CENSUS OF 1981

SERIES 18

RAJASTHAN

PARTS XIII-A & B DISTRICT €ENSUS HANDBOOK (Village & Town Directory Village and Townwise Primary Census Abstract)

AJMER DISTRICT

T. C. SRIVASTAVA of the Indian Administrative ScCt?;ce Director of Census Operations, Rajasthau

FOREWORD

Population Census provides data-base for economic and social planning to plaullers and administrators at all levels. The village and town-wise Census data compiled and processed by the Directorate of Census Operations are being published in the form of District Census Handbook for each district, which, I am sure, will be found quite useful, informative and interesting by planners, administrators as well as academicians and research scholars.

Each Distrjct Census Handbook comprises two parts: Part-A containing information on the amenities available in each village/town and Part-B population totals and other demographic data. Some additional information regarding amenities added, in the past ten years, in each village/town has also been provided in these volumes.

Shri I. C. Srivastava, Director of Census' -Operations, and his colleagues who have endeavoured for several months to complete these comprehensive and useful volumes deserve to be congratulated for accuracy and their timely completion.

M.M.K. WALl .tAIPUR Chief Secretary January 26, 19S3

PREFACE

The District Census Handbook (DCH), compiled by the Census OrganisatlOn on behalf of the State Government, is one of the most valuable products of the Census. The DCH is constantly referred to by planners. administrators, 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 DCR was enlarged and it contained a descriptive account of the district, administrative statistics, census tables and 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 villag~ and town PCA and Part-C comprised analytical report, administrative statistics, district census tables and certain analytical tables based on PCA 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 alongwith 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 broad 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 planning for rural areas. It is expected to help not only III local area planning but regulating the provision of goods and services as well so as to mmimisc the regional imbalances in the prol,;css of development. A few new items of information have also bt:en lIltroduced to meet some of the requirements of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Such new items of information as adult literacy centres, primary health sub~centres, and community health workers III the village have been introduced in the village directory with this objective 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 population 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 rV-A) has been introduced with this objective in mind. It is expected that this will help the planners to chalk out programmes on provi­ sion of civic amenities for the improvement of slums. The columns on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population in Statement IV relating to civic and other amenities and adult literacy classes/centre'> 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 ( vi ) amenities in urban areas of the country can be b.:st analysed by taking the class of towns into considera­ tion. The addition of the columns on civic administration status and population in a few statements also serves this purpose.

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 directo.:y and Part-B, the peA of villages and towns including the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes PCA upto TehsiljTown levels. At the beginning of 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. The district and tehsil/police stationjC D Block etc., level maps depicting the boundaries and other important features have been inserted at appropriate places, to further enhance the value of the publication.

This publication is a joint venture of the State Government and the Census Organisation. The data have been collected and compiled in the State under the direction of Shri I. C. Srivastava. the Director of Census Operations, Rajasthan on behalf of the State Government which has borne the cost uf printing. The task of planning, designing and coordination 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 Directorates have been scrutinised in the Social Studies Division at the headquarters under the guidance of Shri M. M. Dua, Senior Research Officer. I am thankful to all who have contributed in this project.

NEW P. PADMANABHA January 26, 1983 Registrar General, India ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We are deeply indebted to the State Government for their prompt help to us at all stages of CC'nsus Operations. We are beholden to Shri M. M. K. Wali, Chief Secretary, Rajasthan for his unstinted support and continued encouragement to us at all stages of work as also for having consented to write the Foreword for the series. The former Chief Secretary, Shri G. K. Bhanot who inaugurated the two State-level Census conferences had infused a sense of urgency and seriousness in the minds of Collectors and other officers engaged in Census work at the district level, which went a long way in geanng up the entire administrative machinery and we are extremely grateful to him. Several departments of the State Gvvernm~nt among which General Administration, Education, Community Development, Economics and Statistics, Public Relations, Printing and the Department of Personnel deserve special mention, extended utmost cooperatIOn and help in both the phases of Census Operations. The District Collectors played a pivotal role in successfully conducting and supervising Census Operations despite their multifarious responsibilities. They were assisted w:.:ll by ADMsjSDOs, Tehsildars and Municipal Officers and other Charge Officers. The Supervisors and Enumerators, the basic census functionaries worked ceaselessly in the entire period of field-work to make 1981 Census Operations smooth and successful. We are deeply grateful to Shri P. Padmdndbha, Registrar General and C~nsus Commissioner India for his sustained support and spontaneous, unfailing guidance throughout our endeavours. Our grateful thanks are due to Shri V. P. Pandey, Joint Registrar General and Shri N. G. Nag, Shri K. K. Chakravorty and Dr. B. K. Roy, the three Deputy Registrar Generals and their colleagues at the headquarters for their ever-willing, helping hand and thoughtful suggestions for putting together and shaping the volumes in their present form. Shrimati Meenakshi Hooja and Shri S. C. Varma, the former Deputy Directors incharge of District Handbooks who were ably assisted by Shri Shamsher Singh, Assistant Director and Shri Wali Haider, Investigator and their team of workers deserve all praise for their p.:rseverance and dedication b work. The management of funds, budgeting and reimbursement of expenditure etc. for these publications were ably handled by Shri R. C. Chandnani, Assistant Director (Adm.). Shri R. S. Mina, Assistant Director has taken pains in drafting the analytical notes for District Census Handbook. Finally, the entire manuscript was thoroughly scrutinised and made press worthy by the specially constituted co-ordination cell headed by Shri R. C. Bhargava, Assistant Director, who was very well assisted by Shri G. D. Agrawal, Assistant Director, Sarvashri R. A. Gupta and R. N. Verma, Senior Supervisors and whose efforts deserve special mention. The Primary Census Abstract, the population profile for all the administrativ.: units of district was first prepared in Regional Tabulation Office, Ajmer headed by Shri N. K. Bhargava, Deputy Director, who put in his 'Labour of Love' to ensure its timely preparation. In this task he was assisted by Shri B. L. Verma, Investigator. Shri S. R. Luhadia, Deputy Director who had earlier prepared the work-design and supervised the training programme for compilation and tabulation of primary data in the Regional Census Offices, engendered the necessary team spirit among staff for completing various components of work before proceeding for training al London School of Economics. He has ably edited some of the drafts of analytical notes included in these publications for which he deserves my sincere thanks. The PCA and various other tables were scrutinised and finalised for publication under the close supervision and guidance of Shri R. C. Bhargava, Assistant Director by his team of zealous workers headed by Shri R. N. Verma, Senior Supervisor. Their precision and promptitude in delivering goods deserve special mention. The members of the staff in the Art Section did a commendable job, first, under the guidance of Shri M. L. Kumawat. Sr. Geographel, a highly experienced census hand and later under Shri .T. C. Srivastava, Research Officer. The work pertaming to the preparation of maps of the district was supervised by Shri R. D. Aggarwal. Deputy Director (Technical). Shri M. M. Goyal, Investigator and official incharge of printing personally looked to various aspects of printing work alongwith his associates, which has ensured the timely release of volumes and all credit goes to him for getting them through the press. We are also highly thankful to Shri K. C. Ajrnera of Mahavir Printing Press, M. 1. Road, for making special arrangements for printing and supervising personally all processes thereof. lAIPUR I. C. SRIVASTAVA Republic Day, 1983 MEMBERS OF THE STAFF ASSOCIATED WITH THIS PUBLICATION

Village and Town Directory: 1. Shri Pratap Singh Statistical Assistant 2. Shri Narain Singh Khejroli Statistical Assistant 3. Smt. Usha Sharma Statistical Assistant 4. Smt. Santosh Malakar Statistical Assistant 5. Km. Nishi Saxena Computor 6. Km. Kusurn Lata Yadav Computor 7. Shri Bhagwan Sahai SankhJa Computor 8. Shri Arun Kumar Jain Computor 9. Shri Shyam Narain Bheda Computor 10. Shri Kailash Narain Sharma Computor Primary Census Abstract : 1. Shri N. K. Baj Investigator 2. Shri Abdul Waheed Investigator 3. Shri T. C. Basandani Investigator 4. Shri K. B. Sharma Statistical Assistant 5. Shri Gope Raja Statistical Assistant 6. Shri M. L. Sindhi Statistical Assistant 7. Shri V. D. Chandwani Statistical Assistant 8. Smt. Charu Mathur Statistical Assistant 9. Shri Beechittar Singh Computor 10. Shri O. P. Badaya Computor 11. Shri N. K. Gupta Computor 12. Shri Mukesh Bhargava Computor Maps: 1. Shri Autar Singh Sr. Geographer 2. Shri N. R. Geographer 3. Shri Mukut Guria Geographer 4. Shri D. L. Verma Sr. Artist 5. Sbri Hem Siugh Sr. Draftsman 6. Shri Sardul Singh Artist 7. Shri M. S. Panwar Artist 8. Shri P. K. Sharma Artist 9. Sbri L. L. Padiyar Draftsman 10. Shri Indra Narain Draftsman Typing; 1. Shri S. C. Saini Comput~r 2. Shri S. K. Ajmera Computor 3. Shri P. K. Avasthi Operator 4. Shri Gyarsi Lal Gupta Operator Printing: 1. Shri Hassan Mohammad Printing Inspector 2. Shri Kanhaiya Lal Computor 3. Shri R. K. Sharma Proof Reader 4. Shri Simon Paul Proof Reader RAJASmAN

POPULATION PROFILE (CENSUS 1981)

Percentage to total Decennial ~~~Area Rank population Growth Literacy Sex State/District (in sq.km) Population of Rate Rate Ratio Rajasthan 1971-81 1981

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

RAJASTHAN 342,239 34,261,862 100.00 +32.97 24.38 919 30.48

1. Ganganagar 20,634 2,029,968 3 5.93 +45.62 26.03 874 29.48

2. 27,244 848,749 20 2.48 +48.09 28.20 891 29.31

3. Churu 16,830 1,179,466 16 3.44 +34.88 21.86 954 29.50

4. JhunjhuDuD 5,928 1,211,583 15 3.54 +30.39 28.61 956 25.04

5. 8,380 1,771,173 5 5.17 +26.17 26.53 892 26.73

6. Bharatpur 8,100 1,884,132 4 5.50 +26.43 26.05 831 27.27

7. 10,527 1,535,870 9 4.48 +28.68 23.23 867 28.86

8. Jaipur 14,068 3,420,574 1 9.98 +38.50 31.40 894 29.37

9. 7,732 1,377,245 11 4.02 +32.09 25.43 963 24.62

10. Ajmer 8,481 1,440,366 10 4.20 +25.50 35.30 922 35.83

11. Tonk 7,194 783,635 22 2.29 +25.22 20.56 928 33.87

12. 38,401 243,082 26 0.71 +44.84 15.80 811 32.09

13. 22,850 1,667,791 6 4.87 +44.82 26.64 909 30.59

14. 17,718 1,628,669 7 4.75 +29.04 19.38 958 33.11

15. Pali 12,387 1,274,504 13 3.72 +31.39 21.87 946 32.07

16. Barmer 28,387 1,118,892 17 3.27 +44.41 12.29 904 31.85

17. Jalor 10,640 903,073 18 2.64 +35.20 13.70 942 29.41

18. 5.136 542,049 25 1.58 +27.90 20.07 963 29.46

19. 10,455 1,310,379 12 3.82 +24.22 19.79 942 38.50

20. 17,279 2,356,959 2 6.88 +30.69 22.01 977 30.13

21. Chittaurgarh 10,856 1,232,494 14 3.60 +30.41 21.94 951 37.81

22. 3,770 682,845 23 1.99 +28.78 18.52 1,045 27.19

23. 5,037 886,600 19 2.59 +35.44 16.85 984 27.97

24. 5,550 586,982 24 1.71 +30.72 20.14 887 33.93

25. Kota 12,436 1,559,784 8 4.5S +36.57 32.53 888 30.40

26. 6,219 784,998 21 2.29 +25.85 22.11 926 35.96 FActs FROM FIGURES

RAJASTHAN AJMER STATE DISTRICT

POPULATION TOTAL Persons 34,261.862 1.440.366 Males 17.854,154 749,362 Females 16,407.708 691,004

RURAL Persons 27,051,354 823,960 Males 14,013,454 422,904 Females 13,037,900 401,056

URBAN Persons 7,210,508 616,406 Males 3,840,700 326,458 Females 3,369,808 289,948

DECENNIAL POPULATION GROWTH RATE 1971-81 +32.97 +25.50

ARBA (Sq. Km) 342,239 8,481

DENSITY OF POPULATION (Per Sq. Km) 100 170

SEX-RATIO (Number of Females per 1,000 Males) 919 922

LITERACY RATE Persons 24.38 35.30 Males 36.30 47.65 Females 11.42 21.92

PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION 21.05 42.80

PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL POPULATION:

( i ) Main Workers Persons 30.48 35.83 Males 49.92 51.54 Females 9.32 18.79

(ii) Marginal Workers Persons 6.13 2.95 Males 0.98 0.56 Females 11.74 5.55

(iii) Non-workers Persons 63.39 61.22 Males 49.10 47.90 Females 78.94 75.66

BREAK-UP OF MAIN WORKERS

PERCENTAGE AMONG MAIN WORKERS:

( j ) Cultivators PClSom, 61.59 4b.l)j Male. 60.70 41.63 Females 66.75 62.68

( ii) Agricultural Labourers Persons 7.32 7.16 Males 5.89 4.90 Femalet 15.67 13.83 , xi )

FACTS FROM FIGURES

RAJASTHAN AJMER STATE DISTRICT

(iii) Household Industry Persons 3.26 3.47 Males 3.33 3.58 Females 2.82 3.15

(iv) Other Workers PersoDs 27.83 42.44 Males 30.08 49.89 Females 14.76 20.29

PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTES Persons 17.04 18.38 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 17.10 18.'29 Females 16.98 18.49

PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED TRIBES Persons 12.21 2.23 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 12.05 2.25 Females 12.39 2.22

NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES 5.726,680 252,046

Sub-Divisions 83 4

Tehsils 197 5

Panchayat Samities 236 8

Number of Villages Total 37.124 939 Inhabited 34,968 923 Uninhabited 2,156 16

Number of Towns 201 8

Net area sown (in hectares) (1979-80) 14,206.683 358.742

Net irrigated area (in hectares) (1979-80) 3,308,273 117,631

Colleges (No.) (1979-80) 269 27

Secondary/Higher Secondary Schools (No.) (1979-80) 2,168 130

Middle Schools (No.) (1979-80) 5.175 220

Primary & Pre-primary Schools (No.) (1979-80) 21.313 870

Roads (Km) (1979-80) 40,399 1.676

TowDsjVillages electrified (As on 31.3.80) 13,831 501

Wellll electrified (upto 1979-80) 183,238 7.069 1981 CENSUS - PUBLICATION PLAN

The Rajllsthan 1981 Census Publications, Series-18 in All India Series, will be published in the following parts :

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PUBLICATIONS

Part I-A Administration Report-Enumeration (In Press) ) ~ For official use only Part I-B Administration Report--Tabulation J Part II-A General PopUlation Tables (In Press) Part II-B Primary Census Abstract (In Press) Part III General Economic Tables Part IV Social and Cultural Tables Part V Migration Tables Part VI Fertility Tables Part VII Tables on Houses and Disabled Population (In Press) Part VIII Household Tables

Part IX Special Tables on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribe~ Part X-A Town Directory Part X-B Survey Reports on selected Towns Part X-C Survey Reports on selected Villages Part XI Ethnographic Notes and special studies on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Part XU Census Atlas

GOVERNMENT OF RAJASTHAN PUBLICATIONS

Part XII-A Administrative Atlas Part XIII-A & B District Census Handbook (Village and Town Directory and Primary Census Abtract) •

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CONTENTS PAGBS

FOREWORD (iii) PREFACE (v) ACKNOWLEDGEMENT (vii) AN INTRODUCTORY NOTE (xvii) AJMER DISTRICT-A PROFILE (xix) HISTORY OF DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK (xxxii) SCOPE OF VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY AND PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT (xxxiii) CENSUS CONCEPTS (xxxix) ANALYTICAL NOTE-PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT (xlv) CENSUS HOUSES AND DISABLED PERSONS (lxi) ANALYTICAL NOTE-VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY (lxiii)

PART A-VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY SECTION I-VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Codes used for various amenities in Village Directory 5

VILLAGE DIRECTORY (with Map of Tehsil alld Alplnb~tical List of Villages) : 1. Ajmer Tehsil 7 2. Tehsil 2'/ 3. Tehsil 47 4. Tehsil t;3 5. Kekri Tehsil 95

APPENDICES

Appendix I Tchsilwise abstract of educational, medical and other amenities Ill)

Appendix II Land utilisation data in respect of non-municipal towns (Census Towns) 122 Appendix III List of inhabited villages where no educational, medical, drinking water, post and telegraph, day or days of market/hat, communication and power supply facilities are available 123 Appendix IV - List of villages according to the proportion of Schcduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges 124

SECTION II-TOWN DIRECTORY

Codes used for various amcnities in Town Directory 142 ( xvi )

PAGES TOWN DIRECTORY Statement I Status and Growth History 144 Statement II Physical aspects and Location of Towns, 1979 146 Statement III Municipal Finance, 1978-79 148 Statement IV Civic and other Amenities, 1979 150 Statement IVA- Civic and other Amenities in Notified Slums, 1979 152 Statement V Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural facilities, 1979 154 Statement VI - Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking, 1979 158 APPENDIX Towns showing their out-growth with population 162

PART B-PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 164 VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 1. Ajmer Tehsil 168 2. Kishangarh Tehsil 178 3. Bea war Tehsil 186 4. Sarwar Tehsil 208 S. Kekri Tehsil 214

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT I Town 224 11 Ajmer City Town 224 III Nasirabad Town 228 IV Kishangarh Town 228 V Beawar Town 230 VI Vijaynagar Town 232 VII Sarwar Town 232 VHl Kekri Town 232

APPENDICES Appendix I Total Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Population-Urban Blockwise 239 Appendix II Villages classified by popUlation sizes 263

SPECIAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED CASTES & TRIBES List of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes-Rajasthan 279 Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes 280 Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Tribes 282

SPECIAL ANNEXURES PANCHAYAT SAMITlWISE ABSTRACT OF VILLAGE DIRECTORY AND PRIMAR Y CENSUS ABSTRACT Note 287 Special Annexnre I-Panchayat Samitiwise List of Villages 288 Special Annexure II-Panchayat Samitiwise Abstract of Village Directory 302 Special Annexure III-Panchayat Samitiwise Abstract of Primary Census AbstJact 306 AN INTRODUCTORY NOTE

The series of District Census Handbooks has been prepared after compi­ lation and tabulation of data collected through Individual Slip and Household Schedule on full count basis for which nearly 1,500 workers were engaged for a period extending to more than 12 months. For the first time, an attempt has been made in the series to bring out demographic and other data in diglot, and English, for a more beneficial use by data users of all categories. Hindi being the official language of the State, a Hindi version of the analytical notes has also been added with a view to cater to the needs of all sections of readers.

As a necessary corollary to the Handbooks, Panchayat Samities, the basic administrative units of development administration and planning have been listed out separately in relation to those districts only wherein they are not co­ tenninous with their tehsils and information relating to their popUlation figures as well as amenities available in each village located in their jurisdiction will be presented in a separate volume under the title Supplement to District Census Handbook (Panchayat Samiti). However, for reference, in the main District Census Handbook, a list of villages forming part of each non-coterminous Panchayat Samiti has been provided alongwith the abstracts of population and amenities for such Panchayat Samities as a whole in the form of Special Annexures.

Another new feature of the present series is the depiction of villages falling in various population ranges by their total popUlation figures for 1981 Census.

In addition to new items like uses of electricity and nearest communication points, information for which was not collected in 1971 Census, a specific note on each district covering general information regarding its history, topography. physiography, administrative set-up and places of tourist and historic importances etc., has also been included with a view to provide comprehensive and more purposeful information about the district as a whole. Population figures of Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes constituting the core of 'weaker-section' have been presented at district/tehsil/town level so as to facilitate planning for their w~lfar~ b.:>th at micro aId ml.cro levels.

It is earnestly hoped that the District Census Handbook will serve its purpose for planners, administrators of welfare schemes and other data users in general.

AJMER DISTRICT - A PROFILE

Historical Backdrop of the District 5. After defeating Prithviraj this district was made a part of the Islamic conquests of Delhi sul­ Geologically the hills around Pushkar and Ajmer tans in India. Qutub-ud-din Aibak inherited the Indian City are one of the oldest in India. Recent finds of conquests of Ghori in 1206 A.D. After the death of microliths at Khera and Kaderi indicate that human Balban in 1287 A.D. most of the area of Ajmer district beings inhabited the area ever since the dawn of civi­ was regained by Hammir Dev Chauhan of Rantham­ lization. Links of Mohanjodaro culture with Rajas­ bhor. In 1301 AD. i. e.. after Hammir's defeat and than have been detected and it is possible that the lead death. the district again became a part of the Sultanate. found in the shape of small dishes, plumb-bobs and In the last decade of the 15th century, it was in the ingots waS brought from Ajmer and the black and hands of Mallu Khan. In 16th century, Akbar made white schists used for weights were obtained from other Ajmer the capital of an important suba of the Mughal parts of the Aravalli hills. empire. Upto 1712 A.D. the district was under the Mughals and after that it came under the Rathores and the Marathas. In 1801 A.D. it came under the British :. Fragments of painted gray ware, non-megalithic rule, and Mons. Perron became the first subedar of black and red ware and northern black polished ware AjmcL and appointed Mr. Low its administrator. have been found at Chosla (Kekri tehsil) and only non­ With the passage of the Government of India Act of megalithic black and red Vrare at Sameliya (Sarwar 1935 A.D. Ajmer-Merwara was put under the adminis­ tehsil). One of the eariiest Brahmi inscriptions of pre­ trative control of the Home Department on April Asokan period has been found in the Bhilot Mata 1,1937. On 26th January, 1950 the district was mer­ temple in village BadJi tKtkri tehsil). These finds sub­ ged with the Union of Madhya Bharat. With the f>tantiate the traditional stories connected with Pushkar passage of Part 'C' States Bill in 1951, the region was and the part played by this area in the proto-historic included in the Part 'C' State of Ajmer and a legislature period. was set up.

3. The references to Pushkar in Ramayana, Maha­ 6. The district derives its name from the head-quar­ bharat and the Puranas as well as the coins of the ter town of Ajmer. Before Independence, Ajmer­ period suggest that the local chiefs played a significant Merwara was an isolated province of British India in part in dealings with the invading Kushans, Sakas, etc., Rajputana. The town, Ajmer takes its name from in the first five centuries of the Christian era i. e., till Raja Aja or Ajaya, a Chauhan prince of the 12th cen· the rise of the . tury A.D., but according to some scholars, from another Chauhan prince, Jayapala, of the early 7th century 4. Though the origin of the Chauhans in the 6th A.D. Ajmer remained under the Central Government century A.D. is variously given by eminent scholars as a Part 'C' (Centrally administered) State till 31st like Col. Tod, Dr. D. R. Bhandarkar. Dr. R. C. Majum­ October 1956, when it was merged with Rajasthan dar, Dr. Dasharatha Sharma, G. H. Ojha and others, according to the recommendations of the State Reorga­ the result of the exercise of giving a connected account nization Commission and became a separate district. of the ruling house for the next five centuries is pretty confused; and what we finally know for certain is the 7. At the time of 1951 Census, the district compri­ names of kings like Vasudev, Samant Raj. Durlabh sed of three tehsils viz., Ajmer. Beawar and Kekri. Raj.I, Simha Raj, Vigraha Raj, Prithvi Raj. Ajaya Raj, As for urban areas there was one city alongwith six etc. etc., who ruled upto the 12th century. It is (mly towns namely Beawar, Nasirabad, Kekri, Pushkar, Bijai­ when we come to year 1192 A.D. and find Mohammad nagar and Deoli. During 1951~61 inter-censal period, Ghori attacking Ajmer and defeating him that the clear four entire tehsils-Kishangarh, Arain, Sarwar and Rup­ ficture of hi~torical_ n.arration be~ins. na~ar were transferred fro~ Jairur d~~t{j(!t and oue (xx ) village, Mankhand, from tehsil of , on the east by Jaipur and Tonk districts and district. During the period under review, the district on the west by . lost in the territory by getting transferred one village, three hamlets and one town, Deoli, to Deoli tehsil of PhYSiography Tonk district. During 1961-71 though no inter-district 12. The district is triangular in shape. It is gene­ transfer took place in the district, however, as inter­ rally a level plain interspersed with low hills, which run tehsil transfers, former entire tehsils of Rupnagar and in the north-westerly direction in the upper part of Arain were merged in Kishangarh tehsiJ; and 34 villages Ajmer Sub-division. The Beawar Sub·division is an were transferred from Kekri tehsil to Sarwar tehsi!. irregular terrain lying in the south-west of the district During 1971-81 however, no inter-distrkt or inter-tehsil and is composed of two detached blocks. 1his track transfets took place in the district. is generally hilly. The Kekri Sub-division forms the south-eastern portion of the district. It is a compact 8. At present the district is composed of four sub­ area composed of two blocks separated by the terri.ory divisions and five tehsils as under : of Kishangarh Sub· division. This tract is a level plain. The Kishangarh Sub-division forms the eastern Name of Sub-division Aame of Tahsil portion of the district and is sandy except for a few I. Ajmer Ajmer small isolated patches. 2. Beawar Beawar 13. which divides the plains of Mar. 3. Kekri Kekri war from the high tableland of Mewar passes through 4. Kishangarh Kishangarh the district. The range comes into prominence near Sarwar Ajmer City, where it appears in a parallel succession of 9, As in other districts, the Collector is the admini­ hills. The highest point is about 870 metres above the :.trativc head of the district and is also the District Magi­ sea level near Ajmer City on which Taragarh fort is strate. Each Sub-division is under the charge of a situated. The 'Nagpahar' at a distance of about 5 km., Sub-Divisional Officer while each tehsil is under the west of Ajmer City, attains a scarcely inferior elevation. charge and supervision of a Tehsildar, who is also The range of hills between Ajmer and Nasirabad marks vested with the powers of Executive Magistrate. Besides the dividing watershed of the continent of India. The the Collector, Sub-divisional Officers and Tehsildars rain which falls on the southern Nasirabad side, finds who exercise criminal powers, there are courts of Dist­ its way through the Chambal into the Bay of Bengal: rict and Sessions Judge, District and Additional Sessions that which falls on the other side is discharged by the Judge, Civil Judge-cum-Chief Judicial Magistrate and Luni into the Gulf of Kutch. The range of hills (on Additional Civil Judge-cum-Judicial Magistrate at which Taragarh fort stands) passing through the district Ajmer. Besides, Munsif-cum-Judicial Magistrate courts merges into the Vindhyan system near Abu. There are function; four for Ajmer City and one for Ajmer Dist­ four well·known passes in Beawar tehsil viz. Barr, Pakheria, Sheopura Ghata and the Sura Ghata pass. rict in addition to two each at Beawar and Kekri and one each at Nasirabad and Kishangarh. Courts of 14. There are five rivers which flow through the Judicial Magistrates also run, seven at Ajmer and one district viz., Banas, Khari, Sagarmati, Saraswati and at Beawar. Rupnagar. All rivers are mere rivulets in hot weather but become torrents in the rains. The river Banas 10. With the advent of democratic decentralisation which rises in the Aravalli hills enters this district near in 1959 in Rajastllan. eight Panchayat Samities were village Jeetapura in Kekri tehsil. The Khari river rises formed in Ajmer district. These Samities are guided in the hills near the village Birjal and after forming the by the Zila Parishad under the Chairmanship of the boundary between Udaipur and Ajmer districts for a ZiJa Pramukh and supervised by the Collector of the short distance falls into Banas. The river Sagarmati district, who is also an ex-officio District Development rises near the Bisala tank in Ajmer and meets river Officer. The ultimate aim of the Government is to Saraswati at the extreme north of village Govindgarh make the Panchayat Samities, the sole agency of aU (Ajmer tehsil). Another river Rupnagar flows in the developmental activities at the Block level. major part of Kishangarh tehsil. 11. The district is located in the centre of the State 15. There are natural lakes viz., Pushkar and Budha between 25° 38' and 26° 58' north latitudes and 73° 54' Pushkar near Ajmer City and Sargaon and Karantia and 75° 22' eas.t longitudes. It is bounded on the near Beawar town. Among the important tanks in the north by , on the south by are Foy Sagar, Phool Sagar, Bisala, Ramsar, ( xxi )

Dilwar, Kalinjar, Jawaja, Makreda etc. Besides, (ii) Beryl/ Emerald - Beryl is found in pegmatites near several small reservoirs are also found in the district. Lohagarh and Makreda. Emerald of the gem variety, is quarried from Rajgarh and Bubani­ Climate Mahmi mines where it occurs within the ultra­ basic rocks. 16. The district has a hot dry summer and cold bracing winter. The winter extends from December to (iii) Fe/spar - It occurs in the pegmatite at Kadea February while the summer season extends from March (Kekri tebsil), Baburgarb, Taragarh bills (Beawar to the end of June. The rainy season is comparatively tehsil), Jeewan mines near Rajgarh, Makreda short in this region and lasts only till mid-September. near Ajmer and Lohagarh. It is used in the The maximum temperature was 44.0°C and the minimum China-ware and glass industries. was recorded 1.0°C at Ajmer centre during 1980. During this period the mean temperature remained (iv) Garnel - Lilac to pink coloured garnet is found 22.5°C. The normal annual rainfall was recorded 52.73 within the mica schist near Sarwar. It is used em., while the actual rainfall was 41.53 cm in 1980. mostly as an abrasive and partly as a gem The rainfall generally increases from the north-west to stone. the south-east. Kekri gets more rain tban other parts of the district. About 90 percent of the annual rain­ (v) Mica - Muscovite mica associated in the pegma­ fall is received during the period June to September, tite veins is mined near Dadiya (Kishangarh July and August being the rainiest months. The varia~ tehsil) Basundni (Kekri tehsil) mines near Sarwar tion in annual rainfall from year to year is very large. and Arain. On an average there are 26 rainy days in a year. During the south-west monsoon season the relative (vi) Vermiculite - The mineral occurs near Gudas humidity is generally over 60 per cent and during the within the ultrabasic rocks. Since it swells up rest of the year, the air is dry. to 10 times on heating it finds use where extreme lightness and low heat conductivity are requi­ Geolo~y and Minera)s red.

] 7. The geology of the district is that of the Aravalli 19. Besides these, calcite, china clay, kyanite, lime­ range which extends throughout the district except for stone, soapstone and building stone are also produced the north-western part, which is flat and plain and on a minor scale and occurrences of lead-zinc-copper mostly cc\'(rcd by sand dunes. The oldest rocb expo­ are reported from Lohakhan. Taragarh and Sarwar sed in the district are the pre-Aravalli Banded Gneissic (Kekri tehsil). Complex over 2,501 million years old. These comprise schist, genisses and amphibolite. These are the rocks Forest, Flora and Fauna of Delhi Super Group comprising of quartzite, conglo­ merate, amphibolite and mica schist (Alwar Group) 20. Around 4.17 per cent of the total area available and calc-schists, dolomitic marble, calc-gneisses, amphi­ for land utilization is covered under forests. Owing to bolite and phyllite (Ajabgarh Group). The post-Delhi its geographical position and limited rainfall, the flora intrusives, granites and alkaline rocks, i. e. nepheline of the district is not rich. The forest crop is mainly syenites and its a!.sociated rocks are seen near Kishan: xerophytic species common to the more arid tracts of garh. India. The district is completely outside the timber line i. e. Teak, Sal and Sisso Zone of the tropical and 18. The district is endowed with a large number of !.ub-tropical India. The main species found in the dis­ non-metallic minerals which add several lakhs of rupees trict are Dhokra (Anogeissus pendula), Kumpta (Acacia to the State's Treasury The main minerals found in rupestris). Salar (Boswellia serrata), Khejri (Prosopis the district are as under: spicigera), Khair (Acacia catechu), Ber (Zizyphus 0) Asbest;)s - Chrysolite asbestos is found at Kan­ jujuba), Jinja (Bauhinia racemosa), Koulassi (Dichros­ walai (Ajmer tehsil) and Nai Khurd (Beawar tachys cineria), Aranja (Acacia leucophoea), Gol tehsil) whereas the amphibole variety oceurs near (Lannea grand is), Tambolia (Ehretia laevis), Sainjora Kotta (Beawar tebsil), Arjunpura (Ajmer tehsil) (Moringa concanensis), Thor (Euphorbia nivulia). and Kotri (Sarwar tehsil). It is chiefly used in Grangan (Grewia populifolia), Jharbor (Zizyphus the manufacture of heat and fire resistant nummularia), Dassen (Rhus mysorensis), Firangan -..taials. .__ _ (Grewia pHlosa), Sa[epan (Securinega Obovata), Ami ( xxii )

(Clerodcndron phlornoides), Neem (Azadirachta indica), 1 2 3 Sernal (Salmalia Malabaricuffi), Pipal (Ficus religiosa), Golia dhau (Anogerissus latifolia), Lambana (Bridelia 5. Culturable waste IlJ6,134 12.74 rctusa), Timbru (Diospyros melanoxylon), Umbia (Saccopetalum tomentosum), Ghatolan (Randia dume­ 6. Fallow land 107,242 12.88 torum), Kalia (Albizzia onoratissima), Kar (Sterculia 7. Net area sown 358,742 43.08 urens), Khirni (Wrightia tomentosa), Kankaran (Fla­ courtia sapida), Bahera (Terminalia bellerica), Amaltas Total 832,810 100.00 (Cassia fistula) and Bijasar (Scymida febrifuga) etc. Crop Pattern The most common grasses found in the district are cenchrus cijiaris, Schima marvosus, Dichanthiurn annu­ 23. The crop pattern has remained largely unchan­ latum, Chloris b<:.rbata, Chrysopason montanus and ged over the years. As in other districts of the state, Eremonopogon fovcalatus etc. The forests play a there are two major crop-seasons in this district. The very important part in the ecollorny of the district. major Kharif crops sown during the months of Juue­ They meet the requiremellt~ of villagers in re~pcct of July and harvested in September-October are bajra, agricultural impicments and timber for their hutments jowar. pulses, maize and groundnut. Main Rabi crops and provide grazings. The wood is used as fuel in for which sowing operations start during October­ towns and villages, November, and harvested in March-April include wheat, barley, pulses, gram and oilseeds. 21. Among the wild animals black buck (antelope bezortica), reviu",: deer, (gazeIJa benllettii) .ftt\d nilgai 24. llIis district does not grow enough grain to (portax pictus) are commonly found while tigers are feed the increasing population and therefore the occasionally seen in the forests of Beawar. Leopards emphasis must be maintained overwhelmingly on food and hyenas are found in the hills of Nagpahar. Besides, crops. The crops like cotton. tobacco. spices, fruits wild pig and sambhar (rura aristoteli) are also found. and vegetables require more irrigation which is not Among small games geese, duck and snipe are found available in sufficient measures in the district. As around the tanks in cold weather. Hares and grey regards the introduction of new crops, seeds of better partridges are seen in every season. Small sand grouse varieties of wheat, barley, maize, cotton, groundnut and is found in abundance while Indian bustard is occasio­ sugarcane are being distributed among the farmers. nally seen. BeSides, fertilizers are also made available to the farmers. Land Use 25. During 1979-80, the important crops in order 22. The geographical area of the district is reported of production in the district were wheat, barley, maize as 850,4 J 0 hectares while the area recorded for the land and cotton. During this period the district stood third utilisation purposes was 832,810 hectares in 1979-80. amongst the districts of the state in cotton, fourth in The area classified under land use pattern during the chillies, fifth in groundnut, seventh in barley and eighth 'Year was as under: in jowar. The final figures relating to area and princi­ pal crops in the district during the period were as under: Clossijicati(on of the Land use Area Percentau (in hectares) to total area Name o/Crop Area Production (in tannes) 2 3 (in hectares)

'~--'--- l. Forests 34,738 4.17 2 3 Cereals 2. Land put to non-agricultu- tural use 40,676 4.88 Bajra 35,52l) 6,777

3 Barren and uncultivated Jowar 98,670 2,269 land 107,826 12.95 Wheat 68,965 91,172 4. Other uncultivated land excluding fallow land 77,452 9.30 ..Maize . .. 5.4,701 -wee21,60J ___ '.- - ~-.. ( ixiii )

27. There are following classes of tenants; 1 2 3 (a) Khatedar tenants,

Barley 31,870 31,328 (b) Maliks, (c) Tenants of Khudkasht, and Rice 267 144 (d) Ghair-Khatedar tenants. Poises 28. A Khatedar tenant is entitled to all the rights Gram 26,683 12,648 conferred and is subject to all the liabilities imposed on Khatedar tenant by the Rajasthan Tenancy Act. On the Tur 16 2 date of coming into force of Rajasthan Tenancy Act, a Other pulses 12,020 478 Zamindar or a Biswedar holding Khudkasht was treated as a Khatedar tenant irrespective of whether he was or Commercial Crops not in occupation on the date of vesting.

Seasamum 7,520 90 29. Malik is a Zamindar or Biswedar who has become Malik of Khudkasht land held by him on Rape and Mustard 432 194 abolition of Zamindari and Biswedari in 1959. The word 'Malik' was also added to Section 14 of the Linseed 1,856 393 Rajasthan Tenancy Act to classify it as a class of tenants. Section Groundnut 31,770 5,401 13 of the Act provides that a Malik is entitled to all the rights conferred and is subject to all the Cotton· 16,632 18,458 liabilities imposed on Khatedar tenant and in substance, this class of tenancy is nothing but a Khatedar tenant. Sugarcane 241 8,265 30. Zamindars and Biswedars holding Khudkasht Chillies 3,173 J,119 were treated as Khatedar tenants. A tenant of khud­ kasht is essentially a sub-tenant in view of the fact that Potatoes 8 6 a sub-tenant is also eligible for protection of his cultiva­ tory rights even against Khatedar tenants. Every tenant Sanhemp· 17 5 of land other than a Khatedar tenant, a tenant of Khud­ kasht or a sub·tenant is a Ghair-Khatedar tenant. Tobacco 9 10 . 31. A trespasser is a person who takes or retains possession of land without authority or who prevents

• Production is in bales of 170~. each. another person from occupying land duly let out to him by the State. After regularisation the trespasser TeDaDCY becomes an allottee. An allottee is treated as a Ghair­ Khatedar tenant on whom Sub-Divisional Officer shall 26. Tenancy in the State is governed by the Rajas­ suo moto confer khatedari rights after ten years of allot­ than Tenancy Act, 1955. It is one of the most impor­ ment provided that the allottee fulfils all the terms and tant and progressive laws relating to agrarian reforms. conditions of allotment during this period. Similar is The provisions of the Act apply in respect of land held the case of other allottees who were otherwise allotted by tenants as if the State - Government were the land land by the State Government. holder acting through the Tehsildar in relation to the - land held by him. Every person is either a tenant or a Agricultural implements and Machinery sUb-tenant, an allottee or a trespasser. A tenant is one who is required to pay some rent on account of use and 32. Most of the agricultural implements in the occupation of land let out to him for agricultural or district are of old type but attempts are being made to allied purposes. Grantee with a favourable rate of rent, introduce improved types of implements. The main ijardar, thekedar or trespasser is not considered a implements are ploughs, harrows, levellers, clod-cru­ ~t. sher&. __ seeg_,:_d.rill~_ .l!nd ~oes. 1h~~e _\!ere _about 69.8 ( Xliv ) thousand ploughs, 4().4 thousand carts, 2,801 electric 1 2 3 pumps, 1,216 011 engines, 536 'Ghanies', 315 tractors and 66 sugarcane crushers in the district according to Donkeys and ,mules 5,~O9 0.32 the Livestock Census, 1977. Horses and ponies 883 0.05 Irrigation Camels,-; 4,694 0.1-9 33. The farmers of the district mainly depend on Pigs rainfall for their agricultural operations as thIS dIstrict 7,994 0.49 is not nch in Irngatlon facIlIties as compared to many other districts of the state and the wells are the slOgle Total 1,644,265 100.00 most Important source of Irrjgation. Out of the net irrigated area during 1979-80, 80.57 per cent was irriga­ 36. The total poultry in the district was about 2.60 ted by wells and tubewells, lY.24 per cent by tanks and lakhs in 1977. In 1979-80 there were sixteen veterinary the remaining U.19 per cent by other sources. Dunng hospitals, twelve verterinary dispensaries, seven sheep thIS period the gross irrigated area by crops was as extension centres, three sheep artificial insemination under: centres and a mobile veterinary unit in the district. In 19~0-81, about 82 thousand eggs were sent for sale Area irrigated fercentage to within the state and about 2.62 crore eggs out of the Name of Crop tin hecrares) toNi Irrigated - r " state. The most common breed 6f cattle, found almost area in every part of the district, is the 'Gir' which has been (i) Food crops (other given a local name of 'Renda' or 'Ajmera'. In some than sugarcane) .l20,497 7'J.93 portion of Kekri tehsil the breed is also found while Nagori breed is available mainly in Rupnagar (iI) Sugarcane 26 0.02 tehsil. At the end of January 1981, the Sheep and (iii) Cotton 15,154 10.05 Wool Department made available loans through the banks' and opened 650 units for Sheep and Wool deve­ (lY) Others 15,074 10.{)0 lop~ent. Total 150,751 100.00 37. Under the fisheries development project, good 34. The medium irrigation projects already comple­ varieties of fish are being developed in Bir, Foy ted in the district are Narain Sagar ana Lasadiya on Sagar and the Cantonment tanks at Nasirabad. Three which Rs. 174.l>3 lakhs were spent. Durfug' 1'979-80, lakh fishes were distributed by the Fish Breeders Deve­ 4.8 thou'sand hectares of land was'brought under irriga­ lopment Agency, Ajmer during 1980-81. The Agency tion by these projects. Besides, the work was started has organised five fisheries cooperative societies in the on six small irrigation projects during lS80-81 of which district with a total of 103 mej11p~s, four projects were compieted and over ~s: 2l hikhs spent on them. During 1979,218 tanks were repaired Power and Electricity under famine relief programme. -" " 38. As there is no big river, there is no possibility Animal Husbandry of hydro-electric power ~ithin the district. There are eight power houses 'In the'dlstrict, the eadiest of these 35. In 1977, the district had a Lives~ock population having "~en set-up in 1924 by the r~ilway authorities. as shown in the following table: ' -' ", Out of' these eight, two are owned' by the Western Railway, one by the Ministry of Defence (Military Anim.J1 Number Percentage /0 lotol Engineering Services), three by the Rajasthan State 2 3 ' . E~ectri~it¥ l30ard a~d t~o by private co~p~pi~s:' Of , the ~W9 railway po~er ~ou~~s t~e one at Nagra (AJmer) Cattle 546,742 33.25 was 'in \_vhUe the otlie'r was at " e'stapn~hed X9~3 star~ed Buffaloes 178,350 10.85 ~udIia 'Push,kar iIi 't~e ye'ar 1?59. 'The~pO:wer' 'house Sheep 531,592 32.33 owned by'the m\litary"auinorities is located at ~~sira. - ' 9a~: The powe~"liou~~s at Kl'sha,ng~rh, Kekri and Goats 368,70l 22.42 B'ijainagar are ow-nid b>'the RaJasthan'state 'Electricity " -_ .- ,...... (, ~xv )

Board. Kishangarh power house was started in 1925. this establishment concentrates on repair work in The power house at Bijainagar was started in 1959 addition to manufacture of some spare parts. Regard­ while that at Kekri started functioning in 1960. ing cotton mills in the district, The Krishna Mills Ltd., is the first establishment located at Beawar which pro­ 39. The power house established at Ajmer in the vided employment to 1.174 persons in 1980. The two year 1930 is OWL.cd by Mis Amalgamated Elcctricity other large cotton mills at Beawar are The Edward Company Ltd" which has its headquarters at Bombay. Mills Ltd., and The Mahalaxmi Mills Ltd., established The power house at Beawar which is also run by a pri­ in 1906 and 1925 respectively. vate company was started in 1937. At present the district is receiving power from Chambal and Bhakta 42. The other registered factories in the dIstrict are projects also. By March 1981, there were :'41 electri­ concerned with cotton ginning, cleaning, spinning and fied villages and 8,156 wells in the district. weaving, weaving of cotton textile by power-looms, oil mills, sawing & planing of woods, printing & publish­ 40. The consumption of electricity during 1980-81 ing, wool cleaning, thread & thread ball-making, manu­ was as under: facturing of structural stone goods, stone crushing & dressing, manufacturing of Hume pipes and other Type of consumplion Consumption cement products. (in Million Kwh) ------43. The main small scale and cottage industries of Domestic: 1. the district are cotton ginning and bailing, wool and (i) Light & fan 15.726 cotton pressing, spinning and weaving, manufacturing Oi) Heat & power 1.821 of 'Bidi', 'Gota', shoe and toy making, dyeing and printing, pottery, lac bangle making, carpentry, black­ 2. Commercial (Non domestic) 10.907 smithy, gold-smithy, etc. Most of the wool cleaning 3. Industrial : factories are centralised at Beawar because it is an (i) Smail & Medium voltage 24.901 important 'mandl' for the wool trade. Cotton spinning (ii) High voltage 28.651 and weaving is an ancient handicraft of the district but it is now declining due to the competition of mill-made 4. Public lighting 1.825 cloth. Ki&hangarh is the other industrial centre in the 5. Irrigation 31.389 district. During the year 1979-80, the Rajasthan 6. Public Water Works 17.621 Financial Corporation had sanctioned 77 loans amount­ ing to Rs. 128.60 lakhs, out of which 61 loans of Rs. 9.515 7. Others 82.69 lakhs were disbursed. The Rajasthan State lndustrial and Mineral Development Corporation had Total 142.356 developed six Industrial Areas in 1979-80 in the district, viz., M. T. C. Ajmer, Kekri, Pratappura, Bijainagar, Indu~trjes and Labour Kishangarh and Beawar.

41. By the end of December 1980, there were 1,130 44. The district abounds in mineral wealth and registered factories which provided employment to more minerals including the radioactive ones are being 23,309 persons. Among the large scale industries at discovered. There is sufficient scope for more ind.ustries Ajmer City are Carriage and Wagon Workshop, Loco­ to be established in the district. The district has motive Central Workshop, Machine Tools Corporation efficient communications and is connected by rail and of India Ltd., Central Workshop of Rajasthan State road to most important centres of the country. Labour Roadways Transport Corporation, Electrical Repair is available in plenty. Workshop and Power House, Western Railway Ticket Printing Press which alone provided employment to 45. There is an employment exchange in the district 8,629 persons in the year 1980. Of these the first two located at Ajmer City. During the year 1980, 13,769 are railway establishments. The Central Loco Work­ applicants were registered in the employment exchange. shop was the first in the country for manufacturing During the period under review, 1,873 vacancies were metre-gauge locomotives but it has stopped the manu- notified by various Govt., Semi-Govt. and private __ _factJillp,&_ \Vor_k~l!_op of locomotives after coming into ins'tltutions, out of which 912 po~ts were filled up ~xistence of the Chitranlan Workshop since 1950. Now through the employmenc exchange. ( xxvi )

46. Since 1944 a Labour Officer has been posted at 52. The district had 81 branches of various Commer­ Ajmer to supervise the labour welfare activities orga­ cial Banks by the end of the year 1980. Besides, there nised through the Labour Department. There are were 1 2 branches of various Co-operative Banks. There labour welfare centres rUll by the Government at were 40 petrol pumps located at various places in the Ajmer, Beawar, Kekri, Bijainagar and Kishangarh. district in 1979. There were 15 Cinema houses with These centres run craft and adult education classes, 9,040 seats in the district in 1979-80, viz., seven at Ajmer, provide medical aid, distribute milk to children and one each at Kishangarh, Nasirabad, Bijaiuagar and organise cultural functions. Sarwar and two each at Kekri and Beawar. There were 122 shops of country liquor, 47 of hemp-drugs and 47. The railway establishment, which is the biggest four of Indian Made Foreign Liquor in the district industrial employer in the district, has opened canteens during 1979-80. The consumption of intoxicants in their workshops and has also provided halls for during the year was as follows; rest and lunch besides water taps in all the shops. There are clubs for employees recreatJOn. Trips to places of Name of IntOXicant Consumption ---~---- ~---- ~-----'-----'- -_ educational and tourist importance are organised for 1. Country Spirit 1,358,929 L.P. Litres the worker's children. 2. Opium 1,02\) Kilograms 3. Lanced poppy heads 63,656 1 rade and Commerce " 4. Bhang 8,401 " 177,140 Litres 48. In ancient times Ajmer was an entrepot for the 5. Indian made spirit trade between Bombay and Upper India. As early as 6. Indian made beer 230,111 in 1014 A.D. an agency was established there for the East India Company by one Mr. Edwards of the SUrat Education factory and for many years the city was the principal mart for the exchange of European goods and the ,3. Among the educational institutions functioning products of Rajpuiana and Northern India. But the in the disirict in the year 1979-80 there were 870 pri­ magnitude of the trade is not known. It seems to mary schools, 220 middle schools, 130 higher secondary have been at all times hampered by vexatious customs & secondary schools, eleven general education coUeges duties and many of these continued untiJ after the in addItion to 16 professionul education colleges and British occupation of the district. five professional schools. There is a Government Teacher's Training College at Ajmer, and Basic S. T. C. 49. The transit trade of the district was formerly Training Schools at Beawar, Kishangarh, Masooda, entirely carried on by camels and banjara bullocks. It Pessangan and Hatoondi. is now mostly rail borne or done by motor trucks. 54. Out of the total 212,56.+ scholars in educational There is still a certain part of goods transported by institutions in the district during 1979-8', 146,218 were bullock carts in the interior of the district. With the boys (68.79%) and 66,346 girls (31.21%). The institu­ coming of the railways the trade in the district increas­ tion-wise details of scholars are as follows : ed and now National Highway No. tI which passes through Kishangarh, Ajmer and Beawar towns of the Scholars (Number) Type of educational institution BQj-i ------Girls district, has further given a fillip. Colleges; 50. The articles that are exported out of the district 10,036 3,497 consist of food-grains, raw cotton, wool, mica, felspar (a) General education 2,421 885 and quartz while the import includes grain and pulses, (b) Professional education &ugar, jaggery, salt and oil seeds. Scbools: (a) Higber secondary & 35,975 17,690 51. Ajmer, Beawar, Kishangarh (Madanganj), Bijai­ secondary nagar, Kekri and Nasirabad are the main trading (b) Middle 34,650 16,998 centres in the district. Beawar town is a flourishing (c) Primary 62,412 27,133 'mandi' for raw cotton and wool, which is exported to (d) Professional 664 143 Bombay, Panipat, Kanpur and Mirzapur etc., while cotton is sent to Bombay and Ahmedabad. Facilities 'rCltal f46,218 ~346 of loca~ ~ar~ets also exist ~ll: certain vi1lalJes. ( xxvii )

55. In all there were 8,909 teachers (5,860 males and km. by painted roads, 172 km. metalled roads, 228 km, 3,049 females) in various types of educational instItu­ gravelled roads and 106 km. were fair weather and tions in the district. During the year 1979-80, there dressed-up-tracks. During 1979-80, there were 53 and were seven hostels in the district for Scheduled Caste 27 nationalised routes under Ajmer and Beawar and Scheduled Tribe students, which provided acco­ depots covering route distances of 6,072 and 4,054 km. mmodation to 75 and 130 students of Scheduled Tribes respectively. During this period there were 16,9:2 motor and Scheduled Castes respectively. Rs. 3.95 and 5.79 vehicles which included 2,722 private cars and jeeps, lakhs were given as scholarship to pre and post-matric 10,708 motor cycles, tricycles and scooters, 158 contract students of these communities during this period. and taxi-carriages, 524 stage carriages, 1,128 public private carriers, 1,473 tractors and trailors and 259 Medical and Public Health other vehicles. Their is a Tourist Bungalow, aDak Bungalow and a Circuit House at Ajmer City and a 56. During 1960, there were 27 Government Public Tourist Bungalow at Pushkar Town, which are maintain­ hospitals and dispensaries with 822 beds in the district. ed by the State Government. The Public Works In the year 1979 there were in all 79 medical institutions, Department also maintains Dak Bungalows at Beawar, of which 71 were functioning under the control of Kekri, Kishangarh and Sarwar, Medical Department and the remaining eight under the control of other departments. These institutions included 61. There were 419 post offices, 39 telegraph offices, 49 dispensaries, eight primary health centres, six mater­ 12 telephone exchanges and 19 public call offices in the nity & child welfare centres besides 16 hospitals. During district in the year 1979-80. Besides, there were 89,705 the year in-door and out-door paticnts treated (in the licenses for radio and 2,263 for T.V. sets. government medical institutions) were 52,572 and 94.3 lakhs respectively. Local Bodies and Co-operative Movement

57. Of the total 1,888 in-patient beds, 499 were 62. To provide necessary facilities viz. cleaning and concerned with the hospitals of other departments. lighting of public streets, sanitation, supply of drinking Among the remaining 1,389 beds of hospitals under the water, medical relief etc., the local bodies were introdu­ control of Medical Department, 8~O were of general ced in the form of municipalities in towns and pancha­ type, 170 maternity, 78 primary health centres, 77 yats in villages. The first municipality in the district tuberculosis, 60 pediatric, 46 eye, 32 each for isolation was established at Beawar in 1867. and ENT, 30 maternity & child welfare centres, 20 mental and J 4 w;!re for venereal diseases. 63. At present there are eight municipalities in the district namely Ajmer, Beawar, Sarwar, Kekri, Nasira­ 5~. During 1979-80, in all 8.374 were the total acceptors of the family planning of which 2,967 were bad, Kishangarh, Bijainagar and Pushkar. The main sterilized, Out of the total couples, nearly 4,5 per cent sources of income of these municipalities are octroi and wo!re protected uilder family planning methods. During grants received from the Government, besides other the period there were eight urban and eight rural family taxes and fees levied by them. In the rural areas the welfare centres besides the 56 sub-centres (functioning) Panchayats were established in ! 954 when Ajmer State Panchayat Act was repealed and Rajasthan Panchayat under health & family planning schemes. Act, 1953 was made applicable to the whole district. At 59. In Ayurvedic and Unani sectors, there were five present there are Panchayat Samities one each at Peesa­ hospitals with 160 beds in addition to 84 dispensaries gan, Masooda, Jawaja, Kekri, Srinagar, Kishangarh, in the district in 1979-80. Bhinay and Arain.

Transport and Communication 64. The Co-operative credit movement in the district owes its inception to the plssing of the first Co-opera­ 60, The district is comparatively better with regards tives Credit Soci~ties Act in th~ year 1904 A, D., which to roads than many other districts in the State. All was subsequently repealed by Act II of 1912. In 1957 the important places in the district are connected by the Co-operative Department was established in the roads. National Highway No. 8 running between district, the old Act was repealed and the Rajasthan Delhi and Bombay passes through the district. Of the Co-operative Societies Act 1953, was made applicable. total 1676 km. length of roads in the district in 1979-80, The district was divided into two zones, namdy, Ajmer 1~6 km. were covered by the national hi~hway, 1,034 North and Ajmer South. ~~e North. ~0~i1

Panchayat Samities namely, Arain, Pcesangan, Khhan­ Hand pumps were installed in 17 villages till January, garh and Srinagar and the urban areas of Ajmer City, 1981. There is a plan to provide drinking water in all Pushkar, Kishangarh and Nasirabad. The South Zone deficient villages in the district by the end of 1983-84. covered four Panchayat Samities namely, Masooda, In 1980-81 a s~heme was initiated to install hand pumps Bhinny, Jawaja and Kekri, and the urban areas of in 40 villages and also to provide drinking water in Beawar and Kekri. After the establishment of the Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe colonies and a provi­ present set-up the movement made rapid progress in sion of Rs. 16.32 lakhs was made for this purpose. the district. The number and membership of the vari­ Another drinking water extension scheme in the city ous Co-operative Societies during 1979-80 is shown of Ajmer and towns of Kishangarh and Beawar was below: initiated and Rs. 28 lakhs were granted for this purpose. A sum of Rs. 1.42 crore was made available by 1980-81 Type of Societies Number Membership for 1,433 famine relief works by the district administra­ ------tion under Drought Relief Operations. Central Co-operative Bank 1 434 67. The Small Farmer Development Agency has star­ Central Non-credit Society 1 67 ted work since 2nd October, 1980 in the district and it has covered all the Panchayat Samiti areas of the dist­ Agricultural Credit Societies 161 124,370 rict under Integrated Rural Developm~nt Programme. By the end of January, 1981,945 farmers were benefit­ Agricultural Non-credit Societies 287 15,187 ted under this scheme. Loans were made available to Primary Land Mortgage Banks 3 17,327 ) ,511 families for purchasing goats and sbeep. A sum of Rs. 35.50 lakhs was spent through the Small Farmer Non-agricultural Credit Societies 149 25,491 DeVelopment Agency for Integrated Rural Development Programme by the end of 15th March, 1981. Non-agricultural Non-credit Societies 251 36,026 68. Various schemes were initiated under National 3,214 Societies under liquidation 306 Rural Employment Programme. A sum of Rs. 40.31 Total 1,159 222,116 lakhs was made available for 386 relief works. In the district Rs. 12 lakhs were earmarked for 200 drinking water schemes. Another Rs. 4.12 lakhs were sanctioned 65. These Co-operative Societies had a total share to Small Farmer Development Agency for 18 schemes, capital of Rs. 334.04 lakhs, and working capital of Rs. while Rs. 3::>.25 lakhs were provided for repair works 2,466.55 lakhs. During the period under report these for 510 tanks. Besides, loans were distributed among societies advanced loans worth Rs. 1,111.71 lakhs- to its farmers for purchasing fodder crops in the drought members while the recoveries amounted to Rs. 830.45 affected areas. lakhs and amount remaining outstanding was Rs. 1,636.28 lakhs. Social and Cultural acthities

Other De'elopmental Aclivitie5 Fair and Festivals

66. 'Various socio-economic developmental schemes 69. Some of the important fairs held in the district have been initiated by the State Government for the are given below : development of the district. Certain special schemes have been taken up for drinking water in drought affec­ (i) Kartika Mela at Pushkar - Pushkar is located ted and rainfall deficient areas of the district. For this at 11 km. to the north-west of Ajmer City. It is purpose, old wells are being repaired and the work of famous for its ancient temples and a lake. A fair is installing hand pumps has been taken in hand in the held annually on KartikaSudi 11-15 (Oct.-Nov.) on the rural and urban areas of tbe district. The World Bank banks of the lake which is considered one of the prin­ has sanctioned Rs. 422.60 lakhs for drinking water cipal places of pilgrimage. A cattle fair is also held at schemes for the period 1980 to 19'85 of which Rs. the place at that time. Another fair is held here on 125.29 lakhs were sanctioned for 198u-81 alone. It was Vaisakha Sudi II-IS (April-May). The metalled road expected that the work relating to drinking water connecting Ajmer with Merta passes through Pushkar. schf;mes in p~ villages would be completed by 1982-83. The nearest railw.lY station for the fair is A~mer. Oth~f C xxix ) fairs held at Pushkar are Suda Bai, Nag Panchmi, for its old institutions. The Government College is the Savitri, Agastya Rishi and Papmochani. oldest College of P ajasthan. It has also a loco work­ shop and the office of the Divisional Superintendent of (ii) Urs Khwaja Sahib - The Dargath of Khwaja the Railway. The offices of the Board of Revenue and Muin-ud-din Chisti at Ajmer City is one of the holiest the Board of Secondary Education for Rajasthan State Muslim Sanctuaries in India which is called 'Ajmer are also located in the city. Archaeologica\ly, Ajmer Sharif' by the Muslim world. A fair is held here is one of the richest districts in the whole of Riljasthan. annually in the Muslim month of Rajab from 1st to 6th. There are as many as eight objects of national interest Mohammedans come from all parts of the country as in the district. During the rainy season it becomes a well as from abroad to attend the Urs. The shrine of city of festivals and fairs. The city is connected with Khwaja Sahib is venerated and visited by , Mus­ some historical events among which the presentation of lims and other Indians irrespective of their religion. the credentials to Jahangir in 1616 by Sir Thomas Roe, Khwaja Sahib is also known as 'Garib Nawaj' (the hel­ the ambassador of King James I of England, is by far per of the poor). the best known. Besides, Dara Shikoh, the eldest son of Shahjahan was born here, and the battle which (iii) Tejaji Fair - The fair of Tejaji is held at brought Aurangzeb to the throne was fought at Dorai Beawar town on Bhadrapada Sudi 1-11 (Aug.-Sept.) not far from the city of Ajmer. every year. Several thousand persons congregate at the fair. The largest congregation is on Bhadrapada Adhai-din-ka-J hoopra Sudi 10 (Aug.-Sept.) which is known as Teja Dashmi. Beawar has a large bus stand and a railway station. It is situated at the foot of the Taragarh hill and is The fairs in hOllour of Tejaji are also held at several described as one of the most perfect and ancient speci­ other places, almost in every tehsil in the district. men of Hindu architecture. It consists of a quadrangle cloistered on all the four sides. As you enter you see 70. Among other fairs held in Ajmer City are Jal­ in front a wall with seven pointed arches. This buil­ zhulni Ekadashi, Sheel Saptami, Anter-ka-Mela, Cha­ ding is believed to have been originally constructed for munda-ka-Mela, Ajaipal-ka-Mela, Bajranggarh-ka-Mela, a College (Pathshala) while the temple was Babugarh-ka-Mda, Koteshwar Mahadeo-ka-Mela, added to it by Visaldeva Vigrahraj II in 1153. It was Da~hera Fair and BaJj Nath Fair. Besides, a local fair of converted into a mosque by Muhammed Ghori who the peasant classes is held at village Dorai in Ajmer attacked Ajmer in 1192. During an excavation in tt:hsil. 1875-76 six tablets containing fragments of two impo f­ tant Sanskrit dramas, Harkeli Natak and Lalit Vigrah­ 71. Tht: main Hindu festivals are Holi. Dashera, raj Natak in Devnagri characters were discovered at Deewali and Gangaur, while the Muslim observe Moha­ the site. The tablets are now exhibited in the Ajmer rrum, Idul-fiter, Idul Zuha and the Urs of Khwaja Museum. Several interesting and typical sculptured Sahib. objects have been collected from this mosque. Places of religious, historical & arcbaeological impor­ tance and tourist interes t Dargah Kbwaja Sahib

72. Following are the important places in the dist­ The construction of the Dargah was commenced rict. in the re,ign of Shams-ud-din Altmash (1211-1236 A.D.) and completed in the time of Mughal Emperor Ajmef Humayun at the beginning 'Of the 16th century A.D. It comprises the mausoleum of Khwaja Muin-ud-din­ Ajmer is the third largest city of Rajasthan and has Chisti, two mosques, an assembly hall (Mahfil Khana) a population of 375,593 according to 1981 Census. It and an imposing gateway (Buland Darwaza). The red is at a distance of about 132 km. to the south-west of sandstone mosque near the main entrance was built by Jaipur City. It derives its name it is said from Ajaya­ Akbar. The Buland Darwaza, which is about 23 metres meru (the invincible hill). It is believed to have been high, stands inside the main gateway of the Dargah. founded by Ajaipal Chauhan in the 7th century A.D. There are two giant cauldrons (degs) positioned on The city is situated in a beautiful valley and lies bet­ either side of this gate. During the annual Urs festival. ween 26° 27' north latitude, and 74° ~4' east longitude a dainty preparation of rice is cooked in them for gene­ at the foot of the Tara~arh hill. Ajmer is wen-known ral distribution. The saint's tomb is richly adorned ( XXx ) with gold and silver. Being the holiest of all Muslim ki-Phatak and the Gate of Victory. The situation of shrines in India (next in Importance to the one in the gates makes the fortress impregnable. Bhawani Pole Mecca) it attracts pilgrims from all parts of the country. and Hathi Pole are among minor pols, which deserves The shrine of Khwaja Sahib is venerated and visited by mention. all Indian communities. Abdullah Kban's Tomb Ana Sagar It is situated near the Railway Station of Ajmer It is a lovely artificial lake and is one of the City. It is a white stone building of the later Mughal finest beauty spots in India. It was constructed by the period built in 1710 A.D. Opposite to it is the tomb of Chauhan King Arnoraj or Anaji, grand-father of Abdullah Khan's wife, an example of purity of design Prithviraj III, in the middle of the 12th century. It is and exquisite workmanship.. said that Anaji killed a number of his enemies at this Nasiyan (Red-Temple) spot and later on in order to wash the battle-field of the horrible bloodshed, he got Lhe lake made at the site by It is a Digambar Jain temple which was completed damming up a rivulet. This attracted tile attention of in 1885 A.D. It has a double storeyed hall richly painted the Mughal emperors when they came to Ajmer. in beautiful colours. There is the Svarlla Nagri Hall Jahangir was so fascinated by beauty of the spot that behind the temple. The wall and the ceiling of the Hall he laid out a garden, Daulat Bagh, below the embank­ are covered with glass mosaic work. Here are the ment. Shahjahan further added a 378 metres long representations illustrative of the birth and life of Rish­ marble parapet on the embankment and erected five abdeva, the first propagator of the lainism. A 26 metres admirable marble pavilions. high Manstambha (pillar) was erected in the Nasiyan in 1937 A.D. Foy Sagar Magazine It is a tank which was constructed in 1891-92 by the Municipal Committee of Ajmer as a famine relief It is the most important Mughal building of archa­ work. The present water supply to Ajmer City is made eological interest. It is situated in the heart of the city from this tank. It was constructed by damming up the not very far from the Railway Station. It is a Fort built river known as Badi Nadi and is named after Mr. Foy, by Emperor Akbar and is a massive square structure an executive ellgilleer. It is over seven metres deep with bastions at each corner. In the central building of and has a capacity of 46 million cubic metres and water the fort is a museum which has a fine collection of spread of over four million metres. Its catchment area sculptures, inscriptions, coins and paintings. is about 14 sq. km. There is a small garden to the north of the embankment. The scenery is very picturesque Chavanda Mata and boating facilities are also available to the visitors. A temple dedicated to the goddess Chavanda stands Bajrauggarh on the slope of hill. There is a pretty spot, well woo­ ded and restful with water running down the hill during It is a sacrcd place of the Hindus and stands on a the rains. A fair is held here on Savan Sudi ~th (Aug.• hill at the head of the Ana Sagar lake. Here an old idol Sept.) of Hanumanji is worshipped by hundreds of people daily. 1t commands a fine view of the Ana Sagar lake Anted· ki-Mata and the Daulat Bagh. A big annual fair is held here on Bhadrapada Badi 3rd (Aug.-Sept.) The temple of Anted-ki-Mata is located in a small valley between two hills at a distance of about 2.5 km. Taragarb Fort from the old Residency to the north of Ana Sagar lake. It is a picturesque picnic spot. A fair is held here on It is situated on a hill-top about 213 metres high in Raksha Bandhan (August) every year. the south-west of Ajmer City. It was known as Ajaya Meru-Durg in old days. The picturesque Taragarh Pusbkar with its impressive environs, occupies the crest of an extension of the famous Aravalli range. It has several Pushkar town is located on the bank of a lake massive gates~ viz. ~akshmipole. Phuta Darwaja, Gagudi- about II km. to the north-west of Ajmer City. It has ~ ( xxxi ) population of 9,368 according to 1981 Census. It is one bastions and has four gateways. It is the second most of the holy places of pilgrimage. Colonel Tod conside­ important wool exporting centre in India. There are red it as much holy as Mansarowar. The town is pic­ several cotton textile industrial establishments, big and turesquely situated beside the lake with hills on three small in the town. 'Til-patti' is a special delivery of sides. Bathing Ghats have been constructed all round the Beawar, which is sent to various places in India and lake. There are several temples of which the temple of abroad. Besides, three big cotton mills i.e., Krishna Brahma is the most ancient and is one of the rarest Mills, the Edward Mills and Maha Laxmi Mills, there temples dedicated to that god. A temple of Savitri, the is a large number of small factories in the town. There consort of Brahma, is on the top of a steep hill on the is a Post-graduate college and a training school for western side of the holy lake. The temple of Vaikuntha­ teachers. Some of the picnic spots and places of inte­ nathji, also known as Rangji, is another noteworthy rests in and around Beawar Town are Mataji-ki-Dungri, shrine built in the typical South-Indian sty:e of architec­ Chang-kj·Dhani, Balad's Jain temple and Sheopura ture. Other temples are dedicated to Badri Narayana, Ghata. Makreda and Jalia water works are famous as Varaha and Atmateswar. It is a popular Hindu picnic spots while Todgarh is an old fort. Nearby, belief that a visit to Pushkar is a~stepping stone to salva­ there is a picturesque place known as Dhundaleshwar. tion. A famous fair takes places every year on the A temple of Pipaj Mata, about 3 km. from Todgarh is occasion of Kartika Purnima (Oct.-Nov.) worth a visit.

Kishllogarh 73. Apart from the places mentioned above, the other famous in the district are Arain (the old place and Kishangarh lies at a distance of 28 km. from seat of Parmaras), village Baghera (Kekri tehsil) being Ajmer on the road to Jaipur. It was an independent the place of archaeological and antiquarian interest, princely State before 1947, and thereafter it was made village Govindgarh of tehsil Kishangarh a meeting place a part of . In 1956, when Ajmer was of rivers Saraswati and Sagarmati, and Massoda-an integrated with Rajasthan, Kishangarh was made a part ancient village founded by Salazar Ghazi, Commandar­ of Ajmer district. It is now a sub-divisional headquar­ in-chief of Shahabuddin Ghori, and named after ter of the distrIct having two tehsils. It is well known his daughter Masud Ghazi. Nasirabad is a cantonment for its metal works. There is a Police Training School. in the district while village Nosal (Kishangarh tehsil) is The town's name is associated with a famous style of famous for the temple of Anandi Mata, the tutelary painting known the world over. goddess of Lavadiyas. Village Peesangan has its signi­ ficance because it is this place where two rivers Kalesra Beawar and Sagarmati meet. The village is widely known for its chillies which are exported to far flung places. Other Beawar is the chief town of the area previously places of tourists interest in the district are Rupnagar, known as Marwar. It was founded by Col. Dixon. an Rajgarh. Ramsar, Salemabad, Shreenagar and Sarwar. extra Assistant Commissioner of the area in 1838. The While the fort of Bhinay is a good specimen of the town is surrounJed by Shaharpanah which essentially forts built by the local chiefs, remains of Nad, Arain consists of ramparts defended by thirty-two massive and Sakrai are also important. mSTORY OF DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

Prior to 1951, Census Reports were printed for For the first time in 1961 Census the maps for the the whole province or state. The idea of preparing the districts and tehsils were also included in the District District Census Handbooks separately for each district Census Handbooks. was conceived during 1951 Census as a part of a plan intended to secure an effective method of preserving the 4. In 1971 Census series of District Census Hand­ Census data below the district level. The idea was books villagewise 'Village Directory' giving services, that all the district census tables should be bound facilities or amenities available in the village was together in a single volume called the District Census given. 'Town Directory' was introduced for the first Handbook. Since then the District Census Handbooks time giving useful information in respect of every are being published regularly. town of the district. Rural Primary Census Abstract upto village level and Urban Primary Census Abstract 2. The 1951 Census series of District Census Hand­ upto enumeration block level were given in District books was printed in two parts. Part I contained five Census Handbooks. While the District, Tehsil and General Population Tables (A Series), three Economic Town maps were included, the inclusion of Census Tables (B Series), five Household and Age Tables (C Tables was dispensed with in the District Census Hand­ Series) and seven Social and Cultural Tables (D Series). books in 1971 Census. In Part II of District Census Handbook "Primary Census Abstract and Village Directory" which showed 5. The scope of 1981 series of District Census the basic population figures for each village or town Handbooks has been enlarged specially in relation to classified by livelihood classes Were included along­ amenities and land-use pattern. Apart from new with some information of general nature. items like uses of electricity, details of communication points, information for which was not collected in 3. The 1961 Census series of District Census 1971 Census, a note on each district covering general Handbooks was printed in a single volume in which information on its history, topography, flora & fauna Primary Census Abstract upto village and town/ward and administrative set up etc. has been added. The level and Village Directory upto village level were format of the Primary Census Abstract has also been given. Besides, some official statistics collected from restructured in the light of changes in economic various state departments, four General Population and other questions canvassed in the 1981 Census but Tables (A Series), sixteen Economic and Household at the same time, all efforts have been made to retain Tables (B S;:ries), seven Social and Cultural Tables comparability with 1971 Census data. The inclusion (C Series), four Housing Tables (E Series) and eight of Special Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Special Tables for Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes Castes and Tribes at the Tehsil/Town level is another were also provided in District Census Handbooks. innovation introduced in 1981 Census series. SCOPE OF VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY AND PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

In Part-A of the District Census Handbook, of this book. The number of each type of amenity llas entitled as Village and Town Directory, an attempt has been indicated in parentheses after the suitable code been m.l-de to present information regarding various in case of educational, medical and post and telegraph am~nitie3/[acilities available in every rural/urban unit facilities. of the State. The unit of the rural areas is village and that of urban area is town/urban agglomeration. 4. If any amenity is not available within the village Information regarding rural areas and Census Towns a dash (-) has been shown in the relevant column and has been gathered through Patwaries while that in res­ next to it, the distance of the nearest place from the pect of urban areas other than Census Towns has been referrent village where the facility is available has been collected through the concerned Municipality /Canton­ given in broad distance ranges viz., -5 km" 5-10 km. ment Board/Notified Area Committee. In order to have & 10+km. the aforesaid information authenticated, the concerned 5. The following pattern has been adopted fOl departments and agencies were also contacted to furnish indicating the educational institutions:- information available with them. All the information gathered about amenities relate to year 1980 and ( i) Schools upto Class V have been treated a~ those pertaining to land-use pattern pertain to Samvat primary schools. They include Nursery Schoob, Year 2036 i.e. the agricuitural year ending on the 30th Kindergarten Schools, Pre-basic and Pre-primary June, 1980. Schools and Junior Basic Schools upto Class V. (Ii) All schools having Classes VI to VIII have been Village Directory treated as Middle Schools.

2. It will be 'helpful at the outset to have an idea (iii) All schools having Classes IX and X have becn or the items for which information has been included in treated as Secondary Schools. the Village Directory. Information in respect of each village has been presented through a twenty column­ (iv) All schools having Classes XI and XU have format in which villages have been presented in order been treated as Higher Secondary Schools. They of their location codes assigned at tehsillevel. The first include Senior Cambridge Schools, Schools flHlr COlU!11il' give general information i.e. location code under 10+2 scheme, lntermediate, Pre-Univer­ number, nami.', area in hectares, population and number sity and Junior College etc. of hou~eholds residing in villages as per Census 1901. h. In case of composite schoois relevant groups ot The amenities available in the village have been ~hown dasses bave been treated ::,cparutely, e.g. a school in colunllb 5-P. The information regarding land-use having classeS 1 to Xii, has b:.:..::n shown as having one pattern ha~ been given in columns 15-19 and column primary, one middle, one secondary and one higher 20 contain~ special information about the village, if secondary school. The term 'College' includes all types any, including infonn2.tion reg2.rdi .. g places of religious, of colleges whether Arts/SciencejCommerce/Medicalj historical cr archaeological interest. In case of Engineering/Agriculture and others imparting education uninhahited villages, the information has been given at Graduate or Post-Graduate bvel. Institutions other relating to columns 1-4, 12 and 15-19 only and in the than industrial schools, tra:ning schoob and adult remaining columm the word 'uninhabited' has been literacy classes/centres have been shown under 'others', mentioned. At the end of the entries of each tehsil the totals relating to columns 3-6 and 15-19 (total area, 7. In case of Medical Institutions, Hospitals and amenitits and land-use break-up) have also been given. Dispensaries, Allopathy, Ayurvedic, Unani and Homeo­ pathy have been shown together. Other institutions 3. Various amenities like drinking water, communi~ include all types of Yogic, Naturopathy, Hospitals/ cation, post and telegraphs dc. have been shown Dispensaries, Leprosy Centre etc. against the name of the referrent village if they are available within the village with the help of various 8. In case there are more tl1an one source of codes. The Code Structure relating to various columns potable water facility available in the village all such has beeo given in the b~ginning of Section-I to Par t-A sources have been shown separately Postal amenities ( xxxiv) include Post Office, Telegraph Office and Telephone IV Culturable Waste: which arc S!lOW;1 separateiy. Actual day or days of It includes Gaucher i.e. pasture and grazing m.lrk.::t/h:ll have b.::en shown wherever such market/ land and tree-groves. hat is held. 9. In cas:.: there are more than one communication V Area not available for cultivation facilities these have been indicated separately by relevant It refers to land which has not been classified in codes. Approacll to the village refers to the state of any of the above mentioned types and also roads ere. leading to the village from the communication includes house sites, roads, rivers, nullahs, centres i.e. bus-stand/railway station eiC. This is to hillocks etc. give an Idea wiletner the village is easily approachable in aU types of weather or becoilles inaccessible for 13. Information regarding newspaper circulation and sometim.; lU tile year. W'uere there are more than one auto-vehicles and tractors has also been shown in the approach roads tnese have been indicated separately by 'remarks column' besides mentioning places of religious, relevant codes. historical or archaeological interest therein. 10. Information regarding the nearest town indicates 14. The following four appendices have also been the name of SU.::ll toWD. a!oilgwith the distance from provided to present the p.:Hition obtaining in tehsil and the referrent VIllage irrespecLlvd of tild fact whether district as a whole regarding various amenities available such town is locat:d wltlun Rajasthan or in some other in rural areas, villages classified by characteristics of adjoining :.tales. In case of town situated in states other the popUlation and land-use pattern in Census Towns than RaJa:.than, the concerned State has been mentioned in connection with the Village Directory: against Its llame in parenthesis with the help of .abbreviatIOns. The term 'town' here refers to one of (i) TehsIlwise Abstract of educational, medical and those urban centres which have been treated as towns other amenities. in the concerned State during 1981 Census. (ii) Land Utilisation data in respect of Census 11. In order to give an idea about the uses which Towns. electricity i.> put to, the information has been given (iii) Tehsilwise list of those inhabited villages where under the head "power supply" if it is available in the no educational, medical, drinking water, post village. Staple food refers to the grains consumed by and telegraph, day of the market/hat, communi­ the majority of the population in the village during the cations and power supply facilities are major portion of the year and where a variety of food available. grains is CO.1SUlU.!d, tlle cOlllbinaticn has been indicated. The graius m~iltioned first is the one which gets first (iv) Tehsilwise list of villages according to the preference. proportion of Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Land-Use Pattern Tribes popUlation to total population by ranges. It consists of two parts: Part-A relates to 12. The lanJ-use pattern has been presented under Scheduled Castes and Part-B to Scheduled the following five headings :- Tribes. I Forest: Town Directory It denotes those lands which have been termed as 'forest' by the competent authority. 15. Particulars about each town have been presented 11 Irrigated land : in the form of six statements. In towns where there It relates to land which has actually been are notified slums an additional Statement (IV-A) has irrigated in the referrent year. The sourcewise also been given in which information regarding civic break-up has not been presented as no such and other amenities available in the notified slums have information was available in respect of the net been shown. In each statement towns have been irrigated area. arranged in alphabetical order. III Unirrigated land: 16. As has been explained earlier, urban agglomera­ The term covers all the unirrigated land cultiva­ tions are of two types: first those constituted by two or ted during the referrent year and land tying more indeper.dent towns and second those where the fallow upto four years. urban characteristics have developed in the adjoining ( XXIV ) rural areas which have developed as out-growth of the 21. A 'dash' under these columns indicates that the referrent town. referrent town did not have an urban status in the 17. Where an urban agglomeration includes two referrent Census. Density of population per sq. km or more independent towns, the names of towns as per Census, 1981 has been shown in column 16 and constituting the agglomeration have been indicated in sex-ratio (number of females per 1,000 males) have the alphabetical arrangement but their names have also been indicated for three censuses viz. 1961 to 1981 in been repeated in the alphabetical order under the name columns 17 to 19. of the agglomeration after the name of the main or Statement II core town and information relating to these has been shown here. The particulars of the constituent units of 22. This statement gives informatIOn about the the agglomerations have not been repeated wherever physical aspects and locational particulars of the town they (Jccur separately in the alphabetical order and a in 1979. First two coiumns give the serial number, note "See referrent agglomeration" has been given name and status of the town. Columns 3 to 5 deal against such names. The lines relating to the infor­ with the physical aspects viz. rainfall and temperature. mation regardmg urban agglomeration as a whole have Rainfall figures are the average of the rainfall for the not been numbered but the constituent units as and last ten years ending 1979-80. If the information in when they occur in the alphabetical order have been respect of rainfall is not available for any town it has numbered so that the last number agrees with the total been given for the nearest place for which it is available. number of towns in the district concerned. In respect Rainfall has been shown in millimetres per annum. of statements 11, 111 and VI in the lines relating to Maximum and minimum temperatures have been given agglomeration a note ·'See constituent units" has been in centigrade. If the information regarding temperature shown and information has been provided separately is not available in respect of any town it has been in respect of all the constituents below it. given for the nearest place for which it is available and the name of the centre has been shown in footnote. 18. In case of towns having out-growths, an asterisk mark has been placed against their names. Information 23. The location of the town with respect to various m respect of out-growths has been included in the administrative headquarters and nearest city is indI­ concerned town and has not been shown separately. cated in columns 6 to 9. While showing the location of the referrent town with respect to various adminis­ 19. The amenities and other data have been indi­ trative headquarters, names and their distance from cated by codes. A list of column wise code structure the referrent town in km have been given in parenthesis and other abbreviations used in each statement has below the name of the place where it is situated. In been provided at the beginning of Section-II of Part-A case the referrent town itself happens to be the seat of of this book. the administrative headquarters, this distance has been We may now discuss the various Town Directory shown zero. Information regarding the nearest city of statements. population one lakh or more has been given in respect of its situation within the State or even if this city Statement I may be situated in other State. In case the nearest city 20. It deals with the status and growth history of happens to be situated in other State, the name of the the town. Columns 1 to 6 give information regarding concerned State has been shown against the name of class, name and civic status of the town, its location the city in parenthesis. How the referrent town is code number, name of the tehsil in which it is situated, approachable is given in columns 10 to 12 which indi­ its area in sq. km and number of households including cate the availability of communication facilities viz. houseless households residing in the town as per railway station, bus-route and navigable river/canal 1981 Census. The class of the town has been deter­ within 10 km. There is no navigable river or canal mined on the basis of its population as per Census, in Rajasthan. 1981 and the civic administration status relates to the year, 1980. Columns 7 to 15 show the population of Statement III the town in different decennial censuses beginning from 24. It gives information about the finances of the 1901 upto 1981. The growth rate in terms of per­ civic body controlling the local civil administration centage in respect of previous censuses has been shown and it has been presented in '00 rupees. A 'dash' in this below the popUlation figures pertaining to each Census Statement indicates that no receipt or expendHure has be~inning from Column 8 onwards. occurred under the particular head and 'N' ~epresents ( ,DXVi ) negligible amount. First three columns give general other State where available alongwith distance from the information, colun1as 4 to 10 present receipt under referrent town has been mentioned. broad categories and total receipt and columns 11 to 17 present expenditure under broad categories and total Statement IV-A expenditure. The receipt and exp~nditure has been presented under six broad categories each. While 27. Information about notified slums in class I and II receipt through taxes implies all receipts from taxes towns has been shown in this statement in order to obligatory or others and revenue derived from municipal give an idea about the amenities available to the slum power and pri)p~rty, it also includes income derived dwellers. Particulars about paved roads, system of from holding of fairs and exhibitions, supply of milk, sewerage, number ot tap points/public hydrants for licence fee, cattle-ponds, fines and penalties, transport supply of protected water a.ld electrification have been services, places of entertainment, allotment sale/lease of provided in respect of every slum in each town if land and rent etc. Government grants include per there are any. capita grant, grant from Public Works Department and grant from the Social Welfare and other departments. Statement V Other sources of receipts have been specified, wherever possible but generally they are of miscellaneous nature. 28. Particulars of medical, educational, recreational and cultural facilities available in the town have been 25. Expenditure on general administration covers given in this statement and the number of each type of salary and wages of staff, contingent expenditure on these facilities has also been shown in parenthesis along­ staff, grants, loans and advances to the staff etc. with the appropriate code. Expenditure on public safety cover fire-fighting, light, water and lease facilities, regulating the dangerous/ 29. In case of medical facilities the number of beds hazardous trades/works/occupation, water supply, wherever available has also been shown. Allopathic, registration of births and deaths, disposal of garbage, Ayurvedic, Unani and Homeopathic hospitals/dis­ rubbish and night-soil. Public health and conveniences pensaries have been shown separately. No code has cover all types of medical aid and maintenance of been provided for allopathic institutions and their the destitutes etc. Public-works include maintenance numbers have been shown only in figures. Thus' 1' and construction of roads and buildings and relief beside H, code for hospital means all Allopathic works in tim;!s of famine and scarcity. Expenditure in Hospital. Separate codes have been provided for other public institutions covers all types of social, cultural, three systems of medicine. educational, religious institutions etc. which are run or patronised by the municipality. Other sources of 30. If a m~dical or educational facility is not avai­ expenditure have been specifkd where possible but lable in the town, the name of the nearest place, if in mostly these are of miscellaneous nature. the same district or the name of the nearest district if in the same State or other State where available and Statement IV its distance (in km) from the referrent town has been mentioned. Details of medical institutions shown under 26. This statement deals with the civic and other 'Others' have also been explained in the footnote below type of public amenities and provides information the Statement V. about road length, system of sewerage, types of latrines, method of disposal of night-soil, protected water 31. Arts, Science and Commerce Colleges have been supply, availability of fire-fighting service and electrifi­ shown separately. While showing the educational insti­ cation besides general information. In case of water tutions upto Higher Secondary level the same procedure supply the source of water as also the system of its as adopted in case of Village Directory, has been storage hav~ been shown. The storage capacity has followed (Sz.-! para 6). In case of composite schools been shown i11 litres. In case of disposal of night-soil relevant classes haVe been treated separately e.g. a and protected water supply particulars have been given school having classes I to XII has been treated as being in respect of two methods/sources in order of their composed of one Primary, one Middle, one Secondary importance if more than one exist in the town. In and one Higher Secondary School. case fire-fighting service is not available in the town the name of the nearest place if in the same district or 32. All other types of educational institutions which the name of the nearest district if in the same State O'l" are not covered in columns 6 to 14 have been shown ( ultvii )

10 column 15 under 'Others' and include technical/ workers used in 1971 Census and present cultivators and vocational and training institutions like Applied agricultural labourers. The third category rl:presents Art Painting College, Pharmacy College, Agricultural workers engaged in household industry, manufacturing, College, Teachers' Training College/Institutions, Music/ processing, servicing and repairs corresponding to Dance School etc. and the details regarding these have category V(a) of the District Primary Census Abstract been shown in footnote below the statement. 1971. All other remaining workers have been grouped together in the fourth category and illclude workers Statement VI engaged in categories III, IV, V (b) and VI to IX of the District Primary Census Abstract 1971 which are 33. This statement contains particulars regarding explained below : trade, commerce, industry and banking. It gives names of three most important commodities imported, CategoTles of workers of exported and manufactured in the town besides the 1971 Census, included in Description 'other workers' of 1981 number of banks, agricultural and non-agricultural Census credit societies functioning in the town. A list of the outgrowths, if any, alongwith their population and III Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, name of the core town has also been provided at the Hunting and Plantations, end of the Town Directory. Orchards and Allied activities. Primary Census Abstract IV Mining and Quarrying.

34. Primary Census Abstract has been presented at V (b) Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Repairs other three level~ : than Household Industry. I. District Primary Census Abstract. VI Construction. 2. Urban/Village Primary Census Abstract. VII Trade and Commerce.

3. Special Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled VIII Transport, Storage and Castes/Scheduled Tribes at district level. CommunicatlOn. IX Other Services. 35. There are thirty nine columns in the District Primary Census Abstract and the data bas been Columns 34-39 deal with sex-wise distribution of presented at the District/Tehsii/U.A./City/Town level. marginal workers and non-workers respectivdy. 1 he first column shows the serial number and the second column gives the name of District/Tehsil/Urban 37. There are twenty eight columns in the Primary Agglomeration/City/Town. Total/Rural/Urban levels Census Abstract for presenting data at the Urbani have been indicated in COIUIl1;l 3. Area of the referrent Village level. The first column shows the location code unit has been indicated in column 4 in square kilometres. number of the unit for which the information has been Columns 5 and 6 deal with the number of occupied provided and the second column gives the name of residential houses and number of households residing Tehsil/Village/Town/Ward. In the case of village, area in the refer rent unit. Information regarding total has been presented in hectares and in the case of Town/ population including institutional and houseless Tehsil, in square kilometres in column 3. population, has been presented in columns 7 to 9 with sex-wise distribution. 38. Columns 4 and 5 deal with the number of occupied residential houses and number of households 36. Columns 10-12 and 13 -15 deal with the sex­ residing in the referrent unit. Information regarding wise presentatioil of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled total population has been given in columns 6 to 8 with Tribes population respectively. Information regarding sex-wise break-up. The total population here includes iiterates has been shown in columns 16-18. Columns institutional and houseless popUlation. 19-21 deal with the sex-wise break-up of main workers and columns 22-33 deal with the classification of main 39. Infcrmation regarding Scheduled Caste and workers into four major categories, sex-wise. The Scheduled Tribe population has been presented in 6rst and second categories correspond to categories of columns 9-10 and 11-12 respectively by giving sex-wise ( XXYViij) distribution. Information regarding number of literate 26-28 deal with sexwise distribution of marginal mlles and femlles in each referrent unit has been given workers and columns 29-31 present the sexwise distri­ in columns 13-14. bution of non-workers among the Scheduled Castes/ Scheduled Tribes. 40. Columns 15 and 16 deal with number of male and female main workers respectively while columns 17 to 24 deal with classification of main workers into four major Area Figures : categories. Columns 25-26 deal with male and female marginal workers and columns 27-28 deal with male 43. We have followed two sources as regards the and female non-workers. presentation of area figures. The figures for the total area of the district have been taken from the Survey of India. 41. The data in respect of Scheduled Castes and The urban area for a district has been deducted from Scheduled Tribes have separately been presented in the the Surveyor Genera of India's figures for the district as Special Primary Census Abstract at the District/Tehsil/ a whole to give the rural area at the district level. In the U.A./City/Town level. There are thirty one columlls in case of towns, area figures have, been conceted from this format. The first two columns give the serial the Municipalities and Tehsils and in a few cases, where number and name of the District/Tehsil/U.A.jCity/ outgrowth (part) are formed, approximate urban areas Town respectively. Column 3 indicates whether the have been made use of. At the tehsil level, however, information is for total, rural or urban areas. Column 4 the total area has been arrived at by adding the urban gives the number of households with Scheduled Castel and rural areas, the latter having been obtained by Scheduled Tribe members. Columns 5-7 give the sex­ totalling up the areas of all its constituent villages/part­ wise distribution of Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe villages. Thus, it will be seen that while urban population. component at the district level, the same is not true for rural area, that is, tehsil level rural area figures will not 42. Columns 8-10 show the sexwise break-up of add upto the rural areas as reported at the district level. literates among Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes. At the district level, the total area and the rural area Columns 11-13 deal with the number of main workers have been given in sq. km upto one place of decimal while columns 14-25 present the sexwise break-up of but in case of urban centres the same has been given main workers into four major categories. Columns upto two decimal points. CENSUS CONCEPTS

For the purpose of obtaining correct information activities have been treated as on par with cultivation and introdu::ing uniformity, as far as possible, and agricultural labour for the purpose of this throughout the country, certain concepts and definitions criterion. were adopted and used in 1981 Census such as Building, Census House, Household, Scheduled Caste/Scheduled 5. It will be noticed from the definition that there Tribe, Literates, Main-Workers, Marginal Workers, are two distinct types of urban units. In the I rst Non-Workers etc. and the Rural and Urban division of category are those units which satisfy criterion (a) by the population. virtue of a statutory notification and are referred to by the nomenclature as adopted in the relevant notification Rural/Urban Areas viz., Municipal Corporation, Municipal Board, Canton­ ment Board and Notified Area Committee etc. The 2. One of the basic characteristics of the popula­ other type of urban units would be those which satisfy tion obtained through the Census is its rural and urban criteria under (b) above and which would otherwise distribution. The basic unit for rural areas is the have been considered as rural i.e. as vlllage~, but for Revenue Village which has definite surveyed boundaries. Census purposes they are n:ferred to as Census Towns The Rewnue Village may comprise several hamlets or Non-municipal Towns. This is to distinguish them but for pr..:sentation of data, the entire Revenue Village from what are considered statutory towns under has been treated as one unit. in unsurveyed villages criterion (a). It may be mentioned here that quite within forest areas each habitated area with locally often villages which are classified for census purposes recogni~ed boundaries has been treated as one unit. as urban units under criteria (b) may continue to be included in the village lists in the revenue record. 3. Urban areas have been specially defined for However, in Census publications, the relevant cross Census purposes. In the 1981 Census the same criteria references are generally available and the reader would as accepted in 1961 and 1971 Censuses have been be able to identify such cases. adopted, with some minor variations. Urban areas in 1981 Census consist of: Urban Agglomeration (a) All places with a Municipality, Corporation or 6. The 1971 concept of urban agglomeration is also Cantonment Board or Notified Town area. adopted for the 1931 Census. Very oftell large railway colonies, university campuses, port areas, military (b) All other places which satisfy the following camps, etc. come up outside the statutory limits of the criteria : city or town but adjoining it. Such areas may not by themselves qualify to be treated as towns but if they ( i) A minimum popUlation of 5,000. form a continuous spread with the town, they are out­ growths of the town and deserve to be treated as urban. (ii) Atleast 75% of the male working popula­ Such towns to~ther with their out-growths have been tion being engaged in non -agricultural treated as one urban unit and named 'Urban Agglomera­ (and allied) activity. tion'. An urban agglomer"tion may constitute : (iii) A density of population of atleast 400 per Sq. km (or 1,000 per Sq. mite). (a) A city with continuous out-growth (the part of out-growth being outside the statutory limits 4. The urban criteria of 1981 vary slightly from but falling within the boundaries of the adjoin­ that of 1961 and 1971 Cen3Uses, in that the males ing village or villages); working in activities such as fishing, logging etc. were treated as engaged in non-agricultural activity (b) One town with similar out-growth or two or and therefore, contributed to the 75% criterion in more adjoining towns with their out-growths 1961 and 1971 Censuses whereas in 1981 Census these as in (a); or ( xi

(c) A city and one or more adjoining towns holds each such flat or block has been considered as a with their out-growths all of which form a separate census house. continuous spread. 11. Usually a structure has four walls and roof. But Building in some areas the very nature of construction of houses is such that there may not be any wall for example, a 7. A building is, gen~rally, a single structure 011 the ground. Sometimes it may be made up of more than conical roof and an entrance are provided. Such structures have been treated as buildings and census one component units whi~h are used or likely to be used as dwellings (residences) or establishments such houses, as the case may be. as shops, business houses, offices, factories, worksheds, 12. If there are more than one structure within an schools, places of entertainment, places of worship, encl03ed or open compound ,premises) belonging to the gOdOWllS, stores etc. It is also possible that buildings same pi!rson e.g., the main house, the servant's quarters, which have component units may be used for a the garage, etc., the whole premises have been treated as combination of purposes su~h as shop -cum-residence, only one building and each of the constituent separate workshop-cum-residence, 011ice-cum-residence, etc. structures has been taken as a census house provided 8. Sometimes a series of different buildings are found these structures satisfy the definition of a 'Census along a street which are joined with one another by House' given hereafter. common waUg on either side looking like a continuous Census House structure. These different units are practically indepen­ 13. A Census House is a bUilding or parl of a dent of one another and likely to have been built at diffe­ building having a separate main entrance from the road rcnt times and even owned by different persons. In such or common courtyard or staircase, etc., u~eJ or recog­ cases, though the whole structure with all the adjoining nised as a separate unit. It may be occupied or vacant. units apparently appears to be one building, each It may be used for a residential or non-residential portion has b~en treatcd as a separate building. On the purpose or both. other hand, one may come across cases, particularly in large cities, of multi-storeyed ownership flats. In these 14. If a building has a number of flats or blocks cases, while the structure looks like one building, the which are independent of one another having separate fiats are ow.led by different persons. In case of such entrances of their own from the road or a common multi-storeyed &tructures, having a nnmber of flats stairca'>e or a common courtyard leading to a main gate, owned by JilIcr(:nt persons, the entire structure has they are considered as separate census houses. If within been treated as one building al'd each flat as a separate a large enclosed area, there are t>eparate buildings owned Censu& house. by different persons, each such building is treated as one or more separate census house. Within an enclosed 'I. Sometimes in metropolitan cities the local authoritIes have cOIl$idered the flats in a block or in compound there may be separate buildings owned by an undertaking or company Of even government, actually large colonies as s~pard.tG buildings and numbered them a" sudl. If tile house-numbering system of the local in occupation of dilferent p~rson~. For example, 111 Indian Oil Corporation C010l1Y wilere the buildings are authofltles ha~ b.::cn adopted as such, each flat has also owned by the corporation they are in occupation of been treated as separat~ building in order to avoid renumbering of these houses. * its employees. Each such building has b~en reckoned as a separate building. But if in anyone of these buildings, 10. If within a large enclosed area there are separate there are fiats in occupation of different household.., structures owned by different persons each such each flat is treated as a sepJ.rate census house. structure has been treated as one or more separate building. Sometimes there may be a number of struc­ 15. It may be difficult to apply the dcilnition ef tures within an enclosed area or compound owned by Census House strictly in certain cases. For example, in an undertaking or company or government which are an urbal1 area, a fb.t has five rooms. each room having occupied by their employees. Each such structure is a direct entrance to the common staircase or courtyard. treated as a separate buildiag. If such buildings have a By definition, this has to be treated as five census houses. number of fhl1 s or blocks which are independent of one If all those five rooms are occupied by a single house~ another having separate entrance from a common hold, it is not realistic to treat them as five census houses. courtyard or stail:case and occupied by different house- In such a case, singleness of use of these rooms along-

-----• No such numbering done by town authorities bas been adopted for any urban unit in Rajasthan. ( xli ) with the main house is considered and the entire fiat is touching the ground and an entrance is also provided treated as one census house. On the other hand, if two thus there would not be any wall as such. Such independent households occupy these five rooms, the structures have, of course, been treated as buildings first household living in three rooms and the second and census houses. hou:ieil01d occupying two rooms, considering the use, the first three rooms together are treated as one census 19. Pump houses, temples and other similar struc­ house and the remaining rooms as another census tures have also been treated as census houses as these house. But if each room is occupied by an independent are places where people can live. Obviously, such household, each such room is treated as a separate structures would not be treated as census houses if they census house. are so small that no person can live in them.

