· CENSUS OF INDIA 1981
Parts XIII-A & B VILI.. AGE & TOWN DIRECTORY Series-8 JAMMU & KASHMIR VILLAGE & TOWNWlSE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
DISTRICT CENSUS DODA HANDBOOK DISTRICT
A. H. KHAN of the Indian Administrative Service Director of Census Operations . ...Jammu & Kashmir CENSUS or INDIA 1981 LIST or PUBUCATIONS
Central Government Publications-Census of India 1981-Series 8 -Jammu and. Kashmir is being published in the· following parts:- Part No. Subject Part No. Subject ,/ 1 2 3
I Administration Reports I-A £ Administration Report Enumeration I-B :£ Administration Report TabUlation II General Population Tables II-A General Population Tables n-B Primary Census Abstract
m General Economic Tables m-A B-Series Tables of 1st priority m-B B-Series Tables of 2nd priority
Social Cultural Tables IV-A C-Series Tables of 1st priority lV-B C-Series TablelJ of 2nd priority V Migration Tables V-A D-Series Tables of 1st priority V-B D-Ser18s Tables of 2nd prioritY VI Fertility Tables VI-A F-Series Tables of 1st priority VI-B F-Series Tables of 2nd priority VII Tables on Houses 8.Q.d disabled population vm Household Tables VDI-A HH-Series Tables covering material of constructions of houses vm-B Contain Tables HH-17, HH-17 SC & HH-17 ST 1 2 3 -----_- ---- IX Special Tables on S. C. and S. T. X Town Directory Survey Reports on Towns and ViIJages X-A Town Directocy X-B Survey reports on selected towns
X-C Survey -reports on sel~ed villages XI Ethnographic studies on S. C- & S. T. XII Census Atlas Union bnd State/U. T. Census Atlas XII-A Admn. Atlas
District Census Handbook If: XIDA "I Village and Town Directory >- Combined Village-wise/Urban ward-wise xmB J Primary Census Abstract
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* These are State Government's Publications
CONTENTS
Page No. 1. Foteword . . • ...... i-ii 2. Preface including acknowledgements lii-v 3. (i) Administrative Divisions of Jammu and Kashmir as ip 1981 Frontispiece .. (ji) Map of the district .. .. _. . . .. • • . . . . 4. Abstract of the important statistics -of the district .. 5 5. Analytical Note (i) Census concepts ...... 9 10 Oi) Brief history of the district and the District Census Handbook .. 10 (iii) Scope of Village Directory, Town Directory Statements and PCA 11-12 (iv) Physical Aspects 12 (v) Major Characteristics .. 13 (vi) Major Social and Cultural events ...... 14 (vii) Brief description of places of religious, historical or archaeological importance in villages and places cf tourist interest in the towns of the 15-18 district ...... _ ...... (viii) Brief analysis of the Village and Town Directory and PCA data based on inset tables • • ...... 19-27
PART-A VD..LAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY 6. Sectio. I-Viii... Director)" (a> T .b.n Ki.btwa r (0 Map .. . . 31 Cii) Alphabetical Jist of villages . • ...... ":'3-35 (iii) Note explaining the codors used in the Village Directory _ 36--:7 (iv) Villlge Directory 38-51 Tebail Bbaderwab (i) Map .. .. - ...... 53
(ii) Alphabetical list of villages - .. • .. I •• 5S-SP (iii) ViLlage Directory 60--81 ( ii ) Teul Doda
(i) Map 00 83 eii) Alphabeticallist of villages .... .- .. ... - ...... 85-86 (iii) Village Directory '...... 00 00 88-97 Tehsil R.... ba.
(i) Map .. .. 99 ( ji) Alphabetical list ,of villages ...... 101-102:
(jii) Village Directory o. •• 0" ••• 104-111 (II) Appelldicea (I-IV) to tbe Villa.e Ditectery .,. .. .. 112-122
7. Section 11-Town Directory (i) Note explaining the codes used in, the Town Directory -...... l25
(ii) Town Directory Statements (I to VI and IV A) .0 126-37 PART B-PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT (i) Diatrict peA
(a) Tehsil-wise Total, Rural. Urban • . 0 0 • 0 •• • 0 o. . 0 0 0 • 0 0 • 140-14a (ii) Tehail.wile peA '1 (a) Village-wise • 0 • , • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • 0 • • • • • • > 144-213·
(b) Town-wise (within the toWll, wardwise) . 0 J (c) AppendD:: show~ totil scheduled castes Populati~-Urban Bloc .. -wise 214-217
(ii) S'J)ecial PeA OD Schedald Castes (Total Rural. Urban) •• 0 • 0 • 0 • 00 _ 218-1g. FOREWORD
The District Census Handbook (DCH), compiled by only in local area planning but regulating the provi the Census Organisation on behalf of the State sion of goods and services as wen so as to mjnimiso Governments, is one' of the most valuable pro the regional imbalances in the process of development. ducts of the Census. The DCH is constantly referred A few new items of information have also been intro to by plannerS. administrators, academicians and duced' to meet some of the requiremen~s of the researchers. It is inter dlla used for delimitation of Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Such new items constituencies, formulation of local level and region,al of information as adult literacy centres, primary plans and as an aid to District Administration. The health sub-centres, and community health workers in district census bandbook is the only publIcation the village have been introduced in the village which provides Primary Census Abstract (PCA) data directory with this objective in mind. The new item upto village level for the rural areas and ward-",ise on approach to the village is to have an idea about for each city or town. It also provides data ~n infras the villages in the district which are inaccessible. tructure and amenities. in villages and towns, etc. A new column, "total population and number of households" has been introduced to examine the correlation of the amenities with the pop Illation and The district census handbook series wa~ initiated during the 1951 ',Census. It contained important uumber of households they serve. Addition of two ccn:;us tables and PCA for each village and town \.If more appendices listing the villages where no amenities are available and according to the proportion of the district. Du~g, 1961 census the scope of the DeH was enlarged, and it contained a desctiptive scheduled caste and scheduled tribe population to the aecount of the 'district, administrative staLhtics. total population has also been made with this view in , mind. census tables and a ;village and town directolY, .i,llciud ing peA. The 1971' DCR Series was planned m three The formats of the Town Directory have also been parts. Part-A related to vilJ.age and town directory, modified to meet the requirements of the Minimum Part-13 to village and town PCA and Part-C com Needs Programme by providing infonnation on a prised analytical report, administrative .iialistics. few new items. A new statement on civic and other District Census Tables and certain Analytical Tables amenities in slums in Class-I and Class II towns based on PCA and amenity data in respect of villages. (Statement IV-A) has been introduced with this objec Howevcr, in some States it was confined to district tive in mind. It is expected that this will help f;ho census tables and in a few cases altogether given up p~~ers to. ~halk out programmes on provision· of due to delay in compilation and printing. CIVIC amemties for the improvement of slums. The colum~ o~ Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tn"bes WhHe designing the format of 1981 DCH series POp~!lOn m Statement IV relating to civic and other some new features along with the restructuring of the amemties and adult literacy classes/centres under formats of Village and Town Directory have been ~ducationaJ facilities in statement V are also added attempted. At the same time, comparability with the Inter alia with this view. A significant addition is class 1971 data has also been kept in view. All the ameni o! town in all the seven statements of the to\\ In order to avoid delay in publication of 1981 DOl This publication is a joint venture of the State serjes jt has been so designed that Part-A of the Government and the Census Organisation. The data volume contains village and town directory and have been collected and compiled in the State under Part-B, the peA of villages and towns including the the direction of Shri A. It Khan, lAS, Director of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes peA up to Census Operations, Jammu and Kashmir, Srinagar on Tehsil/Town levels. At the beginning of DCH a behalf of the State Government which has borne the detailed analytical note supported by a num~er of inset cost of printing. The task of planning, designing and tables based on peA and non-census data in relation to co-ordination of this publication was carried out by the infrastructure bas been introduced to enhance its Shri N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Social value. The district and tehsil/Police Station/Co D. Studies) of my office. Dr. B. K. Roy, Deputy Registrar Block etc., level maps depicting the boundaries and General (Map) provided. the technical guidance in the other important features have been inserted at appro preparation of the maps. Data received from Census priate places, to further enhance the value of the Directorates have been scrutinised in the SociaJ. publication. Studies Division at the Headquarters under' the guidance of ~hri M. M. Dua, Senior Research Officer. I am thankful to all who have contributed in tiUs project. P. PADMANABHA, Registrar General. IndiL New Delhi, the 26th April, 1982. iii PREFACE 'on and publication of District Census of households has been added to facilitate lUlalysis of The compi1 a ti f the Handbooks has been a traditional fe:"ture 0 d the other data in the Directory. The column on Indian Census since 1951. However, m lam~u ~ approach to village is to identify the number .of Kashmir State, where no Census was co~~ucted IS 19:>.1 inaccessible villages in the District. The column on due to the unsettled conditions prevailIng then, .thlS number of households living in owned houses or work was taken up as a regular feature of .C:cnsu~ smc~ pbssessing house sites in the village is again intended 1961 with certain improvements and addItIons m the to cakr to the Minimum Needs Programme of the data content of the publication at the 1971 Census, Planning Commission. further enhancing its utility for the Data Users. It is Impcd that with its present content the Hand book would, more than ever, serve as a useful reference The 1981 Series of the District Census Handbook publication, particularly for such Admimstrators and which we have begun with the district of Punch will Data Users as have to deal with planning, implemen contain lWO parts each. Part-A deals with TOWil and tation and evaluation of development programme, Village Directory and Part-B consists of Town and including the Minimum Needs Programme, at the Village Primary Census Abstract. In 19i1 Census grass roots level. there was also third part of the Handbook, published The compilation of the Handbook would not have as a separate volume. comprising Administrative and been possible but for the co-operation extended by the Census Statistics. However, in view of the consider Revenue, Education, Medical, Public Health and other able delay experienced then in getting the relevant Local Authorities of the District in making relevant Administrative Statistics pertaining to various Depart data hvaJ)able, for which we owe them our grateful. ments, compilation of this Volume has been given up thanks. at the 1981 Census. It is expected that such statistics would be available to the data users in the usual It must be stated here that the task ~f finalising publications of the State Directorate of Evaluation and printing the present volume has fallen on me and Statistics. since Shri A. H. Khan, lAS, Director of Ce1isu~ Operations, .Jammu and Kashmir, under whose able The Town Directory of the Handbook consists of ste1vardsbip the Census Operations of 1981 were seven statements which are almost similar to those carried out, retired from Government service by the time the volume could be taken up for adopted for the 1971 Census except that a few new compilation. ' columns ha\'e been added to facilitate analysis of the data. A significant addition is: of class of town in '~e are grateful to Shri P. Padmanabha, JAS. every statement which has been done on the con ~e~Istrar General and Census COmmissioner of sideration that the infrastructure of amenities and Indi~ and S~ri N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General facilities found in Urban India can best be analysed (SOCIal ~tudIes) whose detailed instructions, guidance with reference to this specific parameter. The addi and adVice were available all through. tion of the column on Civic Administration Status in The. credit for compiling this Handbook, including statements HI and IV and population in statements analYSIS of data, belongs to Sh. Abdul Ganj Joint IV and V also serves the same purpose vis·a-vis the ~irector, b(~s~des SjSh. H. L. Kalla, Deputy DIt.ector. respective statements. Due consideration has also been Snamus ud-Dm, Tabulation Officer, B. A., Shora, given to the Minimum Needs Programme of the V. K. Chehra, Computors and Z. A. Kawoosa Planning Commission. The columns on Scheduled A~sistant Compiler Who ably assisted the former Caste ropulalion in statement IV and 'ldull iiteracy fu thIS task and deserve appreciation for their respective classes.'ccntres in statement V are a sequal to this contributions. programme. The H~dbook has. b~en provided with six maps, The Village Directory also follows the same pattern one showmg the admImstrative divisions of Jamm 3S in 1971 except again for a few additional l~ensus and .Kashmir State ~s in 1981, one pertaining to Dod: columns. The column on total population and number dlstnct and rest to ItS four constituent tchsils. These iv were prepared by the staff of our Cartographic names along with those of other officials who lcndered Secti.9J1. under the close and valuable .guidance of valuable assistance in bringing out the volume are Dr. B. I<. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (Map) of· mentioned separately in this Handbook. the Office of the Registrar General, India.· Their N. A. KAMILf, lAS,. 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DILSHAD Draftsman J SH. B.A.SHORA Computor , SH. V. K.CHEHRA Computer Proof Reading SMT. SARLA KAW Assistant Compiler SMT. PHOOLA KACHROO Assistant Compiler SH. MOHAMMAD RAMZAN Lower Division Clerk Typing DISTRICT MAP !! ,I < ------a..: •. 1:. .. ,.AL OF INDIA 5 IMPORTANT SPl"ATISTICS Jammu aDd Doda Jammu and Doda KashmIr District Kashmir District State State -Population Total Persons S,987,389 425,262 Break-up of Main Workers : Percentage Among MaiD Workers :- Males 3,164,660 221,362 (I) Cultivators Pencma ~.85 75.57 Females 2,822,729 201,980 Males 56.18 72.20 Rural PeraoIIs 4,726,986 400,088 Females 63.50 89.48 Males 2,492.413 209,704 (ii) 'Apicultural Females 2,234,573 190,384 Labourers Persons 3.49 2.65 Urban Persons 1,260,403 25,174 Males 3.63 3.14 Males 672,247 13,658 Females 2.19 0.60 Females 588,156 11,516 (iii) Household Industry Pel'SOllS 5.30 1.83 DECENNIAL POPULATION Males 4.76 1.94 GROWTH RATE 1971-81 +29.69 +24.27 Females 10.63 1.40 AllEA (Sq. Km.) --222236.00 a 116910 a (iv) Other Workers Persons 34.36 19.95 DENSITY OF POPULATION 59 36 (Per Sq. Km.) Males 35.43 22.72 Females 23.68 8.52 SEX RATIO (Number of 892 904 females per 1000 males) Penlcntage of Scheduled Castes Population to total Population Persons 8.31 8.74 LrrBRACY RATE Penons 26.67 18. SO Males 36.29 28.59 Males 8.18 8.65 Females 15.88 7.34 Females 8.45 8.84 PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION TO TOTAL Percentage of Scheduled Tribes POPULATION 21.05 5.92 PoPUlatioD to total population Persous Males ... Females (i) MaiD Worken Persous 30.37 33.48 - .... 52.20 51.29 Males Number of oa:upied Females 5.91 13.77 llesideDtial Houses 819,172 628J7 ~ (ii) Marlinal W orkers PersmIs 13.89 9.88 Number of Villages.. Males 3.61 4.23 Total 67S8 @ 65S 25.40 16.13 Females Inhabited 6477 652 (iii) Non-Workers Persons SS.74 56.64 Un-inhabited 281 Males 44.19 44.48 3 Females 68.69 70.10 Number of Towns 58 6 NOTE :- -The populatiOn figures exclude population Of area under unlawful OCCIIpation of pakistan and Qlina where ceDlUS could not be taken· •• IncludeS 78114 Sq. Km. under illegal occup'lticm of Pakistan Bnd 5180 Sq. Km. ilJeaally handed over bY Pakistan to Clina and 37S55 Sq. KIn. UDder illegal oc:cupation of China in Leh (Ladakb) District. a ProviSional BxcIudca 3. 1 & 4 villa.. of Srlnaaar Oaadura aDCI ~ tehsils forming out:tbl of SrinaJl-r Urbaa • A~tion, eft villaaes of Jammu tebsll fomain, out-arow of Jammu Urban AU ration respectively and 1 vi1Jaae of U bampur tehIiI treated u CenIaa TOWII. ANAL YTICAL NOTE ANAL YTICAL NOTE A description of the various concepts used at the 20,000-- 49,999 III 1981 Census uad a broad appraisal of the administra 10,000-19,999 IV tive stat ;stics vis-a-vis the history of the district, the sociai and cultural changes witnessed by the district 5,000-9,999 V during the last ten years particularly in relation to Below 5,000 VI economic resources, social, cultural amI develop Census Bouse mental activities and a brief description of the places of historical and religious importance in the district is A Census House was defined as a buildiIig or part given in the following pages :- of a building having a separate main entrance from the road or common courtyard or staircase etc. used Rural/Urban Classification or recognised as a separate unit. It may be occupied or vacant. It may be used for a residential or non-resi For the 19l)1 Census the classification of urban dential purposes or both. areas have bl'cn based on the following cnt.eria :-- Census Household (a) Ail places with a Municipality, Corporation or Cantonment Board or Notified/Town A household for purposes of the 1981 census has Area Committee. been defined as a group of persons who commonly live together and would take their meals from a (b) Ail other places which satisfied the follow common kitchen unless the exigencies of work pre ing tests :- vented any of them from doing so. There Dlay be a household of persons related by blood or a house (i) A minimum population of 5,000. hold of unrelated persons or having a mix of both. (li) At least 75 per cent of male working Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe population engaged in non-agricultural (and allied) activity. In Jammu and Kashmir State there are no Scheduled Tribes. However, the following 13 castes (iii) A density of population of at least 400 stand notified as Scheduled Castes under the State per Sq. Krns. (1000 per Sq. mile). Constitution. The places which satisfied the criterion (a) abo"e 1. Barwala. were treated as statutory towns while those as were not statutory towns· but satisfied the tests laid down in 2. Basith. criterion (b) above were treated as census tOWIlS. All other places which did not satisfy either of the above 3. Chamar or Ramdasia.. two criteria were classified as rura]. Areas· which qualified to be treated as towns under criterion (h) and 4. Batwal. (b) above were further classified by population ranges in the following order :- 5. Chura. Population Range Oass 6. Dh~. 7. Doom or Mahasha. 1,00,000 and above I 50,000-99,999 n 8. Gardi. 10 9. Jolaha. continues to be known today. Very little information, if any, is available about the early history of the ]0. Megh or Kabirpanthi. District and its rulers. The few chronicles available relate to the regimes of the rulers of Kishtwar and even these do not contain any valuable information 11. Ratal. except in respect of the rise and fall of different ruling dynasties. The settlement reports and other references 12. Saryara. indicate that the area falling within the jurisdiction of the District was ruled by Ranas, Rajas and petty 13. Watal. independent chiefs, from time to time. It is reported At the 1981 Census only those persons who returned that Jara! Ramas, Katoch Rajas, Bhaus_ Manhases themselves belonging to any of the 13 Castes as and Cllios, 'fhakkars, Wanis and Gakkars nave had specified above was treated as Scheduled Caste. their rule over this District. Literacy For purposes of Census a person was treated as Brief History of District Census Handbook literate if hel she could read and write in any language with understanding power. A p~rson who The District Census Handbooks were published for could merely read but was not able to write was the first time in 1951 as a part of the 'census publi~ classified as illiterate. For a person to be treated as cation programme in almost aU States of the India literate it was not necessary that he/she !.hOllld have except Jammu and Kashmir State where due to the received any formal education or should have passed disturbed conditions prevailing in the wake of tribal allY minimum educational standard. invasion of 1947-48, no census could be undertaken and as such no data was collected for the decade Workers/Non-Workers 1~41-51. The publication of District Census Hand For the 1981 Census a person was treated mainly book Series fulfilled a long felt need. These gave out as a worker if he/she had participated in any kind of. not only the data contained in Primary Census economically productive work during the major part Abstract accordiing to new classifications but included of the reference year i. e., at least 6 months or 183 a sufficient account of the district and its people, and days or more prior to the date of enumeration. A a vast magnitude of other data covering such topics perSOll who claimed to have participated in any as communication, education, public health etc. in kind of economically productive work for less than respect of each town and village of the district. six 1l10nths prior to the date of enumeration was Consequently, these have been found to be of immense treated as marginal worker. However, persons who help to all the departments of the State Government did not rart~cipate in any kind of econunticalJy for planning ,and development at the grass roots level, productive work during the whole period of the With the introduction of single line administration at reference year were treated as non-workers. the district level, the utility and i!D1portanc~ of these Brief History of Distriet publications for constant lise and reference by District De'VelopJ;Ilent Commissioners has increased According to the records of rights (Misli Haqaqit) enormously. The present Handbook is proposed' to mafutained by the State Revenue Department, contain even more comprehensive data than in tbe -the district Doda, like other districts has past so as to meet also the requirements of minimum derived its name from its district headquarters needs programme set forth by the Planning Com situated at Doda. The records reveal that one of the mission. The publication will besides the basi..: popu ancient Rajas of Kishtwar whose dominion extcnded lation data emanating from the 1981' Census, contain beyond Doda persuaded one utensil maker namely comprehensive information pertaining to amenities Deeda a migrant from Multan (Pakistan) to and land use pattern and other infrastructural 'settle permanently in his territory and set up a utensil statistics in respect of each V'illage and town of the factory there. Deeda is then said to have settled in a distriit ~o as to serve as a ready refe,renc~ md.t~rial village which later on came to be known after, him. for plannerS and administrators for assessment of With the advent of time, the name Deeda seems past achie,vements and formulation of new programmes to have got distorted into Doda, by which na,me it 0' devet,opment at the grass roots level. 11 public safety, public health and conveniences, public Town Direetol'J, works. public institutions and others. The Town Directory covers information at. ~own level and includes items such as .status of admInIstra Statement-IV depicts civic and other ~enities available in towns and gives informatiull on tion, growth of population, gro~.h pattern sin~e. 1901, ch items ~ length of the road in the towns, f>ystem physical aspects and location ClVIC. finances, ClVlC. and other amenities, medical. educatIOnal, recreatIonal :t sewerage, number and type of latrin.e, method ~nd d:j.sposal of mght soil, source. and capaCIty of dnnkmg and cultural facilities, trade, industry and commerce, water and fire fighting seMCCS. The statemeD:t also banking facilities etC. highlights the pattern of electricity consull_led In the towns and indicates the number of connectlons under In addition demographic data like sex ratio, sub-head like domestic, industrial, commercial, road number of householdS~ density of population and lighting and others. position of civic and other amenities in notified or recognised slums of c~aSs . I and I! town.s ha!e, ~so Statement-lV-A which is meant to depict civic been l11trGduced. ConsIdermg the mcreasmg "mp.oy and other amenities available in the notified slums ment of women in urbaJ\ areas and the consequent of class I and IT towns has no relevance for Doda housing need of single w~rki~g woman it has been district. felt necessary to indicate in the town directory also such information as· the nUmber of working women Statement-V gives medical, educational, rec 'hostels with number of seats. reactional and cultural facilities as were available in towns in J979. Under medical facilities are indicated A broad arpraisal of the: data incorporated ill the the type of medical institutions and the number of sevcn sta1ements of the town directory is attempted medical beds available. Likewise, different types of in the following paragraphs : educational institutions available have been covered under educational facilities. Information legarding the Statement-I gIves information' on civic admirustra number of cinema houses, stadia, auditoria/drama tion status as in 1980, growth history of halls and public libraries have also been incorporat towns from to sex ratio of town!) from 1901 1981, ed in the statement to bring out the extent of to density and area in Sq. Kms. 196] 1981, availability of recreational and cultural facilities. In addition, information about number of working Statement-II gives the physical as well as loea women hostels has also been given in the statement. tional aspects of towns of the district. Undel the H a medical or an educational facility 'was not avail physical a!)j.'Gcts data on annual rainfall (in ems.) and able in the tov;n, the name of the' nearest place where maximum and minimum temperature (in centegrade) it is a\'ailable has also been given in the stalc.m.~nt. have been highlighted. The statement also 61ves infor mation on 'distance of the town from the nearest Statement-VI gives the facilities of trade, com~ city with a population of one takh and above. distance merce, industry and banking available in the towns in from the State, District and Tehsil Headquarters, 1979. Besides, the number of credit co-operative from the railway station and bus ro'ute. It also pro societies operating the details of three most . impor vides infonnation on the existence of river/canal tant commodities imported, exported and manufac if any within 10 ~ms. tured in the towns have also been indicated. Statement·-m provides the budgetary state Village Directory ments pertaining to the financial year 1978-79. The statement has been apportioned into the receipt and The village directory portion of the Handbook expenditure heads. Under the receipt head information deplcts partkulars of amenities available in each luis been' given on such items as "receipt through village of the district in the field of edu(;ation. taxes. revenue derived from municipal properties medical care, power supply. drinking water, post and power apart from taxation. Government g!'ants and telegraph, communication, besides information loans. adVances and other, sources". Expenditure about land Ill;f. and_nl~ec; nf Te.li9inmt h;c:.tn1'1.·,,1 ...,rt llead' shows ex~nditure ,on, ,general" adminIstration. arci.aeo1ogicai importance in _the village.. In case 12 where a particular amenity is not available within the (i) cultivators, (ii) agricultural labourers, (jii) house village, distance at which such a facility is available holds ind Appendix-I It gives the abstract of educational, Physical Aspects medical and other amenities avail able in the tehsils of the district.. Doda dIstrict has been carved out from the erst while Udhampur district and lies amidst the outer Appendix-II It furnishes the land utilisation Himalayan ranges of Jammu region. In terms of data in respect of census towns. area it is the third biggest district after Leh (Ladakh) This Appendix, however, is not and Kargil in the State. On its north is Anantnag, relevant to DOda district. while south west and south are bordered by Udham pur and Kathua and Chamba of Himachal Pradesh. Appendix-m This is a list of villages where no On the east and south east it is contiguous with Leh amenities other than drinking (Ladakh) district and on its west lies district Udham water like education, medical pur. The total geographical area of the district is post and telegraph, communica reported to be 11,691 Sq. Kms. It is made up of 655 tion, power supply are available. villages distributed in 4 tehsils and 6 towns. Appendix- IV It provides a list of villages according to the' proportion of The averagt. rainfall in the district has been scheduled caste population by recorded a.t 35.08 inches per year. which is vel i low ranges. compared to the other districts of the State. The defIciency of rainfall is partially met by other natural resources like nallahs and khuls. The distrkt is All these appendices appear after the main hpwever dec.1ared as a drought prone area. village directory. Of the four natural regions in which the State has Primary Census Abstract been divided on the basis of its varying topographies, terri an and geographical conditions, the district of Doda falls in what is called outerhill region. The . The Frimary. Census Abstract part of the publica district include~ a few plain and low level areas with tion is exclusively based on the 1981 census data. It a .minimum height of 2,429 feet. But there is hardly provides information in respect of each vlllage and any moun~ain peak dotting the district which 1:; less ward/mohalla of a town at tehsil level in lespect than 18,500 feet in height. Some of the peaks like of its area. number of residential houses, number of Marble Pass and Nun-Kun on the Suru Border risc to' hO:lseholds, total popUlation, scheduled caste popu a height of 23,000 feet. Two other- famous peaks are lation, literate and educated persons and' working Brahama and Moon Sickle. These two peaks arc population by sex in 4 broad industrial categones viz; favourite' haunt of climbers from an over the world. 13 in Major Cbaracteristics electricity the district. Electrification of remote areas in the district is receiving increasing attention Most of the areas 'of Doda district are known for of the Government. About 209 villages have been their chronic bacK.wardness. However, with introduc covered under the rural electrification programme tion or the system of single line administration the up to the year 1981. deve!upmcnt actIvities in the district hav~ speeded With a view to promoting literacy in th~ district up 'the progress in all the ~c~o-economlc sectors. the State Government has in the last five years consttuction of roads and buildings, water supp~y opened a number of schools with about 372 school minor iuigation and power are receiving priority In the scheme of all round development of this dlstrict. buildings having been completed in 1981-82. While number of teachers deployed in the district stand The main problem which hindered the pace of 2,645, the stren~th of students enrolled is 48,000. socio (conomic development in Doda district was the The distribution of different levels of educa tional institutions in the rural part of the Jistrict iack of communications. It was therefore, for this is as follows :- reason that the main thrust of the new development strategy for tilt. district had been on commuru.calion. Primary Schools The total road strength which was 337 Krns. only has 857 increased since 1975 to about 550 KnlS. by the end Middle Schools 251 of 1981-82. About a hundred roads and 50 bridges are presently coming up in different parts of this moun High Schools 47 tamlUS dislrict. These include 5 state highways, 4 28 24 major district roads, village roads. roads under Adult Literacy Centres 40 minimum needs programme and several improvement schemes of low grade road sections. With the compte-. In order to increase the availability of medical tion of some of the major roads~ the land locked facilities, the number of medical institutions has been district will be; brought closer to the neighbouring increased after 1975 by one district hospital, 2 sub Himachal Pradesh and Kashmir Valle). The major district bospitals, 8 primary health centles, ,S4 projects include Kishtw,ar-Chatroo Synpthan pass allopathic dispensaries, 28 medical aid centres, 23 road, Kishtwar-Marwah-Margam top road, sub ccntn s, Z mobiJe units, 20 leprosy cuntroI llhaderwah-Basohli road and Bhaderwah-<..11amba units and one district T. B. clinic. The present road. position of medical institutions functioning in the rural part of the district is as under :- Potable drinking water which is one of the basic necessities for human survival was available to only Hospitals 1:- 30 villages covering about 20,000 of the population upto J97~· 76. In the last five years increasing atten Dispensaries 102 tion has been given to augmenting this basic amenity, which has made it possible to extend it to 127 villages. Maternity and child welfare 26 Notwithstanding the constraints of difficult topography centres efforts arc being made to tap the availaole water resources to the extent possible so as to cover Jarger Primary health centres 9 areas of the district. During the last five years tre mendous efforts have also been made to bring more Family planning centres 5 cultivated land under irrigation. The percentage of irrigated area to total cultivable area in the rural areas Commuriity health workers 22 of the district is 7.30. While about 80 per cent of the district population There is only one power house in the district. at is dependent on agriculture. However owi."lg to its Bhaderwah which has an installed capacity of 8.56 mountanous topography, non-a.vailability of suffi M. Wtts. Power house at Bhaderwah and Chenani cient irrigation facilities and limited rainfall ~he Project (Udhampur -district) are the two sources of ctistrict has to suffer recurrence of droughts with a 14 telling effect on agricultural production. Nevertheless, Self employment schemes have been in opeIation efforts are being made to modernise agriculture. Rice, since 1972 and aboat 252 small scale units have been wheat and maize are the principal crops which account opened providing employment opportunities to 642 for 72% of the total sown area. An area of about persons. 20,000 hectares was covered under soil survey besides imparting training to 1,530 farmers about the new The Government has taken special steps to promote agricultural techniques. Some of the schemes wlder· the welfare of socially backward classeS, especially the way are soil survey, apiculture and potato develop members of Gujjar and Bakerwal communities. Under ment grass land and fodder development, develop this programme Hostel and Shop Line Complex is being ment of saffron, zeeera and mushrooms. constructed at district headquarters besides proYiding free educational facilities, scholarships, free uniform The total area under horticulture in the distri,,-t is and books to the students of these communities. Hous 14,100 acres at present. Previously, the orchardists ing subsidy is also provided to enable them to come faced immense difficulties in obtaining saplings. This out of the backwardness. obstacle has been removed to larger extent with the establishment of 12 nurseries. Major Social and Cultural Events The social welfare department looks aft~r the In view of multi-racial, multi-lingual and multi schemes of upliftment of the down trodden destitutes religious character of the district it is found that out and other economically and socially backward popu of about 200 dialects spoken in Jammu region 150 lation in the district. The department is provil:!ing. are spoken in the district of Doda alone. Illl~rtant financial assistance to deserving. persons belonging to amo~ these: ~owever, are Kashmiri, Dogri. Gojri, Scheduled Castes and Gujjar, Bakerwal communities. ~ahan, PunJabl, Ladakhi, Balti, Bhaderwahi and This include grant of prematric scholarships to stu Slraji. .The district is inhabited by Muslims, Hindus, dents, reimbursement of examination fee, provision of Buddhists, Christians and Sikhs. text books, uniforms, housing subsidy, financial assistance to disabled and physically handicapped, The people of the district follow different customs artificial limbs to needy, sewing machines to widows depending upon the areas they inhabit. In Bhaderwah and destitutes. At present 14 cutting, tailoring and which holds the position of tehsil in the district is embroidery training centres, 2 cottage industrial adorned with many temples and mosques. The centres besides a Bal Ashram are engaged in promo temples are mostly of Nag Devta and Bhadra Kali. tion of various social welfare measures in the dlStrict. The Jamia Masjid is an impressive structure. The images in the temples have been most artistically The working of co-operative system has gained carved. The superb execution of work speaks volumes considerable progress in the district. The number of of the art of sculpture in the district in by-gone days. co-operative societies have reached 144 with the total membership of over 20 thousand as against 128 in It is said that most illaqas of the district retain 1975-76. These are :- original Sanskrit names such as Dravya Shala, Hasti Kanini, Virindavan and Tri-Sandhya. Several Ved.i~ Primary Agriculture Societies 118 words have been preserved in the local Kishtwar Dialect. Bhaderwah is said to have the distinction of being the se-at of compilation of the Nilmat l'I.orana. Marketing Societies 9 A bird expert of an international repute Dr. Salim Sale and Service Societies 17 Ali toured the district extensively and f()~~nd that it is the abode of several rare birds. Besides, co-operative societies for veJetabJe Kishtwar which holds a tehs;;! position ,;n the growers. saffron gro_wers; milk producclS,. furest district· bas 'rare wild animals such as White Bear 19bonrers and contraCt labourers bave also . been: . , fornied. . . .' . ' . . . , Red: Bear, .Snow Leopard, Musk Bear and Stag. The district has, therefore, a strong claim for establish- 15 . ment of a National Park to attract vis.itol"S from with tbe mountainous chain of Kailash and Ashapati. in and outside the country. The Gaddis and Thakers are among the old lnhatutants of this va11ey. The world famous sapphire mines are located at Padder of ,,,Kishtwar tehsil in this very district. The, Bhaderwah is a tourist paradise. There are rich Saffron grown in the district is of a fairly high glade. forests and meadows which are no less in beauty than Gulmarg. There are snow covered peaks, lovely lakes The mighty Chenab River with its ice cold water and bubbling brooks as in Kashmir. Its handsome flows right through the district. The district is also people with their artistic skill and their peculiar possessed of by a high power potential. !'resently one customs and mood of worship is also of great interest Hydel Project is under construction at Duihasti in to the tourists. The Government is adopting measures Kishtwar with an installed capacity of 390 M. Watts. to exploit its rich tourist potential. On the completion of this Project the district may gain a foothold on its progress in the economic front. Ziarat Farid-uI-Din Sahih The district has also a g~d potential for ceve loptnent of horticulture with 'a scope for har/esting Hazrat Shah Farid-ul-Din, a great Musilm Saint is' ,it more intensively. said to have come here from Bagdad during the , reign of Raja Jai Singh. It is said that the Mughal '. Places of religious and historical importtancc Emperor Shah Jaban wanted him to settle permanently at Delhi but the Saint instead came to Kishtwar with a. Patm Top number of disciples. A la[gf' number of devotees came under his influence. The Ziarat constructed over his Batote .is known for its rich luxury and varied tomb is a popular place for piligrims from an over scenery. The ascent begins after a Kilometre and lies the district. According to another version the Saint through a pine forest. The summit of this ascent is is believed to bave reached here when Mughal Empire known as Patni Top and is about 1,325 Kms. above in India was ruled by Aurangzeb. The annual Urs of the sea level On the summit is broad motorable Saint is celebrated at Kishtwar on June, 20 and road, one end of which goes to Sanasar and the other thousands of devotees, irrespective of caste, colour to the Dak Bungalow. About 8 Kms. away from the and creed participating in the Urs. Patni Top, is the Gorakh Nath Temple. To reach the temple one has to go through a vast Iorest inter spersed with meadows and huts. There are a number Asrari-i-Sharief of springs also on the way to the temple, one of which has to be crossed either by wading through it or by Shah Asrar-ud-Din was the youngest son of Shah walking over a plank which serves as a bridge. Farid-ud-Din and was also spiritually advanced like his father. He passed away at the early age of 18 but The descent to Batote is swift. Down a Km. is even during this short span of life he attained· an :situated "Chashma Amrit" whose waters are believed eternal fame for himself by his piety and miracles. to contain health giving minerals. The Ziarat lies at the south-western end of the spacious Chugam. The Urs which is held on January. ,Chotta Kashmir 10, attracts a large number of people from an over· the Province and even from Kashniir. Bhaderwah enjoys the status of tehsil in the district and is an important town in the centre of a very Bander Kot Cave . popQ.lous and well cultivated valley in the upper Chenab region of Jammu Province. The valley by its Sheikh Zain-ul-Abdin Wall is· believed '. to· have grandeur scenery is also known as "Chotta Kashmir" .. stayed for many, years at Bander Kot Cave which is· Bhad,erwah is also often compared with the highlands situated just above the bridge over the ("henab. The' of Switzerland and the "Black Forests" of Germany., Sheikh who hailed ,from Palmi!