~ CENSUS OF INDIA 1981 SERIES 23 WEST BENGAL

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK PART XID-A VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY

JALPAIGURI DISTRICT

s. N. GHOSH of the Indian Administrative Service DIRECTOR OF CENSUS OPERATIONS WEST BENGAL Price: (Inland) Rs. 15.00 Paise: (Foreign) £ 1.75 or 5 $ 40 Cents.

PuBLISHED BY THE CONTROLLER, GOVERNMENT PRINTING, WEST BENGAL AND PRINTED BY MILl ART PRESS, 36, IMDAD ALI LANE, CALCUTTA-700 016 1988 CONTENTS Page Foreword V Breface VII Acknowledgement IX Important Statistics XI Analytical Note 1-30 (i) Census Concepts: Rural and urban areas, Census House/Household, Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes, Literates. Main Workers. Marginal Workers. Non-Workers (ii) Brief history of the District Census Handbook (iii) Scop~ of Vi1lag~ Directory and Town Directory (iv) Briefllistory of the I District (v) Physical Aspects (vi) Major Characteristics (vii) Plac~ of Religious, Historical or Archaeological importance in the villages and place of Tourist interest (viii) Brief analysis of the Village and Town Directory data.

SECfION I-Vll..LAGE DIREcrORY 1. Rajganj Police Station (a) Alphabetical list of villages 33 (b) Village Directory Statement 34 2. Jalpaiguri Police Station (a) Alphabetical list of villages 39 (b) Village Directory Statement 40 3. Mal Police Station (a) Alphabetical list of village. 44 (b) Vilfltie blrectbry Statemtmt 46 4. Mitiali Police Station (a) Alphabetical list of villages 59 (b) Village Directory Statement 60 5. Mayoagnri ofolice Station (a) Alphabetical list of villages 64 (b) Village Directory Statement 6{ 6. Nagrakata Poliee StatioD (a) Alphabetical list of villages 77 (b) Village Directory Statement 78. 7. Banarhat Police Station (a) Alphabetical list of villages 83 (b) Vilhge Directory Statement 84 8. Dhubguri Police Station (a) Alphabetical list of villages 90 (b) Village Directory Statement 92 [ IV 1

Page 9. Birpara Police Station (a) Alphabetical list of villages 101 (b) Village Directory Statement 102 1d. Falakata Police Station (a) Alphabetical list of villages 107 (b) Village Directory Statement lOS 11. Madaribat Police Station (a) AJphabeticallist of villages 117 (b) Village Directory Statement 118

12. Alipurdu~r Police Station (a) Alphabetical list of villages 122 (b) Village Directory Statement 124

13. Kalchini Police Station (a) Alpbabetica1list of villages 141 (b) Village Directory Statement 142

14. Kumargram Police Station (a) Alphabetical list of yillages 149 (b) Village Directory Statement 150

Appendix I Police Stationwise Abstract of A~enities 158

Appendix II Land utilistation data inrespect of Non-Municipal Town 162

Appendix III Police Station wise list of villages where no amenities are al'aliablc 163

Appendix IV List of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and SGheduled Tribe. to the total population by ranges 164

SECTION II-TOWN DIRECTOR¥ Statement I Status and Growth History 186

Statement II Physical Aspects and Location 'of Towns, 1-979 188 Statement III Municipal Finace, 1978-79 190

Statement IV Civics and other amenities, 1979 192

Statement IVA Civics and other amenities in Notified slums, '1979 194

Statement V Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultun!] facilities, 1979 196 Statement VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking, 1979 200

Appendix Towns showing their outgrowth with population 202 FOREWORD

The district census handbook (DCH), compiled by the Census Organisation on behalf of the Sta.te Governments, is one of the most valuable products of the Census. The DCH is constantly referred t\) by planners, administra­ tors, academicians and researchers. It is inter alia used for delimitation of constituencies, formulation of local level and regional plans and as an aid to District administration. The district census handbook is the only publication which provides Primary Census Abstract (PCA) data upto village level for the rural areas and wardwise for each city or town. It also provides data on infrastructure and amenities in villages and towns, etc.

The district census handbook series was initiated during the 1951 Census. It contained important census tables and PCA for each village and town of the district. During 1961 Census the scope of the DCH was enlarged and it contained a descriptive account of the district, administrative statistics, census tables and a village and town directory, including PCA. The 1971 DCH series was planned in three parts. Part-A related to village and town directory, Part-B to village and town PCA and Part-C comprised analytical report., administrative statistics, district census tables and certain analytical tables based olLPCA and amenity data in respect of villages. However, in, some states it was confined to district census tables and in a few cases altogether given up due to delay in compilation and printing.

While designing the format of 1981 DCH series some new features along with the restructuring of the formats' of village and town directory have been attempted. At the same time, comparability with the 1971 data has also been kept in view. All the amenities except power supply in the village have been brought together in the village directory with the instruction that in case an amenity is not available in the referrent village the distance in board ranges from the nearest place where the amenity is available may be given. The restructuring of the format of the village directory and incorporating more exhaustive data on infrastructure aspect particularly in relation to amenities and land-use pattern is expected to further meet the need of micro level plirnning for rural areas. It is expected to help not only in local area planning but regulating the 'Provision of goods and services as well so as to minimise the regional imbalances in the process of development. A few new items of information have also been introduced to meet some of the requirem~nts of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Such new items of information as adult literacy centres, primary health sub-centres, and community health workers in the village have been introduced in the village directory with this objetive in mind. The new item on approach to the village is to have an idea about the villages in the district which are inaccessible. A new column, "total population and number of households",has been introduced to examine the correlation of the amenities with the population and number of households they serve. Addition of two more appendices listing the villages where no amenities are available and according to the proportion of scheduled caste and scheduled tribe population to the total populatioa has also been made with this view in mind.

The formats of the town directory .have also been modified to meet the requirements of the Minimum Needs Programme by providing information on a few new items. A new statement on civic and other amenities in slums in Class-I and Class-II towns (Statement IV-A) has been introduced with this objective in mind. It is expected that this will help the planners to chaik out programmes on provision of civic amenities for the improvement of slums. The columns on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes,population in statement IV relating to civic ann other amenities and adult literacy classes/centres under educational facilities in statement V are also added inter alia with this view. A significant addition is class of town in all the seven statements of the town directory. The infrastructure of amenities in urban areas of the country can be best analyst;d by taking the class of towns into consideration. The addition of the columns on civic administratioDl. iitatus and population in a few statements also serves this purpose. [ VI ]

The format of the primary' census abstract for the villages and towns has been formulated in the light of changes in the economic and other questions canvassed through the individual slip of 1981 Census.

In order to avoid delay in, publication of 1981 DCH series it has been so designed that Part-A of the volume contains village and town directory and Part-B, the PCA of villages and towns including the. Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes PCA up to Police Station/Town lavels. At the beginning OL' the DCH a detailed analytical note supported by a number of inset tables based on PCA 'and non­ census data in relation to the infrastructure has been introduced to enhance its value. This district and Police Station level maps depicting the boundaries and other important features have been inserted at appropria,te places, to further enhance the value of the publication.

This publication is a joint venture of the State Goverement and the Census Organisation. The data. have been collected and compiled in the state under the direction of Shri S. N. Ghosh, lAS, th~ Director of Cenaus Operations, West Bengal on behalf of the State Government which has borne the cost of printing. The task of planning, designing and co-ordination of this publication was carried out by, Shri N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) of my office. Dr. B. K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (Map) provided the technical guidance in the preparation of the maps. Data received from. Census Direcrorates havc been scrutinised in the Social Studies Division at the head quarters under the guidance-. of Shri M. M. Dua, Senior Research Officer. I am thankful to all who have contributed in this project. .

New Delhi P. PADMANABHA the 26th April, 1982 Registrar General, India.. 'PREFACE

The District Census Handbook compiled by the Census Directorate, West Bengal, on behalf of the 'Govt. of West Bengal containing Census Statistics besides other invaluable data of importance for use by the State Govt., district administration, research scholars and various other data-users owes its origin to ] 951 Census. The present publication of 1981 Census is fourth in the series.

The Census of 1981 was conducted in February! 1981 with sunrise of 1st March, 1981 as reference date ,under the stewardship of Shri S. N. Ghosh, Director of Census Operations, West Bengal. The credit for the success of the operation goes entirely to Shri Ghosh. However, before the report could be finalised, ''Shri Ghosh had to resume his duties under the Govt. of West Bengal in public interest. The present ,publication is the product of his dydicated labour, immaculate planning and sterling administrative capabilities. Without the active involvement and inspiring leadership of Shri Ghosh, the present publication would have been a still birth.

The Census statistics in the form of Village and Town Directory included in the publication relate to the ,district of Jal'paiguri. A brief analytical note with a number of inset tables based on Census data, included in this publication, will hopefully meet the requirements of the readers.

As mentioned earlier, the 1981 Census Operations in West Bengal was conducted by Shri S. N. Ghosh, as Director of Census Operations under the inspiring captaincy of Shri P. Padmanabha, former Registrar -General and ex-officio Census Commissioner of India, whose imaginative planning enthusiastic support and electrifying guidance led us to successful completion of an undoubtedly difficult operation. We silently recall the contribution of Sri Padmanabha.

'Shri V. S. Verma, the present Registrar General, India has been guiding us SOOB after his assumption -of office in 1983 to oversee the timely completion of the project. Without his active suppOrt, deep understanding and mature guidance, the' publication would not have progressed much. We are grateful to Shri Verma.

We gratefully recall the help, guidance and advice received from Shri V. P. Pandey, Joint Registrar General, India in technical and administrative matters relating to this project.

Dr. N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar Geueral (Social Studies) and his colleagues had provided us technical guidance and scholarly assistances right from the start of the project. We acknowledge our debt to him and his colleagues.

We are also indebted to Shri K. K. Chakraborty former Deputy Registrar General (C & T) and Shti N. Rama Rao, Asstt. Registrar General for their helpful suggestions. Dr. B. K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (Map) bad provided us excellent support and guidance in cartographic matters. We are indebted to him.

The data presented in the volume were collected at grass-root level by the District Magistrate, Jalpaiguri ,( Principal Census Officer) and his innumerable colleagues including the Charge Superintendent. We acknowledge their contributions to the preparation of this volume.

The final tabulation and compilation of the data have been done by the Central Tabulation Unit of this office under the supervision of Shri S. K. Guha, Investigator, first under the guidance ,and supervision of Shri M. ,N. Sarkar, Asstt. Director of Census Operations (since retired) and later under Sri A. K. Dutta, Deputy Director of Census Operations, West Bengal. Without their sincere efforts the data could not hava VIII I beeli iinan~ed, l'bl ~nalytical note was prepared by Shri S. K. Gl,lha, Investigator and scrutinised, edited and! finalised by Shri A. K. Dutta, Depllty Director of Census Operations, West Bengal. The publication is a silent testimony to their labour and love.

The printing work was supervised very efficiently by Shri S. K. Guha, Inv~ti~ator,. under the able guidance, of Shri A. K. Dutta, Deputy Director without whose direct involvement the publication could not have seen. the light of the day. We recall Shri Datta's effective contribution with admiration.

There were also officials who had contributed to the project from behind the curtain. Among the officials of th~ State Govt. who had helped us in various stages of the publication are Shri K. J. Basu Roy Choudhury ... WBCS., and Shri B. Bhattacharyya, mcs., both Deputy Secretaries to the Govt. of West Bengal, Home. ( C & E), Department, Writers' Buildings, Calcutta and their colleagues to whom we pay our tribute. Mention should also be made of the Controller of Stationery, Gavt. of West Bengal, for kindly providing. us the necessary printing materials.

Lastly. we must express o~r appreciation to Mis. MW Art Press, 36, Imdad Ali Lane, Calcutta-700 016 for the- J printing of this publication.

Calcutta SUKUMAR SINHA Joint Director of Census Operations, West Bengal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

No. Name Desisnation

1. Shri Afzaluddin Ahmed Statistical Assman" 2. Shrimati AojaIi Das .. 3. Sucheta Dutta " " 4. ., Kiran Biswas .. 5. Shri Nikhil Kumar Bagchi Computor 6. Manash Mitra " " 7. Shrimati Banani Ghosh " 8. Kalpana Chowdhlll}' ,. " 9. Mira Banerjee " "

10. u Nira Chakraborty .,

11. Aojali Banerjee " " 12. Sabita Banerjee " ,. 13. Renukana Chatterjee " " 14. Dipti Chatterjee " " 15. Dipali Roy Chowdhury " " 16. Ata~hi Das Gupta " "

IMPORTANT STATISTICS

WBS'I BENGAL JALPAIGURI

.Population Total Persons 54,580,647 2,214,87l Males !Z3,S60,901 J,IS9,S43

Females [2~,OI9,746 l,055,illS

Rural Persons 4Ot13~'26. .1,903,650 Males 20,617,489 994,747 Females 1?,516,437 '908,903

Urban Persons 14,446,721 oll,Z2l Males 7,943,411 165,096 Females 6,503,309 146,125

'Decennial Population Total 23.17 .26.55 ,Growth Rates 1971-8\ Rural 20.36 20.33 Urban 31.73 85.16

:Area (Sq. Kms.) 18,752.0 <6,227.0

Density of Population (per Sq. KIns.) 615 356

Sox Ratio (Number of Females per 1,000 Malcet Total 911 '910 Rural 947 914 Urban 819 ~85

Literacy Rate Persons 40.94 29.19 Males 50.67 37.30 Females 30.25 20.27

-Percentage of Urban Population to Total Population 26.47 14.05

'Percentage to Total Population:

(i) Main Workers Persons 28.26 3J.75 Males 48.71 50.53 Females 5.81 n.lo

Cii) Marginal Workers Persons 1.91 1.85 Males 1.58 1.47 Females 2.26 2.28

6G.40 "iii) Non-Workers Persons 69.83 Males 49.70 48.00 Females 9L93 £;'.li2 , XII ) WEST BENGAL JALPAIOORIl

Break-up of Main Worken :

Percentage among Main Wornll (i) CUltivators Persons 29.76 33.31 Males 31.40 38.36 Females 14.67 8.0S-

,(if} Agricultural Labourers Persons 25.23 16.2S Males 23.69 17.04 Females 39.43 12.53

(iii)- Household Industry Persons 3.52 1.22" Males 3.09 1.19- Females 7.50 1.33-

(il'), Other Workers Persons 41.49 49.19- Males 41.82 43.42 Females 38.40 78.08-

Percentage of Scheduled Castes i!opulation to Total Population Persons 21.99 34.61 Males 21.82 34.40' Females 22.17 ~4·~i ,I ~crcentage of Scheduled Tribes Population to Total PopulatioD Persons 5.63 22.21r .' Males 5.46 21.80 Females 5.81 22.65-

Number of Occupied Residential BouIes 9,591,501 409,697,

Number of Villages Total 41,112 756 Inhabited 38,024 73&- Uninhabited 3,088 ~~

Number of ToWIll 2?I t~ ANALYTICAL NOTE

ANALYTICAL NOTE

It has been the tradition of the Indian Census to present the cemm data under tbe 1\'.0 broad divisions termed urban and rural.

The definition of an urban unit at the 1981 Census is as follows:

(a) All places with a Corporation, Municipality, Town Committee, Notified Area, Cantonment.

(b) All other places which satisfied the following criteria:

(i) A population of 5,OOO.as the minimum,

(ii) Density per square kilometre would be a minimum of 400, and

(iii) At least 75% of the male working force should be engaged in ncn-agricul11Jral punuits.

Apart from town/citp the 1971 concept of urban agglomeration is aliiO adopted for the 1981 Census. An urban agglomeration means a stretch of urban area covering more than one municipality/town/urban outgrowth within a geogr~phically contiguous urban continuum. An urban agglomeration shows how a particular area has had geographically continuous urbanisation.

Mention may be made in this connection of urban outgrawths. The concept of urban outgrowth has come into force for the first time in 1981 Census. The outgrowth, which must necessarily be contiguous to an urban area, is itself an urban area in so far as it fulfils the last two crite,ria of being an urban unit, but it falls short on the -population flont, i e. it \\ould ba\e a rOf,l!lati?n of less than 5,000·but more than 600.

All other areas which are Dot covere_d by 1he ddiniticn of urban as ~tatcd ato\'e will be treated as Rural.

CENSUS HOUSE

We defined the Cens us house in the foJlow~Dg manner: '~A census house is a building or part of a building .having a separate main entrance from the fcad or cerumon courtyard or staircase etc., used or reco_gnised as a separate unit.. It may be occupied

HOUSEHOLD

We defined household as follo\'.s: "The household in a grou~ of persons who commonly live together and would take their meals from a common kitchen unless the exigencies of work prevented any of them from doing so. There may be a heusebold of persons related by blood or household of 'unrelated persons or having a mix of both"

SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES

We have our own list of scheduled castes and scheduled tribes notified for our state only. If ~e person belonging to a scheduled castes or scheduled tribe returns his caste or tribe by a synonym or generic name of a caste or a tribe, the information was noted if it found place in the notified list. All efforts wefe £iven to 4 ascertain the correct name of the scheduled caste or tribe as found in the notified list. For a household \ belonging to scheduled castes or scheduled tribes, religi<:>n of the head of househould was also examined. Scheuled caste population are found only among the population belonging to Hindu and Sikh religions but the scheduled tribe population may belong to any religion.

LITERATES

In the census terminology, a persons who can both read and write with und!rstanding in any language is to be taken as literate. A man who can merely read but cannot write is not a literate. It is not necessary that a person who is literate should ha~e received any formal education or .should have passed any minimum education standard. All the ehildren of the age of four years or less Were treated at illiterate even if the child was attending a school or might have picked up reading and writing.

Careful. attention was also given while collecting information on educational attail1ment of individuals. The highest education level attained by the person enumerated was recorted. This information is vital for manpower planning.

MAIN WORKERS

The d'efinition of worker difference between 1971 and 1981 and the system of dividing the entire popUlation by application of the concept of worker has also undergone a very important change. Earlier in 1961 and then in 1971 the total population was divided into two categories mutually exclusive or each other. They were workers and non-workers respectively. But in 1981, this dichotomy has been replaced by a trichotomy with three categories mutually exclusive of ~ach other, viz. main workers, marginal workers and non-workers.

The 1961 Census definition of worker was as follows:

"The basis .of work will be satisfied in the case of seasonal work like cultivation, livestock, dairyin~. household industry etc., if the person has had some r~gular work of more than one hour a day throughout the greater part of the working season, In the case of regular employment in any trade, profession, service, business or commerce the basis of work will be satisfied if the person was employed during any of the fifteen days preceding the day on which you (Enumerator) visited the "Household". In 1971, thf1 following definition was applied: "A worker is a person whose main activity is participation in any economically productive work by his physical or mental activity. Work involves not only actual wQrk but effective supervision and direction of work. The reference period is one week prior to. the date of enumeration in the case of regular work in trade, profession, service or business. If a person had any such regular work on any one of the days during this reference period and this has been returned as his main activity the person will be categorised accordingly ...... There are cettain types of work which are not carried on throughout the year such as cultivation, livestock keeping, plantation work, some types of household industry etc. A person's main activity should be ascertained with reference to such work in last one year even if he was not economi­ cally active in the week prior to enumeration".

Further, those who did not do any work in the manner described above, yet did some work to come under the category of secondary worker. As per 1971 definitjon, it was to cover "cases like persons performing household duties or students who may not be engaged in any other economically productive work at all, as aho those who, though basically are performing household duties or students etc., for the purpose of their main activity, still participated in some other economic activity such as helping the household in .several items of work, as in cultivation, or in household industry, or in looking after the cattle, in' attending to family business etc., but not to the extent as a full time work. Such participation will be considerrd as secondary 5

'work of those persons ...... participation of work that go~s to augment the income of the household will only be treated as economic activity".

In 1981 Census anyone who has done any work <1t aU during the last one year is a worker. The definition of work as participation in any economically productive activity either in physical or mental way remain more or less the same as ie 1971. But this time the population has been classified into three main groups, each mntuaUy exclusive of the others. The main workers are those who have worked major part of the year preceding the enumeration. In other words, the main worker is somebody who has done economically productive work for at least 183 days during the year preceding enumeration. All workers have been eategorised in four distinct parts viz. (i) Cultivators, (ii) Agricultural Labourers, (iii) Household Industries and (iv) Other Workes in 1981 Census. This is a major departure from the 1971 categories of ~orkers. In 1971 Census the workes were divided in nine categories.

MARGINAL WORKERS

The marginal workers are those who have worked any time at all in the year preceding enumeration but \ have not worked for a major part of the year. In other words, marginal workers are those who participated in economicaIly productive work for less than 183 days during the year preceding enumeration.

NON-WORKERS

Non-workers are those who have not dane any economically productive work at all during the last one .year. All non-workers have been divided into seven categories in 1981 Census. They are (i) Students, (ii) 1House­ hold duties, (iii) RentiersfRetired Persons, (iv) ,Beggers etc., (v) Inmltes of Institution, (vi) Dependents ,and (vii) Others .

. BRIEF HISTORY OF THE DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

"The District Census Handbook was started printing from 1951 Census. The Government and thJ Development agencies felt necessity of the data at micro-level for the social and economic d;:velopment, all over the country during the post independence era. Until then, the compilation of data was limited to district, police station and town levels only. In 1951, it was extended up to the mouza level.

The publication programme of District Census Handbook of 1951 continued undisturbed in 1961 also and it was enlarged with the introduction of official statistics.

The major changes in the District Census Handbook publication were introduced in 1971. The District Census Handbook 1971 was divided into three parts viz. Part XA, Part XB and Part XC. The first part dealt with Village and Town Directories. In Village Directory the villagewise data on amenities available was given and the information in respect of each to)Vn was given the Town Directory. The Part XB consists of Villege and Townwise, (Ward wise for Municipalities, Town Committees and all Statutory Towns) Primary Census Abstract of the concerned district.

The third part i.e. Part XC dealt with the non-census data and social, economic and cultural tables. All the three parts were printed either in two volumes i.e. Part XA & XB and Part XC or in three volumes Part XA. Part XB and Part XC separately according to the size of districts. '

The scope of District Census Handbook 1981 has been enlarg~d considerably specially in relation to the amenities available in the villages and towns and land use pattern in villages and non-municipal towns. The ,-collecton of data on recognise~ slums of Class I and Class II towns of the state is a fleW addition of 1981 iLl. l 6 l

the Town 'Directory Portion of the District Census Handbook. The format of the primary census abstract have' peen restructured due to the change of economic questions. The data on marginal wOlkers collected through the canvassing of individual slips is an important addition. Workers.. have been categorised in four sectors instead of nine in 1971.

SCOPE OF VILLAGE DIRECTORY

A twenty column format was canvassed'during 1981 Census period for collection of data from each and every' mouza within each police station. This is called village directory. The mouzas within a police station have been reprrsented in order of their location codes. This twenty column format has been divided in four parts. The column nos. 1-4 represent general information, columns no. 5-14 represent amenities available, columns nos. 15 to 19 are meant for landuse pattern and the column 20 contains special information in respect of historical, archaeological and religious interest about the mouza. At the end of each police station, the totalling has been done {or col. nos. 3 to <5 and 15-19. If any amenity is not available in the village a dash '-' has been marked in the relevant column and next to it the distance of the nearest place where the facility is available has been given in the broad ranges.

The following systems were followed for indicating educational institutions, if ans, located within the villages. The abbreviatiorts used for the educotional institutions are also given below:

1. Primary; of Elementary School (P)

All nUllIery,'kindergarten, pre-basic, pre-primary, lunior Basic School upto Class V and Primary School upto Class IV have been indueed in this group.

2. Junior Secondary or Middle School (M)

All schools frQm Class V to Class VIII inc:;luding Junior Madrasa upto Class VIll have been noted in this group.

3. Secondary School (H)

All sch.()ols upto Class X including the schools providing Senior Cambridge Course and High Madrasa upto Class X have been treated as high school.

4. Higher Secondary School (PUC)

All educational institutions where "the education is imparted for Class XI and XII have been marked fop this group.

While collecting the data according to the pattern as stated above certain limitations were imposed. We have considered only those institutions which are recognised by any competent authority and the specific classes of a school upto which recognition has been given. In case of composite schools like secondary schools with middle classes and primary classes or middie schools, with primary cla~ses, the relevant groups of classes have been treated separately, e.g., a composite school having classes upto XlI (Twelve) bas been. divided as follow. t

Classes from I to IV (P) " "V to VIII (M) (H) " " IXtoX (PUC) " " XI to XII [ 7 ]

It is to be noted that by dint of the above kind of division, we are not going by how many educational institutions physically exist within a village, but by occupying of classes each group being treated as a school of its kind. It is also to be noted that the said groupings will hold true irrespective of the educational institution they belong to. For example, the grouping marked at PUC i.e. Class XI and Class XII may physically belong to a college, but for the purpose of the Village Dircetory, these two classes taken together has constituted one unit of PUG., the rest of the classes has been treated as a college.

·S. College (C)

Any college with the disciplines of Arts, Science and Commerce have been grouped here.

-6. Industrial School (I)

7. Training School (Tr)

·8. Adult Literacy Class/Centre (AC)

9. Other Educational Institution (0)

(Sanskrittole, Senior Basic School, Makhtab etc. have been noted as others).

11 is needless to mention once again that in sl. no. 5 to 9 the institutions having recognition from any com­ ,petent authority have been taken into account.

In case of more than one institution of a type in the village, the number of institutions have been indicated in .brackets. If any of the educational institutions as stated above is located in a village the ectistel1ce of other types of educational institutions located in nelrest viltage(s) have not been conected. Suppose, a primary school is functioning in the village, but there is no middle or high school in the village under feference, in 'this case we have not indicated the distance of the nearest place where a middle school or a jIigh school exists. Similarly, if there is a high ,chool only a particular villflge, no efforts are given for colle::;ting distanc~ of a nearest place where a primary or middle school exists. The distance by ranges of a nearest place where educational facility is available have been collected from villages having no facility of any of the abov~ "mentioned nine categories of educational institutions.

In the medical fields there are a variety of amenities. These are indicated with abbreviations whether withi [1 .the village exists any of the following medical institutions:

Hospital H Maternity Home MH Child Welfare Centre CWC Health Centre HC Primary Health Centre PHC Primary Health Sub-centre PHS Dispensary D Family Planning Centre FPC TB Clinic TB Registered Priv!'lte Practitioner RP Community Health Worker CHW Others o [ a ]

The information have been collected in respect of those institutions only which are organised and/or aided by (iovernment/Se~i-Government/PubJic bodies/locol bodies/social service agencies like ,the missioneries. The institutians run by private individuals have not been covered. But the information on Registered Private­ Prac,titioners of any branch have been noted. Inhere are more than one facility in the village, the same have been indicated in appropriate abbreviations. In case of more institutions of a type in the village, the number of institutions have been indicated against tbe abbreviations in bracket where no amenity is available within the village, a dash (-) has b~en shown in relevant column and any of the facilities as given above available in a nearest place have been noted showing the distance in broad ranges.

The sources of drinking water available within the village have been indicated by-code. as follows:

Tap T Fountain F Well W Canal C Tank TK Lake L Tubewell TW Spring S Hand Pump HP Nallah N River Water R Oth~n ()

If there are more than one source of drinking water in the village, the iarne have been indicated in appro­ priate abbreviations,in the relevant column. In absence of any source of drinkint water in the village, a dash '-' has been given in the lelevant column and next to it tbe distance in bread ranges of the nearest! place where any of the aforesaid facilities is available has been given.

The Post & Telegarapb amenities available within the village have'been collected by codes as given below. The Post-office includes Branch and Sub Post Offices also. The villages having no facilities in respect oflPost~ &, Telegraph, have been marked by dash (-) in the relevant column and next to it the distance in broap_ Tanies of the nearest place where any of the facilities as given below is available has been noted.

Post Office PO Telegraph Office TO Post & Telegraph Office PTO Telephone connection Phone

The information on hat, market have been collected for each vallage. The day(s) of the week on whic•• mark6t/hat is held have been taken into aceount. Where the market/hat is held daily in a village, it has been recorded as "daily". In absence of hat/market in the village, the distance in broad ra'nges of the nearcAt place have been shown where it is held. I' It has been looked whether the village--is served by any mode 01 fubljc transport like bus, rail and waterways. and the abbreviations adopted for this purpose are given below :

Bus BS Railway Sta~ion RS Navigable Waterways NW (including river, canal etc).

I f there is more than one facility in the village, these haven been indicated separately by individual codes' as. gi\eu above. If no facility is ava.ilable within the village, a dash (-) is sbov.n ill the column and next to it in. trackets, the distance in broad ranges of the nearest place where tbe facility is available is liven. [ 9 ]

Approach to the village refers to the state of roads leading to the village from the communication centre. The approach to village bas been indicated by following abbreviations:

Pucca Road PR Kuccha Road KR Naviable River NR Navigable Canal NC Navigable Waterway NW (Other than river or canal)

If there is more than one approach to a village, the same has been given by appropriate codes in the relevant column.

The name of the nearest town and its distance in kilometers from the viIlage has been collected. Tho nearest to\,n so indicated may not be located within the state of West Bengal, this may be located in the neighbouring state also. The operational conveniences have only been taken into consideration while collecting this information. Only those towns have been considered, which have been declared urban according to 1981 Census.

The facilities of power supply have Ceen collected from the village where it IS available in the foHowing codes:

Electricity for Domestic Consumption ED Electrieity for Agricultural Consumption E. Ag. Electricity for other purposes like industrial, commercial etc. EO Electricity for all purposes listed above EA

Where the power is consumed for more than one purpose, this has been indicated accordingly.

The staple food, only in terms of grains, consumed by the majority population of the village during the major portion of the year have been recorded. The grains may be rice, wheat, jawar, maize etc. Sometimes a combination of these grains have been consumed by the villagers as the staple food. In that case, it has been indicated as reported.

The land use pattern of the village has been presented in five broad categories. These are as follows:

1. Forest This include all lands classed as forests under any legal enactment dealing with forests. This may be owned by the state or by any private individual. Land maintained as potential forest land have also been treated as forests. Any area used for any other purpose but situated within the forest so defined, is treated as 'forest'.

1. Irrigated land It relates to the land which has actually been irrigated under different types of irrigation 'for the purpose of cultivation. The sourcewise break-up of area in hectares lfnder different systems of" irrigation has been given. The codes in respect of sources have been noted as under:

Government Canal GC Private Canal PC [ 10 ].

Well (without electricity) W Well (with electricity) WE Tube well (without electricity) TW Tube well (with electricity) TWE Tank TK Lake L River R Waterfall WF Others o

3. Unirrigated land All areas under rainfall crops or under dry rice cultivation have been classified as un irrigated areas.

4. Culturable waste It is defined as the lands within cultivated holdings have not been cultivated during the current year and last five years or more in succession. Such lands m3.Y be either fallow or covered with shrubs and jungles. Land under thatching grasses, bamboo bushes and other groves for fuels ete., which are not included under orchards or forests and land grazing. meadows have also been included in this category.

5. Area not available for cultivation This stands for barren, uncultivable land and land put to nOB-agricultural use. Barren and unculturable lands cover land within cultivable holdings which cannot be br6ught under cultivation without incurring a high cost. Land put to non-agricultural use stands for all lands occupied' by buildings, roads and railways or under water, e.g. rivers and canals etc.

Any important place of religious, historical and archaeological interest within the village have also been mentioned in the village directory. Information on the number of copies of newspapers coming in the village, and motor cycles/scootersfcars/Jeep and tractors available in the village have been mentioned accordingly and denoted the following codes :

Newspapers N Motor cyeles/scooters M Cars/Jeep C Tractor T

In addition to the information that have been collected through Block Development Office, the following four appendices to the Village Directory have also been "compiled.

I. Police Stationwise abstract of educational, medical and other amenities.

) II. Land utilisation data in respect of non-municipal (non-statutory) Ceosus Towns.

III. Police Stationwise list of villages where no amenities are available.

IV. Police Stationwise list of villages according to the proportion of scheduled castes/scheduled tribes population by ranges. [ 11 ]

The first two appendices have been provided for obtaining actual position regardi,ng various amenities avail­ able in the police station and as well in the district and the land utilisation pattern in the non-municipal census towns which have been treated urban by virtue of the criteria prescribed for urban units. Appenidix-IIT ha~ been devised for planning input in areas where basis infra-structure is lacking. Appendix-IV has been prepared for the purpose of planning of welfare programmes for scheduled castes and scheduled tribes. at micro-level, particularly in relation to the area development oriented programmes.

SCOPE OF TOWN DIRECTORY

The Town Direetory has been prepared for all the staturory towns like Municipal Corporations (MC)~ Municipalities (M), Notified Areas (NA) , Town Committees (TC) and Contonment areas as well as the non-statutory census towns (NM) including the outgrowths. The particulars about each town have been presented in seven statements each dealing with a particular set of information. The information so collected in the seven statements is independent of each other. The statement IV A is a new addition in town directory statements. It covers the information regarding demographic, civic and other amenities available in the notified or organised slums baving a population of 50,000 or more. The towns having outgrowths have been identified with the asterisk (*) and the information available on outgrowth&' for each statement have been included with the information of core town. In some cases we bave failed to give information as detailed in the statements. In that case information not available (NA) has been quoted in tbe respecti'fe column.

The population of each town during 1981 Census has been considered for determining tbe class of towns. All the towns have been divided into six classes according to the range of population. They are as follows:

1. Population one lakh and above Class I 2. Population from 50,000 to 99,999 II " 3. Population from 20,000 to 49,999 III " 4. Population from 10,000 to 19,999 IV " 5. Population from 5,000 to 9,999 V " 6. Population less than 5,000 VI " A brief discussion on seven statements is given below:

Statement I

This statement provides some basic data based on the' primary census abstract. It deals witb the status and growth history of tbe town. The column nos. 1 to 5 gives information on class, civic status, name of the town and its location code witb the police station the town belongs to. The area of the town in square kilometre has also been given. The column nos. 6 to 19 give demographic information of the town. Where the town did not have any urban status for the reference year (s), a 'dash' ( - ) has been given under these columns (s). The decadal growth in percentage has been shown below the population figures from column nos. 8 to 15. The status of the statutory towns has been fixed as on April 1980.

Statement II

The statement deals with the physical aspects and Location of tbe town as on April 1980 .. T,rlis statement is divided into two. First dealing with the climatological data which include rainfall and maximum-minimum temperature. The information on climatological aspects are not available in respect of some of tbe towns. In that case the information noted from the nearest place where it is available. This alternative however, 12 ]

could not be followed uniformly due to the fact that tbe data are not avalable for the nearest place even. In such cases the information not available (NA) bas been stated. In the second part i.e. in column nQs. 6 to 12 the loeational particulars have been stated for the referrent town.

Statement III

Data on municipal finance for the year 1978-79 have been presented relating to the civic administration of the statutory bodies. The information in respect of the non-municipal census towns have also been collected wherever available and have been shown in the statement. The information on finances have been collected from the concerned local body. In case of non-municipal census towns, the information has been collected from the panchayat. The non-municipal census town having no information has been marked with informa­ tion not available (NA)

Statement IV

This statement contains 19 columns. The column nos. I to 5 provide general information of the town and the column no:;. 6 to 19 deal with the amenities having in the referrent town. Where the town is not served by the fire figllting services of its own, the name of the nearest place from where the referrent town gets services has been givell. In absence <,?f any of the public amenities as referred to in cols. 6 to 19 the relev?-nl column has been depicted suitably like dash (-) which m~ans am~nities nat available and information not available (N A) respectively.

Statement IVA

Information about notified or recognised slums have been given in this statement. The information is limited to the slums located in Class I and Class II towns only. The civic and other amenities that are being available to the slum-dwellers have been given in this statement. In case of more than one slum in a town, it has been spelt-out separately and the information have been submitted separately for each slum.

Statement V

This statement deals with the m~dical, educational, recreational and cultural facilities existed in the town as on 1979. If there is more than one institution of any type, it has been indicated within bracket in number. In case of medical institutions, the institutions run by the private doctors have not been taken into account. The institutions run by or aided by Government, Semi-Government, Local Bodies, Charitabl~ Institutions and Social Service Agencies like Missionaries etc. have been counted. Where these facilities were not avail­ able, the distance of the nearest place where these facilities are available has been noted. The Family Planning Centres attached to hospitals or Maternity and Child Welfare Centres or Primary Health Centres have been treated as separate units. The maternity and Child Welfare Centres, Veneral Disease Clinic, Chest Clinic and Leprosy Clinic etc. have been treated as independent institutions and indicated in "Others" category of medical institutions.

While presenting the data on educational institutions, the same pro;;edure as a Village D\rectory has been followed in respect of the school and college educa~i9n. The column 6 includes educational institution like Teachers' Training College, Ba~ic Training College etc. The information on short-hand, type-writing and other vocational training institutions have been given in column 10. In this case only the recognised institu­ tions have been considered. The "recognised" means recognised by any statutory authority-like the Education Department, Commerce Department, Labour Department etc., of th~ Government or Semi Government or autonomous bodies, public sector projects like municipality, corporation etc. I 13 ]

The vocational institutions like Music/Dancing school, Art College, Painting/Clay modelling institutions etc. ,have been covered under col. 10. The institutions which are not included in cols. 6 to ~4 have been taken in col. nos. 15 under "Others". The columns 17-20 deal with the recreational and cultural facilities of the town.

Statement VI

This statement contains particulars of Trade, Commerce and Industry of the town. It also depicts .information on Banking institutions like Banks, Agricultural Credit S:>cieties and Non-agticeltural Credil Societies.

The details of abbreviations used in different statements of Town Directory are given below:

Statement II

Col. 12-NavigabJe River/Canal i) River R 11) Canal C

Statement IV

!~ol. ·6-Road Length i) Pucca Road PR ii) Kuccha Road KR

.col. 7--"'Systam of Sewerage .i) Sewer S ii) Open Surface Drains OSD iii) Box Surface Drains BSD iv) Cesspool Method CD v) Pit System Pt

Col. II-Method of Oisposal of Night Soil i) Head Loads HL ii) Baskets B iii) Wheel Barrows WB iv) Septic Tank Latrines ST v) Sewerage S 'Col. 12-Protected Water Supply Source i) Tubewell water TW ii) Tap water T iii) Well water W iv) Tank water TK Col. 13-Protected Water Supply Capacity i) Overhead Tank ORT ii) Service Reservoir SR iii) River Infiltration Gallery IG iv) Borewell Pumping System BWP v) Pressure Tank PT ( 14 J

Statemlllt V

Col. 4-Medical Institutions i) Hospital H Ii) Dispensary D iii) Health Centre He iv) Family Planning Centre FC v) Nursing Home NH vi) Tuberculosis Clinic TB vii) Others a

Col. 6-Educational Institutions-College only i) Arts only A ii) Science only S Iii) Art & Science AS iv) Commerce C y) Arts & Commerce AC vi) Arts, Science & Commerce ASC vii) Law L viii) Others a

Col. lO-Vocational Training Institute i) Short-hand SH Ii) Typewriting Type iii) Shorthand & Typewriting Sh. Type iv) Others a

Col. 20-Recreational & Cultural Institutions i) Public Library PL ii) Reading Room RR

BRIEF HISTORY OF THE DISTRICT

The district Jalpaiguri as an administrative unit of the state can'c into being on 1st January 1869. The present district is comprised of the Western Duars (since 1865) and the then police stations Jalpaiguri and Rajganj or Rangpur district (since 1869). It may be noted t.hat a portion of present Jalpaiguri was a subdivision in the Rangpur district now in Bangladesh (from 1854 to 1869). Historically, the development of the district started only after the growth of the tea plantations-which begun in 1874~75. The Western Duars whicq had been once a very thinly populated forest area, became gradually populated with the development of inhabited villages, tea gardens and small factories. J

The district has been so named after its principal town Jalpaiguri. The name JaJpaiguri is said to have derived. from 'Jalpai' or olive tree and 'Guri' or place, meaning thereby, the place abounded with the olive trees. The names Jalpaiguri might as well be associated with 'Jalpes', i.e. 'Siva', the presiding deity of the entire region. from the time immemorial. 1 IS I

"PHYSICAL ASPECfS

'The distriet Jalpaiguri lies between 26°16' and 27°0' north latitude and between 88°4' and 89°53' east longitude. "Looking like an irregular rectangle, the district is bounded in the north by Bhutan and the district of 'Darjiling, on the south by the district of Rangpur of Bangladesh and the district of Koch Bihar, on the west by 'the district of Darjiling and Bangladesh and on the east by the Eastern Duars in Assam which forms part of the -dis~rict of Goalpara, the right bank of river Sankosh form the demarcation line. The Duars form the gateway "()f mountains. Western Duars is the part of the tract which falls within the district of Jalpaiguri. There are -eleven Duars or passes to Bhutan from India, of which 5 are located in Jalpaiguri district viz. Chamurchi, "Lakhimpur, Balla, Baksa (Buxa) and Kumargram. These are from the west to east. The principal rivers of the -district are the Mahananda, the Tista, the Jaldhaka, the Torsha, the Kalajani, the Raidak and the Sankosll. In addition, numerous rivulets, ranging from small to medium are flowing within the district. Among thrm, the Saun, the Karatoa, the Chaol, the Talma, the Jamuna, the Panga, the Karala, the Chukchuka, Rukruka, ·the Gadadhar, the Dhardhara, the Dharla, the Lish, Gish, Chitijhora, the Murti, Chel, Jiti, the Gal~ndi. the Duduya, the Dam Dima, the Tusati, the Mujnai, the Buritorsha, the Sanjal, the Sili Torsha and the Jainti -deserve mention. The district has an area of 6227.0 sq. kms.

MAJOR CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DISTRICT

·(1) The forests in the district cover an area "f 172.56 thousand hectares as per the information available .in 1976-77 which means that slightly more than one-fifth of total area is covered by the forests. The entire forest area is reserved and protected under the Forest Development of the Government of West Bengal. :fhe [forest is well known for the sal trees of better quality. These forests have been broadly classified as, Moist Tropical forests.

'C2) The district is conspicuous for the absence of mines. The rocks found in the district are ma!nty the slates, quartzites and dolomites. The de10mite limestone bands found in the Buxa Duars form the most important mineral deposit of the area. It is found all along in the hill range from near L:lpchaco to Rrudak. The lignite is found in patches throughout the entire stretch of the west side of Jayanti river. The iron ores of low to medium grade are found near Gaopota. The lime obtained from dolomite is of superior quality and having adequate tensile strength. Deposits of magnesium, sulphate are found at some localities in the foothills region.

(3) There is no hydro-electric or thermal power station in the district. The electricity is the main source >of power in the district. This is derived through the West Bengal State Electricity Board. It is supplied from the Jaldhaka Hydel Power Project in Darjiling, desel stations of Jalpaiguri, Mal and Birpara in the rdistrict and from the desel station of Chengrabandha of Koch Bihar District. t(4) The clarrification of landuse area in Jalpaiguri as on 1976-77 is given below: (i) Net cropped area 327.47 thousand hectares (ii), Land put to non-agricultural uses 79.64" (iii) Barren and unculturable waste 1.08 " (iv) Permanent pastures and other grazing land 0.21 " (v) Misc. tree crops and groves 8.16 " (vi) Culturable waste 23.18 " (vii) Other Fallow land (other than current fallow) 1.19 " • (viii) Current fallow 2.63 " l 16 ]

(5) According to 1981 Census 49.60% of the total workers of t~e district are engaged in agricultural pursuits:... In the year 1916-77, the total area under production of foodgrains was 342.1 thousand hectares of land, During tlIe same year, rice was cultivated in 297.1 thousand hectares of land, wheat in 32.0 thousand hectares.... pulses in 5.7 thQusantl hectares and oilseeds in 5.3 thousand hectares. As on 31st March 1976, the tea. plantation area of the district was estimated at 59.8 thousand hectares of land. The fibres mainly jute and masta were cultivated in 37.4 thousand hectares during 1976-77. Tbe food grains produced in 1976-77 were 343.3 thousand tonnes, of which 340.3 thousand tonnes being cereals. Out of the cereals again, rice and wheat pJOduced to tbe extent of 217.5 thousand tonnes and 56.9 thousand tonnes respectively. The fibres-­ produced during the peribd were 250.4 thousand bales (180 kg. in each thousand bale) of which Jute alone' was produced 235.5 thousand bales and tbe rest masta. Tbe production of tea during the same period was> 92,122.0 thousand tonnes.

During the year 1976-77 the yields per hectare of rice and wheat were 934 kgs. and 177.9 kgs. respectively. The­ sources of irrigation in the district are private tanks and tubeV{~lls {lnly. Although there are large number­ of rivers and rivulets in tlle district, but the river system is not advantageous to the irrigation of the district. Ther. is no large or medium sized irrigation project in the district. However, there are minor irrigation schemes like Deep Tubewells and River Lift Irrigation in the district. The district had 33 Deep Tubewells. and 27 River Lift Irrigation by the end of December 1977.

According to the landuse data of tlle villages of the district (1981 Census}, only 6.82 percent of the totaL cultivable area is irrigated.

(6) Varities of small scale and cottage industries are found in the district. They are rice and oil milling, wheat and spices grinding, stone-crushing, saw-mills, automobile workshops. engineering workshops, carpentry, hosiery, leather works, bakery, making of steel trunh, manufacture of Candles, brick and tiles, suitcase making, bidi making. pottery, toy making, cane aDd bamboo works, clay-modlling, tea-chest manufacturing etc. ~ccording to 1977, there were the following registered working factories with number in each type of industries in the district :-

Name of Industries Number t. Flour milling (by power machine) 2 1() 2. Rice milling (by power machine) ( 3. Bread making l 4. Manufacture of biscuits, cake etc. 1 5. Manufacture of mustard oil, ground nut oil, til oil etc. 1 141 6. Tea processing 1 7. Manufacture of ice 8. Other food processing and activities 1 9. Cotton textiles not elsewhere classified , . 1 10. Manufacture of readymade garments 1 1 11. Manufacture of plywood and veneer 12. Sawing and planning of wood (other than plywood) 54 1 13. Manufacture of plywood chest for tea etc. 14. Manufacture of buskets made from bamboo, cane, reed and grass 1 1 15. Bamboo, cane and reed furniture [ 17 J

Name of Industries Number

16. Envelope printing, picture post card printing, embossing etc. 1 17. Manufacture of lime I 18. Manufacture of structurals 3 19. Manufacture of drums, tanks, rails and metal containers 1 20. Manufacture of utensils 2 21. Manufacture of general items of non-electrical machinery etc. 2 22. Manufacture of general jobbery engineering etc. 3 23. Generation and transmission of electric energy 6 24. Pipeline transport 1 25. Storage and warehousing not elsewhere classified 1 26. Educational services rendered by technical or vocational colleges, schools and other institutions 1 27. Repair of motor vehicles and motor cycles 6

28. Repair of enterprises not elsewhere classified • t 1

The most important industry of the district is tea. In 1976, there were 151 tea estates in the district covering an area of 59,988 hectares.

(7) The principal. commodities exported from the district are tea, jute, timber and tobacco. The main items of import are spices, oil, rice, sugar, pulses, wheat, iron, steel, cement, coal, petrol etc.

(8) King Nilambar of Kamlapur-Kamrup, is said to have constructed several roads connecting his capital with different places of the territory under his control. The remnants of these roads are still to be seen in various places. One such road is found along the north-western direction leading to Jalpeswar temple. It stilI exists under the name of Dinhata-Mekliganj Road. At present, the State Highway connects the district headquarters Jalpaiguri with subdivisional headquaters and most of the block headquarters. The national highway is also providing link to the district with important places of the country such as Delhi, . Patna, Lucknow, Calcutta, Gauhati etc. etc. Besides, New Jalpaiguri to New Bangaigaon (Assam) is provided with broad gauge and from Katihar Junction (Bihar) to Kamakhayaguri with the meter gauge rail connection is in the district. Both the category of lines connect several stations within the district.

As per the public works and public works (Roads) in 1977, the stretch of 1,068 kilometres is categorised as E"tra municipal roads, of which 957 kilometers are surfaced and 11 1 unsurfaced. Whereas as per the data (1976) of statutory bodies of the district, of the 125.79 kilometres roads 80.25 kms are metalled and rest unmetalled.

PLACES OF RELIGIOUS, HISTORICAL OR ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND TOURIST INTEREST

There are quite a number of temples in and around the town Jalpaiguri, some of which are quite old. The temples are Maskalai Bari Smasan Kali temple, Baikunthanatb temple, Dinbazar Kalibari, Babupara Jogmaya Kali temple etc. The old Brahmo Samaj temple was established in the town in 1901 and its new temple in 1913. Shri Ramakrishna Asrama was established in 1923. A big mosque was built in Jalpaiguri-Siliguri road in 1875. Another mosque, in Dinbazar area of the town was constructed in 1902. Two Churches, one i:q Jalpaiguri town and another on Haldibari road were built in l882 and la96 respectively. [ 18 1

The Jalpes temple is situated on the bank of the Jhorda river in the village Garhtali of'Maynaguri police station. The maintemple is a good specimen of blend of the Hindu and Muslim architectures. It is said tbat Pran Narayan, tbe king of Koch Bihar reconstructed tbe temple in 1665. The ruins of the Batesvara temple are found in at village ,Madhavdanga under P. S. Maynaguri. The ruins are indication of the fact that it was a stone temple. There is a siva temple in the village Byangkandi near new Maynaguri. It is situated on tbe bank of the river Ihorda. Foundation of another temple, viz. tbe temple of Bhadesvara is found just below the high embankment of the new Maynaguri railway station. The temple of Petkati Debi is situated to tbe east of the New Maynaguri railway station. The temple is the seat of Chamunda locally called Petkati. A temple resembling a Buddist pagoda is situated in the village Sannyasir Hat over Rajganj police station. The saying goes that it was constructed by Scott.

