CENSUS OF INDIA 1981

PARTS XII' - A & B VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY

SERIES-8 VILLAGE& TOWNWISE JAMMU.& KASHMIR PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

SRINAGAR DISTRICT DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

A. H. KHAN of the Indian Administrative Service Director of Census Operations Jammu and Kashmir CENSUS OF INDIA 1981 LIST OF PUBLICATIONS

Central Government Publications-Census of India 1981-Series 8-Jammu & 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 £ -!\dministration Report-Tabulation II. General Population Tables II-A General Population Tables­ II-B Primary Census Abstract III. General Economic Tables III-A B-Series Tables of 1st priority III-B B-Series Tables of 2nd priority IV. Social and Cultural Tables IV-A C-Series Tables of 1st priority IV-B C-Series Tables of 2nd priority V. Migration Tables V-A D-Series Tables of 1st priority V-B D-Series Tables of 2nd priority VI, Feriility Tables VI-A F-Series Tables of 1st priority VI-B F-Series Tables of 2nd priority VII. Tables on Houses and disabled population VIII. Household Tables VIII-A HH-Series Tables covering material ef construction of houses VIII-B Contain Tables HH-17. HH-17 SC & HH-17 ST IX. Special Tables on S. C. and S. T. X. Town Directory Survey Reports on Towns and Villages X-A Town Directory X-B Survey reports on selected towns x-c Survey reports on selected villages XI. Ethnographic studies on S.C. & S.T. XII. Census Atlas Union & State/U.T. Census Adas XII-A Admn. Atlas XIII. DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOKS * XIII-A l Village & Town Directory r Combined XIII--B J Village-wise/Urban Ward-wise Primary Census Abstract

£ Not for sale * These are State Government's publications CONTENTS

Page No. 1. Foreword . I-II 2. Preface including acknowledgements III-V 3. (i) Map showing Administrative Divisions of Jammu and Kashmir as in 1981 . Frontispiece (ii) Map of the district 1 4. Abstract of the important Statistics of the district 3-4 5. Analytical Note (i) Census concepts . 7-8 (ii) Brief history of the district and the District Census Handbook. 8-10 (iii) Scope of Village Directory, Town Directory Statements and PeA 10-11 (iv) Physical Aspects . 11-12 (v) Major characteristics of the district. 12-14 (vi) Brief description of places of religious, historical or archaeological importance in villages and places of tourist interest in the towns of the district 14-26 (Important places and fairs and festivals) (vii) Brief analysis of the Village and Town Directory and PCA data based on inset tables 26-36 PART A-VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY 6. Section I-Village Directory (a) Tehsll Ganderbal (i) Map. 38 (ii) Alphabetical list of villages. 39-40 (iii) Note explaining the codes used in the Village Directory 41 (iv) Village Directory 42-49 Tehsil Srinagar (i) Map. 50 (ii) Alphabetical list of Villages. 51 (iii) Village Directory . 52-55 (b) Appendices (I-IV) to the ViUage Directory 56-58 7. Section II-Town Directory (i) Note explaining the codes used in the Town Directory 61 (ii) Town Directory statements (I to VI and IV-A) 62-68 (iii) Appendix to the Town Directory. 71 PART B-PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT (i) District PCA (a) Tehsil-wise Total, Rural, Urban 72-75 (ii) Tehsil-wise peA (a) Village-wise (b) Town-wise (within the town, ward-wise) J76-135 (c) Appendix showing total scheduled castes population-Urban block-wise. 136-163 (iii) Special PCA on Scheduled Castes (Total, Rural, Urban) 164-167

FOREWORD

The district census handbook (DCH), the distance in broad ranges from the nearest compiled by the Census Organisation on behalf place where the amenity is available may be of the State Governments, is one of the given. The restructuring of the format of the most valuable products of the Census. The village directory and incorporating more DCH is constantly referred to by planners, exhaustive data on infrastructure aspect administrators, academicians and researchers. particularly in relation to amenities and land-use It is inter alia used for delimitation of pattern is expected to further meet the need constituencies, formulation of local level and of micro level planning for rural areas. It regional plans and as an aid to District is expected to help not only in local area Administration. The district census handbook planning but regulating the provision of goods is the only publication which provides and services as well, so as to minimise the Primary Census Abstract (PCA) data upto the regional imbalances in the process 'of village level for the rural areas and wardwise development. A few new items of information for each city or town. It also provides data have also been introduced to meet some of on infrastructure and amenities in villages the requirements of the Revised Minimum and towns. etc. Needs Programme, Such new items of infor­ mation as adult literacy centres, primary health subcentres, and community health The district census handbook series was workers in the village have been introduced initiated during the 1951 Census. It contained in the village directory with this objective important census tables and PCA for each in mind. The new item on approach to the 'Vinage and town of the district. During 1961 village is to have an idea about the villages Census the scope of the DCH was enlarged in the district which are inaccessible. A new and it contained a descriptive acco1l.nt of column, "total population and number of the district. administrative statistics, census hoseholds" has been introduced to examine tables and a village and town directory, the correlation of the amenities with the including PCA. The 1971 DCH series was population and number of households they planned in three parts. Part-A related to serve. Addition of two more appendices listing village and town directory, Part-B to village the villages where no amenities are available and town PCA and Part-C comprised analytical and according to the proportion of scheduled report. administrative statistics, district census caste and scheduled tribe population to the tables and certain analytical tables based on total population has also been made with PCA and amenity data in respect of villages. this view in mind. However, in some states it was confined to district census tables and in a few cases altogether given up due to delay in compilation The formats of the town directory have and printing. also been modified to meet the requirements of the Minimum Needs Programme by providing While designing the format of 1981 DCH information on a few new items. A new series some new features along with the statement on civic and other amellltles in restructuring of the formats of village and slums in Class-I and Class-II towns (statement town directory have been attempted. At the IV-A) has been introduced with this objective same time, comparability with the 1971 data in mind. It is expected that this will help has also been kept in view. All the amenities the planners to chalk out programmes on except power supply in the village have been provision of civic amenities for the improvement brought together in the village directory with of slums. The columns on Scheduled Castes the instruction that in case an amenity is and Scheduled Tribes population in statement not available in the referrent village IV relating to civic and other amenities and (ii) adult literacy classes / centres under educational non census data in relation to the infrastructure facilities in statement V are· also added has been introduced to enhance its value. inter alia with this view. A significant addition The district and tehsil/ Police Station / C.D. is class of town in all the seven statements Block etc., level maps depicting the boundaries of the town directory. The infrastructure of and other important features have been inserted amenities in urban areas of the country can at appropriate places, to further enhance the be best analysed by taking the class of towns value of the publication. into consideration. The addition of the columns on civic administration status and population This publication is a joint venture of the in a few statements also serves this purpose. State Government and the Census Organisation. The data have been collected and compiled in the State under the direction of Shri A. H. The formats of the primary census abstract Khan, lAS, Director of Census Operations, for the villages and towns has been Jammu and Kashmir, Srinagar on behlaf of formulated in the light of changes in the the State Government which has borne the economic and other questions canvassed through cost of printing. The task of planning, designing the individual slip of 1981 Census. and coordination of this pu~lication was . carried out by Shri N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar In order to avoid delay in publication of General (Social studies) of my office. Dr. B. K. 1981 DCH Series it has been so designed that Roy, Deputy Registrar General (Map) provided Part-A of the volume contains village and the technical guidance in the preparation of town directory and Part-B, the PCA of the maps. Data received from Census villages and towns including the Scheduled Directorates have been scrutinized in the Castes and Scheduled Tribes PCA upto Tehsil/ Social Studies Division at the headquarters Town levels. At the beginning of the DCH under the guidance of Shri M. M. Dua, Senior a detailed analytical note supported by a Research Officer, I am thankful to all who number of inset tables based on PCA and have contributed in this project.

P. PADMANABHA Registrar General, India

New Delhi the 26th April, 1982 PREFACE

Programme of the Planning Commission. The The compilation and publication of District columns on Scheduled Caste population in Census Handbooks has been a traditional statement IV and adult literacy classes/centres feature of the Indian census since 1951. in statement V are a sequal to this programme. However, in Jammu and Kashmir State, where no census was conducted in 1951 due to the unsettled conditions prevailing then, this work The Village Directory also follows the same was taken up as a regular feature of census pattern as in 1971 census except again for a since 1961 with certain improvements and few additional columns. The column on total additions in the data content of the population and number of households has been publication at the 1971 census, further added to facilitate analysis of the other data enhancing its utility for the Data Users. in the Directory. The column on approach to village is to identify the number of inaccessible villages in the district. The column on number The 1981 series of the District Census of households living in owned houses or Handbook which we have begun with the posessing house sites in the village is again district of Punch will contain two parts each. intended to cater to the Minimum Needs Part A deals with Town and Village Directory Programme of the Planning Commission. and Part B consists of Town and Villagewise Primary Census Abstract. In 1971 census there It is hoped that with its present content was also third part of the Handbook, published the Handbook would, more than ever, serve as a separate volume, comprising administrative as a useful reference publication, particularly and census statistics. However. in view of for such Administrators and Data users as the considerable delay experienced then in have to deal with planning, implementation getting the relevant administrative statistics and evaluation of development programmes, pertaining to various departments, compilation including the Minimum Needs Programme, at of this volume has been given up at the 1981 the grass roots level. census. It is expected that such statistics would be available to the data users in the usual publications of the State Directorate of The compilation of the Handbook would Evaluation and Statistics. not have been possible but for the cooperation extended by the Revenue, Education, Medical, Public Health and other local authorities of The Town Directory of the Handbook the District in making relevant data available, consists of seven statements which are almost for which we owe them our grateful thanks. similar to those adopted for the 1971 census except that a few new columns have been It must be stated here that the task of added to facilitate analysis of the data. A finalising and printing the present volume significant addition is of class of town in has fallen on me, since Shri A. H. Khan, lAS, every statement which has been done on the Director of Census Operations, Jammu and consideration that the infrastructure of amenities Kashmir, under whose able stewardship the and facilities found in urban India can best census operations of 1981 were carried out, be analysed with reference to this specific retired from Government service by the time parameter. The addition of the column on the volume could be taken up for compilation. civic administration status in statements III and IV and population in statements IV and V also serves the same purpose vis-a-vis the We are grateful to Shri P. Padmanabha, respective statements. Due consideration has lAS, Registrar General and Census Commissioner also been given to the Minimum Needs of India and Shri N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar (iv)

General (Social Studies) whose detailed instruc­ four maps, one showing the administrative tions, guidance and advice were available· divisions of Jammu and Kashmir State as in all through. 1981, one pertaining to Srinagar district and rest to its two constituent tehsils. These were The credit for compiling this Handbook prepared by the staff of our Cartographic including analysis of data belongs to Shri H. L. section under the close and valuable guidance Kalla, Deputy Director and Shri Shamus-ud-Din, of Dr. B. K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General Tabulation Officer, who ably assisted the former (Map) of the office of the Registrar General, in this task and both deserve appreciation India. Their names along with those of other for their respective contributions. officials who rendered valuable assistance in bringing out the volume are mentioned The Handbook has been provided with separately in this Handbook.

ABDUL GANI Joint Director

Sri nagar, the 23rd October, 1984 '1Jl

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

SH. SHAMUS-UD-DIN, Tabulation Officer General Supervision

SH. KAMAL-UD-DIN, Tabulation Officer Collection of information about historical &. religioul places.

SH. G. A. BAIG, Statistical Assistant SH. M. K. KOUL, Computor Compilation of Village and Town Directory data SH. Z. A. KAWOOSA, Assistant Compiler J~

SH. MASOOD AHMAD, Cartographer SH. A. M. SHAGOO, Artist SH. BASHARAT AHMAD, Computor 1I > Mapping SH. VIjAY KUMAR PUNjABI, Draftsman SH. ABDUL QAYOOM, Draftsman SMT. DILSHAD, Draftsman J

SH. G. M. GANAI, Statistical Assistant SH. S. K. KACHROO, Computor Proof Reading SH. G. M. HAjAM, Computor }

SH. MOHAMMAD RAMZAN BHAT, Lower Division Clerk Typing

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IMPORTANT STATISTICS

Jammu & Kashmir Srinagar State District

'*POPUJatiOD Total PerSODS 5,987,389 708,328 Males 3,164,660 378,189 Females 2,822,729 330,139

Rural PersoDs 4,726,986 138,133 Males 2,492,413 73,343 Females 2,234,573 64,790

Urban PersoDs 1,260,403 570,195 Males 672,247 304,846 Females 588,156 265,349

DeceDDial POPUlatiOD growth rate, 1971-81 +29.69

Area (Sq. Kms.) '**222236.0B 2228.0B

Density of Population (Per Sq. Km..) 59 318

Sex-ratio (Number of females per 1000 males) 892 873

Literacy rate Persons 26.67 33.90 Males 36.29 41.97 Females 15.88 24.66

Percentage of urban population to total population 21.05 80.50 Percentage to total populatioD (ij MaiD lVorkers Persons 30.37 30.12 Males 52.20 51.84 Females 5.91 5.25 (Iij Marginal lVorkers Persons 13.89 4.78 Males 3.61 0.78 Females 25.40 9.35 (IIij Non-lVorkers Persons 55.74 65.10 Males 44.19 47.38 Females 68.69 85.40 Break-up of Main lVorkers : Percentage Among MaiD lVorkers :

(I) Cultivators Persons 56.85 16.67 Males 56.18 16.56 Females 63.50 18.07 (II) Agricultural Labourers Perllons 3.49 2.68 Males 3.63 2.72 Females 2.19 2.ll 4

(III) Household Iudustry PerllODs ~.30 14.60 Males 4.76 13.39 Females 10.63 28.20

(IV) Other Workers Persons 34.36 66.05 Males 35.43 67.33 Females 23.68 51.51

Percelltage of scheduled castes population to total Persons 8.31 0.02 population Males 8.18 0.01 Females 8.45 0.02

Number of occupied resideDtial houses 819172 78623

Number of villages Total @6758 @175 IDhabited 6477 168 UDiDhabitd 281 7

Number of towns 58 3

NOTE : • The popUlation figures exclude population of areas under unlawful occupation of Pakistan and China where census could not be taken .

•• Includes 78114 Sq. Km. under illegal occupation of Pakistan and 5180 Sq. Km. illegally handed over by Pakistan to China and 37555 Sq. Km. under illegal occupation of China in Leh (Ladakh) district.

a Provisional

@ Excludes 3. 1 & 4 villages of Srinagar. Chadura and Badgam tehsils forming out-growths of Srinagar Urban Agglomeration. 6 villages of Jammu tehsil forming out-growths of Jammu Urban Agglomeration. respectively and I village of Udhampur tehsil treated as Census Town. AN.\LYTICAL NOTE

A description of the various concepts used CeDa"s Houae at the 1981 Census and a broad appraisal of A Census house was defined as a building the administrative statistics vis-a-vis the history or part of a building having a separate main of the district, the social and cultural changes entrance from the road or common courtyard witnessed by the district during the last ten or staircase etc. used or recognised as a years particularly· in relation to economic separate unit. It may be occupied or vacant. resources, social, cultural and developmental It may be used for a residential or non- activities and· a brief description of the places residential purposes or both. of historical and religious importance in the district is given in the following pages : CeDsus tHousehold Rural/Urbaa elassi&catioa A household for purposes of the 1981 census has been defined as a group of persons who For the 19B1 census the classification of commonly live together and would take their urban areas have been based on the following meals from a common kitchen unless the criteria: exigencies of work prevented any of them a) All places with a municipality, corpora­ from doing so. There may be a household tion or cantonment board or notified of persons related by blood or a household town area committee. of unrelated persons or having a mix of both.

b) All other places which satisfied the Seheduled Caste/Seheduled Tribe following tests : In Jammu and Kashmir State there are i) A minimum population of 5,000. no scheduled tribes. However, the following ii) At least 75 percent of male working 13 castes stand notified as scheduled castes population engaged in non-agricultural under the State constitution : (and allied) activity. 1. Barwala iii) A density of population of at least 400 per Sq. Km. (1,000 per Sq. mile) 2. Basith 3. Chamar or Ramdasia The places which satisfied the criterion (a) above were treated as statutory towns while 4. Batwal those as were not statutory towns but satisfied 5. Chura the tests laid down in criterion (b) above were treated as census towns. All other places 6. Dhyar which did not satisfy either of the above two 7. Doom or Mahasha criteria were classified as rural. Areas which qualified to be treated as towns under criterion 8. Gardi (a) and (b) above were further classified by 9. Jolaha population ranges in the following order: 10. Megh or Kabirpanthi Population range Class 11. Ratal 100,000 & above I 12. Saryara 50,000 - 99,999 II 13. Watal 20,000 - 49,999 III 10,000 - 19,999 IV At the 1981 Census only those persons who returned themselves as belonging to any of 5,000 - 9,999 V the 13 castes specified above was treated as Below 5,000 VI scheduled caste. 8

Literacy 13 centuries. Hiun-Taiang, who visited this capital in about 631 A.D., found it already Por purposes of Census a person was in position where most of the present city of treated as literate if he/she could read and Srinagar is situated. He describes it as situated write in any language with understanding along the bank of a great river, i.e., the power. A person who could merely read but vitasta now known as Jehlum. The two and was not able to write was classified as illiterate. a half miles represented by the Chinese For a person to be treated as literate it was measurement of 12 or 13 Ii, as described by not necessary that he/she should have received Hiuen-Tsiang; agree accurately with the length any formal education or should have passed of the city within its ancient limits along the any minimum educational standard. right bank of the vitasta. The estimate of its breadth at some-what less than one mile WorkersJNon-workers (4 or 5 Ii) is equally correct. He has referred For the 1981 Census a person was treated to it as the new city to distinguish it from mainly as a worker if he/she had participated the old capital which was situated at Pandrethan, in any kind of .economically productive work a village about 3.2 kms. to the south-east of during the major part of the reference year Srinagar. According to Kalhana, Pandrathan i.e. at least 6 months or 183 days or more which then known as Puranadhisthana (meaning prior to the date of enumeration. A person the old capital) or Srinagar was founded by Who claimed to have participated in any kind Ashoka the Great at the south foot of a of economically productive work for less than mountain spur which rises with bold slopes to six months prior to the date of enumeration a height of some 3000 feet above the village. was treated as marginal worker. However, According to him though Puranadhisthana had persons who did 110t participate in any kind sunk to non-importance already in Hindu of economically productive work during the times, extensive remains of ancient buUdings whole period of the reference year were can still be traced on the terraced slopes treated as non-workers. rising immediately to the north and north-east of Pandrethan. Those to the north extend Introduction close to the gap, known as Aitgaj, between the Takhti-sulaiman and the hills east to it. Like most of the districts of the State, The advantages of Pandrethan as the site for Srinagar is named after its headquarter town a great city cannot be compared with those which is also the summer capital of the State Government. The district occupies the central offered by the position of Sri nagar. Yet the close vicinity of the Vitasta (Jehlum) coupled sector of Kashmir valley and its boundaries with the security from floods which the near extend from Baltal in the east to the mountain hill-slopes afford, must have been appreciated ranges about 16 kms. beyond Wangat in the in an early period when probably the riverraine north and to Toshmaidan in the south west. flats of the valley were less drained. The It is intersected by the national highways name Srinagar which means the city of Sri connecting Pathankot with Jammu, Srinagar or Lakshmi appears to have been assigned to and Ladakh. The district is bounded in the the capital to commemorate the Buddhist north by tehsil Sonawari of District Baramula, in Monastry built by Ashoka between Pandrethan the north-east and east by district Kargil, in the and the nearby steep hill side at a distance south by district Pulwama and in the south-west of 2 miles from Pandrethan. and west by tehsil Chadura/Beerwah of Badgam district and tehsil Baramula of Baramula It is, however, said that the new city was district. founded by king Pra varasena II some times about the middle of the 6th century. Kalhana Brief history of the district has referred to it as Pravarapura, an abridged Mr. Stein in his book has observed that name for Pravarasenapura. Since the city was the history of Kashmir has alwa ys been practically contiguous to the older Srinagari reflected as it were in that of its capital and existed for centuries side by side, it could which has not changed its site for more than not retain its official name for long and was 9 thus known by the old familiar name i.e., the canal known as Kut-Kul which takes off Srinagar, exactly in the same way as the from the river below Shergari and joins it several new cities founded by succeisive kings again near the 7th bridge. The royal palace in the vicinity of Delhi continued to be known was for the first time, transferred to the sector simply by the name of Delhi, though each of during the reign of king Ananta (1028-63 A.D.). them was originally "intented to bear the distinctive name of its founder. Kalhana has The exceptional position of Srinagar can cited an interesting legend which led to the be safely attributed to the great natural demarcation of the site" of the new capital. advantages of its site. Occupying a place Ii is said that when the king returned from close to the true centre of the valley, Srinagar his victorious expeditions, he decided to build enjoys facilities of communication which no a new capital whiCh was to bear his name. other site could offer. Before the advent of He set out at night"" from his palace" in road transport, the river along which the Puranadhisthana to ascertain in a supernatural city is built, provided at all seasons the most way the proper site and the auspicious time convenient route for trade and traffic both up for laying the foundation of the new city. and down the valley i.e. from Khanabal in He reached a stream and found a demon of Anantnag town to Khadanyar in Baramula terrible form on the other bank. The demon district. The lakes viz. Dal and Anchar, promised him the fulfilment of his desire, which flank Srinagar, furnished an abundant subject to the condition that the king crossed supply of products which materially contribute over to his side by the embankment which towards the maintenance of a large city the demon offered to provide for the purpose. population. The king agreed and the demon stretched his knee causing thereby the water of the Brief Idstory of District CeDsus Handbook stream to part on either side of the embankment. The king drew out his dagger and cut with The district Census Handbooks were published it steps into the flesh of the demon'" leg and for the first time in 1951 as a part of the crossed over to the other side. The demon Census publication programme in almost all then indicated to him the auspicious time and States of India except Jammu and Kashmir advised him to build the capital at the place State where due to the disturbed conditions where he would find the measuring line laid prevailing in the wake of tribal invasion of down on the following morning. Next day 1947-48 no census could be undertaken and the king discovered the line at the village as such no data was collected for the decade of Saritaka where goddess Sarika and the 1941-51. The publication of District Census demon Atta resided. Here he is believed to Handbook series fulfilled a long felt need. have founded the city and built the first shrine These gave out not only the data contained known as Siva Pravaresvara. It is clear that in Primary Census Abstract according to new the stream referred to in the legend is the classifications but included a sufficient account canal known as Tsunth-kul which flows the of the district and its people, and a vast Dal lake into Vitasta (Jehlum). magnitude of other data covering such topics as communication, education, public health etc. Village saritaka has since been completely in respect of each town and village of the wiped out and is no longer traceable. Its district. Consequently, these have been found position is however still identifiable due to its to be of immense help to all the departments association with goddess Sarika, a form of of the State Government for planning and Durga which is being worshipped since times development at the grass-roots level. With the out of mind on the hill now known as introduction of single line administration at Hariparbat. the district level, the utility and importance of these publications for constant use and The city of Srinagari was confined in the reference by District Development Commissioners beginning to the right bank of river Jhelum has increased enormously. The present hand­ but later on it was extended to the left bank book is proposed to contain even more also, so as to include the portion enclosed by comprehensive data than in the past so as to 10 meet also the requirements of minimum needs Hqrs., from the railway station and bus route. programme set forth by the Planning Commission. It also provides information on the existence The publication will besides the b~sic population of river/canal if any within 10 kms. data emanating from the 1981 Census, contain comprehensive information pertaining to amen­ Statement-III provides ,the budgetary state­ ities and land-use pattern and other ments pertaining to the financial year 1978-79. infrastructural statistics in respect. of each The statement has been apportioned into the village and town of the district so as to serve receipt and expenditure heads. Under the as a ready reference material for planners receipt head information has been given on and administrators for assessment of past . such items. as "receipt through taxes, revenue achievements and formulation of new programmes derived from municipal properties and power of development at the grass-roots level. apart from taxation, Go.ver.nment grants, loans, advances and other sources". Expenditure Town Directory head shows expenditure on general administration, The Town Directory covers information public safety, public health and conveniences, at town level and includes items such as status public works, public institutions and others. of administration, growth of population, growth pattern since 1901, physical aspects and location, Statement-IV depicts civic and other civic finances, civic and other amenities. medical, amenities available in the towns of Srinagar educational, recreational and cultural facilities, District and gives information on such items as trade, industry and commerce, banking facilities length of the road in the town, system of sewerage, etc. number and type of laterine, method and disposal of night soil, source and capacity of drinking In addition, demographic data like sex-ratio, water and fire fighting services. The statement number of households, density of population also highlights the pattern of electricity and position of civic and other amenities in consumed in the ·town and indicates the number notified or recognised slums of class I & II of connections under sub-head like domestic, towns have also been introduced. Considering industrial, commercial, road-lighting and others. the increasing employment of women in urban areas and the consequent housing need of Statement IV-A is meant to depict civic single working woman, it has been felt necessary and other amenities available in the notified to indicate in the town directory also such slums of Class I & II towns. information as the number of working women hostels with number of sea ts. Statement-V gives medical, educational, A broad appraisal of the data incorporated recreational and cultural facilities as were in the seven statements of the town directory available in towns in 1979. Under medical is attempted in the following paragraphs: facilities are indicated the type of medical institutions and the number of medical beds Statement-I gives information,. on civic available. Likewise, different types of educa­ administration status as in 1980, growth history tional institutions available have been covered of towns from 1901 to 1981, sex ratio of towns , under educational facilities. Information regard:­ from 1961 to 1981, density and area. ing the number of cinema houses, stadia, auditoria/drama halls and public libraries have Statement-II gives the physical as well as also been incorporated in the statement to locational aspects of towns of the district. bring out the extent of availability of recreational Under the physical aspects data on annual and cultural facilities. In addition, information rainfall (in m.m.) and maximum and minimum about number of working women hostels has temperature (in centegrade) have been high­ also been given in the statement. If a medical lighted. The statement also gives information or an educational facility was not available on distance of the town from the nearest city in the town, the . name of the nearest place with a population of one lakh and above, where it is available has also been given in distance from the State, district and tehsil the statement. 11

Statement-VI gives the facilities of trade, Appendix-IV : It provides a list of villages commerce, industry and banking available in according to the proportion the towns in 1979. Besides, the number of of scheduled caste population credit cooperative societies operating, the details by ranges. of three most important commodities imported, exported and manufactured in the towns have AU these appendices appears after the main also been indicated. village directory.

Village Directory Primary CeII.us Abstract The village directory portion of the handbook The Primary Census Abstract part of the depicts particulars of amenities available in publication is exclusively based on the 1981 each village of the district in the field of census data. It provides information in respect of education, medical care, power supply, of each village and ward/mohalla of a town drinking water, post and telegraph, communi­ at tehsil level in respect of its area, number cation, besides information about land use of residential houses, number of households, and places of religious, historical and archaeolo­ total population, scheduled caste population, gical importance in the village. In case where a literate and educated persons and working particular amenity is not available within the popUlation by sex in 4 broad industrial village, distance at which such a facility is categories viz. (i) cultivators, (ii) agricultural a vaila ble, even in the most modest form has labourers, (iii) household industry, manufacturing, been indicated in three broad ranges viz. processing, servicing and repairs and (iv) other -5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. If there workers besides non-workers as a separate are composite schools, like middle schools category. with primary classes, or secondary schools with middle classes, these have also been included Special peA 0. Scheduled Castes in the number of primary and middle schools, respectively. For example, if in a village or I t is for the first time tha t a special a town there were two primary schools and Primary Census Abstract has been introduced one middle school with primary classes, in the in the DCHBs for the scheduled caste popula­ village/town the number have been given as three tion. The special PCA provides information and that of middle school as one even though pertaining to scheduled castes in respect of the;~ are only three educational institutions, so number of residential houses and their also in case of secondary schools. population, literates, main workers classified by cultivators, agricultural labourers, workers The village directory also carries the in the household industry and other workers, following four appendices: marginal workers and non-workers classified by sex. This PCA is also presented for District, Appendix-I It gives the abstract of Tehsil and Town levels. educational, medical and other amenities available in Physical Aspects the tehsils of the district. The valley of Kashmir has been spoken of Appendix-II It furnishes the land utili­ as an emerald set in pearls, a land of lakes, sation data in respect of clear streams, green turfs, magnificient trees census towns. This appendix, and mighty mountains. This description is however, is not relevant particularly true of the territory falling within to district. the jurisdiction of Srinagar district. The grim Appendix-III This is a list of villages mountain Harmukh (16,903 feet) which guards where no amenities other the val1ey of Sindh, stands in the east. than drinking water like Further south is Mahadeo, which seems to education, medical, post and almost look down on Srinagar. Toshmaidan telegraph, communication, (14,000 feet) lies in the north and the Snowy power supply are available. Kazi-Nag (12,125 feet) in the north-west. The 12

area' enclosed' by these inountain's is a fiat industries, hotels, houseboatS, Gu'est houses' and valley interwoven with rivers, streams, nallahs tourist transport. Tourism is thus the major and springs. River Jehlum cuts the district industry in the district and its promotion and diagonally from south-east to north-west. development has a direct bearing on the Important among the streams are Sindh Nallah, avenues of livelihood and prosperity of a Dood Ganga Nallah, Shadi Ganga Nallah, large sector of the districts population. Flood Channel, Tsunth-Kul and Kut-Kul. The famous nal Lake is situated in the east and Handicrafts of Srinagar have distinct Anchar Lake in the north-west of Srinagar reputation for ages. They have reached most city. The famous Mughal gardens viz. corners of the world and fascinated the Cheshmashahi, Nishat and Shalimar attract aesthetic and suphisticated tastes of customers thousands of visitors every year. These are from UK, USA, Canada, Australia, East splendedly situated on the hill slopes in the Africa, Middle East, West Germany etc. east of the city.

During the inter-censal period the district Mention may particularly be made of the has undergone notable jurisdictional changes. following crafts of Srinagar The area of the district which stood at 3,103 1. Embroidery sq. kms. in 1971 census has shrunk now to 2. Shawls 2,228 sq. kms. This is because in the intercensal period the old district of Srinagar was bifurcated 3. Woollen articles into two districts (a) Srinagar compnsmg 4. Sil~s tehsils of Srinagar and Ganderbal and 5. Silver Crafts (b) Badgam comprising the other three tehsils viz. Chadura, Badgam and Beerwah. In 6. Jewellery addition, six villages and three ghats of 7. Furs Sonawari tehsil of Baramula district were 8. Wood work merged with the jurisdiction of Srinagar district. .There are now 175 villages in the district as 9. Pa pier machie' against 706 in 1971, which includes nine boat ]0. Numdahs (Felts) blocks and seven un-inhabited villages. 11. Rugs (Chain stitched)

Major' characteristics 12. Carpets 13. Willow Srinagar district is predominantly urban in character. As per 1981 Census urban population 14. Leather work (embroidered) constituted a proportion of 80.50% of the total population of the district. Back in 1961 this There are not many large scale industries population was 66.31% only. 77.30% of the in the district, particularly in the public sector population of Srinagar M.C. falls in Srinagar but the small scale sector enjoys a place of district, the rest being in Badgam district. pride in Srinagar. This sector has emerged Similarly 79.21 % of the Srinagar Urban in a big way and has made considerable Agglomeration which comprises Srinagar M.C., contribution to the economic advancement of Badamibagh Cantonment and eight villages the district. 186 units in the field of food constituting urban outgrowth falls in Srinagar products, mushrooms, hosiery, leather, wood and district. wood products, paper products, chemical products and electrical products etc. are Srinagar attracts most of the tourism into flourishing under the medium sector. Only two the valley whether it is from the rest of the units viz. HMT watch factory and Indian country or from foreign countries and as such Telephone Industry are in the central sector it has developed all the characteristics of while one unit has been set up in the joint tourist paradise, with a mushroom growth and sector. The other units are either in the State development of handicrafts and, cottage public sector or in the private sector. Some 13 of the' new schemes in Industries sector in the :The city of Srinagar with its fast growing district, include an export oriented silk weaving population however, is faced with shortage of factory, Rajbagh a twelve hundred spindle drinking water and old and inadequate worsted plant at Bemina Srinagar and distribution system. Masterplans are under enhancement of spindlage of the Nowshehra execution to remedy the situation. mill to 6,000 from 3,600, the woollen Mills, Joinery Mills etc. The importance of road transport in the district with its peculiar geographical situation Industrial areas are being set up at Baghi­ is evident. Water transport is very much Ali-Mardan Khan, Ganderbal, Zainkoot, limited in the district and the people have Rangreth, Khonmoh and Shalteng in the district. predominantly dependent on the road system. 270 small scale units have been granted The total road length under State PWD was permanent registration and 210 temporary 392 kms. in 1980. This does not include the registration under D.I.C. programme of the roads maintained by Beacons, Forest and industries department in the year 1981-82. Irrigation departments. Young boys and girls have been trained in various handicrafts and as a follow-up prog­ The achievements of the district in the ramme some of them are being organised into field of education are not as poor as for the co-operative societies. other valley districts. As against a literacy percentage of 26.67% for the State in J981, Medical aid has been made available even the literate population of district constitutes in the remotest corners of the district. A 33.90% of its total population. The number number of diseases such as typhus, small pox, of schools from primary to higher secondary cholera have almost been eradicated, There level in the district stand at 696. are 144 different medical aid centres in the district such as 11 hospitals, 1 primary health In 1981-82, 20 schools were upgraded, which centre, 35 allopathic dispensaries, 72 child consisted of 18 primary schools upgraded to welfare centres, two T. B. centres, 15 family middle standards and two middle schools welfare centres besides Nursing homes and upgraded to high schools. other institutions. There are 8 colleges in the district including The year 1981-82 marked the opening of 5 boys colleges, besides one university, one 4 big medical institutions in Srinagar. These Medical college and one Engineering are the Sher-i-Kashmir Medical Institute, Bone college. and Joint Hospital, Barzulla, Lal Ded Hospital for women and children hospital at Lal Mandi. Live-stock rearing is one of the important The opening of these hospitals constitutes a occupation in the district. About 5.25% of big leaf fa voured in the progress of the district the working force is engaged in this persuit. 10 the field of medical care. Animal husbandary and sheep breeding are receiving special attention of the Government. In the field of electricity although it will A planned programme has been initiated in take quite some time to ensure adequate and the district for production of various hybrid stable power supply throughout the year, the varieties of sheep and other animals. According available power supply has been extended even to live stock census the total number of animals to isolated villages and far-flung areas, in-as­ recorded in 1977 is 0.55 lakh, out of which much as 159 out of a total of 160 villages about 0.33 lakh milching cows were in the stood electrified in 1981-82. district. Under rural development programme, 700 units of Jersy Cows were distributed among Provision of protected water supply to needy cow rearers. Farmers get 25% subsidy to areas and augmenting the' supplies in areas promote and develop the production of live-stock, where it is in adequate is one of the importal1t which has helped augment the production of items in the mlnImUm needs programme milk, meat, wool etc. substantially. In 1981-82 receiving the attention of the Governm,ent. the production of milk was estimated to have . .1:4 gone upto the level of about 270 thousand The plan of Mughal gardens, as they are lit res while that meat was estimated to have known, follows a regular and easily recognisable gone up to the level of 79 lakh kilograms. pattern. The shape is invariably rectangular Likewise wool is also estimated to have crossed and each garden is enclosed by a high wall the production level of 19.30 lakh kilograms. with a central entrance and several subordinate gates at different places. The ground is arranged Under the National Rural Employment in terraces and from the level of one terrace programme launched during the year 1981-82 to that of another water flows in a cascade 185 schemes of construction work were taken down a sloping stone chute called as 'Chad dar' up which included construction of 25 school which is carved in various designs, such as buildings, 14 panchayat ghars, roads in rural waves and shells. areas and irrigation kohls. Under the programme great emphasis is being given to the develop­ All the gardens grow irISeS, daffodils and ment of minor and medium irrigation projects. tulips in spring and roses, carnations, holly The construction works on these projects have hocks, delphinium etc., in summer. Chinars provided employment avenues to hundreds of imported from Persia (Iran) have also been unemployed youths. 240 unemployed youths planted in the gardens and provide most have already been trained in various technical comfortable shady places . in mid-summer. jobs. Saffron cultivation has also been success­ Thousands of tourists visit .these gardens in fully experimented in various parts of the summer season. The gardens are however district and shows a good prospect for expansion. closed during winter season.

Srinagar district has a total area of 0.35 Shalimar : lakh hectares of which 0.25 lakh hectares of According to Tarikh-i-Hasan Shalimar was land is used for agricultural purposes including the place of residence of a pious Brahmin, 0.03 lakh hectares which are sown more than named Sogram Swami, who lived during the once in a· year. Rice and Maize are the regime of Raja Parvarsen. As the Raja used main crops of the district with 75% land to call on the saint frequently, he built a having been brought under irrigation. dignified building at the place for his occasional The high yielding varieties programme which stay. The building was decorated by paintings covers 173 hectares of area has been brought and drawings of gods and goddesses and of under a package programme in the district. ancient Rajas who ruled Kashmir. He is said Ten exhibition plots of rice known as variety to have named it as Shalimar which is a No. 332 have been developed in 11 villages composite Sanskrit word meaning a beautiful for production of potatos. house. With the passage of time the building dilapidated and was reduced to ruins. In Horticulture development is also recelvmg 1029 Hijri, Corresponding to 1629 A.D., Emperor attention in the district. The estimate of Jehangir built a garden at the site which according production of fruit in the district has been to Dr. Sofi, the author of 'Kasheer' was assigned a recorded at 40 thousand metric tonnes. One Turkish name Shalimar meaning comfort. The Apple Centre has been opened in Shalimar Tourism department has arranged a light and where investigations are made for the develop­ music show which is being enjoyed by the visitors ment of better varieties of apple and other daily in summer season. A play related to facilities. Mughal Emperors is an essential part of the show. Nishat bnportant pJaces aDd lairs and lestivals The garden which occupies an area of Kashmir owes its superb gardens principally about 50 acres, has been laid at the foot of to emperor Jehangir and his queen Noor-Jehan Zabarwan hill bordering Dal Lake in the east. and to his son Shah Jahan. These gardens It was built by Aasafjah, elder brother of represent an abiding contributions of the queen Noor-Jehan and was later renovated by culture of Iran and central Asia to Kashmir. Emperor Shah.Jahan. The garden can be 15 reached from Srinagar both by road as also These delightful tourist resorts are thronged by Shikara. Nishat is the best preserved of in summer by picnic parties who move about all gardens in the State and commands a in lake in boats which they tie-up here in splendid view across the whole of Dal Lake. order to refresh themselves under the cool and It is built of 10 terraces, each consisting of breezy shade of the chinars. The lake is lawns, flowers, beds, fountains and waterfalls. otherwise also important. The floating gardens The State Government have of late been which grow fruits and vegetables constitute taking several measures to maintain the beauty one of its attractive features. Other parts of of the garden. The garden is famous for its the lake are strewen in summer with beautiful chinar trees which give a very charming look lotus flowers which present a glamorous scenery. especially from western side at Dal Lake river. The lotus stalk called 'Nadru' is used as a A number of apple, pear and other fruit trees vegetable of which several thousand maunds add to its beauty besides providing a source are brought into the city and disposed of by of income to the Tourism Department. public. sale. The lake also produces sufficient quantity of different varieties of vegetables and Cheshma Shahi : fish which are brought to Srinagar. A Rs. 20 crore plan for beautifying the Dal Lake is This is the smallest garden when compared under implementation. The prograqtme would with Nishat and Shalimar and is also situated be executed under various phases over a number very near to bank of Dal Lake. It has been of years. laid on the foot of a small hill, round a copious spring which is widely reputed for Pari Mahal or Fairies Palace : its sweet and digestive waters. The garden The building was constructed by prince was raised in 1632 by Ali Mardan Khan, Dara Shikoh for being used as a school of the Mughal Governor of Kashmir during' the astrology for his tutor Mullah Shah. The regime of Emperor Shah Jahan. It consists building which was, however, in ruins for a of two terraces only which are sharply separated pretty long time has been renovated and from each other by a height of 18 feet. The reconstructed by the State Government before pavilions date from the period of Afghan some years and a beautiful garden has been rule, but fountains, water channels and reservoirs laid around it. were constructed when the garden was built. It has been renovated and some old balconies Sonamarg: reconstructed. This pasture is situated at a distance of 58 miles in the north-east of Srinagar on Dal Lake: Srinagar-Leh road and is known after Sonamarg, a village of tehsil Ganderbal. The pasture In Kashmiri Dal means a lake. It is a is a beautiful undulating grassy plain stretching huge expanse of water situated in the east of to about 3 miles along the left bank of a Srinagar city. A boulevard has been constructed branch of Indus known as Sind. During by the State Government along the southern summer, graziers, particularly Bakarwals from and eastern bank of the lake which has different parts of Jammu province concentrate immensely enhanced its beauty. in the pasture with their huge flocks and herds.

The lake has been divided into two sectors As Sonamarg is a favourite tourist resort by a bund connecting Nishat garden with in summer, aDak Bunglow equipped with Naidyar, one of the eastern localities of arrangements for catering and lodging has been Sri nagar city. Two small isles one known as provided at this place. Sona Lank (Golden Isle) and the other called FESTIVALS Ropa Lank (Silver Isle) have been built by Mughal emperor in southern and northern Shabi Darat sectors of the lake respectively. Both are This is celebrated on the night falling on artificial masses of masonry, one measuring . 14th of month of Shaban the 8th lunar month 40 and the other SO yards on each side. of Hijri year. Muslims keep awakening for 16 whole night in mosques and shrines, offer Id-ul-Zuha : prayers, recite the holy Quraan and invoke This is also known as Baqr Id. The festival the blessings of the almighty Allah and perform is celebrated with same traditions and rituals other religious rituals. Large congregations are as Id-ul-Fitr. But the special event performed held in big mosques and shrines like Jamia on this occasion is slaughtering of sheep and Masjid, Hazratbal, Khanqahi - Maulla etc. goats by well-to-do class to mark the where ulemas also deliver religious speeches. memory of great sacrifice (Qurbani) as offered by Hazrat Ibraheem and his son Hazrat Ismaieel the renowned prophets of God. The Shabi Q.aclr : former was born more than 2,000 years before the This is observed on 26th of Ramzan (the Prophet of Islam - Hazrat Muhammad. The month of fasts) the 9th lunar month of Hijri slaughtered meat is divided in three portions year. Muslims offer special prayers called and distributed among relatives, neighbours 'Taraveeh' in the night, recite the holy Quraan and poor people. and invoke God's blessings for the whole night. Large congregations take place in J amia Masjid, The festival is celebrated for three conse­ Hazratbal shrine, Khankahi Mualla and other cutive days and slaughtering takes place after big mosques. Muslim preachers and reputed Id prayers till mid of the 3rd day viz. the ulemas deliver religious lectures in the mosques. 12th of Zilhaj.