-r,.l{ishtwar: lat~r;l1lov~ . .The valley' is spread over an area of 11 Kms. beneath to Kashmir' where there is a big .shrine dedicated .to 16 him at Aishmuqam, Anantnag. He was a principal Sarthal Devi disciple of Hazarat Sheikh Noor-ud-Din Wall, the patron Saint of· Kashmir. Sharika is Ashtadashbhuja, 'goddess with 18 arms~ is located at Sarthal at a height of 7,000 feet above sea level. Ashtadashbhuja is commonly known as Ziarat Gander Shah Sarthal Devi, which attracts devotees thr.Mghout the year. It is believed that the image of goddess, cut out' The shrine of Gander Shah is at Bhaderwah in the a black stone, came to Sarthal from Srinagar in the vicinity of Jamia Masjid. The Saint also known as form of a minor girl carried on a Shepherd's back. Sikander Shah hailed from Poolja village in Dooru... People in large number, specially the childless couple Shahabad area of Anantnag district. His descendents visit this shrine where goats and sheep are sacrificed had been talented people one of them having to propitiate the deity. attempted to write history of Kishtwar. Vasuki Nag Siddiqui Shah Vasuki Nag is regarded as the Kula-Devta. In Bhaderwah there are a number of shrines and Siddiqui Shah was a contemporary of Gander Shah. temples known after him but the f(;remost Both of them were in Bhaderwah in the thirtief> and among them is situated at Nagar and Gatlta. fourties of the last century. Another well known Pir of The temple 01 Basudeva at Nagar Bhaderwah has life Bhaderwah was known as Syed Sahib. He is believed size deities made of local black Malble. The to have been a disciple of Shah Asrar of Kishtwar. Bhaderwah people worship Vasuki as an incarnation of Vishnu. Trisandhya Lingesbwar Trisandhya falls in the category of most prominent shrines of this area. It is situated in a place which At Bhaderwah there is another Shiv Temple iil takes three days to reach on foot from Kishtwar. The which the idol is not placed on pedestal but is on the stream generally remains dry but on certain occasions ground itself. There is a local superstition that the water flows into it thric~ a day, i. e., in the morning, Lingam is very gradually sinking into the ground on afternoon and evening. A bath in the streams is con ·which it is placed and the legend has it that the sidered to be auspicious. The peculiarity of this shrine world would come to an end when it, completely dis is that the water flows down into the stream from. a appears. The temple is known as "Gaya Ka Shiv hillock nearby, but dries up mysteriously. Mandir" or Lingeshwar. Basak Nag Pllgrimage Mela Pat The Basak Nag Pilgrimage starts from Bhaderwah Autumn brings the season of dances and fairs in' in the month of September conforming to the second -the Bhaderwah valley. In the villages people dance day of the bright fortnight of Bhadoon. Devotees at the rythem of "drum and flutes" which leave dressed in gay warm clothes assemble near the temple behind an exhilirating effect on mind and ears. at Bhaderwah arid march in a procession headed by the priests of the temple. In this temple the deity has The Pat fair of Bhaderwah is celebrated in the a huge snake round its neck. It takes the piligrims memory of Raja Nagpal. It is said, that he was to' two days to cover the difficult 23 Kms. of ascent to pass through a narrow gate leading to the court, where the Kailash Kund. A big fair is held on the shores of one has to :bow his head but he passed his legs first. the lake. A bazar of tents springs up overnight, the Akbar the Mughal Emperor in order to pu:nish him, pilgrims spent one night here and go round the for his arrogance tried to manhandle and torture the iakes making their offerings to Basak Nag, whose Raja. But this was made impossible by Raja's patron statue lies at the northern corner of main lake. deity var,aknag. Whenever the soldiers tried to take 17 hold of the Raja, they were attacked by a snake having up, scheduled caste population, literate and edu..:ated fiye heads. This legendary background of Mc~a Pat persons and sex-wise break-up of working popula has contributed a lot towards the folklore and folk tion categorised into main workers, marginal workers dance .. Every year a pageant of 'Pat' is taken out and and non-workers. The information collecled from the people dance around it on the tunes of the flutes and peA data has been summarised in the various inset rythems of the drums. tabJes giving an insight into the demographic struc ture of its tehsils. A brief analysis of the data Brief AnaJysis of P. C. A. Data indicated in these tables has been attempted here·· Part-B of this publication contains data collected after for highlighting the various demographic during 1981 census and is based on the primary changes that have taken place in the rural and urban census abstract which depicts valuable information in areas of the district at tehsil level particularly respect of each village and ward/mohalla of a town during the decade 1971-81. in the district incorporating various demographic aspects viz; area, number of residential houses, number The sub-joined table No. 1 gives an account of the of households, total population with sex-wise break- distrihution of population at tehsillevel :.- Table No.1 Population, number of villages and towns, 1981 POPUlation ,------___-A-. __ _ ~ S. No. Name of village Total Rural Urban No. of villages No. of ,---~--. r----~---. ,---.A..--, towns Persons Males Fema- Persons Males Fema- Persons Males Fema- Total Inha- les les les bited 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 Kishtwar 118661 62581 56080 111487 58795 52692 7174 3786 3388 157 156 1 2 Bhaderwah ]02626 52748 49878 96551 49639 46912 . 6075 3]09 2966 277 277 -J 3 Doda 94717 49508 45209 89321 46549 42772 5396 2959 2437 127 127 1 4 Ramban 109258 58525 50733 102729 54721 48008 6529 3804 2725 94 92 3 Total District· 425262 223362 201900 400088 209704 190384 25174 13658 11516 655 652 6 The totai population returned by the four tehsils villages and population amongst the four tehsIls. As of the district at the 1981 census is 425,262 made up regards urban population, Kishtwar again comes on of 223,362 males and 201,900 females. While Kishtwar top with Ramban following closely. tellsil tops all other tehsils in the size of population, Table No. 2 below depicts the decennial change in the highest number of villages has been returned by the distribution of tehsil-wise population in the tehsil Bhaderwah. Doda has the least number of districts :-- Table No.2 Decadal change in distribution of population Population ,------~ Percentage decadaJ S. Name of 1971 198] (1971-8]) variation. No. tehsil ,..---_...... ,- ...... ---. ,------'------. Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urbm 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 Kishtwar 97843 92567 5276 118661 :111487 7174 +21.28 .+-20.44 +35.97 2 Bhaderwah 81455 76244 5211 102626 96551 6075 +25.99 +26.63 ,16.58 , 3 Doda 74139 69744 4395 94717 89321 5396 +27.76 +28.07 +22.78 4 Ramban 88783 84129 4654 109258 102729 6529 +23.06 +22.11 +40.29 Total District 342220 322684 19536 425262 400088 25174 +24.~7 +23.99 +28.86 18 The table reveals that in the decade 1971-81 the Table No. 4 below deals with the distributIon of district has lcgistered a growth rate of 24.27 per cent villages by density ranges :- in its population which is lower than for the State as a whole which stands at 29.69 per cent. Down at the Table No.4 tchsil level, all other tehsils except Kishtwar and Distribution of villages by density Ramban, have returned a higher growth rate than the Range of Density Total No. of Villages Percentage of villages dil>trict as a whole. So far as urban growth late is (per sq. km.) in each density in each density range range concerned Ramban town tops the Jist having returned a growth rate of 40.29 per cent which is higher than 2 3 for the district urban as a whole and for the State - 10 5 0.78 urban as well. The least growth has been claimed by Bhaderwah town at 16.58 per cent. 11- 20 16 2.45 Table No. 3 below deals with the distribution of villages by population ranges :- 21- 50 60 9.20 Table No.3 51-100 101 15.49 Distribution of villages by population ranp 101-200 172 26.38 Range of popuJa tion No. of villages Percentage of villages in each range in each range 201-300 137 21.01 2 3 301-500 119 18.25 -200 186 28.53 501+ 38 5.83 200- 499 217 33.28 500-1999 218 33.44 Not known 4 0.61 2000-4999 29 4.44 Total 652 100.00 5000-9999 2 0.31 172 villages which make more than 26 per cent of the total v mages in the district fall in the density range of 101-200 persons per Sq. Km. followed by 137 Total 652 100.00 villages or 21.01 per cent and 119 villages or 18.25 From the above table, it is evident that out of per cent in the range of 201-300 and 301-500 res 652 inhabited villages in the District as many as .U8 pectively. A small number of villages fall in the viHages or 33.44 per cent fall in the population range density range of less than 10, 11--20 and SOl +. of 500---1999. Population range of 200-499 has almost Four forest blocks which have been shown in the equal number of villages (217) falling ill it. VUlages density range "Not known" have returned the least with pllj)ltlatioli. less than 200 consti;tute 28.53 per cent density of 0.61 per cent of villages. The four forest .. whiie those 'II ith population of 2()()(}-..4999 and 5000-9999 persons collectively form 4.7S per cent blocks shown in "Not known" range are not recog of the total inhabited villages of the district. No nised as revenue villages as such but accorded vi11age has returned population of 10,000 and above. separate identity during 1981 Census enumeration. 19 Table No. 5 below shows the proportion of As will be seen from the table, of the six towns scheduled castes population to total population in the in the distrkt, Batote has returned the highest villages :- percentage (7.08) of scheduled caste population, Table No.5 which is even higher than that returned for the Proportion of Scheduled Castes population to total popula tion in the villages (listrict as a whole standing at 2.6l. Doda and Ramban have returned almost equal percentages of Percentage range of No. of villages Percentage of villages scheduled castes in each range in each range scheduled caste population. Banihal, however, has not population to total population returned any scheduled caste population at the 1981 census. 1 ,2 3 Nil 285 43.71 Table No. 7 below indicates the literacy rate by 5 or less 70 10.74 population ranges of the villages :- 6-10 56', 8.59 11-15 46 7.06 Table No.7 16-20 37 5;67 21-30 51 7.82 Literacy rates by population range of villages 31 and above 107 16.41 Total 652 100.00 Range of population No. of villages Literacy rate It will be seen that of a total of 652 villages in the in each range district there are 285 villages which have not reported 2 3 any scheduled caste population at the 1981 census, while another 107 villages have reported scheduled -200 186 22.91 caste popu~ation in the percentage range. of 31 and above. However, 10.74 per cent villages are such 200- 499 217 17.78 where scheduled caste constitute less than 5 per cent ()f the population. The remaining villages are almost 500-1999 218 16.15 ,evenly distributed in the percentage range of Scheduled Castes in 6---10, 11-15 and 21-30. 2000-4999 29 13.80 Table 6 below gives the proportion of schedu led -castes population to total population in the towns 5000-9999 2 12.47 ()f the district :- Table No.6 10.000i- •• Proportion of Scheduled Castes population in Towns - Total 652 16.20 Name of the Total Total Percentage of scheduled .town popul- scheduled caste population to ation caste total population It will be observed from the above table thta .. population villages in the population range of less than 200 have 1 2 3 4 returned the highest literacy rate (22.91) which is (1) Banihal 1656 even higher than that returned for the district (2) Batote 2684 190 7.08 as a whole and State as well, standing at 16.20 p;;r cent '(3) Bhaderwah 6075 78 1. 28 (4) Doda 5396 211 3 91 and 21.63% respectively. No other range has lcturned (5) Kishtwar 7174 99 1.38 literacy percentage higher than the State average ; the least having been returned by group of villages (6) Ramban 2189 78 3.56 falling in the, population range of 5000-9999. AU Towns . 25174 656 2.61 20 The sub· joined table 8 indicates the urban !iteracy ing to note that all the six towns, constituting the rates in the district :- urban area of the district, have returned higher Table No.8 proportion of literates than for the State urban. Literacy rate for towns Among these towns the highest literacy level (.58.15 Name of town Literacy rate per cent) has been returned by Ramban. Bhaderwah and Batote towns follow closely wi,th a lit.era"y rate 1 of 55.26 per cent and 57.94 per cent respectively. Banihal 50.72 Batote 57.94 In the remaining three towns, this percentage varies Bhaderwah 55.26 from 50.72 per cent in Banihal to 54.77 per cent in Doda 53.98 Kishtwar. Kishtwar 54.77 Ramban 58.15 The sub· joined table 9 gives tehsil-wise dislribu· All Towns 55.08 tion of literates, workers, non-workers and scheduled Considering the fact that the urban literacy level castes popujation in the district :-. for the State as a whole is 45.56 per cent, it is interest- Table No. 9 Literates, Workers, Non-workers, Scheduled Caste/Tribe Population in the District Name of Tehsil Total Total Population Percentage of Percentage of Rural r-----"----- r---__..-A.----, literates to total Urban P M F S.C. S.T. population Populat- Populat- A___ -. ion to ion to r- total total p M F populat- populat- ion ion 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Kishtwar Total 118661 62581 56080 5.69 16.70 ' 25.12 7.29' Rural 111487 58795 52692 5.97 14.25 22.72 4. 79 Urban 7174 3786 3388 1.38 54.77 62.36 46.28 Bhaderwah Total 102626 52748 49878 13.67 23.07 34.56 10.90 Rural 96551 49639 46912 14.45 21.04 32. 70 8.70 Urban 6075 3109 2966 1.28 55.26 64.33 45. 75 Doda Total 94717 49508 45209 11.41 18.75 30.12 6.30 Rural 89321 46549 42772 11.86 16.62 27.98 4.27 Urban 5396 2959 2437 3.91 53.98 63.84 42.02 Ramban Total 109258 58525 50733 5.11 15.96 25.63 4.80, Rural 102729 54721 48008 5.17 13.40 22.91 2.56 Urban 6529 3804 2725 4.10 56.18 64.77 44.18 Total District Total 425262 223362 201900 8.74 18.SO 28.59 7.34 Rural 400088 209704 190384 9.13 16.20 26.30 5.07 Urban 25174 13658 11516 2.61 55.08 63.80 44.75. 21 Percentage of Percentage of Percentage of percentage of main workers to total marginal workers to total total workers to total non-workers toitotal population population population population ~---~.------~ r------~-----~ ~.----_--A ____~ P M F P M F P p M F M F 11 12 13 15 16 14 17 18 19 20 2] 22 37.04 52.86 19.39 6.03 2.74 9.69 43.07 55.60 29.08 56.93 44.40· 70.92 37.81 53.48 20.32 6.20 2.82 9.97 44.01 56.30 30.29 55.99 43. 70 69. 71 25.15 43.24 4.93 3.29 1. 53 5.25 28.44 44.77 10. ]8 71. 56 55.23 89.82 33.59 48.98 17.31 12.28 4.62 20.39 45.87 53.'60 37.70 54.13 46.40 62.30 34.09 49.25 18.04 12.81 4.80 21.29 46.90 54.05 39~33 53.10 45.95 60.67 25.63 44.58 5. 77 3.98 1. 87 6.20 29.61 46.45 11.97 70.39 53.55 88.03 33.81 52.60 13.24 8.97 3.58 14.87 42. 78 56.18 28.11 57.22 43.82 71.89 34.03 52.81 13.59 9.32 3.73 15.41 43.35 56.54 29.00 56.65 43.46 71.00 30.23 49.27 7.10 3.13 1.25. 5.42 33.36 50.52 12.52 66.64 49.48 87.48 29.21 50.59 4.54 12.61 6.03 20.20 41.82 56.62 24.74 58.18 43.38 75.26 28.81 50.13 4.51 13.34 6.41 21.24 42.15 56.54 25.75 57.85 43.46 74.25 35.47 57.20 5.14 1.15 0.66 1.83 36.62 57.86 6.97 63.38 42.14 93.03 33.48 51. 29 13.77 9.88 4.23 16.13 43.36 55.52 29.90 56.64 44.48 70.10 33.76 51.46 14.25 10.33 4.42 16.83 44.09 55.88 31.08 55.91 44.12 68.92 29.03 48.74 5.65 2.87 1. 30 4.73 31.90 50.04 10.38 68.10 49.96 89.62 We have already seen that in the matter of rural Marginal workers as wiII be observed from columns literacy the district does not favourably compare 14-16 of the statement constitute only 988 per cent with the position obtaining for the State as a whole, of the population of the district. At the tehsil level " , while in urban literacy the district is placed ahead this proportion varies from 6.03 in Kishtwar to 12.61 of the State. Down at the tehsi1level the total literacy in Ramban. It is, however, significant to note that rate is, however, lower than that of the State in all in all tehsils predominant proportion of marginal the four tehsil8 of the district. As between the two workers is claimed by female population of the rural sexes male literacy level outweighs the female literacy component. It is a traditional feature of the' rural level in all the tehsils. economy that female folk though primarily engaged in household activities do contribute their', bit by Percentage of main workers to total population as marginal participation in seasonal economic activities reproduced in columns 11-13 shows that in all the like agricultural operations and households industries. tehsils; barring Ramban, participation rate in urban Th~ proportion of rural marginal workers to total areas trials behind that in rural areas in respect of female population ranges from 9.97 per cent in both the sexes. Amongst the tehsils, Kishtwar is Kishtwar tebsii to 21.29 per cent in Bhaderwah, In conspicuous for having returned the highest rural urban areas where marginal workers claim relatively participation rate in respect of both the sexes standing much sm~er proportion in both sexes, the propor at 53.48 per cent for males and 20.32 per cent for tion of females outweighs the male proportion in all females ; the respective prOpOrtion for the· district as the tehsils of the district. Proportion of total workers a whole being 51.46 and 14.25. made up of main workers and marginal workers put 22 together is brought out in columns 17--19 of the Analysis of Village Directory Data table. It will be seen that in the case of male popula tion the proportion of workers outstrips the proportion The data collected from the revenue and other Government Agencies regarding availability of various of non· workeu, in rural areas of all the tehsils. Whel eas amenities has been tabulated in the mam Village in urban areas, two tehsils viz. Kishtwar and Directory Statement. The salient features of this data Bhaderwah have returned a higher proportion of non in broad aggregates is brought out below in the form workers than that of workers. In case of female of inset tables :- population, however, the rate of non-workers is far The position of availability of various amenities too higher than that of workers, the differential being. at District/Tehsil level is indicated in the following much larger in urban parts of all the tehsils. table :-... Table N'. 10 Distribution of villages according to the availability of different amenities No. (with percentage) of villages having one or more of the following amenities r---- _A. -. S. Name of tehsil No. of Education Medical Drinking Post and Marketl Communi- Approach No. inhabited Power water telegraph hat calion by pacca supply villages road 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Kishtwar 156 122 35 156 18 17 (78.21) (22.44) 21 (100.00) (11.54) (-) (l0.90) (-) (13.46) 2 Bhaderwah 217 165 29 277 21 27 27 (59.57) (10.47) 92 (100.00) (7.58) (-) (9.75) (9.75) (33.21) 3 Doda 127 103 47 127 26 13 15 (81.10) (37.01) (100.00) 59 (20.47) (-) (10.24) (11.81) (46.46) 4 Ramban 92 79 28 92 19 (85.87) (30.43) 72 71 37 (100.00) (20.65) (-) (78.26) (77.17) (40.22) 'rotal District 652 469 139 652 84 129 113 (71. 93) (21. 32) (100.00) 209 (12.88) (-) (19.79) (17.33) (32.06) The .table reveals that of the total 652 inhabited which form just 19% of the total number of viUages villages in the district, 469 accounting for -;: .93 which makes a poor position indeed. In the matter of per cent villages have one or the other type of edu post and telegraph facilities while the propoltlou of cational institutions like primary, middle, high, higher vjJlages covered is 12.88 per cent at the district level, secondary SChools located within the villages and this their distribution ~s very uneven at the tchsil level amenity is almost evenly distributed in all the four with the proportion of villages ranging fr.Jm 7.58 per tehsik As regards medical facility, however only 139 cent in Bhaderwah to 20.65 per cent in Ramban. In villages have either a dispensary or primary health communications, the facility of bus stop etc. is avail c:entre or <~ hospital which makes an insigmtjcant able to 129 ,'mages of the district claiming a pClcent proportion of 21.32 per cent of the total villages. The age of 19.79 only. At tehsil level this amenit,,· is inter-tehsil comparison shows that the proportion of' available to about 10 per cent vill~ges of Kisht~var, \ iii ages covered under this basic amenity ranges Bhaderwah and Doda while 72 or 78.26 per cent between 10.47 and 22.44 per cent in Bhaderwah and villages in Ramban tehsil enjoy this facility. Kishtwar which is lower than even the corresponding proportion of 37.01 and 30.43 per cent in Doda and The district being hiI.ly and inter-spersed with Rambc:.an t(.'hsils respectively. Drinking water facility. mountains pucca road facility is sparingly available j" howc\'cr, available to all the villages in the district to its inhabitants living in far-flung areas. The table from one source or the other. However protectect reveals that no such facility is available in the vlitages drinking water supply is available to 127 villages only of Kishtwar tehsil. In Doda and Bhaderwah tchsils 23 the proporti(,)D of villages covered is hardly 11. 81 and by electric power. Intertehsil position reficcts that 9.75 per cent Iespectively. Ramban is the only tehsil the proportion of villages covered under this basic in the disttict where such facility is available to amenity ranges between 13.46 per cent and 33.21 71 (77.17 per cent) villages. per tcnt in Kishtwar and Bhaderwah tehsils and 40.22 per cent to 46.46 per cent in tehsils of Ramban alld The progress with regard to rural electrification Doda. in the district continues to be poor although the Government has been. making concerted efforts to The table No. 11 below highlights the availability extend the coverage to . larger number of villages of various amenities in terms of proportion of popu under power facility. OQ,ly. 209 villages out of total lation served by each :- of 652 inhabited villages' in the district are benefitted Table No. 11 Proporation of rural population served by different amenities Proporation of rural population served by the amenity c:f S. . Name of tehsil Total Post and Marketl Communi- Approach Power No, popula- Education Medical Drinking telegraph hat cation by pucca supply tion of water road inhabi- ted villages in the tehsil • 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 Kishtwar 111487 87.18 39.41 100.00 20.08 20.06 26.54 2 Bhaderwah 96551 73.62 16.95 100.00 11.64 14.30 13.66 .34.38 3 Doda 89321 93.81 55.115 100.00 33.60 9.66 10.57 32.64 4 Ramban 102729 95.93 47.78 100.00 30.58 68.93 66.18 53.84 Total District 400088 87.63 39.81 100.00 23.76 28.89 22.65 36.80 It will be noticed that the position is relatively these are available are given in table No. 12 :- brighter in terms of the population served by various amenities even in the fields like medical care, post Table No. 12 and telegraph offices and communication than Distribution of villages not having certain amenities arranged by what (:ame out in the earlier table in terms distance ranges from the places where these are available of the proportion of villages both for the uistrict as a whole a!> also at the tehsil level. In the Villages not having Number of villages where the amenity the amenity of is not available and available at a field of education and drinking water the proportion distance of .of population benefitted is substantial whereas the ,-----~ ~ -S kms. 5 -10 10+kms. Total- extension of pucca roads and power supply is still kms. (ools2-4) very poor in the district. It is only the Ramban tehsil in the whoie district where pucca road and power 1 2 3 4 5 supply facilities are available to 66.18 and 53.84 per' cent of the population respectively. On the whole, 1 Education 180 3 183 except for education and drinking water amenities, 2 Medical 416 78 19 513 the position of all other amenities is still far from 3 Drinking water satisfactory in all the tehsils of the district. 4 Post & Telegraph 441 80 47 568 Distribution of villages not having certain amenities 5 Market/Hat arranged by distance ranges from the places where 6 Communication 231 145 147 523 24 From the above table it is observed that majority munication facilities are not available within the of viIIages where educational, medical, post and villa$e and which respectively form a proportion of telegraph and other communication centres are not 3.70 per cent, 8.27 per cent and 28.10 per cent of the available, have these facilities available at a distance total inhabited villages in the district the inhabitants of less than 5 Kms. Even for the bulk of the remain have to cover a distance of more than 10 Kms. to ing villages these facilities are available within a avail of the requisite facility. distance of 5-10 Kms. As regards education, all but 3 out of 183 villages where. this amenity is not a vail Table No. 13 below gives the distribution of able also fall within a distance of less than 5 Kms. villages according to distance from the nearest town from where it is available. In a small number of and availability of different amenities ;-. villages where medical, post and telegraph and com- Table N('. 13 Distribution of villages according to the distance from the nearest town and availability of different amenities No. (with percentage) of villages having the ameni ty of Distance range No. of ,.------~ from the nearest inhabited post and Marketl Communica· Apprcach by Power town (in kms.) villages Telegraph Hat tion pucca road supply in each Education Medical Drinking range water 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 61 0-5 83 64 15 83 16 49 44 (77.11) (18.07) (100. (0) (19.28) (59.04) (53.01) (73.49) 100 6-15 185 131 46 185 22 51 47 (70.81) (24.86) (100. (0) (11. 89) (27.57) (25.41) (54.05) 45 16-50 296 208 61 296 41 29 22 (70.27) (20.61) (l00. (0) (13.85) (9.80) (7.43) (15.20) 3 51+ 88 66 ]7 88 5 (75.00) (19.32) (lao. (0) (5.68) '(-) 'c'-) (3.41) Unspecified 209 Total 652 469 139 652 84 129 113 (71. 93) (21. 32) (100. (0) (12.88) (19.79) (17.33) (32.06). From the data available in the above table it is received relatively better attention even in the villages observed that a good proportion of villages placed in placed distantly in the range group 16-50 Kms. from the distance range of less than 5 Kms. from the the nearest towns. nearest town have various civic amenities available to them within their jurisdictions. But for post and The table below gives the distribution of vi1!ages telegraph, communication, approach by pucca road according to population ranges and amenities avail and power supply amenities, other amenities have able to them :- Table No. 14 Distribution of villages according to population range and amenities available Population range No. of in- No. (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of habited A. ,. r Post and Marketl Communica- Approach by Power villages pucca road supply in each Education Medical Drinking telegraph Hat tion range water 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 46 .43 120 - 499 403 240 46 403 30 (59.55) (11.41) (100.00) (7.44) (11.41) (10.67) (29.78) 70 62 73 500-1999 218 200 71 218 42 (9].74) (32.57) (100.00) (]9.27) (32.11) (28.44) (33.49) 8 16 2000-4999 29 28 21 29 11 13 (96.55) (72.41) (100.00) (37.93) (44.83) (27.59) (55.17) 2 1 1 2 1 (50.00) (50.00) (100 00) (50~OO) 129 113 209 Total 652 469 139 652 84 (71. 93) (21. 32) (100. (0) (12.88) (19.79) (17.33) (32.06) 25 As will be readily observed the popuiation size of tebsil Bhaderwah has only 7.78 per cent of it-s total the villages has a direct bearing on determining the cultivable area as irrigated. The table in~cates that position of various amenities with more populated the extension of irrigation facilities in the· district villages expectedly attracting more attention than as a whole cal1s for more concerted attention and those of the less populated villages. The highest bene eilort. ficiaries are obviously the viliages with a population Brief Analysis of TowB Directory of 2,000 and more in the field of practically each basic amenity. A small proportion of villages are too placed Separate data in respect of urban population struc better in the field of education, medical care and ture, civic finance, the availability of various amepi post and telegraph whereas these villages ~_ack com tks has be,:n compiled in the main tOWI1 lliIedorY. munication, pucca road and power supply facilities. table I to VI. For facilitating a brief commentary The table No. IS below indicates that tllc staple and assessment of the progress made by urban popu food of the inhabitants of the majority of villages in lation some of the important statistics have further the dislrict is maize, rice and wheat :- been sub-divided in table Nos. 17 to 21. Table No. 15 The sub-joined table No. 17 indicates j~lC figures relating to urban population, its percentage variation, Main staple food in the majority of villages in each tehsil density and sex-ratio :- . SI. No. Name of tehsil Main staple food Table No. 17 1 2 3 Growth Density and Sex-ratio of Urban Population in the District in relation to the State 1 Kishtwar Maize, Wheat, Rice District 2 Bhaderwah Maize, Wheat, Rice __.__ 3 Doda Maize, Wheat r- Census Total Urban %Urbitn Decadal Density Sex 4 Ramban Maize, Wheat, Rice year popuJa- popu- popu- percent- (populat- ratio .. tion lation lation age ion per (No. of Distribution of villages according to land use is given below in variation sq. km.) (ema- the table No. 16:- in urban Its populat- per Table No. 16 tion 1,000 mues Distribution of villages according to land use -_-- 1 2 3 4 5 ~ 7 SI. Name of tehsil No. of Total area Percent Percent No inhabi- age of age of 1961 262473 15490 5.90 442 806 ted cultiva irriga villages ble area ted area 1911 342220 19536 5. 71 +26.12 558 8!54 to total to total area cultiva 1931 425262 25174 5.92 +28.86 710 843 ble area 1 2 3 4 5 6 State r·------·A------~~---, 1 Kishtwar 156 164364.36 17.02 10.83 Total Urban ~~Urban Decadal Density Sex 2 Bha4erwah 277 32600.97 45.67 7.78 popula- popula- popu- percent- (popuJa- ratio . tiOn tion htion age.. tion per (No. of 3 Doda 127 101863.73 25.64 5.68 vanation sq. km.). _ fema- 4 Ra'1lban 92 111928.95 21.64 4.70 in urban JeS Per popula- 1000 Total Disrict 652 410758.01 22.69 7.30 tion .iii·> As is evident from the above table Dhauerwah 8 :9 10 11 12 13 tehsil js unjque in the district with 45.67 per cent of its total area under cultivation while the corresponding 3560976 593315 16.66 N.A. 844 proportj-on in other tehsils in this respect is 25.64 4616632 858221 18.59 +44.65 N.A. 860 per cent in Doda, 21.64 per cent in Ramban and .S9S13S9 1260403 21.05 ~.86 -'2146 875 17.02 per cent in Kishtwar. The highest percentage or irrigat_ed area to total cultivable area in thc illstrict .The population 1igures ¥Ju_de- (bpillaUcn ci/~e~-~pdo I nlawful accupation of Pak"stnn and China wheTI.' .'If:;~ is ' obseJ ved in tehsil Kishtwar. On the other hand (ould not be taken. 26 f\,s can rca,dily be seen from the tabl~ Do~a dis~~ict parable picture is available only for 1981 indicating bas. only 5.92 .per cent of its populatIon ~habltmg that urban density of population per Sq. Km. for the its urban areas as against the corresponding State ~tate is m(lre than thrice of what it is for the distl'ict average of 21.05 per cent The increase in the pro as a whole. In the matter of urban sex-ratio Doda portion of urban population during the decade 1971-81 district ha3 shown slight decrease from 854 females hao; been 2.74 per cent. The pace of urbanisation in per 1,000 males in 1971 to 843 in 1981 contrary to the the district thus continues to be abnormally low even tendency at statt level which is one of some improve as against the position obtaining for the State as a ment in the sex-ratio. whole. Table No. 18 below indicates the per capita receipt, As regards density of population in the absence of from various resources and expenditure an various area figures for the state urban 1961 and 1971 com- amenities in respect of each town of the di:;trict .- Table NO. 18 Per capita receipt and expenditure in towns per Capita ~,------~------~Receipt E x.p end i t u r e ,,___ -.A __ r------"------.... Class. name & civic status Tota I Receipt Receipt Total General Expendi- public Expendi- Other of tlte town through from all expendi- adminis- ture on works ture on aspects taxes other ture tration public public sources health & institu- convenie- tion nccs 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 4.83 VI Banihal N.A. 135.02 35.51 99.51 65.28 48.25 12.20 VI' Batote , N.A. 70.60 50.67 19.93 58.05 31. 59 2.99 22.35 1.12 V Bhaderwah N.A. 55.49 29.45 26.04 43.64 14.60 25.40 3.64 'V_ Doda N.A. 58.97 32.97 26.00 52.09 14.57 9.23 25.90 2.41 V Kishtwar N.A. 47.62 32.27 15.35 47.02 15.63 0.52 30.12 0.75 VI Ramban N.A. 65.42 37.74 27.68 97.53 29.56 63.18 4.81 Total 61.70 34.39 27.31 54.06 20.21 3.25 28.14 2.46 " " It wilt be seen that in per capita receipt Banihal population in each town of the district :- is,· far ahead of other towns in the district. The other Table No. 19 towns which are relatively better placed than other. Schools.. per ten thousand population in towns are Batote amI Ramban. Ramban town is far ahead _. __ in per capita expenditure than other towns. Wbile Class name and No. per ten thousand population bulk of the per capita receipts in Batote, Ramban, civic status of town Higher Secondary Junior Primary Bhaderwah, Doda and Kishtwar towns comes from Second- Matricu- Second- daryl lation daryl loCal taxes, in the case of Banihal much of it comes Inter/ Middle fmm other sources. Similarly while bulk of the per PUC! Junior (iBpita expenditure in Ramban, Kishtwar, Doda and. College Bhaderwah town is spent on public works in Banihal and Batote towns larger part of it is claimed by the 1 2 3 4 5 general administration. The per capita expenditure Oll public health and conveniences is nil or negligible ill VI Banihal N.A. 604 12.08 18.12 30.19 aU th~ towns of the district except in case of Banihal, VI Batote N.A. 3.73 7.45 11.18 14.90 V Bhaderwal\ N.A. I. 65 4.94 8.23 19.75 Batote and Doda. V Doda N.A. 1. 85 5.56 18.53 27.80 V Kishtwar N.A. 2.79 5.58 12.55 15.33 The :iU'" joined inset table No. 19 below gives the VI Ramban N.A. 9.14 9.14 22.84 22.84 number of educational institutions per ten thousand Total 3.18 636 13.90 20.66 27 The data from the above table indicate that towns population respectively and have still an edge over with smaller population have been better provided for the other three towns where the corresponding in terms of schools of various levels than those with position is filr lower. larger pOj)ulation, the chief consideration probably having been to equip these towns with such facilities The helow mentioned inset table highlights the -regardless of whether they deserve these at all in extent of most important commodity manufactured, relation to their population size. imported and exported in the towns of Dada district :.- Inset table No. 20 below gIVes the number of medical institutions per one thousand popu]ation :- Table No. 21 Table No. 20 Most important commodity manufactured imported and exported in the towns No. of beds in medical institutions in towns Oass, name and Most important commodity Class, name and civic No. of beds in medical institutions civic status of r- -. status of the town per 1000 population the town Manufac- Exported Imported tured 1 2 1 2 3 4 -V,I Banihal N.A. 15.10 VI Banihal N.A. Walnut Tea VI Batote N.A. 9.31 VI Batote N.A. Silken Vegetable Rice V Bhaderwah N.A. 4.94 cloth 'V Doda N.A. 13.90 V Bhaderwah N.A. Blankets Blankets Medicines V Kishtwar N.A. 4.18 V Doda N.A. Woolen Timber Cloth Blankets 'VI Ramban N.A. 4.57 V Kishtwar N.A. Blankets Saffron Ooth Total 7.75 VI Rambao N.A. Furniture Honey Tea It will be seen that Banihal town with a total popu lation of 1656 and 25 hospital beds is piaced better While the table speaks for itself it wlll be noticed than any other town with 15.10 beds per 1,000 popu that the woollen blankets are the main items manu lation. Dada and Batote towns are the two other. factured in three towns out of the six and one each -towns which though below Banihal in terms of bed specializes in the manufacture of furniture and silken :strength have 13.90 and 9.31 beds per 1,000 of total cloth. PART-A VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY (SECTION-I VILLAGE DIREC TORY) TEHSIL KISHTWAR DISTRICT DODA BOUNDARY. STATE ••• I " DISTRICT ...... S TEH5IL ...... VILLAGE WiTH LOCATION CODE NUMBER •• FOR(STS ••• ••••••••• ' " ••• TEHSIL H(ADQIJARTERS ••••• •••• '" '" o VILLAGES WITH POPULATION SIrE, BELOW. 