CENSUS OF INDIA /1991
SERIES - 17
MIZORAM
PART XII - A & B
VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY
VILLAGE & TOWNWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
CHHIMTUIPUI "DISTRICT
Directorate of Census Operations, Mizoram
CONTENTS
Pages
FOREWARD vii PREFACE ix MAP OF THE PIFRICT xi IMPORTANT- STATISTICS xiii ANALYTICAL NOH
Cens\.ls concept~ of Rural and Urban areas, Census House, Household, Scl)edul~d Castes and Scheduled Tribes, List of Scheduled Caste~ and ~,I)eduled Tribes, L1terates~ Main Workers, Marginal Workers and Non Workers/ Cultivators, Asricultural Labours, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Huntln~ and r!~!1tation, Orchard and allied activities, Mining and Quarrying, Mitnufacturlng, Processing, Servicing and Repairs. 3
II Brief History of District and the District Census Handbook. 7
III Scope of Village Directory, Town Directory Statements and Primary Census Abstract. 8
IV Source of data and its reliability, Educational Amenities, Drinking Wat~rl Post & Telegraph, Day or days of the Market/Hat, Comml,migtion (Bus Stop, Railway Station, Waterway), Approa~\1 tQ Village, Nearest Town and Distances (in km), Power SUPP!¥i Land Use. 8
V Brief Analysis of Village/Town Directory and Primary Cel1suS Abstract Data Based on inset Tables. 10
Table 1A PopulatlolJ and number of Villag~~ in 1991 10
Table 1B Population and number of Towns in 1991 10
Table 2 New Towns/Town De~l.assified, merge~ in 1991 11
Ta~le ~ Decadal change in Distribution of population II
Taple 4 Percenta~e t>istributlon of Villages by population Ranges In 1991 12
T~~~ SA Sex Ratio for Rural Population of Rural Oevelopment Blocks in 1991 12 Table SB Sex Ratio for Towns in 1991 13 Table 6 Proportion of Scheduled Castes Population to Total Population in the Villages in 1991 13
Table 7 Proportion of Scheduled Tribes Population to Total Population in the Villages In 1991 13
(iii) Table 8 Percentage of Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes Population In Towns In 1991 14 Table 9 Percentage of Scheduled Tribes Population by sex In Rural Develgprnen, Blocks/District In 1981 and 1991 Censuses i~ Table IDA: Literacy Rates for Rural PopulatIon of Rural Development Blocks by Sex - 1991 (excluding children In the age group of 0-6 years~ 1S Table lOB Literacy Rates for Towns by Sex - 1991 (excluding children In the age group of 0-6 years) IS Table II A Percentage of Main Workers, Marginal Workers and Non-Workers for Rural Population of Rural Development Blocks in 1991 1S
Table t t B -- Percentage of Main Workers, Marginal Workers and Non-Workers for Towns In 1991 19 Table t 2 Distribution of Villages according to the availability of different amenities 19 Table 13 Proportion of Rural Population served by different amenities 17 Table t 4 Distribution of Villages not having amenities, arranged by distance ranges from the places where these are available Ie I Table 15 Distribution of villages according to the distance from the nearest town and availability of different amenities 19 Table 16 Distribution of Villages according to population range and amenities available 19 Table 17 Schools per 10,000 population in Towns ZO Table 1 B Number of Beds in Medical Institutions In Towns 20 Table 19 Most Important commodity manufactured, imported and exported in Towns 20
PART A - VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY
Section I VILLAGE DIRECTORY Note explaining the codes used in the Village Directory 25 Explanatory notes to the Village Directory 26 CHAWNGTE RURAL DEVELOPMENT BLOCK MAP 27 Alphabetical List of Villages & Amenities and Land Use 29 LAWNGTLAI RURAL DEVELOPMENT BLOCK MAP 41 Alphabetical List of Villages & Amenities and Land Use 1~ SANGAU RURAL DEVELOPMENT BLOCK MAP ~~ Alphabetical List of Villages & Amenities and Land Use ~7 TUIPANG RURAL DEVELOPMENT BLOCK MAP 63 Alphabetical List of Villages & Amenities and Land use 65 APPENDICES I-IV 78
(iv) $ectlQn II TOWN DIRECTO~Y NQtIQn~1 Map of Salha Town, Note Explaining the Codes used In 93 Town Dlre~tQ~ Statement I-VI, Definition of Town as adopted In 1991 C~n$u$ and Statement I-VI - Explanation
PART ij - ~RIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
~planatory Note on Primary Census Abstract 102 District Primary Census Abstract 104 Village Primary Census Abstract 110 Urban Primary Census Abstract 142 Population - l,.Jrban 8.locks : SC and ST 146
Boundary ~howing Jurisdiction of Enumeration Block in Urban Areas 147
Di~trlct Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes 152 District Primary Census Abstract for Schedule<:i Tribes 158
(v)
FOREWORD
Publication of the District Census Handbooks (DCHs) was Initiated after the 1951 Census and Is cOntinuing since then with some Innovations/modifications after each decennial Census. This Is the most valuable district level publication brouiht out by the,Census Olianlsatlon on behalf of each State Covt.1 Union Territory administration. It Inter-dlll'provides datallnforrnatlon on some of the basic demoaraphlc and soclo-economlc characteristics and on the avallablllty of certain Important clvlc amenitles/faclllties In each vlliaae and town of the respective districts. This publication has thus proved to be of Immense utlllty to the planners, administrators, academicians and researchers.
The scope of the DQi was Initially confined to certain Important census tables on population, economic and soclo-cultural aspects as also the Prllhary Census Abstract (PCA) of eacn village and town (ward-wise) of the district. The DCHs published after the 1961 Census contained a descrl~tlve account of the district, administrative statistics, census tables and Village and Town Directories Including PCA. After the 1971 Census, two parts of the DI~trlct Census Handbooks (Part-A comprising Village and Town Directories and Pan-B comprising administrative statistIcs and district census tables, which was also to be "brought out, could not be published In many StateslUTs due to considerable delay in compilation of relevant material. In 1981, some new features along with the restructuring of '''e formats of Village and Town Directory were Introduced In the DCHs. These were published In two tlarts hr p 1 ~l district ~iter the t 98 t Census. While Part-A comprised Village and Town Dll'ectorles, the rCA of "mages and ~owns (ward-wise) Including Schduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe PCA upto tehsil/town level were provided In Part-B. To illustrate, all the amenities except electricity, were brought together In the Village Directory and if an amenity was not available In the referrent village, the distance In broad ranges from the nearest place having such amenity was given. Information on some new Items such as adult literacy centres, primary health sub-centres and community health workers in the village were provided so as to meet some of the requirements of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Similarly, Information on apporoach to the village was also provided for the first time in the Village Directory so as to give an Idea about the number of inaccessible villages In each district. In case of Town Directories also, keeping In view the requirements of the Minimum Needs Programme, a Statement IV-A on slums was provided so as to enable the planners to chalk out the programmes for" providing better civic and other amenities were reported for the slums of class I and class II towns. Apart from this, one column on the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population and another on adult literacy classes/centres were added In Statement IV and V respectively.
The manner of presentation of the DCHs for the 1991 Census Is by and large the same as followed In 1981. However, the format of PCA has been restructured slightly in the t 991 Census for the benefit of data users. Nine-fold industrial c1assiflcation presented in the 1981 Census. In addition to this, the sex wise population in the 0-6 age-group has also been Included In PCA for the first time with a-view to enabling data users to compute more realistic literacy rate as all children below 7 years of age have been treated as illiterate at the time of the t 991 Census. It is expected that the above mentioned modifications will help the planners In chalking out more effective developmental programmes.
One of the most Important innovations In the 199 t Census is the Community Development Block level presentation of data In the Village Directory and PCA instead of the traditional Tahsii/TalukiPS level presentation. It is expected that the presentation of Village Directory and PCA data at CD. Block level will help the planners in formulation of micro-level developmental plans, as the CD. Block is the lowest administrative unit for developmental planning.
In order to facilitate the task of administrators, planners and researchers intending to use Village Directory/PCA data, either from the magnetic tapes/floppies or from the published records,
(vii) both the computer and mannual codes for each village have been provided for the 1991 Census along with the corresponding codes of 1981.
This publication Is a lolnt venture of the State Govt.lUT. administration and the Census Organisation. The data have been collected and compiled under the direction of Shrl M. Dawngllana, Director of Census Operations, Mlzoram on behalf of the State Govt.lUT. administration which has borne the COSt of printing. The task of planning, deSigning and coordination of the publlcatl~n was InItiated by Dr. K.P. Ittaman, former Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) and Shrl R.K. Dua, ]olnt Director. For the sake of uniformity in presentation of Information/data and for preparation of analytical note depicting the salient features emerging from a micro-level analysis of Census/non-Census data, a model District Census Handbook from each State and Union Territory was thoroughly scrutinised in the Sodal Studies Division under the guidance of Shrl M.K. Jatn, the present Deputy Registrar General (5.S.). This task was carried out by 5hri A.K. Singh, Deputy Director who was assisted by Shri N.S. Soam, Assistant Director and his staff. Technical guidance In the preparation of the maps was Initially provided by Dr. B.K. Roy, former DeputY Registrar General (Map) and later by Mrs Minati Ghosh, the present Deputy Registrar General (Map).
I am thankful to all those who have contributed to this prolect.
A.R. NANDA NEW DELHI Registrar General, India June 11, 1992
(viii) PREFACE'
The District Census Han~book'is 'on~ of tbe most Ivaluable products' of Census Organisation. (t gives valuable Information at village level and ward level for towns and therefore Is of tremendous use to planners, I adminIstrators, academicians an'd' r~search'ers. The hand'boo~ also co'n'ialns non·~ensus. data on different arrienl1:lesl~vaJl~ble:ln ea(h ~f the vllla~es and tqwJ,1S:. .,
The District Census Handbook series was initiated during the 1951 Census. H'~wever, this 'Is I the second I?lstrl~~.,Census HandbOo~ for ~hhlmtulp~1 Dlstrlcf, b~cau~~'1 the, district ~m~ Il),tp exlstel')~e. only, after 1'97"27 when~t:'flzotam 1Secarrle an Union Territ
The 1991 District Census Handbook Is more or less of same pattern as that of the one published In 1981. Some more Inset tables have been given, to expand the scope of analysis. As done in 1981, the 1991 DCH Is also presented In two parts as follows:
Part A - Villa,e and Town Directory '~irt t IF :_' Vmlge apd Town Primary Census Abstract y The data haVe been presented Rural Development Block·wise.
The data given In Part A and Part B are closely Interrelated and some Inset tables try to focus and highlight the extent of such relationships.
The data for Part A have been collected mainly through the Block Development Officers. These were thoroughly scrutinised with the data collected from other sources, mainly the respective Departments and in some cases also through personal visits by the staff of the Census Organisation. Some more aspects on data collection, in detail, is also given.
Before the village dlrectory'of each of the Rural Development Blocks an alphabetical list of villages with location code is also given. The villages as existing during 1981, with the location codes of 1981 Is also given. Villages In the State undergo frequent changes viz., change of name, shifting from one place to another, merger with another village and splitting etc. All such changes have been indicated In the remarks column. This will enable the users to keep a track of the villages from one census to another which Is very essential for the sake of comparability. In absence of such linkages in previous census, it is very difficult for the user to try any sort of recasting and attempt a comparative studies at any lurisdictional level.
In 1991 DCH no attempt has been made to present major characteristics of the district in relation to the economic resources, namely, Forestry, Minerals and Mining, Electricity, etc. mainly because of two reasons. Firstly, all such Inforrnatioh are available in different reports andaccuments published by the State Government from time to time and, secondly, to cut short the delay in publication of the DCH. The description of places of religious historical or archeological importance in villages and places of tourists Interest in towns of the Chhlmtulpui District has already been given in the DCH 1981 for Chhimtuipui, nothing more need to be added.
The Government of Mizoram has extended all possible help and co· operation in the preparation of the Handbook. I acknowledge the contribution of all the Departments of the State Govemment who have always been eager to help us. Special mention has to be made in praise of the Deputy Commissioners and
(Ix) Block Development Offlcers, and their col:eagues who have colletted ~ ••_ ..aif, and replled to our clarifications time and again as and when soulht for.
Shrt A.R. Nanda, Realstrar General, India has been guldlnl us from time to t\me wtth his rnawre auldance, active support' and keep understandlnl of the subject. I am extremely If'ateful to Shrt Nanda.
I am also arateful to Shrl N. Rama Rao, DRG (Cep), Dr. M.K. ,aln, DRG(SS) and all other offtc:ers of the office of the Rellstrar General, India, who have provided us technical auldance and scholarly assistance rlaht from the start of the project. Smt. Mlnatl Ghosh, DRG (Map) had provided us excellent support and auldence In tartoeraphlc matters, I am Il"3teful to her.
Thl~ volume Is a Joint effort of all my colleaaues led by Shrl ~.G. Mitra, Deputy Director; Shrl Zothanthuama, Investlaatorj Shrl lalhmlnathanp, Statistical Assistant; Shrl Salthuama Sallo, Statistical Assistant and many other worklna In the Directorate.