16. In case of hostels, hotels, etc., even if the door Household of each room in which an inmate lives opens to a common verandah, staircase, courtyard or common 20. A household is a group of persons who room, as it happens almost invariably, the entire hostel/ commonly live together and would take their meals from hotel building is treated as one census house. But If a common kitchen unless the exigencies of work such hostels/hotels have out-houses or other structures prevent any of them from doing so. There may be a used for different purposes cr the same purpose each household of persons related by blood or a hcusehold such structure attached to the main hostel/hotel is of unrelated persons or having a mix of both. Examples treated as a separate census house. In some parts of of unrelated households are boarding houses, messes, the country, in rural areas, the pattern of habitation is hostels, hotels, rescue homes, jails, ashrams etc. These such that a group of huts located in a compound, are called 'Institutional households'. There may be whether enclosed or unenclosed is occupied by one one member households, two member households or household. While the main residence may be located multi-member households. For census purposes, each in one hut, other huts may be used for sleeping, or as a one of these types is regarded as a 'household'. kitchen, bathroom, baitllaK, etc. Though each of the huts is a separate structure, they form a single housing 2l. If a group of persons who are unrelated to each unit and, therefore, have to be treated collectively as a other live in a census house but do not have their meals single census house. If some of the huts are used by from the common kitchen, they would not constitute an one household and the others by a second household as institutional household. Each such person has to be residence, then the two groups of huts are treated as treated as a separate household. The important link in separate census houses. However, if there are also finding out whether there is a household or not is a other huts in the compound used for other purposes common kitchen. and not as a part of the households residence such as, cattleshed, workshed, etc., they are treated as separate Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes census houses. 22. A person is identified as a member of a 17. It is also possibie that a household uses another Scheduled Caste or a S.:heduled Tribe on the basis of stlUcturc, e.g., a baithak, separated from the main the prescribed lists of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled residence by some distance or by other structures or by Tribes as per the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled a road. In such cases, it is necessary to treat that Tribes Lists (Amendment) Order, 1976 issued by the separate structure used as baithak as a separate census President of India. Scheduled Castes can be from house. among Hindus or Sikhs only while a member of a Scheduled Tribe can profess any religion. If the person is. It is usual to find in municipal towns and cities belonging to a Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe has that every site, whether built up or not, IS numbered returned to his/her caste or tribe, it is reckoned as by the municipal authorities on property basis. Such S::heduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe only if that name open sites, even if they are enclosed by a compound finds place in the prescribed list. waH are not listed for census purposes. Only cases where a structure with roof has come up are treated as Literates census houses and listed. But in some areas the very nature of construction of houses is such that there may 23. A person who can both read and write with not be any wall, for example, with a conical roof almost understanding in any language is treated as literate. A ( xlii ) perSOll who can merely r~:d but cannot write, is not agricultural labourers, those engaged III household literate. It is not necessary that a person who is industry and 'other workers'. literate should have passed any minimum educational standard. HJw.!v~r, all cil;ldren of the age of 4 years Cultivator or le'is ar~ treated as illiterate even if the child is going to a school and mJ.Y have picked up reading and 27. For purposes of census a person is a cultivator writing a few odd words. if he or she is engaged either as an employer, single­ worker or family-worker in cultivation of land owned or held from Government or held from private Main Worker, Marginal Worker and Non-Worker persons or institutions for payment in money, kind or share. Cultivation includes supervision or direction of 24. 'Work' may be defined as participation in any economically productive activity. Such participation cultivation. may be physical or mental in nature. Work involves 28. A person who has given out his/her land to not only actual work but also effective supervision and another person or persons for cultivation for money, direction of work. kind or share of crop and who does not even supervise or direct cultivation of land, has not been treated as 25. The 'work' concept of 1961 and 1971 Censuses, cultivator. Similarly, a person working in another as opposed to the income or economic independence person's land for wages in cash or kind or a combination concept of th.:: earlier censuses, is adopted for 1981 of both i.e. agricultural labourt:r is not treated as a Censu~, but the criteria for classification of persons as cultivator. Cultivation involves ploughing, sowmg and workers has been changed. While in the 1961 and 1971 harvesting and covers production of cereals and millet Censuses different approaches, namely usual status and crops such as wheat, paddy, jowar, bajra, ragi etc. and current ~tatus were adopted with reference period of other crops such as pulses, raw jute and kindred fibre one year and one week for seasonal and regular work jute crop, cotton, sugarcane, groundnuts, tapioca etc. respectively, in the 1981 Census the usual status approach but does not include fruit-growing, vegetable-growing or has been adopted uniformly for all work. In 1961 a keeping orchards or groves or working on plantations person qualified as a worker jf he had worked regularly like tea, colfee, rubber, cinchona and other medical during the last season or if he had worked atleast for plantations. a day in regular non-seasonal work during the preceding fortnight. At the 1971 Census, a person was treated as Agricultural Labourer a worker only if he had spent his time mainly in work or if he had worked atleast for a day in regular (non-seaso­ 29. A person who works in another person's land nal) work during the preceding week. The dichotomy for wages in money, kind or share is recorded as an of worker/non-worker of 1961 and 1971 Censuses is dis­ agricultural labourer. He or she has no risk in the I:an.led at the 19S I Census and instead a trichotomy of cultivation but merely works in another person's land mam workers, marginal workers and non-workers is for wages. An agricultural labour has no right of lease auopted. For main worker the time criteria of engage­ or contract on land on which he/she works. ment in work for the major part of the year i.e. 183 days or more is adopted while those who worked for some­ Household Industry time Juring the last year but not for the major part of the year i.e., 183 days or more are treated as margi­ 30. Household Industry is defined as an industry nal workers. Those who had never worked during the conducted by the head of the household himself/herself last year are treated as non-workers. This trichotomy and/or by the members of the household at home or partially permits a comparability of 1981 Census econo­ within the village in rural areas and only within the mic data with that of 1971 as well as 1961. The precincts of the house where the household lives in main workers of 1981 Census can be expected to urban areas. The larger proportic.n of workers in a correspond to the workers of 1971 and main workers household industry should consist of members of the and marginal workers of 1981 together to the workers household including the head. The industry should not of 1961. be run on the scale of a registered factory which would qualify or has to be registered under the Indian Factories 26. The main workers i.e. those who have worked Act. An industry which is being run by a large joint for 183 days or more in the year preceding the enumera­ family of 1110re than 10 persons where power is used. tion Qave been further categorized as cultivators, or more than 20 persons where power is not used, ( :xliii ) though only family members are involved is not treated Marginal Workers as household industry. Thus the meaning of the term 36. Marginal workers are those who have worked run ou the s::::lie of a registered factory refers to sllch any time at ail in the year preceding the enumeration cases even if these are not registered as such. but have not worked for major part of that year. In other words, those who have worked any time at all in 31. The mlin criterion of a household industry is the year preceding the enumeration but the period fcr the p:1rticipation of Oile or more members of a house­ which they have worked is less than 103 days are cate­ hold. T,1is cnterion applies in urban areas too. Even if gorised as marginal workers. Those who have worked the industry is not actually located at home in rural for a major part of that year i.e. for 183 days or more, areas there is greater pcssibility of the members of are categorised as main workers. Thus, 'other workers' the household participating when it is located any­ can be either main workers or marginal workers. where within the village limits. In the urban areas where organised industry takes greater prominence, the Non-Workers household industry should be confined to the precincts 37. To distinguish between an 'other-worker' and of the house wlh:re the participants live. In urban areas a 'non-worker' a reference to the definition of "work" even if the members of the household by themselves would be relevant. While the 'other-worker' participated run an industry but at a place away from the precincts in an economically proJuclive activity and thus did of their home, it will not be considered a household "work" a non-worker has never worked in connection ndustry. with an economically productive activlty any time at all 32. A Household Industry relates to production, in the year preceding the enum;:ration. Non-workers processing, servicing, repairing or making and selling can belong to one of the following seven categories. (but not merdy selling) of goods. It does not include Household Duties professions su:::h as a Pleader or Doctor or Barber, Musician, Dancer, Waterman, Washerman, Astrologer, 38. This covers all persons who were engaged in etc., or merely trade or business, even if such professions, unpaid home duties and who had not done any 'work' trade or s:::rvices are run at home by members of the during the last one year preceding the enumeration. If household. a person who normally attended to household duties and was also engaged in some economic activities, then 33. Sometimes a person who may not be working in he/she is a worker and not a non-worker. For exmple, his/her own household industry may be working in a housewit.:: may have hdpcd in family cultivation or another household industry in which case he/she is also agriculture or made and sold cow-dung cakes at odd consid.:!ftC'J to b~ engaged in household industry. times, or prepared papar, pickles etc. and sold them. She would be tr.;ated as a worker and not as a non­ 34. Certail1 activities even though conducted by the worker though she is mainly a housewife. members of the same household collectively may not constitute a household industry such as plantation Students w0rk, liv.:::.lock maintenance and production, hunting, 39. This category covers all full-time students and trapping U'lU selling of the catch, forestry and logging, chIldren attending school. If a student participated in fishing including rearing of fish and mining and some economically productive work, say by helping quarrying. as an unpaid famIly worker in family cultivation, or in household industry, trade or business, such student Other Workers has to be treated as a worker and not as a student. On 35. All workers, i.e. those who have been engaged the other hand, a person who mainly attended to in some economic activity during the last one year, but household duties but took a correspondence course or who are not cultivators or agricultural labourers or attended a part-time class would be treated as engaged engaged in household industry are 'Other Workers'. in household duties. The type of workers that come under this category Dependents include factory workers, plantation workers, those in trade, COlllm::rce, business, transport, mining, construc­ 40. This category includes all dependents such as tion and political or social workers, all government infants or children not attending school or a person servants, municipal employees, teachers, priests and permanentiy disablcd from work because of illness or old entertainment artists etc. age. Dependents include even able bodied persons who ( xliv ) cannot be categorised in any other category of non­ Inmates of Institutions workers but are dependent on others. However, if such a person who is dependent on others for subsistence 43. This covers convicts in jails or inmates of a has been seeking work, he or she is categorised as penal, mental or charitable institution, even if such "other non-worker". persons are compelled to do some work such as carpen­ try, carpet-weaving, vegetable-growing etc., in such Retired persons or Rentiers institutions. But an undertrial prisoner enumerated in a jail has to be recorded for the work he or she was 41. A person who has retired from service and is doing before he or she was apprehended. Similarly a doing no other work, i.e. not employed again in some person temporarily in a hospital or other similar institu­ full-time work or not engaged in work such as culti­ tion has to be recorded for the kind of work he or she vation, business, trade etc., or a person who is a was doing before he or she was admitted into the hos­ rentier or living on agricultural or non-agricultural pital/institution. But for a long-term undertrial prisoner royalty, rent or dividend, or any other person of inde­ or convict in a prison or for long term inmate of pendent means for securing of which he or she does not penal or charitable or mental institutions, the person's have to work, will come under this category. However, previous work would not be recorded. A person is to if a retired person, apart from drawing pension, is be considered as 'long term' if he or she has been in doing some other work also, he has to be treated as a such an institution for six months or more. worker and not as a retired person. Other Non-workers Beggars 44. This category includes all non-workers who 42. This category covers beggars, vagrants or cases might not have come under any of the above six cate­ such as persons without indication of source of income gories but who were looking for work. A boy or a girl and those with unspecified sources of subsistence who who had completed education or had stopped studying are not engaged in any~; onomically productive work. and was looking for work comes under this ca tego. ANALYTICAL NOTE-PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Distribution and growth of population 3. The highest proportion of the population of the district i.e. 44.62 per cent resides in Ajmer tehsil, while Accoruing to the final tally at the Census count, as Sarwar stands at the end with only 6.25 per cent. The at the Sunrise of March I, 1981, the population of same pattern is observed in the distribution of rural as Ajmer district is 1,440,366. Of the total population well as urban population of the district, where again of the district, 749,362 are males and 691,004 Ajmer and Sarwar tehsils have the highest and the females. lowest concentration at tehsillevel.

2. As many as 823,960 persons live in 923 inhabi­ 4. The following table presents the rural-urban ted villages falling in rural areas of the district, while distribution of population in the district and its various 616,406 persons reside in 8 urban centres. In other tehsils. Figures within parenthesis indicate the percen­ words, 57.20 per cent population of the district is rural tage of total, rural and urban population of the district and 42.80 per cent is urban. recorded amongst its various tehsils.

TABLE No.1

POPULATION, NUMBER OF VILLAGES AND TOWNS, 1981

Population ..A.. .-- ~

Total .....J...Rural ____ ---, Urban No. of Villages r--____...... __...... -----, .-__J_ __~ TNo. of District'Tehsil ,-----..- -~~ Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Total Inhabited owns

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

AJmer District 1,440,366 749,362 691,004 823,960 422,904 401,056 616,406 326,458 289,948 939 923 8 (100.00) (100.00) (100.00)

Ajmer Tehsil 642,765 338,219 304,546 223,188 115,783 107,405 419,577 222,436 197,141 177 177 3 (44.62) (27.09) (68.07)

Kishangarh Tehsil 207,504 108,547 98,957 145,472 75.482 69,990 62,032 33,065 28,967 160 154 1 (14.41) (,7.66) (10.06)

Beawar_Tehsil 305,435 156,622 148,813 200,246 101,135 99,111 105,189 55,487 49.702 323 317 2 (21.20) (24.30) (17.06)

Sarwar Tehsil 89,966 46,22S 43,141 80,751 41,463 39,288 9,215 4,767 4,453 107 104 (6.25) (9.80) (1.50)

Kekri Tehsil 194,696 99,749 94,947 174,303 89,041 85,262 20,393 10,708 9,685 172 171 (13.52) (21.15) (3.31) ( xlvi )

5. The population of the district has been increa­ (1901-1981). Of this, about 2.92 Ja].;hs were added sing steadily and it has risen from 8.20 lakhs in 1951 to during the first fifty years of the present century, while 14.40lakhs in 1981 Census. There was a slight full in during the past thirty years alone about 6.2iJ la1h per­ the total population of the district in the decade 1911-21. sons have been added in the district popUlation. This Except for this decade, the distnct has recorded a higher increase is nearly 3.28 lolhs more than the addition to growth rate, the highest having been recorded during the total population over first fifty) ears from 190 I to 1971- 81. In absolute terms, the district's population 1951. The table below shows the population and has increased by 9.12 lakhs during the past 80 years decennial growth rate of the district from 1901 onwards:

TABLE No.2

POPULATION SINCE 1901

Census Year Population Percentage decadal Census Year Population Percentage decadal variation variation 2 3 2 3

1901 527,815 1951 819,977 +20.24

1911 544,606 + 3.18 1961 976.547 +19.09 1921 524,359 - 3.72 1971 1,147.729 +17.53 1931 593,340 +13.16

1941 681,963 +14.94 1981 1,440,366 +25.50

6. The district has recorded a growth rate of 25.50 has been recorded in 13eawar tehsil and the lowest of per cent in 1981 Census, against the growth rate of 4.08 per cent in Ajmer tehsil. Except Ajmer tehsil, all 17.53 per cent during 1961-71. It is noticed that the the other tehsils of the district have recorded higher population of the district bas grown in urban areas at growth rate as compared to average growth rate of the a faster rate of 42.65 per cent than in rural areas where rural areas of the district. The pattern of decennial it has increa~ed by 15.14 per cent. growth rate of urban areas of the district shows that the highest urban growth rate of 65.84 per cent has been 7. The highest growth rate of 31.37 per cent dUring recorded in Kishangarh tehsil. While Sarwar tehsil ranks the dechdc 1971-81 has been recorded in Kishangarh last with 19.24 per cent, Kishangarh tehsil has recorded tehsil, while Sarwar tehsil ranks last with 18.55 per cent. highest urban growth rate than the di5trict average. Kishangarh. Beawar and Ajmer tehsils have recorded higher growth rate than the district average. AnalYsing 8. The foHowing table presents the decaJaJ the growth rate in rural areas of the tehsils separately, changes in distribution of popUlation, separately it is found that the highest growth rate of 21.65 per cent for total, rural and urban areas of the district :

TABLE No.3 DECADAL CHANGE IN DlSTRmUTION OF POPULATION

POPLIlation --J...... , Percentage decadal 1971 ,.-___-..J.... 1981 ______-, variation (1971·81) District/Tehsil ...------'------, ,...----___J... ____.---., Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Ajmer District 1,117,729 715,019 432,110 1,440,366 823,960 616,406 +25.50 +15.14 +42.65 Ajmer Tehsil 511,809 214,445 297,364 642,765 223,188 419,577 +25.59 + 4.08 +41.10 Kishangarh Tehsil 157,954 120,549 37,405 207,504 145,472 62,032 +31.3.7. +20.67 +65.~4 C xlvii )

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Beawar Tehsil 239,221 164,605 74,616 305,435 200,246 105,189 +27.68 +21.65 +40.97

Sarwar Tehsil 75,890 68,162 7,728 89,966 80,751 9,215 +18.55 +18.47 +19.24

Kekri Tehsil 162,855 147,858 14,997 194,696 174,303 20,393 +19.55 +17.89 +35.98

Villages Classified by Population 42.91 per cent villages in the district are in popu­ lation range up to 499, while 4821 per cent are in 9. There are 939 villages in the district, of which popUlation range 500-1,999. A little less than 8 per cent 923 are inhabited and the remaining 16 are uninhabi­ villages are in population range 2,000-4,999. There are ted. These villages are of different population sizes. only 11 villages. (1.19 per cent) in the popUlation range 5,000-9,999. There is not even a single village in the There are very small villages having population less than district in the population range 10,000 and above. The 200 persons; on the other hand there are very big villa­ following table shows the distribution of villages by ges having more than 5,1 00 persons in the district. population range:

TABLE No.4

DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY POPULATION RANGE

No. of inhabited Percentage of No. of inhabited Percentage of Range of PopUlation villages in each villages in each Range of Population villages in each villages in each range range range range

1 2 3 2 3

Less than 200 136 14.74 5,000 - 9,999 11 1.19

200 - 499 260 28.17 10,000 & above 500 - 1,999 445 48.21

2,000 - 4,999 71 7.69 Total 923 100.00

10. Out of 923 inhabited villages in the district the is in Ajmer tehsil and the lowest of 7 villages is in Sar­ highest number of 317 inhabited villages is in Beawar war tehsil. There are only 11 inhabited villages in the tehsil, while the lowest of 104 is in Sarwar tehsil. In population range 5,OLO to 9,999, of which five villages case of popUlation ranges less than 200 and 500 to 1,999, are located in Ajmer tehsil, three in Beawar tehsil, two again Beawar and Sarwar tehsils have the highest in Kekri tehsil and one in Kishangarh tehsil in the dis­ and the lowest number of inhabited villages in the dist­ trict. There is not even a single village in the rict, while in population range 200-499 Beawar has the population range 10,000 and above. The number of highest and lowest in Ajmer tehsil. In the population villages by population ranges at tehsil level has been range 2,000 to 4,999 the highest number of 21 villages shown in the table below ; ( xl\1iii )

TABLE No.5

DIsTRmunoN OF VILLAGES BY POPULATION RANGES

Number of villages in each range Total (Figures in parentheses____ indicate---..A.. percentage of villages in each range) District/Tehsil Inhabited -----, villages Less than 200 200-499 500-1,999 2,000-4,999 5,000-9,999 10,000 & abovo 1 2 3 4 :5 6 7 8

Ajmer District 923 136 260 445 71 11

(100.00) (14.74) (18.17) (48.21) (7.69) (1.19)

Ajmer Tehsil 177 16 30 105 21 S

(100.00) (9.04) (16.95) (59.32) (11.86) (2.83)

Kisharigarh Tehsil 154 18 39 81 15

(100.00) (11.69) (25.32) (52.60) (9.74) (0.65)

Beawar Tehsil 317 83 109 111 11 3

(100.00) (26.18) (34.38) (35.02) (3.47) (0.95)

Sarwar Tehsil 104 6 38 53 7

(100.00) (S.77) (36.54) (50.96) (6.73)

Kekri Tehsil 171 13 44 9S 17 2

(100.00) (7.60) (25.73) (55.56) (9.94) (1.17)

Density of Population TABLE No. 6

II. Ajmer district covers an area of 8,481 sq. km. RANKING OF TEHSILS BY AREA AND POPULATION which is about 2.48 per cent of total area of the state Area PopUlation ,..._J..___ "", and stands sixteenth in the rank amongst districts of the ,...._..J... state. With a popUlation of 1,440,366 persons it acco­ Percentage Percentage Name of Tehsil to District's Rank to District's Rank mmodates 4.20 per cent of the total popUlation of the Area Population state and stands 10th in the rank in the state. 2 3 4 5

12. It is observed that there are wide variations in Ajmer Tehsil 27.10 44.62 respect of area and population of the various tehsils of the district. Among the tehsils, Ajmer tehsil covers 27.10 Kishangarh Tehsil 21.42 3 14.41 3 per cent of the total area of the district, which is the highest in the district, while Sarwar tehsil covers only Beawar Tehsil 17.57 4 21.2Q 2 12.44 per cent of the total area of the district and it Sarwar Tehsil 12.44 5 6.25 5 comes in the last in terms of size. The highest con­ centration of district's population is in Ajmer tehsil Kekri 't'ehsil 21.47 2 13.~2 4 (44.62 per cent) and the lowest (6.25 per cent) is in Sarwar tehsiI. The table below gives the rank of tehsils accor­ 13. The density of population i.e., number of persons ding to their area and population ; per sq. km. works out for the district to 170 for rural ( xlix ) areas to 102 and for urban areas to 1,395. The highest while . Sarwar tehsil comes at the bottom. In urban density of population was recorded as 282 in Ajmer areas, again Beawar tehsii has recorded the highest den­ tehsil and the lowest as 86 in Sarwar tehsil. Consider­ sity of population (3,799) while the lowest density of ing the density of population in rural areas of the populatIOn (620) is noticed in Kishangarh which may be district, Beawar tehsil has recorded the highest density seen from the table below :

TABLE No.7

DENSITY OF POPULATION BY TOTAL, RURAL AND URBAN AREAS

Dersity per sq. km Density per sq. km.

District/Tehsil ~ DistrictjTehsil r-- --, Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban 2 3 4 2 3 4

Ajmer District 17~ 102 J,395 Beawar Tehsil 207 138 3,799

AjmerTehsH 282 113 1,390 Sarwar Tehsil 86 78 1,843

Kishangarh Tehsil 115 86 620 Kekri Tehsil 108 97 2.825

14. Analysing the pattern of density of popuiation per sq. km. which constitute 36.08 per cent of total in· at the village level In rural areas of the district. it has habited villages in the district. About 9.42 per cent been found that the highest number of villages (367) villages fall in density range 20l-~OO persons per sq. km. There are 8 villages each in density range less than 10 fall in the density range 51-100 persons per sq. km., persons and 11-20 person s. Only 3 villages are in density which is 39.76 per cent of the total inhabited villages. range SOland above. The distribution of villages by Next 333 villages fall in density range 101-200 persons density range is indicated in the followmg table :

TABLE No. 8

DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY DENSITY RANGE

Range of Density Total No. of inhabited Percentage of Range of Density Total 1'-0. of inhabited Percentage of (per sq. km) villages in each den­ villages in each (per sq. km) villages in each den­ villages in each sity range density range sity range density range

2 3 2 3

Less than 10 8 0.87 201-300 87 9.42

11- 20 8 0.87 301-500 38 4.12 21- 50 79 8.56 501 and above 3 0.32 51-100 367 39.76

101-200 333 36.08 Total 923 100.00

15. There are 8 inhabited villages in the district in and Beawar tehsiis and 1 each in Ajmer and Sarwar density range less than 10 persons per sq. km. of which tehsils. In the density range 20 to 50 persons per sq. 3 villages are located in Beawar tehsil, 2 in Kishangarh km., the highest number (19) of villages is in Kishan­ tehsil and 1 each in Ajmer, Sarwar and Kekri tehsils. garh tehsil and the lowest (13) in Ajmer tehsil. In the In case of density range 11 to 20 persons per sq. km. density range 51 to 100 persons, the maximum (95) vill­ there are 8 villages of which 3 each are in Kishangarh ages are located in Kek:.i tehsil and the minimum (61) ( )

villages each in Ajmer, Beawar and Sarwar tebsils. In density range 500 and above and these are located one the density ranges 101 to 200, 201 to 300 and 301 to 500 each in Ajmer, Kishangarh and Beawar tehsils. The persons per sq. km., the highest and the lowest concen- tration of inhabited villages is found in Beawer and pattern of density of population as noticed in villages Sarwar tehsils. There are only 3 inhabited villages in at the tehsil level is presented in the table below :

TABLBNo.9

DIStRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY DENSITY Number of villages in each density range DistrictfTehsi I Total (Figures in parenthesis indicate percentage of villages in each range) Inhabited ,...... _-- Villages 0-10 11-20 21-S0 S1-1oo 101-200 201-300 301-500 501 & Unspecified above

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Almer District 923 8 8 79 367 333 87 38 3 (100.00) (0.87) (0.87) (8.56) (39.76) (36.08) (9.42) (4.12) (0.32)

Ajmer Tehsil 177 1 1 13 62 78 15 6 (100.00) (0.56) (0.56) (7.35) (35.03) (44.07) (8.48) (3.39) (0.56)

Kishangarh Tehsil 154 2 3 19 86 35 5 3 1 (100.00) (1.30) (1.95) (12.34) (55.84) (22.73) (3.24) (1.95) (0.65)

Beawar Tehsil 317 3 3 17 62 146 57 28 1 (100.00) (0.95) (0.95) (5.36) (19.56) (46.06) (17.98) (8.83) (0.31)

Sarwar Tebsil 104 1 1 16 62 19 4 1 (100.00) (0.96) (0.96) (15.38) (59.62) (18.27 ) (3.85) (0.96) Kekri Tehsil 171 1 14 95 55 6 (100.00) (0.58) (8.19) (55.S6) (32.16) (3.51)

Sex-ratio the sex-ratio has shown a decrease from 1901 to 1921 and 1951-1971. However in 1981 it has increased sex­ 16. Sex-ratio i.e., number of females per one thousand ratio of 922. The same trends are observed in res­ males in the population of the district, shows a fluctu­ ating trend from decade to decade. At the district level pect of rural and urban areas of the district, which may looking at the figures from the beginning of the century, be seen from the table below :

TABLE No. 10

SEX-RATIO SINCE 1901

No. of females per 1,000 males No. of females per 1,000 males Census Year Census Year ,..... Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban

2 3 4 1 2 3 4

1901 898 897 899 1951 925 946 89' 1911 88S 90S 837 1961 913 934 879 1921 836 894 731 1971 910 931 871 1931 903 942 828 1941 902 930 8S0 1981 922 948 888 ( Ii

17. At the tehsil level, Kekri tehsiI has shown the In urban areas, the sex-ratio has increased in three highest (952) and Ajmer tehsil the lowest (900) sex­ tehsils viz., Ajmer, Kishangarh, and Sarwar, while it has ratio in 1981 Census. In 1971 Census, the highest :sex­ slightly decreased in Kekri tehsil in 1981 Census as ratio was in Beawar tehsil and the lowest was in Kishan­ garh tehsil. In rural areas, the sex-ratio has increased compared to 1971 Census. The table given below pre­ in all the tehsils as compared to 1971, and is the highest sents the tehsil-wise sex-ratio with rural-urban break-up in B~awar tehsil and the lowest in Kishangarh tehsil. for 1971 and 1981 :

TABLE No. 11

SEX-RATIO AT TEHSIL LEVEL IN 1971 & 1981

Number of females per 1,000 males Number of females per 1,000 males -'- .....___ 1971 1981 1971 1981 DlstrictjTehsil District/Tehsil ...------'--....., ----. Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban 2 3 4 5 6 7 2 3 4 5 6 7

Ajmer District 910 931 877 922 948 888 Beawar Tehsil 942 963 896 950 980 896

Ajmer Tehsil 896 921 878 900 928 886 Sarwar Tehsil 932 934 909 946 948 935

Khhangarh Tehsil 884 906 818 912 927 876 Kekri Tehsil 929 931 909 952 958 904

Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes rural and urban areas respectively during the decade 1971-81. 18. 18.38 per cent of the total population of the district belongs to Scheduled Castes in 1981 Census. 20. The population of Scheduled Tribes in the dist­ while in 1971 this proportion was 17.28 per cent. Thus rict is only 2.23 per cent or the total population. In an increose of 1.10 per <-ent in the total Scheduled Cas e ])01, this proportion \Vas 1.34 per cent. It shows that population of the district during the decade 1971-S1 tas the popUlation ot Scheduled Tribes has increased by been recorded. In rural areas, 17.64 per cent of the 0.89 per cent during the decade lY71-l:\1. The propor­ t0taJ population belongs to Scheduled Castes, while in tion of tribal population in rural areas of thl! district Ul ban areas, 19.37 per cent population was recorded in is 3.21 per cent as against 2.00 per cent in 1971. While this category. in urban areas of the district it is 0.93 per cent as 19. The corresponding proportions of rural and against 0.23 per cent in 1971. The percentage distribu­ urban population in 1911 were 16.93 and 17.84 per cent tion of Scheduled Cask and Sch~duled Tribe population respectively. Thus there was an increase in the Sche­ in the district, and tehsib by total, rural and urban areas duled Caste population of 0.71 and 1.53 per cent in has been shown in the following table,'

TABLE No. 12 PEnCBNTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPl'LATION, 1981

Percentage of Percentage of Percentage of Percentage of Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes to total population to total population to total population to total population DistrictjTebsil -'- ,.----J... District/Tehsil ,,----.---_...... ----, ,----'-----, Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban 2 3 4 5 6 7 2 3 4 5 6 7

Ajmer District 18.38 17.64 19.37 2.23 3.21 0.93 Beawar Tehsil 13.69 11.71 17.47 1.58 2.12 0.56

Ajmer Tehsil 18.94 16.61 20.18 1.02 1.14 0.95 Sarwar Tehsil 19.96 2:>.42 15.97 4.28 4.43 2.97

Kishangarh Tehsil 19.83 20.66 17.89 1.12 1.06 1.26 Kekri Tehsil 21.63 21.99 18.62 7.52 8.36 0.34 ( Hi )

21. At the teb~illevel. the highest concentration of of the district. where Kekri and Kishangarh tehsils have Scheduled Castes population i. e.; 45.98 per cent has the highest and the lowest proportions. In urban been recorded in Ajmer tehsil and the lowest concentra­ areas, it was the highest (70.11 per cent) in Ajmer tehsil tion of 6.78 per cent in Sarwar tehsil. In rural areas and the lowest (1.21 per cent) in Kekri tehsil. of the district, the highest (26.36 per cent) SchedUled Caste population is in Kekri tehsil and the lowest 11.34 23. Out of the total Scheduled Caste population of per cent again in Sarwar tehsil. In urban areas again 264,801 in the district, 145,382 persons (54.90 per cent) Ajmer and Sarwar tehsils have recorded the highest reside in rural areas and the remaining 119,419 (45.10 (70.91 per cent) and the lowest (1.23 per cent) concent­ per cent) are living in urban areas. As regards the ration of scheduled caste population. scheduled tribe population of 32,183 persons, 26,471 persons (82.25 per cent) are living in rural areas and 22. As regards the Scheduled Tribes population in only 5,712 (17.75 per cent) in urban areas of the dis­ various tehsils of the district. it varies from 45.52 trict. The following table shows the distribution of per cent in Kekri tehsii to 7.19 per cent in Kishangarh Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe population by number tehsil. The same pattern is ob5erved in the rural areas and its corresponding percentage to district total:

TABLE No. 13

Rl:RALjURBAN DISTRIBUtION OF SCJlEOULEO CASTE & TRIBE POPlJLATIO!'l AT DISTRICT AND TEHSIL LEVEL

Scheduled Caste population Scheduled Tribe population District/Tehsil ,-- .)... .J-. Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban

2 3 4 5 6 7 Ajmer District 264,801 145;382 119,419 32,1113 2

Ajmer Tehsil 121,754 37,080 84,674 6,542 2,537 4,005 (45.98) (25.51) (70.91) (20.33) (9.58) (70.11)

Kisha'1garh Tehsil 41,149 30,053 11,096 2,314 1,535 779 05.54) (20.67) (9.29) (7.19) (5.80) (13.64)

Beawar Tehsil 41,818 23,439 18,379 4,825 4,240 585 (15.79) (16.12) (15.39) (14.99) (16.02) ;00.24)

Sarwar Tehsil 17,959 16,487 1,472 3,853 3,579 274 (6.78) (11.34) (1.23) (11.97) (13.52) (4.80)

Kekn Tehsil 42,121 38,323 3,798 14,649 14,580 69 (15.91 ) (26.36) (3.18) (45.52) (55.08) \1.21)

24. Analysing the dispersal of Scheduled Caste and 25. In cast} of Scheduled Tribes, about 26.33 per cent Scheduled Tribe population in various villages of the inhabited villages have upto 5 per cent population of district, we find that about 47.35 per cent inhabited the total Scbeduled Tribe popUlation in the district. villages (437) are such where the Scheduled Caste popu­ lation is more than 15 per cent of the total population. About 13.32 per cent villages have Scheduled Tribe popu­ About 14.52 per cent villages have Scheduled Caste lation ranging benvcen 6 to 15 per cent. About 5 population ranging from II to 15 per cent and 27.51 per cent inhabited villages have more than 15 per cent per cent villages have less than 10 per cent Scheduled population and 55.36 per cent villages (511) are such, Caste population. About 10.62 per cent villages in the district are such where no Scheduled Caste population is where no 8cheduled Tribe population is living. This living. may be seen from the table below: ( liii )

TABLE No. 14

PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTE AND SCHEDULED TRIBE POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION IN THE VILLAGES

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes

Percentage Range of No. of villages Percentage of Percentage Range of No. of villages Percentage of Scheduled Caste in each range villages in each Scheduled Tribe in each range villages In each population to total range population to range population total population 2 3 4 5 6

Nil 98 10.62 Nil 511 55.36 Upto 5 123 13.32 Upto 5 243 26.33 6-10 131 14.19 6-15 123 13.32 11-15 134 14.52 16-25 19 2.06 16-20 157 17.01 26-35 7 0.76 21-30 194 21.02 36-50 7 0.76 31 & above 86 9.32 51 & above 13 1.41

Total 923 100.00 Total 923 100.0"

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26. There are 98 inhabited villages in the district in tehsil. In the population range 16 to 20 per cent, thc which no ~cheduled Caste persons are living. In case highc1.t 35 inhabited villages are in Kekri tehsil and the of upto 5 per cellt Scheduled Caste population to total lowest 28 villages are in Sarwar tehsil. While in popu­ population, the highest number of 83 inhabited villages lation range 21 to 30 per cent, the most 54 villages are is in Beawar tehsil and the lowest (4 villages) in Kishan­ located in Kishangarh tehsil and the least 24 village:­ garh tehsil. In population range 6 to 10 per cent, the are in Beawar tehsil. In the population range 3l highest number of 64 inhabited villages is in Beawar per cent and above, the most 26 inhabited villages an! tehsil and the lowest (12 each) in Kishangarh, Sarwar in Kekri tehsil and the least 12 villages each are in Sar­ and Kekri tehsils. While in the population range 11 war and Ajmer tehsils. The distribution of Scheduled to 15 per cent, the most 41 inhabited villages are a.gain Caste population in villages at the tehsillevel is given in Beawar tehsil and the least 12 villages in Sarwar in the following table.

TABLE No. 15 pROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTE POPULATION TO TOTAL POPllLATION IN THE VILLAGES

No. of villages in each percentage range of Scheduled Caste population to total population Total (Figures in parentheses indicate percentage of VIllages in each range) District/Tehsil Inhabited -'------Villages Nil Upto 5 6-10 11-15 16-20 21-30 31 & above

2 3 4 5 6 7 II 9

Ajmer District 92\ 98 123 131 134 157 194 86

(IOO.{)O) ( 10.62) (13.32) ( 14.19) (14.52) (17.01) (21.02) (9.32)

AJmer Tehsil 177 II 15 31 38 30 40 12

(100.00) (6.21) (8.48) (17.51) (21.47) (16.~5) (22.60) (6.78)

Kishangarh Tehsil 154 14 4 12 20 33 54 17

(100.00) (9.09) (2.60) (7.79) (12.99) (21.43) ( 35.06) (11.0+) ( liv )

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Beawar Tehsil 317 55 83 64 41 31 24 19

(100.00) (17.35) (26.18) (20.19) (12.94) (9.78) t7.57) (5.99)

S:uwar Telui I 104 4 11 12 12 28 25 12

(100.00) (3.84) (10.58) (11.S4) (11.54) (26.92) (24.04) (11.54)

Kekri Tebsil 171 14 10 12 23 35 51 26 (100.00) (8.19) (5.85) (7.02) (13.45) (20.47) (29.82) (15.20)

21. In the district. there are 511 inhabited villages 10 Kekri tehsil and one in Kishangarh tehsil. While 10 which no Scheduled Tribe persons are living. In case in the population range 36 to 50 per cent, agam there of up to 5 per cent Scheduled Tribe population, the most 62 inhabited villages are located in Beawar tehsil and are seven villages of which four are in Kekri tehsil and the least 31 villages are in Kishangarh tehsil. In the one each in Ajmer, Beawar and Sarwar tehsils. rn case population ranges 6 to 15 and 16 to 25 per cent, Kekri of population range 51 & above per cent, there are 13 and Ajmer tehsils have the highest and the lowest villages, out of these 12 are in Kekri tehsil and one in concentration of villages among the tehsils of Ajmer and Beawar tehsil. The distribution of Scheduled Tribe Beawar respectively. In population range 26 to 35 population in villages at the tehsi! level is given in the per cent there are only seven villages, of which six are table below :-

TABLE No. 16

PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBE POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION IN THE VILLAGES

Total No. of villages in each percentage range of Scheduled Tribe population to total population District/Te hsi 1 Inhabited (Figures in parentheses indicate percentage of villages in each range) Villages r- Nil UptoS 6-1S 16-25 26-35 36-50 51 & above

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Ajmer District 923 511 243 123 19 7 7 1J ( 100.0(1) (55.36) (26.33) (13.32) (2.06) (0.76) (0.76) (1.41)

Ajmer Tehsil 177 112 51 8 5

(100.00) (63.28) (28.81) (4.52) (2.82) (0.57)

Kishangarh Tehsil 154 112 31 11)

(100.00) (72.73) (20.13) (6.49) (0.65)

Beawar Tehsil 317 219 62 32 2

(100.00) (69.08) (19.56) 00.09) (0.63) (0.32) (0.32)

Sarwar Tehsil 104 26 45 28 4

000.00) (25.00) (43.27) (26.92) (3.8S) (0.96)

Kekri Tehsil 171 42 54 45 8 6 4 12 (100.00) (24.56) (31.58) (26.31) (4.68) (3.51) (2.34) (7.02) Iv )

28. Considering Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe per cent in Nasirabad to 12.91 per cent in . population in the towns of the district, it has been found that Scheduled Castes are 19.37 per cent of the 29. In the district the distribution of Scheduled Tribes total urban population, while Scheduled Tribes constitu­ varies from 2.97 per cent in Sarwar to 0.12 per cent in Pushkar. Of the eight towns, four have even less than ted only 0.93 per cent of the total urban population of one per cent Scheduled Tribe population. The table the district. The per cent concentration of Scheduled given below indicates the proportion of Scheduled Castel Caste population is more than the district average both in Scheduled Tribe population to total population in each Ajmer and Nasirabad towns and it ranges from 21.59 town:

TABLE No. 17

PROPORTION OF SCHE OULED CASTE AND SCHEDULED TRIBE POPULATION IN TOWl'oS

Percentage of Percentage of Total Total Scheduled Total Scheduled Scheduled Caste Scheduled Tribe Name of Town Population Caste population Tribe population population to population to total population total population 2 3 4 5 6

All Towos 616,406 119,419 5,712 19.37 0.93 Ajmer 375,593 75,602 3,923 20.13 1.04 Bcawar 89,998 16,418 216 18.24 0.24

Kekri 20,393 3,798 69 18.62 0.34 Kishangarh 62,032 11,096 779 17.89 1.26

Nasirabad 34,6J6 7,473 71 21.59 0.21

Pushkar 9,368 1,599 11 17.07 0.12

Sarwar 9,215 1,472 274 15.97 2.97 Vijainagar 15,191 1,961 369 12.91 2.43

Literacy 32. The female literacy rate has been recorded as 21.92 per cent in 1961 Census, which was 18.23 per cent in 1971 and 13.60 per cent in 1961. There was an 30. Ajmer district has recorded the literacy rate increase of 3.69 per cent during the decade 1971-81 and of 35.30 per cent at district level in 1981 Census which 4.63 per cent during 1961-7 I in the female literacy rate is more than the State literacy rate of 24.38 per cent. in the district. In 1961 and 1971, the literates in the district constituted 25.30 and 30.30 per cent respectively. Thus there has 33. Looking at the trend in the past thirty years it has b~t!n an ov~rall increas~ of ).00 per cent in the decades been observed that the literacy rate as recorded in 1951 1971-81 and ]961-71. was only 20.2~ per cent, which has gone up to 35.30 per cent in 1981. This indicates a net increase of ]5.02 31 In respect of male population, the literacy rate per cent, during the past thirty years. There is a has recorded 47.65 per cent in 1981 Census while it was marked difference between male and female literacy 41.29 and 35.99 per cent in 1971 and 1961 respectively. rates in the district. Female literacy rate has been It shows that the literacy rate has been increased by falling behind male literacy rate. A comparative pic­ 6.36 and 5.30 per cent during the decades 1971-81 and ture at the district level for the past four Censuses is 1961-71 respectively. given below : ( ]vi )

TABLE No. 18 1 2 3 4 5

----"~---~ LITERACY SINrE 1951 Literacy Rate Beawar Tehsil T 31.50 46.11 16.11 Census Year R 19.75 34.98 4.22 Persons Males Females U 53.85 66.42 39.81 1 2 3 4 Sarwar Tehsit T 17.66 27.89 6.85 1951 20.28 29.62 10.19 R 15.82 25.75 5.35 1961 25.30 35.99 13.60 U 33.78 46.54 20.14 1971 30.30 41.29 18.23 1981 35.30 47.65 21.92 Kekri Tehsil T 22.87 35.63 9.47 R 20.27 32.79 7.20 34. The literacy rate at the tehsil level for total, U 45.11 59.27 29.46 rural and urban areas has been r.:corded the highest in Ajmer tehsil and the lowest in Sarwar tehsil. Among males, the percentage of literacy ranges from 27.89 35. At the village level. if we study the pattern of per cent in Sarwar tehsil to 58.23 per cent in Ajmer literacy rate, we find that literacy rate is higher in tehsil. In case of male literacy in rural areas, Beawar larger villages than in smaller ones. There are eleven tehsil has recorded the highest literacy of 34.98 per cent villages in the popUlation range 5,000 to 9,999, which and Sarwar tehsil the lowest 25.75 per cent. In urban have the highest literacy rate of 32.53 per cent. The areas of various tehsiJs, again, the highest and the literacy rate is 22.15 per cent in the villages which are lowest male literacy rates have been recorded in Ajmer in popUlation range 2,000 to 4,999 and it is 30.76 (70.78 per cent) and Sarwar tehsils (46.54 per cent). per cent in the villages in range 21JO to 1,999. If we In case of female literacy rate, Ajmer and Sarwar take together all the villages with popUlation jess than tehsils have the highest and the lowest rate for total 200 persons, we find that the literacy rate is only 11.57 as weil as urban areas of the district. In rural areas, per cent. The table given below indicates the number female literacy rate ranges from 4.22 per cent in Beawar of villages in each range of population and the literacy tehsil to 7.20 per cent in Kekri tehsil. A comparative rate as obtained during 1981 Census in each such range picture showing literacy rate by sex for total, rural at the district level. and urban areas has been brought out in the table below: TABLE No. 20

LITERACY RATES BY POPULATION TABLE No. 19 RANGES OF VILLAGES --.-- LITERACY BY SEX AND BY TOTAL, RURAL AND URB.\N AREAS Population range No. of villages Literacy Rate Total Percentage of Literacy in each range District/Tehsil Rural Urban Persons Males Females 2 3

2 3 4 5 Less than 200 136 11.57

Ajmer District T 35.30 47.65 21.92 200- 499 260 13.59 R 19.18 31.78 5.89 U 56.86 68.20 44.09 500-1,999 445 17.17

Ajmer Tehsil T 46.55 58.23 33.57 2,000-4,999 71 22.15 R 20.89 34.11 6.64 5,000-9,999 11 32.53 U 60.19 70.78 48.24

Kishangarh Tehsil T 25.39 36.33 13.39 10,000 & above R 16.30 26.03 5.80 U 46.71 59.85 31.72 Total 923 19.18 ( l\lii )

36. At the tehsil level. if we take all the inhabited tion range 2,000- 4,999, Kekri tehsil has recorded the villages, we find that the literacy rate varies from 20.89 highest literacy rate (24.02 per cent) and Kisbangarh has per cwt in Ajmer tehsil to 15.82 per cent in Sarwar the lowest (18.54 per cent) whiie in case of population tehsil. In the population range less than 200 persons range 5,000-9,999, Kekri tehsil has again recorded the the literates vary from 20.97 per cent again in Ajmer tehsil to 5.23 per cent in Kekri tehsil. In case of popu­ highest literacy rate (38.04 per cent) and Ajmer tehsil lation ranges 200-499 and 500- J ,999, the highest literacy the lowest (30.83 per cent). The literacy rate by popula­ rate was recorded in Beawar tehsil and the lowest in tiun range of villages for various tehsils has been given Kishangarh & Sarwar tehsils respectively. In popula- in the following table:

TABLE No. 21

LITERACY RATES BY POPULATION RANGES OF VILLAGES

Total Number of villages in each range of population District/Tehsil Inhabited (Figures in parentheses indicate literacy rate in each range) Villages Less than 200 200-499 500-1,999 2,000-4,999 5,000-9,999 10,000 & above 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Ajmer District 923 136 260 445 71 11 ( 19.18) (11.S7) (13.59) (17.17) (22.15) (31.53)

Ajmer Tehsil 177 16 30 105 21 5 (20.89) (20.97) (13.84) (17.80) (23.30) (30.83)

Kishangarh Tehsil 154 18 39 81 15

(16.30) (9.20) (11.14) (15.00) (18.54) (32.0c l

Beawar 1 ehsil 317 83 109 III 11 ~ (19.75) (11.09) (15.86) tI9.23) (21.98) (31.63

Sarwar Tehsil 104 6 38 53 7 (15.82) (16.21 ) (11.55) (14.78) (21.82)

Kekri Tehsil 171 13 44 95 17 2 (20.27) (5.23) (12.29) (17.10) (24.02) (38.04)

37. The over all literacy rate recorded for the urban eight towns in the district have lower literacy rate and areas of the district comes to 56.86 per cent. The two, namely Ajmer and Nasirabad, have the higber highe&t literacy rate has been recorded in Ajmer town literacy rate than the district average. The table below \00.47 per cent) followed by Nasirabad l58.42 per cent) indicates the literacy rate in the individual towns of the and the lowest (33.78 per cent) in Sarwar. Six out of district:

TABLE No. 22 LITERACY RATES IN TOWNS

Name of Town Literacy Rate Name of Town Literacy Rate 2 2

Ajrner District 56.86 Nasirabad 58.42 Ajmer 60.47 Pushkar 55.41 Beawar 54.02 Kckri 45.11 Sarwar 33.78 Kishangarh 46.71 Vijainagar 52.81 ( Iviii )

Working Population marginal workers and the remaining 53.34 per cent are non-workers. 38. On the basis of the economic activities, the population of the district has been classified in three 40. In respect of female population, 18.79 per cent categories in 1981 Census, viz., main workers, marginal are main workers, 5.55 per cent are marginal workers workers and non-workers. As per this classification, and the rest 75.66 per cent still are non-workers. In 61.22 per cent of the total population of the district rural areas, however, the proportion of female main consists of non-workers. The main workers constitute workers is 27.52 per cent, while marginal workers and 35.83 per cent, while the marginal workers are only non-workers are 8.75 and 63.73 per cent respectively. 2.95 per cent of the total population. However, in In urban areas, the proportion of female main workers rural areas of the district the proportion of non-workers and marginal workers is only 6.73 and 1.11 per cent is found to be lesser as compared to the urban areas. respectively. The highest 92.16 per cent of the total The proportion is 53.45 per cent in rural areas and female population is found to be non-workers. 71.60 per cent in urban areas. The proportion of main 41. At the tehsil level the highest proportion of workers and marginal workers III rural areas is 41.91 main workers is seen 1D Kishangarh tehsi1 (41.85 and 4.64 per cent respectively. 111 case of urban areas per cent) and the lowest in Ajmer tehsil (33.04 per cent). this proportion works out to 27.71 and 0.69 per cent Similarly the percentage of marginal workers is the for main and marginal workers respectively. highest in Kekri tehsil (5.27 per cent I and the lowest again in Ajmer tchsil (1.81 per cent). In case of non­ 39. In case of males, 51.54 per cent of the total workers Ajmcr tehsi! has the highest proportion of non­ population are main workers, 0.:6 per cent are marginal workers (65.15 per cent) while Sarwar tehsil has the workers and the remaining 47.YO per cent are non-wor­ lowest (54.40 per cent). kers. In rural areas, however, 55.56 per cent of the total male population are main workers, 0.74 per cent 42. The following tabie gives the dlsuibutJOn of are marginal workers, while the non-workers are 4.'.70 population in terms of main workers, marginal \\ orkers per cent. In urban areas, 46.34 per cent of the male and non-workers separately for total, rural and urban popUlation are main workers, only 0.32 per cent are areas at tehsil level :

TABLE No. 23 PERCENTAGE OF MAIN WORKERS, MARGINAL WORKERS AND NON-WORKERS IN THE DISTRICT

Total Percentage of Main Percentage of Marginal Percentage of Non- Dlstrict/Tehsil Rural workers to total population workers to total population workers to total population Urban -. "J.... ____~ Persons Males Females Persons Males Females-- Persons Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Ajmer District T 35.83 51.54 18.79 2.95 0.56 5.55 61.22 47.90 75.(16

R 41.91 55.56 27.51 4.64 0.74 8.75 53.45 43.70 63.73

U 27.71 46.34 6.73 0.69 0.32 1.11 71.60 53.34 92..16

Ajrner Tehsil T 33.04 49.36 14.91 1.81 0.43 3.34 65.15 50.21 81.75

R 43.85 56.25 30.49 4.05 0.61 7.75 52.10 43.14 6h7~

U 27.28 45.77 6.42 0.62 0.34 0.94 72.10 53.89 92.64

Kisha =garb Tehsil T 41.85 55.49 26.89 2.21 0.66 3.92 55.94 43.85 69.19

R 47.38 58.22 35.70 3.00 0.87 5.29 49.62 40.91 59.01

U 28.88 49.26 5.62 0.37 0.17 0.60 70.75 50.57 93.78 ( Iix )

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Beawar Tehsil T 35.20 49.18 20.49 3.80 0.83 6.93 61.00 49.99 72.58

R 38.89 50.83 26.71 5.43 1.12 9.83 55.68 48.05 63.46

U 28.18 46.18 8.09 0.70 0.29 1.15 71.12 53.53 90.76

Sarwar Tehsil T 40.68 57.41 23.00 4.92 0.48 9.61 54.40 42.11 67.39

R 41.79 58.22 24.45 4.96 0.46 9.70 53.25 41.32 ·65.85

U 30.94 50.31 10.22 4.60 0.74 8.73 64.46 48.95 81.05

Kekri Tebsli T 37.40 55.66 18.21 5.27 0.50 10.29 57.33 43.84 71.50

R 38.39 56.55 19.41 5.72 0.50 11.17 55.89 42.95 69.42

U 28.94 48.23 7.61 1.46 0.45 2.S8 69.60 51.32 89.81

43. Agriculture is the main industry of the district females are other workers. in which about 46.53 per cent male and 76.56 per cent female working population is engaged. About 3.58 44. It is noticed from the table below that the pro­ per cent males and 3.15 per <,;ent females are engaged in portion of female cultivators is more than male cultiva­ household industry. while the remaining per cent 49.89 tors in total, rural and urban areas of the district and its males and 20.29 per cent females are other workers. tehsils except in rural and urban areas of Kekri tehsil In the rural areas of the district, 64.45 per cent males and rural area of Sarwar tehsil. On the other hand, and 71.58 per cent females are cultivators, 7.33 per cent the proportion of female workers in household industry males and per cent females are agricultural 15.42 is more than the males in urban areas of the district labourers and 3.45 per cent males and 1.58 per cent and all its tehsils except in Sarwar tehsil. In case of females are engaged in household industr), while the agricultural labourers, the proportion of female wor­ rest 24.77 per cent males and I 1.42 per cent females kers is higher than the male workers in total, rural are other workers. In urban areas of the district, 6. 19 and urban areas of the dIstrict and all its tehsils. per cent males and 12.34 per cent females are cultiva­ tors, 1. I 3 per cent males and 5.11 per cent females are agricultural labourers, 3.78 per cent males and 12.06 45. Distribution of total working popUlation enga­ per cent females are engaged in household industry and ged in agricultural and other economic activities IS the remaining 88.90 per cent males and 70.49 per cent brought out in the following table;

TABLE No. 24

PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF WORKING POPULATIO~ BY ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES

Categories of Main Workers- Total -..J...- Rural Agricultural Household Industry DistnctJTehsl1 Urban Total Main Workers ,--___Cultivators-A- ___ , ____Labourers-L ____ --.. Other Workers r----A..---~ ,r----.J--_---.. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males FemJ.les Males FemJ.les 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Ajmer District T 100.00 100.00 41.63 62.68 4.90 13.88 3.58 3.1S 49.89 20.19 R 100.00 100.00 64.45 71.58 7.33 15.42 3.45 1.58 14.77 11,42 U 10000 100.00 6.19 12.34 1.13 5.11 3.78 12.06 88.90 70.49 ( Ix )

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Ajmer Tehsil T 100.00 100.00 26.47 51.23 4.39 15.27 3.87 4.97 65.27 28.53 R 100.00 100.00 58.01 66.35 9.36 19.22 4.57 2.35 28.06 12.08 U 100.00 100.00 6.28 12.12 1.21 5.04 3.43 11.77 89.08 71.07

Kishangarh Tehsil T 100.00 100.00 48.85 71.57 5.12 12.42 2.72 1.31 43.31 14.70 R 100.00 100.00 65.86 75.36 6.70 12.76 2.46 0.73 24.98 11.15 U 100.00 100.00 2.96 13.28 0.86 7.25 3.41 10.26 92.77 69.21

Beawar Tehsil T 100.00 100.00 45.10 70.29 3,49 6.43 3.66 2.89 47.75 20.39 R 100.00 100.00 66.27 79.91 4.95 7.01 3.08 1.18 25.70 11.90 U 100.00 100.00 2.61 6.89 0.55 2.64 4.84 14.16 92.00 76.31

Sarwar Tehsil T 100.00 100.00 67.16 68.21 6.46 20.10 3.41 1.35 22.97 10.34 R 100.00 100.00 70.39 68.94 6.70 20.12 3.11 1.26 19.80 9.68 U 100.00 100.00 34.60 52.75 4.13 19.78 6.39 3.30 54.88 24.17

Kekri Tebsil T 100.00 100.00 62.39 62.46 7.42 21.97 3.60 2.71 26.59 12.86 R 100.00 100.00 66.84 64.41 7.99 22.67 3.40 2.17 21.77 10.75 U 100.00 100.00 19.07 18.72 1.88 6.11 5.52 14.93 73.53 60.24

Changes During the Last Thirty Years the pre-independence era. It shows tIle total popula­ tion, decadal variations in the urban popUlation, propor­ 46. Soon after the independence and ushering in of tion of urban population, changes in the density and democratic set-up in states. a lot of deveiopment took sex-ratio from decade to decade. Figures for the state place at all levels for improving the socia-economic conditions of the people. ]n the following table an as a whole have also been shown in the table with a attempt has been made to provide statistics to indicate view to have a comparative picture about these demo­ the trends since the turn of the period i.e., expiry of graphic aspects :

TABLE No. 25

GROWTH, DENSITY, SEX-RATIO OF URBAN POPULATION IN THE DISTRICT IN RELATION TO THE STATE

...-______Ajtner---A- ______District -.. ..---______Rajasthan---"- State

Census Total Urban Total Urban Year population population population population

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

1951 819.977 327,591 39.95 N.A. 895 j 5,970,774 2,955,275 j 8.50 N.A. 928

1961 976,547 365,607 37.44 +11.60 1,380 879 20,155,602 3;281,478 16.28 + 11.04 598 882

1971 1,147,729 432,110 37.65 +18.19 4,211 877 25.765.806 -4,543,161 17.63 +38.47 1,198 875

1981 1,440,366 616,406 42,80 +42.65 1,395 888 34,261,862 7,210,508 21.05 +58.69 1,603 877 CENSUS HOUSES A...~D DISABLED PERSONS

Census b)uses and their uses were used for residential purposes, 14.53 per cent for non-residential purposes, 5.54 per cent for other purpo­ According to Houselisting Operations in 1980, ses and 4.76 per cent were found vacant. A comparative there wer~ 342,160 Census Houses in the district repre­ analysis of the uses of census houses in rural and urban senting 4.28 per cent of the total Census Houses in the areas shows that the proportion of residential and non­ State. Out of these total houses 204,540 (59.78 per cent) residential houses in urban arcas is higher vis-a-vis rural were located in rural areas and the remaining 137,620 areas while more houses are being used for vacant and (40.22 per cent) in the urban units of the district. other purposes in rural areas than in urban areas. The distribution of houses by the uses to which they were put in the total, rural and urban areas of the Disabled population district is given below : 3. In the district, according to Houselisting Opera­ tions in 1980, there were, in all 3,522 disabled persons r ABLE No.1 who constituted 4.40 per cent of the total disabled popu­ lation (80,043) in the State. Out of the total 3,522 disabled CE~SUS HOUSES AND THEIR USES persons 2,655 (75.38 per cent) were found in the rural areas while the remaining 687 (24.62 per cent) were Uses to which the No. of Census Houses enumerated in the urban centres of the district. The ('en;;us Hou~~~ (Percentage within brackets) are put r-*------'------distribution of the disabled per&ons by various types of Total Rural Urban disabilities to talal disabled population for total, rural and urban areas for the district and tehsils is given in 2 3 4 the table below :

Total Census Houses 342,160 204,540 137,620 TABLE No.2 (100.00) (100.00) (100.00) DiSABLED POPULATION 1. Vacant 22,995 16,445 6,550 (6.72) (8.04) (4.76) Distt.(TehsilfTown Total Totally Totally Totally Rural Blind Crippled Dumb Urban 2. Wholly or Pal tl)' 249,760 146,305 103,455 2 3 4 5 residential Houses (72.99) (71.53) (75.17) Ajmer District T 1,984 1,110 428 3. Houses put to 32,6<)5 12,705 19,990 R 1,592 760 303 U 392 350 non-residential uses (9.56) (6.21) (14.53) 125 Ajmer Tehsil T 569 454 172 4. Others 36,710 29,085 7,625 R 291 224 87 (10.73) (14.22) (5.54) U 278 230 85

Pushkar Town (M) U 18 10 5 2. It will be seen from the above table that 71.53 per Ajmer City (M) U 252 193 77 cent of the houses in the rural areas of the district were being used for residential purposes, 6.21 per cent for Nasirabad (C.B.) U 8 27 3 non-residential uses e.g., hotels, shops, business houses, Kishangarh Tehsil T 345 108 59 factories, restaurants, places of entertainment and wor­ R 319 77 50 ship etc., 1,,\.22 per cent houses for other purposes and U 26 31 9 the remaining 8.04 per cent were vacant. Similarly in tile urbJ.ll areas of the district 75.17 per cent houses Kishangarh T 0wn (M) U 26 31 " ( bit )

1 2 3 4 S 1 2 3 4 S

Beawar Tehsil T 370 307 93 Sarwar Tehsil T 223 S9 34 R 201 49 28 R 314 243 12 U 22 10 6 U 56 64 21 Sarwar Town (M) U 22 10 6 Kekri Tehsil T 477 182 70 Beawar Town (M) U 42 63 20 R 467 167 66 U 10 15 4 Vijainasar Town (M) U 14 Kekri Town (M) U 10 IS 4

4. A glance at this table would indicate that blind three types of disabilities, blindness is the major afflic­ persons alone constituted 56.33 per cent of the total tion both in the rural as well as urban areas of the disabled persons in the district followed by the crippled district, blind persons being less than double the number (31.52 per cent) and dumb (12.15 per cent). Among the of crippled persons and about five times of the dumb. ANALYTICAL NOTE-VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORIES

A. VILLAGE DIRECTORY

There are 939 villages in district Ajmer of which 5. About two fifth of the villages in the district 923 or 98.30 per cent are inhabited and the remaining enjoy the post and telegraph facilities. Among tehsils, I 70 per cent (16 villages) uninhabited. Ajmer occupies the first place with the di,tinction of having postal facilities in more than S3 per cent of its 2. Educational facilities are available in 679 inhabi­ villages. Tehsil Beawar which has such facility only in ted villages. About 26 per cent of the villages still do 29.65 per cent of its Yillages. stands at the bottom not have any educational institutions. Among tehsils. among the tehsils, Ajmer has the highest percentage (R8.70 per cent) of inhabited villages served with educational facilities 6. Only 239 (25.89 per cent) of the Villages are while Beawar with only 54.89 per cent ranks last. approachable by pucka roads. From the communica­ tion point of view, 343 villages in the district are connect­ Only \'illages constituting 19.72 per cent of 3. Ib2 ed either by bus or rail route. while the people in the the lotal inhabit\.J villa!_?es have at least one unit provi­ other villages have to travel long distances to catch il dlDg medICal facilities to its residents and thus in 81.28 train or a bus to reach their desired destination. The per cent \

TABLE No.1

DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE AVAILABIIJTY OF 'DIFFERENT AMENITIES

No. of No. (with percentage) of villages having one or more of the following amenities DistrictfTehsil Inhabited ------Villages Education Medical Drinking Post and Marketl Commu- Approach by Power water Telegraph hat nication pucka road supply 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

389 Ajmer District 913 67~ 181 918 367 343 239 (73.56) (19.72) (99.46) (39.76) (37.16) (25.89) (42..15)

Ajmer Tehsil 177 157 51 175 94 79 65 98 (88.70) (28.81) (98.87) (53.11 ) (44.63) (36.72) (55.37) ( lxiv )

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Kishangarh Tehail 154 131 46 153 64 71 31 118 (85.06) (29.87) (99.35) (41.56) ; 46.10) (20.13) (76.62)

Beawar Tehsil 317 174 34 316 94 104 82 95

(54.89) (10.73) (99.68) (29.65) (32.81) (25.87) (29.97)

Sarwar TehaU 104 79 15 104 32 26 17 14 (75.96) (14.42) (100.00) (30.77) (25.00) (16.35) (13.46)

Kekri Tehsil 171 138 36 170 83 63 44 64 (80.70) (21.05) (99.42) (48.54) (36.84) (25.73) (37.43)

8. Despite massive efforts to provide school faci­ mOVe out of their villages to avail this facility. Drin­ lities during the post independence period, about 7 per king water is available to 99.85 per cent of the rural cent of the rural popUlation still does not have any popUlation. The drinking watcr facility is available to school. The highest proportion of rural population all the persons of Sarwar tehsi!. Post and telegraph (98.41 per cent) served with educational facilities is in facilities are available within the village premises to Ajmer tehsil while the lowest is in Beawar tehsil where 69.30 per cent of the rural population while 50.29 per 84.24 per cent of the rural people avail of this facility cent of the popUlation has been benefited by power within their villages. supply so far. Only 56.67 per cent of the rural popUlation enjoys communication facilities while pucka approach 9. Medical aid is another important facility needed road facility from the nearest Bus Stand or Railway Station is available to only 41.39 per cent of such popu­ by everyone at the shortest possible distance, but only lation. Details about proportion of rural population 46.92 per cent of the rural population has this facility served by different facilities at district and tehsil level within the village and the remaining population has to have been presented in the following table:

TABLBNo.l

PROPORTION OF RURAL POPULATION SERVED WItH DIFFERENT AMENI TIES

Percentage of rural population served with the amenity of !''.strict/Tehsil Total population ..J..- of inhabited Education Medical Drinking Post & Marketl Communi- Approach Power villages water Tele- hat cation by pucka _supply graph road 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

AJmtr District 823,960 93.23 46.92 99.85 69.30 56.67 41.39 50.29

Ajmer Tehsil 223,188 98.41 55.86 99.73 79.14 64.16 53.44 76.64

Kisbangarh Tehsil 145.472 96.43 54.51 99.71 66.92 61.56 28.43 8.90

Beawar Tehsil 200,246 84.24 33.00 99.95 61.79 50.43 42.94 53.91

Sarwar Tehsil 80,751 90.88 35.08 100.00 54.04 41.74 29.33 31.54

Kekri Tehsil 174,303 95.33 50.60 99.94 74.39 57.09 40.60 55.62 t lxv )

10. There are several villages in the district, where villages and beyond a distance of 10 kms. to 65 villages. various facilities are not available. An attempt has The drinking water facility is not available in only 5 been made to collect information about the distance villages of which the people of 3 villages have to walk from such villages to those nearest places where such upto 5 kms. to get it. In only One village the drinking facilities exist. There are in all. 244 villages where no water is available at a distance of 5 to 10 kms. and in educational facility is available but among them, chil­ another one village it is available at a distance of l(} dren of 231 villages (94.67 per cent) can reach a 5chool kills. and more. Tne p0St.i! and COmmUlllC.ltlOll faci­ within a radius of 5 kms. There are only 11 villages lities are not available in 60.24 and 62.84 per cent where the school going children have to cover a distance villages respectively. There is not even a single market/ of 5 to 10 kms. and in case of only 2 villages, they have hat in any village in the dl~trict. The following table to negotiate a distance of more than to kms. in order to r each their school. Similarly, among 741 villages, gives at the district level, the distribution of villages not medical facillties are available within a distance of having various facilities by distance ranges from the 5 kms. to 399 villages, within 5 to 10 kms. in case of 277 place where these are available:

TABLE No. 3

OISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES NOT HAVING CERTAIN AMENllIES. ARRA'IoIGED BY DlSTA1\CE RAl'\GES FROM THE PLACE WHERE THESE ARE AVAIL.4BLE

Number of villages where the amenity Number of villages where the amenity VIllages not is not available and available at a Villages not is not availabie and available at a having the distance (in km) of having the distance (in km) of amenity of amenity of ~ Total Total Less than 5 5-10 10 & above (Cols.2-4) Less than 5 5-10 10 & above (Cols.2-4) ------2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 Education 231 II 2 244 Post & Telegraph 416 116 24 556 923 Medical 399 277 65 741 Market/Hat 77 104 742.

Drinking \Vater 3 5 Communication 364 185 31 580

11. Proximity to urban centres plays an important post and telegraph. This indicates that great efforts have role in the social and economic life of the rural masses. been made by the government for providing for these In the district the largest proportion (57.10 per cent) of basic needs to the people living in distant places. ()n villages arc located v, ithin a di',tance range of 16 to 50 the other hand, It is also observed that most of the kms. from the nearest town. A total of 23 villages villages located at least 50 kms. away from any town­ constituting 2.49 per ccnt of the total inhabited villages ship have not yet been served With the facility of pucka are located at a distance of more than 50 kms. from approach road, medical. communications and power the nearest town. There are 305 villages (33.04 per supply. Thus out of 23 villages III this category, only 4 cent) within a distance range of 6 to 15 kms. from the have bus stand or railway station, 3 have medical faci­ nearest town while another set of 68 villages (7.37 per lity, 5 have communication facility and 3 have power cent) arc 110t very far from the nearest town being supply facility. Pucka approach road facility is availa­ s.ituated within a convcniwt dJ~tancc of less than 5 kms. ble in greater measure in those villages which are com­ paratively nearer to towns. J he following table pre­ 12. It is quite interesting to observe that the vtliages sents the distribution of villages according to various m the interior areas far away from the towns have more distance ranges from the nearest town and availability of facilitie& such as educational. drinking water and of different facilities in such villages: ( lxvi )

TABLE No.4

DISTRmUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE DISTANCE FROM THE NEAREST TOWN AND AVAILo\BILITY OF DIFi-ERENT A:\IENITIES

Distance range Number of Number (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of (rom the nearest inhabited ,-- J,_ town (in km) villages in Education Medical Drinking Post & Market/ Commu- Appro- Power each range water Tele- hat nication ach by supply graph pucka road 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Upto 5 68 47 6 67 18 23 32 38 (69.12) (8.82) (98.53) (26.47) (33.82) (47.06) (55.88)

1'i-15 lOS 223 S7 304 117 117 81 117

(73.11) (18.69) (99.67) (38.36) (38.36) (26.56) (38.36)

16-50 527 391 116 524 224 198 122 231

(7··U9) (22.01) t99.43) ( 42.50) (37.57) (23.15) (43.83)

51 & above 23 18 3 23 8 5 4 3

(78.26) (13.04) (100.00) (34.78) (21.74) (17.39) (13.04)

Total 923 679 182 91S 367 343 239 389

(73.56) (19.72) (99.46) (39.76) (37.16) (25.89) (41.15)

13. There is a large number of villages with small above 5,eOO persons. It may, therefore, be summari­ size population. The majority of villages (48.54 per sed that the higher the population range the larger is cent of the total inhabited villages) have population the percentage of villages having various facilities or conversely the lower the population range the lesser between 5(JO to 1,999. About 42.58 per cent of villages is the popUlation of villages enjoying as facilities may have popUlation of less than 500 persons In the be seen from the following table presenting distribution higher population range of more than 2,000 persons, of villages according to population range and facilities then: are. in all, S2 villages of which 12 have popUlation available:

TABLE No• .5

DlqRIBUTlON OF VILLo\GES ACCORDING TO POPULHION RANGE AND A~lENITIES AV:\ILABLE Number of Number (with percentage~__._ of villages having the amenity of inhabited r----~ ------. Population range viIlagesin Education Medical Drinking Post & Marketl Commu- Approach Power each range water Tele- hat nicatioD by pucka supply graph road 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

Upto 499 393 156 13 388 42 81 61 83

(39.69) (3.31) (98.73) (10.69) (20.61) (15.52) (21.12)

500-1.999 448 441 9.5 448 243 191 120 227

(98.44) (21.21) (100.00) (54.24) (42.63) (26.79) (50.67) ---. - - -- ( !xvii )

2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

2.000-4.999 70 70 62 70 70 S9 47 67

(100.00) (88.S7) (100.00) (100.00) (84.29) (67.14) (95.71)

5,000 &. above 12 12 12 12 12 1~ 11 12

(100.00) (100.00) (100.00) (100.00) (100.00) (91.67) (100.00)

Total 923 679 182 918 367 343 239 389

(73.56) (19.72) (99.46) (39.i6) (37.16) (25.89) (42.15)

14. Wheat is the main staple food in the majority of villages of the district 79.56 per cent is cultivable of villages in almost all the tehsils of the district. Maize which only 17.45 per cent is irrigated. Sarwar tehsil has the highest proportion of cultivable area while the is also taken by some people along with wheat in lowest such proportion is noticed in Beawar tehsil. various pockets located in Ajmer. Beawar, Sarwar and The largest proportion of irrigated area to cultivabk Kel.ri tehsJls. In Kishangarh tehsil, barley is also being area is in tehsil Beawar while Kekri tehsil has the used as staple food. lowe~t such proportion. This is evident from the following table depicting distribution of villages accor­ J 5. Out of the total land available in 923 inhabited ding to land use :

TABLE No.6

OfSTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO LAND USE

Number of Total area Percentage of culti- Percentage of irrigated DistrictfTehsil Inhabited (in hecta res) vable area to total area to total cultivable Villages area area 2 3 4 5

~ - -~--~ Ajmer District 923 792,078 79.56 17.45

Ajmer Tehsil 177 197,099 76.09 19.57

Kishangarh Tehsil 1.54 167,995 84.16 15.00

Beawar Tehsil 317 144,349 64.06 22.50

Sarwar Tchsil 104 103,292 88.40 17.29

Kekri Tehsil 171 179,343 86.46 14.73

D. TOWN DIRBCTORY

16. In this section the revenue and expenditure of ble in various towns. A study of the municipal revenue urban units are analysed alongwith the facilities availa- at the district level reveals that the annual per capita ( lxviii ) municipal receipts come to Rs. 45.41 of which Rs. 28.99 Jevel. At the town level, the highest per capita expen­ are ob;ained through taxes and Rs. 16.42 from other diture is in Ajm~r Cantt. and the lowest in Sarwar sources. At the town level the highest per capita town. The per capita expenditure is less than the per receipt is in Ajmer Cantt. and the lowest in Sarwar. capita receipts in aU the towns In the district. The per The per capita receipt is more than the district average capita expenditure is mor.; than the dlstnct average in in all the towns except in Sarwar town. Tbe highest Ajmer cantL, Beawar, Kekri, Nasirabad, Pushkar and per capita receipt tbrough taxes is in Kishangarh and Vljainagar towns and it is less than the district average the lowest in Sarwar town while the highest per capita in Ajmer, Kishangarh and Sarwar towns. It is quite receipt from other sources is reported from Ajmer surprising that no expenditure is incurred on public Cantt. and the lowest from Kishangarh. health and conveniences in Beawer and Kishangarh, on public institutions in Ajmer cantt., Beawar, Kishangarh 17. On the expenditure side, the :.nnual per capita and Sarwar and on other aspects in Kishangarh town. municipal expenditure works out to Rs. 41.97 at the The largest per capita expenditure is on General Admi­ district level. The maximum per capita expenditure is nistration and otha aspects in most of the urban centres. The pattern of expenditure is evident from incurred on other aspects, WhICh comes to Rs. 15.17 at the following table showing annual per capita receipts the district level. The expenditure on public institu­ and expenditure according to broad classification at tIOns works out to only six pai:.e per head at the district town and district level:

TABLE No.7 PER CAPITA RECEIPT AND EXPENDITURE IN rOWN.;

Per capita Receipt (in Rs.) Per capita Expenditure (in Rs.) Name, class & -----. ,-- -~~------'------.------civic status of rotal Receipt Receipt from Total expen- General Expenditure Public Exp~nditurc Other the town through all other diture admlllis- on public works on publIc aspects taxes sources tration health & institutions conveniences

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

j otal 45.41 28.9'} 16.42 41.97 12.73 9.20 4.81 0.06 15.17

(a) Ajmer City (M.C!.) I 35.02 25.21 9.81 33.30 4.14 11.21 2.54 15.41

(b) Ajmee Cantt. 170.80 10.52 160.28 155.56 14.63 76.47 39.92 24.54

Beawar (M.el.) II 60.69 33.62 27.07 57.77 40.43 10.46 0.06 6.82

Kekri (M) III ':3.50 35.09 18.41 51.82 6.78 12.62 0.48 0.28 31.66

Kishangarh (M) II 46.73 42.71 4.02 40.93 30.55 10.38

Nasirabad (C.B.) III 88.72 27.97 60.75 76.98 2.90 18.64 5.70 0.02 49.72

Pushkar (M)V 107.16 37.47 69.69 75.40 36.39 13.42 1.89 0.21 23.49

Sarwar (M)V 38.38 10.29 28.09 35.05 7.07 11.04 0.74 16.20

Vijainagar (M) IV 46.08 38.15 7.93 45.45 6.44 15.34 9.25 1.39 13.03

18. Educational institutions upto the level of Second~ maximum number of such institutions per ten thousand ary, Matriculation/Junior Secondary/Middle and Prim~ry 'PQPulation works out to 2.17 in Sarwar town and the education are functioning in all the urban centres of the lowest 0.33 in Beawar town. The average number of district. The number of educational institutIOns at the educational instilU[lOnS of Secondary/Marticulation level of Higher Secondary/lnterjP.U.C./College comes level per ten thousand population works out to 1.23 and to 0.68 per ten thousand population at district level and these are the maximum again in Sarwar and the min 1- ( hdx ) mum in Beawar town. At the level of Junior Secon­ level. At primary level, the number of educational dary/Middle, the educational institutions work out to institutions is more than the district average in Ajmer. 2.95 per ten thousand at the district level. These are Beawar, Kishangarh, Nasirabad, and Sarwar towns. as the maximum in Ajmer and the minimum in Beawar may be seen from the following table giving number of town. At the primary level the educational institutions various types of educational institutions per ten thou­ come to 3.49 per ten thousand population at district sand population in towns at the district and town level:

TABLE No. 8 SCHOOLS PER 10,000 POPULATION IN TOWNS

Number per 10,000 population Number per 10,000 population Name, class & r- Name, class & civic status of the town Higher Secon- Junior Pri- civic status of the town Higher Secon- Junior Pri- SecondarYI daryl Secon- mary Secondary/ daryl Secon- mary Inter/P.U.C./ Matri- daryl Inter/P. U .C.; Matri- daryl Junior culation Middle Junior culation Middle College College

2 3 4 5 2 3 4 S

Total 0.68 1.23 2.95 3.49 Nasirabad (C.B.) III 0.87 0.87 1.16 4.04 Ajmer (M.C!.) I 0.77 1.65 4.13 3.78 Pushkar (M)V 1.07 1.07 1.07 3.20 Beawar (M.Cl.) II 0.33 0.44 0.89 3.56 Sarwar (M)V 2.17 2.17 2.17 5.43 Kekri (M) III 0.49 0.49 1.96 3.43 Kisbangarh (M) II 0.98 0.98 2.94 4.90 Vijainagar (M) IV 0.66 0.66 1.32 1.32

19. Analysmg medical aid, we find that the average number of beds per one thousand of population comes to 3.60 at district level, and the largest number is available in Nasirabad (6.47) while the lowest is at Sarwar town (0.43) as may be seen from the following table :

TABLE No.9 NUMBER OF BEDS IN MEDICAL INSflTUTIO:-.lS

Name, class and civic status Number of beds in Medical Name, class and civic status Number of beds in Medical of the town institutions per 1,000 of the town institutions per 1,000 population population 1 2 1 2

Total 3.60 Nasirabad (C.B.) III 6.47

Ajmer (M.Cl.) I 4.35 Pushkar (M)V 2.56 Beawar (M.C!.) II 1.96 Sarwar (M)V 0.43 Kekri (M) III 1.47

Kishangarh (M)U 1.48 Vijainagar (M) IV 2.37

20. Scientific instruments, cable conductor, oil, cloth and cotton yarn are the most important commo­ powerloom cloth. soap stone, craft goods, cotton dities manufactured in the district. Moondbas (Reed ) chairs); ,cotton, wool; powerloom cloth, rose flower which are, imported in the dtstrict.- ihe-[.olldwing ,tabie and cotton cloth ara among the important commodities indicates the most important commodities manufac~ which are e:l'ported from the district. F oodgrains, tured, exported and imported in various towns of the soap. jaggery; and raw material gota are commodities district.

TABLE No.lO MOST I:\lPORTANT COMMODITY MANUFACTURED, EXPORTED AND IMPORTED IN TOWNS

Most important commodity Name, class and civic status J- of the town Manufactured-- Exported Imported 2 3 4

Ajmer (M.CI.) I Scientific instruments Moondhas (Reed chairs) Foodgrains Beawar (M.Cl.) II Cable conductor Cotton Soap Kekri (M)1Il Oil Wool Jaggery Kishangarh (M) II Power loom cloth Power loom cloth Foodgrains Nasirabad (C. B.) III Soap Stone Wool Foodgrains Pushkar (M) V Craft good Rose flower Oil Sarwar (M) V Cotton cloth Cotton Raw Material gala Vijainagar (M)IV Cotton yarn Cotton cloth Cotton

21. Ajmer, Beawar and Kishangarh have slum areas 3.95 per cent of the total population of this town. The in the district. But the data is available only about density of population in this town comes to 13.665 Kishangarh town. The proportion of population living in the slum areas of Kishangarh town works out to persons per sq. km.

TABLE No. 11 PROPORTION OF SLUMS POPUL.\TION IN TOWNS

. Name Class. and Proportion of the slums • Density in slums civic status of population to total (per sq. kID.) ,the town population of the town 2 --'loW, 3.95 13,665 Ajmer (M. Cl.) I

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16,830 1,179,466 16 3.44 +34.88 2J.86 954 Z9.~ 3. ~ 1,211,583 15 3.54 +30.39 28.61 9S6 4. It 1ft 5,92R 8,380 1,771,173 5 5.17 +27.32 26.53 892 Ui.73

1,884,132 4 5.50 +36.43 26.05 831 27.27 6.~ 8,100

7.~~ 10,527 J,535,870 9 4.48 +28.68 23.23 867 28.86 14,068 3,420,574 9.98 +37.79 31.40 894 29.37 8.~ 7,732 1,377,245 11 4.02 +32.09 25.43 963 24.62

10 4.20 JO.~ 8,481 1,440,366 +25.50 35.30 922 35.8) II. m 7,194 783,635 22 2.29 +25.21 20.56 928 33.87

12. ~wit< 38,401 24MB2 26 0.71 +45.77 15.80 811 32.09

13. ~ 22,850 1,667,791 6 4.87 +44.68 26.64 909 30.59

14. ;ntih 17,718 1,628,669 7 4.7j +29.04 19.38 958 33.11

IS. tmft' 12,387 1,274,504 13 3.72 +31.39 21.87 946 32.07

16. ~~ 28,387 1,118,892 17 3.27 +44.41 12.29 904 31.85

17. ;;m;rl';; 10,640 903,073 18 2.64 +35.20 13.70 942 29.41

J8.~ 5,136 542,049 25 1.58 +27.90 20.07 963 29.46

19. 1f~ 10,455 1,310,379 12 3.82 +24.22 19.79 942 38.50

20. ~ 17,279 2,356,959 2 6.8& +30.68 22.01 977 30.13

21.~ 10,856 1,232,494 14 3.60 +30.32 21.94 951 37.81

22. ~'tJW 3,770 682,845 23 1.99 +28.78 18.52 1,045 27.19

23.~ 5,037 886,~OO 19· 2.59 +35.44 16.85 984 27.97

24. ,'~ 5,550 586,982 24 1.71 +30.72 20.14 887 33.93 25. lim' 12,436 1,559,784 8 4.55 +36.36 32.33 888 30.40 4

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69,990 62,032 33,065 28,967 160 154 f~~~'f<:r 207,504 108,547 98,957 145,472 75,482 (14.41) (17.66) (10.06)

99,111 105.189 55,487 49,702 323 317 2 $l:fTCf<:~m~ 305,435 156,622 148,813 200,246 101,135 (21.20) (24.30) (17.06)

9,215 4,762 4,453 107 104 l;!~T~~~ 89,966 46,225 43,741 80,751 41,463 39,288 (6.25) (9.80) (1.50)

10,708 9,685 172 171 1 ~r~~ 194,696 99,749 94,947 174,303 89,041 85,262 20,393 (13.52) (21.15) (3.31) ( 'N )

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1941 681,963 +14.94 1981 1,440,366 +25.50

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O!~~ 121,754 37,080 84,674 6,542 2,S37 .4,005 (45.98) (25.51) (70.91) (20.33) (9.58) (70.11)

M;:rif'ij'~R:r 41.149 30,053 11,096 2,314 1,535 779 (15.54) (20.67) (9.29) (7.19) (5.80) (13.64) ilf~~ij'~ 41,818 23,439 18,379 4,825 4,240 585 (15.79) (16.12) (15.39) (14.99) (16.02) (10.24)

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177 11 15 31 38 30 40 12

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154 14 4 12 20 33 54 17

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104 4 11 12 12 28 25 12

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171 14 10 12 23 35 51 26

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177 112 51 8 5 1

(100.00) (63.28) (28.81) (4.52) (2.82) (0.57)

154 112 31 10 1

(100.00) (72.73) (20.13) (6.49) (0.65)

317 219 62 32 2 1

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104 26 45 28 4

(100.00) (25.00) (43.27) (26.92) (3.85) (0.96)

171 42 54 45 8 6 4 12

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81 15 1 fif;l!I'mifa~ 154 18 39

(16.30) (9.20) (11.14) (15.00) (18.54) (32.06)

109 111 11 3 i

(19.75) (11.09) (15.86) (19.23) (21.98) (31.63)

38 53 7 ~~~ 104 6 (15.82) (16.21) (11.55) (14.78) (21.82)

95 17 2 ~~ 171 13 44 (20.27) (5.23) (12.29) (17.10) (24.02) (38.04)

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41.91 55.56 27.52 4.64 0.74 8.75 53.45 43.70 63.73

27.71 46.34 6.73 0.69 0.32 1.11 71.60 53.34 92.16

33.04 49.36 14.91 1.81 0.43 3.34 65.]5 50.21 81.75

43.85 56.25 30.49 4.05 0.61 7.75 52.10 43.14 61.76

27.28 45.77 6.42 0.62 0.34 0.94 72.10 53.89 92.64

41.85 55.49 26.89 2.21 0.66 3.92 55.94 43.85 69.19

47.38 58.22 35.70 3.00 0.87 5.29 49.62 40.91 59.01

28.88 49.26 5.62 0.37 0.17 0.60 70.75 50.57 93.78

35.20 49.18 20.49 3.80 0.83 6.93 61.00 49.99 72.58

38.89 50.83 26.71 5.43 1.12 9.83 55.68 48.05 63.46

28.18 46.18 8.09 0.70 0.29 l.t5 71.12 53.53 90.76

40.68 57.41 23.00 4.92 0.48 9.61 54.40 42.11 67.39

41.79 58.22 24.45 4.96 0.46 9.70 53.25 41.32 65.85

30.94 50.31 10.22 4.60 0.74 8.73 64.46 48.95 81.05

37.40 55.66 18.21 5.27 0.50 10.29 57.33 43.84 71.50

38.39 56.55 19.41 5.72 0.50 11.17 55.89 42.95 69.42

28.94 48.23 7.61 1.46 0.45 2.58 69.60 51.32 89.81

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100.00 100.00 41.63 62.68 4.90 13.88 3.58 3.15 49.89 20.2.9 100.00 100.00 64.45 71.58 7.33 15.42 3.45 l.58 '24.77 11.4'2 100,00 100.00 6.J9 12.34 1.13 5.11 3.78 12.06 88.90 70.49

100.00 100.00 26.47 51.23 4.39 15.27 3.87 4.97 65.27 28.53 100.00 100.00 58.01 66.35 9.36 19.22 4.57 2.35 28.06 12.08 100.00 100.00 6.28 12.12 1.21 5.04 3.43 11.77 89.08 71.07

100.00 100.00 48.85 71.57 5.12 12.42 2.72 1.31 43.31 14.70 100.00 100.00 65.86 75.36 6.70 12.76 2.46 0.73 24.98 11.15 100.00 100.00 2.96 13.28 0.86 7.25 3.41 10.26 92.77 69.21

100.00 100.00 45;10 70.29 3.49 6.43 3.66 2.89 47.75 20.39 100.00 100.00 66.21 79.91 4.95 7.01 3.08 1.18 25.70 11.90 100.00 100.00 2.61 6.89 0.55 2.64 4.84 14.16 92.00 76.31

100.00 100.00 67.16 68.21 6.46 20.10 3.41 1.35 22.97 10.34 100.00 100.00 70.39 68.94 6.70 20.12 3.11 1.26 19.80 9.68 100.00 100.00 34.60 52.75 4.13 19.78 6.39 3.30 54.88 24.17

100.00 100.00 62.39 62.46 7.42 21.97 3.60 2.71 26.59 12.86 100.00 100.00 66.84 64.41 7.99 22.67 3.40 2.17 21.77 10.75 100.00 100.00 19.07 18.72 1.88 6.11 5.52 14.93 73.53 60.24

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1961 976.547 365,607 37.44 +11.60 ],380 879 20,]55,602 3,281,478 ]6.28 +11.04 598 882

1971 1,147,729 432,110 37.65 +18.19 4,211 877 25,765,806 4,543,761 17.63 +38.47 1,198 875

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    PART A-VILLAGE & "TOWN DIRECTORY

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    SECTION I-VILLAGE DIRECTORY

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    CODES USED FOR VARIOUS AMENITIES IN VILLAGE DIRECl'ORY "" tiff_ it Mq ~ ~ _ q •.~..- wa o· ~i Codes ~! Cedes §IJ' .i~ Amenities ~mii • e· .!~ Amenities ~mit ttft o,~ U ~ ~~ ~,i ~ r;.i. 2 3 4 S 1 2 3 4 9 Lake .tRf L CoI.I3.1f Power Supply moo~enp 10 Spring ;;rn'-~ S 1 Electricity for £f'q~mij;m ED 11 Nallah ifT(ill N domestic purpose f~

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    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES i!j~$II~l( m'lf"f 1ft ~

    District : 10. Ajmer Tehsil : 1. Ajmer h~T : 10. ~~~ ;;r~~: 1. ~~l::

    Sl. No. Code No. Name of Villages SI. No. Code No. Name of Villages "Ii.~. !fi~

    1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    1 106 Ajba-Ka-Bariya !!;f";;farT -'fir -arrf¥llT 34 15 Bubani ~oTT;;1 2 12 Akhri !!;fTll'f~T 35 108 Bubaniya ~.nf;;llT 3 68 Alipura ~T~~r 36 65 Budhwara ~erCfT~T

    4 87 Amargarh !!;flf~1'f~ 37 26 "fff'ifIiTCfH'l"

    5 174 Amarpura ~~T 38 23 Chandiyawas :qtf~llFn'1 6 78 Amba Maseena !!;fTl=arr lHrT;:rT 39 1 28 Chandsen 'ift~~if (Ama Maseena) (!!;f'fT 1l'11i'IT) 40 163 Chat :;:rie 7 90 Ansari ~'~H:1 41 40 Chawandiya :;:rrCffrsllT 8 4 Ararka iI1:~1.j)T 42 24 Chhatri ~T;;rs1 9 92 Arjunpura Jageer ~~. ;:r~~T ";;fT1'fT-': 43113 Danta ~taT 10 93 Arjunpura Khalsa ~~. ;;~~T tgfT(1"~T 44 73 Dantra ~ta-~T

    11 148 Ashapura m!lfT~T 45 84 Daulat Khera ~j~ff ~T I 2 I Babayacha OfOfTll'ifT 46 136 Deoliya ~crf(1"lfT 13 107 Baghsuri Ofrer~~1 47 33 Deonagar @ Galti it'H1'f~ ~tf; 1'f'ffCfT 14 57 Bakhtawarpura Gf~Fn:~<:T 48 157 Derathoo it~T~, 15 171 Bakhtawarpura ~!Cf~~T 49 152 Dhal GT(1"

    16 11 \ Balwanta ~Cf·<:H 50 164 Dhola Danta 'elt(1"{ a:tCfT ~"{To " I 7 1 (J 5 Banewara ~Cf¥T Derathoo 18 124 Banewari

    20 1 56 Bara Patthar OlT"U l1r~"{ 53 150 Dilwara f~"fT¥T 21 It 4 Beer iifT~ 54 149 Dilwari f~<9"OfT9T 22 151 Bewanja ~Cf;:";;fT 55 74 Dodiyana eTrn-!:fTif S6 79 ' Doomara G"ll"TST 23 63 Bhagwanpura ~CfFT~ " . 24 173 Bhagwanpura ~1'fCfT;:r~~T 57 48 Fatehpura tfiffQ:~~T 25 1 77 Bhairoo Khera ~~ ~¥T 58 147 Gaderi m~T 26 77 Bhanwata mCfa-T 59 22 Gagwana 1'f1fCfTifr 27 162 Bhatiyani ~felfT~T 60 39 1'f;;T~T 28 58 Bhatsoori ~~1J 61 13 Gegal itlf<9" 29 102 Bhawani Khera ~orr;;T ~¥T 62 1 8 Godiya was 1'fTfsliTOfTtf 30 91 Bheempura m~r 63 69 Gola qT(1"T 31 20 Bhoodol ~.gt~ 64 46 Govindgarh ~tfC{;:a:q~ 32 89 Bidakchiya was f;;r:S'fif'ifliTCfTij" 65 115 Gudli ~~<9"T 33 103 Bithoor f

    ALPHABETICAL UST 01' VlLLAGBS 'Hti 'Ii'I1§Uf~ .mft Ill) ~ District: 10. Ajmer Tehsil : 1. Ajmer f~r : 10.m~ ~~: I.~~

    SI. No. Code No. Name or Villages OO~;n1f SI.No. Code No. Name of Villages VT1Ilitiifl1f ~. d. ~;j. '!Ii. e. moi.

    2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    61 2 Hansiyawas ~tfulfT"Hf 101 95 Kothaj tfi1oT;;r 68 161 Hanwantiya ~'fcrRlm 102 142 Kurari ~r~r 69 61 Hanwantpura ~rr

    83 127 Kadampura q;~U 117 83 Mangaliyawas mlTf~1fli:flij'

    84 98 Kaklana ifi

    99 29 Khori {.Cfl'tT 133 9 Narwar 'f~ 100 41 Kisbanpura Goyla fifi"~r rfTl.f~r 134 75 Nathoothala ij'Tl[ef(ifT 11

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ~~ milT

    District : 10. Ajmer Tehsil : 1. Ajmer f;;rm : 10 . 9;J;;rlt~ ~ij"T~ : 1. 9;Jm

    Sl.No. Code No. Name of Villages U1fT it; ifTlT Sl.No. Code No. Name of Villages !l'JlfT ~ ifTlT 'lti. ~. om- ;t. 'lti.

    2 3 4 2 3 4

    135 129 Nawab ;:remr 157 44 Rampura Nand ~P::r~<::T ;:rt~

    136 37 Nedaliya (Nedalya) itsf<1"

    139 76 Nooriyawas ~f~

    154 169 Rampura ~TI1,!~T 176 32 Tilora fiI<1"T~r

    155 118 Rampura Aheeran UI1,!~T ~Q_T~lif 177 10 Utra ~c9T

    156 62 Rampura Dabla ~TJf~T STor~T J2

    DISTRICT : 10. AJMER VILLAGE DIREctORY TEHSIL : 1. AJMER AMENITIES AND LAND USE

    AMENITIES ~~ (If not available within the village, a dash (-) has been shown in the column and ,..._ the village where the facility is available has been given in the broad.