200; I o ~ 200-499; 500-999; 1000-4999 ANDS-OOO ~ ABOVE • . . • UNINHABITED VILLAGES WITH LOCATION CODE .• • :: :: :. : x~::r@.::• :• :: C' URfoAN AREA WI,H LOCA,ION CODE .• • '" • •• ~\S~ RIVER / STREAM • • • • •• .., ...... ' " ...... • .. ~ POST bf"FICEI PbsT AND TELEGItAfOH OFFlCE iI. FO/ PT O HIGH/HIGHER SECONDARY SCHO~ •••••• , •••• S HOSPITAL/PRIMARY HEALTH ' CENTRE, DISPENSARY MATERNITY AND CHIL O/FMILY . WELFARE CENTRE + ( ~. N,l.ME OF VILL AG ES 40 ,t, HNI 13 JAWALLA PUR r. )(EWAH 6\ LOONDR I 82 CH ... L"'-SU .3 KAlCH;\NDA ,4 rAT ANI / os GUDH I(UKARWAS ( " """NOAR gl" KOHRI 03 6AROT'1 9' BHUGAANA. sADMAT ••97 JU5t4AN.I. SAL-NA 102•• L.AWI< 1O) AI7RAL l2l hARIYA.L 12' AKEAH"NG 127 MAL.OR SANGHA KuiAL \ Based upon Survey Of India mop with thr pq:rrnilSion of tlu Survey()r Gltr\cral of Indio, Government of India CO pyri9:ht. ,19&:C j ~ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TEHSIL KlSH1WAR S.No. Name of village 1981 S'No' Name of village LOcation 1911'1 cedeNo. Location Code No. 3 2 2 3 Afani 40 32 Cheto 67 • 6 2 Aftee 33 Chhalfou 150 103 3 Agral 34 Chicha Dachhan 2~ 4 Ajna 33 35 Chingam U, ]26 .. 5 Akarhang 36 OJinlmana 110 6 An!ol 136 37 Ch"ye Dfl'man 7 7 Atholi 41 3Cl Chui! b3 8 Batbat 96 39 Dachla '111 9 Balgran 77 40 Dahar Bam'ar 11)8 10 Barayan 8 41 Damji 112 11 Baroti 93 42 ,Darab 1M 12 Bathoot 125 43 Darbeel 143 13 Batwas 64 44 DehalDa n 14 Benun .. 70 45 Dhar '89 15 Bershala 134 46 Dhar 146 16 Bhagna U5 47 Dharbadan 137 ' 48 .l7 Bharidera 100 Dharie 13 18 Bhander Koot 29 49 Djchar '153 .19 Bhata 155 50 Doc) tl6 20 Bhatan 113 51 Dugs • "92 21 Bhugrena 95 52 FieJer 138 " 22 Bhutna 99 53 Gahan .1'06 23 Busmina .'. 5 54 Galhar Ohata 35 :: 24 Chalasu 82 55 Garh Padder 55 2S Chamoti 88 ~6 Guuh 85 26 Chandali 94 57 Gula"Oarh 57 27 Chandna 114 5~ Gumri 3 28 ChaDjer 19 59 Hader 135 29 Cbasboti 51 60 Haior 127 30 Chbicha Nag.cian 34 6] Hamori 42 3] Cht:rjee 3] 62 lIangu 52 34 Name of village 1981 SI. No Name of village 1981 51. No. Locat!on Location Code No. Code No. 3 2 3 2 21 99 Loonjri 81 63 Hanzal 145 100 Lopara 27 64 Haoma .. 123 101 Lo§ain 54 65 Hariyal 120 102 Luder 43 66 lach Dayaram 103 Machail 53 67 Indarwal 151 104 Malie 131 68 Inshan 10 105 Mandar 87 69 Ishtahari 65 106 Margi 4 70 Janak pur 25 107 Massu 44 71 Janwas lOS 108 Mati 45 72 Jar 38 Matta 122 73 Jirwar 71 109 110 Moolchetar 148 74 Jushana 97 76 75 JawaUa pur 73 111 Mod. 11 76 Kaban 58 112 Mulwarwan 9 77 Kadail 39 113 Mungli 62 78 Kalchanda 83 114 Mutha\ Naghbatna 132 79 Karool 101 115 72 80 Keshwan 141 116 Nali Nawgam 12 81 Kewah 74 117 79 82 Kidru 37 118 Neeio 14 83 Kishtwar 118 119 ·Nopa.:hi 124 84 Kither 68 120 Ohli Ongayee 60 85 Kohri 91 121 139 149 122 Pakalan 86 Kuchal -- 50 87 Kukarwas 86 12~ Palali 28 88 Kundal 49 124 Palmar 48 89 Kunwartha 78 125 Pandail Patbgam 16 90 Kutal 129 126 69 91 Kwartanii 30 127 Patnazi 109 92 Lach Kha:>..ana 119 128 Piyas Poochal 121 93 Lass 90 129 107 94 Lawa 102 130 Pora 13(1 46 131 Prishmula ~S Layee 18 96 Leoundi 56 132 Qadema ,';' 144 Ligri 47 133 Rahalthal ~7 .~ .' Rek.anwa<; 2 98 Lohma 24 134 35 L .\fJ. N lme of village 1981 SI.No. Name of village 1981 LocatiOn Location code No. code No. 2 3 2 3 135 ; Rinail 17 147 Sukhnai 1 136 Salna 98 148 Tagood JS6 137 Samna Bhllta 32 149 Tatani 84 1311 Sangna 128 ISO Tiller 20 139 Saranwan 142 lSI Tipri 75 140 Sazar 36 152 Trigam 117 141 Seergwar 140 153 Tun 61 142 Shandri 133 154 Tyari 66 143 Sharoti 80 155 UdilGojran 147 144 Sigdee 154 156 '\eerdu 15 l~ Sohal 59 157 Forest Block 157 146 Sonder - 26 NOTE EXPLAINING THE CODES USED IN THE VILLAGE DIRECTORY A number of codes have been used in the Village Directory. These are emplified h~Jow :- Column Numb~ Item Code ------_-_--- --..... ------1 2 3 ~------,_,_-.------:.... --- , . 5 (Educational'" Primary or elementary school P Amenities) JWlior secondary or middle school M·' Matriculation or secondary H. Higher Secondary/Intermediate/Pre-University/Junior PUC College, College, any College (graduate lnel and above) like Arts, Science, Commerce; etc. Industrial scheol .J Training School Tr' Adult Literacy Class/Centre Ac Other Educational Institutions. These includes o Sanskrlt PathshaUa, Senior basic school, makhtab etc 6 (Medical Hosoital H Amenities)£ Maternity &; Child Welfare Ce:Qtte MCW Maternitry Home MH Child Welfare Centre ewe Health centre He Primaty health centre PHC Primacy health sub..centre PHS Dispensary D Family Planning Centre FPC T. B. clinic T. B.. Nursing home :NH RegiBtered Private Practitioner RP Subsidised Medical Practitioner SM;P Community Health Worket CHW' Others o 7 (Drinking Water Tap waUl' T Amenities) Well-water W Tank water TK Tube-well water TW Handpump Hp. River water R Fountain F Canal C Lake L Spr.ing S Nallah N Others o Information Qot available NA Post Office PO 8 (Post Be Telegraph TO Amenities) Telegraph Office Post Be Telegt'aph Office PTO Telephone Connection PhoDe-. Column Numb. Item Code ~------_.,..------~. -.. 1 2 3 10 (Commwlications) Bus BS Railway Station RS Navigable Water-way NW (including river, canal, backwaters, etc.) 11 (Approach to Pacca road PR '\7i1lage) Kaccha road KR Navigable river NR Navigable canal NC Navigable water-way °NW (other than river or canal) Foot path FP 13 (Power Electricity for domestic purpose ED Supply) Electricity for agriculture EAG Electricity for other purpose like EO industrial, c "mmetcial, etc. EA Electric.ity . or all purposes 16 (Ir.rigated Government canal GC by source) Private canal PC Well (without electricity) W Well (with electricty) . WE Tube-well (without electricity)' TW Tube-well (with el!?ctricity) TWE T,mk Tk Rivf,r R Lake L \\7 ate! faU WF Others o Total T 20 (Remarks inclu- Copies of the newspar-ers coming in N ding any place the vtilage of religious, Motorcycles/scooters available in the M historical or village archaeologj cal Cars/Jeeps najlable in the vi;llage C interest) Tractors aV..Iilable in the village T Note :-*Where there are more than one institutions of the, same tYPe in the village the same have been mdIcated in figures agaiDbt the appropr~ate abbreviation e; g. P (3), M (2), H -(2). t:Where there ate more than one institutions of the same type in the village, the 'same have ~ indicated ill figures against the approprlate abbreviation ,e .. g. H (2), D (3), etc. 38 1981 CENSUS VH.LAGE AMENITIES AND TEBSH.. KISBTWAll Loca- Name of Total area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown ia run villa Ire of the lation and the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad I'&DgeS viz, -5 lana Code villap: (in Dumber of 5:-10 kms and lO-,-kms of the nearest place where the facility is available ~ No. hectares) households gJ\'en) . ---A._____ ---- Educational Medical Drink- Post &. Day Communi--. ing telegraph or cations water days (Bus stop \pota- oCthe railway ble) mar- station, let! water hat way) if any . 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ~lukhDai 1879.78 215 (34) P (1) 1 -(10+) N -(10+) .. -(10+> 1173.19 132 (21) 2 Rekenwas AC(l) -(5-10) N -(10+) -(10+> 3 Gumri 1322.12 2S8 (31) P{l> -(-5) S,N -(10+) -(10;-) 4 Marsi 1284.89 531 (78) PCI) -(-5) N -(10+) -(10+) 5 Busmina (Garh) 885.06 423 (59) P (1) D (1) N ~(JO+) -(10+> 6 At"tee 1163.89 404 (59) H (1), M (1), P (1) D (I) N -(10+) -(10+) 7 Choye Draman 293.40 343 (47) P (1) -( -5) S,N -(10+) -(10+) 3 BaraYaD 531. 76 311 (42) P (1) -(-5) S -(10+) -(10+> 9 Maasii 1604.59 186 (29) - (- 5) -(-5) N - (10+> -(10+> 10 Insban 540.26 438 (67) P (1) D (I) N -(10+) -(10+) (Ansbaa) 11 MvIwarwan 1104.80 357 (52) P (1) -(-5) N -(10+) -(10+) 12 Naw.... 438.28 231 (32) P (1) -( -5) N -( -5) -(10+> 13 D.baric 249.69 189 (29) -(-5) -(-5) N -(-5) -(10+) 14 Nopacbi 1397.39 1042 (163) P (2),AC (1) D (I), FPC (1) S,N PO -10+) 15 Yeerclu 6S6.00 799 (124) H (1), M (I), P (2) -(-5) S -( -5) -(10+) 16 Patbgam 1580.72 664 (83) -(-5) -(-5) N -(-5) -(10+) 17 R.iaaie 1451. 22. 728 (108) P (1) -(10+) N -(10+) -(10+) 18 QaderDa 3040.05 90S (146) P (2) -(-5) N -(-5) -(10+) (ICadama) I!) Cbanjer 2141.21 1121 (143) P (2) -(-5) N -(-5) - (10+> 2(1 Tiller 138.00 445 (10) P (1) -(5 -10) S,N -(5-10) -(10+) 21 Ramal 255.36 241 (42) P (1) -(-5) 8,N ...... (10+) -(10+) 22 Dehama 3063.10 759 (111) M (1), P (1) D (1) S,N -(10+) -(10+) 23 Chicba Dac:hban 1277.20 893 (134) P (3) -(S-.10) S.N, -(-5) -(10+) PI- Lohma 598.54- 1914 (278) H (J),M (1) P (4) -(-5) SoN PO -(10+) :zs I •• PilI 272.36 931 (IS2) AC(I) PHC (I), FPC (1) S.N ~--S) -(10+) DJRECI'ORY LAND USE App- Neare'Jt Power Staple rood Land use (I. e. area. under different types of land uae in Remarks in- roach town and supply hectares lOuaded "pto 2 decimal places) cludingaay to distance ~ place of Vill- (in kats) Fenst Irrigated UDirri- Cultura- Area not age (by gated blowaste available ~ or source) (including fbr culti- atdIaeologiCI jaucbar vatjoo iaten:st &: groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 PP Kokernag (90) •• Maize, Wheat 1005.25 PC 43.30 25.09 16.19 789.95 F'P Kokernag (88) ., Maize, Wheat 598.94 PC 43.30 21.85 1.21 507.89 FP Kokemag 88) .• Maize, Wheat 551. 59 PC 6.07 46.54 15.38 702.54 FP Kokemag (86) Maize. Wheat 853.49 PC 49.78 29.95 14.16 337.51 'FP K.okernag (84) Maii.e. Wheat 246.8~ PC 118.98 8.90 8.09 502.23 F'P Kokemag (80) Maiie, Wheat 354.92 PC 1. 21 93.48 8.09 706.19 FP Kokemag (80) •• Maize, Wheat 201.13 41.28 4.05 46.94 FP Kokemag (78) .• Maize, Wheat 195.46 67.18 6.07 263.05 FP Kokemag (80) .. Maize, Wheat 459.73 PC 2.02 67.58 20.23 lOSS. 03 FP Kokernag (76) •• Maize, Wheat 157.02 126.67 5.26 lSI. 31 FP Kokernag (78) •• Maize. Wheat 793.60 PC 2.42 83.37 20.23 205.18 FP Kishtwar (72) Maize, Wheat 338.32 PC 7.69 38.85 2.01 51.40 ·FP Kishtwar (71) Maize, Wheat 176.85 PC 12.95 2O.M 8.90 30.35 FP Kisbtwar (71) Maize, Wheat 906.91 PC 19.83 191.01 10.12 269.51 .. FP Kisbtwar (73) Maize' Wheat 268.31 PC 10.12 157.42 8.09 212.06 FP Kisbtwar (74) Maize, Wheat 1013.75 PC 13. 76 202.35 8.09 342.77 FP Kishtwar (82) EA Maize, Wbeat 891. 53 PC 14.16 163.90 12.14 369.49 FP Ki'ilbtwar (77) Maize, Wheat 2171.57 PC 136.79 52.21 17.81 661.67 FP Kislltwar (69) MalZOt Wheat 1543.49 PC 117.76 91.86 9.31 378.79 FP Kisbtwar (6S) Maize. Wheat 8.09 PC 36.42 25.50 3.24 64.75 FP Kisbtwar (59) Maize, Wheat 173.61 PC 6.88 36.83 1.62 36.42 FP Kisbtwar (61) Maize, Wheat 2390.50 PC 35.61 152.97 11.74 472.28 FP Kisbtww: (30) Maize. Wheat 503.03 rpc 22.66} 84.18 6.07 636.98 -< lGC 24.28 FP Kisbtwar 28) .. Maize. Wheat 100.77 PC 85. 79 147.71 4.05 260.22 FP K.ishtwat (28) .. Maize, Wbeat 28.73 PC 55.85 45.73 3.24 138.81 40 1981 CENSUS VD..LAGE· AMENITIES AND TEBSIL KISIITWAll Amenities available (if ~ot. available within. the. vi.llaac. 8 dash (-). is shown in Loca- Name of Total atea Total popa- of the lation and the column and next to It In brackets, the distance In bread ranges VIZ, -5 kms; tion village 5-10 kIDs and 10, lans of the nearest place where the facility is available is Code vilJage (in number of Mo. hectares) household given) post&. ----.. Educati onal Medical .. Drink- Day Communi- ing telegragh or cations water days (Bus stop (potable) of the railway mar: station, ket! water hat way) if any 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 .0 26 Sonder . 891.13 1778 (290) M(2), P (6) D (1) S,N -(-5) -(10+) 27 Lopara 1500.59 1782 (272) P (2) -{-5) S PO -(+10) (Lupara) 28 Palmar 4256.93 4149 (674) H (1). M (2), P (7) D (1) S -(5-10) -(10+) 29 Bhander Koot 167.14 139 (22) M (I), P (1) -(5-10) S,N -(10+) BS 30 KawartanJ.i 1335.48 570 (92) M (I), P (1) -(5-10) S,N --(10+) BS (KwarteDJi) 31 Cher Jee 2207.58 914 (121) P (1), 0 (1) -( -5) S,N - (10+) -·(5-10)" 32 Samna Bhata 827.19 595 (89) P (1) -( - 5) S.N -( -5) -(5-10). 33 AJna 1834.05 478 (70) -( -5) -(5 -10 ) S -( -5) -IS-lOr 34 Chbicba Nagsain 520.03 403 (59) P (1) -(5-10) S,N -(-5) -(5-10); 3S Galhar Bhata 1291. 37 692 (l09) P(l) 0(1) S,N PO 8S 36 Sazar 338.73 279 (39) P (1) -cui+) S.N -00+) -·(10+ I 37 Kidru 148.12 67 (11.1 -( - S) "::(10+) S'N -00+) -(10+) 38 Jar SS.28 253 (39) .:. ( - 5) -(10+) S, N -·(5 - 10) - (10+) 39 Kadail 114. S3 206 (29) -(-5) -(10+) S N --(- 5) -(10+) 40 Afani 144.07 6S1 (lOS) M(I), P (2) -(10+) s, ~~ -( ·5) -(10+) (Aphani) 41 Atholi 131. 93 810 (142) H (1), M (1), P (2) H (1), D (I) S.N 1'TO .. (10+) 42 Hamori 508.29 127 (20) P (1) -(10+ ) S,N -(101') - (10+). : 43 Luder 112.10 276 (56) -(-5) -(10+) S,N - (10+) -(10+) 44 Massu 1341.98 413 (68) 1\1 (l). P (1) n (1) S, N -(10+) -(10'1') (Masu) 45 Mati '. 614.62 240 (35) -( -5) -(5---10) S . -(-5) -(10+) 46 Layee 814.64 138 (22) M 0), P (I) -(5 -10) N -( -5) ·(10+) 47 Ligri 964.38 1170 (169) M 0), P (1) ._( -·5) S -( -5) -(10+> 48 Pandail 212 117 187 (301 M 0), P (1) . ( . 5) S -. ( - S) .. (10+) (Panlie1) 41 DBmcrORY iiNn··UsE'· 1981 CENSUS VILLAGJi: :. ! AMENITIES AND TEHSIL KISHTWAR Loca- Name of T.:>tal area Total popu- AmenitieS available (if not available Within the villa.,. a dash (-}is shown in dOD village of the lationand the column and next to it in. brackets the distance in broad ranges viz. 5-kms. Code village (in number of 5-10 lems and 10+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is No. hectares) households given) Educational Medical Drink- Post & Day CommUni_ ing telegraph or cations water daYs (Bus stop (pota- oftIle railway' , ble) mar- station tetl water bat way) if any 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 49 Kundal 202.35 635 (138) M (2), P (2) -(-5' S,N ---( -5) -(10+) SO PalaIi 1688.77 729 (102) P (2), 0 (1) -(10+) S,N -(5 -10) -(10+> !i1 Cbashoti 243.62. 177 W) P(1) -(5-10) S,N -(10+) -(10+) 32 HUgu 116.55 256 (35) p(2) -(-5) S,N -(10+) -(10+) 53 Macbail 113.31 156 (21) P (1) D (1) S,N -(10+) -(10-1-) 54 Losain 844.99 314 (53) P(I),O(1) -(-5) S,N -(10+) -(10+) 55 . Garh Padder 1758.38 569 (89) P (1) -(-5) S,N -(5-10) -(10+) 56 Leoundi 361.39 UJ7 (42) P (1) -(5-10) S.N . -(-5) -(10+) (Lundt) 57 (]aJabGarh 538.24 495 (74) P (1) -( -5) S,N -(-5) -(10+) 58 Italian 3475.07 402 (61). P (1) -(5-10) S,N -(5-10) -(10+) 59 Sobal 1031.55 451 (82) M (1), P (1) D (1) S,N -(~5) -<00+) 60 Clap,.,., 2076.06 345 (51) P (1) -(5-10) , S,N -(5-10) -(10;-) 61 nm 1781.85 147 (28) -(- 5) - (5-10) S,N --(10;-) -(1Q.H 62 Muthal 238.77 139 (12) P(1) -(10;-) S,N -(10+) -(10;-) 63 Clmg SOO.20 143 (15) -( -5) -,(10+) S,N -(10+) -(10+) (Clq) 64 Batwas 964.24 147 (19) P(1) -(10+) S,N -(10+) -(10+) 65 lshtabari 1061.50 585 (98) P (1) D (1) S,N -(10..+) -(10+) 66 Tyari 478.75 478 (63) P (1) -(-5) S,N -(10+) -(1O-j-») 67 Chew 1768 •. 50 347 (53) P (1) --(5-10) S,N .-(5-10) -(10+) 68 Kither 1770.92 387 (58) -(-5) R(l) S,N . -{5-tO) -(10+) 69 Patmazi. 3116.2~ 2A02 (330) P (1) H (1) S, r-; -(-5) -(10+) 70 Bemm 326.18 711(102) H (I), M (1) P (2) D (1). S,N -(-5) -(10+) 71 Jirwar 203.15 201 (24) -(-5) -(-5) S.N -(-5) -(10+) 72 NaB 1596.50 m (95) P (1) H (1) SoN ,PO -(5-10: 73 Jawalla Pal 221.35 521 (81) --{.-S) D (1) S,N -( -5) -(5-10) (JwaIa Pur) 14 Kewab 110.33 19'7 (117) P(l) --(-5) SIN --(-5) -(5--10 " QIBEcrORY LAND USE Apr- Nearest Power Staple food Land l1ae (i. c. area UDder dift'"erent types of land, use in roach toWD and Supply hectaRa I01IIlded apto 2 decimal pJacel) _ to d i,stllllcc ViII- (in tms) Forest Irrigated Unirri Cultura ARanot age (by - , gated blcwaate avaiJabJc source) (including forcuJti ..uehar& vadon JI.'Oves) 11 12 13 14 IS 16 11 18 19 20 FP Kisbtwar (71) R.ee.Maizc 22 .• 66 PC 103.20 9.31 ,67.18 fiP Kishtwar (87) RiCe, Maize 600.96 PC 60.30 75.27 422.50 529.74 fiP , Kishtwar (91) Ri~,Mll.i.ze 174.83 PC 23.47 2.02 13.76 29.54 FP Kisntwar (93) Ricej Maize 52.21 PC 17.81 1.20 30.35 14.97 I FP Kishtwar (95) Rice, t.taize 1.21 PC 22.66 5.67 68.80 14.97 I FP KiSbtwar (96) Rice..Mauc 111. 28 .PC 38.45 11.74 630.10 53.42 FP _ Kishtwar (85) RiCe, MaIze 738·96 Pc 103.60- ' 10.13 22.66 883.03 FP Kishtwar (63) -Rice, Maize 214.49. PC 40.87 6.48 25.90 73.65 fiP Kishwar (75) .. Rice. Maize 316.06 PC iO. 70 1l.33 88.22 61.93 FP Kisbtwar (87) Rice, Maize 827.18 PC 32.78 34.40 1087.40 1493.31 fiP Kishtwar (86) Rice' Maize 768.10 PC 24.68 22.26 158.23 58.28 FP Kishtwar (98) .. Rico, Maim 803. 71 PC 8.50 48.16 832.45 383.24- liP Kishtwar (118) •• Rice. Maize 650.74 62.73- 23.88 1044.50 FP Kisbtwar (118) •• Rice, Maize 191.82 19.83 ' 1.62 25.50 fiP Kishtwar (116) •. Rice, Maize 185.35 24.69 14.57 275.59' liP Kishtwar (12S) •. Rice, Mai7.e 570.21 31.97 4.45 357.71 fiP Kishtwar (lOB) .• Rice,Maae 248.88 PC so. 59 45. 73 29.54 686.76 FP Kish.twar (106) •. Rice, Maize 125.86 PC 25.09 68.39 31.97 227.44 foP Kishtwar (106) •. ' Rice, Maize 1143.25 PC 21.45 27.52 18.21 558.t17 FP Kishtwar (60) , Rice, Maize 1631.31' 46.13 15.78 77.70 liP Kishtwer (S5) Rice.Ma= 3069.98 PC 4.45 3S1.34 21.52 256.98 FP Kishtwar (S3) Rice, MaiZe, 106.43 PC 9.71 104.01 18.21 87.82 FP Kiahtwar (52) Rice, Maim 176.44 PC 3.24 16 • .59 3:24 3.64- FP lUBhtwar ('4) Rice, Maize 1364.62 PC 7.28 129.50 41.28 53.82 FP Kishtwar (SO) Rice, Maize 20.23 PC 7.28 84.58 8.09 101.17 FP Kishtwar (39) .. Rice. Maize PC 13.76 84.98 16.19, ,155.40 N(I~ :' 44 1981 CENSUS VILLAGE AMENIriEs AND TEBSIL KISHTW~ " L0Ca- ,Total area Total popa.. i AmI;JlitiCill ,~vail.blJo, (!f P,.O.~ I!-vailable within the village .~' daIb (;-..-) is,,showii in tion ~~;~'I oftbe ... .lalion and UiC COlumn and next to it in brackets the distance in broadranges vi~ 5-kms; Code Y,iJJa&e, .(in .number of . .5-:-10 kms and ·~O+kms of the nearest place where the facility ~$. a\tailable'is No. .·,*tar~) . Jlousebol4s given) ;. . Educational Medical Drink- Post & Day CommllDi- jog tel'grlph Or catbns water days Bus SlUr (pota, of the railway ble) mar- station ket! w·;ter hat wayl if any 1 t 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 75 Tipri 528.53 806 (i05) P (1) --(-sj SIN -(-S) -(-.5) 76 Mori 631.72 671 (99) P (1) --(5-10) SIN,C -(--5) -(5 -10) 77 BaIgran 695.26 782 (135) P(I) --(5-10) SIN,C --(S-10) --(5-10) 18 ICnwartbara 87.82 134 (22) ":"(-S) --(--5) S PO --(10+) (Kunwartba) 19 Necjo 288.14 46S (85) -(-S) -(-5). S,N --(-5) -(10+) (Niju) 80 Sharoti 1343.57 177 .(40). M (I), P (2) --(-5) S,N,C -(-5) -(10+) 81 Loondri 1241.S9 471 (67) P(l) --(-5) S,N --(-S) .' _:{10+) 82 ("'balasu 274.78 200 (32) P(l) --(-S) S,N --(-S) --(5-10) 83 Kalchamda 320.51 236 (38) :-(-S) --(-S) S,N,C --(-5) .... -(S-10) 84 Tatani 545.12 Ul97 (136) P(2) --( -5) .. S,N --(-,-5) .111.- --(10+) 8S Oudh 72.84 117 (20) -(-5) -(-S) S,N,.C --(-:--S) --(10+) «JOel) 86 Kukarwas ,35.61 161 (20) M'(I); P (1) H (l)oD(I) S,N PO -{lO+l 87 Mandar 486.44 261 (39) pel) --(-5) S,N;C -(-S) -,-{IO+} 88 Cbamoti 1394.16 S40 (80) P(t) --(5-10) S,N,C -(-5) -'-(-5) 89 Dhar 216.92 230 (40) P(I) -(-5) S,N,C _(S_IO} ."...(5-10). 90 Lass 96.32 276 (32) P (I) -(5-10) S,N,C -.-(_5) -(10+) 91 Kohri 163.09 220.(37) P (1) --(_5) CN -(-5) --(--5) 92 Dugs 252.93 329 (SS) M (1), P (1) --(-5) C,N.~ --(.. -S) BS 93 Baroti 25S.76 263 (37) P (1) --(-5) C,N,S ---:-(-5) .. ~-::-S) "'" . 94 Cbandali 90S. 29 338 (S2) P (1) --(5-10), S,N,C -{-S) d-:--s) 95 Bhugrana 303.S2 590 (94) P (1) -{-S) S,N.C ~-5) -15-:-10), <:Bhagrana) 96 Badhat 222.98 431 (70) M ~I), P (1) H (l).D~1J SN.C PO .. 7"{--S) 97 Jushana 194.66 133 (21) ---(-5) --(-S) C.S,N -{.,....S) ~.(-S) . - 98 Salna 310.40 421.(64) P(l) :-{-5) C,S,N PQ 4~5) 99 Bhutna 6(;8.S5 409 (54) P (1) --(-5) C,S,N --(5-10), -I-S) '. 100 Bba~titJ 413. S9 633 (S4) P (l) ~5-10) S,N ~S:_IC»: --(,...... S), 45 DIRECfORY LAND USE Appro. Nearcst Power Staple food Land use (i. c. area under different types of ]and usc in Remarks in· Ic:h town and supply hectares rounded upto 2 decimal pJacea) cludingany to distance place of village (In kms) Forest Irrigated Unirri. Cultura· Area not religious (by pted bte waste available historical Or lIOurce) (including tor culti· an:hacologi. gauchar& vation cal in terest groves) 11 12 13 14 1.5 16 17 18 19 20 pP KisbtwaT (40) Ricc,Maize PC 3.24 123.03 9.31 392.95 pp Kishtwar (42) Rice,Mab:e 159.45 PC 0.40 99.96 21.04 350.87 pp ICishtwar (48) lUce,M_ PC 2.88 135.17 98.34 458.91 .F' Kisbtwar (29) Rice,Maize 8. SO PC 3.64 29.14 6.07 40.47 FP Kishlwar (29) Rice,Maize 160.66 PC 4.05 74.06 2.43 46.94 FP Kishtwar (33) Rice. Maize 1087.00 PC 3.24 46.13 18.61 18S.5S FP Kishtwar (31) Rice,Maize 993.92 PC 3.24 59.89 63.13 121.41 FP Kishtwar (27) Rice,Maize ]8.21 PC 3.24 41.28 2.83 209.22 FP Kishtwar (2S) Rice,Maize 152.16 PC 3.64 46.54 6.07 112.10 FP Kishtwar (19) Rice,Maize 339. 13 PC 7.28 132.7S 5.26 60. 70 N (ll) FP Kishtwar (25) Rice, Maize PC I. 21 27.92 12.55 31.16 FP Kishtwar (26) Rice,Maize PC 2.02 20.23 3.24 10.12 FP Kisbtwar (27) Rice, Maize . 318.20 PC 1.62 3S.04 5.26 113.32 FP Kishlwar (26) Rice, Maize 650.74 67.58 6.48 669.36 FP Kishtwar (22) Rice,Maize PC 4.05 33.99 4.05 174.83 FP Kishtwar (23) Rice,Maize 0.40 PC ). 62 30.76 2.43 61.11 .FP Kishtwar {20) Rice, Maize PC 3.24 30.35 ). 21 12S.29 K.R Kishtwar (19) Rice, Maize PC 5.26 42.49 4.05 20). ]3 KR Kishtwar l22) Rice, Maize 125.05 PC 2.02 54.63 4.4, 69.61 KR. K.iShtwar (27) R.ice, Maize 789. J5 PC 2.02 41.28 8.90 61.94 FP J(i,mtwar (25) R.ice, Maizll 2.83 PC 2.43 191.01 31. 57 75.61 Kit Kiahtwar (23) ED Maize. wheat PC 3.64 52.21 6.07 161.06 KR. Kishtwar (21) Maize, Wheat PC 4.05 20.64 5.67 . 164 ..30 Kit KishtwaJ' (21) SO Maize, WHeat 83.78 PC 6.48 39.61) 46.12. 134._36 ItR K,lsutwar (19) Maize, Wheat 416.43 PC 6.07 33.18 8.10 204.77 Kit Kishtwar (19) Malse, Wheat 188.59 PC 10.52 31.S7 8.09 174 .82 46 1981 CENSUS VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL KISHTWAR Loca_ Name of TOtal area Total popu- Amenities avaiiable I,if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in tion village of the latiOn and the column and Qcxt to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz, -S boa; COde village (in number of 5~10 kms and IO+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available" i. No. hectares) households ~v~) , r- ....:...J.._ ------,. Educational Medical Drink- Post &; Day Communi- ing telegraph or catiOns water days (Bus stoP (pota- oftho railway ble) mar- sta ,ion btl _ water ha t way) if anY 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 -(--5) -;-5) 101 JC.I,rooI 1289.74 1965 (31M) P (1) -{-5' S.N -(-5) S (-5) 102 Lawa 302.30 238 (34) P (1) -(10+> D (1) C,S,N -(-5) -(10+) 103 Api 279.64 563 (84) H (I). M (1). P (1) 104 Darab 399.02 464 (63) P (2) --(-5) S,N -(-5) --(,10+) -(10+) -(10+) 105 Janwas 1518.69 542 (88) P(t) -(-5 S -(5-10) 106 Gaban 1282.46 5SO (77) P (1) -(-5) S,N -(10+) 107 pora 1084.16 267 (43) -(-5) -(-5) S,N -(10+) -(10+) UN-INHABITED 108 Dahu Baqar 4763.60 -(5-10) -(5-10) 109 Piyaa 777.41 281 (42) P(l) -(5-10) N P (1) --(,-5) S,N -(5-10) -(-5) 110 OliDlP'ana 916.61 288 (34) P (1) -(5-10) S,N -(-5) -(-S) 111 I)acbla 1418.84 365 (.m -{S-lO) S,N -(5-) -(5-10) 111 DaDUi 61.S1 74 (9) -(-S) P (1) -(-5) seN -(5-10) -(S-10) 113 Bbataa 133S.71 195 (31) -(-5) -(~S) S -(5-:--10) -(-5) 114 Cbaodaa 453.66 84 (15) H (I), M (3), P (6) H (1) S -(-5) -(-5) 115 Bhagna 2138.38 1324 (196) H (I)'M (I), P (1) D (1) S,N PO BS 116 Dool 2606.20 l167 (332) M (1), P (5) D (1) S -(-5) as 117 Tripm 3201.10 1662.(224) P (1) H (1), MCW (1) S,N PTO, Pbone BS 118 Kishtwar 1937.25 2635 (391) -(-5) -(-5) S PO BS 119 LaehKbaana 418.85 854 (155) -(-S) W -(-5) 'as 120 Laeh nayaram ~14. 71 1620 (254) M (I), P (4) (Lacb Dayaram) M (2), P (6) 0(1) S PO - (- 5) 121 Poocbal 1351.50 3191 (471) M (3)~ P (4) -(-5) PO BS 122 Matta Gl.28 1t:zo (294) s P (2), 0 (I) -(-5) S -(-:5) BS 123 Hariyai -.20 901 (126) -(-S) -{-S) --(10+) 124 Obli 1261.01 428(51) P (1) s 0(1) s -(11)+) 125 Bat Koot 562.52 561 (77) M (1), P (1) --<'-:10) .. 47 DIRECfORY LAND USE Appro Nearest P-w.. Staple food Land use (i. e. area under diffeJeDt t,pes of land UIe in ach to town and lupply hectares rounded upto 2decimal places) Remarks in village distanee cl~# aily (in kms) place U& Forest Irrigated Unirri CUltura Area not religious. (by .ted bie waste available historical or S01:U'Ce) (iDcludiDl for culti- archaeologi. gauchar&; vation cal iatoreat groves) 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 Maize ,Whea , PP .K.iahtwar (20) EA 541.18 PC '.73 lSO·10 3'0.46 1]7.,9 K!~ht ED' Ma.ize, Willat PC 1.62 FP .... ar (21) 184.'4 '3.01 38.04 IS. Of 00 FP Kisfttwar (21) ED Maize, Wheat 10.'2 PC 4.05 82.15 110.48 72.44- N(2), Tempi. 0: Bharwati Mate. :FP ~ishtwar (21) Maize, Wheat 108.86 PC 1.8] 97.93 12.14 117.26 FP .K.iah twar (20) ED Maize, Wheat 1148.87 PC 3.64 110.89 12.14 203.15 FP Kishtwar (21) Maize, Wheat ~0.21 PC 6.07 71.23 206.39 48.56 FP Kishtwar (20) Maize, Wheat 1041.27 PC 0.80 23.88 2.02 16.19 2292.'7 419 .• 2051.31 FP Kisbtwar (38) Maize, Wheat 681.90 32.38 29.14 33.99 FP Kisbtwar (31) Maize, Wheat 816.16 PC 4.0S 54.6] 8.90 32.78 FP Kishtwar (30) M:!ize, Wheat 1246.4S PC 3.64 62.31 37.13 69.20 FP Kishtwar (28) Maize. Wheat 24.69 PC 1. 61 17.81 1. let 16.19 FP Kts'1twar (27) MaUe, Wheat l(N.l.67 PC 5.26 63.94 9.71 218.13 FP Kishtwar (26) Maize, Wheat 315.15 PC 2.83 29.95 12.14 33." .lC.R. Kishtwar (26) Maize, wheat 1489.26 PC 10.93 203.56 27.11 4Q7.52 KR. Kishtwar (11) ED Mai7:~, Wheat 1726.80 PC168.76 275.19 90.65 344.80 K.ll ~ishtwar (8) ED Maize, Wheat 1218.52 PC 36.42 238.77 24.28 1683.h KR. K.ishtwar (0) EA M:li7:., Wheat 723.59 PC 21.04 505.86 52.61 634.15 Zalrat Shah Farld-ul·DID , H(Soo) KR. j(ilhtwar (1) EA Maize, Wheat 182.11 PC 1·21 115.34 116.55 3.64 N (100) KR. K.ishtwar (4) EA Maize, Wheat 95.10 PC 11.73 238.77 91.06 78.11 N (SO) lC.R. x.isbtwar (4) EA Maize Whea.t 103.20 PC 11. 74 522.45 151.35 548.76 N (100) KR. Kishtwar (I) EA Maize, Wheat 0.81 PC 3.64 191.82 195.47 29.54 N(loo) K.R Kishtwar (1) EA Maize. Wheat PC 10.93 162.69 173.61 118.97 N (10) liP Kis ltW:U (18) Mlr~, Wheat 1099.14 411.37 8.09 104.41 FP Kisbtwar (18) Mai:zc, Wh.eat 284.50 PC 2.02 78.11 12.95 184.94 1981 CENSUS VILLAGE AMENI11FS AND TERSIL KISRTW AR 1A:a. Name of Total area Total JlOpa.. Ainenities avanable (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown ill 'don vmaae of the Jation and the column and nex t to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz-5 bDa Code village (in number of 5-10 kms and 10+kms of the nearest place wbere the facility is available is No- heetatell) Rou!Ieholds Jiven} ___, Educational Medical Drink- Post & Day Communi- ing te1e,raPh or cations water days (Bus stop (pota· of the railway bIe) mar- station ket! . water hat way) if any 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 126 Akerbang 566.56 208 (31) --(-51 -(-5) C. S;N --(5-10) (10+ (Akarbarla&) 117 Halor 120,19 248 (35) -(-5) -(--5) C, S,N -(5-10) . ( lC+) 128 Salll'na. 206.39 183 (23) P (1) -(5 -10) CoS -(5 -10) - (10+) 129 Kutal 191.82 134 (22) -<-5) -(-5) C,S Pf) -00+) 130 PrlsbmoJa 380.41 134 (19) -:-(-5) -:-(-5) S -(-5) -(10+) 131 Mane 276.81 117 (19) -(-5) -(-5) S,N -(-5) -(10+) 132 Nagh Batna 377.58 125 (14) M (I), P (1) H (1), D (1) S,N -(-5) -(lo·H 133 Shandri 1100.76 117 (21) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-5) -(10+) 134 Bershala 326.58 36 (5) -(-5) -(-5) N -(-5) -10+> 135 Hardar 429.78 155 (24) -(-5) -(-5) S,N -(-5) -(10+) 136 Anjol 1190.60 410 (63) P(l) -(-5) S --(-5) BS 137 Dharbadan 411.16 824 (137) P(3) -(-5) S PO BS' 138 Filler 1197.48 1841 (303) M (1), P (5) -(--:5) s -(-5) -(-S), 139 Pakalan 610.68 375 (70) P (1) -(-5) s -(-5) -(-S) 140 Seergwa 156.62 243 (40) M (I), P (1) -(-5) S -(-5) -(-5) 141 .KeshWlUl 5064.69 1799 (335) P (4) , D (1) N -(1C+) -(5-1Ot. 142 Saranwan 2052.59 747 (136) M (I), P (1) -(5-10) s --{lO+J -(10+) 143 Darbee' 942.53 1233 (220) M (I), P (3) D (1) S -(-5) -(-S) 144 Rabalthal 1021.84 1158 (21S) M (1), P (1) -(-5) S --(-5) -(-S) 145 Haoma 1121.40 753 (128) -(-S) -(-S) N -(-S) -(5-10), 146 Dhar 898.01 778 (122) -(-S) -(-5) S --(-5) -(5-10), 147 UdilGojran 63.13 454 (83) M (1), P(l} -(-S) S -(-5) -(-5)- 148 MoolChetar 1214.88 1424 (221) M (l), P (3) -<-S) S -(-''J .BS 149 Kuchal' 3539.82 2174 (310) , P(2) D(1) S -(-5). -(-5), 150 Chbatroo 4002.38 ,3S4S (572) H (I), M (2), P (5) ti (~) S,N -(-5), BS lSI Indarwal 1371.69 2687 (471) M (1), P (6) -(5-10) S,N PO -(5-10): 88, 152 Chiogam 4540.22 2SOS (438) P(6) -(5-10) S,N -(-5), 1S3 Dicbar 565.35 164 (33) P (1) -(.5-10) s -(-~l DB 49 DIRECI'ORY LAND USE Aporo- Nearest Power Staple food Land use 0. e. area under different types of land use in ach town and Supply hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) \ Remarks in to distance Village, eluding any r------~------... place of (in k01 s) Forest Irrigated Unirri- Cultura- Area not religious (by gated ble waste available historical or source) (including for culti archaeologi gauchar & vation cal interest groves) 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 11 12 13 Maize, Wheat 508.70 PC 0.40 25.90 7.28 24.28' FP Kishtwar (18) Maize, Wheat 3.64 PC 1.62 39.25 10.12 65.56 FP Kishtwar (18) Maize, Wheat 77.70 PC 1.62 18.21 6.07 102.79 FP Kishtwar (18, Maize, Wheat 57.06 PC 2.43 22.66 4.45 105.22 FP Kishtwar 16) Maize. Wheat 313.23 PC 1.21 24.69 5.26 36.02 FP Kisbtwar (16) Maize, Wheat 191. 01 PC J.21 10.53 4.05 70.01 FP Kishtwar (18) Maize, Wheat 353.70 PC 1. 21 9.72 2.43 10.52 FP Kishtwar (21) Maize, Wheat 1027.51 28.74 8.09 36.42 FP Kishtwar (20) ED Maize, Wheat 311.61 9.31 2.02 3.64 FP Kishtwar (22) Maize, Wheat 383.65 28.32 6.07 11.74 KR Kishtwar (12) Maize, Wheat 995.13 PC 2.83 77.30 2.43 112.91 KR Kishtwar (17) Maize, Wheat 6.48 PC 10.12 248.07 100.36 46.13 KR Kishtwar (12) Maize,Wheat 427.35 PC 10.53 247.67 398.21 113.72 N(ll) KR Kishtwar (12) Maize, Wheat 461. 75 PC 2.42 109.27 5.6'1 31. 57 KR Kishtwar (16) Maize, Wheat 72.84 PC 4.45 33.59 2.02 43.72 FP Kishtwar (20) Maize, Wheat 4682.67 PC 4.86 244.43 39.25 93.48 FP Kishtwar (21) Maize, Wheat 1849.03 PC 0.81 141. 64 17.00 44.11 FP Kishtwar (18) Maize, Wheat 528.53 PC 6.48 229.86 169.97 7.69 FP Kishtwar (21) Maize,Wheat 531.36 PC 14.16 186.97 8.09 281.26 FP Kishtwar (18) Maize, Wheat 800~ 88 PC 20.23 204.77 10.13 85.39 KR Kishtwar (16) Maize, Wheat 580.32 PC 3.24 159.45 25.90 129.10 KR Kishtwar (28) EA Maize W>eat 4.&6 22.66 6.07 29.54 KR Kishtwar (25) EA Maize, Wheat 240.39 PC 27.52 227.84 64.75 654.38 KR Kishtwar (35) Maize, Wheat 2877.75 PC 2.02 279.24 20.23 360.58 KR Kishtwar (40) EA Maize, Wheat 2707.38 PC 38.85 433.42 16.18 806.55 N (15) KR Kishtwar (45) Maize, Wheat 756.77 PC 60.70 338.73 40.47 675.02 KR Kishtwar (45) Maize, Wheat 3711.42 PC 66.77 276.40 30.35 455.28 N (10) KR Kishtwar (42) Maize, Wheat 437.06 30.76 7.28 90.25 so 1981 CENSUS VILLAGE AMENITIES AND TEHSIL KISHTWAR Lcca- Name of Total area Totalpopu Amenities available (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in tic n village of the lationand the column and nex't to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz; -5 kms cde village (in number of 5-10 kms and 10+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is No. he~tares) households given) ,- Educational Medical Drink- Post & Day Comm~ ing telegraph or catiOns water days (Bus stop (pota- of the railway ble) mar- Station ke tI Water hat Way) if~ny 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 154 Sigdee 2961.12 3433 (591) P (7) D (2) S -(-5) -(-5) 155 Bhata 3052.98 277 (59) P (2) -(-5) S,N -(-5) -(5-10) 156 Tagood 5057.01 1295 {215) P (5) 0(1) S,N -(-5) -(5-10) (Toggod) 157 Forest Block N.A. 5286 (672) -(10+) -(10+) S -(1o-t) -(10+) 164364.36 111487 (17218) H (10), M (48), P H (10), D (29), (211), AC (3), 0 (4) FPC (2), PHC (1), MeW (1), 51 nmECTORY LAND USE Appro Nearest Power Staple food Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in Rell"arks in af~ t) town and supply hectares rounded upto 1 decimal places) cluding any _age distance place of .------"------., religious, (in kms) Forest Irrigated Unirri Cultura- Area not hstorical or (by gated ble waste available acbaeological source) (including for culti- interest gauchar vation & groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR Kish twar (30) Maize,Wheat 1585.17 PC 92.27 477.94 84.18 721.56 Mugbal Grave J Yard ICR. Kishtwar(33) Maize, Wheat 2810.57 PC 18.21 85.39 26.71 112.10 KR Kish twar (25) Maize, Wheat 4073.20 PC 13.35 191. 42 577.09 201.95 KR Kishtwar (SO) Maize, Wheat N.A. N.A. N.A. N·A. N·A· 97798.16 PC 2970.35 14561.24 10390.73 38584.00 GC 59.88 .. _., _. __ ...... '. :-l i _ ._,..' 1 !"r: ~'~ II;.~tJ I I I ' • I : I i L ~ : \ Eft ; III ( ....% II. 0 Z .,! .< () I iii Q III I o . ~ . t o &. " II' %.... % I- a: i ,i 0. l 0( s~ t./; ::IE' ! ~ ...~ I '" I ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TEHSIL BHADER.WAB SI.No. N arne of village 1981 SI. No. Name of village 1981 location Location cadeNo. CadeNo. 1 2 3 1 2 3 I Aehber 87 31 Bharti 83 2 Agrika 21S 32 Bbasti 120 3 Almigango ta 90 33 Bbatei 147 4 Amarsingh para 48 34 Bhatola 18 S Amarsingb pora 9S 35 Bhatoli .. 25 46 6 AmritGarh 249 36 Bhatoli 159 7 Amrit Pora 28 37 Bhatoh 34 8 Angnol 62 38 Bhatyas 69 9 Bachhra 248 39 Bheja 96 10 Bajah 243 40 Bheja 258 11 Balole 18 .. 41 BheJa 241 12· Bamlakhi 99 42 Bolian 24 13 Banjala 124 43 Botagra 164 14 Banola 245 44 Brhampuri 10 1.5 Barasu 213 4S Budhi 37 16 Barwa 140 46 Budhli 47 Butla 100 17 Bnrwal 176 48 Chaba 19 18 Batara S3 49 Chabri 201 19 Balhr' 33 SO Chagnu 233 20 Batma~ 85 51 Chak 80tha 119 21 Deli ChinaIra 30 52 Chakka 126 22 Berru 162 S3 Chak Katoch 143 23 Bhadrote 117 54 . Chakra Bhati 209 24 Bhagrota 148 55 Chalri 32 2S Bhala 161 56 Champal 40 26 Bhalara 244 57 Cha:l!!a 93 27 Bhalra 194 58 Chanias 29 :l8 Bhara IS3 125 59 59 Chano\te 29 Bhargi 73 103 (?) Chansar 30 Bharhi 56 Name of village 51. No· Na;l1e of village 1981 SI. No. 1981 Location Location cadeNo. cadeNo. 2 3 2 3 61 Chanti Bala 86 97 Dharfra 1S4 88 98 Dharyari 54 1)2 Chanti Pain ;: Dharyotha 63 Cb.e~u 226 99 22 64 Cheka 171 100 Dhonsa .84 6S Chelli 145 101 Dhran 142 66 Chenchora 182 102 Dichhal 26 67 Olhani 186 103 Dige 198 68 Chbatra 170 104 Dosala 106 69 ChhnDa .. 135 105 Dranga 177 70 Chillebala 41 106 Driaja 113 71 Chillepain 45 107 Drodbu 132 72 crura 250 108 Dudwar 91 73 Chochlu 74 109 Duga IS8 14 Chondri 205 110 Dugal 18S 7S Chounri .. 66 111 DUgli 144 76 Cb.uteri 273 112 Fagsu 272 77 i Dadian 2S1 113 Gajothe 146 78 Dalain 70 114 Galoo 1 79 Datain 111 115 Gando 39 80 Dalha 149 116 Gando 55 81 Danda 152 117 Gatha 128 82 Dandi 203 118 Gawari 52 83 Darai 6S 119 Gban Shanana 92 84 Daronjamami 260 120 Ghi! 71 85 Deron Kerani 267 121 G!turaka 169 86 Darori 218 122 Gaela 23 87 Darsu 202 123 Gosti 242 88 Dehra 222 124 Grondra 237 89 Dendi 105 125 Gupra 14 76 90 Derka lSI 126 Gurikra 91 Deyoki 239 127 Gurek::ra 224 92 Dhadlcahi 57 128 Gutasa 134 93 Dhallah 246 129 G.walo 49 94 Dhalwali 139 130 Hadal' 43 1:02 9S Dhamanda 108 131 Hadal 96 Dhar 136 132 Hagona 256 57 SI. No. Nameof village 1981 SI.No. Name ofviIlage 1981 Location Locatiou CodeNo. Code No. 1 2 3 1 2 3 133 Halaran 4 169 Kathiara 212 134 Halor R2 170 Katyara 97 13S Hanejo 270 171 Kawani 254 136 Hanga 141 172 Kemega 252 137 Herani 262 173 Kencha 13 138 Himote 200 174 Khalu 174 139 Hoja Bola 9 175 Kharangal 64 140 Indlu 31 176 Kharothi 130 141 Indrala 265 177 KhelJani 160 142 Inharra 94 178 Kilotran 80 143 Jagota 221 179 Kolai 219 144 Jahanana 131 180 Kolra 110 145 Jajinda 208 181 Kothi Bala 228 146 Jakias 3S 182 Kothi Pain 229 14i7 lalga 189 183 Kotli 114 148 landani 220 184 Koundra 183 149 landora 163 185 Kunan 60 150 langalwar 271 186 Kundi 240 151 la80lah 238 187 Kungla 16.7 152 Ihajka 230 188 Kursari 180 153 lia 11 189 KUH.iara 20 154 lora Kalan 7 190 Lanchan 188 155 lora Khurd 5 191 Lelrote 165 156 Kahal Jagesar 89 192 Luddu 67 157 Kahi Trankal 15 193 Madren 216 158 Kahla 210 194 Madsoo 181 159 Kahla 269 195 Mahri 274 160 Kahri 168 196 Malanu 12 161 Kako 51 197 1\1alola 255 162 Kandolu 58 198 Molothi 157 163 Kandosu 204 1.99 Manawa 196 164 Kandote 263 200 Mandelah 206 165 Kansar 104 201 Mandhan 75 166 Kanso 27 202 Mano 44 167 Karyan 133 203 Manthala 107 168 Kathawa 225 204 Mathola 123 58 SI.No. Name of villages 1981 SI. No. N arne of villages 1981 Location location Code No. Code No. 2 3 1 2 3 241 Sanwar 47 205 Mehrada 179 242 Sarna 129 206 Misratah 197 243 Sartin gel U8 207 Monda 101 244 See"i . 172 208 Muksias 42 245 Senkoe 199 209 Nagar 276 246 Shah rote 264 210 Nagni 17 247 Shakia 23-1 211 Nagni 193 248 SharnDalian 6 212 Nai 232 249 Shankoja 121 213 Nalthi 122 250 Sharni 227 214 Nanadna 268 251 Sharora 1.92 215 Naska 191 252 Shibnot 259 216 Nat.was 214 253 Shingni 50 217 Neota 173 254 Sichal 2 218 Noori 137 255 SlDdra 211 219 Paneja 115 256 Sinoodaia ri 61 220 PanjGrian 155 257 Sohra 166 221 Pantha.n 257 258 Soth 156 222 Parnot 261 259 ~unarthawa 247 223 Pawara 109 260 Sungli 116 224 Pemasa 253 261 Suranga 8 225 Pendku 195 262 Taloogarb 36 226 Plakul 21 263 Tanta 16 227 Porabala 72 264 Tantali 77 228 l'orapaill 79 265 Tendala 38 229 Puneja 223 266 Tenisna 207 230 Rajpura 68 267 Thalanga 150 231 Randah 175 268 Thalela 217 232 Ranot 3 269 Thaloran 78 233 Rehi 190 270 Thamli 138 234 Rela 63 271 Thanala 98 2~5 Renda 112 272 Thatha 178 236 Renkha 266 273 Thatri 275 237 Rukali Kalan 234 274 Tlibte 187 238 Kukali Khurd 235 275 Trithlu 56 239 Sahan 236 276 Udrana 127 240 Samai 81 271 Forest Block 277 AMENITIES AMD LAND USE (TEHSIL BHADERWAH) 60 1981 CENSU~ AMENITIES AND TEHSIL BHADERWAH Loca- Name or Total area Total pOpu- Amen Hies available (if not aVailable within the village a rash (-) is shown in tion village of the lation & the ~:olumn and neXt to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz; -5 Kms~ Code villa~(ln number of 5-10 Kms & lO+Kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is No. hectart~) households given) ,- .A...... Educa tional Medical Drink- Post & Day Communi. ing teJe'5r~ph or cations water days (Bus stOP, (pata- of the railway ble) mar- station, ket/ water bat, way) if al\y 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Galoo 48.46 158 (24) -( -5) -(-5) W,S -(-5) -(S-10) 2 Sichal . 486.37 S16 (73) P (1) -(-5) W,S -(-S) -(5-10) 3 Ranot 59.89 201 (29) -(-5) -(-5) S -(~5) -(S-10) 4 Halaran 3S.61 86 (12) H (1), M (3), P (4) ewc (1), RP (1) W,S,N PO -(S-10) S Jorakhurd 121. 00 500 (62) P (1), AC (1) -(-5) W,S -(-5) -00+) 6 Sham Dalain 61.11 174 (21) P (1) -(-S) S -(-S) -(10+) 7 Jora Kalan 145.28 449 (S9) P (2) -(-5) S -(-S) -(lO+J 8 Suranga 77.70 202 (28) P (I) -(-5) W,S -(-S) -(10+) 9 Hoja Bola 94.29 26S (35) PO), AC (1) -(-5) S -(-S) -(S-10} 10 Budhi 63.13 171 (26) -(-5) -(-S) W,S -(-S) -(S-10) 11 Jia 50.18 90 (11) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-5) -{5-10) 12 Ma!anu 99. IS 252 (41) P (2) D (1), ewc (1) N,S PO -(-5) RP (I) 13 Kencha 78.91 350 (43) -(S) -(-S) s -(-S) -(S-10) 14 Gugara SS.04 273 (40) P (2), AC(I) -(-S) s -(-5) -{-S) 15 Kahi Tranka! 