· . CENSUS OF INDIA 1991
SERIES-20 PUNJAB
DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK
PART XII-A&B
VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY
VILLAGE & TOWNWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
DISTRICT FARIDKOT
Director of Census Operations Punjab PUNJAB OrSTRICT FARIDKOT
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A-~ GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS
A publications relating, to 'Punjab bear S'eries No. 20 and will be, published as follows :--
Part I-A Administration Report-Enumeration (for official use only). Part I-B Administration Report-Tabulation lfor official use only) Part II-A General Population Tables and and Combined Part II-B Primary Census Abstract Volume Part III General Economic Tables Part IV Social and Cultural Tables Part V Migration Tables Part VI Fertility Tables Part VII Tables on Houses and Household Amenities Part VIII Special Tables on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Part IX-A Town Directory
Part !~-B Survey Report on selected towns Part IX-C Survey Report on selected villages Part X Ethnographic notes and special stUdies on scheduled castes and scheduled tribes. Part XI Census Atlas
B--PUNJAB GOVERNMENT PUBLlCATlOBS Part XII-A & B District Census Handbook for each district
Part XII-A--Village and Town Directory &
Part XII-B--Village and Townwise ~rimary Census Abstract.
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(11) CONTENTS
Pages 1. Foreword vii 2. Preface ix 3. Important statistics of the' district Xiii. 4. Faridkot district--A short profile; Location, Origin of 3 name, Area, Climate, Topography, River and drains, Present jurisdiction, Land utilisation, Agriculture, Irrigation~ animal husbandry, Tenancy, Industry, Electricity, Minerals and Mining, communication, Trade and Commerce. Forestry, Medical and Public Health, Education, Occupation and Other miscellaneous acti vities , Place of religious, Historical and tourist interest. ANNEXURE--Showing jurisdictional changes. 31 5. Introduction to District Census Handbook :- CONCEPT AND DEFINITIONS
Rural/Urban classification, Village, Town a~d Urban Agglomeration. 6. Demographic analysis based on: Inset tables. tal Upon Primary Census Abstract Analysis based on Inset tables 1--10. 37--1+8 (b) Upon Village Directory Analysis based on Inset tables 11--16. 49--54 ·tc) Upon Town Directory Analysis based on Inset tables 17--21. 55--60
PART XII A--VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY SECTION I - Village Directory 7. Note explaining the· codes used in the Village Director), 67 8. Codes used in the Alphabetical 11st of villages 1981 & ·1991 Census (manual & computer Codes) 73 i) Alphabetical List of Villages Moga 1 CD Block 79 Mog a II CD Block 93 Nihal Singhwala CD Block 107 Baghapurana CD Block 119 F aridkot CD Block 133 Kot Kapura CD Block 157 Lambi CD Block 175 Malout CD Block 189 Muktsar CD Block 203 Kot Bhai at Giddarbaha CD Block 225
. (iii) (ii) Village Directory Moga I CD £nock 82 Moga II CD Block 96 Nihal Singhwala CD Block. 110
Bagha~urana CD Block. 122 F aridkot CD Block 138 Kat Kapura CD Block 162 Lamb! CD Block 178 Malout CD Block 192 Muktsar CD Block 208 Kot Bhal at Giddarbaha CD Block 228 Apperidix 1--4 (Village Directory) 238--254 SECTION II --Town Directory 9. Codes used in the Town Directory 259
Statement I Status and growth ~istory 264 Statement II Physical C'lspects and location of town, 1989. 266 Statement III Municipal Finance, 1988-89 261? Statement IV Civic and other amenities, 1989 270 Statement IV(a' Civic and other amenities in noti fied slums, 1989 273 Statement If Medical, education, recreational and ,cultural facUlties,. 1989 274
Statement VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and B-:lnking, 1989 278 Appendix Towns Showing their outgrowth with population. 280 PART XII B--VILLAGE AND TOWNWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
10. Explanatory Note on Primary Census Abstract 283 Faridkot District Primary Census Abstract 290 Mog a . I CD Block. 312 Mog a II CD Block 326 Nihal Slnghwala CD Bleck 336 Baghapurana CD Block ·346 Faridkot CD Block 356 Kot Kapura CD Block 374 Lamb! CD Block 388 Malout CD Block 398 Muktsar CD Block "12 lot Bha! at Giddarbaha CD Block 430
(iv) 11. Urban Primary Census Abstract 440
Appendix. 1 : I?etalls of - C.D. BloCKS included under various tahslls. 459 12. Tahsilwise Primary Census Abstract 460
Appendix II : Enumeration blockwise total population and Scheduled Caste population in . urban area. 475
Annexure to appendix : District Primary Census Abstract of Scheduled Castes. 506
MAPS
District Faridkot Tahsil and CD block boundaries, roads/ Before railway, towns by population size inner class, important villages, post and title telegraph offices, degree college and technical institution, rest house etc.
Tahsil Moga Boundaries of CD blocks Moga-I, Moga-II, Nihal Singhwala and Bagha purana, village boundary, population size of villages, urban areas, amenities, roads/railway, important village mandies etc.
Tahsil Faridkot Boundaries of CD blocks Faridkot and Kot Kapura, village boundary, popula tion size of villages, urban areas, amenities, roads/ railway,· important village mandies etc.
Tahsil Muktsar Boundaries of CD blocks Lambi, Malout, Muktsar and Kat Bhai, village boundary, population size of villages, urban areas, amenities: roads/railway, important village mandies etc.
FOREWORD Publication of the District Census Handbooks (DCHs) was initiated after the 1951 Census and is. continuing since then with some innovations/ modifications, after each decennial Cens1:ls. This is the most valuable district level publication brought out by the Census Organisation on behalf of each State Government/UnIon Territory administration. It. inter - alia provides data/information on some of the basic demographic and socio economic characteristi"cs and on the availability of certain important civic amenities/facilities in each village and town of the respective. districts. This publication has thus proved to be of immense utility to the planners, administrators, academicians and researchers.
The sc'=>pe of the DCH was initially confined to certain important census tables on population, economic and socio-cultural aspect as also the Primary Census Abstract (PCA» of each village and town (ward-wise) of the, district. The DCHs published after the 1961 Census contained a descriptive amount of the district, administrative statistics, census tables and Village and Town Directories including PCA. After the 1971 Census, two parts of the District Census Handbooks (Part-A comprising Village and Town Directories and Part-B comprising Village and Town PCA~ were released in all the States and Union Territories. The third Part (C) of the District Census Handbooks comprising administrative statistics and district census tables, which 'was also to be brought out, could· not be published in many States/ UTs due to considerable delay in compilation' of relevant material. In 1981, some new features alongwith, the r.estructuring of the formats of Village and Town Directory were introduced in the DCHs. These were published in two parts for each district after the 1981 Census. While Part-A comprised Village and Town directories, the PCA of villages and towns (ward-wise) including Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribes PCA upto tehsil/town level were provided in Part-B. To illustrate, all the amenities except electricity, were broUght together in the Village Directory and if an amenity was not available in th~ referrent village, the distance in broad ranges from the nearest place having such amenity was given. Information on some new items such as adult literacy centres" primary health sub-centres and community health workers in .the village were provided so as to meet some of the requirements of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Similarly, information on approach to the village was also provided for the first time in the Village Directory so as to give an idea about the number of inaccessible villages in each district. In case of Town Directories also, keeping in view the requirements of the Miniumum Needs Programme, _a: Statement IV-A on slums was provided so as to enable the planners to Cbcrlk out the programmes for providing better civic and other amenities in the slums. In, this statement details on civic and other amenities were reported for the slums of Class I and, Class II towns. Apart from this, one column on the Sche.duled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population and another on adult literacy classes/centre.s were added· in Statements IV and V respectively. '
The manner of presentation of the DCHs for the. 1991 Census is by and large the same as followed in 1981. However, the format of peA has been restructured slightly in the 1991 Census, for the benefit of data users. Nine-fold industrial classification of' main workers has been gi ven aa against four-fold industrial .classification presented in the 1981 Census. In: addition to this, the sex-wise population in the 0-6 age-group has also: been included in peA for the first time with a view to enabling ·data users to computs more realistic litera~-y rate as all children below 7 years of age have, been treated as illiterate at the time of the 1991 Census. It is expected that the above mentioned modifications will help the planners in chalking out more effective developmental programmes. ( vii) One oC the most important innovations in the 1991 Census is the Community Development Block-level presentation of data in the Village Directory and PCA instead of the traditional TahsU/Taluk/PS level presentation. It is expected that the presentation of Village Dirctory and PCA data at C.D. Block level will help the planner in formulation of micro-level' developmental plans, as the C.D. Block is the lowest administrative unit for developmental planning.
In order to facilitate the task of administrators, planners and researchers intending to use Village Directory/PCA data, either· from the magnetic tapes/floppies or f.rom the published records, both the, computer and manual codes for each village have been \ provided for the 1991 Census along-with the corresponding codes of 1981 Census. .
This publication is a Joint venture of the State Government/U . T • administration and the Census Organisation. The data have been .collected and compiled under the direction of Shri D.S. Jaspal, I.A.S. Director of Census Operations Punjab on behalf of the State Government which has borne the cost of printit:l9' The. task of planning, designing and co-ordination of the publication was ,inltia~ed by Dr. K.P. Ittaman, -former Deputy Registrar General (Social· Studies) and Shri M.M. Dua, Joint Director. For tbe' sake of uniformity' In presentation of information/data and for preparation of analytical note depicting the salient ~eatures emerging from, a micor-level analysis of Census/non-Census data, a' model District Census Handbook from each state and' Union Territory was . thoroughly scrutinised in the Social Studies Di.vls1on under the, guidance of Shri M.K. Jain, the present Deputy Registrar General (S.S.,. This task was carried out by Shri A.K. Singh, Deputy Director who was assisted by Shri N.S. Soam,- Assistant Director and his staff. Technical guidance in the preparation of the maps w.as initially provided by Dr. B.K. Roy, former Deputy Registrar General (Map) and later by Mrs. Minat! Ghosh, the pre~ent Deputy Registrar General (Map).
I am thankful to all those who have contr.ibuted to this project. A. R. NANDA, New Delhi. June 11, 1992._ Registrar General, India.
(viii) PREFACE
After completion of 1991 Census Operations in the State, the DCHB series is being brought as a compendium of official statistics and demographic' profile of a district in one single volume for easy reterence. The publication is a joint venture of the State Government and the State Census Organisation. It contains very useful information for use of planners, administrators, academicians, researchers and the public at large. For the district administration especially it. is a documentation of various facts and figures of the cl1strict and would serve as a limited encyclopedia giving. an insight into its social, cultural and demographic scenario. . There are. 120 towns and 12,795 villages constltuting...· w.rban and rural 'component of the State respectively. The collection and \compllation of. th! ,,~l..uininous data presented in this volume was a I formidable task ill. as~~}:I.,ch as the follow up with the various governmental. and non-governmental agencies for obtaining the factual data relating to all a~pects of the district and the reconciliation itself, constrained many a delays. As a first measure, the schedules designed by the ORGI for collection of information from various. agencies in the rural and urban areas of each district had to be translat~c::l' into Punjabi language and also . test checked to assess their acceptability and responsiv~ness by those who were .to be its users. The data collected for the Town Directory has mostly come from the Chief Executives (Commissioners/Executive Officers/Secretaries) of urban local bodiu. and BDPOs and for rural areas, we had it from the District Revenue agencies. The maps included in this publication' give information on location of villages, size class of population, urban spread and important infrastructure facilities available therein are based upon district/tahsil maps obtained from Directorate of Land Records, Punjab. Froll) the .very' beginning, the collection. process was given impetus by Issuing directions t"C? the officers and staff of the Census . Directorate, who had been supervising the training programmes for '''housel1stin-9 and enumerati0!l operations during 1991 Census to have additional responsibility in getting the schedules filled up through personal contacts with the concerned fieI,d officials. The task of collection of' most of the information required for this volume had been over by April, 1991 wherea.s, after .reconciliation of data, it continued pouring in up to September/October, 1991. . The . data obtained from the field was supplemented and . cross cheeked with the data of various othe.r departments at the· State level, particularly, in relation to amenities and facilities in' 'the field of education, medical, communications and the Uke, and with the computerisat!on of Primary Census Abstract (PCAl in December, 1992, important official statistics having become available for inc~usion 1'n these series, simultaneously one copy of the Village Directory was readied. The data had, however, to be recast for presentation at C.D. Block levels in keeping with the instructions from RGI which is a novel feature af the 1991 ; DCHBs and a departure from the past practice. In order to quicken the release of peA data to the users, the compilation was manually done and l.ter computerised with the help of National Informatics Centre, Punjab. During. ~he course of computerisation of Vill-age Directory, the format already prepared had to be revised as the ,,~rea.k-~:p, o~ ~~'!:; irrigated by each source was required to fit in with the computer soft.wa,I'e .. p}'~ramming. Thls entailed both manual labour and extra time in recompiling anc( reconciling :tile d~ta. The process of computerisation was quite a delicate task as it 'requIred .. number- of revislons hi .the light of computerisattOn 'carriea out . : with the copy o~ village Directory . manually pree_ared and print outs
(ix) supplied by the NIC. But for this delay, the project would have 'since been completed. The DCHB project was initated under the able and dynamic 'guidance of Shri D.S. Jaspal, lAS, who assumed the charge of Director, Census Operations, Punjab, at a very crucial juncture, when State Government and District administration was under great pressure due to critical law 'and order situations prevailing then. The . grit and determination shown by the .Director, Shri D. S. J aspal not only gal vanised and energised one ~nd all in the. Census Directorate but provided much needed inspiration to the State Government officials engaged in the census work to do their best to make 1991 Census a complete success. I express my deep sense of gratitude to him for having inspired all in. this directorate for' making us to march ahead in carrying out the arduous task of the field operations in very difficult times.
The collection of data which is being presented in tne DCHB series, mainly Primary Census Abstract (PCA), is due' to the efforts of thousands of State Government officials, especially teachers who worked at various levels {or the twin operations of house listing and actual census count under very difficult circumstances. What is more, the data comprising the village and Town Directory is mainly due to' the efforts of Revenue officials, Municipal Staff and BDPO offices who, took pains in filling up the detailed schedules of each village/towh. To all of them, the census organisation owes its deep appreciation. The computerisation' of Village Directory and Primary Census Abstract was. made possible due to the unstinted co-operation and help of the National Informatics Centre, Punjab State Unit, Chandigarh. Shri A.K. Aggarwal, the State Informatics Officj!r and his staff members deserve our special thanks. The Social Studies Division of the office of Registrar General, India provided much needed instant technical guidance in co-ordinating and initiating the project; Dr. K.P. Itta'man, ex-Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies Oi vision), Shri M. M. Oua, ex-J oint Director and the present DRG (S5), Shrl M.K. Jain and his officers provided all along valueable instructions and it was they all who took pains in expeditiously clearing our model Dlstrict Census Handbook.. We owe our profound indebtedness to all. of them. 'Shri A.R. Randa, lAS, former Registrar General and Census Comm,issioner, India was always forthcoming in providing inspiring. guidance and leadership tn the aIIIlpletion of the project in most difficult times. We oW.e. him ollr deepest gratitude arid regards. We are beholde':,1 to . Dr., M Vijayanunni, lAS, Ihglstrar' General ~nd Census CO{J1missioner of tiidIa, who has been _ givlng u. a lot of encouragement in making it possible --to send out the OCHBs ,quickly tor, immediate 'availability of data to all users. I would resist the. temptation of mentioning' here any single' incumDent~ at any level of the hierarchy individually for apparent reasons and would rest content with e:c:knowledging my debt to. all of them as appended hereto. However, S/Shri Ajit Singh,' Dy. Director, M..L. Sharma, Assistant Director, Malkiat Singh, Inv. worked as a team to complete .this . project. I deeply appreelate the work done by them seeing through this excellent publication prepared' by them.
~handigarh : H.L. KALLA, The 30th August, 1995. Deputy Director.
(X) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DATA COMPILATION AND PROCESSING
M.L. Sharma, AD Pars Ram, AD
Mandt Singh, Inv. Joginder Singh, S.A. Balbir Singh, S.A. Mansha Ram, S.A. Narinder Singh, S.A. H.S. Sudan, S.A. Harbeer Kaur, S.A. Raj Pal Pathak, Computor Sunita Rani, AC Duni Chand, AC
DRAFrING M.L. Sharma, AD MAPPING AND DATA REPRESENTATION
Madhav Shyam, RO (Map) Surinderjit Singh, Sr. Geographer Tej Pal Singh, Cartographer Rupsa Banerjee, Geographer Jiwan Singh, Sr. Artist Usha Kalra, Artist. Kulbir Singh, Artist Hardeep Kaur, S.A. Jagjit Singh, Draftsman Sangeeta Rahi, Draftsman Bali Ram, GO
PROOF READING AND PRINTING
Bhagirath Singh, Inv. Joginder Singh, S.A. H.S. Sudan,. S.A. Harbeer Kaur, S.A. Raj Pal Pathak, Computor Shashi Arora, A.C.
TYPING AND PHOTOSTATING
Pawan Kumar, Sr. Steno Viney Kumar, AC Ajit Singh Daftri
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IMPORTANT STATISTICS STATE DISTRICT Population TOTAL Persons 20,281,969 17,30,876 Males 10,778,034 919,680 Females 9,503,935 811,196 RURAL Persons 14,288,744 1,291,037 Males 7,569,423 686,572 Females 6,719,321 604,465 URBAN Persons 5,993,225 439,839 Males 3.208,611 233,108 Females 2,784,614 206 .. 731 Decennial Population +20.81 +20.52 Growth Rate 1981--91 Area (Sq. Kms.) 50,362 5,740 Density of Population 403 302 (Per Sq. Km.) Sex Ratio (Number of 882 882 Females per 1,000 males) Literacy Rate Persons 58.51 49.42 (Excluding Children in Males 65.66 56.43 age group 0-6) Females 50.41 41.50 Stercentage of Urban 29.55 25.41 Population to Total Population Percentage to Tbtal Population :-- (i) Main Workers Persons 30.07 31.19 Males 54.12 55.75 Females 2.79 3.35 (11) Marglnal Workers Persons 0.81 1.42 Males G.10 0.10 Females 1.6t 2 .. 91 (1ii) Non-Workers Persons 69.12 67.39 Males 45.78 , 44.15 Females 95.60 93.74 BREAK-UP OF MAIN WORKERS : Percentage among Main Workers : - I Cultlvators Persons 31.44 37.74 Males 32.47 38.99 Females 8.72 14.14 II Agricultural Labourers Persons 23.82 30.23 Males 23.80 29.73 Females 24.35 39.70 (xiii) STATE DISTRICT III Li vestock, Forestry, Persons O.Bl 0.40 Fishing. Hunting and Plantations Orchards and Males .0.19 0.40 Allied Activities Females 1.11 0.34 'IV Mining and Quarrying Persons 0.01 0.00 Males 0.01 0.00 Females 0.00 0.00 V (a) Manufacturing, Processing:, Persons 1.33 1.17 Servicing and Repairs in Household Industry Males 1.25 1.09 Females 3.18 2.63
V''( b) Man ufacturing, Processing. Persons 10.95 ~.46 . Servicing'and Repairs in other than Household Males 11.15 5.55 Industry Females 6.76 3.77 VI Constructions Persons 2.56 1.25 Males 2.63 1.30 Females 1.03 0.41 VII 1'rade and Commerce Persons 10.55 8.39 Males 10.81 8.71 Females 4.69 2.42 VIII Transport, Storage Persons 3.83 2.63 and Communications Males 3.97 2.75 Females 0.94 0.27 IX Other Services Persons 14.70 12.73 Males 13.12 11.48 Females 49.22 36.32 Percentage of· Scheduled Caste Persons 28.31 34.08 Population to Total Population Males 28.44 34.32 Females 28.17 33.80 Percentage of Scheduled Tribe Persons Populat~en . to Total Population Males Females Number of occupied residential 3,330,253 280,365 ;Houses Number of Villages Total 12,795 584 Inhabited 12,428 572 t1nlnnabited 367 12 Number of Towns 120 9
(xiv) AlfALYTICAL NOTS
3 MALYTICAL NOTE 'FARIDKOT 1J>'lSTRICT-A SHOllT 'PROFILE Lc)cation: Faridkot !s located ill the south-western part of Punjab State b~tw.aen 29°-54' to 30°-54' north latitude and 74°-15' to 75°-25' east lo11g1tude. It shares common bou.ndaries with Ludhiana I Sangrur and iBathlnda districts in the east; Firozpur ".district., in the north and ~est;' and Sirse district of Haryana State and Ganganagal" district of Rajasthan State in the south.. It is located in Malwa 'r.egion ot the State and' fo~ms part of the FJ.rozpur l1R.ev.enue Division. Origin of ,Name It takes its name from Faridkot town which now serves as the district headquarters but earlier served as capital of Faridkot State, ohe of the eight States inte9rated into ;PEPSU (FaUala and' East Punjab States Onion) after independence in '1948. Faridkot according to a legend, was founded by )1a~la Mol
Monthly Rainfall : Average of 5 years 1986--90
Month Ra.infall Month Rainfall {mm) (mm)
1. January 10.9 7. .J~l.:y 9S.4 2. February 24 .. 6 8. A~gust 9S.4 3. March 21.9 9. ,September 99.0 April 3.2 10. October ·5.7 4. ~. 5. May 22.5 1l. November 0.9 6. J1,1ne 42.8 12. December 10.9
Total .. 432.2
Topography··. Faridkot district is a part of Punjab ~alwa Plain and is sub-divided into following three micro' Tegions on the basis of solls, topography, climate and natural vEtgetation.
1. Muktsar Plain. --This region spreads over the lower half portion of Fartdkot district. The geological structure of this region is consisted of Alluv'ium and the main soils are coarse sanoy loam to grey or red desert soiL The region has a major .problem regard-ing wind erosion. Many new steps have been taken .up by Soil Conservation Department to check the wind erosion. According t.9 Soil Map of India,. the §6Us of this region ate Orthids.l Fluvents and Ochrepts-P~amments. The lowest height of 189 metr.~s in the district is located near village Mahri Khera of, Mu.ktsar tahsil.. The natural. vegetatiol\ includes. Kikar I Neem, Ber and thorny bushes - The main canal flowing in this J;egion is Abohar branch of Si;hind canal.
2. Faridkot 'Sandy Plain... ·-This region extends over the parts of Faridkot and Muktsar tahsils. The region has large number of sand dunes. The wind erosion has its own effect on the fertility of soils. which are Ortllios-Fluvents and Orth.repts-Psamments· as per I Soil M_ap of India I. The na,tural vegetation includes klkar, ber:l, mango and thorny bushes. This re9ion has Rajasth~n Feeder Canal -ana a small portion of Abollar Branch of Sirhind Cana~. * ,Extracts from Reg1Qna1 Division of India: ~ A Cart~graphic Ana·lysis •.Ser-fes 1 .. Volume' XVH. Punjab. 198~. 5 3. Moga Plain.--This region spreads over Moga tahsil and a part of Faridkot tahsil. It forms the north and north eastern part of Faridkot distdct. The maximum height 'of 227.6 metres in the district is located nevar village Badhni Kalan of Moga tahsil. A few sand dunes are found near south-west of Moga town and other sand dunes are located near Chand Newan, Baghel wala, Bhikha of Moga tahsil and village Behbal Khurd artd Gurusar of Faridkot tahsil. The natural vegetation includes pipal, shis~, ~, . ber, jam~ and !!!ango. The major canal is Abohar branch of Sirhind canal. The other important distributaries are Kotkapura, Jaitu and Jagraon. The notable feature about the topography of this district is' that due to extension of agriculture and irrigation there is apparent disappearance of s\and dunes which have been levelled up generally. Further the area is most suitable' for cotton cultivation and citrus fruit, which are grown. in abundance. The nature of its soils and Clxcessive irrigation practices have. however, brought in the' problem of wat'Gr logging in some parts of the district. The remedial measures have already be~n started which are giving good results.
Rivers and Drains : No river flows through this district but there 1s a vast l'letwork· of canals emanating from Sirhind canal system and Sirhind Feeder. Rajasthan Feeder and Sirhind Feeder flow through the district after taking off from Harike headworks on the Satluj river after its confluence with Beas river. Sirhind canal, however, takes off from Satluj at Ropar headworks. Besides there are some drains and channels which flow during the rainy season. The more important ones are : Danda Nala, Sot a Nala and Moga Nala, which serve as natural drainage in Moga tahsil, Muktsar tahsil and Faridkot tahsils, respectively. A number of drains such as Golewala. Mudkl, Langiana, Mari, Samadh Bhai etc. had been constructed to meet the flood problem in the low lying areas of the district.
Present Jurisdiction : Faridkot district is sub-divided into following three tahsils (1) Faridkot tahsil (2) Muktsar tahsil and (3) Moga tahsil. Each of the above tahsils have since been upgraded into sub-division. Besides there are following five sub-tahsils in the district : (1) Jaito (in Faridkot tahsil), (2) Giddarbaha. (3) Malout, (4) Lambi (in Muktsar tapSil) and (5) Nihalsinghwala (in Moga tahsil).
The district is constituted of 584 villages, out of whtch 572 villages are inhabited and 12 villages uninhabited. These are further distributed into following 10 Community Development Blocks ('1) Faridkot, (2) Kotkapura (in Faridkot tahsil), (3) Muktsar, (4) Kot Bhai, (5) Malout, (6) Lambi (in Muktsar' tahsil), (7) Moga I, (8) Moga II, (9) Nihalsinghwala and (10) Baghapurana (in Moga tahsil).
Among the 12 districts of the State as existed at the time of 1991 Census, Faridkot is the youngest as it wp's carved out as a separate distrJ.ct,-vide notification dated 1?!D- July, ~972 and was. in~ugurated. on 7th August, 1972, with headq~ers at Fandkot. The dlstnct compnsed Moga and Muktsar tah§ilS" trom Firozpur district and Faridkot tahsil from Bathinda district. Srnce its formation the district gained one village (Peori HB No. 6 of Bathinda tahsil) from Bathinda district during 1981 Census. ,The district gaine.d 3 villages' from Firozpur tahsil of Firozpur district· during 1991 Census, the details are given in the Annexure given at the end Of. th~ "analytical note. 6 Land Utilisation : During 1990-91 against a geograpbical area of 574 thousand hectares, the area of the district according to the village papars is .576 thousand hectares, which shows some difference in the two sets of areas arrived at by different methods of measurement adopted by two sepaF"ate agencies. However, for the purpose of discussion hereinafter we will refer to the area as per village papers. During 1990-91, o-ut of an area of 576 thousand hectares, 11 thousand hectare is under forests, 37 thousand hectares is put to non-agricultural use and 11 thousand hectares is fallow land.
Besides there is 517 thou;and hectare's' Net Ar.ea Sown I which w~rks out to as.76 per cent of the total area of the district. Further out of 517 thousand hect{lres of 'net area sown ~, . 383 thousand hectares are sown more than once. Thus the' total cropped area in the district during 1990-91 1s 910 thousand hectares, which gives a crop intensity of 176.01 per cent in the district. The total cropped area in the district is the second highest, nej{t to Firozpur district (925 thousand hecta~e). Incidentally the district reports the second larg~st area .(5,740.00 sq.km.), next to Firozpur (5,874.00 sq.km.) in the State. Agriwlture :
Faridkot is mainly an agricultural district as 74.59 per' cent of its population, resided iIi the rura.l areas during 1991 Census. Further agri culture alone provided the single larg-est source of employment and livelihood to 67.97 per cent of its total ma:i.n workers (cultivators 37.74 per cent, agadcultural labourers 30.23 per cent) during 1991 Census, as ag.a.1nst 68.97 per cent and 74.57 per cent during 1981 and 1971 censuses. Thus it would be noticed that inspite of decline in the percentage of workers engaged in agricultul;"e, it is the biggest source of employment In the district, as stated above.
The two main crop seasons in a year in the district are. : kharif and, rabi, which are l.pcally known as ~ni and hari. The former is the summer season harvest. whereas the later is the winter harvest season. Besides there are other crops which are assessed with kharif and rabi. Such of the ha·rvests, which are assessed with rab! are called Zaid rabi# while those assessed with kharif are called zaid kharif. These are mostly vegetables and fodder crops. The principal kharif crops are cotton, paddy, bajra, maize, sugarcane, whereas minor ones are kharif vegetables.
The- important rabi crops are : wheat, gram, barley; mOong I whereas the minor ones are-oilseeds (sarson, tarameera, al5i, toria) and winter vegetables.
Among the two crop seasons, rab! is more important one, as out of 9,10,000 h.ectares of cropped area during 1990-91, it· reported 4,65,000 hectares against 4,45, 000 hectares of kharif. Further 5,71,000 heetar-aS' were reported under food crops, against 3,39,000 hectares under non-food crops during 1990-91. Thus, it will be noticed that more area 1s under food crops than non-food crops in the district .•
The area' under various crops reported during 1990-91 in the district is as follows :- (1) Wheat 3,. 94 I ono hectares. (2) Cotton 2,20,200 hectares (American 2,08,000 hectares~ Desi 12,200 hectare), (3) Paddy 1,38,000 hectare, (4) Moong 16,220 hectare, (5) Barley 10,201) hectare, 6)
.. Rapeseed and mu~tard 8,200 he,ctare J ( 7) Gram 6,400 hectare, (8) Bajr~ 1,900 hectare, (9) Sugarcane 1,300 hectare~ (10) Potatoes 500' hectare, (11) Groundnut 300 hectare, (12) Dry Chillies 100 hectare, etc. Though . Maize and Mash are alsa grown but area under these two crops is negligible (less tha,n 50 hectare). 7 If we compare area under various crops during the decade 1981--91 we notice some changes in the area. The Changes are as follows : The net area shows a· decline from 5,26,000 hectares in 19BO-81 to 5,17,000 hectares in 1990-91. However, total. cropped area increased from 8,18,000 hectares in ·1980-81 to 9,10,000 hectares in 1990-91. The area sown more than onces has also recorded an increase from 2,92,000 hectares to 3,83,000 hectares during 1981--91. The notable increases in area· of various crops during 1981--91 decade are (1) Paddy 78,000 hectares in 1980-81 to 1,38,000 hectares in 1S9D-91; (2) Wheat 3,34,000 hectares in 1980-81 to 3,94,000 hectares in 1990-91; (3) Moong 3,980 hectares in 1980-81 to 16,220 hectares in 1990-91: (4) Sugarcane 1,000 hectares in 1980-81 to 1,300 hectares in 1990-91; and (5) Cotton I,Bl,300 hectares in 1980-81 to 2,20,200 hectares in 1990-91. However, these are· some crops which show decline in area during the decade 1981--91. These are (1) Bajra 14,200 hectares- in 1980-81 to 1,900 hectares in 1990-91. (2) Barley 12,200 hectares in 1980-81 to 10,200 hectares in 1990-91; (3) Gram 41,000 hectares in 1980-81 to 6,400 hectare's in 1990-91; (4) Mash 490 hectares in 1980-81 to less than 50 hectares in 1990-'31;' (5) Groundnut 500 hectares in 1980-81 to 300 hectares in 1990-91; (6) Rapeseed and Mustard 21,200 hectares in 1980-81 to 8,200 hectares in 1990-91; (7) Dry Chillies 270 hectares in 1980-81 to 100 hectare.s in 1990-91; and Potatoes 700 hectares in 1980-81 to 500 hectares in 1990-91. The desi cotton has also repo:r;ted decline in area from 13,600 hectares in 1980-8lto 12,200 hectares in 1990-91. During 1990-91 the district reported the highest area in the State under" Barley (10,200 hectares). The area under Moong (16,220 hectares) was reported as the second highest in the State next to Firoz'pur district (17,330 hectares). The area under cotton (American) was second highest (2,08,000 hectares), next to Bathinda district (?,56,400 hectares). Also yield of cotton (desi) was the highest (380 kg.per hectares) "in this district as coml'ared with other districts of the State.
The district is important in the matter of citrus cultivation. Grapes are also catching on fast with t;.itrus cultivation but its cultivation is sUll to clear hurdles in the coming" years. During 1990-91 an area of 8.459 hectares is reported und9r various fruit trees, against 6,673 hectares during 1980-81. The break up of area under various fruits during 1990-91 is as follows : (1) Orange and Malta 4,104 hectares; (2) Kinoo 2,955 hectares; (3) Pear 273 hectares; (4) Grapes 230 hectares; (5)· Peach 166 hectares; (6) Guava 134 hectares; (7) Ber 95 hectares; (8) Lemon 74 'hectares; (9) Ma:ngoes 71 hectares; (10) Plum 8 hectares; (11) Lichi 3 hectares; and (12) "Miscellaneous '346 hectares.- -- The area unde-r vegetables 1s no't much in this district as it is distantly located from ,the main centres of consumpt!on. During 1990-91 an area of 2,359 hectares was reported under ve~etables, against 2,383 hectares during 1980-81. Thus it would be seen that a slight decline has been reported in area during ,the last decade. The break Up of area under various vegetables. during 1990-91 is as fo.l1ows : (1) Potato 487 hectares; (2) . Sweet Potato 1 hectares; (3). Onion 23 hectares; (4) Winter vegetables 882 hectares; and (5) Summer' vegetables 966 hectares , In addition to th.e use of compost (both urban and rural), cattl~ ::i'ung and green manures, chemical fertilisers are being increasingly used In this district. During 1990-91 1,43,000 tonne!> of chemical fertilisers NPK) were used in the district, whIch was the se'cond highest consumption of chemical· fertilisers in the state next to Ludhiana district (1.44,000 tonnes) during 1990-91. Qu:t of the total consumption of. 1,43,000 tonnes of chemical Eertilisers, Nltrogenov.S (N) accounted for 1,04,000 tonnes, followed 1:;)y 3$,.000 tonnes of Pho~pnet1c U~"2 0S)end 1,000 to.... of Potassic (K2 0) fertilisers. B Irri'gaUon :
~ The major sources of irrigation in the district are government canals and tubewells. However, wells are also used in areas where water-table is not very deep. The tube wells and pumping sets have been introduced in a big way during the post-independence period in areas where sub-soil water is fit for irrigation. The canal irrigation is done mainly from Abohar branch of Sirhind canal. Though Rajasthan Feeder also passes through this district after taking off from Harike headworkes, no area is irrigated "from this canal as its waters are earmarked for Indira Gandhi canal (Rajasthan Canal), which irrigates areas in Rajasthan State only. The Sirhlnd Feeder also passes through this district and irrigates some areas in the district.
In the year 1980-81, a net area of 4,50,500 hectares was irrigated
in the district from all sources. Out of the total -area, 3,48 t 700 hectares was irrigated from government canals (Abohar branch of Sirhind canal) and 1,01,800 hectares was irrigated from wells and tubewells. The percentage of net area irrigated to net area sown works out to 85.6 per cent for this district. Further during the corresponding period (1980-81), out of a total cropped area of 8,18,000 hectares, 7,42,000 hectares was irrigated. Thus 90.7 per cent of cropped area in the district was irrigated.
However. in the year 1990-91, the net area irrigated increased to 4,96,100 hectares out of which 3,61,500 hectares was irrigated from govern ment canals and the remaining 1,34: 1;)00 "hectares was irrigated from tubewells and wells. The percentage of net area irrigated to net area sown is 95.8 per cent for this district during 1990-91. Also during the corres ponding period, out of the total gross cropped area 'of 9,10,000 hectare!>, 8,84,900 hectares was irrigated. Thus percentage of gross irrigated to gross cropped ar!=a works out to 97.2 per cent for this district during 1990-91.
Thus it would be noticed that whereas the net irrigated area increased by 45.600 hectares (from 4,50,500 hectares in 1980-81 to 4,96,.100 hectares in 1990-91) during the decade 1981--91, the increase in gross irrigated area was 1,42,900 hectares (from 7.42. 000 hectar~s in 1980-81 to 8,84,900 hectares in 1990-91). In per cent terms the increase in net area irrigated is 10.12 per cent against 19.26 per cent in the gross irrigated area. During the decade 1981--91, the net area irrigated both from government canals and tubewells and wells has reported increasE"$. However, percentage increase in net area from tubewells and wells is 32.22 per cent, against 3.67 per cent from ,government canals. The faster growth in net area irrigated from tubewells and wells during the decadE' 19a1~-91 is attributed to the increase in the number of energised tubewells, which reported an increase from 15,488, as on 31st March, 1981, to ,37,374, as on 31st March, 1991 in the district.
Though flat rates have been introduced for electricity consumption and priority is being accorded in electricity connections for agriculture, there is unsatiable demand for waters from canals. The Sirhind Feeder has made available more supplies of water but still supply is short of demand due to change in the cropping pattern. With the popularity of sugarcane and paddy cultivation the position is likely to worsen. However, hopes are being pinned for better supplies of water for irrigation purposes when Ranjit Sagar Dam on Revi gets completed in 1997, as scheduled. With the setting up of sugar mill at Faridkot (Faridkot Co-operative Sugar Mills Ltd., Faridkot), the sugarcane cultivation is bound to pick up in the district in the coming years. 9 Animal Husbandry :
Livestock are the backbone of the peasantry~ These not only supply motive power for various agricultural operations but also' supply milk and other products and help the· fa.rmers to augment their income. Animals, especi,ally the catUe play an' important role in the econom1· of the district, which is natural home to NiH Rav! buffaloes and Sahlwal cows, which at-e high milk yielding breeds.
According to i990 Livestock C~nsus there were 2,31.000 cattl~; 4~33,300 buffaloe!io; 2,000 horses aad ponie'S; 2,200 donk~ys; 1,40.0 mules; 97,100 sheep; 56,500 goats; 3,700 ca!Dels; and 4,200 pigs in the district. Thus there were -8,19 ,.oQO animals of all kind in 1990. As against this according to 1977 livestock census there were 2,60,700 cattle; 3.78,700 tmifaldes; 4,200 horses and ponies; 4,000 donkeys; 500 mules; 69,100 sheep; 85,500 goats; 13,700 camels; and 2,600 pigs. Thus there were 8,19,000 total number of animals in the district in 1911. From the above figures it would be noticed that during 1977--90 period there is reported decline in the number of cattle, horSes and ponies, donkeys, goats and cemels* whereas increase is reported 1n the number of buff aloes, mU,les, sheep and pigs. Also there is increase in the total number of animals in the district from 8,19,000 in 1977 to 8,32,000 in 1990. As stated before there 1s decline in the number of cattle from 2,60,.700 in 1971 to 2,31,000 in 1990 and an increase in the number of buffaloes from 3,78,100 in 1977 to 4,33,300 in 1990. But there is an overall increaSe in the number of cattle and buffaloes from 6,39,400 in 1977 to G, 64,300 in 1990. The decline in the number of cattle is due to the mechanisation of agriculture and transportation which no longer needed large number of cattle as draught animals. However, the increasing demand of milk in the urban centres ihfiated - the demand for high mUk Yielding cows .and buffaloes. It Is interesting to note that nUI11ber of sheep has in~reased from 69,100 to 97,700 . dut'ing 1977-"'90, due to high prices of wool prevailing in the State and outside. The poultry birds have reported increase from' '3,19,300 /birds . in 1917 to 8,28,700 birds in 1990. Due to- increasefi demand for poultry like egg, chicken.. etc. large number of modern poultry farms --have come up at diffe:r:ent places in the district.
In the year 1990-91 there were: 76 veterInary hospitals; 111 veterinar'Y dispensaries; 12 sheep and wool extension centres; and 9 poultry service centres in the district. In these veterinary institutions 74 veterinary officers and 199 veterinary ,ph
!Juring .1990-91, 1,.93,064 animals were treated against 1,48,102 in 19S0-S't. in the various veterinary- institutions located in the district. Also 1',?l5 castrations were performed during 1990-91 aga,inst 1,846 durlfig 1980-81. During 1990"91, 78,803·animals (58,850 cows, 19,9,53 buffaloes) were cO'(ered under Artifical Insemination methods in- the district, against 36.970 animals (23,860 cows, 13,110 buffaloes) in 1980-81. During 1990-91, 29,169 calves (21,000 cows, 8,169 buffaloes). were born as a -result of Artificial 10 Insemination' methods. TherQ were 5 Artificial Insemination Centres, wherein 7 1:0W bulls and 3 buffalo bulls wete ~ep-t for artific,ial insemination/semen bank purposes during 1990-91.
As a result of efforts lTlade to improve cow stock in the district there were 1,25.000 cross breed tows in the district during 1990-91, besides largs n'Umbat' of high milk· yielding· buffaloes. In order to tap milk potehtit:t1 of th~. distdc:t, the Milk fed. started ' Milk Shed" prO-Ject at Faridkot. Under thts praj ect" there were funCtioning many collecti:on centres alJ,d 3 . ch111i~\J certtres in the di&trict. Besides, Nestle India Lt-d; Moga,
flas cons,uming about' 4 p 50,ooO litres of milk daily in their plant located at Moga. which had. 6 chlllino plants attached to it. The MQga plant of Nes'l:le 'India Ltd. 1~ the largest plant: of its kind ln thl? St-ate. Also th'ere f!s :ahother private mUk. plant i,n the district run. by M/IJ RQsdmaster Food Ltd; Kot ltapura. which' has a capacity to process 1 .. 00,000 lUres of milk daily. l'he$Q pl;atltS' b~ing remuner'ative prices for mUk to the dll.1ry feun'lers tll· the dlstt'lct.
In ot'dsr to etl$tk'e qatinty meat to the g:eneral publl<:. 7- reco'gnl.eed '~mu~ht~ ho6sS's fullj:~{oned in the district d'\.lring 199o-g1, whetQin 23,50a .ab1mals (~l, 606 .heap and GOa~s, l;, 902 pigs) were slaughtered. In 1980-81 tl'i"~, Vi~l:'e e :t4~:.t1.ght!iillt houses. whe~in 30,152 animal.s (28,870 $beep and ~oats, 1.~S2 trios}' 'ftet'e &laughtered .. Pi$Clcultura Is receiving d~ ~t.eJltUQ.fl in the district, which intact b dev,ol'd of tiaeural breeding groutld$ for fish.. In 1~80-81 the area wheze.tJ\. Ush 'w~ sto'tl'ted was hardly la.O· heot~e&~ '.l'Uet:I., . bowevet', inctea$l1!'d to 1~~.40 HSt~1"e& tfu:tbig 199'0-91. A' et\ta.l 22,30.3.00 tho.~san~ fingerl1n'gs wt}%e l:'ais-ad J:n tha district. Further ~&.16 lelth fisn' $aed was raised aod ·distribUt'M -ettbbng the fish f.armers. of the district. It is interasting to note that fish fa'trnlng 1s liinited to village' p.qnds, in· the control of the loc:a.l Banchayats. W1.th little extra efforts the ·fish farming could be popular~ecl which could ensure 'goOd returns to prjvate. fish fartQers as -.n as Pa'nchayats.
Tenency : There are three Stli''1cultural classes< of people: proprietors ( tenants and agricultural labot1l'~s. fl,iost of the cult.fvators are peasant propl'ietors, owning and cultivating their own land. This syste-rn is k]lown as ~ Kasht. The abollt:~on Qf feudal institu.tions Uke ja,girdari and biswedari has swelled th~f R,12ntfler of s~lf cultivators. The occupancy tenants and tenants at will, who were 'bestoweci. proprietory rights on land under v4rious land reform$ hS:,Va .l.ained the ranks of selt cultivators. Further for fear of being deprived' of their land ,nany landlord$. have' taJiten to self c·Ulttvation. The 'mechanisation at variOus agricultuta.l operations have made this sY$tem "ery popular. In some cases land Is leased out to other farmers/persons for cultivation on bata! (share cropping) ar th~a (cQntracl). The general rat~ of batai is Qne~ha,J:f of the share of the crop grown. However, rate of theka may vary from time to time depetlci.tng upon the quality of land and the period of contract. Since large numbet of farmers own tractot:s,t they prefer to offer serv1ees. .or variO\rs agricultural operatidne a9ai~t c;ash payment. This system 'is gaJ.n~g in popularity.
Industry This district is not very. imp'drt'a-nt fibm the indu::jtrie9 P~l\t of v~w as it did not attract many j,tla:u6~li&ts to set up their usiite, il"1 tbe district. H~ever I thsre flEtteo' cmain~ places in the di$~let. ,;wM<:b WG$'e known for srn~ll scale/fo~t~ge itu:itlstr1-es. Mo~a was ~J:'1oV!n fQr Phulkaries. 11 Durries with floral designs were manufactured at Kot Kapura, which was also k.nown for khes and chaddar weaving. The Desi jutis of Kot Kqpura and Ja.ito were in great demand in the di'strict and outside. Muktsar and Giddarbaha were known for country shoes with gold work, and other leather products. Baan was manufactured at Faridkot.
In fact every village was a self sufficient unit in many respects as arrangements existed, in .Kharas (bullock/camel driven flour mills) before the advent of electricity operated chakkis. The Kohlus (formerly wooden driven by bullock.) were used for oil extraction. The village potters manufactured and supplied pitchers and other earthenware to meet the local demands. Khaddar (coarse cloth) was made by the village weavers out of soot (yarn) supplied by their clients in the village. The agricultural implements were manufactured by the local carpenters, who manufactu:red charkhas (spinning wheels), wooden boxes and bullock carts at important" places. The jutis were manufEl-ctured and supplied by the local leath~r workers.
However; gradually things started changing shape and the COhsumers w€mt t-o make purchases of their requirements of all types from the nearby towns, where industries developed fast. With the popularity of sugarcane cultivation many khandsari and shakkar manufacturing units were established, even though farmers made their own arrangements for gur and .shakkar manufacture. With cotton cultivation, the cotton ginning and pressing industrial units mushroomed here and there in the district.
With the growth of urban centres the mqdern industries were set up at various places ,in the district. The following are some large industrial units located in the district :
1. Nestle India Limited. Moga.--This unit was established in the private sector at 'Moga in 1962 by Nestle Company of Switzerland. It was initially named as Food SpeCialists J;.imite d, Moga, but later its name was changed to Nestle India I:.td., Moga. It is one of the largest dairy plants engaged in the manufacture of various milk products, especially everyday Ghee and condensed milk (Milk-maid). This pla'nt processes 4.5 lakh lUres of milk daily and has many collection centres and 6 chilling units in the district. This company has earned quite a reputation throughout the country.
2. Ro~dmaster Food Limited, Kot Kapura.--This plant is in the private Sectpr and ha~. a processing ca'pacity of 1. 0 lakh litres of milk daily. This manllfactures many dairy products like butter, ghee, milk, etc.
3. Faridkot Co-operative Sugar Mills, Faridkot.--This plant is in the Co-operative Sector and started working from the year 1990-91. It has a crushing capacity of 2,500 t'Onnes of sugarcane daily and worked for only 18 days during 1990-91. It is treating good demand for sugarcane in the district, whiah in turn will increase area under s\lgarcane.
4. Milk Shed, Fal;"idkot.--Under tl}is project number of collection centres for milk are being run in the' district. The milk is further processed in 3 chilling centres located .in the district before sending it to the milk plants of Milkfed .located at various other places in the State.
5. Suraj Textile Mills, Malout.--This unit manufactures cotton yarn .Qf different counts. Initially 12,000 spindles were installed but the plant " . 12 has been expanded and diversified. It gives employment to large number of workers. Besides there are large number of medium and small scale industrial units located in the district which are listed below :-- (1) Cotton ginning and pressing .--These units are located through out the district but Malout, Giddarbaha, Muktsar, Kat Kapura and Moga are important centres of this industry.
(2) Rice Shellers.--With the popularity of paddy cultivation and large scale purchases of rice by the government large number of rice shellers have come up throughout the district.
(3) Steel re-rolling mills .--No. of steel re-rolling mills were started at Jaito but SClll1P. of these have shifted to other places .to outside and inside the State.
(4) Agricultural implements.--Throughout the district, but Moga has emerged as an important centre of production.
(5) Oil-engines and parts manufacture.--mostJy at gog-a.
(6) Sodium Silicate manufacture.--It is used in soap manufacture. All units are concentrated at Moga.
(7) Belt fasteners at Moga.
(8) Snuff manufacturing .--Giddarbaha is the main centre of production of snuff and other tobacco products.
(9) Hosiery ,--Moga.
(10) Radio assembling .--Moga and Malout.
(11) Leather tanning.--Malout, Muktsar, Moga, etc.
(12) Country shoes.--throughout the district but Muktsar, Kot Kapura, Jaito and Giddarbaha are important centres.
(13) Tractor parts.--Kot Kapura, Moga, Faridkot.
(14) Cycle parts.--Kot Kapura, Faridkot.
(15) Bus/Truck Body building .--Moga.
Some of the village and cottage industries located in the district are
(1) Handloom weaving.--khaddar, khes, durries, chaddars are manufactured.
(2) Country shoes and other leather goods.
(3) Leather tanning.
(4) Village Ghani-oil.
(5) Baan making. i3 (6) Gur and Khandsari.
(7) Ph ulkaris .
(8) Earthen-ware.
In the year 1980, there were 345 registered factories in the district, out of these 323 were working factories, which employed 7,719 average number of workers. This district ranked 4th from bottom, next to Firozpur (6,125 workers), Bathihda (6,055 workers-) and Sangrur (5,818 workers) in the total number of workers. There were 557 workers per lakh population and this district ranked third from bottom in the State next to Bathinda· (490 workers) and Sangrur during 1980.
However, in the year 1990, the. distric,t reported 606 registered factories, out of which 596 were working factories, which employed 14,945 average number of workers and occupied the 'third position from bottom next to Firozpur (12,608 workers) and Gurdaspur (12,518 workers). The number of workers per lakh population increased to 903 next to Firozpur {773 workersj and Gurdaspur (674 workers). The district is the third lowest in the Stat;: Thus, it would -be seen that district d~es not enjoy good position in the matter of registered factories and employment of workers therein.
The State government (Department of Industries) set up two Industrial Focal points in the district at the following places
1. Industrial Focal Point, Moga.--An area of 108.28 acres was .acquired and 202 industrial plots were developed h~re. Uptil 1990-91, 183 plots were allotted, whereas, 19 were lying vacant.
2. Industrial Focal Point, Kot Kapura.--An area of 53.25 acres was acquired, for this focal point, wherein 111 inaustrial plots were developed out of which 109 plots were allotted and the remaining 2 plots were lying vacant.
Besid.es the government made e~forts to train workers in various trades by setting up' the following industrial training centres :--
(1) Sheet Metal Training Centre, Moga (for backward castes).
(2) Industrial Training Centr~, Kot Kapura. (3) Industrial Training Centre, Faridkot. (4) Rural Industrial Development Centre for light engineering goods, Faridkot.
(5) Government Lea~her Training Centre, Kot Kapura.
Government also set up three Industrial Training Institutes (including one at Moga) which admitted 527 students for various certificate courses during 1990-'91 as again~t 7t2 students admitted during 1980-81. Government Polytechnic Guru Tegh Bahadurgarh, Faridkot was set up at Faridkot. It admitted 137 students in 1980-81 but admissions were limited to 120 students during 1990-91 academic session.
An, Industrial Estate was set up at Dhudhike village (the native village of Punjab Kesri Lala Lajpat Rat). An Industrial Colony came up at Moga. 14 A sum of Rs. 36.56 lakh was advanced as a ssistance under Punjab State Aid to Industries Act, 1935, in the district during 1990-91, whereas during 1980-81 loans of Rs. 64, 000 (13 parties) and subsidies of Rs. 10.94 lakh were advanced during the year 1980-81.
The district being rich in agricultural produce, the e5tabli~,hment of agro based industrial units would be an ideal thing. This thinking is being -given a practical shape.
Electricity : The district has nc (l.ectncity generating station. The diesel operated private power statlc..ns 3f.:t up in the beglnnlng of present century have since b<:!en closed with thE advent of hydro/thermal power. Moga happens to be an importar;t centre of transmission of electricity to the southern districts of the State. and Rajasthan.
In the year 1990-91, Farfdkot district consumed 630.4 million units of electricity, which worked out to 5.29 per cent 0:> state's total consumption. The break up of electricity consumed by various sectors during 1990-91 is as follows (1) Domestic 115.1 million units; (2) Commercial 16.5 million units; (3) Industrial 175.~ rr.Ll:.ion units; (4) Agricultural 314.9 million units; (5) Others 8.4 million u.nits; total 630 million units.
If we look back to 1980-81, we notice that 201.13 million units of electricity was consumed, which worked out to 4.75 per c9nt of the State consumption of electricity. The break up of consumption by various sectors during 1980-81 is as follows (1) Domestic 34.00 million units; (2) COlT'mercial 7.38 million units; (3) Industrial 5~).9'3 million units; (4) Agriculture 101.14 million units; (5) Others 2.68 IT'illion unUs. Thus it would be seen that not only percentage of consumption 0) electricity has increased from 4.75 per cent in 1980-81 to 5.29 per cent in 1990-91 but it also has increased by more than 3 fold in the district during the 1981--91 decade.
During 1990-91, out of 2,87,535 households in the district 2,24,685 household were using electricity. Thus 78.14 per cent households availed this facility during 1990-91. against 50.03 per cent (1,13,3(,7 households out of 2,26.571 households) during 1980-81. Further there were 2,93,431 total number of electricity consumers in the district during 1990-9i against 53,929 during 1980-81. The average consumption per consumer during 1990-91 was 2,148 units against 3,049 units of the Stat.e. The average consumption reported during 1980-81 was 1,369 units for this district.
Even though canal irrigation is more important, the electrification (energisation) of tubewells!pumping sets has given a boost to agriculture in the district. As on 31st March, 1981, there were only 15,488 energised tubewells/pumping $ets in the district which increased to 37,374 tubewells/ pumping sets as on 31st March, 1991. Thus there is an increase of about two and a half times in the number of tUbewells and pumping sets. Agriculture is being given preference in the matter of new electricity connections. Further, now the farmers are required to pay a flat rate which has given quite a boost to agriculture in the district. The irrigation by tubewells/pumping sets has reduced the incidence of water logging due to use of sub-soil water. But there is every need to strike ,'1 balance between canal irrigation and tubewell irrigation to contain the menace of water logging in this district. 15 Minerals and Mining : The district is not important from the minerals point of view. Some kankar (calcarious nodules) is found in the Mudki plain and parts of Muktsar rohi. It is used for road making or burnt for lime.
Communications : Roads and railways are important for the development of agriculture, industries and solving some economic problems. Faridkot is fortunate in having an efficient network of roads, rail ways and other system of communications.
Faridkot district falls under the Firoz,pur Division of Northern Railway. It is well served by railway network as four railway lines pass through this district and serve its residents. The four railway lines passing through this district are as follows :-_
(1) Firozpur-Ludhiana railway line,.--It is broad gauge line which passes through Maga town and serves northern portion of Moga ~ahsil. (2) Firozpur-Bathinda railway line.--It is broad gauge line. It passes through Faridk9t, Kat Kapura and Jaito and serves Muktsar tahsil.
(3) Bathinda-Fazilka railway line.--lt was metre gauge line but has since been converted into a broad gauge line under the gauge conversion programme. It passes through Jaito, Kat Kapura and Mukts ar towns and serves southern portion of Faridkot tahsil and northern portion of Muktsar tahsil.
(4) Bathinda-Hindumalkot railway line. --It is broad gauge line which passes through Giddarbaha and Malout towns. It serves southern portion of Muktsar tahsil.
Bathincta-Hanumangarh railway line, which was a metre gauge line but has since been converted into broad gauge line, touches the southern tip of the Muktsar tahsil. It also serves the southern and eastern portion of Muktsar tahsil.
There are following seven railway stations which are located in the district : (1) Moga, (2) Faridkot, (3) Kat Kapura, (4) Jaito, (5) Muktsar, (6) Malout and (7) Giddarbaha. These serve the railway passengers.
In the year 1980-81, there were 2,842 km. of ro.=;tds in the district, out of which 124 km. were National Highways and the remaining 2,718 km. were pro-vincial highways. However, the road length increased to 4,063 km. during 1990-91. Out of the total road length of 4,063 km. (maintained by the Public Works Department) 126 km. were National Highways and the remaining 3.937 km. were provincial highways. The National Highways passing through this district are : NH-15 (stretches-Bathinda to AJ:)ohar and 2ira to Bath,inda) and NH-l0 (stretche~- Malout to Mandi Dabwali). Besides there is a road length of 290.20 km. (135.87 km. surfaced, 154.33 km. unsurfaced) maintained by various civic borlies in the district during 1990-91.
During the year 1990-91 there were 76 km. of roads per 100 sq.km of area and- - 246 kin. of roads per lakh of population. Further cent per cent villages of the district were connected by roads. The position, as pr~vc;iling during 1980-81, was that there was 50 km. of road length per 100 sq. km. of area and 198.86 km. of roads per lakh of population. Even 16 during 1980-81 cent per cent villages were connected by roads, It would pe pertinent to point out that above figures have been worked out 011 the basis of 4,369 km. of total road length during 1990-91 and 2,842 km. of road length during 1980-81.
The important roads located in the district are : (1) Moga-Ludhiana ro~d, (2) Moga-Firozpur road, (3) Moga-Nakodar (further to Jalandhar) road, (4) Mpga-Sultanpur Lodhi (further to Kapurthala) road, (5) Moga-Malout :J1oad (State Highway 16), (6) Faridkot-Firozpur road (State Highway 15), (7) Muktsar-Jalalabad road, (8,) Muktsar-Bathinda road, (9) Malout-Fazilka road; (10) Moga-Amtitsar road.
In the year 1990-91 (As on 31st March, 1991) against 78,474 registered vehicles there were 68,335 vehicles on road in the district, The break up of on road vehicles is as follows : buses 299; station wagons and cars 2,596; jeeps 1,628; taxies 432; three wheelers 565; two wheelers 26,789; total passenger vehicles 32,309; four wheelers and above 4,441; three wheelers 248; total goods vehicles 4, 6S9; and tractors 31,287. If we look back to the year 1980-81 (as on 31st March, 1981) we find that against 21, 274 regist~red vehicles, there were 16,033 vehicles on road in the district, The break up of on road vehicles is as follows : buses 172; station wagons and cars 801; jeeps 117; taxies 132; three wheelers 49; two wheelers 2,013; total passenger vehicles 3,284; four wheelers and above 1,122; three wheelers 61'; total goods vehicles 1,183; tractops 11,557; others 9.
Thus from the above figures it would be noticed that wh~reas registered vehicles have increased from 21,274 (as on 31st March-' 1981) to
78, '+74 (as on 31st March, 1991) I the on road vehicles increased from 16,033 (as on 31st March, 1981) to 68,335 (as on 31st March, 1991). In terms of percentage the increase in the case of registered vehicles is 368.87 per cent against 426.21 per cent in case of on road vehicles during the decade 198.1--91. Further the increase in the passengers vehicles is from 3,284 to 32,309 which works out to 983.83 per cent during the 1981--91 decade. However, goods vehicles have reported lower increase of 396.37 per cent as these vehicles increased from 1,183 to 4,689 during the last decade. .It should, however, be noted that tractors have increased from 11,557 to 31,287 registering' an increase of 270.72 per cent during the decade 1981-91. It is pointed out that tractors are increasingly being used for carrying passengers as w~ll as goods when these i=\re not required for agricultural operations in the country side. The contribution of tractors in transportation of both passengers and goods is enormous as these have easy availability in the rural areas.
,Th~ district ~s well served by Public Road Transport System ~ There are three Public Road Transport depots located in the district. Out of these depots two depots are 'Of Punjab Roadways and one of Pepsu Road Transport Corporation,/ The Pup.jab Roadways depots are ~. (1) Moga Depot, which had a fleet cif 127 buses in 1990-91, against 206 in 1980-81 and (2) Muktsar Dep.ot which h9d a fleet of 104 buses in 1990-91, against 87 .in 1980-81. The ~ne' depot belonging to Pepsu Road Transport Corporation is Far1d'kot Depot which had a fleet of 98 buses in 1990-91, against 62 buses in 1980-81. Besides, number 'of private operators are plying buses on many routes in the district.
It is natural that large increase in the number of vehicles will result in increas~ of road accidents. This district is, no execption ~.9, this generalisation. In the year 1980, there took place 45 accidents, which resulted in 17 death of 16 persons and injuries to 29 persons in the district. -However, in 1990, 71 accidents took place in the district which resulted in 48 deaths and injuries to 74 persons. The increase in accidents is quite disturbing. Some remedial measures need to be taken to reduce the occurrence of accidents in future.
, The district is well served in post and" telegraph facilities. Ther~ arE! number of telephone excha,nges ,in operation in all the towns of the district. Even some big villages also have telephone exchanges. During the last decade the spread of _telephone faciities have taken place even in the remotest part of 'the district. Moreover, the capacity and efficiency of these telephone exchanges 'have been vastly improved. The manual exchanges have been changed to electronic exchanges. However, the policy of liberal grant of STD connections in towns has popularised 'the use of telephone among the public. Trade and Commerce The district has large number of towns, which are important from trade and commerce point of view. I Moga has perhaps the largesf grain market in the Stat~. The old grain maikfit was inadequate to cope with the increa,sed trade which had to be supplemented V{ith new market. The town being an important centre for the treatment of eye patients attracted large number of visitors from places, as far away as Rajasthan. Muktsar also served as an im'portant religious centre which attracted : numerous visitors from all over the State. Faridkot being capltal of Faridkot State was quite important from trade and commerce point of view. The district was a net exporter of food grains, like wheat, padeiy, barley and gram.' It is also impo'r1;,ant for export of cottpn to other places in the, State and outside,. As on 31st March, 1991 there were 12 agricultural markets (regulated) with 63 sub-yards attached to these in the district. The markets are at the following places (1) F'aridkot, (2} Ba,ghapurana, (3) Muktsar, (4) Moga (5) Giddarbaha, (6) Nihalsinghwala, (7) Malout, (8) Kot Kapura, (9) Jaito, (10) Bariwala, (11) Badhni Kalan and (12) Ajitwal. On 31st March-, 1981, there were- only 11" agricultural markets with.' 36 attached sub-yards. The nevr addition o,f agricultural market (regulated.) 'is. of Ajitwal during the d,ecade 1881--91. During 1980-81, there were arrival of 11,45,600 tonnes of foodgrains and non-foodgr_ai~s in the markets of 'the district. Out of these arrivals wheat, paddy and maize accounted 'for 5,27,000 tonnes, 3,48,000 tonnes and 1,200 tonnes, respectively. However, during 1990-91, the arrivals,.. of agricultural commodities touched 22,33,200 tonnes; out of which wheat -and paddy accounted for 9,90,000 tonnes and 6,64,000 tonnes, respectively. The district ranked second in wheat arrivals, next to Sangrur district (1D, 63, opo tonh"es) during-' 1990-91. Thus it would be seen that market arrivals of agricultural commodities almost doubled during the decade 1981--91. DuriItg 1980-81, 3,87,000 tonnes of paddy and 5,32,000 tonnes of wheat was procured in the markets of the district. This was done to ensure remunerative pr~ces to the farmers. However, during 1990-91, 6,64,000 to nl The State Trading was introduced in the district in 1958-59. Under this scheme fair price shops were opened j,11 the urban and rural areas. These slJPplied wheat, wheat flour, edible oils, ker.osene, cheap cloth and other articles to the consumer's to save them from unneces'sc!ry exploitation by unscrupulous traders and black marketeers. In t~e various fairs held at various places large n,umber 'of temporary markets/shops open up which meet the demand of the visitors. Also during cattle fairs held at various places in the district large number of transactions of animals take piace. As on 31st December, 1990, 221 bank branches were in operation in the district, the details of which are as 'follows :. (1) State BanK of India 24; (2) State Bank of Patiala 18, (3). Punjab National Bank 20; (4) Other Commercial Banks 97; and" (5) Co-ope'rati ves 62. However, as on last Friday of June, 1980 there were 169 bank branches in operation -in, the district. Thus it would be seen that good progress has,~ been made in - banking services in the district. According' to 1991 Census, 4.5,296 (44,637 male, 659 female) \yorkers were engaged in trade,' a-nd -commerce in- 'tnis distr'ict." Out of the total' workers, 10,275 workers (10,130 male', 145 female) were residing in rural areas and 35,021 workers' (34,507 male, 514 female) were residing in the urban areas of the district. Forestry : F_aridkot district falls, under t,he jurisdiction of Divisional Forest Offi~er, Faridkot. There are no regular forests ln the .district except protected forests. In view of the shottage of fuel after partition, in 1951" the- railway and. national highway strips <;_n.d in 1951? ~WD road and canal strips were transferred to Forest Department for purposes oJ plantation. The area under forests in the district is dassified ad:ording to I Reserved I, I Protected I and I UnclC:.ssed I forests. The area under forests has undergone change during the last decade as seen from the following table:-- Type of forest 1990-91 1980-81 1. Reserved forests 2. Protected " 108 sq. km. 107 sq. _km. 3. Unclassed "" 4. Total State " .108 sq. km. 1"07 sq. km. (Thtal 1 to 3) 19 ._----- Type of forest 1990-91 1980-81 - -_. 5. U/s 38 of Indian Forest 4 sq. km. 18 sq. km. Act. 1927 6. Total 'Private Forests 4 sq. km. 18 sq. km. 7. Total State & Pr~vate forests 112 sq. km. 125 sq. km. (Total 4 and 6~ . From the above statement it is revealed that there has laker: pl03.ce decrease in forest area from 125 sq. km. in 1980-B1 to 112 sq. \<;1'1. in 1990-91. The percentage of forest area to total area has dwinctlrd. from 2.18 per cent in 1980-81 to 1.95 per cent in 1990-91, which is mu:-h ,-.",low the norm prescribed for the districts of the plains. Out of the 1;: s4. km. of forest area during ·1990-91. 108 sq. km. is under the ~\:ate, whereas, only 4 sq. km. is private forest. Thus it would be 5""=1' lhi)L whe,reas area under State for-ests h as recorded increase from 107 sq. ktJl. to 108 sq. km., the area under private forest has declined to 4 sq. len'. from IS sq. km .. during the last decade 1981--91 in the district. Medical and puplic Health: I Ayurvedic and Unani systems of medicine were popular in the dl slric l from times immemorial. However. the British brought with them the allopathic system of medicine. The Homoeopathic system of medicine! did not get any patronage from any quarters but it made a niche for itsdf in the urban' areas of the district. The Unani system which was very r 0,1'11 3.r among the Muslims suffered a great set back after the migration of }:tJ:; lrns after partitiqn of the sub-continent. The, Ayurvedic system too SUffC?1 (,I[ for absence of any worthwhile patronage before partition. But now dll l:H' four systems are being provided with the patronage required for Ll .:;ir development. The services of village Sianas (Pahalwans) are s~ill Leincj sought for bone frac~ures and other orthopaedic troubles. The Chclc)::; ,'ire approached for treating mental ailments believed to be the handivwrl, of evil s"pirits. But spread of medical awareness among the masses thu r , 11;:1' greatly contained the in.fluence of the Sianas and Chelas. The openi -, c r medical institutions in every ~ook and corner of the district 1:>' I \H~ State Government and the setting up of the private clinics by the InC' .!WrS of the medical fraternity has brought to toe duor steps th€. modern meil,r a1 diagnostic' sy,stems and related facilities which has greatly beneLtted t ,e suffering humanity. There were many doctors of repute at Moga, which attracted ! 'l~lle number of eye patients from far and wide. As on 1st April, 1981, there were 158 medical institutions functirll 1 ;J in the district, out of whi~h 140 were located in the rural areas, wh,·} .lEIS the remaining 18 were in the urban areas. Out of the 158 medical il1~.l tutions, 21 were hospitals (10 rural, 11 urban), 11 primary health centrc..s (all rural) and 126 dispensaries (119 rural, 7 urban). A,S 'regads ciwnershil_..., 156 medical institutions were run by State government, 1 by private aide,J organisation and the remalnlng 1 by other- organisation. Besides. there were 24 Ayurvedic and 2 Unani dispensaries functioning in the district. However. as on 1st April., 1991, the medical institutions increased to 181 (161 rural, 20 urban). Out of 181 medical institutions, 17 were hospitals (8 rural', 9 urban) r 40 primary health centres (all rural') , ~:"8 dispensaries (l09 rural, 9 urban) and 6 hospitals/CRe, CRC, CHC/PHC (4 rural, 2 urban). Further o,ut of 181 medical institutions, 180 were run by the State government and the remainiI)g 1 by voluntary organisation. 20 Besides there were 26 Ayurvedic, 2 Unani and 6 Homoeopathi.c dispensaries which wer~ lo~ated in the district. There is a Medical College (G,uru Gobind Singh' Medical ';::ollege)\ .a, ,~Faridkot, which provides speCialised, medical facili.ties to large number '01 patients of this district and outside. Besides, there is an Ayurvedic Medical C6lleg_e (DM Ayurvedic Medical College) at Moga, which also give~ specialised treatment to numerous patients from this district and outside. As on 1st April, 1!:;l91, there wer.e 2,000 beds (931 rliral" 1,069 urban) in the various medical institutions. 'located in this districl. The break up of the beds by fype of medical institutions is as foHovls: (1) Hospitals 1,184 beds, (2)' Primary Health Centres '180 beqs, (3) Dispensaties 448 beds, and (4) Hospital/CHC, CHC, CHC/PHC 188 beds. However, -as on 1st April 1981, there were 1,372 beds' (~0,9 rural, 563.tub·an) in the various types of institutions. Their break up i? ~given as. follows: .(1) hospitals 81$ beds, (2) primary health centres, 68· beds; and (3) dispensaries 488 beds~ Further out of these 1,372 beds, 7~0 beds were earmarked for male patient$ and 622 for female patients,. I During 1990 there wf?re 661 poctors, 747 midwives,. 