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    10/1/1 Babayacha 1,329 2,088(311) P(l)M(l)AC(l) D(l)MCW(l) T,W,TK Phone BS CHW(1) 10/1 /2 Hansiyawas 453 376(65) Pel) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) BS 10/1/3 Magri 346 890(132) P(1) -(-5) w PO -(-5)

    10/1/4 Ararka 2,010 1,573(265) P(l)M(l)AC(l) H(l)PHS(I) W PO BS 10/1/5 Hoshiyara 312 455(75) P(l) -(-5) W PO -(10+) 10/1/6 Magra 525 845(129) P(l)AC(l) -(10+) W PO BS 10/1/7 Ramner Dhani 1,965 2,401(382) P(l)M(1) D(1) W,TK PO -(5-10) 10/1/8 Sarana 908 1,099(183) P(l)AC(l) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10)

    10/1/9 Narwar 3,310 3,831(641) P(4)M(2)H(1} PHC(I)RP(l) W PO -(5-10) PUC(I)AC(2)

    10/1/10 Utra 1,287 1,948(314) P(l)M(l) 0(1) w PO -(5-10) AC(1)O(I) 10/1/11 Jatli 591 648(81) pel) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 1 10/ /12 Akbri 488 849(130) P(2) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) BS,RS 10/1/13 Gegal 936 1,088(211) P(l)O(l) 0(1) W PO BS,RS 10/1/14 Muhami 1,084 1,513(248) P(1) -(-5) W PO -(5-10) 10/1/15 Bubani 966 1,750(341) P(I)AC(I) PHS(l) w PO -(5-10) 10/1/16 Kbonda 611 492(83) P(I)AC(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/1/17 Nolakha 532 698(120) P(l)AC(I) -(-5) W PO -(5-10) 10/1/18 Godiyawas 350 505(85) P(l) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/1/19 Gurha 604 884(150) P(I) -(10+) W.TK,N -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/1/20 Bhoodol 1,032 1,873(349) P(I)M(l)AC(l) PHS(l)CHW(I) W PO -(-5) 10/1121 Ladpura 345.,, 1,153(185) P(2)AC(1) H(I)NH(I) w PO RS 13

    mr : 10. ifm ~~: 1. ~

    AVAILABLE LAND USE REMARKS Gfi'f~~ 'WIl~ f~ next to it, the distance of the nearest place from (i.e. area under different types of land use rangf,s viz. -5 km, 5-10 km & 10+km) in hectares rounded to the nearest unit) ;;ffi -5 fu. m., 5 - 10 f'li. liT. ~h 10+ f'li. ifT. '3"« . (~~ fcrf'l1':1 \l1l1f)lrr it m~ ~ 'lJ:-~ If~ ~ ~ ~fqm ~ia- ~) ~ it f,,

    Name of Village 'X\'l1

    Staple food l!~ tmIT':1

    11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2

    PR,KR Kishangarh(15) EA Maize, Bajra 34-3 200 480 123 183 N(4)M(3)T(2)

    PR,KR Kishangarh(18) Bajra, Maize 100 24 235 40 54 KR Kishangarh(16) EAg.,EO Wheat, Maize 112 133 41 10 Temple of Raghunathjj

    KR Kishangarh(16) EA Wheat, Maize 258 1,045 176 531 T(l) ~~9~r KR Kishangarh( 12) Jowar, Bajra 6 267 18 2l I?:Tfllf1fT<:T KR Kishangarh(IO) EA Maize, Jowar 111 312 58 44 M(i)T(I) lllHT KR Kishangarh(8) EA Maize, Jowar 476 933 276 280 N(J)M(2)T(3) ~TJfh ~T~r KR Kishangarh(6) EAg.,EO Wheat, Maize 258 487 n 91 T(l), Three liTU'lT hundred years old temple KR Kishangarh(7) ED Bajra, Wheat 657 446 1,623 332 252 N(J)T(4)

    KR Kishangarh(8) EA Wheat, Maize 325 <71 103 183 N(2)M(2)T(4) \jc¥. Oldest Maszid KR Kishangarh(7) EA Maize, Jowar 150 318 71 52 ;;rrCOfr PR,KR Kishangarh(5) EA Maize, Jowar 115 267 74 32 mlSl':T PR,KR Kishangarh(7) EA Maize, Jowar 73 677 95 91 T(2) ltlf<'f KR Ajmer(l7) ED,EAg. Wheat, Maize 166 591 113 214 lJ;I?:TlfT KR Kishangarh(9) ED,EAg. Maize, Bajra 105 600 1:12 129 M(l) ~GfT;ft KR Kishangarh(9) Maize, Bajra 58 174 93 346 1SfT:Sl KR Ajmer(20) ED,EAg. Bajra, Wheat 86 216 63 167

    KR Ajmer(19) EAg. Gojra, Maize 59 115 42 134 ~ 1(; T( 1) 'Tif-g1fFfm KR Ajmer(74) EAg. Bajra, Jowar III 211 (,8 214 M': IT(2) l);i9T KR Ajmer(18) ED,EAg. Wheat, Barley 243 517 127 1'~(")\1(l)T(l) ~)iif PR,KR Ajmer(14) EA Bajra, Wheat 162 84 40 59 ]" (3 )C( 1) \'I'Ts,!~T M(l)T(l) 14

    vtLLAGE OISTRICT : to. AlMER AMENITIES AND

    ., AMENITIES 0 co (If not available within the village, a ?~sh .(-) ~a8 been shown i~ the .column and Z ~ 1:1 the village where the facility IS available has been given ID the broad «> ~ 0 .... ",p 0 ,- ~-____.-- C!) "'" Name of Village 'O~ ... U :;1l~"' Communi. II!! gf Day or catio 0 8'S'O Drinking Post .... '" A::s..Q Educational Medical Days of (Bus Sto ~"'u ... _t::ICI) Water & g Sod S"Q ; (Potable) Telegraph market/hat Railw lOy Ot::! ifany ~ E-t~ ~ClO",-C Stati on, Water way) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    10/1/22 Gagwana 1,531 2,895(425) P(1)M(l) H(l)PHC(I) W,N,R PTO BS H(I)AC(I) D(I)CWC(l) 10/1/23 Chandiyawas (f (>445('77) 857 pel) -(-5) W PO -(-5) 10/1/24 Chhatri 867 1,262(218) P(I)AC(I) -(5-10) W.HP,R,C -(-S) BS 10/1/25 Kayar 1,679 1,614(242) pel) -(-5) W,TK,R,N PO BS

    10/1/26 Chachiyawas 1,373 ],222(217) P(l)AC(l) PHS(l) W,TK PO ns 10/1/27 Padampura 565 458(92) P(l)AC(I) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/1/28 Hokran 1,396 1,247(229) pel) -(-5) W,S -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/1/29 Khori 725 763(153) P(l)AC(I) PHS(I) W,TK PO -(-5) 10/1/30 Kanwalai 564 872(170) P(l) -(-5) W,TK PO -(-5) 10/1/31 Kandel 3,\23 3,552(673) P(1)M(1) D(l)HC(l) T,W PO BS H(I)AC(l)

    10/1/32 Tilora 1,139 1,332(262) P(I)AC(I) -(5-10) W,TK PO BS 10/1/33 Deonagar @ Galti 1,552 1.319(215) P(1)AC(I) -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) 10/1/34 Kanas 450 884(155) P(I) -(5-10) W,HP,L PO BS 10/1/35 Leela Sewri 340 189(30) P(I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) BS 10/1/36 Pushkar (Rural) 1,544 430(76) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/1/37 Nedaliya 368 636(113) P(I)AC(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/1/38 Banseli 550 1,194(183) P(I)M(I) -(-5) W PO BS 10/1/39 Ganahera 959 2,140(337) P(I)M(l)AC(I) -(-5) T PO BS 10/1/40 Chawandiya 532 1,115(181) P(l) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/1/41 Kishanpura 1,289 1,805(305) P(I)AC(I) -(-5) W PO BS (Goyla) 10/1/42 Sooraj Kund 1,531 1;163(191) P(2)AQ1) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/1/43 Nand 1,646 1,564(293) P(2)M(1)AC(I) D(t)FPC(l) W,HP PO BS CHW(l) 10/1/44 Rampura Nand 332 831(162) P(1)AC(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/1/45 Leswa 1,116 1,052(206) P(l)AC(1) -(-5) W PO BS 10/1/46 Govindgarh 4,144 6,310(1,065) P(5)M(2) H(I)D(I) T,W,R PTO, Phone BS H(I)AC(l)

    'r' 15

    DiRECtORY LAND USE 'tBHSIL : 1. AlMER

    AVAILABLB LAND USB RBMARKS next to it, the distance of the nearest place from (i.e. area under different types of land use l)U tlIl .., tlIl"CI tlIl 0) .E CI Name of Village ""Cl ;C ._CI ... ;>0 (5 cu.g CI .. - 0 'Bat ." gb._ '" ·=u 0 =cnu:::s"O ~~"'= .. =CI:::: ...... --0 "'- a.:g.; ~ ~ <.9 ZE:.oo ~ E O~~ u~ggb~ <>:::1.. "'u ~ 0..0 «1._

    11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2

    PR,KR Ajmer(13) EA Barley, Wheat 215 1,080 64 172 N(17)C(2) tJllClFfT M(7)T(22) KR Kishangarh(7) EA Maize, Jowar 134 626 43 54 :qif1;1:fTcmT KR Ajmer(16) EA Bajra, Wheat 233 444 95 95 T(IO) ~m~T

    KR Ajmer(lO) BA Wheat, Bajra 127 1,293 133 126 N(2)C(2) if;P:r~ M(8)T(4) PR,KR Ajmer(l:J) EA Wheat, Bajra 135 545 145 548 :qt f'flircmr

    KR Ajmer(12) Wheat, Maize 50 231 54 230 q-~l'!:PT KR Pushkar(8) Bajra, Wheat 622 80 198 165 331 ~

    PR,KR Pushkar(5) EA Wheat, Gojra 242 123 469 172 133 M(3) fQ""T~T KR Pushkar(5) ED,EAg. Jowar, Bajra 316 89 559 552 36 ~

    KR Pushkar(5) EA Wheat, Maize 155 132 470 555 219 ~~ :JQ~ PR,KR Pusbkar(9) EA Barley, Wheat 179 105 737 361 264 N(3) ift;:

    KR Pushkar(13) Barley, Wheat 80 184 47 21 <:Tlil'T il't~ PR,KR Pushkar(lS) EA Barley, Wheat 179 656 155 126 T(2) ~~Fn PR,KR Ajmer(30) EA Wheat, Barley 591 2,073 787 693 N(29)C(1) tTlf

    VILlAGE

    DISTRICT: 10. AJMER AMENITmS AND

    0 AMENITmS ci co (If not available within the village, a dash (-) has been shown in the column and Z ~ the village where the facility is available has been given in the broad <) .s: = "0 ~'O ,- 0 '0-;- .!! ... U Name of Village ",<) :1<)" Communi- I:l..o~ Day or cation = e~ OE'O Drinking Post as'tl 1:l.::I,.s:::! Days of (Bus Stop, .,g _u Educational Medical C;c=~ Water & market/bat, Railway ,!J:I .... 00 :I (Potable) Telegraph ~ 0= 0=0 if any Station, ,.,j !-

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    10/1/47 Sethan 1,167 773(138) P(1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/1/48 Fatebpura 410 544(97) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) BS 10/1/49 Peesangan 3,954 S, \.0(1,439) P(4)M(I)H(I) Dll)PHC(I) T,W,TW,HP,R PTO, Phone BS PUC(I)AC(I) FPC(I)RP(l) 0(2) 10/1/50 Reechhmaliya 2,543 1,088(196) pel) -(10+) W -(5-10) BS

    10/1/51 Pagara 2,428 1,667(265) P(I) -(5-10) W,TK PO -(5-10) 10/1/52 Mewariya 1,567 1,597(270) P(2)AC(I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10)

    10/1/53 Jetgarh 989 319(45) P(I) -(-5) W -(5-10) -(10+) 10/1/54 Ratangarh 1,282 771(138) P(I) -(-5) W,R -(-5) -(5-10) 10/1/55 Karnos 1,114 1,469(245) P(I)M(I) H(I)PHC(I) W PO -(5-10) CHW(I)D(I) 10/1/56 Dhuwariya 2,103 1;334t238) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) --(5-10) 10/1/57 Bakhtawarpura 845 480(82) P(l) -(-5) W -(-5) -(10+) 10/1/58 Bhatsoori 1,393 1,187(205) P(l)AC(l) 0(1) W,TK PO --(5-10) 10/1/59 Pratappura 209 164(22) -(-5) 0(1) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/1/60 Nad 843 507(80) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/1/61 Hanwantpura 249 294(49) P(l) -(-5) W -(-5) BS 10/1/62 Rampura Dabla 1,109 1,320(232) P(l)M(I)AC(I) CHW(I) W,R PO BS 10/1/63 Bhagwanpura ],346 1,298(241) P(2)M(1)AC(I) -(10+) W PO -(-5) 10/1/64 Picholiya 2,558 :. 2,893(531) P(I)M(I) 0(1) W,TK,HP,R,N PO BS H(l)AC(I) 10/1/65 Budhwara 2,064 2,133(394) P(l)M(l) 0(1) W PO BS 10/1/66 Kalesara 2,001 1,779(340) P(I)M(I)AC(3) H(l)D(1)CHW(I) W,TK,N "PO BS 10/1/67 Nagelao 2,551 2,668(508) P(I)M(I)AC(4) 0(1 )PHS(l) W,TK PO BS 10/1/68 Alipura 176 1,434(227) P(I)M(I) RP(I) W,TK PO BS AC(2)0(1) 10/1/69 Gola 3,343 3,265(550) P(l)M(1)AC(6) PHS(I)CHW(I) W PO BS 10/1/70 Jethana 4,514 4,702(780) P(4)M(2) H(2)D(2)PHS(I) W,HP PTO BS.RS H(l)AC(l) RP(l)FPC(I) 17

    DtRECI'ORY

    LAND USE TEHSIL : 1. AJMER

    AVAILABLE LAND USE REMARKS next to it, the distance of the nearest place from (i.e. area under different types of land use ranges viz. (-5 km, 5-10 kIn & 10+km) in hectares rounded to the nearest unit) 'If .... ::s0 _ ..)._ ~-~~ ~ -, I'l0_ «I ... ~~~.~ "0 !!lIl~ ...... rn ~., ..2 !!lIl ..81'l Name of Village "0 Bt: Cl .0 Cl ., 0Jl~_~ ...,QU..-. "0 o U)o2 .9 ..... 130 ...... Power Sh:.r5~ e :; ~ ~ c:O ~ "0 0._ v t.; ~; ~osgE Staple food ... 0;:: :l ~ "'Cl"'~ Supply ., EE.a-5til ~..:g.~ .E8t;_g~ Ct~ «I::; ...... '" .;::i .~o!a GJ'- ...." C,)!."ilVlUg 0 ClCl- -= ~ g::l"o ... 0)- Cl_o_ ... I'l ~B Z£~·g ~ .:: ::J~~ u ~~gL~ «>='01° :,::, 0...0 cd._

    11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2

    KR Pushkar(10) EAg. Wheat, Jowar 227 673 176 91 N(I) ~oif PR,KR Pushkar(21 ) Wheat, Barley 68 211 105 26 ~~<:r PR,KR Pushkar(25) EA Wheat, Barley 618 2,132 923 281 N(196)C(7) qrmlfif M(l5)T(4)

    KR Pushkar(27) Wbeat, Jowar 53 HI 1,239 931 179 T(2), An Old <:r~l1rfor:rr Fort KR Pushkar(30) Wheat, Barley 598 197 693 305 635 'l1TT<:r KR Pushkar(32) Wheat, Jowar 162 664 395 346 T(I), An Old i'I'flf¥fT Fort

    KR Beawar(20) Wheat, Barley 407 19 144 lI8 301 ~~ KR Beawar(21) Bajra, Wheat 117 225 157 783 An Old Fort <:CfifTfi? KR Beawar(21) Bajra, Wheat 247 191 200 476 M(~)

    KR Beawar(21) Bajra, Maize 117 434 597 955 N(l)M(l) ~rf~!!1

    KR Beawar(22) Wheat, Barley 10 312 346 177

    KR Beawar(33) Bajra, Jowar 2 64 111 32 ~[fr'1"~<:r

    KR Bcawar(25) Wheat, Barley 86 316 389 52 T(I)

    KR Pushkar(15) ED,EAg. Maize, Wheat 250 544 221 94 N(2)M(l) <:1112:<:r ~l

    397 KR Pushkar(24) EA Wheat, Jowar 81 345 1,025 216 N(2)T(1) ~!T

    VItLAGE

    1)ISTRIcr : 10. AlMER AMENmES AND

    AMENITmS 0 ~ (If not available within the village, a dash (-) has been shown in the column and Z ~ 1::1 the village where the facility is available has been given in the broad CI> "> "'0 ~~ ,-- 0 'o~ _g ... U Name of Village 0<>'" Communi- _1::1<> Educational Medical water &

    2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

    10/1/71 Sarsari 645 441(78) P(I) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) BS 10/1/72 Lalikhera 534 625(114) P(I)AC(1) PHS(t) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/1/73 Dantra 1,372 J ,')55(304) P(l)M(I)AC(l) 1,\; )D(I)PHS(I) W PO BS 10;1/74 Dodiyana 1,039 1,090(205) P(I) -(-5) W PO BS 10,'1/75 Nathoothala 486 90{)(174) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)

    lO/t{76 Nooriyawas 831 970(179) P(1) -(-5) w PO BS 10/1/77 Bhanwata 2,247 2,577(414) P(l)M(I)H(I) D(l)HC(l) T,W,R PO BS PUC(t)AC(I) 10/1/78 Amba Maseena 948 1,355(258) P(I) -(10+) w PO -(-;-5) 10/1/79 Doomara 1,441 ] ,740(336) P(I)M(I) H(2) W PO BS 10/1/80 Saradbana 2,636 5,108(930) P(l)M(I) H(I)D(l) W,TK PTO,Phone BS,RS H(I)PUC(l) 10/1/81 Sbivpura 102 7(1) ~(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/1/82 Makreda 1,915 1,395(262) P(I)M(I) D(I) W,TK PO BS,RS 10/1/83 Mangaliyawas 987 1,478(267) P(I)M(I) CHW(l)D(I) W PTO BS,RS H(l)Aql) 10/1/84 Daulat Khera 638 507(90) P(I)AC(I) -(-5) W -(-5) BS 10/1/85 Lamana 852 1,171(210) P(J) PHS(I) W PO BS,RS 10/1/86 Soodlai 232 753(140) pel) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/1/87 Amargarh 756 915(148) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/1/88 Leeri 2,824 3,493(665) P(2)M(I)H(I) DCI) W,TW PO BS 10/1/89 Bidakchiyawas 2,590 2,893(529) P(I)M(l)H(1) D(l)PHS(I) W,TK,HP PO BS 10/1/90 Ansari 325 620(117) pel) -(-5) W,TK -(5-10) -(-5) 10/1/91 Bheempura 797 1,150(230) PO) -(-5) W,TK,N PO BS 10/1/92 Arjunpura Jageer 701 1;048(177) P(I) -(-5) w PO -(-5) 10/1/93 Arjunpura Khalsa 579 417(78) -(-5) -{-5) W PO BS 10/1/94 Kesharpura 807 1.993(381) P(I)AC(l) PHS(I) W PO BS 10/1/95 Kothaj 418 749(132) P(l)AC(l) -(-5) W PO -(-5) 10/1/96 Naharpura 279 782(134) P(1) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(-5) 10/1/97 Miyapur 374 1,158(195) P(I)AC(I) -(-5) W PO -(-5) 10/1/98 Kaklana 657 1,332(231) P(I) -(-5) W PO -(-5) 19

    DlRECrORY

    LAND USE TEHSIL : 1. AJMER

    AVAILABLE LAND USE REMARKS next to it, the distance ohne nearest place from (Le. area undef diffe'rent types of land use ranges viz. (-5 km, 5-10 km & 10+kin) in hectares rounded to the nearest unit) »0~ ._ ... -. ~'bo ~ _ .~ C1 ~ ~ _Q '60 - 0 ~:~- 0 Name of Village "0 . "0 dl·- - «1- Power Staple food c:O ~ :a~.9 gS' Supply ~..!!!~ .:l·8B~e .i ~.;~ () CIj en u~ -l:: < f;j e g:Q.:E:;.9 11 12 14 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 2

    PR,KR Ajrner(32) Maize, Barley '83. 193 243,~ 126 . KR Ajrner(32) EAg, Wheat, Barley p5 266 liS' 28 ' N(1)M(I)T(I) KR Ajmer(30) EA Wheat, Barley '357 553 - , 304 158 N(2}M(2)T(2)

    KR Ajmer(30) EA Wheat, Maize 2~5 566 157 91 ~ N(1) KR Ajrner(25) EA Wheat, Maize 169 159 78 80 , Temple of .Raghuoathji KR Ajmer(26) EAg. Wheat, Jowar 32 93 284 274 148 '!,RlfT

    KR Ajmer(l8) ED,EAg. Wheat, Maize 222 296 102 328 M(2) !!l'T~;;rr I'ffl"hfl

    PR,KR Ajmer(IO) ED,EAg. Wheat, Maize 257 281 285 187 431 N(3)M(2) ~l1r~T PR,KR Ajmer(16) EA Wheat, Bajra 558 1,036 299 743 N(3)M(I)T(3) mT'CRf

    PR,KR Ajmer(22) EAg. Bajra, Wheat 5 86 11 fllfcfT:f PR,KR Ajmer(20) EA Wheat, Barley 9 310 978 232 386 M(4)T(3) l11iW PR,KR Ajrner(26) ED,EAg. Wheat, Maize 64 158 520 119 126 Maszid of l1Tlff<'rlflcrl'ff Honga Shaha

    KR Ajmer(28) ED,EAg. Maize, Bajra 100 395 70 73 G:l"fC'[ ilr~ PR,KR Beawar(22) EAg. Wheat, Maize 148 518 105 81 N(l)M(l) <'rll'ffiH KR Beawar(18) Wheat, Maize 57 145 5 25 ~G'<'rf{

    KR Beawar(25) Wheat, Maize 137 231 15 373 T(I) wr~ PR,KR Ajrner(37) ED,EAg. Wheat, Bajra 475, 490 852 517 490 N(7)M(4) <'rT?'T PR,KR Ajmer(31) ED,EAg. Wheat, Maize 17 415 1,316 280 562 N(3)M(3)T(I) f~'lif"'!I'fcrHf KR Nasirabad(24) Maize, Iowar 69 190 32 34 An oldest fort wm<:T PR,KR Nasira bade 18) Maize, Iowar 54, 124 382 102 135 'l1')~f KR Ajrner(24) EA Gojra, Bajra , 95 325 ,71 210 N(t) ~.~ GlFft~ PR,KR Ajrner(23) EA Bajra; Wheat 108 357,' 46 68 ~·i'[~U ~f PR,KR Ajmer(20) ED Bajra, Wheat 206 398 134 69 M(1)T(2) iFm:');<:T PR,KR Ajrner(24) EAg. Bajra, Wheat 75 32 222 61 28 M(l) 'liTor;;r

    KR Ajmer(15) ED,EAg. Wheat, Bajra 89 128 27 35 Mt2) i'[r~');<:T KR Ajmer(17) EA Wheat, Bajra 144 135 40 55 f1:r!l'I');<: PR,KR Ajmer(l7) EA Maize, Bajra 76 146 189 79 167 'i>'ii<'rfiH ~o

    vtLtAGE t...lSTRICT : 10. A.lMER AMENITIES AND

    AMENITIES ~ (It DOt available within the village. a dash (-) bas be:n shown in the column and ~ .!! g._ fue village where the facility is available has been given in the bm:1d ~ ;0 'CI .... ~ Name of Village -.8'""' .. Communi- .§ !J ~a~ Drinking Post Day or catioo Q.~-'= liducational Medical Days of (Bus StoP. ") ~Q1A Water & market/hat, Railway ] -'tI ~ (Potable) Telegraph if any Station, !~ ~=,g Waterway)

    1 ) 4 S 6 ? 8 9 10

    10/1/99 Lachhipura 260 463(77) PO) -(...... S) W -(-5) RS 10/1/100 Khapri 228 78~(135) 1'(1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/1;101 Rajgarh 3.612 4.)29(686) P(2)M( 1)1I( 1) H( 1)l>(I)PHS(l) T,W PO BS 10/1/102 Bhawaoikhera 760 2,276(343) P(I)M(1)I:I(1) RP(I) w PO, Phone BS 10/1/103 Bitboor 796 ],592(281) P(I) -(~5) W PO BS 10/1/104 Pachmata 392 226(39) -(-5) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) 10/1/105 Banewara 1,251 1,229(220) P(I) -(-5) W,TK,N PO BS 10/1/106 Ajba-Ka-Bariya 261 451(84) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) 1()/I/107 Baghsuri 2,329 2,299(391) P(I)M(I) H(I)D(I)PHS(I) W,TK,HP,N PO BS H(J)AC(I) FPC(I) 10/1/108 Bubaniya 1,844 1,731(297) pel) -(S-10) W,TK -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/1/109 Nandla 1,649 1,956(313) P(I)M(1)AC(l) ewc(}) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/1/110 Rajosi 2,070 3,015(513) P(1)M(I) -(10+) W PO BS,RS 10/1/111 Balwanta I,Il5 1,310(241) pel) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/1/112 Jatiya 724 1,392(248) P(I} -(S--10) w -(-5) -(5-10) 10/1/113 Danta 870 1,348(247) P(l) -(10+) W PO -(-5)

    10/1/114 B~er 2,512 _ 2,367(392) P(l)M(I) eWC(I)FPC(I) W,TK PO -(10+) "t' 10/1/115 Gudli 103 5l§(91) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/1/116 Kanakheri 657 1,144(182) PO) -(-5) W PO BS 10/1/111 Manpura 232 120(22) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/1/118 Rampura Abeerao 908 742(131) P(1)AC(I) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(-5) 10fl/119 Jllawara 417 1,271(227) P(I} -(5-10) W,TK PO BS 10/1/130 Shreenagar 4,231 5,583(1,016) P(3)M(l)H(t) H(2JD(2)F'PC(1) T,TK,W,HP,N PTO, Phone BS PDC(l) RP(I) ]0/]/121 Mohanpura 194 200(35) AC(2) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/1/122 Pharkiya 780 1,Q3O(190) P(1) -(5-10) w,tK,HP PO -(5-10) 10/1/123 Hathi Batta 352 937(188) P(1)AC(2) -(5-10) W,tK -(-5) -(5-10) 10/1{124 Banewari 1,221 499(82) P(1)AC(I) -(5-10) W,TK --(5-10) -(-5) 10/1/125 Kanpura 2,471 1,903(340) P(t)M(I)AC(4) D(I) W,TK,TW,N PO BS 10/1/126 Tihari 2,506 2,108(371) P(f)M(l) H(1)D(I)PHC(l) W,TK PO BS H(I)AC(l) ]O{I/127 Kadampura 383 108(21 ) AC(J) -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 21 oiREC'l'ORY LAND'USE TEHSIL : 1. AJMBR

    AVAILABLB LAND USB REMARKS B~t to it, the distance of the nearest place fCOOl (l.e. aceA under different types of land usc ranaes viz. (-5 Ian. 5-10 kin & lO+Jcm) if] hectares rounded to tile nearest unit) ; ------, r----~--"------It.!!!!~.5! .. -! -0'... Nan1e of Village ._1lf2-o .... 8'OZ' Power S.e"'le food ~ 0.;: G1 ~ Supply -.- u 8 g,g ~ J g-a:a ~~ 11 11 14 11 18 19 20 2

    KR Ajmer(lS) EA Maize, Bajra 33 32 30 145 PR,KR Nasirabad(8) ED,BAg. Maize, Wheat 59 80 39 50 M(2)

    PR,KR Ajmer(22) EA Wheat, Barley 600 412 838 411 1,351 N(5)M(l)T(J} ,r'lflf~ PR,KR Nasirabad(8) ED,EAg. Maize. Bajra 207 298 103 152 N(6)M(5) Ii'l'r'l-')~~r PR.KR Nasirabad(12) ED,EAg. Bajra, Wheat 115 394 75 212 N(2)T(1) f~, KR Nasirabad( J4) Bajra, Maize 76 27 129 33 127 '1;prrm KR Nasirabad(18) EA Maize, Baira 245 153 446 338 69 M(I)T(1) q~ KR Nasirabad(15) ED,EAg. Maize, lIajra 69 133 47 12 ;;rmrr -'F1-mf¥trT KR Nasirabad(13) EA Wheat, Maize 238 347 J,OoiO 425 289 N(l2)C(3)M(S)

    KR Nasirabad(9) Barley, Maize 239 965 419 221 T(3) '!onfifltT PR,KR Nasirabad(5) EA Bajra, Gojra 360 756 225 308 N(1O)M(5)

    KR Nasirabad(13) Maize, Bajra 26 105 48 S3 mi1~ KR Nasirabad(IS) Bajra. Wheat 135 397 314 62 T(l) \lll:!,r ~~u;f PR,KR Nasirabad(21) Bajra, Maize 77 242 11· 21 f~

    KR Ajmer(Z3) Maize, Bajra 40 85 2 67 ~T~~r KR Ajlller(27) EAg. Jowar, Bajra 192 358 III 119 T(I) q;Rf~ KR Ajlller(25) BAg. Wheat, Bajra 81 169 78 24 i[lit~ KR Ajlllcr(32) Wheat, Barley 94 550 491 86 T(2) iifijq'~ PR,KR Ajmer(27) ED,BAg. Wheat, Barley 399 1,007 889 176 N(1)M(2) 'F1'l'~J PR,KR Nasirabad(24) EA Maize, Bajra 324 1,132 548 502 N(5)M( I}T(1) fa~"l

    KR Gojra, Maize 43 192 114 34 l2

    VILLAGE

    DISTRICT ; 10, AJMER AMENITIES AND

    AMENITIES 0 (Ifnot available within the village, a dash (-) bas been shown in tbtl oolumn and Z CI the village where the facility is available bas been given in the bIoad I :8'Q of '8 St ... Communi· ~ Name Village .:t,c'Q CI 1 CIo S- Drinkins Post Day or cation ,g 8. gj Bducational Medical Days of (Bus Stop, - i Water & market/hat, Railway 11 fl'Q ::s (Potable) Telegraph iran)' Station, ! ~g ~m.8 Waterway) I 2 3 4 5 6 7 • 9 10

    10/1/128 Chandsen 776 642(103) P(I)AC(I) CHW(I) W,TK -(-5) BS 10/1/129 Nawab 1,212 637(104) P(I)AC(I) CHW(l) W,TK -(-5) BS 10/1/130 Keriya Khurd 452 3·D,48) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)

    10/1/131 Raghunathpura 264 123(18) AC(I) -(-5) W,HP PO -(-5) 1011/132 Morajhari 1,029 755(134) P(1)MCI)AC(3) H(1)D(I)CHW(1) W PO BS

    I 0/1/ 133~Samproda 1,317 1,J21(194) P(I)AC(2) -(-5) W PO BS 10/1/134 Soorajpura 539 587(94) AC(I) -(-5) W,TK,HP -(-5) -(5-10) 10/1/135 Nepoli 560 252(45) AC(I) -(-5) W,TK,HP -(-5) -(-5) 10/1/136 Deoliya 531 377(64) P(I)AC(I) -(5-10) W,TK,HP -(-5) BS 10/1/137 Maoshiya 875 574(97) P(1)AC(I) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/1/138 Lachhmipura 253 107(20) -(-.5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) 10/1/139 Kalyanipura 250 215(33) -(5-10) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/1/140 Kesharpura 388 4-82(80) P(l)AC(I) -(-5) W PO -t-5)

    13/[j1H RdmHr 4,930 5,1))~(86~) P(2)M(2)H(I) H(l)PHC(I)D(I) T,W PTO,Phone BS PUC(I)AC(2) CWC(I)FPC(I) 0(1) RP(I) 10/1/142 Kurari 661 3'33(57) -(-5) -(5-10) W,TK -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/1/143 Rajpura 208 44(8) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/1/144 Mludiyani 1,404 714(124) P(I) -(5-10) W,TK -(-5) -(10+) 10/1/145 Modi 598 901(149) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) 10 /1/146 Lavera 953 748(140) P(I) -(5-10) W PO BS 10/1/147 Gaderi 812 485(88) P(I) -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) 10/1/148 Ashapura 234 161(35) P(1) -(5-10) W,TK PO -(5-10) 10/1/149 Dilwari 669 699(116) P(I) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(5-10) 10/1/150 Dilwara 422 1,154(214) P(1) -(-5) W,TK,N -(-5) -(-5) 10/1/151 Bewanja 1,305 721(118) P(I) -(-5) W,TK,N -(5-10) -(5-10)

    10/1/152 Dhal 1,947 1,501(277) P(I) -(10+) W,TK,N PO -(10+) 10/1/153 Tilana 1,764 1,176(216) P(I) -(5-10) W,TK PO -(5-10) 10/1/154 Sanod 2,175 1,988(359) P(I)M(I)AC(4) -(5-10) T,W PO BS 10/1/155 Rata Khera 95 100(20) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK -(-5} -(-5)

    ''':l 23

    DlRECI'ORY

    LAND USE TEHSIL : 1. AlMER

    AVAILABLE LAND USE REMARKS next to it, the distance of the nearest place from (i.e. area under different types of land I!se ranges viz. (-5 km, 5-10 km & 10+km) in hectares rounded to the nearest unit)

    Name of Village Power Supply Staple food

    11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2

    KR Nasirabad(18) Wheat, Barley 136 333 206 101 Jain Temple KR Nasirabad(22) Gojra, Bajra 121 529 375 187 KR Nasirabad(20) Maize, Gojra 76 109 196 71 Temple of Raghunathji

    KR Nasirabad(19) Maize, Gojra 42 36 163 23 <:q;n~~r KR Nasirabad(20) Maize, Gojra 146 SOl 295 87 N(l)M(l)T(l) tfT<:Uf¥T

    KR Nasirabad(27) Maize, Gojra 192 648 310 167 M(2)T(l) ~T+lj't(H

    KR Nasirabad(24) Wheat, Maize 84 196 80 179 ~'if~ KR Nasirabad(24) Wheat, Maize 64 319 58 119 ~'TT<'fT PR,KR r";asirabad(24) Wheat, Maize 85 150 71 225 M( I ) ~crfiiTlIT PR,KR Nasirabad(20) EO Wheat, Gojra 156 281 90 348 tfrcrfllflIT KR Nasirabad(23) Wijeat, Gojra 32 76 25 120 <'f~I1.'T~'U KR Nasirabad(22) Wheat, Bajra 31 92 29 98 lfiFlfr~T~ reR Nasirabad(20) Gojra 59 159 55 115 iti"!!l'W-T PR,KR Nasirabad(16) EA Barley, Wheat 294 685 1,949 1,403 649 N(13)M(lO) .. rmT<: T(5)

    KR Nasirabad(20) Wheat, Barley 43 239 320 59 ~r~T

    KR Nasirabad(24) Wheat, Barley 12 151 38 7 <:T~'l;T KR Nasirabad(13) Jowar, Maize 88 681 266 369 M(l) +[r.slH

    KR Na~irabad(13) Wheat, Barley 76 237 139 146 M(l) +[T6) PR,KR Nasirabad(ll) Wheat, Barley 171 46l 179 142 "'~ KR Nasirabad(8) Wheat, Barley 82 279 109 342 M(l) m~T

    KR Nasirabad(8) Wheat, Barley 33 50 34 117 m~ PR,KR Nasirabad(6) Wheat, Barley 50 302 154 163 M(l)T(l) f~~T PR,KR Nasirabad(3) Wheat, Barley 109 177 93 43 M(4)T(l) f~<1

    VILLAGE

    DiSTRICT : 10. AJMER AMENITIES AND

    AMENITIES 0 0 ell (If not available within the village, a dash (-) bas been shown in the column and Z ~ CI tile village where the facility is available has been given in the broad (J 'U 'r;: ..g'Q 0 .!l! .. u Name of Village '6-; ::1<>'" Communi- cation I:l eM &..o~Eo Drinking Post Day or tat.> ;:s.e: Days of .g Educational Medical & (Bus StoP. ,~ -I:l~ Water t.> -;;~ market/bat, Railway 0 S~::S (Potable) Telegraph 0= ~ CI 0 if any Station, -l ~;::. aI'c Waterway)

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    10/1/156 Bara Patthar 386 78(10) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK.N -(-5) -(-5) 10/1/157 Deratboo 2,193 ?,5'!6(410) P{I)M(I) CWC(J) W,TK,N PO -(5-10) 10/1/158 Loharwara 2,316 1,851(319) P(l)AC(I) -(5-10) W,TK,R PO BS 10/1/159 Jaswantpura 474 593(101) P(I)AC(I) -(10+) W,TK,HP -(5-10) -(-5) 10/1/160 Rampura Nyara 681 209(33) P(I) -(10+) W,HP,R -(-5) BS 10/1/161 Hanwantiya 882 608(123) P(I) -(10+) W,TK,R -(5- -10) BS

    10/1/162 Bhatiyani 2,208 1,457(248) PO) -(5-10) W,TK PO -(5-10) 10/1/163 Chat 775 430(70) P(I) -(5-10) W,TK,R -(5-10) -(5-10)

    10/1/164 Dhola Danta 319 409(69) AC(I) -(5-10) W,TK,R -(5-10) -(5-10) Derathoo 10}1/165 Jagpura 195 188(31) -(-5) -(5-10) W,TK,R -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/1/166 Motipura 524 657(110) P(1) -(5-10) W PO BS 10/1;167 Jharwasa 2,474 1,959(386) M(I)AC(l) -(10+) W,TK PO BS,RS 10/1/168 Naharpura 399 265(43) P(I) -(-5) W,TK,HP -(-5) -(-5) 10/1/169 Rampura 193 374(70) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) BS 10/1/170 Jhabarkiya 45 43(8) -(-5) -(10+) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/1/171 Bakhtawarpura 5S 24(4) -(-5) -(10+) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/1/172 Kabri Chat 188 286(68) P(I) -(10+) w -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/1/173 Bhagwanpura 75 160(31) -(5-10) -(10H W PO -(5-10) 10}1/174 Amarpura 125 253(44) -(-5) -(10+) W,HP -(-5) BS 10}1/175 Dhola Danta Nyara 299 674(124) P(I) -(5-10) W PO BS

    10/1/176 Nyara 1,291 1,447(259) P(1)M(I) -(5-10) W,TK PO BS 10/1/177 Bhairoo Khera 214 144(25) -(-5) -(10+) W,HP -(10+) BS

    Grand Total 1,97,099 2,23,188 P(174) D(33)H(99) ~rim (38,861) M(SO) MCW(I) rv AC(9S) CHW(l1)CWC(S) I c., ~ . PUC(6) PHC(6)PHS(15) 0(6) RP(7)HC(2) H(18) FPC(7)NH(1) 2S

    DlREcrORY

    LAND USE TEHSIL : 1. AJMBR

    )AVAILABLE LAND USE REMARKS next to it, the distance of the nearest place from (Le. area under different types of land use ranges viz. (-5 km, 5-10 km & lO+km) in hectares rounded to the nearest unit)

    Name of Village Power Supply Staple food

    11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2

    PR,KR Nasirabad(2) Wheat, Barley 53 203 55 75

    KR Nasirabad(15) Maize, Wheat 62 197 165 50 ;;rnCfi'~<:T

    KR Nasirabad(13) Jowar, Bajra 84 310 137 150 <:T

    KR Nasirabad(16) Wheat, Barley 129 458 166 129 M(2), Temple ~P19f;:i'flIT of Hanumanji KR Nasirabad( 12) Maize, Gojra 191 1,258 448 311 M(6) KR Nasirabad(9) Maize, Bajra 55 329 208 183 T(l), Temple of Chatki Mataji KR Nasirabad(5) Maize, Bajra 70 144 62 43 T(l)

    PR,KR Nasirabad(7) Maize, Bajra 66 86 11 32 T(l) i;fIf~U PR,KR Nasirabad(8) Barley, Maize 60 243 18 40 T(2) ma"T~<:T

    PR,KR Nasirabad(l2) Maize, Bajra 228 997 849 400 N(l)M(2) ~~

    PR,KR Nasirabad(17) Wheat, Maize 34 126 81 158 rrT~p:~u

    KR Nasirabad(20) Gojra, Bajra 15 73 38 67 <:Tll'~<:r KR Nasirabad(18) Wheat, Maize 4 22 9 10 R

    KR Nasirabad(18) Gojra, Bajra 37 16 2 OTlSaTq<:~ KR Nasirabad(24) Bajra, Gojra 50 31 3 104 !FTon:T'ifTe

    KR Nasirabad(24 ) Bajra, Gojra 41 24 10 'i1lT

    KR Nasirabad(18) BAg. Wheat, Gojra 61 5 17 42 i!fll'~~U PR,KR Nasirabad(16) ED,BAg. Barley, Maize 94 93 33 79 T(l), Maszid a-ffir di'fT ;:lfl<:T and Temple KR Nasirabad(17) EO,EAg. Wheat, Maize 270 464 123 434 T(3) PR,KR Nasirabad(16) Bajra, Gojra 36 81 16 81 T(4)

    9,780 29,357 84,198 36,426 37,338 M(I88)N(395) T(168)C(20)

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    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES CI(!j~+f1iijl( IlJlfT 'Ill' ~

    District: 10. Ajmer Tehsil : 2. Kishangarh mr H). ~iiflr~ ~m-~ : 2. ftfi~

    SI.No. Code No. Name of Villages VTTif if; ;wr SI.No. Code No. Name of Villages llT1ff ~ if11f ~u. IfiT~ ;t. ~u. tits ;:t.

    2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    1 110 Almas J;f~lf1ij' 35 111 Deendwara ~"h'crT~T 2 30 Amarpura iR"~~~ 36 105 Deopuri ~~r 3 151 Ankodiya iR"tCfi)fs~T 37 96 Dhani Deomand 1!Tcyr ~m 4 4 Aou iR"T3i (Dhani Deogarh) (~T~r ~crf[~) 5 130 Arain J;f~T~ 38 95 Dhani Purohitan 1!Tcyr ~~)f~m'f 6 6 Bakarwalya ~T~crr~T 39 122 Dhani Purohitan cncyr ~~)f~m'f 7 149 Balapura ~Tffi~T 40 93 Dhani Rathoran Glcyr ~ro)~T'f 8 78 Bandar Seendri ~t~ ID;:nr 41 155 Dhasook Gij"'fi " 9 37 Bansra ~t~T 42 120 Dholpuriya 'Cf)~~f{lfT 10 84 Bargaon iif~f[jOl' 43 158 Dothli ~T~~r

    11 89 Barna ~~rrT 44 134 Gagoonda f[llJ,;:~T

    12 116 Beenjarwara orl:jr{cn~ 45 138 Gahalpura f[~~~T 13 87 Beeti arlor 46 77 Ganeshpura f[~1lT~~ 14 7 Bhadoon ~~ 47 44 Ghaswan-Ki-Dhani OCmcrT --m-~r~r 15 139 Bhanbholao ~Thft~fq 48 102 Godiyana f[Tf~lfr'fT 16 101 Bhanwada #crrsr 49 135 Goli f[T~r

    17 106 Bharia ~~~T 50 159 Goojarwara l'J:.if~ql~T 18 137 Bhavsa ~Ffij"T 51 145 Goondli ~~~r 19 I Bhilawat f~~Tcrc 52 125 f[Tq-r~~~T 20 115 Bhogadeet ~TITT

    ALPHABmCAL LIST 0' VILLAGES cHii$1I¥1I~ Illfl IliT ~

    District : 10. Ajmer Tehsil : 2. Kishangarh f~\1T l 1 O. $I';;rlt'{ ~ : 2. f'lillT;;~

    51.No. Code No. Name of Villages VPff it; ifl1J SI.No. Code No. Name of Villages VPffit;1f11J WI!' ~. 1fiTJ;t . 'lIi1'l'~. m;t.

    2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    68 73 Kakniyawas !fir

    70 23 Kalyanpura Ofl~1lT~~T 104 117 Motipura ;fTffi~u

    71 63 Kalyanpura !fi~1:1H!:r!J"U 105 75 Mundoti lJ·~Rr1 72 131 Kalyanpura ~lfT~~T 106 74 Naloo ;;\'1"... 73 12 Kardala ~~T 107 52 Narena ;;~;;r 74 26 Karkedi ~itit 108 20 Nawa ifCfT '5 49 Kathoda 'f>ToTGT 109 68 Nayagaon ;;

    91 114 Mala ~T~f 124 80 Pedi Bhata tr6"T

    99 104 Moondolao ~.G)\1T

    100 150 Moondoti (Mandoli) ~~T (q;:it~T) 133 53 Rampura ~Tq~T 101 47 Mordi 134 Rari ~ 88 U~T .. 31 .

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES q~?fl+tllm ~mff !fiT ~

    District: 10. Ajmer Tehsil : 2. Kishangarh furw .10.~ ~T~ :2.~~

    SI. No. Code No. Name of Villages VTIi1 ili 'fI1l' SI.No. Code No. Name of Villages ll11itt;;n:r .. ~. m;f. 'lIi. «. m;f. 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    135 33 Rodawas Unmf 148 85 Sooratpura ~:"~'l~~T 136 48 Roopangarh ~q;:rlT~ 149 45 ~~~T 137 35 Sagarmala mtl'"{lfT~T 150 38 ThaI ~~ 138 41 Salemabad rilfTorT~ 151 113 Tihari fG~<:T 139 143 Sandolya ~)ro 152 100 Tikawara fu!fiTCf~T 140 86 Sargaon ~~qtCf 153 72 Ti~oniya f'lffifiP:rT

    141 160 Sarwar ~~~ 154 60 Tityari faclfr~T 142 142 Seel ~T~ 155 57 Tokara itCfi~T 143 40 Seengla ~qm- 156 69 Tolamal 'lT~TIIT~ 144 92 Silora f~m 157 51 Tyod clfT~ 145 36 Singara futTn:T 158 97 Udaipur Kalan ~~qor:: !fi\'iT 146 5 Sinodiya mrrTf<{lfT 159 91 Udaipur Khurd ~~~ 147 133 Sinroj fir{1Gf 160 14 Ujoli ~'5fmT 32

    DISTRICT : 10. AlMER VILLAGE DIRECTOR\' TEHSIL ; 2. KISHANGARH AMENITIES ,AND LAND USB

    AMENITIES \3"T<'fGU (If not available within the village, a dash (-) has been shown in the column and ,.., the lIi1lage where the facility is available has, been given in the broad '" (~ !lf1i it ~ ~ifl if@' ~ m~ 'IiT~1 it ~ (-) \1'lTl'IT lfln' ~ am ~~

    10/2/1 BhiJawat 1,850 1,602(2~9) P(1)AC(2) -(10+) T,W,TK -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/2/2 Jhag 2,086 724(13Q) ~1)t\C(1) ~(5-to) TK -(5-10) BS 10/2/3 Nosal 2,118 1,O61(194~ }"(I)M(l)AC(l) 0(1) T,W.TK PO BS 10/2/4 t\Oij 1,14<} 4~4(71) f(l) -(10+) TK,O -(-5) -(-5) 10/2/5 Si~i:l!" 2,905 \0455(267) 1"(1) -(5-to) W PO -(10+) 10/2/6 Bakarwl\l~i 765 363(61) 1i'(1 ) -(-5) W -(-5) -(10+) 10/2/7 Bhadoon 1,532 1,927(349) P(I)M(l) DC1) W PO -(10+) 10/2/8 Palri Bhoptan 1,166 695(124) P(l) -(-5) W -(-5) -(10+) \r~

    10/2/9 lakholai 824 510(108) pel) -(-5) W,O -(-5) -(-5)

    10/2/to Kishanpura 276 104(15) -(-5) -(10+) W,O -(-5) -(-5) 10/2/11 Kotdi 1,378 1,079(171) P(l)AC(l) -(5-10) T,W,TK,O PO BS 10/2/11 Kardala 669 481(87) P(l)AC(I) -(5-10) W,TK,O -(-5) -(-5) 10/2/13 Khajpura Bhairwai 1,598 1,263(216) P(l)AC(I) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/2/14 Ujoli 373 354(84) P(1)AC(I) -(5-10) T,W,TK,O -(-5) as

    10/2/15 Jatota 1,627 1,603(297) P(l)M(I)AC(I) 0(1) W,TK,R,O PO as 10/2/16 Paner 1,375 1,563(253) P(1)M(l)H(l) D(l)PHS(I) W,R PO BS AC(l) 10/2/17 Manpura 411 306(48) P(1) -(10+) W,R,C -(-5) as

    10/2/18 Nitooti 1,706 1,290(220) P(1)AC(I) -(10+) W PO B5 10/2/19 Dardoond 630 394(64) AC(l) -(5-10) W.TK PO BS 10/2/20 Nawa 851 800(130) P(l) -(5-10) W,TK PO -(5-10) 33

    f~ : 10. ~

    AVAILABLE REMARKS VA' ~mQ' ~ next to it, the distance of the nearest place from ranges viz. -5 km, .i-lO km & lO+km) ~ -5 fil;. ;ft., 5 - 10 f'ii. liT. ~'h: 10+ f'li. ;ft. ?~ ~ ~ ~ WrUT ~~m ~)

    Name of Village mll '!iT i'fTlf

    Staple food ~~

    11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2

    KR Kishaogarh(50) EA Barley, Wheat 69 762 518 501 T(2) KR Kishangarh(50) ED,EAg. Bajra, Wheat 38 969 623 456 KR Kishaogarh(45) EA Bajra, Wbeat 62 1,015 968 73 N(J)M(I)T(I) il'tw; KR Kishangarh(50) Bajra, Wheat 5 603 465 67 KR Kishangarh(51) ED,EAg. Wheat, Bajra 159 1,296 1,384 66

    KR Kishangarh( 40) Bajra, Wheat 73 459 192 41 q~,n~

    KR Kishangarh(40) ED,EAg. Wheat, Barley 355 661 258 258 N(6)M(3)T(1) ~

    KR Kishangarh(42) ED,EAg. Wheat, Bajra 150 469 299 248 M(I)T(l) qm~T 1ftqaTif Temple of Mataji KR Kishangal h(37) ED,EAg, Bajra, Barley 99 642 61 22 Temple of Babji

    PR,KR Kishangarh(46) EAg. Barley, Bajra 28 215 5 28 f'ii!iT'f~U KR Kishangarh(43) ED,EAg. Barley, Bajra 117 Si6 158 127 N{L)T(I) q)c:fr KR (9) EAg. Wheat, Bajra 170 26 386 57 30

    KR Parbats:tr(9 ) EAg"EO Barley, Bajra 9.5 805 215 482 ~T'3f:i<:T ~~=n~ KR Parbatsarll8) ED,EAg. Barley, Bajra 59 260 38 16 N(I)M(J)T(1) :a-.rrm Temple of Gopalji KR Parba tsar( 12) EA Barley, Bajra 118 288 682 390 149 N(2) PR,KR Parbatsar(9) ED,EAg. Jowar, Bajra 244 799 67 265 N(3)M(1)T(1)

    PR,KR Kishangarh(34) Barley, Bajra 14 277 19 101 Temple of Balaji PR,KR Kishangarh(33) Jowar, Bajra 156 1,136 193 221 PR,KR Kishangarh(29) Jowar, Maize 62 463 60 45 KR Kishangarh(24) EA Jowar, Bajra 238 352 18. 79 T(l) 34

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    DlSfRICT : 10. AJMER AMENITIES AND

    AMENITIES ~ (If not available within the village, a dash (-) bas been shown in the column and ~ tl the village where the facility is available has been given ill the b[l>Bd u ~ 0 ..... :> ;0 Name of Village '0-;;- .!~CfJ Communi· a ::I.e,,=, CI ca2 cation 8'130 Drinking Post Day or eS Q.p..<: Educational Medi,eal Days o( (Bus StoP. ~ -CIa) Water & ij S"O :; (Potable) Telegraph market/hat, Railway ~ClO if any Station, ! ~g co..<: Waterway)

    1 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

    10/2/21 Rajpura 318 175(33) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(5-10) 10/2/22 Raghunathpura 397 965( 176) P(l)M(l)AC(l) -(5-10) W,TK PO -(5-10)

    10/2/23 Kalyanpura 551 577(112) P(l) -(5-10) W,TK -(-5) -(5-10)

    10/2/24 Ramgarh 941 285(46) pel) -(5-10) W,TK PO -(5-10) 10/2/25 Keriya-Ki-Dhanl 372 110(21) AC(I) -(-5) W -(-5) BS 10/2/26 Karkedi 2,666 3,934(654) P(I)M(l)H(I) H(l)D(l)PHS(l) w PO BS PUqI) 10/2/27 Parasoli 480 397(46) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/2/28 Mokhampura 167 199(30) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/2/29 Padanga 343 290(48) -(5-10) -(5-10) W --(-5) BS 10{2{30 Amarpura 486 63J(t Il) -(5-10) -(5-10) W PO -(-5) 10/2/31 Panwaron-Ki-Dhani 410 86(11) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/2/32 Chak Motipura 107 Uninhabited IT<:-m

    DlRECl'ORY LANDJUSE TEHSIL : 2. KISHANGARH

    AVAILABLE LAND USE REMARKS next to it, the distance of the nearest place from (Le. area under different types of land use ranges viz. (-5 kin, S-10 kin & lO+km) in h::ctares rounded to the nearest unit) >-0~ _ .:l'~ co ... wo~~ ! 't1 M::;; ,...,. tlO'i O'co .£ t!l) ':=1::1 Name of Villase 'C 'C £HIJ ,Q t:'I '"0} =.. - 0 .. QIO ...... ~:a .;3 o~·g "'QlU~ Power 2 r! :a:::~ !::I.e ~ ~'O.~gS' 1.1 Staple fcod ..;;, '~ ;:;; e: Q) s~ij ~ Ct$,s.:: :::tg"coQ) a= Supply ~ .a fU·_ .... ao> 2"B~li:"'R ... '1:: .=1).9 -00="d ... co- U $..02 <;.:1 .9S.!l.._., o..cI ~ ....CI <09 zs:a~ If ~ :3g:3 e~·E.... "'" ~~CI COU

    II 12 13 14 IS 16 11 18 19 20 2

    KR Kishangarh(25) EA Jowar, Bajra 73 182 54 9 <:r~r

    KR Kishangarh(25) EA Jowar, Bajra 223 101 58 15 N(J)C(l)M(1) ~rrT~1;~ T(2)

    KR Kishangarh(27) EA Jowar, Bajra 69 259 179 44 T(l) Temple ~

    KR Kishangarh(28 ) EA lowar, Bajra 48 252 256 385 T(1) ~TJflf

    KR Kishangarh(30) EAg. Wheat, Barley 128 148 131 73 q~T«T.!")' KR Kishongarh(33) EAg. Wheat, Barley 15 68 39 45 JfflSl'l1<:1

    KR Kishangarh(35) EAg.,EO Wheat, Barley 9 178 82 74 ~i1TT

    KR Kishangarh(35) EAg.,EO Barley, Wheat 60 185 218 23 !;T1R'l~r KR Kishangarh(32) EAg. Wheat, Barley 15 120 252 23 ti

    KR Kishangarh(22) EA Bajra, Maize 236 347 111 74 M(2) ~liT Kishangarh(22) I 16 32 5 "f'li ;ftrr;:<=:~u KR Kishangarh(24 ) EAg. Bajra, Maize 111 300 101 30 «rlfliTT KR Kishangarh(21) EA Barley, Wheat 271 446 42 54 N(l5)C(3) ~miTl<=: M(2)T(1)

    PR,KR Kishangarh(8) BAg. Barley, Wheat l52 30 4 13 N',1 )M(J )T(l) rr1i1'r~<:T KR Kishangarh(7) EA Wheat, Jowar 145 311 1,010 214 188 N(2)T(2) '{liTrcra-r KR Kishangarh(16) Wheat, Bajra 50 106 19 12 'iH19t-~T-Gf~

    PR,KR Kishangarh( 16) EA Wheat, Bajra 29 394 2,062 768 204 N(5)M(3)T(3) ~~<:T

    Kisbangarh(16) 503 13 5 'if'" oit~ KR Kishangarh(18) EAg. Wheat, Bajra 296 99 425 36 27 Jf);::gr 36

    VILlAGE DISTRICT: 10. AlMER AMENITIBS AND

    AMENITIES 0 81 (If not available within the village. a dash (-) bas been shown in the column and Z :::: 1::1 the village where the facility is available has been given in the broad

    1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

    10/2/48 Roopangarh 3,837 5,932(1,049) P(l)M(l)lI(l) H(l)D(l)PlIC(l) T,O,TK,R, PTO, Phone -(-5) PHC(I)AC(I) HP,N 0(2)

    10/2/49 Kathoda 835 534(85) pel) -(-5) W ~5-10) -(5-10) 10/2/50 Junda 787 585(99) P(l)AC(I) -(-5) W,TK,HP -(-5) -(5-10)

    10/2/51 Tyod 2,336 2,031(314) P(l)M(I)AC(I) 0(1) W,HP PO -(5-10) 10/2/52 Narena 1,569 1,105(200) P(I)AC(2)O(1) 0(1) W,TK.HP PO -(5-10) 10/2/53 Rampura 476 667(99) P(l)AC(I) -(-5) W PO -(-5) 10/2/54 Suharoo 1,147 1,096(171) pel) -(-5) W,TK,N,O PO BS 10/2(55 Hl(mara 3,228 J,835(615) M(I)H(1)P(3) D(1)RP(1) W,HP -(-5) BS PUC(l)AC(l) 10(2/56 Bhojiyawas 855 597(94) P(I)AC(l) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/2/57 Tokara 1,551 1,127(157) pel) -(IO-H W -(10+) -(5-10) • 10/2/58 Khatoli 1,715 1,400(201) P(l)AC(l) -(-5) W,HP PO BS 10/2/59 Gudli 180 191(28) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(-5) 10/2/60 Tityari 388 615(96) -(-5) -(-5) W PO BS 10/2/61 Peenglod 691 1,355(207) P(l)M(1 )AC(3) 0(1) W PO BS ]0/2/62 Palri Pathanan 748 78J(126) P(l)M(I)AC(I) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5)

    10}2/63 Kalyanpura 107 283(39) pel) -(-5) W -(-5) BS 10/2/64 Kucheel 1,967 3,~43(475) P(2)M( 1)H( 1) H(2)D(2) T,W PTO, Phone BS 10/2/65 Brijpura 58 425(74) pel) -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 10/2/66 Cheetakhera 881 1,185(182) P(1) PHS(l) W,R,N -(-5) BS 10/2/67 Mohanpura 664 669(112) P(l)AC(l) PHS(I) W -(10+) -(5-10) 10/2/68 Nayagaon 946 625(102) PO) -(-5) W --(-5) BS 10/2/69 Tolamal 931 371(53) AC(I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) BS 10}2/70 Mandawariya 586 347(45) pel) -(5-10) W -(5-10) RS

    10/2/11 Phaloda 789 433(65) P(l)AC(l) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) 10/2/72 Toloniya 1,476 2,249(336) P(I)M(I)H(l) -(10+) W,TK,HP PO, Phone BS,RS

    " 37

    DiRECtORY LAND USE TEHSIL : 2. KISHANGARH

    AVAILABLE LAND USE REMARKS next to it, the distance of the nearest place from (i.e. area under different types of land use ranges viz. (-5 km, 5-10 km & IO+km) in hectares rounded to the nearest unit) ~... ,.------'------~ ~.2 C; -0 .-. .-.. s... t'd.~~.~ Cl) "t:S ~ O'}.~ CI CIO OJ Ol) Name of Village E ~ = ..0 eo ~ - 0 = .... - 0 ~.- ~ ~ .9 .... 0> '011)-- ._t..... Bo""" Power OJ Staple food 00'0 -; ... '0 '" c::D;;j '0 o._ t; Supply '6 z;> =' 4) =' -B ~ ttl ~ .~ E ~ b ~ ~ ~g~ ~ii~'O ~~= g~~~B ::> :,::,.;g u ~:,::, ~ ~ « ~ a :,::, c.:a ~.9

    11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2

    KR Kishangarh(34) EA Wheat, Barley 870 1,153 1,378 436 N(103)C(1) M(7)T(5)

    KR Kishangarh(3S) ED,EAg. Barley, Wheat 90 470 225 50 T(l) KR Kishangarh(30) ED.EAg. Gojra 114 343 209 121 N(I)T(l) Temple of Balaji KR Kishangarh(23) EA Gojra, Bajra 209 136 1,392 521 78 N(1)M(t) KR Kishangarh(20) EA Gojra 37 863 578 91 T(2) KR Kishangarh(29) ED,EO Gojea, Maize 111 250 75 40 T(l) KR Kishangarh(22) EAg. Wheat, Bajra 21 877 82 167 T(l) KR Kishangarh(24) EA Wheat, Bajra 285 2,159 466 318 N(9)M(I)T(12) ~'l'T~l

    KR Kishangarh( I 5) ED,EAg. Wheat, Maize 39 85 652 46 33 T(I) mf;;p:n

    KR Kishangarh(l7) ED,EAg. Wbeat, Maize 56 23 20 8 T(I) ~r~r KR Kishangarh( 14) EA Maize, Wheat 404 1,254 63 246 N(3)M(1)T(2) ~<:r

    KR Kishangarh( 13) EAg. Wheat, Maize 43 12 3 M(I) i~T KR Kishangarh(9) EA Maize, Bajra 175 483 16 207 T(l) 'itr~T KR Kishangarh(11) EAg, Bajra, Wheat 86 6 341 222 9 'l'~~T KR Kishangarh(5) EAg,ED Wheat, Maize 38 J 81 412 249 66 iJ1IT1ITcr KR Kishangarh(8) EAg. Barley, Wheat 120 40 323 408 40 M(I)T(2) m""I'l'~ KR Kishangarh(6) Jowar, Bajra 160 17 216 61 132 Temple of iilAf~~T Devaji KR Kishangarh( 15) ED,EAg. Jowar, Wheat 47 75 525 91 51 T(1) PR,KR Kishangarh(28) EA Wheat, Jowar 245 733 361 137 N(2)C(I)T(8) 38

    VlLLAGF

    DISTRICT : 10. AlMER AMENITIES AND

    AMENITIES Q ci t>O (If not available within the village, a dash (-) has been shown in the column and Z ~ 1:1 the village where the facility is available has been given in the broad 0) •s:: 0 ...... 0 0 ,----- ~-___.----- '"0 Name of Village ca~ Stcn Commuin- CJ «Ie ::s ,c'r.l Day or cation 1:1 O)ar 8'80 Drinking Post .9 ...... aro P,::s.c Educational Medical Days of (Bus Stop, d _" -c:o Water & market/hat RailwaY 0 S.e S'\:J ~ (Potable) Telegraph 0 os:! 01'l0 ifany Station, ~ E-<~ E-

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    10/2/73 Kakniyawas 1,054 855(139) pel) PHS(I)H(I) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/2/74 Naloo 2,055 1,214(218) P(l)M(!)AC(1) -(10+) W,HP PO -(-5) 10/2/75 Mundoti 1,250 1. i32(15S) pel) -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) 10/2/76 Khera Karmsotan 516 472(69) P(I)AC(l) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/2/77 Ganeshpura 355 225(31) P(I)AC(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/2/78 Bandar Seendri 3,794 3,160(528) P(2)M(1)H(I) D(I)RP(l) W PO BS AC(S) 10/2/79 Nohariya 751 484(72) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) BS 10/2/80 Pedi Bhata 397 190(35) -(-5) H(I) W PTO, Phone -(-5) 10/2/81 Palan 1,235 1,262(177) AC(!) PHC(l)pHS(l) W,TK,HP PO BS 10/2/82 Churli 825 590(97) P(I)AC(l) -(-5) W,TK,HP -(-5) -(-5) 10/2/83 Choondri 723 425(73) P{I)AC(I) -(10+) W,HP -(5-10) -(-5) 10/2/84 Bargaon 1,016 536(88) P(1)AC(l) -(10+) W,HP -(-5) BS 10/2/85 Sooratpura 299 Uninhabited lh-'II'I"IR 10/2/86 Sargaon 1,973 1,410(218) P(1)AC(1) -(5-10) W,TK PO -(5-10) 10/2j87 Beeti 745 617(109) P(l)AC{l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) 10/2/88 Rari 451 424(55) P(I)AC(2) -(5-10) W,TK -(5-10) BS 10/2/B9 Barna 2,167 3,063(459) P(2)M(l) D(l) W,HP PO BS 10/2/90 Kachariya 454 352(51) P(l)AC(I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/2/91 Udaipur Khurd 701 573(95) AC(I) -(-5) w -(-5) BS 10/2/92 Silora 230 742(138) P(I)M(l)AC(1) H(l)D(2) W PO, Phone BS

    10/2/93 Dhani Rathoran 260 138(23) -(5-10) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(-5)

    10/2/94 Kishangarh (Rural) 5,894 1,623(228) P(2)AC(2) D(I) W,TK -(-5) BS 10/2/95 Dhani Purohitan 275 994(171) P(l)AC(I) D(l) W -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/2/96 Dhani Deomand 132 52(8) -(-5) -(lOt) W -(10+) -(10+) 10/2/91 Udaipur Kalan 1,574 776(124) P(1)AC(I) D(2) W PO BS 10/2/98 Raghunatbpura 145 114(20) P(I)M(l)AC(l) -(-5) W,TK PO -(-5) 10/2/99 Khera 223 220(38) AC(!) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/2/100 Tikawara 1,196 1,188(191) P(I)M(I)AC(I) D(l) W,TK PO BS 10/2/101 Bhanwada 1,066 595(102) P(I)AC(I) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 39

    DlRgcrORY

    LAND USE TEHSIL : 2. KISHANGARH

    AVAILABLE LAND USB REMARKS next to it, the distance of the nearest place from (i.e. area under different types of land use 'Ii ranges viz. (-5 km, 5-10 km & 10+km) . in hectares rounded to the nearest unit) ::I ------._ ,-- .J... -. S·~ i1 "=' .-...... "'" cd;.:::: ""'._ o eo"=' CD eo .., .2 r:: eo - ... 0 c ..... _ 0 000 "='Q gt._ 0:1 :0 ._r:: ... 0 0:10:1 "=' 0:1 o~-.;: .-~ Bo~ t; 8"""' Power .8 ... "=,,,, ... r::..o 0:1 "=' O._ 0 '" 0- ..,o:IdS Staple food ... 'r: -g-; ::I Q::I..Q eo Supply 0 gt """'=0.:>- :;~.;g..;.: '" ·~o 0 ~t)ug." ~~.~ .= 3 E~ ~ 0. ... .;:: r::r:::::: ~'C;.!: u ctCtl tl~ 0 0 -< :>-:;1 .:1-._ .. r:: -<- ZB;;~ t1.. ~ ::> ~.;g u~ggt~

    11 12 14 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 2

    KR Kishangarh(l6) EA Gojra, Maize 159 626 210 59 T(l) 1filiiif;p;mmr KR Kishangarh(20) EA Barley, Wheat 225 1,118 204 508 N(1)T(1) rr

    PR,KR Kishangarh( 18) Wheat, Barley 52 472 136 91 rr)Qf~liT

    KR Kishangarh(14) Bajra, Wheat 73 16 182 16 110 q~T 'ffTCf PR,KR Kishangarh(13) EAg. Jowar, Maize 105 759 294 77 M(l)T(6) 'lTC'l" KR Kishangarh112) Jowar, Bajra 55 513 120 137 T(l) 'fH<,{l KR Kishangarh(12) ED Barley, Wheat 48 329 304 42 M(l)T(I) "!'G9T PR,KR Kishangarh( II) EAg. Barley, Wheat 73 582 303 58 M(l)T(2) ~tcr

    Kishangllth(11) 33 217 43 6 ~"{~"{l KR Kishangarh(9) EA Wheat, Barley 301 292 974 320 86 M(I)T(l) .r"{lfTCf KR Kishangarh(12) EA Barley, Wheat 134 446 122 43 .frilf PR,KR Kishangarh(iO) EA Wheat, Barley 79 264 61 47 C(I)M(I)T(4) "{n:T

    PR,KR Ki!-hangarh(12) EA Wheat, Barley 180 454 753 254 526 N(3)T(1) iiH~T KR Kishangarh(7) Barley, Wheat 63 91 235 65 Q;1'1If"(lfT KR Kishangarh(lO) EA Barley, Wheat 80 203 383 35 ~lf~ ~

    KR Kishangarh(5) Barley, Wheat 49 170 30 11 Temple of ;gT~ "(ToTu'" Rughnathji

    PR,KR Kishangarh(3) EA Barley, Wheat 1,050 616 1,709 1,444 1,075 M(2)T(1) f~1lT~ (lfC4T(!.f) KR Kishangarh(8) EAg. Maize, Bajra 43 164 26 42 ~T~T ,!<:Tf~(Hrr KR Kishangarh(7) Maize, Bajra 5 11 57 37 22 GT~T ~+ie PR,KR Kishangarh(lO) ED,BAg. Maize, Bajra 205 86 591 613 79 T(I) ~lf'!~ m KR Kisbangarh(16) Wheat 23 91 25 6

    VILLAGE

    DISTR[Cr : 10. AlMER AMENITIES AND

    AMENITIES 0 ~ (If not available within the village, a dash (-) bas been shown in the column and Z ~.;; c the village where the facility is available has been given in the broad "0 ~~ ,---- 0 ~~ - U Name of Village .,11) ~~rJ) Communi. ::t .0'0 cation c :!~ g.SC; Drinking Post Day or .g .,1> o.::t.Q Days of (Bus Stop, -II) -c'" Educ~tional Medical water & Railway ~ ,fl.d E'd :':l (Potable) Telegraph market/hat, 0 oc OCO if any Station, ..J E-o:,:::. !-<":.Q Water way)

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    10/2/102 Godiyana 766 587(89) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) BS 10/2/103 Kada 1,203 513(95) P(l)AC(l) -(5-10) W,HP,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/2/1 04 Moondolao 1,607 924(163) P(l)AC(l) -(5-10) TK PO -(5-10) IO/2/iOS Deopuri 1,532 1,195(208) P(1)AC(1) -(5-10) W,TK,N PO BS 10/2/106 Bharla 611 227(41) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/2/107 Katsoora 2,183 2,600(411) P(I)M(1)AC(2) RP(2)CHW(1) W,TK,HP PO BS / "

    1012/108 Chosla 840 613(108) P(l)AC(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) BS 10/2/109 IndoH 399 398(49) P(I)AC(l) -(-5) W -(5-10) BS 10/2/110 Almas 289 213(37) AC(l) CHW(l) W -(5-10) BS IOf2/111 Deendwara 2,030 2,232(347) P(I)M(1)AC(I) PHS(l)D(I) W,TK,HP PO BS 10/2/112 Khandach 1,301 953(144) P(l)AC(l) -(-5) W,TK PO BS 10/2/113 Tihari 1,236 837(137) PCI) -(5-10) W,TK,HP -(-5) BS 10/2/114 Mala 1,514 672(108) P(2)AC(2) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/2/115 Bhogadeet 1,707 1,195(211) P(1)M(I)AC(5) PHS(1)RP(I) W PO BS I 10/2/116 Beenjarwara 255 289(37) AC(l) -(5-10) W,TK -(5-10) -(-5) 10/2/117 Motipura 520 489(70) P(I)AC(I) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/2/118 Pacheenpala 259 125(16) AC(l) -(5-10) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/2!1l9 Kalanada 884 520(94) P(l) -(5-10) W,TK,R PO BS 10/2/120 Dholpuriya 938 846(131) P(l) -(-5) W,TK,HP,R -(-5) BS

    10;2/121 Ragbunathpura 566 Uninhabited h-miITii 10/2/122 Dhani Purohitan 140 22(3) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/2/123 Kebaniya 338 30(7) -(-5) -(-,5) W PO -(-5)

    10;2/124 Dadlya 3,322 2,868(475) P(2)M(I)AC(1) D(l) W,HP PO BS 10/2{125 GopaJpura 777 483(82} P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/2/126 Jhadol 1,466 831(127) pel) -(5-10) W PO -(-5) 10/2/127 Mandawariya 777 733(120) P(l) -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) 10/2/128 Keriya 366 209(22) -(-5) -(5-10) W,TK -l-5) -(5-10) 10/2/129 Lamba 3,682 2,874(411) P(l)M(I)AC(l) -(-5) T,W PO BS

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    DtRECrORY LAND USB TEHSIL ; 2. KISHANGARH

    AVAILABLE LAND USE REMARKS next to it, the distance of tbe nearest place from (i.e. area under different types of land use ranges viz. (-5 km, 5-10 kIn &. 100km) in hectares rounded to the nearest unit)

    Name of Village Power Supply Staple food

    11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2

    KR Kishangarh(14) EAg. Barley. Wheat 86 354 2B2 44 KR Kisbangarh(15) EAg. Maize, Jowar 78 622 394 109 M(l) 'firsT KR Kisbangarh(20) EA Maize. Jowar 233 128 683 446 117 M(1) ~'sT~Tq KR Kishangarh(18) EA Maize, Jowar 96 958 339 139 M(l) ~

    PR,KR Kishangarh(18) ED,EAg. Jowar, Bajr~ 330 879 741 233 M(1)T(2) 'lic~~T Temple of Mataji

    PR,KR Kisbangarh(ll ) EA Jowar. Bajra 100 410 247 83 KR Kishangarh(12) Gojra, Jowar 51 200 69 79 M(l) KR Kishangarh(12) Jowar. Bajra 34 146 82 27 ~'{r~ KR Kishangarh(15) ED,EAg. Maize, Bajra 177 504 851 210 288 N(2)T(1) iTGcrr~ KR Kishangarh(23) EA Maize, Barley 127 579 335 260 ~GT;;r KR Kishangarh(26) EA Maize, Barley 101 695 321 119 fc:~ M(1)T(l) KR Kishangarh(31) ED,EAg. Maize, Bajra 412 56 714 232 100 lfT'-1T N(3) KR Kishangarh(28) EAg.,EO Maize, Bajra 206 944 402 155 'IlTlfr~1cr 21 'Il~,n~ KR Kishangarh(26) Maize, Bajra 40 114 80 KR Kishangarh(28) Maize, Bajra 48 220 221 31 N(I) lfT'J11-U KR Kishangarh(25) Barley, Maize 43 4 130 56 26 q;;fi'q<'l'T 26 T(J) !fiT<;fHr:n KR Kishangarh(22) Maize 77 738 43 84 Temple of KR Kishangarh(20) ED,EO Maize 78 649 127 u)<;f~fwr Sivaji

    83 ~,,!:;;r?:f'!~T Kishangarh(20) 21 188 274 56 52 im!.IT ~-q~fiJ KR Kishangarb(21) Jowar, Bajra 8 24 43 215 21 Temple of ~lf'flfT KR Kishangarb(23) Maize, Jowar 59 Jansi 453 N(3)M(3)T(1) <:lf~lfT PR,KR Kishangarh(20) EA Maize. Barley 430 1,483 956 68 T(l) If)n~"{T KR Kishaogarh(23) EAg. Barley. Maize 57 445 207 20() ilfTsT;.;r KR Kishangarh(24) EA Barley, Maize 146 537 583 148 89 M(2) Jfsl

    VILLAGE

    DISTRICT: 10. AlMER AMENITIES AND

    AMBNmES 3 & (If not available within the village, a dash (-) bas been shown in tbe column and i CI the village where the facility is available bas been given in tbe broad ~ ~"S Name 01 Village -a .... s .. Communi· a B Day or cation i 8'0-3 Drinking Post ::s..CI Days (Bus Stop, !I Educational Medical Water &. or iJ! -I:q~ market/hat. Railway t2g l! 'tI :s (Potable) Telegraph irany Station, t ~i.8 Waterway) I 2 3 4 5 6 7 • 9 10

    10/2/130 Main 3,622 3,863(697) P(l)AC(3) H(2)D(2)PHC(1) T,W PTO, Phone BS RP(l)CHW(I) PHS(!) 10/2/131 Kalyanpura 136 158(19) AC(I) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/2/1:::2 Nonandpura 497 539(74) P(1)AC(2) CHW(I) W,TK -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/2/133 Sinroj 1,519 1,520(250) P(I)M(1)AC(4) D(l)CHW(l) W PO BS 10/2/134 Gagoonda 1,07.4 1,160(185) P(1)AC(3) PHS(]) W,HP PO BS 10/2/135 Goli 684 525(96) P(1)AC(1) CHW(l) W,HP -(5-10) BS

    10/2/136 Juglipura 298 600(84) P(l)AC(l) CHW(1} W -(-5) BS 10/2/137 Bhavsa 249 394(60) P(l)AC(I) CHW(l) W,TK -(5-10) -(-5) 10/2/138 Gahalpura 750 494(90) P(1)AC(1) CHW(1) W PTO BS 10/2/139 Bhanbholao 2,818 1.965(333) P(1)M(1)AC(3) H(1)HC(I)CHW(l) W PO BS

    10/2/140 Dangra 160 Uninhabited m:w~mrTq 10/2/141 Dang 1,355 810(123) P(I)AC(2) CHW(l) W,HP PO -(-5) 10/2/142 SeeJ 667 970(131) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) BS 10/2/143 Sandolya 1,475 1,434(221) P(I)AC(2) -(5-10) W,N PO -(-5) 10/2/144 Kakalwara 778 485(67) P(I) -{-5) W,TK,N -(-5) BS 10/2/145 Goondli 810 584(85) P(l) -(5-10) W,TK,N -(5-10) -(-5) 10/2/146 Mothi 378 279(43) -(-5) -(5-10) W.TK.N -(5-10) -(-5) 10/2/147 Mandiyawad Khurd 202 499(71) P(l) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(--5) 10/2/148 Mandiyawad Kalan 396 318(45) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) 10/2/149 Balapura 557 593(75) AC(I) -(-5) W.HP -(-5) BS 10/2/150 Mo('ndoti 1,121 743(127) P(I) -(-5) W,TK,N PO -(-5) 10/2/151 Ankodiya 2.570 2,272(355) P(lXMl)AC(l) PHS(l) W.TK.N PO BS 10/2/152 Gothiyana 2,697 1,662(305) P(l)M(l) H(l)D(I)CHW(l) W,TK PO BS 10/2/153 Jorawarpura 570 817(113) P(l) -(-5) W -(-5) BS 10/2/154 Jheerota 2,062 1,318(190) P(l) PHS(I) W,TK,S PO BS

    10/2/ISS Dhasook 1.803 1,825(305) P(l)M(l) D(I)RP(l) W PO BS 43

    tll~ECTOR~ LAND USB TEHSIL : i. KISHANGARH

    AVAILABLE LAND USB REMARKS next to it, the distance of the nearest place from (i.e. area under different types of land use . ranges viz. (-5 km, 5-10 km & IO+km) in hectares rounded to the nearest unit) >.6'" _ c,- B .-. ... cu~S·_ "0 ell:;; I) 1ft ceo 00 ell aa 0 Name of Village "0 2 c c c I) c ...... '5&as as ... c 8"-" "0 OI._ c:u :c (50.2 ._ .... 11'0"-" 0- Power 2 f :a:;~ c:O~ 9fj 0 o_ G) 't; 1-4::: :G"'cE Staple food ... ';:::::l110"'- :l: "'ClS~ Supply ~.a-a tb as..sl!.::: 8;:> f'" .c;~ .~o..9 .a QJ'- ..... -58~.a~ Clr:l- '; ~ ~::I"O .... .0 ..... r:l_._",~us ... a ;::,~ u~;::,llhg <~e '.::..c...a "'._

    11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2

    PR,KR Kishangarh(25) BA Wheat, Barley 324 549 1,296 843 610 N(I20)C(2) ~uf Ml6)T(8)

    KR Kishangarh(27) Barley, Bajra 29 49 45 13 ifit'4ll 438 187 N(l) f~n:);;r KR Kishangarh(31 ) EAg.,EO Maize, Barley 188 615 86 135 TO) lfTlJ;:'fI KR Kishangarh(38) EA Maize, Jowar 176 314 147 47 Temple of lfTorT Murlimano- harji

    KR Kishangarh(26) ED,EO Maize, Jowar 11 152 108 27 T(3) ~lf~~ KR Kishangarh(35 ) Maize, Barley 94 66 47 42 moffiT

    KR Kishangarh(38) EAg. Maize, Jowar 175 248 215 112 IT~T KR Kishangarh(40) EA Maize, Barley 148 218 1,348 966 138 'llhrmCf

    Kishangarh(30) 128 8 7 13 4 :st~r KR Kishangarh(30) ED,EAg. Maize, Barley 65 143 675 205 267 N(2) GilT PR,KR Kishangarh(30) ED,EAg. Maize, Bajra 169 324 128 46 T(I) il

    PR,KR Kishangarh(32) EA Jowar, Maize 77 369 300 32

    PR,KR Nasirabad( 30) EAg.,EO Maize, Gojra 87 233 163 87 mu

    PR,KR Kishangarb(40) EA Wheat, Barley 256 212 656 416 263 M(3)T(13) ilq'fi 44

    ViLLAGE

    DIstRICf ; 10. AlMER AMENITIES AND

    AMENITIES 4) C 1:11) (If not available within the village, a dash (-) bas been shown in the column and Z ~ c th5 vi!iage where the facility is available bas been given jn the broad 0 .~ 0,- '0 .';: 0 <";I ... Name of Village -0-; -

    I 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

    10/2/156 Kishanpura 157 113(16) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) BS 10/2/157 Pandarwara 1,435 460(67) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 1012/158 Dothli 561 429\80) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) 10/2/159 Goojarwara 445 548(75) P(l) Heel) W -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/2/160 Sarwar 737 671(94) pel) -(5-10) W,TK -(5-10) -(5-10)

    Grand Total 1.69,701 1,45,472 P(127)AC(1l3) D(31)H(13) r lilt'! (23,480) l\1(33)l>UC(3) PHS(14)PHC(5) 0(4)H(8) RP(6)CHW(12) HC(2) 45

    DIRECfORY

    LAND USB TEHS1L : 2. KISHANGARH

    JAVAILABLE LAND USE REMARKS next to it, the distance of the nearest place from (i.e. area ucder different ,ypes of Jand use ranges viz. (-5 km, 5-10 km & 10+km) in hectares rounded to the nearest unit) »5.n _ ~:~ ... ~ '001);;;- ,-.. ... et<3 0·60 ~u '0 c:l .2 co ~c:l Name of Village Ubi) 2...o _ c::s .0 c '"u Cl -- 0 .... Q Q..-.. '0 o Q).g .-c.... Power co'O- "'00._eo-' V ~~ :;~ge Staple food ....., 2 ~ :.caE; o::C ~ t;; :J "'Cl~..14 Supply gL ·c ~ .28.2..g!;b 0;1 _g.::: E~oC'j~ ~~ ~ .!::u~ 0·_ ..... u()+->~o 0. ~~t; ·c oc- - t."l U:l~ 0 Z2;og <>::1... "'- O~.~ ~d < ... If ,!:l ~~~ 8~.g~~ ",u .-=- Q.~ ~.-

    11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2

    PR,KR Kishangarh( 42) Wheat, Barley 28 38 84 7 f'F~~r

    KR Kishangarh(45) BAg. Maize, Jowar 61 624 349 401 !fT~~'fT~ KR Kishangarh(48) EA Maize, Jowar 70 177 152 162 T(l)

    KR Kishangarh(55) Maize, Jowar 60 310 250 117 «~Cf<:

    7,384 2),278 79,586 41,383 20,070 N(317)M(71) T(161)C(12)

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    A.LPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

    District: 10. Ajmer Tehsil : 3. Beawac f;r~T : 1 O. ~;:;rlt<: ~~T~: 3. ~m

    SU-Io. Code No. Nam.: of Villages m1l1 ~ ifni' S1. No. Code No. Name of Villages w:rT ~ ifTll' 'Ii. ~. 'fiTS'

    2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    1 _ 285 Adeda (Odeda) ~Ti:ST (~)~n) 30 70 Bariya Gena orTf~1IT it;:rT 2 254 Akrol 3;JT'f."\T~ 31 67 Bariya Loomba orrf~lfT :tIT<:T'ifT ~i:TT«T 40 178 Bayla orTl1<-TT 9 119 Asan (Khera Kalan) ~T~;:r (%~r "'~t) 41 31 Beawar Khas ;l:fr,,"\ ~Hf 10 169 Ateetmand 3;JaTCf lTu;g- 42 291 Begaliyawas ~lff~l:fT(mr 1 1 235 8achpari ;q'i'fq-~T 43 100 Bhagwanpura ~lfqH~~T (:orT;;r\T ) 20 39 Banewari(Ban Veri)

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ~~ vniT 'fiT ~r

    District: 10. Ajmer Tehsil : 3. Beawar

    f~ : 10. J;f~~ ~~~r\1' : 3. &llTq~

    SI.No. Code No. Name of Villages Vl11T iI; ;:mr SI.No. Code No. ~ame of Villages Vl111 ;i; ;;nr Itj. ri". .m ;:T. lfi• .r. 'fi)s "ii .

    2 3 4 2 3 4

    56 15 Bhawani Khera WfT'fT @?"T 83 268 Deopura ~i.l'];·U (Naya Nagar) (;:rllT ;:rrn:) 84 257 Deopura ~Of,:!~T (~~nf1H) 57 46 m:if$<:T (Hanootiya) 58 145 Bhooriya Khera 1f<:llT ~r "F~t 85 310 Deopura (Sathana) ~"-f~~r (~~Hr) Kalan 86 243 Devipura ~orl'1<:T 59 143 Bhooriya Khera 1f<:llr @~r ~ 87 116 Dewal Fatehpur ~i~ lfia-Q"'!<: Khurd 88 252 Dewas ~qm 60 140 BIhar Ratanpura f"'~l<: ~'f~<:T 89 155 Dewata ~qmT 61 89 Biyan Khera f;;flit @~T 90 258 Dhani Khera 'CfFfr ~T 62 79 Boonti Salar ~·it ~T~<: 91 86 Dhawli 'Cfq<'1r

    63 236 Chak Masooda 'q"F ll~~T 92 239 Dhola Danta 'Cf1~T ~tijT 64 114 Charpalan ,"£<:q~t 93 53 Dhola D3 nta No. 'Cf1~T ~t~T if. 65 1 Chaura Nimri "fl?T frr+f?T 9~ 85 Dhola Danta No. 2 'CfT<'1T ~t('fT ;:f. 2 66 283 Chawandiya :;:noifG"lfT 95 124 Dhola Danta 'Cf1<1T ~tffT 67 97 Chiliya Bar f'iffi:llfT q~ ( Barakhan) (.r~rfSrr ) 68 216 Chorasiya 96 32 Doongar Khera s'rT"{ @sT "f)~f~lfT " . 69 II I Dadola GRT\1'T 97 51 Durgawas ~rrTqT~ 70 26 Daulatpura ~i:lff$<:T 98 294 Fatehgarh q:;a-Q.rr~ (Balaiyan) (;;ri:lT~T;:r) 99 4 Fatehgarh Salla q:;a-QfT~ ~~i:lT 71 287 Daulatpura (Jamola) GT~n'];~T (:ifTlll\1'T) 100 23 Fatehpuriya-I lfia-Q'2f~lfT -I 72 247 Daulatpura G)~rr~ 101 35 Fatehpuriya-II Ilia- ~~ f<:

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES q~$fliQI( fTlIT

    District: 10. Ajmer Tehsil : 3. Beawar

    f\if~T 1 O. 9;f\ifli~ ~m;;;r: 3. ;~'!iR

    SI.No. Code No. Name of Villages lIll11 ifi iWf SI.No. Code No. Name of Villages lf1+ll';;;:n1J ~;r ~. !fi"h' of. 'Jfi;r~. lfit~ of.

    1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    110 168 Gohana lfr~TilT 142 276 Kala Heri lfirm ~ 111 10 GopaJpura tT)q-T~T 143 93 Kalan Khera lfi;;;rT ~~T 112 42 Govindpura (Rural) lfTfq;:~~<:T (l;I"lllT\lJ) 144 99 Kalat Khera 'IlNim ~~T ] ] 3 231 Gurha ~T 145 61 Kali Kankar 'Ilm1 'Ilt'P{ 114 221 Guwardi TIT~T 146 162 Kalinjar 'IlTf~'iR: 115 259 Hanootiya ~ifCf

    116 223 Harrajpura i?:HT\iI'!<:T 148 300 Kaiyanpura 'Il~ l:fT~<:T 117 6 Harrajpura ~<:<:T\iI~T 149 20 Kana Khera 'IllilT ~~T (Naya Nagar) (il1:fT ilif<:) 150 305 Kaniya 'Illfrr1:fT I 18 148 Hathan Khera ~~T;:r ~T 151 241 Kankar Nadi 'Ilt'll~

    119 62 Himmatpura f~1=IlCf~~t 152 292 Kanpura 'IlTil~T 120 320 ~~tTt? 153 212 Kanpura (Dauiatpura) 'Ilril~U (&"T~GT"r) 121 244 Indrapura ~i'll:~T 154 154 Kanpura (Dewata) 'IlTil'!<:T (~

    122 146 Jagpura iif~T 155 80 Karla 'Il<:~ 123 313 Juisinghpura iif1:ff~~u 156 256 Karnipura 'Il~ilT~T 124 159 Jail Garh ;;fCflf~ (.mrfiflfT) 157 220 Karwai 'P{crT~ ( llamaniya ) 158 225 Kashipura 'IlTl1T1~r 125 40 Jaliya I iifTf~~T I 159 260 Kashipura 'Ill l1TT,!<:r 126 301 Jaliya II iifTf~m II 160 298 Keloo it;~ 127 J 07 Ja1iya II Bas Durga ;;n f~lfT Ii arm ~ 161 282 Keriya ~f<:lfT 128 102 Jaliya II Bas Lala iifT f~1:ff II

    135 211 Jeewana iifTcrri1T 168 18 Kharwa ~~crr 136 172 Jetpura ~~ 169 217 Kheempura ~Tll~<:T 137 281 Jetpura *r~T 170 47 Khejarla ~iif~(iff 138 203 Jhank ~t'll 171 78 Khera Dand ~T G:Us 139 5 Johar Khera iif)~<: ~~T 172 137 Khera Danti ~ G:tffi 140 87 Kabra 'PTGRT 173 134 Khera Kalan ~T 'Il;;;rr 141 152 Kala Dara 'IlT;;;rT ~r 174 91 Khera Neemri ~~T

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES iiI.~rlJfi+i1~1( miff 'liT ~T

    Diltrict : 10. Ajmer Tehsil : 3. Beawar f~ : 10. ~( ~m~ : 3. i1.ft'R:

    SJ.No. Code No. Name of Villages OO~ifI+I" SI.No. Code No. Name of Villages 1I1l11 ~ ;wr ~ij'. m

    2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    175 222 Kheta Khera ~T~T 208 230 Manpura lfFf~~T 176 193 Khirni Khera Ps('ft ~T 209 271 Masooda if~~T " 177 113 Khodmal ~)'6+fT~ 210 27'6 Mayla lfllf\>l"T 178 312 Khoontiya ~·~T 211 126 Medlya Khera Kalan ltf:SlfT ~f ~m 179 226 Kirap fifi(T!l 212 29 Mediya (Naya Nagar) l{f:SlfT (

    182 218 Koompura ~+!~T 216 202 Moondoti lJ,.:s)crT 1113 73 Kotra ~)c~T 217 277 Motipura +!)crT'!l::T

    184 273 Kusbalpura 'll1Ti.1,!~T 218 228 Moyana lftl:TI

    186 253 Ladpura i.1Is'!l::T 220 81 Naharpura

    19 I 60 Lalpura Dhanar i.1Ti.1'!U t:T'fJ~ 225 279 Nasoon

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES q<9~qlirn vn:ft ifi"T ~

    District: 10. Ajmer Tehsil : 3. Beawar f~T ·10.~~ ~«T~ : 3. ilfTCft

    SI. No. Code No. Name of Villages 00 if; ifT1l' SI. No. Code No. Name of Villages ooitiifT1l' iii. ~. mif. iii. «. !file ;:t.

    2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    240 95 Punera 'J;~~T 271 185 Roopaheli ~qT~~T

    241 240 Ragpura ~TlT~~T 272 210 Roopaheli Kalan ~llT~'1T ~T 242 11 Rahman Khera ~~p::rT;:r ~~T 273 207 RoopaheJi Khurd ~qT~~T ~ 243 64 Rajendra ~T~;:srr 274 96 Roopana ~qr;:rT

    244 166 Rajiyawas ~Tf"fIlT::rm 275 2 Roopnagar ~qifif~ "'- 245 82 Rajpura Bochan ~T"f~~T iifT:qr., 276 136 Rudhana li1!TifT

    246 250 Ramgarh ~TlFTij' 277 233 Sabalpura Uq~~ 247 180 Ramgarh Jhoootha ~Tl1lT~ ~'ol 278 275 Salarmala-I UT~l1T(1T -I

    248 59 Ram Khera Dhanar <:Tl1 ~~T or.,r<: 279 304 Salarmala-Il m~nl1r~T-II

    249 232 Rampura Ul1~~T 280 153 Sangarwas mif<:crHT

    250 74 Rampura Dooda <:Tff'J;\T i~T 281 167 Sanwa Uif'fT 25t 200 Rampura Gaina ~T~T ~ifT 282 9 Saradhna U~I"4;:rT 252 176 Rampura ~Tl1~T 283 14 Sargaon U~lTf'f

    (Gunda-Ka-Bala) ( ~r -'fiT -orrnT ) 284 201 Sarkana U~'fiTifT 253 27 Rampura Mewatiyan ~Tl1~<:T if'ffalfTif 285 25 Sarrnaliya u<:l1Tf~lfT (Rural) (lJTffT~ ) 286 224 Sarniya uT<:frrlfT 254 37 Ramsar Balaiyan <:Tl1U,\ .ri'n'flfTif 287 161 Sarveena U~'fTifT 255 54 Ramsar Inda ~Tl1~ "{~T 288 290 Satawariya UaT'ff~lfT 256 170 Ramsar Mohalla <:TlHTl: 111~~~T 289 289 Sathaliya UT~f~lfT

    257 50 Ramwas <:ll1'fTij" 290 318 Sathana U~TifT 258 129 Ranata Bhagwanpura ~;:rmT ~if'fTif9;"{T 291 121 Satoo Khera m(=J;~~ 259 227 Ratangarh <:ffifif<9 292 72 Seeli Beri UT~r ~T 260 272 Ratanpura "{a;:r9;U 293 133 Sernla ~q~T 261 206 Ratanpura Ghata ~a"l~T ~:neT 294 188 Senspura ~U~T 262 22 Ratanpura Jhoontha \Cf;:Y~T ~'OT 295 163 Shahpura Kalinjar l1TT~~t ~'if;: 263 34 Ratanpura Sardar "{cr;:r~~T U"{~H 296 293 Shergarh m:1T<9 264 108 Rawatrnal "{r

    269 125 Rodiyana ~l~lfFrr 302 219 Shyamgarh l1lfTl1lT~ 270 84 Rohida Khera <:)f€l:~T ~~T 303 274 Shyampura lilfTl1'?;\T l Royda Khera) ("{TlfsT ~~T) 304 45 Shyonathpura li!flrrT~~T

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    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES CR!.T~~IT~ I1TJi'i rtf ~

    District: 10. Ajmer Tehsil : 3. Beawar ~~T 10. ~1R ~~r~ : 3. $lfTCf~

    SI.No. Code No. Name of Villages VllrT ~

    1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    305 267 Shyopura !1lfT~T 314 106 Surajpura ( Lotiyana) ~p::if~T (~TttlfFn) 306 321 Sikhrani fij'l..Cf"(FrT 315 158 Surajpura (Sarweena) ~<::if~T (~RT) 307 173 Singhariya fij'~nf¥lfT 316 135 Taragarh QT<:m19"

    308 138 Soniyana ffif.:rlfFfT 317 127 Tatgarh c!clf~

    309 199 Soona Chodsiya ~FH :q't~~lfT 318 65 Thakarawas oT'fi"(lqT~ "' 310 49 Sowaniya ffiqf;PH 319 24 Theekrana Goojran oT'fi'-FfT ~~"(rif

    311 191 Suhawa ~~rqT 320 36 Theekrana Medratan it 'fi"(FH ltW;ffiif 312 160 Suradiya ~f6lfr 321 88 Thooni Thak ~rrT ~T'fi 313 246 Surajpura ~"(~\T 322 249 Topas c)qT~ ( Kesharpura ) (~~"(T) 323 214 Ultami ~'OJTT 56

    DlSTRICT : 10. AJMER VlLLAGE DIRECTOR it TEHSIL : 3. BEAWAR AMENITIES AND LAND USE

    AMENITIES ~~i8 (If not available within the village, a dash (-) has been shown i~ the.column and ,-, -iRe-village where the facility is available has been-gIven ID the broa~ V> v (~ll1ll if @ ~ ~ t i'it {if ~ if rn (-) (if1fPiT ~ ~ ij1iT ~ ~ ~ ... v... 5- .J:J ~Mifli>'\'~~ ~It;' 6 4:1 ·m ~-! c ~ Communi· Name of Village '-' "0 Day or cation c Days of mrr '!>i "fTll ~- (Bus Stop, i '"c Drinking Post market/ Railway 0 «) i Water & hat, if '0' Educational Medical Station, O'j<- :;~.~ (Potable) Telegraph any !i ~~ f.lf.mrr Water way) U,., iTifi o,,d ~lliT ifT'm/~ li'im: ilf

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    10/3/1 Cl1aura Ni'11ri 125 228(38) ~(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/2 Roopnagar 432 1,447(271) P(I) -(5-10) W PO BS Relmal Kalan 10/3/3 28 Uninhabited ~-~ 10/3/4 Fatehgalh Salla 205 780(148) pel) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/5 Johar Khera 135 399(67) P(I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/3/6 Harrajpura 106 197(36) -(-5) 0(1) W -(-5) -(-5) (Naya Nagar)

    10/3/7 Bhagwanpura 106 165(32) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) (Naya Nagar)

    10/3/8 Deopura 41 Uninhabited ~-mm 10/3/9 Saradhna 269 277(54) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5)

    10/3/10 Gopalpura 98 387(70) P(l) -(-5) W,R -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/11 Rahman Khera 278 220(36) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) BS 10/3/12 Nayasar 112 ':"; HI(21) -(10+) -(10+) w -(10+) BS 10/3/13 Pilalli 75 131(19) -·(-5) -(10+) W -(10+) -(-5) 10/3/14 Sargaon 611 <" J-, 143(l 95) PO) -(10+) W,HP -(10+) -(-5) 10/3/15 Bhawani Khera 110 lQ(4) -(5-10) -(5-10) W -(-5) BS,RS (Naya Nagar) 10/3/16 Peeplaj 1,467 ,---1,746(310) P(3) -(5-10) W,TK PO BS,RS 10/3(17 Oeogarh (Kharba) 468 287{45) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/18 Kharwa 4,477 5,691(884) P(1)M(I)H(I) H(I)HC(1) T,W PO,TO, Phone BS,RS PHC(I)PHS(I) RP(l)D(I) 10/3{19 Kesharpura 493 642(112) P(I) -(-5) w -(-5) BS (Kana Khera) 10/3/20 Kana Khera 1,075 912(165) P(1) -(-5) W PO BS $1 tnlWtftt mr ; 10. ~ 1IA~~1flr~ ~: 3.~

    AVAILABLE LAND USE REMARKS 1flr~ ~ :x~r!~~~ the distance of the nearest place from (Le. area under different types of land use .-.. rangrs viz. -5 km, 5-10 km & lO+km) in hectares rounded to the nearest unit) .... -111'" ~ -5 fifi. ;ft., 5 - 10 fifi. ;ft. ~ 10+ fifi. ;ft. ~ (~ fqf\rn ~T it WI' crr.t 'l-~ ::Iou"' ... 0 .... tJi ~ ~ ~ ~iU ~) ~ it ~ ~It CIifi) .- = ---. .-_00'- It .-;;- .!:'Qu~ f =00 -tIr Name of Village g,.~ :a -5~= ... i : tf'Ooo!"" ~ vnJ !tiT i'fIlI' ::I .!! 01 ~ 1 t Ii §'E'1Ir :-- '0 ~:t... = It' -a~~ I ~~ I:~ I:I'lI:r Staple food ,9 ~. c,w ~ '-' ~I:~«10 ~ VRmI' ~ ~,-,~ ;~ ~ g >'- ~;i"" -,t 3::;''"' a ~ ~J!e; ~ -11.1 ~! =-;Mr ~.Sl::I... ~ ~..- ... i ';:,!:: 0 ....00a~-s: ~ «1<.> «I .... ~ 0 't:: -o~ (.t., ... l:l=tJE 31:l'i, ew~ ~~ z:a~ 11 ..... ~.s I;f u:o - oo(S !],-,~

    11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2

    PR,KR Beawar(6) Barley, Maize 10 23 28 64 N(l)M(l) "T~f f'll{~r

    PR,KR Beawar(8) ED,EAg, Bajra, Maize 73 59 188 112 N(2) ~~ Beawar(lO) 7 13 7 't<'lllT~ 'Ii<;T PR,KR Beawar(5) ED,EAg. Maize, Bajra 54 75 5 71 N(6) .aQlf~ ~~T KR Beawar(7) Maize, Barley 27 60 12 36 ~~ KR Beawar(9) Wheat, Barley 2 39 53 12 ~U~"{T (rnrr iftR)

    KR Beawar(9) Wheat, Barley 32 26 35 13 wm~T ('flIT iftR)

    Beawar(9) 14 27 ~T

    KR Beawar(9) Barley, Wheat 43 49 57 120 Temple of ~HTWH Tajaji

    KR Beawar(ll) EA Wheat, Maize 34 14 43 7 N(2)T(1) ;ft~l PR,KR Beawar(lO) EA Maize, Bajra 62 123 60 33 N(3) ~ifl1Tij ~ PR,KR Beawar(l4) Maize 21 60 25 6 ;WllI'l: KR Beawar(13) Wheat, Barley 18 19 26 12 f'im'fr KR Beawar(ll) Wheat, Barley 120 282 118 91 troTfcr PR,KR Beawar(7) Wheat 20 56 34 'if'IT;ft ~ ('flU illf'()

    PR,KR Beawar(IO) Maize, Bajra 87 151 520 347 362 N(5)T(8) tftqm-:or KR Beawar(19) Maize, Bajra 67 234 155 12 T(I) ~~ (li"{iiIT)

    PR,KR Beawar(16) EA Maize, Wheat 238 878 2,075 345 941 N(l2)C(1)M(3) ~T T(8)

    KR Beawar(17) Maize, Wheat 61 78 4S 309 ~('liTi'fTqr)

    KR Beawar(16) ED Maize, Wheat 101 266 151 557 M(2) 'liHT @"~T ~8

    VILLAGB

    DtsTRICr : 10. AJMER AMENITIBS AND

    AMENITIES coII) 0

    2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

    10/3/21 Lakheena 320 600(112) P(I) -(-5) W,TK -(10+) BS 10/3/22 Ratanpura 62 142(19) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK -(5-10) -(-5) Jhoontha 10/3/23 Fatehpuriya-I 252 308(62) pel) -(-5) W,TK -(5-10) -(-5) 10;3/24 Theckrana Goojran 222 143(23) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK -(5-10) -(-5) 10/3/25 SarmaliYIl 461 965(159) P(l)M(1) --(5-10) W PO BS 10/3/26 Daulatpura Balaiyan 161 137(20) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK PO -(-5) 10/3/27 Rampura Mewatiyan 133 137(21) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) (.Rural)

    10/3/28 Shobhapura 87 4(1) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/29 Mediya 271 193(38) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK,N -(-5) -(-5) (Naya Nagar)

    10/3/30 Makreda 145 380(68) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5)

    10/3/31 Beawar Khas 1,221 2,086(381) P(1)M(1) D(2)PHC(I) W PO BS 10/3/32 Doongar Khera 113 151(27) --(-5) -(-5) W PO BS 10/3/33 Noondri Medratan 457 1,574(319) P(1)M(I) PHC(l) W PO -(-5) 10/3(34 Ratanpllra Sardara 274 776(132) P(2) -(-5) W,HP -(-·5.1 BS 10/3/35 Fatehpuri)'a-n 336 23(5) P(3) -(-5) W -(-5) BS (Rural) 10/3/36 Theekrana Medratan 302 659('123) P(l) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/37 Ramsar Balaiyan 101 192(36) AC(1) -(-5) W -(-5) BS 10/3/38 Bariya Shyama 165 333(69) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/39 Banewari 82 168(34) -(-5) -(10+) W -(5-10) -(-5) 10/3/40 Jaliya-I 331 898(167) P(l) -(5-10) W,C PO BS 10/3/41 Bauiya Jagga 68 295(57) P(l) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/42 Govindpura (Rural) 190 215(24) -(-5) -(-5) W,TW -(-5) --(-5) 10/3/43 Ganeshpura 234 376(78) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) (Naya Nagar Rural) 10/3/44 Naya Nagar (Rural) 94 233(61) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 59

    btREC'i'otty

    LAND USE T.EBsIL : 3. BEA WA~

    AVAILABLE LAND USE REMARKS next to it, the distance of the nearest place from (i.e. area under different types of land use ranges viz. (-5 km, 5-10 km & 10+km) in hectares rounded to the nearest unit) ~ -----''--____----. >..!a ------.. ~~ ... ~ _ ~c0 Cll)Oococ .. _ 0 Name of Village Power o .!! ::: ."", ~ ~ (5 Z" Staple food c:l.c ~ 'g 0.;:: 0) ~ Supply tU,!!._ _ ~ o~ ~ ~r;::: u~~(.)2

    11 12 14 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 2

    KR B('awar(10) Maize, Jowar 61 }02 47 110 KR Beawar(8) Maize, Bajra 15 21 21 5

    KR Beawar(8) Maize, Jowar 54 25 30 143 q;~fW-I KR Beawar(8) Maize, Jowar 20 78 27 97 oT!fi,\Ii'fT l),;;n:Ti'f PR,KR Beawar(9) Wheat, Barley 118 185 93 65 N(2)M(2)T(I) tr<:mft;n:rr PR.KR Beawar(4) ED,EAg. Maize, Barley 18 55 9 79 T(I) <:"Y<'[01;U ifmhR KR Beawar(4) EAg. Maize, Jowar 30 49 37 17 <:!l{~<:t i'tcrfulflif (llnrT~) KR,PR Beawar(l) EAg. Maize, Jowar 29 47 11 l1it~ KR Beawar(3) EAg. Maize, Jowar 63 97 82 29 Temple of ;rrSll'r (

    PR,KR Beawar(4) EA Maize, Jowar 15 66 13 19 ~''l\ iir~r PR,KR Beawar(2) ED,EAg. Maize, Jowar 157 128 102 70 C(1)M(I)T(3) ~;jT ire:<:!T;:r

    KR Beawar(4) Maize, Jowar 98 103 25 48 <:q"~,\T tr<:~m PR,KR Beawar(l) EA Maize, Jowar 83 109 34 lIO q;~il:~f<:1IT -II (vrJfu:[r)

    KR Beawar(4) EAg. Maize, Barley 93 141 37 31 oT'ifi<:RT ire:rnif KR Beawar(5) Wheat, Barley 21 57 9 14 '~.Jil1f,\ or.rT~l(

    KR Beawar(5) Wheat, Barley 31 62 64 8 iii rf¥llT 1111T+rT KR Beawar(lO) Wheat, Barley 28 42 I 11 m~ KR Beawar(7) Wheat, Barley 109 168 8 46 M(l)T(I)

    KR Beawar(5) Wheat, Barley 29 30 6 3 iilTfe-lTr ;;p1fT KR,PR Beawar(3) EAg.,EA Wheat 71 80 15 24 lTTfcr"Grr (mifRtr) PR,KR Beawar(3) EA Wheat 67 75 36 56 ~<:t (;:rlT'~~) KR Beawar(2) EA Wheat, Barley 11 77 4 2 if1lT iflT{ (lITlft~) 60

    VILLAGE

    DISTRICT : 10. AlMER AMENITIES AN~ : ..