88.63 421 (67) P (2) AC (1) -(-5) S, W -(-5) -(-S) 16 Tanta 151.35 944 (132) P (I), AC (1) CHW (I), RP (1) S, W -(-5) -(-S) 17 Nagni 35.61 152 (23) -(-5) -(-S) S -(-5) -(-5) 18 Bhatol:i 250.50 476 (65) P (I), AC (1) -(-5) S -(-5) -(5-10) 19 Chaba 82.96 221 (27) M (I), P (1) -(-5) S -(-5) -(-5) 20 Kuthiara 175.63 257 (32) -(-S) -(-5) S -(-5) -(- 5) 21 Plakul 126.67 184 (24) P (I) -(-5) S -(-S) . -{-5) 22 Dhar Yotha 365.44 914 (125) M (1), P (3) -{-5) W -(-5) -(5-10} 23 Goela 72.03 323 (4S) AC(l) -(-5) W,S -(-5) -(5-10), 24 Botagra 64.75 420 (48) -(-5) -(-5) W,S -(-S) -(-S) 25 Bhatoli Z33.10 234 (3J) P (1) -(-5) S -(-5) -{-5) 26 Dichhal 66.37 183 (25) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-5) -(--5) 61 VILLAGE DIREcroRY ,LAND USE ApP Nearest Staple food !.and use (i. e. area under different types of land use in RemarksiD_ roach town and hectares rounded uPto 2 decimal places) cludingany to distance r--- place of viII (in Kms) Forest Irrigated Un-irri Cultura Area not religious, ace (by gated blcwaste available historical Or source) (including forculti archaeologi gauchar& vation cal interest groves) 11 12 13 14 1.5 16 17 18 19 20 FP Bbaderwah (29) Maize, Wheat PC 0.40 20.64 7.29 20.13 FP Bbaderwah (28) Maize., Wheat 1.62 PC 2.03 '96.72 34.80 351.20 FP Bbaderwah (28) ~aize, Wheat PC 1.21 33.99 1.61 23.07 FP Bbaderwab (28) Maize. Wheat 21.45 0.40 13.76 FP Bbaderwah (21) Maize, Wheat 55.04 27. .52 38.44 FP Bbaderwah (t 6) Majze, Wheat PC 0.40 27.92 1.22 31.57 FP Bbaderwah (20) Maize. Wheat PC 1.21 67.99 5.26 69.20 GC 1.62 FP Bhaderwah (30) Maize, Wheat 4.45 PC 0.8] 36.42 2.43 33.59 FP Bhaderwah (26) Maize, Wheat 47.35 5.26 4].68 FP Bhaderwah (25) Maize, Wheat 0.40 PC 1. 2] 26.71 1.22 33.59 FP Bhaderwah (27) Maize, Wheat PC 0.81 10.52 0.8] 38.04 FP Bhaderwah (68) Maize, Wheat PC 7.29 27.92 0.8] 63.13 FP Bhaderwah (69) Maize, Wheat PC 2.43 35.21 4.85 36.42 FP Bhaderwah (70) Maize, Wheat PC 1.22 23.47 0.81 29.54 FP Bhaderwah (70) Maize, Wheat 48.97 1. 21 38.45 FP Bh:tderwah (30) Maize, Wheat 5.67 PC l. 21 li8.21 10.52 45.73 FP Bildderwah (27) Maize, Wheat 2.43 PC 2.83 13.7() 2.02 ]4.16 GC 0.41 FP Bhaderwah (69) Maize, Wheat PC 2.43 49.78 2.02 196.27 FP Bhaderwah (30) Maize, Wheat 0.81 PC 0.81 28.33 1. 21 51. 80 FP Bhaderwah (18) Maize. Whca I PC 2.83 40.47 132.33 FP Bhaderwah (60) Maize, Wheat PC 0.41 21. 85 104.41 FP Bhaderwah (64) Maize, Wheat 127.07 . 238.37 ,'_ FP Bhaderwah (34) Maize, Wheat PC 0.81 31. 56 0.81 38.85 FP Bhadcrwah (31) .. Maize, Wheat PC 0.40 28.33 1.22 34.80 FP Bhaderwah (62) Maize, Whea t PC 0.40 33.59 199.11 FP Bhaderwah (58) Maize, Wheat 36.83 29.54 62 1981 CENSUS AMENITD!S AND TEHSIL BHADERWAH Loca- Name of Total area Totalpopu Amenities available (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tion village· of the lation and column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz ;-S KIDs. S":'-10 Code village (in numbetof Kms and 1o+Kms of the nearest plilce where the facility is available is given) No. hectare;) households , ~----- ~ Educational Medical Drink- Post & Day CoDlDllini- ing telegraph or cations water days (B.os stop, (pota- of the railway ble) mar- statiOn, ketl water hat, way) if anY 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 27 Kanso 184.13 250 (31) P (i i. AC (1) D (I), RP (1) S -(-5) CHW(1) 28 Arnrit Pora 97. 53 280 (37) -(--5) -(-5) s -(-5) ---(-5) 29 Chanias 120.19 504 (74) P (2) -(-5) S -(-5) --(-5) 30 Beli Cbinalra 71.63 343 (52) -(-5) -(-5) T -(--5) --(.-5) 31 Indlu 121.00 199 (34) --(-5) -(-5) S,N --(-5) -(-5) 32 Chalri 243.22 649 (83) --t-S) -(-5) S,N -(-5) -(-5) 33 Bathri 334.27 1066 (136) M (1), P (2) --(-5) R,S -(-5) --(-5) 34 Bhatyas 351. 67 941 (129) M (1), P (3), AC (1) --(-5) T.N -(--5) OS 35 Jakias 175.23 651 (84) H (I),M (2), P (3) 0(1), CHW (II. T, S PO -(-5) RP(1) 36 Taloogarh 132.74 522 (56) P (1) -(-5) S -(-5) -(-5) 37 Budhli 64.35 212 (25) P (1) -(-5) S -(-5) -(-5) 38 Tendala 172.40 699 (85) --(-S) -(-5) S -(-5) -(-5) 39 Gando 243.62 1208 (164) P (2), AC (1) CHW (1) S -(-5) -(5-10) 40 Champal 188.99 691 (103) P (I) -(-5) N -(-5) --(10+) . 41 Cbillebala 180.09 986 (123) M (1), P (3) o (1), CHW (1), T, S PO -(10+) MCW (1), RP (1) 42 Muksias 117.36 600 (65) P (1) -(-5) S --(--5) -(10+> 43 Hadal 67.99 391 (48) P (1) -(-5) S . -(-5) -(10+> 44 Mana 345.60 1124 (135) P (1) -(-5) S --(-5) -(-5) 45 Chillepatn 217.32 716 (11) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-5) -(5-JO) 46 Bhatoli 210. 84 675 (74) -(-5) -(-5) S -(--5) -(10+) 47 Sanwara 195.47 684 (73) P (1) -{--S) S -(-5) -(10-t ) (Sanwar) 48 Amarsingh Pora 18.73 15 ('7) -(-5) -(-5) T,N -(-5) -(5--10) 49 Gwalo 115.74 445 (57) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-5) -(5-10) SO Shingni 203.15 ~17 (73) P (1) -(-5) S -(-5) -(10+) 51 Rako 49.37 329 (51) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-5) -(5-10) 52 Gawari 132. 33 441 (60) M (1), P (2) -(-5) T.N -(-5) -(-5) 63 VILLAGE DIRECrORY LAND USE Apr-' Nearest Power StaPle food Land use (i. e. area undCll' different types of land usc in 0 Remarks in- roach town and Supply hectares rounded. upto 2 decimal places) dudinl: any to distance e .&.. .." place 0-' vill- (in kms) Forest Irri&ated UDirri- Cultura~ Area not religiOus age (by gated .ble waste available bistoricaJof source) (includiDI for culti- archaeo1ogi-. pachal It vation cal interest groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 FP Bhaderwah (66) . Maize, Wheat 2.02 PC 0.40 36.02 145.69 FP Bhaderw ah (39) MlliJe, Wheat 36.42 2.43 58.68 FP Bhaderwah (70) M;ioire, Wheat PC 0.40 43.71 3.24 72.84 FP Bhaderwah (42) Maize, Wheat PC 2.43 47.75 21.45 FP Bhaderwah (62) Ma~ Wheat PC 0.81 30.35 2.02 87.82 °fP Bbaderwab (68) MmiWheat PC 0.41 76.08 166.73 FP. Bbaderwab (64) Maize: Wheal PC 0.40 90.24 17.00 226.63 i PR Bbaderwah (40) MlJue; Wheat 29.54 PC 4.05 117.36 15.78 184.94 FP Bhaderwah (37) Maae, Wheal PC 2.43 77.30 19.42 76.08 FP Bhaderwah (40) Maiv.e, Wheal 45.73 87.01 FP o:nderwith (44) Majze, Wheat PC 0.81 31.97 31.57 FP Bhaderwah (42) Mai'e, Wheat PC 1.62 54.23 116~ 55 FP Bhadecwah (40) Mttiu: Wheat 5.67 PC 2.83 113.31 21. 81 FP Bhaderwah (46) Mai°.re, Wheat PC 0.81 79.72 108.46 FP Bhaderwah (SO) M lOi1.C, Wheat .' PC 0.40 108.46 6.48 64.75 FP Bbaderwah (52) M.. i,.e, Wbeat 57.87 10.93 48.56 FP Bhaderwab (43) M ..i7.e, Wheat 35.61 7.69 24.69 FP Bhaderwah (60) MaiT.e, Wheat 12.14 147.71 185.75 FP Bhaderwah (SO) M~e. Wheat 34.40 PC 0.81 82.96 25.09 74.06 FP Bbaderwa.h (53) M",ize. Wheat PC 0.40 89.03 121.41 85~ 79 FP Bbaderwah (49) ""8j~ Wheat 25.~ 84.18 15.18 FP Bbaderwah (40) M"'a, Wheat 2.01 10.12 1.21 2.01 53.82 FP Bhaderwab (36) 3:"ize. Wheat 6.08 53.12 112. SO FP Bbaderwab (38) Mjli7e. Wheat 8.SO 76.08 6.07 FP Bhaderwah (35) Maize. Wheat 30.35 19.02 78.92 FP Bbaderwah (35) Maize, Wheat GC 4.45 43.30 3.64 PC 2.01 UBI CENSU~ AMENITIES AND TEHSIL BHADERWAB Loca- Name of Total area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available within the villasc a dash (-) is shown10 tion Wlage of the lalion and the column and next to it. in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz; -5 Kms. Code viJlage(m number of "_lO KIDs and 10+Kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is No. hectares) households given) , r--- - _------~ Educational Medical Drink- Post & Day O>lumllDi- ing telegraPh or cations water days (Bus stoP. (pota- of the railway ble) mar- station, ketl water hat way) if any 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 53 Batara SO. 53 269 (37) P (1),AC(I) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-S) 54 Dharyari 193.44 1112 (163) M (1), P (2), AC (I) -(-5) T -(-5) -1-5) 55 Gando 132.74 438 (67) M (1), P (3), AC (I) CHW (1), PHC (I) S --(-5) DS TB (I), RP (1) 56 lrithlu 240.39 526 (71) P (1) -(-5) S PO -(-5) 57 Dhadkahi 284.90 838 (106) P(I) -(-5) N -(10+) -(-5) 58 Kandolu 101.58 344 (47) AC(!) -(-5) S,N -(-5) -(-5) Bhargi ' 766 (111) p(1) 59 300.28 -(-5) S,N -(-5) -(-5) Kunan 51.80 -(-5) 60 245 (38) -(-5) S,N -(-5) -{-5) 61 Sinoodalari 81J.18 (32) H (I), M (2), P (2) 2w -(5-10) S,N --1-5) -----{-5} Augnol 62 4S.73 184 (21) -(-5) -(5-10) S -{-'--5) -{-5) 63 Rela 80.53 164 (22) -(-5) -(-5) S -{5-10) -(5-tO) 64 Kbaranpl 312.42 802 (100) M P (2) 0), -(-5) S -(5-10) -(10+) 65 Darai 109.27 389 (52) P (2),AC(I) -(5-10) s -(5-10) -(10+) 66 Chounri 145.69 471 (60) AC (I) -(5-10) S -(5-10) -(10;--> 67 Luddu 91.46. 264 (36) M (1), P (I) -(5-10) S,N -(5-10) --(5-10) 68 Raj Pura 86 (11) P (1) 20.64 -(5-10) W -(5- -'0) -(5-10) 69 Bheja 4S.33 104 (14) -(-5) -(5-10) S -(5- 10) -(5-10) 70 53.82 Dalain 222 (27) -(-5) -(5-10) S -,(5-10) -(-5) 71 Gbil 45.73 51 (7) P(l> -(-5) S,N -(-5) -{5-1O). 72 Pora Mala 134.36 403 (64) -(-5) -(-5) S,N -(-5) -(-5) 73 Chansar 242.41 191 (23) P (l),AC(l) -(-5) S,N -(5-10) _:(S-IO) 74 Chochlu 178.06 115 (16) P (I) -(-5) S,N --(S-10) --(5-10) 75 :'\1andhao 77.70 111 (15) -(-5) -(-5) S,N -(5-10) -(5-101 76 Gurekra 182.11 443 (56) P (1), AC(1) -(-5) S -(5-iO) -(5-10) Tantali 77 123.03 572 (81) P (2) -(-5) S,N -(-5) -(5-10) 78 Thaloran 70.01 49965) tv{ 0), P (2) -(-5) S,N -(-5> -(5-10) 79 Para Pain 159.45 441 (60) P(l) -(-5) S,N --(-5) -(5-10) 65 VILLAGE DIRECfORY LAND USE AOp Nearest power Staple food Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in Remarks in- roach town and S·.l,ply hectares rounded. upto 2 decimal places) eluding any to distance) r------~------~ pmceof vIll (in kIDs· Forest Irrigated Unirri Cultura Area not religious age (by gated blewaste available historical Or source) (inCluding for culti archaeologi gauchar& vation cal interest groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 pp Bhaderwah (35) Maize, Wheat 12.55 0 1. 21 23.07 43.70 PP Bhaderwah (33) Maize, Wheat 8.90 99.96 1. 21 83.37 I PR Bhaderwah (30) Maize, Wheat 0 0.81 24.28 1.62 106.03 FP Bhaderwah (32) Maize, Wheat 2.43 51.80 11.33 174.83 FP Bhaderwah (3~ Maize,Wheat 64.35 0.80 219.75 FP Bbaderwah (28) Maize, Wheat 1. 21 PC 0.40 36.42 10.13 53.42 KR Bhaderwah (29) Maize, Wheat PC 1.21 99.55 4.86 194.66 KR Bhaderwah (32) Maize, Wheat 16.59 0.41 34.80 FP Bhaderwah (25) Maize, Wheat 3.65 PC 1.21 4.45 21.85 53.02 FP Bhaderwah (24) Maize, Wheat .. PC 0.41 7.28 15.38 22.66 FP Bhaderwab (25) Maize, Wheat PC 0.40 5.67 21.04 53.42 FP Bbaderwah (2S) Maize, Wheat PC 0.11 10.52 78.91 222_18 FP Bhaderwah (23) Maize, Wheat 4.86 PC 0.40 7.69 50.11 46.14 FP Bhaderwah (22) Maize, Wheat 8.09 PC 0.40 12.14 44.93 80.13 FP Bbaderwah (18) Maize, Wheat 1.62 13.35 27.12 49.37 FP Bbaderwah(16) Maize, Wheat 2.13 9.31 11.50 FP Bbaderwah (22) Maize, Wheat 4.86 PC 0.81 6.48 12.95 20 .. 23 PP Bbadcrwah (24) Maize, Wheat 4.45 PC 2.43 4.16 17.00 25.08 FP Bbaderwah (30) Maize, Wheat 17.00 2.43 26.30 FP Bbadenvah (32) Maize, Whea t 10.12 75.68 9.71 38.85 FP Bhaderwah (26) Maize, Wheat 6.07 49.37 29.54 157.43 FP Bhaderwah (21) Maize, Whea t 30.76 3.64 143.66 KR Bhadcrwah (28) Maize, Wheat 20.23 1.22 56.25 KR Bbadcrwah (30) Maize, Wheat 59.lp 5.26 116.96 IC.R Bhaderwab (30) Maize, Wheat 3.24 PC 2.83 61.11 7.69 48.16 FP Bbadetwab (30) Maize, Wheat PC 2.02 27.53 O. 70 40.06 FP Eba(!cnuh (3:2) Maize, Wheat PC 0.81 46.14 112.50 '66 1981 CENSUS- AMENITIES AND TEHSIL BHADERWAH Total area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in LOca- Name of village of the lation and the column and' next to it in bracket.s the distance in broad ranges, viz.-S .KIDS. tion 5-10 .K.ms anel 10+Kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is Code village (in number of hectares) households given) . No. ,- Educational Medical Drink- Post & Day Communi- iog telegraph or cations water days (Bus stop, (POta- of tho' railway ble) mar- station, tot/ water hat, way) ifaDY 1 2 3 4 '5 6 7 8 9 10 80 Kilotran 108.05 695 (19) H (1), M (2), P (2) -(-5) S,N PO -(5-10) 81 Samai 408.33 566 (71) P(l) -(-5) W,N -(-5) -(5-10) 82 Halor 65.96 367 (49) P (1) -(-5) S -(-5) -(-5) 83 Bharti 73.25 760 (112) M (1), P (2), AC (1) -(-5) T,S -(-5) -(-5) 84 Dhoosa 143.66 544 (65) P (1), AC (1) -(-5) S -(-5) -(5-10) 85 Baunas 67.99 208 (29) -(-5) -(-.5) SoN -(-5) -(5-10) 86 Chanti BaJa 157.42 321 (48) P (1) -(-S) S.N -(-5) -(5-10) 87 Achher 73.65 389 (52) AC (1) -{-S) T,S -(-5) -(5-10) 88 Chanti Pain 47.75 221 (34) (M )1, P (2) -(-S) S,N -(-5) -(5-10) 89 Kahal Jagesar 916.22 1340 (220) (M) J, P (3) CWC (1), RP (1) S,N PO -'-(10,) -(-5) -(-5) 90 Almigangota 641.43 1226 (IS8) P (I) S.N -(5-10) (Alnigangota) 91 Dudwar 161.07 662 (90) P (3) -(-5» T.S -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) 92 Ghan Shanana 87.41 277 (42) -(-5) -(-5) S.N -(5-10) Chauga 77.70 771 (116) -(-5) o (1), ewc (I), s -(-5) -(5-10) 93 RP(I) -(-5) -(-5) 94 Inharra 100.77 461 (57) M (1). P (2). AC (1) S.N -(5-10) -(-5) 95 Amar Singh Pora 63. 94 121 (23) -(-5) -(-5) S -'(5-10) -(-5) 96 Bheja 175.23 564 (ill) P (2) CWC (1) RP (1) T.N -(-5) 97 Katyara 537.02 658 (82) P (2) -(-5) S.N -(5-10) --(5-10) Thanala 275.19 730 (110) P (I) D (1), ewe (1), r.N -(5-10) -(5-10) 98 RP(l) 99 Bamlakhi 76 89 121 (15) P (I) -(-5) N -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) 100 Butla 168.35 538 (69) P (2) -(-5) S.N -(-5) 101 Monda 137.19 268 (30) -(~S) -(-5) S.N -(-5) -(-5) 102 Hada! 116.15 186 (22) P (I) -(-5) S -(-5) -(5-10) 103 Bharhi 44.92 191 (20) P (I) --(-5 W -(-5) -(5-10) .104 Kansar 70.01 233 (28) P (I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) .105 Dendi 99.96 278 (33) --I -51 -(-5) T,N '-(-5) -(-5) 67 VILLAGE DIRECI'ORY LAND USE APr.- Nearest Power Staple food Land use (i. e. area 'under different .types of land -use in Remarks in ro'lch town and supply hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) eluding any to distance ------~~'--~,----~---, place of Village (in Kms) Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturil-. Aea not religious (by gated ble waste available historical or source) (including for culti- archaeologi Sauchar & vation cal interset groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 FP Bhaderwab (30) Maize, Wheat PC 2.02 44.93 2.02 59.08 FP Bhaderwah (32) Mat~e, Wheat 15.38 81.75 70.82 240.38 FP Bhaderwah (35) Maize, Wheat GC 0.40 29.14 1. 21 35.21 FP Bhaderwah (36) Maize, Wheat 2.43 PC 2.83 SO. 18 0.81 17.00 FP Bhaderwah (38) Maize, Wheat PC 2.43 65.96 2.02 73.25 KR Bhaderwah (38) Maize, Wheat 5.67 27.52 0.40 34.40 FP Bhaderwah (40) Maize, Wheat 56.65 0.81 99.96 PP Bbaderwah (35) Maize, Wheat 0.81 PC 2.83 30.35 1.62 38.04 FP Bbaderwah (38) Maize, Wheat 3.24 21.45 23.06 PP Bbaderwah (40) Maize, Wheat 25.50 153.38 737.34 FP Bblderwah (38) Maize, Wheat 17.40 159.85 464.18 FP Bhaderwab (33) Maize, Wheat 31.56 PC 1.62 50.59 2.43 74.87 FP Bhaderwab (36) Maize, Wbeat 29.54 57.87 FP Bhatterwah (32) Maize, Wheat PC 1.62 50.99 0.40 24.69 FP Bhaderwab (30) Maize. Wheat 0.81 22.66 4.45 72.85 f'p B!llderwah (34) MaiZe, Wheat, 12.14 5.66 46.14 PP Bhaderwah (5) ED Maize, Wileat 0.40 PC 2.02 48.97 0.81 123.03 PP Bhaderwah (6) ED Maize, Wileat 31. 57 PC 2.83 65.56 437.06 KR Bhaderwab (7) ED Maize. Wheal 2.43 PC S.26 60.30 0.81 206.39 KR Bbaderwah (7) ED Maize. Whea t PC 2.83 20.24 0.40 53.42 FP Bhaderwah (5) ED Maize, Wheat 6.07 PC 13.35 84.18 2.02 62.73 PP Bhaderwab (4) Maize, Wheat 0.81 PC 34.40 32.78 0.81 68.39 FP Bbaderwah (7) ED Maize, Wheat 4.05 PC 0.41 27::91 "83.77 ... FP Bhaderwah (7) ED Maize. Whea t 17.40 27.52 FP Bhaderwah (5) Maize, W heat 38.45 31.56 FP Bhaderwab (4) ED Maize, W hea t PC 2.43 SO. 99 2.83 43.71 68 1981 ~ENSUS- AMENITIES AND TEHSD... BHADERWi\II Loca- Name of Total area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in tion village of the lationand the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz ;-5Kms. Code village (in Dumber of 5-10 K.ms and 10+Kms of the DeIln:St place where the facility is available is: No. hectares) households given) r- ,.....___ ..., Educational Medical Drink- Post & Day CommUQl_ ing telegaph or cations water days (Bus stoP. (pata- of the railway ble) mar. station, ket, water hat, way) If any 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 106 Dosala 46.13 91 (13) -(-S) -(-S) T - -(-5) -(-5) 107 Manthala 106.84 333 (42) M (1). P (3) -(-s) T ---{--5) --(-S) 108 Dhamanda 76.08 171 (21) P(l) -(--s) T -(-5) -i-5) 109 Pawara 87.01 182 (2S) -(-S) -(--S) W -(-S) --(-S 110 Kolra S7.47 212 (36) -(-S) -(-S) w -(-S) -(-5) 111 Dalain ' 27.S2 194 (28) P(I) -(-5) T.S -(--5) -(-5) 112 Renda 47.75 171 (19) P (1) -(-5) T,S -(-5) -(-S) - 113 Dreaja 14~.69 370 (4S) P (1) -(-S) SN -(-5) -(-5), 114 Kotli 86.20 368 (S7) P (l),AC (1) -(-5) r,s -(-S) BS 115 Paneja 126.86 788 (125) M (I), P (3) -(-5) r. S -(-S) BS 116 Sungli 99. IS 407 (S8) P (1) -(-5) S --(-S) BS 117 BhadrOte 27.92 217 (30) -(-5) -(-5)' C,N -(-5) --(-5)- U8 Sartingel 17.00 189 (23) H (1), M (3), P (4) D (I) S.N PO BS U9 Cbak Botba . 7.28 3 (1) ...-{-5) -(-S) N -(-5) -(-S) 120 Bhasti 46.94 106 (14) P (2) -(-5) C,N -(-.5) . -(-S). 121 Sbankoja lL74 72 (8) -(-S) -<-5) T,S -(--S) -(-S) 122 Naltbi 189.80 6S2 (82) -(-5) -(-5) T -(-S) 8S 123 Mathola 186.91 497 (62) P (I), AC (1) -(-5) T,S -(-S) --(-S) 124 Banjala 31.97 107 (13) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-S) -(-S). 125 Chanote '88.22 S2S (74) P (1) -(-5) T,S,N -(-S) as 126 Chakha 118.99 683 (110) M (1), P (2) -(-S) T,S -(-5) as 127 Udrana 321. 33 17S0 (304) P (4), AC (1) -(-S) T.S PTO BS 12& Oatha 216.50 I09S (186) H (1), M (3),P(6). D (I), CHW (1) T,S -(-5) BS RP (1) 129 Sarna 309 (44) 64.3S P (1), AC (1) -(-5) S,N -(-.5) as 130 Kharothi 32. 77 73 (l5) PCU ---(-5) W.S -(-5) as 69 VILLAGE DIRECTORY LAND USE A1)P- Ncarest Powcr Staple fooJ Land Dee (i. c. area under different typesof land use in Remarks in roach Town and supply hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) cluding any to distance place of villa&C (in kms) Forest Irrigated Un-irri Cultura Area not religious (by gated blewaste available historical Or source) (including for culti archacologj - BIluch'~r& vation cal interest groves) 11. 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 FP Bhaderwah (4) ED Maize, Wheat PC 0.40 21. 85 5.26 , 18.62 FP Bhaderwah (3) Maize,Wheat 4.86 PC 1.21 55.04 45.73 pp Bhaderwah (4) ED Maize, Wheat 48.56 27.52 FP Bhaderwah (3) ED Maize, Wheat PC 9.31 SO. 59 0.81 26.30 KR Bhaderwah (2) ED Maize, Wheat PC 3.24 23.88 0.81 29.54 KR Bhaderwah (1) ED Maize, Wheat 11.33 0.81 15.38 KR Bhaderwah (1) ED Maize, Wheat PC 3.24 16.18 28.33 KR Bbaderwah (2) ED Maize, Wheat PC 6.88 19.02 2.83 116.96 PR Bbaderwah (1) ED Maize, Wheat GC 21.45 19.02 2.02 43.71 PR Bhaderwab (2) ED Maize, Wheat 0.41 PC 19.83 81. 75 2.02 22.85 PR Bbaderwab (2) ED Maize, Wheat 0 20.23 67.18 3.24 8. SO fOP 'Bbaderwab (5) ED Maize, Wheat PC 0.40 19.02 0.81 7.69 FR Bbaderwab (5) ED Maize, Wheat pC 4.05 8.09 4.86 PR Bbaderwah (3) Maize, Wheat 5.26 2.02 PR Bbaderwab (4) ED Maize, Wheat 21.04 3.64 22.26 KR Bbadcrwab (2) lID Maize Wheat 7.29 0.81 .3.64 .. PR Bhadcrwab (4) ED Maize, Wheat 15.38 PC 20.24 100.36 3.64 50.18 KR Bbaderwab (2) ED Maize, Whea t PC 10.52 98.34 12.14 65.97 KR Bbaderwab (2) ED Maize, Wheat 15.7S 1.22 14:97 PR Bbaderwab (1) ED Maize, Wheat PC 10.52 50.18 7.29 8.90 GC 11.33 KR Bhaderwab (1) ED Maize, Wheat GC 25.50 59.49 9.31 24.69 PR Bbaderwah (2) ED Maize, Whea t PC 311.85 156.21 27.52 64.35 GC 34.40 PR Bbaderwab (3) ED Maize. Wheat PC 2.43 101.17 42.49 28.73 GC 41.68 PR Bbaderwah (6) J::J.> Maize, Wheat PC 17.40 43.30 0.41 3.24 PR Bhaderwah (5) t<.U \faize, Wheat PC 6.48 20.23 2.83 3.23 70 BIt CENSUS- AMENITIES AND TEHSIL BHADERWAH LOca· Namoof Total area Totalpopu- Amenities available if not availablo within the village a clash (-) is __ n in tion villaao of the lationand the colmnn and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges Vi:l,·~ tms Code Village (in number of 5-10 kms and 10+K.ms of the nearest place where the facility is ~vaiI8b1c is ' No· hectares) households given) . . . r--__". ___.,.___ Educational Medical Drink- Post & Day Communi- jog telegraph or Cltions water dayS (BUS stoP (pota- of the railway ble) mar. statiob. kett water hat. way) if any I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 131 Jahnana 42.49 87 (11) -(-5) -(5-10) T -(5-10) -(-5) 132 Drodhu 74.06 237 (38) M (1), P (3) CHW (I) S,N -(5-10) BS 133 Karyan S7.06 172 (20) P (1) -(5-10) T -(5-10) -(-5) 134 GUlasa 87.41 321 (38) P (1) -(5-10) S -(S-10) -(-S) 135 Chhnna 40.87 163 (17) -(-S) -(-5) S -(S-10) BS 136 Dhar 38.04 161 (21) p (1) -(-S) T -(-S) -(-S) 137 Noori 27.92 111 (14) P(l) -(S-IO) T -(S-10) -(-5) 138 Thamli 11.33 47 (7) --(-5) -(5-10) T,S -(5-10) -(5-10) 139 Dhalwali 52.61 184 (27) P(l) -:-(5-10) S -(S-IO) -(-5) 140 Barwil 11. 74 37 (6) -(-5) -:-{5--10) S -(5-10) -(-" 141 Hanga S4.23 140 (17) P (2) --(S-10) s -:-{S-10) -(-5) 142 Dhran IS.78 33 (4) -(-S) -(S-10) S --(5-10) -(-S) 143 Cbak Katoch 8. SO 21 (1) -(-S) --(S-10) S -(S-IO) -(-5) 144 DugU 155.00 662 (76) M (1), P (2) -(-5) W,S -(-5) -(-5) 14S Cbelli 40.06 193 (21) P'(1) -(-S) T -(-5) ---{5--10) . 146 Gojothe 283.28 96S (138) P(J) -(-S) W.N -(-S) -(S-IO) (Gajotbe) 147 Bhatei 6S.S6 170 (31) -(-S) --(-S) W -(-5) --(-S) 148 Bhagrota S8.68 103 (IS) P (1) .. ·-(-S) W --(-5) -··(-5) 149 Dalha 35.21 43 (6) -(-S) -(--5) S -(-S) -1-5) 150 Thalanga 36.113 62 (11) -·(-5) -(-S) W ·-(-5) -(--5) lSI Oerka 43.16 156 (23) P(l) .-(-5) W --(--5) --1-5) .152 Oanda SO. 18 183 (28) -(-S) ---{-S) W -{-s) ._{-5) 153 Shara 90.65 250 (37) p (I) --(,-5) w.e --(-S) -(-'-5) 154 Oharfra 122.62 508 (72) -(-5) --(--5) W,S -(---S) --(-5) 155 Panjgrain J 77. 2S 686 (06) pm -:-f- oS) w . (·-·5) -(-5) 71' VILLAGE DIRECTORY LAND USE App- Nearat Power Staple food 'Land use (i. e. area under different types ofland use in R.ematkS roach t':>wn ·and supply hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places. in~lJdii1g lny to <{ is tance f""'"'----_.;...--.0----'---....:..,------~ o Li·:e of v mage (in kms) Forest Irrigated Unirri- CuI tufa- Area not . fe]jgious, (by pted ble waste available historical Or !Jo1irce) .(includins for cui ti archaeologi gauchar & vation cal interes t groves) ,11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 FP . Bnaderwah (8) ED Maize. Wheat IZ.14 PC 0.40 8.50 13.36 8.09 I_JR Bhaderwah (9) ED MaiZe, Wheat PC 6.07 24.28 6.07 37.64 FP 8haderwah (9) ED Maize. Wheat 36.83 5.26 14.97 FP Bhaderwah (12) ED Maize, Wheat PC 6.88 36.42 11.74 32.37 PR Bhaderwah (7) ED Maize, Wheat PC 6.07 19.83 6.88 8.07 FP Bhaderwah (8) ED Maize, Wheat 23.88 4.45 9.71 FP Bhaderwah (9) ED Maize, Wheat PC 3.64 0.40 J3.76 10.12 FP Bhaderwah (8) ED Maize, Wheat 1.62 4.86 4.85 FP Bhaderwah (8) ED Maize. Wheat PC 6.07 27.52 7.69 11.33 FP Bhaderwah (8) ED Maize, Wheat 6.07 1.62 4. OS FP Bhaderwah (8) ED Maize, Wheat dC 2.83 6.88 25.90 18.62 FP Bhadewah (8) Maize, Wheat 2.83 3.24 9.71 pp Bhaderwah (8) Maize, Wheat 4.86 0.81 2.81 FP Bbaderwah(15) Maize, Wheat PC U.74 96.32 7.21 30.76 . ., GC 8.90 liP Bhaderwah (IS) Maize, Wheat PC 3.24 25.90 0.81 10.11 FP Bhaderwah (30) ED Maize, Wheat PC 37.64 197.49 2.02 46~U •• liP Bhaderwah (:!O) Maize, Wheat 0 2.43 36.42 1.21 25.50 FP Bbaderwah (25) Maize. Wheat 0 0.40 .32.38 0.48 25.50 FP Bhaderwah (20) Maize, Wheat 0 0.40 19.43 0.81 14.'7 pp Bhaderwah (IS) Maize, Wheat PC '17.00 11.74 1.2J 6.88 PP Bltaderwah U) ED Maize, R.ice GC 4.05 31.97 0.81 10.12 0 I. 21 PF Bbaderwah (I) ED Maize, Rice GC 6.47 30.76 2.02 10.93 FP Bhaderwah (2) ED Maize, Rice GC 6.47 52.61 7.69 23.88 PP . Bhaderwah (3) Maize, Rice pC 4.86 77.70 10.'2 29.54 FP . Bhaderwah (6) l!D Maize.. Rice PC 23.88 119.79 4.8S 18.21 \ (. 10.52 72 1981 CENSUS- A~AND' TERSIL BHADERWAH LOC8_ Name of Total area Total Papa- Amenities available (if not available within tb~ vill~ a dash (-) i~ sbowni~ tiOn villaae OCtbe lation &: the cOlumn and next to it in brackets. the dIstance In broad ranges Vlz;-.skms, Code village (in number of (S-IO) kms and 10+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available fa No. hectares) households given) A.. ___ . r- Com """I. Educational Medical Drink- Post&: Day mUDj. ins telegraph or catiODs water clays (Bus Stop (pota- ofthe railway ble) mar- ,,"aiion ket' water hat way) ff.aay 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 156 Soth (Sotha) 62.73 142 (22) -(-5) -(-s) W,C -(-5) -(-5) 157 Malothi 132.33 362 (56) H (1), M (2), P (4) D (1), CHW (1) W,S PO -(-5) RP(l) 158 Dugs 46.94 176 (24) M (J), P (2) -(-5) C,S -(-·5) -(-5) 159 Bhatoli 21.04 85 (10) -(-5) -(--5) w,e -(-5) -·(-S). 160 Khellani 157.83 563' (84) (2), P (5) M -(-5) T,S -(-5) -(-S) 161 Bhala 90.65 479 (76) M (2), P (4) D (1), CHW (I), S,N PO BS RP(1) 162 Berru 150.14 585 (84) M (1), P (2) -(-5) S -(·-5) -(-S) 163 Jandora 42.90 53 (8) -(-5) -(-5) S -(5-10) -(-S) 164 Brhampuri 19.43 60 (9) -(-S) -(-5) T,S -·(-5) -(-5) 165 Lelrote 47.3S 99 (15) -(-5) -(-5) T,N -(-5) -(-S) 166 Sobra 65.16 164 (21) -(-5) -(-5) T,N -(-5) -{-5} 167 Kungla 22.26 84 (10) -(-5) -(-s) T,S,W -(-5) -(-5) 168 Kahn 124.64 266 (41) - (-S) -(- S) T,W,S -(-5) -( -S). 169 Ghuraka 193.44 513 (77) M (1), P (3), AC (1) -(-S) T -(-5) - ( -5) 170 Chhatra 1S7.02 407 (60) M (I), P (2), AC (2) D (1), CHW (I), W -(-5) -( -5) RP(l) 171 Cheka 228.6S 403 (61) ~-S) -(-S) T,W -(-5) -( -5) 172 Seeri 65.96 148 ~23) M (1), P (2) -(-s) N PO BS 173 Neota 162.28 532 (70) p (1) -(5-10) s -(-:-S) BS 174 Khalu 82.15 211 (36) M (l). P (2) - (- 5) s -(-S) --(-S)· 175 Randall 31. 57 145 (19) P (1) -(- 5) S.N - ( ·5) . (-5) 176 Barwah 82.15 211 (28) -(- 5) -(-5) W,S -( -5) ...:( ":'5) 177 Dransa 101.17 323 (47) P (1) -(-5) S -(5 -10) B8 178 Thatha 36.42 80 (11) -(-5) -(-S) W,S .-(-5) -·(-S} 179 Mehracia 25.90 67 (10) -(-5) -(-·5) W,S -(-S) -(-S) 180 Kursari 215.70 885 (124) P (2), AC (3) -(-S) S -(-5) -(-S). 73 Vlu.AGE DIREcroRY LAl\l]) USE Remarks in A~ Nearest Power Staple food Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in town and Supply .becwes rounded apto 2 decimaI places) cluding any ada to place of Village distance r------~.~------~~ (in kms) Forest Irrigated Unini- Cultura- Area not n:IigiOus, (by gated ble waste available bistorica) or, source) (includinB for culti IUChaeOJogi pachar &. vation cal interest groves) 11 12 13 ]4 lS 16 17 18 19 20 FP Bbaderwah (1 S) ED Mai2le, Rice GC ]3.36 35.61 3.64 10.12 FP Bbaderwah (15) ED Maize. Rice 25.96 GC 31.57 65.15 5.26 4.45 FP Bbaderwab (25) Maize, Rice GC 10.]2 30.35 0.81 5.66 FP Bbaderwah (30) Maize, Rice GC 1.62 12.95 0.81 5.66 FP Bbaderwah (30) ED Maize, Rice PC -1..21 92.27 2.83 41.28 GC 20.23 PR Bhaderwah (15) EA Maize, Rice GC 20.64 56.66 13.35 FP Dada (11) ED Maize, Rice PC 1. 21 69.61 0.81 78.51 FP Doda (19) Maize, Rice ]4.97 1.22 26.71 FP Doda (18) Maize. Rice 10.52 1.22 7.69 FP Bhaderwah (15) Maize. Rice 21.85 7.29 18.21 FP Bbaderwah (16) ED Maize. Rice PC 4.45 24.69 5.26 30.76 FP Bhaderwah (18) Maize, Rice . . PC 0.81 13.76 4.86 2.83 .. FP Bbaderwah (15) ED Maize. Rice PC 3.24 40.87 20.64 59.89 FP Bhaderwah (14) ED Maize, Rice 19.83 PC 2.83 72.84 20.64 77.30 .. FP Bhaderwab (13) ED Maize, Rice PC 9.31 72.44 21.45 53.82 , ..... FP BhadetWah (13/ ED Maize, Rice 15.78 PC 5.26 74.88 26.30 106.43 PRo Bbaderwab (12) ED Maize, Rice PC 1.62 28.73 7.69 21.92 PR Bbaderwah (9) Maize, Rice PC 2.02 52.61 16.19 91.46 pp. Bhaderwab (9) ED Maize, Rice 13.35 PC 3.24 50.99 2~43 12.14 ,. FP Bhaderwah (9) ED' Maize. Rice r5.78 1.62 14.17 FP Bbaderwab (12) ED Maize. Rice 30.35 6.07 45.73 P.il Bhaderwab (7) ED Maize, Rice PC 6.47 34.40 "7:69 52.61 :': FP Bhaderwah (10) ED Maize, Rice 1,(97· ·0;8t' 20.64 pp Bbaderwab (8) lID MaIze, Rice 9.31 ·t.21 15.38 FP Bhaderwah (4) ED" Maize~' Rice PC 22.66 94.70 98 34 74 1981 CENSUS- ·AMENITIES ANIJ TEHSIL BHADERWAH LOca- Name of Total area Total popu- Amenities available (if not available within the villalle a dash (-) is shown in tion V11lage of the lation,& the column and next to it in br,cketS. the distance in broad ranges viz;-S laDs. Code village (in number of 5-10 Jaits and lO+kms of the nearest place where the facility is availabIC iJ. No. hectares) households given) &tuea tional Medical Drink- Post & Day Communi- ing telegraph or cations water days (Bus stop , (Pota- of the railway ble) mar- station, kett water bat, way) if any 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 181 Madsoo 28.33 51 (10) AC (1) -(-5) N -(-S) BS 182 Chenchora 157.83 416 (53) AC(l) -(-S) s -(-5) -(5-10) 183 Koundra 98.34 135 (28) -(-S) -(-5) S -(-5) -(-5) , 184 BaJote 78.91 180 (26) P (1) -(-5) S -(-5) BS 185 Duph 49.37 342 (51) H (1). M (2), P (3), -(-5) S,N -(-5) BS AC(l) 186 Chhani 94.29 324 (43) P(1),AC (2) -(-5) S -(-5) -(-S) 187 Tribbe 91.46 230 (31) -(-5) ) (1),MCW (1), H -(-5) -(-5) ':HW (1), RP (1) 188 Lanchan 41.28 ISO (23) P (I) -(-5) S -(-5) -(-S) 189 JaI&a 40.47 88 (14) --(-5) -(-S) S -(-5) -(-S) 190 Rehi 82.S6 163 (26) -(-5) -(-5) S PO -(-S) 191 Naska 63.13 239 (32) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-5) -(-5) 192 Shalora 95.51 210 (31) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-5) -(-S) 193 Nagni 32.38 82 (16) pel) -(-5) s -(--5) BS 194 Bhalra 125.05 324 (50) -(-5) CHW (1), RP (1) S PO BS 19S Pendku 89.44 165 (25) H (I), M (2) P (4) -(-S) S -(-S) -(-S) 196 Manawa 41.28 131 (19) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-5) -(-5) 197 Misratah 40.87 246 (42) -(-S) -(-5) S -(-5) BS 198 Dige 78.51 241 (34). pel) -(-5) s -(-5) -(-5) 199 SeDk:oe 39.66 77 (10) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-5) -(-S) 200 Himote 131.S2 270 (45) P (1) -(-5) s -(-5) -(-5) 201 Chabri 6.48 13 (2) -(-5) -(--5) s -(-5) '-(-5) 202 Dana 27.12 63 (9) P(l) -(-5) W -{-S) -{-5) 203 Dimdi 19.43 49 (8) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-5) -(-5) 204 KandoIIl 6.9.ao 18$ (24) P(l) -(-5) S -(-S) . -(-5) 205 Cbondri 98.34 181' (29) P (1) -(-5) S -(-5) -(""';5) 206 Mandelah SO. 59 91' (14) -(-5) -(-5) T,S. -(-5) -(-5) 'JJYT TenisDa 102.39 197 (31) P (2) -(-5) T,S -(-5.) -<-5) . 75 VILLAGE DIRECfORY LAND USE ApprO- Nearest Power Stapiefood Land use (i. e. area 'under different types of land use in Remarks in ach to town and Supply ~~I'II rOQJl.ded uPto 2 decia:uIJ places) cllldiN qy \' iIlage distance place Qf (in kms) Forest . Irripted Uairri- CultlQ- . Areanot ·lCIiIious, (by gated ble ~te av.* historical Or ~ (iDcludiDI forcuiti- an:haeologi puch8l"& vadon cal interest 1fOWI) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KR. Bhaderwah (4) ED . Maize. Rice PC 1.12 13,36 0,40 13.35 FP Bhaderwah (9) Maize, Rice PC 5.26 77.30 0.81 74.46 FP Bhaderwab. (9) ED Maize, Rice PC 3.64 44.92 49.78 i,>R Bhadcrwah (7) ED Maize, Rice PC 7.28 44.92 26.71 PR. Bhaderwah (6) ED ~ize, RiCe PC 4.05 31.56 13.76 FP Bhaderwab (8) ED Maize, Rice 2.83 PC 1.02 50.59 0.,81 38.04 FP Bhaderwab (8) ED Maize, Rice 1.22 PC 11.33 47.75 1.62 19.54 FP Bhaderwab (10) Mai7e, Rice PC 0.40 25. SO 15.38 FP Bhaderwab (8) ED Maize, Rice PC 1.22 27.11 12.14 FP Bhaderwah (7) BD Maize, Rice . pC 1.1l 56.66 1.62 22.66 FP Bhaderawah (8) Maize, Rice PC 1.22 42.49 1.21 18.21 FP Bhaderwab (9) Maize. Rice 2.43 PC 3.64 65.97 6.88 16• .59 PR Bbaderwah (8) ED Maize, Rice PC 1.62 23.88 6.88 PR Bhaderwah (7) ED Maize, Rice 1.62 PC 10.93 85.39 27.11 FP Bhaderwah (9) ED Maize, Rice 39.26 4.05 46.13 FP Bhac1erwah (8) ED Maize,llic 24.28 3.64 13.36 PR Bhaderwah (6) ED Maize, .Rice pC 0.40 33.19 7.28 -.. FP Bbaderwah (9) ED Maize, Rice 9.31 47.75 5.36 16.19 FP Bbaderwah (10) ED Maize, Rice 6.88 21.04 2.43 9.31 FP Bbaderwah (11) Maize, Rice 58.68 12.95 59.89 FP Bhaderwah (14) Maize, Rice 3.64 0.41 2.43 FP Bbaderwah (15) Maize. Rice 11.74 3·64 11.74 ... :. ,Bbaderwah (15) Maize, Rice PC 0.40 10.93 2.43 5.67 FP .. ~ .. : Dada (20) Maize. Rice FP .. PC 0.40 ~.09 1.21 25. SO .·41 • FP Bhaderwah (67) Maize, Rice PC 0.81 42.90 1.21 53.42 Doda(16) . Maize, Rice 18.21 2.02 30.36 FP .. 1" ••, FP ,BhaderWah (17) Maize, Rice 45.33. 14. Hi 4~.90 76 1981 CENSUS- AMENITIES AND TEHSIL BHADERWAH. . . . ":", .. " Loca- Natneor Total area TOtalpopu- Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) is shown in tion village . of the lation ct: tbecolumn aDd next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viZ;-S kIns. Code . Village (m Dumber of 5-10 krils and lO+kms of the Dearest, place where the facility is available is No. . hectares) J households given)·· . ,- ---'- ~ Educational Medical Drink- Post & Day Communi- ing telegraPh or cations. water days (Bus stop (pom- of the railway ble) mar- station, ket! water hat, way) if anY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 208 Iajinda 34.80 97 (14) -(-5) -(-S) S -(-5) -(-5) 209 Chakra Bbati 126.67 307 (45) If (l), M (2)1 P (4) -(-5) S -(-5) -(5-10) 110 Kahla 115.74 260 (39) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-5) --(-5) 211 Sindra 83.17 335 (SO) P (1) -(-5) S -(-5) -(-5) 212 Kathiara 56.25 239 (31) -(-5) . -(-S) W -(-5) -(-5) 213 Barsu 136.79 321 (39) .. -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(5-10) 214 Natwas 38.86 69 (12) P(1) -(-5) S -(-5) -(5-10)... 215 Agrika 13.76 71 (12) -(-::-5) --(-5) S -(-5) -(5-10) 216 Madren 13.76 35 (6) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-5) -(5-10) 217 Tbalela 178.87 466 (70) M (I), P (2) -(-5) s -(-5) -(-5) 218 Darori 27.52 52 (7) -(-5) -(-5) S,N -(-5) -(-5) 119 Kolai 26.30 78 (12) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-5) -(-5). 220 lalldaui 35.61 144 (18) P (1) --(-5) s. -(-5) -(-5) 221 Iagota 75.27 246 (38) P (2) CHW (I), R..P (1) T,S PO -(-5) 2'22 Debra 51.40 131 (20) --(-5) --(-5) T,S -(-s) -(-s) 223 Puneja 176.44 538 (76) M (l)!. P(2) -(-5) s -(-s) -(-5) 224 Gurekra 77.70 164 (29) P(I) -(-5) s -(-5) -(-5) 22S Kathawa 114.53 . 269 (38) -(-5) -(-5) W,S -(-5) -(-5). 226 Chegsu 171. 18 300 (47) M (1), P (3) D (I), CHW (I) s -(-5) -(5--JO) 227 Sbarni 78.91 163 (25) P (I) 0(1), CHW (I), S --(-5) -(5-10) RP (1) 228 Kotbi BaIa 35.61 92 (13) P (I) --(-5) W,S -(-5) -(5-10) 229 Kotbi Paio 22.26 84 (13) -(-5) -(-5) s· . -(-5) -(5-10) 230 }baJ"ka 42.09 70 (13) -(-5) -(-5) W,·S -(-5) -(5-10) 231 Shakla 29.14 47 (8) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-5) -(5-10) . 232 Nai 52.61· 128 (18) P (1)·· CHW (1), R..P (1) S PO --(5-10) 233 Chagnu 61.51 145 (18) PO> -(-s) W~S -(-5) -(5-10)- .. 234 Rukali Kalan 166.33 248 (31) P (1) -(-5) s -( -5) .. -(5-10), TJ VILLAGE DiRF.croRY 'LAND USE 'ApPrO- Nearest' Power Staple food' Land use (i. e.: area under different types of"Jand use in . Remarks in_' ~ decimal adt to· to\"1I and Sgpply· hectares .rounded up-to places) ehidingany ~ A-____~------~. placo of Village distance Area not (in kms) Forest Irrigated Unirri- ;' CUltura;. reUgious, (by gated ble waste aVailable historical Or source) (;ncJudiDI for eulti- archaeologi • gaUChara: vatioo ealinterest groves) )5 )6 1) 12 13 14 17 18 19 20 FP Dada (21) Maize, Rice PC 0.81 24.69 0.40 8.90 FP . Dada (13) Maize, Rice PC 0.81 58.68 ].22 65.96 PP Dada (9) Maize. Rice GC 6.07 53.02 1.21 55.44 FP Dada (12) Maize, Rice PC ]. 21 . 71.63 1.62 9.31 FP Doda (10) Maize, Rice pC 1.21 27.52 1.62 25.90 FP Dada (13) Maize, Rice PC 0.41 . 73.25 0.40 62. 73 FP Doda (12) Maize, Rice 10.94 0.81 27.11 FP' Doda (11) Maize, Rice 9 31 0.81 3.64 FP Doda (11) Maize, Rice 6 88 0.40 6.48 FP Doda (11) BD Maize, Rice 1. 21 GC 8.50 50.59 6.07 ]12.50 FP' DlXia (13) Maize, Rice 6.48 0.81 20.23 FP Doda (14) Maize, Rice 0 0.40 10.93 1.62 13.35 'f'P. Dada (14) Maize, Rice 0 0.40 11. 33 0.81 2~.O7 FP Doda (15) Maize, Rict: 0 0.40 12.14 2.43 60.30 .. FP . Dooa (14) Maize, Rice 0 0.40 12.14 0.81 38.05 FP Dada (16) Maize, Rice PC 5.26 23.88 5.66 141. 64 FP Bhaderwah (35) Maize, Rice PC 0.81 31. 57 2.83 42.49 FP Lhaderv.ah (62) Maize, Rice 9.31 34.40 70.82 Fp· Bhaderwah (40) Maize, Rice 14.57 71.63 1. 21 83.77 FP' Bhaderwah (16) Maize. Rice PC 0.81 34.80 43.30 FP Dada (16) Maize, Rice 8.90 0.41 26.30 .. FP Doda(16) Maize. Rice 6.48 l. 21 14.57 FP Bhaderwah (20) Maize, Rice PC 0.40 15.38 O.Bl '25.50 FP Bhaderwah (21) Maize, Rice 11.74 0.40 17.00 FP Bhaderwah (20) Maize, Rice P<.~ 2.43 23.88 0.40 25.90 .fp Bhaderwah (19) Maize, Rice 0.41 PC 1.21 20.23 5.26 34.40 FP Bbaderwah (Ie,) Maize Rice PC 1.62 57.06 0.41 ]07.24 78 1981 CENSUS- AMENITJES AND TEHSIL BHADERWAH LOCII- Name or Total area Total p.,pu- . AmeDities available (iraot available withiD the village, a dub (-) is shown iD tion village of the lation and the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad r.naes. vizi ;-5 kms. Code village (in Dumber of ~IO kms. and lo+kms. of the nearest place where the racility is available is ' No. hectares) households given) r---- .....___ Educational Medical Drink- Post&. Day CommUDi- ina telelP'8ph or catiODI water days (BUlltop, (pot.... of tile railway ble) mar- station, btl water hat, way) if any, 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 235 Rukali Khurd 160.26 132 (16) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-S) -(5-10) 236 Sahan 108.46 179 (24) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-5) -(S-lO) 237 Grondra 83.77 126 (16) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-5) -(s-..:.-IO) 238 Jaso1ah 12.03 78 (10) -( -5) -(-5) S -(-5) --'-(5-10) 239 Deyold 67.99 261 (36) -(-5) -(-5) W, S -(-S) -(10+) 240 Kundi 72.03 140 (19) -(-5) -( -5) S -(-5) -(5-10) 241 Bolian 359.77 517 (67) P (1) -( -5) S -( -5) -(5 -10) 242 Gosti 166.73 448 (72) P (1) -( -5) S -( -5) -(10+) 243 Bajab 112.91 364 (52) H (1), M (2), P (3) CHW (1). RP (I) S,N PO -(10+) 244 BhaIara 161.88 387 (55) M (1), P (2) -( -5) S -(-5) -(10+) 245 DaDoia 128.29 275 (43) P(I) -(-5) W,S -(-5) -(10+) 246 Dhaliab 44.11 150 (23) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-5) -{I 0+) 247 Sunartbawa In.66 443 (64) P (1) -(-5) S -(-5) --(10+) 248 Bachhra 63.54 109 (15) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-5) -(IeH-) 249 AmritGarh 26.30 144 (20) -(-5) -(-S) S -(-S) -(10+) 250 Cbira 54.23 294 (44) -(-5) -(-S) S PO -(...,5) 251 DadiaD 62.72 112 (14) pel) -(-5) W,S --(-5) --(-3) 252 Kemega 6S.56 83 (13) -(-5) -(-5)' S -(-5) -(5-10) 253 Pemasa 136.38 322 (S5) -'--(-S) --(-5) T,S --(-5) -(5-l0) 254 Kawani 166.73 163 (22) -(--5) -(-5) S -(-S) -(~-10) iSs Maloti 177.25 48S (67) P (1) --(-5) S PO -(5-10) 256 Haaoaa 81.15 145 (20) --(-5) -(-5) S --(-5) -(5-10) 2S7 Panthan 89.14 141 (21) M (1), P (3) -(-S) S -(-5) -(-5) 258 Bhela 503.84 1192 (166) H (1), M (2), P (3) CHW (1)' RP (1) S, T PO -(-5) 259 Shibnot 70.42 98 (14) --(-5) --(-5) S -(-5) -(-S) 260 Daroojamant 76.49 145 (24) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-5) -(-5) (DarenjamaDi) 261 ParDot 299.07 SOl (79) P(l} -(-5) S, T -<-5) --(-S) 19 VILLAGE DIREC1'ORY LAND USE Appro- NeaRat Power Staple food Land use j. c. area undec difterent typlll of Iaad ..in .ReIurka ia~ 'ach to town and Suppry hectares rounded upto 2 decimal placel) dadiasllaJ ViII.., distance r--- place of (inkms) Forest Irrigated Ulum CUltara AreallOt nllfajous. (by gated ble waste available hialOdc:al Or source) (includidl for culti arcbaeololi gaucbar.t vatfon cal interest sroves) 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 pp Bbadenrah (16) Maize, IUce PC 0.81 36.02 123.43 FP Bbaderwah (l5) Maize. Rice PC 1.62 27.92 78.92 FP Bhaderwha (21) Maize, Rice PC 4.86 36.02 1.21 41.68 FP Bhaderwah (19) .Maize. Rice PC 2.43 19.02 0.81 49.77 FP Bhaderwah (18) Maize, Rice PC 0.81 40.87 1.62 24.69 FP Bhaderwah (20) Maize. Rice PC 2.43 27.92 1.62 40.06 FP Bbadcrwab. (15) Maize. Rice 1.22 PC 2.02 96.72 2.02 257.79 FP Bhadcrwah (22) Maize. Rice PC 3.64 74.87 0.81 87.41 FP Bahderwah (20) Maize, Rice PC 0.40 48.97 3.24 60.30 FP Bhaderwah (18) Maize, Rice 0.40 PC 11.74 66.37 7.69 75.68 FP Bhadcrwah (21) Maize, Rice PC 2.02 45.73 7.69 72.SS FP Bbaderwah (17) Maize, Rico PC 1.22 27.92 1. 21 13.76 FP Bbadcrwall (24) Maize, Rk:c PC 1.21 90.65 13.36 72.44 FP Bbaderwah (20) Maize. Rico PC 0.81 20.24- 2.43 40.06 FP Bhaderwah (24) Maize, Rico 17.81 1.21 7.21 FP Blladerwah (66) Maize, Rice 1.21 0 0.40 6.48 25.50 20.64 FP BhadcIwah (66) Maizc. Rice 3.64- 18.21 40.87 FP Bhaderwah (40) Maize. Rice 20.24- 1. 21 44.11 FP Bhaderwah (55) Maize, Rice 51.80 PC 0.40 60.30 0.81 23.01 FP Bhaderwah (45) Maize, Rice PC 1-.62 32.78 1.62 130.71 FP Bbaderwah (SO) Maize, Rice 10.12 PC 6.07 67.99 1. 