Jumat-ul-Vicla : Ide Milad-uD-Nabi : ; The last Friday of month of Ramzan, most This most auspicious occasion of P.rophet commonly called as 'Jumat-ul-Vida' is celebrated Muhammad's birthday is celebrated in a very with great sanctity, tradition and piety. Muslims sanctimonious way on 12th of 3rd lunar month­ assemble in Jamia Masjid, Shahi Masjid (Pather Rabi-ul-Awwal. Milad congregations and religious Masjid), Hazratbal and other big mosques to meetings are organised in mosques, shrines and offer Friday prayers. Preachings are performed other places where religious leaders and molvis and religious lectures viz. 'Waazkhani' delivered deliver speeches especially highligI:tting the by reputed ulemas and mol vis in the mosques. Prophet's pious and sacred life and depicting his commandments and directives to lead the path of piety, purity and service to mankind. Largest Id-ul-Fitr : congregations take place at Hazratbal shrine, This famous festival is celebrated with Jamia Masjid and other mosques of the city of great enthusiasm and traditional rites alongwith Srinagar. The Muslims inhabiting the Sri nagar other Muslim brothern of the country after city also attend special prayer meetings from completing the fasts in the month of Ramzan, evening time to early midnight for twelve conse­ the 9th lunar month of Hijri year. Id prayers cutive sacred nights at Hazratbal shrine. The are offered at different Id - Gahs especially in ceremonies conclude by Friday following Milad big Id - Gah of the city of Srinagar. Muslims when pyayers are offered at Hazratbal shrine all over the city and other towns assemble and "Deedar" the exhibition of holy relic of in large numbers there to offer Id prayers. the Prophet is held after the prayers in which Dishes in varieties especially from mutton are lakhs of devotees participate and invoke the cooked at this happy occasion. Feasts are blessings of God and the Prophet. held and guests invited to share meals and it is thus the Muslim community rejoice on Shab-i-Meraj : this day. Women folk sing 'Rouf' songs This is celebrated in the night falling on together and new and costly clothes are worn 26th of Rajab, the 7th month of lunar year. especially by women and young children. Poor It is celebrated to commemorate the ascent and needy people are offered special alms so as of Prophet Muhammad to heavens in this holy to enable them to celebrate the event with night in 12th year of his prophethood. The same joy and happiness and join other Muslim Muslims assemble in mosques, shrines and offer brothers. prayers and recite holy Quraan to mark the 17 sanctity of this holy event. Largest congregations Baisakhi : are held at Hazratbal shrine where exhibition The festival falls on the first of Baisakhi of holy relic of the Prophet is also witnessed and is a day of rejoicing to celebrate the by thousands of Muslims after every prayer ushering in of new Bikrimi year. On this and also on Friday following Meraj. day Hindus assemble at Ishbari, a locality about half a mile away from Nishat Garden Aashoora: and take baths in the sacred water of The word Aashoora means the 10.th and Guptganga spring. Like first Navratra, the implies the 10th day· of Muharram (first lunar Baisakhi festival is also celebrated during the month) when Imam Husain, the grandson of spring season and the devotees avail of the Prophet of Islam, was assassinated at Karbala, opportunity to relax in Nishat garden which a suburb of Iraq. while fighting against the is situated close by. Some of the pilgrims army of Yazeed, the usurper caliph of Arabia. engage doongas on a day ahead of the festival Two huge mourning processions to commemorate and after the performance of the religious the martyrdom are taken out on the morning rituals at the springs spend whole day in of lo.th of Muharram by two organisations of recreation. It is estimated that besides Shias of Srinagar city. The mourners numbering non-Hindus who also visit the Mughal gardens many thousand recite elegies, while beating on this day; the number of people partici­ their breasts and some times causing even pating in the festival is over 30.,0.0.0.. The serious injuries 'to their persons. The central entire space in front of the garden is occu­ figure of the procession is Zuljinah the mark pied by stall holders engaged in the sale of of the horse which Imam Husain rode while confectionery, tea, fruits, hosiery, cigarettes and fighting in Karbala. The procession ends at similar other articles. Hasanabad and Zadibal where Imam Baras, which are used for mournings, have been built. Ram Navmi : The festival which falls on the 9th day of First Navratra : moon in the month of Chaitra is celebrated to commemorate the birthday of Shri Ram The festival is also known as Kashmiri Chandra who defeated and killed Ravana, the Pandit's New Year Day. This is the first day king of Ceylon and the chief of Rakshas. The of Luikika or Saptrisi year, an era which was devotees assemble on this day in Ramji's being followed till the beginning of the twentieth temple which has been built near the Ex­ century not only by the Brahmins of Kahmir change Road in Srinagar city. As the temple but also by the people inhabiting the areas is situated in a densely populated sector, no in the south-east of the State, namely Chamba, less than 20.,0.00 people participate in the fes­ Kangra, Mandi etc. tival and offer their prayers. Like other Hindu festivals, tea shops and confectioners are seen It is obvious that the festival does not fall in large number!! in the precincts of the on the same date every year though the shrine. variation is limited to a week or so only. On this occasion about 15,0.0.0. Kashmiri Pandits Mela Sharika Bhagwati : assemble at the shrine of Sharika Devi and offer their homage to the goddess. Others who The shrine of Sharika Devi in whose are unable to reach the shrine attend the honour the festival is celebrated lies on the western slope of Hariparbat hill. There is no neighbouring temples. regular temple at this place but the site The plain area at the foot of the slope where the goddess is belived to have revealed on which the shrine is situated and which is herself is pigmented and held in high esteem. known as 'Devi Aangan' or the compound of For the convenience of pilgrims steps made of chiselled stones have been built right from ~harika Devi is occupied by stall holders most of whom run confectionery and tea shops. the foot of the hill to the site of the shrine Other stalls deal in the sale of hosiery articles, which would otherwise involve a tiresome up­ hill journey of several hundred feet. bangles, toys etc. 18

The festival is celebrated on the 9th of Mela KhIr Blaavaal : lunar month corresponding to June. The num­ The shrine, of Khir Bhawani which is situ­ ber of people participating the festival is esti­ ated in village Maheshwarpora of tehsil Gan­ mated at about 20,000. derbal is held sacred by Kashmiri Pandits all over the State. It is celebrated on the 8th Raksha Ba.dan: day of first lunar fortnight of the month This festival is celebrated in the middle of Jeth (June) which is supposed to be the of August when pilgrims from within and out­ date on which goddess Khirbhawani or Ragniya side the State visit the holy cave of Amar­ Devi revealed herself for the first time. The Nath in t,bousands for getting a darshan of number of pilgrims paying homage to the the Ice Ungam of Lord Shiva. As the cave deity is estimated in the neighbourhood of is situated at a height of 12,729 feet above the 20,000. A mass congregation is held in the sea level and is reached after undertaking an evening which stands in a devotional mood arduous journey for about four days, people and concentrates on the image of the goddess who cannot stand the strain of travel, assemble and seeks to merge itself in the premodial in the temple built at the top of Shan­ energy pervading the universe. The devotees kracharya hill. Even here they have to per­ wave burning candles fed with ghee and burn form an uphill journey about 21 miles from dhupa (incense). The priests ring the bells the main road. The temple is known after the and recite religious hymns. ' name of Shankracharya, a great apostle of Monism who came to Kashmir from Travan­ The festival has an economic impact on the core to revive Hindu religion which had been inhabitance of the locality, almost all of whom eclipsed by Buddhism. are Muslims. They put several hundred stalls for sale of dhupa, ghee, rice, flowers, milk and other eatables. The sale of meat, eggs, Before attending the temple, brothers and onion etc, is, however, strictly prohibited on sisters reaffirm the relationship between them. religious grounds. Many people avail of -the The sister usually ties a holy thread on the occasion to establish new social contacts during right wrist of her brother who in turn pays her relaxation in the lawns and open areas atta­ some money or offers some present to symbo­ ched to the shrine. lise the pledge of his relations with her. Clahatti Padshahi : On the day of the festival, confectioners and tea sellers occupy the entire space outside This is the principal shrine of Sikh commu­ the temple at the top of the hill. Due to the nity in Srinagar district. It is situated at a irksomeness of the journey the stalls are cro­ distance of 6 kms. from Lal Chowk at Kathi wded and even people observing fast, take Darwaza, one of the gates of the wall built some fruits. around Hari Parbat hill by Emperor Akbar. Two important festivals, one to celebrate Guru Mela Rishi Peer : Nanak Ji's birthday and the other known as Guru Hargobind Sahib's birthday, are celebrated The festival is known after Rishi Peer or in the shrine on 28th November and 4th June Peer Pandit Padshah who was a disciple Of respectively. On these occasions, thousands of Krishnakar. Rishi Peer is famous for the Sikhs assemble at the shrine and engage numerous miracles performed by him. He wast hemselves in the recitation of Guru Granth Sahib. popluar both among Muslims and Hindus As the shrine is at a stone's throw from the and preached tolerance and mutual co-operation. Srinagar - Hazratbal road, the pilgrims travel by cars, buses, cycles and other conveniences. The festival is held in the third week of The management of the shrine distribute the lunar month corresponding to the month puddings among the pilgrims which they regard of Baisakh. On this occasion about 7,000 peo­ sacred and distribute among all the members ple assemble in a small temple near Aali of their families. Stall holders sell cold drinks, Kadal in Srinagar City. toys, hosiery articles and religious literature 19 which occupy the entire space in the premises of According to local beliefs, it is the night the shrine as also a part of the adjoining road. when Shiva and Parvati were married and The number of people participating in each hence Shivratri is celebrated to commemorate of these sacred days is estimated at about 20,000. this marriage. It is also believed that golden snow flakes fell on that night. Sbivratrl or Baerath : Shivratri festival is as old as Vedas, the Whatever the legends and tales behind the oldest scriptures of Hinduism, but other later observance of Shivratri, it constitutes by far Tantras also throw light on the importance the most important festival for the Pandits of and significance of this holy festival. Among Kashmir. Locally it is known as 'Haerath' many Hindu festivals observed in Jammu & which seems to be a corrupt form of 'Harratri'. Kashmir, Shivratri is celebrated with greatest Since 'sh' in Sanskrit is translated as 'ha' in enthusiasm by Kashmiri Pandits. In fact Kashmiri, it appears Shivratri might have been to a Kashmiri Pandit Shivratri or 'Haerath', translated into Harratri, assuming gradually a as they generally call it, is the chief festival in shorter form as 'Haerath' by which name it is his calendar year and he celebrates it in his most familiarly known now. own traditional manner distinct from other Hindu sects. The festival is celebrated in other parts of the country also but with a The ritualistic aspect predominates in the different significance and lesser importance than celebration of the festival. The rituals comm­ it commands among Kashmiri Pandits. ence from 1st Phalgun of dark fortnight according to custom followed in each family. The ceremonies and rituals both religious and The festival is celebrated on the 13th day customary are performed with meticulous care of the 1st dark fortnight of Phalgun which in accordance with the tradition set by fore­ corresponds to the month of February-March of fathers in each family as any neglect. or negli­ the Christian calendar. gence in their observance is believed to bring the displeasure and wrath of Lord Shiva. Different legends are given in the Shastras to explain the origin of Shivratri. The distribution of local consecrated wal­ nuts immersed in water and bread among One of the legend recorded in Vidya Purana relatives and neighbours is carried on from says that once Lord Shiva and his consort the 1st to the lOth of the bright fortnight Parvati were in a play-ful mood and in that of Phalgun. process Parvati closed both the eternal eyes of Lord Shiva with her two hands. This plunged the whole universe into complete darkness. Kashmir has, from times immemorial, been Light disappeared even from the Sun, the Moon, the home of gods and goddessess, renowned fire and other planets. All animate and inanimate mystics, lamas, sadhus, pandits, rishis, peers existence came to thaw. Grief and terror and faqirs. The numerous caves, monastries, stricken Vishnu and other gods sought protec­ temples and mosques, which have survived the tion of the Lord Shiva, who with his supernatural ravages of time and inclemencies of weather, power, then created one more transcendental are living testimonials to corroborate this truth. eye on his forehead. Simultaneously Parvati It is for this reason that many historians have also lifted her hands from his two eyes. Thus named Kashmir a 'Rishivari' or 'Peer-e-Vaer' disappeared the darkness that had be-fallen the abode of Pandits and Peers. Majority of these the universe. In other words, the night of shrines are concentrated in Srinagar district darkness which constituted a dooms night for which has been the capital of the State for all the three worlds was made luminous by the more than 2,000 years in the past. A brief creation of the eternal third eye. This 'kal­ description of important fairs and festivals ratri' or dark-night is now known as Shivratri which are associated with these shrines is given in the changed form. in the following paragraphs:- 20

KhaDkabi Bulbul Shah : the shrine for pilgrims. A white tomb made This is the first Khankah built in Kashmir of white marbles was errected in the shape of the by Renehan Shah, the then ruler of Kashmir Prophet's tomb built in Madina. The construc­ tion and renovation work was undertaken under (1225-1237 A.D.). The Khankah is known after the name of Syed Shareif-ud-Din Bulbul, at the stewardship of late Sheikh Mohd. Abdullah whose hands Renehan Shah was converted to in his capacity as the president of jamJIlu & Kashmir Muslim Auqaf Trust, the organisa­ Islam. It was built in Mohalla Bulbul-Lanker tion which holds the responsibility of maintain­ on the bank of river J ehlum. ing assets and renovation/construction of waqf Bazratbal : property in the State.

The shrine is situated on the western bank Urs Dastgir Sahib (Khankahi Dastgir) of Dal-Iake about 6 miles to the north-east of Srinagar. It can be reached both by boat This relates to the death anniversary of Syed as also by tarred road connecting Srinagar Abdul Qadir Gilani, a top ranking Muslim with Naseem garden. The shrine in which saint of Bagdad, whose reputation for piety the holy hair of Prophet Muhammed has, been and spiritual attainments travelled for and wide deposited is most sacred to the Muslims all all over the world. The saint never visited over Kashmir. The site of the shrine was a any part of the sub-continent but his sanctity garden owned by one Sadiq Khan after whose brought him so much of reputation that people name it was then known. The relic was secu­ of all countries and communities hold him in red by one Khaja Noor-ud-Din from Sayyid high esteem and invoke his blessipgs. On the Abdullah, the exiled custodian of the shrine occasion of the festival which falls on the 11th of Prophet of Islam at Madina and was dedi­ of Rabi-ul-Sani the 4th lunar month of the cated to the Muslim community of Kashmir. Hijri year and its following friday, a hair of Sheikh Abdul Qadir Gilani, is exibited from The holy hair has been deposited in a cas­ the balcony of the large Khankah at Khanyar, ket and is displayed on several days in a year Srinagar where it has been deposited. particularly on the occasion of Id-Milad, Shabi Meraj and its following fridays and the anni­ The relic is said to have been brought into versaries of the four Caliphs. Each of these ,Kashmir by a tourist from Kabul in 1802 A.D. festivals is attended by about half a million It was acquired from him by Sardar Abdullah people from all rural parts of the valley as Khan, the then Governor of Kashmir, who also from Srinagar and other towns. Thousands presented it to a local saint for being displayed of temporary stalls are put up by the business to .the people. About one lakh people parti­ community of Srinagar and of 'rural area's and cipate on the day of the festival and attend sales to the tone of several lakhs of rupees are the friday prayers at the shrine. effected on each occasion. Sheikh Abdul Qadir Gilani is known by a Towards the end of November, 1963, the number of names; Most popular among these holy relic was surreptitiously removed from the are Piri Dastgir, Gawsul-Aazam, Shahe Bagdad shrine causing an unprecedented commotion and Kahnoav. Pir Dastgir means the saint who all over the valley. Shops remained closed, holds out his hand to help others and the black flags hoisted and mourning processions Kahnoav stands for one who is known by taken out, demanding the immediate recovery eleven nam,es. of the relic and a deterrent action against the culprits and this continued until the holy The festival lasts for about 15 days, beginn­ relic was again surreptitiously repositioned to ing from the 1st of Rabi-ul-Sani. People assem­ the relief and of all aggrieved. The identity ble at the shrine in evenings and mornings and of culprits could not, however, be ascertained, recite verses from Holy Quraan and invoke bless­ nor could the purpose of the mischief be unear­ ings of the saint. Almost the entire road length thed. Eventually the shrine was, newly con­ from Rainawari junction to Now~tta, dis­ structed providing enough space in and outside tance of about 3 furlongs is occupied by tempo- 21 rary ;' stalls put up for the sale of vegetables, a distance of 3 miles where prayers are held fruits, books, confectionery, garments and other for the whole day. In the evening the relics articles. are again brought back in a procession and deposited in the shrine. The festival is cele­ Urs Shahe Bam.daD and Khaaqahi Mualla : brated on 6th of Zilhaj when Shah-i-Hamdan passed away at Pakhli in Hazara district while on his The ~ldest Muslim festival, k~own as Urs way to home from Kashmir. On this occasion, Shahe-Hamdan, is held on 6th of Zilhaj (1 st over 50,000 people assemble in the mosque and week of 12th lunar month). The festival is its premises and recite verses from Quraan and celebrated to commemorate the death anniver­ invoke the blessings of the saint. Besides the sary of Mir Syed Ali Hamdani a renowned festival which lasts for 6 days beginning from mystic, scholar and poet who hailed from Khatlan 1st of Zilhaj, people assemble in very large in Iran and visited the State thrice in conn­ number at the shrine on the occasion of Shabi­ ection with the propagation of Islam. He suc­ Qadr, Id following Ramzan and Baqr-Id. ceeded in bringing about mass conversion and changing the social and cultural complexion Ja:m.ia Masjid': of millions of people inhabiting the valley. Among the principal shrines, which are known This is the largest mosque in the State, after his name, the most important is the mosque measuring about 120 yards (360 feet) on each of Khankah-i-mualla situated on the right bank side. It was founded by Mir Syed Mohammed of river Jehlum between the 3rd and 4th bridges Hamdani, Son of Mir Sayyid Ali Hamdani who, of Srinagar city. like his father, devoted his life to the propagation of Islam. The Mosque was previously the site of The Khanqah was founded in 1372 A.D. a large temple known as Mahashuri which by Mir Sayyed Ali Hamdani, and was completed was dismantled by Sultan Sikandar, the then by his son Mir, Sayyed Mohammad Hamdani in ruler of Kashmir. The roof of the mosque is 1396 A.D. It got burnt twice thereafter and was as supported by 372 deodar pillars of which 32 is inscribed on its main gate, rebuilt in 1493 A.D. have a height of 90 feet and a width of 12 by Saliha, wife of Mohammad Shah the then feet. rue1r 'of Kashmir. In 1731 A.D., the Khankah which is all built of deodar timber again caught Congregational prayers are held in the mosque fire and was finally reconstructed in 1733 A.D. on the last friday of Ramzan. It is estimated The site at which the mosque has been built that more than one lakh people participate in was previously occupied by a large temple which the prayer. was after the conversion of its proprietors and other devotees, dismantled. A small room in Jamia Masjid has a history of its own. Sir the mosque, known as 'Hujrai-e-Khas' which Walter Lawrence believed that the mosque lies in its north western corner was used by the stood on a land which was sacred to Buddhists saint for meditation and is held in high esteem of Ladakh. They gave it their own name Tsit­ by Muslims to this day. A rectangular repo­ Sung Tsublak Kang and the mosque until 19th sitory fitted with glass panes is installed at the century was called Bodo Masjid and not Jamia outer gate of Hujrai-e-khas. Its contents include Masjid. According to some historians, it was a among other sacred things, the banner of the Buddhist temple on the ground that the walls Prophet of Islam and a wooden pillar against bore pictures of Buddhist saints. A few others which he usually reclined in his tent. Both say that the Bodo Masjid was called Bota these relics where brought by Shah-i-Hamdan Masjid and was somewhere below the 'Castle hill to Kashmir and deposited in the mosque. of Srinagar'. In Kashmir Bota means Lamic or Buddhistic applying to Baltistan and Ladakh. The holy banner and the pillar are not removed from the repository except on occasions After the death of Sultan Sikandar his son when the people face some calamity like epi­ and successor Sultan Zain-ul-Aabidin made demicSo famine, draught etc. The two relics additions and alterations in the mosque. He are then taken out in a procession to Id-Gah, opened and constructed grand Seminary to the 22

north of it probably in Gojiwara locality (1029 A.H.) again, a great fire broke out in where persian, arabic and sanskrit could be Nowhatta and Jamia Masjid was burnt taught. Qazi Mir Mohd. Ali of Bukhara was just on the day of Idi-Ramzan (Idul Fitr). appointed its Principal and the revenue of four Emperor Jehangir, who was visiting Kashmir villages was assigned to the schools for its up-keep at that time ordered its immediate reconstru­ and maintenance. To make it more magnificent ction under the able guidance and supervision and beautiful a canal named Zaina Khul, after­ of historian architect Rais-ul-Mulk Haider wards Lachmi Khul, was constructed whose Malik of Chadura which was carried out in source and head regulator was Sindh Nalah 17 years. Jehangir appointed Mulla Jafri as at Ganderbal and the water waS brought to its perceptor (Pir) with adequate emoluments the mosque through the eastern entrance which at his disposal and ordered the construction fed the large tank in the internal compound. of a tank in the middle of the compound. The canal fell into disuse after 1903 A.D. when This was completed in seven years. Srinagar Water Works Department was insti­ tuted by Partap Singh Dogra's Government. During Aurangzeb's time again in 1754 A.D., Its (Lachmi Khul) embankments are still exis­ Jamia Masjid was gutted along with twelve tent near Medical Institute at Soura. thousand houses in its neighbourhood starting from Mohalla Kavadara. Aurangzeb heard of the accident. He enlisted the services of all J amia Masjid passed through many vici­ bricklayers and masons in the city and had ssitudes. Sultan Zain-ul-Aabidin constructed the mosque completed within three years. It four tall minars and the inner compound of is evident from the structure itself as well as the mosque 254' wide and 334' long planting from the historical records that the Mughals the chinar trees around it. (The tradition adhered to the plan of original mosque of the assigns these changes to his grand son Sultan Sultan Sikandar. Aurangzeb decorated the minars Hassan-Shah in 1476 A.D.). During his reign with silver crests and it cost him five thousand there occured a serious conflagra tion in the dinars. He simultaneously ordered the erection neighbourhood of Jamia Masjid in Nowhatta of a ladder of seventy five steps which lead (Sikandarpur) and it could not escape from to Minars. Houses all round the mosque were the calamity. Sultan Hassan Shah reconstru­ pulled down so that there couid be no recu­ cted the mosque but unfortunately he died rrence of fires. From Aurangzeb's time down to before completing the work. After his death 1914 A.D., the structural history of the mosque his son Sultan Mohd. Shah resumed the cons­ forms a record of decay. truction in 1485 A.D. and completed some portion of it in three years. The Chief of the The mosque was slightly repaired by Haji Kashmir Army Staff Malik Ibrahim Magrey, Karim Dad Khan, Afgan governor in 1776 A.D. built the roof and walls around it out of his after the annexation of Kashmir to Afgan own private purse in 1488 A.D. He decorated Empire in 1754 A.D. and the second time by the inner compound and planted chinars and Subedar Aazad Khan in 1789 A.D. During the removed the houses around it to a distance of sixty nine years of Afgan (Pathan) rule Jamia 100 feet in order to keep it safe from con­ Masjid was neglected and when repair work flagration. From 1561 A.D. to 1586 A.D. was taken in hand, this was executed out of (period of Chakks) political condition in Kashmir rents received from the shopping complex were marked with confusion, bitter rivalries around it. In 1819 A.D. Kashmir was annexed and instabiJity. Jamia Masjid was neglected by Ranjit Singh, the ruler of Punjab. The except during the reign of Yaqub Chak, when mosque was closed and the doors blocked for the repairs were carrid out by Qazi Musa, a 25 years under the order of Diwan Moti Ram, renowned religious scholar of the time out of a Sikh governor in 1820 A.D. Its Jagirs were his private purse. After the annexation of confiscated and subsidy stopped. Azan Kashmir by the Mughals in 1586 A.D. Akbar (Call to prayers) was prohibited here. Later­ summoned two hundred artisans from Central an a deputation of Kashmiri Muslims was led Asia to execute the work of renovation and under the leadership of Moulvi Amir-ud-Din beautification of the mosque. In 1620 A.D. and Moulvi Nasir-ud-Din who submitted a 23

memorandom to Sher Singh who odered the symbol of human skill and understanding direct­ governor Sheikh Gh. Mohi-ud-Din to open the ed towards a unique spritual end. mosque and hand it over to the Muslims. The Sheikh initiated repairs spending a lakh of A.ali Masjid.1 rupees on the same. After the treaty of Amrit­ sar in 1846, Gulab Singh Dogra ordered the Mir Syed Mohamad Hamdani purchased a affairs of J amia Masjid to be put off indefi­ large area in· the north of Srinagar city and nitely. His successor Ranbir Singh allowed dedicated it for being used for Id-prayers. opening of the mosque only on Fridays. A Later, in 1398 A.D. Ali Shah, the then rular construction committee consisting of Kh. Rahim of Kashmir, built a mosque in the centre of Shah and Gafoor Shah Naqshbandi was formed Id-Gah and named it as Aali Masjid. It got burnt who collected a huge amount for its repairs in 1880 A.D. when a prominent citizen Gul and Ranbir Singh Dogra granted six thousand Mohamad Khan rebuilt it. Maharaja Ranbir Singh rupees. But due to Shia-Sunni conflict in 1872A.D. later ordered for the execution of its repairs. (1289 A.H.), the plan of mosque was kept in abeyance and some of the members of the The mosque and the vast area attached to committee were arrested and deported toJammu it are still being used by the Muslims for Id­ Jails. In 1891, Kh. Rahim Joo approached prayers. On these occasions about 21akh people Ranbir Singh Dogra for further grant who from the city and its suburbs assemble here sanctioned nine thousand rupees and out of and offer prayers. In addition, hundreds of this grant Lachmi Khul was repaired. In the temporary stalls are installed in the open space beginning of this century a construction commi­ for the sale of fruits, books, garments and variety ttee was reconstituted under the chairmanship of other goods. On the day of Id-ul-Zuha of Bakshi Parmanand with late Mirwaiz Rasul thousands of sheep are seen in small flocks Shah and late Kh. Samad Joo Kakroo of moving about in Id-gah ground and are Baramula as its members who donated thirteen sold to devotees for sacrificial slaughter - a thousand rupees. However, process of decay could religious ceremony which is obligatory on all not be arrested. It had fallen into disrepair, those who can afford to pay for the animal. but thanks to the efforts of late Sheikh Muqbul Husain, formerly Revenue Minister of Aishan Saheb : the State, it was restored by the subscription raised among the zamindars of the valley along­ The festival is the anniversary of Sheikh with the revenue known as Masjid Fund and on Yaqub Sarfi, an eminent scholar, writer, poet the technical advice from Archaeological De­ and a renowned mystic. The shrine is situated partment, Government of India. Sir George near the left bank of river Jehlum in the close Marshall gives credit for Jamia Masjid's reno­ vicinity of the 4th bridge of Srinagar city. vation to Col. H.A.D. Fraser, then State Engi­ neer and to Mr. Thad Avery, the contractor Sheikh Yaqub preached Kubrawia cult of who took in hand its reconstruction. The gran­ mystics in which he was indoctrinated at deur of J amia Masjid lies in its four cloisters Khawarizm now a part of Uzbek Socialistic each about 120 yards in length supported by Soviet Republic. He is popularly known as pillars of deodar wood of great height and its Aishan Saheb, a title said to have been con­ spacious quadrangle. The lofty pillars in the ferred on him in a vision by the Prophet of prophlons, the details of the spires and the Islam in recognition of his piety. The saint uniformity of the whole design prove that the is also called as Imam Aazam 'Sani' after Imam builders knew that they were reproducing of Abu Hanifa (Imami Aazam), a· renowned which they were masters. religious personality in the Islamic world.

The festival is celebrated on 12th of Ziqad (11 th The mosque is one of those distinct and month of lunar year) and is attended by about lasting legacies which have come down to the 3,000 people from the city of Srinagar. The Muslims of the valley from their forefathers. congregational prayers are held in the evening It is a monument worth preserving and a great and last till about midnight. 24

KhaDkahi Naqashbandi: Naqashband Saheb : shrine to pay homage to the famous saint, and invoke his blessings. , This was built in 1631 A.D. by Khawaja Kawand Mohmood a Muslim saint. The festi­ Like other important Muslim festivals, hun­ val is celebrated on the 3rd of Rabi-ul-Awal, dreds of stalls are put up during the days of the date on which Khawaja Syed Baha-ud-Din the celebration of the anniversary of the saint Naqashband, a renowned saint and mystic of all along the one mile route from Khanyar to Bukhara ( Central Asia) passed away. The saint the site of the shrine. did not visit Kashmir at any time, but the Batmalu Saheb : Naqashbandia cult of mystics, which he founded, was embraced by many people in all Muslim Sheikh Dawood was a Muslim saint and countries, including Persia, Afghanistan and: disciple of Sheikh Hamza Makhdoom. He him­ India. A mausoleum of Khawaja Moieen-ud­ self cultivated his lands and it is said that Din, one of the decendents of Khawaja Baha­ he would every day carry a large caldron full ud-Din has been buil\ in the premises of Khan­ of boiled' rice to his fields where he distributed kah where people assemble for the performance the same among all people who happened· to of religious rituals and for invoking the bless­ pass by that side. It is because of this that ings of the great saint. About 30,000 people he is known as Batmaloo or 'father who feeds offer congregational prayers ih the Khankah other with cooked rice'. According' to another and its premises in the afternoon of the day version, Kashmiri Pandits had great faith in of the festival. the piety of the saint and attended on him in large numbers every day. For this reason, Makhdoom Saheb: he was named as Batmaloo or the 'father of Battas' (Kashmiri Pandits). This shrine in which Mukhdoom Sheikh Hamza a leading spritualist of Sunni Muslims Batmaloo is held in great veneration by the is entombed is held in high esteem by the people of the city and its suburbs. About one Muslims of Kashmir. Being an ardent follower lakh people assemble at the shrine on the day of Suhrawardi sect of mystics, he is known as of his anniversary which is celebrated in the Mukhdoom Saheb. He conducted a vigorous month of Chet every year. compaign against spreading of Shiaism and advocated the cause of Sunni Muslims as a re­ Meeshah Saheb : sult of which he was deported by the then The actual name of this saint with whom Shia ruler to village Beru, about 20 miles from the festival is associated is Abdul Rehman. Srinagar. Sheikh Hamza, who came from a While leading the life of a spiritualist, family of Chandra Bansi Rajputs, which was lost control of his wits and turned a mendi­ converted to Islam, was born in 902 Hijri and cant. By his miraculous performance, he won passed away in 984 Hijri at the age of 82 the confidence of members of both Hindu and years. He was buried in his resort of medi­ Muslim communities who held him in high vene­ tation on the slope of Kohi-Maran (Hari Parbat ration and pay homage to him. His festival hil1). Emperor Akbar built a mausoleum on the is celebrated in the month of Poh (9th Bikrimi tomb of the saint in JOOI Hijri which was month) and is attended by thousands of Hindus renovated in 1124 Hijri by Nawab Inayat-ullah and Muslims. Khan the then Governor of Kashmir, Khawaja Habib-uIlah Nowshehri : The shrine having been built at a fairly good height on the southern slope of Hari Par­ The festival relates to the death anniversary bat hill, the proprietors have constructed series of Khawaja Habib-ullah, a great saint, poet and of steps made of chiselled stone to facilitate a musician of Kashmir. He was a prominent the upward journey to the tomb of the saint. disciple of Sheikh Yaqub Sarfi and preached the Kubrawia cult. His shrine which is situa­ The Urs or death anniversary of the saint is ted at Nowshehra in the north of Srinagar, is celebrated on 24th of Safar the 2nd lunar month attended by several thousand people on the of Hijri every year and thousands of pilgrims 19th and 20th of Zilhaj, the date of his death from villages and all over the city visit the anniversary. 25

Urs Khwaja Habib-ullah Attar : mystics of Kashmir. As will be seen from the following paragraphs, he was also a great Khwaja Habib-ullah, a mystic of high order writer and poet. of Kubrawia sect of Sufis, came from the family of Ganis a leading business class of Kashmir The anniversary of Mirza Kamil Saheb, who during the 17th century. Mirza Kamil Begh, is also known as Mirza Akmal·ud-Din, the referred to below, was his principal disciple title conferred on him by his religious guide, and successor. The miracles performed by the is celebrated on the 29th and 30th of Zilhaj saint are quoted extensively by many people (the 12 month of the lunar year). About who are associated with the shrine. The festi­ 15,000 people, mostly hailing from the city, asse­ val is organised in connection with his death mble at the shrine and recite verses from anniversary and is celebrated on the 2nd and 3rd Quran hymnals in the praise of prophet and of Rajab (7th lunar month). Prayers are held saint. As the shrine is situated near the foot on both the days at his mausoleum where ample of Hariparbat hill in the area where the den­ space has been provided to accommodate the sity of population is very low, no stalls other devotees. than those engaged in the sale of confectionary, fruits and hosiery goods are put up during Urs Syed (tamar Saheb : the festival. Syed Qamar Shah was one of the immigrants from Iraq who accompanied Mir Syed Moham­ Urs Shah Sadiq Q.alandar: mad Hamdani to Kashmir and settled in Shah Sadiq was a great scholar and a Salora, a village of tehsil Ganderbal. He was devotee of the Naqashbandi cult of mysticism. a great saint and scholar and engaged himself He spent many years in meditation and even­ in the propogation of tenets of Islam. tually lost control of his wits. At times, when The festival is celebrated on the 2nd he regained consciousness, he behaved like an Thursday and Friday of August (Bhadoon). orthodox Muslim, attended congregational pra­ The Urs of the saint is the occasion of great yers, observed fasts and engaged himself in the recitation of Quran. On some occasion, he festivity and people regard it more as a social indulged in all prohibited activities like smo­ than a religious function. Doongas (residential king of chars, drinking of wine, shaving of boats) are engaged in large numbers by many beard and the like. His mausoleum is situated inhabitants of Srinagar city whQ undertake a in Wuttalar, a village of tehsil Ganderbal. The voyage to the shrine by river Jehlum. Professional festival is celebrated on the last date of Ziqad cooks set up kitchens in these doongas and (lIth lunar month) and is attended by thou­ prepare dinners and lunches for all the days sands of people from the rural areas of Gander­ of the onward and return journey. Others bal tehsil and the city. tra vel by surface route connecting Srinagar with Saloora, a distance of about 14 miles. New Masjid: In the evening musical conc('rts are organised at various places in the close vicinity of the This was built by Emperor Jahangir in shrine. Congregational prayers attended by 1622 A.D. The mosque is entirely made of about a lakh of people, hailing from the city chiselled stones and measures J80'x54' and and rural areas of Ganderbal and Sonawari is also known as Shahi Masjid or Pather-Masjid. tehsils are held in the afternoon of Friday after which people start returning home. TEMPLES Zishtisher temple Urs Mirza Kamil Saheb : This temple is situated on the top of Koh-i­ Mirza Kamil Begh Khan Badakhsi was the Sulaiman or Shankeracharya hill. It is grandson of Mirza Malik Mohammed Khan, said to have been built by Raja Sandiman in Governor of Kashmir during the regime of 56 B.C. and except for the repairs executed to Emperor Jahangir. He was born in the palace its roof which developed cracks as a result of Emperor Shah - J ahan and was named by of an earthquake, the original construction him. He is regarded as one of the eminent has been maintained to this date. 26

Butisher temple: Brief analysis of P.C.A. data This temple was built by Raja Juluk (1394 Part - B of this publica tion contains data B.C. - 1334 B.C.) in Wangat, tehsil Ganderbal collected during the 1981 census in respect of Near Narayan Nag. From architectural point of each village and ward/mohalla of a town in view, the temple is a unique construction and the district on such aspects as; area, number looks as if it has been carved out of a single of residential houses, number of households, stone. The ruins of a few other temples are total population with sex - wise break - up also in its close vicinity. scheduled caste population, literate and edu­ Temple at Akhara Building. procession of cated persons, and sex - wise break - up "Chhaeli Mubarik" : of working population categorised into main The temple is situated in the courtyard workers, marginal workers and non - workers. of Akhara building at Badshah chowk, Srina­ The information based on the Primary Census gar. Sadhus and Yatris from all over the Abstract has been summarised in various inset country and other parts of the world assemble tables giving an insight into the demographic there where from they proceed to perform holy structure of the population of district at tehsil yatra to Amarnath cave in which Lord Shiva level. A brief analysis of the data incorpora­ appears in ice formation of Shiva Lingam ted in these tehsils has been attempted there­ completed on a particular day which is called after so as to highlight the various demogra­ the day of Darshan. Religious leaders and phic changes that have taken place in the Sadhus deliver religious speeches and perform rural and urban areas of the district at tehsil religious ceremonies in the "Akhara" temple level, particularly during the decade 1971 - 81. on the day when "Chhadi Mubarik" the holy mace is carried in procession to Amarnath from Srinagar. Thousands of people witness The sub - joined table No. I gives an account the procession on this day. of the distribution of popUlation at tehsillevel :

TABLE NO. 1

Population, Number of Villages and Towns, 1981

SI. Name of Population No. of No. of No. Tehsil Villages Towns Total Rural Urban ,------A--""",\ .A...-.~ Total Inhabited Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

1. Ganderbal 129,081 69.004 60,077 103.481 55.259 48,222 25,600 13.745 11,855 ·125 123

2. Srinagar 579.247 309.185 270.062 34.652 18.084 16.568 544.595 291.101 253.494 • 50 45 2

Total district 708,328 378,189 330.139 138.133 73.343 64.790 570.195 304,846 265,349 *175 168 3

Note: ·Includes two and six inhabited boat blocks of Ganderbal and Srinagar tehsils and excludes 3 villages of Srinagar tehsil forming outgrowths of Srinagar Urban Agglomeration. 27

'It will be seen that as a result of the at the 1981 census is 708,328 persons made up bifurcation of the erstwhile Srinagar district of 378,189 males and 330,139 females. Srinagar in two districts viz; Srinagar and Badgam the tehsil is bigger than Ganderbal tehsil both in 1981 jurisdiction of Srinagar district which at in the size of population and towns within the 1971 Census consisted of 5 tehsils made its jurisdiction. The tehsils of Chadura, Badgam up of 712 villages, besides 2 towns including and Beerwah which were formerly parts of Srinagar M.C. has shrunk to 2 tehsils consisting district Srinagar now form the Badgam district. of 175 villages. Of the 175 villages 7 are un-inhabited. The number of towns has Table No. 2 below depicts the decennial however gone to three. The total population changes in the distribution of tehsil-wise returned by both the tehsils of the district population in the district:

TABLE NO.2 Decadal change in distribution of population Population SI. Name of Percentage decadal No. Tehsil 1971 1981 (1971-81) variation r------~------~ Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (IO) (11)

I. Ganderbal, 88.032 88.032 129.081 103.481 25.600 + 46.63 + 17.55 2. Srinagar 476.282 64.887 411.395 579.247 34.652 544.595 + 21.62 - 46.60 + 32.38 District 564.314 152.919 411.395 708.328 138.133 570.195 + 25.52 - 9.67 + 38.60 The table reveals that the district has From the above table it is evident that registered a growth rate of 25.52% in its out of 168 inhabited villages in the district population in the decade 1971-81 which does as many as 48.21% have population in the not compare favourably with the growth rate range of 500-1,999 while 26.79% have it in for the State as a whole which stands at the range of 200-499 persons. Villages with '29.69%. Between the two tehsils, however, population less than 200 constitute 18.45% while Ganderbal has returned higher rate of population those with population of 2000 or more persons growth than the State. form 5.95% of the total inhabited villages in What is most striking is that in Srinagar the district. There is only one village having rural the growth rate has come down to returned a population of more than 5,000. (-) 46.60 during the decade 1971-81. This is however, due to the corresponding expansion Table No. 4 below deals with the distribution in the jurisdictional limits of Srinagar M.O. of villages by density ranges : which has recorded a growth of 32.38% in TABLE NO.4 its population during the corresponding period. Distribution of villages by Density Table No. 3 below deals with the distribu­ tion of villages by population range: Range of Density Total No. of Percentage of (per sq. km.) villages in each villages in density range each density TABLE NO.3 range Distribution of villages by population ranges (1) (2) (3) Range of population No. of villages Percentage of - 10 in each range villages in 11- 20 each range 21- 50 3 1.79 (1) (2) (3) 51-100 5 2.98 -200 31 18.45 101-200 7 4.17 200--499 45 26.79 201-300 17 10.12 500-1.999 81 48.21 301-500 56 33.33 2.000-4.999 10 5.95 501+ 71 42.25 5.000-9.999 1 0.60 10.000+ Not known 9 5.36 Total 168 100.00 Total 168 100.00 28

It will be seen that the density ranges of As will be seen from the table the percentage 301-S00 and SOl + persons per sq. km. together of Scheduled Castes population to total popula­ ciaim 76% of the total villages of the district, tion in the towns of the district is negligible. the share of each of these two ranges being 33.33% and 42.2S% respectively. There is no Table No. 7 below shows the literacy rate village falling in the density range of less than by population ranges of the villages: J 0 kms. and 11-20 kms. The share in other two ranges viz; 21-50 and 51-100 is indeed TABLE NO.7 negligible. The nine villages shown in the Literacy rates by population rangss of table with density range not known are villages: actually not recognized villages as such. These represent 8 boat blocks and one forest block Range of population No. of villages Literacy accorded separate identity during 1981 census in each range rate (1) (2) (3) enumeration. Table No. 5 below shows the proportion 200 31 12.54- of scheduled caste population to total population 200- 499 45 13.42 in the villages: 500-1,999 81 13.93 TABLE NO.5 2,000-4,999 10 15.38 Proportion of Scheduled Castes populadoa 5,000-9.999 17.05 to total population in the villages : 10,000+ Percentage range of No. of villages Percentage of Total 168 14.24 Scheduled Castes in each range villages in population to total each range population It will be seen that in the matter of (1) (2) (3) literacy rate villages in the population range Nil 167 99.40 5 or less 1 0.60 of SOO-l,999, 2,000-4,999 and S,000-9,999 6--10 are better placed than those in the lower 11-15 16--20 ranges of population. However, considering the 21-30 fact that average rural literacy rate for the 31 and above Total 168 100.00 State as a whole returned at the 1981 Census is 21. 63% which itself is no satisfactory level It will be seen that of the 168 villages, the rural litracy rate returned even in the there is only one village where Scheduled villages of aforementioned ranges in the district Castes constitute an element of the village population and that also just in the range is far lower indeed corresponding to State rural rate. of S or less. Table No. 6 below gives the proportion of Table No. 8 below indicates the urban Scheduled Castes population to total population literacy rate in the district: in the towns of the district : TABLE NO.6 TABLE NO.8. Proportion of Scheduled Castes population Literacy rates for towas: in towas: Name of the Total Total Percentage Town popula- Schedu- ofSchedu_ Name of Town Literacy rate tion led Castes led Castes (1) (2) population population to total population Badamibagh Cantt. 54.18 (1) (2) (3) (4) Ganderbal N .A. 33.75 Badami Bagh Srinagar M.C.· 38.46 Cantt. 11.227 37 0.33 Ganderbal N.A. 9.143 All Towns· 38.66 Srinagar M.C.· 594.775 82 0.01 All Towns' 615.145 119 0.02 Note: ·Includes portion ofM.C. and outgrowths Note: 'Includes portion of M.C. and outgrowths falling in Badgam district. falling in Badgam district. It will be seen that Badamibagh Canton­ Ganderbal stands at the bottom with a ment is placed well above the other two literacy rate of 33.75%. towns in the district jn the matter of literacy The sub-joined table No.9 gjves tehsil-wise the rate being higher than the corresponding distrihution of )iterates, workers, non-workers rate for all the urban areas of the State put and Scheduled Caste population in the together which stands at 45.56%. district :-

TABLE NO.9

Literates, Workers, Non-workers, Scheduled Caste/Tribe population in the district

Percentage of (Contd.) Name of Total s.c. S. T. Literates to Tebsil Rural Total Population Population total Urban Population to total to total population population population ,- Person Male Female Person Male Female (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Ganderbal Total 129,081 69,004 60,077 0.00 17.35 26.66 6.65

RurBl 103,481 55,259 48,222 0.00 14.54 23.47 4.31

Urban 25,600 13.745 11,855 0.02 28.72 39.51 16.20

Srinagar Total 579,247 309,185 270.062 0.02 37.59 45.38 28.67

Rural 34,652 18,OM 16.568 13.36 21.51 4.47

Urban 544.595 291.101 253.494 0.02 39.13 46.86 30.25

Total District Total 708,328 378,189 330.139 002 33.90 41.97 24.66

Rural 138,133 73,343 64,790 0.00 14.24 22.98 4.35

Urban 570,195 304,846 265,349 0.02 38.66 46.53 29.62

Percentage of (Coneld.) --'-- Main workers Marginal workers Total workers Non-workers to total to total to total to total population population population population ---. r-----'------. PeriOD Male Female Person Male Female PersoD Male Female PersoD Male Female (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22)