Garh Mendabari is situated in mouza Dakshin Barajhar Forest in Alipurduar police station. The State Directorate of Archaeology made some excavation at. the site and unearthed remnants of a fort. The fort is called the Fort of Nal Raja and it occupies a space of about 1.295 sq.kms. According to the Department of Archaeology it belongs to the Gupta age. The wild life Sanctuary Saldagana at Jaldapara can be approached from Hasimara railway station. The Sanctuary is a place of tremendous tourist attraction.

ANAL'SIS OF DATA

It is a Census tradition to analyse certain data on social and demographic information collected during census enumeration and from ancillary projects like Town Directory and Village Directory. The District Census Handbook 1951 and 1961 were decorated with such analysis which were most attractive to the scholars. The District Census Handbook 1981 follows the same manner as in 1951 and 1961. A large rlumber of inset tables has been prepared on Town Directory and Village Directory to make the analysis more scientific and acceptable. [ 19 1

TABLE 1 The police station-wise distribution of inhabited villages according to the availability of different amenities are seen in table 1. The school facilities are available in 658 villages out of the total 736 inhabited villages of the district which indicates that 89.40 percent of the inhabited villages in Jalpaiguri district avail the amenity of education. The medical, drinking water and Post & Telegraph facilities are available in 216, 731 and 263 villages respectively. The percentages being 29.35, 99.32 and 35.73. 33.15 and 38.04 percent of the villages are having market or hat and communication. A little over 50 percent and 25 percent of-the villages have the amenities like approach by puce a road and power suppJy respectively.

TABLE I-DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE AVAILABILITY OF DIFFERENT AMENITIES No. (with Percentage) of Villages having one or more of the following amenities No. of r------_____..A.. ______--. S1. Name of P. S. No. inhabited Drinking Post and Marketl Communi- Approach by Power Villages Education Medical Water Telegraph Hat cations Pucca Road Supply 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 I} 10 11

Rajganj 28 24 8 28 12 11 10 19 9 85.71 28.57 100.00 42.86 39.29 35.71 67.86 32.14

2 Jalpaiguri 29 23 12 29 16 17 6 14 9 79.31 41.38 100.00 55.17 58.62 20.69 48.28 31.03

3 Mal 101 70 16 97 14 9 33 44 16 69.31 15.84 96.04 13.86 8.91 32.67 43.56 15.84

4 Mitiali 30 30 19 30 20 9 II 20 19 100.00 63.33 100.00 66.67 30.00 36.67 66.67 63.33

5 Maynaguri 77 73 12 76 33 37 29 35 13 94.81 15.58 98.70 42.86 48.05 37.66 45.45 16.88

6 Nagrakata 23 20 17 23 16 5 11 15 16 86.96 73.91 100.00 69.57 21.74 47.83 65.22 69.57

7 Banarhat 50 47 28 50 12 17 19 30 22 94.00 65.00 100.00 24.00 34.00 38.00 30.00 44.00

8 Dhubguri 62 59 4 62 19 12 20 20 4 95.16 6.45 100.00 30.65 19.35 32.26 32.26 6.45

9 Birpara 21 20 14 21 12 12 12 11 13 95.24 66.67 100.00 57.14 57.14 57.14 52.38 61.90

10 Falakata 63 62 10 63 21 24 15 25 14 98.41 15.87 100.00 33.33 38.10 23.81 39.68 22.22

11 Madarihat 28 24 13 28 9 II 13 13 11 85.71 46.43 100.00 32.14 39.29 46.43 46.43 39.29

12 A Iipurduar 129 115 23 129 38 38 55 64 9 89.15 17.83 100.00 29.46 29.46 42.64 49.61 6.98

13 Kalchini 43 39 24 43 23 27 16 27 21 90.70 55.81 100.00 53.49 62.79 37.21 62.79 48.84

14 Kumargram 52 52 16 52 18 IS 30 32 11 100.00 30.77 100.00 34.62 28.85 57.69 61.54 21.15

Total 736 658 216 731 263 244 2110 369 187 89.40 29.35 99.32 35.73 33.15 38.04 50.14 25.41 ( 20 J

TABLE 2

Table 2 furnishes the proportion of rural population of inhabited villages served by different amenities. Among the 14 police stations of the district, the rural areas of the police stations of Mitiali and Kumargram received the highest level of amenity in the matter of education (100%). In the matter of Medical. 94.38 percent of the population of Birpara police station received the facility. It is significant to note that, there are 12 police stations in the district, where the hundred percent of the rural people are having the facility of drinking water.

TABLE 2-PROPORTION OF RURAL POPULATION SERVED BY DIFFERENT AMENITIES

TotalIation Popu- of ,-______Proportion of Rural PopulationA. ______served by the amenities of .... SI. Name of P. S. No. inhabited Education Medical Drinking Post and M.arketl Communi- Approach by Power Villages Water Telegraph Hat cation Pucca Road Supply in the P.S. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Rajganj 120,688 96.71 35.50 100.00 79.75 79.03 53.24 92.95 46.17

2 Jalpaiguri 205,182 99.03 77.35 100.00 94.15 94.78 43.49 89.94 50.97

3 Mal 183.766 56.85 20.01 97.79 13.07 10.99 31.49 48.96 27.82

4 Mitiali 74.649 100.00 81.64 100.00 81.09 36.88 42.00 80.23 81.64

5 Maynaguri 169.602 98.84 28.91 99.90 51.84 60.20 38.18 45.73 16.49

6 Nagrakata 70.148 98.07 91.33 100.00 88.36 23.45 54.40 60.73 87.69

7 Banarhat 143,774 97.01 80.14 100.00 28.48 46.55 58.45 81.24 69.55

8 Dhubguri 122,145 98.34 9.95 100.00 36.43 21.01 36.12 36.12 8.76

9 Birpara 70,190 99.86 94.38 100.00 86.99 87.97 83.91 78.63 92.57

10 Falakata 157,013 99.38 18.54 100.00 40.28 45.65 32.02 46.36 30.49

11 Madarihat 53.196 94.76 68.17 100.00 52.36 57.19 59.26 49.81 60.49

12 Alipurduar 261,692 97.40 26.64 100.00 40.89 38.74 55.06 66.94 14.13

13 Kalchini 151,948 99:66 78.40 100.00 63.84 86.53 56.40 83.38 75.94

14 Kumargram 119,657 100.00 44.08 100.00 41.91 34.51 66.37 69'92 27.09

Total 1,903,650 94.43 '47.96 99.78 53.35 51.83 48.52 66.54 42.15 ( 21 1

'TABLE 3

The table 3 above furnishes the distribution of villages not hivIng certain amenities arranged by distance ranges from the places where such facilities are available. There are 78 villages in the district, where the educational facility is not available in the village, but available at some distances. Of those 78 villages, 67 avail education at a distance of 5 Kilometers or less. 10 villages have this amenity at a distance of 5-10 Kilometres, while only one village has this amenity at a distance of 10 Kilometres plUS. Similarly the medical facility is not available in 520 villages itself. 338 of them avail the medical faciIlty at a distance of -5 K.Ms, 131 villages at a distance of 5-10 Kms. and the rests of IO+Kms. Only 5 villages in Cle district have no drinking water. They have to avail this amenity at a distance of -5 Kms. only. Tne people dwelling in the 473 villages have to avail the opportunity of Post and Telegraph at a different ilistance i.e. less than 5 Kms. for 398 villages, 5-10 Kms. for 64 villages and 10 Kms. plus 11 villages. ,Market/Hat and communication are lacking in 492 and 456 villages respectively.

TABLE 3-DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES NOT HAVING CERTAIN AMENITIES ARRANG~D, . BY DISTANCE RANGES FROM THE PLACES WHERE THESE ARE AVAILABLE

Village not having the Number of villages where the amenity is not available and available at distance qf amenity of ~------~ ---. -5Kms 5 -10 Kms 10 + Kms Total 2 3 4 5

'1 Education 67 10 78

2 Medical 338 131 51 S2Q

3 Drinking Water 5 S

-4 Post and Telegraph 398 64 11 473

5 Market/Hat 420 60 12 492

·6 Communication 222 62 172 45' [ 22 ]

TABLE 4

Thi3 table furnishes the distribution of {nhabited villages according to the distance from the nearest town­ and availability of different amenities. Among the total inhabited villages of 736 in the district, 50 vi1lage~ which are situated in the distance range of 0-5 Kms. from the nearest town avail the amenities of drinking water to 100%. education to 82%, medjcal to 38%, post and telegraph to 42%, market/hat to 16%. communication to 58%, approach by pucca road to 68% and power supply to 50%. Similarly, 248 villages which are located in tbe distance range of 6-15 Kms. from tbe Dearest town avail the amenity of drinking­ water to 99.19%, education to 90.32%, medical to 18.95%, post and telegraph to 32.66%, market/hat to 30.99%, communication to 37.60%, approach by pucca road to 42.98% and power supply to 17.79% only.

The villages which are located in the distance range of 16-50 Kms. from the nearest town in the district number' 376 in which the amenities of drinking water and education are availed by 99.20% and 89.10% respectively .. On the other hand, the amenity like medical is availed by 33.51 %, post and telegraph by 35.90%, market/hat by 36.03%, communication by 39.43%, approach by pucca road 48.04% and power supply by 26.89I orily. All the 62 villages located at a distance of 51 Kilometres or more bave the facility of drinking water. Educa­ tional facility is availed by 93.55'/. villages, post and telegraph by 41.94"/., market/bat by 20.63'1., communica­ tion by 33:33'/., approach 1)y pucca road 44.44'/. and power s,llpply by 34.92·{.

TABLE 4-DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE DISTANCE FROM THE NEAREST TOWN AVAILABILITY OF DIFFERENT AMENITIES

No. (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of No. of r------_...._------~ Distanco ranges inhabited Commu- Approach from the nearest villages in Drinking Post & Market! nication by Pucca Power town (in Kms) each range Education Medical Water Telegraph Hat Road Supply 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 l(p

O-S 50 41 19 50 21 8 29 34 i5 82.00 38.00 100.00 42.00 16.00 58.00 68.00 50.00

6-15 248 224 47 246 81 75 91 104 43 90.32 18.95 99.19 32.66 30.99 37.60 42.98 17.79

16-50 376 335 126 373 135 138 151 184 103 89.10 33.51 99.20 35.90 36.03 39.43 48.04 26.89-

51 + 62 58 24 62 26 13 21 28 22. 93.55 38.71 100.00 41.94 20.63 33.33 44.44 34.92-

Unspecified

Total 736 658 216 731 263 244 280 369 187 89.40 29.35 99.32 35.73 33.15 38.04 50.14 25.H 23 J

TABLE 5

:fable 5 relates the distribution of villages according to population range and amenities available. There are 6~ villages out o'f the 736 in the district under the population range of 499, 52.38'/. of them avai~ 1:11e' amenity of educati(m, th(~ amenity of medical by 3.17,/. of villages only, the drinking water by 93.65'/., post and telegraph by 12.70'/., market/hat by 4.76'/., communication by 12.70'/., and approach by pucca road hy 2O.63·{ .•. AU the 3t5 villages in the population range of 500-\999 have the drinking water. Education is availed by 90.79,/. of villages located in this population range while the medical is availed by 16.51'1. only. Among other amenities, post and telegraph is available in 24.13'/., market/hat in 21.90'/., communication in 27.30'/., pucca road in 38.10'/. and power supply in 12.70 percent of villages. There are 296 villages which COine under the population range of 2000-4999. The amenities of education, medical and drinking water are 'available in 94.59'/., 38.18'{. and 99.66"/. of villages in this range respectively. The post and telegraph service is availed by 44.93'/. of villages, market/hat by 42.23'/., communication by 48.31'/., pucca road by 61.49'/. and power supply by 34.46'/. of these villages in this range. In the population range of 5000+there are 62 villages. All the villages in this range have the drinking water. 95.16'{. and 79.03'/. of the vi1lag~s in this range have the facilities of education and medical respectively. On the other hand 74.19 percent of the villages in this ran ge 'are served by post and telegraph, market/hat is availed by 75.81 'j., communication by 69.35'/., pucca road by '87.10,/. and power supply by 72.58'/. of villages.

TABLE 5-DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO POPULATION RANGE AND AMENITIES AVAILABLE

Number (with percentage) of viilages having the amenity of No. of ------~------...... inbabited Approach villages in Drinking Post & Market! Commu- by Pucca Power ~Population range each rages Education Mejical Water Telegraph Hat nication ROld Supply I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

-499 63 33 2 59 8 3 8 13 52.38 3.17 93.65 12.70 4.76 12.70 20.63

'500 -1,999 315 286 52 315 76 69 86 120 40 90.79 16.51 100.00 24.13 21.90 27.30 38.10 12.70

.:2,000 - 4.999 296 280 113 295 133 125 143 182 102 94.59 38.18 99.66 44.93 42.23 48.3l 61.49 34.46

~5,000 + 62 59 49 62 46 47 43 54 4S 95.16 79.03 100.00 74.19 75.81 69.35 87.10 72.58

.Total ,36 658 216 731 263 244 280 369 187 89.40 29.35 99.32 35.73 33.15 38.04 59.14 25.41 [ 24 1

TABLE 6 The t~~}e furnishes the main staple food consumed by the majority of the population of the villages in each:. po1i~ station of the district. In all the police stations, rice and wheat are being u§ed as the main staple food.

TABLE 6--MAIN STAPLE FOOD IN THE MAJORITY OF VILLAGES IN EACH POLICE STATION

81. Name of Police Station Main Staple Food No. 3 1 2

1 Rajganj Rice & Wheat

2 Ialpaiguri Rice & Wheat

3 Mal Rice & Wheat

4 Mitiali Rice & Wheat

5 Maynagud Rice & Wheat

6 Nagrakata Rice & Wheat

7 Banarhat Rice & Wheat

8 Dhubguri Rice & Wheat

9 Birpara 'Rice & Wheat

10 Falakata Rice & Wheat Rice & Wheat II Madarihat

Rice & Wheat 12 Alipurduar Rice & Wheat 13 Kalcbini Rice & Wheat 14 Kumargram I 25 J !'ABLE 7

This table gives the distribution of inhabited villages according to land use. There are altogether 736 inhabited villages in the district which cover total area of 586.637.86 hectares. The percentage of cultivabi. area to total area works out to 50.67. On the.other hand, the percentage of irrigatad area to total cultivable area is recorded 6.82. The maximum cultivable area to total area i. e. 83.94% is found in Banarhat P. S. The highest percentage of irrigated area to total area is recorded by Mitiali police station.

TABLE 7-DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO LAND USE

Percentage of Percentalle of No. of in- Total Cultivable Irrigated Area IN.. NameofP. S. havited Area Area to Total to Tolal Culti- 110. "Villages (in hectares) Area vable Area Z 3 4 5 6

ltlljganj 21 38,497.41 26.02 5.49

! Jalpaiguri 29 44,262.07 79.17, 1.12

3 Mal iOl ~1,859.3S 45.68 9,86 " Mitia1i 30 20.489.39 39.84 40.10 5 Maynaguri 77 49,304.60 68.52 2.49

, :Magrakata 23 34,073.16 83.94- 1.42

1 BanArhat 5' 28,391.~3 47.89 8.2!J

I Dhubguri 62 2S.32Hl 75.99 3.49

, 2l Birpara 18,717.8S 71.18 ~.25

10 Palakata 63 34.911.28 64.22 15.95

11 Madarihat 28 15.835.36 57.75 6.42

12 Alipurduar 129 62,472.20 67.11 2.84

13 Kalchini 43 69.512.82 29.16 10.90

14 Kumargram 52 86,984.17 19.83 11.89

Total 736 586,637.86 50.67 6.82 [ 26 ] TABLE 3

Table 8 gives data in respect of the growth, density and sex ratio of urban population in the district of JaJpaiguri in relation to the state, during the decades 1951 to 1981. The percentage of urban population to total popUlation in this district has gone' up from 7.22 in 1951 to 14.05 in 1981. The corresponding percentage of urban population of the state as a whole records 23.88 to 26.47 during this period. The sex ratio of the urban population of the district which was 679 in 1951 has steadily increased to 768, 829 and 885 in 196], 1971 and 1981 respectively.

TABLE 8-GROWTH, DENSITY AND SEX RATIO OF URBAN POPULATION IN THE DISTRICr IN RELATION TO THE STATE

District-Jalpaiguri State-West Benia[ r------"------~ ,.------____A ______-----, Decaoal Decadal Percen- Percen- Sex ratio Percen- Percen- Sex ratio tage of tage varia- Density (No. of tage of tage Varia- Density (No. of Urban tion in (Popula- Female Urban tion in (Papula- Female eensus Total Urban Popula- Urban tion per per 1000 Total Urban Popula- Urban tion per per 1000 Year Population Population tion Population SQ. Km) Males) Population Popu~ation tion Population Sq.Km) Males) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

1951 916,747 66,145 7.22 +38.22 2.936 679 26,299,980 6.281,642 23.88 +32.52 5,180 660 1961 1,359,292 123,814 9.11 +87.19 1,710 768 34.926,279 8,540,842 24.45 +35.97 5,009 701

1971 1,750,159 168,080 9.60 +35.75 2,113 829 44,312,011 10,967,033 24.75 +28.41 5,624 751 1'&1 2,214,871 311,321 14.05 +85.16 2,110 i85 54,580,647 14,446,721 26.47 +31.73 5,4i2 81'

I'ABLE 9

'{'he recognition of the new towns and the declassification of towns in the 1911 census has been given in table 9. 4 new towns have been cr~ated in 19'81 census.

TABLE 9-NEW TowNs/TOWNS DECLASSJFIED IN 1981 CENSU'S

Name of Towns Population 1981 Census

Added

(i) Dabgram (~M) 76,402

(ii). Gairkata (NM) 5.'55 (iii) Odlabari (NM) 6,n7 (iv) Uttar Latabari (NM) 8,661 l 27 I

TABLE 10

The per capita receipt and expenditure in each town of the district has been furnished in table 9. ~f tho 12 towns of the district, the per capita expenditure is higher than the receipt for two towns viz. Alipurduar (M) and Odlabari (NM).

TABLE lO-PER CAPITA RECEIPT AND EXPENDITURE IN TOWNS

Per Capita r- --'------~ Receipt Expenditure r------'------, r---.------_-'-_ Receipt Expenditure Expendi- Receipt from all Total General on Public ture on Class, Name &; Civic Total through other Expendi- Adminis- Health & Public Public Ins- Other Status of the Town Receipt taxes Sources ture tratlon Conveniences Works titutions aspects 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ]0

III Alipurduar (M) 24,54 4.09 20.45 20.62 2.78 10.72 5.86 1.26

2 III Alipurduar Rly. Junction (NM) NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

3 II Dabgram (NM) 2.17 1.06 1.11 1.85 0.43 0.25 0.96 0,03 0.18

4 III Dhupguri (NM) 2,77 0.56 2.21 1.34 0.39 0.09 0.82 0,e4

5 IV Domobani (M) 2,52 0.10 2.42 I.4S 0.19 1.26

6 IV Falakata (NM) 3.58 0.50 3.08 2.67 0.59 2.08

7 V Oairkata (NM) 7.39 1.34 6.05 3.6' 2.1S 0.17 1.17 0.17

I II Jalpaiguri (NM) 52.82 15.65 37.17 48.65 6.65 24.23 3.00 2.54 12,23

9 IV Mainaguri (NM) 1.79 0.51 1.2S 1.02 0.20 0.82

10 IV Mal (NM) 4.20 ).73 2.47 2.S7 1.07 1.67 0.13

11 V Odlabari (NM) 1.31 1.02 0.29 I.S' 1.16 0.73

12 V Uttar Latabari (NM) 1.04 0.81 0.23 1.04 0.81 0.2>

Total 17.04 4.59 12.45 15.03 2.14 7.fJ7 2.25 0.55 2.92. [ 28 1 TABLE 11

It is seen from table 11 that for every ten thousand urban population in Jalpaiguri district, the rates of highel! !OC0ndaryjpuo schools is 0.87, secondary/matriculation schools 1.20, Junior seeondary/middle schools 1.35, and primary schools 6.30. Of the towns of the district, where the primary education faciIitiy is available, 6 of them have lower ratio of such facilitiy as compared to the district ratio.

TABLE ll-SCHOOLS PER TEN THOUSAND POPULATION IN TOWN

No. per ten thoUS31ld population r------__...A.. ""'\ Class, Name and Civic Hi,her Secondary! Secondary/ Junior Secondary! Status of Town PUC Matriculation Middle ' Primary 1 J 4 5

1 III Alipurduar (M) 0.21 1.44 2.06 8."" 2 III Alipurduar Rly. Junction (NM) 0.'7 0.S7 0.S7 4.35

I n Dabgram (NM) 0.65 O.6S -"2.88

4 1lI Dhupguri (NM) 0.43 0.86 0.86 4.76

, IV Domohani (NM) 0.97 10.ti4

, IV Falakata (NM) 0.S3 1.67 2.50 ~.67

'f V Gairkath (NM) 1.68 1.68 3.36

8 II Jaipaiguri (M) 1.46 1.46 1.46 9.56

P IV Mainagur[ (NM) 1.02 1.53 2.04 6.64

10 IV Mal (NM) 0.67 2.00 2.00· 6.00

11 V Odlabari (NM) 1.45 1_.45 1.45 4.36

12 V Uttar Latabari (NM) 1.15 1.15 1.15 8.08

Total 0.87 1.20 1.35 6.30 ( 29 J

11'ABLE 12

'Table 12 gives the number of beds in medical institutions per one thousand of urban popUlation in each town. The facilities of beds are available in 10 towns, the highest being 8.99 per one thousand urbaa .population in Jalpaiguri town. The district average is 4.24 beds per one thousand urban populatioD..

TABLE 12-NO. OF BEDS IN MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS

Class, Name and Civic Status of the town No. of beds in medical institutiou per 1000 population 2

1 III Alipurduar (M) 4.63 2m Alipurduar RlYJ Junction (NM) 13.48. 3 II Dabgram (NM) 2.6Z 04 III Dhupguri (NM) 0.87 5 IV Domohani (NMl , IV Falakata (NM) 4.17 7 V Garikata (NM) 8 II Jalpaiguri (M) 8.99 9 IV Mainaguri (Nl\f) 3.07 10 IV Mal (NM) 1.47 11 V Odlabari (NM) 12 V Uttar Latabari (N¥) 1.U Total 4.24

ll'ABLE 13

The table deals with the proportion of slum populatiDn in class 1 and II towm. There is no SlUlll in. the 10wns of Dabgram and Jalpaiguri- both class II towns of the district.

TABLE 13-PROPORTION OF SLUMS POPULATION IN TOWN

Class, Name and Civic StatuI Proportion of the slums population Density in slum. of the Town to total poulation of the town ~rSq.Km) 2 3

1 n Dabgram (NM)

I II JaJpaiguri (M) 30

TABLE 14

Table 14 depicts the picture ()f m()st important COIDIDcdit, lIlan\lfactmed, 1m! orted and expolted in t()wn .. ()f the district of Jalpaiguri.

TABLE 14-MOST IMPORTANT COMMODITY MANUFACTURED. IMPORTED AND EXPORTED IN TOWNS

MOlt Important Commodity Class. Name and Civic Statu.s r-- of the Town Manufactured Exported ) Imported 2 3 I '" 1 m Alipurduar (M) Washin. Soap Jute RiCe

2 III Alipurduar Rty. lunction (NM) Handloom Saree! Jute Rice

3 U Dabgram (NM) Rice

4 m Dhupguri (NM) Bidi Jut. Machine

S IV Domohani (NM) Bidi Jute Wheat

6 IV Palakata (MM) Wooden Furniture Jut. Coal-

7 V Oairkata (NM) Sweetmeat Timbcr Machin.

S II Ialpaiguri (M) Tea processiDi Tea Medicino

9 IV Mainaguri (NM) Bidi Jut. Wheat

10 IV Mal (NM) Blacklmith Tea Rice

11 y Odlabari (N M) Venecr Soap Rice

12 l( Uttar Latabari (NM) ~awiI!g of Timber RicJ ------.. SECTION-I VILLAGE DIRECTORY

3~ J ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

1 P. S. RAJGANJ

SI. J. L. SI. J. L. No. Name of Villages No. No. Name o{ Villages, No. 2 3 2 3

Araji Bhelakoba-I 11 16 JVgibhita 24 2 Araji Bhelakoba-II 13 17 K:tmarbbita 18 ,I 3 Araji Bbelakoba-III 14 18 Kismat Sukani IQ 4 Araji Binnaguri 16- 19 Kukurjan 29 5 Ambari Falakata 22 20 Lalitabati 5 J ~na~ (j Badlagachh 25 21 Mabanbhita 21 7 Balaigachh 20 22 Mantadari 6 8 Binnaguri 3 23 Mehendigachh 19 1 9 Chakiabhita 17 24 Panikauri 12 10 Chhat Guzrimari 9 25 Pathargbata 26 .,.",t-.. t' -) 11 Chhat Sikarpur > IS 26 Sannrasikataj 27 ~ 'I. \ C' .' • ,t'~~} . 12 Dabgram. 2 27 Shikarpur 7 '< 13 Gadbeaganj 23 ShiJcarpur T.·E. 7 \" } 14 Guzri~~r} 8 28 Simulguri 4 IS Jungle ~o_h~l•. 29 Sukani 28 Saraswatipur T. E. [ 34 ]

VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" ·'(IO+Kms.)" ..A. Total number of r- - --~ Household Post and Total and Population Telegraph area r---.A---___. (including Communica tion of the Total No. Branch Day oy days (Bus-stop, rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station, J.L. (in Popu- House- water or Snb-Post market/hat, water No. Name of village hectares) lation hold Educational Medical (Potable) Office) if any ways) 1 2 3 4(a) 4(b) 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 P. S. Rajganj

1 Jungle Mohal 25,305.76 4,754 903 P(4), AC (-) W,TW PO Sunday BS (-5 Kms) 2 pabgram rncluded in Dabgram (NM)

3 Binnaguri 5,892.60 20,053 3,806 P(13), M(2), (-) W,TW PO Sunday, Monday, BS AC (2) (IO+Kms) Tuesday, Tbursday, Saturday 4 SlmulgurJ 288.65 1.062 186 P(2) (-) W.TW PO Sunday. Falakata (-5 Kms) Tuesday (-5 Kms) S Lalltabari 273.54 842 129 P HC W,TW (-) (--) Falakata (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (S-10 Kms) 6 Mantadari 1.182.49 3.129 528 P(3) (-) W,TW (-) Tuesday. Friday, Rajganj (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) Saturday (IO+Kms) 7 Sbikarpur 3,380.55 14,763 2,643 P(IS) (-) W,TW PO Sunday, Tuesday, Rajganj (-5 Kms) Phone Wednesday. (-5 Kms) Saturday 8 Guzrimari 793.01 3,195 603 P(2) PHC W,TW (-) Monday. Rajganj (-5 Kms) Tuesday (-S Kms) ~ 9 Chba! Guzrimari 1,194.62 3,664 702 P(6), M(2), (-) W,TW (-) (-) Rajgaoj H, PUC. TR (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 10 Kismat Sukani 849.66 3,918 710 P(2), M, (-) W,TW PO (-) BS AC (-5 Kms) (-5~s) 11 Araji Bhelakoba-I 81.97 178 36 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Rajganj (-5 Kms) ('--5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 12 Panikauri ),'272.34 5,275 962 p,O (-) W,TW PO Tuesday, RaJgaoj (-5 Kms) Saturday (7"5 Kms)

13 Arajl Bhelakoba-I1 165.71 592 106 P(Z) (-f) W.TW PO (-) Rajganj (-"Kms) (-5 Kms) ,(-5 Kms) 14 Araji Bhelakoba-III 49.17 156 33 (-) (-) W;TW (-) (-) R,ajganj (-S Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (5-10 Knis) IS Chhat Sikarpur 118.25 307 SI P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Rajganj (-5 Kms) (S-IOKms} (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) 16 A raji Binnaguri 677.22 1,41' 244 P (-) . W.TW (-) (-) Rajganj (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) l-S Kms) 17 Chakiabhita 383.92 2,851 520 P,M,H (-) W,TW (-) (-) Falakata (-5Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 18 Kamarbblta 362.65 2,811 542 P (-) W,TW PO (-) RS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) [ 35 1

'DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares recorded to the nearest Unit) , Culturable Area not Remarks includin. waste available any place of Approach Nearest Town (including for religious, historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigat,ed by Unirri· gaucher culti- or archaeological Village (in Kms) Supply food Porest source gated and groves) vation interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

,(

PR, KR Dabgram Rice and 19,556.86 120.60 202.34 5,425.96 NIO, T I, 8 Wheat M 2, C 1 Included in Dabgram (NM)

PR, KR Dabgram Rice and 31.97 TW-8.09 2.681.04 202.34 2,936.79 N 15 8 Wheat GC-32.37

KR Dabgram Rice and 141.64 43.71 36.42 66.88 N3 12 Wheat KR Dabgram Rice and ]11.29 105.22 28.33 28.70 N3 18 Wheat KR Dabgram Rice and 202.34 656.40 SO.94 242.81 N2 16 Wheat PR, KR Dabgram ED Rice and 20.23 TWE-S.09 2,788.69 35.21 485.84 N 150, T I, n Wheat GC-40.47 C I, M 10 R-2.02 PR,KR Dabgram ED Rice and TWE-6.07 711.S4 10.12 64.98 N 52, T t 28 Wheat PR,KR Dabgram ED Rice and GC-60.70 746.24 23.07 364.61 N2J,M 2 20 E.AG Wheat PR, KR Dabgram ED Rice and GC-80.94 445.15 40.07 283.50 N7, M I 16 Wheat KR Dabgram Rice and 33.59 2G.64 27.74 N4 16 Wheat PR,KR Dabgram ED Rice and GC-101.17 641.42 80.94 424.53 N 13,C I 16 Wheat TW-4.05 0-20.23 KR Dadgram Rice and 88.63 24.28 52.80 N2 20 Wheat KR Dabgram Rice and 37.23 8.09 3.&5 N I IS Wheat KR Dabgram Rice and 77.70 20.23 20.32 N 1 16 Wheat KR Dabgfam Rice and 6.07 GC-60.70 369.88 20.23 220.34 N5 16 Wheat PR,KR Dabgram .. ' Rice and 231.89 38.45 113.58 N7 16 Wheat PR,KR Dabgram ED Rice and GC-50.59 180.09 31.16 loo.S1 N 12, M 1 16 Wheat [ 36 ]

l 1\ l~' ¥1LI:n\GE"

AMENITIES AND

Amenities avaiJable [if not available within the village, distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" "(10+Kms.)"] Total number of ,.... -.. household Post and Total and Population Telegraph area ,-__..J--_--. (including Communication of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stoP. rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station, J.L. (in Popu- House- water or Sub-Post market/hat water No. Name of village hectares) lation hold Educational Medical (Potable) Office) if any ways) 1 2 3 (4) (4b) 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 P. S. Rajganj-concld.

19 Mehendigachh 481.08 1,471 240 P(2) (-) W,TW (-) (-) Rajganj (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) 20 Balaigachh 297.16 643 125 P CHW W.tw (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 21 Mahanbhita 460.08 1.077 190 P(2) CHW W,TW (-) (-) Rajganj (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 22 Ambari Falakata 337.8(; 1,207 210 (-) CHW W.TW (-) Monday. BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) Friday 23 Gadheaganj 541.72 1,689 279 P(2). M (-) W.TW (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 24 Jugibhita 453.68 1.782 325 (-) (-) W,TW (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 25 Badlagachh 272.81 827 140 (-) (-) W,TW (-) (-) Rajganj (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms)

~Ci Patharghata 316.Q7 1,085 192 P(15) HC W.TW PO (-) Rajganj (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) 27 Sannyasikata 5,671.12 14,540 2.761 P(6). M(2) CHW W.TW PO Sunday, Monday, Rajganj Tuesday,Wednesday, (-5 Kms) Thursday, Friday 2B Sukani 5,580.59 20,251 3.809 P(29), H. PHC W.TW PO Sunday, Thursday. BS M(2) Tuesday, Friday U Kukurjan 2,3'2.02 7,150 1.350 P(8). M, (-) W,TW PO Wednesday. BS H (5-10 Kms) Saturday

Grand Total 590.7 120,688 22,325 P-116 HC-2 (Sq. Kms) M-12 PHC-2 AC-4 CHW-( 0-1 H-4 PUC-l . TR-l [ 37 I

VIRECTORY

.LAND USE

Land use (f. e. area under different types of land use in hoctarel. recorded to the nearest Unit} ~------.....---' ~------~ Culturablc Area not Remarks incltldiDa' waste available any place of

'PR. KR Dabgram Rice and GC-29.95 273.16 28.33 149.64 N4. T 1 12 Wheat PR,KR Dabgram ED Rice and 189.39 30.76 77.01 N2 12 Wheat !PR. KR Dabgram Rice and GC-20.23 266.28 60.70 112.87 25 Wheat PR Dabgram ED Rice and GC-20.23 205.99 30.35 &1.29 N4 16 Wheat 'tJR. KR Dabgram Rice,and GC-4.05 374.74 36.42 126.51 12 Wheat N3 PR,KR Dabgram Rice and GC-20.23 298.25 34.80 100.80 17 Wheat N2 KR Dabgram Rice and GC-IO.12 [64.52 24.28 73.89 18 Wheat N3 'PR,KR Dabgram Rice and 196.68 28.33 91.06 20 Wheat N 24 PRo KR Dabgram Rice and 5,457.59 50.59 162.94 15 Wheat

N 105. C2,r PR,KR Dabrram ED Rice and GC-121.41 5, [84.83 52.61 221.74 M6 28 Wheat 595.62 N 25 .fiR, KR Dabgram Rice and 1,755.93 40.47 45 Wheat

20,670.40 TW-12.14 24,326.68 1.320.10 12,657.41 N-476 GC-653.16 M-2~ TWE-14.16 C-5 0-20.23 T--4. R-2.02

t 39 J

.u.PBABETJCAL LlSl1 Oli' VILLAGES

2 P. S. JALPAIGURI

:SL J. L. SI. :S.L. "blo. Name of Villages No. ' No. Name of Villaaea No. t 2 3 1 2 3

1 Amrakhana 10 16 Garalbari 9 2 Araji Amrakhana 12 17 Kacbua 21 ,3 Araji Garalbari 25 18 Kharia 7 4 Araji ,Marii Kamal Pukhari 14 19 Kharija Berubari '27 -s Bahadur 4' 20 Mandalghat ,J , Banslcantliia 2" 21 Maria Kamal Pukhari '16 7 Bar.apatia Natunbas 1 22 N_!lndanpur 2' Bhandarpur T. E. 1 23 Pabarpur 6 Bbandiguri T. E. 1 24 Patkata ,$ Jaipur T. E. I Karatavalley T. Eo 5 8 Berubari 23 Rangamaty T. B. ~ 9 Berubari Nagar 19 Raypur T. E. 5 .to Bhelakoba 2 25 Rarmmadeb '13 11 Binnaguri 21 26 Satkbamar ~l 12 Boalmari 29 27 Shakati ,- 13 Chhitland of Singimari 18 28 Singimari PratbamkhaDda 11 ,ll' .14 Daikhata 22 29 Singimari Dwitiyakbanda :U Dharmmadeb U VILLAGE

AMENITIES ANJ)I

Amenities available [if not available within the village, distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-S Kms.)" "(S-10 Kms.)" "(10+Kms.)"] Total number of r­ Household Post and ------~ Total and Population Telegraph ,-___..A...-_~ area (includ!y~ Communication. of the' 'Total No. BrancH 'nay or days (Bus-stop. rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station I I.L. (in Popu- House- water or Sub-Post market/hat water No. Name 0 f village bectares) lation hold Educational Medical (potable) Office) if any ways) 1 12 3 4(a) 4(b). s. 6 t 7 8 9' 10

2 P. S. J(I/paiguri

1 Barapatia Nutunbas 4,622.77 1,,195 2,999 P(8), M (-) W,.TW SUD day. Jaipaiguri' (S-IOKml) Friday! (IO+Kmlp 2 Bhelakoba 2,500.38 10,043 1,903 -T. W. TW, PO Bveryday Jaipaiguti u P(10~ PHC "' o except, Thursqay (-5Kro~ . ( 3 Satkhamar 1,83'.40 6,4S3 1,130 P(I), M. H (-) W.TW PO Sunday, Monday, Jalpaiguri ~ (5-10 KIDs) Thursday: Fridy (5-10 Kms) L t!:J ~ ... t 1~tH_ .. Bahadur 3,373.54 10,861 2,002 P(8). M(2) HC W,TW PO Wednesday. Jalpliiguri I Satu\-day' • (5-10 Kma) 5 Patkata 7,192.3' 21,281 4,009 P(tO) M, H(l), HC, W, TW,O PO Bverydll~ BS 'l.1 ", AC(7) ltP I! exceptlPridat RS 2,417.04 10,46,7 1,906 P(7), T.Rt2), (-) W,TW PO BS o It' (5-10 Kms) RS 7 Daria 6.044.55 44.736 7,876 P(31). MCi), MH, HC. PHS T,W,TW, PO Daily BS ~ H(7), m. 0(2), RP(7) HP.R Karket RS • .b".fi__ Jo f' AC(7)~ 4l I Mandalgbat 2,232.63 10,267 1,193 P(12),~, H PHS W,TW PO Thursday, Sunday. BS W~diy,r· .. dt. RS Saturday , , Garatbari 4,521.02 15,706 2,947 P(I"), M(2), RP W.TW. PO Bveryday eKcept Jaipaiguri H,O R,O Wednesday, (IO+Kms) Saturday 10 Amarkhana 61.12 259 (-) (-) W.TW. (-) (-) Jalpaiguri (-5 Kms) (5-Kms) R (-5 Kms) (-5 Kros) (-5 Kms) 11 l>barmmadeb 85.30 295 65 (-) (-) W.TW. (-) (;-) Jalpalguri> (-5 Kml) (-5 KillS) R (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kml) 12 Araji Amarkhana 103.16 184 36 p (-) W,TW, (-) (-) Jalpaiguri (-S Kms) R (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (;-5 KmS) J 3 :Rarmmadeb 122.75 211 47 (-) (-) W,TW (-) (-) Jalpaiguii (-5 Kms) (-j Kms) (-5 Kms) (-S Kms) (-5 Kms) 14 Araji Maria Kamal 556.74 2.166 442 P(3) D W,TW PO, Bveryday except Jaipaiguri Pukhari R Phone Saturday (-5 Kms) 15 Sinaimari 214.89 701 147 P (-) W,TW, (-) (- ) ~alpaiguri Dwitiyakbanda (-S Kms) R (-SKms) (-5 Kms) (S-IO Kms) 16 Maria Kamal 104.41 319 69 (-) (-) W (-) (-) Jalpaiguri Pukbari (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 17 Singimari 460.94 894 169 (-) (-) W, TW (-) (-) Jalpai'guri Pratbamkbanda (-S Kms) (-S Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) [ 41 ]

:DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Land use (i. e. area under diff'erent typos of land use in hectares, recorded to the nearest Unit) ------"------Culturable Area not Remarks includJ.1 . was~e avaliable any place of .Approach Nearest Town (mcludmg for religious historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri­ gaucher culti- or arch~ealogica) Village (in Kms) Supply food Forest source gated and groves) vation interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR.KR Jalpaiguri Rice and 485.63 3,44g.17 72.84 615.13 N 3, M 1. 20 Wheat Tl PR,KR Jalpaiguri Rice W-2.83 1,261.82 12.55 1,221.57 N4,M3 18 TW-OAO R-I.21 PR,KR Jaipaiguri Rice TW-12.l4 1,613.09 30.35 183.82 N3 15 PR,KR Jalpaiguri Rice W, TW-40.47 2,935.22 60.70 337.15 N 3, T 3 9 PR,KR Jalpaiguri ED, EA Rice and TW-2.02 6,413.93 50.59 724.64 N 6, M 1,. 12 Wheat R-J.21 T J,e2 PR,KR Jaipaiguri Rice 2,078.89 95.10 243.05 ]Il3 lli PR.KR Jaipaiguri ED Rice and W,TW, 4,816.62 140.83 985.93 N 8, M 19- 3 EAG Wheat TWE-101.17 e21

PR.KR Jalpaiguri ED Rice and ~ TW,TWE, 1,904.47 10.94 223.75 N3 12 EAG Wheat R-23.47

PR,KR Jalpaiguri EAG Rice and TW-i.09 3,072.40 78.91 1.337.34 N 5, M J 10 Wheat R-24.28

KR Jaipaiguri Rice 55.04 6.08 16 KR Jalpaiguri Rice 76.49 2.83 5.98 13 KR Jalpai~uri Rice 91.46 2.02 10.38 12 KR Jalpaiguri Rice 110.48 2.02 10.25 23 KR Jalpaiguri EAG Rice TW, 194.65 16.19 295.31 19 TWE-50.S9 KR Jalpaiguri Rice W-I0Z.30 94.29 4.05 14.16 23 KR Jalpaiguri Rice 94.29 10.12 20 KR JaJpaiguri Rice 9.31 5.26 446.37 21 [ 42 ]

VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" "(10+ Kms.)"] Total number o~ ,... --'- Household Post and Total and Population Telegraph area ,___.,A.__ ~ (including Day Communication of the Total No. Branch or days (Bus-stop. Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the rail station, I. L. (in Popu- House- water or Sub-Post market/hat water No. Name of village hectares) lation hold Educational Medical (Potable) Office) if any ways) 1 2 3 4(a) 4(b) 5 6 7 S 9 10

2 P. S. Jalpaiguri-concld.

18 ,Chhit Land of 9.31 14 3 (-) (-) W,TW (-) (-), Jalpaiguri Singimari (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms)

19 I Berubari Nagar 33.55 730 14~ P RP W,TW. (-) Wednesday. Jalpaiguri R (-5 Kms) Saturday (IO+Kms) 20 Shakati 567.98 2,427 449 P(2) PHS W,TW, PO Monday, Jalpaiguri R Wednesday, (10+Kms) Saturday 21 Binnaguri 308.78 931 198 P (-) W,TW, (-) Wednesday, Jalpaiguri • (5-JOKms) 0 (5-10 Kms) Saturday (5-10Kms) r22< Daikhata 680.28 1,720 359 P(2) (-) W,TW. (-) Thursday, Jalpaiguri t5-JO Kms) 0 (5-10 Kms) Sunday (5-10 Kms) 23 Berubati 6.424.09 28,116 5,448 P(33), M(2) H, HC,PHS W,TW, PO Everyday except Jalpaiguri PUC. AC(7) RP(Z) 0 Saturday (5-10 Kms) 24 Banskantbia 250.47 1,281 256 P(2) (-) W,TW, (-) (-) BS (5-10 Kms) 0 (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) 25 Araji Garalbari 190.30 1,194 ~43 P(2), M, H (-) W,TW PO (-) BS (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms), ' RS 26 Nandanpur 1,023.45 4,455 791 P(4) (-) W,TW (-) (-)1 Jalpaiguri Kms~ ( (-;-5 Kms) (-5 (-5 I¥n~) (-5 Kms! 27 Kbarija Berubari 1,383.09 7,219 1,285 P(10). M .. PHC, FPC, W,TW PO Monday, Jalpaipuri H, AC(7) RP(2) Phone Saturday, (5-10 ~ms) Friday, Wednesday 28 Kachua 1,277.22 889 159 P(3) (-) W,TW PO (-) Jalpaiguri (-5 Kms) t-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 12' Boalmari 1,704.37 5,161 956 P(8), M, H HC W'TW PO Sunday. I Jalpaiguri W~dnesday. (-5 Kms) lv~nday. iday

Grand Total 492.9 ~O5.182 37,973 P-200 MH-I (Sq. Kms) M-lS HC-5 H-16 RP-14 AC-21 D-3 PUC-l PHC-2 TR-2 PHS-4 AC-7 FPC-I 0-3 [ 43

'DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Land, use (I. e. area under different types of land use in hectares, recorded to the nearest Unit) r Culturable Area not Remarks includiD. waste available any placeo! -Approach Nearest Town (including for religious. historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri- gaucher culti- or archaeological Village (in Kms) Supply food Porest source gated and groves) vation interest 17 . 11 12 13 14 15 16 11 19 20 II

KR Jalpaigu_ri Rice '.31 22 PR,KR Jalpaiguri ED Rice 33.55 N 3,M2 13 KR Jalpaiguri Rice 271.54 10.12 286.32 Temple 22

KR Haldibari Rice R-2.83 2.83 303.12 14 KR Haldibari .. Rice 10.12 670.16 20 PK,KR JaJpalguri Rice and W, TK-32.78 5.li57.56 91.86 64l.S9 N6 IS Wheat PR,KR JaJpaiguri ED Rice and 37.2.3 213.24 N 3, T 1 12 Wheat PR,KR Jalpaiguri ED Rice and 129.50 34.40 26.40 N3 13 Wheat KR Jalpaiguri Rice and W-IO.l2 $89.23 141.64 282.46 N3 15 Wheat Tl PR.,KR JaJpaiguri l!.D Rice and TK-24.28 1,100.35 129.50 128.96 N 5, MI. 18 Wheat Tl

KR JaJpaiguri Rice and 439.49 404.69 433.04 N5 15 Wheat KR JaJpaiguri ' .. Rice and W-4.05 902.05 505.S6 292.41 N4 18 Wheat

485.63 W-1l9.3' 37.361.34 2,023.43 9,991.8' N-70 TK-24.28 M-2S W, TK-32.78 T-S R-29.53 (;-23 TW-22.65 W, TW-40.47 W, TW. TWE-101.l7 TW, TWE. R-23.47 TW, 'fWE-50.59 [ 44 I

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

3 P. S. MAL

SI. I.L. SI. J. L. No. Name of Villages No. No. Name of Villages No. 1 2 3 2 3

1 Adabari 90 37 Gurjangjhora Tea Garden 28 " 2 Anandapur 58 38 Haihai Pathar 47 3 Anandapur Tea Garden 59 39 Haihai Pathar Tea Garden·I. II 43 Apalchand 64 40 Haihai Pathar Tea Garden·III 45 '"5 Apalchand Forest 16 41 Hanskhali 14 6 Bagrakote Tea Garden 11 42 Jogesh Chandra Tea Garjen 72 7 Baintguri Tea Garden 49 43 Jhar Majhgram 76 8 Baragharia 57 44 Jhar Matiali '2 ~ Basusuba 107 45 Kalagaity 6 10 Betbari Tea Garden 38 46 Kalagaity Tea Garden 7 11 Bidurerdanga 1()6 47 Kantadighi Kumarpara 34 12 Chak Maulani 93 48 Khasjangal.1 32 13 Chapadanga 96 49 Khasjangal-ll 35 14 Chengmari Dangapara 68 50 Kodalkati 77 15 Chengamari Forest 67 51 Kranti 84 16 Chengmari Hat 87 52 Kumlai 55 17 Chikanmati 83 53 Kumlai Tea, Garden 41 18 Dakshin Chak MauJani 94 54 Lataguri 81 19 Dakshin Cbangmari 98 55 Lish River Tea Garden 10 20 Dakshin Hanskbali 61 56 Mal 44

~1 Daksbin Kantadighi Kumarpara 82 57 Malnadi Tea Garden 27 22 Daksbin Khalpara lI8 ~8 Malhati Forest 71 23 Daksbin Majhgram 85 59 Manabari 22 24 Daksbin Matiali 105 60 Mana bari Tea Garden 21 25 Dakshin Odlabari 19 61 Menglass Tea Garden 25 26 Dakshin Phulbari 13 62 Neolabasti 65 27 Dakshin Saripukhuri lJ5 63 Neora 78 ~S Dalingkote Tea Garden 26 64 Neora Nadi Tea Garden 79 29 Damdim Hat 37 65 Newglenco Tea Garden 42 SO Damdim Tea Garden 40 66 Nichchalsa 53 31 Demkajhora 48 67 Nidamjbora Tea, Garden 30 32 Dhalabari 75 68 Nipuehhapur 51 33 Ellenbury Tea Garden 4 69 Nipuchhapur Tea Garden 52 34 Gocbimari 1i2 70 Odlabari 20 35 Gejaldoba Tea Garden 15 71 Odlabari Tea Garden 18 iC; Golabari " 72 Paschim Damdim [ '45 }

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

3 P. S. MAL-concld.

~l. J. L. SI. ".t.. No. Name of ViIlageJ No. No. Name of VillaSCS 'No. 2 3 2 3

'73 Paschim Dolaigaori 70 91 Saogaon Tea Garden 9 74 Paschim Mauamari 100 92 Sidabari <63 75 Paschim Premganj 101 93 Sisubari Tea Garden 36 76 Paschim Sangapara 97 94 Sunderibasti 3 77 Paschim Totgaon 95 Syli Tea Garden 33 78 Patharjhora Tea Garden 24 96 Targhera 17 79 Purbba Damdim 50 97 Tesimala 80 Purbba Dolaigaon 69 98 Tunbari Tea Garden "'.29 '11 Purbba Kantadighi Kumarpara 10 99 Turibari 2l 82 Purbba Mauamari 99 100 Uttar Chengmari 7> 83 Purbba Premganj 103 101 Uttar Hanskbali 68 14 Purbba Sangapara 104 102 Uttar Kbalpara :86 '15 Purbba Totgaon 2 103 Uttar Majhllram 74- '16 Premganj Majhiali 102 104 Uttar Matiali '''-. 87 Rajadanga 56 lOS Uttar Phulbari 2If 38 Rangamati Tea Garden 31 106 Uttar Saripakuri 19 Ranichera Tea Garden 34 107 Washabari Tea GardeQ ""S '90 Saogaon 8 I 46 ] VILLAGE.