M. DAWNGLIANA AIZAWL Director of Ce.,sus Operations, the 16th June, 1993 Mizoram
(x) MIZORAM CHHIMTUIPUI DISTRICT
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BOUNDARY, INTERNATIONAL. DISTRICT SUB DIVISIONAL._ .. RD. BLOCK. HEADQUARTERS, DtSTRICT R.D. ELOCK _ VILLAGE HAVING 50D AND .• ABOVE POPULATION WrrH NAME URBAN AREA WITH POPULATION SIZE - CLASS IV. _ NATIONAL HIGHWAY. METALLED ROAD • UNMETALLED ROAD RIVER a STREAM. POLCE STATION .. .• .. POST a TELEGRAPH OFFICE REST HOUSE IPWDI
Based Ypllfl Survey of lodio mllP wl1h ths permi!sio'" T"e il'ldo-Boflgladesh oour>dory Shown on lrus IMPORTANT STATISTICS P9PU~Al'ION MllORAM CHHIMTUIPUI DISTRICT TOTAL Persons 689,756 '99;:876 Males 358,978 52,304 Females 330,778 47,572 RURAL Persons 371,810 86,207 Males 194,'414 45,112 Females \ 77,396 41,095 URBAN Persons 317,946 13,669 Males 164,564 7,192 Females 153,382 6,477 DECENNIAL POPULATION GROWTH RATE 1961-1991' 39.70 50.37 AREA (Sq. Kms) 21,081 3,957 DENSITY QF r9PY~ATION (per Sq. Km) 33 25 SEX RATIO (Number of Females per 1!00Q males) 921 910 L1TE~CY RATE ), . (excluding chil4ren ~n th~ a~ g1VUp (0-6) Persons. 82.27 59.11 Males 85.61 66.14 Females 78.60 51.24 PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATIQN TO TOTAL POPULATION 46.10 13.69 PERCENTAGE JO TOTAL pOPUl.ATION (I) Main work~rs Persons 42;09 50.98 Males 49;,59 49.01 Females .33.9~ ,55.34 (ii) Marginal workers Persons 6.82 4.19 Males 4.28 . 2.51 Females 9.57 6.03 (iii) Non-worl BREAK-UP OF MAIN WORKERS - PERCENTAGE AMONG MAIN WORKERS: (I) Cultivators Persons 61.35 76.57 M'ales 53.30 67.00 Females 74.10 90.33 (Ii) Agricultural Labourers Persons 3.28 2.36 Males 3.47 2.33 Females 2.98 2.41 (IIi) Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and Persons 1.14 0.05 Plantation, Orchards and other Allied Males 1.07 0.07 ActIvities Females 1.26 0.02 (xiii) (Iv) Mining and Quarrying Persons 0.22 0.01 Males 0.34 0.01 .·females 0.02 0.00 (v)(a) Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing Persons 1.02 0.40 and Repairs In hQUsehold Industry Males 1.12 0.57 Females 0.86 0.15 (v)(b) Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing Persons 1.59 0.34 and Repairs rn (vi) Construction Persons 2.46 1.09 Males 3.89 1.75 Females 0.21 0.13 (vii) Trade and Commer (vii~) Transport, Storage and Communication Persons t .14 0.35 . Males 1.83 Q.59 Females .O.Q4 0.01, (ix) Other services Persons 22.61 17. .16 Males 29.29 25,54- Females 12.02 5.13 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTES P~50ns O~lO O~2O- POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 0.17 0.32 Females 0.03 0.08 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED TRIBES Persons 94.75 95.55 PQPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 91.~8 92.92 Females 97.87 98.44 NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES 120,993 17,001 NUMBER OF VILLAGES Total 785 214 Inhabited 698 198 Un-inhabited 87 16 NUMBE~ OF TOWNS 22 (xiv) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1. Shrl Zothilnthuama Investigator 2. Shrl Lalhmlngtllanga Statistical Assistant 3. Shrl Saithuama SaHo Statistical Assistant 4. Shrl Salthanthuama Statistical Assistant 5. Shri Lalrosanga Statistical Assistant 6. Smt. K. Laldawngliani Statistical Assistant 7. Shrl Lalbuanga Sailo Statistical Assistant 8. Shri Jeremiah L. F~nai Computor 9. Shri Laldanglova Computor 10. Shri ThantUnga Senior Artist 11. Shri Lalnghfnglova Artist 12, Shrl Lalrova Draught5l1l.1n 13. Shri Vanlaltlana Printing InspectOr TYPING 1. Kum. R. Lalthanchhingl L.D.C. 2. Kum. K. Lalrinpuii L.D.C. 3. Shri Laishram M.S. L.D.C. (xv) ANALYTICAL NOTE ANALYTICAL NOTE (I) C.nlllS Concepti cantonment board or notified town area; Rural and Urban Artas : (b) All other places which satisfied the following It has been the tradition of the Census In India to present criteria: data for rural and urban areas separately. In fact, In all the I) A minimum population of 5,000 census throuahout the world this dichotomy of rural and II) At least 75% of male working population urban areas are recognised and data presented accordingly. engaged In non-agricultural and allied activities As In previous censuses, the 1991 Census data are presented by rural and urban areas. III) A population of at least 400 per square km. The basic unit for rural areas In the revenue village which Prior to 1981 I.e. during 1971 and 1961 Censuses, has definite surveyed boundaries. The village may comprise the definition of an urban area was more or less the same, several hamlets but the entire village will be one unit for except that males working In activities, such as fishIng, presentation of data. logging, etc. were treated as engaged In non-agricultural activities, and therefore, these contributed to the 75% The situation in Mlzoram is however different. In criteria in 1961 and 1971 Censuses. From 1981 Census Mizoram, the villages are not cadastrally surveyed and the onward these activities have been treated at par with revenue system has not yet in.roduced. Each area inhabited cultivation and agricultural labOUr. Apart from the concept with popul*,n with locally recognised boundaries and having of town/city, the concept of urban agglomeration is also a name of its own identity is treated as· one unit i.e. village. adopted for the 1991 Census. An urban agglomeration Thus a village In Mizoram may comprise even one house or means a stretch of urban area covering more than one household only. There are large tracts of land which do not municipality/town/urban outgrowth within a geographically form a part of any village. The identity of the existence of contiguous urban contlnuam. An urban agglomeration shows certain habitations as separate village or otherwise is how a particular area has had geographically continuous determined generally on the basIs of how the local urbanisation. . administration has accepted the existence of those habitations. The shifting of population from one locality to another to The concept of urban outgrowth was introduced In the facilitate Jhummlng Is common. This Is more so In the 1981 Census. The outgrowth, which must necessarily be southern districts. These are more prevalent among certain contiguous to an urban area In so far as it fulfils the last .two specific trIbes. Change of names of villages are also quite criteria of being an urban unit. frequent. In 1991 Census, the number of towns has Increased to It has been commonly felt that an urban area should be 22 from only 6 as existed at 1981 In the State. A majority determined not only on the basis of defined demographic of them do not satisfy the demographic and economic criteria characteristics but also on the basis of infrastructural facilities. of a census town but have qualified to become urban because It is, however, difficult to adopt a definition on the above of their being statutory towns as notified by the State criteria In our country and therefore a definition basing Government. mainly on the demographic and economic characteristics of a place has been adopted. It was only from the 1961 Census House: Census that a fairly strict de!lnition of urban areas was adopted in India. The definition of an urban unit adopted A Census House is a building or part of a building in 1991 Census is exactly the same as done in I 981 Census. having a separate main entrance from the road or common The definition of an urban unit in the 1991 Census is as courtyard or staircase, etc. used or recognised as a separate follows :- unit. It may be occupied or vacant. It may be used for a residential or non-~esidential purpose or both. If a building (a) All places with a municipality, corporation or has a number of flats or blocks which are independent of 3 4 one another havln. separate entrances of their own from War, Bhol or Lynanlam) the road or a common staircase or a common courtyard 7. Any kukl1l'lbes, Includlnl :. leadlnl to a main pte, they will be considered as separate I) 8late, 81ete census houses. II) Chanpan Household: III) Chonllol Iv) Dounael A household Is a aroup of persons who commonly live toaether and would take their meals from a common kitchen v) Camalhou unless the exlaencles of work prevented them from dolnl vI) Canlte so. There may be a household of persons related by blood vII) Culte or a household of unrelated persons or havlnl a mix of vIII) Hannenl both. Households with all Its members unrelated are called Institutional Households. The Important link In flndlnl out Ix) Haoklp, Hauplt whether there Is a household or not Was a common kitchen. x) Haolal xl) Henana Scheduled Casces and Scheduled 1'i1bes : xII) Hongsungh If a person belonglnl to a scheduled Caste or a scheduled xIII) Hranlkhawl, Rangkhol tribe returned his/her caste by a. synonym or aenerlc name xlv) Jongbe of a caste or a tribe, It ~as to be .recknoned as Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe ~nly If the name found place In xv) Khawchuns the list of Scheduled Castes and Tribes notified for the State. xvI) K~awathlang, Khothalong The notified list of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes xvII) Khelma for the State of Mlzoram Is given below. xviii) Kholhou Scheduled Castes xix) Klpsen 1. Bansphor xx} Kukl 2. Bhulnmall, Mall xxi) Lengthang 3. Brlttlal Bania, Bania xxII) Lhangum 4. Dhupl, Dhobl xxlll) Lhoujem 5. DugJa, Dholl 6. Hlra xxiv) Lhouvun 7. Jalkeot xxv) Lupheng 8. ]halo, Malo, Jhalo·Malo xxvi) Manglel 9. Kalbartta, )allya xxvII) 10. Lalbegi Misao 11. Mahara xxviii) Rlang 12. Mehtar, Bhangi xxix) Salrhem 13. Muchi, Rishl xxx) Selnam 14. Namasudra 15. Patni xxxi) Singson 16. Sutradhar xxxiI) Sitlhou xxxiii) Sukte Scheduled Tribes xxxiv) Thado 1. Chakma xxxv) Thangngeu 2. Dimasa (Kachari) xxxvi) 3. Garo Uibuh 4. Hajong xxxvii) Valphei 5. Hmar 8. Lakher 6. Khasl and Janltia (Including Khasl Synteng or Pnar, 9. Man (Tal spealdng) 5 10. Any HIzo (Lushal) tribes person may have worked In different capacities during last 11. Mlklr year. There could even be breaks in between the different 12. Any Nap tribes types of work performed by him/her. In computing whether 13. Pawl the person worked for major part of the year, all the spells 14. Synthen8 of work, Irrespective of the breaks In between were taken into consideration. Scheduled Castes could belonl to only Hindu, Sikh and Buddhist relilion. However, Schedu:ed Tribes could belonl The definition of Main Worker in t 98 t Census was to any relislon. exactly the same. LkeraC. ; The activities of main workers Is classified into nine categories. The nine fold classification of such workers and A person who can both read and write with the brief description of such categories are given b~low. . understand In, In any lansuaae Is taken to be ~ literate. A person who an merely read but could not write Is not literate. (I) Cultivator: For the purpose of Census a person It Is not necessary that a person who Is literate should have was classified as cultivator if he or she was engaged received any formal education or should have passed any either as employer, single worker or family worker minimum educational standard. A slllllficant departure In In cultivation of land owned or held from 1991 Census with reprd to aspect of literacy was that all Government or held from private persons or .chUdren of the ace of 6 years or less were treated as illiterate Institutions for payment of money, kind or share. even If the child was solnl to a school and may have picked Cultivation· Includes supervision or direction of up readln, and wrltlnl a few odd words. During 198) cultivation. Cultivation Involves ploughing, sowing Census all children of aae four years or less were treated as and harvesting and production such as wheat, Illiterate. paddy, lowar, batra, ragi etc. and other crops such as supr-cane, ground nuts, tapioca etc. and pulses, Work : raw jute and kindred fibre crop, cotton etc. and 'Work' may be defined as participation In any does not Include fruit growlni, vegetable growing economically productive activity. Such participation may or keeping orchards or groves or working on be physlcal- or mental In nature. Work Involves not only plantatIons like tea, coffee, rubber, cinchona and actual work but also effective supervision and direction of other medicinal plantation. work. It also Includes unpaid work on farm or In family enterprise. (II) Agricultural Labourer: A person who works in another person's land for wages in mone~ kind or Worker In 1991 was very liberally defined (as In 1981) share was c1asslHed as agricultural labourer. He or as one who worked for at least one day In the last year I.e. she has no risk In the cultivation but he/she merely last 365 days. -_Unpaid workers In farms or In family works in another person's land for wages. An agricultural labourer has not right or lease or enterprises and evep workers whose contribution would have contract on land on which he/she works. It is been considered fnslanlflcant were also covered. This Important to note that a person Is engaged as however did not Include those who produce IOOds solely labourer In growing crops not considered as for the self consumption of members of the household. A cultivation (e.g. plantation crops, fruits, Howers, slanlftcant departure was that persons who cultivate land to vegetables), he cannot be classified as agricultural . produce for domestlc consumption onl~ were also to be labourer. . ~ted as workeR. Since, It was women's work which were not correctly reported iii past censuses, so special Instructions Therefore, It is important to note that a person were liven to capture~ women's work by asklnl probing can be classified as a cultivator or as an agricultural questions and this was followed up by publicity measures. labourer only on the basis of the crops grown. Main Workers: (iii) Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and A main worker Is one who has worked for six months Plantation Orchards and allied activities: These or 183 days or more durin, the last year of 365 days. A group Include mainly four broad categories of 6 workers, namely; Plantation work~rs, Livestock paper products are ~$O Induded. This categories workers, Agricultural Service workers, and Forestry also includes manufacture of paper and paper workers. products, all types of chemical, chemical products, rubber, plastic, petroleum and coal products, non· Plantation workers include workers engaged in metallic minerai products, metal products, growing of tubers, vegetables, spices etc. It includes machinery, transport equipment, etc. Repairs of workers engaged in floriculture and horticulture capital goods, repair services such as repair of induding tree nurseries, workers engaged