21 91.86 FP Bbaderwah (35) ~aizc, Rice 24.28 4.45 53.42 FP Bhaderwah (9) FJ) Maize. Rice 42.09 10.52 37.23 FP Bhaderwah (19) BD Maize, Rice 0.40 PC 10.93 116.55 19.43 322.13 GC 34.40 FP Bnaderwah (55) Maize, Rice PC 2.02 16.19 4.86 47.35 FP Dod:t(19) Maize, Rice PC 1.21 31.97 11.74 31.57 pp B~ah (27) BO Maize. Rice PC 5.67 76.08 21.85 195.47 1981· CENSU~ AMENITIES AND TEIISIL 8DADERWAB. Loc- ation NaQ,epl·. Total~ Total papu- Amenities available (if not available within the village a dash -t-,-;)'is sho~ in Code vii•. of the latioft aDd the column and nex t to it in brackets the distance in broad tanges viz;- 5 kms. N(\. village (in . nJUriber of' 5,-,-,10 kms and lO+kms of the nearest place where the facility is avaibble is hectares) households given) . .. .A. ------__ Educational Medical Drink- Post&: Day Communi_ ing Telegraph or cations water days (Bus stop (pota- of the railway bIe) mar- station ket/ water hat. way') ifany .3 4 1 2 5 6 7 8 .9 JIJ 262 Herani 58.28 139 (17) -(-5) -{-S) s -{-S) --(--5) 263 Kandote 350.06 582 (86) H (1), M (2), P (3) CI-lW (1), MeW (1) S PO -(-5) 264 Shahrote 180.49 296 (53) -(-5) -(-5) T -(-5) --(--5) 265 Indrala 297.04 440 (72) P(I) -{-S) T -(-5) --:-(-5) 266 ReDkha 142.05 230 (34) P (1) -(-5) T -(-5) --:-(-5) 267 Daronkerani 48.16 195 (27) --:-(-5) -{-S) S -{-S) -(--5) 268 Nanadna 197.89 S27 (67) P (1) -(-5) S -(-5) ---{---5) 132.74 171 (24) P (1) 269 Kailla -(-5) W,S -(-5) ~(-5) 270 Hancjo 18.21 103 (12) -(-5) -(-5) T -(-5) ---f'-S) 271 Jangalwar 176.44 342 (SO) H (1), M (1). P (3) -(-5) T ---(-51 -(-S) 1288 (183) 272 Fagsu 359.77 M (1), P (3) -(-5) T,S -(-5) :-1,-5) 273 Chuteri 34.40 60 (9) -( -S) CHW (I), RP (I) W,S -{-S) -(--5) 96 (IS) 274 Mabri 66.77 P (1) -{-S) s - {-"'5) -(5--10) 454.87 1787 (272) M (2), P (6) 275 Thatri D (I), CHW (1), T,S -..(--5) BS RP(I) 698 (100) --(-5) 276 Nagar 218.94 -(-S) ~_ T ---(- 5) BS N.A 32SS (5S9) 277 Forest Block -(101-> -(101-) ::-:. -(10 i) --Uo;-) 32600.97 96SS1 (13S92) H (14), M (68)' D(15), CHW (22). P (269), AC (37) RP (24), ewc (6), MCW (3), PHC (1), IB (1) , 81 VILLAGE DIREcrORY LAND USE App- Nearest Power Staple food Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in Remarks in roach toWD and Supply hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) eluding any place of to distance ,.-______.___ __..A.. _____- ---____ ~ vilhge (in kms) religiOUS Forest Irrigated Unirri- CuJtura- Area not bistoricalor (by gated ble waste available archaeologi source) (including for cuJti cal interest gaucb'r & Vation groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 FP Doda(19) Maize. Rice 31.16 6.07 21.05 FP Bhaderwah (27) ED Maize. Rice PC 6.48 68.39 22.26 252.93 FP Bbaderwah (26) ED Maize. Rice PC 4.86 39.66 4.45 131.52 FP Bhaderwah (19) ED Maize. Rice 36.83 PC 1. 21 76.08 2.02 180.90 FP Bhaderwah (27) ED Maize. Rice PC 0.41 50.99 1.62 89.03 FP Doda (19) Maize. Rice PC 0.81 21.04 2.43 23.88 FP Bhaderwab (64) Maize, Rice 2.02 PC 26.31 10.93 59.08 99.55 FP Bhaderwah (57) Maize. Rice 0 18.61 48.97 30. 76 34.40 FP Bhaderwah \27) Maize. Rice 9.71 4.05 4.45 FP Bhaderwah (60) ED Maize. Rice 0 29.95 17.80 27.11 101.58 .. FP Bhaderwah (62) ED Maize, Rice 23.47 0 34.40 116.96 166.33 18.61 FP Bhaderwah (64) Maize. Rice 4.86 13.76 15.78 FP Bhaderwah (60) Maize. Rice 1.21 19.02 46.54 PR Doda (60) ED Maize, Rice 4.45 0 33.19 107.24 118.98 191. 01 PR Bhaderwah (2) ED MaizRlce PC 850 116.96 4.86 79.72 G.C 8.90 FP Bhaderwah (50) M .) { TEHSfL DODA DISTRICT DODA ". :-." " -'"'. \. / " \-, I ". ,, 120 , \ f / I eoce NO , NAME OF V'LLA~ 63 GANGATAH ._...._ . ..._._. n:HSIL VILLAGE WITII LOCATION CODE NUMBER ' TEH51L HEADQUR TER5 VILLAGEs WITH POPULATION BELOW 200; 200 - 499; 500 -999; 1000 - 4999 AND 5000& A SOVE RIVER AND STREAM POST OFFICE j POST AND TELEGRAPH Offl C E PO / PTO DISPENSARY / PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE/MATERNITY [email protected] AN~ CHILD FA M; LY WELFARE CENTRE/ HOSPITAL BOUtiDARY FORESTS HIGH{ HIGHER 5ECONDARY SCHO()L S URBAN AREA WITH L(,CAT IO N CCLJE NUMBER, . f2/2'I1VZTIZ1 ~~~~~~~ R © GOVlii nmen~ of Indio Copyright, '~8 · 6 Based 'Jp on S \HVi-'1 ('If Indio'! milp with tht perl"'li'\i()n of the Surveyor General 01 IneliA . ALPHABETICAL LIST D-F YILLAGES TEHSIL DODA SI. Name of village 1981 SI. Name of village 1981 ]IiIo. Location No. Locatioll code No. COdeN". (1) (2) (3) (1) (2) (3) AbliMasri 11 32 Chil 113 2 Ahgad 34 33 Darondi 87 3 AI 126 34 Dashnan 3S 4 Altu .. - 84 35 Desa 123 5 Amora 40 36 Dhalkankoot 17 6 Asesi 23 37 Dhandal 124 7 Assar 109 38 Dhar 36 -8 Bagla 5 39 Dhara 26 9 Bajami 44 40 Dharara 76 10 Balasu 75 41 Doda 39 11 Banjai 91 42 Dongro 2S 12 Bari 102 43 Gaddya, 7 13 Barshala 20 44 Gadetar 13 14 Barshela 41 45 Gagla 114 'IS Bayota 98 46 Ganeka 47 16 Beoli 42 47 Gangalwar 53 17 Bbaboore 29 4X GaRgHtah 63 18 Bhadra 59 49 Ghanhuta 110 19 Bhagwa 46 SO Goddi 4S 20 Bbakhna .. 18 51 Goha 100 21 Bhalwona 19 52 Gundna ,12 22 Bhandas 32 53 Haleja 56 23 Bhart ..... 2 54 Harnbal 99 24 Bhasti 92 55 Hamir Pur 57 25 Bhatri 'I'•• 93 56 Hancha 30 26 Bibrota 120 57 Hud 69 27 Buland pur 106 58 It-rakh 82 28 Chaka 121 59 Jauote .. 83 29 Chakri 33 '60 Jajote 38 30 Charote 15 61 Jatheli 22 31 C:harrota 107 62 Jathi ,~8 8c5 S1. Name of village 1981 81. Name of village No. Location 1981 COde No. No. Location Code No. 2 3 2 3 Jodhpur 28 63 96 Pankhar 10 64 Kalihand 8 97 Part-al 9S 65 Kaloohand 1 98 Parshoola 16 66 Karmeel 112 99 Paryote 68 67 Kastigarh 117 100 Phangota 72 68 Kehlote 54 101 Pranu 78 69 Khaleni 52 ]02 Rahi 60 Kharonti 105 10 103 Ramgarh 111 11 Khono 4 104 Ranka 103 12 Korara 24 105 Rivara 71 Kotahri 11 13 106 Rote 101 Koti 125 14 107 Roti Padarna 21 Kotla 88 75 108 Sarak 96 Kotla 116 16 109 Saras 70 Kukrasu 65 11 110 Saronda 80 18 Kumarri 90 111 ~arsi 81 Kuthiara 49 19 112 Sel 31 80 Lalhote 108 113 Seote 104 81 Lodna 6 114 Shaerna Kalan (,1 Magota 82 91 liS Shaerna Khurd 74 83 Mahala - 21 116 Shaja . 61 Malhori 84 51 117 Sbamti 119 Malwana Jagir 85 14 118 Shangroo 86 86 Malwas 43 119 Shavian 37 Mandole 87 115 120 Shewa 66 88 Marsoh 50 121 Sohanda 55 89 Masri 79 122 Tantna 9 90 Masrunda 62 123 Tapnel 122 91 Mechrota Kalan 64 124 Tarowli 85 92 Mechrota Khurd 58 89 93 Mothi 94 ]25 Thalsara 94 MundDhar U8 126 Udiaq. pUr 3 95 Naidangri 73 127 Forest Block 127 AMENITIES AND LAND USE (Doda T ehsil ) 1981 CEN9US- AMENITIES AND TEHSIL DODA Loca- Name cf Tohl area Total popU- Amenities available (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the tioil village of the lation and column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges Viz; (-5) kms. Code village (in number of 5-10 kms and 10 + kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is No· hectares) households given) , ______.A.- __------~ Educational Medical Drink- Post & Day Communi- ing Telegraph or cations water days (Bus stoP. pota- of the railway ble) mar- station. kett water hat, way) if anY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 Kaloohand 1607.43 1332 (207) M (6), P (12) -(-5) s -(-5) -(5-10) 2 Bhart 3177.22 1336 (221) M (1), P (3) D (I) S -(-5) -(5-10) 3 Udianpur 454.06 1082 (187) M (1), P (2) D (1) S PO -(-5) 4 Khono 115.34 172 (28) P(l) -(-5) S -(-5) -(5-10) 5 Bagla 336.30 714 (114) P (1) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(5-10) 6 Lodna 624.44 1056 (146) P (1) -(-5) S -(-5) -(10+) 7 Gaddyari 163.90 370 (59) P (1) -(-5) R PO -(5 10) 8 Kalihand 572.63 758 (116) P (1) D (1) T -(-5) -(5-10) 9 Tantna 513.55 669 (110) P (1) D (1) T -(-5) -(10+) 10 pankhar 101. 58 75 (11) -(-S) -(S-10) T,W -(S-10) -(lOT) 11 AbliMasri 240.39 385 (61) P (1) -(-5) S -(-S) -(10+) 12 Gundna 166.33 78S (134) H (1), M (2), P (3) D(1) S PO -(10+) 13 Gadetar 2690. 78 1345 (214) P (2) D (I) S -(-5) -(10+) 14 Mal Wana Jagir 744.63 1635 (273) P (2) -(-S) S -(-5) -(10+) 15 Charote 378.39 490 (79) -(-5) -(-5) T -(-5) -(10+) 16 Par Shoola 1021. 44 1278 (196) P (2) -(5-10) T,S -(5-10) -(5 -10) 17 Dhalkankoot 902.86 648 (96) P(l) -(-5) T -(-5) -(5-10) 18 Bhakbna 624.84 465 (82) P (2) -(-5) T -(-S) -(5-10) 19 BhalWana 1040.05 746 (122) P (2) -(-5) C,R -(-5) -(5-10) 20 Barshala 928.36 705 (114) P (1) -(-5) T,W -(-S) -(5-10) 21 Mahala 452.85 878 (142) P (4) D (1) T PO -(5-10) 22 Jatheli 733.70 1203 (190) M (1), P (2) -(-5) T,C.R PO -(-5) 23 Asesi 99.15 160 (28) P(l) -(-5) S -(-5) -(-5) 24 Korara 701. 73 714 (103) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-5) -(5-10) 25 DOllgro 123.84 274 (47) P (1) -(-5) S -(-5) -(5-10)' 26 Dhara 907.30 1630 (276) P (4) D (1) T,C -(-5) --(5-10) 27 Koti Padama 835.28 853 (134) P (1) -(-5) R -~-S) -(10+) 89 VILLAGE DIREcrORY LAND USE Loea- Nearest PCWH Staple food Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) eluding any tion town and Supply --A..__ _ --, Code distance r'--- place of No. (in kms) Forest Irrigated Unirri Cultura Area not religious. (by gated blewaste available historical Or source) (including for culti archaeologi_ gouchar & vation cal interest groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 ]8 19 20 FP Doda (10) Maize, Wheat 855.93 PC 8.90 278.02 284.09 180.49 FP Doda (15) Maize, Wheat 2550.36 222.98 303.52 100.36 FP Doda (6) Maize, Wheat 86.20 PC 55.04 146.50 34.40 ]31. 92 FP Doda (6)' Maize, Wheat 63.54 PC 4.86 24.28 22.66 FP Doda (20) Maize, Wheat 85.39 PC 0.81 160.26 52.20 37.64 FP Doda (25) Maize, Wheat 244.03 PC 32.38 140.02 41. 28 166.73 FP Doda (6) Maize, Wheat 10.12 PC 27.11 55.85 13.35 57.47 FP Doda (6) Maize, Wheat 286.12 PC 8.90 183.32 6.88 87.41 FP Doda (25) Mai7e, Wheat 348 44 PC 3.64 119.38 10.93 31.16 FP Doda (32) Maize, Wheat 55.85 PC 1. 62 11.33 1. 21 31. 57 FP Doda (26) Maize, Wheat 121.81 PC 1.62 89.03 4.86 23.07 FP Doda l25) Maize, Wheat 4.05 119.38 4.86 38.04 FP Doda (30) Maize, Wheat 1679.06 PC 29.14 239.57 743.01 FP Doda (30) Maize, Wheat 83.78 PC 4.86 518.40 25.90 lll.69 EP Doda (33) Maize, Wheat 214.89 110.89 42.90 9.71 FP Doda (23) EA Maize, Wheat 82.15 PC 27.52 102.79 167.14 641.84 FP Doda (23) Maize, Wheat 600. ]5 PC 8.09 118.17 167.14 .9.31 FP Doda (28) Maize, Whea t 177.25 PC 10.93 76.81) 62. 73 297.04 FP Doda (28) EA Maize, Wheat 475.91 PC 2f).3J 111 29 201.54 225.01 FP D:>da (321 Maize, Wheat 460.94 PC 14.57 84 58 112.10 256.17 FP Doda (23) Maize, Wheat 12.95 GC 67.99 ]28.69 155.40 87.82 FP Doda (17) EA Maize, Wheat 267.90 PC 38.85 153.38 69.20 204.37 FP Doda (20) EA Maize, Wheat FC 45.33 7.28 17.81 28.73 FP Doda (20) Maize, Wheat 194.25 PC 9.31 150.14 71.23 276.80 FP Doda (17) EA Maize, Wheat ::. 02 PC 27.92 27.93 48.16 17.81 FP Doda (15) Maize, Wheat 216.91 PC 26.30 303.92 147.71 212.46 FP Doda (12) Maize, Vi.leat 117.76 PC 6.48 218.53 492 51 90 1981 CENSUS- AMENITmS AND -'TEHSIL DODA Loca- Name of Total area Total pop- Amenities available (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in tion village of the ulation & the columns next to it in brackets the distance in blOld ranges viz; -5 kms; (S-10) Code village (in number of kms ; rid 10, kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is No. hectares) households given) . r- __.-A.. ---., Educational Medical Drink· Post & Day Communi- ing telegraph or cations water daYS (Bus stoP, (pota- of the railwaY ble) mar- station, ket/ water hat way), if any 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 28 Jodhpur 984.61 1152 (163) M (1), P (2) D (1) T -(-5) -(-5) 29 Obaboore 286.12 632 (96) M (I), P (2) O(n S PO -(5-10) 30 Hancha 30S.9S 459 (77) M (1), P (2) -(__ S) C -(-5) --(10+) 31 sel 124.64 308 (49) P (2) -(-5) S -(-S) -(S-10) 32 Bhandas 319.70 207 (31) P (l) -(-5) S --(-5) -(5-10) 33 Chakri 24.69 31 (S) -(-5) -(--5) S -(-5) -(10+) 34 Ahgad 311.61 372 (54) P (1) Mew (1) S -(-5) -(-5) 35 Dashnan 263.86 512 (76) P (1) -(5-10) S,N, T -(-510) -(5-10) 36 Dhar 577.90 1013 (155) P (1) MCW (1) T,S -(5-10) -(S-10) 37 Shavian 115.34 320 (49) P (1) -(5-10) C,S,N -(5--10) -(5-10) 38 Jajote 617.5S 633 (92) pel) -(5-10) T,C -(5--10) -(S-10) 39 Doda 632.13 242 (39). M (6), P (12) H (I), FPC (1), R,C PTO as D (1) 40 Arnora 62S.65 1609 (235) H (1), M (3), P (7) Mew (1), HC (1) C,S PTO BS 41 Barshela SI1. S3 587 (88) P (3) M:CW (1) T,S,C -(-5) -(-5) 42 Beoli 919.86 1201 (168) P (4) -(-5) T,R -(-5) -(-5) 43 Mal was 78.11 ISO (19) P (1) -(-S) R, S -(-5) OS 44 Bajarni 2S77.87 3744 (5S7) M (2), P (8) -(-S) T,R PO ~(-5) 4S Gcddi 3718.70 1336 (192) H (1), M (3), P (4) -(-5) T,R,C -(5-) -(-5) 46 Ohagwa 1269.11 2919 (428) H (l), M (3), P (8) D (1), HC (1) R,Tk PO -(5-10) 47 Ganeka 261. 43 360 (50) PCl) -(-S) R PO -(-5) 48 .Talhi 107.24 316 (50) M (1), P (2) -(-5) R,Tk -(--5) -(--5) 49 Kuthiara 687.57 702 (105) P (1) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5) 50 Marsch 210.03 211 (33) P (I) -(-5) R,Tk ·-(-5) OS 51 Malhori 1160.65 947 (159) M (1), P (4) D (1), HC (1) T,C,R PO OS 52 Khaleni 617.15 709 (110) M (I), P (3) D (1), !\1CW (1) T,C,R PO OS 53 Gangalwar 135.98 341 (45) P (1) -(-5) T,C -(-5) OS 54 Kehlotc 93.48 168 (23) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-5) BS 91 VILLAGE DIRECTORY LAND USE Approa Nearest Power Staple food Land use (i e. area under different types of land use in Remarks in- ch to town and supply hectares rou.1ded t:Pto 2 decimal places) eluding any village distance ,.___ ---_---A.----.--.--- place of (in kms) Forest Irrigated Unirri- Cultura- Area not religious (by gated ble waste available his torical or source) (including for culti- archaeologi- gauchar & vation cal interest groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 PP Doda (13) Maize, Wheat 32.38 301. 90 76.08 574.25 PP' Doda (I3) Maize, Wheat 112.10 25.09 148.93 . FP Doda (I2) Maize, Wheat 96.72 PC 0.81 98.75 109.67 FP Doda (6) Maize, Wheat PC 1.62 63.54 7.68 51.80 .. 'PP Doda (9) Mai2ie, Wheat 186.56 PC 9.71 41. 68 5.67 76.08 FP Doda (6) Maize, Wheat PC 4.45 7.69 1.62 10.93 FP Doda (8) Maize, Wheat 114.12 108 46 76.89 12.14 FP Doda (6) EA Maize, Wheat 83.37 .. PC 3.64 102.38 10.93 63.54 FP Doda (9) Maize, Wheat 17.00 263.05 107.65 190.20 :FP Doda (10) EA Maize, Wheat PC 0.81 63. 13 3.24 48.16 .FP Doda (9) Maize. Wheat 80.13 170.37 36.42 330.63 PR Doda (0) EA Maize, Wheat PC 55.85 125.86 150.54 299.88 PR Doda (4) EA Maize, Wheat 57.06 PC 50.99 197.08 34.80 285.72 Muslim Shrine FP Doda (5) EA Maize, Wheat PC 13.36 163.90 50.99 283.28 .FP Doda (5) EA Maize, Wheat 155.81 PC 6.07 241 60 124.24 392.14 .PR Doda (5) Maize, Wheat PC 13.76 8.90 4.86 50.59 ,PP Doda (9) Maize, Wheat 1077.28 650.34 441.11 409.14 .FP Doda (20) Maize, Wheat 2622.39 PC 23.88 219.75 254.15 598.53 FP Doda (20) EA Maize, Wheat 312.02 PC 208.82 203.96 161. 88 382.43 FP Doda (12) Maize, Wheat 61. 91 PC 4.86 60.70 17.81 116.15 .FP Doda (18) EA Maize, Wheat PC 12.15 20.23 72.84 2.02 FP Doda (22) EA Maize, Wheat PC 5.67 116.15 222.17 343.58 PR Doda (i5) Maize, Wheat PC 0.81 24.28 165.92 19.02 .PR Doda (10) EA Maize. Wheat 382.83 PC 6.07 187.78 207.20 376. 77 PR Doda (10) EA Maize. Wheat 193.85 PC 33.18 57.06 105.22 227.84 FR Doda (7) EA Maize, Whea t 21.85 PC 19.83 10.93 4.05 79.32 .pR Doda (8) EA Maize, Wheat PC 0.40 45.33 23.47 24.28 92 1981 CENSUS-· AMENITIES AND T1i:HSIL DODA Name of Total area Total popu Amenities available (if not available within the village a (ash (-) is shown in village of the lation & the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz; -5 km s. village (in number of 5-10 kms and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the facility is avail ale is hectares) households given) r- __J,.. ____--- ____--~. Educa tional Medical Drink- Post & Day Communi- iog telegraph or cations water days (Bus s top~ (pota- of the railway ble) mar- station, kett water bat way) if anY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 88 to 55 Sohanda 90.65 162 (21) P(l) MCW (1) S -{-5) -(-S} 56 Halcja 51.80 104 (14) P (1) ~CW (1) S -(-5) --{-5) 57 Hamir PUr 34.40 76 (12) -(-5) --{-5) T -(-5) --{-5} 58 Mechrota Khurd 44.11 55 (10) -(-5) -(-5) T, S -(-5) -(-5) 59 Bhadra 34.80 70 (14) P (1) -(-5) T,S -(-5) -(-5) 60 Rahi 59.08 145 (22) PO) -(-5) T,S -(-5) -(-5) 61 Shaja 88.63 262 (37) P (1) MeW 0) T. S -(-5) -(-5) 62 Masrunda 27.52 63 (8) -(-5) -(-5) s -(-5) -(-S) 63 Gangatah 37.64 73 (10) -(-5) MCW(l) T,S -(5-10) -(5-10)- 64 Mechrota Kalan 46. 13 56 (8) -(-5) -(-5) S -(5-10) -(5-10).. 65 Kukrasu 18.2] 22 (3) --{-5) -(-5) S --{-5) -(-5) 66 Shewa 355.32 582 (77) H (1), M (1). P (2) MCW(}) P,S -(-5) -1-5) 67 Shaerna Kalan 75.68 195 (25) M (1). P (3) D (1) S -(-5) -(-5) 68 Paryote ~51. 83 1382 (206) M (1). P (3) (5-10) T,R --{-5) BS 69 Hud 67.5.02 493 (78) P (1) -(-5) s PO BS 70 Saras 762.44 384 (65) P (1) -(-5) S -(-5) -(-5). 71 Kotahri 57.47 148 (23) P (1) -(-5) S -(-5) -(-5) 72 Phangota 164.71 343 (50) P(l) -(-5) T,S -(-5) -(-5) 73 Naid Angri 115.34 136 (18) M (2), P (2) 0(1) C,S -(-5) -(-5) 74 Shaerna Khurd 26.71 52 (9) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-5) -(-5) 75 Baiasu 26.30 83 (11) -(-5) -(-5) S -1-5) -(-5) 76 Dharara 81. 75 160(22) P (1) -(-5) T,S -(-5) -(-5>- 77 Rivara 83.78 337 (45) -1-5) -(-5) s -1-5) -(-5) 78 Pranu 55.44 275 (41) M (I), P (2) MCW (I) R,S -(-5) -(-5) 7') Ma~ri 178.48 441 (64) --{-5) MCW (I) S -(-5) -(-5} 80 Saronda 45. 7~ 170 (24) P (I) -(-5) T -(-5} -(.-5). 93 VILLAGE DIUCfORY LAND USE Appro Nearest Power Staple food Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) ach to town and supply -.A. .____ .-- ______._, c1udingany village distance ,_'------pJaceof (in kms) Forest Irrigated Unirri Cultura Area not religious (by gated hIe waste available his torical or source) (including for culti archaeologi gauchar vation Cal in teres t & groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 FP Doda (9) EA Maize, Wheat 33.18 29.14 28.33 FP Doda (6) EA Maize, Wheat 15.38 28.73 7.69 FP Doda (10) EA Maize, Wheat 19 43 7.69 7.28 FP Doda (11) EA Maize, Wheat PC 0.40 21. 85 6.08 15.78 FP Doda (12) EA Maize, Wheat PC 0.40 17.81 3.24 ]3.35 FP Doda (D) EA Maize, Wheat 30.76 7.28 21.04 FP Doda (16) EA Maize, Wheat PC 1.62 48.56 23.07 ]5.38 FP Doda (14) EA Maize, Wheat 21.04 4,05 2.43 FP Doda (17) EA Maize, Wheat 928.33 1. 62' 7 69 FP Doda (14) EA Maize, Wheat 26.71 4.45 14.97 FP Doda (17) EA Maize, Wheat PC 0.40 7.69 2.43 7.69 FP Doda (13) EA Maize, Wheat PC 2.03 130.71 139.21 83.37 FP Doda (5) EA Maize, Wheat PC 0.40 41.28 18.22 15.78 PR Doda (1) EA Maize, Wheat 486.84 PC 17.40 243.22 19.83 ,84.54 PR Dada (18) Maize, Wheat 253.74 PC 7.28 113.72 87.01 213.27 FP Doda (16) EA Maize, Wheat 631. 32 PC 2.43 73.25 9.71 45.73 FP Doda (6) Maize, Wheat PC 0.40 35.61 10.93 10.53 FP Doda (5) Maize' Wheat PC 0.81 74,06 9.31 SO. 53 FP Doda (5) EA Maize, Wheat PC 0_81 40,06 8.09 66.38 FP Doda (15) EA Maize, Wheat PC 0.81 19.83 2.83 3.24 .. FP Doda (20) EA Maize, Wheat PC 0.40 12.95 9.31 3.64 FP Doda (20) EA Maize, Wheat 31.98 7.28 42.49 FP Doda (7) EA Maize, Wheat 52.21 7.69 , 23.88 FP Doda (11) EA Mau.e, Whea t PC 4.86 25.90 1.21 23.47 FP Doda (11) Maize, Wheat PC 4.86 75.,68 12.55 85.39 FP Doda (9) 6(\ Maize, Wheat PC 3.64 25.50 2.01 14.57 94 1981 CENSUS-';:.' ... AMENIT~. AND l'mSIL DODA Loca- Name of Total area Total Popu- Amenities available (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in tion village of the lalion and the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad rangeS viz; -S kms. Code village (in number of 5-10 kms and 10+kms of the near;:st place where the facility is available is No. hectares) households given) r------.,.___ """'\ Educational Medical Orink- Post & Day Com'muni- ing telegraph or catiOns water days (Bus stop, (pota- of the railway ble) mar- station, ketl water hat, way) if any 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 81 Santi 1430.S8 631 (96) P (1) -(5-10) T -(5-10) -(10+) 82 lbrakh 47.35 116 ~161 -(-5) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5) 83 Jagrote 53.01 220 t35) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-5) -(-5) 84 Altu 21. 85 89 (12) (-5) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5) 85 Tarawa 101. 98 432 (70) H (l), M (2), P (2) 0(1). R PO -(-51 86 Shan!.troo 93.08 341 (56) M (1). P (1) MeW (I) S -(-5) -(-5) 87 Oarondi 66.77 242 (31) -(5-) MCW (1) R.S -(-5) -(-5) 88 KOlla 22 26 75 (13) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-5) -(-5) 89 Thaisara 35.61 121 (19) -(-5) -(-5) R -(-5) --(-5) 90 Kum&rri 67.58 181 (29) P (1) -(-5) S -(-~) -(-5) 91 Banjai 30.76 96 (19) P (1) -(-5) S -(-5) -(-5) 92 Bha~ti 46.54 173 (29) M (1), P (1) -(-5) S -(-5) -(-S) 93 Bhatri 22.26 75 (9) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-5) ---(--5) 94 Mothi 1388.90 1204 (186) M (1), P (2) D (1) S PO --{-5) 95 Parbal 7154q 849 (I'l3) P (1) -(-:» F -(-5) -(10+) 96 Sarak 1957.08 692 (82) M (1), P (1) -(-5) F -(-5) -{10+) 97 Magota 2316 85 1644 (249) M (1). P (2) 0(1) S PO -(10+) 98 Dayola 5352 44 1793 (293) M (2), P (4) 0(1) F -(-5) . -(10+) 99 Hamoal 1878.17 1034 (159) H (1), M (2) P (5) o (I) T, F PO BS 100 Goha 261.03 512 (85) H (1), M (1), P (2) D (I), He (1) F PO -(10+) 101 Role If.68.94 1497 (230) M (3), P (3) 0(1) N PO --:(10+) 102 Bari liS. 06 437 (62) \A(I),P(1) -(-5) ~ -(-~) .,....-;(10+) 103 R!lnka 816.26 746(28) P (2) -(5--10) S PO -(5-101 104 Seote !lO7.16 459 (67) M (1), P (1) 0(1) N -(-5) -(10+) 105 Kharonli 702..S4 402 (67) M (l). P (1) -(5-10) S -(5-10) ...,..,.(5-10) 106 Buland Pur 356.53 449 (79j M (1), P (I) -(5-10) T -(-5) -."(-~) 107 Charrote 1795.61 1830 (318) ~.(3), P (3) 0(1) S -(·--5) -(5-10. 108 Lalhote 74.87 108 (22) M (2), P (2) -(-5) S -(-~) --(-5) 95 VILLAGE DIRECTOR.Y LAND USE Appro- Nearest Power Staple food Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in Remarks in aCh to town and supply hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) cluding any Village distance r------.-_____.___ plaee of (in kms) Forest Irrigated Unirri- Cultura- Area not religious. (by gated ble waste available historical or source) (including for Culti archaeologi gaucho r& vation cal interest groves) 11 12. 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 FP Doda (18) Maize, Wheat 1255.35 PC 8.09 125.45 4.45 37.64 FP Dada (12) Maize, Wheat PC 3.64 25.50 3.64 14.57 FP Doda (12) Maize, Wheat PC 0.40 35.61 12.14 4.86 FP Doda (10) Maize, Wheat PC 1.62 14.16 2.02 4.05 FP Doda (11) Maize, Wheat PC 16.19 57.87 14.16 13.76 FP Doda (13) EA Maize, Wheat PC 1. 21 70.42 10.12 11. 33 FP Doda (15) EA Maize, Wheat PC 17.40 31. 57 6.07 11. 73 FP Doda (14) Maize, Wheat PC 0.40 14.16 4.06 3.64 FP Doda (14) Maize, Wheat PC 7.68 17.81 4.05 6.07 FP Doda (20) EA Maize, Wheat PC 5.67 28.32 12.14 21.45 FP Doda (12) EA Maize. Wheat 26.30 2.03 2.43 FP Doda (12) EA Maize, Wheat PC 1. 21 31. 57 9.31 4.45 FP Doda (14) EA Maize, Wheat PC 0.40 13.76 2.02 6.08 FP Doda (25) Maize, Wheat 691.62 PC 17.40 254.55 81. 75 343.58 FP Doda (22) Maize, Wheat 257.79 PC 6.07 195.87 88.22 167.54 FP Doda (25) Maize, Wheat 1671.77 PC 0.40 148.52 65.16 71.23 FP Doda (30) Maize, Wheat 1549.96 PC 11.33 337.92 86.60 331.04 .FP Doda (25) Maize, Wheat 4515.13 PC 9.71 325.78 156.21 345.61 PR Doda t22) EA Maize, Wheat 910.15 PC 10.93 197.49 47. '75 711. 85 FP Doda (22) Maize, Wheat 24.69. PC 6.88 59.08 36.43 133.95 FP Doda (22) Maize. Wheat 930. 79 PC 5.26 381.62 47.35 303.92 FP Doda (19) Maize, Wheat PC 3.24 71.23 10.92 92.67 FP Doda (20) EA Maize, Wheat 169.97 PC 5.67 141.64 485.63 13.35 FP Doda (23) Maize. Wheat 570.21 80.53 13. 76 143.26 FP Dada (29) Maize. Wheat 494.53 PC 6.07 109.27 76.89 15.78 FP Doda (34) Maize. Wheat 193.44 PC 3.24 72.03 29.95 57.87 FP Dada (30) Maize, Whea t 527.72 PC 13.35 364.22 29.95 860.37 FP Doda (33) Maize, Wheat 26.30 42.90 5.67 96 1981 CENSUS AMENITIES AND TEBSIL DODA Loca- Name of Tota) area Total papu- ~menities available (if not II:va~lable within the village a dash (-) is shown tion village of the lation & I~ the colulun and next to It In brrckets, tht" C:istance in br, 109 Assar 706.99 930 (166) H (1), M (n, P (1) D (I),MCW (1) S PO BS 110 Ghanhuta 332.2~ 425 (65) P (I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 111 Ramgarh 350.87 408 (71) M (1), P (3) -(-5) C PO BS 112 Karmeel 534.61 453 (68) P (I) -(5-10) C -(-5) -(-5) 113 Chil 401.45 402 (62) M (1), P (1) -(-5) S -(-5) --(5-10) -(-5) --(-5) 114 Gagla 456.49 489 (76) M (1), P (1) D (1) S 115 Mandole 21\2.64 388 (58) M (1), P (I) -(-5) R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 116 Kotti 606.63 719 (98) -(-5) -(-5) S PO D (1) T -(-5) 117 KastiGarh 274.78 611 (86) H (1), M (3), P (4) PO D (1) -(-5) -(10+> 118 Munddhar 1352.88 2928 (456) M (1), P (3) S,Tk D(l) S -(5-10) -(5-10} 119 Shamti 734.91 1445 (213) M (3), P (3) -(-5) S -(5-10) --(5-10) 120 Bibrota 953.45 1050 (162) P (1) D (1) S -(5-10) -(5-10) 121 Chaka 2125.43 2431 (361) P (1) -(-5) S -(5-10) -(5-10) 122 Tapnel 210.03 382 (61) M (I), P (2) H (1). M (2), P (3) D (1) S PO --(5-10) 123 Desa 22093.65 4302.(587) D (1). PRC (1) S -(-5) --(10+> 124 Dhandal 4725.57 3533 (513) M (I), P (4) D (1) S -(5-10) -(5-10) 12S Koti 1014.15 1333 (203) P (1) -(-5) S -(-5) -(5-10) 126 Al 430.59 296 (39) M 0), P (1) -(10+) s -(10+) -(10+) 127 Fo~st Block N.A. 1140 (182) (10+) 101863.73 89321 (13666) H (11), M (80). H (1), D (33), P (219) . MCW (16), FP (I), HC (4). PHC (1). 0(1) 97 DIRECTORY LAND USE Approach Nearest power Staple food Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in Remarks in to village town and supply hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) cluding any. distance ~------~------~ place of (in kIDs.) Forest Irrigated Unirri. Cultura- Area not religious, (by gated hIe waste available historica I or source) including for culti- archaeologi gauchar & vation calinterest groves IS 11 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 PR Doda (22) EA Maize, Wheat 210.84 GC 17.40 80.94 161.88 235.93 PR Doda (IS) EA Maize, Wheat 203.56 PC 3.64 98.34 20.64 6.07 PR Dada (14) EA Maize, Wheat 260.62 PC 14.57 49.78 17.40 8.50 FP Doda (12) EA Maize, Wheat 29.95 PC 9.31 141. 24 279.24 74.87 FP Doda{l4) Maize, Wheat PC 13.35 68.39 10.12 309.59 FP Doda (13) EA Maize, Wheat PC 14.16 99.96 11. 33 331.04 PR Doda (13) EA Maize, Wheat 52.20 GC 67.18 76.08 67.18 FP Dada (12) Maize, Wheat 132.74 19.83 454.06 FP Doda (18) EA Maize, Wheat 16.58 PC 5.67 114.12 97.13 41.28 FP Doda (14) Maize, Wheat 218.13 PC 5.67 494.52 214.49 420.07 FP Doda (13) Maize, Wheat 53.82 PC 12.14 193.44 20.64 454.87 FP Doda (l5) EA Maize, Wheat 239.58 PC 4.05 199.51 21.85 488.46 FP Doda (IS) EA Maize, Wheat 295.42 PC 9.31 505.05 60.70 1254.95 FP Doda (15) EA Maize, Wheat 112.10 PC 9.31 ,46.94 6.48 35.20 FP Doda (36) Maize, Wheat 19910.34 PC 4.86 588.82 1080.53 509.10 FP Doda (20) Maize, Wheat 3078.88 PC 110.48 469.45 393.36 673.40 FP Doda (8) Maize, Wheat 443.54 PC 3.64 283.69 66.77 216.51 FP Doda (10) Maize. Wheat 285.30 80.13 44.52 20.64 FP Doda (40) Maize, Wheat N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 55338.92 Gc 152.57 15818.09 8814.63 20409.73 PC 1329. 79 Baud UpOn survey of India map with the p.r!lliniol'l of the Surveyor General of I"dio. © Gover_tilt of India Copyright 1981 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES TEHSIL RAMBAN SI No. Name of villaibe 1981 SI. No. Name of village 1981 Location location Code No. Code No. 1 2 3 2 3 1 Abdwa 42 32 Dhar 38 2 Alanbas 20 33 Dharalta 51 3 Ashar 4 34 Dharmond 4~ 4 Badhol 75 35 Dharshiv Garh 52 5 Balhote 26 36 Dhuthan Jagir 70 6 Ba1wat 65 37 Dolegam 16 . 82 7 Handherd 56 38 Gam 8 J)anera Jagir 74 3~ Gandri 71 9 Bankote 12 40 Ganote 27 10 'flarthal 54 41 Ghar 29 11 Batli 67 42 Gund Adalkoot 11 12 Feruni Batl)t~ 92 43 Gund Thathar 2 13 Bcruni Ramban 93 44 Hoochak 24 14 Bhajmasta 79 45 Ja~ir Namdar 5 15 Bhangara 25 46 Jhat Gali 34 16 Bh'lthan 69 47 Kahbi Jagir 6d 17 BoharDhar 18 48 Kamet 28 18 Chachahal 9 49 Kanfar 47 19 Chakwah 59 50 Kanthi 36 20 Chamalwas 85 51 Ka.rawll 10 21 Chanchloo 15 52 Karman 63 22 Chander Kote 46 53 Kashoot 3 23 ChaleT Laml"er , :;4 Kathri 57 24 Chhampa ..- 49 :,5 Khanga 76 25 (hilla 61 56 Ktwri 86 26 Damote 00 41 57 Kothi Jolgir 66 27 Daramen 30 58 Kundi 35 28 DeogoaJ 0 •• 14 59 Lodhwal S5 29 Deswal 33 60 Maho 9J 30 Dhandnat 39 61 !\-1angot 90 31 Dhanmasta 17 62 !\Iarug 81 102 SI.No. Name of village 19S1 SI. No. Name of village 1981 Location LoCation COde No. code No. 1 2 3 2 3 63 MetraGobind Put"a 4S 79 Savni 64 64 Nagam 13 8.0 Seldhar 37 65 Naugam 81 Seri 77 66 Neel 19 82 Seripati 22 67 Nera 40 83 Shagan 88 68 Panehal 8:1 84 Sojmatna ~4 69 Papryah 62 85 Sonmbar Barhog 80 70 Pari ]agir 72 86 Tanger 31 71 Paris tan 23 87 Targalll .. 89 72 Pernote 44 88 Tell 78 13 Pogal 21 89 Thanger gagir 73 74 Rajgarh 32 90 Thatbar 6 7S Rakh Jargoh 53 1)1 Thopal 50 76 Sana 60 92 Tringla SIS 77 Sancha 43 93 Zanhal 8 78 . Sarbhangni 87 1)4 Forest Block 94 AMENITIES AND LAND USE (Ramban Tehsil) 104 1981 CENSUS AMENITIES AND TmSIL RAMBAN Loca- Name of Total area Total popu Amenities available (if not available within the village a (ash (-) is shown in tion village of the lation &. the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in b road ranges viz, (-5) kIDS Code village (in number of 5-10 kms and 10+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is 'No. hectares) households given) ,-- ---y------"\ Educational Medical Drink- Post & Day Comm uni- ing telegTaPh or cations water days (Bus stOp, (pota- or the railway ble) market station hat I water if any way) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 Naugam 304.73 489 (70) M (1), P (2) D (1) T, S,C -(-5) BS 2 Gund Thathar 252.93 509 (69) P (1) -(-5) C, S -(-5) BS 3 Kaskot 762.03 1232 (158) HO), M (2), P (3) -(-5) S, T -(-5) -(5 -10, 4 Ashar 380.41 805 (130) M (1), P (2) H (1) T, TW, S -(-5) 8S 5 JagirNamdar 19.43 UN-INHABITED 6 Tha thar 2887.87 2733 (377) H (1), M (2), P (4) D (1) S.N BS 7 Chafe! Lamber 1066.36 2522 (395) M (1), P (6) D(1) T,O -(-5) BS 8 Zanhal 116.96 680 (103) M (1), P (2) -(-5) S,N -(5-10) BS 9 Chachahal 486.84 558 (105) P (1) -(-5) T, S, N -(-5) BS 10 Karawa 485.22 1017 (157) M (2), P (3) -(5-10) S,N -(-5) BS 11 Cunei A<:'a!koot 947.38 1655 (248) P (3) -(10+) S,N -(-5) BS 12 Bankote 471.87 1025 (179) M 0), P (2) -(5-10) C, S --(-5) BS 13 Nagam 365.03 984 (140) P (2) -(-5) T,C, Tk PO RS 14 Deoga} 221. 37 214 (29) M (2), P (2), 0 (l) HC (I), FP (1) S, N Phone, PTO BS 15 Chanchioo 1017.80 1101 (174) M (1), P (2) -(-5) C,S,N -(-5) BS 16 Doiegam 3203.93 3406 (568) M (1), P (2) -(-5) S,N PO BS 17 DhanMasta 1952.63 2822 (459) M (2), P (5) -(-5) S,N -(-5) BS 18 Bohar Dbar 1378.37 1993 (364) P (2) -(-5) S,N PO (-5) 19 Nce1 1377.16 2599 (441) H (1), M (1), P (3) D (1) S, N -(-5) -(-5) 20 A!anbas 740.58 1292 (166) H (1), M (2), P (4) D (1) S,N PO -(5-10) 21 Pogal 6575.40 6046 (973) H (I). M (2), P (3) D (1) S,N PO -(5 -10) 22 Scri Pati 3077.67 1378 (218) P (1) -(-~ S,N -(-5) -lS-tO) 23 Paristan 1127.06 1109 (180) P (2) -(-5) S,N -(-5) -(10+) P (1) -(5-10) S,N -(-5) 24 Hoochak 537.02 1430 (229) -(5-10) D (1) S,N 2S Bhanpra 2612.68 1216 (179) P (1) -(-5) -(10+) -(5-10) S,N -(5-10) BS 26 Baihote 1870.88 1281 (184) P(1) D (1) N,T -(-5) BS 27 Ganole 1651.54 999 (148) P (1) -(5-10) S,N -(-5) BS 28 Kamet 1838.91 1177 (166) P (2) 105 VILLAGE DIREcrORY LAND USE Appro- Nearest POWflr Staple food Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in Remarks in ac~: to town and Suprly bectares rounded. upto 2 decimal places) c1udingany place of ' Village distan.:e --~------, (in kms) Forest Irrisated Unirri Cultura Area not religious, (by gated ble waste available historical Or source) (including for culti archaeologi gauchar& vation cal interest groves) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 PR Banihal (10) EA Maize, Wheat, Rice PC 12.95 31. 97 ]98.70 6].11 FR Banihal (9) EA Maize, Rice 23.47 PC 26.30 46.54 111.69 44.93 KR Banihal (4) EA Maize 468.23 PC 66.77 63.94 44.52 118.57 PR Baniha I (5) EA Maize, Wheat; Rice 57.06 PC 44.92 65. 16 1 g3 73 29.54 ' .. UNINH ABrTED PC 18.62 0,81 PR Banihal (8) Eo\. Rice. Wheat 801.69 PC 106.84 214,89 498.98 1265.47 PR Banihal (6) EA Rice, Wheat 273.98 PC 78.51 656. ()() ]7.40 40.47 PR Banihal (4) EA Rice Wheat N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A· PR Banibal (4) EA Rice,Wheat 313.23 pC 24.28 36.83 112.50 PR Banihal (2) Maize, Wheat, Rice 219.34 PC 36.83 67.99 75.21 85.79 PR Bamhal (1) EA Maize, Wheat, Rire 74.87 PC 33.18 180.09 111. 29 547.95 PR Banibal (2) EA \laize, Rice 68.39 PC 33.99 73.26 211. 25 84.98 PR Banihal (2) EA Maize, Rice 1. 62 PC 32.78 96.72 42 49 191.42 PR Banibal (3) EA Maize, Rice 0.40 PC 24.69 25.50 80.13 90.6S PR Banihal (3) EA Maize. Rice 693.23 PC 25. SO 82.56 20.23 196.28 ' PR Banihal (3) EA Maize, Wheat, Rice 2172.78 PC 87.41 205.99 119.38 618.37 KR Banihal (14) EA Maize, Wheat, Rice 1038.43 PC 13.76 329.02 151.35 420.07 KR BllDibal (18) Maize, Rice 755. 15 PC 8.90 231.88 101.20 279.24 FP BanihaJ (23) Maize, Rice 730.06 PC 17.00 252.93 42.09 335.08 FP Baniha (28) Maize, Rice 20S.42 PC 0.40 144.07 244.43 143.26 FP Banihal (15) Maize" Rice 4519.17 PC 10.12 678.26 1073.24 194.61 FP Baoihal (36) Maize, Rice 2567.35 133.14 123.44 253.74 FP Banihal (34) , Maize, Rice " ' 668. 56 i'C 0.40 145.28 133. 14 179.68 . >. FP Baniba! (19) Maize, Wheat, Rice 76.08 ,PC 0.4() 142.45 80.13 237.9.6 FP BanihaJ (27) Maize. Wheat, Rice 2453. 64 PC 2.43 I~O.48 13.35 32.78 PR Ramban l7). MaiLe. Wlleat, Ric!: 1238.76 PC 8. So 160.66 73.65 389.31 PR Ramban (IS.) Maize, Wheat, Rice 1042.08 PC 0.81 199.~1 329.01 80.13 PR Ramban (33) Rice. Wheat 1133.90 : PC 2.43 131. 19 2,83 462.56 .'. " ~.' . 105 1981 CENSUS- AMENITIES AND TEIISll. RAMBAN Loca- Name or Total area lotal popu- Amenities available (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in tion village of the lation & the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges; viz ;S-kDas Code village (in number of S -10 lans and 10+kms of the nearest place where the facility is av~i1able iis No. hectares) households ,.... given) -"\ Educa tional Medical Drink- Post & Day Communi- ing telogra9h or cations water days. (Bus stop (pota- of the railway ble) mar- station btl water bat way) jfany 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 29 Ghar 71)4.86 519 (79) P (I) -(-.5) S -(-5) OS 30 Daramran 218.13 :J43 (SO) (-5', -(-5) S -(-5) BS 31 Tanger 69.20 150 (19) H (l),M (2), P (3) DO) S,N PO as 32 llajGarh 382.43 972 (141) H (I), M (3), P (4) 0(1) S,N -(-5) as 33 Oeswal 19.02 49 (6) (-5) -(S-10) e,N -(lOT) as 34 JhalGali 991.09 1316 (177) P (1) -(5-10)· S -(10+) BS 35 Kundi '320.51 388 (64) P (1) -(-5) S,N -(-5) B.c; 36 Kanthi 656.41 1048 (163) M (1), P (1) O(l) T -(-5) as 37 Seldbar 739.77 663 (91) (-5) -(-5) S,N -(-5) as 38 Ohar 167.95 343 (47) P (1) -(-5) S -(-5) as 39 Dbandnal 2745.42 2609 (396) M (I), P (5) 0(1) S,N -(10-{-o) 8S 40 Ncra 423.71 521 (76) .M (1), P (1) -(-5) T.e -(-5) BS 41 Damate 1059.07 1267 (203) P (2) -(5-10) l' -(10+) BS 42 Ahdwa 1033.17 594 (80) P (I) -(5-10) T -(-5) BS 43 Sancha 335.89 278 (43) P (1) -(-5) T -(-5) BS 44 PC1DOie 796.83 1183 (190) P (1) -(-5) T -(-5) as 45 Metra Gobind 900.84 1405 (215) P (1) 0(1) T.e,S -(-S) as Pura 46 Chander Kole 322.54 S09 (73) M (I), P (1) -(-5) T,R -(-5) OS 47 Kanfar 224.20 688 (lOS) M (1), P (1) -(5--10) T --(5-10) BS 4lj Dharmond g4O.95 917 (137) P (2) -(-5) T,S -(5-10) as 49 Chhampa 1123.01 1088 (1761 P (2) HC,FPC C, S, T po. PTO BS SO "fhoral 295 02 522 ( ~l) i' (3; -(-S) T.N -'.5-10) as Sl Ubarsha J90.S3 371 (75) -(-S) -( -5) T.N -(!I-) OS 52 Dhanh.v Oarh 126.67 UN: lSHAlill EI.) 53 I{akh Jargob 462.16 297 (41i) P (1) . -(-S) S, F -(-5) ISS 54 Bar11181 n.67 263 (35) P (I) -( -5) S. T -(-5) BS 55 Lodbwal 90.25 327 (45) -(-5) -(-5) P -(-5) •• BS 56 Bandhera 66.77 146 (25) -(-5) -no·t-) F -{10+J as 101 VILLAGE DlRECI'ORY LAND USE Al1pro- Nearest . Power Staple food Land use 6. e. area under different types of land use in . Remarks in- ach to tflwn and Supply' hectares roUlldect'., upto 2 decimal places) eluding anY Village: distance . r-'- .....:,.-..---"'"--"-- '. .... ----, ptac:e of .. (in kms) Forest Irrigated' Unirri- Cultura- Area not religious, (by gated ble waste available historical or source) (including for colti- archaeologi- pachar & vation cal interest groves) 13 14 11 12 , 15 16 17 18 19 20 PR Ramban (33) Wheat, Rice 708.21 25.09 8.49 23.07 PR Ramban(33) Wheat. Maize, Rice 107.65 PC 0.40 57.47 1.21 51.40 PR Ramban(13) Maize. Wheat, Rice PC 1. 62 67.58 PR Ramban (23) Maize. Ri~ PC 5.26 151.76 175.2.3 SO. 18 i . PR Ramban(17) Maize, Rice PC 0.80 6.48 11.74 PR Ramb'll1 (l5) EA Maize. Rice 226.63 PC 4.86 252.12 2.02 S05.46 PR Ramban (5) Maize, Rice 145.28 PC 1.21 43.71 69.03 41.28 .PR Ramban (6) Wheat. Maize, Rice 182.11 PC 5.67 165.11 5S.68 244.84 PR Ramban (4) Wheat, Maize, Rice 362.60 PC 0.81 99.55 196 28 80.53 PR Ramban (5) Maize, Wheat, Rice 49.78 52.20 15.38 SO. 59 PR Ramban(12) Maize, Wheat, Rice U76.67 PC 3.65 343.99 540.26 2S0.S5 PR Ramban (4) Maize, Rice 201.54 PC 10.52 63.54 107.24 40.87 PR Ramban (ll) Maize, Rice 500.60 PC 1.62 191.42 143.26 222.17 PR Ramban (3) EA Maize, Rice 840.95 PC 2.02 83.31 41.15 59.08 PR Ramban (6) Maize, Wheat, Rice 232.29 PC 0.40 61.52. 8. SO 33.18 PR Ramban (3) EA Ma~, Wheat, Rice 414.40 PC 6.88 128.29 129.50 117.76 PR Ramban (1) EA Wheat, Maize, Rice 434.64 PC 29.14 161.95 74.46 194.65 PR .Ramban lS, SA .Maize, Wheat. Rice 142.05 PC 2.43 63.54 54.63 59.8.9 PR Ramban (8) EA '\IIailC. Wheat. Rice 21.tJ5 PC 6.07 81.15 78.51 36.02. PR Ramban (10) Wheat, Rice 430.59 PC 5.26 160.26 74.06 170.7S PR llamban (0) SA Wheat, Rice 611 56 PC 8.50 235.12 8S.19 176.04 PR Ramban(5, Maize, Rice 104.41 PC 5.67 59. OS 35.61 90.25 PR Ramban(3) Rice, Wheal 216.51 PC 4.S6 SS.79 31.97 51.40 ljNINHABlTlD 100.17 25.09 O.SI PR llamban (1) Maize, Rice 41(;.02 31.51 4.86 . 9.71 PR Ramban (1) Rice, Maiz~ 1.62 PC 1.21 49.37 12.14 2S.33 PR Ramban(1) EA Rice. Maize, Wheat 8.09 PC 3.24 SI.OO lS.78 12.14 fR Rammm (0) Rice. Maize. Wheat 21.85 27.11 12.55 5.26 lOB 1981 CENSUS- AMENITIES AND TEBSn.. RAMBAN Loca· Nameof Total area Totalpopu- Amenities available (if not available within the village a ('ash (-) is shown in the tion vntage of the lation and column an d next to it in brackets, the distancc in bread ranges viz ;- 5 kms. Co~e village (in Number of 5-10 kms and 10+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given) Nt'. hectareS households --...._---- -,- r------Educational Medical DTink_ Post & Day Communi- ing telegraph Or cations water days (Bus stop, (Pota- oftde railway b1e) mar- station, ket/ water hat, way) irany 3 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 90. 25: : 209 (34) 57 Kathri -(-5) -(5-10) C,S -(10+) BS 58 Tringla 142.45 lOR (18) - p (1) -(5--10) C -(1Q+> BS 449 (72)- 59 Chakwah- 962:35 M (2), P (2) D (1) C, S PO -(lOT) 60 Sana 2943.31 2637 (440) M (2), P (2) -(5--]0) S,N -(-5) BS 61 Chilla 72.'44 50 (9) M (1), P (4) -(5-10) c --(5-10) BS 62 Papryah 810.59 437 (70) -(-5) -(5-10) C, S -(5-10) -l5--10) 63 Kannan 366.24 471 -(76) M (I), P (1) -(5-10) C,S -(5-10) -(10.-1-) 64 Savni 1195. 05 797 (119) M (I), P (1) -(10+> C.S -(5-10) -(10+) 65 Balwat 1378.78 927 (163) -\{ (1), P (1) -(-5) C -( -5) -(5-10) 66 Kolhi Jagir 671.79 421 (79) -(-5) -(-5) e,s -(5--10) BS 67 Batli 406.31 438 (69) -(-5) -(-5) C,S -(5-·-10) BS : 68 Kahbi Jagir 1317_27 _768 (120) P (1) -(-5) C,N -(-5) BS 69 Bhath.an 955.07 336 (63) P (1) D(1) S.N PO BS 70 Dhotllan lagir 540.6? 303 (56) P (1) -(-5) S, N -(-5) BS 71 Gaudri 1254.94 736 (121) M (1). P (1) D (1) C.N PO BS ~.: ~ 72 Pari Jagir 123.03 ~2 (10) -(-5) -(-5) S,N -(-s) BS 73 Thanger 'agir 1043.70 70S (112) I\f (I), P (1) -(-5) S.N -(-5) BS 74 Banera lagil' 298.66 177 (29) -(-5) -(--5) S,N _.