334 nurses' an~ 957 dais who were registered in ""-this .district, against 402 doctors, 335 midwives, 150 nurses and 258' dais who 'were registe'red during 1980. Thus l sizeable increase in the numoer of medical and para medical staff is noticed during the decad~ 1980--90 in this dist::r;ict. It is pertinent to poin~ out that' large number' of, private clinics have also come up: in the district. If we examine population served by various institutions/functionaries we notice that during 1990 ~here was a doctor for 2,670 persons, a midwife for 2,297 persons, a nur's'e for 5,200 per'sons, a bed for 863 pers9ns and a medical institution for 9,579 persons 'in -the district. As against this during 1980, there was a. doctor for 3,328 persons, a midwife for 3,993 per$ons, a nurse for 8,919 persons, ~ bed for 1,050 persons and a mesiical institution for 9,122 persons. The above figures show quit~ an iJ.11prove ment in medical: services at the level of medical functionaries/institutions, in tpe district during the last decade. In the field' of family planning during 1990-91 ~against a target of 10,796 sterlisation operations, the achievement was 6·,839 operations, (below target) and in case of IUDs " against a target of 28,252 the achievement was 34,599. operatio'ns (higher than target). Thus overall speaking against a total target of 39,048 the achievement w.as ,41,538 (higher than 'target) oper,ations .?uring 1~90-91. Further during 1990-91, there were 803 c~ses of MTP (Medical -Termination of l?regnancy) and 36,436 cases of termination of pregnancies since inception. The .district suffered from scarcity of safe drinking water. The shortage is endemic as at rflany pockets of thle district the water is brackish. As 'On 31st March, 1981, 508 water· scarcity villages w'ere identified in, the district, out o,t which 200 villages we,re pr,!videcl with ,-safe drinking water facilities. Thus 39.37 per, cent villages were cov,ered under various water schemes by .31st March, 1981. However, by 31st March, 1990: some 539 scarcity villages were identified out of which 519 villages were provided safe drinking .water facilities. Thus there remained. only 20 villages, whic)l are yet to be provided protected drinking water. By 31st ,l\-\arch, 1990, 96.29 per cent scarcity villages were covered in this district. The remaining villages are also likely to be" covered by the time ot publication of this handbook. Edu~ation The traditional system of education was practised before the advent of the British. The Maktabs/Madrasas were the seat of learning for Koranic studies for the Muslims in the mosques; Bhais and Granthis taught Gurmukhi in the gurudwaras; and the Pandits taught Hindi and little arithmatic in the Pathshalas in the temples. Mahajani schools gave instructions in Landa and Sarafi. Moga gradually emerged as an importa~t centre of education after the taking over by the British, who were instrumental in the introduction 'of mode'rn education in Moga and Muktsar tahsils, which then formed part of Firozpur district. However, in Faridkot territory the state authorities made all efforts to introduce and popularise modern education. Inspite of good work done by 'the government and voluntary organisations in the field of education, the district remains educationally backward, as will be seen from the discussion in the following paragraphs. As on 30th September, 1980. there were following types of educational institutions in the district: Arts & Science colleges 14 (10 boys, 4 girls); Teachers Training Colleges (B. Ed.) 4 (3 boys, .1 girls); Higher Secondary Schools 21 (13 boys, 8 girls); High SchooLs 183 (168 boys, 15 girls); Middle Schools 123 (112 boys, 11 girls); and Primary schools 739 (739 boys). Besides, there were a Government Polytechnic ,and 3 Industrial Training Insti.tutes located at various places in the dis(rict. As on 30th September, 1990, the foll\4'wing' number of educational institutions were existing in the district. A~ts, Science, Commerce, Home Science Colleges 16 (11 boys, 5 girls); Medic'al Cblleges (allopathic) 1 (1 boys); Teachers Training Colleges (B.Ed.) 4 (3 boys, 1 girls); Senior Secondary Schools 45 (30 boys, 15 girls); lligh Schools 218 (194 boys, 24 girls); Middle ,Schools 109 (102 boys, 7 girls); Primary Schools 767 (751 boys, 16 girls); Teacher's Training Schools (JBT) 1 (1 boys); Polytechnic 1 (1 poys); and Technical, Industrial, Arts Craft schools 11 (.4 bOy's, 7 girls) . As on 30th September, 1990, the student strength in various classes is as follows: MA Classes 53 students (34 boys, 19 girls); BA/BA(Hon) c~asses 3,260 students (1,6'25 boys, 1,635' girls); ,B.Sc./B.Sc(Hon) classes 552 students (202 boys, 350 girls); B.Com/B.Com(Hon) classes 382 students (297 boy~, 85 girls); MBBS classes 178 students (93 boys, eys girls); B.Ed. classes 560 students (197 boys, 363 girls); Senior Secondary classes 33,629 students (17,136 boys, 16,493 girls); High School classes 74,896 students (36,616 boys, 28,280 girls); Middle Classes 14,335 students (8,131 boys, 6,204 girls) Primary classes 1,90,122 students (1,04,714 boys, 85,404 girls); Teachers' Training School classes 49 students (24 boys, 25 girl!:?); Polytech nic classes 320 students (319 boys, 1 girl); and Technical, Industrial and Art Craft School classes 1,297 students (799 boys, 498 girls). A t present, there are 3 Indu~tr"ial Training Institutes, which admitted 527 students during 1990-91 sessicm, against 75;2 students admitted during i9.80-81 session. During 1970-71 there were only 2 ITls which admitted 513 students'. The IT;Is admitted students for certifica:te courses in various trades. There is a Government Polytechnic at Guru Tegh Bahadurgarh (Faridkot) which admitted 120 students during 1990-91 session, against 137 students admitted during 1980-81 session. This admitted 62 'students during 1910-~'11 for diploma courses in the subject of Civil, Mechanical, Electrical Engineering, etc. There is a Medical College (Guru GQbind Singh Medical College) at Faridkot which imparts instructions for MBBS. This infact is the youngest 22 medical college of the State and was set up to cherish the memory of Guru Gobind Singh, 'the 10th Sikh Guru. An Ayurvedic Medical College (DM Ayurvedic Medical College) is located qt Moga. The institute prepares students for BAMS degree of the Panjab. University, Chandigarh. This colleges is lJeing ru:t;l by the DM Educational Society I .Moga . Ther,e . are 4 Training Colleges ·(B.Ed. Colleges) located in the district. These colleges are: (1) Government Training College, Faridkot; (2) Khalsa Training college, Muk,tsar; (3) D.M. Training college, Moga; and 4) Mission Training college, Moga. Infact, this distr~ct has the highest number of training colleges in the State '" There is also locat~d one tr.aining s'i:hool for JBT teachers in this district. The Bikram College of Commerce which was establish.ed in 1945 at Faridkot was shifted to Patiala in 1955. ~ven though various educational institutions did piQneering work in the spread' of education in this ~listrict, it remains quite bac:kward as it Dccupies'the 9th position -in lit~racy in the' State. During 1981 Census the ,district reported a literacy _tate of 33.58 per cent (39.49 per cent male, 26.87 per cent female), against 40.86 per cent (47.16 per cent male, 33.69 per cen't female) of the State. However, the district reported literacy, rate of 49.42 per c;:ent (56.43 per cent male, 41.50 per cent female)' again~t 58.51 per cent (65.66 .per cent }Tl?le, 50'.11 per cen~ female) of the State during 1991 Census. A compaJ_'ison of literacy rates of the State and the district r.eveals that. during 1981 r.;ensus the district has l-ower literacy rate by 7.28 per cent points (7.67 per cent points male, 6.82 per cent points female) than the State, whereas during 1991 Census it was lower by as much as ~.09 per cent poi.nts (9.23 per cent points' male, 8.61 per cent points female) \than thl? State. Thus it would be seen that instead of catching up with the State literacy rates the district has lagged behind quring the decade 1981--91. If we study it differently, wf'! notice that during the decade 1981--91, the district· reported ins::rease in literacy by 15.84 per cent points (16.94 per c8nt points male, 14.63 per cent poInts female), against 17.65 per cent points of the State (18.50 'per cent points male, 16.42 per cent points f~~mflJ.e). Thus it would .. be apparent that increase in literacy rates has bel:m slower in the district· as compared to the Sta~e during the decade 1981--91. In order to improve literacy among the adult population 289 Adult Literacy- Centres (75 male', .223 I female)-functioned in the district during 1990,-91. In these centres 9,975 students (2,402 male, 7,573 female.) we~e admitted. If cent per cent literacy is to be bro~ught in the district it is important that illiterate adults are given instructions to become literate. The children from weeker sections of society should also· get due attention to be btought to schools for educating them to make ·them responsible citizerrs. Occupations: The district rahks 6th ip percentage of urban population (-25.41 per cent) in the State. Further it has the second highest percentage of schedu).ed caste population (37.74 per cent) in the State. The' abov.e factors go a long way in influencing occupations of the pe,ople-. Accordi,ng to 1991 Census there were 5,39,924 main workers, out of which 5,12,122 were, male and 27, 202 female. The rural and urban break • 23 up of main workers shows that 4,10,522 workers (3,92,498 male, 18,024 female) were in the rural areas ana the remaining, 1,29,402 workers (1,20,224 male. 9,178 -female) in the urban areas. Thus wide sex differentials are noticeable among the main work,ers in the rural as well as urb ~n areas. The break up .of main workers by various industrial categories shows that there are: 2,03,840 cultivators-category I (1,99,895 male, 3,945 female); 1,63,234 agricultural labourers-category II 0_,52,435 male, 10;799 female); 2,164 in livestock, forestry, fishing, hunting and plantations, orchards and allied activities-category III (2,071 male, 93 {emale); 15 in mining and -quarrying-category IV (15 male) ;_ 6,327 in manufacturing, processing, servlclng and repairs in household industry-category V(a) (5,611 male, 716 female); 29,487 in manufacturing, processing, servicing and repa"irs in other than household industry-category IV (b) (28,461 male, 1,-026 female); ,7,302 constructions-category VI (6,643 'male, 659 female); L4,170 in transport, storage, and communications-category VIII (14,097 male, 73 female)'; and 68,737 in other services-category IX !58,857 male, 9,880 :emale} . If we take into consideratfon percentages of wor,kers we Dotice that 31.19 per cent of population (55.75 per cent male, 3.3'5 per cent female) :onstitl,lte main workers during J.991 Census in the district, as against 30.07 Jer cent (54.12 per cent male, 2.79 per cent female) main workers in the ;tate. If we consider per~entages of mai:n worker-~ during the last census .. e. 1981 Census we notice that 30.21 per cent population (54.96 per cent nale, 2.14 per cent female) constitute main workers in the district pgainst 29.35 per cent (53.15 per ce.nt male, 2.27 per cent female') of th.e State. It lVould thus be seen that during the 1981--91 decade marginal improvement las taken place in the' percentages of main worker~ both fO,r district and :he State. The district nas reported a growth of 0.98 per cent points (0.79 Jer cent points male, 1.21 per cent points- female), against 0.72 per cent Joints (0.97 per cent points male, 0.52 per- cent points female) of the ;tate. It would be further noticed that growth in work participation rates .s significant among female main workers in the' F'aridkot district during :he dec9-de 1981--91. Now let us examine main workers by various industrial categories Dy percentages !;luring 1991 Census. There ar:e 37.74 per cent c~ltiv~tors :ategory I (38.99 per !cent male, 14.14 per cent female); 30.23' per cent :lgll'icultural labourers-category II (29.73 per cent male, 39.70 per cent female); 0.40 per cent in livestock, forestry fishing, hunting and planta :ions, orchard'S and allied activities-category III (0.40 per cent male. 0.34 per cent female); negligible in mining and quarrying-category IV; 1.17 per cent in mapufacturing, processing, servlclng and repairs in household industry-category V(a) (1.09 per cent male, 2.63 per cent female); 5.46 per cent in manufacturing, processing, servicing and repairs in other than household industry-category V(b) 1(5.55 per cent male. 3.77 per cent female); 1.25 per cent in constructions-category VI (1.30 per cent male, 0.41 per cent female); 8.39 _ per cent in trade and commerce-category VII (8.71 per 'cent male, 2.42 per qmt female);- 2.63 per cent in transport, storage and communications)-category VIII (2.75 per cent male, 0.27 per cent female); and 12.73 per cent in other serVices-category IX (11.48 per cent male, 36.32 per cent female). From the above figures it would be notic;ed that 67.97 per cet:lt main workers are engaged in agriculture (37.74 per cent cultivators, 30.23 per cent agricultural labourers), which is slightly more than two thirds of the total workers of the"district during -1991 Census~ The next highest category 24 is of other services, which reported 12.73 per c:ent workers, followed by trade and commerce 8.39 per cent and manu'facturing,. etc .. 6.63 per cent (1.17 per cent in hous~hold, 5.46 per cent in other than household) at the third 'and fourth place, respectively. Further as there is male preponderance the male pattern does not vary much, but report higher percentages generally. More than. half of female workers, 53.84 per cent (14.14 .per ,cent cultivators, 39.70 per cent agricultural labourers) are engaged in agriculture. Other Services engaged 36.32 per cent female .workers. and manufacturing, etc. employed 6.40 per cent female workers (2.63 per cent in household, 3.77 per cent in other than household). These together accounted for 96.56 per cent female workers in the district during 1~91 Census. Trade & commerce wh,ich reported 2.42 per cent female workers is a categorY of some consequence. It may be pointed out that sizeable population of the district being of Scheduled Caste, their women folk seek employment as agricultural labourers. The high percentage of' female workers in other services is mainly due to the presence. of women in teaching (teachers, .lectur.ers), medical (_nurses, cioctors) profes,sions "and offices (stenographers, clerks, etc.). Some women have also started seeking employment in factories Un various capacities) and commercial establish ments such as banks. However t the percentag~s' reported do not bring. out the full facts about the emploYplent of women due to certain biases and prejudices prevailin:g in the society. Let us hope that this irra~ional attitude will mellow down with the passage of time and there will emerge a correct picture of w.omen e'rnployment in the future censuses. Places of Religious, Historical and Tourist Interest (1) Faridkot It is the cUstrict/sub-division/tahsU headquarters town ,qf the same name and is located about 32 km. from Firozpur towards south and 65 km. from Bathi-nda towards north. It is connected by rail with Bathinda and Firozpur. It is conneded by road with Firozpur, Moga (via talwandi Bhai), Amritsar and Kot Kapura. < The town is said to have been founded bY, Raja Mokalsi· some 700 years ago who 'namec;l it Molta'lhar •.:' The RaJ a ,built a fort here which absorbed all the population: of the place. The place is associa,ted with Baba· Farid, a renowned Muslim Sufi Saint who on a visit to the place w~s forced to perform labour for eonstruction/repairs o~ the fort. The story goes that while the construction work was going on it was' noticed that the basket of mud. the saint was supposed to carryon his head, kept about a foot higher, thereby qiving no burden to the saint .. f On' being informed pf this miracle the Raja begged p:'ll:"don of the ,saint and named the plac~ as Faridkot after the name of ,the saint who built his dera 'riear the {art. The place served as a capital dl,1.:dn!;l the reign of Mdkalsi 1 s :sons and later of Barars ever since the princely State of Faridkot took shape in the Ume of Pahar Sin,gh on the conclusion of First Si-kh War. It also served: as district headquarters of Bathinda district an the formation of PEPSU for a shor.t period. In 1972 on th~ 'formation of Faridkot district it again served 'as the district headquarters. The foundations of· the present town were laid in 1837 as earlier peopl~ used to reside inside the f,ort which was not spacious enough to provide for the increasing popula~iQn. In '1885, bazars were built on an improved plan and the town assumed a fine shape .. The succeeding rulers made further' improvements and additions due to which the .town presented an, appe~rance of a planned town. The fort and dera of Baba Farid, l~ated near the fort, are the m'ain places of hi storic e..l interest. The. saint is held in high e~t~em by the residents of the' town who pay their 25 obeisance at the dera every thursday. A big fair is held at this dera on 8th Asoj of Bikrami Samwat every year on the birthday of the saint. The palace, the circuit house, the Samadhs of the rulers, the Secretariat of .,phe Old State (which now houses the' district courts and offices) and ~Cnok tower are some other places of interest in the town. It is a municipal town which reported a population of 58,244 (:'8,625 UA) during 1991 Census, against 42,423 during 1981 Census. It has 2 colleges (Qne Arts, Science and Commerce, one Arts), a Medical College (Guru Gobind Singh Medical College, Faridkot), 5 Senior Secondary Schools, 4 High Schools, 18 Primary SChools, a Govt. Training College for B.Ed., an Industrial Training Institute, a polytechnic (at Guru Teg Bahadurgarh), 4 hospitals, 5 dispensaries (including 2 Ayurvedic and 1 Homoeopathic), a family p'lanning centre and a TB clinic. Besides there are 2 cinema houses, '2 auditoria, 2 pUblic libraries and 3 reading rooms. There is a Borstal Institution and Juvenile Jail for adolescent dilinquents. The town serves as an important agriculture market (regulated). There is a co Qperative sugar. mill, located at Faridkot. (2) Jaitu : It is located in Faridkot tahsil at a distance of about 40 km. north of Bathinda. It is a railway station on the Firozpur-Bathinda railway line and is also connected by road with Kot Kapura, Moga. Barnala and Bathinda. The place takes its name from its founder named JaHu, a jat of Sidhu got. It attained all India fame due to Jaitu Morcha during the freedom struggle. It so happened that Maharaja Ripudaman Singh of Nabha was dethroned by the Britishers in January, 1923, for his patriotic feelings. This gave rise to resentment and protests among the public throughout Nabha State as well as all over the State of Punjab. Processions and meetings were held at many places. Akhand Paths of Guru Granth Sahib were arranged in Gurdwaras for the restroation of the Gaddi to the Maharaja. Instead of yielding to the just demand of the public the British authorities unleashed a reign of terror to suppress the popular 'wave. Gtirudvlara . Gangsar was one of the gurudwara where all those P?rticipating in the- recitation were arrested which flared up the flames of agitation and, volunteers started pouring in from all directions at Jaitu. Further in January. 1924 at Gurudwara Tibhli Sahib at Jaitu Jatha of 500 volunteers was fired upon when the volunteers tried to raise their religious banner. Scores' of volunteers fell down as martyrs to this firing. When Pandit Jawcrhar Lal Nehru and Shri Gidwani visited the place to see things for themselves they were arrest,ed and convicted for two and a half years imprisonment and kept in Nabha jail. There was all. round condemnation of the British who had to yield to the public demand. It is a municipal town whiE:h reported a population of 28,758 (28,850 UA) during 1991 Census, against 25,907 (26,061 UA) during 1981 Census. It has an arts college, 2 senior secondary schools, a high school, 2 middle schools, 12 primary schools, a hospital, a family planning centre, a dispensary (Unani), a cinema house, an auditorium, 2 public libraries and 2 reading rooms. Desi Jutis of this town are much sought after item. It has an important grain market which is known for wheat, gram, .~ cotton. sarson and tarame,era-. (3) Kot Kapura : It is located about 11 kms. south of Faridkot, the district head-quarters. It is a rai~way station on the Firozpur-Bathinda railway line. It is connected by road with Bathinda, Firozpur, Moga, Faridkot and Muktsar. The Bathinda-Fazilka railway line, which ,was a 'metre gauge rafi:W,ay line but has since been converted into brdad gauge line, also 'passes through Kot Kapura. 26 The place is said to have been founded by Kapura. one of the fore-fath~rs of the Princ~ly State of Faridkot a t the suggestion of a Hindu Saint Bhagts. The legend goes that on the visit of G:uru Gobind Singh, Kapura not only re,fused to provide any assistance to the guru but also did not provide any quarters for stay to him in view of his good relati(~ms with the Mughals. The guru cursed him that he will die at the hapds of his friends (Mughals) and stayed el,sewhere in the town, where now a gurudwara associated with Guru Gobind Singh stands. Subsequently the curse of the guru p'roved correct. as_ Kapura was murdered treacherously by Isa Khan, the owner of fort and village of 1s<;l. Khan, who was also subse.quently murdered by the sons of Kapura to avenge their father's murder. It is a municipal town which reported a population of 62,430 person~ during 1991 Census against 47,550 persons during 1981 Census. It has an arts ,and commerce college, 2 senior secondary schools. 4 high schools, a middle school and 10 primary schools. Besides there is a hospital, 2 dispensaries, 3 cinema houses, 5 auditoria, a stadium, a public library and 3 reading rooms. It has- a flourishing agricultural market (regulp_ted), where gram, 'ba'Jr.5.!_ sarson, ~ cottton, paddy and wheat is traded. It has a large (1 lakh litre capacity daily) private milk plant (Road Master Food Lijnited, Kot Kapura). A Government Leather Training Centre is also functioning at this place. Kat Kapura is known for ~ jutis, durris of floral designs, khes, chaddars, etc. Many medium size cotton .pressing and ginning· mills are located here. (4) Muktsar : Muktsar is sub-divisional/tahsil headquarters of the same name. It is located on the Bathinda-Kot Kapura-Fazilka railway line (It was a metre 9auge line but was converted to broad gauge line recently). It is also connected by road with Firozpur, Jalalabad, Fazilk~, Kat Kapura, Malout and Bathinda. , It is an important place of pilgrimage for the Sikhs as the following historical gurudwaras are located here : (1) Gurudwara Tamboo Sahib, where forty Sikh Muktas camped and fought against the Mughal troops; (2) Gurudwara TootiCiai1dhf., where Guru Gobind Singh is stated to have accorded pardon to the forty Muktas; (3) Gurudwara Sl1ahidganj, where the bodies of 40 Muktas were cremCi1tecf; (4) 'Gurudwara Ral-tab Ganj, where the stirr1..l,p of the hor.se on which Guru Gobind Singh rode had bro~en; (5) Gurudwara Datun Sahib, w.here the Guru is reported to have thrown his used datun (twig' for cleaning ooeth); and (6) Gurudwa~_a Mai Bhago, who doubted the manhood of the ~ukt~ after they had tendered bedawa to the Gur~ Gobind Singh. The leg'end goes that in 1762, forty followers of the Guru' Gobind Singh feeling tired of the battles waged by the guru' deserted him after tendering beda~~ in writing. On re,\ching their homes in Majha they were r.eprimanded by their wives and other relatives for giving up company of the guru, who was waging battle for the community. Mai Bhago was th'e most vociferous in showering shameful words to these deserters, who realising their mistake trili!d .to join the guru who was on his way to present Muktsar. It so happened that before the guru reached and met them there ensued a- battle between these Sikhs and the Mughal troops. Thirty nine out of forty had died when the guru reached the place of battle. The lone survivor, who wa,s seriously wounded sought. pardon of ,the guru for the mi'stake they had committed in refusing the gur~ their company. The guru pardoned them arid tore the bedawa be'fore the eyes of the .lone 27 survivor, who too died immediately thereafter. The guru addressed them as Muktas. His followers dug out a big tank known as Muktsar (tank of salvation) in mel110ry of the martyrs. -A gurudwara and tank was started by Maharaja Ranjit Singh which was completed by the rulers of the Phulkian States. A fair is held here every year on Maghi (1st day of Magh) to commemorate the memory of the Muktas and the guru. People converge at this place in large numbers from all parts of the State and consider it propitious to have a dip in the holy tank. It is a municipal town which reported Cl population of 66,383 dur~ng 1991 Census, against 50,941 reported during 1981 Census. It has 5 Colleges (one arts, science and commerce, one arts and science, 3 arts), a B.Ed. Training College (Khalsa Training College), 3' senior Secondary schools, 8 high schools, a middle school, 9 primary schools, 2 hospitals and a dispensary. The town h~s a stadium, 4 cinema houses, a public library and 4 reading rooms. The town has an important agricultural market (regulated), where cotton, paddy and wheat is marketed. The des! jutis with gold work is a novelty of this town. (5) Dhudhike (HB No. 40) : It is located about 3 km. from the Ajitwal railway station on the Ludhiana-Firozpur railway line in the Moga tahsil. It is connected by road with Moga and Jagraon towns and is located midway of the two towns. It is the village where Punjab Kesri Lala Lajpat Rai was born in 1865. Large number of residents of this village participated In the national mov~ments like Gaddar anq Guru Ka Bagh Morcha. In order to commemo rate the memory of the Lala Lajpat Rai, an eminent national leader, a committee tLajpat Rai Birth Place Memorial Committee) was formed In 1956. A three storeyed building has been raised on .... one acre plot of l~nd within the village abadi. It houses a community hall, a reading room and a library. A g~st house for the visitors has also been constructed. A memorial pillar has been raised in the compound. It is a village which reported a population of 5,633 during 1991 Census, against 4,867 reported during 1981 Census. It has a college, a senior secondary school, a high school, a middle school and a primary school. Besides there is a primary health centre and a family planning centre. The village enjoys post and telegraph facilities. Telephone facilities are also available locally. An Industrial Estate was set up in the village for the small e'ntrepreneurs. (6) Moga : It is sub-divisional/tahsil headquarters town of the same name and is located on the Ludhiana-Firozpur rail line. It is also connected by road with Ludhiana, Firozpur, A-mritsar (through Harike}, Kapu~thala, Ja1andhar, Kot Kapura, Barnala and Faridkot. Moga is the biggest market for agricultural prod'lJce in the State. As the old grain market was not large enough to cope with increasing trade a new market has been constructed to supplement the marketing facilities. The eye surgeons from this town earned good reputation in the past. Besides being an important market for agricultural produce the area produces large quantity of milk. The Nestle India Limited (formerly Food SpeCialists Ltd.) has set up their plant, which processes 4.5 1akh litre of milk qaily and produces products like Everyday Ghee, Milkmaid condensed milk, Nestle coffee and other products. This unit has not only brought Moga on the industrial map of India but has provided employment to large number of persons of the tcwn and the neighbouring villages. There are number of industrial units engaged in the manufacture of products like sodium silicate (used in the manufacture of soap). aesides, it has number of establishments engaged in the manufacture of oil-engines, bullock $hoe' naUs, agricutural implements (disc harrows. thrashers, combine harvesters), machine and wood" screws, belt fasteners and motor parts. - Cotton ginning' and pressing, rice' 'haskIng and oilseed extraction units are also located here· in large· numbers. The government has set up ~n industrie.l focal point wherein provision was made for 20~ industrial plots (as ori 31st December, 1991). Moga Is an important grid station for the supply of electricity to southern districts of the State and Rajasthan. ~t is an i-mportant livestock rnark~t as well. It is a municipal town, which reported a 'population 0( 1,08.304 (1,10,958 UA) during 1991 Census, against 80,272 during 1981 Census. The town I). as emerged as an important centre of educatiQn. It has an Ayurvedic Medical College (DM Ayurvedic Medical College, Moga), 2 B.Ed. Training Colleges (DM Training College, Moga and Mission Training College, Moga), 3 colleges (o2 arts, science and commerce, 1 arts and science), 8 senior secondary schools, 2 High Schools, 2 middle schools, and 12 primary schools. Besides there are 2 hospitals, 2 dispens aries (including one Ayurvedic), 2 stadia, 4 cinema houses, 2 auditoria, 1 public library and 1 reading roo~. an Industrial Training Institute and a Sheet Metal Training Centre are also located at Moga. The town and the country side was weilding good reputation for the production of quality phulkaris in the past. The tradition is still being maintained. ~ 29 ANNE:XURt;: JURISDICTIONAL CltAliGES. Faridkot District (Inter District Changes) (1) Muktsar tahsil of Faridkot District Notific: aUon No. 2/18/aS/RE (iU H) / gained 3 villages from' FirozpUr 762, dated 27th· January. 1999. tahsil' of "Firozpur Distrid: IMTRUDUCTIOM OF DISTRICT GENSUS HANDBOOK 33 INTRODUCTION OF DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK The District Census Handbooks have been, published for the first time at the 1951 Census and contained then mainly data relating to the Census Enul'neration. These data were found to have proved very useful with the local officers working ip the Community Development Blocks, Tahsil and District Administratiol) 'and often consulted in connection with planning purposes, Public Distribution System, Elections, and other data uSlilrs. Keeping ip view good response it had elicited during the Clecaae 1951--61, Distritt Census Handbook 'proje_ct was continued in 1961 Census also. The latter were, however, desjgned to throw data of more comprehen sive scale containing useful cen~us data for eflch village and town (ward-wise}.. In the ,district, besides, giving useful information collected from various State/Central Govrnment departments and agencies. It was combined with Directory of Villages and towns showing location of educational institutions, hospitals and dispensaries, Post and Telegraph office, electrification an_d protected water suppl~. A_ beginning was also made to include tahsil maps showing various amenities in the villages constituting a tahsiL Thus,. earnest attempt was made' to make them self contained comprehensive reference book of district for 'the handy use of the district -officers and other agencies. The' experience revealed that inordinate de~ays did occur in the preparation of the manuscripts and finally their publishing process but somehow, the pubiication was released in the inte~-censa'l perioq, Series wer~ also 'continued in the successive censuses of 1971 and 1981. The 1991 Census Handbooks are the happy culmination of the project. The last 3 series Le. 1971, 1981 and 1991 are different from that of 1961 Census publications on this subject as these included detailed administrative data which were included in 1961 series. Hbwever, Village and . Town Directory continued to form a p~rt of these handbooks togeth ~r with Primary Cens~s Abst·ract. Some bf the 'changes in 1991 Census series formats have been introduced, which are as follows :-- (i) The -preparation of data both in the Primary Census' Asbstract (PCA-) and Village Directory (VD) will now be Community Develop ment Blockwise and tahsilwise for each district; and (li) From the format of Village Directory Col. 14 (Sta.ple food) and Col; 20 (Remarks) have been deleted. The contents of the Handbooks : The 1991 District Census Handbooks has been divided into two parts; Part A contains Village and Town Directory. Whereas Part B contains Primary Census Al;>.stract of Villages and Towns/wards giving total population .and Primary CensJ,ls Asbstfact for scheduled castes only for District/CD/Town. Both parts are being published together in this volume. The Village Directory gives information about each village in Community Development Block in the ascending order of location Code and contains information relating 'to total area' of the village in hectares, total population, number of households, amenities available, in the village 1. e. educationaL medical, drinking water, number, of Post and Telegraph offices, communication and approach to village, ne~rest town and distance (in kms.) and avail~bility of power supply. Besides, it displays 34 information on land use, Le. area under different types at land use, like forest, irrigated by source and unirrigat~d, cultivable and uncultivable land. The town directory presents data on each town in six statements giving the status of the town, the decadal population growth rate since 1901--91, physical and locational aspects, municipal finance and avaiabllity of amenities like, medical. educational, banking, trade, commerce and industry. The Primary Cet:lsus Abstract (General) incorporates Community Development Blockwise data for each village and each town/ward under the following heads:-- (1) Area in hectares/sq. km. (il) Number of occupied residential houses; (iii) Number of Households; (iv) Total population (including institutional and houseless population); (v) Total population in the age group (0--6); (vi) Scheduled Caste Population; (vii) Scheduled Tribe population (There is no Scheduled Tribe notified for Punj ab ); (viii) Literates; (ix) Total Main Workers; (x) Main workers classified into 9 industrial categories viz. (I) Cultivators. (II) Agricultural Labourers, : (III) Live-stock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and Plantations, Orchards and Allied activities, (IV) Mining and quarrying, Veal Manufacturing, processing, servicing and repairs in household industry, V (b) Manufacturing, processing servicing and repairs in other than household industry, (VI J Constructions, t VII) Trade and Commerce, (VIII) Transport, Storage and communications; (IX) Other services; (xi) Marginal Workers; (xii) Non-workers. However, the Primary Census Abstract (for Scheduled Castes only) indicates data relating to District/Community Development Block/Town with break up into total/rural/urban except the items (1), (ii), (vi)· and (vii) listed above for General Primary .Gensus Abstract. Source of Data : The Primary Census Asbstract contains census data only. For the compilation of Village Directory, schedules alongwith detailed instructions were sent to the Tahsildars by January, 1990. They were requested that the requisite information will be filled up in the prescribed format and returned to the Census Directorate at the earliest. The matter relating to completion of Village Directory: and its return was pursued vigorously with the TahsUdars through staff of this directorate posted in the field during the 1991 Census Houselisting and Enumeration Operations. The Village Directories duly filied in were received in this directorate in May, 1991. Likewise, Town Directory Schedule alongwith detailed instructions were sent to Commissioners of Municipa'.L Corporations and Executive Officers of 35 Municipal Committees. The data required for Town Directories were also received back by May, 1991. However, back referenc.es. had to be made in some cases where either certain columns of .the .schedule were left blank or information was inconsistent with the previous data. The position was reconciled, in certain cases after protracted correspondence with the concerned departments/agencies. Census Concep~s : I--Rural-Urban Clqssification As in the previous censuses the. 1991 Census data are presented for rural and urban areas separately. Rural Area - VUUage : The basic l111it for rural area is reven1,le j village which, in all cases, has. definite surveyed boundaries. This may comprise one or more hamlets but the entire village will normally be one unit for presentation of data. The definition of village, as adopted in cehsus is identified with that of 'Mauza' given under section 3(1)- of the Punjab Land Revenue Act, 1887. It is the Revenue Estate D~partment determined as such for the purpose of levy and collection of land revenue. The Revenue Estate is defined in Act ibid as .under :-- (a) "An area" for which separate records of 'right ex~sts; or (b)· Which has been separately assessed to land revenue, 0'1" would have been so assessed. If the land revenue had not been realised, compounded or'redeemed; or (c) W~ich. the State Government may' by gerieral rule or specific orders declared to be an Estate. The Village i~, thus, not merely th~ 'Abadi deh' (Red lined area in "Shajra Ak?'; or "Latha".) for cehsus taking but is the entire land coming within the fixed boundaries of each 'village in terms 'of the Act ibid. Urba~ Area - Town : Urban areas are specially defined for the census, purposes. In the 1991 Census the same criteria as tn 1981 Census has been adopted. The urban area, in' 1991 Census is' defined as follows:-- (a) All places with _a municipal committee or muniCipal corporation or Cantonment Board or Notified Area Committee; (b) All other places which sat1sfied the following criteria :-- • (i) a minimum population of 5000; (li) atleast 75% of the rra1e Main Workers engaged in non agricultural pursuits; and (iii) a population density of atleast 400 persons per sq. km. Whereas in category , a' all places will be towns in their own, right, in category 'b' only those places will be treated as towns tor the purposes of, census which Directorate of Census Opera1;lons of the State/UT concerned has so declared as 'Census Town' after satisfying t,he above criteria. 36 The urban criteria for census town under <:ategory (b) above varied little from that of 1961 and "1971 Censusas. The males working in activities such as fishing or logging etc. were treated as engaged in non agricultural activity and, therefore. contributed to the 75% criterion of 1961 and 1971 Censuses, whereas in 1981 Census, these activities were treated as at par with cultivation and agricultural labour for the purpose of this criterion. In 1991 Census, like in 1981 Cens us, the acti vitles of livestock, forestry, fishing, hunting, plantations and' orchards and allied activities have been treated as agricultural activities while applying the test of male working population. A town with a population of one lac and above is called a 'City' in Census parlance. Urban Agglomeration : Apart' from city/town, the 1971 and 1981 censuses concept of Urban Agglomeration is also adopted for the 1991 Census. e-Very often, large railway colonies, university campuses, port areas, military campuses, etc •• etc. come up outside the statutory limits of the city/town but adjoining it. Such areas may not be themselves qualified to be treated as towns. but if, they form a continuous spread with the town. they are treated as 'Out Growths' of the town and deserve to be treated as urban. Such towrts together with, th.eir outgrowths have been treated as one urban unit and called Urban Agglomeration. An Urban Agglomeration may constitute :-- (1) A city or a town with a continuous outgrowth, the outgrowth being outside the statutory limits but falling within the bounderies of the adjoining village or villages; or tii) Two or more adjoining towns with their outgrowths, if any, as in (i) above, or (iii) A city _ and one or more adjoining towns with or without outgrowths all of which form a continuous spread. 37 DEMOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS BASED ON INSET TABLES Population by C.D. Blocks TABU 1 (Al Population and NUMber of Villages As per 1991--Census Sr. Name of C.O. Block Pop¥'.tion of Villages Nu.ber of Villages No. Per sons 14ales Females Tota 1 Inhabited Villages Villages Z 3· 4 5 6 7 Moga-1 124,397 65,894 58,503 48 46 2 Moga-11 83,568 44,270 39,~98 45 ~3 3 Ni h~ 1 5'1 nghw~ 1a 120,374 64,160 56,214 39 38 4 Baghapurana 161,235 85,684 75,551 48 48 5 Faridkot 126,344 66,871 59,473 101 95 6 Kot\Kapura 175,157 93,352 81,805 69 68 7 Lamb; 113,741 60,568 53,173 50 50 8 Malout 108,648 57,726 50,922 52 52 9 Muktsar 148,357 79,533 68,824 89 89 10 Kat Bha"! at, Giddarbaha 129,216 68,514 60)702 43 43 District 1,291,037 686,572 604,465 584 572 The above table shows popula:tion of the rural segment of Faridkot qistrict by C" D. block with break.. up. o.f population by males and females.' It also gives • number of villages I with break up into • Total, Villag~s' and .• Inhabited Villages '. From this break up it is easy to ~ind out the number of 'Uninhabited Villages', C.D. blockwise. The table reveals that there are 12,91,037 p~rsons. 6.~6.572 males and 6,04,465 females in the rural segment of the district. Kat Kapura block (1,75,157 pe~sons) and Baghapur'aI1:a" block (1,61,235 persons) report the hi.~hest and thp. second highest population. whereas Moga-II block (83.568 persons) and Malout block (1,08,648 persons) repprt the' lowest and the second lowest population, respectively, among the 10 C.D •. b19cks in the district. Faridkot block (101 villages) and Muktsar block (89 villages) have the highest and the second highest number' of villages, whereas Nihal Singh wala block (39 villages) and Kat Bhai at Giddarbaha block (43 villages) have the lowest and the second lowest number of villages among the 10 C.D. blocks of the district. In' the matter of number of inhabited villages, again, Faridkot block (95 villages) .and Muktsar' ~16ck (89 villages) report the highest and the second highest number of inhabited villages, whereas Nihal Singhwala block (38 villages) and Moga-II and Kot Bhai 'block . at Giddarbaha ( 43 vinages each) report the lowest and the second lowest number of inhabited villages, respectively. This table further reveals that out of 584 villages as many as 512 villages are inhabited, whereas only 12 villages are uninhabited. Faridkot block' has 6 uninhabited villages, Moga-I block and Moga-II block have 2 Un inhabited vill~ges each, Nihal SiI'\ghwal~ and Kot kapura blocks have 1 unin habited village each, whereas other blocks do not report any uninhabited Village., 38 Population by Towns TABLE 1(8) Population and Nu.ber of Towns--199l Census Sr. Name and Civic Administration Population 'No. Status of Towns Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 Badhni Kalan (N. A.C.) 8,572 4,548 4,024 2 Baghapurana (N.A.C.) 17,287 8,946 8,341 3 Faridkot (U.A.) 58,625 31,526 27,099 (i) Faridkat (M.e.) 58,244 31,329 26,915 4 Giddarbaha (M.e.) 29,866 15,714 14,152 5 Jaitu (U.A.) 28,850 1:,,261 13,589 (j}Jaitu lMLC.) 28,758 15,216 13,542 6 Kat Kapura (M.e.) 62,430 32,790 29~640 7 Malout (M.e.) 56,868 30,535 26,333 8 Moga (U.A.) , 110,958 58,957 52,001 (i) Moga (M.e.) 108,304 57,511 50,793 9 Muktsar (M.e.) 66,383 34,831 31,552 A11 Towns 439,839 233,108 206,731 The above table presents population bY' towns/UAs with break up into males and females. The table reveals that there are 4,39,839 persons, 2,33,108 males and 2,06,731 females in the urban areas of the district. Moga UA (1 ,10,958 persons) and Badhni Kalan NAC (8,572 persons) are the most populous and the least populous urban units, respecti vel y, of the district. Both for males and females the position is same as is for persons. New Towns / Towns Declassified, Merged TABLE Z New Towns/Towns Declassified, Marged 1991-Census Name of Towns Population 2 (a) Added (i) Badhni Kalan (N.A.C.) 8,572 (b) Declassified (i) Barriwala (N.A.C.) 6,582 (ii)K1111anwal1 (N.A.C.) 7,054 (i;,tl) Lakhewal1 (NIA.C.) 4,308 (e) Wholly merged with other -Ii i 1- 39 The above table shows that pne new ,town Badhni Kalan NAC with 8,572 population is added in 1991 Census, whereas .. ··tnree towns: Barriwala NAC (6,582 persons), Killianwali NAC (7,054 persons) and Lakhewali NAC (4,308 persons) were declassified in 1991 Census~ Thus there Is a -net loss of 9,372 persons in the urban population of the district. The table further reveals that no town/towns were wholly merged in any adjoining town in.. the district during 1991 Census. Decadal Change in Population TABLE 3 Decadal Change in Distribution of Population Population Percentage Decada1 Percentage of Variation (1981--91) ~rban Population Tahsil 1981 1991 Tota 1 Rural Urban Tota 1 Rural Urban Tota 1 Rural Urban 1981 1991 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Moga 525,565 431,004 94,561 626,391 489,574 136,817 100,826 58,570 42,256 17.99 Z1.84 (+19,18) (+13.59) '(+44.69) Far.idkot· 367,281 251,247 116,034 451,406 301,501 149',905 84,125 50,254 33',871 . 31.59 33.2'1 .. (+22.90) f+ZO.OO) (+.29.19) Muktsar 543,382 410,408 132,974 653,079 499,962 153,117 109,697 89,554 20,143 24.47 23.45 (+20.19) (+21.82) (+15.15) District 1,436,2281;092,659 343,569 1,73~876 1,291,037439,839 294,648 198,378 96,270 23:92 25.41 ( + 20.52) (+ 18. 16) (28. 02 ) The above table presents population by tahsils with break up into - total, rural and urban for 1981 and 1991 cen~uses, decadal variation (percentage) with bre-ak up into rural and urban ·and percentage of urban population for 1981 and 1991 censuses. The table further reveals t4at Muktsar tahsil (6,-53,079 persons) and Moga tahsil (6,26,391 persons) are the most populous and the second most populous tahsils, whereas Faridkot tahsil - (4.51,406 persons) is the least populous tahsil during 1991 Census. The ranking in population also shows no change in 1981 Census. In rural area again Muktsar tahsil (4.99,962 persons) and Moga tahsil (4,89,574 persons) are the most populous and the second most populous'tahsils respectively whereas- Faridkot tahsil (3,01,501 persons) is the least populous tahsil. The ranking in population also shows no change in 1981 Census. In the matter of urban population again Muktsar tahsil (1.53,117 persons) tops, whereas Moga tahsil (1 ~36 .817 persons) is at the bottom during 1991 Census. In 1981 Census (for urban population) the ranking shows no change from 1991 Census. " As regards percentage decAdal variation during 1981--91 decade, Faridkot tahsil (22.-90 per cent) reports the highest grow'th rate, whereas Mog"a tahsil (19.18 per cent) reports the lowest growth rate during the decade 1981--91. In case of rural area, Muktsar tahsil (2l. 82 per" cent) returned the highest percentage- growth rate. whereas the lowest growth rate is returned 40 by Moga tahsil (13.59 per cent) during the decade 1981--91. As regards urban area. the highest._, percentage of growth rate is reported in Moga tahsil (44.69 per cent). whereas Muktsar tahsil (15.15 per cent) reports the lowest growth loa te due to the declassification of three NACs namel y • Barriwa,la NAC • Killianwali NAC and Lakhewali NAC. during 1991 Census. As regard percentage of urban population, the highest percentage is reported in. Faridkot tahsil (33.21 per cent). followed by Muktsar tahsil (23.45 per cent), whereas the lowest percentage 1-S reported in M~ga tahsil (21.84 per cent) during 1991 Census. The ranking also ·shows no change (_for urban percentage) in 1981 Census. It will be noted that the growth rate .in .urban areas is 28. 0_2 per cent '. against 18.16 per cent of the rural areas, while the growth rate of 20.52 per cent is reported for the district. Further' the percent",'ge of urban population has increased from 23.92 per cent in 1981 Census to 25.41 per c~nt in 1991 Census. Distribution of villages by population ranges , TABLE 4 .Percentage Distribution of Villages by Po~ulation-Ranges No. and No. and Percentage of Villages in each Range (Figures in Brackets C.O. Block Percent\ge indicate Percentage of Villages_ in each Range) of Inhabi------ted Less than 200--499 500--1999 2000--4999 5000--g999 10,000 and Villages 200 Above 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Moga-! 46(~.04) 2(4.~) 1(2.17) 20l43.48) )5(32.61) 8(17.39) 2 Moga-II 43(7.52). 2(4.65) 25(58.14) 15(34.88) 1(2.33 ) 3 Nihal Singhwala 38(6.64} 13{34.21} 15(39.47} 10(26.32) 4 Ba~hapurana 48(8.39) 14(29.17) 27(56.25) 7{14.58) 5 Faridkot !i5( 16.61) 5(5.26) 12 ( 12.63) 57(60.00) 21( 22.11 ) 6 Kot Kapura 68(11.89) 1(1-.47) 28 (41. 18) 32(47.06) 7 ( 10.29) 7 Lambi 50(8.74) 29( 58.00) 19(38.00) 2(4.00) 8 Ma10ut 52(9.09) 30(57.69) 21(40.~9) l( 1. 92) 9 Muktsar 89(15.56) 4(4.49 ) 9(10.11) 53(59.55) 18(20.23} 5(5.62) 10 Kot Bhai at Giddar- 43(7.52) 14(32.56) 23( 53 .49) 6(13.95) baha District 572(100.00) 13(2.27) 23(4.02) 283(49.48) 206(36.011 47(8.22) The above table shows distribution of inhabited villages by population ranges by C.D. blocks. The distribution ,Of inhabite? villages is both by number and percentage. with oreak up into 6 population ranges by ~.D. blocks. It should be noted that the total for column 2. both for .number· of villages and percentage, strike vertically, whereas for ranges for number of villages it is. struck horizontally. 41 The table reveals that the highest percentage of inhabited villages is in Faridkot C.D. block (16.61 per cent), followed by Muktsar block (15.56 per cent), whereas the lowest and the second lowest percentages are reported ~n Nihal Singhwala block (6.64 per cent) and Moga-II block and Kot Bhai at Giddarbaha block (7.52 per cent e~ch). As regards ranges, it would be seen that these are not of even sizes. Two ranges '500--f,999 1 (49.48 per cent) and '2,000--4,999 (36.01 per cent) together reported 489 villages (85.49 per cent). In the range 'less than 200 I, the highest and the ,lowest percentages are repC?rted in Faridkot block (5.26 per cent) and Moga-I block (4.35 per cent), respectively, whereas, Nihal Singhwala Baghapurana, Kot Kapura, Lambi, Malout and 'Kot Bhai at Giddarbaha, blocks reported nil figures. In I'6.nge '200-'-499', there are 23 villages (4.02 per cent). In range '500--1,999' the highest percentage is reported in Faridkot block (60.00 per cent), whereas' the lowest is reported in Baghapurana block 29.17 per cent. In range 12,000--4,999', the highest and the lowest percentages are reported in Baghapur.ana block (56.25 per cent) and Muktsar block (20 .. 23 per cent), respectively_ In 15,000--9,999' range, the highest percentage is reported in Nihal Singhwala block (26 .32 t=>.~r cent), whereas the. lowest is reported in Malout block (1.92 per cent). In the highest range j 10 ,000 and above I there is no village in the district;. , " . Density (persons per sq. km. ) TABLE .5 Distribution of Villages by Density Range of Density Total No. of Villages in each Percentage of Villages Dens ity Range in each DenSity Range 2 3 --10 6 1.05 11--20 2r 0.35 21--50 8 1.40 51--100 21 3.67 101--200 181 31'.64 201--300 220 38.~6 301--500 129 22.55 501+ 5 a.a7 District 572 100.00 The above table gi ves distrib~tion of villages anq percentages of density ranges for all the C.• D. blocks in the district. It may. be 'noted that all density ranges are not of even sizes. The table reveals that the highest _~umber of villages (220, villages) are· in the density ran~e '201--300' (38.46 per'· cent), followed by the second highest number of villages (181 villa9._es) in density range 11QI--200' (31.64 per cent). The lowest number of villages (2 vill:ages) are in the density ra~ge 111":'-20' (0.35 per cent), followed at t~ ..~e.cond place from bottom (5 villages) by den~i ty range I 501 + ' ( 0 _87 per cent) 42 Sax Ratio (Number of females per thousand males) TABLE G(A) Sex Ratio for Rural Population of C.D. as per 1991-Census S. Na:ne of e.D. Block Number of Females per 1000 Males No. 2 3 M09a~I 888 Z Moga- tr 888 3 Nihal Singhwala 876 4 Baghapurana 882 5 faridkot 889 6 Kot Kapura 876 7 Lamb; 878 8 Malout 882 9 Muktsar 865 10 Kot Bha) at Giddarballa 886 Oist_ric.t 880 The above table presents sex ratio (number of females per thousand males). The table reveals that the highest sex ratio is reported in Faridkot block (889 females per thousand males), followed by Moga-I and Moga-II blocks (888 females per thousand males each t, whereas the lowest and the second lowest sex ratios are reported in M'uktsar block (865 females per thousand males) and Nihal Singhwala and Kot Kapura blocks (876 females per thousand males each) t respecti vel y • The sex ratio for the district (rural area) is _ 880 females per thousand males for 1991 Census. The al;>ove figures reveal that there is quite a shortage of females in the rural areas as is the general pattern in the State .. TABLE 6(8) Sex Ratio for Towns--1991 Census Sr. Name and Civic Adminiltration Status of Towns Number of Females per 1,000 Males No. 2 3 Badhni Kalan (tLA.e.) 885 2 Baghapurana (N.A.C.) 932 3 Faridkot (U.A.) 860 (i) Faridkot {M.e.} 859 4 G1ddarbaha (M.C.) 901 5 Jaitu (U.A.) 890 (i) Jaitu (M.e.) 890 43 TABLE 6(B) Sex Ratio for Towns--1991 Census Sr. Name and Civic Administration Status of Towns Number of Femaies per 1,000 Ma les No, 2 3 6 Kot Kapura (M.e.) 904 7 Malout {M.e.) 862 8 t40ga (U.A.) 882 (i) Maga (M.C.) 883 9 Muktsar (M.e.) 906 An Towns 887 The above table presents sex ratio (number of females per thousand males) by towns. The table further reveals that the highest and the second highest sex ratio is reported by Baghapurana NAG (932 females per thousaitd males) and Muktsar Me (906 females per thousand males), respectively. whereas the lowest and the second lowest is reported by Faridkot Me (859 females per thousand males) and Faridkot UA (860 females per thousand males), respectively. It should be 'noted that Faridkot MC is a constituent unit of Faridkot VA. The table further reveals sex ratio (887 females per thousand males) for all towns of the district, which interestingly is more than for all C. D. blocks (880 females pet: thousand males) of the rural segment of the district. Scheduled Caste Population TABLE 1 proportion of Scheduled Caste Population to total Population in the·Villages Percentage Range of Scheduled Number of Villages in Percentage of Villages Caste Popu1atl0n to total Population each range ; n each range Z 3 0--5 11 L92 ~ --1 0 3 0.52 11 --15 6 1.05 16-- 20 27 4.72 21-- 30 115 20.10 . 31 and above 410 71.68 District 572 100. 00 The above table presents distribution of villages and their per centages, by ranges of percentage of scheduled caste population to total .popu,lation. The table reveals that ranges are not of even sizes. The highest number of villages ( 410 villages) 1s in the range_ 131 and above I (71. 68 per cent). followed by (115 villages) in the range 121--30 1 (20.10 per cent). It 44 is thus obv·ious that 525 villages (91.78 per cent) have more than 2Q per cent scheduled caste population. Further there are 33· villages (5.77 per- cent) wb:'ich have more than 10 per cent and -less than 21 per ce!1t s~heduled caste population. T~ere are 14 villages (2.44 'per cent), which report 10 per cent or less scheduled caste population. TABLE 8 Percentage of Scheduled ~astes Population in TOWQs--1991 Census Sr. Name and Civic Administration Tota 1 i'ota 1 S.C. Per"c~ntage of S.C. No. Status of Towns Population Population Population to Tota 1 Population 2 3 4 5 Badhni Kalan (N.A.C) 8,5}2 2,875 ~3. 54 2 Baghapurana (N.A.e) 17,287 4,484 ~5.94 3 Faridkot (U.A.) 58,625 15,57~ 26.56 \ i) Farilikot (M.C.} 58,244 15,370 26.39 4 'Giddarbah-a (M.e.) 29,866 9,109 30.50 5 Jaitu (U.A.) 28,850 9,813 34.01 (i) Jaitu(M.C.) 2~,758 9,807 34.10 6 Kot Kapura (M.C.) 62,430 17,714 28.37 7 Ma'fout (M~e.) 56',868 14,348 25.23 8 Moga (U. A.J 110,958 19,204 17,31 (i) MO.9a (M.C.) 1'08,304 18,260 16.86 9 Muktsar (M.e.) '66.383 16,911 25.47 All Towns 439,839 110,030 2if. 02 The above table presents population, ,scheduled caste population and percentage of scheduled caste popul~tion to total population by towns. The table reveals that the highest a~d the. second highest percentage of scheduled caste population is in Jaitu Me. (34.10 per cent) and Jai,tu UA (34.01 per cent). respectively. Badhni Kalan NAG (33.54 per cent) has the third highest percentage of scheduled caste population. Interestingl y Moga MG (16.86 per cent) reports the lowest percentage of scheduled caste population, followed by Moga UA (17.31 per· cent). It s}lould be remembered that Moga MG is a' constituent unit of Moga UA • I Literacy TABLE 9(al Literacy Rates for Rural Populat~n of C.D. Block by Sex .. (Excl~di'lg Chi"ldren in·the Age Group 0-61 Sr. Name of C.D. Block Percentage of literates No. Persons Males Females 2 3 4 . .5. Moga-l 53.03 59.44 45.84 2 Moga-II 47.43 52.62 41.58 45, TABLE 9(a) literacy Rates 'f,,)" Rural Population O,f C.O. Blocf¢ by Sex (Excluding Children in the Age Group 0-6) , Sr. Name of C.O. Block Percentage of literates No. Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 3 Nihal Singhwala 48.57 54.65 41.65 4 8aghapurana 43'.64 49.46 37.08 5 Faridkot 41. 10 47.65 33.78 6 Kat Kapura '43.21 50.96 34.38 7 Lambi 37.98 46.68 28.16 8 Malout 42.94 51.63 33.14 9 Muktsar 40.98 49.21 31.47 10 Kot Bhai at Giddarbaha 39.29 41.36 30.19 , District 43.65 50.84 35.51 The' abov~ table presents literacy rates with break ~j:! into males and ,females by C.D. blocks. The table reveals that Moga-I block (53.03 per cent) and Nihal Singhwala block' (48.57 per' cent) report the highest and the second highest literacy rate among the persons. The lowest' and 'the s~conq lowest rates are;. however, reported by Lambi block (37.98 per cent) and Kot Bhai ~t Giddarbaha block (39 .29 pe~ ce~t), respectiv,ely, In male literacy rate, Moga,-I' block (59.44 per c;ent) and Nihal Singhwala block (54.65 per cent) report. the highest and th. second highest literacy rate, respectively" whereas the lowest and the se"cond lowest literacy rates are reported ,by Lambi block (46.68 per cent) and Kot Bhai (at Giddarbaha) block (47.36 per' cent), respectively. In female literacy, ag,ain Moga-I block (45.84 per cent) and Nihal Singhw~la 'block (41.65 per' cent) occupy the first and the second top -positiona" respectively. Lambi block' (Z8.l6 per cent) and Kot Bhai at GiddarbaJ),a block (30.19 per cent), however, occupy the lowest and the second lowest positions in female' literaey. Thus it would be noticeg that in the matter of literacy rates for persons, males and females, Mqga-I block occupies the top position, whereas Lambi block occupies the bottom position among all th~ 10 C.D. blocks of the district. TABLE 9(b) Liter~cy'Rates for Towns--1991 Census (Excluding Children in the Age Group 0-6) 'Sr. Name and Civ4c Administrat10n Percentage of Literates No., Status of T(}wns , , ...... ". Per:sons ~ .~... ~IH of Males Females 2 3 4 5 Badhni Kalan (N.A.C.) 56.41 59.52 52.88 2 Baghapurana (N.A.C.J .6Z.56 67.36 57.4Z· 3 f aridkot (U. A.) 70.57 77 .46 62.54 (i) Faridkot (M.C.) 70.70 77 .60 6'Z.65 46 "TAIlLE 9(b) Literacy Rates for Towns--1991 Census (Excluding Children in the Age Group 0-6) Sr. Name"an~ Civic Administration Percentage of literates Ho. status of Towns Per sons Ma_1es Females "1 2 3 4 5 4 Giddarbaha (M.e.) 63.27 72.67 52.90 5 Ja itu (U .-A. ) 57.85 64.84 50.18 ( i ) Ja it u (14. C. ) 57.91 64.86 50.18. 6 Kot Kapura (M.e.) 64.09 71.11 56.40 7 Nalout tM.e.) 68.90 76.78 59.88 8 Moga (U.A.) 69.56 74.52 63.97 (i) Moga "~M.e.) 69.94 74.89 64.38 9 Muktsar (M.e.) 65.57 72.46 58.06 All Towns 66.52 73.10 59.14 The above tabl~ presents literacy rates with break up by males and females by towns/UAs. The .table reveals that for all towns taken together the literacy rates reported f..or persons, males and females are 66.52 per cent, 73.10 per cent and 59.14 per cent, respectively. In case of persons, the highest and the second highest literacy rates are reported in Faridkot MG (70.70 per cent} and Faridkot UA (70.57 per cent), respectively, whereas the "lowest and the second lowest literacy rates are reported in Badhni Kalan NAG (56.;41 per cent) and Jaitu UA (57.85 per cent), respectively. In male literacy rate, again Faridkot Me (77 .60 per cent) and Faridkot UA (77 .46 per cent) report the highest and the second highest literacy rates, whereas the lowest and the second lowest literacy rates are reported in Badhni Kalan NAG (59.52 per cent) and Jaitu UA (64.84 per cent), respectively. In the case of fema!e literacy rates Moga MG (64.38 per cent) and Moga UA (63.97 per cent) occupy the top and the second top. positions, respectively, whereas Jaitu MG and Jaitu UA (50.18 per cent each) and Badhni Kalan NAG (52.88 per cent) occupy the lowest and the second iowest positions, respecti vel y. Thus we notice that in persons and males literacy rate Faridkot Me is at the top. whereas in fe"male literacy rate Moga MG occupies the top position. Badhni Kalan NAG, however occupies the bottom, position among the towns/UAl? of the district. Working Population TABLE lOra) Percentage of .ain workers, marginal workers and non-workers for rural population of C.D. Blocks--1991 Census Sr. Name of C.D. Percentage of + .No. Block . .. " ...... -,.. ..--, ,~+",,,, Main worker to Margi na 1 Workers to" Total workers to Non-worKers "to Total Population Total Population Total Population Total Population P M F P M F P ~1 F P M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1. Moga-! 30.51 55.23 2.67 0.78 0.00 1.66 31.30 55.23 4.34 68.70 44.77 95.66 2. Moga-II 31.58 55.64 4.47 1.09 0.02 2.29 32.67 55.67 6.76 67.33 44.33 93.24 47 TARLE 10(a) Percentage of rna'n workers, marg1nal workers and non-workers for rural p'opulaUon of' C.D. Block--1991 CensuS Sr. Name of C.'b • Percentage of No. Block Main worker to Margina 1 Workers to T-otal workers to Non-w\lrkers to Total Population Tota 1 Population Total Population Total Population P M F P M F P M 'F P M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 3. Nihal Si ngh- 30.50 55.85 1.58 1.51 0.05 3.16 32.01 55.90 4.74 67.99 44.10 95.26 wa1a 4. Baghapurana 31.45 56.82 2.69 0.70 0.04 1.45 32.15 56.86 4.13 67.85 43.14 95.87 5. Faridkot 32.14 58.65 2.33 0.88 0.05 1.82 33.02 58.70 4.15 66.98 41.30 95.85 I 6. Kd't Kapura 32.20 57.19 3.68 3.37 0.18 7.01 35.57 57.37 10.69 64.43 42.63 89.31 ,. 7. Lambi 32.88 57.16 5.22 3.50 0.24 7.20 36.37 57.40 12.43 63.63 42.60 87.57 8. f1a1out ~1.80 57.00 3.23 2.95 O.Za 5.99 34'.75 57.27 9.22 65.25 42.73 90.78 9. Muktsar 32.53 59.09 1.84 0.59 0.08 ).17 33.12 59.17 3.01 66.88 40.83 96.99 10. KElt Bha i at 32.14 58 '3 2.80 2.89 0.13 6.00 35.02 58.26 8.80 64.98 41.74 91.20 Giddarbaha District 31.80 57.17 2.98 1.83 0.11 3.79 33.63 57.27 6.77 66.37 42.73 93.23 The above table presents percentages of main workers. marginal workers., total workers and non-workers to total population, with break up into 111 ales and females by C.D. , blocks. ," Among' the main workers, fQ! persons, the highest and the lowest percentages are reported in Lambi block (32.88 per cent) and Nihal Singh wala block (30.50 per' cent), respectively. For males, the work participation rates of Muktsar block (59.09 per cent) and Moga-I block (55.23 per cent) are the highest and the lowest', respectively. In case of females, the highest and the lowest work participation rates are reported in Lambi block (5.22 per cent) and Nihal Singhwala block (1.58 per cent): respectively. The important point to be noted here is that female work participation rates being extremely low tend to lower the work participation rates of persons. As regards marginal workers, the percentages are quite low. For persons, the highest percentage is reported in Lambi block (3.50 per cent), whereas the lowest percentage is reported. in Muktsar block (0.59 per cent). For males. Malout block (0.28 per cent) reports the highest percentage, where'as HMoga-I block to. 00 per cent·) reports negligible figure. F,or f~r.nales, marginal workers, the highest and the lowest percentages are ,'reported in Lambi block (7.20 per cent) and Muktsar block (1.17 per cent), respectively. As regards total workers (Main workers and Marginal workers) for persons. the highest and the lowest percentages are reported in Lambi block (36.37 per cent) and Moga-I block (31.30 per cent), respectively. For males, Muktsar block (59.17 per cent) and Moga-I block (55.23 per cent) report the -highest and the lowest percentages, respectively. For .females, the, higpest 48 and the lowest percentages are reported in Lam,bi block (12.4~ per cent) and Muktsar block (3.01 per -cent) • _ respecti vel y. As regards non-workers. the position is di_ametricall y opposite to the total workers. TABLE 10(b) Percen~age of main workers.- marginal workers and non-workers ·1n towns--1991 censuS Sr. Name and civic· Percentage of No. Administration~'------~------Status of Town ~\a 1n workers to Margina 1 workers to Total workers to Non-wo~kers to to Totarpopulapon Total Population TO,tal Population Total POPu,'ttion P M F p M F p M F p M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1. Badhni 29.90 54.42 2.19 '0.08 0.00 0.17 29.98 54.42 2.36 70.02 45.58 97.64 Kalan (N.A.e.) 2. Bagha- 28.39 52.35 2.69 1.20 0.03 ?46 29.59 52.38 5.15 70.41 47.,62 94.85 purana (N.A.C.) 3. Faridkot (U.A.) 30.20 50.97 6.04 ~.03 0.04 0.01 30.23 51.01 6.05 69.17 48.99 93.95 (i) Faridkot 30.22 50.97 6.06 0.03 0.04 0.01 30.25 51.01 6.07 69.75 48.99 93.93 (M. C.) 4. Giddarbaha 29.16 51.79 4.03 0.01 0.01 0.01 29.17 51.80 4.04 70.83 48.20 95.96 (M.e.) 5. Jaitu (U.A.) 28.91 52.03 2.94 0.03 0.02 0.05 28.94 5~.05 2.99 71.06 47.95 97.01 (i) Jaitu (M.e.) 28.90 52.00 2.95 0.03 0.02 0.05 28.93 52.02 3.00 71.07 47.98 97.00 / 6.KotKapura(M.e.)28.22 50.64 3.410.42 0.17 0.7128.64 50.814.1271.3649.1995.88 7. Ma10ut (~l.e.} 30.26 53.36 3.48 0.07 0.05 0.09 30.33 53.41 3.57 69.67 46.59 96.43 8. Mog'a (U.A.) 29.76 50.83 5.86 0.07 0.07 ,0.07 29.83 50.90 5.93 70.17' 49.10" 94.0'7 (i) Moga (M.G.) 29.80 5~.a8 5.93 0.07 0.07 0.07 Z9.87 50.95 6.00 70.13 49.05 94.00 9. Muktsar (M.c....) 29.12 51.82 4.07 0.37 0.11 O.F 29.49 51.93 4.74 70.51 48.07 95.26 A 11 Towns 29.42 51.57 4.44 0.20 0.07 0.34 29.52 51.64 4.18 70.38 48.36 '95.22 The above table presents percentages of main workers, marginal workers, total workers and l1on-;workers with break up into males and females, by towns. , ,',..: ·:In.~ respect of main .work.er.s. '.f?E:w P.~S?[lS,. the :Pighe.st.. and t?e. lowesl; percentages are reported in Malout Me (31h2b per cent) and' '¥ot"'K-a-pu'ra~ M~ (28.22 per cent), respectively. For males, 'Badhni Kalan NAG (54.42 per c'ent) and Kot Kapura MG (50.64 per cent) report the highest and the lowest' percentages, respectivel y • For females, the highest percentage is reported' in Faridkot MC (6.06 per cent), while the lowest percentage is reported in Badhni Kalan NAC (2.19 per cent). An important point to be noted here is that there is vast difference in the male and female work participation rates. In case of marginal worke-.:-s, the highest percentage is -reported in Baghapurana (1.20 per cent) (0.42 per cent), whereas the lowest percentage is 49 reported in Giddarbaha MC (0.01 per cent). In case of males, Kot Kapura MC ~o~.n per cent)_ reported the highest work participation rates, w,hereas Badhni Kalan NAG (0.00 per cent) reported the negligible rate. For females, the highest and the lowest percentage of work participation rates are reported in Kot Kapura Me (0.71 per cent) and Giddarbaha MC, Farfdkot Me and Faridkot UA (0.01 p_er cent I?ach). respectively. As regards total workers, fOT persons, the highest and the lowest percentages are reported in Malout Me (30.33 per cent) a.nd Kot Kapura MC (2,8.64 per cent), respecti vel y. For males, the highest percentage is reported in Badhni Kalan NAG (54.42 per cent) whereas Kot Kapura MC (50 .81 per cent) reported tpe lowest work participation rate. For females, the highest and the -lowest percentages of workers are reported in Faridkot MG (6.07 per cent) As regards Non-workers, the position is diametrically opposite to total workers. Amenities ,of Villages TABLE 11 Dtstrtbutton'of Yl1lages According to the AvaIlabIlIty of Different Amenities Sr. HameofC.D. Block No. of No. (With Percentage of Vl11agesHavlngOne or More of the Following Am enities) No. Inhabited Vl1lages Education Medical 0l"1nkliig 'Pos·t & Marketl Communl- Approach Power Water Telegraph Hat catIon by Pucca Supply , R a Z 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 • 11 Mog8-I 45 29 46 33 4 31 4S 46 (97.83) (63.04) (100.00) (71.74) (8.70) (~1.39) (97.83) (100.00) 2 Moga-II 43 41 25 43 3,0 28 42 43 (95.35) (58.14) 1'00.00) (69.m (65.12) (97.67) (lOO.OO) 3 Nihal Singhwala 3B 38 22 38 Z9 3 34 38 3B (100.00) (57.89) (tOo.OO) (76.32) (7.89) (89.47) (100.00) !J OO •OO ) 4 BagHapurana ~ 48 27 48 3B 3 44 47 48 (100.'00 ) (56.25) (100.00) (79.17 ) (6.25 ) (91.61) (97.92) (100.00) 5 Farldkot 95 91 24 95 2B 3 61 94 95 (95.79) (25.26) (100.00) (29.47) (3.16) (64.21) (98.95) (100.00) 6 Kat Kapura 6B 68 43 68 33 7 61 6B 68 (l00.00) (63.24) (100.00) (48.53) (10.29) (89.71) (100.00) (100.00) 7 Lamb! 50 50 32 50 35 2 44 50 50 (100.00) (64.00) (100.00) ( 70,00 t (4. 00). (88.00) (100.00) (100.00) 8 Ma10ut 52 52 31 52 40 2 40 5Z 52 (100.00), (59.6l) (100.00) (76.92) (3.85) (76.92) (100,00) (-1'O()'.OO), 9 Muktsar 85 31 89 30 2 59 88 89 (95.51) (34.83) (100.00)' (33.7) (2.• 25) (66.29) (98.B8) (100'.00) to Kot Bha' It 43 4~ 26 43 26 3 40 43 43 , GId'darblha ('100.00 ) (~o.~71. ,(\00.00), ,(60.47), (6.,98) (9~. 02) (100 .. 00) (100.00) Dlstr Ict 572 56'1 290 '572 3Z2 2'9', '442 567 572 (98.08) (50.70) (loa.ool (56.29) {S.07) (J7.27) (99.13) Jl00.00) The above table presents distribution of villages (number and percentage) which avail one or more amenities, by G.D. blocks. The table reveals that 561 villages (95.08 per cent) avail the amenity pf education locally, the highest percentage (100.00 per cent), being in Nihal 50 , Singhwala, Baghapurana, Kat Kapura, Lambi, Malout and Kot Bhai at Giddarbaha blocks, whereas the lowest perce~tage is in Moga-II block 41 villages (95.35 per cent). In the matter of medical facility, the highest and the second highest percentages are reported in Lambi block (64.00 per cent) and Kot Kapura block (63.24 per cent), respectively, whereas the lowest and the second lowest rate is reported in Farl.dkot block (25.26 per cent) and Muktsar block (34.83 per cent), respectively. In the matter of drinking water, cent per cent villages get drinking water locally but it is not necessary that it is protected drinking water. There are still some villages where protected drinking water schemes are either under implementation or non-existant. I In the matter of Post and Telegraph facility, the hi~hest and the second highest percentages are reported in Baghapurana block '(79.17 per cent) and Malout block (76.92 per cent) , respec::tively,. whereas the lowest and the second lowest percentages are reported in Faridkot block {29.47 per cent) and Muktsar block (33.71 per cent), respectively. l The amenity of Market/Hat is available in 29 villages only which constitute 5.07 per cent of the total inhabited viIlages in the district. The highest and the lowest percentages are reported in Kot Kapura block (10.29 per cent) and Moga-II block (0.00 per cent), respectively. " In the matter of communication the highest and the second highest percentages are reported in Kot Bhai at Gidciarbaha block (93.02 per cent) and Bagha Purana block (91..67 per cent), respectively, whereas the lowest and second lowest percentages are reported in Faridkot block (64.21 per cent) and Moga-II block (65.12 per cent), respectively. In the matter of approach by pucca road, Nihal Singhwala, Kat. Kapura, Lambi,~ Malout and Kot Bhai at Giddarbaha blocks reported cent per cent percentages, whereas the lowest percentage is reported in Moga-II block (97 .67 per r:ent). / The amenity of 'power supply is available in cent per cent villa~es of the district. But an important thing to be noted here is that all households may not be enjoying the amenity of power supply (electricity). Amenities by population served TABLE 12 Proportton of Rural Populatton Served by Dtfferent Aaentt1es and Av.tlablllty of Different A.enttes Sr. Name of ·C.D. Total No. (Proportion of Rural Population Served by Amenity of) No. Block Popula- tion of Educatton Medtcal Drinking Post ! Marketl Commun'- Approached Power Inhabited . Water relegraph Hat cat ion by Pucca .Supply Yl11ages Road in The C.D.Block 2- 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Hoga-% 124; 391 99.98 84.03 100.00 87.71 18.06 77.31 9B.31 100.00 2 MOQI-II 83.568 P9.90 71.13 100.00 84.76 16.04 99.99 100.00 3 Niha 1 Singh- 120,374 100.00 78.31 100.~0 90.36 11.Z5 85.64 100.00 100.00 wala 51 TABLE 12 Proportfon of Rural Populatfon Served by Offferent Allenftfes and Ava11ab111ty of D1fferent Amenities ... Sr. Name of C.D. Total No. (Proportion of Rural Populatlon,Served by Amenity ofJ No. Block Popu lil- t I on of Education Medical Drinking Post & Market! Commun1- Approached Power Inhabited Water Telegraph Hat calion by Pilcca ,Supply V1llages Road In The C.D. Block 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 4 Bagha Purana 161,235 100.00 77 .49 100.00 91. 47, 8.44 94.92 99.33 100.00 5 Farldkot 126,344 99.75 43.37 100.00 51.82 6.11 19.15 99.23 100.00 6 Kot Kapura 175,157 100.00 73.67 100.00 61.94 16.10 94.65 100.00 100.00 7 Lamb1 113,741 100.00 72.81 100.00 78.32 4.37 92.31 100.00 100.00 8' Malout 108,648' 100.00 66.96 100.00 84.38 5.59 77.19 100.00 100.00 9 Muktsar 148,357 99.68 54.80 100.00 53.75 5.34 72.49 99.09 100.00 10 Kat Bha! at 129,216 100.00 69.98 100.00 74.88 10.32 94.09 100.00 100.00 Giddarbaha District 1,291,037 99.93 69.27 100.00 74.93 9.13 B5.17 99.57 100.00 The above table presents percentage of rural population availing various amenities locally by C.D. blocks. As regards education, 99.93 per cent of ,the rural population avail this facility locally, the highest percentage (100.00 per cent), being reported in' Nihal Singh wala, Baghapurana, Kot Kapura, Lambi, MaJout and Kot Bhai at Giddarbaha blocks '. whereas the lowest percentage is reported in Muktsar block (99.68 per cent)'. As, regards medical facility. 6_9.27 per cen't population avail it locally, the highest and .the lowest percentage being reported in Moga-l block (84.03 per cent) and Faridkot block (43.37 per cent) respectively. The facility of drinking water is available to cent per cent popUlation in all the C • D. blocks in the district. The post and telegraph amenity is available to 74.93 per cent popula tion, the highest and the lowest percentages being reported in Baghapurana block (91.47 per cent) and Faridkot block (5~.82percent), respectively.-J'he facility of market/hat is available to only 9.13 per cent popUlation. The highest percentage (18.06 per cent) is reported in Moga-l block, whereas the lowest percentage (0.00 per cent), is in Moga-II block. The a.menity of communication is availed by 85.17 per cent population, the highest and the lowest percentage being reported in_ !?aghapurana block (94.92 per cent) and Muktsar block (72.49 per cent): respectively. The amenity of approach by pucca road is available to 99.57 per cent population, the highest percentage (100 .00 per cent) being reported in Nihal Singhwala, Kot Kapura, Lambi, Malout and Kot Bhai at Giddarbaha blocks, whereas the lowest percentage is reported in Muktsar block (99.09 per cent). The facility of power supply is available to cent per cent population in all the C. D. blocks of the district. 52 Amenities by Distance Range TABLE 13 Distribution of Inhabited Villages not having Certain Amenities Arranged'by Distance Ranges from the Places where these are Available Sr. Villages not Having the Number of Villages where Amenity is/not Available and No. Amenity of Available at a Distance of --5 Kms. 5--10 K1ns. 10+Kms Tota 1 2 3 4 5 6 1- Education 11 11 2. Medical 232 40 10 282 3. Drinking Water 4. Post and ie1egraph 202 42 '6 250 , 5. Market/Hats 163 '185, 195 543 6. Communication 119 10 130 The -above- table presents distribution of villages, where particular amel'lity is not available locally but is available at some dis~ance. with break up into 3 ranges by amenity. A column showing total for villages has also been given. The table reveals that as regards education. all the 16 villages are located in the distance range 'less than 5 km. I. In regard to medical facility. 232 villages out of 282 villages are located in the first range i.e. I Less than 5 km. I whereas 40 villages are located in the distance range 15 -10 km.1 and 10 villages in the distance range 110+km.l. In the matter of post and telegraph, 202 villages out of 250 fall in the first range i.e. r less than 5 km.'. 42 villages fa1l in the second range 15--10 km I and 6 villages in the distance range '10+km I. The facility of market/hat is also availed by 163 villages. in the distance range Iless than 5 kms., whereas 185 villages avail it in the distance range 15--10 km.' and the remaining 195 villages avail it in the distance range J IO+km.'. The facility of communIcation' is availed by 119 villages in the distance range 'less than 5 km; io villages availed it in the distance range 15--10 km.' and the remaining 1 village in the distance range 110+km. J. Amenities by Distance from the Nearest Town TABLE 14 Distribution of Vi llages According to the Distance from the Nearest Town and Availabilty of Different Amenities Distance No. of No. (With Percentage of Villages Havi ng One or More of the Fo llow; ng Amen; ties) Ranges Inhabited ,.t:,_,______...... ____ _ :...... ______--"- From the Vn1a~es Education M:edical Drinking Post & Mdrketl Communi- Approach PQwer Nearest Town Hat CCltion by Pucca Supply Wa.ter Telegraph Road 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 , 0--5 94 94 48 94 58 7 67 93 94 (16.43) (100.00) (51.06) (100.00) (61. 70) (7.45 ) (71.28) (98.94) (100.00) 53 TABLE 14 Distribution of Villages According to the Distance from the Nearest Town and Availabilty of Different Amenities ------Distance No. of No. (w it II Per.c e n tag e 0 f Vii i age s Ha v i n g 0 ne 0 r 110 reo f the f" I) 11 0 win g Ame n it i e s ) Ranges Inhabited - ----,- ~_.... -._------,- - --~------From the Vi11a!les Education M-edical Drinking Post & ~tarket/ Communi- Approach Poll'er Nliarest Town Water Telegraph Hat Cition by Pucca Supply Road 2 f 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 6--15 343 33'3 171 343 189 15 264 340 343 ( 59.97) (97.08) (49.85) (100.00) (55.10 ) ( 4.37) (,76.97) (99.13 ) (100.00) 16--50 135 134 71 135 75 7 111 134 135 (23.60) (99.26) (52.59) (100.00) (55.56) (5.19) (82.22) (99.26) (100.00) 51 + -.. Tota 1 572 561 290 572 322 29 442 567 572 (98.08) (50.70) (100.00) (56.29) (5.-07) (77.27) (99.13) (100.00) The above table gives ,distripution of villages (with percentage) availing various amenities local! y,.. by distance ranges from the nearest town. The table reveals that in ,the distance range 151 +km 1 there is no village. It may be pointed -out that distance -ranges from nearest town are not of even sizes. As regards education, the highest percentage of viliages is reported in the distance range 10--5 km 1 (100.00 per cent), whereas the lowest percentage is reported in ,the distance' range 16--15 km 1 (97.08 per cent). 'In regard to medical, the highest and the lowest percentages are reported by distance range 116--50 km' (52.59' per cent) and 16--15 km' (49.85 per cent), respe,.cti vel y. Tne facility of drinking water is available in cent per cent villages. The facility of post and telegraph is ava~lable to the highest .llld the lowest percentages of villages in the distance range 10--5 km 1 (61 •.70 pel' cent) and distance rang~ '6--15 km' (55.10 per cent), respectively. Th~ facility of ma.rket/hat is available to the highest an'd the lowest percentage of villages in the distance r'ange '0--5 km 1 (7.45 per cent) and distance range 16--15 km' (4.37 per cent), respectively. The facility of communication is available to the highest and the lowest percentage of villages in the distance range 116--50 km' (82.22 per cent) and distance range 10--5 km' (71.28 per cent), respectively. The facility of approach by 'pucca road is available to the highest and the lowest percentage of villages in the distance range' 16--50 km' (99.26 per cent) and distance range 10--5 km' (98.94 per cent), respectively. The facility of power supply is available in cent per cent villages in all the ranges. Amenities by population ranges TABLE 15 . Distribution o(Yil~ages According to the Population Range and Availabilty of Different Amenities Populat ion No. of No. (With percentage of villages having one or more of the following Amenitie~) Ranges Inhabi- ted Education Medical Drinking Post & Market/ Communi- Approach Power Villages Water Tele- Hat cation by Pucca Supply graph road 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 ,--499 36 25 2 36 3 0 10 35 36 (6· 29) (69·44 ) (5,56) (100·00) e,- 33) (0·00) (27·78) (97·22) (100·00) 54 TABLE lS Distribution of Villages According to the Population Range and Aveilabtlty of Different Amenities Popu 1at ion No. of No. (With percentage of villages having one or more of the following Amenities) Ranges Inhabi- ted Education Medical Drinking Post & Marketl Communi- Approach Power Villages Wat.er Tele Hat ca.t ion by Puce a Supply graph road 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 500--1999 283 283 100 283 112 4 207 280 283 . (49 ·48) (100·00 ) (35· 34) (100·00) (39· 58) ( 1· 41 ) (73, 14) (98, 94) ( 100·00) 2000--4999 206 206 141 206 161 15 182 205 206 (36· 01 ) (100·00 ) (68·45) ( 100· 00 ) (78'16) (7, 28) (88,35) (99, 51 ) (100·00) 5000+ 47 47 47 47 46 10 43 47 47 (8, 22) (100, 00) (100,00) (100· 00) (97,87) (21·28) (91, 49) ( 100·00) (100·00 ) Total 572 561 290 572 322 29 442 567 572 (98,08) (50· 70) (100·00) (56· 29) (5, 07) (77·27) (99·13 ) (100·00) The above table presents, distribution of villa~es where amenities are locally available, amenitywise by 4 different population ranges. A cursory glance through the table shows that as the size of population ranges increases, the percentage of villages also increases. This applies to ali the amenities. However, in the matter of drinking water and power supply cent per cent villages avail these facilities. It is but natural that larger villages stand greater chances to avail a particular amenity compared to smaller villages. Land Use TABLE 16 Distribution of Villages According to the Land Use Sr. Name of C.D. Block No. of Total Area Percentage of Percentage of No. Inhabited Cultivable Irrigated Area Vi 11 ages area to Total to Total Culti- area vab1e area 2 3 4 5 6 Moga-I 46 39,369 89.67 95.09 2 Moga-II 43 30,891 90.78 98.28 3 Nihal Singhwa1a 38 38,607 91. 20 94.67 4 Baghapuranil 48 57,277 92.37 94.19 5 Faridkot 95 71.009 89.11 72.99 6 Kot Kapura 68 73,327 92.18 ~3.76 7 Lambi 50 60,901 90.83 80.39 8 ~la lcut 52 56,029 91. 06 92 .09 9 Muktsar 89 82,543 91.02 76.94 10 Kat Bhai At Giddarbaha 43 60,128 90.64 89.53 District 572 570,081 90.92 87. 19 55 The table gives total area, percentage of cultivable area to total area and percentage of irrigated area to total cultivable area by C. D. blocks. The table reveals that the largest and the second largest a'rea is reported by Muktsar block (82,543 hectares) and Kat Kapura block (73,327 hectares), respectively, whereas the smallest and the second smallest area is reported by Moga-II block (30,891 hectares) and Nihal Singhwala 38,607 hectares, res pectively. In respect of percentage of cultivable area to total area the highest and the second highest percentages are reported in B aghapur ana block (92.37 per cent) and Kot Kapura block (92.18 per cent), respectively. whereas the lowest an9- -the second lowest per!:entages are reported in Faridk.ot block (89.11 per cent) and (Moga-I C.D. Block 89.67 per cent) respectively. As regards percentage of irrigated area to total culti'Jabl.e area:, . the highest and the second highest percentages are reported in Moga - II block (98.28 per cent) and Moga-I block (95.09 per cent), respectively. whereas the lowest and the second lowest percentage are reported in Faridkot block (72.99 per cent) and Muktsar block' (76.94 per cent), respecti vel y • Per Capita Receipt and Expenditure in Towns TABLE 17 Per Capita Receipt and. Expenditure in Towns Per Capita Class Name and Civic Administra Receipt Expenditure tion Status of the Towns Total Receipt Receipt Tota 1 Gelleral ExpGndi- Pub 1i c Expendi- Other Receipt Through from all Expen- Admini- ture on w.orks ture on Aspects Taxes other d iture stration public public sources health Institu- Conve- tion nience 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 V Badhni Kalan (NAC) , IV Baghapurana (NAC) 150.91 107.56 43.34 147.72 91. 