32.74 56.36 5.62 20.37 2.99 40.32 53.11 59.35 45.94 46.89 40.65 54.06

33.32 57.45 5.67 22.91 3.45 45.22 56.23 60.90 SO.89 43.77 39.10 49.11

30.42 51.98 5.43 10.05 1.14 20.38 40.47 53.12 25.81 59.53 46.88 74.19

29.54 SO.83 5.16 1.30 0.29 2.47 30.M 51.12 7.63 69.16 48.88 92.37

32.99 55.26 8.69 7.65 1.49 14.37 40.64 56.75 23.06 59.36 43.25 76.94 29.32 SO.56 4.93 0.90 0.21 1.69 30.22 SO.77 6.62 69.78 49.23 93.38

30.12 51.84- 5.25 4.78 0.78 9.35 34.90 52.62 14.60 65.10 47.38 85.40 33.24- 56.90 6.44- 19.08 2.97 37.33 52.32 59.87 43.77 47.68 40.13 56.23

29.37 SO.62 4.96 1.31 0.25 2.52 30.68 SO.87 7.48 69.32 49.13 92.52 We have already seen that . both in the this proportion is as high as 20.37% for Gan­ matter of rural as well as urban literacy the derbal tehsil as low as 1. 30% for Srinagar dirtrict has to make a large leaway to come tehsil. It is, however, significant to note that up to the level as obtained for the State as in both the tehsils females account for the pre­ a whole. Down at the tehsillevel the position dominant proportion of marginal workers. It is is still worse in respect of rural part of Srinagar a traditional feature of the rural economy that tehsil where the literacy rate has been retur­ the female folk though primarily engaged in ned at 13.36% corresponding to 14.24% for household activities contribute their bit by the district as a whole. marginal participation in seasonal eco'nomic activities like agricultural operations and house­ Ganderbal tehsil which is a smaller tehsil hold industries. It will thus be seen that the in the district in terms of population is how­ marginal female workers to total female popu­ ever better placed in rural literacy which is lation is 40. 32 in Ganderbal tehsil and 2.47 slightly higher than for the district as a whole. in Srinagar tehsil. Even in urban areas where As. regards urban literacy, Srinagar town stands marginal workers claim relatively much smaller close to the district average. As between the proportion in both sexes the proportion of two sexes, male literacy level far out - weighs females outweighs the male prop~rtion in both the female literacy level in both the tehsils. the tehsils. The proportion of total workers The differential is however far greater in made up of main workers and marginal work­ rural areas than in urban areas. ers put together is brought out in col. 17 - 19 Percentage of main workers to total popu­ of the table. It will be seen that in case of lation as re-produced in col. 11-13 shows that male population the proportion' of workers male and female work participation rate in outstrips the proportion of nonworkers in both urban areas' generally trails behind that in the tehsils in rural and urban parts. In the rural areas. The differential is however marg­ case of female population however the rate inal. Between the two tehsiis the highest rural of non-workers is higher than that of workers and urban participation rate for male sex has except rural part of Ganderbal tehsil. been returned by Ganderbal tehsil at 57.45% and 51. 98% corresponding to 56. 90% and Analysis of Village Directory data: SO. 62% reported for the district. In case of The data collected from the revenue and female rural participation rate, Srinagar tehsil other government agencies· regarding availa­ has returned a percentage of 8.69 which is bility of various amenities has been tabulated higher than the rate' shown for the district in the main village directory statement. The which is 6. 44% only. In case of urban female salient features of this data in broad aggre­ participation rate Ganderbal shows 5. 43% as gates is brought out below in the form against 4.96% reported for the district. of inset tables. Marginal workers as will be noticed from The position of availability of various col. 14-16 of the table constitute 4.78% of the amenities at districtjtehsil level is indicated population of the district. At the tehsil level in the following table No. 10:

Table No. 10 Distribution of villages according to the availability of different amenities No. (with percentage) of villages having one or more of the following amenities SI. Name of No. of ,- No. Tehsil inhabited Education Medical Drinking Post & Marketl Commu- Approach Power villages water Telegraph Hat nication by pacca supply Road (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9» (10) (11) 1. Ganderbal "121 99 46 121 25 42 120 120 (81.82) (38.02) (l00.00) (20.66) ( .. ) (34.71) (99.17) . (99.17) 2. Srinagar '39 33 8 39 5 37 31 39. (84.62) (20.51) (100.00) (12.82) (, .) (94.87) (79.49) (100.00) Total district "160 132 54 160 30 79 151 159 (82.50) (33.75) (100.00) (18.75) (oo) (49.38) (94.38) (99.38\ Note: "Excludes boat blocks. 31

The table reveals that out of the total covered in the district is 49.38%. As will 160 inhabited villages in the district 132 however be seen from the table Srinagar accounting for 82.50% villages have one or tehsil has 94.87% of its villages covered while the other type of educational institutions like the corresponding proportion in case of Middle, High or Higher Secondary schools Ganderbal tehsil is only 34.71 %. On the other located within the village and this amenity is hand in the matter of approach by pacca almost evenly distributed in both the tehsils roads Ganderbal tehsil exceeds Srinagar tehsil of the district. As regards medical facility, with a proportion of 99.17% villages covered however only 54 villages ha ve either a dis­ as against only 79.49% in the case of latter. pensary or primary health centre or hospital The progress is by far the most significant in which makes a meagre proportion of 33.75% the field of rural electrification with 159 of the total villages. Inter-tehsil comparison villages or 99.38% out of total of 160 villages shows that the proportion of villages covered in the district covered under this amenity. under this basic amenity is 20.51 % and 38.02% Inter-tehsil position is more or less even with in Srinagar and Ganderbal tehsils respectively. more than 99% villages covered in each tehsil. Drinking water facility is however, available to all the villages in the district from one The reader may notice some difference source or the other. However protected drinking in the total number of inhabited villages water supply is available to 103 villages which between inset table No. 1 (Census data) and form 64% of. the total number of villages which table No. 10 (non census-data). This is due makes a satisfactory position indeed. In the matter to the fact that while compiling Census data of post & telegraph facility while the proportion of boat blocks have been treated as villages villages covered is 18.75% at the district level, while in- compiling non-census data viz; village their distribution is not very un-even at tehsil directory these have not been treated as level with the proportion of villages as 12.82% villages. in Srinagar tehsil and 20.66% in Ganderbal Table No. 11 below highlights the availability tehsil. of various amenities in terms of proportion of In communication the percentage of villages population served by each:

TABLE NO. 11 Proportion of Rural population served by di&'erent aJDenities

Proportion of rural population served by the amenity of

SI. Name of Total popu­ Edu- Medical Drinking Post & Market{ Communi- Approach Power No. Tehsil lation of cation water Tele- Hat cation l>ypacca supply inhal>ited villages graph road in the tehsil (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (1O) (ll)

1. Ganderbal -103,083 93.08 54.61 100.00 40.38 45.54 98.43 98.43 2. Srinagar - 33,789 92.51 38.14 100.00 21.37 98.91 87.11 100.00 Total district -136,872 92.94 50.54 100.00 35.69 58.72 95.63 98.82 Note: .Excludes the population of boat blocks.

It will be noticed that the position is relatively the fields of education, power supply, drinking brighter in terms of the population served by water and approach by pacca road in the various amenities even in the fields of medical tehsil and in the district as a whole. In case care, post & telegraph offices and communication of other amenities Ganderbal seems to be than what came out in the earlier table in better placed than Srinagar. terms of the proportion of villages both for Distribution of villages not having certain the district as a whole as also at the tehsil amenities arranged by distance ranges from level. Of course the proportion of population the places where these are available is given benefitted is nearly full or substantial only in in table No. 12: 32

TABLE NO. 12 This table makes rather an encouraging reading. It will be noticed that more than Distribution of villages not having certain 90% of the villages where medical care, amenities arranged by distance ranges communication or post & telegraph facilities from the places where these are not available within the village itself fall are available within a distance of less than 5 kms. froIn places where these facilities are available. Even for the bulk of the remaining small proportion Villages not having Number of _villages where the the ;,menity of amenity is not available these facilities are available within a distance and available at a distance of of 5-10 kms. and 10 kms. above. It is thus clear that practically all the basic amenities -5 5-10 10+ Total kms. kms. kms. (cols. 2-4) are available to most of the rural population (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) of the district within a distance of less than 5 kms. of their villages of residence if not I. Education 25 3 28 within the village itself and the proportion of 2. Medical 98 8 106 population who have to walk a distance of more than 10 kms. to avail of post & telegraph 3. Drinking water amenity medical care negligible indeed.

4. Post & Telegraph 98 13 19 130 The table below gives the distribution of villages according to distance from the nearest 5. MarketJHat town and the availability of different 6. Communication 80 81 amenities:

TABLE NO 13

Distribution of villages according to the distance from the nearest town and availability of cUft"erent amenities:

No. (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of

Distance range No.ofinha- Education Medical Drinking Post & Marketl Commu- Approach Power from the nearest bited villages water Tele- Hat nication by pacca supply town (in kms.) in each range graph road (I) (2) (31 (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (1O)

0-5 44 33 5 44 9 20 43 44 (75.00) (11.36) (100.00) (20.45) (45.45) (97.73) (100.00)

6-15 59 47 18 59 9 31 56 59 (79.66) (30.51) (lOO.oo) (15.25) (52.54) (94.92) (100.00)

16-50 55 50 29 55 10 27 50 54 (90.91) (52.73) (100.00) (18.18) (49.09) (90.91) (98.18)

51+ 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 ( 100.00) (100.00) (100.00) (100.00) (50.00) (100.00) (100.00)

Unspecified

Total ·160 132 54 160 30 79 151 159 (82.50) (33.75) (100.00) (18.75) (49.38) (94.38) (99.38)

Note: ~xcludes boat blocks. 33

It will be seen that distance from the nearest difference in the proportion is not as substantial town does not seem to have any major effect as one should have expected and this might on the provision of various amenities in the possibly be due to a relatively less proportion villages except for medical care, post & telegraph of population. inhabiting the more distant and to some extent communication facilities villages. where the villages placed at a distance of more than 51 kms. seem for good reason to Table No. 14 below gives the distribution have received relatively better attention than of villages according to population ranges and those placed nearer a town. However, the amenities available to them:

TABLE NO. 14 Distribution of villages according to population range and ameDities available

No. (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of Population range No. of inhabi- Education Medical Drinking Post & Marketl Commu- Approach Power ted villages water Telegraph Hat nication by pacca supply in each range road (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

-499 68 46 14 68 5 28 64 68 (67.65) (20.59) (100.00) (7.35) (41.18) 194.12) (100.00)

500-1.999 81 75 31 81 17 43 76 80 (92.59) (38.27) (100.00) (20.99) (53.09) (93.83) (98.77)

2.()()()...... 4.999 10 10 8 10 7 7 10 10 (100.00) (80.00) (100.00) (70.00) (70.00) (100.00) (100.00)

5.000+ I I I 1 1 1 1 (100.00) (loo.OO) (100.00) (100.00) (100.0C0) (100.00) (100.00)

Total ·160 132 54 160 30 79 151 159 (82.50) (33.75) (100.00) (18.75) (49.38) (94.38) (99.38)

Note: "Excludes boat blocks

As will be readily observed the population TABLE NO. 15 size of the villages has a direct bearing on determining the position of various amenities Main staple food in the majority of villages with more populated villages expectedly iD each tehsil attracting more attention than less populated villages. The highest benefic aries are obviously 81. No. Name oC tehsil Main staple food (I) (2) (3) the villages with a population of 5,000 and more in the field of practically each basic 1. Ganderbal Rice amenity and the least proportion is of those with a population of less than SOO particularly 2. Srinagar Rice in the field of Medical care and Post & Telegraph facilities where the coverage of such villages It will be seen that the main staple food is less than 21% and 7% respectively. in both the tehsils of the district is rice.

The table below indicates the staple food Distribution of villages according to land in the majority of villages in each tehsil: use is given in table No. 16 below : 34

TABLE NO. 16 placed in terms of the proportion of culturable area to the total area, Srinagar having only Distribution of village according to a slight edge over Ganderbal. But in the Land use matter of percentage of irrigated area to total cultivable area Ganderbal tehsil stands far 51. Name of No. of Total Percent- Percent- ahead of Srinagar tehsit. No. Tehsil inhabi- area age age ted cultiv- ofirri- villages able area gated Brief analysis of Town Directory data to total area to area total culti- Separate data in respect of urban population vable area structure, civic finance, the availability of various (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6.1 amenities has been compiled in the main town 1. Ganderbal "121 24.181.73 65.50 64.55 directory tables I to VI. For faditating a brief commentary and assessment of the progress 2. 5rinagar 11.296.46 79.28 36.83 • 39 made by urban population some of the important Total district -160 35.478.17 69.89 54.53 statistics have further been sub-divided in table Nos. 17 to 22. Note: *Excludes boat blocks. The sub-joined table No. 17 indicates the It will be seen that practically both the figures relating to urban population its percent­ tehsils of the district are more or less evenly age variation, density and sex-ratio:J

TABLE NO. 17 Growth, Density and Sex-ratio of urban population in the district in relation to the State

District State ,--- --, Census Total Urban %Urban Decadal Den- Sex- Total Urban %Urban Decadal Density Sex- year popu- popu- popu- percen- sity ratio popu- popu- popu- percen!- (popula- ratio lation lation lation tage (popu- (No. of lation lation lation age vana- tion per (No. of variation lation females tion in sq. km.) females in urban per per 1.000 urban per 1.000 popula- sq. males) popula- males) tion km.) tion (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7 ) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13)

1961 440.135 291,853 66.31 6.199 863 3.560.976 593.315 16.66 N.A. 844 1971 564.314 411,395 72.90 +40.96 4.648 854 4.616.632 858.221 18.59 +44.65 N.A. 860 1981 708.328 570.195 SO.50 +38.60 3.372 870 "5.987.389 1.260.403 21.05 +46.86 2.146 875

Note: "The population figures exc lude population of areas under unlawful occupation of Pakistan and China where Census could not be taken.

As can be seen from the table Srinagar compared to the State. As regards density of district has made substantial progress towards population, in the absence of area figures for urbanization, the position having been the State urban for 1961 and 1971, comparable consistantly so during the last three decades. picture is only available for 1981 indicating The proportion of urban population in the that urban density of population per sq. km. district has increased to 80.50% in 1981 as in Srinagar district is higher than what it is against 66.31 % in 1961. for the State as a whole. In the matter of urban sex ratio however, the district compares The corresponding proportion for the State favourably with the State, both showing increase as a whole has increased to 21.05% in 1981 in 1981 over the past decades. The pace is as against 16.66% in 1961. The pace of urbaniza­ some how equal in the case of district and tion in the district during the decade 1971-81 the State, although in both the cases it still has however been on the higher side as continues to be adverse to females. 35

Table No. 18 below is intended to identify It will be seen that over the last 10 years the towns added or declassified during the Ganderbal has come to be recognised as a new 1971-81 decade: town while there has been no declassification TABLE NO. 18 of any town ·previously recognised as such. In this way the number of towns in the district New towns added/towns declassified in has gone up from 2 to 3. 1981 Census Name of Towns Population 1981 Census (I) (2) Table No. 19 below indicates the per capita (a) Added receipt from various resources and expenditure i) Ganderbal 9,143 on various amenities in respect of each town (b) Declassified of the district;

TABLE NO. 19

Per capita receipt and ell:penditure in town.

Per Capita

Class, name & civic Receipt Expenditure status of the ,._ town Total Receipt Receipt Total General Expendi- Public Expendi- Other through fromaH expendi- adminis- ture on works ture on aspects taxes other ture tration public health public sources & conveniences institutions (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

IV. Badamibagh (Cantt.) 104.67 5.53 99.14 104.06 5.71 75.76 16.85 0.43 5.31 V. Ganderbal N.A. 23.57 0.11 23.46 1.70 1.70

I. Srinagar M.C •• 49.68 19.95 29.73 48.21 5.69 10.31 25.55 0.37 6.29

Total- 50.30 19.41 30.89 4B.54 5.63 11.35 25.02 0.36 6.18

.Includes portion of M. C. and outgrowths falling in Badgam district.

It will be seen that both in per capita TABLE NO. 20 receipt as well as expenditure Badamibagh Schools per ten thousand population in town. Cantonment is far a head of other two towns No. per ten thousand population in the district. While bulk of per capita Class, name & r- -"------___ civic status Higher Secondaryl junior Primary receipts in Badamibagh Cantonment come of town Secondary I Matricu- Second- through "other sources" the bulk of per capita Inter/PUCI lation aryl expenditure goes on "public health convenience". Junior college middle (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) Per capita expenditure on public institutions is negligible. IV. Badamibagh Cantt. 1.78 1.78 1.78 V. Ganderbal NeA. 1.09 2.19 7.66 I. Srinagar The sub-joined inset table No. 20 gives the M.C.- 0.22 1.03 2.17 4.24 number of educational institutions per ten Total· 0.23 1.02 2.16 4.24 thousand of population in each town of the Note: ·Includes portion of M.C. and outgrowths district: falling in Badgam dis trict. 36

It will be seen from the table that towns TABLE NO. 22 with smaller population have been better provided ProportioQ of sluIDs population in towa. for in terms of schools of various levels than those with large population. the chief considera­ Class. name & civic Proportion of the Density in tion probably having been to equip these towns status of the slums popUlation slums toWn to total population (per sq. km.) with such facilities regardless of whether they of the town deserve it at all in relation to their popula­ (I) (2) (3) tion. I. Srinagar M. C. 1.26 10,024 Inset table No. 21 below gives the number of medical institutions per one thousand It will be seen from the table that proportion population. : of the slums population to total population of Srinagar M.C. in the district is only 1.26 with TABLE NO. 21 the density of the slums as high as 10.024 persons per sq. km. as compared to corresponding No. of beds in IDediCal institutioDs in towas density of 2,937 persons as compared to popula­ tion per sq. km. for the city as a whole. Class, name & civic No. of beds in Medical status of the institutions per 1,000 The below mentioned inset table highlights town population the extent of most important commodity manu­ (I) (2) factured, imported and exported in the toWDS IV. Badamibagh Cantt. 13.36 of Srinagar district: V. Ganderbal N.A. 1.09 I. Srinagar M.C.· 3.03 TABLE NO. 23 Total· 3.19 Most im.portant comIDocIity IDanufactured, Note: "Includes portion ofM.C. and outgrowths falling imported and exported in the towns in Badgam district.

Class, name & Most important commodity It will be seen that Badamibagh Cantonment civic status of ~ the town Manufactured Exported Imported with a total population of 11.227 and 13.36 (1) (2) (3) (4) hospital is placed better than Ganderbal N.A. or Srinagar M. C. which has 1.09 and 3.03 IV. Baclamibagh hospital beds per thousand population. The Cantt. Shawls Fruit Food total strength of beds per thousand population V. Ganderbal at the district level works out to 3.19 which N.A. Carpet Sand Cloth is far from the corresponding position in the case I. Srinagar M.C. Carpet Fruit Food of Badamibagh Cantonment.

The below mentioned inset table No. 22 The table speaks for itself with the chief highlights proportion of slums population in items of manufacture, export and import towns: indicated specifically against each town. PART-A VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY (SECTION-I VILLAGE DIRECTORY)

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES GANDERBAL TEHSIL

S.No. Name of village 1981 S. No. Nam, of villag' 1981 Location Location Code Nil. Code No. (1) (2) (3) (1) (2) (3)

1. Aech Hama 13 39. Fraw Haknar 7 2· Ahan 99 40. Gamwara 88 3. Akhal 20 41. Gogji Gund 78 4. Ander Wan 42 42. Gotli Bagh 40 S. Ara Hama 41 43. Goza Hama 95 -6. Arch 56 44. Gund Ari 30 7. Arigori pora 33 45. Gund Momin 77 8. Baba Dariya Din 60 46. Gund Sarsingh 6 9. Babosi Pora 48 47. Hadorah 63 10. Badam Pora 101 48. Hakim Gund 74 11. Badra Kund 51 49. Hardo Muradabad SO 12. Bag Dab 91 50. Hardo Panzin 24 13. Bagh Mahanand 47 51. Hariganiwan .IO 14. Bagh Zaman Ganai 120 52. Hari Pora 39 IS. Bakra 62 53. Hat Barah 76 16. Bamlina 25 54. Hayan Pal-pora IS 17. Bandi Bagh 55 55. Kachnambal 29 18. Bardala 112 56. Kangan 22 19. Barsoo 113 57. Kastori Pora 75 20. Bar Walah 31 58. Khal Mulla 68 21. Bat pora Dab 92 59. Khanan 27 22. Batvena 94 60. Khan Pora 93 23. Bena Hama 122 61. Kher Bagh 97 24. Berna Bugh 26 62. Khrani Hama 115 25. Buser Bug 67 --63. Kij Para 23 26. Chandina Deh Nowabad 79 64. Koka Gund 86 27. Chanthan Gulab pora 118 65. Kolan 4 28. Chapper Gund 46 66. Korag Domarag 82 29. Chater Gul 34 67. Kujar 72 30. Cheerwan 16 68· Kur Hama 106 31. Chiner 37 69. Lari 32 32. Chunt Valiwar 119 70. Latiwaza 103 33. Dab 89 71. Mala Pora 57 34. Danger pora 108 72. Malshahi Bagh ~ 35. Daraduder 12 73. Mamer 11 36. Darend 70 74. Mani Gam 43 37. Dev pora 83 75. Mar Gund 19 38. Drag Tanga 36 76. Nagbal 69 40

S.}((J. NGme of villagl 1981 S. No. .J(ame oj village 1981 location location code No. eod, No. (1) (2) (3) (1) (2) (3)

77. Najwan Nilah 21 102. Soraf Raw 9 78. Narayan Bagh 90 103. Sumbal Bala 8 79. Nawab Bag 104 104. Tang Chatir 18 80. Nilagrar 105. Thune 14 81. Nuner 49 106. Thuru 109 82. Palang 35 107. Tulmulla 107 83. Porajat Gagangir 3 108. Urpash 45 84. Qasba Lar 117 109. Ussan 38 85. Rabitar Gundi Roshan 81 110. Wahid Pora 110 86. Rakh Kujar 71 111. Wail 44 87. Rakh Ra bitar 85 112. Wakura 87 88. Rangil 59 113. Wangat 28 89. Rapore 116 114. Wani Hama Bala 64 90. Revil 5 11S. Wara Pahu 61 91. Sadrabag 54 116. Waskora 98 92. Said Pora Hamchi 65 117. Watal Bag III 93. Saloora 73 118. Wata Lar 121 94. Sarich Chodri Bagh 53 119. Wond Hama 114 95. Satrina 17 120. Van Goora 102 96. Seh Pora 84 121. Zari Gund 105 97. Shah Pora 52 122. Zazna 100 98. Shalla Bug 80 123. Forest Block 123 99. Sheikh Zoo 96 Boat PopulatiOD 100. Shuhama 66 124. Rabitar Gund Roshan Ghat 125 101. Sonamarg 2 12S. Tulumulla Ghat 124 41

NOTE EXPLAINING THE CODES USED IN TIlE Vn.LAGE DIRECTORY A number of codes has been used in the Village Directory. These are emplified below:

Column It e m Code Column Code Number Number

5 (Educational­ Primary or elementary school P 8 (Post 8t tele­ Post office PO Amenities) Junior secondary or middle graph Telegraph office TO school ~ Amenities) Post 8t telegragh office PTO Matriculation or Secondary H Telephone connection Phone Higher Secondary/Intermediate/ Pre-University/Junior College PUC 10 (Communica­ Bus BS College. any college (graduate tions) Railway Itation RS level and above) like Arts. Navigable water-way NW Science. Commerce· etc. C (including river. canal back­ Industrial school I waters. etc.) Training school Tr 11 (Approach to Pucca road Adult literacy class/centre Ac PR village) Kaccha road Other educational institutions. KR Navigable river These includes Sanskrit Pathshala. NR Navigable canal Senior basic school. Makhtab etc. 0 NC Navigable water-way NW 6 (Medical£ Hospital H (other than river or canal) Amenities) Maternity and child welfare Foot path FP centre MCW Maternity home MH 13 (Power supply) Electricity for domestic purpose ED Child welfare centre CWC Electricity for agriculture EAG Health centre HC Electricity for other purpose like Primary health centre PHC industrial. commercial. etc. EO Primary health sub centre PHS Electricity for all purpose EA Dispensary D Family planning centre FPC 16 (Irrigated by Government canal GO T. B. clinic TB source) Private canal PC Nursing home NH Well (without electricity) W Registered private practitioner RP Well (with electricity) WE Subsidised medical practitioner SMP Tube-well (without electricity) TW Community health worker CHW Tube-well (with electricity) TWE Others o Tank Tk River R 7 (Drinking water Tap water T Lake L Amenities) Well water W Waterfall Wf Tank water Tk Others o Tubewell water TW Total T Handpump Hp River water R Fountain F 20 (Remarks Copies of the newspapers coming Canal C including any in the village N Lake L place of Motorcycles/scooters available Spring S religious. in the village M Nallah N historical or Cars/Jeeps available in the Others o archaeological village C Information not available NA interest) Tractors available in the village T

Note : .Where there are more than one institutions of the same type in the village the same have been indicated in figures against the appropriate abbrevations e. g. P (3). M (2). H (2).

£Where there are more than one institutions of the same type in the village. the same have been indicated in figures against the appropriate abbrevations e. g. H (2). 0 (3). etc. '2

l!Htl CENSUS VILLAGE

AMENITms AND TBRsIL GANDERBAL Location Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (_) Code area of popula- is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distauce in No. the tion & broad ranges. viz; -5 KIDS •• 5-10 Krns. & 10+Krns. of the nearest village number plact' where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectares) bolds Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Communi- water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop. markeV railway hat. i ltation any waterway) (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1. Nilagear. 266.69 449 (82) P(Z) MCW (2) T.R.N -(-5) -(-5) 2. Sonamarg 670.57 463 (lll) Pl2) MCW (2) T.R.N PTO BS 3. Porajat Gagangir 282.88 1066 (158) P(2) MCW (2) T.R -(-5) -(5-10) 4. Kolan 254.95 1182 (215) P(2) 0(1). T.R.C.S PO US MCW(2) 5. Revil 185.75 916 (146) P(I) MCW(I) T.R.C PO BS 6. Gund Sarsingh 385.26 1489 (252) P(I) 0(1) T.R.N -(-5) -(-5) 7. Fraw Haknar 323.34 1185 (208) P(2) -(-5) T.Tk.R.N -(-5) BS 8. Sumbal Bala 183.73 770 (155) P(I) -(-5) R.S.N PO -(-5) 9. Sorafraw 275.19 1303 (224) M(I) -(-5) T.Tk.R.N -(-5) -(-5) 10. Hariganiwan 481.18 2578 (346) H(l). P(2) 0(1). R.C.S.N PO -(-5) MCW(5) 11. Marner 325.37 1106 (192) P(2) MCW(2) T.R.C.S.N PO BS 12. Daraduder 48.56 348 (59) P(I) -(-5) T.R -(-5) BS 13. Aecb Hama 91.46 489 (86) P(I} -(-5) T.Tk.R -(-5) -(-5) 14. Thune 386.48 1700 (273) M(I) MCW(4) T.R.C.S.N -(10+) -(-5)

15. Hayan Palpora 224.20 1183 l200) P(2) -(-5) T.R.N -(10+) -(-5) 16. Cheerwan 292.18 1334 (211) P(3). AC(l). MCW(4) T.R.C.S.N -(10+) BB M(l) 17. Satrina 126.67 536 (84) P(I) DCI). T.R.C.N.S -(10+) -(-5) MCW(2) 18. Tangchatir 24.28 126 (24) P(I) CWC(I) T.R.C.S -(10+) -(-5) 19. Margund 116.15 719 (lll) P(I) MCW(2) T.R.C.S.N -(10+) BS 20. Akhal 267.50 1679 (294) M(I). P(l}. D(l). T.R.c.S -(10+) -(-5) AC(I) CWC(3) 21. Najwan Nilah 69.61 353 (60) P(I) CWC(I) T.R.C -(-5) -(-5) 22. Kangan 365.84 1837 (266) H(2).0(1) H(I). T.W.R PTO. DS MCW(I). Phone FPC(I) 23 Kijpara 88.63 290 145) P(I) MCW(I) T.S.N -(-5) -(-5) 24. Hardo Panzin 66.77 558' (79) P(I) MCW(I) T.N -(-5) -(-5) Bamlina •. 25 48.16 138 (25) P(I) CWC(I) N -(10+) -(-5)

26. Berna Bugh 161.87 1096 (192) -(-5) 0(1). N -(10+) -(-5) CWC(I) 27. Khanan 121.00 722 (125) P(I). AC(I). CWC(2) N -(10+) -(-5) 0(1) 28. Wangat 355.31 2272 (380) M(I). P(4}. 0(1). T.N PO BS AC(2) CWC(3) 29. Kach Nambal 178.06 866 (151) P(I) CWC(2) T.R.C.S -(-5) -(-5) 43

DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Approach Nearest Power Staple Land Ole (i. e. area under diffettnt type. of land Ole Remarb to village town and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal placeli) including any distance place of (in Km.l Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area not religioUi. (by BOurce) irrigated able waste available hiatorical or including for archaeological gauchar at cultivation interelt grovel

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20)

PR Gandcrbal (68) ED Grim. Maize 8.09 PC 15.78 72.04 170.78 Historical place PR Ganderbal (78) ED Grim. :Maize PC 3.14 84.18 399.83 183.32 PR Ganderbal (49) ED Rice PC 114.12 13.76 20.64- 134.36 PR Ganderbal (46) ED Rice 8.09 PC 48.16 128.69 15.38 54.63

PR Ganderbal (42) ED Rice PC 89.44 23.47 72.84- PR Ganderbal (40) ED.EAG Rice PC 125.05 73.25 93.89 93.07 PR Ganderbal (38) ED Rice .. PC 156.21 53.82 35.21 78.10 PR Ganderbal (36) ED Rice PC 106.84- 36.02 8.90 31.97 PR Ganderbal (34) ED Rice PC 156.21 64-.35 54.63 PR Ganderbal (32) ED Rice PC 60.70 187.37 104.82 102.39 GC 25.90 PR Ganderbal (30) ED Rice PC 38.85 78.51 100.09 GC 27.92 PR Ganderbal (30) ED Rice PC 14.16 30.76 2.83 0.18 PR Ganderbal (29) ED Rice PC 47.35 14.57 21.85 7.69 PR Ganderbal (28) ED Rice PC 39.66 138.40 130.72 GC 77.70 PR Ganderbal (26) ED Rice PC 130.72 16.59 28.33 48.56 PR Ganderbal (24) ED.EAG Rice 8.09 PC 0.07 50.59 26.70 106.84- GC 9:'.89 PR Ganderbal (27) ED Rice PC 2.43 49.37 48.56 GC 26.3' PR Ganderbal (22) ED Rice PC 14.97 2.43 1.62 5.26 PR Ganderbal (21) ED Rice PC 19.83 61.11 13.76 GC 21.45 PR Ganderbal (20) ED Rice PC 127.48 46.54 18.61 74.87

PR Ganderbal (19) ED Rice .. PC 30.76 10.52 7.29 21.04 PR Ganderbal (17) ED.EAGRice .. PC 70.01 157.83 34.80 100.37 Shrine of Baba GC 2.83 Suder Din Syed Sahib at Sultan Sahib PR Ganderbal (IS) ED Rice .. PC 52.21 2.83 23.07 10.52 PR Ganderbal (17) ED Rice PC 32.78 17.40 8.90 7.69 PA Ganderbal (19) ED Rice PC 21.85 13.76 6.88 5.67 PR Ganderbal (21) ED Rice PC 96.32 12.95 16.18 36.42 .Zairat Khaja Syed Sahib PR Ganderbal (23) ED Rice PC 79.73 15.78 8.90 16.59 PR Ganderbal (25) ED Rice .. PC 76.89 155.80 19,42 103.20 Zairat Baba Habi Sahib PR Ganderbal (23) ED Rice .. GC 55.04 73.65 22.66 26.71 Zairat Baba Syed Sahib 44

1981 CENSUS VD.UGS

AMENITIES AND TBHSIL GANDERBAL Location Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (ifaot available within the village. a dash (-) Code area of popula. is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in No. the tion& broad ranges. viz; -5 KIDS., 5-10 Kms. & 10+Kms. of the nearest village number plact" where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectares) holds Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Communi· water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop, marketl railway hat, it station any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

30. Gund Ari 19.82 94 (18) -(-5) CWO(I) O.S -(-5) -(-5) 31. Barwalah 117.76 466 (70) P(I) 0(1). T,R.C,S -(10+) -(-5) CWO(I) 32. Lari 58.28 313 (44) P(I) CWC(I) T,C -(10+) DS 33. Arigori Pora 236.74 1004 (173) P(I). AC(I) CWC(I) T,C.S -(10+) -(-5) 34. Cbater, Gul 566.56 3041 (521) M(I). P(3). 0(1). T,C.S -(10+) -(-5) AC(2) CWC(6) 35. Palang 180,90 1035 (141) M(2). P(2). CWO(2) T,R.C.S -(10+) -(-5) 0(1) 36. Drag Tanga 33.99 199 (39) -(-5) CWO(I) T.C.S -(10+) -(-5) 37. Chiner 150.54 464 (73) P(2). AC(I) CWO(I) R,C -(-5) BS 38. Ussan' 362.19 168) (264) P(3), AC(I) 0(1). T.R,C PO -(-5) CWO(4) 39. Han Pora 287.73 1057 (149) P(2), AC(I) CWC(2) T,C,S -(-5) -(-5) 40. Gotli Bagh 39.25 387 (54) -(-5) 0(1) s -(-5) BS 41. Ara Bama 129.50 932 (157) M(l). P(I). D(I). T.C.S -(-5) -(-5) AC(I) CWC(4) 42. Anderwan 231.89 1088 (205) P(2) CWC(3) T.S -(-5) -(-5) 43. Manigam 605.82 3618 (568) M(2), P(2). 0(1) T,C.S PO BS H(I) 44. Wail 456.89 3205 (495) M(I). P(4) D{I) T.C.S.N PO. Phone •. BS

45. Urpash 156.61 1161 (173) M(2) -(-5) C.S -(-5) -(-5) 46. Chapper Gund 20;64 219. (38) P(I) -(-5) T,C -(-5) -(-5) 47. Bagh Mahanand 23.07 292 (50) -(-5) -(-5) T.C.S -(-5) -{-5) 48. Babosi Pora 63.54 273 (34) P(I) -(-5) T,N -(-5) -(-5) 49. Nuner 339.94 1926 (306) H(2). P(I) -(-5) T,C.N PO, Phone.. DS

50. Bardo Murad A~ad 12.55 38 (5) -(-5) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5) 51. Badrakund 142.45 777 (127) P(I) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5)

52. Shah Pora 65.56 358 (55) pel) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5) 53. Sarich Chodd Bagh 118.98 572 (82) P(3) -(-5) T,C PO. Phone.. -(-5)

54. Sadra Bagh 30.35 226 (32) -(-5) -(-5) C -(-5) -(-5) 55. Bandi Bagh 22.26 175 (28) -(-5) -(-5) T -(-5) BS

56. Arch 154.19 697 (99) P(I) -(-5) T,N -(-5) -(-5)

57. Mala Pora 40.87 283 (48) pel) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5)

58. Malshahi 8agh 131.12 646 (79) P(2) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5) 59 •. Rangil 231.89 904 (124) P(I) -(-5) T -(-5) DS 45

DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Approach Nearest Power Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use Remarks to village town and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including any distance place of (in Km.) Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area not religious. (by source) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauchar & cultivation interest grove.

(II (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20)

PR Ganderbal (21) ED Rice PC 6.90 6.07 2.02 2.83 GC 2.00 PR Ganderbal (19) ED Rice PC 29.53 36.83 12.55 38.85 PR Ganderbal (17) ED Rice GC 41.68 0.41 6.07 10.12 PR Ganderbal (15) ED Rice. Maize PC 45.00 17.00 36.42 38.04 Zairat Sharief GC 100.28 Syed Sahib PR Ganderbal (13) ED Rice. Maize PC 122.60 59.08 147.71 74.06 GC 163.11 PR Ganderbal (13) ED. EO Ricl! GC 94.70 4.05 19.42 62.73

PR Ganderbal (11) ED Rice GC 23.88 1.62 2.43 6.06 PR Ganclerbal (10) ED Rice GC 40.17 1.62 16.19 40.46 PC 52.10 PR Ganderbal (8) ED. EO Rice PC 114.00 19.02 11.73 117.36 Zairat Syed GC 100.08 Sahib PR Ganderbal (6) ED Rice. Maize GC 143.66 16.19 27.52 100.36 Zairat Sharier Hak lIab Sahib PR Ganderbal (4) ED Rice, Maize PC 2.83 31.97 4.45 PIt Ganderbal (8) ED Rice. Maize PC 40.88 2.02 0.40 .. Zairat Syed Sahib GC 86.20 PR Ganderbal (10) ED Maize PC 124.65 26.30 16.19 64.75 Zairat Baba B adar-dinSahib PR Ganderbal (2) ED Rice GC 414.81 19.02 171.99 Zairat Baba Nanof Syed Sahib PR Ganderbal (0) ED Rice PC 169.56 99.55 132.74 Sahib Mohd Arief GC 55.1i4 & Takia Ahmad Soli PR Ganderbal (5) FD Rice GC 52.20 40.47 8.90 55.04- PR Ganderbal (4) ED Rice PC 11.74 1.21 4.86 GC 2.83 PR Ganderbal (2) ED Rice GC 17.81 0.81 0.81 3.64- PR Ganderbal (7) ED Rice PC 33.99. 2.84 26.71 PR Ganderbal (6) ED Rice PC 119.38 4.05 131.12 GC 85.39 PR Ganderbal (4) ED Rice PC 11.33 1.22 PR Ganderbal (3) ED Rice PC 17.11 17.81 38.04 59.49 PR Ganderbal (2) ED Rice PC 44.52 11.73 3.64 5.67 ... PR Ganderbal (3) ED Rice PC 32.38 12.14 27.52 GC 46.94 PR Ganderbal (3) ED Rice GC 23.47 1.62 5.26 PR Ganderbal (4) ED Rice PC 10.12 7.28 2.43 2.43 PR Ganderbal (2) ED Rice PC 80.94 3.64- 1.62 67.99 PR Ganderbal (3) ED Rice PC 0.81 22.66 11.33 6.07 PR Ganderbal (I) ED Rice PC 44.52 57.47 4.86 24.27 PR Ganderbal (4) ED Rice GC 126.26 29.14 17.81 58.68 46

1981 CENSUS VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND TEHSIL GANDERBAL Location Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) Code area of popula­ is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in No. the tion & broad ranges. viz; -5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. & 10+Kms. of the nearest village number place where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectares) holds Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Communi- water telegraph days of cationl (potable) the (Bus 8to1». market/ railway hat. it' ItatioD any waterway) Il) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

60. Baba Dariyadin 234.72 227 (31) pel) -(-5) T.S -(-5) BS 61. Wara Pahu 94.29 385 (4) -(-5) -(-5) T -(5-10) BS 62. Bakra 284.49 1032 (144) pel) -(-5) T -(5-10) -(-5)

63. Hadorah 115.34 386 (50) pel) -(-5) T -(5-10) -(-5) 64. Wani Hama Bala 61.11 145 (25) -(-5) -(-5) S -(5-10) -(-5)

65. Said Pora Hamchi 43.30 34 (2) P(2) 0(1) T -(5-10) , -(-5) 66. Shuhama 258.19 693 (90) pel) D(I) T -(5-10) BS 67. Buserbug 40.06 123 (14) P(2) -(-5) T.S -(5-10) BS

68. Khal Mulla 153.78 1066 (149) P(2) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5) 69. Nag Bal 12.55 277 (37) pel) -(-5) T PTO BS 70. Darend 27.11 430 (42) pel) -(-5) T -(-5) BS 71. Rakh Kujar 242.81 (Un-Inhabited) 72. Kujar 77.30 448 (57) P(l) -(-5) T -(-5) BS 73. Saloora 643.46 1331 (181) H(l). M(l). -(-5) T.Tw PO BS

74. Hakim Gund 76.08 293 (34) P(I) -l-5) T -(-5) -(-5) 75. Kastori Para 33.18 150 (20) -(-5) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5) 76. Hat Sarah 195.06 721 (92) P(2) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5)

77. Gund Momin 74.46 83 (15) -(-5) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5) 78. Gogji Gund 42.90 234 (30) P(I) -(-5) T.N -(-5) -(-5) 79. Chandina Deh Nowabad 134-36 644 (83) pel) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5) SO. Shalla Bug 2243.60 2264 (298) H(l). pel) D(I).FPC(I) T PO BS 81. Rabitar Gundi Roshan 155.00 769 (110) -(-5) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5)

82. Korag Domarag 371.91 631 (82) P(l) -(-5) T.R -(-5) -(-5)

83. Dev Pora lll.69 375 (50) P(I) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5) 84. Seh Pora 371.91 1089 (150) M(I) D(I) T.N -(10+) BS 85. Rakh Rabitar 273.16 98 (17) -(-5) -(-5) N -(5-10) -(-5)

86. Koka Gund 49.78 J36 (20) -(-5) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5) 87. Wakura 307.16 2116 (273) H(I). M(I) D(I).FPC(I) T.R.N PO BS

88. Gamwara 26.30 132 118) -(-5) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5)

89. Dab 254.14 1504 (220) M(l). pel) -(-5) T.R.S PO -(-5) 47

DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Approach Nearest Powel" Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use Remarks to village town and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including any distance place of (in Km.) Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area not religious. (by Bource) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauchar & cultivation interest groves

(II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20)

PR Gandel"bal (2) ED Rice PC 61.92 23.88 76.89 72.03 PR Ganderbal (7) ED Rice PC 48.56 37.23 5.26 3.24 PR Ganderbal (8) ED Rice GC 191.41 0.81 67.18 25.09 PR Ganderbal (7) ED Rice GC 49.37 21.86 38.M 6.07 PR Ganderbal (8) ED Rice GC 48.57 1.21 2.83 8.50 PR Ganderbal (9) ED Rice GC 18.61 17.00 1.62 6.07 PR Ganderbal (6) ED Rice GC 50.59 101.58 93.89 12.13 PR Ganderbal (9\ ED Rice GC 8.09 1.21 19.02 11.74- PR Ganderbal (4) ED Rice . GC 116.15 4.05 12.54 21.04-

PR Ganderbal (9) ED Rice GC 8.91 0.41 0.40 2.83 PR Ganderbal (2) ED Rice GC 22.66 4.45 (Un - Inhabited) PC 59.08 183.73

PR Ganderbal (3) ED Rice PC 54.64 3.64 19.02 PR Ganderbal (2) ED Rice PC 42735 10.93 8.10 197.08 PR Ganderbal (10) ED Rice GC 29.54 0.40 7.69 38.45 PR Ganderbal (a) ED Rice GC 22.66 0040 10.12 PR Ganderbal (6) ED Rice GC 119.79 0.81 65.56 8.90 PR Ganderbal (4) ED Rice GC 43.71 2.02 1.21 27.52 PR Ganderbal (20) ED Rice GC 29.54 13.36 PR Ganderbal (18) ED Rice GC 101.17 33.19 PR Ganderbal (16) ED Rice PC 287.33 84.98 6.48 1824.34 GC 40.47 PR Ganderbal (18) ED Rice DC 49.37 32.37 18.62 54.64 PR Ganderbal (16) ED Rice GC 98.34 104.00 169.57 PR Ganderbal (19) ED Rice GC 61.51 9.71 3.24 37.23 PR Ganderbal (11) ED Rice GC 209.22 2.84 159.85

PR Canderbel (6) ED Rice GC 73.25 65.56 10.12 124.23 PR Ganderbal (8) ED Rice GC 20.64 15.38 1.62 12.14