A.MENITIES AND--

Amenities available (ifnot available within the village, distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 KIns.)" "(IO+Kms.)"] Total bUDlber of Household Post and Total and Population Telegraph area ,..---.A- • (including CommuDicatioo, of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stop rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station, (in Popu- House- water or Sub· Post market/hat. water" .'.L. (Potable) Office)' if any }ti'o. Name orvillage h~tares), lation hold Educational Medical ways) 1 :2 3 4(a) 4(b) 5 6 7 S ~ }O

3 P. S. Mal

1 Paschim TotgaoD 311.61 92 17 (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) Mal (-, Kms) (-S Kms) (-SKIDs) (-SKms) (-SKms) (-S Kms)

2 Purbba Totgaon 482.39 Uninhabited

3 Sundaribasti 4~2.36 92 17 P (-) W (-) (-) Mal (-5 Kms) (-SKros) (-S Kms) (1 0+ Kms)

4 EllenbuI'Y 405.28 1,9S0' ~86 P H W (-) (-) Mal Tea Garden (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) (S-lO,Kms). , Washabari S11.41 3,241 603 P H W (-) (-) Mal Tea Garden (-5 Kms) (-SKms) (-S Km~) -6 Kalagaity 419.66 301 54 P (-) W (-) (-) Mal (-5 Kms) r (-5 Kms) (-SKms)' (10+ Kms) 'f'] Kalagaity 209.87 750 136 P H W (-) (-j Mal Tea Garden (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-S Kms) 8 Saogaoo 1,003.22 H5 70 P (-) W (-) (-) Mal (-5 KIDS) t--5 Kms) (-5Kms) (10+Kms) I) Saogaon 475.11 1,63 ! 305 P D S,N (-) (-) Mal Tea Garden (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms}

~lO Lish River 940.S2 4,352 918 P(3) H 0 (-) (-) Mal \ Tea Garden M.H.PUC (IO+Kms) (-SKms) (-S K.m"s) 11 Bagrakote 909.22 6.491 1,257 (-) (-) T (-) (-) Mal Tea Garden (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-,-5 Kms) 13 Uttar Phulbari 279.80 Uninhabited

13 Daklbin Phulbari 526.00 427 94 P (-) W (-) (-) Bsl (-5 Kms) (-5 KIn) (-S Kms) 14 Hanskhali 724.49 2,706 749 P (-) W (-) (-) Mal (-SKms) (-5 Kms) (-S Kms) (lO+Kms) 15 Gojaldoba 208.04 3.'30 534 NA NA NA NA NA NA Tea Garden 18] P (-') W (-) (-) as 16 Apalchand Forest S,231.79 1.280 I (-5 Kms) (-5 KIDs) (-5 KIns) 17 Targhera 444.26 745 158 P (-) W (-) (-) BS (-5 Kres) (-S KillS) (-5 KIns) ,tiS Odlabari 272.93 2.615 552 (-) (-) W,R (-) (-) Mal Tea Garden (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Krns) (-S KIns) (-5Km~~ 19 Dhakhin Odlabari 601.17 2.478 489 P (-) W (-) (-) as (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kmt) [ 47

$DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares, recorded to the nearest Unit)

Culturable Area not Remarks, incllldiD..ll ,} waste availablo any place of

KR Odlabari Rice ~~."' 311.61 l .:. 26 Uninhabited 482.39

KR Odlabari Rice 0-2.43 19.83 263.05 167.05 18 KR Odlabari EO Rice 406.28 I•• 32 KR Mal EO Rice and 511.41 20 ,Wheat KR Odlabari Rice 153,78 202.34 63.54 14 KR Mal Rice and 209.87 22 Wheat KR Odlabari Rice 220.55 404.69 377.98 17

PR Mal Rice and 185.35 289.76 30 Wheat KR Siliguri EO Rice and 940.52 If' 36 Wheat PR Mal EO Rice '.. 909.22 15 Uninhabited 0-3t1.76 249.04

, PR Odlabari Rice 58.68 ,I 467.32 8 KR OdlabaIi Rice 194.25 202.34 327.90 1... II NA Odlabari Rice 208.04 -- 10 PR Odlabari Rice 1,184.92 4,046.~7 8 I PR Odlabari Rice 141.64 80.94 221.68 9 PR Sillguri EO Rice and 272.93 44 Wheat PR 'Odlabari EAG Rice 0-93.78 190.20 101.17 216.02 10 [ 48 ]

VILLAGE

AMENITIES ANI>

Amenit~es available {if ~ot aV!lilable within the village, distance from the Village where available In broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.}" "(10+Kms.)"] Total number of r-- ---A- hous~hold Post and Total and Population Telegraph area ,...--~------. (including Communication. of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stop, rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station, '.L. (in Popu- House- water or Sub-Post market/hat water No. Name ofvillagc hectares) lation hold Educational Medical (potable) Office) if any ways) 1 2 3 (4) (4b) 5 6 7 8 9 10 3 P. S. Mal-contd.

110 Odlabari Included in Odlabari (NM)

III Manabari. 492.61 1,800 342 (-) (-) W,TW (-) (-) Mal Tea Garden (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms), 122 Manabari 607.84 910 188 P,M,H, (-) W,PH PO (-) Mal PUC (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms} 23 Turibari 591.25 1,174 195 P (-) W (-) (-) Mal (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (IO+Kms) '24 Patharjhora 878.99 3,270 640 (-) (--) TW (-) (-) Mal Tea Garden (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (IO+Kms) (-5 Kms) (10 +Kms) 25 Menglass 683.52 3,250 675 (-) (-) TW (-) Thursday Mal Tea Garden (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (lO+Kms) (10+Kms) :rzi Dalingkota 414.00 1,515 302 (-) (-) TW (-) Saturday Mal Tea Garden (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (lO+Kms) (tJ+KmSj 27 Malnadi Tea Garden 146.50 751 159 (-) H R,TW (-) (-) Mal (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (lO+Kms) 28 Gurjangjhora 330.26 1,711 351 (-) H W,HP (-) (-) Mal Tea Garden (-5Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 129 Tunbari Tea Gargen 298.25 800 176 (-) H R,L (-) (-) IMa~ (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms» .30 Nidamihora 360.12 1,731 356 (-) (-) W.HP (-) (-) 'Mal "- Tea Garden (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 31 Rangamati 1,475.09 6,573 1,291 (-) (-) W,PH (-) (-) Mal Tea Garden (-5 Kms) (-5 Kn',) (-5 Kms) (-S Kms) (-S Kms) 32 Khas .Jaogal-] 6.17 21 4 (-) (-) (-) (-) (~ Mal (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-S Kms) (JO+Kms) (-) 33 Syli T~a Garden 760.7S 3,366 698 (-) (-) TW (-) Mal (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (IO+Kms) (-S Kms)

34 Ranihera T~a Gard~n ],226.21 4,539 919 (-) (-) TW (-) (-) Mal (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (IO+Kms) (-5 Kms} 35 Khasjangal-ll 51.01 971 190 P (-) W (-) (-) BS (~5 Kms) (-SKms) (-5 Kms) (-) (-) Mal 86 Sisubari T~a Garden 651.14 1,1390 398 (-) (-) W (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) (S-10Kms) (-S Kms) 37 DamdimHat 24.18 1,313 268 P,M (-) W,HP PO (-) RS (-5 Kms) (-5 KmS) as Bctbari Tea Garden 273.38 932 176 (-) (-) W,R (-) (-) Mal (-5 Kms) (5-UIKms) (-SKms) (5-10 Kms) (-SKms). [ 49 J

DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Land use (i.e. area under different types ofland use in hectares, recorded to the nearest Unit) r--- .---- ..... ------....., Culturable Area not Remarks includins waste available any place of Approach Nearest Town (including for religiolJs. historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri- gaucher culti- or archaeological Village (in Kms) Supply food Forest source gated and groves) vatioD interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Included in Odlabari (NM)

PR Siliguri EO Rice and 262.64 229.97 45 Wheat KR Odlabari Rice- 220.55 80.94 306.35 N 10 KR OdJabari Rice 234.72 121.41 235.12 10 PR Mal EO Rice and 878.99 3 Wheat PR Mal Rice and 45.73 347.22 154.19 136.38 15 Wheat PR Mal Rice and 244.30 14.57 155.13 17 Wheat KR Mal Rice and 146.50 6 Wheat KR Mal Rice and 330.26 5 Wheat PR, KR Mal EO Rice and 158.23 140.02 3 Wheat KR Mal Rice and 360.12 5 Wheat KR Mal EO Rice and 50.59 734.91 689.59 8 Wheat I KR Mal Rice 6.17 18 PR Mal Rice 21.04 739.71 13 PR Mal Rice 37.23 1,188.98 11 PR Mal Rice 34.40 8.09 8.5~ 10 KR Mal Rice 0-12.95 4.05 634:14 6 PR Mal Rice 2.02 2.02 20.14 NI,M 1 12

KR Mal Rice I. 273.38 12 ( 50 )

VILLAGE

AMENlTIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, distance from the village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms, i. e. "(-S Kms.)" "(S-10 Kms.) "(lO+Kms.)"] Total number of r------"- ---, Household Post and Total and Population Telegraph area r-----"------, (including Communication of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stop, rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station, J.L. (in Popu- Housc-' (water or Sub-Post market/hat water 'No. Name of village hectares) lation hold Educational Medical Potable) Office) if any ways) 1 2 3 4(a) 4(b) S 6 7 8 9 10

3 P. S. Mal-contd.

39 Paschim Damdin 68S.S4 S84 105 P (-) W (-) (-) Mal (-S Kms) (-S Kms) (-SKms) (IO+Kms) <10 Damdim 1,401.84 6,574 1,327 (-) H TW (-) (-) Mal Tea Garden (-S Kms) (-SKms) (IO+Kms) (-5 Kms) .. 1 Kumlai 606.98 3,101 624 (-) H W,TW (-) (-) Mal Tea Garden (5-10 Kms) R (-5 Kms) (lO+Kms) (-S Kms) 42 Newgenco S08.ll 2,717 561 (-) H W (-) (-) Mal Tea Garden (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-S Kms) (-5'Kms) 43 Haihaipathar S65.35 2,181 498 (-) D W (-) (-) Mal Tea Garden-r,1l (-S Kms) (-5 Kms) (10+Kms) (-5Kms) 44 Mal Included in Mal (NM)

45 Haihaipathar 136.34 720 144 Amenities shown in J. L. No. 43 Tea Garden-TIl 46 Tesimala 555.42 2,254 409 P (-) W,HP (-) (-) BS, RS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-S Kms) 47 Haihaipathar 858.06 3,309 629 P (-) W,HP PO (-) BS, RS (-SKms) (-5 Kms) 48 Demkajhora 438.18 1,276 214 P (-) W (-) (-) Mal (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (lO-cKms) 49 Baintguri 1,068_92 4,6~0 737 (-) (-) HP (-) (-) Mal Tea Garden (IO+KmsJ (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (10+ Kms) (5-10 KIDS) 50 Purbba Damdim 498_21 1,238 218 P (-), W (-) (-) Mal (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (IO+Kms) 51 Nipuchhapur 528.12 1,610 320 P FPC W,HP (-) (~) BS, RS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 52 Nipuchhapur 356.53 2,107 390 (-) (--) HP (-) (-) 1 Mal Tea Garden (-5 Kms) (5-,10 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms). S3 Nichchalsa 424.35 1,961 398 P (-) W PO Thursday. RS (L5 Kms) S4 Kantadighi 446.27 1,865 362 (-) (-) W (-) (-) RS KU,marpara (-5 Kms) (-S Kms) (-5 Kms) (-S Kms) 55 Kumali 406.28 1,814 384 P (-) W (-) (-) RS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 56 Rajadanga 358.92 894 171 P,M (-) W,HP PO (-) BS, (-5 Kms) (-S Kms)

57 Baragharia 472.98 2,257 410 P (-) W (-) (-) Mal (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-SKms) (10+Kms)

[ 52 ]

VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Ameni~ies available [i~ no t a yailable within the village. distance from the Village where avaIlable In broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" "(lO+Kms.)" Total number of ,..------"- ----.,. Household Post and Total and Population (Telegraph area r------'------. including Commu nica tioD of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stoP. rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station, J.L. (in Popu- House- water or Snb-Post market/hat. water No. Name of village hectares) lation hold Educational Medical (Potable) Office) if any ways) 1 2 3 4(a) 4(b) 5 6 7 8 9 10

3 P. S. Mal-contd.

58 Anandapur 415.10 1,176 210 P (-) W PO (- ) Mal (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (IO+Kms) S9 Anandapur Tea Garden 371.10 2,966 657 (-) (-) TW (-) ( --.) Mal (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) 60 Uttar Hanskhali 235.12 2.088 418 P (-) W (-) (-) BS (-:5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 61 Daksbin Hanskhali 663.24 3,505 687 P (-) W (-) Monday BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 62 Gochimari 431.42 1,409 279 P (-) W (-) (-) Mal (-5 Kms) (-5 KIns) (-5 Kms) (IO+Kms) 63 Sidabari 353.78 600 123 P (-) W (-) (-) Mal (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (IO+Kms) 64 Apalchand 184.38 14 4 (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 65 Neolabasti 545.91 728 129 P .(-) W (-) (-) Mal (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (lq+Kms) 66 Golat:/ari 344.30 607 102 P .(-) W (-) (-) Mal (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (lO+Kms) 67 Chengmari Forest 371.66 14 4 P (-) W (-) Tuesday Mal (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) qO+Kms) 68 Chengmari Dangapara 335.56 400 79 P (-) W PO (+-) Mal (-5 Kms) (-5 kms) (10+Kms) \ 69 Purbba Dolaigaon 460.27 1,397 261 P (-) W PO (-) Mal (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) ,(IO+Kms) '10 Paschim Dolaigaon 311.22 1,101 238 P (-) W (-) (-) IMal (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (>IO+Kms) 71 Malhati Forest 129.50 2 2 (-) (-) w (-) (-) Mal (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (lO+Kms) 72 Jogesh Chandra 522.71 3.861 756 (-) (-) HP (-) (-) Mal Tea, Garden (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (IO+Kms) (IO+Kms) 73 Uttar Chengmari 151.47 463 82 P (-) W (-) (-) Mal (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (IO+Kmsj 74 Uttar Majhgram 450.53 1,701 317 P (-) W (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 75 Dhalabari 453.74 2,050 391 P (-) W (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 76 Jhar Majhgram 251.83 1,205 220 P (-) W (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) [ 53 )

'DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in hectares, ,.-______recorded to.A.. the ______nearest Unit) --. Culturable Area not Remarks incilldiq waste available any placeof Approach Nearest Town (including for religious. historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri- gaucher culti- or archaeological Village (in Kms) Supply food Porest source gated and groves) vation interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS 19 20

KR Odlabari Rice 171.99 121.41 121.70 22 PR,KR Mal Rice 371.10 35 PR Odlabari Rice 0.81 209.22 3.24 21.35 20 I PR Odlabari Rice 453.25 93.08 116.91 22 KR Odlabari Rice O.SI 303.51 4S.56 18.54 22 KR Odlabari Rice 0.81 202.34 80.94 69.69 24 PR Odlabari Rice 184.38 20 KR Odlabari Rice 1.21 222.17 40.47 2&2.06 26 KR Odlabari Rice 1.21 242.81 20.23 80.05 28 KR Odlabarl Rice 7.28 364.38 30 KR Odlabari Rice 175.61 30.31 129.58 35 I KR Odlabari Rice 396.59 8.09 56.19 35 KR Odlabari Rice 254.55 32.31 24.30 30 KR Odlabari Rice 129.50 26 IPR,KR Odladafl EO Rice and 2.83 428.90 90.98 I 19 Wheat / KR Odlabari Rice 111.29 40.18 30 KR Odlabari Rice 0-169.97 190.20 90.36 24 KR Odlabari Rice 353.29 41.16 86.29 26 PR Mal Rice 0-49.31 121.51 4.05 7'J~OO 42 l 54 1 VILLAGE,

AMENITIES AND-

Amenities available [if not available within the village, distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kola. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" "(10+Kms.)"] Total number of Post and Household Telegraph Total and Population___A._----, (including Communication. area Branch Day or days (Bus-stop, rail of the Total No. station. of Drinking Post Office of the Village Total water or Sub-Post marketfbat, water (in Popu- Honse- ways) 3fL. Educational Medical (Potable) Office) if any No. Name of village hectares) lation hold 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4(a) 4(b) 5 3 P. S. Mal-contd.

(-) W (-) (-) BS 77 Kodalkati 390.66 1,54S 292 P (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-) w PO ( -) RS 78 Neora 330.05 914 186 P (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-) (-) Mal 3,289 628 (-) (-) TW 79 Neora Nadi Tea Garden 654.80 (-5 Kms} (5-10 KIDs) (-5 KIDS) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-) W (-) (-) Mal 80 Purbba Kantadigbi 77.26 226 404 P (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) Kumarpara (-) W.TW PO Wednesday, BS,RS ; 81 Lataguri 302.68 3,757 697 P (-SKms) BP Saturday (-) W,TW (-) (-) BS 12 Daksbin Kantadighi 303.45 1,065 213 P,AC (-5 Kms) HP (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) Kumarpara (-} Mal P (-) W (-) III Cbikaomati 287.96 635 99 (-5 Kms) (-5Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms)' P,M (-) W,TW PO (-) BS Kranti 669.5! 3,327 617 34 (-5 Kms) HP (-5 Kms) (-) W (-) (-) BS Dakshin Maihgram 343.82 1,691 326 P 15 (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-) W (-) (-) Mal Uttar Kbalpara 546.1 t 1,879 407 P ~ (-5 Kms) (-5 Kros) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kmsy (-) W (-) (-) Mal 37 Chengroari Hat 320.71 79~ 151 P (-5;Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-) W (-) \ (-) Mal 88 Dakshin Kbalpara 449.12 3,940 825 P (-5 Km<;) (-5 Kmsi (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 0 w (-) ~riday Mal 89 Uttar Saripakuri 582.19 2,713 485 P,AC (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms)'

(-) W (-) (-) 1 BS 90 Adabari 297.23 1,247 205 P (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-SKIDS) 1 (-) W (-) (...l..) BS 91 Uttar Matiali 562.11 2,540 434 P / '(-5 Kms) (-SKms) (-5 Kms) {-) w (-) (-) Mal 92 lbar Matiali 142.96 3,421 666 P (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-S Kms) (-5 Kms), HC,D, W PO Monday, BS,RS 93 Chak Maulani 443.14 1,939 345 P,AC FPC Friday (-) W (-) (-) BS 94 Dakshio Chak Maulanl 374.84 2,062 403 P (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-) W PO (-) BS Dakshio Saripakuri 445.48 1,563 298 P 'S (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) [ 55 l

DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Land use (I. e. area under different types of land use in hectares, ,.... recorded to the nearest Unit) Culturable Area not Remarks illcludinC waste avaliable any place of .Approach Nearest Town (including for religious, historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri- gaucher culti- or archaeological Village (in Kms) Supply food Forest source gated and groves) vation interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR Odlabari Rice 261.02 60.70 68.94 40 KR Mal Rice 212.117 8.09 109.09 19 KR Mal EO Rice and 654:80 1 Wheat KR Mal Rice 42.49 Il.55 21.22 20 PR Mal EO Rice 194.25 108.43 NI.M2.;. 30 CI PR Mal Rice 6.07 133.14 80.94 83.30 29 KR Odlabari Rice 190.20 32.37 "'~5.39 23 PR Odlabari Rice 0-121.41 303.51 • 48.56 196.0J N J. M'i 38 Cl PR Odlabari Rice 302.30 8.09 33.43 41 KR Odlabari Rice 401.85 8.99 136.17 25 KR Odlabari Rice 252.93 10.12 57.66 28 KR Odlabari Rice 0-40.47 275.19 1l.74 121.72 29 KR Odlabari BAG Rice 405.40 14.57 162.22 30 1 FR Mal Rice 0-40.47 174.02 16.19 6({5S 26 KR Mal Rice 457.30 12.14 92.67 24 KR Mal Rice 0-202.34 408.73 12.14 119.75 29 PR Mal EAG Rice 324.96 20.23 97.95 N 1. M 1« 28 .cl PR Mal Rice 0-80.94 202.34 10.93 8D.63 27 PR Mal Rice 269.12 30.35 146.01 22 , 56 )

VILLAGE

A.MENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-S Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)'· "(lO+Kms.)"J Total number of __.A.. Household Post and Total and Population Telegragh area r-----"---~ (including Communication. of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stop, rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station, J.L. (in Popu- House- water or Sub-Post marker/hat, water No. Name of village hectares) lation hold Educational Medical (Potable) Office) ifany ways) 1 2' 4 4(a) 4(b) S 6 7 8 9 10

3 P. S. Mal-concld.

96 Cbapadanga 429.70 1,157 210 P (-) W PO (-) Mal (-S Kms) (-SKms) (-5 Kms) 97 Paschim Sangapara 380.65 363 67 l' (-) W (-) (-) Mal (-S Kms) (-5 Kms) (-S Kms) (-5 Kms) 98 Dakshih Chengmari 486.16 Uninhabited

99 Purbba Mauamari 282.90 341 64 P (-) W (-) (-) Mal (-S Kms) (-S Kms) (-S Kms) (-S Kms). 100 \ Paschim Mauamari 289.35 Uninhabited

101 Paschim Premganj 329.94 Uninhabited

102 Prernganj Majbiali '54.33 345 71 P (-) W (-) (-) Mal (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 103 ('Purbba Premganj 270.43 306 90 P (-) W (-) (-) Mal (-5 KiDS) (-SKms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms). 104 Purbba Sangapara 323.7S 1,150 194 P (-) W (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Krns) lOS Dakshin Matiali 567.45 2,454 438 P (-) W (-) (-) RS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 106 Bidurerdanga 230.17 1.122 211 P (-) w (-) (-) RS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 107 Basusuba 621.80 1,541 297 P.M (-) W (-) Thursday. Mal (-5 Km~) (-5Kms) Saturday (-5 Kms~

Grand Total 531.8 183,7'6 35.671 P-74 H-lO (Sq, Kms) M-6 D-3 H-2 FPC-l PUC-2 AC-3 [ 57 ]

DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Land use (I. e. area under different types of land use in hectares.

recorded to Athe ______nearest Unit) ~ Culturable Area not Remarks including waste available any p1ace of ,1\pproach Nearest Town (including for religious, historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri· gaucher cuIti· or archacological Village (in Kms) Supply food Porest source gated and groves) vatioo interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR Mal Rice 259.81 169.89 N I,M 1 24 KR Mal Rice 242.81 20.64 117.20 25 Uninhabited 259.00 154.59 72.57

KR Mal Rice 121.41 113.31 48.18 10 Uninhabited 72.84 216.51

Uninhabited 113.31 16.19 200.44

KR Mal Rice 111.29 17.00 226.04 12 KR Mal Rice 157.02 113.41 IS PR Mal Rice 275.19 4.05 44.51 37 PR Mal Rice 446.37 12.14 108.94 29 PR Mal Rice 161.07 14.57 54.53 48 KR Mal Rice 356.12 2B.33 237.35 Nl 20

1,3'0.5" 0-2,157.69 18,695.36 3,311.1fi 28,202.27

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~BETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

4 P. S. MITIALI

IL J.L. st. 1. L. No. Name of Villa•• No. NG. Name of Villages Ne. t 2 3 2 3

1 Aibhil Tea Garden S 17 Matiali Hat 12 2 Baradighi 23 13 Matiali Tea Garden 10 3 Baradighi Tea Garden 2, 19 Mathachulka 22 4 Bhatabari Tea Garden 2S 20 Nagaisuri Tea Garden , 5 Chalauni Tea Gardon 7 21 Nakhati Tea Garden 3 , ChaIsa Mahabari I. 22 Neora Majhiali 20 7 Chalsa Tea Garden 13 23 Nimma Tandu Forest 31 I Chhaoaphati 30 24 Paschim Batabari 24 !) Chhut 11 25 Purbba Batabari 26 10 Dakshin Dhupjhora 28 2' Salbari 21 11 Engo Tea Garden 1 27 Samsing Tea Garden a 12 Indong Tea Garden 14 28 Sathkaya Tea Garden ( 1i 13 Juranti Tea Garden Z 29 Sonagachhi Tea Garden 4 14 Khariarbandar 19 30 Uttar Dhupjhora 27 15 KiIko~ Tea Garden IS 31 Yongtong Tea Garden , 16 Mangalbari 17 r 16V

VILLAGE'

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" "(lO+Kms.}"] Total number of ..--f-.------,------.A.--- ....,...... ,. Household' Post and Total' and Population Telegraph area r----.A.-----, (including CommuniC8jtion of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stop, rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station J.L. (in Popu- House- water or Sub-Post market/hat water { No. flame of village hectares) lation hold Educaiional Medical (potable) Office) I • ifllDY ways) ;0 3 4(a) 4(b), 6' 6 7 8 9 10

4 P. S Mitiali 11

:fngo Tea Garden 161.&1' 716 154 P D T Phone (-J MatiaH l \. (-5 Kms) (lO+Kms) 2 Juranti Tea Gardrn 77!}'1J9 3,983 836 II H.D T.W Phone (-) Matiali" (-5 Kms) (IO+Kms)

3 N.~khati Tea Garden 502.42 1.874 379 P H T.W PO, Phone (-) Matiali I I (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) )j 4 Sonagachhi 963.16 3,495 667 P H T.W Phone (-) BS Tea Garden (-5 Kms) S Aibhil Tea Garden 728:23> 3.142 64'7 p H T. W Phone (-) Matiali (-5'Kms) (-5 KIIHI) 6 Nagaisuri 952.84. 3.492 773 R· H T, W Phone (-) Matiali I (-SKms) Tea Garden j' (-5 KI¥~ 7 Chaluni Tea Garden 778.94 3,450 703 P H T.W Phone (-) I Matiali )} (-5Kms) (-5 Kms) 8 Sam sing Tea Garden 773.76 5,118 960 P(2), M. H H T,W Phone Thursday BS

9 Yongtong 523.26 2,381 447 P H T. \\r Phone (-) Matiali Tea Garden (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 10 Matiali Tea Garden 1,060.89 4.511 948 P H T,W Phone Sunday. BS Wednesday 11 Chhut Uninhabited

12 Matiali Hat 31.18 3,420 692 P(2), M(2). H MH, W Phone DaiJy BS CWC 13 Cha)sa Tea Garden 626.86 3,398 703 p,M.H H T.W Phope (-) Matiall (-5 Kms) (-5Kms) 14 Indong 1'ea Garden 862.17 4,073 897 P(2) H T,W Phone (-) 1 Matiali (-5 Kms) (-5Kms)

IS Ki1kote Tea Garden 670.28 2,924 548 P.M,~ H T,W Phone Sunday, BS Thursd~y J6 CbaJsa Mahabari 298.40 2,763 593 P(2), M. H PHC.D T,W PO (-) BS. RS (-5 K~) 17 Mangalbari 656.95 2,748 563 P(5), M, H PHC T,W (-) Thursday BS (-5 Kms)

13 Sathkaya Tea Garden 974.49 3,203 64' P(2) H,D T,W Phone (-) I Matiali (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 19 Khariarbandar 224.80 523 95 P(2) (-) W (-) (-) Matiali (-5 KIDs), (-5 KIDs) (-SKIDs) (-5 Kms). [ 61 r

~lRE.crORY

LAND USE

Land use (i.e. area under different types ofland use in hectares. recorded. to tho-nearest Unit ,_'----- Culturable Area not Remarks includin!( waste available any place of <'Approach Nearest Town (including for religious, historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by UniI'Ji. gaucher culti- 01' archaeological Village (in Kms) Supply food Forest source gated and groves) vation interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 11 1S 19 20

KR Mal ED. EO Rice and 20.23 32.78 108.80 N4, C 2, 25 Wheat TI PR Mal ED, EO Rice and 2.02 815.25 66.37 395.45 N 18, M3. 21 Wheat C 5, T 5 KR Mal ED, EO Rice and 158.23 120.66 223.59 N 12, M 1 12 Wheat KR Mal ED,EO Rice and 240.'19 114.12 608.25 N 35, M6, 5 Wheat C3, T 8 PR Mal ED, EO Rice and 355.31 20.23 352.69 N 11, MIl.. 10 Wheat C 6, T 11 PR Mal ED, EO Rice and 157.83 117.01 708.00 N 17, M4. 17 Wheat C4. T 7 PR Mal ED, EO Rice and 192.63 91.46 494.85 N 15. MS. 23 Wheat C5. T,Q PR Mal ED,EO Rice and 205.58 28.33 539.85 N 20. M6. 25 Wheat C 5, T l(1 ·PR Mal ED. EO Rice and' 165.11 42.49 315.66 N5,M2,'"" 22 Wheat Cl 'PR Mal ED, EO Rice and 426.14 12.14 622.(;1 N25. M5. 19 Wheat C4. T 6" Uninhabited

I- 'PR Mal ED, EO Rice and 2.02 29.16 Nl00,Ml,. 16 Wheat C 5, T 15 ··PR Mal ED, EO Rice and 3.24 O-S'4.98 136i71l' 32.78 369.'()~ N20, MS. 13 Wheat C 4. T (i PR Mal ED,EO Rice and 210.03 18.21 <533.93 N 16, M2. 22 Wheat C3. T6 'PR Mal ED, EO Rice and GC-86.20 163.49 60.70 359.S9, N7, M5 13 Wheat C3, T6 'PR Mal ED, EO Rice and GC-141.64 14.97 4.05 137.74 N70, M6. 8 Wheat CS PR Mal ED,EO Rice and GC-364.22 63.13 1.21 222.39 N 10, M3. 10 Wheat C2 PR Mal ED,EO Rice and 23.07 429.31 16.19 50S.8S NS, M2 8 Wheat ..J[R Mal Rice and GC-l 0.1 2 57.06 1.21 156.41 N2 12 Wheat I 62 ] VILLAGE..

AMENITIES AND'

Amenities available [if not available within the village, distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kma.)" "(5-10 Kms.") "(10+Kms.)"J Total numbar of ~ Household Post and Total and Population Telegraph area •.A._-----... (including Communicatio&> of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stop, rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the, station, J.L. (in Popu· House- water or Sub-Post market/hat, water No. Name of village hectares) lation hold Educational Medical (Potable) Office) if any ways) 1 2 3 4(a) 4(b) 5 6 7 8 9 10

4 P. S. Mitiali-concld.

20 Neora Majhiali 460.99 1,010 184 P (-) W (-) (-) Matiali (-5Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 21 Saibari 830.32 2,564 476 P(3) (-) W (-) (-) Matiali (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms)· 22 Mathachulka 588.92 2,017 354 P (-) T,W (-) (-) Matiali (-5 Kms) (-SKms) (5-10 Kms) (-5Kms) 23 Baradighi 237.85 330 71 P (-) W PO I I (-) Matiali (-5 Kms) Phone (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 24 Paschim Batabari 132.30 221 38 P (-) W (-) (-) Matiali (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (IO+Kms)· 25 Batabari Tea Garden 393.15 1,805 391 P H T.W PO Wednesday BS Phone 26 Purbba Batabari 539.14 2,011 376 P(5), M (-) T,W PO (-) BS (:-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 27 Uttar Dhupjhora 405.39 2,229 411 P(2) (-) T,W (-) • Thursday, BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) Saturday 28 Dakshin Dhupjhora 566.73 2,QO~ 376 P(2) (-) T,W (-) (-) Matiali (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms). 29 Baradighi Tea Garden 743.82 4,445 908 P H,MH,D T,W, Phone Friday Matiali TK (-5 Kms) ao Chhaoaphati 274.88 465 92 P (-), W (-) 1(-) Matiali (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) !J ;Nimna Tandu Forest 3,815.56 330 71 P(3), M (-) W (-) Sunday BS j (-5 Kim) (-5 Kms)

Grand Total 206,2 74."" 14.'98 P-50 H-15 (Sq. Kms) M-9 D-5 H-6 MH-2 PHC-2 CWC-l [ 63 1

IJtIREcrORY

,LAND USE

Land use (I. e. area under different types of land use ill llectares. recorded to the nearest Unit) ------~------~ Culturable Area not Remarks il\ctudinc waste available any place of -Approach Nearest Town (including for rcliaious. historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri- gaueher culti- Oi" archaeological Village (in Kms) Supply food Porest source gated and grovca) vation illterest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 11 19 20

·KR Mat' Rice and GC-182.11 101.17 6.07 llUS4 8 Wheat oKR Mal Rice and GC--485.63 75.68 26.38 242.71 8 Wheat 'KR Mal Rice and GC-404.69 60.70 24.28 9'.25 14 Wheat ,n Mal Rice and 0-101.17 49.78 6.07 80.13 r- 19 Wheat dCR Mal Rice and GC-80.94 14.97 6.07 30.32 .. 16 Whea~ .fR Mal ED, EO Rice and TW-80.94 30.35 30.76 251.1G N20.MS.. 18 Wheat T4,C2 ,PR Mal Rice and GC-323.75 25.90 1.21 188.28 N4, M2. 19 Wheat Cl PR Mal Rice and GC-222.S8 20.23 0.81 161.88 N4 20 Wheat KR Mal Rice and GC-323.75 47.35 1.21 194.42 NJ 20 Wheat PR Mal BO, EO Rice and TW-202.34 170.78 67.99 J02.71 N III. MS. 18 Wheat C8,T6 PR Mal Rice and 10.12 GC-I01.17 70.82 10.12 92.47 22 Wheat lPJl, KR Mal Rice and 366.6S GC-76.89 6.88 1.21 3,360.93 2& Wheat

425.33 GC-2.806.0' 3.'91.00 199.20 1l._.74 N-441 0-183.75 I M-94 TW-283.2i C-6l 11'-80 [ 64 1

ALPHABEfICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

5 P. S. MAYNAGURI

51. J. L. SI. J. L._ NCI'. Name of ViDagef No. No. Name of Villages No. 2 3 2 3 " 'l, Amguri 49 37 Dwarikamari 74 t' Z Bagjan 39 38 Fluest Ramsai 3 :1 Baikur Gaurgram 90 39 Gartali Jalpes 68 .. Balasan 63 40 Gopalganj 25 5 Banglajb~r 43 41 Gaurgram 29 6 Barakamat 58 42 Hasludanga 81 7 Barnes 31 43 Jabar Amli 84 8 Basilardanga 71 44 Jadabpur Tea Garden 10- 9 Baulbari 17 45 Jhar Baragila T 10 Bengkaodi 38 46 Kajaldigai 13 11 Betgara 48 47 Kaoagap , S 12 Bhangamali 79 48 Kathalbari 21>' 13 Bbangarhat 82 49 Khaerkbal 61 ! III Bhotpatti 1i2 50 Kumarpara 16· 15 Brahmapur 88 51 Madhabdanga 54, 16 Chapgar 4i 52 Madhya Khagrabari 51 :17 Char Churabhaodar 83 53 Mainaguri 37' 18 Charerbari 75 54 Nimoa Tandu Forest 11 19 Chatrarpa~ 18 55 NireQdrapur 71: 20 Chengmari 15 5' Padamati 60 21 Churabhandar 78 57 Paharpur 89- 22 Dakshin Baragila 44 58 Paitkakhocha 42 23 Dakshin Bhuskadanga 66 59 Panbari 5, 24 Daksbin Dangapara 56 60 Panisilia 87. 25 Daksbin Kalamati 14 61 PaschiIJil Baragbaria 27 26 Daksbin Khagrabari 52 62 Paschim Baragila 'IS· 27 Daksbin M,adbabdanga 5S 63 Paschim Harmati 65 1 28 Dakshin Marichbari 23, 64 Paschim Salbari 69- 29' Daksbin Mauamari 36 65 Peochahati 59> 30 Dakshin Putimari 3() 66 Purbba Baragharia 86 , 31 Dakshin Sisuabari 24 67 Purbba Baragila 47 32 Dakshin Ulladabari 34 68 Purbba Dehar 80- 33 Dhao]aguri 76 69 Purbba Dobbari 2 34 Dharmmapur 28 70 Purbba Harrnali 64 35 Dobbari 4 71 Purbba Salbari 70 36 Doroohaoi 19 72 Purbba Sisuabari 57 [ 6S )

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

5 P. S. MAYNAGURI-concid.

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~l. J. L. St. J. L, No. Name of Villa gee No. No. Name of Villages No. 1 2 3 2 3

73 Ramsai (T. E.) 9 82 Uttar Bhuskadanga 67 74 Rahterhat 77 83 Uttar Dangapara 33 75 Saptibari as 84 Uttar Kalamati 12 76 Satvendi 6 85 Uttar Khagrabari SO 77 Singimari 41 86 Uttar Madhabdanga 53 78 Sisuabari 26 81 Uttar Marichbari 21 79 Tekatali 73 88 Uttar Mauamari 40 80 Ulladabari 35 89 Uttar Putimari 32 81 Upar Tandu Forest 90 Uttar Sisuabari 22 I I '6 ] VILLAGE"

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, distance from the Village where ~vailable in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" "(lO+Kms.)"] Total number of , Household Post and Total and Population Telegraph area r--_..A-___...... (including Communicatioo of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stop rail 'Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station. f.L. (in Popu- House- water or Sub-Post market/hat, water !!lo. Name 0 f village hectares) lation hold EdUcational Medical (Potable) Office) if any ways) 1 2 3 4(a) 4(b) 5 6 7 8 9 10 5 P. S. Maynaguri

1 Upar Tandu Forest Transfer to Nagrakata P. S.

2 Purbba Dobbari 77.27 566 100 ,P (-) W (-) (-) Maynaguri (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (5 ..... 10 Kms) (IO+Kms) 3 Forest Ramsai 1,008.52 591 69 (-) (-) W,TW PO (-) BS (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) 4 Dobbari 141.65 Uninhabited

S Panbari 1,151.95 2,963 544 P(2) HC W,TW PO Sunday, BS Thursday 6 Satvendi 439.90 1.852 375 P(2), M (-) W,TW PO Sunday, BS (-5 Kms] Thursday 7 Jhar Baragila 649.56 1,761 308 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Maynaguri (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 KIDs) (UHKms) 8 Kaoagap 479.01 1,655 302 P(3) (-) W,TW (-) (-) Maynaguri (5-10Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (lO+Kms) 9 Ramsai 639.01 1,469 286 P (-) W.TW PO Friday BS (5-10Kms) 10 Jadabpur Tea GardeQ4 221.67 926 142 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) BS (5-10 KIDS) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 11 Nimna Tandu Forest 3,885.00 779 110 P(2) (-) W,TW (-) (-) ~aynaguri (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-~ Kms) (lO+Kms) 12 Uttar Kalamati 403.27 1,200 227 p(2) (-) W,TW (-) Monday, Maynaguri (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) Sdnday (lO+Kms) 13 Kajaldighi 341.92 1,084 198 P (-) W,TW' PO (-) Maynaguri (5-10 KIDs) (-S KIDs) (10+ Kms) 14 Dakshin Kalamati 282.09 929 173 P '(-) W,TW (-) (-) ! ,Maynaguri (~c.,_10 Kms) (-5 Km) (-SKms) (IO+Kms) 15 Chengmari 493.17 },865 374 P I (-) W,TW e-) Tuesday. Maynaguri (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) Friday (lO+Kms) 16 Kumarpara 634.1 1 3,316 619 P(2) (-) W,TW PO Monday, Maynaguri (-5 Kms) Thursday (IO+Kms) 17 Baulbari 655.37 2.824 528 PE2), M (-) W,TW PO Monday, BS (-5Kms) Thursday 18 Chatrarpar 301.58 987 173 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Maynaguri (-5 Kms) (-5 KIDs) (-5 KIDs) (10+Kms) 19 Domohani Included in Domohani (NM) [ 67 1

DIRECfORY

LAND USE

Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in hectares, recorded to the nearest Unit) ,------~ Culturable Area not------Remarks including waste avaliable any place of Approach Nearest Town (including for religious, historicaJ Staple Irrigated by Unirri­ gaucher culti- or archaealogicaJ . to and distancel Power Village (in Kms) Supply food Forest source gated and groves) vation interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Transfer to Nagrakata P. S.

KR Maynaguri Rice and 23.37 14.16 2.02 28.72 28 Wheat PR Maynaguri Rice and 930.77 0-8.09 40.46 4.95 25.15 Nl 24 Wheat Uninhabited 60.70 44.52 4.05 32.38

PR Maynaguri Rice and 1,116.93 2.02 33.00 N2 18 Wheat PR Maynaguri Rice and 404.68 11.'33 23.89 N2 16 Wheat ;- 12.14 PR Maynaguri Rice and 607.02 30.40 Nt 20 Wheat KR Maynaguri Rice and 44'5.15 8.50 25.36 NI 24 Wheat PR Maynaguri Rice and 52.61 2.02 584.38 Nl 24 Wheat PR Maynaguri Rice and 202.34 9.31 10.02 N 2. T 1, 24 Wheat C2 KR Maynaguri Rice and 3.702.87 0-40.47 113.31 4.05 24.30 Nl 23 Wheat KR Maynaguri Rice and 323.75 30.76 48.76 22 Wheat KR Maynaguri Rice and 242.81 8.49 90.62 N2 21 Wheat KR Maynaguri Rice and 250.91 10.12 21.06 Nl 23 Wheat KR Maynaguri Rice and 40.47 40.47 412.23 Nl 2:> Wheat KR Dornohani EO Rice and 475.50 53.01 195.60 N3 5 Wheat PR Domohani Rice and 458.91 65.55 '130.91 N3 5 Wheat KR Domohani Rice and 72.84 2.83 225.91 N2 5 Wheat Included in DOIr.ohani (NM) r 68 ] VlLLAGE

A.MENITIES A.ND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. ~ ______' "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10__A KIDs.)"______"(10+Kms.)"] ~ Total number of household Post and Total and Population Telegraph area ,...--_.__--~ (including Communication of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stop, rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station. J.t. (in Popu- House- water or Sub-Post market/hat water No. Name of village hectares) lation hold Bducational Medical (Potable) .office} ifauy ways) 1 2 3 (4) (4b) 5 , 7 8 9 10 5 P. S. Maynaguri-contd.

20 Kathalbari Included in Domohani (NM)

21 Uttar Marichbari Included in Dnmohani (NM)

122 Uttar Sisuabari 152.51 Uninhabited

I 23 Dakshin Marichbari 150.10 Uninhabited

:u Dakshin Sisuabari 223.83 Uninhabited

is Gopalganj 399.78 174 37 (-) (-) (-) (-) (-) Maynaguri (-SKms) (-SKms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms} (-5 Kms) (lO+Kms) 16 Sisuabari 197.26 765 134 (-) (-) W (-) (-) Maynaguri (-5 Kms) (-SKIDs) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-S Kms) (-) Maynaguri 27 Paschim Baragbaria 520.94 1,370 261 P(2) (-) W,TW (-) (-5 KIDs) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (10,* Kms) 28 Dharmmapur 2,802.47 4,790 943 P(6} He W.TW PO Tuesday, Maynaguri Sunday (10+Kms)

rzg Oaurgram 419.63 1,856 353 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Maynaguri (1'""""5 Kms) (-SKms) (-5 Kms) (lO+Kms) ;Mayanguri 60 Dakshin Putimari ' 424.48 1,062 190 P (-) W,TW (-) (\-) (-5 KnIs) (-5 Kms) . (-S ~ms) <,10+ Kms) 61 Barnes 468.38 1,121 408 P(3), M He W,TW PO Monjay, Maynaguri Phone Thursday (+-5 Kms) , Maynaguri ,82 Uttar Putimari 109.12 1,282 234 P(2) (-) W,TW (-) (-) (-5'Kms) (-5Kms) (-5 Krns) (5-10 Kms) (-) 'Maynaguri a3 Uttar Dangapara 348.61 2,068 290 P(2) 1(_) W.TW (-) (-SKms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) <,5-10 Kms) B3, a4 Daksbio Ulladabari 548.63 2,433 449 P(3), M (-) W.TW (-) Wednesday, (-5 Kms) (-S Kms) Saturday as Ulladabari S41.15 3,209 572 P(2) (-) W.TW (-) (-) BS (5-10 Kms) (S-lOKms) (-SKms)

36 Dakshin Mauamari Included in Mainaguri (NM)

37 Mainaguri Included in Maninaguri (NM)

38 Bengkandi Included in Maninaguri (NM) [ 69 J

iIlIRECTORY

LAND USE

Land use (i. e. area under ditTetent types ofland use in hectares, recorded to the nearest Upit) r-- Culturllble Area not Remarks incl~ waste avatiable any place a .,Approach Nearest Town , (including for religious, historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigatea by Unirri· gaucher culti- or archaeological Village (in Krns) Supply food ForeSt source gated and groves) vation interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Included in Dornohani (NM)

Included in Domohani (NM) I Uninhabited 70.82 20.64 61.05

Uninhabited Under Tista Rivelt

Uninhabited 162.21 18,62 42.93 N2

iKR Maynaguri Rice and 399.78 Partly )Jnder 15 Wheat Tista River 'KR Maynaguri Rice and 40.47 35.61 121.18 15 Wheat

KR Maynaguri Rice and 346.82 lU~ 157.93 14 Wheat KR Maynaguri .. Rice and 2,506.62 2(;.30 269.55 16 Wheat KR Maynaguri Rice and 314.84 11.74 93.'05 IS Wheat KR Maynaguri Rice and 378.79 26.30 19.39 12 Wheat ~R,KR Maynaguri Rice and 398.62 46.94 2t·B2 N~ IS Wheat

'PR,KR Maynaguri Rice and 70.82 10.52 27,78- ~ 10 Whea~ PR,KR Maynaguri Rice and 293.80 18.21 36.60 10 Wheat PR,KR Maynaguri Rice and TW-40.47 443.94 18.21 46.01 N2 10 Wheat -PR.,KR Maynaguri Rice and 456.08 36.42 48.65 N2.. 10 Wheat Included in Mainaguri (NM)

Included in Mainaguri (NM)

Included in Mainaguri (NMj I 70 1

VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, distance from the village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms, i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 KIDs.) "(lO+Kms.)"] Total number of r-- __..A._ Household Post and Total and Population Telegraph area .----'--~ (including CommunicatiOD of the Total No. Branch bay otdays (Bus-stop. rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station, Ij.L. (in Popu- House- (water or Sub-Post market/hat water \ ?}lo. Name of village hectares) lation ..hold EduCl!-tional Medical Potable) Office) if any ways) 1 2 3 4(a) 4(b) S. 6 7 8 9 10

j P. S. Maynaguri-contd.