54 56.18 I I Faridkot (U.A*) (i) Faridkot (M.C.) 126.52 77 .62 48.90 125.73 25.62 37.33 28.55 0.52 33.72 II I Gi ddarbaha (M.C.) 215.16 10.98 204.18 218.01 64.05 49.39 84.01 1. 71 18.85 II I J a it u (U. A* ) ( i ). Jaitu (M.C.) 252.80 111.10 141. 70 217.05 84.85 91. 90 2G.69 0.90 18.71 II Kot Kapura (M.C.) 448.90 346.28 102.63 439.05 37.64 48.45 5.32 26.91 320.73 II Malout (M.C.) 258.23 16.92 241. 31 255.70 51.79 35,93 78.34 89.65 Moga (U.A*) (il Moga (M.e.) 232.51 164.49 68.02 239. 19 63.67 42.65 3.08 0.57 129.21 I I Muktsar (M.C.) 128.98 2.44 126.54 119.50 68.90 44.26 6.43 All Towns 227.65 114.72 112.92 223.77 55.00 36.33 31. 37 4.20 96.87 "Towns tlaVlng non-municlpai cornpolienL, uf urban agg10illeration. 56 The above table presents per capita receipts and b:oenditun of 9 towns of the district during the year 1988-89. Among the 9 urban c ~ vic bodies the highest and the second highest per capita total receipts are reported in, Kot Kapura Me (Rs. 448.90) and Malout Me (Rs. 258.23), respectively, whereas the lowest and the '3econd lowest per capita total receipts are reported by Faridkot Me (Rs. 1 ~6.52) and - Muktsar Me (Rs. 128.98), respeCtively. The table further reveals that in per capita .t"eceipts 1;hrough taxes" the highest and the second highest receipts are reported in Kot Kapura Me (Rs 346.28) and Moga Me (Rs 161.49), respectively. whereas iLle lowest and the second lowest receipts are reported in Muktsar Me Rs .. 2.44 and Glddarbaha Me . (Rs. 10.98) respectivel v. As regards per capita receipts from all other sources, the highest and the 'second highest receipts are reported by Malout Me (Rs. 241.31) and Giddarbaha Me (Rs. 204.18), respectively, whereas the lowest and the second lowest receipts are reported by Baghapurana NAG (Rs. 43.34) and Fa~'idkot Me (Rs. 48.90), respectively. . On expenditure side, the highest and the second highest per I:apita expenditure is reported by Kot Kapura Me (Rs. 439.05) and Malout Me (Rs. 255.70), respectively, whereas Muktsar MG (Rs. 119.50) and Faridkot Me (Rs. 125 ~ 73) are at the bottom and next to bottom positions. In Baghapurana NAC (Rs. 91.54) and Faridkot MC (Rs. 25.62), expenditure on General Administration is the highest and the lowest, respectively. Per capita eXTlenditure on 'Public Health and Convenience' is the highest in Jaitu MC (Rs. 91.90) and the lowest in Malout MG (Rs. 35.93). The per capita expenditure is the largest on 'Public Works' in Giddarbaha Me (Rs. 8 l l.01 and the lowest in Moga Me (Rs. 3.08). The per capita expenditure on IOther Aspects I is the highest in Kot Kapura MG (Rs. 320.73) and the lowest in Muktsar MC (Rs. 6.43). As Badhni Kalan NAG was formed in the year 1990-91, No information has been shown for this NAC. Educational Amenities TABLE 18 Schools per 10,000 Population in Towns ffullber per 10,000 population Class, Name and eiVle Administraion Status of Towns Higher Secondary/ Junior Primary Secondary! Matriculation Secondary! Inter/POC/ Middle Junior College 2 3 4 5 V Badhni Ka lan (N.A.C. ) 2.33 2.33 IV Bagha Purana (N.A.C. ) • 1.16 0.58 2.89 II Faridkot (U. A. *) , (i) Fardkat (M.C. ) 0.86 0.69 3.09 1J i Giddarhbaha (M.e. ) 1.00 0.33 2..01 r I r ' Ja itu (U. A. *) ( ; ) Ja·i tu (M.C.) 0.70 0.35 0.70 4.17 II Kat kl,.ra (M. c.) 0.32 0.64 0.1 \) 1.60 57 TABLE 18 Schools P7r 10,000 Po~ulation in Towns / Humber per 10,000 population Class, Name and Civic Adruinistr"ion Status of Towns Higlier Secondary/ Junior Primary Secondary/ Matriculation ,Secondary/ Inter/PUC/ Middle Junior College 2 3 4 5 II Malout (M. C.) 0.53 0.35 1. 53 Moga (U.A.*) ( i) Hoga (M.C. ) 0.74 0.18 \ 0.18 1.11 I I Muktsar (M.C. ) 0.45 1. 21 0.15 1. 36 All Towns 0.57 0.61 0.16 1. 8<: *Towns having non-municipal components of urban aggiomeration. The above table gives location of number of educational institutions per ten thousand population. with break up by various categories. by towns. In the category of Senior Secondary Schools i.e. Higher Secondary linter PUC I Junior College. Baghapurana NAC (1.16 schools) and Faridkot Me (C 86 school) stand first and second, respectively, whereas the lowest and the SE.'cond lowest position is occupied by Kot Kapura MC (0.32 per school) and Muktsar MC (0.45 school), respectively. In regard to location of Secondary IMatriculation schools, the first and the second positions are occupied by Badhni Kalan NAC (2.33 schools) and Muktsar MC (1.21 schools). respectively, whereas the lowest and the second lowest figures are reported by Moga MC (0.18 school) and Jaitu' Me and Malout MC (0.35 school each) respectively. In the matter of Junior Secondary' Middle category. only 6 towhs. have returned figures. The 'highest and the second highest figures are returned by Jaitu MC (0.70 school) and Giddarbaha MC (0.33 school), respecti vel y , whereas the lowest and the second lowest figures are reported by Muktsar MC (0.15 school) and Kat Kapura MC (0.16 school). In the category of Primary schools" the highest and the second highest figures are reported by Jaitu Me (4.17 schools) and Faridkot MC (3.09 schools), whereas the lowest and the second lowest positions are occupied by Moga -MC (1.11 schools) and Muktsar Me (1.36 schools), respecti vel y. Medical Facilities (No. of beds) TABLE 19 . Number of Beds in Medical Institution in Towns Class, Name and Civic Administration Number of Beds in Medical ,Institution Status of Towns per 1,000 population 2 Badhni Kalan (N.A.C.) 0.91 IV Ba9 hapurana (N.A.C.i 1. 74 58 TABLE 19· Number of Beds in Medical Institution in Towns Class, Name and Civic Administrat;on Number of Beds In Medical Institution Status of Towns per 1,000 population 2 I I Faridkot (U.A.*) (i) Faridkot (M:C. ) 11.35 III Giddarbaha (M.C. ) l. 67 III Jaitu . (U.A.*) (1) Jaitu (M.C. ) 1. 22 II Kot Kapura (M.C. ) 0.86 II Malout (M.C. ) 0.67 Moga (U.A:*) (i) Moga (M.C. ) 2.31 II Muktsar (M.C. ) 0.75 All Towns 2.67 *Towns having non-municipal components of urban agglomeration. The above table gives distribution of number of beds in medical institutions per thousand population by towns. The highest number of beds is reported in Farid kot Me ( 11.35 beds), followed by Moga Me (2.31 beds), whereas the lowest and the second lowest number of beds are reported in Malout Me (0.67 bed) and Muktsar Me (0.75 bed), respectively. Slum Area TABLE 20 Proportion of Slu.s Population in Towns For Class I and Class II towns only Class, Name and Civic Administration Proportion of Slums Dens ity in !.lums - Status of the Towns population to total (per sq. km) popu 1at ion of towns 2 3 V Badhni Kalan (N,A.C. ) IV Baghapurana (N.A.C'. ) II ·F ar 1dkot (U. A.) (1) Faridkot (M. C.) III Giddarbaha (M.C. ) III Jaitu (U.A. ) Nil Nil (1) Ja itu (M.C. ) II Kot Kapura (M. C.) 59 TABLE 20 Proportion of· Slu.s Population in Towns Class, Name and Civic AdminIstration . Proport Ion of Slums· Density In slums status of the TownS population to total (per sq •. km) popu 1at Ion of towns 2 3 II Malout (M.C.) Moga (U.A.) (1) Moga (M.C.) NIL NIL II Muktsar (M.C. ) All Towns Nil Nil Even though there are certain pockets of· areas resided bV poorer sections of the society, yet no area has been identified/notified as slum area in any of the urban areas of the district bV the State Government. Therefore, nil I position has been shown in this table. Most Important Commodities Manufactured/Exported/lJuported naLE 21 Most I.portaat Co.-odtttes Manufactured. Iaported and Exported 1n Towns Most I_'ortant co.-od1ttes Class, Name and Civic Administration Status Ma.nufactured Exported Iliported of the Towns .. -~------~-.------. I 11 III II III II III 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 y Badhnl Kalan (N.A.C.) Wheat Paddy Cotton Sugar Vanas Ve\leta pat; bles Ghee IV Baghapurana (N~A.t.) Mustard Agri Shoes Wheat Paddy Cotton Sugar Vanas Vegeta 011 cultu pati bles ral Ghee Imp1e- • ments It Farldkot (U.A.l (t) F.ridkot (M.C.) Agrl- Oil Shoes Wheat/ Agrt - Shoes Sugar Vanas Iron cultural Engines Ginned cultural pati Goods Imple- Cotton Imp 1e- Ghee ments ments II I GI ddarbah. (M.C.) Snuff Cotton Soap Snuff Cotton Soap Snuff Cotton Iron 8a 1es " Bales. Mater Goods Seeds Seeds ial Clttle Feed 60 TABLE 21 Most I.,ortawt C~dtt'es Manufactured. I.,orted and Exported 1n To ... Most I.portant Co ..odities Class. Name and Civic Administration Status Manufactured Exported I_'orted . of the Towns II III II III 11 JII 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 III Jaitu (U. A.) (i) Jaitu (M.C.) Cotton Iron Agr1- Iron Cotton Cotton Raw Raw Paddy spining Goods cu Hura lGoods Bales Seeds & Iron Cotton Imple- Oil ments Cakes II . Kot Kapura (M.C. ) Tractor Elec- Nuts & Tractor Elec- Nuts & Petro- Cotton Food Parts tric Bolts Parts tric Bolts lium Grains/ Trans- Trans- Agr1- Pro- Cloths formers formers cultura14uc~s Imple- lIents II Ma10ut (M. C.) Agr1- . PVC Tyre Agri- G1 nned Wheat Raw Iron Raw cu ltura 1 P 1pe Re- cultural Cotton Cotton Rubber Imide- Soll1ng Imple- & Yarn ml?nts ments Moga (U.A. ) (i) Moga (M.C. ) Sktmmed Thre- Maggi Coffee Skimmed Tamato Milk Sugar Ghee Milk shers Pro- Milk 'Sa nee ducts II Huktsar (M.C.) Soap/ Shoes/ Candles Cotton Rice/ Wheat Cloth Petro 1. Cement Agr1- Carpets Mustard Diesel cu 1tura 1 0; 1 . Imple- ments The above table is self explanatory and requires no comments. Giddarbaha is the only snuff manufacturing centre in the entire State. Moga is known for Nestle Coffee, Milkmaid condensed milk, Maggi products and Everyday Desi Ghee, etc. Kot Kapura is also famous for manufacturing electric transformers and PVC _pipes. B~ghapur~na and Faridkot have some cottage and small sc~le units of country shoes (Desi Khussa, Tille Wali Jutti), which is quite popular among the people throughout the State. Further all the towns have flourishing agricultural markets (regulated), which trand in wheat, paddy gram, cotton, barley, etc. The agricultural commodities are exported to other parts of the country as well. Moga town which is the largest town in population in the district is considered to be the biggest grain market in the State. Further the milk processing capacity of Nestle India limited (4.5 lakh litre daily) is also the highest. Its products are sold throughout the country and even exported to foreign countries. Moga has earned a reputation in the manufacture of agricultural implements which sell throughout the State. PART A VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY SECTION I VILLAGE DIRECTORY CODES USED IN THE VILLAGE DIRECTORY 67 ROTE EXPLAIRIRG THE CODES USED 1M THE VILLAGE DIRECTORY l1he village directory containing information about each village has been prepared for each Community Development Block in the ascending order of the census location code number e.g., location code No. 20/8/3/22 means village No. 22 in tahsil No. 3 of district No. 8 of the State No. 20, It contains information relating to total area of the village in hectares, total population, No. of households, amenities available in the village i.e. educational, medical" drinking water, post and telegraph, commun.ication, approach to village, nearest town and distance (in kms • ) and power supply. Besides it gives information regarding, land-use i.e., area under different typ~s of land use Uke forest, irrigated and un-irrigated, culturable waste an4 area not available for cultivation. Information about the amenities available has been given in columns 5 to 10 of the directory. (i) Educational facilities have been shown by adopting the following abbreviations : -- P Primary School M ·. Junior Secondary or Middle School H ·. Matriculation or Secondary School PUC !!l~er SecondaryIlntermedlate/Pre-uni versity /Junior Cbllege - . ,. . C College (graduate level and above) like Arts, Science, Commerce, etc. I Industrial Tr. ·. Training School AC Adult Literacy Class/Centre o Other Educ,ational Institutions. These may include Sanskrit Pathshalas, Senior basic . schooL Makhtab, etc. Where figures Uke P (3), M(2) , HU'> , etc. occur, these denote that the vUlag. has three primary, two middle and one matriculation or secondary sehool. (11) Medical facilities have been shown by' the use of the following abbreviations ': H Hospital MCW Maternity and Child Welfare Centre Mil Maternity Home CW~ Child ~ Welfare Centre HC ·. Health Centre PMC Primary Health Centre PHS Primary Health Sub-Centre D ·. Dispensary FPC ·. Family Planning Centre 66' TB TB Clinic NH Nursing Home RP Registered. Private Practitioner SMP Subsidised Medical Prclctitioner CHW Community Health Worker CHC Child Health Clinic o ·. Others Number of institutions, if more than one in any village, have been given in brackets against each. (Ui) The types of the potable drinking water supply and the sources available in the village have been indicated by the followihg codes:- T Tap Water W ·. Well Water TK Tank Water TW Tubewell Water HP Hand Pump R River Water F Fountain C Canal L Lake S Spring N Nalhlh 0 Others NA Information not available (tv) Post and telegraph facilities have been shown by adopting the following abbreviations : -- PO Post Office TO Telegraph Office PTO ·. Post and Telegraph Office Phone Telephone Connection (v) Communication facilities have been indicated by the following codes :-- BS Bus Stop RS Railway Station NW Navigable Waterway (including river, canal, back waters, etc.) Only public transport like bus, rail and waterway have been considered for this purpose. 69 t vi) Approach to village, --This refers to the state of road etc. leading to the village. This has been indicated by the following codes :-- PR Pucca Road KR Kacha Road NR Navigable River NC Navigable Canal NW Navigable Waterway (other than river or canal). (vll) Ilearest 'town and distance--The distance in kms. of the nearest town (whether located in the State or in another State) has been gi ven in brackets under· column 12. (vlll) Power Supply.--For this purpose, the following codes have been used under column 13 : -- ED Electricity for Domestic Purpose. EAG Electricity for Agriculture EO Electricity for other purpose like Industrial, Commercial, etc. EA Electricity for all purposes listed above. (Ix) Irrigated by source.--For this purpose the following codes have been used under column 15 : -- GC = Governmerit Canal PC = Private Canal W :II Well (Without electricity) WE It Well (With electricity) TE = Tubewell (Without electricity) TWE = Tubewell (With electricity) TK = Tank T = Total 0 = Others eX) Land use.--Break-up o~ area under di1ferent types of land use viz. forest, irrigated area, unirrigated area, cultllrable waste land 'and area not available for cultivation has been furnished under co~umns 15--19. (a) Forest.--Thls includes all lands cla$.sed as forests under any legal enactment dealing with forests ~r administered as forests, whether state-owned or private, and whether wooded or maintained as potential forest land. The area of crops raised in the forest and grazing lands or areas open for grazing within the forest should remain included under the forest area. If any portion of such land is not actually wooded but put to some agaricultural use, that portion is included under the approPl?ate heading of cultivated or uncultivated land. In some cases there are instances where patches of land put to agricultural use within statutorily notified forests are considered as forests by-the revenue agency. These are treated as forests. 70 (b) Irrigated by source and unirrlgated (Land use) .--These two columns (cols • 16 and 17) over all agricultural land and include net area sown with crops and orchards or net cropped area and also current and other fallows. The later implied all lands which were taken up for cultivation, but are temporarily out of cultivation for a period of not less than a year and more than five lears. The columns do not include gross area sown or gross cropped --a~a ~ Net area sown thus represents the area sown with crops and orchards, counting aaas sown more than once in the same_year only once. (c) Cult~able waste.--This includes all lands available for cultivation whether not taken up for cultivation or taken up for cultivation once, but not cultivated during the five years or more in succession. Such lands are either fallow or covered with shrubs and jungles which are not put to any use '. These have been assessed or un assessed and are in isolated blocks-- or within cultivated holdings. Lands under thafcflTng grasses, bamboo bushes and other groves for fuel. etc. which are not included under orchards or forests also come under this head. All grazing lands, whether these are permanent pastures and meadows or not, village common and grazing lands within forest area have been included in this column. (d) Area not available for culUvation .. --Thls column (Col. 19) includes land not available for cultivation such as barren, unculturable land and land put to non-agricultural use. Land put to non-agricultural use stands for all lands occupied by buildings, roads and railways or under water, e.g., rivers and canals and other lands put to uses other than agricutural. Barren. and unculturable lands cover· all barren and unculturable lands, like mountains, deserts, etc. Land which cannot be brought under cultivation, except at a very high cost, has been classified as unculturable Whether such land is in isolated blocks or within cultivated holdings. cOD2s USED III THE ALPHABETICAL LISTS' 73 CODES USED IN THE ALPHABETICAL LISTS CODE LIST--1981 CENSUS St a te/District/T ah s11 Manual Codes Computer Codes 1 2 3 PUNJAB 17 17 1- Gurdaspur 1 01 1- Pathankot 1 0010 2. Gurdaspur 2 0020 3. Batala 3 0030 2. Amritsar 2 02 1- Ajnala 1 0010 2. Amritsar 2 0020 3. Baba Bakala 3 0030 4. Tarn Taran 4 0040 5. Patti 5 0050 3. Firozpur 3 03 1- Zlra 1 0010 2. Firozpur 2 0020 3. FazUka 3 0030 4. Ludhiana 4 04 1. Jagraon 1 0010 2. Ludhiana 2 0020 3. Samrala 3 0030 4. Khanna 4 0040 5. Jalandhar 5 05 1. Nawansnahr 1 0010 2. Phillaur 2 0020 3. Nakodar 3 0030 4. Jalandhar 4 0040 6 Kapurthala 6 06 1- Kapurthala 1 0010 2. Sultanpur Lodhi 2 0020 3. Phagwara 3 0030 7. Hoshiarpur 7 07 1. Dasua 1 0010 2. Hoshiarpur 2 0020 3. Garhshankar 3 0030 4. Balachaur 4 0040 74 CODES USED IN THE ALPHABETICAL LISTS CODE LIST--1981 CENSUS State/District/Tahsil Manual Codes Corr;puter Codes 1 2'.' 3 ~ 8. Rupnagar 8 08 1. Anandpur Sahib 1 0010 , 2. Rupnagar 2 0020 3. Kharar 3 0030 9. Patiala 9 09 1. Fatehgarh Sahib 1 0010 2. Rajpura 2 0020 3. Patiala 3 0030 4. Sam ana 4 0040 5. Nabha 5 0050 10 Sangrur 10 10 1. Malerkotla 1 0010 2. Sangrur 2 0020 3. Sunam 3 0030 4. Barnala 4 0040 11. Bathinda 11 11 1. Rampura Phul 1 0010 2. Bathlnda 2 0020 3. Talwandi Sabo 3 0030 4. Mansa 4 0040 12. Faridkot 12 12 1 .. Moga 1 0010 2. Faridkot 2 0020 3. Muktsar 3 0030 75 CODES USED I~ THE ALPHABETICAL LISTS CODE LIST--1991 CENSUS Sta te/District/Tahsil Manual Codes Computer Codes 1 2 3 PUNJAB 20 20 1. Gurdaspur 1 01 1. Pathankot 1 0010 2. Gurdaspur 2 0020 3. Batala 3 0030 2. Amritsar 2 02 1. Ajnala 1 0010 2. Amritsar 2 0020 3. Baba Bakala 3 0030 4. Tarn Taran 4 0040 5. Patti 5 0050 3. Firozpur 3 03 1. Zira 1 0010 2. Firozpur 2 0020 3. Fazilka 3 0030 4. Abohar 4 0040 4. Ludhiana 4 04 1. Jagraon 1 0010 2. Ludhiana 2 0020 3. Samrala 3 0030 4. Khanna 4 0040 5. J alandhar 5 05 1. Nawanshahr 1 0010 2. Phillaur 2 0020 3. Nakodar 3 0030 4. J alandhar 4 0040 6. Kapurthala "6 06 1. Kapurthala 1 0010 2. Sultanpur Lodhi 2 0020 3. Phagwara 3 0030 7. Hoshiarpur 7 07 1. Dasua 1 0010 2. Hoshiarpur 2 0020 3. Garhshankar 3 0030 4 0040 76 CODES USED IN THE ALPHABETICAL LISTS CODE LIST--1991 CENSUS State/District/Tahsil Manual Codes Computer Codes .1 2 3 8. Rupnagar 8 08 1. Anandpur Sahib 1 0010 2. Rupnagar 2 0020 3. Kharar 3 0030 9. Patiala 9 09 1. Fatehgarh Sahib 1 0010 2. Rajpura 2 0020 3. Patiala 3 0030 4. Sam ana 4 0040 5. Nabha' 5 0050 10. Sangrur 10 10 1. Malerkotla 1 0010 2. Sangrur 2 0020 3. Sunam 3 0030 4. Barnala 4 0040 11. Bathinda 11 11 1. Rampura Phul 1 0010 2.- Bathinda 2 0020 3. Talwandi Sabo 3 0030 4. Mansa 4 0040 12. Faridkot 12 12 1. Moga 1 0010 2. Faridkot 2 0020 3. Muktsar 3 0030 Q: 0.. N o / LL o ~· .e 'i ,. ~ E" ~" 0'" J j ii:'" S J: .. 0 " t: Ii > ~ .. 79 ALPHABETICAl LIST OF VILLAGES MOGA-I C.D. BLOCK Sr. Name of vil lage 1991 Census 1981 Census No. (with Hadbast NO.) Locat ion Location Locat ion Loc at ion Code Code Cod£: Code (Manua 1) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 Hoga Tahsi 1 (Part) Aj itwa 1 ( 39) 20/12/1/78 20/12/0010/0078 17/12/1/84 17/12/0010/0084 2 Bahena {52} 20/1211/58 20/1 ZlOO 1(J/ 0058 17/12/1/69 17/12/0010/0069 3 Bishanpura (6 ) 20/1 2/1/94 20/12/0010/0094 17/12/1/58 17/12/0010/0058 4 Budh Singhwala ( 3) 201l2l1/50 20/1U0010/0050 17/12/1/55 17/12/0010/0055 5 Bughlpura ( 24) 20/12/1/57 20/12/0010/ 0057 17/12/1/70 17/12/001010070 6 SLittar (96) 20/121-1/89 20/12/0010/0089 17/12/1/63 1711210010/0063 7 Chak Bijasir ( 35) 20/12/1/72 20/12/0010/0072 .17/1211/80 17/12/ 001 0/ 0080 8 Chirak (7) 20/12/1/95 20/12/0010/0095 17/12/1/59 17/12/0010/0059 9 Chogawan (31) 20/12/1/68 20/12/0010/ 0068 17/12/1/78 17/12/0010/0078 10 Chuhar Chak (38) 20/12/1/85 20/12/0010/0085 17/12/1/86 17{12/0010/0086 11 Dala (47) 20/12/1/56 20/12/0010/0056 17/12/1/67 17/12/0010/0067 12 Daudhar 1Jarb i (97) 20/12/1/88 20/12/0010/0088 17/12/1/92 17/12/0010/0092 13 Daudhar Shark; (97) .2.9/121 1/ 86 20/12/ 001 0/ 0086 17/12/1/93 17/12/0010/0093 14 Dhudike (40 ) 20f}2/1/84 20/12:/0.010/0084 17/12/1/87 17/12/00 10/0087 15 Dhulkot Charat Singh(48) 20/12/l/55 20/12/0010/0055 17/12/1/64 17/12/0010/0064 16 Dhu1kot Kalan ( 49) 20/12/1/54 20/12/ CO 10/ 00 54 17/1211/66 17/12/0010/0066 17 Dhu1ket Tahli ( 50) 201l2/1/90 20/1UOO 10/ 0090 17/12/1/65 17/12/0010/0065 18 Dosanjh ( 26) 20/12/1/64 20/12/ 00 10/0064 17/12/1118 17/12/0010/0018 19 Jhandewa1a (2 ) 20/12/1/49 20/12/0010/0049 17/12/1/54 17/12/0010/0054 20 Jhandiana East (43) 20/12/1/81 20/1 2/00 10/ 0081 17/12/1/89 17 /12/ 001 0/ 0089 II Kapura (34) 20/12/ 1/71 lO/lUOO 10/ 0071 17112/1179 17/12/0010/0079 22 Khera Swad (29 ) 20/1211/66 20/12/ 00 10/ 0066 17/12/1/74 17/12/0010/0074 ···23 Khote (55) ·20/12/1/39 20/12/0010/0039 17/12/1/24 17/12/ 0010/0024 . 24 Killi Chahlan (37) 20/12/1/77 20/12/0010/0077 17/12/1/85 17/ 12/ 00 10/ 0085 25 Kokri Heran (33) 20/12/1/73 20/12/0010/0073 17/12/1/81 1 7/ 12/00 101 OP8 1 .26 Kokri Kalan ( 36) 20/12/1/76 20/12/0010/0076 17/12/1/83 17/ 12/0010/0083 27 Kokri Phula Singh (45) 20/12/1/75 20/12/ 0010/0075 17/12/1/77 17/12/0010/0077 28 Landeke (22 ) 20/1211/63 20/12/0010/0(J63 17/12/1/19 17/12/0010/0019 29 Hadoke (41) 20/12/1/83 ,20/12/ 00 10/0083 17/12/1/90 17/12/0010/0090 30 Ha lhnwa 11 (5) 20/12/1/52 20/12/0010/0052 17112/1/57 17/12/0010/0057 80 AlPHABETICAl LIST OF VILLAGES MOGA-I C.D. BLOCK Sr. Name of village 1991 Census 1981 Census No. (with Hadbast No.) Location Loc at ion Location Locat ion Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 Maga Tahsil (Part) 31 Mandheranwa la ( 1 ) 20/12/1/48 20/12/0010/004S 17/12/1/53 17/12/0010/0053 32 Matwani (44) 20/12/1/79 20/12/0010/0079 17/12/1/88 1'7/ 12/0010/0088 33 Mehna (30) 20/12/1/67 20/12/ 0010/0067 17 /12/1/75 17 /12/0010/0075 34 Mehron (51) 20/12/1/53 20/12/0010/0053 17/12il/68 17/12/0010/0068 35 Mega Jit Singh (53 ) 20/12/1/35 20/12/0010/0035 17/12/1/20 17/12/ 00 1 0/0020. 36 Nahal (56 ) 20/12/1/38 20/12/00 W/OO 38 17/12/1/23 17/12/0010/0023 37 Nathuwa1a Jadid (46) 20/12/1/80 20/12/0010/0080 17/12/1/76 17 /12/0010/0076 38 Nawan Moga (54) 20/12/1/37 20/12/0010/0037 17/12/1/22 17/12/0010/0022 39 Patti Sandhuan ( 53) 20/12/1/36 20/12/0010/0036 17 /12/1/21 17/12/0010/0021 40 Puranewa1a (32) 20/12/ 1/74 20/12/0010/0074 17/12/1/82 / 17/12/0010/0082 41 . Ramuwa1a Harchuka (95) 20/12/1/92 20/12/0010/0092 17/12/1/61 1 7/ 12/ 0010/0061 42 Ramuwa1a Kalan (93) 20/12/1/93 20/12/0010/0093 17/12/1/60 17/12/0010/0060 43 Ramuwa1a Nawan ( 94) 20/12/1/91 20/12/0010/0091 17/12/1/62 17/12/ 001, 0/0062 44 Ro li (28} 20/12/1/69 20/12/0010/0069 17/12/1/73 17/12/0010/0073 45 Sandhuanwa1a Urf (4) 20/12/1/51 20/12/0010/0051 17/12/1/56 17/12/0010/0056 Churk it 46 Takhan Wadh (42 ) 20/12/1/82 20/12/0010/0082 17/12/1/91 17/12/0010/0091 47 Ta1wandi Bhan Gerian(25) 20/12/1/65 20/12/0010/0065 17/12/1/71 17/12/0010/0071 48 Tatariawala (27 ) 20/12/1/70 20/12/0010/0070 17/12/1/72 17/12/0010/0072 VILLAGE DIRECTORY MOGA-I C.D. BLOCK 82 VILLAGE Moga-I C.D. BLOCK Amenities and Lota- Name of village Tota 1 Tota 1 Amenities avaihble (if not available within the t i on (w.ith Hadbast No.) area popula- village, a dash (- ) is shown in the co lumn and next Code ... of the tion to it in brackets the d i sta nce in broad ranges viz. No. village and --5 kms. 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms~ of the nearest place ( in number where the facility is available is given) hectares) of house- Educa- Med ic a 1 Drinking Post Day or Communi- ho ld 5 tiona 1 water & days cat ions (potable) te le- of the (bus graph mar- stop. ket/ ra il way hat, station, if water - any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Moga Tahsil (Part) 35 Moga Jit Singh (53) -1,750.00 . 146 (30) P,M,H, H,MeW,MH, T,HP PTO, -(-5) BS,RS pue ewc, HC, PHONE PHC,D,FPe 36 Patt i Sandhu an (53 ) 326.00 1,037 ( 161) P -(-5) HP -( -5) -(-5) -(-5) 37 Nawan Moga {54 ) 377.00 1,217 (208) P -(-5) TW,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 3'll Nahal (56 ) 169.00 682 ( 101 ) . P -(-5) HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) 39 Khote (55 ) 88.00 (43) P -(-5) HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) 48 Mandheranwa 1a ( 1 ) 708.00 1,861 (320 ) P,M RP TW,HP PO -(-5) -(-5) 49 Jhandewa1a (2 ) 695.00 2,021 (330) P,M,H D,RP T,W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) BS 50 Budh Singhwala (3) 433.00 1,280 (209) P,M 0 T,HP,C PO, -(5-10) BS PHONE 51 Sandhuanwa1a (4 ) 246.00 1,243 (182) P -(-5) T,HP, C -(-5) -(-5) BS Urf Churkit 52 Ma1ianwala (5 ) 386.00 1,546 (255 ) P,M,H, H T,HP,C PO, -(5-10) BS PHONE 53 Mehron (51 ) 793.00 2,939 (528) P.M.H D.. RP T;TW.IIP PO -(-5) -(-5) 54 Dhulkot Kalan (49) 448.60 1,377 (229 ) P D T,HP PO -(5-10) BS 55 Dhulkot Charat (48) 338.00 906 (173) P -(-s) T,HP -(-s) -( 10+) -(-5) Singh 56 Dala (47) 1,542.00 5,461 (843) P( 3), D,FPC, rr,TW,HP PO, - (-5) BS M(2). CHW PHONE H(2) 83 DIRECTORY Land Use App Nearest Power Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares roach town & su pp ly rounded upto two decimal places) to distance vill ( ; n kms.) Forest Irrigated by source Un irr i- Cultur- Area not age gated able available waste for cult;- ( inc1ud- vat ion ing gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR Moga ( 1 ) EA T( 1.378.00) .Ge( 378.00). 37.00 335.00 TIi( 670.00). TliE( 330. 00) PR Moga (2) ED T( 291 • 00 ) , Ge ( 291 • 00 ) 1.00 34.00 PR Moga (5) ED.EAG T(324.00).GC(123.00), 11.00 42.00 TWE( 201. 00) PR Moga (8) ED ,EAG T(157.00).GC(96.00). 12.00 TW(8.00), TWE( 53 .00) PR Moga (8) ED ,EAG T( 77 .00 ),GC( 53,00), 4.00 7.00 TW(4.00),TWE(20.00) PR 8aghapurana (4) EA T(632.00).GC(45.00), 76.00 TIi( 208.00). TWEt 379.00) PR Moga (6) .ED ,EAG T(628.oo) ,GC(263.00), 15.00 52.00 TW( 102.00) ,TliE( ?63 .00) PR Moga (6) EA T(401.00) .GC( 182.00), 1.00 31.00 TW(219.00) 'IIR Moga (4) EA T(222.00),GC(74.00), 1.00 25.00 TW( 55 .00), TliE( 93.00) 36.00 ~It Moga . (1) EA T(350.00),GC(3.00), TW(.65 .00). TWE! 282.oo} )R Moga (') ED ,EAG T(739.00).GC(312.00), 54.00 TW(427.oo ) ~R Moga (10) EA T(398.00),GC(83.oo), 23.00 27.00 Twt 315. 00) )R Moga ( 11 ) EA T(306.oo),GC(104.00), 9.00 23.00 TW(89.00),TWE(113.00) ~R Moga (5) EA T( 1 ,412.00 ) ,GC (881. 00 ) • 30.00 100.00 TW ( 168.00 ) • TliE ( 363 • 00 ) 84 VILLAGE Mqt.-I C.D. aLOCK AIIenities and Loca- Name of v111.ge Total Tohl Amenities available (if not available within the tion (with Hadbast No.) area popula v111age. l dash (-) is, shown in the column and next Code of the tion to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. No. v111age and --5 kms. S--lO kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place (in number where the facility is available is.given) hectares) of house Educa Medical Dr1nking Post Day or COllllluni holdS tional water & days cat ions (potable) te 1e- of the ( bus grap h mar stop, ketl ra ilway ha~, station, if water- any wa~ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Moga Tahsil ('art) 57 Sughipura (24) 938.00 3,321 (533) P,M,H D T,TW,HP PO -(-S) BS 58 Bahona (52) ·534.00 2,336. (369) P RP T.HP PO -(-S) -(-5) 63 Landeke (22) 893.00 3,867 (626) P,M K,HC,NH T,TW,HP,C PO, -(-5) BS PKONE 64 Dosanjh (26) 395.00 1.618 (169.) P T,HP PO -(-5) BS 65 Talwtndi Shan (2S) 776.00 2,637 (418) P ,H,H PHS,RP T,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Gertan 66 Khera Swad (29) 133.00 22 (4) .. (-5) -(-5) HP ~(-S) -(-5) -(-5) 67 Hehna (30) 949.00 3,769 (652) P(2l,M, H.MeW,MH, T,TW.HP PO -( -S) BS,RS H,C PHC,D 68 Chogawan (3l) 627.00 2,036 (326) P,M,H H,MH,HC, T.TW,H' PO -(5-10) BS D,CHW(10) fi9 Ro 1i (28) .1,031.00 2,663 (417) P,M,H PHC,O(3) HP PO . -(5-10) BS 70 Tahriawa la (27) 208.00 840 (122) P -(-5) HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) 71 Kapur. (34) 997.00 3.193 (455) P,"," D T.TW,HP,C PO -(5 .. 10) BS 72 Chak Bijaslr (35) 212.00 73 Kakr; Heran (33) 359.00 1,100 (167) P -(-5) T,W,TW, PO -(10+) 85 HP 74 Puranewala (32) 199.00 811 (133) P -(-5) T,TW,HP o -(10+) 6S 75 Kokr1 Phula (45) 467.002,103(336) P -(-S) T,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 51 "gh ". 85 IJRECTORY App - Hea re st Power Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares roach town & supp,ly rounded upto two deciMal places) to distance vi11- (in kms.) Forest Irrigated by source Un1rr i- Cu1tur- Area not age gated able ava Hable waste for culti- (includ- vat ion ing gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR Moga ( 5') EA T(848 .00) ,GC( 271.00), 90.00 TWE ( 577 • 00 ) PR Moga (3 ) ED, EAG .. T(480.00),GC(185.00), 54.00 TWE( 295.00) PR Hoga (2) EA T(754.00),GC(227.00), 57.00 .. 8Z.00 TN ( 10Z .00 ) , TWE ( 42 5 • 00 ) PR Moga (2) EA T(335.00).GC(37.00), 60.00 TWE(Z98.00) PR Moga (3) EA -f( 715.00) ,GC( 474. 00). 61.00 TW( 20 .00), TWE( 22 1','00) PR Moga (8) EA T(116.DO),GC(75.00), 3.00 14.00 TWE (41. OO) PR Moga ( 5) EA T(762.00),GC(287.00}. 29.00 158.00 TW(53.00),TWE(422.00) PR Moga (S) to .tAG .. T(445.00),GC(215.00), 98.00 3.00 81.00 TW(35.00),TWE(195.00) lIR Moga (S) ED ,EAG .. T(944.00),GC(9S.00), 87.00 TW(590.00),TWE(256.00) PR Moga (S) ED ,EAG .. T(191.00),GC(39.oo). 17 .00 TN(70.00),TWE(82.00) PR Moga (9) EA T(921.00),GC(921.00). 76.00 inhabited PR Moga ( 11 ) EO ,EAG .. T(244.oo) ,GC{ 244 .00) 102.00 13.00 T{ ,GC( 14.00 12.00 PR Moga ( 11 ) ED ,EAG .. 167.00) 167.00) 6.00 \ KR Moga ( 13) EA T( 427 .00 1 .~( 29.00) , 40.00 TW( lOS. 00 ). TWE( 290.00) 86 VIllAGE Loca- Name of village Total Tota 1 Amenities au 11 able. (if not available within the tion (with Hadbast No.) area popula village, a dash (-J ;s shown ;n the column and next Code of the tion to it ;n brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. No. village' and --5 kms. 5~-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place (in number where the fa~;lity is available ;s given) hectares) of house Educa Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- ho 1ds tiona 1 water , days cat tons (potable) te le ,of the (bus graph mar- stop, k~tl railway hat, station, if water- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Mog. Tahsil (Part) 76 Kokr; Kalan (36) 2,864.00 7,410 ( 1 ,211J P( 2) , H T,TW.HP PTa, -(-5) 8S M(2), PHONE H( 2) ,C 77 Killi Chahlan (37) 309.00 1,298 (203) P -(-5) T,W,TW,HP -(-5) -{-5) BS 78 Ajttwa' (39) 1,242~00 5,301 (800) P,M,H H,HC,PHC, T,W,C PO. Daily BS.RS D.FPC, PHONE RP(4) 79 Mahani ( 44 ) 369. 00 " 218 (199) p D T,HP po -(-5) -(-5) 80 Nathuwala Jadid (46) 362.00 1,747 (284) P,M,H .. (-5) T,TW,HP PO -( -5) BS.RS 81 Jhandiana East (43) 445.00 1,930 (319) P -(-5) T,TW PO ~(-5) 8S.itS 82 Takhan Wadh ( 42) 1,225.00 4,481 (702) P ,M, H KH,D, T,TW.HP PO -(10+) as R~(2) 83 Madoke (41) 569.QO 2,380 (400) ~,M CWC,RP T,TW,HP PO. Daily BS PHONE 84 Dhudike (40) 1,782.00 5,633 (939) P,M,H. PHC,FPC. T.TW,HP PTO. OaHy 8S PUC,C RP PHONE 85 Chuhar Chak (38) 2.058.00 7,311(1,161) P(2). MH T.W,TW, PTa -(5-10) as M(2), HP,C .H( 2) 86 Daudhar Sharki (97) 3,008.00 6,078 (862) P,M,H. H,CWC, T,W,TW, PO. (-10+) 8S .. PUC He HP PHONE 88 Daudhar Garb; (97) 986.00 3,129 (507) P(2), PHC T,TW,HP, PO" -(-5) BS H{ 2). C PHONE H( 2) , 89 Buttar (96) 2,770.00 9,151{1,505) P(2), H.HC, T.TW.HP. PTO Daily -(-5l M{Z), CHW(4) C H(2) 87 DIRECTORY Land Use App-' Nearest . Power Land use (i .e. area under different types of land use in hectares .' roach town & su pp 1y rounded u.pto two dec 111" p hees ) to distance vill- (in kms.) Forest Irrigated by source Unirri- Cu1tur- Area not age gated able available waste for culti- (includ- vat ion 1ng gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR Moga (14) EA T(2,525.00),6C(1,861.00), 61.00 278.00 ll1E (664.00) PR Jagraon (10) EA T(280.00),GC(46.00). 2.00 27.00 111(234.00) PR Moga (14) EA T(1.050.00),6C(46.00). 4.00 188.00 lW(700.oo),TW[(304.00) PR Jagraon (10) EA T( 313.00 ) ,GC ( 102.00) • 56.00 TII(100.00),TII[(1".00) PR Moga (5) EA T(301.00),GC(55.00), 61.00 TW( 198.00), TWE (48.00) PR Moga (12) EA T( 397.00) .6C(69.00). 1.00 47.00 TW(127.oo),TWE(ZOl.00) PR Moga (16) ED.EAG T( 1.106.00) ,Gec 530~00}, 10.00 109.00 TW(275.00). TIIE(301.00) PR Hoga (20 ) EA T(516.00),GC(304.00), 3.00 50.00 TII(60.00).TIIE(152.00) PR Jagraon (6) EA T(1.593.oo).GC(31Z.00). 8.00 181.00 TII(304.00),TIIE(977.00) PR Jagraon (8) EA T(l,820.oo),&C(196.00). 238.00 Til ( 774. 00). TII£(850. 00) PR Jagraon ( 14) ED ,EAG T( 2 .486.00) .GC( 786.00). 170.00 352.00 111(578.oo).1I1E(1.122.oo) PR 8adhn1 Kalan (5 ) EA T(810.00).GC(322.00). 122.00 54.00 TlfE ( 488 .00 ) PR Badhni Kalan (4) EA T(1.563.00),GC(137.00), 949.00 87.00 171.00 TII(460.00),1I1E(966.00) 88 YlLLA&£ Moga-l C.D. BLOCK AIIenities and - Loca- Hame of village Total Total Amenities available (if not ~vailable within the tion (with Hadbast Ho.) area popula- village, a dash (-) ;'s shown in the column and next Code of the tion ,to it ;n brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. Ko. v'i 11age and ~-5 kms. 5--10 k.s. and 10+ k.s. of the nearest plac~ (hi number where the facility ;s available is given) hectare s) of house Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or tOlllllluni- holdS tiona 1 water a days cat ions (potlb 1e) te le- of the (bus graph mar- stop, ket/ railway hat •. stat ion, ,if water- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1O Moga Tahsil (Part) 90 Dhu1kot Tah1; (50) 363.00 loUt!.! (173) P SMP HP -(-5) -( 10+) -(-5) 91 Ramuwala Nawan (94) ~21.ob 2,026 (342 ) P,M,H D T,TW,HP PO, -(5-10) BS PHONE ?2 Ramuwala (95) 251.00' 1,137 ( 177) P -(-5) TW,HP,C PO -(5-10) 8S Harchuka' 93 Ramuwa1a Ka1an(93)(9 521.00 1,922 (307) P -(-5) T,TW,HP, PO -(5-10) BS c 94 Bishanpura (6) 144.00 , 95 Chirak (7) 2,817.00 8,936(1,358) P(4), H,D, T,TW,HP, PO, -(5-10) B5 M(2) , RP( 6) c PHONE H(Z) 39,725.00 1,24,391 P(55). H(10), (19,188) "(32) • NCII(2), H(28}. M(S). pue(3). eWe(3) C(4) , He( 6). TR(O), PHC(6). 1(0), D(lS). AC(O). PHS(l). otO) TI(O), fPC(4) • HH(1) • SMP(l) • RP(l9). CKW(15). _Of 3) 189 DIRECTORY Lau use App- Nearest Power Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares roach town l supply rounded upto'two decimal places) to distance . vi11- (in kms.) Forest Irrigated by source Unirri- Cul tur- Area not age gated able" available waste for culti- ( inc 1ud- vat ion ing gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 . PR Moga ( 12) ED ,EAG T( 337.00 ),GC ( 57.00) , 1.00 25.00 TW(85.00).TWE(195.00) PR Moga (10) EA T(579.00).GC(435.00), 9.00 33.00 TWE(144.00) PR Moga (10) ED .EAG T(225.00).GC(145.oo). 26.00 TW( 20 .00). TWE( 60.00) PR Moga (10) ED ,EM .. T( 468.00) .GC( 370 .00), 15.00 38.00 TW(30.00).TWE(68.00) inhabited PR Moga (8) EA T(2.537.00),GC(215.00). 36.00 2.00 242.00 TW(l,417.00),TWE(905.00) .. 1(33,510.00), 1~134.00 190.00 3,875.00 Ge( 12,145.00), TIIE(12,155.oo) • TV(8,670.00l ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES IN MOGA-II C.D. BLOCK 93 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES M06A-II C.D. BLOCK Sr. Name of vi "age 1991 Census 1981 Census No. (with Hadbast No.) location location location location Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) .1 2 3 4 5 6 Hog. Tahsil (Part) 1 Baghelewala (66) 20/12/1/16 20/12/0010/0016 17/12/1/40 17/12/0010/0040 2 Baraghar (75) 20/12/1/26 20/121001010026 17/1211/42 17/1210010/0042 3 Bhikha (76) 20/12/1/27 20/12/0010/0027 17112/1/44 17/12/0010/0044 4 Bukanwala (58) 20/12/1/41 20/12/0010/0041 17/12/1/26 17/12/0010/0026 5 Burj Sahiba (8) Z9/1211/4 20/12/0010/0004 17/12/1/4 17/12/0010/0004 6 Cttand Nawan (82) 20/12/1/4'J 20112/0010/0043 17/12/1/48 17/12/0010/0048 7 Chand Purana (83) 20/12/1/44 20/12/0010/0044 17/12/1/51 17/12/0010/0051 8 Chhota Ghar (74) 20/12/1/25 20/12/0010/0025 17/12/1/43 17/12/0010/0043 9 Chhotia Thoba (84) 20/12/1/45 20/12/0010/0045 1!112/1/49 17/12/001010049 10 Chotian Kalan (2) 20/12/1/2 20/12/0010/0002 1711Z1l/2 17/12/0010/0002 11 Chotian Khurd ( 1 ) 20/12/11' 20/12/0010/0001 17112/1/1 17/12/0010/0001 12 Chuhar Singhwa'. ( 15) 20/1211/10 20/12/0010/0010 17/12/1/11 17/12/0010/0011 13 Dadahur (62) 20/12/1/28 .20/12/0010/0028 17/12/1/31 17/12/0010/0031 14 Dagru (14) 20/12/1/12 20/12/0010/0012 17/12/1/9 17/12/0010/0009 15 Darapur (3) 20/12/1/20 20/12/0010/0020 17112/1/37 17/1210010/0037 16 Daroli Bhai ( 61) 20/12/1/13 20/12/001010013 17/12/1/30 17/12/0010/0030 17 Daulatpur- Niwan (11) 20/1Z/117 20/12/0010/0007 1711211/7 17/12/0010/0007 18 Daulatpur Ucha (10) 20/12/1/6 20/1210010/0006 1711211/6 17/12/0010/0006 19 Dhaleke (21 ) 20/12/1/62 20/12/0010/0062 17/12/1/17 17/1210010/0017 20 Duneke (20) 20/12/1/59 20/12/0010/0059 17/12/1/16 17/12/0010/0016 21 Gajanwala (80) 20/12/1/29 20/12/0010/0029 17/12/1/46 17/12/0010/0046 22 Ghal Kalan (19) 20112/1/33 20/12/001010033 17/12/1/29 17/12/0010/00~9 23 Gill (86) 20/12/1/47 20/12/0010/0047 17/12/1/52 17/12/0010/0052 24 Jai Singhwa1a (8S) 20/12(1/46 20/1210010/0046 17/12/1/50 17/12/001010050 25 Jaimalwala (79) 2011211/30 20/12/0010/0030 17/12/1/45 17/12/0010/0045 ,26 Jhandina Garb; (69) 20/12/1/21 20/12/0010/0021 17/12/1/38 17/12/0010/0038 27 Jogewala (5) 20/12/1/18 20/1.2/0010/0018 17/12/1/35 1711210010/0035 28 Kahan S1nghwa1a (6) 20!l2/1/8 20/12/0010/0008 17/12/1/8 17/12/0010/0008 29 Kaliawala (9) 20/lZlH5 20/12/0010/0005 \7"21'15 17/12/001010005 30 Khokhrana ( 4) 20/1211/19 20/12/0010/0019 17/12/1/36 17/12/0010/0036 . 94 AlPHABETICAL LIST Of VILLAGES M06A-ll C.D. BLOCK Sr. Nanle of village 1991 Census 1981 Census No. (with Hadbast No.) location Location Location Location Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 1. Moga Tahsfl (Part) 31 Khosa Pando ( 17) 20/12/1/61 20/12/0010/0061 17/12/1/14 17/12/0010/0014 32 Koera Kalan (64) 20/12/1/15 20/12/0010/0(}15 17/12/1/33 17/12/b010/0033 33 Koera Khurd (63) 20/12/1/14 20/12/0010/0014 17/12/1/32 17/12/0010/0032 34 Maheshwari (7) 20!l2/1/3 20/12/0010/0003 17/12/1/3 17/12/0010/0003 35 Mangewala (68) 20/12/1/23 20/12/0010/0023 17/12/1/41 17/12/0010/0041 36 Mothanwa 1i (59) 20/12/1/42 20/12/0010/0042 17/12/1/27 17/12/0010/0027 37 Nidhawala ( 13) 20/12/1/11 20/12/0010/001'1 17/12/1/12 17/12/0010/0012 38 Pathangarh (81) 20/12/1/31 20/12/0010/0031 17/12/1/47 17/12/0010/0047 39 Ratian ( 18) 20/12/1/60 20/12/0010/0060 17/12/1/15 17/12/0010/0015 40 Sada Singhwala (12) 20/121 1/9 20/12/0010/0009 17/12/1/10 17/12/0010/0010 41 Safuwala (60) 20/12/1/32 20/12/0010/0032 17/12/1/28 17/12/0010/0028 42 Salina (16) 20/12/1/34 20/12/0010/0034 17/12/1/13 17/12/0010/0013 43 Singhawala (57) 20/12/1/40 20/1210010/0040 17/12/1/25 17/12/0010/0025 44 Sosan (65 ) 20/12/1/17 20/12/0010/0017 17/12/1/34 17/12/0010/0034 45 Thamanwala (67) 20/12/1/22 20/12/0010/0022 17/12/1/39 17/12/0010/0039 VILLAGE DIRECTORY MOGA-II C.D. BLOCK 96 VILLAGE NOGA-II C.D. BLOCK Allenities and Loca- Name of village Total Tota 1 Amenities available (if not available within the ' tion (with Hadbast No.) area popula village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next (ode of the tion to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. No. village and --5 kms. 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place (in number where the facility is available is given) hectares) of house Educa Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- holds tiona 1 water & days cat ions (potable) tele- of the (bus graph mar- stop. ket/ railway hat. stat i on. if water- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 10 Moga Tahsil (Part) 1. Chotian Khurd (1) 219.00 551 (93) P -(-5) HP PHONE -(-5) ·as 2. Chotian Kalan (2) 926.00 1.561 (251) P -(-5) HP PO. -(-5) -(-5) \ PHONE 3. Maheshwar i (1) 1,051.00 2.610 (386) P.M.H -(-5) TW.HP PO -( 10+) BS.RS 4. Burj Sahiba (8) 106.00 11 .. (-5) T.TW.HP -(5-10) -(10+) - .{~5) 5. Kaliawa1a ( 9 ) 537.00 1.943 ( 284 ) P • M. H D T.TW -(-5) -(-5) --as 6. Dalllatpur Ucha (10) 533.00 1.447 (241) P -(-5) T -(-5) -(5-10) BS 7. Dau latpur (11) 865.00 2.503 (404) P,M,H H PO -( 10+) BS Kiwan (6) 224.00 P 8. Kahan Singh-__- 741 (119) -(-5) T.HP -(-5) -(10+) -(-5) wala 9. Sada Singhwala (12) 187.00 2,343 (342) P -(-5) T.W. TW.HP PO -(10+) BS 10 Chuhar Singh- (15) 212.00 a (0) Un- wah 11. Nidhawala (13) 369.00 1.553 (199) P -( -5) T. TW.HP.C PO -( 10+) BS.RS 12. Dagru (14) 709.00 2.346 (382) P.M -(-5) T.TW.HP.C PO -( 10+) BS.RS 13. Daroli 8hai (61) 1.892.00 4.984 (812) P(2), MH,HC. HP.C PO. -(10<+-) BS M(2), PHC.D. PHONE H(2) FPC.eMII 14. !Coer. "hurd' (63) 232.00 771 (143) p.M. eHIl TW.HP -(-5) -(10+) . -(-5) 97 DIRECTORY 'Land Use Ipp- Nea re st Power Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares 'oach town & supply rounded up to two decimal places) ;0 distance rill- (inkms.) Forest Irrigated by source Unirri- Cu1tur- Area not 1ge gated able available waste for culti- (includ- vat ion iog gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 'R Talwandi Bha1 (5) EA T(266.00),TWE(266.00) 13.00 I ~R Talwandi Sha; (4) EA T(856.00).GC(56.00). 70.00 TW(662.00).TWE(138.00) 'R Talwandi Bha; (5 ) ED,EAG T(923.00).GC(80.00), 22.00 6.00 100.00 TW(S43.00) CR Talwand; 8ha;(10) EA. T(97.00).TWE(97.00) ..- 9.00 IR Ta1wand; Bhai (6) EA T(485.00),TW(485.00) 2.00 50.00 'R Talwand1 Bha'! (8) EA T(SOO.OO).GC(65.00). 6.00 27.00 TW(219.00).TWE(216.00) 'R Talwandi Shai(lO) EA T(78D.00}.GC(780.00) 11.00 74.00 'R Talwand; Bha; (8) ED.EAG T(192.00).TWE(19Z.00) .. 4.00 28.00 'Il Moga (12) ED.EAG .. T(727~00).GC(727.00) 4.00 56.00 Inhlb;ted 'R Hogi (12) EA T(256.00),GC(39.00}. 86.00 27.00 lWEI 217 .00) ~R Moga (12) EA T(461.00).GC(15.00), 130.00 118.00 lWE(446.00) ~R M091 (15) EA l(1734.00).GC(727.00). 49.00 109.00 TW(779.00}.TWE(228.00} ~R Telwand1 Bhl;(12) EA T(208.00).GC(59.00). 7.00 17.00 TWE(149.00) 98 VILLAGE MOGA-II C.D. BLOCK A.enities and Loca- Name of vill age Tota 1 Tota 1 Amenities availap1e { f f not ava Hab 1e within the tion (with Hadbast No.) area popula- village, a dash (- ) is shown in the cO.lumn and next Code of the tion to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. No. village and --5 kms. 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place ( in number where the facility is available is given) hecta re s} of house- Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi· hold s tiona 1 water & days cations ( potable) te le- af the (bus graph mar- stop, ket/ railway . hat, stat ion, if water- any way) Z 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Moga Tahsil (Part) 15. Koera Kalan (64) 327.00 914 (142) P CHW JW,HP,C PO -(10+) -(-5) 16. Baghe\ewa1a (66 ) 450.00 1,183 ( 177) P,M CHW T.TW.C -(-5) -(10+) -(-5) 17. Sosan (65) 440.00 989 (144) P CHW TW.HP.C -(-5) -(10+) -(-5) 18. Jogewa1a (S) 300.00 840 (111 ) P -(-S) . TW,HP.C PO -(10+) BS 19. Khokhrana (4) 743.00 1,578 (239) P.M.K PHC T,TW,KP,C PO -(5-10) 8S 20. Dara.pur (3) 740.00 1.614 (248) P.M RP T,W.HP,C PO -(-S) 8S 21. Jhand1na Garbf (69) 1,265.00 2,791 (436) P.M.H D TW.HP PO -(10+) as 22. Thamanwa1a (67) 38S.00 872 (\35) P CHW TW.HPC -(-S) -(10+) -(-S) 23. Mangewala (68) 716.00 2.. 007 (263) P CHW T,TW.HP.C PO -( 10+) -(-S) 25. Chhota Ghar (74) 505.00 1.192 (193) P -(-5) T.TW.HP,C -(-5) -( 10+) as 26. Bara Ghar (75) 1,192.00 1,863 (288 ) P.M D.RP T, TW.HP,C· PO -( 10+) BS 27 8hikha (76 ) 405.00 1,181 (204) P ,,(-5) TW,HP PO -( 10+) as 28 Dadahur (62) 277 .00 827 ( 124) P -(-5) W.HP PO. -(10+) as .. Phone 29 Gajanwala (80) 402.00 1,239 ( 195) P -(-S) TW,HP PO -(10+) BS 30 Ja'\ma'wa'a (79) 670.00 2.907 (435) P.M,H H.HC. TW.HP PO ! (10*) as PHC.D 99 OiRECTORY ~ Land Use App Nearest Power Land use (i .e. area under different types of land use in hectares .roach town & supply rounded upto two decimal places) to distance vill (in kms.) Forest Irrigated by source Unirri- Cultur- Area not age gated able available waste for culti- ( inc lud- vat ion 1ng gauchar. and grov·es) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR Talwandl 8ha.l(12) EA T{283.00),GC(101.00), 4.00 40.00 TWE(18Z.00) PR Ta1wandl Bhal{ll) EA T(412.00),GC(237.00), 38.00 TWE( 175.00) . PR Talwandl Bhat(ll} ED.EAG T(392.001.GC(248.00l. 3.00 lZ.OO 33.00 TW(144.00) PRo Talwandi Shai(10) EA T(257.00).GC(60.00), 43.00 TW(8.00),TWE(189~OO) PR Ta1wand1 Sha\ (8) EA T(670.00).GC(263.oo) 22.00 2.00 49.00 TW(214.00).TWE(193.00) PR Talwandi Sa1 (5) EA T(660.00).GC(375.00), 3.00 77 .00 TWE(285.00) PR Talwand1 Bha1 (5 ) EA T(1165.00).GC(174.00). 7.00 93.00 TW(804.00).TWE(187.00) PR Talwandi Bhai(10) EA T(349.00).GC(22.00), 6.00 30.00 TWE(327.00) PR Talwand1 Bhat (9) EA T(662.00),GC(228.00). 2.00 52.00 TWE(434.00) PR Talwand11ha1(14) EA 1(441.00),GC(312.00). 64.00 TW(129.00) PR Talwand1 Bha1 (6) EA T(1103.00).GC(530.00). 89.00 TWE(573.00) PR Moga (16) ED.EAG T(375.00)GC(29.00). 30.00 TWE(346.00) PR Talwand1 Bha1(14) ED.EAG T(257.00)GC(19.00). -.. 3.00 17.00 TWE(238.00) PR Moga ( 12) EO.EAG T(365.00).GC(14.00). 5.00 32.00 TW(240.00).TWE(11'.00) PR Moga (14) EA 1(620.00)6C(345.00). 1.1l0 49.01l TWE{275.00) 100 YILLAGE MOGA-II C.D. BLOCK A.enities_ and Loca- Name of village Tota 1 Tota 1 AmenHies available ( if not available within the t ion (with Hadbast No.) area popula- village. a dash (- ) 1s shown in the column and next I Code of the tion to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. No. village and --5 kms. 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place ( in number where the facility is available is given) hecta re s) of house- Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- holds t 10na 1 water & days cat iOlls (potable) te le- of the (bus graph mar- stop, ket/ railway ,hat, station, if water- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Moga Tahsil (Part) 31 Pathangarh (81 ) 278.00 72 ( 9) -(-5) (-5) TW,HP -(-5) -(lOt) -(-5) 32 Safuwa1a (60) 952.00 2,877 (472) P,M PHC T.. HP PO -(5-10) BS 33 Ghal Kalan (19) 2.434.00 7,262 (1093) P(2), D TW,HP PTO -( -5)' BS,RS M(2), H( 2) ,C 34 Salina (16 ) 1,122.00 2,867 (428) P,M,H -(10+) T,HP PO -(10+) (10+) 40 S;nghwala I (57) 1,580.00 4,390 (701) P,M,H H,HH, HP PO, -(~-101 BS CHW(5) PHONE 41 Bukanwala ( 58) 640.00 1,919 (337) P -(-5) T,HP PO -(5-10) -(-5) 42 Mothanwa'1 (59) 260.00 830 ( 121) P -(-5) T,HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) . 43 Chand Nawan (82) 1,071.00 3,474 (573) P(2) .M,H D,RP T,TW,HP PO -(10+) BS 44 Chand Purana (83) 661.00 2,081 (376) P,M PHC,RP T,KP PO -(lOt) BS 45 Chot;a lhoba (84) 371.00 873 (144) P RP T,lll,HP -(5-10) -(5-10) as 46 Jal Sln~wala (85) 557.00 1.164 (164) P.M MCW,D. T.HP po. -(5-10) BS RP(2) PHONE 47 Gill (86) 774.00 1.808 (291 ) 11 D T,HP,C -(-5) -(-5) BS 59 Duneke (20) 341. 00 Un- 60 Ratian (18) 312.00 1,058 (173) P RP HP PO -(-5) -(-5) 101 DIRECTORY Land Use App- Nearest Power land U$e (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares roach town & supply rounded upto two decimal places) to distance vi 11- ( ; n kms.) Forest Irrigated by source Un;rr i- Cultur- Area not - a.ge gated able available waste for culti- (i nc lud- vat i on ing gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR Moga (10) EA T(266.00),GC(19~00), 12.00 TW(90.00},TWE(157.00) PR Moga (8) ED,EAG T(874.00),GC(238.00), 78.00 TW(312.00),TWE(324.00) • PR Moga (5 ) EA T(Z170.00),GC(382.00). 3.00 224.00 37.00 TW(687.00),TWE(1101.00) PR Moga (11 ) ED,EAG T(1015.00).GC(103.00); 3.00 104.00 TW(251.00),TWE(661.00) PR Moga (6) EA T(1310.00)GC(449~OO). 157.00 3.00 110.00 TW(163.00),TWE(698.00) PR Moga (6) EA. T(590.00),GC(279.00) 50.00 TW(262.00),TWE(49.00) PR Moga (S) ED.EAG T(239.00).GC(1'.00). .. 21.00 TW(41.00),TWE(187.00) PR Moga (3) EA T(941.00),GC(540.00 42.00 2.00 86.00 rW£(401.00) PR Moga (14) EA T(591.00).&C(160.00). 16.00 3.00 51.00 TW(274.00)TWE( 157 •. 00) PR Bagha Purana ( 7) L ED •EA& T(341.00).GC(12.00). 2.00 28.00 . TII(237.00)TIIE(92.00) PR Bagha Purana (6) EA T(471.00).GC(117.00), 22.00 64.0q TW(5S.00.TWE(296.00) PR Bagha Purana (4) EA T(669.00),GC(226.00), 5.00 3.00 97.00 TW(241.00).TWE(202.00) inhabited PR Moga (8) EA T(290.00).GC(134.00), 22.00 TW(93.00),TWE(63.00) 102 VILLAGE ROQA-II C.D. BLOCK _enities and Loea- .a.e of vill.,. Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the tion (with Madbast 10.) area popula- village, a dash (-) is shown in the coiulDn and next Code of the tion to 'It in brackets .the distance in broad ranges viz. Mo. vi 11age and --5 kms. 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place (1n number where the facility is available is given) hectares) of' house Educa~ Ned iea 1 Drinking Post Day or Communi- holds t 10na 1 water & days cations (potab 1e) te le- af the (bus graph mar- stop. ket/ ra il way hat, station. if water- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 fleg. Tahsil ('art) 61 Khosa Pando ( 17) 1.377.00 3.306 (456) P.M.H D,RP T,TW.HP PO -(5-10) as 62 Dh.leke I (21) 1,17S.00 4.226 (658) P,M.H D T,TW,HP.C po. -(-5) -(-5) PHONE 31,444.00 83,568 '(44),::( .'1(3)."CII(1) (l2981) "(23), ""(2).CIIC(O) "(15). tlC(2),'"C(5) . PUC(O). D( 11) ,PHS(O) C( 1). TI(G) .fPC( 1) TR(O). 11"(0).511'(0) 1(0) • RP(9),CHII(12) AC(O) 0(0) 0(0) 103 DIRECTORY Land Use , App· Nearest Power Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares roach town & sUPP~Y ~o~nded up to two ~eci.al places) to distance vill- (in kms.) Forest Irrigated bY,source Unirri- Cu1tur- Area not age gated able Iva nab Ie "aste for cult;- 'tne lud- vltion ing gaueh.r and grovn) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR Moga (6) ED.EAG 1(1219.00).GC(295.00). 158.00 TW(242.00).1WE(682.00) ---1~ Moga (2) EA 1(1079.00),GC(479.00). 96.00 TW(276.UO),1WE(324.00) •• T(27561.00) 483.00 399.00 2.448.00 6C(8949.00 nlE( 10858.00) nI(1154.00) ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES IN NIHAL SIN_GHWALA C.D. BLOG': _ 107 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES MIHAL SIMGHWALA C.D. BLOCK 1991 Census 1981 Census Sr. Name of village Locitian' Location Location Loc at ion No. (with ftadbast No.) Code Code Code Code (Manua 1) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 N09' Tahsfl {Part} Badhani Kalan (lOl ) 20/12/ 1/102 20/12/0010/0102 17/12/1/96 17 /12/0010/0096 2 Badhani Khurd ( 100) ZO/l2/1/103 20/l2/0010/0103 17/12/1/95 17/12/0010/0095 3 Bar.ewala (151) 20/12/1/169 20/1210010/0169 17 /12/1/131 1 7/12/00 10/01 31 4 Bhagike ( 161) 20/12/1/179- 20/12/0010/0179 17/12/1/117 17/12/0010/0117 5 B'\1aspur {170 } 2011211/111 20/12/0010/0111 17 /12/1/113 17/12/0010/0113 6 Bir Badhani (102) 20/12/1/104 20/12/0010/0104 17/12/1/1 00 17/12/0010/0100 7 Sir hoke (104 ) 20/12/1/116 20/12/0010/0116 17/12/111 01 '711 2100 10/0101 8 Bode ( 165) '20/12/1/115 20/12/0010/0115 17/12/1/107 17/12/0010/0107 9 Burj Duna (91 ) 20/12/1/99 20/1 2/00 10/ 00 99 17/12/1/98 17 /12/0010/0098 TO Burj Hamira (146) 20/12/1/163 20/12/0010/0163 17/12/1/124 17/12/0010/0124 11 Dhu1kot Ransih ( 163) 20/12/1/175 20/12/0010/0175 17/12/1/105 17/12/001'0/0105 12 Didarewa 18 (150) 20/12/1 /168 20/12/0010/0168 17/12/1/129 17/12/0010/0129 13 Dina (145) 20/12/1/162 20/12/0010/0162 17/12/1/125 17/12/00'10/0125 14 Gajiana (147) 20/12/1/164 20/12/0010/0164 17/12/1/123" 17/12/0010/0123 15 Hlmatpura ( 160) 20/12/1/180 20/12/0010/0180 17/12/1 /11 6 17/12/0010/0116 16 Kha; (148) 20/12/1/165 20/12/0010/0165 17/12/1/122 17/12/0010/0122 17 Khota (152) 20/12/1/170 20/12/0010/0170 17/12/ 1/132 17/12/0010/0132 i 18 Khhangarh (144) 20/12/1/161 20/12/ 00 10/0161 17/12/1/126 Hi 12/0010/0126 19 Kussa (167) 20/12/1/101 20/12/0010/0107 17/12/1/11 0 17 /1 2/00 10/011 0 20 Lonna (169) 20/l 2/l/l 1 3 20/12/0010/0113 17/12/1/111 17/12/0010/0111 21 loppo (99 ) 20/12/1/105 20/12/0010/0105 17/12/1/1 08 17 /12/0010/0108 22 Machh1ke ( 171) 20/12/1/110 20/1 2/00 10/011 0 17 /1211 /114 17/12/ 00 10/0114 23 Manded K1 (15a) 20/12/1/177 20/12/0010/0177 17/12/1/12 17/12/0010/0120 24 MaHana (981 20/12./1/87 20112/0010/0087 17/12/1/94 17/12/0010/0094 25 Minian (166) 20/12/ 1/106 ··20/12/0010/0106 17/12/1/109 17 (12/0010/0109 26 Nanga' ( 164) 20/12/1/114 20/12/0010/0114 17/12/1 /l 06 17/12/0010/0106 27 Nihal Singhwala (157) 20/12/1/176 20/12/0010/0176 17/12/1/121 17/12/00 10/0121 28 Patti Diwana ( 172) 20/12/1/1 09 20/12/0010/0109 17/12/1 /115 17/12/0010/r 29 Patto Didar Singh (149) 20/12/1/167 20/12/0010/0167 17/12/1 /128 17/12/00 l' 30 Patto Hira Singh (154) 20/12/1/72 20/12/ 00 1 0/ 0 172 17/12/1/130 17/12/r I, 108 AlPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES IIHAL SIIGHWALA C.D. BLOCK 1991 Census 1981 Census Sr. Name of village Locat ion Locat ion Locat ion location No. (with Hadbast No.) Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer' 2 3 4 5 6 " Hoga Tahsil {Part) 31 Patto Jawahar Singh ( 153) 20/12/1/171 20/12/0010/0171 17 /l2/l /l 02 17/12/0010/0102 32 Raman ( 168) 20/12/1/108 20/12/0010/0108 17/12/1/112 17 !liZ/OO 10/0112 33 Rania ( 92.) 20/12/1/100 20/12/0010/0100 17/12/1/97 17 /12/0010/0097 34 Ran~ih Kalan (156) 20/12/11174 20/12/001 % 174 17/12/1/1 04 17/12/ 00 10/01 04 35 Rans1h Khurd ( 155) 20/1Z11/173 ZO/l2/IJ010/0173 17/12/1/103 17/1 2/00 10/0103 36 Raoke Kalan (103) 20/12111101 20/12/0010/0101 17 /12/ 1/99. 17/12/0010/0099 37 Raunta (143) 20/12/1/166 20/12/0010/0166 17/12/1/127 17/12/0010/0127 38 5aidoke (159) 20/12/1/178 20/12/0010/0178 17/12/1/119 17/12/0010/0119 39 Takhtupura ( 162) 20/12/1/112 20/1210010/0112 17/12/1/118 17/12/0010/0118 / VILLAGE DIRECTORY NIHAL SINGHWALA C.D. BLOCK 110 VILLAGE IlIH~ SIIIQHIIAl.A C.D. BLOCK AIIen1t1es and Loca- Name of village Total Total Amenities avaihb1e (if not ivailable within the tien (with Hadbast No.) area popula village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next Code of the t 10n to it in brackets the distance in "broad ra.nges viz. No. II il1age and --5 kms. 5--10 kms. and 10+ kmi. af the nearest place (in number where the facility is available is given) hectares) of house Medica 1 Drinking Post Day or Communi- holds water I days cat tons (potab le) te le of the (bus graph mar- stop, ket/ ra i 1 way ~at. stat lon, if water- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Moga Tahsil (Part) 87 Maliana (98 ) 902.00 2.527 (392) P.M -(-5) T.W,TW. -(-5) -(-51 B5 C 99 Bur j Duna (91) 373.00 1,354 (207) P,M· -(-5) T.TW.HP -(-5) -(-5) 85 100 Rania (92) 1,754.00 5,673 (911) P,M.H D.RP(4) TW,HP.C PO. -{-51 B5 Phone 101 Raoke Kalan (103) 2,372.00 7,10711,056) P,H,H PHS T.HP PO -(-5) 8S 102 Badhani (101) 2,396.00 967 (148) P,H(2), H,PttS. T, TW,HP.C PTO, Daily as Kalan H! 2) FPC Phone RP(S) 103 Badhan i (100 ) 374.00 551 (88) P, H RP(2) T,TW,HP PO -(-H BS Khurd 104 Sir Badhanl (102) 256.00 845 (142) P T,HP -{-5) -(5-10) 8S 105 Leppo ( 99 ) 2, 3a8 . 00 7 ,899( 1.177) P(3), PHS,D T PO, -(-51 as H,H,CO Phone 106 Minian ( 166 ) 1, 076. 00 3.823 (584) P,M,H -( -5} T PO -(5-10) -(-5) 107 Kussa ( 167) 833.00 3,438 (526) P,M o T,HP PO -(5-10) -(-5.) 108 Raman ( 168) " 138. 00 2,570 (384) P.M,H RP(6) PO ·00+) -{ -5) 109 Patti Diwana (172) 119.00 Un- 110 Machhike (171) 1,232.00 5, 155 (861) P , M, H H T,HP PO -(l0+} BS 111 BiT aspur (170) 1,452.00 5,985 (983) P,M,H, H,D T PTO, -(-5) BS puc Pllone 111 DIRECTORY Land Use App- Nearest Power Land use (i .e. area under different types of land use in hectares roach town & supply rounded upto two decimal places) to distance vill- (in kms.) Fore st Irrigated by source Unirri Cultur- Area not age gated able available waste for culti- (inc lud- vat ion 'Ing gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Pi Badknf Ka '.n (51 EA T(641.00),GC(218.00), 135.00 126.00 TW(94.00),TWE(329.00) PR Badlln 1 K& \In (6) ED, ~- T( 293. 00') ,GC( 91.00), ',' 80.00 EAG TWE(202.00) PR 'a.dhn1 Kahn ( 5) EA T( 1.603-. 00) ,GC( 292.00), 17.00 134.00 TIIE( ~,3-21. 00) PR B-adhni Kalan' (3) EA T(2.134.oo).GCt949.00), 1. 00 237.00 TW£( l,l8S.00) PR hdhn1 Kalan ( 10) EA T<2.016. 00') ,Ge( 2.016.00) 36.00 15. 00 329. 00 PR . Badbni Ka lan (3) EA T(343.00),GC(176.00) • Z.OO 1.00 28.00 JWH 167.00') Jagraon (26) PR EA T( 236. 00) .GC( 138.00}. , 20.00 fWE(98.00} , PR 8adbn1, la lan (H ED. T{2.185.OG).GC(229.00), 203.00 EAS TWE(t. 956. 00) PR Badhnf Kalan (7) EA T(985.00}.GCl615.~}. 10.00 81.00 TilE (370 .OO} PR Ba6bA1 Kalan ( 10) EA ,. T(714.oo).6t(250.oo). 1.00 1.00 57.00 TWE( 524. OO} PR Badbn1 Ka len ( 12) , EA T(1.079.00).TW(629.00}, 1.00 58.00 TVE( 45Q. 00) inhabited PR Bhacraur ( 10) EA T(l. l73.00}~TW(470.00), l.00 58.00 lWEI 703. 00) PR Bhadal1r (3) ED T(1.264.00).TW(624.00}, nz.oo 76.00 TWE f 640 • 00 } 112 VILLAGE __JlMAL SINGHWALA C.D. BLOCK AIIenit1es and Loca- Name of village Tota 1 Tota 1 Amenities available (if not ava i 1ab 1e within the iI tion (with Hadbast No.) area popula- village, a dash (- ) is shown in the column and next Code of the t ion to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. No. village and --5 kms. 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place ( in number where the facility is available is given) hectares) of house- Eduea-· Medical Drinking Post Day or COlllnuni- hold s tional water & days cat ions (potable) tele- of the (bus graph mar- stop, ket/ railway hat, station, 'if water- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Moga Tahsil (Part) 112 Takhtupura ( 162) 1,278.00 3,958 (644) P,M,H H,MH, T,TW,HP, PO ~(-S) as HC,D c 113 Lohara ( 169) 525.00 1,392 (261) P -(-5) HP PO -(5-10) as 114 Nangal (164) 733.00 2,354 (393) P,M,H - (-5) T,TW,HP PO ·(-5) BS 115 Bode ( 165) 586.00 2,069 ( 310) P,M,H -(-5) T,TW,HP PO -(S .. 10} 8S 1'16 air Raoke ( 104) 827.00 2,097 ( 320) P,M -(-5) T,HP -(-5) -(-S) BS 161 Kishangarh ( 144) 632. 00 1,509 ( 243) P,M -(-5) T,TW,HP, PO -(5-10) BS c 162 Dina ( 145) 1,212.00 3,213 (508) P,M,H H T,HP PO, -(5-10) as Phone 163 Burj Hamira ( 146) 466.00 1,742 (266) P - ( -5) T,W,TW. PO -(5-10) BS IlP,C 164 Gajiana ( 147) 555.00 1,508 (240) P -;(-5) T,1lI.HP, PO -(-5) as c 165 Khai (148) 932.00 2,978 (460) P,M RP(2) T,HP PO -( 5-10) BS 166 Raunta ( 143) 2,410.00 5,689 (896) P ,M,H H T,MP PTO. -(5-10) BS Phone 167 Patto. Didar ( 149) 268.00 681 (96) P,M D T,HP - (-5} -(10+ ) BS Stogh 168 Oidarewala (lS0} 197.00 701 ( 114) P,M -(-5) T,TIi,Hr. -(-5} -(5-10) as c 169. Sarewala ( 151) 274.00 698 ( 123) P -(-5) HP -(-5) - (5-10) BS 113 DIRECTORY Land Use App- Nearest Power Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectare roach town & supply rounded up to two decimal p~aces) to distance v 111- (in kms.) Forest Irrigated by source Unirri- Cu 1tur- Area not age gated able available waste for culti· ( inc 1ud- vation ing gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR Bhadaur (18) EA T( 1, 141. 00), GC ( 108.00) , 20.00 117.00 TW(579.00),TWE(454.00) PR Moga (H) EA T(475.00),GC(265.00), 14.00 36.00 TWE(210.00) PR Bhadaur ( 15) EA T(670.00),GC(156.00), 6.00 57.00 TWE(514.00) PR Badhni Kalan ( 6) EA T(406.00),GC(140.00), 132.00 48.00 TW( 266.00) PR Bhadaur ( 18) ED, T(750.00),GC(424.00), 16.00 61.00 EAG TWE(326.00) PR Bhadaur ( 14) ED, T(526.00),GC(148.00), 45.00 1. 00 60.00 EAG TWE ( 378. 00 ) PR Bhadaur ( 10) EA T(907.00),GC(300.00), 209.00 ·7.00 89.00 TWE(607.00) PR Bhadaur (12) EA T(422.00),GC(162.00), 8.00 36.00 TWE(260.00) PR Bhadaur ( 11 ) EA T(303.00),GC(303.00) 214.00 2.00 36.00 PR Bhadaur (14) ED. T(856.00),GC(398.00). 2.00 74.00 EAG TWE(458.00) PR Bhadaur (16) EA T(l,792.00).GC(1.178.CO), 482.00 2.00 134.00 TWE(614.00) PR Bhadaur ( 19) EA T( 254.00) ,GC ( 185.00) , 14.00 TWE( 69. 00) PR Bhadaur ( 19) ED, T( 184.00) ,GC( 100.00), 13.00 EAG TWE(84.00) PR Bhadaur (19) ED, T(252.00),GC(176.00), 1. 00 21.00 EAG TWE(76.00) 114 VILLAGE IIHAl SIIGHIIALA C.D. BLOCK _nities and Loca- Name of village Total Tota 1 Amenities available (if not available within the tion (with Hadbast No.) area popula village, a dash (-) is sh'o.wn in the column and next Code of the tion to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. No. village and --5 kms. 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms .• of the nearest place ( in number where the facility is available is given) hectares) of house Educa Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi holds tiona 1 water & days cations (potable) te le- of the (bus graph mar- stop, ket/ railway h~t, station, I if water- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Moga Tahsil (Part) 170 Khota ( 152) 745.00 2,874 (483) P,M H T.HP PO. -(5-10) as Phone 171 Patto Jawahar( 153) 218.00 791 (120) P -(-5) T,HP PO - (.-5) BS Singh 172 Patto Hira (154) 1,626.00 5,321 (935) P,H, H,MCW,D T.TW.HP PTa, Daily as Singh PUC,C P hon.e 173 Ransih Khurd (155) 439.00 578 (87) P -(-5) HP -(-5) -(-5) as 174 Ransih Kalan (156) 7Z2. oct 2,122 (321) P(2) -(-5) T.HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 17 5 l»Iu Hot (163} 1,150.00 4,750 (761) P,M,H PHC T.HP "0 -(-5) as Rins ih 176 Niha 1 ( 157) 510.00 7,21i0( 1.138) P,M,H, PHC II.HP PTO Da11y as S~nghwa1a C 177 M~hdeoke (158) 833.00 2,092 (351) P, M D T.TW,HP PO -(-5) 178 ~a idoke ( 159) l. 741. 00 6.304{1,OOO) P,M,H D,RP HP PO, -(5-10) as Phone i 179 I Bhag1ke ( 161) 687.00 3,032 (481) P.M,H RP(2) T,HP n, -(5-10) as . Phone 180 Hilllatpura (160) 2,495.00 6,767( 1.001) P.M,H H,O,RP T ,HP po, -(10+) as Phone 38.726.00 1.20.374 P(41). H(9)."CII(1) (19,011) M(30). MM( 1). CIIC( 0) H(20). NC(1).PHC(2) PUC(2) D(10).PHS(3) C( 3). TB(O).FPC(l) TR(O)" IH(O),SMP(O) 1(0) • RP(26),CHII(0) AC( 0) 0(0) 0(1) 115 DIRECTORY Land Use App- Nearest Power land use (i. e. area. .. ,\!nder d iff erent types of 1and use in hectares roach town & supply rounded upto two deci'nlci:l places) to distance vill- ( in kms.) . Fore.st. Irrigated by source Unirri- Cultur- Area not age gated able available waste for culti- ( inc lud- vat; on lng gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR Bhadaur ( 18) EA T(677.00),GC(372.00), 68.00 TWE( 305.00) PR Bhadaur ( 18) ED, T(182.00),GC(147.00). 11.00 25.00 EAG TWE( 35.00) 256.00 PR Bhadaur ( 17) ED, T( 1,312. 00 ) ,G C( 133. 00 ) • 34.00 24.00 EAG TW(74.00),TWE(1.105.00) PR Bhadaur ( 17) EA T(392.00),GC(14.00), 2.00 45.00 TW(250.00),TWE(128.00) PR Bhadaur ( 16) EA T(644.00),GC(40.00), 14.00 7.00 57.00 TW(340.00).TWE(264.00) PR Bhadaur ( 16) EA T( 1,046.00), GC (317.00) , 15.00 8.00 81.00 TW(30300),TWE(426.00) PR Bhadaur (14) EA T(445.00),GC(215.00), 14.00 51. 00 TWE{230.00) PR Bhadaur ( 11 ) EAG, T( 77 4.00) ,GC ( 492 • 00) , 4.00 2.00 53.00 EO TWE ( 282.00 ) PR Bhadaur ( 10) ED, T(l,602 00),GC(432.00), 139.00 EAG TW(81.00),TWE(l,089.00) PR Bhadaur ( 10) ED, . T( 573. 00 ) ,G C( 16. 00 ) , 35.00 79.00 EAG TW( 557.00) PR Bhadaur (8) EA T(2,020.00),GC(619.00), 305.00 170.00 TW(650.00),TWE(751.00) T(33,331.00),6C(11,804.00) 1,877.00 92.00 3,307.00 TVE(16.610.00).TW(4.917.00) ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES IN BAGHA PURANA C.D. BLOCK 119 ALPHABETICAl LIST OF VILLAGES BAGHA PURANA C.D. BLOCK 1991 Census 1981 Census Sr. Name of vil 1age Location Loc at ion Location Loc at 10n No. (with Hadbast No.) Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 M09a Tahsil (Part) Bagha Pur ana (87) . 20/12/1/124 20/12/0010/0124 17 /12/1/148 17/12/0010/0148 (Rural) Z Bambia Bhai ( 122) 20/12/1/144 20/,'2/00'0/0'44 17/12/1/169 17/12/0010/0169 3· Bhaloor ( 115) 20/12/1/132 20/12/0010/0132 17/12/1/156 17/12/0010/0156 4 Budh Singhwala ( 109) 20/12/1 /123 20/12/0010/0123 17/12/1/141 17/12/0010/0141 5 Chanuwa1a ( 141) 20/12/1/120 20/12/0010/0120 17/12/1/142 17/12/0010/0142 6 Chi dda ( 125) 20/12/1/147 20/12/0010/0147 17/112/1/172 17/12/0010/0172 7 Da1uwala (134) 20/12/1/150 20/12/0010/0150 17/12/1/175 17/12/0010/0175 8 Demru Ka\an ( \U) 20/l2/1 /133 20/12/00\0/0133 17/1 211 {158 17/12/ 00 1 0/ 0 \ 58 9 Demru Khurd ( 113) 20/12/1/128 20/12/0010/0128 17/12/1/157 17 /12/0010/0157 10 Dhilwan ( 135) 20/12/1/160 20/12/0010/0160 17/12/1/180 17 /12/ 00'1 0/0180 11 Gholia Kalan (89) 20/12/1/97 20/12/0010/0097 17/12/1/137 17/12/0010/0137 12 Gholia Khurd (90) 20/12/1/98 20/12/ 00 10/ 0098 17/12/1/133 17/12/0010/0133 13 Gulab S1nghwa1a (137) 20/12/1/158 20/12/0010/0158 17/12/1/178 17/12/0010/0178 14 Hariewala ( 72) 20/12/1/130 20/12/0010/0130 17/12/1/153 17/12/0010/0153 15 Jlta Singhwala ( 139) 20/12/1/151 20/12/0010/0151 17/12/1/176 17/12/0010/0176 16 Ka1eke ( 88) 20/12/1/96 20/12/0010/0096 17/12/1/138 17/12/0010/0138 17 Kotla Mehar ( 130) 20/12/1 /154 20/12/0010/0154 17/12/1/145 17/12/0010/0145 S1nghwala 18 Kotla Raeka ( 138) 20/12/1/157 20/12/001 % 157 17/12/1/177 17/12/0010/0177 19 Ladhaike ( 131) 20/12/ 1/155 20/12/0010/0155 17/12/1/144 17/12/0010/0144 ZO Lande ( 116) 20/12/1/134 20/12/0010/0134 17/12/1/159 17/12/0010/0159 2,1 Langiana Nawan ( 77) 20/12/1/125 20/12/0010/0125 17/12/1/149 17 /12/0010/0149 22 Langiana Purana (78) 20/12/1/126 201\2/0010/0126 17/12/11\50 17/12/0010/0150 23 Mah1a Kalan ( 70) 20/12/1/131 20/12/0010/0131 17/12/1/155 17/12/0CT10/0155 24 Mahla Khurd ( 71) 20/12/1/24 20/ f2/00 10/0024 17/12/1/154 17/12/0010/0154 25 Malke ( 119) 20/12/1/140 20/12/0010/0140 17/12/1/164 17/12/0010/0164 26 Manuke ( 105) 20/12/1/117 20/12/0010/0117 17/12/1/134 17/12/0010/0134 27 Mari ( 132) 20/12/1/152 20/12/0010/0152 17/12/1/174 17 /12/0010/0174 28 Maur Nauabad ( 133) 20/1211/149 20/12/0010/0149 17/12/1/173 17/12/0010/0173 29 Nathewala ( 114) 20/12/ 1/129 20/12/0010/0129 17/12/1/152 17/12/0010/0152 30 Nathoke ( 108) 20/12/1/122 20/12/0010/0122 17/12/1/139 17/12/0010/0139 120 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES BASH A PDRANA C.D. BLOCK 1991 Census 1981 Census Sr, Name of v" lage Location Location Location Location No, (with Hadbas~ No.) Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 Moga Tahsil (Part) 31 Nathuwala Alaka. (73) 20/12/1/127 20/12/0010/0127 17/12/1/151 17/12/0010/0151 Mudki 32 Panj Garain ( 118) 20/12/1/138 20/12/0010/0138 17/12/1/182 17/12/0010/0162 Khurd 33 Phulewala (106) 20/12/1/119 20/12/0010/0119 17/12/1/136 17/12/0010/0136 ) I 34 Rajiana ( 110) 20/12/1 /136 20/12/0010/0136 17/12/1/147 17/12/0010/0147 35 Rode ( 111) 20/12/1/135 20/12/0010/0135 17 /12/1/160 17/12/001 % 160 36 Sadoke ( 121) 20/12/1/143 20/12/0010/0143 17/12/1/168 17/12/0010/0168 37 Samadh Bha i (142 ) 20/12/1/118 20/12/0010/0118 17/12/1/135 17/12/0010/0135 38 Samalsar ( 117) 20/12/1 /13 7 20/12/0010/0137 17/12/1/16 1 17 /12/0010/0161 39 Sangatpura (140 ) 20/12/1/156 20/1Z/00 10/0 156 17/12/1/143 17/12/0010/0143 40 Sekha Kalan ( 128) 20/12/1 /141 20/12/0010/0141 17/12/1 /165 17/12/ 001 % 165 41 Sekha Khurd (127 ) 20/12/1 /142 20/12/0010/0142 17/12/1/166 17/12/0010/0166 42 Sibbian ( 120) 20/12/1 /139 20/12/0010/0139 17 /1211/163 17/12/0010/0163 43 Sukha Nand (124 ) 20/12/1 /146 20/1210010/0146 17/12/1/171 17/1210010/0171 44 Tharaj ( 136) 20/1211/159 20/12/0010/0159 17/l2l1/179 17/12/0010/0179 45 Thathi Bha; . (126) 20/12/1 /148 20/12/001 % 148 17/1211/167 17/12/0010/0167 46 Ugoke (107) 20/12/1/121 20/12/0010/0121 17/12/1/140 17/12/0010/0140 47 Wander (123) 20/12/1 /145 20/12/0910/0145 17/12/11170 17/12/0010/0170 48 Weroke ( 129) 20/1211/153 20/12/0010/°153 17/12/1/146 17/12/0010/0146 VILLAGE DIRE~TORY BRAGA PUR ANA C.D. BLOCK 12.2 VILLAGE BAGHA PURANA C.D. BLOCK A.enities and Loca- Name of village Tota 1 Tota 1 Amenities ava i 1able (H not available within the t ion (with Hadbast No.) area popu1a- village, a dash (- ) is shown in the co lurnn and next Code of the tion to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. No. village and --S kms. 5--10 krns. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place ( in number where the facility is available is given) hectares) of house- Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- ho ld s tiona 1 water & days cat ions (potable) tele- of the (bus graph mar- stop, ket/ railway hat,~ stat ion, if water- any way) 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 Moga Tahsil (Part) 24 Mah1a Khurd (71 ) 627.00 1,966 (279) P -(-S) TW.HP.C PO -('S-10) BS 96 Ka1eke (88) 1.163.00 3.848 ( 613) P,N,H FPC T,HP PHONE -(-S) -(-S) 97 Gho 11a Ka 1an (89) 2.0S8.00 6,307 (hi)!}2) P(3), MH.RP(4) T,HP PO. -(S-10) BS M( 2). PHONE H(2) 98 Gho 11a I(hurd (90) 1,665.00 4,S17 ( 729) P,M,H D.RII.O HP PO, Daily BS PHONE 117 Manuke (lOS) 2,458.00 8,408 (1,270) P,N,H D,RP(2) , T,HP PTa, "(S-lO) BS CHW PHONE 118 Samadh Bhai (142) 2,624.00 8,621 (1,292) P,M,H MH,D T,TW,HP PTa, -(10+) BS PHONE 119 Pllulewala (106) 520.00 2,368 (408) P,N.H -(-5) T,TW,HP,C PO -(5-10) BS 120 Chanuwala (141) 668.00 2,491 (424) P,M,H -(-5) T,HP PO -(-5) BS 121 Ugoke (107) 187.00 827 ( 119) P -(-5) T,TW.HP -(-5) -(-5) -( .. 5) 122 Nathoke (108 ) 506.00 1,859 (260) P.M -(-5) TW,KP PO -(S-10) BS 123 Budh S1ngh- (109 ) 636.00 2,125 ( 372) P,M -("5) T,HP PO -(-5) BS wala 124 Bagha Purana (87) 2,361.00 2,397 (344) P(3}; H,D T,HP PTO, Daily BS (Rural) M(3), PHONE H( 2), PUC 125 Langiana Nawan ( 77) 2.041.00 4,628 (674) P,N.H(2) D,RP(3) T,HP PTa, -(-5) BS PHONE 126 Lang1ana (78 ) 904.00 2,387 (372) P -(5-10) T,MP PO -(5-10) BS Purana 123 DIRECTORY Land use App- Hear,est Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in hecta re s 'r: oach town & supply rounded up to two decimal places) to distance v ill- (in kms.) Forest Irrigated by source Unirri- Cu1tur- Area not age gated able available waste for culti- (i nc 111d- vat ion ing gauchar and 9roves) 11 12 13 14 ' 15 16 17 18 PR Bagh. Purana (14) EA T(570.00),GC(499.00), 57.00 TW( 71.00) PR 8agha Purana (31 ED.£AG 1(1077.00).GC(677.00). 86.00 TW(51.00).TWE(349.00) PR Bagha Purana (7) ED.EAG T(1858.00). GC(936.0ci), 7.00 193.00 TW(469.00),rli't(453.00) PR Bagha Purana (14) EA T(1453.00),GC(596.00), 14.00 198.00 TW(421.00),TWE(436.00) PR Sagha Purana OJ} EA T{ZZ58.00},GC(18i4.00J, 191.00 9.00 TWE(444.00) PR Bagh. Puran'a (13) EA T(2350.00)GC(1231.00), 116.00 10.00 148.00 TWE( 1119.00) - PR Bagh. Purana (81 EA T(469.00),GC(82.00). 18.00 33.00 TW( 109.00), TWE(Z7a.O'O) PR Bagh. Purana (5) EA T(605.00),GC(142.00), .. 63.00 TW(215.00I,TWE(248.001 PR Bagha Pur ana (9) EA T{l39.00),GC{4l.00), 6.00 42.00 TW(32.00).TWE(65.00) PR 8agha Purana (3) fA T(383.00},GC(118.00}. 77.00 46.00 TW(95.00),TWE(170.00) PR Bagha Purana (3) EA 1(545.00).GC(145.00). .. 91.00 TW(202.00),TWE(198.00) PR Bagha Purana CO) fA T(Z148.00).GC(360.00) 38.00 175.00 TW(883.00),TWE(905.00) PR 8agha Purana (6) ED,EAG T(l510.00).GC(l72.00) 398.00 133.00 1W(80.00),TWE(125S.00) PR Bagha Purana (8) EA T(S04.001,GC{487.00I, 9.00 4.00 87.00 TW(117.00).TWE(200.00) 124 VILLAGE S~A PURA~A C.D. BLOCK Allen "it i es and --'~"'-'~-'-- , Loca' Nan;~ of village rota 1 lota 1 Amenities available ( if not ava il ab le within the 1to11 (with Hadbast No.) area popula- village, a dash { - l is shown in the co lumn and next ,ode of the t ion to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. No. village and -5 kms. 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place ( in number where the fa,ility is available is given) hectares) of house~ Educa- Ked ic a 1 Drinking Post Day or Communi· holds t i ena 1 water <. days cat ions (potable) te le- of the (bus graph mar- stop. ket/ railway hat. station, i~ water- any way) Z 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10' M09a TahSil (Part) 127 Nathewala (7311.770.00' 3.10Z (541) P(Zl. HC..O.FPC.W.HP PTO, -(5-10) as A1aka Mudki M.H,PUC RP(3), CHW(4) PHONE 128 Demru Khurd (113) 335.0'0 523 (78) P -(-5) HP -(-5) -(5-10) BS 129 Nathuwala ( 114) 552.00 1,234 (227) P -(-5) T.HP -(-5) -( 10+ l BS 130 Hariewala (72 ) 533.00 1,311 (218) P -(-5) T,HP -(-5) -(10+) BS 131 Mahla Kalan (70 ) 1,569.00 4.214 (602) P,M.H H.CHW(2) T,W,HP PO', -(-5) BS PHONE 132 Bhaloor (115 ) 2.620.00 4,979 (759) P(2). HC,D. T,HP PO -(10+) BS M,H RP(6) CHW(8) 133 Demru Kalan (112) 299.00' 737 (121) P -(-5) TW.HP -(-5) -(-5) as 134 Lande (116 ) 1,783.00 4.721 (724) P.M,H H,HC,PHC T.HP,C PO -{10+} BS 135 Rode ( 111) 3.00'5.00' 8.374 (1.308) P( 3). H.O. T,HP PTO, -(5-10) BS M( 3). RP(2) PHONE H(Z).PUC, C,TR 136 Rajiana (110 ) 2.261.00 6.712 (1,026) P( 2). D,CHW(2) HP PO -(-5) BS M,H 137 Samalsar ( 117) 2.893.00 8.823 (1,359) P(41. MH,HC,D, T,TW,HP PO, -(5-10) BS ~1, H FPC,eHW PHONE 138 Panj Garain ( 118) 697.00 3,113 (446) P.M,H MCW,MH, T.TW,HP PO -(10+) BS Khurd CWC,FPC 139 Sibb1an (120) 1,572.00 3,599 (627) P,M,H -(5-10) T,TW,HP PO -(5-10) as 125 DIRECTORY Land Use App Nea re st Power Land use (i .e. area' under different types of land use in hectares roach town & supply rounded upto two decimal places) to distance vi 11- (inkms.) Forest Irrigated by source Un i rr i- Cultur- Area no t age gated able available waste for cu1ti~ ( inc lud- Yat ion ing gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR Bagha Purana (10) EA T(1603.00),GC(455.00), 81.00 86.00 TW(485.00).TWE(663.00) PR Bagha Purana (10) EA T(259.00),GC(98.00), 54.00 1.00 21.00 TW(76.00t,TWE(85.00) PR Bagha P'Jrana (12 ) EA T(430~00),G'(115.00l, 89.00 33.00 TW(85.00),TWE(230.00) PR Bagha Purana (12 ) ED,EAG T~370.00),GC(130.00l 127.00 36.00 TW(95.00l,TWE(145.00) PR Ta lwand 'I Bha i (13) EA T(1440.00lGC(430.00), 3.00 ... 126.00 TW(505.00),TWE(505.00} 'PR Far1dkot ( 16) EA T(1376.00),GC(815.00), 1074.00 8.00· 162.00 TW(253.00),TWE(308.00} PR Far1dkat (18) ED,EAG T(127.00},GC(22.00). 149.00 23.00, TW(105.00) PR Kot Kapura ( 16) ED,EAG T(1598.00}.GC(1511.00), 70.00 5.00 110.00 TW(87.00) PR Bagha Purana ( 16) EA T(2799.00)GC(1933.00), 10.00 5.00 191.00 TWE(866.00) PR Bagha Purana (10 ) ED.EAG T(1837.00},GC(985.00), 185.00 239.00 rW(465.00),TWE{387.00} PR Bagha Purana (9) ED,EAI> Tr26~1.OO).GC(912.00). 242.00 TW(738.00),TWE(lOOl.00) PR Kat Kapura (16) ED,EAG r(61B.OO),GC(117.00), 79.00 TWI251.00),TWE(250.00) PR Kat Kapura (6) EO,EAG T(1463.00).GC(1370.00), 109.00 TW(4.00).TWE(89.00) jZ6 VILLAGE 8ASRA 'UIAIA C:D. BLOCK Menities and Loca- Name of village Tota 1 Tota 1 Allenities available (if not avaflable within the t ion (with Hadb6st No.) area popula- village. a dash (-) is shown in the colulln and next Code of the t10n to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. No. village and --5 klls. 5--10 klls. and 10+ klls. of the nearest place (in nUMber where the facility is available is ·gtven) hectares) of house- Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Co_un1- holds tional water a days cations (potable) te le- of the (bus graph .ar- stop, ketl railway h'at, . station, if water- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Moga Tahstl ('art) 140 Malke ( 119) 1.108.00 3.604 (541) P.M,H; D.RP T.TW.HP.C PTa -( 10+) BS PUC 141 Sekha Kalan (128) 1,614.00 3,965 (618) P,M,H H.PRC,D. T,HP PO, -(10+ ) BS fPC PHONE 142 Sekh. Khurd (127) 443.00 1,.140 (183) p -(-5) T,HP .-( -5) -(10+) as 143 S.hoke, (l21 ) 755~00 2~ 118 (337) P H T,TW.HP.C PO -(10+ ) as 144 B"lbh 8h,a 1 ( 122) • 584.00 2.356 (386) P.M,H. H TII.tlP PO -(10+ ) 8S 145 lIander (123) 1.755.00 4,235 (576) P,M,H PHC T.HP PO -(10+) . 8S 146 Suk"a Nand (124) 1.660.00 4.517 (685). P(4). H.RP HP PO -(l0+) 8S M.K 147 Chiddil (125) 618.00 1.598 (267) P -(-5) HP '-(-5) -(10+) BS 148 Thath1 Bha1 (126) 1.166.00 3.781 (591 ) P,M,H H.MCII, T.HP PO -( 10+) 85 "H,Ht,PHS 149 Maur Nauabad (133) 474.00 1.364 (225) P.M -(-5) T.TII.H'.C PO -( 10+) 8S 150 Datuwala (134) 445.00 1.108 (160) P -(-5' TIllI.H' -(-5) -(5-10) 85 151 Jita 51"gh- ( 139) 467.00 l,08Z'l166' ',N.H -(5-10) T.llI.F.C PO -(5-10) -(-5) wa'a 15? Mar1 (132 ) 1,843.00 6.693 (l,083t .,M,M H,HC.D, T,T".H' PO. Dany 85 AP(4) • PHONE eHW(4) , 0(41 153 Weroke (129 ) 982.00 3.114 (487) P.H.H 0 T,TIi,HP -(-5) -(5-10) IS 127 DIREctORY App- Nearest Power Land use (i .e. area under different types of land use in hectares ,roach town & su pp ly rounded upto two decimal places) to distance v111- (in kms.) Forest Irrigated by source Unirr i- Cultur- Area not age. gated able available waste for culti· ( i nc lud- vat ion 1ng gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR Kot Kapura (10) EP,EAG T(1026.00),GC(425.00), 3.00 14.00 65.00 TW(265.00),TWE(336.00) PR Bagha Purana (16) EA T{1442.00).GC(419.00). 49.00 9.00 114.00 TW(263.00),TWE(760.00) PR Kot Kapura (15) EA T(414.00).GC(164.00), 3.00. 26.00 TW(110.00),TWE(140.00) PR Kat Kapura (18) EA T(699.00),GC(241.00), 56.00 TW(83.00,TWE(375.00) PR Kot Kapura (20) ED,EAG T(525.00).GC(246.00), 1.00 58.00 TW(90.00).TWE(189.00) PR Kat Kapura (14) ED,EAG T(1446.00),GC(647.00), 207.00 102.00 TW(248.00)TWE(551.00) PR . Bagha pur ana (16 ) ED ,EAG T(1526.00),GC(1118.00), 20.00 6.00 108.00 ,TW(180.00).TWE(228.00) PR Kat Kapura (15) ED,EAG T(521.00),GC(355.00). 48.00 49.00 TW(85.00)TWE(81.00) PR Bagha Purana ( 17) ED,EAG T(1072.00),GC(587.00). 94.00 TW(279.00).TWE(206.00) PR Kat Kapura (16) EA T(439.00),GC(Z04.00), 35.00 TW(130.00).TWE(105.00) 1- PR Bagha Purana (20) EA . T(401.00),GC(Z58.00), 3.00 41.00 TW( 70'.00). TWE( 73 .00) PR Kat Kapura (16) EO,EAG T(423.00),GC(417.00), 15.00 29.00 TWE(6.00) PR Bagha Pur ana (8) EA T(1699.00),GC(733.00). 3.00 141.00 TW(300.00),TWE(666.00) PR Bogha Purana (14) ED,EAG .. T(976.00),GC(646.00), 6.00 TIIE(330.00) , 128 VILLAGE BAGHA PUR AlA C.D. BLOCK AIIenities and Loca~ Name of villag~ iota 1 Tota 1 Amenities ava i lab le ( if not available within the t ion (with Hadbast No.) area popula- vi llage. a dash i -) is shown in the column and next Code of the tion to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. Mo. village and --5 kms. 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place (in number where the facility is available is given) hectares) of house- Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or COlIIIDuni- ho ld s t tona 1 water & days cations (potable) te le- af the (bus graph inar- stop, ket/ railway ~at, station,_ -H water- any way) Z 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Moga Tahsil (Part) 154 Kat 1a Mehar (130) 730.00 2,432 (.288) P,M,H, -(-S) T,W.TW, PO -(S-10~ -(-5) S1nghwa1a AC HP.C 155 Ladhaik.e (131 ) 603.00 1,492 (245) P ';'(-5) T,TW,HP PO -(5-10) BS -. 