in growing footwear, leather goods, household electrical tea, coffee, rubber, tobacco, pepper, cardamom, appliances, TV, VCR, radio and all other coconut, edible nut (excluding ground nut), fruits, household goods, motor vehicles, motor cycles, ganja, clnc~ona etc. trucks, iorry, bicycles and cycle rickshaws are also Included. Livestock workers' are those who are engaged in breeding and rearing of goats, sheep, horse, camel, The workers In this category have been further pig, ducks, hens, silkworms, etc. and those who subdivided into two categories namel~ n Houseliold are engaged In collectIon of honey, production of Industry Workers and other than Household milk, wool, eggs, cocoons and raw silk. Industry cOnducted by the head of the household himself/herself and/or by the members of the Agriculture services includes destroying of pest and household at home or within the village in rural insects, irrigation services, soil cons~rvation services areas and only Within the precints of the house and harvesting and tI:lrashing etc. where the household lives In urban areas. The larger proportion of worker in the household Forestry workers include those who are engaged in industry would consist of members of the cutting of trees, production of firewood, fuelwood, household including the head. The Indu~ry is not charcoal, gathering of gums, resins, lack, barks, run on the scale of registered factory which would herbs etc. Apart,from workers engaged in various qualify or has to be registered under the Indian forestry services it also includes fishing and Factories Act. All workers working in household hunting. industry defined above are classified as household workers and all others in other than household (Iv) Mining and Quarrying: This includes- workers workers. engaged in mining of coal, .lignite, iron ore, copper etc. as also extraction of petroleum, natural gas (vi) Construction: Construction workers include etc. and mining services. This category also Includes workers engaged in maintenance of building, roads, mining and quarrying or rock aggregates, sand and ' railways, bridges, pipelines, and runways etc. and clays, mining! quarrying of minerals for construction workers engaged in maintenance of power, tele other than rock aggregates, sand and clays. communications and transmission lines, waterways, canals, tanks, wells etc. This category also includes (v) Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and workers engaged in heating and air-wnditionlng Repairs : The workers who were engaged in and sound proofing, timber works, paifltin~ ~n~ activity which related to some production decorating work for construction. , processing, servicing, repairing or making and seUlng of goods have been classified under this (vii) Trade and Commerce: Workers engaged in category. The goods produced should not be for wholesale and retail trades, restaurants and hotels, self-consumption but should be wholly or partly financing, Insurance, real estate and business services for sale. This category Includes manufacturing of are included in this category. food products, beverages, tobacco and related products. It includes manufacture of cotton textiles, (viii) Transport, Storage and Communications: This wool, silk, man· made fibre textiles, jute, vegetable, category includes, worker engaged in land fibre textiles, textile products (Including wearing transport, water transport, air transpon, services . apparel). The workers engaged In manufacturing Incidental to transport, storage and warehousing of wood, wood products, furniture, fixtures, paper, services, communicatlon~ services. 7 (Ix) Other Services: This group mainly Includes The District Is situated In the southern most part of the workers enpged In community, social and personal Union Territory, flanked In the east by Burma and Bangladesh serviCes. Government servanu both State and in the west and has an area of 3957 sq. kilometres. The Central engaged mainly In Public Services like District Is named after a big river called Chhlmtulpul flowing administration, police, taxation and business through the District. In Mizo Language "Chhlm" means regulation etc. Defence personnel are also Included "South" and Tulpui means "Sea". Chhimtulpui District has here. Workers engaged In Education, Scientific not undergone any Jurisdictional changes between 1981 . and research services, Health and Medical services and 1991. are also Included In this category. Also included workers In community services such as religious The District is inhabited mostly by the Pawi, Lakher welfare, and other community services, namely, and Chakma and has a population of 99,876 in tye 1991 Ubrarles, Museums, Audio and Video Cassette census. Ubrarles and activities related to persona~ services such as domestic services, hairdressing by barber As provided in the Constitution of India, the three and beauty parlours, photographic studios, tailoring autonomous District Councils of Pawl, Lakher and Chakma establishment are categorised in this group. All came. into existence from the 21 5t of January 1972 replacing Included are political workers. Workers engaged the former Regional Council. These councils enjoy wide In services related to electricity, gas'and water are powers and are safeguarding and looking after their own also Included In this. group. internal affairs and customs. The councils are elected on the basis of adult suffrage and have their own courts for trial Maqinal Workers : of civil suits and criminal cases relating to the natives of A marginal worker Is a worker who worked for less these areas_ than 183 days or 6 months during the reference period, The District Headquarters is at Saiha. 5aiha was treated which was 365 days Or one year proceeding the date~of survey. Therefore, the main workers and the marginal as town for the first time in the 198 I Census. In the 1971 workers constitute the total workers. Census, Saiha was treated as a village. The Civil Administration is In the hands of the Deputy Commissioner Non-wOlken: who is incharge of the District with Headquarters at 5a·lha. The District has three sub-divisions, namely, Saiha (Sadar), A person who had not worked even for a single day Lawngtlal and Chawngte sub-divisions, Each sub-division is during the reference period was a non-worker. The non incharge of sub-divisional officer. 5aiha is also the workers Include full time studenu, persons doing only Headquarters of Lakher District Council, Lawn gtfa i is the household duties, dependenu, re.lnters and pensioners, Headquarters of Pawl District Council and Chawngte that of beggars, Inmates of institutions and other non-workers. The the Chakma District Council. last mentioned type of non-worker was Important because It included those non-workers who did not fall under any of There are four Rural Development Blocks in the District. the other categories but were looking for Job. Therefore These were earlier known as Community Development Block. number of other non-workers should not be taken to be an The four R.D. Blocks are Chawngte, Lawngtiai, Sangau and Indicator of the extent of unemployment. Tuipang. The R.D. Block JurisdiCtion have been mainly created ~o facilitate Ru.ral Development Programmes and (II) Brief History. of District and the District Census . Hanclbook other important development programmes of the State Government. The Block Development Officer are the nodal Chhlmtulpui District Is one of the three districts created officers in the block and responsible for executing and after Mlzo District attained Union Territory status with effect overseeing the development programmes of the Block. The from January 21st, 1972 by virtue of the North Eastern District is the most backward in the territory, with jhumming Areas (Reorganisation) Act, 1971 (Act No. 81 of 1971), or shifting cultivation still being the principal method of when Milo District became Mlzoram. cultivation. Chhlmtulpul District was formeriy known as Pawi-Lakher Efforts are being made by Government to put an eria Region with a separate Regional Council while under Assam. to this wasteful method .of cultivation for obvious reasons. 8 For the purpose of Improvlnl aartculture, several steps have & VI also serve the same purpose vis-a-vis the respective so far been taken by Government. statement. The Infrastructure of the amenities and fa,Ulties found In the urban can best be analysed by taking the class The populadon of Chhlmwlpul district has relistered of town Into consideration. a arowth rate of 50.37 per cent during the decade 1981- 91 and a population of 99,876 at 1991 census has been The notations used and the explanatory notes on recorded. The sex ratio In the district In 1991 Census Is concepts adopted In both the Vlllaae Directory and Town 910 aplnst 921 for the State as a whole. The density of Directory are &lven Just before the respecdve statements. populadon which was only 19 durlnl 1981 has Increased to 2S In the recently concluded Census. The Primary Census Abstract present basic Inform~tlon on area of the village/town, number of occupied resldf!lltial The District Census Handbook for the District of houses, number of household, total population, scheduled Chhlmtulpul was first published In 1981. In 1971 Census caste and scheduled tribe population, literates, main "'!ef' ::::-S, the present Chhlmtulpul District was only a Salha Police different types of main workers categorised IntI;) nine Station of the Mizo District of Assam State. In the District categories, marainal workers, and non-workers by $~ for Census Handbook of the Mlzo District of 1971, data were the districts, R.D. Blocks, Towns and Villages. The Urban presented at the Police Stadon level and Chhlmtuipui District Primary Census Abstract provides the same Information for consisted of one Police Station, namely, Salha Police Station. all the wards of the town. The Village Primary Census As In, 1981 DCH, In the present DCH the data are being Abstract have been presented Rural Development Block presented Rural Development Blockwlse. wise. (UI)Scope of Viliale Dlre.ctory, Town Directory (Iv) SOlD'Ce of cIaca and lu relilbmty Statemenu and Primary Census Abstnct The format of Village Directory and Town Directory The Village Directory presents for each village were circulated to the Block Development Officers and they Information on total area, population, different amenities requested to collect the Information and submit them to available within the village, approach to village, nearest town the Directorate. Therefore the basic Information were and distance, power supply, staple food, and land-use pattern. obtained from the office of the Block Development Officer The amenities are presented under six headings, namely, for each village of the block as well as the town with their Educational, Medical, Drinking Water, .Post & Telegraph, Jurisdiction. Day or days of the Market/Hat, Communication. The land use pattern Is given under seven columns such as forest, Simultaneously, Information on different amenlti" ,uch cultivable level, wet rice cultlvadon, dry rice cultivation, as Educational, Medical, Post and Telegraph etc. were total area under ,hum Cultlv~tlon, period of rotation, main obtained from different Departments of Government of crops under Jhum and area not available for cultivation. Mlzoram. For example, the list of Adult Education Centres was taken from Director, Adult Education. Llkew!se The Information given In the Village Directory was infonnatlon on health centres and community health workers collected through Administrative OfficerslBlock were obtained from Health Depanment of Government of Development Officers Incharge of the village. Mizoram. The Town Directory consists of six statements. The Attempt was also mad~ to collect Information on sample Town Directory statements give for each town, the area, basis on all aspects of amenities by sending from census population In t 991 Census and past censuses growth rates, office to certain villages. density, sex ratio, physical aspects of the town, communication, municipal finances, civic, medical, The scrutiny on different Items of village directory was educational and other amenities and trades, commerce, done on the table at the Directorate of Census Ope .... tlons, Industry and banking faclilties. All these statements are comparing all the three types of records available In .the almost similar to those adopted In 1971 Census except a ofOce. The amenities of each and every vlllaae/town was few additional columns In Civil Administration status In compared with the amenldes as existing 10 years ago and as Statement-Ill and the Civic and other amenities In nodDed shown In the 1981 District <;:ensus Handbook for slums In statement IV-A. The population Statements rv, V Chhlmtulpul District. A list of discrepancies amenltyWlse 9 was prepared for each and every R.D. Block and the BDOs the BDO's office. Thouah Infonnatlon on source of water were requested to look Into the dlstrepancles and clarify supply was collected from the Public Health Enatneerln, the matter iJvln, the correct Infonnatlon, If necessary, by Department, the larae discrepancies observed made It difficult sendln, his staff to the field for spot verification. The final to place reliance on any of them. Therefore, It was decided compilation of vlllaae!town directory was done duly after to aet back to the BDOs by way of explain In, In details the discrepancies were rectlRed. At times, the office and about the concept on Drlnklnl Water (Potable). sou,ht repeated clartncatlons In order ,to arrive at the final staae· This brou,ht about a sl,"lficant Improvement In the situation In that the tap as a source of drlnkln, water which So far, the area under each vlllaae!ward Is concerned, was mlssln, due to wron, understandln. was found to be they are shown as "Not available" since the vllla,es are not one of the Important source of drlnkln, water. Thouah It Is cadasterally survey. The surveyed area of wards are also not true that all the villages have drlnkln, water facilities available available. within the vIII. In some form or other, the reliability of the data on source of these amenltles can be taken to be poor. The Data on different amenities may be taken to have different levels of reliability and therefore the user would be Post and Telerraph : cautious before putting such data to use. It has been felt wise to place reliance on Information collected from different The Information on Post and Telegraph was obtained sources on different amenities. This has been discussed in from the department concerned and data supplied by BOOs brief. were not accepted. This