~9 Bagjan' 229.98 l,33S 209 P(2) (-) W.TW PO (-) BS (-;-5 Kros) (-5 KIDs) "I 40 Uttar Mauamari Included in Domohani (NM)

j 41 Singimari 461.45 2,382 450 P(2). M He W.TW PO (-) BS (-5 Kms) II 42 Paitkakhocha 427.45 1,319 252 P (-) W,TW (-) Monday, Maynagud (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) Thursday (10 + Kms) I \43 Banglajhar 496.53 1,525 264 P(2), M (-) W,TW (-) Tuesday, Maynagurio (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms).,. Friday (lO+Kms) 44 Daksbin Baragila 444.99 1,667 314 P (-) W (-) (-) Maynaguri (5-10 KIDs) (-5 Kms) (-5 KIDs) (IO+Kms) ,45 Paschirh Baragila 535.94 1,669 319 P (--) W,TW (-) Monday. Maynaguri. (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) Friday. (10+KIDs) ·46 Chapgar 535.81 2,048 356 P(2) (-) W,TW (-) (-) Maynaguri (5-10 Kms) (-5Kms) (-5Kms) (I0+Kms) ..7 Purbba Baragila 856.73 2,026 387 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) MaYllaguri (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (lO+Kms) I 48 Betgara 946.62 3,258 623 P(3) (-) W,TW (-) (-) MaYllaguri. (10+Kms) (-5 Kms) (-SKms) (10+ KIDs) 49 Amguri 667.98 3,323 689 P(3), M, H (-) W,TW PO Weduesday, BS (5-10 Kms) Saturday 50 Uttar Khagrabari 607.97 2,645 454 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) BS (-5 Krns) (-5 Kms) (-5 Krps) 51 Madhya Khagrabari 276.44 1,249 232 P(2) D W,TW Phone (-) BS (-5 KIDs) 52 Dakshin Khagrabari 495.98 3,165 604 P(2) (-) W.TW (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 53 Uttar Madhabdanga 552.58 2,900 5ll P(3) (-) W,TW (-) Tuesday, BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) Friday 54 Madhabdanga 351.86 1,580 297 P (-) W,TW PO Tuesday, Maynagurl (-5 Kms) Friday (5-10 Kms) 5S Dakshin 496.65 2.041 398 P(3) (-) W,TW PO Wednesday, Maynaguri Madbabdanga (5-10 Kms) Sunday (lO+Kms) 56 Dakshin Dangapara 438.86 2,168 414 P(2) (-) W,TW PO (-) Maynaguri (5-10 KipS) (-5 Kms) (IO+Kms)

57 PUlbba Sisuabari 91.14 431 89 (-) (-) W (-) (-) Maynaguri. (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 KIDs) (10+Kms) [ 71

DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Land use (i.e. area under different types of land usc in hectares, recorded to t~e nearest Unit)

Cultutablc Area no. Remarks iDclud~ waste availablo any place of Approach Nearest Towll. (including for religious, bistoricat to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri- g~ucher eulti- or archaeological Village (in Kms) Supply food Forest source gated and groves) vation interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 l' 20

PR Maynaguri EO, Rice and TWE-18.21 154.19 8.49 049.09 N,10,M J.. 1 5 EAG Whea, ,- InCluded in Domohani (NM) , .

PR Domohani EO Rice and 323.34 4U8 96.043 N3 5 Wheat I KR Maymiguri EO Rice and 299.06 41.28 17.11 Nt 13 Wheat KR Maynaguri Rice and ) .. 347.63 049.37 99.S3 N2 13 Wheat I , KR Maynaguri Rice and 407.92 19.042 17.65 ~2 10 Wheat KR Maynaguri Rice and 88.50 17.81 129.63 Nl 10 Wheat PR Maynaguri Rice and 453.65 29.14 53.02 N 3,M2. 10 I Wheat Tl KR Maynaguri Rice and 427.75 54.63 374.35 Nl 10 Wheat KR Maynaguri Rice and 580.32 62.73 303.57 Nl 12 J Wheat PR Maynaguri Rice and 474.70 79.72 113.56 N7,MI} 10 Wheat Cl 'PR,KR ¥aynaguri EO l\.ice and 526.09 43.71 38.17 N4 2 Wheat 'PR. KR Maynaguri EO Rice aad 225.00 22.26 29.13 N5 3 Wheat PR, KR Maynaguri Rice and 411.97 42.49 41.52 :N4 3 Wheat PR Maynaguri EO Rice and TWE-121.41 291.37 28.33 111.47 NS 5 Wheat KR Maynaguri Rice and 263.05 18.62 70.19 9 Wheat KIt Mayanguri Rice and 373.12 24.2' 99.25 10 Wheat KR Maynaguri Rice and TW-121.41 201.00 21.85 ~7.{jO Nl 10 Wheat lOt Maynaguri Rice and 69.20 4.45 UIA9 Nt 10 Wheat [ 72 ] VILLAGE:

AMENITIES AND<

Ameni~ies available [i~ not ayailable within the village, distance from the Village where avatlable In broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" "(10+Kms.)" Total number of Household Post and Total and Pop~lation Telegraph area ,...... ----"-----. (including CommunicatiOn> of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stot', IaU Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station, J.L (in Popu- House- water OI Snb-Post market/hat, water Ne>. Name of yillage hectares) lati?n hold Educational' Medical (Potable) Office) if any , ways) '. 6 7 8 9 l' 2 3 4(r.) 4(b) 5 10

S P. S. Moynaguri-contd.

:SB Barakamat 522.54 2,550 453 P(2) (-) W.TW PO (-) BS (lO+Kms) (-5 KIDs) 59 'Fenchabati 423.93 3,373 692 F(3), M. H (-) W,TW PO, 'Monday, BS ~-5 I>ros) Phone Thursday 60 Padamati 1,843.52 4.882 894 pel) D W,TW (-) Thursday. Maynaguri. (-5 Kms) Saturday (10+Kms) 61 Khaerkhal 442.84 1.530 290 P(2) (-) W,TW (-) Sunday. Maynagurj, (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) Wednesday (lO+Kms)' 62 Bhotpatti 498.73 2,916 537 P(2), M. H (-) W,TW PTO, (-) BS (S-IO Kms) Phone (-SKms)

63 Balasan 421.08 ],338 236 P(2) (-) W,TW PO Saturday, Maynagun (10+Kms) Tuesday (lO+Kms) "4 Purbba Harmati 318.21 1,139 172 P(3) (-) W.TW PO (-) Maynagur~ (lO+Kms) (-SKms), (lO+Kms}

65 Paschim Harmati 479.28 2,807 500 P(2) (-) W,TW PO Wednesday, BS (lO+Kms) Sunday 66 Dakshin Bhuskadanga 474.71 ] ,'726 305 P(2), M (-) W:TW PO (-) BS (,5-10 Kms) (-5 KIDs)

67 Uttar Bhuskadanga 511.08 2.291 463 P(2), M PHS W,TW (-) Saturday BS (-5 KIns)

68 GaItali Jalpes 229.94 990 189 P,M,H, D' W,TW PTO, Wednesday. BS PUC Phooe Sunday ':Paschim, Salbari 322.77 1,105 195 P(2) (-) W PO (-) Maynaguri '9 (5-10 Kms) (-SKms) (lO+Kms) (-) Maynaguri- ?O Purbba Salbari 49&.96 1,691 326 P(2) (-) W PO (5-10Kms) (-5 Kms) (lO+Kms) W,TW (-) Monday, Maynaguri 71 Easilardansa 46~.O6 2,211 428 P(2) (-) (5-10Kms) (-5 Kms) Thvrsday (5-10 Kms} Maynaguri n 'Nirendrapur 367.29 1,499 288 P,M J (-) W.TW (-) h) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) PO (-) BS 73 Tckatali 406.44 2,471 454 P (-) W,TW (-5 Kim) (-SKms) Wednesday, Maynaguri 74 Dwarikanari 575.06 2,616 486 P,M (-) W,TW (-) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) Saturday (5-10 Kms) 7S Charerbari 447.90 2,336 462 P(2). M (-) W,lW (-) Monday, RS (IO+Kms) (5-10Kms) Thursday (-) W,TW (-) (-) Maynaguri 76 Dhaolaguri 488.57 1,737 343 P (IO+Kms) (5-10 KIDs) (-5 Kms) (10+Kms) I 73 1 nmECTORY

LAND USE

Land use (I.e. area under different types ofland use in hectares, recorded to the nearest Unit) -. Culturable Area not Remarks includinl waste available any place of Approach Nearest Town (including for religious, historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri- gaucher culti- or archaeological VUlage (in Kms) Supply food Porest source gated and groves) vation interest 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20

PR Maynaguri Rice and 391.74 26.31 104.49 M2 12 Wheat 216.10 23.07 114.76 N 8, M 1, p~ Maynaguri Rice and - .. 16 Wheat Cl KR Maynaguri Rice and TW-21.45 1,366.62 93.08 362.37 N5 16 Wheat PR Maynaguri Rice and TW-16.t9 315.66 21.85 89.14 N7 14 Wheat PR Maynagut EO Rice and 97.93 301.49 99.31 N 30, M 3 12 Wheat KR Maynaguri Rice and 161.87 9Mi 159.25 14 Wheat KR Maynaguri Rice and 238.76 15.78 63.67 12 Wheat PR Maynaguri EO Rice and R-12.54 347.62 23.88 95.24 N 10 12 Wheat PR Maynaguri Rice and 355.72 23.47 95.52 N2 9 Wheat PR Maynaguri Rice and 383.24 26.71 101.13 N4 9 Wheat PR Maynaguri EO Rice and 171.11 10.12 • 48.64 NIO 12 Wheat· Jalpes Temple KR Maynaguri Rice and PC-I0.12 193.84 6.48 112.33 N5 12 Wheat· KR Maynaguri Rice and PC-I.o!~ 307.97 8.09 174.81 N5 12 Wheat' KR Maynaguri Rice and PC, R-4.05 2!!7.85 2.83 163.33 N 10 Wheat 9 ' .. KR Maynaguri Rice and PC;R-4.0S 233.10 2.02 128.12 N6 'I>.} 't 9 Wheat PR Maynaguri BO Rice and PC, 0-20.23 241.60 2.43 142.18 N25 5 Wheat KR Maynaguri Rice and PC, 0-4.05 355.31 46.94 168.76 N8 9 Wheat KR Maynaguri Rice and 348.84 38.45 60.61 N2 13 Wheat KR Maynaguri Rice and 405.08 24.69 58.80 15 Wheat r 14 ] .vU,LAG&.

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village. distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. I. e. "(-5 Kms.)" U(5-10 Kms.)" "(10 + Kms.)'·) Total number of -.A. Household Post and Total and Population4.. ___ Telegraph area (including Day Communicatioll1 of the Total No. Braoch or days (Bus-stop. Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the rail station. I. L. (in Popu· House- water or Sub-Post mar~t/hat water No. Name of village hectares) lation hold Educational Medical (Potable) Office) if y ways) 1 2 3 4(a) 4(b) 5 6 7 8 9 10

5 P. S. MaynaguTi-concld.

77 Ratherhat 379.84 1.647 315 p. M (-) W.TW (-) Thursday. Maynaguri (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) Sunday (lO+Kms) 78. Churabhandar 449.75 2.100 383 P (-) W,R (-) Saturday. BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) Fri~y 79 Bhangamali 551.01 2.067 388 P(2) (-) W,R (-) (-) Maynaguri (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) llO+Kms) 80 Purbba Dehar 527.40 2,501 448 P(2), M (-) W (-) Tuesday, Maynaguri h5Kms) (-5 Kms) Friday (lO+Kms) 81 Hasludanga 362.71 1.758 337 P(2), M. H (-) W.TW; PO Monday. BS l-5 Kms) R ,} .Thursday I 12 Bhll.ngarhat 539.05 1.881 364 P(2). ~ HC W.TW PO Wednesday. BS Saturd\lY 83 Char Churabhandar 1,004.98 2,690 541 P(2) (-) W.TW (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 KJDs) 14 JabaramJi 1;045.84 4.331 850 P(4) HC W.TW PO Wednesday. Mayaaguri ,,' Sunday (IO+Kms) &5 Saptibari 3.937.23 14,526 2.741 P(l2), M(2) HC W.TW PO Wednesday. Maynaguri Sun4~y (10+Kms) 86 Purbba Baragharia 373.32 2.472 459 P(2) (-) W.TW (-) (-) Maynaguri (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 ~s) '(IOtKms) 17 Panisala Uninhabited

II Brahmapur 500.53 I.S6!) 287 P (-) W,TW (-) Sunday. BS (lO+Kms) (-5 Kms) Tuesday 89 Paharpur 382.S1 1,565 302 P(2) (-) W,TW PO ,Saturday, Mayoaguri (IO+Kms) 'Tuesday (10+Kms) 90 Baikur Gourgram 2,149.71 6.632 1.250 P(8), M. H PHS W.TW PO. Tuesday. Maynaguri Phone Satur<;Iay (lOt Kms) ,

Grand Total 494.% 16'.60% 31,639 P-155 HC-7 (SQ. KIDs) M-21 D-3 H-6 I PHS-2 PUC-l ( 75 1

DIRECfORY

LAND USE

Land use (I. e. area under different types of land use in bectares. recorded___ _.Ato the ______nearest Unit) --. Culturabw Area not Remarks includiD, waste available any place of ..Approach Nearest Town (including for religious, historical to and distance Power. Staple Irrigated by Unirri­ gaucher culti- OJ archaeological Village (in Kms) Supply food Forest source gated and groves) vatioD interest II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Maynaguri Rice and PC-2.02 254.14 2.43 121.25 N5 10 Wheat PR Maynagud Rice and PC-4.05 94.29 242,81 104.55 N6 7 Wheat TWB-4.05 KR Maynaguri Rice and PC, R-12.54 342.36 3.64 192,47 N5,M I 10 Wheat KR Maynagur! Rice and PC. R-IO.12 329.41 3.24 184.63 N8 12 Wheat PR Maynaguri ED Rice and PC,R, 211.65 4,05 126,78 N 15. M 1 10 Wheat TW-20.23 PR Maynaguri EO Rice and PC, 337.10 3.23 188.60 N5 1'5 Wheat TK-IO.12 PR Dhupguri Rice and PC, R-4.05 795.61 91.05 114.27 N 10 9 Wheat PR Dhupguri Rice and 0-121.41 218.13 457.30 249.00 N3 11 Wheat KR Maynaguri Rice and 0-106.84 809.37 1,412.35 1,608.67 N 10, M I 20 Wheat KR Maynaguri Rice and 77.70 180.08 115.54 23 Wheat Uninhabited

PR Maynaguri Rice and TW-30.35 339.94 29.14 101.10 N2 16 Wheat KR Maynaguri Rice and 0-40.47 123.43 140.43 78.18 14 Wheat KR Maynaguri Rice and TW-24.28 1,632.90 117.36 375.17 N 18 20 Wheat

TWB-184.14 TW-213.68 R-12's4 PC-24.28 4,726.71 PC. 0-24.28 28,611.19 4,651.44 10,991.89 / N-309 PC, R-34,SI T-2 PC, R. TW-20.23 C-3 PC. TK-I0.12 M-13 0-317.28

77)

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

6 P. s. NAGRAKATA

:81. J. L. S1. lJ'.L.i. "No. Name of Villages No. No. N,ame of Villages ~o. 1 2 3 2 3

1 Angrabhasa 31 18 Jiti Tea Gatden 1 2 Bamandanga Tea Garden 22 19 Kalabari '28 3 Bhagatpur Tea Garden 9 20 Kalabari Tea Garden ':27

-4 Caron Tea Garden 13 21 Kharibari 'll~ 5 CbharTandu 17 22 Khairkata 25 ., Chengmari Tea Garden 14 23 Kurti Tea GardClr llJ 7 })hondasimla 32 24 Luksan Tea Garden U 8 })humpara 26 2S Nagrakata 7 9 })ina Forest 23 2~ Na.grakata Tea Garden (; :1 '10 Gatia Tea Garden 11 27 Nayasaili :;.

11 Ghasmari ~~ 28 Sukpani ~a~ti 8 '12 Grassmore Tea Garden 15 29 Sulkapara ur -13 Hila 5 30 Tandu 20 14 Hila Tea Garden 4 31 Tandu Tea Garden 21 15 Hope Tea Garden 2 32 Upar Kalahari .'29 y t6 Hridaypur 30 n Uttar Nunkhawadanga .1.7 Jaldhaka Altadanga Tea Garden 24 34 Upar Tandu Forest em 7. I

VILLAGE.

AMENITIES AND'-

Amenities available [if not available within the village, distanc:e from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" "(IO+Kms.),'] Total number of ,... .A-_., Household Post and Total .and Population Telegraph area ,,--_A_---, (including Communicatioao of the Total No. Brancb Day or days (Bus-stop, raU Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station ~.L. (in Popu- House- water or Sub-Post market/hat water No. Name ofvillage hectares) lation hold ,Educational Medical (potable) Office) if any ways) 1 2 3 4(a) 4(b) 5 6 7 8 9 10

6 P. S. Nagrakata

1 Jiti Tea Garden 1,055.23 3,738 728 P H,D T Phone Friday, Nagrakatll'- Sunday (10+ Kms)- 2 Hope Tea Gardrn 729.57 3,695 792 P H,D T Phone Sunday Nagrakata- (lO+Kms} r 3 ,.Nayasaili Tea Garden 811 :50 4,422 795 p. M, H(2) H,D TW Phone Sunday Nagrakat&-, (10+ Kms) .. Hila Tca Garden 618.04 2,025 528 P H,D T Phone Sunday Na'grakata.. (IO+Kms) 5 'Hila 47.67 600 120 (-) (-) T (-) (-) Nagrakat&. (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-SKms) (-5 Kms)

~ ~ INl\grakata Tea Garden 941.32 3,886 810 P H,D T Phone (-) Nagrakata. (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) \.\ '~ Nagrakata 69.25 335 83 (-) (-) W PO, Phone (-) BS .j (-S Kms) (-5 Kms) (-S~s) 8 Sukhani Basti 356.04 1,562 292 P H,D W PTO (-) BS (-5 Kms) 9 Bhagatpur Tea Garden 1,389.67 7,867 1,580 P, M, H(2) H,D TW Phone (-) BS, (-5 Kms) RS 10 Kurti Tea Garden 7g0.70 2,932, 560 P H,D T Phone (-) BS (-5 Kms) ill Ga tia Tea Garden 865.99 3,943 706 P H,D T Phone (-) Nagrakatlll (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms). 12- Luksan Tea ,Garden 938.15 5,281 1,018 P,M H.D. T Phone (-) BS FPC (-5 Kms) 13 Caron Tea Garden 592.05 2,435 469 P,M,H H,D T PO, Phone (-) Nagrakata. (-5 Kms) (lO+Kms) 14 Chengmari Tea Garden 2,S39.80 9,943 2,163 P,M,H H,D T PO, Phone , (-) BS (-5 Kms) lS Grassmore Tea Garden 1,036.45 3,793 713 P H,D T Phone (-) BS (-5 Kms) 16 Ghasmari 317.82 963 161 P (-) W (-) (-) Nagrakata. (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) l7 Chhar Tandu 432.64 1.592 294 P H,HC W,R ..(-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 18 Sulkapara 419.n 2,571 532 P D,FPC, W PO, Plione Wednesday 'BS PHC 19 Kharibari 691.13 1,866 374 P (-) W (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) [ 79 J

~IRECTORY

,LAND USE

Land IlSO (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares. recorded to the nearest Unit) Culturablc Area not Remarks in<:ludial waste availablc any plaee of liApproach Nearest Town (including for religious, historicaf to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri- gaucher culti. or archaeological Village (in Kms) Supply food Forest source gated and groves) vation interest - 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 t, 20

PR Jalpaiguri EA Rice 18.21 0-201.21 403.07 15U5 265.21 95 PR Jalpajguri EA Rice 126.26 0-562.92 40.39 90 'PR Jalpaiguri EA Rice 0-20.23 625.24 28.73 137.30 87 'PR Jalpaiguri EA Rice 424.92 123.83 69.29 98

KR Jalpaiguri EA Rice p 47.67 98 PR Jalpaiguri EA Rice 0-202.34 242.81 123.02 373.15 90 i,PR Jalpaiguri Rice 40.47 16.19 12.59 80 "FR Jalpaiguri Rice 265,07 60.70 30.27 80 l>PR Jalpaiguri EA Rice 0-80.94 809.37 357.74 141.62 85 'flR Jalpaiguri EA Rice 0-52.61 485.62 242.81 9.66 90 'KR Jalpaiguri EA Ilice 388.50 74.46 403.03 100 'KR Jalpaiguri EA Rice 526.09 88.22 323.84 110 KR Ja]paiguri EA Rice 445.15 116.55 30.35. 110 KR Jalpaiguri EA Ri=- 2,225.77 283.28 30.75 lOS 'PR Jalpaiguri EA Rice 631.31 368.67 36.47 90 I 'KR Jalpaiguri Rice 242.81 40.47 34.54 90 IPR Jalpaiguri Rice 367.36 50.89 13.89 90 Fa Jalpaiguri ED Rice 212.46 111.29 95.48 as PR Jalpaiguri Rice 443.54 123.43 124.1' 90 [ 10 ]

VILLAG~

AMENITIES ANDI

Amenities available [if not available within the village, distance from the Vjllage where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.") "(10+Kms.)"] Tbtarnumbar of r------'-'------_..... Household Post and Total • and Population Telegraph area r-..A.-----. (including Communication. of the TotaINQ. • Branch Day or days (Bus-stop, rail Village. Total of Drinking Post Office of the' station, ~.L. (in -~ -Popu- House­ water or Sub-Post market/hat, water :No. Name of village hectares) lation hold Educational Medical (Potable) Office) if any ways) 1 :2 3 4(a) 4(b) S 6 7 8 9 10

6 P. S. Nagrakatn-concld.

26 Tandu Basti 424.41 418 84- (-) (-) TW (-) (-) BS (-S Kms) (-S Kms) (-SKms) (-5 Kms)

21 Tandu Tea Garden 259.41 830 141 P H,D TW (-) (-) Nagraka~ (5-10 Kms) (S-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) 22 Bamandanga 944.99 3,5S4 662 P H,D W Phone (-) Nagrakata, Tea parden (-5 Kms) (-SKms) l(M) lJper Tandu Forest 12,119.97 1.897 298 P (-) W (-) (-) Nagrakata. (S-1O Kms) (5-10 Kms) (-SKms) (-5 Kms). 23 Dina Fores' Transfered to Banarhat P. S. 24 Jaldhaka Altadanga Tea Garden 12S Kh~~rkata .. 26 Dhumpara ..

27 Kalabari Tea Garden II 28 Kalabari 29 Upar Kalabari .. 30 HIidaypur 31 Angrabhasa " 82 D hondasionla 33 Uttar Nunkh.w.dmaa " GraDd tl'Gtal 214.0 70.148 13,903 P-20 H-16 (Sq. Kms) H-4 D-16 M-4 FPC-2 PHC-l n

DIRECTORV

LAND USE

Land use (I. e. area under different types of land use in hectares. ,-______-A-- recorded to the nearest______Unit) ...... , Culturable Area not Remarks including , wast,e available any place of ":Approach Nearest Town (mcludmg for religious. historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri· gaucher culti· or archaeological Village (in Kms) Supply food Porest source gated I' and groves) vaHon inter est 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 20

.... PR,KR Jalpaiguri Rice 28.33 82.96 313.12 95 KR Jalpaiguri EA Rice 60.70 40.47 148.12 10.12 9S KR Jalpaiguri EA Rice 614.00 293.56 127.43 6S KR Jalpaiguri Rice 11,736.01 121.41 80.94 181.16 37 Transferred to Banarhat P. S.

" " " " " " " " "

11,941.18 0-1,127.86 9,514.27 2,8B5.71 2,151.11

I 83 I ALPHABETICAL LIS'I OF VILLAGES

7 P. S. BA.NARHAT

SI. I.L. Sl. No. Name of Villages No. No. I.L. Name of Villag.. No. t 2 3 1 2 3

1 Ambari Tea Garden 3(0) 128 Jaldhaka Altadanga 24{N) 2 Angra Bhasa 31(N) 29 Kalabari Tea Garden 27(N) 3 Banarhat Tea Garden 17(0) 30 Kalahari 28{N) 4 Binaguri Tea Garden 19(0) 31 Karbala Tea Garden 18(0) S Bhatiapara 41(0) 32 Kathalguri Tea Garden' 6(D) 6 Chamti Mukhi 43(D) 33 Khairkata 25(NJ 7 Chana Dipa 34(D) 34 Lakshmikantapur Tea Garden 44 (D) 8 Chapaguri 13(D) 3S Lakshmipara Tea Garden 14(D) • 9 Chapaguri Khanda 32(D) 36 Madhyasalbari 36(D) 10 Chhamurchi Tea Garden 4(D} 37 t Maraghat Forest 28(6) 11 Chunabhati Tea Garden S(D) 38 Maraghat Tea Garden 16(D? 12 Dakshin Nunkhawadanga 40(D) 39 Mogalkata Tea Garden 31(0) 13 Dakshin Salbari 3S(D) 40 Palasbari Tea Garden j 8(D) 14 Deana Forest 23(N) 41 Paschim Duramari 38(D) 15 Debpara Tea Garden lI(D) 42 Prayagpur 12(D) 16 Dhondasimla 32(N) 43 Purbba Oumamari 37(D) 17 Dhumpara 26(N) 44 Redbank 1(D) 18 Dinan Tea Garden 10(D) 4S Redbank Tea Garden 2(D) 19 Fatak Tari 42 (D) 46 Riabari Tea Garden 7(D) 20 Gairkata 25(D) 47 Sako Jhora 21(D) 121 Gairkata Tea Garden 26(D) 48 Telipara Tea Garden 20(D) 22 Gendrapara Tea Garden 15(D) 49 Totopara Tea Garden 29(D) 23 Gosairhat Forest 58(D) ~50 Upar Kalabari 29(N) 24 Haritalguri Tea Garden 9(D) 51 Uttar Nunkhawadanga 33(N) 25 Haldibari Tea Garden 27(D) 52 Uttar Salbari 33(D) 26 Hridaypur 30(N) 53 Uttar Jharalta Gram 39{D) 27 Jalapara 30(D)

D Mouzas Transferred from Dhupguri P. S. N Mouzas Transferred from Nagrakata P. S. L ~. ]

VILLAGE'

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, distance from the Village where' available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" "(IO+Kms.)"] Total number of --"- Household Post and Total and Population Telegraph area .-_...... A.--_~ (including Communication of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus.stop rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station. '.L. (in Popu- House- water or Sub· Post market/hat, water No. Name 0 r village hectares). lation. hold Educational Medi((al (Potable) Office)1 if any ways) 1 2 3 4~a} 4(b) , 5 6:\ 7 8 9 10 71l, $. Banarhat

1 (lO) 'Redbank 26.80 Uninhabjted

2 (D) Redbank 769.45 2,822 584 P H TK,TW PO (-) Banarh\\t 'Tea Gardenn I II (5-10 Kms) (IO+Kms) 3 (D) Ambari Tea GardeOo,1r4.07 3.193 693 P T.TW PO (-) Banarbll.t .(5-10 Kms) (IO+Kms) " I'peJ 4 (D) Cbhamurchi 903.09 6,708 1,194 P H T Wednesday ,BS l Tea Garden I' 792.78 3,916 P H T,TK I (!;:.\_) (-) BS S (D) Cbunabhati f' • 643 Tea Garden (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) , (D) Kathalguri 973.33 5,046 1,061 P \J. T,TK PO Tuesday BS, Tea Garden 7 (D) Riabari Tea Garden 521.31 3,258 651 P H TW (-) Friday Banarhat (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) 8 (D) Palasbari 429.13 2,418 476 P(2) H,D T,TK (-) Wednesday BS Tea Garden (5-10 Kms) l 9 (D) Haritalguri 1,OqO.27 5,206 995 F(2) H T,W,TW (-) Monday BS t Tea Garden (-5 Kms) 10 (D) Dinan Tea Garden 483.40 2,520 513 P II TW (-) Monday, Banarhdt (-? Kms) Sunday, (IO+Kms) 11 (D) Debpara 642.24 3,314 725 P H T,TW (-) (-) Banarbat (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) Tea Garden j, (-5 Kms) 12 (D) Prayagpur ·511.~3 3i9 63 P, M. H,2) (-) w (-) (-) Banarhat (IO+Kms) (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (lO+Kms) 13 (D) Chapagurj 80.84 Uninhabited

14 (D) Lakshmipara 605.77 4,482 884 P,M.H H T,TW (-) (-) Banarhat Tea Garden t_:5 Kms) (-5 Knls) (-5 Kms) IS (D) Gendrapara 982.74 6,235 1,178 P H T,TK, '(-l (-) BS Tea Garden TW (-5 Kms) (-5 KIDS) 16 (D) Maraghat 697.38 3,172 655 P H T,TK, (-) Saturday Banathat Tea Garden TW (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) 17 (D) Banarhat 883.13 8,403 1,122 P H T.TK PO Sunday BS, RS Tea Garden

18 (D) Karbala 1,096.09 5,347 1,113 P H TW (-) (-) Banarba~ Tea Garden (5-10 Km~) (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) 19 (D) Brnaguri 1,590.65 5,184 1,013 P H T,W, PO Sunday BS, RS Tea Garden TYV [ 25 1 t>lRECTORY

-LAND USE

Land use (i. e. area under different typqs. of land use in hectares, ,...______recorded to .A. tbe nearest•______Unit) .... CUltutable Area not Remarks inchsdinf f waste avaliable any place of "'pproach Nearest Town (including for religious, historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri- gaucher culti- ()r arcbaealogical -Village (in Kms) Supply food Forest source gated and groves) vation interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2Q

Uninhabited 0-4.05 18.62 4.13 \

IPR Gairkata EA Rice and 0-28.33 7211.44 12.68 C.1,Nl,Tt ( " 23 Wbeat 'PR Gairkata EA Rice and 697.68 16.39 C2, N !.,T.\ 21 Wbeat 'PR Gairkata EA Rice and 1184.6$ ,18.44 C I, N I.T 1 •• j. 24 Wheat ''PR Gairkata EA Rice and 0-27.11 714.39 .51.28 C2, N I. T 1 22 Wheat I \ 'PR Gairkata EA Rice and 953.04 0.40 19.89 C 1, N I, T,l 20 Wbeat "PR Gairkata EA Rice and 0-17.40 315.66 96.72 97.53 C I, N I\T,l 19 Wbeat 'PR Gairkata EA Rice and 419.66 to.07 C I, N 1.. T(l. 16 Wheat 'PR Gairkata EA Rice and 972.06 2.02 26.>l1J C I, N 1, T l. 20 Wheat 'PR Gairkata ED Rice and 325.37 60.70 97.33 CI,N I, TU 18 Wheat

'l'R Gairkata EA Rice and '611.48 6.07 2.4.6~ Ci,NI.Tl 16 Wheat KR Gairkata Rice and 420.07 52.61 38.65 21 Wheat Uninhabited 44.52 15.78 20;54

"l'R Gairkata Rice and 579.51 26.26 <:2, N 1, Tt 14 Wheat 'PR Gairkata EA Rice and 942.12 40.6% <' 2. N I, T l 14 Wheat

'PR Gairkata EA Rice and 0-35.21 454.47 40.41 (6713 Ct. M I, 6 Wheat N t,T l PR Gairkata EA Rice and 570.61 (I.8i 31-1.174 C 2, N I. T 1 13 Wheat !FR Gairkata EA Rice and 1,063.52 2.0! 30.55 ·C i, ~ I,:U. 10 Wheat :. PR Gairkata EA Rice and 724.80 2.o! 863.83 !C I, M 1. 7 Wheat -;rl,~.!. ( S6 1

VILLAGE'

AMENITIES ANI)"

Amenities available [if not available within the village, distance from the village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms i e "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.) "(IO+Kms.)uJ ,.. Total number of Household Post and !fotal and Population Telegraph area ~ (including Communicatio& oIthe Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stoP. rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station, I.L. (in Popu- House- (water or Sub-Post market/hat water No. Name of village hectares) lation hold Educational Medical Potable) Office) if any ways) 1 2 3 4(a) 4(b) 5 6 7 8 9 10 7 P. S. Banarhat-contd.

!Zo (D) Telipara 1.554.07 6.421l 1,237 P H T.TK (-) (-) BS, RS. Tea Garden TW (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 21 (D) Sako Jhora 467.41 3.027 558 P HC W PO (-) BS (-5 Kms) IlS (D) Gairkata Included in Gairkata (NM)

726 (D) Gairkata 1,190.57 5,949 1,057 P H W,TK (-) Weekly hat BS Tea Garden TW (-5 Kms) Sunday rJ.7 fD) Haldibari 1,13S.95 6.436 1,196 P(2) H TK,TW (-) (-) BS TeaGarden (-5 Kms) (S-10Kms) 28 (D) Maraghat 4,600.08 2,404 422 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) BS Tea Garden (5-10 Kms) (-5Kms) (-5Kms) 29 (D) Totopara 482.73 3,570 704 P H TW. (-) Weekly hat BS T-ea Garden (5-10 Kms) Friday SO (D' Jalapara 350.65 2,298 430- (-) (-) W (-) (-) Banarhat (5-10 Kms) (HHKms) (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (lO+Kms)l 31 (D) Mogalkata 612.07 5,906 1.147 P H T.W (-) Weekly hat BS Tea Garden (5-10 Kms) Wednesday 32 (D) Chapaguri Khanda 19.99 2,006 367 (-) (-) W (-) (-) Banarhat (S-10 Kms) (lO+Kms) (5-10Kms) (5-10 Kms) (10-~Kms). B3 (D) Uttar Salbari 422.59 2.558 492 P (-) W,TW (-) Weekly hat Banarhat (IO+Kms) (5-10 Kms) Wednesday (lO+Kms) B4 (m Chanadipa 362.90 1,599 306 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Banarhat (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (-;-5 Kms) (10+Kmsr as (D) Dakshin Salbari 428.36 2,309 448 P He W,TW PO Saturday, Banarhat Tuesday. (lO+Kms), Sunday 36 (D) Madhya Salbari 274.33 ',379 245 P(3), M (-) W,TW (-) (-) Banarhat (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) (lO+Kmsr B7 (D) Purba Duramari 488.56 2,252 399 P (-) W.TW (-) (-) Banarhat (-SKms) (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) (I 0+ Kms)'- 5S (D) Paschim 253.08 2.148 378 P (-) TW (-) (-) Brnarhat Duramari (-5 Km~) (-5 Kms) (-S Kms) (lO+Kms)' S9 (D) Uttar 205.48 634 115 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Banarhat Jhoraltagram (5-10Kms) (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (10+Kms)' .0 (D) Dakshin 228.90 1.158 214 P (-) W (-) (-) Banarhat Nunkhawadanga (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (10+Kms) .. 1 (D) Bhatipara 197.43 2,111 335 P,M,H, D W.TW PO, Phone Monday, BS Friday I 87 J

.f)IRECTORY

LA.ND USE

Land use (I. e. area under different types of land use in hectares, recorded to th~ nearest Unit) Culturable Area nol Remarks includiDI waste available any placeof >Approach Nearest Town (including Cor religious. historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri. saucher culti· or archaeological Village (in Kma) Supply food Potest source gated and groves) vatioD interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 l' 20

!PR Gairkata ED Rice and 0--40.47 l,t61.46 8.09 344.05 C I,MI. 6 Wheat Tl. N 1 ,PR Gairkata ED Rice and 0-17.00 328.20 10.52 111.69 C I. M 1. 1 Wheat Tl.N 1 Inl;luded in Gairkata (NM)

-PR Gaiikata EA Rice and 1.135.96 10.52 44.09 C I. M I. 1 Wheat TI,Nl -PR Gairkata EA Rice and 1.085.38 8.09 42.43 C I. M 1. 7 Wheat T I, N 1 ,PR Gairkata Rice and 4,571.78 28.30 C 1, N 1. 5 Wheat Ml 5PR Gairkata SA Rice and 445.16 37.57 C I.N J. 16 Wheat Ml tKR Gairkata Rice and 10.12 321.01 28.52 18 Wheat ~PR Gairkata BA Rice and 467.42 31.97 112.68 C I. N 1. 20 Wheat Ml 'KR Gairkata Rice 1.21 16.19 0.11 1.71 20 'KR Gairkata Rice and 0-30.35 315.66 19.42 57.16 20 Wheat ~KR Gairkata Rice and 0-20.23 296.94 12.14 33.89 22 Wheat >KR Gairkata Rice and 0-33.59 351.27 12.54 30.96 ' Nt 18 Wheat

:lKR Gairkata Rice and 0--4.05 257.79 12.49 15 Wheat :>KR Gairkata Rice 0-28.33 382.02 26.71 51.50 14 ,0 Gairkata Rice 0-8.09 210.44 (J.O? 28.48 14

IKR Garikata Rice 0-6.07 177.25 2.~3 19.33 12 ,0 Gairkata Rice 0-4.45 185.75 16.19 %2.51 10 tPR Gairkata Rice and 0-6.88 152.16 17.(1) 21.3' Nl.M I 16 Wheat t 88 1 VILLAGE.

AMENITIES AND-

Amenities available [if not available within the village. distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10.A-- Kms.)"______"(lO+Kms.)" Total number of ,-- Household Post and Total and Population Telegraph area r---....__~ (including Communica tiom, of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stop, rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of' the station. ')oL. (in Popu- House- water or Snb-Post market/hat. water ~o. Name of village hectares) lation hold Educational Medical (Potable) Office) if any ways) 1 2 3 4(a) 4(b) 5 6 7 8 9 10

7 P. S. Banarhat-coDcld.

'42, (D) Fataktari 495.59 2,231 408' P M.H W.TW (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 43 ,r (D) Chamtimukhi ' 441.88 2.258 418 P(2) (-) W.TW (-) (-) BS (5-IOKms) (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) 44 (D) Lakshmi Kantapur 365.49 1.479 268 p' D W.TW PO Weekly hat Dhupguri Tea Garden Monday (lO+Kms» 58 1.(D)' G6sairhat Forest 759.20' ~,779 514 P (-) W (-) (-) Dhupguri (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (I 0+ Kms,). 23 '(N) De~na Forest 6,221.30 Uninhabited

24, leN). Ialdhaka 571.24 1.873 384 P H TW (-) (-) Banmhat 'Altadanga (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) ~ .'(N). Khairkata 366.04 344 106 " P (-) W (~ (-) Banarhat (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms), 26 (N) Dhnumpara 514.76 137 40 P (-) W PO, Phone (-) Banarhat (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 27 '(N) Kalabari 566.56 2,624 513 P H,D T (-) (_) I Banarha't \ Ten Garden (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms):

~S (N) Kala bari 765.67 535 200 P (-) W PO (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) .:29 (N) Upar Kalabari 464.38 827 226 P (-) W (-) (-) Banarhat . (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms). 30 (N) Haridaypur 488.26' 300 190 P (-) W (-) ~ (-) Banarbat (-5 Km,) ~-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 KIDS), \ ' 31 (N) Angrabhasa 629.29 1,067 540 P (-)~ W,TW (-) Friday Banarhat (-S Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 KIDS)

32 (N) Dhoudasiml~ 482.59 419 240 P (-) W (-) (-) Banarhat (-5 Kms) (IO+Kms) (lO+Kms) (-5 Kms) S3 (N) Uttar 284.90 1,066 450 P (-) W (-) (-) Banarhat Nunkhawadanga (-S KIDS) (10+ Kms) (IO+Kms) (-5 KIDS),

Grand Total 3'2.6 143,774 28,704 P-S2 D-5 (Sq. Kms) M-4 H-23 H-4 MH-I HC-2 [ 89

DIRECTORY

LAND USE'

Land use (I. e. area under different types of land use in hectares. recorded to the nearest Unit) ,_------A . ______-, Culturable Area not Remarks including waste available any place of .Approach Nearest Town (including for religious, historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri- gaucher euld- OJ archaeological Village (in Kms) Supply food Forest source gated and groves) vatioa interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Pit Gairkata Rice and 0-84.98 302.30 57.47 50.84 17 Wheat PR Dhupguri Rice and 380.81 13.36 47.71 18 Wheat KR Dhupguri Rice and 738.96 0-15.78 310.46 3.24 36.01 14 Wheat t PR,KR Jalpaiguri Rice 20.24 55 Uninhabited 5.498.93 722.37

PR Jalpaiguri EA Rice 317.68 165.92 87.64 100 KR Jalpaiguri Rice 297.04 40.47 28.53 90 KR Jalpaiguri Rice 433.83 68.80 12.13 95 KR Jalpaiguri Rice 431.40 80.94 54.22 95 PR,KR Jalpaiguri Rice 485.63 242.81 37.23 90 KR Jalpaiguri Rice 364.22 72.03 28.13 95 KR Jalpaiguri Rice 404.69 63.S4 20.03 90 KR Jalpaiguri Rice -485,63 115.34 28.32 95 KR Jalpaiguri Rice 364.22 60.70 57.67 10 I .KR Jalpaiguri Rice 236.74 40.47 7.69' 95

10,821.00 0-412.37 23.536.08 1,487.61 4,145.64 C-28 M-IO N-25 T-20 [ 90 ]

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

8 P. S. DHUBGURI

SI. J. L. S1. J. L. No. Name of Villages No. No. Name of Villages No. 1 2 3 2 3

1 Ambari Tea Garden 3 37 Gairkata 25 2 Bagribari 69 38 Gairkata Tea Garden 26 3 Bairatiguri 98 39 Garakhuta 57 4 Bamantari 47 40 Garailtari 49 5 Banarhat Tea Garden 17 41 Gendrapara Tea Garden 15 6 Baragharia 88 42 Gosairhat Forest 58 7 Bhandani 71 43 Haldibari Tea Garden 27 8 Bbatiapara 41 44 Haritalguri Tea Garden 9 9 Bbemtia 90 45 Jakhalikona 79 10 Bhotpara 84 46 Jalapara 30 11 Binnaguri Tea Garden 19 47 Jharmagurmari 63 12 Charntirnukhi 43 48 Jhar Salbari 106 13 Charnurchi Tea Garden 4 49 Jurapani a07 14 Chanadipa 34 50 Kalirhat 64 IS Chapaguri 13 51 Karbala Tea Garden 18 16 Chapaguri Khanda 32 52 Kathalguri Tea Garden 6 17 Char Charabari 67 53 Kathapara 100 13 Chauhaddi 51 54 Kazipara 101 19 Chaunabhati Tea Garden 5 55 Khalaigram 85 20 Dakshin Altagrarn 78 56 Kursamari 70 21 Dakshin Dangapara 81 57 Lakshmikantapur Tea Garden 44 22 Dakshin Gosairhat 97 58 Lakshmipara :rea Garden 14 23 Daksbin Jbar Altagrarn 66 59 Madhya Baragari '6 U Dakshin Kathulia 65 60 Madhya Daukimari 53 I2.S Dakshin Khairbari 83 61 Madhya Khuttimari 46 26 Daksbin Khuttirnari 56 62 Madhya Salbarj 36 27 Dakshin Nunkhawadanga 40 63 Mainatali 77 28 Dakshin Sakojhora 60 64 Malliksobha -61 29 Dakshin Salbari 35 65 Maraghat Forest 28 / 30 Dharnbari lI2 66 Maraghat Tea Garden 16 31 Debpara Tea Garden 11 67 Mongalkata Tea Garden 31 32 Dh'upguri 89 68 Niranjanpat 62, 33 Diana Tea Garden 10 69 Palasbari Tea Garden 8 34 Fataktari 42 70 Parkurnlai 73 35 Gadang 99 71 Pasc:1im Dangapara 48 36 Gadhear Kuti 68 72 Paschim Daukirnari .52 [ 91

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

8 P. S. DHUBGURI-concld.

SJ. I. L. SI. J.L. No. Name of Villages No. No. Name of Villages No. 1 2 3 2 3

73 Pascbim Duramari 38 89 Redbank Tea Garden 2 74 Pascbim Murgamari 91 90 Raibari Tea Garden 7 75 Pascbim Mallikpara 74 91 Sajnapara 24 76 Pascbim Salbari 104 92 Sakojhora 21 77 Patkidaba 80 93' Sonakhuli S9 78 Pradhanpara 22 ?4 Telipara Tea Garden 20 79 Prayagpur 12 95 Totapara Tea Garden 29 80 Pundibari 108 96 Tuklimari 72 81 Purbba Altagram 76 97 Uttar Altagram 75 82 Purbba Dangapara ]03 98 Uttar Boragari 87 83 Purbba Daukimari 54 99 Uttar Dangapara 23 84 Purbba Magurmari 93\ 100 Uttar Gosairhat 94 85 Purbba Mallikpara 96 101 Uttar Jhar Altagrarn 39 86 Purbba Salbari ]05 102 Uttar Kathulia 55 87 Ramsai Forest 2nd 50 ]03 Uttar Khuttimari 45 88 Redbank 1 104 Uttar Salbari 33

J. L Nos. 1 to 21,25 to 44 and 58 has been transferred to Banarhat P. S. I 92 ] VILLAGE'

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available (if not available within the village, distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" "(10+Kms.)"] Total number of r- --"- Household Post and Total and Population Telegraph area ,..----"------. (including Communication of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stop, rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station, ~L, (in Popu- Honse- water or Sub-Post market/bat, water o. Name of village hectares) lation hold Educational Medical (Potable) Office) if any ways)

~ 2 3 4(a) 4,(b) 5 6 7 8 9 10 8 p, S. Dhupguri

22 Pradhanpara 521.39 2,807 572 P(3) HC W,TW PO (-) Dhupguri (-5 Kms) (10+ Kms) 23 Uttar Dangapara 645.07 3,191 63S P(2) H W,TW (-) (-) BS • (-S Kms) (-5 Kms) r24 Sajuapara 290.65 2,322 441 P (-) W,TW PO (-) Dhupgufi (-5 Kms) (-S Kms) (IO+Kms) 4S Uttar Khuttimari 546.41 1,733 335 P(2) (-) W,TW (-) (-) Dhupgnri (-S Kms) (-S Kms) (-5 Koos) (lO+Koos) 46 Madhya Khuttimari 652.69 3,372 605, P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Dhupguri (-S Koos) (-5 Kms) (-S Kms) (IO+Kms) 47 Bamantari 377.38"" 1,479 256 P(2) (-) W,TW (-) (-) Dhupguri (-5 Kms) (-5 Koos) (-5 Kms) (IO-t-Koos) 48 Paschioo Dangapara 252.'20 1,025 204 P (-) W (-) (-) Dhupguri (-5 Khls) (-S Kms) (-SKoos) (IO+Koos) 49 Garialtari 383.36 1,808 333 P (-) W PO (-) Dhupguri (S-10 Koos) (5-10 Koos) (lO+Koos) SO Ramsai Forest 2nd 48S.63 Uninhabited

51 Chauhaddi 311.04 1,258 228 P (-) W,1W (-) Tuesday, Dhupguri (S-IOKoos) (5-10 Kms) Saturday (IO-t-Koos}" 52 Paschioo Daukiooari 350.66 1,640 332 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Dbupguri (5-10 Koos) (5-10 Koos) (-5 Koos) (10+Koos) 53 Madbya Daukimari 429.30 1,801 322 P(2) (-) W,TW (-) (-) Dbupguri (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (lO+Koos)

54 Purbba Daukimari 6S7.67 3.806 647 P(3), HC W,TW PO I Sunday" BS M,H Wednesday 5S Uttar Kathulia 414.21 1,818 345 P (-) w,rw (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms)

56 Dakshin Khuttmari 243.85 1,282 251 P,M (-) W,TW PO Mond~y, Dhupguri (-S Koos) Friday (IO+Koos) 57 Garakhuta 246.07 _ 1.124 222 P (-) W (-) (-) Dhupguri (S-1O Koos) (-SKoos) (5-10 Koos) (10+ Koos). 59 Sanakhuli 188.60 830 147 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) BS (S-lO Kms) (5-10 Kms) (S-10 Koos) 60 Dakshin Sakojhora 161.28 515 103 P (-) W (-) (-) Dhupguri (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Koos) (5-10 KIDS) (IO+Koosj.