    ,~------~ ------_ -- _------AMBNITIES (Unot availilble within the village, a dash (-) bas been shown in tb~ cOlumn and ~ :::J CI - " the villqe where the facili~)' is available baa been given in the broad I'> ~'O a Name of Village 'a- S.8 ... Communj· Day or cation la~ Drinkil1S Post II ... IM BduC!ltional Medical Water & Days of (Bus Stop, so! g"CJ::J (Potable) Telegraph market/hat, R.ailway if any Station. I ~g ... 1.8 Waterway) I 2 3 4 5 6 7 • 9 10

    10/3/45 Shyonathpura 221 502(17) pel) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)

    10{3/46 Bhojpura 135 4S9([00) P(l) -(5-10) W,TK -(-5) -(5-10) 10/3m ~hejarla 74 186(27) -(-5) -(5-10) W,TK -(-5) BS

    10/3/48 Motipurd 76 304(57) -(-5) -(5-10) W,r~ -(-5) BS 10/3/49 Sowaniya 161 284(54) P(I) -(5-10) W.TK -(-5) BS 10/3/50 Ramwas 258 1,112(205) pel) -(5-10) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/51 Durgawas 283 764([35) P(1 )M( I)H( I) -(10+) W,TK PO BS 10/3/52 Khari),a Khera 9D 311(57) -(-5) (-(10+) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/53 Dholadanta-I 251 599(ll3) -(-5) -(10+) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/54 Ramsar Inda 36 6.(1) AC(l) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/55 Pratappura 38 66(15) -(-5) -(-5) W PO -(-5) (Rajiyawas) 10/3/56 Narbad Khera 390 830(136) P(I)M(1) H(l) TK PO BS 10/3/57 Lamba (Rajiyawas) 101 194(16) -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/58 Bhainroo Khera 184 193(33) -(-5) -(10+) W -(-5) -(-5) (Dhola Danta) 10/3/59 Ramkhera Dhanar 137 274(44) P(l) -(-5) W,TK,HP -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/60 Lalpura Dhanar 113 .335(57) -(-5) -(10+) w -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/61 Kali Kankar 99 373(71) pel) -(-5) W,TK,HP -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/62 Himmatpura 57 170(29) -(-5) -(5-10) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/63 Bbainsapa 147 185(33) -(-5) -(5-10) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/64 Rajendra 119 54(11) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/65 Thakarawas 70 50(12) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/66 Bassi (Jawaja) 182 290(69) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK PO -(-5) 10/3/67 Bariya Loornba 190 172(38) -(5-10) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(-5) 10/3/68 Bariya Mota 183 175(29) -(-5) -(5-10) W,TK,R,N -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/3/69 Bariya Ajba 173 1'78,42) -(-5) -(5-10) W,TK,N -(10+) -(5-10) 10/3/70 Bariya Gena 166 277(54) P(I) -(5-10) W,TK,N -(10+) -(5-10) 10/3/71 Bariya Teja 61 59(13) -(-5) -(5-10) W,TK,N -(5-10) -(-5) 10/3/72 See Ii Beri 353 166(34) P(I) -(5-10) W,TK,N -(10+) -(5-10) 10/3/13 Kotra 788 1,812(379) P(2)M(1)~(1) D(I),PHS(l) W,TK,HP,N PO BS FPC(I)CHW(l) 61

    I)1REcrOR~

    LANQ U$E TEHSIL : 3. BEAWAR

    AVAILABLE LAND USB REMARKS next to it, the distance of the nearest place from (i.e. area under different types of land use ranges viz. (-5 km, 5-10 km & 10+km) in hectares rounded to the nearest unit) .A »g - 1:'- t'1 ... tU~S· .. '1';1 OIl:;; 4) cSt=l '1';1 OIJ "'"'... ccf_ ~ Name of Village '1';1 ~~= ~ 4) -5&.,,,, ... c:J Cl),-.. ::c o.!!~ .!3 .... Bo~ 0_ Power .8 ~:a~ e :a:a~ "'0 9._ Q .., ~o:sg8 Staple food t; ·c ~ ~ t:I.o '" Supply !l), • _ 0_ ~.E'fi c:s~.2: 8;;.-.... = lilieS"" .. - 0 .a to 4).- ...... 4)~"'d e '1: 'a ~ g::l'l';l -5~~~~t=l t:I=- ... "'-~ =_._ ...

    11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2

    KR Beawar(4) Maze, Jowar 43 134 15 29 Temple of ~ll'tifT~~r Deviji

    KR Beawar(6) Wheat, Barley 28 60 46 M(l) \l~U KR Beawar(7) Wheat, Barley 7 11 40 15 ~;;r¥fT KR Beawar(7) Wheat, Barley 34 31 11 llTCfT~U KR Beawar(7) Wheat, Barley 14 26 60 30 31 ij"Torf;p:rT

    KR Beawar(8) Wheat, Maize 77 84 43 54 ~rllorHf PR,KR Beawar(ll) ED,EO Maize, Bajra 61 117 50 55 N(l)M(1} ~1flqI~ KR Beawar(10) Wheat, Maize 40 35 15 1SfTf~lIT ~~T KR Beawar(12) Wheat, Maize 86 73 40 52 CTT

    PR,KR Beawar(S) ED,EAg. Wheat, Barley 47 195 23 125 N(2)M(I) ;n~~, KR Beawar(9) Wheat, Barley 26 44 15 16 <,£p:;;n (<:rf:;pnorHf) PR,KR Beawar(12) Wheat, Maize 27 67 61 29 ..,.~. ~r (ClT<1T ~tar)

    KR Beawar(l6) Wheat. Barley 15 40 2 80 <:Tl:r~ ClifT<:

    KR Beawar(12) Wheat, Maize 53 4 43 13 <'£r<,£~<:T ClifT<: KR Beawar(13) Maize, Wheat 43 35 1 20 <{iT"ft !fit~ KR Beawar(lO) Wheat, Barley 17 21 10 9 f~~T KR Beawar(IO) Wheat, Barley 9 53 32 53 ""'~H'lr KR Beawar(12) Wheat, Barley 2 20 1 96 ~

    KR Beawar(IO) Wheat, Barley 12 17 15 26 or~f1mT KR Beawar(14) Wheat, Barley 37 23 42 80 iffilr (~r) KR Beawar(16) Wheat, Barley 8 2 10 170 ~lIT~ KR Beawar(2S) Maize, Wheat 13 21 29 120

    D1STRICT : 10. AjMER AMENITIES AND

    AMENITIES ci ~ (If not available within the village, a dash (-) bas be~n shown in the column and Z :! c the village where the facility is available bas been given in the broad 0 .~ ·2'0 '(1-;;- .!3 .. Name of Village ::1,8

    1 2 3 4 5 6 , 8 9 10

    10/3r74 Rampura Dooda 129 346(70) P(l) -(-5) W -(-5) BS 10/3/75 Gazipura 51 d('i) -(-5) -(10+) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/76 Kishanpura 107 49/,96) pel) -(5-10) W,TK PO BS (Kall Kankar) 10/3/77 Amarpura 175 241(49) -(-5) -(5-10) W,TK,HP -(-5) -(-5) (Kali Kankar) 10/3/78 Khera Dand 156 253(52) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK,HP -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/79 Boonti Salar 22 Uninhabited q"{ ·JH"r( 10/3/80 Karlan 362 390(87) P(l) -(10+) W -(-5) BS 10/3/81 Naharpura 152 406(77) P(l) -(10+) W,TK PO BS 10/3/82 Rajpura Bochan 60 11 1(20) -(-5j -(10+> W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/83 Kharla Kbera 108 227(41) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/84 Rohida Khera 176 406(82) pel) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/85 Dhola Danta-II 103 150(28) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) BS 10/3/86 Dhawli 58 7«14) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) BS 10/3/87 Kabra 515 1,540(329) P(3)M(I)H(l) -(-5) W,TK PO BS 0(1) 10/3/88 Thooni Thak 302 325(68) P(I) -(5-10) W,TK,HP -(-5) BS 10/3/89 Biyan Khera 229 252(47) -(-5) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) BS 10/3{90 Nai Kalan 1,056 955(188) P(I) -(5-10) W,TK,N PO -(5-10) 10/3/91 Khera Neemri 740 353(63) P(1) -(5-10) W,TK,HP,N -(-5) -(5-10) 10/3/92 Nai Khurd 577 404(87) -(-5) -(5-10) W,TK,N -(-5) -(5-10) 10/3/93 Kalan Khera 52 P(4) -(-5) -(5-10) W,N -(-5) -(5-10) 10/3/94 Baral (Jawaja) 406 159(25} -(-5) -(-5) W,TK,N -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/95 Punera 600 345(69) P(1) -(5-10) W,TK -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/3/96 Roopana 111 254(48) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/97 Chiliyabar 673 465(87) pel) -(-5) W,TK,HP,N -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/98 Kishanpura 65 179(38) -(-5) -(-5) W PO -(-5) (Dewata) 10/3/99 Kalat Khera 205 206(40) -(-5) 0(1) W -(-5) -(-5)

    10/3/100 Bhagwanpura 167 246(57) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) (Jawaja) 63

    DWct'ORY LAND USE TEHSIL : 3. BEA WAR

    AVAILABLE LAND USE REMARKS DC"t to it, the distance of tho nearest place from (i.e. area under different types of land use ranges viz. (-5 Jan, 5-10 kin &; 10+km) in hectares rounded to the nearest unit) rr ------~ r------~------~~.g",!!!I ... i - o -'SO :2_ 0 Name of Village .-c... 50'" Power "00 ..... utj Supply Staple food

    ]~~~j._, o..cI CIS .....

    II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2

    KR Beawartl6) Maize, Wheat 21 68 21 19 r'll~rT ~ KR Beawar(ll) Wheat, Barley 3 13 26 9 lfI;;r~rT PR,KR Beawar(IO) Wheat, Barley 50 24 13 20 f'l>lIT "2;<:1 ('IiT,oft 'fif'li1:)

    KR Beawar(14) Maize, Wheat 24 69 37 45

    KR Beawar(15) Maize, Wheat 28 59 33 36 ~l~s Beawar(15) 17 4 '!·tr ~r<'l'~ KR Beawar(J5) Wheat, Barley 31 101 28 202 'Ii1:<'I'T

    PR,KR Beawar(l8) Barley, Wheat 25 52 32 43 'fT~~ij;U KR Beawar(15) Maize, Bajra 7 16 8 29 rT~T atl'ifl'if KR Beawar(19) Mai7e, Wheat 25 40 28 15 ~<'I'l~~ KR Beawar(18) Maize, Wheat 57 66 2 51 fr~~~ KR Beawar(18) Maize, Wheat 19 37 24 23 w<'I'lmH-II KR Beawar(19) Maize 8 22 6 22 m!l'<'I'T PR,KR Beawar(21) ED,EO : Maize, Wheat 103 195 104 113 N(5)M(1) IfiT!l'<:T

    KR Beawar(19) Maize, Wheat 25 181 46 50 ,!ifT m1fi KR Beawar(22) Maize, Wheat 9 51 25 144 N(I) fiflff ~T KR Beawar(27) Maize, Bajra 70 103 228 654 'fit

    KR Beawar(26) Maize, Jowar 14 17 20 60 ~r KR Beawar(22) Maize, Bajra 58 76 28 510 f'qfutrril'~ KR,PR Beawar(19) Maize, Wheat 17 9 34 5 f'fillT'f~U (~~T)

    PR,KR Beawar(20) Maize, Wheat 24 32 83 66 Temple of Mataji KR Beawar(25) EAg. Maize, Jowar 16 17 52 31 51 64

    vtLLAGI!'

    DisTRtCT : 10. AJMER AMENITIES AND

    AMENITIES 0 ~ (If not available within the village, a dash (-) has been shown in the column and Z ~ CI the village where the facility is available has been given in the broad .~ 0 ... .. ~~~---- '& '- __ ;0 r-- U Name of Village 0 ... .!!tfl) Communi- .e :I .0 '0 Day or cation CI "

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    10/3/101 Jawaja 524 1,870(366) P(I)H(I)M(I) H(I)PHC(1) T,W,TK,HP PTO,Phone BS PUC(l) FPC(I)CHW(I)

    10/3/102 Jaliya II Bas Lala 67 ~~ 1I j) -(-5) -(-S) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/103 J .. Jiya II Bas Roopa 183 346(77) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)

    10/3/104 Bariya Dhau 222 438(92) -(-5) -(-5) W.TK -(-5) -~-5) (lawaja) 10/3/105 Jaliya II Bas Peetha 307 388(71) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK -(·-5) -(-5) 10/3/106 Surajpura 211 742(175) P(I) PHS(I)RP(I) W.TK -(-5) BS (Sarveena) 10/3/107 Jaliya-ll Bas Durga 167 237(45) -(-5) -(-5) W -(5-10) -(-5) 10/3/108 Rawalmal 199 582(142) P(I)M(I) -(-5) W,TK,HP PO -(-5) 10/3/109 Lasani 363 352(86) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/110 Naya Khera 230 526(112) pel) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/111 Dadola 873 1,374(273) P(3) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)

    10/3/112 Amarpura 156 2~1(51) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) BS (Khera Kalan) 10/3/113 Khodmal 422 844(195) P(I)M(I) -(IO-f-) W PO -(-5) 10/3/114 CharpaJan 1,226 749(154) P(l) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/3/115 Bamanhera 537 h>779(l83) P(I) -(-5) W,TK PO -(-5) 10/3/116 Dewal Fatehpur 610 772(143) pel) -(5-10) W,TK PO -(5-10) 10/3/117 Baghmal 608 1,248(240) P(Z) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/118 Deolatan 173 124(25) -(-5) -(-5) W -(10+) -(-5) 10/3/119 Asan (Khera Kalan) 64 255(51) P(l)M(l) -(-5) W PO -(-5) 10/3/120 Ganeshpura 135 259(51) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) (Satoo Khera) 10/3/121 Satoo Khera 273 601(124) P(2) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/122 Barakhan 177 659(132) P(l)M(I)H(l) 0(1) W,HP PO BS 10/3/123 Gogela 122 284(37) P(l) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/124 Dholadanta 121 246(54) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) (Barakhan) 10/3/125 Rodiyana 163 317(70) P(l) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-') 10/3/126 Mediya Khera Kalan 941 1,024(205) P(2) -(5-10) W,N -(5-10) -(5-10) 65

    OtiU:ctORY

    LAND USB tmISIL : 3. B~A WAR

    AVAILABLE LAND USE REMARKS next to it, the distance of the nearest place from (i.e. area under different types of land use ranges viz. (-5 kID, 5-10 kID & 10+km) in hectares rounded to the nearest unit)

    11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2

    PR,KR Beawar(24) EA Maize, Jowar 108 137 58 77 144 N(30)M(8)T(2) ;;rCfPlT C(4)

    KR Beawar(26) Maize, Wheat 14 11 14 28 ;;nfOfllT II mr tm'IT KR Beawar(26) Maize, Wheat 32 21 84 46 ;;nf<;rlfl II -mr ~, KR Beawar(26) Maize, Wheat 38 76 46 62 ~ ~ (;;rqr;;n)

    KR Beawar(27) Maize, Wheat 12 45 76 174 ;;nfOfllT II ~Hf cfP.n PR,KR Beawar(28) ED,EO Maize, Wheat 43 52 85 31 N(5)M(2)T(l) ~<:~lT (~'T..,)

    KR Beawar(28) Maize, Wheat 22 13 111 21 ;;rffirtrr II mr ~ KR Beawar(30) Wheat, Maize 69 50 21 5 54 N(I)M(I) <:Tqa-lfT<'f KR Beawar(30) Wheat, Barley 42 82 33 206 ~ KR Beawar(33) Maize 31 20 44 135 ~lfT ~ PR,KR Beawar(33) Maize, Wheat 54 59 161 599 <(TOO KR Beawar(45) Maize, Wheat 18 19 34 85 ~(~~m)

    KR Beawar(45) Maize, Wheat 42 70 76 234 N(3)M(I) lJnlfT<'f KR Beawar(48) Maize, Wheat 35 33 109 1,049 :;n:omt

    KR Beawar(46) Wheat, Barley 65 75 205 191 iilT1FIW KR Beawar(53) Wheat, Barley 62 56 106 386 m~ KR Beawar(62) Maize 45 135 134 294 iifT1;f1fT<;

    KR Beawar(72) Maize, Wheat 18 32 24 99 ~

    KR Beawar(60) Wheat, Barley 34 52 78 109 N(I)M(I) m;x~T PR,KR Beawar(58) Maize, Wheat 36 24 64 53 N(S) iifUlR KR Beawar(59) Maize, Wheat 16 28 55 23 ~ KR Beawar(59) Maize, Wheat 5 18 55 43 m<'fT<{ta-r (iifUlifit)

    KR Beawar(60) Maize, Wheat 15 3 85 60 lTf.. lfT'I1

    KR Beawar(75) Maize, Rice 33 73 236 599 i'tf6llT iitY-T 'liiift 66

    VILLAGE

    DIStRICT: 10. AlMER AMENITIES AND

    AMENITIES ::) ~ (If not availab~ witltin the village, a dash (-) has been shown in the column and Z ~ = the village where the facility is available has ~n given in the broad 0 .> -0 ~'G 0 'O~ ~ .... U Name of Village Communi. die aU'".c-o cation Drinking Post Day or = Q,o~o ..c Days of (Bus Stop, .sa ~~ Educational Medical Water & ri -;J C;CI~ (Potable) Telegraph market/hat, Railway C> 0= '-1o :I0 if any Station, ..J E-<~ ~ ..c Water way)

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    10/3/127 Tatgarh 3,390 6,231(1,213) P(J()M(2)H(I) H(I)D(I)MH(l) T,W,TK,HP,N PTO,Phone BS PUC(I) FPQl) 10/3/128 Negadiya 248 431(100) P(l} -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/129 Ranata 606 623(137) P(I)M(I) -(-5) W -(10+) BS Bhagwanpura 10/3/130 Banjari 881 l,2HJ(24S) P(I) -(-5) W,TK,N PO BS 10/3/131 Baia Charat 470 65S(141) P(I) -(5-JO) W,TK,N PO BS 10/3/132 Pairi 619 812(162) P(I)M(I) -(5-10) W,TK,N PO -(5-10) 10/3/133 Mewasa 250 241(55) -(--5) -(-5) W.TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/134 Khera Kalan 1,401 2,647(504) P(2)M(I) -(-5) W,HP PO BS 10/3/135 Taragarh 270 197(38) P(I)M(I) PHS(I) W PO BS 10/3/136 Rudhana 647 707(152) P(l) -(5~10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/3/137 Khera Danti 274 684(145) P(I) -(-.5) W -(-5) BS 10/3/138 Soniyana 611 843(180) P(I) -(.5-10) W Po -(-5) 10/3/139 Lotiyana 344 1,247(261) P(l)M(I)H(I) -(-5) W PTO -(-5) 10/3/140 Bihar Ratanpura 644 69W30) P(I) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) 10/3/141 Bhainroo Khera 262 254(53) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(10+) (Bar Kocharan) 10/3/142 Bar Kochran 839 1,225(280) P(I)M(I) PHS(l) W PO -(5-10) 10/3/143 Bbooriya Khera 340 515(112) pel) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) Khurd 10/3/144 Banar Khera 29 110(17) -(-5) -(-5) W -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/3/145 Bhooriya Khera 145 448(92) -(-.5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) Kalan 10/3/146 Jagpura 107 189(41} -(-.5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10;3/147 Malpura (Dewata) 79 135(27) -(-5) -(~SJ W PO -(-5) 10/3/148 Hathan Khera 177 171(42) -(-5) -(-.5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/149 Allakar 314 519(113) P(l)M(I)H(I) -(-5) W PO -(-5) C(2)PUC(1) 10/3/150 Shiv Nagri 310 486(107) -(-.5) -(-5) W PO -(5-10) 10(3/151 Deokhera 291 624(116) P(I)M(I) PHS(I) W.tK PO -(-5) 67

    DiREcToRY LAND USB tEHSIL : 3. BEAWAR

    AVAILABLE LAND USB REMARKS next to it, the distance of the nearest place from (i.e. area under different types of land use ,n ranges viz. (-5 km, 5-10 km & lO+km) in hectares rounded to the nearest unit) >,0::J _ I:l'_ os ----- ,-. ... ttI'~(5.~ ] 00'0 2 eo '"'4).. ,£t: Ill) a:; Ill) Name of Village '&:4) '0 -CCl .c c: > Cl"'- 0 Ob(, ... c v .-.. '0 gt._ os as ._ ... 0 15 oS~ ._'- 11'0"'" os", Power "'C 0._ Il)~ 0_ ~osg8 Staple food ';;; .9 .t; -g-; ~4)-gll;o =:c~ Supply 4) ...... -0 ~~.:: ..etU~CU~ t~ :;~:l..14 .!::(j 0 G)'_ ..... u u .... .c (l) .... .~ '3~g='O ... as- 0 t:: r:iCl= «>::J ~B ~B:a~ I'- ... Ov~ U ~vg&~ as O ~~:2 ~.9

    11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2

    PR.KR Beawar(70) EA Maize, Rice 226 274 690 2,200 N(43)C(2)M(4) eT~ Mahadaveji KR Beawar(59) Maize, Wheat 14 26 60 148 ;:rlTnll'r

    PR,KR Beawar(65) Maize, Barley 42 91 40 57 376 "ilT(rr 'q'1T~iJ~r

    KR Beawar(53) Maize, Rice 94 59 165 563 ;f;;rrU PR,KR Beawar(54) Wheat, !v~aize 37 29 72 332 srrm 'f['{e KR Beawar(54) Maize, Rice 57 47 98 417 rmt'?f KR Beawar(53) Maize, Rice 23 36 19 172 itcmrr PR.KR Beawar(48) Maize, Wheat 203 222 278 698 N(3) ~m

    PR,KR Beawar(33) Maize, Barley 37 38 9 186 N(l) aHr~

    KR Beawar(36) Maize, Wheat 37 48 158 404 ~T;rT

    PR,KR Beawar(30) Maize, Wheat 52 62 45 115 N(l) ~~rn) KR Beawar(35) Maize, Wheat 45 42 35 489 ~)fifll'FIT KR Beawar(30) ED,EO Wheat, Maize 74 49 72 149 N(2) <;")R:lI'r;rr KR Beawar(28) Wheat, Maize 44 76 34 490 for~n: Ufil'!U KR Beawar(33) Maize, Jowar 50 25 53 134 ~\<'. ~ (or, ~~t)

    KR Beawar(32) Wheat, Maize 112 30 211 486

    KR Beawar(28) Maize, Wheat 9 10 6 4

    12 30 29 KR Beawar(14) Wheat, Maize 16 20 ~ KR Beawar(14) lowar, Bajra 14 24 30 11 lfl\>j~~r (m) KR Beawar(14) Maize, Wheat 14 21 53 89 M(6) ~'{T;f ~

    KR Beawar(16) Maize, Jowar 19 49 46 200 Wl'T~

    KR Beawar(24) Wheat, Maize 67 40 122 81 fWq'I'ITU KR Beawar(22) Maize, Wheat 39 10 103 139 An old Temple ~li?T of Shiv and Deviji 68

    VILLAGB

    Dt~tRICT : 10. AJMBR AMENITIES AND

    AMBNITIES' ci ~ (If PQt a'lliliJ3b~ wj~~n tbe village, a dasb (-) has been shown in the column and Z ~ Cl ~ viijaie where the facility is available has been given in the broad ~ 'S; .9~ "0 ~Q 8 Name of Village -0 .. -'il;U'l Communi. g .,2 8,..0 "0 ltl Drinking Post Day or cation ,~ e",tl aSCi Educational Medical Days of (Bus Stop, _IU _ii Water & market/hat, Railway -g SoC """0 ~ (Potable) Telegraph if any ,.;j ~c:lO Station. ~g • .c Waterway)

    I 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

    10/3/152 Kala Dara 80 194(41) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/153 Sangarwas 477 659(130) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)

    10/3/154 Kanpura (Dewata) 142 86(17) AC(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5)

    10/3/155 Dewata 157 3~6(66) P(I)M(I) -(-5) W PO BS

    10/3/156 Bhambipura 82 142(32) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)

    10/3/157 Bariya Naga 176 ,fl1l~78) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) BS 10/3/158 Surajpura 123 1,95(35) -f-5) -(5-10) W.TK -(-5) -(-5) (Sarweena) 10/3/159 Jaitgarh (Bamaniya) 377 608(131) P(I) -(10+) W PO -(-5) 10/3/160 Suradiya 622 1,052(221) P(I) -(-5) W,HP PO -(-5) 10/3/161 Sarveena 319 469(114) P(I) -(-5) W,TK,HP PO BS 10/3/162 Kalinjar 771 1,398(297) P(I)M(I) -(-5) W PO BS

    10/3/163 Shahpura Kalinjar 427 956(199) P(I)M(I)H(I) -(-5) W.HP PO BS

    10/3/1f4 Balai Khera 181 205(44) P(l) -(5-10) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/165 Rayta Khera 384 627(109) P(I) -(10+) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/166 Rajiyawas 592 1,831(344) P(2)M(1)H(I) PHS(I) W PTO BS 10/3/167 Sanwa 98 253(46) P(l) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) BS 10/3/168 Gohana 655 1,254(263) P(I)M(l) -(-5) W,TK,HP PO -(-5) 10/3/169 Ateetmand 638 1,129(261) P(I) -(5-10) W,TK PO -(5-10) 10/3/170 Ramsar MohalJa 108 106(18) AC(l) -(10+) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/171 Mandera 201 455(102) P(l) -(-5) W,TK,HP -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/172 Jetpura 68 163(35) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/3/173 Singhariya 234 672(122) pel) -(5-10) W,TK PO -(-5) 10/3/174 Kesharpura (Parsa) 154 307(57) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) BS 10/3/175 Noondri Maldeo 408 839(155) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) (Rural) 10/3/176 Rampura 195 254(49) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK,HP -(-5) -(-5) (Gunda-Ka-Bala) 69

    DIRECtORY

    LAND USE TEHSIL : 3. BEAWAR

    ) A V AILAB·LE LAND USB REMARKS next to it, the distance of the nearest place from (i.e. area under different types of land use ranges viz. (-5 km, 5-10 km & 10+km) in hectares rounded to the nearest unit)

    Name of Village Power Supply Staple food

    11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2

    KR Beawar(22) Gojra, Maize 6 10 2 62 'film ~¥T KR Beawar(24) Gojra, Maize 62 25 59 331 Place of Ram ~tlT~

    PR,KR Beawar(l9) Maize, Wheat 16 12 18 36 m'ift,!~T PR,KR Beawar(18) Maize, Wheat 6 60 32 78

    KR Beawar(20) Wheat, Barley 38 50 77 212 ~~ (

    PR,KR Beawar(16) Wheat, Maize 85 116 76 150 N(I)C(2)M(3) !1TT~'!U 'liTf~;;r'{ T(50)

    KR Beawar(18) Wheat, Barley 31 31 11 108 <[<'ITt ~¥T KR Beawar(17) Wheat, Barley 48 107 123 106 T(l) ,:rlTi'H ~~T PR,KR Beawar(ll) ED,EAg. Maize, Barley 102 231 94 165 N(4)M(2)T(I) ~Tf;;f1.:rTqm PR,KR Beawar(10) Maize, Bajra 15 34 3 46 'I 'f'iT KR . Beawar(10) Maize. Bajra 142 76 199 69 169 M(l) q)~'fl KR Beawar(8) Wheat. Barley 67 144 61 366 3;JCfTffl11ls KR Beawar(10) Wheat, Barley 10 16 8 74 ~Tmn: If)~ KR Beawar(9) Wheat, Barley 28 51 29 93 lft~ KR Beawar(7) Wheat, Barley 15 24 13 16 ~ill~T KR Beawar(6) Wheat, Barley 49 71 79 35 M(l) f~'9Tf~ PR,KR Beawar(4) Wheat, Barley 23 64 34 33 it~u (on:~T) KR Beawar(3) EAg.,EA Wheat 82 196 126 4 N(3)M(1)T(I) 1..;:a-rmm (~flft~)

    KR Beawar(7) EAg. Wheat, Barley 34 64 4 93 U~

    VILLAGe

    DISTRICT: 10. AJMER AMENITIES AND

    AMBNlTIBS ci (Ifnot available within the village, a dash (-) has been shown in the column and :z ...j a the vi1lqo where the facility is available bas been siven in the broad II' ~'O Name of Vill.eo .!Ij'" Communi- ! :JQ,a- '" Day or cation J 8.i1.8 Bducatlonal Medical DriDkin. Post Days or (Bus Stbp. - 31 Water & market/hat, Railway ] U J! '" :J (Potable) Telesrapb iran1 Station, ~g ~m.8 Waterway) ., I Z 3 4 5 • 9 10

    10/3/177 Bhawani Khera 86 380(11) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK,HP -(-5) -(-5) (Kaliyawas) 10/3/178 Bayla 349 7. 7( 165) pel) -(5-]0) W,TK,S PO BS 10/3/179 Kaliyawas 79 152(36) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(-5) 10(3/180 Ramgarh Jhoontha 86 286(53) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(-5) 10/3/181 Malpura (Kaliyawas) 282 706( 122) p(l) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/182 Kushalpura 165 247(61) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(-5) (Malpura) 10/3/183 Semla 134 65(12) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(-5) 10/3/184 Sharkala 228 349(61) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/3/185 Roopaheli 114 389(69) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/3/186 Balar (Rural) 719 1,243(221) P(l) -(5-10) W,TK PO -(5-10) 10/3/187 Garhi Thoriyan 570 889(171) pel) -(-5) W PO -(-5) (Rural) 10/3/188 Senspura 205 244(46) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/3/189 Delwara (Rural) 675 1,337(245) P(l)M(l) PHS(l) W,TK.HP PO BS

    10/3/190 Mandawas 196 456(84) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK,HP -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/191 Suhawa 506 866(162) P(l) -(-5) W,TK PO BS 10/3/192 Araji Guwardi 34 Uninbabited ~-morr~ 10{3/193 Khirni Khera 220 391(76) pel) -(-5) W -<.10+) Bs 10/3/194 Bariya Bhau 125 20l(29) -(-5) -(-5) W -(lO-H BS (Shyamgarh) 10/3/195 Lasani-I 265 388(69) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/3/196 Lasadiya 438 896(180) P(I) -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) 10/3/197 Andhi Deori 425 724(119) P(l)M(l) PHS(l) W,TK,O PO BS 10/3/198 Pakhariyawas 357 595(118) P(1) -(-5) W -(10+) BS 10/3/199 Soona Chodsiya 67 Uninhabited ~-um~ 10/3/200 Rampura Gaina 122 175(29) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) BS 10/3/201 Sarkana 140 115(18) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5.) 10/3/202 Moondoti 329 218(33) -(-5) -(-5) W,O -(-5) -(-5) 11

    DiREctORY LAND USE TBHSIL : 3. BEAWAR

    AVAILABLB LAND USB REMARKS next to it, the distance of the nearest place from (i.e. area under different types of land use .,; ranges viz. (-5 km, 5-10 km &. 10+km) in hectares rounded to the nearest unit) >'0:s _ c·- 5 '0 ,...... "'~ti·- CIJ:;; .!! 110 c2 a CC2_ ~ Name of Village ~c:c:I .0 r::; '"U '5, _'80,.... '0 ",._ =Q~ :; rI:I 0 ="'0 °Clj-:;;uB uEl:",,, ·c c:lC- c_._ ~c:a Zg~·.:;:, <>:::1"'- ~Q..d ;::,.;g u ~ggt§ .. ",0 as._

    11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2

    KR Beawar(7) Wheat, Gram 10 18 58 M(l) 'l1ift'fT iir~ ('Illf<'I

    KR Beawar(8) Maize, Bajra 7 17 15 95 ij-11~r KR Beawar(7) Maize, Jowar 32 45 20 131 'l1<:'Iilffi KR Beawar(8) Maize, Jowar 15 39 13 47 ~$IT KR Beawar(6) ED,EAg. Maize, Jowar 49 32 343 173 122 N(8)M(2)

    KR Beawar(5) Maize, Jowar 10 82 32 81 N(I) ~tr2:(f KR Beawar(5) ED,EAg. Maize, Wheat 129 262 89 195 M(1)T(5} ~W

    KR Beawar(7) Maize, Barley 43 49 27 77 lft~'fm

    PR,KR Beawar(10) Maize, Jowar 72 174 130 130 M(l) ~~T'IT Beawar(10) 13 16 5 m(f>:;fr ~'I'n:tT KR Beawar(10) Maize, Jowar 35 66 116 3 f1Sf(~T ~~ KR Beawar(lO) Barley, Maize, 16 25 80 4

    KR Beawar(9) Maize, Jowar 27 101 9 128 N(t) mttm-I PR Beawar(6) Maize, Bajra 80 195 75 188 ~!Jrf;slfT PR,KR Beawar(7} Jowar, Maize 42 89 39 255 N(2) W

    VILLAtE

    DISTRlcr : 10. AlMER AMENITIES AND

    AMENITIES ttl c5 bO (If not available within tbe village, a dash (-) has been shown in the. column and Z ~.;; Q the village where the facility is available has been given 10 the broad 0 "Q ~~ 0 'O~ 01 .... Communi. U Name of Village OIU 0 .... "311~ Day or cation c ... 01 g.SC5 Drinking Post .g Q,::s.a Days of (Bus Stop, _U"'0 water & 'iU -C2~ Educational Medical market/hat, Railway :.> S.a S-o ::s (Potable) Telegraph 0 00 if any Station, ,_J ""':.::.. ~oo",.a Waterway)

    2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

    10/3/203 Jhank 2,748 4,5-55(850) AC(I)P(2)M(I) -(-5) W,TK PO -(-5) H(I) 10/3/204 Shivpura Ghata 203 4c\3178) P(I)M(I) 0(1) W,TK PO -(-5) 10/3/205 Bariya Meda 156 316(62) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) BS 10/3/206 R:ltanpura Ghata 68 270(53) P(l) -(5-10) W,TK -(-5) BS 10/3/207 Roopaheli Khurd 225 103(21) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/208 Reechhmal 228 63(13) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/209 Amarpura (Akrol) 328 402(70) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/210 Roopaheli Kalan 48 242(43) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) BS 10/3/211 Jeewana 823 1,155(211) P(l) -(5-10) W.TK PO BS 10/3/212 Kanpura 475 567(105) AC(I)P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) (Daulatpura)

    10;31213 Renpura 213 ~06(38) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/214 Uttami 730 717(132) P(l) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/215 Loolwa 1,691 3,339(668) P(4)M(I) -(10+) W PO -(5-10) 10/3/216 Chorasiya 484 635(112) P(I) -(5-10) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/217 Kheempura 530 961(188) P(I)M(I) -(5-10) W,TK,N -(5-10) BS 10/3/218 Koompura 198 159(34) --(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) BS 10/3/219 Shyamgarh 2,227 3,064(534) P(I) PHS(I) W.TK PO -(-5) 10/3/220 Karwai 173 187(31) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) 10j3j221 Guwardi 108 309(52) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) BS 10)3)222 Kheta Khera 87 " "177(41) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) BS 10/3/223 Harrajpura 1,228 1,161(190) P(I) -(-5) W,TK PO -(-5) 10j3)224 Sarniya 706 455(81) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) BS 10j3/225 Kashipura 535 ~73(55) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(10+> 10/3/226 Kirap 2,051 2,084(317) P(l)M(l)AC(l) H(l)D(l)PHS(l) W.TK PO BS 10/3/227 Ratangarh 412 181(28) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/228 Moyana 858 800(148) pel) CHW(l) W.TK PO -(-5) 10/3)229 Bhainroo Khera 224 375(56) -(-5) -(-5) W.TK PO -(-5) 10/3/230 Manpura 310 616(117) pel) -(-5) W,TK PO BS 10/3/231 Gurha 239 187(33) -(-5) -(5-10) W,TK.N -(-5) BS 10/3/232 Rampura 291 629(93) P(I)AC(l) -(5-10) W.TK,S,N PO BS otREcTOlt\' LAND USB tEHSIL : 3. BgA WAR

    AVAILABLE LAND USE REMARKS Dext to it, the distance of the Dearest place from (i.e. area under different types of land use nnses viz. (-5 km. 5-10 km & lO+km) in hectares rounded to the nearest unit) ;------~ r------~------__ .o:i!5~.2 .!- ~ ... -o Nanle of Village ·-c...Bo~ Power "0 0._ Q) i Supply Staple food -5 8g~ ~ .E,!·!! ~R ._,c..Q ~.-

    II 12 13 14 15 16 11 18 19 20 2

    KR Beawar(12) Maize, Wheat 241 401 270 1,836 M(2)

    KR Beawar(13) Maize, Barley 22 36 23 122 f~~r !lTer PR,KR Beawar(14) Maize, Barley 17 18 37 84 .nf9l1T it~r

    PR,KR Beawar(16) Maize, Barley 30 8 13 17 ~i'l~U ~er KR Beawar(l8) Maize, Barley 23 65 62 . 75 ~qT~<'tr ~ KR Beawar(22) Maize, Barley 10 47 101 70 ~r~T~ KR Beawar(22) Barley, Wheat 46 148 68 66 q~r (m

    KR Beawar(28) Maize, Gojra 38 109 184 144 'lil~,:r (lIRl~~r)

    KR Beawar(26) Maize, Gojra 10 22 167 14 't.l2:U KR Beawart24) Maize, Wheat 49 156 87 438 ~r

    KR Beawar(21) EAg.,EO Maize, Wheat 170 275 283 963 N(I) ~qr KR Beawar(18) Maize, Bajra 57 62 114 251 'ifl"9f«lIT PR,KR Beawar(15) EAg.,EO Maize, Jowar 56 84 60 330 ~2:~r

    PR,KR Beawar(16) Maize, Jowar 15 57 10 116 "I~r KR Beawar(14) EAg.,EA Maize, Wheat 372 528 220 1,107 11lIT11l!

    KR Beawar(26) ED Wheat, Barley 620 201 148 55 204 N(l) ~~<:r~u PR,KR Beawar(20) Maize, Wheat 35 56 10 605 M(l) «Hf'fllT KR Beawar(25) Maize, Wheat 28 70 21 416 'liTWT~r KR Beawar(31) EO Maize, Bajra 601 106 515 426 403 N(2)T(1) f~T'i

    KR Beawar(24) Maize, Wheat 243 17 35 27 90 ~i'l'f~ KR Beawar(25) Maize, Wheat 87 127 56 588 I1T!Rr KR Beawar(26) Maize, Barley 43 73 22 86 ..r~' ~r

    PR,KR Beawar(30) ED,EAg. Wheat, Barley 51 134 60 65 I1T~<:T 50 PR,KR Beawar(29) Wheat, Maize 21 104 64 ~<9T

    PR,KR Beawar(27) EO Wheat, Barley 68 96 24 103 ~TI12:<:T '4 Vtt.UG. Dlstldct : 10. AlMER AMENITIES AND

    AMENITIES 0 & (If not available within the village, a dash (-) has been shown in the column and Z .!! the village where the facility is available bas been given in the broad 0 ~ = __._-- ." ~'O _ 0 U Name of Village '0..- Jlt", Communi· Day or catiQn 0 1.0."90 Drinking Post = ::f,c Medica) Days of (Bus Stop, .~ ~i Educational &: _" dOl) Water Railway ... '3 (Potable) Telegraph market/hat 0 0'" ~ if any Station, ,_J ~~ flI4~ f-olil.8 Water way)

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    10/3/233 Sabalpura 261 197(3-2) -(-5) -(5-10) W,TK -(5-10) -(-5} 10/3/234 Landi 222 28'1(43) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) BS 10/3/235 Bachpari 184 189(17) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/236 Chak Masooda 31 6(1) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/237 Bassi (Masooda) 279 598(114) Pel) -(-5) W,TK PO -(-5)

    10/3j238 Bhawani Khera 155 3~5(58) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) BS (Masooda) 10/3/239 Dhola Danta 183 667(125) P(I) -(5-10) W,L PO BS 10/3/240 Ragpura 615 910(170) P(I) -(5-10) W,TK -(5-10) -(-5) 10/3/241 Kankar Nadi 98 Uninhabited iT'Nrr;m 10/3/242 Pratappura 2 252 135(~7) Pel) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/243 Devipura 193 108(24) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5)

    10/3/244 Indrapura 146 74(14) -(-5) -(~S) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/245 Kesharpura 189 209(45) -(-5) -(-'--5) T -(-5) -(-5) (Surajpura) 10/3/246 Surajpura 336 560(97) P(l) -(-5) W -(-5) BS t Kesharpura) 10/3/247 Dau!atpura 511 848(187) P(l) -(-5) W PO BS (Kesharpura) 10/3/248 Pratappura 1 225 283(55) P(I) -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/249 Topas 47 144(35) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/250 Ramgarh 1,952 1,845(351) P(I)M(I)H(I) D(l)PHS(l) W PO BS CHW(l)

    10/3/251 Dedpura 483 916(179) P(2) -(-5) W PO BS 10/3/252 Dewas 309 521(94) P(1) -(-5) W PO BS 10/3/253 Ladpura 125 98(18) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/254 Akrol 516 226(40) -('-5) -(-5) W.TK -(-5) BS 10/3/255 Shiv Napr 429 666(124) P(1) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5)

    10/3/256 'Karnipura 29 44(5) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 1$

    IlrREctoRY

    LAND USE taHSIL: 3. BEAWAR

    AVAILABLE LAND USE REMARK') next to it, the distance of tbe nearest place from (i.e. area under different types of land use ..; ranges viz. (-5 km, 5-10 km & 10+km) in bectares rounded to tbe nearest unit) :::s ------. ~.~ -; '0 ~ .-. ... =:.= ~.~ Q) 00'0 .!l 00 .. ~c:I ooCl) 00 Name of Village .cCI) '0 "'c:Ic:I <>00 .... C,o..-... '0 gt._ as .c ._t:: ... ~0 '0 cu.9 =~- 0 as as CI) .-~ ~o Z" :ias::le Power ... ._'0- e 'Oas ... =:0 d '0 o._ II) '" 0- Staple food :::s Q.l :::S..cl 00 .... :: Supply .. .> ;~S~ i .!; -5 ~ .::::~u()"'O Cl)._ ...... E! 8 o~ e e c:lc:I= :::S.o 'E <>:::s c_._ ~:I < ... ZS:a·g & .... ::>:.::-~ Ui3::'::-oo ~ o...d as._

    11 12 14 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 2

    KR Beawar(27) Wheat, Maize 28 122 28 83 ~",z;r,!~T

    KR Beawar(28) Wheat, Barley 20 66 38 98 ~r~f KR Beawar(25) Wheat, Barley 31 53 49 51 ","'1?'f

    KR Beawar(20) Wheat, Barley 7 22 "if; lH~iH KR Beawar(19) Barley, Wheat 60 116 53 50 N(I) iil"f«f (llWl'f) PR,KR Beawar(19) Wheat, Barley 21 82 18 34 'll

    PR,KR Beawar(l6) ED,EAg. Maize, Jowar 18 79 26 60 \xTm ~t(!,T

    KR Beawar(20) Maize, Jowar 127 175 49 264 ,r~r Beawar(21) 34 1 63 'liiifi?

    KR Beawar(32) Maize, Wheat 4 30 10 102 ~i,!,r KR Beawar(27) Maize, Wheat 18 50 45 76 itl1f~,!'T (~'!'T)

    PR,KR Beawar(25) Maize, Wheat 39 95 28 173 Maszid ~'~T(it!1f',!,T)

    PR,KR Beawar(29) Maize, Barley 62 165 127 157 GT<'ffl'!<:r(m'!"{r)

    KR Beawar(26) Maize, Wheat 31 117 45 32 sraT'1'!,T -I KR Beawar(26) Maize, Wheat 7 19 7 14 cT'tnr

    PR,KR Beawar(24) EA Maize, Bajra 215 161 690 458 428 An old Ram- "ull~ garh Fort N(4)M(3)

    PR,KR Beawar(22) Barley, Maize 45 148 79 211 ~~T PR,KR Beawar(24) ED,EAg. Barley, Wheat 61 134 25 89 N(I)M(I) «m

    KR Beawar(24) Maize, Wheat 12 66 23 24 ~T KR Beawar(27) EAg.,EO Maize, Gojra 66 42 236 54 118 mo!i"{Tz;r KR Beawar(25) EAg.,EO Maize, Barley 37 200 164 28 Temple of fucr iiln: Shiv & Thakurji KR Vijaynagar(22) - Wheat, Maize 24 4 !fil:ifT,!"{r 16 VlLLAGa otstRlct : 10. AlMER AMBNlTlBS AND

    AMENITIES 0 ~ (If not available within the village, a dash (-) has been shown in tbe column and Z ~ c the village where the facility is available bas been given in the broad Q 0 .... '> -':0 '0-;;- ~ ... a Name of Village 3].a Communi- c::: ~~ 8'So Drinking Post Day or cation .9 ....~v Educational Medical Days or (Bus Stop, - =S~ Water & i~ :.!""c :; (PQtable) Telegrapb market/hat, Railway oc::: 01:10 if any Station, ~ ~:.::. f-<.".c::: Waterway)

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    10/3/257 Deopura 213 203(35) --(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) (Hanootiya) 10/3/258 Dhani Khera 314 2('7(29) -(-5) -(-5) W -(5-10) -(-5) 10/3/259 Hanootiya 1,864 ],967(347) P(I)M(1) 0(1) w PO BS 10/3/260 Kashipura 84 1(1) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/261 Shivpuri 973 590(102) P(l)AC(l) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/262 Nandwara 1,036 1,312(227) P(I)M(I)AC(I) D(I) W,TK PO BS 10/3/263 Bhalesariya 187 16&(13) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK . -(10+) -(-5) 10/3/264 Jaswantpura 230 wJ26(19) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/265 Deomali 544 671(130) P(I) -(5-10) W,TK PO -(5-10)

    10/3/266 Deogarh 94 213(34) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/3/267 Shyopura 480 39.8(73) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/3/268 Deopura 353 452l76) -(5-10) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/3/269 Lalawas 360 310(47) -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/270 Bhagwanpura .161 147(20) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK,N -(-5) -(-5) (Masooda) 10/3/271 Masooda 3,6:l3 6.050(1,141) P(2)M(I)H(I) H(l)D(l)PHC(I) T,W PTO, Phone BS ,;,:1 PUC(l)Tr(l) FPQ:I) AC(l) 10/3/272 Ratanpura 316 286(44) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/273 Kushalpura 613 786(133) P(l) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/274 Shyampura 38 77(15) -(-5) -(5-10) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/275 Salarmala-I 261 476(66) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(-5) 10/3/276 Kalaheri 654 606(1ll) P(l) PHS(I) W,TK . -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/277 Motipura 110 368(73) P(l) -(-5) W -(10+) BS 10/3/278 Mayla 1,200 1,261(223) P(l) -(-5) w PO -(-5) 10/3/279 Nasoon 1,530 795(137) P(l') -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/280 Mohanpura 532 176(31) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/281 Jetpura 88 99(18) -(-5) -(-5) W -(5-10) -(-5) 1013/282 KeriYIt 990 814(122) p(1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 71

    OIkRCtORY LAND USB TEHSIL : 3. BEAWAR

    AVAILABLE LAND USB REMARKS next to it, the distance of the nearest place from (i.e. area under different types of Jand use ranges viz. (-5 km, 5-10 kin 8£ 10+km) in hectares rounded to the nearest unit)

    Name of Villap Power Supply Staple food

    II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2

    KR Vijaynagar(21) Wheat, Maize 2 129 74 8

    KR Vijaynagar(18) EA Wheat, Maize 34 46 104 94 36 aT'!) ~T PR,KR Vijaynagar(16) EA Wheat, Barley 214 283 579 568 220 N(J)M(2)T(I) tr'lffflfT KR Vijaynagar(16) Wheat, Barley 12 16 42 14 'fi1l1iT~~r KR Beawar(33) Maize, Wheat 306 107 353 162 45 Shiv Temple f!ITCf,!,=T

    KR Beawar(30) EA Maize, Wheat 114 130 278 178 336 '!~~ KR Beawar(33) Maize, Wheat 17 50 19 101 ~T~R1fT

    KR Beawar(29) Maize, Wheat 24 65 16 125 ..,.wr.~T KR Beawar(25) ED Maize, Wheat 10 156 222 156 N(3)M(I) ~CfOO Temple of Devarayan KR Vijaynagar(20) ED,EAg. Maize, Gojra 28 43 7 16 ~ KR Vijaynagar(20) Maize, Gojra 117 41 203 4 115 Q~~T KR Beawar(25) EAg. Wheat, Jowar 43 165 85 60 ~T

    KR Beawar(25) BAg. Maize, Wheat 31 206 106 17 ~Tm

    PR,KR Beawar(22) EA Maize, Wheat 80 467 1,481 804 801 N(64)C(2) M(19)T(9)

    KR Beawar(25) EA Wheat, Barley 42 145 37 92 ~CT~r

    KR Beawar(26) EA Wheat, Barley 42 309 130 132 ~~u KR Beawar(30) Wheat, Barley 5 24 2 7 lIl:fT~T KR Vijaynagar(20) Wheat, Gojra 13 170 51 27 morornrT-I KR Beawar(34) Maize, Jowar 65 205 300 84 ;mrT~T KR Nasirabad(14) EO Wheat, Maize 53 28 19 10 m(ft~T KR Beawar(40) EO Maize, Gojra 204 307 508 181 M(l) l1Ttrn'T KR Beawar(35) ED,EO Maize, Gojra 178 46 340 891 75 M(2) ;;T~;r KR Nasirabad(13) Wheat, Barley 74 225 207 26 ~u KR Nasirabad(14) Wheat, Barley 17 38 25 8 ~~~T KR Nasirabad(13) EAg. Wheat, Maize 142 370 401 77 T(l) if;f<;l{t 18

    VltLA~E

    DIstRICT : 10. AlMeR AMENITIES AND

    AMENITIES 0 a (If not available within the village, a dash (-) bas been sbown in tbe column aod Z .;;:~ c the village wbere tbe facility is available has been given in the broad u ~«o '"00 'O~ .!!! .... ,--- U Name of Village =] .., Communi. = ~~ g-8~ Drinking Post Day or cation .12 _u"'t> o':I..t:l Days of (Bus Stop. -=11> Educational Medical water & market/hat. Railway ~ ~.s:l ~'O~ (Potable) Telegraph 0 0= ,8=0 jf any Station, ...J 1-0:::.- ",..t:l Water way)

    3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    10/3/283 Chawandiya 1,015 926(163) pel) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/3/284 Ganesh Magri 114 lfil1(32) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10)

    10/3/285 Adeda 89 124(25) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/286 Jaliya (Jamola) 163 290(43) P(I) -(5-10) W,TK -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/3/287 DauJatpura 229 446(82) -(-5) -(5-10) W,TK PO -(-5) (Jamola) 10/3/288 Jamola 1,713 1,877(322) P(I)M(l) D(I) W,TK PO BS 10/3/289 Sathaliya 174 447(74) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/3/290 Satawariya 1,633 1,733{29S) P(I)M(I) PHS(I) W PO BS

    10/3/291 Begaliyawas 1.012 1,261(201) P(I)M(l) PHS(I)FPC(I) W PO BS 10/3/292 Kanpura 1,014 955(189) AC(I)P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) BS 10/3/293 Shergarh 2,186 1,867(314) P(I)M(I) 0(1) w PO BS 10/3/294 Fatehgarh 521 540(98) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) BS 10/3/295 Lamba 1,460 1,199(200) P(I)M(I) -(5-10) w PO BS

    10/3/296 Lordi 1,219 930(152) P(I)M(I) -(5-10) w -(5-10) BS 10/3/297 Peethawas 824 572(98) -(-5) -{5-IO) W -(5-10) -(-5) 10/3/298 Keloo 995 744(120) P(I) -(-5) W -(5-10) -(-5) 10/3/299 Lakshmipura 86 91(15) -(-5) -(5-10) W.TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/300 Kalyanpura 244 282(35) -(-5) -(lO-H W.TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/301 JaJiya-U 4,473 4,870(997) P(2)M(I)H(l} H(I)CWC(I) T,W,TK,R,C,N PTO,Phono BS / PUC(I)AC(I) 0(1) 10/3/302 Bhainroo Khera 220 448(78) P(I)AC(l) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) BS (Hanootiya)

    10/3/303 Ganeshpura 163 80(21) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) (Hanootiya) 10/3/304 Salar Mala-l1 433 171(34) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK PO -(-5) ;9

    I)tREctoR~

    LAND USE TEHSIL : 3. DBA WAR.

    AVAILABLE LAND USE REMARKS next to it, the distance of the nearest place from (i.e, area under different types of land use .,; ranaes viz. (-5 km, 5-10 km & 10+km) in hectares rounded to the nearest unit) :I .J,.. :>-'0 - ,.------, C:!'_ 13 .-. _.... ccs~~ ..... Name of Village .co ." ~ co"g .!! co ~ ... .2 g co~_ ~ UOI) .... c::u",.,...... " .9 ",,,,uS Power ~ gL~.! ~ ~ ~ o~·= ~'O Bo~ ~~ Staple food ., ';:: :I ~ ~ ~ 'g.l:l.... CI ~ ~ ::s ·c ~ i'J e O §,:,4 Supply - 5.'; ~ ,~ .!:fo Q =~"O (.) tAl ~:: ~ 1) 8.3..0 ~ ~ ~ t; .:l 0 .. cc= :sosc:::l"'O Io.ojCU- d('lS."U~ ZS:;',::, Il. .. ::J :::,~ u ~:::, IlL § «;s ~ :::, 'C.:a ~ ,:l ~S - 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2

    KR Beawar(SI) ED,EO Maize, Bajra 89 263 469 194 ~ KR Beawar(51) Maize, Bajra 19 7 48 40 Temple of :rarw 11'11<:) Ramdevji KR Beawar(40) Barley, Wheat 17 21 30 21 qrrn KR Beawar(40) Wheat, Barley 29 58 41 35 ;;nfi;flfT (;;r11ft;;rr) KR Beawar(41) Barely, Wheat 40 89 68 32 <:lmT~~r ('iTTlfTm)

    KR Vijaynagar(22) EA Wheat, Barley 170 148 406 307 682 N(I)M(5) ;;rllf)m KR Vijaynagar(31 ) EAg. Maize, Bajra 24 46 69 35 ~r~1.iI PR,KR Vijaynagar(30) EA Wheat, Barley 167 597 523 346 N(I)T(I) ~ffiCTf~r Temple of Mataji

    PR,KR Beawar(31) EA Wheat, Barley 145 371 294 202 N(2)T(3) inrfu1.il~m KR Beawar(33) EA Wheat, Barley 37 523 164 290 'fiT

    KR V ijaynagar( 11) Wheat, Maize 11 136 85 12 ~~u PR,KR Vijaynagar(11) EA Wheat, Maize 63 1,062 1,560 1,163 625 N(19)M(5)T( 4) ;;rrft:rir-II

    KR,PR Vijaynagar(ll) EAg, Wheat, Barley 65 86 43 26 T(l)

    KR Vijaynagar{l4) Wheat, Maize 9 116 31 7

    KR Beawar(34) Maize, Jowar 70 40 97 156 SO

    VtLtAc2

    DIStRICt : 10. AlMeR AMENITIES AND

    AMB"I1TIES ~ (Ifnot available within the village, a dasb (-) bas been shown in the column and ! ::=J!I CI the village where the facility is available bas been given in tbe broad ;Ii> :8'Ci 'a .... Name of Villaae S..8 ... Communi- 3 :::I '0 Day or c:atiOl'l 8'ao DrinkiDI Post J Q,;:s,c Bducational Medical Days of (Bus Stop, -c:q~ Water market/hat, Railway II :1'0 :;J (Potable) Telegraph'" ifaDY Station, ! ~g ~ft8 Waterway, 1 2 3 4 5 Ci 7 • 9 10

    10/3/305 Kaniya 1,253 2,298(401) P(l)M(1) 0(1) W,TK,R,N PO -(5-10)

    10/3/306 Bara Asan 271 ~."i!(115) P(l) -(-5) W -(-5) BS 10/3/307 Deogarh @ 104 P_i S(54) -(-5) -(-5) W,C -(-5) BS Sooti Khera 10/3/308 Bari 1,034 1,114(227) P(I) -(-5) T,W,C PO BS 10/3/309 Kcsharpura 402 488(64) PCI) -(-5) W -(-5) BS (Sathana) 10/3/310 Deopura (Sathana) 462 232(43) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/311 Lodiyana 1.235 1.,055(187) P(I) -(5-10) W,TK,C,N PO BS

    10/3/312 Khoontiya 531 ~94(98) pel) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/313 Jaisinghpura 555 473(90) pel) -(5-10) W,TK,C,N -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/314 Bahadurpura 174 350(55) -(-5) -(10+) W -(-5) BS 10/3/315 DauJatpura 673 1,122(188) P(I) -(-5) W PO -(-5) (Slthlna) 10/3/316 Lakshmi Khera 297 155(22) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/317 Ganeshpura 201 75(11) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/318 Sathana 2,592 ;2,811(501) P(I)M(l)AC(I) H(I)O(I) W PO BS

    10/3/319 Mokhampura 232 747(133) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/320 Iudragarh 410 429(69) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/3/321 Sikhrani 2,564 2,310(412) P(I)M(l) O(I)CWC(l) W PO,Phone BS

    10/3/322 BaraI 790 2,100(498) P(1)M(I) -(-5) W,R PO -(-5) 10/3/323 Nagar 951 891(160) P(I)(/\.\ -(5-10) W,R -(5-10) BS

    Grand Total 1,44,629 2,00,246 P(200)M(SO) H(S)D(19)HC(1) ~<'ll:{Ttt (37,727) H(15)PUC(5) RP(2)MH(I) C(2)AC(15) PHS(15)PHC(5) O(l)TR(l) FPC(5) CHW(4) CWC(2) tll

    DIREctORY

    LAND USE !ERSIL: 3. BEAWAR

    )AVAILABLE LAND USE REMARKS next to it, the distance of the nearest place from (i.e. area under different types of land use ranges viz. (-5 km, 5-10 km & 10+km) .n in hectares rounded to the nearest unit) >'0::I _ 1')'-

    11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2

    KR Vijaynagar( 16) ED,EAg. Wheat, Maize 347 290 495 121 M(3)T(l) 'flTfrflfT

    KR Vijaynagar(3) ED,EAg. Wheat, Maize 74 98 81 18 T(1) iI'~ ~Hr'f KR Vijaynagar(4) EAg. Maize, Gojra 56 29 19 ~'FT~ ;o

    PR,KR Vijaynagar(3) ED,EAg. Wheat, Maize 383 355 254 42 N(1)M(1)T(1) il'r~1 KR Vijaynagar(4) EAg.,ED Maize, Wheat 165 85 136 16 T(I) itm.~"{T (1l'IT'fr)

    KR Vijaynag~EAg. Maize, Barley 16 252 116 18 ~Cf1!"{r (~"!rr'fT) KR Vijaynag ) ED,EAg. Wheat, Maize 235 267 390 298 45 N(5) iil'tf:sm'fT KR Vijaynagar(13) Maize, Wheat 166 148 191 26 T(l) ~TClfT KR Vijaynagar(12) ED,EAg. Wheat, Maize 148 213 163 31 T(2) "flTfll~'U

    KR Vijaynagar( 12) EAg. Maize, Jowar 25 50 89 10 il'il:T~,!"{f KR Vijaynagar(9) ED,EAg. Maize, Jowar 146 381 92 54 ~R;~ (liT'IT'fT)

    KR Vijaynagar(15) ED,EAg. Wheat, Maize 35 110 123 29 ~wrT i1r~ KR Vijaynagar(l5) Wheat, Maize 19 80 92 10 m.iJ~'U

    PR,KR Vijaynagar( 12) EA Maize, Whe'at 97 525 1,453 340 177 N(3)M(2)T(2) lJ~I'fr Temple of Baldevji KR Vijaynagar(7) EAg. Wheat, Maize 27 80 109 16 ll,'Tl1iI+T'!"{T

    KR . Vijaynagar(3) BAg. Maize, Gojra 113 173 103 21 T(I) ~lfq; PR,KR Vijaynagar(7) BA Wheat, Maize 711 870 778 205 N(I)M(JJC(I) fulSfU;ft T(I) Temple of Saniwariya

    PR,KR Vijaynagar(3) EA Wheat,. Barley 344 157 65 224 N(3)T(I) iI'~~ PR,KR Vijaynagar( 5) EA Wheat, Barley 205 289 212 245 N(3)T(2) 'flf"{

    4,890 20,829 41,130 30,638 47,142 N(30S)M(I15) T(139)C(18)

    TEHSIL I SARWAR

    RAJASTHAN N TEHSIL SARWAR DISTRICT AJMER L Kon 2 0 2 4 6 8 Km I ~~!~!~t~~! ~~!~~!~~! Miles 5 i (5 k J

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    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES q(!j'lfl¥tl¥ll{ VTlfl itf ~

    District : 10. Ajmer Tebsil : 4. Sarwar mtt : 10. q~~ ~:4.~

    SI.No. Code No. Name of Villages vr+ff t ;wJ SI.No. Code No. Name of Villages VT1ift;n1f 'lpf~. m;t. 'lilT tf. m;i.

    2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    13 Ahera *-r 35 66 Fatehgarh ~~~ 2 82 Ajgara '«~lT'U 36 48 Ganeshpura 'T~!!T~~r 3 95 Ajgari ~:;rlT<:r 37 56 Goojarwara ~;pr<:

    4 l1l7 Alamboo iI'~T~ 38 105 Gopalpura lTTqI~'!U 5 36 Arwar '«<:Cf?, 39 63 Gordhanpura IT)~;:r~ 6 35 Bajla ;;r~(1T 40 45 Goyla lTTlf~r 7 12 Bahera if~?,T 41 4 Gudaliya ~f

    14 II Bhagwantpura ~lT1i[i(f~r 48 42 Jadana \ifi'Ii'fT 15 71 Bhatolao ~litflfr 16 54 Birla fOi'?'Kacholiya 'fi''if)fum 21 89 Chakwi :q1fiCiT 55 47 Kalawat

    30 51 Dhanma ~ififT 64 24 Kharwar ~~ 31 18 Dhigariya felfTf~T 65 46 Kheeriya @)ron 32 43 Dhigariya Goojaran fi!tTTf~lfT 1J;;JT<:f;:; 66 102 Kheri iqr 33 27 Dhos Ramgarh q;)~ Uq1f~ 67 10 Kotri ~ 34 79 Dorai ituf 68 61 Kumhariya ~~Tf~lfT 81

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES q~$t11~ VIm 'fir ~

    District : 1O. Aj mer Tehsil ; 4. Sarwar

    ~ :lO.~ ~riff :4.~~

    SI. No. Code No. Name of Villages !I'PiI~;mr SI. No. Code No. Name of Villages vnrl ~ ifT1l' 'Ii. It. ~;t. ~. Q. m ;to

    2 3 4 2 3 4

    69 55 Lachhipura iff~r~T 88 103 Sapli mqiffT 70 81 Lallai ~~ 89 7 Sarana mFH 71 26 'i;:rT~~~T 90 65 Sarsoonda m~;:<{T 72 74 Manpura '1T

    85 44 Sanodiya ~)f<{l("T 106 85 Tajpura crT~~T

    78 Sapdoonda 'ij'Tq~"~T 107 3 GiitC"r 86 0- 87 101 Sapla ~rq~T !lI:l bIStRICT : 10. AJMEit VILLAGE nlREC1'OllV TEHSIL : 4. SARWAR AMENITIES .AND LAND USE

    AMENITIES :a'i,H

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    10/4/1 Kebaniya 1,297 946( 163) P(I)AC(I)O(2) -(5-10) W,rK,R,N PO -(-5) 10/4/2 Kalyanpura 1,034 1,003(172) P(l) -(-5) W,TK,R,N -(-5) BS 10/4/3 Tantoti 2,354 2,936(504) P(2)M(2)H( I) D(I)PHS(1) T.W PO BS CHW(l) 10/4/4 Gudaliya 847 1,W2(170) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/4/5 Peeproli 1,161 1,022(171) P(I) -(-5) W,TK,R -(-5) BS 10/4/6 Kesharpura 458 3.31(58) pel) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) BS 10/4/7 Sarana 2,600 2,344(407) P(I)M(l)H(I) D(l) W PO BS 10/4/8 Shokli 511 364(58) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK,HP PO -(-5) 10/4/9 Shokaliya 1,986 ~ 1,389(233) P(I) PHS(I) W,HP PO BS \, 10/4/10 Kotri 318 664(107) pel) -(-5) W,TK,HP PO -(-5) 10/4/11 Bhagwantpura 977 98.1(169) P(l) -(5-10) W,TK PO -(5-10) 10/4/12 Bahera 1,315 574(82) pel) -(10+) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10(4/13 Ahera 845 571(89) P(l) -(10+) W --(-5) -(5-10) 10/4/14 Keriya Kalan 731 879( 115) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/4/15 Soyla 733 371(69) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/4/16 Barol 1,056 719(126) P(I) -(5-10) W PO BS 10/4/17 Mohammadgarh 513 420(72) pel) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/4/18 Dhigariya 1,040 305(54) P(l) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/4/19 Kasheer 1,713 935(135) P(I) -(5-10) W,TK,C -(5-10) BS 10/4/20 Ringnot 653 627(86) P(l) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/4/21 Jhaloosi 441 193(31) -(-5) -(-5) W,L -(-5) -(-5) 10/4/22 Shri Rampura 974 979(129) -(10+) -(5-10) W,TK,C -(5-10) -(-5) 10/4/23 Banthali 958 52:4(79) P(l) -(10+) W.TK,N -(10+) -(10+) 10/4/24 Kharwar 1,517 55(i(79) pel) -(10+) W.TK,N -(10+) -(5-10) 10{4/25 Moondoti 434 40(58) P(l)AC(l) -(5-10) W.TK,N -(-5) -(5-10) 10/4/26 Manoharpura 1,513 1,646(293) P(l)M(I}H(I) D(l} W,TK,R PO -(10+)

    \ ". f\;m t 10. ~

    AVAILABLE Gr.f~ next to it, the distance of the nearest place from ranges viz. -5 km, ~-10 km & 10+km) @ -5 flI;, ;ft., 5 - 10 f

    Name of Vlflaso m lfil ifTli

    Staple food ~~

    11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2

    KR Nasirabad(lS) Maize Jowar 152 659 398 88 M(2) !f;

    PR,KR Sarwar(24) EA Wheat, Barley 196 349 472 ]7 ~llr{!l~l:T PR,KR Sarwar(22) EA Maize Gt'jra 529 921 722 182 N(15)M(9)T(l) eTercT

    KR Nasirabad(]5) Wheat, Barley 264 :i17 92 174 1J~f~lfT KR Nasilabad(20) EA Barely Maize ]51 547 235 228 T(4) q'r'HTm PR,KR Sarwar(20) Wheat, Barley 73 157 ]81 47 m~u PR,KR Nasirabad(20) EA Wheat, Barley 295 1,409 769 ]27 u·r;rr KR Nasirabad(18) Barlt:y, Maize 45 190 65 211 PR,KR Nasirabad(l6) Barley, Wheat 204 1,297 402 83

    KR Sarwar(23) Wheat, Maize 62 136 92 28 T(] ) 'tire~

    KR Sarwar(2S) Wheat, Barley 120 427 323 107 ,,"IT<,,"a~l:T KR Nasirabad(26) Maize, Wheat 231 412 331 341 Balajj's Temple iiI'~ KR Nasirabad(26) Maize, Gojra 159 346 218 122 ~~r KR Sarwar(28) Barley, Maize 137 140 381 73 T(l) itfl:lfT 'ti~ KR Nasirabad(28) Burley, Maize 94 2]6 312 111 liImr PR,KR Nasirabad(25) Barley, Wheat 13] 444 387 94 iil'l:Ta KR Nasirabad(23 ) Barley, Maize 71 214 134 94 ll'r~lR~ KR Sarwar(25) Wheat, Maize 94 445 306 195 N(l) fitTTf<':lfT PR,KR Sarwar(24) Barley, Wheat 168 748 567 230 T(1) 'tiTwr<.: KR Sarwar(21) Wheat, Maize 71 292 139 151 f<.:

    KR Sarwar(28) Wheat, Barley 81 103 971 210 152 11H

    DIS fRICT : 10. AJMER AMENITIES AND

    AMmdtUI ci ~ (If aGt ~ wtthi. the village,:a Ga!iQ ("-) bas Gc" sblilWll in the <»1Ja1'HD .,... Z :!! c . the v.illep where the facility is a,vlWlable ilas been &WCD in tin bmMi .~ .~'O .... Communi. ! Name of Village :;.8~"' a Day Of i:atiee 0 ~SQ Drinking Post ;: Edualtional Medical &; Days of (Bus StoP. if -a~ Water maJket/hat. Railway 1'0::1 (Potable) Telegraph 1-0 CI 0 if.y StMi.Qo. ! !! cs.c Wata-way)

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    10/4/27 Dhos Ramgarh 968 75'1(120) P(I) -(-5) W,TK,R -(-5) -(10+) 10/4/28 Sadapura 1,010 1,003(162) pel) -(5-10) W,TK -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/4/29 Devariya 968 ~68\69) P(I) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(5-10) 10/4/30 Dantri 633 422(65) P(l) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/4/31 Borada 3,116 2,320(372) P(I)M(I)H(1) D(2)PHC(I) W PO BS I FPC(I) 10/4/32 Dabrela 1,734 1,277(243) P( I )M(I) -(-5) W PO BS 10/4/33 Shergarh 2,101 1,348(221 ) P(I) PHS(1)CHW(I) W,TK PO BS ]0/4/34 Baori 972 430(70) P(I) -(-5) W,TK -(10+) -(5-10) 10/4/35 Badia 495 305(47) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK PO -(-5) 10/4/36 Arwar 1,165 952(153) P(I) -(-5) W,TK PO BS 10/4/37 Jawala 1,8115 1,323(216) P(1) -(5-10) W -(5-10) BS 10/4/38 Chandma 855 80?(143) P(l) -(5-10) W,TK,R -(-5) BS 10/4/39 Jotayan 2,355 f,555(417) P(l)M(l) D(I) W,TK PO -(5-10)

    10/4/40 Satolao 1,485 794(138) P(l) -(5-10) W,TK,N PO -(10+) 10/4/41 Khandra 634 444(64) -(-5) -(5-IO) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/4/42 Jadana 1,205 69.7(120) P(I) -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) 10/4/43 Dhigariya Goojaran 580 99.0(169) -(-5) -(5-l0) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/4/44 Sanodiya 562 540(105) P(I) -(-5) W.TK,R -(5-10) -(-5) 10/4/45 Goyla 2,163 ,2,278(426) P(l)M(l) FPC(l) W PO BS 10/4/46 Khceriya 1,577 },632(279) P(l)M(I) PHC(l) W PO -(5-10) AC(l)

    10/4/47 Kalawat 78 10(1) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/4/48 Ganeshpura 418 369(46) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/4/49 Sholiya 1,027 434(79) P(l) PHS(l)CHW(l) W PO BS 10/4/50 Marogla 455 330(48) P(I) -(-5) W.O -(-5) -(-5) 10/4/51 Dhanma 1,239 422(79) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(10+)

    10/4/52 Balapura 316 Uninhabited iR-qran~ 10/4/53 Chandolai 863 687(105) P(l) -(5-10) w,n -(-5) -(-5) 91

    01RECtOR\' LAND USE tEHSIL : 4. SARWAR

    AVAILABLE LAND USE REMARKS Dext to it, the distance of the nearest place from (Le. area under different types of land use ranps viz. (-5 lan, 5-10 lan " 10+km) in hectares rounded to the nearest unit) >og~ _ =.~ i .. "'~~'60 '0 Cll:;; S 00 .gl=l Name of ViIlaie ~ ,ss:l= 'i :2-0 S ,D 1:1 ~ o u.9 ._ ... 11'0 ..... gj,:a :a:a c:o~ "C 0._ t) ~ ~~8"'" Power t; '_:;:I il: e 11 Supply Staple food .Bs.afltL ~.s.~ 1 .~uo _. 0') u ='''0 0·-'" .fi~B,gi 5 .. ",- fi iii: g. ] :3.._,s :;... a~g~1i <~B 'S-'~~I:I._. c..CI ....

    II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

    KR Sarwar(15) Wheat, Gojra 77 635 158 98 ,ire- <:T~' KR Sarwar(17) Maize, Barley 137 434 373 66 ll&"IT'T KR Sarwar(21) Gojra, Wheat 123 78 491 181 95 ~fnn KR Sarwar(20) Gojra, Maize 50 333 172 78 ~t'Hr PR,KR Sarwar(17) EA Wheat, Barley 466 955 1,421 274 N(3)M(2)T(2) iifTl:TST

    KR Sarwar(19) EAg.,EO Wheat, Maize 129 772 695 138 T(2) :g

    KR Sarwar(9) Wheat, Bajra 5 56 6 II N(I)T(l) lfiTm~ KR Sarwar(7) Wheat, Maize 33 257 109 19 ~!!T$<:T KR Sarwar(12) Maize, Wheat 68 457 452 50 ~Tf;;:rqr KR Sarwar(12) Wheat, Barley 84 115 211 45 l1<:TlTt'TT KR Sarwar(12) Wheat, Barley 406 114 283 331 105 !:n;nrr Sarwar(12) 2 195 109 10 IfT~<:T KR Sarwar(12) Maize, Barley 79 359 296 129 Laxminatb's :q;:~T;;:rT~ Temple !}2 \'tLUGi AMENlTIES AND DISTRICT : 10. AlMER

    AMENITIBS (If Dot available within tbe village, a dasb (-) bas been sbown in tbe columl] and 0 ~ tbe village where the facility is available bas been giveD in the brOtad Z ~ CI v .;;: ,------~ T.l ~'O Communi· 0 'Ow- '!!'-t1JlJ u Name of Village ;:I""C! Day or ~tjon d §:.c_80 Drinking Post (Bus Slop, 0 ",t)e~ Educational Medical D"Ylof :I.cI Water & market/bat Railway .~ -=31 (Potable) Telegraph Station, 0 3J! S." 8 if any 0 OCl Waterway) ....I i-''=- ~=.. .a

    7 8 9 10 :2 3 4 S 6

    W,TK,N PO BS 10/4/54 Blrla 1,432 1,221(198) P(l)M(l) -(5-10) 10/4/55 Lachhipura 189 Uninhabited q,·mm W,lK -(5-10) -(10+) 10/4/56 Goojarwara 671 5:0(35) P(I) -(5-10) PO -(5-10) 10/4/57 Barpura 1,031 885( 160) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/4/58 Sunariya 741 591(96) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/4/59 Kasana 721 574(97) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/4/60 K,'choliya 421 446(81) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/4/61 Kumhariya 399 437(74) pel) -(1(>+) W PO -(10+) 10/4/62 Syar 2,269 1,055(191) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/4/63 Gordhanpura 255 552(74) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/4/64 Jatipura 136 324(46) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) 1014/65 Sarsoonda 1,062 91«149) P(J)AC(l) -(10+) W PO BS 10/4/66 ratehgarh 2,557 2,939(543) P(l)M(I)H(l) D(l)PHS(I) W,TK -(-5) -(5-10) 10/4/67 Indrapura 728 243(28) -(-5) -(-5) W TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/4/68 Daulatpura 856 325(29) P(l) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/4/69 Sompura 170 128(24) -(-5) -(-5) W,R -(-5) -(-5) 10/4/70 Sameliya 559 47.2(79) pel) -(-5) W,TK,R -(5-1O} -(5-10) 10/4/71 Bhatolao 379 533(76) P(1) -(5-10) W,TK,R -(5-10) -(-5) 10/4/72 Sohanpura 503 270(32) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(5-10) 10/4/73 H"engtara 995 765(136) 1'(1) -(-5) -(-5) -(10+) 10/4/74 Manpura 379 215(42) -(-5) -(5-10) W W,TK PO -(5-10) 10/4/75 Hingoniya 1,620 1,902(356) P(1)M(l)H(I) D(I)CHW(2) W,TK -(-5) -(5-10) 10/4/76 Peeproli 374 659(92) pel) CHW(I) W,TK,R -(-5) -(5-10) 10/4/77 Bilawatiya Khera 473 397(57) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK,N -(-5) -(5-10) 10/4/18 Sapdoonda 1,382 971(155) P(1) -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) lOJ4f79 Dorai 445 240(39) -(-5) -(-5) W.HP -(-5) -(-5) 10/4/80 Rajpura 430 265(49) --(-5) -(-5) W W,TK,R PO BS 10/4/81 Lallai 1,295 1,560(244) P(1) -(-5) PO BS 10/4/82 Ajgara 1,313 1,078(194) P(1)M(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/4/83 Pratappura 186 443(82) P(l) -(5-10) T -(-5) -(-5) 10/4/84 Surajpura 73 315(48) --(-5) -(5-10) T -(-5) BS 10/4/85 Tajpura 645 626(93) pel) -(5-10) w 93

    OUlEctORY TEHSIL : 4. SARWAR LAND USE

    AVAILABLE LAND USE REMARKS next to it, the distance of the nearest place from (i.e. area under different types of land use ranges viz. (-5 km, 5-10 km & lO+km) in hectares rounded to the nearest unit) ------'------~ Name of Village

    power Staple food Supply

    18 19 20 2 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

    KR Sarwar(15) Wheat, Barley 154 789 354 135 N(1) fOl~T Sarwar(12) 7 117 52 13 ~~T~"{f KR Sarwar(l5) Wheat, Barley 33 534 70 34 T(I) 'J:;;n:crr~T 90 N(2)T(l) KR Sarwar(20) Wheat, Maize 51 733 157 ~'r'r 33 T(l) KR Sarwar(16) Wheat, Maize 30 560 118 l1i1rf<:l:fT 143 57 'l>mm-r KR Sarwar(18) Wheat, Maize 32 489 25 N(2)M(I) 'l>'CI'Tf(;rl:fT KR Sarwar(l5) Wheat, Maize 35 273 88 KR Sarwar(l4) Wheat, Maize 53 279 48 19 CCI) ~~~rf<:l:fT KR Sarwar(lO) Wheat, Barley 1,455 286 406 122 ~l:fn: KR Sarwar(5) Barley, Maize 163 15 62 15 fft<:w.r~<:T 7 KR Sarwar(7) Wheat, Jowar 47 69 13 ~~u 15-i ~H~;:~r KR Sarwar(10) Wheat, Maize 268 339 301 137 M(4)N(15)T(2) ~0cp PR,KR Sarwar(lO) EA Maize, Jowar 524 530 810 556 38 '('lr~<:T KR Sarwar(6) Wheat, Barley 66 367 257 386 307 54 ~'R;rCl~U KR Sarwar(3) Wheat, Barley 109 KR Sarwar(3) BAg. Wheat, Barley 142 7 16 5 ~r~u 163 76

    VILLAG~ t)lStRICT: 10. AJMER AMENITIES AND

    AMENITIES 0 & (If not available within the village, a dash (-) bas been shown in the column and Z ~ Cl the village where the facility is available has been given in the broad u .> .S .... "Q '- -0 0 Name of Village 0 ...... !9 ... Communi. U '" :s .8~ Cl "'~ Day or cation 0 ~!! 8'60 Drinking Post "'0 Oo::s.a Educational Days of (Bus Stop, .';: _u Medical Water & OIl -;Cl~ market/hat. Railway 0 S.a -'0 :s (Potable) Telegraph 0 OCl °ClO if any Station, ..J f-< .=- f-<",.a Water way)

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    10/4/86 Chhapri 556 391(68) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) BS 10/4/87 Sarwar (Rural) 3,963 267(35) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/4/88 Bhagwanpura 1,300 1,112(189) P(I) H(l) W PO -(-5) 10/4/89 Chakwi 302 151(23) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/4/90 Chakwa 1,303 630(102) P(I)AC(I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/4/91 Miyan 547 318(61) P(I) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) 10/4/92 lrniyan 1,022 401(67) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/4/93 Gundali 493 437(72) P(I) -(5-10) W -(10+) -(5-10) 10/4/94 Chandali 1,233 561(98) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/4/95 Ajgari 710 399(74) -(-5) -(5-10) W -{-5) -(-5)

    10/4/96 Chak Beelya 55 Uninhabited ~HIT;rT~ 10/4/97 Rampali 641 761(132) P(l) -{5-1O) W PO BS 10/4/98 Beelya 726 479(77) P(I) -(5-10) W,HP -{-5) BS 10/4/99 Jaliya 830 677(114) P(I) -(-5) W PO -(10+) 10/4/100 Sooopa 1,338 1,035(205) P(I) -(-5) w PO -(10+) 10/4/101 SapIa 2,755 2,833(511) P(2)M(2)H(1) D(2),PHS( I) W,TK PO BS PHC(I) 10/4/102 Kheri 570 362(52) P(I) -(-5) w -(-5) -(10+) 10/4/103 Sapli 136 70(11) -(-5) -(10+) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/4/104 Kalyaopura 271 149(27) -(-5) -(10+) w -(-5) -(-5) 10/4/105 Gopalpura 361 350(66) P(I) -(10+) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/4/106 Shyampura 756 399(69) pel) -(5-10) w -(5-10) BS 10/4/107 Alamboo 457 647(103) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)

    Grand Total l,03,RS2 80,751 P(81)M(15) D(10)PHS(6) prim (13,471) H(7)AC(S) CHW(6) 0(1) PHC(3)H(1) FPC(2) 9S

    DlR~OR\'

    LAND USE tEHSIL : 4. SAR WAR

    AVAILABLE LAND USE REMARKS next to it, the distance of the nearest place from (Le. area under different types of land use ranges viz. (-5 kin, 5-10 kin & 10+km) in hectares rounded to the nearest unit)

    Name of Village 't:l Power II) Supply Staple food .i -... 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2

    KR Sarwar(6) Maize, Jowar 65 202 228 61 W'i')

    KR Sarwar(6) Maize, Jowar 12 867 1,677 787 620 ~<:

    KR Sarwar(4) Maize, Jowar 70 880 252 98 'l1lTq~;:r KR Sarwar(7) Wheat, Barley 5 219 64 14 'f··fiCft KR Sarwar(5) Maize, Wheat 1,034 211 58 'f'll

    KR Sarwar(8) Maize, Barley 126 76 308 438 74 ~f;:p:rt

    KR Sarwar(8) Wheat, Barley 107 206 151 29 :!~;;ft

    KR Sarwar(ll) Wheat, Barley 99 673 279 182 "Im~T KR Kakri(8) Gojra, Maize 7 50 423 197 33 ~O!'l11:T Kekri(8) 55 '

    PR,KR Kekri(16) Barley, Wheat 33 824 310 171 M(1) ~'qr PR,KR Kekri(16) EA Maize, Wheat 90 1,187 814 495 169 N(2)C(1) m'fm M(5)T(I)

    KR Kekri(14) Barley, Maize 41 295 195 39 ~~')' KR Kekri(17) Wheat, Maize 19 69 34 14 ij"TOO

    KR Kekri(l7) Wheat, Maize 2 170 84 15 lfim~ KR Kekri(l8) Wheat, Maize 57 196 78 30 m~;:T

    PR,KR Kekri(20) Wheat, Maize 19 502 175 60 ~Tll~U

    KR Kekri(18) Wheat, Maize 161 137 91 68 ~~

    2,214 15,799 48,159 27,885 9,795 M(39)N(52) T(27)C(2)

    TEHSIL : DKRI -:. __ . __ .. , ~ •,.. ~ I.) C ...~ 0- ...0 ...7: ;!, Z ...cr ;- 0 C> ~

    a: a: ~ UJ Z ~ « UJ «... ::r: ~ ...... Ii') u «... ..J a « (/) ..... a: - II) ::r: J: 0 ....UJ

    ... .. % ....x ....J ~e IL·2 .. 41.:1 :la !~ 0 .. !' 0.-... ~ l:i~ >1- IZ .. ~O ~~ ~~ Q;­ \lie;.... C', III 99

    t\LPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES .. 0 Sfliil:;ij I{ «NT

    District: 10. Ajmer Tehsil : 5. Kekri

    f~ : 10. ~~~ ~«r~: 5. ~T

    SI.No. Code No. Name of Villages m+rl if; rn+r S1. No. Code No. Name of Villages m+rl if; rn+r ~. ~. '!iTs ;t. ~.~. '!iTs if.

    2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    1 96 A101i ~T<1'T<1'r 32 119 Chhabariya ~TOI'f~lfT 2 1 Amargarh 'qtT~tf~ 33 10 Chhachhundra ~'W

    3 109 Ambapura ~;p:.n~~T 34 162 Chosla :;:fT«<1'T 4 127 Amli (Jooniya) ~Tq<1'r (~frrlfT) 35 1 1 Daulalpura ~T~cr~~T 5 139 Amli (Sawar) ~Tlf<1'r (<

    19 157 Bhandawas lI'T;:~TCfm 52 165 Ghatiyali 'Cffu'lI'T<1'f (Mandawas) ( lfT~TCfT« ) 53 168 Girwarpura ml T S8 25 Govardhanpura lfTqetrr~T 25 36 Boobkiya ~Cff'fi'l:fT 59 14 Gowaliya lfTcrf<1'lI'T 26 117 Chak Jooniya :qCfi ~frrlfT 60 133 Gulgaon ~<1'lftii{ 27 161 Chandthali :qt~~<1r 61 75 Gurha Kalan ~~T Cfi~ 28 62 Chapaneri :,nqTi:t~r 62 74 Gurha Khurd ~~T ~ 29 42 Chawandiya :qrCff;:~T 63 32 Hirapura ~r~r~T 3U 142 Cheelda :qr'fl<1'T 64 20 Hiyalija f~,nf~lfT 31 151 Cheetawas :qraTqHT 65 108 Ja1-Ka-Khera \i('T<1-'flT -~~T 100

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES CR!l~m ~T~ ct;') ~

    District: 10. Ajmer Tehsil : 5. Kekri mr 10. ~~ ~m-~ : 5. it;~T

    S).No. Code No. Name of Villages IIl'lTI iF if1li SI.No. Code No. Name of Villages lTT+I1 ~ if1li ~lf u. mil'. ~~. !fit~ if.

    t 2 3 4 2 3 4

    66 170 Jaswantpura ;;rlIJ:f'fll'T 104 95 Mahroo Kalan l\'~~ 'fiffi 72 26 Jorawarpura 'il:T'JGf~9;"\T 105 138 Mahroo Khurd l\'~~ ~

    87 91 Khawas ~

    88 47 Khayra ~T~T 122 61 Padaliya (Bhinay) !iT~f~lI'T ( f"lV'fTlf ) 89 166 Khejri itf;;r~T 123 167 Padaliya (Sawar) ~f~lI'T (lIT~) 90 15 Kheri itf~T 124 16 Padanga 'RTtrr 91 73 . Kheri ~r 125 99 Para q~T 92 8 Kitao CiftCTcr 126 35 Peeloda q:r~)~r 93 100 Kohra OfiT~~T 127 50 Peepaliya !iT!if~lI'T 94 7 Kumhariya ~~Tftll'T 128 150 Peepaliya !ir!ifull'r 95 77 Kurthal ~'i~ 129 140 peeplaj qrq~r;;r 96 146 Kushayta ~lTl'lial 130 98 Pharkiya 'liinfcp1:lT 97 71 Lamgara ~1l1T~T 131 83 Pranhera ~~T 98 118 Lasadiya ~~Tfull'T 132 12 Pratappura srnTq~r 101

    ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ~~ VPfflfi1 ~T District : 1O. Ajmer Tehsil ; 5. Kekri ~ : 10. ~ ~:5.~T

    S).No. Code No. Name of Villages flT1iT it; i'JT1J S).No. Code No. Name of Villages !lT1I1 ;f ;n'1J !IIi. «. m;;. !IIi. 'd. I!\'R ;j.

    2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    133 40 Pratappura srffi'q-~~T 153 9 Sedariya ~~fuiT

    134 152 Pratappura mTT~ 154 113 Shambhoopura ~~~-:T 135 34 Raghunathgarh ~T1ll'1T~ 155 141 Shokiya Khera mf~~ 136 54 Raghunatbpura ~~;;r?l1U 156 22 Singawal fij'1TTcr~ 137 171 Rainagar UlI'itR 157 38 Sobri m~T 138 155 Rajpura -:T;;r~T 158 49 Sol Kalan m~lfiffi 139 4 Rampura 'U~-:T 159 48 Sol Khurd m~ ~

    AMENITIES ~q (If not available within the village. a dash (-) has been shown in the column and ,...._ the village where the facility is available has been given in the broad_ '"u (~ VTll' if ~ ;rn;rq if@' ~ m~ ~ if ft (-) ~lJTl:fT trn ~ QtIT ~ iIR ~l: .. ..u :1- .0 ~ ro;r '1ft ~ ~ ~m- 8 .! =' c:I ~ Communi· Name of Village gi .., Day or c:I Days of cation 0 VTll' IIiT iITIf ~- 0:1 (Bus Stop, Z c:I Drinking Post marketl Railway u 0 i Water & hat, if ..,. Educational Medical Station, o·1t" .~~.~ (Potable) Telegraph - any !! w~ AAw Water way) '!if ~ 0..0 ctf.t il'T'm/~ ~, Glf~~'it ~~ eifq qr;:ft IIiT f'q,rjit> 8.~ . m.: {

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    ~'J 10/5/1 Amargarh 759 367(71) pel) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/5/2 Motipura 532 224(48) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/5/3 Rooppura 461 539(93) P(l) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/5/4 Rampura 116 148(27) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/5/5 DeoplJra 484 898(141) P(I) -(-5) W -(5-10) BS 10/5/6 Bandanwara 3,290 4,240(762) P(2)M(2) D(I)H(I) T,W PTO, Phone BS,RS H(I)AC(I) 10/5/7 Kumhariya 1,708 1,399(270) P(l)M(l) -(5-10) W,TK,R PO -(-5) H(I)AC(I) 10/5/8 Kitao 1,242 1,006(200) P(I)AC(I) -(5-10) W,TK,R -(5-10) BS 10/5/9 Sedariya 706 726(123) P(l) -(5-10) W PO -(-5) 10/5/10 Chhachhundra 483 647(104) P(I) -(-5) W PO -(-5)

    10/5/11 Dauiatpura 253 229(27) -(-5) -(5-10) TK -(5-10) -(-5) 10/5/12 Pratappura 249 27-3(36) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/5/13 Karati 1,224 1,034(195) P(I) -(5-10) W,TK PO -t-5) 10/5/14 Gowaliya 659 696(119) pel) -(5-10) W -(5-10) BS 10/5/15 Kheri 570 798(143) P(I) --(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)

    10/5/16 Padanga 1,994 1,803(310) P(I)M(I) PHS(I) W PO BS 10/5/17 Jheepiya 830 759(133) P(I)M(I) -(10+) W PO BS 10/5/18 Ratakot 2,419 1,703(301) P(I)M(I) Dtl) W PO BS 10/5/19 Mathaniya 600 678(126) P(I) --(-5) W -(-5) BS 10/5/20 HiyaJiya 1,158 1,378(237) pel) -(-5) W,TK -(5-10) -(-5) 10/5/21 Baiapura 254 170(26) P(I) -(-5) W -(5-10) BS 10/5/22 Singawal 1,3eO 1,819(326) P(I)M(I)H(I) PHS(I) W,HP PO BS,RS 10/5/23 Gopalpura 714 506(85) P(l) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5)

    \ - 103

    ~, : 10. ~

    ~: S.~

    AVAILABLE REMARKS ;;r;r ~ ~ next to it, the distance of the nearest place from rang(';s viz. -5 km, 5-10 km & 10+km) .a -5 f.t;. 1ft., 5 - 10 f.t;. 1ft. ~ 10+ f.ti. 1ft. ~ tIi ~ ~ ~m :a"rei!;l' ~)

    Name of Village VT1J ItiT ;n1f

    Staple food ~ I'fflrnl

    -..G) o... u..