Information can be taken to be reliable. Educadonal amenldes : DIY or dlYs of the Market/Hac : The Information received from all the sources on this amenity were found to be very close to each other except Since there was no other sources from where this data for, very few villages. Wherever discrepancies were found, could be coll~cted, the Information supplied by BOOs were the Information received from Block Development Officer taken to be final. However clarifications were sought by way of clarification was taken to be final. The Information wherever necessary before flnallsatlon. The number of collected by the census staff were also relied upon In such villages havln, this facility Is very Insignificant and therefore cases of discrepancies. The reliability of this Item can be does not deserve any comment on Its reliability or other considered to be very good. wise. Medical amenities : Communication (Bus stop, Railway scation, Waterway) approach to Village, Nearest Town and In case of medical ameni~ies also the Information received Distance (in kms.) : from all the sources were very close to each other except in cases of Community Health Worker (CHW). A community The data obtained from Block Development Officers health worker Is required to cover 4 to 5 villages for his were put through, through scrutiny by way of comparing health visits and this is taken to be his Jurisdiction. Therefore them with the data published during 1981. For example a all these villages were supposed to have medical amenitIes, place which was shown to have Kutcha Road (KR) In 1981 that is CHW. Perhaps this concept was not properly cannot possibly have Foot Path (FP) In 1991 or a village understood by the BOOs and therefore information on CHW which had navigable water in 1981 is likely to have the were found to be Inadequate. Therefore, the information facility available ten years hence. The notional maps used obtained from the Health Department was heavily relied during census were also taken as an important source for upon. The reliability on this aspect of amenity can al10 be finding out discrepancies. This really helped in listing out taken to be very good. the discrepancies effectively. The situation improved drastically when clarification by way of corrections! Drinking Water : amendments on such discrepancies were obtained from BOOs. This information, therefore, can be taken to be This concept was not properly understood by most of fairly reliable. 10 Power Supply: . put to any scrutiny, whatsoever Since It was the only available source. The BOOs had collected this Information from the As In case of Educational and Medical Amenities, all AlI'lculture Office at the Block level. Therefore, no comment the three ~I)urces mentioned earlier were utilised to list the Is made on the reliability of this data and users be better discrepancies and this list was very Inslll1lf1cant. Necessary advised to use this Information with caution. correedons were made after clarifications/corrections were received from 8005. It Is found that the BOOs more or (v) Bri., anllysl. of VIIIII./Town Dlreccory and less amended theIr data conftrmlnl a very hlah reliability of Primary C.nlUs Absence dacI bastcI on Inslc cablll InfonnatJon obtained from Power and Electricity Department. The data on this aspect of facility can be taken to be extremely Chhlmtulpul DistrIct has four Rural Deveiopment Blocks, reliable. namely, Chawnate, Lawnatlal, Sangau and Tulpang. Table IA alves the Rural population by sex for each of the above Land U•• : Rural Development Blocks. Also given In the table Is the total number of villages and the number Inhabited In each This Information was collected from BOOs and was not of the Rural Development Blocks. TABLE tA POPULATION AND NUMBlR OF VILLAGES, 1991 Population of Villages No. of Villages S.No. Name of R.D. Block Persons Males Females Total Inhabited 2 3 4 5 6 7 1. Chawnate 24,870 13,038 11,832 75 71 2. Lawngtlal 29,330 15,712 13,618 67 60 3. Sanpu 10,746 5,421 5,325 17 17 4. Turpan, 21,261 10,941 10,320 55 50 District 86,207 45,112 41,095 214 198 The largest rural population Is found In Lawngtlal R.D. The avera Ie size of a village In Chhlmtulpul District Block and more than one·thlrd of the total rural population Is 435 with vlllaies In Saniau R.D. Block having largest of the district live In this block. Chawngte R.D. Block has the number of people living on an average In each village, second largest member of fuhablted vlllaies In the district. belnl632. Chawngte R.D. Block, which is situated on the The Tulpanl R.D. Block has the third largest population and . western pan of the district has the smallest number of Sangau R.D. Block Is the smallest among the R.D. Blocks In people living on an average In each villages belong terms of population. only 350. TAILE II RANKING OF DISTRICTS IN TERMS OF AREA S. No. Name and Civic Admlnlstratlon Population Status of town Persons Males Females 1 . 2 3 4 5 Saiha (NM) 13,669 7,192 6,477 TOTAL 13,669 7,192 6,477 11 There Is only one town namely 5alha In the district of TABLE 2 Chhlmtulpul. Salha town, which Is the District headquarters, was treated as a town for the first time during 1981 Census, NEW TOWNS/TOWNS DECLASSIFIED, MERGED IN t 99t CENSUS has over the last 10 years emerged as an Important growth centre In the district. In 1981 Census the population of Name of town Population Salha was only 7,018, which Increased to 13,669 In 1991 Census; thus registering a growth rate of 94.77 during the 2 decade 198 J-91. (a) Added Po~ulatlon {1991 Censusl (I) NIL NIL In Chhlmtulpul District, no new towns have been (b) Declassified Po~ulatlon {1981 Censusl added during the ,decade 1981-91. No town has been NIL NIL declassified or merged with other towns as will be evident from Table 2. (c) Who":! me!]!d with other Po~ulatlon (1981 Censusl NIL NIL Given below Is a table which shows the deadal chanae the proportion of urban population to total population In In distribution of population In different R.D. Blocks of the each of the R.D. Blocks. district separately from rural and urban areas, also given are TABLE :5 DECADAL CHANGE IN DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION Population Percentaae decadal Percentaae of 1981 1991 (1981-91) Variation Urban Population R.D. Block Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban 1981 1991 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Chawngte 16,983 16,983 24,810 24,870 46.44 46.44 Lawnatlal 18,517 18,517 29,330 29,330 58.39 58.39 Sangau 8,777 8,777 10,746 10,746 22.43 22.43 Tulpang 22,143 15,125 7,018 34,930 21,261 13,669 57.75 40.57 94.77 31.69 39.13 TOTAL 66,420 59,402 7,018 99.816 86.207 13.669 50.37 45.12 94.77 10.57 13.69 The above tables shows that during the decade 1981- the same period. 91 Chhimtulpul District recorded a population growth rate of 50.37 per cent. The District has registered the highest In 1981 Census while only about 11 out of 100 people decadal growth rate among the three districts of the state. of the district resided in urban areas, the number has The growth rate ofthe district was 61.44 per cent during increased during the ten years period and during 1991 the decade of 1971 -81, and It ranked first among the three Census about t 4 per cent of the population were found to districts during that decade. be living in urban areas. While the urban population of the district increased by Table 4 shows the percentage distribution of villages by 94.77 per cent during the decade 1981-91, the rural population ranges for 1991 Census for Chhimtulpui district, population has shown an increase of 45.12 per cent during and all the R.D. Blocks of the district. 12 TABLE 4 PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY POPULATION RANGES, 1991 No. and No. and percentale of vllla,es In e~ch ran,e (FI,ures In parenthesis percental' Indicate percenu,e of vlllaae In each ran,e) of Inhabited R.D. Block vlllaaes Less than 200 200-499 500 -1,999 2,000 -4,999 5,000 -9,999 10,000+ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Chawnrce 71 18 '10 13 (100.00) (25.35) (56.34) (18.31) Lawnrclal 60 16 33 10 (100.00) (26.67) (55.00) (16.67) (1.67) Sanaau 17 4 5 7 (100.00) (23.53) (29.41) (41.18) (5.88) Tulpana 50 15 17 17 (100.00) (30.00) (34.00) (34;00) (2.00) Total 198 53 95 47 2 (100.00) (26.77) (47.98) (23.74) (1.01) (0.50) It can be easily observed from the above table that TABLE SA majority of the villages In the district has population be SEX RATIO FOR RURAL POPULATION OF tween 200 to 499. About three-fourths of the villages of R.D. BLOCKS, 1991 the district have population less than 500. There ~~e two villages In the entire district which have POPUlo,.,: ,J; ween 51. No. Name of R.D. Block No. of Females per 1,000 Males 2,000-4,999, namely, Tulpang 'V' and Sangau ;~ith a population of 2,379 and 2,428 respectively. There Is only 2 3 one village has population between 5,000-9,999; namely, 1. Chawnate 908 Lawngtlall-V with a population of 9,514. 2. Lawnrclal 867 The largest proportion of vlllases with population 500 3. Saniiu 982 and above Is found In San,au R.D. Block, where about 47 per cent of the villages are In this range. The smallest vlllase 4. 'TlIlpana 943 In the district, namely, Llapha, with a population of only 9 DISTRICT 911 Is located under Lawngtlal R.D;'~lock and Interestingly the same block has the largest vlllase In the district, namely, Lawngtlal. In fact, Lawngtlal has the largest populatIon In During J 98 J Census Chhlmwlpul DIstrIct recorded rural the entire state. sex·ratlo of 905 and this has shown a sllaht Increase of 5 females per 1000 males populailon In 1991 Census. It can The sex ratios for the rural population of R.D. Blocks be easily observed that none of the R.D. Blocks of the district are given below. has a preponderance of females over males. 13 The largest Increase In rural sex ratio has been recorded inhabited villages are without any scheduled caste population in Lawngtlal R.D. Block where It has Increased from a mere on village or 0.50 per cent of the inhabited village lie in the 815 In 1981 to 866 In 1991. Chawngte R.D. Block also percentage range of scheduled caste population of 6- 10 has shown Increase in the sex ratio. Sangau R.D. Block Is and one village or 0.50 per cent of inhabited village lie in the only block, which has registered a fall of rural sex ratio the percentage range of scheduled caste population of 11 - from 1,012 In 1981 to 982 in 1991 Census. 15. Out of the two other villages which have scheduled caste population. One each is in the percentage range of TABLE 5B 21-30 and 31 and above. SEX RATIO FOR TOWNS, 199 t In 19 B1 Census there was only 37 scheduled caste population in the entire rural area of the district and 179 in 51. No. Name and Civic Administration No. of females per Status oftown 1,000 males 1991 in the entire district. In 1991 the rural scheduled caste population has gone up to 142 and for the entire 2 3 district the number of scheduled caste both rural and urban is 203. Therefore, only 0.20 per cent of population of the Salha (NM) 901 district belong to scheduled caste and this is very insignificant. TOTAL 901 The proportion of scheduled tribe population to total population in the villagE~s is indicated in the following table The urban sex ratio of 900 for the District is lower 7. The State has predominantly scheduled tribe population than the rural ratio. There is only one town, namely, Saiha and it is expected that the majority of the villages would in the whole of the district. The sex ratio in Saiha town have large percentage of scheduled tribe population. which was only 898 in 1981 Census has now risen to 901 in 1991. TABLE 7 Table 6 shows th~ proportion of Scheduled 'Caste PROPORTION OF SCHI:DULED TRIBE POPULATION TO Population to total population in the villages. TOTAL POPULATIION IN THE VILLAGE, 1991 Percentage range of Schedule~ No. of villages Percentage of TABLE 6 Tribe population to total in each range villages in population each range PROPomON OF SCHEDULED CASTE POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION IN THE VILLAGE, t 991 2 3 Percentage range of Scheduled No. of villages Percentage of 0-5 0.51 Caste population tb in each range villages in population each range 6-15 3 1.51 16-25 0.51 2 3 26-35 0.51 0-5 197 99.49 36-50 0.51 6-10 0.50 51 & above i96 98.98 11-15 0.50 TOTAL 203 100.00 16-20 0.51 21-30 0.51 It can be easily seen th~t in almost 97 per cent of the villages of the district are i'1 the highest percentage range 31 & above 0.50 i.e. "51 and above". In fal=t~ It can be worked out from the TOTAL 201 100.00 peA that 90 per cent of the villages. have 96 per cent or more of its population as s~heduled tribe. Three villages or It Is seen from the above table that the proportion of 1.51 per cent of the inha~ted villages lie in the percentage Scheduled Caste population to total population in the villages range of scheduled tribe ~pulation of 6-1 5 and only two in the District 15 very low. 197 or 99.49 per cent of villages or 0.51 per cent Fch of the inhabited villages lies 14 in the percentage range of scheduled tribe population of The following table shows that proportion of scheduled 26-35 and 36-50. caste and scheduled tribe population In the town of the district. TABLE 8 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION IN TOWNS, 1991 Percentage of S C Percentage of S.T Total Total S C Total S T population to total population to total Name of town Population Population Population Population Population 2 3 4 5 6 Saiha 13,669 14 12,917 0.18 94.50 All Towns 13,669 24 12,917 0.18 94.50 In Saiha town which is the only urban area of the district the total population of Scheduled Caste is 24, which Is only about 94.50 per cent of the population belong to Scheduled 0.18 per cent of the population of the Saiha town. Tribe, which is very high by any standards. A comparative picture of sex·wise scheduled caste In 1981 Census there was no Scheduled Caste population in R.D. Blocks of the District can be seen from Population In the entire town of Saiha. In 1991, however, Table 9. TABLE 9 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED TllllBE POPULATION BY SEX IN R.D. BLOCKS/DISTRICT IN 1981 AND 1991 CENSUS 1981 1991 Name orR.D. Block Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 Chawngte 96.08 94.61 97.74 97.24 96.53 98.03 Lawngtlai 87.72 81.34 95.56 92.73 88.12 98.06 Sangau 96.37 95.07 97.64 99.17 98.47 99.89 Tulpang 96.79 94.33 99.29 96.30 93.89 98.87 TOTAL 93.70 90.26 97.50 95.72 93.19 98.49 It will be noticed from this table that there has been an All the it.D. Blocks of the district except Tuipang increase in the percentage of Scheduled Tribe Population in have recorded higher percentages of Scheduled Tribe Chhlmtuipul in the state by 2.02 percentage point over the Population in 1991 as compared to t 98 t for all categories ten years period from 1981 to 1991 and this is almost i.e. Persons, Males and Females. Lawngtlal Block has entirely as a result of a large increase in percentage of shown the largest increase from 87.72 per cent in 1981 scheduled tribe males, which IncreaSed from 90.26 to 93. t 9 to 92.73 per cent in 1991. Tuipang Block has shown a during the corresponding period. The proportion of decline In proportion of Scheduled Tribe Population for Scheduled Tribe female population which was as high as all the three categories i.e. "Persons", "Males" and 97.50 increased by one percentage ~Olnt between the period "Females". of 1981 to 1991 censuses. The percentage of females scheduled tribe population are hlghe than the corresponding Table lOA gives the literacy rates for rural population percentages for males for 'all the locks and In both the by sex for 1991. The literacy rates have been worked out censuses I.e. 198 t and t 991 . by excluding the children In the age group 0-6. 