61 Malliksobha 487.85 2,48S 437 P (-) W.TW (-) (-) j BS (5-10 Koos) (-5 Koos) (S-10Kms) ( 93

Q)IRECTORY

.LAND USE

Land use (i.e. area under different types of land usc in hectares. recorded to the nearest Unit) Culturable Area not Remarks In

KR Gairkata ED Rice and 0-40.47 329.01 14.16 137.75 1 Wheat PR Gairkata ED Rice 0-60.70 322.94 12.54 248.89 2 XR Gairkata Rice and 0-28.33 192.63 8.90 60.79 2 Wheat KR Dhupguri Rice 0-19,02 389.31 138.08 16 KR Dhupguri Rice 0-13,36 452.43 186.90 15

K~ Dhupguri Rice 0-18.21 252.93 106.'24 14 KR Dhupguri Rice 0-1.21 181.70 69.29 15 "'KR Dhupguri Rice 0-2.83 279.23 101.3tl 21 Uninhabited 404.69 80.94

KR Dhupguri Rice 0-10.12 220.55 80.37 22 KR Dhupguri Rice 0-1.21 253.74 9S.71 24 'KR Dhupguri Rice 0-21.04 291.78 U6.48 20 FR Dhupguri Rice 0-16.99 522.85 117.83 Nt. Ml 13 ilR Dhupguri R:'Q 0-2.83 301.49 109.89 12

'KR Dhupguri Rice 0-8.90 167.iJ ~7.82 13 KR Dhupguri Rice 0-0.80 176.04 '69.23 12 'i'R Dhupguri Rice 154.19 2.43 31.'98 10 KR Dhupguri Rice 142.04 3.24 16.00 12 PR Dhupguri Rice 0-2.02 352.08 2.0'2 BI.n 9 94 1

VILLAGE'

AMENITIES AND'

Amenities available [if not available within the village, distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" U(IO+Kms.)"] Total number of --A. Household Post and Total and Population Telegraph area ..... _---, (including Day Communicatio~ of the Total No. Branch or days (Bus-stop. Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the rail station. '.L. (in Popu- House- water or Sub-Post market/hat water tilo. Name of village hectares) lation hold Educational Medical (Potable) Office) if any ways) 1 2 3 4(a) 4(b) 5 6 7 S 9 10

8 P. S. Dhubguri-contd.

fi2 Niranjanpat 430.96 2,105 397 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) BS (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) 63 Jharmagurmari 468.80 1,961 341 P(2) (-) W.TW (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 64 Kalirhat 418.23 2.219 423 P(2), M, H (-) W,TW PO Monday, BS (-5 Kms) Friday 65 Dakshin Kathulia 342.19 2,036 394 P(2) (-) W,TW (-) (-) BS (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) 66 Dakshin Jhar 361. 75 2.192 395 P(2) {-) W (-) (-) Dhupguri; Alta gram (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (lO+Kms) 67 Char Charabari 364.09 1,936 368 P(2) (-) W.TW (-) (-) Dhupguri \ (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (IO+Kms». 68 Gadhear Kuti 357.23 ].435 270 P (-) W.TW (-) (-) DHupguri (10+Kms) • (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) (10+ Kms), 69 Bagribari 439.62 1.667 291 P (-) W,TW (-) Tuesday, Dhupguri (IO+Kms) (5-10 Kms) Friday, (10+ Kms) 70 Kursamari 342.58 1,523 244 P (-) W (-) (-) Dhupguri (I0+Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (IO+Kms). 71 Bhandani 402.18 1,845 337 P(3) (-) W.TW PO Monday, Dhupguri (5-10 Kms) Thursday (lO+Kms). 72 Tuklimari 321.27 1,697 310 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Dhupguri (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (10 t-Kms) , 73 Parkumlai 403.85 1,828 356 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Dhupguri (5-1dKms) (-5 Kms) (....l...5 Kms) (10+Kms). 74 Paschim Mallikpara 578.98 2,217 395 P,M,H (-- W,TW PO (r-) Dhupguri (5-IO Kms) (-5 Kms) (IO+Kms). 75 Uttar Altagram 398.80 1,792 317 P (-) W,TW PO (-) Dhupguri (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) (iO+Kms), '6 Purbba Altagram 422.58 2,077 371 P(2) (-) W,TW PO (-), BS (5}-10 Kms) (-5 K\Ds) 77 Mainatali 595.67 2,665 487 P(2) (-) W.TW (-) Sunday, BS (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) Wednesday 78 Dakshin Altagram 509.08 1,865 34! P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Dhupguri .. (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (IO+Kms). Jakhalikona 99.19 399 73 P / (-) W (-) (-) Dhupguri '9 (5-10 Kms) (-SKms) (-5 Kms) (10 + Kms). !O Patkidaha 343.65 1.036 175 P (-) W,TW PO Monday, Dhupguri (5-10 Kms) Friday (10+ Kms). [ 95 ]

OIRECTORY

LAND USE

Land use (I. e. area under different types of land use in hectares. recorded to the nearest Unit) ,....-----_. --'----'------"'"\ Culturable Area not Remarks includinllf waste avaliable any place of t\pproach Nearest Town (including for religious, historical to and d1stance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri­ gaucher culti- or archaeological Village (m Kms) Supply food Forest source gated and groves) vatioa interest "11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR Dhupguri Rice 0-14.16 342.77 2.43 71.6G Nt 8 PR Dhupguri Rice 0-18.21 377.57 2.83 10.19 7 1>R Dhupguri Rice 0-20.23. 324.96 2.02 71.02 N 1,MII 6 'PR Dhupguri Rice ... 0-23.07 209.22. l(l9.90 10 KR Dhupguri Rice 0-19.02 259.40 83.33 11 KR Dhupguri Rice 0-5.67 236.74 121.68 16 KR Dhupguri Rice 0-12.54 235.53 109.16 18 KR Dhupguri Rice 317.68 i21.94 16 iCR Dhupguri Rice 0-6.07 222.5& tl3.93 14 1(R Dhupguri Rice 0-18.21 261.43 122.54 15 -KR Dhupguri Rice 0-8.50 235.53 77.24 13 OCR Dhupguri Rice 0-:14.16 288.54 tOLlS 12 KR DhupgUFi Rice 0-22.26 403.07 22.66 130.99 10

VILLAGE~<

AMENITIES ANb-

Amenities available [if not available within the village, distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" "(10+Kms.)" Total number of r-- Household Post and Tota] and Population Telegraph - area ,..---'""----"'""'\ {including Communicatiollllo of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stop, rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station, • '.L. (in Popu- House- water or Snb-Post market/hat, water )io. Name of village hectares) lation hold Educational Medical (potable) Office) if any ways) 1 2 3 4(a) 4(b) S 6 7 8 9 10 8 P. S. Dhupguri-contd.

81 Dakshin Dangapara 380.77 1,599 256 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Dhupguri (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (IO+Kms)~ 82 Dambari 470.44 1,734 312 P(2) (-) W,TW (-) (-) Dhupguri (5-10 Kms) (-SKms) (5-10 Kms) (I 0+ Kms)'-

83 Dakshin Khairbari 713.06 3.320 592 P(3) (-) W,TW PO Monday ~hupguri (5-lOKms) (10+ Kms}· a4 Bhotpara 290.76 1,431 242 P (-) W,TW (-) Sunday, BS (-5 Kms) (-S Kms) Wednesday as Khalaigram 573.26 2,681 468 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) BS, RS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-S Kms) 86 Madhya Boragari 882.02 4,440 840 P(3) (-) W, T'Y (-) (-) Dhupguri (-5 Kms) (-S Kms) (-S Kms) (10+ Kms). 87 Uttar Baragari Included in Dhupguri (NM)

~8 Baragharia 646.48 3,400 584 P(2) (-) W,TW PO (-) Dhupguri (-SKms) (-S Kms) ,(-5 Kms) 19 Dhupguri Included in Dhupguri (NM) • 90 Bhemtia 281.29 1,590 311 P (-) W,TW (-,) (-) Dhupguri (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 ~ms) (-5 ~ms). 91 Paschim Magurmari 453.43 2,417 461 P(2) (-) W,TW (-) (-) BS (-S, Kms) (-S Kms) (-S Kms) 92 Magurmari 62.11 S19 89 (-) (-) W, (-) (-) BS / (S-lOKms) (-S Krr:s) (-S Kms) (-S Kms) 93 Purba Magurmari 377.67 2,854 563 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) , BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-Skms) 94 Uttar Gosairhat 356.99 1,842 351 P,M (-) W,TW PO (-) BS 1(-5 Kms) (-5 Kms)

95 Gosairhat Chhits 183.32 687 119 (-) (-) W,TW (-) (-) Dhupguri (5-10 Kms) (S-10 Kms) (-S Kms) (-S Kms) (-5 Kms) 96 PUlbba Mallkpara 596.61 2,773 493 P(2~, M (-) W,TW (-) (-) Dhupguri (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) 97 Dakshin Gosairhat 460.53 2,107 357 P (-) W,TW (--) (-) BS (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms} (S-10 Kms) 98 Bairatiguri Included in Dhupguri (NM)

99 Gadang 331.0 1,659 302 P(Z) (-) W,TW (-) (-) Dhupguri (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) ( 97 1

LAND USE

Land ute (I. e. area under different types of land use in hectares. recorded to the nearest Unit) , Culturable Area not Remarks includinl waste avaliable any place of Approach Nearest Town (including for religious, historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri- gaucher cu!ti- or a:chaeological Village (in Kms) Supply food Forest source gated and groves) vatlon mterest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Dhupgu'ri Ricco 0-10.93 240.79 45.32 83.73 6

K~ Dhupguri Rico 0-5.67 352.08 15.78 96.91 ) 10 KR Dhupguri R.ico 0-22.66 465.38 30.35 194.67 12 PR Dhupguri Rice 0-2.83 237:SS 7.69 42.69 Nl,M 1 8 .\ PR Dhupguri Rico I \ 0.....123.88 464.17 1.21 84.00 ; 6 KR Dhupguri RiCd 0-3(1.35 589.22 22.66 239.7" 5 Included in Dhupguri (NM)

\ , KR Dhupguri Rice 0-6.'48 440.29 8.49 191.22 Ml 4 Included in Dhupguri (NM) JI

KR Dhupguri Rice 0-4.04 203.96 2.43 7&.86 4 PR Dhupguri Rice 0-6.8S 352.48 7.69 86.38 4 PR Dhupguri Rice 0-8.09 43.30 0.40 10.32 4 PR Dhupguri BD Rico 0-14.57 247.67 44.52 70.91 Nt 3 PR Dbupguri BD Rice 0-2.02 260.61 5.26 89.10 Nt 9 KR Dbupguri Rice 0-1.21 157.83 1.21 23.07 8 KR Dhupguri Rice 0-22.26 404.68 27.11 142.56 9 PR Dhupguri Rice ..... 359.77 3.24 97.52 8 Included in Dhupguri (NM)

KR Dhupguri Rice 245.64 1.21 84.58 7 ,I 98 ] VII1L.A.GE;

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e.

~ ______"(-5~ Kms.)': ______"(5-10--A. Kms.),'______"(10+Kms.)"] ~ Total number of Household' Post and Total and Population Telegragh area ,....--r..A.---~ (including Communication of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stop, rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station, I.L. (in Popu- House­ water' or Sub-Post warfer/hatl water No. Name of village hectares) lation ,hold Educational Medical (Potabiel Office) ,. 'if any ways) . ~ 1 2 4 4{a) 4(b~ 5 6 7 II 8 9 10

8 P. S. Dhubguri-concld.

100 Kathapara 328.89 1,488 252 P(2) (-) W,TW" PO (-) Dhupguri " (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (S-10Kms) Ii'll Kazipara 450.92 7,IS7 377 P(2) (-) We (-) (to} Dhupguri (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) \ 102 Gadang-II 159.45 817 139 (-) (-) W( (-) (I") Dhupguri (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (S-10Kms)

~03 ,Purbba Dangapara 370.15 1,686 282, P (-) WI (-) hl I Dhupgur~ (S-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) (~-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms)

104 Paschim Salbari 463.76 2,348 43~ P(2), M He,D W,~ PO (-), BS (-SKms)

105 Purbba Salbari 526.87 2.724 475 P,~.H (-) W,TW PO MondJlY. BS " (-SKms) Friday 106 Jbar Salbari 673.61 3,764 665 P(2) (-) W,TW PO (-) Dhupguri (S-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (10+ Kms) 107 Jurapani. 316.45 2.40S 441 P(:!) (-) W,TW PO Weekly;Hat Dhupguri (5-10 Kms) Thursday (JO+Kms) 101 Pundibari 214.96 913 166 P (-) yv,TW (-) (-) Dbupguri (5-10 Kms) (-5Kms) (-SKms) (10+Kms)

Grand Total 264.9 122,145 22.277 P-90 HC-3 (Sq, Kms) M-8 H.D H-4 I 99 J

DIRECFORY

LAND USE

Land use (I. e. area under different types ofland usc in hectares, recorded to the nearest Unit) Culturablc Area not Remarks includinl waste avaliable any place of Approach N'earest Town (including for religious, historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri- gaucher culti- or archaeological Village (in Kms) Supply (ood Forest source gated and groves) vation interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Dhupguri Rice 269.12 3.64 56.13 N I,M 1 6 KR Dhupguri Rice 329.82 1.21 119.89 Ml 3 KR Dhupguri Rice 121.00 16.59 21.86 8 KR Dhupguri Rice 272.76 2.02 95.37 8 PR Dhupguri Rice 0-4.05 333.87 2.02 123.82 9 PR Dhupguri Rice 405.90 4.45 116.52 Nl 9 KR Dhupguri Rice 0-12.14 482.79 3.64 175.04 10 KR Dhupguri Rice 214.48 8.09 93.88 N I,M 1 12 KR Dhupguri Rice 166.33 5.67 42.96 14

404.69 0-648.67 18,129.89 465.73 6,162.26 N-ll M-9

101 1 ALPHABETICAL LIS'!' OF VILLAGES

9 P. S. BIRPARA

~. I.L. 151. iJ. L. ttio. Name of Villaaes No. No. Name of Villages INo. t 2 3 1 2 3

t Bandapani Tea Garden 12 12 Lankapara Tea Gardea -30 -2 Birpara Tea Garden 9 13 J,.ankapara Hat .31 ·s Dalmora Tea Garden IS 14 Makrapara Tea Gardom 14 ,4 Dangapara 7 IS Nangdala Tea Garden ·to <5· Dheklapljra Tea Garden 3 16 Nepani!l. 1 0' Dim Dima Tea Gardeb 8 17 Rahimpur Tea GardelJ S 7 Dumchi 18 1'8 ltamjhora Tea Garden ." 8 Garo Chera Bandapani 13 19 Riti Forest 2 Gopalpur Tea Garrlen ' 17 &0 S'aiugaon 4 to" Hosainabad Tea Garder 16 21 Sispa Ihumrha 4 I ..II ]oybirpara Tea Garden tl ( 102 J Vn.LAG.El

AMENITIES ANI>

Amenities available [if not available within the village, distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" "(lO+Kms.)"] Total number of • .A... ___ Household Post and Total and Population Telegraph -- area (including CommunicatiOl!l> of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stop, rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station J.~. (in Popu· lIouse- water orSub·Post market/hat water No. Name orvillage hectares) lation hold Educational Medical (potable) Office) if any ways) 1 I. 12 3 4(a) 4(b) 5 6 7 8 9 10

9 P. S. Birpara

1 Nepania 382.02 679 126 P (-) P (-) (-) Banarhat (lO+Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-SKms). 2. Riti Forest 1,269.11 1,139 201 P (-) F (-) (-) Banarhat (10+Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms).. a Dheklapara Tea Garden 51i0.32 1,852 447 P(2) H,MH, T,W,F (-) Thursday BS ewe (5-10 Kms) I It I 4 Sarugaon 213.67 621 166 P (-) W (-) (-) Banarhllt (-5 Klns) (-5 Kms) (-5Kms) h5Km~} S Rahimpur Tea Garden 294.61 1,274 229 p, D W,TW Phone (-) Banarhat (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms)-

fi Sisha Jhumra 426.54 1,626 281 P,M,H, He,eWe W,TW PO, Phone (-) BS PUe,Ae (-5 Kms) ,7 Dangapara 140.83 96 24 (-) (-) W,TW (-) (-) Banarhat (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 8 Dim Dima Tea Garden 813.42 4,975 1,015 ~(2), M,H H,TB, TW PO, Phone Daily B5 ewe Bazar 9 Birpara Tea Garden 2,607.41 19,509 3,467 P(9), M(2), i':._'D, TB, T,TW PIO, Phone Sunday. BS. H(2), pue ,ewe, Daily RS RP(3) Bazar 10 Nangdala Tea Garden 933.62 3.726 733 P H,D, T,TW PO, Phone Friday, BS eWC(2), TB Thursday 111 Joybirpara Tea Garden 435.04 2,029 441 P H,D, T,F (-) Thursday BS ewe (5-10 Kms) Fortnightly 12 Bandapani Tea Garden 2,354.89 4,108 840 P(2) H,D T,F PO, Phone BS eWC(21. fa 13 Garochera Bandapani 195.06 188 35 P (-) F (-) (-) Banarhat (iO+Kms) (-5 Kms) (-SKms) (IO+Kms) 14 Makrapara Tea Garden 1,161.05 2,256 409 P(2) H,D, T,S PO, Phone (-) Banarhat eWC(2), TB (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) Fortnightly 15 Dalmore Tea Garden 2,376.74 j,731 1,144 P H,D, TW Phone BS ,CWC(2) TB (-) Fortnightly BS 16 Hosainabad Tea Garden 268.11 1,963 305 P H,D, T,TW ewe, TS (-5 Kms) 17 GopaJpur Tea Garden 621.20 4.473 821 P,M H,D, W,TW PTO Fortnightly Banarhat eWC,TB HP (-5 Kms) 18 Dumchi 345.61 565 109 P (-) TW,R (-) (-) Banarhat (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5' Kms} [ 103 1

IDJRECI'ORY

CJAND USE

Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in hectares, recorded to the nearest Unit) ,..- Culturable Area not Remarks includiq waste avaliable any place of Approach Nearest Town (including for religious, historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri- gaucher culti- or archaea(ogical 'Village (in Kms) Supply food Forest source gated and groves) vation interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

" .. l,\,- ,J

'l{R Gairkata Rice and ,.. 283.23 2.02 96.72 ) .: i 10 Wheat KR Gairkata Rice and 459,72 809.3~ Nt . 18 Wheat t. KR Falakata ED Rice and 169:16 6.48 404.68 r .,N,7lCl,. I 19 Wheat M2,T2 ,ocR Gairkata Rice and 163.90 2.02 47.75 N I, C 1. 9 Wheat . Ml 'PR Gairkata Rice and 143.25 2.83 148.52 N7. T1 9 Wheat 'PR Gairkata ED Rice and 309.99 3.64 112.91 N 7, C3. 5 Wheat M3,Tl KR Gairkata Rice and 129.50 2.02 9.31 6 Wheat PR Gairkata EA Rice and TWE-32.37 376.36 404.69 N 21, C 3. 8 Wheat M7, T3 1>R Gairkata EA Rice and TWE-890.32 1,636.16 60.70 20.23 N216.C3~ 13 Wheat M6.T6

'KR Gairkata ED Rice and 118.17 6.07 809.38 N 12. C 2, 13 Wheat M2,T3 KR Gairkata ED Rice and 378.38 16.t9 40.47 N9,C 1, 17 Wheat M2,T2 'KR Gairkata ED Rice and 1,764.45 549:97 40.47 N17,C2. 21 Wheat M 5, T6 KR Gairkata RiCe and 129.50 65.56 16 Wheat tpR Gairkata EA Rice and 48.56 303.11 809.38 N9,C 3. 28 Wheat M7.T3 N 16, CS. ·'PR Gairkata ~D Rice and 2,357.72 19.02 18 Wheat M7,Tl 11'R Gairkata ED Rice and 25.90 242.21 N7.C3,. 16 Wheat M2.Tl PR Gairkata £A Rice and 0-60.70 544.31 12.95 3.24 N 12, Cl 21 Wheat MI. T 1 >KR Gairkata Rice and 0-40.47 218.53 l.61 ~4.99 15 Wheat I 104 1- VILLAGB:

AMENITIES .4.NJr

Amenities available [if not available within the village. distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 KID •• )" "(5-10 Kms.") "(lO+Kms.)"] Total Dumbar of ,... , ~------~ Household Post and Total aud Population Telegraph area ,.....--~-----, (including Communicatios>o of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stop, rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station. ah .. (in Popu- House- water or Sub-Post market/hat. water No. Name of 'Village bectares) latioD hold Educational Medical (Potable) Office) if any ways) 1 2 3 4(a) 4{b) 5 6 7 8 9 10

9 P. S. Birpara-concld.

r26 llamjhora Tea Garden 620.39' 3,771 829 P(2) H.CWC. TW PTO, Sunday BS TB Phone SO Lankapara Tea Garden 2.668.93 8.954 1,603 P(2) H,D. T,F PO. Weekly BS CWC(2).TB Phone Hat 81 Lankapara Hat 9.31 655 146 P,M (-) F PO Wednesday. BS. (10+Kms) Sunday

GnJU1l'otal 190.8 70,190 13,371 P-34 D-9 (Sq. Kms) M-6 H-12 H-4 HC-I AC-l CWC-I7 PUC- RP-3 TB-9 MH-2 r lOS J DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Land use (I• •• area under dift'e!lllt tJpeI of land 'DIe In hec&area, recorded w the nearest Unit) Cultutabic Area not Remarks includlal waste available any place of ApproaclL .Nearest TOWD (including for religious. historical to and distance; Power Staple Irrigated by Unlrri­ gauchcr cul~ or arcbaeolo&iea) Village (in Km&) Suppl, food fol'el\ source gated and gloves) vation interest 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 1& 19

PR Gairtata ED Rice and 0-20UZ 6.48 405.09 N 10. C2, 25 Wheat M2, T3 PR Gairkata :ED Rice and '.81 2,362.63 2.02 303.47 N 12, C9. 30 Wheat M 13. T,8 PR Gairkata J.icc and 2.26 7.05 N 4,C 1, 31 Wheat M2

TWB-tll." 11,416.57 675.01 4,114.53 N-368 51'." 0-31'," M-lJ5 C-73 T-4S

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

10 P. S. FALAK.4.TA

J.t. SI. J. L. 81. r\amcofVillapa No. Namc of Villa.. No. No. No. 1 2 t 2 3 3

30 33 Jogendrapur 1 Alinagar , " 47 34 Jogijhora Barabak 1 ~ Badaitari 5'- Kadambini Tea GardcD 3 Baganbari 23 35 61 Kalipur Balasundar 17 36 ~ 4 I Karibari 5 Bangsidp.arpur 62 37 3S 6 Baradoba 20 38 Kathalbari 26 7 Beltali Bhandani 44 39 Khagenhat 10 If Bengkandi' 31 40 Khau Chandpara 54 9 Bhutnirghat 19 41 Kshirarkot 24 10 Chengmaritari 6 42 Kunjanagar 58 11 Chhota Sa~kumar 51 13 Lochhmal,ldaba,i 57 12 Chuakhola 59 44 Madbya Deogaon 3' Daksliin DeogaoD 38 45 Mairadanga 13 I 49 14 Dakshin Parangarpar 60 46 Malsagaon 14 Mechhuadhura Bala Bathan ~S Dalgaon 34 47 ·3 16 Dalgaon Forest 8 48 Nabanagar 45 17 Dalgaon Tea Garden 33 '49 Narsingpur 2 18 Dalimpur 25 50 Parangarpar 22 19 Dalmoney Tea Garden 7 51 Paschim Deogaon 41 20 Deomali 4 52 Paschim Salkumar 52 21 Dhaoirampur 11 53 Pramodenagar 15 !2.2 Dhulagaon 40 54 Purbba Deogaon 37 23 Ethelbari Tea Garden 5 55 Purbba Jharhbeltali 43 24 Falaleata 21 56 Raichenga 63 rl5 Ghatpar Sarugram 12 57 Sarugaon Tea Garden 13 26 Gokulnagar 16 58 Satpukuria 48 27 Guabarnagar 27 S9 Sibnatbpur 56 !2.8 Harinathpur 46 60 Sisabari Sarugaon , 29 Hedaitoagar 29 61 Talukertari 50 30 Jateswar 28 62 Tasati Tea Garden 32 31 Jay Chandpur 18 63 Urna Cbaranpur 53 32 Jharbbeltali 42 64 Uttar Deogaon 36 L IQ8, 1 \LIl.l.AGJI.

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" "(10+Kms.)"] Total number of Household Post and Total and POPQlation Telegraph area r ... --~ (including Day Communicatioa of the Total No. Branch or days (Bus-stop. Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the rail station, I.L. (in Popu- House- water or Sub-Post market/hat water No. Name of villalle hectares) Iation hold Educ.ational Med,ic..al (Potable) Office) if any ways) 1 2 3 4(a) 4(b) 5 6 7 S 9 10

10. P. S. Falakata

\ 1 "iogijbora Barabak S19.91 2,288 413 P(2) (-) W,TW PO (-) BS (IO+'Kms) (-S Kms) 2 !lllarsingpur 625.81 '2.170 376 ,P (1-) W,TW PO Tuesday Birpara (S-IUuns) lr -Saturday. (5-10f{ms) 3 Mechbuadhura 523.57 1.858 342 .p(3) (+-) W,TW (-) Thursday Birpara 5ala Bathan (5-1P,Kms) (-5 Kms) (5-IO~ms) 4 Deomali 664.33 3,148 576 P(2) (-) W,TW (-) (-) Birpara (-SKms) (-5 Km~) (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) 5 Ethelbari Tea Garden 321.53 1.765 333 P H W,TW Phone Friday, Birpara Saturday (10+Kms) (j -ehengmaritari 460.58 1,796 317 P(2) (-) W,TW (_) I (-) Birpara (-SKms) (-5 'Kfns) (-5 Kms) (10+Kms) 7 Dalmoney Tea Garoen 291.12 980 193 (-) (-) W.TW (-) (-) Falakata (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (5-10Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Km~) 8 Dalgaon Forest 4,237.51 238 39 P (-) W,TW (...,..) , (-) Falakata (5-10 Kms) (S-IOKms) (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) P(2) (..-) W,TW (-) Falakata 9 Sisbabari Sarugaon 348.22 1,222 225 {:-) r (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (IO+Kms) 10 Khagenhat 623.35 3.211 562 P(3), M PHS,D W.TW PO Sunday. Falakata J '. Monday, (IO+Kms) Wednesday. I;'riday It Dhanirampur 750.48 3,441 623 . P(3) ("y W,TW (-) Thursday Falakata (-SKms) (-5 Kms) (IO+Kms) I 12 Ghatpar Sarugarm 416.27 1,604 314 P(2) (-) w. T":' (-) (-) Falakata (-5Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (IO+Kms) 13 Sarugaon Tea Garden 727.92 2,692 496 P H W,TW Phone Wednesday, Falakata Sunday (IO+Kms) 14 MaIsagaon 489.68 2,343 460 P(3) (-) W,TW (-) (-) Falakata (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) (IO+Kms) il5 Pramodenagar 558.15 2,868 511 P(4) (-) W.TW PO (-) Falakata (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) 16 Gokulnagar 464.39 2,599 498 P(2) (-) W,TW (-) (-) Falakata (lO+Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) l-5 Kms) 17 Balasundar 466.01 2,IS7 380 P(3) (-) W.TW (-) Saturday. Falakata (lO+Kms) (-S Kms) Wednesday (-5 Kms) 18 Jay Candpur 410.56 2.210 452 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Falakata (5-10 Kms) (-5Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5,Kms) I 109 ] ll;nmcrORY

I.:and use (I. e. area under ditferenL types of land use in hectares, recoroetftb t ~ n~iest Unit) r- 'Cwturablo' Area no~ Remarks inct11dina waste 'availablo any placeof ~pproach Nearest Town (including for religious. historical to andd~tanc.;, P.ower Staple Irrigated by Unirri. glllJ,cher cutti. or archaeolo~ Villa~e (in ms) Supply food Forest ~ource -gated and groves) vation intercse • 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

!l'R, KR Gairkata ED, EO Rice ~nd TWE-4.Q5 354.10 1.6Z 160.14 N IS 15 Wheat .pR, KR Gairkata ED, EO Rice and PC-30.3? 433.02 1.21 161.23 N8, Tl 17 Wheat :PR, KR Gairkata Rice and PC-28.33 362.19 1.62 131.43 N8 19 Wheat \PR, KR Gairkata Rice and PC-21·28 471.46 1.62 166.97 N9 28 Wheat

:!PR, KR Gairkata ED,EO Rice and R-4.05 218.94 98.54 N23,C ~ 20 Wheat '1'2 KR Gairkata Rice and TWE-20.23 283.28 0.81 156.26 N6 21 Wheat KR Gairkata Rice and 269.93 21.19 N8 20 Wheat KR Gairkata Rice and 51S.41 GC-72.S4 3,646.2& N3 17 Wheat <;PR, KR Gairkata Rice and TWE-24.28 165.92 4.05 153.97 No 23 Wheat

~R,KR Gairkata Rice and R-12.14 446.37 0.81 164.03 N7 25 Wheat

KR Gairkata Rice and R-12.14 547.35 2.02 188.97 N4 27 Wheat KR Gairkata Rice and R-tgS 299.87 0.81 111.54 Nil 32 Wheat KR Gairkata ED, EO Rice and 335.48 121.41 271.03 N 12, T 20. 27 Wheat N8 14 Wheat "PR,KR Falakata Rice and PC-16.19 369.07 W.7S iN6 11 Wheat 'PR, KR Falakata Rice and TW-2.02 359.77 48.71 IN. 9 Wheat ( 110 ) VILLAGB'

AMENITIES ANl>'

Amenities available riC not available within the village, distance from the village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms, i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.) "(10+Kms.)"] 'fotal number of Household Post and Total and Population Telegraph area ~~ (including Communication- of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stop, rail, Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station, • I.L. (in Popu- House- (water or Sub-Post market/hat water )10. Name of village hectares) lation hold Educational Medical Potable) Office) if any ways) 1 2 3 4(a) 4(b) 5 6 7 8 9 10

10 P. S. Falakata-contd.

1].9 Bhutnirghat 347.50 2,279 '437 P(3), M, H (-) W,TW PO Monday, BS (-5 KIns) Thursday 20 Baradoba 250.38 1.579 271 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Falakata (-5 KIns) (-5 Kms) (-SKIDs) (-5 Kms): 121 Falakata Included in Falakata (NM)

122 Parangarpar 570.41 4,9114 895 P(3), M. (-) W.TW (-) (-) BS, RS~ H,PUC (-5Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms)

,! j 123 Baganbari 345.82 2,152 424 P(2) (-) W,TW PO (-) B~ (-SKIns) (-SKms)

2.~ Kshirarkot 213.64 1.64~ 307 P,M (-) W.TW' (-) (-) BS,RS (5-10 Kms) (-5 KIDS) (-5 Kms' 125 Dalimpur 575.72 2.949 538 P(2) (-) W.TW PO Monday. BS (5-10 Kms) Thursday 126 Kathalbari 488.17 2.366 442 P(3) (-) W.TW (-) (-) Falakata- (S-10 Kms) (-SKms) (-5 Kms) ~-5 Kms) 27 Guabarnagar 372.13 1.715 326 P (-) W.TW (-) (-) Falakata (-5 Kms) (-SKms) (-5 Kms) (-5 KIDs). 28 Jateswar 42i.81 4.749 862 P(4} M, H, (-) T,W, PTO, Tuesday BS PUC (-S:({ros) TW Phone Tfiturday 29 Hedaitnagar 609.46 3,995 702 P(3) He T,w. (-) (-) BS TW (-5 Kms) (->5 :&ms)

80 Alinagar 461.15 2,265 404 pel) (-) W,TW (-) (-) Falakata .. (-5 Kms) (-5Kms) (-5,Kms) I (-S Kms), 81 Bengkandi 458.64 1,751 312 P(2), M (-) W.TW (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 82 Tasati Tea Garden. 605.69 4,375 925 pel) H,D, TW Phone Tuesd~y BS MCW

33 Dalgaon Tea Garden 615.61 3,610 682 P H,D TW Phone Friday BS

84 Dalgaon 663.33 1,816 307 P(3) (-) W.TW (-) (-) Falakata, (-SKms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) ..35 Karaibari 319.95 1.164 185 P(2) (-) W,TW, (-) (-) Falakata (5-10 Kms) R (-S Kms) (-5 Kms) (5-lOKms) S6 Uttar Deogaon 464.30 2,079 382 P(2) (-) 'W,TW PO (-) Falakata (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms1 111 nmECTORY

LAND USE

Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares, recorded to the neareSt 'Unit) ,Culturable Area not Remarks inciudinlr waste available any place of Approach Nearest Town (including for religious. historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri. gaudier culti- or archaeological Village. (in Kms) Supply food Forest source ga,ted . and groves) Ovation interest 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20

IPR.KR Falakata Rice and TW-4.05 279.23 64.22 ~ 15 5 Wheat' KR Falakata Rice and TW-4.05 198.30 43.03 N& 2 Wheat fy Incl~ded in FaIak\lta (NM)

( 'PR.KR Falakata ED, Rice and R-20.23 379.19 28.33 142.66 N IS 2 EO Wheat PR Falakata EO Rice and WE-48.56 193.44. .17.40 86.42 N20 1 ). 4 Wheat '" 'PR,KR Falakata, , Rice and PC-20.23 185.3i 68.06 N IG 8 Wheat , PR Falakata ED, Rice I\J}d .. (' TW-~.QS 405.90 11.74 154.{)3· N-6 '" .' 10 EO Wheat - KR Palalfata Rice and TW-4.86·1 375.55 .,. 107.76 N4 12 Wheat J

PR Falakata ED, Rice and TW-20.23 205.18 ~~ 422.46 N4() 12 EO Wheat 'IWE-80.94 iPR, KR Falakata ED, Rice and PC-7S.68 153.38. !'" 114.52 N20 13 EO W)leat TW-23.o1 TWE-242.81 ~ . KR Falakata Rice and PC,323.75 51.80 60.23 N4. T L 15 Wheat TW-32.37 f • ,pR,KR Falakata ED, Rice and Pq-122.22 48.56 86.33 N6

17 EO Wheat TWE-201.53 ~ PR Falakata ED, Rice and TWE-161.87 242.81 201.01 N 12, ~3 18 EO Wheat C3. T4 PR Falakata ED, RIce and 559.28 56.:}) "N'13. M 2 20 EO Wheat C 2, T2 KR Falakata Rice and PC-9.71 189.80 10.93 169.61 1'14 22 Wheat TWE-283.28 ,KR Falakata Rice and TW-4.05 237.55 1i!.35 N4 22 Wheat .KR Falakata Rice and TWE-40.47 319.30 104.53 N.l 22 Wheat { 112 1 V!LLA

Amenities available [if not available within the Village, distance from the ViII.se where nailable in broad rallges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-$ KIns.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" ·'(lO+Kms.)" tOW=bCfOi,. ouce old Post and 'total ~ Population Telegraph ftrca (including Commullicatioc. of the Total No, Branch Day or days ~us.st?pr.nm· Villago To~1 of Drinkin~ Post Office of ~Iii statlo~ .:L. (in u· House- _, watcr6) or Snb-Pos{ marketl 'at.. w8,tet lie. Na"mi 6f villase heCtiiUs' totii:in hold EducatioJiaI Medical (potable Office) if any ways, I 2 3 4(8) 4{b) S 6 7 J 9 ](1

10 P. S. Falakala-coDtd.

S7 Putboa Deosa~ 33 ..73 ],2.99 139 P (-) W.rw (-, Monday Fal.uta (5-10 Kms) (-SKIDs) (-SKms) 8a Datsltin Dcosabii 310.33 1.860 142 P (-) W,TW (-) (-1 FalakAta (j-]6Kma) (-SKms) (-5 Kms' (5-16 KIllS)< S, Madhya Deopon 246.12 1.25' 2]i P (-j W.TW (-) (-) Falakata (-5 Km!) (-5Xms) (-5 K.ms) (5-1' KIna)- .fO Dbtlla~ 413.18 U7J 400 P(3J c-) W.TW• PO (-) Falarata (5-10Km.) R (-5 KIDs) (5-10 Kms). 41 Pasebiin Oeoaaoo 230.04 1,409 260 P (-) w.TW (-) (-) Pa]aklta (-SKms) (-SKms) (-5KIns) (S-10~ 42 IharMeUaH 413.1!1 1.762 ~ P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Falakata f-SKms) (-SKIns) (-5Kms) (5-10 Kmll} 43 Purb~ 3barhbtltali 407.otJ 2,144 40S P(2) PHS W.TW (-) (-1 Falakafa (-5 Kros) (-SKIns' (-S Kms) 44 Beltali Bhandani 331.4' 1,473 270 P(2) (-) w,rw PO Sunday. Falakatl! (-SKms) Wednesday (5-10 Kms)r 45 Nabanagar 640.16 3,030 521 P(2) (-) W.TW (-) (-) FaJakat4 (5-10 Kros) f-5Kms) (-S Kros) (-5 KIDs)

46 Harinathpur 529.79 2.460 4S2 P(3) (-) W.TW (~ (-) Falakatj (lO-¥Kms) (-SKIDs) (-5 KIDs) ~5Kms) 47 Jogendrapur 540.72 2,521 481 P (-) W. TW· (-) (-) Palakata (S-lOKms) (-5 KIDs) (-5 Kms) (-5 KIns) 48 Satpukuria 510.70 2.918 543 '(3J :M (-) W.TW PO Monday, BS (5-<10 Kms) Thursday 49 Mairadanga 752.55 3.S3' 643 P(3) (-) W.TW PO Tuesday. Palakatt (10+ Kms) Saturday (5-10 Katl) so Talukertari 695.62 2,992 54' P(2) (-) W,T~ (-) (-) Falakata .. (lO+Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-SKms) SI ehhota Salkumar. 11124.47 2,319 430 P(2) He W,TW PO (-) BS M,H (-5 Kms) 52 Pascbim Salkumar 380.96 1.931 343 P(2) (-) W,TW (--) (-) Falakata (-5 Kms) (-SKms~ (-5 Krils) (-5Kms~ 53 Urna Charanpur 542.97 2,838 394 P(2) (-) W.IW PO Sunday BS (-5 Kms) 54 Khau Chandpara 654.18 3,114 SIS P(2) (-) W.TW (-) Friday Falakata (-SKms) (-5 Kms) (-S Kms) SS Badaitari 394.42 2,033 353 P,M He W.T'W (-) Wednesday Falakata (-S Kms) (-SKIDs) [ 113 1

DJRECfORY

LAND USE

Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in hectares, recorded to the nearest Unit) -"------"""'CuIturable Area not Remarks including waste avaliable any place of Approach Nearest Town (including for religious, historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri­ gaucher culti- or archaealogical Village (in Kms) Supply food Forest source gated and groves) vation interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Palakata Rice and PC-60.70 183.73 72.07 N2 23 Wheat TW-20.23 KR Falakata Rice and PC-64.75 213.27 86.12 N3 19 Wheat TW-16.19 KR Falakata Rice and .,. PC-40.47 131.93 53.49 N2 16 Wheat TW-20.23 KR Falakata Rice and PC-88.22 262.64 4.86 123.41 N4,T 1 18 Wheat TW-4.05 KR Falakata Rice and PC-80.94 52.61 68.18 N2 17 Wheat TW-28.33 KR Falakata Rice and TW-24.28 269.93 118.98 N6 14 Wheat KR Falakata Rice and TW-S.09 276.00 2.83 120.17 N4 12 Wheat KR Falakata Rice and TW-IO.12 226.62 1.21 93.50 N4 13 Wheat PR,KR Falakata Rice and PC-40,47 416.24 14.16 149.06 N4 15 Wheat TW-20.23 KR Falakata Rice and TW-IO.12 413.59 106.08 N4 10 Wheat KR Falakata Rice and TW-S.09 276.00 87.41 169.22 N4 7 Wheat PR, K'R Falakata Rice and TW-S.09 248.88 63.94 189.79 N6 9 Wheat KR Palakata Rice and TW-12.14 363.41 93.89 283.11 12 Wheat KR Falakata Rice and PC-40.47 286.92 88.63 259.37 II Wheat TW-20.23 PR,KR Falakata Rice and PC-30.35 289.76 94.24 N6 12 Wheat TW-IO.12 KR Falakata Rice and PC-40,47 205.58 114.68 N2 13 Wheat TW-20.23 PR,KR Falakata Rice and PC-40.47 346.00 136.27 N4 14 Wheat TW-20.23 KR Falakata Rice and TW-12.14 427.76 214.28 N2 16 Wheat KR Falakata Rice and TW-I0.12 251.31 132.99 N2 13 Wheat 114 ]

VILLAGE"

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)'· "(10+Kms.)"J Total number of --"---- Household Post and Total ,,--and___ Population.A. __-----, Telegragh area (including Communication of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stop, rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station, J.L. (in Popu- House- water or Sub-Post marker/hat, water No. Name of village hectares) lation hold Educational Medical (Potable) Office) if any ways) 1 2 4 4(a) 4(b) 5 6 7 8 9 10

10 P. S. Falakatfl--concld.

56 Sibnathpur 567.65 2,778 477 P(2) (-) W,TW (-) Monday Falakata (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) Thursday (-5 Kms) 57 Lochhmandabari 509.67 2,820 492 P (-) W,1!W (-) Sunday Falakata (IO+Kms) (-5 Kms) Wednesday (5-10 Kms) 58 Kunjanagar 622.76 3,005 566 pel) (-) W,TW (-) Sunday Falakata (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) Wednesday (5-10 Kms) 5' Chuakho!a 621.92 4,229 808 P(3) (-) W,TW (-) (-) Falakata (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 60 Dakshin Parangarpar 318.18 1,741 315 P(2), (-) W,TW (-) (-) Falakata (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 61 Kadambini 722.04 2,974 515 P H,D W,TW, Phone (-) Palakata Tea Garden T (-5 Kms~ (-5 Kms) 62 Bangsidharpur 436.07 1,335 234 P(2) (-) W,TW (-) (-) Falakata (10+ Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 63 Raichenga 788.34 7,427 1,254 P(4) M (-) W,TW PO Wednesday BS (-5 Kms) Sunday

64 Kalipur ~62.81 3,174 559 P(2) (-) W,TW (--) Monday, Falakata (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) Thursday (-5 Kms)

Grand Total 312.6 157,013 28,365 P-127 D-4 (Sq, Kms) M-IO H-5 H-4 MCW-l PUC-2 HC-3 PHS-2 115

"DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Land use (I. e. area under different types of land use in hectares, ,... ______recorded, toJ.. the ______nearest Unit) ---. Culturable Area not Remarks including . was~e available any place of .Approach Nearest Town (mciudulg for religions. historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri- gaucbef culti- or arcbaeological Village tin Kms) Supply food Porest source gated and grvves) vatioD inl,rest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS 19 .W

KR Falltkata Rice and TW- 20.23 419.66 127.76 N3 15 Wheat KR Falakata Rice and PC-40.47 199.10 64.35 189.56 N2 14 Wheat TW-16.l9 KR Falakata Rice and PC-18.21 292.59 78.91 233.05 N6 10 Wheat KR Falakata Rice and TW-20.23 414.21 31.16 156.32 N 10 3 Wheat PR,KR Falakata Rice and PC-30.35 182.51 15.78 79.42 N 15 3 Wheat TW-IO.l5 KR Falakata ED,EO Rice and TWB-40.47 273.16 40.47 367.94 N 12, M I, 5 Wheat C 2, T2 KR Falakata Rice and TW-8.09 256.98 21.85 149.15 N 2 II Wheat PR.KR Falakata ED,BO Rice and TWE-60.70 430.54 39.25 257.85 N 30 6 Wheat KR Falakata Rice and TW-32.37 399.83 33.18 197.43 N6 9 Wheat

518.41 TWE-l,209.19 17,956.55 886.26 11,963.84 N-489 PC-l,752.29 M-6 R-52.61 C-9 GC-72.84 T-15 TW-489.24

117 ]

ALPHABEnCAL LIST OF VILLAGES

11 P. S. MADAR/HAT

"SL J. L. 51. S.L.. 'No. Name of Villages No. No. Name of Villages iNo. 1 2 3 2 3

1 Ballalguri 34 16 Madhya Madarihat -47 2 Chapaguri 24 17 Madhya RangIibaznar -23 3 Dakshin Kharibari 22 18 Mujnai Tea Garden 39 4 Dakshin Madarihat 49 19 Paschim Kharibari -41 5 Dakshin Ranglibaznar 21 20 Paschim Madarihat 48 6 Dakshin Sisubari 20 21 Purbba Khairbari 36 7 Dumchi Forest 25 22 Purbba Madarihat 50 8 Dumchipara Tea Garden 27 23 Titi Forest 32 9 Garganda Tea Garden 29 24 Totopara 33 10 Hantupara Tea- Garden 28 25 Uttar Chhekamari ·45 ~1l Holapara Forest 35 26 Uttar Khairbari 37 12 Islamabad 42 27 Uttar Madarihat ·46 13 Khairbari Forest 43 28 Uttar Rangalibaznar ·40 '14 Madhya Chhekamari 44 2' Uttar Sisubari i19 .IS Madhya Khairbari 38 118 ]

VILLAGE.:

AMENITIES AND·

Amenities available [if not available within the village. distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" '·(lO+Kms.)"] Total number of roo- ---'- Household Post and Total and Population Telegraph area ----'----., (including Communication.. of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stoP. rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station, 3. L. (in Popu- Honse- water or Sub-Post market/hat, water No. Name of village hectares) lation hold Educational Medical (Potable) Office) if any ways) ) 2 3 4(a) 4(b) 5 6 7 8 9 10

11 P. S. Madarihat

19 Uttar Sishubari 261.81 1.765 299 P(2) CWC W,TW Phone Thursday BS, K&

20 Dakshin Sishubari 328.16 1,191 189 (-) (-) W.TW (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (5-Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 21 Dakshin Rangalibaznar 324.01 1,540 270 P(2) (-) W.TW (-) (-) Madarihat (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms), 22 Dakshin Khairbari 247.97 1,365 239 P,AC(2) CWC W,TW (-) Friday Madarihat. (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 23 Madhya Rangalibazoar 523.54 3,190 604 P(5), M(2) HC,D TW.R (-) Thursday BS AC(2) (-5 Kms) 24 Chapaguri 266.16 1,140 218 P (-) W,TW PTO, (-) Madarihat (-5 Kms) 'Phone (-5 Kms) (-5 Km,s) 25 Dumchi Forest 1,199.49 197 32 (-) (-) W (-) (-) Madarihat (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-SKms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) '27 Dumchipara 1,040.79 5.037 959 P(3) H,D,CWC T.F PO, Phone Fortnightly BS Tea Garden TB 28 HantuparaTea Garden 1,230.09 5,161 971 P(3) H.D.CWC T.F Phone Monday BS 1B :9 Garg3nda Tea Garden 943.88 3.574 761 P(2) H, D. CWC(2) T.F PO. Phone (-) Madarihat TB (-5 Kms) (lO+Kms) 32 Titi Forest 3,122.12 Uninhabited

'83 Totopara 808.06 1,497 271 P CWC,D T.F (-) Tuesday Madarihat (lO+Kms) (IO+Kms) S4 Ballalguri 0408.29 1.626 289 P (-) W.TW. (-) (-) Madarihat; (10+Kms) R (19+ Kms) (10+Kms) (IO+Kms)- as Holapara Pores. 1,357.52 317 60 (-) H W,TW, (-) (-) Madarihat (-5 Kms) R (IO+Kms) (IO+Kms) (IO+Kms) a6 Purbba Khairbari 246.24 1,284 218 P (-) W,TW. (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) R (-S Kms) (-5 Kms) 37 Uttar Khairbari 203.12 J,020 183 P,M,H, (-) W,TW (-) Monday Madarihat PUC (-5 Kms) (-SKms) (-5 Kms) 38 Madhya Khairbari 505.08 2,139 438 P(3) M CWC W,TW (-) (-) Madarihat. (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-S Kms}. 89 Mujnai Tea Garden 743.60 3,151 687 P(2) H, D(2) T,TW, PO, Phone Monday BS CWC(2) TB H,P 40 Uttar Rangalibaznar 385.84 1,473 261 P, AC(2) (-) TW. T, R (-) Tuesday, Madarihat. (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) Saturday (-5 Kms) [ 119

'DIRECTORY

'['A.ND USE

Land use (i.e. area under different types of land usc in hectares, recorded to the nearest Unit) ., Culturable Area not Remarks includin. waste availablo any place of ilApproach Nearest Town (including for religious. historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri· gaucher culti· or. archaeological Village (in Kms) Supply food Forest source gated and groves) vation interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 HI 20

PR Gairkata ED Rice and PC-12l.41 56.66 83.74 N 14, M 3,,' 19 Wheat C2 ..FR Gairkata Rice and 0-226.62 101.54 N2 IS Wheat KR Gairkata Rice and 0-20.23 222.S3 81.20 N I 20 Wheat KR Gairkata Rice and 0-20.23 161.87 65.87 N 3, C I. 25 Wheat Ml ,PR Gairkata ED Rice and 0-40.47 352.08 130.99 N8 20 Wheat ,KR Garikata Rice and 0-121.41 76.49 68.26 N 4,C I. 20 Wheat Ml 'KR Gairkata Rice and 370.69 19.42 809.38 N2 17 Wheat ,KR Gairkata ED Rice and 1,037.22 3.57 N 14, C 5. 30 Wheat M9,T2 'PR Uttar Latabari ED Rice and 18.21 1,183.30 28.58 N 12, C 4. 28 Wheat M 10, T 3 KR Gairkata ED Rice and 906.91 36.91 N 19, C 4. 30 Wheat M 7,T 5 Uninhabited 2,847.40 31.97 242.75

KR Uttar Latabari Rice and 400.64 <107.42 N 1, C 1 46 Wheat KR Uttar Latabari .. Rice and 364.22 44.07 N I,Cl 41 Wheat KR Uttar Latabari .. Rice and 1,235.92 121.60 47 Wheat 'FR Uttar Latabari Rice and 161.82 64.37 N J, T l' 17 Wheat PR Uttar Latabari R::e and 131.52 71.00 N2,M I. 25 Wheat TI 'PR Uttar Latabari .. Rice and 302.70 202.38 NI,TI" 23 Wheat M2 'KR Uttar Latabari ED Rice and %.43 712.66 20.21 8.28 N 13, C 3l 29 Wheat M~. Tl KR Gairkata Rice and 279.23 1:06.61 N2 23 Wheat [ 120 ] VILLAGE..