    11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2

    KR Vijaynagar(24) ED,EAg. Wheat, Maize 94 330 261 74 ~~ KR Vijaynagar(22) EAg. Wheat, Maize 52 289 69 122 "f)crT~<:r Vljaynagar(26) 85 211 122 43 T(I) KR EA Wheat, Maize ~

    KR Vijaynagar(25) EAg. Wheat, Maize 18 33 38 27 <:r~T PR,KR Vijaynagar(13) Wheat, Maize 80 196 128 80 ~if~<:T PR,KR Vijaynagar(24) EA Wheat, Maize 424 1,743 901 222 .N(53)C(5)T(5) il"1~~

    KR Nasirabad( 17) EA Wheat, Maize 298 607 705 98 N(3)T(2)

    PR,KR Nasirabad(20) EA Wheat. Maize 426 128 457 61 170 N(I)M(3) KR Vijaynagar(20) Maize, Barely 173 161 292 80 KR Vijaynagar(20) Jowar, Maize 75 135 236 37 Raghunathji's ~ Temple KR Vijaynagar(20) Maize, Barley 42 137 60 14 KR Vijaynagar(20) Wheat, Maize 38 129 54 28 KR Vijaynagar(18) Maize, Barley 257 545 302 120 T(2) PR,KR Vijaynagar(10) Wheat, Maize 20 98 257 181 103 PR,KR Vijaynagar(18) Wheat, Maize 105 294 116 55 Ramdeoji's ... Temple KR,PR Vijaynagar(13) EA Maize, lowar 136 191 512 710 445 M(I)T(I) ffitJ1 PR,KR Vijaynagar(30) Wheat, Maize 78 350 225 177 N(2) m

    PR,KR Vijaynagar(6) Barley. Maize 14 153 81 6 .I~~U PR,KR Vijaynagar(13) Maize, Wheat 3S 192 405 510 158 N(2)T(l) fij'iTr~ KR Vijaynagar(14) Maize, Wheat t03 306 277 28 l"{tc!I~<'~ 104 ViLLAGt oisTlICT : 10. AlMER AMBNITIES AND

    AMENITIES 0 a (If not available within the village, a dash (-) bas been shown in the column and Z ~ Cl the vi!lage where the facility is available has been given in the broad 0 ...... os: .;:; 0 Name or Village '0-;;- .!t;~ Communj. ~ ",e ::1.0"0 1:1 0", g.S'O Drinking Post Day or cation .2 ...as ... Q,::s.e: Educational Medical Days of (Bus StoP. -II>- Water & :I.e: -Cl":1-0 ; (Potable) Telegraph market/bat. Railway 0=0 if any Station. ! ~g (-

    I 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

    10/5/24 Sargaon 641 410(71) P(l) -(5-10) W,TK -(S-IO) -(-S) 10/5/25 Govardhanpura 88 131'(20) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(-5) 10/5/26 Jorawarpura 133 313(48) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5)

    10/5/27 Ratanpura 101 97(15} -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5) BS 10/5/28 Bhiaay 3,256 6,555( J,200) P(3 )M(2) H(1)D(1) T,W,TK PTO, BS \'J-- H(2)PUC(1) PHC(l) Phone AC(4)O(1) 10/5/29 Udaigarh Khera 465 731(124) pel) -(-5) W PO -(-5) 10/5/30 Goojarwara 207 388(70) P(1) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/5/31 Dhantol 1,071 611(115) P(l) -(5-10) W PO BS

    10/5/3~ ..-HirapiJra . 230 (i29(107) P(l) -(5-10) W,HP PTO -(5-10) 10/5/33--- Reechhmaliya 1,400 1,043(186) P(I) -(5-1O) W,TK PO -(5-10) @Rammaliya 10/5/34 Raghunathgarh 1,090 901(135) P(l) -(5-10) W,TK -(-5) -(10+) 10/5/35 Peeloda 636 439(64) P(l) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/5/36 Boobkiya 916 829(150) P(1) -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) 10/5/37 Ren 795 451(62) P(l) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/5/38 Sobri 937 794(136) P(I) -(5-10) W,TK PO BS 10/5/39 Telara 616 560(84) P(l) -(5-10) W,TK PO -(5-10)

    10/5/40 Pratappura 161 265(42) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-~ 10/5/41 Rooppura 110 50(8) -(-5) -(-5) W PO -(-5) 10/5/42 Chawandiya 807 502(87) P(l) -(-5) W,TK PO BS 10/5/43 Bkalseenga 1,728 1,471(269) Pel) -(10+) W,TK PO -(10+) 10/5/44 Dhani 236 92(17) -(-·5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/5/45 Jhabarkiya 520 404(61) P(l) -(5-10) W,TK PTO -(5-10) 10/5/46 Ghana 1,056 915(147) P(1) -(5-10) W,TK -(-5) -(5-10) 10/5{47 Khayra 957 788(131) pel) -(5-10) W PO -(-5) 10/5{48 Sol Khurd 671 332(65) -(5-10) -(10+) w PO BS 10/5/49 Sol Kalan 433 327(56) -(5-10) -(10+) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/5/50 Peepaliya 1,014 507(96) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 105

    DIREctORY LAND USB TEHSIL : S. KEKRt

    AVAILABLE LAND USE REMARKS next to it. the distance of the nearest place from (i.e. area under different types of land use .;; ranges viz. (-5 km. 5-10 km & 10+km) in hectares rounded to the nearest unit) :I ~.2 ;; ...... "':! ()'~ ~CIJ~ 0 Ill! CD ,2c Name of Village 'fl1J ~ $I:l c ::c Cl U ~2_~ mm ..., c:s 0 ...... '"0 0:1.- '" o~·g ._ .... 130-' 0_ <1)0$0,5 Power 1lI!'"O - ~ :0:;15 "'C 0._ 0 t; .. =..0 ~ Staple food ... 'C:::I ~ e = Supply &I ~ ._ 0_ E$.afj!iO cd...sg .?; ~~ 0$=" CIO ... - 0 ()._ ...., -t8S.a~ u~t; -0.. '1: :; ~ g :I~ ... «1- Coo ~CI- =.!.~ ~-a <- ZS:og IX. .!:I ::> ;;:.:10$0 ;;:. tl...cI as._

    11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2

    PR Vijaynagar(20) Wheat, Maize 80 220 153 188 ,n:m KR Vijaynagar(20) Wheat, Maize 21 29 33 5 if~U KR Vijaynagar(20) Wheat, Maize 35 25 58 15 T(l) ::;ih:Tq~U Raghunathji's Temple

    PR,KR Vijaynagar(21) Maize, Wheat 20 34 39 8 <:~<:T

    KR Vijaynagar(20) Wheat, Maize 64 211 172 18 ~~t

    KR Vijaynagar(22) Maize, Wheat 81 64 36 26 1J:;jf<:

    ~ Tlfl{Tf~lIT KR Ajmer(48) Wheat, Barley 132 463 337 158 <:'!'IT1!fmI KR Nasirabad(22) Wheat, Maize 74 288 114 160 qr~)~T KR Vijaynagar(26) Wheat, Barley 51 552 218 95 M(I) 'OC

    KR Vijaynagar(13) Maize, Wheat 62 22 21 5 ~~<:T KR Vijaynagar(1 t) Wheat 81 254 419 53 'qfq'f.slfT KR Vijaynagar(lO) EA Wheat, Maize 236 9(6 467 119 N(I)M(I) ~'Ii~ij''lm KR Vijaynagar(10) Barely, Maize 14 103 62 57 e1

    KR Vijaynagar( 16) Maize, Jowar 108 505 385 60 ~

    KR Vijaynagar(20) Wheat, Maize 115 335 461 46 tiJTlf~ PR,KR Nasirabad(35) Wheat, Barley 47 305 222 .97 ~)~ l1!if KR Vijaynagar(25) Wheat, Barley S9 179 130 65 ij')~m PR Vijaynagar(27) Wheat, Barley 87 S04 316 67 qrqf~lfT 106

    VIU.ACit OISTlUCT: 10. AJMeR AMENITIES AND

    AMENITIES ci a (If not available within the village, a dash (-) bas been shown in the column and Z .;;~ c: the village where the facility is available has been given in the broad «1 0 .... "0 -';:;0 r- 'O~ .!!t)rn -- Nam~ Communi- 8 of Village ::I ,.Q"O tile Day or cation = eS 8'80 Drinking Post .2 =0 o.::I..c:l Days of (Bus Stop, _IU _I:IU Educational Medical wator ~ tII..c:l .8'0 ; (Potable) Telegraph marketfhat, Railway 0 0= 0=0 if any StatioB, -l i-o~ i-otll..c:l '" Waterway)

    2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

    ]0/5/51 Nagola 2,836 2,092(357) P(l)M(l) 0(1) W PO BS 10/5/52 Barla@Kala Talab 1,346 1,087(187) pel) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(5-10) 10/5/53 Keriya Kburd 1,248 j,0 16(174) pel) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/5/54 Raghunathpura 273 686(113) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10;5/55 Bargaon 2,034 ],546(264) P(l) D(l)PHS(I) W PO BS tSurkhand)

    10/5/ ~6 Beeliya 330 262(39) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) BS 10/5/57 Kanai Kalan 1,539 799(138) pel) -(-5) w PO BS 10/5/58 Kanai Khurd 1,233 737(130) P(l) -(-5) W PO BS

    10/5/59 Neemera (Kerot) 1,032 780(121) P(l) -(5-10) W PO -(-5) 10/5/60 Kachriya 815 640(93) P(l) -(5-10) W -(-5) BS 10/5/61 Padaliya (Bhinay) 2,184 1,933(348) P(2) -(-5) W PO -(-5) 10/5/62 Chapaneri 2,552 2,909(536) P(2)H(1)M(I) H(I)D(l)PHS(1 ) W,TK PO BS 10/5/63 Moondiya Khera 414 195(25) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/5/64 Barla Khera 945 222(41) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/5/65 Udaipur Khera 327 296(46) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/5/66 Bhairoo Khera 233 173(23) -(5-10) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/5/67 Neemera (Badli) 1,206 856(159) P(l) -(5-10) W,TK PO -(5-10) 10/5/68 Ganahera 648 774(126) P(1) -(5-10) W,TK -(-5) -(5-10) 10/5/69 Badli 2,553 2,69](529) P(2)M(I) 0(1) W,TK PO BS 10/5/70 Deoliya Kalan 3,586 3,829(681) P(2)M(2)H(l ) H(I)D(i) T,W,TK,R PO BS

    10/5/71 Lamagara 897 673(118) P(l) -(5-10) W,TK PO BS 10/5/72 Bagrai 1,489 842(140) P(l) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5)

    10/5/73 Kberi 479 562(89) P(I) -(-5) W,TK,R -(-5) -(-5) 10/5/74 Gurha Khurd 1,204 1,078(181) pel) PHS(l)H(I) W,R PO -(5-10) 10/5/75 Gurba Kalan 1,333 1,156(191) pel) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(5-{0) 10/5/76 Nandsi 1,589 1,496(280) P(l)M(I) -(5-10) W PTO, Phone BS lot

    DIREctORY

    LAND USE tEHSiL': S. KBKRt

    AVAILABLE LAND USE REMARKS next to it, the distance of the nearest place from (i.e. area under different types of land use .,; ranges viz. (-5 kID, 5-10 km & 10+km) in hectares rounded to the nearest unit) :l ~~.~ is ,.... , , ." ".... "" cu= .... _ ----- ., ,Ec CIIOOCO 0> en ., ,QcI) "0 co'" '" Name of V mage 001) .... c= :0 ._c:: ... >0 ~ 0 =~~ 0 t;t:8--- '1:l ~._ as as o..!!"'::: .- '- ~ <5 g~ Power .& ._"O- .... "OaSioooI =- .,0:1=6 Staple food ....en :l0>:l.e co Q ~ ~ -g o'i: ., ~ .... :::: Supply Q.;. f!,:;~!-"= ~ ~ .~.fi ~ :=~og"Ct as_._ - 8 o,g ... Q. ., o.~ c:l =c:l- ~.;;!:! 0 (IjJ~ {.)8 o 0 « ;.:l .9 -._ .... Cl <. ... z.~"O'C II- :g ::;J'-=-3 8 ~.ggbg as 0 ._, Q.,c ",._

    11 ]2 14 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 2

    PR,KR Kekri(30) Wheat, Barley 235. 1,288 1,190 123 N(2)T(1) 'fmtm KR Kekri(32) Wheat, Barley 180 ~ 457 648 61 ~T ri !fim afflfli KR Kekri(4:) Wheat, Barley 240 489 418 101 ifif<:l1T ~~

    KR Kekri(23) Wheat, Barley 35 191 22 25 <:l!'iT~T KR Kekri(26) Wheat, Maize 134 1,388 457 55 N(8)N(2) iI'~Cf (~Uf1J5')

    KR,PR Kekri(22) Wheat, Maize 39 194 79 18 T(I) ;;j)f<'J

    PR,KR Kekri(20) Maize, Wheat 58 51 l,Oll 336 83 N(I)T(I) 'liif~ 'lR'TT PR,KR Kekri(18) Maize, Jowar 102 790 263 78 N(1)M(I) 'Ii'i~~ Temple of Mataji

    KR Kekri(19) Maize, Wheat 17 751 229 35 'fr~r (iIi<:1e ) KR Kekri(26) Wheat, Barley 33 570 176 36 'IiT'iffw KR Kekri(2i) Maize, Wheat 148 1,250 675 111 N(I) QTs<;frlfl ( f'lllfTlf ) PR,KR Vijaynagar(25) Maize, Jowar 223 1,627 607 25 N(2)T(2) 'ifmifU KR Vijaynagar(16) Wheat, Maize 56 130 208 20 ~'mT~T KR Vijaynagar( 17) Maize, Jowar 88 174 437 246 il1'<;fT ~ KR Vijaynagar(20) Maize, Jowar 17 184 115 11 ~~~r KR v ijaynagar( 18) Maize, Jowar 21 143 60 9 'll~~r KR Vijaynagar(13) Wheat, Barley 69 623 375 139 M(I)T(l) ~Tq?T (il1'ffi') KR Vijaynagar(12) Wheat, Barley 118 357 128 45 ~ PR,KR Vijaynagar(8) ED,EAg. Barley, Wheat 172 402 637 885 457 N(2)M(3)T(2) n~') PR,KR Vijaynagar( 16) ED,EAg. Wheat, Barley 525 1,440 923 698 N(14)C(1) ~Cff<;f!fT m M(3)T(I)

    PR,KR Vijaynagar(IS) Maize, lowar 36 8S 421 305 . 50 T(2) mt:fIT1:T KR Vijaynagar(18) Maize, Wheat 133 573 644 139 A place of Ifif.:rt Karni Mataji KR Vijaynagar(20) Wheat, Barley 143 91 135 l10 ~ KR Vijaynagar(26) Wheat, Barley 127 545 365 167 ~r~~ PR Vijaynagar(28) Wheat, Barley 86 834 303 110 ~r 'lit:rT KR Vijaynagar(26) Wheat, Barley 2 1,145 337 105 M(2) T~mple ;rT~m of Murli Manoharji 1O! ViLLAGE tMsnuCt' , 10. A»df3R AMENITIES AND

    AMBNlTIBS 0 I. (Ii not availilble withiD the yjJIale, a dub (-) bas beeD Bhown in the column IUld :z: :!.s: J'S tho YilIqe where the facility is available baI been SiveR in the broad a MameolVU .... '1- Communi· Day or cation Drinkin, Post ijj Bducational Medical naYlof (Bus Stop, II - » Water & market/hat, Railway Soa ::a (Potable) Telegraph ifaDY Station, I !I ~I'& Waterway) , , 10 I 2 S 4 5 • •

    10/5/71 Kurtbal 1,584 1,370(237) pet) -(~S) w PO -~5-1() l0/5178 letpura 1,325 971(197) pel) -(-5) W PO BS 10/5/79 Kerot 1,797 1,612(297) P(l) D(l) W,TK PO BS 10/5/80 Kadolai 661 227(39) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) BS 10/5/81 Bhetmrawas 1,130 1,055(202) pel) -(-5) W.TK PO BS 10/5/82 Kachariya 1,034 1,032(200) pel) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) 10/5183 Pranbera 4,063 2,895(530) P(2)M(I) D(1)PHC(I) W,TK,HP PO BS

    10/5/84 Meoda Khurd 901 844(1$8) pel) -(10+) W,TK -(lO+) -(5-W) 10/5/85 Sarsari 1,026 713(115) P(I) -(5-10) W,TK -(5-10) BS 10/5/86 Ugan Khera 765 569(94) pel) -(5-10) W.TK,HP -(5-10) -(-5)

    10/5/87 Ugai 779 550(85) P(I) -(5-10) W,TK,HP -(5-10) BS 10/5l8S Neemod 666 566(109) pel) -(-5) W,TK,N -(-5) -(-5) 10/5/89 Beerwara 439 326(62) Pel) -(5-10) W,TK -(-5) -(-5)

    1015/90 Bharai 756 610(H7) pel) -(-5) W,TK PO BS 10/5/91 Khawas 2.999 2,751(500) P(2)M(l) PHS(l) T,W,TK PO BS 10/5/92 Kadera 2,457 4,353(801) P(2)M(2)H(J ) PHC(l)MH(I) W,TK PO BS PUC(l) FPC(l) 10/5/93 Deopura 569 336(55) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK,R -(-5) -(-5) 10/5/94 Gothra 444 509(75) pel) -(-5) W,R -(-5) -(5-10) 10/5/95 Mebroo Kalan 3,250 3,951(723) p(1)M(l) D(1)PHC(I) W;tK,R PO -(5-10) PHS(I) 10/5/96 Aloli 830 1,687(325) P(I)M(l) 0(1) W PO -(5-10) 10/5/97 Sakariya 1,541 1,292(266) P(1)AC(I) -(-5) W,TK,C PO -(-5) 10/5/98 Pharkiya 1,176 1,038(190) P(I) -(5-10) W,TK PO -(-5) 10/5/99 Para 3,147 2,706(504) P(l)M(1) H(l)D(I) W,TK PO BS 10/5/100 Kohra 1,328 885(157) PO) -(-5j W,TK PO BS

    10/5/101 Nai Khera 741 521(99) P(I) -(-5) T,W,'fI{ PO BS 10/5/102 Kekri (Rural) 3,'168 12(7) C(l)H(I) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) M(I)P(I) 109 ntJmctoRY LAND USE tEHSIL : 5. KEKRI

    AVAILABLE LAND USE REMARKS Dext to it, the ,istance of the nearest place from (i.e. area under dlfferel't types of land use nnpa viz. (- lan, S-lO kID '& lO+km) in bectares rounded to the nearest unit) »5~ _ ... 1:1-- m '0 CI):;- eJ ".... "'~l5-- 51) 021:1 -a .s::;~ ,l:l ,- u g>e_ ~ Name of Village Cl 't:I '" o.!:l-~ .-c.. rioa t; 8 ..... Power gt:o~ til :6~~ 't:I 0._ U Staple food ;; ~,.Q '" eGl!! Supply ''''::l ~ .aB.atJ~ ~~.:: 1:- 0 fLl·_ ...... i ..... u_ - >;:~ (J ::i",,=, -5 es~ e l i.!!.9 e :§ j:l~- a~~~1"$,,~ "'~'3 ~"''''Q.B l'~S .. -a ...... tJ;;. ::> -~._."" '" ~-..,..r~N ~"'CJ ~ Ci.:a :G.a II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 2

    KR Kekri(26) Wheat, Maize 157 1,036 363 28 N(2) ~<:I!f;;r KR Kekri(24) Wheat, Darley 48 887 318 72 T(I) ~~u KR Kekri(26) Maize, Jowar 126 1,135 442 94 i:Ii"<:Tc KR Kekri(20) Maize, Wheat 26 393 217 25 'fiR);;rr~ KR Kekri(15) Wheat, Maize 67 809 204 50 'i:ftl'f~rCfHr PR,KR Kekri(18) Wheat, Maize 106 644 241 43 onl'qf<:!fT PR,KR Kekri(15) Wheat, Jowar 319 2,682 664 398 N(3) Temple ~ of Balaji KR Kekri(lO) Maize, Barley 59 611 167 64 C(I)T(I) itCfG"T ~ PR,KR Kekri(5) Maize, Wheat 51 733 133 111 T(I) ~<:~~T KR Kekri(8) Maize, Barley 71 457 129 108 Temple of Deo- '3"rrT;r ~I narayanji Ka PR,KR Kekri(5) EA Maize, Bajra 83 529 99 68 C(1 )M(2 )T( 3) '3"l1Tt PR,KR Kekri(11) Wheat, Barley 64 386 132 84 M(3) ;rTm~ KR Kekri(8) Wheat, Sarley 40 242 116 41 Temple of ;;fi<:CfT~ Raghunathji PR,KR Kekri(11) Whea t, Barley 99 472 126 59 'Hit

    PR,KR Kekri(15) EA Wheat, Maize 368 1,859 440 332 N(I)C(J) ~lif PR,KR Kekri(22) EA Wheat, Maize 315 1,332 515 295 N(10)M(l)T(1) 'liT~~

    KR Kekri(25) EAg. Wheat, Maize 66 235 195 73 ~~<:I KR Kekri(24) EAg. Wheat, Maize 178 51 148 67 T(l) ll:To~ KR Kekri(23) EA Wheat 439 592 1,309 473 437 N(3)T(6)M(2) ~~

    KR Kekri(23) Maize, Wheat 97 559 114 60 N(I) 'Ar"l:T~ KR Kekri(13) ED,EO Maize, Jowar 315 868 :182 76 N(J)M(J)T(I) ~Tifif<:!fT KR Kekri(15) Maize, Jowar 67 698 273 138 T(2) 'liT<:f'1ilrT

    PR,KR Kekri(lO) EA Wheat, Barley 445 1,611 766 325 N(4)M(3)T(3) 'l1~1 PR,KR Kekri(5) Wheat, Barley 107 756 171 294 N(2)M(I) 'f>)Q~ T(3)C)1)

    PR,KR Kekri(3) Wheat, Gojra 25 465 113 138 'lIt ~n PR,KR Kekri(2) EA Wheat, Barley 199 2,741 632 19:i N(J)C(l)T(1) i:li"ifi~.')' (mm{!J') 110

    VitLAGI DISTRICT : 10. AlMER AMENITIES AND

    AMENITIES II> 0 100 (If not available within the village, a dash (-) has been shown in the column and Z ~ c the village where the facility is available has been given in tbe broad II> .:;;: 0 ... "0 .= 0 r- -~--_-- 0 U Name of Village 'o~ Stirn Communi- i'3 f ::I.e..., Day or cation 0 ... :1 8'8'0 Drinking Post = «10 Cl.:;;I'::: Educational Medical Days of (Bus Stop, .~ _COl Water & -«I,c market/bat Railway 0 .. !!~ ; (Potable) Telegraph 0 OC OcO if any Station, ...l E-o~ E-o",.c Water way)

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    10/5/103 Mandha 690 347(66) P(I) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/5/104 Meoda Kalan 2,362 2.1

    10/5/105 Naiki 1,193 6~9( 120) P(I) -(5-10) W,TK -(5-10) BS 10/5/106 Ekalseenga 620 427(69) P(I) -(5-10) W,TK PO -(-5) 10/5/107 Dhunwaliya 667 490(81) P(I) -(5-10) W,TK,HP -(-5) BS 10/5/108 Jal-Ka-Khera 613 443(84) P(I)M(I)H(1) -(-5) W,TK,R,C -(-5) -(10+) 10/5/109 Ambapura 690 315(57) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(10+) 10/5/110 Jooniya 3,213 3,843(701) P(l}M(I)H(l) D(I)H(l) W,C,H PO -(10+) 10/5/111 Dholai 536 275(39) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/5/112 DayaJpura 168 186(15) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) 10/5/113 Shambhoopura 258 232(41) P(1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/5/114 Deogaon 3,003 2,999(510) P(l)M(1) D(1) W PO BS

    10/5/115 Kabariya 585 427(64) P(I)M(I)AC(I) -(-5) W,TK,HP,N -(-5) -(-5) 10/5/116 Karonj 1,892 1,519(281 ) pel) PHS(1)H(I) W,TK PO BS 10/5/117 Chak Jooniya 42 Uninhabited Ih:-mm 10/5/118 Lasadiya 859 992(199) P(I)AC(I) -(5-10) W PO -(-5) 10/5/119 Chhabariya 1,080 640(123) P(I)AC(l) -(5-10) W -(10+) -(10+) 10/5,120 Deoliya Khurd 861 902(159) P(I)AC(I) -(-5) W,R,C -(-5) BS 10/5/121 Baghera 3,752 4,894(911) P(2)M(2)H(1) H(I)D(I) W,T,HP,TK, PO BS R,C 10/5/122 Nayagaon 698 941(143) pel) -(-5) W,TK,R -(-5) -(-5) 10/5/123 Mankhand 1.631 998(146) P(I) -(5-10) W,TK,N,R -(5-10) -(-5)

    10/5/124 Salari 1,143 1,398(260) P(I) -(-5) W PO BS 10/5/125 Taswariya 1,132 1,054(208) PO) PHS(I) W PO BS 10/5/126 Titariya 892 681(125) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) 10/5/127 Amli (Jooniya) 702 450(69) P(l) -(-5) W,HP PO -(-5) 10/5/128 Molkiya 728 521(89) P(I) -(-5) W,HP PO -(-5) 10/5/129 Kalera Krishna 1,017 982(196) P(1)M(I) H(I)D(I) W PO, Phone BS Gopal 10/5/130 BogJa 1,152 974(185) P(l)M(I) -(-5) W,TK PO BS 111

    DIIlECTORY

    LAND USE TBliSIL : S. Kanl

    AVAlfABLE LAND USE REMARKS next to it, tbe distance of the nearest place from (i.e. area under different types of land use ranges viz. (-5 km, 5-10 Ian & 10+km) in hectares rounded to the nearest unit) ~ >. ::l0 _ J.. ,-- -~ c·- as ,__ ... as.~ ... () .t:1I.) -.::l eIl::o 0 ~ = coo O'co -.::l co .... 0 0 Name of Village u ", -C1I).-.. -.::l ~== :0 = ...'" = .... - «S .., Power ~:a,.;";! 0.,2': .-~ ~o=- 0- ~oIge Staple food ... e ;;:; ~ ~ =.0 01 -.::l o._ ... '" "'=0I"w Supply ·c :::l 3: ;:t=; 3.g.3'5~ G)'_",~.== ~ B0 8 _~~ G.)~ «S~ ... ~'" .!::"O..9 Q. .i ""a:s- Qc.'d.U_ o ,g:g.§ 0 ... QQ- :;~g::l" "'( ;»:l ._ -._ ... = < .... z Il. ... ::;l:.:::,

    11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2

    KR Kekri(3) Wheat, Iowar 29 516 94 51 WliT KR Kekri(12) ED,EAg. Wheat 195 1,499 564 104 it«r m PR,KR Kekri(5) Wheat, Barley 86 664 355 88 ;n~ KR Kekri(8) Wheat, Barley 50 291 248 31 ~1m PR,KR Kekri(8) Maize, Jowar 74 264 158 171 ~'qTf~T KR Kekri(12) EA Wheat, Barley 129 265 154 65 M(I) ;:;m;r-

    KR Kekri(14) Wheat, Barley 49 428 168 45 ~u PR,KR Kekri(l3) EA Wheat, Barley 234 382 1,621 693 283 :srf.{~ KR Kekri(26) wt eat, Barley 32 350 4 150 tffint

    KR Kekri(27) Wheat, Maize 8 147 13 ~

    KR Kekri(26) Barley, Ma~ 187 71 ~f KR Kekri(19) Wheat, Barley 238 1,728 490 547 Temple pf ~ Seetaramji

    KR Kekri(20) Wheat, Maiz;e 35 432 8 110 TO) ~ KR Kekri(22) Wheat, Maize 45 1,543 190 114 N(2)M(1)T(2) '4i'T~ Kekri(21) 3 35 3 :;rlli~ KR Kekri( 12) ED,BAg. Wheat, Barwy 210 367 167 115 C(1) ~Hn~ KR Kekri(12) EAg. Wheat, Barley 169 639 172 100 M(l)T(J) ~~ KR Kekri(l5) EA Wheat, Barley 248 368 184 61 ~"f~~ 'i~ KR Kekri(19) EA Wheat, Barley 551 2,004 506 691 N(5)C(I) mr M(4)T(2)

    KR Kekri(16) EAg.,EO Barley, Maize 121 242 149 186 ~It[i'

    KR Kekri(15) EAg. Maize, Jowar 178 930 384 139 Temple of lfT;r~ Narsingh KR Kekri(16) EA Wheat, Barley 100 697 271 75 M(2) ljmr KR Kekri(13) EA Wheat, Maize 71 695 307 59 M(I) mmf\~ KR Kekri(12) EO Wbeat, Maize 45 691 107 49 ftrnf{1fT KR Kekri(12) ED Wheat, Maize 70 497 85 50 ~11\'i't (:srf.rln) PR,KR Kekri(8) Wheat, Maize 86 499 58 85 ~f~ PR,KR Kekri(ll) EA Wheat 102 651 190 74 N(3)M(1)T(1) lfir~ 511\lJf tftcmr

    PR,KR Kekri(18) EA Wheat, Maize 177 692 141 142 T(1) i[TtliI't 112

    VlLLAGI!:

    DIstRICT: 10. AJMER AMENITIES AND

    AMENITIES 0 ~ (If not available within tbe village, a dasb (-) bas been shown in tbe column and Z .;;:~ CI the village where the facility is available has been given in the broad 0 .~'- '0 ... ~o 0 0""" -=,0",... Communi. U Name of Village ",0'" Q'" a..c'O Day or cation oE'O Drinking Post .2= ...011:) '" a.~.Cl Educational Medical Days of (Bus StoP. -II) Water Oi ,,;cg & market/hat, Railway () S.rJ -'0 :s (Potable) Telegraph c OCI oeo if any Station, ...l f-o'=- f-oes,c Water way)

    2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

    10/5/131 Dhoondhari 1,302 2,394(448) P(I)H(I)M(I) 0(1) W PO -(-5) 10)5/132 Undri 825 1,315(230) P(2) -(5-10) W Phone -(-5)

    10/5/133 Gulgaon 1,210 1,453(301 ) P(I) -(-5) W PO BS 10/5/134 Sadara 1,321 1,818(375) P(I)M(I)H(J) D(J)H(I) W,TK.R,C PO BS 10/5/135 Sadari 545 848(148) PO) H(I) W,TK,R PO BS 10/5/136 Baneriya 150 223(43) P( I) -(-5) W,R -(-5) -(-5) 10/5/137 Madhopura 94 74(12) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(-5) 10/5/138 Mahroo Khurd 322 368(70) -(-5) -(-5) R -(-5) -(-5) lOIS! 139 Amli (Sawar) 675 1,227(231) pel) -(-5) W,R -(5-10) -(-5) 10/5/140 Peeplaj 1,681 2,184(447) P(l)M(l) D(1)PHS(l) W,T PO BS 10/5/141 Shokiya Khera 625 315(64) -(5-10) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(10+) 10/5/142 Cheekla 607 313(60) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(-5) 10/5/143 Gordha 746 937(183) P(1) -(-5) W -(-5) BS 1015/1~4 Bisundni 872 1,140(193) P(I)M(I)H(1) H(2)D(2) T,W,TK PO BS 10/5/[45 Ummedpura 206 144(27) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/5/146 Kushayta 985 1,165(188) P(I) -(-5) W,TK PO -(5-10) 10/5/147 Motalao 688 334(60) P(l) -(5-10) W,TK -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/5/148 Udaisagar 207 90(20) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) 10/5/149 Laxmipura 357 -285(53) pel) -(-5) W,N -(-5) -(-5) 10/5/150 Peepaliya 583 366(61) -(-5) -(5-10) W,TK,N -(5-10) -(5-10)

    10/5/151 Cheetawas 557 541(94) P(l) -(5-10) W,TK,N PO -(5-10) 10/~/152 Pratappura 344 361(61) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/5/153 Sawa:r 3,245 6,320(1,205) P(2)H(I) D(I) T,W PO, Phone BS PUC(I) O(I)M(I) 10/5/154 Unkarpura 483 284(38) -(-5) -(-5) W,R -(-·5) -(-5) 10/5/155 Rajpura 429 471(98) P(1) -(-5) W,R,C,N -(-5) BS 10/5/156 Modi 427 337(52) P{l) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) 10/5/157 Bhandawas 574 393(65) P(I) -(-5) W,R -(-5) BS 113

    OlRECTORY

    LAND USE tEHSIL : S. KEKRI

    AVAILABLE LAND USE REMARKS next to it, the distance of the nearest place from (i.e. area under different types of land use ranges viz. (-5 km, 5-10 kIn & 10+km) in hectares rounded to the nearest unit)

    Name of Village Power Supply Staple food

    11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2

    KR Kekri(19) EA Maize, Wheat 393 325 351 233 N(5)M(2)T(l) KR Kekri(ll) EA Wheat, Maize 196 192 253 184 M(l) A place of Mataji

    PR,KR Kekri(16) EA Wheat, Maize 385 378 318 129 N(1 )T(3) ~<;lTiq

    PR,KR Kekri(21) EA Wheat, Maize 439 587 191 104 N( 1)M(1 )T(3) ~~T'T

    KR Kekri(23) ED,BAg. Maize, Wheat 254 113 124 54 T(l) ~~T"{r

    KR Kekri(35) Wheat, Barley 23 63 64 .mf~lfT KR Kekri(32) Wheat, Barley 40 16 20 18 liT!it~ KR Kekri(30) EAg. Wheat 145 74 52 51 ~~~ KR Kekri(24) EAg. Wheat, Maize 292 183 145 55 T(I) ~lf~ (miR) KR Kekri(31) EA Wheat, Maize 61 440 657 340 183 N(2)T(2) !fiqm;;r KR Kekri(37) Wheat, Barley 93 196 239 97 mf'Ii

    KR Kekri(30) ED,EA Maize, Jowar 133 572 196 84 T(2) ~lTaT KR Kekri(30) Maize, Jowar 25 408 136 119 ;!Tcl<'I'T1f

    KR Kekri(28) Wheat, Batley 15 94 74 24 '3'<::lTm~ KR Kekri(30) Maize, Jowar 41 151 119 46 <;1ff1ft~T KR Kekri(30) EAg. Jowar, Maize 87 311 160 25 Temple of q')q~ Laxminarayanji Ka KR Kekri(30) ED Maize, Jowar 148 147 236 26 KR Kekri(34) Maize, Jowar 68 185 65 26 M(l) PR,KR Kekri(25) EA Barley, Wheat 238 492 1,441 349 725 N(69)C(3) M(2)T(4)

    KR Kekri(22) Wheat, Barlay 27 159 203 94 T(2) KR Kekri(24) ED,EO Maize, Jowar 44 223 111 51 KR Kekri(24) Wheat, Barley 38 178 104 107 PR,KR Kekri(18) Wheat, Maize 56 230 205 83 114

    ViLLAGE

    DISTRICT : 10. AJMER AMENITIES AND

    AMENITIES ~ (If not available within the village, a dash (-) has been shown in the column and ~ ~ 0 the village where the facility is available bas been given in the broad u .~ ._g'o '0,; $ ... 8 Name or Village ::2 0.) r.fl Communi- CI tlSe 0..0 '" Day or cation ~0:1 080 Drinking Post .S! aI-U Q,;:I..c:: Educational Medical Days of (Bus Stop, ... -c~ Water & 3l! S'O ::s (Potable) Telegraph market/bat, Railway ~I:lO irany Station, ! ~g =,c Waterway)

    1 2 :3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    10/5/158 Tankawas 838 688(129) PO) -(-5) W,R PO -(-5) 10/5/159 Deokheri 431 J'(54) P(I) -(10+) W,R -(-5) -(5-10) 10/5/160 Bf'jta 1,256 J, .. 73(267) P(I)M(I)H(1) D(l) W PO -(5-10) 10/5/161 Chandthali 341 625(117) P(I) D(I) W.S -(-5) -(5-10) 10/5/162 Chosla 864 1,270(235) pel) PHS(I) W.R PO BS 10/5/163 Kalera Kanwarji 649 1,294(246) P(I)M(l) CHW(J) W,TK PO BS 10/5/164 Sundarpura 455 294(64) P(l) H(I) W,S -(-5) -(5-10) 10/5/165 Ghatiyali 3,073 3,021(579) P(2)H(I)M(I) D(I)PHS(I) T.W,TK PO BS 10/5/166 Khejri 492 555(92) P(l) -(:i-IO) W,R PO -(5-10) 10/5/167 Padaliya (Sawar) 324 550(102) P(I) -(5-10) W,R PO -(5-10) 10/5/168 Girwarpura 493 1,041(190) P(l) -(-5) T,W,R PO -(5-10) 10/5/169 Neemera (Sawar) 763 789(141) Pel) --(-5) W,R PO -(5-10) ]0/5/170 Jaswantpura 412 552(112) pel) -(5-10) W,HP -(5-10) -(5-10) 10/5/171 Rainagar 348 443(101) pel) -(-5) W PO -(5-10) 10/5/172 Jeetapura 624 324(64) -(-5) -(5-10) W,R -(5-10) -(5-10)

    Grand Total 1.79,385 1,74,303 P(152)M( 40) D(26)H(15) ptl:f1'" (31,386) AC(13)H(18) PHS(12)PHC(4) VUC(3) FPC(l)CHW(l) O(2)C(I) MH(l) 115

    DIREctOR\' LAND USE TEHSIL:

    AVAILABLE LAND USE REMARKS next to it, the distance of tbe nearest place from (i.e. area under different types of land use napa viz. (-, lan, S-10 Jan & 10+km) in hectares rounded to tbe nearest unit) ; __-- ______~ ~------~------~ ~.2 - co'~ .... :e_-0'. 0 Name of Villago Power .-t... 80"--' Supply Staple food 'Cl 0._ "i -5~S~s c:I_.!! e c:I ~ Ct.ca eIl._

    II 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 2

    KR Kekrl(24) ED,EO Wheat, Maize 84 431 187 136 C(ll)M(J)T(I) ei

    KR Kekri(18) ED,EO Wheat, Maize 49 148 189 45 ~~~ KR Kekri(25) EA Wheat, Jowar 70 210 387 291 298 N(l) iiIT:;rc:T

    KR Kekri(22) EA Wheat, Maize 175 27 86 53 C(1)T(2) "'t~'1ffi' KR Kekri(26) EA Maize, Wheat 251 319 135 159 M(I )T(2) "'TtriiIT KR Kekri(29) EA Maize, Wheat 138 416 52 43 N(2)T(2) lfiT~T at:n:;;rr

    KR Kekri(20) Maize, Wheat 68 36 230 80 41 ~~U KR Kekri(35) EA Wheat, Barley 261 67 1,556 588 601 C(1)M(I) '1fz;:m;fi

    KR Kekri(35) EAg.,EO Wheat, Maize 161 91 122 118 M(l) ~;;r~

    KR Nasirabad(5) EA,EAg. Wheat, Maize 184 21 64 55 'irsf~ (~r:n:)

    KR Nasirabad( 18) EA Wheat, Maize 185 121 136 51 M(l) flr~

    KR Kekri(30) BAg. Wheat, Barley 62 123 90 137 ~<:T

    KR Kekri(30) ED,EAg. Maize, Jowar 118 136 77 17 Ul{if~ KR Kekri(34) Maize, Jowar 143 122 218 141 ;;fur~T

    4,393 22,845 88,876 43,382 19,889 N(269)M(63) T(83)C(19)

    APPENDICES

    qR~ 118

    VILLAG£ DtRECTORY APPENDIX-I TBHSILWISE ABSTRACT OF EDUCATIONAL. MEDICAL AND OTHER AMENITIES , DISTRICT': 10;i AlMER

    EDUCATIONAL lIT~ ...., ~------~ Higher a~ Matricula- Secondary/ PUC/lnter- College Adult ~Iii tion/ ~d! Primary Middle mediate/ (Graduate Literacy _IP> School School Secondary and above) os Name of Tehsil School Junior College Classes/ Others ~ ~~ ¥l~(f1;< ,.::~ ;:>1;< l~.... ~~ ..... ~~ _'I;> ~~ "::'1;> ;>tIu' ~

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

    1. Ajmer 150 176 46 50 18 18 6 6 71 103 5 6 20 2. Kishangarh 120 130 33 33 8 8 2 2 85 114 2 3 23 3. Beawar 170 202 49 50 15 15 5 5 2 15 15 3 3 143 4. Sarwar 79 81 13 15 7 7 5 5 2 25 S. Kekri 138 154 34 39 17 18 3 3 10 13 2 2 33

    Grand Total 657 743 175 187 65 66 16 16 2 3 186 250 13 16 244 !\Of tim 119 t1qWn Iffmrll!-I w~~, f;Wrnn tiR ~ ~ 'liT d~\'I"I< m f;;rm: 10. ~

    MEDICAL ~ r------. Maternity and Child Welfare Centre/Mater- Primary Health Family Primary Community nity home/Child Centre/Health Planning Health Health Dispensary Hospital Welfare Centre Centre Centre Sub-centre Centre Name of Tehsil m-!J11'fll' r"'f'fiffil<'fl'l ~fu~ fmJ srr~lflfi ~tA ~~T~ ~lJ'fl~~ ~ 'fiT '1"111 ~"iR/ iR/mft .....=. >s ..... ~~ .9.~ ~~ ..s.~ ~~ 1~ ;;:s ..... ~~ .....

    18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 2

    31 33 15 18 6 6 9 9 7 7 15 15 11 11 ~ilfln:

    27 31 11 13 5 6 14 14 12 12 f~11l

    18 19 8 8 3 3 6 6 5 5 15 15 4 5 ilfm:

    8 10 3 3 2 2 6 6 5 6 ~~,

    27 27 IS 15 4 4 12 12 ~~

    111 120 50 55 9 9 27 28 15 15 62 62 33 35 120

    VILLAG:t olUCtOltY APPENDIX-I TEHSILWISE ABSTRACT OF EDUCATIONAL. MEDICAL AND OTHER AMENITIES

    DISTRICT: 10. AlMER

    MEDICAL (Cont.) DRINKING WATER ~(~:) ~~qr;fJ ,... ____.J.-__...,_ __...... ,..._. -...,

    ~ ... '0 .8 Others ~ t ~ co Name of Tehsil CI f ~t() ~m~ iIll 'fTl{ 4.l :.i2 'Ii ...u CI ::I ·c 0 "C ~ ~--, '" 0 t!§. .. 11CI CI u .c 0~1i e 1>< f-~tfIT 1 2 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44

    I. Ajmer 8 8 126 10 174 61 3 15 40 85 2 2. Kishangarh 6 7 108 8 149 58 10 49 84 3. Beawar 2 2 283 8 312 116 6 6 58 138

    4. Sarwar 89 3 100 41 12 2 16 4!l 5. Kekri 135 11 168 70 29 6 19 97

    Grand Total 16 17 741 40 903 346 4 72 15 182 452 s F'l(T1t 121 .nqfIRftm ~-I w~, Rf.rnrr qR qilf ~ 'liT d(~i'jiilim m

    f.>mT : 10. ~

    POST AND TELEGRAPH COMMUNICA nON POWER SUPPLY miqRl. _..A.._ ,----...}.... r------'- ~

    g0 .CI ~ 0 g Name of Tehsil 0 B .CI IS ~~ >. ~ , 00- ~~ ~~ E-<:C ~1i9 ~~ ~ ~1i9 f~ ~~ ~j; Z1r 1~ n 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 2

    84 7 77 11 98 79 m"{

    64 2 6 69 3 118 36 f~!Il'I"~

    86 2 5 104 3 95 222 ilJTll""{

    32 26 14 89 ~'f{

    75 2 3 63 2 64 107 ~

    _ - ...... ,_.- -.--~ 341 4 6 21 2 339 19 389 533 122

    VILLAGE DIRECTORY APPENDIX-II

    Il1lf ~ tITdN-1I

    Land utilisation data in respect of non-municipal towns (Census towns) ~-"qm~ ~ (~{!ffT~) it Wlf ~~ ~;:"" w~

    DISTRICT : 10. AJMER f;;m : 10. ~

    Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded to the Dl"arest unit) Wlt' ~ (~~\l'ir SI'Ii'n: ~ Wlt' ~ it ~

    Name of Town and tehsil CuIturable .... within brackets Unirrigated waste (including Area not gauchar and l 'f1T<: !II'h: ~i;I' ~ i'fTlf Total area Forest Irrigated (including available for E falJow land) groves) cultivation ::s ~~it If'!' fuf;re ~

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8

    NIL 123

    VILLAGE DIRECTORY APPENDIX-III VTlf fitifilrlJir ~-III

    Tehsilwise list of inhabited villages where no educational, medical, drinking water, post and telegraph, day or days of market/hat, communication and power supply facilities are available marr~ m;rr 'fiT ~T~ ~r ~t lIT~ftrrcIi, fiffCflffiT, llri't CfIT llFfT, 6"T'fI q ern:, atT:jfR/~ t fcR' ~T R

    DISTRICT: 10. AJMER ~ : 10. q~~

    SI. No. Name of Tehsil Location Code No. Name of Village 'lIi'J~ ~~ 'tiT ;nlf ~

    2 3 4

    1. Beawar 10/3/57 Lamba (Rajiyawas)

    ~r(~~) 124

    APPENDIX IV-VILLAGE DIRECTORY ~ tV-'lI'f ~ftm List of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges

    ~~fq(f ;;rrRnr1 (f~T $1 mf... ct ;;r;;mfu;.r1 anT ;;r~ ij;' ~ ;;rrr~ ~ ~i!ffif iif; mcm: ~ ~~ ;;fpn

    ( it 1JTlf ~~ if@ ~ ~ ~ \iITfu/~f;rn ~If ttiT ;;r~ ~ t )

    DISTRICT : 10. AJMER ~: 10. a,..,q"{

    Per cent Location Per cent Location Range Code No. Name of Village WI!' 'liT illif Range Code No. Name of Village llTif 'liT illif Ili'{!jt m*l1A' oi{!jt ~ srmrn lli'h;:t. lI'fuwlf m ;t.

    2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    TEHSYL : I. AJMER CfQID<'I" : ]. ;w;rif<: 10/1/87 Amargarh f;[if~ 10/1/98 Kaklana '!i'lii.'ITill A-Scheduled Castes 10/1/102 Bhawani Khera 'l1CfT;ft ~?,T 10/1/110 Rajosi "{rOfl"-) ifi-4,;j'i~m ;;rrfQl:lt 10/1/112 Jatiya :;nfel:TT 10/1/116 Kana Kheri '!iT'IT ~T 0-5 10/1/13 Gegal iT;rn 10/1/117 Manpura ifT'I~U 10/1/19 Gurha ~T 10/1/123 Hathi Batta ~1~T ~T 10/1/28 Hokran ~~t 10/1/129 Nawab '1CfTar 10/1/36 Pushkar (Rural) ~~q;"{ (!lT1fu:!:r ) 10/1/131 Raghunathpura "{Tff~~ 10/1/53 J~tgarh iJrCfl1l 10/1/132 Morajhari if)"{T~ 10/1/68 Alipura f;[<'I")~<:T 10/1/134 Soorajpura ~<:Gf~"{r 10/1/91 Bheempura 'iI')if~ 10/1/140 Kesharpura ~<:~<:T 10/1/96 Naharpura '1r~l~r 10/1/141 Ramsar "{Tiftf<: 10/1/97 Miyapur fl1'l:TT~<: 10/1/142 Kurari :FT?,T 10/1/100 Khapri llIT'f<:T 10/1/147 Gaderi l'fT~<:T 10/1/103 Bithoor fil'~ 10/1/153 Tilana fffi'T1"IT ]0/1/119 Jilawara f\jfi.'fT

    10/1/168 Naharpura ;rTij<:~r

    11-15 10/1/4 Ararka ~~ 6-10 10/1/2 Hansiyawas ~tfwwmf 10/1/12 Akhri m~T 10/1/8 Sarana ..-<:Till 10/1/14 ~uhami W l1T 10/1/10 Utra ;a-~r 10/1/15 Bubani ~iI'T'Ir 10/1/11 Jatli GfmrT 10/1/16 Khonda 'ilm 10/1/21 Ladpura <'I"rs~' 10/1/17 Nolakha '1)<'I"1fl

    10/1/27 Padampura 'f<{~ .. r 10/l/18 Godiyawas ll)fSl:TT

    DISTRICT: 10. AJMER f~;lO. ~

    Per cent Location Per cent Location Range Code No. Name of ViI:lage Range Code No. Name of Village ~l!ft ~l!R ~{!ft

    2 3 4 2 3 4

    Dhuwariya 10/1/56 ~~ 10/1/86 Soodlai ~~1i 10/1/67 Nagelao ~Pf 10/1{88 Leeri ~fr~ 10/1/69 Gola ~);;rr 10/1/92 Arjunpura Jageer ~~. 'l1"U :;wit.: 10/1/73 Dantra l{~ 10/1/101 Rajgarh ~,~ 10/1/74 Dodiyana ~T~Rl 10/1/108 Bubaniya ~fifllT 10/1/75 Nathoothala if1~ 10/1/114 Beer 'ilR 10/1/17 Bhanwata m

    10/ 1/118 Rampura Abeeran '~JiI'~'U ~H 10/1/167 Jharwasa ~HlT 1O/1{122 Pharkiya tfifl:f'l\l{r 10/1/174 Amarpura ~r 10/1/124 Banewari ~ 10/1/177 Bhairoo Khera ..t~~ 10/1/125 Kanpura

    10/1(6 Magra ~T 10/1/58 Bhatsoori 'l:rc~f~T Rampura Dabla 10/1/9 Narwar "I':q~ 10/1/62 ,r'f~r 6Tm Bhagwanpura 10/1/20 Bhoodol ~T;;r 10/1{63 'qT~~U 10/1/32 Tilora f~ 10/1/68 Alipura ~

    APPENDIX-IV

    DIstRIct : 10. AJMER ~: 10. aril

    Per cent Location Per cent Location Range Code No. Name of Village Range Code No. Name of Village 15f~ ~ 15i'~ ~lIfif srftmf ~;t. srmrn ~ ;:to

    1 2 3 4 2 3 4

    10/1/111 Balwanta il'Wcf·ffi 10/1/23 Chandiyawas :qt~!f1Cmf 10/1/120 Shree Nagar m<:if)~ 10/1/136 Deoliya ~f<'fll'T 10/1/56 Dhuwariya §CI"T~ 10/1/144 Mandiyani lfRl.fTifT 10/1/63 Bhagwanpura 'lTlTcrr~T 10/1/146 Lavera ~'J 10/1/67 Nagelao 'f~l'f 10/1/149 Dilwari f<:~nr: 10/1/70 Jethana GraTIfT 10/1/157 Derathoo ~l~ 1O{1/80 Saradhana IDl:TaoiT 10/1/158 Loharwara ,;r't~n:~T 10/1/82 Makreda 'flfit~T 10/1/161 Hanwantiya ir

    APPENDlX-IV

    DISTRICT: 10. AlMER fftT: 10. ~

    Per cent Location Per cent Lecation Range Code No. Name of Village m If! ;:nlf Range Code No. Name of Village iTlf lfir lfl1f ~~ ~ ~~

    2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    10/1/164 Dho1a Danta Deratboo ~)\:fT ~tm ~~ 10/2/66 Cbeeta Kbera '

    10/1/163 Chat ~ 10/2/38 ThaI 1lI<'T Sursura 10/1/167 Jbarwasa ~~Tm 10/2/45 ~<:'Ju 10j2/49 Kathoda ~i5)

    'fi-"li~r"4a m~t 16-20 10/2/14 Ujoli '3'~ 10/2/18 Nitooti f~e') 0-5 10/2/47 Mordi "'lUT 10/2/23 KaJyanpura ~l;r

    10/2/70 Mandawarlya Qr

    APPENDIX-IV

    DISTRICT: 10. AJMER f;;r\'{T : 10. C(if~

    Per cent Location Per cent Location Range Code No. Name of Village ~ i~ (1"~'f sffimo !fi't~ ;:t. srfu'wo ~;:t.

    2 3 4 2 3 4

    10/2/50 Junda 10/2/73 Kakniyawas

    10/2/90 Kachariya 'f)'t~ 10/2/54 BUharoo ~I~ Raghunathpu ra 10/2/55 Harmara 10/2/98 <;~'fT~U ~~ 10/2/99 Khera ~T 10/2/60 Tityari furo;.) 10/2/102 Godiyana iTtrorr;:rT 10/2/61 Peenglod ~ 10/2/111 Deend\\ara s')sql~T 10/2/72 Tiloniya f(f~f

    10/2/150 Moondoti ~.. rnT ]0(2/106 Bharla 'lT~ 10(2/151 Ankodiya ~~~ 10/2/108 Cbosla :q)~

    10/2/153 Jorawarpura ;;iT<:m~<;T 10(2/119 Almas ~llrn 10/2/157 Pandarwara qr~~ 10/2/113 Tihari f~<:T 1012/160 Sarwar ~<:rn: 10/2/114 Mala +TT<'fT 10;2; 116 Beenjarwara ;rr.;ror~, 10;2/117 Motipura 21-30 10/2/1 Bhilawat f'l<'T1CIC moT~T 10/2/119 Kalanada 10/2/2 Jhag IfTlT ~<'TT;:n~ 10/2/120 Dholpuriya er)~f<:lfT 10/2/3 Nosal ;ft~~ 10/2(127 Mandawariya lf6T .n<:lfT 10/2/5 Sinodiya f~'f)f~lfr 10/2/129 Lamba .Tr~ 10/2/1 Bhadoon \l~ 10(2/130 Arain l;fUf 10/2j8 Palri Bhoptan qy~ mlflTTif 10/2/134 Gagoonda 1l T 10/2/9 Jakholai ~f mW 10/2/139 BhabhoJao 10/2/11 Kotdi <:~ 3J & 10/2/6 Bakarwalya arl!i<:

    APPRNDIX-IV

    rnS'DR1CT : 10. AJMER

    Per cent Location Per cent Location Rallge Code No. Name of Village Range Code No. Name of Village "Sf {!it ~if o;r'{ljT ~~if 5IfowQ' Il>16 ;:t. smmo 'liTG;:t.

    2 3 4 2 3 4

    10/2/40 Seengla ij"Tlrm 10/2/124 Dadiya ~Tf~7tT 10/2/67 Mohanpura m~if~T 10/2/126 Ihadol IHTfl<; 10/2/78 Bandar Seendri ifR~ ij"ffi'T 10/2/127 Mandawariya 'l'~Rl<1' 10/2/83 Choondri y~'T 10/2/137 Bhavsa QTcrnr 10/2/95 Dhani Purohitan iT~'T !!Uf~Ti{ 1O/2fl49 Balapura ifT<11!!~T 10/2/96 Dhani Deomand iJr~'T ~~ 10/2/152 Gothiyana iTTR;l:fTifT 10/2/123 Kebaniya ~

    10/2/133 Sinroj fij"~);;r 10/2/155 Dhasook ~'li 10/2/137 Bhavsa mcrnT 10/2/148 Mandiyawad Kalan lrtfslfl;n 'liOlT 6-15 10/2/8 Palri Bhoplan QTO!' ~'T m<:ra-Tif 10/2/152 Golhiyana iT'tfol:fTifT 10/2/91 Udaipur Khurd ~~ 10/2/155 Dhasook iJ'!

  • 10/2/7 Bhadoon "l~ 16-25 Nil Nil 19/2/11 Kotdi !fit~'T 10/2/13 Khajpura Bhairwai "r~'U ~r* 26-35 1012/110 Almas ~(f 10/2/45 Sursura ~'{~ 10/2/48 Roopangarh ~ 36-50 Nil Nil 10/2/52 Narena .ron- 10/2/53 Rampura <:~'U 51 & Nil Nil IOf2/:4 Buharoo ~T" abovo 10/2/55 Harmara ~~T~ 10/2/14 Naloo ~ 10/2/75 Mundoti lj'~)ffi 10/2/76 Khera Karrnsotan ~T~ TEHSIL : 3. BEA WAR ~ :3. Iltm 10/2/78 Bandar Seendri ifR<: B'r~T

    10/2/81 Patan QT~if A-Scheduled Castes 10/2/89 Barna

    APPENDIX-IV

    DIstRICT: 10. AJMER ~: 10. nllt

    Per cent Location Per cent Location Range Code No. Name of Village m1f 'liT

    J 2 3 4 2 3 4

    10/3/29 Mediya (Naya Nagar) 'l'flf6l1'1 (;p;rr m) 10/3/177 Bhawani Khera \llfr.ft ~ (liiT~)

    10/3/34 Ratanpura Sardara <:Wf~U lJ<:~T'U (Kaliyawas) 10/3/39 Banewari ;;rilq~, 10/3/179 Kaljyawa~ 'fiTf<'rll'TCmr 10/3/44 Nayanagar (Rural) 'fl'.I"t~ (lIl+flW) 10/3/180 Ramgarh Jhoontha ~1ll11" '1. of 10/3/45 Shyonalhpura 1l11:r'fT~~T 10/3/182 Kushalpura (Malpura) ~m;r~ (l1Tii!l<:T) 10/3/184 Bharkala 10/3/48 Motipura lflal~<:T ll{'fiT<'rT 10/3/186 Balar (Rural) 10/3/49 Sowaniya lJta:f'l<:{T ~(llT~) 10/3/188 Senspura 10/3/52 Khari)..I Khera !iIl t:~Q"r i;r~r ij'!iI~<:1 10/3/196 Lasadiya ;;mrfl'll'f 10/3/58 Bhainroo Khera ~lf fq~T (alOfT ~vn) 10/3/198 Pakhariyawas (Ohola Odnta) q~f<:mqHf 10/3/202 Moondoti lJ;;~)Qr 10/3/59 Ram KbeJ a Dhanar Tif'!'U (~1<'rC!~T) (Kali Kankar) 10/3/214 Uttami ;re;if 10/3/78 Khera Dand ~r~~ 10/31215 Loolwa ~T 10/3/92 Nai Khurd rTTt ,~ 10/3/217 Kheempura !itq~<:T 10/3/99 Kalal Khera 'Il"fHf ~ 10/3/218 Koompura "i.~T 10/3/100 Bhagwanpura (Jawaja) 'qlTcr~T (;;rqr;;rr) 10/3/224 Sarniya lJnf'fl'.l"T 10/3/110 Naya Khera

    10/3/116 Dewal Fatehpur ~Cf<'f q;ff~~{ 10/3/232 Rampura Uif~"T 10/3/12-l Dhola Dhanta a'r<'rr ~TiiT (ii<:llfif) 10/3/237 BJssi (Masooda) iiHiT (lf~~r) ( 8arakhan) 10/3/245 Kesharpura (SlIrajpura) '-lim<:'! .. T (~<:~<:T) 10/3/125 Rodiyana itf~q-Frr 10/3/247 Daulatpura ~T"fcrr:T ('-lil!T"l:~U ) 1O/3j126 Mediya Khera K.alan litfl''IT ti~T ~at (Kesharpura) 10(3/128 Negadiya itlTfu-m 10/3/251 Dedpura ~~,!U 10/3/130 Banjari ;i;;rr ..) 10(3/255 Shivnagar flll'Rlf<: 10/3/131 Bala Charat iifT<1f 'fT<:c 10/3/265 Deomali ~lfT<'f' 10/3/132 Palri q,~t 10/3/273 KushaJpura ~l!T~<:r

    10/3/136 Rudhana ~l'lT 10/3/277 Motipura iI'tiI~lT 10i3J138 Soniyana ~)fifllT'lf 10/3/280 Mohanpura ~ 10/3/282 Keriya 10/3/145 Bhooriya Khera Kalan ~ll'T~'fi<'ri itf1:ll'T 10/3/286 Jaliya (JamoJa) ;;rrmm (~T) 10/3/146 JagplIra ~"T 10/3/287 Daulatpura (Jamola) ~"T ('i!T1it<'rT) 10/3/152 Kala Oara 'fiT<'rT ~~T 10/3/289 Sathaliya ~~f<:TIl'T 10/3/153 Sangarwas ~tlf"l:,n~ 10/3/300 Kalyanpura ~H!J,!<:T ,10/3/159 Jaitgarh (Bamniya) ~~ (orrlff

    APPENDlX-IV

    DISTRICT: 10. AJMER ~: 10. nl{'(

    Per cent Location ! Per cent Location Range Code No. Name of Village Range Code No. Name of Village "f{[TT ~~;; "fl!fT ~:tifiw;; srftrnij m ;to srfawcr 'fiTs

    2 3 4 2 2 4

    10/3/307 Deogarh @ Sooti Khera it

    10/3/310 Deopura (Sathana) il'~u (~tfT;;t) 10/3/178 Bayla irT~ 10/3/185 Roopaheli ~tJ$ft 10/3/191 Suhawa 6-10 10/3/9 Saradhna ~"l:T!l

    AP.PHNDIXt-IV,

    DW;"YCf : 10. AJMER

    Percent Location Per cent Location Range Code No. Name of Village Range Code No. Name of Village ~T <'f~ ~r m'tllTii srfimcr ~;t. srfffllRf 'Ii~ oj.

    1 2 3 4 2 3 4

    10/3/115 Bamanhera

    10/3/31 Beawar Khas ilfT~ ~Hr

    16-20 10/3/14 Sargaon ~<:~fq 10/3/43 Ganeshpura ~lIT~ (Naya Nagar Rural), 10/3/18 Kharwa ~w (iilfl ;m: 1TT1ft~) 10/3/30 Makreda ~r 10/3/61 Kali Kankar 'IiT'fT lfitili<: 10/3/33 Noondri Medratan '!'ift ~~I'f 10/3/64 Rajendra "~i:T 10/3/47 Kbejarla ~T 10/3/66 Bassi (Jawaja) arnrr (;:;rmrr) 10/3/56 Narbad Khera ii<:

    APPENDIX::'}\'

    DISTRICT: 10. AJMER fm:lO. ~,

    Per cent Location Per cent Location Range Code No. Name of Village Range Code No. Name of Village Ili~ ~111'f Ili~

    2 3 4 :2 3 4

    1013/167 Sanwa ~;;l'fT 10/3/72 Seeli Beri ~T;;rT ~T 10/3/187 Garhi Thoriyan (Rural) ~T ¥itf\!fTif ('1fli1

    31 10/3/10 GopaJpura ~TqT

    10/3/215 Loolwa ~T B-Scheduled Tribes 10/3/216 Chorasiya ~ftfll"r 10/3/218 Koompura ~~~T ~-~f:q(f iiI'1'mf~t 10/3/226 Kirap f'ii1:T'T 10/3/233 Sabalpura Uif

    0-5 10/3/25 Sarmaliya ~p:'l1Tfr (Rural) ;1:[f "PH ('1Tl1'T~) 10/)/263 B'1Cl1:s1r;ya ',Tmrrorr 1}4

    APPENDIX-IV

    DISTRICT : 10. AJMER

    Per cent Location Per cent Location Range Code No. Name of Village Range Code No. Name of Village tiI'~ ~'f o..l{!JT ~)~'f lI'ftIlrn iliT6' ;t. srfumr ~;t.

    2 3 4 2 3 4

    10/3/271 Masooda 1l~1 10/3/270 Bhagwanpura 'l'tt«I'1'iU (~) 10/3/278 Mayla ll~<'IT (Masooda)

    10/3/279 Nasoon 'fT~'f 10/3/288 Jamola ;;JTJf)m 10/3/282 Keriya ij;f~lfr 10/3/290 Satawariya ~«~ 10j3/283 Cbawandiya "fTf6'

    10/3/302 I3halroo Khera l{~ ~r (l!l,f(flll) 10/3/318 Sathana ;g-~T'fT

    (Hanootiya) 10/3/322 Baral i(~

    10j3/306 Bara Asan ~r m~rr 10/3/313 Jaisinghpura \il1if~i"(T 16-25 10/3/67 Bariya Looma ifTf~1iT ~ 10/3/315 Daulatpura (Sathana) ~'~ff~T ("T;;r) 10/3/320 Indragarh {PsI'tr1; 10/3/319 Mokhampura ll)1;IIl1U 26-35 Nil Nil 10/3/321 Sikhrani fR"(RT 10/3/323 Nagar rri!"l: 36-50 10/3/269 Lalawas ~mrqR1'

    6-15 10/3/18 Kharwa ~T 51 & 10/3/237 Bassi (Masooda) ~~T (llq1.l) 10/3/118 Deolatan ~q~Tffirr above 10/3/120 Ganeshpura ~WiU(~~) (Satoo Khera)

    10/3/129 Ranata Bhagwanpura ~rrr<:!r 'tf;r

    10/3/262 Nandwara rr·~«T~T 10/4/87 Sarwar (Rural) ij~T' (fTfft~)

    10/3/264 Jaswantpura ~o~1 10/4/103 Sapli ~Tm 10/3/267 Sbyopura Q!i)~T 10}4}104 Kalyanpura ~1iT~ 10/3/268 Deopura ~i"(T 10/4/105 Gopalpura ;i)qI~T

    136

    APPENDIX-I"

    QIs];RICI' : 1-Q. AJMER ~:tO.~

    Per cent Location Per cent Location Range Code No. Name of VilJase !WI' IfiT ~ Range Code No. Name of Village Vl1'r IfiT ;omr tf{!ft ~rm oil:!iT ~T~~ srrnW<'! mil'. smrna 'f.)S' if.

    2 3 4 2 3 4

    10/4/38 Cbandma ;rt~llT 10/4/66 Fatehgarh ~(l'1l'J 10/4/45 Goyla ~<1IT 10/4/11 Bbatolao \lrfurT~ 10/4/46 Kbeeriya Ii1f,-lrr 10/4/73 Heengtara ~~T 10/4/49 Sholiya 1!ITf~!fT 10/4/75 Hingoniya f(l'tftf;:r:rr

    10/4/65 Sarsoonda ij'~;:;:T 10/4/76 Peeproli q')q"(T~

    10/4/79 Dorai ~h:Tf 10/4/78 Sapdoonda ij'lq~~T 10/4/91 Miyan flflli 10/4/81 Lallai ~

    10/4/97 Rampali '{TiTqr.ft 10/4/82 Ajgara ~:;r1J':T Beelya 10/4/98 .f)l'liT 10/4/85 Tajpura ~rT 10/4/100 Sooopa ~'(H 10/4/88 Bhagwanpura \l~U 10/4/90 Chakwa 'f1fi'iT B-Scheduled Tribes 10/4/92 Irniyan ~f'flit 10/4/97 Rampali UiTqr~) @"-'l;f~~<:r \if~rfullt 10/4/99 Jaliya :;rrf~liT 0-5 10/4/1 Kebaniya lpilt;;lfT 10/4/100 Soonpa '!'qT 10/4/3 Tantoti ctitcft 10/4/101 SapIa mqm 10/4/8 Shokli wt;r.<'fi 10/4/102 Kheri ~ 10/4/104 Kalyanpura 10/4/9 Shokaiiya WT'fif~T ~~-r:T 10/4/106 Shyampura 10/4/10 Kotri

    10/4/11 Bhagwantpura \l1fCr.a-~ 10/4/12 Bahera

    10/4/62 Syar ~~ 10/4/74 Manpura mif~ 10/4/65 Sarsoonda ~~ 10/4/80 Rajpura "tf'S!1"U 137

    APPENDIX-IV

    DISTRICf : 10. AJMER f'qf: 10. n~

    Percent Location' Per cent Location Range Code No. Name of Village Range Code No. Name of Village ~~ ~ ~~ ~ srfuwo moj. srfowo 'fiR ;t.

    2 3 4 2 2 4

    10/4/86 Chhapri ~T 10/5/48 Sol Kburd ~'R;r "!( 10/4/91 Miyan tim 10/5/154 Unkarpura ~~1;r

    10/4/105 Gopalpura m.t~'~:r 10/5/157 Bhandawas 1fT~ 10/4/107 Alamboo :w;r;;; 11-15 Amargarh 10/5/1 ~~ 16-25 10/4/6 Kesharpura ~'U 10/5/8 Kitao Ifi1cr'f 10/4/36 Arwar ~~ 10/5/13 Karati lIi'Ucr 10/4/44 Sanodiya ~;ft~!I1 10/5/14 Gowaliya 10/4/49 Sholiya mfW.rr ~fW.rr 10/5/20 Hiyaliya f~f<;r!Il 10/4/93 Gundali ~'='T<'fT 10/5/37 Ren tT 26-35 Nil Nil 10/5/52 Barla @ Kala Talab iI~<'fT ;1Jqi i.fiT<'fT emflil' 10/5/53 Keriya Khurd iM'~!I1 ~ 36-50 10/4/17 Mohammadgarh lfT~~ 10/5/61 Padaliya (Bhinay) qT~ (f'tRTll') 51 & Nil Nil 10/5/63 Moondiya Khera ~'f~r iqr aboye 10/5/67 Neemera (Badli) ifT~' (il6<'fT) 10/5/80 Kadolai i.fiT~nm 10/5/89 Beerwara ifror~ TEHSIL: 5. KEKRI

    Aloli A-Scheduled Castes 10/5/96 ~T~~ 10/5/107 Dhunwaliya '!'crmm Cfi--\l'1)~f.qd :orrfutrt 10/5/131 Dhoondhari 'l'~ 10/5/142 Cheekla ",T~ 0-5 10/5/17 Jheepiya fitrfm 10/5/146 Kushayta ~aT 10/5/23 Gopalpura ~'U 10/5/161 Chandthali 'ift~) 10/5/24 Sargaon m~ 10/5/162 Chosla ~ 10/5/30 Goojarwara ~qr~ 10/5/164 Sundarpura ~,~, 10/5/35 Peeloda mrm 10/5/169 Neemera (Sawar) ;ft~(~) 10/5/54 Raghunathpura ~'Il'U 10/5/172 Jeetapura liirn11'U 10/5/94 Gothra ~T 10/5/122 Nayagaon ~ 16-20 10/5/3 Rooppura 10/5/29 Shokiya Khera ~~ ~~ 10/5/5 Deopura 10/5/152 Pratappura ~'U ~T Chhachhundra 10/5/10 ~ Kheri 6-10 10/5/7 Kumhariya ~T~r 10/5/15 ~ Padanga 10/5/9 Sedariya ~f1;If' 10/5/16 rmtrT Singawal 10/5/10 Ratakot 1;RI'T..rr!' 10/5/22 f~ 10/5/28 Bhinay 10/5/21 Balapura amrTi'U Nifrlf Boobkiya 10/5/26 Jorawarpura ;,;ft'U~r 10/5/36 ~i.fi'fT Ghana 10/5/29 U daigarh Khera '3llftl'iJ qr 10/5/46 l!f1!TT Nagola to/5/32 Hirapur it~T 10/5/51 ~r 10/5/57 Kanai Kalan 10/5/34 Raghunathgarb 1;~ rnm 10/5/47 Khayra IITlffT 10/5/60 Kachriya ~",Rlfr ...... - 138

    APPENDIX-IV

    DIstRIct : 10. AlMER f~; to. RlR

    Per cent Location Per cent Location Range Code No. Name of Village Range Code No. Name of Village 'l'~ ~ P.i~ ~Tm mwa m;f. ~ mrt.

    1 2 3 4 2 3 4

    10/5/73 Kheri iqr 10/5/72 Bagrai Gflrol 10/5/81 Bheemrawas mq~rCfHi 10{5/74 Gurha Khurd ~1 "!~ 10/5/93 Deopura ~~1 10/5/75 Gurha Kalan ~1JT 'ii<;l to/5/95 Mebroo Kalan it~1f 'Ii<'I't to/5/77 Kurthal f~'i

    10/5/103 Mandha +!~ 10/5/82 Kachariya lfiT;;rf~lIT 10/5/115 Kabariya lfiT'fron 10/5/84 Meoda Khurd itiJ.fij!iT

    10/5/155 Rajpura ~~T 10/5/111 Dholai !:l)

    APPENDIX-IV

    DISTRICT : 10. AJMER fllm : 10. ~1{-(

    Pecea t Location Per cent Location Range Code No. Name of Village Range «Tlf !fiT ;wr Code No. Name of Village «Tlf !fiT i'fT1l ,.f<:[f) ~;:r >.iW) or)lj;w;:r srfQ"l!lQ" .m if. srf~Q" 'fiTs if.

    2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    Barla Khera 10/5/64 ~~ 10/5/33 ReechhmaIiya @ ~r~~~ 10/5/68 Ganahera iA"$.T Rammaliya ~flfmfOflJr 10/5/69 Badli orsorT 1015,}') Peeloda qy,:fm ]0/5/71 Lamagara orTllmT 10/5/36 Boobkiya iiff'filll 10/5/76 Nandsi i'fR~ft 1015/43 Ekalseenga l1;ifi<'HITtTr 10/5/79 Kerot ~g 10/5/46 Ghana 'efl!TT 10/5/83 Pranhera srr~~ 10/5/50 Peepaliya Qyqf<'f1n 10/5/86 Ugan Khera ~'I"~~T 10/5/54 Raghunathpura <.f!'I"TI!I'lU 10/5/87 Ugai ~t 10/5/57 Kanai Kalan 'fii!i m 1015/100 Kohra 'fiT~?T 10/5/58 Kanai Khurd 'fii!i~ 10/5/101 Nai Khera ;rr~ ~r 1015/60 Kachriya

    APPENDIX-IV

    DlstRICf : 10. AJMER ~ 10. WOi1h

    Per cent Location Per cent Location Range Code No. Name of Village llTlJ 'liT ;rr+r Range Code No. Name of Village llTlJ 'liT ~ sil!ft ~ siltTT ~w;:r srfumr !file" ;f. srf<:rna '!ifg ;f.

    1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    10/51170 Jaswantpura \jf~Pt;:(!'l<'T 10/5/158 Tankawas ct!fii<{rn 10/5/160 Bajta iilTiSfCT 6-15 10/5/5 Deopura ~l:T 10/5/161 Cbandthali :qi1{~T 10/5/8 Kitao

    10/5/91 Khawas ~m 10/5/132 Undri roT 10/5/95 Mehroo Kalan it~ ifii.'ft 10/5/142 Cheekla '

    10/5/116 Karonj ;n~ 10/5/152 Pratappura srn~t 15/5/123 Mankhand ~ 10/5/156 Modi iiTil'

    10/5/1'30 Bogla ,,)morT 10/5/157 Bhandawas ~~Tcmr

    10/5/138 Mehroo Khurd it~~~ 10/5/164 Sundarpura ~~T 10/5/139 Amli (Sawar) m11\'f\' (~t~) 10/5/167 Padaliya (Sawar) qt~i.'flH (~T"~) 10/5/146 Kushayta !WTlffiT 10/5/168 Girwarpura fu<:

    '1!~, U - ;p'R f:id:roC61 142

    CODES USED FOR VARIOUS AMENmES IN TOWN DIRECTORY

    , If11t f"l'lftm if finq ,fif","" ~ d i§ ~ r.q tN «'~

    Column No. Codes AMENITIES ~ ~.! m mr t;iJ

    2 3 4 S

    Statement-l ftrTtm~;r@' Statement-III fcrcro!r-3 Col. 3 As explained in relation to Column No. 2 ~~ 3 f'~1H~-1 if; ~mr2if; of the Statemcnt-l ~~n:

    Statement-IV f

    Col. 6 1. Pucka Road ~ 6 M~=rT ~ KR

    Col. 7 1. Sewer ifi~ 7 ~ S 2. Open Surface Drains ~ ilTfu

    Col. 12 1. Tube Well Water/Hand Pump IfiT<"t''I' 12 ~-~/~ffif !flII TW/HP' 2. Tap Water ~ 'fiT q-r;ft T 3. Well Water ~ 'fiT 'lTifT W 4. Tank Water iHt1I'G( lfiI 1fI'fT TK Col. 13 1. Overhead Tank

    tODES USED FOR VARIOUS AMENITIES IN TOWN DIRECTORY 111ft fiRftm it M1ftt ~a1Itl ~ ~ ~ • ~ ~ ~q

    Column r No. '.'., , Codes ~ ~·i AMBNlTIBS ~ m mr fiji

    1 2 3 4 5

    StatemeDt-IV-A ~-Hr Col. 7 As explained in relatioll to ~7 ~--4it;~mr7it Column No. 7 of the Statement-IV m~ Col. 12 As cxplailled ill relation to ~12 ~~-4, t i!i'R:nI' ~ 11 it Column No. 11 of the Statement-IV .~.1:

    Stat... t ... v ~-S Col. 4 I. Hospital ~4 ~\; H ( I ) Allopathic (i)~ No Code (ii) Ayurvedic (ii) ~ A (iii) Homeopathy (iii) ~ Hom (iv) Unani (iv) ~ U 2. Dispensary ~tt D ( i ) Allopathic (i) ~~ No Code (ii) Ayurvedic (ii) ~~ A (iii) Homeopatby (iii) ~f"4'l<{vft Hom (iv) Unani ( i V ) 'fIl;IT U 3. Health Centre ~iR HC . 4. . Maternity and Child Welfare Centre .~~fq~~iR . MCW S. Family Planning Centre ~~iR FC , TB 6. T. B. Clinic it.

    Col. 20 J. Public Library ~20 ~~ PL 2. ReadiDs Roonl' ~ RR

    Stat_at-VI ~-6 No Code. applicable ~ m iJI1lll'(r 144

    1981 C£NStJS-TOWN DiRECTORY STATEMBNT-I STATUS AND GROWTH HISTORY

    DISTRICT ~ 10. AJMER

    Number o(house- holds including Population and ... Class, Name and Civic Area houseless house- f'l"'1f<'lNrd Administration Status Location Code No, (in 8q:.-km) holds (in 1981 of Town ~ Census). , ~:s ~m Name of Tehsil r-- ;m: lift t;f ~, i(J'1f ~ ~'!ftM ;{li(1: ~.mrifiT iI'11l" (l!!lT f'li.1ft. ~.! '"'~ 311f'm'ir sm.rnr if) mqfu,il ~ (1981 lift 1901 1911 1921 Jj~ G1;{ll~I;{ll~I~)

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

    1. 1- Ajmer(M.Cl) 10/1,'1[ Ajmer 262.64 65,406 73,839 86,222 113,512 ~;;rirt ~;;rlt~ (+16.77) (+31.65)

    2. II - Beawar(M.Cl) 10/3/V Beawar 17.69 16,769 21,928 28,000 22,362

    i!11'f~ ilJT'f~ (+27.69) (-20.14)

    3. III - Kekri(M) lO/5/VIII Kekri 7.22 3,806 7,053 5,926 5,698 ~"t ~ (-15.98) (-3.85)

    4. II - Kishangarb(M) 10/2/IV Kishangarh 100.00 10,975 12,663 10,418 9,452 '~ ~ (-17.73) (-9.27)

    S. III - Nasirabad(C.B.) lOll/III Ajmer 22.93 5,205 22.494 20,241 19,651 ~~~ ~ (-10.02) (-2.91)

    6. V - Pusbkar(M) 10/1/1 Ajmer 16.34 1,834 ~ ~

    7. V - Sarwar(M) lO/4/VII Sarwar 5.00 1.766 4.520 4.418 3,790 ij«" \RiITf (-2.26) (-14.21)

    8. IV - Vijaynagar(M) 10/3/VI Beawar 10.00 3.073 ~ IIfR'( 145

    1981 ~~ ~-;m f.wib f!l~-I lIfpmrmm~

    f;;m : to. ~

    Growth Rate of the Town at the Censuses of Sex Ratio ;;r;{~m it ;m;: 'liT ~ m m ~ m-~~ Density (1981 _----.--.-J. -. r- -'--_ Census) 1961 1971 1981 ' ~ Census Census Census 1931 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 (1981 11ft 1961 11ft 1971 ...,. 1981 'iiI' ~r) ilRm!PIT ~ ;;r;{~'tT

    IO 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

    119,524 147,258 196,633 231,240 264,291 375,593 1,430 887 886 891) (+5.30) (+23.20) <+33.53) <+17.60) <+14.29) (+42.11)

    28,342 36,720 51,054 53,931 66,114 89,998 5,088 888 901 905 (+26.74) ( 'f-29.56) <+39.04) <+5.64) (+22.59) <+36.13)

    7,179 8,245 9,816 12,394 14,997 20,393 2,302 912 909 904 <+25.99) (+14.85) <+19.05) <+26.26) <+21.00) <+35.9?)

    11,929 14,459 25,696 25,244 37,405 62,032 620 881 818 876 <+26.21) (+21.21) <+77.72) <-1.76) <+48.17) <+65.84)

    21.397 17,804 24,504 24,148 25,732 34,616 1,510 779 804 777 <+8.89) (-16.79) (+37.63) (-1.45) <+6.56) <+34.53)

    5,934 6,703 7.341 9,368 573 866 845 833 <+12.96) <+9.52) <+27.61)

    4,001l 4,054 4,810 6,182 7,72& 9,215 1,843 913 '109 'lB (+5,54) ( +1.28) <+18.74) (+28.52) (+25.01) (+19.24)

    5,&02 5,765 8,502 15,191 1.519 824 858 841 (-0.64) <+47.48) <+78.68) _... 146

    1981 CENSUS-TOWN DIRECTORY STATEMENT-II

    PHYSICAL ASPECTS AND LOCATIO~ OF TOWNS, 1979 DlSTIUcr : 10. AJMER

    Physical Aspects Name ofanu .. 'l'I'fcrt; wn~ f"¥i1f~()ad IfiT .8 ~------~------~ ~------. e Class and Name of Town Rainfall Temperature (in centigrade) = ;:fm ~ P.i~ m ;m:r (in mm.) ~ (~m~it) State H. Q. District H. Q. qqf -'---_------'U\ilf ~ ~ ~t:I

    2 . 4 5 6 7

    1. 1- Ajmer 6484 43.3@1 J.5@1 Jaipur(131) Ajmer(O) m'{

    2. II.~- Beawar 550.1 43.0 3.0 Jaipur( 185) Ajmer(SS) Rm<:

    3. IIl- Kekri 553.5 44.0 4.0 Jaipur( 135) Ajmer( 80) ~r

    4. II - Kishangarh 620.7 ~A!,@3 NA@3 Jaipur(I06) Ajmer(26) flt;~~

    S. III - Nasirabad 648.4 NA@3 NA@3 Jaipur(156) Ajmer(24) ~I{

    b. V - Pushkar 648.4 45.0 15.0 Jaipur(l44) Ajmer(l2)

    ~~

    7. V - Sarwar 565.2 NA@4 NA@4 Jaipur(193) Ajmer(6S)

    ~

    8. V - Vijaynagar 550.1 NA@2 NA@2 JaipIJr(202) Ajmer(66) f~~

    @1 Temperature figures (1970) based on Basic Statistics, Rajasthan, 1971 @2 The nearest place for which Temperature figures are available is Be war Town @3 The nearest place for which temperature figures are available is Ajmer Town based on 1971 Census @4 The nearest place for which temperature figures are available is Kekri TOWD. 147

    .. 9~ I ~ ~-;fIn: ~m.rr f.mm-II ~r!JT ~ q'1I{ q'h:~, 1979 fi;f'IT : 10. ~~

    Road distance (in km) from -----'fT'If ~ ~ mtf ~ ~ (fof O lITo if) --- Nearest city with Navigable Riv~;,/Canal population of one 1akh (if within 10 km) Sub-division/Tehsil H. Q. and more Railway Station Bus route ~ ;Rt/~ (lffa: ~-~/~~ Q;'ii ~lll :amr mWfi ~~wrr ~lIT1T m: 10 flF.lIT. it; WCl'1To ~) ~ cmn f;:r;;;?:all' ~

    8 9 10 11 12

    Ajmer(O) / Ajrner(O) Jaipur(131) Ajrner(O} Ajmer(O)

    Bcawar(O) / Beawar(O) Ajrner(S5) Beawar(O) Beawar(O)

    Kekri(O) ; Kekri(O) Ajrner(80) Nasirabad(S6) Kekri(O)

    Kishangarh(O) ; Kisbangarh(O) Ajmer(26) Kishangarh(O) Kishangarh(O)

    Ajmer(24) / Ajmer(24) Ajmcr(24) NasirabadtOj Naisrabad(O)

    Ajmer(12) j Ajmer(12) Ajmer~12) Ajmer(12) Puskar(O)

    Kekri(l6) / Sarwar(O) Ajmer(65) Nasirabad(40) Sarwar(IO)

    Beawar(50) / Beawar(50) Ajmer(66) Vijaynagar(O) Vjjaynagar(O) 148

    1981 C1l:NSUS-TOWN DlimcroRY STATEMENT-III MUNICIPAL FINANCE, 1978-79

    DISTRICT : 10. AlMER

    Receipt (in Rs. '(0) 5ITfi:a (~lfT if '00) _..A.. '"::s ,------~ S.., Revenue derived I:: from municipal .9 Receipt ~ properties and ... Class al1d Name of Town .... ¥ through power apart Govt. Other ., t: It" taxes etc. Total .J:l 'fiT<:

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    1. I - (A) Ajmer M.Cl 9-1,708 1-12 15,767 20,928 131,545 ~'ifi:r~

    (B) Cantt. 156 429 1,902 46 2,533 W";{T

    2. II - Beawar M.Cl 30,258 2,584 3,581 1,500 16,701 54,624 .!fI"CI<:

    3. III - Kekri M 7,155 3,005 750 10,910

    if;'fi~T

    4. II - Kishangarh M 26,496 2,035 456 28,987 f'liWij~f

    5. III - Nasirabad C.B. 9,683 2,672 17,928 9 420 30,712 'f~"\~,;rT~

    6. V - Pushkar tM 3.510 215 787 112 5,415 10,039

    2,~'ii~

    7. V - Sarwar M 948 510 398 369 1,312 3,537

    ~~~,

    8. IV - Vijaynagar M 5,796 785 419 7,000 ~ 149

    1931 ~ ifltItlFfT-;m' fffclnm fcr

    fQT : 10. ,,~

    Expenditure (in Rs. '00) ------aq1f (00 it '00)

    Public health General and Others administration Public conveniences Public Works Public (specify) Total safety Institu tions expenditure ffflW1.l ;;r.r ~ ~~ '!A" ;;fi'f~m ~ifi m'1l1t ~&p:f lI"!lTmif ~ (fu"i) ~

    11 12 13 14 15 16 17

    15,476 2,338 41,948 9,507 55,310 12-t,579

    217 212 1,134 592 152 2,307

    36,388 5,793 9,417 56 344 51,l)9~

    1,382 536 2,574 97 58 5,920 10,567

    18,953 6,440 25,393

    1,005 1,080 6,453 1.973 6 16,131 26,648

    3,409 1,257 177 20 2,201 7,064

    652 214 1,017 68 1,279 3,230

    979 201 2,330 1,40S 212 1,179 &,906 ISO

    1981 CENSUS-TOWN DIREctORY STATEMENT-IV CIVIC AND OTHER AMENITIES, 1979

    DISTRICT : 10. AJMER

    til No. of Latrines .a lIT~'lil'mr s r---___..J..--_-. ='" Scheduled Castes .2 and Scheduled Road length ~ ~Jf! ... Class and Name of Town .... t Population Tribes population (in Km) v .0 .~ tc" ;;wiw ~'i'Rl ;;rrful:r) qn: m:'liT 'liT ~ Water 'l'1n: 0\ '-c:l ..... ~~ ~J U~ .._,. £

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 16

    I. J - Ajmer M.el 375,593 75,602(3,923) PR 214.0 KR 68.5 OSD,BSD 11,497 10,322 3 ~Hrit,

    2. II - Beawar M.Cl 89,998 16,418(216) PH 46.0 KR 10.0 OSD 3,107 2,522

    i1l"T~<'

    3. ITl- Kekri M 20,393 3,798(69 ) PR 37.3 KR 21.7 OSD 380 566 ifi'li~T

    d. II - Kishangarh M 62,032 11 ,096( 779) PR 1.5 KR 3.0 OSD 729 2,607 f'fillT~

    5. III - Nasirabad C.B. 34.616 7,473(71) PR 3.3 OSD 3 25 30 'ffiT<:TiiTr~

    6. Y - Pushkar M 9,368 1,599(11) PR 10.3 KR 2.~0 OSD 169 359 46

    ~'fi,

    7. Y - Sarwar M 9,215 1,472(274) PR 7.2 KR 24.0 OSD 50 475 2

    ~H~r~

    8. IY - Vijaynagar M 15,191 1,961(369) PR 9.1 KR 8.1 OSD 300 498 flf'3l'~ 151

    1981 $t ~~ Min fcrcrntr-IV mcf~ m ilA Wirr:mt, 1979 ~ : 10. ~t

    Protected Water Supply Electrification (Number of connections)

    ~ lfTift 'liT ~fi.'f fcrw,,~~ (~T.A. ______

    11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

    WB,B W,TW SRjOHT (14,505,000) Available 33,320 1,198 11,709 7,664 523

    8T,S W SR (2,091,160) Available 5,704 558 2.880 1,425 138

    WB,ST W SR (680,900) Ajmer(80} 849 90 675 480 46

    \VB,HL W,TW SR/OHT (846,356) Ajmer(26) 3,949 ],237 1,942 2,076 226

    WB W,TW ORT (1,125,000) Ajmer(24) 2,197 87 708 561 80

    WB,ST W,TW SR (180,000) Ajmer(12) 608 33 341 433 64

    WB,B W,TW SR (454,000) Ajmer(65) 500 8 6 300

    WB,B W SR (295.580) Beawar(SO) '08 11 516 329 64 1981 CENSUS-TOWN DIREcTORY STATEMENT-IV A CIVIC AND OTHER AMENITIES IN NOTIFIED SLUMS, 1979

    DISTRICT ~ ~O. -AJMER

    . - ~~ ~ - - -- - .-Area of slum Paved roads System of Class and name of Town Name of slum (in Sq. Km) Population of slum (in Km) sewerage '8 t{'i'fiT ij"ri' mr -1«1 fifllffiiT ~ ~ si~ 9;[R '1T'l

    2 3 4 S 6 7

    1. 1- Ajmer NIL rn~

    2. 11 - Beawar i1:fril<:

    1.- Fatehpuriya 0.10 1,293 OSD q:;a-i{2;f~lfr

    2. Manganj 0.04 950 OSD lfF'ftf'>l

    3. Narsinghpura 0.08 549 OSD ;r~f!if~rT

    4. Sansi Kanjar Basti 0.04 761 OSD ~l~T ~'>lr 'mrT

    3. II - Kisbangarb NIL f1til!l'flT~ 153

    1981 ~ '3A1'I0IAT-ifm: m~ fCfCf~-IVq tff!;1'~f'1'a- lfrU

    Number of Latrines Electrification(No. of connections)

    ,-______Wt~T..A. ~1j~T ______No. of tap points/ ...--fcm~~~~____ (~~T.A. ______ifiT ~I!ll"T) -, IvJcthod of public hydrants Private disposal of installed for supply f.r;;ft Community night soil of protected water Road lighting '-W-t___ ..L... ______-, 'it 1~~IP:l'fi ~ WrnfT "t ~ . (t~) ~crnr ~ ~

    8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

    NIL

    ST,WB 1 12 I I I

    7 6 ST,WB I 18 [ i- S I I ST,WB I 16 .' I l ST,WB J 11

    NIL 154

    1981 CENSUS-TOWN DIRECTORY STATEMENT- V MEDICAL, EDDCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL FACILITIES, 1979 DISTRICT: 10. AJMER

    Medical facilities Educational f S'Q '" os"',, ;;1f( Itft ~h "fnr etc. ~ .<:; 0 '" • 'FT oJ .!:v t::.~ ~ _'';:: 0.t I;y ... mq(fF'T IfSfij-;:l'PT I - c: ,16- (t: '" 'OJ>; e 8- I;f §~~~ t S·~'S ~ .8 U~ '<:;0 ... If. iff. fif<'ff.,if; :;2~1i 5::!.~t).:; fIJ :> 0';:: ~ e c ~rf,,:, e~~1;f 0'~i gftti- '"(.) ::s ,S ESa. Ii' Q ~ [!: .., u '2'gI(j~ ::;.::"1' ~ .9:1 e II; ~ 'E j;; .~' ~1r tx::i:t:l+tr

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    1. r - Ajmcr 375,593 H(8,A-J,U-l, 1,612 S(I) (I) Jaipur (131) 0(6) @I ~~ Hom-I) AC(2) D(lS,A-2, U-I) AS(2) HC(2) ASC(2) MCW(l) 2 L(2) FC(5) TB(l) O(2)@ 20

    2. ll- Beawar 89,998 H(l,A-l) 165 ASC(l) Ajmer (55) Jodhpur (146) Ajmer (55) 0(3)@3 il!T

    3. III - Kekri 20,393 H(!) 24 C(1) Ajmer (80) Jaipur (135) Ajmer (80) Jaipur (135) 'f;~~r D(l,Hom-l) MCW(I) 6 FC(l)

    4. II - Kishangarh 62,032 H(1)(1,A-l) 60 ASC(I) Ajmer (26) Jaipur (106) Ajmer (26) Jaipur( 106) f'fi'~~ D(2,A-l) 20 MCW-(I) 12 FCCl)

    @ Dhatri Kalpad Training Centre Public Health Laboratory. @1 Basic Teacher's Training College (3), Sanskrit College, Agricultural College Industrial Training Institute. @2 Maternity Home. \~3 Music college, Sanskrit College, Numng School. 155

    1981 '!fit ~-;wm: f,d~ f

    Facilities Number of recreational and cultural facilities ~______aqj" ~~....c.._ Wim~______

    11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

    29 62 155 142 Malpura(7S) 2(50) 6 4 PI.( 1) RR(l)

    3 4@4 8@5 32 (70) 2 3 PL(3) RR(2)

    4 7 Malpura(50) 2 PL(2) RR(2)

    2 2 6 10 Malpura(SO) 2 PL(I) RR(3)

    @4 IocludlDg ooe Sanskrit High School. @5 Including one Sanskrit Middle Scbool. 1981 CENsUs-tOWN DIRECTORY STATEMENT- V MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL FACILITIES, '979 DISTRICT: 10. AJMER

    Medical facilities Educational ,....____..._f~TWr~ lU&1i'W'fO "" '" tID'"""

    '"t:l ~0""'" ~ Hospitals/ .9 U~ tID' ~~ Dispensaries/ Q 0 I? ~ Ii (').D~ Class and Name of Town T. B. clinics Z~ ;.f l!Jf q\<: 'IT11 etc. '" !! 6'0 ~ "'C'" .Sv c· ... 01'- 'Ii 8.:: Ib '01> o u<;::'l!!. ~ 'EI;Y~ c "go It" 'O"~ttr~ 0'-'~ ~ U ::s 0 ~rf?,' (.) ... '" 2 uil:> f;; cotE);;----- u 'Q Iii' ]'2.5['i:: c.!2 ' '5 j:; .~ '" ell tt ~ (.) eIlltr ... t:: ~c - ~.~ ~g e~ -s~B, it; a:~ ~.g'E:_4; .5£ ~t::.- Ir ~~ ~I? ~~~1u 0' t:~ ~~ C'I?~- ~'ii: ~:~.; ~ ~ ~ Q hi-' ' o.,tb= ~~!::r;~ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    HI - Nasirabad 34,616 " H(3) 215 Acel) Ajmer (24) Jaipur (156) Ajmer (24) Jaipur (156) ~muill1l' D(l,A-l) 9 FC(I)

    6. V - Puskar 9,368 H(!) 24 Ajmer (12) Ajmer (12) Jaipul' (144) Ajmer (12) O(l)@6 It'!i<: D(A-I)

    7. V - Sarwar 9,2J5 D(1,U-l) 4 Kckri (16) Ajmer (65) Jaipuf (193) Ajmer (65) Jaipuf (193) "Hqr~ MCW(I)

    8, IV - Vijaynagar J5,191 H(l) 30 Ac(1) Ajrner (66) Jaipur (202) Ajmer (66) JaipUf (202) f.r~ MCW(l) 6

    @6 Sanskrit College. 157

    1981 ~) ~-;m: til'ifm;t fci,nm- V fm~m, l1T~~, If.{fbR ~ ~ ~~, 1979

    ~: 10. ~IH

    Facilities Number of recreational and cultural facilities WCfm ~ ff¥IT ~fflj; W

    Stadia Cinema B-fu'T f'l~;jT

    11 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

    3 3 4 14 Malpura(70) PL(I) RR(l)

    3 Malpura(85) PL(I) RR(I)

    .., "- 2 2 5@;7 Malpura(60) PL(I) RR(I)

    2 2 Malpura(90) PL(3)'

    ,,,, Including Madr;a. 158

    1981 CENSUS-TOWN DIRECTORY STATEMENT-VI TRADE, COMMERCE, INDUSTRY AND BANKING, 1979

    DISTRICT : 10. AlMER

    ... Name of three most important Name of three most important _g commodities imported commodities exported 8 :: ~~ ~ (,;R mmfu'l ~m ~ "I\l'{ ~iit ~ ~ foW:tmi ~'i ~ 'WI: Class and Name of Town Z~ 3-1f; ~ '1ft >.il;!t) 'lR 'fTlI' ..L_ ,.... 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd ... ~ 1st 2nd ~ q'~ ~ mmr ~ ~r ~

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8

    1. 1- Ajmer Foodgrains Cloth Fruits Moondhas Handloom Vegetables ~~' tReed-chairs) Fabricks

    2. II - Beawar Soap Hosiery Snuff Cotton Wool Foodgrain

    ;:n~<:

    3. m - Kekri Jaggery Sugar Cloth Wool Cu:ninseed Gram ~ij)~r

    4. II - Kisbangarh Foodgrain CJtton yarn Cuminseed Powerloom Chj]li~s Utensils f'fi!1Ti{If~

    S. III - Nasirabad Foodgrains Jaggery Cloth Wool Beef Green ;rnT<:rifr1{ Vegetables

    6. V - Pushkar Oil Foodgrains Cloth Rose flower Vegetables Fruits

    ~6li<:

    7. V - Sarwar Raw Meterial Oil-seeds Thread Cotton Gota Oil ~

    8. IV ~ Vijayoagar Cotton Chillies Foodgraios Cotton Cloth Cottoo seeds Cotton yarn ~;:rn: 159

    1981 ~ ;;r.rtI1IRt~ f;:rif~ ~-VI ~, ~, ~ 'l;f)\~, 1979

    fi;rm: 10. !Ii~

    Name of three most important commodities manufactured Number of agricultural Number of ~.rn lf~~'Tf ~ Wiffur qt~' if; l itft

    9 10 11 12 13 14

    Scientific Instruments Handloom textiles Gota 35 91

    Cable conductor Cement Pipes Stone Grinding of 9 2 13

    Oil Handloom cloth Woollen yarn 5 '2

    Power loom cloth Utensils Firework5 7 9

    Soap-stone Bidi Mica 3 19

    Handicraft goods Rose-water Gulkand 2

    Cotton doth Gota Oil

    Cotton yarn Cotton seed oil Colton 3

    APPENDIX 162

    APPENDIX-TOWN DIRECTORY ~!-;m IiRftm Towns showing their outgrowth with population ~~$~~~«~

    DISTRICT : 10. AJMER f.flrr : 10. ~1h:

    Name of the Town with Population of Location Code No. the core Town Outgrowth Population of SI. No. outgrowth ~ IfiT ifT'i ;rtf ~~~ ~ 'Pf~ ~~GA~ ~ 'Iils if. ~

    1 2 3 4 s

    NIL PART B-PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

    ;ntT if - srT~f~ ~'l~'T'" ~ 164

    DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACt 1>ISTRICT : 10. AJMER

    Total Population Total (including Institutional and Occupied Houseless Population) Rural Area No. of District/Tehsil/ Residential House- ~ ;;r;ffi19lIT U.A./Town Urban (in Km) ... Houses holds (~~imom: f~ /a~')\;r / ~ mr~ ~ qftcfr"{T !fl .8 ~

    10. AJMER DISTRICT Total 8,481.4 152,046 253,760 1,440,366 749,362 691,004 Rural 8,039.2 144,232 144,925 823,960 422,904 401,056 Urban 441.8 107,814 108,835 616,406 326,458 289,948

    1. Ajmer Tehsil T 2,272.9 110,433 lll,307 642,765 338,219 304,546 R 1,971.0 38,743 38,801 223,188 115,783 107,405 V 301.9 71,690 72,446 419,577 222,436 197,141

    Pushkar (M) V 16.34 1,767 1,834 9,368 5,110 4,258 Ajmer (M) U 262.64 64,743 65,407 375,593 197,851 177,742 Nasirabad (CB) U 22.93 5,180 5,205 34,616 19.475 15,141

    2. Kishangarh Tehsil T 1,797.0 34,338 34,455 207,504 108,547 98,957 R 1,697.0 23,394 23,480 145,472 75,482 69,990 V 100.0 10,944 10,975 62.032 33,065 28.967 Kishangarh (M) U 100.00 10,944 10,975 62,032 33,065 28,967

    3. Beawar TebsiJ T 1,474.0 57,147 57,569 305,435 156,622 148,813 R 1,446.3 37,501 37.727 200,246 101,135 99,111 V 27.7 19,646 19,842 105,189 55.487 49,702

    Beawar (M) U 17.69 16,67.2 16,769 89,998 47,235 42,763 Vijaynagar (M) V 10.00 2,974 3,073 15,191 8,252 6,939

    4. Sarwar Tehsil T 1,043.5 J5,141 15,237 89,966 46,225 43,741 R 1,038.5 13,392 13,471 80,751 41,463 39,288 U S.O 1,749 1,766 9,215 4,762 4,453 Sarwar (M) U 5.00 1,749 1,766 9,215 4,762 4,453

    S. Kckri Tehsil T 1,801.1 34,987 35,192 194,696 99,749 94,947 R 1,793.9 3l,202 31,386 174,303 89,041 85,262 U 7.2 3,735 3,806 20,393 10,708 9,685 Kekri (M) U 7.22 3,785 3,806 20,393 10,708 9,685 165

    ~: lO.~

    Schedu led Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates District/Tehsi II ~;;nfrn ~"'i1"'lf~ mm U.A./Town f;rnr I 'rg.. "y'iT,I

    r .1w __~ --. r-- ---., p M F P M F P M F Illfu; 6lTm ~ m O!ffu; ~ ~ ~ m

    10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2

    264,801 137,049 127,752 32,183 16,825 15,358 508,479 357,041 15),438 10. ~m,T 145,382 74,937 70,445 26,471 13,661 12,810 158,000 ]34,387 23,613 119,419 62,112 57,307 5,712 3,164 1,548 350,479 122,654 127,825

    121,754 63,301 58,453 6.542 3,539 3,003 299,116 196,947 ]02,229 '1"'111; a~~T~ 37,080 19,165 17,915 2,537 1,295 1,242 46.627 39,498 7,129 84,674 44,136 40,538 4,005 2,244 1,761 252,549 157,449 95,100

    ],599 848 751 11 7 4 5,191 3,525 ],666 ~(M) 75,602 39,552 36,050 3,923 2,194 1,729 227,137 139,734 87,403 q\ifq~ (M) 7,473 3,736 3,737 71 43 28 20,221 14,190 6,031 ;ffiro.. ~

    41,149 21,380 19,769 2,314 1,206 1,108 52,685 39,436 13,249 f~Wilq. ~~1~ 30.053 15,618 14,435 1,535 773 762 23,709 19,647 4,062 11,096 5,762 5,334 779 433 34, 28,976 19,789 9,187 11,096 5,762 5,334 779 433 346 28,976 19,789 9,187 f'¥i~1f' (M)

    41,818 2\,387 20,431 4,825 1-,493 1,332 9~,197 72,226 23,971 1Inlf'{ ~1~ 23,439 11,926 11,513 4,240 2,186 2,054 39,555 35,373 4,\83 18,379 9,461 8,918 585 307 278 ~6,641 36,853 19,7~8

    16,418 8,434 7,984 216 117 99 48,618 31,432 17,186 1lfT1f~ (M) 1,961 l,m1 934 369 190 179 S,023 5,421 2,602 ~Wo'f1Il: (M)

    17,959 9,278 8,681 3,853 1,965 1,888 15,890 12,892 2,998 ~~~~"'" 16,487 8,504 7,983 3,579 1,825 1,754 12,777 10,676 2,101 1,472 774 698 274 140 134 3,113 2,216 897 I,H2 774 698 274 140 134 3,\13 2,216 897 ~~" (M)

    42,121 21,703 20,418 14,649 7,622 7,027 44,531 35,540 8,991 .~~ 38,323 19,724 18,599 14,580 7,582 6,998 35,331 29,193 6,138 3,798 1,979 1,819 69 40 29 9,200 6,347 2,853 3,798 1.979 1,819 69 40 29 9,200 6,347 2,853 ilillift (M) 166

    DISTRICf PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT DISTRICt : 10. AJMER

    MAIN ,.,.------~~ Total D istrict/TehsiIl Rural Agricultural Total Cultivators U.A./Town Urban Main Workers Labourers ... mf'IiR Q mrr/~/ fii ~ ~lf 'fiTli ~ ~~~ .0

    .J...___ .-.. ~.! ,.... --. r------'-' .. -~ p M F P M F ~~ M F P ozrf'u; ~ m O

    2 3 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27

    10. AJMER DISTRICT Total 516,120 386,258 129,862 242,204 160,804 81,400 36,954 18,936 18,018 Rural 345,341 234,977 110,364 230,436 151,441 78,995 34,251 17,230 17,021 Urban 170,77~ 151,281 19,498 1l,768 9,363 2,405 2,703 1,706 997

    1. Ajmee Tehsil T 2l2,346 166,935 45,411 67,444 44,179 23,265 14,259 7,326 6,933 R 97,875 65,124 32,751 59,512 37,781 21,731 12,391 6,096 6,295 U 114,471 101,811 12,660 7,932 6,398 1,534 1,868 1,230 638

    Pusbkar (M) U 2,534 2,187 347 76 73 3 122 63 59 Ajmer (M) U 100,245 88,782 11,463 7,808 6,282 1,526 1,740 1,161 579 Nasirabad (CB) U 11,692 10,842 850 48 43 5 6 6