156 Sangatpura (140 ) 650.00 2,494- (405) P.M -(5-10) T.TW,HP,C PO. -(S-10) BS PHONE 157 Kotla Raeka (138 ) 744.00 2;504 (401) P,M D,CHW(Z) T,TW,HP PO -(10+) as 158 Gu lab Singh- (137) 407.00 1,141 (191) P H.,RP(3) T,TW,HP PO -(10+) BS wala 159 Tharaj (136 ) 1,341.00 4,141 (636) P,M,H, MCW,D, T,TW,HP PO -(10+) BS AC RP(2) 160 Dhilwan (135) 581.00 2,165 (363) P -(-5) T, TW.HP -(-5) -(5-10) BS 57.Z77.00 1.61.Z35 P(6l). M( 11' • Melli (3 , (25,118) M(39), MH(5).ellle( 1) H(33), He(6).PHC(3). PU&(4), D(16).PHS(1) e(l),TR(1) TB(O),FPC(5) 1(0).AC(2) IH(O),SMP(O) 0(0) RP(32).CHIII(24) 0(5) DIRECTORY 129 LaRd Use App- Nearest Power Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares roach town & supply rounded upto two decimal places) to distance vi 11- (in kms.) Forest Irrigated by source Unirri" Cultur- Area not a!;e gated able available waste for culti- (includ- vat ion ing gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR Bagha Purana ( 6) ED.EAG T(641.00).GC(438.00). 1.00 88.00 TWE(203.00) PR Bagha Purana (7) ED.EAG T(567.00),GC(508.00). 36.00 TWE(59.00) PR Bagha Purana ( 10) ED.EAG T(596.00),GC(199.00), 54.00 TWE(397.00) PR Bagha Purana (14) ED.EAG T(590.00),GC(132.00). 76.00 78.00 TW(lOO.OO),TWE(358.00) PR Bagha Purana (12 ) ED,EAG T(363.00),GC(135.00). 13.00 31.00 TWE(228.00) PR Bagha Purana ( 10; f.A T(i19S.00).GC(692.00), 64.00 79.00 TW(273.00).TWE(233.00) PR Bagha Purana (12) EA i(525.00),GC(30S.00). 12.00 ],00 43.00 TW(100.OO),TWE(117.00) .. T(49829.00) 3075.00 222.00 4151.00 GC(25066.00) TlIE(l6Z93.00) TlI(8470.00) PUNJAB C.D. BLOCKSFARIDKOT AND C , KOTKAPURA TAHSIL FARIDKOT DISTRICT FARIDKOT I V) o C.D. BLOCKS o E FARIDKOT F KOT KAPURA ".)M ,n + I ~" • PO S 1"- BOUNDARY, DlSTRICf. .' _._._ ..,p }• '- ~ - - TAHSIL . _ ._._ '\ ~ ' ,'2' I . }- - \ .. I ,2.5 CO. BLOCK .> ". • '" \ ,~_ VILLAGE W'TH LOCATION CODe: NUMBER " ;:_- Jf - -,; \. Ql P. ,- / "- ,I HEADQUARTERS; TA HSIL @ '-, _,.( '- • VILLAGe:SWITHPOPULAT\ONSIZ£ ; !3£LOW~OO;200 ' 499; \_ , i.',,_s 114'0 I '4'-' 500- 999;1000-4999; 5000 AND ABOVE .. 0.... _.f-, Il1 i ~ ) ('O@ / UNINHABITED VILLAGES WITH LOCATION COD£ NUM8ER::: : &'?:o:.:.-: _ .f~ \....., " ' 6 / ',I, URBAN AREA WITH LOCATION CODE ,, ~ /' _ I • /'( ...... 1 • ( '--, '32 / . I ' , PO i"'S NATiONAL HIGHWAV . ~ 1,\ 5 1]) PO I I ,,. .0 1 + I + STATE HIGHWA\'.. ~ , J, J I ' ..... " IMPORTANT METALLED ROAD .. '\ / -~ ,/ . '" " J ~ til ,_ - / • \ - - '0 s'" /- RAILWAV LINE WITH STATION, BROAD GAt.)GE ~ ( 1'< \ '" /'- 145 METRE GAUGE ~ ') ,- _\._ / \ • POST OFFICE fPOST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE poI Pro )-. _ ~ _ / \ ,... . " HIGH !SECONDARY SCH OOL , S 1: / Gl + \~ _..... V 144 '#,/,I'/,,j;fUlI@ Wh': HIGHER SECONDARV SCHOO L , HS /' pO'17 . ' / _ J .O }~ HOSPITAL,HEALTH CENTRE, PRIMARY HEALH(CENTRE, \,...-',. _ ( ", I\: S '4'• DISPENSARY, MATERNITY AND CHILD WELFARE C ENTRE6l~+. b- ''"'',,,.! / '- '-\. IMPORTANT VILLAGE MANDIES . £:, \ I + • J ./'''\.. I ", '"'. PO 5 z <:) \ ./.- I, All boul'ldar •• art updated upto 1st Decemblr, 1989. 2. C.O. block bou!'1t1ary ." , kJ&I, all ,toQt'ttory town. , \ II c r 'TAHSIL HEADQUARTERS IS ALSO DISTRICT HEADOUARTERS, 8'1~ up.n Sur".y of India m.p with thl p'rmission 0' tr'll SI.Ir'fl),or Gln,ral IOf Indll. © GO'fl1"nmlnt O'f IMia C;opyr ight. 199 7. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES IN FARIDKOT C.D. BLOCK 133 , AlPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES f~IDKOT C.D. BLOCK 1991 Census 1981 Census Sr. Rame of Y111age-, Location Location Location Location tl 2 3 4 5 6 Far1dkot Tahsil (Part) Aha 1 ( 35) 20/12/2/3 - 20/12/0020/0003 17/1 Z/2j3 17/12/0020/0003 2 Arayanwa1a Kalan (56 ) 20/12/2/41 20/12/0020/0041 17/12/2/39 17/12/0020/0039 3 Arayanwa~a Khurd (29 ) 20/121219 20/12/0020/0009 17/1212/9 '7/12/0020/0009 4 Begllwa 1a ( 19) 20/12/2/43 20/12/0020/0043 17/12/2/41 17/12/0020/0041 5 Shag Singhwala ( 43) 20/12/2/61 20/12/0020/0061, 17/12/2/&9 17/12/0020/0059 6 Bhagtha1a Kalan (82) 20/12/2/36 20/12/0020/0036 17/12/2/36 17/12/0020/0036 7 Bhagthala Khurd (Sl} 20/12/2/35 20/12/0020/0035 17/12/2/35 17/12/0020/0035 8 Bhana (93l 20/12/2/89 20/12/0020/0089 17/12/2/92 17/12/0020/0092, 9 Bhi1ew1a (45) 20/12/2/64 20/12/0020/0064 17/12/2/62 17/12/0020/0062 10 Bho1uwa1a ( i8) 20/12/Z/38 2.0/12/0020/0038 17/12/2/80 17/12/0020/0080 11 Bir Bholuwala ( 77) 20/12/2/39 20/12/0020/0039 17/12/2179 17/12/0020/0079 12 Bir Chahal (112 j 20/12/2/75 20/12/0020/0075 17/12/2/76 17/12/0020/0076 13 Bir Ghugiana ( 18) 20/12/2/17 20/12/0020/0017 17 /12./211 7 17 /12/002.0/0017 14 Burj Masta (55) 20/12/2/42 20/12/0020/0042 17/12/2/40 17/12/0020/0040 15 Buttar (28) 20/12/2/10 20/12/0020/0010 17/12/2/10 17/12/0020/0010 16 dhaha 1 ( 94} .20/12/2/76 20/12/0020/ OOi 6 17/12'/2/77 17/12/0020/0077 . 17 thak Bhuria ( 122) 20/12/2/97 20/12/0020/0097 17/12/2/1 00 17/12/0020/0100 18 Chak BOdla ( 17) 20/12/2/18 20/12/0020/0018 17/12/2/18 17/12/0020/0018 19 Chak Daggo Romana (68) 20/12/21 118 20/12/0020/0118 17/12/2/118 17/12/0020/0118 20 Chak Deep S tnghwa.la (a3) 2.0/12/2/5 20/12/0020/0005 17/1 2/2/5 17/1 2/ 0020/ 000 5 21 Chak Dhudi (89) 20/12/2/87 20/12/0020/0087 17/12/2/90 17/12/0020/0090 22 Chak Kalatola (8) 20/12./2/29 20/12/0020/0029 17/12/2/29 17/12/0020/0029 23 Chak Nehra (53 ) 20/12/2/46 20/12/0020/0046 17IlUU44 171121002010044 24 Chak. Sahu (22 ) 20/12/2/13 ZO/1 2/0020/ 00 13 1 7I- 12/ 2/13 17/12/0020/0013 25 Chak Seman (36 ) 20/12/2/2 20/12/0020/0002 17/12/2/2 17/12/0020/0002 26 Chak Shama (66 ) 20/12/2/119 20/' 2/0020/0119 17112~2/119 17/12/0020/0119 \ 27 Chambeli ( 118) 20/12/2/90 20/121 0020/ 0090 17/12/2/93 17/12/0020/0093 i I 28 Chand Baja (86) 20/12/ 2/ 83 20/12/0020/0083 17/12/2/86 '7/12/0020/0086 29 Chanian (25) 20/12/2(14 20/12/0020/0014 17112/2/14 17/12/0020/0014 30 Chet S\ngh",a'a (61 ) 20/12/2/68 20/12/0020/006S 17 /12/2/67 17/12/0020/0067 134 ; ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES FARIDKOT C.D. BLOCK 1991 Census 1981 Census Sr. Name of v tllage Location Locat ion Locat ion Loc at ion No. (with Hadbast No.) Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manua 1 ) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 Faridkot Tahsil (Part) 31 Chugewa1a ( 16) 20/12/2/19 20/12/0020/0019 17/12/2/19 17/12/0020/0019 32 Daggo Romana (6.7) 20/12/2/116 20/12/0020/0116 17 /12/ 2/11 7 17/12/0020/0117 33 Da1ewa1a (13) 20/12/2/22 20/12/0020/0022 17/12/ 2/22 17/12/0020/0022 34 Dana Romana (71) 20/12/2/114 20/12/0020/0114 17/12/2/115 17/12/0020/0115 35 Deep Stnghwa1a (34) 20/12/2/4 20/12/0020/0004 17/'12/2/4 17 /12/0020/0004 36 Dhab Sher \ Singhwa1a (63) 20/12/2/65 20/12/0020/0065 17/12/2/63 17/12/0020/0063 37 Dhilwan IKhurd (52) 20/12/2/53 20/12/0020/0053 17 /12/2/51 17 /12/ 0020/ 00 51 38 Dhudi (90) 20/12/2/88 20/12/0020/0088 17/12/2/91 17/12/0020/0091 39 Dhu1 Kot (8S) 20/12/2/85 20/12/0020/0085 17/12/2/88 17/12/0020/0088 40 Dod (26) 20/12/2/12 20/12/0020/0012 17/12/2/12 17/12/0020/0012 41 Faridkot (Rura 1) (75) 20/12/2/72 20/12/0020/0072 17/12/2/71 17 /12/0020/0071 42 Ghoniwa 1a ( 10) 20/12/2/23 20/12/0020/ 002 3 17/12/2/23 17/12/0020/0023 43 Ghuduwa1a (42 ) 20/12/2/62 20/12/0020/0062 17/12/2/60 17/12/0020/0060 44 Ghugiana (20 ) 20/12/2/44 20/12/0020/0044 17/12/2/42 17 /12/ 0020/ 0042 45 Ghumiara (84) 20/12/2/81 20/12/0020/0081 17/12/2/84 17/12/0020/0084 46 Go1ewa1a (7) 20/12/ 2/ 28 20/12/0020/0028 17/12/2/28 17/12/0020/0028 47 Gujjar (24 ) 20/12/2/15 20/12/0020/0015 17/12/2/15 17/12/0020/0015 48 Hadia1ana ( 51) 20/12/2/33 20/12/0020/0033 17/12/2/33 17/12/0020/0033 49 Hariewa la (65 ) 20/12/2/117 20/12/0020/0117 17/12/2/64 17/12/ 0020/ 006i1 50 Hassan Bhatti (2 ) 20/12/2/31 20/12/0020/0031 17/12/2/31 17/12/0020/0031 51 Jandwa1a (51) 20/12/2/52 20/12/0020/0052 17/12/2/50 17/12/0020/0050 52 Janetian (49 ) 20/12/2/54 20/12/0020/0054 17/12/2/52 17/12/0020/0052 53 Jhariwa1a (9) 20/12/2/24 20/12/0020/0024 17/12/2/24 17/12/0020/0024 54 Jhok Sarkari (30) 20/12/2/8 20/12/0020/0008 17/12/2/8 17/12/0020/0008 55 Jhotiwa1a (54) 20/12/2/47 - 20/12/0020/0047 17/12/2/45 17/12/0020/.0045 56 Kabalwala (1 ) 20/12/2/30 20/12/0020/0030 17/12/2/30 17/12/0020/0030 57 Kaler ( 91 ) 20/12/2/79 20/1210020/0079 17/12/2/82 17/12/0020/0082 58 Kamiana (74) 20/12/2/109 20/12/0020/0109 17/12/2/110 17/12/0020/011 0 59 Kanianwa1i ( 37) 20/12/2/1 20/12/0020/0001 17/12/ 2/1 17/12/0020/0001 60 Kauni (31) 20/12/2/7 20/12/0020/0007 17/1212/7 17/12/0020/0007 135 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF Y.JLLAGES FARIDXOT C.D. BLOCIC 1991 Census 1981 Census Sr. Name of village Location Locat ion location Location No. (with Hadbast Ho.) Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2. 3 4 5 6 Fartdltot Tahsil (Part) 61 Khilchi (11) 20/12/2/25 20/1 2/0020/002 5 17/12/2/25 17/1 2/0020/002 5 62 Kingra (44) 20/12/2/63 ZO/12.100Z0/0063 17/12./2/61 17/lZ/00Z0/0061 63 Kot Sukhia ( 120) 20/12/2/86 20/12/0020/0086 17 /12/2/89, 17/12/0020/0089 64 Machaki Kalan (60) ZOIlZl2/70 20/12/0020/0070 17/12/2/69 17/12/0020/0069 65 Machaki Khurd ( 57) 20/12/2/71 20/12/0020/0071 17/12/2/70 17/12/0020/0070 66 Machaki Mal Singh ( 97) 20/12/2/110 20/12/0020/011 0 17/12/2/111 17/12/0020/0111 67 Hadahar ( 40) 20/12/2/58 20/12/0020/0058 17/12/2/56 17/12/0020/0056 68 Ma llewa 1a I (4) 20/12/2/32 20/12/ 0020/ 00 32 17/12/2/32 17 /12/0020/0032 69 Mandwala (87) 20Jl2/2/84 201l2/ 0020/0084 17/12/2/87 17 /' 2/ 0020/ 008 7 70 Mani Singhwah (46) 20/12/2/50 20/12/0020/0050 17/12/2/48 17/12/ 0020/0048 n Mehmuana ( 59) ZO/12/Z/49 20/12/0020/0049 17/12/2/47 17/12/0020/0047 72 Midu Mann (58) 20/12/2148 20/12/0020/0048 17/12/2/46 17/12/0020/0046 73 Hi sriwa 1a (85) 20/1212/82 20/12/0020/0082 17/12/2/85 17 /12/0020/0085 74 Moranwa 11 (83) 20/12/2/80 20/12/0020/0080 17/12/2/83 . '-7/12/0020/0083 75 Mumara ( 23) 20/12/2/16 20/12/0020/0016 17/12/2/16 17/12/0020/0016 76 Naraingarh ( 95) 20/12/2/74 20/12/0020/0074 17/12/2/73 17 /12/0020/0073 77 Natha1wala ( 12) 20/12/2/26 20/12/0020/0026 17/12/2/26 17/1Z/0020/0026 78 Pakh1 Kalan (80) 20/12/2/37 20/12/0020/0037 17/12/2/37 17/12/0020/0037 79 Pakhi Khurd (14) 20/12/2/21 20/12/0020/0021 17/12/2/21 17/12/0020/0021 80 Pakka ( 79) 20/12/2/78 20/1210020/0078 17/12/2/81 17/12/0020/0081 81 Pehluwala (3) 20/12/2/34; (! 20/t) 2/0020/00 34 17/12/2/34 17/12/0020/0034 82 Pindi Balochan (38) 20/12/2/59 20/12/0020/0059 17/12/ 2/57 17112/0020/0057 83 Pip 11 (76) 20/12/2/40 20/12/0020/0040 17/12/2/38 17/12/0020/0038 84 Qi1anau ( 73) 20/12/2/67 20/12/0020/0067 17/12/2/66 17/12/0020/0066 85 Rajowa1a (6) 20/12/2/27 20/12/0020/0027 17/12/2/27 17/ 12/0020/0027 86 Ratt i Rori (72 ) 20/121 2/113 20/12/0020/0113 17/12/2/114 17/12/0020/0114 87 Rupianwa1i ( 48) 20/12/2155 20/12/0020/0055 17/12/2/53 17/12/ 0020/ 0053 88 Sadhanwa 1a ( 15) ZO/l2/Z/2Q 20/12/0020/0020 17/12/Z/Z0 17/i2/0020/00Z0 89 Sadhuwa1a (50 ) 20/12/21 51 20/12/0020/0051 17/12/2/49 17/12/0020/0049 90 Sadiq (47) 20/12/2/56 20/12/0020/0056 17/12/2./54 17/12/ 002.01 00 54 i 136 r ALPHABETRAr LIST OF Y·IllAGES FARIDICOT C.D. BLOCK 1991 Census 1981 Census Sr. I•• .e--ol village location location location locat ion "0. (with H.dbast N~.) Code Code Code Code (Ma.nual ) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 Faridkot Tahsil (Part) 91 Saideke (32) 20/12/2/6 20/12/0020/0006 17/12/2/6 17/12/0020/0006 92 Sangatpura (41) 20/12/2157 20/12/0020/0057 17/12/2/55 17/12/0020/0055 93 Sango Romana (70 ) 20/12/2/115 20/12/0020/0115 1 7/12/2/11 6 17/12/0020/0116 94 Sangrahur ( 27) 20/12/2/11 20/12/0020/0011 17/12/2/11 17/12/0020/0011 , 95 Sher Singhwa1a (62) 20/12/2169 20/12/0020/0069 17/12/2/68 17/12/0020/0068 96 Sikhanwala ( 113) 20/12/2/1 06 .20/12/0020/0106 17/12/2/75 17/12/0020/0075 97 Simrewa1a (21 ) 20/12/2/45 20/12/0020/0045 17/12/2/43 17/12/0020/0043 98 Sukhanwa1a (64) 20/12/2/66 20/12/0020/0066 17/12/2/65 17/12/0020/0065 99 Tehna (92 ) 20/12/2/77 20/12/0020/0077 17/12/2/78 17/12/0020/0078 100 Virewala Khurd ( 96) 20/12/2/73 20/12/0020/0073 17/12/2/72 17/12/0020/0072 101 Virewala Kalan (39) 20/12/2/60 20/12/0020/0060 17/12/2/58 17/12/0020/0058 VILLAGE DIRECTORY FARIDKOT C.D. BLOCK 138 VILLAGE FARIDKOT C.D. BLOCK Loca- Name of village Total Tota 1 Amenities available (if not available within the tion (with Hadbast No.) area popula village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next Code of the tiori to it in bracket s the distance in broad ranges viz. No. village and --5 kms. 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place (in number where the facility is available is given) hectares) of house Educa Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi ho ld s tional water & days cat ions (potable) te le of the (bus graph mar stop. ket/ railway hat, stat ion, if water- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10- Far1dkot Tahsil (Part) Kanianwa1i (37) 392.00 732 (139) P -(-5) T,TW.HP -(-5) -15-10) BS 2 Chak Seman (36) 266.00 48 (10) -(-5) -(-5) HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) 3 Ahal (35) 284.00 944 (161) P -(-5) T,HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) 4 Deep Singhwala (34) 1,643.00 2.882 (469) P,M,H HC,PHC, TW,HP PO -(5-10) as PHS,D 5 Chak Deep (33) 158. 00 Un- Singhwala 6 Saideke (32) 469.00 974 (184) P -(-5) TW,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS 7 Kauni (31) 1,36 1• 00 1.885 (328) P MH T,HP -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5) 8 Jhok Sarkari (30) 597.00 859 (126) P -(10+) T,TW,HP -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 9 Arayanwa1a Khurd(29) 404.00 560 (92) P -(10+) T,TW,HP,C -(-5) -(10+) -(5-10) 10 Buttar (28) 316'.00 498 (80) P -(5-10) T,HP -(-5) -(10+) -(-5) 11 Sangrahur (27) 506.00 795 (138) P -(5-10) T -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) 12 Dod (26) 589.00 1,124 (186) P PHS T PO -(5-10) BS 13 Chair. SanlJ (22) 166.00 267 (40) P -(-5) T - ( - 5) - ( 10+ ) - ( - 5 ) 14 Chanian ( Z5) 332. 00 883 (157) P -(5-10) T,HP -(-5) -(10+) -(-5) 139 DIRECTORY land Use App Nearest Power Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares roach town & supply rounded upto two decimal place~' to distance v ill (,in kms.) Forest Irrigated by source Unirri Cultur- Area not age gated able available waste for culti- (includ- vat ion ing gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR Faridkot (25) ED ,EAG T(306.00),GC(141.00),W(2.00), 57.00 1.00 28.00 TW(3.00),TWE(160.00) PR Guruhar (10) EA T( 100 . 00·) ,G C( 64. 00 ) , 146.00 20.00 Sahai tW(19.00),TWE(17.00) PR Guruhar (8) EA T(214.00)GC(181.00), 30.00 40.00 $ahai TW(19.00),TWE(14.00) PR Faridkbt (28) ED ,EAG T(312.00) ,GC(295.00), • 1,244.00 87.00 TW(9.00i,TWE(8.00) inhabited PR Guruhar ( 13) EA T(418.00),GC(380.00), 12.00 27.00 12.00 Sahai TW(11.00),TWE(27.00) 14.00 122.00 PR Guruhar (18) ED ,EAG T(496.00),GC(275.00), 729.00 Sahal TW(139.00).TWE(82.00) PR Guruhar (14) EA T(422.00),GC(296.00), 119.00 48.00 8.00 Sahai TW ( 100 .00 ) , TWE ( 26.00 ) 32.00 5.00 PR f.' i rozpur (16) EA T(332.00),GC(63.00). 35.00 TW(208.00J,TWE(61.00) 23.00 PR Firoz,pur (16) EA T(259.00),GC(172.00). 34.00 TW(41.00),TWE(46.00) 28.00 PR Firozpur (18) fA T( 316.00 I,Gc( 259.00). 96.00 6.00 TN ( 51.00 ) , TWE ( 66 • 00 ) 32.00 PR Firozpur ( 14) EA T(303.00),GC(229.00), 253.00 1.00 TW(31.00),TWE(43.00) 16.00 PR Firozpur ( 14) EA T( 150.00 ) ,G C( 87 . 00 ) , TW(9.00),TWE(54.00) 23.00 PR Firozpur ( 14) EA T(249.00),GC(228.00), 60.00 l TW{9.00),TWE(12.00) 140 VILLAGE fARIDKOT C.D. BLOCK AMenities and Loca- Nam~ of village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the tion (with Hadbast No.) area popula- village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next Code of the t ion . to it in brackets the distance. in broad ranges viz. No. village and --5 kms. 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place ( in number where the facility is available is given) hectares) of house Educa Medical DrinKing Post Day or Communi holds tional water & days cations (p.otable) tele of the (bus graph mar stop, ket/ railway hat, station, ifI water- any way) 2 3 .4 5 6 7 s 9 10 Faridkot Tahsil (Part) 15 Gujjar (24) 432.00 884 (167) ~.M -(5-10) T,HP, -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) 16 Mumara (23) 535.00 1,020 (178) P,M -(5-10) T,HP PO, -(5-10) BS PHaNE 17 Bir Ghugiana (18) 1,898.00 8 (2) -(-5) -(5-10) HP -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5) 18 Chak Bod1a (17) 254.00 19 Chugewa1a . (16) 292.00 244 (39) -(-5J ~(5-10) T,HIl 20 Sadhanwa1a (15) 537.00 1,517 (254) P -(S-10) T,HP ~(-5) -(5-10) BS 21 Pakhi Khurd (14) 233.00 603 (75) P -(5~10) T,HP -(5-10) -(5-10) 6S 22 Oalewala (13) 295.00 838 (132) P,M T,TW,HP - ( - 5) - ( 10+ ) as 23 Ghoniwala (10) 147.00 305 (54) P -(-5) TW,HP,C -(-5) -(10+) as 24 Jhariwala (9) 378.00 733 (124) P,M RP T,TW,HP.C -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) 25 Khilchi ( 11 ) 151.00 11 (3) -(-5) -( -5) HP -(-5) -(10+) -(-5) 26 Nathalwala (12) 596.00 585 (94) P -(-5) TW.HP 27 Rajowa1a (6) 478.00 951 (182) P - (-5) r ,I1P PC 28 Ciolewa1a (7) 2,594.00 4,878 (759) P(2), H,PHC .. T,TW,HP,C PO. -(10+) BS M.H SMP(3) PHONE 141 DIRECTORY land Use App- .N~a rest Power Land use (i.e. area under different types of lind use in hectares roach town & supply rounded upto two decimal places) to distance vil1- (ink.ms.) Forest Irrigated by source Unirri Cultur- ~rea not age gated able available waste for culti- ( i HC lud- vat ion ing gauchar 8nd groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR Firozpur ( 14) EA T(352.00) ,GC(310.00,}, 48.00 32.00 TW(21.0~),TWE(21.00) PR Fi.rozpur (11) EA T(430.00).GC(284.00). 67.00 ... 38.00 TW(72.00).TWE(74.00) PR Firozpur ( 10) EA 1.334.00 T(260.00).GC(260.00) 227.00 65.00 12.00 inhabited PR Firozpur (8) EA T( 21. 00 ) .GC (8.00) • 248.00 23.00 TWE( 13.00) PR Firozpur ~10) E.A T(125.00).GC(84 .OO) 372.00 • 40.00 TWE( 41.00) PR Faridkot ( 16) EA T( 113.00) tGC (91.00), 98.00 22.00 TWE( 22.00) PR Faridkot (16) EA T( 262. 00) .GC·( 138.00 )., 9.00 1.00 23.00 TW ( 60.00) • TWE (64.00) PR firozpur ( 14) fA T( 109.00},GC( 11.00). 21.00 1.00 16.00 TW(60.00).TWE(38.00) PR Firozpur ( 12) EA T( 312. 00 ) • GC ( 24 • 00 ) • 15.00 25.00 26.00 TW(108.00).TWE(180.00) PR Faridkot (14) fAG T(78.00),GC(24.00). 64.00 9.00 TW{32.00).TWE(22.00) 37.00 PR Faridkot ( -14) EA T(259.00),GC(204.00). 294.00 6.00 . T~(24.00). TWE(31.00) 56.00 PR Fdridkot ( li ) £D, [JiG T(411.00),GC(259.00), 11.00 W(29.001.TW[( 123.00) PR Faridkot (14) EA T[450.00),GC(93.00). 1,968.00 176.00 TWE (:35 7 • 00 ) 142 VILLAGE fMIDltOT C.D. BLO~ _nfties and Locl- Nlme of ~illage Tota 1 Tota 1 Amenities available {if not available within the t ion (with Hadbast No.) area popula- vtllage, a dash (-) ·ts shown in the column and next G(lde of the tion to it in brackets the distance in broad rang~s viz. N,o. village and --5 kms. 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place (in number where the facility is available is given) hectares) of house- Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or COl1l1lun;- ho 1d s tiona 1 water & days .cat ions (potable) te 1e- of the (bus graph mar- stop, ket/ railway hilt, station, if water- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Faridkot Tahsil (Part·) 29 Chak Kalatola (8) 340.00 Un- 30 labalwa la ( 1 ) 340-.. 00 t),Q_11 (159) P -(-5) T,W,TW, -(-5) -(-5) BS HP.C 31 Hassan Bhatt f (2) 710.00 1.192 (~) P D,CHW T,W,TW. -(-5) -(-5) BS HP.C 32 Ma llewa la (4) 285.00 297 (51) P -(-5) T,TW,HP -(-5) -( 10+) -(-5) 33 Had1"an. (5) 852.00 1,173 (176 ) P -(-5) T,HP -(-5) ( 10+) -( -5 r \34 Pehluwala (3 ) 695.00 1.255 (184) P.H MH,PHC, HP -(-5) -(-5) BS D 35 Bhagthala Khurd (8l) 320.00 561 (96 ) P -(-5) HP -(-5) -(-5) 8S 36 Bhagthala Kalan (82) 747.00 1.037 (172 ) P PHC HP PO -( 10+) BS 37 Pakht Kalan (80) 1,691.00 3,280 (519) P,M,H, I> T,HP PO -( 10+) BS Pucr 38 Bholuwala (78) 211 .00 720 (117) P -( -5) T,TW -(-5) -(5-10) BS 3t Bir Bholuwala (77 ) 415.00 383 (65 ) P 0 T,TW,HP -(-5) . -(5-10) -(-5) 40 Piplt (76 ) 1,371.00 2,890 (43~) P(2) 0 T,TW,HP PO -(5-10) BS,RS 41 Arayanwala Kalan(56) 2,220 . 00 4, 139 ( 660) p,M,H D,NH,RP T,TW,HP,C PO, -(5-10) -(-5) PHONE 42 Burj Mash (55 ) 3'4Q .00 523 (83) P -P\~) T,TW,HP -(-5) -(-5) -l-5) 143 DIRECTORY ,App- Nearest Power land use (i .e. area under different types of land use in hectares 'roach town & su pply rounded. up to two dec 1ma 1 places) to distance vill- (in kms.) Forest Irrigated by source Unirri- Cu1tur- Area not age gated able ava Hable waste for culti- (includ- vat ion ing gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 ' 14 15 16 17 18 inhabited PR Faridkot ( 15) ED,EAG T( 237 .00T;Gt( 134.00), 64.00 39.00 TW(55.00),TWE(48.00) PR Faddkot (14) ED ,EAG T(475.00),GC(227,OO), 191.00 44.00 TW(88.00),TWE(10O.00),O(60.00) PR Far1dkot (15) ED,EAG .. T(226.00),GC{165.00). 34.00 25.00 TW(1.00),TWE(60.00) PR Faridkot (14) EO ,EAG T,! 5'98, 00) ,GC( 495.00). 154.00 . 3.00 97.00 TW ('6'-;'00 ) • TWE ( 42 • 00 ) PR Faridkot (22 ) EA T(516.00),GC(216.00), 133.0Q.. 40.00 6.00 TW(195.00),TWE(105.00) PR Faridkot ' (12) EA T(281.00),GC(153.00), 31.00 8.00 TW(50.00)~TWE(78.00) PR Faridkot (16) EA T(524.00),GC(264.00), 56.00 \.26.0~ 14,1 :~O TW(21.00);~00)' PR Faridkot (11 ) EA T(667.00),GC(421.00), 854.00 51.00 119.00 TW(121.00),TWE(125) . ~ . PR Faridkot (6) EA (155.00).GC(142.00), 46.00 10.00 lIWE( 13. 00 ) . PR - Faridkot (6) EA T(~51.00).GC(347.00) • 31.00 33.00 / TW(4.00} PR Faridkot (6) EA T( 614. OP) ,GC( 592.00 l. 660.00 97.00 TWE( 22. 00) PR Faridkot (7 ) EA T(1,060.00),GC(829.00), 1,030.00 3.00 12t;'{\O TW. ( Jl 7.00 ) , TWE ( 11 4.00 ) PR Faridkot (10) 'EA Tt166.00),GC(141.00). - 153.00 21.00 TWE(25.00) 144 VILLAGE FARIDKOT C.D. BLOCK Allenities and Loca- Name of village Tota 1 Tota 1 Amenities available (if not available within the tion (with Hadbast No.) area popula v'illage, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next Code of the• t ion to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. No. village ,and --5 .kms. 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place (in number where the facility is available is given) hectares) of house Educa Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- ho 1d s tional water & days cat ions (potable) tele- of the (bus graph mar- stop. ketl rail way h/at. station. if water any way) i \ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Faridkot Tahsil (Part) 43 Beguwala (19) 576.00 1,120 (195) P -(-5) T.TW.C -(-5) -(-5) BS , 44 Ghugiana (20) 948.00 2,105 (336) P,M,H -(-5) ,T.HP.C PO Oa il, BS '45 Simrewala (21 ) 478. 00, 648 (120) P -(-5) T,HP -(-5) (10+) BS 46 Chak Nehra (53) 256.00 Un 47 Jhotiwala (54) 961.00 1,531 (234) P,M -(5';10) T.W,HP -(-S) -(-S) BS 48 Midu Maan (58) 360.00 686 (108) P,M H.HC, T,TW,HP -(r5) -(5-10) -(-5) PHC,D 49 Mehmuana (59) 912.00 1,741 (292) P -(-5) T,HP PO, -(-5) BS PHONE SOMani Singhwala (46) 552.00 1,172 (214) P T.TW,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 51 Sadhuwa1a (50) 1311.00 402 (64) P -(-5) T,TW,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 52 Jandwa1a (51) 391.00 625 (93) P -(-5) T,TW,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 53 Dhilwan Khurd (52) 414.00 1.032 (144) P HC,PHC, T,TW,HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) D,FPC 54 Janerian (49) 375.00 485 (84) P,M,H -(-5) T,HP PO -(.10+) as -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 55 Rupianwali (48) 437.00 383 (67) P -(-s) T.1W,HP 56 Sadiq (47) 1,287.00 4,271 (778) P,M,H, PHS,D,RP T,TW,HP,C PO, ~(10+) BS PUC PHONE 145 DIRECTORY land Use App:' Nea re 5t P,ower Land use 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 IR Far:idkot (15) EA T(137.00),Gc(67.00), 410.00 4.00 25.00 nlE( 10.00) IR Faridkot (12) EA T(764.00),GC(255.00), 128.00 56.00 TWE(S09.00) ' 7.00 20.00 'R Faridkot (15) EA T( 440. OO') ,Gec 432.00), 11.00 TW(4.00),TWE(4.00) inhabited 75.{)0 176.00 'it .Faridkot ( 9) EA T(710.00),GC(375.00), TWI33S.00) " 48.00 ?R faridkot nO) Ell. T(ZZ4.00)GC(Z03.00), 88.00 W(2l.00) )R Faridkot ( 11 ) EA T(449.00),GC(269.00), 360.00 15.00 88.00 TW(180.00} 42.00 PR Faridkot ( 11) ED ,tAG TI396.00),GCI8S.00), 114.00 TW(Z07.00J,TWE(104.00) PR Faridkot (14) ED,EAG .. T(149.00),GC(88.00), 142.00 za.oo TW(40.00),TWE(21.00) PR FaridKot 11Z) EA T(334.00) ,GC( 182.00 )., 23.00 1.00 33.00 TW(94.00),TWE(58.00) PR Faridkot ( 15 ) ED,EAG T(306.00),GC(164.00). 68.00 7.00 33.00 TW(i8.00),TWE(64.00) 26.00 33.00 PR Faridkot (18) EA T(316.00).GC(ZOO.00). TW(41.00),TWE{75.00) 169.00 2.00 12.00 PR Faridkot ( 19) EA T(254.00).GC(70.00), TW(124.001,TWE(60.00) 340.00 52.00 55.00 ,"R faridkot (18) EA 1(840.00) .Ge( 547.00). ~,' TW ( 112. 00 ) , TWE ( 181. 00 ) 146 tILLAGE FARIDKOT t.D. BlOCX AlleniUes and loca- Name of village iota 1 Tota 1 Amenities ava i1 ab le lif not available within the \ I: t ion (with l1aclbast No.) area popula- village, a dash 1- } is shown in the co lumn and next Code of the t ion to it in brac,kets the distance in broad .ranges vf:. No. village and -~5 k.s. 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place (in number where the facility is available is given) hectues) of house- Educa- Medical Drinking Post. Day or' Communi- ho 1d s tiona1 water & days cat ions (potable) tele- of the (bus graph mar- stop, ketl raHway ~at, stat ion, 'if water- any way) i \ 1 2 3 4 5 , 7 8 9 10 Flridkot la"sn (Part) 57 Sangatp'ura (41 ) 360.00 685 ( 124) P -(-5) . T,TW,HP,C -(-5) -( 10+) -(-5) '. 58 Madahar (40 ) 788.00 1,383 (230) P -(-5) T,HP -(-5) p(S-10) BS 59 Pindi Ba lochan (38) 1,077 .00 1,235 (208 ) P -(-5) T,TW,HP -(-5) -(-5) 8S 60 Virewilla Kalan (39) 451.00 897 (165). P,M,tI P}lC T.HP PTO -(5-10) 8S 61 Bhag Singhwa1a (43) 482.00 762 ( 157) P -(-5) T,HP -(p5) -( -5) -(-5) 62 Ghuduwa1a (42) 522.00 817 (137) P -(-5) T,tiP -(-5) :-(-5) BS 63 Kingra (44 ) 642.00 1,374 (229 ) P -(-5) T,HP -(.-5) (-5) as 64 Bhilewa la (45) 1,146.00 1,653 (266 ) P D T,HP PO, -(5-10) -(-5) PHONE 65 Dhab Sher Singh-(6J) 455.00 972 (171) P -(-5) HP ~(5-10) -(5-10) 8S wala 66 Sukhanwala (64) 1,577 .00 2.356 (397) P,M,H PHC,D T,W.TW. PO . Monthly 85 KP 67 Q11 anau (73) 1,948.00 2.957 (494 ) P,M -(-5) T.HP,C PO -(-5) 85 68 Chet Singhwala (61 ) 407.00 1.040 (179) P -(-5) W,HP PO, - ( 10+) BS PHONE 69 Sher Singhwala (62) 1,358.00 1,696 (271) P,M,H -(-5) T,HP -(-5) -(5-10) BS 70 Machaki Kalan (60) 1,279.00 2,335 (.395) P,M,H, D T,HP PO, -(5-10) BS PUC PHONE I.EC_' 147 ".I1td Use App- lIearest Power Lind use (i. e. area under different types of land use in hectares roach town & supply rounded upto two deci.al places) to distance ynl- (in Ie.s.) forest Irrigated by source Unirri- Cultur- Are. not 1ge , gated able 'anilable waste for culti- ( includ- vat ton in9 gluchar Ind gro.,es) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR Guruhar (12) ED,EAG T( 245.00) ,GC( 197.00), 96.00 19.00 ,Sahat TW(44.00),TWE(4.oo) PR Guruhar (11 ) EA T( 400.00) .GC( 66.00 ) • 333,00 55.00 Sibi TW(242.oo).TWE(92.oo), PR Suruhar (7) ED.EAG T( 372.00) ,GC(166.oo), 618.00 87.00 Sallai W(1.00),TW(1~2.oo),TWE(103.00) PR Sunhar (8) EA T( 380.00) ,GC( 36 7.00) 28.00 8.00 35.00 Sahai TW(8.oo).TWE(5.00) PR Faridleot (22 ) EA T(412.00).GC(392.00), 39.00 1.00 ,30.00 W(8.00),TW(l2.00) PR Faridkot ( 19) EA T(402.00) .GC(363 .OO}. '23.00 54.00, 43.00 TW(6.00).TWE(33.oo) pa Farfdlcot (18) EA .. T( 243.00) ,GC( 183.00), 352.00 6.00 41.00 TWE(60.00) PI Far1dkot (6) T(785~OO).GC(175.00). 301.00 60.00 TWE( 10.00) KR Far1dkot (13) ED,EAG T(137.00),GC(98.oo), 296.00 22.00 TW(7.00),TWE(32.00) PI Far1dleot (10) EA T(1.374.00),6C(635.oo). 203.00 TW(471.00).TWE(268.00) PR Flrfdkot (4) EA T( 681. 00 ) .GC ( 4 72 .00) • 583.00 684.01 TW( Z09. 00) PR Far1dkot (9) EA T(383.00).GC(302.00). 1.00 23.00 TWE(81.00) PR FaridltQt ( 13) EA T{1.280.00),GC(113.0Q). 6.00 72..00 TV(567.00) PI Faridkot (10) EA ' T(1.092.00).GC(l.078.00). 6.00 181.00 TW(14.00) 148 VILUSE FAR IDIOT C.D. BLOCk Allen1Ues and Loca- Ma.e of village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within :t-he t ion (with Hadbast No.) area popull- village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next Code of the t10n to it in brackets the distance in broad rlnges vit. No. v 111.ge and --5 kms. 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place (in nUMber where the facility is available is giVen) hectares) of house- Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Co_uni- holds t 10na 1 water , days cat ions (potable) tele- of the (bus graph .ar- stop, ket/ railway hat' station, i' if water- any way) \ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 '9 10 flr1dkot Tlbstl (Part) 71 Machak1 Khurd (57) 411.00 978 (146) P -(-S) T,HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) 72 Faridkot (Rura1)(75) 5,98Z~ 3,257 (613) P(11 ), H(2).MCW, T,TW,HP, . PTO, Daily BS,RS 14(9), "H,PHC. c PHONE H(8) ? D(3).MH. PUC(2), RP C(Z).TR 73' Virewala Khurd (96) 148.00 640 (99 ) P -(-5) TW,HP,C -(-5) -(5-1Q) -(-5) 74 Mara1ngarh (95) 227.00 347 (54) P -(-5) TW.HP,C -(-5) -(-5) 85 7S Bir Chahal ( 112) 239.00 285 (41) P -(-5) T,HP,C -(.,5) -(-5) 8S 76 Chahal (94 ) 1,237.10 3.483 (639) P -(-5) T,HP,C -(-5) -(-5) as 77 Tehna (92 ) 646.00 2,420 (392) P,"U)," -(-S) TW,H' PO -( .. 5) as 78 Pakka (79) 1,458.00 2,909 (497) P,M -(-5) TW,HP -(-5) -(5-10) BS 79 Kaler (91) 457.00 1.098 (176) p -(5-10) TW,HP -(-5) -(-5) as 80 Moranwal1 (83) 972.00 1,458 (243) , -(5-10) W,HP .'0 -(5-10) 85 81 Ghullliara (84) 370.00 751 (128) P -(-5) T,MP -(-5) -(S-lO) -(-5) 82 Mhr\wala (85) 262.00 754 (127) P.M -(-5 ) T,HP -(-5) -( 10+ I -(-5) 83 Chand Baja (86) 793.00 1.996 (344) P,M.H 0 T.HP PO -(5-10) BS 149 DIRECTORY Land Use App- Nearest Power Land use (f.e. area under dffferent types of land use in hectares roach town , supply rounded up to two dectmal places) to distance vill-' (1 n kms.) Forest Irrigated by source Unirri- Cultur- Area not age gated able available waste for culti- (inc Iud- vat ion lng gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR Faridkot (10) EA T( 367.00) .GC( 36 7.00) 6.00 38.00 PR Faridkot (9 ) EA T(5,430.00),GC(5.262.00), 204.00 144.00 204.00 TWE( 168.00) PR Faridkot (5) EA T( 136 • 00 ) •G C ( 136 .00 ) 12.00 PR Faridkot (5) ED ,EAG T(2-15.00) .GC(Z15.00) 12.00 PR Faridkot (8) EA T( 227 .00) ,GC( 227 .00) 12.00 PR Faridkot (2 ) EA T(758.00),GC(632.00). 395.00 4.00 80.00 W(23.00),TWE(103.00) PR Faridkot (4) ED,EAG T( 457. OOl;GC( 397.00). 136.00 53.00 W(60.00) PR Faridkot (5) ED .EAG T(1.182.00),GC(782.00), 75.00 51.00 150.00 TWE( 400. 00) PR Faridkot ( 7) EA T(331.00),GC(294.00). 98.00 28.00 TWE(37.00) PR Fartdkot (10) EA T(745.00).GC(660.00), 170.00 57.00 TW(41.00).TWE(44.00) PR Faridkot (10) EA T(194~00),GC(131.00). 153.00 23.00 TW(10.00).TWE(53.00) PR Far1dkot (11 ) ED ,EAG T(198.00).GC(154.00). 39.00 25.00 ) TW(Zl.00).TWE(23.00) PR Fartdkot ( 10) ED.EAG T(737.00).GC(426.00). 56.00 TW(149.00.TWE(162.00) 150 flUME FMIDltOI C.D. BLOCK __ tUes .... LOCI- a•• e of villige Totll Tota 1 A.enities .,ailable (if not .,.".b'e withi. tbe t ion (with Hldbast No.) area popula 'f 11.ge, • dash ( .. ) is shown fn the co lU1111 and next tode of the tion to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges 'iz. 10. vi 11lge and --5 k.s. 5--10 k.s. and 10+ k.s. of the nearest pllce (in nUMber nere the facility is available is given) hectlres) of house Educa "ed ica 1 Drinking Post Day or C~uni- holds tion.l w.ter , days cations (pot.ble) tele- of the (bus graph IIlr- stop. ketl, ... n way hat. stat ion. if ••ter- any wal) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Fartdtot Ta~stl C'.rt) 84 Mand.ala (87) 346.00 911 (148) P -(-5) T.TW,HP,C PO -( 10+) as 85 Dhul Kot (88) 971.00 2,754 (416) P.M,H -(-5) T,TW,HP PO -( 10+) as 86 Kot Sukh1a (120) 1.468.00 4.045 (596) '.M(2), D T,HP PO -(10+) as " 87 Chak Dhud; (89) 344.00 296 (42) P -(-5) TW,HP.C -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) 88 Ohudi (90) 1,233.00 3,654 (570) P.M.H RP(4) T.HP PO -( 10+) BS 89 Bhana (93) 1,050.00 2.938 (436) P,M(2), He T,HP PO. -(5-10) as H PHONE 90 Cha.be 11 (118) 456.00 946 (135) P -(-5) HP,C -(-5) -(10+) as 97 Chak alluria (122) 144.00 106 S1kh.nwala (113) 522.00 2.193 (352) P -(-5) T,HP -(5-10) -(5-10) as 109 KaMlana ( 74) '. 194. 00 2,204 (320) P T.TV,HP. -(-5) -(-5) 85 C 11 0 Mlchak 1 Mal (97) 926.00 2.121 (352) P,M.H -(-5) T.TW.HP. -(-5) -(-5) as Slngt!. C 113 Ratti Ror; (72) 930.00 918 (155) P ..M.H -(-5) T.HP.C -(5-10) -(5-10) as 114 Dana Romana (71) 389.00 889 (143) P ~(·5) T 115 Singo Ro.anl (70) 156.00 161 (25) P -(-5) T,HP -(-5) -( 10+) u-". (67) 433.00 1,281 (211) P -(-5) T."P -(5-10) -(5-10) IS 151 DllE(TGI' LallCl lse App- learest Power Land use (i .e. area under different types of land use in hectares roach town , supply rounded upto two deci.al places) to distuee vill- (in k.s.) Forest Irrigated by source Un1rr1- Cu1tur· Area not age gated able available waste for culti- (1nclud- vat ion in9 gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR Far1dkot (12) ED.EAG 1(32O.00).GC(214.00). 4.00 2.00 20.00 1111E( 106.00) PR Faridkot (12) ED .EA6 1(853.00).6C(848.00). 58.00 60.00 1WE(5.00) PR Far1dkot (10) ED.EAG 1(808.00),GC(718.oo) 573.00 87.00 111(49.00).TWE(41.00) PR Faridkot (10) ED .EAG .. t(328.00).GC(280.00). 7.00 9.00 111£(48.00) PR Faridkot (10) EA T(1,091.oo)6C(885.00), 41.00 101.00 TIIIE( 206. 00) PR Faridkot (8) £A T(921.00) ,GC( 592.00). 70.00 59.00 TIII(283.00).TIIE(46.00) PR hr1dkot (11) £A 1(420.00).GC(408.00). 5.00 31.00 1W(8.00).TWE(4.00) inhabited PR Kot Kapura (6) £D .£AG T(456.00).6C(434.00). 23.00 43.00 TW( 22. 00) PR Faridkot (2) £D .EAG T(712.00).GC(591.00). 191.00 1.00 284.00 TilE ( 121.00) PR Faridkot (5) £D.EAG T(746.00).GC(743.00}. 24.00 25.00 131.00 TWE(3.00} PR Far1dkot (5) ED .EAG T(478.00).GC(389.00), 434.00 12.00 6.00 TW( 45. 00.). TWE( 44.00) PR Far1dkot (10) EA.EAG T(356.00).6C(321.00) 25.00 8.00 TII(9.00).1I1E(26.00) PR Far1dkot ( 10) ED.EAG 1(150.00),GC(80.00). 6.00 TW(26.00).TW£(44.00) flr1dkot (10) ED ,EAG T(359.oo),6C(251.00). 41.00 4.00 z,~oo 1W(58.oo).TIIE(44.00) 152 VILLAGE FARIDKOT, C.D. ILOCK Allentties and Loca- Nallle of village Tota 1 Tota 1 Amenities ava 11 ab Ie (if not available within the t ion (with Hadbast "0.) area popula- village. a dash (- ) is shown in the co 1umn and next Code of the tion to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. No. village and --5 kills. 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place (in number where the facility is available is given) hectares) of house- Educa- Med iea 1 Drinking Post Day or COllll1uni- holds t fona 1 water & days cat fans (potable) te1e- of the (bus graph mar- stop. ket/ railway ,hat, station. if water- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Faridkot Tahsil (Part) 117 Hariewa la (65 ) 701.00 750 (127) P -(5-10) T.TW.HP -(5-10) -(5-10) BS 118 Chak Da990 (68) 287.00 Un- ' Romana 119 Chak Shama (66 ) 106.00 55 (10) P -(-5) W.HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 72.448.00 1.26.344 P(1031. H(4) • (20.772) 11(41) IIC.,(l) H(27). 11M (3) • PUC(5). C.,C(O). C{Z). HC(4). TR(1). PHC(9). 1(0). 0(18). AC(D). PHS(3) • 0(0) TI(O). FPC( 1) • • H(2). , SIIP(3). RP(8). CH"( 1). 0(0) 153 D~RECTORY lind Use ~pp- Nearest Power land use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares 'oach town & supply rounded upto two decimal places) :0 distance '111- (in kms.) Forest Irrigated by source Un1rri Cultur- Area not Ige gated able available waste for culti- (includ- vation ing gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 R Far1dkot (12) ED ,EAG .. T(623.00),GC(202.00), 46.00 32.00 TW(210.00),TWE(211.00) nhab1ted R Kot Kapura (12) EA T(92.00).GC(92.oo) 14.00 1334.00 T(46.184.00) • 17.093.00 811.00 5.587.00 6C(34.061.00). 11(144.00). TIlE( 6 .346.00) TII(5.567.00) 0(60.00) I ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VtLLAGSS- III KOT KAPtJRA C.D. BLOCK 151 M.PHMETlCAL LIST OF '1..... 5 lOT IAPutA C.D. ILOCK Sr. ft ••• of vi "age 1991 Census 1981 Census No. (wtth Hadb.~t No.) location location Location Location Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (CoIIIputer) 1 2 3 4 5 6 Far1dkot Tahsil (Plrt) 1 Ajit Gill (139) 20/12/2/149 20/12/0020/0149 17/12/2/147 17/1Z10020/0147 2 Augand,wa 1a (13) 20/12/2/161 20/12/0020/0161 17/12/2/158 17/12/0020/0158 3 Aulakh (123) 20/12/2/98 20/12/0020/0098 17/12/2/101 17/12/0020/0101 4 Bageana (121 ) 20/12/2/96 20/12/0020/0096 17/1212/99 11/12/0020/0099 5 Baja Khana (151) 20/12/2/165 20/12/0020/0165 17/12/21165 11/1210020/0165 6 Ba.rgari (145) 20/12/2/103 20/12/0020/0103 17/12/2/106 17/12/0020/0106 7 8ehbal Kalan (142) 20/12121152 20/12/0020/0152 17/12/2/152 17/1210020/0152 8 Behbal Khurd (143) 20/12/2/153 20/12/0020/0153 17/12/2/153 17/12/0020/0153 9 Bhairon Ki Bhatti (104) 20/12121131 « 2011210020/0131 17/12/2/131 17/12/0020/0131 10 Bir S1khanwala (114) 20/12/2193 20/12/0020/0093 17/12/Z/96 17/12/0020/0096 11 Bishanandi (6) 20/12/2/139 20/12/0020/0139 17/12/2/139 17/12/0020/0139 12 Burj Harika (146) 20/12/2/102 20/12/0020/0102 17112/2/105 17/12/002010105 13 Burj Jawahar (147) 20/12/2/155 20/12/0020/0155 17/12/2/152 17/12/0020/0152 Singb •• ,. 14 Chaina (3) 20/12/2/144 20/1210020/0144 17/12/2/140 17/12/0020/0140 15 Chak Dhimanwa11 (69) 20/12/2/112 20/12/0020/0112 17/12121113 17/12/0020/0113 16 Chak Kalyan (101 ) 20/12/2/121 20/12/0020/0121 17/12/2/121 . 17/12/0020/0121 17 Chand Shan (9) 20/12/2/140 20/12/0020/0140 17/12/2/161 17/12/0020/0161 18 Oal Sthghwa'a (16) 20/12/2/158 20/12/0020/0158 17/12/2/155 17/12/0020/0155 19 Oawareana (109) 20/12/2/123 20/12/0020/0123 17/12/2/123 17/12/0020/0123 20 Oevfwala (115) 20/12/2/94 20/12/0020/0094 17/12/2/97 17/12/0020/0097 21 Ohaipa1 (131) 20/12/2/147 20/12/0020/0147 17/12/2/144 17/12/0020/0144 22 Ohilwan Kalan (ll]) 20/12/21104 20/12/0020/0104 17/12/2/107 17/12/0020/0107 23 Bhf.anwal1 (98) 20/12/2/111 20/12/0020/0111 17/12/2/112 17/12/0020/0112 24 Dod (3) 20/12/2/167 20/12/0020/0167 17/12/2112 17/12/0020/0012 25 Fatehgarh (11) 20/12/2/163 20/12/0020/0163 17~12/2/162 17/12/0020/0162 26 Chan ian (7) 20/12/2/169 20112/0020/0169 17/12/2/169 17/12/0020/0169 27 Ghan1ewala (125) 20/12/2/100 20/12/0020/0100 - 17/1212/103 17/12/0020/0103 28 Gobindgarh (12) 20/12/2/162 20/12/0020/0162 17/12/2/163 17/12/0020/0163 29 Gondara (148) 20/12/2/156 20/12/0020/0156 17/12/2/153 17/12/0020/0153 30 Gumtf Khurd (10) 20/12/2/141 20/12/0020/0141 17/1212/160 17/12/0020/0160 ' 158' M.PHMETICAL LIST OF flUMES lOT IAPUIA C.D. ILOCI Sr. U.e of v illagt 1991 Census 1981 Census No. (w1th H.db.lt No.) location location location location Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (COIIIputer) 1 2 3 4 5 6 Far1dkot Tlh$n (Part) 31 Gurusar (141 ) 20/12/2/151 20/1210020/0151 17/12121148 17/1Z10020/0148 32 Harinau (105) 20112121130 20/12/0020/0130 17/1212/130 11/12j0020/0130 33 Jaitu (1) 20/12/2/142 20/12/0020/0142 17/12/2/159 17/12/0020/0159 34 Jalaleana . (110) 20/12/2/108 20/12/0020/010~ 17/1212/109 17/12/0020/0109 35 Jeonwal, (124) 20/1212199 20/12/0020/0099 17/12/2/102 17/12/0020/0102 36 Jttakharwa 1a , (149) 20/12/2/157 20/1210020/0157 17/1212/154 17/12/0020/0154 37 Karirwa11 (5) 20/12/2/138 20/12/0020/0138 17/12/21138 17/12/0020/0138 38 KlulII Bhatt 1 (133) 20/12/2/135 20/12/0020/0135 17112/21135 17/12/0020/0135 39· Khaehar." (136) 20/12/2/134 20/1210020/0134 17/12/2/134 17/12/0020/0134 40 Khara (102) 20/12/2/126 20/12/0020/0126 17112/21126 17/12/0020/0126 41 Koharwal. (130) 20/12/2/129 20/1210020/0129 17/12/2/129 17/12/0020/0129 "_2 Kat Kapur. (129) 20/12/2/105 20/121002010105 17/12/2/108 17/12/0020/0108 43 Lllllbwali (150) 20/12/2/166 20/1210020/0166 17/12/2/166 '7/12/0020/0166 44 Madhlk (135) 20/12121133 20/1210020/0133 17/12/21133 17112/0020/0133 45 Malla (4) 2011212/168 20/12/0020/0168 17/12/2/168 17/1210020/0168 .6 Matta ( 132) 20/12/21146 20/12/0020/0146 17/12/2/143 17/12/0020/0143 41 Maur (103) 20/1212/127 20/12/0020/0127 17112/2/127 17/12/0020/0127 48 Nangal (119) 20/1212191 20/12/0020/0091 17/1212/94 17112/0020/0094 49 Nathew.la (117) 20/12/2/92 20/12/0020/0092 17/1212195 11/12/0020/0095 50 P.nj Gra1n Kalan (126) 20/12/2/101 20/1Z/00l0/0101 17/12/2/104 17/12/0020/0104 51 Ph1de Kalan (100) 20/12/2/120 20/12/0020/0120 11/12/2/120 17/12/002010120 I S2 Phide Khurd (99) 20/12/21122 20/12/0020/0122 17/12/2/122 17/12/0020/0122 53 RJllllana (137) 20/12/2/137 20/12/0020/0137 17/12/2/137 1711210020/0137 54 Ramgarh (4) 20/12/2/143 20/12/0020/0143 17/1212/141 17112/0020/0141 55 Ramuwala (2) 20/12/2/145 20/12/0020/0145 17/12/2/142 17/12/0020/0142 56 Ran Singhwala (144) 20/12/2/154 '-20/12/0020/0154 17/12/2/151 17/12/0020/0151 57 Rauwala (14) 20/12121160 20/12/0020/0160 17/12/2/157 17/1210020/0157 58 Romana Ajit Singh (8) 20/12/2/170 20/12/0020/0170 17/12/2/170 17/12/0020/0170 59 ROIIIana Albel Sfngh (128) 20/12/2/148 20/12/0020/0148 17/12/2/145 17/12/002010145 60 Rod Kapura (138) 20/12/2/136 20/12/0020/0136 17/12/21136 11/12/002010136 . -,- 159 AlPtfAIETlCAL LIST Of VILLAGES ItOT IAPURA C.D. ILOCI Sr'. .... of villI,. 1991 Census 1981 Census Ito. (wttb Hldbast 10.) Location Location Location Location Code Code Code Code (Manu~l) . (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 1 2 3 4 5 6 Fartdkot Tahsil (Part) 61 Sandhwan (111) 20/1212/107 20/1210020/0107 17/12/2174 17/12/002010074 52 Sirawan (140) 2011212/150 20/12/0020/0150 17112/21146 . 17/12/0020/0146 53 S.cltla Singhw.la (15) 20/12/2/159 20/12/0020/0159 17/12/21156 17/12/002010156 54 Sirsari (116) 20/1212/95 20/12/0020/0095 17/12/2198 17/12/0020/0098 65 Sur Ghuri (134) 20/12/2/132 20/12/0020/0132 17/12121132 17/1210020/0132 66- .Thara (106) 20/12/2/128 20/12/0020/0128 17/12/2/128 17/12/0020/0128 67 Wander Jatana (108) 20/12/2/124 20/12/0020/0122 17/12/2/124 17/12/0020/0124 68 Wlra Sheikl, (152) 20/12/2/164 20/12/0020/0164 17/12/2/164 1711210020/0164 69 Wara Daraka (107) 20/1212/125 20/12{0020/0125 17/12/21125 17/12{0020/0125 VILLAGE DlBECTOay )tOT ItAPUllA C.D. BLOCIl 162 'ILLAH lot '.pun C.D. BLOCK __ttm .ad loca- Mame of village Tota 1 lot., Amenities ava nable (H not available within the t ion (with Hadbast No.) area popula- village, a duh (-) is shown fn the co lu.n and HXt Code of the tion to it in brackets the distance in broad rlnges viz. No. vi llate and --5 killS. 5--10 .kllls. and 10+ killS. of the nearest place (in nUlllber where the facility is available is given) hectares) of house- Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Co.uni- holds tional water days cat ions (potable) •tele- of the (bus grlph .Ir- stop, ketl raHway r hat, $tat ion, if .ater- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Far1dkot raltsl1 ('art) 91 hng.' ( 119) 390.00 816 (140) p H,CVe HP,C -(-5) -( 10+) 8S 92 Hathewala ( 117) 264.00 1.174 (144) P -(5-l0) V,TW,HP.e -(-6) -(5-10) 85 93 Sir Stkhln- (114) 1.021.00 522 (99) P -(-5) W,TW.HP,C -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) wala 94 Deviwala ( 115) 511.00 1.549 (235) P -(-5) V.lV.HP,C -(-5) -(-5) -(-51 '5 Sirsari , 116) 552.00 1.425 (236) P ewe HP.C -(-5) -(5-10) 8S H Baguna (121) 740.00 1.151 (270) p cwe TW.HP,C -(-5) -(-5) 85 '8 Avlakh ( 12:3) 1,218.00 3.'00 (535) P(2). -(-5) T,T".HP.C PO -(-5) as H.H 99 Jeonwala (1t4) 1.213.0'0 3,720 (607) P(2), PHC T.HP PO -(10+) IS M,M 100 Ghaniewala (125) 567.00 1.596 (249) , PHC T.W.HP PO. -( 10+) as . PHONE 101 Panj Gra'n (126) ~.913.00 9.009 0.415) P(2) • H.RP(6) T.MP PO. -(5-10) 8S Ul.n H,H PHONE 1t12 Burj Harikl (146 ) 618.00 1.924 {2"T P.M -(-5) T.TV.HP.C -(-5) -(10+) 8S 103 Bargari (145) 2.038.QO 6,3&6 (1.097) P(2} • ",'HC. T.TV.H',e PO. -(5-10) IS M.H PHS.D. 'WOKE AP.eHW 104 ,lInwal\. (127) 2.565.00 6.503 (994) P(2'. RP(1) T,MP PO. -(-5) IS Kalan Mil''' PHONE 105 Kot Kapur. (129),6.273.00 a.311 (1.3l4) P(24) • H.MCW, T.HP PTO, Daily tS.RS MOl) • CWC.D. PHONE H(1). FPC.RP(18), '''t(3). 8(14) C(2),O(3) 163 aJlfCTORY Land· Use App - Nea re st Power Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares roach .town & supply rounded upto two decimal places) to distance vill- (in kms.) Forest Irrigated by source Unirri~ Cultur- Area not age, gated able available waste for culti- (t ilc lud- vat ton ing gauchar and groves) 11 12 '13 14 15 16 17 18 Fa!tdkot Tahsil (Part) PR Far1dkot (12) EO.EAG .. T(315.00).GC(204.00). 31.00 10.00 34.00 TII(Sl.OO} .·TIIE( 30.00) PR Kot K~pura (6) EA T(203.00).GC(203.00)~ 18.00' 14.00 29.00 PR' Kot Kapura (3) EA ·. r(807.00}.GC(807.00} 1.00 213.00 PR Kot Kapura (4) EA · T(467.00).GC(458.00). 2.00 . .. 42.00 . TWE(.9 .00) PR Kot Kapura (9') EO.EAG T(484.00),GC(358.00). 7.00 29.00 32.00 TW(\02.00J,TWE(24~00) PR Kot Kapura (8) EJ).EAG T( 3?4~00 I,GC(280 .00) ,. 378.00 2.00 36.00 TII(28.00), TWE( 16.00) PR Kot Kapura (12) ED.EAG ·. T(898.00)GC(432.00)W(120.00) 304.00 76.00 TW(212.00)TWE(134.uO) PR Kot Kapura ( 12) EA T( 962 .00 )6C( 6.57.00 )W( 70.00), 162.00 7.00 82.00 TW(100.00).TWE(135.00) PR Kot Kapura • (15) ED.EAG T(516.00}GC(444.00)W(32.00), 3.00 48.00 TW(20.00),TWE(20.00) PR Kot Kapura (7) EA T(2676.00).GC(2494.00). 2.00 3.00 232.00 TII(61.00).TIIE(121.00) PR Kot Kapura (11) EA T(559.00).6C(559.00) 59.00 PI Kot Kapura (10) EA T(1869.00).GC(1866.00), 1.00 1.00 167.00 TIIE(3.00) PR Kot Kapura (5) EA T(2227.00).GC(2078.00). 104.00 234.00 TW(109.000,TWE(40.00) PR Kot Kapura (0) EA T(7313.00).GC(7277.00), 178.00 782.00 TII(36.00) 164 VILLAGE KaT KAPURA C.D. BLOCK Menit1es and Loca- Name of vi 11 age Tota 1 Tota 1 Amenities available (if not available within the ticn (with Hadbast Mn.) area popula- village, a dash (~) i s sh~wn in the column and next Code of the t ion to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. Mo. village and --5 kms. 5~-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place ( in number where the facility is avai1able is given) hecta re s) of house- Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- holds tiona' water days c at ions (potable) •tele- of the (bus gi'aph mar- stop, ketl railway ~at, station, if water- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Far1dkot Ta~s1' ('.rt) 107 Sandhwan (111 ) 994.00 5,470 (l,11S) P,M,H D.FPC T,TW.HP PTO) -(-5) BS,RS PHONE 108 Ja1aleana ( 110) 301.00 1,348 (219) P.M.H.O ewe T.TW.HP PO . -( -5) -(-5) 111 Dhimanwal1 (98) 761.00 2,510 (412) P,M.H.O PHC T,MP PO -(5-10) as 112 Chak (69) 227.00 Un- Dh1manwal1 120 Ph1de Kalan (100) 580.00 975 ( 147) p -(-5) T,TW,HP,C -(5-10) -(5-10) 8S 121 Chak Ka 1yan (101) 408.00 1,139 (185) P -(-5) T,TW.HP.C -(5-10) -(5-10) BS 122 Ph1de Khurd (99) 375.00 1.005 "79) P -(5-10) T.TW,HP,C -(5-10) -(5-10) 8S 123 Dawareana (109) 462.00 1.646 (261) P -(-5) T.HP -(-5) -(-5) 8S 124 WonderJatana(108) 1,386.00 4.035 (681) P,M.H -(-5) T,TW.HP -(~5) -(-5) as.RS 125 Wara Danko (101) 933.00 2.121 ( 518) P.M.H ewt,n. T.TW.HP.C PO. Dany as RP(2) PHONE 126 Khara (102) 1.798.00 4,572 (748) p(2) • D,I' T;TW,HP.,c PO. D.11y '8S N.H PHONE 127 Haui' (103) 1.006.00 2,566 (415) P,M MH T,TW.HP.C PO, -(10+) 8S PHONE 128 Thara (l06) 535.00 990 (173) P -\5-10) T.TW.HP,C PO -(5-10) as 129 Koharw,'a (130) 541.00 2.247 (428) P.M.H.O RP(2) r,TW.HP,C -(-5) -(-5) as 130 Harinau (105) 1.691.00 5,033 (815) P,M,H PHC. r,HP PO, Oa11y as CHW(l) PHOIIE 165 DIRECTORY Land Use App- Nea re st Power Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares roach town & supply rounded upto two decimal places) to distance v;11- (inkms.) Forest Irrigated by source Un i rr i- Cultur- Area not age gated able available waste for culti- ( inc lud- vat ion ing gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR. Kot Kapura ( 5) EA T(873.00J.GC(873.00) 108.00 13.00 PR Kot Kapura (4) EA T(266.00).GC(204.00). 35.00 TW{60.00).TWE(2.00} , PR Faridkot (6 ) EA T(673.00)GC(642.00). 88.00 TWE(31.00) inhabited Kot K·apura (12) ED.EAG T(408.00).GC(349.00). 97.00 2.00 73.00 TWE(59.00) PR Kot Kapura ( 10) EO,£AG T(370.QO).GC(370.00) 38.00 PR Faridkot ( 11) ED,EAG T(331.00).GC(328.00) 2.00 42.00 TWE(3.00) PR Kot Kapura (5 ) EA T(428.00).GC(218.00). 2.00 32.00 TW(110.00).TWE(100.00) PR Kot Kapura (8 ) EA T(1232.00).GC(1077.00). 46.00 108.00 W(2.00).TW(61.00).TWE(92.00) PR Kot Kapura ( 5) EA T(859.00).GC(859.00) 74.00 PR Kot Kapura (10) EA T(1666.00).GC(1666.00) 20.00 6.00 106.00 PR Kot Kapl!t'a (13) EA T(838.00),GC(838.00) 98.00 70.00 PR Kot Kapura (10) EA T{500.00).GC{387.001. 35.00 TW(28.00).TWE(85.00) PR Kot Kapura (5) EO,EAG T(489.GO),GC(449.00). 9.00 43.00 TW(15.00).TWE(25.00) PR Kot Kapura (7) EA T(15~2.00}:~C(1538.00). 4.00 145.00 TWE(4.00) 166 VILLAGE· ~O.T IArORA C.D. ILOCI Aaentttes and I Loca- Name of village Total Total . A""'reS available (U ndt avatlable within the :t ion (with Hadbast No.) area popula- villa e. a dash (-) is shown in the column and next Code of the· t10n to it \lin brackets the d1rtance 1n broad ranges v1z. I No. village and 10+ .--5 k.s.. I 5--10 k.s. and. kNS. of the nearest place (in nu.ber where ~he facility is available 1s given) hectares) 'of house- Educa-., Medical Drinking Post. Day or COlllluni- holds t tonal water days cations (potable) "tele- of the (bus graph lIIar- stop. htl railway hat, statton, if water- any way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Fartdk,t Ta's,' I(~~.. t' 131 8hairon-K1~ (104) 479.00 489; (76) P -(-5) T.TW,HP -(-s) -(-5) -(-s) Bhatti '132 Sur Ghuri C134} 730.0Q_ 2.480 (387, P.M -(10+) T,HP.C -(-5) -(10+) 85 133 Madhak ( 135) 959.00 2,117 (369) P,M,H MH,CWC. T.HP PO -(10+) BS FPC 134 Khacharan (136) 560.00 1.263 (221 ) P PHS HP,C -(-5) -(S-10) 8S '. 135 Kasa.Bhatti (133) 534.00 2.730 (417) P -(5-10) T.HP.C PO -(5-10) 8S 136 Rorf Kapura (138) 1,804.00 2.619 ' (l6S) P(7) • H,D T,TW,HP,C PO -(5-10)BS M.H t37 Raftana (137) 1,615.00 3,582 (575) P,M,H H.MH,D T.HP .. (5-10) -(5-10) IS 138 Karlrwal1 (S) 799.00 \.990 (305) P -(·-5) T.TW,HP -(-5, -(5-10) IS 139 Bfshanandi . (6) 980.00 2,583 (448) P.M.H MH.D T.TW.HP.C PO -(5-10) IS .--~ 140 Chand Shan (9) 1.063.00 3.795 (626') P,M.H H,PHe.D T,If.e -(5-10) -(5-10' 8S.RS 141 Gu.ti Kh.urd (10) 990.00 2.083 (~9) P.M.H '-(-5) T.C PHOIIE -(-5) IS 142 Ja1tu (1) 4.617.00 979 ( 146) . P( 2). H,PHe.O, T,HP Pl0. Oafl, IS,IS M(3', RP PKOIIE H(3).eO 143 ~1It.rh (4) 595.00 1.2" (218) P "" HP PHONE -(-5) "'(-5) 144 Chain (3) 840.00 Z.40~ (339) P,M,H M" T,MP PO -(5-10) IS ',' ., " 167 DIRECTORY Land Use App- Nearest Power Land use (t.e. area under different types of land use in hectares roach town & supply rounded upto two decimal places) to , distance vill- (in kms.) Forest Irrigated by source Unirr1- Cu1tur- Area not age gated able available waste for culti- (includ~ vatioR ing gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR Ko$ Kapura (9) EA •• T(426.00).6C(388.00). 4.00 49.00 TV(38.00) PI d.,ttu (11 ) ED.EAG T(653.00).GC(649.00). 19.00 58.00 TV(4.00) PI daltu 03) EA T(894 .. 00) ,GCe878.00), 65.00 V(3.00).TWE(13.00r PR Jattu (\0) ED.EAG T(487.00),6C(487.00) 40.00 31.00 2.00 PR dattu (107 ED.EAG T(491.00).GC(487.00). 3.00 40.00 TV(4.00) PR dattu (6) EA '.. T(1380.00).6C(1068.00). 313.00 111.0~ TV(312.00) 'PI Jattu (10) ED.EAG T(117S.00).GC(893.00): 337.00 103.00 TW(112.00).TVE(170.00) 26.00 PR ilattu ' (10) EA .. T(725.00).GC(513.00). , .. 48.00 TW(91.00),TVE(12l.00) PR oJattu (6) EA T(867.00).GC(788.00). 62.00 51.00 TV(40.00}'ffVE(39.00) PI daitu (6) EA T('94l.00) .GC(941.00) 122.00 PR dattu (4) 'EIJ~Ali T(588.00).GC(5ijtr.OO), 321.00 81.00 TV(60.00).TWE(28~OO) PR daltu (0) EA T(4169.00).GC(2707.00). 260.00 105.00 83.00 TW(675.00~.TWE(787.00) PR Ja1tu (4) EO,EAG T(534.00),GC(534.00} ' .. 8.00 53.00' PR Jattu (6) ED,EAG T(766.00).GC(748.00). 17.00 57.00 TW(lS.OO) 168 VILLAGE KOT K~RA C.D. BLOCK _nities and " Loca- Name of village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the tion (with Hadbast No.) area popu1a- village. a dash (-) is shown in the co lumn and next Code of the t ion to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. No. village and --5 kms. 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place lin number where the facility is available is given) hectares) of house Educa~ Medical Orinking Post Day or eommuni- ho ld s tional water & days cat ions (potable) tele- of the (bus graph mar- stop, ket/ railway , hat, stat ion, if water- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Faridkot Tahsil (Part) 145 Ramuwala (2) 642.00 2.041 (281) P,O, -(-5) T,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS 146 Matta (132) ';85'.DO 5,156 (772) P,M,H MH.D T,HP po. -(5-10) BS PHONE 147 Dhaipai (131) 869.00 2.105 (353) P,M MH,HC T PO, -(5-10) BS PHONE 148 Romana (12S) 481.00 1,441 (241) P,M MH T "0 -(5-10) BS,RS A.lbel Singh 149 AjitGill (139) 607.00 1,986 (325) P,M MH.PHC.O TW,HP -(-S) -(-5) BS,RS 150 S~rawan (140) 1,128.00 4,069 (651) ,P.M.H PHC,O,O T,HP,e PO, -(5-10) BS PHONE lS1 Gurusar (141) 492.00 1,3S2 (214) P PHC,D T,TW,HP,C -(-5) -(5-10) as 1S2 Behba 1 (142) 710.00 1,556 (240) P,M ewe, T,HP -(-5) -(-s) BS Kalan RP(Z) 153 Behba 1 (143) 726.00 1.932 (336) P.M,H CWC,RP T,TW,HP,C PO -(-5) BS Khurd 154 Ran Singl'l- (144) 94~Li):'\ l,ilU ('178) P PHC T,TW,HP -( 5-10) -I -5) BS wala 155 Burj Jawahar(147) 360.00 1,466 (247) P.M PHC T,W,TW,HP -(-S) -15-10) BS S inghwI \a 156 Gondara (148) 735.00 2,032 (320) P,M -(-5) T, TW,HP,C -( ·5) -(5-10) as 157 Jhakharwala (149) 1,116.00 2,814 (473i r,M o T,HP -(5-10) -(-5) BS 158 Oal Singh- (16) 696.00 2,428 (377) P T,HP -(5-10) ~(5·1D) BS wala 159 Sedha Singh (15) 411.00 925 (178) p r, ,.'? 85 wala DIRECTORY 169 Land Use App- Nearest Power Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares 'roach town & supply rounded upto two decimal places) to distance vOl-' ( in kms.) Forest Irrigated by source Unirr i- Cu1tur- Area not age gated able available waste for cu1t1· (inc lud- vat ion lng gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR Jaitu (4) EO,EAG T(560.00),GC(560.00) 35.00 47.00 PR Jaitu (6) EO,EAG T(1741.00),GC(1741.00) 61.00 49.00 PR Kot Kapura (6) EA T(769.00),GC(769.00) 100.00 PR Kot Kapura (8) EA T(436.00),GC(436.00) 45.00 PR Ja1tu (4) EO,EAG T(439.00),GC(436.00), 104.00 64.00 W(3.00) PR Kot Kapura (10) EA T(1049.00),GC(1048.00), 3.00 76.00 ·1i(1.00) PR Kot Kapura ( 10) EA T(437.00),GC(420.CO). 22.00 33.00 THE ( 17.00) PR Kot Kapura ( 11 ) ED,EAG T(582.00),GC(438.00). 64.00 64.00 TW(104.00).TWE(40.00) PR Ja1tu (5 ) EO.EAG T(660.00),GC(660.00) 66.00 PR Jaitu (6 ) ED,EAG T(867.00).GC(804.00). 11.00 62.00 1WE(63.00) PR Kot Kapura (20) ED,EAG 1(327.00),GC(327.00) 33.00 PR Kot KapUl'a (18 ) EA 1(675.00),GC(675.00) 60.00 PR Jaitu (8) EA T( 984.00) .GC'(840.00). 59.00 73.00 1WE(144.00) PR Jaltu (4) ED.EAG T(575,OO),GC(S30.00), 66.00 55.00 1WE(45.00) PR Ja1tu (4) £A 1(375.00).GC(371.00) 6.00, 30.00 TW£(4.00) 170 VILLAGE KOT KAPURA C.D. BLOCK A.enities and Loca- Name of village Tota 1 Tota 1 A~2nltles available (if not available within the tion (with Hadbast No.) area popul<;, V~n1\ge, a dash (-J is shown in the column and.nei(t Code of the t ion to it 11' brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. No. village and --5 kms. 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place (in number where the facility is available is given) hectares) of house Educa Med iea 1 Drinking Post Day or Communi- holds tional WAter & .days cat ions (potable) tele- of the (bus graph mar- stop. ket/ railway I hat. stat ton. i.f water- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Faridkot Tahsil (Part) 160 Rauwala (14) 255.00 666 (99) . P.M,H -(-5) T,HP -(-5) -(-S} BS 161 Augandwala (13) 362.00 1.071 (173) P,M,H -(-s) T,HP -(-$) -(-5) -(-5) 162 Gobindgarh (12) 1.059.00 2.384 (381) P.H,K CW~.HC T.KP PO -(-5) as 163 Fatehgarh (11) 1.248.00 2.128 (342). P(3). -(-5) T.HP.C PO Daily as M.H 164 Wara Bhaika (152) 862.00 2.187 (339) P.0(21. 0 HP -(-5) -(-5) as 165 Baja Khana (151) 1.526.00 4.460 (710) P(2).M. H T,HP PO. D.'11y BS H.PUC PHONE 166 la.bwal1 (150) 640.00 2.866. (490) P .. ( .. 5) T.N.TII. -(-5) ~(-5) 8S HP 167 Dod (3) 1.232.00 3.204 (546) P(2).M HC.PHC T.C -(-5) -(-5) as 168 M.n. .(4,'1.010.00 3.110 (534) P -(-5) T.HP -(-5) 169. Ghantan (7) 845.00 1.753 .(249), P.M -(10+) T.TW.HP -( -5) -(10+) as 170 Ro ..n. A31t (8) 1.245.00 3.055 (496) P(2) .M. PHC.CHII. T. TII.HP.C PO. -( 10+) BS Singh H(2)PUC 0 PHONE 73.554.00 1.75.157 P(104) , "",.JlCII(1) (28580) JI(56). .(10).&11&(10) H(40). IIC(3).'HC(14, PUC(S). D(16).PII5(2) C(3). TI(O).FPC(J) 11(0) IH(O),.CO) 1(0). .'(41).C""(5) Ae(O} 0(17) 0(10) 171 DIRECTORY Land Use App- Nearest Power Land uS"e (i .e. area under different types of land use in hectares roach town & supply rounded upto two decimal places) to dist.ance ,vill- (in kms.) Forest Irrigated by source Un irr i Cu1tur- Area not age gated able available waste for culti- (includ- vation ing gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR Jaitu (5) EA T(230.00),GC(217.00), 2.00 23.00 TW(13.00) PR Jaitu (5) EA ' T(324.00),GC(277.00), 13.00 25.00 TW(20.00),TWE(27.00) PR Jaitu (6) EA T(842.00),GC(681.00), 122.00 95.00 TW(7S.00),TWE(S3.00) PR Jaitu (5 ) ED,EAG T(1142.00),GC(1026.00), 36.00 70.00 TW( 116.00) PR ".itu (9) ED,EAG T(633.00),GC(449.00), 173.00 56.00 TW(S4.00),TWE(100.00) r , PR Jaitu (10) EA T(1302.00),GC(1225.00), 99.00 125.00 TW£(77.00) PR Jaitu (11 ) ED,EAG T(464.00),GC(293.00), 123.00 53.00 TW(91.00),TWE(SO.00) PR Ja1tu (10) EA T(1101.00),GC(962.00), 34.00 97.00 TW(139.00) PR ,)aitu (13) ED.EAG T(795.00),GC(554.00), 129.00 86.00 TW( 100?00). TWE( 141.00) PR Ja1tu (14 ) ED.EAG T(742.00).6C(534.00) 41.00 62.00 TW(83.00),TWE(125.00) PR Ja1tu (15) EA T(1131.00),GC(893.00), 39.00 75.00 1W(143.00).1W£(95.00) T(63373.00) 4220.00 219.00 5515.00 6C(56662.00) 11(231.00) TVE(313Z.00} TV(3348.00) ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES IN LAMBI C.D. BLOCK 175 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES LAllI C.D. BLOCK Sr. Name of v111age 1991 Census 1981 Census ~o • (with Hadbast No.) Location Location Location Location Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) . 2 3 4 5 6 Muttsar Ta~stl (Part) Abul Khurana (159) 20/12/3/195 20/12/0030/0195 17/12/3/191 17/12/0030/0191 2 Anania 134) 20/1213/202 20/)2/0030/0202, )7/12131198 )71)2/003010198 3 Arn1wala lIaz1ran (45) 20/12/3/192 20/12/0030/0192 17/12/3/188 17/12/0030/0188 4 Babwal1 Pahur1an- (48) 20/12/3/194 20/12/003010194 17/12/3/190 /11/12/0030/0190 wali 5 Badal (3) 20/12/3/214 20/12/0030/0214 17/12/3/210 17/12/0030/0210 6. Banwa1a Anu (13) 20/12/3/220 20/12/0030/0220 17/12/3/216 17/12/0030/0216 7 Bhagu (11) 20/12/3/217 20/12/0030/0217 1711213/213 17/12/0030/0213 8 Bh1tt1wa1a (24) 20/12/3/224 20/1Z/0030/0224 11/12/3/ZZ0 17/12/0030/0ZZ0 9 Bhullarwa1a ( 19) 20/12/3.(!26 20/12/0030/0226 17112./3/222 17/12/0030/0222 0 8idowal1 (l) 20/12/3/212 20112/0030/0212 17112/3/208 17/12/0030/0Z08 11 Channu (31 ) 20/12/3/199 20/1Z/0030/0199 17/12/3/195 17/12/0030/0195 12 Deon Khera (47) 20/12/3/205 20/12/0030/0205 17/12/3/201 17/12/003010201 3 Dhau1a (160) 20/12/3/196 20/12/0030/0196 17/12/3/192 17/12/0030/0192 14 f aehpur Han hn- (46 ) 20/12/3/191 20/1Z/0030/0191 17/12/3/187 17/12/0030/0167 wala 5 far1d Khera (51) 20/12/3/186 20/12/0030/0186 17/12/3/182 17/12/0030/0182 6 fatta Khen (16) 20/12/3/2Z9 20/1Z/0030/0229 17/12/3/Z25 17/12/0030/0Z25 7 fatuh1 Khera (36) 20/12/3/207 20/12/0030/0207·" 17/12/3/203 17/12/0030/9203 8 fatuh1wa1a (6) 20/12/3/233 , 20/12/0030/0233 17/12/3/229 17/12/0030/0Z29 9 Gagar (4) ZO/12/3/215 20/12/0030/0215 17/12/3/211 1711210030/0211 :0: Ghumarwala (14) 20/12/3/Z19 ZO/U/0030/0219 17112/3/215 17/12/0030/0215 1 Makuwa1a (18) 20/1Z/3/2Z7 ZO/12:/0030/0227 17/12/3/223 17/12/0030/0223 :2 Kakhanwal1 (25) ~0/12/3/2Z1 20/12/0030/0221 17/12/3/217 17/12/0030/0Z17 :3 Kandu Khera (20) 20/12/3/225 20/12/0030/0225 17/12/3/221 17/12/0030/0221 4 Kangllnpura (49) 20/12/3/193 20/12/0030/0193 17 /12/3/189 17/12/0030/0189 '5 Khellll Khera (43) 20/12/3/188 20/1Z/0030/0188 17/12/3/184 17/12/0030/0184 6 Kheowlll1 . (12) 20/12/3/210 20/12/0030/0210 17/12/3/206 17/12/0030/0206 7 Khudian Gu1ab (Z8) ZO/12/3/Z01 ZO/lZ/0030/0201 17/12/3/197 17/12/0030/0197 Singh 8 Khud1an Mohan ( 29) ZO/12/3/200 20/12/0030/0200 17/12/3/196 17/12/0030/0196 Singh 176 ALPRAltTitAL LIST OF VILLASES lMlI C.D. BLOC« Sr. Nallle of village 1991 Census 1981 Cens", No. (wi~h Hadbast No.) Location Location Locat 10n Location Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Comp uter) , (Manual) (Computer) 1 2 3 4 5 6 R.ttsar T"I11 (Part) 29 Kt llianwal1 (81 20/12/3/234 20/12/0030/0234 17/12/3/230 17/12/0030/0230 30 Kut1anwal1 (37) 20/12/3/190 20/12/0030/0190 17/12/ 3/186 17 /lZ/OO30/0186 31 La 1 Sa t ( 161) 20112131198 20/12/0030/0198 17112131'194 17/1210030/0194 32 Lambi (30) 20/12/3/211 20/12/0030/0211 17/ 12/3/207 17/12/0030/0207 33 lohara (9) ZO/12/3/231 20/12/0030/0231 17/12/3/227 17/1Z/0030/0227 34 Mun (2) ,20/12/3/213 Z0/12/0030/02ll 17 /12/3/209 17/12/0030/0209 35 Mahni Khera (52) , ZO/12/3/185 ZO/1Z/0030/018S 17 /lU3/181 H/1Z/0030/It18l 36 Hahuana (32) 20/12/3/203 20/12/0030/0203 17 /12/3/199 17/12/0030/0199 37 Mebmud Kbera (50) 20/12/3/187 20/1Z/0030/0187 11/12/3/183 l7/1Z/0030/0183 38 Mehna (10) 201l2/3/Z18 20/12/0030/0218 17 /12/3/214 17/12/0030/0214 39 Mi,Mu Khera ( 11) 20112/3/228 20/12/003Q/0228 11/12/3/224 17 112/0030/0224 40 Mithri Budhgir (5) 20/1Z/3/216 20/1210030/0216 17112/3/212 171lZ/0030/0212 , , 41 Phu1u Knera (44) 20/l2/3/l89 20/12/0030/0189 17/12/3/185 17 /12/0030/0185 42 Punjawa (26 ) 20/12/3/209 20/12/0030/0209 17/12/3/20S 17/12/0030/0205 43 Roranwa\i (23) 20/12./3/222 20/12/0030/0222 11/12/3/218 17112/0030/0218 44 Sehna Khera (3S) 20/12/3/206 20/ \2/0030/0206 17/12/3/202 11/12/0Q30/0202 45 Sikhwa1a (27) 20/12/3/208 20/12/0030/0208 17/12/3/204 17/12/0030/0204 46 Singhewa1a (7) 20/12/3/232 20/12/0030/0232 17112/3/228 17/12/0030/0228 47 Tapa Khera (33) 20/12/3/204 20112/0030/0204 17112131200 17/1U0030/0200 48 Tarmala (22) 20/12/3/223 20/12/0030/0223 11/12/3/219 17/1210030/0219 49 tharajwala (162) 20/12/3/197 20/12/00301,0197 17/12/3/193 17 /12/0030/0193 50 waring Khera ( 15 ) 20/12/3/230 20/12/ 0030/ 0230 17/12/3/226 17/12/0030/0226 PUNJAB I C.D. BLOCKS LAMBI, MALOUT, s MUKTSAR, AND KOT BHAI I TAHSIL MUKTSAR I OISTRICT FARIOKOT Km 2 • Km I I o eOUNO.6:RY, STATE I Df5TRICT TAHSil I ~1~~~~1N~O ~~lgH5IL I:'~~":-- o C,O, BLOCK G LAMBI /I _-- H MALOUl I MUKTSAR J Kot SHAI aOUNDAR'I~ blATE OISTRICT fAH5H CD. BLOCK 'tIltAGE WlH" l..OCAT1OO COOE tJOMSER HtAOauAArtI?S' TAHSJL VItI.AGES WITH POPULAtfQNS![E:8ELOW "200j20Chf99; 5CQ-999; 1000.. 999, 5000 AND ABOVE URBAN AREa. WITH LOCATION CODE NATIONAL HIGHWAV STATE. HIGHWAY IMPQRTAfr(I'METALLEO ROAD RAIlWAY LINE WITH STATlON.BROAO GAUGE . MEiRE GAU(1f POST OH'ICE/ P H()SprrAL~ HEALTH CENTRE, PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE. DISPENSARY, MATERNITY AND CHILD WELF AR.E ,,,NTRE .. J21;Ci ~ + .. IMPORTANT VILLAGE MAND!£S 1. AU bOUlktar, .. ar~ ~ _!pta I5t ~~a9. 2. C-J). blo(k DolInAr), IXI:\Uct.S 01> "Qtutor~ lowJ\l. VILLAGE DIRECTORY LAMBl C.D. BLOCK 178 VILLAGE LAMI C.D. 'BLOat Allen1ties and Loca- Name·of village Total Tota 1 Amenities available (if not available within the tion (with Hadbast No.) area popula village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next Code of the tion to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. No. village and --5 kms., 5--10 kms. and lOt kms. of the nearest place (in number where the facility is available is given) hectares) of. house Educa Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- hold s tiona 1 water & days cat ions (potable) tele- of the (bus graph mar- stop, ket/ ra i 1 way hilt. . stat'ion, ilf water- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Muktsar Tahsil (Par~) 185 Mahni Khera (52) 1,029.00 1 ,648 (273) P -( -5) T,HP PO -( lOt) SS .186 Farid Khera (51) 788.00 1,635 ( 250 I P -( -S) T ,ltP PO -( lOt) as 187 Mehmud Kllera (SO) 962.001.370 (236, P,M,H H,D T,HP PO Da ily BS 188 Khema Kllera (43) 1.149.00 1.687 (243) P -( -S) T,HP,C -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) 189 Phu'u Kllera (44) 914.00 1,932 (336) P,M,K H,MCW , T,HP , P 190 Kutianwali (37) 1,436.00 1,777' (314) P -( lOt) T,HP PO, -( lOt) BS Phone . 191 Faehpur '4fi) 1,4 'J..6.qo 2.627 (4~6) P.M H T,HP,C PTO, -( 10+) BS Maffi aow a 1a Phorie 192 Arn1wala (45 ) 782.00 988 (196, P .HCW T,tiP ,C -(lOt) -(lOt) BS Waz.tral'l 327.00 1.096 (158) P -{ -5) T,tlP -(-5) -(lOt) 194 Babwali D T,tlP -( 5-10) -( 5-10) -( -5) P ahur ianwa 1 'I 195 Abu1Ki:lurana\1S9) 2.8Z4.00 5,065 (8041 P.M.K HtO T.HP,C PO, -(5-10) BS Phone 196 Dhaula ( 160) 611 .00 1 ,1 78 ( 200 I P CWC T,W,HP, PO -(5-10) BS C 197 Tharajwa la (U2-) 1 ,399.00 3,578 (579) P ,M.H CWC,PHC, T,W,HP, PO -(5-10) BS 0, C . 198 La1 Sai (161) 1,866.00 3,830 (607) P.M,H D T ,KP -(5-10) -(5-10) 5S 199 Channu (31) 2,218.00 4,961 (821) P(2), MCW,MH, T,HP,C- ~ -( tOt) BS M( 2),H HC,O',RP( 2) 179 ...DIRECTORY _0 .. App- learest Power Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares roach town. supply rounded. upto two dec 1mal places) to eUstance vUl- (in Ie.s.) Fore st 11"1" t'gated by source Un1rr 1- Cultur- Area not age gated able ,available waste for culti- ( i nc lud- vat ion 1ng gauchar and 9ro~e$) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR Malout (18) EA T(866.00),GC(866.00) . 98.00 65.00 PR Malollt (17 ) EA T(730.00),SC(730.00) 58.00 PR Malout (16) ED,EAG .. T( 660 .00) ,G,C(660 .00,) 261.00 41.00 PR M&lout ( 20) ED T( 900.00) .GC( 900 .00) 184.00 65.00 PR M.lout (20) ED l( 7.68.00) ,GC (768.0.0) 81.00 8.00 57.00 PI "-:lout (m) ED,EAQ .. III .279 .00) •. GC (' ,119 .00) 83.00 74.00 PR ""'out (.18) ED.tAG. .. T{ 1.306.00,' .Gt(·l,306... 00) 27.00 5.00 78 •. 00 45.00, PR " ..lout (to) ED ... ' 1( 66' .00 ) ,GCl_.nO) 66.00 '2.00 23,.00 Z4.00 PR Malou.t (14.) E!l.EAS, T{280 .. OOl,6t(ZSIl.:.00) 550.00 .. 63.00 PR It,'ollt (10) ED T( 69'9 .00;' .lC169f .ocn 661.00 164.00 PR ",'lau.t (6') Ell'.!" .... Tt 1,'99 .mu .at,( 1,999,.00) ttt.OO 43.00 PR ",lout (7) En.rAG l( 457 .00;) ,IiC(45J.OO) .. 7.00 165.00 PR Giddubatla (6) EA .. T( 1,.227.00) .Ge( 1.Z27 .00) 87.00 2.00 180.00 PR G1ddarbaha (8) ED T(1.597.00),GC(l,597.00) 242.00 .. ·450.00 PR Q'cld'~ba"a ' (lZ) EA T( 1.526.00) .GC ( 1.526.00) 180 VILLAGE Allentttes and Loca- Name of village Total Tota 1 Amenities available (if not available within tbe t10n (with Hadbast No.) area popula~ ,village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next Code of the t ion to It in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. No. Y i llage and --5 kms .. 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place (in number where the facility is available is given) hectares) of house Educa Medical Drink 1ng Post Day or Communi- holds tional water I days c at ions (potable) tele- of the (bus graph lIIar- ,. stop, ket/ raOway h .. t. station. if water- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 200 Khud1anMohan (29) 675.00 791 (138) p MH. ewc T.ltP -( -5) -( -5) -1-5 ) Singh 201 KhudianGulab(28) 1,022.00 1,712 (304) P,M,H -( -5) T.ltP po. -(lOt) -( -5) Singh Phone 202 Acllania (34) 1,089.00 2,537 (432) P o T PO -(lOt) as 203 Mahuana (32 ) 658.00 2,025 (318) P -( -5) T.ltP PO -( lOt) as 204 Tapa Khe,.. (33) 1 .200.00 2.554 (419) P ,M -(·5 ) T.ltP PO. -(5-10) as Phone 205 DeOft K"era ( 47) 1 .209.00 1 .691 ( 296 ) P.M -(1Ot ) T,KP -(-5) -(lOt) as 206 Selin. Klier. (35) 531 .00 1,241 (200) P -( -5) T .KP PO -( lOt) IS 207 F.tu" i Ithera (36) 815 .00 1.996 (328) P,M' -(5-10) T.KP PO -(10+) IS 208 Sik ••,. (27) 1,231.00 3,228 (515) P,M,H D T,KP PO, -(10+) IS Phone 209 PunjaWi (26) 1,786.00 2,489 (398) P ewe T,W.IIP,e PO -(lOt) IS 210 Kheowalt (12) 611.00 1,819 (315) ,. .fR. "H.D. T, TW, -(-5) -(5-10) 8S , 'Ae CHW HPtC (30) 1.444.00 3,598 (618) '.M.H H.MCW • T,TW, PTO, 0.11, IS MIt.CWC. HP.C Phone HC,FPC (1) .. (5-10) -(5-10) IS 719 4 00 1 .504 (249) , o T,"' fl ....." (2) l,3U.00 2.749 (418) M,H PHC,D T.M' PO -( 10+' IS DIU';TORY 181 L ••4 Use App- "earut Power Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use ift hectares roach town • supply rounded upto two deci •• , places) to distance Y111- (in kms.) Forest Irrigated by source Unirri Cultur- Area not age gated able available waste for culti- (includ- vat ion tng nuchal' and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR "alout (22) ED.EAG T(500.00).GC(SOO.00) 102.00 73.00 PR "alout (22) EA T(849.0a).GC(849.00) 37.00 136.00 PI "alout (17) £O.EAG T(947.00).GC(947.00) 60.00 82.00 PI "alout (14) ED,EAG T(,573 .00) ,SC(573 .00) 13.00 72.00 PR . "alout (10) ED .. T(l,054.00).6C(1.054.00) 86.00 .. 60.00 PH "alout (12) ED .. T( 937.00 ).GC (937.00) 203.00 69.00 PR ",'out ( 20) ED. [AG T( 439.00).GC (439 .00) 56.00 36.00 PR Malout ( 18) ·EA T(600.00).GC(600.00) 161.00 54.00 PR Malout ( 24) EA T( 819.00) .Gt(819 .00) 267.00 85.00 PI Malout ( 20) ED.EA6 T(1,03 7.00).ac (1.037 .00) 542 .00 207.00 PR Gt ddarbaha (18) EA .. T( 442.00).6C (442.00) / 129.00 .. 40.00 PR Dabwali ( 10) .EA .. l( 1 ,31 0.00).6C (1 .31 O~OO-) 94.00 .. 40.00 PR (it dclarbalta ( 11 ) ED T( 578 ..00). GC ( 518 .00 ) 99.00 42.00 182 ¥IU_ AMnit.ies end Loca- Name of village Total Tota 1 AIIIe.,,1Uu anilab1e (if not available within the tion (with Hadbast Ho.) area popula village. a .duh (-) is shown 1 n the co'lu1tn and next Code of the tion to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. No. village and --5 ku., 5--10 klls. and 10+ kIIs. of the 'neuest place (in number where the fac111 ty 15 ava 11 ab le 15 given) hectare·s) of house Educa Medical Drinking Post Day or Co_un i- h.olds tiona 1 water" " days cations (potab 1e) te 1e- of tit. (bus graph or- £top. kat/ r.1lwy hat. station. ifl water- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Muttsar T-'sf' (Pert, 214 Badal (3) 1,495.00 2,703 (464) P(2.), H T.MP,C po, -(5-10) IS M(2),H, Phone PUC,C 215 Gag.ar ( 4) 717 .00 1 .500 (246) P -( -5) T.HP,C -( -5 ) .. ( 10+ ) IS 216 KithrfB udhg ir (5) 998.00 1;693 (310) I' -( .. 5 ) T.TW. -(-5) .. (5-10) 85 HP.C 217 Bhagu (1.1) 613.00 777 (l 26 ) P( 2) .M • eve T.lV.KP. ..( -5) -(5-10) IS H.PUC c 218 Kehna (10) 2,297.00 3,713 (736) P,M M.MH. l.MP.C PO -( 5-10) as eve 219 GhUlllarwala (14) 1,1-84.00 3,704 (627) P.M.H D... -P(2). T.HP.e PO -(5-U)} 85 eHV(4) 220 Banwala Anu (13) 953.00' 1,723 (302) P ,,("5 ) PO -( 5-10) -( -5) 221 Kakhanwali (25) 1,971.00 2.698 (473) P.M n,RP .eMW T,MP.e . -(-5) -(10+) as . 222 Roranwali (23) 1.136.00 1 .452 (26.2) , ¥tlt.D. T.HP PO -( lOt) as RP(2).O I ( 223. brtlla 1a (22) 1.690.0r 2~325 (410) P RP( 4) T .HP PO -( 10+) 8S 224 Bhittiwala (24) 1.760.00 3.182 (546) P(2). PHS.D l,HP.C PO -( lOt) IS M.H 225 Kandu Khera t.20) 1.,619.00 2.200 (355) P( 2). D.CHW(2) l.MP.C PO -(10+) as M.H 226 Bhullarwala (19) 779 ~OO 1.102 ( 209) P D l.HP.C -( -5 ) -( lOt ) as 227 Hakuwala (18) 752.00 1.367 (Z51) P ,M.H -( -5) T.HP.e PO -( lOt) 85 183 App- :*-""t Power L."d va. (t .e. area vnder different types of lend use in nectares \ rnach t:o.In ,I slIp.pty rounded upto two dee.... , places) to dbtAftce vill- (if! kas.) Forut Irrigated by source Unirr 1- tu ltur- Area not age gated able available waste fp1' cu1t1- ( tnc lud- vat 10n tng gauch.r and groves) 11 12 13 14 16 17 18 PR Otbnl1 (10) T( 1.059.00}.tiC (1 ~059 ~OO) 5.00 334.00 97.00 PR o.bWal1 (12) EO T( 488 .• 00 l.Ge (488.00) 49.00 8.00 172.00 PR Dtbw.l1 (8) EA T( 769.00).Sc (769.00) 98 .00 59.00 72.00 PR onwa,U (to:) . EA T( 431.00) •. Ge (431 .00) 135.00 47.00 PR DabWal1 CI) T( 1 .558 .00 ) t GC ( 1 .558 .00 ) 575 .00 164.00 01",,1 (.8) ED T( 893 .00).6C (893 .00) 200.00 91 ..00 PR 1):l:bw.-l1 (10) fA T{'fi04 .00) •• 6C (604 .00) 282.00 .. ~7 .00 Malout (24 ) ED. lAG T( 1 .003.00:). GC (1 .OQ3,.00) '&i2 .• 00 106.00 PI Malout ( 20) ED T( 824.00).GC (824 .00) 2'44.00 68.00 PR Malout ( 24) ED ' .. T(1.061.80,).6C(1061.00) 550.00 79.00 PR ,1M.'out (22 ) EA 'f( l'.OOl';oO).6C(1.001.00) 644.00 115.00 PR Dab.a11 (16 ) ED.W T( 1 .239.00).GC (1,239.00) 284.00 96.00 PR D.abwa 1t (18 ) ED T( 605 .00) • GC (605 .00 ) 123.00 51.00 PI .....11 (16) ED T( 478.00).6C (478.00) 215 .• 00 59.00 184 flll_ -.tttes ... LOC.- .... of_vi".,. Total Total A.entttes avatl.ble (tf not av.ilable within the t ion (.ith "adb.st "o.} area popula ,1n.g.. I duh (-) 1s shown til the co lu. and next Cod. of the tion to it In brackets the' distance in broad ,..",es vtz. • 0. v'"ag • and --5 t.s. 5-·10 t.s. and 10+ t.s. of the nearest plac. (til ltuDer where th. facility 15 a,atlabl. 15 given) hectares) of hous.· Educa Medical Drinttng Post DIY ot Co ..unt- boldS ttonal water I days eat 10ns (potabl.) tel.- of the (bus graph ..r stop. tetl ra 11 way haf· stltion, 1f .ater any wa-y) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Mllt.ar '''.tl (Part' 228 Middu Khera (17) 1,134.00 1,900 (315) p." -( -5) PO -( 1Of.) 85 229 Fatta Khera (16) 1 .071-.0t) 1 ,938 (352) P -( -S) Phon. -( lOt) 85 230 Waring Khera (15) 2,209.00 3.098 (437) P.M(2). HC,CMW T,MP.C PO .( 5-10) as,RS NU),PUC 231 Lohara (9) 845.00 1.048 (178) P 0 T.MP.C PO -( -5 ) as 232 Singhewala (7) 975.00 1 ,839 ( 342) P ,M ,M D T,MP,C PO -( lOt) as 233 Fatuh1wa1a ( 6) 1 .026.00 1 ,744 (341) P -( -5 ) T.MP.C -( -5) .(1 Of. ) as 234 Killianwal1 (8) 2,261.00 7.054(1.237) P(3). "H.D, T.MP PO -( -s ) BS M(3). Clt.,( 7) M(3).e 50.901.11 1.13.741 P(56). M(7).IICV(4) (19.204) 11(32). 1H(6).CVC{7). "(23). Mt( 3) .PHe( 3). "e{l). D(21).PHS(1) C(2). D(O).FPC{1 ) n(1), .(0) ••(0), 1(0). .'(11)._)'). AC(l). 0(1) 0(0) 185 DII£CTORY L_ Use App- Nearest Power Land use (i.e. area ullder different types of la.d use in heetares roach to"" I supply \rounded upto two deci •• ' p'.~es) to distance rill- (in t.s.) forest Irrigated by source Unlrrl.. Cultur- Area not age gated able nanable ••ste for cult1- (1nc lud- vat 10n 1ng tauchlr and 9"ons) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR Dabwa 11 (13 ) ED T(832.00).GC(832.00) 82.00 220.00 PR Dabwal1 (16) ED T( 851.00).GC (851.00) 38.00 182.00 PR OabwaH (6) EA T( 1.223.00).GC (1.223 .00) 842.00 144.00 PR Dabwalf (5) [O,[AG T( 73 t .00). GC ( 731 .00 , 56.00 58.00 PI Dabwali (6) [D. EAG T( 750.00),GC(750.00) 144.00 81.00 PR Dabwa 11 (5) . ED, EAG T( 653 .00). GC ( 653 .00 ) 304.00 69.00 PR Dabwali 1(2) EA .. Tt 1,449.00) ,GC (1,449.00) 605.00 207.00 T(44.473.oo) 10.146.00 '71.00 ",tll.00 &C(44,"73.00) ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES IN MALOUT C.D. BLOCK 189 AL,HAlETICAl. LIST CIF 'IUMES MALOUl C•. D. ILGCIe Sr. Ma.e of vill.ge 1991 Census 1981 Census Ho. (with Ha~bast No.) Location Location Location Locat'on Code Code Code Code (Manu.') (Co.puter) (Manllal) (Co.puter) 2 3 4 5 6 Muktslr Tllst' ('art) Alamwala (172) 20112/3/150 20/12/0030/0150 17/12/3/146 1711210030/0146 2 Aspa' (152) 20/12/3/171 20/12/0030/0171 1711213/167 17/1210030/0167 3 Aulakh .(191) 2011213/152 2011210030/0152 17 11 2131148 17/12/0030/0148 4 8hagwanpura (154) 201\2/3/\79 20/12/0030/0179 1711213/175 17/1210030/0175 5 Bhalertan (188) 20/12i31159 20/12/0030/0159 17112/3/155 17/12/0030/0155 6- Bha .. (201) 20/12/3/163 20/121 0030/0 163 17 /12/3/159 17/12/0030/0159 1 Bhangchar1 ( 58) 20/12/3/86 20/1210030/0086 17/12/3/82 17/12/0030/0082 8 Bodiwala (174) 20/12/3/157 20112/0030/0157 17/1213/153 17/1210030/0153 Khal"ak SIngh I· 9 8uI"jan (55 ) 20112/3/181 20/12/0030/0181 17/12/3/177 17/12/0030/0177 10 ehhaplanwalt (157 ) 20112/3/182 20/12/0030/0182 17/12/3/178 17/12/0030/0178 ." Dabwali Dhab (56 ) 20112/3/176 20/1210030/0176 17/1213/172 17/12/0030/0172 12 Dabra (59) 20112/3/91 20/12/0030/0091 17/12/3/87 17/12/0030/0087 13 Oanewala (165) 2011213/143 20/12/0030/0143 17/1213/139 17/1210030/0139 14 Enakhen (170) 2011213/148 20/12/0030/0148 17/12/3/144 17/12/0030/0144 15 Shu ••r Khera (164) 20112131141 20/12/0030/0141 17/12/3/137 17/12/0030/0137 16 GuruSlr (58 ) 2011213/175 20/12/0030/0175 17/12/3/171 1711210030/0171 17 Jandwa1a (167) 20l1U31145 20/12/0030/0145 17 /12/3/141 17/12/0030/0141 Charat Singh 18 ')horar (190) 2011 2/3/151 20/12/0030/0151 17/12/3/147 17/1Z10030/147 19 Kabarwa1a (57) 20/1Z/3/177 20112/0030/0177 17/12/3/173 17/12/0030/0173 20 Karamgarh (155) 20/12/3/178 20/12/0030/0178 17/12/3/174 11/12/0030/0174 21 Karn;wala (25) 20/12/3/125 20/12/0030/0125 17/12/3/121 17 /12/0030/0121 22 Kattanwa1t ( 117) 20/12/3/173 2011210030/0173 17 112/3/169 _l7/12/0030/0169 23 Katorewala (169) 20/12/3/147 20112/0030/0147 17/12/3/143 17/12/0030/0143 24 Khane K1 Dhab (189) 20/12/3/155 20/1Z/0030/0155 17/12/3/151 17/12/0030/0151 25 KIt!,,"a" (195) 20/12/3/162 20/12/0030/0162 17/12/3/158 17/12/0030/0158 26 K1ngra (163) 20/12/3/140 20/12/0030/0140 17/12/3/136 17/12/0030/0136 27 Kolianwali (54) 20/12/3/183 20/12/0030/0183 17 /12/ 31179 17/lZf0030/0179 28 lakhllirean (41) 20/12/3/88 20/12/0030/0088 17112/3/84 17112/0030/0084 29 Lakkarwala (194) 20/12/3/160 20/1Z/0030/0160 17/12/31156 17/1210030/0156 30 Malout (156 ) 20/12/3/180 20112/0030/0180 17/12/3/176 17/12/0030/0176 ' 190 AL'IAaETltAL lIST Of VILLAGES MALOUI C.D. BLOCk Sr. Name of v 111 age 1991 Census 1981 Census No. (with Hldbast No.) location location Location location Code Code Code Code (Manua 1) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) Z 3 4 5 6 MuUsar Tallst1 (Part) 17/12/3/142 17/1Z/0030/014Z 31 Ma 'wala (168) 20/1213/146 20/12/0030/0146 17/12/3/90 17 11210030/0090 32 Hehrajwah ( 37) 2011213/94 20/12/0030/0094 17 /12/0030/0162 33 H1dda (186) 20/12/3/166 20/12/0030/0166 17/12/3/162 11/12/3/163 17112/003010163 34 Mohlan ( 116) 20/12/31167 lO1l2/0030/0161 17/12/3/170 17/12/0030/0170 35 Pakki Tibb1 (116) , 20112/31174 20/12/0030/0114 17/12/3/161 11 /12/0030/0161 36 Pantwala fatta (185 ) 20/l2i31165 20112/0030/0165 17/12/3/165 17 /12/0030/0165 31 Patti Karam (148) 20/l21 31169 20112/0030/0169 17/12/3/89 11 /1z/0030io089 38 Phulewala (38) 20/12/3/93 20/12/0030/0093 17/12/3/149 17/12/0030/0149 39 Ramnagar (192) 20/1213/153 20/12/0030/0153 Khazan Stngh 17/12/3/166 17/12/0030/0166 40 Raniwah (175 ) 20/12/3/110 20/lZ/0030/0170 11/12/3/138 17112/0030/0138 41 Rathrian (158) 20/l2/3/142 20/12/0030/0142 17/12/3/152 17 112/0030/0152 42 Rltta Khera ( 173) 20/1Z/3/156 20/12/0030/0156 17/12/3/164 17/12/0030/0164 43 RAtta T1bba ( 141) 20/12/3/168 2011 Zl0030/0 168 17/12/3/150 11112/0030/0150 44 Saonke (193 ) 20/12/3/154 20112/0030/0154 17/12/3/168 17/12/0030/0168 45 Sara... an ( 153) 20/12/3/112 20/12/0030/0172 17/12/3/140 17/12/0030/0140 46 Sekhu (166) 20/12/3/144 20/12/0030/0144 17/12/3/180 11/12/0030/0180 47 Shamkot (53) 20/12/3/184 20/12/0030/0184 11/12/0030/0154 48 Shergarh ( 187) 20/12/3/158 20/12/0030/0158 17/12/3/154 Gian S1ngh 11/12/3/86 11 112/0030/0086 49 Tamkot ,( 39) 20/12/3/90 20/12/0030/0090 11/12131157 11112/003010157 50 Tarkhanwa1a (196) 20/12/3/161 20/1210030/0161 17/12/3/160 17112/0030/0160 51 Urang (197) 20/12/31164 20/1210030/0164 2011210030/0149 17112/31145 11/12/0030/0145 52 Virk Khera (171 ) 20/12/3/149 VILLAGE DIRECTORY MALOUT C.D. BLOCI 192 VILLAGE MALOUT C.D. BLOCK Altentties and Loca- Harne of village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the tion (with Hadbast Ho.) area popula- village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next Code of the t ion to it in brackets the d'l stance in br oad ranges viz. No. village and --5 kms. 