AMENITIES AND"

Amenities avaiJable [if not available within the village, distance from the VJ.1lage where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" "(lO+Kms.)"] Total number of ,.... household Post and Total and Population Telegraph area ~--~----""I (including Communication. ortbe Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stop, rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office or the station, J.L. (in Papu- House- water or Sub-Post market/hat water No. Name ofviUage hectares) lation hold Educational Medical (Potable) Office) if any ways) 1 2 3 (4) (4b) 5 6 7 8 9 ]0

11 P. S. Madarihat-contd.

41 Paschim KhairbaIi 294.92 ],793 370 P(2), M, H C"C,D W,TW PO Friday BS PUC, AC(2) 42 Islamabad 351.77 2,301 415 P(2)M ewc W.TW (- ) (-) Madarihat (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Krns) 43 Khairbari Forest 1,825.95 542 89 P (-) W (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) 44 Madbya Chbekamari 262.85 1,025 176 P,TR (-) W.TW (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 4S Uttar Chhekamari 388.95 1.208 222 P (-) W.TW, (-) (-) Madarihat" (-5 Kms) N (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 46 Uttar Madarihat 429.41 4,973 968 P(2) M, H MH,CWC W.TW PTO, Sunday, BS.RS PUC, AC(2) D,FPC Phone Wednesday 47 Madbya Madarihat 344.61 1,260 225 P (-) W,TW PO (-) B3,RS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 48 Pascbim Madaribat 332.24 1,084 209 (-) (-) W.TW (-) (-) Madaribat (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-SKms) 49 Dakshin Madaribat 327.93 1,191 211 P (-) W.TW (-) (- ) Madarihat (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 50 Purbba Madarihat 553.08 1,152 217 P (-) W,TW (-) (- ) BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms)

Grand Total 189.7 53,196 10,051 P-41 H-5 (Sq. Kms) M-7 CWC-13 H-3 D-9 PUC-3 TB-~ AC-IO' MH-I FPC-I HC-l I 121 J

DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Land use O. e. area under different types orland use in hectares, recorded to the nearest Unit) r-~~------k ------~ Culturable Area not Remarks includiD. waste avallablo any claced! .Approach Nearest Town (including for religious, historical to aod distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri- gaucher culti- or ar:h"eolofic&1 Village (in Kms) Supply food Forest source gated and groves) vation mlerest II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 IS 19 ZO

PR Gairkatll ED Rice and "- 210.44 84.48 N 7.M. 2Z Wheat

Iq~ Gairkara Rice and 250.90 108.87 N4 25 Wheat PR Uttar Latabari Rice and 1627.66 GC-36.42 161.l!7 Nt 29 Wheat PR Gairkata Rice and 206.39 56• .,6 N2 25 Wheat KR Gairkata Rice aod 271.14 117.81 26 Wheat

PR Uttar Lata bari ED ~ice and 234.72 101.17 93.S2 N44. ~~ 22 Wheat M3 PR Falakata ED Rice and 236.74 107.17 N 12 20 Wheat KR Falakata ED Rice and 224.60 107.64 20 Wlleat KR Falaleata ED Rice aod 222.58 105.35 17 Wheat PR Falakata Rice and 210.44 42.64 ]6 Wheat

',182.31 PC-121.41 8,417.§O 172.79 3."7.69 N-140 GC--36.42 M-41 0-428.96 C-24 T-IS 122 J ALPHABETICAL- LIST. .oF ¥ILLAGES

12 P. S. ALIPUR DUARS

SI. J.L. Sl. J. L~ No. Name of Villages No. No. Name of Villages No. t 2 3 2 3

Alipur Duar 37 Dakshin Parokata 1 }5O 132 2 Alipur Duar Junction 3& Dakshin Sibkata 78 3 Bairiguri 47 39 Dakshin Sonapur 27 Chechakhata 57 57 Khatpara 72 Chengpara 53 58 Kohinur Refugee Camp 22 , t20 rz3, Chepani 127 59 Kuinarijan 91 rz4 Chhipra 125 60 Kumarpara 24 25 Chhota Chakirbas 124 61 Loknathpur 117 rz6 Chikliguri 93 62 Madhya Paitkapa~a 37 rz7 Chilurghat 90 63 Madhya Parokata 130 21 Dakshin Barajhar Forest 12 64 Madhya Sibkata 12 19 Dakshin Chakoakheti 20 65 MahakaJguri 121 30 Dakshin Dhalkar 77 66 Mathura Tea Garden 25 31 Dakshin Kamsinggram 29 67 Mejbil 3 32 Dakshin Mahakalguri 122 68 Munsipara S 33 Dakshin Majber Dabri 5S 69 Naothoartari 3S 34 Dakshin Majidkhana 87 70 Nurpur 113 35 Dakshin Paitkapara 33 71 Nutanpara 11 36 Dakshin Panialguri 60 72 Pachkalguri 28 [ 123 1

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

12 P. S. ALIPUR DURAS

-SI. '.L. SI. J. L. No. Name of Villages No. No. l\ame of Villages No. '1 2 3 2 3

73 Paitkapara Tea Garden 3' 104 Samuktala 102 74 Pakuritala 32 105 Satkodali 41 7S Panbari 110 106 Saudpura 88 76 Pararpvr 44 107 Sidhabari 13 77 Parpatlakhawa 2 108 Silbarihat 19 78 Paschim Bara Chouki 6S 109 Simlabari 111 79 Paschim Chepani 98 1I0 Sirubari i6 80 Paschim Chikliguri 92 III Sobaganj 52 81 Paschim Jitpur 49 liZ Srinathpur Tea Garden 81 82 Paschim Katbalbari 4 113 Suripara 14 83 Pascham Khalisamri 97 ][4 Taleswarguri 99 84 Paschim Majher Dabri Tea Garden 48 lIS Tapsikhata 31 85 Paschim Salbari 34 116 Tatpara 85 86 Paschim Simlabari 22 117 Thanupara 96 87 Patlakhawa 18 118 Torsa Forest 88 Patotala 101 li9 Turturi 114 89 Pradhanpara 9 120 Uttar Bhatibari 89 90 Pukhuria 83 121 Uttar Chakirbas 119 91 Purbba Bara Chouki 66 122 Uttar Cbakoakheti 36 92 Pmbba Chepani 128 123 Uttar Chiklguri 95 93 Purbba Cbikliguri 94 124 Uttar Dhalkar 79 94 Purbba Jitpur 106 125 Uttar Kamsinggram 30 95 Purbba Kathalbari 17 126 Uttar Majher Dabri 61 96 Purbba Khalisamari 131 127 Uttar Majidkhana 86 97 Purbba Majher Dabri Tea Garden 58 128 Uttar Paitkapara 38 98 Purbba Simlabari 21 129 Uttar Panialguri 5!1 99 Putimari 75 120 Uttar Parokata 129 100 Salkumar Forest 15 131 Uttar Rampur 116 101 Salkumarhat 7 In Uttar Sibkata 80 102 Salsalabari 73 133 Uttar Simlabari 23 103 Sambalpur 107 134 Uttar Sonapur 26 I 124 ]

VILLAG~

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available (if not available within the village, distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" "(IO+Kms.)"} ~ Total number of r- ~ Household Post and Total and Population Telegraph area ,-__.,_____, (including Communication of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stop rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station. I.L. (in Popu- House- water or Sub'Post market/hat, water No. Name of village hectares) lation hold Educational Medical (Potable) Office) if any ways) 1 2 3 4(a) 4(b) 5 6 7 8 9 10

12 P. S. Alipur Duors

1 Torsa Forest 2,763.61 246 62 (-) (-) W,TW (-) (-) Falakata (-SKms) (-SKms) (5-10,Kms) (-S Kms) (JO+Kms) 2 Parpatlakhawa 31.36 368 76 (-) (-) TW (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) 3 Mejbil 551.78 2,636 497 P(3) (-) W.TW (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-SKms) (-5 Kms) 4 Paschim Kathalbari 861.65 3,619 733 P(3) (-) W,TW, (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) R (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms)

5 Jogendranagar 547.49 2,229 415 P(2) (-) W,TW, PO Tuesday, Falakata (5-10Kms) R Friday (lO+Kms)

, KaJabaria 477.99 2,353 421 P (-) W,TW, (-) Sunday Falakata (5-10 Kms) R (-5 Kms) (10+ Kms)

7 Salkumarhat S5S.86 3,468 (138 P(3) M, (-) W,TW, PO Monday, Falakata H (-5 Kms) R Thursd?y (IO+Kms)

Munsipara 754.60 4,120 733 P(3) HC W,TW (-) Wednesday Falakata • (-5 Kms) (10+ Km&)

, Pradhanpara 430.38 1,874 234 P (-) W,TW, (-) (-) Falakat3 (-5 Kms) R (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms} (lO+Kms) 10 Jaldapara 448.74 636 125 P (-) W,TW PO (-) Falakata (-5 Kms) (,5 Kms), (10+ Kms) 11 Nutanpara 577.09 2,865 471 P(2) (-) W,'FW, (-), Saturday, Palakat (-5 Kms) R (-5 Km~) Tuesday (10+Kms) 12 Dakshin Barajbar 9393.79 2,898 517 P (-)' ~,TW (-) \ (-) BS Forest (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 KpJs) 13 Sidhabari 625.38 2,832 467 P(2) (-) W,TW PO Sunday, Falakata (-5 Kms) Wednesday (10+ Kms.) 14 Suripara • 3'2.94 1,950 351 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Falakata (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (IO+Kms)

~S Salk:.u~ar Forest 503.03 277 38 (-) (-) W,TW (-) (-) Fala~ata (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) (10+Kms) l' Sirutari 2112.21 1.479 263 P (-) W,TW, (-) (-) Falakata (5-10 Kms) R (5-10 Kms) (5-10 KIDs) (IO+Kma) ( 115 1

.,lRECfORY

.LAND USE

Land usc (i.e. area under different types ofland usc in hectares, recorded to the nearest Unit) Culturable Area not Remarks includina waste available any place of tApproach Neatest Town (including for religious, historical' to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri· gaucher culti- or archaeological Village' (in Kms) Supply food Porest source gated and groves) vation interest 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20

KR Falakata Rice and 2763-61 13 Wheat ',pR, KR Falakata Rice and W-2.02 20.64 4.05 4.65 8 Wheat "'PR, KR Falakala Rice and W-2.20 385.67 12.14 137.79 NI 9 Wheat TW-14. .I 6 lI'R, KR Falakata Rice and W-4.05 589.22 60.70 189.47 N2 10 Wheat TW-JO.12 R-8.09 KR Falakata Rice and W-2.43 592.95 34.40 199.61 N4 12 Wheat WT-4.0s

R-4.05 /' "fiR, KR Falakata Rice and PC-20.23 307.97 16.19 HM3 Nt 22 Wheat R-10.12 W-4.05. ?R,KR Falakata Rice and PC-l 2. 14 385.55 10.11 ISci.S4 N'6 23 Wheat W-16.19 TW-2.02 't-R,.KR Falakata Rice and PC-60.70 479.55 12.14 191.17 Nt 30 Wheat W-2.02 TW-2.0~ • ;KR Falakata Rice and rC-20.23 263.Q~ ~.26 112.70 Nl 32 Wheat W-12.14

KR Falakata Rice and PC-12.14 272.35 40.47 121.76 ~ 32 Wheat W-2.02 KR Falakata Rice and PC-30.3S 393.76 24.28 122.65 N1 32 Wheat W-6.07

'l'R, KR Falakala Rice and 9408.l4 0-40.47 445.18 f'" .., tf.l§fmicaJ !n~ 50 Wheat bowl!l as Natr';!'" KR Falakata Rice and PC-20.23 415.20 10.23 168.10 27 Wheat W-1.62 KR Falakata Rice and PC-1O.12 267.50 10.12 4OJ.,Ss 28 Wheat W-l.62 "R,KR Falakata Rice and 474.70 28.33 15 Wheat - ~R Falakata Rice and W-2.02 223.79 12.14 -42.2. !>l4 20 Wheat TW-2.02 [ 126 ] VILLAGE.

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" ·'(IO+Kms.)" Total number of Household Post and """' Total and Population Telegraph area ,.--A------, (including Communication. of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stop, rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station, (in Popu- House- water or Snb-Post market/hat. water ".L.:No. Name of village hectares) lation hold Educational Medical (Potable) Office) if any ways) , 1 2 3 4(a) 4(b) 5 6 7 8 9 10

12 P. S. Alipur Duars-contd.

17 Purbba Kathalbari 695.33 4,046 732 P(3) He W,TW, PO Wednesday, BS M.B R Saturday 18 Patlakhawa 642.95 1.605 '286 P (-) W,TW, (-) (-) Alipurduar- (IO+Kms) R (S-IOKms) (-5 Kms) (10+Kms)

19 Silbarihat 610.22 3,026 553 P(3) (-) W.TW, (-) Sunday, BS (5-10 Kms) R (-5 Kms) Thursday 20 Dakshin Chakoakhcti 653.76 3,439 659 P.M (-) W,TW (-) Friday, BS (5-10 Kms) (-SKIns) Tuesday 21 Purbba SiIDlabari 315.41 624 122 P (-) W.TW. (-) Saturday Ali\>urduar- (5-10 Kms) R (5-10 Kms) (lO+Kms) 22 Paschim Simlabari 343.33 373 64 (-) (-) W,TW. (-) (-) Alipurduar- (-5 Kms) (lO+Kms) R (-5 Kms) (-5 KIDs) (lO+Kms) 23 Uttar Simlabari 290.24 1,125 176 P (-) W.TW, PO (-) Alipurduar (lO+Kms) R (5-10 Kms) (lO+Kms) 24 Kumarpara 466.35 1,531 248 P(4) (-) W,TW (-) (-) Alipurd'-lar (5-10 Kms) (-SKms) (-5 Kms) (IO+Kms) 25 Mathura Tea Garden 814.24 7,173 1,400 P(3) H(2) " W,TW PO Monday. Alipurduar Saturday (lO+Kms} 26 Uttar Sonapur 746.80 3,508 632 P(4), M (-) W.TW PO Thursday, BS H, PUC (-5 Kms) Saturday 27 Dakshin Sonapur- 361.45 1,504 26O P(3) (-) W,TW (-) , (-) Alipurduar- (-5 Kms) (-5 KIDS) (-5 Kms) (lO+Kms) 28 Pachkalguri 308.

33 Dakshin Paitkapara 689.41 1,605 287 P (-) W,lW, (-) (-) Alipurduar- (IO+Kms) R (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms} (IO+Kms) 34 Pashim Sallbari 322.76 1,121 196 P (-) W,TW, (-) (-) Alipurduar- (5-10 Kma) R (-5 KIDs) (-5 Kms) (lO+Kms), , 127 J DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Land use (I. e. area under different types of land use in hectares, recorded to the nearest Unit) ,.- ___.__~ """I Culturablo Area not Remarks incllJdin. waste avaliablo any place of !Approach Nearest Town (including for religious, historicalk to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Uni"i- gaucher cuW- or archaeological Village (in Kms) Supply food Forest source gated and groves) vation interest 1'1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 . 20

q>R,KR Falakata Rice and W-3.24 443.01 40.47 198.49 N36 11 Wheat TW-10.12 I

'KR Alipurduar Rice and 78.91 240.38 24.0~ 28 Wheat 'KR Alipurduar Rice and TW-1.61 199.51 38.8,5 49.47 N2 31 Wheat R-0.80 KR Alipurduar Rice and TW-S.26 281.26 44.52 35.31 26 Wheat PR Alipurduar ED,E, AG Rice and 570.70 228.59 14.95 N 40, M I, C 1. 25 Wheat T3 PR, I

VILLAG:£

AMENITIES AN/JI

Amenities available [if not available within the village. distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Knls. I. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" 1·(lO+Kms.)"] Total number of Household Post and Total and Population Telegraph area {including CommunicatiODt of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stoP. rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station. 4.L. (in Popu- Honse- water or Sub-Post market/bat. water No. Name of village hectares) lation hold Educational Medical (Potable) Office) if any ways) l 2 3 4(a) 4(bJ 5 Ii 7 8 9 to

12 P. S. Alipur DUJ'J-cQntd.

~S Naolboartari 566.21 1.222 207 P(2) (-) W.TW (-) Wednesday. AlipuadllU' (S-10 Knls) (-SKms) Friday (IO+Kms) 36 Uttar Chakoakheti 45S.16 1.077 186 P(3) (-) W.TW (-) (-) Alipurduar (lO+Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (IO+Km) 37 Madhya Paittapara 259.97 1.464 256 P (-) W,TW (-) Saturday BS (IO+Kms) R (-5 Kms) 3S Uttar Paitkapara 515.13 2,023 345 P(2) (-) W.TW PO (-) BS (-SKIns) R (-SKmS) 39 Paitkapara Tea Garden 498.37 3,205 591 P H W,TW PO Saturday BS

.. 0 FoskadanKa 635.02 1,937 312 P(2) (-) W,TW (-) (-) Alipurduat (IO+Kms) R. (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (IO+Kms) .11 Satkodali 577.94 1,680 286 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Alipurduar (5-10 Kms) R (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms} (lO+Kms) 42 Banchukamari 481.82 1,889 339 P(3) (-) W,TW PO (-~ Alipurduar (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (lO+J{ms) 43 Cbapatali 543.43 2.347 420 PC)~ (-) W.TW (-) (-) Alipurduar (S-10Kms) R (-S~) (5-10 Kms) (!O+~s) Pararpar 546.53 2,507 4G3 P(3) (-) W.TW <-) (-) as "'. (5-10Kms) (5-10 Kp:Is) (5-10 Kms)

...s Birpara 612.47 5,7i2 1,097 P(2). M,H (-) W.TW. (-) (-) BS (-SKms) lit (-SKms) (-5 Kms)

Ghap 501.00 3,106 S&9 P(4).M (-) W,TW PO (-) Alipurdua, '" (-S KIlls) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) -41 BairiJUn 458.92 2,734 469 P'(2) (-) W,TW. (-0) (-) Alipurpuar (-S Kms) R (-SKmsl (5-10 Kms) (10+Kms-)' .-43 Pascbim MajlaJ Dabri J25.84 664 140 Amenities sbown alongwitb JL 58 TeaGarden 49 Pascbim 1itpur 632.32 7,955 1,430 PC') M, H :RP(3) W,TW, (-) (-) as. (-5I(ms) (-.5 Kms)

~ Alipurduar Included in AIi~urduar (M)

51 Ol\manpur Included in Alipurduar (M)

.s2 Sobaganj Included in Sobaganj (O.G.) [. 129- J

'DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Land use (I. e. arca under different types of land use in hectares, recorded to the nearest Unit) ~------~----~ Culturable Area not Remarks including waste available any place of Approach Nearest Town (including for religious. historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri- gaucher culti- or archaeological Village (in Kms) Supply food Forest source gated and groves) vation interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Alipurduar Rice and TW-1.21 352.08 26.31 186.61 13 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and TW-1.21 360.28 54.63 99.04 Ml 29 Wheat PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and TW-1.2 1 177.25 12.14 69.37 N2 16 Wheat PR,KR Alipurduar ED. EAG Rice and TW-20.23 331.84 32.37 130.69 N 3, T 1 18 Wheat PR Alipurduar ED, EAG Rice and 442.28 11.74 44.35 M 4, N 8: 30 Wheat C I, T 2 KR Alipurduar Rice and R-0.80 424.11 20.23 189.88 11 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 373.53 28.33 176.08 10 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and TW-1.2t 326.58 12.14 141.89 7 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and TW-2.02 352.08 24.28 165.05 10 Wheat PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and W-4.05 416.83 12.95 92.48 N4 8 Wheat TW-19.42 0-0.80 PR,KR Alipurduar ED,EO Rice and W-2.02 436.25 18.21 141.83 N 12, C 1 1 Wheat TW-12.14 R-2.02 PR,KR Alipurduar ED,EAG Rice and TW-4.05 326.58 20.23 149.74 N7 4 Wheat R-O.40 KR Alipurduar Rice and R-7.28 298.66 16.19 136.79 N2 9 Wheat Amenities shown alongwith JL 58 12.14 113.70

PR.KR Alipurduar ED Rice and TW-I.21 592.46 16.99 18.42 N 75, M 2 4 Wheat R-3.24 Included in Alipurduar (M)

Included in AJipurduar (M)

Included in SobagaDj (O.G.) [ 130 I

VILLAGE:

A.MENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. I. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" "(10 + Kms.)"] Total number of Household Post and Total and PopulationA.. __---., Telegraph area (including Day Communicatioe. olthe Total No. Branch or days (Bus-stop. Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the Iail station. '.L. (in Popu- House- water or Sub-Post market/bat water No. Name of village hectares) lation hold Educational Medical (Potable) Office) if any ways) 1 2 3 4(a) 4{b) 5 6 7 8 9 10

12 P. S. Alipur Duars-contd.

53 Chengpara 393.20 1,48( 308 P FPC W,TW (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) S4 Cbaprapara 564.68 ),882 329 P(4), M,H (-) W, TW PO (-) BS (-5Kms) (-5 Kms) 55 Dakshin Majber Dabri 264.2S 1,077 208 P (-) W,TW PO (-) Alipurduar (IO+Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 56 Bholar Dabri 242.01 5,932 1.048 P(4). M RP(4) W,TW PO (-) BS (-S Kms) 57 Chechakhata Partly included in Chechakhata (OG) and remaining part in Alipurduar Rly. Junc. (NM)

58 Purbba Majb.er Dabri 298.21 1.148 233 P D W,TW (-) Wednesday BS Tea Garden (-S Kms) S9 Uttar Panialguri 520.72 2,790 426 P(3), M(2) D W.TW PO (-) BS H(2) (-5 Kms) ,60 Dakshin Panialguri 564.66 2.710 491 P,M (-) W.TW (-) (-) BS (IO+Kms) (-S Kms) (-SKms) \ '61 Uttar Majhcr Dabri 369.52 1,567 279 P (-) W.TW (-) (-) Alipurduar (10+Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kols) .62 Bheluk Dabri 417.24 2.068 375 P (-) W.TW (-) Tuesday, BS (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) Saturday i3 Chandijhar 555.52 2,294 411 P.M (-) W.TW (-) (-) BS (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) \ 64 Chalnipak 579.79 2,917 551 P(3) (-) W.TW (-) Sunday. Alipurduar (lO+Kms) (-5 Kms) Wednesday (-5 Kms) 6S Paschim Bara 665.30 2,592 526 P(2) (-) W,TW (-) Saturday, Alipurduar Chouki (IO+Kms) (5-10 Kms) \Tuesday (-5 Kms) 66 Purbba Bara Chouki 308.42 1.273 256 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Alipurduar (10+ Kms) (5-(0 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 67 Boragari 464.23 1,985 364 P(3) (-:-) W,TW ,(-) (-) Alipurduar (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-SKms) (-5 Kms) ,. Bhatibari 435.26 1,839 353 P(2) FPC W,TW (-) (-) Alipurduar (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5Kms) 69 Karjipara S21.99 1,927 359 P(2) (-) W,TW (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 70 Bindipara 204.48 729 143 P (-) W.TW (-) (-) Alipurduar (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 71 Karipara 104.83 526 99 (-) (_)1 W,TW (-) (-) Alipurduar (-SKIns) (5-10 Kms) (-5Kms) (-S Kms) (-S Kms) [ 131 I

DIREClORY

LAND USE

Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares, recorded to the nearest Unit .A. Culturable Area not Remarks including waste available any place of Approach Nearest Town (including for religious, historica1 to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri- gaucber culti- or 8:~chaeological Village (in Kms) Supply food Forest source gated and groves) vation mterest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 283.28 8.50 101.42 3 Wheat PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 404.69 10.12 149.87 S Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 258.99 0.80 4.46 6 Wheat PR,KR Alipurduar ED Rice and TW-7.28 167.54 12.95 47.36 N 65, M 3. 2 Wheat R-6.83 C2, Partly included in Chechakata (OG) and remaining part in Alipurduar Rly. June. (NM)

PR.KR Alipurduar E Rice and 265.60 4.05 28.56 7 Wheat PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 424.52 8.09 88.11 2 Wbeat PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 446.36 20.23 98.07 2 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 341.15 6.07 22.30 7 Wheat PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 376.76 40.48 7 Wheat PR.KR Alipurduar Rice and 0404.69 20.23 130.60 8 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 377.57 60.70 141.52 g Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 566.97 98.33 10 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 277.21 31.21 12 Wheat I KR Alipurduar Rice and TW-6.07 301.44 ,155.46 17 Wheat R-l.21 PR.KR Alipurduar Rice and "" TW-14.16 273.97 145.11 15 Wheat R-2.02 PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 487.65 6.07 28.27 12 Wheat KR, Alipurduar Rice and 186.15 1.09 Hl.24 12 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 92.67 6.07 6.09 4 Wheat I 132. J VILLAGE'

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available (if not available within the village, distance from the village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms, i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.) "(IO+Kms.)"J Total number of r- .A.. Household Past and Total and Population Telegraph area r-----'------. (including Communication~ of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stop, rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station, (in Popu- House- (water or Sub-Post market/hat water ll.No. Name of village hectares) lation hold Educational Medical Potable) Office) if any ways) 1 2 3 4(a) 4(b) 5 6 7 8 9 10

12 P. S. Alipur Duars-contd.

72 Khatpara 151.84 517 119 P (-) W.TW (-) Saturday, BS (5-10Kms) (-5 KIDs) Tuesday 73 Salsalabari 683.25 4,692 839 P(3) , M, H (-) W,TW PO (-) BS (-SKms) (-5 Kms) 74 Kayakhata 322.45 2,232 423 P(2) (-) W, TiV (-) (-) BS (-5 KIDs) (-5 Krns) (-5 Kms) 7S Putimari 305.86 1,199 234 'P,M, H (-) W,TW (-) (-) BS (5-10 Kms) .(-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 76 Bhasadabri 324.35 1,155 189 P (-) W,T~ PO Saturday, Alipurduar (S-lO)Kms) Tuesday (-5 Ktps) 77 Dakshin Dhalkar 335.99 1,473 2S5 11(2) (-) W,TW PO (-) Alipurduar I (10 + Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 78 Dakshln Sibkata 421.47 1,596 262 P,M (-) W,TW (-) (-) Alipurduar (lO+Kms) (-SKms) (-S~s) (;-10 Kms) '19 Uttar Dhalkar 407.7S 1,496 241 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Alipurduar (10+Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (5-10 Krns) 80 Uttar Sibkhata S13.46 2,028 366 P (-) W,TW PO (-) Alipurduar ~10+Krns) (-S Krns) (5-10Krns) 81 Srinathpur 329.41 1,050 183 P D W,TW (-) (-) Aiipurduar Tea Garden (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (S-lOKms) 82 Madbya Sibkata 67.45 254 49 (-) (-) W.TW (-) (-) ·Alipurduar (-S Kms) (IO+Kms) (-SKms) (-5 KIDs) (-S'Kms) a3 Pukhuria 690.43 1,460 265 P (-) W.TW (-) 1(_) BS (-SKms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 84 Jasodanga 421.14 4,143 809 P(3), M PHe W,TW PO Sunday, Alipurduar FPC Wednesday <-5 KIns) 85 Tatpara 540.69 2,632 494 P(3). M, H (-) W,TW (-) ("I) BS (-5 Kms) (-S Kms) (-S KIns) 86 Uttar Majidkhana 559.14 2,325 426 p(2). M (-) W,TW (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) , (-S Kms) (-5 Kms) 87 Dakshin Majidkhana 3S1.82 2,224 416 P (-) W,TW PO Monday, BS (-5 Kms) Thursday 88 Saudpara 369.77 1,5S4 294 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Alipurduhr" (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-S KIDs) (-5 Krns) 89 Uttar Bhatiabari 335.28 1,787 321 P(2) (-) W,TW (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Krns) (-5 Kms) 90 Chilurghat 133.11 J.162 229 P,M,H D,FPC ,W,TW PO Sunday, BS Wednesday [ 133 1

mIREcro~y

.LAND USE

Land usc (I. e. area under different types of land usc in hectares. recorded to .A.the __ nearest Unit) Culturable Area not Remarks inch

12.22 ~iPlt., KR Alipurduar Rice and 129.50 10.12 \2 Wh.at "PR, KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-4.86 548.75 129.64 JO Wheat '.pR, KR Al JPurduar Rice and 0-4.86 269.93 10.12 37.54 12 Wpeat ·.pIt, KR Alipurduar Rice and 206.79 8.09 90.98 13 Wheat KR Ali purduar Rice and 303.92 8.09 12.34 14 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 315.66 12.14 IU9 18 Wheat !KR Alipurduar Rice and 333.87 16.19 71.4l 16 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 355.43 4.05 33.27 20 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 495.34 8.Q9 10.03 22 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 223.79 23.06 .82.55 22 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 47.35 8.09 12.01 16 Wheat 42.53 ~R.KR ,Alipurduar Rice and 631.71 16.19 18 Wheat KR J\lipurduar Rice and 323.75 24.28 73.U 14 Wheat 'PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 465.39 2.02 73.211 12 Wheat i"PR, KR 485.62 2.02 11.50 AJipurduar Rice and .. ! 15 Wheat IPR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 341.86 4.05 5.9L 18 Wheat .PR. KR Alipurduar Rice and 301.09 8.0!) ~_"Q 17 Wheat 'PR.KR Alipurduar Rice aDd TW-IO.12 290.56 34M "-'. 14 Wheat ;PR, KR Alipurduar Rice and TW-6.07 80.53 44.4' 14 Wheat R-2.02 ( 134 J VILLAGE:

AMENlTIES AND'

Amenities available [if not available within the village, distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" "(10+Kms.)"] Total nnmber of Household Post and Total and Population Telegraph area (includinll Communicatioe-. of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stop, rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station ".L. (in Popu- House- water or Sub-Post market/hat water No. Name ohill.se hectares) lation hold Educational Medical (potable) Office) if any ways) J 2 3 4(a) 4(b) 5 6 7 8 9 10

12 P. S A/ipur Duars--contd.

91 Kumarijan 518.95 2,282 416 P{4} (-) W,TW (-) (-) BS (-SKms) (-S Kms) (-5 Kms) 92 Paschim Chikliguri 342.30 1,136 206 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Alipurduar - (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-SKms) 93 Childigu(i 10.93 30 S (-) (-) W,TW (-) (-) Alipurduar (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 94 Purbba Chikliguri 429.38 2,929 511 P(3), M (-) W,TW PO Tuesday, BS (-5 Kms) Saturday 95 Uttar Chikiliguri 355.20 1,646 321 P(2) (-) W,TW (-) Thursday, BS (-5 Kms) (-5 KIDs) Saturday 95 Thanupara 396.29 1,633 290 P(2) (-) W,TW (-) Monday, Alipurduar- (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) Friday (-5 Kms) 97 Paschim Khalisamari 384.00 1,571 302 P(2) (-) W,TW (-) (-) Alipurduar (5-10 Kms) (S-lOKms) (-5 Kms) (-S Kros) 98 Paschim Chapani 634.73 2,331 433 P(4) FPC W,TW (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kros) 99 Taleswarguri 302.95 2,210 398 P(3), M (-) W,TW PO (-) BS (-5 KIDs) (-5 Kms) ..100 I

~LAND USE

Land IlSC (i.e. area under different types of lal1d use in. .ect&'RS.o recorded to the nearest Unit) r-----.------~------.------~ Culturablc Area ROt R

{RK, PR Alipurduar Rice and TW-24.28 315.25 173.35 16 Wheat R-6.07 KR Atipurduar Rice and 285.71 20.23 36.36 18 Wheat KR AJipurduar Rice and 9.71 1.22 20 Wheat L !'PK, KR Alipurduar Rice and 409.48 16.19 3.71 17 Wheat q»R, KR Alipurduar Rice and TW-16.99 216.10 118.06 17 Wheat R-4.05 KR AJipurduar Rice and TW-4.86 297.44 91.97 16 Wheat R-2.02 KR Alipurduar Rice and TW-14.S7 237.15 U8.2J 20 Wheat R-4.05 .!PK, KR Alipurduar Rice and 617.\5 6..PR, KR Alipurduar Rice and GC-43.30 198.70 2.02 34.3Z 20 Wheat

VILLAGE.

AMENITIES AND'

Ameni~cs available (iC !lot av~ilab1e within the village, distance from the Vlliage where available In broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-S Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" "(lO+Kms.)"] Total number of -...A. household Post and Total and Population Telegrapb area ,---...A----., (including Communica tioIl/.! of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stoP. raj) Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station. B.L. (in Popu- HouSe- water or Sub-Post market/hat water No. Name of village hectares) 'ation hold Educational Medical (potable) Office) ifany ways) 1 2 3 (4) (4b) 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 P. S. Allpur Duars-oontd.

uo Panbari 281.82 681 U5 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Alipurduar (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms). 111 Simlabari 420.68 909 157 (-) (-) W,TW (-) (-) BS (-SKms) (-5 Kros) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) liZ Damsibad 560.98 1,827 351 _ P(2) PHS W,TW (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 113 Nurpur 640.71 1,291 245 P (-) W (-) Saturday Alipurduar (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (-5 KmSo) 114 Turturi 517.03 1,404 254 - P,M (-) W (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 115 Dhalajhora 549.48 1,579 305 P (-) W,TW (-) . (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-SKms) (-S Kms), 116 UUar Rampur 331.00 688 115 P H,FPC W,TW (-) Sunday Alipurduar- (5-10 Kms) (-5 KiDsj 117 Loknathpuc 425.06 8,304 2,131 P,M H W,TW PO Tuesday BS

118 Dhaolajhora 615.94 2.407 495 P H W.TW PO (-) Alipurduar Tea Garden (~-lO Kms) (-5 Kms) 119 Uttar Chakirbas 20.63 55 9 (-) (-) W,TW (-) (-) Alipurduar (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) R (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (5-'10 Kms)' 120 Kohinur Refugee Camp 762.74 3,427 627 P H TW PO Wednesday. BS Thursday .121 Mahakalguri 231.7 j 1,205 205 P (-) W,TW (-) (-J Alipurduar (-5 K'ms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Krns) (-5 Kms) 122 Daksbim Mahakalgllri 331.87 ],206 209 P(2), M (-) W,TW (-) (-) Aliputduar (-5 Kms) (-SKros) (-SKms) (-5 Kros) 123 Bara Chakirbas 455.49 1,980 335 P(3), M(2), (-) W.TW (-) (-) AlipurduaI\ H (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms' (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 124 Chhota Chakirbas 239.09 969 J92 (-) (-) W,TW (-) (-) Alipurduar (-5 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (5,-10 Kms) (5-Jo1

128 FUlbba Cte~anj 625.89 3,875 (iSS P(2), M (-) W.TW PO Tuesday, BS (S~lO Kms) Saturday, Sunday I 137 I

DIRECTOR" LAND USE

Land Die (I. ~. area under different types of land usc in hectares. recorded to the nearest Unit} r------~------~Culturable ArcanoS Remarks including waste available any plaecof Approach Nearest Town (including for religIous. historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri- gaucher I culti- OJ archaeological Village (in Kms) Supply food Forest source gated and groves) vatioD interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 I' 20

KR Alipurduar Rice and 182.11 8.09 91.62 35 Wheat PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 3'4.22 16.19 40.27 34 Wheat PR.KR Alipurduar Rice and 532.57 I/U9 12.22 34 ,Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 567,77 16.19 56.75 54 I Wheat PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 444.34 12.14 60.60 35 Wheat PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 501.00 8.09 40.39 35 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 237.15 12.14 81.71 47 Wheat PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 368.26 16.19 40.61 32 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 315.63 300.28 27 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 8.09 4.05 8.49 26 Wheat PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 679.06 83.68 25 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 196.27 12.14 24.32 23 Whdat KR Alipurduar Rice and 303.51 12.14 16.22 24 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 404.68 20.23 30.58 25 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 161.87 10.12 67.10 28 Wheat I PR,KR AlipurdUar Rice and 263.05 '24.28 37.09 28 Wheat PR Alipurduar Rice and 323.75 12.14 13.79 28 Wheat PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 534.19 10.12 6.89 24 Wheat PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 590.84 16.19 18.86 24 Wheat rl d3S ]

VILIJAGE

AMENITIES A/fD

Amenities available [if not available within the village. distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.") "(10+Krns.)"] Total numbar of ~ Household Post and Total and population Telegraph area ,.....----..-A---~ (including Communication of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stop, rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of,the station. I.L. (in Popu- House­ water or Sub-I?os,t marketjhat. water ~o. Name of village hectares) lation hold Educational, Medical (Potable) Offic~), f if 8\1Y ways)

1 2 a 4(a) 4(b) 5 6 , t 7 8 t I 9 10 12 P. S. Altpur Duars-concld.

1~ tl'ttar Parokata 619.03 3,067 J 545 P(3) (-) W.,TW (-) Tuesday, BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) Saturday 130 Madhya Parokata 395.17 2.036 359 P(2) (-) W, 'iW (-) (...;..) Alipurduar (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) ~31 Purbba Khalisawari 380.76 1,464 283 P(2) (-) W.TW (-) (...l...) Alipurduar (5-10Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 132 Dakshin Parokata 577.11 2.743 516 P(3) (-) W.TW (-) (-+) BS (5-10 KIns) (-5 Kms) (-SKms) 133 Braje~kutti 315.34 1,578 272 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Alipurdual' (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (-5 Kms)

Grand Total 674.0 261,692 48,419 P-220 D-4 (Sq. Kms) M-29 RP-7 H-lS FPC-7 PUC--!-l HC-4 H-8 PHC-2 PHS-l [ 139

DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Land use (1. e. area under different types of land use in hectares, recorded to the nearest Unit) r"'------..... ------. Culturable Area not Remarks including waste available any place of Approach Nearest Town (including for religious, historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri- gaucher culti- or archaeological Village (in Kms) Supply food Porest source gated and groves) vation interest 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20

PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 562.51 20.23 36.29 27 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 340.34 20.23 34.60 22 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and TW-30 235.53 127.02 20 Wheat R-IS PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 540.66 8.09 28.36 19 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 264.66 16.19 34.49 24 Wheat

12,646.45 W-1l6.12 42,046.34 2,725.43 9,872.37 N-324 TW-304.26 M-16 R-72.39 T-9 PC-186.14 C-S 0-11.32 GC-616.9S

( 141

ALPHABETICAL L1S'l1 OF VILLAGES

13 P. S. KAL€HINI

'SL J.L. 51. 1.1.. "No. Name of Village» }'ilo. No. Name of VillaSeI No. \ 1 2 3 1 2 3

1 Atiabari Tea Garden Al 24 Madhya Satali 5 2 Beech Tea Garden :Z1 25 Malangi Tea Garden 20 3 Bhamobari Tea Garden ~'2 26 Mechiabasti 2S 4 Bhatkhawa Tea Garden 40 27 Mechiabasti Tea Gardea 3S 5 Bhatpara Tea Garden :36 28 Nilpara Foreat 3 6 Bhutri Forest -:31 29 Nimti Domohani 12 7 Buxa HilI Forest 44 30 Nimtijhera Tea Gardea II 8 Buxa Forest (Panbari Khanda) 4S 31 , Paschim Satali .(j -9 Buxa Forest (Raja Dhat Khawa) I 43 32 Parmalangi 2 10 Chaupara 34 33 Purbba SataH 15 11 Chaupara Tea Garden :33 34 Radharani Tea Garden :32 12 Chhota Joygaon 28 3S Rajabhat Tea Garden -42 13 Dakshin Latabad 13 36 Rangamati Tea Gardea 30 14 Dakshin Mendabari 10 37 SataH Mandalpara 16 (! 15 Dakshin &atali 7 48 SataH Nakadala 8 16 Darsingpara Tea Garden 2~ 49 SataH Tea Garden 19 17 Dima Tea Garden 39 40 Saudamini Tea Garden -4 11 Gangulia Tea Garden 38 41 Torsa Tea Garden 24 19 Gabur Basra Forest 29 42 Uttar Barajhar Forest 1 20 Gopimohan Tea Garden 26 43 Uttar Latabari 14- 21 Joygaon 27 44 Uttar Mendabari 9- :22 Kalchini Tea Garden :37 4S Uttar Satali U .23 Madhu Tea Garden 11 t 1421 1

VILLAGIt..

AMENITIES ANI>

Amenities available [if not available within the village, distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" "(lO+Kms.)"] Total number of Household Post and Total and Population Telegraph .A. area 1 (including CommunicatiOlll cfthe Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stop rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station, '.L. (in P'opu- House- water or Sub-Post marketfbat, water ~o. Name of village hectares) lanon hold Educational Medical (Potable) Office) if any ways) 1 2 3 4(a) 4(b) 5 6 7 8 9 10

13 P. S. Kalchiki

1 Uttar BaraJhar Forest 8,753.79 321 33 (-) (-) TW PO (-) Kalcbini (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kms»

2 Parmalangi 270.33 I 181 68 (-) (-) R PO (-) Kalchini (-5 Kms) (""'5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 3 Nllpara Forest 159.45 . 64 18 '(-) (-) TW (-) (-) Katchini' (-SKms) (-;SKms) (-SKms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 4 Saudamini Tea Gardeq S30.55 2,918 611 P H T,TW (-) Hat KaJcbim (-SKms) Weekly (-5 Kms) 5 Madhya Satali 552.84 3,385 666 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) KalcblDi (-SKms) (-SKms) ~-S Kms) (-S Kms) ( 6 paschim Satali 459.69 391 77 P(2) D W,TW PO Hat Kalehini- Weekly (5-lDKms), 7 Daksbin SataH 499.58 2,879 463 P (-) W,TW PO Hat Kalchini (-S KIDs) Weekly 1 (-S Ktns) 8 Satah Nakadala 523.76 1,263 217 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Kalchini (-5 KIlls) (-SKms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 9 Uttar Mendabari 559.69 1,756 217 P,M,H (-) W,TW , PO (-) Kalacemi (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) J 10 Dakshm Mendabari 579.89 ]'381 299 P (-) W,TW (-) (-;-) , Kalcbiru (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 11 NlmtIjbora Tea Garden 457_92 3,470 694 P,M,H H T,W,TW PO Wednesday Kalachini (-5 Kms) 12 Nlmti Domohanj 618.37 1,559 310 P (-) W,TW PO Hat BS (5-10 hms) Weekly 13 Dakshin Latabari 567.40 1,057 191 P (-) W,TW PTO Hat BS (-5 Kms) Weekly 14 Uttar Latabari Included in Uttar Latabari (NM) as purbba SataH 660.87 1,869 328 P(4),M, H (-) W,TW PO (-) KalchlDl (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms), l' Satah Mandalpara 586.39 1,218 199 p(21 He W,TW PO (-) Ka1cbluni. (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms)

17 Uttar Sa tali 490.89 Uninhabited

18 Madhu Tea Garden 471.26 3,477 692 F(2), M H,D W,TW PO Hat Twice BS ID a Week 19 SataH Tea Garden 538.58 4,401 854 P H,D T (-) Friday RS (-5 Kms) [ .143 ]

!DIRECTORY fJAND USE

Laud use (I. e. area under different types of land use in hectares, ,.... recorded to the nearest Unit) Culturablc Area not Remarks including waste available any placeof ~pproach Nearest Town (including for religious. historical to and distance PQwer Staple Irrigated by Uuirri- gaucher culti- or archaeological Village (in Kms) Supply food Forest source gated and groves) vatioD 4nterest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2Q

PR Alipurduar Rice and 8,349.43 404.36 46 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 242.81 3.24 24.28 Nt 45 Maize PR Alipurduar Rice and 123.43 36.92 N4,M2 40 Wheat PR Alipurduar EA Rice and 0-202.31 157.83 170.38 N 10, C J. 45 Wheat M9. T2

KR Alipurduar Rice aod .....(1 0-20123 465.39 6.48- 60.'1'4' N 10, M 2" 40 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-20,23 329.82 8.02 101.55 N 12. M 2 ( 40 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-20.23 345.60 12.14 121.61 N 1

KR Alipurduar Rice and ~, 0-20,64 404.69 8.0!) 426.27. N 3, M 1 , 25 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-20.23 515.78 4.05 39.,53 N3, M 1 29 Wheat P·R Alipurduar EA Rice and 12.14 0-40.47 285.30 16.19 121.82 N20. M9. 25 Wheat C2, T 2 P-R Alipurduar Rice and 20.23 0-40.47 532.17 4.05 21.45 ~ 1,8. M2 22 Wheat ·KR Alipurduar Rice anj 80.94 452.04 4.05 30.75 N5 30 Wheat Included,in Uttar Latab:lri (NM)

KR AlipurduaI Rice and 0-20.23 485.63 8.0!) t46.92 "N 3 40 Wheat ,KR Alipurduar Rice and .. 0-16.,19 449.21 6J)7 ;114.92 N!:!,C 1 42 Wheat M2 ,Uninhabited Air Field

1'R AJipurduar EA Rice and 323.75 t47.51 'N ~O.'C 2, 40 Wheat M2,1'2 'l'R Alipurduar EA Rice and 0-364.22 52.61 421.:75 N 25,C 2. 4S Wheat .M4.. 1' 2. , 144 1 Vll..LAGB

AMENITIES AN»

Amenities available [if no t available within the village, distance from tho Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" "(10+Kms.)" Total number of ,... -"--- Household Post and Total and Population Telegraph - area ,--J------.. (including Communicatiolll3> of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stop, rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station, (in Popu- House- water or Snb-Post market/hat, water '.L.!lIe. Name of village hectares) lation hold Educational Medical (Potable) Office) if any ways) 1 2 3 4(a) 4(b) 5 6 7 8 9 10

13 P. S. Kalchiki-contd.

20 Malangi S55.11 5,852 1,052 P(2), M, H,D T PO Hat BS Tea Garden H Weekly 21 Beech Tea Garden 651.08 5,388 983 P D T (-) Hat Kalchini (-S Kms) Weekly (-5K.msp 22 Bhamobari 769.62 6,441 1,316 P D T (-) Friday BS Tea Garden (-5 Kms) 23 Darsingpara 1,982.20 10,663 1,840 P(4) HC T PTO Hat BS Tea Garden 24 Torsa Tea Garden 1,347.40 5,465 1,027 P(2) H,D T (-) Thursday BS (-5 Kms) 25 Mechiabasti 198.73 791 ISS P (-) T,W (-) (-) Kalchini (-SKms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms)' 26 Gopimohan 367.61 146 35 (-) (-) F (-) (-) Kalchini! Tea Garden (-5 Kms) (-5 KIDs) (-5 Krns) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms)"o

~7 Joygaon 168.89 6,468 1,224 P(5), M(2) (-) T PO Wednesday, BS (-5 KIns) Daily Market 21 Chhota Joygaon 40.21 781 129 P (-) T (-) (_)1 Kalchini (-5Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms),- 29 Gaburbasra Forest 4,7'4.08 615 121 P H T (-) (-) BS (-SKms) (-5 Kms) 30 Rangamati .1,500.47 6,140 1,166 P(4) H,D T PO Saturdar Kalchini, Tea Garden (10+Kms) 31 Bhutri Forest 1,507.46 457 66 P (-) TW (-) (-) Kalchini (-5 Kms) (-S ~ms) (-SKIDs) (10+Kms), 32 Radharani 291.05 922 205 P H,D T (-) Hat Kalchini Tee Garien (-5 Kms) WeeklY' (-5 Kms) 33 Chuapara 9S1.35 4,901 903 P,M H,D T (-) Hat Kafchini Tea Garden (-5 Kms) Saturday (-5 Kms)" 34 Chuapara 236.07 58 12 P (-) W (-) (_._) Kalchini (-Sl{ms) (-5 Kms) (-5 KD?s) (-5 Kms)" 35 Mechiabasti 1,QI6.24 4,859 908 P(2) H,D T (-) Hat Kalchini Tea Garden (-5 Kms) Weekly (-5 Kms), 36 Bbatpara 1,277.63 6,476 1,307 P(2) H,D T (-) Saturday Kalchini TeaGarden (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 37 Kalchini 2,305.85 16,274 3,358 P(3), M, H T PTO Daily I}S, RS Tea Garden H,PUC \ Market Gangulia 611.85 3,870 784 P H T TO Friday Kalchini 38 , Tea Garden (-SKIDs) DIllECIOR'Y . ' L4~D USE

Land tue (I.e. area under different types of land use in hectares. recorded'to the nearest Unit ,------__'__-'-~------""'1 Culturable Area not Remarks including , wast~ available any place of Approach Nearest Town (mcludIng for religious, historical to and distancc' Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri­ gaucher culti- or archaeological Village (in Kms) Supply food Forest source gated and groves) vation interest 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20

PR Alipurduar EA Rice and 0-404.69 323.75 4.86 121.81 N IS, C 1 I 50 Whe;, t M2,T2 I }>R Alipurduar EA Rice and 0-404.6', 242.81 3.58 N 15. Cl 42 Wheat M 2. T2 743.82 24.80 PR Alipurduar EA Rice and \ N 17, ~ I. I' 42 Wh'eat' • M 2, T'2 PR Alipurduar EA Rice and 735.32 1,244.18 N 15, C 5 50 Wheat M 6, T2 PR Alipurduar EA Rice and 809.38 254.55 283.47 N 19, C 2, 60 Wheat M2,T2 KR Alipurduar Rice and 137.51 16.19 45.03 N5,Mi 60 Wheat { KR Alipurduar Rice and .. 65.55 8.09 N8,Ml 60 Maixe \. PR,KR Alipurduar ED Rice and 154.14 2.02 12.73 N 30, MIS. 58 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 31.97 8.24 N2.M2 62 Maixe PR Alipurduar Rice and 1,451}2 55.85 3,286.61 N2.M2 40 Wheat PR Alipurduar EA Rice and 690.80 809.67 N IS, M2, 48 Wheat e2. T2 PR Alipurduar Rice and 1,507.46 N2 32 Wheat PR Alipurduar EA Rice and 255.36 7.28 28.41 N 5, C I, 40 Wheat M I, T 1 PR Alipurduat EA Rice and 888.06 20.23 43.06 N20,C3 38 Wheat M2,T2 KR Alipurduar Rice and 121.41 97.93 16.73 45 Wheat PR,KR Alipurduar ,EA Rice and 659.64 20.23 336.37 N 10, C I, 40 Wheat M2,T2 PR,KR Alipurduar EA Rice and 1,214.07 4.05 59.51 N 10, C 1, 40 Wheat M2,T2 PR Alipurduar EA Rice and 2.204.34 20.23 81.28 N 30. C 10, 33 Wheat M 10, T2 KR Alipurduar EA Rice and 4,05 566.16 41.64 N 10,C I, 29 Wbeat MI,T! 146 1 VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. , ':('-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)'· u(lO+Kms.)"] Total number of ~ ------~ Household Post and .Total and Population Telegragh area ...---_ ...... -----.. (including Communication of the Total No. Branch DayoI days (Bus-stop, rail r Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station: J.L. (in Popu- House- water or Sub-Post marker/hat, w... ter No. Name of village hectares) lation hold Educational (Potable), Office) if an >. ways) 1 2 4 4(a) 4(b) 5 7 8 9 10

12 P. S. Kn/chini-Conc1d. I I T,TW (-) Tuesday Kalchini 39 Dima Tea Garden 611.86' 4,223 965 P(3), M H (-5 Kms) (-SKms) I t' 40' Bhatkhawa 305.99 4,886 947 P H,D T PO Tuesday BS Tea Garden PO Friday BS 41 Atiabari 741.99 4,998 1,007 P(2) H,D T, TW, R,W Tea Garden , { ,BS, RS 42 Rajabhat 422.12 3,295 677 P H T PO Friday ,Tea Garden " 043 Buxa Forest 11,968.42 7,984 1,470 P,M D R,W PO Hat BS (Raja Bhat Khawa) Weekly 044'Buxa Hill Forest 11,662.98 2,227 360 P(12) (-) R,W PO Hat BS (-5 Kms) Weekl~ 045 Buxa Forest 6,111.18 6,367 1,484 P (-) R,W PO (-) Kalcbini (Panbari Khanda~ (5-10 Kms) (5-10 Kros) (5-10Kms~ I Grand Total 885.3 151,948 29,457 P-75 0-15 (Sq, Kms) M-ll H-18 H-5 HC-2 PUC-l 147 J

DmECTORY

LAND USE

Land use (i. e. area under different types ofland use in hectares, recorded-Jo.. to ______the nearest Unit) -, Culturable Area not Remarks including waste avaliablc any place of Approach Nearest Town (including for religious, historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri- gaucher culti· or archaeological Village (in Kms) Supply food Forest source gated and groves) vatioD interest 11 12 13 14 1S 16 17 18 19 20

KR Alipurduar EA Rice and 597.48 104.38 N 20, C 2, 32 Wheat M3, T2 PR,KR Alipurduar EA Rice and 724.80 . 81.19 N IS, C 2, 28 Wheat M 3,T2 PR,KR Alipurduar EA Rice and 0.81 543.90 25.69 172.19 N 15. C 2, 25 Wheat M 3.T2 PR,KR Alipurduar EA Rice and 0-20.23 323.71 17.40 60.78 N 12,C2, 28 Wheat M2. T2 PR Alipurduar Rice and 2.365.01 0-121.41 9,482.00 N 8, C 10, 18 Wheat M2 PR Alipurduar Rice and 889.32 0-239.57 ]0,534.09 N 5, M2. 18 Wheat I"t PR Alipurduar Rice and 1,214.88 4,896.30 N2 43 Wheat

16,1>17.30 0-1.992.26 16,771.31 I,S10.05 33,712.79 N-461 M-99 C-55 T-36

149 1

ALPHABETICAL LISl' OF VILLAGES

14 P. S. KUMARGRAM

St. J.L. SI. .J.L. No. Name of ViUagei No. Ne. Name of Villages No. 1 2 3 2 3

rJ f' 1 Amarpur 36 29 adhya Kamakhyaguri l' 2 Barabisa 49 30 Madhya Narathali 12 3 Bara Daldali 44 31 Majherdabri Sit 4 Baruipara S5 32 Marakhata 2.S S Bhalka 53 33 Narathali 23 47 ~4 Newlands Tea Garden 6 Bhalka Forest 31, 7 Chengmari 41 35 Paglarhat 40 8 Chhota Daldali 22 36 Pakriguri 54 ') Chunia Jhora Tea Garden 3 37 Paschim Cnakchaka 19 9 1 10 Dakshin Chengmad 42 38 Paschim Chengmari 2' 11 Dakshin Haldibari 39 39 Paschim Narathali 13 12 Dakshin Kamakhyaguri 17 40 Phaskhawa Tea Gardea 2 13 Dakshin Narathali 14 41'• Pukharigaon 36 14 Dakshin Rampur 51 42 Purbba Chakchaka 50 "I 15 Dhantali 28 4'3 Purbba Narathali 20 11{j Dhumpara Forest 32 44 , Purbba Salbari " -I'1 :1.7 Gachhimari 21 45 Radhaoagar 4' 18 Ghaksapara 45" 46 Rahimabad Tea Gardea S 19 Hemaguri 43 ~7 Rydak Forest 11 20 Joydebpur 29 48 Rydak Tea Garden (0 21 Jainti Tea Garden 6 49 Sachaphu Forest 1 22 Jainti Tea Garden II 8 50 S!\pkos Tea Garden 34 23 Kartika Tea Garden 4 51 Telipara II 24 Kumargram 31 52 Turturikhanda 1 25 Kumargram Tea Garden 33 53 Turturi Tea Garden 9 !Z6 Lalchandpur 27 54' Uttar HAldfuari 35.. '1.7 Laskarpara si 55 Uttar Kamakhyaguri o1S t ~ t.« ~ 21 Madhya Haldibari 31 sj Uttar Narthali M I 150 ) VILLAGE.