15 TABLE 10A LITERACY RATES FOR RURAL POPULATION OF R.D. BLOCKS BY SEX - 1991 (EXCLUDING CHILDREN IN THE AGE-GROUP 0-6) Percentage of Literates SI. No. Name of R.D. Block Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 I. Chawngte 24.76 36.51 11.63 2. Lawngtlai 57.93 63.48 51.34 3. Sangau 77.54 84.34 70.67 4. Tulpang 74.41 80.58 67.74 TOTAL 54.61 62.09 46.26 The inconsistant performance in the literacy front in scene in Chawngte R.D. Block is discouraging particularly the different R.D. Blocks of the same district is indeed a female literacy which is as low as 11.63 per cent. very striking. The R.D. Block with the highest literacy in the district is Sangau being 77.54. Sangau is the best in The literacy rate in Saiha town is given in Table 10B. terms of literacy for both males and females. The literacy TABLE 10B LITERACY RATES FOR TOWNS BY SEX - 1991 (EXCLUDING CHILDREN IN THE AGE-GROUP 0-6) Name and civic administration Percentage of Literates SI. No. Status of town Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 Saiha (NM) 88.03 92.09 83,44 DISTRICT 88.03 92.09 83.44 As has already been stated, there is only one town, Table 11 A gives the work participation rates of rural namely, Saiha in the whole district of Chhimtuipui. The population or R.D. Blocks by sex. It also gives the percentage literacy rate recorded in the town is 88.03 per cent. of main workers, marginal workers and non-workers. TABLE 1tA PERCENTAGE OF MAIN WORKERS, MARGINAL WORKERS AND NON-WORKERS FOR RURAL POPULATION OF R.D. BLOCKS, 1991 Percentage of Main workers to Marginal workers to Total workers to Non- workers to SI. Name of Total population Total population Total population Total population No. R.D. Block P M F P M F P M F P M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 I. Chawngte 48.86 54.14 43.04 0.05 0.04 0.06 48.91 54.18 43.09 51.09 45.82 56.91 2. lawngtlai 50.17 55.04 44.54 3.19 2.11 4.44 53.36 57.15 48.99 46.64 42.85 51.01 3. Sangau 39.18 44.12 34.14 13.08 9.26 16.98 52.26 53.38 51.12 47.74 46.62 48.88 4. Tulpang 42.81 46.65 38.73 6.56 3.37 9.94 49.37 50.02 48.67 50.63 49.98 51.33 TOTAL 46.60 51.43 41.30 4.35 2.68 6.19 50.95 54.11 47.49 49.05 45.89 52.51 16 It may be observed that 50.95 per cent of the rural varies from 39.18 in Sangau to 50.17 in lawngtlal R.D. population of the district have worked at least for one day Block. While Lawngtlai has both highest percentage of main during the reference period. The rural work pa:1icipation workers for both the sex. San&au has the lowest percentages rates of males and females for the district are 54.11 and of main workers for both the sex among all the R.D. Blocks 47.49 per cent respectively. Lawngtlai R.D. Block has of the district. However, Sangau has registered the highest registered the highest rate of 53.36 per cent and lowest percentage of marginal worker being as high as 13.08 per work participation rate has been recorded in Chawngte R.D. cent. The highest percentage of male and female marginal Block, being 48.91 per cent. While the rural work male workers are also in this block. The percentage of marginal participation rate for males is highest in lawngtlai R. D. Block, workers in Chawngte is extremely low being only 0.5 per the percentage of rural female workers is highest in Sangau cent. R.D. Block being 51.12 per cent. Table 11 B presents the same ratios as given in Table So far as main workers are concerned, the percentage 11 A for the town of the district. TABLE t 18 PERCENTAGE Of MAIN WORKERS, MARGINAL WORKERS AND NON-WORKERS fOR TOWNS, t 991 Name and Civic Percentage of administration Main workers to Marginal workers to Total workers to Non· workers to SI. Status of Total·populatlon Total population Total population Total population No. town P M F P M F P M F P M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 Saiha (NM) 33.68 44.48 21.69 3.17 1.49 5.03 36.85 45.97 26.73 63.15 54.03 73.27 TOTAL 33.68 44.48 21.69 3.17 1.49 5.03 36.85 45.97 26.73 63.15 54.03 73.27 The work participation rate in urban area of the district Distribution of villages according to the availability of works out to be 36.85 per cent and this is lower than the different amenities is given below in Table 12. The amenities rural work participation rate of the district. In Saiha which include Education, Medical, Drinking Water, Post & is the only town of the district, the percentage of main Telegraph, Market/Hat, Communication, Approach by Pucca workers and marginal workers are 33.68 per cent and 3.17 Road and Power Supply. per cent respectively. TABLE 12 DISTRIBUTION OF VILlAGES ACCORDING TO THE AVAILABILITY OF DIFFERENT AMENITIES No. of No. (with percentage) of villages having one or more of the following amenities R.D. Block Inhabited Education Medical Drinking Post & Market! Communications Approach by Power villages Water Telegraph Hat Pucca Road Supply 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Chawngte 71 63 2~ 71 8 3 Nil Nil 5 (98.73) (49.8.5 (100) (11.27) (4.23) (7.04) Lawngtlai 60 57 43 60 14 2 16 12 15 (95) (71.67) (100) (23.33) (3.33) (26.67) (20) (25) Sangau 17 17 16 17 7 1 Nil Nil 8 (100) (94.12) (100) (41.18) (5.88) (47.06) Tuipang 50 50 44 50 19 3 7 7 7 (100) (88) (100) (38) (6) (14) (14) (14) Total 198 187 132 198 48 9 23 19 35 (94.44) (66.67) (100) (24.24) (4.55) ( 11.62) (9.60) (17.68) 17 The above table indicates that about 94 per cent of the of villages having this facility, being 41. 18 per cent. The villages have Educational amenities within the village. Sangau rest are more or less on the same footing. As regards and Tulpang R.D. Blocks have only one village each which villages having market/hat amenities, it is extremely small. do not have any schools. Chawngte R.D. Block has the Out of the 198 inhabited villages in the district only 10 lowest percentage of villages having any type of Educational (5.05) have this amenity. facilities. That, perhaps, somewhat, explains the lowest literacy rate recorded In the Chawngte Block. In Lawngtlal The district does not seem to have good communication R.D. Block, 57 villages have any type of Educational facilities, facilities. Only about 16.67 per cent of its villages have the percentage being 95. some sort of communication available withIn the village. Lawngtlal R.D. Block has the best communication facilities It may be observed that above 68 per cent of the villages in its villages. In Sangau Block not a single village Is In the district have some of medical amenities. The main communicable by bus or any mode of public transport. Only type of faclllties available In the villages are Primary Health 33 villages (16.67 per cent) of the district have amenity Centre, Primary Health Sub-centre and Community Health which Is extremely poor by any standar~s. Worker. The last mentioned amenity appears to be In I majority. A Community Health Worker has four or five So far approach by Pucca Road Is concerned only 19 vlllaaes under his Jurisdiction and he Is supposed to go around (I.e. 9.60%) of the villages of the district have this amenity. such vlllages and take general health care of the population Chawngte and Sangau R.D. Blocks have none of Its vlllaaes of these villages. He may even stay In these villages for few connected by pucca road. The number of villages having days In tum. Therefore all such vlllaaes which are under the power su!"oly in the district Is 35 which Is only 17 .68 per Jurisdiction of some CHW have been considered to have cem. Sangdu R. D. Block has the highest percentage of villages medIcal amenIties available withIn the village. If one looks (47.06%) havlna power supply, on the other hand Chawngte at the amenities by way of .health sub· centre only, one R.D. Block has only 1.04 per cent of Its villages en'Joying observes that only S4 out of 198 vlllaaes have such facilities, this amenity. There appears to be aeneral Improvement In which works out to the about 27 per cent of the villages. the availability of the above amenities In the villages of the Therefore the rest of the 41 per cent of the villages have district during the last decade except approach to the villages faclllties of CHW only. Almost 53 per cent of the villages by Pucca Road. in Sangau R.D. Block has the facilities of PHS or PHC. Chawngte R.D. Block has only about 11 per cent of Its The Improvement is slgnlflcant In case of power supply. villages with such facilities. During 1979 only 1 village (0.59%) of the vlllaaes were electrlfled and in 1989,35 villages (17.68%) of the villages In respect of drinking water amenities, all the villages In of the district have been electrlfled. The communication to the district enjoy the amenities. It will be seen from the vlllages also seem to have Improved from 1.76 per cent In village Directories of these blocks that most of the vlllaaers 1979 to 16.67 per cent In 1989. draw their drinking water from the fountain or spring, which do not dry up during the dry season also. The distribution of amenities Is better understood when we look at the proportion of rural population served The number of villages having Post and Telegraph by different amenities rather than the proportion of amenities In the district Is 48 or 24.24 per cent only. Most villages. Table 13 gives the proportion of rural population of the vlllaaes do not have such facilities. Among the R.D. served by different amenities available In R.D. Blocks of Blocks of the district, Sangau Block has the highest percentage the district. TAILE t3 PROPORTION OF RURAL POPULATION SERVID IV DIFFERENT AMENITIES Total population Proportion of Rural population served by the amenity of R.D. Biocic of Inhabited Education Medical Drlnlclnl Post at Market! Communications Approach by Power vIII. ItS Water Telelt'aph Hat PUCCI Road Su~plY 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Chawntte 24,870 92.78 50.56 100.00 16.45 7.04 9.56 Law",,'al 29,330 97.56 84.96 100.00 58.69 33.39 55.87 49.86 53.54 18 TABLE 13 (Cone/d.) PROPORTION OF RURAL POPULATION SERVED BV DIFFERENT AMENITIES --_. Total population Proportion of Rural population served by the amenity of R.D. Block of Inhabited Education Medical Drlnklnr Post & Marketl Communications Approach by Power villares Water Telerraph Hat Pucca Road Supply 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 10 Sanlau 10,746 100.00 98.60 100.00 68.52 22.59 70.63 Tulpanr 21,261 100.00 96.33 100.00 63.36 20.34 22.21 22.27 28.23 DISTRICT 86,207 97.09 79.S4 100.00 48.88 21.23 24.50 22.46 36.74 The percentage of rural pepulatlon served by Tulpang. different amenities are hlaher then the cerrespendln; It Is encouraging to nete that more than 96 pl!r ,...... ,:,f percentales of vlliales fer each type ef amenity. This the rural peeple hav~ access to edu'cltienal facility within the Indicates concentration ef facilities In vllla;es with vlllaae. The medical amenities are available to about 19 per larler populatlen, and this Is Inevitable and universal as cent ef the rural peeple at their doer step. Tulpang R.D. well. The populatlen lenerally Is taken as the criteria Bleck has almest all the rural pepulatlon served by educatlenal for determlnlnl the allecatlon ef amenities amenl the and medical amenities hewever a let Is yet to. be dene In different viliaies of any district. If one ranks the R.D. extendlnl the cemmunlcatlen facilities to. the rural peeple as Blocks separately fer each type ef amenitIes and add well as constructlen ef read. Pewer Supply Is ene area were them ever the amenities, one weuld find that Lawnltlal a remarkable ameunt ef Imprevement has taken place wIthin R.D. Bleck 15 the best ef such amenities followed by a spent ef ten years. As per DCHB of 198 t the district had Tulpanl. Chawngte R.D. Block Is the worst place enlyareund 7 per cent ef rural pepulatlen were served with ameng all the R.D. Blecks, ef the district In terms of this amenity and this has now Increased to. about 37 per cent. amenities serving the rural people In similar. Ranking In Table 1 gives different pictures by putting Tulpang The village dlrectery also. gives the distance ranges from block In the lead and placing Sangau and the second the villages, where the different amenities are available In position followed by Lawnatlal In the third position. case of all those villages which do not have the facilities. This This goes to shew that the cencentratlon of amenities has been complied for the Chhimtulpui district as whole en In the larger villages Is higher In Lawngtlal than In Table t 4 given belew. TABLE 14 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES NOT HAVING CERTAIN AMENITIES, ARRANGED BV DISTANCE lAN.GES FROM THE PLACES WHERE THESE ARE AVAILABLE Number of villages where the amenity is not available and available at distance of Village not having the amenity of -s Kms. 5-10 Kms. 10+Kms Total (Col. 2-4) 2 3 4 5 I. Education 1 7 2 10 2. Medical 13 19 34 66 3. Drlnkinr Water 4. Post & Telegraph 26 12 112 150 5. MarketlHat 9 4 176 189 6. Communicatiol1 2 172 175 It can be seen from the above table that apart from villages where such facilities are not available. Educational and Medical facilities, all the other facilities Table t 5 shows the distribution of villages according to namely Post & Telegraph, Market/Hat and Communication the distance from the nearest town and availability of different are available beyond 10 kms. in case of majority of the amenities. 