PR Ganderbal (8) ED Rice GC 198.30 67.98 5.67 35.21 PR Ganderbal (7) ED Rice GC 19.02 0.81 6.47 PR Ganderbal (12) ED Rice GC 143.66 13.36 36.42 60.70 Imam Badah 48

198) CENSUS VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND TEHSIL GANDERBAL Location Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (ifaot available within the village. a dash (-) Code area of popula­ is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance io No. the tion &: broad ranges. viz; -5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. &: 10+Kms. of the Deares' village Dumber place' where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectares) holds Educational Medical Drinking Post &. Day or Communi- water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop. DlIU'ketl railway hat. i statioD any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

90. Narayan Bagh 44.92 459 (73) P(I) -(-5) T.R -(-5) -(-5) 91. Bag Dab 8.90 Un-Inhabited 92. Batpora Dab 76.89 355 (61) P(I) -(-5) R.S -(-S) -(-5) 93. Khan Pora 67.18 190 (19) pel) -(-5) R -(-5) BS 94. Batvena 249.69 1727 (218) M(I). P(I) D(I).FPC(I) R.S PO BS 95. Goza Hama 90.25 348 (46) P(I) -(-5) R.S -(-5) -(-5) 96. Sheikh Zoo 54.63 324 (41) P(I) -(-5) R -(-5) -(-S) 97. Kher Bagh 28.73 219 (32) P(I) -(-5) R.S -(-S) BS 98. Was Kora 187.37 704 (96) M(I) -(-5j R.S PO BS t 99. Ahan 116.55 436 (49) P(I) -(-5) T.S -(-5) BS 100. Zazna 131.52 702 (85) P(I) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5) 101. Badam Pora 81.34 375 (55) P(2} -(-5) T -(10+) -{-5) 102. Van Goora 508.29 2438 (364) H(l). M(I). -(-5) e -(5-10) -(-5) P(3) 103. Latiwaza 19.02 176 (27) -(-5) -(-5) e -(5-10) -(-5) 104. Nawab Bag 47.35 257 (33) P(I) -(-5) T.S -(10+) BS 105. Zari Gund 54.23 58 (6) -(-5) -(-5) R -(-5) -(-S) 106. Kur Hama 347.22 1490 (196) M(l). pel) -(-5) e -(-S) -(-5) 107. Tulmulla 799.26 4310 (619) H(I). M(2). D(I) T PO BS 0(1) 108. Danger Pora 17.81 130 (22) -(-5) -(-S) T.e -(-5) -(-S) 109. Thuru 198.30 1004 (ISO) M(I). P(I). -(-S) T.e -(-5) -(-5) 0(1) 110. Wahid Para 174.82 845 (1I8) M(l). P(I) -(-5) T.C -(-5) -(-S) Ill. Watal Bag 179.68 537 (78) 1'(1) -{-5) T.C -(-5) BS 112. Bardala 62.32 276 (37) P(I) -(-5) T.e -(-5) -(-S) 113. Barsoo 160.66 943 (132) 1'(1) -(-5) T.C PO BS 114. Wond Hama 70.42 390 (55) P(2) -(-5) T.e -(-S) -(-S) 115. Khrani Hama 99.15 636 (108) -(-5) -(-5) T.e.s -(-S) -(-5) 116. Rapore (Repore) 125.05 1569 (221) M(l).1'(I) -(-5) e -(-5) BS 117. Q,asba Lar 319.70 1994 (272) H(l), M(I), D(l) T.e PO BS P(I) 118. Chanthan Gulab Pora 136.38 562 (79) P(I) -(-5) C.S -(-S) -l-5) 119. Chunt Valiwar 401.04 1872 (311) 1'(1) -(-5) S -{-5) -(-5) 120. 8agh Zaman Ganai 5.26 lOS (17) -(-5) -(-5) T.e.s -(-5) -(-5) 121. Wata Lar 360.58 1381 (197) M(I). P(I) -(-5) T.e.N PO BS 122. Bena Hama 248.48 942 (125) P(2) -{-5) T.e.s PO 8S 123. Forest Block N. A. 1611 (281) -(-5) -(-5) S -(-S) -(-5) 24181.71 1030B3(157 17) H(12).M(29). D(22). P(131). MCW(31). AC(12).0(5) CWC(41).H(I). I1Pr.141 49

DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Approach Nearest Power Staple Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use Remarks to village town and supply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including any distance place of (in Km.) Forest Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area not religious. (by source) irrigated able waste available historical or including for archaeological gauchar & cultivation interest groves

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20)

PR Ganderbal (10) ED Rice GC 4.86 17.81 6.06 16.19 (U n - Inhabited) GC 6.07 1.21 1.62 PR Ganderbal (14) ED Rice GC 38.45 6.47 13.76 18.21 PR Ganderbal (9) ED Rice GC 38.85 7.28 0.81 20.24 PR Ganderbal (11) ED Rice GC 167.13 17.00 35.21 30.35 PR Ganderbal (16) ED Rice GC 44.52 5.26 32.38 8.09 PR Ganderbal (19) ED Rice GC 29.14 23.87 1.62 PR Ganderbal (18) ED Rice GC 10.12 2.02 1.21 15.38 PR Ganderbal (16) ED Rice GC 87.82 21.45 5.26 72.84 PR Ganderbal (IS) ED Rice GC 34.40 41.28 1.62 39.25 PR Ganderbal (14) ED Rice GC 37.64 65.96 2.02 25.90 PR Ganderbal (14) ED Rice GC 29.54 29.95 1.62 20.23 PR Ganderbal (9) ED Rice PC 155.81 102.79 249.69 PR uanderbal (9) ED Rice PC 13.76 2.43 1.62 1.21 PR Ganderbal (11) ED Rice GC 33.99 9.71 2.43 1.22 PR Ganderbal (5) ED Rice GC 6.48 6.07 1.62 40.06 PR Ganderbal (4) ED Ricg GC 186.56 93.89 66.77 PR Ganderbal (5\ ED Rice PC 256.62 10.12 312.42 GC 220.10 PR Ganderbal (3) ED Rice PC 13.36 0.40 4.05 PR Ganderbal (2) ED Rice PC 141.64 0.41 56.25 PR Ganderbal (4) ED Rice PC 61.51 2.43 110.88 PR Ganderbal (2) ED Rice PC 95.10 2.02 82.56 PR Ganderbal (I) ED Rice PC 33.43 0.40 8.09 GC 20.40 PR Ganderbal (2) ED "Rice GC 83.37 12.54 2.02 62.73 PR Ganderbal (4) ED Rice GC 29.55 6.07 9.71 25.09 PR Ganderbal (2) ED Rice GC 94.29 4.86 PR Ganderbal (2) ED Rice GC 50.59 4.45 11.74 58.27 PR Ganderbal (0) ED Rice GC 226.62 17.81 75.27 FR Ganderbal (2) ED Rice GC 18.62 70.82 46.94 PR Ganderbal (2) ED Rice PC i39.62 106.83 154.59 PR Ganderbal (1) ED Rice PC 4.05 1.21 PR Ganderbal (2) ED Rice GC 132.33 84.18 144.07 PR Ganderbal (2) ED Rice PC 12.95 51.80 87.41 GC 96.32 KR Ganderbal (30) N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 24.27 PC4735.86 3581.89 2033.52 8318.73 G0:,487.44 Note: Code Nos. 124 and 125 are boat bloclu. Information not to be presented in the village directly.

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

SRINAGAR TEHSIL

1981 1981 S.No. Name of Village Location S.No. Name of Village Location Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (3) (1) (2) (3)

1. Achnambal 3 28. Mulanar 43 2. Ahal 38 29. Murandar Bagh 41 3. Anchar (Dugapora) 53 30. Pala Pora 19 4. Badi Uder 16 31. Pantchok 7 S· Baghi Lal Pandit 23 32. Parim Pora 20 6. Bakhshi Pora Tong Pora 11 33. Rakh Harran 29 7. Bala Hama 2 34. Rakh Muj Gund 12 8· Burza Hama 37 35· Said Pora Bala 40 9. Chhatra Hama 36 36. Said Pora Achhan 25 10. Dadmari Bagh 24 37. Sam Pora 6 11. Dani Hama 39 38. Sangam 26 12. Dara 44 39. Shalteng 14 13. Faqir Gujri 45 40. Shongli Pora 21 14. Gadra 30 41. Takan Wari Pora 18 15. Gagarzoo 22 42. Takya Sangi Reshi 34 16. Gassu 32 43. Wani Hama Pain 31 17· Gund Hassi Bhat 8 44. Zainakoot 13 18. Gund Rahman 27 45. Zawarah 4 19. Guri Pora 17 46. Zewan 5 20. Harran 28 Boat-population 21. Laway Pora 9 47. Bakshi Pora Teng Pora Ghat 46 22. Inder Hama 35 48. Malroo Ghat 51 23. Khimber 33 49. Muja Gund Ghat 52 24. Khonmoh 1 SO. Parim Pora Ghat 49 25. Kreshi Bal 15 51. Qamarwari Ghat 48 26· Malru 10 52. Said Pora Achhan Ghat 47 27. Mufti Bagh 42 53. Shala Teng Ghat SO 54

1981 CENSUS VILLAGE

AMENITmS AND TERSIL SRINAGAR Location Name of Village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) Code area of popula- is shown in the column and next to it in brackets. the distance in No. the tion & broad ranges. viz; -5 Kms•• 5-10 Kms. & 10+Kms. of the nearest village number place- where the facility available is given) (in of house- hectares) hold. Educational Medical Drinking Post & Day or Communi- water telegraph days of cations (potable) the (Bus stop. markey railway bat. i Btation any waterway) /11 (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (IO)

31. Wani Hama Pain (Wanihama) 76.89 331 (39) PCI) -(-5) S.O -(-5) BS 32. Gassu 107.64 687 (108) M(I). P(I) D (1) S.O -(--5) BS 33. Khimber 355.72 1309 (171) pel) -(-5) T.S -(-5) BS 34. Takya Sangi Reshi 75.68 109 (19) pel) -(--5) T.S -(-5) BS 35. Inder Bama (Yenderhama) 32.38 147 (21) P(I) -(-5) 0 -(-5) BS 36. Chhatra Barna 375.96 1646 (235) P(I) D (1) T.S -(-5) BS 37. Burza Barna 141.23 307 (45) M(l). pel) D (1) N -(-5) BS 38. Ahal 43.30 124 (21) P(I) -(-5) T.C PO BS 39. Dani Hama 227.84 322 (50) pel) -(-5) T.e -(--5) BS 40. Said Pora Bala 125.04 673 (92) P(I) -(--5) 5.0 -(-5) 'BS 41. Murandar Bagb 83.36 547 (86) pel) --(-5) 5.0 -(-5) BS 42. Mufti 'Bagh 34.40 437 (72) P(2) -(-5) S.O PO BS 43. Mulanar 35.21 Un-inhabited 44. Dara 331.04 1628 (230) P(I) -(-5) S.O -(-5) BS 45. Faqir Gujri 119.79 734 (112) P(I) -(-5) S.O -(-5) BS 53. Ancbar (Dugapora) 1489.67 601 (74) P(I) -(-5) T.R -(--5) BS

Total 11296.46 33789(4504) B(3) D(7b M48) PH (1) P( 2) 0(2) 5S

OIRECI'ORY

LAND USE

Approacb Nearest Power Staple Land use (i. e. area under difFerent types of land use Remarka to vUlage town and lupply food in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal place.) including any distance place of (in Km.) Forelt Irrigated Un- Cultur- Area not religious, (by source) irrigated able wute available historical or including for archaeological gauchar & cultivation interelt grovel

(II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20)

PR Srinagar (18) ED Rice PC 44.11 18.62 7.69 6.47

PR Srinagar (19) ED Rice PC 72.84 11.33 14.16 9.31 PR Srinagar (20) ED Rice PC 19.43 7.28 316.87 12.14 KR Srinagar (22) ED Rice PC 64.75 7.28 3.65 PR Srinagar (22) ED Rice PC 19.84 6.88 3.23 2.43 PR Srinagar (24) ED Rice PC 99.96 89.84 173.61 12.55 Shrine of Syed Sahib PR Srinagar (24) ED Rice PC 91.46 6.88 14.16 28.73 KR Srinagar (24) ED Rice PC 16.60 8.09 8.09 10.52 PR Srinagar (24) ED Rice PC 66.78 20.23 67.18 73.65 PR Srinagar (24) ED Rice PC 60.30 14.16 4B •.!i6 2.02 PR Srinagar (2) ED Rice PC 70.82 3.64 4.05 4.85 PR Srinagar (24) ED Rice PC 19.83 0.81 2.02 1l.74 Un-inhabited PC 28.32 6.89 KR Srinagar (34) ED Rice PC 107.64 82.55 133.54 7.31 Shrine of R eshi Syed Sahib KR Srinagar (30) ED Rice PC 1.21 58.68 57.47 2.43 PR Srinagar (12) ED Rice 215.10 PC 252.93 36.83 34.40 950.21 215.30 PC 3298.25 3002.76 2654.73 2125.42

Note :-(1) Code Nos. 46 to 52 are Boat blocks. The information has not been presented in the village directory (2) Dugapora is a patti of Anchar village. Village Anchar already stands merged with Srinager M.C. 56

APPENDIX I

TEHSIL-WISE ABSTRACT OF EDUCATIONAL,

NAME OF DISTRICT : SIlINAGAB

EDUCATIONAL S. Name of No. Tehsil Matriculation/ Higher Secondary/ College Adult Literacy Middle Secondary PUC/Intermediate! (Graduate & Class/ Primary Schools Schools Schools Junior College above) Centre r---A--. r-.~~ ViII- Institu- ViII- Institu- ViII- Institu- ViII- Institu- ViII- Institu- Vill- Institu- ages tions ages tions ages tions . ages tions ages tions ages tions (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (ll) (12) (13) (4)

I. Ganderbal 91 131 25 29 10 12 10 12

2. Srinagar· 33 42 8 8 3 3

Total 124 173 33 37 13 15 10 12

MEDICAL (Coneld.) DRINKING WATER ,-- Primary Community VillageR with Tap Well Tank Tube- River Foun- Canal Other~ Health health no medical ;well tain sub-centres workers Others facility ~,.---'----,,- Vill- Institu- ViII- NumDers Vill- Institu-• ages tions ages ages tions (28) (29) (30) (3l) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (37) (3a) (39) (40) (41) (42)

75 93 3 39 48 71

31 10 16 4 27

106 103 3 55 52 98 57

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

MEDICAL AND OTHER AMENITIES

,.... MEDICAL (Contd.) Villages with Maternity & Child Welfare Primary Health Family no educational Centre/Maternity homel CentrefHealth Planning Others facilities Dispensary Hospital Child Welfare Centre Centre Centre ~ ,-----A----., ViII- Institu- Vill- Institu- Vill- Institu- Vill- Institu- Vill- Institu- VilI- Institu- ages tions ages tions ages tions ages tions ages tions ages tions (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27)

5 5 22 22 22 34- 72 4 4-

1 2 6 7 7

6 7 28 29 29 34 72 4 4

POST & TELEGRAPH Communications Power Supply --JI --,,.... ~ ------..."More than Villages with P.O. T.O. P.T.O. P.O. & T.O.& P.T.O. Phone Bus Rail- Navi- Avail- Not one no drinking Phone Phone & Stop way gable able avail- source water Phone Station water- able facility of way any type

(43) (44) (45) (46) (47) (48) (49) (50) (51) (52) (53) (54) (55) (56)

76 19 2 3 42 120 1

18 4- 3 3 39

94- 23 3 3 79 3 159

Note: -Excludes amenities of boat blocks which have been taken into account in PCA but not in Village Directory. 58

APPENDIX II-VILLAGE DIRECTORY

LAND UTILISATION DATA IN RESPECT OF NON-MUNICIPAL TOWNS (CENSUS TOWNS)

DISTRICT; SRINAGAR

S. Name of town Land use (i.e.. area lmder different types of land use in acresfhectares No. and taluk rounded to the nearest unit) wirhin brackets Total Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable waste Area not Area by source (including gauchar available for & groves) cultivation (1) (2) (3) \4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

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APPENDIX III-VILLAGE DIRECTORY

TEHSILWISE LIST OF INHABITED VILLAGES WHERE NO AMENITIES (OTHER THAN DRINKING WATER) RELATING TO EDUCATION, MEDICAL, POST & TELEGRAPH COMMUNICATIONS & POWER SUPPLY ARE AVAILABLE

DISTRICT: SRINAGAR Tehsil Code No. Name of Village (1) (2) (3)

1. Ganderbal 2. Srinagar

APPENDIX IV-VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES A-Scheduled Castes

District:: SRINAGAR

Telutn : GANDERBAL Range of Scheduled Location Name of Village Caste population Code No. (1) (2) (3)

-0-5 4 Kolan &-10 11-15 1&-20 21-30 31+

• Excludes villages with no scheduled caste population. There are no scheduled castes in remaining one tehsil. SECTION-II TOWN DIRECTORY

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NOTE EXPLAINING CODES USED IN THE TOWN DIRECTORY

A number of codes have been used m the Town Directory statements.

These are given below

Stat,ment Col. It e m Code Statement Col. It, m Cod, No. No. No. No.

I 2 Municipal CommitteejMunicipaJ IV 13 Overhead tank OHT Town Committee M.C. Service reservoir SR Cantonment Board/Cantonment Cantt. River infiltration gallery IG Borewell pumping system BWP Notified Area/Notified Area Com- Pressure tank PT mittee/Notified Committee N.A. Town ComxnitteefTowD Area V 4 Hospital H Committee T.A. Dispensary D Census Town C.T. Health centre HC Family Planning Centre FC II 12 River R T.B. Clinic TB Canal C Nursing Home NH Others o IV 6 Pucca road PR Ayurvedic A Kaccha road KR Unani U Homoeopathic Hom IV 7 Sewer S Open surface drains OSD V 6-9 Arts only A Box surface drains BSD Science only S Sylk drains SD Arts &; Science only AS Cesspool method CD Commerce only C Pit system Pt Arts &; Commerce only AC Combined for all categories-Arts. II Head loads HL Science and Commerce ASC 'Baskets B Law L .Wheel barrows WB Septic tank latrines ST V 10 Shorthand SH Sewerage S Typewriting Type Shorthand &; Typewriting Sh. Type IV 12 Tubewell WaterfHandpump Tw Others o Tap water T Well water W V 20 Public Library PL Tank water Tk Reading Room RR 62

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71

APPENDIX

TOWDS showing their outgrowths with populatiOD

81. Name of the towns Population of Outgrowth Population of No. with location Code Core town Outgrowth (I) (2) (3) (4) (5)

I. Srinagar (M.e.) 586.038 (i) Pantchowk 1.622 (08J03/V) (ii) Parim Pora 224 (iii) Said Pora Achan 428 (iv) Natipora 428 (v) Bemina 2.712 (vi) Rawal Pora 2.758 (vii) Rang Rand 218 (viii) Kareawa Damodar 347

Note : The population of core town has been taken excluding outgrowths etc. 72

DISTRICT PRIMARY

Total/ Area No. of occupied No. of Total Population S.No. District/Tc}1silITown Rural/ in residential House- (including Institu- Urban Kml Houses holds tional and houselesa Population) P M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) Srinagar District T 2.228.0t 78.623 103.219 708.328 378,189 330,139 R 2,058.9 17.829 20.426 138.133 73.343 64.790 U 169.1 60.794 82.793 570.195 304.846 265.349 1. Ganderbal Tehail T 269.3 16.930 19.295 129.081 69.004 60.077 R 241.8 13.943 15.782 103.481 55.259 48.222 U 27.5 2.987 3.513 25.600 13.745 11.855 Ganderbal (N.A.) U 7.72 1.107 1.307 9,143 4.827 4.316 Srinagar (M.C.) portion· U 19.79 1.880 2.206 16.457 8.918 7.539 2. Srinagar Tehail T 254.6 61.693 83.924 579.247 309.185 270.062 R 113.0 3.886 4,644 34,652 18,084- 16.568 U 141.6 57,807 79,280 544.595 291,101 253,494 (A) Srinagar Portion U N.A. 56.256 77,206 533.368 285.219 248.089 i) Srinagar (M.C.) Portion U 134.17 56.051 76.906 531,094 283.964 247,130 ii) Pant Chowk (O.G.,. U 1.87 134 205 1,622 967 655 iii) Parimpora (O.G.)· U N.A. 30 34 224 117 107 iv) Saidpora Achan (O.G.)· U 1.34 41 61 428 231 197 (B) Badamibagh (Cantt.)· U 4.23 1.551 2.074 11.227 5.822 5.405

MAIN WORKERS (Contd.) Household Industry. Manufacturing; S.No. District/Tehail/Town Agricultural Processing, Servicing Cultivators (I) Labourers (II) and Repairs [V (a)] r- P M F P M F P M F (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) Srinagar District T 35.585 32,454 3.131 5.713 5.329 384- 31.145 26.260 4,885 R 28.719 26,229 2,490 2.605 2,301 304 4,969 4.070 899 U 6,866 6,225 641 3,108 3,028 80 26,176 22,190 3,986 1. Ganderbal Tehail T 25.851 23,958 1.893 1,797 1.759 38 4,425 3,591 834 R 23,073 21,404 1,669 1,514 1.497 17 3,403 2.732 671 U 2,778 2,554 224 283 262 21 1,022 859 163 Ganderbal (N.A.) U 835 768 67 31 31 328 272 56 Sri nagar (M.C.) portion· U 1,943 1.786 157 252 231 21 694 587 107 2. Srinagar Tehail T 9,734 8,496 1,238 3,916 3.570 346 26,720 22,669 4.051 R 5,646 4.825 821 1.091 804 287 1,566 1,338 228 U 4,088 3.671 417 2.825 2,766 59 25,154 21.331 3,823 (A) Srinagar Portion U 4,086 3,669 417 2.821 2,762 59 25.141 21,328 3,813 i) Srinagar (M.C.) Portion U 4,051 3,636 415 2.820 2,761 59 25.034 21,239 3,795 ii) Pant Chowk (O.G.)· U 3 3 4 4 iii) Parimpora (O.G.). U 16 15 2 2 iv) Saidpora Achan (O.G.). U 16 15 1 101 87 14 (B) Badamibagh (Cantt.). U 2 2 4 4 13 3 10 73

CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS ,---- Total Main Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates workers (I-IX) ~ P M F P M F P M F P M F (10) (ll) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) 109 56 53 240.121 158.708 81.413 213.374 196.050 17.324 1 1 19.674 16.857 2.817 45.911 41,738 4.173 108 55 53 220.447 141.851 78.596 167.463 154.312 13.151 5 5 22.395 18.398 3.997 42.266 38.888 3.378 1 1 15.043 12.967 2.076 34.478 31.744 2.734 4 4 7.352 5.431 1.921 7.788 7.144 644 3.086 2.438 648 2.660 2.431 229 4 4 4.266 2.993 1.273 5.128 4.713 415 104 51 53 217.726 140.310 77.416 171.108 157.162 13.946 4.631 3.890 741 11.433 9.994 1.439 104 51 53 213.095 136.420 76.675 159.675 147.168 12.507 67 38 29 207.012 132.909 74.103 156.829 144.562 12.267 67 38 29 206.401 132.382 74.019 156.031 143.787 12.244 528 459 69 592 586 6 30 22 8 63 62 I 53 46 7 143 127 16 37 13 24 6.083 3.511 2.572 2.846 2.606 240

MAIN WORKERS (Concld.)

Other Workers (III. IV. V(b) & VI to IX) Marginal Workers Non-Workers ---"\ p M F P M F P M F (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (37) (38) (39) 140.931 132.007 8.924 33.828 2.945 30.883 461.126 . 179.194 281.932 9.618 9.138 480 26.363 2.175 24.188 65.859 29.430 36.429 131.313 122.869 8.444 7.465 770 6.695 395.267 149.764 245.503 10.193 9.580 613 26.287 2.064 24.223 60.528 28.052 32.476 6.488 6.111 377 23.714 1.907 21.807 45.289 21.608 23.681 '3.705 3.469 236 2.573 157 2.416 15.239 6.444 8.795 1.466 1.360 106 1.371 95 1.276 5.112 2.301 2.811 2.239 2.109 130 1.202 62 1.140 10.127 4.143 5.984- 130.738 122;427 8.311 7.541 881 6.660 400.598 151.142 249.456 3.130 3.027 103 2.649 268 2.381 20.570 7.822 12.748 127.608 119.400 8.208 4.892 613 4.279 380.028 143.320 236.708 124.781 116.803 7.978 4.879 610 4.269 371.660 140.107 231.553 124.126 116.151 7.975 4.869 607 4.262 370.194 139.570 230.624 585 583 2 1 1 1.029 380 649 45 45 161 55 106 25 24 1 9 2 7 276 102 174 2.827 2.597 230 13 3 10 8.368 3.213 5.155

Note : t Represents provisional geographical area figures supplied by the Surveyor General. Figures for urban area are those supplied by the Local Bodies. Area figures for rural areas are derived subtracting the urban area from the total area of the district. The total of the area figures of the tehsils will not tally with the district figures because the former represents paper area and are derived from the figures supplied by the Revenue Department• • Forms part of Srinagar Urban Agglomeration. Consolidated figures of Srinagar Urban Agglomeration along with details of its constituents are given in Annexure-I. Conversion Table: 1 Acre = 0.40469 hectares and 100 Hectares = 1 Kml 74

ANNEXURE-I SIUNAGAR URBAN

Tota~ Area No. of occupied No. of Total Population S.No. Name of Constituents Rur I in residen rial House- (including Institutional Urbari Km' Houses holds and hOUieless Population) P M F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) Srinagar U.A. U N.A. 64,863 87,722 606,002 324,101 281,901 Cal Srinagar M.C. (Srinagar & Badgam districts) U N.A. 63,312 85,648 594.775 318,279 276,496 1. Srinagar (portion) U N.A.· 58,136 79,412 549,825 294,197 255.628 (Srinagar district) i) Srinagar M.a. (portion) U 153.96 57.931 79.112 547.551 292.882 254,669 (Ganderbal & Srinagar tehsill) ii) Pantchowk (O.G.) U 1.87 134 205 1,622 967 655 iii) Parimpora (O.G.) U N.A. 30 34 224 117 107 iv) Said Pora Achan (O.G.) U 1.34 41 61 428 231 197 II. Srinagar (portion) U 45.36 5,176 6,236 44.950 24.082. 20.868 (Badgam d;stric.~ i) Srinagar M. • (portion) U 23.29 4.421 5.369 38.487 20.680 17.807 (Chadura and Badgam tehsils) ii) Naupora lO.G.) U 0.28 57 59 428 236 192 iii) BemlDa (O.G.) U 4.64- 305 362 2.712 1,418 1,294- iv) Rawalpora b".G.) U 3.69 316 364- 2.758 1.457 1,301 v) Rangrand ( .G·) U 1.01 35 38 218 118 100 vi) Karawa Damodar (O.G.) U 12.45 42 44- 347 173 174 (b) Badamibagh Oantt. U 4.23 1,551 2,074 11.227 5,822 5,405 (Srinagar District) MAIN WORKERS (Contd.) Household Industry. Manufacturing. Agricultural Processing. Servicing Cultivators (1) Labourers (II) and Repairs [V (a)) ,- P M F P M F P M F (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) Srmagar U .A. U 7.868 7.001 867 3.414 3.333 81 26.575 22.452 4.123

AGGLOMERATION

MAIN WORKERS Total Main Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates ~rkers (I-IJC) P M F P M F P M F P M F (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) 119 66· 53 234.824 151.064 83.760 177.580 163.537 14.043 82 53 29 228.741 147.553 81.188 174.734 160.931 13.803 71 42 29 211.278 135.902 75.376 161.957 149.275 12.682 71 42 29 210.667 135.375 75.292 161.159 148.500 12.659

528 459 69 592 586 6 30 22 8 63 62 1 53 46 7 143 127 16 11 11 17.463 11.651 5.812 12.777 11.656 1.121 11 11 16.091 10.672 5.419 10.802 9.863 939

202 115 m 108 103 5 258 196 62 1.024 880 144 697 526 17. 697 669 28 156 90 66 61 60 1 59 52 7 85 81 4 17 13 24 6.083 3.511 2.572 2.846 2.606 240

MAIN WORKERS (CoDcId.)

Other Workers [III. IV. V~) It VI to IJC Marginal ~rkers Non-~rkers ,..-- P M F P M F P M F (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (37) (38) (39) 139.723 130.751 8.972 7.840 819 7.021 420.582 159.745 260.837 136.896 128.154 8.742 7.827 816 7.011 412.214 156.532 255.682 127.020 118.912 8.108 6.081 672 5.409 381.787 144.250 237.537 126.365 118.260 8.105 6.071 669 5.402 380.321 143.713 236.608

585 583 2 1.029 380 649 45 45 161 55 106 25 24 1 9 2· 7 276 102 174

9.876 9.242 634 1.746 144 1.602 30.427 12.282 18.145 9.151 8.567 5M 313 78 235 27.372 10.739 16.633

68 65 3 100 100 220 133 m 200 167 33 644 30 614 1.044 508 536 384 . 370 14 586 27 559 1.475 761 714 42 42 157 58 99 31 31 103 9 94 159 83 76 2.827 2.597 230 13 3 10 8.368 3.213 5.155 Note: 1) • Total area of Srinagar (Portion) (Srinagar district) after excluding the area of Parimpora O. G. wbich is Dot available is 157.17 2) i u. A. Urban Agglomeration ii M. C. MUDca:! Committee iii O. G. Out rowth ivl Cantt. Cantonment 76

URBAN I VILLAGB

TEHSIL GANDERBAL

LOca- Name of Village/ Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population ~iOD TownJWard' , in Hectares occupied House- (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of TownfWard residential holds & Houselesl Population) Castel Tribe. No;, in,Km· HoWes P M F M F M F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) {IO} ell} (12)

3/1 Gand~rbal Tehlil 269.3 Km· To~ (26.932.71 16,.930 19,295 129.081 69.004 60.077 5 Hectare.) 241.8 Kml Rural, (.24.181.71 13.943 • 15,782 103.481 55.259 48,222 .. ;. Hectar~s) , , 27.5 Km· Urban it.2.751.00 2.987 3,513 25,600 13.745 11.855 4 ectares)

..,. ..raJ AI'eP 1. Nilagrar 266~69 80 82 449 242 207 . ; ~ 2. S;'namarg 670;57 102 III 463 315 148 3. Porajat Gagangir 282.88 144 158 1'066 580 486 4. Kolan 254.95 183 215 1,182 654- 528 5. Revil 185.75 143 146, 916 501 4U , ,6. Gund Sar Singh 385.26 213 252 1.489 800 689 7. Frawhaknar 323,34 187 ' 208 1.185 634- 551 8. Sumbal Bala 183.73 ' 153 155 770 468 302 9. Sorafraw 275.19 203 224 1,303 71-4- 589 10, Hari GaDi wan 481.18 375 446 2.578 1.390 1.188 ~ 11. Mamer 325.37 151 192 1.106 598 508 12. Daraduder 48.56 48; 59 348 187 161 13. Aech Harna 91.46 76 86 489 2$9 230

14, Thune 386,~, 237 273 1,7QO 912 788 "

15. Hayanpal "Pora 224.20 1M 200 1.183 6Q8 575 , ...•. 16. Cheerwan 292.18 190 211 1,334 722 612 17. Satrin. 126.67, 83 84 ,536 288 248

,18. Tangchatir 2U~ 17; 24 126 ~9 57 19. Margund 116.15, 103, III ;719 397 322

, ,,20. Akhal 267.~ 269 294 •• 679 909 770 -, ~~ 21. Naj Wan Nilah '69.61 51 ,(;9 3~ 187 IGti ...... 22. Kangan 365.84 '230 266 1,837 962 ' 875 ..

23. Kijpara 88.63 39 45 ,·290 160 130 ~ .:., .•... . 24. Hardo Panlilin 66.77 65 79 55& 293 265 ,', 77

PJIUMAl\Y, CENSUS ABSTRACT

MaiD Worker. Household IndUJtry Manufactur­ Other ing, ProeelliDg, Worker. Total Main Agrieul- SerVieiog and [Ill. IV; , , Workers ,Cultivator. tural Lab- 'RcipAil:. Noo-", , Literate. (I-IX) ,..-----"----,(I) ouren~ (II) __[V.A-

18,398 3.997 38.888 3.378 23,958 1,893 1.759 38 3.591 834 9,580 613 2,064 24.223 28,052 32,476

12.967 2.076 31.744 2.734 21,404 1.669 1.497 17 2,732 671 6,l1l 377 1.907 ~1,Q07 21.608 23.681

5.431 1,921 7,144 644 2,554 224: 262 21 , 859 163 3,469 236 157 2,416, 6,f44 8,795 ~ . , .

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UIUIAN I VILLAGE TEllSIL GANDER_AI.

Loc:a- Name of Village/ Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population ' tiOD Town/Ward in Hectarea occupied House- (including lIIItitutional Scheduled Scheduled Code &: of'rown/Ward residential holds &: Ho_less Population) Castea Tribes No. in xml HOUle. . .. P M F •M F •M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9, (10) (11) (12)

25. BamliDa 48.16 24 25 138 79 59 26. Bema Bugh 161.87 180 192 1.096 615 481 27. KbaDan 121.00 125 125 722 400 322 28. Wangat 355.31 377 380 2.272 1.230 1.042 29. Kaclmabn:ial 178.06 ' 125 151 866 482 384 30. GUDdari 1982 13 18 94 52 42 31. BarwalBb 117.76 70 70 466 2SO 216 32. Lari 58.28 36 44 333 162 151 33. Arigori Pora 236.74 144 173 1.004 535 469 34. Cbatergul 566.56 467 521 3.041 1.654 1.387 35. Palang lSO.90 128 141 1.035 571 464 36. Drag Tanga 33.99 31 39 199 106 93 37. Ohiner lSO.54 64 73 464 257 207 38. UIIaD 362.19 235 264 1.689 923 766 39. Sari Pora 287.73 146 149 1.057 618 439 , 40. GotH BaSh 39.25 SO 54 387 218 169 41. Ara Hama i29.SO 142 157 932 494 438 42. An.derwan 231.89 182 205 1.088 590 498 43. Manigam 605.82 466 568 3.618 1.955 1.663 44. Wail 456'89 442 495 3.205 1.679 i.526 45. Urpah' 156.61 151 173 1.161 641 520 46. Cbapper GUDd 20.64 26 38 219 112 107 47. Bash MahanBDd 23.Oi 42 50 292 161 131 48. " Babosi Pora 63.54 31 34 273 142 ' 131 49. NUDer 339.94 249 306 1.926 1.019 : 907 SO. Bardo, Murad Abaci 12.55 ' 4 5 38 22 16 .. 51. Badra Itund 142.45 109 127 777 412 365 52. Shah Pora 65.56 52 55 358 195 163 53. Sarich, Cbodre Bagh ' 118.98 66 82 572 291 ' 281 54. Sadra 'Bag '30.35 21 32 226 122 ' 104 55. Bandi 'BlIgh 22.26 25 28, ' 175 86 89 56. Arch 1,54.19 88 99 697 366 331 79

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Main Worked Houaehold Industry Manufactur­ Other ing. Proce,sing. Worker. Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III. IV. Workers Cultivaton tural Lab- Repain V(b) &; Marginal Non­ Literate. (I-IX) (I) ouren (II) [V (a)l VI to IX] Worker. Worken __ --~--_ _---A--__ ~ r---~--__ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (2)) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28)

13 4 46 37 9 4 36 29 23 73 4 368 99 337 98 9 22 14 193 233 189 72 11 219 199 11 9 171 181 ISO 119 11 720 45 641 36 1 78 9 35 602 475 395 88 20 283 254 28 236 199 148 8 30 28 1 3 2S 19 14 54 5 . 160 114 20 2 24 13 131 77 85 44- 5 103 3 88 2 13 2 107 59 41 90 2 360 6 276 2 6 41 4 37 285 175 178 205 14 1.004 65 705 10 33 70 29 196 26 95 868 555 454 98 21 380 15 276 5 14 89 10 60 328 131 121 20 2 64 63 2 65 40 28

29 1 137 130 7 6S 147 55 59 163 19 557 7 363 3 97 94- 6 452 366 307 183 19 392 2 258 3 3 128 2 12 230 214- 207 33 2 109 94 15 13 68 96 100 108 18 301 245 6 50 19 257 174- 181 88 12 422 25 416 25 6 3 319 165 154 713 161 1.007 50 600 4- 16 28 20 363 26 138 784 810 829 530 67 928 88 548 2 58 130 84 192 77 554 674- 884 144- 23 392 107 322 101 5 23 1 42 4 4 210 245 203 51 24 65 2 45 20 2 7 63 40 42 75 7 89 40 48 34 8 12 6 21 8 40 64 51 61 20 69 7 10 2 6 16 5 37 13 58 60 66 444- 152 553 43 313 16 10 18 4 212 23 24 356 442 508 3 21 18 1 I 14 2 60 232 62 10 129 31 2 201 178 164 40 108 11 72 3 2 17 8 17 13 88 74- 64 51 13 174 2 134 10 30 2 3 158 1J4 121 39 I 63 58 I 4 64 59 40 18 1 37 7 8 2 26 5 3 13 40 36 42 105 8 207 I 133 3 33 38 7 183 152 147 80

URBAN I VILLAGE

TEHSIL GANDERBAL

Loca­ Name of Village/ Area of ViUage No. of No. of Total Population tion TownfWard in Hectares occupied House­ (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code &: of TownJWard residential holds &: Houseless Population) Castes Tribes No. inKml Houses ,.---A----. P M F M F M F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

57. Mala Pora 40.87 37 48 283 149 134 58. Malshahi Bagh 131.12 62 79 646 223 323 59. . Rangil 231.89 102 124 904 461 443 60. Baba Dariyadin 234.72 29 31 227 127 100

61. ~ara Pahu 94.29 35 45 385 200 185 62. Bakra 284.49 114 144 1.032 533 499 ·63. Hadorah 115.34 50 50 386 204 182

64. ~ani HamabaIa 6:1.11 25 25 145 79 66 .65. Said Pora Hamchi 43.30 2 2 34 18 16 66. Shu Harna 258.19 76 90 693 369 324 67. Buser Bugh 40.06 11 14 123 65 58 68. Khal Mulla 153.78 145 149 1.066 568 498 69. Nagbal .12.55 31 37 277 151 126 70. Darend 27.11 38 42 430 200 230 71. RakhKujar 242.81 Un-inhabited 72. Kujar 77.30 57 57 448 236 212 73. Saloor 643.46 151 181 1.331 685 646 74. Hakim Gund 76.08 33 34 293 155 138 75. Kastori Pora 33.18 19 20 150 73 77 76. Hatbarah 195.06 ffl 92 721 387 334 77. GUDd Momin 74.46 14 15 83 37 46 78. Gogji GUDd 42.90 29 30 234 121 113 . 79. Chandina Dehnowabad 134.36 71 83 644 316 328 80. Shalla 8ugh 2.243.60 292 298 2.264 1.203 1.061 81. Rabitar Gundiroshan 155.00 101 110 769 409 360 82. Korag Domarag 371.91 81 82 631 339 292 83. DevPora 111.69 45 50 375 189 186 84. SehPora 371.91 131 150 1.089 576 513 85. 'Rakh 'Rabitar 273.16 17 17 98 57 41 86. Koka Gund 49.78 18 20 136 73 63

87. ~akura 307.16 231 273 2.116 1.113 1.003 88. Gamwara 26.30 14 18 132 65 67 81

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Maio Worker. Household Industry Manufactur­ Other ing. ProceBling. Workers Total Main Agricul­ Servicing and [III. IV. Workers Cultivator. tural Lab­ Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non­ Literate. (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V

41 4 82 63 5 14 1 83 66 51 64 2 94 64 30 105 174 124 148 105 17 262 10 119 7 19 69 3 55 3 220 196 . 213 15 65 24 1 1 31 9 11 62 88 47 13 107 8 64 1 3 14 7 26 93 177 53 2 316 273 5 13 25 27 302 190 197 48 5 126 99 118 99 2 6 78 83 10 51 44 45 44 1 5 28 22 3 11 5 8 5 1 2 1 7 10 86 16 232 2 168 3 60 2 137 322 35 11 28 11 2 15 2 30 35 28 94 17 325 9 210 11 37 6 67 2 283 243 206

40 92 2 51 23 2 18 74 59 50 38 2 124 4 106 4 1 17 8 76 218 Un - Inhabited

40 138 127 3 8 6 128 92 84 115 8 290 15 66 3 176 12 '48 78 364 317 2fU 26 2 80 70 3 1 7 12 85 63 52 25 1 39 28 I 10 40 34 37 18 1 249 241 3 5 234 138 100 2 28 28 27 9 19 35 5 71 53 15 3 69 49 44 109 37 162 31 86 3 32 8 44 20 8 143 146 154 110 22 790 23 574 15 106 52 3 58 5 4 662 409 376 43 5 254 26 126 2 89 23 37 3 2 180 153 154 36 224 40 83 7 119 40 15 2 161 113 91 12 117 1 67 44 5 4 93 68 92 118 7 291 205 234 193 2 2 24 9 31 1 1 53 284 255 14 1 29 7 4 4 15 6 3 2 14 26 20 15 32 27 5 " 10 36 31 27 275 0/ 669 145 429 111 3 1 144 23 93 10 2 342 442 516 7 2 39 19 27 17 8 2 3 4 32 22 16 82

URBAN I VILLAGE

TERSIL GANDERBAL

LocB- Name of Village/ Area of ViUage No. of No. of Total Population tion TownfWard in Hectares occupied House- (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code &: of TownJWard residential holds &: Houseles8 Population) Castel Tribes No. inKm· Houses P M F M F M F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

89. Dab 254.14 207 220 1.504- 787 717 90. Narayan Bagh 44.92 61 73 459 250 209 91. Bagdab 8.90 Un-inhabited 92. Batpora Dab 76.89 60 61 355 196 159 93. KhanPora 67.18 19 19 190 96 94 94. Bat Vena 249.69 197 218 1.727 919 808 95. Goza Hama 90.25 42 46 348 189 159 96. Sheikh Zoo 54.63 32 41 324 181 143 97. KherBagb 28.73 29 32 219 112 107 98. Waskora 187.37 83 96 704 369 335 99. Ahan 116.55 42 49 436 223 213 100. Zazana 131.52 72 85 702 370 332 101. BadamPora 81.34 41 55 375 198 177

102. Yangoora 508.29 296 364 2.438 1.303 1.135 " 103. Lati Waza 19.02 23 27 176 91 85 104. NawabBag 47.35 26 33 257 134 123 105. Zari GUDd 54.23 6 6 58 33 25 106. KurHama 347.22 172 196 1.490 762 728 107. Tulmulla 799.26 SOY 619 4.310 2.251 2.059 108. Danger Pora 17.81 20 22 130 78 52 109. Thuru 198.30 135 160 1.004 520 484 110. Wahid Pora 174.82 107 118 845 449 396 111. Watal Bag 179.68 65 78 537 295 242 112. Barda!a 62.32 32 37 276 147 129 113. BarBoo 160.66 107 132 943 478 465 114. Wond Hama 70.42 39 55 390 203 187 115. Kharani Hama 99.15 99 108 636 346 290 116. Rapore 125.05 177 221 1.569 813 756 117. Qasbalar 319.70 221 272 1.994- 1.036 958 118. Chanthan Gulab Pora 136.38 68 79 562 291 271 119. Chunt Vali War 401.04 308 311 1.872 1.019 853 120. Bagh Zaman Ganai 5.26 14 17 105 49 56 121. Watalar 360.58 181 197 1.381 753 628 83

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

MaiD WorkeD Household Industry Manufactur­ Other ing. ProCC88ing. Worker. Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III. IV. Workers CultivatoD tural Lab- Repairs V(b) &. Mar "na1 NOD­ Literatel (I-IX) __(I).A-_ .... ouren (II) [V (a)] VI to IX] Wor'f:en Worken M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28)