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place (in number where the facility is available is given) hectares) of house Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- holds tional water & days cations (potable) tele- of the (bus grap h mar- stop, ket/ railway hat, station. if water- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Muktsar Tahsil (Part) 86 ~ Bhangchari (58) 1,287.00 2,943 (468) P,M,H PHC,RP PO -(10+) -(-5) 88 lakhmirean (41) 459.00 1,043 (161) P -(-5) T,TW,HP,C -(-5) -(10+) as 90 Tamkot (39) 1,036.00 2.057 (291) P,M.H RP T,HP.C PO -(10+) BS 91 Dabra (59) 705.00 830 (134) P -(-5) T,HP,C -(-5) -(-5) BS 93 Phulewala (38) 639.00 1,794 (273) P -(-5) T.HP,C -(-5) -(10+) -(-5) 94 Mehrajwa 1a (37) 703.00 1,384 (226) P -(-5) T,TW,HP,C -(5-10) -(10+) 8S 125 Karniwala (25) 244.00 563 (87) P -(-5) -(-5) -(10+) 8S 140 Kingra (163) 598.00 938 (148) P o T,HP,C PO -(5-10) BS 141 Ghumar Khera (164) 616.00 1,179 (188) P -(5-10) T,HP.C -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 142 Rathrian (158) 509.00 1,634 (273) P o T,HP,C PO, -(-5) -(-5) PHONE 143 Danewala (165) 1,050.00 2,393 (409) P,M,H -(-5) T,HP.C -(-5) -(-5) BS 144 Sekhu (166) 520.00 698 (133) P -(-5) T,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 145 Jandwala (167) 1.361.002,677 (429) P(2),M HC T,HP PO, -(-5) -(-5) Charat Singh PHONE 146 Malwala (168) 443.00 684 (118) P,M -(5.10) r.HP PO, -(5-10) BS PHONE 147 Katorewa 1a (169) 514.00 1,596 (243) P -(-5) T.HP,C PO -(-5) -(-5) 193 DIRECTORY land use App- Neare st Power Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares roach tl)wn & supply rounded upta,two decimal places) to distance vi 11- (i n kms.) Forest Irrigated by source Un irr i- Cu ltur- Area not age gated able ava ilable waste for culti- (1nc1ud- vat ion ing gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 14 . 15 16 17 18 PR Muktsar (12) EA T(1.184.00).GC(1.184.00) 15.00 2.00 86.00 PR Muktsar (16) EO,EAG T(403.00).GC(403.00) 17.00 39.00 PR Muktsar (14) EO,EAG T(894.00).GC(894.00) 70.00 72.00 PR Muktsar (12) EA T(S69.00),GC(S69.00} 91.00 1.00 44.00 PR Muktsar "(16) EO.EAG T(S47.60).GC(450.00). 32.00 60.00 TW(70.00).TWE(27.00) PR Muktsar (11) EO.EAG .. T(S89.00).GC(479.00). 2S.00 .. 89.00 TW(45.00),TWE(6S.00) PR Malout (14) EO,EAG T(227.00).GC(177.00) 17.00 TW(SO.OO) PR Malout (9) EA T(532.00).GC(532.00) 25.00 41.00 PR Malout (6) EO T(562.00).GC(562.00) 4.00 50.00 PR Malout (4) EA T(408.00).GC(408.00) 51.00 iO. OO PR Malout (2) EA T(817.00).GC(817.00) 10S.00 128.00 PR Ma10ut ( 3) EA T(289.00).6C(289.00) 65.00 166.00 PR Malout (5) EA T(1,143.00).GC(1.143.00} 91.00 127.00 PR Malout (6) EA T(406.00).GC(406.00} 37.00 PR Malout (5) EA T(455.00),GC(455.00) 30.00 29.00 194 YILLII&E MM.OUT C.D. BLOCK Alienities and loca- Name of village Tota 1 Tota 1 Amenities ava 11 ab le (if not ava 11 ab le within the t ion (with Hadbast No.) area popula- village. a dash (-) is shown in the co lumn and next Code of the tion to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. No. village and --5 kms. 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place (in number where the facility is available is given) hectares) of house- Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or COllllluni- holds tiona 1 wat~r & days cat ioris (potab le) tele- of the (bus graph mar- stop. ket/ railway hat. station. if water- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Muttsar Tahst1 (Part) 148 Enakhera (170) 1.625.00 3,210 (565) P{5),M O.FPC T,TW.HP,C PO -(5-10) as 149 Virk Khera (171 ) 528.00 1,460 (263) P,M,H 0 T,HP,C PO, -(5-10) BS PHONE )50 Alamwala (172) 1,843.004,160 (687) P,M.H H,MCW, T,HP.e PO, -(5-10) BS eWe,He. PHONE PHC.D,FPC 151 Jhorar (190) 2,019.00 3,952 (665) P,M(3), D T,HP PO. Daily BS H(2 ).pue PHONE 152 Aulakh ( 191) 732.00 2,122 (373) P D,RP T,HP -( -5) Oally -(-5) 153 Ramna9ar ( 192) 603.00 743 (142) P,TR H,MeW, T,HP PO, -(-5) -(-5) Khazan Singh - PHC,D PHONE 154 Saonke (193) 588.00 1,170 (209) P RP(2) T,HP -( -5) -(-5) -(-5) 155 Khane Ki Dhab (189) 764.00 1,702 (282) P,M MH T,HP,C PO -(10+) as 156 Ratta Khera (173) 797.00 1,520 (229) P -(-5) T,HP,C PO -( 10+) BS 157 Bodiwala (174) 1,099.00 2,614 (443) P,M,H D T,HP -(10+) -(10+) BS Kharak Singh 158 Shergarh Gian (187) 792.00 1,872 (267) P,M RP(2) T,HP,e PO -(10+) as Singh 159 Shalerian ( 188) 745.00 1,393 (263) P,M,H MH T,HP,C PO -(10+) SS 160 lakkarwa1a (194) 1,083.002,165 (393) P 0 T,HP PO -(10+) 8S 161. Tark hanwa 1a (196) 1,348.00 2,821 (526) P,M,H H,O T,HP,C PO, -(10+) as PHONE 195 DIRECTORY Land Use App- Nea re st Power Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares roach town &. supply rounded up to t~o decima' places' to distance v ill- (in kms.) Forest Irrigated by source Unirri- Cultur- Area not age gated ab le ava ilable waste for culti- (includ- vat ion ing g8uchar and groves) 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 PR Malout (8) ED,EAG T(1.410.00),GC(1,410.00) 123.00 92.00 PR Malout (8) EA T(471.00},GC(471.00) 9.00 48.00 PR Malout (10) ED T(l,609.00),GC(l,609.00) 47.00 187.00 PR Malout (15) ED,EAG T(l,571.00},GC(1,571.00) 278.00 110.00 PR Malout (10) EA T(592.00),GC(592.00) 80.00 60.00 PR Malout (12) EA T(556.00),GC{556.00) 47.00 PR Malout (12) EA T(536.00),GC(536.00) 2.00 _ 50.00 .. -----_ p~ Malout (16 ) ED,EAG T(638.00).GC(638.00) 74.00 52.00 PR Malout (13 ) ED,EAG T(742.00),GC(742.00) 9.00 46.00 PR Malout ( 13) EA T(917.00),GC(917.00) 98.00 84.00 PR "'alout (15) EO .. T(738.00),GC(738.00) 7.00 47.00 PR Malout ( 10) ED,EAG T(638.00),GC(638.00) 59.00 48.00 PR Ma lout (18) ED,EAG T(983.00),GC(983.00) 20.00 7.00 73.00 PR Malout (21) ED, T(1,251.00),6C(1,Z51.00) 97.00 196 VILLAGE IW.OUT C.D. BLOCK AIIenities and Loca- Name of village Tota 1 Tota 1 Amenities ava i1 ab le (if not available within the t ion (with Hadbast No.) area popula- village, a dash (-) is shown in the co lumn and next Code of the tion to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. No. village and --5 kms. 5--10 kms. and 10+ fems. of the nearest place (in number where the facility is available is given) hectares} of house- Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or COi111luni- ho ld s tiona 1 water & days c at ions (potab le) tele- of tile (bus graph mar- stop, ket/ ra i 1way hat, stat ion, if water- any way) Z 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Muttsar Tabs" (Part) 162 Khunan (195) 1,490.00 3,392 (596) P,M," 0 T,HP PO -( 10+) BS 163 Bham (201) 2,008.00 3,485 (644) P,M,H -(-5) T,HP,C PO, -( 10+) -(-5) PHONE 164 Urang ( 191) 972.00 1.940 (338) P RP T.HP,C PO. -( 10+) BS PHONE 165 Paniwala (185) 1,012.002,427 (435) P,M,H 0 l,HP PO. -(10+) BS Fatta PHONE 166 Midda (186) 1,464.00 2,664 (478) P.M, 0 T,HP,C PO, -(10+) BS PHONE 167 Mohlan (176) 1,252.00 2,273 (399) P,M,H -(-5) l,HP,C PO -(10+) 85 168 Ratta Tibba (147) 882.00 1,541 (253) P,M,H D T,HP,C PO -(10+) 8S 169 Patti Karam (148) 687.00 1,241 (207) P(2), PH5,RP T,Tw.HP PO -(-5) BS M(2) 170 Raniwa 1\1 (175) 1.163.002,663 (402) P,M -(-5) T,TW,HP PO -( -5) 85 171 Aspal (152) 1,199.00 1,730 (328) P -(-5) l,HP PO -( 10+) BS 172 Sarawan (153) 2,872.00 4,741 {80S) P,M,H -(5-10) T,HP PO, -(5-10) -(5-10) PHONE 173 Katianwali (117) 1,195.00 2,086 (336) P,M RP T,TW,HP,C PO -(10+) BS 174 Pakk; T1bb1 (116) 928.00 1,548 (274) P -(10+) T,W,TW PO -(10+) BS,RS HP,e 175 Gurusar (58) 1,152.001,593 (248) P,M HC,PHC, T,HP.C PO -(5-10) B5 PHS 197 DIRECTORY Land Use App- Nearest Power land use (i.e. area under diff~rent types of land use in hectares· roach town & supply rounded upto two decimal places) to distance v 111- ( 1n kms.) Forest Irrigated by source Unirri- Cu1tur- Area not age gated able available waste for cu1tl- (i nc lud- vat ion Ing gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 - 14 15 16 17 18 PR Muktsar (17) EA T(l,370.00),6C(l,370.00) 120.00 PR Muktsar (22) EA T(1,739.00),GC(l,739.00) 159.00 110.00 PR Malout (24) EO T(878.00),6C(878.00) 19.00 75.00 PR Malout (20) EO,EAG T(886.00).GC(886.00) 34.00 92.00 PR Malout ( 17) EO,EAG T(1.293.00),GC(l,293.00) 74.00 1.00 96.00 PR Malout (18) EO T(l,147.00),GC(l,147.00) 38.00 67.00 PR Malout (18) EO T(822.00),GC(822.00) 11.00 49.00 PR Abohar (20) EO,EAG T(604.00),6C(604.00) 42.00 41.00 PR Malout (22) EO,EAG T(l,081.00).GC(1,081.00) 15.00 67.00 PR Malout (14) EA T(1,121.00),GC(1,121.00) 8.00 70.00 PR Malout (8) EA T(2,635.00).GC(2.635.00) 60.00 177 .00 PR Malout ( 13) EA T(1.055.00).GC(1.055.00) 39.00 3.00 98.00 PR Malout (15) EA T(824.00),6C(824.00) 3.00 10.00 91.00 PI) Malout (10) EO.EAG T(820.00).6C(820.00) , 270.00 62.00 198 ULLAGE MALOUT C.D. BLOCK AIIentties aNi Loca- Mame of village Total Total A.enities ava i lab le (if not available within the t ion (with Hadbast No.) area popula- v i 11 a ge , a d as h (-) is shown in the co lumn and nex t Code of tile tion to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. No. y i Hage and --5 kms. 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place (in number where the facility is available is given) hectares) of house- Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day 01' COl'll1luni- holds tiona1 water & days cat ions (potab Ie) tele- of the (bus graph mar- stop, ketl ra ilway hat, stat ion, if water- any way) 2 :; 4 5 6 "7 8 9 10 Muktslr Tahsil (Plrt) 176 Oabwa 1i Ohab (56) 930.00 1,839 (295) P.M,H RP T,W,TW, PO, -(-5) BS,RS HP PHONE 177 Kabarwala (57) 1,017.00 1,812 (289) P,M,H H,HC, T,HP,C PO -(5-10) BS,RS PHC,PHS 178 Karamgarh (155) 1,202.00 1,185 (199) P -(-5) T.TW.HP.C -(-5) -(-5) BS 179 Bhagwanpura (154) 1,213.00 1,382,(241) P -( -5) T,TW,HP,C PO -(-5) BS 180 Malout. (156) 2.554.00 5,944 (1148) P.M,H D.RP(5) T,W,HP PO, -(-5) BS PHONE 181 Burjan (55) 1,662.00 3,994 (636) P,M,H RP T,HP PO, -(-5) BS PHONE 182 Chhap 1anwa 1; (157) 962.00 1,745 (293) P,TR -(5-10) T,TW,HP PO, -(5-10) as . PHONE 183 KoHanwali (54) 1,281.00 1,466 (244) P -(5-10) T.W,Tw.HP PO -(5-10) BS 184 Shamlcot (53) 1,682.00 2,640 (377) P,M,H PHC HP.C PO -(10+) BS 56.029.00 1.08.648 P(58). H(4). (18353) M(33) 'Dl(2) H(ll). 'If(2) PUC(1) eve(1) C(O). HC(4). TR(2) PHC(6) 1(0) • 0(16). AC(O) PHS(3) 0(0) T8(O). FPC(2) "H(O). SM>{O) RP(17). CHW(O} 0(0) 199 DIRECTORY Land Use App. Hearest Power Land lise (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares roach town & supply rounded upto two decimal places) to distance vill- (in klls.) Forest Irrigated by source Unirri- Cultur- Area not age -gated able available waste for culti- ( i nc 1ud- vat ion ing gauchar and groves) ill 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR Malout (5) EA T(825.00),GC(825.00) 48.00 57.00 PR Ma10ut (8) EO.EAG T(726.00),GC(126.00) 195.00 96.00 PR Malout (5) ED,EAG T(954.00),GC(940.00). 182.00 66.00 TWE(14.00) PR Malout (3) EO,EAG T( 1 ,071.00) ,lie-{ 1.071.00) 86.00 56.00 PR Malout (2) EA T(1,785.00),6C(1,785.00) 356.00 43.00 370.00 'R Malout ,5-) EA T(1,380.00),GC(1,380.00) 187.00 95.00 'R Malout (6) EA T(556.00),GC(556.00) 342.00 64.00 'R Malout (8) ED T(522.00),GC(522.00) 69.00 690.00 >R Malout ( 10) EA T(1,213.00),GC(1,213.00) 370.00 99.00 T( 46.984.00). 4.034.00 67.00 4.944.00 GC(46.713.00). TWE(106.00). 1lI(165.00} ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES IN MOKTSAR C.D. BLOCK 203 AlPHABETICAl LIST OF VILLAGES MUKTSAR C.D. BLOCK Sr. Name of village 1991 Census 1981 Census No. (with Hadbas~ No.) location Location location location Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 1 2 3 4 5 6 Muktsar Tahsil (Part) Akalgarh (114) 20/12/3/73 20/12/0030/0073 17/12/3/69 17/12/0030/0069 2 Attari (129) 20/12/3/24 20/12/0030/002Q 17/12/3/21 17/12/0030/0021 3 Badhai (112) 20/12/3171 20/12/0030/0071 17/12/3/67 17/12/0030/0067 4 Baja Madahar (99) 20/12/3/45 20/12/0030/0045 17/12/3/42 17/12/0030/0042 5 Ballamgarh (52) 20/12/3/70 20/12/0030/0070 17/12/3/66 17/12/0030/0066 6 Bari Hari (89) 20112/3/53 20/12/0030/0053 17/12/3/50 17/12/0030/0050 7 Bariwala (93) 20/12/3/44 20/12/0030/Q044 17/12/3/41 17/12/0030/0041 8 Barkandl (63) 20/12/3/65 20/12/0030/0065 17/12/3/63 17/12/0030/0063 9 Bhagsar (51) 20/12/3/83 20/12/0030/0083 17/12/3/79 17/12/0030/0079 10 Bhangewala (151) 20/12/3/4 20/12/0030/0004 17/12/3/4 17/12/0030/0004 11 Bhull ar (74) 20/12/3/64 20/12/0030/0064 17/12/3/61 17/12/0030/0061 12 Bir Sarkar (65) 20/12/3/62 20/12/0030/0062 17/12/3/59 17/12/0030/0059 13 Birwanwali (131) 20/12/3/23 20/12/0030/0023 17 ;12/3/20 17/12/0030/0020 14 Budhimal (144) 20/12/3/10 20/12/0030/0010 17/12/3/10 17/12/0030/0010 15 Bura Gujjar ( 107) 20/12/3/34 20/12/0030/0034 17/12/3/31 17/12/0030/0031 16 Chak Attari (128) 20/12/3/27 20/12/0030/0027 17/12/3/24 17/12/0030/0024 Saddarwala 17 Chak Badhai (113) 20/12/3/26 20/12/0030/0026 17/12/3/23 17/12/0030/0023 18 Chak Baja Madahar (98) 20/12/3/46 20/12/0030/0046 17/12/3/43 17/12/0030/0043 19 Chak Chibranwal'i (43~ 20/12/3/81 20/12/0030/0081 17 /12/3/77 17/12/0030/0077 20 Chak Dohak (145) 20/12/3/9 20/12/0030/0009 17/12/3/9 17/1210030/0009 21 Chak Dunewala (36) 20/12/3/95 20/12/0030/0095 17/1213191 17/121003010091 22 Chal< Gandha (100) 20/12/3/43 20112/003010043 17/12/3/40 17/1210030/0040 Singhwa1a 23 Chak Jawahar (130) 20/12/3/20 20/12/0030/0020 17/3/2/98 17/03/0020/0098 Singhwa la 24 Chak Kala (126) 20112/3/22 20/12/0030/0022 17/3/2/97 17/03/0020/0097 Singhwa1a 25 Chak Khokhar (70) 20/1213/55 20/12/0030/0055 17/12/3/52 17/12/0030/0052 26 Chak Lamb; Dhab (110 ) 20/12/3/31 20/12/0030/0031 17/12/3/28 17/12/0030/0028 27 CHak Madrasa ( 117) 20/12/3175 20/12/0030/0075 17/12/3/71 17/12/0030/0071 28 Chak Mahan Bhaddar (56) 20/12/3/84 20/12/0030/0084 17/12/3/80 17/12/0030/0080 204 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES MUKTSAR C.D. BLOCK Sr. Name of vl1lage 1991 Cen,sus 1981 Census No. (~tth Hadbast No.' Locat ion Location Locat ion Location Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 Muktsar Tahsil .(Part) 29 CHak, Motlewala (95) 20/12/3/49 20/1210030/0049 17/12/3/46 17/12/0030/0046 30 Chak Tamkot (40) 20/12/3/89 20/12/0030/0089 17/12/3/85 17 /1210030/0085 31 Charewan (105 ) 20/12/3136 20/12/0030/0036 17/12/3/33 17/1210030/0033 32 Chauntra (106 ) 20/12/3/37 20/12/0030/0037 17/12/3/34 17/12/0030/0034 33 Ch i branwa 1 i (44) 20/12/3/82 20/12/0030/0082 17/12/3/78 171121003010078 34 Ohagana (60) 20/12/3/92 20/12/0030/0092 17/12/3/88 17/12/0030/0088 35 Dodaninali (103) 20/12/3/40 20/12/0030/0040 17/12/3/37 17/12/0030/0037 36 Donak (146 ) 20/12/3/8 20/12/0030/0008 17/12/3/8 17/12/0030/0008 37 Fatanwala ( 127) 20/12/3/25 20(12(0030/0025 17/12(3/22 17/12/0030/0022 38 ' Gander (45 ) 20(12/3/80 20(12(0030(0080 17/1213/76 17/12(0030/0076 39 Goniana (62) 20/12/3/67 20/12/0030/0067 17112(3/64 17(12/0030(0064 40 Gulabewala (1~2 ) 20/12/3/32 20/12(0030/0032 17(12/3(29 17/12(0030/0029 41 Haraj (69) 20/12/3/59 20/12/0030/0059 17/12(3/56 17(12/0030/0056 42 Jagat Singhwala (154 ) 20/12/3/1 20/12/0030/0001 17/12/3/1 17/12/0030/0001 43 Jamuana (101 ) 20/12/3/42 20/121003010042 17/12/3/39 17/12/0030/0039 44 Jandoke (143) 20/12/3/11 20/1210030/0011 17/12/3/11 17/12/0030/0011 '" 45 Jaseana (133) 20/12/3/33 20/12/0030/0033 17/12/3/30 17/12/0030/0030 46 Jhabelwali (104) 20/12/3/5B 20/12/0030/0058 17/12/3/55 17/12/0030/0055 47 Kanianwali (150) 20/12/3/16 20/12/0030/0016 17/12/3/16 17/12/0030/0016 48 Khokhar (71) 20/12/3/54 20/12/0030/0054 17/12/3/51 17/12/0030/0051 49 Khunde Halal (42) 20/12/3/87 20/12/0030/0087 17/12/3/83 17/12/0030/0083 50 Kot 1i Dewan ( lOB) 20/12/3/29 20/12/0030/0029 17/12/3/26 17/12/0030/0026 51 Kotli Sangar (68) 20/12/3/60 20/12/0030/0060 17/12/3/57 17/12/0030/0057 52 Lakhewali (49) 20/12/3/77 20112(0030/0077 17/12/3(73 17/12/0030/0073 53 Lambi Dhab ( 109) 20(12/3/30 20/12/0030/0030 17/12/3/27 17/12/0030/0027 54 landaroda ( 137) 20/12(3/15 20(12(0030/0015 17/12/3/15 17/12/0030/0015 55 Lubhan i anwa 1 i (139) 20(12/3/13 20(12/0030/0013 17/12/3/13 17/12/0030/0013 56 Maan Singhwala (152) 20/12/3/3 20/1210030/0003 17(12/3/3 17112/0030(0003 57 Madahar K a 1an (94) 20/12/3/50 20/12/0030/0050 17/12/3/47 17112(0030(0047 58 Madrasa (50) 20/12/3/76 20/1 2/0030/0076 17/12/3/72 17/12/0030/0072 59 Mahan Bhaddar (57) 20/12/3/85 ,20/12/0030/0085 17/12/3/81 17/1210030/0081 205 AlPHABETICAl LIST OF VILLAGES HUKTSAR C.D. BLOCK Sr. Name of village 1991 Census 1981 Census No. (with Hadbast No.) Location Locat ion Location Location Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 Muktsar Tahsil (Part) 60 Mangatker (134 ) 20/12/3/18 20/12/0030/0018 17/12/3/19 17/12/0030/0019 61 Marmallu ( 140) 20/12/3/38 20/12/0030/0038 17/12/1/35 17/12/0030/0035 62 Maur (53 ) 20/12/3172 20/12/0030/0072 17/12/3/68 17/12/0030/0068 63 Motlewala (96) 20/12/3/48 20/12/0030/0048 17/12/3/45 17112/0030/0045 64 Mukand S1nghwala (153 ) 20/12/3/2 20/12/0030/0002 17/12/3/2 17/12/0030/0002 65 Muktsar (Rural) (54) 20/12/3;'69 20/12/0030/0069 17/12/3/231 17/12/0030/0231 66 Najabat kokr1an (138) 20/12/3/14 20/12/0030/0014 17/12/3/14 '7112/0030/0014 67 Nandgarh (46 ) 20/12/3/79 20/12/0030/0079 17/12/3/75 17/12/0030/0075 68 Nurpur Kirpalke (135) 20/12/3/19 20/12/0030/0019 17/12/3/18 . 17/12/0030/0018 69 Ramgarh (115) 20/12/3/74 20/12/0030/0074 17/12;3/70 17/12/0030/0070 70 Randhawa (147) 20/12/3/7 20/12/0030/0007 17/12(3/7 .17/12/0030/0007 71 Rohurianwa1i (55 ) 20/12/3/68 20/12/0030/0068 17/12/3/65 17/12/0030/0065 72 Roranwali (122) 20/12/3/21 20/12/0030/0021 17/3/2/96 17/03/002D/0096 73 Rupana (61 ) 20/12/3/66 20/12/0030/0066 17/12/3/63 17/12/0030/0063 74 Saddarwala (111) 20/12/3/28 20/12/0030/0028 17/12/3/25 17/12/0030/0025 75 Sakanwal1 ( 142) 20/12/3/12 20/12/0030/0012 17/12/3/12 17/12/0030/0012 76 Samagh (88) 20/12/3/52 20/12/0030/0052 17/12/3/49 17/12/0030/0049 77 Samenwal i {47} 20/12/3/78 20/12/0030/0078 17/12/3/74 17/12/0030/0074 78 Sangrana (141) 20/12/3/39 20/12/0030/0039 17/12/3/36 17/12/0030/0036 79 Sangu Dhaun (64) 20/12/3/63 20/12/0030/0063 17/12/3/60 17/12/0030/0060 80 Sarai Naga (90) 20/12/3/51 20/12/0030/0051 17/12/3/48 17/12/0030/0048 81 Seerwali (149) 20/12/3/5 20/12/0030/0005 17/12/3/5 17/12/0030/0005 82 Shivpura ( 136) 20/12/3/17 20/12/0030/0017 17/12/3/17 17/12/0030/0017 83 Sunian (92) 20/12/3/57 20/12/0030/0057 17/12/3/54 17/12/0030/0054 84 Takhat Malana ( 102) 20/12/3/41 20/12/0030/0041 17/12/3/38 17/12/0030/0038 85 Thandewala (67) 20/12/3/61 20/12/0030/0061 17/12/3/58 17/12/0030/0058 86 Udekaran (66) 20/12/3/35 20/12/0030/0035 17/12/3/32 17/12/0030/0032 87 Wanga 1 ( 148) 20/12/3/6 20/12/0030/0006 17/12/3/6 '7/12/0030/0006 88 Warring (91) 20/12/3/56 20/12/0030/0056 17/12/3/53 17/12/0030/0053 89 Wattu (97) 20/12/3/47 20i12/0030/0047 17/12/3/44 17/12/0030/0044 VILLAGE DIRECTORY MUKTSAR C.D. BLOCK 208 VILLAGE MuKTSAR C'.D. BLOCK AIIen1t1es and Loca- Name of ,village Tota 1 Tota 1 Amenities ava 11 ab 1e (1f not available within the t ion (with Hadbast No.) area pop ul a- village, a dash (- ) is shown in the column and next Code of the tion to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. No. village and --5 kms 5--10 kms and 10+ kms of'the nearest plac~ ( tn number where the facility is available Is given) hecta re s) of house- Educa- Medical Drinking- Post Day or Communi- ho ld s tional water & days cat ions (potable) Tele- of the (bus graph mar- stop. kett railway hat, station. if water - ally way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 \\ 9 10 Muktsar Tahsil (Part) Jagat Slnghwa1a(154) 740.00 874 (160) P -(-5) T,tiP - (-5) -( 10+) BS Z Mukand Singhwala (153) 950.00 647 (115) P -(-5) T.tlP.e -(-5) - ( lOt) BS 3 Maan Slnghwala (15Z) 975.00 3,136 (485 ) P,M -(-5) T,e PO -( 10+) BS 4 Bhangewala (151) 1.129.00 1.301 (23S) P( 3). H,O,NH T.TW,C -(-5) -(10+) BS M(2) • H,PUC 5 Seerwa 1; (149 ) 1,428.00 2, '\.B7 (352) P( 2) ,M, . -(-5) T,HP,C PO - ( 10+ ) BS H,PUC 6 Wangal ( 148) 520.00 335 (57) P' -(-5) T,TW,HP -(-5) -( 10+) -(-5) 7 Randhawa (147) 272.00 214 (43) P -(-5) T,TW,HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) 8 Dohak (146) 870.00 1,939 (328) P ,M,H -(-5) HP,e -(-5) -( 10+) BS 9 Chak Dohak (145) 285.00 18 (2 ) ·(-5) ·(-5) HP -(-5) - ( 10+) -(-5) 10 Budhima1 (144 ) 443.00 539 (86) P RP,CHW W,TW,HP -(5-10) -(5-10) BS 11 Jandoke (143) 798.00 1,104 ( 192) P D,RP(2) T,TW,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS 12 Sakanwa 1i ( 142) 720.00 1.008 (192 ) P,(2) ,M -(5-10) T,TW,HP,C -(5-10) -(5~10) BS 13 Lubhanianwa 1; (139) 1,405.00 1.316 (219) P -(-5) T,TW,HP.C - ( 10+) ~(~5) 8S 14 Najabat Kokr1an (138\ 303.00 117 ( 16) P ~(-5) T,HP -(-5) -( 10+) BS 209 URECTORY land Use ~pp- Nearest Power Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares roach town & supply rounded upto two decimal places) to distance ~i1- (inkms.) Forest Irrigated by source Un i rr i- Cultur- IIrea not lage gated able available waste for culti- ( ; nc lud- vat 10n lng gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR Muktsar (19) EA T{484.00).GC(21.00). 154.00 35.00 67.00 TW(115.00),TWE{348.00) PR Muktsar (18) EA T(467.QO).GC(295.00). 382.·00 51.00 50.00 TW{ 172.00) PR Muktsar ( 18) EA T{639.00),GC(613.00). 259.00 17.00 60.00 TW(26.00) PR Muktsar ( 14) ED ,EAG T{469.00),GC(ZZl.00), 556.00 10.00 94.00 TW(178.00),TWE(70.00) PR Muktsar (18) ED,EAG T{'S36. 00) ,GC( 304 .00) , 792.00 4.00 96.00 TW(39.00),TWE(193.00) PR Muktsar ( 14)' EA T( 116.00 ) ,G C( 100.00 ) , 369.00 35.00 TW(l6. 00) PR Muktsar ( 19 ) EA T{53.00),GC(35.00), 196.00 23.00 TWE( 18.00) PR Muktsar (19) EA T(341.00),GC{240.00). 467.00 62.00 TWE( 101.00) fiR Muktsar (20 ) ED, EAG T(284.00).GC(204.00), 1.00 TWE (80.00) PR Muktsar (22 ) EA T( 308.00) ,6C(.254.00), 90.00 9.00 36.00 TW(lB.00),TWE{36.00) PR Muktsar (20 ) EA T(318.00),GC(Z79.00), 387.00 9.00 84.00 TW( lZ.00),TWE(27.00) PR Muktsar (19 ) ED.EAG T(315.00).GC{115.00). 357.00 48.00 TW(87.00l.TWE(113.00) PR Nuktsar ( 16) EA T(388.00).GC(211.00), 943.00 74.00 TWE ( 177 .00 ) PR Muktsar ! 15) EA T( 134.00) ,GC(~O). 131. 00 8.00 30.00 TW ( 15.00) , TWE (40.00 ) 210 VILLAGE MUKTSAR C.D. BLOCK AIIenities and Loca- Harne of village Total Total Amenities available lif not available within the tion (with Hadbast No.) area popula- village, a dash (-I is shown in the column and next Code of the tion to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. -No. village and --5 kms 5-·10 kms and 10+ kms of the nearest place ( in number where the facility is available is given) hectares) of house Educa Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi holds tiona 1 water & days cations (potable) Tele of the (bus graph mar- stop, railway h1at. stat; on. if water- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Muktsar Tahsil (Part) 15 Landaroda (137) 652.00 861 (139) P -(-5) T,HP -(-5) -(10+) -(-5) 16 Kanianwa li (150) 1,412.00.2,885 (552) P,M MH,PHC, T,HP PO • -(-10+) BS CHW(3) 17 Shivpura ( 136 ) 629 • 00 5S 7 (1 i 7) P -(-5) T,HP -(-5) -(10+) BS 18 Mangatker (134) 529.00 889 (148) P -(-5) T,HP,C PO -(10+) BS 19 Nurpur (135 ) 938.00 1,134 (160) P FPC T',W, TW, - (l 0+ ) -( 10+) BS Kirpalke HP 20 Chak Jawahar (130) 1,244.00 1,058 (163 ) P -(-5) T,HP -(-5) -( 10+) BS Singhwala 21 Roranwali ( 122) 826.00 1,287 (241 ) P -(-5) T,HP -(-5) -(10+) BS 22 Chak Kala (126) 1,026.00 1,365 (241 ) ? ~(-5) T -(5-10) - ( 10+) BS Singhwala 23 Birwanwali (131) 1,032.00 1,549 (217) P FPC T,TW,HP,C -( 10+) - ( 10+) BS 24 Attari ( 129) 514.00 453 (73 ) P -(-5) HP -(-5) -( 10+) -(-5) 25 Fatanwa 1a ( 127) 1,059.00 1,745 (29 7) P -(5-10) HP PHONE -(5-10) BS 26 Chak Badha"i ( 113) 609.00 307 (45) P -(5-10) T,W,TW,HP - (-5) -(5-10) BS 27 Chak Attari (128) 418.00 681 (108) P -(5-10) T,HP -(-5) -(5-10) BS Saddarwala 28 Saddarwa la ( 111 ) 1,125.00 1,438 (196) P -(-5) T,HP,C -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) DIRECTORY 211 Land use App Nearest Power L"I.d use (i .e. area under different types of land ,use in hectares roach town & supply rounded upto two decimal places) to distance vn ( in kms.) Fore~t Irrigated by source Unirri- C-u 1 tur- Area not lage gated able ava ilab le waste for cult i- ( inc 1tid- vat' ion ing gauchar and groves) , 11 12 13 14 I: 15 16 17 18 PR Muktsar (16 ) EA T{476.00).GC(323.0B). 123.00 5.00 48.00 TW ( 35 • 00 ) , TWE (. 118 • 00 ) PR Muktsar ( 18) EA T( n 1 .00) , GC ( 9 1. 00) , 639.00 22.-00 100.00 TW(155.001,TWE(465.0C) , PR Muktsar (24) EA T( 175 • 00 ) ,G C( '9. 00 ) , 382.00 2.00 70.0e TW{52.00),TWE(104.00) PR Muktsar (12) EA T(317.00).GC(244.00), 173.00 9:00 30.00 TW(21.00),TWE(5Z.00) PR Muktsar (13) EA T{301.00),GC(Z27.00), 564.00 5.00 68.00 TWE( 74.00) PR Muktsar (16) ED ,EAG T(628.00) ,GC( 514.00 406.00 ' 138.00 12.00 , ...__ , -' >, TW(55.00),TWE(59.00) PR Muktsar (1S) EA T(607.00),GC(409.00), 151.00 _ 68.00 TWE( 198.00) PR Muktsar (12) EA T(902.00),GC(902.00) 123.00 1.00 PR Muktsar - (1t) EA T( 562.00) ,GC( 515.00}. 420.00 50.00 TWE( 47 .00) PR Muktsar (10) ED.EAG T(75.00).GC(75.00) 405.00 34.00 PR Muktsar (61 ED,EAG T(102.00),GC(102.00) 862.00 95.00 PR Muktsar (7) EA T(14.00).GC(14.00) 575.00 20.00 PR Muktsar ' '(8) EO ,EAG T(150.00).GC(150.00) 236.00 32.00 PR Muktsar (5 ) EA .. T(616.00).GC(616.00) 458.00 51.00 212 VILLAGE MUKTSAR C.D. BLOCK Amenities and Loca- Name of village Total Tota 1 Amenities available (if not available within the tion (with Hadbast No.} area popula village, a dash (-) is s_hown in the column and next .Code of the tion to it in brackets the distaQce in broad ranges viz. No. '1111age and --5 kms 5--10 kms and 10+ kms of the nearest place (in number where the facility is available 's given) hectare s) of house Educa Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi holdS tional water & days cat ions (potable) te le of the ( bus graph mar stop, ket/ railway hat, 5 tat i 011, if water- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ·9 10 Muktsar Tahsil (Part) 29 Kot 11 DeWAn (108) 684.00 1,427 (258) P -(-5) -{ -5) 30 Lambi Dhab ( 109) 56 B. 00 94 7 (l 7 9 I P -(-5) T,TW.HP -(-5) -(-5) - ( -5) 31 Chat Lamb1 Dhab(110) 325.00 145 (27) -(-5) -(-5) TW,HP -(-5) -(-5) -{-5) 32 Guhbewa 14 {13l1 1,515.00 1,248 (224) P(2),M D T,TW.HP,C PO -(5-10) BS 33 Jaseana (133 ) 789.00 1,101 (2aS) P -(-s) TIII.R.C -(5-10) -(10~) -(-5} 34 Bura GuJjar (107) 1,042.00 1.221 (203·) P -(5-10) T.HP -(5-10) -(5-10, 8S 35 Udebran (66) 1,393.00 3,601 (596) P,M,H. RP(3) T.TW.HP.C PO -(-5) 8S PUC 36 Ctlarewan (lost 648.00 t,353 (234) P,M RP(2) T,TW,HP PO -(-5) SS,RS 31 Chauntra (106) 732.00 986 ( 172 j P -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5) -( - 5) 38 Marma11u ( 140) 517.00 560 (103) P -(-5) t:,HP -(5-10) -(5-10) as. 39 Sangrana ( 141 ) 998.00 1,520 (234) P 0 T,HP - ( lOT) - ( 10+) as 40 Dodan;na 11 (103) 553.00 1,256 (200) P -(-5) T,HP -(-5' -(-5) -(-5) "' 41 Takhat Ha lana ( 102 ) uLoo 399 (68) P -(5-10)" T, Tlol ,tiP -(5-1O) -(5-10) -(5-10) 4l Jallu .. na (101) 367.00 486 ( 90) p -(5-10) r·, TW,HP, C -(!I-1O) -(5-10) -(5-10) 213 DIRECTORY land Use IIpp- Nearest Power Land use (i .e. area under different types of 'and use in hectares roach town & supply rounded upto two decima' p'aces) to distance vi 11- (in kills.) Forest Irrigated by source Un i rr i- Cultur- Area not age gated llble avallabl 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 41.00 PR Muktsar (3 ) EA T(426.00),GC(411.00), 217.00 TW(S.OOl,TWE(7.00) 51.00 PR Mliktsar ( 5"} EA T(364.00},GC(348.00), 153.00 TW(5.00),TWE(11.00) 10.00 PR Muktsar (7) EA r{ 150.00),GC(138.00), 165.00 TW! 12.00) 85.00 PR Muktsar (8) EA T(365.00),GC{342.00), 1,065. 00 TW(23.00) 44.00 PR Nu_ktsar .( 11 ) Ell. TI2Z8.00).&C(112.00). 517.00 TW(7Q.OO1~TWE(46.00) 424.00 78.00 69.00 PR Muktsar (S) ED ,EAG T(471.00},GC(467.00), TW(2.00J.T~E(2.00' 46.00 140.00 PR Muktsar ( 3) ED .E.AS T{l,207.00).GC(l,207.00) 93.00 41.00 56.00 PR Muktsar ( 4) EO ,EAG T(452.00},GC(449.00), nJ(3.00) 523.00 36.00 PR Muktsar (5 ) ED ,EAG T(173.00),GC(173.00} 40.00 PR t4uktsar ( 10) ED, EAG T(315.00).GC(297.00), 141. 00 21.00 TW(8.00),TWE(lO.OO} 34.00 70.00 PR Muktsar (14) ED ,EAG T(648.00),GC(628.00}, 246.00 TW(10.00),TWE(lO.00) PR Muktsar (11 ) ED ,EAG T(147.00),GC(147.00} 375.00 31.00 PR nuktsar ( 13) EA T( 122. 00) ,GC{79. DO}, 132.00 17 ,DO TWE{ 43. 00) PR Muktsar (14) ED, EAG T(298.00),GC(298.00} 52.00 17.00 214 VILLAGE MUKTSAR C.D. BLOCK Allenities and Loca- Name of village Total Tota 1 Amenities available (if not available within the tion (with Hadbast Ho.) area popula village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next Code of the tion to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. No. village and --5 kms. 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place ( in number where the facility is available is given) hectares) of house Eduea Medica 1 Drinking Post Day or Communi holds .t iona 1 water & days cat ions (potable) tele of the (bus graph mar stop. ket/ railway hat, stat ion. if' water- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 "~ktsar Tahsil (Part) 43 Chak Gandha (100) 473.00 1.024 (110) P -(-5) T,TW,HP,C -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Singhwall. ' . 44 8ariwala (93) 442~OO 6.582(1,099-) P,M.H PHC T,TW,HP PTO, Daily BS,RS PHONE 45 Baja Madahar ( 99 ) 548.00 1. 158 (178) P -(5-10) T,TW,HP,C -(5,10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 46 Chak Baja (98) 325.00 300 (46) P -(-5) TW.HP -(-5) . -(-5) -(-5) Madahar 47 Wattu '(9i) 820.00 1,442 (258) P RP T.TW,HP -(-s) -(-5) -(-5) 48 Hot lewa 1a. (96) 278.00. 940 (151) P -(-5) T PO -(-5) BS 49 Chal< M.otlewala (95) 194.00 556 (86) P -(-5) HP ,-(-5) -(-5) as 50 Madahar Kalan (94) 1.520.00 1,842 (335) p." D T PO -(-51 8S 51 .Sarai Maga . (90) 690~OO 2,138 (342) P," Ht,D T.HP,C PHONE -(-5) 8S 52 samagh (88) 594.00 1,289 (217) P -(-5) T ,HP, C -(-5) -(10+) 8S 53 Bari Hari (89) 2,854.00 6.322 .(924) P,M.H D T,HP,C PO. ~(5-10) ~(-5) PHONt 54 Khokhar (71) 765.00 2,155 (341) P,M,H D T,HP -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5) 55 Chak Khokhar (70) 482.00 295 (57) -(-5) -(-5) HP -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5) 56 -Warring (91) 936.00 2,431 (420) ~.M H.D T,MP 215 OIRECTORY Land Use App- Nearest Power Land use (i .e. area under different types of land use in hectares roach town & supply rounded upto two decimal places) to dlstance vi"- (in kms.) Forest Irrigated by source Un irr i- Cultur- Area not age gated abl e available waste for culti- (includ- vat ion ing gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR Muktsar (15) Ell. of( 308.00) .6e( 308.00) 112.00 53.00 PR Muktsar (16) EA T( 280.00) .6e( 280. 00) 88.00 74.00 PR Muktsar (16) ED ,EAG 1(439.00).6C(439.00) .. 109.00 PR Muktsar (16) EA T(223.00),Ge(207.00). 77 .00 13.00 12.00 TW( 5.00). lWE( 11.00) PR Muktsar ( 17) EA T( 555 .00) .GC( 516.00). 179.00 5.00 81.00 TW(24.00),TWE(15.00) PR Muktsar (20 ) ED T(219.00).G£(219.00) 57.00 2.00 PR Muktsar (20 ) ED T(180.00).6C(180.00) 14.00 PR Muktsar ( 16) ED,EAG T( 1.413.00) .GC( 906.00). 107.00 TW(41'.00),TWE(96.00) PR Muktsar ( 15) ED ,EAG T(607~00).GC(607.00) .. 83.00 PR Kot Kapura ( 14) ED. EAG 1(530.00).GC(520.00). 1.00 63.00 TW(7.00).TWE(3.00) PR Kot Kapura ( 18·) Ell. l(2.527.00).GC(2.441.00). 70.00 257.00 TW(S6 .00) PR Muktsar ( 16) ED .EAG T( 665 • 00 ) •G C ( 661. 00 ) , 25.00 75.00 TW( 1.00) PR Muktsar ( JO) EA T( 435.00 ).• GC( 435.00) 47.00 PR Muktsar ( 13) EA T( B09. 00) .,GC( 809.00) 22.00 105.00 216 VILLAGE MUKTSAR C.D. BLOCK A.enities and Loea- Name of village Total Total Amenities Bva ilable (if not Ava Hable within the tion (with Hadbast No.) area popula- village, a dash (- ) is sho.m in the co 1.. 0 and nex t Code of the t ion to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. Ko. vi llage and --5 t.s. 5--10 kms. and 10+ kas. of the ftearest place (in number ~here the facility is available is given) hectares) of house.,_ Eduu- Medica 1 Drinking Post Day or COllllluni- IoA'1S tioll.l water & d.ys (It ions (potable) tele- of the (bus graph .. '- stop. ket/ .' railwa.)' hat. stat ion. if water- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 t 10 RIltsl, 1-,.t1 (PI,t) 57 Sun ian (92) 213.00 11 (2) -(-5) -(-5) HP -(5-10) -15-10i -(5-10) 58 Jhabe 1wa 11 (104) 908.00' 1,635 (263 ) P,M,H H,D T,HP PO -(5-10) BS,RS 59 Hanj (69) 608.00 1.254 (205) P -(-5) T.TIII,HP -(5-10) -(5-10) as 60 KotH Santu (6S) 79S.00 1.892 (302) P -(-5) T,HP, C - (--5 ) -(5-10) -(-5) 61 Thand.wala (61) 2,160.00 5.690 ('919) P( 2:) tM-. H T,TW.HP.C -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) It 62 Bir Sarkar (65 ) 461.00. 908 (l46} P RP T,W.TW, -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) tiP 63 Sangu Dhaun (64) 834.00 2.104 (336) ··P." -(-5) T,HP,C PO ;.(-5) 85 64 Bhullar (74) 1.594.00 3.434 (563) P(3)," .. ~(-5) T,HP,C PO, -(5-10) BS It PHONE 65 Barkandi (63) 821.00 ,2,280 (416) P,M(2) -(-5) T,HP,C -(-51 -(5-}O) -(5-10) 66 RupaA. (61) 2.453.00 6.3"(1.166) '(3). H,RP(4) T.TW,H', Ptl. -(5-10) BS "(2), e PHONE It( 2), P"CU) 67 Gonian. (62) 870.00 2.870 (514) P,M -(-5) T,TW.HP po. -(-5) -(-s) PHONE 68 Rohurt.ftw.1i (55 ) 976.00 2,009 (322) I' -(-s) T.TW,HP. PO, -(-5) BS C:I PHONE 69 Muktsar (Rural) (54) 4.914.00 1,346 (238) P( 7). H.D. T,HP PTa Daily BS,RS M( 8). RP( 14) H(4). PUC(4),C 217 IIRECTOIty Land Use App- Nearest Power land use (i.e. Ire. under dtfferetlt types of land use in hectares roach town I s~pply rounded up to two dec.Mal places) to distance vill- ( in kms.) Forest Irrigated by soyrce Unirri- Cultur- Area not age gated able available waste for culti- {includ- vat ion ing gauchar and groves} 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 PR Muktsar (6) EA T( 163 • 00 ) , GC ( 136 • 00 ) • 23.00 27.00 TW(Z]'OO) PR Muktsar (8) EA T( 462. 00) ,GC{462. 00 j 314.00 3.00 129.00 PR Muktsar ( 12) EA T(506.00),GC(506.00) 67.00 35.00 PR Huktsar (l0) EO .EAG T( 555 .00) ,GC( 555.00) 107.00 136.00 PR Huktsar (5 ~ ED .EAG T(l,898.00),GC{1.898.00) 262.00 PR Muktsar ( 1 ) ED, EAG .. T( 391.00) ,GC(391. 00) 32.00 38.00 PR MuUur (4) EO T(764.00),6C(764.00) 1.00 69.00 PR Muktsar (9) EO .EM T( 1.360.00) .GC( 1.360.00) 20.00 214.00 PR - Muktsar (6) EO .EAG T(758.00),6C(758.00) 10.00 .. 53.00 PR Muktsar (8) EA T(2,153.oo)-,GC(2.153.oo) 14.00 34.00 252.00 PR Muktsar (3) ED.EAG T(813.00).GC(813.00> 3.00 ~4.00 PR Muktsn (4) EA T(867.OQ).GC(678.00), 4.00 105.00 TW(189.00) KR Muktsar (OJ EA T{4.397.00).GCI4.354.00). 4.00 513.00 TW( 4~.OO). TW£( 39.00) 218 VILLAGE MUKTSAR C.D. BLOCK Amenities and Loca- Name of vll1age Total Tota 1 Amenities available (if not available within the tion (with Hadbast No.) area popula village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next Code of the tion to it in brackets the distance in b.road ranges viz. No. village and --5 kms. 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place ( in number where the facility is available is given) hectares) of house Educa- 'Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi- ho ld s tional water & days cations (potab le) te 1e- of the (bus graph mar- stop. ket/ railway hat, station, if water- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Muktsar Tahsil (Part) 70 Ba 11 amgarh (52) 1,016.00 2,653 (448) P,M(4) H(2), T PO -(5-10) BS H PHC 7" Badha i (112) 880.00 1.749 (394) P(4) He T,TW.HP. PO -(5-10) BS e 7Z Maur (53) 580.00 1,168 (198) P -(-5) T -(5-10) -(5-10) BS 73 Aka1garh. (114) 781.00 1,OG4 (166) P - ( 10+ ) T.HP PO -(10+) -(-5j 74 Ramgarh (115) 885.00 1,820 (294) P,M,H -(-5) T -:-(-5) -(5-10) SS 75 Chak Madrasa (117) 733.00 1,201 (202) P.M -(-5) T PO .-(10+) BS 76 Hadrasa (50) 486.00 926 (132) P. -(-5) T -(-5) -(5-10) BS 77 Lakhewa 11 (49) 1.426.00 4,308 (740) P.M.H H T PO. -(l~+) BS,RS PHONE 78 Samenwa 1i (47) 1.242.00 2,305, (432) P(2) -(-5) TW,HP.e -(5-1'0) -(5-10) BS • 79 Nandgarh (46) 828.00 2.246 (372) P,M,H MH TW.HP,C -(-5) -(-5) BS 80 Gander (45) 1.168.00 1,675 (269) P(2) --(-5) T,TW,HP. -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) e 81 Chak Chibran (43) 1,694.00 2,99.3 (539) P,M,H H,HH. r,HP.R,C po. -(-5) BS wali CWC,PHC, PHONE D,FPC.RP 82 Chibranwali (44) 870.00 1.929 (334) P(2), -(-5) T.JW.C -(-5) -(10;+-) BS·. H' 83 Bh'agsar (51) ~.104.00 5,754 (930) P(ll. D T .HP PO. -CpS) BS.RS M(2).H PHONE 219 DIRECTORY Land Use App· Nearest Power Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares roach town & supply rounded upto two decima' places) to distanc't vill ( in kms.) Forest Irrigated by source Unirri- Cultur- Area not age gated able available waste for cult,- ( inc lud- vat ion 'Ing gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 14 J5 16 17 18 PR Muktsar (10) ED ,tAG T( 941.00) .Gt( 900 .00). 75.00 TII(41.00) PR Muktsar (10) EA T(601.00),GC(601.oo) 226.00 2.00 51.00 PR Muktsar (8) ED.tAG T(463.oo).6C(463.00) 22.00 95.00 PR Muktsar (16) ED .EAG T(352.00},GC(46.oo). 358.00 7.00 64.00 TilE ( 306.00) ·PR MuUsar ( 13) ED.EAG T( 672.00 l,Gt( 485. 00). 156.00 57.00 111(187.00) PR MuUsar ( \3) ED ,EAG T(595.oo).6C(396.oo). 84.00 54.00 TIIE(199.00) PR Muktsar (14) EO ,EAG T(411.00).GC(41'.00) 20.00 55.00 . PR MuUlar (20 ) E" T(1,294.00).(868.00). 132.00 111(56.00).TIIE(370.00) PR Muktsar (24 ) ED .EAG T(l,123.oo).1.022.00) 41.00 78.00 TII( 101.00) PR Muktsar (18) EA T(768.oo),GC(768.00) 60.00 PR Muktsar (l6) EA T( 853.00) ,6C(853. 00). 241.0 74.00 PR Muktsar (16) EA T(1.573.00),GC('.573.00} 13.00 108.00 PR Muktsar (3) EO ,EAG •• T(785.00),GC(785.00) 11.00 74.00 PR Muktsar (11) EO.EAG T(2.773.oo).6C(2.713.00) 41. 00 . 290.00 ..• 220 'VILLAGE HUlTSM C.D. BLOCK Aaen1t1es .nd Loea- Mame of village Tota 1 Tota 1 Amenities avatl.ble (if not available within the tion {wittl Kadbast ICo.) area popula v 111age. a dash t -) is shown in the co lumn and ,next Code ofthe t ion to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. Mo. v illoage and --5 kms. 5--10 kms. and lOt kms. of the nearest place . (in number where the facility is available is given} hectares) of house Educa- , Medical. Drinking Post Da¥ or Communi- holds t iOI'l,a 1 water & days c at ions (potable) tele- of the (bus graph . lI1ar- stop, ket/ ranway hat, stat ion; i~ wat.er- any way) 2 3 ·4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Muktlllr Tahsil (Part) 84 Chak Mahan ( 56) 825.00 408 (82) P,M.H -(5-10) T.TW.HP,C PO < -(5-10) BS Shaddar 85 Mahan Bhadda!' (57) 993.00 3,528 (634) [I,M.H MH,RP(2) . T,HP PO -(5-10) BS '- 87 Khunde Halal (42 ) 992.00 1,719 (352) P,M H,D,RP. T,ItP,C -(-5) .;.(-5) -( -5 ~ i / CItW 8.9 Chak Tamkot 140) 513.00 765 (131) P -(5-10) T.TW,HP. -(5i.lO) -( l'O+) BS "- C 9~ Dhagana (60). ,853.00 1.481 ( ~32) P.M, -(-5) T,HP,C PO ' -(5-10) BS ~ .. . 95 Chak Dunewa1a (36 ) 830.00 1,224 ( 199 r p MCW T .TW,HP -(-5) -(5-10) as 82.543.00 1,48,357 P( 108),' H(11) .. .', (25,l51) M(49). MCW(H. , 8(24). MH(4), PUC(9). CIIC(l), 'Cn) • HC(2). TR(O). 'HC(4), 1(0) , Dt 14). AC(O), PHS(O), 0(0) TI(O). FPC(3) • IHt 1). SM'(O} •. R'(32). CHII(5). 0(0) 221 DIRECTOlY Land Use , App ~earest Power Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use in .ectares roach town & supply rounded upto two decimal places) to distance vill (inkms.) Forest Irrigated by source Unirri- Cultur- Area not ag,e gated able available waste for culti- ( 1nc lud- vat 10n ing gauchar and groves) 12 13 14 15 16 11 18 ~R Muktsar (11 ) ED ,E'AG .. T( 693.00) .Ge( 693 .00) 77 .00 55.00 PR Muktsa.r (8) EA T(864.00),GC(864.00) 25.00 104.00 ~> PR Muktsar (16) EA T( 916.00) ,Ge( 9\6.00) 6.00 1.00 69.00 PR t4uktsar ( 18) EA,~AG T(459.00).GC(451.00] , 25-.00 29.00 TWE(S. 00) PR Muktsar (S] ED .EAG T(768.00) ;GC( 768.(0) 37.00 4S.00 PR Muktsar (9 ) EO .EAG T{770.00),GC(615.00), 15.00 ,45.00 TW( 105.00). TWE( 50.00) n57.805.0~». 11,325.00 621.00 6.192.00 GC(51.878.00}. TV~(3.546.(JO). TV(Z.381.0()) ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES IN KOT BHAI AT GIDDARBAHA C.D. BLOCK 225 ALPHA8ETICAL LIST OF VILlMES KOT BHA! AT GIDDARBAHA C.D. BLOCK 1991 Census 1981 Census Sr " Name of vi )1age Location Location Location Location No. (with Hadbast No,) Code Code Code COde (I~anual) (Computer) Ulanua 1} (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 J'luktsar Tahs 11 (Part) Assa Buttar (84) 20/12/3/1 07 20/12/0030/0107 17/ 12/~3/103 17/12/0030/0103 2 Babanl (20) 20/12/3/136 20/12/0030/0136 i7/12/3/132 17/12/0030/0132 3 Baddian (24 ) 20/12/3/126 20/12/0030/0126 17/12/3/122 17/12/0030/0122 4 Bha1a1ana (79 ) 20/12/3/116 20/12/0030/0116 17/12/3/112 17/l2/003~/O112 5 Bharu (9 ) 20/12/3/134 20/12/0030/0134 17/12/3/130 17/12/0030/0130 6 Bhundar (26) 201l2l31124 20/12/0030/01·24 17/12/3/120 17/12/0030/0120 7 Bhuttiwa1a (72 ) 20/12/31106 20/17/003010106 17/12/3/102 17/12/0030/0102 8 Buttar Sarien ( 78) 20IT 2/3/115 20/12/0030/0115 11112!31l 11 17/12/0030/0111 9 Buttar (8.akuha) ( 16) 20/12/3/130 20/12:/0030/0130 17/12/3/126 17/12/0030/0126 10 Chak G11jewaTa (32) 20/12/3/98 20/1210030/0098 17/12:/3/94 17/12/0030/0094 11 Chhatianq ( 13) 20/12/31119 20/12/0030/0119 1 7/12/ 3/115 17/12/0030/0115 12 Chotian ( 11 ) 20/12/3/117 20/1Z/0030/0i 17 17/12/3/113 17/12/0030/0113 13 Dhu1kot (82' 20/12/3/112 20/12/0030/0112 17/12/3/108 17/12/0030/0108 14 Doda (75 ) 20/12/3/1 03 20/12/0030/0103 17/12/3/99 17/12/0030/0099 15 Doula (B) 20/12/3/133 20/12/0030/0133 17/12/3/129 17/12/0030/0129 16 Ouhewa1a (34). 20/12/3/9) 20/12/0030/0097 17/12/3/93 17/12/0030/0093 17 ·r akarsar ( 18) 20J12n/139 20/12/0030/0139 17/12/3/135 17/12/0030/0135 18 Ghagga (21 ) 20/12/3/137 20/12/0030/0137 17112/3/133 17/12/0030/0133 19 Giljewala (31) 20/12/3/1 00 20/12/0030/0100 11/12/3/96. 17 1l2/ 00301 0096 20 Gurri Sangar (85) 20/12/3/110 20/12/0030/0110 171l2/3/l 06 17/12{0030/0106 t 21 Gurusar (22 ) 20/12/3/128 20/12/0030/0128 17112/3/124 17/12/0030/0124 22 Husner ( 17) 2QIlZ/31135 20/12/0030/0135 17/12/3/131 1 7/ 12/0030/0 13 J 23 Kauni (83) 20/12/31104 20/12/0030/0104 17/12/3/100 17/12/0030/0100 24 Khirkianwala (73) 20/121 '5/105 20/12/0030/0105 17/12/3/101 17/12/0030/0101 25 Khunan Khurd (33) 20/12/3/99 20/iZ/OO30/0099 .17/12/3/95 17/12/0030/0095 26 Kishanpura (86) 20/12/3/109 20/12/0030/0109 17/12/3/105 17/12/0030/0105 27 Kot "Bha1 PO) 20/12/3/131 20/12/0030/0131 17/l2/31127 1 7/12/003 0/0127 28 Kotl1ablu (80) 20/12/3/114 20/12/ 0030/ a114 17/12/3/110 1"7/12/0030/0110 29' Kura1wala (23 ) 20/12/3/ i27 20/12/0030/0127 17/12/ 3/123 1711210030/0123· 30 Lan Dewa1a (27) 20/12/3/123 20/12/0030/0123 1 7/12/3/119 17/12/0030/0119 31 Lohara (77 ) ZO/lZ/3/ll} 20/1210030/0111 17/12/3/101 1 7/~2/0030/0107 226 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF' VILLAGES lOT BHAI AT liDDMIAilA C.D. aloae 1991 Census 1981 Census Sr. N... of vi 1'age Locat ion. Location Location Location No. (with Hadbast No.) Code Coue Code Code / (Manual) ( COMputer) (Manual) (Computer) 2 3 4 5 6 Nuttsar labs11 ('art) 32 Madhir ~lS) 20/12/3/129 20/l2/0030/0129 11/12/3/125 17/12/0030/012S ! 33 Malan (81) 20/lZ/3/11l 20/12/0030/0113 11112/3110~ 17/ 12/0030/0109 34 Man1anwa1a' (30) 20/12/3/101 20/12/003010101 .17112/3/97 17/12/0030/0097 / '\ 35 Peori (6 )\. 20/1213/132 20112/0030/0132 17/12/3/128 17/12/0030/0128 36 Rolchala (14, 20/12/3/120 20/12/0030/0120 . 17/1213/116 17/12/0030/0116 37 Sahi., Chand (12) 20/12/3/118 20112/0030/0118. 17/12131114 17/ 12/0030/0114 38 Sa.agh ( 28) 20/12/3/122 20/12/0030/0122 17/2/3/118 17 11210030/0118 39 Sekh (29) 20/12131121 20/12/0030/0121 17/12/3/117 17/12/0030/0117 4(1 Sotha (35~ 20/12/3/9' tO/l2/0030/0096 17/12/ 3/92 17/12/0030/0092· 41 Sukhna Ab Ita , 76) 20/12/3/1 02 . 20/12/0030/01D2 17/12;'3/98 17/121003010098 42 Surewala (87) 20/12/3/108 20/12/0030/0108 1711213/104 17/1210030/0104 43 Theri (19) 20/12/3/138 ZO/12/oo30/0138· 17112/3/134 n/1210030/0t3.. ~- , . VILLAGE DIRECTORY KOT BHAI AT GIDDARBAHA C.D. BLOCK 228 VILLAGE KOT 'HAl AT &lDDARBAHA C.D. BLOCK Allen1t1es and Loca- Name of village Total Tota 1 Amenities aval1able (if not available with1n the tien (w1t~ Hadba~t Ne~) area pepula- village, a dash (.) is shewn in the celumn and next CO'~e ,ef the t ten to' it in brackets the dtstance 1n bread ranges viz. No. v t 11age and ·-5 ,ltms. 5--10 kms. 'and 10+ kms. of the nearest place (in number where the facility is available is given) hectares) ef house- Eduea- Medical Drinking ~est ,Day or Connuni- helds t 1ena1 water & days cat 1ens (petable) te le- of .the .( bus graph mar- stop., ket/ railway ~at, s'tat ion, if water- any way) \ . 2· 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 "_tsar t ....n ('U't) 96. Setha (35) i,327.00 2,827 (49n P,M 'Q T,HP.C PO -( 5-10) is 97 Duhewa1a (.34) 843.00 1,571 (257) P -(-5) . T,TW,HP, -(-5) -(10+) -(-6) " C 98 Chak Gl1je- (32)" . 259.00 1,069 (161) P,M.ti .. ( ~5) , T,TW,HP, -(5-10) -( 10+) as wala C 99 'Khunan (33) 551.00 1,663 (27Z)P P H,D HP PO -:00+ ) IS Khurd " (31) (366) P T,TW,HP, -(-5) .. (10+) as 100 Gl1jewala 806.00 2,266 D I • C 101 Manianwala (30) 433.00 734 (116) P -(-5) T,HP -(-6) -{ 10f 1" BS 102 Sukhna Ab1u (76) 1.904.00 4,480 (638) P,M.H D T,HP PO Da11y BS 103 Doda (75) 4,346.00 9,572 '( 1,480) P,M,H PHC T,HP.C po; -(lO+) BS Phone 104 Kaun1 (83) 3,030.00 5,825 (936) P,M, D T.HP PO -(10+) BS H,C 105 Khirk1an- (73) 663.00 2,340.(391) P,~ -(-5) T.HP -(-5) - (10+) BS wala 106 Bhutt1wa1a (72) 1,564.00 3,170. (507) P,H,H -(-5) T.TW,HP -(-5) -(10+) , BS 107 Assa Buttar (84) 877 .00 2,429 (390) P,H,H H.D T.HP PO Daily BS 108 Surewa1a (87) 1,030.00 3,077 (516) P,M 0 T,HP PO .. (-5) BS 109 Kishanpura (86) 491.00 1.367 (203) P,M -(-5) T.HP -(-5) -'( -5) BS 110 Surr 1 Sangar (85) 851.00 2,344 (345) P,M H,D T,N' PO, :" ( 10+) as Phene DIRECTORY 229 Land Use App- Nearest Power land use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares roach town & supply rounded upto two decimal places) to distance vill- (in kms.) Forest Irri9ated by'source Unir1'i- tultur- Area not age gated able available waste for cUlti- ('\ nc lud- vat ion 1ng gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 ' 16 17 ~8 Pit MlIktsar (8) ED.EAG . T(1.165.00).GC(,,105.00) 16.00 ·. 14,6.00 TW( 40 ~OO). TWE(20 .00) PR Muktsar (13) ED.EAG .. T(783.00).GC(433.00). • • • • 60.00 TW(150.00).TWE(200.00) , 0'. PR Muktsar· (15) ED,EAG 0.' T(229.i)O),GC(203.00), , ... 30.00 ' TW(15.00).TWE(11.OO) PR Muktnr, (22) ED ·. T(493.00),GC(493.00) 8.00. • • 50.00 PR Muktsar (16) ED.EAG T(S51.00),GC(401.00), .. ·'. 25$.00 1W(50.00 1, TWE( 100.00). PR ·Giddarbaha ( 12) ED' .. T(367.00).GC(357.00) 10.00 66.00 ·. 134.00 . flR Giddarbaha (18) ED,EAG T(1,716.00).GC(880.00), 41.00 13.00 TW(755.00)TWE(81.00) PR Muktsar 04) EA ' .. T(3.564.00),GC(3,559.00). 204.00 2.00 576.00 TWE(5.00) PR Muktsar (18) EO.tAG ·. T(f,674.00),6C(2.674.00) 80.00 4~OO 272,00 63.'00 PR Muktsar (18) ED.EAG .. T(609.00);GC(S99.00) 1.00 TW(3.00),TWE(7.001 ,., 1.00 PR Muktsar . (16) ED,EAS •• T(1 ,3611.00) ,GC( 1,2\4.• 00), 82.00 2~00 TW ( 114.00" TWE (41..00) 102 .• 00 PR Muktsal' (22) ED,EAG • • T(77S.00).Ge(76S.DO). • • • • TW£(10.00) 108.00 . PR Muktsal' (22) ED,EAG .. T( 922 ,00) ,6C (886 .00). ·. • • TWE(22.001.0(14.00~ 42.00 PR Ja1tu (18) ED·.EAG T(449.00),GC(292.00), •• • • TWU .00). TWE (85 .00) 50.00 PR MukUar (10) EA • • T(101.OO).aC(801.00) •• • • 230 VH.LME lOT BHAI AT 6IDDARIAHA t.D~ BLOCK AIIenitie~ and Loca- Name of villag-e Tota 1 Tota 1 Amenities available (if not available within the tion (with Hadbast No.) area popula village. a, dash (-) is shown in the column and next Code of the tion to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges· viz. Mo. village and --5 kms. 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place (in number where the facility is available.is given) hectares) of house Educa Medical Drinking Post nay or Communi- holds tional water & days cat ions (potable) te le of the (bus graph ,mar- stop, ketl railway hat, stat ion, iff water- any 'lfay). 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Muktsar Tahsil (Part) 11\ Lohan (71) 622.00 1,304 (198) P -(-5) T.HP.C PO -(10+ ) BS 112 Ohulkot . (82) 983.00 2.125 (318) P -(5-10) T.IlP.e -(-5)· -(lOt) as n3 Malan (Sl) '3.151.00 6.426 (1016) P(3). "HS.D. T.HP PTO.. Daily as M,H .-.../""FPC.~HW(S} Phone 114 Kotl1ablu (SO) 3.482.00 6.599 (.1002) p(2). PHe.!) T.HP po; -(lQ+) BS M.H , Phone 115 Buttar ( 7S) 77('.00 1,852 (283) P D T,HP,C BS Sarien 116 ahalaiana (79) 2.910.00 5.331 (823) P.M,H lI.O T.HP.C PO -(10+) .- BS 117 Chotian (11 ) 672.00 1.839 (293) P.M .• H RP(2) T,MP Phone -(10+) as l1S Sahib Chan,d (12) 1.On.OO 2.050 (353) P.M.H H.D. T.HP PO -(10+) BS RP(3) \19 ehhatiana (13) .'.002.00 2.924 (485) P.M.H -(-5) -00+) BS 120 Rokhala (\4 ) 879.00 1.723 (295) P RP HP.C Phone -(10+) i' BS . \21, Sekh (29) 433.00 800 (133) P RP T.HP -(-5) -(10 ... ) as 122 Samagh (28 ) 793.00 1.487 (244) 1'(21 -(-5) T.HP -(-5) -(lO+) as .123 Landewa 1a (27) 745.00 1.307 (211) P He,D T,TW,HP BS 124 Ithundar (26) 1.l18.00 l.488 (3$5) P.M,H H T. TW.HP PO -(10+ ) BS .126 Baddian (24) 1.104.00 2,279 (346) P,M,H -( \0+) T,HP PO -(10+) .231 DIRECTORY Land U'se 'pp- Nearest Power Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares 'oach town 81 su~ply rounded up to two decimal pla~es) ~o distance fi 11- (in kms.) Forest. Irr igated by source Unirri Cultur- Area not 1ge gated able available waste for culti- . (includ- vation ing gauchar and groves) 11 12 ·13 14 15 16 17 18 )R Muktsar (22) ED.EAG T(516~00l.GC(491.00'. 52.00 54.00 TW(25.00) PR Muktsar (24) ED.EAG T{730.00).GC(707.00). 163.00 90.00 W(16.00).TWE(7.00) PR Jaitu (16) ED.EAG r(2.824.00).G:C(2.824.00) ,82.00 246~OO PR Jaitu (13) ED.EAG 1(2.847.00) .GC{ 2.847 .OO} 362.00 273.00 PR Muktsar (24) £D.EAG T(688.00).Gt(648.00). 33.00 ~5.00 !WE (40.00 )'. PR Giddarbaha (16) EA T(2.4'97 .00) .GC(2.497 .00) 17 .00 396.00 PRo Giddarbaha (14) EA T(407.00),GC(407.00) 185.00 80.00 PR Giddarbaha . ( 15) EA T(679.00),Ge(679.00) 272.00 . 60.00 PR G1ddarbaha (15) EA T(813 .00) ,Ge(8'13 .00 I 100.00 89.00 'PR Giddarbaha (11 ) EA T(565~OO).GC(565.00) 249.00 65.00 PR Giddarbaha. (13) EA T{316.00).GC{316.00) 78.00 39.00 ,'PR G1ddarbaha (13) EA T(483.00).GC(483.00) 220.00 9().00· PR Muktsar (18) ED.EAG T(528.00).GC(325.00), 168.00 49.00 TW(108.09),TWE(95.00) PR Muktsar (18) EA T{l,008.00),GC{l,008.00) 106.00 104.00 PR Malout (13) ED T{825.00),GC(825.00) 208.00 1.00 70.00 f- 232 VILLAGE lOT 8.HAI AT &iDDMIAHA C."'. ILOCk _nitie. and Loca- Name of village total Tota 1 .Amenfties ava i1able (if not available within the tion (with Hadbast No.) area popula- village, a dash (-) is shown in the co lumn and next Code of the· t ion to ft in brackets the d1rtance in broad ranges viz. Ho. village lind --5 kms. 5--10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the ne.rest place (fn number ,where the facility is ava,1Table 1$ given). hectares) of house- Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or COllllluni- holds tional water & days cat fans (potable) te le- of th._ (bus graph mar- stop, ketl railway hat, stat ion, if water- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 lIuUur ra"ln ('art) .127 Kur.1w,la (23 ) .1.266.00 3,783" (584) P,M,H -(5-10) T,HP PO -(5-10) -(-5) 128 Gurusa, (22) 2,433-...00 4.664 (769) P,M,H -'C -5) T.HP,C PO -(5'!10) BS 129 Madh1r (15 ) .1.504.00 3,259 (503) P(2) • H,CWC,PHS HP PO. ·(S~10) BS M,H ap(2) Phone ,130 . Butta .. C, 16) 966.00 ,1,656 (254) P,M ap(2) T,HP PO -C, 10+) a.$ [Bakuhal 131 Kat Bh,f (10 ) 4,798.00 9,665(542) P(2). H.HC.PHS. TIHP PO -(5~10) .' as M(2)'H D 132 Pear 1 (6 ) 1,311.00 3.064 (438) P,M.H R' T,HP.C PO ,!(5~10J as 133 Doula . (8) ,1. laO.oo 2,690 (457) '.H -(-5) T.TW.HP. PO,' -(-5) IS C 'hone ,134 Bh.ru (9) 769.00 ,2.180 (35~) ',M -(-5) T.N' -(-5) -(-5) '$ ,135 Hu.nar (U) 2.079.00 4.036 '(669) P,M.H H T.TN.H' -(-5) -(-5) .S 136 Babin1 (20) 545.00 .1.051 (,199) P a' T,HP -(-5) -(-5) IS 137 Gh'99' (n)' ,1,284.00 2,652 (432) P -(5-10) -(5-10) as 138 Thlr1 (9) 1.725.00 2.447 U1I) P.M,H -(-5) T.HP.C 8S 233 OIRECTORY Land Use .PP- Nearest Power Land use (1.e. area· under dtfferent types of land use fn hectares ~oach town & supply' rounded upto two decimal places) to distance vill- ( in kms.) Forest. ,Irrigated by source Unirr 1- Cultur- Ate. nt'( age . gated able available waste for culti- (tnc1ud- vltton tng gauchar and groves) 11 12 13 14 15 1,6 17 18 , ' PR Malout (10) EQ.EAG T{1.117.00}.GC(1.117.00) 62.00 87.00 Giddarbaha (10) ED.EAG T(1.644.00).GC(1.644.00) 538.00 •• 251.00 PR Gidd,arbaha (9) ED T(1.307.00).GC(1.307.00) 94.00 103.00 PR Giddarbaha (8) ED T(793.0,O) •.GC(793.pO) 70.00 ,11)~ ,00 _. PR Giddarbaha (10) EA ·. T(3.429.00).GC(3.429.00) 1.040.00 '.' 329.00 PR ' Giddarbaha (6) EA T(l,101.00.00).GC(~.161.00) , 127.00 2.00 81.00 'R G1ddarbaha 1(4) EA • • 1(1.013.00)GC(l,013.00) 17 .00 100.00 PR. Giddarbaha (2) EA ·. T(668.00).GC(668.00) 26.00 75.00 ,.PR Giddarbaha (3) EA . 'T(1.280.001.GC(1.280.001 635.00 164.00 PR Giddarbaha (5 ) ED 1(349.00).GC(349.00) . 121.00 75.00 PR Giddarbaha (8) ED T(945.00).GC(832.00). 240.00 99.00 TW( 113.00) PR Giddarbaha (5) ED ... T(l.563.00).GC(l.470.QO). 162.00 111(93.00) 234 YllU&E KOT IHAl AT GJDDMBANA C.D. BLOCK Mentties and loca- Ka.e of village Tota 1 Tota 1 Amenities available (if not available within the tton (with Haclbut No.) «rea pop.ula- village. a dash (-) is 'shown in ~he column and next £Ode of the tion to it in brackets the' distance in broad ranges viz. Ko. .illage a.nd --5 It.s. 5--10 It.s. and 10+ Itms. of the nearest place (in nUllber where tile facility is available 1s giYen) hectares) of house- Eduea- Medical Drinking Post Day ot' Co_un;- ftol!! 5 tional water I days cat ions (potable} tele- of the (bus graph mar- stop. UtI railway hat. stat 10n. if water- any way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 Nut tsar Tahsil ('art. 139 . Fakarsar (18) 1.562.00 2.795 (.434) 1'(2). H.MH.HC. T.HP.C PO -(5-10) 8S.RS M(2).K 0 .60.128.00 P(50). H(10). "(3\). Me,,(O). "(23), MH(1 ). PUC(O). even) • C(1). HC'(3), 11(0). PHe(!). 1(0). 0(16). AC(O) • PHSP}· 0(0) TI(O). FPC( 1) IH(O). _(0). 1'(13-) • CHIII(8) OeD} 235 Aptt- "nit .,.... Und Vie (i ••• are...... 41ff..... t t".s of 1•• d n. tn hectares r ..~ t_1 I.p,l, rounded upto two deet.. t plaees' to . . dtlt-..ee Yill- (tt ·Iuls.) Forest lrrigat.d 1t',S8tIrCfL ln1rr1· Cultur- Are. not ate ,.tef able avatlable ~t. for cult1- (inct., 1.'- nt iOft toe"·r ...... au , 11 12 13 14 15 16 11 1.8 \ PR Itddarbatla (9) Ttl.4o.~OO).8'(1.404.00) 158.00 .1(1'T(41."''''''' •• )._(114.00, •.'''-' 1."'.11 11t(I.-••) • .,..... ). APPENDIC~ 'l--IV ~ 238 APPENDIX t.D. 8lock.ite abstract of educational. EOUCATIOMl. Sr. Name of PriJlllry Middle Matricu ... Higher College Adult Others Villages Mo. C.D. Block SChOOl school lat tonI Second- (graduate I1tera~ with no Secondary try/PUCI and above) cl1ss1 educI- school Inter- centres t tona 1 midiltel faci 11- iJun10r ties school vn~ Ins- Vll- Ins- Vil- Ins- ViI- Ins- Vl1- Ins- Vll- Ins- Vil- Ins- lag.. t it- llg- t it- llg- tit- lag- tit- 16g- tit- lag-tU- lag- tit- es uti .. es uti- as uti- es uU- ts uti- IS Llti .. es I!t1- OM ons ons ons OftS OIlS ons , 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Moga-l 4S 55 26 32 22 28 3 3 4 4 1 2 Moga-ll 41 44 21 23 13 15 1 1 2 3 Nihal S1nghwala 38 41 29 30 19 20 2 2 3 3 .. 1 1 .. 4 Baghl Purana 48 63 34 39 29 33 4 4 1 1 2 2 1 1 5 Far1dkot 91 103 30 41 20 27 4 5 1 2 1 1 4 6 Kot Kapura 68 104 43 56 31 40 3 5 2 3 e. 7 10 7 lamb1 49 56 27 32 20 23 3 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 8 HI lout 52 58 30 33 20 21 1 1 .. 2 2 9 '_'ktSIr 8S 108 35 49 20 24 5 9 1 1 .. 4 10 Kot Shai at 43 50 29 31 23 23 1 1 .. •• a!' Giddarbaha District s.o 682 304 311 217 254 2S 32 " 18 3 3 13 " 11 239 J Medical and other Allenit ies MEDICAL Dispensary tIosp1ta 1 Maternity Primary Family Primary ComIIIunity Others Villages and chi 1d Hea lth Planning Hea 1th hea lth with no w£lfare Centre/ Centre Sub- workers medical centre/ Hea lth Centre facl1 ity Maternity Centre flome/Chi ld We1fai'e' Centre Vii· Ins· Vll.., Ins· Vl1· Ins· Vl1· Ins· Vil· Ins- VO· Ins· Yl1· Num- Vl1- lns- 1ag- tit- 1ag- t1t- lag- tit- lag- tit- lag- tit- lag- tit- 1ag- ber lag- t it- es uti- es uti .. es uti .. es uti- es uti- es uti- es es uti- OIlS ~ns ons ons ons ons ons 18 19 al 21 22 23 . 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 15 15 10 10 7 10 10 12 4 4 1 3 15 13 24 17 11 11 3 3 3 3 5 7 1 1 • 8 12 8 9 18 10 10 9 9 2 2 3 3 3 3 " 8 26 16 16 16 11 11 6 9 8 9 5 5 8 24 14 37 21 16 18 3 4 3 4 10 13 1 3 3 1 1 8 13 71 16 16 9 9 19 21 16 17 3 3 2 2 3 5 14 58 25 21 21 7 7 12 17 6 6 1 1 1 6 16 6 12 18 16 16 4 4 4 5 7 10 2 2 3 3 11 17 21 14 14 10 11 5 6 6 6 3 3 •• .j 3 5 12 33 58 16 16 10 10 2 2 5 5 1 1 3 3 1 8 8 13 17 151 153 16 78 63 79 76 88 22 2Z 11 17 33 86 102 242 282 240 APPEllnX C.D. 810ckwise abstraet of educational ORINkIfl&IMTER Sf. ..me at C.O. Block Tap Well Tank Tube- River Foun- Canal Other More Villages No. well hi" than with no one drinking source water facnity 1 2. 35 36 31 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 1 fobga-l 36 6 45 12 ... 31 2 fobga-ll 25 3 42 " 15 30 ... 3 Nihal S1nghwala 32 3 35 8 31 4 Slgha PUrlna 38 3 48 1 9 40 .. 5 far1dltot 74 7 91 23 .. 78 6 Kot Kapura 58 7 63 .. 31 .. 63 7 Lamb 1 50 3 49 26 49 .. 8 Malout 51 4 .. 52 •• ., 32 " 52 9 ftlktsar 76 4 78 Z ., 37 71 .. 10 Kot Bha1 at 40 •• 43 .. 0- 17 .. 41 Giddarbahl ., District 480 40 546 2 1 210 .. c 492 •• 241 1 1led1ca 1 and other Allen1t ies POST AID TELEGRAPH CO'IUUCATION POWER SUPPLY P.O. T.O. P.T.O. P.O. T.O. P.T.O. Phone Bus Railway Navigable Aval1able Not and and and Stop Station Watenlay available Phone Phone Phone 45 46.. 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 18 2 10 3 .. 31 5 46 22 1 '6 28 4 43 (. 17 1 7 4 .- 34 38 .. 23 1 7 6 1 44 48 '. 17 9 1 61 2 95 •• 15 13 .- 3 2 61 7 68 .' 26 6 2 f 44 1 .. 50 23 .' 17 .- .: 40 3 .. 52 18 .' 1 8 .. 2 59 6 89 17 .. 1 5 1 2 40 1 43 ,. 8 88 21 9 442 29 572 " 242 APPENDIX-2 Land utilisation data in respect of non-llUn1c1pa.. 1 towns (Census towns) Sr. Name of town and Land (i.e. Area under different types of land use 1n hectares rounded up to No. C.D. Blocks two decimal places) (within brackets) Total Area Forest Irrigated Un-irrigated Culturab le Area not by source waste available (including for gauchar and cultivation groves 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 List of villages ~re no a.entt1es relating to education. Medical, drinking water, post and telegl"Ul, ~n1c.t1on. po_r supply and market/hat are a"atlable 243 APPElIllX 4 List of villages according to the proportIon of Scheduled Castes to the total population by ranges KOGA-I C.D. BLOCK Ranges of L.C. Name of village Hadl:ast Ranges of L.C. Name of village Hadbast scheduled No. No. scheduled No. No. caste caste population population (percentage) (percentage) 2 3 4 2 3 4 Moga Tahsil (Part) 0~-5 Nil 31 and 39 Khote (55) above 48 Mandheranwala (1) 6--10 Nil 49 Jhandewala (2) 11--15 Nil 50 Budh Singhwala (3) 51 Sandhuanwa1a urf (4) ( 31 ) 16--20 20/12/10/68 Chogawan Churkit 70 Tatariawi! 1a (27) 52 Ma1ianwala (5) 71 Kapura (34) 53 Mehron (51) ( 37) 77 Killi Chahlan 54 Dhulkot Kalan (49) 21--30 64 Dosanjh (26 ) 55 Dhulkot Charat Singh (48) 69 Ro 1 ; (28) 56 Dala (47) 74 Puranewa 1a (32) 57 Bughipura (24J 76 Kokri Kalan ( 36') 58 Banhona (52) 78 Ajitwal (39) 63 L andek e (22 ) 79 Matwani (44) 65 Talwandi Shan Gerian (25) 80 Nathuwala Jadid (46 ) 67 Mehna (30) 84 Ohudike (40) 73 Kokri Heran (33) 86 Daudhar Shark; ( 97) 75 Kokri Phu1a Singh (45) 88 Daudhar Garb i ( 97) 81 Jhandiana East (43) 90 Dhulkot Tallli (50) 82 Takhan Wadh (42 ) 92 Ramuwala Harchuka (95) 83 Madoke (41 ) 85 Chuhar Chak (38) (53 ) 31 and above 35 Moga Jit Singh 89 Buttar (96) (53) .36 Patti Sandhu an 91 Ramuwala Nawan (94) 37 Nawan Moga (54) 93 Ramuwal Kalan (93) 38 Malia 1 (56) 95 Chiral<. (7) 244 APPENDIX 4- list of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes to the total population by ranges MOGA- I I C.0.. BLOCK Ranges of L.C. Name of vi 11 age Hadbast Ranges of L.C. Name of village Hadbast scheduled No. No. scheduled No. No. caste caste population population (percentage) (percentage) 2 3 4 2 3 4 M09a Tahsil (Part) 0,-5 Nil 31 and 17 50san (65) above 18 Jogewala (5 ) 6,-10 Nil 20 Darapur (3 ) 11--15 Nil 21 Jhandina Garbi (69) 23 Mangewa1a (68 ) 16,-20 20/12/20/8 Khan Singhwala ( 6) 25 Chhota Ghar (74) 9 Sada Singhwa1a (l2) 26 Bar.a Ghar (75) 21--30 5 Ka1iawa1a (9 ) 28 Dadahur (62) 7 Daulatpur Niwan (11) 29 Gajanwala (80) 11 Nidhawa1a (13 ) 30 Jaimalw1a (79 ) 15 Koera Kalan (64) 32 Safuwala (60) 1~ Khokhrana (4) 33 Gha 1 Ka 1an (19 ) 22 Thamanwa1a (67) 34 Salina (16) 27 Bhikha ( 76) 40 5inghawa1a (57) 41 Bukanwa1a ( 58) 42 Motha,nwa 1i (59) 61 Khosa Pando ( 17) 43 Chand Nawan (82) 44 Chand Purana (83) 31 and above Chotian Khurd ( 1 ) 2 Chotian Kalan (2) 45 Chotia Thoba (84) 3 Maheshwari (7) 46 Jai Singhwa1a (85) 6 Oau1atpur Ucha (10) 47 Gill (86 ) 12 Dagru (14) 60 Ratian (18 ) 13 Daro11 Bha; (61 ) 62 Dh a lek e (21 ) 14 Koera Khurd (63) 16 Baghe1ewala (66 ) 245 APPENDIX 4 List of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes to the total population by ranges IIHAL SIIiGHYM..A C.D. BLOCK Ranges of L.C. Name of village Hadbast Ranges of L.C. Name of village Hadbast scheduled No. No. scheduled No. No. caste caste population popu1at ion (percentage) (percentage) 2 3 4 2 3 4 Maga Tahsil l Part) 0--5 Ni 1 ,.31 and 107 Kussa (167) above 110 Machh ik e ( 171 ) .6--10 20/12/30/168 Didarewa1a (150) 111 Bilaspur (170 ) 11-15 Nil 112 Takhtupura (162) 113 Lohara (169) 16--20 103 Badhani Khurd ( 100) 115 Bode (165 ) 108 Raman (168) 162 Dina (145 ) 21--30 87 Maliana (98) 163 Burj Hamira (146) 99 Burj Duna ( 91) 164 Gaj iana (,147) 105 Lappa (99) 166 Raunta ( 143) 114 Nanga1 (164) 167 Patto Didar Singh (149) 116 Bir Raoke ( 104') 170 Khota (152 ) ( 144) 161 Kishangarh 171 Patto Jawahar Singh (153 ) (148) 165 Khai 172 Patto Hira Singh ( 154) 169 Barewala (151) 173 Ransih Khurd (155 ) 177 Mahdedke (158: 174 Ransih Kalan ( 156) 31 and above 100 Rania (92) 175 Dhulkot Ransih ( 163) 101 Raoke Kalal) (103) 176 Niha\ Singhwala (157) 102 Badhani Kalan ( 101) 178 Saidoke (159) 104 Bir Badhani (i02 ) 179 Bhag ik e ( 161 ) 106 Minian (166) 180 Hi~atpura (160) 246 APPENDIX 4 list of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes to the total population by ranges BAGHA PURAIIA C.-D. BLOCK Ranges of L.C. Name of vi 11 age Hadbast R~nges of L. C. Name of village Hadbast scheduled No. No. scheduled No. No. caste caste population population (percentage) (percentage) 2 3 4 2 3 4 Moga Tahsil (Part) 0--5 Nil 31 and 124 Bagha Purana (Rura 1) (87) above--Conc ld. 125 Langiana Nawan (77 ) 6--10 Nil 126 Lang;ana Purana (78) 11--15 Nil 127 Nath ~ a la Alak a Mudk i (73) 130 Hariewala (72 ) 16--20 20/12/40/128 Oemru Khurd ( 113) ( 111 ) 129 Nathewala ( 114) 135 Rode 133 Demru Kalan (112 ) 136 Rajiana . (110 ) 147 Ch idda (125 ) 137 Sama1sar (H7) 139 Sibbian ( 120) 21--30 24 Mahla Khurd (71) 140 Malke (119 ) 96 Ka1eke (88) 141 Sekha Kalan (128) 118 Samadh Bhai (142 ) 142 Sekha Khurd (127) (107) 121 Ugoke 143 Sahoke ( 121 ) 122 Nathoke (108 ) 144 Bambia Bha; (122 ) 131 Mah1a Kalan (70 I 145 Wander (123) 132 Bhaloor ( 115) 146 Sukha Nank (124) 134 Lande (116 ) 138 Panj Garain Khurd (118) 149 Maur Nauabad (133 ) 148 Thathi Bha; (126) 150 Daluwala (134) 151 Jita Slnghwala (139 ) 152 Mari (132 ) 153 Werok e (129 ) 154 Kot 14 Mehar Si nghwa la (130) 155 Ladhaike (131) 31 and above 97 GhoHa Kalan (89) 156 Sangatpura (140) (90) 98 Gholia Khurd 157 Kot1a Raeka ( 138) 117 Manuke (lOS) 158 Gulab Singhwa1a ( 137) 119 Phu1ewa1a ( 106) 159 Tharaj (136 ) 120 Chanuwa1a (141) 123 Budh Singhwa1a (109 ) 160 Dhi1wan (135) 247 APPEIIJIX 4 U st of Y i 11 ages accord i ng to the proportion of Scheduled Castes to the total population by ranges FARIDKOT C.D. BLOCK Ranges of L.C. Name of village Hadbast Ranges of L.C. Name of village Hadbast scheduled No. No. scheduled No. No. easte castE! population populaUon (percentage) (percentage) 2 4 2 3 4 Farfdkot Tahsil (Part) 0--5 Nil 31 and 12 Dod (26) above 14 Chanian (25) 6--10 Nil 15 Gujj ar (24) 11--15 20/12/50/75 Bir Chahal (112 ) 16 Mumara (23) 81 Chumiara (84) 19 Chugewala (16 ) 20 Sadhanwala (15 ) 16-- 20 13 Chak Sahu (22) 22 Dalewala (13) 69 Sher Singhwala (62) 25 Kh 'I1ch i (11 ) 82 Misriwala (85) 26 Natha1wala (12) 116 Oaggo Romana (67) 'l.7 Rajawala (6) 21-- 30 21 Pakhi Khurd ( 14) 30 Kaba1wala ( 1 ) 23 Ghoniwala ( 10) 31 Hassan Bhatti (2) 24 Jhariwala (9 ) 34 Pehluwala (3) 28 Golewala (7) 36 Bhagthala Kalan (82) 32 Ma llewa la (4 ) 37 Pakhi Kala~ (80) 33 Hadialana (5 ) 38 Bholuwala (78 ) 35 Bhagtha 1a Khurd (81 ) 40 Pip 11 (76) 39 Bir Bho1uwah ( 77) 41 Arayanwala Kalan (56) 42 Burj Masta (55) 43 Beguwala (19) 47 Jhotiwala (54) 44 Ghugiana (20 ) 48 Midu Maan (58 ) 45 Simrewa 1a (21) 52 Jandwala ( 51) 49 Mehmuana (59) 58 Madahar (40) 50 Mani Singhwala (46) 59 Pind'! Baloehan (38) 51 Sadhuwala (50) 60 Vfrewala Kalan (39) 53 Oh flwan Khurd (52) 64 Bhilewala (45) ~4 Janer ian (49) 66 Sukhanwala (64) 55 . Rupianwali (48) . 72 Faridkot (Rural) (75) 56 Sadiq (47) 80 Moranwal1 (83) 57 Sangatpura (41) 86 Kot Sukhia ( 120) 61 Bhag Singhwa1a (43) 109 Kamiana (74) 62 Ghuduwala (42) 117 Har1ewa1a (65) 63 Kingra (44) 65 Dhab Sher Singhwala (63 ) 31 and above Kanianawali ( 37) 67 Q11 anau (73) 3 Ahal (35 ) Chet Singhwala (61) 4 Deep Singhwala (34) 68 6 Saideke (32) 70 Machak i Ka lan (60) 7 Kauni (31 ) 71 Machaki Khurd ( 57) 9 Arayanwala Khurd (29) 73 Virewa 1a Khurd (96) 10 Buttar (28) 74 Naraingarh (95) 11 Sangrahur ( 27) 76 . Chaha 1 .(94 ) 248 APPENDIX list of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes to the total population by ranges FARIDKOT C.D. BLOCK Ranges of L.C. Name of v; 11 age . Hadbast Ranges of L.C. Name of v ill age Hadbast scheduled No. No. scheduled No. No. caste caste population population (percentage) (percentage) 2 3 4 2 3 4 Faridlcot Tahsil ( ~art) 31 and 77 Tehna (92) above 78 Pakka (79) 31 and 90 Chambeli ( 118) 79 Ka ler (91) above--Conc ld. 106 Sikhanwala ( 113) 83 Chand Baja (86) 110 Machaki Mal Singh ( 97) 84 Mandwala (87) 113 Ratti Rori (72 ) 85 Dhul Kot (88 ) 114 Dana Romana ( 71 ) 88 Dhudi (90) 115 Sango Romana (70 ) 89 Bhana (93) 119 Chak Shama (66 ) 249 APPENDIX 4 List of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled castes to the total population by ranges KaT KAPURA C.D. BLOCK Ranges of L.C. Name of village Hadbast Ranges of L.C. Name of village Hadbast sched u 1ed No. No. scheduled No. Ilo. caste caste ~opulation popul-at ion (percentage) (percenta ge) 2 3 4 2 3 4 Faridkot Tahsil ,( Part) 0--5 Nil 31 and above 124 Wander Jatana ( 108) (107 ) 6--10 Nil 125 Wara Daraka 127 Maur (103) 11--15 Nil 128 Thara ( 106) 16--20 Nil 129 Koharwala ( 130) 130 Harinau ( 1(5) 21--30 20/12/60/98 Aulakh ( 123) 131 Bhairon-Ki-Bhatti ( 104) 105 Kot Kapura ( 129) 132 Sur Ghuri ( 134) 126 Khara ( 102) 133 Madhak ( 135) 136 Rori Kapura ( 138) 134 Khacharan ( 136) 138 Karirwal1 (5 ) 135 Kqsam Bhatti ( 133) 142 Jaitu ( 1 ) 137 Rameana ( 137) 150 Sarawan ( 140) 139 Bishanandi (6) 151 Gurusar ( 141 ) 140 Chand Bhan (9) 158 Da 1 Singhwa la ( 16) 141 Gumti Khurd ( 10) 160 Rauwala ( 14) 143 Ramgarh (4) 167 Dod (3 ) 144 Chaina (3 ) 169 Ghanian (7 ) 145 Ramuwala (2 ) 31 and above 91 Nangal (119 ) 146 Matta (132) 92 Nat hewa 1a ( 117) 147 Dhaipai (131) 93 Sir Sikhanwala ( 114) 148 Romana Albel Singh f128) 94 Deviwala ( 115) 149 Ajit Gill (139) 95 Sirsari (116 ) 152 Behbal Kalan (142) 96 Bageana ( 121 ) 153 Behba 1 Khurd (143) 99 Jeonwala ( 124) 154 Ran Singhwala (144) 100 Ghaniewa la ( 125) 155 Burj Jawahar Singhwa 13 (147) 101 Panj Grain Ka lan ( 126) 156' Gondara (148) 102 .Burj Harika ( 146) 157 Jhakharwala (149) 103 Bargar; ( 145) 159 Sedha Singhwala (15) 104 Dhilwan Kalan ( 127) 161 Augandwala (13) 107 Sandhwan (111 ) 162 Gobindgarh (12) 108 Ja la leana ( 110) 163 Fatehgarh (ll) 111 Dh imanwa 1i (98 ) 164 Wara Bha; Ka (152) 120 Phide Kalan ( 100) 165 Baja Khana (151) 121 Chak Ka lyao ( 101 ) 166 Lambwa11 (150) 122 Phide Khurd (99 ) 168 Mal1a (4) 123 Dawareana ( 109) 170 Romana Ajit Singh (8) 250 APPE.n 4 list of yil1ages according to the proportion Qf Scheduled Castes to th~ total pop·u lation by ranges LAMBI C.D. BLOCK Ranges of L.e. Name of viUage Hadbast Ranges of L.e. Name of "ill age Hadbast scheduled No. No. scheduled No. No. caste caste populat ion populat ion (percenta ge) (percentage) 1 2 3 4 2 3 4 "vlets.r Tahsil { P·artl 0--5 Nil. 31 and abo"e 206 Sehna Khera (35 ) (36 ) 6~-10 Nil - 207 Fatuhi Khera 208 Sikhwala (27) 11--15 Nil 209 Punjawa (26) 16--20 20/12170/219 Ghumarwa1a (14) 210 Kheowali (12 ) 211 Lalllbi ( 3D) 21-- 30 186 Farid Khera (51) 212 Bidowalt (1) 189 Phulu Khera (44) 213 Maan (2 ) 193 Kanganpura.. (49 ) 214 Badal (3) 216 Nithri Bhdhgir (5) 215 Gagar (4) 31 and above 185 Mahnt Khera (52) 217 8hagu ( 11 ) 187 Mehmud Khera (50) 218 Hehna (10) 188 Ktlema Khera (43) 220 Sanwal. Anu (13) 190 Kut i anwa 11 (37) 221 Kakhanwali ( 25) 191 faehpur Manianwala (46) 222 Roranwali .( ~3) 192 Arniwala Waztran (45) 223 Tarma la (22 ) 194 Babwa1i Pahurianwali (48) 224 Btl itt iwa 1a (24 ) 195 Abul Khurana ( 159) 225 Kandu Khera (20, 196 Dhaula (160) 226 Bhul1arwala (9) 197 Tharajwa 1a (162) 227 Hakuwala (18) 198 La 1 Sa i (161) 228 Middu Kbera (17) 199 Channu (31) 229 Fatta Khera (16) .' (2.9) 200 Khud1an Mohan Singh 230 Waring K~era (lS) 201 khudian Gulab Singh (2.8) 231 Lohara ( 9) 202 Adhania (34) 232 Singhewa 1a ( 7 ) 203 Mahuana { 321 233 F.atuh1wata (6) 204 Tapa Kllera (33 ) (8) 205 Dean Khera (47) 234 Kill ianwa 11 251 APPEIIDII 4 List of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Cast.s to the total population by ranges MALOUT C.D. BLOC~ Ranges of LC. Name of village Hadbast Ranges of L.C. Name of village Hadbast scheduled No. No. scheduled No. No. caste caste population popu1at ion (percentage) (percentage) 2 3 4 2 3 4 Itu.ktsar Tahsil ( Part) 0--5 Nil 31 and above l44 Sekhu ( 166) 145 Jandwa 1a Char-at Singh (167) 6--10 Nil 146 Ma1wa1a ( 168) 11--15 Nil 147 Matorewa 1a (169 ) 149 ( 171 ) 16--20 20/12/80/125 Karniwa1a (25) Virk Khera 156 Ratta Khera. ( 173) 150 A'anlWa.1a" (172 ) 170 Ran iwa 1a ( 175) 151 Jhorar (190) 173 Kat ianwa 1i ( 117) 152 Aulakh (191 ) 175 Gurusa r (,-.: i 153 Ramnagar Khazan Singh (192 ) 154 Saonke . ( 193) 2".-30 148 Enakhera (170 ) 155 Khane Ki Ohab ( 189) 174 Pakki Tibbi ( 116) 157 BOdiwalaKharak Singh ( 174) 176 Dabwa 1i Ohab (56 ) 158 Sher 9arh Gi an Singh ( 181) 177 Kabarwala (57) 159 Bha ler;an ( 188) 178 Karamgarh ( 155) 160 Lakkarwa1a ( 194) 179 8hagwanpura ( 154) 161 (196) 180 Ma lout ( 156) Tarkhanwala 183 Ko 11 anwa 1i . (54 ) 162 Khunan (195) . (201) 184 Shamkot ( 53) 163 Bham 164 Urang ( 197) 31 and above 86 Bhangghari ( 58) 165 Paniwala fatta {l85) 88 Lakhmirean ( 41) 166 Midda ( 186) (39) 90 Tamkot '. 167 Mohlan ( 176) 91 Oabra (59) 168 Ratta Tibba ( 141) 93 Phu1ewa1a (38) 169 . Patt i Karam . ( 148) 94 Mehr ajwa 1a (37) 140 Kingra ( 163) 171 Aspa1 (i 52) 141 Ghumar Khera ( 164) 172 Sarawan ( 153) 142 Rathrian (158) 181 8urjan (55 ) 143 Danewala (165 ) 182 Chhapianwa11 ( 157) 252 APPElIDlX 4 List of villages a~cording to the proportion of Scheduled Castes to-.. the total population by ranges MUKTSAR C.D. BLOCK Ranges of L.C. Name of village Har:1oast Ranges of L.C. Name of village Hadbast scheduled No. No. schedu1ed No. No. caste caste population popu1ation (pel'centage) (percentage) 2 3 4 2 3 4 Huktsar Tahsil (Part) 0--5 Nil 31 and above 20 Chak Jawahar Sinohwala( 130} 22 ChakKa1aSinghwala (i26) 6--10 20/12/90/1 Jag Ranges of L.C· Name of vi llage Hadbast Ranges of L.C. Name of vi 11 age Hadbast scheduled No. No. scheduled No. No. caste caste population pop ul at ion (percentage) (percentage) 2 3 4 2 3 4 _tsu TusH (Part) 31 .nct above 80 Gander (45) 31 and above 85 Mahan Shaddar ( 57) 81 Chak Chibranwali ( 43) 87 Khunde Halal (42 ) 82 Chibranwa11 (44) 89 Chak Tamkot (40 ) 83 Shagsar ( 51) 92 Dhagana (60) 84 Chak Mahan Bhaddar (56 ) 95 Chak Dunewala (36 ) 254 APPENDIX .4 List of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled castes to the total population by ranges KOT BHAJ AT GIDDARBAHA C.D. BLOCK Hadbast Ranges of L.C. Name of village Hadbast Ranges of L. c. Name of village No. scheduled No. No. scheduled No. caste caste population populat ion (percentage) (percentage) 4 2 3 4 1 2 3 Muktsar Tahsil ( Part) 0-- 5 Nil 31 and above 105 Khirkianwala (73) Bhuttiwala (72 ) 6--10 Nil 106 107 Assa Buttar (84) 11-15 20/12/100/126 Badd ian (24) 108 Surewala (87) Gurri Sangar (85) 16-- 20 Nil 110 111 Lohara (77 ) 21--30 109 Kishanpura (86) 112 Dhulkot (82) 113 Malan (81 ) 117 Chotian ( 11 ) 114 Kot 1i ab 1u (80) 118 Sahib Chand 12) 115 Buttar Sarien (78) 119 ehh at 'lana (13) 116 Bhalaiana (79) 120 Rokhala (14) 128 Gurusar (22 ) 121 Sekh (29 ) ( 16) 130 Buttar (Bakuha) 122 Samagh (28) (9 ) 134 Bharu 123 Lan Dewala (27) ( 17) 135 Husner 124 Bhundar (26) (23) 31 and above 96 Sotha (35 ) 127 Kura'lwala ( 15) 97 Duhewa1a (34) 129 Madhir (10) 98 Chak Giljewa 1a (32) 131 Kot Bhai (6 ) 99 Khunan Khurd (33 ) 132 Peori (8) 100 Giljewa 1a ( 31) 133 Doula (20 ) 101 Manianwa1a (30) 136 Babani (21 ) 102 Sukhana Ab1u (76 ) 137 Ghagga ( 19) 103 Doda (75) 138 Theri ( 18) 104 Kauni (83 ) 139 Fakarsar SECTION-II TOWN DIRECTORY CODES USED IN THE TOWN DIRECTORY 259 NOTE EXPLAIlfING THE CODES USED III THE TO.. DIRECTORY The town directory has been compiled in six different statements for all the urban areas of the district. The date on amenities and other . aspects have been presented in codes which are explained below : STATEMENT I This gives status and growth history of each town in the district. Class has been introduced in all the statements of town directory 'to facilitate analysis for purposes of demographic and socio-economic characteristics . of town at the state and all India levels. It has been presented according to 1991 census population of the core town in the following manner Population Class 100, 000 and above I 50,000--99,999 II 20,000--49,999 III - 10,000--19,999 IV 5,000--9,999 V Below 5,000 VI The civic administration status as in 1990 has been indicated by the foll~wing abbreviations. Census town is regarded as having no civic status. Code (C. T.) has been us'ed for census town. Municipal Corporation ::: M. Corpn. \ Mt.mlclpa! Committee ':'. M.e. Cantonment Board Ii C.B. Notified Area Committee == tLA.C. census Town :. G.T. STATEMENT II This gives for each town, physical aspects apd location of towns. STATEMENT III This gives municipal finance for each town. of the :dlstrlct. STATEMEHT IV This gives ci vic and other amen ties • The abbreviations used are indlca~ below : (I) Road length PR == Pucca Road KR ::: Kuccha Road (II) System of sewerage S ::: Sewer OSD == Open surface drains 260 BSO = Box' surface drains SO = Sylk drains CD = Cesspool method PT = Pit system (III) Method of disposal of nigbt soU HL = Head loads B = Baskets WB = Wheel Barrows ST = Septic tank latrines S = Sewerage (IV) Protected water supply-source and capacity of storage system (8) Sources of water supply TW = Tubewell water/Hand pump T = Tap water W = Well water TK = Tank water (b) Systelll of storage of water OHT = Overhead tank SR = Service reservoir IG. = River infiltration gallery BWP = Borewell pumping system PT = Pressure tank STATBIIBft IV-A This gives information about the c:ivic and other amenities in notified slum areas. T1'1is statement Is applicable only for Class I ano Class II towns. Name of slum and area, approximately population of slum,. paved roads, system of sewerage, number of latrines. method of night soU, no. of tap poInts/hydrants installed for supply of protected water and domestic connections and road points covered under this statements. STATENElfT V This gives medical, educational, recreational and cultural faciUties. The abbreviations used are indlcat-.cl below : . Medical amenities H :; Hospital D :: Dispensary HC ::: Health Centre FPC 0: FamUy Planning Centre TB = TB Clinic HN = Nursing Home o =: Others 261 A = Ayurvedic U = Unani HOM = Homoeopathic In case of allopathic, no separate code has been given. The information in col. 4 on medical facilities has been presented horizontally in the same line as illustrated below : H(A-l,2) O(Hom-2, U--l) Here H (A-I, 2 represents one ayurvedic and 2 allopathic hospital and D (Hom-2, 1, U-l) represents 2 homoeopathlc, one allopathic and one un ani dispensaries. It the medical facility is not available. in a town, name of the nearest place (1f in the same district) or nearest district (if in the same state) or other state and its distance from the town· where the faciUty is available has been mentioned in column 4. Educational a ....DiUM : The codes that have been used are as follows : A = Arts only S = Science only AS = Arts and Science only C = Commerce only ACS = Arts and Commerce only ASC = Combined for all categories- Arts, Science and Commerce. L = Law SH = Shorthand Type = Typewriting She Type == Shorthand and Typewriting o = Others P == Primary School M = Junior Secondary or Middle Schools H = Matriculation or Secondary PUC :. Higher Secondary/intermedi ate/pre-unlversity/junior collge/10+2 system whether held in schools or colleges. If there are more than one institution of a type in the town their number has been given against each in brackets. It any educational facility is not available in the town the name of nearest place (1f in the same district) or the name of nearest district (1f In the same state) or other state and its distance from the town where this faciUty 1s available has been given in brackets. 262 Recreational and cultural facilities The following codes ha ve been used PL = Public library RR = Reading room STATEMENTS VI This gives information on trade, commerce, industry and banl,ing for each town of the district. Appendix to the town directory shows towns of the district which have outgrowths and population of outgrowths. TOVR DIRECTORY STATEMENTS !--Yl 264 stATElEI' Stat.i .... Sr. Class. name and ctvtc Location Ma •• of Ma .. of ~!,.!a_( !~_ Nulliber of PoplllUO. a.d gl'owlll Ko. admin1 stnt ion status code No. Tahsil, C.D. Block sq. K.s. ).lIouseho1ds ~-~------of town including 1901 1911 1921 house 1en households (1n 1991 Census) ------~------2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ------_._------V Badhnt Kalan (NAC) 12/1 Moga 23.96 '1.407 2 IV Bagha Punna (NAC) lUlU Moga • . 6.00 ~.2;761 3. Far1dkot . See Far1dkot Farldkot U.A.* 12/lY Faridkot , . .. 10,426 (i) II Far1dkot (M.e.) 12/IY Faridkot ·. 18.14 10.356 10.405 11.673 12,304 (+12.19) (+5.41) 4 III G1ddarbaha (M.C.) l2/IX Muktsar · . 8.25 4.102 5 Ja1tu See oJ.itu Urban Jattu U.A.* rartdkot ·. ".A. 4,59' (1) 111 Ja1tu (M.t.) 12/Yl Far1dkot .. 9.06 4,578 7.694 7.912 (+2.83) .~ 6 II Kotkapura (H.C.) 12/Y F'ar1dkot •• 14.50 10,312 9.S1!J 10.64' 14.063 (+11.82) (+32.12) 7 J1 Malout (M.C.) 12/Y111 Muktsar , . 10.00 9.862 8 Mog. (M.C.) SH Mo,. Ur .. Mogi U.A •• lUll Hog. •• II.A. 18.909 (it I Hog. (M.C.) 121 II Mog. ,. 16.10 18,490 6.725 Dlc1a .. t-14,145 ned 9 II Muktsar (M.C.) 121YII Huktsar '-" 13.80 11,096 6.3.9 8.834 10.519 (+38.%7) (+19.30) .*Towns hav1ng Non-Munlc;pal COMponents of Urban Agglo.eration 265 I rate of "- ~ at t~ e.. s.. of Density Sex ratto ------_.....;_ ------(199\) ----- ~-- 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 census) 1971 1981 1991 ------...,__-----11 12 13 14 15 16 11 18 19 20 21 ------8.572 885 (--) 14.289 17.287 2.881 .883 932 (--, (+20.98) ~b.n Agg10.erat1on 58 .. 625 860 (--~ . 16.75t ~ 20.375 . ·\9.982 26.735 27.125 42.423 : 50,241 3.211 888 905 859 (+'Ia'll: (+U1O" (-1.93) (+33.80) (+3.70)(+53.01) (+37.29) 3.636 6,317 7.421 11.364 18.821 26.828 29.866 3.620 871 895 901 (+73.73) (+17.48) (+133.98) (+8.39)( +42 .54) (+11.32) Alllo.. rat1on 19.446 26.061 28.850 875 883 890 (+ 13.26)( +34.02) (+10.10) 8.542. 11.435 7.621 11,110 19,403 25.901 28.158 3.114 814 882 890 (+7.") (+33.87) (-33.35) (+125.30) (+ 13.01)( +33. 52) ( ... 11.00) 16.502 ZO~584 19.683 32.021 34.116 47.550 62.430 4.306 882 882 904 (+17.34) (+24.74) (-4.38) (+62.68) (+6.54)( +39.38) (+31.29) 20,774 26.146 40.553 56.868 5.681 878 895 862 (+28.15)(+51.55) . (+40.30) Ait1 o.raUOR 110.958 ill 11,581 27.785 36.598 47,179 61.625 80.272 108.304 6,127 886 889 883 (+24.29' (+58.04) (+31.72) (+30.55) (+ lS.68)( +30.26) (+34.92) 14,83' 20,651 22.097 30,765 39,403 50,941 66,383 4.810 883 918 t06 1+40.80) (+39.17) (+7.00) (+39.23) (+28.08)( +29.28) (+30.31) 266 STATEJlEIT Phys'cal aspects aDd ~- Sr. Class and name of tOwn Physical aspects Name of and No. Rainfa.ll Temperature (in State HQ (in mmJ centigrade) Maximum Minimum 2 3 4 5 ii _.