19 TABLE 15 DISTRIBUTION OF VILlAGES ACCORDING TO THE DISTANCE FROM THE NEAREST TOWN AND AVAIlABILITY OF DIFFERENT AMENITIES Distance Ranae No. of from the Inhabited No. (with percentaae) of villaaes havlni the amenities of - nea"Jttown villaaes In Education Medical Drlnklni Post & Market! Communications Approach by Power (In kms.) each ranae Water Teleif3ph Hat Pucca Road Supply 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 0-5 6-15 3 3 3 3 1 (tOO) (tOO) (100) (33.33) 16-50 34 34 29 14 13 1 8 8 12 (100) (85.29) (100) (38.24) (2.94) (23.53) (23.53) (35.29) 51 + 159 148 98 ,159 14 8 15 11 23 (93.08) (61.64) (100) (21.38) (5.03) (9.43) (6.92) (14.47) Unspecified 2 2 2 2 (100) (100) (100) DISTRICT 198 187 132 198 48 9 23 19 35 (94.44) (66.67) (100) (24.24) (4.55) (11.62) (9.60) (17.68) It Is ..nerally expecled that the amenities will be lesser cent of the vlllaps which are sftuated beyond 50 kms. from and lesser with the Increaslnl distance of the viliaps from the nearest town such an amenity Is available. the nearest town, the data as liven In Table 15 does not lend any support to such hypothesis. However, In case of 'nble 16 shows the distribution of vlllaits accord In I to educational amenities It Is found that In more'than 90 per population ran .. and amenities available. TAILI 16 DISTIIlunOM 0' VlIJAGIS ACCOIDIHG TO POPULATION IlANGI AND AMINITIIS AVAILAILI No. of Inhlbltld No. (wIIh ptl'Clntllt) of vlll.lt. hlVlnl chi .mlnltlll of- _,_, vII., In lduadon MtcIIaI Drtnklnl PostlE Mlrkltl CommunlClclofti Appl'Olch by Power .... lach I'Ingii Wacar Ttllll"lPh Hit PUCCI Ro.d SuPPly 2 I 4 5 6 7 I , 10 -499 141 139 16 141 15 2 14 12 II (93.92) (n,ll) (100,00) (10,14) ( loll) ('.46) (1.11 ) (12.16) 500-1,'" 47 45 43 47 30 4 7 5 14 (91.74) (91.49) (100.00) (63,1:1) (1.51) (14.19) ( 10.64) (29,79) 2,0'00-4,99' 2 2 2 2 2 2 I 1 2 (100.00) (100,00) (100,00) (100.00) (100.00) (10.00) (10.00) (100.00) 1,000 ... 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 (100,00) (100.00) (100.00) (100,00) (100.00) (100,00) (100.00) (100.00) DISTRICT 19. 111 In 19. 4. , U 19 n - -. 1''',44) (66,67) (100) (24,14) (4,11) (11.62) ('.'0) (17;61) 1-11.1 D(,0/'7. 10 There 15 mort! IIkelihotid fIJt a village With a larger 500-1,999 are served by !'on It Telegraph amenities only population to the setved by a particular amenity tlian a about 11 per cent of the village! with population len than vlllale with a smaller population. Table 16 clearly lends 500 have tnl' amenity. As already 5een, availability of JI.I~port to such an atgUment. It tan b~ easily seen from the altleflitleJ Juth a! tommur1ICl1tlOI'lI Apptt)itch by Pucaltoad table that although the availability of Edutat!onal amenity and flown Supply In the vlllillE' of Chhlmtulpul blmltt I~ exceptionally high, being 93.94 pet ceht; till IIliltlbutltm extremely low and even In ;uch ,Ituillon the disttltllltion uf of amenitY revealed lesser concentration In sh1aller vllIaps. vlliaaes In j'fip.ct tJf these amel'lltl@5 ilrt found to be skewed. However, the distributions of villages ani less skewed In case Table t 7 Illtes the dlrt'el1nt level of educatlonill radlltles of Educational and Medical amenities as col11pa~d to the per 10,000 population or the only toWI1 of the dlsttlCt other ltmenltles. It Is worthwhile to hote that while more namely; SiliMa. The pattern of dlnrllMlon ovet different than 39 per cent of the Villages In the population range levels of schools/toUeae! Is ilS eJtpecU!d. TAlll 17 SCHOULS PEl t 0,000 PO.ULA1101l11l fc)WftS Number Pl!r 10,000 population Class, Naltte and Clvi;: Hither Secondary/linerl Sl!csr1daryl Junior Secondary/ Status of Town PU(l)unlor (olle,1! Matritulation Middle Primary 2 3 4 5 V Saiha (Nto!) 0.13 :.46 ~.'3 8.18 IJISTRICT 0;11 1.46 2.93 8;18 Ten years agO the situation In Salha Town apJ)ean to 1979 belli.'. 12. have In much better as compared with 1989 .t<:fnatlo with 9.97 Primary S\>hooll; 2.1$ Middle SChClOIs, 1.47 the demlsln. fatUl'lei bVlr time, both edut:atlonal and $ecolidary/Murlc:ulatlon Schools and 1.42 !-tl,her Medical, hi Salha town notwlthsundlnllts expansion ofillt!a, SetUndary/PUClJl.Jhl~r Coile .. per 10;000 pOPLllatlon Of (Ieatly btln" Into tOttt the pressute of population In the the town. exlstln. ,auree resources. Table 18 Indicates the number of bed. 111 thl! Iftfdltal Table 19 ,Ivel the molt Important commodity Institution. per 1,000 population In Salha town. manufattLll't!d, Imported ilnd eJCp"rted In Salha town. 'J'A.1.1 Ie TAIU " MUMI.I 0' ISDIIN MltlCAL IN''I1tU'IOMS MOlt IM'OlTANT COMMODln MANUfACTURID, IN TOWNS 'I"POrrID AND lX'OrriD IN TOWNI CIIIS, Name and Civic MOlt Import.nt commodity Ch,", NAml Ind Civic StltUI No, or btd,ln mldlc.lln.tltutlon. '<u. of tho town Mlnul'lctul'ld 'pontd Imi20l1Id 0' chi town plr 1,000 population 2 3 4 v Salhl (NM) 4.54 V Saini (NM) 1) Riel DISiRlCT 4.54 2) EdlbllOIl It can bt "Illy I ••n 'rom tht Ibove tabl' thlt the I'ltio 3) PtCfOl,OIl 0' numbtr of bod. to 1,000 populltlon It 4.54 which I. much Itsl Utln the bO~1 AVllllbit ptr t ,000 population In 4) LllbrlCinu PART-A VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY SECTION-I VILLAGE DIRECTORY NOTE EXPLAINING THE CODES US'D IN THl VILLAGE DIRICtORY COlumn 5 P .... Primary or Elementary School It .... River Wl1ter M - Junior Settmdary Or MllIdh! S - Sprln. School ~ - FouJitaln H - Mattlnilatlon or Higher Serondary S[~I. 0 - Others At - Adult literary Clas5lCentre QJlumn' PO - Pun Office, BPO - Branch Post Offlce, $ub-Pbst Orfice. C - CoUep Column 9 Oay or Days of MarketlHat Column 6 I H - Hospital Column 10! 8S - Bus Stop I) - Dispensary ColUftlfi 11 : Approach Raad to Village He - Health Centre Pit - Pucca Road PHC - Primary Health Sub-Centre CHW - Community Health WorkEr KR - Kudla Road Column 7 I T - Tap Water NW - Navliable River Water TK - Tank Wilter Column 12 l Power Supply H - Hand Pump ED - Electricity for Domestic pUJl)ose 26 EXPLANATORY NOTE TO THE VILLAGE DIRECTORY The village Directory presents for each Village mostly through the Blook De'lelopment Officers and the Information on total poulation and number of households Administrative Officers concerned Instructions for filling up within brackets against the population, amenities available of the prescribed forms have been Issued to them and the within the villages and the amenities not available within the Information received from them for each village under their village a dash (-) Is show" In the column and next to It respectlve jurisdictions were accepted as they are except that within brackets the distance In broad ranges viz., -5 kms., of the total areas of the villages In column three. This column 5-10 kms. and to + kms of the nearest place where the has been left out and Indicated "NA" which means "Not facility Is available Is shown, approach to village, nearest Available" In all cases on account of the fact that all the town and distance In kms. power supply, staple food, land total areas of the villages In Mlzoram were not cadastrally use pattem and remarks. The amenities are presented under surveyed and the estimated area figures received In most of six headings, namely, educational, medical, drinking water, the cases from the Informats were not reliable. The total post and telegraph, day or days of the market/hat and area figures of the Union Territory and each of District area communication. 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NA 163(29) P CHW 7 Rajmandalll NA 148(25) P -(-5 kms) 8 Ugudasury 'N' NA 205(33) P -(5-IOkms) 9 Nontola NA 275(44) P -(10+ kms) 10 Ngharum NA 90(20) -(5-10 kms) -(5-IOkms) II 5ilsuri NA 360(55) P CHW 12 Tongasora NA UN- 13 Chhotapansury NA 496(80) P CHW 14 Sungrasuri NA UN- 15 West Saizawh NA 338(61) P,M CHW,PHS 16 Baganpara NA 345(56) P -(-5 kms) 17. Bajeisora NA 391(68) P -(-5 kms) 18 Kamlanagar II NA 8J3(J3J) P,M PHC :9 Kamlanagar III NA 1102(190~ P PHS 20 Kamlanagar I NA 558(100) P2 CHW 21 Nalbania NA 187(33) P -(-5 kms) 22 Gulsingbabsor NA 187(34) P CHW 23 Nakdara-sora NA 156(26) P CHW Gerragulukso 157(30) P -(-5 kms) 24 ' NA 25 Udalthana II NA 373(61 ) P CHW 26 Udalthana I NA 514(91) P2 CHW Z; Borman NA 105(18) P -(5-10kms) it Jm,lsIJr! NA 539(91) P CHW ':j," Jgud2wn NA 805(134) P -(5-IOkms) 30 AdlibJnga soc NA 234(59) P -( 10+ kms) 31 )amersul1 r NA 390(68) P -(10+ kms) 32 Bungkaw n'S' NA 165(30) P -(10+ kms) 33 Kukurdl Jlya NA 445(81) P -(-5 kms) 34 UlLsu;') , NA 301(52) P -(10+ kms) 35 HC''1di !~S0D NA 402(68) P -(5-IOkms) 36 Ma. 'iJ bapsora i NA 250(38) P CHW 37 }1anl ab:'psora:! NA 297(56) P CHW 38 Bort' ,1Llli NA 173(32) -(10+ kms) -(10+ kms) 33 Block : 17/'l/1 the villaae, dash (-) Is shown in the column and next to it, brackets, to distrance in broad ranges viz., nearest place where the facility Is available is given) Day or Days Communication Drinking Water Post and of the Market! (Bus Stop, Railway Name of Location (Potable) Teleil'aph hat, if any Station, Waterways) the Village CodeNo. 7 8 9 10 2 INHABITED Boranasuri R,T -(5-10 kms) -(10+kms) -(10+kms) Kur:balavasora 2 R,T BPO Tue, Thu -(IO+kms) Borapansury I 3 R,T -(-Skms) -(-5kms) -(IO+kms) Borapansury II 4· R -(10+kms) -(10+kms) -(10+kms) Ugalsury 5 R -(IO+kms) -(10+kms) -(IO+kms) Rajmandall 6 R -(10+krns) -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) Rajmandalll 7 R -t'JO+krns) -(IO+kms) -(10+kms) Ugudasury 'N' S R -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(lO+kms) Montala 9 R,T -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(10+kms) Ngharum 10 R -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) Silsuri J J INHABITED Tongasol'3 12 R -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) Chhotapansury 13 INHABITED Songrasuri 14 R,T -(-5kms) -(-Skrns) -( 10+kms) West Saizawh 15 R,T -(-Skms) -(-Skms) -( 10+kms) Baganpal'3 16 R,T -(-Skms) -(-Skms) -( JO+kms) Bajeisora 17 R,T -(-Skms) -(-Skrns) -(IO+kms) Kamlanagar II IS R,T -(-Skms) -(-Skms) -(10+kms) Kamlanagar III 19 R,T -(-Skms) Man, Wed, Sat. -(10+kms) Kamlanagar I 20 R -(-Skms) -(-5kms) -(10+kms) Nalbania 21 R -(lO+kms) -(lO+kms) -(S-lOkms) Gulslngbabsora 22 R -(10+kms) -(to+kms) -(10+kms) Nakdar3-501'3 23 R -(10+kms) -(10+kms) -(10+kms) Gemguluksol'3 24 R,T gPO -(lO+kms) -(10+kms) Udalthana II 25 R,T -(-Skms) -(S-10kms) -(10+kms) Udalthana I 26 R -(S-lOkms) -(10+kms) -(lO+kms) Bormon 27 R gPO -(S-IOkms) -(10+kms) }aruisuri 28 R,T -(5-JOkms) -(S-lOkms) -(10+kms) Ugudasurl '5' 29 R -(lO+kms) -(10+kms) -(10+kms) Adubangasol'3 30 R,T -(IO+kms) -(JO+kms) -(IO+kms) ]amersury 31 R -(10+kms) -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms) Bungkawn '5' 32 R -(10+kms) Mon.tSat. -(10+kms) Kukurdulya 33 RtT -(10+kms) -(10+kms) -(10+kms) Ulusury 34 R,T BPO -(10+kms) -(10+kms) Mondil'3SOl'3 35 R -(IO+kms) -(JO+kms) -(IO+kms) Maniabapsora I 36 R -(10+kms) -( to+krns) -(to+kms) Maniabapsora II 37 R -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) Borthull 38 34 CHAWNGTE R.D. Land use I.e. area under different types of Nearest Town Cultivable Land under permanent cultlvadon location Name of Approach and dist3nce Power Wet Rice Dry Rice Code No. the Village to Village (In kms.) Supply Forest Cultivation Cultivation 2 11 12 13 14 15(a) 15(b) Boranasufi UN· 2 Kurbaiavasora FP Tlabung(42) ED 20 170 .. 3 Borapansury I KR Tlabung ( 4 5) ED 100 202 4 Borapansury II FP Tlabung (50) ED 24 300 5 Ugalsury FP Tlabung(60) 35 400 6 Ralmandall NW Tlabung(75) 30 160 7 Rajmandalll FP Tlabung (79) 25 100 8 Ugudasury 'N' KR Tlabung(79) 35 170 9 Montola KR Tlabung(45) 42 300 10 Ngharum FP Tlabung (70) 75 300 11 Silsuri FP Tlabung-( 10+kms) 12 Tongasora UN- 13 Chhotapansury NA Tlabung-(10+kms) 14 Songrasuri UN- 15 West Saizawh NW Lungiei (110) 55 240 16 Baganpara FP Saiha (160) ED 80 240 17 Bajeisora KR Saiha (160) 2 18 Kamlanagarll KR Saiha (160) 5 19 Kam lanagar 111 KR Saiha (160) 29 80 20 Kamlanagar I NW Saiha (160) 50 100 21 Nalbania FP Saiha (200) 30 267 22 Gulsingbabsora KR Saiha (180) 20 70 23 Nakdaratsora KR Saiha (185) ED 50 100 24 Gerraguluksora NW Saiha (162) 40 45 25 Udalthana II FP Salha (168) 60 380 26 Udalthana I FP Saiha (190) 50 230 27 Bormon FP Saiha (192) 45 200 28 Jarulsuri FP Saiha (155) 20 450 29 Ugudasuri'S' FP Saiha (158) 50 200 30 Adubangasora FP Saiha (163) 5 275 31 )amersury FP Salha (205) 20 250 32 Bungkawn 'S' FP Saiha (180) 18 200 33 Kukurdulya FP Saiha (155) 70 400 34 Ulusury FP Saiha (195) 55 300 35 Mondirasora NW Saiha (195) 55 380 36 Maniabapsora I NW Saiha (170) 35 300 37 Manlabapsora II FP Saiha (173) 30 300 38 Borthuli FP Saiha (158) 10 298 35 Block : t 71'J1l Land use In nectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) Total area Main crops Area not underlhum Period of underjhum available for Name of location cultivation Rotation cultivation cultivation me Village CodeNo. 16(a) 16(b) 17 18 2 INHABITED Boranasurl 170 3 years Paddy & Maize 100. Kurbalavasora 2 202 3 years Paddy & Maize 220 Borapansury I 3 300 3 years Paddy & Maize 210 Borapansury II 4 400 3 years Paddy & Maize 220 Ugalsury 5 160 3 years Paddy & Maize 31 Rajmandall 6 100 3 years Paddy & Maize 55 Rajmandalll 7 170 3 years Paddy & Maize 150 Ugudasury 'N' 8 300 3 years Paddy & Maize 200 Montola 9 300 3 years Paddy & Maize Ill; Ngharum 10 3 years Paddy & Maize 5ilsurl 11 INHABITED Tongasora 12 3 years Paddy & Maize Chhotapansury 13 INHABITED 50ngrasurl 14 240 3 years Paddy & Maize 120 West 5aizawh IS 240 3 years Paddy & Maize 40 Baganpara 16 240 3 years Paddy & Maize 40 Bajelsora 17 100 3 years Paddy & Maize 20 Kamlanagar II 18 80 3 years Paddy & Maize 20 Kamlanagar III 19 100 3 years Paddy & Maize 10 Kamlanagar I 20 267 3 years Paddy & Maize 40 Nalbanla 21 70 3 years Paddy & Maize 120 Guislnllbabsora 22 100 3 years Paddy & Maize 20 Nakdaratsora 23 45 3 years Paddy & Maize 15 Gerraguluksora 24 380 3 years Paddy & Maize 40 Udalthana II 25 230 3 years Paddy & Maize 180 Udalthana I 26 200 3 years Paddy & Maize 205 Bonnon 27 275 3 yearS Paddy & Maize 60 Jarulsurl 28 250 3 years Paddy & Maize 100 Ugudasuri '5' 29 200 3 years Paddy & Maize ISO Adubangasora 30 400 3 years Paddy & Maize 105 ]amersury 31 300 3 years Paddy & Maize 105 Bungkawn '5' 32 380 3 years Paddy & Maize 263 Kukurdulya 33 300 3 years Paddy & Maize 180 Ulusury 34 300 3 years Paddy & Maize SO Mondirasora 35 298 3 years Paddy & Maize 100 Maniabapsora I 36 45 3 years Paddy & Maize 110 Maniabapsora II 37 300 3 years Paddy & Maize 95 Borthuli 38 36 CHAWNGTE R.D. Amenities available (If not available within -5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms.ofthe Total area of Total Population Location Name of the villaae and number of Code No. the Villaae (In hectares) Households Education Medical 2 3 4 5 6 39 Borakabakhall NA 280(49) P CHW 40 Ajasora NA 679(123) P PHS,CHW 'Ii Borkolok NA 358(52) P -(-5kms) 42 Simaisurl NA 135(29) -(5-10kms) -(5-IOkms) 43 Vaselllan& I NA 496(90) P PHS, PHC, CHW 44 Vaseltlan& 11 NA 159(33) P -1-1:',,·· . 