    2. Kishangarh Tehsil T 86,846 60,234 26,612 48,469 29,424 19,045 6,392 3,087 3,305 R 68,931 43,946 24,985 47,771 28,942 18,829 6,134 2,947 3,187 U 17,915 16,288 1,627 698 482 216 258 140 118 Kishagarb (M) U 17,915 16,288 1,627 698 482 216 258 140 118

    3. Beawar Tehsil T 107,521 77,032 30,489 56,169 34,740 21,429 4,647 2,687 1,960 R 77,881 51,411 26,470 55,223 34,071 21,152 4,401 2,547 1,854 U 29,640 25,621 4,019 946 669 277 246 140 106

    Beawat(M) U 24,931 21,416 3,515 605 434 171 125 72 53 Vijaynagar (M) U 4,709 4,205 504 341 235 106 121 68 53

    4. Sarwar Tehsil T 36,598 26,538 10,060 24,684 17,822 6,862 3,738 1,716 2,022 R 33,747 24,142 9,605 23,615 16,993 6,622 3,549 1,617 1,932 U 2,851 2,396 455 1,069 829 240 189 99 90 Sarwar(M) U 2,851 2,396 455 1,069 829 240 189 99 90

    5. Kekri Tchsil T ·72,809 55,519 0017,290 45,438 34,639 10,7\19 7,918 4,120 3,798 R 66,907 50,354 16,553 44,315 33,654 10,661 7,776 4,023 3,753 U 5,902 5,165 737 1,123 985 138 142 97 45 Kekri (M) U 5,902 5,165 737 1,123 985 138 142 97 45 fooo : 10. m'(

    WORKERS rn lff.t

    Household Industry, Manufacturing, Other Workers Marginal Workers Non-Workers District/Tehsil/ Processing, Servicing U.A./Town and R;:pails ~

    28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 2

    17,923 13,828 4,095 219,039 192,690 26,349 42,516 4,183 38,333 881,730 358,921 522,809 10. ~mtT 9,847 8,103 1,744 70,807 58,203 12,604 38,231 3,129 35,102 440,388 184.798 255,590 8,076 5,725 2,351 148,232 134,487 13,745 4,285 1,054 3,231 441,342 174,123 267,219

    8,724 6,466 2,258 121,9J9 108,964 12,955 11,623 1,459 10,164 418,796 169,825 248,971 3,743 2,975 768 22,229 18,272 3,957 9,026 708 8,318 116,287 49,951 66,336 4,981 3,491 1,490 99,690 90,692 8,998 2,597 751 1,846 302,509 119,874 182,635

    106 67 39 2,230 1,984 246 30 18 12 6,804 2,905 3,899 ~~(M) 4,551 3,163 1,388 86.146 78,176 7,970 2,232 608 1,624 273,116 108,461 164,655 ""~~ (M) 324 261 63 11,314 10,532 782 335 125 210 22,589 8,508 14,081 ~')u;rlif

    1.987 1,637 350 29,998 26,086 3,912 4,587 712 3,875 116,071 47,601 68,470 1,264 1,081 183 13,762 10,976 2,786 4,357 655 3,702 72,184 30,881 41,303 723 556 167 16,236 15,110 1,126 230 57 173 43,887 16,720 27,167 723 556 167 16,236 15,110 1,126 230 57 173 43,887 16,720 27,167 f~~(M)

    78,297 108,004 3,703 2,821 882 43,002 36,784 6,218 11,613 1,293 10,320 186,301 1,894 1.581 313 16.363 13,212 3,151 10,877 1,130 9,747 lll,488 48,594 62,894 29,703 45,110 1,809 1,240 569 26,639 23,572 3,067 736 163 573 74,813

    25,702 38,919 1,630 1,085 545 22,571 19,825 2,746 446 117 329 64,621 11fTif'( (M) 4,001 6,191 179 155 24 4,068 3,747 321 290 46 244 10,192 fq;;nr;m (M)

    48,942 19,463 29,479 1,041 905 136 7,135 6,095 1,040 4,426 224 4.202 43,002 17,132 25,870 873 752 121 5,710 4,780 930 4,002 189 3,813 389 5,940 2,331 3,609 168 153 15 1,425 1,315 110 424 35 35 389 5,940 2,331 3,609 168 153 15 1,425 1,315 110 424

    9,772 111,620 43,735 67,885 2,468 1.999 469 16,985 14,761 2,224 10,267 495 447 9,522 97,427 38,240 59,187 2,073 1.714 359 12,743 10,963 1,780 9,969 250 14,193 5,495 8,698 395 285 110 4,242 3,798 444 298 48 250 14,193 5,495 8,698 395 285 110 4,242 3,798 444 298 48 ftfT (M) i68

    DIstRIct : 10. AlMER VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRAct TEHSIL : 1. AJMBR

    Total Population (including Institutional Scheduled and Houseless Scheduled Literates Castes Tribes Name of Village Population) ~ !Wl' ItiT ;rn:r ~~~ ~m (~;m~~ ~ ~1ri ~~)

    r"'------"-----, P M F Olifm ~ ~

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    TEHSIL : AJMER 1,97,099 38,743 38,861 2,23,188 1,15,783 1,07,405 19,165 17,915 1,295 1,242 39,498 7,129

    10/1/1 Babayacha 1,329 317 317 2,088 1,112 976 299 240 338 51 10/1/2 Hansiyawas 453 65 65 376 208 168 15 8 24 1 10/1/3 Magri 346 132 132 890 456 434 78 74 130 3 10/1/4 Ararka 2,010 265 265 1,573 769 804 118 116 315 113 10/1/5 Hoshiyara 312 75 75 455 231 224 118 125 77 8 10/1/6 Magra 525 129 129 845 430 415 71 67 182 43 10/1/7 Ramner Dhani 1,965 382 382 2,401 1,289 1,112 379 301 3 545 79 10/1/8 Sarana 908 183 183 1,099 549 550 41 36 257 60 10/1{9 Narwar 3,310 645 647 3,831 2,059 1,772 334 298 15 18 714 101 10/1/10 Utta 1,287 314 314 1,948 1,015 933 90 70 281 45 10/1/11 Jatli 591 81 81 648 348 300 26 27 56 4 10/1/12 Akhri 488 129 130 849 446 403 67 61 154 8 10/1/13 Gegal 936 209 211 1,088 600 488 24 23 3 246 43 10/1/14 Muhami 1,084 248 248 1,513 775 738 125 109 1 194 30 10/1/15 Bubani 966 340 341 1,750 914 836 109 97 240 18 13/1/16 Khonda 671 83 83 492 259 233 35 33 48 9 10/1/17 Nolakha 532 120 120 698 365 333 42 46 118 6 10/1/18 Godiyawas 350 85 85 505 262 243 31 25 54 1 10/1/19 Gutha 604 150 150 884 445 439 21 25 128 5 10/1/20 Bhoodol 1,032 349 349 1,873 1,004 869 181 155 304 24 10/1/21 Ladpura 345 183 185 1,153 619 534 68 53 8 3 301 44 10/1/22 Gagwana 1,531 425 425 2,89~ 1,518 1,377 247 21J 5 2 635 117 10/1/23 Chandiyawas 857 77 77 445 232 213 44 49 6 4 97 27 10/1/24 Chhatri 867 218 218 1,262 650 612 73 73 213 10 10/1/25 Kayar 1,679 241 242 1,614 870 744 171 148 262 17 10/1/26 Chachiyawas 1,373 216 217 1,222 626 596 169 161 248 59 10/1/27 Padampura 565 92 92 458 245 213 20 11 25 10/1/28 Hokran 1,396 229 229 1,247 65!; 579 '~5 30 91 4 10/1/29 Khori 725 150 153 763 408 355 144 128 150 27 1011/30 I<:a~~alai 564 170 170 872 448 424 59 52 176 41 10/1/31 Kandel 3,123 673 673 3,552 1,792 1,760- 559 SIS 759 242 169

    f;;rm : 10. ~

    (f~\; : 1.qi;f~

    Main Workers r----- ~.j)j1i 'fifll"'l~ Labourers Servicing and crt.1 !Hl'f 1fiT 'lTl'f ~9"~~ ~ Repairs [Ill,IV ,V (b) rn

    65,124 32,751 37,781 21,731 6,096 6,295 2,975 768 18,272 3,957 708 8,318 49,951 66,336

    667 287 503 229 3 41 10 2 151 15 2 4 443 685 iif'lfTlRT 139 86 84 65 2 5 2 51 16 69 82 l1:iflifll"Tmr 296 213 191 194 9 2 9 87 17 160 221 ll''RT 430 315 278 227 69 78 11 9 72 1 339 489 m?"'iiT 131 113 73 95 8 6 1 2 49 10 100 111 ~TfllTlITU 261 136 141 101 17 30 19 84 4 169 279 ltlT<:T 770 386 362 251 61 78 71 19 276 38 2 17 517 709 "ull"ii~ ~~ 341 90 162 48 7 15 5 167 27 100 208 360 1if

    ViLLAGE pRtMAR\1 oisfRIC'r : 10. AlMER

    o z Total Population <> (including IDlltitutional Scheduled Scheduled Literates and Houseless Castes Tribes 8 Name of Village PopulatioD) .2 ~ ....J P M F

    2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    1Of!/~ Tiffira 1,139 262 M2 1,332 678 654 134 134 288 43 10/1/33 DeoBagar @ Galti 1,552 2[5 215 1,319 682 637 125 110 191 23 10/1/34 Kanas 450 155 155 884 468 416 57 45 129 3 10/1/35 Leela Sewri 340 30 lO 189 98 91 61 3 10/1/36 Pushkar (Rural) 1,544 76 76 430 214 216 87 28 10/1/37 Nedaliya 368 113 113 636 328 308 25 23 105 4 10/1/38 Banseli 550 183 183 1,194 629 565 68 53 247 40 10/1/39 Ganahera 959 334 337 2,140 1,130 1,010 104 88 480 53 10/1/40 Chawandiya 532 181 181 1,115 583 532 127 126 251 58 10/1/41 Kishanpura 1,289 300 305 1,805 930 875 222 191 239 23 (Goyla) 10/1/42 Sooraj Kund 1,531 191 191 1,163 604 559 165 146 156 7 10/1/43 Nand 1,646 293 293 1,564 795 769 167 162 304 116 10/1/44 Rampura Nand 332 162 J(j2 831 426 405 187 169 116 25 10/1/45 Leswa 1,116 206 206 1,052 548 504 113 104 176 34 10/1/46 Govindgarh 4,144 1,064 1,065 6,310 3,259 3,051 559 549 35 31 1,380 334 10/ J /47 Sethan 1,167 138 138 773 403 370 126 103 97 15 10/1/48 Fatehpura 410 94 97 544 278 266 32 37 64 4 10/1/49 Peesangan 3,954 1,427 1,439 8,410 4,452 3,958 544 518 66 49 2,228 760 10/1/50 Reechhmaliya 2,543 196 196 1,088 562 526 197 188 75 19 10/1/51 Pagara 2,428 265 265 1,667 834 833 117 121 86 1 10/1 /52 Mewariya 1,567 270 270 1,597 800 797 141 151 110 15 10/1/53 Jetgarh 989 45 45 319 170 149 8 4 4 53 10/ I /54 Ratangarh 1,282 138 138 771 407 364 105 101 38 1 10/1/55 Kamos 1,114 245 245 1,469 743 726 87 83 3 1 172 10 10/1/56 Dhuwariya 2,103 238 238 1,334 676 658 86 106 2 3 100 2 10/1/57 Bakhtawarpura 845 82 82 480 238 242 17 21 45 10/1/58 Bhatsoori 1,393 205 205 1,187 588 599 124 137 143 12 10/1/59 Pratappura 209 22 22 164 79 85 8 10/1/60 Nad 843 80 80 507 257 250 62 72 74 3 10/1/61 Hanwantpura 249 49 49 294 151 143 68 67 31 10/1/62 Rampura Dabla 1,109 232 232 1,320 685 635 172 156 175 26 10/1/63 Bhagwanpura 1,346 240 241 1,298 691 607 150 150 26 16 281 46 10/1/64 Picholiya 2,558 530 531 2,893 1,499 1,394 348 313 505 114 10/1/65 Budhwara 2,064 394 394 2,133 1,124 1,009 211 217 422 76 10/1/66 Kalesara 2,001 340 340 1,779 915 864 215 209 298 50 i71

    CENSUS ABstRACl' TEHSIL : 1. AJMElt

    Main Workers ,------~------Household Industry,. Other Workers Total Main Marginal Non­ Cultivators Agricultural Manufac~urIDg, LUI IV V(b) Workers Workers Workers Processmg, , &' Name of Village (I-IX) (I) Labourers (II) Servjcin~ and VI to IX] RepalrS [V (a)}

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    418 226 230 55 146 170 15 27 260 428 fcrnm 380 34 301 13 43 20 6 30 3 301 600 ~

    370 167 279 117 8 4 34 26 49 20 234 392 ~<:;;rf'. 390 149 154 28 45 14 90 95 96 12 28 405 592 om: 245 17 107 4 79 13 38 21 10 181 378 ulWr~ 259 79 169 43 9 33 25 S6 3 61 163 228 262 ~«orr 1,751 561 1,005 41)2 224 81 180 40 342 38 33 1,508 2,457 ~ 215 164 143 132 28 28 2S 19 4 2 3 186 203 ito ... 160 169 93 111 19 39 11 8 37 11 5 23 113 74 q;~<:T 2,222 705 692 395 201 207 328 42 1,001 61 17 65 2,213 3,188 qrm;r;:r 304 198 183 147 32 44 4 85 7 37 258 291 <:r~T~r 492 333 340 258 27 35 1 124 40 8 35 334 465 q;rn:r 471 453 257 152 143 288 4 4 67 9 329 344 ;'

    vtLtAGE pRIMARY

    OlstRroT t 10. AJMnR

    d Total Population Z Literates u (inc1\ldlng Institutional Scheduled Scheduled e and Houseless Castes Tribes 8 Name of Village j Population) Q o .9

    ~--~~------~ ~ ! p M F

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    10/1/67 Nagelad 2,551 507 508 2,668 1,357 1,3l! 16i 116 6 9 373 69 10/1/68 Aliptira 176 ~26 227 1,434 703 731 11 12 210 12 10/1/69 Gola 3,343 549 550 3,265 1,692 1,573 255 208 419 70 10/1/70 Jethaha 4,514 775 780 4,702 2,439 2,263 S13 463 45 35 1,064 273 10/1/71 Sarsari 645 78 78 441 235 206 22 25 47 2 10/1/72 Lali Khera 534 114 114 625 347 278 86 75 65 6 10/1/13 Dantra 1,372 303 304 1,655 848 807 130 126 391 99 10/1/14 Dodiyana 1,039 205 205 1,090 560 530 66 77 107 25 10/1/75 Nathobthlila 486 174 174 906 450 456 73 66 105 6 10/1/76 Nootiyawas 831 179 179 970 492 478 117 104 150 9 10/1/77 Bhanwata 2,247 412 414 2,577 1,304 1,273 165 168 601 108 10/1/78 Amba Mase~i1a 948 257 258 1,355 677 678 121 126 236 11 10/1/19 Doomara 1,441 336 336 1,740 922 818 143 110 387 28 10/1/80 SarildhMl!l 2,636 923 930 5,108 2,634 2,474 511 550 1,211 271 10/1/81 Shivpura 102 1 \ 7 3 4 10/1/82 MakrMtl 1,915 261 262 1,395 749 646 155 138 15 8 353 83 10/1/83 MangaJiyawas 987 2'67 267 1,478 780 698 20j 172 37 36 414 82 10/1/84 Daulat kilera 638 90 90 507 264 243 92 79 110 3 10/1/85 Lamanil 852 210 210 1,171 602 569 91 91 23 24 120 6 10/J/86 Sondia; 232 140 140 753 384 369 60 72 144 4 10/1/87 Amargarh 756 148 148 915 469 446 31 3S 115 3 10/1/88 Leeri 2,824 664 665 3,493 1,830 1,663 304 274 29 38 640 104 10/1/89 BidakchiYawas 2,590 529 529 2,893 1,533 1,360 188 188 419 123 10/1/90 Ansari 325 117 117 620 322 298 43 28 77 1 10/1/91 BheemPtira 797 229 i30 1,150 590 560 2 1 142 5 10/1/92 ArjunplJra Jageer 701 117 177 1,048 521 527 l1j 101 75 74 222 53 10/1/93 Arjonpura Khalsa 579 76 78 417 221 196 69 59 13 8 103 38 10/1/94 Kesharpijra 807 381 381 1,993 1,032 961 155 151 362 34 10/1/95 Kothaj 418 132 132 749 374 375 78 82 121 13 10/1/96 Naharpura 279 134 134 782 397 385 16 17 120 10/1/97 Miyapur 374 195 195 1,158 610 548 26 22 226 7 10/1/9S Kaf{lana 657 i31 231 1,332 694 638 49 41 176 10 10/1/99 Lachhlpura 260 77 77 463 252 211 90 3 10/1/100 Khapri 228 13S 135 788 409 379 3 5 151 12 10/11l0l Rajgarh 3,612 683 686 4,329 2,280 2,049 355 345 10 8 1,016 209 10/1/102 Bhawani Khera 760 343 343 2,276 1,302 974 112 110 3 2 691 112 CENSUS ADstltAct tEUSIL : 1. AlMER

    Main Workers ~------,------~~----- Household Industry, Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Manufacturing, Other Workers Marginal Non­ Workers Workers Workers (I) Labourers Processing [IlI.IV,V (b) Name of Yillage "'d & (I-IX) (II) SerVIC1D~ an VI t IX] Repalls 0 (V (a») ,...---.-Jo-----. --"""--""","" ,--""'----..; M F M F M F M F

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    850 527 457 354 so 89 80 21 263 63 6 18 501 766 ifTiffil'f 308 169 201 116 55 50 4 48 3 395 561 mrr:r:r 912 560 592 340 146 188 22 3 152 29 31 237 749 776 ~T('fT 1,227 353 720 185 157 144 32 13 318 11 7 17 1,205 1,893 Gtor

    265 92 151 45 60 29 2 52 18 2 165 183 199 ;:rT~l!ffir 312 235 162 98 89 102 8 1 53 34 22 180 221 i!f~IlT'fHr 726 225 341 54 150 135 16 10 219 26 3 40 575 1,008 "fTCfffT 383 301 251 181 3J 51 25 38 76 31 67 2')3 310 ~TKIT ~w.rr

    523 184 201 71 131 66 6 185 47 95 399 539 ~I1T~T 1,399 642 686 387 179 182 96 12 438 61 18 173 1,217 1,659 tr~TgiiT 3 3 1 3 f~ 425 135 280 105 33 22 14 5 98 3 22 324 489 'I1~ 399 154 185 101 38 34 9 1 167 18 36 381 508 m~for:n'fi~T;jt 151 101 93 100 16 42 1 101 110 ~~~t 175 8 123 5 7 2 44 234 371 lilt'Hr 1,147 503 574 312 97 55 42 15 434 121 11 289 1,122 1,257 ~l;;r~ 539 318 228 268 12 26 20 279 24 763 656 '+nfr;ft ~~ 174

    V1LLAGit PRIMA~ Y DistRICT : 10. AlMER

    "0'" Total Population (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Literates Name of Village ~ and Houseless Castes Tribes 6 Population) :x: '0 o ~ ___A... ___--. ~ ,..---..A....----, z P M F M F M P

    1 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    10/1/103 Bithoor 796 281 281 1,592 848 744 26 23 232 11 10/1/104 Pachmata 392 39 39 226 117 109 26 10/1/105 Banewara 1,251 220 220 1.229 636 593 144 120 27 33 196 40 10/1/106 Ajba·Ka·Bariya 261 84 84 45l 240 211 40 10/1/107 Baghsuri 2,329 389 391 2,299 1,201 1,098 321 273 50 49 474 111 10/1/108 Bubaniya 1,844 297 297 1,731 876 855 186 170 29 21 244 18 10/1/109 Nandla 1,649 313 313 1,956 1,002 954 224 196 10 12 473 114 10/1/110 Rajosi 2,070 513 513 3,015 1,614 1,401 126 110 455 38 10/1/111 Balwanta 1,115 241 241 1,310 663 647 157 157 151 15 10/1/1I2 Jatiya 724 248 248 1,392 734 658 44 39 201 12 10/1/113 Danta 870 246 247 1,348 710 638 91 68 306 47 10/1/114 B.:er 2,512 387 392 2,367 1,236 1,131 235 212 403 57 10/1/115 Gudli 103 91 91 515 262 253 84 89 88 4 10/1/116 Kana Kheri 657 182 182 1.144 579 565 58 56 272 22 10/1/117 Manpura 232 22 22 120 68 52 6 2 12 10/1/118 Rampura Aheeran 908 130 131 742 370 372 49 60 147 5 10/1/119 Jilawara 417 227 227 1,271 650 621 2 144 2 10/1/120 Sbreenagar 4,231 1,016 1,016 5,583 2,863 2,720 688 690 7 4 1,340 398 10/1/121 Mohiinpura 194 35 35 200 106 94 24 21 15 10/1/122 Pharkiya 780 190 190 1,030 527 503 66 61 144 13 10/1/123 Hathi Batta 352 188 188 937 480 457 30 32 80 10/1/124 Banewari 1,221 82 82 499 251 248 24 31 10 5 4'5 4 10/1/125 Kanpura 2,471 333 340 1,903 973 930 134 132 S 2 302 69 10/1/126 Tihari 2,506 369 371 2,108 1.067 1,041 143 136 9 7 402 98 10/1/127 Kadampura 383 21 21 108 54 54 18 17 10 11 15 10/1/128 Chandsen 776 103 103 642 326 316 3S 37 2 85 10 10/1/129 Nawab 1,212 103 104 637 329 308 32 36 26 26 85 7 10/1/130 Keriya Khurd 452 48 48 343 178 165 41 36 44 34 26 10/1/131 Raghunatbpura 264 18 18 123 60 63 5 4 14 10/1/132 Motajbari 1,029 134 134 755 400 355 48 33 14 13 105 39 jO/l/I33 Samproda 1,317 194 194 1,121 578 543 68 72 24 22 121 26 10/1/134 Soorajpura 539 94 94 587 317 270 29 20 41 46 64 10/1/135 Nepoli 560 45 45 252 141 111 39 32 5 2 20 11 10/1/136 Deoliya 531 64 64 377 212 165 S5 35 3 5 36 2 10/1/137 Maoshiya 875 97 97 574 290 284 41 48 7 5 89 10/1/138 Lachhmipura 253 20 20 107 55 53 6 9 175

    CENSUS ABStkACl'

    TBHSIL : ~. AJMBA

    Main Workers ~------,------~~----.------Household Industry, Total Main Manufacturing, Other Workers Marginal Non­ Workers Cultivators Agricultural Processing, [III,IV,V (b) Workers Workers (I) Labourers .. d & Name of Village (I-IX) Servlcln~ an VI to IX1 (II) Repairs [V (a)}

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2

    413 161 293 153 35 5 1 84 3 8 65 427 518 f~

    61 44 1 16 2 53 54 56 q~{l1 3':-4 144 245 110 41 22 9 2 59 10 69 282 380 m-iiI'r~ 593 262 400 216 21 27 28 1 138 18 3 608 833 iifl~lJU 484 306 363 260 44 43 6 1 71 2 14 392 535 ~;nf'iPif 494 51 261 37 37 7 7 2 189 5 508 903 Oft~~r 915 655 597 540 19 39 3S 264 76 11 688 745 ;:T~iT~r

    372 211 239 176 12 8 120 27 30 51 261 385 Of~ffT 425 314 275 283 12 4 5 133 27 2 309 342 ;;rrfi!:ll"f a77 207 221 128 27 63 8 121 16 1 333 430 ~t'H 675 411 337 234 96 153 27 3 215 21 100 561 620

    35 24 15 9 8 9 12 6 1 14 18 16 'iiG~<:r 197 123 103 84 5 8 14 3 75 28 11 93 118 100 ~I:;~ 199 110 97 58 2 12 4 96 39 9 73 121 125 iPHar 124 108 84 90 40 18 54 51 ilif<:lfT ~ 37 39 24 31 13 8 23 24 <:~Iq'~r 241 73 158 50 19 17 15 2 49 4 9 80 150 202 llTU~ 402 295 313 235 13 28 9 2 67 30 14 176 234 ~mt"tin 211 67 132 36 6 12 7 66 19 5 106 198 ~<;tl'l 95 72 75 59 2 1 2 17 11 2 46 37 ~qTffi 134 95 77 78 2 3 4 2 51 12 78 70 it

    VILLAGE PRlMAR\' DisTRICT : 10. AJMER

    o z "0'" Total Population e'" "0 (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Literates ~ Name of Village ~ and Houseless Castes Tribes ~ o::l Population) g .c ::z:: .9 '­o ~ c:i ,..... ___J... ______<. Z ! p M F

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    10(1(139 Kalyanipura 250 33 33 215 103 112 6 10/1/140 Kesbarpura 388 80 80 482 255 227 12 15 49 6 10/1/1~1 Flarnsar 4.980 864 864 5,004 2,576 2,428 268 266 126 141 1,185 269 10(1/142 Kurari 661 57 57 333 170 163 16 12 28 10/1/143 Flajpura 208 8 8 44 20 24 8 10(1/144 Mandiyani 1,404 124 124 714 391 323 99 75 87 19 10/1/145 Modi 598 144 149 901 474 427 91 77 70 4 10/1/146 Lavera 953 140 140 748 382 366 93 91 83 7 10(1/147 Gaderi 812 88 88 485 253 232 19 16 107 8 10/1/148 Ashapura 234 35 35 161 100 61 2 3 83 53 10/1/149 Dilwari 669 116 116 699 345 354 102 107 126 9 10/1/150 Dilwara 422 214 214 1,154 588 566 72 85 244 46 10/1/151 Bewanja 1,305 113 118 721 358 363 66 79 6 7 80 15 10/1/152 Dhal 1,947 277 277 1,501 803 698 102 91 162 27 10(1/153 THana 1,764 215 216 1,176 593 583 39 44 191 32 10/1/154 Sanod 2,175 358 359 1,988 996 992 149 162 16 21 376 85 10/1/155 Rata Khera 95 20 20 100 49 51 2 2 26 7 10/1/156 Bara Patthar 386 10 10 78 40 38 4 3 3 3 21 2 10/1/157 Derathoo 2,193 410 410 2,526 1,331 1,195 312 269 7 6 442 86 10/1/158 Loharwara 2,316 319 319 1,851 945 906 217 213 1 2 197 14 10{1/159 Jaswantpura 474 100 101 593 294 299 38 48 47 54 55 2 10/1/160 Rampura Nyara 681 33 33 209 105 104 5 5 1 12 10/1/161 Hanwantiya 882 123 123 608 314 294 77 70 34 25 55 7 10/1/162 Bhatiyani 2,208 247 248 1,457 746 711 153 141 6 5 160 7 10/1/163 Chat 775 70 70 430 217 213 46 52 13 15 75 16 10/1/164 Dhola Danta 319 69 69 409 210 199 73 68 4 8 60 Derathoo 10{1{t65 Jagpura 195 31 31 188 93 95 17 HI 14 20 33 5 10/1/166 Motipura 524 110 110 657 333 324 121 121 8 9 139 29 10/1/167 Jharwasa 2,474 369 386 1,959 1,012 947 165 153 69 62 257 38 10/1/168 Nahatpura 399 43 43 265 141 124 3 5 18 10/1/169 Flarnpura 193 70 70 374 182 192 27 26 73 73 48 12 10/1/170 Jhabarkiya 45 8 8 43 23 20 9 4 10/1/171 Bakhtawarpura 56 4 4 24 10 14 2 10/1/172 Kabri Chat 188 68 68 268 145 141 20 19 4 10/1/173 Bhagwanpura 75 31 31 160 81 79 23 29 9 177

    CENSUS ABstRAct rEHSiL : 1. AJM13R

    Main Workers

    Household Industry,. Other Workers Marginal Total Maio Cultivators Agricultural Non­ Manufact';lrmg, [III IV V (b) Workers Wol'kers Workers (I) Labourers Processmg, , &, Name of Village (I-IX) (II) Servicin~ and VI to IX] RepaIrS [V (a) J

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    67 46 38 38 29 8 36 66 'f>BI1~T 168 27 81 9 8 29 50 17 97 87 103 ~'U

    1,357 432 609 134 140 211 139 24 469 63 10 280 1,209 1,716 ~rmn: 111 46 49 7 5 7 57 32 S6 S9 61 :pr¥t 12 6 4 1 7 5 8 8 10 'U~<:T 235 177 168 144 7 13 60 20 2 156 144 l1r.:Sll'Ffr 336 290 248 252 4 6 10 3 74 29 137 136 l116T 221 205 167 174 2 4 6 2 46 25 16 18 145 143 "'~u 168 163 82 109 20 16 6 60 38 85 69 ITT~T 61 26 40 17 8513 4 39 35 m!!fT1lU 196 112 109 SS 25 27 2 60 30 21 99 128 143 fe.:\11tl~ 369 104 157 36 8 20 2 1 202 47 183 219 279 fi{<'ICfT¥T 239 54 131 4 7 8 4 97 42 2 138 117 171 irq.:'ifT 491 289 322 267 5 19 1 145 20 312 409 cH<'T 362 169 171 86 21 2S 15 1 155 57 12 99 219 315 fu<'TFIT 643 586 332 404 21 49 17 8 273 125 4 1 349 405 {R)~ 28 28 13 13 4 8 11 7 21 22 mrr~ 24 22 16 14 2 2 6 6 1 1 15 15

    58 15 19 7 6 32 9 45 35 35 Gf'Il1U 189 193 124 153 25 31 40 9 144 131 ~ 605 448 364 368 31 32 24 3 186 45 407 499 ~HTT 80 34 43 27 37 7 61 90 ;;~T 113 112 56 41 32 55 25 16 69 80 'U¥{2;~ 13 12 S 9 6 2 2 1 10 8 mm~ 8 S 1 2 2 13 ill§(lT~ 103 67 9\1 67 1 3 42 74 lfir.=u'inc 52 7 39 4 12 3 29 72 \l'fCl'Ti'r2;'l:t 178

    VILLAG£ PRIMARY

    [)lSt~CT : 10. AlMER

    Total Population '" (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Literates Castes Tribes Name of Village and Houseless j Population) .8 ~ -< p M F M F

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    10/1/174 Amarpura 125 44 44 253 128 125 24 23 24 10/]/]75 Dhola Danta Nyara 299 124 124 674 340 334 39 34 94 10/1/176 Nyara 1,291 257 259 1,447 731 716 207 192 22 27 270 61 10/1/177 Bbairoo Khera 214 25 25 144 79 65 15 12 7

    TEH. : KISHANGARH 1,69,701 23,394 23,480 1,95,472 75,482 69,990 15,618 14,435 773 76Z 19,647 4,062

    10/2/1 Bbilawat 1,850 236 239 1,602 791 811 209 184 112 34 10/2/2 Jhag 2,086 129 130 724 380 344 90 81 81 13 10/2/3 Nosal 2,118 196 196 1,061 548 513 153 136 162 41 10/2/4 Aou 1,140 71 71 454 2~9 215 36 26 26 4 10/2/5 Sinodiya 2,905 267 267 1,455 749 706 173 171 134 41 10/2/6 Bakarwalya 765 61 61 363 185 178 58 60 5 4 29 10 10/2/7 Bhadoon 1,532 349 349 1,927 1,001 926 223 207 7 8 301 70 10}2}8 Palri Bhoptan 1,166 124 124 695 360 335 91 81 26 23 76 13 10/2/9 Jakholai 824 108 108 570 283 287 84 74 63 39 10/2/10 Kishanpura 276 15 15 104 53 51 16 2 10/2/11 Kotdi 1,378 171 171 1,079 587 492 170 136 6 3 129 18 10/2/12 Kardala 669 87 87 48J 230 251 81 73 39 5 10/2/13 Khajpura Bhairwai 1,598 216 216 1,263 686 577 55 37 26 21 133 9 10/2/14 Ujoli 373 84 84 354 178 176 38 29 80 17 10/2/15 Jajota 1,627 297 297 1,603 807 796 249 232 275 123 10/2/16 Paner 1,375 253 253 1,563 804 759 192 182 256 56 10/2/17 Manpura 411 48 48 306 154 152 50 46 39 10/2/18 Nitooti ],706 219 220 1,290 687 603 136 127 89 6 10/2/19 Dardoond 630 63 64 394 215 179 59 46 21 10/2/20 Nawa 851 130 130 800 422 378 127 120 84 10/2/21 Rajpura 318 33 33 175 93 82 32 34 14 5 10/2/22 Raghunathpura 397 176 176 965 499 466 155 143 111 21 10/2/23 Kalyanpura 551 112 112 577 303 274 56 54 45 7 10}2/24 Ramgarh 941 46 46 285 145 140 12 16 4 10/2/25 Keriya-Ki-Dhanl 372 21 21 110 54 56 10/2/26 Karkedi 2,666 654 654 3,934 2,086 1.848 489 416 607 173 179

    CENSUS ABSTRAct TEHSILS ; 1. AlMER, 2. KISItANGARH

    Main Workers ------~ Household Industry, Total Main Agricultural Manufacturing, Other Workers Marginal Non­ Cultivators Workers Workers Workers (I) Labourers Processing {IlI.IV,V (b) Name of Village "'d & (I-IX) (II) ServlclD~ an VI to IX] Repairs [V (a)] ,--....__ ....-----A--...... ,--_J..___ --.A..-....., J. M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28 2

    74 10 67 3 7 7 54 115 208 206 131 166 3 9 2 72 31 2 6 130 122 415 399 328 390 10 2 12 65 6 315 317 «mY 45 4 27 2 3 13 3 34 61 'll~ ~~

    43,946 24,985 28,942 18,829 2,947 3,187 1,081 183 10,976 2,786 655 3,702 30,88l 41,303

    485 119 [373 96 21 17 8 4 83 2 4 21 302 671 f'll<'llCfi! 170 50 156 50 1 2 11 44 104 166 190 lfllf 301 110 250 95 14 13 3 34 2 247 403 ;:fffi~

    140 20 86 5 12 1 41 15 11 75 88 120 ~Ia; 459 244 322 163 15 14 15 107 67 4 165 286 297 fij';fTfG:l.:JT 115 5 91 5 9 12 3 13 70 160 603 11 14 60 17 117 20 29 50 369 428 448 415 397 ~ 224 134 186 115 2 2 6 30 17 136 201 !fT~ \l11m;r ]26 14 102 9 17 7 4 35 13 122 260 \ifrl1l~ 38 8 35 8 2 6 15 37 f'liw~ 370 292 323 277 15 13 5 27 2 217 200

    146 94 96 90 3 3 41 6 84 156 ~ 437 276 396 257 27 15 14 4 249 301 'f1'~~ 'Ilw 110 48 66 9 27 39 5 12 2 15 66 113 ~;;ffi;ft 508 58 407 38 64 17 7 30 3 299 738 ;;mrT;:rr 440 227 301 124 65 99 15 2 59 2 3 48 361 484 'fiR 89 42 S9 32 4 4 3 23 6 6 67 59 43 lIT~I 338 52 287 34 14 11 18 19 7 19 168 330 383 fil"¥l 144 56 94 24 2 3 2 46 28 2 71 121 G:<.~'~ 234 103 188 101 16 2 7 23 6 188 269 'lCl'I

    57 24 49 18 8 6 36 58 ~T~I

    285 211 183 151 73 56 3 2 26 2 214 255 ~"iTjT~

    199 83 114 51 33 16 52 6 103 190 ~~T 99 89 57 S5 16 31 26 3 46 51 '{T~'Il 41 39 9 5 15 32 17 2 13 17 iliRlfT -~ -mrrr 1,144 341 822 240 64 54 36 4 222 43 48 261 894 1,246 'Ii,{~~ 180

    vtLLAGE pRiMARy nisrRlcT : 10. AlMBR

    o Total Population z (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Literates and Houseless Castes Tribes ~ Name of Village Population)

    p M F

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    10/2/27 Parasoli 480 46 46 397 215 182 17 10/2/28 Mokhampura 167 30 30 199 104 95 15 12 6 10/2/29 Padanga 343 48 48 290 143 147 14 15 81 22 10/2/30 Amarpura 486 111 111 631 333 298 87 73 64 2 10/2/31 Panwaron-Ki-Dhani 410 11 11 86 53 33 14 2 10/2/32 Chuk Motipura 107 Uninhabited 10/2/33 Rodawas 1,331 (1) 9() 565 280 285 97 96 47 6 10/2/34 Motipura 301 39 39 262 141 121 1 10/2/35 Sagarmtlla 473 7 7 39 20 19 12 12 1 10/2/36 Singara 1,143 229 229 1,369 684 685 195 202 172 22 10/2/37 Bansra 99 29 29 170 92 78 14 2 10/2/38 ThaI 768 165 165 994 510 484 60 59 82 7 10/2/39 Chak Nonandpura 53 Uninhabited 10/2/40 Seengla 542 85 85 488 247 241 91 82 44 15 10/2/41 Salemabad 813 283 287 1,821 982 839 242 198 410 121 10/2/42 Nonanopura 199 111 114 748 378 370 83 82 64 10/2/43 Ralawatan 1,868 448 448 2,597 1,324 1,273 322 293 471 131 10/2/44 Ghaswan-Ki-Dhani 187 17 17 158 88 70 1 10/2/45 Susura 3,457 534 534 3,482 1,820 1,662 273 252 16 19 441 82 10/2/46 Chak Beer 521 Uninhabited 10/2/47 Mordi 883 63 63 409 215 194 4 3 45 7 10/2/48 Roopangarh 3,837 1,045 1,049 5,932" 3,004 2,928 495 479 20 24 1,446 456 10/2/49 Kathoda 835 85 85 534 285 249 29 34 62 12 10/2/50 Junda 787 99 99 585 306 279 89 84 77 13 10/2/51 Tyod 2,336 314 314 2,031 1,105 926 237 199 230 36 10/2/52 Narena 1,569 200 200 1,105 6,568 537 155 143 4 6 129 25 10/2/53 Rampura 476 99 99 667 353 314 75 65 7 8 100 7 10/2/54 Buharao 1,147 171 171 1,096 612 484 190 140 29 24 276 34 10/2/55 Harmara 3,228 614 615 3,835 2,018 1,817 420 400 13 15 793 193 10/2/56 Bhojiyawas 855 94 94 597 315 282 28 33 84 11 10/2/57 Tokara 1,551 156 157 1,127 578 549 91 84 161 7 10/2/58 Khatoli 1,715 201 201 1,400 715 685 90 94 116 10 10/2/59 Gudti 180 28 28 191 99 92 16 17 31 10/2/60 Tityari 388 96 96 615 322 293 75 63 96 35 10/2/61 Peenglod 691 207 207 1,355 714 641 161 154 167 17 10/2/62 Palri Pathanan 748 126 126 781 427 354 71 57 60 2 181

    CENSUS ABSTRACt' TEHSIL : 2. KISHANGARH

    Main Workers ------~ Household Industry, Oth W k Total Main M t:. er or ers Marginal Non­ Cultivators Agricultural anu1act.unng, [III IV V (b) Workers Workers Processmg, • &. Workers Name of Village (I-IX) (I) Labourers (II) Servicin~ and VI t IX] Repairs 0 [V (a)]

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    135 129 134 129 W 53 '1fMit 72 61 72 61 32 34 lfTli1t~l 58 29 53 29 5 85 118 CfGrrT 198 158 171 151 4 10 15 3 7 40 128 100 ~m:~u 34 17 17 13 17 4 19 16 qqrff-ift-i~) 'f'li lfrm~ 175 153 119 131 2 55 20 105 132 <:mcrm 81 72 80 72 1 60 49 lft~tiU 16 15 15 15 1 4 4 ~Ttronm' 431 344 350 299 25 34 19 37 11 4 36 249 305 f~mr 59 4 43 4 2 14 33 74 iIi~T

    301 106 225 91 3 1 73 14 209 378 ~ iT<:-~ 'f!Ii~ 136 9 82 4 12 4 38 4 111 232 ~"'fm;rr 451 192 300 162 25 17 7 4 119 9 32 158 499 489 ~~ 218 67 165 42 33 25 7 13 84 160 219 ;:ft;r.~ 733 420 479 298 37 73 15 6 202 43 591 853 <:

    VILLAGE PlUMAR1' DisTRICf : 10. AjMsR

    cl ..4) Total Population z g'" (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Literates and Houseless Castes Tribes Name of Village = Population)

    ,...._J..__ , ~.------~------~ ~--~--~ P M F M F M F

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    10/2/63 Kalyanpura 107 39 39 283 160 123 33 21 28 10/2{64 Kucheel 1,967 451 475 3,243 1,723 1,520 253 208 369 74 10/2/65 Brijpura 58 74 74 425 229 196 22 22 29 1 10/2/66 Cheeta Khera 881 182 182 1,185 633 552 45 44 139 6 10/2/67 Mohanpura 664 112 112 669 356 313 106 108 104 23 10/2/68 Nayagaon 946 102 102 625 306 319 48 54 49 10/2/69 Tolamal 931 53 53 371 186 185 36 36 36 10/2/70 Mandawariya 586 45 45 347 169 178 5 3 23 10/2/71 Phaloda 789 65 65 433 227 206 43 40 62 13 10/2/72 T.loniya 1,476 336 336 2,249 1,176 1,073 253 253 467 103 10/2/73 Kakniyawas 1,054 139 139 855 438 417 77 73 81 20 10/2/74 Naloo 2,055 217 218 1,214 625 589 87 81 7 8 159 36 10/2/75 Mundoti 1,250 155 155 1,132 576 556 144 147 3 6 154 12 10/2/76 Khera Karmsotan 516 69 69 472 239 233 32 33 3 3 41 7 10{2/77 Ga~eshpura 355 31 31 225 121 104 11 2 10/2/78 Bandar Seendri 3,794 528 528 3,160 1,627 1,533 488 506 40 35 406 69 10/2/79 Nohariya 751 12 72 484 249 235 63 62 21 2 10{2/80 Pedi Bhata 397 35 35 190 101 89 13 22 3 10/2{81 Patao 1,235 171 177 1,262.-- 675 587 124 124 170 9 10/2/82 Churli 825 97 97 590 303 287 76 70 43 3 10/2/83 Choondri 723 73 73 425 217 208 82 72 40 20 10/2/84 Bargaon 1,016 87 88 536 284 252 73 77 56 9 10/2/85 Sooratpura 299 Uninhabited 10/2/86 Sargaon 1,973 218 218 1.410 750 660 46 50 182 12 10/2/87 Beeti 745 109 109 617 291 326 35 36 106 27 10/2/88 Rari 451 55 55 424 215 209 18 16 79 15 10/2/89 Barna 2,167 458 459 3,063 1,627 1,436 446 405 13 7 442 79 1012190 Kachariya 454 51 51 352 181 171 35 34 45 8 10/2/91 Udaipur Khurd 701 95 95 573 296 277 33 34 21 23 79 19 10/2/92 Silora 230 138 138 742 375 367 11 14 180 45 10/2/93 Dhaoi Rathoran 260 23 23 138 72 66 5 6 25 10/2194 Kishangarh (Rural) 5,894 228 228 1,623 824 799 219 13 10/2/95 Dhaoi Purohitan 275 171 171 994 517 477 280 232 116 2 10/2/96 Dhaoi Deomand 132 8 8 52 22 30 7 10 1 1,574 10/2/97 Udaipur Kalan 122 124 776 402 374 48 49 5 8 141 32 10/2/98 Raghunatbpura 145 20 20 114 62 52 11 9 183

    CENsus ABStRACt TEHSIL : 2. KISHANGARH

    Main Workers ,-'------'------Household Industry,. Other Workers Marginal Total Main Non­ Cultivators Agricultural Manufac~unng, IlII IV V(b) Workers Workers Workers Processlllg, ' (1) Labourers &, Name of Village (I-IX) (II) ServiciD$ and VI to IX) RepaIrs [V (a)]

    ,.....--'--- ,.------L--, ___--'----, ,---J..._--. ,-__L----.., r---L~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    77 5 71 4 6 4 83 114 'ti8fI~ 853 276 513 99 130 92 11 6 199 79 36 56 834 1,188 :8'ffii 148 14 97 11 1 50 3 81 182 'l~f 366 267 304 264 1 4 57 2 267 285 ;furr ~T 195 158 95 148 2 9 91 7 161 155 ;fT~'fiU 168 5 107 2 12 2 48 39 137 275 ifl·lTtrtlf 132 87 98 59 6 5 28 23 54 98 CfriiT~ 132 61 88 47 43 14 37 117 ligrofulT 125 35 60 1 36 28 1 28 6 102 171 !fiffi'u 636 451 297 336 58 45 8 5 273 65 11 17 529 605 fcrffi'f;:rm 228 79 158 48 24 20 46 11 210 338

    337 222 250 186 32 31 5 50 4 288 367 'i~ 334 287 227 228 16 25 8 83 34 242 269 l.!·~rm 107 75 65 21 34 54 7 23 38 109 120 ~ 1Ii1imCfFl 49 31 46 19 3 12 19 24 53 49 '(1i(W!'U 867 505 567 335 109 157 27 5 164 8 26 61 734 967

    963 370 499 244 34 28 24 3 406 95 3 328 661 738 ~~ 70 23 49 2 13 21 2 6 16 34 95 114 i'l\T'iff"(lI1 151 94 118 76 10 17 7 16 1 145 182 \NIf~ I!{t 196 13 20 2 2 173 11 179 354 f~ii)<:T 45 13 24 11 1 2 20 27 53 1Z'H!].'r ~~ 437 191 309 179 12 9 115 3 2 387 606 f.fi!lf'i~ (1lT~(!J) 300 87 169 86 131 217 390 iR'JT ,!-u~;:r 14 3 12 3 1 1 8 27 iTl:[TI~~ 194 122 98 32 19 85 4 5 73 1 207 252 :a-<::lTl!~ m 40 36 40 36 22 16 ",,!'i~'U 184

    ViLLAGE 'PRIMARY DIS-TRICI' : .10. AJMER

    o z Total Population v (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Literates and Houseless Castes Tribes 8 Name of Village Population) g.2 P M F M F

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    10/2/99 Khera 223 38 38 220 111 109 23 23 15 1 10/2/100 Tikawara 1,196 i90 191 1,188 630 558 130 127 139 34 10/2/101 Bhanwada 1,066 102 102 595 289 306 30 27 84 45 10/2/102 Godiyana 766 89 89 587 288 299 55 50 126 37 10/2/103 Kada 1,203 92 95 513 269 244 63 66 68 7 10/2/104 Moondolao 1,607 163 163 924 457 467 133 115 2 123 24 10/2/105 Deopuri 1,532 208 208 1,195 607 588 77 71 157 23 10/2/106 Bharla 611 41 41 227 123 104 33 24 30 3 10/2/107 Katsoora 2,183 409 411 2,600 1,366 1,234 ]52 136 258 35 10/2/108 Chasla 840 106 108 613 302 311 71 68 19 21 105 54 10/2/109 Indoli 399 49 49 398 201 197 29 19 13 17 30 2 10/2/110 Almas 289 37 37 213 114 99 34 29 32 26 14 3 10/2/111 Deend.waril 2,030 343 347 2,232 '1,151 1,081 235 214 6 5 306 52 10/2/112 Kbandacb ] ,301 144 144 953 492 461 61 57 93 18 10/2/113 Tihari 1,236 137 137 837 425 412 111 101 21 18 27 3 10/2/114 Mala 1,514 108 108 672 357 315 128 79 2 4 100 16 10/2/115 Bhogadeet 1,707 210 211 1,195 618 577 108 101 25 19 154 24 10/2/116 Beenjarwara 255 37 37 289 149 140 33 30 11 10/2/117 Motipura 520 70 70 489 271 218 58 55 51 10/2/ll8 Pacheenpala 259 '16 16 125 57 68 12 10/2/119 Kalanada 884 94 94 520 265 255 62 57 19 30 51 12 10/2/120 Dholpurjya 938 130 131 846 444 402 130 118 114 16 10/2/121 Raghu-aathpura 566 Uninhabited 10/2/122 Dhani Fw.()hitan 140 3 3 22 13 9 6 10/2/123 Kebaniya 338 7 7 30 18 12 18 12 10/2/124 Dadiya 3,322 473 475 2,868 1,526 1,342 217 209 70 66 314 59 10/2/125 GopalpJml 777 82 82 483 242 241 .23 31 26 27 58 14 10/2/126 Jhadol 1,466 127 127 831 452 3/9 85 59 4 125 29 10/2/127 Mandawariya 777 120 120 733 369 364 84 87 6 3 121 40 10/2/128 Keriya 366 22 22 209 94 115 7 10/2/129 Lamba 3,682 409 411 2,874 1,494 J,380 313 297 388 106 10/2/130 Arain 3,622 696 697 3,863 1,981 1,882 469 442 124 110 906 301 10/2/131 Kalyanpurn 136 19 19 158 79 79 34 2 10/2/132 NoAandl'U-Ca 497 74 74 539 263 276 3 2 52 2 10/2/1:13 Sinroj 1,519 250 250 1,520 808 712 270 228 181 38 10/2/134 Gagoonda 1,024 185 185 1,160 567 593 129 132 46 56 126 19 i85

    CENSUS ABStRAct TEHSIL : 2. KISHANGARIt

    Main Workers

    Household Industry! Other Workers Marginal Non­ Total Main Manufact~rmg, IIII IV V (b) Workers Cultivators Agricultural Workers Workers (1) Labourers ProcesslDg, ' &. Name of Village (I-IX) Servicin~ and VI to IX] (II) Repairs (V (a) )

    ,-__j,__..... ,------..'------, ,---~ ,---..L---., ,---J..__ ..... ,----'-----, r-J..--.., M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

    1 S 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    93 87 93 87 18 22 ~T 344 175 214 120 49 41 44 2 37 12 I 1 285 382 fe'liTlf~ 181 68 126 37 7 3 51 24 2 19 106 219 ~CfTsr 167 142 109 95 9 22 9 3 40 22 28 21 93 136 <(lf~

    895 747 706 672 8 18 19 9 162 48 471 487 'lle~T 142 41 94 31 8 3 6 34 7 10 62 150 208 -nm:fT 127 51 71 41 7 3 2 47 7 74 146 ~~l

    927 574 488 376 39 60 60 13 340 125 35 208 532 598 {;fT~ 1,155 880 525 617 156 152 34 16 440 95 825 1,001 'imf 30 1 28 2 49 78 ~rwr 159 191 126 151 2 4 31 36 104 85 iflif~ 497 287 289 216 50 35 13 145 35 53 310 372 f~<:) .... 376 385 335 356 11 25 7 23 4 2 10 189 198 trr~'~r 186 VilLAGE PRlMAR. \' DISTRICT : 10. AlMER

    Total Population (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Literates Name of Village and! Houseless Castes Tribes Popuiation)

    ,.-..__ ---J'- __---. p M F M F M F M F

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    10/2/135 Goli 684 96 96 525 263 262 17 26 33 33 52 9 10/2/136 JugJipura 298 84 84 600 314 286 31 28 38 26 81 4 10/2/137 Bhavsa 249 60 60 394 199 195 72 69 8 10 56 10 10/2/138 Gahalpura 750 90 90 494 267 227 40 44 42 2 10/2/139 Bhanbholao 2,818 331 333 1,965 997 968 264 261 243 61 10/2/140 Dangra 160 Uninhabited 10/2/141 Dang 1,355 123 123 810 419 391 75 69 137 32 10/2/142 See I 667 130 131 970 507 463 80 78 126 6 10/2/143 Sando\ya 1,475 221 221 1,434 758 676 144 124 157 27 10/2/144 Kakalwara 778 66 67 485 246 239 55 48 58 17 10/2/145 Goondli 810 85 85 584 309 275 62 47 78 14 10/2/146 Mothi 378 43 43 279 131 148 38 47 27 6 10/2/147 Mandi~awad-Khurd 202 71 71 499 249 250 69 64 61 4 10/2/148 Madiyawad-Kalan 396 4S 45 318 170 148 52 48 41 6 10/2/149 13a1apura 557 75 75 593 298 295 67 51 34 10/2/150 Moondoti 1,121 124 127 743 385 358 86 66 66 5 10/2/151 Ankodiya 2,570 352 355 2,272 1,183 1,089 201 192 286 36 10/2/152 Gothiyana 2,697 305 305 1,662 847 815 282 279 23 24 239 73 10/2/153 Jorawarpura 570 113 113 817 413 404 73 67 6 14 85 4 10/2/154 Jheerota 2,062 190 190 1,318 699 619 164 151 125 9 10/2/155 Dhasook 1,803 305 305 1,825 945 880 403 366 2 276 57 10/2/156 Kishanpura 157 16 16 113 60 53 7 10/2/157 Pandarwara 1,435 67 67 460 240 220 40 35 25 5 10/2/158 Dothfi 561 80 80 429 222 207 31 28 38 10/2/159 Goojarwara 445 7S 75 548 283 265 32 37 41 5 10/2/160 Sarwar 737 94 94 671 343 328 60 57 44

    TEHSIL : BEAWAR 1.44,629 37,501 37,727 200,246 101,135 99,111 11,926 11,513 2,186 2,054 35,373 4,183

    10/3/1 Chaura Nimri 125 38 38 228 118 110 5 6 48 8 10/3/2 Roop Nagar 432 271 271 1,447 744 703 26 24 286 12 10/3/3 Relrna\ Kalan 28 Uninhabited 10/3/4 Fatehgarh Salla 20.5 148 148 780 415 365 19 16 208 10/3/5 Johar Khera 135 67 67 399 205 194 64 2 187 CENSUS A8STRACT TEHSILS : 2. KISHANGARH, 3. BeA WAR

    Main Workers

    Household Industry, 0 . Manufacturing, ther WOlkers Marginal Non­ Tot:!] Main Cultivators :Agricultural Workers Processing, [UI,IV,V(b) Workers Workel5 (I) Labourers .. d & Name 01 Village (I-IX) (II) Se rVlclfl~ an VI t IX) Repairs 0 [V (a)]

    M F M F M F M F M M F

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    161 127 115 107 12 10 34 10 13 20 89 115 ~f(>fr 199 178 118 145 10 9 2 69 24 15 10 100 98 ~if~~ 114 100 82 86 31 13 85 95 mfTtf ~'Hlm~ 6iif~f 265 129 193 104 5 3 (\7 22 45 153 217 ~iif 335 293 217 241 5 4 5 108 47 172 170 m(>f 502 338 294 283 19 22 17 172 82 6 27 250 261 !;IVfr 81 86 55 63 3 9 23 14 50 62 iff

    218 197 152 155 6 9 2 58 33 80 98 il'1(>fr~T 251 189 162 136 4 6 11 4 74 43 134 169 ~~fijJ 766 524 441 356 32 42 9 284 125 3 55 414 510 m

    178 135 122 90 18 40 38 5 62 85 qJQif'{lfr~ 153 101 114 78 6 4 33 19 69 106 i{f~l'fr

    181 134 147 97 26 35 7 2 102 131 ~;;r'{cr~ 229 167 184 149 7 38 18 114 161 !;l'{Cf'{

    51,411 26,470 34,071 21,152 2,457 1,854 1,581 313 13,212 3,151 1,130 9,747 48,594 62,894

    55 6 47 6 8 63 104 ~'" f~ 319 140 182 108 9 26 123 2 6 60 419 503 ~ ifII'( ~fl'lfifl't 191 70 65 66 4 122 224 295 ~~~ 100 7 58 5 2 34 10 105 177 ~~ ViLLAGE pRiMARY DISTRIct : 10. AJMER

    Total Population ~ (including Institutional Scbeduled Scbeduled Literates and Houseless Castes Tribes ~ Name of Village Population)

    t P M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    10/3/6 Harrajpura 106 34 36 197 102 95 20 2 (Naya Nagar) 10/3/7 Bhagwanpura 106 32 32 165 81 84 21 19 25 2 (Naya Nagar) 10/3/8 Deopura 41 Uninhabited 10/3/9 Saradhna 269 54 54 277 141 136 7 9 25 10/3/10 Gopalpura 98 70 70 387 211 176 90 68 71 1 10/3/11 Rehman Khera 278 36 36 220 122 98 51 44 51 5 10/3/12 Nayasar 112 21 21 141 68 73 4 10/3/13 Pilani 75 19 19 131 73 58 10/3/14 Sargaou 611 195 195 1,143 583 560 92 100 145 8 10/3/15 Bhawani Khera 110 4 4 16 6 10 4 (Naya Nagar) 10/3/16 Peeplaj 1,467 309 310 1,746 914 832 96 77 351 30 10/3/17 Deo!J}rh (Kharba) 468 45 45 287 ISO 137 5 4 31 8 10/3/18 Kharwa 4,477 880 884 5,691 2,980 2,711 460 430 184 143 1,057 256 10/3/19 Kesharpura 493 112 112 642 358 284 7 3 35 (Kana Kbera) 10/3/20 Kana Khura 1,075 152 165 912 478 434 26 16 143 5 10/3/21 Lakheena: 320 112 112 600 316 284 ~O 56 117 10/3/22 Rataupura 62 19 19 142 77 65 37 2 Jl1ooat.ba 10/3/23 Fatehpuria-I 252 62 62 308 169 139 12 10 44 10/3/24 Thetf141SrnI GoojraB 2ZZ 23 23 143 68 75 12 10/3/25 Sarmaliya 461 159 159 965 503 462 124 121 2 3 231 16 10/3/26 Daulatpura Balaiyan 161 20 20 137 68 69 68 69 20 10/3/27 Rampura 133 21 21 137 72 65 19 19 18 Mewatiyan (Rural) 10/3/28 Shobhapura 87 1 4 2 2 10/3/19 Mediyd 271 38 38 193 98 95 2 3 12 (Naya Nagar) 10/3/30 Mak'l'eda 145 68 68 380 188 192 34 41 48 2 10/3/31 Beawar Khas 1,221 381 381 2,086 1,098 988 236 221 19 11 395 81 10/3/32 Doongar Khera 113 27 27 151 77 74 26 3 10/3/33 Noodri Medratan 457 299 31~ 1,574 843 731 175 148 342 25 10/3/34 Ratanpura Sardara 274 132 132 776 393 383 13 10 131 189 ciNsUS ABS11tAct

    TlmSiL : 3. BEAWA~

    Main Workers

    Household Industry,. Other Workers Marginal Non­ Total Maio Cultivators Agricultural Manufach:'nng, lUI IV V (b) Workers Workers Workers (I) Labourers ProcesslDg, , &. Name of Village (!-IX) (II) Servicin~ and VI to IX) Repalfs (V (a)] r--'----. r--~ M F M F M F M

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    49 30 3 16 3 53 92

    52 19 43 12 6 7 3 29 65

    m:-mifrl: ~f 89 36 73 26 9 7 5 3 2 52 100 «Ul:T'lr 107 63 58 43 32 19 4 13 12 92 112

    37 30 1 6 31 73 if!ll~ 38 8 24 2 'll 6 3 35 50 fIfflr;ft 331 75 199 21 16 5 116 49 252 485 ~r~ilflt" 5 2 2 3 8 -m;IT ~ ('llff 'lll"{)

    523 288 287 173 13 12 55 30 168 73 6 131 385 413 qrlffiFif 82 6 45 19 6 18 68 131 ~~ (~fT) 1,687 t ,282 1,054 1,045 96 104 66 34 471 99 17 33 1,276 1,396 ~ 217 165 163 148 44 16 9 1 141 118 if;~u (""'ll~)

    280 203 159 145 19 17 22 14 80 27 13 19 185 212 'liT'fr ~~f 175 65 93 50 5 4 34 2 43 9 50 140 169 ~tliRr 36 38 29 38 7 1 41 26 ~~!!"{' I!.~

    93 108 83 105 10 3 76 31 ~ifw~I 38 16 17 21 16 30 30 29 i51.~J'lr lJ.~ 2M 12 165 5 6 3 4 89 4 239 450 ""{J[T~T 41 10 13 28 10 8 27 51 ll')mIl~f iI\11flfR 45 19 18 5 27 14 26 27 20 ~ ip{fulW{ (llTJft~) 1 1 2 mm~ 47 45 2 2 51 92 itf~ (;p.n if~)

    113 40 47 4 6 60 36 46 75 106 ~mT 572 74 234 28 52 11 47 3 239 32 526 913 ilfIIR WTB' 41 2 18 2 21 5 36 67 t'm: qr 383 159 84 109 3 3 1 296 46 81 59 379 513 "{BiT ltJmlf 178 105 41 84 5 8 1 3 131 10 29 82 186 196 ~o if~~T lfl:1:TU 190

    V1UAGE PRlMARY

    DisTRICT : 10. AlMER

    rIl cl '0 Total Population Z '0 ,Q (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Literates ~ and Houseless Castes Tribes ~ Name of Village Population) CIo c ~ ...o ...--___Jo.._. ___..... i o ,---~ ..J z P M F M F

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    10/3/35 Fatehpuria-II 336 5 5 23 16 7 9 2 (Rural) 10/3/36 Theekrana 302 123 123 659 330 329 24 31 157 10 Medratan 10/3/37 Ramsar BaJaiyan 101 36 36 192 94 98 94 98 32 1 10/3/38 Bariya Shyama 165 69 69 333 159 174 20 22 54 10/3/39 Banewari 82 3~ :4 168 87 81 2 23 10/3/40 Jaliya-I 331 167 167 898 459 439 48 54 201 21 10/3/41 Badiya Jagga 68 57 57 295 139 156 67 10/3/42 Govindpura (Rural) 190 24 24 215 108 107 32 35 55 3 10/3/43 Ganeshpura 234 78 78 376 181 195 44 39 86 11 (Naya Nagar Rural) 10/3/44 Naya Nagar (Rural) 94 36 61 233 137 96 4 1 2 84 5 10/3/45 Shyonatbpura 221 77 77 502 239 263 2 4 102 3 10/3/46 Bhojpura 135 100 100 489 236 253 17 17 142 8 10/3/47 Khejarla 74 27 27 186 98 88 17 16 50 1 10/3/48 Motipura 76 47 57 304 148 156 4 4 84 9 10/3/49 Sowaniya 161 54 54 284 141 143 8 5 68 2 10/3/50 Ramwas 258 205 205 1,112 565 547 66 61 135 1 10/3/51 Durgawas 283 135 135 764 380 384 32 40 103 14 10/3/52 Khari}a Khera 90 57 57 311 156 155 8 9 59 10/3/53 Dhola Danta-! 251 113 113 599 283 316 18 27 80 3 10/3/54 Ramsar Inda 36 1 1 6 3 3 3 3 10/3/55 Pratappura 38 15 15 66 32 34 3 7 11 (Rajiyawas) 10/3/56 Narbad Khera 390 136 136 830 416 414 72 88 194 38 10/3/57 Larnba (Rajiyawas) 101 16 16 104 57 47 6 10/3/58 Bhainroo Khera 184 33 33 193 107 86 4 3 11 (Dhola Danta) 10/3/59 Rarnkhera Dhanar 137 44 44 274 151 123 5 4 15 10/3/60 Lalpura Dhanar 113 57 57 335 161 174 14 20 93 2 10/3/61 Kali Kankar 99 71 71 373 185 188 56 57 73 10/3/62 Hirnmatpura 57 29 29 170 80 90 4 2 9 10/3/63 Bhainsapa 147 33 33 185 96 89 7 5 18 10/3/64 Rajendra 119 11 11 54 25 29 6 8 2 10/3/6S Thakarawas 70 12 12 50 25 25 6 191

    CENSUS ABStRAct" tEfISIL : 3. BEA WAlt r---- Main---'- Workers__ Houseftold IndUlItl'y,. Otber Workers Marginal Non- T:>tal Main Agricultural Manufacturing:., [1lI IV b Workers Workers Cultivators Processing, "V( ) Workers Name of Village (I) Labourers Se·· d & (I-IX) fVIcm~ an VI to IX) (II) Reparrs [V (a»)

    ,--_....)...-.,. ,...--~ ,----A--_~ ,---..\...--, ...----J...----, M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    7 4 3 9 7 ~~fw-II (V(~)

    164 7 81 6 83 166 322 1S)~T;:rT irtHTiI'

    56 35 12 33 3 41 2 38 63 <:rJj"~ iR"TrWif 82 80 66 74 8 6 8 77 94 01 rf~lfl !llITJj"r 39 27 24 23 7 4 8 48 54

    197 219 132 192 4 10 7 54 17 219 195 ;:mT<:~ 28 9 28 9 29 38 ~r;GI"r (uflinlr

    74 42 68 40 3 2 3 77 81 <:T~ flifR 85 81 4 9 76 165 "fT~,T flifT~ 89 83 3 3 10 96 178 lfiT"fT

    VILLAGE PRIMARY

    DiSTRICT : 10. AJMER

    Total Population fl (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Literates ... and Houseless Castes Tribes Name of Village ] Population) .s e r- ,------....., ,----'---, < P M F M F M F

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    10/3/66 Bassi (Jawaja) 182 66 69 290 146 144 31 33 16 10(3/67 Bariya Loomba 190 38 38 172 95 77 1 14 20 21 10/3/68 Bariya Mota 183 29 29 175 85 90 17 18 6 10/3/69 Bariya Ajba 173 42 42 178 85 93 2 17 10/3/70 _ Bariya Gena 166 54 54 277 148 129 62 54 28 2 10/3/71 Bariya Teja 61 13 13 59 33 26 5 10/3/72 Seeli Bt:ri 353 3-l 166 75 91 6 6 21 10/3/73 Kotra 788 379 379 1,812 834 978 100 133 3 317 34 10/3;74 Rampura Dooda 129 70 70 346 172 174 63 10/3/15 Gazipura 51 6 6 46 26 20 3 2 10/3/76 Kishanpura 107 96 96 497 251 246 14 15 96 4 (Kali Kankar) 10/3/77 Amarpura 175 44 49 241 111 130 2 5 33 (Kali Kankar) 10/3;78 Khera Dand 156 52 52 253 121 132 43 10/3/79 Boonti Salar 22 Uninhabited 10/3/80 Karlan 362 87 87 390 197 193 16 17 52 1 10/3/81 Naharpura 152 77 77 _ 406 206 200 16 21 92 2 10/3/82 Rajpura Bochan 60 17 20 III 52 59 5 3 14 10/3/83 Kharla Khera 108 41 41 227 121 106 24 10/3/84 Rohida Khera 176 81 82 406 204 202 15 18 56 5 10/3/85 Dhola Danta-Il 103 28 28 150 83 67 14 13 23 3 10/3/86 DhawIi 58 14 14 76 38 38 13 10j3/87 Kabra 515 327 329 1,540 747 793 96 78 316 51 10/3/88 Thooni Thak 302 68 68 325 155 170 12 8 68 4 10/3/89 Biyan Khera 229 47 47 252 114 138 57 5 10/3/90 Nai Kalan 1,056 188 188 955 483 472 132 123 148 10/3/91 Kbera Neemri 740 63 63 353 174 179 30 22 3 4 74 10/3/92 Nai Khurd 577 87 87 404 210 194 8 5 50 10/3/93 Kalan Khera 52 4 4 15 8 7 4 10/3/94 Baral (Jawaja) 406 25 25 159 80 79 40 3 10(3/95 Punera 600 69 69 345 181 164 11 12 76 1 10/3/96 Roopana 111 48 48 254 12-l 130 34 34 35 4 10/3/97 Chiliyabar 673 87 87 465 237 228 23 19 69 10/3/98 Kishanpura 65 38 38 179 93 86 12 16 44 3 (Dewata) 193

    CENSUS ABS'i'kAct TEHSIL : 3, BBAWAlt

    Main Workers ,------, Household Industry, Manufacturing, Other Workers Marginal Non- Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Workers Workers Workers Processing [III,IV,V (b) Name of Village . (I) Labourers (I-IX) (II) Servicin~ a~d VI t& IX1 Repalfs 0 [V (a)]

    ,.----"----.. ,----A..--,. -.. ,.---.A..~ ,...---1---. ,----'--. ~-..., M F .M F M F M F M F M F M F

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28 2

    62 52 49 44 3 8 10 84 92 ;rnrr (iiflJm) 56 39 54 39 2 39 38 iIT~llT ~r 38 38 36 38 2 47 52 arT~llT liter 32 40 25 39 2 1 5 53 53 arrf~llT q;;m 65 47 35 40 5 5 25 2 83 82 arlf~llT it'IT 16 8 11 7 5 17 18 arrf,llT ro 48 51 46 51 2 27 40 ~t.n ~T 379 78 211 27 61 32 30 4 77 15 9 208 446 692 ~~ 59 12 53 6 6 6 36 113 126 'Ulf1~r ~ 12 2 11 2 14 18 m~~ 100 20 74 19 26 151 226 f'liW"iU (!fiTffi' ~

    39 5 37 2 3 2 33 72 92 ~ (!fiTOTT '!itifil:)

    61 28 57 28 4 60 104 ~T~ q~-qTifT~ iJ.'it ij'IOT~ 109 32 98 31 4 2 5 82 88 79 ~OTi 106 39 74 7 20 31 11 100 161 ;;T~~~U 33 22 29 5 4 17 19 36 'U~T ,ft'llif 77 33 52 4 25 29 44 23 ~~m~ 104 26 86 23 12 2 5 2 100 174 ~)f~i!r~ 38 25 34 24 4 18 45 24 mm ~ilT-II 20 14 17 14 3 9 18 15 aT'fflT 316 147 184 135 28 2 103 9 122 430 524 lfiT

    ViLLAGE P1UMI\lt V I)lSTIUct : 10. AJ.MER

    Total Population Scheduled Name of Village (in~tuding Ins~itutiol1Jl Scheduled Literates and HGuseiess Castes Trib~s Population)

    p M F M F M

    ~------, 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 ------~------

    10/3/99 Kalat Khera 205 40 40 206 95 III 1 5 39 10/3/100 Bhagwanpura 167 55 57 246 130 116 5 3 72 27 (Jawaja) 10/3/101 Jawaja 524 366 366 1,870 940 930 136 132 542 146 10/3/102 Jaliya-II Bas Lala 67 16 16 99 51 48 21 10/3/103 J~liya-II Bas Roopa 183 77 77 346 165 181 20 19 82 10 10/3/104 Bariya Bhau 222 9l 92 438 213 225 14 14 126 16 (Jawaja) 10/3/105 Jaliya-II Bas Peetha 307 71 71 388 189 199 15 16 71 3 10/3/106 Surajpura 211 171 175 742 364 378 31 44 198 47 (Sarveena) 10/3/107 Jaliya-II Bas Durga 167 45 45 237 126 III 23 17 52 3 10/3/108 Rawatrnal 199 142 142 582 280 302 40 36 4 4 155 14 10/3/109 Lasani 363 86 86 352 171 181 48 56 89 15 10/3/110 Naya Khera 230 112 112 526 245 281 2 4 7 4 102 4 10/3/111 Dadola 873 273 273 1,374 682 692 64 5"' 4 4 265 13 10/3/112 Arnarpura 156 51 51 251 114 137 13 24 22 (Khera Kalan) 10/3/113 Khodmal 422 195 195 844 383 461 32 31 174 6 10/3/114 Charpalan 1,226 154 154 749 368 381 11 10 130 6 10/3/115 Bamanhera 537 183 183 779 374 405 51 39 6 9 189 6 10/3/116 Dewal Fatehpur 610 143 143 772 363 409 16 18 2 4 151 11 10/3/117 Baghrnal 608 240 240 1,248 608 640 65 62 256 11 10/3/118 Deolatan 173 25 25 124 61 63 2 5 19 10/3/119 Asan (Khera Kalan) 64 51 51 25S 133 122 15 7 77 10 10/3/120 Ganeshpura 135 51 51 259 124 135 9 7 57 2 (Saloo Khera) 10/3/121 Satoo Khera 273 124 124 601 316 285 31 34 5 2 88 7 10/3/122 Barakhan 177 132 132 659 333 326 52 42 156 44 10/3/123 Gogela 122 37 37 284 127 157 22 24 61 7 10/3/124 Dholadanta 121 54 54 246 109 137 2 2 5 8 43 1 (Barakhan) 10/3/125 Rodiyana 163 70 70 317 145 172 2 5 68 2 JO/3/J26 Mediya Khera 941 205 205 1,024 467 557 23 21 14 14 202 5 Kalan 10/3/127 Tatgarh 3,390 1,212 1,213 6.231 3,000 3,231 240 274 49 45 1,373 274 195

    CENSUS AB$1'Mtt TEHSIL : 3. BEA WAR

    Main Workers

    Household Industry, 0 h ok Marginal Non­ Total Main Manufactljring, t er WOI ers Cultivators Agricultural Processing, [l1I,IV,V(b) Workers Workers Workers (I) Labourers o. d & Name of Vtll.lgc (I-IX) Se rVlclD~ an VI to IX) (II) Repairs (V (a)J

    M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    49 43 1 4 67 45 44 'fi~Ta iIr~ 53 6 20 4 29 6 2 58 75 52 'Ilf['-fT'I"lU ('«('OfT)

    387 57 162 30 5 5 27 5 193 17 52 331 501 542 GfCfT;;rr 20 4 13 2 1 1 6 1 1 20 30 24 ;;rrfiifllT -II iIT~ iifT

    90 28 46 4 8 5 36 19 1 77 98 94 ;;rrf

    60 9 54 9 2 3 36 65 66 'Ofrf

    143 23 109 2 3 2 29 21 8 254 232 184 ml1Tiif 176 28 160 1 3 12 28 201 192 152 "I""l;'1iift 175 37 125 8 2 5 4 43 25 2 156 197 212 ilTl1;Y~ 163 68 114 11 1 4 45 56 12 169 188 172 ~qiif q;ijii~ 281 247 167 162 40 38 5 12 69 35 17 98 310 295

    140 67 123 67 2 2 15 12 100 164 116 126 19 44 8 10 13 59 10 3 25 204 282 Gf(TIi'f 49 49 30 37 5 13 12 8 53 70 55 mltm 52 48 4 57 137 ~~tffi (

    57 4 50 4 6 88 168 207 261 180 225 26 36 259 296

    1,174 802 724 731 54 44 70 9 326 18 36 117 1,790 2,312 196

    VILLAGE PRiMARY DistRICT : 10. AlMER

    o "0'" Total Population z (5 (inc1udiag Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Literates 0) .c:: "0 Tribes Name of Village ~ and Houseless Castes 8 6 Population) oCI ;: = g '0 o r------~------~ ~--~.----~ ,.....M'--J..-- ' ...J z p M F M F P

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 '·14

    10/3/128 Negadiya 248 100 100 431 182 249 3 2 78 8 10/3/129 Ranata 606 130 137 623 269 354 33 41 J2 37 116 11 Bhagwanpura 10/3/130 Banjari 881 245 245 1,210 572 638 23 16 15 7 155 8 10/3/131 Bala Charat 470 141 141 658 317 341 13 10 11 11 100 5 10/3/132 Palri 619 162 162 812 372 440 18 26 156 14 10/3/133 Mewasa 250 55 55 241 118 123 49 34 19 10/3/134 Khera Kalan 1,401 496 504 2,647 1,251 1,396 141 143 22 20 629 87 10/3/135 Taragarh 270 36 38 197 107 90 18 18 2 48 10/3/136 Rudhal'la 647 152 152 707 341 366 2 2 11 8 129 5 10/3/137 Khera Danti 274 144 145 684 318 366 41 37 153 9 10/3/138 Soniyatla 611 180 180 843 373 470 9 15 148 6 10/3/139 Lotiyana 344 261 261 1,247 574 673 47 43 243 25 10/3/140 Bihar Ratanpura 644 130 130 691 351 340 24 19 3 86 7 10/3/141 Bhainroo Kbera 262 53 53 254 110 144 22 (Bar Kocharan) 10/3/142 Bar Kocbran 839 279 280 1,225 595 630 74 72 11 8 183 13 10/3/143 Bhooriya Khera 340 112 112 515 ~45 270 36 35 6 8 64 4 Khurd 10/3(144 Banar Khera 29 17 17 110 60 SO 14 10/3/145 Bhooriya Khera 145 91 92 448 220 228 3 3 66 6 Kalan 10/3/146 Jagpura 107 39 41 189 92 97 4 5 14 1013/147 Malpura (Dewata) 79 27 27 135 71 64 17 17 15 10/3/148 Hatban Kbera 177 42 42 171 84 87 19 15 19 10/3/149 Anakar 314 113 113 519 284 235 41 31 57 10/3/150 Shiv Nagri 310 107 107 486 231 255 21 30 48 2 10/3/151 Deo khera 291 116 116 624 307 317 61 48 112 13 10/3/152 Kala Dara 80 41 41 194 109 85 2 29 10/3/153 Sangarwas 477 130 130 659 320 339 4 51 1 10/3/154 Kanpura (Dewata) 142 13 17 86 41 45 4 4 4 10/3/155 Dewata 157 66 66 366 179 187 54 40 98 14 10/3/156 Bhambtpura 82 32 32 142 66 76 66 76 34 2 10/3/157 Bariya Naga 176 77 78 411 207 204 26 32 88 4 10/3/158 Surajpura 123 35 35 195 92 103 13 9 43 (Sarweena) 197 i:ENSUS ABSTRAct

    tBHSIL : 3. BBA WAR

    Main Workers ~ Household Industry,. Other Workers Total Main Cultivatcm Agricultural Marginal Non­ Manufact!lnng. [III IV V (b) Workers Workers Workers (I) Labourers Processmg, • &. Name of Village (I-IX) (II) Servicin~ and VI to IX] RepaIrs (V (a)]

    ,--__....A-___ ,,----J.-_--.., ..--..A.._~,-~ ,--_J-__ __...... ~ ,.----A---~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    61) 59 45 37 6 15 22 11 92 105 98 115 156 73 129 7 4 2 33 23 28 64 126 134

    262 276 185 239 6 7 1 70 30 8 28 302 334 i(;;rrU

    148 51 110 11 3 6 29 40 7 158 162 132 CilTm~ 131 82 96 37 1 6 28 44 9 150 232 208 qm~1 68 14 39 4 10 1 18 10 2 51 48 58 ~1fflIT 526 472 367 433 6 10 12 141 28 68 725 856 ~m 56 38 31 34 13 J2 3 51 52 ~mT~ 165 45 158 45 3 4 176 321 liilFfT 112 63 89 56 1 6 22 206 303 l[~T~hft 149 193 136 189 4 4 2 7 20 224 257 mftn:rI'ifT 218 180 142 138 15 9 11 4 50 29 32 205 324 288 <;f)f~ 155 6 98 2 16 3 41 9 184 187 150 fiifi[T\" \"~T 63 52 56 46 7 6 47 92 ~i[~(q~)

    246 106 203 104 5 11 27 349 524 ~ mU

    27 5 25 5 2 1 22 32 23 'TifT\" ~~ 98 48 63 29 3 2 1 33 15 1 7 121 173 ~~1ir i?T m

    52 4 47 4 4 53 40 40 ~T 41 41 2 30 62 ifl~r (hm) 34 3 32 2 3 41 50 43 ~~~~ 129 44 122 23 21 6 6 ISS 18S wrr~ 95 2 86 2 2 7 74 136 179 f~ ~rriT 151 48 73 26 33 18 4 2 41 2 4 106 IS2 163 ~1f ~r 49 35 11 3 7 41 53 44 'fiTm~~ 150 27 145 22 5 4 53 170 259 ~trr\"!11~ 25 9 18 9 5 3 16 33 'fiT'J2:U (~) 80 15 62 14 2 16 66 99 106 ifcrrcrT 22 2 14 2 3 5 44 74 \Tt~\"T 96 86 4 6 53 111 150 1I'T~T !fro 45 33 5 3 4 47 102 ~~~T(~) 198

    vtLLAGE PRIMARY

    DistRICT : 10. AJMER

    "0 Total Population '0 ..0 (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Literates and Houseless Tribes Name of Village 1;l Castes :Io Population) 0:: ....o o .A. _____, r----'~-...., ,.----'---.. z p M F M F M F

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    10/3/159 Jaitgarh (Bamaniya) 377 131 13[ 608 308 300 5 10 85 5 10/3/160 Suradiya 622 221 221 1,052 529 523 68 63 20 17 156 1 10{3{161 Sarveena 319 114 114 469 226 243 24 23 113 8 10/3/162 Kalinjar 771 297 297 1,398 687 711 44 47 220 8 10/3/163 Shahpura Kalinjar 427 199 199 956 429 527 41 49 6 7 14[ 6 10/3/164 Balai Khera 181 39 44 205 106 99 106 99 19 10/3/165 Rayta Khera 384 108 109 627 314 313 10 12 2 14[ 7 10/3/166 Rajiyawas 592 343 344 1,831 917 914 137 122 441 57 10/3/167 Sanwa 98 46 46 253 135 118 31 24 35 10/3/168 Gohana 655 263 263 1,254 620 634 46 49 300 15 10/3/169 Ateetmand 638 261 261 1,129 572 557 4[ 41 198 7 10/3/170 Ramsar Mohalla 108 18 18 106 56 50 19 10/3/171 Mandera 201 102 102 455 224 231 22 16 103 5 ]0/3/172 Jetpura 68 35 35 163 86 77 31 30 24 10/3/173 Singhariya 234 122 122 672 354 318 25 20 152 6 10/3/174 Kesharpura (Parsa) 154 57 57 307 153 154 1 3 64 3 10/3/175 Noondri Maldeo 408 155 155 839 422 417 55 48 191 13 (Rural) 10/3/176 Rampura 195 49 49 254 127 127 24 23 46 3 (Gunda-Ka-Bala) 10/3/177 Bhawani Khera 86 71 7[ 380 181 199 8 12 62 3 (Kaliyawas) 10/3/178 Bayla 349 165 165 7[7 365 352 21 23 71 10/3/179 Kaliyawas 79 36 36 152 78 74 2 3 10 10/3/180 Ramgarh Jhoontha 86 53 53 286 145 141 9 6 32 3 10/3/181 Malpura (Kaliyawas) 282 122 122 706 349 357 47 40 142 10/3/182 Kushalpura 165 61 61 247 131 116 20 (Malpura) 10/3/183 Semla 134 12 12 65 34 31 10/3/184 Bharkala 228 61 61 349 187 162 29 10/3/185 Roopaheli 114 69 69 389 217 172 12 10 47 10/3/186 Balar (Rurai) 719 221 221 1,243 638 605 35 32 287 34 10/3/187 Garhi Thorjyan 570 171 171 889 471 418 103 91 190 16 (Rural) 10/3/188 Senspura 205 46 46 244 125 119 6 4 36 10/3/189 Delwara (Rural) 675 245 245 1,337 690 647 242 216 323 33 199

    · CENSUS ABStRACt tEHSIL : 3. BEAWAR

    Main Workers ~------~------~ Household Industry, 0 r Manufacturing, ther Worke s Marginal Non­ Total Main Cultivatcrs Agricultural Workers (I) Processing (IlI,IV,V (b) Workers Name of Village Workers Labourers .. 'd & (I-IX) (II) ServlclO~ an VI t IX] Repaus 0 [V (a») ,..----'--- _ __.....-...... ,..---'--___ M F M F M F M F

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    170 177 156 177 3 11 4 30 134 93 ~~ (;rriff;m) 252 49 160 2 57 39 16 7 19 9 276 465 ~fulll 105 157 91 153 2 4 12 121 86 ~~T;:rr 294 83 211 24 16 58 7 1 60 27 291 366 337 1filf~ 163 46 120 41 3 2 40 3 11 266 470 !IIli!'1'U 1fiTfi;r;;r"{ 48 2 35 9 2 1 3 47 58 SO ;r\'Tlt i;T~r 96 91 2 3 218 313 <:r'f({r Ii~T 369 178 139 137 4 7 15 211 34 60 306 488 430 <:rf;;p.fmij" 61 12 51 12 1 4 5 74 106 l'J'f'fT 304 23 228 22 5 10 61 140 316 471 If)~r;rT 297 184 21 2 90 275 556 9;[aTal'f1l~ 24 24 32 49 'Umn: T{)~«T 101 6 76 3 3 2 22 122 224 l1i~ 46 22 11 19 17 2 3 15 3 40 52 ~u 180 2 81 98 2 174 316 fij"~Tf~liT 76 10 46 8 30 2 77 144 itim'lU (q'{ij"T) 204 63 94 8 45 so 2 63 5 2 3 216 351 1.;it l1l\,~ (mlfi{!J)

    62 37 23 34 20 3 6 13 4 64 86

    90 134 62 134 28 91 65

    181 42 154 36 2 25 6 6 184 304 iTllfm 38 42 28 40 4 6 40 32 1fiTmlTr.mr 78 34 44 1 67 139 ~~~'~T 178 4 83 12 2 7 76 1 177 353 l1T~ (1fiTf~lfHT) 72 6 59 4 1 12 1 59 110 ~t (lir\'f~)

    18 18 16 31 mr 90 12 64 10 2 26 7 22 90 128 'l"{1fiTm 109 32 100 32 9 6 8 102 132 ~$ft 289 48 140 20 5 10 3 138 20 13 47 336 510 orm~ (VTl1f{!J) 244 135 136 106 16 18 10 82 11 4 49 223 234 lf~ f{)f'{lfTiJ (1lT~)

    55 46 1 8 19 62 51 57 371 172 246 128 5~ 42 10 61 128 319 347 200

    vtLtAGE PRtMAR~ DIstRIct : 10. AlMER

    Total Population ~ (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Literates Name of Village and Houseless Castes Tribes ~ Population)

    ~.------~------~ p M F M F

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    10/3/190 Mandawas 196 84 84 456 245 211 63 2 10/3/191 Suhawa 506 162 162 866 439 427 44 44 138 1 10/3/192 Araji Guwardi 34 Uninhabited 10/3/193 Khirni Khera 220 76 76 391 212 179 22 16 48 5 10/3/194 Bariya Bhau 125 22 29 201 106 95 15 (Shyamgarh) 10/3/195 Lasani-I 265 69 69 388 197 191 9 14 38 10/3/196 Lasadiya 438 180 180 896 480 416 15 12 86 10/3/197 Andhi Deori 425 119 119 724 356 368 63 69 5 3 117 9 10/3/198 Pakhariyawas 357 118 118 595 299 296 13 14 72 10/3/199 Soona Cbodsiya 67 Uninhabited 10/3/200 Rampura Gaina 122 29 29 175 97 78 20 10/3/201 Sarkana 140 18 18 115 56 59 14 10/3/202 Moondoti 329 33 33 218 114 .04 29 2 10/3/203 Jhank 2,748 850 850 4,555 2,298 2,257 S5 S3 18 17 603 11 10/3/204 Sbivpura Gbata 203 75 78 403 197 206 18 18 81 2 10/3/205 Bariya Meda 156 62 62 316 141 175 14 19 39 2 10/3/206 Ratanpura Ghata 68 53 53 270 141 129 23 17 53 7 10/3/207 Roopaheli Khurd 225 21 21 103 52 51 3 5 10/3/208 Reechhmal 228 13 13 63 37 26 2 1 10/3/209 Amarpura (Akrol) 328 70 70 402 213 189 26 30 29 31 14 1013/210 Roopaheli Kalan 48 41 43 242 134 108 2 4 3 30 10/3/211 Jeewana 823 211 211 1,155 606 549 7 10 184 5 10/3/212 Kanpura 475 105 105 567 269 298 12 14 3 86 9 (Daulatpura) 10/3/213 Renpura 213 38 38 206 93 113 5 7 22 2 10/3/214 Uttami 730 132 132 717 380 337 16 15 2 2 78 3 10/3/215 Loolwa 1,691 668 668 3,339 1,656 1,683 96 86 6 7 6!5 8 10/3/216 Chorasiya 484 112 112 635 340 295 30 29 1 1 9~ 10/3/217 Kheempura 530 181 188 961 517 444 5 9 54 47 170 4 10/3/218 Koompura 198 34 34 159 80 79 4 3 2 21 10/3/219 Shyamgarh 2,227 534 534 3,064 1,599 1,465 122 126 387 5 10/3/220 Karwai 173 28 31 187 106 81 19 10/3/221 Guwardi 108 52 52 309 171 138 11 10/3/222 Kheta Khera 87 41 41 177 99 78 8 10/3/223 Harrajpura 1,228 190 190 1,161 590 571 50 42 197 7 201

    CENSUS ABStRACt' TEHSIL : 3. BEAWAR

    Maio Workers ------~------,-----~ Housebold Industry" Other Workers Agricultural Marginal Non­ Total Main Cultivators Manufact~tIDg, [III IV V (b) Workers Workers Workers (I) Labourers Processmg, , &. Name of Village (I-IX) (II) Servicin~ and VI to IX] Repalfs (V (a)) ,..----.....____., ,..----...... ___ ,..---t..._---. ,..---J----, ,...--...... _____, r--...L--._ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    95 50 3 3 39 45 110 105 101 litm·mr 243 243 165 239 4 2 73 2 7 7 189 177 W

    97 3 53 3 25 19 100 188 :;rnr.;1-1 234 27 178 24 11 3 2 43 246 389 <;rnTWrT 191 153 144 148 8 5 4 35 165 215 Wl:IT~U 157 3 114 11 3 4 28 141 293 q~~!I1cmr ~'"{-~TiIR ~1T 'il"t~m!l1 52 37 50 36 2 1 45 41 <:fll~<:T lTotT

    36 32 31 32 5 20 27 ~Hlli1l\'T 63 69 57 69 1 4 51 35 !fitor 1,125 611 860 465 13 6 6 6 246 134 31 356 1,142 1,290 miifi 83 6 37 3 4 6 36 2 114 200 fll\'

    54 71 45 55 2 3 7 13 39 42 'tt1Q 202 207 194 202 1 8 4 2 1 176 129 \ffilft 806 534 508 355 5 8 10 283 170 17 222 833 927 ~lfT 174 162 137 154 2 34 7 166 133 :~"T9f~ 278 189 164 148 114 41 2 237 255 ~T 48 47 41 40 6 7 32 32 i1i~T 887 358 552 269 65 18 19 2 251 69 712 1,107 llI1~ 65 45 46 35 19 10 41 36 'Ii\qT~ 106 80 73 72 33 8 65 58 T"-aT 72 52 64 52 8 27 26 ~af~t 32: 341 255 304 10 2 57 34 268 230 ~~T~l.T VILLAGE PRIMAM· DISTRICT : 10. AJMER

    "0'" Total Populati'6ii (iaclttdiug Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Literates alia Houseless castes Tribes Name of Village l::s o Population) '0= c:i ,--_-'--...... z P M F M F

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    10/3/224 Sarniya 706 81 81 455 239 216 11 13 28 10/3/225 Kashipura 535 55 55 373 197 176 1 1 14 14 10/3/226 Kirap 2,051 377 377 2,084 1,081 1,003 124 112 37 44 393 90 10/3/227 Ratangarh 412 28 28 181 92 89 4 6 10 10/3/228 Moyana- 858 148 148 800 408 392 84 76 158 10/3/229 Bhainroo Khera 224 56 56 375 189 186 10 9 57 10/3/230 Manpt'Jra 310 117 117 616 319 297 25 28 93 2 10/3/231 Gurha 239 33 33 187 105 82 13 9 23 10/3/232 RampuTa 291 91 93 629 328 301 11 5 70 10/3/233 Sabalpura 261 32 32 197 104 93 10 5 3 3 17 10/3/234 Landi- 222 33 43 288 152 136 27 17 20 10/3/235 Bai:hpad 184' 27 27 189 85 104- I 10/3/236 Chak Mitsooda 31 1 1 6 3 3 1 10/3/237 Bassi (MasOoda) 279- 114 114 598 303 295 10 16 2 2 62 10/3/238 Bhawani Whera 155 58 58 305 154 151 16 (MasOdda) 10/3/239 Dhola Dimta 183 125 125 667 338 329 47 31 153 3 10/3/240 Ragptira 615 170 170 910 443 467 51 59 7 8 111 6 10(3/241 Kankar Natli 98- Uninhabited 10/3/242 Pratappura-II 252 27 27 135 72 63 5 10/3/243 Devipura: 193 24 24 108 57 51 57 51 8 10/3/244 Inurapura 146 14 14 74 38 36 10 10 6 4 4 10/3/245 Kesharpura 189 45 45 209 95 114 6 7 (Surajpura) 10/3(246 Surajpura 336 91 97 560 291 269 43 33 10 22 46 tKesharpura) 10/3/247 Daulatpura 511 187 187 848 413 435 12 15 122 6 (Kesharpura) 10/3/248 Pratappura-I 225 55 55 283 148 135 38 5 10/3/249 Topas 47 35 35 144 69 75 7 10/3/250 Ramgarh 1,952 349 351 1,845 937 908 175 163 58 67 285 85 10/3/251 Dedpura 483 179 179 916 445 471 15 18 2 4 123 4 10/3/252 Dewas' 309 94 94 521 262 259 42 46 98 :.'\ 10/3/253 Ladpura 125 17 18 98 51 47 4 10/3/254 Akrol 516 40 40 226 109 117 34 37 9 9 10/3/255 Shiv Nagar 429 124 124 666 338- 328 19 14 25 34 16 CENSUS ABStRACt'

    TEHSIL : 2. KISHANOAIHt

    Main Workers ~------~ ------~ Household Industry, Total Main Manufacturing, Other Workers Marginal Non­ Workers Cultivators Agricultural Processing, (IIJ,IV,V (b) Workers Workers (I) Labourers .. d & Name of Village (I-IX) (II) Se rvlcln~ an VI t IX] Repairs 0 tV (a)] r--...... --, M F M F M F F

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    141 133 111 121 6 12 24 98 83 m<:fifliT 106 29 79 8 27 21 27 91 120 '!iTm~ 613 318 391 212 31 95 22 169 10 34 79 434 606 f'!mll" 47 24 40 12 7 12 14 45 51 <:Cliflfi 242 BO 153 177 2 2 2 85 51 14 166 148 !:f)l:r;rT 116 111 74 81 10 40 20 73 75 ".~~ 198 196 97 121 28 32 3 70 43 121 101 l1TifI<:T 65 50 44 34 8 6 13 10 40 32 ~T 187 166 liS 122 34 28 2 36 16 141 135 <:~<:T

    61 53 57 52 4 43 40 ~~u 77 70 71 68 6 2 75 66 ~r~ 46 52 42 48 3 4 39 52 ~~r 1 3 2 2 "1"'11 if'1~ 171 173 125 125 10 6 35 42 132 132

    184 233 157 202 26 31 154 96 ~)ffi ~tC!T

    268 355 203 303 6 12 47 33 175 112 <:T~ 'I1t~ if~r 47 34 41 34 6 25 29 SfClTII"2;U -II 40 24 28 24 11 17 27 ~cf'r!U 25 13 23 11 2 2 13 23 ~<:T 54 52 37 33 2 11 15 8 2 40 60 ij;!!T<:~T (~~)

    177 94 144 53 33 41

    216 217 182 183 32 33

    78 53 62 44 2 5 14 4 70 82 ~<:T-I 38 40 27 28 3 6 8 6 31 34 it!fm 575 488 434 416 27 30 3 111 41 2 18 360 402 ''fli~ 206 191 140 142 1 4 65 45 4 26 235 254 ~~~<:T 124 90 80 77 12 12 32 138 169 ~ 29 22 24 21 2 3 22 25 ~T 70 51 54 40 '13 II 3 39 66 !ijffi''{~ 176 33 171 33 s 38 149 124 146 fu

    V1LLAGE PRIM,l\1tY DISTR.ICT : 10. AJMER

    Total Population (incI1fding Institutiooal Scheduled Scheduled Literates Name of Village ana HQuseless Castes - Tribes PopulatiQO)

    ..----~-.... p M F M F M F M F

    2 3 4 s 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 14

    10/3/256 Karnipura 29 5 5 44 25 19 7 10/3/257 Deopura (Hanootiya) 213 22 35 203 114 89 114 89 13 10/3/258 Dhani Khera 314 29 29 207 101 106 15 10 53 10/3/259 Hanootiya 1,864 345 347 1,967 978 989 131 118 63 60 222 16 10/3/260 Kashipura 84 1 1 1 1 10/3/261 Shivpuri 973 102 102 590 295 295 60 60 35 28 108 10/3/262 Nandwara 1,036 226 2n 1,312 649 663 117 130 60 53 227 31 10/3/263 Bhalesariya 187 73 73 168 72 96 3 4 2 10/3/264 Jaswantpura 230 19 19 126 64 62 7 5 7 10/3/265 Deomali 544 130 130 671 358 313 9 9 29 10/3/266 Deogarh 94 34 34 213 112 101 13 10/3/267 Shyopura 480 73 73 398 219 179 20 12 27 15 39 10/3/268 Deopura 353 76 76 452 24) 207 36 27 29 10/3/269 Lalawas 360 47 47 310 156 154 19 13 64 S3 23 4 10/3/270 Bhagwanpura .161 17 20 147 78 69 14 15 16 6 16 (Masooda) 10/3/271 Masooda 3,633 1,132 1,141 6,050 3.163 2,887 551 549 136 140 2,000 725 10/3/272 Ratanpura 316 44 44 286 143 143 12 8 16 1 10/3/273 Kushalpura 613 129 133 786 394 392 23 16 83 10/3/274 Shyampura 38 15 15 77 48 29 6 10/3/275 Salarmala-I 261 66 66 476 260 216 35 25 16 10/3/276 Kalaheri 654 110 111 606 310 296 39 40 90 7 10/3/277 Motipura 110 73 73 368 192 176 7 8 43 10/3/278 Mayla 1,200 223 2Z3 1,261 637 6Z4 66 56 27 20 110 8 10/3/279 Nasoon 1,530 137 137 795 403 392 101 97 19 19 141 21 10/3/280 Mohanpura 532 31 31 176 86 90 2 3 14 10/3/281 Jetpura 88 18 18 99 48 51 18 19 4 10/3/282 Keriy.. 990 121 122 814 411 403 20 17 18 10 132 4 10/3/283 Chawandiya 1,015 160 163 926 469 457 118 119 17 10 132 8 10/3/284 Ganesh Magri 114 32 32 166 77 89 76 90 12 10/3/285 Adeda 89 2S 25 124 67 57 7 10/3/286 Jaliya (Jamola) 163 42 43 290 148 142 4 4 20 10/3/287 Daulatpura 229 81 82 448 232 216 3 1 32 10/3/288 Jamo)a 1,713 320 322 1,877 946 931 294 295 70 70 468 161 10/3/289 Sathaliya 174 74 74 447 224 223 10 14 6 2 26 10/3/290 Satawariya 1,633 294 295 1,733 901 832 185 148 61 63 322 98 205

    CENSUS ABSTRACT TEHSIL : 3. BE" WAR

    ------~------,-----~------Main Workers

    Household Industry, . Total Main Manufacturing, Other WOlfers Marginal Non­ Cultivators Agricultural Processing, (UI,IX,V,b) WorkCIS Workels Workers (I) Labourers Name ot Village (I-IX) (II) Servicin~ and VI t IX) Repairs 0 [V (a)]

    ,....---_I~ M F M F M F M F M F M F 1\1 F

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    12 6 6 2 13 17 ~~r 66 5 43 5 9 14 6 38 42 46 ~~~r {f'lfirn) 53 1 30 1 22 1 4 64 44 41 m;ft ~ 651 314 398 188 50 43 16 187 83 10 30 317 645 il:~fc[1n 1 'iil-m~l:r 173 174 167 174 6 122 120 f!1l

    379 349 281 315 17 15 9 3 72 16 269 313 Tt~

    43 32 38 28 5 4 21 30 ;;rij1f'"~U 240 180 237 180 3 118 133 ~;mrT 70 36 52 28 2 18 6 42 65 ~~ 124 82 116 80 6 2 2 95 97 ~l 140 12 137 10 1 2 2 105 95 ~ 93 64 59 53 4 3 30 8 63 97 \1"I"fllI"m 48 46 38 40 9 6 30 23 ~qqy~ (ltlu )

    1,472 437 552 262 56 69 04 IS 730 91 17 63 1,674 2,387 iAJ.IfT 88 97 66 76 22 21 55 46 l:oiI!U 4 7 234 102 1(16 81 63 58 16 160 290 f~r 23 20 17 14 3 6 3 24 9 111U~ 150 27 114 5 6 2 29 20 84 1 IO 105 m~.1 190 98 127 51 3 4 7 1 53 42 68 119 150 Itmff~ 108 115 78 93 2 1 2 2 26 19 2 83 59 ~)~r

    364 354 229 269 13 21 15 1 107 63 21 272 249 lif~ 238 150 148 76 19 33 IS 4 63 37 13 165 229 iflf[lf 53 56 38 36 15 20 9 33 :!5 lf~~U 28 7 17 5 4 1 6 1 5 18 15 26 ~r 216 56 160 41 8 47 15 47 180 148 167 iJf,1ft 281 267 173 196 7 8 20 7 81 56 2 18 186 172 :;wtfF;n: 49 13 36 2 6 1 1 6 10 28 76 tf'1. I{t{'{f 45 6 32 1 1 2 12 3 22 51 ~rUr 94 11 59 2 8 23 7 4 1 6 54 125 ;;rrfflr ("""ill') 145 65 87 29 8 7 2 48 29 9 65 78 86 ii\'llffi1U (

    VILLAGE PRiMARY DIstRIct : lO, AjMER

    ($ Z Total Population t) (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Literates and Houseless Castes Tribes 8 Name of Village Population) ,~ ,-___.A.. ___----. ~ ,...--,~-..... ,----J.---. ...J P M F M F M F

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    10/3/291 Begaliyawas 1,012 198 201 1,261 649 612 34 39 281 60 10/3/292 Kanpura 1,014 188 189 955 488 467 94 110 180 24 10/3/293 Shergarh 2,186 314 314 1,867 955 912 121 109 24 27 236 44 10/3/294 Fatehgarh 521 98 98 540 271 269 52 48 8 7 91 2 10/3/295 Lamba 1,460 200 200 1,199 591 608 113 108 200 9 10/3/296 Lordi 1,219 151 152 930 470 460 111 98 36 29 171 31 10/3/297 Peethawas 824 98 98 572 294 278 79 84 1 11 10/3/298 Keloo 995 120 120 744 377 367 32 25 18 15 107 2 10/3/299 Lakshmipura 86 15 15 91 49 42 7 6 10/3/300 Kalyanpura 244 35 35 282 136 146 2 43 10/3/301 Jaliya-ll 4,473 993 997 4,870 2,451 2,419 366 404 87 81 1,244 279 10/3/302 Bhainroo Khera 220 78 78 448 206 242 6 9 12 8 34 2 10/3/303 Ganeshpura 163 21 21 80 36 44 (Hanootiya) 10/3/304 Salarmala-II 433 34 34 171 79 92 19 13 9 10/3/305 Kaniya 1,253 399 401 2,298 1,209 1,089 146 158 121 106 494 75 10/3/306 Bara Asall 271 IJ5 115 658 348 310 71 54 10 12 150 24 10/3/307 Deogarh @ 104 54 54 348 186 162 2 3 18 12 49 Sooti Khera 10/3/308 Bari 1,034 227 227 1,114 575 539 21 27 52 40 235 30 10/3/309 Kesharpura 402 64 64 488 234 254 75 75 19 27 70 4 (Sathana) 10/3/310 Deopura (Sathana) 462 43 43 232 119 113 2 4 34 10/3/311 Lodiyana 1,235 187 187 1,055 569 486 128 112 57 55 172 30 10/3/312 Khoontiya 531 98 98 594 308 286 31 34 13 23 95 5 10/3/313 Jaisinghpura 555 90 90 473 230 243 31 34 11 12 70 3 10/3/314 Bahadurpura 174 55 55 350 176 174 31 36 27 10/3/315 Daulatpura 673 188 188 1,112 578 544 115 103 2 3 180 (Sathana) 10/3/316 Lakshmi Khera 297 22 22 155 77 78 8 10/3/317 G~neshpura 201 11 11 75 36 39 3 4 3 10/3/318 Sathana 2,592 501 501 2,811 1,449 1,362 197 185 113 106 469 104 10/3/319 Mokhampura 232 133 133 747 411 336 35 30 19 20 146 11 10/3/320 Illdragarh 410 69 69 429 212 217 12 20 49 50 27 10/3/321 Sikhrani 2,564 412 412 2,310 1,208 1,102 231 202 20 18 585 78 10/3/322 Baral 790 498 498 2,100 1,170 930 144 135 64 57 395 42 10(3/323 Nagar 951 160 160 891 464 427 102 93 2 204 30 207

    LENSUS ABStRAct

    tEHSIL : 3. BEA WAlt

    Main Workers ,----- ~------~------Household Industry. Total Main Cultivat()fs Agricultural Manufacturing, Otber Workers Marginal Non­ Workers' Workers Workers (I) Labourers Processing"._ [IJJ.rv.v& (b) Name of Village (I-IX) (II) Servicin~ and VI to IX] RepaIrs (V (&)1

    ,-__...A___ ,.-_ _'__~ ,..--J.._~ ,_._~_ ~-. _-..A..-_~ ,-....___~ M F M F M F M F M f< M F M F

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    378 373 258 333 17 102 39 271 23~ ~lff~"n« 312 225 238 171 5 69 54 7 176 235 lfiTrJ'!"U 520 414 382 364 24 9 15 3 99 38 3 435 495 ~lfiJ, 144 66 122 66 15 7 127 203 ~~.