- ...... _._-"".._..._.._,..------V Badhnikalan 36 1 ,9 40.2 4.4 Chandtgart: (IS3) '1"" 0 2 IV Bagha Puran;} ~() \ ., 40.2 4,4 Ch3.ndigarh {180l See Fartdkot urban 3 11 Faridrot U.A.* See Constituent ( i ) Faridkot (M.e.) 356.3 40.2 4.4 Chandigarh (Z09) 4 III Giddarbaha 475.4 41.2 5.1 Chand~9arh (2~i6 ) See Ja 1t u urban 5 III Jaitu u.A·*1 See Canst ituent (1) Jaitu (N.C. ) 356.3 41.2 5.1 Chandtgarh (228) 6 1 I Kotkapura 356.3 41.2 5.1 Chandigarh (203) i II Malout 475.4 41.2 5.1 Chand'garh (253) See Moga Urban 8 I Moga U.A.* See Constituent (i) Moga (M.e.) 361.9 40.2 4.~ Chand1garh (159) 9 II Mukt sar 475.4 40.2 4.4 Chandigarh (236 } *Towns having non-municipal CDmpGne~ts of Urban Agglomeration. 267 II loc.tton of Towns. 1t89 road distance (in kms.) fro. "I District~------.~------~------.------HQ Tahstl HQ Nearest city wtttr,j Rat lway Bus Route Navigable riverl populat10n of one Stat10n canal (1f w1th1n Lak h and more 10 kills.) 7 8 9 10 11 12 Far1dkot Hoga Moga Moga BadJlnt Kalan (85) (23) (23) (23) to) Far1dkot Moge Hoge Hoge 8ag~e 'urana (S5) (20) (20) (20) It 0) Agglomerat10n Unit Far1dkot Far1dkot Bathinda Faridkot Fartdkot (0) (0) (63) (0) ( ) i Far1dkot Muktsar Bath1nda G1ddarbaha G1ddarbahe (65) (49) (25) (0) (0) Agglomeration Unit Far1dkot Far1dkot Bathinda Jil1tu Jaitu (44) (44) (32) (0) (0) Far1dkot Faridkot Bathinda Kotkapura Kot hpun (1l ) ( 11) (52) (0) (0) Far1dkot If_ktsar Bathinda Malout Malout (80) (32) (35) (0) (0) Agglomerat10n Unit Faridkot Moga Ludh1ana Moga Moga (75) (0) (66) (0) (0) Far1dkot Muktsar 8athinda Muktsar Muktsar (63) (0) ( 70) (0) (0) 268 ';"ATOIEII1 Munictpal Ftnance. Sr. Class and na •• Chic Receipt (in flo. of Town .d.in1~ stration Receipt Revenue Govern- Loan Advance status through derived ment ( 1n'1990) taxes, froll grant etc. municipal propert-ies andpow.r apart from taxation 2 3 "4 5 6 7 8 1 y Badhn 1k a 1an M.A.C. 2 IV Bagha Purana N.A.C 18.594 Fartdkot See Fartdkot urban 3 II Faridkot U.A.* See Cons 11 tuent (0 Faridkot M.C. 45.210 8.140 7.850 5.760 610 4 III Giddarbah. M.C. 3.280 7.800 3.600 6.100 660 Ja1tu See Jaitu urban 5. UI Ja1tu U.A.* See Constituent (1) Jaitu M.C. 31.950 3.690 4,800 22.250 4.900 6 II lotkapur. M.C. 2.16.180 11.550 2.100 17 .500 550 7 II Malout M.C. 9,620 2.130 9,500 39.570 Moga See Mog. urban 8 Moga U.A.* See Constituent II Moga M.C. 1,78.150 11.580 3.700 17.500 9 11 Mtiktsar fIt.C. 1.620 5.910 12.000 1.500 ,. rown having ion-Municipal co.ponents Of. Urban Agglomeration. 269 III 1988-89 Rs. '00 Expenditure (in Rs. 'DO) Other Tota 1 General Public Pub Hc Public Public Others Tot.l sources receipt adminis- safety health works 1nst1tu- (specify) expendi (specify) tration and tions ture conve niences 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1. 17 .. - .- 00:- _e . 7,493 26,087 . 15,825 9.712 25.537 . Aggl0.eration unit 6.120 73.690 14.920 3.870 21,740 16.630 300 15,770 73.230 42.820 64,260 19,130 5.540 14,150 25.090 510 90 65.110 Agglomeration unit 5.110 72.700 24.400 1.770 26.430 5,950 260 3.610 62.420 32,370 2,80,250 23,500 14.900 30,250 3.320 16.800 1.85.330 2.74.100 86,030 . 1,46.850 29,450 6.330 20.430 44.550 44.650 1.45.410 Agglomeration unit 40.890 2.51.820 68.960 3.460 46.190. 3.340 620 1.36.480 2.59.050 64.590 85,620 45,740 29.380 4,270 79.390 270 STATDlEIT Sr. Cb.s: and naMe civtc Popula- Scheduled Road SysteM No. of town ad_tnis- • t10n caste length of tratton popula- (tnKnls.) Sewerage Water Service shtus t10n bOTne (10 1990) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 V Badhn1kalan HAC 8,572 2,875 5.00 OSP 450 2 ; tv Bagha Pur ana HAC 17 .287 4.484 S.OO OSD 680 1.100 Faridkot See Far1dkot Urban 3 II fartdkot U.A.* 58,625 15.572 56.50 OSD 1.500 2,000 ( t) Fartdkot M.C. 58,244 15.370 56.50 S~OSD 1,500 2.000 4 III Giddarbaha M.C. 29.866 9.109 30.00 S.OSD 842 N.AA'. JaHu See Ja1tu Urban 5 III Jattu U.A.* 28.850 9.813 31.5 5.050 523 630 (0 Ja1tu M.C. 28.758 9.807 31.5, ,5,OSO 523 630 6 n Kntkapura M.C. 62.430 17.714 50.00 S.OSD 1.500 4.000 7 II Ma lout M.C. 56.S68 14.348 46.00 S,OSD 2.510 Moga See M091 Urban 8 Moga U~.A. * 1.10.958 19,204 31.00 S,OSD 8,441 N.A. (1) Moga M.C. 1.08,304' 18.260 31.00 S.OSD 8.441 9 II Muktsar M.C. 66.383 16.911 10.50 S.OSD N.A. N.A. • Towns lI,aYing non-Municipal Co.ponents of Urban AgglOMeration. 271 II a... 'Ues. 1989 'atrtnes Method Protected Fire Electrificatton (Iu"er of Connect tons) of lIater Supp 11 Fighting iisposal Service Others of Source System of Domestic Indus- Commer- Road Others night .. of storage with trial c1al lighting 5011 supply capacity in (points) litres (in (Balk Load) brackets) 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 136 PT. HI. TWIT 8WP Moga 1.319 119 107 (23) WB.HL TW/T N.A. Moga 3.871 920 71 (20) Agglomeration 1,802 WB,S T/TW OHT Yes 9,115 2,158 164 5 256 (2,043) 1.802 WB,S TITW OHT Yes 9,115 2,158 164 5 256 (2.043) N.l_ S-,PT T/TW OHT Yes 5,690 178 1,233 124 15 (1,600) Agglomeration 418 5.P1,51 1/TW OH1 Kotkapura 3,827 1,212 181 4 (273) (16L 418 .S.PT.ST T/TW OHT Kotkapura 3.827 1.212 181 1 4 (273) (16 ) 2.043 S.W8 T/TW OHT Yes 10.190 2.731 586 3 428 (1,362) 1,451 S.PT T/TW 5R Yes 9,261 407 2,624 930 13 ( 128) Agglolleration 14 WB.S T/TW OHT Yes 17 .297 5.586 886 7 473 (3,240) 14 WB,S T/TW OHT Yes 17 .297 5,586 886 7 473 (3.240) IIB,HL.S TITII OHT Yes .12,245 414 3,312 1.173 243 273 1991 CENSUS TOWN DIRECTOJlt STATEMENT IV-A Civic and other amenities in notified. slums 1989 No slum area has been notified in Punjab State though certain pockets have separately been identified 274 STATE fEDICAL. EDUCATIONAL. RECREATIONAl.. MD Sr. Class and name Popula- 14ed1cal facilities Educat10nal No. of town tion Hospi- Beds in Arts/ Medical Engineer- Poly- Recognis- tals/ medical Science/ colleges ing technics ed short- Oispen- institu- Commerce colleges hand. type- saries/ tions colleges writing T.B. noted (of and voca- clinics in degree tional etc. co\umn 4 level training and institu- above) tions 1 2 . 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 V Badhni 8.572 0 B Hoga (23) Faridkot Ludhiana Guru leg Kalan (NAC) (85) (SO) Bahadur- garh (2S) 2 IV Bagha 17,287 H 30 Guru Teg Faridkot Ludhiana Guru Teg 0--5 Purana (NAC) Bahadur .. (55) (85) Bahadur- garh (8) garh (8) See Faridkot Far1dkot 3 II Farid- U.A.* 58.625 H-4D(A-2, 653 ASC 1 Bathinda f'irozpur 0--5 kot HOM-1.2). 8 A (63) (30) FC. 7B (i) Farid- (Me) 58.244 H-4 D(A-2. 653 ASC 1 Bathinda Firozpur 0--5 kot HOM-1.2}. 8 A (63) (30) fC,TS 4 III Giddar- (MC) 29.866 H-2 D(A-1. 50 A-2 Faridkot Bathinda Bathinda 0--1 baha HoM-1.1). ASC-2 (65) (25) (25) FC , Jaitu See Jaitu 5 III Jaitu U.A. * 28,850 H.Fe.O, 25 A Far~ket Bathinda Bathinda D(U)l 10 f4oi) ( 32) (32) (1) Jaitu (MC) 28,758 H.FC.O, 25 A Faridkot Bath1nda Bathinda D-(u) 10 (44) (32) (32) 6 III Kot- (Me) 62.430 H,D(2).0 SO At-l Far1dkot Bathinda Guru Teg Type-1 Kapura 4 (11 ) (52) Bahadur- 0--1 garh (21) 7 II Malout (Me) 56.868 H.D 38 AS .. 1 Far1dkot Bathinda Chhap1an· (80) (35) wal1 (3) Maga SeeMogl 275 ~NT-V CULTURAL FACILITIES. 1989 facilities*f' Working NUiber of recreational and cultural women's facilities Higher Second- Junior Primary Adult hostels second- aryl Secondary schools literacy with Stadia Cinema Auditorial Public aryl . Matricu- and Middle classesl number Drama! libraries interme- lat ion schools centresl of seats Community including diatel Others halls reading P. U. C. (Specify) rooms (Pre-uni- versity college)/ Junior College level 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 I 2 PL 2 1 5 1 PL Urban Agglomeration 5 4 18 2 2 2 PL(2) RR(3) 5 4 18 2 2 2 PL(2) RR(3) 3 1 6 Pl RR(2) Urban Agglomeration 2 1 2 12 1 PL(2) RR(2) 2 1 2 12 1 1 Pl(2). RR(2) 2 4 10 3 5 Pl RR(3) 3 2 9 3 Pl RR Urban Agglomeration 276 STA1£ I£DICAL. EDUCATIOftAl. RECREATIONAL AND Sr. Class and name Popula- Medical facUities Educational No. of town tion 1'\0sp1- Seds in Arts! Medica' Engineer- Poly- Recognis- tals/ aed1t.1 Science/ colleges ing technics ed short- Dispen- 1nst1tu- CoI1Imerce colleges hand, type- series! tions colleges writing T.B. noted (of and voca- Clinics in degree tional etc. column 4 level training and institu- above) tions 1 Z 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 8 Moga ijA* 110,958 H(2). 250 "SC-Z ludhiana Ludhiana F,,,6zpur 0--2 O(A-1,1) AS (66) (66) (25) (i) Moga. (Me) '08.304 H(2) 250 ASC-2 ludhiana ludhiana Firozpur O(A-1,1) As (66) (66) (25) 9 II Mukt- (Me) 66,383 H(2),D(A-1) 50 ASC Fartdkot Bathinda Bathinda 0--2 sar AS (63) ( 70) (70) A-3 *Towns havi~g non-municipal·components of Urban f9g19meration. **If a medical or educational facility is not available in the town, mention the name of the nearest place and its distance from the town where facility is available. 277 fiENT-Y COl TURAL FACILITIES, 1989 faciHties* Working ..... of ncreational and cultural women's facilities Higher Second- Junior Primary Adult hostels second- ary/ Secondary schools literacy with Stadia Cinema Auditoria/ Public aryl Matricu- and Middle classes/ mlllber Drama! libraries 1nterme- lation schools centres/ of seats COIIIIIunity including diate/ Others halls ruding P. u. C. (Specify) rooms (Pre-uni- versity college)/ Junior College level 11 12 .13 14 15 16 11 18 19 20 8 2 2 12 2 4 2 PL RR 3 8 1 9 1 4 PL RR(4) 278 STATEMENT Trade. Co-.erce. Industry Sr .• Class and Name of Names of three most important Hames of three most Ho. Town commod1t 1es imported commodities exported 1st Znd 3rd 1st 2 3 4 5 6 7 V Badhnikalan (NAC) Sugar Vanaspatt Vegetable Wheat Paddy Ghee 2 lV Baghapurana (HAC) Sugar Vanaspat t Vegetable Wheat Paddy Ghee Far idkot See Far1dkot 3 II Far1dkot U.A.* See (0 farfdkot (H.C) Sugar Vanaspatt Iron goods Wheat/ Agricultural Ghee ginned tmplements cotton Ofl Engines 4 III G1ddarbaha (H.C.) Snuff. Cotton Iron goods Snuff Cotton bales Mater tal .4 Seeds daltu See Jaitu S 111 Jaitu U.A.·· See ( 1 ) J,ttu (H.C) Raw Iron Raw Cotton Paddy Food Iron rods Cotton baler 6 11 Kot Kapura (H.C.) Petrotium cotton Grains/ Tractor Electric Products c'loths parts Transformer 7 11 Malout (M.C.) R.aw cotton Iron Raw Rubber Agri,. Ginned cotton cultural a Varn equfpments Moga See Hoge 8 Moga U.A " See (1) Moga (M.C.) Milk Sugar Ghee Coffee Skimmed Milk 9 11 Muktsar (H.C.) Cloth Petro 1 Cement Cotton. Rice/Mustard Diesel 011 *Towns havfng non-muntcipal components of Urban. Agglomerat1on . 279 VI and Bank tng 198. Important Names of three most Important Number of Hunber of Number of Commodities manufactured banlcs agrlcultura 1 non-agricul credit tural credit 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd socities soc1ties 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 cotton 2 Cotton Mustard 011 Agrtcultura' Shoes 4 5 Urban Agg10.eratior Constit uent Unit Shoes Agrtcultural Oil Engtnes Shoes 19 15 tmp 1e",ents cotton ba 1es Soap Snuff Seeds Cattle feed Soap 6 5 Urban ~gglomeratlon Constituent Untt Cotton seeds & Wooden Iron rods Agricultura 1 6 3 oil cakes Spinning Electric implements Nuts & bo 1ts & Tractor Electric Trans- Muts & 13 3 Agricultural parts formers bolts equtpments Whellt Agr1cu1- PVC Pipes lyre Re- 7 10 tural Solling equlpments Urban Agglomerat1on Const huent Untt 14 Tomoto Skimmed 1 hras her $ H"g!1 23 Katch up Milk products 18 Wheat Soap Agr 1- Shoes/carpets Candles 12 cultural implements 280 APPENDIX Town showing their outgrowth with population Sr. Name of the town with Population Of' cote. town Out growth Popu lat fon of outgrowh No. -_ locat ion code 2 3 4 5 ... Far1dkot ZO/12/IV 58,244 Houses and Rice 381 Shellers (Bholowa1 Road) .. 2 Jaftu 20/12/Vl 28,758 Kothe Lal 92 Premi . 3 Moga 20/ lUll 1.08.304 (i) landeke (brUser Road) ~51 (to Dune~e 2,203 (F1ro2pur Roacl) PART-B PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT PART B PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT (GENERAL) PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT (SCHEDULED CASTE) Explanatory Note on Primary Census Abstract The Primary Census Abstract (PCA) General and Scheduled Castes provide the basic information relating to the population data pertaining to 1991 Census. It contains data in respect, of area, number of occupied residential census houses and households; total population (including institutional and hou seless population) and the total popUlation in the age group 0-6 with break up into persons,' males and females, Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes (there is no Scheduled Tribe notified for Punjab State), literates, total main workers with further classification into nine industrial categories (I-IX) of main workers such as I-Cultivators, II-Agricultural Labourers, III-Livestock, forestery, fishing, hunting and plantations, orchards and allied activities, IV-Mining and Quarrying, V(a)-Manufacturing, processing, servlclng and repairs in household industry, V(b)-Manufacturing, processing, servicing and repairs in other than household industry, VI-Construction, VII-Trade and Commerce, VIII-Transport, Storage and Communications, IX-Other Services, Marginal Workers, Non-workers with sex-wise break up into males and females. The rural PCA presents data per C.D. block with break up into T/R/U and villages arranged in ,ascending order of location code numbers (assigned to the village within the tahsil) and outgrowths (OGs). The urban PCA data for town/city/UA/Wardwlse has been presented. The district total given at the beginning present data for district/CD Block/Town/UA with break up into T/R/U. It would be seen that the district data also given break up by P/M/F for easy comprehension of the data. The PCA for Scheduled Castes outlines data for district/CD Block/UA/ City/Town with break up into T/R/U, minus column heads : Area, number of occupied residential census houses and Scheduled Tribes of PCA General. plus break up by P/M/F. The concepts and terms generally occurring in the .PCA are briefly explained below : -- A Census House is a building or a part of' a building having a separate main entrance from the road common courtyard or staircase etc., used or recognised as a separate unit. It may be occupied or vacant. It may be occupied or vacant. It may be used for a residential or non-residential purpose or both. Occupied Residential House Occupied, residential house is a dwelling house and includes a house used partly as a dwelling and partly for some other purpose like shop, workshop, factory, etc. but does not include a vacant house where no person was found to be residing at the time of Census. Household A household is a 9 I 'ouP of per sons who commonly Ii ve together and would take their meals from a common kitchen unless the exigencies of work .,revented any of them from doing so. There may be a household of persons related by blood or having a mix of both. Examples of unrelated households are : boarding houses, messes, hostels. residential houses, rescue homes, jalls, ashrams, etc. There are called I institutional households'. There may be one member household I two memh~&:' household or multi member household. For Census purposes, each one of these types is regarded as a , household' • 284 Scheduled Caste A person belongs to Scheduled Caste which has been included in the list of Scheduled Castes notified under the presidential order for the area in which he has been enumerated. He/She should, be a Hindu, Sikh or Budh by religion. Scheduled Tribe A person belongs to a Scheduled Tribe which has been included in the list of Scheduled Tribes notified under the presidential order for the area in which he has been enumerated. He/She may belong to any religion, There is however, nO' tribe notified as Scheduled Tribe for Punjab State. Literate A person who can both read and write with understanding in any language has been taken as a literate. A person who can merely read but cannot write, has not been considered as literate. It is not necessary that a person who is literate should have received any formal education or should have passed any minimum educational standard. All children or the age of 6 years or less have been treated as illiterate even if the child has been going to a school and might have picked up reading and writing a few odd words. Workers and Categories of Workers Work may be defined as participation in any economically productive activity. Such participation may be physical or mental in nature. Work· involves not only actual work but also effective supervision and direction of work. In the economic questions canvassed in 1991 Census, there has been some differences. The 'work' concept in 1961 and 1971 Censuses, as opposed to, the 'income' or 'economic independence' concept of earlier censuses was adopted for 1981 Census, but the criterion for classification as workers was changed. While in 1961 and 1971 Censuses, differe~t approaches, namely, usual status and current status were adopted with reference period of one year and one week for seasonal and for regular work respectively at the 1981 and 1991 Censuses, the usual status approach was adopted uniformly for all work. In 1961 Census a person qualified as a worker if he "had worked regularly during the last season or if he had worked at least for a day in regular (non-seasonal) work during the preceding fortnight. At the 1971 Census, a person was treated as a worker only if he spent his time mainly in work or if he worked at least for a day in regular (non-seasonal) work during the preceding work. The dichotomy of worker/non-worker of 1961 and 1971 C~nsuses was discarded at the 1991 Census and instead a trichotomy of main workers, marginal workers and non-workers was adopted. For main worker, the time criterion of engagement in work for the major part of the year I.e. at least 183 days was adopted. Those 'who worked for some time during the last year but not for the major part were treated as marginal workers. Those who had never worked during the last year were non-workers. This, trichotomy partially permits a comparability of 1991 Census economic data with that of 1971 as well as 1961 Census. The main workers of 1991 Census can be expected to correspond to the workers of 1971 Census and the main workers and marginal workers of 1991 Census together correspond to the workers of 1961 Census. 285 Main 'Workers A person mainly engaged in any economically productive activity during the entire reference period of one year or for major part (183 days or more) of the reference period preceding the date of enumeration is a main worker. Hi.s participation may be physical or mental in nature and his activity involved is not only actual work but also effective supervision and direction of work. It also includes unpaid work : on farm or in family enterprise. These are 9 broad industrial categories (I--IX) in which main workers have been classified. A brief description. of each of the industrial categories has been given below :-- I--Cultivator For the purposes of Census, a person has been considered working as Cultivator if he/she has been engaged either as employer; single wrokers or family workers in cutlivation of land owned or held from government, private persons or institutions for payment in money; kind or share. Cultivation included supervision or direction of cultivation. A person who has given out his/her land to another person or persons for cultivation for money, kind or share of crop and who does not even supervise or direct cultivation of land, will not be treated as cultivator. Similarly, a person working in another person I s land for wages in cash or kind or a combination of both will not be treated as cultivator. Cultivation involves ploughing, growing and harvesting and production of cereals and mUlet crops; pulses, fibre crops and other crops. II-Agricultural Labourer A person who works on another persons l?lnd for wages in money. kind or share should be regarded as an agricultural labourer. He or she has no risk in thi~ cultivation, but he/she merely works on another person's land f()'C 111" "'ges. An agricultural labourer has no right of lease or contract on land on which he/she works. III-LIvestock, Forestry. Fishing, Hunting. Plantations, Orchards and Allied Activities : A person engaged in any of the activities of plantations (growing of roots, tubers, vegetables, singharas, chillies and spices, other than pepper cardamom, Floriculture and Horticulture and agriculture products; Plantatjon of tea, coffee ruber, tabacco, pepper, cardamom coconut, edible nut, excluding groundnut, Fruits, ganja, cinechona, opium) livestock . (cattle breeding and rearing of goats, sheep, horse, camel, mule, pig, duck; hens; bees, silk worms and birds, collection of honey, production of milk, wools) eggs cocoons and raw silk); Agriculture services (Destroying of pests and insects; irrigation services; grading of agricultural products or livestock; soil conservation services; harvestinq and thrashing and agriculture services; Forestry (cutting of trees, production of firewood, fuel wood, charcoal, gathering of gums, resins, lac, barks, herbs etc; forestry services); Fishing (fishing and collection of sea products); and Hunting is to be classified in Industrial Category III. IV-Mining And Quarrying A worker engaged in mining of coal; lignite; iron ore; copper, etc, extraction of petroleum, natural gas etc. and mining services is to be included in Industrial category IV. 286 V{a) Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Repairs in HOJ,lsehold Industry Industrial catgory V has been split into two sub-parts, v(a) and v{b). The Industrial category v(a) relates to Household Industry, which has been defined as an Industry conducted by the head of the household himself/herself and or by the members of the household at home or by within the village in rural areas and only within the precincts of the house where the household 'lives in urban areas. The larger proportion of workers in household industry should cunsist of members of the household including the head. The Industry should not be seen on the scale of a registered factory which would qualify or has to be registered under the Indian Factories Act. The Household Industry should relate to production, processing, servicing, repairing or making and selling (but not merely selling) of goods. A worker engaged in a household industry, as defined above, is to be classified in industrial category v(a)-manufacturing processinq, servicing and repa~rs. V (b)--Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Repairs in other than Household Industry A worker engaged in the following activities has been included in this Industrial Category Le. manufacture of bakery products, sugar products, salt. oil, blending of tea, preparation of meat, beverages etc., cotton, jute, wool, slik. leather and man made fibre textiles, wood _ ~md wood produc~s, paper_ _and its products. printing and publishing, leather and leather products. fur I chemical products, rubber. plastic, petroleum and coal products. non-metalic mineral products I basic metal and alloys. industries machinery and equipment. transport equipment and parts, repair of capital goods such as, ship/boats. aircrafts. agricultural equipment, machine' tools, industrial apparatus, locomotive and other rail/road equipment. Repair services such as repair of footwear. leather goods, household electrical appliances' TV, VCR, radio,. refrigerator; watches, clocks, jewellery, motor. vehicles, . motor cycles, trucks, lorry, bicycles and cycle rickshaws, have been included in this industrial category. VI -Constructions A worker engaged in the following activities has been classified in the industrial category VI; Constructions and maintenance of buildings, roads, railways, bridges, pipe lines and runways etc. Maintenance of power, telecommunications and transmission lines. waterways, canals, tanks, wa1ls, etc. Heating and air conditioning and sound proofing, timber works, painting and decorating work for constructions. VII -Trade and Commerce A worker engaged in the following activities has been classified in the Industrial category VII; Wholesale and retail trades and restaurants and hotels. Financing, insurance, real estate and business services .. , VIII-Transport. Storage and Communications A worker engaged in the following activities has been classified in the industrial category VIII; Land transport and air transport, services incidental to transport, storage and warehousing serv'ices, communlcation 'services. IX-Other Services A worker engaged in the activity of Electricity, gas and water services, community, social and personal services and in activities not adequately defined. 2'87 Marginal Worker A person whose main activity during the reference period preceding enumeration was either not for major ~part (less than 183 days) of that reference period or he/she was engaged in any economic activity which was not his main activity, any time during the reference period, is a marginal worker. t~on-Worker A person who is not engaged in any economic activity any time during reference period preceding enumeration is a non-wor:Ker. He should also not fall in the category of main worker or marginal worker. A-PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FARIDKOT DISTRICT 290 PRIMARY sr. Districtl Totall Area No. of No. of Total population Total populatlon in the No. C.D.Block/ Rural/ in occupied house (Including institutional age group 0-6 U.A./City/ urban Km 2 residen- holds and house less population Town tial houses p F p F 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 12 Faridltot T 5,140.00 280.365 283.643 1.130.816 919,680 811,196 278,066 149,260 128.806 Dist.,.ict It 5.620.19 101,-491 209,514 1.291.031 686.571 604,465 204.102 109.119 94.983 U 119.81 7%.874 74,069 439.839 233,108 206.131 73,364 39,541 33,823 Moga-1 T 397.25 19,650 19,883 124,848 66,126 58,722 19,01910,209 8,810 C. D. S lock R 397.25 19,555 19,788 124.397 65,894 58,503 18,96010,181 8,779 U "A 95 95 451 232 219 59 28 31 I. aode\( e \) IIA 95 95 451 232 219 59 28 3i ( Amritsar Road) (OG) Z Moga-ll T 314 .44 1 3 ,187 1 3, 31 2 85,771 45 ,484 40,287 14,086 7,450 6,636 C. D. Block R 314.44 12,883 12,988 83,568 44,270 39,298 13,678 7,224 6,454 U tlA 304 324 2,203 1,214 989 408 Z26 182 nuneke u tlA 304 324 2,203 1 ,214 989 408 226 182 (F iroz epur Road) (OG) 3 1'1 iha 1 T 387.26 18,93419,011 120,374 64,160 56,214 19,054 10,243 8,811 Singhwa1a R 387.26 18,934 19,011 120,314 64,160 56,214 19,054 10.243 8,811 C.!). S lock U 4 S aghapur ana T 572.77 24,974 25,118 161,235 85,684 75,551 25,226 13,555 11 ,671 C. D. S lock R 572.77 24,974 25,118 161,235 85,684 75,551 25 ,226 1 3 .555 11 ,671 \) 5 Faridkot T 124.48 20,672 20,842 126,72567,06859,657 2 t ,280 11 .373 9,907 C. D. Block R 724.48 20,602 20,712 126.344 66.871 59,473 21 ,21 3 11 ,346 9,867 U NA 70 70 381 197 184 67 40 Houses and U NA 70 70 381 197 184 67 27 40 Rice Shellers (Sho low a 1 Road) (OG) 6 Kot Kapura T 735.54 28 .182 28 ,596 175,249 93,397 81,852 27,624 14,809 12,815 C. D. Block R 736.54 28,16628,580 175,15793,35281,805 27,617 14,806 1 2,811 u HA 1i 16 92 45 47 7 3 4 Kothe Lal \) tlA 16 16 92 45 47 7 3 4 Premi (06) 291 CEnsus ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Scheduled Castes Scheduled literates Tribes Total main workers (I-IX) P M F P M F P M F P M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 ~ 589,898 315,679. 274~Z19 717 .971 434,769 283,202 539,924 512,722 Z1.202 479,868 257,059 222,809 474.206 293.266 180,940 410,522 392.4. ~8.0Z4 110.030 58,620 51.410 -- 243,765 141,503 102.262 129,402 120.224 9,178 40,381 21 ,563 18,818 56,199 33,279 22,920 38,081 36 .507 1 ,574 40,296 21 ,518 18,778 55,908 .33,116 22,792 37,957 36,393 1,564 85 45 4D 291 163 ·128 124 114 10 85 45 40 291 163 128 124 114 10 30,141 16.459 14,Z82 34,026 20.039 13.987 27.009 25,230 1,779 29,882 15,987 )3.&95 33,149 19,492 13,657 26,389 24,634 1.755 859 472 387 877 547 ·330 620 596 24 859 459 187 877 547 330 620 596 24 \ 43.109 23.173 19,936 49,Zl1 29.466 19.745 36.719 35,832 887 43,109 23,173 19,936 4~ ,211 29.466 19.745 36,719 35,832 887 53,801 28 ,802 24.999 59.359 '35.673 23.686 50,716 48 ,687 2,029 53,801 Z8 .802 24,999 59.359 35,673 23,686 50,716 48 .687 2.029 48,653 25,712 22,941 43,372 2~ ,551 16,821 40,714 39,322 1,392 48.451 25.610 22.841 43.271 26.455 16.756 40,610 39.22t 1,388 202 102 100 161 96 65 104 100 4 202 102 100 16.1 96 65 104 100 4 66,6'39 35,749 30,940 63,795 4V,OS4 23,741 56,425 53,417 3.008 66,683 35,745 30.938 63,750 40,030 23,720 56.397 53.390 3,007 6 4 2 45 24 21 28 27 6 4 2 45 24 21 28 27 292 MIIMY Sr. District/ Total/ INDUSTRIAL CATEGORV OF 10. C.D •• 'ock/ Rura1/ U.A./t itoYl Urb,,, Tow., Clllth.tors Agricultural labourers Livestock, forestry, fishing. hunting and p lantat ions. orchard,s and allied activities I II III P Ji' f p M F P M f 1 2 S Z5 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 11 , ..t ••\ T lDS.l. ",• .,5 S.845 163.1M lSZ.US 10.19' 2,114 Z~'l' 9S "strtn • 1M,•• 190.163 3.621 15C.... ' 140,450 10.039 1.el 1.441 4' • t.HI t.U2 224 12.145 n.985 16O 613 in 44 '1 Mot.-1 t 18,075 11.382 693 12,332 , 2.059 273 158 152 6 81.e~ C.o. R 18.066 17,373 693 12.330 12.057 273 158 152 6 U 9 9 2 2 L.,,4e". U 9 9 2 2 <_itt,,, Road) (06) 2 M09.-11 T 12.517 11.990 587 10.571 9,622 949 70 70 c. D. "ock R 12.361 11,774 587 10.359 9.421 938 68 is U 216 216 212 201 11 2 2 Dlaneh U 216 216 212 201 11 2 Z (Ftroz.,ul" Road) (06) 3 "'ha 1 T 17.049 16.896 153 12 ,31 7 12,027 290 71 70 1 S1",".a1l R 17.049 16.896 153 12.317 12.027 290 71 70 1 C.O. Iloc:k U 4 8 "",pur an. T 26,444 25,869 575 16,975 16.095 880 133 130 3 c. D. I lock R 26.4" 25.869 575 16.915 16,095 880 133 130 3 U 5 f'ar1dltot T 20.849 20.767 82 13.526 12,684 842 80 80 C.O. Block R 20.844 20.762 82 13.504 12.&62 842 79 79 U 5 5 Z2 Z2 MousU '"4 U 5 5 22 22 1 1 Ittc. Shellers ('''0'owa1 Road) (06) 6 lot Kapur. 1 27.040 26.284 756 20.138 18,534 1.604 180 175 5 10clt, '.0 .• R 27,021 n,265 756 20.136 18.532 1,604 180 175 5 U 19 19 2 2 • Itt"" La' 11 U 2 2 ....., (Ot) • 293 CUSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Mining and quarrying Manufacturing. processing. Manuf.ctur .... .,.cess ••• servicing and repairs in $erviefn, ...... trs t. household industry other th ...... W ''''IV, IV V(a) vt') p M F p M F P " F 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 15 15 5.321 5.511 715 2' ••7 ••461 1,. 10 10 3,110 3,374 416 11.5" 11.'. 6M 5 5 2,537 2,237 300 17,713 11,433 .0 450 408 42 1.368 1.334 34 450 408 42 1.356 1.322 34 12 12 12 12 2 2 219 204 15 828 815 13 2 2 .. - 219 204 15 784 771 \3 44 44 -- 44 44 629 59\ 38 979 9U 31 629 591 38 979 te! 37 '-- 650 500 150 1,253 1,lI5 68 650 500 150 1.253 -68 _.. 1.'1' 248 210 38 1.346 1.227 119 1 247 t09 38 1,340 1.221 119 --. 1 1 6 6. 1 6 6 321 284 37 1,970 1,845 125 3Z1 284 37 1,970 \25 .. _.. 294 PRIMARY Sr. D1strict/ Total! INDUSTRIAL,CATEGORY OF No. C.D.B10ck/ Rural/ U.A./CHy/ Urban town Constructions Trade and commerce Transport. storage and Communications VI Ii I I VIrI P M F P M F P M F 2 3 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 ...... ,..-_--_ .. 12 hridkot T 6.154 6,643 111 45,296 44.631 659 14.110 14097 73 District R 3.255 3.234 21 10.275 10.130 145 5.278 5,255 23 U 3,499 3,409 90 35.021 34.507. 514 8,892 8.842 50 Moga-l T 338 337 1- 1,095 1,087 8 1,119 1 .111 8 C.1). Block. R 328 327 1,064 1 ~05 7 7 1 ,093 1.085 8 Ij 10 10 31 30 26 26 L andeke U 10 10 31 30 26 ['f ( Amritsar ROad) (OG) ~,1 ~;. z Moga-ll T 246 230 16 640 627 13 !l~' t. ¥ C. O. Block. R Z09 197 12 611 598 13 483 il:()6 "L U 37 33 4 29 29 34 33 Duneke U 37 33 4 29 29 34 33 (f i roze,!Jr Road) (OS) 3 Mitl'a 1 T 389 389 1,320 1,309 11 679 6 ~f6 :J Singll,,'a R 389 389 1,320 1,309 11 £79 6i6 3 C.O. 8 'lock. U 4 8&gha Purana T 476 473 3 1,063 1,048 15 64:.'. !> &;, C.D. Block R 476 473 3 1,063 1,048 15 642 642 U 5 Far1dkot T 438 438 9-45 925 20 506 504 2 C. D. Block R 437 437 936 916 20 467 465 2 U 1 9 9 39 39 House and U 9 ·9 39 39 Rice Shellers (6holowal Road) ( OG) 6 'Kot Kapura T 416 416 1,138 1,115 23 685 684 C. D. Block R 416 416 1,137 1.114 Z3 684 683 U l 1 1 1 Kothe La 1 U l Premi (OG} 295 CENSUS ABSTRACT ~-.. MAIN WORKERS Mlirginal workers Non-workers Other services IX .. _------P M F P M F P M F _'------52 53 54 55 56 57 58 S9 60 ,._,.----,_. 68.131 58.851 9.880 24,494 903 Z3 1t :l;}; ·i:, If;fj ~f~Sg 406.Q55 760.403 2'.156 26,112 3,044 23.624 735 ZZ,if.f.l1S ~Vr.~i,} ,~~S i 293.339 563.552 38,981 32.145 6.836 870 H;~ Jill %9,5Sf 112,716 196,851 3,146 2,637 509 976 3 ~: '7 ~J., %,791 29,616 5.6,175 3,1\ 2 2,61 Z 500 976 ,~ 913 S 5,46 4 29,498 55,966 34 25 9 327 118 209 34 25 9 327 118 209 1 ,:\ 34 1 ,1 51 i83 909 9 900 57,853 20.245 37,608 1,288 1 ,i 1 3 175 909 9 900 56,270 19,627 36,643 4<:.- 38 8 1 ,583 618 965 .1,0 38 8 1.583 618 965 .) l'LB 6 '2,932 354 , ,814 35 , ,719 81 ,841 28 .293 53.548 3,286 2,932 354 1,814 35 1,779 81 ,841 28.293 53.548 3,080 2,745 335 1,125 30 1,095 109.394 36.967 72. .427 3,080 2.745 335 1,125 30 1 ,095 109.394 36,967 72,427 2,775 2,486 289 1.113 31 1,082 84,898 27,71 5 57.183 2,755 2.470 285 1 .113 31 1.082 84,621 27.618 57,003 ZO '6 4 277 97 180 20 Hi 4 217 97 180 ~t , ~.) i ;~t ;:)£:0 4';7 5,900 )66 5,734 '12,924 39,8"\4 H .'\10 4,532 4,076 456 5,900 166 5,734 112,860 39,796 73,064 5 4 64 18 46 5 4 64 18 46 296 PRIMltRy Sr. Districtl Total/ Area No. of Ho. of Total population Total population in the No. e.O.Block/ Rural/ in occupied house- (Including institutional age group 0--6. 2 U.A./CHyl Urban Km residen- holds and house less population) Town tial ttouses P M F P M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ~ 10 11 12 7 L ambi T 609.01 19,053 19,204 113,741 60,!i68 53,173 18,431 10,017 8,414 C. D. Block R 609.01 19,053 19,204 113,741 60,568 53,173 18,431 10,071 8.414 U 8· Ma lout T 560.29 18,138 18,353 1 ~ ,648 57,726 50,922 17.575 9,432 8.143 C. D. Block R 560.29 18,138 18,353 1 ~ ,648 57.726 50,922 17,575 9,432 8,143 , U -- 9 Mik tsar T 825.43 24,779 25,151 148 ,357 79,533 68,824 22,840 12,225 1 0 ~615 C. D. Block R 825.43 24,779 25,151 148,357 79,533 68,824 22,840 12,225 10.615 U 10 Kot Shai T 601 .28 20,407 20,609 129,216 68,5.14 60,702 20,1 ~ 10,690 9 .418 C. D. Block R 601.28 20.407 20.609 129,216 68,514 60,702 20,1 (MJ 10..6'90 9.418 (at 6i ddar- baha) U , ...." Total U 119.81 7Z ,874 74,069 439,839 233 ,1 ~ 206,731 73,364 39,541 33,823 ctttes/'.A aftd ha.ta, populatioa 100.000 and above Moga (U.A) u rcA 18,156 18,909 110,958 58,957 52,001 17,577 9,471 8.106 ("\) Moga (M.C) U 16.10 17.757 18,490 1 08 ~304 57,511 50,793 17,110 9,217 7,&93 (H) l)uneke U ".A. 304 324 2,203 1 ,214 989 408 226 182 (F iro! pur Road) (O.G.) (11 0 L andeke U M.A. OS 95 451 232 219 5.9 28 31 (A .. 1tsar Road)(O.(i) Towns/U.A •• '..,1., 'o,_laUoa 1ess tlla... l00,OOO 1 Badh ni U 23.06 1,388 . 1,407 8,572 4.548 4,024 1,423 746 677 Kalan (N.A.C) ., t. "5agha Purana U 6.00 2,702 2.761 17,287 S ,946 8,341 2,943 1 ,525 1 ,418 (N.A .C) 3 Far i dk ot U N.A 10,339 10,426 58,625 31 ,526 27,099 9,551 5,103 4,448 (U.A) (i) Faridk ot U 18.14 10,269 10,356 58,244 31,329 26,915 9,484 5,076 4,408 ( M.C) (ii) Houses and Rice Shellers (Sho 10'11 a 1 Road) U M.~ 70 70 381 197 184 67 27 40 (OG) 4 Kot Kapura U 14.50 10.265 10,312 62,430 32,190 29,640 10,971 5,899 5,072 ( M.C) 297 CENSUS ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY-Of MAIN WORKERS Scheduled Castes Scheduled literates Total main workers Tribes (I--IX) p M F P M f P M f P M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 -"~~.. -.- 48 ,571 26,255 22,316 36,200 23,596 12,604 37,396 34.619 2,777 48 .571 26 .255 22,316 36.200 23.596 1 Z ,6 O~ 37,396 34,619 2.777 42.466 22.180 19,686 39,111 24,933 14,'178 34,547 32.901 1.646 42.466 22,780 19,686 39,111 24,933 14,178 34.547 32.901 1.646 62.747 33,732 29 ,015 51 .440 33.121 18,319 48.265 46.996 1,269 62.747 33.732 29.015 51.440 33.121 18.319 48 .265 46,996 1,269 43.862 2:3 .457 20.405 42.867 27.384 15.483 41.526 39.824 1.702 43.aU 23,,457 20,405 42.867 27.384 15,483 41 .526 39.824 1,702 -- 11 0,030 58.620 51 .410 243,765 141.503 102.262 129,402 120,224- 9.118 19.204 10.405 8.799 64,953 36.875 28,078 33.01 7 29,970 3,047 18.260 9.888 8.372 63.785 36,165 27,620 32,2.73 29,260 3,013 859 472 387 877 547 330 620 596 24 85 45 40 291 163 128 ; } .. ~ ; i 4 10 2.875 1.585 1.290 4.033 2.263 1 ,77[, 2,563 2,475 88 4.484 2.352 2.132 8,974 4,999 :3 )975 4,907 4- ,633 224 15.572 8.307 7,265 3 ••633 20,468 14 ,i 65 17» 704 16,06'B \ ,636 15.370 8,ZOS 7.165 34,472 20,372 P:.l00 17,600 15,968 1,632 202 102 100 161 9& 65 104' 100 4 17,714 9,319 8.395 32,980 19,123 13,857 17,618 16,6 06 1,012 298 PI 1"1'1' Sr. Districtl Total/ INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF No. C.D.Block/ Rura 11 U.A./C1ty/ Urban Town Cu It hators Agricultural labourers livestock. fqrestry. fishing, hunting and plantations, orchards and allied activities II II I . P [It f P M F P [It f 1 2 3 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 7 I.ambi T 15,0(10 14,769 231 16,583 14.451 2.132 %23 211 1Z C. D. Block R 15.000 14,769 231 16,583 14.451 2,132 223 211 12 U 8 Malout T 14.808 14.668 140 14.074 12.915 1,159 170 153 17 C. D. Block R 14.808 14,668 140· 14,074 12,915 1 .159 170 153 17 U 9 Muktsar T. 20.930 20,812 118 19,788 19,009 779 176 173 3 C.O. Block R 20.930 20,812 118 19,788 19,009 779 176 173 3 U 10 Kot Bhal T 21,961 21.675 286 14.413 13.281 1.142 e33 231 2 C. I). Block R 21 .961 21'.675 286 14,423 13.281 1.142 233 231 2 (at Gi ddarbaha) U Urb~n Tota 1 U 9,256 9,032 224 12,745 11 ,985 760 673 ·629 44 Cities/u.As having popu 1at ion 100,000 and above Moga(U.A) U 1,917 1,883 34 3.893 3.403 490 230 214 16 (il Moga{M.C) U 1,692 1 ,658 34 3.679 3,200 479 .228 212 16 (iil Duneke U 216 Z16 21Z tOl 11 2 2 (Fi rozpur Ro ad) (0. G. ) (iii) Laflcleke U 9 9 2. (Amr itsar Road) (O.G) Badhni U 827 827 763 749 14 5 5 Ka1an (M.A.C) 2 *8agha Purana U 836 835 729 705 24 23 20 3 (N.A.C) 3 Faridk ot U 781 775 6 1,564 1,537 27 33 33 (U.A) (1) FI1'1dkot U 776 770 6 1,54Z 1,515 1.7 3Z 32 ( M.t) (i 1) Houses and Rice Shellers (Bholowal Road) U 5 5 22 22 ( OG) 4 Kot Kapura U 1,030 1,016 14 1.331 1.315 16 36 36 ( M.t) 299 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Mining and quarrying Manuf actur ing, pro.cessi ng, Manufacturing, processing servicing and repairs in servicing and repairs in household industry other than household indusiry IV VIa) V(b} p M F p M F p M F 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 262 238 24 1 ,136 1.020 116 / 262 238 24 1 .136 1.020 116 333 302 31 1.375 1.282 93 333 302 \ 31 1.375 1.282'; 93 7 7 348 1 340 8 977 950 27 7 7 348' 340 8 977 950 27 ~- .... 331 298 33 524 . 490 34 331 298, 33 524 490 34 " 5 5 2,537 2,237 300 17.793 17,433 360 605 494 111 4.715 4.648 67 605 494 111 4,659 4,592 67 44 44 12 12 20 16 4 159 155 4 117 94 23 568 543 25 203 188 15 1.341 1.318 23 202 187 15 1.335 1 .312 23 6 6 395 349 46 2,879 2.799 80 300 PRIMARY Sr. Districtl Totall INDUSTRIAL· CATEGORY OF No. C.D.Bloc;kl Rura 1/ U.A./C;ty/ Urban town Constructions Trade and commerce lransport, storage and Communications VI Vll VIll P M F P M F P M F 2 3 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 7 lamb; T 153 153 928 914 14 474 473 C. D. B loc;k R 153 153 928 914 14 414 413 U 8 Malout T 212 211 118 710 8 340 339 C.D. "ock R 212 211 1 718 710 8 340 339 U 9 Muktsar T 362 358 4 1.704 1 ,681 23 198 194 4 C. D. 810ck R 362 358 4 ·1,704 1,681 23 198 194 4 U -- 10 Kot 8ha; T 273 273 794 783 11 213 212 C.O. Block R 273 273 794 783 11 213 212 (at Gtddarbaha) U Urban Total U 3.499 3,409 90 35,021 34,501 514 8,892 a ,842 50 C1t1es/U.A and having population 100,000 and above Moga (U.A) U 578 5]0 8 8,722 8,558 164 2,338 2,326 12 (i) Moga«I+I.C) U 531 527 4 8,662 8,499 163 2,278 2,261 11 ( 1 ;) Dunek e U 37 33 4 29 29 34 33 (F iroz pur Road) (O.G) (iii) Landeke U 10 10 31 30 1 26 26 ( AlI'ritsar Road)(O.G) Towns/U.A and having Population less tban 100.000 8adhn' U 17 17 334 331 3 40 40 Kalan (M.A.C) 2 *Baglta PurIna U 65 65 , ,410 1,400 10 304 303 (M.A.C) 3 Fari.d1tot U 645 596 49 3,384 3,343 41 1,184 1 ,170 14 (U.A) (\) Faridkot U 644 595 49 3,375 3,334 41 1,145 1 ,131 14 ( M.C) (H) ~uses and R\ce SlIeHers ('holowa1 Road) U 1 9 9 39 39 (OG) 4 Kot Kapura U 842 831 11 5,232 5.14Z 90 , .877 1 ,870 7 UI.tl 301 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Marginal workers Non-workers Other services IX p M of P M F P M F 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 2.637 2.390 247 3.977 146 3.831 72.368 25.803 46.565 2,637 2,390 247 3.977 146 3.831 72.368 . 25,803 46.565 2.517 2.321 196 3.208 160 3,048 70,893 24.665 46,228 2.517 2,321 196 3.208 160 3.048 70,893 24.665 46.228 3.775 3.472 303 871 65 806 99.221 32.472 66.749 3.775 3.472 303 871 65 806 99.221 32.472 66.749 2.174 2.581 193 3.731 90 3.641 83.959 28.600 .55.359 2.774 2.581 193 3.731 90 3.64' 83.959 28.600 55.359 38.981 32.145 6.836 870 168 702 309.567 112.716 196.851 10.018 7,873 2.145 77 42 35 77 .864 28.945 48 .919 9,938 7,8102.128 77 42 35 75.954 28.209 47.745 46 38 8 1.583 618 . 965 34 25 9 327 118 209 398 335 63 7 7 6.002 2.073 3.929 855 718 137 208 3 205 12.172 4.260 7.912 8.569 7.108 1.461 15 12 3 40.906 15.446 25.460 8.549 1.092 1.457 15 12 3 40.629 15.349 25.280 20 16 4 277 97 180 3.995 3.247 748 265 55 210 44.547 16.129 28.418 302 PRIMARY. Sr. Di'strict/ TotaV Area No. of Mo. of Total population Total pop~lation in the No. C.O.Block/ Rural/ in occupied house (Including institutional age group 0··6 tJ.A./City/ Urban Km1- ,residen- holds and house less population) Town thl houses P M F P 11 F 2 3 4 5 6 7 ' 8 9 10 11 12 5 Ja itu (U,.~) U ".1\ 4,549 4,594 28.850 15,261 13,589 4,785 i,597 Z .188' ( i) Ja it u U 9.06 4J33 4,578 28,758 15,216 13',542 4,778 2,594 2,184 (M .C) / ( ; i 1 Kothe U M.A. 16 16 92 45 47 7 3 4 Lal Premi(O.Gl 6 M~har ... _~, U 13.ao 11 ,096 66,383 34,831 31..55 Z 10,289 . 5,852 4,977 ( M.C) 7 Malout (M.C) U 10.00 9 ,8 31 '\ 9 ,862 56,668 30.535 26,333 lQ,182 5,623 4,559 S Giddarbaha U 8.25 4,699 4,702 29,866 15,714 14,152 5,103 2.725 2,378 (M .C) late: (1) Towns treated. as such for the First time in 19Bi Census Wi1ich continue' as towns in 199- C'ensus are shown With osterisk* all their left. (2) Towns treated as such for the First time in 1991 are. underlined. (3) The fQllowing abbreviations hay!! been used for the status of Towns : • . , M.Corp. ~ Municipal Corporation C. T .. Census Town M.C. ~ Hunicpal Committee N .A.C .. Notified Area Committee ,C.B '" Cantonment Board (41 M.A. ., Not avaiiab1e o.!i. '" Out Growth U,A '" Urban Agglomeration l51'The urban port,on of the C.D. {nock includes the figures of Census Towns and out growths of the stat utor y towns. (6) The urban total of the ...ttic\ represent the sum total of all the statutory towns and census towns. 303 CUSUS-ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAl CATEGORY OF MAIl WORKERS sche~uled Castes Scheduled Literates Total .. in workers Tribes (i--IXI p M F P M F P M F , M F 13 14 .is 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Z3 24 9,813 5,214 4,699 13,932 8,211 6,721 8,340 7,940 400 9,807 . 5,210 4,597 13,887 8,187 5.700 8.312" 7.913 399 6 4 2 45 24 21 28 . 27 16.911 8,966 7.945 36.427 20.997 _15.4-30 19.333 18.049 ' 1.284 14.348 7.628 6,720 - 32,166 ;9.128 13,038 17,211 16,294 917 9,109 4.844 4.265 -- 15&67 9,439 6,228 8.709 8,139 570 304 1'1 111M' Sr. District/ Total INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF No. C.D.Block/ Rural/ U.A.ICityl Urban ------Town Cultivators Agricultural labourers Livestock, forestry, fishing, hunting and plantations. orchards and allied activities II III p M F p M F p M f 2 3 2S 26 27 28 29 30 3' 32 33 5 Jaitu (U.A) U 1,167 1 ,167 875 831 44 48 40 8 (0 Ja itu U 1,148 1,148 873 8.29 44 48 40 8 (M .C) ( i i) Kothe U 19 19 2 2 -- La1 Premi(O.G) 6 Muk tsar U 1,310 1,232 78 2,143 2,039 104 161 151 10 ( M.C) 7 Ma10ut (M.C) U 285 280 6 843 822 21 92 "81- 5 8 G'\ ddarbaha U 1,102 1 ,017 85 604 584 20 45 43 2 ( M.C) 305 CEIlSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Mining and quarrying Manufacturing. proce~sin9. Manufacturing. processing servicing and repairs in servicing and repairs in household" industry other than household industry IV VIal V(b) p M . F p M F p M F 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 110 92 18 1.270 1 .248 22 110 92 18 1.270 1 ,248 22 3 3 3B2 333 49 2,259 2,216 43 635 604 31 3,726 3,646 80 70 67 3 876 860 16 306 PRIMARY Sr. Di$trict/ . lota 1/ INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF No. C.ll.Block/ Rural/ U.A./City/ Urban town Constructions Trade and commerce Transport, storage and Commun icat ions VI VII VIII P M F P M F P M F Z 43 44 3 45 46 47 48 49 50 --51 5 Jaitu(U.A) IJ 206 189 17 2,358 Z ,330 28 459 456 3 (1) Ja itu U 206 189 17 2,357 2,329 28 453 455 3 ( M.e) ( i i) Ko the La 1 U Premi (O.G) 6 Muktsar U 418 415 3 5.186 S,140 46 1,162 1 ,1 S9 3 ( M.C). 7 Malout (M.C) U 543 541 2 5,595 5,535 60 1.183 1,174 9 8 Giddarbaha U 185 185 2,800 2,728 72 345 344 ( M.C) 307 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Marginal workers Mon-workers Other services IX p M F P M F P M F 52 53 54 55 56 57 - 58 59 60 1,847 1,587 2GO 10 3 7 20,500 7,318 13,182 1,842 1,583 259 10 3 7 20,436 7.300 13.136 5 4 64 18 46 6,309 5,361 948 248, 38 210 46,802 16,744 30,058 4,3~ 3.605 703 37 14 23 39.620 14.227 25.393 2.682 2,311 371 3 2 21 .154 7.574 13.580 ,B--C.D. BLOCKWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT PRIMARY CEllSUS ABSTRACT MOGA-I C.D. BLOCK 312 - VILLAGE PR IMARY ROGA-t C.D. BLOCK Loca Name of v ill age Area of No. of No. of Total population Total population tion (with Hadbast Ho.) village occu- house- (including insti in the age g~oup code in hec pied holds tutional and ho~~e 0-6 No. tares & resi- less population) of C.D. dential block/ houses townl ward in sq. kms. p M F P M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 T 394.19 19,650 19,883 124,848 66.126 58,722 19,019 10,209 8,810 R 394.19 19,555 19.788 124,397 65,894 58,503 18,960 10,181 8,779 U 95 95 232 219 59 28 31 -Moga Tahsil (Part) 35 Moga Jit Singh (53) 1,450.00 30 30 146 79 67 29 13 16 36 Patt i Sandhuan (53/1) 326. 00 161 161 1,037 553 484 174 96 78 37 Nawan Moga (54) 377.00 208- 208 1,217 670 547 168 107 61 38 Nahal (56) 169.00 101 101 682 365 317 116 63 53 39 Khote (55) 88.00 43 43 248 136 112 38 16 22 48 Mandheranwa la ( 1) 708.00 320 320 1,861 987 874 305 171 134 49 Jhandewala (2) 695.00 330 330 2,021 1,094 927 295 146 149 50 Budh Singhwala (3) 433.00 189 209 1,280 665 615 201 115 86 51 Sandhuanwa 1a Urf (4) 248.00 182 182 1,243 667 576 165 85 80 Churk1t 52 Malianwala (5) 386.00 251 255 1,546 821 725 235 129 106 53 Mehron ( 51 ) 793.00 525 528 2,939 1,576 1,363 476 249 227 54 Dhulkot Kalan (49) 448.00 229 229 1,377 721 656 168 94 74 55 Dhulkot (48) 338.00 173 173 906 484 422 141 89 52 Charat Singh 56 Da 1a ( 47) 1,542.00 843 843 5,461 2,911 2,550 831 432 399 57 Bugh 1pura (24) 932.00 533 533 3,321 1,755 1,566 446 228 218 58 Bahana (52) 534.00 369 369 2,336 1,264 1,072 344 178 166 63 Landeke (22) 893.00 626 626 3,867 2,061 1,806. 629 341 288 64 Dosanjh (26) 395.00 169 169 1.618 858 760 269 146 123 65 Talwandi Bhan (25) 776.00 415 418 2,637 1,364 1,273 473 260 213 Gerian 66 Khera Swad (29) 133.00 4 4 22 22 67 lIehna (30) 949.00 636 652 3,769 1,953 1,816 597 326 271 313 CENSUS ABSTRACT Scheduled Scheduled Literates INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY Of MAIN WORKERS castes tribes Total main CuHivatcrs Agricultural workers labourers (I--IX) II M F M F M F M F M F M F 12 13 14 15 . 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21,563 18,818 :13.219 22,920 36.507 . 1,574 17.382 693 12.059 213 21,518 18,778 33,116 22,792 36,393 1,564 17.373 693 12.057 273 45 40 163 128 114 10 9 2 63 54 30 12 45 2 10 29 260 225 215 148 302 10 119 97 261 198 '43 92 412 4 231 156 ·3 116 113 ZOO 143 212 129 71 63 61 54 32 78 27 20 368 302 416 277 555 36 238 178 28 372 311 485 157 678 3 351 255 393 367 321 195 366 46 118 12 172 17 311 294 398 223 371 26 137 161 20 273 211 411 297 489 7 255 132 472 413 767 507 765 9 382 2 301 2 289 245 396 298 375 24 154 147 14 251 191 253 188 284 2 116 130 2 1,077 960 1,438 936 1,558 24 537 661 3 635 544 939 465 1,049 9 539 1 302 4 414 367 538 312 774 6 452 257 1 772 676 974 689 1.169 17 528 477 3 237 213 465 347 481 6 248 134 2 475 443 623 504 747 5 429 217 "" 5 22 843 735 -- 1.006 743 1,052 89 332 5 403 44 314 - YILLAGE PRIMARY ~t-C.D. BLOCK Loe.· Name of village INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS tion (w1th Hadbast No.) code Livestock. Mining and 'Manufacturing. Manufacturing. No. forestry. fish- quarryfng processing. processing. 1ng. hunting IV servicing and servicing and and plantations. repairs in repairs in other orchards and household than household allied acti- industry industry vities VIa) V(b) III M F M F M F M F ,1 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 T ,152 6 4D8 42 ,1.334 34 R ,152 6 408 42 ,1.322 34 U ,12 Moga Tahsil (Part) :36 Moga J1t Singh (53) 36 P.tti Sandhu an ( 5311) 5 67 10 37 ".an.Moga (54) 9 38 Haha·l (56) 4 39 Khote (55) 3 4 48 Mandheranwala (1 ) 6 7 33 49 Jhandewala (2) 19 50 Budh S1nghwala (3) .. 3 28 10 51 Sandhuanw.la Urf (4) 3 13 Churk1t 52 Malianw.l. (5) 20 11 17 53 Mehron (51) 4 6 15 54 Dhulkot Kal.n ( 49) 2 7 55 Dhulkot (48) 6 3 Charat Singh 56 D", (47) 9 14 2 62 57 Bugh1pur. (24) 4 2 63 58 Bahona (52) 11 63 Landeke (22) 2 5 36 64 Dosanjh (26) 12 3 19 65 Ta1wand1 Bhan (25) 36 Geri.n '41: 66 Khera Swad (29) 2 20 , 67 "ehna (30) 21 2 53 2 315 CENSUS ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-workers workers Constructions Trade and Transport, Other VI commerce storage and services Vll co_unications IX YIll M F M F M F M F M F M f 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 337 1 1.087 8 1.111 8 2.637 509 3 973 29.616 56.175 327 1 1.057 7 1.085 8 2.612 500 3 973 29.498 55.9~6 10 30 1 26 25 9 118 209 2 2 2 34 65 2 4 8 251 473 2 6 8. 258 543 3 4 153 317 2 4 9 9 58 111 14 20 27 32 7 432 838 14 18 7 14 2 416 924 7 7 7 23 .7 25 298 544 5 10 2 19 23 4 120 296 439 2 17 15 20 6 332 718 3 9 13 32 5 811 1.354 12 18 35 10 346 632 9 4 16 200 420 17 40 45 173 17 1.353 2.526 16 24 55 44 4 706 1.557 2 13 15 23 5 490 1.066 28 40 53 14 892 1.789 3 20 10 35 9 377 745 4 17 22 21 5 133 617 1.135 5 57 75 105 34 901 1.727 315 VILLAGE PRIMARY RlCA-I C.D. BLOCK loca Name of village Area of No. of No. of Total population Total population tion (with Hadbast No.) v111age occu· house- (including insti in the age group code in hec pied holds tutional and house 0-6 110. tares & resi- less population) of C.D. dent ia 1 block! houses town! ward in sq. kms. p F p M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 M09a Tab.il (Part) .. 'flogawan (31) 627.00 326 326 2,036 1,067 969 328 182 146 " !toli (28) 1,031.00 417 417 2,663 1,403 _'.260 391 210 181 70 Tatariawala (27) 208.00 122 122 840 438 402 ' 137 76 61 71 Kaplin (l4) 997.00 455 455 3,193 1,695 1.496 506 277 229 72 Chak B'Ijasi~ (35) 212.00 Un- 73 Kokri Heran (33) 359.00 167 167 1,100 563 537 163 83 80 74 Puranewala (32) 199.00 133 133 811 398 413 128 7Z 56 75 Kakri ( 45) 467.00 336 336 2,103 1,134 969 316 174 142 Phula Singh 76 Kokri Ka lan (36) 2,864.00 1,207 1,211 7,4103,9483,4621,154 614 540 77 Kil1i Chahlan (37) 309.00 203 Z03 1,298 699 599 193 114 79 78 Aj1t Wal (39) 1,242.00 753 800 5,301 2,861 2,440 769 396 373 79 Matwani (44) 369.00 199 199 1,218 649 569 181 95 86 80 Mathuwala Jadid (46) 362.00 284 284 1,747 914 833 243 130 113 81 Jhand1ana East (43) 445.00 ' 319 319 1,930 1,003 927 289 151 138 82 Takhan Wadh (42) 1.225.00 702 702 4,481 2,312 2,169 717 387 330 83 "adoke (41) 569.00 399 400 2,380 1,272 1,108 332 180 152 84 Ohudtke (40) 1,782.00 939 939 5,633 2,969 2,664 791 428 363 85 Chull.r Chat (38) 2,058.00 1,155 1,161 7,311 3,912 3,399 954 509 445 .6 Daudhar Sharki (97) 3,008.00 818 862 6,078 3,280 2,798 887 5{)2 385 88 Daudhar Garb1 (97!1 ) 986.,00 507 507 3,129 1,637 1,492 492 262 230 89 Buttar (96) 2,770.00 1,460 1.505 9,151 4,796 4,355 1,519 795 724 ,90 Dhulkot Tahli (50) 363.00 173 173 1,029 555 474 176 113 63 !-- i'l ....u_ala Nawan (94) 621.00 342 342 2,026 1,065 - 961 255 133 122 78 t2 UlAvwala Harchuka (95) 251.00 177 177 1,137 601 536 166 , 88' 521.00 307 307 1,922 1.001 921 298 153 145 317 CEiSUS ABSTRACT Scheduled Scheduled Literates INDUSTRIAl CATEGORY OF MAIN IWRt M F H F M F M F M F M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 217 187 652 474 583 11 317 92 351 298 834 604 766 6 542 189 70 62 211 165 235 149 51 347 282 ·938 724 908 12 573 199 inhabited 178 154 292 212 339 3 187 76 90 101 238 221 195 7 133 33 437 362 671 440 642 4 336 244 1,035 854 2,119 1,545 2,257 52 1.161 622 3 100 98 401 313 397 6 226 53 773 634 1,48Jl 1.029 1,515 17 697 431 177 146 388 269 395 7 213 93 195 166 485 351 501 8 108 284 325 302 536 371 496 12 282 3 156 759 693 1,241 946 1.284 27 636 435 6 523 441 654 447 727 2 339 284 854 754 1,600 1,252 1.587 710 884 663 400 8 .1.363 1.141 2.174 1.070 2.166 77 1.048 2 716 16 947 782 1.642 1,148 1.812 38 727 683 12 387 371 834 656 873 31 311 376 3 1.917 1.766 2.207 1.544 2.642 69 1,007 916 142 120 307 242 286 3 146 52. 353 291 513 358 593 10 367 161 179 151 r- 329 212 303 2 145· 78 315 302 409 318 508 20 221 169 318 VILLAGE PRIMARY NOGA-J C.D. BLOCK Loca- Name of villa~e INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS tion (with Hadbast No.) code Livestock, Mining and Manufacturing, Manufacturing, No. forestry. fish-. quarrying processing. processing. ing, hunting IV servicing and servicing and and plantations. repairs in repairs in other orchards and household . than househo ld allied acti- industry industry y it ies . V(a) V(b) III M F M F M F M F 2 24 25 26 Z7 28 29 30 31 Moga Talisil ( Part) 68 Chogwan (31 ) 17 36 69 Ro 1i (28) 3 70 Tatar iawa 1a (27 ) 3 H Kapura (34) HI 4 13 72 Chak Bijasir (35) Un- 73 Kokri Heran (33) 3 46 2 74 Puranewala (32) 2 3 75 Kokri (45) 7 10 Phu1a Singh . 76 Kok.ri Kalan (36) 9 44 2 76 77 K1111 Chahlan ( 37) 2 16 7a Ajitwal (39) 3 6 57 79 Matwani (44) 11 8 80 Mathuwa1a Jadid (46) 2 8 81 Jhandiana East (43) 2 5 82 Takhan Wadh (42) 4 12 2 51 2 83 Madoke (41) 3 9 20 84 Dhudike (40) 7 25 19 85 Chuhar Chak (38) 4 14 68 2 86 Oaudhar Sharki (97) 4 7 34 88 Daudhar Garb; (97/1 ) 10 iu 89 Buttar (96) 4 130 5 lH Z 90 Dhulkot Tahl1 (50) 3 38 91 Ramuwala Nawan (94) 12 92 Ramuwala HarchuKa (95) 5 5 22 93 Ramuwala Kalan (93) 7 2 13 36 319 CENSUS, ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-workers workers Constructions Trade and Transport, Other VI commerce storage and services VII communications IX VIII M F M F M F M F M F M F 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 9 14 38 50 8 484· 958 14 7 10 6 637 1,254 4 .,; 3 2 22 -- 20~ 402 15 29 34 35 7 787 1,486 inhabited 2 8 10 6 224 534 4 22 5 203 406 1 9 9 26 4 492 965 15 87 55 188 45 1,691 3;410 6 22 22 49 5 302 593 8 68 66 179 15 1,346 2,423 15 28 27 7 254 562 3 15 41 40 8 413 825 3 6 10 32 9 25 507 890 5 30 33 78 15 458 1,028 1,684 2 23 1-9 28 2 545 1,106 17 41 28 166 37 120 1,382 1,834 7 35 61 213 50 8 1,746 3.314 38 82 49 168 24 1,468 2,760 23 18 64 28 764 1,161 39 93 46 260 60 74 2, 15': 4.Z'2 3 7 12 24 3 269 47i 3 5 16 29 10 472 951 2 13 H 18 2 298 534 2 491 901 11 13 18 ~1I 6 I 320 VILLAGE PRIMARY MOGA-I C.D. BLOCK Loca- Name of village Area of No. cif No. of Total population Total population tion (with Hadbast No.) village occu- house- (including insti- in the age group code in hec- pied holds tutional and house- 0-6 No. tares & resi- less popu1ation) of C.D. dential blockl houses townl ward in sq. !ems. p M F P If F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Moga Tahsil (Part) 94 8ishanpura ( 06) 144.00 Un- 95 Chirak. (07) 2.817.00 1,318 1,358 8,936 4.716 4,220 1.475 713 702 Urban Lande Ke (1) AMrttsar Road (O.G.) 95 95 451 232 219 59 28 31 321 CEIISUS ,,-STRACT Scheduled Scheduled Literates INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS castes tribes Total main Cultivators Agricultural workers I labourers (I--IX) II M F M F M F M F M F M F 12 13 14 15 . 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 inhabited 1.539 1.397 1,876 1,316 2,599 104 1,226 964 81 45 40 .\63 \28 ,\\4 .10 9 2 322 YILLAGE PRIMARY MOGA-I C.D. BLOCK Loca- Name of village INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS tion (with Hadbast No.) code Livestock, Mining and Manufacturing, Manufacturing, No. forestry, fish- quarrying proceSSing, processing. lng, hunting IV servicing and servicing and and plantations, repairs in repairs in other orchards and househ·o ld than household allied acti- industry industry vities V( a) V(b) III M F M F M F M F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Moga Tahsil (Part) 94 B1shanpura (06) Un- 95 Chirak (07) 4 6 81 Urban : Lande Ke ( i) AIIIr1tsar Road (0.&.) 12 323 CENSUS AjlSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-workers ------.--.------~----.------.------workers Constructions Trade and Transport, Other VI commerce storage and services VII communications IX VIII M F M F M F M F " F M F 32 33 34 35 .36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 1nnabHed 40 84 55 139 22 2,117 4,116 10 30 1 26 2S 9- 118 Z09 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT MOGA-Il C.D. BLOCK 326 VILLAGE PRIMARY MOGA-II C.D. BLOCK Loca- Name of vilYage Area of No. of No. of Total population Total population tion (with Hadbast No.) village occu- house- (including ins~i in the age group cOde in hec pied holds tutional and house 0-6 No. tares & resi- less popu1ation) of C.D. dential b lock/ houses town/ ward in sq. kms. p M F p M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 T 314.44 13.187 13.312 85,771 45.484 40.287 14.086 7.450 6.636 R 314.44 12,883 12,988 83,568 44,210 39,298 13.678 7,224 6.454 U 304 324 2.203 1,214 989 408 226 182 Moga Tahsil (Part) 1 Chat ian Khurd (1) 279.00 93 93 551 288 263 94 48 46 2 Chotian Kalan (2) 926.00 251 251 1,561 854 707 289 151 138 3 Maheshwari (7) 1,051.00 386 386 2,610 1,388 1,222 471 249 222 4 Burj Sahiba (8) 106.00 2 2 11 6 5 2 2 5 Kal;awala (9) 537.00 284 284 1,943 977 966 296 150 146 6 Dau 1atpur Ucha (10) 533.00 241 241 1,447 765 682 287 154 133 7, Daulatpur Niwan (11) 865.00 404 404 2,503 1,330 1,173 427 247 180 8 Kahan S 1nghwa la . (6) 224.00 118 119 741 388 353 117 60 57 9 Sada Singhwala (12) 787.00 340 342 3,343 1,227 1,116 394 206 188 10 Chuhar S inghwa la (15) 212.00 Un 11 N;dhawala ( 13) 369.00 199 199 1,553 824 729 258 129 129 12 Dagru (14) 709.00 379 3822,3461,2411,105 413 210 203 13 Daral; Bhai (61) 1,892.00 812 812 4,984 2,646 l;~~~ 14 Koera Khurd (63) 232.00 143 143 771 402 369 129 74 55 15 Koera kalan (64) 327.00 142 142 914 492 422 132 70 62 16 Baghe 1ewa 1a (66) 450.00 177 177 1,183 625 558 205 106 99 17 Sosan (65) 440.00 144 144 989 524 465 154 72 82 18 Jogewala (5 ) 300.00 110 111 84(J 452 388 72 40 32 19 Khokhrana (4) 743.00 239 239 1,578 830 748 273 146 127 20 Darapur (3) 740.00 248 248 1,614 86(} 754 262 150 112 21 Jhand; na Garb; (9) 1,265.00 435 436 2,791 1,489 1,302 425 235 190 22 Thamanwa 1a (67) 385.00 135 135 872 464 408 158 91 67 327 CENSUS ABSTRACT Scheduled Scheduled Literates INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS castes tribes j Total main- - Cultivators Agricultural workers labourers (I--IX) II M F M F M F M F M F M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 16,459 14,Z82 20.039 13,987 25,230 1.779 11.990 587 9.622 949 15,987 13.895 19,492 13,657 24.634 1.755 11,774 587 9,421 938 547 387 547 330 596 24 216 201 11 96 81 175 115 170 102 57 454 365 392 245 456 7 151 178 530 469 657 415 765 13 281 3 329 3 2 3 3 267 269 499 384 552 8 327 144 3 360 297 278 211 384 4 156 182 320 259 651 492 658 7 241 242 57 55 192 120 215 6 155 29 236 201 554 429 633 3 373 207 lhabited 205 197 342 224 404 253 103 576 515 486 320 676 18 265 280 15 1,018 876 1,162 824 1,417 9 694 505 183 163 195 144 198 1 95 81 102 82 212 161 303 4 215 62 1 213 176 216 164 353 196 117 197 186 196 139 316 160 124 136 122 231 165 242 8 154 66 5 176 165 374 258 459 3 266 87 308 251 382 272 480 91 226 25 166 53 589 501 616 364 860 37 479 322 32 118 104 234 146 219 2 121 40 328 VILLAGE PRIMARY MOGA-Il C.D. BLOCK Loca- Name of village INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS tion (with Hadbast No.) code Livestol.II., Mining and Manufacturing, Manufacturing, No. forestry, fish- quarrying processing, processing, lng, hunting IV servicing and servicing and and plantations, repairs in repairs in other orchards and household than household allied acti- industry industry vities V(a) V( b) III : M F M F M F M F 'l 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 T 70 Z Z04 15 815 13 R 68 2 Z04 15 771 13 U 2 44 fbga Tahsil (Part) Chotian Khurd ( 1 ) 3 2 Chotian Kalan (2) 2 9 15 3 3 Maheshwari (7) 35 16 4 Burj Sahiba (8) 5 Kaliawala (9) 2 15 6 Daulatpur Ucha (10) 1 9 .., I Oaulatpur Niwan (11) 3 45 8 Kahan Singhwala (6) 12 9 Sada Singhwala (12) 4 2 19 10 Chuhar Singhwala (15) 11 Nidhawala (13) 32 1 12 Oagru (14) 5 5 17 13 Daro 1i Bhai (61 ) 6 29 26 14 Koera Khurd (63) 15 Koera Kalan (64) 2 16 Baghelewala (66) 2 8 17 Sosan (65 ) 11 18 Jogewala (5) 1 1 19 Khokhrana (4) 2 34 13 20 Darapur (3) 9 4 2 14 21 Jhatldina Gal'bi (9) 1 10 22 Thamanwala ( 67) 2 11 329 CENSUS ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-workers workers Constructions Trade and Transport, Other VI commerce storage and services VII communications IX VI II M F M F M F M F M F M F 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 230 16 627 13 519 3 1,151 183 9 900 20,245 37,608 197 12 598 13 486 2 1,113 175 9 900 19,627 36.643 33 4 29 33 1 38 8 618 965 4 3 118 263 1 27 22 51 4 398 700 1 31 36 36 6 623 1,209 3 5 23 6 35 5 425 958 9 12 6 9 4 381 678 6 47 25 49 7 672 1,166 7 5 4 3 5 173 347 3 6 4 17 594 1,113 inhabited 3 3 10 420 728 11 26 31 36 3 565 1,087 2 32 1 25 98 8 t,229 2,329 4 3 6 9 204 368 5 5 14 3 189 418 2 10 8 10 272 558 9 5 6 208 465 1 13 6 2 210 3M 5 11 14 27 371 745 ')'1 6 22 L£.. 11 11 380 663 1 11 6 30 4 629 1,265 12 8 5 20 2 245 406 330 VILlAGE PRIMARY "OSA-II C.O. BLOCk Loca· Name of village Area of No. of No. of Total population Total population tion (with Hadbast No.) village occu· house~ (including insti~ in the age group code in hec~ pied holds tutional and house o~6 No. tares & res i- less population) of C.D. dential block/ houses townl ward in sq. kms. P M F p M 2 3 4 5 5 7 8 9 iO 1) Moga Tahsil (Part) 23 Mangewa 1a (68) 716.00 263 263 2,007 1,081 926 377 212 16f 25 Chhota Ghar (74) 505.00 193 193 1,192 622 570 183 92 91 26 Bara Ghar (75) 1,192.00 288 288 1,863 962 901 251 132 119 27 Bhikha (76) 405.00 204 204 1,181 647 534 152 76 76 28 Oadahur (62) 277 .00 124 124 827 423 404 146 69 77 29 Gaj anwa 1a (80) 402.00 194 195 1,239 641 598 215 108 107 30 J8imalwala (79) 670.00 435 435 2,907 1,559 1,348 495 255 240 31 Pathangarh (81) 278.00 9 9 72 41 31 10 4 6 32 Safuwala (60) 952.00 472 472 2,877 1,574 1,303 489 285 204 33 Ghal Kalan (19) 2.434.00 1,093 1,093 7,262 3,823 3,439 1,132 616 516 34 Salina (16) 1,122.00 428 428 2,867 1,498 1,369 536 291 245 40 Singhawala (57) 1,580.00 633 701 4,390 2,347 2,043 755 404 351 41 Bukanwala (58) 640.00 320 337 1.919 1,011 908 290 148 142 42 Mothanwa 1i (59) 260.00 121 121 830 451 379 123 60 63 43 Chand Nawan (82) 1,071.00 573 573 3,474 1,821 1.653 611 325 286 44 Chand Purana (83) 661.00 372 '$'76 2.081 1,093 988 301 144 157 45 Chot i a Thoba (84) 371.00 144 144 873 452 421 137 66 71 46 Jai Singhwala (85) 557.00 164 164 1,164 627 537 183 106 77 47 G111 (86) 774.00 291 291 1.808 959 849 262 132 130 59 Duneke (20) 341.00 Un- 60 Ratian (18) 312.00 173 173 1,058 568 490 176 96 80 61 Khosa Pando (17) 1,377.00 456 4563,306 1,768 1,538 559 306 253 62 Oha lek.e (21) 1,175.00 651 658 4,226 2,230 1,996 693 359 334 (11) Dune Ke F1rozpur Road (O.G.) 304 324 2,203 1,214 989 408 226 182 331 CENSUS ABStRACT Scheduled Scheduled Literates INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY or MAIN WORKERS cutes tribes Total matn Cultivators Agricultural workers 1 labourers (I--IX) II M F M F M F M F M F M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 439 368 404 281 603 1 348 .. 242 296 2iS 249 174 392 319 223 179 . 164 135 321 310 413 322 556 129 280 15 224 104 135 116 343 208 403 2 276 84 147 138 180 138 189 1 82 .. 83 •• 280 251 290 186 341 4 161 •• 109 629 509 647 417 863 61 430 13 363 41 .. 25 16 25 .. 23 1 511 408 716 436 904 11 476 1 .296 '1 1,479 1.309 1,830 1.353 2.174 87 910 31 815 19 617 550 590 430 842 12 340 •• 330 25 974 1M 902 622 ".256 3 359 .. 814- 233 209 .. SU 364 598 t9 339 .. 138 .. tin t:29 195 162 249 ..• 131 .. 91 .. 991 810 5-92 987 235 312 508 224 484 388 -428 326 657 82 314 115 76 194 181' 198' 123 267 4 129' 1118 1 m 231 .. 320 22$ 352 170 125 55 199 t13 29!J' .. 2. 6M 359 384 263 tM 85 inhabited - - 209 16g: 242 1-6' 305 1 101 .. 147 ... 487 431 812 5:78 1.013 5 540 1 31. 689 603 887 646 1,286 8 572 535 472 381 547 330 596 24 216 201 11 332 YILLAGE PR IMARY MOGA-II C.D. BLOCK Loca- Name of village INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS tion (with Hadba5t No.) code Livestock, Mining and Manufacturing, Manufacturing, 110. forestry. fish- quarrying processing, processing, ing. hunting IV servicing and servicing and and plantations. repairs in repairs in other orchards and household than household allted acti- industry industry v1ttes VIa) V(b) III M F M F M F M F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 ,"og. Tahsil (Part) 23 Mangewal. (68) .. •• ·. 1 .. 1 .. 25 Chtaota Ghar (74) 1 .. 26 Bara Gllar (75) 1 5 4 6 27 Bhikhl (76) .3 14 28 Dadlhur (62) 5 3 29 G!)j anwal a (80) 5 3 9 .. 30 ja1I1al ••la (79) 5 3 8 31 Pathanprh (81) .. .. 32 Safuwala (60) 4 o. 9 40 6 .. • 0 33 Ghal Kalan (19) 1 4 3 132 34 Salina (16) 1 .. 17 65 40 S1nghawala (57) • 0 .. .. 2 41 Bukanwala . (58) 13 .. 2 13 .. 42 Mothanwali (59) o. 7 43 Chand Hawan (82) 1 10 ~.1 44 Chand Purana (83) 2 .. 2 26 1 45 Chot 1a Thoba (84) I. 00 00 00 o. .19 2 46 J.i Singbwa'a '{ (85) •• o • 5 1 • 0 47 Gi 11 (86) 1 • 0 2 .. 7 59 Duneke (20) 60 Ratian (18) .. ·. 29 61 Khosa Pando (17) 1 33 .. 62 Dh.'eke (21) 14 35 ( tt) DIN·b· F1rozpur Road (0.&.) Z •• ·. .. 44 .. 333 CEIISUS AlSlIACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-workers ------.------.... --~--.- workers Constructions Trade and Transport, Other 'II cOllllllerce storage and servkes VII communications IX VI II M F M F M F M F M F M F 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 3 2 2 4 .. 478 925 2 2 5 230 251 7 9 11 13 5 406 772 1 17 8 2 .. 244 532 1 5 7 3 1 .. .. 234 403 4 8 12 24 4 f) 50 294 544 4 5 10 35 7 61 696 1,226 1 .. 16 31 4 25 21 29 3 494 670 798 • 17 65 3 62 108 31 1,649 3.352 4 1 25 12 48 6 267 656 1.070 21 11 49 3 1,091 2,040 16 6 18 11 50 10 413 889 1 5 2 6 202 379 39 19 .. 14 43 10 834 1,418 1 16 6 .. 15 5 .. 436 906 4 7 1 3 28 182 389 4 3 2 13 2 .. ' 215 361 1 9 5 3 8 5 .. 350 490 tnhabited 4 7 11 6 1 263 489 1 25 25 74 4 755 1.533 5 20 19 86 8 944 1,988 33 4 29 33 1 38 8 618 965 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT MIHAL SINGHWALA C.D. BLOCK 336 VILLAGE PRIMARY IINAl. SII6HIIALA Loca· Name of village Area of No. of No. of Total population Total population tion (wtth Hadbast No.) vtllage occu- house- (tncluding instt in the age group code in hec pied holds tutional and house· 0-6 No. tares , resi- less population). of C.D. dential blockl houses townl ward 1n sq. kms. p M F p M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 T 387.26 -18.934 19.0ll 120.374 64,160 56.214 19.054 10.243 8.811 R 387.26 18.934 19.0ll 120.374 64,160 56.214 19,054 10.243 S.Sll \} U Noga Tahsfl (Part) 87 Ma 1i ana (98) 902.00 392 392 2,527 1,363 1.164 397 212 185 99 Burj Duna ( 91) 373.00 ~07 207 1,354 695 659 216 120 96 100 Rania (92) 1,754.00 910 911 5,673 3.010 2.663 969 523 446 101 Raoke Kalan (103) 2,372.00 1,054 1,056 7,l07 3.78} 3,326 1,073 573 500 102 Badhani Kalan (101) 2.396.00 148 148 967 509 458 155 80 75 10~ Badhani Khurd (100) 374.00 88 88 551 281 270 76 43 33 104 B j r Badhan t ( 102) 256.00 142 142 845 448 397 128 69 59 105 Loppo (99;) (12,388.00 1,176 1,177 7,899 4.225 3,614 1,221 658 563 106 Mtnian (166) 1,076.00 584 584 3,823 2.043 1.780 577 308 269 107 Kussa (167) 833.00 526 526 3,438 1,852 1,586 510 266 244 108 Raman (168) 1.138.00 384 384 2.570 1.363 1,207 390 226 164 109 Patti Diwana (172 ) 119.00 Un-- 110 Mechh ike (171) 1.232.00 860 86'1 5.156 2.766 2.389 784 415 369 111 Bflaspur (170) 1.452.00 982 983 5.985 3.186 2.799 998 545 453 112 Takhtupura (162) 1,278.00 644 644 3,958 2,067 1,891 589 318 271 113 Lohar. (169) 525.00 261 261 1.392 752 640 194 113 81 114 Nan9a 1 (164) 733.00 393 393 2.354 1.269 1.085 ·372 200 172 115 Bode (165 ) 586.00 310 310 2,069 1,055 1,014 ~O 156 174 116 Sir hoke ( 104) 8U.OO 320 320 2.097 1,096 1,001 302 172 130 161 Kt sh.ngarh (144 ) 632.00 243 243 1.509 835 674 264 143 121 162 Dfna (145) 1.212.00 - sua 508 3,213 1,697 1,516 529 277 252 163 Surj Ha_ira (146) 466.00 266 266 1,742 905 837 286 144 142 337 CE.SUS ABSTRACT Scheduled Scheduled Literates INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS castes tribes Total main Cultivators Agricultural workers I labourers (I--IX) II M F M F M F M F M F M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 23.173' 19.936 .. 153 12.027 290 23.173 19,936 29,466 19,745 35,832 887 16.896 153 12,027 290 372 316 653 429 782 35 489 16 219 171 173 298 204 376 3 200 124 1,681 1,458 1,184 713 1,633 3 447 877 1.169 1.018 1,938 1.332 2.295 18 1,312 615 .. 197 157 264 180 268 6 70 136 59 49 155 137 165 112 37 191 158 232 167 231 2 92 77 1,218 1,025 1,751 1,285 2.307 28 1,289 612 3 599 552 923 651 1,204 22 687 390 722 604 934 602 1,092 16 565 384 270 222 738 550 700 5 468 138 inhabited 961 863 1,119 693 1.613 8 826 553 1.238 1.093 1.404 870 1.663 50 694 651 29 ,657 593 1,143 816 1,203 16 609 3,35 296 240 363 268 399 4 194 139 357 306 582 428 653 6 257 293 426 386 577 436 593 8 284 221 320 283 506 389 555 6 292 197 224 196 256 128 495 337 133 545 467 767 469 1.038 14 610 244 375 342 447 298 502 7 250 180 338 VlLI.AGE PR IMAA Y IIHAl SINSHWALA C.D. BLOCk: Loca- Name of village INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAiN WORKERS tion (with Hadbast No.) code Livestock, Mining and Manufacturing, Manufacturing. No, forestry, fish- quarrying processing, 'Ilroceu1ng, ing, hunting IV servicing and servicing and and plantations. repairs in repairs in other orchards and household than household a 111 ed ac t i- industry industry vit1es VIa) Y(b) III M F M F M F M F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 T 70 591 38 942 37 R 10 1 5!U 38 942 37 U Mota Ta ..sil ('art) 87 Maliana (98) 18 13 11 99 Bur j Duna (91 ) 3 8 100 Rania (92 ) 89 32 101 Raoke Ka lan (103) 4 27 2 55 102 Badhalli Kalan {lOll 2 5 103 Badhani Khurd (100 ) 2 104 8ir Badnani (102 ) 8 " 105 Lopp:c (99) 2 10 84 8 l06 Miniall ( 1iiI) 24- 9- 11 ~. 1.07 K,If~sa (167) 3 9 lOll R:alllan ( .Il)' 't6 7 109- Put 1 l)twana (172 ) u' no: lta.chMke • (171) 5 6 28 ." 111 B1hspur (170 ) 35· 2,1 112 THMupura ( 162) 2 16, 2 21 .' 113 Lohara (169) 10 2 8 114- Nangal (164) 2 3 115 Bode ( 165!) 14 116 Sir Raoke ( 104) 4 11 111 Kishangarh ( 1#) 4 z 162 Dina ( '4'5) 30 33 163 Burj Hamira (146) 5 6 3~9 CENSUS ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Margina 1 Non-workers ----~------workers Constructions Trade and Transport, Other VI commerce storage and services VII communications IX VIII M F M F M F M F M F M F 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 389 1.309 11 616 3 2.932 354 35 1.119 28.293 53.548 389 1.309 11 676 3 2.932 354 35 1.179 28.293 53.548 9 16 19 6 581 1,129 ... 7 15 19 3 319 656 14 43 13 118 3 1,377 2,660 27 51 50 154 15 33 1,485 3,275 19 13 6 17 6 241 452 2 3 8 116 269 ,3 11 18 22 2 217 395 36 51 49 174 16 1,918 3,646 9 25 11 47 13 7 178 832 1,580 4 36 13 78 15 760 1,570 8 17 8 38 4 663 1,202 inhabited 18 35 11 131 7 9 1.153 2.372 6 55 21 174 20 1.523 2.749 24 30 61 104 14 864 1,875 5 12 ,28 4 353 636 10 13 17 57 6 616 1,079 4 17 9 43 8 14 246 448 760 4 10 16 21 6 541 995 10 8 340 673 13 35 9 '64 13 23 658 1,479 3 '13 7 37 6 2 43 401 787 340 VILLAGE PRIMARY MIHAl SIMGHWALA C.O. BLOCK Loca- Name of village Area of No. of No. of Total population Total population tion (with Hadbast NO.) village occu- house- (including insti- in the age group code in hec- pied holds tutional and house- 0-6 No. areas & resi- less population) of C.D. dentia1 block/ houses town/ ward in sq. kms. p M F P M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Moga Tahsil-(Part) ·164 Gajiana ( 147) 555.00 240 240 1,508 804 704 201 104 97 165 Khai ( 148) 932.00 459 460 2,978 1,576 1,402 512 270 242 166 Raun ta ( 143) 2,410.00 895 896 5,689 3,041 2,648 859 441 418 167 Patto Didar Singh ( 149) 268.00 96 96 681 368 313 158 101 57 168 oidarewa 1a ( 150) 197.00 114 114 701 362 339 79 45 34 169 Barewala ( 151) 274.00 123 123 698 370 328 94 47 47 170 Khota ( 152) 745.00 483 483 2,874 1,525 1,349 413 230 183 171 Patto Jawahar ( 153) 218.00 120 120 791 410 381 114 52 62 Singh 172 Patto Hira Singh ( 154) 1,626.00 935 935 5,321 2,794 2,527 841 439 402 173 Ransih Khurd ( 155) 439.00 87 87 578 325 253 78 41 37 174 Ransih Kahn ( 156) 722.00 321 321 2,122 1,171 951 358 194 164 175 Dhu1kot Ransih (163) 1,150.00 761 761 4,750 2,486 2,264 815 420 395 176 Niha1 Singhwa1a ( 157) 510.00 1,074 1,138 7,260 3,974 3,286 1,145 648 497 177 Mahdedke ( 158) 833.00 351 351 2,092 1,103 989 333 178 155 178 Saidoke (159) 1,741.00 999 1,000 6,304 3,395 2,909 1,078 595 483 179 Bhagike ( 161) 687.00 481 481 3,032 1,639 1,393 536 311 225 180 Himatpura (160) 2,495.00 997 1,001 6,767 3,619 3,148 1,080 566 514 Urban : ...... 341 CENSUS ABSTRACT Scheduled Scheduled Literates INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS castes tribes Total main Cultivators Agr i CU ltura 1 workers labourers (l--IX) II F M F M F M F M F M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 272 218 480 340 426 4 242 148 343 302 670 502 874 27 546 5 185 15 953 814 1,360 914 1,644 20 778 585 13 196 166 117 62 202 82 98 37 30 235 163 195 49 28 40 126 106 80 212 143 226 130 61 551 520 699 446 859 15 442 275 8 171 169 .. 218 137 232 4 99 80 1,128 974 1,538 1,021 1,544 46 598 496 116 77 170 106 196 121 70 549 421 519 326 659 12 259 293 986 881 1,145 791 1,320 25 588 430 1,858 1,421 1,765 1,217 2,212 55 220 802 327 292 526 357 608 6 383 157 1,480 1,264 1,365 812 1,927 18 879 656 12 686 607 703 420 849 104 352 346 101 1,366 1,199 1,510 943 2,092 242 1,065 90 664 108 .. 342 VILLAGE PRIMARY MIHAl SIMGHWAlA C.O. BLOCK loca- Name of village INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS tion (with Hadbast No.) code livestock, Mining ~nd Manufacturing. Manufacturing. No. fore$try, fish- quarrying processing, processing, 1ng, hunting IV servicing and servicing and and p1antat;ons, repairs in repairs in other orchards and household than household allied act;- industry industry viti eS VIa) V( b) I I I M F M F M F M F z 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Hoga Tahsil (Part) 164 Gajiana ( 147) 4 165 Khai ( 148) 6 5 28 166 Raunta ( 143) 60 22 167 Patto Didar Singh ( 149) 4 168 Didarewala (150) 2 .5 169 Barewa1a ( 151) 2 2 170 Khota (152) 5 19 171 Patto Jawahar ( 153) 13 Singh 172 Patto Hira Singh ( 154) 4 69 2 20 173 Ransih Khurd (155) 174 Ransih Kalan (156 ) 12 175 Dhulkot Ransih ( 163) 9 43 69 176 Nihal Singhwala ( 157) 6 31 162 177 Mahdeke ( 158) 13 178 Saidoke (159) 11 58 58 179 Bhageke (161) 18 180 Himatpura (160) 6 14 4 111 28 Urban : ...... 343 CENSUS ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-workers workers Constructions Trade and Transport, Other VI commerce storage and services VII communications IX VI I I M F M F M F M F M F M F 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 11 5 15 3 378 700 2 24 29 49 5 702 1,375 3 42 11 143 6 14 1,397 2,614 5 3 8 133 166 180 7 2 25 8 55 166 235 9 20 144 327 7 17 9 85 7 666 1.334 6 9 25 3 178 ~ .. 26 49 43 239 44 1,250 2,481 3 2 129 253 7 16 24 47 11 490 512 449 10 33 51 87 22 5 87 1,161 2,152 19 452 3 67 453 50 4 4 1,758 3,227 5 13 6 31 6 495 983 43 50, 18 154 6 1.468 2,891 46 31 13 42 2 338 i90 951 9 56 21 146 11 126 1,527 2,780 .. PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT BAGHA PURANA C.D. BLOCK 346 YILI,A6E PRIMARY BAGHA PURARA C!D. BLOCK L.oca- Name of village Area of No. of No. of, Total pop~latio~ Tota,l pop~lat1on tion (with Hadbast No.) v'l\',lage occu- house- (in~ludin9 in$t1- in the age group code in hec pied ho.Tds tut1ona.l and house 0-6 No. tares & res i- ,less popl.\lat ion) of C.D. dentia,l blockl houses townl ward in sq. killS. p M F p M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ,10 ,n T 572.77 24,914 25,118 161,235 85,684 75,551 25,226 13,555 11,671 . R 572.71 24,914 25.118 161,235 85,684 75,551 25,226 13,555 11.671 U Moga Tahsil (Part) 24 Mahla Khurd (71) 627.00 279 279 - 1,966 1,057 909 317 183 134 96 Kaleke (88) 1,163.00 611 613 3,848 2,013 1,835 663 338 325 97 Gholia Kalan (89) 2,058.00 1,091 1,092 6,307 3,278 3,029 1,005 521 484 98 Gholia khurd (90) 1,665.00 729 729 4,517 2,405 2,112 654 363 291 117 Manuke (105) 2,458.00 1.270 1.270 8.408 4,456 3,952 1,421 754 667 118 Samadh Bha1 ( 1'42) 2,624.00 1,247 1,292 8,621 4,627 3,994 1.366 738 628 119 Phulewala (106) 520.00 408 408 2,368 1,229 1,139 426 227 199 120 Channuwala (141 ) 668.00 424 424 2,491 1,342 1,149 434 231 203 121 Ugoke (107) 187.00 119 119 827 432 395 125 58 67 122 Nathoke ( 108) 506.00 260 260 1,859 1,007 852 ·270 146 .124 123 8udh Shghwala (109) 636.00 372 372 2,125 1,127 998 330 187 143 124 8agha Purana (Rural) (87) 2,361.00 303 344 2,397 1.317 1,080 439 234 205 125 Langiana Nawan (77) 2.041.00 673 674 4,628 2.470 2.158 797 444 353 126 langiana Purana (78) 904.00 372 372 2,387 1.258 1,129 377 198 179 127 Nathuwala Alaka Mudki (73) 1,770.00 541 541 3,102 1,625 1,477 452 239 213 128 ·Demru Khurd (113) 335.00 78 78 523 264 259 64 29 35 129 Nathewala (14) 552.00 227 227 1.234 649 585 160 83 77 130· Hariewala (72) 533.00 216 218 1,311 711 600 97 56 41 131 Mahla Kalan (70) 1/569.00 602 602 4,214 2,236 1,978 640 354 286 132 Bhaloor (15) ~,~\620.00 755 759 4,979 2,627 2,352 741 406 335 133 Oemru Kalan (12) 299.00 121 121 737 385 352 92 46 46 134 Lande (16) 1,783.00 722 724 4.7fl 2,482 2,239 649 371 278 .' '35 Rode (ll1) 3,005.00 1,307 1,30B B.3H 4,552 3,622 , .210 650 560 347 CENSUS ABSTRACT ScheduTed Scheduled L.. iterate;; INDUSTR I At, CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS castes tribes Total main CL(Ttlvators Agric141tura T workers I labourers (I--IX) , II M F M F M F M F M F M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 28.802 24,999 35,673 23,686 48.687 2.029 25.869 575 16.095 880 28.802 24,999 35.673 23,686 48,687 2.029 25.869 575 16.095 880 305 231 395 283 660 207 429 57 169 26 583 504 973 702 1.137 4 577 468 1,248 1,098 1,459 1,078 1,771 75 774 1 658 33 778 663 1;048 690 1,370 8 699 483 .. 1,390 1,162 1,]12 1,136 2,485 26 1,333 7 755· 4 1.173 1,018 1,802 1.151 2,693 18 1,474 668 2 722 667 506 306 672 7 181 400 432 368 696 458 727 7 336 223 106 92 242 136 241 3 152 2 58 252 237 424 265 594 . 