AMENITIES AlvlJ

Arneni~ies available [if,not a,(ailable within the village, distance from the village where avallab.e ID broad ranges in bracket in Kms, i. e. "(-5 :Kms.)" "(5-JO Kms.) "(10+Kms.)"J

Total number of ~---. Houtenold Post and Total, Telegrapll area l'~~ (including Communicatiolls. of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stop. rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station, J.L. (in Popu- House- (water or Sub-Post market/hat water No, Name of village hectares}, Jation hold lldllca tiona] Medical Potable) Office) • irany ways) 1 2 3 4 (a) 4(b) S 6 7 8 9 10

14 P. S. Kumargram

1 Sachaphu Forest 4,845.72 Uninhabited

2- Phaskhawa 532.94 89l 182 P H T 'H Weekly BS 'rea GaYden (-5 Kms.) Hat

3 Chunia lhora 764.56 1,792 38<1' _p H T , (-) Weekly BS Tea Gardln (-5 Kms) Hat 4 Kartika Tea Garden 1,343.9') 3,148, 599 P H T (-) WeekJy BS (-5 Kms) Hat ,.1, ; J '" 5 Rahimabad 800.78 2,443

6 Jainti Tea Garden 1>222.57 2.465 ~IS P(2) I! T PTO W~\dY BS Hat

7 TUltmi Knan<1a 514.~ 2,6.46 , 528 P (-) W,R PTO Weeldy BS (-5 KIlls) Hat

8 Jainti Tea Garden 230.23 851 , m Amenities shQwn against 1.t. No.6

9 Turlw:i Tea Garden 617.% 1.:368 291 P H T (-) t-J as (-5 KtnS)1 '(-5 Km's) 10 Rydak Tea Garden 2,779.r:J7 5,~(lO l,112 P , 'H T PO Weekly llS o. Hat 11 1l.ydak Fore&t 10.12.8,1.() Uninhabited

12 ,MJldhya Natathali 596.65 2,910 548 P(2) (-r' W.TW (-) (~) KumargfalIl> (-5 KIDs) (-5 Kms) (-,5 "F;ll\s) (-5 Kmsj 13 J'lI~chim Na(atbali 579.58 2,471 42~ F(2) W,TW (-1 (-) . Kuruargrllrn. H" "'- (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 KIDS) 14 Daksbin Nalatba1i. 461,49 4,469 i5~ P(2),M.H H W,TW 1'0 H BS,RS ; (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 15 Uttar Kalllakhyaguri 3S(J.80 1,7ti7 1,345 P(4).M, H, PRC W,TW PTO, DaiJ y :"1 arket, 113 ~uc Phone Weekly Hat

16 Madhya K~makbyagU1j 457.34 2.175 416 P (-) W,TW (-) H BS. (-5 Kms) (-5 Kmsl (--5 KmsJ 17 Dakshin Kamakhyagllli 461l.34 2oll:! 4C,9 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) ])S. (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-SKms) [ 151 I

!DIRECTORY

.LA.ND USE

Land use (I. e. area under different types of land use in hectares. recorded to the nearest Unit) Culturablc Area not Remarks including waste avaliablc IlllY place of ~pproach Nearest TG ... <.. (including for religious, historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri- gaucher cul.ti- or a~chaealogical Village (in Krns) Supply food Forest source gated and groves) vatton mterest ! 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Uninhabited 4,845.72

PR Alipurduar ED Rice and 190.61 316.37 '25.46 40 Wheat

PR Alipurduar ED Rice and 105.22 330.22 135.17 193.95 40 Wheat

PR Alipurduar ED Rice and 148.92 0-39.66 315.25 840.14 32 Wheat

PR Alipurduar ED Rice and 48.56 290.56 461.66 40 Wheat

PR Alipwduar ED Rice and 159.85 1,062.72 42 Wheat

PR Alipurduar Rice and 161.87 202.34 40.47 110.2g 45 Wheat Amenities shown against J. L. No.6 230.23 , . 'PR,KR Alipurduar ED Rice and 125.05 224.20 268.71 Wheat 30 , uPR Alipurduar ED Rice and 0-89.03 707.80 50.99 1,931.25 39 Wheat I. Uninhabited 10,036.21 77.30 14.5!J

KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-60.70< 343.98 110.48 81.4' .:.:. 50 Wheat KR Alipulduar Rice and 0-80.94 323.75 80.94 93.95 3d Wheat 'PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-60.70 263.45 JO.12 127.2-2, 30 Wheat 'PR, KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-60.70 20.23 80.94 188.93 Training (.:um f 25 Wheat Production cJntra for Women by T.e. Dept PR,KR Alipuiduar, Rice and 0-60.70 222.58 80.94 93.02 23 Wheat I>R,.KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-40.47 242.81 80.94 96.12 21 Wheat ,( 152 )

VILLAGE., , AMENITIES AN/)' , .' Amenities available [if not available within the village, distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" "(10 + Kms.)"] Total number of Household Post and Total and PopulationA.. ___,","\ Telegraph area "... (including Day Communicatio.. of the Total No. Branch or days Total (Bus-stop, ~illage of Drinking Post Office of the rail station, '.L. (in Popu- House- water or Sub-Post market/hat hectares) water N,? Name of vi~age lation hold Educational Medical (potable) Office) if any ways) 1 2 3 4(a) 4(~) 5 6 7 8 9 !O 14 P. S. Kumargram-contd.

18 Telipara 545.24 2,556 447 - P (-) W,TW PO (-) BS (-5'Kms) (-5 Kms) 19 Paschim Chakchaka 265.51 1.304 248 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) 20 Purbba NarathaIi 464.54 2,275 398 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Kumar~raJ:D> (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-S Kms) 21 Gachhimari 457.58 1.191 213 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Kumargram, (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-S Kms) (-5 Kms) 22 Chhotta Daldal\ S54.83 2.212 364 P (-) W,TW PO (-) Kumargr~m (-SKms) (-5 Kms) (-SKms) rn Narathali 634.38 3,342 621 P(2), M, PHC W,TW PO Daily Market, Kumargr~m. H , WeeklY-Hat (-S Kms) 24 Uttar Narathali 392.10 1.329 239 P (-) ,W,TW PO (-) Kumargram- (-S Kms) (-S Kms) (~5 Kmsj Marakhata 502.29 1,872 327 25 P (-) W,TW PO Daily KumargraOli I ' , (-5Kms) market (-5 Kms) Paschim Chengmari 570.39 2,020 321 26 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) • Kumargam! (-5 Kms) (-SKms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms)

27 , Lalchandpur 220.96 333 5{ P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Knmargram (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) r28 Dhantali 359.49 401 69 P (-) W.TW (-) (-) Knmargram (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5Kms)

29 loydebpur 506.97 1.4116 267 P r (-) W,R (-) (-) Kumargram. (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 KmS') (-S Kms)

30 Amarpur 396.37 1,451 271 P (-) W,R (-) (-) Kumar gram. (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) / (-SKms) (-S Kms~ at Newlands Tea Garden 1,154.69 4,611 942 P H T' (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-S Kms}

~2_ Dhumpara Forest 3,009.66 Uninhabited

83 Kumargram 868.88 4,557 859 P H T PTO (-) BS Tea Garden (-5 Kms)

34 Sankos Tea Garden 933.21 4,68S 869 P H T (-) (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) [ 153 nffiECTORY

LAND USE

land use (i.t. area under different types ofland use in hectares, recorded to the nearest Unit)

<::ulturable Area not Remarks includhlR waste available any place of Approach ~c;are~t Town (including for religious. historical to and dIstance ~ower Staple Irrigated by Unirri- gaucher culti- or archaeological Village (in Kms) Suppl~ food Forest source gated and groves) vation interest 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 l' 20

PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-40.47 303.51 16n.17 100.09 30 Wheat

PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 121.41 67.99 76.11 31 Wheat . :KR. Alipurduar Rice and 0-60.70 283.28 60.70 59.16 48 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-40.47 202.34 IOU7 113.60 52 Wheat

KR Alipurduar Rice and 0:_(jO.70 263.05 80.94 150.14 52 Wheat

KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-101.17 303.51 80.94 148.76 50 Wheat

KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-40.47 202.34 60.70 as.s, 54 Wheat KR Alipurdoar Rite and 0-10.94 222.58 80'94 117.83 55 Wheat , I KR Alipurduar Rice and 0..l101.17 303.51 60.70 105.01 58 Wheat

KR Alipurduar Rice and 101.17 40.47 79.32 60 Wheat

KR ,Alipurduar Rice and 141.64 80.94 13UI 62 Wheat,

KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-20.23 242.81 30.94 162.99 65 Whea~

KR Alipurduar Rice and b---!20.23 182.11 80.94 113.09 67 Wheat

PR Alipurduar ED Rice and J,154.69 60 Wheat

Uninhbaited 2.149.79 52.61 107.26 64 Wheat

PR Alipurduar ED Rice and 48.97 220.96 598.95 Temple- 60 Wheat FR Alipurduar ED Rice and 325.37 49.78 551.06 65 Wheat [ 154 ]

VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in brack~t in Kms. i. e. "(-5 Kms.)" "(5-10 Kms.)" "(10+Kms.)"] Total number of r- household Post and Total and Population Telegraph area r-----"------, (including Communication of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stop, rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station, J.L. (in Popu- House- water or Sub-Post market/hat water No. Name of village hectares) lation hold Educational Medical (Potable) Office) if any ways) 1 2 3 (4) (4 b) 5 6 7 8 9 10 14 P. S. KI.margram-contd.

3S Uttar Haldibari 488.3l 1,964 316 P (-) W,R (-) (-) Kumargram (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms)

36 Pukharigaon 308.72 2,263 399 P (-) W,R l(-) (-) Kumargram (:-SKms) (-S Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms)

37 Kumargram S49.69 3,309 633 P(2).M, H PHC W,TW PTO, Daily Market, BS Phone Weekly Hat

38 Madhya Haldibari 640.l9 2,822 504 P(2) (-) W (-) (-) Kumargram (-S KIDs) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-S Kms)

39 Dakshin Haldibari 303.91 1,179 218 P (-) W (-) (-) Kumargram (-5 Kms) (-5 KIDs) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms)

40 Paglarhat 227.78 780 145 P (-) W (-) Weekly BS (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms) Hat

41 Chengmari 391.85 1,249 203 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) BS <,5 Kms) (-5 Kms) (-5 Kms)

42 Dakshin Chengmari 633.34 2,693 469 P (;-) W,TW (-) :(-) BS (-5 Kms) (-SKms) (-5 Kms)

43 Hemaguri 461.54 447 76 P (-) W PO (-) BS (-SKms) (-5 Kms)

44 Bara Daldali 541.05 1,68S 309 P (-) W,TW PO (-) BS (-5 Kms) (-SKms)

<4S Ghaksapara 461.14 2,154 379 P (-) W,TW (-)' Daily Market BS (-S Kms) (-S Kms) Weekly Hat

<46 Radhanagar 292.88 1,276 227 P (-) W,TW PO (-) BS (-SKms) (-5 Kms)

4" Bhalka Forest 3,729.60 Uninhabitei

<41 Purbba Salbari 501.44 1,80S 301 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Kumargram (-SKms) (-S Kms) (-SKms} (-5 Km.)

Barabisa 720.43 2,661 S05 P PHC W,TW (-) (-) BS 4' (-SKms) (-S Kms)

SO Purb'ba Chakchaka 513.22 2,004 382 P,M,H (-) W,TW (-) (-) BS (-SKms) (-SKms) (-5 Kms)

SI Dakshin Rampur 348.14 2,350 417 P,M (-) W,TW PO, (-) BS (-SKms) Phone (-5Kms) [ 155 1

nmECTORY

LAND USE

Land u~ (I. e. area under different types of land use in hectares,

,-______recorded toA _the ____. nearest _____ Unit) ~ Culturable Area Dot Remarks including waste avaliable any place of Approach Nearest Town (including for religious, historical to and distance Power Staple Irrigated by Unirri­ gaucher culti- or archaeologic~ Village (in Kms) Supply food Forest source gated and groves) vation in.terest I 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-40.47 323.75 60.70 63.39 70 Wheat .f

KR AIipurduar Rice and 0-40.47 161.87 40.47 '5.91 65 Wheat

PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-80.94 222.58 80.94 165.23 60 Wheat

KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-101.17 323.75 60.70 154.57 65 Wheat KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-20.23 141.64 60.70 81.34 65 Wheat PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-20.23 101.17 40.47 65.91 58 Wheat

PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-40.47 Ijl1.i4 80.'4 121.80 55 Wheat

PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-121.41 323.75 60.70 127.48 55. Wheat PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 38.63 60.70 312.21 52 Wheat

PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-20.23 222.58 80.'" 217.30 50 Wheat PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-60.70 222.58 60.70 117.1' 40 Wheat

PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-'0.70 101.17 40.47 90.54 45 Wheat Uninhabited 3,5'1.23 127.48 40.89

KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-20.23 303.51 60.70 117.00 50 Wheat

PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-161.87 323.75 ]13.31 121.50 42 Wheat

IPR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-40.47 283.28 70.82 118.65 40 Wheat PR, KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-20.23 161.87 60.70 106.1.14 40 Wheat [ 156 I

VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, distance from the Village where available in broad ranges in bracket in Kms. i. e. "(-S Kms.)" "(S-10 Kms.)" "(10+Kms.),'] Total n11l}lber of Household Post and Total and Population Telegraph area A.._~ (including Communication of the Total No. Branch Day or days (Bus-stop, rail Village Total of Drinking Post Office of the station, J. L. (in Popu- Honse- water or Sub-Post market'/hat, water No. Name of village hectares) lation hold Educational Medi~) (potable) Office) if any ways) ~ 2 3 4(a) 4(b) S - 6 7 8 9 10 14 P. S. Kumargram-contd.

S2 Laskarpara 362.40 3,255 SS9 P D W,TW (-) Daily Market, BS . (-5 Kms) Weekly Hat S3 Bhalka 552.07 2,147 358 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Kumargram (-5 Kms) (-SKms) (-SKIDs) (-SKms) S4 Pakriguri 407.22 1,748 330 t> (-) W,TW (-) (-) Kumargram (-SKms) (-S Kms) (-S Kms) (-S Kms)

I SS Baruipara 295.34 1,416 248 P,M (-) W,TW PO Weekly Kumargram (-SKms) Hat (-SKms)

56 MajherDabri S12.67 1,51)8 285 P (-) W,TW (-) (-) Kumargram (-SKms) (-SKms) (-5 Kms) (-5 KIDs)

'Grand Total 504.0 119,657 21,861 P-61 H-l0 (Sq. Kms) M-8 PHC-4 H-S D-l PUC:'_l I 157 J

bIRECTORY. , ,\ .,LAND USE

Land use (I. e. ~~ under qilfe{~t types of l~~ use in llect&res • , .j recorded to the nearest Umt) . Outurable Area~' RemarQ includinl' waste available auy place of ' 1!\pproacb Nearest Town (including for religious. historical' to and distance 1?ower Staple Irrigated by Unirri­ gauche~ C!I\ti- or I\~chaeolo~ieal Village (in Kms) Supply food' Forest source 'gated and groves) vation interest 11 12 13 14 15 17 11 19

'TR, KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-20,23 121.41 40.47 isO.2' 41) Wheat I 'PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-40.47 323.75 60.70 127.15 45 Wheat

PR,KR Alipurduar Rice and 0-40.47 • 24Z,81 40.47 83.47 ~ 50 Wh'eat KR Alipurduar Rice and 141.64 n.84 80.86 60 Wheat

KR AIipurduar Rice ana 0-46.47 283.21 70.01 t18.9l 65 Wheat I'

21,882.57 0-2,05Ul 10,913.17 4,545.45 11,37S.58 [ l5i 1

APPENDIX (I) VILLAGE POLICE STATION WISE ABSTRACT OF EDUCATIONA4

Educational.A.-___ •• ______r

Higher Secondary College Villages Primary Middle Matriculation Puc/Intermediate (Graduate Adult Literacy with nO Schoo} School Secondary 51. Name of Junior College ,-__and .Aabove)__ --. ClassICentr~s Others educatIona" No. Dist./P.S. ,-_.A_"""I ,-_.A--., ,---.A--"""I r---.A--"""I .--_ .A. __ ...... -_.A_"""I facilities ViII. lnst. Vill. lost. Vill. lost. Vill. lest. ViII. Jnst. Viii. Inst. ViIl. Inst. I 2 3 4 5 (; 7 8 ~ 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

Jalpaiguri 665 1.312 13' 154 72 84 ]5 15 l' 046 , 8 78

1 Rajganj 24 116 a 12 4 4 1 3 4 2 2 4

2 Jalpai&Uli 23 200 11 15 , Hi 4 28 3 S 6

J Mal 6-~ '71 6 (j 2 12 2 2 3 3 31 I. .. Matiali 30 50 8 9 6 6

~ Maynaguri 73 155 21 21 (; (; 1 4

, Nagrakata 20 20 5 5 4 , 3

7 Danarhat 47 52 4 4 3 4 3

I Dhupguti S9 gO & S 4 4 l I ! Birpara 20 34 5 6 3 4 2 2 1 1

]0 Falakata 62 127 10 10 4 4 2 2

11 Madarihat 24 041 6 7 3 3 3 3 5 10 4

12 Alipurduar 114 220 29 32 14 15 1 14- Kalchini 39 7S 10 S 13 H S 1 1 .. J •• 4-

14 KUJIlargram 51 61 I a 5 S 1 1 159 J

DIRECTORY MEDICAL AND OTHER. AMENITIES

Medical ------~------, Meternity and Child Villages Welfare Centrel Primary Health Family Primary Community with no Meternity Home/Child Ceatre/fIeaIth Planning Heallh Healtb. Medical Dispensary Hospital Welfare Contre Centre Ceatre Sub-Centre Workers Others facility. , .,-_.A.--, .....-_A_"-\ r---..... ----, r----'---., r-...... ~ ,----"---., ,..---A-----., . t I 'Vill. last. Vill. Inst. vm. lost. Vill. lust. Vill. lost. Vill. Inst. ViII. Inst. VilL Inst. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34

76 78 122 123 13 21 43 44 13 1J 9 9 18 lJ 21 32 520

4 4 4 .. 20 2 3 1 7 7 1 1 4 .. 6" 14 J1

I 3 3 10 10 1 1 ! 2 1 1 .t!5 I 5 5 15 15 2 2 2 2 1 1 H

3 3 7 7 2 2 ~5 11 16 16 16 16 2 2 2 :2 ,

4 4 23 23 2 2 :12

1 3 3 58

JO 10 12 12 2 2 U AS 9 12 7

4 4 5 S 3 3 2 2 3'4

, 5 5 11 14 1 1 1 • i' 4 4 IS .. 4 7 8 5 , 7 7 I t 2 7 106

'is 15 18 11 2 2 '., 19 1 HI 1. f .. .u r 160 J APPENDIX (I) VILLAGE: POLIClt STATIONWISE ABSTRACT OF EDUCATiONAL,.

Drinking water --- ~

Villages wita.. no drinking 51. Name of Tap \fen Tank Tube River Foun- E::anal Other. More than water facility »0. Dist./P.S. Wen .in one source of,any type 1 2 35 3i 37 31 39 40 41 42 43 44

Jalpaiguri 139 611 11 492 59 31 29 411 5 1 Rajganj 2' 28 28 2 Jalpaiguri 2 29 28 8 S 28

3 Mal 79 14 5 17 17 3

4 MatiaH 12 29 S Maynaguri 76 " 3 69 1 , Nagrakata 11 IS 4 1 , 7 Banachat 15 29 10 28 28

a Dhupguri 62 51

9 Birpara a 6 11 1 I 2 13

} 10 Palakata 4 61 63 2 61

11 :Midarihat 6 211 22 5 4 2 26

·12 Alipurduar 12$ 126 24 123

13 Kalchini %3 17 18 5 .. 18

14 Kumargram 11 41 32 5 I 161 1

DIRECTORY MEDICAL AND OTHER AMENITIES ; Communications Power SuPPl1 ,_'______.A. ______\ ------., r-----.A --~

P.O. T.O. P.T.O, P.O. & T.O.& P.T.O.& Phone Bus Stop Railway Navigable Available Not Phone Phone Phone Station waterway availallie 45 45 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 5'

181 1 10 25 9 36 270 34 189 547

11 9 9 19

14 2 6 5 9 20

14 26 12 16 85

2 3 15 11 19 11

27 3 2 28 13 64 I 4 11 11 16 7

10 2 19 3 24 ~6

19 ',' 20 4 58

6 2 2 12 13 8

15 5 15 2 14 4~

2 3 2 2 13 3 11 17 , 36 2 54 9 120

19 3 16 2 21 22

11 3 2 30 1· [ 162 1 APPENDIX (II)-VILLAGE DIRECl'ORY

LAND UTILISATION DATA IN RESPECT OF NON-MUNICIPAL T0WNS (CBNESUS TOWNS)

Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded to the nearest unit.) ,- Culturable waste land Area not- SI.~. Name of Town and Police Station Total area Forest Irrigated Unirrigated including available for with in brakets by souree gauchar & cultivation grove 1 2 3 4 S (j 7 8

1 Dabgram 4,586.00 NA NA NA NA NA (P. S. Rajganj)

2 Mal 256.00 NA NA NA NA NA (p.S. Mal)

3 Odla9ari 927.00 NA NA NA NA· NA (P.S. Mal)

4 Domohani 1,857.00 143.40 1,279,20 88.80 340.60 (p. S. Maynaguri)

S Mainaguri 1,238.00 58.80 660.18 60.80· 438.22 (P. S. Maynaguri)

, Gairkata 296.00 NA NA NA NA NA (P. S. Benarhat)

., Dhupguri 1,455.00 NA NA NA NA NA (p. S. Dhubguri) 330.00 S Falakata 492.00 162.00 (p. S. Falakata)

NA NA 9 Alipurduar Rly Jnc. 864.00 NA NA NA (P. S. Alipur Duars) NA 10 Uttar Latabari 668,00 NA NA NA NA (P. S. Kalchini) 163

APPENDIX (Ill) VILLAGE DIRECfORY

LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE NO AMENITIES AV AI~ABLE EXCEPT DRINKING WATER

SI. J. L. Name of the S1. J.L. Name of the No. No. Villages No. No. Villages t 2- 3 t 2 3

1 P. S. RAJGANG 7 P. S. BANARHAT 1 14 Araji Bhelakaba-III 30 Jalapara 2 2S Badlagachh 2 32 Chapaguri Khanda.

2 P. S. JALPAIGUJU 8 P. S. DHUBGURI 1 10 Amar Khana 1 95 Gosairhat 2 11 Dharmadcb 2 102 Gadong II 3 13 Rarmadeb 4 16 Mari Kamala Pukuria 9 P. S. BIRPARA 5 17 Singimani Part-(I) 7 Dangapara 6 18 Chit Land of Singimari 10 P. S. FALAKATA 3 P. S. MAL 1 7 Dalmoney Tea Garden I 1* 1 Paschim Tatgaon 2 30 Nidamjhora Tea Garden 11 P. S. MADARIHAT 3 32 Khasjangal 2S Dumchi Forest 4 33 Syli Tea Garden 5 34 Rani Chera Tea Garden 12 P. S. ALIPURDUAR 6 36 Sisubari Tea Garden 1 1 Torsa Forest 7 38 Betbari Tea Garden 2 15 Salkumar Forest 8 49 Baintguri Tea Garden 3 22 Paschim Simla Bad 9 52 Nipuchhapur Tea Garden 4 71 Karipara 10 59 Anandapur Tea Garden 5 82 Madhya Sibkata 11 71 Malhati Forest 6 93 Chikliguri Chhit 7 195 Joypur 4 P. S. MITIALI S 107 Sambalpur Nil 9 108 Garokheeta 10 109 Dargi 11 119 Uttar Chakirbas 5 P. S. MA YNAGURI 1* 25 Gopalganj 13 P. S. KALCHINI 2 26 Sisuabari Paschim 3 Nilpara Forest 3 57 Purbba Sisuabari 2 26 Gopimohan Tea Garden

6 P. S. NAGRAKATA 14 P. S. KUMARGRAM Nil Nil

. * Star mark shows that there is no amenities available including drinking water. 164 1

APPENDIX (IV)-VILLAGE DIRECTORY

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING T0 THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES A. SCHEDULED CASTES Range of se J. L. Range of J.L. No. Name of Villages BC No. Name of Villages 1 2 3 2 3

1 P. S. RAJGANJ 2 P. S. JALPAIGURI 0-5* 16-20 6-10 23 Gadheaganj 21-30 10 Amarkhana 11-15 22 Ambari Falakata 31+ Barapatia Nutanbas 25 Badlagachh 2 Bht"Iakoba 16-20 3 Satkhamar 21-30 24 Jugibbita 4 Babadur 31+ Jungle Mobal 5 Patkata 3 Binnaguri 6 Pabarpur 4 Simulguri 7 Kharia 5 Lalitabari 8 MandaI Ghat 6 Mantadari 9 Garalbari 7 Sikarpur 11 Dharmmadeb 8 Guzrimari 12 Araji Amarkbana 9 ehhat Guzrimari 13 Rammadeb 10 Kismat Sukani 14 Araji Maria Kamala Pukhari 11 Araji Bbelakoba I 15 Singimari Dwitya Khanda 12 Pani Kauri 16 Maria Kamala Pukbari 13 Araji Bhelakoba II 17 Singimari Pratham; Khanda 14 Araji Bbelakoba ITI 19 Berubari Nagar 15 Chbat Sikarpur 20 Shakati 16 Araji Binnaguri 21 Binnaguri 17 Chakiabhita 22 Daikhata 18 Kamarbhita 23 Berubari 19 Mehendigachh 24 Banskanthia 20 Balaigachh 2S Araji Garalbari 21 Mahanbhita 26 Nandanpur 26 Patharghata 27 Kharija Berubari 27 Sannyasikata 28 Kachua 28 Sukani 29 Boalmari 2' Kukurjan 3 P. S. MAL 2 P. S. JALPAIGURI 0-5* 9 Saogaon Tea Garden 6-5* 10 Lishriver Tea Garden 6-10 13 Dakshin Phulbari 11-15 16 Apatchand Forest [ 165 J APPENDIX (IV)-VILLAGE DIRECTOR¥'

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTlls AND SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOl"AL POPULATION BY RANGES

A. SCHEDULED CASTES

{Range of J. L. Range of J. L. SC No. Name of Villages se No. Name of Villages 1 2 3 2 3

3 P.S. MAL 3 P.S. MAL 0-5* 23 Turibari 16-20 24 Pathar Jhora Tea Garden 26 Daling Kote Tea Garden 81 Lataguri 28 Gourjang Johra Tea Garden 21-30 19 Daksbin Odlabari 37 Damdimhat 27 Malnadi Tea Garden 38 Betbari Tea Garden 30 Nidam Jhora Tea Garden 49 Damdim Tea Garden 32 Kbas JangaI I 41 Kamlai Tea Garden 51 Nipuchhapur Tea Garden 42 New Glenco Tea Garden 53 NicbchaIsa 43 Haihai Pathar Tea Garden 54 Kantadigbi Kuruarpara 48 Demkajhora 56 Rajadanga 52 Nipuchhpur Tea Garden 61 Dakshin Hanskhali 60 Uttar Hanskbali 67 Chengmari Forest 79 Neora Nadi Tea Garden 76 Jhar Majh Gram

~10 7 Kalagaity Tea Garden 80 Purbba Kantadighi Kumarpara 18 Odlabari Tea Garden 88 Dakshin Khalpltra 22 Manabari 90 Adabari 25 Menglass Tea Garden It}) Purbba Premganj 31 Rangamati Tea Garden 31+ 6 Kalagaity 33 Syli Tea Garden 14 Hanskhali 34 Ranichera Tea Garden i5 Gojaldoba Tea Garden 36 Sisubari Tea Garden 17 Targhera 46 Tesimala '57 Bara Gharia 47 Haihai Pathar 58 Anandapur 49 Baintguri Taa Garden -62 Gocbimari 50 Purbba Damdim 63 Sidabari 59 Anandapur Tea Garden 1(54 Apalchand 72 Jogesh Chandra Tea Garden 65, Neolabasti 11-15 11 Bagrakot Tea Garden 66 Golabari 35 Khas Jangal II -68 Chengmari Dangapara 55 Kumlai :]0 Paschim Dolaigaon. 69 Purbba Dolaigaon 71 MlUbati Forest 75 Dhalabari 4'3 Uttar Chengmari (6-20 4 Elluenury Tea Gardan 74 Uttar Majhgram 5 Washabari Tea Garden 77 KodaI Kati 21 Manabari Tea Garden V8 Neora ( 166 ]

APPENDIX (IV)-VILLAGE DIRECI'ORY

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

A. SCHEDULED CASTES aanpof J. L. Range of J. I.. se No. Name of Villages SC No. Name of Villages 1 2 3 1 2 3

SP. S. MAL 4 P. S. MITIALI 81+ 82 Dakshin Kantadighi Kumarpara 6-10 18 Sathkaya Tea Garden 83 Chikarmati 20 Neora Majhiali 84 Kranti 25 Batabari Tea Garden as Dak"hin Ma.lh~Iam it-ts 8 SatllSing Tea Gatden 86 Uttar Khalpara 9 Yongttoog Tea Garden' 87 Chengmari Hat 13 Chalsa Tea Qarden 89 Uttar Saripakuri 16 ChaIsa Mahabari 91 Uttar Matiali 31 Nimna Tandu Forest 92 Jhar Matiali 16-20 7 Chaluni Tea Garden 93 Chak Maulani' 21-30 22 Mathachulka 94 Dakshin Chak Maulani 27 Uttar Dhupjhora 95 Dakshin Saripakuri 31+ 11 Maogalbari 96 Chapadanga 21 Salbari 97 Pascbim Sangapara 26 Purbba Batabari 99 Purbba Muamari 28 Dakshin Dhupjhor& 102 Premganj MajhiaJi 104 Purbba Sangapara 5 P. S. MAYNAGURI 105 Dakshin Matiali 0-5* 3 Forest Ramsai 106 Bidurerdanga 10 Jadabpur Tea Garden. 107 Bususuba 11 Nimna Tandu Forest i-l0 2 Purbba Dobbari .. P. S. MITIALI 11-15 Ja-S4' 1 Eogo Tea Garden 16-20 •• I 2 Juranti Tea Garden 21-30 3 Nakbati Tea Garden 31+ 5 Panbari 4 Sooagachhi Tea Garden 6 Satvendi , Aibhil Tea Garden 7 Jbar Baragila 12 Matialihat 8 Kaoagap 14 Indoog Tea Garden 9 Ramsai 15 Kilkote Tea Garden 12 Uttar Kalamati 19 Khariar Bandar 13 KajaI Dighi 29 Baradighi Tea Garden 14 Dakshio Kalamati, 30 Chhaoapha ti 15 Chengmari ~10 6 Nagaisuri Tea Garden 16 Kumarpara 10 Matiali Tea Garden 17 Baubari 167 I APPENDIX (IV)-VILLAGE DIRECfORY

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED €AST8S AND SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES A. SCHEDULED CASTES

IQlange of J, L. Range cf J. L. SC No. Name of Villages SC No. Name of Villaaes 1 2 3 1 2 3

"S P. S. MAYNAGURI 5 P. S. MAYNAGURI 51+ 18 Chatrarpar 31+ 63 Balasan 25 Gopalganj 64 Purbba Harmati 26 Sisua Bad 6S Paschim Harmati 27 Paschim Bargharia 66 Dakshin Bhuskadamaa 28 Dharmmapur 67 Uttar Bhuskadanga 29 Gaurgram 611 Gartali Jalpes 30 Dakshin Putimari 69 Paschim Salbari 31 Barnes 70 Purbba Salbari 32 Uttar Putimari 71 Basilar Danga 33 Uttar Dangapara 72 Nirendrapur 34 Dakshin Ulladatjari 73 Tekatali 35 Ulladabari 74 Dwari Kamari 3' Bagjan 75 Charerbari 41 Singimari 76 Dhaolaguri 42 Paitka Khoeha 77 Ratherhat 43 Banga1 Jhar 78 CllUra Bhandar 44 Dakshin Baragila 79 Bhaugamali 45 Paschim Baragila 80 Purbba Dehar 46 Chapgar 81 Haslu Dauga '47 Purbba Baragila 82 Bhangar Hat 48 Betgara 83 Charchura Bhandar 49 Amguri 84 labaramli 50 Uttar Khagrabari 85 Saptibari 51 Madhya Khagrabari 86 Putbba Baragharia 52 Dakshin Khagrabari 88 Brahmapur 53 Uttar Madhab Danga 89 Paharpur 54 Madhab Dauga 90 Baikur Gaurgram 55 Dakshin Madhab Danga 56 Dakshin Dangapara 6 P. S. NAGRAKATA 57 Purbba Sisuabari 0-5* 1 Jiti Tea Garden 58 Bara Kamat 3 Nayasaili Tea Garden 59 Penchahati 7 Nagrakta 60 Padamati 8 Sukbani Basti ·61 Kbaerkbal 9 Bbagatpur Tea Gardea '62 Bhotpertti II) Kurti Tea Garden ( 1()! ]

APPENDIX (IV)-VILLAGE DIRECTORY

,LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND­ SCH_EDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

A. SCHEDULED CASTES

'Banpof J. L. Range of J. L. Sc No. Name of Villages SC No. Name of Vi]J&Ie&- 2 3 1 2 3

,P.S. NAGRAKATA 7 P. S. BANAItHAT 0--5· 11 Gati'a Tea

APPENDIX (IV)-VILLAGE DmECTORY

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE

A. SCllEDULED CASTES bngeof J. L. Range of J.L. SC No. Name of Villages SC No. Name of ViIl~gel 1 1 3 2 3

I P. S. DHUBGURI 8 P. S. DHUBGURI o-s· 59 Sonakhuli 31+ 77 Mainatali 6-10 23 78 Dakshin Altagram 11-15 79 Jakhalikona 10 Patkidaha 16-20 -' 81 Dakshin Dangapara 21-30 76 Purbba Altagram 82 Dambari 31+ 22 Pra4hanpara 83 Dakshin Khairbari 23 Uttar Cangapara 8~ Bhotpara 24 Sajoapara 85 Khalaigram 45 Uttar Khuttima~i 86 Madhya Boragari 46 Madhya Khuttimari 88 Baragbaria 47 Bamantari 90 Bbemtia 48 Paschim Dangapara 91 Paschim Magurmari 49 Garialtari 92 Magurmari SI Chauhaddi 93 Purbba Magurmari 52 Paschim Daukimari 94 Uttar Gosairhat S3 Madhya Daukimari 9S Gosairbat S4 Purbba Daukimari 96 Pnrbba MalIikpara 55 Uttar Kathu)ia 97 Dakshin Gosairhat 56 Dakshin Khuttimari 99 Gadang Pratham Khanda 57 Garakhuta 100 Katha Para GO Dakshin Sakojhora 101 Kazipara 61 Mallik Sobba 102 Ga~ang Dwitia Khanda 62 Niraojao Pat 103 Purbba Dangapara 63 Jharmagurmari 104 Pascbim Salbari 64 Kalirhat lOS Purbba Salbari 6S Dakshin Katbulia 66 Dakshin Jhar Altagram 9 P. S. BIRPARA 67 Char Cbarabari O-S* 2 Riti Forest 68 Gadhear Kuti 3 Dheklapara Tea Ga!den 69 Bagribari S Rahimpur Tea Gar(!en 70 Kursamari 6 Sisba Jumrha 71 Bhandani 8 Dimdima Tea Garden 72 Tuklimari 11 Joy Birpara Tea Garden 73 Parkumlai 12 Bandapani Tea Garden 74 Paschim MaUikpara 18 Dumchi 75 Uttar Altagram ( 179 )

APPENDIX (lV)-VILLAGE DIRECfORY

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO tHE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES T9 THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

A. SCHEDULED CASTES

Range of J. L. Range of J. L. SC No. Name of Vijlages SC No. Name of Villages 1 2 3 1 2 3

9 P. S. BIRPARA 10 P. S. FALAKATA u-l0 4 Sarugaon 11 Dhani Rampur 31+ IIp 9 Birpara Tea Garden 12 Ghat Par Sarugram 10 Nangdala Tea Garden 14 Malsagaon 13 Garochera Bandapani 15 Promode Nagar 17 Gopalpur Tea Garden 16 Gokulnagar 31 Lankaparabat 17 Balasundar 11-15 14 Makrapara Tea Garden 18 Jaycbandpur 26 Ram Jhora Tea Garden 19 Bhutnirghat 30 Laukapara Tea Garden 20 Bara Doba 16-20 15 Dalmore Tea Garden 24 Kshirar Kot 16 Hosaiobad Tea Garden 25 Dalimpur 21-30 1 Nepainia 26 Katbalbari 31+ 27 Gaubar Nagar 28 Jateswar 10 P. S. FALAKATA 29 Hedait Nagar 0-5* 5 Ethelbari Tea Garden 30 AI} Nagar 8 Dalgaon Forest 31 Beng Kandi 13 Sarugaon Tea Garden 34 Dalgaon 32 Tasti Tea Garden 36 Uttar Deogaon 33 Dalgaon Tea Garden 39 Madhya Deogaon

6-10 1 Jogi Jhora Barabak 40 Dbul~gaon 41 Paschim Deogaon 42 Iharbeltali 61 Kadamhini Tea Garden 43 Purbba Jharbeltali 11-15 , Chen gmaritari 44 Beltali Bhabdani 22 Parangarpar 45 Naba Nagar 52 Paschim Salkurnar 46 Harinatbpur 16-20 37 Purbba Deogaon 47 Jogendrapur 53 Umacharanpur 48 Satpukuria 21-30 2 Narsingpur 49 Mairadanga 9 Sishabari Sarugaon 50 Taluker Tari 23 Baganbari 51 Chhota Salkumar 35 Karaibari 54 Kbauchand Para 55 Badaitari 56 Sibnathpur 31+ 3 Mechhuadbura Balabatban 57 Locbbmandabri 4 Deolpali 58 Kunja Nagar 10 Khagen Hat [ 171 J APPENDIX (IV)-VILLAGE DmECTORY

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

A. SCHEDULED CASTES

Range of J.L. Range of J. L. SC No. Name of Villages SC No. Name of Villages 1 . 2 3 2 3

10 P. S. FALAKATA 12 P. S. ALIPURDUAR 31+ S9 ChuakhoJa 0-5* 4S Paschim Majberdabri Tea Garden 60 Dakshin Parangarpur S8 Purbba Majberdabri Tea Garden 62 Bansidharpur 79 Uttur Dhalkar 63 Raichenga 83 Pukhuria 64 Kalipur 104 Baniadabri 107 Sambalpur 11 P. S. MADARI HAT- lt6 Uttar Rampur O-S· 19 Uttar Sisubari 118 Dhaola Jhora Tea Gardin 21 Dakshin Rangali Baznar 16-10 39 Paitkapara Tea Gardso 24 Chapaguri 110 Pan ban 27 Dumchipara Tea Garden 120 Kobinur Rufugee Camp 33 Toto Para 11-15 Torsa Forest 34 Ballal Guri 22 Paschim Simlabari 36 Purbba Khairbari 80 Uttar Sibkata 39 Mujnai Tea Garden 99 Taleswarguri 47 Madhya Madarihat 101 Pototola 6-10 20 Dakshin Sisubari 102 Samuk Tala 22 Dakshin Khllirbari III Simlabari 38 Madhya Khairbari 115 Dhala Jhora 42 Islamabad 117 Loknathpur 43 Khairbari Forost 121 Mahakalguri 48 Paschim Madarihat 123 Bara Chakirbas 11-15 28 Hantu Para Tea Garden 16-20 23 Uttar Simlabari 4S Uttar Chhekamari 49 Paschim Jitpur 46 Uttar Madarihat S9 Uttar PaniJguri 49 Dakshin Madarihat 66 Purbba Barachouki 50 Purbba Madarihat 81 Srinatbpur Tea Garden 16-20 3.5 HoJapara Forest 21-3i 36 Uttar Chakoa Kheti 37 Uttar Kaairbari 40 Foskadanga 21-30, 23 Madbya Rangali Baznar 41 Satkodali 29 Gaganda Tea Garden 45 Birpar 56 Bhojardabri 12 P. S. ALIPURDUAR 71 Karipara e-S· 12 Dakshin :iarajbar Forest 76 Bhasadabri

2~ Mathura Tea Garden 77 Daksbin Dhalkar 172 ]

APPENDIX (IV)-VILLAGE DIRECTORY

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND' SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

A. SCHEDULED CASTES

Range of J. L. Range of J. L. SC No. Name of Villages SC No. Name of Villages 1 2 3 2 3

12 P. S. ALIPURDUAR 12 P. S. ALIPURDUAR 21-30 98 Paschim Chepani 31+ 37 Madhya Paitkapara 112 Damsibad 38 Uttar Paitkapara 113 Nurpur 42 Bauchukamari 114 Turturi 43 Chapatali 119 Uttar Cbakirbas 44 Pararpar 125 Chbipra 46 Ghagra 31+ 2 Parpatla Khawa 47 Bairiguri 3 Mejbil 53 Chengpara 4 Paschim Khatalbari 54' Chaprarpar 5 Jogendra Nagar 55 Dakshin Majhirdabri 6 Kala Baria 60 Dakshin PaniaIguri 7 Salkumar Hat 61 Uttar Majherdabri 8 Munsipara 62 Bhelukdabri 9 Pradhanpara 63 Chandi Jhar 10 Jaldapara 64 Chalnipak 11 Nutanpara 65 Paschim Barachouki

13 Sidhabari 67 Bara Gari 14 Suripara 68 Bhati Bari 16 Sirubari 69 Karjipara 17 Purbba Kathal Bari 70 Bindipara 18 Pada Khawa 72 Khatpara 19 Silbari Hat 73 Sal Sala Bari 20 Daksbin Chakroa Kheti 74 Kayakhata 21 Purbba Simlabari 75 Putimari 24 Kumar Para 78 Dakshin Sibkata 26 Uttar Sonapur 82 Madhya Sibkata 27 Dakshin Sonapur 84 Jasudanga 28 Pachkalguri 85 Tatpara 29 Daksbin Kamsinggram 86 Uttar Majid Khana 30 Uttar Kamsinggram 87 Dakshin Majid Khana 31 Tapasi Khata 88 Saudpara 32 Pukuri Tala 89 Uttar Bhatibari 33 Dakshin Paitkapara 90 Chilur Ghat 34 Paschim Salbari 91 Kumarijan 35 Naothoar Tari 92 Paschim Chikliguri [ 173 1 APPENDIX (IV)-VILLAGE DIRECTORY

LIST OF'VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE P~OPORTION OF, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