224 23 483 45 254 5 9 124 40 96 6 304 298 368 19 142 14 37 36 13 68 108 195 Un-inhabited

28 4 126 24 86 30 23 10 50 70 85 4 66 6 51 14 6 2 60 28 28 244- 24 550 135 318 44- 155 89 76 2 15 416 354 257 52 117 12 77 2 35 10 5 3 95 69 52 44- 2 123 26 72 19 44- 7 7 9 58 108 12 72 3 61 11 3 47 40 57 119 29 195 159 4 32 64- 173 270 51 6 127 113 3 11 10 126 86 87 68 4 220 114 123 89 59 22 37 2 4 115 146 103

50 3 121 107 3 11 117 77 60 357 45 747 4 388 2 118 25 216 2 21 417 535 714 15 47 6 36 3 2 3 1 6 2 13 55 31 24

30 4 75 50 9 15 69 59 54 5 14 14 4 17 15 8 153 14 440 9 384 2 23 7 33 8 449 314 270 729 175 1,206 94 611 20 16 7 96 26 483 41 125 707 920 1,258 21 45 6 22 6 3 10 10 24 33 22 203 51 300 6 207 12 5 81 1 3 298 217 180 141 37 256 7 170 4 35 2 49 2 3 225 190 164- 62 8 .179 16 129 14 31 7 12 140 116 86 49 1 78 12 48 11 4 26 70 69 47 153 21 279 174 189 154 20 11 70 9 4 39 195 252 125. 60 110 11 31 2 2 4 75 7 36 108 57 68 97 11 202 59 137 57 6 3 2 56 4 113 140 118 220 15 462 3 332 4 42 3 84 50 563 301 190 395 112 466 53 139 3 65 35 16 227 34 88 256 482 649 77 12 151 7 62 6· 65 24 1 32 151 108 113 271 18 530 12 348 3 135 2 5 45 4 25 502 464- 339 13 3 28 5 26 5 2 23 21 28 170 20 422 5 352 3 4 15 2 51 12 405 319 218 84

URBAN I VILLAGE

TERSIL GANDERBAL

Loca- Name of Village/ Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion TownfWard in Hectares occupied House- (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & or TownfWard residential holds & Houseless Population) Castel Tribe. No. inKml Houses 4 ~ P M F • M F M F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7l (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

122. BenaHama 248.48 124 125 942 494 448 123. Forest Block 281 281 1.621 848 773 124. Tulmulla Ghat 6 6 22 11 11 125. Rabitar Gund Roshan Ghat 59 59 376 196 180

Ul."baDA_

3/1 Ganderbal Notified Area 7.72 Kml I. KhanPora 46 56 396 221 175 2. Tenga Pora 33 41 264 139 125 3. Reshi Pora 18 24 177 95 82 4. Dedmari Bagb 18 20 94 51 43 5. Dobi Pora 33 37 259 136 123 6. Guzer Bal 23 28 208 115 93 7. AramPora 64 77 557 296 261 8. Bagi Jigree 14 17 102 57 45, 9. Push Pora 40 49 343 180 163 10. Bona Pora 16 20 167 84 83 11. Petb Pora 41 56 378 200 178 12. MagryPora 32 39 226 115 111 13. Choremohalla 7 11 73 34 39 14. Peer Mohalla '52 59 449 227 222 15. Lone Mohalla 44- 51 349 187 162 16. Bazar Mohalla 26 37 256 133 123 17. Dar Mohalla 34 43 293 165 128 )8. Gadahanji Mohalla 6 6 29 15 14 19. Chat Fata Pora 49 51 391 192 199 20. Fata Pora 63 66 492 257 235 21. Bamloora 74 81 557 285 272 22. Wani Pora 13 17 92 51 41 23. WuaPora 48 49 366 188 178 24. Shiek Mohalla 198 243 ),761 932 829 25. Qamar Sahib 29 35 312 179 133 26. Ghat SaIoora 39 42 225 117 108 27. Ganger Hama 47 52 327 176 151 ·Srinagar (Portion) 19.79 Kml 1,880 2,206 16,457 8,918 7,539 4 85

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

MaiD Workere Household Industry Manufactur­ Other ing. Processing. Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III. IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs V(b) &. Marginal Non­ Literates (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (a)] VI to IX] Workers Workers r---~---' ~r---~--~ ~-. M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) , (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28)

189 76 248 5 116 1 97 2 33 4 38 267 208 176 109 34 558 10 558 10 2 290 761 8 8 3 11 13 111 14 8 6 36 7 61 1 85 166

115 35 104- 18 3 28 55 12 99 105 75 44 2 75 12 35 28 5 71 59 54 47 58 38 5 14 49 37 33 16 6 33 23 10 20 18 22 85 16 72 19 7 10 36 3 71 61 52 60 4 77 17 12 47 3 52 35 41 142 25 144 18 19 13 18 4 106 3 14 149 229 45 16 28 20 4 19 24 1 6 29 19 87 13 99 14 27 70 13 1 80 148 46 5 41 4 8 32 3 5 30 38 49 90 117 8 48 67 7 I 6 82 164 64 15 70 6 16 1 6 1 48 4 21 45 84 12 20 3 11 9 2 I 14 35 155 71 107 16 18 2 2 86 14 74 120 132 121 32 88 8 17 1 3 70 5 82 98 72 103 39 70 16 8 3 19 6 40 9 25 63 82 98 27 80 5 30 3 4 2 43 3 2 41 83 82 2 9 1 8 1 6 13 101 12 89 6 39 3 3 46 2 4 82 99 III 124 6 150 29 106 15 30 11 14 3 78 106 128 141 52 125 12 26 2 6 10 92 23 148 137 112 30 13 18 2 3 15 13 20 20 19 83 21 90 3 51 39 3 7 95 91 80 437 184 418 26 151 4 5 64 3 198 19 4 87 510 716 102 30 71 6 31 1 3 36 5 1 42 107 85 30 4 76 13 9 9 67 4 3 30 38 65 58 19 102 12 27 5 15 2 60 5 3 30 71 109 2.993 1.273 4.713 415 1.786 157 231 21 587 107 2,109 130 62 1.140 4,143 5,98f • For Mohalla wise break up see PCA of Srinagar Urban AgglomeratioD. 86

URBAN I VILLAGE

TEBSIL SRINAGAR

Loca- Name of Village/ Area of Village No. of No_ of Total Population tion TownfWard in Hectares occupied House- (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of TownfWard residential holds & Houseless Population) Castel Tribes No. inKmI Houses ~ P M F M F M F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7\ (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

3/2 Srinagar (Tehsil) 254.6Kml Total r.J.5.457.46 61.693 83.924 579.247 302.185 270.062 51 53 ectares) 112.9 Kms· Rural Cjl.296.46 3.886 4.646 44.652 18.OM 16.568 ectarcs) 141.6 Km· Urban (14.161.00 57.807 79.280 544,595 291.101 253.494 51 53 Hectares)

Raral AreaII 1. KhonMoh 1.973.27 504 694 5.067 2.613 2.454 2. Balahama 422.50 238 283 2.101 1.058 1.043 3. Achnam Bal 83.77 24 25 198 103 95 4. Zawarh 188.58 68 87 807 421 386 5. Zcwan 263.05 157 196 1,651 841 810 6. SamPora 23.88 19 19 170 85 85 7. Pantehok Treated as out-growth of Srinagar urban agglomeration 8. GUIld Hassi Bhat 520.84 197 222 1,583 864- 719 9. LawayPoru 196.27 38 55 457 227 230 10. Malru 480.77 123 136 1,135 582 553 11. Bakhshi Pora Tong Pora 336.70 142 170 1,362 709 653 12. Rakh Muj GUIld 493.72 117 130 1.030 538 492 13. Zaina Koot 273.16 Un - inhabited 14. Shalteng 105.62 Un - inhabited 15. Krcshi Bal 235.93 86 95 769 405 364- 16. Badi - Uder 29.54 20 23 175 88 87 17. Guri Pora 183.32 82 106 911 495 416 18. Tabu Wari Pora 264-.26 94 98 893 453 440 19. PalaPora 285.71 136 161 1.136 583 553 20. ParimPora Treated as out-growth of Srinagar urban agglomeration 21. Shongli Pora 57.47 69 84 754 405 349 22. GagarZoo 9.31 30 33 260 142 118 23. Baghilal Pandit 24.28 5 5 73 36 37 24. Dadmari Bagh 175.23 Un - inhbitacd 87

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

MaiD Worker. Household Industry Manufactur- Other ing. Procelllling. Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III. IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs V(b) 8t Marginal Non- Literates (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V(a» VI to IX] Workers Worker. r--""----. ~ .... M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28)

140.310 77.416 157.162 13.946 8.496 1.238 3.570 346 22.6694.051 122.427 8.3ll 881 6.660 151.142 249.456

3.890 741 9.994 1,439 4,825 821 804 287 1,338 228 3.027 103 268 2,381 7.822 12.748

136.420 76,675 147.168 12.507 3.671 417 2.766 59 21,331 3.823 119.400 8.208 613 4.279 143.320 236.708

651 213 1.221 16 464 10 18 739 6 57 124 1.335 2.314 353 54 584 5 261 7 29 2 287 3 69 481 405 557 39 5 54 20 15 2 17 54 48 40 210 74 209 83 44 82 I 2 212 383 314 143 461 17 133 61 35 15 232 2 380 793 34 11 35 33 23 50 61

Treated &I out-growth of Srinagar Urban Agglomeration 199 20 489 41 211 15 146 38 117 2 11 23 364 655 56 6 130 2 70 2 38 2 20 97 228 92 3 329 4 262 36 3 31 2 252 251 297 51 425 11 246 2 146 9 33 13 164 271 478 72 316 5 222 58 4 36 4 63 218 424 Un - inhabited Un - inhabited 40 3 216 18 138 4 8 54 10 16 3 32 220 157 126 11 67 52 42 45 25 7 21 35 88 3 273 236 176 217 26 4 71 15 221 180 97 12 300 46 164 21 2 108 25 26 4 61 149 333 107 5 295 48 8 27 146 21 20 121 288 505 Treated as out-growth of Srinagar Urban Agglomeration 30 '1 259 129 195 102 58 27 6 18 146 202 16 1 99 4 53 2 11 35 2 43 114 8 2 23 14 20 13 2 1 13 22 Un - inhabited 88

URBAN I VILLAGE

TEHSIL SRINAGAR

Loea· Name of Village/ Area of Village No. of No. of Total Population tion Town/Ward in Hectares occupied House- (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Code & of TownfWard residential holds & Houseless Population) Castes Tribes No. in Km' Houses P M F M F M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

25. Said Pora Achhan Treated as out-growth of Srinagar urban agglomeration 26. Sangam 307.16 124 150 1.259 656 609 27. GundRahman 70.01 58 77 530 270 260 28. Harran 84.17 108 153 984- 517 467 29 .. Rakh Harran 456.88 43 43 288 155 133 30. Gadra 95.91 84- 84 594- 307 287 31. Wani Hama fain 76.89 38 39 331 179 152 32. Gassu 107.64 82 lOB 687 375 312 33. Khimber 355.72 156 171 1.309 674 635 34. Takya Sangireshi 75.68 16 19 109 62 47 35. Inder Hama 32.38 19 21 147 77 70 36. Chhatrahama 375.96 194 235 1.646 B64 782 37. Burza Haina 141.23 43 45 307 155 152 38. Abal 43.30 15 21 124 67 57 39. Dani Hama 227.84 37 50 322 159 163 40. Said Pora Bala 125.04- 76 92 673 354- 319 41. Murandar Bagb 83.36 76 86 547 301 246 42. Mufti Bagh 34.40 62 72 437 233 204- 43. Mulanar 35.21 Un - inhabited 44. Dara 331.04- 192 210 1.628 888 740 45. Faqir Gujri 119.79 111 112 734- 389 345 Boat Population 46. Bakshi Pora Teng Pora Ghat 10 11 86 50 36 47. Said Pora Achhan Ghat 10 10 74- 36 38 48. Qamarwari Ghat Un - iDhabited 49. Parim Pora Ghat 43 43 228 120 lOB 50. Shalatengh Ghat 20 20 116 66 50 51. Malroo Ghat 9 9 36 20 16 52. Muja Gund Ghat 47 47 323 157 166 53. Anchar (Duga Pora) 1.489.67 54 74 601 311 290

Urban Areas • Srinagar Portion 56.256 77.206 533.368 285.279 248.089 38 9 3/I1I Badami Bagh Cantonment 5.63 Km' 1.551 2.074 11.227 5.822 5.405 13 24 89

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Main Workerl Household Industry Manufactur­ Other ing. Processing. Workerl Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III. IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs V(b) &. Marginal Non­ Literates (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (a)] VI to IX] Workers Workers ___.-A.._ ...... ,...---A----, ~ ~ ,....---A------r---"-----. ,...---"-----­ ,..---"'--...... M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28)

Treated as out-growth of Srinagar Urban Agglomeration 85 7 403 173 208 52 120 117 67 4 8 11 210 236 226 109 11 147 140 34 92 26 43 4 3 83 2 3 122 117 129 23 278 19 8 7 269 12 1 239 447 21 81 73 3 5 2 69 72 63 64 8 167 152 6 9 I 140 286 13 5 99 7 55 21 I 18 4 5 80 144 71 7 210 101 112 96 44- 5 54 165 211 101 7 404- 72 107 34 161 79 32 57 6 10 44- 260 519 2 35 11 16 9 5 13 2 5 10 22 26 20 40 9 13 7 19 2 8 37 61 196 24 505 181 369 165 5 58 15 73 5 4 354 597 52 11 83 23 18 16 3 34 7 28 6 25 66 104- 10 37 27 3 7 30 57 38 1 87 2 77 I I 9 1 72 161 65 15 202 5 120 I 9 56 3 17 I 4 149 148 165 77 16 180 8 54 11 114 7 4 121 234 75 10 132 32 9 38 53 4 57 97 146 Un - inhabited 169 22 463 6 344 3 23 3 93 2 24 168 401 566 32 3 188 2 184 2 4 142 201 201

2 36 25 36 25 14 11 7 4 19 2 17 2 5 15 33 Un - inhabited 1 1 72 72 48 108 2 2 40 40 26 50 17 I 1 15 3 15 41 3 109 72 1 32 4 48 165 39 2 175 113 44 18 2 136 288

132.909 74.103 144-.562 12.267 3.669 417 2.762 59 .21.3283.813 116.803 7.978 610 4.269 140.107 231.553 3.511 2.572 2.606 240 2 4 3 10 2.597 230 3 10 3.213 5.155 • For Mohallawiae breakup and out-growth figures please see Primary Census Abstract of Srinagar Urban Agglomeration. 90

URBAN / VILLAGE

SRINAGAR URBAN AGGLOMERATION

Loca- Name of Village/ Area of No. of No. of tion Town/Ward Village in occupied House Total Population Code Hectares residen- holds- (Including Institu- Schedu- Schedu- No. & of Town/ tial tional & Houseless led led Ward in Houses Population) Castes Tribes Literate Km- ~--, ,--.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

3/11 Srinagar U.A. N.A. 64.863 87.722 606.002 324.101 281.901 66 53 .. .. 151.064 83.760 (a; Srinagar (Srinagar & Badgam Districts) N.A. 63.312 85.648 594.775 318.279 276.496 53 29 147.553 81.188 I. Srinagar Portion lSrinagar District) N.A. 58.136 79.412 549.825 294.197 255.621 42 29 195,902 75,376 i) Srinagar M.C. (Portion) (Ganderbal & Srinagar Tehsils) 153.96 57.931 79.112 547,551 292,882 254.669 42 29 .. 135.375 75.292 ii) Pantchowk (0. G.) 1.87 134 205 1,622 967 655 459 69 iii) Parimpora (0. G.) N.A. 30 34 224 117 107 22 8 iv) Said Para Achan (0. G.) 1.34 41 61 428 231 197 46 7 II. Srinagar Portion (Badgam District) 45.36 5,176 6,236 44.950 24,082 20,868 11 11,651 5.812 i} Srinagar M.O. (Portion) (Chadura & Badgam Tehsils) 23.29 4,421 5,369 38.487 20.680 17.807 11 10.672 5,419 ii) Nati Para (0. G.) 0.28 57 59 428 236 192 115 87 iii) Bernina (0. G.) 4.64- 305 262 2,712 1,418 1,294 196 62 iv) Rawa1 Para (0. G.j 3.69 316 364 2.758 1,457 1,301 526 171 v) Rangrand (0. G) 1.01 35 38 218 118 100 90 66 vi) Karawa Damodar (0. G.) 12.45 42 44 347 173 174 52 7 3/III b) Badamibagh Cantonment 4.23 1.551 2.074 11,227 5.822 5.405 13 24 3.511 2,572 (Srinagar District)

Urban Areas I. Murinder Bagh 47 61 401 207 194 30 2. Mufti Bagb 20 27 182 92 90 25 8 3. Hari Para Harwan 219 284 2,253 1,192 1.061 438 89 4. Dbar Bagh 17 21 144 74 70 32 25 5. Harwan 244 283 1.829 954 875 380 133 6. Chandpur 43 57 314 158 156 92 70 7. Bagh-i-Chandpur 25 34 213 112 101 26 2 8. pazwal Para 113 136 929 509 420 179 17 9. Shalimar 204 240 1.585 823 762 299 64

Note: 1) Total area of Srinagar Portion, (Srinagar District) after excluding the area of Parim para (0. G.) 2) i) U. A.- Urban Agglomeration ii) M. C.- Municipal Committee iii) O. G.- Out Growth 3) N. A. - Not Available. 91

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Main Workers ~ ..... Household Industry Manufacture- Other ing, Processing, Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III, IV, Workers Cultivators tura! Lab- Repairs V(b) Be Marginal NOD- (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [VCa)] VI to IX] Workers Workers ~ ~_... ,. 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)

163,537 14,043 7,001 867 3,333 81 22,452 4,123 130,751 8,972 819 7,021 159,745 260,837

160,931 13,803 6,999 867 3,329 81 22,449 4,113 128,154 8,742 816 7,011 156,532 255,682

149,275 12,682 5,455 574 2,993 80 21.915 3,920 118,912 8,108 672 5,409 144,250 237,537

148,500 12,659 5,422 572 2,992 80 21,826 3,902 118,260 8,105 669 5,402 143,713 236,608 586 6 3 4 583 2 380 649 62 15 2 45 55 106 127 16 15 87 14 24 2 7 102 174

11,656 1,121 1,544 293 336 534 193 9,242 634 144 1,602 12,282 18,145

9,863 939 664 213 290 342 141 8,567 584 78 235 10,739 16,633 103 5 11 1 25 2 1 65 3 100 133 87 880 144 582 70 130 41 167 33 30 614 508 536 669 28 243 6 56 8 370 14 27 559 761 714 60 1 13 1 4 1 42 58 99 81 4 31 3 19 1 31 9 94 83 76 2,606 240 2 4 3 10 2,597 230 3 10 3,213 5,155

lJl 52 28 11 20 96 194 49 1 11 30 8 43 89 637 22 125 165 40 11 307 11 3 13 552 1,026 46 5 11 1 7 27 5 28 6 . 509 60 28 72 2 111 49 298 8 26 445 78. 87 13 9 10 7 61 13 5 70 138 56 10 14 3 13 10 26 55 90 285 27 9 4 146 18 126 9 6 14 218 379 436 51 21 6 7 146 26 262 19 4 90 383 621

which is Dot available is 157.17 Kml iv) C8ntt.- Cantonment. 92

URBAN I VD.LAGE

SRINAGAR URBAN AGGLOMERATION

Loca­ Name of Village/ Area of No. of No. of tion TownfWard Village in occupied House Total Population Code Hectares residen­ holds- (Including Institu­ Schedu- Schedu- No. & of Town/ tial tional & Houseless led led Ward in Houses Population) Castes Tribes Literate KIn- ,.--___-A. ___ ...... ,-.-....._,,-"----, . ..--_-"-_...... P M F M F M F M F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

10. Bani Gam 271 330 2.149 1.151 998 405 11:l 11. Gupt Ganga 324 386 2.848 1.532 1,316 591 212 12. Niabat Bagh 239 367 2.774 1,726 1,048 4 1,008 166 13. Baghi Hussain 28 28 184 105 79 62 12 14. Lam 94- 98 666 338 328 64, 10 15. Brain 398 488 3.468 1,808 1,660 691 216 16. Deni Pora Mi Bagb 83 83 612 313 .299 95 39 17. Ghanai Mohalla 36 41 275 147 128 53 15 18. Manz Gam (Brain) 94 103 711 367 344- 98 15 19. Poba) 120 130 976 495 481 159 8 . 20. Now Pora 44- 50 345 189 156 37 5 21. Cheshma Shahi 7 7 30 16 14 12 7 22. Zethyar 9 9 62 30 .32 17 13 23. Theed 24. Sherazi Bagb 2 3 3 3 2 25. Hasthal 126 136 855 458 397 78 19 26. Gupkar 9 17 170 161 9 76 8 27. Aitgaji 33 33 169 97 72 65 35 28. Gagri Bal 100 115 800 422 378 231 160 29. Buch War. 307 486 3,231 1,683 1,548 1,012 632 30. Dooni Khud 116 145 899 469 430 115 63 31. Drugjan Dalgate Un - Inhabited 32. New Chioar Bagb 46 73 226 178 145 76 33. Drugjan 315 479 3,548 1,843 1,705 1,080 667 34. Malaten! 29 67 480 256 224 108 32 35. Rezgari Teng 92 144- 937 491 446 129 46 36. Kral Sangri 12 12 56 31 25 23 15 37. Durga Nag 26 30 137 75 62 27 21 62 49

38. Ram Munshi Bagb 37 37 156 90 66 54 25 39. BUDamsal' Sonawar 260 282 1.924 1.062 862 586 316 40. Pandrethan 155 199 1.318 695 623 291 151 93

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Main Workers ..,. Household Industry Manufacture- Other ing. Processing, Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III, IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non- (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [Y(a)] VI to IX] Workers Workers r- 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)

628 119 58 23 67 6 193 79 310 11 2 2 521 877 718 41 141 143 63 5 371 35 813 1,275 1,002 8 26 975 8 724- 1,040 55 4 50 50 78 190 77 36 76 148 327 859 94 110 23 27 45 29 677 42 5 3 .944 1,563 172 6 72 100 6 141 293 71 1 21 50 76 127 161 57 102 206 344- 262 139 122 233 480 99 54 2 42 90 156 8 8 8 13 16 1 15 ..14- 32 3 3 263 7 25 238 6 3 195 387 153 2 152 2 8 7 53 8 53 8 44- 63 185 16 2 5 2 178 14 9 236 353 842 56 47 6 795 50 7 834- 1,492 243 11 12 2 231 9 1 225 419 Un - Inhabited 117 6 4 113 5 109 172 882 79 6 21 24 854 55 961 1,626 lOB 108 11 131 213 252 26 11 7 241 19 2 237 419 19 4 19 4 12 21 41 8 41 8 3 33 51 55 2 55 35 64- 544- 38 8 10 536 28 37 200 481 624- 374 28 4- 370 28 2 320 593 94

UlUIAN J VILLAGE

SRINAGAR URBAN AGGLOMERATION

Loca­ Name of Villagel Area of No. of No. of tion Town/Ward Village in occupied House Total Population Code Hectares residen­ holds- (Including Institu­ Schedu- Schedu- No. lit of Town/ tial tional lit Houseless led led Ward in Houses Population) Castes Tribes Literate KID' r----...._--~ ~~ P M F M F M F M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

41. Athwajan 110 123 1.069 550 519 175 71 42. Pantchok 74 82 563 295 268 121 52 43. Aramwari Kurau 24-7 264- 1.5M 824 760 671 567 44. Aramwari 126 147 1.164 621 5403 281 141 4-5. GadhaDji Pora 33 39 300 165 135 116 44 46. .Raj Bagh 121 121 763 431 326 305 230 4-7. Ikhra.; Pora 44B 600 3.895 2.043 1.852 1.269 859 48. Kursoo Padshahi Bagh 233 321 2.341 1.269 1.072 678 297 49. Jawabir Nagar 705 916 5.299 2.813 2.486 2.311 1.735 50. Jawahir Nagar Extension 20 26 135 71 64- 55 45 51. Lalmandi 13 15 90 50 40 36 28 52. Kawji Moballa 72 97 620 364- 256 224 118 53. Court Road 30 49 377 200 177 130 115 54o. LalCbowk 3 15 1 8 6 8 55. Sheikh Bagh 9 13 96 68 28 56 20 56. Abi Guzar 107 148 950 506 4-44 345 264 57. Bund 33 61 424 235 189 4 5 117 72 58. Kothi Bagh 24 35 153 91 62 58 40 59. Residency 5 8 4-5 25 20 12 10 60. Baghi Bari Singh 5 5 25 17 8 13 6 61. Club Nallah 10 11 71 4-2 29 21 16 62. Samander Bagh 29 30 173 110 63 70 42 63. Chioar Bagh 14 19 92 53 39 12 2 64-. Barbar Shah 105 172 1.152 641 511 511 305 65. Sharin Mohalla 59 95 462 257 205 207 159 66. Maisuma Gaw Kadal 570 872 5.54-9 2.915 2.634 1.295 799 . 67. Maisuma Amira Kada) 11 18 144 74 70 37 31 68. Maisuma Dubji 29 55 404 221 183 112 76 69. Maiauma Bazar TJ 4B 296 158 138 82 64 70. Barow Ghat 163 267 1.817 990 827 630 396 71. Hari Singh High Street 155 175 902 482 420 360 274 95

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Main Workers Household Industry Manufacture- Other ing, Processing. Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III, IV, Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non- (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V(a)] VI to IX] Workers Workers ,- 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)

269 3 266 281 518 135 4 6 129 3 4 156 264- 434 44- 433 43 3 390 713 298 7 .. 6 2 5 2 287 3 2 3 321 533 71 5 2 69 3 94 130 253 44- 2 251 44- 1M 282 1.076 79 13 8 4 1,055 75 2 9 965 1.764- 593 22 6 5 2 580 21 17 676 1.033 1.321 254 3 8 16 1,310 238 7 1.491 2.225 35 7 34 7 36 57 26 2 25 2 24 38 . 211 9 211 9 153 247 96 4 96 4 1M 173 5 5 2 8 30 11 30 11 38 17 273 27 273 26 232 417 102 8 4 102 4 133 181 51 6 51 6 40 56 13 4 13 4 12 15 11 11 6 8 15 15 27 29 91 14 91 14 19 49 26 3 26 3 27 36 264- 29 4 2 260 27 377 481 152 23 3 149 23 105 182 1.476 86 15 29 1.460 57 10 41 1,429 2.507

40 2 39 2 ~4 68 125 12 2 7 123 5 95 171 70 6 70 6 88 132 541 13 541 12 449 814 262 27 6 256 26. 7 220 386 96

URBAN I VILLAGE

SRINAGAR URBAN AGGLOMERATION

Loca­ Name of ViDagel Area of No. of No. of tion TownfWard Village in occupied House Total Population Code Hectares residen­ holds- (Including Institu­ Schedu- Schedu- No. & of Town/ tial tional & Houseless led led Ward in Houses Population) Castes Tribes Literate Kml r-----Jo-----. ~ r-~~-...... P M F M F M F M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

72. Sarai-PaiD 133 222 1.336 711 625 453 306 73. Sarai Uala 204 263 1.689 895 794 548 360 74. MaharaJ Bazar 144 248 1.591 842 749 530 328 75. Shaheed Gali 14 25 212 111 101 59 42 76. Goni Khan 116 155 1.019 549 470 369 226 77. Hazool'i Bagh 3 16 29 15 14 14 14 78-98. Mohallas bearing Code Numbers (78-98) constitute Srinagar Municipality portion 99. Gungabug 89 102 743 390 353 •• •• •• .. 57 4 100. ParryPora Constitute Srinagar Municipality portion under Badgam District 101. Alochi Bagh 227 309 1.975 1.077 898 572 277 102. Tenga Pora 141 160 1.293 660 633 106 11 103. Gulab Pora 13 21 155 70 85 2:1 6 104. Mahar"; Pora 65 rr1 562 301 261 176 102 105. Shalapur 27 35 254 126 128 39 14

106. Solina Bala 86 133 891 491 4()0 285 156 107. Solina Pain 281 426 2.645 1.429 1.216 1.015 615 lOS. Tulsi Bagh f)l 77 409 22:1 182 188 117 109. Gogji Bagh 177 234 1.708 1.043 665 799 431 110. Haft Chinar Androoni 39 65 458 244 214 131 71 III. Wazir Bagb 238 284 1.904 1.028 876 806 538 112. Haft Chinar Beerooni 69 156 935 514 421 281 139 113. Baran Pather (Haft:chinar) 145 229 1.438 787 651 439 306 114. Baghi Magbarmal 148 189 1.212 652 560 409 280 115. Lacbman Pora (Kalan) 292 383 2.995 1.592 1.4()3 499 211 116. Lachman Pora (Khurd) 202 279 2.091 1,133 958 464 235 117. Bona Pora (Kashi Mohalla) 95 133 1.051 563 488 204 108 118. Syed Mohalla 28 44 279 136 143 90 59 119. Baran Pather Batmaloo 274 4()9 2.951 1.697 1.254 975 423 120. Bazar Batmaloo 180 243 1.681 888 793 553 361 121. Batmaloo Colony 202 317 2.308 1.218 1.090 718 403 122. Dhobi Mohalla 194 24() 1.707 933 774 513 285 123. Diyar Wani 108 141 1.235 653 582 307 112 97

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Main Worken Household IndUltry Manufacture­ Other mg. Procellling. Workers Total Main Agricul­ Sei'viciug and ~I. IV. Worken Cultivators tural Lab­ Repairs MarKinal Non­ (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (a)] VI

382 57 12 32 370 25 2 59 327 509 437 31 5 431 30 2 458 761 453 34 7 7 446 27 1 388 715 55 4 55 4 56 97 290 20 290 20 5 259 445 8 11 8 11 7 3 Under Badgam District II,Dd are ahowD at Page No. 134 2 94 97 1 62 33 136 318 and i. moWD at Page No. 134 521 28 5 26 22 10 468 18 1 555 869 365 81 5 58 221 295 633 31 1 7 2 2 20 39 84- 127 10 7 120 10 1 174 250 49 1 2 46 1 77 127 231 11 1 229 16 2 260 381 699 60 19 19 679 41 1 730 1.155 113 .18 113 18 114 164 458 44 1 451 44 585 621 82 82 162 214 S67 15 2 2 7 1 556 14 3 461 858 238 18 7 231 17 276 403 334 23 1 333 23 453 628 302 22 1 301 22 350 538 807 12 117 50 6 640 6 1 785 1.390 587 2S 39 2 ff1 6 459 19 1 546 932 305 14 11 68 9 12 217 2 1 11 257 463 70 6 70 6 66 137 992 34 2 22 11 968 23 3 705 1.217 402 20 28 4 374 16 6 486 767 622 32 2 23 16 597 16 18 596 1.040 434 15 38 38 2 358 13 499 759 341 6 1 42 69 229 6 312 576 98

URBAN I VILLAGE

SRINAGAR URBAN AGGLOMERATION

Loca­ Name of Village/ Area of No. of No. of tion Town/Ward Village in occupied House Total Population Code Hectares residen­ bolds- (Including Institu­ Scbedu- Schedu- No. &: of Town/ tial tional &: HOllseless led led Ward in Houses Population) Castes Tribes Literate Kml ,..-----"----...... ,--~~ P M F M F M F M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

124. Ziarat BatmaIoo 42 68 435 230 205 140 82 125. Kashi Mohalla 46 65 439 232 207 129 71 126. Bemina Shastri Nagar 13 21 177 139 38 128 25 127. Police Colony Bemina 123 131 825 470 355 373 233 128. Aram Pora (Left) 35 36 271 146 125 9 129. Aram Pora (Right) 40 45 330 167 163 28 3 130. Ram Pora 136 189 1,386 737 649 197 66 131. Qamarwari (Right) 195 199 1.528 825 703 227 85 132. Qamarwari (Left) 82 87 747 419 328 169 67 133. Sheri Kashmir Colony 119 136 1,101 605 496 335 214 134. Khushi Pora 176 186 1,394 767 627 159 9 135. Zainakoot 290 334 2,646 1,414 1,232 394 108 136. Shali Teng 129 ISO 1,122 560 562 123 34 137. Pnim Pora 100 101 758 393 365 96 53 138. Parim Pora Bridge 42 42 304 167 137 18 8 139. Gund Abha Un-inhabited 140. Barthana 167 170 1.315 711 604 145 57 141. Patli Pora Bala 247 312 2,240 1.195 1,045 508 280 142. PatH Pora Pain 131 165 1,092 583 509 275 127 143. Guzarbal 222 333 2,362 1,281 1,081 383 169 144. Safakadal (Suai) 40 41 228 123 105 89 51 145. Nalband Pora 153 264 1,726 897 829 484 310 )46. Watal Kadal 119 173 1,214 634 580 270 1M )47. Shereen Bagh 35 45 133 98 35 90 30 148. Zamin Baghiyas 72 112 836 460 376 116 29 )49. Baghiyas 166 242 1,639 862 777 335 199 )50. Mughal Mohalla 111 170 1,227 639 588 285 165 151. Chhana Mohalla 172 216 1,515 808 707 265 102 152. Kuchai Mohalla 29 39 253 136 117 51 21 153. Danawari 67 103 706 380 326 141 49 )54. Baghi Nandsingh 66 87 680 351 329 143 66 99

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Main Workers r------~------~ Household Industry Manufacture­ Other ing. Processing. Workers Total Main Agricul­ Servicing and [III. IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab­ Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non­ (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (an VI to IX] Workers Workers ,---__..-----., ,------"------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) (2S)

125 11 25 4 100 7 lOS 194- 115 5 115 5 117 202 38 7 38 7 101 31 169 16 3 168 13 301 339 91 13 78 55 125 87 87 80 162 429 108 30 154 96 245 12 308 541 455 5 3 52 22 2 378 3 370 698 230 10 19 10 211 189 318 286 22 3 19 5 264 17 2 13 317 461 412 63 253 35 97 28 62 6 162 349 402 743 13 375 19 93 3 256 10 104 670 1.115 324 lOS 197 78 81 27 46 54 235 403 197 25 45 15 5 3 144 10 196 340 90 5 19 4 20 4 47 77 132 Un - Inhabited

253 18 19 15 32 202 3 4 454 586 624 34 21 211 19 392 14 571 1.011

318 14 12 177 7 129 7 265 495

675 27 26 82 14 566 J3 606 1.053

57 13 14 5 43 8 66 92 459 63 82 41 377 22 438 765 338 19 55 11 283 8 296 561 73 16 73 16 25 19 212 51 76 48 136 3 248 325 490 28 7 4 483 24 15 372 734- 333 13 33 2 300 11 306 575 449 31 10 91 17 347 14 359 676 71 9 7 3 62 6 65 lOS 179 4 15 164 4 201 322 174 19 3 2 171 17 177 3JIl 100

URBAN / Vn..LAGE

SRINAGAR URBAN AGGLOMERATION

Loca­ Name of Village/ Area of No. of No. of tion Town/Ward Village in occupied House Total Population Code Hectares residen­ holds- (Including Institu­ Schedu- Schedu. No. & of Town/ tial tional & Houseless led. led Ward in Houses Population) Castes Tribes Literate Km· ,--___-A.. ___ -, ,.--.....__, ,...-L----, P M F M F M F 'M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

155. Baghi Sunder Bala 157 224 1.501 793 708 491 316 156. Baghi Sunder Pain 171 257 1,946 1,046 900 462 271 157. Karan Nagar 410 789 4,723 2,479 2,244 3 3 1,814 1,300 158. Balgarden 97 161 1,027 529 498 419 297 159. Narsingb Garb 223 311 2,028 1,097 931 907 624 160. Khak Chowk 42 108 349 266 83 217 44 161. Shutra Shahi 183 229 1,635 897 738 535 318 162. Shaheed Gunj 340 564 3,416 1.776 1.640 999 590 163. Shergari 54 82 584 319 265 153 97 164.. Guru Bazar 111 184 1,223 654 569 342 164 165. Chota Bazar 245 406 2,817 1,457 1,360 799 716 166. Tanki Pora 242 351 2,309 1,221 1,088 553 323 167 • Kathial (Kutakohal) 104 155 907 500 407 326 175 168. Dadi Kadal 115 216 1.281 660 621 475 333 )69. Zaindar Mohalla 97 177 1.025 536 489 379 224 170. Malik Bagb 107 181 1.183 643 540 447 256 171. Kani Kadal 93 158 829 448 381 365 227 172. Reahi Mohall. 81 130 720 374 346 207 128 173. Khar Duri 36 63 333 175 158 139 95 174. Drabiyar 116 213 1.167 615 552 537 342 175. Purshiyar 102 173 916 460 456 358 245 176. Dalhassanyar 130 218 1,385 729 656 488 316 177 • Shalla Kadal 113 198 1.165 599 566 332 290 178. Qui Masjid 114 167 1,168 599 569 289 174 179. Karfali Mohalla 203 272 1.825 975 850 591 358 180. Sona Masjid 160 260 1,565 842 723 513 312 18). Malik Var 44 68 386 214 172 109 79 182_ Syed Mansoo'f 20 21 70 39 31 30 22 183. Zaldagar 110 168 1,168 595 573 301 176 184. Shah Mansoor (New CoIOIlY' 102 110 814 421 393 114 93 185. Shah MohaUa 219 311 2,309 1,235 1,074 561 374 101

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Main Workers r--- -.. Household IndWluy Manufacture- Other ing, Processing, Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III, IV, Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs V(b) & Ma.rginal Non- (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (a)] VI to IX] Workers Workers ,.----A----. r------.. ~ ~ r----"------, r- 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)

386 35 19 367 35 407 672 557 19 139 418 18 3 11 486 870 1.340 210 40 1.300 209 1,139 2,034 253 54 253 53 276 444 497 103 4 493 103 600 828 198 2 198 2 68 81 426 42 18 7 408 ;5 470 695 928 65 22 17 906 48 848 1,575 164- 8 164 8 155 257 370 10 25 3 345 7 284- 559 729 74 18 8 11 703 62 2 728 1,284- 588 40 12 7 576 33 5 633 1,043 266 28 5 4 261 24 234 378 322 35 2 7 320 28 338 586 242 26 4 238 26 294 462 313 37 2 310 37 330 502 208 45 208 45 240 336 200 22 2 199 20 174 324 92 13 92 13 83 144 307 44 307 44 308 508 228 36 6 222 36 232 420 329 41 30 7 299 34 400 614 275 52 3 275 49 324 514

333 11 40 293 11 266 558 464- 48 464- 48 511 801 403 65 7 403 58 438 658 101 7 24 77 6 113 165 19 11 2 17 II 20 20 324 17 78 3 246 14 8 271 548 233 5 233 4 188 388 636 42 2 22 6 612 36 6 155 593 877 102

URBAN I Vn.LAGE

SRINAGAR URBAN AGGLOMERATION

Loca­ Name ofViUage! Area of No. of No. of tion Town/Ward Village in occupied House Total Population Code Hectares residen­ holds- (Including Institu- Schedu- Schedu- No. & of Town/ tial tional & HOl1seless led led Ward in Houses Population) Castes Tribes Literate Kma r---___"'______' r-""'---. ~ ~ PM F MFMF M F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

186. Khanawari 91 128 896 460 436 225 157 187. Syed Ali Akbar 81 133 823 455 368 298 142 ISS. Kaehgari Mohalla lOa 161 1,190 634 556 299 211

189. Kalamdan Pora 203 307 2,073 1, 100 973 458 334 190. Nawa Bazar 150 217 1.430 728 702 .281 188 191. Shoragari Mohalla 97 146 1,126 596 530 274 145 192. Syed Hamid Pora 161 243 1.651 874 777 333 198 193. Dalal Mohalla 163 265 1,790 953 837 492 283 194. Kaka Sathu 32 67 422 209 213 92 64 ]95. Thagbaba Sahib 55 103 681 370 311 128 44- ]96. Kani Mazar 202 342 2,454 1,322 1,132 559 265 197. Tenga Pora 67 101 917 501 416 184 53 198. Charam Gari Mohalla 90 161 1,143 631 512 224 96 199. Ganz Khud 42 65 453 235 218 103 59 200. Jamal Lata 113 200 1.320 713 6CJ7 238 127 201. S('hyar 114 150 1,118 601 517 367 204- 202. Rrhbab Sahib 105 144 1,203 664 539 383 245 203. Aali Kadal 14 22 138 76 62 37 20 204. Qutub Din Pora 117 172 1,154 641 513 360 163 205. Chamar Doori 113 151 1, 116 615 SOl 307 193 200. Gurgari Mohalla 88 125 1,026 537 489 317 202 207. Dabta) Tashwan 93 157 1,264- 671 593 345 153 208. Gilkar Doori 51 65 435 232 203 148 106 209. Ashan Sahib 23 36 231 131 100 82 42

210. S~boon Koacha 59 81 683 380 303 164 109 21 I. Makhdoom Koaella 70 102 656 343 313 195 132 212. Pather Masjid 51 71 546 299 247 132 97 2U. Islam Yarbal 102 167 1,108 582 526 319 176 214. Urdu Bazar 126 201 1.548 793 755 384 269 215. Ar ..... at 55 78 568 293 275 174 64 216. Laldin Fateh Kada. 77 123 840 452 388 286 105 103

PR~ARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Main Workers r------.--~------~Household Industry Manufacture- Other ing. Processing. Worken Total Main Agricul­ Servicing and [III. IV. Workers Cultivator. tural Lab­ Repairs V (b) & Marginal Non­ (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (a)) VI to IX] Workers Workers r----A----- _. _--A....__ ---~---~ r--.....II.-----., .------"------M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (15) (16) (17) (IS) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (2S)

199 15 199 15 261 421 210 23 209 23 245 345 326 35 17 6 309 29 308 521 '578 51 69 10 509 41 2 7 520 915 368 38 8 8 360 30 360 664 319 10 123 9 196 53 276 467 497 35 48 6 449 29 8 377 734 474 39 76 30 398 9 137 479 661 123 6 64 59 5 2 86 205 177 13 75 10 102 3 193 298 671 58 10 2 176 44 485 12 10 72 641 1.002 194 104- 49 103 144 3 307 309 366 58 17 6 349 52 265 454 144 9 144 9 91 209 364 19 14 7 350 12 349 588 290 15 3 287 15 311 502 305 40 6 305 34 359 499 50 3 !j 45 2 26 59 314 30 60 6 254 24 , 326 483 310 36 5 7 305 29 305 465 316 33 315 33 221 456 274 35 20 58 18 196 16 7 397 551 114 12 25 15 2 74 10 118 191 61 4 3 16 42 4 70 96 203 16 7 2 196 14 3 5 174 282 194 10 17 177 10 149 303 146 55 27 50 119 5 153 192 312 25 9 8 303 17 12 8 258 493 408 19 4 404- 19 385 736 135 135 158 275 252 23 23 8 229 15 3 9 197 356 104

URBAN / VILLAGE

SRINAGA.R URBAN AGGLOMERATION

Loca­ Name of Villagel Area of No. of No. of tion Town/Ward Village in occupied House Total Population Code Hectares residen­ holds- (Including Institu­ Schedu- Schedu­ No. It of Town/ tial tional & Houseless led , led Ward in Houses Population) Castes Tribes Literate Km.I ,.--__ -"-__ --,. ~,...... _. P 1\1: F M F M F M F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11)(12) (13) (14)