    363 315 292 302 5 66 13 228 293 ~1=;rr 272 123 241 119 30 3 198 337 ;;rmr 156 112 144 108 4 3 7 138 161) q'T¥:J'fcff« 193 2 166 12 12 2 3 184 365 ~ 19 14 19 14 30 28 m:ll'T~t

    77 71 6 59 146 ~~'{T 1,253 302 673 228 131 32 73 9 376 33 62 544 1,136 1,573 \jnf~I·II 112 114 82 90 11 24 19 94 128 ~~(~~) 21 23 15 16 4 7 2 15 21 ~~ (~ffflll)

    37 45 32 36 4 9 2 42 45 ij'T;;rl.ll'T

    188 47 133 42 14 3 41 2 3 157 263 ~mij'if 106 43 66 26 9 8 31 9 2 79 117 ~Cf~ ~ ,;fcr iqr

    331 284 206 254 14 IS 3 108 14 244 255 145 153 112 135 8 17 24 89 101

    71 45 54 35 14 10 3 48 68 ~u (<<>:fTiii) 302 11 230 8 30 2 2 40 267 475 ;;rTfilniii 171 160 157 152 2 4 12 4 137 126 ~'fCln 139 132 3 4 91 243 \lflif«Gu 126 80 96 61 22 18 8 50 94 Gf~J~~U 331 267 250 238 9 12 13 59 17 247 276 ~(~'fm)

    42 26 28 10 7 12 9 35 27 21 19 13 8 8 9 18 ~~T 821 64 409 38 144 21 33 235 5 45 581 583 717 ~'-friii 235 139 187 125 4 10 3 41 4 176 197 m~r 123 66 104 62 2 17 4 89 151 ~~ 680 21 487 13 12 5 19 162 3 7 3 521 1,078 fi{liro;ft 685 139 215 97 29 8 8- 433 34 3 2 482 789 Gf'{;;r 265 33 135 24 27 7 22 81 2 17 198 377 "fIT'{ 208

    VILLAGE PRIMARY DISTRICT : 10. AJMER

    o Total Population Z Literates I> (including Institutional Scheduled Scbedu led '8 Name of Village and Houseless Castes Tribes u Population) g

    j r-----'-,-----,,....~ ~---, ,...___.\..~ P M F M F M F M F

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    TEHSIL: SARWAR 103,852 13,392 13,471 80,751 41,463 39,188 8,504 7,983 1,825 1,754 10,676 2,101

    10/4/1 Kebaniya 1,297 J60 163 946 473 473 102 104 7 10 152 59 10/4/2 Kalyanpura 1,034 171 172 1,003 514 489 108 92 68 69 157 60 10/4/3 Tantoti 2,354 497 504 2,936 1,527 1,409 341 303 22 20 586 210 10/4/4 Gudaliya 847 166 170 ],102 581 521 155 152 40 35 104 8 10/4/5 Peeproli 1,161 171 171 1,022 533 489 94 95 51 39 137 24 10/4/6 Kesbarpura 458 58 58 331 182 149 8 5 33 23 37 10/4/7 Sarana 2,600 407 407 2,344 1,227 1,117 211 201 135 128 485 90 10/4/8 Shokli 511 58 58 364 191 173 53 49 21 19 37 5 10/4/9 Shokaliya 1,986 232 233 1,389 674 715 130 145 10 14 166 34 10/4/10 Kotri 318 107 107 664 328 336 59 59 9 15 144 22 10/4/11 Bhagwantpura 977 169 169 981 509 472 61 51 13 11 134 15 10/4/12 Bahera 1,315 82 82 574 301 273 63 60 12 9 85 3 10/4/13 Ahera 845 89 89 571 320 251 38 35 23 16 73 2 10/4(14 Keriya Kalan 73! 115 Il5 879 445 434 109 86 8 11 III 10/4/15 Soyla 733 69 69 371 185 186 52 48 4 5 35 2 10/4/16 Barol 1,056 125 126 719 369 350 63 55 8 9 121 27 10/4/17 Mohammadgarh 513 72 72 420 214 206 3 5 89 75 21 10/4/18 Dhigariya 1,040 54 54 305 154 151 13 15 12 12 19 1 10/4/19 Kasheer 1,713 135 135 935 505 430 136 108 19 IO 56 2 10/4/20 Ringnot 653 86 86 627 331 296 44 39 16 10 73 5 10/4/21 Jhaloosi 441 31 31 193 99 94 13 7 7 9 5 10/4/22 Shri Rampura 974 126 129 979 504 475 80 76 9 10 83 3 10/4/23 Banthali 958 79 79 524 250 274 50 54 4 7 35 4 10/4/24 Kharwar 1,517 79 79 556 278 278 99 104 41 6 10/4/25 Moondoti 434 57 58 411 215 196 50 36 29 24 35 10/4/26 Manoharpura 1,513 292 293 1,646 815 831 214 208 289 67 10/4/27 Dhos Ramgarh 968 118 120 757 393 364 77 78 40 38 83 15 10/4/28 Sadapura 1,010 162 162 1,000 515 485 108 111 78 10/4/29 Devariya 968 69 69 468 233 235 33 37 37 2 10/4/30 Dantri 633 65 65 422 208 214 50 61 44 6 10/4/31 Borada 3,116 372 372 2,320 1,223 1,097 269 240 35 43 321 66 10/4/32 Dabrela 1,734 242 243 1,277 651 626 119 106 28 24 202 69 10/4/33 Shergarh 2,lOl 2Zl 221 1,348 685 663 243 232 64 66 144 22 10/4/34 Baori 972 70 70 430 206 224 61 67 6 6 79 22 10/4/35 Badia 495 47 47 305 160 145 37 2S 3 6 55 9 209

    CENSUS ABSTRACf TEHSIL : 4. SARWAlt

    Main Workers ,------~------~ Household Indu_stry, Manufacturing, Other Workers Marginal Non­ Total Main Agricultural Workers Cultivators Processing, [lII,IV,V(b) Workers Workers (I) Labourers ., d & Name of Village (I-IX) (II) SerVlcm~ an VI t IX) Reparrs 0 (V (a)J

    ,--__J._ __ _ ,.----'-----, ___-'---,~ ,---A.--.., ,----.1---., .M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    24.142 9,605 16,993 6,622 1,617 1,932 751. 121 4,780 93{1 189 3,813 17,132 25,870

    267 79 173 18 14 51 80 10 102 206 292 nf.ro 279 I 228 19 I 2 30 8 235 480 'Mlir~ 900 212 483 III 46 50 17 354 50 10 233 617 964 ?:T?:)cT 340 98 272 83 2 5 61 14 2 61 239 362 ~~f"~ :99 227 147 3 114 224 38 234 262 qmm 102 85 58 66 4 5 1 39 14 7 80 57 it~" 786 294 501 227 21 16 16 248 50 3 75 438 748 ~pr," 110 27 78 12 4 1 28 14 21 88 60 58 wt'fi<'l"T 360 278 254 29 29 148 9 68 101 314 437 WTlif<'flir 159 124 94 106 2 6 6 57 12 169 212 1f;T~ 307 80 186 38 24 15 8 5 89 22 164 202 228 "1IT~ 162 67 131 65 6 1 3 22 1 1 139 205 iiI~?' 188 133 137 89 34 44 6 11 132 118 ~ 245 212 193 165 38 46 14 1 200 222 itf~liT m 124 82 99 69 1 23 13 61 104 ~~ 235 11)5 169 14!! 21 29 31 6 14 2 134 165 iiI<:T!;f 131 47 127 45 I 2 1 83 159 l'IT~P:lf{ill 94 31 63 25 1 30 6 18 60 102 filTTf<:~ 342 232 306 227 7 3 6 23 2 163 198 'limT~ 210 70 151 50 31 18 6 22 1 1 121 225 fm;j"1?; 69 8 53 5 1 4 7 6 37 30 49 R~ 311 229 216 178 15 16 5 4 75 31 193 246 o.:rr 'U~T 148 107 143 103 3 5 102 167 iiI....tr 153 51 92 47 31 4 2 28 125 227 I§"{if? 128 67 78 60 3 1 4 43 6 3 37 84 92 ~ffr 467 198 351 152 11 29 27 11 78 6 31 348 602 1f;y)~~J :'17 92 126 4 36 78 10 45 10 176 272 i!)~ 'UJf1fiJ 290 19 246 23 19 1 20 225 466 ~~'~T 146 9 124 1 1 4 17 8 109 87 117 ~Cfrorr 112 64 59 37 2 2 3 48 24 30 65 66 85 ~t<:l<:T 747 361 453 262 82 83 15 2 197 14 2 23 474 713 iiI)~~T 412 210 283 167 9 7 17 16 103 20 3 107 236 309 s

    VILLAGE PRIMAaV DISTRICT: 10. AJM::::R

    Total Population (including Institutioml Scheduled, Scheduled Literates Name of Viliage and Houseless Castes Tribes Population)

    p M F M F M F M F

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    10/4/36 Arwar 1,165 153 153 952 485 467 114 111 81 69 124 20 10/4/37 Jawala 1,885 216 216 1,323 687 636 158 133 42 49 148 19 10/4/38 Chand rna 855 143 143 809 419 390 137 149 46 46 138 22 10/4/39 Jotayan 2,355 414 417 2,555 1,325 1,230 218 234 76 80 369 63 10/4/40 Satolao 1,485 136 138 794 413 381 47 40 2 4 53 4 10/4/41 Khandra 634 64 64 444 231 213 23 15 43 10/4/42 Jadana 1,205 120 120 697 362 335 54 57 115 59 10/4/43 Dhigariya Goojaran 580 166 169 990 51t 479 98 90 16 15 74 5 10/4(44 Sanodiya 562 105 105 540 273 267 47 49 58 57 34 3 10/4/45 Goyla 2,163 417 426 2,278 1,148 1,130 377 339 60 81 296 68 10/4/46 Kheeriya 1,577 277 279 1,632 831 801 305 294 25 16 202 73 10/4/47 Kalawat 78 1 1 10 10 4 10/4/48 Ganeshpura 418 45 46 369 188 181 33 39 31 21 22 10/4/49 Sholiya 1,027 79 79 434 230 204 75 64 36 33 40 6 10/4/50 Marogla 455 48 48 330 169 161 16 II 60 2 10/4/51 Dhanrna 1,239 79 79 422 212 210 41 42 13 20 27 10/4/52 Balapura 316 Uninhabited 10/4/53 Chandolai 863 105 105 687 323 364 63 81 40 36 71 3 10/4/54 Birla 1,432 198 198 1,221 618 603 127 105 2 167 29 10/4/55 Lachhipura 189 Uninhabited 10/4/56 Goojarwara 671 85 85 520 276 244 57 41 3 79 10 10/4/57 Harpura 1,031 160 160 885 448 437 96 90 116 41 10/4/58 Sunariya 741 95 96 591 296 295 41 38 47 44 73 18 10/4/59 Kasana 721 97 97 574 289 285 43 44 3 4 84 17 10/4/60 Kacholiya 421 81 81 446 241 205 25 25 16 16 34 3 10/4/61 Kurnhariya 399 74 74 437 222 215 52 50 6 5 44 10/4/62 Syar 2,269 191 191 1,055 564 491 166 143 8 11 181 38 10/4(63 Gordhanpura 255 74 74 552 291 261 4 3 57 10/4/64 Jatipura 136 46 46 324 167 157 10 6 21 2 10/4/65 Sarsoonda 1,062 149 149 916 467 449 173 150 14 14 73 6 10/4/66 Fatehgarh 2,557 536 543 2,939 1,516 1,423 354 343 24 15 555 176 10/4/67 Indrapura 728 28 28 243 113 130 13 10/4/68 Daulatpura 856 29 29 325 187 138 5 4 26 10/4/69 Sornpura 170 24 24 198 89 109 6 4 20 10/4/70 Sarneliya 559 79 79 472 225 247 26 23 24 10/4/71 Bbatolao 379 76 16 533 260 273 42 36 13 12 34 211

    CENSUS ABStRACt tBHSIL: 4. S\RWAR

    Main Workers

    Hou~ehold Industry,. Other Workers Marginal Non­ I Total Main Manufac~urlDg, [UI IV V(b) , Workers Cultivators Agri,ultural Workers Workers (I) Labourers Processing, ' &' Name 01 Village .. (I-IX) Servicin, and VI to IX] (II) Repairs [V (a)]

    M F M F M F M F M F

    IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    266 186 193 55 32 128 7 34 3 1 219 280 ~HCf~

    446 274 287 217 11 9 8 140 48 49 241 313 m~1 250 195 179 137 22 35 7 2 42 21 7 169 188 ~T 810 226 617 197 16 6 101 21 76 2 9 256 506 748 :;rTiJflft 253 36 160 67 35 4 22 160 345 mm<'fIOf

    141 100 138 100 2 90 113 &1";:~r 213 140 179 128 7 2 32 5 149 195 :;rS'lifl 342 272 305 251 10 9 18 12 9 2 169 205 fq;lflm-r ~~fof 157 5 14.+ 4 13 119 116 143 ll:tTfl{lfr 616 245 401 198 22 27 8 185 20 9 532 876 ~T!fflT 37* 33 249 24 29 3 35 3 61 3 457 768 {1fTf~lfT

    7 1 6 3 ~r<'flCf~ 110 85 12 8 .5 78 180 ~~u 126 29 III 20 5 7 9 12 104 163 ~)f('fl:n 80 32 67 32 1 12 2 89 127 lPJ~<'fT 143 34 31 3 3 8 69 176 tl"FHrr

    i1m~J 220 149 192 120 21 29 7 103 215 Ilil"i!T..-ri 350 109 261 3 44 99 3 42 6 268 493 f;r~T ;R-ilTm ~;;~1U 137 79 107 55 11 22 4 1 15 13 138 152 ~~qr" 256 153 149 86 11 47 3 93 19 1 192 283 ~<:r 146 76 111 51 13 16 3 19 9 4 150 215 ~:tTf~!fT

    170 139 143 129 5 8 11 2 11 3 14 116 132 ~~m1Jr 149 108 93 98 10 8 1 45 2 92 97 ~~)f~r:n 138 118 91 92 2 46 24 23 84 74 ~;i!:Tfl::liT

    324 112 284 105 11 3 28 4 105 240 274 ~n: 184 103 101 81 3 5 77 19 25 107 133 lJ~;r;J2;~r III 3 110 3 1 73 56 81 ~lU 292 266 215 228 10 14 3 2 64 22 14 175 169 ~~r 859 219 488 148 67 38 39 8 265 25 389 657 815 ~ 71 60 71 60 42 70 ~~r 95 54 14 14 13 92 138 'l"M62;U 59 47 9 1 2 30 109 m~r 116 1 90 15 3 8 I 20 J47 89 99 ~itft;m 172 116 163 115 'J I 88 157 \lrmn. 212

    viLLAGE PRIMARY olstRIct : to. AJMER

    "'C'" Total Population ~ (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Literates ~ and Houseless Castes Tribes ~ Name of Village 6 Population) '0= j o ~__.., z P M F M F M F M F

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    10/4/72 Sohanpura 503 32 32 270 128 142 28 10/4/73 Heengtara 995 136 136 765 410 355 86 73 16 11 83 8 10/4/74 Manpura 379 39 42 215 113 102 15 9 9 16 26 3 10/4/75 Hingoniya 1,620 355 356 1,902 967 935 134 127 19 18 313 66 10/4/76 Peeproli 374 92 92 659 332 327 32 24 15 17 85 10/4/77 Bilawatiya Khera 473 57 57 397 198 199 18 22 45 10/4/78 Sapdoonda 1,382 153 155 971 500 471 99 91 6 3 109 28 10/4/79 Dorlli 445 39 39 2-t0 118 122 48 42 26 3 10/4/80 Rajpura 430 49 49 265 147 118 24 19 13 7 27 5 10/4/81 Lallai 1,295 244 244 1,560 787 773 106 108 13 17 129 18 JO/4/82 Ajgara 1,313 192 194 1,078 564 514 116 91 164 44 10/4/83 Pratappura 186 82 82 443 222 221 7 9 31 10/4{84 Surajpura 73 46 48 315 161 154 11 18 9 10/4/85 Tajpura 645 93 93 626 324 302 28 22 9 8 72 3 10/4/86 Chhapri 556 65 68 391 207 184 13 21 24 22 32 10/4/87 Sarwar (Rural) 3,963 35 35 267 138 129 1 24 10/4/88 Bhagwanpura 1,300 181 189 1,112 578 534 54 63 29 32 107 12 10/4/89 Chakwi 302 23 23 151 77 74 51 2 10/4/90 Chakwa 1,303 102 102 630 338 292 99 79 15 17 81 9 10/4/91 Miyart 547 61 61 318 166 152 80 74 16 19 47 16 10/4/92 Irniyan 1,022 67 67 401 210 191 26 22 4 2 53 6 10/4/93 Gundali 493 72 72 437 232 205 64 58 42 28 80 10 10/4/94 Chandali t,233 98 98 561 277 284 42 50 55 17 10/4/95 Ajgari 710 74 74 399 193 ~06 38 44 56 4 10/4/96 Chak BeeJya 55 Uninhabited 10/4/97 Rampali 641 132 132 761 376 385 131 121 8 9 155 39 10/4/98 Beelya 726 77 77 479 253 226 81 73 66 13 10/4/99 JaJiya 830 110 114 677 345 332 110 98 3 5 99 7 10/4/100 Soonpa 1,338 204 205 1,035 508 527 162 166 15 16 144 39 10/4/101 SapIa 2,755 Sit 511 2,833 1,467 1,366 307 282 16 18 522 166 10/4/102 ~:heri 570 52 52 362 188 174 34 29 2 5 65 12 10/4/103 S:aPli 136 11 11 70 40 30 1 16 10/4/104 ~~Iyanpura 271 27 27 149 69 80 1 4 4 27 10/4/1 Os" Gopalpun 361 66 66 350 190 160 2 3 19 14 53 1 10/4/106;' Shyampura 756 6t 69 399 220 179 53 45 1 55 5 10/4/107 AlamiJoo 451 103 103 647 336 311 102 97 42 41 56 10 213

    CENSUSIABSTRAct TEHSTL : 4. SARWAR

    Maio Workers r------'------~------~ Household IndlJstry,. Other Workers Marginal Non­ Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Manufact,unng, [III IV V (b) Workers Workers \\ orkers ProceSSIng, • &. Name of Village (I-IX) (1) Labourers (II) Servicin~ and VI t IX} Repairs 0 [V (a») ,,--J... __ ...... _ r-'--'~-' ~ __...... ,.--..... -...... " ,...... __.A.._~ ,---A-_~ ,....~--- M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    65 4 62 4 3 61 63 77 lIt~~ 240 82 166 33 74 5 36 8 17 170 256 QTrrQ~

    64 59 3 2 46 49 56 lll~<:r 493 177 286 112 30 53 28 3 149 9 3 130 4il 628 f~frjlfT 187 13 181 13 2 4 170 145 144 qrcn:)<'ir 112 12 88 10 5 9 10 5 30 81 157 fii(1I"lfGlrT ~

    306 103 178 53 39 29 14 3 75 18 13 140 181 228 m~ 60 12 54 11 6 1 58 110 Gr<:ri

    76 15 56 13 3 16 2 71 103 <:T~<:l 504 147 415 134 27 12 11 51 1 260 283 366 <;n'm{ 317 19 207 11 24 5 3 83 3 247 494 'l"Ofmr

    116 11 83 2 1 7 3 29 2 1 106 209 m~<:r 105 2 86 2 8 4 7 2 56 150 ~<:~<:r

    175 112 89 78 20 12 3 63 22 24 83 125 107 QT~r 141 37 85 19 4 4 13 39 13 10 80 56 67 ~mr 89 33 74 27 I 4 1 13 2 49 96 II <:'fT~ (m"It:9') 334 5 267 3 4 63 2 244 529 \TI'f

    ViLLAGE PR1MAR \' bISTlUCT : 10. AlMER

    Total Population III U Literates Name of Village (including Institutiollal Scheduled. Scheduled E and Houseless Castes Tribes o Population) ~ .9 ~ « P M F M F M F M F

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 I~

    TEHSIL : KEKRI 1,79,385 31,202 31,386 1,74,303 89,041 85,262 19,724 18,599 7,582 6,998 29,193 6,138

    10/5/1 Amargarh 759 71 71 367 194 173 24 24 7 5 83 19 10/5/2 Motipura 532 48 48 224 113 III 26 28 24 1 10/5/3 Rooppura 461 93 93 539 264 275 44 52 79 1 10/5/4 Rampura 116 27 27 148 75 73 3 10/5/5 Deopura 484 141 141 898 452 446 89 69 38 37 102 10/5/6 Bandanwara 3,290 727 762 4,240 2,199 2,041 481 440 84 66 963 283 10/5/7 Kumhariya 1,708 269 270 8,399 695 704 45 50 27 18 238 33 10/5/8 Kitao 1,242 200 200 1,006 505 501 61 82 54 43 201 70 10/5/9 Sedariya 706 123 123 726 361 365 39 30 18 20 61 10/5/10 Chhachhundra 483 104 104 647 333 314 51 59 9 9 62 10/5/11 Daulatpura 253 27 27 229 111 118 20 10/5/12 Pratappura 249 36 36 273 128 145 11 9 13 10/5/13 Karati 1,224 195 195 1,034 526 508 63 61 49 34 182 3 10/5/14 Gowaliya 659 119 119 696 362 334 52 47 52 3 10/5/15 Kheri 570 143 143 798 423 J75 81 59 17 12 108 2 10/5/16 Padanga 1,994 309 310 1,803 924 879 151 147 17 17 315 37 10/5/17 Jbeepiya 830 13) 133 759 369 390 16 15 65 69 191 41 10/5/18 Ratakot 2,419 301 301 1,703 855 848 97 85 7 12 319 66 10/5/19 Matbaniya 600 126 126 678 328 350 98 120 2 2 86 10/5/20 HiyaIiya 1,158 237 237 1,378 718 660 75 67 166 4 10/5/21 Balapura 254 26 26 170 88 82 9 5 8 I 10/5/22 Singawal 1,300 326 326 1,819 938 881 176 176 18 18 323 53 10/5/23 Gopalpura 714 85 85 506 247 259 5 3 3 2 50 1015/24 Sargaon 641 71 71 410 211 199 7 10 77 8 10/5/25 Govardhanpura 88 20 20 138 70 68 5 3 10/5/26 lorawarpura 133 48 48 313 166 147 11 9 3 1 38 2 10/5/27 Ratanpura 101 IS IS 97 54 43 1 1 7 10/5/28 Bhinay 3,256 1,199 1,200 6,555 3,347 3,208 642 636 34 30 1,917 676 10/5/29 Udaigarh Kbcra 465 124 124 731 393 338 36 25 3S 1 10/5/30 Goojarwara 207 70 70 388 192 196 21 19 49 11 10/5/31 Dhantol 1,071 108 115 671 348 323 93 85 28 10/5/32 Hirapura 230 107 107 629 32.2 307 26 20 52 10/5/33 Reechhmaliya 1,400 185 186 1,043 536 507 153 143 5 9 107 15 @Rammaliya 215

    CENSUS ABStRACT TEHSIL : S. KEKRI

    --~------~----,----Main Workers

    Household Industry, . Total Main Manufacturing, Otn~r WOlk~r5 Marginal Non­ Cultivators Agricultural Pro~e~sing, [ll1,IX·V(b, Workers Worker~ Workers (l) Labourers Name of Vi!!..lgc (I-IX) (II) ServlclD~ and VI t IX1 Rell~HrS 0 [V (a))

    M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    $0,35-1 16,553 33,654 10,661 4,023 3,753 1,714 359 10,963 I,78J 447 9,522 38,240 59,187

    104 105 78 73 1 11 4 21 21 90 68 ~li<:if~ 82 64 58 46 4 5 20 12 31 47 lfr(i')~'T 169 174 111 123 2 6 55 45 95 101 If.'Tl'T 52 47 29 43 23 4 23 25 <:fli'];U 265 99 205 72 11 7 10 10 39 10 187 347 ~"f~;:r

    1,182 547 497 346 86 92 48 14 551 95 8 1,016 1,486 <:n~~crr~r 422 111 301 98 18 8 3 100 5 163 273 430 W"~lf'lIT 263 17 176 19 14 1 72 3 5 170 232 314 ;.ftC'Tq 203 8 167 2 34 8 191 158 166 ~n:l:n 20~ 33 194 33 10 145 129 136 WifiHT 75 2 55 20 2 3 36 113 <:1"iCf'];\T 81 5 57 5 19 5 54 46 86 5fiH

    59 58 59 58 29 24

    VILLAGE PRIMAR ~ ntsTRICr : 10. AJMER

    Total Population (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Literates and Houseless Castes Tribes Name of Village Population)

    r------~p M F

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    10/5/34 Raghunathgarh 1,090 135 135 901 478 423 47 31 52 42 58 1 10/5/35 PeeJoda 636 62 64 439 231 208 11 10 4 2 73 7 10/5/36 Boobkiya 916 150 ISO 829 443 386 66 72 4 1 94 6 10/5/37 Ren 795 62 62 451 234 217 32 35 78 1 10/5/38 Sobri 937 136 136 794 400 394 104 108 20 26 74 4 10/5/39 Telara 616 84 84 560 291 269 117 105 95 13 10/5/40 Pratappura 161 42 42 265 130 135 32 34 29 10/5/41 Rooppura 110 8 8 50 26 24 2 10(5{42 Chawandiya 807 87 87 502 251 251 71 61 31 38 26 2 10/5/43 Ekalseenga 1,728 269 269 1,471 751 720 218 200 41 34 184 14 10/5/44 Dhani 236 17 17 92 44 48 21 21 7 10/5/45 lhabarkiya 520 61 61 404 196 208 93 91 45 8 10/5/46 Ghana 1,056 147 147 915 451 464 84 78 7 3 67 1 10/5/47 Khayra 957 131 131 788 404 384 42 34 24 22 79 8 10/5/48 Sol Khurd 671 65 65 332 170 162 9 17 44 39 29 10/5/49 Sol Kalan 433 55 56 327 163 164 33 40 10 10/5/50 Peepaliya 1,014 96 96 507 260 247 60 55 3 7 50 4 10/5/51 NagoJa 2,836 346 357 2,092 1,078 1,014 225 183 97 80 286 36 10/5/52 Barla@ Kala Talab 1,346 187 187 1,087 560 527 82 79 42 41 ll8 3 10/5/53 Keriya Khurd 1,248 174 174 1,096 567 529 78 68 78 63 78 1 10(5/54 Raghunatbpura 273 113 113 686 352 334 15 17 12 8 54 2 10/5/55 Bargaon 2,034 249 264 1,546 782 764 201 186 41 44 253 59 (Surkhand) 10/5/56 Beeliya 330 39 39 262 139 123 21 20 19 10/5/57 Kanai Kalan 1,539 130 138 799 381 418 80 84 7 9 122 33 10/5/58 Kanai Khurd 1,233 130 130 737 361 376 182 201 3 82 17 10/5/59 Neemera (Kerot) 1,032 121 121 780 420 360 110 100 109 2 10/5/60 Kachriya 815 93 93 640 322 318 66 63 11 11 101 10 10/5/61 Padaliya (Bhinay) 2,184 345 348 1,933 967 966 144 137 94 88 371 n 10/5/62 Chapaneri 2,552 535 536 2,909 1,469 1,440 409 415 12 6 510 112 10/5/63 Moondiya Kbera 414 2S 25 195 99 96 18 7 14 10/5/64 Barla Khera 945 40 41 222 118 104 46 38 9 10/5/65 Udaipur Khera 327 46 46 296 155 141 33 32 9 11 11 10/5/66 Bhairoo Khera 233 23 23 173 88 85 27 21 3 10/5/67 Neemera (Badli) 1,206 158 159 856 424 432 60 67 3 106 2 1015/68 Ganahera 648 123 126 774 402 372 183 167 101 8 CENSUS ABSTRAt'1' TEHstL : 3. KEKRl

    Main Workers

    Household Industry, 0 Total Main CuitivatG'fs Agricultural Manufacturing, ther Workers Marginal Non­ Workers Workers (I) Labourers Processing, (III.IV.V (b) Workers Name of Village .. d & (I-IX) (II) ServlclD~ an VI to IX) Repairs IV (a)] r---_.J.___ ,.-_...A..~ ,--~~ ,...--""""____ _....___, -, M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    239 151 219 134 8 5 4 8 12 5 239 267 l'TrT'flTl 107 99 7 4 2 124 202 ~T 269 40 180 31 20 4 21 3 48 2 174 346 i orfifiltT 124 34 105 29 7 4 5 7 5 110 178 ~ 212 41 179 36 23 5 3 7 188 353 ~)"'~T 158 1 145 4 3 6 133 268 affi~ 78 3 60 2 18 52 132 srntlfiU

    11 7 10 6 1 1 15 17 ~q~<::T 145 72 144 69 1 3 59 106 120 :;ncrmr 454 37 354 2 49 34 14 37 1 297 683 ~ifi~~"il1T 24 5 19 2 5 2 20 43 ilTl!IT 102 49 82 19 11 19 8 10 94 159 sr~f'l'i41

    268 167 232 152 1 5 31 14 36 183 261 ~l!.lT 208 33 164 9 31 6 29 6 196 351 ~ 101 40 93 7 1 31 7 69 122 ~)~~. 104 79 98 8 1 71 4 1 59 85 mrm 166 1 125 40 1 94 246 t:ftq~1fT 692 312 516 272 9 5 2 165 35 7 39 379 663 ;rllfu:rr 329 30 259 28 11 2 10 49 123 231 374

    232 233 216 216 14 16 2 120 100 ;:~;:rr~T 461 320 380 289 6 6 39 23 36 2 2 2 319 44~ ~lfil{ (~~)

    86 17 67 13 3 19 1 53 53 53 iI')~ltT 206 10 165 2 8 6 4 29 2 148 175 260 'lirr~~i 239 46 157 4 11 29 1 70 12 7 121 323 ~t~ 230 1 212 18 4 190 355 ~r1i?r (~)~ ) 181 37 104 5 73 32 4 135 141 146

    vtLLAGE PRIMARY t>tstRICT : 10. AlMER

    o z Total Population u (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Literatos and Houseless Castes Tribes 8 Name of Village Population) c

    j ,------'- ----., ,---,--'---" .--J..._-., P M F M F M F

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    10/5/69 Bad1i 2,553 529 529 2,691 1,423 1,268 465 413 25 31 488 121 10/5/70 DeoJiya Kalan 3,586 ()79 681 3,829 1,950 1,879 510 471 45 36 630 198 10/5/71 Lamagara 897 118 118 673 3:6 337 126 126 114 7 10/5/72 Bagrai 1,489 140 140 842 433 409 123 128 37 29 138 12 10/5/73 Kheri 479 89 89 562 287 275 50 45 3 3 72 2 10/5/74 Gurha Khurd 1,204 181 181 1,078 556 522 178 144 28 36 176 35 10/5/75 Gurha Kalan 1,333 191 191 ] ,156 604 552 142 134 61 51 12<) 21 10/5/76 Nandsi 1,589 280 280 1,496 744 752 247 253 4 227 70 10/5/77 Kurthal 1,584 237 237 1,370 697 673 173 169 241 58 10/5/78 Jetpura 1,325 191 197 971 496 475 103 105 17 16 169 38 10/5/79 Kerol 1,797 297 297 1,612 812 800 260 254 23 21 291 41 10/5/80 Kadolai 661 39 39 227 117 110 19 13 11 8 8 10/5/81 Bheemrawas 1,130 202 202 1,055 537 518 85 79 85 83 186 21 J 0/5/82 Kacbariya 1,034 200 200 1,032 506 526 150 162 9 13 192 19 10/5/83 Pranbera 4,063 530 530 2,895 1,478 1,417 540 492 27 32 581 108 10/5/84 Meoda Kburd 901 158 158 844 426 418 96 87 14 7 137 18 10/5/85 Sarsari 1,028 115 115 713 367 346 70 77 20 20 181 27 10/5/86 Ugan Khera 765 94 94 569 284 285 104 97 40 41 115 3 10/5/87 Ugai 779 85 85 550 286 264 117 95 37 35 99 16 10/5/88 Neemod 666 108 109 566 270 296 85 83 27 24 113 33 10/5/89 Beerwara 439 62 62 326 166 160 25 25 41 6 10/5/90 Bharai 756 117 117 610 300 310 84 93 6 8 133 4l 10/5/91 Khawas 2,999 500 500 2,751 1,416 1,335 335 289 14l 133 404 64- 10/5/92 Kad~ra 2,457 799 801 4,353 2,216 2,137 599 559 23 20 971 282 10/5/93 Deopura 569 55 55 336 173 163 33 36 5 5 15 1 10j5/94 Gotbra 444 75 75 509 251 258 4 3 42 51 74 10/5/95 Mebroo Kalan 3,250 723 723 3,951 2,023 1,923 316 314 202 182 623 171 ]0/5/96 Aloli 830 325 325 1,687 811 876 120 118 246 293 200 19 10/5/97 Sakariya 1,541 266 266 1,292 670 622 164 151 53 46 194 49 10/5/98 Pharkiya 1,176 190 190 1,038 523 515 90 81 53 52 148 9 10/5/99 Para 3,147 504 504 2,706 1,383 1,323 403 364 173 168 543 104 10/.5/100 Kohia 1,328 151 157 885 468 417 178 152 8 7 155 18 10(5/101 Nat Ktlera 741 99 99 521 28<:) 233 138 110 119 100 137 15 10/5/102 Kekri {Rural) 3,768 7 7 12 12 7 10/5/103 Mandba 690 66 66 347 180 167 30 25 28 26 49 7 10/5/104 Meoda Kalan 2,362 373 373 2,190 1,155 1,035 319 303 169 153 463 SO CENStJs ABSTRACt

    TEHSIL ; ~. KEKRt

    Maio Workers ------~----.------~ Household Industry, Total Main Manufacturing, Other Workers Marginal Non­ Cultivators Agricultural Processing, IIII,IV,V (b) Workers Workers Workers (I) Name of Village (I-IX) Labourers .. d & (II) Se rvIcm4! an VI t IX] RepaIr. 0 IV

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    53 771 111 507 24 42 46 194 15 61 289 591 868 T'Tffw 842 460 428 227 134 198 40 5 240 30 I 635 956 ~~l 255 71 195 70 21 1 28 11 77 171 '270 ~r~ 214 7 l:?9 3 14 2 10 2 61 ]58 IS3 181 ~~~ 170 102 114 77 10 13 2 44 12 114 183 '31Tflf -~r 171 3 93 47 2 29 3 106 115 ISS ;rot 154 72 72 38 37 26 3 42 8 3 6~ 113 159 ;ft~ 91 14 50 9 3 29 13 2 46 73 100 lil'urr,r 177 88 128 52 8 31 2 39 5 5 26 118 196 'IHIt

    775 262 464 150 82 89 21 6 208 17 21 177 620 896 lAT~ 1,191 556 435 284 215 153 135 71 406 48 1,025 1,~81 q;1i~r 11:' 73 62 57 15 11 38 5 58 90 ~~u 148 71 111 61 4 32 10 6 76 97 II [ l1To~r 1,118 653 694 333 154 267 43 6 227 47 5 109 900 1,166 ~m 438 255 317 193 15 20 21 7 85 35 5 74 368 547 ~ 380 240 236 182 37 44 24 83 14 3 290 379 ~T!fifW 303 20 279 II 3 9 1 20 5 140 21S 355 l:IiT1:f

    VtLtAGI PIUMAQy

    d :z; Total Population Scheduled Literates f) (IncluliinS Institutional Scheduled and Houseless Castes Tribes Name Or Village 8 Population)

    ,...-..A-_-.. ~------~------~P M F ~M F ~ M F

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    10/5/105 Naiki 1,193 120 120 699 350 349 119 108 25 21 145 13 10/5/106 Ekalseenga 620 69 69 427 211 216 60 67 54 1 10/5/107 Dhunwaiiya 667 78 81 490 247 243 43 25 7 ~ 86 5 10/S/108 Jal.Ka·j{bera 613 84 84 443 234 209 72 63 19 19 71 1 10/S/109 Ambapura 690 57 57 315 155 160 51 57 11 1 10/5/110 Jooniya 3,213 698 701 3,843 1,976 1,867 535 484 2 917 261 10/5/111 Dholai 536 39 39 275 136 139 26 38 6 10/5/112 Dayalpura 168 15 15 J86 101 85 38 33 17 13 19 10/5/113 Shambhoopura 258 41 41 232 134 98 53 42 28 10/5/114 Deogaon 3,003 510 510 2,999 1,478 1,521 350 342 34 43 504 146 10/5/115 Kabariya 585 63 64 427 209 218 34 36 1 1 68 3 10/5/116 Karonj 1,892 259 281 1,519 803 716 156 129 45 40 271 80 10/5/117 Chak Jobniya 42 Uninhabited 10/5/118 Lasadiya 859 188 199 992 493 499 113 112 165 51 10/5/119 Chhabai:iya 1,080 121 123 640 324 316 126 136 4 3 97 10 10/5/120 Deoliya it'hurd 861 157 159 902 463 439 90 73 25 23 134 22 ~ ., -\ 10/5/121 Baghera 3,752 908 911 4,894 2,537 2,357 691 608 52 41 1.158 367 1O}5/122 Nayagaon 698 143... 143 941 485 456 21 28 2 124 10/5/123 Mankhand 1,631 146 146 998 504 494 80 79 45 34 71 4 10/5/124 Salari 1,143 260 260 1.398 719 679 134 136 148 15 '.. 10/5/125 Taswariya . 1,132 204 208 1,054 542 512 179 159 26 24 216 19 10/5/126 Titariya 892 125 125 681 347 334 67 60 94 ~2 87 1 10/5/127 Amli (Jooniya) 702 69 69 450 232 218 43 28 73 67 94 7 10/5/128 Molkiya 728 89 89 521 262 259 127 131 12 14 63 10/5/129 Kalera Krishna 1,017 196 196 982 502 480 105 111 144 138 208 50 Gopal 10/5/130 Bogla 1,152 180 185 974 488 486 128 114 60 65 266 85 10{5/131 Dhoondhari 1,302 448 448 2,394 1,242 1.152 1'45 144 63 51 357 109 10/5/132 Undri 825 230 230 1,315 705 610 205 176 350 292 195 10 -,' , 10/5/133 Gulgaon 1,210 301 301 1,453 756 697 219 197 15 14 209 71 10/5/134 Sadara 1,321 375 375 1,818 933 885 352 329 15 12 313 69 10/5/135 Sadar! 545 148 148 848 419 429 73 68 77 15 107 27 10/5/136 Baneriyllo 150 43 43 223 109 Ii" 19 2 10/5/137 94 11 12 74 37 37 ~adhopura"'. 2 10/5/138 Mahroo Khurd 322 70 70 368 191 177 ,.42 36 24 21 42 4 10/5/139 Amli (Sawar) 675 231 231 1,227 617 6io 121 104 57 46 ,(~3 1 221

    C~NSVS AtJStllAct

    rBHSIL : $, .kEKRl

    Main Workers

    Household Industry, Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Manufacturing, Other Workers Marginal Non­ Workers (I) Labourers Processing, (III,IV,V (b) Workers Workers .. d & Name of Village (I-IX) (II) Se rVICID!J an VI to IX] Repair, [V (a) I

    M F

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    207 9 115 18 1 s 69 7 159 143 181 '1IM 144 77 68 60 6 8 69 8 67 139 Q;~"ftrr 159 37 99 13 5 6 2 18 86 88 ]20 ~'

    90 11 75 10 11 2 3 65 149 q1:;rr~'t 1,029 263 483 155 90 26 93 23 363 59 23 123 924 1,481 :or.fi{~ 91 75 5 11 45 139 s't;;rTf 52 43 9 49 84 ~u 72 47 7 2 16 62 98 Wl=WT 835 117 453 77 33 12 85 4 264 24 149 642 1,255 ~~ 98 96 2 111 218 'liTilI"RlIT 459 140 290 6S 49 69 16 3 104 3 344 576 !fi'{13f "f!fi ,rifllT 273 18 192 15 19 2 62 1 2 128 218 353 ;;rmf!"1lT 218 1 183 18 17 1 106 315 ~"~!ff 256 2 192 11 1 53 1 207 436 ~Cffonrr ,~ 1,263 354 4~4 Z8 238 255 173 30 358 41 5 1,273 J,998 riu 282 8 257 6 7 18 2 2 162 201 286 ;rlll~ht 287 111 251 104 3 2 31 5 45 217 338 mi'fWUS 420 110 311 66 19 26 g 1i2 17 16 299 553 (f~r 287 IS 198 33 11 7 49 4 255 497 crrnfllll 231 4 160 15 1 55 4 194 116 136 fmrf(lfl 134 12 83 8 36 4 7 8 4 98 202 1fIJrm (~f;ro) 174 16 160 4 19

    271 41 141 3 20 24 24 10 86 4 217 445 ;r)lm-r 719 264 478 129 98 118 33 10 110 7 523 88& '!.~ 376 148 117 115 147 11 3) 329 462 :a"ro 435 li6 268 21 116 103 3 48 1 3 321 568 ~q 565 56 418 39 54 4 89 16 5 423 363 406 ~r 243 102 207 98 3 3 33 126 175 201 ~TU 58 57 51 114 ~~r 19 19 18 37 mlftJu 112 63 92 55 4 1 15 7 4 34 75 80 ~'t'l 411 280 299 232 10 9 4 98 39 2 91 204 239 "T~T (m1f'{) 222

    vtLLAGIi: ~RIMA1W DISTRIct: 10. AJ MElt

    Total Population Name of Village ~ (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Literates S and Houseless Castes Tribes u .8 Population) .9 ! < p M F M F M F M f

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    10/5/140 Peeplaj 1,681 444 447 2,184 1,068 1,116 259 256 22 27 382 137 10/5/141 Shokiya Khera 625 64 64 315 186 129 4 2 141 101 6 10/5/142 Cheekla 607 60 60 313 162 151 18 27 69 62 4 10/5/143 Gordha 746 179 183 937 489 448 82 96 321 284 99 15 10/5/144 Bisundni 872 190 193 1,140 594 546 77 79 260 55 10/5/145 Ummedpura 206 27 27 144 70 74 2 10/5/146 Kushayta 985 188 188 1,165 594 571 119 120 78 74 164 17 10/5/147 Motalao 688 60 60 334 166 168 38 39 10 14 52 4 10/5/148 Udaisagar 207 20 20 90 44 46 5 10/5/149 Laxmipura 357 53 53 285 152 133 30 24 23 10/5/150 PeepaJiya 583 61 61 366 191 175 75 67 107 103 24 10/5/151 Cheetawas 557 94 94 541 292 249 106 99 182 146 30 10/5/152 Pratappura 344 61 61 361 182 179 10 3 161 167 18 3 10/5/153 Sawar 3,245 1,203 1,205 6,320 3,211 3,109 624 657 207 175 1,630 675 10/5/154 Unkarpura 483 38 38 284 147 137 13 11 71 63 54 2 10/5/155 Rajpura 429 97 98 471 232 239 49 42 10 11 76 7 10/5/156 Modi 427 52 52 337 178 159 178 159 26 10/5/157 Bhandawas· 574 65 65 393 212 181 14 15 112 92 64 10/5/158 Tankawas 838 129 129 688 362 326 114 98 40 44 68 10/5/159 Deokheri 431 64 64 426 223 203 38 39 48 14 10/5/160 Blljta 1,256 263 267 1,473 739 734 139 116 85 86 242 70 10/5/161 Chandthali 341 117 117 625 317 308 51 41 36 42 77 11 10/5/162 Chosia 864 235 235 1,276 644 632 90 86 199 189 243 36 10/5/163 Kalera Kanwarji 649 246 246 1,294 649 645 101 124 67 53 285 49 10/5/164 Sundarpura 455 64 64 294 142 152 22 23 79 87 40 3 10/5/165 Ghatiyali 3,073 579 579 3,021 1,517 1,504 291 300 159 158 500 129 10/5/166 Khejri 492 91 92 555 300 255 98 69 38 31 65 10/5/167 Padaliya (Sa war) 324 102 102 550 299 251 92 80 203 163 68 5 10/5/168 Girwarpura 493 .89 190 1,041 557 484 166 127 339 317 177 5 10/5/169 Neemera (Sawar) 763 141 141 789 411 378 57 47 289 271 168 1 10/5/170 Jaswantpura 412 112 112 552 284 268 76 79 3 5 85 13 10/5/171 Rainagar 348 101 101 443 23( 212 88 85 85 55 54 4 10/S/172 Jeetapura 624 64 64 . 324 157 167 26 20 108 112 26 223

    CENSUS ABS1'.RACT TEHSIL : 5. KEKRt

    Main Workers

    Household Industry, 0 h . Total Main Manufacturing, t er WOIkers Marginal Non­ Workers Cultivators Agricultural Processing, (lH,IV,V(b) Worker:; Workers (I) Labourers .. d & Name of Vii Llge (I-IX) Se rVlCln~ an VI to IX] (II) Repairs tV (8»)

    M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 23 2

    612 225 380 142 94 52 26 11 112 20 456 891 r{\

    112 11 82 2 1 4 1 29 4 20 70 148 ~mq~~ 1,571 291 732 88 88 82 87 35 664 86 15 209 1.625 2,609 l'{f'{<; 72 9 68 7 2 3 41 74 87 :ilfiT<~T

    124 88 115 86 4 5 1 108 151 ~r~ 107 34 85 23 22 11 5 71 120 lI't~r 139 50 99 33 3 2 37 15 12 73 119 mll6T"Ht 218 158 114 89 37 34 2 2 65 33 144 168 cTlfil'fm 125 121 4 98 203 ~q~ 382 116 296 III 15 3 13 58 1 5 352 617 ifI'3t<:T 197 150 137 103 19 11 3 38 35 120 158 :qti{~(i(r 374 43 227 14 32 8 12 103 21 2 106 268 483 'iTij"c;rT 313 23 238 15 22 7 11 42 336 622 'IiT~r ';

    DIstRICt: 10. AJMER URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRAct TOWNS : I. PUSHKAR, II, AJMER CITY

    Total Population (including Institutional Scheduled and Houseless Scheduled Literates Castes Tribes mm Name of Town/Ward Population) ~m ;m: !fiT ";f(ff1m i1+ ~~ (m-.nmr1:{

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    10/1/ PUSHKAR TOWN 1,767 1,834 9,368 5,110 4,258 848 751 7 4 3,525 1,666

    Ward No. 1 230 230 1,200 650 550 395 360 375 104 Ward No. 2 171 171 891 468 423 313 293 244 42 Ward No. 3 205 205 1,167 625 542 60 31 3 2 395 242 Ward No. 4 189 231 914 537 377 10 6 2 394 186 Ward No. 5 140 142 769 396 373 316 157 Ward No. 6 143 144 817 434 383 2 5 365 250 Ward No. 7 122 124 741 382 359 9 10 302 188 Ward No. 8 168 168 787 424 363 19 11 275 126 Ward No. 9 178 179 972 506 466 2 400 248 Ward No. 10 221 240 1,110 688 422 40 35 459 123

    10/11 AJMER CITY TOWN 64.743 65,407 375,593 197,851 177,742 39.:;52 36,050 2,194 1,729 139,734 87,403

    Ward No. 2,501 2,503 13,659 7,236 6,423 325 262 39 27 5,192 3,654 Ward No. 2 2,338 2,347 13,002 6,856 6,146 884 812 114 97 3,622 1,706 Ward No. 3 1,707 1,707 8,904 5,158 3,746 464 325 116 37 4,121 2,076 Ward No. 4 1,730 1,730 9,428 4,799 4,629 273 243 37 9 4,156 3,466 Ward No. 5 1,335 1,348 7,745 3,984 3,761 716 680 2,972 2,058 Ward No. 6 1,055 1,058 6,346 3,276 3,070 96 74 2,600 1,877 Ward No. 7 1,025 1,025 5,792 3,016 2,776 20 15 2,516 1,935 Ward No. 8 1,008 1,039 6,184 3,235 2,949 202 189 131 113 2,521 1,860 Ward No. 9 1,551 1,551 8,609 4,551 4,058 442 389 56 58 3,776 2,724 Ward No. 10 1,279 1,290 7,178 3,703 3,475 524 460 27 18 2,924 2,161 Ward No. 11 1,520 1,522 9,667 5,072 4,595 801 785 50 30 3,644 2,051 Ward No. 12 1,573 1,573 9,088 4,780 4,308 912 785 10 7 1,842 617 Ward No. 13 1,971 1,971 11,483 6,045 ~ ~5,438 1,980 l,7-18- 1-78 140 4,476 2,605 Ward No. 14 1,391 1,391 8,461 4,735 3,726 2,383 2,242 58 56 3,803 1,939 225

    ~:1O.~ ~ : I. ~, H. ~~ mil'

    ~------.~---- Household------~ Industry, Oth W k Marginal Non­ Manufacturing, er or ers Workers Workers Total Main Processing, ~ ~ ~;'t Name of Town:\Vard Workers Agricultural ~tfu'fi ~ 'liTlI'Of~ Cultivators Labourers Servicing and CfI~ ~ I!iT ;;Trr! m f"f~!f;llI' lfimI'fiR Repairs [1Il,IV, V (b) rnmt ffi 'fi,\;'ti'fffi ~~ (I) (II) !fff\

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    2,187 347 73 3 63 59 67 39 1,984 246 18 12 2,905 3,899

    270 67 4 5 6 6 2 255 59 5 4 375 479 CfIi of. 204 103 30 23 174 80 264 320 'Hi if. 2 269 13 8 4 257 12 3 3 353 526 ~ri;t. 3 222 17 9 1 7 9 3 203 7 1 314 360 Cflt;t. 4 187 24 5 9 3 180 12 3 2 206 347 'fri of. 5 ]85 8 1 2 182 8 249 375 ~ri;r. 6 177 17 2 2 3 9 3 164 11 205 342 CfTi if. 7 189 49 3 33 30 6 3 147 16 6 1 229 313 mof. 8 254 12 13 1 2 240 10 2 252 452 crri;t. 9 230 37 40 3 8 3 182 31 458 385 CfIi if. 10

    88,782 11,463 6,282 1,226 1,161 579 3,163 1,388 78,176 7,970 608 1,624 108,461 164,655

    3,221 559 35' 67 12 2 131 23 2,723 467 21 101 3.994 5,763 'IT"! if. 3,157 348 861 119 47 16 59 9 2,190 204 2 316 3,697 5,482

    URBAN PRIMARY

    OIstRICT : 10; AJMER

    Total Population e (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Literates and Houseless Castes Tribes ~ . Name of Town/Ward ~ Population) rn .9 ~ ,---.}...---- "( P M F

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    Ward No. 15 1,217 1,117 6,802 3,536 3,266 862 740 429 400 2,647 1,770 Ward No. 16 1,724 1,746 8,866 4,761 4,105 1,135 1,025 122 80 3,496 1,926 Ward No. 17 916 916 5,287 2,621 2,666 507 539 26 16 2,187 1,884 Ward No. 18 1,119 1,124 5,702 3,008 2,694 444 391 44 50 2,473 1,791 Ward No. 19 1,717 1,717 9,772 5,154 4,618 2,826 2,543 13 5 4,102 2,493 .Ward No. 20 1,170 1,170 6,532 3,464 3,068 2,999 2,619 10 7 2,520 1,261 Ward No. 21 1,411 1,411 7,699 4,006 3,693 1,869 1,739 20 13 3,209 2,023 Ward No. 22 2,492 2,501 13,705 7,315 6,390 862 784 61 55 4,836 2,462 Ward No. 23 1,967 1,991 10,998 5,743 5,255 1,078 1,057 51 72 3,197 1,310 Ward No. 24 1,561 1,562 8,289 4,435 3,854 610 560 140 86 3,221 1,683 Ward No. 25 2,759 2,761 14,752 8,011 6,741 1,372 1,179 97 77 4,961 2,837 Ward No. 26 1,546 1,547 9,080 4,764 4,316 2,295 2,091 30 31 3,197 1,710 ,Ward No. 27 1,007 1,014 5,798 3,030 2,768 249 244 55 46 2,363 1,749 Ward No. 28 1,511 1,512 9,666 5,026 4,640 2,739 2,551 8 12 2,854 1,473 Ward No. 29 1,225 1,251 8,036 4,278 3,758 520 475 94 65 3,366 2,371 Ward No. 30 965 972 5,928 3,098 2,830 353 336 67 53 2,409 1,773 Ward No. 31 1,197 1,200 7,856 4,022 3,834 2,030 1,885 2,402 1,479 Ward No. 32 1,175 1,175 7,774 4,042 3,732 1,865 1,775 2 2,531 1,275 Ward No. 33 1,116 1,129 7,245 3,737 3,508 221 198 2,821 2,259 Ward No. 34 1,025 1,401 7,250 3,915 3,335 38 28 2,115 1,124 . Ward No. 35 1,318 1,319 7,899 4,068 3,831 798 746 9 8 3,151 2,191 Ward No. 36 892 892 5,536 2,864 2,672 124 131 2,257 1,775 Ward No. 37 985 988 5,641 2,895, 2,746 119 105 2,407 1,865 ,Ward No. 38 1,133 1,134 6,464 3,334 3,130 74 76 5 2 2,771 2,145 Ward No. 39 1,246 1,255 7,074 3,647 3,427 47 44 3,043 2,368 Ward No. 40 1,512 1,546 9,765 5,093 4,672 207 174 3,681 2,567 .Ward No. 41 667 669 4,133 2,147 1,986 27 22 1,245 736 ,_Ward No. 42 1,195 1,228 6,999 3,666 3,333 115 113 2,812 2,082 "Ward No. 43 1,31 J 1,317 8,147 4,14$ 3,999 821 822 48 48 2,813 1,755 " Ward No. ,44 2,224 2,226 13,~03 7,208 5,795 1,562 1,353 44 9 4,377 1,638 Ward No. 45 1,456 1,461 8,349 4,36? 3,980 762 666 3 2,105 899 227

    CENSUS ABStRAct TOWN : II, AJMER CITY

    ,----- Main Workers HousehoJd Industry, Other Workers Marginal Non­ Total Main Manufact~rtn8, (III IV V (b) Workers Cultivators Agricultural Workers Workers (I) Labourers ProcesslDg, ' &. Name of Towll/Ward (l-IX) Servicin~ and VI to IX] (II) RepaIrs IV (a) ] ,.--..A..----, M F M F

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    1,468 229 8 23 42 1,437 187 2,068 3,036 ~i;t, 15 2,172 186 21 2 37 3 114 10 2,000 171 2,588 3,919 m;t, 16 1,070 190 2 44 J 1 1,024 J79 10 43 1,541 2,433 "-fIt ri, 17 1,289 168 23 3 1,266 165 3 5 1,716 2,521 l!f1i;t, 18 2,077 236 74 .55 2,003 18t 45 219 3,032 4,163

    'VILLAGE PRIMARY OISltRlct : 10. AjMeR

    dJ d "0 Total Population ~ e (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Literate9 Name of Town/Ward and Houseless Castes Tribes "8 ~ 1 Population} U ti :='"o ....o ,..:.;...;;.__..J.._. ___...... ] o ,.--..)...--- ,--J..--., z P M F M F M F

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 lO!m! NASIRABAD TOWN 5,180 5,205 34,616 19,47S 15,141 3,736 3,737 43 28 14,190 6,031

    Ward No. 1,355 1,355 9,359 6,160 3,199 379 280 19 5 5,132 1,636 Ward No. 2 493 497 3,356 2,132 ],224 100 76 2 1,754 697 Ward No. 3 798 804 5,171 2,796 2,375 637 653 2 1 1,941 874 Ward No. 4 533 533 3,571 1,805 1,766 1,031 1,023 5 6 1,067 321 Ward No. S 681 681 4,531 2,259 2,272 254 300 8 3 1,537 945 Ward No. 6 636 636 3,996 1,990 2,006 327 377 2 4 1,346 846 Ward No. 7 684 699 4,632 2,333 2,299 1,008 1,028 5 9 1,413 712

    lO/tv / KISHANGARH TOWN 10,944 10,975 62,032 33,065 28,967 5,762 5,334 433 346 19,789 9,187

    Ward·No. 375 375 2,002 1,070 932 491 437 4 2 400 62 Ward No. 2 471 471 2,646 1,411 1,235 416 417 21 16 792 355 Ward No. 3 783 783 4,280 2,249 2,031 568 493 31 32 858 259 Ward No. 4 648 648 3,377 1,865 1,512 425 375 4 1 792 191 Ward No. 5 694 695 3,383 1,881 1,502 186 185 271 248 1,083 286 Ward No. 6 482 491 3,028 1,623 1,405 60 48 1,193 730 Ward No. 7 391 391 2,292 1,199 1,093 39 29 947 641 Ward No. 8 246 246 1,649 871 778 64 45 1 448 212 Ward No. 9 296 302 J,703 891 812 66 53 5 2 642 427 Ward No. 10 280 280 1,693 881 812 89 83 629 389 Ward No. 11 376 376 2,262 1,195 1,067 31 29 919 638 Ward No. 12 433 433 2,740 1,405 1,335 39 37 1,144 870 Ward No. 13 709 710 3,509 1,943 1,566 449 400 42 29 1,045 388 Ward No. 14 575 575 3,301 1,731 1,570 634 627 2 2 772 161 Ward No. 15 560 560 3,259 1,841 1.418 168 158 15 2 1,325 624 Ward.No.16 606 618 3,551 2,033 1,518 350 303 34 10 1,257 344 Ward No. 17 378 378 2,215 1,153 1,062 370 354 610 221 Ward No. 18 327 327 1,775 918 857 141 150 572 216 Ward No. 19 335 335 1,881 956 925 748 703 412 67 Ward No. 20 391 391 2,347 1,212 1,135 27 38 787 390 Ward No. 21 366 366 . 2,008 r,046 962 89 78 770 479 Ward 'No. 22 374 374 2,215 1,149 1,066 14 11 792 452 Ward_I'll!? 23 428 430 2,504 1,316 1,188 178 159 789 365- Ward No. 24 420 420 2,412 1,226 1,186 120 122 3 811 419 22!J

    CENSUS ADS1'RACt'

    TOWNS: III. NASIRABAD, IV. [({SHANGARH

    Main Workers ~------~-- Household Industry, Total Main Cuitivat()fs Agricultural Manufacturing Other Workers Marginal Non­ Workers (I) Labourers Processing , (III,IV.V (b) Workers Workers "'d & Name of Town/Ward (I-IX) (II) Se rvtClD~ an VI to IX] Repairs (V (a») ,-_ _....A.,.__ ,-_..... ~,- ~ - _--''----.. ____...__---- ,--...__-~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    10,842 850 43 5 6 261 63 10,532 782 125 210 8,508 14,081

    4,367 91 5 2 44 8 4,318 81 4 13 1,789 3,095 'f1i if. 1,493 59 7 11 5 1,475 53 2 637 1,164 erri;t. 2 1,312 259 1 3 62 8 1,246 251 15 1,484 2,101 crrt if. 3 752 137 2 2 2 748 134 47 58 1,006 1,571 crrt ;t. 4 1,037 115 7 87 15 943 100 49 84 1,173 2,073 m;t. 5 840 36 16 3 2 819 36 10 4 1,140 1,966 crrt if. 6 1,041 153 5 53 26 983 127 13 35 1,279 2,111 mif. 7

    16,288 1,627 482 216 140 118 556 167 15,110 1,126 57 173 16,720 27,167

    548 177 73 72 12 35 22 19 441 51 522 755 crrt if. 1 691 96 2 2 1 2 54 634 92 no 1,138 crri ;t. 2 1,220 128 11 1 11 3 62 27 1,136 97 5 42 1,024 1,861 ;:Hi;t. 3 963 128 25 3 7 6 33 15 898 104 11 2 891 1,382 crrt if. 4 1,051 92 78 35 4 45 4 924 53 830 1,410 'ilt;:f. 5 800 24 12 6 17 6 771 12 823 1,381 'fTt;t, 6 569 18 2 3 7 560 14 4 2 626 1,073 crrt;t, 7 399 17 2 11 5 386 12 8 2 464 759 crrt;t, 8 425 9 3 13 409 9 4 462 802 "Ht;t, 9 416 35 12 3 402 32 465 777 'ut if, 10 523 10 3 18 2 502 8 4 668 1,057 'iTt if, Ii 636 .l7 2 2 6 5 10 623 35 769 1,288 crrf if, 12 1,046 93 21 13 3 1 18 14 1,004 65 10 897 1,463 cfli';f, 13 909 80 20 3 2 1 9 3 878 73 2 820 1,490 'fri if, 14 922 45 34 10 5 2 43 6 840 27 2 7 917 1,366 ;;niif,15 1,150 142 64 13 16 23 41 8 1,029 98 5 46 878 1,330

    uRBAN pRiMARY

    OlstRlct : 10. AJMER

    o Tota) Population :z: (including Institutional . Scheduled Scheduled Literates and Houseless Castes Tribes ~ Name or Town/Ward Population)

    ] ~------~------~ r- ~ ~~~ ,._-J..._"""\ p M F M F M F M F

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    10/V/ BEAWAR TOWN 16,672 16,769 89,998 47,235 42,763 8,434 7,984 117 99 31,432 17,186

    Ward No. 1 J ,439 1,439 4,505 2,381 2,124 534 514 24 22 1,456 668 Ward No. 2 465 465 3,008 1,580 1,428 319 282 5 6 1,035 498 Ward No. 3 591 593 3,083 1,598 1,485 433 394 6 2 1,019 748 Ward No. 4 802 832 3,515 1,993 1,522 197 192 1,274 595 Ward No. 5 467 484 2,724 1,416 1,308 61 70 1,076 722 Ward No. 6 391 392 2,277 1,132 1,145 465 470 2 503 243 Waro No. 7 430 430 2,403 1,266 1,137 20 21 998 661 Ward No. 8 488 491 2,771 1,412 1,359 4 4 2 2 1,087 80S -Ward No. 9 571 578 3,108 1,600 1,508 722 714 6 6 1,035 494 Ward No. 10 395 395 2,523 1,288 1,235 32 40 968 668 Ward No. 11 457 457 2,717 1,400 1,317 32 27 1,026 670 Ward No. 12 418 418 2,913 1,489 1,424 85 90 851 443 Ward.No. 13 347 347 2,298 1,174 1,124 17 21 807 552 Ward No. 14 513 513 2,822 1,524 1,298 234 212 15 17 1,083 639 Ward No. 15 818 818 4,180 2,257 1,923 235 225 1,533 790 Ward No. 16 411 411 2,234 1,193 1,041 32 29 848 637 Ward No. 17 365 365 2;394 1,284 1,110 207 155 922 508 Ward No. 18 348 348 2,019 1,025 994 84 71 814 544 Ward No. 19 449 449 2,914 1,517 1,397 43 45 1,158 767 Ward No. 20 385 385 2,393 1,264 1,129 13 15 962 605 Ward No. 21 434 435 2,622 1,331 1,291 19 24 1,102 759 Ward No. 22 504 504 2,995 1,516 1,479 464 476 1,044 498 Ward No. 23 358 358 2,224 1,177 1,047 326 299 851 501 Ward No. 24 439 439 2,736 1,405 1,331 78 70 940 484 Ward No. 25 449 450 2,525 1,305 1,220 406 407 20 13 972 457 Ward; No. 26 470 488 2,445 1,306 1,139 141 139 24 17 604 130 Ward No, 27 1,088 1,091 5,849 3,111 2,738 582 558 2,118 1,043 Ward No. 28 514 521 3,182 1,658 1,524 1,247 1,160 982 370 Ward-No. 29 791 798 3,615 1,944 1,671 401 324 1,143 481 Ward No. 30 791 791 3,495 1,898 1,597 858 817 9 12 926 175 Ward No. 31 284 284 1,509 791 718 143 119 294 31 231

    CENSUS ABSTRAct

    rOWN i V. DEWAR

    MaiD Workers

    Household Industry, Total Main Cultivators . Agricultural Manufacturing, Other Workers Marginal Non­ Workers (I) Labourers Processing, [III,IV, V (b) Workers Workers .. d & Name of Town/Ward (I-IX) (II) ServlclD~ an VI t IX] Repalls 0 LV (8) J

    r~--..J---_ r--_..J_--. M F M F M

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    21,416 3,515 434 171 72 53 1,085 545 19,825 2,746 117 329 25,702 38,919 i1{Tlf{ !Rif 1,168 130 62 10 3 2 21 6 1,082 112 36 30 1,177 1,964

    URBAN PRIMARY DiSTRict : i{>. AlMER

    c) Z Total Population (including Institutional Scheduled Scheduled Literates Name of Town/Ward and Houseless Castes Tribes ~ Population)

    ~.---....._--___, ,---J.--~ p M F M F M F

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    IO/VI/ VIHYNAGAR TOWN 2,974 3,073 15,191 8,252 6,939 1,027 934 190 179 5,421 2,602

    Word No. 234 248 1,148 652 496 15 14 498 262 Ward No. 2 231 232 1,222 655 567 12 9 527 334 Ward No. 3 280 294 1,420 783 637 40 38 602 228 Ward No. 4 218 227 1,126 640 486 32 24 487 247 Ward No. 5 479 482 2,437 1,312 1,125 143 135 26 25 960 50S! Ward No. 6 358 387 1,697 936 761 133 93 III 108 520 204) Ward No. 7 274 291 1,512 798 714 39 23 534 294j Ward No. 8 249 258 1,210 671 539 25 20 8 10 399 22t I Ward No. 9 287 290 1,433 754 679 426 413 17 17 384 131, Ward No. 10 364 364 1,986 1,051 935 162 165 27 19 510 17.1

    lO/VU; SARWAR TOWN 1,749 1,766 9,215 4,762 4,453 774 698 140 134 2,216 8971,

    Ward No. 212 220 1,101 604 497 371 295 158 s· Ward No. 2 159 160 1,054 525 529 26 27 337 159 Ward No. 3 145 145 710 358 352 331 358 130 21

    Ward No. 4 156 156 773 407 366 6 8 246 14~ Ward No. 5 144 150 773 395 378 8 10 215 9~ Ward No. 6 192 193 1,049 525 524 10 5 394 23V Ward No. 7 179 180 949 502 447 11 13 342 153 Ward No. 8 150 150 844 423 421 1 2 82 Ward No. 9 211 211 1,044 550 494 6 8 131 27,, Ward No. 10 201 201 918 473 445 4 2 139 134 180 62,

    10/VIII/ KEKRI TOWN 3.785 3,806 20,393 10,708 9,685 1.979 1,819 40 29 6,347 2,85$

    Ward No. 351 351' 1,821 '31 890 477 438 12 1:1 424 8"i Ward No. 2 254 254 1,381 710 671 68 88 3 528 211 tl<:NSUS ABSTRACt

    TOWNS: VI. VIJAYNAGAR, VII. SARWAR, VIII. KEKRI

    Main Workers _...\.. Household Industry,.:. Other Workers Total Main Marginal Non­ Cultivators Agri£ultural Manufact.untlg, (III IV V (b) Workers Workers \""orkers (I) Labourers Processing, , &. Name of Town/Ward (~-IX) (II) ServiciD!' and VI t IX) Repairs 0 [V (a)]

    r--..A._-, ...---'---., ,---'-___ ...., ,---'---, ,..--_...\._..... ,....--A.._...... ,...~_-, M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    4,205 504 235 106 68 53 ISS 24 3,747 321 46 244 4,001 6,191

    331 7 5 2 4 13 309 4 2 19 319 470 qr~;f. 1 302 8 11 2 32 257 5 31 353 528 qri if, 2 403 21 2 2 29 2 370 19 4 4 376 612 <{ri if, 3 326 24 20 3 13 6 293 15 2 6 312 456 ,ni if, 4 618 86 18 16 3 8 10 587 61 9 3 685 1,036

    2,396 455 829 240 99 90 153 15 1,315 110 3S 389 2,331 3,609

    317 17 125 5 53 15 4 124 7 13 188 274 292

    5,165 737 985 138 97 45 285 110 ~3,798 444 48 2S0 5,495 i8,698

    492 164 14 12 12 31 13 353 125 9 8 430 7H! 315 67 27 16 14 9 273 42 394 603 234

    VILLAGk ~PRIMAR \' OISTRICT : 10. AJMER

    III d ~ "0'" Total Population Z; ::I'" '0 Scheduled Literates u 8 0 ,.Q (including Institutional Scheduled ~ :t 1il and Houseless Castes Tribes Name of Town/Ward ::I population) 8 "iii 0 a ~= :t .g ....~I:l u .8 c;l.." ...0 ~ e 0 ,....~ .... ~ -< ~! Z P M F M F M F M F

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

    Ward'No, 3 289 289 1,509 776 733 114 133 334 55 Ward No. 4 275 275 1.474 782 692 228 236 7 5 464 246 Ward No. 5 274 274 1,367 729 638 101 91 3 594 37':) Ward No. 6 301 301 1,655 866 789 88 74 627 322 Ward No. 7 268 269 1,455 780 675 111 81 538 286 Ward No. 8 229 229 1,229 622 607 13 16 424 197 Ward No. 9 290 290 1,668 857 811 83 70 453 200 Ward No. 10 276 276 1.491 795 696 43 29 565 276 Ward t'lo. 11 292 292 1.546 809 737 417 189 Ward No. 12 272 272 1.563 810 753 521 476 252 333 Ward ~o. 13 414 434 2,234 1,241 993 131 87 13 13 727 306 235

    Ctl:NSUS ABSTRACT TOWN : VIII, KEKRI

    Main Workers ,- ___,)__ Household Industry. Ot Manufacturing, ber Workers Marginal Non- Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Workers Workers Workers Processing, LUI,IV,V(b) Name of Town/Ward (I) Labourers Se ., d & (I-IX) rVJc1D~ an VI to IX) (II) RepaU's tV (a») ~-~ .-----"-- ,...--.J---.. ,....-oA.--...., ,- ..--_.._____ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

    15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2

    397 22 105 2 5 2 1 285 19 2 53 377 658

    APPENDICES

    239

    URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACf 1I'«/V'A~~m 'tf1:rosl-1 Total, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Population-Urban Blockwise ~~m mfu1iT ~ ~~f;tQ ':3R"mftn:rl !f;'T ~ \ifi'f~~T-;:r~ ~~

    DISTRICT: 10. AJMER

    Name of Town/Ward/ Name of Town/Ward; Urban Block Urban Block "if1f(: 'l>T <1m / CfTi / ;r;r< 'I>T ;rrrr / 'fJiI ;:rm:T1i &<11'1> 'flT~ i<'I"iilfi

    2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5

    18/10/1 Puskar 9,368 1,599 11 Ward 7 741 19 ~~ .m Ward 1 1,200 755 1 Block 14 741 19 eni ror"" Block 1 416 410 .milfi 2 318 232 Ward 8 787 30 3 466 113 1 ~i Block 15 449 5 Ward 2 891 606 r.rlilfi 16 338 25 '"_ Block 4 447 211 Ward 9 972 3 &<11ilfi 5 444 395 .m Ward 3 1,167 91 5 Block 17 546 .,'i ~ 18 426 3 Block 6 636 69 5 10 1,110 i~ 7 531 22 Ward 75 ~ 914 16 2 Ward 4 Block 19 576 6 m U 20 534 69 416 14 498 2 2

    Ward 5 769 18/10/11 Ajmer City 375,593 !ri mtm~ Block 10 464 Ward 1 13,659 66 ~ 11 305 587 liN 7 Ward 6 817 Block 1 331 120 "'~ 2 ... 609 5 Block 12 399 7 3 603 88 ~ 13 418 4 452 240

    APPENDIX-I otstRICT: 10. AJMtR ...

    VI lI>.. ~.~ u ji u .~ "0 ~,~ ,~ ~ ·c ~ "0 .~ ~'E 0 ,g 0 ] Name of Town/Ward/ f-olt" Name of Town/Wardl ::I .... utE 8.~ ]1;ai 'gw u II!> ;;~ ~ .. ~ Urban Block c:: 'i Urban Block ]~ 0 .. 'fiR iltl ~r+f IcHi / ~'~ ~! ,2] ! ~

    5 359 24 - 41 624 159 3 6 392 1 - 42 339 115 - - 7 445 2 - 43 200 22 2 8 310 - - 44 465 17 - 9 5:4 12 - 45 521 36 69 10 442 58 - 46 472 6 42 11 646 - - 47 259 - - 12 491 - 4 48 255 - - 13 335 24 7 49 241 - - 14 840 2 - 50 372 86 - IS 516 9 24 51 217 59 - 16 397 3 4 52 272 88 - 17 245 11 6 53 358 118 - 18 319 13 - 54 163 15 - 19 609 5 - 55 77 77 - 20 644 25 8 56 324 41 - 21 446 - - 57 417 128 - 22 561 27 - 58 375 -- 23 578 23 1 59 729 130 - 24 106 25 - 767 194 - - 25 603 -- 26 579 17 - Ward 3 8,904 789 153 27 696 72 8 ~ 766 581 21 4 Block 60 365 29 - Ward 2 13,002 1,696 211 IIffi1fi 61 213 - - IOi 62 237 24 4 Block 28 565 14 10 63 522 33 - 64 439 68 ~ 29 650 - - - 30 492 45 40 65 405 12 - 31 710 372 37 66 265 47 - 32 578 32 - 67 523 140 11 33 438 - - 68 566 4 8 34 375 35 1 69 461 13 2 35 537 21 6 70 330 5 4 36 316 11 - 71 449 7 8 37 355 Z3 - 72 278 1 16 38 311 25 - 73 661 46 15 39 400 21 1 74 356 _ 22 5 - 40 401 - - 770 904 111 32 241"

    APPENDIX-I

    DISTRIC'f : 10. AlMER f:srm ; 10. ~l;

    - c:l til til 0 ~.~ CD ]'g V .g ~.; CD .~ ._ u:: .~ ..,; -:; 0 Name of Town/Ward/ ~ uJ!2 0 Name of Town/Ward! u .... w '" U'" IW ~i V IW Urban Block Urban Block c:: ... -;;: ]~ ~1 c:: ... ~ 'g ..sc~~ 00 ~ 'liT

    771 239 25 - 99 362 75 - 773 190 7 3 100 439 - - 774 300 - - 101 348 22 - 775 494 151 12 102 534 - - 776 539 19 20 103 647 - - 769 168 25 13 104 549 37 - 105 394 18 - Ward 4 9428 51 6 46 106 351 14 Iri 107 542 143 Block 75 394 108 681 443 ~ 76 352 6 109 421 81 77 255 12 110 552 75 78 525 13 111 471 252 79 552 31 6 112 532 236 80 547 81 606 Ward 6 6,346 170 82 521 13 IfR 83 379 Block 113 652 84 476 .iaT,; 114 434 5 85 346 115 661 132 86 245 4 116 571 87 219 3 117 660 88 362 79 6 118 613 315 12 89 119 241 340 47 90 120 613 60 91 449 121 388 460 92 122 394 2 40 93 421 123 312 134 94 124 496 1 95 430 125 311 30 96 251 38 14 829 212 Ward 7 5,792 35 1 128 830 320 -ni 831 155 24 832 162 25 Block 126 609 8 ~ 127 653 Ward 5 7,745' . 1,396 128 413 10 ... 129 . 334 . Block 97 584 130 223 iffi,; 98 338 131 486 7 242

    APP£NDJX-I

    DistRICT: 10. AJMtR form : 10. ~;Jj'~ ,~

    s= .. s= rn 0 u u .2 .81 u :;:: ~.E= ~l ~.~ ·c ~ "t:I .~ '8 .~ ~ 0 ~~ Name of Town/Ward/ Uu:::: !-orr Name of Town/Ward/ :i'" ..... UJE..... Urban Block 1l 1i 1l~ Urban Block o.~ 1l~ "t:I~v ~0'" ~ ~0" ,; 'l1R ~T ;{TT{/a:ri / :gl iI1R ~ 'illr{ !,n~ / ~'~ :g! .-.8.... & ! 111'1::6 11:1 ;fI'Rrlf ~i.fi H .8~ ·~il ~')

    132 507 6 165 407 133 415 166 428 134 414 167 528 9 135 395 168 407 100 136 344 169 337 50 137 206 170 303 138 253 171 354 96 139 371 172 332 16 140 169 4 795 564 175 22 796 730 252 92 Ward 8 6,184 391 244 .... Ward 10 7,178 984 45 Block 141 512 73 ~ i~Tl!i 142 618 6 Block 173 319 143 673 7 ~ 174 645 143 144 425 13 175 256 145 346 176 467 9 146 705 22 177 433 230 147 521 178 400 113 148 592 179 478 19 149 254 243 180 562 11 2 150 474 265 181 668 57 10 151 162 182 357 152 68 183 505 89 153 40 4 184 577 24 154 354 792 506 142 7 155 440 793 668 97 25 794 337 50 Ward 9 8,609 831 114 ~ Ward 11 9,667 1,586 80 Block 156 517 62 III''IW cmifi 157 326 12 Block 185 420 57 158 533 3 ~Iti 186 414 176 13 159 301 21 187 630 144 160 404 188 550 123 161 541 189 . 71 34 11 162 558 190 418 14 19 163 589 35 191 511 164 450 192 477 63 243

    APPENDIX-I

    DISTRICt: 10. AlMER f;;my: 10. ~

    ' :g! -6JP: -;;;I!>' :gj: .~~~ ~rlf' .9i'P' U;:s 'flf'Ull i<'!i'P' U :::l' ell: 1l~ ]~ '~8i -I&' .sz~ I-< hr' al~ altf .3z ~ If-" ~r Ii 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 s

    193 1,057 89 217 349 79 266 194 456 79 218 402 73 7 768 362 10 4 219 315 772 382 29 3 220 247 797 718 172 11 221 421 19 798 536 14 222 331.\ 3 799 323 5 10 223 624 3 826 378 259 224 696 827 629 58 1 225 508 463 828 484 106 226 580 457 833 207 12 3 227 319 16 834 644 142 5 228 315 19 229 250 6 7 Ward 12 9,088 1,697 17 230 334 56 5 10. 231 610 410 Block 195 386 166 232 398 167 ~\'li; 196 566 528 233 734 233 7 197 537 130 234 514 11 10 198 519 9 235 658 154 199 556 236 4~4 424 200 649 237 611 473 201 444 55 238 513 351 202 401 153 239 550 328 203 438 35 Ward 14 8,461 4,625 114 204 495 6 205 380 206 488 77 "'.Block 240 508 60 13 207 516 74 ~'P' 241 476 472 208 280 7 242 341 341 209 449 149 243 263 240 23 210 278 73 244 643 643 211 321 9 245 452 353 212 614 154 246 461 363 34 213 290 42 247 689 689 214 481 30 17 248 520 461 249 369 26 Ward 13 11,483 3,758 318 250 447 425 ..') 251 500 167 It"Block 2;5 333 252 494 33 .m'P' 216 380 16 l2 253 428 S 244

    APPENDIX-I

    DIstRICT: 10. AlMER f~r: 10. ~

    = ., ~ .,[ "fTrf /

    254 103 10 282 379 196 20 777 238 25 283 21 1 778 474 46 284 327 32 779 278 78 7 802 698 177 30 780 637 153 6 803 401 91 1 781 140 35 29 Ward 17 5,287 1,046 42 Ward 15 6,802 1,602 829 .m m Block 285 500 35 Block 255 496 12 ~ 286 332 5 i~ 256 895 530 14 287 586 257 419 288 643 35 258 466 37 289 353 326 259 628 92 303 290 380 240 19 260 524 134 132 291 211 130 261 563 100 222 292 550 101 262 530 149 68 293 573 19 1 263 479 91 34 294 247 56 264 489 45 34 295 484 15 1 265 487 55 804 428 84 20 266 826 357 22

    Ward 16 8,866 2,160 202 Ward 18 5,702 835 94 ~ tni Block 267 396 98 Block 296 391 11 6 ~"" 268 394 155 7 ~ 297 524 3 269 352 43 1 298 259 270 302 5 299 476 55 271 588 265 5 300 499 107 272 501 45 301 604 32 273 417 2 2 815 121 44 274 379 262 816 157 6 16 275 662 160 38 817 140 34 276 585 214 18 818 205 40 277 463 92 9 819 306 116 278 569 76 6 S20 23 3 2 279 343 62 25 821 267 88 34 280 687 81 25 822 346 71 6 281 402 103 15 823 345 99 245

    APPENDIX-I DISTRICT: 10. AJM=R f~ ; 10. ll3fijt

    = '"(!) :qg = f" (!) .S :S~ 0 ._0 ~ gj'~ "0 -; "'"0 ·Ii Name of Town/Ward/ E UJ:!:: 0 'Ii U It9 Name of Town/Ward/ r!::~I Urban Block 'gi;: ~~ Urban Block "0 c ~ 0 ~ .. ~ ~~0 Jl) 'IlT' IS 'flRTll' im

    824 406 45 26 332 368 368 825 633 81 4 333 179 179 334 365 365 Ward 19 9,772 5,369 18 335 256 245 336 325 ~ 322 337 365 357 Block 302 419 12 338 415 381 5 ~Tifi 303 530 284 339 372 337 2 304 348 348 340 393 393 305 397 395 341 289 J89 6 306 328 232 342 646 396 307 472 193 343 420 373 308 513 323 1 344 483 440 3 309 216 216 345 450 67 310 198 198 311 273 264 Ward 21 7,699 3,608 33 312 247 206 ffli 313 419 407 Block 346 619 387 8 314 465 137 ..m; 347 628 206 11 315 446 390 348 497 288 316 293 72 2 349 322 271 317 256 43 350 520 189 3 318 271 13 351 411 177 319 455 352 735 163 320 540 7 6 353 394 151 321 445 204 5 354 392 190 322 334 288 355 505 204 10 323 530 243 3 356 378 358 324 691 235 357 371 352 325 443 424 358 469 42 326 243 235 359 487 3 360 140 40 Ward 20 6,532 5,618 17 361 218 213 362 613 374 Block 327 240 240 "" Ward 22 13,705 1,646 116 Q 328 316 316 329 213 213 .. 330 260 260 Block 363 390 331 177 177 ~ 364 579 230 246

    APPENDIX-J O1sfRlct: 10. AJMER .., c:l I:: r.l 'I) .8 .8 _8! u ~'S: ~! 'g ·Ii ~ ~'g .~ ] Name of Town/Ward/ u~ ~Ii 0 Name of Town/Wardl U~ ~~ ",It' '" :l ... W .. Urban Block "'~Q) u Urban Block ]~ ]~ ~ ~ -Iv ~ .. ~ ~.~~ - -Iv ~ 'lil 'fll{/

    365 501 110 - 401 523 84 2 366 458 77 - 402 666 537 - 367 485 22 - 403 499 16 - 368 464 15 4 404 521 217 9 369 612 - 5 405 330 60 - 370 524 -- 406 488 3 - 371 663 - 4 407 672 14 - 372 495 127 - 782 444 144 46 373 319 129 - 783 156 28 12 374 326 14t 5 8tl 453 60 II 375 417 4 - 812 545 27 9 376 606 152 - 813 456 216 4 377 402 16 - 814 560 53 11 378 430 13 - 379 7.31 12 - Ward 24 8,289 1,170 226 380 385 71 - m 381 510 79 - Block 408 365 43 - 382 321 - 4 ~ 409 462 90 5 383 636 92 84 410 414 3 - 384 358 50 6 411 471 23 11 385 452 141 - 412 326 - 1 386 403 -- 413 525 15 34 387 367 - - 414 530 341 25 388 526 20 - 415 580 108 63 389 192 - 7 15 21 -_ 416 458 390 350 140 417 516 5 20 391 297 - - 418 570 26 16 392 506 5 - 419 497 - - 420 462 - 1 Ward 23 10,998 2,135 123 421 276 159 - 422 492 78 29 '"'~lock 393 399 24 3 423 438 79 - i~'Ii 394 593 15~ - 424 277 4 - 395 655 - - 425 630 181 - 396 407 143 4 397 515 62 - Ward 25 14,752 2,551 174 398 571 222 - ~ 399 681 12 6 Block 426 525 9 19 400 864 55 6 ~ 427 703 9 4

    - . 247

    APPENDIX-I

    DISTRICT: 10. AlMER 00:n: 10. ~

    VI·'_ I::l Q) :l~ I::l Q) '" 0 \I) .,I:!" .g ~ '" 't:I ~.t;: :et.! -0 -.;; :9<1£ .~ .. ~ 0 .~ U Name of Town/Ward/ ..... UJ::: ° IW -;'" Name of Town/Ward/ -; ... 8i Q.I:!"'" ... Urban Block Q.~ ]i;' ~~Q) Urban Block § ... 'i o.il:' ~~

    428 596 72 3 458 204 204 - 419 447 12 21 459 256 256 - 430 365 269 460 214 210 431 629 624 461 330 274 432 410 23 2 462 481 456 10 433 314 23 463 511 395 434 492 37 464 401 20 435 414 382 465 373 I7l 436 479 466 502 206 437 873 467 308 217 14 438 579 79 468 477 439 307 44 469 430 6 440 568 38 470 798 64 441 324 65 471 472 280 442 385 35 787 86 4 J 443 571 20 805 258 20 13 444 450 806 324 16 445 305 446 805 184 24 Ward 27 5.798 493 101 447 537 118 29 1f1'i 448 350 21 Block 472 865 34 449 411 10 15 i~,. 473 144 450 411 474 174 784 657 38 475 197 785 Uninhabited 476 379 4 807 504 95 32 477 539 808 264 80 9 478 573 809 749 126 12 479 557 24 810 328 138 4 480 572 264 93 481 333 148 Ward 26 9,080 4,368 61 482 460 ~ 483 486 4 Block 451 348 124 3 484 288 23 786 231 ~ 452 387 254 453 652 498 6 454 202 161 Ward 28 9,666 5,290 20 455 250 48 ... 456 293 10 8 Block 485 556 420 457 523 492 5 ~ 486 501 456 248

    APPENDIX-l t>lSTltrct : 10. AJMER ~: 1O.q~

    Name of Town/Ward/ Name of Town/Ward/ Urban Block Urban Block ;pR !fiT ;m:r/

    1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 :;

    487 300 300 - Ward 30 5,928 689 120 488 584 454 8 Iri 489 276 276 - 490 261 127 9 Block 522 148 25 - 491 258 200 - ;~ 523 455 - 95 492 531 46 - 524 503 42 - 493 682 17 - 525 584 66 - 494 543 22 - 526 460 29 - 495 360 154 - 527 396 20 18 496 421 121 - 528 296 - - 497 366 366 - 529 572 324 - 498 521 293 - - - 530 597 74 7 499 403 389 - 531 313 43 - 500 950 693 - 532 285 9 - SOl 661 349 - -- 533 275 22 - 502 432 424 - 534 358 24 - 503 555 207 3 535 128 - - 504 505 76 - - . 536 558 11 -

    Ward 29 8,036 995 159 Ward 31 7,856 3,915 - ~ Iri Block 505 432 132 3 ._. Block 537 649 202 - ii;fTifi 506 430 178 5 i<'l'f.l; 538 296 254 - 507 392 87 - j3g' 428 144 - 508 290 13 - - 540 290 108 - 509 1,133 48 5 541 421 138 - 510 328 - - 542 978 668 - 511 361 6 - 543 543 454 - 512 418 22 ._ 544 320 302 - 513 454 13 - 545 239 202 - 514 593 20 - 546 258 42 - 515 464 - - . 547 560 464 - 516 316 211 - 548 521 508 - 517 397 20 - 549 241 - - 518 614 - .'-- 63 6 . - 550 422 224 - 519 653 1'08 22 -.- 551 491 178 - 520 478 ' - - 44 118 552 589 25 - 521 283 30 - 553 610 2 -

    - ~- -, - -'- 249

    APPENDIX-I

    DIstRIcT: 10. AJMER ~ : 10. ~:;yh

    I:l .2.. 1:1 Go> .g 0 .9 '" J'g '0 ~.~ ... 0 .~ .!ll ~i "8 .~ U Name of Town/Ward/ u~ Name of TownfWard/ Urban Block Rli 'gl? ~~Go> Urban Block = ~ o 'IV -Ie; ~ ~ ~Ito ~iGo> .5a...... Dt! 'Ilf{ 'fiT "-Tlf 1m / 'Ilf{ ij;f "-Tlf /qri/ ~E "Ill1:T'I" ~~ ~~!"'8 'Ilf{Tl:I" ~I ~! °0 &\1l'li °0 &\1l'li '" .sz'i ~~ Ii ii .sz ~~ Ii ~f 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 .'i

    555 552 552 588 409 556 590 237 589 600 557 413 335 590 506 558 302 256 591 570 559 444 181 592 433 560 219 161 593 436 561 406 594 530 562 416 47 595 360 563 563 270 596 675 50 564 513 352 3 597 593 2 565 499 462 598 468 566 497 275 599 697 10 567 552 246 568 478 Ward 35 7,899 1,544 17 569 516 .m 570 548 Block 600 365 6 ;m

    APPENDIX·)

    DISTRICT: 10. AJMER ~T: 10. C(~

    rn rn ~.~ 0 .S!= 0 0 .S!.....= l~ 0 ~.~ ~ Urban Block ~~ ~~ ~ .. 1i ~fOJ ~J~ 0 0 00 ~ 'l'T '{If{ ~ 'l'T

    1 2 3 4 S 1 2 3 4 5

    619 535 - - 650 637 32 - 620 472 59 -- 651 414 14 - 621 524 4 - 622 555 11 - Ward 39 7,074 91 - 623 457 14 - fOi 624 404 17 - Block 652 493 - - ~'Ii 653 591 - - Ward 37 5,641 224 - 654 579 10 - ..n 655 609 - - Block 625 645 5 - 656 558 4 - 657 459 8 - i

    APPENDIX-I f~: 10. DISTRICT: 10. AJMER m{

    1: ~'I:i

    21 682 421 712 495 31 683 348 713 189 34 684 246 714 650 715 251 60 685 429 716 451 17 97 Ward 41 4,133 49 717 621 718 427 10 OfN 719 330 143 63 Block 686 471 720 647 437 ~~ 687 390 721 597 179 688 432 722 417 139 689 405 723 506 66 33 690 335 37 724 360 75 691 704 725 730 6 692 469 726 523 263 693 305 6 788 154 46 694 290 6 ~ 695 332 -" Ward 44 13,300 2,915 53 ~ Ward 42 6,999 228 IlI'N Block 727 629 161 574 72 522 111 ~ 728 Block 696 729 677 46 697 300 *11'" 730 463 287 698 586 731 659 590 699 389 3 732 440 271 5 700 471 733 444 351 701 592 5 734 555 s30 702 614 28 735 467 70 703 305 24 704 537 2 736 421 7I 705 587 4 737 491 8 706 659 8 738 517 28 707 520 67 739 647 16 708 706 740 310 405 109 709 211 741 742 606 - 100 Ward 43 8,147 1,643 96 743 477 120 lini 744-- 619 to 145 467 525 19 Block 710 746· 465 im 711 274 252

    APPENDIX-l DISTRicT: 10. AJMER

    I:l c:l '"00 00'" Q .g .~ ~ ..... ~! ,:g ~ o:l!; ... ~ 8 .~ Name of Town/Ward/ 3] ~ 'rr Name of Town/Ward/ u"" Urban Block -g~ c:: ... Urban Block -g~ ~~<> c:l ... ~ ~ -It; ~.! 'l""IR q;"J ';ffTf iT1fl: 'tiT ';ffTf1m / n .g_g ~ 1m / ~~ .gJ! .2,8-8 <'l :§l 1[lrftlf ~ i II:G ]a~ U ~z ~~ ~ ~) Ii z~ ~~ ~r Ii 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5

    747 455 60 - 7 615 122 - 789 1,033 148 34 8 679 124 - 790 685 27 11 2 286 56 3 791 497 16 3 4 285 7 - 14 512 - - Ward 4S 8,349 1,428 3 15 496 15 -- ..,. 17 618 27 - Block 748 491 173 - 18 752 9 5 21 782 16 9 i"ll'fi" 749 264 - - ,., 750 523 5 22 651 .) 24 751 404 172 121 11 752 420 9 25 190 1 753 591 30 26 443 754 401 755 550 Ward 2 3,356 176 2 756 567 132 ..... 757 364 Block 9 341 6 758 551 10 ~ 10 392 4 759 377 36 11 127 4 760 577 19 12 396 2 761 693 319 13 401 12 762 517 126 14 28 763 500 374 2 15 140 96 764 331 12 5 314 20 765 228 II 6 13 7 5 8 76 9 33 1S/10/ln Nasirabad 34,616 7.473 71 10 160 2 ~ 16 255 3 Ward 1 9,359 659 24 20 93 7 .... 23 582 19 Block 1 414 37 7 Ward 3 5,171 1,290 3 Rf'i'lti 2 408 .-ri 3 386 22 4 601 90 Block 16 560 27 3 5 590 72 .Q 17 552 471 3 6 . 530 47 18 469 55 253

    APPENDIX-I

    DISTRICT: 10. AJMER f~l: lO.~

    g <1.1 g ~·Ii .2 Q .2 '" '"0 ... ~.S: ~JE .~ "& .~ .... ; Name of Town/Ward/ ~ udE Name of Town/Ward/ B 8 flO ::l'" al Urban Block ]~ Urban Block g ... 1i ~t ~~ ~li0 ~ .. ~ ~! -It' .-

    19 587 31 43 212 3 20 594 189 44 464 198 21 516 79 45 581 387 22 543 20 46 612 43 6 23 547 390 1 115 Ward 7 4.632 2,036 14 11 275 24 ~ 12 250 4 Block 47 407 58 13 ]33 ..rn: 48 41t) 140 19 30 49 504 39 50 452 Ward 4 3,571 2,054 11 51 626 334 I!fli 52 353 104 (1 Block 24 463 279 53 366 204 7 wrl'li 25 665 594 7 54 264 126 26 358 248 \ 55 567 558 27 296 259 56 606 467 28 579 300 3 71 6 29 561 192 I 30 649 182 4 I

    Ward 5 4,531 554 II 118/10/IV Kish:mgara 62,032 11,096 779 m I ~ Block 31 597 1 Ward 1 2.002 928 .tffi; 32 678 5 I Ifli 33 680 34 i 34 437 153 , Block 1 496 274 35 551 45 Iffi'l'i 2 43] 210 6 36 652 128 3 472 79 37 395 69 4 603 365 38 541 120 11 Ward 2 2,646 833 37 Ward 6 3.996 704 6 ,"i '".Block 5 616 153 Block 39 498 11 ~ 6 471 38 24 1m 40 498 7 607 87 41 555 9 8 556 252 7 42 576 53 9 396 303 n 254

    APPENDIX-I

    DISTRICT: 10. AJMER f~r: 10. ~m

    Q ~.~ Q ~.~ ~ '".. ..'" .8 III '0 ~.~ "Q .~ ~'!; £J!2 .~ ~ .~ 8 Name of Town/Ward/ uJ!:: Name of Town/Ward/ 3'" ... uJ£ ~l;: Iu.l g_~ -gl;: 8 IUl -g~ Urban Block ~1 Q '@ Urban Block g-m ]~ ~ o·~ .. 2 ... tv -tv ot -_;:.8 ~ iW'l: !liT OfTTf/'frt I 3 .g&; ..-:;..c ~ '1'111: 'liT ifTf{ / 'f.fr~ I :::~ "Q&: ' "'11:6 IPItG gE~ ;mU1l'ii<117fi -IE: _g~ _g~ v;:srttr 'tf['U

    1 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5

    Ward 3 4,280 1,061 63 Ward 7 2,292 68 ~ 'IR Block 10 536 46 47 Block 37 378 9 W11't 11 456 63 8 ~'ti 38 454 4 12 572 56 39 509 41 13 439 224 40 951 14 14 542 43 15 677 224 Ward 8 1,649 109 1 16 484 223 8 l5((i 17 574 182 Block 41 478 3 ;('fT'Ii 42 537 42 Ward 4 3,377 800 5 43 634 64 ~ Block 18 386 252 Ward 9 1,703 119 7 ~ ~T'Ii 19 434 54 20 475 67 Block 44 370 21 415 17 5 i~ 45 632 18 7 22 439 20 46 701 101 23 348 15 24 388 170 Ward 10 1,693 172 25 492 205 'fli Block 47 658 70 Ward 5 3,383 371 519 ~ij; 48 594 32 49 441 70 Block"'. 26 392 19 3 ;OfT'I\' 27 548 1 5 Ward 11 2,262 60 1 !{B 28 545 103 5 29 490 28 Block 50 680 30 646 176 60 .;;ct' 51 672 31 762 44 446 52 579 56 1 53 331 4 Ward 6 3,028 108 'lfi Ward 12 2,740 76 Block 32 629 6 ct1 0<1% 33 556 24 Block 54 350 11 34 623 55 iffi1f; 55 393 10 35 572 9 56 501 38 36 648 14 57 442 255

    APPENDIX-I

    DISTRICT: 10. AJMER f'lloTT : 10. ~"I!m

    c:I '" 1:1 '"Q) ]!g u .g ~.!;= u .~ (;j.~ "0 "0 ... .~ .~ C

    58 538 9 Ward 17 2,215 724 59 516 8 'fTi

    Ward 13 3,509 849 71 Block 85 483 295 92 IfTi ~ 86 479 87 471 62 Block 60 522 96 88 368 14] i<1i'fi 61 516 40 89 414 134 62 579 93 63 431 70 Ward 18 1,775 291 64 382 191 m 65 519 139 57 66 560 220 14 Block 90 403 46 ~% 9l 370 45 4 Ward 14 " 3,301 1,261 92 458 10

    APPENDIX-) i:>ISl'RicT: to, AJMER f~: 10. ~~

    = .. = '"u :l'!i «) ~ «) .~ 7ij.,_ p-~ '0 ,~

    APPENDIX-I

    DISTRICT: 10. AlMER fGm: 10. ~l'JIlt~

    d '" d '"C) .8 0 .g ~ ..... C) ~.~ "0 .; ~l ." .It" (!:: 0 . 0 Name of Town/Ward/ E ~i Name of Town/Ward! a~ "0 Urban Block ~~ Urban Block -g~ ~!II) ~ .. ~ u III ~ .. ~ "I1R 'fiT

    36 380 25 Ward 10 2,523 72 37 458 IIni 529 10 38 Block 61 695 ~ 62 620 72 Ward 6 2,277 935 3 63 226 ~i 64 46g Block 39 600 59 3 65 514 iOfT'f. 40 482 360 41 546 508 Ward 11 2,717 59 42 649 8 ,,~. Block 66 545 11 Ward 7 2,403 41 .