-(- 5) BS 15 Bad ltd 72.84 56 (10) P (1)- --(5-10) S,N - -(5-10) B~ 76 Kbanga 1158.63 912 (154) P (2) -(5--10) N -(5-10) BS 77 Seri 1201.'52 1496 (219) P (2) - (5-10) T,S -(5-10) BS 78 Teli 265.88 230 (32) P (1) -(-5) T,N --C--5} BS 79 Bhajma!otll 1299.05 632 (94) P (1) -(5-l0) - T,N --·(5-10) BS 80 Sonmbar 9013.26 3156 (506) M (1), P'(3) D (1) T -(':""5) BS - Barhog 81 MaTOll 1579.30 949 (148) P (1) -l-5) T,S -(-5) -(10+) 82 uam 415.62 388 (58) P (1) -C-5) T,S PO -(5-10) 83 Panchal 590.04 i591 (2375 H (1), M (2), P (3) D(l) T,S PO --('-II)) 109· . VILLAGE DIRECI'ORY LAND USE Locs- Nearest Power Staple food Land USe (i. e. area under ~ifferent tYPes of land use in Remarks in tion toWn and Su pply hectares rounded_____ upto 2 decImal..A. places)__ ~ _____"""\ cludinBany Code distance ,- place of No. (in kms) Forest Jrrisated Unirri- CUltura- Area nOt l'Cfigious, (by gated ble waste avaUable historical or source) (including for culti archaeologi gauchar & vation cal interest groves) ] 1 14 12 13 15 16 17 18. 19 20 PR Ramban (4) Rice, Maize, Wheat 34.80 PC 0.40 29.95 20.23 4.87 PR Ramban (10) Rice Maize. Wheat 73.65 PC 2.43 39.25 2.02 25 10 FP Ramban (3) Rice, Maize, Wheat 771.74 PC 7.28 102.39 40.47 40.47 PR Ramban (10) EA Rice, Maize. Wheat 1576.27 PC 19.43 544.30 344.39 458.92 PR Ramban (7) Rice, Maize, Wheat 44.92 PC 0.81 13.76 8.90 4.05 KR Ramban (15) Rice, Maize, Wheat 532.98 PC 3.24 123.02 84.98 66.37 ~p Ramban (13) Ril:e, \1aize, Wheat 176.85 PC 2.1\3 83.77 75.27 27.52 H Ramban 0]) Rice, Maize, Wheat 670.17 PC 2.02 153. 78 229.46 13962 KR Ramban(4) Rice, Maize. Wheat 889.91 PC 4.45 214.89 214.49 55.04 PR Ramban Oil) Rice, :'vlaize, Wheat 74.06 PC 11.74 99.96 43.30 442. 73 PR Ramban (9) EA Rice, Maize, Wheat 240.39 PC 8.09 78.91 47.35 31.57 PR Ramban (15) Rice, Maize, Wheat 1055.84 PC 9.71 144.07 58.28 49.37 " PR Ramban(18) Ric-e, Maize, Wheat 761.22 PC 8.09 75.68 2!U3 81.'75 PR Ramban(17) Rice, Maize, Wheat 368.67 PC 4.86 81.75 21.45 63.94 PR Ramban (9) Rice, Maize, Wheat 938.48 PC 15.78 122.62 71.23 106.83 PR Ramban{l7) Rice, Mau.e, Wheat 87.01 PC 4.05 6.48 0.40 25.09 PR Ramban (18) Rice, Maize. Wheat 576.68 PC 48.97 58.68 65.96 293.41 PR Ramban (23) Rice, Maize, Wheat 222.17 PC 5.26 19.43 19.42 32.38 PR RamOOn (20) Rice. Maize, Wheal 33.99 19.83 4.05 14 97 PR Ramban (9) EA Rice, Maize, Wheal N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. PR Ramban (5) Rice, Maize, Wheat 136 38 PC 4.45 165.52 482.39 412. 78 PR Ramban (6) Rict', Maize, Wheat 59.89 PC 3.24 41 28 9.31 1~2.16 PR Banihal (10) Rice. Maize, Wheat 1106.95 PC 3,64 81. 75 47.75 358.96 PR Ramban (19) Rice, Maize, Wheat 5148.87 PC 53.42 494.94 253.34 3062.69 KR. Ramban (9) Rice, Maize, Wheat 1130.70 PC' 2.63 118 57 22.26 305.14 KR Ramban (4 ) Rice, Wheat 102.79 PC 0.40 67.19' 11. ~3 233.91 KR Saniba! (18) SA Rice, Maize, Wheat 54.63 PC 0.41 149.74 43.30 341.96 110 1981 CENSUS- AMENITIES AND TEBSIL RAMBAN Loca- Name of Total area Total popu- Amenities available (if not avallable within the viJJage a dash is sboWn (-) in caifoD village of the lationand the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viZ; 5 kms. Code viJlage(in number of 5-IOlans and 100kms of the nearest place where the facilitY is available is No. hec,tares) household- given) r- ~ . Educational Medical Drink· Post & Day Communi. inS telegraph or cations water dayS (Busstop. (pota· of the ,railway ble) mar- station, ket/ water bat way) jf'any t 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 to 84 Scjmatna 2061.09 2326 (385) H (1), M (2), P (4) 0(1) T,S PO -(5-10) 85 Chamalwa'! 1&99.61 4733 (776) H (l),M (1), P (5), D (1) T,S PO -(5-10) 0(1) 86 Kbari 3880.51 3769 (594) H (I), M (3), P (5) ·-(--5) s -(-5) BS 87 Sarbha-Ngni 3039.22 1676 (252) P (2) D (1) S,N -(-5) BS 88 Shagan 1371.49 1349 (215) P (2) D (1) S,N -(-5) BS 89 Targam 8113.63 3352 (571) H (I), M (2), P (3) D (1) S,N -(-5) BS 90 Manllot 2210.42 1633 (272) P (1) D (1) S,N PO BS 91- Maho 4776.96 1555 (230) M (I), P (2) 0(1) S,N -(-5) BS 92 Beruni Batate 680.28 928 (1SO) M (1), P (I) -(-5) T,S PO BS 93 Befuoi Ramban 337.51 384 (65) M (ll, P (2) -(-5) T,S PO BS 94 Forest Block N.A. 555 (lOS) -(-5) -(-5) S -(5-10) -(5 -10) 111928.95 102729 (16192) H (12) H (1) M (55) He (2) P (ISS) FP (2) \)(2) D (25) Note - The break _up UDder different land use in respect of ()Jde Nos. 8, 76. 92 oX 93 is not availabte. So the total area figure!! sivea ) in Column No.3 do DOt tally with the figures gi"en in land use COlUblS. - 111 :VlLLAGE DIREClORY LAND USE Appro- Nearest Power Staple rood Land use (i. e. area under different types or land use In Remarks in.. 'aeb town and Supply hcctares rounded upto decimal places) cludingany to distance place or village (m kms) Forest Irrigated Unirri- CUltura- Area not reJigious (by gated ble waste available historical or source) (Including for culti archaeologi puchar vation cal interest &; groves) 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 IS 19 20 KR Banihal (16) EA Rice. Maize, Wheat 643.S6 PC O.SI 320.51 37.64 lOSS. 27 .KR Bani hal (101 EA Rice~ Mai'le 634.96 PC 31.16 355.32 113.31 764.1!(j .PR, Banihal (18) EA Rice,Maize Wheat 2060.28 PC 22.26 494.12 123.43 1180.48 PR Banihal15) EA Wbea t, Maize; Rice 2S29.19 PC 11.74 89.44 4S.15 60.70 PR Banihal (12) EA Whe~t, Maize, Rice 915.81 PC 3.64 117.76 25.50 308.78 PR Banihal (20) EA Wheat, Maize. Rice 7105.95 PC 10.12 510.72 276.40 210.44 PR Banihal (8) EA Wheat. Maile 864.42 287.33 78.92 979.75 lPR Banihal (20) 'EA Maize. Wheat 2725.17 245.65 1295.42 510.72 !FR Batote (2) EA Maize. Wheat N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. PR Ramban (I) EA Rice Wheat N.A. N·A. N.A. N.A, N.A. lK.R Ramban (40) Rice. Wheat N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 64114.21 1138.18 12870.41 10207.44 21305.33 112 APPIIDIX 'U) T.hsil.wile Abatract of EdUc&tioD, Name .f Diatrict: Dod. Educational Sl. Name of Tehan No. Primary Midclle Matriculationl ~ Secondaryi College Adult Schools Schools Secondary C/Intermediate! (Graduate Literacy Schools Junior College & above) c1asa/amtre r--.~'-' r-__.A.----., r---'------.. r----A.~. viIl- Institu· ViU· Institu- Viii. tnstitu- ~------Vill. Institu- Viii. Institg.; Viii. Institu- ages tions ages tions ages tions ages tions ages lions ages tions 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 Kishtwar 120 211 39 48 10 10 3 3 2 Bhaderwah 159 269 49 68 14 14 33 37 3 Doda 103 219 49 80 11 11 4 Ramban 79 158 39 S5 12 12 Total 461 857 176 251 47 47 36 40 MEDICAL (CoDcld.) DRINKING 'WATER r r Community health Others ViII· Tap Well Tank Tub.:· . Rher Foun· Canal Others workers ages well tain til , :di I faciUty Vw- Nom. ViII· Institu·· ages ber ages tlom 30 31 32 33 34 3S 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 1 Kishtw8l' 121 1 23 251 2 BhaderWah 22 22 25 2S 248 S5 SO 6 2n 3 Dada 1 1 80 40 4 4 22 :'i )f 81 4 Ramban 64 32 1 1 1 3 2.1 109 Total 22 22 26 26 513 127 56 5 2~ 8 66 718 113 VILLAIE DlREGTIR' Medical aDd other Allle.iti•• Medical Villages ,--Dis-·-pen-s-ar-y----H-o-s-P-it-al--,M-a ...... te-rm-·-ty-&.A.C-hi-·-Id-Prlm-· -a-r-y-H-ea-It-h-Fam'ilY Plaaning Primary Health Otbers with DO Welfare, Cenm-lHealth ,Centre, IUl!-Centre - eclucaticmal Centre/Matemity , Centre racilitiea Home/Child Welfare Centre .. , ;.__..A.-I ...... " Vill- Insptu- Vill- Institu- Vill Institu Vill Institu- • Vill- btitu'· Vill Institu ViIl· Insdlu IlpI tions ages tions ages tions ages dons ages tions ages tions ages tions 1 S (6 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 '19 4 34 211 29 10 10 1 I 2 2 112 IS 15 9 9 1 1 24 33 33 1 16 16 5 5 2 2 13 2S 25 1 2 2 2 I; 6 IE J 101 102 12 12 26 26 9 9 5 5 Post &. Telegraph Communication l'Ower Supply r_----- ...... __ ---...A.,----...... ,---.A..,__ _ More Villages P. O. T.O P.T.O P.O. T.O. P.T.O. Phone Bus Railway Navlgable!\ vailable Not than witb no &. &; Ill: stop station waterway available ODe drlnkinJ water Phone Phone Phone source facility of any type 41 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 16 1 1 17 21 13:; 110" 20 1 27 92 185 38 24 2 13 59 68 73 17 I 72 37 55 320 77 ~ 2 129 '209 443 APPEN 011 (II) VILLaGE DIRECTORY Laacl Utili.. tioaiDat. ia re.pect of DOD-Muaieipai Towa (C...... To ....) .~... . DI.triet : Doda Sl. No. Name of town ali4 leWl within brilcbts LaIld Ole (i. o. area under different types of laod ... iii aci'ellbctares rounciod to tbo IIIIUeIt UDit. . . ,.---. Total Forest lnipted Uairripted Cultura~ Area DOl aIU by source walto avaiiaNe (iDGludilll . for ... pudaar & '. aaltiv.tioD powa) 2 3 4 s 7 II N L APPfNDIX (IIH-VILLAGE DIRECTORY T.hsil.wi•• Ii.t of i.h.hit.d Yilla,•• wb.r•• 0 ...... ili •• (other thaD clriDkiDC w.ter) r.latiD. to edacatioD, ••elical, po.t a: tel..... pb" co.. lilu.ic.tioD., power .appb .DeI.arket/hat ate ...... I.hl •. DISTRIC't DODA Tcbsil Code Name of viII_SO Tehsil Code Name of viUaso No. No. I 2 3 1 2 3 1. lGabtwar 9 1. Muqli 2. Bhadcwah 1 1. Oaloo 13 2. Dhuie 3 2. Ranot 16 3. Pathp.m 10 3. Bodhi 33 4. Ajaa 11 4. Jia 37 S. Kidru 13 S. Keacba 31 6: ··Ju 17 6. Napi 39 7. ·Kadail 20 7. Kuthiara 43 8. Luder 24 I. Botqra 4S 9. Mati 26 9. DicbbaI 61 10. Tun 28 10. Amrit Pan 63 11. Ch... 30 11. BoIiQiaaln 71 12. Jirwar S. 12. hldlu 79 13. Neejo 32 13. CiaIri 83 14. Kaldwmda 3' 14 'teadala 8S IS"" Ouclh 45 15. ddllepaia 97 16. ·lusbaDa • 16. Biiatoli . un 17 ten 4t 17 . ~Pora 112 18. Damji .(9 18. c:htm 11. 19.· CbaDdDa n 19. Kuo 126 20. ·Akerhaq fiG 20. KUDIiIl 127 21. ··h:lllor 62 21. ~ 130 22. Pnsbmula 63 22. Rela 131 23. Malie •• 23. Bheja "133 24. Sbandri '70 24. D~ia US 25. Hadar 72 15. PolO BaJa 145 26. Haorha 75 26. Maodbaa 146 27. Dhar 8S 17. Batmas I" 28 Forest Block 92 21. Ghaa Sbaaaaa 116 of village Tehail Code Name or viJIa., Tehsil Code ~arne No. NO. 1 2 3 t 2 3 230 60. 1bajlca 95 29. Amar Sinsh Pora 231 61. Shakla lO1 30. Monda 135 62. RuJcaJi Khard 119 31; Cbak JIotha 236 63. Saban 142 32. Dhran 237 64. Grondra 143 33. ChakKatocb 238 6S. lasocah 147 34. Bhatei 239 66. Deyoki 149 3S Da1ha 240 67. Kundi· 150 36. Thalanga 246 68. Dhaliah IS4 37. Dharf'ra 248 69. Baehhra 156 38. ,80th 249 70. AmritGarh _lS9 39. ,Bhatoli 250 71. Kemesa 1~3 40. ]mdora 253 72. Pemasa 164 41. : Brham Purl 254 73. Kawani 165 42.• LeIrote 256 74. Ragona 167 43. ,Kungla 259 75. Suibnot 191 44. ,Nuka ,2OO 16. Daronjam8Dt 192 45. Sbarora 262 17. Heraoi 201 46. Chabri 267 78. DaroQkerani 2G3 47. Dendi 270 79. Heoejo ~ 48. ~aDdelah 3. Doda ·10· 1. Pankhar 1AHI 49. Jojinda ' tS 2. Cbarkote 210 SO. ~la 24 ,3: Koran ,2.~ 51. J(athiara 33 4. Cbabi ;~13 52- .B,arasu 82 S.- )brakh ~l~ 53. Aerika 83 ~. Jacrote ,216 54. MadRIl 84 7. AIt~ -:2 Li.t of ... illage. accordiDI to the proportioD of Scheduled Calte.· to the total populati01l by raage A-Scheduled Ca.te. Di.trict : Doda Range of ScheduJect :Location Name of village Range of Scheduled Code Nam~ of vi l1a8~ Caste population Code No. Caste Population No. ( percentage) (percentage) 1 2 3 2· 3 Tehsil Ki.htwar -0-5 14 Nopachi 71 Jirwar 37 Kidm 86 Kukarwas 39 Kadail 92 Duga 44 Massu 99 BhutnA 51 Chashoti 115 Bhagna 58 Kaban 116 Doo) 67 cru;to 123 Hariyal 69 Petnazi 129 Kutal , 14 K.eWah 133 Shandri 94 ChandaJi '138 FiD~r 106' Gahan 146 Dhar JI8 Kishtwar ISO Chhatroo 120 Lach Dayaram 'lsi .' Indarwal 142 Saranwan U-15 36 Sazar 143 Darbee! 41 AthoU 1'4S HaOma 42 Hainori "152 Chingam 50 Palali 154 Sigdee 53 Mti-hail 6-10 28 PaJmar 83 Kalchan:!a 33 Ajlla 91 Kohri 38 1ar 101 KarOoI ., 55 Garb Padder 'l21 Poochlll 59 Sohal 139 Pakalan .. 60' Onpyee 115-·20 47 Lilii; . . 63' Ishtahari 63 ChUI t!6 .•. Tyari 15 Tipri' 118 RaIlP of Scheduled Location Range "r Sdldnled ~on Caste Population Code Name of village caste Population co.le Name of "mage (pereeDtage) No. (Percentage) No- 1 'Z 3 2 3 77 Balgran 16l Beeru 122 Matta 200 Himote 132 NqhBatna 217 TbalaIa 21-30 46 Layee 2ZS !Cathawa 78 Knwarthan. 135 Ruali K.hurd 119 Lach Khazana 261 Parnot 125 Bat~t 271 JaapIwar 131 Malie 272 Fagsu 136 Anjol 6-10 22 DharYotha 137 Dharbadan 44 . Mano Dharyari 31+ .. 43 Lader S4 4S Mati 71 Obil S7 GulabGarh 100 Butla 79 Neeio llS Paneja 93 BaIOti 116 Sungli 9S Bhugrana 125 Chanote 96 Badhat 126 Chakb 104 Darab 127 Udnma 117 Tripm 153 BbJra lli Akerhang Hi!) KheUani ToIIsI] : abad-rwab 201) Cha1.ra BbatJ ·0-5 18 Bbatola 2B Barasu 34 Bbatyas 242 Gosti 64 Kharangal 275 Tha.tri .70 Dal$.n II-IS . 77 TantaJi 76 Gunkra 90 Alm.~gota 78 Tbaloran 99 Bantlllkbi '79 Pore Pain lOS Dendi 8~ Bharti J14 Kotli 92 Ghan Shanana U4 Dhartra 96 Bheja 171 Ch~a Katyara 180 Ku,sari :97 184. '.' :1,;.J13 Dreeia BalOfe 118 Sartingel .181 Trj~1;tfo 129 ~ 192 .. ' Sharol"a 144 Duali llQ .... Ko!~j 119 Range of Seh",llated Location "age of SeIleda1ed Location C;u~e poplilation COde Name of viJlal!e Caste Population, Code Name of villalle (percelltage) , N'> (pereeafqe) No. 1 2 3 I 2 S 220 Jandani 221 JallOta 233 Chagnu 222 Debra 238 la:soiah 230 Jhajka 268 Nanadna 231 Chakla \ 16-20 59 Bhargi 243 Bajab 67 Luddu 258 BheIa ~1 Samai 31T Galoo 89 Kabal Jagesar 3 Ranot 109 Pawara 8 Suranga 122 Kalthi 11 Jia 128 Gatha 65 Darai 141 HaDsa 69 Bheja 146 GO.lothe 85 Batmas 152 Danda 88 Chanti PaiD. 1';5 Panj!!£aiD 94 Inharra " 170 Chhatra 110 Koira 183 Kouodra 111 ' De.lain 202 Darsu 112 llenda 212 Kathiara 117 Bhadrote 252 Kenleaa 121 Shankaja 274 Mahn 130 Kbarathi -~1-30 2 Sichal 13' JabDana 4 Halaran 131 Drodhu 49 Gwalo 134 GutaSa " , , ~ Shinpi "'35 Chlpiaa' . . : I ~. 58 KoDdolu 136 Dbar 63 Reta 1)7 Noori 84 Dhimsa 138 Thamli 106 Oosala 139' Dba1w~ " 107 Malltbala i40 Barwa ,., 148 Bhagrota 142 Dbraa ' . 178 Thatha i4S CbelH :''':''... 18Q Ialga 141 Bbatei 190 Reb. 159 Bbatoli 191 NasLt 1'68";" lCabri :"'J 120 Raage of Sdleduled Location ....., of Sclaeduled l.omtion CUie Population: i . . Code Name of "lIlage 0aIfe PppaJatiOll COde Name of 'fill..., (percentage) No (perceatqe) No. 2 3 1 2 3 169 Gburaka 267 Daronkeraui 172 Seeri 269 Kahla 173 Neota 270 Hanejo 174 Khalu 276 Nagar 17S Randab Tebsil : Doda 177 Dranga ·0-5 KaJoobaod 182 Cbencbora 9 Tantoa 'iss Dugah 14 Mal Wana Jagir 186 Cbbani 25 Dongro 188 Lancban 2(' Dhara 193 Nagni 41 Barshela 194 Bhalra 42 BeaJi 195 PeDdku 44 Bajaroi , .. " 197 Misratah 45 Goddi 198 Dige 46 Bhagwa ; 207 Tenisna 66 Sb,,",va , , ( ; ~ 211 8indra 97 Magota I r: .223 Puneja 117 KaltlOarb 22A Gui-ekra 123 Desa ".! I 2Ui Cbegsu 124 Obanda1 , , 221 Sbami 125 Koti '.. .229 Kothi PaiD 6-10 P Ga~etar :1 ; 236 Saban 21 Mahala .. ~ . ,',1 \ 237 Grondra 22 Jatheli ~. l' , 241 :eOlian 23 Alesi .. i .. 244 Bbalara 24 Korara 249 ~ 31 Sel i': "\ ~ . 253 Pemasa 36 Dhar ': ~ : 256 Hap. 39 Dada 257 Pa~than 94 Mothi :. ~ . ,,'-, 259 8~not 911 Bayota .'..;-.:; :w.l Daron Jaman' 110 (..'hanhute \ 262 Herani J 2() Bibrata 263 Kandate 12) Oaks \ : : 264 Sbahrota 11-15 19 "BbaiWana. 265 Jndrala 38 .Tajofe 121 Range of Seheduled LocatioD bage ofSchecloled '"ocation code ~ame of Vm,.g~'i Caste Population.' 'Co<'c' Caste Popu Jntion (percemage) No. Name 9f village (pereen",ge) N.o" '.' 3 I 2 1 2 4Q. Amiml !7$ Saras· :47, Ganeka . ·71: Kotahri .,52. Kha1eni ·72 . PhanlOta ·5. Keblate ,:l~ Naid.Aqri .67.; ShUJ!118 lCa1an ,.7" Sheaaa Kburd i78 Praau 1" Dbaw'a ,99 Hamba! l' lliVara lagrote . 118 Mund.dhar 83 16- 16 PanhooJa 8S Tarowa 29 B..aboore 93 Bhatti Sf Malhori * GoJaa .'.$ Parbat ..tO~ llaJtka 101 Rote JOt! BuJe.adPur ..', . 104 Seote IPI Lalbate 107:" CbatTota ll' Ranprh .l:~: Chit 114' Oagl. 21-30 49 Kuthiara .,11:fi.':', Kotli 50 Marsoh TeIIIil Rambao -. . ' .. ,.. ~ ~ 69 Hud 20 Alanbas 79 Masri 37 Seldhal'" 86 Sbangroo 39 Dbandnat 90 Kumarri 40 Nera 91 Banjai 53 Rakh Jargob 102 Bari 57 Kathri 105 Kharonti 59 Chakwah 109 As§8.l" ~9 Bhathan 112 Karmeel 73 Thanger Jagir 115 Mandole- 80 Sonmbar Barbog 119 Shamti 82 Gam 31+ 28 Jodhpur 84 Sojmatna 55 Sohanda 86 Khari 56 Haleja 6-10 35 Kunw 58 Mechrotan Kburd 46 Cbander Kote 59 Bhadra 54 Barthal 60 Rahi 65 Balwat fiR Paryote 74 Banera Jagir' 122 .Hauge ofSdaedalet1 LocatiOIl Ruge of ScheIIated Loeation Ca_ PatMalatioR Code Name of ril Jage a..te~tioa COde Name·of ,ilIage (~) No. (~) No. t 2 3 t 2 3 . 75 Badhol 21-30 29 Ghar 11-15 ; 32 RajGarh 34 JhatGali 36 Kanthi 42 Andwa 41 DamOte 48 Dharmond 44 Pemote 49 Chbampa 4S Metra GoviDd Pula SO 'I'hopaI . 67 Patli 51 Dbualta 70 Dhothan Ja&ir 62 PaprYah 77 Seri 63 Karman '81 MaRog 64 92 Berum Betote SaVDi 16-2D '27 Gallo.. 76 Kbanga 28 :Kamet ],1+ 31 Tanger: 30 DarameD. 47 Kanfar 43 Saa.cba 61 CbiiJa 58 TriDgla " Kotbi Jagir 60 Sana Note :-.B1rdudea viIIagea with DO Scheduled Caste popuIauo.. 'Ibere ..., Sdleduecl Tribes in tbe 6Dtirc J...... IIIld K·..... S ...te. SECTION II-TOWN DIRECTORY ··IOTE EXPLAINING CODES USED .1 THE TOWN DIRECTORY A Ilumber of codes haTe been used in the TOWD Directory statemeDts. These are ,ivea below:- Statement Col. Item Code statement Col. Item Code No. No. No. N°· I 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 :I 2 Municipal Committee/Municipal M.C. IV 13 Overbead tank OHT Town Committee Service R'ISelVoir SR Cantonment Board/Cantonment Cantt. l\iver infDtration gallery ]0 Notified Area/Notified Area N.A. Committee/Notified Committee JIorewell pumping system BWP Town Committee/TOWD Area T.A. Pressure tank Pr Committee V 4 Hospital H Census Town C.T. Dispensary D II 12 River Jl HealtbCentre HC Canal C Family PlanningCentre Fe T. B.Clinic TB IV 6 Pucca road PR Nursing Home NH Kaecha road KR Others 0 IV 7 Sewer S Ayurvedic A Open surface (iraiDs 080 Unani {) Box surface drains BSD Homeopathic Hom Sylk drains SD V 6-9 Arts only A Cesspool method CD Science only S Pit system PT Arts & Scienee only AS Commerce only C tv 11 Head loads HL Arts & Commerce only AC Baskets B Combined for all categories ASC Wheel barrows WB Arts, Science and Commerce Septic tank latrines ST Law L Sewerage S V 10 Shorthand SH Typewriting Type IV 12 TubeweU water/Hand pump Tw Shorthand & Typewritiq Sh. Tap water T Type 0 Well water W Others V 20 Public Library PL Tank water Tk Reading Room RR 126 1981 CENSUS- STATEMENT- STATUS ,AND Population and S.No. Class, name and civic adminis- Location Name of tehsil Area (in Number of house- 1901 1911 tration status of town COde No. Sq. Kms.) holds including houseless house- holds (in 1981 Census) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 VI Banihal (NA) VI Ramban 4.07 325 2 VI Batote (NA) IV Ramban 6.48 523 3 V Bbaderwah (NA) II Bbaderwah 5. SO 955 2563 (-) 4 V Doda (NA) III Doda 14.25 953 1077 (-) S V Kilhtwar (NA) I Kishtwu' 0.63 1167 2378 (-) 6 VI Ramban (NA) V Ramban 4.53 496 50S (-) lZ1 TOWN DIRECTORY I GROWTH HISTORY growth rate of the town at the censuses of Deosity Sex ratio l ,.------~ 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 (1981 . 1961 1971 1981 Census) Census Census CeDsus 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 803 753 ,~ .'~, 1656 407 641 734 - (-) <-6.23) <+119.92) .. 1780 2320 2684 414 702 798 . 77S - - (-) <+30.34) (+15.69) 2603 2895 2989 3559 4129 5211 6075 ',(i"'\.5~ <+11.22) : <+3.25) :~<+19.07) <+16.01) <+26.20) <+16.58) .1105 883 935 954 \ Declassified .. ... 3148 4395 5396 379 779 774 82A <-) <+39.61) <+22.78) 2546 ,3335 3235 '3687 4140 5276 7114 11187 889 948 89S <+7.06) (+30.99) (-3.00) (+13.97) <+12.29) (+27.44) (+35.97) Declassified •• 1490 1581 2189 483 680 75:1 637 - (-) <+6.11) , <+38.46) 128 1981 CENSUS-TOWN DIRECTORY STATEMENT-U PHYSICAL ASPECTS AND LOCATION OF TOWNS, 1979 C1asa and name of Physical Aspects Name of and road distance (in Kms.) from s. .A. ______~ No. town r- Rainfall Temperature(in State District Tehsil Nearest Railway Bus route Navigable (inmm.) centigrade} Hqs. Hqs. I-Iqs. clvy station riv e.r I canal r---""'___' with (if withiR Maxi- Mini- ~ula- 10 Kms.) mum mum tionof onelalcb and more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 II 9 ]0 11 ]2 J VI Baaihal 748.1 31.3 -5.,5 Dada Ramban Sril!8gllr Jammu Banibal (96) (39) (107) (187) (0) snorJammu (187) 2 VI Batote N.A. N.A. N.A. Srinagar Doda Ramban Jammu Jammu Batott" (171) (53) (29) (123) (123) (0) Jammu (123) 3 V Bbadawall N.A. 'N.A. N.A. Srinagar Doda Bhadt"J'Wah Jammu Jammu Bhaderwah (252) (32) (0) (201) (201) (0) Jammu, (201) 4 V Doda N.A. N.A. N.A. 8rlnagar Doda Doda Jammu Jammu Doda (224) (0) (0) (173) (]13) (0) Jammu (173) 5 V X_tw_ N.A. N.A. N.A. Srmagar Doda Y.isJllwar Jammu Jammu Kisbt'l\oar (280) (59) (0) (229) (229) (0) Jammu (229) 6 VI Ramban N.A. N.A. N.A. 8rinagar Doda RambaD Srinallar Jammu Rambin (146) (82) (0) (]4f,) (148) «(\) Jammu I ]4lI} N.A. Not available MUNICIPAL FIN ANCE 130 1981 CENSUS- STATEMENT- MUNICIPAL FINANCE, So CIa. ud DIIDe of town Civic Receipt (in Rs•. '(0) No. administra- r- ~ tion status R~ceipt ~. Revenue Govern- Loan Advance Other Total (in 1980) through .. , derived ment receipt . lIUIiI.~~",iiI. ._ . ii.~ sources(specify) taxes from IJrant etc. municipal properties and power apart from taxation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 VI Banibai (N.A.) S8M 1148 500 2236 :a VI Batote (N.A.) 1360 35 500 1895. 3 V Bbaderwah (N.A.) 1189 24 214 1344 3311 4 -t Dada (N.A.) 1719 50 1203 ISO 3182 S V I Expenditure (in Rs.'. 00) r----,,-~ - ----.--.----____.-':""':'". _'_____ .,jo.______~---_:__--:---:"' ______~ Ooneral adminis- Public safety Public health Public works Public institu- Others (specifY) Total expendi- tration Rnd convenien- tiona ture ces 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 799 80 202 .. 1081 848 30 80 600 .. 1558 881 101 1543 120 . 26S1 1i16 498 1397 130 2811 121 31 2161 54 3373 (;47 1383 lOS 2135 182 1981 CENSUS- ST ATEMENT--; CIVIC AND OTHER s. Oass and name of towD Civic PopuIa- Sc:hccIu- Road System Number· of latrines No. adminis- tIoD. led Iengtb. of r- tration castes (in pII) scwer~ Water Service Olbers .tatus and age borne (in 1980) SCheduled tn"bes popu1a~ tion 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 lO- 1 VI BaDibal (N.A.) 1656 5 O8O,PT 25 2 VI Batote (N.A.) 2684 190 10 OSD,PT 38 100 3 V Bbaclerwah (N.A.) flJ75 78 2 osn 3 4 V Dada (N.A.) 5396 211 8 OSn 1 S V Kishtwar (N.A.) 7174 99 4 080 2 6 VI RambaD (N.A.) 2189 78 OSD,PT to 30 133 TOWN DIRECTORY IV AMENITIES. 1979 Method of Protected water supply Fire fightiD& Electtific:ation (Numb« of CODDeCaon.) -A" disposal of I ...... service ,.. . ----...... night·1Oi1 Source of System 0{ Domestic Industrial Commen:ial R.oad li&htina Others Supply stonlP. with (Points) capactty in Jitres (in brackets) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 II' 19 WB,HL T sa (l3SOOO) Yes 30S 8 154 44 WB,HL T SR (22S000) Yes 190 22 100 SO SO WB,HL T SR (450000) Yea 2068 2S 198 2- 63 WB.B T SR (4SOOOO) Yes 789 9 105 63 WB.B T SR (S85OOO) Yes 1997 215 2 90 WB,HL T SR (315000) Batote 160 3 119 39 (29). 134 1981 CENSUS- STATEMENT- MEDICAL, EDUCATION AL, lli;CREATI9NA L Popula- Medical facilities Educational S. Class and name of tow. , _____-___A. No. tion -A.. .HO$I)itals{ &dsin Artsi Medical Enginee- Polytec- Recogaiaed , DHpeJ1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 )1) HC (I), FC (1) 25 Srinagar Srinagar Snnagar Doda 1 Banibal 1656 Rh"derwah ., VI (128) (107) (107) (107) . (96) 2 VI Batote ,Z(j84 H (1) 25 Bhadel'wah Jammu· Srin&gi.r Jammu Doda (8S) (123) (171) (12.3) (53) .' i 1 3 V Bbaderwah 6075 H (1). J) (1) 30 AS{; (1) Jammu Srinar Jammu Sh. '" Type (1), ;,i (lOt) , (25) (201) 0(1) . . 4 ". J)oda ,5396 H (1)' Fe (1) 76 Bhaderwan Jammu Snnagar Jammu Sh. '" TyPe (I); (32) (In) (224) (173) 0(1) 5 V 7174 H (1), PC (I). 30 Bhaderwah Janunu Srinagar Jammu Sh. & Type (1), Kim'" TB(I) (91) (229) (280) (229) 0(2) 6 VI Ramban 2189 HC (I), FC (1) 10 Biladerwah Srlnagar Srinagar Srinagar Sh. &. Type (1) (114) (146) (146) (146) 0(1') 135 TOW~ DIRECTORY V AND CULTUa..L FACILITIES. 1979 WorkiDg Number of recreatio,.t and cultural. facilities facilities ~·s .,- boatels Higher secon- Secondary! JUDior Primary Adult with Sta4ia Cinema Auditorial Publicwa. • dary, Intcrme- Matticula- 8ccoDdary schools literacy QUIllbcr Drama! ties iDdudi118 diatelPUC tion aocl cJa.w:sJ oCseatl CommODity rcadiq l'OOIIpI (Pro-univemity Middle ...... balls .mllegc/jUDior schools otbas college level) (spec:ifJ) 12 13 14 IS 17 18 19 20 11 16 '!'. 1 2. 3 5 Doda PI.. (1), u. 0) (96) 1 2 3 ... ·Doda .. PL(I) (53) 1 3 5 12 . AC-I 1 .. PL(1) , 15 AC-l I PL (1). RR (1) s l' - 2 4 St 11 Doda 1 PL (I). RR(1) (59) 1 1 .s S Doda PL (1).RR (I) (82) 186 i9S1 CENSUS- STATEMENT- s. TRADE. COMMERC£. INDUSTRY No. Class anel name 01' tOft Name of tJJrCe most imJl(lftant commodities Name of three most important commodities , imported exported r- ' -, r- 1st lnd 300 1st 2nd 3rd ':1' 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 1 VI Banihal Tea Oil Wbeat Wa)nulll Fruits " 2 VI Batok IUce Spices Sugar VeactabJe Walnuts Apples: 3, V Bhdcnrah Me 9 10 11 12 13 14 3 Silken Cloth Shoes 3 2 Blankets Furniture wooden Willow Baskets 3 1 1 Wooden blanket'! Wooden furniture Woollen Shawls 4 1 Blankets Carpets 3 Furniture 2 1 PART B--PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 140 DISTRICT CENSUS S. District(fehsilfl'own Total Area in No. of No. of Total population (Including No. Rural/ occupied households institutional and houseless Urban Km2 residential population) houses r---_...J.... '1 p M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Uoda District T 11,691.0@ 62667, 65087, 425,262 223362, 201,900 R 11,655.5 58,549 60,668 400, 088 209,704 190,384 U 35.5 4,118 4,419 25,174 13,658 11,516 1 Kishtwar Tehsil T 1644.3 17,163 18,385 U8,(l61 62,581 56,080 R 1643.7 16,216 17,218 111487, 58,795 52692, U 0.6 947 1,167 7,174 3,786 3,388 Kishtwar (N.A.) U 0.63 947 1,167 7174, 3,786 3,388 2 Bhaderwah Tchsil T 331. 5 14,292 14547, 102626 , 52,748 49878, R 326.0 13,353 13,592 96,551 49,619 46, 912 U 5.5 939 955 6,075 3,109 2,966 Bhaderwah (j'Il:lA.) u 5.50 939 955 6,075 3,109 2,966 I.~ . 3 Doda Tehsil T 1032.9 14,233 14,619 94,7li 49,508 45209, R 1018.6 13,319 13666, 89,321 46,549 42772, U 14.3 9i4 953 5,396 2,959 2,437 Doda (N.A.) U 14.25 914 953 5,396 2,959 2,437 4 Ramban Tehsil T 1134.4 16979, 17,536 109,258 58525, 50,733 R Illll.3 15,661 16192, 102,729 54, i21 48008, U 15.1 1,318 1,344 6,529 3,804 2,725 Batotc (N.A.) U 6.48 S23 523 2684, 1,512 1,172 Ramban (N.A.) U 4.53 495 496 2189, 1,337 852 Banihal (N.A.) U 4.07 300 325 ] ,656 955 701 141 ABSTRACT Scbeduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates ,..._, r-----J.----,..._, r- 1""":1 r-p M F P M F P M F 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 37,173 19,324 17,849 78,6711 'i3,P."7 ]4,811 36,517 18,970 17,547 64,811 55,15:l 9,658 656 354 302 13,867 S,714 5,153 6,751 3,526 3,227 19,IH1 15,721 4,090 6,654 3,172 3,182 15;882 13,360 2,522 99 54 45 3,929 2,361 1,568 99 54 45 3,929 2,361 1,5,68 14013, 7,212 6,821 :!,31)71 18,232 5,439 13,955 7,1'13 6,772 2{\~14 16,232 4,082 78 29 49 3,357 2,000 1,357 -78 29 ~9 3,357 2,000 J,357 10,803 5,621 5,180 17,76'1 H,913 2,849 10,5Q2 5,509 5,OR3 . , 14,1l49 11,021 ],825 20 114 97 2,913 1,8119 1,024 1.11 114 97 29n, I,S89 1,024 5,5114 2,963 2,621 17,434 15,001 2,433 5,316 2,806 2,510 : .. B,766 12,537 1,229 168 157 111 ~,(i6~ 2,464 1,204 190 107 83 1,555 987 568 , 7~ 50 18 .. 1,173 899 374 840 578 262 142 DISTRICT CENSUS MAIN Dis trict ITe!tsil/Town Totalf .A._ ...... N.J. Rural{ Urban Total Main Wor!.;ers Cultivalors Agricultaral Labourers (I-xI) (1) (ll) r- """'\ ,-----A- """'\ ,-- P M P P M F P M p ...... 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 21 Doda District T 142,360 114,564 21,196 101,586 82,715 24,811 3,166 3598 168 R 135052 161901 27145 101010 82184 24826 3. 538 3319 159 U 7308 6651 651 516 5.H 45 228 219 9 t Kishtwar Teh'lil T 43953 33081 10812 33406 23180 10226 872 808 64 R 42149 31444 10705 33265 23062 10203 712 652 60 U 1804 1637 167 141 118 23 160 156 4 Kishtwar (N.A.) U 1804 1637 161 141 118 23 160 156 4 '2 Bhaderwah Tehsil T 34,469 25835 8634 24375 17024 7351 817 786 31 R 32912 24449 8463 24230 16888 7342 799 773 26 U 1557 1386 171 145 136 9 18 13 5 Bhaderwah (N.A.) U 1551 1386 171 145 136 9 18 13 5 3 Doda Tehsil T 32025 26039 5986 26018 20 533 5485 734 689 45 R 30 394 24581 5813 25940 20460 5480 734 689 45 U 1631 1458 173 78 73 5 Doda (N.A.) U 1631 1458 173 78 '73 S 4 Ramban Teh,il T ,31'913 29609 2304 23787 21918 1809 1343 1315 28 R 29597 27433 2.164 23575 21174 1801 1293 1265 28 U 2316 217~ 140 212 204 8 50 SO Datote (N.A.) U 897 854 43 121 120 11 11 Ramban (N.A.) U 912 844 68 67 60 7 16 16 Danihal eN. A.) U 501 418 29 24 24 23 23 Note: - @Repn:sents provisional geographical area figures supplied by the Surveyor Ge:teral. Pi.!lures for urban areas are those supplied bY the Local Bodies. Area figures for rural areas ate derived by subt1'acting the urban area from the tot I tlrea of the district. The tota' of the area fi'Wres of the tehsils will not tally with the district figures becal1se a the fanner repeC'sent paper area and are derived rom the figures supplied by the Revenue Department. Conversion Table _1 Acre =0.40469 hectares and 100 hectares =1 Km2 143 /ABSTRACT WORKERS ----, Household Industry Other Workers Matlufactl\dng, Processim;, [Ill , IV. V (b) and Marginal Workers Non·Workers Servicing Md Repflirs VI to IX] . [V (a)] ,..-___..A.. ___." r-___.A. ___ -. ~----~------~ ~------~----~ P M F .p M F P M F P M F 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 2611 2223 388 28397 26028 2369 42032 9 454 32 578 2fO 870 99 344 141 526 2563 2189 374 21941 20 155 1 186 41 310 9 276 32 034 223 726 92 521 131 205 34 14 6456 5873 583 722 178 544 17144 6823 10321 48 I 93~ 763 176' 8736 8330 406 7149 1714 5435 67559 277g6 39773 922 748 174 7250 6982 268 6913 1 656 5 257 62425 25 695 36 730 17 15 2 148(j 1348 138 236 58 178 5 134 2091 3043 17 15 2 1486 1348 138 236 58 178 5 134 2091 3043 ~27 700 127 .8450 7325 ] 125 12609 2 437 10172 55548 24476 31 072 ·S16 691 125 ;067 6097 970 12367 2379 9988 51 272 22811 2S 41)1 11 9 '2 1383 1228 155 242 58 184 4276 1 665 2611 11 9 2 1 383 1 228 155 242 58 184 4276 1 665 2611 406 383 21 4867 4434 433 8 496 1 774 6 722 54 196 21 695 32 501 399 378 21 3321 3054 267 8327 1 737 6590 50600 20231 30369 7 5 2 1546 1380 166 169 37 132 3 596 1464 2 132 7 5 2 1546 1380 166 169 37 132 3 596 14 64 2 132 ·439 377 62 6344 5939 405 13778 3529 10249 63567 25387 381110 426 372 54 4303 4022 181 13703 3 504 10 199 59429 23784 35645 13 5 8 2041 ] 917 114 75 25 50 4 138 1 603 2 535 765 723 42 10 5 5 1777 653 1124 7 6 822 767 55 35 9 26 1242 484 758 6 4 'I 454 427 27 30 11 19 1119 466 653 144 URBANJVll..LAGE PRIMARY TEHSIL KISHTWAR Loca- Name of Villagel Area No. of No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literates tion Town/Ward of occupied House- (Including Instit'ltional Castes Tribes Code Vi!lage Residen- holds & Houseles~ No. 10 tial Pop:Jiatior) H>ctares Houses and of Town! Ward in Km2 ,.-__--A. ___ --. ,.-_.A._ """I r----A..--. ,.---.A.--, P M F M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 3/1 Kishtwar Tehsil TOt'll 1644.3 Km2 171 63 18385 118661 62581 "i6080 3526 3227 15721 409(» (164427.36 Hectares) ( Rura] 16437 K'l1" 16216 17218 111487 58795 52692 3472 3182 13360 25Z.l. (164364.36 H'!ctnes) Urban 0.6 Km' 947 1167 7174 3786 3388 54 45 2361 156&: (63.00 Hect.ires) RURAL AREAS 1 SJkhnai 1879.78 34 34 215 121 94 18 2 Rekcnwas 1173.19 16 21 132 79 53 3 Gunri 1322.12 37 37 258 140 118 19 4 Margri 1284.89 68 78 531 301 230 31 ]; S B1lsmina 885.06 59 59 423 225 198 31 3 6 Aftee 11 63.89 43 59 404 225 179 39 1 7 Choye Deaman 293.40 43 47 343 185 158 27 I 8 Barayan 531.76 36 42 311 165 146 41 2' 9. Mungli 1604,59 20 29 186 107 79 14 10 Iosha:!. 540.26 52 67 438 246 192 60 S. 11 Mlilwarwan 1104.80 52 52 357 206 151 51 1 (2 Nawgam 438.28 27 31 231 118 113 37 J. 13 D1:Jarie 249.69 28 29 189 94 95 :fO 3 14 NJPachi 1397.39 134 163 1042 592 450 3 190 13 15 yeerdu 656.00 124 114 799 420 379 142 7 pathgam 16 1580.72 82 83 664 347 317 ~O 2' 17 Rinaie 1451.22 108 108 728 387 341 67 1 18 Qaderna 3040.05 146 146 905 493 412 91 J; 19 Cbanjer 2141.21 139 143 1121 622 499 91 IS 20 TilleI 153.00 69 70 445 236 209 55 55 145 CENSUS ABSTRAct MAl"'" WORKERS Marginal Non-Worker. Workers Total Main C1.lltivators Agricul tura) Household Other W,'rkl'1'> Labourers Industry Workl'r~ (I IX) (I) (II) Matlufactilring, [H!, IV, V (b) Processillg, & VI to IX] Ser\'kiu!! and P.elJairs [\. (a)] ~-...... r----"--...... ,.--.A-.-...... M F M F M F 15 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 )8 33081 Hl872 23180 10226 808 64 763 176 8330 406 1714 5435 2778(' 39773 31444 10705 230"2 102~3 652 7411 174 6982 268 1656 5257 25695 36730 1637 167 118 23 156 4 15 2 1348 138 S8 li8 20~] 3043 75 60 73 59 2 46 34 56 .15 56 12 23 37 113 46 68 26 20 14 57 72 170 43 167 30 12 3 14 131 173 129 I'll 125 61 4 11 96 126 135 57 lf18 56 11 11> .2 43 88 79 109 74 84 73 16 1 10 75 74 91 39 77 37 3 11 2 1 42 73 65 62 36 54 35 3 1 5 2 12 43 'n 149 17 106 36 2 41 1 56 9~ 99 128 gl 102 80 5 1 21 S 14 73 56 80 ~1 155 51 5 10 3 4 3'5 58 34 49 34 1 8 4 3 31 58 369 :m 231 228 13 125 4 2 2 221 215 261 226 191 2'4 10 SF. 1 159 153 229 215 204 212 3 3 19 7 117 95 2R3 2\9 175 "!.O7 26 2 7 3 75 7 .i 13 100 109 359 292 320 2'10 I 3 36 I 1 133 119 379 243 254 198 74 B 11 1 40' 1 21 243 135 14~ 116 110 115 3 3 27 1 7 11 86 S2 146 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY TEHSIL KISHTWAR Loca- Name of Village! Area of No. of No,of Total population (lllcluding Scheduled Scheduled Literates tion Towel/Ward \'iIlage occu- house- Institutional and Houseless Caste$ Tribes Code in pied holds Population) No. Hectares residen- &of tial Town,' houses W'lrt:! inKm'2 , _ _ _.A. _ _ _-...... ".- _.A._"",\ ,--' -", 'r- _..A..- ...... P M F M F M F M F 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 21 Hanzal 25~. 36 42 42' 241 146 95 27 22 D:harna ~3.10 110 III 759 4tS 3H 37 3 23 Chicha DachoaD 1277 20 133 134 893 469 42t 107 6 24 Lohrna 598.54 278 278 1914 973 94.1 307 2S 25 J~nak pur 272 :16 151 152 931 477 454 141 13 26 Sonder 891. 13 290 290 1778 921 857 232 26 27 Lopara 1500.59 272 272 1782 931 851 226 4 28 Palmar 425j';.93 671 674 4149 2131 20)8 203 193 635 115 29 Bhander Koot 167.14 22 22 139 72 67 :H 4 30 Kawartanji 1335.48 92 92 570 298 272 18 2 31 Cher iee 2207.58 121 121 914 438 476 51 7 32 Samna Bhata 827.19 88 89 59S 113 287 37 33 Ajna 1824.05 70 70 4'18 270 208 20 16 8 4 34 C'hbbha r-;a~sain 520.03 59 S9 405 204 199 7 • 35 Galhar Bhata 1291. 37 109 109 692 381 311 49 36 Sazar 33R.73 39 39 279 151 128 16 16 21 37 Kidru 148.12 11 11 67 38 Z9 38 Jar Sit 18 39 39 253 136 117 10 11 41 39 Kadail 114.51 29 29 206 108 98 5 2 43 4 40 Afani 144.07 105 105 651 340 311 101 20 41 Atl:>oli 131.93 J42 142 810 407 403 56 61 215 ·109 42 Hamori 508.29 19 20 127 65 62 9 10 18 43 Luder 11210 56 56 276 )43 133 62 61 27 .... 4" Massu 1343 98 68 68 413 232 181 8 5 95 6 45 Mati 674.62 35 35 240 133 107 41 35 9 46 Layee 814.64 22 22 138 73 lIS 13 17 13 6 47 Ligri 9(J4..38 168 169 1170 649 521 100 84 104 3 48 Pandail 212.S7 30 30 187 96 91 24 147 CENSUS· AB~TRAcr ~ ______MAIN WORKERS-A Total Main Cultivators Agrirultural Household Other Marginal Non-Workers Workers Labourers Industry Workers Workers (I-IX) Manufacturing, [III, TV • V, (b) (I) (II) Processing, & VI, to IX,] Servicinl! and Repairs [V (8) 1 ,--A __,"", ,- _..A.- ...... ,--.Jo-- _...... ,- - -.A...-., ,-A__ ...... ,- _-- ...... M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 28 97 3C 82 30 15 8 49 57 "296 110 262 1('2 5 29 g .5 113 229 104 164 162 ]63 1 1 140 1 41 82 124 178 '533 381 362 363 1 1 13 157 17 44 189 396 371 255 176 175 174 1 12 67 2 45 89 177 189 553 142 452 138 1 100 4 60 342 308 373 592 S02 495 495 2 4 95 3 66 37 273 312 1154 452 809 ·446 81 38 3 226 3 47 460 930 1106 28 4 12 3 16 1 7 18 37 45 170 156 13 127 272 .232 97 210 96 4 1 1 17 26 119 180 2'iO 161 19 150 19 4 1 6 15 103 137 160 152 5 129 9 3 14 1 118 202 108 17 106 17 1 1 6 17 90 16) 205 If) 170 10 11 24 176 301 7S 45 71 4S 4 3 73 83 20 8 18 8 2 2 6 16 15 63 1 56 1 7 1 73 115 38 6 28 6 10 2 6 68 86 144 31 120 31 3 21 196 280 154 82 44 73 1 1 108 9 2 253 119 32 7 26 7 2 4 3 S 30 SO 64 20 58 20 6 6 17 73 96 ilIO 93 94 93 16 127 88 S2 21 SO 21 5 4 76 82 34 4 12 3 9 1 1 12 4 5 35 56 291 228 279 227 12 1 41 21 317 . 272 32 15 28 15 4 q l:t 55 63 148 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY TEHSIL KISHTWAR Locs- Name of Village! Area of No. of No. of Total J'Opulation (rncluding Scheduled Scheduled Literates tion Town/Ward Village occu- House- Institutional and Houseless Castes Tribes Code in pied holds Population) No. Hectares residen and or tial Townl Houses Ward ill K m S ,------'------,-_ _.A.-...... ,...---.A.__ ...... , __ ..A- __ -, P M F M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 49 Kundal 202.35 138 635 347 288 80 13 50 palalj 1688 77 101 102 729 403 326 49 40 108 51 Chashoti 243.62 23 23 177 96 81 4 3 38 6 52 Hanl!u 116.55 35 J5 256 110 136 10 2 53 Machail 113.31 21 156 83 1~ 19 54 Losain 844.99 51 53 314 165 149 18 2 55 Garh Padder 1758.18 tl8 89 569 106 263 15 19 40 '1 55 Leoundi 361.19 42 42 267 144' 123 W 1 57 Gulab Garh 538.24 74 74 495 277 218 126 104 3 58 Kaban 3475.07 58 t;1 402 H2 210 2 2 41 S9 Sohal 1031.55 112 82 451 241 209 16 13 74 S. 60 Ongayee 2076.06 51 51 345 188 157 9 12 26 8 iii Tun 1781.85 26 28 147 73 74 11 1 62 Muthal 238.77 12 12 139 72 67 10 73 Jawalt" PI1l' 221. 35 86 87 511 283 238 62 7 74 Kewah 270.33 125 127 897 469 4211 27 21 100 10 7S Tlpri 528.53 105 105 ~06 410 396 68 60 30 2 149 cENsus ABSTRACf MAIN WORKERS Mar~inal Nc.oJl-Workers r------____ --'" ______...." Workers Total Main Cultivalors Agricultural Hourehold Other Workers Labourers Industr~ (I -X) (I) Workers Manuracturing [Ill IV, V, (b) (II} Processinl! & Vl to TX] Servicinl! aod Repairs (V, ell)) ,---v---, M F ..-----v----, .---v----, ~ M F M F M F 15 J6 17 IS 19 20 21 12 23 24 25 26 27 28 128 ' 22 84 19 43 3 21 32 198 234 193 16 184 16 9 2lO 51 41 10 45 81 52 27 47 26 5 9 24 59 85 37 17 36 11 2 10 44 46 66 25 64 25 2 9 14 90 110 168 39 J62 39 6 llll 224 50 28 49 28 94 95 127 115 1 11 150 217 78 49 72 49 6 26 32 88 129 112 11 93 1 10 18 7 3 123 '195 100 75 99 75 2 2 86 80 37 15 3S 15 2 :2 2 34 57 23 21 22 21 5 8 44 33 37 11 34 11 3 2 7 28 58 33 25 31 25 2 37 52 149 41 139 41 9 19 36 140 200 129 72 ,96 72 2 30 I) 32 100 136 75 61 69 61 6 I) 3 101 9S 116 11 112 11 3 13 22 86 139 708 149 552 148 26 130 1 2 12:1 S2S 895 203 11 147 9 I) 13 34 '2 5 26 181 285 42 3 29 3 6 7 1 47 60 48 J43 35 115 33 8 20 2 7 4 172 226 160 70 135 69 3 21 1 5 6 118 162 253 18J IllS 177 10 4 3 S4 1 3S S3 181 194 185 13 129 6 4 4 S1 3 26 113 199 270 150 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY TEBSIL KISHTWAR Loca- Name of Villagel Area of No. of No. of Total POPIlJ;.; tion (rncludinl! Scheduled Scheduled Literates tion Town/Ward Yillage OCCIl- House- Institutional and HJuseless Castes Tribes Code in pied holds Population) No. Hectares residential and \)1 Houses Townl Ward in Km2 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 76 Mori 631. 72 99 99 671 360 311 69 77 Balgran 695.~6 135 135 782 415 367 65 64 57 2 78 Knwarthara 87.82 22 22 134 73 61 24 16 38 3 79 Neejo 288.14 85 85 465 257 208 104 96 37 3 80 Sharoti 1343.57 40 40 277 146 131 51 6 81 Loondri 1241. 59 67 67 471 241 230 45 4 82 Chalasu 274.78 32 32 200 102 98 24 4 83 .Kalchanda 320.51 38 38 236 130 106 17 18 25 4 84 Tatani 545.12 118 136 1097 582 515 157 8 85 Gudh 72.84 20 20 117 70 47 16 1 86 Kukarwas 35.61 20 20 161 79 82 4 6 31 3 87 Mandar 486.44 39 39 261 133 128 11 88 Chamoti 1394.16 80 80 540 284 256 15 1 89 Dhar 216.92 40 40 230 128 102 37 S 90 Lass 96.32 32 32 276 146 130 35 1 91 ·Kohri 163.09 36 37 220 105 115 12 17 38 10 92 Duga 252.93 54 55 329 176 1S3 11 ID 84 34 93 Baroti 255.76 37 37 263 141 122 55 43 38 1 94 Chandali 905.29 51 52 338 177 161 10 8 18 95 Bhugrana 303.52 94 94 590 326 264 47 40 103 12 96 Badhat 222.98 69 70 431 239 192 93 86 65 9 ;')7 Ju;h:ma 194.66 21 21 133 69 64 26 5 98 Salna 310.40 64 64 421 234 111,7 92 668.55 54 54 409 211 198 15 15 24 100 Bhandera 413.59 54 54 363 191 172 31 151 CENSUS ABSTRAcr MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-Worken Workers r'------~-----~------~ Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Labourers Industry workers (I-IX) (I) Manufacturing [III IV. V (h) (II) Processing & VI to IX] Servicin!l and Repairs [V (a)] ~-,""", ~r-~~ M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 210 185 '65 154 7 2l 17 15 14 1(1 1'" 140 114 269 238 256 236 1 2 12 9 137 129 47 1 41 6 1 26 60 109 5 . 