217. Fateh Kadal 104 180 1.151 590 561 '377 267 218. Malik Angan 222 356 2.202 1.150 1.052 .. 739 .504 219. Narpirastan 132 213 1.360 707 653 468 316 220. Bana Mohalla 239 339 2.011 1.056 955 831 520 221. . Mala Pora 136 234 1.328 668 660 561 4fY1 222. Chinkral Mohalla 255 412 2.534 1.313 1.221 867 581 223. Madan Yar 32 47 207 113 94 101 53 224. Shesh Yar 131 188 1.277 672 605 •• ' 529 359 225. Shalla Yar 61 116 625 306 319 281 211 226. Shahil Ten! 109 215 1.333 703 630 513 307 227. .. Safri Yar 40 68 341 179 162 138 79 228. Baba Pora 189 274 1.820 902 .918 584 428 229. Aga Hamam 83 135 868 471 3f¥1 330 210 230. Chonda Pora 242 377 2.487 1.282 1.205 821 584 231 • Bagh wan Pora 112 186 1.339 717 622 426 252 232. Kral Khud 38 75 512 254 258 163 112 233. Khar Yar 73 132 685 354 331 •. 399 189 234. Mal Yar 98 161 !!GO 459 441 371 275 235. Ganpat Yar 113 158 822 428 394 361 228 236. Badiyar Bala 74 139 814 421 393 358 243 237. Badiyar, Pain 53 102 580 285 295 201 137 238. Basant Bagh 86 140 963 506 457 ·247 159 239. Doom Pora Basant Bagb 125 229 1.644 893 751 481 264- 240. Mandir Bagh 170 254 1.875 1.023 852 451 276 241.. Gund-i-Ahalmar 110 192 1.091 559 532 468 285 242. Shital Nath 78 110 646. 336 310 280 173 243.. SathuPain 159 257 1.485 786 699 574 353 244. Sathu Bala 182 314 1.770 943 827 644 392 245. Baba Dbaram nasI 28 34 273 146 127 75 41 246. Bishember Nagar 81 85 660 383 277 186 104 247. Naqush Pora 135 224 1.488 769 719 572 371 105

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Main Workers Household Industry Manufacture- Other ing. Procelling. Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and £{fl. IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs (b) & Marginal Non- (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [Y(a)) VI to IX] Workers Workers ~. r----"-----\ ~ r- 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)

301 41 4- 3 296 38 6 17 283 503 600 105 12 16 588 89 7 550 940 374- ;7 22 29 351 48 2 120 331 456 545 80 7 1 538 79 511 875 329 77 10 329 67 339 582 650 79 43 9 607 70 663 1.142 35 3· 35 3 78 91 262 42 9 3 250 42 410 563 133 32 133 32 173 287 327 27 3 324 26 376 603 84 6 84 6 95 156 460 55 31 2 429 53 442 863 216 28 2 3 211 28 255 369 632 76 55 14 577 62 650 1.129 368 7 2 367 5 349 136 16 4 4 132 12 118 242 163 23 163 23 191 308 213 26 213 26 246 415 209 32 1 209 31 219 362 229 35 229 35 192 358 135 30 10 5 125 25 150 265 233 4 8 2 223 4 273 453 444- 18 444- 18 449 733 528 15 10 518 15 495 837 270 47 270 47 289 485 137 20 137 20 199 290 390 . 55 2 388 55 396 644 465 49 4 460 49 3 477 775 84 2 2 2 10 72 62 125 184 6 184 5 199 271 375 36 15 2 360 34 394- 683 106

URBAN I VILLAGE

SlUNAGAR URBAN AGGLOMEltATION

Loca­ Name ofVillageJ Area of No. of No. of tion TownfWard Village in occupied House Total Population Code Hectares residen- holds­ (Including Institu­ No. lit ofTownJ tial tional &: HouselCIII Ward in HoUles Population) Literate Kml P M F M F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (13) (14)

248. MUDwar Abad 198 265 1.870 1.008 862 591 365 249. Kahan Khan 90 140 932 493 439 269 167 250. Now Pora Khuski 72 118 815 444 371 294 150 251. Abi Bucbwara 83 109 721 391 330 113 42 252. Tenge Bagh 18 34 237 124 113 54 19 253. Now Pora Bridge 68 121 895 444 451 174 138 254. Bander Bagh 43 71 515 258 257 97 52 255. Buddoo Bagh 135 176 1,231 659 572 30S 117 256. Kolli Pora Khanyar 153 213 1,589 850 739 328 186 257. Brari Nambal 34 40 340 185 155 76 44 258. Namcbibal 126 191 1,298 651 647 389 273 259. Dukani Sangeen 95 140 1,021 552· 469 284 169 260. Khankabi Moulla 284 439 2.750 1.484 1.266 774 460 261. Baba Demb 80 123 815 426 389 155 91 262. Sham, Wari 195 280 1,952 1,024 928 532 356 263. Andmasjid 44 57 395 199 196 88 75 264. Anzi Mar Khanyar 90 123 810 392 418 182 180 265. Sumakachibal (Khanyar) 59 72 582 316 266 148 85 266. Sheesh Gari Mohalla 162 222 1,579 835 744 426 250 267. Baba Nund Ganai 51 83 604 312 292 209 145 268. Gari Mujid 44 64 440 239 201 117 64 269. Kalash Pora 54 88 613 324 289 178 109 270. Chalpan Kocha 67 113 775 401 374 236 154 271. Gankhan 70 127 772 414 358 251 172 272. Qui Yar 76 107 644 349 295 252 159 273. Maqdoom Mandow 44 81 511 266 245 163 109 274. Naid Kadal 59 78 497 262 235 159 94 275. Duroon Anderwari 53 74 523 273 250 lOS 85 276. Said Wari 40 62 420 208 212 130 105 277. Dari Bal 102 166 1.210 641 569 289 203 278. Beeroon Anderwari 39 76 523 262 261 148 97 107

PR~ARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Main Worken Household IndWltry Manufacture- Other ing, Processing, Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III, IV, Worker. Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs V (b) & Marginal Non­ (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (a» VI to IX] Workers Workers -_-"-_- ~ ~..-----'----. ,--- r----"'---- 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 26 3 3 468 23 537 836 2.57 17 18 7 239 10 236 422 230 19 65 15 165 4 214 352 160 9 2 158 8 231 321 57 3 55 2 67 110 233 15 28 13 205 2 211 436 137 11 15 5 122 6 121 246 246 21 3 15 10 228 11 413 550 395 18 3 129 9 263 9 455 721 86 3 82 99 155

334 40 6 14 328 26 10 317 597

298 23 5 2 293 21 254- 446 796 50 99 4 697 46 57 688 1,159 . 221 10 17 5 204- 5 7 205 372

487 49 66 16 421 33 9 536 870 99 17 82 100 195 248 50 16 28 232 22 144- 368 132 II 15 4 117 7 184 255 397 33 48 10 349 23 438 711 156 25 8 156 17 156 267 120 3 46 74 2 2 6 117 192 156 14 156 14 168 275 201 19 26 175 19 200 355 202 18 4 198 18 212 340 167 9 2 2 165 7 182 286 152 9 14 138 9 2 60 112 176 130 II 53 7 77 4 1 132 223 129 7 41 88 7 54 144- 189 114 38 49 28 65 10 5 94 169 311 47 27 6 284 41 7 18 323 504 132 20 20 10 112 10 130 24i 108

URBAN J VILLAGE SRINAGAa URB.A.N AGGLOMBllA.TlON

Loca­ Name ofViUage/ Area of No. of No. of tion TownfWard Village in occ'!1pied House Total Population Code Hectares residen. holds. (Including IDltitu- Schedu- Schedu. No. " of Town/ tial tiona! " Houseleu led led Ward in Housel Population) Castel Tribes Literate b l ,....-----"--_____ ,---A--, ,..-'---. P M Ii' M F M F M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

279. Khwaja Bazar 59 92 593 315 278 131 104 280. Roshan Garb Mohalla 24 40 248 132 116 37 22 281. Bazar Masjid 91 134 871 461 410 221 149 282. Pandan 129 205 1,413 746 667 386 257

283. Bhori Kadal ~ ~ ~1 ~ ~ 25 19 284. Aqil Mir Khanyar 309 510 3,386 1,793 1,593 816 437 285. Gada Yar 25 49 317 175 142 95 59 286. Zarah Khana 38 65 6.12 324 288 . 218 148 287. Ganiat Menz 66 97 684 360 324- 145 74 288. Bandey Kocha 22 39 415 218 197 100 61 289. Tusi Masjid 30 38 274 160 114 78 47 290. Kalal Doori 71 114 790 411 379 195 124 291. Malik Pora 32 35 300 172 128 74 36 292. Tanki Sarai 38 61 440 226 214 114 83 293. Ma1chi~ 81 122 756 402 354 237 155 294. Waza Pora 79 121 773 436 337 163 66 295. Krala Teng 77 114 748 391 357 210 145 296. Syed K.ocha 47 85 572 295 277 155 101 297. Sheikh Mohalla 91 134 859 431 428 233 179 298. Bacha Mohalla 42 72 542 305 237 136 66 299. Sokali Pora 57 85 615 325 290 221 130 300. Maharaj Gunj (S. R. Gunj) 53 71 534 281 253 147 76 301. Budhgir 73 135 1.120 646 47. 433 217 302. Batayar 143 225 1.472 807 665 514 298 303. Rangateng 83 110 766 392 374 217 141 304. Naid Doori 25 35 294 1~ 131 50 23 305. Bulbul Lankar 155 259 1,736 904 832 .. 577 399 306. Wangan Pora 56 93 629 334 295 167 96 307. Nawa Kadal 39 62 547 281 266 114 70 308. Reabibar 99 127 909 478 431 173 89 109

PRIMARY' CENSUS ABSTRACT

'Main Workers Household Industry Manufacture­ Other 'iDg. Procelling. Workers Total Main Agricul­ servicing and [III. IV. Workers Cultivator. tural Lab­ Repairs V(b) &: Marginal Non­ (I-I}() (I) ourers (II) [V(a» VI to IX] Workers Workers r----"-----. ~ 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)

143 12 139 12 172 266 69 3 69 3 1 63 112 252 20 39 8 213 12 5 209 385 350 30 16 15 3301 15 7 396 630 30 7 7 6 23 33 51 879 31 101 17 778 14 3 914 1.559 101 If 2 01 99 10 1 74 127 131 8 4 130 4 4 193 276 158 13 2 3 156 10 202 311 89 2 89 2 129 195 79 5 , . 75 5 81 109

! 206 3 2 202 3 11 9 1M 367

76 I ' .. 76 1 96 127 103 7 6 !T1 7 123 207 213 28 16 4 1!T1 24 189 326 240 3 6 234 3 196 3301 180 13 40 01 1+0 9 8 211 336 147 11 55 5 92 6 6 148 260 235 53 +7 35 188 18 196 375 147 11 1 1+6 11 21 158 205 165 18 1 7 164- 11 4. 160 2e8 loll 9 1 140 8 140 244

227 31 226 31 f19 443

453 65 ' .. 63 18 389 f7 9 3501 591 193 19 2 191 18 199 355 75 4 2 2 73 2 88 127

512 30 17 1 495 29 392 802

171 28 15 If 156 14 163 261 157 5 1 8 3 148, 2 124 261

260 12 112 7 148 5 2 218 .... 7 110

UIUIAN I VD.LAGE

SRINAGAR URBAN AGGLOMERATION

Loca­ Name of Village/ Area of No. of No. of tion TownJWard Village in occupied House Total Population Code Hectares residen­ holds- (Including Institu­ Schedu- Schedu- No. It of Town/ tial tional It Houselesl led led Houses Population) Caltes Tribes Literate Ward in ,..-___-A. ___ -.. ,.--J..-..,,....-A--. Km' ,.---A---,. P M F M F M F M F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ell) (12) (13) (14)

309. Doom Kadal 10 16 14-8 84 64 41 20 310. Lokhri Yar 68 88 674 375 299 172 98 311. Brari Pora 113 152 1.035 571 464- 24-8 136 312. Khankahi Sokhta 132 182 1.331 703 628 423 248 313. Seki Dafar 87 161 1.0ff 547 497 268 Iff 314. Palyarbal 84 128 923 484 439 172 96 315. Kanth Paristan 66 104 719 368 351 163 96 316. sara Kadal 125 185 1.539 841 698 356 175 317. Haft Yarbal 91 135 1.210 686 524 426 2f11 318. Gasi Mohalla 73 74- 556 296 260 64 16 319. Wani Yar 15 24 217 110 107 47 21 320. Dana Maar 190 230 1.780 953 827 339 147 321. Malik Sahib 212 284 2.171 1.188 983 4-36 218 322. Latar Majid 102 145 1.075 569 506 249 102 323. Zadi Majid 113 148 1.112 586 526 261 121 324. Chandai Pora 29 40 312 176 136 48 11 325. Chandi Pora 23 32 245 117 128 21 326. Wangan Pora 83 116 919 492 4-27 95 6 327. Chrari Numba1 50 61 424 230 194 95 33 328. Noor Bagh 170 212 1.617 891 726 171 28 329. Nou Pora 67 79 54f 292 252 104 48 330. Baghwan Pora 217 301 2.439 1.306 1.133 278 38 331. Laigari Dhoori 80 94 647 341 306 78 40 332. Rachi Loon 57 69 4-73 257 216 96 49 333. Gander Pora 169 232 1.688 901 787 320 96 334. Mirjan Pora 94 119 939 517 422 206 117 335. TeDga Pora 70 106 798 4-21 377 123 73 336. Ratha Pora 219 270 2.137 1.103 1.034 392 197 337. Teng Bagh 74- 112 800 418 382 269 181 338. Tarabal 113 157 1.069 587 482 344 183 339. Khandabhawan 170 226 1.596 846 750 .. 497 293 111

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Main Workers Household Industry Manufacture­ Otber mg. Processing. Workers Total Main Agricul­ .Servicing and [III. IV• Workers· Cultivators tural Lab­ Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non­ (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V(a)) VI to IX] . Workers Workers r-'-----J'---__ 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)

40 II 13 9 26 2 3 44 SO 178 3 6 3 171 197 295 288 22 72 5 216 17 3 283 439 366 74 80 34 286 40 7 336 547 274 9 83 6 191 3 1 272 487 261 20 71 14 190 6 2 223 417 191 22 62 3 129 19 1 176 328

461 30 3 130 14 328 16 4 380 664 290 34 90 29 200 5 2 396 488 160 2 2 158 2 136 258 57 15 42 53 106 458 11 11 5 214 8 228 3 2 1 493 815 571 22 269 9 302 13 617 961 351 37 147 29 2M 8 218 465

306 8 59 2 247 6 280 518 82 2 43 39 94 134 69 43 19 7 48 128 275 18 78 6 9 56 3 132 9 217 409 123 9 8 115 9 107 184 4~7 7 10 56 31 1 340 6 1 1 453 718 165 12 12 102 7 51 4 127 239 740 ISO 2 29 80 11 629 139 32 566 951 181 23 2 3 2 1 127 50 5 6 26 154 257 114 7 113 6 143 209 475 9 2 230 243 9 426 778 252 5 94 158 5 265 417 224 7 84 5 140 2 197 370 624 61 73 47 3 241 7 307 6 479 973 190 17 7 37 4 146 13 7 30 221 335 281 19 1 32 1 248 18 1 1 305 462 439 97 9 10 25 18 405 69 1 407 652 112

URBAN I VILLAGE

SRINAGAR URBAN AGGLOMERATION

Loca­ Name of Village/ Area of No. of No. of tion TownfWard Village in occ!lpied HOUle Total Population Code Hectare. residen­ holds- (Including Imtim­ Schedu- Schedu- No. &:ofTown/ tial tional &: Houseleu led led W ...din HoUlel Population) Cutes Tribel Literate Kml ,------. ,,-_.....,,_,_, 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)

340. Gratabal 61 88 615 326 289 180 94 341. Aram Pora 109 158 1,142 611 531 199 104 342. Idgah 111 111 585 292 293 169 113 343. Said Pora 67 85 007 403 404 88 11 344. Jogi Wan 57 70 407 220 187 46 14 .. 345. Hat Bazar 45 58 366 198 168 113 55 . 346. Gulahan Mohalla 22 25 163 89 74 38 15 . 347. Rani Mohalla Kachri Mohalla 29 37 255 143 112 12 348. Ashraf MobaUa 27 39 228 127 101 12 1 349. Hatbi Khan 48 71 709 484 225 206 82 350. Ashraf Khan 63 93 746 +16 330 180 88 151. Muma Khan 155 197 1,344 719 625 421 259 352. Kathi Darwaza Chandra Peetam 63 89 636 333 303 192 121 353. Pokbri Bal 5 12 50 26 24 25 16 354. Katbi Darwaza Berooni 44 57 465 239 226 171 120 355. Khuda Pora 38 SO 421 232 189 128 48 356. Khwaja Yarbal 160 214 1,S97 833 764 384 176 357. AraID Mohalla 7 7 49 27 22 2 358. Sheikh Mohalla 38 59 431 228 203 6 2 359. Lamba Mohalla 46 74 497 263 234 101 52 360. Kata MohaUa Bat. Mohall. 54 69 446 229 217 9 + 361. Bugal Mohalla 6 9 50 26 24 1 362. Guchi Mohalla 31 46 261 143 118 10 363. Sura Teng 102 133 864 476 388 197 92 364. Khana Mohalla 12 17 97 48 49 7 11 365. Lati Mohalla 45 56 40S 225 180 10 366. Latboo Moballa Khurd 40 55 379 189 190 367. Ashraf Mohalla 28 38 258 143 115 12 1 368. Changa Mohalla 35 48 322 177 145 4- 2 369. Kachri Mohalla 36 40 286 151 135 19 370. Bata Mohalla 21 30 212 109 103 1 113

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Main Workers Household Industry Manufacture- Other iog. Processing. Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and ~I.IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs (b) & Marginal Noo- (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [Y(a» VI to IX] Workers Workers ~ r-- ,-- 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)

172 17 67 11 105 6 2 153 270 331 27 139 22 192 5 2 280 502 153 10 1 4 152 6 79 139 204 157 5 82 3 36 3 36 7 7 239 392 126 19 1 70 16 55 3 1 94 167 104 12 36 6 68 6 94 156 45 2 44- 9 44- 63 88 21 45 20 43 4 55 87 78 47 31 49 101 180 23 18 23 18 139 5 2 304 200 209 8 23 58 8 128 207 322 318 30 93 3 225 27 4 401 591 139 19 47 91 19 194 284 14 14 12 24 98 11 22 5 76 6 .141 214

~ 25 68 139 189 372 6 4 49 318 6 461 758 12 10 2 15 22 145 13 37 2 108 11 1 82 190 133 7 33 100 6 130 227 115 10 105 114 217 13 13 13 24 69 11 58 74 118 278 12 63 5 214 7 5 197 371 34 1 20 1 14 14 48 130 6 75 6 55 95 17. US· 6 135 6 M- Ist 86 2 53 33 57 113 106 7 27 4 79 3 71 138 81 25 56 3 70 132 60 2 2 2 2 25 31 16 49 85 114

URBAN I VB-LAGE

SRINAGAR URBAN AGGLOMERATION

Loca­ Name ofVillagc/ Area of No. of No. of tion TownfWard Village in occupied Houae Total Population Code Hectares residen­ holds- (Including Institu­ Schedu- Schedu- No. & of Town/ tial tional & Houaele•• led led Ward in Houae. Population) Cutel Tn"bel Literate KIn- r------, ,---"---0...., ~ P M F M F M F M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ,(11) (12) (13) (14)

371. Moghal Mohalla 35 59 415 222 193 55 21 372. Hasthel 90 90 561 285 276 31' 373. Hasthel Koli 36 50 334 184 150 19

374. Mala MohalIa 8 15 95 53 42 5 375. Bakir Mohalla 25 40 243 129 114 18 376. BaJa Mohalla 7 11 74 37 37 3 377. Kanda Mohalla 76 104 649 353 296 26 3 378. Gaai Mohalla 18 19 152 80 72 11 2 379. Haasanabad 178 210 1.973 1.044 929 438 175 380. Shabri Mohalla 48 73 526 262 264 44 2 381. Ranga Pari.tan 103 145 1.035 544 491 250 143 382. Balsi Bhat 86 134 989 544 445 273' 149 383. Cbachoo Mohalla 50 70 413 223 190 61 28 384. Chowdri Bagh 28 38 239 127 112 64 25 385. Wani Mohalla 16 18 147 74 73 6 386. Guri Mohalla 5 5 54 27 27 9 2 387. Gura Pora Abi 26 37 272 ISO 122 12 2 388. Gura Pora Kbushki 81 120 883 471 412 145 27 389. Kral Yar 18 23 173 93 80 54 37 390. Zindashah Sahib 26 41 280 154 126 80 53 391. Naid Booni 59 93 616 330 286 113 57 392. Kbawaja Pora Said Pora 105 156 1.075 556 519 208 116 393. Kocha Nidan 84 128 875 472 403 295 154 394. Mainahah Sahib Naid Yar 54 76 532 270 262 171 109 395. Diwat Wali Pora 65 101 635 343 292 220 lOB 396. Kalwal Mohalla 88 137 1.031 523 508 276 180 397. Kunda Bal 60 74 598 310 288 III 63 398. Kara Pora Khwhki 87 128 823 425 398 325 216 399. Bagdaji 60 85 496 263 233 216 139 400. Naid Yar 150 229 1.505 796 709 469 296 401. Dalkaw Pora 60 84 525 287 238 161 87 '. PRIMARY' CENSUS ABSTRACT

Main Workers Household Industry Manufacture- Other mg. Processing. Workers Total Main Agricul­ Servicing and [Ill. IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab­ Repairs V (b) & Marginal Non­ (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V

105 6 4 .9 3 92 3 117 187 154 2 38 2· 2 114 131 274 108 4 29 2 78 2 76 146 23 2 21 30 42 66 16 50 63 114 21 18 1 2 16 36 197 45 1 34 36 162 9 17 107 139 144 39 13 26 41 71 441 6 269 3 171 3 2 603 921 125 4 5 120 3 8 1 129 259 292 21 35 '11 257 10 252 469 255 17 1 30 6 225 10 289 428 108 108 114 J90 67 8 35 6 32 2 .60 104 41 15 26 33 72 16 16 II 27 86 3 39 47 3 64 119 219 20 107 18 112 2 9 6 243 386 40 7 33 53 79 71 7 5 2 66 5 1 83 118 187 41 '.96 26 91 15 143 245 264 32 7 7 31 13 226 12 9 6 283 481 200 24 1 6 5 193 19 272 379 135 5 22 113 5 1 135 256 196 16 73 9 123 7 147 276 237 9 8 4 49 1 176 8 2 286 497 157 23 28 6 129 17 153 265 200 37 199 37 225 361 133 28 6 127 28 130 205 4O1_ 87 66 40 335 47 4 12 391 610 148 11 2 57 9 89 2 139 227 116

'OIUIAN I 'VILLA.GB

IRINAGAll 'DIUI.AN AGGLOMBRATION

Loc.... Name of Vi1Jaae/ Area of No. of No. of tion To_/Wud ViUaae in occupied HoUle Total Population Code Hectares reeideD· bold.- (lDcluding laati... 8claedu- Sc:hedq. No. a: of Town/ tial tiODal &: Houeelcu led led Ward in HouIeI Population) . Caata Tribet Literate Em' ~...--.... 4 ------.PM F ,MFMF 'M F (1) (2) (3) (+) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (II) (12) (13) (1+)

402. Mala Pora 66 86 557 303 254 126 56 403. Barraw Mohalla 19 .19 188 101 87 5 404. Bagwan Mohalla 11 16 118 57 61 7 2 405. Pad Budhar 23 32 1M 101 93 8 2 406. Anchari MohaUa 14 20 149 78 71 11 2 407. Ledoo Moha1la 21 21 115 62 53 1 408. Jala Mohalla 21 21 146 7+ 72 8 . 409. Chopan Mohalla 6 1+ III 58 53 9 . 410. Gopl Mohalla 24 33 190 100 90 2 1 411. Gada Mohalla 20 20 114 53 61 3 1 412. Badi Bar 23 ·34 216 122 91 8 413. Koli Mohalla 32 49 334 182 152 ,. 34 414. Joo Mohalla 13 16 90 45 45 4 415. Khan Mohalla Shabri 10 38 239 122 117 13 5 416. Zaroo MohaUa 12 16 105 60 45 3 417. Chowdri Bagh ·11 11 65 35 30 31 16 418. Mir Mohalla Zaildar 56 56 f22 2+1 181 36 16 419. KeDi Mohalla 46 78 ...3 229 214 129 89 420. Chowdri Gur Pora 26 36 258 140 118 6 5 421. Nanda Pora 16 22 121 70 51 5 1 422. Kain :Kalhi 101 131 788 427 361 6 423. Moti Yar 153 187 1.172 620 552 460 276 424. Khar·Mohaila 6 18 134 66 68 21 12 425. Bata Pora. Khurd 13 19 us 67 68 3 426. KraJyar 122 179 1.075 550 525 375 245

4Z1. Menpn Mohalla 3~ 62 453 240 213 68 36 428. Bashi Jogi Lanker 212 303 1.801 899 902 637 4+2 . 429. Ghathi Jogi Lanker 80 141 886 466 420 247 145 430. Pandit Pora 21 23 207 103 104 57 16 431. Abi Kara Pora 96 152 1.065 562 503 91 8 432. Dug Mohalla 41 55 737 373 3M 129 28 117

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

MaiD Workers HoUJehoid Industry Manufacture- Other ing. Proce:::r' Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing £{lI. IV. Workers . Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs (b) lit Marginal Non- (I-IX) (I) ouren (II) [V (a>l VI to IX] Workers Worker. r- M F M F M F M F M F M F M F (15) (16) (17) (IS) (19) (20) (21) (22) (2]) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28)

162 11 19 7 143 4 141 243 44 3 9 3 35 10 11 47 73 29 I 8 21 28 59 5P I 29 5 16 51 92 42 7 35 2 36 69 35 3. Xl 53 35 3 1 5 29 2 39 68 34- I ] 29 24 53 48 2 48 2 S 22 44- 66 32 S 24 16 21 45 74- 2 2 1 72 I 2 21 46 71 94 15 4 6 90 9 88 137 29 4 29 4 16 41 74- 16 58 48 117 34 15 19 26 45 15 2 15 2 2 20 26 118 7 3 80 • 38 2 3 121 171 126 19 46 S 80 11 103 195 78 44 3. 62 US 50 4 35 3 15 I 12 19 35 247 32 2 71 32 174 25 179 3M 308 36 2 7 2 301 32 312 515 ]5 2 10 . 1 25 I 1 31 65 46 1 5 41 21 .fj1 258 50 5 2 253 48 292 475 126 9 29 2 97 7 114 204 443 78 28 14 415 64 I • 455 820 241 3~. 8 9 233 26 225 385 47 1 12 .. 35 1 56 103 264 29 38 20 226 9 7 297 467 128 3 39 1 89 2 245 361 118

UIUIAN / VILLAGE

S_!NAGAR URBAN AGGLOMERATION

Loca­ Name of Village/ Area of No. of No. of tion TownJWard Village in occupied House Total Population Code Hectares residen­ holds- (Including Institu­ Schedu- Schedu- No. Be of Town/ tial tional Be Houselell led led Ward in Housel Population) Castes Tribea Literate Km· r-----_,._---~ --"...... ,.- ~ P M F M F M F M F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (IO) (11) (12) (13) (14)

433. Now Pora 112 146 1.079 589 490 232 128 434. Now Pora Abi 369 429 3.151 1.729 1.422 260 82 435. Doulat Abad (R Be L) 156 206 1.564 869 695 433 231 436. Baghi Miskeen 25 44 516 212 304 88 92

437. ~alief Pora 60 114 759 415 344 211 113 438. Bagb-i-Roop Singh 37 47 325 170 155 30 4 439. Rei Teng 85 120 917 493 424 213 120 440. Tengb Moballa 45 52 387 202 185 122 80 441. Hazari Bazar 105 167 1.146 607 539 345 210 442. Roza Bal 62 98 718 379 339 194 108 443. Mir Masjid 173 242 1.659 889 770 383 250 444. Rada Pora 28 37 260 144 116 58 40 445. Aram Masjid 116 143 1.230 651 579 260 146 446. Hamambal 101 153 1.019 519 500 229 186 447. Kaka Moballa 62 78 608 316 292 50 18 448. Saida Pora (Nowbata) 61 88 649 347 302 131 101 449. Rosban Gbar Mohalla 45 70 516 279 237 119 91 450. Mir Mohalla Mallarata 64 100 759 385 374 164 135 451. Sham Pora 52 72 687 407 280 .. 176 82 452. Mir Mohalla 132 160 1.263 674 589 364 210 453. TujgariMohaUa 69 95 583 322 261 66 14 454. Sikender Pora 40 61 371 205 166 70 18 455. Sara! Kadal 44 59 426 226 200 123 80 456. Kili Masjid 45 62 398 215 183 118 88 457. Malik Sahib 95 128 952 505 447 260 151 458. Rausa Hamam 74 112 832 464 368 247 129 459. Peer HaJi Mohd. Sahib 68 101 668 353 315 173 112 460. TaDki Mohalla 43 55 382 230 152 70 37 461. Mala Pora 32 62 441 231 210 111 70 462. Khawaja Bazar 152 217 1.618 851 767 397 260 463. Gaoi Mohalla 42 60 395 214 181 96 63 119

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Main Workers Household Industry Manufacture­ Other ing. Processing. Workers Total Main Agricul­ Servicing and [III. IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab­ Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non­ (I-IX) > (I) ourers (II) [Y(a)) VI to IX] Workers Workers ,....------A-- ,-._-----...___--- M F M F M F M F M F ~ F M F (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28)

325 24 58 10 267 14 7 264 459 910 8 17 6 879 1 5 3 814 1.418 409 18 85 5 324 13 460 677 101 105 22 79 105 111 199 196 13 30 166 12 2 217 331 76 76 94 155 222 18 38 5 1M 13 271 406 M 2 24 60 2 118 182 341 20 2 113 9 226 11 266 519 185 9 43 6 142 3 194 330 482 52 54 23 427 29 6 4()7 712 53 16 37 91 116 300 17 2 71 5 227 12 6 351 556 287 4 130 157 3 2 232 494- 185 19 85 16 100 3 131 273 194 10 52 6 141 4 153 291 155 56 99 124 236 215 14 14 201 13 170 360 199 7 34 2 165 5 7 207 266 365 18 11 3 354 15 1 2 308 569 154 9 48 6 106 3 2 4 166 248 1M 30 24 30 80 3 101 133 111 9 11 1 100 8 115 191 121 30 9 19 112 11 1 3 93 ISO 262 3 63 199 3 243 443 219 4- 8 211 4 245 363 163 22 8 6 155 16 190 292 125' 11 6 5 119 6 2 105 139 108 10 108 10 123 200 427 31 76 14 351 17 27 424 709 113 12 6 107 12 101 169 120

11RBAN I VILLAGE

SRINAGAR URBA.N AGGLOMD.A.TlON

L0ca­ Name of ViJ.J.qe/ Area of No. of No. of tion TOWDfWard Village in occupied House Total Population Code HectarCi reliden­ holds- (Including Institu­ Scbedu- Schedu- No. & of ToWD/ tial tional &. HouselCII led led Ward in Housea Population) Castel Tribel Literate Km· p P M P M '__'~~MP M P (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)(10) (11)(12) (13) (14)

464. Jildgar MobaDa 37 57 376 202 174 97 70 465. Q.utub Din Pora (Nowbatta) 30 63 489 258 231 73 27 466. Baha--ud-Din Sahib 52 77 529 299 230 146 90 467. Kadi Kadal 57 93 765 416 349 264 154 468. ChUDda Pora 53 83 735 396 339 160 94 469. TiJwan Doori 17 32 250 138 112 73 34 470. Jamia Mujid 59 75 556 288 268 140 90 471. Namdasaz MohalJa 43 58 412 216 196 99 48 472. Jabgeri Pora 52 90 625 332 293 170 130 473. Bachi D_ 131 143 895 ..71 ..24- 75 28 474. Kainagar Pora 49 91 598 325 273 176 125 475. Mala Khah 8 16 139 70 69 20 2 476. Hab Bazar 47 65 . 424 222 202 106 66 477 • Saif-u-Din Pora 96 115 790 407 383 225 158 . 478. Matfidoom Sahib 97 134 870 470 400. 313 203 479. Devi Angan (Karl Parbat) '106 127 758 398 360 206 132 . 480. Sangeen Darwaza 37 46 385 201 184 118 101 481. Kani Dewar 80 106 729 361 368 147 100 . 482. Tula Wari 41 55 392 215 177 114' 68

. 483. Gojwara (R&:L) 120 173 1.144 61.. 530 339 206 484. Doom Pora 32 40 278 156 122 38 23 485. Akhoon Sahib 33 52 348 192 156 127 86 . 486. Masbale Mohalla 130 164 1;023 580 443 241 102 487. MugaI Mujid 49 '75 547 294 253 107' 73 488. Rajoori Kadal 55 .69 453 236 217 120 93 489. Rania Mujid 46 80 538 286 252 97 65 400. Bat Piora (Peth Pora) 45 84 510 268 242 104 43 491. Surnai Mohalla 59 83 572 295 277 115 67 492. Teergari Pora 47 76 491 255 236 103 75 493. Kawdara 96 136 1.041 551 490 221 112 494. Wanta Pora 81 99 862 465 397 .. 145 42 121

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Main Workers Household Industry Manufacture­ Other mg. Proce88ing. Workers Total Main Agricul­ Servicing and [III. IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab­ Repairs V(b) & Marginal Non­ (I-I}() (I) ourers (II) [V(a» VI to I}(] Workers Workers --""'_--.. r-----"-----. r-"'-----J'-----. 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)

98 19 10 7 88 12 104 155 131 25 Sf 24 67 127 205 129 7 1 35 2 93 5 170 223 217 20 11 8 206 12 37 199 292 190 47 78 44- 112 3 7 206 285 66 22 43 72 III 126 3 126 3 162 265 115 115 1 101 195 195 24 16 16 179 8 18 137 251 266 30 26 4 240 26 I 204 394 163 17 73 7 90 10 2 162 254 34 3 33 2 36 66 III 9 2 109 9 III 193 221 28 28 7 193 21 186 355 230 31 31 4 199 27 240 369 178 13 14 3 164 10 220 347 89 12 8 4 81 8 112 172 195 10 195 10 1 3 165 355 93 4 92 3 122 173 307 10 63 4 244- 6 6 5 301 515 97 5 17 3 80 2 13 59 104 119 9 2 118 7 73 147 322 43 195 36 126 7 258 400 167 9 109 58 8 127 244- 125 15 22 12 103 3 III 202 144- 8 73 6 71 2 142 244- 137 3 4 97 3 36 131 239 153 14 44- 11 109 3 2 2 140 261 173 15 27 13 146 2 70 82 151 284 2 26 257 2 1 100 266 388 250 67 9 11 241 56 215 330 122

URBAN I VILLAGE

IRINAGAR URBAN AGGLOMBRA'1'ION

Loca­ Name of Village/ Area of No. of No. of tion Town/Ward Village in occupied House Total Population Code Hectares residen­ holds- (Including Institu­ Schedu- Schedu- No. Bt of Town/ tial tional Bt Houseless led led Ward in Houses Population) Castel Tribe. Literate Km' ,....-___-"- __ - ...... ~ ...... ~ P M F M F M F M F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

495. Hawal (LBtR) 101 132 997 536 461 274 155 496. Krala Pora 13 14 82 46 36 7 497. Narwara 154 172 1.223 632 591 313 213 498. Dali Pora 119 171 1,187 624 563 189 104 499. Syed Sahib 66 110 795 406 389 129 56 500. Makar Pora 87 131 1,087 586 SOl 80 21

SOl. Mala Pora 46 fjl 556 304 252 135 68 502. Khaiwan 52 68 546 272 274 121 65 S03. Danger Pora 93 134 930 508 422 196 119

504. Yachh Apora 81 96 723 403 320 178 75 505. Mureed Pora 45 52 384 209 175 57 26 506. Sazgari Pora 71 128 9SO 526 424 222 126 507. Danger Teng 43 52 355 185 170 58 24 508. Jafar Bagh 54 77 514 279 235 174 69 509. Gasi Yar 47 65 436 239 197 115 48 510. Nabdi Pora 89 100 762 3M 368 201 119 511. Kocha Syed Sahib (Sawal) 34- 37 256 136 120 64 51 512. Shala Bagh 74 93 739 393 346 152 44 513. Keth Maidan 145 204 1,505 789 716 303 137 514. Khuahal Sar 94 139 1,330 696 634 211 73 515. Zadi Bal 64 90 845 413 432 172 110 516. Alamgari Bazar (RBtL) 136 138 988 513 475 281 196 517. Gazi Doori 70 73 513 294 219 141 62 518. Dooni Pora 45 56 408 219 189 89 48 519. Ganai Doori 71 88 651 333 318 118 48 520. Syed Afzal 53 71 539 288 251 113 64 521. Gili Kadal 55 62 492 272 220 ,. III 33 522. Naid Doori 46 52 412 227 185 89 48 523. Kala Mohalla 54 64 446 214 232 109 82 524. bota IC.adal Colony 191 217 1,535 802 733 566 398

525. Guta Pora 59 72 515 261 254 97 76 123

PRIMA1lY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Main Workera Household Industry Manufacture­ Other ing. Procelling. Workers Total Main Agricul­ ServiciDg and rill. IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab­ Repairs "V(b) & Mar' I Non­ (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [Yea)) VI to IX] Wore ,-__---J'--Workers __ .... .--_.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)

286 16 121 8 165 8 2SO 445 28 4 20 4 8 18 32 371 21 65 12 306 9 261 570 320 8 59 3 261 5 1 10 303 545 207 3 72 135 3 199 386 286 16 50 220 300 SOl 143 9 48 4 93 5 19 15 142 228 135 2 5 78 52 2 137 272 246 24 2 5 17 6 224 16 39 60 223 338 185 17 6 5 18 161 10 3 23 215 280 107 4 29 2 78 2 102 171 274 9 99 3 175 6 5 251 410 92 3 30 62 3 93 167. 146 31 6 81 29 59 2 133 204 127 5 3 89 4 35 112 192 191 II 12 2 179 9 203 356 76 9 36 6 40 3 60 III 156 5 III 45 5 237 ·341 340 12 63 277 12 449 703 311 17 16 81 14 214 3 385 617 179 7 95 7 84 4 21 230 404 264 29 86 22 178 7 28 249 418 126 2 4 60 62 2 168 217 95 46 49 I 124 187 167 12 5 77 1 85 11 3 15 163 291 158 7 6 77 3 75 4 130 243

118 52 66 154 220 130 12 26 104 11 3 rn 170 108 15 33 8 75 7 5 14 101 203 388 32 5 3 383 29 1 414 700 157 11 86 3 71 8 2 4: 102 239 124

UIUIAN I VILLAGE

SalNAGAR U1UIAN AGGLOMBRATION

Loca­ Name of Village/ Are. of No. of Nooof tion TownfWard ViUagc iD occupied House Total PopulatioD Code Hectares RaideD- bold&­ (Including Institu­ Scbedu- Schedu- No. " of Town/ tial tiODal " Houseleaa led led Ward in Houses PopulatioD) Cute. Tribes Literate KID' _---....A----. __.A.."___'__ ~_.... __ P 1\4 F 1\4 F 1\4 F 1\4 F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

526. Shri Bhat 82 85 648 318 330 165 114 527. Nari Bal 60 70 538 273 265 126 77 528. Zari Pora (Zoom Mar) 37 54 326 169 157 90 53 529. Tenga Pora (Zooni Mar) 122 177 1.298 736 562 250 91 530. Bota KadaI 68 94 637 345 292 160 83 531. Pokhri Bal (Bota KacIal) 39 41 242 131 111 68 34 532. Adalat Masjid 82 106 827 433 394 245 154 533. Zahid Pora 58 66 531 282 249 144 103 534. Madin Sahib 100 133 1.038 532 506 256 124 535. Kalnat Pora 45 59 389 222 167 139 90 536. Amda KadaI 60 72 563 309 2M 137 61 537. Behrar 22 22 166 91 75 32 15

538. Lipar Hospital ~ 169 81 34 3 539. Baghwan Pora 118 126 1.014 554 460 277 99 540. Kachilachi Pora 59 71 550 293 257 108 45 541. Suder Sal (Welt) 136 172 1.246 659 587 347 143 542. Suder Sal (Eut) 55 56 445 255 190 128 62 543. Aram Pora 144 161 1.192 596 596 239 128 544. Bola Shah Mohalla 189 237 1.659 891 768 436 261 545. Lal Bazar 221 245 1.727 934 793 585 369 546. Makhdoom Pora 62 84 654 360 294 133 60 547. Kagazsari Mohalla 36 48 324 174 150 108 57 548. Lakhri Pora 70 80 627 331 296 206 123 549. Khwaja Pora 136 176 1.304 706 598 337 184 550. Mandi Bal 157 208 1.368 731 637 340 185

551. ~ Pora 43 43 295 156 139 93 51 .552. Degdar Bar 52 66 442 250 192 91 47 553. Balak Pora 40 55 346 183 163 99 59 554-. Baba Pora 67 72 522 292 230 119 66 555. ChbaDe Mohalla 67 84 7f1l 376 331 133 69 356. Nalabal (Ll 90 III 804 435 369 123 46 125

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Main Workers Household Industry Manufacture- Other mg. Processing. Workers Total Main Agricul­ Servicing and [III. IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab­ Repairs V (b) &: Marginal Non­ (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (a)) VI to IX] Workers Workers r--"""---. ~ r--' ,----"---- M F M F M J! M F M F M F M F (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28)

165 10 16 149 10 153 320 147 32 42 23 105 9 126 233 84 3 68 16 3 85 154 351 6 233 5 118 I 3 385 553 200 14 78 6 122 8 18 145 260 75 7 53 2 22 5 64- 56 40 231 16 40 4 191 12 4 5 198 373 156 33 12 8 143 25 4 125 212 265 8 128 6 137 2 3 266 495 134 28 46 13 88 15 12 88 127 176 9 110 2 66 7 6 133 239 44 2 23 2 21 47 73 2 2 167 81 283 9 149 4 134 5 2 271 449 132 9 45 4 87 5 2 161 246

340 74 4 4 7 182 69 147 I 73 318 440 115 9 115 9 140 181 282 24 175 16 106 8 314 571 445 32 20 19 130 3 276 29 446 736 417 48 143 11 273 37 516 745 161 14 57 6 104 8 199 280 81 4 29 52 4 93 146 154 8 21 133 B 177 288 323 35 129 24 194 II 3 5 380 558 371 18 14 5 357 13 360 619 85 34 51 71 138 120 5 56 5 64 21 130 166 102 5 8 3 94 2 4 81 154 136 7 57 5 79 2 16 156 207 188 13 2 7 186 6 188 318 215 13 94 10 121 3 220 356 126

'VBBAN J VILLAGE

SRINAGAR V1UIAN AGGLOMERATION

Loca­ Name of Village/ Area of No. of No. of tion Town/Ward Village in occupied House Total Population Code Hectares residen­ holds- (Including Institu­ Schedu- Schedu- No. at of Town/ tial tional &: Houseless led led Ward in Houses Population) Castes Tribes Literate Kml r---___."----.... .--"--. ~ P M F M F M F M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

557. pazwaJ Pora 49 57 483 266 217 107 48 558. Kokar Bagh 53 63 544 292 252 69 24 559. Bohlochi Pora 79 87 708 368 340 163 83 560. Anchar (Said Pora) 173 198 1.424 736 688 164 92 561. Vecbar Nag 87 104 753 389 364 214 125 562. Mukhta Pukbri 44 53 406 213 193 49 18 563. NoWlhehra 59 73 567 313 254 143 59 564. Wonta Bhawan (L) 215 229 1.823 987 836 446 211 565. Wonta Bhawan (R)· 48 67 450 235 215 124 66 566. Soura(Left) 296 422 3.254 1.798 1.456 635 313 567. Soura (Right) 299 390 2.445 1,460 985 560 290 568. Shawl Bof Mohalla 94 114 1,022 527 495 62 16 569. Hanji Mohalla (Soura (L) 137 165 1,358 690 668 69 12 570. Bucbpora (H. Colony)· 267 303 2.117 1.171 946 766 496 571. Bucb Pora 148 163 1,082 557 525 189 85 572. Umbar Her. 162 181 1,353 733 620 154 83 573. Bander Bagh. 109 115 781 430 351 93 37 574. Pandach· 187 226 1,786 918 868 259 54 575. NagbaJ Junction 32 37 277 151 126 50 5 576. Buser Bugh- 96 102 793 446 347 78 11 577. Now Bugh 53 62 578 304 274 59 6 578. Gulab Bagh· 120 140 1,046 556 490 216 111 579. KhaI Mula· 2 6 30 14 16 1 580. Bakra- 132 144 1.031 532 499 49 4