3 376 182 .2 440 366 511 351 664 325 336 94 204 217 688 565 471 265 519 5 161 277 932 807 942 722 1,472 4 807 567 372 356 503 340 670 335 280 778 695 772 625 811 49 394 392 40 41 47 162 114 154 26 109 13 24 13 125 108 363 244 372 6 201 102 283 236 268 178 414 235 148 459 411 943 640 1,320 13 901 304 591 537 960 751 1,534 96 955 6 312 74 63 58 213 148 255 2 173 39 548 448 1,010 715 1,372 16 824 1 ·359 1,384 1,131 2.079 1,338 2,664 181 1,408 130 825 25 348 VIl,I.,AGE PRIMARY BAGHA PURANA C.D. BLOCK l.oca- Name of vi.l1age INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY Of MAIN WORKERS tion (with Hadbast No.) code t.ivestock, Mining and 11anuf actur i ng, Manufacturing, No. fore s tr y. f ish- quarrying proce:;;sing, proces$.;ng, lng, hunting 1\1 ~ervicing and servicing and and plantat ions, repa~n in repairs ;n other orchard!> and household than hou'i.eho.1d a.T.1ied acti- indu!;try indu stry vit;es V(a) V(b) III M F M F M F M F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 T 130 3 500 150 1,185 68 R 130 3 500 150 1.185 68 u fIoga Tahsil (Part) 24 Mahla Khurd (71 ) 19 121· 6 96 Kalel 97 Gholia Kalan (89) 4 !:>c:: 5 38 6 98 Gho 1i a Khurd (90) 8 23 117 Manuke (105) 37 4 65 2 118 Samadh Bha; ( 142) 3 24 131 119 Phulewala (106) 2 .. 4 11 120 Channuwala (141 ) 3 35 121 Ugoke ( 107) 122 Nathoke (108) 1 .. 123 Budh Singhwala (109) 12 4 6 124 BaghaPurana(Rural) (87) 3 11 125 lang1ana Nawan (77) 30 126 Lang1ana Purana (78) 3 3 127 Nathuwala Alka Mudki (73) 1 8 7 128 Oemru Khurd ( 113) 2 2 129 Nathewala ( 14) 4 9 .. 130 Hariewala (72) 7 131 Mahla Kalan (70) 3 8 29 5 132 Bhaloor (15) 18 30 4 47 133 Oemru Kalan ( 12) 5 134 Lande (16) 11 6 2 40 1 135 Rode (111) 12 16 .2 55 2 349 CENSUS ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-workers workers constructions Trade and Transport', Other VI commerce storage and services VII communications IX VI II M F M F F M F M F F 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 473 3 1,048 15 642 2.]45 335 30 1.095 36.967 72.427 473 3 1,048 15 642 2,745 335 30 1,095 36.967 72.427 6 10 19 3 397 702 7 11 10 40 4 .. ' 876 1,831 4 36 2 21 184 28 2 50 1,505 2,904 19 39 18 81 8 1,035 2,104 41 55 33 166 9 1,971 3,925 76 3 52 19 246 11 1,934 3,976 2 17 14 41 7 557 1,132 6 26 15 73 7 342 615 800 10 5 8 7 191 392 5 2 28 413 849 .. 11 15 28 48 12 463 673 15 7 44 4 798 1,075 5 15 23 25 4 998 2,154 5 30 13 588 1,128 11 6 . 52 9 165 754 1,263 6 11 116 110 117 3 21 5 26 6 277 579 5 2 16 297 600 5 18 8 44 7 916 1,965 35 34 1 38 65 11 1,093 2,256 7 16 14 2 130 350 12 46 25 .., 49 11 1,110 2,223 20 63 35 230 21 164 1,888 3,477 350 VII.I.AGE PR IMARY BAGHA PURANA C.D. BLOCK Laca- Name of village Area of No. of No. of Total pop~lation Total population tion (with Hadbast No.) • V ;,1,7 age occu- house- (including in$ti- in the age group code in hee pied holdi tutional and house- 0-6 No. area & resi- Jess population) of C.O. dentia_l 1>.10ek/ house s town/ ward in sq. kms. p M F p M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ,10 Moga Tahsil (Part) 136 Rajiana (110) 2,261.00 1,025 1,026 6,7123,586 3,1261,007 517 490 137 Sarna 1sar ( 117) 2,893.GO 1,359 1,359 8,823 4,714 4,109 1,486 781 705 138 Panj Garain Khurd (118) 697.00 405 446 3,113 1,676 1,437 498 256 242 139 Sibbian (120) 1,572.00 627 627 3,599 1,890 1,709 649 349 300 140 Malke (119) 1,108.00 540 541 3,604 1,954 1,650 543 293 250 141 Sekha Kalan (128) ',614.00 618 618 3,965 2,079 1,886 585 307 278 142 Sekha Khurd (127) 443.00 183 183 1,140 587 553 183 94 89 143 Sahd Ke (121) 755.00 337 337 2.118 1,115 1,003 320 178 142 144 Bambja Bhai (122) 584.00 386 386 2,356 1,268 1,088 347 190 157 145 Hander (123) 1,755.00 576 576 4,235 2,231 2,004 604 311 293 146 Sukh a Nand (124) 1,660.00 685 685 4,517 2,377 2,140 724 388 336 147 Chidda (125) 618.00 267 267 1,598 844 754 218 132 86 148 Thathi Shai (126) 1,166.00 590 591 3,781 1,977 1,804 725 444 281 149 Maur Nauabad (133) 474.00 225 225 1,364 719 645 186 95 91 150 Oaluwala (134 ) 445.00· 160 160 1,108 561 547 '193 100 93 151 Jita Singhwala ( 139) 467.00 166 166 1,082 574 508 188 99 89 152 Mari (132) 1,843.00 1,083 1,083 6,693 3,572 3,121 1,095 585 510 153 Wero Ke (129) "982.00 487 487 3,114 1,674 1,440 446 253 ,193 154 Kot 1a Mehar ( 130) 730.00 288 288 2,432 1,326 1,106 358 196 162 Singhwa1a 155 Ladhaike (131) 603.00 245 245 1,492 793 699 221 131 90 156 Sangatpura (140j 650.00 404 405 2,494 1,337 1,157 272 148 124 157 Kot1a Raeka (138) 71+4.00 401 401 2,504 1,333 1,171 .423 223 200 158 Gu lab Singhwa la (137) 407.00 191 191 1,141 597 544 165 76 89 i59 Tharaj (136) 1,341.00 636 636 4,141 2,196 1,945 685 354 331 160 Dhilwan (13S) 581.00 363 363 2,165 1,155 1,010 376 199 177 URBAN .. . .. 351 CENSUS ABSTRACT Schedu1ed Scheduled I.,. iterates INDUSTRIAl.,. CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS castes tribes Tota1 main Cu,lt i vators AgricuTtural workers I .7abourers (I--IX) II M F M F M F M F M M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 23 1,093 930 1,568 1,079 2,172 65 '1,145 )03 39 1,774 1,~51 2,171 1,352 2,548 100 1,116 4 869 59 1,479 420 563 372 788 9 491 260 991 904 717 414 1,053 22 436 2 535 18 903 700 596 36'8 1,128 283 524 85 466 185 637 596 982 681 '1,260 19 657 396 223 202 282 191 345 2 213 116 475 434 473 340 716 16 396 278 11 486 381 563 343 739 20 359 271 828 711 881 539 1,287 28 753 1 379 24 811 692 996 677 1,420 144 839 113 450 24 160 129 394 264 502 62 372 55 103 5 436 375 904 658 1,207 16 652 338 243 203 342 235 440 4 258 153 217 210 125 75 300 177 118 149 130 220 170 322 3 202 89 1,448 1,292 1,404 786 1.921 20 860 3 730 7 375 339 678 513 967 2 659 209 458 368 458 189 752 6 427 255 1 368 329 358 236 480 3 304 155 454 405 466 327 763 27 335 229 521 478 632 325 741 26 378 232 17 221 220 297 188 344 26 194 109 25 719 652 815 525 1,226 44 711 377 27 640 543 334 203 635 241 368 , ...... 352 Vlt.L.MiEPRIMNtY BAGHA PURAIA C.D. BLOCK \"oca- Nallle of vutege INDUSTRIA\,. CATEGORY OF MAIH WORKERS tion (with Hadba5t No.) code l,. hut.ock. M1n'lng and Manufacturing, Manufacturing, Ho. f ore:;, try. fish- quarrying processing. processing. ing, bunting IV servicing and servicing and and plantations, repairs in repairs in other orchard, and household than household Allied acU- industry industry viti" Veal V(b) III M F M f M F M F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Mo,. Talst' (Part) 136 Raj1ana (110) 3 15 2 22 137 Samalsar (117) 6 .. 51 6 84 138 Panj Sarain Khurd (118) 4 139 Sibbian (120) 5 8 18 140 Malke (119) 6 3 8 2 26 3 141 Sekha kalan ( 128)' 1 14 24 142 Sekha khurd (127) 5 143 Sahdke (121 ) 3 4 144 Bambia Sha; (122) 9 45 9 145 Mander (123) 66 17 146 Sukha Nand (124 ) 5 8 34 2 147 Chidda (125) 6 5 148 Thathi Bhai (126 ) 21 42 149 Maur Nauabad (133) 2 150 Daluwala (134 ) 151 Jtta Stnghwala ( 139) 9 6 2 152 Mari ( 132) 2 7 56 3 153 Weroke (129) 9 24 154 Kotla Mehar ( 130) 5 8 Slnghwala 155 ladha jke (131) 2 156 Sangatpura (140 ) 2 3 127 26 157 Kot 1a Raeka (138) 19 14 158 Gulab Singhwala ( 137) 4 4 3 159 Tharaj ( 136) 3 4 39 8 160 Ohi lwan (135 ) 3 URBAN . . 353 CENSUS ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Marginal.,.. ' Non-workers workeu, ,.'" constructions Trade and Transport. Other VI commerce storage and serv ice s VII communications IX VIII ---_. M F' M f '" F M F M f M F 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 8' 55 3 28 193 22 1.414 3,060 25 113 49 235 31 11 84 2,155 3,925 9 22 9 888 1,428 3 12 2 34 2 1 837 1,686 14 23 2 12 49 3 81 826 1,286 11 35 12 110 19 819 1,867 3 1 1 .. 6 2 .. 242 55'\ 4 2 4 25 5 399 987 7 11 ·. 37 11 529 1,068 13 24 .. . 5 ·. 30 3 3 941 1,976 10 28 9 ·. 37 5 1 957 1,995 3 2 1 S 6 1 342 692 • 33 31 22 67 15 ,'. no 1,788 2 14 3 7 4 279 641 2 3 261 547 4 2 7 3 1 252 505 23 63 11 169 7 14 1,637 3,101 4 23 7 31 2 707 1,438 10 8 16 .. 22 5 .. 574 1,100 1 3 1 14 2 313 696 8 14 12 .. 33 , 574 1,130 10 24 25 38 9 592 1,145 8 7 8 7 1 253 518 15 27 13 37 9 89 970 1,812 5 10 8 520 1.010 ...... •• .. ..' ...... , •• PRIMAl CENSUS ABSTRACT FARIDKOT C.D. BLOCK 356 YIL.I.AGE PRIMARY FARIDKOT C.D. BLOCK Loca- Name of village Area of No. of No. of Total population Total population tion (with Hadbast No.) villagE! occu- house- (including insti in the age group code in hec~ pied holds tutional and house 0--6 No. tar~s 3 resi- less population) of C.D. dential bl~ck/ house s town/ ward in sq. kms. p M F p M F 1 2 3 . 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 T 724.48 20.672 20.842126,725 67.068 59.657 21,280 11.373 9.907 R 724.48 20.602 20.772126.344 66811 59.473 21.213 11.346 9.867 U 70 70 381 197 184 67 21' 40 Far1dkot Tahsil (Part) Kan 1anwa li . (37) 392.00 139 139 732 371 355 132 67 65 2 Chak Seman (36 ) 266.00 10 10 48 31 17 7 6 3 Ahal (35) 284.00 161 161 944 510 434 141 79 62 4 Deep S1nghwala ( 34 ) 1,643.00 469 469 2.882 1.530 1.352 482 269 213 5 Chak Deep S1nghwala (33) 158.00 Un- 6 Sa ideke (32) 469.00 184 184 974 501 473 219 118 101 7 Kaun1 (31 ) 1.361.00 328 328 1,885 1,010 875 348 181 167 8 Jhok Sarkari (30) 591.00 126 126 859 482 377 115 66 49 9 Arayanwala Khurd (29) 404.00 92 92 560 302 258 106 61 45 10 Buttar (28) 316.00 80 80 498 267 231 90 53 37 11 Sangrahur (27) 506.00 138 138 795 419 376 132 72 60 12 Dod (26) 589.00 186 186 1.124 585 539 236 128 108 13 Chat< Sahu (22) 166.00 40 40 267 147 120 52 29 23 14 Chan ian (25) 332.00 157 157 883 462 421 146 75 71 15 Gujjar (24) 432.00 167 167 884 469 415 128 65 63 16 Mumara (23) 535.00 178 178 1.020 532 488 156 90 6& 17 Bir Ghug1ana (18) 1,898.00 2 2 8 5 3 18 Chak Bod la ( 17) 254.00 Un- 19 Chugewa 1a ( 16) 292.00 39 39 244 133 111 38 20 18 20 Sadhanwa 1a ( 15) 531.00 254 254 1.517 800 717 253 131 122 21 Pakh1 Khurd (14 ) 233.00 75 75 603 313 290 90 52 38 22 Dalewala ( 13) 295.00 132 132 838 433 405 158 81 77 23 Chonfwala (10) 141.00 54 54 305 161 144 34 19 15 357 CENSUS ABSTRACT Scheduled Scheduled I. iterates INDUSTRIAl. CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS castes tribes Total main Cultivators Agricultural workers I labourers (I--IX) II M F M F M F M F M F M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 25.712 22,941 26,.55116.821 39,322 1,392 20.767 82 12.684 842 25.610 22.841 26,45516.756 39.222 1.388 20.762 82 12.662 842 102 100 96 65 100 4 5 22 153 133 154 102 22.0 Z no 97 H 5 18 18 156 134 234 126 294 7 192 1 65 603 533 581 340 892 121 494 19 318 105 inhabited 424 404 125 39 276 57 ·.i06 161 ·56 359 292 312 181 656 3 405 205 224 106 341 341 197 172 52 23 19S 4 93 1 W2 3 99 18 106 71 1.59 6 93 62 6 156 122 172 124 265 2 144 102 225 215 191 136 319 8 168 125 4 27 22 17 33 69 2 39 8 360 324 132 59 232 26 69 11 146 15 328 282 125 62 291 55 104 180 54 118 149 214 145 325 66 206 103 66 '4 4 1nhab ited 79 55 40 18 ~1 31 25 59 31 244 441 388 355 190 474 183 82 79 131 70 191 132 53 131 123 115 122 265 5 177 .. - 58 45 43 111 69 97 64 25 358 VILLAGE PRIMARY FARIDKOT C.D. BLOCK Loca Name of village INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS tion (with Hadbast No.) code . L1vestock, Mining and Manufacturing, Manufacturing, No. forestry, fish- quarrying processing, processing. ing, hunting IV servicing and servicing and and p'antation~. repairs in repairs in other orchards and housellO ld than household allied acti- industry industry v it ies Veal V(b) III M F M F M F M F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 T 80 1 210 38 1.227 119 R 79 1 209 38 1.221 119 U 1 6 faridkot Tabltl (Part) Kanianwal1 ( 37) 4 2 Chate. Seman (36) 3 Ahal (35) 10 3 4 Deep Singhwala (34) 14 5 Chate. Dee'p Singhwala (33) Un- 6 Saidete.e (32) Z 7 Kauni (31) 2 9 8 Jhok Sarkari (3D} 9 Arayanwa1a Khurd (29) 10 Buttar (28) 11 Sangrahur (27) 12 Dod (26) 7 13 Chate. Sahu (22) 2 14 Chan ian (25) 4 3 15 Gujjar (24 ) 4 16 "'umara (23) 2 2 17 Sir Ghugiana (18) 18 Chate. Bod1a ( 17) Un- 19 Chugewala ( 16) 2,0 Sadhanwa1a (15) 3 21 Pakhi Khurd (14) 22 DalO?wala (13) 23 Chontwala (10) 359 CENSUS ASS TRAC'T INOUS'TRIAl CA'TEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-workers workers Constructions Trade and Transport. Other VI commerce storage and services VII communications IX VI II M F M F M F M F M F M F 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 438 925 20 504 2 2.486 289 31 1,082 27,715 57,183 437 916 20 465 2 2,470 285 31 1,082 27,618 57,003 9 39 16 4 97 180 2 7 2 157 353 13 17 2 8' 2 5 12 216 427 5 28 3 -,. 29 3 ,~- 6.38 1,225 l'nhabited 5 2 225 416 16 6 12 3· 4 354 868 141 377 2 103 254 3 108 225 17 2 154 374 10 8 3 266 53/1 7 4 8 78 118 5 5 230 395 4 3 39 171 321 5 3 4 207 422 3 inhabited 2 4 42 80 25 5 13 326 717 5 122 290 3 4 22 5 168 400 6 64 143 360 VILLAGE PR INARY FARIDKOT C.D. BLOCK I.oca Name of village Area of No. of No. of Total population Total population tion (with Hadbast No.) village occu- house- (including insti in the age group code in hec pied holds tutional and house 0-6 No. tares & resi- less population) of C.D. dential block! houses town/ ward in sq. kms. p M f p F 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 Faridkot Tahstl (Part) 24 Jhariwa1a (9) 378.00 124 124 733 376 357 111 66 45 25 Kh11chi (11 ) 151.00 3 3 11 7 4 26 Nathalwa1a (12) 596.00 94 94 585 321 264 93 54 39 27 Rajowa 1a (6) 478.00 181 182 951 511 440 149 87 62 28 Go1ewa1a (7) 2.594.00 713 759 4.878 2.582 2,296 707 366 341 29 Chak Ka lata 1a (8) 340.00 Un- 30. Kabalwala (1) 340.00 159 159 1.011 541 470 131 63 68 31 Hassan Bhatt i (2) 710.00 191 191 1,192 635 557 219 115 104 32 Ma11ewala II (4) 285.00 51 51 297 156 141 56 22 34 33 Hadialana (5) 852.00 176 176 1,173 594 579 178 84 94 34 Peh 1uwa 1a (3) 695.00 178 184 1.255 645 610 227 116 111 35 Bhagtha la KhlJfd (81) 320.00 96 96 561 306 255 79 41 38 36 Bhagthala Kalan (82) 747.00 172 172 1,037 519 518 164 62 102 37 Pakhi Kalan (80) 1.691.00 519 519 3,280 1,728 1,552 594 336 258 38 Bholuwala (78) 211.00 117 117 720 382 338 151 82 69 39 Bir Bholuwa1a (77) 415.00 65 65 383 200 183 55 26 29 40 Pipli (76) 1,371.00 437 437 2,890 1,540 1,350 480 261 219 41 Arayanwala Kalan (56) 2,220.00 660 660 4,139 2,199 1.940 779 395 384 42 Bur j Masta (55) 340.00 83 83 523 283 240 95 55 40 43 Beguwa 1a (19) 576.0-0 195 195 1,120 573 547 208 117 91 44 Ghug i ana ( 20 1 948. 00 . 336 336 2,105 1.106 999 331 172 159 45 Simrewala (21) 478.00 120 120 648 334 314 111 56 55 46 Chait. Nehra (:;'3 ) 256.00 Un- 47 Jhotiwala (54) 961.00 234 2341,531 812 719 236 134 102 48. Midu Maan (58) 360.00 108 108 686. 359 327 127 67 60 49 Mehmuana (59) 912.00 292 292 1.741 926 815 295 157 138 361 CENSUS ABSTRACT Scheduled Scheduled Literates INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY QF MAIN WORKERS castes tribes Total main Cultivators Agricultural workers labourers (I--IX) II M F M F M F M F M F M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 111 104 177 123 229 139 67 4 2 4 2 2 116 86 68 28 212 154 58 214 211 230 144 311 8 124 3 127 2 740 661 994 890 1.496 37 753 4 343 10 inhabited 197 162 -- 206 133 311 3 158 99 201 161 261 179 323 2 189 101 44 40 79 50 88 58 27 .149 1.65 257 1.88 363 l2 235 95 l.O 298 271 233 164 366 6 172 173 81 65 124 66 185 129 43 204 217 194 128 347 3 196 .I.. 136 659 590 769 501 960 16 488 334 3 203 188 158 83 221 2 73 116 57 54 101 64 131 3 90 35 595 497 557 357 911 8 524 253 1.128 994 713 432 1.315 26 637 14 468 63 61 . 146 69 152 34 110 5 22 29 443 417 195 370 309 49 98 179 48 589 540 410 217 631 12 326 263 10 135 113 135 97 192 2 87 73 inhabited 227 220 335 221 494 12 392 8 45 95 93 1,48 86 208 4 141 49 411 378 326 206 554 13 259 229 10 352 V1LlAGE PRIMARY FARIDKOT C.D. BLOCK Loca- Name of village INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS tirn (with Hadbast Nq.) code Livestock, Mining and Manufacturing. Manufacturing, No. forestry, fish- quarrying processing, processing. ing, hunting IV servicing and servicing and and p1antatlons. repatrs in repairs in other orchards ,md household than household allied acU- lnd)Jstry 'Industry vities V{a) V (b) III M F' r4 F M F M F 24 25 26 27 2& 29 30 31 Far1d\ot Tahsil (Part) 24 Jhariwala (9) 25 Kh'llchi (11) 26 Nathalwala (12) 27 Rajowala (6) 5 11 28 Go1eViala O} 12 4 75 9 29 Chak Kalatola (S) 30 Kabalwala ( 1) 4 1 7 31 Hassan Bhatti (2) 7 32 MaHewala (4) 33 Hadialana (5) 8 34 Pehluwala (3) 4 35 ~hagtha 1& KhuNt (81) 36 Bhagtha 1a. Ka lan (82) 4 37 Pakht Kalan (80) 15 17 38 Sholuwala (18' 12 39 Sir Bholuwala (77 ) 2 40 PipH (76) 1 19 41 Arayanwala Kala.n (56} 2 20 42 8urj Mash (55) 1 2 43 Beguwala. (\9 ) -- 3 44 Ghughna (20 ) 2 2 7 (21) ·3 45 S1mrewala "'. 46 Chai:. Nehra (53) Un- 4r Jhotinla (54) i1 48 Htdu Hun (5B) 49 Metllnuana ( 59) 17 4 363 CENSUS ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-workers workers constructions Trade and Transport, other .y I commerce storage and services VI I communications IX VII I M F H F M F M F H F M F 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 2 20 147 356 3 4 109 264 3 2 38 3 200 432 32 42 48 190 9 1,086 2,259 inhabited 24 4 2 12 3 230 467 13 3 8 2 .312 555 2 68 141 10 6 2 6 2 231 567 2 4 9 6 279 604 4 6 121 255 2 8 3 :-~ 172 515 2 28 15 61 13 29 768 1,507 6 13 2 161 336 2 2 3 69 180 22 Zl 26 44 7 629 1.342 7 60 Z 17 104 9 884 1,914 3 7 7 131 206 6 22 9 170 255 328 11 2 18 Z 475 987 3 5 2 19 2 142 312 inhabited 7 16 19 3 318 707 5 12 4 151 323 6 13 5 21 3 372 802 364 VIl,I.AGE PRIMARY F.IDltOI C.D. BLOCK I.oca- Marne of village Area of No. of No. of Total population Tota1 population t i on (with Hadbast Mo.J village occu- house- (including insti in the age group code in'hec pied holds tutional and house 0--6 Mo. tares I resi- less population) of C.D. dential blockl houses townl ward in sq. klRs. p p 1 z 3 4 s 7 8 9 10 11 raridkot Ta~sil (Part) SO Man" Singhwala (46) 552.00 214 214 1.172 628 544 220 129 91 51 Sadh"".a 1a (50) 311.00 64 64 402 216 186 69 42 27 52 Jandwa1a (51) 391.00 93 93 625 341 284 90 54 36 53 Illtilwaa Khurd (52) 414.00 144 144 1.032 536 496 185 97 88 54 Janerian (49) 375.00 84 84 485 241 244 68 36 32 55 hp'lanwali (48) 437.00 67 67 383 199 184 60 33 27 56 Sad1q (47) 1.281.00 778 778 4,271 2.272 1.999 858 458 400 57 Sangatpura (41) 360.00 124 124 685 357 328 92 46 46 58 Madahar (40) 788.00 230 230 1,383 738 645 192 98 94 59 Pindi Balochan (18) 1.017.00 208 208 1.235 638 597 214 118 95 60 Wirewala Kalan (39) 451.00 159 165 897 477 420 117 69 48 61 811ag Singhnla (43) 482.00 157 157 762 375 387 151 72 79 62 6huduwa 1a (42) 522.00 137 137 817 430 387 146 70 76 &3 K ingn (44) 642.00 229 229 1,374 695 679 270 138 132 64 Ihilewala (45) 1,146.00 266 266 1,653 871 782 205 103 102 65 Ollab Sher S1nghwala (63) 455.00 171 171 972 504 468 167 84 83 66 Sukhanwala (64) 1.577.00 397 397 2,356 1.248 1,108 329 180 149 67 Q11anau «73) 1,948.00 494 494 2.957 1.538 1.419 516 270 246 68 Chet S1nghwa 1a «61) 401.00 172 179 1.040 546 494 165 92 73 69 Sher Singhwala (62) 1,358.00 211 211 1.6% 850 846 237 ·111 126 70 Machakt Kalan (60) 1,279.00 395 395 2,335 1.229 1,106 400 207 193 71 Machaki Khurd (57) 411.00 146 146 978 501 471 186 93 93 12 Fariclkot (Rural) (75) 5,982.00 550 613 3,257 1.756 1.501 578 330 248 73 Virewala Khurd (96) 148.00 99 99 640 341 299 91 51 40 14 "uinta"" {i5} 111 .00 54 54 341 '\(lS \19 13 30 43 11 IiI' Cheh.t (1121 238'.00 41 41 285 160 125 51 30 21 (94) 1,237.00 639 639 3.483 1.915 1,568 519 330 ,,249 365 CENSUS ABSTRACT Scheduled Scheduled Literates INDUSTRIAl CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS castes tribes Total main Cultivators Agriculturel workers I labourers (I--IX) II M F M F M F M F M F M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 215 205 253 133 361 32 206 142 31 80 74 105 68 127 60 44 84 65 162 112 178 2 105 55 188 162 231 151 315 160 120 17 19 139 102 139 3 14 39 94 82 90 51 118 62 50 1,122 991 973 583 1.249 69 421 364 9 147. 139 139 86 206 3 115 66 216 195 250 125 396 13 246 122 12 196 173 238 202 403 5 247 111 142 123 172 114 289 6 182 61 253 267 106 66 203 2 83 105 150 152 221 100 226 5 148 52 361 385 219 101 427 7. 234 118 1 241 228 366 221 501 334 130 371 339 136 11 235 2 73 149 322 218 523 315 174 131 486 1 191 118 691 62C 552 364 808 13 335 325 6 241 231 -- 231 119 329 46 111 107 42 136 125 442 297 532 25 409 66 12 622 537 522 311 652 1~ 220 324 4 157 165 239 167 286 5 178 79 449 404 902 548 979 58 392 243 23 139 109 172 109 199 47 101 65 44 lOa 100 74 52 92 2 29 31 21 12 90 46 96 79 6 663 591 603 331 1,183 89 406 316 34 366 VILLAGE PRIMARY FARIDKOT C.D. BLOCK Loca- Name of village JNDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS tion (with Hadbast No.) code Livestock, Mining and Manufacturing, Manufacturing, No. forestry, fish- quarrying processing, processing, ing, hunting IV servictng and servicing and and plantations, repairs in repairs in other orchards and household than household allied acti- industry industry v it ies Veal V(b) III M F M F M F M F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Far1dkot Tahsil (Part) 50 Mani Singhwala (46) 51 Sadhuwala (50) 4 52 Jandwala (51) 6 53 Dhilwan Khurd. (52) 2 54 Janerian (49) 55 Rupianwali (48 ) 56 Sadiq (47) 2 37 23 64 51 Sangatpura (41) 7 58 Madahar (40) 6 2 59 Pindi Balochan (38) 2 9 60 Virewala Kalan (39) 61 Bhag Singhwala (43) 3 62 Ghuduwala (42) 63 Kingra (44) 64 Bh'\lewa1a (45) 2 6 65 Dhab Sher S i nghwa la (63) 66 Sukhanwala (64) 6 7 6 9 67 Qi1anau (73) 2 41 68 Chet Singhwala (61) 6 2 69 S1.er Sfngtlwa la (62) 8 3 70 Machaki Ka lan (60) 2 4 2 16 71 Machaki K hurd ( 57) 3 2 72 Faridkot [Rural] (75) 4 7 126 8 73 Virewala Khurd (96 ) 8 4 74 Naraingarh (95 ) 2 75 Bir Chahal ( 11 2 ) 76 Chahal ( 94) 3 13 307 40 367 CENSUS ABS TRAC r INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-workers workers Constructions Trade and Transport, other VI commerce storage and services VII communications IX VIII M F M f M F M F M F ~, F 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 2 10 267 512 4 3 8 4 2 89 183 2 2 6 163 282 7 4 21 221 495 7 18 2 102 241 3 81 184 7 191 5 12 151 30 1,023 1,929 5 4 8 2 151 325 6 13 342 632 6 7 20 5 235 592 12 33 6 188 414 11 2 172 385 6 2 2 13 5 204 382 6 9 268 672 8 25 364 782 5 6 1 269 466 12. 22 6 35 6 473 971 34 14 9 47 7 30 730 1.376 3 3 1 5 25 3 2 246 215 202 2 12 8 26 9 55 318 766 4 18 10 54 5 577 1,094 2 21 4 215 472 8 13 66 120 24 777 1,443 4 16 2 142 252 9 7 8 5 76 177 2 8 64 125 14 16 38 70 13 lB. 327 714 1,152 368 VILl.AGE PR IMAR Y FARIDKOT C.D. BLOCK Loca- Name of village Area of No. of No. of Totai populat;on Total population tion (with Hadbast No.) village occu- house- (inclucing insti in the age group code in hec~ pied hoids tutional and house 0--6 ~l 0 • tares & resi- less peQulation) Of C.D. dential block! houses town/ ward in sq. kms. p " F P M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Faridkot Tahsil (Part) 77 Tehna (92 ) 646.00 391 392 2,420 1,274 1,146 428 224 "204 78 Pakka (79) 1,458.00 497 497 2,909 1.571 1.338 504 283 221 I 79 Kaler (91) 451.00 116 176 1.098 573 525 203 101 102 80 Moranwa i i {83} 972.0() 243 243 1.458 805 653 216 112 104 81 Ghumiara (8.4) 370.00 128 128 751. 406 345 130 70 60 82 I~isriwala (85) 262.00 127 127 154 394 360 87 47 40 83 Chand Baja (86) 793.00 309 344 1,996 1,053 943 358 190 168 84 Mandwa 1a (87) 346.00 148 148 911 475 436 127 65 62 85 Dhul Kot (88) 971.00 416 416 2,154 1,441 1,313 503 273 230 86 Kct Sukhia (120) 1.468.00 592 596 4.045 2.230 1.815 630 339 291 87 Chak Dhud i (89) 344.00 42 42 296 155 141 46 24 22 88 Ohud; (90) 1,233.00 510 570 3.654 1.957 1,691 593 321 272 89 Shana (93) 1.050.00 435 436 2,938 1,522 1,41.6 571 315 256 90 Chambe 1 i (118) 456.00 135 135 946 503 443 147 82 65 97 Chai<. Bhuria (122) 144.00 Un- 106 Sikhanwa 1a (113) 522.00 352 352 2,193 1,187 1,006 354 195 159 109 Kamiana (74) 1.194.00 320 320 2,204 1,205 999 335 182. 153 110 Machaki Mal Singh (97) 926.00 352 352 2.121 ',106 1,015 346 188 158 113 Ratti Ror1 (72) 930.00 155 155 918 492 426 148 74 74 114 Dana Romana (71) 389.00 143 143 889 465 424 163 85 78 115 Sango ko~ar,a (70) 156.00 25 25 161 88 73 40 23 11 116 Oa9go Romana (67) 433.00 211 211 1,281 682 599 216 117 99 117 Hariewala (65) 701.00 127 127 150 387 363 ,09 65 44 118 Chak Daggo Romana (68 ) 287.00 Un-- 119 Chak Shama (66) 106.00 10 10 55 26 29 4 7 (1) House & R1ce Shel1ers(0.G.) 70 70 381 197 184 67 27 40 369 CENSUS ABSTRACT Scheduled Scheduled Literates INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS castes tribes Tota i rna in Cultivators Agricultural workers labourers (I--iX) II M F M F M F M F M F M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 439 378 577 386 726 9 300 32 612 516 470 306 966 536 379 225 229 221 145 356 45 163 88 222 189 338 194 486 296 133 47 36 182 116 262 2 181 39 80 69 175 134 271 8 195 44 6 459 411 384 241 603 3 284 233 187 17 3 292 154 274 158 93 521 527 477 303 842 15 479 309 11 512 386 810 434 1,408 9 903 288 3 ,,6 54 84 83 752 659 87.2 563 1,166 23 463 4.07 5 615 558 555 365 852 2 424 351 J95 176 247 157 274 2 146 98 inhabited 644 525 433 235 666 8 323 295 4 355 282 523 325 701 3 431 209 501 439 474 299 716 8 331 291 191 163 186 118 310 177 120 242 218 159 86 267 2 128 127 35 32 26 7 53 33 17 125 109 356 246 399 5 309 53 85 78 122 100 219 154 59 inhabited 9 14 13 8 15 .6 -- Z 102 100 96 65 100 4 5 22 370 VILLAGE PRIMARY FARIDKOT C.D. BLOCK Loca Name of village INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS tion (with Hadbast No.) code Livestock, Mining and Manufacturing, Manufacturing, No. forestry, fish quarrying processing, pr~cess1ng, ing, hunting IV servicing and servicing and and plantations, repairs in repairs in other orchards and hO,useho 1d than household allied acti industry industry vities Veal V(b) III M F M F M F I M F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Faridkot Tahsil (Part) 77 Tehna (92 ) 4 6 88 5 78 Pakka (79) 10 79 Kaler (91) 3 50 39 80 Mor anwa 1 i (83) 9 81 Ghumi ara {84) 2 2 82 Misriwala (85) 83 . Chand Baja (86) 14 84 Mandwa 1a (87) 85 Dhul Kot (88 ) 3 86 Kot Sukhia ( 120) 7 6 87 Chak Dhudi (89) 88 Dhudi (90) 3 8 94 11 89 Bhana (93) 5 10 90 Chambe 1i ( 118) 3 97 Chak Bhur ia ( 122) 106 Sikhanwa1a ( 113) 2 15 109 Kamiana (74 ) 3 13 110 Machaki Mal S1ngh (97) 4 7 7 113 Ratti Ror; (72 ) -- . 114 Dana Romana ( 71) 3 115 Sango Romana ( 70) 116 Daggo Romana (67) 117 Hariewala (6S) 5 118 Chak Oa990 Romana (68) 119 Chak Shama (66 ) 3 (1) House&RiceShellers{O.G.) 6 371 CENSUS ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY .OF HAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-workers ------workers Constructions Trade and Transport, Other VI commerce storage and sen fees VII communications IX VIII H F H F H F H F M F H F 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 61 '6 12 207 4 548 1,137 , 15 .1 1 24 605 1,'337 18 10 22 5 88 217 392 5 8 3 -- 30 70· 319 582 8 4 26 2 16 .144 327 .10 2 2 17 2 123 352 10 17 45 3 450 940 5 2 16 201 436 6 7 2 35 4 599 1,298 32 21 9 142 6 822 1,806 71 141 5 51 1 19 116 6 791 1,674 5 15 8 34 2 670 1,414 3 4 20 2 229 441 inhabited 6 3 8 14 3 521 998 7 3 35 2 504 996 5 12 7 52 8 390 1,007 1 12 .1 182 425 1 8 1 .. 198 422 1 2 35 73 5 31 4 283 594 ,1 .1 168 362 inhabited 2 1 5 .11 24 .1 9 39 .16 4 -- 97 .180 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT KOT KAPURA C.D. BLOCK 374 lOT kAPURA C.D. BLOCK VILLAGE PRIMARY Loca~ Name of village Area of No. of No. of Total population Total population tioo (with Hadbast No.) vi 11 age occu- house- (including insti in the age group code in hec pied holds tutional and house 0-6 No. tares & resi- less population) of C.D. dential block/ houses tom/ ward in sq. kms. p M F p M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 T 735.54 28,182 28,596 1,75,249 93,397 81,852 27.624 14.809 12.815 R 735.54 28,166 28,580 1,75,157 93.35281,805 27.617 14.806 12.811 U 16 16 92 45 47 734 Faridkot Tahsil (Part) 91 Nanga 1 (119) 390.00 140 140 876 474 402 114 62 52 92 Nathewala ( 117) 264.00 144 144 1.174 589 585 174 86 88 93 Bir Sikhanwala (114) 1.021.00 99 99 522 273 249 75 39 36 94 Oeviwala (115) \ 511.00 235 235 1,549 824 725 289 158 131 95 Sirsari (116) 552.00 236 236 1,425 737 688 228 120 108 96 Bageana (121) 740.00 269 270 1,751 943 808 324 156 168 98 Au lakh (123) 1.278.00 535 535 3,300 1,761 1.539 539 288 251 99 Jeonwa la (124) 1.213.00 607 607 3,720 1.963 1,757 609 330 279 100 Ghaniewa la (125) 567.00 249 249 1.596 850 746 250 145 105 101 Panj Grain Kalan(126) 2.913.00 1.472 1.475 9,009 4,728 4,281 1,406 141 665 102 Burj Harika ( 146.) 618.00 290 290 1,925 1,022 903 377 203 174 103 Bargari (145) 2.038.00 1,0921,097 6,386 3,396 2,990 1,079 561 518 104 Dhilwan Kalan ( 127) 2,565.00 994 994 6,503 3,474 3,029 ~,026 545 481 105 Kot Kapu ra (129) 8,273.00 1,307 1,324 8,311 4,444 3,867 1.396 702 -694 107 Sandhwan (111) 994.00 1.118 1,118 5,470 3.131 2,339 967 526 441 108 Jalaleana (110) 301.00 219 219 1,348 700 648 220 129 91 111 Dhimanwa 1i (98) 761.00 412 412 2,510 1,301 1.209' 421 205 216 112 Chak Ohimanwali (69) 227.00 Un- 120 Phide Kalan (100) 580.00 147 147 975 506 469 189 102 87 121 Chak Kalyan (101) 408.00 184 185 1,139 590 549 204 120 84 122 Ph i de Khurd (99) 375.00 178 179 1,005 530 415 176 96 80 123 Oawa reana (109) 462.00 261 261 1,646 881 765 263 135 128 124 Wander Jatana (108)' 1,386.00 679 681 4,035 2,157 1,878 600 328 272 125 Wara Oaraka (107) 933.00 515 518 2,721 1.468 1.253 487 270 217 126 Khara ( 102) 1,798.00 748 748 4,572 2,454 2.118 648 357 291 127 Maur (103) 1.006.00 414 415 2,566 1,331 1,235 388 190 198 375 CENSUS ABSTRACT Scheduled Scheduled Literates INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS castes tribes Total main Cultivators Agri cu ltura 1 workers I labourers (I-IX) II ------M F ------M F ------M F ------M F ------M F ------M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 35,749 30,940 40,054 23,741 53.417 3,008 26,284 756 18.534 1.604 35,745 30,938 40,030 23.720 53.390 3.001 26.265 756 18.532 1.604 4 2 24 21 27 1 19 2 143 124 203 113 272 136 126 392 398 123 47 379 97 277 167 148 106 59 142 40 92 487 421 302 163 481 178 292 324 308 351 225 446 132 415 131 426 390 326 185 504 4 274 205 447 428 660 438 1,004 477 707 434 210 . 27 648 579 934 51,8 1,123 131 625 295 121 330 271 456 288 424 3 208 154 1,623 1,431 1',963 1,377 2,738 50 1,373 888 16 450 420 396 241 567 2 262 251 1,348 1,155 1,464 895 1,921 36 764 730 4 1,436 1,205 1,467 883 2,012 23 940 724 2 1,110 959 1,947 1,215 2,560 116 1,413 9 590 46 1,639 1,427 1,493 570 1,921 115 422 8 460 53 337 298 267 196 392 13 203 165 7 464 436 446 251 747 8 366 301 inhabited 147 154 252 154 305 2 202 72 259 227 282 218 329 4 196 77 262 233 251 108 299 6 143 111 418 355 416 233 483 e 196 256 744 !l99 928 477 1,258 14 668 340 659 542 57,6'~ 314 184 16 320 280 727 597 1,255 738 1,538 17 896 400 578 496 ",468. 303 786 11 355 332 5 376 KOT KAPURA C.O. BLOCK VILLAGE PRlMAJi Loca- Name of village INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS tion (with Hadbast No.) ---.. , ..... -,------_- code Livestock, Mining and Manufactu ri ng, Manufacturing, No. fores tty, fi sh- quarrying process lng, process i ng, ing, hunt ing IV serv ic i ng and servicing and and plantations, repa irs in repai rs in other orcha rds and household than household allied activities indust ry i ndust ry III Veal V(b) ------~------M F M F M F M F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 T 175 5 284 37 1.845 125 R 175 5 284 37 1.845 125, IJ .. Faridtot Tahsil (Part) 91 Nanga "I ( 119) 1 92 Natbewala (117) 93 Sir Sikhanwala (114) 1 94 Deviwa"la (115) 95 Si rsari (116 ) 3 6 96 Bageana (121 ) 3 .. 98 Aulakh (123) 12 1 99 Jeonwala (124 ) 2 2 19 1 100 Ghaniewala (125 ) 3 3 101 Panj Grain Kalan (126) 28 2 65 102 Burj Harika (146) 7 103 Bargar; "(145) 1 5 43 104 Dhilwan Kalan (127) 7 4 2 18 105 Kot Kapura (129) 4 7 199 44 107 Sandhwan (111) 4 20 3 744 37 108 Ja la leana (110 ) 111 Dhimanwal i (98) 4 9 112 Chak Dhimanwa 1; (69) Un- 120 Phide Kalan (100) 3 2 . .. 121 Chak Ka lyan (101) 2 1 4 122 Phide Khurd (99) 6 5 123 Dawareana (109) 3 124 Wander Jatana (lOS) 10 2 7 61 125 Wara Daraka (107) 7 4 1 66 4 126 Khara ( 102) 4 15 127 Maur " (103) 6 1 6 7 377 CENSUS ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-workers work ers Constructions Trade and Transport, Other VI commerce storage and services VII conmunications IX VIII ------_ ... ------M F M F M F M F M F M F 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 416 1,115 23 684 1 4,080 457 166 5.734 39.814 73,110 416 1,114 23 683 1 4,076 456 166 5,734 39,796 73,064 1 1 4 1 18 46 1 8 202 402 3 2 210 584 1 2 .. 2 ., 4 131 249 3 8 1 343 724 3 3 15 291 556 1 8 1 12 3 .. 439 804 10 4 1 63 11 757 1,062 6 23 ' 22 129 9 840 1,626 7 10 38 3 426 743 44 81 3~ 223 29 1,990 4,231 12 3 31 2 455 901 13 .68, 1 25 272 30 1,475 2,954 12 46 24 237 18 1,462 3,006 15 43 68 221 16 6 3 1,878 3,748 8 53 38 172 14 1,210 2,224 3 1 20 5 308 635 4 2 61 7 554 1,201 inhabited 2 3 1 20 2 201 467 2 8 40 3 261 545 8 5 3 17 5 173 231 296 6 1 20. 7 398 757 6 4 25 137 12 899 1,864 6 22 21 58 11 684 1,237 9 27 11 175 17 ... 916 2,101 23 14 3 40 5 139 545 1.085 378 KOT KAPURA C.D. BlOCk VILLAGE PRIMARY Loca- Name of village Area of No. of No. of Total population Total population tion (with Hadbast No.) village occu house (including insti 1n the age group code in hec pied holds tutional and house 0--6 No. tares & resi less popul at ion) of C.D. dential block/ houses town/ ward in sq. kms. p M F p M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Far'dtot Tahsil (Part) 128 Thara (106) 535.00 173 173 990 534 456 165 94 71 129 Koharwala (130) 541 •. 00 428 428 2,247 1,162 1,085 383 195 188 130 Harinau (105) 1,691.00 806 815 5,033 2,686 2,347 713 380 333 131 Bhai ron-K i-Bhatti ( 104) 479.00 76 76 489 265 224 95 56 39 132 Sur Ghuri (134) 730.00 385 387 2,480 1.292 1,188 427 212 215 133 Madhak (135) 959.00 369 369 2,117 1,101 1,016 350 177 173 134 Khacharan (136) 560.00 221 221 1,263 663 600 191 111 80 135 Kasam Bhatti (133) 534.00 417 417 2.730 1.438 1,292 416 224 192 136 Rori Kapura (138) 1,804.00 352 365 2.619 1.392 1.227 392 208 184 137 Rameana (137) 1,615.00 561 575 3.582 1.91,0 1,672 515 285 230 138 Kar1rwali (5) 799.00 305 305 1,990 1.064 926 253 128 125 139 Bishanandi (6) 980.00 448 448 2.583 1,361 1,222 359 192 167 140 Chand Bhan (9) 1,063.00 607 626 3,795 2,043 1,752 649 329 320 141 Gumti Khurd (10) 990.00 349 349 2.083 1,094 989 281 149 132 142 Jaitu (1) 4,617.00 119 146 979 559 420 139 79 60' 143 Ramgarh (4) 595.00 218 218 1.289 689 600 233 131 102 144 Chaina (3) 840.00 339 339 .2,405 1.289 1,116 388 218 170 145 Ramuwa 1a (2) 642.00 236 281 2.041 1,084 957 336 190 146 146 Matta (132) 1,851.00 755 772 5.156 2.799 2,357 795 447 348 147 Dha1pa1 (131) 869.00 353 353 2.105 1,135 970 308 179 129 148 Romana Albel Singh (128) 481.00 241 241 1,441 781 660 210 106 104 149 Ajit Gill (139) 607.00 308 325 1,986' 1,063 923 298 159 139 150 Sarawan (140) 1,128.00 634 651 4.069 2.228 1.841 546 307 239 151 Gurusar (141) 492.00 214 214 1.352 726 626 223 113 110 152 Behbal Kalan (142) 710.00 240 240 1.556 839 717 223 124 99 153 Behba 1 Khurd (",3) 726.00 313 336 1.932 1.047 885 329 167 162 154 Ran Singhwala (144) 940.00 370 378 2.262 ·1.218 1.044 350 200 150 155 Burj Jawahar (147) 360.00 234 247 1.466 792 674 109 73 36 Singhw.ala 379 CENSUS ABSTRACT Scheduled Scheduled Literates INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS castes t ri bes Total main Cult ivators Agricultural workers I labourers (I-IX) II , ------M F M F M F M F M F M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 267 219 244 151 307 5 123 136 795 741 400 190 658 249 380 1 857 726 1.278 933 1,646 11 872 2 508 1 137 107 61 36 153 28 65 86 27 617 530 499 283 730 51 339 6 296 38 372 332 475 288 668 18 423 11 202 1 364 309 239 151 382 96 166 3 200 91 967 866 534 309 714 4 209 417 287 242 638 417- 734 24 475 129 14 746 670 630 397 1,078 8 551 441 255 206 413 218 654 557 57 489 412 395 330 784 3 447 268 1,018 870 902 489 1,210 53 482 00" 399 42" 367 317 644 375 582 10 310 187 170 96 203 114 296 11 194 77 9' 243 235 00" 302 184 377 7 138 2 191 4 557 471 569 324 629 10 375 2 240 6 434 359 534 314 605 100 " 343 51 242 49 1,111 884 1,207 645 1.117 270 872 170 608 87 431 367 552 293 694 107 381 5 250 96 322 279 422 201 455 12 180 187 7 354 328 552 313 618 30 294 212 18 674 512 1,008 572 1,228 191 580 5 371 178 215 182 273 153 432 3 237 148 282 251 389 243 520 175 279 6 ,.77 162 514 404 325 179 626 105 284 297 102 559 473 495 273 736 2 342 323 372 306 443 277 378 4 154 136 380 KOT KAPURA C.O. BLOCK VILLAGE PRIMARY Loca- Name of vi llage INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS t ion (with Hadbast No.) ------code Li ves tack. Mining and Manufacturing. Manufacturing. No. forestry. fish- quarrying precess ing. processing. lng, hunt i ng IV servlclng and servlcing and and plantations. repa irs in repai rs in other orchards and household than household allied activities indus try indus try III V(a) V(b) ------M M F M F M F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Faridkot Tahsil (Part) 128 Thara (106) 8 2 6 .,. 129 Koharwala ( 130) 3 130 Har; nau ( 105) 4 11 36 131 Bha; ron-Ki -Bhatt i (104) 132 Su r Ghuri (134 ) 6 6 4 133 Madhak (135 ) 13 3 134 Kacharan ( 136) ., 3 135 Kasam Bhatti (133 ) 4 136 Rori Kapura (138) 4 3 25 137 Rameana ( 137) 2 15 7 12 138 Kari rwa 1 i (5) 2 F 4 139 Bishanandi (6 ) 5 4 3 140 Chand Bhan (9) 5 20 16 141 Gumt i Khurd (10 ) 4 6 142 Ja itu (1 ) 14 143 Ramgarh (4) 5 5 144 Cha ina (3) 2 145 Ramuwa 1a (2 ) 146 Matta (132) 21 10 4 9 147 Dhaipai (131 ) 9 3 148 ,Romana Albel Singh ( 128) 2 .. 6 149 Ajit Gill (139 ) 5 14 150 Sarawan (140 ) 10 '45 151 Gurusar (141 ) 3 152 Behba 1 Kalan (142) 8 2 3 13 153 Behba 1 Khurd (143 ) 11 154 Ran Singhwala (144) 11 9 155 Burj Jawahar ( 147) 3 2 25 Si nghwa 1a 381 CENSUS ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non -wo rlt e rs workers Construct ions Trade and Transport, Other VI commerce storage and servi ces VII cOfTlllunicat ions IX VI II M F M F M F M F M M F 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 2 ·.. 4 3 23 4 9 227 442 2 4 20 198 504 886 15 48 33 119 7 2 304 1,038 2,032 112 196 6 8 6 59 6 15 4,2 547 685 7 20 6 11 319 422 679 10 2 281 504 2 7 5 68 4 724 1,288 6 32 1 5 55 8 658 1,203 11 24 3 19 2 356 830 1,308 8 22 379 410 546 8 5 ,5 39 3 15 762 562 407 7 13 65 203 11 833 1,699 6 14 10 44 9 512 979 4 6 2 263 409 I 3 ~ . 6 2 27 312 593 ! 'I. 6 2 3 2 22 296 638 810 I 3 16 5 479 852 3 ~\ 25 19 150 9 29 1,082 2,058 15 .1 6 29 4 3 440 860 4 5 15 56 5 236 325 412 2 17 16 58 11 445 893 8 44 7 163 6 1,000 1,650 ·~ 18 3 22 3 401 294 222 ·.' " 7 10 23 3 113 319 429 2 31 2 421 780 5 13 14 19 2 482 1,042 4 10 4 40 4 36 191 378 479 382 KOT KAPURA C.D. BLOCK VILLAGE PRIMARY Loea- Name of v ill age Area of No. of No. of Total population Total population t ion (with Hadbast No.) vi 11 age occu- house- (including insti- in the age group code in hec- pied holds tutional and house- 0-6 No. tares & resi- less popu 1 at ion) of C.D •. dent ia 1 block/ houses. tONn/ ward in sq, kms. ------P M F P M F 1 2 3- 4 5 6 7 8 9 . 10 11 ..... >',". . -: ";..,".. t" . Faridkot TabU (Part) 156 Gandara (148) 735.00 312 320 2,032 1,055 977 341 186 155 157 JhakhanNala (149 ) 1,116.00 428 473 2,814 1,509 1,305 483 277 206 158 Dal Singhwala (16) 696.00 344 377 2,428 1,338 1,090 399 227 172 159 Sedha Singhwa la (15 ) 411.00 174 178 925 4BB 437 144 71 73 160 Rauwa la (14 ) 255.00 95 99 666 333 333 102 51 51 161 Augandwa la ( 13) 362.00 172 173 1,071 5.61 510 153 82 71 162 Gobindgarh (12) 1,059.00 381 381 2,384 1,276 1,108 340 193 147 163 Fatehgarh (11 ) 1,248.00 342 342 2,128 1,108 (1,020 327 168 159 164 Wara Bhaika (152) 862.00 339 339 2,187 1,122 1",065 340 171 169 165 Baja Khana (151 ) 1,526.00 674 710 4,460 2,407 2,053 734 408 326 166 lambwa 1 i (150) 640.00 489 490 2,866 1,530 1,336 496 277 219 167 Dod (3) 1,232.00 522 546 3",204 1,682 1,522 403 210 193 168 Ma lla (4) 1,010.00 534 534 3,110 1,658 1,452 505 273 232 169 Ghanian (7) 845.00 249 249 1,753 932 821 286 .157 129 170 Romana Ajit Singh (8) 1,245.00 496 496 3,055 1,572 1,483 439 228 211 Urban (;) Kothe Lal Prelli (O.G.) 16 16 92 45 47 7 3 4 383 CENSUS ABSTRACT Schedu led Scheduled Literates INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS castes t ri bes Total main Cult ivators Agricultural workers I 1 abourers ( I - I X) I I ------... ------M F M F M F M F M F M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 382 361 394 244 551 6 270 228. 568 471 603 377 789 28 421 3 265 23 282 281 478 250 735 59 446 141 4 246 224 .. 242 137 299 11 69 145 72 62 221 145 175 5 116 32 2 175 147 251 154 337 4 198 3 93 516 428 566 301 '714 2 389 280 622 557 488 294 626 91 .201 358 83 322 339 489 271 645 7 443 136 3 767 605 1,002 626 1,287 72 432 2 359 13 489 459 705 426 811 6 387 241 462 395 847 507 952 11 665 132 732 612 659 376 948 19 445 413 15 262 233 429 275 521 6 303 182 507 469 698 446 974 150 574 26 319 114 4 2 24 21 27 1 19 2 384 KaT KAPURA C.D. BLOCK VILLAGE PRIMARY Loca- Name of II i 11 age INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS tion (with Hadbast No.) ------... ------_ ... -.. _------code lives tack, Mining and Manufacturing, Manufacturing, No. forestry, fish- quarrying process ing, process ing, ing, hunt ing IV servicing and serviCing and and plantations, repairs in repairs in other orctiards and household than household allied activities i ndust ry i nd ust ry III V(a) V(b) ------... _------M F M F M F M F 1 i 2 24 25 . 26 27 28 29 30 31 Faridkot Tahsil (Part.) 156 Gandara ( 148) 2 157 Jhak ha rwa 1a (149 ) 7 3 5 158 Da 1 Singhwala (16) 5 8 '159 Sedha Singhwala (15) 4 9 4 160 RalMala (14 ) 2 3 3 161 Augandwa la (13 ) 5 6 4 162 Gobindgarh (12 ) 9 - 163 Fatehgarh (11 ) 5 4 12 164 Wara Bhaika (152 ) 12 165 Baja Khana (151) 6 12 2 126 31 166 Lambwa 1 i (150) .. 24 167 Dod (3) 3 \, 35 168 Ma 11a (4) 2 9 169 Ghanian (7) 2 3 170 Romana Ajit Singh (8) 2 23 9 Urban (i) Kothe lal Prem; (O.G. ) 385 CENSUS ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WOR~ERS Marginal Non-workers workers Constructions Trade' and Transport, Other VI comme rce storage and servi ces VII communi cat ions IX VI II M M F M F M F M F F 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 2 14 '1 33 4 504 971 8 25 8 47 31 200 689 1.077 14 14 27 79 54 51 602 980 8 15 1 10 39 6 263 189 163 4 4 10 3 23 199 135 129 0 6 13 199 224 307 8 3 24 562 1.106 13 5 32 2 482 929 11 10 31 4 221 417 837 21 121 3 36 174 20 1,120 1,981 11 39 33 76 6 719 1,330 26 20 6 67 8 730 1,511 1~ 27 8 29 2 110 1,433 4 26 6 411 815" 16 3 28 9 233 598 1,100 4 1· 18 16 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT LAMBI C.D. BLOCK 388 YILLAGE PRIMARY Loc.~ Name of vi 11 age' Are«, of No. of No. of Total population Total population tion (with tiadbast No.) village occu- house- (including insti in the age group code 1fl hect- pied holds tutional and house 0-6 No. areas & resi- less population). of C.D. dential blockl houses town/ ward' in Sq. kms. p M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 T 609.01 19,053 19,204 1,13.741 60,568 53,173 18.431 10,017 8.414 R 609.01 19,063 19,204 1.13,741 60,568 53,173 18,431 10,017 8.414 U Nuktsar Tahsil (Part) 185 Mlhn1 Khera (52) 1,029.00 273 273 1,646 876 772 232 124 108 186 Fal'id' Khera (.51) 788.00 250 250 1,635 857 778 236 126 110 187 ",hmud Khera (50) 962.00 236 236 1.370 722 648 313 166 147 1'88 Ithema Xhera (43') 1, 1'49.00 243 243 1.687 887 800 346 187 159 189" Phulu Khera (44) 914.00 336 336 ,1.932 1,026 906 317 168 149 190 Kutianwali (37) 1,436.00 314 314 1,777 924 853 233 122, 111 191 Faellpur Man'ianwala (46) 1.416.00 436 436 2,627 1,389 1,238 451 247 204 192 Arniwala Waziran (45) 782.00 196 196 988 521 467 180 91 89 193 Kangallpura ( 49) 327.00 158 158 1.096 590 509 142 80 62 194 8._,11 Pllhurian~1i (48) 1.312.00 284 284 1.]35 914 821 291 159 132 195 Abul KhUY'llftGt (59) 2.824.00 803 804 5,005 2,690 2.315 822 435 387 196, Ohaula (160) 611.00 200 200 1.178 625 553 199 114 85 197 Thanjwala (162) 1.399.00 579 579 3,578 1,913 1,665 538 300 238 198 Lal Ba·1 (161) 1.866.00 583 607 3,830 2.060 1,770 556 302 254 199 Chaflnu (31) 2,218.00 734 821 4,961 2,817 2,144 704 377 327 200 Khudian Mohan Singh (29) 675.00 138 138 791 432 359 159 100 59 201 Khud1an Gulab Si'ngh. (28) 1,022.00 304 304 1.712 898 814 265 135 130 202 Adhania (34) 1,089.00 432 432 2.537 1.351 1,186 413 222 191 203 Mahuana (32) 658.00 318 318 2,025 1,025 1.000 350 180 170 204 Tapa Khera (33) 1,200.00 419 419 2.554 1,373 1.181 452 236 216 205 Deofl K"-era (47) 1,209.00 296 296 1,691.. 900 791 264 142 122 28& s.e'k__ (35) 531.00 200 200 1,241 657 584 197 92 105 1IIl ' ...1 Kbera (36) 815.00 328 328 1,996 '1,036 960 324 168 156 389 CENSUS ABSTRACT Scheduled Scheduled Literates INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY of MAIN WORKERS castes tribes Total main Cultivators Agricultural workers I labourers (I-IX) II M F M F M F M F M F M F 12 13 14 lS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 26.255 22,316 23.596 12.604 34.619 2.777 14.769 231 14.451 2,132 26.255 22.316 23.596 12.604 34,619 2,771 14,769 231 14,451 2,132 386 ,321 300 168 542 9 260 252 9 208 197 455 228 487 333 125 522 461 225 91 339 ·8 82 235 389 338 332 183 445 4 196 . 212 237 191 345 183 595 5' 382 2 181 324 290 374 185 513 2 315 161 1 539 474 547 355 841 106 457 347 103 192 171 197 93 300 2 161 115 1 161 139 135 86 368 28 245 7 106 16 419 391, 323 187 495 9 224 214 5 1,567 1.290 1,035 532 1,499 302 372 . 14 873 282 290 247 245 130 351 1 160 174 755 654 774 428 1,120 73 578 412 63 773 638 817 430 1,210 285 579 40 441 232 1,681 1,155 780 341 1.770 220 4M .. 664 117 316 244 146 90 UO 1 80 132 505 422 368 196 542 7 189 281 2 866 736 477 228 751 102 179 3 491 98 317 308 440 289 540 129 302 140 122 805 664 455 189 677 11 126 367 5 472 402 3Z6 175 412 46 141 8 222 29 300 266 . " 261 98 406 3 154 196 463 432 ..' 222 118 594 1 285 258 390 VILLAGE PRIMARY LAMBI C.D. BLOCK Loca~ Name of vi l1age INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY Or MAIN WORKERS tion (with Hadbast No.) code Livestock. Mining and Manufacturing, Manufacturing. No. forestry. fish~ quarrying processing. processing. ing. hunting IV servicing and servicing and and plantations, repairs in repairs in other orchards and household than household allied acti- industry industry vHies V(a) V(b) III M F M F M F MI F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 T 211 12 238 24 1.020 116 "I R 211 12 238 24 1.020 116 U Muktsar Tahsil (Part) 185 Mahni Khera (521' 2 3 186 Farid Khera (51 r .. 187 'Mehmud Khera (50) 14 5 188 Khema Khera (43) 20 189 Phul u Khera (44) 190 Kutianwali (37) 6 5 191 Faehpur Manianwala (46) 1 3 4 192 Arniwala Waziran (45) 2 12 193 Kanganpura (49) 3 2 194 Babwali Pahurianwali (48) 2 6 195 Abul Khurana , (59) 8 23 28 196 Dhaula (160 ) 6 197 Tharajwala (162) 4 9 3 198 La 1 Ba i (161) 20 4 12 4 199 Channu (31) 32 10 4 $13 .90 200 Khudian Mohan Singh (29) 2 201 Khudian Gulab Singh (28) 3 9 202 Adhania (34) 5 4 12- 203 Mahuana (32) 2 204 Tapa Khera (33) 21 12 27 205 Dean Khera ( 47) 15 9 4 t: 206 Sehna Khera (35 ) 1 " 207 Fatuhi Khera (36) 2 S 391 CENSUS ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN ~ORKERS Marginal Non-workers workers Constructions Trade and Transport, Other VI commerce storage and services VII communications IX VIII M F M F M F M F M F F 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 4l 43 153 914 14 473 1 2.390 247 146 3.831 25,803 46,565 153 914 14 473 1 2.390 247 146 3.831 25.803 4~.565 9 7 8 334 763 2 .. 25 448 370 329 4 3 3 245 383 395 2 15 4 442 796 3 3 1 25 3 431 901 7 18 1 3 408 851 8 .. 2 18 3 168 548 964 4 5 221 465 5 2 2 6 1 187 222 291 5 15 28 4 43 419 769 7 35 19 134 4 30 353 1,161 1,660 3 7 172 274 380 7 13 5 89 10 240 793 1,352 8 25 1 9 112 7 9 850 1,476 23 1 9 71 2 3 22 1,044 1,902 2 4 1 11 211 201 147 2 11 4 43 5 9 3.56 798 4 12 9 35 9 161 591 923 2 17 30 47 7 13 485 858 8 28 36 52 4 45 2 651 1,168 10 3 17 488 745 9 3 3 35 3 251 581 "''J 2 16 '-~ 442 959 392 YILLAGE PR IMAR Y LAMBI C.D. BLOCK Loca- Name of village Area of No. of No. of Total population Total population tion (with Hadbast No.) village occu- house- (including insti in the age group code in hect- pied holds tut iona I and ..house 0-6 No. ares & resi less population) of C.D. dential blockl houses town/ ward in sq. kms. p M F M F z 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 Muktsar Tahsil rplrt) 208 S i khwa 1a (27) l,l31.00 514 515 3,2281,730 1,498 535 313 222 209 Punjawa (26) 1,786.00 398 398 2,489 1,312 1,177 395 222 173 210 Khedwali (12) 611.00 315 315 1,819 959 860 314 180 134 211 Lambi (30) 1,444.00 618 618 3,598 1,907 1,691 544 300 244 212 Bidowa 1 i (1) 719.00 249 249 1,504 768 736 266 134 132 213 Maan (2) 1,393.00 418 418 2,749 1,460 1,289 438 245 193 214 Badal (3) 1,495.00 448 464 2,703 1,353 1,350 510 256 254 215 Gagar (4) 717.00 246 246 1,500 770 73u 260 143 117 216 Mithri Budhgir (5) 998.00 310 310 1,693 885 808 313 159 154 217 Bhagu (11) 613.00 125 126 777 403 374 119 66 53 218 Mehna (10) 2,297.00 736 736 3,713 1,988 1,725 608 318 290 219 Ghumarwa 1 a (14) 1,184.00 627 627 3,704 1,941 1,763 570 283 287 220 Banwa 1 a Anu (13) 953.00 302 302 1,723 870 853 282 143 134 221 Kakhanwa li (25) 1,971.00 473 473 2,698 1,423 1,275 483 256 227 222 Reranwa 1i (23) 1,136.00 262 262 1,452 795 657 203 130 73 223 Tarmal a (22) 1,690.00 410 410 2,325 1,216 1,109 404 218 186 224 Bhittiwala (24) 1,760.00 546 546 3.182 1,731 1,451 494 291 203 225 Kandu Khera (20) 1,619.00 355 355 2,200 1,170 1,030 335 209 126 226 Bhul1arwala (19) 779.00 209 209 1,102 584 518 159 83 76 227 Hakuwala (18) 752.00 251 251 1,367 724 643 198 118 80 228 Middu Khera (17) 1,134.00 315 315 1,900 995 905 322 172 150 229 Fatta Khera. (16) 1,071.00 352 352 1,9381,013 925 370 208 162 230 waring Khera (15) 2,209.00 436 437 3,098 1,685 1,413 486 269 217 231 Lehara (9) 845.00 178 178 1,048 544 504 147 83 64 232 S i nghewa 1 a (7) 975.00 342 342 1,83.9 1,008 831 309 179 130 233 Fatuhiwala (6) 1,026.00 341 341 1,744 955 789 243 114 129 234 Ki llianwali (8) 2,261.00 1,217 1,237 7,054 3,896 3,158 1,140 647 493 URBAN : .. .. 393 CENSUS ABSTRACT Scheduled Scheduled Literates INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS castes tribes Total main Cultivators Agricultural workers I labourers (I-IX) II M F M F F F M_ F M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 787 683 835 425 1,029 77 318 8 519 56 406 381 584 362 757 46 394 267 33 334 293 487 310 566 28 272 175 9 970 840 841 484 1,146 80 334 554 65 438 384 371 239 411 2 159 212 618 511 457 279 798 2 402 306 501 473 619 457 745 71 260 273 39 323 314 220 122 443 220 197 242 193 381 214 526 4 300 186 168 152 161 97 205 133 ... 64 J,073 921 696 358 1,099 21 334 573 11 360 300 763 329 1,200 9 760 299 4 317 296 408 223 497 2 273 204 443 419 498 264 864 142 539 6 206 127 296 235 259 120 482 147 256 47 192 97 415 356 472 274 642 12 320 253 9 837 698 581 279 986 37 429 4 4.64 27 :119 379 432 216 652 193 378 78 240 109 311 268 233 130 346 129 196 218 203 368 159 361 6 213 115 1 534 463 401 229 561 114 232 289 112 529 485 301 126 556 171 ·223 310 Hi8 593 451 771 403 945 25 423 3 348 8 180 164 315 202 317 2 153 110 390 292 308 131 569 93 239 294 90 446 386 333 153 633 68 208 5 316 57 1,620 1,345 ),872 1,016 2,266 69 614 1 690 25 ...... 394 YILL AGE PR IMARY LAMB I C.D. BLOcK Loca- Name of village INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS tion (with Hadbast NO.) code Livestock, Mining and Manufacturing, Manufacturing, No. forestry, fish- quarrying processing, processing, ing, hunting IV servicing and servicing and and plantations, repairs in repairs in other orchards and household than household allied acti- industry industry vities V(a) V{ b) III M f M F M F M F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Muktsar Tahsil (Part) 208 Sikhwala (27) 5 6 3 31 209 Punjawa (26) 2 14 4 210 Khedwali (12) 4 2 17 211 Lamb; (30 ) 8 11 ... 212 Bidowa 1i ( 1 ) 2 213 Maan (2) 5 40 214 Badal ( 3) 11 6 2 20 215 Gagar (4) 3 2 216 Mithri Budhgir (5) 4 13 217 Bhagu ( 11 ) 1 218 Mehna (10) 15 11 19 219 Ghumarwala (14) 2 8 13 220 Banwala Anu (13 ) 221 Kakhanwal i (25) 32 11 19 1 222 Roranwali (23) 223 Tarmala (22) 4 10 224 Bhittiwala (24) 5 225 Kandu Khera (20) 2 226 Bhullarwala (19) 1 227 Hakuwala (18) 1 4 228 Middu Khera ( 17) 5 2 5 229 Fatta Khera (16) 2 230 Waring Khera (15) 5 7 9 231 Lohara ( 9) 2 2 5 232 Singhewala (7) 4 2 233 Fatuhiwala (6 ) 5 5 11 2 234 Kill i anwa 1i (8) 9 9 123 13 URBAN: ...... 395 CENSUS ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-workers workers Constructions Trade and Transport, Other VI commerce storage and services VII communications IX VIII M F M F M F M F M F M F 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 1 24 8 117 10 2 203 699 1,218 2 19 13 46 8 ·. 555 1.131 3 23 11 59 19 393 832 74 13 152 14 ·. 206 761 1,405 3 1 1 34 1 357 734 12 1 2 30 662 1,287 8 44 1 28 95 28 5 155 603 1.124 5 10 6 327 730 2 2 19 4 ~ 12 356 192 2 4 198 373 6 26 9 106 9 3 36 886 1.668 8 23 9 78 4 741 1.754 6 14 2 2 373 849 6 26 1 5 20 6 249 559 884 3 5 3 23 3 .. 313 510 6 9 39 3 574 1,097 9 2 75 6 1 193 744 1,221 13 1 18 6 .. 242 518 595 .. .. 7 13 .. 238 518 8 1 19 4 363 637 3 1 24 24 434 767 3 4 14 3 • • 457 754 9 .. 16 30 98 14 2 16 738 1.372 .. 11 9 25 2 227 502 6 5 17 3 12 44 427 694 10 9 3 66 3 166 322 555 29 268 2 164 360 28 17 1.613 3,089 ...... ·. . . PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT MALOUT C.D. BLOCK 398 VILLAGE PRlltAAY MAtOUI C.D. BLOCK Loca Name of village Area of tlo. of 110. of Total population Total population tion (with Hadbast No.1 vi. llage occu house (including insti in the age group code in, hec pied hQlds tutional and house 0-6 No. tares & resi .less population) of C.D. dential blockl houses townl ward in sq. kms. p M F F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 g \0 11 T 560.29 18.138 18.353 108.648 57.126 50.922 17,515 9.432 8.143 R 560.29 18.138 18.353 108.648 57.126 50.922 17.575 "9.432 8.143 It Muktsar"Tahsil (Part) 86 Bhangchar i (58) 1281.00 454 468 2.943 1,636 1,307 350 190 160 88 Lakhmirean (41) 459.00 161 161 1,043 547 496 160 90 70 ~ I , til)· 90 Tamkot (39) 1,036.00 275 291 2,057 1,053 " 004 316 157 159 91 Dabra ( 59) 705.00 134 134 830 447 383 153 87 66 93 "Phu1ewala (38 ) 639.00 272 273 1,794 944 850 294 151 143 94 Mehrajwa 1a (37) 703.00 226 226 1,384 720 664 192 104 88 125 Karniwa1a (25 ) 244.00 87 87 563 300 263 87 51 36 140 I(ingra ( 163) 598.00 148 148 938 485 453 152 82 70 141 Ghumar Khera (164) 616.00 18B 188 1,179 626 553 197 102 95 142 Rathrian (158) 509.00 270 273 1,634 880 754 318 193 125 143 Danewa 1a (165 ) 1,050.00 409 409 2,393 1,273 1,120 468 259 209 144 Sekhu ( 166) 520.00 133 133 698 363 335 128 74 54 145 Jandwala Charat ( 167) 1,361.00 429 429 2,677 1,425 1,252 518 296 222 Singh 146 Ma lwa 1a (168) 443.00 118 118 684 349 335 120 51 69 147 Katorewala ( 169) 514.00 241 243 1,596 864 732 245 138 107 148 Enakhera ( 170) 1,625.00 565 565 3,210 1,705 1,505 503 278 225 149 Virk Khera (171 ) 528.00 263 263 1,460 783 677 224 119 105 150 A1amwa la ( 172) 1,843.00 687 687 4,1602,1801,980 645 343 302 151 Jhorar ( 190) 2,019.00 665 665 3,952 2,115 1,837 566 299 267 152 Au lak h ( 191 ) 732.00 371 373 2.122 1,107 1,015 371 195 176 153 Ramnagar Khazan (192) 603.00 142 142 743 396 347 130 78 52 Singh 399 CENSUS ABSTRACT Scheduled Scheduled Literates INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS castes tribes Total main cultivators Agricultural workers I labourers ( I-IX) II M F H F M F H F M F H F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 22.780 19.686 24,933 14.178 32,901 1,646 14,668 140 12.915 1,159 22,780 19.686 24,933 14.178 32.901 1,646 14,668 140 12,915 1,159 620 456 605 303 1,016 3 487 -- 470 228 199 269 165 321 188 . 94 352 321 402 238 527 13 345 1 122 266 224 174 90 194 50 56 19 130 31 434 387 396 202 448 226 184 307 260 321 241 454 4 202 210 59 49 169 122 148 113 22 243 197 188 141 286 2 117 124 355 306 241 125 323 101 182 358 303 456 240 467 11 189 142 3 593 495 442 303 730 62 256 256 2 217 177 122 64 192 44 136 503 448 545 294 :70 17 420 4 289 9 210 204 102 72 209 3 56 131 279 253 313 151 456 8 205 148 5 501 455 823 543 973 15 632 4 237 5 443 368 ~.;. 342 181 415 3 144 226 1,041 925 957 527 1,210 30 443 623 22 1.026 873 823 428 1.209 88 425 2 643 79 372 330 485 276 611 16 278 216 6 243 198 172 89 217 46 142 400 VIl.LAGE PRIMARY MAlOUT C.D. BLOCK Loca- Name of village INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS tion (with Hadbast No.) code Livestock, Mining and Manufactur i ng. , Manufacturing, No. forestry, fish- quarrying processing, processing, ing. hunting IV servicing and servicing and and plantations, repairs in repairs in other , orchards and household than household allied act;· 'Industry 'Industry vities Veal V(b) III M F, M F M F F 2 24 25 26 2.7 28 2.9 30 31 T 153 17 302 31 1.282 93 Ri 153 17 302 31 1,282 93 U Muttsar Tahsil (Part) 86 Bhangchari (58) 13 7 88 Lakhmi rean ( 41) 6 8 90 Tamkot (39) 13 9 2. 4 91 Dabra' (59) 93 Phulewala ( 38) 4 94 Mehrajwala (37) 3 5 125 Karniwala (25) 140 Kingra (163 ) 3 8 141 Ghumar Khera ( 164) 21 142 Rathrian (158) 3 27 143 Danewala (165) 7 138 53 144 Sekhu ( 166) 3 145 Jandwala Chart ( 167) 2 5 4 7 Singh 146 Malwala ( 168) 147 Katorewala (169) 10 2 32 148 Enakhera ( 170) 3 4 16 149 Virk Khera ( 171) 5 150 Alamwala ( J 72) 20 22 20 3 151 Jhorar ( 190 I 5 19 152 Aulakh ( 191) 3 13 153 Ramnagar Khazan ( 192) 2. Singh 401 CUSUS ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-workers workers Constructions Trade and Transport, other VI commerce storage and services VII communications IX V11 I M F M F M F M F F M F 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 211 1 710 8 339 1 2,321 196 160 3.048 24.665 46.228 211 710 8 339 2,321 196 160 3.048 24.665 46.228 3 8 ~- 27 ·2 ~'- 680 1,304 6 18 226 496 1 15 2S 2 77 393 . 449 598 1 5 7 82 246 251' 12 21 496 849 15 19 3 236 266 . 424 11 152 262 14 6 13 2 199 451 8 3 7 303 553 12 4 88 7 413 743 9 6 16 42 6 543 1.058 ! 2 4 171 334 14 10 2 21 655 1,235 7 15 3 -- 140 332 4 17 11 27 408 724 2 9 2 68 4 732 1.490 14 26 2 368 674 2 24 7 49 4 221 970 1.729 2 22 2 90 6 19 153 887 1.596 6 16 2 76 10 496 999 1 4 2 20 179 347 402 VILLAGE PRIMARY "AtOUT C.D. BLOCK Loca Name of village . Area of NO. of NO. of Total population Total population tion (with Hadbast No.) v t llage occu house (in~luding insti in the age group code tn hec pied holds tutional and house 0-6 No. tares & res·t less population) of C.D. dential blockl houses townl ward in sq. kms. p M F p: M F ,1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 "uktsar Tahsil (Part) 154 Sanke (193) 588.00 209 209 1.170 619 551 193 95 98 155 Khaneki Dhab (189) 764.00 282 282 1.702 889 813 296 150 146 156 Ratta Khera ( 173) 797.00 222 229 1,520 804 716 227 120 107 157 Bodiwala Kharalt (174) 1,099.00 418 443 2,614 1,360 1,234 382 189 193 Singh 158 Shergarh Gian Singh( 187) 792.00 266 267 1.872 966 906 329 no 159 159 Bha 1erian ( 188) 745.00 248 263 1.393 723 670 205 112 93 160 Lakkarwa la ( 194) 1,083.00 393 393 2 • 165 1. 142 . 1.023 342 182 160 161 Tarkhanwala (196) 1,348.00 526 526 2.821 1.521 1,300 414 235 179 162 Khunan (195) 1,490.00 569 596 3.392 1.786 1.606 579 304 275 163 Bham (201) 2.008.00 643 644 3,485 1.828 1,657 580 305 275 164 Urang· (197) 972.00 338 338 1,940 1.010 930 331 164 167 165 Paniwa1a Fatta (185) 1,012.00 388 435 2.427 1.314 1.113 389 220 169 166 Midda (186) 1,464.00 444 478 2.664 1.431 1,233 457 241 216 167 Moh1an ( 176) 1,252.00 397 399 2,273 1,178 1.095 321 181 140 168 Ratta T1bba. (147) 882.00 252 253 1,541 815 726 244 142 102 169 Patti Karam ( 148) 687.00 207 207 1.241 652 589 207 120 87 170 Ran1wala (175) 1,163.00 399 402 2.663 1,399 1,264 416 216 200 171 Aspa 1 (152) 1,199.00 328 328 1.730 917 8U 311 169 142 172 Sarawan ( 153) 2,872.00 805 805 4.741 2.532 2.209 686 375 311 173 Katianwa.1i ( 117) 1.195.00 324 336 2.086 1.077 1.009 337 174 163 174 Pakk 1 Tibb 1 ( 116) 928.00 274 274 1.548 826 722 273 146 127 175 Gurusar (58) 1.152.00 248 248 1,593 868 725 271 159 112 ) 176 Dabwa 11 Dhab (56 ) 930.00 295 295 1,839 960 879 266 129 137 177 Kab.rwa 1a (57) 1.017.00 289 289 1,812 987 825 291 161 130 403 CEISUS ABSTRACT Scheduled Scheduled Literate$ INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS castes tribes Total main cultivators Agricultural workers I labourers (I-IX) II M F M F M F M F M F M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 240 212 303 177 388 172 182 469 411 356 192 463 11 152 239 2 153 139 319 175 503 8 374 97 465 409 642 349 832 99 406 326 97 426 407 409 248 531 3 249 248 2 294 258 ·280 265 429 2 193 201 501 423 442 221 725 121 366 20 308 94 723 611 681 413 861 254 290 431 239 872 769 586 337 1,083 24 449 2 508 17 963 859 626 377 1,088 43 355 604 38 584 516 388 233 604 5 179 383 660 528 529 299 815 31 303 2 387 17 481 363 587 334 825 18 460 224 605 522 584 377 645 3 251 320 333 280 372 232 491 3 216 196 285 257 310 211 357 4 163 139 219 214 546 301 794 94 583 34 141 57 496 437 377 175 548 292 148 45 341 247 883 770 1,065 516 1,426 49 839 409 47 183 167 503 279 592 4 338 182 3 227 185 368 196 453 7 209 199 3 164 149 417 220 492 3 309 89 2 239 218 571 342 519 88 265 2 124 83 294 233 516 296 551 20 216 226 5 404 VILLAGE PRIMARY "ALOUl C.O. BLOCK Loca· Name of village INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS tion (with Hadbast No.) code L'lvestock. Mining and Manufacturing. Manufacturing. No. forestry. fish- quarrying processing. processing; 1ng. hunting IV servicing and servicing and and plantations. repairs in repairs in other orchards and household than household allted acti- industry industry vities veal V(b) III M F M F M F M F 2 24 2S 26 27 28 29 30 31 Muttser Tahsil (Part) 154 Saonke ( 193) 155 Khane Kt Dhab (189) 5 3 12 3 10 156 Ratta Khera ( 173) 19 7 157 BOdiwala Kharak ( 174) 6 39 Stngh 158 Shergarh Gian Singh(187) 2 3 159 Bhalerian ( 188) 3 3 160 Lakkarwala ( 194) 3 6 1 161 Tarkhallwa'a (196) ZZ 4 6 162 Khunan ( 195) 2 14 163 Sham. (201 ) 2 7 12 164 Urang ( 197) 6 165 Paniwala Fatta ( 185) 2 3 1 75 8 166 Midda (la6) 16 72 16 167 Moh1an (176 ) Z 4 168 Ratta Ttbba (147) 2 4 169 Patti Karam (148 ) 5 5 6 170 Raniwa1a (175) 8 2 171 Aspal (152) 8 4 172 Sarawan (153 ) -- 15 7 173 Katianwa 11 ( 117) 4 13 174 Pakk i T1bb1 (116) 3 2 175 Gurusar (58) 2 20 176 Dabwalt Dhab (56 ) 6 5 32 177 Kabarwala (57) 7 19 Z 405 CENSUS ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-workers workers Constructions . Trade and Transport • Other VI cOllRlerce storage and services VII communications IX VIII M F M F M F M F M F M F 32 33 34 35 36 31 38 39 40 41 42 43 5 25 231 551 3 8 2 32 3 36 173 390 629 4 4 3 2 180 301 528 13 8 3 31 548 1,135 5 -- 3 3 18 4 16 431 881 8 2 19 2 294 668 7 9 24 6 417 902 18 28 7 58 11 660 1,046 3 13 2 91 5 106 103 1,476 3 27 2 76 5 2 89 738 1,525 3 10 21 5 2 204 404 721 11 2 32 2 499 1,082 4 11 4 33 2 606 1.215 2 21 44 3 533 1,092 3 4 8 58 3 223 324 500 2 13 3 21 4 167 295 418 3 18 5 33 3 5 14 600 1,156 11 14 -_ 22 6 99 363 422 4 25 16 110 2 1,106 2.160 4 5 8 37 485 1,005 11 31 2 371 715 11 14 45 376 722 8 12 4 63 3 441 791 5 17 7 53 13 436 805 .// ,. 406 VILLAGE PRIMARY "ALOUI C.D. BLOCK Loca- !':lame of village Area of No. of No. of Total population Total population tion (with Hadbast No.) village occu- house- (including insti- in the afe group code in hec- pied holds tutfona1 and house- 0--6 No. tares & resi- less population) of C.D. dentia1 block/ houses townl ward in sq. kms. p M F P M F' 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Muktsar Tatts i1 (Part) 178- Karamga.rh ( 155) 1,202.00 199 199 1,185 628 557 221 113 108 179 Bhagwanpura (154) 1,213.00 241 241 1,382 708 674 227 108 119 180 Malout ( 156) 2,554.00 1,148 1,148 5,944 3,348 2,596 922 511 411 181 Burjan (55 ) 1,662.00 634 636 3,994 2,113 1,881 686 363 323 182 Chhapianwa 11 ( 157) 962. DO 293 293 1,745 9D7 838 314 158 156 183 1(0 lianwa, 1i (54) 1,281.00 244 244 1,466 779 687 248 130 118 184 $hamkot ( 53) 1,682.00 377 377 2,640 1,421 1,219 473 253 220 URIAI : 407 CENSUS ABSTRACT . Scheduled Scheduled . Literates INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS castes tribes Total main Cultivators Agri cu ltura 1 workers I labourers (I-IX) II M F M F M F M F M F M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 181 152 246 119 364 16 190 142 16 183 180 311 205 380 6 191 92 3 970 800 1,794 880 2,032 53 530 487 2 1,036 885 1,030 ·663 . 1,160 38 381 2 384 14 .' 497 461 454 266 512 10 176 197 7 162 133 375 201 468 9 281 107 342 310 599 284 794 461 275 408 VILLAGE PRIMARY MALOUT C.D. BLOCK Loca Name of vl1lage INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS tion (with Hadbast No.) code L1Yestock. Mining and Manufacturing. Manufacturing. No. fbrestry. fish quarrying processing. processing. ing. hunting IV servicing and servicing and and plantations. repairs in repairs in other orchards and household than household a 1lied acti industry industry vities V( a)· V(b) III M F M F M F F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Nuttlar Tahlil (Part). 178 Karamgarh (155) 3 179 Bhagwanpura (154) 6 1 32 180 Malout ( 156) 10 19 456 5 181 Burjan (55 ) 11 32 5 78 182 Chhap1anwal1 (157) 14 16 183 Kol1anwal1 (54) 5 12 4 13 2 184 Shallkot ( 53) 1 4 5 URIM: 409 CENSUS ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS M&1"91na1 workers .. ---~------.------Constructions Trllde and Transport. Other VI collllllerce storage and serVices VB communications IX Vlll M F M F M F H F M F M F 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 6 23 264 541 4-- 10 20 25 2 328 668 20 87 105 318 43 1,316 2.543 9 37 12 216 17 254 953 1,589 21 32 21 34 2 Hili 395 640 2 19 8 21 3 311 678 10 4 33 250 . 627 969 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT MUKTSAR C.D. BLOCK 412 VILLAGE PRIMARY MUKTSAR C.D. 8LOCK Lcca- Name of vi llage Area of No. of No. of Total population Total population 'I tion (with Hadbast No.) village occu- house- (including insti in the age group code ; n hec pied holds tutional and house 0--6 No. tares & res i- less population) of C.D. dential blocj(/ houses townl ward in sq. kms. p M F p M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 . 10 11 T 825.43 2~,779 25,151 148,357 79.533 68,824 22.840 12,225 10,615 R 825.43 24,779 25,151 148,357 79,533' 68.824 22.840 12.225 10,615 U Muktsar Tahsil (Part) Jagat Singhwala (154) 740.00 160 160 874 476 398 118 54 64 2 Mukand Singhwala (153) 950.00 115 ,115 647 335 312 126 66 60 3 Maan Singhwala (152) 975.00 485 485.3,1361,657 1,479 506 257 249 4 Bhangewala (151) 1,129.00 238 238 1,301 692 609 180 92 88 5 S eerwa 1i (149 ) 1,428.00 352 352 2.1871,166 1,021 332 174 158 6 Wangal (148) 520.00 57 57 335 179 156 36 18 18 7 Randhawa (147) 272.00 43 43 214 113 101 32 17 15 8 Dohak (146) 870.00 328 328 1.939 1,013 926 329 J69 160 9 Chak Dohak (145) 285.00 2 2 18 s 10 2 10 Budhimal (144) 443.00 86 86 539 301 238 77 51 26 11 Jandoke ( 143) 798.00 192 192 1, l 04 566 538 199 96 103 12 Sakanwa 11 (142) 720.00 177 192 1,008 554 454 l48 88 60 13 Lubhanianwali (139) 1,405.00 219 2H 1.316 683 633 232 125 107 14 Najabat Kokrian (138) 303.00 16 16 117 56 61 18 8 10 15 Landaroda (137) 652.00 139 139 861 456 405 133 81 52 16 Kanianwa 1; ('50) 1 ,472 • 00 ' 552 552 2,885 1,535 1,350 559 304 255 17 Shivpura (136) 629.00 117 117 557 3 02 2 55 84 59 25 18 Mangatker ( 134) 529.00 142 148 889 461 428 150 82 68 .19 Hurpur Kirpa lke ( 135) 938.00 160 160 1,134 588 546 175 94 8 ) 20 Chak Jawahar (130) 1 , 244 • 00 163 163 1.058 560 498 211 107 104 Singllwala 21 Roranwa11 ( 122) 826.00 238 241 1.287 691 596 221 llJ JOG 413 CENSUS ABSTRACT Scheduled Scheduled Literates INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS castes tribes Total main Cu It; vator s Agricu ltura 1 workers 1 labourers ( I - IX) II M F M F M F M F M F M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 33.732 29.015 33.121 18.319 46.996 1.269 20.812 118 19.009 779 33.732 29.015 33.121 18.319 46.996.1.269 20.812 118 19.009 779 41 44 171 88 276 249 3 214 184 69 21 178 42 120 909 848 551 243 986 5 441 455 3 274 215 310 213 462 3 239 158 316 297 474 274 722 4 472 209 25 22 64 33 130 104 24 26 21 43 31 76 71 3 583 524 364 200 598 144 239 13 324 129 4 3 4 3 55 40 126 79 174 138 31 227 224 182 97 320 2 179 125 231 187 218 105 337 3 158 144 2 206 176 255 187 384 245 119 3 3 29 34 37 33 3 61 48 177 118 294 227 47 1.062 924 505 265 913 6 298 554 171 142 113 59 198 61 130 155 154 191 120 287 17 193 88 16 61 55 270 165 347 298 41 311 276 165 81 377 120 249 191 . 160 271 172 40}_. _ 38 268 9 116 .26 414 YllUl&E PRIIIMY _tSM C.D. BLOCIT LOCI- M•• e of village INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS tion (with H.dbast No.) code Livestock. Mining and Manufacturing. Manufacturing. "0. forutry. fish- quarrying processing. processing. ing. hunting IV servicing and servicing and and p lantat ions repairs in repairs in other orchards and household than household allied acti- industry industry v it ies V(a) V(b) III M F M F M F M F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 T 173 3 7 340 • 950 27 • 173 3 7 340 • '50 27 U "uUsar talts t1 'Part) J.gat Singha 1a ( 154) 5 2 "ukand Singhwala ( 153) 3 Maan S1nghwa1a (152 ) 6 2 -- 4 Bllang.ala (151 ) 5 9 5 Seerwali (149) 6 Wanga' (148 ) 7 Randhawa (147 ) 8 Doh.k (146 ) 5 3 9 Chak Dohak ( 145) 10 Budh111a1 (144 ) 11 Jandoke (143) 4 12 Sakanwal1 (142 ) 17 13 Lubhan1lnwa.11 ( 139) 1 14 Rajabat Kokr1an (138) lS Land.rod. (137) 4 16 Kan1anw.li (150) 1 3 4 17 Sh1vpura ( 136) 18 Mang.tker (134 ) 19 "urpur Kirpalke ( 135) 20 Ch.t Jawahar (130 ) S1ngh_al. 21 Roranwali ( 122) 6 415 CEIISUS ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-workers workers Construct1ons Trade and Transport. Other VI commerce storage aild services VII communications IX VI II M F H F M F H F M F M F 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 358 4 23 194 4 3,472 303 65 806 32,472 66.749 358 4 23 194 4 3,472 303 65 806 32.472 66.749 1 4 13 200 397 11 4 157 312 9 73 671 1.474 2 16 6 . -- 27 3 230 606 • 1 12 26 3 444 1.017 2 49 i56 9 37 92 12 15 2 415 782 1 4 10 5 127 237 3 8 2 246 536 3 15 217 451 2 16 299 632 19 61 8 3 3 162 405 1 27 24 4 622 1.344 5 104 255 5 174 411 3 5 241 546 7 183 498 10 7 3 8 138 276 420 416 YILlAGE PRIMARY MUKTSAR C.I>-. BLOCI( I Loca- Name of village Area of No. of No. of Total population Total population tion (with Hadbast No.) village occu- house- (lnc luding insti in the age group code in hec pied holds tutional and house 0-6 No. tares & resi- less.. population) of C.D. dential bloc k/ houses town/ ward in sq. kms. p M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 B 9 10 11 Muktsar Tahs1l (Part) 22 Chak Kala Singhwala( 126) 1,026.00 241 241 1,365 718 647 268 150 118 23 Birwanwali (l3l) 1,032.00 217 217 1,549 808 741 248 124 124 24 Attari ( 129) 514.00 73 73 453 245 208 76 43 33 25 Fatanwala (127 ) 1.059.00 294 297 },745 9)3 832 344 173 171 26 Chak Badha i ( 113) 609.00 45 45 307 161 146 43 26 17. 27 Chak Attar; (128) 418.00 108 108 681 367 314 H7 59 58 Saddarwa1a 28 Saddarwala (111) 1.125.00 195 196 1,438 761 617 185 98 87 29 Kot,11 Dewan (l 08) 684.00 258 258 },427 765 662 164 113 51 30 Lambi Ohab (109) 568.00 179 179 947 487 460 140 74 66 31 Chak Lamb; Ohab (nO) 325.00 16 27 145 121 24 8 5 3 32 Gulabewala (132) 1,515.00 224 224 1,248 671 577 174 94 80 33 Jaseana (133) 789.00 283 285 1,10) 582 519 167 80 87 34 Bura Gujjar (107) 1.042.00 203 203 1.221 677 544 176 97 79 35 Udekaran (66) 1,393.00 596 596 3,6071,928 1,679 ·537 277 260 36 C'harewan ( 105) 648.00 234 234 1.353 721 632 215 1)0 105 37 Chauntra (106) 732.00 172 172 986 514 472 106 41 65 38 Marmal1u (140) 517.00 103 103 560 307 253 93 56 37 39 Sangrana ( 141 ) 998. 00 228 234 1.520 839 681 226 128 98 40 OOdan1nal1 (103) 553.00 200 200 1,256 672 584 213 105 108 41 Takhat Ma1ana (102) 271. 00 68 68 399 207 192 46 24 22 42 Jamuana (101) 367.00 90 90 486 ,61 225 71 39 . 32 43 Chak Gandha ( 100) 473.00 170 170 1,024 543 481 175 92 83 S1nghwala 44 Bar1wa 1a ( 93) 442.00 1,on 1,099 6,582 3.527 3,055 1,002 548 454 417 CENSUS ABSTRACT Scheduled Scheduled Literates INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS castes tribes Total main Cultivators Agricultural workers labourers ( I - I X) II M F M F M F F M F M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 314 273 287 191 415 4 204 195 4 150 129 313 213 510 3 378 103 2 66 65 67 21 169 114 55 551 494 324 173 534 6 151 310 3 95 66 91 71 63 51 168 92 213 122 54 136 110 :no 207 464 49 345 23 88 23 266 209 407 264 494 281 188 176 169 261 179 29 \ 159 64 16 8 101 12 89 166 13i 204 164 276 54 182 90 54 259 246 238 '22 396 184 205 46 171 137 189 146 247 157 405 6 256 2 105 681 569 884 482 1.097 10 400 422 314 269 352 176 451 4 183 160 1 138 136 240 136 328 210 87 164 132 127 51 189 67 109 i82 149 324 157 567 407 160 349 314 283 121 404 7 183 193 7 ';"1 19 4 44 'I""" ". /f; !34 5 9C 131 "3 128 57 168 88 77 162 356 317 282 128 311 3 119 352 6 1.354 1.176 1.992 1.244 1.813 63 271 418 VILLAGE PRIMARY MUKTSAR C.D. BLOCK Loca- Name of village INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS tion (with Hadbast No.) code Livestock, Mining and Manufacturing. Manufacturing, No. forestry, fish- quarrying proceSSing, processing, 1ng, hunting IV servicing and servicing and and plantations. repairs in repairs in other orchards and household than household allied acti- industry industry vities V(a) V(b) III M F M F M F M F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Muktsar Tahsil (Part) 22 Chak Ka 1a Singhwa 1a ( 126) 5 23 Birwanwa 1i ( 131 ) 3 24 Attari (,129 ) 25 F atanwa 1a ( 127) 19 8 26 Chak Badhai ( 113) 2 27 Chak Attar; ( 128) 2 Singhwala 28 Saddarwa 1a . ( 111 ) 3 4 29 Kot 11 Dewan ( 108) 3 30 Lambi Dhab ( 109) 5 31 Chak Lambi Dhab ( 110) 32 Gulabewa1a ( 132) 2 -'- 33 Jaseana ( 133) 34 Bura Gujjar ( 107) 15 35 Udekaran ( 66) 57 36 Charewan (105) 14 2 37 Chauntra ( 106) 38 Marma llu ( 140) -- 39 Sangrana ( 141 ) 40 Dodanina1i ( 103) 41 Takhat Malana ( 102) 2 42 Jamuana ( 101) 43 Chak Gandha ( 100) 9 Singhwala 44 Bariwala (93) 2 5 14 240 12 419 CENSUS ABSTRACT lNDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Marginal Mon-workers workers Constructions Trade and Transport, Other VI commerce storage and services VII communications IX VIII M F M F F M F M F M F 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 6 5 303 643 17 9 298 738 76 207 9 3 33 3 379 826 2 13 70 146 3 32 154 314 7 6 2 11 1 297 628 3 17 271 661 37 9 2 14 196 459 20 24 395 523 6 4 -- 9 186 335 7 5 2 16 2 272 538 8 46 2 160 8 831 1.669 13 4 75 3 270 628 31 186 47Z 13 118 252 272 681 6 22 268 577 4 11 73 187 3 93 225 3 18 3 232 478 39 536 6 27 327 37 34 1.713 2.958 420 VILLAGE PRIMARY MUKTSAR C.D. BLOCK Loca Name of village Area of No. of No. of Total population Total population tion (with Hadbast No.) vi llage occu-. house (including insti in the age group code in hec pted holdl tutional and house 0-6 No. tares & resi less population) of C.D. dent ial blockl houses townl ward in sq. kms. p M F p F 2 3 4 5 6 7 s 9 10 11 .r Muktsar Tahsil (Part) 45 Baja Madahar (99) ·548.00 178 118 1,158 618 540 174 96 78 I 46 Chak Baja Madahar (98) 325.00 46 46 300 171 129 55 31 24 47 Wattu (97) 820.00 251 258 1,442 780 662 186 97 89 48 Motlewala (96) 278.00 151 151 940 485 455 141 72 69 49 Chak Mot lewa la (95) 194.00 85 86 556. 297 259 93 48 45 50 Madahar Ka lan (94) 1,520.00 334 335 1,842 94.5 897 317 153 164 51 Sara'! Naga (90) 690.00 334 342 2,138 1,175 963 342 174 168 52 Samagh (88) 594.00 209 217 1,289. 714 575 179 98 8.1 53 Bari Hari (B9) 2,854.00 910 924 6 ,322 3 , 44 1 2 , 88 1 903 484 419 54 Khokhar (7) ) 765.00 321 341 2,155 1,179 976 313' 160 153 55 Chak Khokhar (70) 482.00 56 57 295 148 147 52 22 30 56 Warring (91 ) 936.00 420 420 2,431 1,275, 1,156 271 133 138 57 Sunian ( 92) 213.00 2 2 n 6 5 58 Jhabe lwa 11 ( 104) 908.00 263 263 1,635 830 805 264· 134 130 59 Haraj (69) 608.00 205 205 1,254 659 595 189 105 84 60 KotH Sangar (68) 798.00 302 302 1,892 1,021 811 272 149 123 61 Thandewa 1 a ( 67) 2,160.00 916 919 5,690 3,073 2,617 855 459 396 62 Bir Sarkar (65 ) 461.00 146 146 908 488 420 154 67 87 63 Sangu Ohaun (64) 834.00 336 336 2,104 1,091 1,013 322 172 150 64 Shu 11ar (74) 1,594.00 535 563 3,434 1,896 1,538 447 '246 201 65 Barkand i (63) 821. 00 401 416 2,280 1,200 1,080 308 159 149 66 Rupana (61) 2,453.00 . ),145 ).166 6,394 3,555 2,839 974 503 471 67 Goniana (62) 870.00 487 514 2,870 ,1, 55& 1, 314 449 240 209 68 Ruhurianwal1 (55 ) 976.00 322 322 2,009 1,038 971 303 ,157 146 421 CENSUS ABSTRACT Scheduled Scheduled Literates INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS castes tr ibes Total main Cu It i vators Agricultural workers 1abourers (I-IX) II M F H F M F M F M F M F 12 13 14 15 16 18 20 21 22 23 195 178 165 72 388 252 123 48 26 87 36 110 85 22 211 183 303 184 530 3 311 202 2 99 114 264 127 308 211 82 70 66 138 83 163 2 ',08 42 285 266 -- 429 277 539 7 250 208 641 556 493 164 673 2 179 347 410 300 248 136 400 2 141 229 1,374 1,140 1,259 715 2,008 2 1,050 713 321 278 526 342 661 9 367 196 5 103 101 35 10 83 4 22 58 4 489 441 385 202 834 6 404 315 2 4 4 250 239 379 206 499 251 151 253 216 218 164 400 2 204 145 478 409 471 233 619 12 303 246 10 1,150 914 1,319 806 1,868 19 969 551 9 231 211 296 16 273 5 60 147 426 406 532 323 615 18 304 4 190 3 679 550 745 286 1,173 6 599 423 663 582 452 235 727 11 255 430 2 1.697 1,455 1,515 813 2,086 86 596 3 942 62 156 686 51'1 283 885 26 221 492 15 552 449 516 298 639 254 281 422 VILLAGE PRIMARY !fUICTSAR C.D. BLOCK Loca- Name of village INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS t ion (with Hadbast No.) code Livestock, Mining and Manufacturing, Manufacturing, No. forestry, fish- quarrying processing, processing, lng, hunting IV se,.vicing and servicing alld and plantations, repairs in repairs in other orchards and household than househo ld allied acti- industry industry vities VIa) V(b) III M F M F M F M F i 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Muktsar Tahsil (Part) 45 Baja Madahar (99 ) 46 Chak Baja Madahar (98) 47 Wattu (97) -- 48 Motlewala (96) , 49 Chak Mot1ewa1a (95) 3 50 Madahar Kalan (94) . 7 9 51 Sarai Naga (90) 4 29 23 52 Samagh (88 ) 2 53 Bari Hari (89) ) 8 21 -- 54 Khokhar ( 71) 5 14 2 55 Chak Khokhar ( 70) 56 Warring (91 ) 7 3 7 , 57 Sunian ( 92) 58 Jhabe lwa 1i (104 ) 2 11 59 Haraj (69) 5 2 60 Kot 1'1 San gar (68) 5 4 61 Thandewa 1a (67 ) 8 22 62 Bir Sarkar (65 ) 4 63 Sangu Dhaun (64) 22 4 64 Bhullar (74) 65 Barkandi (63) 2 4 66 Rupana ( 61 ) 7 23 141 3 67 Goniana (62) 4 26 4 68 Ruhurianwa1i (55 ) 2 11 21 423 CENSUS ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-workers workers Constructions Trade and Transport, Other 'VI commerce storage and services VII communications IX VI II M F M F M f M F M F M F 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 1 12 230 540 3 61 129 6 10 250 659 7 8 177 454 9 2 134 257 9 19 "1 36 7 406 889 4 22 8 56 2 502 961 10 18 2 3.14 573 14 92 5 98 2 1~3 1,433 2,756 3 13 61 4 S18 967 .