    APPENDIX-I

    DIStRICT: 10. AJMER f;;mr: 10. ~

    ..II) ~.~ II) ~.~ 0 0= = '" 'a tj.; II) .9 t).1- :;:: 'a -:; ",r:- :9JE (3 .~ .! :gi 0 .~ !!:~ !Ill Name of Town/Ward/ 0>- Name of Town/Ward/ -a ... u~ -ott- -o~ Urban Block ~fG.) ~~II) Urban Block g-.~ II) ~~ ~ .. 1i g.·m ~o~ 1i -IV ;rrrt !¥iT 'fTff/f.rril !~ :§! :;::.0 It- ifl11:: I¥iT ";fTf{ JerTi I ~tr :gl -6J! :gt ;:rlJ1;Tlf -=IS' ~~ ~Tlf i{'fT"P i<.1'i''fi ~i! "'Il;'" ,gW; 3§! oil; i~ ~ 16-' ~r;J ~t; .3z Il; f-< 16-' ~r ~~

    1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5

    84 545 139 110 525 72 85 505 41 13 111 557 56 86 502 131 87 269 59 Ward 19 2,914 88 88 173 70 7 'Oi Block 112 488 38 Ward 15 4,180 460 ~ 113 617 erti 114 252 115 287 89 52 Block 703 116 268 i~T'Ii 61 90 713 117 476 91 272 200 118 526 92 583 22 93 468 Ward 20 2,393 28 94 575 95 Ifri 95 540 5 96 326 25 Block 119 426 18 ~ 120 448 Ward 16 2,234 61 121 450 8 584 ~ 122 123 485 2 Block 97 320 i~T

    .. ~ . .. ,., • ,_. u _ ~ ..... 259

    APPENDIX-I DIstRICT: 10. AJMER f;;r~ ; 10. 9;fGilf~

    rIl c:l Q 0) ~.~ 0) .g !!.~ 0) 0 '" "0 -:; "0 t;.~ :9 dE 0 'rr -:; Name of Town/Ward/ -;; ... l3~ (3 'rr Name of Town/Ward/ l3dE Urban Block c.~ ~~ 0) Urban Block ~ Q ~~ ~~ :§! :§! u;::!'* ;:mUll' i~ ~§i 'ftroll' iOTT'ii .3z~ ~ ~. ~f ~W ...:IZ ~~, ~f ~f 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5

    Ward 23 2,224 625 161 519 127 ~ 162 495 lZg Block 137 353 302 163 485 164 ~ 138 394 188 514 1 165 139 491 123 70S 504 166 617 140 459 12 13 167 704 32 141 527 Ward 28 3,182 2,407 Ward 24 2,736 148 ani IImi Block 168 259 13 Block 142 555 31 ~T'll 169 40t t<1'W 143 503 108 170 511 502 144 667 9 171 514 492 145 470 172 548 525 146 541 173 488 413 174 461 461 Ward 25 2,525 813 33 eni Ward 29 3,615 725 2 Block 147 426 35 i~ 148 503 9 'IT- Block 175 618 149 425 i<'IT'ii 176 332 25 150 298 286 177 337 123 151 423 243 33 178 395 62 152 450 240 179 536 193 2 180 447 18 2,445 280 41 Ward 26 181 483 19 lilA 182 467 285 Block 153 484 41 10 cm'li 154 454 15 Ward 30 3,495 1,675 21 155 404 37 17 'fIi 156 430 125 10 Block 183 562 301 157 673 62 4 ~ 184 352 90 6 185 406 214 1,140 1 Ward 27 5,849 186 383 283 6 lri un 41b 332 Block 158 586 88 1 188 404 136 5 m'ii 159 680 189 466 59 160 541 247 190 504 260 4 260

    }.PPENDIX-I otSTRICT : 10. AlMER ~ 10. ~l;f~

    I=l .. s::; "'._ '"CI) CI)~ II) S jj 0 .2 't; ..,_ .2 ~.~ P-JE '0 (0 .;:: ~ '0 ro~ 0 .tt= 0 .tt= iii .... ~ Name of Town/Ward/ r-It" Name of Town/Ward! ,;_ f-" U ):g Urban Block ],Ii ~i 'gr;- Urban Block r io;r ~i "E;

    Ward 31 1,509 262 Ward 5 2,437 278 51 .,. .m Block 191 5 Block 10 529 242 4 io:rTlfi 192 27 12 ~ 11 477 34 5 193 217 14 12 477 1 194 12 13 473 195 14 481 1 41 196 102 13 197 299 78 Ward 6 1,697 226 219 198 494 77 l!i'1i 199 55 9 Block 15 694 109 212 200 56 ;ffi'lfi 16 513 34 3 201 140 29 17 490 83 4 202 102 30 Ward 7 1,512 62 .m Block 18 363 11 IS/tO/VI Vijaynagar 15,191 1,961 369 ~ 19 520 19 f~I:t~~ 20 629 32 Ward 1 1,148 29 en Ward 8 1,210 I 45 18 'ITi Block 1 579 iOiTlfi 2 569 29 Block 21 665 20 10 -mlfi 22 545 25 8 Ward 2 1,222 21 en Ward 9 1,433 839 34 Block 3 553 16 tni i01'tlfi 4 669 5 Block 23 348 215 8 ~ 24 431 225 24 Ward 3 1,420 78 1 25 327 160 2 IfIi 26 327 239 Block 5 703 40 Ward 10 1,986 327 46 I\iTlfi 6 346 2 7 371 36 en Block 27 332 22 Ward 4 1,126 56 28 449 88 .... 29 468 54 44 Block 8 481 28 30 391 113 .m~ 9 645 28 31 346 50 2 ~61

    APP£NJ)IX-J

    DISTRICT: 10. AJMER ~; 10. ~«

    V> Vl'- III .::; 4) s:: "'.- ;;, o~ .!l vI:!' ~'S: :e.tr: ... :§ ",.~ :eJ'Z " ';i: "'If; .... r;; "::l .~ "'"c' "al!"!;' "; 1 own 'Ward; ~ E-rr- 0 Name of Town/Wardl ~ ' ,f :;;J- v-:= :::.-- Urkm Block ~I;" ~I;" Urban Block Cl.~ .::: 16- 0."'"olW ~ .. ~ ~i:[ o'11'f. ~~ ~~ ~tf 3z'ii ~ ~. ~b<" .elf~

    2 3 4 S 2 3 4 5

    IS/10/VII Sarwar 9,115 1,472 274 Ward 8 M44 3 ~

    Ward 4 773 14 I8/tO/VIII Kekri 20,393 3,798 69 lifrg· ~~

    Block 7 362 10 Ward 1 1,821 915 20 ~ 8 411 4 "Ti Block 1 617 194 18 Ward 5 773 18 1 iiftifi 2 641 450 ern" 3 563 271 2 Block 9 329 18 iii'li'fl 10 444 Ward 2 1,381 156 1 m 6 1,049 15 Ward Block 4 480 123 7 fri ~ 5 440 Block 11 557 4 6 461 33 ~l''fl 12 492 11 Ward 3 1,509 247 Ward 7 949 24 "fIi

    ~ Block 7 473 S~ Block 13 569 8 i<'If.f; 8 516 128 ;ffi'fi 14 380 16 9 520 60 262

    APPENDIX-I DistRIct: 10. AlMER r.mr: 1O.~

    til Q :J'~ 1'1 u :J't: 0 '"u ,9 "<:I ,2 :SJE ... ~.~ :SJ!:: ... ~.~ -8 .! ',," ~ U~ "Ii 0 'tr Name of Town/Ward} uJ!:: !--- -gil> ~ .. 'i Urban Block ~,~ .!I .: 'W ~l :gl ~e! ;m<:Tlf ;;;rJ'1; '" .gt..8 '~~I iflRTtr ~'fi ...I;f'li ~ ~. ~~ ~I;; ~Zll; ~ ~. ~f ~f

    2 3 4 S 2 3 4 S

    Ward 4 1,474 464 12 26 386 21 ~ 27 323 110 Block 10 604 354 12 o.r'f!f; 11 369 37 Ward 10 1,491 72 12 501 73 tri

    Ward 5 1,367 192 3 Block 28 342 m iffi;p 29 366 72 30 386 Block 13 440 62 31 397 ~ 14 425 95 15 502 35 3 Ward 11 1,546 1 Ward 6 1,655 162 If1i 1Qi 444 Block 16 504 21 Block 32 amij;' 33 509 1 it'JJ!!i 17 629 57 18 522 84 34 593

    1,455 192 1 Ward 7 Ward 12 1,563 997 rni 'fTi Block 19 472 143 .~ 20 549 39 Block 35 543 295 21 434 10 ~ 36 552 266 37 468 436 Ward 8 1,229 29 If1i Ward 13 2,234 218 26 Block 22 555 14 ~ "'~ 23 674 15 Block 38 438 24 Ward 9 1,668 153 39 383 9 ..,. ""'" 40 415 12 23 Block 24 465 7 41 354 3 ~ 25 494 15 42 644 173 263

    APPENDIX-II qfO~-I1 Y!LtAGfS CLASSIFIFD BY POPULATION SIZ~ ~Wl ill 0('~1~"3~'< Qt;{f .. ~ DISTRICT ; 10. AJMER Nwt: 10. mt

    -- -~~----~--. ------~-.--'" Code Code Population Population Population Size No. Name of tbe Village Population Size No. Name of the Village \!fif~~ ~~

    1 2 3 4 ! 2 3 4

    TEHSIL : 1. AJMER ~~: I. ~t 139 Kalyanipura 215 140 Kesharpura 482 Less than 200 (16) 35 Leela Sewri 189 142 Kurari 333 59 Pratappura 164 147 Gaderi 485 81 Shivpura 7 160 Rampura Nyara 209 117 Manpura 120 163 Chat 430 127 Kadampura 108 164 Dholadanta D~rathoo 4U9 131 Raghunathpura 123 168 Naharpura 265 138 Lachhmipura 107 169 Rampura 374 143 Rajpura 44 172 Kabri Cbat 286 148 Ashapura 161 174 Amarpura 253 155 Rata Khera 100 Magri 890 156 Bara Patthar 78 500-999 (43) 3 845 165 Jagpura 188 6 Magra 648 170 Jhabarkiya 43 11 Jatli 849 171 Bakhtawarpura 24 12 Akbri Nolakha 698 173 Bhagwanpura 160 17 505 177 Bhairoo Khera 144 18 Godiyawas 19 Gurha 884 200-499 (30) 2 Hansiyawas 376 29 Khori 763 5 Hoshiyara 455 30 Kanwalai 872 16 Khonda 492 34 Kanas 884 23 Chandiyawas 445 37 Nedaliya 636 27 Padarr,pura 458 44 Rampura Nand 831 36 Pushkar (Rural) 430 47 Sethan 773 53 Jetgarh 319 48 Fatehpura 544 57 Bakhtawarpura 480 54 Ratangarh 171 61 Hanwantpura .94 60 Nad 507 625 71 Satsari 441 72 Lali Khera 906 93 Arjunpura Khalsa 417 75 Nathoothala 970 99 Lachhipura 463 16 Nooriyawas 507 104 Pachmata 226 84 Daulat Khera 753 106 Ajba-Ka-Bariya 451 86 Soodlai Amargarh 915 121 Mohanpura 200 87 620 124 Banewari 499 90 Ansari 749 130 Kenya. Kburd ,l43 95 Kotbaj "82 135 Nepoli 252 96 Nabarpura Kbapri 788 136 Deoliya 377 100 264

    APPENDIX-II

    DIstRICT : H). AJMER f:jfffi: 1O. ~;;N1;

    Code Code Population Population Population Size No. Name of the Village Population Size No. Name of the Village :.;r;{~lll \ifi'f~~r !fit m'fiT'{ m>r lfiT ;:rrq ~ii!iT'lo1TiifiT'{ ~ 'Afll" 'liT 'l'R ~ m 1981 1981 i{1:~ ;:(Mf'{

    1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    115 Gudli 515 5S Karnos 1,469- 118 Rampura Aheeran 742 56 Dhuwariya 1,334

    123 Hathi Batta 937 58 Bhatsoori 1,187 > 128 Chandsen 642 62 Rampura Dabla 1,320 129 Nawab 637 63 Bhagwanpura 1,298 132 Marajhari 755 66 Kalesara 1,779 134 Soor, j:1 'Jra 587 68 Alipura 1,434 137 Maoshiya 574 73 Dantra 1,655 144 Mandiyani 714 74 Dodiyana 1,090 145 Modi 901 78 Ambamaseena 1,355 146 Lavera 748 79 Doomara 1,740 149 Dilwari 699 82 Makreda 1,395 151 Bewanja 721 83 Manga1 iyawas 1,478 IS9 Jaswantpura 593 85 Lamana 1,171 161 Hanwantiya 608 91 Bbeempura 1,150 166 Motipura 657 92 Arjunpura Jageer 1,048 175 Dholadanta Nyara 674 94 Kesarpura 1,993 97 Miyapur 1,158 98 Kaklana 1,332 1,000-1,999 (62) 4 Ararka 1,573 103 Bithoor 1,592 8 Sarana 1,099 105 Banewara 1,229 10 Utra 1,948 108 Bubaniya 1,731 13 Gegal 1,088 109 Nandla 1,956 ]4 Mubami 1,513 III Balwanta 1,310 15 Bubani 1,750 112 Jatiya 1,392 20 Bhoodal 1,873 113 Danta 1,348 21 Ladpura 1,153 116 Kana Kheri 1,144 24 Chhatri 1,262 119 Jilawara 1,271 25 Kayar 1,614 122 Pharkiya 1,030 26 Chachiyawas 1,222 125 Kanpura 1,903 28 Hokran 1,247 133 Samproda 1,121 32 TiIora 1,332 150 Dilwara 1,154 33 Deonagara @ Galti 1,319 152 Dhal 1,50t 38 BanseH ],194 153 Tilana 1,176 40 Chawandiya 1,115 154 Sa nod 1,988 41 Kishanpura Goyala 1,805 158 Loharwara 1,851 42 Sooraj Kund 1,163 162 Bhatiyani 1,457 43 Nand 1,564 167 Jharwasa 1,959 45 Leswa 1,052 176 Nyara 1,447 . 50 Reechhmaliya 1,088 51" Pagara 1,667 2.000-4,999(21) Baba,}'dcha 2,080 52 - Mewariya 1,597 7 Ramner Dhani 2,401 _.- .- 265

    APPENDIX-II

    DISTRICT' 10. <\JMER ~ 10. ~~it<:

    Code Population Code Population Size No. Name of the Village Population Size No. Name of the Village Population ~ ~'l>TmTm

    1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    9 Narwar 3,831 96 Dbani Deomand 52 22 Gagwana 2,895 98 Raghunathpura 114 31 Kandel 3,552 118 Pacheenpala 125 39 Ganahera 2,140 122 Dhani Purohitan 22 64 Picholiya 2,893 123 Kebaniya 30 65 Budhwara 2,133 131 Kalyanpura 158 67 Nagelao 2,668 156 Kishanpura 113 69 Gola 3,265 4,702 70 Jethana 200-499 (39) 4 Aou 454 2,577 77 Bhanwata 6 Bakarwalya 363 88 Leeri 3,493 12 Kardala 481 89 Bidakchiyawas 2,893 14 Ujoli 354 101 Rajgarh 4,329 17 Manpura 306 102 Bhawani Khera 2,276 19 Dardoond 394 107 Baghsllri 2,299 24 Ramgarh 285 110 Rajosi 3,015 27 Parasoli 397 114 Beer 2,367 29 Pandanga 290 126 Tihari 2,108 34 Motipura 262 157 Derathoo 2,526 40 Seengla 488 47 Mordi 409 Govindgarh 6,310 5,000-9,999 (5) 46 63 Kalyanpura 283 Peesangan 8410 49 65 Brijpura 425 Saradhana 5,108 80 69 Tolamal 371 Shreenagar 5,583 120 70 Mandawariya 347 5,004 141 Ramsar 71 Phaloda 433 76 Khera Karmsotan 472 77 Ganeshpura 225 79 Nohariya 48.t TEHSIL : 2. KISHANGARH ~ : 2. f~gr:;1T;; 33 Choondri ·m 88 Ran .t24 Less than-2oo (18) 10 Kishanpura 104 90 Kachanya 352 21 Rajpura 175 99 Khera .220 25 Keriya-Ki-Dhani 110 106 Bharla 227 28 Mokhampura 199 109 Indoli 398 31 Panwaron-Ki -Dhani 86 110 Almas 213 r 35 Sagarmala 39 116 Beenjarwaea 289 37 Bansea 170 117 Motipura 489 44 Ghaswan·Ki·Dhani 158 lZ5 GopaJpura 483 59 Gudli 191 128 Keriya .,'0'} 80 Pedi Bbata 190 137 Bhavsa 3;)4 93 Dhani Rathoran 138 138 GabaJpura 494 2tl6

    APPENDIX-II

    OIStRiCt : 10. AJMER ~~ 10.~

    Code Population Code PopulatiOQ Population Size No. Name of the Village Population Size No. Name of the Village ~ ;;j";:r9'~!.H ~'IiT~ m iT'I1 'liT i{fIf 1981 ~'liTmm m m 'f:T i{fIf 1981 ifI'iI': ~

    1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    144 Kakalwara 485 119 Kalanada 520 146 Mothi 279 120 Dholpuriya 846 147 Mandiyawad Khurd 499 126 Jhadol 831 148 Mandiyawad Kalan 318 127 Mandawariya 733 157 Pandarwara 460 132 Nonandpura 539 158 Dothli 429 135 Goli 525 136 Juglipura 600 141 Dang 500-999 (49) 2 Jhag 724 810 142 Seel 8 Palri Bhoptan 695 970 145 9 Jakholai 570 Goondli 584 149 Balapura 20 Nawa 800 593 150 Moondoti 22 Raghunathpura 965 743 153 Jorawarpura 23 Kalyanpura 577 817 159 Goojarwara 30 Amarpura 631 548 160 Sarwar 33 Rodawas 565 671 38 Thai 994 42 Nonandpura 748 1,000-1,999 (32) 1 Bhilawat 1,602 49 Kathoda 534 3 Nosal 1,061 50 lunda 585 5 Sinodiya 1,455 53 Rampura 667 7 Bhadoon 1,927 56 Bhojiyawas 597 11 Kotdi 1,079 60 Tityari 615 13 Khajpura Bhairwai 1,263 62 Palri Pathanan 781 15 Jajota 1,603 67 Mobanpura 669 16 Paner 1,563 68 Nayagaon 625 18 Nitooti 1,290 73 Kakniyawas 855 36 Singara 1,369 82 Churii 590 41 Salemabad 1,821 84 Bargaon 536 52 Narena 1,105 87 Beeti 617 54 Buharoo 1,096 91 Udaipur Khurd 573 57 Tokara 1,127 92 Silora 742 58 Khatoli 1,400 9S Dbani Purohitan 994 61 Peenglod 1,355 97 Udaipur Kalan 776 66 Cheeta Khera 1,185 101 Bhanwada 595 74 Naloo 1,214 102 Godiyana 587 75 Mundoti 1,132 103 Kada 513 81 Patan 1,262 104 Moondolao 924 86 Sargaon l,4lO 108 Chosla 613 94 Kishangarh (Rural) 1,623 112 Khandach 953 100 Tikawara 1,188 113 Tihari 837 105 Deopuri 1,195 114 Mala 672 115 Bhogadeet 1,195 261

    APPENoIX-U DISTRICT : 10. AJMER f;;mt : 10. m<:

    Code Population Code Population Size No. Name of the Village I Population Size No. Name of the Village Population ;;r;:r«~r . ~1Tf ~~I 'IiT~g,T< IDlf '!iT iJTlT ~ 1981 ~ 'liT mlfiR ~ ~TlT '!iT iJTlT 1981 ~ ~

    2 3 4 2 3 4

    133 Sinroj 1,520 15 Bhawani Kbera 16 134 Gagoonda 1,160 (Naya Nagar) 139 Bhanbholao 1,965 22 Ratanpura Jboontha 142 143 Sandolya 1,434 24 Theekrana Goojran 143 152 Gotbiyana 1,662 26 Daulatpura Balaiyan 137 154 Jheerota 1,318 27 Rampura Mewatiyan 137 ISS Dhasook 1.825 (Rural) 28 Shobhapura 4 2,000-4,999 (15) 26 Karkedi 3,934 29 Mediya (Naya Nagar) 193 43 Ralawatan 2,597 32 Doongar Khera 151 45 Sursura 3,482 35 Fatehpuriya-I1 (Rural) 23 51 Tyod 2,031 37 Ramsar Balaiyan 192 55 Harmara 3,835 39 Banewari 168 64 Kucbeel 3,243 47 Khejarla 186 72 Tiloniya 2,249 54 Ramsar Inda 6 78 Bandar Seendri 3,160 55 Pratappura (Rajiyawas) 66 89 Barna 3,063 57 Lamba (Rajiyawas) 104 107 Katsoora 2,600 58 Bhainroo Khera 193 111 Deendwara 2,232 (Dhola Danta) 124 Dudiya 2,868 62 Himmatpura 170 129 Lamba 2,874 63 Bhainsapa 185 130 Arain 3,863 64 Rajendra 54 151 Ankodiya 2,272 6S Thakarawas 5(1 5,000-9,999 (l) 48 Roopangarh 5,932 67 Bariya Loomba 172 68 Hariya Mota J75 10,000 & above Nil Nil Nil 69 Bariya Ajba 178 71 Bariya Teja 59 Uninhabited(6) 31 Chak Motipura 72 Seeli Beri 166 39 Chak Nonandpura 75 Gazipura 46 46 Chak Beer 82 Rajpura Bochan III 85 Sooratpura 85 Dhola Danta·II 150 121 Raghunathpura 86 Dhawli 7() 140 Dangra 93 Kalan Khera 15 94 Baral (Jawaja) 159 98 Kishanpura (Dewata) 179 102 Jaliya-II Bas Lala 99 TEHSIL : 3. BEAWAR <'I~)<;r : 3. il:[Tlfl: 118 Deolatan 124 135 Taragarh 197 Less tban 200 (83) 6 Hal rajpura (Naya Nagar) 197 144 Banar Khtrd 110 7 Bhagwanpura (Naya Nagar) 165 146 Jagpura 189 12 Nayasar 141 147 Malpura (Dewata) 135 13 Pilani 131 268

    APPENDIX-II OlStRICt : 10. AJMER ron: 10. ~

    Code Code Population Papulation Size No. Name of tbe Village Population Population Size No. Name of tbe Village ~ ~'Htijlfl ~1fiT~ ~ w:r 'fiT "fTli 1981 ~ 'fiT m'fiT<: ~ '1Tl1 'iiT "I T1l' 1981 ilHT<: ij+iT<:

    1 2 3 4 2 3 4

    148 Hatban Khera 171 200-499 (109) Chaura Nimri 228 152 Kala Dara 194 5 Jobar Khera 399 154 Kanpura (Dewata) 86 9 Saradbna 277 156 Bhambipura 142 10 Gopalpura 387 158 Surajpura (Sarweena) 195 11 Rahman Khera 220 170 Ramsar Mohalla 106 17 Deogarh (Kharba) 287 172 Jetpl.fJ 163 23 Fatehpuriya-I 308 179 Kaliyanwas 152 30 Makreda 380 183 Semla 65 38 Bariya Shyama 333 200 Rampura Gaina 175 41 Badiya Jagga 295 ::01 Sarkana 115 42 Govindpura (Rural) 215 207 Roopabcli Khurd 103 43 Ganesbpura 376 208 Reecbhmal 163 (Naya Nagar Rural) 218 Koompura 159 44 Naya Nagar (Rural) 233 220 Karwai 187 46 Bhojpura 489 222 Kheta Khera 177 48 Motipura 304 227 Ratangarh 181 49 Sowaniya 284 231 Gurha 187 52 Khariya Khera 311 233 Sabalpura 197 59 Ram Khera Dhanar 274 235 Bachpari 189 60 Lalpura Dhanar 335 236 Chak Masooda 6 61 Kali Kankar 373 242 Pratappura 135 66 Bassi (Jawaja) 290 243 Devipura 108 70 Bariya Gena 277 244 Indrapura 74 74 Rampura Dooda 346 249 Topas 144 76 Kishanpura (Kali Kankar) 497 253 Ladpura 98 77 Amarpura (Kali Kankar) 241 256 Karnipura 44 78 Khcra Dand 253 260 Kashipura 1 80 Karlan 390 263 Bbalesariya 168 81 Naharpura 406 264 Jaswantpura 126 83 Kharla Khera 227 270 Bhagwanpura (Masooda) 147 84 Rohida Khera 406 274 Sbyampura 77 88 Thooni Thak 325 280 Mohaopura 176 89 Biyan Khera 252 281 Jetpura 99 91 Khera Neemri 353 284 Ganesh Magri 166 92 Nai Khurd 404 285 Adeda 124 95 Punera 345 299 Lakshtnipura 91 96 Roopana 254 303 Ganeshpura (Hanootiya) 80 97 CbiJiya Bar 465 304 SaJarmala II 171 99 Kalat Khera 206 316 lakshtni Khera 155 100 Bhagwanpura (Jawaja) 246 317 Ganeshpura 7S 103 Jaliya-II Basroopa 346 269

    APPENDIX-II

    DISTRICT : 10. AJMER f~; 1O.~

    Code Population Code Population Size No. Name of the Village Population Si2:e No. Name of the Village Population ~lfl 'Ofilmr ;r;r~ 'fiT m

    1 2 3 4 2 3 4

    104 Bariya Bhau (Jawaja) 438 213 Renpura 206 105 Jaliya-II Baspeetha 388 221 Guwardi 30'.1 107 JaUya-1I Bas Durga 237 224 Sarniya 455 109 Lasani 352 225 Kashipura 373 112 Amarpura (Khera Kalan) 251 229 Bhainr{'o Khera 375 119 Asan (Khera Kalan) 255 234 Landi 2~8 120 Ganeshpura (Satoo Khera) 259 238 Bhawani Khera (Masooda) 305 123 Gogela 284 245 Kesharpura (Surajpura) 209 124 Dhola Danta (Barakhan) 246 248 Pratappura-I 283 125 Rodiyana 317 254 Akrol 226 128 Negadiya 431 257 Deopura (Hanootiya) 203 133 Mewasa 241 258 Dhani Khera 207 141 Bhainroo Khera 254 266 Deogarh 213 (Bar Kocharan) 267 Shyopura 398 145 Bhooriya Khera Kalan 448 268 Deopura 452 150 Sbivnagri 486 269 Lalawas 310 155 Dewata 366 272 Ratanpura 286 157 Bariya Naga 411 275 Salarmala-I 476 161 Sarveena 469 277 Motipura 368 164 Balai KheTa 205 286 JaliY8 (lamola) 290 167 Sanwa 253 287 Daulatpura (JamoJa) 441l 171 Mandera 455 289 Satbaliya 447 174 Kesharpura (Parsa) 307 300 Kalyanpura 282 176 Rampura (Kunda-Ka-BaJa) 254 302 Bhainroo Khern 448 177 Bhawani Khera 380 (Hanootiya) (KaJiyawas) 307 Deogarh @ Sooti Kkera 348 180 Ramgarh Jhoontha 286 309 Kesharpura (Sathana) 488 182 Kushalpura (Malpqra) 247 310 DeQP~ra (Sathana) 232 184 Bharkala 349 ~13 Jaisjnghpura 473 185 Roopaheli 389 314 Bahadurpura 350 188 Senspura 244 ~~ Indragarh 429 190 Mandawas 456 193 Khirni Kheta 391 500--999 (76) 4 Fatengarn Sana 'ISO 194 Barrya Bhau Shyamgarh 201 19 Kesbarpura (Kana Khera) 642 195 Lasani 388 20 Kana Kbera 912 202 Moondoti 218 21 Lakheena 600 204 Shivpura Ghata 403 25 Sarmaliya 965 205 BariYa Meda 316 34 Ratanpura Sardara 776 209 Rstanpura Ohata 270 J~ Tht:t!>\l\rana MedratflD 6S9 2()9 Amarpura (Akrol) 402 40 Jaliya.l 898 210 Roopaheli Kalan 242 4$ Shyonathpura 5\)1

    ~,., ..,. ~.~~- ..~. 270

    APPENDIX-" DISTRICT : 10. AJMER fm;rr: 10. ~

    Code Code Population Population Population Size No. Name of the Village Population Size No. Name of the Village ~ '>fi'I«€1:fT ~!fiTm

    1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    51 Durgawas 764 230 Manpura 616 53 Dhola Danta-I 599 232 Rampura 629 56 Narbad Khera 830 237 Bassi (Masooda) 598 90 Nai Kalan 955 239 Dhola Danta 667 106 Surajpura (Sarveena) 742 240 Ragpura 910 108 Rawatmal 582 246 Surajpura (Kesharpura) 560 110 Naya :-';'hera 526 247 Daulatpura (Kesharpura) 848 113 Khodmal 844 251 Dedpura 916 114 Charpalan 749 252 Dewas 521 115 Bamanhera 779 255 Shiv Nagar 666 116 Dewal Fatehpur 772 261 Shivpuri 590 121 Satoo Khera 601 265 Deomali 671 122 Barakhan 659 273 Kushalpura 786 129 Ranata Bhagwanpura 623 276 Kala Heri 606 131 Bala Cbarat 658 279 Nasoon 795 132 PaId 812 282 Keriya 814 136 Rudhana 707 283 Chawandiya 926 137 Khera Danti 684 292 Kanpura 955 138 Soniyana 843 294 Fatehgarh 540 140 Bihar Ratanpura 691 296 Lordi 930 143 Bhooriya Kbera Khurd 515 297 Peethawas 572 149 Anakar 519 298 Keloo 744 151 Deokhera 624 306 Bara Asan 658 153 Sangarwas 659 312 Khoontiya 594 159 Jaitgarh (Bamaniya) 608 319 Mokhampura 747 163 Shabpura Kalinjar 956 323 Nagar 891 165 Rayta Khera 627 173 Singhariya 672 1,000-1,999(35) 2 Roopnagar 1,447 175 Noondrimal Deo (Rural) 839 14 Sargaon 1,143 178 Bayla 717 16 Peeplaj 1,746 181 Malpura (Kaliyawas) 706 33 Noondri Medratan ],574 187 Garhi Thoriyan (Rural) 889 50 Ramwas 1,112 191 Suhawa 866 73 Kotra 1,812 196 Lasadiya 896 87 Kabra 1,540 197 Andhi Deori 724 101 Jawaja 1,870 198 Pakhariyawas 595 111 Dadola 1,374 212 Kanpura (Daulatpura) 567 117 Baghmal 1,248 214 . Uttami 717 126 Medi)(a Khera Kalan 1,024

    21& .' Chorasiya 635 ~ - --' "1.:10 BaDjari 1.210 ~--;- ~, 217 .. Kheempura 961 139 Lotiyana 1.247 228 Moyana 800 142 Bar Kochran 1,225

    .. ~---~.---. 271

    APPENDIX-II

    DISTRICT : 10. AlMER f'>lm : 10. ~;;r~<:

    Code Population Code Population Population Size No. Name of the Village Population Size No. Name of the Village \iI'f~ \iI'f~lilfr ~ ~1s lfl1I' ;;r:r 1981 1981 ;;1'i;f't ~

    1 2 3 4 2 3 4

    160 Suradiya 1,052 79 Boonti Salar 162 Kalinjar 1,398 192 Araji Guwardi 166 Rajiyawas 1,831 199 Soona Chodsiya 168 Gohana 1,254 241 Kankar Nadi 169 Ateetmand 1,129 186 Balar (Rural) 1,243 189 Delwara (Rural) 1,337 211 Jeewana 1,155 TEHSIL : 4. SAR W AR a~m<1 : 4. ij"'{

    APPENDIX-II

    DISTRICT: 10. AJMER ~:10.~

    Code Code Population Population Size No. Name of the Village Population Population Size No. Name of the Village ~ ;;r;:r~lSl:rT 1Illl' !fiT ';JT1i ~ !fiT mlfiT1: mlfiTilT1r ~!fiT~ m 1981 m 1981 ;:n:;r"{ ;r;;n:

    1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    80 Rajpura 265 73 Heengtara 765 83 Pratappura 443 76 Peeproli 659 84 Surajpura 315 78 Sapdoonda 971 86 Chhapri 391 85 Tajpura 626 87 Sarwar (Rural) 267 90 Chakwa 630 91 Miyan 318 94 Chandali 561 92 Irni}an 401 97 Rampali 761 93 Gundali 437 99 JaIiya 677 95 Ajgari 399 107 Alamboo 647 98 Beelya 479 102 Kheri 362 1,000-1,999 (17) 2 Kalyanpura 1,003 105 Gopalpura 350 4 Gudaliya 1,102 106 Shyampura 399 5 Peeproli 1,022 9 Shokaliya 1,389 26 Manoharpura 1,646 500-999 (36) 1 Kebaniya 946 28 Sadapura 1,000 10 Kotri 664 32 Dabrela 1,277 11 Bhagwantpura 981 33 Shergarh 1,348 12 Bahera 574 37 Jawafa 1,323 13 Ahera 571 46 Kheeriya 1,632 14 Keriya Kalan 879 54 Birla 1,221 16 Barol 719 62 Syar 1,055 19 Kaseer 935 75 Hingoniya 1,902 20 Riognot 627 81 Lallai 1,560 22 Sbri Rampura 979 82 Ajgara 1,078 23 Banthali 524 88 Bhagwanpura 1,112 24 Kharwar 556 100 Soonpa 1,035 27 Dhos Ramgarh 757 36 Arwar 952 2,000-4,999 (7) 3 Tantoli 2.936 38 Chandma 809 7 Sarana 2,344 40 Satolao 794 31 Borada 2,320 42 Jadana 697 39 Jotayan 2,555 43 Dbigariya Goojran 990 4S Goyla 2,278 44 Sanodiya 540 65 Fatebgarh 2,939 53 Chandolai 687 101 SapIa 2,833 56 Goojarwara 520 5,000-9,999 Nil Nil Nil 57 Harpura 885 58 Sunariya 591 10,000 & above Nil Nil Nil 59 Kasana 574 63 Gordhanpura 552 Uninhabited Villages (3) 52 Balapura 65 Sarsoonda 916 SS Lachhipura 71 Bhatolao 533 96 Chak 'Beelya 273

    APPENDIX-II

    DISTRICT : 10. AJMER Rm 10.~

    Code Population Code Population Population Size No. Name of the Village Population Size No. Name of the Village ~ ~ ~~qy;m: lIill' iIIl ;nlt ~~m;m: m VT1f ~ ;nlI' 1981 V1lf 1981 i!Mn: ~

    1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    TEHSIL: S. KEKRI ~: 5. iF~T 113 Shambhoopura 232 115 Kabariya 427 127 Amli (Jooniya) 450 Less than 200 (13) 4 Rampura 148 136 Baneriya 223 21 Balapura 170 138 Mehroo Khurd 25 Govardhanpura 138 368 141 Shokiya Khera 27 Ratanpura 97 315 142 Cheekla 41 Rooppura 50 313 147 44 Dhani 92 Motalao 334 63 Moondiya Khera 195 149 Laxmipura 285 66 Bhairoo Khera 173 150 Peepaliya 366 102 Kekri (Rural) 12 152 Pratappura 361 112 Dayalpura 186 154 Unkarpura 284 155 Rajpura 137 Madhopura 74 471 156 145 Ummedpura 144 Modi 337 157 148 Udai Sagar 90 Bhandawas 393 159 Deo Kheri 426 164 Sundarpura 294 200-499(44) 1 Amargarh 367 2 Motipura 224 171 Rainagar 443 172 Jeetapura 11 Daulatpura 229 324 12 Pratappura 273 24 Sargaon 410 500-999 (59) 3 Rooppura 539 26 Jorawarpura 313 5 Deapura 898 30 Goojarwara 388 9 Sedariya 726 3S Peeloda 439 10 Chhachhundra 647 37 Reo 451 14 Gowaliya 696 40 Pratappura 265 15 Kheri 798 45 Jhabarkiya 404 17 Jheepiya 759 48 Sol Khurd 332 19 Mathaniya 678 49 Sol Kalan 327 23 Gopalpura 506 56 BeeJiya 262 29 Udaigarh Khera 731 64 Barla Khera 222 31 Dhantol 671 65 Udaipur Khera 296 32 Hirapura 629 80 Kadolai 227 34 Raghunathgarh 901 69 Beerwara 326 36 Boobkiya 829 93 Deopura 336 38 Sobri 794 103 Mandha 347 39 Telara 560 106 Ekalseenga 427 42 Chawandiya 502 107 Dhunwaliya 490 46 Ghana 915 108 Jal-Ka-Khera 443 47 Khayra 788 lO9 Ambapura 315 50 Peepliya 507 111 Dholai 275 54 Raghunathpura 686 214

    APPENDIX-II

    DIStRICt : 10. AJMER f'Jlm : 10. ~;oJ~

    Code Code Population Population Population Site No. Name of the Village Population Size No. Name of the Village ~ ;;r;r~r lIT'!' q;r ifl1{ «T1PliT ifl1{ ~q;rm

    1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    57 Kanai Kalan 799 13 Karati 1,034 58 Kanai Khurd 737 16 Padanga 1,803 59 Neemera (Kerot) 640 18 Rata Kot 1,703 60 Kachriya 780 20 Hiyaliya 1,378 67 Neemera (Badli) 856 22 Singawal 1,819 68 Ganahera 774 33 Reechhmaliya @ 1,043 71 Lam;,g:;ra 673 Rammaliya 72 Bagrai 842 43 Ekalseenga 1,471 73 Kheri 562 52 Barla @ Kala Talab 1,087 78 Jetpura 971 55 Keriya Khurd 1,096 84 Meoda Khurd 844 55 Bargaon(Surkhand) 1,546 85 Sarsari 713 61 Padaliya (Bhinay) 1,933 86 Ugan Khera 569 74 Gurha Khurd 1,078 87 Ugai 550 75 Gurha Kalan 1,156 88 Neemod 566 76 Nandsi 1,496 90 Bharai 610 77 Kurthal 1,370 94 Gothra 509 79 Kerot 1,612 100 Kohra 885 81 Bhee'llcawas 1,055 101 Nai Khera 521 82 Kachariya 1,032 105 Naiki 699 96 Aloli 1,687 118 Lasadiya 992 97 Sakariya 1,292 119 Chhabariya 640 98 Pharkiya 1,038 120 Deoliya Khurd 902 116 Karonj 1,519 122 Naya Gaon 941 124 Salad 1,398 123 Man Khand 998 125 Taswariya 1,054 126 Titariya 681 132 Undri 1,315 128 Molkiya 521 133 Gulgaon 1,453 129 Kalera Krishna Gopal 982 134 Sadara J ,818 130 Bogla 974 139 Amli (Sawar) 1,227 135 Sadari 848 140 Bisundni 1,140 143 Gordha 937 146 Kushayta 1,165 151 Cheetawas 541 160 Bajta 1.473 158 Tankawas 688 162 Chosla 1,276 161 Chandthali 625 163 Kalera Kanwarji 1,294 166 Khejri 555 168 Girwarpura 1,041 167 Padaliya (Sawar) 550 169 Neemera (Sawar) 789 2,000-4,999 (17) 6 Bandanwara 4,240 170 Jaswantpura 552 51 Nagola 2,092 62 Chapaneri 2,909 1,000-1,999 (36) 7 Kumhariya 1,399 69 Badli 2,691 ....:J 8 Kitao 1,006 0 Deoliya Kalan 3,829 275

    APPENDIX-II DISTRICT : 10. AJMBR , fQr : 10. ~

    Code Population Code Population Size No. Name of the Village Population Size No. Name of the Village Population ~~ mW!fiT~ Mlf !fiT ;m:r ~!fiT mcm Mlf !fiT ;m:r ~ em 1981 em 1981 ~ ~

    1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    83 Pranhera 2,895 131 Dhoondhari 2,394 91 Khawas 2,751 140 Peeplaj 2,184 92 Kadera 4,353 165 Ghatiyali 3,021 95 Mehroo Kalan 3,951 99 Para 2,706 5,000-9,999 (2) 18 Bhinay 6,555 104 Meoda Kalan 2,190 153 Sawar 6,320 110 Jooniya 3,843 114 Deogaon 2,999 10,000 & above Nil Nil Nil 121 Baghera 4,894 Uninhabited Villages (1) 117 Chak Jooniya

    SPECIAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES

    279

    LIST OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRmES -RAJASTHAN

    As per Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Amendment) Act, 1976

    SCHEDULED CASTES

    Adi Dharmi Khalpa, Machigar, Mochigar, Kooch Band, Kuchband Madar, Madig, Telegu Mochi, Aberi Koria Kamati-Mochi, Ranigar Rohit, Madari, Bazigar Badi Samgar Bagri, Bagdi Mahar, Taral, Dhegumegu Chandal Bairwa, Berwa Mahyavanshi, Dhed, Dheda, Dabgar Bajgar Vankar, Maru Vankar Dhanak, Dhanuk Majhabi Balai Dhankia Banspbor, Bansphod Mang, Matang, Minimadig Dhobi Baori Mang Garodi, Mang Garudi Dholi Bargi, Vargi, Birgi Megh, Meghval, MeghwaJ, Dome, Dom Menghvar Bawaria Gandia Mehar Bedia, Beria Garancha, Gancha Nat, Nut Bhand Garo, Garura, Gurda, Garoda Pasi Bbangi, Chura, Mebtar, Olgana, Rukhi, Malkana, Halalkbor, Gavaria Rawal Lalbegi, Balmiki, Valmiki, Godhi Salvi Korar, Zadmalli Jingar Sansi Bidakia Kalbelia, Sap era Santia, Satia Bola Kamad, Kamadia Sarbhangi Chamar, Bhambhi, Bambhi, Kanjar, Kunjar Sargara Bhambi, Jatia, Jatav, Jatava, Kapadia Sansi Singiwala Mochi, Raidas, Rohidas, Regar, Khangar Thori, Nayak Raigar, Ramdasia, Asadaru, Asodi Chamadia, Chambhar, Khatik Tirgar, Tirbanda Chamgar, Haralayya Harali, Koli, Kori Turi

    SCHEDULED TRIBES

    Bhil, Bhil Garasia, Dholi Bhil, Garasia (excluding Rajput Garasia) Mina Dungri BhH, Dungri Garasia, Kathodi, Katkari, Dhor Kathodi, Naikda, Nayaka, Cholivala Mewasi Bhil, Rawal Bhil, Dhor Katkari, Son Kathodi, Nayaka, Kapadia Nayaka, Tadvi Bhil, Bhagalia, Bhilala, Pawara, Vasava, Vasave Son Katkari Mota Nayaka, Nana Nayaka Bhil Mina Kokna, Kokni, Kukna Patelia Damor, Damaria Koli Dhor, Tokre Koii, Koleha, Seharia, Sehria, Sabariya Dhanka, Tadvi, Tetaria, Valvi Koigha 280

    PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACf FOR SCHEDULED CASTES DisTRICT : 10. AlMER i

    MAIN P Total Scheduled Castes Literates Total District/TehsilJ Population Cultivators ~ Main Workers U.A./CityJTown ~i;f!f'GIif ;it 1Iiref!fIl't ~/~"(fl p~ ~~~ rn.n~ (1) ~~/~/';flfT. (l-lX) li P M F P M F P M uil$ OIifm ~ ~r ~ ~ mR1fu;~

    1 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 9 10 il 12 13 14 IS 16

    DISTRICT : 10. AJMIl:R Total 48,900 264,801 137,049127,752 64,123 50,63813,485 95,23969,045 26,194 34,50323,507 10,996 Rural 28,397 145,382 74,937 70,445 16,528 15,332 1,196 61,354 41,581 19,773 33,75822,891 10,867 Urban 20,503 119,419 62,112 57,307 47,595 35,306 12;289 33,88527,464 6,421 745 616 129

    10 Ajmer Tehsil T 21,410 121.754 63,301 58,453 39,850 28,781 11,069 38,632 29,083 9,549 6,484 4,109 2,375 R 7,387 37,080 19,165 17,915 2,290 1,817 473 15,815 10,246 5,569 6,183 3,858 2,325 U 14,023 84,674 44,136 40,538 37,560 26,964 10,596 22,817 18,837 3,980 301 251 50

    Puskar (M) U 297 1,599 848 751 499 436 63 506 372 134 1 Ajmer (M) U 12,558 75,602 39,552 36,050 34,125 24,280 9,845 20,347 16,844 3,503 300 250 50 Nasirabad (CoB.) U 1,168 7,473 3,736 3,737 2,936 2,248 688 1,964 1,621 343

    2. Kishangarh Tehsil T 7,883 41,149 21,380 19,769 6,091 5,593 498 18,119 12,125 5,994 8,611 5,274 3,337 R 5,789 30,053 15,618 14,435 3,373 3,231 142 14,475 9,105 5,370 8,575 5,249 3,326 U 2,094 11,096 5,762 5,334 2,718 2,362 356 3,644 3,020 624 36 25 11

    Kisbangarh (M) U 2,094 11,096 5,762 5.334 2,718 2,362 356 3,644 3,020 624 36 25 11

    3. Beawar Tebsil T 8,102 41,818 21,387 2Q,431 10,521 9,036 1,485 14,462 10,207 4,255 5,246 3,286 1,960 R 4,728 23,439 11,926 11,513 4,355 4,076 279 8,764 5,968 2,796 5,168 3,231 1,937 U 3,374 18,379 9,461 8,918 6,166 4,960 1,206 5,698 4,239 1,459 78 55 23

    Bcawar (M) u 2,972 16,418 8,434 7,984 5,599 4,477 1,122 4,994 3,676 1,318 32 26 6 Vijaynagar (M) u 402 1.961 1,027 934 567 483 84 704 563 141 46 29 17

    40 Sarwar Tehsil T 3,434 17,959 9,278 8,681 1,786 1,716 70 7,699 5,385 2,314 4,959 3,560 1,399 R 3,159 16,487 8,504 7,983 1,556 1,500 56 7,193 4,989 2,204 4,807 3,442 1,365 U 275 1,472 774 698 230 216 14 506 396 110 152 118 34

    Sarwar(M) u 275 1,472 774 698 230 216 14 506 396 110 152 118 34

    6. Kekri Tehsil T 8,071 42,121 21,703 20,418 5,875 5,512 363 16,327 12,245 4,082 9,203 7,278 1,925 R 7,334 38,323 19,724 11l,599 4.954 4,708 24615,107 11,273 3,834 9,025 7,111 1,914 U 737 3,798 1,979 J ,819 921 804 117 1,220 972 248 178 167 11

    Kekri (M) u 737 3,798 1,979 1,819 921 804 117 1,220 972 248 178 167 11 281

    Household Industry, Marginal Manufacturing, Workers Agricultural Other Workers DistrictjTehsil/ Processing, Servicing m.rfm'fi lFl'IT U.A./City/Town Labourers and Repairs W'lr 'JiT11 'Iii:'T qf.f mcrri'r f~/tr6!frt=r1 irill~~ mv.nf~'Ii ~, (II) [HI, IV, V(b) & ;rrrfur Wf.if.1 ~I ft'l('( ~,~m!:l'f, VI-IX} ~fqf«'T Cf ~ [V(a)] --_-"''----. F PM F PM F PM F PM 00 ;11fffl ~ ~T 6ltfu; ~~ m ~ lQlt ~ olffffl ~

    17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28 29 30 31 2

    13,216 6,862 6,354 5,671 3,942 1,729 41,849 34,734 7,115 8,709 952 7,757 160,853 67,052 93,801 f.m;t,: 10. ~ 12,637 6,502 6,135 3,429 2,798 631 11,530 9,390 2,140 9,196 632 6,564 76,832 32,724 44,108 579 360 219 2,242 1,144 1,098 30,319 25,344 4,975 1,513 320 1,193 84,021 34,328 49,693

    4,737 2,402 2,335 3,208 1,971 1,237 24,203 20,601 3,602 2,450 402 2,048 80,672 33,816 46,856 ~~ ~m~ 4,421 2,193 2,228 1,544 1,175 369 3,667 3,020 647 1,468 151 1,317 19,797 8,768 11,029 316 209 107 1,664 796 868 20,536 17,581 2,955 982 251 731 60,875 25,048 35.827

    5 4 13 10 3 487 357 130 10 6 4 1,083 470 613 ~~(M) 309 204 105 1,560 704 856 18,178 15,686 2,492 845 215 630 54,410 22,493 31,917 ~~~ (M) 2 91 82 9 1,871 1,538 333 127 30 97 5,382 2,085 3,:!97 ij'~R

    2,903 1,460 1,443 661 537 124 5,944 4,854 1,090 1,154 189 965 21,876 9,066 12,810 2,811 1,416 1,395 529 445 84 2,560 1,995 565 1,110 185 925 14,468 6,328 8,140 92 44 48 132 92 40 3,384 2,859 525 44 4 40 7,408 2,738 4,670

    92 44 48 132 92 40 3,384 2,859 525 44 4 40 7,408 2,738 4,670

    1,069 606 463 841 615 226 7,306 5,700 1,606 1,490 191 1,299 25,866 10,989 14,877 1,020 586 434 501 447 54 2,075 1,704 371 1,265 149 1,116 13,410 5,809 7,601 49 20 29 340 168 172 5,231 3,996 1,235 225 42 183 12,456 5,180 7,276

    30 11 19 309 150 159 4,623 3,489 1,134 111 31 80 11,313 4,727 6,586 19 9 10 31 18 13 608 507 101 114 11 103 1,143 453 690

    1,328 688 640 246 221 25 1,166 916 250 840 55 785 9,420 3,838 5,582 1,245 632 613 209 186 23 932 729 203 711 44 667 8,583 3,471 5, 1I2 83 56 27 37 35 2 234 187 47 129 11 118 837 367 470

    83 56 27 37 35 2 234 187 47 129 11 118 837 367 470

    3,t79 1,706 1,473 715 598 117 3,230 2,663 567 2,775 115 2,660 23,019 9,343 13,676 3,140 1,675 1,465 646 545 101 2,296 1,942 354 2,642 103 2,539 20,574 8,348 12,226 39 31 8 69 53 16 934 721 213 133 12 121 2,445 955 1,450

    39 31 8 69 53 16 934 721 213 133 12 121 2,445 955 1,450 ~) (M) 282

    PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES DISTRICT : 10. AJMER

    MAIN ~ Total ~------~------Scheduled Tribes Population Literates Total District/Tehsil/ Main Workers Cultivators V.A.jCity/Town ~"ffl ;;rrGfTfa

    ~ ,.-_~__ ,--..J..___ -, ,--__..\.. ___-. ,.----'- P ~M F PM F PM F PM F Olffm 2;~ ~T Olff'm ~ ~T 6"!ffm ~ ffiT 6"!ffm ~ W

    2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

    DlSTRlCT: 10. AJMER Total o.i59 32,183 16,825 15,358 4,624 3,964 660 13,512 9,894 3,618 7,499 5,633 1,866 Rural 5,197 26,471 13,661 12,810 2,158 2,074 84 11,671 8,277 3,394 7,332 5,536 1,796 Urban 1,262 5,712 3,164 2,548 2,466 1,890 576 1,841 1,617 224 167 97 70

    1. Ajmer Tehsil T 1,420 6,542 3,539 3,003 2,270 1,729 541 2,515 1,907 G08 558 364 194 R 513 2,537 1,295 1,242 230 216 14 1,336 813 523 555 361 194 V 907 4,005 2,244 1,761 2,040 1,513 527 1,179 1,094 85 3 3

    Pushkar (M) V 5 11 7 4 3 3 6 4 2 Ajmer (M) V 881 3,923 2,194 1,729 1,996 1,474 522 1,147 1,066 81 3 3 Nasirabad (C. B.) V 21 71 43 28 41 36 5 26 24 2

    2. Kishangarh Tehsil T 436 2,314 1,206 1,108 331 309 22 1,110 747 363 468 281 187 R 294 1,535 773 762 82 76 6 831 500 331 412 249 163 V 142 779 433 346 249 233 16 279 247 32 56 32 24

    Kishangarh (M) V 142 779 433 346 249 233 16 279 247 32 56 32 24

    3. Beawar Tehsll T 1,049 4,825 2,493 2,332 410 369 41 2,272 1,521 751 1,:!96 841 455 R 922 4,240 2,186 2,054 251 240 II 2,052 1,363 689 1,276 836 440 V 127 585 307 278 159 129 30 220 158 62 20 5 15

    Beawal (M) V 51 216 117 99 81 63 18 56 54 2 Vijaynagar (M) V 76 369 190 179 78 66 12 164 104 60 1.0 5 15

    4. Sarwar Tehsil T 801 3,853 1,965 1,888 98 96 2 1,938 1,279 659 1,262 896 366 R 738 3,579 1,825 1,754 93 91 2 1,801 1,184 617 1,177 841 336 V 63 274 140 134 5 .5 137 95 42 85 55 30

    Sarn\lr (M) V 63 274 140 Ll4 5 5 137 95 42 85 55 30

    5. Kekri Tehsil T 2,753 14,649 7,622 7,027 1,515 1,461 54 5,677 4,440 1,237 3,915 3,251 644 R 2,730 14,580 7,582 6,998 1,502 1,451 51 5,651 4,417 1,234 3,912 3,249 663 V 23 69 40 29 13 10 3 26 23 3 .:I 2

    Kekri (M) u 23 69 40 29 13 10 3 26 23 3 3 2 283

    f'Ofm ; 1O. ~\

    WORKERS IfiTlI'rnm

    ----__.J.__, __ ~ __...., Household Industry, Marginal Manufacturing, Otber Workers Workers Agricultural Processing, Servicing Non-Workers District/Tehsilj Labourers and Repairs WI:f 'Iil+l' rn ~CfiT1'f 'Iil+l' 'l' rn crrn U.A.jCityjTowu ~~ qrfutlf(lf> ~, iifffi rn cffit f'lfm /~tft(if / (II) [III, IV, V(b) & ifll<,TIJ ~~/rrrq:<:/"1~ ~, 9'mwr, VI-IX) m

    2,682 1,457 1,225 110 87 23 3,221 2,717 504 1,799 126 1,673 16,872 6,805 10,067 2,645 1,433 1,212 87 67 20 1,607 1,241 366 1,708 101 1,607 13,092 5,283 7,809 37 24 13 23 20 3 1,614 1,476 138 91 25 66 3,780 1,522 2,258

    469 234 235 24 16 8 1,464 1,293 171 152 22 130 3,875 1,610 2,265 463 230 233 13 7 6 305 215 90 117 5 112 1,084 477 607 6 4 2 11 9 2 1,159 1,078 81 35 17 18 2,791 1,133 1,658

    6 4 2 5 3 2 ~t

    312 167 145 8 6 2 322 293 29 30 5 25 1,174 154 720 fiji1/fif~ Cfi,[ij"R; 309 165 144 4 3 106 83 23 29 5 24 675 268 407 3 2 1 4 3 1 216 210 6 1 1 499 186 313

    3 2 1 4 3 216 210 6 499 186 313

    468 286 182 22 21 486 373 113 231 34 197 2,322 938 1,384 456 279 177 14 13 1 306 235 71 207 27 180 1,981 796 1,185 12 7 5 8 8 180 138 42 24 1 17 341 142 199

    3 3 52 50 2 15 5 10 145 58 87 ;!l'T,n: (M) 11 6 5 5 5 128 88 40 9 2 7 196 84 112 f

    462 211 251 1 7 207 165 42 183 3 180 1,732 683 1,049 ~r~'H? if~~r\1 448 202 246 7 7 169 134 35 154 3 151 1,624 638 986 14 9 5 38 31 7 29 29 108 45 63

    14 9 5 38 31 7 29 29 108 45 63

    971 559 412 49 37 12 742 593 149 1,203 62 1,141 7,769 3,120 4,649 969 557 412 49 37 12 721 574 147 1,202 61 1,140 7,728 3,104 4,624 2 2 21 19 2 2 1 41 16 25

    2 2 21 19 2 2 41 16 25 ~') (M)

    SPECIAL ANNEXURE PANCHAYAT SAMITIWISE ABSTRACT OF VILLAGE DIRECTORY AND PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

    287

    SPECIAL ANNEXURES

    ABSTRACT OF VILLAGE DIRECTORY & PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

    NOTE

    1. The area under jurisdiction of the following Panchayat Samities are non-coterminus with the tehsil boundaries :

    Sl. Name of tehsil in which the jurisdiction No. Name of Panchayat Samiti of the Panchayat Samiti shown in Col. No. 2 extend

    2 3

    1. Silara Kishangarh

    2. Kekri Kekri

    3. Shreenagar Ajmer

    4. Peesangan 1 Ajmer

    5. Jawaja 1 Beawar

    6. Masooda Beawar

    7. Bhinay Sarwar

    2 Kekri

    8. Arai Kishangarh

    2 Sarwar

    2. The list of villages t Special Annexure-I) shows the names of villages falling under various Panchayat Samities of Ajmer District, the geographical limits of w:lich do not corresp::md with the geographical limits of the respective tehsil i.e. where the Panchayat Samiti boundaries are non-coterminus with the tehsil boundaries. In case of Panchayat Samities, boundaries qf which are coterminus with the boundaries of respective tehsil, the list of villages obviously remains unaltered and hence has not·been presented here separately. For such cases, the reader may consult the alphabetical list of villages of the respective tehsil.

    3. The abstracts following these lists give the Village Directory (Special Annexure-II) and Primary Census Abstract (Special Annexure-III) data at the DistrictfTehsilfPanchayat Samiti levels. 288

    SPECIAL ANNEXURE-I PANCHAYAT SAMIfIWISE LIST OF VILLAGES

    Nfuq~I cf;rm ef+ifd<4l< 1I"mT ..,. Til'

    DISTRICT : 10. AlMER f.smT : 10. m<

    SI. Location S1. Location No. Code No. Name of Village lUll" !fiT 'fTit No. Code No. Name of Village !tfl'r 'liT iff+r ~ ~m "fill" ~ mT mot. t£&<.IT mot.

    1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    PANCHAYAT SAMITI : 1. SILORA 33 10/2/33 Rodawas 1'c~l' 48 10/2/48 Roopangarh ~iflT'9

    12 10/2/12 Kardala 'l'i<~ 49 10/2/49 Kathoda 'l'iTi5r~T 13 10/2/13 Khajpura Bhairwai ~~ 'll

    21 10/2/21 Rajpura U~T 58 10/2/58 Khatoli lirmm

    22 10/2/22 Raghunathpura <"!'lT~ 59 10/2/59 Gudli ~t:rr 23 10/2/23 Kalyanpura "i<.'1I("!J~« 60 10/2/60 Tityari fcwmr 24 10/2/24 Ramgarh U+rlf'9 61 10/2/61 Peenglod tfTlffiR 25 10/2/25 Keriya-Ki-Dhani iiIifu:rT -

    SPECIAL ANNEXURE-I PANCHAYAT SAMITIWISE LIST OF VILLAGES

    DISTRICT : 10. AJMER ~:10.m1:

    SI. Location SI. Location No. Code No. Name of Village mlJ 'liT 'Ill!' No. Code No. Name of Village mlJ 'liT 'Ill!' 'l!ilf . ,~w;:r 'l!ilf wTm mr lIim ;:t. ~ lIiT~

    2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    70 10/2/70 Mandawariya ~T'ff~lfT PANCHAY AT SAMITI : 2. KEKRI 71 10/2/71 Phaloda ~ q=i:fp:rG" ~fl{fu : 2. it~T 72 10/2/72 Tiloniya fcrmfijlfT 73 10/2/73 Kakniyawas lIiTi:lifijlfT

    74 10/2/74 Naloo ij~ Bheemrawas 75 10/2/75 Mundoti lJ·~m 1 10/5/81 m"?Tcmf 76 10/2/76 Khera Karmsotan iit?T ifili«)CfA 2 10/5/82 Kachriya 'liT'qf~T 3 Pranhera 77 10/2/77 Ganeshpura ~llfT:T 10/5/83 sr$.t 78 10/2/78 Bandar Seendri ..m:ij'~<:r 4 10/5/84 Meoda Khurd it

    SPECIAL ANNEXURE-I PANCHAYAT SAMITIWISE UST OF VILLAGES

    DISTRICt: 10. AlMER f;;ffiT : 1O. Q~

    SI. Location SI. Location No. Code No. Name of Village !Il1t 'fir ;mr No. Code No. Name of Village Vl1I' 'iiT ;=rTl, 'lIi1r ~ !fi11 ~ mm 'fiR ;t. mT

    2 3 4 2 3 4

    37 10/5/117 Chak Jooniya 'i'.f~ '"!f;r:rr 78 10/5/158 Tankawas cT'iiTmJ 10/5/118 Lasadiya 38 ~HnfuliT 79 10/5/159 Deokheri ~~T 39 10/5/119 Chhabariya ~Hrf6liT 80 10/5/160 &jta iiIlGfeT 40 10/5/120 Deoliya Khurd itqf~

    49 10/5/129 Kalera Krishna Gopal

    54 10/5/134 Sadara ~R:T 55 10/5/135 Sadari ~R:T PANCHAYAT SAMITI : 3. SHREENAGAR 56 10/5/136 Baneriya i(~ q'ifllffi ~fqfa 3. P;[f;:rlf~ 57 10/5/137 Madhopura lffiit~ 58 10/5/138 Mehroo Khurd 4~~

    68 10/5/148 Udaisagar ~m1R 9 10/1/9 Narwar rror~

    69 10/5/149 Laxmipura ~~m~T 10 10/1/10 Utra ~r 70 10/5/150 Peepaliya m~T IJ 10/1/11 JatJi \ll'rm 71 10/5/151 Cheetawas .mrfifTlJ 12 10{1/12 Akhri IllIiHf 72 10{5{152 Pratappura ~r 13 10/I/ll Gegal it~~ 73 10/5/153 Sawar ~rq, 14 10'1/14 Mubami ~~T 74 10/5/154 Unkarpura :o'

    SPECIAL ANNEXURE-I PANCHAYAT SAMmWISE LIST OF VILLAGES DISTRICT: 10. AJMER fotm 10. 'I'm

    SI. Location Sl. Location No. Code No. Name of Village VT1f 'fiT ;wr No. Code No. Name of Village VT1f IfiT ;n1i ~ mm ~ ~ ~ 'lifPr. ~w ~;f.

    2 3 4 2 3 4

    19 10/1/19 Gurha ~r 60 10/1/143 Rajpura ~~T 20 10/1/20 Bhoodol ~ 61 10/1/144 Mandiyani ~r;:ft 21 10/1/21 Ladpura tlJ~ 62 10/1/145 Modi ll16T 22 10/1/22 Gagwana if1lCfTiTT 63 10/1/146 Lavera ~ffi 23 10/1/23 Chandiyawas ,"f~mcmr 64 10/1/147 Gaderi 1T1~T 24 10/1/24 Chhatri ~r~ 65 10/1/148 Ashapura m~ 25 10/1/25 Kayar 1fiT~ 66 10/1/149 Dilwari f~ 26 10/1/26 Chachiyawas 'iflf;rocmr 67 10/1/150 Dilwara fu;(CfT~T

    27 10/1/27 Padampura 'f~~ 68 10/1/151 Bewanja it~ 28 10/1 / 111 Balwanta iffi

    SPECIAL ANNEXURE-I PANCHAYAT SAMITIWISB LIST OF VILLAGES DISTRICT: 10. AJMER

    SI. Location Sl. Location No. Code No. Name of Village urn tfl iIl1J No. Code No. Name of Village ~ '!iT ifi1f 'JlilI' ~TJ ~ iiff~i{ ml m;j. «w m;r.

    1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    Govindgarh 19 10/1/46 IT)~ 60 10/1/87 Amargarh :mr~ 20 10/1/47 Sefhan m 61 10/1/88 Leeri iif~r 21 10/1/48 Fatehpura cm~~~f 62 10/1/89 Bi dakchiyawas f~f'fliltmr 22 10/1/49 Peesangan q'mfifif 63 10/1/90 Ansari wm<:r 23 10/1/50 Reechhmaliya ~1~T~1 64 10/1/91 Bheempura '11"'$1 24 10/1/51 Pagara 'lITTU 6S 10/1/92 Arjunpura Jageer ~'~:;;rrm~ 2S 10/1/52 Mewariya itlfTf~T 66 10/1/93 Arjunpura Khalsa ~. "'j;u 'SfT1;ffiT 26 10/1/53 Jetgarh w.r~ 67 10/1/94 Kesharpura 't!lf~:!U 27 10/1/54 Ratangarh "{ffilif~ 68 10/1/95 Kothaj ~To~ Karnos 28 10/1/55 ~.,rn 69 10/1/96 Naharpura i'JT~~T 29 10/1/56 Dhuwariya ~~<11 70 10/1/97 Miyapur firl.Tl~ 30 10/1/57 Bakhtawarpura ~i'.r~2;<:T 71 10/1/98 Kaklana ~!fiiifY;:H 31 10/1/58 Bhatsoori 'Ie{(r 72 10/1/99 Lachhipura <:r'OW~ 32 10/1/59 Pratappura m~T 73 10/1/100 Khapri 'ilTq~T

    33 10/1/60 Nad ~ 74 10/1/101 Rajgarh u~ 34 10/1/61 Hanwantpura ~Piq.~"{T 75 10/1/102 Bhawani Khera 'lTlfT.,r ~ 35 10/1/62 Rampura Dabla "{I~T GTiI'm 76 10/1{103 Bithoor f'fli."{

    36 10/1/63 Bhagwanpura 'lT1T~U 77 10/1/104 Pachmata IRlfmT 37 10/1{64 Picholiya fq'

    48 1O}1/15 Nathoothala ;rr~'ffl'r 89 10/1/160 Rampura Nyara <:TIf~T ~l.Tf"{r 49 10/1/16 Nooriyawas ,!f<:1.tTq{~ 90 10/1/162 Bhatiyani 'lTfeI.TT~T 50 10/1/77 Bhanwata m

    SPECIAL ANNEXURE-I PANCHAYAT SAMITIWISE LIST OF VILLAGES DISTRICT: 10. AlMER ~: 10. ~~

    SI. Location SI. Location No. Code No. Name of Village m+r 'fiT ;mr No. Code No. Name of Village m+r 'fiT ;mr 'Jfil!' \'l'l

    1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    101 10/] /174 Amarpura i!PT"J;2;~T 27 10/3/32 Doongar Khera ~'IR~ 102 10/1/175 Dholadanta Nyara alm ~tcrr

    SPECIAL ANNEXURE-I PANCHAYAT SAMITIWISE LIST OF VILLAGES bisTRICT : 10. AJMER f;rm : 10. ",",ih

    SI. Location SI. Location No. Code No. Name of Village m+r ~ iin1" No. Code No. Name of Village !f11f ~ iiTl'f ~ ...ftm 'lIi+!' ~if ~ i!il6 ;:f. mt ~~ if.

    I 2 3 4 2 3 4

    105 10/3/110 Naya Khera 66 10/3/71 Bariya Teja iiTlf~

    SPECIAL ANNEXVRE-I PANCHAYAT SAMITIWISE LIST OF VILLAGES

    DISTRICT: 10. AJMER ~:10.~

    SI. Location SI. Location No. Code No. Name of Village m 'iii ;nlI' No. Code No. Name of Village m lIiT ~ 'Sf*[ t'frm 'Sf*[ ~ tiw m.r. ~ 'liTe ;t.

    2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    180 10/3/185 Roopaheli 142 10/3/147 Malpura (Dewata) ifrt'f~~r (hmr) ~$ft 181 10/3/186 Balar (Rural) 143 10/3/148 Hathan Khera ~I!fFf iqr ii1<'IT~ (!Hift~) 182 10/3/187 Garhi Thoriyan (Rural) 144 10/3/149 Anakar ~Fn~ ~ sqrn:lfR (!TTqT~) 145 10/3/150 Shiv Nagri fl!fCl' ;:mU 183 10/3/188 Senspura ~u 146 10/3/151 Deo Khera 1l'eogarh (Kharba) (!;I"<:'fr) 164 10/3/169 Ateetmand q~~ 1l'q~ 3 10/3/18 Kharwa !3<:'.fr 165 10/3/170 Ramsar Mohalla ('flffi"{ ifr~ 4 10/3/19 Kesharpura 166 10/3/171 Mandera liii?r h~~r (~r'll iqr) (Kana Khera) 167 10/3/172 Jetpura ~u 5 10/3/20 Kana Khera 'liT'lr ~~T 168 1013/173 Singhariya fum~ 6 10/3/197 Andhi Deori 'l;f;:!:Ir 1l'1mt

    SPECIAL ANNEXURE-I PANCHAYAT SAMITIWISE LIST OF VILLAGES

    DISTRICT: 10. AlMER ~:10.~

    81. Location SI. Location No. Code No. Name of Village mlI' 'fiT ;mr No. Code No. Name of Village «lll 'fiT

    1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    20 10/3/212 Kanpura (Daulatpura) ifi'~T (

    26 10/3/218 Koompura !fi~T 63 10/3/255 Shiv Nagar fucr ;:rtf, 27 10/3/219 Shyamgarh lllIT~ 64 10/3/256 Karnipura i!fi<:'fT~<:T 28 10/3/220 Karwai ifi"{q,~ 65 10/3/257 Deopura il'

    44 10/3/236 Chak Masooda :q1fi ll'~lt'r 79 10/3/271 Masooda l'fq~r 45 10/3/237 Bassi (Masooda) iiHrT (m};

    46 10/3J238 Bhawani Kheta 'll'IT;fl ~~T ('Il'\~,) 81 10/3/273 Kushalpura ~lIl~<::T (Masooda) 82 10/3/274 Sbyampura UliTl:fT:T 47 10/3/239 Dhola Danta dn:rr ~taT 83 10/3/275 Salarmala-I {inrornrr-I 48 10/3/240 Ragpura 'U'ITiU 84 10/3/276 Kalaheri ifiT<'fT~r 49 10/3/241 Kankar Nadi qif~ ;;r6T 85 10/3/277 Motipura 1J)~T 50 10/3/242 Pratappura-Il srmq~<.r-II 86 10/3/278 Mayla l'fTlfilT 51 10/3/243 Devipura ~'!'U 87 10/3/279 Nasoon ;n~'I' 52 10/3/244 Indrapura ~, 88 10/3/280 Mohanpura ;j't~;rIFr 53 10/3/245 lCesharpura ~ (~~r) 89 10/3/281 Jetpura ijj-o,!<:r (Surajpura) 90 10/3/282 lCeriya if;fu'r S4 10/3/246 Surajpura ~~T(~~r) 91 10/3/283 Chawandiya :qrq'fulfr (Kesharpura) 92 10/3/284 Ganesh Magri ~!IT ll'lTl:T 55 10/3/247 Daulatpura

    SPECIAL ANNEXURE-I PANCHAYAT SAMITIWISE LIST OF VILLAGES

    DISTRICT : 10. AJMER ~:10.~

    Sl. Location Sl. Location No. Code No. Name of Village ~ ;rT ;:rn:r No. Code No. Name of Village !IT'll 'liT i'fT1l' 'Iil1 ffim "fil'l' ~ mr m;t. fin m;;,.

    1 2 3 4 2 3 4

    96 10/3/288 Jamola 128 '"Il1l'Tm 10/3/320 Indragarh ~ 97 10/3/289 Sathaliya mvnc;rl{1 129 10/3/321 Sikhrani ful1ro;:£t 98 10/3/290 Satawariya ~ffiqf'!fT 130 10/3/322 Baral ;;ro;r

    99 10/3/291 Begaliyawas iilffu

    104 10/3/296 Lordi ~mT q"fTIffl ~fiffCf: 7. f~ifP:r 105 10/3/297 Peetbawas qTm1.fT~ TEHSIL : 4. SAR WAR ~m<:r : 4. ~\

    108 10/3/300 Kalyanpura ~~2;<:T 2 10/4/2 Kalyanpura ~~~ 109 10/3/301 JaJiya-U '"II f;;p;rr -II 3 10/4/3 Tantoti eielil' 110 10/3/302 Bhainroo Khera ~ iir~ (i!~ftm) 4 10/4/4 Gudaliya ~f<;!fT (Hanootiya) 5 10/4/5 PeeproJi qT~)<;fT

    III 10/3/303 Ganeshpura iJliT~T (~f~r) 6 10/4/6 Kcsharpura if;~<:T (Hanootiya) 7 10/4/7 Sarana ijtTi'fT 112 10/3/304 Salarmala-Il

    114 10/3/306 Bara Asan iT~T ifT~ 10 10/4/10 Kotri 'fYe~

    115 10/3/307 Deogarh @ 1{CflT/9 ri ~fcr ~T 11 10/4/11 Bhagwantpura '+l'Tq~~1 Sooti Khera 12 10/4/12 Bahera <$.I 116 10/3/308 Bari ;:T 18 10/4/18 Dhigariya fitTTf~7n

    122 10/3/314 Bahadurpura iif&J~'i~J 19 10/4/20 Ringnot f~;:If

    127 10/3/319 Mokhampura 1Il'i"lJ$<:T 24 10/4/36 Arwar q .. ~ 298

    SPECIAL ANNEXURE-l PANCHAYAT SAMITIWISB LIST OF VILLAGES DtStRl'CT : to, AlMER fim:n 10.~

    SI. Location SI. Location No. Code No. Name of Village QTlr '1if ;rnr No. Code No. Name of Village QTlr !fiT ;:rr;r ~ ~ "'lilf ~ mr m;:t, ~ m;i,

    1 2 3 4 2 3 4

    25 10/4/37 Jawala \;fT'ffif 56 10/5/23 Gopalpura ~ 26 10/4/38 Chandma ~ 57 10/5/24 sargaon {f<:ffTcf 27 10/4/39 Jotayan ;;rffirlIT 58 10/5/25 Govardhanpura titF!T ~lm. 52 10/5/19 Mathaniya t:rl!{lf

    54 10/5/21 Balapura il'rm~l'{J 88 10/5/55 Bargaon (Surkhand) if¥ffTcf (§~!SfUS) 55 10/5/22 Singawal fu;:m~ 89 10/5/56 Beeliya 'fTft;rlfr 29~

    SPECIAL ANNEXURE-I PANCHAYAT SAMITIWISE LIST OF VILLAGES DISTRICT : 10. AJMER f.m;n : 10. W51'if~

    SI. Location SI. Location No. Code No. Name of VjJ]age 1m 1fiT ;:rrJf No. Code No. Name of VjJjage IWl ifir ,U1T 'J!il1 <'rIm ~ ~ ~ ~;f. mr m if.

    1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    90 10/5/57 Kanai Kalan ifiif~~t 4 10/2/108 Chosla ;;ftm:rr 91 10/5/58 KanaiKhurd ~~ 5 10/2/109 IndoH '{o'

    29 10/2/138 Gahalpura 1f~~r 30 10/2/139 BhanbhoJao 'IlT'IlT<"frq 31 10/2/140 Dangra ~t1f~T PANCHAYAT SAMITI : 8. ARAI 32 10/2/141 Dang ~jlf q~Tl:fc=r m1=rfc=r 8. iI;f~{ 33 10/2/142 See! mOl' 34 10/2/143 Sandolya ij'FC::~1l'r TEHSIL : 2. KISHANGARH criImor : 2. flfiW'f~ 35 10/2/144 Kakalwara iifiTiji<'fCfT~'

    10/2/105 Deopuri itcr~T 36 10/2/145 Goondii wW 10/2/146 Mothi 1fTi5T 2 10/2/106 Bharla ,"00 37 38 10/2/147 Mandi),awad Khurd 1ftfulJT'f~ !{~ 3 10/2/107 Katsoora lfie~~T 300

    SPECIAL ANNEXURE-I PANCHAYAT SAMITIWISE LIST OF VILLAGES DISTRICT : 10. AlMER ro:n: 10. ~

    SI. Location SI. Location No. Code No. Name of Village IIllI' !liT ilJ1f No. Code No. Name of Village IIllI' lIiT 'ITlf ~ ~if 'lIi+r ~<{ 9'w mri. mr ~;t.

    1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    39 10/2/148 Madiyawad Kalan 70 mmrcr. m 10/4/52 Balapura ~~ 40 10/2/149 'Balapura iil'r~r 71 10/4/53 Chandolai ~ 10/2/150 Moondoti 41 ll:oitciT 72 10/4/54 Birla ~r 42 10/2/151 Ankodiya mr)\r"'~ 75 10/4/57 Harpura ~~r 45 10/2/154 lheerota Hrum 76 10/4/58 Sunariya WlIRlfi 46 10/2/155 Dhasook il~'li 77 10/4/59 Kasana ~T~ 47 lO{2{t56 Kishanpura f'l\lIR~l~t 78 10/4/60 Kebaniya ~rfiflfT 48 10/2/157 Pandarwara '1l1l6W9'r 79 10/4/61 Kumhariya RTRlfT 10/2/158 Dothli 49 ~~iT 80 10/4/62 Syar ~lfr"( 10/2/159 Goojarwara 50 1J:~cn91 81 10/4/63 Gordhanpura iJrUrif~\r 10/2/160 Satwar ~\'if"( 51 82 10/4/64 Jatipura ;;rnl~u

    83 10/4/65 Sarsoonda ~UJ.;:CI" 84 10/4/66 Fatehgarh ~ 8.5 10/4/67 Indrapura trl~U TEHSIL : 4. SAR WAR Q~~ : 4. ~"(~ 86 10/4/68 Daulatpura mli~U 87 10/4/69 Sompura ~\, 52 10/4/19 Kasheer 'finih 88 10/4/70 Sameliya !if itft;rl:rr 53 10/4/21 Jhaloosi 1I'a!if) 89 10/4/71 Bhatolao meTmcr 54 10/4/22 Shri Rampura ..,ft"(~ 90 10/4/72 Sohanpura !if)~~r 55 lO/4J23 Banthali ~T 91 10/4/73 Heengtara @iJ~ 56 10/4/24 Kbarwar {i\Q9' 92 10/4/74 Manpura lIl~r 57 10/4/25 Moondoti ~Gr 93 10/4/75 Hingoniya ~rtftfiflfT 58 10/4/26 Manoharpura 'I"~~u 94 10/4/76 Peeproli

    SPECIAL ANNEXURE-I PANCHAYAT SAMITIWISE LIST OF VILLAGES DISTRICT : 10. AlMER ron ~ 10, n~

    S1. Location S1. Location No. Code No. Name of Village 1'l1lI' 'liT ;:m:r No. Code No. Name of Village 1'l1lI' 'liT ifT1l' 'lJlI' ~ !!i1f l;)q;r ~ mif. ~ m;t.

    2 3 4 1 2 3 4

    105 10/4/87 Sarwar (Rural) ~'(

    111 10/4/93 Gundali ~mT 122 10/4/104 Kalyanpura ~T~r 112 10/4/94 Chandali ~ 123 10/4/105 Gopalpura tITqT~"{T

    113 10/4/95 Ajgari q~r 124 10/4/106 Shyampura ~JT~U

    114 10/4/96 Chak Beelya :qlfi ilT<1l1T 125 10/4/107 Alamboo qT~i 115 10/4/97 Rampali ,(Tl{tJrm 302

    SPECIAL ANNEXURE-ft PANCHAYAT SAMITIWISE ABSTRACT OF VILLAGE DIRECTORY

    DISTRICT : 10. AlMER

    Amenities Available Total ~i!i<;;(i{~wi Total Area of Total Population District/Tehsil/ No. of Village and Number of ---I.. Panchayat Samiti Villages (in hectares) Households .. f;;ffir /~rn / VTil"

    2 3 4 5 6 7

    DISTRICT : AJMER 939 794,666 8Z3,960(144,925) P(734)M(188)H(66) H(S6)(6)MCW(I)MH(2) (Rural) PUCt17)C(3)AC(241) NH(1)CWC(7)HC(5) TR(I)O(16) PIIC(23)PHS(62)D(119) FPC(15)RP(16)CHW(35)

    1. Silora 109 114,509 100,014(16,239) P(89)M(24)H(8) D(25)PHS(9)H(9) Panchayat Samiti AC(69)PUC(3)O(4) PHC(4)RP(2)

    (i) Kishangarh Tebsil 109 114,5~ 100,014(16,239) P(89)M(24)H(8) D(25)PHS(9)H(9) AC(69)PUC(3)0(4) PHC(4)RP(2)

    2. Kekri 93 97.870 98,718(18,121) P(85)M(25)H(11)AC(6) D(17)PHS(7)H(lO)MH(1) Panchayat Samiti PUC(2)C(1)O(1) PHC(3)FPC(t)CHW(I)

    (i) Kekri Tehsil 92 97,413 98,071(18,018) P(84)M(25)H(1l )AC(6) D(17)PHS(7)H(10)MfI(1) PUC(2)C(1)O(1) PHC(3)FPC{1)CHW(1)

    (ii) Sarwar Tebsil 1 457 647(103) pel)

    3. Shreenagar 75 77,035 82,702(14,199) P(71)M(16)H{5)AC{49) D(11)MCW(1)CHW(5) Panchayat Samiti PUC(3)O(3) H(8)PHS( 4)RP(3)PHC{ 4) NH(1)CWC(3)FPC(3)

    (i) Ajmer Tebsil 75 77,035 82,702(14,199) P(71)M(16)H(5) D(ll)MCW(I)CHW(5) AC(49)PUC{3)O(3) H(8)PHS(4)RP(3)PHC(4) NH(1)CWC(3)FPC(3)

    4. Peesangan 10Z 120,064 140,486(24,66Z) P(103)M(34)H(13) D(22)PHS(1l)HC(2) Panchayat Samiti AC(46)PUC(3)O(3) FPC(4)CHW(6)H(1l) PHC(2)RP(4)CWC(2)

    (i) Ajmer Tehsil 102 120,064 140,486(24,662) P(103)M(34)H(13) D(22)PHS( 11 )HC(2) AC(46)PUC(3)O(3) FPC(4)CHW(6)H(1J) PHC(2)RP( 4)CWC(2) ~: 10. ~rn

    LAND USE 1f1r ~q (i.e. Land under different types of land use in hactares rounded to the nearest unit) (~ f.rt'~ ~T it ~

    8 9 10 11 12 13 2

    28,661 110,108 341,949 179,714 134,234 N(I,338)M(475)C(72)T(578) nr.n:~ (1ll~)

    5,050 14,651 55,202 25,864 13,742 N(183)M(46)C(lO)T(110) fffi;ft~, ri~~

    5,050 14,651 55,202 25,864 13,742 N( 183)M( 46)C(lO)T(l1 0) (i) f~1ll ~'J<;r

    1,371 13,621 51,520 19,449 11,909 N(122)M( 40)C( 13)T(57) ~ q;;ntmm~

    1,371 13,460 51,383 19,358 11,841 N(l22)M(40)C(13 )T(57) ( i ) ili'ii;r ~Qtrr~

    161 137 91 68 (ii) ~ ~~ffi

    1,760 11,501 34,522 14,109 15,143 N(66)M(82)C(8)T(90) ~;fI1'( q;;n!f(f ~

    1,760 11,501 34,522 14,109 15,143 N(66)M(82)C(8)T(90) ( i) q;jfq, a'Qm~

    8,020 17,856 49,676 22,317 22,195 N(329)M(106)C(12)T(78) 1f~ q;;n!f(f ttf"rer

    8,020 17.856 49,676 22,317 22,195 N(329)M(106)C(12)T(78) 304

    SPECIAL ANNEXURE-It PANCHAYAT SAMlTlWISE ABSTRACT OF VILLAGE DIRECTORY

    DISTRICT : 10. AJMER

    Amenities Available Total ~i'l\i('if~aW Total Area of Total Population DistrictfTehsilf No. of Village and Number of ...., Panchayat Samiti Villages (in hectares) Households m'f'IiT 1Mf~~ ..cu ~/ij'~~iffi/ ~ .. qfun-U .0 illif

    2 3 4 5 6 7

    5. Jawaja 192 57,430 98,378(19,390) P(121)M(28)H(10) D(7)PHC(3)H(3)PHS(7) Pancbayat Samiti AC(4)PUC(3)C(2)O(I) FPC(3)CHW(2)RP(I) MH(I)

    (i) Beawar Tehsil 192 57,430 98,378(19,390) P(121)M(28)H(lO) D(7)PHC( 3)H( 3)PHS(7) AC(4)PUC(3)C(2)O(I) FPC(3)CHW(2)RP(I) MH(I)

    6. Masooda 131 87,199 101.868(18,337) P(79)M(22)H(5)AC( 11) H(5)HC(1)PHC(2)PHS(8) Panchayat Samiti PUC(2)TR(I)O(1) RP(I)CHW(3)D(l2) FPC(2)CWC(2)

    (i) Beawar Tebsil 131 87,199 101,868(18,337) P(79)M(22)H(5)AC(11) H(5)HC(1)PHC(2)PHS(8) PUC(2)TR(1)O(l) RP(1)CHW(3)D(12) FPC(2)CWC(2)

    7. Bbinay 114 121,619 108,956(18,884) P(98)M(21)H(9) D(12)H(5)PHS(9)PHC(1) Pancbayat Samiti AC(8)PUC(1)O(3) CHW(3)FPC(1)

    (i) Sarwar Tehsil 34 39,647 32,724(5,516) P(30)M(6)H(2) D(3)PHS(4)CHW(3) AC(I)O(2) FPC(l)

    (ii) Kekri Tehsil 80 81,972 76,232( 13,368) P(68)M( 15 )H(7)AC(7) D(9)PHS( 5)H( 5)PHC( 1) PUC(I)O(I)

    8. Arai 123 118,940 92,838(15,093) P{88)M(18)H(5)AC( 48) RP(5)CHW(15)PHS(7) Panchayat Samiti H(5)D(13)PHC(4)HC(2) FPC(I)

    (i) Kisbangarh Tehsil 51 55,192 45,458(7,241 ) P(38)M(9)AC(44) RP( 5)CH W( 12)PHS(5) H(4)D(6)PHC(I)HC(2)

    (ii) Sarwar Tehsil 72 63,748 47,380(7,852) P(50)M(9)AC( 4)H(5) CHW(3)PHS(2)H(I)D(7) PHC(3)FPC(1) 305

    ~!~n q:;nll't'l m~ VTl'I' flR~ UR

    ~: 10. ~~

    LAND USB P~ll (i.e. Land under different types of land use in hactares rounded to the nearest unit) (~ f~ ~ if ~ CfTm' '{.~ ~1; it f;:r~ {lI11'~ a

    8 9 10 11 12 13 2

    862 7,927 12,211 10,839 25,591 N(167)M(56)T(72)C(10) ii!'i'{'(;fT q;qq'ff ~tirnf

    862 7,927 12,211 10,839 25,591 N(167)M(56)T(72)C(10) (i) iln~ ~

    4,028 12,902 28,919 19,799 21,551 N(138)M{59 )T{67)C(8)

    4,028 12,902 28,919 19,799 21,551 N( 138)M( 59)T( 67)C( 8)

    3,808 14,783 54,887 36,371 11,770 N(167)M(40)T(37)C(7) ~ q;qtm~

    786 5,398 17,394 12,347 3,722 N(20)M(17)C(I)T(11) ( i) ~1;cn~ cr~~rtt=l

    3,022 9,385 37,493 24,024 8,048 N( I 47)M(23)C(6)T(26) (ii) iti~ cr~'h;

    =",762 16,867 55,012 30,966 12,333 N(166)M(46)T(67)C( 4) ~1i q:;m:nf~

    2,334 6,627 24,384 15,519 6,328 N(134)M(25)T(51)C(2) (i) f'lilRlJl G'~"m

    1,428 10,240 30,628 15,447 6,005 N(32)M(21)T(16)C(2) (ij) ~vn? ~"m 306

    SPECIAL ANNtXURE-th

    PANCHAYAT SAMITlWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT DiStRICt : 10. AlMER

    II> Total Population ~.! (including Institutional and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Literates Name of VI ~~ Population) 4) .~~ Castes Tribes mell District/TehsilJ QI) "..... 03 '" ~~lIT ~;re ~'lO' Panchayat Saml!1 Eli :2 :=g ...~~ ~Ir (ifrntI(f ~ ~m \IJlftm ~rn .. mr f~m/rr,,"T1Fi 1l ~I<; ~fi ~) E m-JITo 'FI 'l'l"'f ~! ]~ ~~ ::J ~'If j o~ c- ]~ ~cJi 0. 111 '0'2 A , , , .J. , ,..__...,___., ~i ~~(II 0,.. ,lIT od:: P M F M F M F M F j~ ~~ ~S Ztr ~I ...fli ~ m ~ ~T ~ ~ ~ m

    2 j 4 S 6 i 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 13

    DISTRICT : 10. AJMER 939 79,4666 144,232 144,925 823,960 422,904 401,056 74,937 70,445 13,66112,810 134,387 23,613 (Rural)

    1. Kishangarh (H.Qs. Silora) 109 114,509 16,174 16,239 100,014 51,968 48,046 10,654 9,867 280 270 13,823 2,871 Panchayal Samiti

    0) Kishangarh Tehsil 109 114,509 16,174 16,239 100,014 51,968 48,046 10,654 9,867 280 270 13,823 2,871

    2. Kekri 93 97,870 18,037 18,121 98,718 50,468 48,250 11,760 11,016 6,236 5,788 17,260 3,785 Pancbayat Samiti

    0) Kekri Tehsil 92 97,413 17,934 18,018 98,071 50,132 47,939 11,658 10,919 6,194 5,747 17,204 3,775

    (ii) Sarwar Tehsil 457 103 103 647 336 311 102 97 42 41 56 10

    3. Sbreenagar 75 77,035 14,159 14,199 82,702 42,917 39,785 6,731 6,279 558 543 14,138 2,385 Panchayat Samfti

    (i) Ajmer Tehsil 75 77,035 14,159 14,199 82,702 42,917 39.785 6,731 6,279 558 543 14,138 2,385

    4. Peesangan 102 120,064 24,584 24,662 140,486 72,866 67,620 12.434 11,636 737 699 25,360 4,744 Panehayat Samiti

    (i) Ajmer Tehsil 102 120,064 24,584 24,662 140,486 72,866 67,620 12,434 11.636 737 699 25,360 4,744

    5. Jawaja 192 56,430 19,271 19,390 98,378 48,812 49,566 5,477 5,338 296 287 18,397 1,619 Panella-yat Samiti

    0) Beawar Tehsil 192 56,430 19,271 19,390 98,378 48,812 49,566 5,477 5,338 296 287 18.397 1.619

    6. Masooda 131 88,199 18,230 18,337 101,868 52,323 49,545 6,449 6,175 1,890 1,767 16,976 2,564 Pancbayat Samiti

    (0 Beawar Tehsil 131 88,199 18,230 18,337 101,868 52.323 49,545 6,449 6,175 1,890 1,767 16,976 2,594 307

    ~a:~-in ~ ~ $Il1{flt'li ~ m mr : 10. w;rlt'{

    Household Industry, Manufacturing, Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Other Marginal Noo- Workers Labourers Processing, mCilfiR Servicing and Workers Workers Workers Name of ~'ll{fi,'f!j\ (I) iilf~,-'lt~ Repairs ~ ifiTl{ -arofCl1ii

    234,977 110,364 151,441 78,995 17,230 17,021 8,103 1,744 50,203 12,604 3,129 36,102 184,798 255,590 f&1"" : 1O. at .... it~ ('.1,,,,'\'01')

    29,251 14.560 19,543 10,748 2,080 2,345 764 118 6,864 1,349 514 2,921 22,203 30,565 ~~I1~ (~. fu

    29,251 14,560 19,543 10,748 2,080 2,345 764 118 6,864 1,349 514 2,921 22,203 30,565 (i) f'liw;rif~ ~ffi

    28,195 7,567 17,994 4,175 2,723 2,218 1,127 245 6,351 929 211 5,837 22,062 34,846 ~ qma~

    27,983 7,406 17,862 4,059 2,707 2,187 1,125 245 6,289 915 211 5,835 21,938 34,698 0) it'fi~T ~);;r

    212 161 132 116 16 31 2 62 14 2 124 148 (ii) ~n::qr, ~lJT<'I'

    25,192 14,780 14,590 10,242 1,640 2,189 983 212 7,979 2,139 278 3,337 17,447 21,666 >.:tTlf~ q~~

    25,192 14,780 14,590 10,242 1,640 2,189 983 212 7,979 2,139 278 3,337 17,447 21,666 ( i) iI';;rit~ ~lJ')w

    39,932 17,971 23,191 11,489 4,456 4,106 1,992 556 10,293 1,818 430 4,981 32,504 44,670 Qmi1r.f q'liffl.«l lMm

    39,932 17,971 23,191 11,489 4,456 4,106 1,992 556 10,293 1,818 430 4,981 32,504 44,670 ( i) iI';;rit'{ ~J<:r

    22,481 9,698 14,638 7,753 1,182 850 652 96 6,009 999 694 6,434 25,637 33,434 ~ q'liffl.«l lMm

    22,481 9,698 14,638 7,753 1,182 850 652 96 6,009 999 694 6,434 25,637 33,434 ( i) ;lilq~ (J~\1

    28,930 16,772 19,433 13,399 1,365 1,004 929 217 7,203 2,152 436 3,313 22,957 29,460 ~qf 1i~1tt'I~

    28,930 16,772 19,433 13,399 1,365 1,004 929 217 7,203 2,152 436 3,313 22,957 29,460 (i ) ;!frq~ ~fTM 308

    SPECIAL ANNEXVRE-lll PANCHAYAT SAMITIWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACf DistRict : 10. AlMER

    '" Total Population ~.! (including Institutional :5~ and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Literates Name of c/) Population) 4.) .!!!~ Castes Tribes m~ 01) ,_ District/Tehsil/ "0'" ~ ;;r;r~G!IT Panchayat Samitl Ei~ ~~ ::~'" ~;- -81J" (~O' ~ ~'CI\m ~rn .. ~r 'ff¢rn tf'ff!frt .. ~1Cr .8 ! i ;::Il' ~i m{~) E mma-

    2 J 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS

    7. Bbinay 114 121,619 18,749 18,884 108,956 55,753 53,203 11,581 10,990 2,487 2,317 16,580 3,323 Panchayat Samiti

    (i) Sarwar Tehsil 34 39,647 5,481 5,516 32,724 16,844 15,880 3,515 3,310 1,099 1,066 459 960

    (ii) Kekri Tehsil 80 81,972 13,268 13,368 76,232 38,909 37,323 8,066 7,680 1,388 1,251 11,989 2,363

    8. Arai 123 118,940 15,028 15,093 92,838 47,797 45,041 9,851 9.144 1,177 1,139 11,853 2,322 Pancbayat Samiti

    (i) Kishangarh Tehsil 51 55,192 7,220 7,241 45,458 23,514 21,944 4,964 4,568 493 492 5,824 1,191

    (ii) Sarwar Tehsil 72 63,748 7,808 7,852 47,380 24,283 23,097 4,887 4,576 684 647 6,029 1,131 309

    ~~~-in q:qprn ijf1rf~ ~ iif~ m f.om : 10. ~ffi

    Household Industry, Manufacturing, Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Processing, Other Marginal Non- Workers ~a'IiR Labourers Servicing and Workers Workers Workers Name of 9:,01 ij;tf<'f'l>" (1) ~<:ll~ Repairs 'tR iFIlf ij'PrlfCAi ~lf;:rrn District/Tehsill

    16 17 18 • 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 2

    33,354 13,724 22,772 9,654 1,963 2,540 891 183 6,728 1,347 284 ~,035 23,115 34,444 f~!f 1i'iW«f ~fu

    9,983 4,571 6,980 3,052 647 974 302 69 2,054 482 48 1,348 6,813 9,953 (i) ~'fT~ ~Ti;

    23,371 9,147 15,792 6,602 1,316 1,566 589 114 4,674 865 236 3,687 16,302 24,489 (ii) 'l;~r~~

    28,642 15,292 19,280 11,535 1,821 1,769 765 117 6,776 1.871 282 3,244 18,873 26,505 at~ Ii""qa ~mm

    14,695 10,425 9,399 8,081 867 842 317 65 4,112 1,437 141 781 8,678 10,738 ( i) f

    13,947 4,867 9,881 3,454 954 927 448 52 2,664 434 141 2,463 10,195 25,767 (ii) ~~'fT~ mr~r'1