45 Golasurl NA 366(60) P -(S-IOkms) 46 Betbonla NA 149(26) P -(IO+kms) 47 Renaashya NA 515(94) P CHW 48 Lawnapulihat NA 207(38) P -(IO+kms) 49 Futsury NA 250(48) P -(IO+kms) 50 Chaminlsora NA UN- 51 Charlultlang NA 98(14) P CHW 52 Lokhlsul)' NA 24O(38} P CHW 53 Devasora 'N' NA 538(100) P PHS,CHW 54 Futsora NA 150(25) P -(5-10kms) 55 Ludhlsora . NA 169(27) F -(5-IOkms) 56 Gerasury NA 144(24) P -(IO+kms) 57 Chhotaguisuri I NA 252(43) P CHW 58 Chhotaguisuri 11 NA 235(45) P -(-skms) 59 )arukdulbasora NA 251(41) -(5-IOkms) -(S-IOkms) 60 Dursora NA 303(57) P -(IO+kms) 61 Boraltuli NA 248(44) P -(S-IOkms) 62 New Jognasury J (Damdep I) NA 486(89) P -(-5kms) 63 NewJognasuryJl (Demdepll) NA 249(41) P -(-5kms) 64 Boraguisury NA 355(60) P CHW 65 Phultull NA 263(50) P -(5-IOkms) 66 Bllasora NA 249(40) P CHW 67 Silosora NA 333(55) P -(IO+kms) 68 Devasora '5' NA 491(85) P CHW 69 Parva 1 NA 90l( 167) P -(-5kms) 70 Parva II NA 366(70) P,M PHS,CHW 71 Parva III NA 426(80} P -(-5kms) 72 Kantuli NA 299(56) P -(S-lOkms) 73 Gobabsury NA 295(57} -(5-IDkms) -(S-lOkms) 74 Bondukbangasora NA 521 (97) -(5-1 Dkms) -(S-IDkms) 75 Simeinasora NA 181(32) :"(lO+kms) ·-(IO+kms) 37 Block : 17(l/1 I the YlIIa", dash (-) Is shown In the column and tel" to It, brackets, to dlstr.ance In broad ranees viz., nearest place when the facility Is available Is live .I) Day or Days Communication Drlnkl.,. Wa"r Posund of thl MarklV (Bus Stop, RJllw.y Name of Locatlon (Pocable) Telell'aplt hat, If any Station, WaterWays) the VlIIaee CadeNo. 7 8 9 10 2 It. -(10+km:l) -(10+kms) -(IO+kms) Borakabakhall 39 R,T BPO -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) Alasora 40 It. -(10+kml) -(10+kms) -(10+kms) Borkolok 41 R,T -(10+km.) -(10+kms) -(IO+kms) Simalsurl 42 It. PO -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) Vaseltlan, I 43 R -(-5kms) -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) Vaseftl.", II 44 R,T ··(10+kmll) -(to+kms) -(10+kms) Qolasurl 45 R -\10 ... kms:) -(10+kms) -(10+kms) Betbonla 46 I R -(10+kms -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms) Renrashya 47 R -(10+kms -(IO+kms) -(lO+kms) LawnlPullhat 48 R -(10+kms I -(10+kms) -( 10+kms) Futsury 49 INHABITED Chamlnisora SO P. -(10+kmsl -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms) Ch.rlultlanl 51 1\ -(10+kmsl -(10+km.) -(10+kms) Lokhlsury 52 I\,T -(1O+kmll' -(10+km.) -(IO+kms) Dtvuora 'N' 53 1\ -(IO+kms~ -(IO+k"'.' '';;'(IO+kms) FUlIOn 54 P. -(10+kml' -(10+kml) -(10+kms) Ludhlsorl 55 1\ -(10+kl'N) -(lO+kma) -(lO+kms) Cill'llUry 56 P. -( 10+kms) -(10+kml) -(10+kms) ChhoulUlsuril 57 P. -( 10+kmI) -(10+km.) -(lO+km.) ChhoCl"lIurill 58 P. -(IO+kml) -(10+kma) -(IO+kms) ]INkdulbaIon 59 P. -(IO+lcms) -(to+kms) -(IO+kms) Dul'lOl'I 60 a -(10+kms) -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) Ioralcu" 61 a PO ' -(10+kms) -(IO+kms) NIw]CPU1Y1 (Dlmdlp I) 62 R,T -(-Ikm.) -(10+kms) -(I 0+ kms) Ntw]OfIIIIIYII (Dlmdlp II) 63 R -(tOtten) -(IO+kml) -(to+kml) IOl'llUfIIIlY 64 R -(1 0+ Icms) -(10+kms) -(lO+kml) Phultull 6. R -(to+kmI) -(to+kms) -(1 0+ kma) lllIIorl 66 l -( IO+kJt!I) -(lO+k,",) -(lO+km.) 5110101'1 67 l -(IO+ktm) -(to+k,",) -(to+kml) DIVIIOI'I'S' •• l -(-Ikms) -(to+kma) -(10+kma, PIMI ., l IPO -(to+krm) -(to+kma) PINall 70 l -(-lkmJ) -(10+krm) -(lO+km.' 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Amenities available (If not available within -S kms., S-10kms. and 10+ kms.ofthe Total area of Total population Le. ctlon Name of the vlllaae and number of Code No. the Viliap (In hectares) households Education Medical 2 3 4 5 6 Chawnate 'P' NA 1,022(154) P2,M,H PHC, PHS,CHW 2 Tulkhuriul NA 166(31) P CHW 3 Hmunlal ~A 353(60) P,M PHS,CHW 4 Mualbu'L' NA 225(40) P tHW 5 Sumsllul NA 746(111) P PH5,CHW 6 Sakellul'I' NA 124(24) P CHW 7 Sakellul'lI' NA 294(46) P -(10+ kms) 8 )Oil1a5ury NA 550(100) P CHW 9 Karlul NA 800(135) P -(10+ kms) 10 Dlltlanr '5' NA 903(168) P2,M,H PHS,CHW 11 NpnlPul NA 463(85) P CHW 12 Mampul NA 706(118) P2,M PH5,CHW 13 Thlnakah NA 799(137) P2,M PHS,CHW 14 Lawnatlal I-V NA 9,514(1441) P9,M5,H4,C PHC, PHS,CHW 15 L~wnltlalkal UN· 16 Chawnhu NA 295(54) P CHW 17 Salkah 'U ' NA 217(43) P CHW 18 Sllkah'L' NA 49(8) P CHW 19 Tufpul UN· 20 Chawl1tlan. NA 123(25) P CHW 21 South Chawnpul UN· 22 Palchar NA 439(76) H,M,P PHS,CHW 23 Slhtlln,pul NA 306(69) P,M CHW 24 Vanhnl'Ro' NA 73(14) P CHW 25 Rulkull NA 294(47) P,M CHW 26 KawlchlW'W' NA 237(52) P,M CHW 27 Llaphl NA 9(3) P -(10+ km.) 28 511uwh NA 117(25) P CHW 29 5. 8unlllln, NA 10,'1 7( 172) P2,M,H PHS,CHW 10 511khlwthllr NA 108(19, -(I=IOkm.) =(1=10 km.) II Hmunnulm NA 114(33) P .. (5-10 kml) 12 Plndlwnllul NA 313(17) P .. (10+ km.) n Camlul NA Jl2(74) P -(10+ km.) 14 Damlulchhulh UN· II Nlhilimiul NA 344(19) P CHW 16 VI.llkll NA 110(14) P =(10+ kml) 11 '1"I,.rllIl NA lU(U) P .. (10+ k",.) n IIIIHwh NA 111(41) P CHW 47 810ck : 1713/2 the vlllaee, a dash (-) Is shown In the columns and next to It brackets, the dlstrance In broad ranges viz., nearest place where the facility Is available Is given) Day or Days Communication Drinking Water Post and of the Market! (Bus Stop, Railway Name of Location (Potable) Telegraph hat, If any Station, WateIWays) the Village CodeNa. 7 8 9 10 2 S, R PO -(5-10kms) -(lO+kms) Chawngte 'P' 5, R -(lO+kms) -(lO+kms) NW Tuikhurtul 2 5 -(lO+kms) -(lO+kms) -(to+kms) Hmunlal 3 5 -(to+kms) -(lO+kms) -(lO+kms) Mualbu'L' 4 S, R -(to+kms) -(lO+kms) NW Sumsllui S 5, R -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(lO+kms) Salceilul'I' 6 5, R -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(lO+kms) Sakeilui'II' 7 5, R PO -(IO+kms) -(to+kms) Jognasury 8 5, R -( lO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(lO+kms) Karlul 9 TK,S PO -(10+kms) BS Dlltlang'S' to R PO -(10+kms) BS Ngengpul 11 TK,S PO -(10+kms) BS Mampul 12 TK,S PO -(-Skms) BS Thlngkah 13 HP, TK, S,F PO Dally BS Lawngtlal 1-V 14 INHABITED Lawngtlaikai IS S, F -(-Skms) -(-Skms) -(-Siems) Chawnhu 16 S -(10+kms) -(lO+kms) -(10+kms) Saikah'U' 17 S, R -(10+kms) -(10+kms) BS Saikah'L' 18 INHABITE_D Tulpui 19 5 -( 1O+kms) -(JO+kms) BS ChawntJang 20 INHABITED South Chawnpul 21 TK,S PO -(lO+kms) -(10+kms) Palthar 22 TK,S -(-Skms) -(to+kms) BS Slhtlangpul 23 TK,S -(-Skms) -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms) Vanhne'R' 24 S -(10+kms) -(10+kms) -(10+kms) Rulkual 2S TK,R PO -(10+kms) BS Kawlchaw'W' 26 5, R -(10+kms) -(lO.f-kms) -(10+kms) liapha 27 S -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) -( 10+kms) Salzawh 28 TK,S PO -(IO+kms) OS 5. Bungtiang 29 5, R -(-Skms) -(to+kms) -(IO+kms) Saikhawthlir 30 5, R -(-Skms) -(to.f-kms) 05 Hmunnuam 31 R -(IO+kms) -(IO.f-kms) NW Pandawng!ui 32 R -(IO+kms) -(10+kms) -(IO+kms) Damlul 33 ~HABlTED Damluichhuah 34 R, S -(1 0+ kms) -(t0+ kms) -(IO+kms) Nghalinlul 35 R -(IO+kms) Monday -(IO+kms) Vaseikal 36 R -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) Fangfarlui 37 - S,R -(lO+kms) -(to+kms) -(to+kms) Saibawh 38 ~11 £)(0/97. .. I.AWNO'nAI U .. ~_J ... _'" dilJerlnJlYJIIi50t N~arest towns ~A.wI"~ location Name of Approach road and distance Power WttaJct Dry~ Code No. the Villaae to the villaae (In,ms.) s_ Forest Cuklvatton QdtIvaIIon 2 II 12 13 14 15(1) '${b) 1 ChawnJte 'P' KR SaIha (153) iD 2,-500 11$.00 20.00 2 Tulkhurlul FP Salha ( 1SO) " 250 11.00 20.00 3 Hmunlal KR Salh. (143) " t,560 10.00 60.00 4 Mualbu '(.' KR Salha (138) .. 14;330 j~.OC) 25.00 5 Sumsllul FP Salha (163) ,. B40 101.00 20.00 6 Sakellul'l' KR Salha (140) : ; 760 15.00 10.00 7 Sakellul 'II' FP SAihA 1120) 760 15.00 20.00 8 }oanasury KR .Saiha (147) 1,985 80.00 20.00 9 Karlul KR Salha (151) 3,570 68.00 20.00 10 Dlitlanl'S' PR Salha (127) ED 33,400 80.00 55.00 11 Naenapul PR Salha (119) ED 5,580 80.00 U.OO 12 Mampul PR Salh. (98) W 80,900 20.00 8.00 13 Thlnllkah PR 5alh; (71) W 22,500 64.00 1Lao 14 l.awnatlal I-V PR Salhs (70) £D 11,000 181.00 90.00 15 I.awnatl~lkal UN- 16 ChawnIuJ KR 5alha (71) ED 4,258 18.00 20.00 17 Salkah 'U' kit salha (57) ED 198 13.00 10.00 18 Salkah'L' PR Saiha (57) U> 200 13.00 5.00 19 Tulpul UN· 20 Chawntlanl PR Salha (54) 1,190 5.00 10.00 ., 21 South Cha,.,npul UN< 22 Paithar KR Sdlha (5 f) ED 2,000 16.00 20.00 I 23 Slhdanpl PR 5alha (51) ED 860 16.00 10.00 24 Vanhne'R' KR Salha (50) ED 3,200 2.00 4.00 25 Rulkual KR Salha (96) ED 26,900 28.00 30.00 26 KawJchaw'W' PR Salha (46) ED 5,800 10.00 10.00 27 Uap!la FP Sall\a ( 105) NA 8.00 4.00 28 .Salzawh FP Salha (107) 3,970 2.00 6.00 29 S. Bungtlang PR Salha (145) 11,000 40.00 5~.00 30 Salkhawthf{r FP Salfta (155) 10,360 5.00 12.00 31 Hmunnuam PR Salha (139) NA 4.00 10.00 32 Pandawnglul FP Salha (127) 7950 33.00 30.00 33 Damlul FP Saiha (202) 2500 4.00 15.00 34 Damlulchhuah U! 35 Nllhallmlul KR Saiha (192) 1,150 28.00 5.00 36 Vaselkai KR Saiha (199) 1,790 36.00 10.00 37 Fangfar1ul FP SaIha(209) 1,380 4.00 S.OO 38 Salbawh PR Salha (41) 7,(J(X) 6,.00 10.00 49 .. 1f1111f 1.atkJ'_ rw ....~_ 2 decimal places) .~--- . Main crops Area not undeflhum Period of underjh1.tm avallat* for Name of . location cuJd9al1M- Rotation cultivation cultlvadon the Vlnage CodeNo. 16{a) 16(b) 17 18 2 14S.00 5 years Paddy & Maize 25 Chawngte 'P' 31.00 5 years paddy & Maize 50 Tulkhurlul 2 80.00 5 years Pa(ldy III Maize 40 Hmunlai 3 80.65 5 years Paddy at Mal~e 70 Milalbu'L' 4 121.00 5 years Pa~\Iy ex Maize 60 Sumsllui 5 25.50 5 years P~\Iy & Maize 40 Sakeilul'I' 6 35.50 5yea1'5 Pad\ly & Maize 40 Sakeilui'iI' 7 110.50- 5 years Paddy et Maize 15 )ognasury 8 108:00 5 years Paddy & Maize 30 Karlui 9 14'5.00 5 years Paddy & Maize 200 Dlldang'S' 10 136.0" 5 years Pad\ly & Maize 20 Ngengpul 11 SC.OO 5 years PaddY & Maize 500 Mampui 12 79;00 5 years P~&Maize 2500 Thingkah 13 271.00 5 years Paddy & Maize 1000 Lawngtlai I-V 14 INHABITED Lawngtlalkal 15 38.00 5 years Paddy lit Maize 154 Chawnhu 16 23.00 5 years Paddy lit Maize 35 Salbh'U' 17 18;00 ~ years Pa 16.00 5yea~ Paddy & Maize 200 Salbawh 38 SO LAWNGTLAI R.D •. " Amenities available (If not available within -5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the Total area of Total Population location Name of the village and number of Code No. the Village (In hectares) Households Education Medical 2 3 4 5 6 39 Mualbu'K' NA 367(70) P/M CHW 40 Sekulh NA 387(69) -(5-10 kms) -(10+ kms) 41 Kawrthindeng NA 2S7(41) P CHW 42 Ngengpuitlang NA 173(29) P/M CHW 43 Damamtlang NA 171 (30) P CHW 44 Chikhurtul NA 298(58) P -(10+ kms) 45 Lalmona Veng NA 14(2) P -(10+ kms) 46 Balisora NA 510(77) P CHW 47 Vathuampul NA 526(93) P,M,H PHS,CHW 48 Tuidantlang NA 77(J5} P CHW 49 Tulthumhnar NA 240(44) P/M PHS,CHW 50 Lawnglang UN- 51 Lunghauka NA 298(45) P CHW 52 Chamdur'p' NA 360(65) P,M PHS,CHW 53 Chamdurtlang NA 492(90} P/M CHW 54 Mautlang NA 322(62) P CHW 55 Ngunllngkhua NA 349(63} P -(10+ kms) 56 Gobomara NA 222(36) -(-5 kms) -(lO+kms) 57 Dumzautlang NA 91(18) P CHW 58 Dangla Veng UN· 59 DumzautJang II UN· 60 Dumzau NA 395(66) P PHS/CHW 61 Tuichawngtiang NA 347(55) P2 CHW 62 Tuisentlang NA 251(43) P, CHW 63 Laitlang NA 230(44) P -(10+ kms) 64 Hmawngbu NA 358(58) P CHW 65 Hmawngbuchhuah NA 278(57) P -(10+ kms) 66 Kaklchhuah NA 80(14) P -(IO+kms) 67 ZoChachhuah NA 280(46) P CHW P - 57(71) CHW - 43(44) M - 17(21) PHS 13( 13) H - 6(9) PHC - 2(2) C - 1(1 ) 51 Block : 17/3/2 the viU., dash (-) Is shown In the column and next to It, brackets, to dlstrance In broad ranges viz., nearest place where the facility Is available Is pn) Day or Days Communication Drlnklni Water Post and of the Mattcet/ (Bus Stop, Railway Name of location (Potable) Telearaph hat,l( any Station, Waterways) the Village CodeNo. 7 8 9 10 2 S PO -(10+km,s) -(10+kms) Mualbu'K' 39 R -(10+kms) -(10+kms) -(IO+kms) Sekulh 40 S -(10+kms) -(10+kms) -(IO+kms) Kawlthindeng 41 S -(-5kms) -(IO+kms) -(IO+kms) Ngengpuitlang 42 S -(to+kms) -(to+kms) -( IO+kms) Darnamtlang 43 S, R -(to+kms) -(10+kms) -(IO+kms) Chikhunui 44 R -(10+kms) -(10+kms) -(lO+kms) lalmona Veng 45 S -(-Skms) -(10+kms) NW Balisora 46 S PO -(10+kms) -(IO+kms) Vathuampul 47 S -(10+kms) -(1 0+ kms) -(10+kms) Tuidantlang 48 S PO -(to+kms) -(IO+kms) Tuithumhnar 49 INHABITED lawnglang 50 S, R -(10+kms) -(IO+kms) -(lO+kms) lunghauka 51 S, R PO -(l0+ kms) -(IO+kms) Chamdur'P' 52 S -(-5kl11$) -(lO+kms) -(10+kms) Chamdurtlang 53 S -(-5kl11$) -(10+kms) -{10+kms) Mautlang 54 S, R -(10+kms) -(10+kms) -(10+kms) NiUnlingkhua 55 R -(to+kms) -(10+kms) -(IO+kms) Gobomara 56 S -(to+kms) -(1 0+ kms) -(IO+kms) Dumzautlani 57 INHABITED Dangia Veng 58 INHABITED Dumzautlang 11 59. S -(IO+kms) -(I 0+ kms) -(10+kms) Dumzau 60 S -(-Skms) -( IO+kms) -(IO+kms) Tuichawngtlang 61 S -(10+kms) -(lO+kms) -(10+kms) Tuisentlang 62 S -(IO+kms) -(10+kms) -(10+kms) laitlang 63 S, R -(lO+kms) -(to+kms) -(IO+kms) Hmawngbu 64 S, R -(lO+kms) -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms) Hmawngbuchhuah 65 S, R -(lO+kms) -(lO+kms) -(IO+kms) Kakichhuah 66 S -(lO+kms) -(lO+kms) NW Zochachhuah 67 52 .....-rwU. ..._ t.f... .., dl«mnt typ8 of NeareaTCMI ~l.aIf"iiii--~ I.ocadon PUmeol AppIoadt anddlafce W.RIc.. DryIUce Codt.No. -VIIaat • Vlllatr (IIt_> ,...""'" ForM ~ ~ 1 % 11 J2 13 rof 'S(aJ f~bj 39 .... 'K' KR SaIha(lll) 14,no 4.00 IS.dO 40 Setuth KR SalltaCl70) ED US 1S.~ 41 ~ lOt SaIta(lb1} 2,910 fUfO 5(jM 41 ...... ,uidanI KI Salta (J 56:) S,5IO t.GO lO.w 43 DamamdaItI FP SaIha(t60) 1,510 11.ot 44 CItitlurtui FIt SaiU{SOJ' 2Of.fO. +S LaImoN Vena. FP SalNtl") ".2•• S.GO 46 Wsora FP S.( '_- --.<.,,~--- ..... ~ 53 IIock I "/s/2 Lind use In hectai'6& I'OI.Iftded uptO 2 decimal places) TotaIli'ei Halncrops Area not uAdlrJlwm Period of underJhum available for Name of location cultivation kotatlon cultlvatlon cultivation the Village CedeNo. 16(.) 16(b) 17 18 2 19.00 Syeal"$ Paddy at Maize 70 MuaIbu 'K' 39 25.00 5 years Paddy et MaIze 15 Sekulh 40 62.00 5 years Paddy & Maize 20 Kawrthlndenr 41 38.00 5 years Paddy & Maize 20 Naenrpul_ 42 31-00 5 years Paddy & Maize 20 Damamtlang 43 26.00 5 years Paddy & Maize Chlkhur!ul 44 1.00 5 years Paddy & Maize Lalmona Venr 45 29.00 $ yean ~ddy«Malze 15 Ballsora 46 39.00 $ytan Paddy & Maize 115 Vattruampul 47 27.00 5 years Paddy at Maize 50 Tuidantlanr 48 58.00 5 years P~«Malze 200 TuItlwmhnar 49 INHABITED I.awnIIana SO 38.00 5 years Paddy & Maize 50 Lunahaub 51 42.00 5 years Paddy & Maize 20 ~'p' 52 :35.00 5 years Paddy « Maize 120 Chamdurtlang 53 17.00 5 years Paddy II MaIze 14 Maudalll 54 24.00 5 years Paddy II Maize 20 ~ 55 10.00 5 years Paddy II Maize Gobomara 56 5 years Paddy II MaIze DumzautIana 51 7.00 5 years Paddy & Maize DanaiaVq 58 .INHABITED Dumu&Itbna U 59 112.00 5 years Paddy I[ Maize to Dunuau 60 22.00 5yem Paddy & Maize 15 T~ 61 28.00 5 years Paddy & Maize 14 TulsentJanr 62 63.00 Syem Paddy II Maize 110 Laitlang 63 11.00 5 years ~etMaize 2S Hmawngbu 64 50.00 5 years Paddy & MaIze 18 Hmawnabuchhuah 65 5.00 5 years Paddy 6( Maize 30 Kaltlchhuah 66 51.00 5 years Paddy 6( Maize 15 ZocIlachhuah 67 MIZORAM SANGAU R. D. BLOCK CHHIMTUIPUI DISTRICT KILCMETRES 024 6 C, " S i R "- <) \ ... . \ ~ '",. if' \. • , '",<) o._, t"" .. <~~ w l I • OVarlekkai J ...... Thailiong 7 <.!) I I BOlJIjDARY, INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT. R. D BLOCK HEADQUARTERS. R.D BLOCK VILLAGE WITH LOCATION CODE NUMBER. VILLAGE WITH POPULATION SIZE: BELOW 200,200-499, 500-999, 1000-4999 UNMETALLED ROAD. RIVERS AND STREAM . - :!