581. Shvbi~· 54 88 668 357 311 70 13 582. War" Pahu. 35 45 389 204 185 62 19 583. Rakhi - Zakur- 33 33 180 108 72 46 27 584. Devi Pur- 35 40 292 163 129 18 585. Zukur· 179 241 1.713 1,012 701 4 384 123 586. Alai Bagh- 80 93 679 375 304 153 81 587. Bagb-i-Raja Ram Singh- 3 5 10 10 1 - Constitutes Srinagar M. C. Portion under Ganderbal Tehsi1. 127

PR.IMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Main Workers HoUlChold Industry Manufacture- Other iog. Processing. Workers Total Main Agricul- Servicing and [III. IV. Workers Cultivators tura) Lab- Repairs V (b) lit Marginal NOD­ Workers Workers (I-IX) (I) ourer. (II) [V (a)) VI to IX] r----..__----. ~ '--M-.A---F~~~~ M F M F (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28)

132 10 93 10 39 134 207 145 2 129 16 1 2 147 248 181 12 lOS 6 76 6 187 328 364 12 9 14 162 5 179 7 372 676 19 21 2 183 17 185 345 100 9 6 5 94- 4 113 184- 146 23 41 19 105 4: 167 231 448 38 17 9 174 29 248 9 33 539 765 98 16 2 21 8 75 8 2 137 197 889 64 18 364- 31 507 33 6 909 1.386 872 97 2 3 92 14 775 83 588 887 281 46 .26 13 197 41 45 5 13 3 233 446 398 13 20 4 249 98 8 31 2 106 290 549 592 58 60 19 532 39 2 579 886 296 40 49 2 11 8 131 17 lOS 13 7 73 254- 412 362 15 74 35 18 3 235 11 371 604- 230 18 69 5 20 56 2 85 11 200 333 498 18 212 2 23 42 8 221 8 4- 487 416 363 91 13 51 10 22 3 18 2 53 58 60 263 113 105 90 33 10 72 10 53 3 183 234 174 11 76 34- 6 52 4 12 41 130 222 268 10 193 2 19 3 5 53 2 3 5 285 475 8 1 1 1 1 6 1 6 14 315 274 5 9 27 26 298 191 201 215 5 149 4 64- 142 306 94- 11 48 5 3 15 6 28 2 28 lOS 146 55 13 5 47 43 71 98 3 4:7 28 3 23 55 126 563 39 213 23 3 84 2 263 14 2 448 660 189 31 2 2 17 8 170 21 10 186 263 tl 8 2 128

URBAN I VILLAGE

SRINAGAR URBAN AGGLOMERATION

Loca­ Name of Village/ Area of No. of No. of tion TownfWard Village in occ'!'Pied House Total Population Code Hectares residen­ holds- (Including Institu­ Scbedu- Schedu- No. It of Town/ tial tional It Houseleu led led Ward in HOUIes Population) Castes Tribes Literate Em· r------A----. ~-...._,...., ~ P M F M F M F M F (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (II) (12) (13) (14)

588. Bagati Shuroo 141 155 1.159 628 531 249 76 589. Naseem Bagh 31 31 !11 68 29 62 21 590. Habak 205 239 1.861 962 899 277 92 591. Said Pora Hamchi. 92 107 895 452 443 136 45 592. Wari Hom (Pain) 35 40 338 179 159 13 5 593. Bat Pur 185 208 1.571 813 758 196 25

594. G88IIU 77 100 667 361 306 49 13 595. Mala Bagb'!' 161 171 1.389 747 642 274 86 596. Vender Hom 21 21 158 83 75 18 2 5!11. Burza Hom 12 17 160 81 79 47 15 598. Danya Hom 147 177 1.202 641 561 132 16 599. Gund Teilbal 23 169 89 80 2 600. Teil - BaI 215 301 2.082 1.120 962 356 89 601. Gow Marg 24 24 152 79 73 2 2 602. Habak Humarhier 328 398 2.688 1.413 1.275 63 603. Bud - Dal 26 34 282 155 127 2 604. Hazrat Ba1 437 656 5.374 3.306 2.068 1.885 560 605. Nigeea Bagb 69 72 530 291 239 141 68 606. Ashahi Bagh 78 88 604 328 276 90 31 607. Chak Sudara Bal 59 59 370 203 167 19 2 608. Zail Dar Mohalla 56 66 426 247 179 56 7 609. Beg Mohalla 19 25 209 101 108 7

610. Said Kadal 8 8 67 34 33 8 4 611. Kander Mohalla 52 58 419 225 194 47 16 612. Cbowdri Mohalla 17 19 150 75 75 7 613. Kali Mahalia 8 II 79 41 38 614. Nagi Moballa 3 3 32 19 13 1 615. Sofi Mohalla 76 84 701 392 309 27 616. Tbaba Moballa 10 10 88 43 45 617. Sultan Mohalla 61 77 550 292 258 10 2 618. Ancbar Mohalla 9 15 124 70 54 9 2 • Constitutes Srinagar M. C. Portion under Ganderbal Tebsil. 129

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Main Workers Household Industry Manutiu:ture­ Other ins. ProceBBing. Workers Total Main Agricul­ Servicing uui [III. IV. Workers Cultivators tUral Lab­ Repairs 'V (b) 8t Marginal Non­ (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (a)l VI to IX] Workers Worker. r---..A._-...... 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)

307 63 118 58 41 2 32 116 3 3 19 318 449 40 4 40 4 28 25 464 34 74 84 44- 6 262 28 498 864 217 12 79 9 56 6 73 6 17 104 218 327 105 6 69 3 6 23 3 7 6 86 68 67

455 15 121 35 192 13 107 2 4 29 354 714 220 8 113 5 3 10 2 94 6 141 292 365 40 183 14 41 4 25 16 116 6 7 106 375 496 43 4 16 25 3 1 2 38 71 45 38 3 32 24 6 18 1 4 35 37 386 71 4 40 7 308 30 67 1 7 120 248 370 48 2 34 7 5 41 80 611 38 73 43 382 38 113 30 210 479 714 45 5 30 8 5 7 34 ·68 730 60 245 301 55 7 129 53 70 8 613 1.207 68 34 34 19 68 127 1,374 119 16 62 J93 16 1.103 103 1.932 1.949 126 7 6 2 117 7 3 162 232 210 30 81 20 129 10 118 246 101 54 42 10 59 44- 102 113

129 48 60 43 69 5 3 38 115 93 59 5 26 33 5 42 102 18 1 7 11 1 16 32 109 36 56 34· 53 2 2 68 114 90 53 1 38 1 15 22 74 26 15 25 15 15 23 14 7 7 5 12 261 1 42 1 219 131 308 23 6 9 5 14 20 39 147 58 113 50 34 8 145 200 19 2 17 3 9 48 45 130

UlUIAN I VILLAGE

SRINAGAR URBAN AGGLOMERATION

Loca­ Name of VillageI Area of No. of No. of tion TownfWard Village in occ~pied House Total Population Code Hectare. reSIden­ holds- (Including Institu­ Sc:hedu- Sc:hedu- No. &: ofTownl tial tional &: Houseleu led Jed , Ward in Houses Population) Castel Tribes Literate KIn' r-...... -- ...... 'r---~~~ P M F M F M F M F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) , (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

619. Haja Mohalla 19 19 158 83 75 6 2

620. Tilah Mohalla ~ 69 453 259 194- 8 621. Bara,Mohalla 19 19 129 64 65 2 ,622. Moti,Mohalla (Kalan) 153 153 1.257 646 611 49 II 623. Rani'Mohalla 32 36 232 121 III 23 3 .6?4. Tikia Lal Shah 41 41 263 146 117 5 Boat, Popalad_ 625. Gagribal to Dalgate 149 149 1.165 643 522 218 33 626. Interior Locket Dal (Kotarkhan) 138 139 1.265 784- 481 171 12 627. Interior Bud Dal (~ratbal) 77 77 432 212 220 628. Telbal Ghat to Hazratbal Ghat 5 5 21 18 9 7 2 629. Hazratbal Ghat to Ashaibagh Ghat 16 16 92 50 42 29 7 630. Alhai ;Bagh Bridge to Debrar Ghat 109 109 850 490 360 235 49 631. Bebrar Ghat to Naidyar Bridge (L) 43 43 261 132 129 2 632. Bebrar Ghat to Naidyar Bridge (R) 21 21 170 81 89 7 633. Naidyar Bridge to Nowpora Bridge (L) 14 14 69 34 35 5 634. Naidyar Bridge to Now Pora Bridge (R) 42 42 249 134 115 23 4 635. Now 1"0ra Bridge to Babdemb (L) 29 29 129 69 60 I 636. Now Pora Bridge to Babdemb (R.) 59 59 350 184- 166 2 637. Gawkadal Bridge to Barbar Shah Bridge (L) 33 42 226 118 108 5 638. Gaw~ Bridge to Barbar Shah Bridge (R.) 81 81 465 252 213 26 11

639. Barbar Shah Bridge to Khon Khan (L) 144 145 814 447 3~ 60 8 640. Bar~r Shah Baidge to Khon Khan (Rl 112 112 601 318 283 9 2 641. Khon,Khan to Lock Gate Zero Bridge (L) 92 92 634 324 310 14 642. Khon Khan to Lock Gate Zero Bridge (R) 146 148 889 461 428 25 9 643. Lujan Ghat to Zero Bridge (L) 70 70 457 252 205 47 11 644. Lujan Ghat to Zero Bridge (R) 107 107 657 365 292 81 12 645. Zero Bridge to old Amirakadal (L) 115 115 688 407 281 73 10 646. Zero: Bridge to Old Amirakadal (R) 103 110 769 428 341 118 30 647. Old Amirakadal to Habalwfal(L) 139 139 815 476 399 54 7 648. Old Amirakadal to Habakadal (R) 194 196 1.131 607 524 57 14 649. Habakadal to Zainakadal (L) 36 38 235 137 98 9 3 131

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Main Workers HoUleb.old Industry Manufacture- Other ing. Proceuing. Worken Total Main Agrieul- Servicing and £{ll. IV. Workers Cultivators tura! Lab- Repairs (b) & Marginal Non- , (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V(a)) VI to IX] Workerl Workers ~ r- M F M F M F M' F M F M F M F (IS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28)

42 3 23 3 19 41 71 93 14 26 53 11 59 155 135 42 30 7 30 35 22 35 325 11 2 24 8 299 3 132 321 468 49 9 40 8 72 103 90 31 18 11 72 20 56 86

363 9 353 1 280 521 513 513 1 271 480 104 68 104 68 108 152 6 4 6 4 12 5 20 20 30 42 231 231 259 360 69 69 63 129 39 39 42 89 18 17 16 35 76 7 4 7 72 58 108 33 33 36 60 97 2 97 2 87 164- 66, 66 52 108 120 120 1 132 212 257 2 257 2 190 365 129 129 3 189 280 184 .'. 184 140 310 179 .. 179 282 428 143 5 143 5 109 200 193 193 172 292 193 193 214 281 236 6 1 236 5 2 192 333 274 2 I 274- 1 202 397 357 2 357 2 250 522 67 67 70 98 132

URBAN J VILLAGE

SBINAGAB URBAN AGGLOMElU.TlON

Loca­ Name oCVillage/ Area of No. of No.oC tion Town/Ward Village in oc~pied HoUle Total Population Code Hectare. re'lden­ bolds- (Including IJ;1stitu­ Scbedu- Schedu- No. &; ofTownl tial tional &; HOUleIc:as led led Wardiu HoUles Population) Cutes Tribes Literate Km' r----..J'o.---'"' .-_...... ",..-A---, P M F M F M F M F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

650. Habakadal to Zainakadal (R) 104 104 636 341 295 47 8 651. Zainakadal to Safakadal (L) 51 52 314 165 149 3 652. Zainakadal to Safakadal (R) 97 97 581 330 251 11 653. Safakadal to Veer (L) 52 52 299 163 136 10 654. SaCakadal to Veer (R) 80 80 476 255 221 7 655. Veer to Shalateng Ghat (L) 128 128 754 407 347 6 656. Veer to Shalateng Ghat (R) 102 102 576 310 266 .. 7

657. Gulab Bagb Nallah to Syed Mamoor (R &: L) 102 10~ 605 332 273 5 658. Gulab Bagb Nallah (Tenld Kadal) to 81 81 468 255 213 7 Syed Mansoor (R) 659. Syed Mansoor BrIdge to 12 12 70 35 35 10 Shah MohKlla Bridge (L) 660. Syed Mansoor 'Brid,e to 21 21 125 65 60 7 2 Shah Mohalla Bridge (R) 661. Shah Mohalla Bridge to Chattabal Bridge (L) 48 49 256 143 113 4 , 1 662. Shah Mohalla Bridge to Cbattabal Bridge (It) 29 29 156 82 14 6 1 663. Syed Mansoor (Haji Rather Sum) to 20 20 119 65 54 6 2 Nawab Bazar Bridge (L) 664. Syed Mansoor (Haji Rather Sum) to 23 23 151 84 67 8 1 Nawab Bazar Bridge (It) 665. Nawab Bazar Bridge to Watal Kadal Bridge (L) 37 37 201 102 99 8 666. Nawab Bazar Bridge to Watal Kadal Bridge (It) 60 60 312 186 126 16 3 667. Syed Pora Zoonimar to ADchar Sar (L&;R) 5 5 28 19 9 668. Anchar Sar to Bebrar via Nallah Butakadal 2 2 19 6 13 (Amir Khan Nallah) Out-tfA"OWtlua : 205 300 2,274 1.315 959 527 84 Pant Chowk 1.87 x.ml J34 205 1.622 9Q 655 459 69 Parim Pora N.A. 30 34 224 117 107 22 8 Said Pora Achhan 1.34Kml 41 61 428 231 197 46 7

3/111. Badami Bagb Cantonment 4.23 Kml 1,551 2,074 11,227 5,822 5.405 13 M 3.511 2.572 1. Batwara Bala .49 201 1.248 696 552 409 1&1 2. Batwara Pain 104 156 !116 517 4S9 234 145 3. Banglow Area Sonwar 55 86 485 261 224 184 156 4. Yattoo 68 94- 620 345 275 193 123 5. Shiv Pora Ram MUDJhi Bagb 78 88 418 209 209 161 157 6. PaiaPora Ui5 320 1.834 1.023 811 626 313 7. Sonwar 227 296 2.061 1.113 948 13 24 620 359 8. Badami Bagh 418 453 1.4tr1 566 901 346 553 133

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Main Worken HoUBehold Industry Manufacture- Other ing. Processing. Workers Total MaiD Agricul- Servicing and [III. IV. Workers Cultivators tural Lab- Repairs V(b) & Marginal NOD- (I-IX) (I) ourerl (II) [Y(a)) VI to IX] Workers Worken ,----A----. r---"----. ,--____..______" r- 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)

189 189 152 295 88 88 77 148 142 5 3 142 2 188 246 100 7 3 97 6 63 129 153 2 38 2 115 102 219 220 5 12 3 208 2 3 -. 187 339 166 6 3 163 5 144- 260 171 2 170 160 271 136 5 3 3 133 2 119 208 21 3 1 18 14 34- 35 6 29 30 59 78 2 76 65 113 43 6 37 39 74 34- 34 31 54 51 2 49 2 33 64-

63 2 63 2 39 f5l 114 4 2 112 3 72 122 11 11 8 9 3 3 3 13

775 23 33 2 89 18 652 3 3 7 537 929 586 6 3 4 583 Z 1 380 649 62 15 1 2 45 "55 106 127 16 15 87 14 24 2 7 102 174 2.606 240 2 4- 3 10 2.597 230 3 10 3.213 5.155 355 27 1 1 8 353 19 341 525 258 8 1 1 256 7 259 451 155 17 154 17 2 104- 206 137 9 137 9 208 266 92 26 92 26 117 182 530 41 530 41 1 1 492 769 491 28 491 27 622 920 93 12 93 12. 3 473 886 134

URBAN I VILLAGE

SRINAGAR URBAN AGGLOMEBATION

Loca- Name ofVnlage/ Area of No. of No. of tion Town/Ward Village in occ!'lcied House Total Population Code Hectares rell en- bolds- (Including IDltitu- Scbedu- Scbedu- No. &oCTowu/ tial tional & Houselesa led led WardiD Housel Population) Castes Tribes Literate Km· ..__~ P M F M F M F M F (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

9. Shiv Pora Bala 74 98 531 271 260 203 181 10. Sbiv Pora Pain 98 127 818 421 397 296 2m II. Indra Nagar 75 115 527 261 266 214 192 12. Cantonment Boat Population 40 40 242 139 103 25 2 Moballas constituting Srinagar (M.C) portion under Badgam District: 4,421 5,369 38,487 20,680 17,807 11 10,672 5,419 78. Rambagb Bala 185 222 1.394 745 649 478 280 79. Nati Pora 630 867 5.450 2.726 2,724 1.543 1.013 80. Padababi Bagb 169 212 1.613 859 754 308 95 81. Sutengoo 89 99 736 385 351 95 18 82. Lasjan 315 382 3.m2 1.610 1.462 667 269 83. Sathu Khatr Bagb 66 80 477 247 230 58 12 84. RUb-8athl)() 4 4 48 24 24 4 1 85. Now Gam 318 399 2.942 1.546 1.396 480 127 . 86. Lal Nagar Gulahan Nagar 200 210 1.560 819 741 549 359 87. Gund Cbendal 54 70 515 263 252 75 28 88. ChannaPora 321 398 3.553 2,207 1,346 1.215 304- 89. RamBagb 208 225 1.433 752 681 406 255 90. Bagat Barzala 838 1.027 7.309 4.106 3.203 11 2.558 1.381 91. Channa Pora (H9using Colony) 348 381 2.406 1.278 1.128 999 673 92. Rawal Pora 98 110 630 348 282 313 233 93. Gurpora 105 114 788 405 383 230 126 94. Pir Bagh 45 61 444- 229 215 US 46 95. Nadir Gund 85 102 673 354 319 71 17 96. Haider Pora 203 217 1.905 969 936 273 112 97. Lalu Sbesh Gari Bagh 41 55 408 217 191 46 18 98. Watdoru Galwan Pora 70 89 789 398 391 71 14 100. Parry Pora 29 45 342 193 149 118 38

Oat GrowtIMI 755 867 6,463 3.402 3.061 979 393 Nat: Pora 0.28Km· 57 59 428 236 192 115 87 Demina 4.64Km· 305 362 2.712 1.418 1.294 196 62 Rawal Pora 3.69Km· 316 364 2.758 1,457 1.301 526 171 Rangrand 1.01 Km· 35 38 218 118 100 90 66 Karewa Damodar 12.45Km· 42 44- 347 173 174 52 7 135

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Main Workers Household Industry Manufacture­ Other ing. Processing. Workers Total MaiD Agricul- Servicing and [III. IV. Worken Cultivators tural Lab- Repain V(b) & Marginal Non­ (I-IX) (I) ourers (II) [V (an VI to IX) Workers Workers ,..-_-"-____ ~ ,.-_-"-_---,. ,.-_..A-_--. 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)

135 23 135 23 4 136 233 180 22 4 176 22 241 375 110 27 110 27 151 239 70 70 69 103

9.863 939 664 213 290 342 141 8.567 584 78 235 10.739 16.633 350 20 2 34B 19 395 629 1.177 105 44 8 19 22 1.106 83 1.549 2.618 389 10 37 19 11 3 322 7 470 744 197 4 16 2 3 179 188 347 679 27 37 4 .40 11 598 15 4 931 1.431 120 85 3 2 30 2 125 230 14 7 8 6 5 10 17 688 12 80 71 71 4 466 8 3 855 1.383 349 56 19 28 26 7 276 49 470 685 121 6 3 ·3 109 142 252 1.382 40 2 26 60 6 1.294 34 825 1.306 351 12 9 18 I 3 323 9 401 669 2.057 186 36 2 55 49 12 1.917 172 45 132 2.004 2.885 563 80 6 5 4 552 76 715 1.048 169 33 169 33 179 249 194 16 49 144 15 211 367 104 18 II 93 18 7 51 118 146 187 22 59 16 111 20 2 6 '165 291 437 272 128 200 23 29 60 257 12 2 6 530 658 88 3 12 4 71 2 6 123 187 17l 11 34 2 5 3 130 7 227 380 76 5 8 2 67 3 11 33 106 III

1.793 182 880 80 46 192 52 675 50 66 1.367 1.543 1.512 103 5 11 25 2 65 3 100 133 87 880 144 582 70 130 41 167 33 30 614 508 536 669 28 243 6 56 8 370 14 27 559 761 714 60 13 I 4 42 58 99 81 4 31 3 19 31 9 94 83 76 136

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Scheduled Castes Population Urban Block.wise

Loea- Name or Town/ Total Sehe- Loea- Name of Town/ Total Sche- tion Mohalla/Urban Popula- duled tion Mohalla/Urban Popula- duled Code Block tion Castes Code Block tion Castes No. No. (I) (2) (3) (4) (I) (2) (3) (4)

Saiaapr Urban B. No. 18 715 Aggloaaerat:l.oD 606.002 119 a) Srinagar M. C. 11. Gupta Ganga 2.848 tf!dinagar and gam disttB.) 594.775 82 B. No. 19 692 5000 I Srinagar M. C. (Portion) Srinagar distr itct 549.825 71 B. No. 20 443 i) Srinagar M.C. (Portion) B. No. 21 1.017 grinagar and anderbal tehsils) 547.551 71 B. No. 22 696 I. Murinder Bagb 401 12. Nisbat Bagb 2.774 ... B. No. 1 401 B. No. 23 855 2. Mufti Bagh 182 B. No. 24 738 ... B. No. 2 182 B. No. 25 1.181 3. Hari pora Harwan 2.253 13. Bagbi Hussain 184 B. No. 3 787 B. No. 26 184 B. No. 4 832 14. Lam 666 B. No. 5 634 B. No. 31 666 4. Dhar Bagh 144 15. Brain 3.468 B. No. 6 144 B. No. 32 620 5. Harwan 1.829 B. No. 33 724 B. No. 9 527 B. No. 34 788 B. No. 10 728 B. No. 35 331 B. No. 11 574 B. No. 36 666 6. Chand Pur 314 B. No. 37 339 B. No. 7 314 16. Dani pora Mibagh 612 7. Baghi Chand Pur 213 B. No. 38 612 B. No. 8 213 17. Ganai Mohalla 275 8. Paz'loltal pora 929 B. No. 39 275 B. No. 12 430 18. Manz Gam Brain 711 B. No. 13 499 B. No. 40 711 9. Sbalimar 1.585 19. Pobal 976 B. No. 14 991 B. No. 41 451 B. No. 15 594 B. No. 42 525 10. Bani Gam 2.149 20. Now pora 345 B. No. 16 702 B. No. 27 345 B. No. 17 732 21. Cbesbma Shahi 30 137

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Scheduled. Cutes Populadoa Urban Block-wise

Loca- Name of Town/ Total Scbe- Loca- Name of Townl Total Scbe- tion Mohalla/Urban Popula- duled tion MoballafUrban PopuIa- duled Code Block tion Castel Code Block tion Caste. NGl. No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (I) (2) (3) (4)

B. No. 28 30 B. No. 62 628 22. Zeth Yar 62 B. No. 63 617 B. No. 29 62 B. No. 64 623 23. Theed B. No. 65 348 B. No. 30 34. Mala Teng 480 24. Sheerazi Bagh 3 B. No. 58 480 B. No. 43 3 35. Razgari Teng 937 25. Halthal 855 B. No. 66 532 B. No. 47 302 U. No. fjl 405 B. No. 48 553 36. Kral Sangri 56 26. Gopkar 170 B. No. 59 56 B. No. 44 170 37. Ourga Nag 137 48 2:1. Aitgaji 169 B. No. 68 137 48 B. No. 45 169 38. Ram Mumhi Bagh 156 28. Gagri Bal 800 B. No. 69 156 B. No. 49 800 39. BUDlUDllar Sonwar 1,924 29. Buchwara 3,231 B. No. 70 263 B. No. 50 141 B. No. 71 965 B. No. 51 891 B. No. 72 696 B. No. 52 787 40. Pandrathan 1,318 B. No. 53 859 B. No. 73 497 B. No. 54 553 B. No. 74 425 30. Dooni Khud 899 B. No. 75 396 B. No. 55 490 41. Athwajan 1,069 B. No. 56 409 B. No. 76 536 31. Drugjan Dalgate Un-inhabited B. No. 77 533 B. No. 57 Un-inhabited 42. Pantha Chok 563 32. New Chinar Bagh 404 B. No. 78 563 B. No. 46 404 43. Aram Wari Kursu 1,584 33. Drugjan 3,548 B. No. 79 330

B. No. 60 536 B. No. 80 608

B. No. 61 796 B- No. 81 646 138

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Scheduled Castes Population Urban Block-wise

Loc&- Name of Town/ Total Sche- Loca- Name of Town/ Total Sche- tion Mohalla/Uabau Popula- duled tion MOhallaJUrban Popula- duled Code Block tion Castes Code Block tion Castes No. No. Cl} (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)

44. Aram Wari 1.164 51. Lal Mandi 90 B. No. 82 671 B. No. 107 90 B. No. 83 493 52. Kawji Mohalla 620, B. No. 45. Gad Hanji pora 300 108 620 53. Court Road B. No. 84 300 377 B. No. 109 377 46. ~ Bagh 763 54. Lal Chowk . 15 B. No. 85 426 B. No. 110 . 15 B. No. 86 337 55. Sheikh Bagh 47. lkhraj pora 3,895 '96 B. No. 111 B. No. 87 646 96 r: "'"1 •• 56. Abi Guzar B. No. 88 777 950 B. No. 112 B. No. 89 840 480 B. No. 113 B. No. 90 630 470 57. Bund B. No. 91 648 424 9 B. No. 114 B. No. 92 354 424 9 58. Kothi Bagh 48. Kurlu Padshahi Bagh 2.341 153 B. No. 115 B. No. 93 622 153 59. Residency B. No. M 832 Road 45 B. No. 95 887 B. No. 116 45 49. Jawahir Nagar 5.299 60. Baghi Hari Singb 25 B. No. 96 659 B. No. 117 25 B. No. 97 487 61. Club Nallah 71 B. No. 98 457 B. No. 118 71 B. No. 99 477 62. Sumandar Bagh 173 B. No. 100 375 B. No. 119 173 B. No. 101 401 63. Chinar Bagb 92 B. No. 102 640 B. No. 120 92 B. No. 103 659 64. Barbar Shah 1,152 B. No. 104 552 B. No. 122 733 B. No. lOS 592 B. No. 123 419

')0. Jawahir Nagar Extension 135 65. Sharika Mohalla 462

B. No. 106 135 B. No. 121 462 139

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Scheduled Cast_ Population Urban Block-wise

Loca- Name of Town/ Total Sche- Loca- Name of Town/ Total Sche- tiOD Mohalla/Urban PopuJa- duled tiOD Mohalla/Urban Popula- duled Code Block tion Cutes Code Block tion Castes No. No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (I) (2) (3) (f) 66. Maisuma Gaw Kadal 5,549 74. Maharaja Bazar 1,591 B. No. 12f 586 B. No. 150 326 B. No. 125 765 B. No. 151 576 B. No. 126 286 B. No, 152 689 B. No. 127 923 75. Shaheed Gali 212 B. No. 128 ),329 B. No. 138 212 U. No. 129 380 76. Goni Khan 1.019 B. No. 130 3)0 B. No. 153 S56 B. NO. 131 348 B. No. 1087 463 B. No. 132 573 77. Hazuri Bash 29 B. No. 133 2 B. No. 139 29 B. No. 13. 47 78-98. Constitutes part ofSriDagar M.C. under code-6000 67. Maisuma Amarakadal 144 99. Gung BIlS 74-3 B. No. 135 144 100. Constitutes part of Srinagar M.C. under code-6000 68. Maisuma Dabji 404- 101. Allochi Bagh 1,975 B. No. 136 404- B. No. 209 653 69. Maisuma Bazar 296 B. No. 210 221 B. No. 137 296 B. No. 211 603 Barow Ghat 1.817 70. B, No. 1099 498 B. No. 140 183 102. Tenga para Batmaloo 1,293 B. No. 141 923 B. No. 212 453 B. No. 142 711 B. No. 213 840 71. Hari Singh High Street 902 103. Gulab pora 155 B. No. 143 410 B. No. 144- 492 B. No. 214 155 72. Sari Pain 1.336 104. Mahraj pora 562 B. No. 145 761 B. No. 216 562 B. No. 146 575 105. Shala pora 254 73. Sari Bala 1,689 B. No. 217 254 B No. 147 515 106. Solina Balla 891

B. No. 148 568 B. No. 218 516

B. No. 149 606 B. No. 219 375 140

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Scheduled Castelli Population Urban Block.wise

Loca- Name of Townl Total Sche- Loca- Name of Townl Total Sche- tion MohallafUrban PopuJa- duled tion Mohalla/Urban Popula- duled Code Block tion Castes Code Block tion Castes No. No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)

107. Solina Pain 2.645 117. Bona pora Khashi Mohalla 1,051 B. No. 220 488 B. No. 243 312 B. No. 221 748 B. No. 244 250 B. No. 222 367 B. No. 245 321 B. No. 223 819 B. No. 246 168 B. No. 1113 223 118. Syed Mohalla 279 108. Tulsi Bagb 409 B. No. 247 279 B. No. 224 337 119. Bara Pather Batmalloo 2.951 B. No. 225 72 B. No. 249 1.074 109. Gogji Bagb 1.708 B. No. 250 ' 555 B. No. 226 798 B. No. 251 458 B. No. 227 910 B. No. 252 864 110. Haft Chinar Androoni 458 120. Bazar 8atmalloo 1.681 B. No. 215 458 B. No. 253 382 Ill. Wazir Bagb 1.904- B. No. 1097 220 B. No. 228 1.179 B. No. 529 725 B. No. 260 1.079 112. Haft Chinar Beerooni 935 121. Batmalloo Colony 2.308 B.·No. 230 514 B. No. 254- 796 B. No. 231 421 B. No. 255 673 113. Bara Patber Haft Chinar 1.438 B. No. 256 839 B. No. 232 723 122. Dhobi Mohalla 1.707 B. No. 233 715 B. No. 257 649 114. Magar Mal Bagb 1.212 B. No. 234 889 B. No. 258 653 B. No. 235 323 B. No. 1102 4<15 115. Lachman pora Kalan 2,995 123. Deyar Wani 1.235 B. No. 236 658 B. No. 259 657 B. No. 237 246 B. No. 1093 578 B. No. 238 1.040 124. Ziarat Batmalloo 43!\ B. No. 239 1,051 B. No. 261 435 116. Lachman pora Khurd 2.091 125. Kasbi Mohalla 439 B. No. 240 640 B. No. 248 439 B. No. 241 474 126. Bemina Shastri Nagar 177 B. No. 242 977 B. No. 262 177 141

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRA.CT APPENDIX Total Scheduled Castes PopulatioD Urban Block-wise

Loca- Name of Town/ Total Sche- Loea- Name of Town/ Total Sche- tion Mohalla/Urban Popula- duled tion Mohalla/Urbao Popula- duled Code Block tion Castes Code Block tlon Castes No. No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (I) (2) (3) (4)

127. Police Colony Bemina 825 140. Barthana 1.315 "8. No. 263 825 B. No. 281 528 128. Aram pora left 271 B. No. 282 7ffl B. Nc. 264 271 141. Patli pora Bala 2.240 129. Aram pora right 330 B. No. 283 624 B. No. 265 330 B. No. 284 680 130. Aram pora 1.386 B. No. 285 431 B. No. 266 663 B. No. 1106 505 B. No. 267 723 142. Patli pora Pain 1.092 131. Kamar Wari Right 1.528 B. No. 286 526 B. No. 268 633 B. No. W 566 B. No. 269 895 143. Guzar Bal 2.362 132. Kamar Wan Left 747 B. No. 288 545 B. No. 270 747 B. No. 289 571 133. Sheir Kashmir Colony 1.101 B. No. 290 658 B. No. 271 663 B. No. 291 5B8 B. No. 272 438 144. Safa Kadal (Sarai) 228 134. Khushi pora 1.394 B. No. 292 228 B. No. 273 720 145. NalblUld pora 1.726 B. No. 274 674 B. No. 295 667 135. Zaina Koot 2.646 B. No. 296 486 B. No. 275 643 B. No. 297 573 B. No. 276 570 146. Watal Kadal 1.214 B. No. 1088 791 B. No. 298 656 B. No. 1089 642 B. No. 299 558 136. Shala Teng 1.122 133 B. No. 277 549 147. Sherin Bagh B. No. 1090 573 B. No. 293 133 137. Parim pora 758 148. Zamin Baghiyas 836 B. No. 278 758 B. No. 300 836 138. Parim pora Bridge 304- 149. Baghiyas 1.639 B. No. 279 304- 139. Gund Aksha Un-inhabited B. No. 301 903 B. No. 280 B. No. 302 736 142

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRAt:T APPENDIX Total Scheduled Castes PopulatioD Urban Block-wise

Loca- Name or Town/ Total Sche- Loca- Name of Town/ Total Sche- tion MohallalUrban Popula- duled tion MohallaJYrban Popula- duled Code Block tion Castes Code Block tion Castel No. No. (1) t2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)

150. Mughal Mohalla 1.227 160. Khak Chowk 349 B. No. 303 495 B. No. 326 349 B. No. 304 700 161. Shutra ShaW 1.635 151. Chana Mohalla Chattabal 1.515 B. No. 328 1.073 B. No. 305 815 B. No. 329 562 B. No. 306 700 162. Shamed Ganj 3.416 152. Kuchey Mohalla 253 B. No. 330 595 B. No. 294 253 B. No. 331 449 153. Danawari 706 B. No. 332 469 B. No. 307 706 B. No. 333 1.145 154. Bagb Nand Singb 680 B. No. 334 470 B. No. 308 680 B. No. 335 288 155. Bagb Sunder Bala 1.501 163. Shergari 584 B. No. 309 753 B. No. 327 584 B. No. 310 748 164. Guru Bazar 1.223 156. Bagbi Sunder Pain 1.946 B. No. 336 603 B. No. 3ll 635 B. No. 337 620 B. No. 312 743 165. Chotta Bazar 2,817 B. No. 338 467 B. No. 313 568 B. No. 339 632 157. Karan Nagar 4.723 6 B. No. 340 756 B. No. 314- 707 6 B. No. 315 724 B. No. 341 699 B. No. 316 924 B. No. 1107 263 B. No. 317 54P 166. Tanki pora 2,309 B. No. 318 629 B. No. 342 544 B. No. 319 613 B. No. 343 332 B. No. 320 577 B. No. 344 760 158. Bal Garden 1,027 B. No. 345 673 B. No. 321 625 167. Kathial (Kuta koal) 907 B. No. 322 402 B. No. 346 539 159. Narlingh Garh 2,028 B. No. 347 368 B. No. 323 706 168. Dadi Kadal 1,281 B. No. 324 676 B. No. 348 416 B. No. 325 646 B. No. 349 865 143

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Scheduled Castes Popaladoa Urbaa. Block-wise

Loca- Name of Town/ Total Sche- Loca- Name of Town/ Total Sebe- tion Mohalla/Urban PopuJa- duled tion Mohalla/Urban Popula- duled Code Block tion Castes Code Block tiOD. Caste. No. No. (I) (2) (3) (4) (J) (2) (3) (4'

169. Zaindar Mohalla 1.025 181. Malik Yar 386 B. No. 350 653 B. No. 372 386 B. No. 351 372 182. Syed Mansoor 70 170. Malik Bagh 1.183 B. No. 373 70 B. No. 352 804 183. Zal Dagar 1.168 B. No. 353 379 B. No. 374 783 171. Kani Kadal 829 8. No. 375 385 B. No. 354 829 184. Shah Mohalla (New colony) 814 172. Reshi Mohalla 720 B. No. 376 634 B. No. 355 720 B. No. 1103 180 173. Khar Duri 333 185. Shah Mohalla 2.309 B. No. 356 333 B. No. 377 663 174. Drabiyar 1.167 B. No. 378 888 B. No. 357 550 B. No. 379 432 B. No. 358 617 B. No. 380 326 175. Purshiyar 916 186. Kanawari 896 B. No. 896 896 B. No. 359 596 187. Syed Ali Ak~r 823 B. No. 360 320 B. No. 382 823 176. Dalhasanyar 1.385 188. Kaebgari Mohalla 1,190 809 B. No. 361 B. No. 383 498 B. No. 362 576 B. No. 384 692 177. Shala Kadal 1.165 189. Kalamdan pora 2,073 B. No. 363 643 B. No. 385 631 B. No. 364 522 B. No. 386 651 178. Qazi Musjid 1.168 B. No. 387 791 B. No. 365 705 190. Nawab Buar 1,4·30 B. No. 366 403 B. No. 388 716 714 179. Karfali Mohalla 1.825 B. No. 389 B. No. 367 901 191. Shorgari Mohalla 1,126 44.6 B. No. 368 514- B. No. 390 B. No. 369 410 B. No. 391 680 1,651 180. Sona Musjid 1,565 192. Syed Hamid Pora B. No. 370 904 B. No. 392 878 B. No. 371 661 B. No. 393 773 144-

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Scheduled Castes Population Urban Block-wise

Loca- Name or Town/ Total Sche- Loca- Name or Town/ Total Sche- tion Mohalla/Urban Popula- duled tion Mahalia/Urban Popula- du1ed Code Block Don Castes Code Block tion Castes No. No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)

193. Dalal Mohalla 1.790 204. Qutab Din pora 1;154- B. No. 394 446 B. No. 415 .173 B. No. 395 631 B. No. 416 981 B. No. 396 713 205. Chamar Doori 1.116 194. Kaka Sathoo 422 B. No. 417 425 B. No. 397 422 B. No. 418 691

195. Thagbaba Sahib 681 206. Gurgari Mohalla o 1.026 B. No. 398 681 B. No. 419 609 196. Kani Mazar 2.4M B. No. 420 417 B. No. 399 SOl 207. Dabtal Tashwan 1.264- B. No. 400 630 B. No. 421 688 B. No. 4{)1 550 B. No. 422 576 B. No. 4{)2 773 208. Gilkar Doori 435 197. Tenga pora 917 B. No. 423 435 B. No. 4{)3 917 209. Asban Sahib 231 198. Charangari Mohalla 1.143 B. No. 424 231 B. No. 404 544- 210. Saboon Kocha 683 B. No. 4{)5 599 B. No. 425 683

199. Gang Khud 453 211. Muqdoom Kocha 656 B. No. 4{)6 453 B. No. 426 656 200. Jamal Lata 1.320 212. Rather Masjid 546 B. No. 4{)8 282 B. No. 427 546 B. No. 4{)9 689 213. Islam Yarbal 1.108 B. No. 410 349 B. No. 428 389 201. Sehyar 1.118 B. No. 429 719 B. No. 411 598 214. Urdu Bazar 1.548 B. No. 412 520 B. No. 430 798 202. Rehbab Sahib 1.2Op B. No. 431 750

B. No. 413 659 215. Arwat 568 B. No. 432 568 B. No. 414 544 216. Laldin Fateh Kadal 84{) 203. Ali Kadal 138 B. No. 433 666 B. No. 4C11 138 B. No. 434 174 145

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Scheduled Castes Population Urban Block-wise

Loca- Name of Townl Total Sche- Loca- Name of Townl Total Sche. tion Mohalla/Vaban Popula- duled tion MohallaJUrban Popula- duled Code Block tion Castel Code Block tion Castes No. No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)

217. Fateh kadal 1.151 227. Safri Yar 341 B. No. 435 443 B. No. 459 341 B. No. 436 708 228. Baba pora 1,820 218. Malik Angan 2,202 B. No. 460 760 B. No. 437 551 B. No. 461 522 B. No. 438 510 B. No. 462 538 B. No. 439 357 229, Aga Hamam 868 B. No. 440 293 B. No. 463 868 B. No. 441 491 230. Chonda pora 2,487 219. Narparistan 1.360 B. No. 464 686

B. No. 442 777 B. No. 465 800 B. No. 443 583 B. No. 466 1,001 220. Bana Mohalla 2,011 231. Baghwan pora 1,339 B. No. 444 428 B. No. 467 845 B. No. 445 674 B. No. 468 494 B. No. 446 909 232. Kral Khud 512 B. No. 221. Mala pora 1.328 469 512 233. Kharyar 685 B. No. 447 824 B. No. 470 685 B. No. 448 504 234. Malyar 900 222. Chinkral Mohalla 2,534 B. No. 471 207 B. No. 449 549 B. No. 472 693 B. No. 450 761 235. Ganpat yar 822 B. No. 451 555 B. No. 473 488 B. No. 452 669 B. No. 1091 33' 223. Madan Yar 207 236. Badiyar Bala 814 B. No. 453 207 B. No. 474 814 224. Shesha Yar 1,277 237. Badiyar Pain 580 B. No. 455 708 B. No. 475 580 B. No. 456 569 338. Basant Bagh 963 225. Shalla Yar 625 B. No. 476 582 B. No. 454 625 B. No. 477 381 226. Shehil Teng 1,333 239. Doom pora Basant bagh 1,644 B. No. 457 600 B. No. 478 826 B. No. 458 733 B. No. 479 818 146

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Schedalect Cutes Population Urban Block-wise

Loca- Name of TownJ Total Sche- Loea- Name of Townl Total Sehe- tion Mohalla/Urban Popul.. duled tion MohallafUrban Popula. duled Code Block tion Castel Code Block tion Caste. No. No. (I) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)

240. Mandar Bagh 1.875 252. Tanga Bagh 237 B. No. 480 559 B. No. 492 237 B. No. 481 832 253. Now pora Bridge 895 B. No. 482 484- B. No. 502 362 241. Gundi Abarmar 1.091 B. No. 503 533 B. No. 483 564- 254. Bandir Bagh 515 B. No. 484 527 B. No. 504 SIS 242. ShitaI Nath 646 255. Budoo Bagh 1.231 B. No. 485 646 B. No. 505 775 243. Suthu Pain 1.465 B. No. 506 456 B. No. 486 913 256. KoUi pora Khanyar 1.589 B. No. 487 572 B. No. 507 885 244. Suthu Bala 1.770 B. No. 508 704 B. No. 488 688 257. Brari Numbal 340 B. No. 489 672 B. No. 509 340 B. No. 490 410 258. Namchibal 1.298 245. Baba Dharam Dass 273 B. No. 5lJ 757 B. No. 491 273 B. No. 512 541 246. Bishember Nagar 660 259. Dukani Sangeen 1.021 B. No. 493 660 B. No. 513 603 247. NakaIh pora 1.488 B. No. 514 418 B. No. 494 782 260. Khankahi Mohalla 2.750 B. No. 495 706 B. No. 515 760 248. Munwar Abad 1.870 B. No. 516 578 B. No. 517 731 B. No. 496 615 B. No. 518 681 B. No. 497 350 261. Baba Damb 815 B. No. 498 905 B. No. 519 815 249. Kohan Khan 932 262. Shams Wari 1.952 B. No. 499 932 B. No. 520 688 250. Now pora Khushki 815 B. No. 521 742 B. No. 500 815 B. No. 522 522 :15l. Abi Buehwara 721 263. Andh Masjid 395 B. No. 501 721 B. No. 510 395 147

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Scheduled Castes Population Urban Block-wise