104 5 5 22 12 126 191 78 35 73 35 5 11 20 57 76 'l.36 36 131 36 S .. 5 16 100 178 76 39 67 35 1 3 1 6 2 16 26 43 73 17 60 9 '] 5 8 5 10 30 47 230 2 189 4 1 37 1 4 ]0 348 503 31 1 27 4 1 39 46 46 3 41 2 5 1 2 31 70 :88 77 86 77 2 45 51 2 2 84 198 2'i6 86 78 77 77 3 6 1 1 42 23 '94 91 93 91 1 52 39 Sd 76 54 76 2 2 47 39 91 77 73 76 1 17 1 2 82 74 ""17 1 71 1 1 5 - 64 121 26 5 24 5 2 62 11 89 145 il97 150 171 149 3 23 1 30 31 99 83 101 6 80 4 8 13 2 138 186 33 33 32 33 36 28 1135 IS 104 14 30 2 111 97 61 a32 7 124 7 8 2 48 77 143 .118 .. 103 ... .. - 15 •• 73 172 152 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY TEHSIL K~SHTWAR Loca- Name of Village/ Area of No. of No. of Total Population Schedul.-:d Scheduled Lileratc& tion Town/Ward Village occu- House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes Code in pied holds alld Houseless Popu No. Hectares residen- lation) and of tial Town/ Houses Ward inKmt r--.A-..-.., r- -.A_...~ P M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12· 13 14 101 Karool 1289.74 303 304 1965 1025 940 107 87 187 102 Lawa 302.30 30 34 238 129 109 31 103 Agral 279.64 84 84 563 298 265 56 6 104 Darat- 399.02 61 63 464 233 231 118 113 75 8 105 Janwas 1578.69 87 8~ 542 282 260 115 19- 106 Gahan 1282.46 76 77 550 282 268 6 8 75 5 107 Pora 1034.16 42 43 267 145 122 4 108 Dahar Bangar 4763.60 UNINHABITED 109 Piyas 177.41 42 42 281 156 125 18 110 Chingnana 916.62 34 34 288 174 114 29 111 .Dachla 1418.84 57 57 365 184 181 11 I 112 Danji 61. 51 9 9 74 34 40 I 113 Bhatan 1338.71 31 31 195 101 94 23 1 114 .Chandna 453.66 15 IS 84 48 36 7 115 Bhagna 2138.38 189 196 1324 691 633 42 35 136 23 116. Dool 2606.20 299 332 2167 1149 1018 99 90 325 3S 117 Trip,am 3201.10 224 224 1662 854 808 252 260 206 16- 118 Kishtwar 1937.25 344 391 2635 1343 1292 32 28 649 33} 119 Lach Kbazana 418.85 137 155 854 411 443 142 156 192 100 120 lach Dayaram 514.;7 245 254 1620 1113 807 11 11 327 118 121 Poochal 1337.50 447 471 3191 1626 1565 202 184 813 328 122 Matta 421.28 278 294 1920 949 971 162 137 659 123 Hariyal 466.20 105 126 901 459 442 49 43 261 140 124 Ohli 1261. 01 57 57 428 228 200 9 125 Bat Koot 562 52 77 77 56J 275 266 80 72 33 153 CENSUS AJJS1'RAcr MAIN WORKERS Mar,iDaJ Non-Workera Workers Total Main Cultivators Airicultural Household Other Workers Labourers Industry Workers (I-IX) (I) (II) Manufacturing [III. lV, V (b) Processing &; VI to IX) Servicing and Repairs [V (a)] A ,_..~ , , , ., \ \ M P F M F M F F •M """"'F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 625 434 549 418 33 9 43 7 1 397 50S 80 65 78 65 2 4 49 40 181 71 166 71 15 117 194 119 6 63 5 36 6 1 14 113 225 158 95 117 92 1 41 2 6 5 118 160 144 28 135 28 9 1 1 131 239 96 2 95 2 1 49 120 UNINHABITED 79 51 74 51 5 77 74 85 26 81 26 4 81) 88 97 107 22 21 5 5 1 8 14 69 145 18 24 24 18 10 22 55 17 54 17 1 6 13 40 64 37 13 36 23 1 11 13 372 60 249 55 12 III 5 5 66 314 SO? 592 118 320 111 2 41 3 229 4 24 325 533 575 10 237 391 8 19 115 2 1 16 462 782 604 63 186 41 19 81 14 318 8 u 73 733 llS6 149 16 42 9 11 10 80 7. 1 262 426 4Q2 18 156 11 11 9 220 7 34 39 377 750 647 31 355 18 10 21 2 261 11 84 256 895 ]278 359 106 75 63 5 33 18 246 2S 24 90 566 775 204 12 91 ]0 94 12 6 424 147 54 145 54 2 8J J46 127 81 114 78 5 2 8 147 203 154 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMAllY TEHSIL KlSH'fWAR UJc:a.o Name of VillaIeI Area of No. of No. of Total population (Includ Scheduled Scheduled Literates tioo ToWD/Ward Village occu- House- ing Institutional and Castes Tribes Code in pied holds Houseless Population) No. Hectares residen- and of tial Town! Houses Ward inKm2 ,-~ 1 P M F M F 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 126 Akerhang 566.56 31 31 208 108 100 37 27 12 2 127 Halor 120.19 3S 35 248 136 112 33 128 Sangna 206.39 22 23 183 102 81 38 129 Kutal 191.82 22 22 134 73 61 4 10 17 130 Prishmula 380.41 19 19 134 64 70 7 131 Malie 276.81 19 19 117 65 52 13 11 13 112 Nagh Batna 377.58 14 14 125 60 65 11 14 2S 133 Shandri 1100.76 21 21 117 61 56 6 6 9 1 134 Bershala 326.58 5 5 36 17 19 1 135 Hadar 429.78 24 24 155 78 77 5 136 Anjcl 1]90.60 63 63 410 205 205 S7 S6 69 6 137 Dharbadan 411.16 136 137 824 426 398 112 lOS 157 30 138 Filler 1197.48 302 303 1841 909 932 78 80 280 29 139 Pakalan 610.68 70 70 375 182 193 22 26 3 3 140 Seergwar lS6.62 40 40 243 134 109 29 141 Ke'lhwan S064.69 331 335 1799 956 843 117 4 142 Saranwan 20S2.59 130 136 747 383 364 2 81 7 143 Darbeel 942.S3 215 220 1233 653 580 41 26 118 3 144 Rahal thai 11)21. 84 214 11'1 1!58 623 535 39 3 14C Haotna 1121. 40 116 128 753 403 350 7 4 91 5 146 Dhar 898 01 121 In 778 408 370 41 30 147 Udil GO.iran 63 13 66 S3 454 247 207 1411 Mool Chetar 1214 811 220 221 1424 729 695 s 149 Kuehal 3539.$12 296 311) 2.174 1146 1028 109 3 150 Chhatrol.l 4002.18 1592 126 92 155 CENSUS ABSTRACI' MAIN WORKBRS Maqinal Non-Worken. Wodcen Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Worken Labourers Industry Worken (I-IX) (I) (II) Manufacturint , [III, IV, V (b) Processing, & VIto IX] Servicing and Repain [V (a)] ~ r .. , , I M F M F M F IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 53 1 48 1 5 55 99 68 2 62 2 6 4 68· 106 5\ 6 41 6 10 1 10 SO 65 40 12 26 2 12 4 21 29 28 32 29 1 2 3 32 67 31 3 23 3 7 2 5 32 44 22 13 2 7 2 6 36 58 26 21 5 1 35 55 10 2 10 2 1 1 6 16 41 9 40 9 1 2 3 35 65 101 5 73 5 1 27 104 200 185 3 13S 1 6 41 2 5 3 236 392 418 233 366 222 18 10 34 1 4 21 487 678 123 67 121 66 2 1 7 13 52 113 47 4 42 4 5 1 86 105 585 7 544 6 13 27 1 1 6 370 830 22S 176 179 175 5 41 19 30 139 158 431 97 383 96 10 38 77 222 406 382 96 321 71 6 3 15 40 22 241 439 224 123 197 123 3 23 17 74 162 153 223 81 194 81 28 2 5 183 284 170 57 144 57 9 17 77 ISO 344 IS 233 15 49 10 52 66 244 319 436 784 176 755 176 4 4 21 3 11 359 841 1151 291 967 277 21 15 13 148 3 14 799 1287 156 URBAN/VILLAGE PlUMARY TEHSH.. KISHTWAB. Loc:a- Name of Village/ An:aof No. of No. of lion Town/Ward ToW population Scheduled Sctle ,--.A._-, r--..A..-...... , p M F -, M F M F- M 1 2 F 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ]0 11 12 13 14 151 Indarwal 187J.69 462 471 2687 t470 1217 124 J03 211 152 Chingam 12 4540.22 435 438 2S0S 1346 1159 52 44 174 153 Dichar 3 565.35 27 33 164 96 6Ii 15 154 Sigdee 2961.12 573 591 3433 1887 1546 38 38 237 155 Bhata 21 3052.98 58 59 277 159 118 46 156 Tagood 4 5057.01 212 215 1295 645 650 175 157 Forest Block: 7 145 672 5286 2846 2440 115 7 1~ CENSUS ABSTRACI' MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-Workers -. Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Labourers Industry Worken (I-IX) (I) (II) Manufacturing, [III, IV, V (b) Processing, & VIto IX] Servicine and Repairs tv (a)] ,.. r--~ I I ~ " \ r-----A----.. r---"--' r---A.--" M P M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17" 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 21( 759 372 536 371 5 1 19 199 63 5S 648 790 756 286 653 286 7 96 102 373 488 500 55 4 47 4 8 41 64" 952 23 697 23 142 24 89 124 419 811 1104 "" 99 25 72 24 27 1 17 54 43 39 ; 226 7 151 " 7 6 69 60 34 359 609 :1751 39 33 3 36 2 "S 2 1672 32 1 111 1094 "" 2290 158 URBAN/VILLAGE PRlMAlty TERSIL KlSHTWAR. Loc:a- Name or VaDaael AreaoC No. of No. of Total population (Includilll Scheduled Scbedu1ed Literarea tion TOWD/Ward Villa"" occu- H~... iostitutional aDd Hou~1ess Castes Tribes Code in pied holdi PoIIuJadon) No. HCi:tart'S residen- 8ndof tial Town! HoUSE'!l Ward joKmli r----A.--~ ------~ P M F M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 URBAN AREAS fJ/I Kislatwa r Notified Area O.63KJn2 941 1167 7174 3786 3388 54 45 2J61 1568 1 Gohrian MohaBa 44 50 257 l29 12S 29 2 2 Trulcuni Mohalla 23 26 135 78 57 49 42 57 23 3 Pir a Mohall 33 34 231 109 122 69 54 4 KhojaMobalJa 16 16 107 48 59 . ! 38 30 5 WalirianMohalla 12 33 241 130 111 88 59 6 Julia Mohalla 16 16 72 44 28 26 11 7 7,argaran MobaUa 2R 32 189 108 81 73 35 8 Astan Sharid Pain 5 6 6J 34 27 24 17 Mohalla 9 Bun Astan (Bakshi 54 54 361 165 197 87 76 Nagar) Mohalia JO YoJYzta MobaDa 7 7 77 37 40 26 21 t J Malik Moballa 21 29 1.OS 105 103 82 65 12 ()aI:i Mohalla 16 17 102 52 SO 36 32 13 Power House Mo&alIa 64 69 332 184 148 127 72 14 ShaD. Mohalla 2C 2J 109 52 57 ·36 23 15 Parihar Moballa 11 14 55 34 21 28 12 16 Kundu MohaUa 1 2 14 5 9 3 7 ., Subhan Ga,roo MohaUa 3 4 28 15 13 10 12 18 Deu Najar Mohalla 5 13 86 51 35 42 21 19 Gum Kocha Mohalla 18 15 110 61 49 53 32 20 Akbun Mohalla I 12 76 36 40 26 19 21 Brahman MobaDa 33 57 298 158 140 111 79 22 Rather Mohalla 9 23 77 48 19 1 41 II 23 Tarak Mohalla 1 3 22 12 10 10 6 24 Shall Mohalla 7 8 46 17 29 7 12 15 Coagroo Mohalla n 16 77 39 38 3C 23 159 ,CENSUS .ABSTRACf MAIN WORKERS Non-Workers MarI-wcri'kln" Toatl Ma.n CIlIt'vators Agricultural Household Other "-Workers Labowers Industry Workers ,(I-IX) (I) (II) Manufacturiq [(DI, IV, V Processing &: VI to IX)r> Servi" and Repa~V(a'l ,..-----A.--' ~---, ,..--_.A...--, ,..-----"---, ,---....._-, ,-A.._-.. ,..----"---, M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 1637 167 118 23 156 4 15 Z 1348 138 58 178 2091 3043 64- 3 3 1 48 2 13 65 125 35 1 5 7 21 1 43 56 52 6 5 5 .. 42 (I 1 57 US 18 3 2 16 3 2 30 54 SO 2 4 .. 46 2 80 109 15 2 2 3 1D 2 l,9 26 44 4 .. 44 4 64- 77 17 4 3 10 1 17 26 ,63 3 9 7 47 3 102 1M 15 1 2 U .1 3 19 . 39 ~ 3 2 48 3 SS IGe 24 1 1 2. 1 21 6 3 2S 43 II) 9 J . 1 4 1 74 8 1 103 139 22 4 9 13 " 38 JlJ 16 1 .. 16 8 J4 .1 2 2 " 3 9 1 2. .. •• .. 7 2 1 7 10" 20 3 1 19 1 1 J 30 31 .28 6 3 2S 6 3 30 43 16 3 1 IS 3 20 YI 64 14 9 9 3 52 5 IS 31 79 9S .30 4 2 2 28 2 1 6 17 19 4 2 2 3 3 S 7 12 29 S .5 ..'J 18 Z 18 2 3 21 33 160 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY TEIISll.. KISHTWAD. I.Dca- Name of Villagel Area.,f No. of No. of Tot31 population (Including Scheduled Scheduled Literates don TownlWard . V~ occu- House- Institutional and HouSeless Castes Tribes Code m pied holds Population) No' HectU'eS resid~· and of tial Town! Houses Ward inKm2 r --.. ~-A_-.. r--A---.. r---A.---... P M F M F M F M p. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 26 Tapal Mohalla 10 11 113 52 61 39 40, 27 Krayee Pale Mohalla I5 16 104 52 52 42 31 28 Gilkar Mohalla 3 3 12 8 4 7 2: 29 Hajam Mohalla. 13 13 82 40 42 2S 18 30 Dar Mohalla 16 19 102 52 50 38 27 31 Kummar Mohalla 18 21 139 84 55 64 21 32 Shaheedi Mohalla 89 117 696 383 313 3 3 258 ;178· 33 cruiitlroo Mohalla 59 79 550 300 2SO 113 70, 34 Bagwan MohaHil 56 77 5S2 281 271 144 100· 3S Shorgadi Mohalla 6 6 47 21 26 17 12 36 RaDgraze Mohalla 9 18 119 66 53 4S 40· 37 Dar Mohalla • 7 g 47 24 23 .. 8 5 38 Kichloo MohaUa 22 26 200 124 76 97 41 39 SarOcli Mohalla 18 n 173 94 79 44 30· 40 Ku~al MohaU. 20 23 161 77 84 44 35 41 Go~~iMoha1bl is 22 109 61 48 32 '15 42 Kamal Mohalla· ~ 27 141 78 63 40 26 43 BaiJarMohall& 10 11) 11 45 Bandari MohaIb 19 24 167 86 81 6(i . 38 46 Abu'Mohall a . 6 b 32 20 12 13 6, 47 Melita Moba1la 13 J5 81 39 42 14 20· :;'; 48 Gupta Mobana ~ 3 17 !I 9 4 7' 49 lrlf~t Ganai Mohall~ 11 8 72 35 ~7 2'. 12 '., ·:i 161 CENSUS ABSTRACI' MAIN WOR.KERS Marginal 'Non-Workers Workers Total Main CUltiVatol'!l Agricultural HOlJseh,,.d Other Workers Labourers Industry Workers (I-DO (I) (II) Manufacturing [(lll IV, V, (b) ProcessiD!;. &: VI to IX)] SeMcingand RepaUs [V' a)J ,..-_A. __ ...... ,. ...__-""'\ ,.---J'---, ,..---"----.. ,..-----A--...... r---"-...... ,---A--... M P M F M P M F M F M F M r 15 16 17 18 19 ,20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 31 2 4 26 2 21 59 25 2 24 2 27 ~ 6 6 2 '4 17 4 17 4 23 38 18 2 18 2 34 48 46 44 38 55 159 22 3 1 2 153 22 224 291 115 7 UI 58 , 6 33 5 9 '185 234 129 5 11 117 5 5 24 147 242 8 1 2 5 13 26 31 6 31 6 3 35 44 9 9 15 23 39 8 2 37 8 85 68 40 1 4 36 7 54 72 30 7 2 7 2 26 6 31 41 46 31 2 2 2 1 28 8 20 22 26 37 2 3 1 32 2 3 26 311 35 12 2 2 10 2 6 28 22 6 4 2 3 4 34 3 34 2 5Z 78 12 12 1 8 11 22 3 1) 17 41 1- 4 4 t 17 3 14 18 36 162 URBAN/vn.LAGE PRIMARY TEHSIL BBADERWAB Loca- Name of Wlall' Area or No. of No.of Total population (lncludiDl Scheduled Scheduled Literates don TowaIWarcl ViIIqc oc:cu- House- Institutional" Houseleu Castes Tribes Code in pied holds Population) No. Hectares residen- and tial of Houses TOWD/ Ward in K.m2 r--.----,. , M F M F 1 4 s 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 9/1. Dbadorwab Tehsil 331.6k.· H291 14541 1026%6 5274' 49878 721% 68%1 Total C331SO.97 Hectares) 326.0 k ID' 13353 13592 96551 49639 4~911 7183 6171 Rural (32600. 97 Heetarfos) 5.5ka· 939 955 6075 3109 29(j(j 29 4' 2000 1357 UrbJn (550.00 Hecblres) " ~ ·163 ·QNSUS ABSTRACf MA -N WORKERS Non-Workel'll TotalMaia. Cultivators Aaricultuml Household Other = Worken Labourers Industry Worken (1-1 X) (I) (11) Manufacturing, (111. IV, V (b) ProcessiDg, & VI to IX) Servicing and Repairs (V r-___'_-~ ,...... --A-, ;--A----,. . r--J>----, .....I --, I .. r-----'-~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 2() 21 22 23 14 25 26 1.7 . 28 8634 17024 7351 786 31 700 127 7325 1125 1437 .. 10172 24476 31072 .24449 8463 16888 7342 773 691 US 6097 970 2379 9988 22811 ZB46J 171 136 9 13 5 9 2 illS 155 184 1665 lilt URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY TEHSIL BHADERWAH Loca- Name of Village! Area of No.of No.of Total population (Including Scheduled Scheduled Literatc:a don Town/Ward ViDase 0CCll· House- IDStitutional and Houieless castes Tribes Code iii. pied holds Population) No. Hectans ·reaiden- and of tial Town! Ho\ISCs Ward in Km' P M F M F M F M F 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 RURALAXMS 1 Galoo 48.46. 24 24 158 82 76 47 37 21 2 Sichat -486.37 72 73 516 272 244 82 67 50 6 3 Ranot 59.89 29 29 201 106 95 91 84 37 9 4 Halaran 35.61 12 12 86 49 37 10 10 27 5 S loraKhurd 121.00 62 62 SOO 259 241 110 30 6 Sham Dalain 61.11 21 21 174 81 93 27 11 7 Jora Kalan· 145:28 58 59 449 245 204 77 14 8 Suranga 77.70 28 28 202 110 92 58 46 29 9 Hoja BaJa 94.29 35 35 265 134 131 35 6 10 Budhi 63.13 23 26 171 91 80 15 4 11 Jia SO. 18 11 11 90 52 38 23 14 28 8 12 MaJanu 99.13 41 41 252 123 129 39 14 13 Kencha 78.91 43 43 350 180 170 51 14 Gupra 55.04 40 40 273 140 133 41 15 Kahi Trankal 88.63 65 67 421 210 211 46 16 Tanta lSI. 35 132 132 944 488 456 33 17 Nagai 35.61 23 23 152 76 76 17 4 18 Bhutola 2SO.SO 65 65 476 248 228 3 3 61 7 19 Chaba 82.96 27 27 221 112 109 II 20 Kathiara 175.63 30 32 257 145 112 16 21 Platal 126.67 24 24 184 100 84 1J 22 Dhar Yoth. 365.44 122 125 914 470 4S 34 115 ]2 23 Goela 72.03 45 45 323 162 161 6 24 Bota81'8 64.75 48 48 420 222 198 11 2S Bbaoto" 233.10 31 33 234 119 liS 19 165 CENSUS ABSTRACI' MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-Worke" Workers ,----- . ------"------~ TotalMam Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Labourrrs Industry Workers (I-IX) ,- I • ~ ~ ,----'----, I • r---A-~ M F M -----F M F M F M F M F M P 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 38 36 1 44 44 32 130 1 112 4 1 13 2 141 241 56 50 5 36 SO 59 22 20 2 26 27 11 125 6 101 5 24 1 130 134 105 37 1 35 2 1 54 44 38 127 1 112 1 1 14 116 118 87 63 61 2 57 47 35 69 61 61 61 4 4 65 70 SO 42 44 42 1 5 41 38 23 11 6 6 2 12 27 26 66 46 4 16 2 56 55 73 9S 74 6 15 68 85 102 60 1 47 8 5 1 1 76 79 56 129 110 6 13 6 102 75 109 301 294 7 II 195 176 261 36 1 28 ; . 5 3 1 3 51 37 24 125 1 98 1 8 19 97 123 . J30 73 1 70 1 2 6 69 33 39 81 7 77 7 3 64 63 '" . ; 41 53 '" 46 4 6 48 46 32 257 235 2 2 18 47 344 166 100 103 100 2 61 59 100 128 llS 3 73 94 125 69 6 67 6 2 SO 109 166 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY· TERSIL BHADERWAH Loca- Name of ViIJa&e1 AreaoC No.of No.of Total population (including Scheduled. Scheduled Literates lion Town/Ward Village occ:u- House- InstitUtional and HouseJess Castes Tribes Code in pied holds Population) No. Hectares residen- and of tial Town/ Houses Ward inKmt \ P M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 26 Dichhal 66.37 25 25 183 103 80 11 27 Kanso 184.13 31 31 250 129 121 46 3 28 An!.rit Pora 97.53 37 37 280 143 137 29 29 Cbanias 120.19 73 74 504 258 246 85 3 30 Deli Chinalra 71.63 44 52 34] 179 164 47 8 31 Indlu 121.00 34 34 199 107 92 24 :~2 Chalri 243.22 83 83 649 346 303 4S 33 Bathri 334.27 136 136 1066 5SO 516 73 34 Bhatyas 351.67 129 129 941 494 447 20 12 109 11 35 Jl,lkias. 175.23 84 84 651 341 310 82 6 36 Taloogarh 132. 74 56 56 S22 264 258 78 3 37 Budhli 64.35 25 25 212 105 107 43 12 38 Tendala 172.40 85 85 699 354 345 74 39 Gando 243.62 163 164 120R 606 602 170 6 40 Champa( 188.99 99 103 691 371 320 89 41 Chillebala 180.09 123 123 986 519 467 110 ·9 42 Pluksias 117 .. 36 62 65 600 293 307 62 6 43 H!ldal 67.99 48 48 391 191 200 11 44 Mano 345.60 135 135 1124 S77· 547 49 4S S5 4 45 Cbille Pain 217.32 79 81 716 381 33S 58 3 46 Bhatoli 210.84 74 74 675 357 318 30 6 47 Sanwara 195.47 73 684 360 324 47 s 48 Amar Singh Pora 28.73 7 7 25 11 14 3 49 Gwalo 115.74 56 57 445 231 214 52 49 61 1 203.15 71 :73 517 282 23S 60 ... 7 167 CENSUS ABSTRAcr MAIN WORKERS MargiuaJ Non-Workers Wrir'" ~------~------~~------~~------~~ Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Labourers Industry Workers (I-IX> Manufacturina. [Ill. IV. V (b) (I) (II) Processina &: VI to IX] ServicinIE and Repairs [V (a)] ~-J>-__-.. ~-.-~.~ ,~-.. M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 58 1 54 2 2 48 44 31 66 26 41 24 4 1 21 15 37 48 58 81 50 23 47 1 1 57 2 7 22 55 65 146' 52 42 ;41 3 5 101 6 15 84 97 110 \ 102 27 73 23 S 4 24 1 76 137 62 19 57 19 5 1 2 44 71 215 5 137 2 I 17 3 2 79 129 219 284 111 15S 102 11 118 9 23 16S 243 240 243 3 193 3 6 44 17 166 234 218 162 136 118 134 S 1 39 1 27 19 152 15S 130 8.s 113 84 17 1 9 133 164 52 27 41 26 1 11 7 36 46 44 221 189 112 189 93 2 14 9 43 124 113 290 244 154 243 17 119 1 88 132 228 226 212 203 184 167 7 21 36 3 1 156 116 300 167 276 166 24 1 12 134 207 166 157 14 150 14 1 6 10 156 126 137 88 39 85 39 3 26 82 77 79 307 186 304 186 3 21 96 249 214 20 195 20 s 14 5 162 162 Is3 184 43 179 43 5 4 . 134 169 141 182 41 177 41 5 161 178 3 8 3 8 3 1 5 92 84 85 84 5 2 35 26 104 104 104 102 2 ..;.. 32 134 107 168 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY 'l"EHSIL DHADERWAD Loca- Name of ViRagel Area of No.of No.of Total population (Including Scheduled Scheduled Literates tion TownfWard Village oa:u- House- Institutional & Houseless Castes Tribes Code in pied holds Population) No. Hectares residen- and of tial Town! Houses Ward· inKm" ~ M F M F 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 51 Kako 49.37 51 51 329 182 147 53 52 Gawari 132.33 60 60 441 223 218 .. 70 7 53 Batara 80.53 37 37 269 127 142 23 6 54 Dharyari 193.44 161 163 1112 567 545 38 44 103 55 Gando 132. 74 65 67 438 214 224 81 18 56 Trithlu 240.39 67 71 526 295 231 44 57 Dhadkahi 284.90 96 106 838 425 413 60 58 Kandolu 101. 58 47 47 344 167 177 45 45 49 14 59 Bhargi 300.28 lOS III 766 383 383 63 62 79 7 60 KUnan 51: 80 28 38 245 120 12S 19 61 Sinoodalari 84.18 28 32 244 120 124 23 3 62 Angnol 45. 73 20 21 184 91 93 27 63 Rela 80.53 22 22 164 80 84 21 24 29 7 64 Kbaranpl 312.42 99 100 801 406 396 60 57 129 14 65 Darai 109.27 52 52 389 196 193 95 93 61 66 Chounri 145.69 58 60 471 230 241 65 6 67 Luddu 91.46 36 36 264 132 132 23 19 S3 13 68 Raj Pura 20.64 11 11 86 41 45 14 2 69 Bheja 45.33 12 14 104 57 47 27 22 18 4 70 Dalain 53.82 27 27 222 116 106 4 6 2 71 Gbil 45.73 7 7 51 27 24 2 13 72 Pora Bala 134.36 62 64 403 197 206 44 73 Cbansar 242.41 23 23 191 97 94 40 II) 74 Chochlu 178.06 16 16 115 49 66 24 75· MandbaD 77.70 15 15 111 53 S8 18 .. 169 CENSUS ABSTRACT MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-Workets --______,---A------______. ______~ Workers TotalMain CUltivators Agricul tural Houseb(lld Other Workels Labourel'S Industry Workers (I-X) (I) (II) Manufacturing. (III N, V (b) Proce~sing • & VI to IX) Servicing and Repairs (V (a» ,-_.A.__...., M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 76 59 68 59 2 , 6 ,34 25 72 63 117 7 93 6 ,,2 22 1 34 106 177 69 2 65 , eo- 4 1 58 140 3()() 040 262 37 2 36 3 18 221 249 284 121 46 90 44 2 29 2 ,'29 77 64 101 201 133 184 133 17 1 10 93 88 218 79 46 79 164 1 7 5 97 202 237 88 78 77 78 11 .1 10 78 89 191 162 173 161 2 5 11 23 41 169 180 76 64 75 64 16 44 45 73 69 70 69 3 ,3 3 44 52 53 52 49 52 .... 2 2 5 2 33 39 44 52 42 52 2 36 32 201 241 189 240 1 11 1 , 6 199 155 99 11 92 11 2 5 26 103 71 79 117 52 lOS 50 12 2 26 81 87 108 71 48 61 48 3 7 3 33 58 51 22 21 19 20 1 3 19 24 32 18 28 18 1 3 25 29- 68 36 S6 36 2 10 48 70 11 15 9 15 2 16 ,9' as 26 60 19 3 3 4 41 83 71 97 _, 47 26 45 1 20 1 .. 50 48 36 17 1 '-. 4 27 " 30· 31 37 11 37 ,2 18 2' .. ~ 2 19> 170 URBAN/VILLAGE PIUMARY TEBSn.. BBADERWAB l.oca- Name of Villa.,! Area of No. of No.of Total population (Including Scheduled Scheduled lion Town/Ward Village occu- House- Institutional &; Houseless Castes Tribes O>de in pied holds Popula tiQn) No. Hectares residen- and of tial Town! Houses Ward in Kmi r---.A.------. r--"'-----, ,-.-.J..'-- .... P M F M F . M p' 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 J4 76 Ourekra 182.n 55 56 443 242 201 10 4 65 t 77 Tantali 123.03 , 80 81 572 303 269 39 40 100 17 78 ThaIoran 70.01 64 6S 499 243 256 2 2 70 10 79 Para pain 159.45 58 60 441 230 211 8 6 69 8 80 Kilotran 108.05 79 19 69S 338 357 118 ZO 81 Samai 408.33 71 71 566 180 286 47 46 86 1 82 Halor 65.96 46 49 367 189 178 65 19 83 Bbarti 73.25 U{) 112 760 380 380 16 16 105 8 84 Dhonsa 143.66 64 65 S44 280 264 71 61 106 25 85 Batmas 67.99 29 29 208 108 100 107 100 43 1 86 Chanti Bala 157.42 47 48 321 173 148 43 87 Acllher 73.65 52 52 389 202 187 66 1 88 Chanti pain 47.75 34 34 221 U8 103 78 82 27 4 89 Kahal Jagesat 916.22 212 220 1340 688 652 lSI 118 137 6 90 AJmigangota 641.43 156 1S8 1226 634 S92 96 82 132 12 91 Dudwar 161. 07 90 !iJO 662 337 325 124 21 92 Oban SbanaDa 87.41 41 42 277 145 132 6 4 38 1 93 Cbanga 77.70 116 116 771 412 3S9 144 18 94 Inharra 100.77 57 227 234 127 135 8 95 Amar Singh lora 63.94 23 121 53 68 18 96 Bheja 175.23 81 81 564 265 8 9 122 44 97 Katyara 537.01 82 658 317 2 2 106 36 98 Thanala 275.19 110 110 391 34 1 99 Bamlakhl 76.0 IS 15 63 9 8 13 100 Bulla 168.35 69 538 273 16 101 16 171 CENSUS ABSTllACI' MAIN WORKBRS Maqla8i W9I'kcn ~~-o-ml--~~m------C~'U-It-iv-a-tn-----Agri--'-ew--t~A-I---H--OU-~-ho--Id------O-t-~--~~~ Workers Labourers Industry Wo1'keii (I-IX) (I) (II) Manufacturing (III, IV, V Ca) Processing and VI to IX) Servicing and ,._-A __ Repairs (V 119 18 ItO 18 9 '21 no 101 73 las 18 .10 18 1 14 14 154 104 97 u~ 79 5' 79 14 49 It 17 118 160 8S 25 315 12 6 3 41 10 46 100 99 86 17S jJ6 H6 6 '3 1 10 18 1S3 283 148 23 42 18" 9 2 97 3 1 136 12S 127 84 23 17 4 , 1 6 9 60 10 10 28 95 127 199 196 Ifill 193 1 30 2 7 8 174 176 '. 136 1S3 117 153 18 1 2 143 109 49 IS 32 IS 17 18 48 41 37 67 15 S7 7 8 8 '38 69 6B 64 128 40 107 40 11 10 l 72 147 47 15 34. 11 U 4 19 42 52 46 333 241 31S 241 1-8 36 99 319 312 367 243 317 238 t '49 , lOS 264- 241 154 S8 119 .~8 , 1 6 28 10 45 173 222 72 57 60 56 1 1 II 11 24 61 '1 164 65 US 64 5 44 1 9.s 157 151. "19~ 107 67 19 67 21 67 43 119 20 20 7 36 26 20 S3 4 39 2 49 154 181 149 146 2 20 1 11 141 •• ., 72 5 14 6 ... 52 J2,S 144 1M 27 3 12 2 13 1 27 31 2, 139 57 8 1 44 7 134 201 172 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY TEIISIL BHADERWAD Loca- Name of Villagel Area of No.of No.of Total population (IncludiDg Scheduled Scheduled Literates Yi!lage . occu- House- Institutional & Houseless Castes 'Trim ~ T~~!.'I': .m pied holds Population) No. Hectares residen- and of tial Town/ Houses Ward in Km· .. ~--.. P M F M F 1 2 3. 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 101 Monda 137.19 30 30 268 137 131 87 36 102 Badal 116.15 22 22 186 100 86 20 103 Bharhi 44.92 20 20 191 93 98 38 16 104 Kansar 70.01 28 28 233 122 111 49 17 105 :Qendi 99.96 32 33 278 160 118 20 14 41 2 106 Dosala 46.13 13 13 91 49 42 13 13 24 4 107 Manthala 106.84 42 42 333 181 152 42 35 87 13 lOS Dhamanda 76. OS 21 21 171 93 78 35 5 109 Pawara 87.01 25 25 182 91 91 20 13 44 15 110 Kolra 57.47 36 36 212 104 108 59 57 34 11 III Dalain 27.52 28 28 194 103 91 97 90 29 7 112 Renda 47.75 . 19 19 171 86 85 40 38 45 24 113 Drcaja 145.69 45 45 370 197 173 5 2 87 53 114 Kotli 86.20 57 57 368 185 183 27 22 90 48 115 Paneja 126.86 124 125 788 405 383 28 25 154 (j() 116 SungIi 99.15 57 58 407 203 204 22 . J8 75 22 117 Bhadrote 27.92 29 30 217 112 105 37 39 44 5 118 SartiD&e1 17.00 23 23 189 97 92 2 3 57 23 119 Chat BotJul 7.28 1 3 2 120 Bhasti 46.94 12 14 106 51 55 23 6 121 Shankoja 11.74 8 8 72 39 33 39 33 7 122 Naltru 189~80 82 82 652 352 300 74 58 124 40 123 Mathola 186.97 62 62 497 258 239 91 38 124 'BalVala 13 107 57 12 1 125 Cbanote 88.22 74 74 525 241 17 14 134 79 173 CENSUS AJSlRAcr MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non~W OJIkers Worken Total Main CUltivatem AgricUltural lIousehold Other Workers Labourers Industry Workers (I-IX) (I) (II) Manufacturing, [III, IV, V (b) Processing, & VI to IX] Servicing and Repairs [V (a)] ,.___.. A r---A.--.. Ii .-" r-_" , Ii , r- ~ .. ~ M F M --F M --F M --F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19- 20 2i 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 64 16 30 16 3 31 29 73 86 68 62 66 62 2 32 24 58 60 48 59- 10 1 35 38 66 67 60 67 6 3 53 44 74 16 39- 16 7 28 12 25 74 77 10 3 7 39- 42 64 5 34 5 4 26 8 50 109- 97 41 4 32 4 1 8 24 52 SO 35 7 9- 19- 8 56 83 44 10 33 10 4 7 60 98 41 2 18 2 16 7 29 62 60 30 7 13 6 4 13 1 56 78 98 21 67 18 2 28 3 5 94 152 12 3 17 2 1 S4 10 26 103 154 220 205 71 193 29 3 120 9 1 184 178 111 4 73 3 16 2 21 11 118 80 82 56 21 31 20 8 17 9 27 47 51 43 7 18 5 2 5 18 54 85 2 2 27 Il 15 8 11 21 24 26 17 ]7 2 22 31 176 3 121 23 1 3] 2 16 17S 160 122 142- 10 111 9 30 1 3 28 113 201 32 1 29 1 ,. 3 2 2S 47 126 1.5 18 6 26 4 78 9 157 22S 174 URBAN/VILLAGE P.RIMAIlY. TEHSIL BRADERWAH Loca- Name of Village/ Area of No. of No.of Total population (Including Scheduled ScbcduIed Literates tion Town/Wani Vi1lase occu- House- Institutional & Houseless Castes Tnbes Code in pied holdS Population) No. Hectares residen- aDd of tial Town! HouSes Ward inKm" ~---A. __,,\ r---A-- - ~ r P M F M F M F M 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 126 Chakka U8.99 110 110 683 345 338 34 28 174' 70 127 Udrana 321. 33 304 304 1750 870 880 61 61 S90 403 128 Gatka 216.50 186 186 1095 545 550 114 100 313 219 129 Sarna 64.35 44 44 309 162 147 2 5 87 23 130 Kharotbi 32. 77 15 15 73 34 39 16 14 18 10 131 Jahnana 42.49 11 11 87 44 43 17 13 18 2 132 Drodhu 74.06 38 38 237 121 116 61 59 59· 18 133 Karyan 57.06 20 20 172 95 77 38 6 134 Gutasa 87.41 38 38 321 159 162 130 131 62 16 135 Chhnna 40.87 17 17 163 93 70 69 55 56 9 136 Dbar 38.04 21 21 161 92 69 46 41 57 19 137 Noori 27.92 14 14 111 57 54 57 54 17 138 ThamIi 11.33 7 7 47 21 26 21 26 9 139 Dbalwali 52.61 27 27 184 95 89 29 31 46 7 140 Barwa 11. 74 6 6 37 18 19 18 19 7 1 141 Hanga 54.23 17 17 140 70 70 12 13 36 16 142 Dhrall 15.78 4 4 33 14 19 10 16 8 2 143 Chak Katoch 8.50 1 1 21 13 8 8 144 Dugli 155.00 74 76 662 350 312 14 11 95 8 145 CheW 40.06 21 21 193 103 90 35 35 32 3 146' Gojothe 283.28 137 138 965 513 452 149 138 lOS 1 147 Bhatei 63.56 31 31 170 99 71 83 57 30 3 148 Bbagrota 58.68 15 15 103 54 49 13 12 18 1 149 Dalha 35.21 6 6 43 23 20 4 ISO .TbaJaDp 36.83 11 11 62 24 38 .. 8 1 175 CE.~SVS ABSlJlAcr MAIN WOR.KERS Non-Worke!s Totalr------~~----~----~------~ MaiD CIlUiva&ol8 A8ricuJurerstural Hoasohold Other Workas Laboun IndUStry Workers (I-IX) (I) MaDufacturiDa. [III,IV, V (b) (II) Processing, &; VI to IX] . ScrviciDg lind Ilcpain (V (a)l ,I, .. A • I .. .. M F •M 'M •M •:hi 15 i6 17, 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 28 J72 29 94 26 5 1 73 2 '3 13 170 296 320 167 88 124 1 17 4 215 38 92 229 458 484 285 110 121 88 4 8 2 U2 20 34 173 226 267 57 11 9 10 4 1 44 11 29 94 107 19 1 15 4 1 1 IS 37 16 J '.. 13 _2 1 27 43 jl 8 33 6. 1 1 17 1 13 17 57 91 46 1 15 14 16 1 49 75 M 7 8.1 7 5 3 43 70 112 47 2 39 7 1 46 68 .32 1 17 1 15 1 60 67 33 33 2 35 22 19 10 10 4 14 7 12 44- 11 38 11 6 6 26 4S 51 8 7 1 4 8 6 11 28 9 20 9 2 6 8 29 34 32 9 9 S 19 7 4 3 6 8. 159 122 122 59 8 10 1 13 190 171. 40 27 16 27 5 3 16 6 62 5i . 243 2 205 2 8 30 270 4SC, 62 10 S8 10 3 33 37 28 .30 12 30 12 16 24 21 , 14 1 14 1 6 9 12 11 11 1 2 9 11 18 ~ 176 URBAN/VILLAG~ PRIMARY TEHSIL BBADERWAB Loca- Name of Village! ·Ateaof No. of No. of Total populatiOn (Including Scheduled Sc:heduled Literates Don Town/Ward Village 0CCIl House- Institutional 8c. HouseleBa Castes Tribes Code in ,pied bolds PopulatlOD) No. Hectares residen and of tial Town! HOU8c:Is Ward inKm2 P M F "M 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 151 Derka 48.16 23 23 156 76 80 33 11 152 Danda SO. 18 28 28 183 104 79 21 15 41 8 153 Dhara 90.65 37 37 2SO 126 124 9 15 SO 5 154 Dharfra 122.62 62 72 50S 266 242 38 33 68 9>' ISS PanjgraiD 177.25 103 106 686 360 326 65 51 120 32 156 80th 62. 73 22 22 142 68 74 36 13 157· Malothi 132.33 54 56 362 183 179 102 49 158 Duga 46.94 23 24 176 74 102 40 22. 159 Bhatoli 21.04 10 10 85 46 39 28 30 24 2 160 KheIlaDi' 157.83 84 84 563 295 268 21 23 122 36 161 BhaIa 90.65 73 76 479 246 233 138 65 162 Berro 150.14 83 84 585 289 296 16 16 134 36 16l landora 42.90 8 8 53 26 27 12 8 164 Brhamputi 19.43 9 9 60 31 29 20 6 16~ LeJrote . 47.35 15 15 99 51 48 17 2 166 Sobra 65.16 21 21 164 84 80 36 2. 167 Kungla 22.26 10 10 84 40 44 14 1 168 Kahri . 124.64 41 41 266 145 121 45 75 5 169 Ghuraka 193.44 77 77 513 267 246 101 96 129 31 170 Chhatra· 157.02 58 60 407 213 194 35 35 91 11 17'1 Cheka 228.65 59 61 403 190 213 22 35 87 20 172 Seeri 65.96 23 23 148 78 70 37 29 38 9 173 Neota 162.28 70 70 532 269 263 88 100 126 36 .. 174 Khalu 82. IS 36 36 211 103 108 36 45 47 23 .. 175 Randah 31.57 19 ]9 145 79 66 29 25 41 7 177 CENSUS ABSTRAct MAIN WOR.KBJt.S Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other MarsiDal Non-Workers Workers Labourers Industry Workem Workers (I-IX) (I) (10 ManufacturiDg, [III. IV. V·(b) ~. It VI to IX) Servicing _d Repairs [V (a) ] 'r-..Jo...- , M .F F F IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 33 26 20 26 8 5 43 54 41 20 13 20 13 2 13 2 63 57 55 54 36 53 11 1 2 6 71 70 134 72 62 71 48 4 20 1 9 132 161 161 2S 125 24 4 32 1 20 43 179 258 33 13 19 13 6 8 3 35 58 91 79 28 77 21 9 33 2 92 100 29 29 11 28 10 1 7 1 45 73 19 9 15 9 2 2 27 30 103 18 67 17 6 3 27 2S 62 167 188 80 6 24 2 2 4 SO 4 31 66 135 161 134 12 108 10 4 22 2 4 155 280 11 8 3 15 : 27 IS ]0 1 4 16 29- 24 IO 16 10 4 4 27 37 51 . 44 1 6 33 80 20 17 3 20 ·44 78 3 6] 3 3 14 67 118 108 12 81 11 6 21 159 234 108 11 97 11 1 10 105 ]83 80 13 70 13 2 8 15 26 95 174 39 4 26 3 3 10 1 6 38 136 2 90 3 43 2 3 44 130 217 47 2S 35 23 4 8 2 28 54 28 29 1 23 1 3 3 16 40 34 178 URBAN/VILLAGE PB.IMAIlY TEHSlL BHADERWAH Loca- Name of Villagel Area of No.of No.or Total populatioa (1Hl.tiaa Scbeduled Scbeduled Literates tion TavmJWarcl Village OCCll- House- Institutional & iIOuseless Castes Tribes Code in pied holds· PopulatioA No. Hectares residen- 8ftd of tial Townl Houses Ward inKml r'" A P M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 176 Barwah 82.15 28 28 211 106 105 43 13 177 Dranga 101. 17 47 47 323 162 161 99 105 98 38 ]0 178 Thatba 36.42 11 11 80 43 37 12 16 2 179 Mehrada 25.90 10 10 67 37 30 13 180 Kursari 2~S.70 114 124 885 465 420 59 46 259 92 181 Madsoo 28.33 10 10 51 24 27 6 3 182 Chencbora· 157.83 52 53 416 205 211 69 75 93 41 183 Koundra 98.34 27 28 235 129 106 24 21 52 10 184 Balote 78.91 25 26 180 90, 90 10 13 55 30 64 185 Dugah 49.37 51 51 342 171 171 6S 104 51 43 324 144 ISO 69 85 64 23 186 Chhani 94.29 43 187 Tribbe 91.46 31 31 230 108 122 16 19 63 36 69 188 Lanchan 41.28 23 n 1~ ~ ~ 77 24 6 11 15 189 Jalga 40.47 14 14 88 43 45 24 10 ~ 1~ M 22 23 39 21 190 Rem 82.56 24 n 32 239 118 121 31 36 67 191 Naska 63.13 32 15 31 210 107 103 11 18 44 192 Sharura 95.51 31 5 16 82 43 39 40 3S 19 2 193. Nagni 32.38 16 50 324 174 1~ 65 54 102 194 Bhalra 125.05 50 25 165 75 90 58 73 34 17 195 Pendku 89.44 25 62 69 41 21 196 Manawa 41.28 16 19 131 121 61 70 54 197 Misratah 40.87 42 42 125 9 125 116 75 62 64 18 198 Dip 34 34 241 77 39 38 2S 8 199 Senkoc 39.66 10 10 139 131 7 4 51 12 200 Himote 131.52 4S 45 270 179 CENSUS ABSTRAct· MAIN WORKERS ~------TotarMain CDItivaton A8bftiu1ll~------, IIUaisehoN Otltel' Non-WoBers Workers I bibouftrs· 1DdustrY ' WtIrbn (I-IX) (I) (II) Mamlfacturing, [III, IV, V (b) Processin&, and VI to IX] Servic:in& and Repairs [V (a)] .. , , • p' M M• rl M• F •M F IS 16 17· 18 19 20 21 22 13 24 15 26 27 so 4 30 1 19 3 2S 72 31 29 61 1 32 1 1 28 S 1 96 J'59 17 16 1 IJ. 24 13 13 17 11 3 3 10 21 10 9 226 145 51 1 2 1 78 7 33 49 206 312 2 1 1 11 15 11 12 g3 55 55 51 1 27 4 47 81 7S 7S 42 2 28 1 14 1 38 66 49 38 J5 1 21 2 1 12 17 29 38 60 68 4 33 1 1 34 3 14 90 8J 77 78 79 65 79 13 23 32 43 69 45 44 32 44 13 20- 20 43 58 41 2(j 39 26 2 14 26 2S 18 20 14 12 13 8 1 ]. 7 20 24 32 9 24 7 2 6 2 S 43 37 Y1 43 4 28 3 1 14 1 11: 19 64- 91 44 8 37 8 1 6 26 57 37 38 17 2 15 1 2 1 14 27 12 10 55 24 3 28 28 so 91 100 32 .. 1 2 12 46 31 44 24 10 14 9 10 1 21 35 17 24 49 10 38 10 1 10 35 75 41 49 34 1 ...... 12 81 17 11 14 11 - 3 5 22 22 79 5 62 4 S 1 4 8 2 30 58 180 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY TEHSIL BRADERWAB Loca- Name of. ViUasel Area of No. of , ,No. of Total ,population (lnclu~i ~;SCheduIed ScbeduIed Literates tion TOWD/Ward Vluase ooc:u-, ',' I{ouse- InstitutioDaI and Houaele. Cutes Tribes Code in ' "pied; holds Popula tion) , ' No. Hectares n:siden~ and of tial ' Town! Houses Ward ,lnKml ~.: . , i P M F F •M 1 2 3 4 .5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ]3 14 201 !Chabri 6.48 2 2 13 9 4 4 202 'DarsB 27.12 9 9 63 29 34 5 6 11 3 203 'Dandi 19.43 8 8 49 30 19 11 2 204 'Kandosu 69.20 24 24 185 90 9S 37 12 205 CDlondri 96.34 29 29 181 88 93 53 16 206 Mandelah .50.59 14 14 97 51 46 28 8 'JIJ7 Tenisna 102.39 31 31 197 102 95 48 32 46 22 208 :Jajinda 34.80 14 14 97 41 56 18 2 209 Chakra Bhati 126.67 43 45 307 145 ]62 14 14 62 20 210 ~hla 115.74 39 39 260 123 137 54 14 211 Sindra 8,3.77 SO SO 335 167 168 147 J56 74 22 212 IC.a thiara 56.25 31 31 239 114 J25 20 22 47 15 213 iBarasu 13.6. 79 39 39 321 153 168 9 13 73 15 214 tiatwas 38.86 12 12 69 29 40 ]7 4 21S ~ka 13.76 12 12 71 3J 40 8 1 216 Madren 13.76 6 6 3.5 19 16 6 217 :rhalela 178.87 70 70 466 233 233 12 12 85 1.5 218 Darori 27.52 7 7 52 26 26 9 219 KoIai 26.30 12 12 78 31 47 4 6 11 1 220 Jandani 35.61 18 18 144 77 67 8 8 33 5 22J Jagota 75.27 J8 38 246 130 116 37 35 75 22 II, 222 Debra 51.40 20 131 63 68 15 17 24 4 223 Puneja 176.44 76 76 538 286 2.52 185 175 96 10 224 Omekra 77.70 29 29 164 87 77 86 77 21 3 225 Katbawa 114.53 38 38 269 ]46 ]23 1 1 38 4 181 CENSUS ,ABSTRACT MAIN WORKE.~ Marginal Non-Workers Workers' Total Main CuJtivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Labourers Industry Workers (I-IX) (I) (II) Manufacturing. [III. IV. V (b) Processing, & VIto IX] , Servicing and [Repairs V (a)] .. , eM ----. r ,~ , r-~ ~ ~ '. F M F M F •M .' F M F M M M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 4 3 5 4 18 18 11 34 15 2 11 1 1 4 9 15 ' 8 46 41 .. 5 13 44 82 40 5 36 5 4 14 48 74 21 J4 7 4 30 42 57 51 1 6 22 45 72 24 24 1 7 16 49 68 10 62 10 6 26 77 126 61 56 5 33 62 104 83 71 1 11 4 67 80 UH 49 3 45 3 4 25 64 97 65 12 58 11 7 1 17 88 139 12 10 2 5 97 3S 21 21 10 40 11 IJ 8 16 115 7 109 7 6 15 47 103 179 12 12 : _. 1 14 25 19 19 3 14 9 33 37 1 31 1 6 5 40 61 66 22 40 22 26 4 64 ·90 24 10 21 9 3 ,] 3 38 55 146 7 127 6 . 19 '16 139 159 46 5 44 5 2 11 21 30' S. 70 14 07 14 3 16 21 60 88 182 UKBAN/VILLAGE PRIMAllY: TEJISIL BBADERWAH Loca- Name of YIIlageI A.rcaof No.of No.of Total population (lllClu~ing Scheduled Scheduled . Literates tion Town/Ward. Village occu- House- Institutional &; Houseless Castes Tribes Code in pied holds Population No. Hectares residen- and of tial Town! Houses Ward inKm 2· F' P M F M 1 2 .. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 226 Chegsu 171. 18 47 47 300 156 144 53 40 68 17 227 Sharni 78.91 25 25 163 82 81 82 81 19 2 228 Kothi Dala 35.61 13 13 92 49 43 20 1 229 Kothi Pain 22.26 13 13 84 46 38 18 10 17 230 JhajD 42.0.9 13 13 70 34 36 9 9 13 1 231 Shakla 29.14 8 8 47 22 25 7 7 7 2 232 Nai 52.61 18 18 128 64 64 32 13 233 Chagnu 61.51 18 18 145 71 74 10 12 33 10 234 Rukali XaIaa 166.33 31 31 248 123 125 52 12 235 Rukali Khurd 160.26 16 16 132 67 65 33 3 236 Saban 108.46 24 24 179 91 88 31 31 25 4 237 Grondra 83. 77 16 16 126 71 55 29 17 21 238 Jasolah 72.03 10 10 78 37 41 4 6 8 1 239 Deyoki 67.99 35 36 261 138 123 40 1 240 Kundi 72.03 19 19 140 71 69 33 7 241 Bowm 3S9. 77 65 67 517 267 250 94 78 88 8 242 Goati 166. 73 71 72 448 233 215 25 21 53 4 243 &jah 112.91 51 52 364 208 156 46 34 64 14 244 Bbalara 161. 88 54 55 387 203 184 9S 83 63 6 245 Banoia 128.29 43 43 275 144 131 48 6 246 Dhallah 44.11 22 23 150 84 66 46 247 Sunarthawa· 177.66 64 64 443 217 226 71 11 63.54 15 15 109 57 52 20 15 20 3 249 Amrit Garb 26.30 20 20 144 71 73 30 S 2SO Cbira 54.23 44 44 294 144 150 3 183 CENSUS ABSTRACf MAIN WOlU[ERi " Total Main CUltivators Household, Otber Workers Industry WOl'ketI (I-IX) (I) Manufacturing, rilL IV • V (b) P!ocessiug. & VIto IX] ~and , llepIIirs [V (a)] .. • , , F F' F F IS 11\ 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 17 28 :81 9 71 5 10 4 17 75 U8 43 22 41 22 2 10 39 49 29 8 25 8 4 1 21 19 14 27 24 3 22 19 16 15 14 1 11 19 2S 7 7 8 15 17 26 1 21 4 1 1 S 37 58 37 2 30 2 7 12 34 60 44 48 43 48 1 5 15 74 62 29 18 26 15 1 3 1 1 7 11 31 36 47 29 40 29 2 1 4 13 44 46 31 30 1 21 40 33 12 2 9 2 3 2 1 23 38 ~1 3 37 3 10 1.4 11 77 109 37 1 35 2 1 6 34 62 133 9 93 9 4 36 22 42 112 199 131 5 115 5 2 6 8 1 14 101 196 115 12 65 10 5 45 2 5 93 139 94 5 85 5 1 8 1 12 108 167 80 24 75 23 1 5 11 53 61 36 26 10 1 47 44 110 87 88 78 6 5 2 4 14 24 51 83 88 2S 4 21 4 1 3 20 28 28 31 2 2S 2 1 s 3 40 68 25 '66 56 9 36 9 1 6 13 22 116 184 URBAN/VH.LAGE PRIMARY TEBSIL BHADERWAB Loca Name of Villagel Ateaof No. of No. of Total population (Including Scheduled Scheduled Literates tion Town/Wud Village oc:cu- House- Institutioul & Houseless Castes Tribes Code in pied holds Populalion) No. Hectares residen- .. aDd of tional Townl . aoUses Ward inKm2 .. .. P M F' •M 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 251 Dadian 62.72 14 14 112 59 53 31 1 252 Kemega 65.56 13 13 83 44 39 7 6 11 1 253 Pemasa 136.38 54 55 322 166 156 64 45 72 11 254 Kawani, 166.73 22 22 163 86 77 33 255 Malota 177.25 64 67 485 247 238 93 24- 2S6 Ragona 82.15 20 20 145 74 71 74 71 26 10 257 Pantban 89.84 21 21 143 71 72 45 48 33 12 258 Bhela 503.84 154 166 1192 600 592 150 139 276 161 259 Shibnot 70.42 13 14 98 54 44 54 44 19 6 260 Daronjamant 76.49 24 24 145 78 67 78 67 3S 6 261 Parmot 299.07 75 79 502 262 240 8 10 131 66 262 Herani 58.28 17 17 139 71 68 71 68 30 8 263 Kandote 350.06 86 86 582 297 285 124 105 128 3S 264 Shal:-.rote 180.49 52 53 296 151 145 76 78 92 22 265 Indrala 297.04 72 72 440 208 232 141 143 88 28 266 Renkha 142.05 33 34 230 106 124 61 29 U,7 Daronkerani 48.16 27 27 195 84 HI 83 111 38 28 U,8 ;Nanadna 197.89 67 67 527 273 254 33 36 61 4 269 Kahla 132.74 24 24 171 77 94 36 42 36 17 270 Hanejo 18.21 12 12 103 S3 50 32 28 35 6 271 JangaIwar 176.44 50 50 342 167 175 5 3 88 37 272 Fagsu 359. 