A. SCHEDULED CASTES ilRange of J, L. Range of I.L. SC No. Name of Villages SC No. Name of Villasos 2 3 2 3

12 P. S. ALIPURnUAR 13 P. S, KALCHINI 31+ 93 ChikJiguri 19 SataH Tea Garden 94 Purbba Chikliguri 20 Malangi Tea Garden 95 Uttar Chikliguri 21 Beech Tea Garden 96 Thanupara 25 Mechia Basti 97 Paschim Khalisamari 27 Joygaon 109 Dangi 28 Chbota Joygaon 122 Dakshin Mahakalguri 30 Rangamati Tea Garden 124 Chhota Chakirbas 33 Chuapara Tea Garden 126 Bakla 35 Mechiabasti Tea Garden 127 Cbepani 39 Dima Tea Garden 128 Purbba Chepani 43 Buxa Forest 129 Uttar Parokata 45 Buxa Forest (PI" _l Bari Khanda) 130 Maddhya Parokata 11-15 3 NiIpara Tea G rden , 131 Purbba Khalisamari 4 Saudamini Tea Garden 132 Dakshin Parokata 23 Darsingpara Tea Garden 133 Brajer Kuthi 24 Torsa Tea Garden 29 Gaburbasra Forest ,13 P. S. KALCHINI 36 Bhatpara Tea Garden 1 0-5'" Uttar Barajhar Forest 37 Kalchini Tea Garden 5 MadhYa SataH 40 Bhatkhawa Tea Garden 7 Dakshin SataH 41 Atiabari Tea Garden 8 SataH Nakadala !{)-20 38 Gangulia Tea Garden 12 Nimti Domohani 21-30 13 Dakshin Latabari 31+ 10 Dakshin Mendabari 15 Purbba Satali

22 Bharnobari Tea Garden 14 P. S. KUMARORAM 26 Gopimohan Tea Garden 0-5'" 3 Chunia Jhora Tea Garden 31 Bhuld Forest 4 Kartika Tea Garden 32 Radha Rani Tra Ganlen 5 Rahimabad Tea Garden 42 Raja Bhat Tea Garden '() Jainti Tea Garden 44 Buxa HilI Forest 7 Turturi K handa "'_IO 9 Uttar Mendabari 8 Jainti Tea Garden II 11 Nimtijhora Tea Garden 10 Rydak Tea Garden 18 Madhu Tea Garden 27 Lalchandpur I 174 1

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LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO 'IHE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND­ SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

A. SCHEDtJLED CASTES

Rangcof 1.L. Range of J.L. SC No. Name of Villages SC No. Name of Villages 1 2 3 2 3

14 P. S. KUMARGRAM 14 P. S. KUMARGRAM 33 Kumargram Tea Garden 31+ 21 Gachhi Mari 6-11 2 Phaskhawa Tea Garden 22 Chhota Daldali 26 Paschim Chingmari 24 Uttar Narathali 34 Sanko! Tea Garden 29 ]oydebpur 11-15 9 Turturi Tea Garden 35 Uttar Haldibari 30 Amarpur 37 Kuroariraro 31 New Lands Tea Garden 3S Madhya Haldibari

1~15 IS Uuttar Kamakhya Guri 39 Daksbin Haldibari

2~ Mara Khata 40 Pailar Hat 56 Majher Dabri 41 Chengmari 11-30 20 purbba NarathaIi 42 Dakshin Chengmari 23 Narathali 44 Bara Daldali , 28 DbantaH 45 Gh!lksa Para 36 l"ukbarigram 46 Radbanagar 43 Hema Guri 48 Purba Salbari "1+ 12 Madbya Naratbali 49 Bara l'!i~a 13 Pascbim Naratbali 50 Purba Chak Chaka. 14 Dakshin Narathali 51 Dakshin Rampur 16 Madhya Kamakhya Guri 52 Laskarpara 17 Dakshin Kamakhya Guri :53 Bhalka 18 Teli Para 54 Pakri Guri 19 Paschim Chak Chaka 35 Balui Para

'" Excludes villages with no S. C. Population 175 ]

APPENDIX (IV)-VILLAGE DIRECTORY

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND I SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

B. SCHEDULED TRIBES

~angeof J.L. R.ange of J. L. ST No. Name of Villages ST No. Name of Villagas 1 2 3 1 :2 3

1 P. S. RAJOANJ 2. P. S. JALPAIGURI (}-S* 3 Binnaguri 0-5* 17 Singimari Pratham Khanda 9 Chhat Guzrimari 21 Binnaguri 12 Panikauri 23 Berubari 13 Aruji Bhelakoba II 26 Nandanpur 17 Chakiabita 28 Kachua 18 Kumarbhita 6-15 5 Patkata 20 Balaigachh 16 Maria Kamala Pukhari 21 Mahanbhita 16-25 22 Ambari Falakata, 26-35 24 Jugi Bhita 35-50 Bara Patia Nutambas 27 Sannyasikata 22 Daikhata 28 Sukani 51+ 29 Kukurjan <6-15 4 Simulguri 3 P. S. MAL 5 Lalitabari 0-5* 14 Hanskhali , Mantadari IS Gojaldoba Tea Garden 8 Guzrimari 35 Khas Jangal-Il 15 Chhat Sikarpu{ 37 Damdimhat 19 Mehendi Gachh 90 Adabari 16-25 7 Sikarpur 93 Chak Maulani 26-35 14 Araji Bhelakoba III 94 Dakshin Chak Maulani 86-50 1 Jungle Mohal 96 Chapadanga 51+ 103 Purbba Premganj 106 Bidurerdanga 12 P. S JALPAIGURI 107 Bas'Jsuba $-5· 2 Bhelakoba 6-15 6 Kalagaity 3 Satkhamar 17 Targhera Bahadur 23 Tur;bari (;'" Paharpur 53 Nichchalsa , Kharia 61 Dakshin Hanskh~ii I MandaI Ghat 63 Sidabari 9 Garalbari 67 Chengmari Forest 12 Araji Amarkhana 70 Paschim DoIaiaaoD 13 Rarmmadeb 73 Uttar Chengmari 14 Arajimari Kamala Pukhari 74 Uttar Majhgram I 176 1 APPENDIX (IV)-VlLLAGE DIERCfORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND­ SCt:IEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL po~uLAnoN BY RANGES

B. SCHJ:D\JLED TRIBES

".DgeO! I.L. ]lange of I.L. ST lIlo. Name ef Villages ST No. Name of Villages 1 .2 3 1 2 3

SP. S. MAL 3 P. S. MAL ._U 76 Jbar Majhgram 36-50 5 Washabari Tea Garden 81 L!ltaguri 26 Dalingkote Tea Garden. 84 Kranti 27 M alnadi Tea Garden 85 Dakshin Majhgram 48 Demkajhora 87 Chegmaribat 51 Npuchbapur 88 Dakshin Khalpara 55 Kumlai 89 Uttar Saripakuri 71 Malhati Forest 92 Jh!lr.Matiali 51+ 4 Ellenbury Tea 'Garden 95 Dakshin Saripakuri 7 Kalagaity Tea Garden 105 Dakshin Matiali 8 Saogaon 1~25 11 Bagrakot Tea Garden 9 Saogon Tea Garden 47 Haihai Pathar 10 Lish River Tea Garden 50 Purbpa Damdim 16 Apalchand Forest 56 Rajadanga 18 Odlabari Tea Garden 57 Baragharia 21 Manabari Tea Garden 58 Anandapur 2S Meoglass Tea Garden 62 Gochimari 28 Gurjang Jhora Tea Garden. 64 Apil]chand 29 Tumbari Tea Garden 65 Neola Basti 30 Nidam Jhora Tea Garden , 66 Golabari 31 Rangamati Tea Garden 69 Purbba Dolaigaon 33 Syli Tea Garden 77 Kadalkati 34 Ranicbera Tea Garden 78 Neora 36 Sisubari Tea Garden 83 Chikarmati 38 Betbari Tea Garden 86 Uttar Khalpara 39 Paschim Damdim 91 Uttar MatiaU 40 Damdim Tea Garden JZ6-3S 13 Dakshin Phulbari 41 Kumlai'Tea Garden 19 Dakshin Odlabari 42 New Glenco Tea,Garden 22 Manabari 45 Haihai Pathar Tea Gardelli 24 Pathar Jhora Tea Garden 49 Baintguri Tea Gard~n 43 Haihai Pathar Tea Garden I & II 52 Nipuchhapur Tea Garden 46 Tesimala 59 Anandapur Tea Garden, 54 Kantadighi Kumarpara 60 Uttar Hanskhali 82 Dakshin Kantailigbi Kumarpara 72 Jogesh Chandra Tea Garden .36-SP Paschirn Totgaon 79 Neora Nadi Tea Garden 3 Sundari Basti 80 Purbba Kantadighi Kumarpara. [ 1'17 ]

APPENDIX (IV)-VILLAGE DIRECTORY

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

B. SCHEDULED TRIBES

Range of J.L. Range of J. L. ST No. Name of Villages ST No. Name of Villages 1 2 3 2 3

4 P. S. MITIALI 5 P. S. MAYNAGURI 0-5* 12 Matiali Hat 0-5* 18 Chatarapar 6-15 8 Samsing Tea Garden 35 Ulladabari 16 Chalsa Mahabari 39 Bagjan 28 Dakshin Dhup Jhora 41 Singimari 26-25 7 Chalauni Tea Garden 47 Purbba Baragila 20 Neora Majhiali 48 Betgara 26 Purbba Ba tabari 52 Dakshin Khagrabari 36-50 9 Yongtong Tea Garden 53 Uttar Madhab Danga 13 Chalsa Tea Garden 59 Peneha Hati 17 Mangalbari 62 Bhotpatti 21 Salbari 75 Charerbari 22 Matba Chulka 78 Chura Bhandar 27 Uttar Dhup Jhora 80 Purba Debar 11+ Engo Tea Garden 82 Bhangar Hat 2 Jhuranli Tea Garden 83 Char Cbura Bhandar 3 Nakhati Tea Garden 86 Purbba Baragbaria 4 Sonagachhi Tea Garden 6-15 5 Panbari 5 Aibbil Tea Garden 7 Jhar Baragila 6 Nagaisuri Tea Garden 8 Kaoagap 10 Matiali Tea Garden 12 Uttar Kalamati 14 Indong Tea Garden 15 Chengmari 15 Kilkote Tea Garden 16-25 9 Ramsai 18 Sathka)a Tea Garden 26-35 19 Khariar Bandar 36-50 11 Nimna Tandu Forest 23 Baradighi 51+ 2 Purbba Dobbari 24 Paschim Batabari 3 Forest Ramsai 25 Batabari Tea Garden 10 Tadabpur Tea Garden 29 Baradigbi Tea Garden 30 Chhaoa Ph ali 6 P. S. NAGRAKATA 31 Nimna Tantu Forest 0-5* 4 Hila Tea Garden· 6-15 5 P. S. MAYNAGURI 16-25 5 Hila 0-5* 6 Satveodi 20 Tandu 13 Kajal Dighi 26-35 18 Sulkapara 14 Dakshin Kalam!\ti 19 Khairbari 16 Kumarpara C 178 I

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LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

B. SCHEDULED TRIBES

Range of J. L. Range of J. L. ST No. Name ef Villages ST No. Name of Villages 1 2 3 1 2 3

'P. S. NAGRAKATA 7 P. S. BANARHAT 86-50 2 Hope Tea Garden 26-35 4 (D) Chhamurch Tea Garden 6 Nagrakata Tea Garden 8(D) Palasbari Tea Garden Gendrapara Tea Garden 8 Sukhani Basti 15(D) Banarhat Tea Garden 12 Luksan Tea Garden 17(D) Ambari Tea Garden 17 ChharTandu 36-50 3(D) 51+ liti Tea Garden SeD) Chunabhati Tea Garden Riabari Tea Garden 3 Nayasaili Tea Garden 7(D) 7 Nagrakata lO(D) Dinan Tea Garden Lakshmipara Tea Garden 9 Bhagatpur Tea Garden 14(D) Karbala Tea Garden 10 Kur(i Tea Garden 18(D) 24(N) Jaldhaka Altadanga 11 Gatia Tea Garden Totopara Tea Garden 14 Chengmari Tea Garden 29(0) 15 Grassmore Tea Garden 30(D) Jalapara Lakshmi Kantapur Tea Garden 16 Ghasmari 44(D) 21 Tandu Tea Garden 58(D) Gosairhat Forest 22 Bamandanga Tea Garden 51+ 2(D) Redbank Tea 'Garden 6(D) KathaIguri Tea Garden 9(D) Haritalgbri Tea Garden ., P. S. BANARHAT \ Debpara Tea Garden 0-5* 28(N) Kalabari 11(0) 3!'(N) Angrabhasa 16(D) Naraghat Tea Garden 33(N) Uttar Nunkhawadanga 19(D) Binaguri Tea Garden 20(D) Telipara Tea Garden 6-15 36(D) Madhya Salbari 37(D) Purb ba'Duramari 26(D) Gairkata Tea Garden 38(D) Paschim Duramari 27(D) Haldibari Tea Garden 39(D) Uttar Jhoraltagram 28(D) Maraghat Forest 40(D) D~kshin Nunkhawadanga 31(D) Mogalkata Tea Garden 41(D) Bhatiapara 27(N) Kalabari Tea Garden 43(D) Chamtimukhi

~6-2S 12(D) Prayagpur 8 P. S. DHUBGURI 21(D) Sako Jhora 0-5* 45 Uttar Kultimari 32(D) Chapaguri Khanda 53 Madhya Daukimari' 33(D) Uttar Salbari 54 PUlbba Daukimari 34(D) Chana Dipa 55 Uttar Kathulia 35(D) Dakshin Salbari 56 Dakshin Khuttimari 42(D) Fataktari 57 Garakhuta [ 179 ]

APPENDIX (IV)-VILLAGE DIRECTORY

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

B. SCHEDULED TRIBES

Range of J. L. Range of J.L. ST No. Name of Villages ST No. Name of Villages 1 2 3 1 2 3

8 P. S. DHUBGURI 9 P. S. BIRPARA 0-5· 61 Malliksobha 6-15 1 Nepainia 62 Niranjanpat ]4 Makrapara Tea Garden 64 Kalirhat 31 Lankapara Hat 65 Dakshin Kalhulia 16-25 2 Riti Forest 66 Dakshin Jhar Altagram 15 Dalmore Tea Garden 67 Char Charabari 30 Lankapara Tea Garden 68 Gadhear Kuti 26-35 9 Birpara Tea Garden - 69 Bagribari 26 Ram Jhora Tea Garden 70 Kursamari 36-50 6 Sisha Jhumrha 71 Bhandani 7 Dangapara 74 Paschim Mallikpara 16 Hosainbad Tea Garden 7S Uttar Altagram 51+ 3 Dheklapara Garden 77 Mainatali 5 Rahimpur Tea Garden 91 Paschim Magurmari 8 Dirndima Tea Garden 93 Purbba Magurmari 10 Nangdala Tea Garden 94 Uttar Gosairhat 11 Joy Birpara Tea Garden 96 Purbba Mallikpara 12 Banda Pani Tea Garden ]01 Kazipara 17 Gopalpur Tea Garden 106 Jhar Salbari 18 Dumchi 107 Jarapani 6-15 22 Pradhanpara 10 P. S. PALAKATA . 46 Madhya Kuctimari 0-5* 11 Dhanirampur 47 Bamantari 15 Pramode Nagar 48 Paschim Dangapara 17 Balasundar 49 Garialtari ]9 Bhutnirghat S9 Sonakhuli 20 Baradoba 60 Dakshin Sakojhora 24 Kshirarkot 16-25 23 UUar Dangapara 2S Dalimpur 24 Sajnapara 27 Guabar Nagar 26-35 28 Jateswar 36-50 51 Chauhaddi 29 Hedait Nagar 51+ 30 Ali Nagar 39 Madhya Deogaon 9 P. S. BIRPARA 43 Purbba lharbeltali 0-5· 4 Sarugaon 44 BeItaIi Bhandani [ 180 1

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LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

B. SCHEDULED TRIBES

Range of J.L. Range of J. L. ST No. Name of Villages ST No. Name of Villages 1 2 3 1 2 3

10 P. S. FALAKATA 10 P. S. FALAKATA 0-5'" 46 Harinathpur 36-50 2 Narsingpur 47 Jogendrapur 3 Mechhuadhura Bala Bathan 48 Satpukuria 9 Sisbabari Sarugaon 59 Cbuakhola 51+ 5 Ethelbari Tea Garden 63 Raicbenga 7 Dalmoney Tea Garden 6-15 4 Deomali 8 Dalgaon Forest 14 Malsagaon 13 Sarugaon Tea Garden 16 Gokulnagar 32 Tasati Tea Garden 22 Parangarpar 33 Dalgaon Tea Garden 23 Baganbari 34 Dalgaon 38 Dakshin Deogaon 35 Karaibari 40 Dhulagaon 61 Kadambari Tea Garden 41 Paschirn Deogaon 42 Jba r BeItali 11 P. S. MADARIHAT 45 Naba Nagar 0-5* 46 Uttar Madarihat 49 Mairadanga 6-15 41 Paschim Khairbari 50 Taluker Tari 42 Islamabad 55 Badaitari 49 Dakshin Madarihat 64 Kalipur 16-25 23 Madhya Rangali Baznar 16-25 10 Khagen Hat 39 Mujnai Tea Garden 12 Ghatpar Sarugram 50 Purbba Madarihat 31 Bengkandi • 26-35 21 Dakshin Rangali Baznar 36 Uttar Deogaon 22 Dakshin Khairbari 37 Purbba Deogaon 27 Dumchipara Tea Garden 53 Urnacbaranpur 29 Garganda Tea Garden 56 Sibnathpur 35 Holapara Forest 57 Locbhrnandabri 47 Madhya Madarihat 58 Kunjanagar 36-50 19 Uttar Sisubari 60 Dakshin Parangarpar 20 Dakshin Sisubari 62 Bangsidharpur 24 Chapaguri 26-35 6 Chenmaritari 28 Hantupara Tea Garden, 51 Chhota Salkurnar 33 Totopara 52 Paschim Salkumar 36 Purbba Khairbari 54 Khau Chand para 37 Uttar Khairbari 36-50 1 Jogijhora Barabak 40 Uttar Rangali Ba:mar [ 181

APPENDIX (IV)-VILLAGE DIRECTORY

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AN.D SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

B. SCHEDULED TRIBES lRange of J.L. Range of J. L. ST No. Name of VJilages ST No. Name of Villagas 1 2 3 2 3

11 P. S. MADARIHAT 12 P. S. ALIPURDUAR 36-50 44 Madbya Chhekaman 0-5* 94 Purbba Chlkhgun 51+ 25 Dumcht Forest 95 Uttar ChlkhgurI 34 Ballalgun 96 Thanupara 38 Madhya Khalrban 98 PaschlID Chepani 43 Khalrban Forest 126 Bakla 45 Uttar Chhekaman 127 Chepam 48 Paschlm Madanhat 129 Uttar Parokata 130 Madhya Parokata J2 P. S. ALIPURDUAR 131 Purbba Khahsamari 0-5* 26 Uttar Sonapur 133 BraJer Kuthl 28 Pachkalgun 6-15 2 Parpatlakhawa 29 Dakshm Kamsmggram 3 Mejbll 31 Tapasl Khata 4 Paschlm Kathall.>an 45 Blrpara 5 Jogendra Nagar 46 Ghagra 7 Salkumar Hat 49 Paschlm Jltpur 8 Munshlpara 53 Chengpara 9 Pradhanpara 54 Chaprarpar 14 Suripara 56 Bholardabn 16 Slruban 61 Uttar Majherdalm 17 Purbba Kathalbari 6'2 Bhelukdabn 19 Stlban Hat 63 Chandi Jhar 20 Dakshm Chakroa Kheti 66 Purbba Bara Chouk! 22 Pascblm Simiaban -67 Boragari 32 Pukuntala 73 Sal Sala Ban 42 Bancbukaman 76 Bhasadabri 43 Chapatah 77 Dakshm Dbalkar 44 Pararpar 84 Jasudanga 47 Bamgun ~5 Tatpara 55 Dakshm Majherdabri. 87 Dakshin Majldkhana -60 Dakshm Pamal~un 88 Saudpara ~4 Chalani Pak 89 Uttar BhatIban ~5 Paschlm Bara Choukl 90 CbIlurghat 69 Karjlpara 91 Kumanjan 75 Putlman 92 Paschim Chlkliguri 1~ Dakshm Slbkata 182 1

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LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND' SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

B. SCHEDULED TRIBES

'Range of J, L. Range of J.L. ST No. Name of Villages ST No. Name of Villages 1 2 3 2 3

12 P. S. ALIPURDUAR 12 P. S. ALIPURDUAR 6-15 82 Madhya Sibkata 51+ 48 Paschim Majherdebri Tea GardelV 97 Paschim Khalisamari 58 Purba Majherdebri Tea Garden 117 Loknathpur 59 Uttar Panialguri 128 Purbba Chepani 79 Uttar Dhalkar 132 Dakshin Parokata 81 SrinathpuI Tea Garden J6-2S 6 Kalaberia 83 Pukhuria 10 laldapara 100 Kadampur 11 Nutanpara 193 Baniagaon 18 Patlakbawa 104 Baniadabri 30 Uttar Kamsinggraro 105 Joypur 37 Madhya Paitkapara 106 Purbba Jitpur 99 Teleswarguri 107 Sambalpur 101 Patt ola 108 Garokhuta 102 Samukta!a ltO Panbari 124 Chhota Chakirbas 111 Simlabari 26-35 Torsa Foreit 112 Damsibad 13 Sidh"lbari 113 Nurpur 21 Purbba Simlabari 114 Turtari 24 Kumarpara 115 Dhalajhora 34 Paschim Salbari 116 Uttar Rampur 38 Uttar Paitkapara 118 Dhaolajhora Tea Gard,en. 122 Dakshin Mahakalguri 119 Uttar Chakirbas 125 Chhipra 120 Kohinur Refu~ee Camp' 86-50 33 Daksbin Paitkapara 123 Bara Chakirbas 3S Naothoar Tari 80 lJttar Sibkata 13 P. S. KALCHINI 109 Dangi 0-5* 3 Nilpara Forest 12t Mahakaiguri 6-15 27 Joygaon 51+ 12 Dakshin Barajhar Forest 28 Chhota Joygaon IS Salkumar Forest 16-25 Uttar Barajhar Forest 23 Uttar Simlabari 2 Par Malangi 25 Mathura Tea Garden 23 Darsingpara Tea Gardenr. 36 Uttar Chakoakheli 26-35 24 Torsa Tea Garden 39 Paitkapara Tea Garden 32 Radharani Tea Gardell' 40 Foskadanga 37 Kalchioi Tea Garden 41 Satkodali 183 ]

APPENDIX (1V)-VlLLAGE DIRECfORY

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

B. SCHEDULED TRIBES

'iltange of J. L. llangeof J.L. ST No. Name of Villages ST No. Name of Villages 1 2 3 1 2 3

13 P. S. KALCHINI 14 P. S. KUMARGRAM rz6-35 45 Bux!' Forest (Panbari Khanda) 0-5· 15 Uttar Kamakhyaguri 96-50 5 Madhya Salali 19 Paschlm Chak Chaka 25 Machia Basti 50 Purbba Chak Chaka 26 Gopimohan Tea Garden 51 Dakshin Rampur 30 Rangamati Tea Garden 52 Laskarpara 35 Machpara Tea Garden 6-15 14 Dakshin Narathali 36 Bhatpara Tea Garden 16 Madhya Kamakhyaguri 38 Gangulia Tea Garden 18 Telipara 44 Buxahill Forest 21 Gachhimari :51+ 4 Saudamini Tea Garden 37 Kumargram (; Paschim Satali 38 Madhya Haldibari 7 Dakshin SataH 39 Dakshin Haldibari 8 Satali Nakadala 41 Chengmari 9 Uttar Mendabari 44 Bara Daldali 10 --Dakshin Mendabari 49 Bara Bisa 11 Nimti Jhora Tea Garden 16-25 12 Madhya Narathali 12 Nimti Domohani 13 Paschim Narathali 13 Dakshin Latabari 17 Dakshin Kamakhyguri 15 Purbba Satali 20 Purbba Narathali 16 SataH Mandalpara 36 Pukharigaon 18 Madhu Tea Garden 26-35 7 Turturi Khanda 19 Satali Tae Garden 22 Chhota Daldali 20 Malangi Tea Garden 29 Joydebpur 21 Beech Tea Garden 35 Uttar Haldibari 22 Bharnobari Tea Garden 45 Ghaksapara 29 Gaburbasra Forest 46 Radhanagar 33 Chua para Tea Garden 36-50 5 Rahimabad Tea Garden 34 Dhuapara 9 Turturi Tea Garden 39 Dima Tea Garden .23 Narathali 40 Bhatkhawa Tea Garden 40 Paglarhat 41 Atiabari Tea Garden 42 Dakshin Chengmari ·42 Raja Bhat Tea Garden 43 Hemaguri ..43 Buxa Farest (Raja Bhatkhawa) 4& Purba Salbad ( 184 ]

APPENDIX (IV)-VILLAGE DIRECTORY

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING 'f0 'fHE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AN!)' SCHEDULED TRIBES 'f0 'fHE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

B. SCHEDULED TRIBES llaBllof J. L. Range of J. L. ST No. Name of Villages ST No. Name of Villagea 1 2 3 2 3

14 P. S. KUMARGRAM 14 P. S. KUMARGRAM 51+ Q Phaskhawa Tea Garden 51+ 26 Paschim Chengmari 3 Chunia Jhora Tea Garden 27 Lalchandpur 4 Kartika Tea Garden 28 DhantaJi 6 Jainti Tea Garden 30 Amarpur 8 Jainti Tea Garden II 31 Newlands Tea Garden 10 Rydak Tea Garden 33 Kumargram Tea Garden 24 Uttar NarathaJi 34 Sankos Tea Garden 25 Marakhata

• Excludes villages with no S. T. Population SECTION-II TOWN DIRECTORY ; . I 186 J

TOWN

STATEMENT I

No. of households including houseless SI. Class, Name and Civic Administration Location Name of Area households No. Status of Town Code No. Police Station (in Sq. Km.) (in 1981 Census) 2 3 4 5 6'

1II Alipurduar (M)* See Alipurduar Urban Agglomeration

III AIipurduar Railway Junction See Alipurduar Urban Agglomeration

Alipurduar Urban Agglomeration 19.53 12.433

(i) III Alipurduar (M)* 23{2{X Alipurduar 10.89 8,244 .

(ii) III Alipurduar Rly. June. (NM)* 23{2{XI Alipurduar 8.64 4,1~9

S III Dabgram (NM) 23/2/1 Rajganj 45.86 15,030

4 III Dhupguri (NM) 23/2/VIII Dhubguri 14.55 4,258

5 IV Dornohani (NM) • . ~e~ M~inaguri Urban Adglomeration '

IV Falakata (NM) 23/2/IX Falakata 4.92 2,207

7 V Gairkata (NM) 23/2/Vn Banarbat 2.96 1,119

8 II JaJpaigu:i (M) 23/2/lI Jalpaiguri )0.08 11,197

9 IV Mainaguri (NM) See Mainaguri Ulban Agglomera tion

Mainaguri Urban Agglomeration 30.95 :5,720

(i) IV Domohani (NM) 23/2/V Maynaguri 18.57 2,074

(ii) IV Mainaguri (NM) 23/2/VI Maynaguri 12.38 3,646

10 IV Mal (NM) 23/2/III Mal 2.56 2,859

11 V Odlabari (NM) 23j2/IV Mal 9.27 \ 1.398

12 V Uttar Latabari (NM) 23/2{XII Kalchini U& 1.7G7 ( 187 ), lUIRECTOR,¥

t STATUS AND GROWTH mSTORY

PopUlation and Growth Rate of the Town at tbe Census of Density Sex Ratio -"- -. (in 1981 r- 1901 ,.}911 I 1921 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 Census) 1961 1971 1981 Census Cenaus I. 'rlIJl 9,~us S 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 1,

See Alipurduar Urban Agglomeration

See Alipurduar Urban Agglomeration

10111 f!

24,886 28,927 54,454 71,573 3,665 770 849 891 HI6.24) (+31.44) ,1

24,886 28,927 36,667 48,605 4,463 770 858 905 (+16.24) (+26.76) (+32.56) ! 'I) 17,787 22,968 2,658 831 363 , ,(*2:;.p~ " . I.) 76,402 1,666 863 II (. 10,637 16,808 23,098 1,587 736 831 890 ,. (+53.01) (+37.42) " See Mainaguri Urban Agglomeration

6,413 7,194 11,998 2,439 816 868 942

(+12.18) (+66.78) , I ,I 5,955 2,012 833 /Ii

9,708 11,469 14,520 18,962 27,776 41.259 48,738 55,159 61,743 6,125 765 798 917 , \ (+18.14) (+26.60) (+30.59) (+46.43) (+48.60) (+18.13) (+ 13.17) ,(+1}.94) See Mainaguri Urban Agglomeration

20,014 23,514 29,907 966 812 862 911 , (!.t-l1:49) ,(+27.19)

9.064 7,706 10,339 557 812 876 915 (+14.98) (+34.17) if; tI)

.... , 10.950 15,808 1',568 ,1,581 ,.811 855 909 .~ 'IB (+44.37) (+23.79)

9,085 10,951 14,991 5,856 v'l 6S8 f 787 7?,~ (+20.54) (+36.89)

6,ES7 111.('143 80'

: ' .. 8,667 1,279 889 I 188 ]

T~W~

~S~Apt~y

J;>hysical aS8r9\S "__AI f f ft I ---"'" Tempenlt'ure (in Centi.rade) .A.- Sl.No. Class and Name of Town b.iBfall (in mm) ~ Maximum Minimum 1 2 3 4 5

:l III Alipurduar* See Alipurduar Urban Agglomeration

2 m Aiipurduar Railway Junction* See Alipurduar Urban Agglomeration iiI Alipurduat Urban Agglomcratio6 See the Constituent Units

(i) m Alipur~ar* 3,493.17 27.9 11.9

(ii) III Alipurduar Bly. Junction· 3,498.17 26.S 3.8

3 II Dabgram 3,300 35 6

4 m Dhupguri 3,230 35 6

S IV Domohani See Mainaguri Urban Agglomeration

IV Falakata 3,058 NA \NA

'1 V Gairkata 3,370 NA NA

I II Jalpaiguri 3,130 36.3 7.2

9 IV Mainaguri :See Mairlaguri Urban Agglomeration

Mainaguri Urban Agglomeration See the Constituent Units

(i) IV Domohani NA NA NA

(ii) IV Mainaguri NA NA NA

1. IV Mal 3,205.07 36.5 5

11 V Odlabari 2.935 38 a

12 V Uttar Latabari 3.170 40 ~ 189 ]

D;m~<;rORY " ~HYSICAL ASPECTS AND LOCATION OF TOWNS, 1979 • I • .... Name of and Road distance (in Km.) from -----_ Nearest City with population Navigable Riverl State H. Q. District H. Q. Sub:'division/ Police of one lakh Railway Bus route lCanal (if withiD Station and more Station lOKms) 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

See Alipurduar Urban Agglomeration

See Alipurduar Urban Agglomeration

See tHe Constituent Units

c 'Calcutta (723) Jalpaiguri (135) Alipurduar (0)/ Siliguri (18i) Alipurduar (0) Alipurdu~r (0) Alipurduar (O)

>Calcutta (730) Jalpaiguri (128) Alipurduar (3)/ Slliguri (189) Alipurduar Railway Alipurduar Railway Alipurduar (3) Junction (0) Junction (~) , 1\ I,} ..calcutta (585) Jalpaiguri (37) Jalpaiguri (37)/ Siliguri (10) :New Jalpaiguri (0) Dabgram (0) RajgaDj (25) '(Dabgram) I •

j ..calcutta (684) Jalpaiguri (40) Jalpaiguri (40)/ Siliguri (85) Dhupguri (0) Dhupguri (0) Dhupguri (0)

See Mainaguri, Urban Agglomeration

Calcutta (725) J alpaiguri (57) Alipurduar (43)/ Siliguri (l 07) Falakata (0) Falakata (0) Falakata (0)

-calcutta (696) Jalpaiguri (52) lalpaiguri (52)/ Siliguri (97) Binaaguri (7) Gairkata (0) Banarhat (!2)

-Calcutta (644) Jalpaiguri (0) Jalpaiguri (0)/ Siliguri (45) Jalpaiguri (0) .Jalpaiguri (0) Jalpaiguri (0)' See Mainagnri Urban Agglomeration

See the Constituent Units

<:&lcutta (663) Jalpaiguri (23) Jalpaiguri (23)/ Siliguri (NA) Domohani (0) Mainaguri (0) Mainaguri (4)

Calcutta (659) JaJpaiguri (19) Jalpaiguri (19)/ Siliguri (NA) New Mainagllri (I) Mainaguri' (0) Mainagari (0) I

.calcutta (679} Jalpaigud (64) Jalpaiguri (64)/ Siliguri (NA) New Mal Junction (2) Mal «() Mal (0) \

Receipt (in Rs. '00) ,---- -"------Revenue derived from Municipal Civic Adminis­ Receipt properties and tratIon Status through power apart Government 51. No. Class and Name ofToWD (in ]980) taxes etc. from taxation Grant Loan 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 III Alipurduar* See Alipurduar Urban Agglomeration

2 III Alipurduar Railway Junction See Alipurduar Urban Agglomeration

Alipurduar Urban Agglomeration See the C~>Dstituent Units

(i) III Alipurduar* M 1,990 30 7,460 1,930

(ii) III Alipurduar Railway .Tunction* NM NA NA NA NA , , I 3 II Babgram NM 810 810

4 III Dhupguri NM 130 90 < ,. 5 IV Domohani See Mainagurl Urban Agglomeration

6 IV Falakata NM 60 270

7 V Gairkata NM 80 100

8 II Jalpaiguri M 9.660 900 20,820 40

9 IV ' Mainagutti See Mainaguri Urban Agglomeration

Mainaguri Urban Agglomeration See the Censtituent Units , " (i) IV Domohani NM Ie 25()

(ii) IV Mainaguri 'NM 100 2~O

10 IV Mal NM 260 210

11 V Odlabari NM 70 20 l"' '! 12 V Vttar Latabari NM 70 lp [ 191 1

DlRECfORY

MUNICIPAL FIN~NCE, 1978-79

,-______Expenditure_A. (in Rs. '00) ---"\

Public Other sources Total General Public Health and Public Public Otherll Total Advance (specify) Receipt Admmistration Safety Conveniences Works Institutions (Specify) Expenditure 8 , 9 10 1( 12 13. 14 15 16 11 I See Alipurduar Urban Agglomeration

See Alipurduar Urban Agglomeration

See the Constituent Units

120 Realisation under Special Act- 10 11,930 1.350 100 5,210 2,850 Misc.- 140 lO,020 Mise.- 80 J\dyiPCC:- ' 240 Deposits- 310 Deposit- 139 Total- 1,040 Total- 516

NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

I' 40 1,660 330 130 190 730 2{) ill ,410

420 640 90 20 190 U' l10

See Mainaguri Urban Agglomeration

70 250 " 100 430 320 160 440 130 10 70 10 .220'

"590 600 32,610' 4,}'10 ISO 14,960 1,850 1,570 '!f. 119 30.040

See Mainaguri Urban Agglomeration,

See the Constituent Units

260 20 130 150.

350 40 'no 160 200

160 630 169 250 201 430

90 80 'SO ,139

10 90 70 .. ". .20 '-1JO [ 192 )

To~t STATEMiNt I'f'

Civic Adminis- Scheduled Castes tration status and Scheduled Road Length System ,off ~l.No. Class and Name of Town (in 1'80) Population Tribes Population (in kms.) Sewerage 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1 m Alipurduar· See Alipurduar' " Urban Agglomeration

2 III Alipurduar Railway Junction See Alipurduar Urban Agglomeration

j Alipurduar Urban Agglomeration 71.573 9,092 PR,. (145.€ii)' KR ( 37.46)

(i) III Alipurdua~ M 048,605 5,529 PR ( 45.(1) osb; KR (2P6) BSI>· (ii) III Alipurduar Railway Junction NM 22,968 3,566 PR (100.0) KR ( 13.0)

3 11 Dabgram NM 76,402 19.689 PR ( 55.0) OS». KR (145.0)

4 TIl Dhupguri NM 23,098 6,580 PR (11.0)' OSI>- KR (34,0) S IV Domohani NM See Mainaguri Urban Agglomeration

6 IV Falakata NM 11.!J98 1,881 PR ( 4.0) OS1). KR (14.6)

7 V Gairkata NM 5',955 2,143 PR (6.S) OSpe KR ,(?O) Jalpaiguri M 6t,743 9,007 PR (51.30) OS1> a II 1 KR (23.25)

9 IV Mainaguri See Mainaguri Urban Agglomeration

Mainaguri Urban Agglomeration 29,907 12,423 PR (24,0) KR (87.0)

(i) IV Domohani NM 10.339 6.211 PR ( 7.0)' 051>- KR (20.0)

(n) IV Mainaguri NM 19,568 6.212 PR (17.0) OSO> KR (67.0)

16 IV Mal NM 14.991 1,218 PR ( 7.0) KR (10.0)

11 V Odlabari NM 6,387 1,438 PR ( 6.0) KR (11.0)

12 V Uttar Latabari NM 8,667 1,860 PR ( 5.0) KR (15.0) [ 193' ]

DIRECTORY

CIVIC AND ornER AMENITIES, 1979

No. of Protected Water Electrification (Number of Latrines Supply connections) ~ ...... ------~ r- ~ r------.A. Method of Iii System of I Fire disposal of t ItJ~~ ,0 storage I fighting" '1\,( I 1 I night soil with capa- service r city in Road Water Source-of litres (in lighting brone Service Others supply brackets) Domestic Industrial Commercial (points) Others 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 l !l l' See Alipurduar Urban Agglomeration

'See Alipurduar Urban Agglomeration (,!, II " 1,000 5,000 5,070 OHT 4.008 64 1,113 1,494 (1,120,000) SR (5,100,000)

1,000 4,200 870 HL,ST T.W OHT Yes 1.308 60 1,108 347 (1.120.009)

800 4.200 ST T.TW SR Yes 2,700 4 5 1,147 (5,100.000)

17,460 5.820 HL.ST T.TW NA DarjiIing (2) 1,393 32 105 135 29

290 1,553 HL TW,W Jalpaiguri (40) 400 29 270 62

See Mainaguri Urban Agglomeration

100 1.594 ST TW.W Hamiltonganj (40) 415 32 317 20 106

652 ST TW.W Jalpaiguri (52) 130 18 110 32

2,940 2.764 8 HL,ST T,TW *BWP.OHT Yes 4.100 75 1,380 789 (900,000)

See Mainaguri Urban Agglomeration

250 1.450 475 OHT 865 28 182 147 (220,000)

100 400 ISO HL,ST TW,W Jalpaiguri (30) 105 2 20 50

150, 1.050 315 HL,ST T,TW OHT JaJpaiguri (21) 760 26 162 97 (220,000)

2,000 3,502 ST W DarjiIing (20) 479 42 481 5)

1,300 100 2.701 ST,HL W Darjiling (34) 120 7 103 40

200 2.003 ST T,TW OHT Yes 2,500 6 200 (500,000) ~In case this service is not available in the town mention the name of the nearest town if in the same dilitI1ct or the name of the nearest district if in the same state or other state where available along with 4;"~ance from the town. I 194 ] TQWN

STATEMENT IV-A

Area of Slum Populatioil Paved Roads 51. No. Class and-Name of Tow. Name of Slum (in Sq. Kms.) of Slum (in Kms.) System of Sewerage 1 2 3 4 S 6 7

n Dabgram )(0 Slums

n lalpaiguri No Slums [ 195 1

DIRECTORY CIVIC AND OTHER AMENITIES IN NOTIFIED SLUMS, 1979

Number of Latrines No. of tap points Electri£cation public hydrants (No. of coDnection. Private Method of installed for supply r------~------~ r disposal of of protected Road lighting Water Brone Service Others CommuDity Dight soil water Domestic (points) Others 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

! .'

-. [ 196 1 TOWN

STATEMENT V

MedIcal FacilitIes* Educatlonal ,--__' _.A.. ___---, ,- __.A.

II V')'flIJlI' RecogUlsed Art~/Sciencel Shorthand Hospitals Beds 10 Medi- Commercel Typewriting and DlspensarIesl cal Instltu- Colleges (of other vocational Class and Name Popula- T.B. CItOlCS tlOns noted degree level Medical Engineering Poly tech- trainmg 81. No. of Town tlOn Others mcol. No.4 and above) Colleges Colleges UlCS institutions 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 III Alipurduar* See Ahpurduar Urban Agglomeration

2 III Ahpurduar Railway Junction* See Ahpurduar Urban Agglomeration

Ahpurduat 71.573 H (2) 305 ASC (I) Sh-type (2) Urban Agglomeration D (1) 0(1) FC (1) 0(1)

(i) ill Ahpurduar* 48,605 H(I) 225 ASC (1) DarJlhng Jaipaiguri Koch Blh!\r Sh-type (1) FC tl) (177) (l25) (30) 0(1)

(ii) III Abpurduar 22,968 H (1) 80 AIipurduar DarJlIing Jalpalguri Koch Bihar Sh-type (I) RaJlway Junctlon* D (1) (25) (177) (128) (35) FC(I) 0(1)

a II Dabgram 76,402 H (I) 200 om Darjlhng Jalpaiguri Jalpalgurl Jaipaiguri FC (I) (7) (37) (37) (37) TB (I) 0(1)

4 III Dhupgun 23,098 HC(I) 20 Jalpaiguri Darjihng Jalpalguri Jalpalguri Sh-type (I) 0(1) (40) (85) (40) (40)

S IV DomohaDl See Mainagun Urban Agglomeration

6 IV Falakata 11,998 H{1) 50 Jalpalgun DarJlhng Jalpaiguri Jalpaiguri Sh-type (2) HC {I) (65) (107) (65) (65) FC (I)

V V Galrkata 5,955 D (I) Jalpaigun DarJlIing Jalpalguri Jalpaigun Dhupguri (52) (97) (52) (52) , (12)

a n Jalpalguri 61.743 H (2) 550 t (1) DarJlling Sh-type (8). D (3) AC(2) (45) FC (I) 0(1) NH (2) 5

9 IV MalOagun See Mamagufl Urban Agglomeration

Mainagun 29.907 D (1) 60 Urban Agglomeration HC(I) FC (1) 0(0 t 197 I

DIRECTORY

MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL FACILI1'IES, 197'

Facilities· Numbor of Recroatioaal and Cultural Facilities ------.Higher Secondary! Intermediate/ PUC (Pre­ Working universitY)1 Adult literacy women's Public Hbra­ , Junior Junior Secon­ classes/centres, hostels Auditorial des incillding College Matriculation dary & Mid­ Primary others with member Drama/Comm­ '.reading level) Secondary dIe Schools Schools (specify) of soats Stadia Cinema unity.halls .rOOllilS 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 11 19 20

See, Alipurduar Urban Agglomeration I ,

See Alipurduar Urban Agglomeration

3 9 12 51 2 PL-(I) Rlf..... (1)

1 7 10 41 2 pL-(~)

2 2 2 10 3 PL-(l) RR-(J)

DarjiHng 5 5 22 PL-(I) E7) RR-(I)

1 2 2 11 3 I .. PL-(3) RR-(L)

See Mainaguri Urban Agglomeration

1 2 3 8 1 t ?L...... (I~

Dhupguri 1 1 2 1 'I PL-(ij (12) RR-(I~

9 9 9 S9 1 (183) 1 3 :z FL-(l4»

See Mainaguri Urban Agglomeration

2 3 s 24 2 1 I 198 ] TOWN

STATEMENT V

Educational Medical Faeillties* r---..A..----...... _.A. --- Recognised I Arts/Science/ Shorthand Commerce Typewriting and Hospitals Beds in Medi- other voeational Dispensaries/ cal Institu- Colleges (of Engineering PolY,tech- training Class al1d Name Popula- T.B. Clinics tions noted degree level Medical Colleges Colleges DICS institutions 81. No, of Town tion Others in col. No.4 aDd above 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 Darjiling lalpaiguri lalpaiguri Jalpaiguri (i) IV Domohani 10,339 D (1) 'Jalpaiguri (23) (NA) (23) (23) (23)

Darjiling lalpaiguri Jalpaiguri Jalpaiguri (ii) IV Mainaguri 19,568 HC (1) "60 Jalpaiguri (19) (\9) FC (1) (19) (NA) (19) 0(1)

Darjiling Jalpaiguri Jalpaiguri Sh-type!(I) 10 IV Mal 14,991 H (I) 22 Jalpaiguri (64) D (1) (64) (NA) (64) He (1) FC (1)

Jalpaiguri Jalpaigurl Jalpaiguri. 1)1 OdJabari 6,BS7 H(J) Jalpaiguri Darjiling V (79) D (1) (79) (NA) (79) (79) HC(I) FC (1)

Darjiling Jalpaiguri Jalpaigun. Sh-type (I), 12 V Uttar Lataban 8.667 HC (1) 10 Alipurduar FC(l) (35) (3S) (toS) (IDS) ( 199 ]

DIRECTORY

MEDICAL.. EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL AND CULTfiRAL FACILITIES, 1979

Facilities· Number of Recreational and Cultural Facilities ------~--~------~Higher r-,------~----,~------Secondary/ Intermediate/ PUC (Pre­ Working university/ Admit literacy women's Pubilo libra­ Junior . Junior Secon- olasses/centres, hostels Auditorial lies iucluding College Matricuiation: dary & Mid- Primary other with member Drama/Comm­ reading level) Secondary die Schools Schools (specify) of seats Stadia Cinema unity halls rooms 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2. Mainaguri Mainaguri ,11 (4) (4) 'J j

2 3 4 13 1 PL--{I)

3 3 9 4 4 (NA) 1 PL-P) RR-(l)

3 2 PL-(l) RR-(l~

7 1 I PL-(I) RR-(J}

·If a medical or educational facility is not available in the town mention the name of the nearest t()wn if in tile same district Ol' the name of ~he ne~rest district if in the same state or other state ~nd its distance from the town where facility is available. [ 200

TOWN

STATEMENT VI

Name of three most important Name of three most important commodities imported commodities exported ,- stNo. €:Iass and Name of'fOwn 1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd ' • 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 III AliJ?ll,rduar* See AVl?urduar ~rban AgglqIljlyration , f

2 III Alipurduar Railway Junction· See Alipurduar Urban Agglomeration

Alipurduar Urban Agglomeration See the Constituent Units

(i) III Alipur

(ii) III Alipurduar Railway Junction· Ri~e Wheat Oil Jute Tea Orange

3 II Dabgram Rice Wbeat Coal

4 1II Dhupguri Machine Clothings Hardware Jute Tobacco Vegetable

5 IV Domohani See Mainaguri Urban Agglomeration I

6 IV Falakata Coal Cloth Sugar Jute Timber Tobacco- ---'-

7 V Gairkata Medicine Hardware Clothing Timber Plywood Sized Wood

8 II Jalpaiguri Medicine Clothings Salt 'tea Jute Soap

9 IV Mainaguri See Mainaguri U~ban Aggromeration

Mainaguri Urban Agglomeration See the Constituent, Units

(i) IV Domohani Wheat Sugar Pulses Jute Tobacco Bidi

(ii) IV Mainaguri Wheat Sugar Pulses Jute Tobacco Bidi

10 IV Mal Rice Clothing Fuel Tea Water Timber F;llter

I 11 V Odlabari Rice Clothing Fuel Soap Timber VeneeJ.l

12 V Uttar Latabari Rice Clothing Medicine [ 201

DIRECTORY

TRADE, COMMERCE, INDUSTRY ~ND BANKING, 1979

Number of Number of Name o/three most important commodities manufactured Agricultural Mon-Agriculturaf' Credit Credit 1st 2nd 3rd Number of Banks Societies Societies 9 10 11 12 13 14

See Alipurduar Urban Agglomeration

See Alipurduar Urban Agglomeration

See the Constituent Units

Washing Aluminium Bakery 5 1 Soap Utensils Products

Handloom Bakery Sweetmeats 1 Saree Products.

3

Bidi Bakery Soap 3 4 12 Products

See Mainaguri Urban Agglomeration

Wooden Agricultural Bakery 3 1 Furniture Tools Products

Sweetmeats Furniture 1

Tea Bakery Soap 9 I~ Processing Making

See Mainaguri Urban Agglomeration

See the Constituent Units

Bidi Soap Bakery 2

Bidi Soap Bakery 2 2

Black Water Wooden 3 6 Smith Filter Furniture

Veneer Soap 6 3'

Sawing Bamboo Cane 1 Timber Basket Industry APPENDIX

TOWNS SHOWING THEm OUTG~OWTHS WUH Pc)PULATIOll

Sl. Na,m,e. of the town Population of Outarowth Populatipn of ~ witl) location code cQrotowQ ~ I E;)'Jli:fQwth 1 2 3 4 S,

1 Alipurduar (M) 4~,32'4 Sobhaaanj 3.281 23/2~

2 Alipurduar Rly. June. (NM) Cbcclwkbata 5,194 23/2JXI