Loca- Name of Town/ Total Sche- Loca- Name of Town/ Total Sche- tion Mohalla/Urban Popula- duled tion Mohalla/Vrban Popula- duled Code Block tion Castes Code Block tion Castes No. No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (I) (2) (3) (4)

264. Anzimar Khanyar 810 280. Roshan Garh Mohalla 248 B. No. 323 810 B. No. 541 248 265. Suma Kachibal (Khanyar) 582 281. Bazar Masjid 811 B. No. 524 582 B. No. 542 871 266. Sheesh Gari Mohalla 1,579 282. Pandan 1,413 B. No. 525 731 B. No. 543 823 B. No. 526 848 B. No. 544 590 267. Baba Nand Ganai 604 283. Bhori kadal 121 B. No, 527 604 B. No. 545 121 268. Gari Masjid 440 284. Aqil Mir Khanyar 3,386 B. No. 528 440 B. No. 547 433 269. Kalash pora 613 B. No. 548 607 B. No. 529 613 B. No. 549 709 270. Chalpan Kocha 775 B. No. 550 696 B. No. 530 775 B. No. 551 941 271. Gankhan 772 285. Gada yar 317 B. No. 531 772 B. No. 546 317 272. Qazi Yar 644 286. Zarah Khana 612

B. No. 532 644 B. No. 552 612 273. Maqdoom Mandow 511 287. Ganiat Menz 684 B. No. 533 511 B. No. 554 684 274. Naid kadal 497 288. Bandey Kocha 415 B. No. 534 497 B. No. 553 415 275. Duroon Ander wari 523 289, Twi Masjid 274 B. No. 535 523 B. No. 555 274 276. Said wari 420 290. Kalal Doori 790 B. No. 536 420 B. No. 557 790 277. Dari hal 1.210 291. Malik pora 300 B. No. 537 783 B. No. 556 300 B. No. 538 427 292. Tanki Sarai 440 278. Beeroon Ander wari 523 B. No. 558 440 B. No. 539 523 293. Malchimar 756 .. 79. Khawaja Bazar 593 B. No. 560 333 B. No. 540 593 . R. No • 561 423 148

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Scheduled Castes PopulatiOll Urban Block-wise

Loca- Name or Town! Total Sche- Loca- Name oC Town! Total Sche- tioD MohallaJUrban Popula- duled tiOD Mohallaturban Popula- duled Code Block tion castes Code Block tiOD Castel No. No. (1) t2} (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)

294. Wua pora 773 309. Doom Kadl 148 B. No. 562 773 B. No. S78 148 295. Krala Teng 748 310. Lokhri Yar 674 B. No. 563 748 B. No. 580 674 296. Syed Kocha 572 311. Brari pora 1,635 B. No. 564 572 B. No. 581 503 297. Sheikh Mohalla 859 B. No. 582 532 B. No. 565 326 312. Khankahi Sokhta 1.331 B. No. 566 533 B. No. 583 815 298. Bacha Mohalla 542 B. No. 584 516 B. No. 567 542 313. Seki narar 1.044 299. Sokali pora 615 B. No. 585 419 B. No. 568 615 B. No. 586 625 300. Mahraj Ganj 534 314. Palyarbal 923

B. No. 569 534 B. No. 587 421 B. No. 588 502 301. Budhger 1,120 315. Kanth Paristan 719 B. No. 570 1.120 B. No. 589 719 302. Batayar 1.472 316. Sara Kadal 1.539 B. No. 571 673 B. No. 590 756 B. No. 572 799 B. No. 591 783 303. Rangateng 766 317. Hart Yarba! 1.210 B. No. 573 766 B. No. 592 914 B. No. 593 304. Naid Doori 294 296 318. Gasi Mohalla 556 B. No. 559 294 B. No. 594 556 305. Bulbul Lanker 1.736 319. Wani Yar 217 B. No. 574 1.077 B. No. 595 217 B. No. 575 659 320. Dana Muar 1.780 306. Wangan pora 629 B. No. 596 516 B. No. 576 629 B. No. 597 1.264 307. Nawa Kadal 547 321. Malik Sahib 2.171 B. No. 577 547 B. No. 598 876 308. Reshinhar 909 B. No. 599 494 B. No. 579 909 B. No. 600 801 149

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Scheduled Castes Population Urban Block-wise

Loea- Name of Town/ Total Sehe- Loea- Name of Town/ Total Sehe- tion Mohalla/Urban Popu1a- du1ed tion Mohalla/Urban Popula- duled Code Block tion Castes Code Block tion Castes No. No. (I) (2) (3) (4) (I) (2) (3) (4)

322. Latar Masjid 1.075 334. Mirjan pora 939 B. No. 601 658 B. No. 622 449 B. No. 602 417 B. No. 623 490 323. Zadi Masjid 1,1l2 335. Tenga pora 798 No. 603 574 B. B. No. 624- 798 B. No. 604- 538 336. Ratha para 2,137 324. Chandal pora 312 B. No. 625 558 B.• No. 605 312 B. No. 626 804- 325. Chandi Har 24-5 B. No. 627 775 B. No. 606 245 337. Teng Bagh 800 326. Wangan pora 919 B. No. 628 348 B. No. 607 613 B. No. 629 452 B. No. 608 306 338. Tara Bal 1,069 327. Chrari Numbal 424- B. No. 630 694- B. No. 609 424 B. No. 631 375 328. Noor Bagh 1,617 339. Khanda Bhawan 1,596 B. No. 610 648 B. No. 632 655 B. No. 611 449 B. No. 633 941 B. No. 612 520 340. Gratabal 615 329. Now pora 5M B. No. 634 615 B. No. 613 544- 341. Aram pora 1,142 330. Baghwan para 2,439 B. No. 635 516 B. No. 614 748 B. No. 636 626 B. No. 615 538 342. Idgah 585 B. No. 616 578 B. No. 637 585

B. No. 617 580 343. Said pora 807

331. Laigari Dhoori 647 B. No. 638 807 B. No. 618 647 344. Jogiwan 407 332. Rahi Loon 473 B. No. 639 407 B. No. 619 473 345. Hak Bazar 366 333. Gander pora 1.688 B. No. 640 366 B. No. 620 782 346. Gulshan Mohalla 163 B. No. 621 906 B. No. 641 163 150

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Scheduled Castes Population Urban Block-wise

Loca- Name of Town/ Total Sche- Loca- Name of Town/ Total Sche- tion Mohalla/Urban Popula- duled tion Mohalla/Urban Popula- duled Code Block tion Cutes Code Block tion CaBtes No. No. (I) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)

347. Rani Mohalla Kachri Mohalla 255 362. Guchi Mohalla 261 B. No. 642 255 B. No. 660 261 228 348. Ashraf Mohalla 363. Sura Teng 864 B. No. 643 226 B. No. 661 365 349. Hathi Khan 709 B. No. 662 499 B. No. 644- 709 364. Khana Mohalla 97 350. Ashraf Khan 746 B. No. 663 97 B. No. 645 746 365. Lati Mohalla 405 351. Muma Khan 1,344- B. No. 664- 405 B. No. 646 824 366. Lathoo Mohalla Khurd 379 B. No. 647 520 B. No. 665 379 352. Kathi Darwaza Chandra Peetam 636 367. Ashraf Mohalla 258 B. No. 648 636 B. No. 666 258 353. Pokhri Bal 50 368. Changa Mohalla 322 B. No. 649 50 B. No. 667 322 465 354. Kathi Darwaza Beerooni 369. Kacbri Mohalla 286 B. No. 650 465 B. No. 668 :t.86 355. Khuda pora 421 370. Bata Mohalla 212 B. No. 651 421 B. No. 669 212 356. Khwaja Yarbal 1.597 371. Moghal Mohalla 415 B. No. 653 567 B. No. 610 415 B. No. 654 492 372. Hasthal 561 B. No. 655 538 B. No. 671 561 357. Aran. Mohalla 49 373. Hasthal Kali 334 B. No. 652 49 B. No. 672 334 358. Sheikh MohalIa 431 374. Mala Mohalla 95 B. No. 656 431 B. No. 673 95 359. Lamba Mohalla 497 375. Bakir Mohalia 243 B. No. 657 497 B. No. 674 243 360. Kata Mohalla Bata Mohalla 446 376. Bala Mohalla 14 B. No. 658 446 B. No. 675 74 361. Bugal Mohalla 50 377. Kanda Mohalla 649 B. No. 659 50 B. No. 676 649 151

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Scheduled Castes Population Urban Block-wise

Loea- Name of Town/ Total Sche- Loca- Name of Town/ Total Sche- tion Mohalla/Urban Popula- duled tion Mohalla/Urban Popula- duled Code Block tion Castes Code Block tion Castes No. No. (I) (2) (3) (4J (1) (2) (3) (4)

378. Gasi Mohalla 152 392. Khwaja pora Said pora 1.075 B. No. 677 152 B. No. 696 432 3i9. Hassanabad 1,973 B. No. 697 643 B. No. 679 647 393. Koeha Nidan 875 B. No. 680 703 B. No. 698 483 B. No. 681 623 B. No. 699 392 380. Shabri Mohalla 526 394. Main Shah Sahib Naidyar 532 B. No. 678 526 B. No. 700 '532 381. Ranga Paristan 1,035 395. Diwat Wali pora 635 B. No. 682 418 B. No. 701 635 B. No. 683 617 396. Kalwal Mohalla 1,031 382. Hassi Bhat 989 B. No. 702 411 B. No. 684 546 B. No. 703 620 No. 685 443 B. 397. Kunda Bal 598 383. Chachoo Mohalla 413 B. No. 704 598 B. No. 686 413 398. Kara pora Khushki 823 384. Chowdri Bagh 239 B. No. 705 449 B. No. 687 239 B. No. 706 374 385. Wani Mohalla 147 399. Bagdagi 496 B. No. 6S8 147 B. No. 707 496 386. Gori Mohalla 54 400. Naidyar 1,505 B. No. 689 54 B. No. 708 706 387. Gori 'Pora Abi 272 B. No. 709 799 B. No. 690 272 401. Dalkaw para 525 388. Gori pora Khushki 883 B. No. 710 525 B. No. 691 246 402. Mala pora 557 B. No. 692 637 B. No. 711 557 389. Kralyar 173 403. Barraw Mohalla 188 B. No. 693 173 B. No. 712 188

390. Zainda Shah Sahib 280 404. Bagwan Mohalla 118 B. No. 694 280 8. No. 713 118 391. Naid Booni 616 405. Pati Budhar 194 B. No. 695 616 B. No. 714 194 152

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Schedaied c.stes POpaiatiOD Urban Block-wise

Loea- Name of Town/ Total Sche- Loca- Name of Townl Total Sche- tion MohallaJUrban Popula- duled tian Mohalla/yrban Popula- duled Code Block tiOD Caste. Code mock tiOD Castes No. No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)

406. Anchari Mohalla 149 422. Kain kachi 788 B. No. 715 149 B. No. 732 524 407. Ledoo Mohalla 115 B. No. 733 264 B. No. 716 115 423. Mod Yar 1.172 408. Jala Mohalla 146 B. No. 734 745 B. No. 717 146 B. No. 735 . 427 409. Chopan MohalIa 111 424. Khar Mohalla 134 B. No. 718 111 B. No. 736 134 410. 190 Gogal Mohalla 425. Bata pora Khurd 135 B. No. 719 190 B. No. 737 135 411. Gada Mohalla 114 426. Kralayar 1,075 B. No. 720 114 B. No. 738 460 412. Bad; Har 216 B. No. 739 615 B. No. 721 89 427. Mengun Mohalla 453 B. No. 722 127 B. No. 740 453 413. Koli Mohalla 334 428. Baghi Jogilankar 1.801 B. No. 723 334 B. No. 741 285 414. Joo Mohalla 90 B. No. 742 642 B. No. 724 90 B. No. 743 549 415. Khan Mahalia Shabri 239 B. No. 744 325 B. No. 725 239 429. Ghathi J ogilankar 886 416. Zaroo Mohalla 105 B. No. 745 886 B. No. 726 105 430. Pandit para 207 417. Chowdri Bagh 65 B. No. B. No. 727 65 746 207 418. Mir Mohalla Zaildar 422 431. Abi kara pora 1,065 B. No. 728 422 B. No. 748 500 419. Keni Mohalla 443 B. No. 749 565 B. No. 729 443 432. Dug Mohalla 737 420. Chowdri Gurpora 258 B. No. 747 737 B. No. 730 258 433. Now pora 1,079 421. Nand pora 121 B. No. 750 638 B. No. 731 121 B. No. 1101 441 153

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Scheduled Castes PopuladoD Urbaa Block-wise

Loca- Name of Townl Total Sche- Loca- Name of Townl Total Sche- tion Mohalla/U rban Popula- duled tion Mohalia/Urban Popula- duled Code Block tion Castes Code Block tion Castes No. No. (I) (2) (3) (4) ( 1) (2) (3) (4)

434. Now pora Abi 3.151 446. Hamam bal 1.019 B. No. 751 452 B. No. 773 595 B. No. 752 716 '8. No. 774 424 B. No. 753 568 447. Kaka Mohalla 608 B. No. 754 667 B. No. 775 608 755 748 B. No. 448_ Said pora Nowh.tta 649 435. Doulat Abad (R & L) 1.564 B. No. 776 649 B. . No. 756 426 449. Roshanghar Mohalla 516 B. No. 757 600 B. No. 777 516 B. No. 758 538 450. Mir Mohalia Mallarata 759 436. Baghi Miskeen 516 B. No ?i8 759 B. No. 759 516 451. Sham pora 687 437. Khalif pora 759 B. No. 779 687 B. No. 761 759 452. Mir Mahalia 1.263 438. Baghi Roof Singh 325 B. No. 760 32!i B. No. 780 698 439. Rei Teng 917 B. No. 781 565 B. No. 762 343 453. Tujgar Mohalla 583 B. No. 763 574 B. No. 782 583 440. Tengh Mohalla 387 454. Sikendar pora 171 B. No. 764 387 B. No. 783 371 441. Hazari Bazar 1.146 455. Saraf kada} 426 B. No. 766 621 B. No. 785 426 B. No. 767 525 456. Kili Masjid 398 442. Roza Bal 718 B. No. 784 398 B. No. 768 718 457. Malik Sahib 952 443. Mira Masjid 1.659 B. No. 786 313 B. No. 769 760 B. No. 787 639 B. No. 770 899 458. Ranga Hamam 832 444. Rada pora 260 B. No. 788 398 B. No. 765 260 789 434 445. ham Masjid 1.230 B. No. B. No. nl 726 459. Peer Haji Mohd. Sahib 668 B. No. 772 504- B. No. 790 668 154

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Scheduled Castes Population Urban Block-wise

Loca- Name of Townl Total Sebe- Loca- Name of Townl Total Sebe- tion MohallaNrban Popula- duled tion MohallafUrban Popula- duled Code Block tion Castes Code Block tion Castes N0. No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)

460. Tanki Mohalla 382 475. Mala Khah 139 B. No. 791 382 B. No. 809 139 461. Mala Pore 441 476. Haka Bazar 424 B. No. B. No. 792 441 810 424 477. Saif din pora 462. Khawaja Bazar 1,618 790 B. No. 811 790 B. No. 793 442 478. Maqdoom Sahib roo B. No. 794 703 B. No. 812 434 B. No. 795 473 B. No. 813 436 463. Gani Mohalla 395 479. Devi ADgan (Hariparbat) 758 B. No. 796 395 B. No. 814 758 464. Jildgar Mohalla 376 480. Sangeen Darwaza 385 B. No. 797 376 B. No. 815 385 465. Qutab Din pora (Nowhatta) 489 481. Kani Dt-war 729 B. No. 798 489 B. No. 817 729 Baha-ud-Din Sahib 529 466. 482. Tula Wari 392 B. No. 799 529 B. No. 816 392 467. Kadi kadal 765 483. Gojwara (R&L) 1,144 B. No. 800 765 B. No. SIS 746 468. Cbandi pora 735 B. No. SI9 398 B. No. 801 735 484. Doom pora 278 469. Tilwan Duri 250 B. No. 820 27S B. No. 802 20 485. Akhoon Sahib 348 470. Jamia Masjid 556 B. No. 821 348 B. No. 804 556 486. MashaIi Mohalla 1,023 471. Namdasaz Mohalla 412 B. No. 822 1,023 B. No. 803 412 487. Mugal Masjid 547 472. Jabgeri pora 625 B. No. 823 547 B. No. 805 625 488. Rajoori kadal 453 473. Dachi Darwaza 895 B. No. S24 453 B. No. 806 456 489. Ranga Masjid 538 B. No. 807 439 B. No. 825 538 474. Kamangar pora 598 490. Bata pora (Peth pora) 510 B. l'lo. 808 598 B. No. 826 510 ISS

URBAN ,PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Sched.led Castes PopulatioD Urban Block-wise

Loca- Name of Town/ Total Sebe- Loca- Name of Town/ Total Sche- tion Mohalla/Urban Popula- duled tion Mohallaturban Popula- duled Code Block tion Cutes Code Block tion Cutel No. No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)

491. Surnai Mohalla 572 504. Yachh Pora 723 B. No. 827 572 B. No. 846 723 492. Teergari para 491 505. Murced pur 384 B. No. 828 491 B. No. 847 384 493. Kawdara 1.041 506. Sazgari pora 950 B. No. 829 397 B. No. 849 393 B. No. 830 644 B. No. 850 557 494. Wanta pora 862 007. Danger Tengh 355 B. No. 831 862 B. No. 848 355 495. Ha_1 (L&R) 997 008. Jatar Bagh 514 B. No. 832 369 B. No. 851"" 514 B. No. 833 628 509. Gasi Yar 436 496. Krala pora 82 B. No. 852 436 B. No. 834 82 510. Nabdi pora 762 497. Narwara 1.223 B. No. 853 367 B. No. 836 561 B. No. 854 395 B. No. 837 662 511. Kocha Syed Sahib (Hawal) 256 498. Dali pora 1.187 B. No. 855 256 B. No. 838 770 512. Shala Bugh 739 B. No. 839 417 B. No. 856 358 499. Said Sahib 795 B. No. 857 381 B. No. 840 795 513. Kath Maidan 1.505 500. Makar pora 1.087 B. No. 858 634 B. No. 841 600 B. No. 859 871 B. No. 842 487 514. KhushalSar 1.330 501. Mala pora 556 B. No. 860 735 B. No. 843 556 B. No. 861 595 502. Khaiwan 546 515. Zadi Bal 845 B. No. 835 546 B. No. 862 845 503. Danger pora 930 !}l6. Alamgari Bazar (R&L) 988 B. No. 844 480 B. No. 863 356 B. No. 845 450 B. No. 864 632 156

URB"ui PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Scheduled Castes Population Urban Block-wise

Loca- Name of Town! Total Sche- Loca- Name of Townl Total Sche- tion Mohalla/Urban Popula- duled tion Mohallaturban Popula- duled Code Block tion Castes Code Block tiOD Castes No. No. (I) (2) (3) (4) (I) (2) (3) (4)

517. Gazi Doori 513 531. Pokbri bal (Bota kadal) 242 B. No. 865 513 B. No. 883 242· 518. Dooni pora 400 532. Adalat Masjid 827 B. No. 866 408 B. No. 884 827 519. Ganai Doori 651 533. Zabid pora 531 B. No. 867 651 B. No. 885 531 534. Madin Sahib 1.038 520. Syed Afzal 539 B. No. 886 514 B. No. 868 539 B. No. 887 ~24 521. Gili Kadal 492 535. Kalnat pora 389 B. No. 869 492 B. No. 888 389 522. Naid Doori 412 536. Amda kadal 563 B. No. 870 412 B. No. 889 563 523. Kala Mohalla 446 537. Behrar 166 B. No. 871 446 B. No. 890 166 524. Bata kadal Colony 1.535 538. Lipar hospital 250 B. No. 872 944 B. No. 891 250 B. No. 873 591 !!39. Baghwan pora 1.014 525. Guta pora 515 B. No. 892 396 B. No. 874 286 B. No. 893 618 B. No. 875 229 540. Kacbilachi pora 550 526. Shri Bhat 648 B. No. 894 550 B. No. 876 648 541. Suderbal (West) 1.246 527. Nari Bal 538 B. No. 895 773 B. No. 896 473 B. No. 877 315 542. Suderbal (East) 445 B. No. 878 223 B. No. 897 445 528. Zari pora (Zooni mar) 326 543. Aram pera 1.192 B. No. 879 326 B. No. 898 683 529. Tenga pora (Zooni mar) 1.298 B. No. 899 509 B. No. 880 677 544. Bota Shah Mohalla 1.659 B. No. 881 621 B. No. 900 707 530. Bota kadal 637 B. No. 901 646 B. No. 882 637 B. No. 11M 306 157

,URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Scheduled Castes Population Urban Block-wise

Loea- Name or Town/ Total Sehe- Loca- Name of Town! Total Sehe- tion Mohallaturban Popula- duled tion MohallafUrban Popula- duled Code Block tion Castes Code Block tion Castes No. No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)

545. Lal Bazar 1.727 559. Pohlochi pora 708 B. No. 902 642 B. No. 919 708 B. No. 903 786 560. Ancbar (Said pora) 1,424 B. No. 1098 299 B. No. 920 806 546. Makhdoom pora 654 B. No. 921 618 'B. No. 904 654 561. Vechar Nag 753 547. Kagazgari Mohalla 324 B. No. 922 753 B. No. 905 324 562. Mukhta Pukhri 406 B. No. 548. Lakhri pora 627 923 406 B. No. 906 627 563. Now Shehra 567 549. Khwaja pora 1.304 B. No. 924 567 564. B. No. 907 834 Wonta Bbawan (L) 1.823 B. B. No. 908 470 No. 925 674 550. Mandi bal 1.368 B. No. 926 483 B. No. 927 666 B. No. 9'19 698 565. Wonta Bhawan (R) 450 B. No. 910 670 B. No. 928 450 551. Langi pora 295 566. Soura (L) B. No. 911 295 3.254 B. No. 552. Dedat Har 442 929 651 B. No. 930 833 B. No 913 442 B. No. 931 798 553. Batak pora 346 B. No. 932 301 B. No. 912 346 B. No. 933 671 554. Ba ba pora Zooni mar 522 567. Soura (R) 2.445 B. No. 914 522 B. No. 934 721 555. Chhana Mohalla 707 B. No. 935 596 B. No. 915 707 B. No 936 609 556. Nala bal (L) 804 B. No. 1092 519 B. No. 916 500 568. Shawl bof Mohalla 1.022 B. No. 1100 304 B. No. 937 473 557. Pazwal pora 483 B. No. 938 549 B. No. 917 483 569. Hanji Mohalla (Soura) (L) 1.358 558. Kokar Bagh 544 B. No. 939 561 B. No. 918 544 B. No. 940 797 158

UR.BAN PR.IMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Scheduled Castes Population Urban Block·wise

Loca- Name of TownJ Total Sebe- Loca- Name of Town! Total Scbe- tion Mohallall1rban Popula- duled tion Mohalla/Yrban Popula- duled Code Block non Castes Code Block tion Castes No. No. (1) \2) (3) (4) (I) (2) {3} (4)

570. Buchpora (H. Colony) 2.117 583. Rakhi Zakur 180 B. No. 941 607 B. No. 961 180 B. No. 942 555 584. Devi pur 292 B. No. 943 955 B. No. 962 292 571. Buch para 1.082 585. Zukur 1.713 4 B. No. 944 521 B. No. 963 595 4- B. No. 945 561 B. No. 964 1.118 572. Umar Her 1.353 586. Alai Bagh 679 B. No. 946 622 B. No. 965 679 B. No. 947 731 587. Baghi Raja Ram Singh 10 573. Bander Bagh 781 B. No. 966 10 B. No. 948 781 588. Baghati Shuroo 1.159 574. Pandach 1.786 B. No. 967 705 B. No. 949 453 B. No. 968 454 B. No. 950 648 589. Naseem Bagh 97 B. No. 951 685 B. No. 969 97 575. Nagbal JUDction 277 590. Habalt 1.861 B. No. 952 277 B. No. 972 644 576. Buser Bugh 793 B. No. 973 611 B. No. 953 793 B. No. 974 606 577. Now Bugh 578 591. Saida para Hamcbi 895 B. No. 954- 578 B. No. 975 337 578. Gulab Bagh 1.046 B. No. 976 558 B. No. 955 500 592. Wani Barna Payeen 338 B. No. 956 546 B. No. 977 338 579. Khul mula 30 593. Bata para 1.571 B. No. 957 30 B. No. 978 809 580. Dakara 1.031 B. No. 979 762 B. No. 958 1.031 594. Ganu 667 581. Shah. Hama 668 B. No. 980 667 B. No. 959 668 595. Mala Bagh 1.389 582. War Pahu 389 B. No. 981 987 B. No. 560 389 B. No. 982 402 159

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Scheduled Castes Population Urban Block-wise

Loca- Name of Town/ Total Sche- Laca- Name of Town/ Total Sche- tion Mohalla/Urban Popula- duled tion Mohalla/Urban Popula- duled Code Block tion Castes Code Block tion Castes No. No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)

596. Inder Hama 158 605. Nigeen Bagh 530 B. No. 983 158 B. No. 994 530 597. Burza Hama 160 606. Ashai Bagh 604 B. No. 984 160 B. No. 10M 604 598. DaniHama 1.202 607 Chak Sudar bal 370 B. No. 985 250 B. No. 1005 370 B. No. 1094 143 608. Zaildar Mohalla 426 B. No. 1095 393 B. No. 1007 426 B. No. 1096 416 609. Beg MohalIa 209 599. Gund Tailbal 169 B. No. 1008 209 B. No. 970 169 610. Saida kadal 67 600. Tailbal 2.082 B. No. 1009 67 B. No. 986 641 611. Kander Mohalla 419 B. No. 987 740 B. No. 1011 419 B. No. 988 701 612. Chokdri Mohalla 150 601. Gaw Marg 152 B. No. 1010 !50 B. No. 971 152 613. Koli Mohalla 79 602. Habak Humarheir 2.688 B. No. 1012 79 B. No. 989 745 614. Nagi Mohalla 32 B. No. 990 415 B. No. 1013 32 B. No. 991 843 615. Sofi. Mohalla 701 B. No. 992 685 B. No. 1017 701 603. Bud-dal 282 616. Thobha Mohalla 88 B. No. 993 282 B. No. 1014 88 604. Hazratbal 5.374 B. No. 995 659 617. Sultan Mohalla 550 B. No. 996 663 B. No. 1018 550 B. No. 997 586 618. Anchar Mohalla 124 B. No. 998 584 B. No. 1019 124 B. No. 999 635 619. Haja Mohalla 158 B. No. 1000 495 B. No. 1015 158 B. No. 1001 1.171 B. No. 1002 241 620. Tilah Mohalla 453 B. No. 1003 340 B. No. 1020 453 160

URBAN PRIMAR.Y CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Scheduled Castes Population Urbaa Block-wise

Loca- Name of Towtl/ Total Sehe- Loca- NaDle of Town/ Total Schc- don MohallafUrban Popula- dulcd tion Mohalla/¥rban Popula- duled Code Block don Cutes Code Block don Cute. No. No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)

621. Bara Mohalla 129 634. Naidyar Bridge to B. No. 1016 129 Now para Bridge 249 622. Moti Mohalla (Kalan) 1,257 B. No. 1038 249 B. No. 1021 1.068 635. Now pora Bridge to B. No. 1022 189 Baba Demb eL) 129 623. Raini Mohalla 232 B. No. 1039 '129 B. No. 1023 232 636. Nowpora Bridge to 624. Tikia Lal Shah 263 Baba Demb (R) 350 B. No. 1006 263 B. No. 1040 .350 637. Gawkadal Bridge to B_t Population Barbarshah Bridge eL) 226 625. Gagribal to Dalgate 1,165 B. No. 1041 226 B. No. 1024 1.165 638. Gawkadal Bridge to 626. Interior Lockf't Dat (Kotarkhan) 1,265 Barbarshah Bridge (R) 465 B. No. 1025 209 .'. B. No. 1042 465 B. No. 1026 250 639. Barbarahah Bridge to B. No. 1027 135 Khonkhan (L) 814 B. No. 1028 187 B. No. 1043 814 B. No. 1029 484 640. 13arbarahah Bridge to 627. Interior Buddal (Hazratbal) 432 Khonkhan (R) 601 B. No. 1030 432 B. No. 1044 601 628. Talbal ghat to Huratbal ghat 27 B. No. 1031 27 641. Khonkhan to Lock gate 629. Hazratbal gate to Ashai bagb ghat 92 Zero Bridge (L) 634 B. No. 1032 92 B. No. 1045 231 630. Asbai bagh Bridge to Dehrar gbat 850 B. No. 1046 403 (Nalfin Lake) B. No. 1033 620 642. Khonkhan to Lock gate B. No. 1034 230 Zero Bridge (R) 889 631. Behrar ghat to Naidyar Bridge(L) 261 B. No. 1047 469 B. No. 1035 261 B. No. 1048 420 632. Behrar ghat to Naidyar Bridge(R) 170 643. Lujan ghat to Zero Bridge (L) 457 B. No. 1036 170 B. No. 1049 457 633. Naidyar Bridge to Now pora 69 Bridge(L) 644. Lujan ghat to Zero Bridge (R) 657 B. No. 1037 69 B. No. 1050 657 161

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Scheduled. Castes Population Urban Block-wise

Loea- Name of Town/ Total Sehe- Loea- Name of Townl Total Sche- tiOD Mohalla/Urban Popula- duled tioD MohallaJUrban Popula- duled Code Block tiOD Castes Code Block tiOD Castell No. No. (I) (2) (3) (4) (I) (2) (3) (4)

645. Zero Bridge to Amirakadal (L) 688 656. Veer to Sbalteng Ghat (R) 576 B. No. 1051 398 B. No. 1073 245 B. No. 1052 290 B. No. 1074 331 646. Zero Bridge to Old AmirakadaltR) 769 657.- Gulab Bagb Nallah (Tanki kadal) to Syed Mansoor (L) 605 B. No. 1053 335 B. No. 1075 605 B. No. 1054 434 658. Gulab Bagh Nallah (Tanki kadal) Old Amirakadal to Habakadal (L) 647. 875 to Syed Mansoor (R) 468 475 B. No. 1055 B. No. 1076 468 B. No. 1056 400 659. Syed Mansoor Bridge to 648. Old Amirakadal to Shah Mohalla (L) 70 Habakadal (R) 1,131 B. No. 1077 70 B. No. 1057 283 660. Syed Mansoor Bridge to Shah Mohalla (R) B. No. 1058 848 125 B. No. 1078 125 649. Habakadal to Zainakadal .(L) 235 661. Shah Mohalla Bridge to B. No. 1059 154 Chattabal Bridge (L) 256 B. No. 1060 81 B. No. 1079 256 650. Habakadal to Zainakadal (R) 636 662. Shah Mohalla Bridge to Chattabal Bridge (R) 156 B. No. 1061 364 B. No. 1080 156 B. No. 1062 272 663. Syed Mansoor (Haji Rathersum) 651. Zainakadal to Salakadal (L) 314 to Nawabazar Bridge (L) 119 B. No. 1063 164 B. No. 1081 119 B. No. 1064 150 664. Syed Mansoor (Haji Rathersum) 652. Zainakadal to Safakadal (R) 581 to Nawabazar 'Bridge (R) 151 B. No. 1065 229 B. No. 1082 151 B. No. 1066 352 665. Nawahazar Bridge to Watalkadal Bridge (L) 201 653. Safakadal to Veer (L) 299 B. No. 1083 201 B. No. 1067 174 666. Nawabazar 'Bridge to 1068 125 B. No. Watalkadal Bridge CR) 312 654. Safakadal to Veer CR) 476 B. No. 1084 312 B. No. 1069 244 667. Syed Pora Zoonimar to Aneharsar (L&R) 28 B. No. 1070 232 B. No. 1085 28 655. Veer to Shalteng Ghat eL) 754 668. Aneharsar to Bebar via Nallahhal B. No. 1071 458 Butakadal (Nallab Amirkhan) 19 19 B. No. 1072 296 B. No. 1086 19 162

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Sclaeclaled Cutes Popaladoa Urbaa. Block-wise

Loc:a- Nainc of Townl Total Sebc- Loca- Name of Townl Total Sehc- tion Mohalla/Urban PopuJa. dulcd tion MohallaJUrban Popula- dulcd Code Block tion Castcs Codc Block tioD Cutes No. No. (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)

O.tp'ewth from SS'Iaapr TelmJl : 7. SODwar 2.061 37 ii) Pantehowk (O.G.) 1.622 B. No. 12 573 37 B. No. 1114 558 B. No. 13 700 B. No. 1lI5 1.064 iii) Parim Pora (O.G.) 224 B. No. 14 788 B. No. 1lI6 224 8. Badamibagh 1,467 iv) Said Pora Aehhan (O.G.) 428 B. No. 15 292 B. No. 1117 428 16 387 5001. b) Badamibagh CantonJDCn[ 11.227 37 B. No. 1. Batwara Bala 1.248 B. No. 17 372 B. No. 1 1.248 B. No. 18 331 Batwara Pain. 2. 976 B. No. 19 85 B. No. 2 976 9. Shiv Pora Bala 531 3. Banglow Arca Sonwar 485 B. No. 7 531 B. No. 3 485 4. Yattoo 620 10. Shiv Pora Pain 818 .. B. No. 5 620 B. No. B 818 5. Shiv Pora Ram Munahi Bagh 418 11. Inder Nagar 5'Z1 B. No. 6 418 B. No. 9 527 6. Pala Pora 1.834 B. No. 10 1.040 12. Cantonment Boat population 242 B. No. Il 794 B. No. 4 242 163

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT APPENDIX Total Scheduled Castes PopulatioD Urban Block-wise

Loca- Name of Town/ Total Sche- Loea- Name of Townl Total Sehe- tion Mohalla/Vaban Popula- duled tion Mohalla/Urban Popula- duled Code Block tion Castes Code Block tion Castes No. No. (I) (2) (3) (4) (I) (2) (3) (4)

6000. II. Srinagar M.C. (Portion) 89. Ram Bagh 1.433 Badgam District 44.950 11 B. No. 181 450 B. No. 182 560 i) Srinagar M.C. B. No. 183 423 (Portion) (Chadura and 90. Bagati Barzulla 7,309 Badgam tehails) 38.487 II 11 B. No. IB4 625 78. Rambagh Bala 1,394 B. No. 185 583 B. No. 154 688 B. No. 186 680 B. No. 155 706 B. No. IB7 521 B. No. 188 533 79. Nati Pora 5.450 B. No. 189 675 B. No. 156 765 B. No. 190 521 B. No. 157 553 B. No. 191 622 9 B. No. 192 893 B. No. 158 1.032 B. No. 193 634 B. No. 159 716 B. No. 194 584 B. No. 160 908 B. No. 1112 438 2 B. No. 161 726 91. Channa Pora (Housing Colony) 2,406 B. No. 1109 750 B. No. 195 1.142 B. No. 196 872 80. PadshahiBagh 1,613 B. No. 197 392 B. No. 162 919 92. Rawal Pora 630 B. No. 163 694 B. No. 198 630 81. Suten Goo 736 93. Gu Pora 788 B. No. 164 736 B. No. 199 788 82. Lasjan 3.072 94. Pir Bagh 444 B. No. 165 599 B. No. 200 444 B. No. 166 702 95. Naider Gund 673 B. No. B. No. 167 622 202 673 914 96. Haider Pora 1,905 B. No. 168 B. No. 203 1,081 B. No. 1110 235 B. No. 204 824 83. Suthu Kuterbagh 477 fYI. Lala Sheshgari Bagh 408 B. No. 205 408 B. No. 169 477 98. Watdora Gulwan Pora 789 84. Rakh Satoo 48 B. No. 206 266 B. No. 170 48 B. No. 207 423 100. Parray Pora 342 85. Now Gam 2,942 B. No. 201 342 B. No. 171 635 B. No. 172 794 Outgrowth unita 11"0lIl Badpaa D_tnct : B. No. 173 580 0010. 1. Nati Pora (O.G.) 428 B. No. 1108 933 B. No. 1118 428 86. Lal Nagar Gulshan Nagar 1,560 0020. B. No. 174 444- 1. Bemina (O.G.) 2,712 B. No. 175 660 B. No. 1119 547 B. No. 1105 456 B. No. 1120 863 B. No. 1121 1.302 Gund Chandar 515 87. 8. Rawal Pora (O.G.) 2.758 B. No. 17 515 B. No. 1122 1.065 88. Channa Para 3,553 B. No. 1123 620 177 660 B. No. 1124 696 B. No. B. No. 1125 377 178 1,237 8. No. 9 Rangrand (O.G.) 218 B. No. 179 620 B. No. 1126 218 B. No. 180 663 II Karewa Damoder (O.G.) 347 B. No. 1111 373 B. No. 1127 347 164

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRAC1'

M A I N ,-- SI. DistrictJTehsil/Urban Total/ No. of Total Scheduled Literates Total Main Workers No. Agglomeration / Rural/ House- Caste Population (I-IX) City/Town Urban holds with SC members

Pers~ns Males Females Persens Males Females Persons Males Females (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (II) (12) (13)

Srin?gar District Total 26 109 56 53 82 47 35 38 31 7 Rural Urban 25 108 55 53 81 46 35 37 30 7 I. Ganderbal Tehsil Total 4 5 5 3 3 5 5 Rural Urban 3 4 4 2 2 4 4 Ganderbal (N.A.) Urban Srinagar (M.C.) Portion- Urban 3 4 4- 2 2 4 4 2. Srinagar Tehail Total 22 104- 51 53 79 44- 35 33 26 7 Rural

Urban 22 104- 51 53 79 44 35 33 26 4 Srinagar Portion Urban 15 67 38 29 51 31 20 24 19 5 i} Srinagar (M.C.) Portion- Urban 15 67 38 29 51 31 20 24 19 5 ii) Pantehowk (O.G.)· Urban

iii) Parimpora (O.G.)- Urban

iv) Saidpora Achan (O.G.) Urban

Badamibagh (Cantt.) Urbar. i .>.~., 13 24 28 13 15 9 7 2 165

FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

WORKERS .A.___ • ___ --.. Cultivators (I) Agricultural Household Industry Other Workers Marginal Non-workers Labourers (II) Manufacturing. (III. IV. V (b) workers Processing. Servicing & VI to IX) & Repairs V la) ,-_-...,_..A..__ __,. ,-___..A.. __ ---, r- .A..-_--.. .--_.A..---, PersonsMalesFemales PersonsMalesFemales PersonsMalesFemaies PersonsMalesFemales PersonsMalesFemales PersonsMalesFemales (14) (15) (16) (17) (IS) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (2S) (29) (30) (31)

38 31 7 71 25 46

37 30 7 71 25 46 5 5

4 4

4 4 33 26 7 il 25 46

33 26 7 71 25 46 24 19 5 43 19 24 24 19 5 43 19 24

9 7 2 28 6 22

Note: • Forms part of Srinagar Urban Agglomeration. Consolidated figures of Srinagar Urban Agglomeration alongwith details of its constituents are given in Annexure-I. 166 ANNEXURE-

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

M A I N

SI. Name of Constituents Tot~ No. of Total Scheduled Literates Total Main Workers No. Rur I House- Caste Population (I-IX) Urban holds with SO members PersoDS Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13)

Srinagar U.A. Urban 33 119 66 53 88 53 35 48 41 7 Srinagar M.O. (Srinagar &: Badgam districts) Urban 26 82 53 29 60 40 20 39 34 5

I. Srin~al' Portion ( rinagar district) Urban 18 71 42 29 53 33 20 28 23 5 i) Srinagar M.C. (Portion) (Gandcrbal &: Srinagar Urban 18 71 42 29 53 33 20 28 23 5 tehsils) ii) Pant Chowk (O.G.) Urban iii) Parim Pora (O.G.) Urban iv) Said Pora Acban (O.G.) Urban II. Srinagar Portion (Badgam district) Urban 8 11 11 7 7 11 11 i} Sdnagar M.O. (Portion) (Chadura &: Badgam Urban 8 11 11 7 7 11 11 tehsils) ii) Natipora (O.G.) Urban iii) Bernina (O.G.) Urban iv) Rawalpora (O.G.) Urban v) Rang rand (O.G.) Urban vi) Karawa Damodar (O.G.) Urban (b) Badamihagh (Cantt.) (Srinagar District) Urban 7 37 13 24 28 13 15 9 7 2 167

I POR SCHEDULED CASTES

WORKERS Cultivatol'l (I) Agricultural Household Industry Other Workers Marginal Non-workers Labourel'l (II) Manufaeturin,. (III. IV. V lb) workel'l Proeessing. Servicing & VI to IX) & Repairs V (a)

PenomMaleaFemales PerlonlMalelFemales Pel'lonsMalelFemalel PersonsMaleaFemales Per80nsMalesFemales PersonsMalelFemales (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31)

48 41 7 71 25 46

39 34 5 43 19 24

28 23 5 43 19 24

28 23 5 43 19 24

11 11

11 11

9 7 2 28 6 22

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Page Particulars Col. For Read N°· No. 8 R.H.S line 18 from top which which was 18 L.H.S. para 5 line 4th wast was 30 L.H.S. para 1 line 3 from top dirtrict district 32 R.H.S. para 1 last line medical care negligible medical care are negligible 34 Against Ganderbal Tehsil under Total area 4 24181.73 24181.71 42 Against location code No. 10 4 2578 (346) 2578 (446) 43 Against location code No.2 16 3.14 3.24 Against location code No. 12 19 0.18 0.81 45 Against location code No. 43 16 GC 41481 GC 414.81 Against location code No. 51 16 PC 17.11 PC 27.11 46 Against location code No. 73 5 H(I). M(I) H(I). M(I). P(4) 47 Against location code No. 73 16 PC 42735 PC 427.35 48 Against location code No. 109 4 1004 (ISO) 1004 (160) Against location code No. 123 4 1611 (281) 1621 (281) 57 Under Hospital against Total 20 1 Under Bus Stop against Srinagar Tehsil 52 3 37 58 Appendilt II Col. Heading 2 Name of tewn and Name of town and Taluk wrihin Tehail within 72 Against (A) Srinagar portion (U) 4 N.A. 137.38 73&75 Sub-heading (Main workers) Read main workers only upto "Other Workers" 76 Against location code No.5 7 01 501 78 Against location code No. 30 3 1982 19.82 Against location code No. 32 6 333 313 80 Against location code No. 58 7 223 323 86 Against Srinagar (Tehsil) Total 7 302.185 309.185 88 Against Badamibagh Cantonment 3 5.63 km.2 4.23 km.s 109 Against location code No. 300 24 Blank 8 110 Against location code No. 325 2 Chaudipora ChandiHar 126 Against location code No. 581 2 Sbvhi Hama. Shaha Harna. 128 Against location code No. 592 2 Wari Hom (Pain) Wani Hom (Pain) Against location code No. 596 2 Vender Hom Yender Hom 140 Against location code No. III 2 B. No. 529 B. No. 229 141 Against location code No. 130 2 AramPora Ram Pora 148 Against location code No. 311 3 1635 1035 154 Against location code No. 469 (B. No. 802) 3 20 250 158 Against location code No. 582 2 B. No. 560 B. No. 960 Against location code No. 593 2 Bata Pora Bat Pur 159 Against location code No. 596 2 InderHama YenderHom 161 Against location code No. 659 2 Syed Manaoor Bridge to Syed Manaoor Bridge to Shah Mohalla (L) Shah Mohalla Bridge (L) Against location code No. 660 2 Syed Mansoor Bridge to Syed Manaoor Bridge to Shah Mohalla (R) Shah Mohalla Bridge (R 1 Against location code No. 668 4 19 162 Against location code No. 11 2 Inder Nagar Indra Nagar 163 Against location code No. 87 ~ B. No. 17 B. No. 176 163 Against location code No. 98 (B. No. 206) 3 266 366 164 Against Srinagar tehsil (Urban) 13 4 7

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