-- 3 65 143 59 13 3 23 5 441 1,150 2 5 5 5 68 331 804 10 33 3 3 2S6 590 11 2 47 402 859 8 33 2 268 10 1,20S 2,598 8 6 48 5 21S 415 1 3 25 2 68 5 475 995 25 122 6 -- 722 1,532 1S 3 21 5 473 "1,069 6 113 2 22 236 16 7 9 1.462 2,744 11 40 4 87 S 671 1,288 5 16 4 45 399 970 424 VILLAGE PRIMARY HilI{ TSAR C. D. BLOCK Loca- Name of village Area of No. of No. of Total population Total population tion (with Hadbast No.i village occu- house- (including insti- in the age group code Tn hec pied holds tutional and house- 0-6 No. ta.res & resi- less population) of C.O. dential block! houses town/ ward in sq. kms. p Jot F p M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Muktsar Tahsil (Part) 69 Muktsar (Rura1) (54) 4,914.00 204 238 1,346 788 558 ·262 168 94 70 Ba l1amgarh (52) 1,016.00 435 448 2 , 6 53 1 ,454 J , 1 99 441 237 204 71 Badhai (112) 880.00 394 394 1,749 926 823 276 152 124 72 Maur (53) 580.00 198 198 1,168 604 564 162 85 77 73 Akalgarh (114) 781.00 153 166 1,004 530 474 158 101 57 74 Ramgarh (115) 885.00 294 294 1,820 940 880 263 130 133 75 Chak Madrasa (117) 733.00 202 202 1,201 650 551 149 88 51 76 Madr asa (50 I 486.00 132 132 926 500 426 103 46 57 77 Lakhewali (49) 1.426.00 70 J 740 4.308 2,388 1,920 599 401 298 78 Samenwa 1; (47) 1,242.00 432 432 2,305 1,197 1,108 396 206 190 79 Nandgarh (46) 828.00 372 372 2,246 1,195 1,051 383 204 179 80 Gander (45) 1,)68.00 269 269 1,675 899 77 6 188 116 72 8·1 Chak Ch'ibranwali (43) 1,694.00 539 539 2,993 1,627 1,366 501 272 229 82 Chi branwa 1; (44 ) 870.00 322 334 1,929 1,060 869 319 175 144 83 Bhagsar ( 51) 3,104.00 908 930 5,754 3,079 2,675 884 484 400 84 Chak Maha.n Bhaddar (56) 825.00 82 82 408 225 183 77 45 31 85 Mahan Bhaddar ( 57) 993.00 634 634 3,528 1,908 1,620 577 315 Z6Z 87 Khunde Hala 1 (42 ) 992.00 344 352 1 , 71 9 922 79 7 212 156 116 89 Chalo: Takkat (40 J 513.00 131 131 765 383 382 112 56 56 92 Dhagana (60) 853.00 230 232 1 ,48 1 77 5 706 200 107 93 95 Chak DLinewa la (36 I 830.00 199 199 1,224 655 569 193 101 92 URBAN : 425 CENSUS ~BSnAC' Scheduled Scheduled literates INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS castes tribes Total main Cultivators Agricultural workers labourers (1- IX 1 II M F M F M F M F M F M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 300 231 207 79 406 21 53 173 648 519 638 344 921 14 402 411 5 501 418 409 228 565 4 214 319 2 264 248 28f 182 362 2 168· 165 126 110 256 155 315 5 135 101 4 345 324 475 322 565 5 27.1 197 266 215 289· 141 328 4 170 112 169 138 214 no 328 183 144 1.248 971 1. 100 673 1.377 41 264 2 582 3 730 681 455 270 702 104 259 2 395- 100 458 425 418 214 676 8 349 268 321 248 354 184 553 6 339 202 5 1.142 925 760 365 948 16 185 649 3 617 50S 347 162 5.49 73 127 312 62 1.489 1.240 1.216 683 1.766 33 777 2 726 12 166 126 47 34 15.1 12 26 12.1 11 926 769 820 387 1.085 13 389 2 532 606 511 400 190 550 46 160 3 352 34 241 232 183 120 216 3 77 121 2 336 290 362 224 442 4 189 186 281 225 27(1 167 378 2 87 204 426 VILLAGE PRIMARY HUKTSAR C.D. BLOCK Loca- Name of village lNDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS tion (with Hadbast No.) code Livestock. Mining and Manufacturing, Manufacturing, No. forestry, fisn. quarrying processing, processing, lng. hunting IV servicing and servicing and and plantations, repair:s in repairs in other orchards and household than household a llied acti industry industry vities Vo(a) V(b) III M. F M F M F M F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Muktsar Tahsil (Part) 69 Muktsar (Rural) (54) 74 70 Ba 11 amgarh (52) 9 15 3 71 Badha; ( 112) 2 4 72 Maur (53) 3 73 Aka1garh ( 114) 6 3 74 Ramgarh ( 115) 3 9 9 75 Chak Madrasa ( 117) 2 17 76 Madrasa (50) 77 Lakhewa1i ( 49) \l 11 94 78 Samenwa 1 i (47) 5 79 Nandgarh (46) 25 80 Gander (45) 81 Chak Chibranwa 1; (43) 5 19 82 Chibranwali (44 ) 11 12 83 Bhagsar (51 ) 7 2 46 13 84 Chak Mahan Bhaddar (56) 85 Mahan Bhaddar (57) 2 14 87 Khunde Halal (42 ) 11 6 89 Chak Takkot ( 40) 2 92 Dhangana (60) 3 9 95 Chak Dunewa la (36 ) 5 3 URBAN : 427 CENSUS ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-workers ------workers Constructions Trade and Transport, Other VI commerce storage and serv1ces VII commun1cat1ons IX VI11 M F H F M F M F M F M F 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 8 111 79 21 382 537 5 28 2 2 -- 46 7 533 '.185 8 17 2 361 819 8 3 13 242 56·2 20 7 4 38 11 11 204 45& 29 10 36 4 375 875 3 8 16 3 322 547 172 425 4 183 3 225 34 1,01\ 1,878 9 33 2 2 69 493 935 33 8 519 1,043 6 6 346 770 7 13 3 67 12 679 1,350 24 63 10 29 177 482 619 10 32 2 2 153 14 110 1,312 2.532 4 74 171 4 41 103 10 823 1,607 3 4 6 4 8 ,. 119 371 632 4 5 5 2 167 377 9 9 8 29 4 333 702 9 21 3 46 . 277 567 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT KOT BHAll AT GIDDARBARA C.D. BLOCK 430 VILLAGE PRIMARY I.Gt altAI At tiUlO ••AHI. C.O. BLOC( Loca- Name of village Area of No. of No. of Total population Total population tion (with Hadba$t Ko.) vinage occu- house- (including insti in the age group code in~hect pied holds tutional and house 0-6 No. ares & resi- less population) of C.D. dential block! houses town/ ward in sq. kms. p M F p M F 2 3 4 5 6 • 7 8 9 10 11 T 601.28 20,407 20,60g 129,216 68,514 60,702 20,108 10.690 9.418 \ R 601.28 20,407 20,609 129,216 68,514 60,702 20,108 10,690 9.418 u Muktsar Tahsil (Part) 96 sotha (35) 1.327.00 491 491 2,827 1,520 1,307 402 205 197 97 Duhewa'a (34) 843.00 257 257 1.571 842 729 222 128 94 98 Chak Giljewa1a ·(32) 259.00 161 161 1.069 548 521 161 74 87 99, Khunan Khurd (33) 551.00 272 272 1.663 884 779 255 147 108 100 Giljewala ( 31) 806.00 366 366 2.266. 1.196 1.070 297 163 134 101 Manhnwala (30) 433.00 116 116 734 396 338 108 62 46 102 Sukhna Ablu (76) 1.904.00 638 638 4.480 2.387 2.093 692 365 327 103 Doda (75) 4.346.00 1.431 1,480 9.572 5.031 4.541 1.479 771 708 104 Kauni (83) 3,030.00 936 936 5,825 3,101 2.724 852 461 391 105 Khirkianwala (73) 663.00 390 391 2,340 1.238 1.102 344 191 153 106 Bhutt iwa 1a (7Z) 1.564.00 507 507 3.170 1,700 1 .470 " 475 251 224 107 IAssa Buttar (84) 877 .00 390 390 2.429 1.262 1.167 385 174 211 108 surewa 1a (87) 1.030.00 509 516 3.077 1.646 1.431 410 215 195 109 Kishanpura (86) 491.00 203 203 1,367 733 634 195 ge 97 110 Gurri Sangar (85) 851.00 345 345 2.344 1.213 1.131 303 162 141 111 Lohara ( 77) 622.00 198 -198 1.304 706 598 200 114 86 112 Ohu1kot (82) 983.00 3.1 1 318 2.125 1.116 1.009 354 192 162 113 Malan (81) 3.151.00 1.010 1.016 6.426 3,420 3.006 1.053 573 480 114 KotHablu (80) 3.482.00 992 1,002 6.599 3,567 3.032 986 540 446 115 Buttar Sarien (78) 776.00 270 283 1.852 1,008 844 246 125 121 'Hi Sllala'iana (19) 2.910.00 a23 a23 5,331 2.841 2.490 897 477 420 117 Oot'l an (11) 672.00 290 293 1.839 1.011 828 282 144 138 118 Sah ib Chand (12) 1,011.00 353 353 2,050 1,079 971 333 179 '54 431 CENSUS ABSTRACT Scheduled Scheduled Literates INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS castes tribes Total main Cultivators Agricultural workers I labourers (I-IX) 11 M 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 ;:3.457 20,405 27,384 15,483 39,824 1,702 21,675 286 13,281 1,142 Z3,451 ZO,405 Z7,384 15.483 39,824 1,70Z Zl,675 Z86 13,Z81 l,14Z 558 496 604 j58 908 7 485 269 2 264 244 370 199 539 36 324 187 31 295 265 252 104 308 129 163 401 328 421 222 480 223 208 549 482 508 287 686 16 337 259 145 123 147 57 233 141 81 1.014 826 1.000 594 1.409 20 699 499 9 1,698 1,507 2,149 1,228 2.818 89 1,420 4 883 66 1.115 930 1.324 840 1,811 74 916 11 691 38 523 450 51 296 770 13 358 309 667 555 737 445 949 2 481 376 419 387 630 352 752 13 376 270 2 604 557 661 352 1,060 33 580 337 24 168 154 297 157 425 7 300 89 489 439 458 Z63 713 6 390 287 290 227 315 161 570 488 322 131 227 354 351 290 408 236 620 4 388 187 2 840 727 1.203 669 1.927 38 1,218 496 27 1,055 873 1,216 630 2,041 26 1.233 679 21 277 22·9 364 147 622 394 147 766 620 990 584 1.706 74 1,074 12 469 59 310 251 349 171 585 4 380 158 389 350 454 255 632 14 313 204 4 432 VILLAGE PR IMARY KOT BHAI AT GIDDARBARA C.D. BLOCK loca- Name of v·qlage INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF· MAIN WORKERS tion (with Hadbast No.) code livestock. Mining and Manufacturing. Manufacturing, No. forestry, fish- quarrying processing. processing. lng, hunting IV servicing and servicing and and p lantat ions. repairs in repairs in other orchards and househ~\d than househ~ld a.\lied acti- industry industry vit1es V(a) V(b) III M F M F M F M F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 T' 231 2 298 33 490 34 R 231 2 298 33 490 34 U Muktsar Tahsil (Part) 96 Sotha (35 ) 20 4 26 97 Duhewa1a (34 ) 8 4 98 Chak Gi1jewala (32) 99 Khunan Khurd (33 ) 10 100 Gi1 jewa 1a (31 ) 8 4 6 13 101 Man~anwa1a ((30) 102 Sukijna Ab1u (76 ) 9 11 21 103 DOd~ (75) 18 42 62 104 Kaun; (83) 7 11 5 32 105 Khirkianwa1a (73) 6 10 5 3 106 Bhuttiwala (72 ) 2 3 4 107 Assa Buttar (84) 2 10 6 108 Surewala (87) 9 22 8 109 Kishanpura (86) 3 4 2 110 Gurri Sangar (85) 4 4 111 Lohara (77 ) 112 Ohu1kot (82) 2 14 3 113 Malan (81 ) 8 3 20 2 00 114 Kut1idblLi (SC) .) , .. , 4 2 115 Buttar Sarien (/8) 2 2 2 116 B~illa1ana (79 ) 4 14 ;: 16 117 Chotian ( 11 ) 4 \\8 Sahib Chand ( 12) 15 22 3 23 4 433 CENSUS ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY or MAIN WORKERS Marglna 1 Non-work.ers workers Constructions Trade and Transport, Other VI commerce storage and services VII communications IX VIII F M F M f M F F M 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 273 783 11 212 2,581 193 90 ~,641 28,600 55,359 273 783 11 212 2,581 193 90 3,641 28,600 55,359 8 18 17 61 3 612 1,300 6 11 303 693 2 . 13 240 520 3 6 3 26 404 778 9 20 2 41 3 510 1,054 . 1 9 163 337 3 28 2 137. 8 129 978 1,944 42 117 16 218 17 9 543 2,204 3,909 4 26 10 114 19 16 944 1,274 1,706 19 3 61 7 468 1,089 11 2 70 2 86 750 1,382 35 51 10 510 1,154 10 10 84 8 66 586 1,332 5 3 19 5 135 307 492 6 21 6 500 1,125 3 15 2 3 136 107 3 13 10 2 2 496 1,003 19 34 2 10 119 7 1,493 2,968 III i5 I. 13 .H:\ '1\13 1,4Hb i,rill..) 14 2 59 386 843 16 65 8 40 1,135 2,416 7 Z 2 33 426 824 9 9 2 ... 35 2 5 396 442 561 434 YIl.I .. AGE PR IMARY KOT BHAI AT GIDDARBAHA C.D. BLOCK ~oca- Name of village Area of No. of No. of Total population Total population tion (with Hadbast No.) vi l1age occu- house- (including ins-ti in the age group code 'In hect pied holds tutional and house 0-6 No. ares & resi- less population) of C.D. dential blockl houses townl ward in \., sq. kms. p M F p F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 Huktsar Tahsil (Part) 119 Chhatiana ( 13) 1,002.00 485 485 2,924 1,540 1,384 459 233 226 120 Rokha1a (14) 879.00 295 295 1;723 915 808 203 105 98 121 Sekh (29) 433.00 133 133 800 403 397 161 77 84 122 Samagh (28) (:93.00 244 244 1.487 797 690 238 124 114 123 Lan Oewala (27 ) 745.00 211 211 I 1,307 731 576 201 119 82 124 Bhundar (26)' 1,218.00 383 385 2.488 1,327 1,161 459 249 210 126 Baddian (24) 1 ,104.00 346 346 2,279 1,177 1,102 355 181 174 127 Kuraiwa1a (~3) 1,266.00 570 584 3.783 2,026 1,757 653 365 288 128 Gurusar ( 22 ) 2 ,.433 .00 769 769 4.664 2,488 2,176 656 372 284 129 Madhir ( 15) 1 ,504 .00 503 503 3,259 1,720 1,539 539 281 258 130 Buttar (Bakuha) (16) 966.00 254 254 896 760 276 146 130 131 Kot Bhai (10) 4,798.00 1,541 1,542 9.665 5,102 4,563 1,498 834 664 132 Peor; (6) 1,311.00 436 438 3 •.064 1,664 1,400 477 252 225 133 Doula (8) 1,130.00 457 457 2,690 1,410 1,280 436 215 221 134 Bharu (9 ) 769.00 342 356 2.180 1.115 1.065 379 206 173 135 Husner (17) 2,079.00 597 669 4.036 2,067 1,969 632 314 318 136 Baban; (20) 545.00 199 199 1.057 559 498 204 109 95 137 Ghagg-a (21) 1,284.00 432 432 2,652 1,390 1,262 435 223 212 138 Theri ( 19 ) 1 , 725 • 00 518 518 2.447 1.269 1,178 452 227 225 139 Fakarsar (18) 1,562.00 433 434 2,795 1.473 1,322 464 24'7 217 . . Urban : ...... ' .. 435 - Scheduled Schedul.d L1t.... tu INDUSTRIAL CATEIOlY OF MAIN WORIERS castes tribes Total •• 1n Cultivators Agricultural workers labourers (I-IX,) II OM " F F " F M F M F M F 12 .13 14 15 16 11 18 19 20 21 22 23 142 633 696 U, 805 30 335 385 24 288 275 .. 385 ,z.~ 580 1 343 213 148 145 .. 162 84 208 .. 131 48 266 240 ,. 307 149 466 5 267 156 24~ 189 .. ' 201 191 333 ... 174 1" 609 512 .. 423 2Z1 721 133 340 52 291 75 ' 162 154 ., '563 342 674 503 88 666 531 .. 642 315 1.196 35 607 6 415 20 138 6-24 1,228 691 1,551 227 839 64 57& 160 512 527 .. , 742 438 1.049 20 540 332 15 244 226 311 1. 511 1 334 159 .. 1.545 1.397 ,. 2,379 1.274 2,868 155 1.458 2 828 121 533 431 635 303 1,006 9 529 327 4 609 556 505 247 881 2 478 355 251 226 553 312 624 2 337 131 517 509 878 479 1.188 42 732 259 7 308 308 .- 223 H2 291 137 .. 120 492 455 .. 650 365 831' \7 486 289 1-1 845 756 ., 3U 211 700 48 190 427 47 486 401 .. 601 349 771 7 434 261 2 .. • • .. • • .. •• .- -- .. .. 436 n"ME PRJ ...' ItOT _AI AT 'JIO.IAlA C.D ...oat Loea- I •• of v\l.lage IIDUSTRI~ CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS tion (wit,h Hadbast No.) cod. Livestock, Mining and Manufacturing. Manufacturing, 10. forestry, fish- quarrying processing, procening, 1ng. hunting IV servicing and servicing and and Rlantat 10ns. ' repairs t. r.pairs in oth.er orchards and househClld than houuhold .. U1ed act1- industry industry vities V(a) V(b) III • M F M F M F M F I 1 2 24 25 26 27 '28 29 30 31 Muttlar 'ahlil (P.rt) 119 ebhatiLna (l3) 7 4 1 120 Rokhala (14) t 121 Sekh (29 ) 1 8 122 S.lIa9h (28) 2 123 L.n Dewala (27 ) .. 124 Bhundar (26) 2 5 16 5 126 Baddian (24 ) 3 15 127 Kunt"ila (23) 12 • • 5 6 13 ". ' G.,runr (22) • 6 111 ",dh1r (15) 8 1 4 llG luttar (Batuha) ( 16) 131 Kot Bhai (10) 20 .. 37 3 69 1 132 Peort (6) 19 3 2'5 133 Ooula (8) 9 , 4 \ 6 134 Bharu (9) 3 ,. 31 ... .; 135 Husner ( 17) , 3 12 .. 1J6 Babani (20 ) 1 137 Gh.gga (21) 4 4 8 138 Thert' ( 19) '14 1 ·. , 1 12 lit Fakarsar ( 18) ·. 3 3 ...... : ...... • • .. 0,0 .. .. 437, CENSUS ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY O~ MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-workers workers ------~------Constructions Trade and Transport. Other VI ,co_erce storage and sel-v ices VII COIIIDluntclttons IX VIII M F M F M F M F M F M F 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 7 25 3 .. 39 5 735 1.35. 5 1 .. 15 1 142 335 115 2 2 3 12 195 397 4 8 27 3 331 685 2 8 .. 5 398 576 10 2 55 606 1.028 5 13 3 .. 44 503 1.102 10 43 .. 6 85 3 830 1.722 32 3 88 3 153 937 1.796 24 11 4 125 5 4 671 1.515 .. 2 15 .1 3 3 3~~ 756 46 79 3 24 307 17 4 2.234 ,4.404 5 5 93 5 .. 658 .1.391 2 11 16 3 1 526 1,277 6 19 28 55 2 7 6 484 1,057 9 17 18 ,138 34 879 ,,1,927 8 25 7 290 261 208 7 4 2 33 308 553 937 2 18 4 32. ' .. ... 23 569 1,107 11 4 3 52 5 .. ' 702 1,315· • • • • •• ... • • • • • • .. • • ' .. • • .'. - - - OIUIAII PRIIURl' ClDlSUS _-- - ABS1'RACT.- 440 UUAII PRIMARY I.oca· ~ame of Town/Ward Area of No. of 110. of Total population Total population tion townl occu- house· (including insti in the age group code ward in pied holds tutional and house 0--6 ,Mo. sq. kms. resi· less pop ulilt ion) dential houses p 11 F p 11 F 1 2 345 6 7 S 9 10 n I 8adhftf Kalan (I.A.C.} I.A. 1,388 1.407 8.572 4.548 4,024 1.423 746 677 1 Wctl'd - 1 \.388 \.407 8.57Z 4.546 4,0£4 \,423 746 677 11 M09a D.A. M.A. 18.156 18.909 1.10.958 58.951: 52.001 11,517 9.471 8.106 (a) Moga (M. c. ) 16.10 17.757 18.490 1.08.304 57.511 50.793 17, no, 9.217 7,893 Ward 656 965 5,306 2,856 2.4.5'0 948 530 418 :1 1,925 1,964 10,396 5.455 4,941 1,509 808 701 3 1,991 2,023 11,401 5,945 5,456 1.988 1,035 953 4 1,480 1,522 8,345 4,331 4,014 1,101 601 500 5 605 781 4,695 2,583 2.112 745 401 344 6 914 914 5,803 3,086 2,717 1.025 570 455 7 901 901 5,561 2,865 2,706 728 381 347 8 346 346 1.890 1,017 873 276 132 144 9 1.710 1,726 10.538 5,541 4.997 1.563 878 685 10 2.421 2.468 14,293 7.579 6.714 2.678 1.440 1,238 11 260 260 1.452 750 702 197 113 84 12 617 617 3.917 1.998 1.919 427 22:1 206 13 1,066 1,066 6,489 3.421 3.068 968 527 441 14 745 745 4.263 2,232 2.031 610 345 265 , 15 996 1.024 5.992 3.25' 2.14' '.202 624 518 16 1,124 1,168 7,963 4.611 3.352 1,145 611 534 (t) L.nde Ie (QrUsar INd) (0.6.) -- 95 95 451 232 2\9 59 28 31 (11) Done Ke (F1rozpur Road) (0.6.) 304 324 ".203 1.214 989 408 ZZ6 18Z III aagbapurana (I.A.C.) 6.00 2.76Z 2.76 i 17.287 8.946 1:1.:H 1 it'" ~JH I, ,,(:, 1.418 2.102 2,161 17,287 8,946 8.34' 2.943 1,525 1.418 - "'!!rd-' IY Fartdkot (I.A.) M.A. 10,339 10.426 58.52!» :'11.526 U.O'i:l ';1.::;:; I ~.10J 4.448 (.) 'ar1dkot (M.C.l 18.14 \0.269 10.356 Ward· 1 1,471 1,471 8.885 4,690 4, 19~ 1.546 837 709 441 CENSUS ABSTRACT Scheduled Scheduled t.1terates iNOUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAiN WORKERS castes tribes Total main Cu 1t i vators Agricultural workers I labourers (I-IX) II " F M F M F M F F F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 1,585 1,290 2,263 1.770 2,475 88 82? 749 14 1,585 1,290 2,263 1,770 2,475 88 827 749 14 10,405 8,799 36,875 28.018 29.970 3.047 1,883 34 3,403 490 9.888 8.372 36.165, 27.620 29,260 3.013 1,658 34 3,200 479 404 296 1,244 933 1,318 325 57 149 389 365 3.851 3,069 2,647 319 142 2 274 21 310 269 4.036 3,209 2,998 170 193 27 70 Z 153 153 3.371 2.781 2,209 250 94 51 Z 1,367 1,162 1.045 586 1.209 147 26 602 17 1,424 1.258 1.597 1,145 1.630 244 188 387 112 68 76 2,104 1,720 1.443 125 10 19 67 67 848 644 545 25 14 297 237 4.D43 3,280 2,858 277 83 150 1.946 1.656 3,969 2.934 3,941 264 165 483 18 93 86 561 461 349 51 2 6 23 17 1,756 1.560 1,035 152 17 2 430 359 2,294 1,830 1,624 107 113 11 175 131 1.545 1,258 1,100 83 92 116 6 1.819 1.548 1.046 613 1,608 81 118 509 20 923 692 2,855 1,597 2,746 393 357 357 278 4S 40 163 128 114 10 9 Z 472 387 541 330 596 24 216 201 11 2,352 2.)32 224 835 1 705 24 2,352' 2,132 4,999 3,975 1.683 224 835 705 24 8.307 7.265 20,468 14.165 16.068 1,636 175 6 1,537 27 8.205 7,165 20.312 14.100 lS.tiI 1.612 170 6 1.515 27 1.995 1.713 2.6041.8.192.219.178 96 229 3 442 UlUI "I"'" Loca- Name of Town/Ward INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS tion code 1. '\vestod, Mining and Manufacturing, Manufacturing, No. forestry, fish- quarrying processing, processing. 1ng, hunting IV servicing and servicing and and plantations. repairs,1n rep.irs in other orchards and household than household allied act1- industry industry v it ies V(a) V(b) III M F M F M F M F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 I 8a~hni Kalan (I.A.C.) 5 16 4 155 4 Ward-1 5 Hi 4 155 4 'II ICoga U.A. 214 16 494 111 4.648 67 (a) Moga (M.e.) 212 16 494 111 4.592 67 Ward _' 1 12 8 126 2 43 39 3 452 3 3 10 20 3 782 6 4 32 3 443 5 5 4 9 61 6 8 -1 23 2 212 , 7 5 -- "'- 4 2 166 8 4 28 9 10 93 31 451 2 TO 35 9 143 32 705 18 11 '-- 59 12 8 3 2 131 6 13 12 19 15 253 6 14 14 3 61 2 156 15 5 57 19 319 17 16 9 11 248 (t) lande~Ke (Aaritsar Road) (0.6.) 12 ( tt) Done K"e (firozpltr Road) (0.&.) 2 M HI 8.gh.~uran. (I.A.C.) 20 3 94 23 543 25 20 3 94 23 543 25 JY far1dkot U.A. 33 188 15 1.318 Z3 f.} F.ridkot (JI.C.) J2 187 15 1.312 Z3 ".rd - 1 5 40 6 194 2 443 CENSUS ABSTRACT INOUSTRI~L C~TEGOR~ OF MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-workers workers Construct1ons Trade and Transport, Other VI commerce storage and services VII commun 1ca ti ons IX VIII M F M F M F M F M F M F 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 43 17 331 3 40 335 63 7 2,073 3,929 17 331 3 40 335 63 7 2,073 3,929 570 8 8.558 164 2,326 12 1,813 2.145 42 35 28.945 48.919 527 4 8,499 163 2,267 11 7,810 2,128 42 35 28.209 47,745 41 150 8 121 654 314 1,538 2,125 71 497 10 271 3 858 275 2.808 4,622 74 896 5 257 696 126 2,947 5,285 29 809 20 139 609 221 2,121 3.763 4 118 34 351 129 1,374 1,965 15 300 9 55 442 118 2 1,454 2,473 6 635 13 62 536 109 1,412 2,581 5 338 4 94 60 19 472 848 23 1,325 18 135 588 224 2,683 4,720 122 928 31 . 526 833 155 5 28 3,633 6,422 5 149 2 15 112 49 -- I}". 401 651 668 16 18 2 187 126 963 1,767 43 656 6 172 345 79 1,797 2,961 25 37'1 9 85 180 60 34 5 1,098 1,943 40 167 4 199 194 19 1,643 2,660 23 492 7 84 2 1,165 105 1,865 2,959 10 30 26 25 9 118 209 33 4 29 33 38 8 618 965 65 1.400 10 303 718 137 3 205 4.160 7,91? 65 1,400 10 303 718 137 3 205 4.260 7,912 596 49 3,343 41 1,170 14 7.108 1,461 12 3 15,446 25,460 595 49 3.334 41 1,131 14 7.092 1.457 12 3 15.349 25.280 241 7 418 5 236 760 154 2,47~ 4,017 444 UR8AN PRIMARY Loca Name of Town/Ward Area of No. of No. of Total pppulat10n Total population tion town/ oc~u house (inc1udin9 insti in the age group code ward in pied holds tutional and house 0-6 No. sq. kms. resi less population) dential houses p M F p M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 (al far1dkot (M.C.l--concld. Ward - 2 572 572 3,674 1,907 1,767 603 322 281 3 279 279 1,601 812 789 174 99 75 4 265 265 1,532 800 732 186 107 79 5 383 383 2,257 1, 150 1,107 334 178 156 6 464 464 2,492 1,317 1,1]5 338 179 159 7 249 249 1,483 777 706 194 107 87 8 367 367 2,192 1.148 1.044 311 174 137 9 1,035 1,098 5,628 3,035 2.593 1,133 602 531 10 1,138 1,138 6,580 3,439 3,141 1,237 642 595 11 2,153 2,153 11.890 6,239 5,651 1,924 1,026 898 12 394 394 1,907 1,016 891 212 125 87 13 1,499 1,523 8,123 4,999 3,124 1,292 678 614 (1) Houses & Rice Sheller 70 70 381 197 184 67 27 40 (Bholowa1 Road)(O.G.l Kot Kapura (M.C.) 14.50 10.265 10.312 62.430 32.790 29.640 10,971 5.899 5.072 Ward - 2,106 2,132 12,015 6,411 5,604 2,065 1,113 952 2 1,171 1,189 7,114 3,710 3,404 1,185 635 550 3 688 688 4,581 2,395 2,186 861 475 386 4 934 934 6,145 3,198 2,947 1,001 549 452 5 364 364 2,741 1,419 1,322 372 218 154 6 292 292 1,953 1,018 935 285 150 135 401 401 2,926 1,518 1,408 423 246 177 8 1,533 1,533 8,876 4,686 4,190 1,801 941 860 9 1,545 1,548 8,853 4,624 4,229 1,610 854 756 10 1,231 1,231 7,226 3,811 3.415 1.368 718 650 VI Jaitu U.A. I.A. 4,549 4,594 28,850 15.261 13,589 4,785 2,597 2,188 (a) Jaitu (".t.) 9.06 4,533 4,578 28,758 15,216 13,542 4.778 2,594 2,184 Ward - 1 385 385 2,516 ',343 '.173 5'2 287 225 445 CEKSUS ABSTRACT Scheduled Scheduled Literates INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS castes tribes Total main Cultivators Agricultural workers labourers ( I - IX) ]I F M F M F M F M F M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 248 231 1 ,369 1 .090 1,003 79 61 138 4 4 660 603 419 70 26 8 6 620 512 423 52 46 48 915 783 571 109 46 3 86 93 953 724 654 90 44 37 3 5 626 501 405 45 2 4· 7 8 90B 747 510 61 6 1.097 999 1,314 804 1,418 155 24 49 6 1.983 1.805 1.659 1,110 1,703 181 105 387 Z 1.517 1.406 4',162 2,956 2,999 308 19(; 374 2 25 26 SH 700 482 147 86 4 7 2 1.186 821 3.738 1,741 3,162 1S] 83 285 12 102 100 96 65 100 4 5 Z2 9,319 8.395 19.123 13.851 16,606 1.0~ 1.016 14 1.315 16 2,037 1,756 3,735 2.559 3,210 200 211 6 434 3 706 6'72 2.275 1,7621.879 138 197 159 879 760 1.245 909 1,217 61 83 3 118 292 277 2.186 1,735 1,587 100 79 27 1.177 1.006 721 28 ....'9 564 534 50 17 21 21 1,224 1,051 819 37 ·10 ·1.674 1.509 1,930 1,279 2.392 77 .310 3 379 5 1.315 1.243 2.927 1.950 2,349 144 76 108 8 2.395 2.157 .1.7)5 1 .042 1,898 177 32 88 5 .. 214 4.599 -_,. 8.21i 5.721 1.940 400 1.167 831 44 5,210 4.597 8.181 5.700 1.913 399 1.148 829 44 976 860 692 337 664 27 43 24 7 446 URlA.. PR I MAR Y Loca- Name of Town/Ward INDUSTRIAL CATESORY OF M~IN WORKERS tion, cOde Livestock, Mining and Manufacturing, Manufacturing, No. forestry, fish quarrying processing, processing, ing, hunting IV servici~g and servicing and and plantations, repairs in repairs in other orchards and household than household allied acti industry industry vities V( a) V (b) 111 F M F M F H F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31. la) faridkot tM.C.)--concld. Ward - 2 2 12 86 3 67 4 31 5 18 3 69 6 5 45 3 7 19 67 2 '", 8 4 78 1 9 7 25 182 8 lO- 2 17 130 II S 41 314 3 12 4 4 z 15 13 2 2 34 (1) Houses A Rice Sheller 1 6 (Bbciowal Road)(O.G.) 36 349 46 2.799 80 8 51 3 672 12 2 5 37 275 4 3 2 23 130 3 .. 6 5 347 5 76 6 8 5 52 7 14 2 93 t. 4"., 356. 9 100 28 383 17 5 27 40 8 92 18 1.248 22 (il .laUu ,It.C.) 40 8 92 18 1.248 22 23 109 , 447 CENSUS ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORiERS Marginal Non-workers ------~------workers Constructions Trade and Transport. other VI commerce storage and serv ices VII communications IX VI I I M F M F M F M F M F M F 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 29 379 4 50 246 73 904 1,688 3 197 12 113 69 393 719 2 276 2 8 103 48 377 680 8 228 5 22 177 98 579 998 5 167 67 284 87 9 654 1,085 2 184 3 7 120 38 3 369 661 297 2 8 116 58 638 983 160 24 253 7 286 4 432 105 1,617 2,438 16 265 2 176 2 605 174 3 ),736 2,957 116 18 493 5 201 3 1.262 276 3.240 5,343 9 75 6 20 262 132 534 744 4 102 38 2.612 145 1,837 2,967 9 39 16 4 97 180 831 11 5.142 90 1.870 7 3.247 748 55 210 16.129 28.418 207 3 581 5 367 678 167 16 39 3.185 5.365 107 407 7 270 422 125 1,831 3,266 78 459 5 192 132 48 2 152 1,176 1.973 72 471 4 188 392 95 25 1,586 2,847 548 9 84 27 698 1,294 5 381 3 16 55 35 484 885 4 571 16 110 35 699 1.371 192 2 533 5 240 332 51 10 6 2,284 4,107 79 2 168 8 318 2 516 78 5 2,275 4,080 8G 4 423 52 254 2 526 R7 2 8 1,911 3,230 189 17 2.330 28 456 3 1.587 260 3 7 7.318 13.182 189 17 2.329 28 455 3 1,583 259 3 7 7,300 13 • 136 25 232 SO 150 9 679 1 .146 448 URBAN PRIMARY Loca N~me of Town/Ward Area of No. of No. o'f Total population Total population tion townl occu house (including insti in the age group code ward in pied holds tutional and house 0-6 No. sq. kms. resi less population) dential houses p M F p M F ----.~.------2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 (i) Jaitu (H.C.)--concl~. Ward 2 269 269 1,821 944 877 284 157 127 3 252 252 1,726 908 818 243 137 106 4 291 292 1,889 963 !nO 238 127 111 5 329 329 2,110 1,089 1,021 312 171 141 6 302 302 2,010 1,094 916 370 213 157 7 290 311 1,911 1,019 892 338 173 . 165 8 506 506 3,011 1,609 1,402 481 249 232 9 314 314 1,834 974 860 267 146 121 10 307 311 2,023 1,044 979 295 149 146 11 479 483 2,934 1,561 1,373 568 301 267 12 444 459 2,765 1,479 1,286 520 291 229 13 365 365 2,2081,1891,019 350 193 157 (ii) Kot~e Lal Pre.1 (O.G.) 16 16 92 45 47 7 3 4 VII Huktsar (H.C.) 13.80 10,945 11,096 66.383 34,831 31.552 10.829 5.852 4.977 Ward - 1,028 1,038 5,904 3,141 2,763 1,154 607 547 2 745 753 4,566 2,348 2,218 865 433 432 3 373 373 2,333 1,239 1,094 314 169 145 4 403 403 2,749 1,440 1,309 403 227 176 5 487 487 3,0591,5941,465 494 265 229 6 730 730 4,638 2,467 2,171 816 437 379 7 621 621 3,985 2,120 1,865 646 365 281 8 651 669 4,1802,187.1,993 672 356 316 "g' 1,031. 1,0.31 5,354 2,818 2,536 818 471 347 10 900 900 5,029 2,646 2,383 750 441 309 11 1.558 1,620 9,203 4,844 4,359 1,719 913 806 12 330 ·334 2,026 1,064 962 249 138 111 13 590 6~2 3,7762,0241.752 546 305 241 449 CENSUS ABSTRACT Scheduled Schedu1ed Literates INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS castes tribes Total main cultivators Agricultural workers labourers ( I - IX ) II M F M F M F M F M F M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 4 701 576 487 22 4 18 18 696 550 505 26 4 5 809 714 519 33 4 25 27 873 699 536 28 13 33 962 823 366 140 563 14 32 404 358 369 193 580 24 122 194 854 754 572 363 852 25 161 188 139 134 447 315 533 13 248 87 89 67 456 324 567 8 369 44 1,035 916 723 376 808 75 39 180 36 298 264 933 687 717 57 52 5 402 350 550 426 582 47 92 42 4 Z 24 21 21 19 Z 8,966 7,945 2~,991 15,430 18,049 1.284 1,232 18 2.039 104 1,540 1,380 1,153 679 1,625 33 104 296 904 777 1,030 638 1.277 113 164 4 199 23 368 311 818 605 557 96 5 25 347 304 983 769 787 3~ 3 166 .2 218 219 1,177 900 851 30 26 667 581 1,369 918 1.291 41 10 183 437 402 1,379 1,036 1.025 61 68 133 4 551 490 1.293 857 1.075 60 33 120 42C 376 1,992 1,453 1,458 100 57 190 326 307 1,879 1,433 1.300 126 52 152 14 2,486 2,190 2,382 ,1,617 2,499 236 199 71 442 59 32 698 595 555 37 100 3 37 307 246 1.274 918 1,102 62 310 86 450 UReA. PRIMARY Loca- ~ame of Town/Ward INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS t'lon code Livestock, Mining and Manufacturing. Manufactur'ing, No. forestry. fish- quarrying processing. processing, ing. hunting IV servicing and servicing and and plantations. repairs in repairs in other orchards and hOllsehold than household allied acti- industry industry vities V{a} V(b) III M F M F M F M F 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 ( i) Jaitu (M.C.)--concld. Ward 2 71 3 3 40 4 3 44 5 3 65 6 293 4 7 19 87 8 6 105 4 9 52 10 4 ZS 3 ) 1 8 30 2 14;6 12 8 7 6 134 8 13 9 77 ( i 1) Kothe lal Premi (6.G •• VII l4uktsar P'-C. ) 151 I 10 3 333 49 2.216 43 Ward' -1 14 17 214 5 2 24 5 2 23 191 3 4 11 7 63 5 4 4 72 ') 12 44 91 , 6 8 40 2 163 6 7 16 94 8 7 43 104 9 J2 24 114 lC 18 6 197 11 17 2 105 8 345 13 12 4 2 59 13 .r 18 119 451 CENSUS AlSlRACT IHDUSTR IAL CATEGORY OF -MAIN WORKERS Margina 1 workers --~;;;:~;;::;-----;;:~~-::~------;;::~;:;;~------.~;~:;------. VI co ..erce storage and services VIi co ..un1cat1ons IX VIII - H F M f H f M f H f H , 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 3 314 9 . 85 22 457 855 392 3 18 5J 23 403 792 4 371 5 8 85 27 444 893 4 295 2 }O 112 26 553 993 20 58 22 136 10 '531 901 29 15 25 18 86 7 -- 439 868 46 87 3 li7 191 1. 757 1.377 • 8 24 45. 69 12 441 847 ,; . 13 20 85 . 5 477 971 28 2 153 8 50 174 25 2 753 1.296 12 252 6 30 223 30 3 4 759 1.225 4 113 ,~ lOS 136 45 607 972 1 ... 1 4 1 18 . 4t 415 3 5.140 46 1.159 3 5.361 948 38 210 16.744 30.058 8 183 82 706 26 1,516 2.73~ .' 15 192 2 101 388 56 24 1.071 2.081 14 223 2 25 187 80 682 998 386 29 127 34 653 1.271 / 9 501 2 29 138 28 743 1.435 77 403 3 97 310 30 1,175 2.130 7 ~62 3 65 280 . 54 -- 1,095 1.804 26 199 112 431 58 1,112 . 1.933 34 293 4 108 566 93 1,360 2.436 37 256 108 474 109 119 1,346 2.138 91 3 405' 7 204 ~90 73 37 67 2,308 4.056 2 159 50 142 33 509 925 , 73 169 2 46 ' 278 60 922 1.690 452 URBAN PRllIAIY Lac,- "aile of Area of No. of No. of Total population Total popul,tfoft' tion Town/Ward town/ occu- house- (including insti- in the age group code ward fn pfed holds tut10nal and house- 0-6 No. sq. kms. res1- less population) dent1al houses P 1-1 F P M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ,10 11 III IIktl.r (R.C.J--concld. ward 14 41>4 404 2,614 1,331 1,283 395 220 175 15 423 423 2,641 1.343 1.298 337 164 173 16 408 425 2.748 1,418 1,330 426 225 201 17 263 263 1.578 807 771 225 116 109 'III "'out (R.C.) 1C).00 !I.831 9.86Z 56 .. 868 30,535 Z6.333 "10.18Z 5,623 4,559 liard! 1 785 785 4,188 2,233 1 ~955 624 347 277 2 600 608 3,462 1.819 1,643 488 261 227 3 493 493 2.766 1.433 1.333 424 230 194 4 482 482 2,994 1.565 1,429 471 253 224 5 &78 678 4,259 2,230 2,029 808 410 398 6 657 ' 663 3,755 2.049 1,706 617 338 279 7 451 451 2,757 1.439 1.318 392 235 157 8 689 689 3.987 2',120 1,867 793 409 ,384 9 989 994 4,776 ,2.741 2,035 1,013 552 461 10 653 65' 3.729 1,965 1.764 1,050 682 368 11 408 408 2,612 1.351 1.261 371 210 161 12 590 590 3,194 1,702 1,492 549 317 232 13 504 504 3,121 1,612 1,509 470 233 237 14 820 820 5.158 2.767 2,391 1.145 628 517 15 1,032 1,041 6,110 ' 3,509 2,601 961 518 443 II 1''''r... lI. 'R.C. J 8.25 4.699 4.102 29.866 15,114 14.152 5.103 2,125 2,318 Ward - 1 4,699 , ,4,102 29.866' 15.714 14 .• 152 5.103 2,725 2.378 453 CEISUS ABSTIACT Scheduled Scheduled Literates INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS castes tribes Total matn Cultivators Agricultural workers I labourers (I-,IX) II M F M F M F M F M F M F 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 114 98 926 801 717 78 77 2 3 1,081 949 761 59 7 3 l30 128 965 754 748 88 13 2 117 . 101 598 508 421 26 4 4 7.628 6.720 19.128 13.038 16.294 917 280 6 822 21 148 . 133 1,746 1.282 1.152 111 34 10 223 207 1,411 1.109 950 157 24 7 12 1,042 852 777 42 14 24 3 181 151 1,062 ·830 859 54 3 32 2l. 1,063 961 -- 1,089 703 1.152 54 125 3 585 492 1.091 882 1,176 120 5 89 1.187 959 769 34 20 524 484 1.066 665 1.102 33 8 130 502 443 1,432 709 1,486 42 24 50 1.259 1,126 1.026 500 954 40 19 163 137 122 1.001 788 744 27 33 6 327 270 1,193 823 831 43 26 8 18 27 1.249 . 959 878 44 20 40 2 2.092 1.794 1,170 686 1.378 41 20 62 2 562 498 2,363 1.291 2.086 75 30 4 81 5 ... 4.265 9.439 I.ui '.131 57. 1.017 85 514 ZO 4.844 4.265 9,439 6.22a a.139 570 1.017 85 584 20 454 ..BAI PRIMARY loca- Name of INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS tion Town/Ward code Livestock, Mining and Manufacturing, Manufacturing, Pio. forestry, fish- quarrying processing, process i-ng. ing, hunting IV servicing and servicing and and plantations. repairs in repairs in other orchards and household than household allied atti- industry industry- vitiu Via) Y(b} In M F M F M F M I F 2 24 25 26 27 ?8 29 30 31 VII MuUsar (".C.)--conc1d. Ward - 14 13 5 103 10 15 7 6 105 2 16 88 17 Z 34 VIII ".lout (".c.) 87 5 604 31 3.646 80 Ward- 11 7 260 5 2 12 2 169 9 3 4 66 4 3· 87 3 5 21 -- 8 136 2 6 31 22 302 9 1 3 105 8 3 Z1 332 7 9 4 10 770 12 10 158 3 131 7 11 2 6 Z 102 12 6 2 210 2 13 4 z· 153 t! 14 3 291 502 15 15 12 3 62 2 321 5 II .t..... baha (M.C.) 43 2 67 3 860 16 W.rd- 1 43 2 67 3 860 16 455 ,USUS ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF HAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-workers ------~-----~------workers Constructions Trade and Transport, Other VI commerce storage and serv fces VII communfcatfons IX VIII H F H F H F H F H -F H F 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 2 359 4 11 151 59 614 1,205 8 490 8 20 115 48 582 1,239 8 325 3 31 281 85 670 1,242 4 235 3 41 97 22 386 745 541 2 5,535 60 1,174 9 3,605 703 14 23 14,227 25.393 13 418 7 80 2 319 95 1,081 1,844 17 399 3 52 274 144 2 1} 867 1,485 10 535 32 91 38 656 1,291 19 - 544 9 35 135 39 4 706 1,371 117 396 13 75 274 36 1,078 1,975 7 475 4 49 217 83 873 1,586 2 493 2 43 102 31 670 1,284 32 241 5 154 181 20 1,018 1,834 102 205 131 5 190 24 1,255 1,993 47 158 5 96 182 23 1,011 1,723 413 36 145 24 607 1,233 47 284 74 174 41 2 869 1,448 12 453 65 129 37 734 1,465 38 157 3 68 237 18 3 15 1.386 2.335 77 364 6 184 955 50' 7 1.416 2.526 185 2,728 72 344 1 2,311 371 2 7.514 13,580 185 2,728 72 344 2.311 371 2 7.574 13.580 APPEJlDlX-l DETAILS, OF C.D. BLOCKS IJICLODBD owoaa YAUOUS TAJISl'LS AJIO TAHSILWISE PIllIIAllY CBRSUS ABS'I'RACT 459 APP"ENDIX-I Details of c. D • Blocks included under various tahsil of Faridkot District Name of tahsil Name of C.D. Block Code 1 2 3 Moga Moga-l 1 Moga-II 2 Ni,hal Singhwala 3 Bagha Purana 4 Faridkot Faridkot 5 Kat Kapura. 6 Muktsar Lambi 7 Maloul 8 Muktsar 9 Kot Bhai at Giddarbaha 10 460 DlSTlICT/fAHSIL PRIMARY .... Loca- Districtl Totall A.... No. of No. of Total.populatton Total population in the tic" Tah$\l/ Rurall in occupied house (Including tnstttutional age group 0--6 Code cttyl Urban K. residen holds and house less !opulatton No. Town ttal houses P M F P M F 2 3 • & I 7 8 , 10 11 12 \2 Flr1dkot T 51;74().OO 280.365 283,6431,730,876 919,680 811,196 278,066 149.260 128.806 District R 5.620.19207,491 209,5741,,291,037 _,572 604,_ 204,702 109,719 94,983 U 119,81 72,87. 14,069 439,839233,108 206,131 73,_ 39,541 33,823 1 ftlga T 1,685.42 98.592 99.98~ 626.391 332.459 293.932 98.861 52.945 45.916 Tahsil R 1,639.36 76,346 76,905 489,574 260.008 229,566 76,918 41.203 35.715 U 46.06 22.246 23.077 136,817 72.451 64.366 21,943 11.742 10.201 Badhn1 Kalan U 23.96 1.388 1.407 8.572 4,548 4.024 1,423 746 677 (N.A.C.) ~9a (U.A.) U NA 18,156 18.909 110,958 58,957 52,001 17,577 9.471 8.106 (1) Moga(M.C.~ u 16.10 17,157 18,490 108,304 57.511 50,793 17,110 9,217 7,893 (11) Landeice U NA 95 95 451 232 219 59 28 31 (Amr1tsar Road) (O.G.) ( 1i 1) Duneke U ~ 324 2,203 1.214 989 408 226 182 (F1rozpu r Road)(O.G. ) '*Baghapurana U 6.00 2,702 2,761 17.281 8.946 8.341 2,943 1.525 1,418 (N.A.C. ) 2 Faridkot T 1,453.03 73,921 74,684 451,406 239,800 211,606 74,137 39,751 34,386 Tahsll R 1,411.33 48,768 49,352 301,501 160,223 141,278 . 48,830 26,152 22,678 U 41.70 25,153 25.332 149,905 79.577. 70,328 25.307 13,599 11,708 .- ... -. 461 CEISUS ABSTRACT Scheduled Castes Scheduled literates IHDUSTRIAl CATEGORY OF Tribes MAIN WORKERS To~al .atn workers (I--IX) , M F , F , M F " P M F 13 14 15 17 18 19 20 21 22" 23 24 " . ~.898 315.679 274.219 ...... 717.971 434.769 283.202 539,924 512.722 27,202 f79.868 257.059 222.809 •• .. "'•• 206 2tl.M6 180.940 410.522 392.4. 18.024 10.030 58.620 51.410 .. •• 243.165 141.503 102.262 129.402 120.224 9.118 93.651 103.822 89.829 00 •• .. 275.587 161.884 113.703 192.268 182.674 9.594 67.088 89.480 71,.608 197.627 117.741 19.880 -151.781 145~546 6.235 26.563 14.342 12.221 .. 77.960 44.137 33~823 40.487 37.128 3,359 2.875 1.585 1.290 00 .. 4.033 2.263 1.770 2.563 2.475 as 19.204 10.405 8.799 .... 64.953 36.875 28.078 33.017 29,910 3,047 18,260 9.888 8.372 63.78S 36.165 27.620 32.273 29,260 3.013 85 45 40 .. .. 291 163 .128 124 114 10 859 472 387 .. .. 871 547 330 620 596 24 4,484 2.352 2,132 •• .. 8.974 4.999 3,975 4.907 4,683 224 58.233 at.195 74.038 .. •• 188.506 114,287 74,219 140.669 133.226 7.443 15.134 61.355 53,779 .. 106.961 66,485 40,476 97,007 92.612 4.395 43.099 22.840 20,259 .. .. 43.662 40.614 3.048 462 DISTRICT/TAHSIL PRIMARY Loca- District/ Tohl/ INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF tion Tahsi,l/ Rural/ Code City/ Urban No. Town Cultivators Agricultural labourers Livestock, forestry, fishing, hunting and plantatIons, orchardS and allied acttvities 11 III p M F P M F P M F 2 3 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 . 32 33 12 Faridkot T 203.740 199.895 3.845 163.234 152.435 10.799 2.164 2.071 93 District R 194.484 190.863 3.621 150.489 140.450 10.039 1.491 1.442 49 U 9.256 9.032 ZZ4 12.745 11.985 760 673 629 44 Moga T 77,500 75,457 2,043 57,366 54,457 2,909 688 659 29 Tahsil R 73,920 71,912 2,008 '51,981 49,600 2,381 43D 420 10 U 3,580 3,545 35 5,385 4,857 528 258 239 19 Badhni Kalan U 827 827 763 749 14 5 5 (N.A.C.) I Moga (U.A.) U 1,917 1,883 34 3,893 3,403 490 230 214 16 (;) Moga(M.C.) U 1,692 1,658 34 3,679 3,200 479 228 212 16 ( i i ) Landeke U 9 9 2 2 (Amritsar Road) (O.G.) ( iii) Duneke U 216 216 212 201 11 2 2 (F i rozpur Road)(O.G.) *Bagha Purana U 836 835 729 705 24 23 20 3 (N.A.C.) 2 Faridkot T >0,843 49.985 858 37,410 34,877 2,533 376 363 13 Tahs i 1 R 47,865 47,027 838 33,640 31,194 2,446 259 254 5 U 2,978 2,958 20 3,770 3,683 87 117 109 8 463 CUSUS ABSTRACT HAIII WORKERS Mining ard quarrying Manufacturing. processing. Manufacturing, processtng servic'ng and repairs in servicing and repairl tn househo~d industry other than household tndustry IV Veal V(b) p M F P M F P M F 34 35 36 31 38 39 40 41 42 15 15 6.327 5,611 716 29.487 28,461 1,026 10 10 .. , 3.790 3,374 416 11,694 11.028 666 5 5 2,537 2,237 300 17,793 17,433 360 3 3 2,690 2,307 383 9,814 9$566 248 2 2 1,948 1,703 245 4,372 4.220 152 1 1 742 604 138 5,442 5,346 96 20 16 4 159 155 4 1 605 494 111 4,715 4,648 67 1 605 494 111 4,659 4,592 67 12 12 44 44 117 94 23 568 543 25 2 2 1,216 1, '122 154 8,800 8,431 369 1 568 493 75 3.310 3,066 244 1 708 629 79 5,490 5,365 125 464 DISTRICT/TAHSIL PRIMARY Loca- Districtl Total/ INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF tion Tahsi1/ Rural/ Code CHy/ Urban No. Town Constructions Trade and commerce Transport, storage and Communications VI VII nIl p M f P M F P M F 1 Z 3 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 12 FartdJeot T 6,754 6,643 111 45.296 44,637 659 14.170 14.097 73 District R 3.255 3,234 21 10.275 10.130 145 5.278 5,255 23 U 3.499 3,409 90 35.021 34.507 514 8,892 8.842 50 t-bga T 2,062 2,038 24 14,524 14,301 223 5,584 . 5,558 26 Tahsil R 1,402 1,386 16 4,058 4,012 46 2,902 2.889 13 U 660 652 8 10,466 10,289 177 2,682 2.669 13 Badhni Kalan U 17 17 334 331 3 40 40 .. (N.A.C.) Moga (U.A.) U 578 5-70 8 8.722 8,558 164 2,338 2.326 12 (i) Moga(M.C.) U 531 527 4 8.662 8,499 163 2,278 2,267 11 (1i) Landeke U 10 10 31 30 1 26 26 .. (Amritsar Road) (O.G.) (ill) Duneke U 37 33 4 29 29 34 33 1 (fj rozpur Road) (O.G.) *Ba~ha Purana U 65 65 1,410 1,400 10 304 303 1 (N.A.C.) Faridkot T 2,546 2,469 77 13,047 12,845 202 4,671 4,644 27 Tahsil R 853 853 2,073 2,030 43 1,151 1.148 3 U 1,693 1,616 77 10,974 10,8l5 159 3,520 3,496 24 465 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Marginal workers Non-workers Othfl' services IX P M F P M F P M F 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 68.731 58,851 9.880 24.494 903 23.591 1.166.458 406.055 160.403 29.156 26.112 3.044 23.624 735 22.889 856.891 293.339 563.552 38.981 32.145 6.836 810 168 702 309.567 112,716 196,851 22,037 18,328 3,709 5,116 122 4,994 429,007 149,663 279,344 " 10,766 9,402 1,364 4,824 77 4,747 332,969 114,385 218.584 11,271 8,926 2,345 292 45 ·247 96,038 35,278 60,760 398 335 63 7 7 6.002 2,073 3,.929 10.018 7,873 2, 145 77 42 35 77.864 28,945 48,919 9,938 7,810 2,128 77 42 35 75,954 28.209 47,745 34 25 9 327 118 209 46 38 8 1.583 618 965 855 718 137 208 3 205 12,172 4,260 7,912 21.698 18,488 3,210 7,303 267 7,036 303,434 106,307 197,127 7.287 6,546 741 7,013 197 6,816 197,481 67,414 130,067 14,411 11,942 2,469 290 70 220 105,953 38.893 67,060 466 DISTRICT/TAHSIL PRIMARY Loca- Districtl Toul' Area No. of Ho. of Total population Total populatto~ in the t~on Tahsil' Rura 11 in occupied "house (Including institutional age group 0--6 Code Cityl Urban Km2 residen holds and house less population No. Town t fa I houses P M F P M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Faridkot U.A. U NA 10,339 10,426 58,625 31,526 27,099 9,551 5,103 4,448 (0 faridkot U 18.14 10,269 10,356 58,244 31,329 26,915 9,484 5,076 4,408 (M.e.) ( 1i) Houses and Rice Shellers (Bholowa1 U NA 70 10 381 197 184 67 27 40 Road )(O.G.) Kot Kapura U 14.50 10,265 10,312 62,430 32,790 29,640 10,971 5,899 5,072 (M.e.) Jaitu U.A. U NA 4,549 4,594 28,850 15,261 13,589 4,785 2,597 2,188 ( 1) Ja it u (M. C.) U 9.06 4,533 4,578 28,758 15,216 13,542 4,778 2,594 2,184 (i1) Kothe Lal U NA 16 16 92 45 47 7 3 4 Premi (O.G.) 3. Muktsar T 2,596.47 107,852 108,977 653.079 347,421 305,658 105,068 56.564 48,504 Tahsil R 2,564.42 82,377 83,317 499,962 266,341 233,621 78,954 42,364 36,590 U 32.05 25,475 25,660 153,177 81,080 72,037 26,114 14,200 11,914 rtIktsar (M. C. ) U 13.80 10,945 11,0~6 66.383 34,831 31,552 10,829 5,852 4.977 Malout (M.C.) U 10.00 9,831 9,862 56,868 30,535 26.333 10.182 5,623 4.559 G1ddarbaha U 8.25 4,699 4,702 29,866 15,714 14,152 5,103 2,725 2,378 (M.e.) 467 CENSUS ABSTRACT INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Scheduled castes Scheduled Literates Total main workers Tribes (I--IX) p M F P H F P M F P M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 15,572 8,307 7,265 34,633 20,468 14,165 17,704 16,068 1,636 15,370 8,205 7,165 34,472 20,372 14,100 17,600 15,968 1,632 202 102 100 161 96 65 104 100 4 17,714 9,319 8,395 32,980 19,123 13,857 17,618 16,606 1,012 9,813 5,214 4,599 13,932 8,211 5,721 8,340 7,940 400 9,807 5,210 4,597 13,887 8,187 5,700 8,312 7,913 399 6 4 2 45 24 21 28 27 1 238,014 127,662 110,352 253,878 158,598 95,280 206,987 196,822 10,165 197,646 106,224 91,422 169,618 109,034 60,584 161,734 154,340 7,394 45,253 42,482 2,771 40,368 21,438 18,930 " 84,260 49,564 34,696 16,911 8,966 7,945 36,427 20,997 15,430 19,333 18,049 1,284 14,348 7,628 6,720 32,166 19,128 13,038 17,211 16,294 917 9,109 4,844 4,265 15,667 9,439 6,228 8,709 8,139 570 468 DISTRICT/TAHSIL PRIMARY Loca- District/ Tota l/ INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF tion Talls'\ 'I Rura 11 Code City/ Urban No. Town Cultivators Agricultural labourers Livestock. forestry, fishing, hunting and plantations. orehar~s and allied activities II III P H F P M F P M F 2 3 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 Faridk.ot ·I.A. U 7a1 775 6 1,564 1,537 27 33 33 (i) Faridkot U 776 770 6 1.542 1.515 27 32 32 (M .. C.) (i i ) Houses and Rice She llers (Bholowal 1 Road){O.G. ) U 5 5 •• 22 22 Kot Kapura . U 1,030 1,016 14 1,331 t,315 16 36 36 (M.C.) Jaitu J.A. U 1,167 1,167 875 831 44 48 40 8 (i) Jaitu(M.C.) U 1,148 1,148 873 829 44 48 40 8 (11) Kothe Lal U 19 19 2 2 Premi (O.G.) 3 I>ltktsar T 75,397 74,453 944 68,458 63,101 5,357 1,100 1,049 51 Tahsil R 72,699 71 ,924 775 64,868 59,656 5,212 802 768 34 U 2,698 2.529 169 3,590 3,445 145 298 281 17 . I>ltktsar(M.C. ) U 1,310 1,232 78 2, 143 2,039 104 161 151 10 Malout (M.e.) u 286 280 6 843 822 21 92 87 5 Giddarbaha U 1,102 1,017 85 604 584 20 45 43 2 (M.C.) 469 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Mining and quarrying Manufacturing. processing. Manufacturing. processing servicing and repairs 1n servicing and repairs in house~old industry other than household industry IV VIa) V(b) p M F p M F p M F 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 203 188 15 1,341 1,318 23 202 187 15 1.335 1,312 23 6 6 1 395 349 46 2,879 2,799 80 110 92 18 1,270 1,248 22 110 92 18 1,270 1,248 22 10 10 2,361 2,182 179 10,873 10,464 409 7 7 1,274 1,178 96 4,012 3,742 270 3 3 1,087 1,004 83 6,861 6,722 139 3 3 382 333 49 2,259 2,216 43 635 604 31 3,726 3,646 80 '. 70 67 3 876 860 16 470 DISTRICT/TAHSIL PRIMARY Loca- District/ Total/ INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF tion Tahsi,l/ Rural/ Code City/ Urban No. Town Constructions Trade and commerce Transport. storage and Communications VI VII VI II p H F P M F P M F 2 3 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 Faridkot U.A. U 645 596 49 3,384 3,343 41 1,184 1,170 14 ( i ) Faridkot U 644 595 49 3,375 3,334 41 1,145 1,131 14 (M. C. ) (i i ) Houses and Rice Shellers (Bholowal U 1 9 9 39 39 Road)(O.G.) Kot Kapura U 842 831 11 5,232 5,142 90 1,877 1,870 7 (M.G.) Ja itu U.A. U 206 189 17 2,358 2,330 28 459 456 3 (i) Jaitu (M.C.) U 206 189 17 2,357 2,329 28 458 455 3 (11J Kothe Lal U 1 Prem'f(O.G. ) 3 Muktsar T 2,146 2,136 10 17,725 17,491 234 3,915 3,895 20 Tahs il R 1,000 995 5 4,144 4,088 56 1,225 1,218 7 U 1,146 1,141 5 13,581 13,403 178 2,690 2,677 13 Muktsar(M.G. ) U 418 415 3 5,186 5,140 46 1,162 1,159 3 Mall out (M.C.) U 543 541 2 5,595 5,535 60 1,183 1,174 9 Giddarbaha U 185 185 2,800 2,728 72 345 344 1 (~.C.) Note : 1. Towns treated as such for the fi rst time in 1981 Census which continue as towns in 1991 Census are shown with asterisk * on the i r left. 2. Towns treated as such for the fi rs t time in 1991 are underlined. 3. The following abbreviations have been used for the status of towns:-- M. Corp. MuniCipal Corporation M.G. Municipal Commit tee C.B. Cantonment Board C. T. Census 'OWl') N.A.C. Notified Area Committee 4, N.A. Not available O.G. Out Growth l'.A. Urban Agglomeration 471 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Marginal workers Other services IX F M F p M F p F 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 8,569 7,108 1,461 15 12 3 40,906 15,446 25,460 8,549 7,092 1,457 15 12 3 40,629 15,349 25,280 20 16 4 277 97 180 3,995 3,247 748 265 55 210 44,547 16,129 28,418 1,847 1,587 260 10 3 7 20,500 7,318 13,182 1,842 1,583 259 10 3 7 20,436 7,300 13,136 5 4 64 18 46 25,002 22,041 2,961 12,075 514 11,561 434,017 150,085 283,932 11,703 10,764 939 11,787 461 11,326 326,441 111,540 214,901 13,299 11,277 2,022 288 53 235 107,576 38,545 69,031 6,309 5,361 948 248 38 210 46,802 16,744 30,058 4,308 3,605 703 37 14 23 39,620 14,227 25,393 2,682 2,311 371 3 2 21,154 7,574 13,580 APPENDIX II ENUMERATION BLOCKWISE TOTAL POPULATION AND SCHEDULED CASTE POPULATION IN URBAN AREAS 475 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX II Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise Location Name of townl Total populatipn . Scheduled Castes Code No. ward/urban block 1 2 3 4 20/12/1 Badhni Kalan N.A.C. 8.572 2.875 Ward No. 1 8.572 2.875 Block 1 648 2 444 190 3 618 618 4 381 369 5 750 639 6 502 32 7 440 4. 8 445 24 9 589 6 10 468 163 11 443 33 12 589 14 13 ·600 34 14 751 589 15 904 160 20/12/II Moga .(U.A.) 1~10.958 19.204 Ward No. 1 5.306 700 Block 1 1,328 354 2 1.594 262 3 504 14 4 561 25 5 444 19 6 438 7 437 26 Ward No. 2 10.396 754 Block 8 635 12 9 548 49 10 634 104 11 593 47 12 577 7 476 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPERDIX II Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Block"ise Location ,Name of town/ Total population Scheduled Castes Code No. ward/urban block 1 2 3 4 20/12/II MOga (U.A. )-- contd. Block 13 613 6 14 482 23 l5 ", 554 45 l6 '668 ' 55 l7 590 39 La 624 69 L9 583 24" ~6 557 34 a 474 ~2 442 22 ~3 417 85 24 471 33 25 519 12 26 415 88 Ward No. 3 11 ,401 579 Block 27 570 8 28 563 12 29 549 17 30 661 48 31 558 17 32 576 33 550 39 34 488 35 35 542 14 36 553 35 37 494 38 625 31 39 530 40 380 58 41 490 42 511 477 URDAIt PRIMARY CEliSUS ABSTRACT APPUDIX II Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Block.ise Location Name of town/ Total population . Scheduled Castes Code No. ward/urban block 1 2 3 4 20/12/11 Maga (U.A. )--contd. Block 43 538 9 44 534 14 45 549 90 46 673 84 4-7 467 68 Ward No. 4 8,345 306 Block 48 527 30 49 546 29 50 559 51 554 52 477 53 570 54 578 15 55 609 10 56 510 8 57 442 58 490 59 606 60 601 148 61 565 44 62 711 22 . Ward No •. 5 ,,695, 2,529 Block 63 454 34 64 566 26 65 573 21 66 632 632 67 1,116 1,116 68 1,354 700 Ward No. 6 5,803 2,682 Block 69 596 596 70 531 531 478 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX II Total and Scbeduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise Location Name of town/ Total population Scheduled Castes Code No. ward/urban block 1 2 3 4 20/12/II Moga (U.A. )-- contd. Block 71 470 72 438 10 73 468 12 74 554 405 75 612 400 76 603 329 77 530 5 78 548 74 79 453 320 Ward No. 7 5,561 144 Block 80 518 81 422 82 543 83 475 84 366 6 85 483 138 86 500 87 537 88 475 89 649 90 593 Ward No. B 1.890 134 Block 91 365 49 92 392 78 93 506 94 627 7 Ward No. 9 10.538 534 Block 95 551 9 96 461 48 97 608 6 98 434 153 479 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX II Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise Location Name of town/ Total population Scheduled Castes Code No. ward/urban block 1 2 3 4 20/12/11 Moga (J. A. ) --coritd • Block 99 489 200 -100 499 26 101 464 102 487 40 103 496 23 104 444 17 105 443 106 458 107 605 108 610 5 109 649 4 110 581 111 471 112 641 3 113 489 114 658 Ward No.lO 14,293 3,602 Block 115 648 211 116 532 90 117 577 86 118 531 17 119 647' 120 471 9 121 458 122 540 28 123 452 34 124 646 127 125 624 6 126 621 6 127 484 11 128 625 112 480 DRBA. PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX II . Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Block_ise Location Name of town/ Total population Scheduled CastE Cod. 110. ward/urban block 1 2 3 4 20/12/II Moga (U.A. )-- contd. Block 129 548 249 130 673 530 131 546 482 132 616 52 133 566 424 134 570 481 135 465 37 136 464. 173 137 467 146 138 513 46 139 500 178 140 509 67 Ward No. 11 1.452 179 Block 141 559 142 510 171 143 383 8 Ward No.12 3,917 40 Block 144 406 145 475 146 530 147 587 148 510 149 457 " .. 150 484 151 468 40 Ward No.lJ 6,489 789 Block 152 537 153 525 5 154 554 155 519 72 156 548 481 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX II Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise :"ocation Name of town/ Total population Sched uled Castes Code No. ward/urban block 1 2 3 4 20/12/11 Moga ( .A. )--contd • Block 157 535 10 158 711 159 636 ,160 601 144 161 . 684 546 162 639 12 Ward No. 14 4,263 306 Block 163 611 164 647 6 165 530 10 166 590 46 161 418 48 168 542 71 169 491 104 110 428 21 Ward No. 15 5.992 3,'367 Block 171 491 122 172 614 123 173 599 416 174 649 649 175 531 387 176 332 152 '171 508 290 178 445 336 179 526 388 180 534 I 200 181 745 304 Ward No. 16 7,963 1,615 Block 182' 702 222 183 551 14 1,84 574 9 482 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX II Total and -Scheduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise Location Name of town/ Total population Scheduled Castes Code No. ward/urban block 1 2 3 4 20/12/11Moga (U.A.)-- concld. Block 185 540 7 186 512 22 187 409 188 474 7 Block 189 639 37 190 645 178 191 599 83 192 443 205 193 437 311 194 553 406 200 817 91 201 68 23 Ward No. 17 2.654 944 Block 195 451 85 196 492 162 197 502 363 198 488 137, 199 721 197 483 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX II Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise Location Name of townl Total population Scheduled Castes Code No. ward/urban block 1 2 3 4 20/12/111 Bagha Purana (N.A.C.) 17.287 4.484 Ward No. 1 17,287 4.484 Block 1 282 2 592 220 3 531 386 4 469 101 5 487 16 6 615 43 7 514 205 8. 491 253 9 512 348 10 463 249 11 558 282 12 708 320 13 388 52 14 565 41 15 ~27 10 16 519 18 17 454 80 18 297 5 19 671 183 20 491 16 21 352 156 22 456 378 23 548 18 24 592 25 577 63 26 494 54 27 460 23 28 381 34 29 403 .. 30 449 31 484 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX II Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise Location Name of town/ Total population Scheduled Castes Code No. ward/urban block 1 2 3 4 20/12/1 II Bagha Purana (N.A.C.)--concld. Block 31 395 3 32 632 386 33 527 470 34 500 35 387 40 20/12/IV Faridkot (U.A.) 58.625 15.572 Ward No. 1 8,885 3,708 Block 1 500 56 2 559 381 3 634 325 4 579 247 5 515 336 6 602 351 7 610 566 8 401 265 9 571 7 10 735 52 11 660 388 12 749 18 13 744 283 14 650 418 15 376 15 Ward No. 2 3,674 479 Block 16 766 17 790 106 18 732 " 4 . 19 717 126 20 669 243 Ward No. 3 1,601 8 Block 21 500 22 649 485 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX II Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban· Blockwise Location Name of town/ Total population Scheduled Caste~ Code No. ward/urban block 1 2 3 4 20/12./IV F4."r'dk~ LL1A.l- 1.0'rltJ. Block 23 452 8 Ward No. 4 1,532 14 Block 24 629 25 629 5 26 274 9 Ward No. 5 2,257 94 Block 27 661 10 28 622 67 29 632 30 342 17 Ward No. 6 2,492 179 Block 31 663 41 32 527 33 227 25 34 302 35 476 65 36 297 48 Ward No. 7 1,483 8 Block 37 294 .. 38 484 6 ·39 356 2 40 349 Ward No. 8 2,192 15 Block 41 440 42 650 43 624 11 44 478 4 Ward No. g 5,628 2,096 Block 45 807 160 46 422 44 47 1,431 141 486 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX II Total and· Scheduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise Location Name of town/ Total population Scheduled Castes Code No. ward/urban block 1 2 3 4 20/12/IVFaddkot (U .A. )--contd. Block 48 623 225 49 565 50 547 324 51 516 314 52 . 54Q 323 Ward No. 10 6,580 3,788 Block 53 762 109 54 676 247 55 883 658 56 646 485 57 717 429 58 696 427 59 639 245 60 674 510 61 496 409 62 391 269 Ward No. 11 11 ,890 2,923 Block 63 593 233 64 714 6 65 671 64 66 622 41 67 796 134 68 627 197 69 482 82 70 650 104 71 688 245 72 615 161 73 776 169 74 798 83 75 645 62 76 624 38 487 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX II Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise Location Name of town/ Total population Scheduled Castes Code No. ward/urban block 1 2 3 4 20/12/IV Faridkot (U .A. )--contd. Block 77 576 7 78 429 34 79 633 521 80 569 526 81 382 216 Ward No. 12 1.907 51 Block 82 585 25 83 687 16 84 635 10 Ward No. 13 8.123 2,007 Block 85 658 654 86 576 576 87 599 222 88 767 74 90 790 129 91 356 139 92 311 17' 93 382 42 94 835 14 95 668 39 96' 303 6 97 120 98 43 .. 99 181 3 100 370 90 101 133 1 102 280 1 103 343 104 192 105 216 488 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX II Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise Location Name of town/ Total population Scheduled Castes Code No. ward/urban block 1 2 3 4 20/12/IV Faridkot (U.A. )-- concld . Ward No. 14 381 202 381 202 20/12/V Kot Kapura (M.C.) 62,430 17,714 Ward No. 1 12,015 3,793 Block 1 773 101 2 620 24 3 537 5 4 630 46 5 607 358 6 529 80 7 585 304 8 596 211 9 595 275 10 567 137 11 586 187 12 560 ,166 13 638 113 14 579 166 15 686 245 '16 534 443 17 563 487 '18 484 169 - 19 533 73 20 773 203 Ward No. 2 7,114 1.378 Block 21 651 22 606 169 23 551 37 24 512 25 586 489 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS,ABSTRACT APPENDIX II Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise ,ocation Name of town/ Total population Scheduled Castes :ode No. ward/urb,an block 1 2 3 4 ~O/12/V Kot Kapura (M .C. )--contd. Block 26 573 387 27 555 161 28 627 200 29 600 209 30 652 137 31 598 32 603 78 Ward No. 3 4,581 1,639 Block 33 568 291 34 575 127 35 559 167 36 545 13 37 605 51 38 561 39 583 466 40 585 518 Ward No. 4 6.145 569 Block 41 599 387 42 555 50 43 612 63 44 735 45 637 32 46 559 22 47 567 48 628 7 49 661 50 599 "8 Ward No. S 2.741 Block 51 531 52 590 53 558 54 560 490 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX II Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise Location Name of town/ Total population Scheduled Castes Code 'No. ward/urban block 1 2 3 4 20/12/V Kot Kapura (M.C.) --contd. Block 55 502 Ward No. 6 1,953 Block 56 658 57 660 58 635 Ward No. 7 2,926 42 Block 59 551 33 60 550 61 595 62 596 63 634 9 Ward No. 8 8,876 3,183 Block 64 581 64 65 566 184 66 551 230 67 575 195 68 515 69 488 181 70 525 197 71 536 19 , 72 582 179 73 539 426 74 416 27 75 570 76 587 77 625 414 78 611 604 79 609 463 Ward No. 9 8,853 2,558 Block 80 549 233 81 488 9 82 531 64 491 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX II Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise Location N arne of town/ Total population Scheduled Castes Code No. ward/urban block 1 2 3 4 20/12/V Kot Kapura (M.e. )--concld. Block 83 561 43 84 605 28 85 602 99 86 528 262 87 546 408 88 541 263 89 520 82 90 529 245 91 549 44 92 576 10 93 592 134 94 590 416 95 546 218 Ward No. 10 7,226 4,552 Block 96 547 424 97 573 537 98 569 547 99 491 488 100 543 516 101 533 426 102 554 554 103 523 388 104 583 466 105 590 206 106 568 107 512 108 640 20/12/VI Jaitu (U.A.) 28.850 9,813 Ward No. 1 2,516 1,856 Block 1 626 476 2 735 653 492 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPEND IX II Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise Location Name of town/ Total population Scheduled Castes Code No. ward/urban block I 1 2 S <-+ 20/12/VI Jaitu (U.A.)--contd. Block 3 558 498 4 597 229 Ward No. 2 1,821 5 Block 5 637 6 588 7 596 5 Ward No. 3 1,726 36 Block 8 560 4 9 618 10 548 32 Ward No. 4 1,889 9 Block i1 595 12 680 13 614 9 Ward No. 5 2,110 52 Block 14 530 15 479 16 537 23 n 564 29 Ward No. 6 2,010 1,785 Block 18 481 469 19 470 283 20 535 526 21 524 507 Ward No. 7 1,911 762 Block 22 608 241 23 645 391 24 658 130 Ward No. 8 3,011 1,608 Block 25 647 49 26 624 359 493 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX II Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise Location Name of town/ Total population Scheduled Castes Code No. ward/urban block 1 2 3 4 20/12/VI J aitu (U .A. )--concld. Block 27 606 336 28 539 436 29 595 428 Ward No. 9 1,834 273 Block 30 536 16 31 654 173 32 644 84 Ward No. 10 2,023 156 Block 33 600 43 34 618 31 35 805 82 Ward No. 11 2,934 1,951 Block 36 648 503 37 668 396 38 510 304 39 532 428 40 576 320 VJard No. 12 2,765 562 Block 41 723 9 42 643 21 43 661 31 44 738 501 Ward No. 13 2,300 758 Block 45 589 243 46 572 421 47 606 73 48 441 15 49 92 6 20/12/VII Muktsar (M.C.) 66,383 16,911 Ward No. 1 5,904 2,920 Block 1 641 459 494 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX II Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise Location Name of town/ Total population Scheduled Castes Code No. ward/urban block 1 2 3 4 20/12/VII Muktsar (M.C. )-- contd. Block 2 536 128 3 705 392 4 585 268 5 482 160 6 676 425 7 588 531 8 502 275 9 745 251 10 444 31 Ward No. 2 4,566 1,681 Block 11 602 213 12 584 26 13 556 112 14 762 122 15 426 104 15 484 232 17 713 517 18 439 355 Ward No. 3 2,333 679 Block 19 592 131 20 450 137 21 515 236 22 775 175 Ward No. 4 2,749 551 Block 23 558 24 525 75 25 517 73 25 555 145 27 594 357 Ward No. 5 3,059 Block 28 58ff 21 495 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX II Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise Location Name of town/ Total population Scheduled Castes Code No. ward/urban block 1 . 2 3 4 20/12/VII Muktsar (M.C.)--contd. Block 29 554 135 30 710 176 31 523 86 32 588 19 Ward No. 6 4,638 1,248 Block 33 502 34 685 234 35 668 173 36 551 222 37 520 153 38 481 17 39 609 213 40 622 236 Ward No. 7 3,985 839 Block 41 579 339 42 698 23 43 610 6 44 438 32 45 446 8 46 119 47 539 144 48 556 287 Ward No. 8 4,180 1,041 Block 49 556 248 50 493 86 51 596 174 52 765 168 53 261 54 652 43 55 524 61 496 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRAC~ APPENDIX II Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise Location Name of town/ Total population Scheduled Castes Code No. ward/urban block 1 2 3 4 20/12/VIIMuktsar (M.C.)-- contd. VJard No. 9 5,354 796 Block 56 449 28 57 614 40 58 577 268 59 714 52 60 675 79 61 565 122 62 547 65 63 661 142 64 552 Ward No. 10 5,039 633 Block 65 618 34 66 498 117 67 594 119 68 437 42 69 520 176 70 488 78 71 579 72 562 73 743 67 Ward No. 11 9,203 4,676 Block 74 700 244 75 564 487 76 609 433 77 806 711 78 491 194 79 678 302 80 428 270 81 644 576 82 626 351 83 640 37 497 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT" APPENDIX II Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise Location Name of town/ Total population Scheduled Castes Code No. ward/urban block. 1 2 3 4 20/12/VII Muktsar (M .C. )--Contd. Block 84 544 13 85 574 51 86 737 407 87 559 487 88 603 ] 13 Ward No. 12 2,026 64 Block. 89 687 gO 753 3'3 91 586 25 Ward No. 13 3.77& 5S3 Block 92 469 131 93 595 197 94 572 129 95 719 30 96 710 22 97 711 44 Ward No. 14 2,614 212 Block 98 700 99 671 100 576 113 101 '667 99 Ward No. 15 2,641 5 Block 102 553 103 567 104 557 5 105 471 106 493 Ward No. 16 2,748 258 Block 107 576 178 108 1,081 79 109 36b 1 498 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX II Total and Scheduled Caste Populat1~n Urban Blockwise Location Name of town/ Total population Scheduled Caste~ Code No. ward/urban· block 1 Z 3 4 20/12/VII Muktsar (M.C. )--concld. Block 110 723 Ward No. 17 1,528 218 Block 111 519 83 112 582 113 477 135 20/12/VIII Malout (M.C.) 56,868 14,348 Ward No. 1 4,188 281 Block 1 582 164 2 646 4 3 568 12 4 585 5 5 630 49 6 604 47 7 573 Ward No. 2 . 3,462 430 Block 8 656 9 675 91 10 64~ 333 11 814 12 669 s- Ward No. 3 2,766 19 Block 13 720 19 14 592 15 585 16 869 Ward No. 4 2,994 332 Block 17 598 18 680 19 773 11 20 582 288 21 361 33 499 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX II Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise Location . Narne of town/ Total population Scheduled Castes Code No. ward/urban block 1 2 3 4 20/12/VIII Malout (M.C. )--contd . Ward No. 5 4,259 2,024 Block 22 644 316 23 497 383 24 577 169 25 650 114 26 59"! 162 27 639 459 28 661 421 Ward No. 6 3,755 1,077 Block 29 642 540 30 544 450 31 590 12 32 791 33 33 592 34 596 42 ward No. 7 2,757 Block 35 603 ... 36 537 ··37 . 549 38 610 39 458 Ward No. B 3,987 1,008 Block 40 592 197 41 676 268 42 482 108 43 715 206 44 674 87 45 848 142 Ward No. 9 4,776 945 Block 46 475 47 390 66 500 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX II Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise Location Name of town/ Total population Scheduled Castes Code No. ward/urban' block \ 1 2 3 4 20/12/VIJ:I Malout (M.C.)--contd. Block 48 414 39 49 512 13 50 628 144 51 367 124 52 567 55 53 628 140 54 795 364 Ward No. 10 3,729 2,385 Bloc.k 55 632 312 56 580 234 57 553 139 58 584 517 59 737 588 60 643 595 Ward No. 11 2,612 259 Block 61 542 124 - 62 585 8 63 367 64 535 127 65 583 Ward No. 12 3,194 597 Block 66 638 116 67 597 96 68 848 295 p9 573 81 70 538 9 Wa.ed No, J'3 3,121 45 Block 71 565 72 674 73 651 501 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX II Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise Total population Scheduled Castes 3 4 397 39 834 6 5,158 3,886! 630 598 669 665 646 640 642 638 562 562 618 347 610 319 781 117 5,402 1,022 564 323 552 63 615 41 693 5,9 I 692 131 713 1971. 783 143 641 22' 149 37 708 38 337 3 371 35 29.866 9,109 29,855 9,109 714 195 ,~ ~:.-, c, l ,:' 90 727 15 836 171 7/+0 589 502 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX II Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise Location Name of town/ Total population Scheduled Caste~ Code No. ward/urban block" 1 2 3 4 20/12/IX 'Giddarbaha (M.C. )-- contd. Block 6 591 344 Ward No. 1 7 686 261 8 696 21 9 645 606 1.0 66B 659 11 848 19 12 688 11 13 871 14 798 4 15 735 5 16 855 17 , 850 18 736 19 732 5 20 681 21 728 186 22 771 28 23 633 24 764 40 .?5 750 26 21$ 701 483 21 725 533 28 662 662 29 708 144 30 709 219 31 748 350 32 603 393 33 738 434 34 629 298 35 707 391 36 745 112 503 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX II Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise Location Name of town/ Total population Scheduled Caste.s Code No. ward/urban block 1 2 3 4 20/12/IX Glddarbaha (M.C. )-- concld. Block 37 633 116 38 669 ~82 39 715 686 40 629 482 41 594 79 42 335 70 ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED CASTES 506 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Loca Oi stricti Tota 11 No. of Total Scheduled Total Scheduled Literates Caste population Caste populat ion tion C.O Blockl Rura 1/ house U.A.I holds in the age-group Code City! Urban with ·0--6 No. Town S.C. members P M F p M F p M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 12 Far1dkot T 101,417 589.898 315,679 274.219 114.006 60.033 53.973 115J515'80.770 34,745 District R 83.453 479,868 257.059 222,809 91.857 48.336 43,521 85.012 60.504 24,508 U 17.964 110,030 58,620 51.410 22.14~ 11.697 10,452 30,503 20,266 10,237 1 140ga-l C.D. Block T 6,732 40,381 21,563 18,818 7,299 3,803 3,496 10,374 6,877 3,497 R 6,715 40,296 21,518 18,778 7.287 3,798 3,489 10,344 6,856 3,488 U I7 85 45 40 12 5 7 30 21 9 Landeke (Amritsar U 17 85 45 40 12 5 7 30 21 9 Road) (O.G.) 2 l4~ga-ll T 5,168 30,741 16,459 14,282 6,099 3,227 2,872 5,671 3,873 1,798 C.D. Block R 5,049 29,882 15,987 13,895 5,916 3,129 2,787 5,467 3,734 1,733 U 119 859 472 387 183 98 85 204 139 65 Duneke (Firozpur U 119 859 472 387 183 98 85 204 139 65 Road) (O.G.) 3 ~ihal Singhwala T 7,208 43,109 23,173 19,936 8,311 4,362 3,949 9,165 ~,354 ·2,811 C.D. Block R 7,208 43,10~ 23,173 19,936 8,311 4,36Z 3,949 9,165 6.354 2,811 u 4 Baghapurana T 9,024 53,801 28,802 24,999 10.301 5,415 4,886 9,155 6,339 2.816 C.D. Block R 9,024 53,801 28,802 24,999 10,301 5,415 4,886 9,155 6,339 2,816 U 5 Faridkot T 8,441 48,653 25,712 22,941 9,951 5,220 4,731 7,235 ~,17Z 2,063 C.D. B.lock R 8,404 48.451 25,610 22.841 9,906 5,204 4.702 7.185 5,136 2,049 U 37 202 102 . 100 45 16 29 50 36 14 Houses and Rice U 37 202 102 100 45 16 29 50 36 14 Shellers (Bholowal Road) (O.G.) 6 Kotkapura T 11,587 66,689 35,749 30,940 12,786 6,800 5,986 11,895 8,564 3,331 C.D. Block R 11.586 66.683 35,745 30,938 12,785 6,799 5,986 11,894 8,563 3,331 U 6 4 2 Kothe La 1 Premi U 6 4 2 (O.G. ) 507 FOR. SCHEDUlED CASTES INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Total main workers Cultivators Agricultural Livestock. fores- Mining and labourers try. fishing. quarrying hunting and plantations, orchards and a 111 ed act 1vit ie s (I-IX) I 11 ___.:.I~I1:,___ IV p M F p M F p M F p M F P M F 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 186.776 173.789 12.987 6.648 6.180 468 139.086 129.167 9.319 931 889 42 15 14 1 155.033 144.564 10.469 5.950 5.608 342 131.110 122.304 8.806 804 771 33 14 13 1 31.743 29,225 2.518 698 512 126 1.976 7.463 513 127 118 9 1 1 12,384 .11,841 543 569 359 210 10,186 9,952 234 41 41 12;361 11,818 543 569 359 210 10~184 9,950 234 41 41 23 23 2 2 23 23 2 '2 10,053 9,075 978 313 297 16 8,978 8,069 909 24 --. -- 9,802 8,837 965 312 296 16 8,785 7,886 899 24 24 -- 251 238 13 193 183 10 251 238 13 193 183 10 13,074 12,704 370 313 301 12 10,814 10,542 272 38 38 Z 2 13,074 12,704 370 313 301 12 10,814 10,542 272 38 38 2 2. 17,109 16,082 1,027 451 436 15 14,883 14,047 836 63 60 3 5 4 1 17,109 16,082 1,027 451 436 15 14,883 14,047 836 63 60 3 5 . 4 15,543 14,562 981 1,340 1,319 21 12,349 11,594 755 52 52 15,491 14.510 981 1.340 1,319 21 12,33.7 11,582·755 51 51 52 52 12 12 52 52 12 12 21.568 20.0j6 1,532 1,096 1,067 29 18,050 16,704 1,346 81 80 21,566 20,034 1.532 1,0941,065 29 18,P50 16,704 1,346 8) 80 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 508 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT loca- Districtl Total/ INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS tion C.O. Slock/ Rurall Manufacturing, Processing. Const roct ions Trade and Code U.A.r- Urban Servicing and Repa1rs ,in Cormrerce No. C1ty! -Other than Town Household Industry Household Industry V( 'l L V(b) VI VII III F p M F p lit F 1 2 3 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 12 Far1dkot T 2.3872,104283 7.6587.051607 2,0271,9577014.9294.691238 District R 1,250 1,092 158 3.544 3,096 448 523 515 8 1,679· 1,638 41 U 1.137 1,012 125 4,114 3.955 159 1.504 1,442 62 3.Z50 3.053 197 1 filoga-1 C.D. Block T 99 90 9 369 350 19 57 57 171 170 R 99 90 9 369 350 19 54 54 166 "165 u 3 3 5 5 Landeke (Amritsar U 3 3 5 5 Road) (a.G.) Z lItoga-II T 39 39 128 118 10 69 62 7 116 111 5 c.o. Block R 39 39 124 114 10 56 51 5 107 102 5 U 4 4 13 11 2 9 9 Duneke (F i rozpur U 4 4 13 11 2 9 9 Road) (O.G.) 3 NihalSinghwala T 301 29_3 8 261 2Z9 32 48 48 178 177 C.O. Block R 301 293 8 261 229 32 48 48 178 177 U 4 8aghapurana T 248 181 67 361 307 5 48 45 3 146 -142 4 C.D. Block -R 248 181 67 361 307 5 48 45 3 146 142 4 U 5 Faridkot T 86 62 24 474 380 94 45 45 163 155 8 C.D. Block R 85 61 24 472 378 94 44 44 156 148 13 U 1 2 2 7 7 Houses and Rice U 2 2 7 7 Shellers (S holowal Road) (O.G.) 6 Kotkapura T 114 99 15 352 320 32 69 69 -- 178 172 • C.D. Slock R 114 99 15 352 320 32 69 69 178 172 6 u Kothe La 1 Prem1 U (0.6. ) 509 FOR SCtIEOULED CASTES INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Transport Storage Other Marginal workers Non-workers and Communications Services VIII IX P M F P M f P M F P M F 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 4,165 4,151 14 18,930 16.985 1.945 11,149 482 10.667. 391.973 141.408 250.565 1,,422 1,419 3 8,737 8.108 629 10.904 435 10.469 313.1.~1 112.060 201.871 2,743 2.732 11 10 •. 193 8.877 1.316 245 47 198 78,042 29.348 48.694 191 191 -- 701 631 70 380 380 27,617 9,722 17.895 184 184 695 625 70 380 380 27,555 9,700 '17.855 7 7 6 6 62 22 40 7 7 6 6 62 2Z 40 96 94 2 290 261 29 421 6 415 20,267 7,378 12.689 85 84 270 241 29 421 6 415 19 r659 7.144 12,515 11 10 20 20 1608 234 374 11 10 20 20 608 234 374 151 151 968 923 45 903 25 878 29,132 10,444 18.688 151 151 968 923 45 903 25 871:1 29,132 10,444 18.688 102 102 802 758 44 493 21 472 36.199 12,699 23,500 102 102 802 758 44 493 21 47Z 36,199 12.699 23.500 .-, 174 173 859 781 ]8 613 6 607 32,~97 11.144 21,353 150 149 855 777 78 613 6 607 32~347 11,094 21,253 24 24 4 4 150 50 100 24 ·24 4 4 150 50 100 245 244 l,38J 1.281 102 2,417 94 2,323 42,704 15.619 27,085 244 245 1.383 '1,281 102 2,417 94 2,323 42,700 15,617 27.083 4 2 2 4 2 2 510 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT loca- Distr'ict/ Tota 1/ No. of Tota 1 Scheduled Total Scheduled literates tion C.O Block/ Rura 1/ house- Cas te populat ion Caste populat ion U.A./ holds in the age-group Code City/ Urban with 0--6 No. Town S.C. members p M, F P M F P M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 , 7 Lamb'i T 8.682 48.5!1 '26.255 22,316 9,283 4.936 4,347 7.198 5.432 1.766 C.D. Block R 8,682 48,571 26,255 22.316 9,283 4,936 4,347 7.198 5.432 1.766 U 8 "alout T 7,671 42.466 22.780 19,686 8,227 4.368 3.859 6.627 4.918 1.709 C.D. Block R. 7.671 42.466 22.780 19,686 8.227 4.368 3.859 6.627 4.918' 1.709 U 9 ,",uk tsar T 11.369 62.747 33,732 29.015 11 ~ 786 6,137 5,649 10.827 7.753 2.874 C.D. Block R I 11,369 62,747 33,732 29,015 11,786 6.137 5.649 10.827 7.953 2.874 U 10 Kot 8ha1 at T 7.745 43.862 23.457 20.405 8.055 4,188 3,867 7,150 5.219 1.931 Giddarbha C.D. Block R ~.745 43.862 23,457 20,405' 8.055 4.188 3.867 7.150 5,219 1.931 ! \l Urban Total U 17,964 110.030 58.620 51.410 22.149 11,697 10.452 30.503 20.266 10.237 Cities/U.As. havingl Population 100,000 and above ,",oga u.A. U 3.135 19,204 10.405 8.799 3,812 2,046 1,766 4.422 2,925 1,497 ('\) ,",oga ('"'. C. ) ul 2.999 18.260 9.888 8.372 3.617 1.943 1.674 4,188 2,765 1,423 ( ii) Duneke U 119 859 472 387 183 98 85 204 139 65 (Firozpur' Road) (O.G.) ( i'li) L andeke U 17 85 45 40 12 5 7 30 21 9 (Amritsar Road) (O.G.) Towns/U.As. baving 'opulation less than 100.000 Badhn 1 Kalan U 492 2,875 1,585 1,290 581 312 269 677' 428 249 eN.A.C.) 511 FOR SCHEDULED CASTES INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Total main workers Cultivators Agricultural LivestOCk, fores- Min1ng and labourers try, fiShing. quarrying hunting and p lanat ions, orchards and allied activities ~I--IX~ II III IV P M F P M F P oM F P M F P M F 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 21 28 16,751 14,750 2,001 319 319 14,142 12,337 1,805 174 163 11 16,751 14,750 2,001 319 319 14,142 12,337 1,805 174 163 11 -- 13,850 12,694 1,156 434 417 17 11,737 lQ,753 984 118 102 16 13,850 12,694 1,156 434 417 17 11,737 10.753 984 118 102 16 __' 20,522 19,678 844 782 762 20 17,407 16.707 700 82 81 4 4 20,522 19,678 844 782 762 20 17,407 16,707 700 82 81 4 4 14,507 13,457 1,050 336 334 Z 12.771 11.796 975 132 131 1 2 2 14,507 13,457 1.050 336 334 2 12.771 11.796 975 '132 131 2 2 31.743 29.225 2;518 698 572 126 7,976 7,463 513 127 118 9 5,995 5.151 844 188 113 75 2,218 1,920 298 19 15 4 5.721 4,890 831 187 112 75 2.023 1.735 288 19 15 4 251 238 13 193 183 10 23 23 2 2 868 843 25 15 15 683 675 8 2 2 --' 512 DISTRICT PRIMMY CEISUS ABSTRACT loea- District/ To~al/ UtDUST.fUAL CATE-GORY OF MAIN WRkERS tion C.D BlocK, Rural! U.A.I. Manufld.1IriftJ' 'racess11tg. ConstructioflS Trade and Code City! Urball Serv1d1!9 ,n !epa,," in Connerce No. T",", Household Other than Industry Household Industry V~al Vlbl VI VII P 'M F P M F P M F P M F 1 2 3 29 J} 31 J2 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 1 latlb1 T 98 82 . 16 684 588 96 25 25 173 168 5 C.D. "oek R 98 82 16 6&4 588 96 25 2S 173 168 5 U 8 "alout T 55 44 11 426 346 80 64 64 138 136 2 C.D. aloek 1t 55 44 11 426 346 80 64 64 138 136 2 U 303 6 9 ""ttsar T 131 126 5 340 327 13 95 95 309 C.D. 8loek R 131 126 5 340 327 13 95 95 309 303 ,6 U 10 Kot Sha1 at T 80 77 3 15.5 137 18 20 20 128 125 3 G'ddal"b1la C.O. Bloek R 80 77 3 155 137 18 20_. 20 128 125 3 U 191 ' Urba" Total U 1.137 1,012 125 4.114 3.955 159 1,504 1,442 62 3,250 3,053 CUies/D.As. "'n", 'upulation 180,000 altd abo,e 355 336 "oga U.A'- U 138 88 50 498 484 14 85 85 3 n n) "oga (".C.) U 138 88 50 49'4 480 14 72 71 341 322 19 9 ( t 1) Duneke II 4 4 13 11 2 9 (F1rozpur iRoad) (O.G.) (111) landeke 0 3 3 5 5 (Alllr1tsar Roadl (O.(i.} Towns/U.As. haviAg 'opulatioft less thaft \00.000 6 30 30 Bad~n1 kalan U 22 22 6 -- (".A.C.) 513 FOR SCHEDlLED CASTES INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Tr.nsport Storage Other M~r9inal'workers Non-workers and Co ..un1c.t1ons Servt ces VIII IX P M F P M F' p M F p M F 41 42 43 44 45 46 48 49 50 51 217 211 919 851 68 1,979 73 1,906 29,841 11,432 18.409 217 217 919 851 68 1.979 73 1,906 29.~41 11,432 18,409 )40 140 738 692 46 r ..&l3 142 1,481 26.993 9,944 17,049 140 140 -- 738 692 46 1.623 142 ',481 26.993 9,944 17.049 -- 100 100 1,272 1.173 99 596 38 558 41.629 14.016 27.613 100 100 1,212 1,173 99, 596 .38 558 41.629 14,.016 27.613 48 48 835 187 48 1.479 30 1.449 27.876 9,.9'70 17.9.06 48 46 835 181 48 l.419 30 l,449 U.876 9,970 17 .906 2.743 2.732 11 10,193 8,877 1,316 245 47 198 7&..042 29.348 48.694 597 59. 3 1.&94 1.516 3'18 12 8 4 13;.197 5.246 1'.%1 579 571 Z 1.868 1.490 378 12 8, 4 12.527 4,"0 7,537 11 10 1 20 20 608 Z34 374 7 7 6 6 22 40 4 .. las 88 17 2.Q07 742 514 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Loca~ Districtl Totall No. of Total Scheduled Total Scheduled Literates tion C.D Blockl Rura 1/ house- Cas te popu 1at ion Caste populat ion U.A./ holds 1n the age~group Urban Code City/ with O~-6 No. Town S.C. members p M F P M F P M F 1 2 3 4· 5· 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 *2 Saghapunn. U 135 4,484 2,352 2.132 S16 446 430 945 573 372 (N.A.C.) 3 Faridkot U.A. U 2.544 15.572 8.307 7.265 3,101 1.604 1.497 5.020 3.326 1.694 (1) Faridkot (M.C.) U 2,507 15,370 8.205 7.1'65 3.056 1.588 1.468 4.970 3.290 1.680 t (11) Houses and Rice ,I '). Shellers (8 ho Iowa t Road) U 37 202 T02 TOO 45 16 29 50 36 14 (o.G. ) 4 Kotkapura (M.C.) U 2,95'3 17.714 9.319 8.395 3.614 1.836 1.778 5.130 3.390 1.740 , 5 Ja'ltu U.A. U 1.552 9.813 5.214 4.599 1.962 1.070 892 2.481 1,672 809 (1) Ja1tu (".C.) U 1.551 9.807 5,210 4.597 1.961 1.069 892 2.480 1.671 809 (ii) Kothe La' U 6 4 2 Prell1 (O.G.) 6 Muktsar (M.C.) U 2.789 16.911 8.966 7.945 3.272 1.748 1.524 5.075 3.336 1.739 1 Malout (M.C.) U .2.341 14.348 1.628 6.120 3.021 1.628 1.393 4.190 2.814 1.376 8 G1ddarbaha (M.C.) U 1,423 9.109 4.844 4.265 1.910 1.007 903 2.563 1,802 761 515 FOR SCHEDULED CASTES INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Total main workers Cultivators Agricultural Liv~stock. fores- Mining and labourers tr:Y.. fishing, quarrying hunting and plantations, orchards and allied act1vities (I--IX) I 11 ---..;;.;;;.;;..__III IV P M F P M F p M F p , M P P M F i 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 ,24 25 26 27 28 ~Jo 1.224 1.163 56 23 23 633 6G9, 24 5 5 4.306 3.988 ' 318 147 146 1 905 '84.," . 21 , 12 12 4,254 , 3,.936 318 147 146 893 . 872 21·' 11 11 52 52 -_ 12 12 4,982 4.709 273 94 89 5 915 905 10 15 14 2,757 2.591 166 46 46 623 580 43 23 23 2,755 2.589 166 44 44 623 580 43 23 23 2 2 2 2 4,890 4,525 365 158 113 45 1,177 1,091 86 32 3Q 2 4,166 3,885 281 16 J6 4J3 403 JO 7 5 2 2,555 2,365 190 11 11 409 396 13 12 12 516 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT . \ Loea- oistr iet! Total! INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY Of MAIN WORKERS tion C.D. Block! Rural! Manufacturing, PrQCess1ng. Canst ruet 1ons Trade and Code U.A.! Urban Servicing and Rep!irs in Conwnerce No. Cityl Town Household -Other than Industry Househo ld Industry V{al Vlb~ VI VII P M F P M .F P M F P M F 1 2 3 29 ~ 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 *2 8aghapurana U 27 22 5 75 68 7 ]8 ]8 lZZ -117 5 (tI.A.C.l 3 Faridkot u.A. U 46 41 5 292 287 5 391 347 44 383 378 5 (1) Faridkot (M.C.) U 45 40 5 290 285 5 390 346 44 376 371 5 (i i) Houses and Rice She llers (iholowal Road) U Z 2 7 7 (0 .G. ) 4 Kotkapura (M.C.) U 186 161 25 ,958 905 53 425 417 8 523 466 57 "5 Jattu U.A. U 43 33 10 553 533 20 77 76 445 433 12 12 (1) Ja ftu (II. C. ) u 43 33 10, 553 533 20 77 76 445 433 (i 1) Kothe La 1 U Premi (O.G.) 6 lIuktsar (II.C.) U 202 192 10 506 489 17 144 140 4 343 337 6 7 Malout (M.C.) U 475 455 20 980 942 38 270 268 2 519 489 30 8 Giddarbaha (M.C.) U 19 19 230 225 5 85 85 530 467 63 Note 1. Towns treated as such for the first time in 1981 Census wh ich continue as towns in 1991 Census are shown with Asterisk on their left. 2. Town treated as such for the first time in 1991 are under 11 ned. 3. The following abbreviations have been used for the status of towns :-- II. Corp. = lIunicipal Corporation C.B. = Cantonment Board II.C. = Municipal C08lllittee C.T. :: Census Town ~, N.A.C. :: Notified Area committee 4. N.A. = N.t Available o .G. ,. O~t Growth U.A. ,. Urban Agglomeration 517 FOR SCHEDUL.ED CASTES INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS transport Storage Other Margina 1 workers Non-workers and Communications Servi ces "III IX p M F P M F p M F p M F 41 42 ,43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 82 ~39 224 15 34 34 3.226 1.184 2,042 469 467 2 1.661 1.426 235 4 2 2 11,262 4.317 6,945 445 443 2 1.657 1,422 235 4 2 2 11.112 4,267 6.845 24. 24 4 4 150 50 100 752 749 3 1,113 1,002 111 98 24 74 12.634 4.586 8,048 192 191 755 676 79 2 2 7,054 2.623 4.431 192 191 755 676 79 2 2 7,050 2,621 4.429 __' 4 2 2 242 240 2 2.086 1.893 193 77 9 68 11.944 4,432 7.512 284 284 l,202· 1,023 179 18 4 14 10.164 3,739 6,425 121 121 1,138 1.029 109 6,554 . 2,479 4.075 18135 DCO--Govt. Press. U.T •• Chd.