77 183 183 1288 651 637 18 13 232 36 273 Chuteri 34.40 9 9 60 31 29 8 274 Mahri 6(1.77 14 15 96 56 40 10 9 14 2 275 Thatri 454.87 265 272 1787 940 847 91 85 367 110 276 Nagar 218.94 100 100 698 3S9 339 159 160 180 79 277 Forest Blocl 513 559 3255 1794 1461 67 4 185 CENSUS ABSfRACf MAIN WORKERS ,------_,,_------.--.-.------, Marginal Non-Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labourers Industry Workers (I - IX) (I) (II) Manufacturing, [III. IV, V (b) Processing. & VI to IX] Servicinll~d Repairs LV (a)] _----A....--, r- ~ r----"--, M F M •M F M F J5 16 ]7 18 19 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 20 12 16 12 4 9 3 30 38 12 8 12 8 4 10 28 21 78 39 74 39 3 2 88 115 49 47 2 20 37 56 105 2 77 1 3 25 13 96 129 140 36 15 35 15 3 38 53 28 6 19 6 9 6 27 37 39 279 73 197 68 2 80 5 1 39 320 480 21 4 14 3 1 9 32 35 37 I 33 3 4 37 67 109 2 40 5 64 2 12 17 141 221 34 33 2 35 68 93 10 66 8 9 18 2 24 39 180 236 63 7 47 7 1 3 12 6 54 82 84 93 8 75 7 4 13 4 58 111 166 42 4 31 3 JI J 5 47 59 73 36 16 5 15 29 2 6 21 42 74 130 64 102 56 1 26 8 2 1 141 189 32 1 27 1 .s 45 93 22 2 16 1 1 , 21 31 27 96 II 60 10 2 1 33 71 164 312 17 229 17 2 8 73 6 II 333 609 14 13 1 2 6 15 23 26 5 23 5 1 2 17 29 18 432 31 145 18 27 36 .1 224 12 12 49 496 767 lSI 62 23 13 76 2 1 207 314 1227 738 9 1 26 10 52 70 1140 657 36 57 531 666 186 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY TEHSIL BHADERWAH Loca- Name of Villagel Area of No. of No. of Total population (Including Scheduled Scheduled Literates tion Town/Ward Village occu- House- Institutional & Houseless Castes Tribes Ct:de in pied holds Population) N. Hectares residen- and of tial Townl House~ Ward inKm2 r---..A.-·- . .~ r-----..J....----"\ ~---. ,..----..A.---., PM' F M F M t' -M F 2 3 4 5 (, 7 II 9 10 11 12 13 14 URBANARBAS 9/11 Bbaderwab Notified Area 5,50Km Z 939 955 6075 3109 2966 29 49 2000 1357 1 Ward No.1 98 98 625 305 320 I! 13 221 171 2 Ward No.2 130 139 721 386 335 286 :z04 3 Ward No.3 143 143 797 385 412 14 27 262 203 4 Ward No.4 122 122 871 432 439 4 9 301 211 5 Ward No.5 131! 141 901! 461 447 360 239 6 Ward No. 6 79 79 555 304 251 J9J 91 7 Ward No. 7 109 109 760 398 362 148 93 8 \\ ard No. I! 120 124 838 438 400 3 229 145 187 ('ENSUS ABSrR.Acr . MAIN WORKERS MaqiDaI NOD-Worken Worken --J>-- Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Labourers Industry Workers (I-IX) (I) ManufacturiDJ, ~I1, IV, V (b) (II) Processing. VI to IX] Servi' aDd ~v(a)] A A r-~--, r-~ ,_---'- ...... , 1 ,----.'-~ tl"'~ r-- 1 M F M F M F •M P M F M F M P IS ]6 ]7 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 1386 171 136 9 13 5 9 2 1228 ISS 58 J84 1665 2611 127 22 2 1 126 19 I I 177 297 159 23 6 152 2Z 36 63 191 249 135 24 2 133 24 2SO 388 206 29 14 ! •• 4 188 29 17 83 209 327 209 32 2 2 3 207 'J:1 4 36 248 379 154 12 18 3 136 9 ISO 239 184 . 10 71 1 lU 10 214 352 212 19 32 4 , 175 15' I 226 380 188 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY TEHSD.. DODA Loca Name of ViUaael Area of No. of No. of Total population (lDCluding Scheduled Scheduled Literates tion ToWD/Ward ViDa.., oc:cu- House- Institutional & Houseless Castes Tribes axle in pied holds Population) No. Hectares residen- and of tial Town! Houses Ward in km2 .. "-----., " __,.____, ,,~ .,....-.-A---, P M F M F M F M F J 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 '/3 Doda Tellsil 103%.9 k. m.2 To!III (103.288. 73 Beetares) 14233 1461' M7]7 49501 45209 5623 5]80 14913 2849 1018.6 k. m.2 Raral (101863.73 Hectares) 13319 13666 89321 46549 42772 5509 SOB3 ]3024 1825 14.3 It. m.2 U ...... (1425.00 Hectares) 914 953 5396 2959 2437 114 97 ]889 1024 RURAL AREAS 1 Kalooband 1607.43 201 207 1332 695 637 33 36 179 8 2 Bharat 3177.22 214 221 1336 713 623 228 2) 3' UdiamPur 454.06 184 187 1082 589 493 ]02 20 4 Khono 115.34 24 28 172 93 79 27 5 Bagla 336.30 111 114 714 366 348 26 6 Lodna 624.44 144 146 1056 530 526 150 5 7 Gaddyari 163.90 56 59 370 192 178 28 8 Kalihand 572.63 109 116 758 390 368 54 3 , Tantna 5U.5S 105 110 669 356 313 13 ]2 52 10 Pankhar 101.58 11 11 75 36 39 10 1 11 Abli-Masri 240.39 61 61 385 194 191 32 12 Gundna 166.33 127 134 785 412 373 61 3 13 Gadetar 2690.78 192 214 1345 723 622 49 36 135 4 14 Malwanajagir 744.63 264 273 1635 888 747 33 24 245 23 15 Charote 378.39 79 79 490 264 226 75 16 Parshoola 1021.44 193 196 1278 686 592 126 123 161 9 17 Dhalonlroot 902.86 96 96 648 337 311 90 18 Bhakhna 624.84 82 82 465 255 210 43 189 CENSUS ABSTRACI' MAIN WORK.ERS Marginal Non-Workt'rs Workers ----"------., TotalMa:in Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Labourers Industry Workers (I-IX) (I) (II) Manufacturing, fIII, IV V (b) Processing, & VI to IX] Scrvicing and Repairs( V (a)] ,--_.A.----., .~ M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 26039 5986 20533 S48S 4S 383 23 4434 433 1774 6722 21695 32501 24581 5813 2()460 5480 689 45 378 21 3054 267 1737 6590 20231 30369 1458 173 73 5 5 2 1380 166 37 132 1464 2132 459 275 400 275 2 13 44 2 116 234 246 438 375 408 373 1 29 3 272 247 317 3 310 2 7 1 272 490 58 S5 3 1 37 34 42 249 239 243 239 6 117 109 314 1 284 4 2 1 24 131 216 394 112 110 3 79 77 99 262 227 249 227 2 11 128 141 180 1 104 7 69 13 124 163 188 20 9 19 9 7 16 9 14 135 108 113 108 4 18 59 83 257 246 10 2 181 153 192 443 250 385 250 4 53 3 126 277 246 534 60 416 S9 40 78 5 161 349 526 148 128 134 128 13 116 98 2411 5';1 165 50 9 7 9 67 147 289 291 244 196 7 157 7 16 23 141 304 149 143 6 106 210 190 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY TEHSIL DODA Loca Name of ViUage! Area of No. of No. of Total population (Inclu Scheduled Scheduled Literates tion Town/Ward Village occu House ding Institutional &: Castes Tribes Code in pied holds Houseless Population) No. Hectares residen and of tial TownfWard Houses in Kml r"'---~--","\ t , .. P M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 19 Bhal-Waoa 1040.05 122 122 746 388 358 49 57 102 6 20 Barshala 928.36 114 114 705 349 356 156 2S 21 Mahala 452.85 141 142 878 449 429 36 33 259 37 22 latheli 733.70 189 190 1203 641 562 43 3S 256 44 23 A~esi 99.15 28 28 160 84 76 6 9 47 3 24 Korara 701. 73 96 103 714 375 339 25 IS 130 11 25 Donglo 123.84 47 47 274 138 136 63 4 26 Dhara 907.30 276 276 1630 871 759 24 24 180 6 27 Roti Padama 835.28 134 134 853 464 389 81 3 28 Jodh Pur 984.61 163 163 1152 610 542 211 185 235 35 29 Bhaboore 286.12 96 96 632 333 299 48 50 128 28 30 Hancha 305.95 77 77 459 238 221 30 2 31 sel 124.64 49 49 J08 158 ISO 12 9 43 5 32 Bhandas 319.70 31 31 207 119 88 30 33 Chakri 24.69 4 5 31 17 14 7 1 34 Ahgad 3U.61 53 54 372 194 178 34 1 35 Dashnan 263.86 74 76 512 249 263 62 36 Dhar 577.90 151 1S5 1013 540 473 41 33 126 16 37 Shavian 115.34 47 49 320 168 ]52 20 2 38 Jajote 617.55 92 92 633 329 304 41 38 74 2 39 Doda 632.13 39 39 242 129 113 10 8 54 15 40 Amora 625.65 218 235 1609 840 769 101 98 384 134 41 Barshala 511. 53 86 88 587 298 289 6 2 90 U 42 aeoli 919.86 164 168 1201 635 566 29 22 174 27 43 Malwas 78.11 19 19 ISO 81 69 13 44 Bajami 2577.87 546 557 3744 1884 1860 104 86 607 63 45 Goddi 3718.70 185 192 1336 707 629 5 2 136 3 46 Bhaawa 1269.11 418 428 2919 IS31 1388 70 74 348 42 191 ,CENSUS ABSTRACI' MAIN WORKERS Noo-Worken Total Main Cultivatoflt Agricultural Household Other Workers Labourers Industry Workers (I -JX) ManufacturiDg [III IV, V(lt) (I) (II) Processing, &VJtoDq =-:t.)] r-- ...... __, .. • . M F M F p' ]5 16 ]7 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 26 'Z1 28 190 86 )Ii6 86 1 23 198 272 J79 166 13 170 356 205 3 159 2 43 :2 12 2 232 424 ,319 127 275 U8 5 6 5 1 34 1 58 92 264 343 38 20 18 9 4S 67 209 91 182 i90 4 23 1 72 137 94 111 80 65 4 11 58 135 561 185 402 183 :zo 139 2 9 334 301 240 213 13 197 13 15 1 250 376 353 16 317 12 2 23 4 78 346 179 180 .185 154 8 23 63 136 85 63 ·13.5 127 8 6 130 97 91 87 85 71 149 66 65 I . 53 88 8 8 9 14 120 11' 5 74 178 130 93 112 93 3 15 3 1 U6 J69 .276 237 7 32 .5 rn 259 246 117 1 112 5 1 7 87 44 64 .213 3 208 3 5 34 209 82 92 53 4 1 4 5 37 3 24 .57 52 52 .381 79 256 55 8 8 109 24 14 9 445 681 J44 120 68 118 12 1 64 1 8 18 146 ISJ .346 6 168 2 118 2 5 55 2 1 288 560 I 35 22 13 46 69 6 .1021 40 888 36 19 14 100 4 10 8 3 1810 .371 348 5 18 336 629 808 63 734 60 12 62 3 175 674 JlSO 192 URBAN/VILLAGE PlUMAllY ttEHSIL DODA Loca Name of Villagel Area of No. of No. of Total populatioD (lDcluding Scheduled Scheduled Literates tion Town/Ward Village oc:cu- House- Institutional & Houseless Castes Tribes Code in pied holds Population) No. Hectares residen- udof tial TOWD/ Houses Ward in Km2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 47 Ganeka 261.43 so SO 360 180 180 23 21 67 10 48 lathi 107.24 SO SO 316 145 111 87 42 49 Kuthiara 687.57 102 lOS 702 357 345 89 94 133 31 SO Marsoh 210.03 33 33 211 108 103 30 28 33 3 51 Malhori 1160.65 149 159 947 476 471 90 85 243 96 52 Khaleni 617.15 107 110 709 372 337 55 42 234 76 53 Gangalwar 135.98 45 45 341 173 168 75 32 54 Kehlote 93.48 22 23 168 87 81 11 13 35 5 55 Sohanda 90.65 21 21 162 89 73 55 45 39 4 56 Haleja 51.80 14 14 104 55 49 39 37 11 57 HamirPur 34.40 12 12 76 38 38 12 58 MecbIOtan lChard 44.11 9 10 55 29 26 29 26 10 2 59 Bhadra 34.80 14 14 70 38 32 26 26 14 60 Rahi 59.08 22 22 145 72 73 54 60 45 13 61 Shaja 88.63 37 37 262 138 124 SO 9 62 Murunda 27.52 8 8 63 32 31 17 6 63 Gangatah 37.64 10 10 73 32 41 22 5 64 Mechrotah-KaIan 46.13 8 8 56 27 29 12 4 65 Kukrasu 18.21 3 3 22 12 10 8 3 66 Shewa 355.32 77 77 582 312 270 1 149 9 67 Shaema KalaD 75.68 2S 2S 195 106 89 12 16 58 13 68 Paryote 951.83 194 206 1382 721 661 384 365 205 58 69 Hud 675.02 78 78 493 245 248 118 121 86 13 70 Saras 762.44 63 65 384 208 116 141 118 63 7 71 Kotahri 57.47 23 23 148 14 74 28 28 16 6 72 PhaDgota 164.71 so SO 343 168 175 133 139 18 73 Nadi ADgri 115.34 17 18 136 67 69 60 60 30 9 193 CENSUS· ABSI'RACI' MAIN WORKERS Marginal NOD·Work .." Workers r------.A.....;__:._ ___._.~_. ______-.... Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Labaure" Industry Workers (I-IX) Manufacturing. [III. IV, V (b) (I) (II) Processing and VI to IX] Servicing and Repairs [V (a)] ,------A------r--~---""I ,..---.A._--., ~ ~ r----"--J-_~ -.... M M F .. F F F M F M F M F M M 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 72 • 3 57 2 14 1 16 13 92 164 80 77 49 77 3 4 24 10 11 55 83 196 43 164 43 18 1 13 27 96 134 2()6 59 37 37 37 22 49 66 240 14 210 11 30 3 236 457 208 52 113 51 3 92 4 53 160 232 96 40 31 36 26 39 3 2 28 75 100 36 20 16 6 35 45 46 34 26 8 7 43 48 29 26 24 2 3 22 26 27 16 15 3 24 19 14 11 8 3 3 14 15 12 18 15 3 4 17 16 15 39 4 27 4 12 47 33 22 53 2 47 2 6 9 76 121 18 18 16 18 2 14 13 16 17 10 17 6 16 24 7 7 6 16 14 13 5 3 2 6 5 I 5 129 106 91 105 3 35 57 183 107 41 21 2 18 3 65 86 367 13 336 12 3 28 354 647 ]31 4 ]22 4 ~ 2 ]26 112 118 89 9 83 9 6 7 53 112 114 40 13 35 13 .. 2 3 36 34 25 86 63 77 62 ... . 9 41 82 71 32 2 20 2 10 11 3S 56 194 URBAN/VILLAGE PRlMAB.Y TEUSll.. DODA L:)ca- Name of Villagel Area of No. of No.of Total population (Including Scheduled Scheduled Li terate. tion Town/Ward Village oeeu- House- Institutional&: Houseless Castes Tribes Code in pied holds Popula tion) No. Hectares residen- aadof tial Townl Houses Ward in K.m 2 r= A • P M M F 2 3 6 7 9 10 11 12 1 3 74 Shaema Khord 26.71 9 9 52 28 24 14 11 16 7 75 Balasu 26.30 11 11 83 37 46 14 1 76 Dharara 81.75 22 22 160 94 66 37 24 36 3 77 Rivara 83.78 45 45 337 161 176 116 133 70 20 78 Pranu 55.44 41 "'I 275 12·3 152 14 18 60 30 79 Masri 178.48 60 64 441 222 219 65 57 S5 12 80 Saronda 45.73 22 24 170 86 84 38 5 81 Sarsi 1430.98 93 96 631 342 289 77 9 82 lbru,kh 47.35 16 16 116 64 52 13 83 Jagrote 53.01 .J4 35 220 115 185 67 63 44 10 84 Altu 21.85 12 12 89 44 45 18 2 85 Tarowa 101. 98 64 70 432 217 215 15 16 90 loS 86 S;bangroo 93.08 56 56 341 175 166 49 47 84 23 87 Darondi 66.77 29 31 242 111 131 50 1.6 88 Kotla 22.26 13 13 7S 3S 40 20 14 89 Thalsara 35.61 18 19 121 60 61 28 (; 90 Kumarri 67.58 29 29 181 98 83 31 24 31 7 91 Banjai 30.7(, 19 19 ~ 49 47 14 14 2S a 92 Bhasti 46.54 29 29 17'3 81 92 43 21 93 Bhatri 22.26 9 9 75 39 36 24 19 12 94 MottJi 1388,90 182 186 1204 632 572 S7 53 222 14 95 Parbal' 715.49 120 123 849 446 4()3 79 63 95 7 96 Sara'k 19ti7.08 79 82 692 3ap 312 1'31 6 97 Magota 23.t6. as 244 249 1644 854 790 45 36 187 21 98 Bayole 5,352; 44 288 293 17!A'J 904 889 63 59 224 13 ~9 Hambel 1878 . .]7 153 159 IQ3.4 501 533 117 137 224 87 1.1)0 Gobs 261.03 82 85 512 266 95 104 11-8 21' 195 CENSUS ABSI'RAcr MAIN WORKERS MarPaaI Non-Workers Wollker8 Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other WOJ;kers Labourers Industry . Worken (I·-IX) Manufachlting, [III, IV,'y (b) (I) (II) Processins" "VI to IX] Servicing and Repairs [V l .....----' ~..." .L .L & , .. I Ii , , II M. F M M P • M P M P • 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 ·22 23 24 25 26 27 28 12 1 7. I 5 1 16 22 15 1 12 1 3 5 1 17 44 , 38 33 5 2 2 54 64 80 55 71 55 1 8 19 81 92 '62 3 43 2 3 16 1 61 149 129 114 15 8 166 85 53 44 12 31 12 3 10 37 42 3S 183 7 150 7 22 5 6 20 77 139 205 37 2 34 2 3 I 3 26 47 61 4.3 18 1 4 66 50 3B 23 5 20 5 3 9 21 31 112 26 72 24 3 37 2 45 126 60 63 85 3 65 2 20 1 I 89 163 S4 47 42 46 1 4 7 1 5 15 52 59 17 ]0 15 9 2 2 4 16 26 27 28 19 27 3 5 1 3 3 30 30 56 49 7 9 63 33 2D 31 2~ 6 1 6 32 12 14 45 3 30 3 12 2 12 66 24 23 15 15 24 3-5 321 51 244 10 67 12 65 299 456 80 61 10 5 4 88 43 278 359 191 ]77 6 8 "I (i3 18B 249 ·494 227 475 227 5 1A 360 563 278 488 276 4 28 2 1 383 611 246 216 30 1 2SS 532 147 6 125 4 2 20 2 31 137 88 103 ';196 URBANtVIL;LAGE PRIMARY TEIISIL DODA , Loca- Name of V1l1age/ . Areaof No. of No. of Totalpopulation Scheduled Scheduled Literate~. tiolt Town/Ward Village occu- House.- (Jncluding Insti- Castes. Tribes Code In pied. holds tutional & No. Hectares residen.- Houseless and of tial Population) Town I lIouses Ward in&m' ,_., ·1 I t. P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 101 Rote 1668.94 225 l30 1497 786 711 146 129 149·· 3 102 Bari 178.06 62 62 437 236 201 54 43 109 16 103 Ranka 816.26 124 28 746 395 351 126 107 110 14 104 Seate 807.76 65 67 459 235 224 45 28 81 7 105 Kharonti 702.54 67 67 402 216 186 62 48 28 4 106 . Bul;and Pur 356.53 71) 79 449 224 225 110 1)3 82 16 107 Charrota 1795.61 313 118 1830 954 876 150 159 122 108 Lalhote 74.87 22 22 108 62 46 58 39 10 109 Assar 706.99 161 166 930 505 425 99 92 267 100 110 Ghanhuta 332.25 61 65 425 231 194 27 16 49 4 111 Ramgarh 350.87 66 71 408 222 186 165 142 67 19 112 Karmel 534.61 68 68 453 250 203 60 52 43 1 113 . Chi! 401.45 62 62 402 211 191 42 34 37 4 114 Gagla 456.49 74 76 489 267 222 86 68 114 8 US Mandole 262.64 57 58 388 201 187 42 38 73 22 116 Kotli 606.63 96 98 719 378 341 152 130 106 6 117 Kas ti Garh 274.78 86 86 611 309 302 9 8 113 7 118 Munddhar 1352.88 443 456 2928 1541 1387 214 186 364 21 119 Shamti 734.91 209 213 1445 734 71 I 186 17S 173 3 120 Bibrota 953.45 IS8 162 1050 556 494 58 51 79 2 t21 Chaka 2125.43 353 361 2431 ·1254 1177 82 71 252 9 122 Tapnel 210.03 61 61 382 20B .114 64 6 123 . Desa 22093.65 560 587 4302 2222 2080 41 34 549 19 124 Dhandal 4725.57 503. . 513 3533 1821 1712 87 435 33 125 . Koti 199 203 1333 707 626 lR 16 99 126 Al 430.59 39 39 296 148 148 31 2 ]82 Jl40 613 527 16 127 Forest. Block...r. . 172 . CENSUS ABSfRACf MAIN WORKERS Margtnal Non-Wolken Workers r------' ------''----:------,--.-...... Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Labourers Industry Workers (I-IX) Manufacturing, [UI, n, V (b) (I) (II) Precessing, & VI to IX] Se~icing and Repairs rV (a)] I , A .. •M F M F 15 16. 17 ]8 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 392 2 364 2 2 4 22 39 15 355 694 127 106 93 80 9 26 25 109 95 219 56 216 S6 3 176 295 107 21 94 13 8 13 128 203 11;3 106 7 103 186 118 37 91 33 27 4 30 110 76 78 , 616 608 8 338 876 37 6 31 6 2 11 15 14 25 264 141 172 135 8 .83 .6 13 57 228 221 129 66 97 64 14 18 loa 127 110 25 74 24 6 2 28 12 48 100 113 106 27 93 27 8 5 14 74 130 102 109 21 104 21 5 102 170 128 112 120 112 8 139 110 77 8 56 8 4 2 15 12 4 112 175 204 183 19 1 174 339 151 8 124 8 4 23 2 158 292 842 60 743 39 HI 80 21 225 698 1102 385 281 . 365 281 7 13 56 19 293 411 299 158 284 156 2 2 13 49 35 208 301 636 398 611 398 2 23 89 170 529 609 111 8 80 7 27 3 7 91 166 1197 12 862 11 268 3 64 1024 2068 973 232 117 ] 41 66 3 24 166 87 97 286 751 1194 229 126 7 18 78 1S9 293 319 333 95 72 23 4 7 49 140 169 66 20 149 66 148 115 296 346 198 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY Loea- Name of Village/ Area of NO. of No. of Total population (}nau. Scheduled Scheduled Literates t'ol1 Town/Ward Vil~ occu- Hoc:Cil ding IDs~tutioilaJ & Castes Tribes Code m pied holds Houseless Populatioi:l) No. Hectl1le5 residen- and of tiill Town/ Hfjulleli Ward il' l(m 2 ...., r---I'---. ~ P M F M F M F M F ·1 1 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ]I 12 13 14 URBAN AREAS 9.IIU Doda Notified Area 14.15K.z 914 953 5396 Z9S9 J437 "4 1889 tOM ward No 1 111 111 662 3W In 9 "1 229 J13 :: ward No. 2 200 211 1138 644 494- 13 6 42'.~ 213 3 Ward No. 3 US IS2 611 429 382 44 34 272 141 4 Ward No. 4 171 171 940 S29 411 17 16 374 203 S Ward lIoio. S 90 92 50S 752 253 31 34 160 li8 6 Ward No.6 73 77 419 221 198 136 74 7 Ward No• ..1 134 139 921 494- 427 289 J62 199 ~sus ABSTRACf .dAIN WORKERS MargiDal Noa-Workcn ------A Werken Total Main Cultivators AgncuJtural Household Otber Workers Labourers Industry Workers (I-IX) Manufacturing, [III, IV, V (b) ([) (II) Processing, "VI to IX] Servicing and Repairs [V (a)] i ,-----'--_ • i • , ..... M F M F M F M F M F• M F IS 16 17 IS 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2S 1_ 173 73 .5 5 2 IlIlO '" 17 ,» t4M ztn '3 207 3 182 \ 269 -307 36 8 . . .. 299 36 3 17 334 441 199 21 47 2 lSI lSI 23 99 207 262 255 36 6 3 246 35 274 375 130 17 8 122 16 I 2 121 234 119 20 119 20 102 1711 240 40 3 2 1 136 37 10 14 244 373 200 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY TEHSIL RAMBAN tpea- Name of Village/ Area of No. of No. of Total Population (Including Scheduled Scheduled LUerates dOD Town/Ward Village oceu- HouSe Institutional &. House1ess castes Tribes Code ·in pied holds Population) No. Hectares miden- aodof tial Town! HOUIIe5 Ward inKm" .. r--- ""'\ , r-~ ~-..-. P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 9/4 BambaD Telllil Total 1134.4 kJD2 (U3436. 95 169'19 17536 109Z5I 5852S 50733 1963 2621 15,001 Z433, Hedares) RIII'tII IJ19.!Jkm2 (111928.95 15551 16192 102729 54721 48008 2806 2510 12531 1229 Hecta",) 15.1 kml 1204 UI"ba,. Cj9J8.02 1318 1344 6529 3804 2125 157 111 2464 .•tares) RURAL AREAS 'Naugam 304.73 69 70 489 272 2]1 109 11 2 Gund Tha thar 252.93 65 69 509 272 237 122 1 3 Kaskoot 762.03 1:';5 158 ]232 655 571 258 94 4 Ashar 380.41 128 130 80S 422 383 121 16 5 .fagirNamdar 19.43 U N I N H A B I l' E D 6 Thathar 2881.87 311 377 2'733 1475 1258 604 87 1 Charel Lamber 1066.36 375 395 2522 1349 1173 522 96 2~ 8 Zanbal 116.96 101 103 680 380 300 85 9 Cbacbabal 486.84 105 105 558 300 258 36 10 Karawa 485.22 142 157 1017 534 483 144 37 II Guod Adalkoot 947. 38 235 248 1655 891 158 182 35 12 Ban.kote 471. 87 173 179 1025 554 471 198 29 13 Nagam 365.03 127 140 984 522 462 )~4 10 14 D=ogoal 221. 31 29 29 214 ]07 IOi 27 4 15 Cbanchloo 1017.80 172 174 1101 617 484 JlO 15 16 Dolegarn 3203.93 520 568 3406 1866 ]540 430 34 17 Dbanmasta 1952.63 434 459 2822 1505 1317 491 9 18 BoharDbar 1378.37 360 164 1993 ]072 921 259 6, 19 Neel 1317.] 6 417 441 2599 1:183 1216 359 12 201 CENSUS ABSTllAcr MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-Workers ._------"- r--'-~'------...... Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricul tural Household Other Workers Labourers Industry Workers (J -IX) (I) (II) Manufacturing, [III. IV, V (b) processing. & VI to IX) Servicinll and Repairs [V (a)l ,-__ .A.---.., M F 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 11918 1809 1315 28 3.,7 62 S939 40S 3529 10249 25387 3SllQ 27433 2164 21774 1801 1265 28 372 54 4022 281 3!XJ4 10199 23784 35645 2176 140 204 8 50 5 8 1917 124 25 50 1603 2535 1 S9 101 2 56 1 113 216 155 106 5 43 3 114 236 315 18 152 64 16 83 18 5 335 558 215 114 44 15 1 42 206 382 U N I N H A B I T E D 753 2 528 34 6 185 2 14 708 1256 690 26 349 102 17 222 26 38 621 11416 208 14'8 20 39 172 3.00 197 178 13 5 2 101 258 295 3 195 52 47 2 1 238 479 471 3 398 23 4.9 2 426 755 270 136 87 47 5 283 466 281 3 223 3 2 S3 3 241 4S9 54 3S 6 12 53 107 386 366 J9 153 230 331 985 2 685 134 8 158 2 157 724 1538 669 7 528 6 7 133 167- 477 669 833 548 526 22 61 223 463 698 729 5 624 5 29 76 46 137 60S 1074 202 URBAN/VILLAGE PlUMAIlY TEIISIL RAMBAN Loca Name of Villagel Area of No. of No. of Total population (Including Scheduled Scheduled Literates tion Town/Ward Village oceu- House- Institutional & Houseless Castes Tribes Code in pied holds Population) No. Hectares residen- &of tial Townl Houses Ward in Km2 r------A.---~ ~ ~-~ ,..------, P M F M F M F M P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 ),0 Alanbas 740.58 161 166 1292 669 623 329 54 21 Pogal 6575,40 934 973 6046 3189 2857 1260 31 1.2 Seri Pa ti 3077 67 214 218 1378 745 633 124 2 23 Paris tan 1127.06 180 180 1109 584 525 84 5 24 Hoo:::hak 537.02 229 229 1430 736 694 166 2 25 Bloangara 2612.68 179 179 1216 643 573 23 26 Balhote 1870.88 184 184 1281' 679 602 37 27 Ganote 1651. 54 148 148 999 554 445 94 80 62 28 Kamet 1838.91 160 166 1177 621 556 116 115 85 29 Ghar 764.86 79 79 519 281 238 81 60 56 1 30 Daramen 218.13 50 50 343 170 173 31 22 31 Tanger 69.20 19 19 150 84 66 28 20 11 32 Raj Garb 382.43 140 141 972 495 477 79 60 83 7 33 Deswal 19.02 6 6 49 20 :19 8 1 34 Jhat Gali 991.09 177 177 1316 649 667 155 165 66 3 35 Kundi 320 51 63 64 388 197 191 15 12 70 21 36 Kanthi 656.41 162 163 1048 562 486 9 4 92 22 37 Seldhar 739.77 91 91 663 349 314 8 6 27 38 Dhar 167.95 47 47 343 168 175 21 39 Dhanllnat 2745.42 395 396 2609 1361 1248 II 13 221 1 40 Nera 423,71 76 76 521 265 256 7 6 129 52 41 Damote 1059.07 198 203 1267 642 625 81 75 153 10 42 Ahdwa 1033.17 80 80 594 306 288 89 80 4 43 Sancha 335.89 40 43 278 151 127 87 74 3 44 Pernote 796.83 189 190 lli3 649 534 72 53 154 16 45 M ~tu Gobindpura 900.84 212 215 1405 721 684 89 96 140 26 46 Chander Kote 322.54 73 73 509 265 244 21 15 106 15 47 Kanfar 224 20 98 105 688 366 322 65 52 123 20 CENSUS AUI'RACT MAIN WORKERS r---__. ______-A ______~ Marginal~~kers Non-~orkers Total Main Cultivators Agricultura 1 Household , Other Workers Labourers Industry Workers (I-IX) (I) (II) Manufacturing, [III, IV, V(b) Processing, &VItoIX] Ser\1icing and Repairs[V (a)] .---_..... _-"'"" ~--- I , M F M F M M F IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 262 21 134 14 114 21 130 341 rn 261 .1076 85 713 ~3 64 27 1 272 1 482 456 1631 2316 ';z41 4 234 . 3 13 1 4 203 494 426 207 58 171 SO 7 8 4 2S 127 '1JY1 2SO 260 3n 62 349 61 2 26 113 368 246 264 415 40S 6 4 8 349 220 224 378 1 372 6 1 122 432 179 169 221 100 213 99 2 6 1 180 207 153 138 294 1 280 2 12 60 209 267 346 J64 2 1056 2 2 6 2 148 US 88 84 81 3 7 106 79 67 44 43 43 40 23 271 2 255 16 2 14 270 210 lOS 8 7 1 2 1 10 28 364 7 352 7 12 1 36 284 624 94 7 74 7 2 18 1 2 102 182 327 3 301 3 2 18 2 235 481 169 1 J42 6 6 15 9 2 171 311 80 77 3 5 1 83 174 769 10 711 10 12 45 68 483 524 755 125 2 85 6 1 33 1 22 105 118 149 288 2 256 2 1 4 21 46 150 308 473 .182 180 2 124 288 104 103 14 47 113 348 140 3 5 5 302 296 232 372 2 244 15 7 106 t 349 682 110 63 14 2 31 13 95 142 149 .213 149 9 54 2 4 124 149 196 204 URBAN/\1D..LAGE PRIMARY TESSIL RAMBAN Loca Name of Village/ Area of No.of No.of Total population (Including Schedued Scheduled Literate~ tion Town/Ward Village occu- House- Institutional and Houseless Castes Tribes Code In .,ied holds PopUlation) No. Hectares residen- and of tial Townl Hc,uses Ward inKm2 r----"----....., r·--..A _-, ,--"---. r----A.___ PM F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 J2 13 14 48 Dharmoud 840.95 136 J 37 917 495 422 1]9 84 75 4 49 Chhampa 1123.01 173 176 1088 575 513 123 100 156 40 50 Thopal 295.02 90 91 522 262 260 61 53 9 51 Dharalta 390.53 65 75 371 188 183 42 39 42 8 52 Dharshiv Garb 126.67 UNINHABITED 53 Rakh Jargoh 462.16 45 48 297 151 146 2 4 46 20 54 Barthal 92.67 35 35 263 142 121 8 8 73 14 55 Lodhwa! 90.25 40 45 327 173 154 85 30 56 Bandhera 66.77 25, 25 146 77 69 25 11 57 Kathri 90.25 30 34 209 112 97 5 3 39 9 58 Tringla 142.45 18 ]8 108 50 58 27 30 18 5 S9 Chakwah 962.35 72 72 449 241 208 13 9 33 60 Sana 2943.31 439 440 2637 1399 1238 477 446 222 17 61 Chilla 72.44 9 9 50 28 22 8 7 3 62 Papryah 810.59 70 70 437 226 211 54 50 34 63 Karmlw 366.24 70 76 471 250 221 51 51 29 5 64 Savni 1195. OS U8 119 797 439 358 94 70 96 16 65 Balwat 1378.78 163 163 927 502 425 52 44 96 66 Kothi Jagir 671. 79 79 79 42.1 220 201 44 41 33 67 Batli 406.31 68 69 438 225 213 27 26 29 68 Khabi Jagir 1317.27 120 120 768 414 354 57 69 Bhathan 955.07 58 63 336 184 152 4 3 32 2 70 Dhothan Jagir : 540.67 56 56 303 162 141 18 17 11 71 Gandl'i 1254.94 121 121 736 395 341 46 2 72 Pari Jagh 123.03 10 ]0 42 23 19 13 Thanger Jagir 1043.70 109 112' 70S 360 345 17 18 57 7·' B:mera J agir 298.66 29 29 ]77 107 70 10 4 22 7S Badhole 72.84 10 10 56 33 23 2 3 8 CENSUS ABSTRAct MAIN WORKERS lVlar&inal Non-Worker! Worker!: ; , Total Main Cultivators Agri,;ultural Household, Otbl'r Workers Labourers Industry Workers (I-IX) Manufacturing [III. IV, V (bl (I) (II) Prr'cessin&. & Vito IX] Servicing and Rep'lirs [V (a)] .r-~ , .."... --~~ .. ,,~ ,. , , ~ • M . p. M F M F M F M F 15 16 i7 18 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 28 259 9 200 3 59 6 3 24 233 389 316 22 187 17 7 2 122 3 21 154 238 337 14S 2S 100 4 4S 21 117 235 105 29 65 1 1 39 211 . 83 154 UNINHABITED 78 4 46 2 32 2 13 142 67 2 30 2 37 75 119 96 55 13 28 77 154 44 4 33 6 33" 69 60 2 .41 2 2 17 52 . 95 31 6 26 6 5 19 52 140.· 3 138 3 2 II 106 90" 99 . 715 301 382 279 92 16 24 5 ·217 1 2 2 682 93'5 24 24 :4 22 15.9 6 .IS8 6 1 61·' 20$' 181 2 179 2 2 69' 218 200 . J81 3 16 171 :239' 187 lOS .277 18 10 197 425 24' 11 8 4 106 52 90 149 116 100 4 8 4 13 4 96 209 259 10 214 10 16 29 4 155 340 tI3 1 88 5 20 2 52 69 99 109 102 6 42 52 99 241 219 2 6 14 56 153 285 6 3 3 5 J 12 16 173 114 S4 5 7 97 180 148 3 1 2 19 85 70 9 24 23 UBBAN/VILLAGE P.RIMARY TEHSH.. RAMUAN CENSUS ABSTIlACI' MAIN WORKERS Marginal Non-Workers Workers Total MaiD Cultivators Agricultural Household Othp- Workerl Labourers Industry Workers (I-IX) Mallufacturin(!.. (Ill. IV. V ~b) (I) (II) ProcessiDIf. &. VI toIX Servi.:in 14 and Repairs [V (a») r---A.~ . r- ...... M F M F M • • . F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 ]9 20 2] 22 23 14 25 26 27 28 260 2]3 21 4 22 214 437 413 92 329 91 11 73 1 34 169 339 449 55 48 53 48 2 15 8 51 53 IS7 154 3 68 193 115 99 '.828 7 766 6 2J 39 1 262 859 580 620 219 2 163 2 28 3 25 58 142 212 316 102 66 66 66 36 28 47 70 75 425 11 343 10 13 69 1 15 245 385 510 681 221 489 218 57 10 J25 3 12 27 540 845 .2436 9~ Jl65 J 9 7 255 90 53 223 1046 'J882 758 46 506 22 144 15 20 93 4 119 474 1100 1272 635 330 628 329 1 7 2 270 439 265 7 199 1 16 49 7 138 225 332 382 '750 215 708 191 5 2 23 3S 1 322 S18 794 753 ·489 4S0 21 18 120 294 276 4S3 502 120 469 119 32 1 93 275 311 2S4 266 30 135 8 3 127 22 10 7S 212 33S 92 58 34 105 187 .58 9 48 8 13 97 33 2 ]60 ]93 URBAN/VIlLAGE PllU,IAR, Y TEIISIL RAMBAN Loca- Name of Village/ A_of No. of No. of Total population (Including Scheduled Scheduled Literates. tion Town/Ward Vi~lage occu- House- Institutionalet Houseless Castes Tribes Code In pied holds Pepulalion) No. Hectares residen- and of tial Town/ HouSes Ward inKm2 r r--"'----., r ,----k---.. p M F M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 URBAN AREAS 9/IV Batote Notified Area 6.48 Km2 523 523 2684 1512 1172 101 83 987 568 WaniNo. 43 43 238 136 102 43 43 60 27 2 Ward No.2 96 96 569 314 255 39 28 156 87 3 Ward No.3 49 49 323 167 156 3 4 125 . 89 4 Ward No.4 87 87 438 237 201 190· 125 5 Ward No.5 43 43 168 98 70 13 7 .', 78 42 6 Ward No. (; I. 114 114 402 256 146 ., 195 . 90 7 Ward No. 7 91 91 546 304 242 8 183 . I()S CENSUS .ABSTR:Acr MAIN WORKERS Marginal NOll-Workers , , Workers ~ Total Main CUltivators Agricul t ural Household Other Workers Labourers Industry , Workers (I-IX) Manufac turing [III, IV, V (b) (I) (II) Processing, &: VI to IX] Ser"icin~ and R.epairs V (a)] A ... A.__...... ___.., • ,..---J'---... ,. ,. #-..~ ~ .. M I • M F• M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 . 17 18 19 20 21 '12 23 24 2S 26 27 28 1154 43 120 11 723 42 5 .5 653 1124 74 2 36 5 33 2 1 61 . 100 175 14 50 3 122 13 1 ,138 240 81 4 4 3 74 4 . 85 151 124 8 1 123 8 113 193 SS 2 "I S4 2 1 42 68 172 7 '3 169 7 84, " 138 173 6 2S 148 6 1 2 130 234 TEHSH.. RAMBAN Loca.- Nllme of Villagel Area of l'iTo.of No.of TotalpopuJation (lnduding SchedUled ~~",~l~d Utetat.~8 tion T~n/J1iIard Villace occu- House- ID.ti~,,~mq~l & Houseless Ca8t,~, . Tribes Code in HeelaNs pied hol~s Popu,a~.) No. and of l"tl!iden- Tot1lD/ tiaJ,; Ward Houses inKm2 ,.----~ -----"""'1 ,..-...... A..-...... ,.-~, r----":- -~ p ,M F M F .. -" If, M F 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 9/V Ramban Sotified 4.53Km2 Area 495 496 1189 1117 851 50 18 I" 374 Ward No.1 93 93 416 242 174 4 164 43 2 Ward No; 2 104 104 432 264 168 15 15 .. 155 46 3 Ward No.3 76 76 297 186 111 J.41 72 4 Ward Do. 4 58 59 263 170 93 4 124 ' 62 5 Ward No.5 33 33 133 73 60 40 21 6 Ward No.6 45 45 233 125 108 84 66 7 Ward No.7 86 ·86 415 277 138 27 II 191 64 ?11 CENSUS ABSTBACf MAIN wORKER~ Marlinal No~~Worku!> 'Wo,tOI'S " " ...:. ... '~ ...... :(. • ,. Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Househod ,Other·.·· , Workers Labourers Industry WOd:Or.B'~ {I -IX) (I) (II) Manufacturing [III. LV V (b) Processing & VI to'iX] Servici:rand Repairs V (a)] -_~~ r---.A.'__-, -. r--....__~ ,--__" r--..... -~ ... ,i' M p- M F '~M P 'M P M P " M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 lZ4 25 26 27 28 ,844 68 60 7 16 1 6 -767 55 , 26 484 758 149 It 20 129 11 93.. 163 170 18 29 7 10 2 130 9 3 2 91 _ 148 110 11 2 107 11 76 100 104 10 . . .. 3 103 7 8 65 75 44 7 , .. 37 .. 2 6 27 . _ .-54 74 4 4 70 4 2 49 loe. 193 14 2 191 13 1 10 83 114 212 URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMAlty TEIISIL BAMBAN L:>ca N amc of ViIlalel Area of No. of No. of Total po~ula tion (Incladinlt Scheduled S.:hedulcd Li1erates. tion TOVln(Ward V!llage occu- House- institutional&. Houseles~ Castes . Tribe~ Cock In pied holds Population) No. Hectares residen- and of tial Town/ Honses· \Yard in Km2 r'---~--__ r--___""__'" r-_____'_~ r A-. P M F .M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 9/VI BaDhial Notifed Area ~, t." Km2 300· 325 1656 955 701 578 261.. 1 Devlole 122 122 562 333 229 209: 102 2 ... bloo 26 28 210 115 95 71 28 3 Holina· 41 47 268 149 119 68 24 4 Gund 73 88 330 206 124 151 74 S .£hapura· 38 40 286 152 134 79 34 213 CENSUS ABSTRAct MAIN WORKERS T'I)JaIMain Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Marginal N(Jn-Workers Workers Labourers Industry Workers WorJters (I -IX) (I) (II) Manufacturing, (Ill, IV, Processing V(b)&VI .serNicing and to IX] Itcpairs[V (a)j --Ao.--...., r-- .... ,-____.....-,-.., ,----"------.. ,-~--,-.., ,---A._,_.., ,---~. M F M F M F ,M 'F 'M F M F M F' 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 ' 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 471 29 24 "%3 4 '2 417 27 11 . 19': 466 653 181 13 1 1 2 179 11 6 n1' 146 209 38 2 7 31 2 2 9 75 84 ", :.; 59 2 2 3 54 2 1 89 117 127 12 3 124 12 2 2 77 110 73 18 ri 4 39 1 79 133 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Scheduled Ca.t•• Populatioll Urhan Block.Wil. LOCa- Name of ToWn.{WardfUrban Block Total Sche- Laca- Name of Town/WardfUrban Block Total Sche-I don popula- duled tiOD popola- doled Code tion Castes Code tion Castes No. No. 1 2 3 4 2 3 4 1000-: KISHTWAll (N. A.) 7174 99 14 Shah Mohalla 100 1 GohrianMohal~a 257 Block No. 14 109 Block No. 1 257 15 Parihar Mohalla S5 2 Truksati.i Moballa 135 91 Block No.ts 55 Block No. 2 135 91 16 Kundu Mohalla 14 3 Pir Mahalia 231 Block No. 16 14 Block No. 3 231 17 Subban Gagroo Moballa 28 4 Khoja Moballa 107 Block No. 17 28 Block No.4 107 18 Deu NajarMohalla 86 5 Wazirian Mohalla 241 Block No. 18 86 Block No.5 241 19 Guro KochaMohalla 110 6 Julia Mohalla 72 Block No.19 110 Block No. 6 72 20 Akhun Mohalla 76 7 Zargaran Mohalla 189 . Block No. 20 76 Block No. 7 189 21 Brabman Mohalla 298 8 Astan Sharief Pain Mohalla 61 Block No. 21 298 Block No. 8 61 22 Rather Mohalla 77 1 9 Bun Astan Bakshi Nagar Blocll No. 22 17 1 Mohalla 362 23 Tarat Mohalla 22 Block No. 9 362 Block: No. 23 22 46 10 Polyzta Mahalia 77 24 ShaU MobaUa Block: No. 10. 77 Block No. 24 46 .. 25 Gagroo Mohalla 77 11 Malik Mohalla 208 1 Block No. 25 77 BlockNo.U 208 1 26 Tapal MQhalla 113 12 Qazi Mohalla 102 11J Block No. 12 102 BloCk No. 26 13 Power House Mohalla 332 27 Kraye:: Pak Mohalla 104 Block No. 13 332 Block Ho27 104 215 ·Loca- Name of Town/ward/Urban Block Total sche- Loca- Name of Town/Ward/Urban Block Total Sche- lion popu)a- duJed lion popula- duled Code tion Castes Code tion CasteS No. No. 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 I 28 Gilkar Mohalla 12 45 Bandari Mohalla 167 Block No. 45 167 Block No. 28 12 46 Abu Mohalla 32 29 Hajam Mohalla, 82 Block No. 46 32 Block No. 29 82 ~ ". 47 Mehta Mohalla 81 30 Dar Mohalla 102 Block No. 47 81 Block No. 30 102 48 Gupta Mohalla 17 31 Kummar Mohalla 139 Block No. 48 17 Block No. 31 139 49 UltafGanaiMohalla 72 32 Shaneedi Mohalla 696 6 Block NNo. 49 72 Block No. 32 696 6 1() 10 BHADERWAH (N. A.) 6075 78 33 ChangrooMohalla 5S0 1 Ward No.1 625 21 Block No. 33 550 Block No. 1 62S 21 34 BaswanMohaUa SS2 2 Ward No. 2 721 Block No. 34 S52 Block No. 2 721 3 Ward No. 3 797 41 35 ShorgariMohalla 47 Block No. 3 797 41 Block No. 35 47 4 Ward No. 4 871 13 36 Ranp;reze Mohalla 119 Block No. 4 871 13 Block No. 36 119 S WardNo.S 908 37 Dar Mohalla 47 Block No. 5 908 Block No. 37 47 6 Ward No. 6 SS5 38 Kichloo Mohalla 200 Block No. 6 555 Block No. 38 200 7 Ward No. 7 760 39 saroodi Mohalla 173 Block No. 7 760 Block No. 39 173 8 Ward No. 8 838 3 -40 Ku twal Mohalla 161 Block No. 8 838 3 B!ockNo.40 161 020 . OODA (N. A.) 5396 211 41 GosamiMohalla 109 1 Ward No. 1 662 16 Block No 41 1(9 Block No. 1 662 16 42 Kamal Mohalla 141 2 Ward No. 2 1138 19 Block No. 42 141 Block No. 2 . 1138 19 43 Bazdar Mohalla 71 3 Ward No.3 811 78 Block No. 43 71 Block No. 3 811 78 -44 MattooMoballa IS 4 Ward No. 4 940 33 Block No. 44 15 Block No. 4 940 33 216 Laca- Name of Town/Ward/Urban BlOCk Total' Sche- Loca- Name of, Town/Ward/Urban Block Total Sche- tion popula- duled toin popula- dqJecf Code tion Castes COde tion Castes No. No. I 2 3 4 1 2 3 '4 5 Ward No. 5 50S 65 Block No. 16 41 7 Block No. 5 505 65 Patwari Mohalla ISO .. 6 Ward No. 6 419 Block No. 15 180 Block No. 6 419 1040 RAMBAN (N. A.) 2189 7S 7 Ward No. 7 921 1 Mohalla Shingtigal 48 Block No. 7 921 Block No. 1 ,48 1030 BATOTE (N. A.) 2684 190 Mohalla Zargeran 317 5 1 Tringla M03alia 238 86 Block No. 2 317 S BlockNo.l 238 86 Mohalla Oshiai 51 2 MansarMohalla 385 48 Block No. 3 51 Block No. 2 385 48 2 Khow Bagh 47 10 Tandlu Mohalla Block No. 4 47 10 Block No. 3 92 Mohalla Patyari 64 Ladee MoholIa 92 19 Block No. 5 64 Block No. 4 92 19 Mohalla Nichla Patyari 143 7 3 Koa t Mohaiia 151 7 Block No. 6 143 7 Block No. 5 151 7 Mohalla Bowli Bazar 141 13 SueMohalla 69 Block No. 7 141 13 Block No. 6 69 Mohalla Jamia Masjid 37 Thandkah Mohalla 71 Block No. 8 31 Block No. 7 71 .. 3 Ragunath Mandir side 65 Bogu Mohalla 32 B1ockNo.9 65 Block No. 8 32 Samaj MahalIa 108 4 Prani Balote 438 Block No. 10 108 Block No. 9 438 5 Petrol Pump Area up to Pane H/O Sehketla Devi 124 Rani Ta1ab 142 20 Block No. 11 124 Block No. 10 142 20 4 H/O JiaLaI 227 S. Qammar Mahalia 26 Block No. 12 227 S Block No. 11 26 M ulbery Hagh Mohalla 5 6 Main Bazar Mohalla 402 2 Block No. 13 5 Block No. 12 .402 2 Dung Dar Moor 31 7', Madhas MahalIa 164 Block No. 14 31 Block No. 13 164 5 Mahalia Bagwan 86 LadyalMohalIa 202 8 Block No. 15 86 Block No. 14 161 1 217 Loca- Name of Town/Ward/Urban Block Total Sche- Loca- Name of Town/Ward/urban 8Joc::k Total sa. don popula- duled tion popuJa- dureci Code tion Castes Code tion Castes No. No. 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 Mohalla Shewyi Maitbra 47 10SO BANlHAL (N. A.) 1656 Block No. 16 47 1 Dev8o]e 562 6 Mohalla Mai thra 233 Block No. 1 562 Block No. 17 233 2 Reloo 210 7 Mohalla Bakshi Nagar 237 29 Block No. 2 210 Block No. 18 237 29 3 Holina 268 Moballa Govindpora 82 Block No. 3 268 Block No. 19 82 4 Gund 330 Mohalla M .. P. Post 96 9 Blvck No. 4 330 Block No. 20 37 5 Khapura 286 Block No. 21 59 9 WockNo.S 286 218 DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS MAIN s. No. Dis~rct/Tehsil/Town Total! Number TotalScheduledCaste Literates Rural! of House- Population Total Main Workers Urban holds (I-IX) with SC members r---~---""'" r-~'--__'''''' --_ .... ---'"""" P M F P M F P M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Doda District T 5,675 37,173 19,324 17,849 6,364 5,175 1,189 11,658 9,638 2,020 R 5,548 36,517 18,970 17,547 6,096 5,000 19,06 11,474 9,470 2,OC4 U 127 656 354 302 268 175 93 184 168 16 Kish twar Tehsi] T 1,087 6,753 3,526 3,227 1,2S8 977 311 2,O'il 1,tU t,O R 1,066 6,654 3,472 3,182 1,234 942 292 2,046 1,645 4(1 U 21 99 54 45 54 35 19 25 23 2 Kis·htowar (N. A.) U 21 99 54 45 35 19 25 23 2 2 B1.11 deriwah Tehsil T 1,999 14,033 7,212 6,821 3,156 2,579 577 4,209 3,403 8C6 R 1,982 13,955 7.183 6,772 3,119 2.562 557 4,198 3,395 803 U 17 78 29 49 37 17 20 11 8 3 Bhaderwah (N.A.) U 17 78 29 49 37 17 20 11 8 3 3 Dod 1 Tehsil T 1,707 10,803 5,623 5,180 1,622 1,365 257 3,531 2,946 58S R 1,662 10,592 5,509 5,083 1,538 1,310 228 3 473 2,893 580 U 45 211 114 97 84 55 29 58 53 S Doda (N.A.) U 45 211 114 97 84 55 29 58 53 5 4 Ramban Tehsil T 882 5,584 2,963 2,621 298 254 44 1,847 1,621 226 R 838 5,316 2,806 2,510 205 1;86 19 1.757 1,5317 220 U 44 268 157 111 93 68 25 90 &4 6 Batote (N.A.) U 32 190 107 83 38 30 8 61 58 3 Ramban (N.A.) U 12 78 50 28 55 38 17 29 26 3 Banihal (N.A.) U 219 ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED CASTES woaKERS Cultivators Agricultural Household Industry Other Workers Marginal Workers Non-Workers Labourers Manufacturing, [III, IV, V (b) & (I) (11) Processing, VI to IX] Servicing and Repairs [V (a)] r---.A.-._--, ,_-.A. __-, r-"'---' ,----""----, r--_..A.---., ,.. __...A._._---.. p M F 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 29 30 31 '9,632 7,728 1,904 328 311 17 232 213 19 1,466 1,386 80 3,792 700 3,092 21,723 8,986 12,737 9,575 7,672 1,903 321 304 17 229 212 17 1,349 1,282 67 3,769 693 3,076 21,274 8,807 12,467 57 56 1 7 7 3 . 1 ... 2 117 104 13 23 7 16 449 179 270 1,626 1,249 377 60 58 2 49 39 10 336 322 14 335 79 256 4,347 1,779 2,568 1,622 ... 1,245 377 54 52 .. 49 39 10 321 309 12 335, 79 256 4,273 1,748 2,525 4 4 6 6 15 13 2 74 31 43 4 4 6 6 15 13 2 74 31 43 3,395 2,617 778 158 158 109 108 1 547 520 27 1,716 332 1,384 8,108 3,477 4,631 3,394 2,616 778 158 158 109 108 1 537 513 24 1,714 332 1,382 8,043 3,456 4,587 1 1 10 7 3 2 2 65 21 44 1 1 10 7 3 2 2 65 21 44 3,101 2,548 553 38 35 3 36 32 4 356 331 25 1,212 193 1,019 6,060 2,484 3,576 3,087 2,534 553 38 35 3 36 32 4 312 292 20 1,194 187 1,007 5,925 2,429 3,496 14 14 44 39 5 18 6 12 135 55 80 14 14 ...... 44 39 5 18 6 12 135 55 80 4510 1,314 196 72 60 12 38 34· 4 227 213 14 ·529 96 433 3,208 1,245 1,962 1,472 1,277 195 71 59· 12 35. 33 2 179 168 11 526 95 431 3,033 1,174 1,859 38 37 1 1 1 3 1 2 48 45 3 3 1 2 175 72 103 38 37 1 1 22 20 2 1 1 128 48 80 3 1 2 26 25 1 2 2 47 24 23