-- ..... , DISPENSARY + PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE ,~ POST OFFICE PO HIGH SCHOOL s Bosed upon Survey of Indio mop Witt-. Ihe permission of the Surveyor General of India © Govorrvn.,,1 01 Indio Coprritl'l • 1911& 57 S ..;:::: ...~ -i ,... ! ~ J , ,; I J N I/) M I/) .,...... 0 -0 co " M N § - §- §- §- §- ~ I -0 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ M M M ~M ~ M M ~M M M M 8- 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 i ~ ... i i M M M M M M M M M M M I~ a 0 0 8 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~ I/) M .,. N + 0. 0 M -0 III co -0 N ~ ...... ~ ::/I ...... M ~ M M - M M "M M M c: III M -M ...... -M ...... M ...... M ...... M ...... 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Amenities available (If not available within -5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the Total area of Total population Location Name of the village and number of Code No. the Village (In hectares) households Education Medical 2 3 4 5 6 Vartekkal NA 100(17) P CHW 2 Vartek NA I 91(iiJl) ~ CHW 3 Lungtlan NA asO(l40) P3;M,H PHS,CHW 4 Cheural NA 712(128) P,M PHS,CHW 5 Pangkhua NA 847( 144) P2,M PHS,CHW 6 Sangau NA 2,428(386) P4,M2,H PHC,PHS,CHW 7 Thaltlang NA 299(48) P,M CHW 8 Rawlbuk NA 298(49) P,M CHW 9 Fungkah 'Old' NA 150(25) P -(10+ kms) 10 Lungpher'S' NA 802(150) P2,M,H PHC,PHS,CHW II Pangrang NA 108(13) i> CHW 12 Archhuang NA 33~(!il) P CHW 13 Tialdawnglung NA 2J3(4t) P CHW 14 Vawmbuk NA 855(143) P3,M,H PHS,CHW 15 Bualpui (NG) 1,536(259) P4,M2,H PHC,PHS,CHW 16 Lungzarhtum NA 6d(11C)) P,M PHS,CHW 17 Fungkah 'New' NA 354(61) P,M PHS,CHW P 17(29) CHW - 16(16) M - 11(13) PHS 9(9) H - 5(5) PHC 3(3) S9 Block : 1713/3 the village, adash (-) b shown In the columns and next to it brackets, the dlstrance In broad ranges viz., nearest place where the facility is avail3b~ is ~ven) Day or Days Communication Drinking Water Post and of the Market! (Bus Stop, Railway Name of Location (Porable) Telegraph hat, if any Station, Waterways) the Village CodeNo. 7 8 9 10 2 S -(IQ+km) -(I0+km) -(IO+km) . Vartekkai S -(10tkm) -(10+~m) -(10+km) Vartek 2 T PO -(10+km) -(IO+km) lungtian 3 T PO -(IO+km) -(IO+km) Cheural 4 T -(-Skm) -(to+km) -(IO+km) Pangkhua 5 T PO Tues., Thurs. & Saturday -(to+km) Sangau 6 T -(S-10km) -(I0+km) -(IO+km) Thattlang 7 T -(IO+km) -110+km) -(lO+km) Rawlbuk 8 S PO -(I0+km) -(JO+km) Fungkah 'Old' 9 T PO -(to+km) -(lO+km) Lungpher 'S' 10 S -(10+km) -(lO+km) -(10+km) Pangrang 11 S -(S-lOkm) -(lO+km) -(10+km) Archhuang 12 S -(lO+km) -(10+km) -(10+km) Tialdawn~ung 13 T PO -(10+km) -(10+km) Vawmbuk 14 T PO -(IO+km) -(10+km) Bualpui (NG) 15 S -(-Skm) -(lO+km) -(IO+km) Lungzamtum 16 T -(S-10km) -(10+km) -(IO+km) Fungkah 'New' 17 60 SANGAU R.Q. Land use I.e. area under different tYpes of Nearest towns Culdvable Land under pennanentc~ldvatlon Location Name of Approach road and distance Power Wet Rice Dry Rice Code No. the VI"age to the village (in kms.) Supply Forest Cultivation Cukivation 2 11 12 13 14 15(a) 15(b) I Vartekkai FP Saiha (70) 68 25 3592 2 Vartek KR Saiha (63) 87 , . 3 Lungtian KR Saiha (60) 163 39 4188 4 Cheural KR Saiha (65) ED 110 33 3346 5 Pangkhua KR Saiha (86) ED 180 26 1981 6 Sangau KR Saiha (80) ED 234 149 4755 7 Thaltlang KR Saiha (87) ED 132 20 714 8 Rawlbuk KR Salha (55) 88 5 5 9 Fungkah 'Old' FP Saiha (44) 72 15 10 10 Lungpher'S' KR Saiha (35) ED 82 18 10 11 Pangrang FP Saiha (37) 98 4 359 12 Archhuang FP Saiha {54} 83 20 8 13 Tialdawn~ung FP Saiha (49) 78 10 6 14 Vawmbuk KR Saiha (46) 210 40 18 15 Bualpui (NG) KR Saiha (23) ED 205 65 15 16 lungzamtum KR Saiha (18) ED 97 10 6 17 Fungkah 'New' KR Saiha (30) ED 72 15 10 61 Block : 17/3/3 Land use In hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) Total area Main crops Area not underjhum Period of underlhum available for Name of location cultivation Rotation cultivation cultivation the Village CadeNa. 16(a) 16(b) 17 18 2 7,185 6 years Paddy Vartekkai 1 6 years Paddy Vartek 2 8,376 5years Paddy Lungtian 3 4,1$3 5 years Paddy Cheural 4 2,4$7 5 years Paddy Pangkhua 5 9,510 5 years Paddy Sangau 6 1,190 5years Paddy Thaltlang 7 800 5 years Paddy Rawlbuk 8 280 7 years Paddy Fungkah 'Old' 9 640 4 years Paddy Lungpher'S' 10 1,257 Syears Paddy Pangrang 11 580 7years Paddy Archhuang 12 560 7 years Paddy Tialdawn~ung 13 980 4 years Paddy Vawmbuk 14 600 5years Paddy Bualpui (NG) 15 480 4years Paddy Lungzarhtum 16 4years Paddy Fungkah 'New' 17 MIZORAM TUIPANG R. D. BLOCK CHHIMTUIPUI DISTRICT C 'f. I(U,QfI,IHA£S, I!J l 0 (~' (3- ~ ./ I ,,0 I / o z i « I ...J l- !I I I (.? i z I ;?; BOUNlARY, INTERNATIONAL. \ « DISTRICT. ! SUB DIVISION I R.D. BLOCK ..J HEAOCUARTERS. OISTRICT . I SUB DIVISION R.D.8LOCK VILLt.:";E WITH POPULATION SiZE: BELO... 200.200-499.500-999, 1000-4999 UNINHABITED VILLAGE WITH LOCATION CODE NUMBER. URBAN AREA WITH LOCATION CODE NUMBER . NATIONAL HIGHWAY METALLED ROAD. UNMETALLED ROAD RIVERS AND STREAMS LAKE. HOSPITAL + M PRIMARY HEALTH CENTR£ 11.. PC;_,::;!:-. S1A71::)!\ PS HIG~j sew',·>... PC'ST OFf'k" Vll j t.-::;ES WITh' LOCATiJ!~ corr:. NIJM8EP ... --~------~ 65 .5 co 0. 11\ 0 0 ... 0 '" ... j IIii iii I o o or 0 ~ -0 0. 11'1 M ,.., ,.., ,.., --...... 11'1..... M M M M ,.., M ,.., ,.., ,.., ...... " " ...... M M M ,.., ,.., III -g ..,. ..,. ,.., ..,. U -0 co ~ 0 11'1 11'1 0 11'1 0. 0 N or 0. ~ ,.., ... 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Amenities available (if not available within -5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the Total area of Total population Location Name of the village and number of Code No. Village (in hectares) households Education Medical 2 3 4 5 () Phalhrang NA 325(53) P,M PHS,CHW 2 ~wmibawk NA 500(79) P,M PHS,CHW 3 Tuisumpui NA 101(23) P,M PHS,CHW 4 Riaslkah NA 385(78) P CHW 5 Tulpulferry NA 506(75) P PHS,CHW 6 Salha Tlang UN· 7 Zero Point NA 331(68) P,M CHW 8 Maubawk 'CH' NA 224(41) P,M CHW 9 Maubawk'l.' NA 536(98) P PHS,CHW 10 East Kawlchaw NA 463(87) P,M CHW 11 Lower Theiva NA 411(75) P,M PHS,CHW 12 Upper Thelva NA 76(16) P -(5-10km) 13 Niawhtlang NA 1,162(172) P PHS,CHW 14 Lungbun NA 515(103) P,M CHW 15 Chhuarlunll NA 501(88) P,M PHS,CHW 16 Phusa NA 229(38) P,M CHW 17 Tema UN· 18 Alnak NA 320(62) P,M CHW 19 Slata NA 724(116) P,M PHS,CHW 20 Tulslh NA 685(127) P,M PHS,CHW 21 Thelrl 391(74) P,M CHW 22' Serkawr (Old) NA"" 839(146) P2,M,H PHS,CHW 23 Old Latawh NA 47(13) P,M PHS,CHW 24 N. Serkawr NA 61(14) P CHW 25 Latawh-' (New) NA 238(43) P PHS,CHW 26 Tulpang'L' NA 517(79) P2,M2 PHS,CHW 27 Tulpang'V' NA 2,379(362) P3,M,H PHC,PHS,CHW 28 Siatlal NA 172(31) P CHW 29 Zawngfing NA 1,294(207) P,M,H PHS,CHW 30 Cheihlu NA 380(64) P,M CHW 31 Chakhang NA 743(130) P,M,H PHS,CHW 32 Siasi NA 178(35) P,M CHW 33 . Mawhre NA 352(54) P,M CHW 34 Chapui NA 696{119) P,M,H PHS,CHW 35 Khopai NA 374(65) P,M CHW 36 Ahmepi NA 102(23) P CHW 37 Old Kaisih UN- 38 New Kaisih NA 317(50) P,M CHW 69 Block: t 711/4 the village, a dash (-) Is shown in the columns and next to It brackets, the dlstrance In broad ranges viz., nearest place where the facUity Is available is given) Day or Days Communication DrinklnllWater Post and of the Marketl (Bus Stop, Railway Name of Location (Potable) Telegraph hat, if any Station, Waterways) Village CodeNo. 7 8 9 10 2 F -(IO+km) -(10+km) -(10+km) Phalhrang F PO -(IO+km) -(IO+km) Rawmibawk 2 F -(10+km} -(IO+km) -(10+km) Tuisumpui 3 F -(10+km) -(to+km) -(10+km) Riasikah 4 F PO -(10+km) -(10+km) Tuipuiferry 5 INHABITED Saiha Tlang 6 F -(S-'lOkm) -(10+km) BS Zero Point 7 F -(-Skm) -(10+km) BS Maubawk 'CH' 8 F PO -(10+km) BS Maubawk'l' 9 R -(5-10km) -(10+km) BS East Kawlchaw to F -(10+km) -(10+km) BS Lower Theiva 11 F -(lO+km) -(10+km) -(-5km) Upper Theiva 12 F PO -(lO+km) -(10+km) Niawhtlang 13 F -(5-10km) -(10+km) -(10+km) Lungbun 14 F PO -(lO+km) -(10+km) Chhuarlung 15 F -(10+km) -(10+km) -(10+km) Phusa 16 INHABITED Tema 17 F -(IO+km) -(10+km) -(10+km) Ainak 18 F PO -(10+km) -(10+km) Siata 19 F PO -(10+km) -(to+km) Tuisih 20 F -(10+km) -(10+km) BS Theiri 21 F PO -(10+km) -(10+km) Serkawr(Old) 22 F PO -(lO+km) ':"(10+km) Old latawh 23 F -(5-lOkm) . -(IO+km) -(10+km) N. Serkawr 24 F -(IO+km) -(10+km) -(IO+kms) Latawh·1 (New) 25 F -(5-10km) -(10+km) -(IO+km) Tuipang'l' 26 F PO Tue., Thu. & Saturday BS Tuipang'V' 27 F -(10+km) -(10+km) -(lO+km) Siatlai 28 F PO Tue., Thu. & Saturday -(lO+km) Zawngling 29 F -(10+km) -(IO+km) -(10+km) Cheihlu 30 F PO -(lO+km) -(10+km) Chakhang 31 F -(lO+km) -( IO+km) -(lO+km) Siasi 32 F -(lO+km) -(10+km) -(lO+km) Mawhre 33 F PO -(lO+km) -(10+km) Chapui 34 F PO -(10+km) -(lO+km) Khopai 35 F -(lO+km) -(10+km) -(lO+km) Ahmepi 36 INHABITED Old Kaisih 37 F -(lO+km) -(lO+km) -(lO+km) New Kaisih 38 70 TUIPANG It..D. Land use I.e. area under different tYpes of Nearest towns Cultivable Land under permanentcultlvadon location Name of Approach road and distance Power WetRlee Dry Rice Code No. Village to the village (In kms.) Supply Forest Cultivation Cultivation 2 11 12 13 14 15(a) 15(b) Phalhrang KR Saiha (40) 300.00 2 Rawmibawk KR Saiha (30) 500.00 3 Tuisumpui KR Saiha (15) 120.00 4 Riasikah KR Saiha (15) 300.00 5 Tuipuiferry KR Saiha (10) 300.00 .. 6 Saiha Tlang UN· 7 Zero Point PR Saiha (20) 300.00 8 Maubawk 'CH' PR Saiha (27) 250.00 9 Maubawk'L' PR Saiha (26) 260.00 10 East Kawlchaw PR Saiha (45) 250.tl9 11 lower Thehla PR Saiha (35) ED . 230.C'~ 12 Upper Theiva KR Saiha (35) 220.00 q. Nlawhtlang KR Saiha (18) 210.00 1.. Lungbun KR Saiha (24) 300.00 15 Chhuarlung KR Saiha (30) 90.00 16 Phusa KR Saiha (60) 320.00 17 Tema UN· 18 Ainak KR Saiha (70) 110.00 19 Slata KR Saiha (75) 120.00 20 Tuisih KR Saiha (60) 200.00 21 Theiri PR Saiha (45) ED 200.00 22 Serkawr(Old) KR Saiha (40) ED 300.00 23 ..Old Latawh KR Saiha (50) 150.00 H N. Serkawr KR Saiha (52) 20.00 25 latawh·1 (New) KR Saiha (54) 30.00 26 . Tuipang'L' KR Saiha (80) ED 500.00 P Tuipang'V' PR Saiha (73) ED 2000.00 28 Siatlai KR Saiha (78) ED 50.00 29 Zawngiing KR Saiha (80) ED 500.00 30 Cheihlu KR Saiha (78) 110.00 31 Chakhang KR Saiha (75) 230.00 32 Siasi KR Saiha (80) 300.00 180.00 33 Mawhre KR Saiha (90) 150.00 3i Chapui KR Saiha (97) 210.00 35 Khopai. KR Saiha (80) 130.00 36 Ahmepi KR Saiha (85) 150.00 'P Old ~aisih UN· ,:eft New Kaisih KR Saiha (90) 110.00 71 Block I .7/3/4 Land use In heetares rounded upto 2 decimal plaees) Total area Main crops Area not underlhum Pertodof underlhum available for Nameo( Location cultivation Rotation cultivation cultivation Vlllaae CodeNo. 16(a) 16(b) 17 18 2 700.00 3 years Paddy at Maize 300.00 Phalhranl 500.00 3 years Paddy at Maize 500.00 Rawmlbawk 2 500.00 3 years Paddy at Maize 720.00 Tulsumpul 3 700.00 3 years Paddy at Maize ~OO.OO Rlaslkah 4 200.00 3 years Paddy at Maize 300.00 Tulpulferry 5 INHABITED 5alha Tlanl 6 200.00 3 years Paddy at Maize 300.00 Zero Point 7 750.00 3 years Paddy at Malz!: 250.00 Maubawk 'CH' 8 760.00 3 years Paddy at Maize 240.00 Maubawk'L' 9 350.00 3 years Paddy & Maize 250.00 East Kawlchaw 10 170.00 3 years Paddy at Maize 230.00 Lower Thelva 11 280.00 3 years Paddy at Maize 220.00 Upper Theiva 12 790.00 3 years Paddy at Maize 210.00 Nlawhtlang 13 700.00 3 years Paddy & Maize 300.00 Lungbun 14 710.00 3 years Paddy & Maize 90.00 Chhuarlung 15 28.00 3 years Paddy at Maize 320.00 Phusa 16 INHABITED Tema 17 790.00 3 years Paddy at Maize 110.00 A1nak 18 1080.00 3 years Paddy at Maize 120.00 Slata 19 500.00 3 years Paddy at Maize 200.00 Tulslh 20 300.00 3 years Paddy at Maize 200.00 Thelrt 21 1200.00 3 years Paddy &: Maize 300.00 Serkawr (Old) 22 750.00 3 years Paddy & Maize 150.00 Old Latawh 23 80.00 3 years Paddy at Maize 20.00 N. Serkawr 24 170.00 3 years Paddy & Maize 30.00 Latawh-I (New) 25 2000.00 3 years Paddy & Maize 500.00 Tulpani'L' 26 3000.00 3 years Paddy at Maize 2000.00 Tuipang'V' 27 100.00 3 years Paddy at Maize 50.00 Slatlal 28 1200.00 3 years Paddy & Maize 500.00 Zawngllng 29 790.00 3 years Paddy at Maize 110.00 Chelhlu 30 370.00 3 years Paddy at Maize 230.00 Chakhang 31 400.00 3 years Paddy at Maize 300.00 Slasi 32 650.00 3 years Paddy & MOIlze 150.00 Mawhre 33 790.00 3 years Paddy & Maize 210.00 ChapLiI 34 870.00 3 years Paddy & Maize 130.DO Khopal 35 550.00 3 years Paddy at Maize 150.00 Ahmepl 36 INHABITED Old Kalslh 37 340.00 3 years Paddy at Maize 160.00 New Kaislh 38 72 TUIPANG R.D. Amenities available (If not available within -5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the Total area of Total Population Location Name of the village and number of Code No. Village (in hectares) Households Education Medical 2 3 4 5 6 39 Maifa NA 181(36) P -(10+ km) 40 '_Jhry (New Latawh) NA 149(35) P -(10+ km) 41 Lawngban NA 298(61) P,M PHS,CHW 42 Lungdar (Lawdaw) NA 133(30) P -(10+ km) 43 Sarai UN- 44 !sa UN- 45 Phura NA 651(107) P,M,H PHS,CHW 46 Vahai NA 509(93) P,M PHC,PHS,CI1W 47 Tawngkawlawng NA 505(90) P,M,H PHS,CHW 48 Mipu NA 134(28) P CHW 49 Laki NA 521(92) P,M PHS,CHW 50 Supha NA 92(22) P CHW 51 Longmasu NA 143(34) P CHW 52 Bemari NA 340(74) P CHW 53 Lope NA 74( 17) P -(10+ km) 54 Lungpuk NA 289(50) P,M CHW 55 Khengkhawng (Khaki) NA 168(36) P -(10+ km) P - 50(54) CHW - 44(44) M - 32(33) PHS 23(23) H - 7(7) PHC - 2(2) 73 Block : 17/3/4 the village, dash (-) is shown In the column and next to it, brackets, to distrance In broad ranges viz., nearest place where the facility Is available is given) Day or Days Communication Drinking Water Post and ofthe Market/ (Bus Stop, Railway Name of location (Potable) Telegraph hat, If any Station, Waterways) Village CodeNo. 7 8 9 to 2 F -(IO+km) -(IO+km) -(10+km) Malia 39 F -(S-IOkm) -(lO+km) -(lO+km) Lohry (New Latawh) 40 F PO -(lO+km) -(lO+km) Lawngban 41 F -(IO+km) -(IO+km) -(IO+km) Lungdar (Lawdaw) 42 INHABITED Saral 43 INHABITED Isa 44 F PO Tue., Thu. & Saturday -(to+km) Phura 4S F PO -(IO+km) -(10+km) Vahal 46 F PO -(10+km) -(to+km) Tawngkawlawni 47 F -(IO+km) -(10+km) -(IO+km) Mlpu 48 F PO -(IO+km) -(IO+km) Lakl 49 F -(lO+km) -(10+km) -(10+km) Supha 50 F -(10+km) -(10+km) -(10+km) Lcnll113su 51 F -(10+km) -(10+km) -(10+km) Ben1arl 52 F -(10+km) -(to+km) -(10+km) Lope S3 F -(IO+km) -(IO+km) -(IO+km) LunlPuk S4 F -(IO+km) . -(IO+km) -(10+km) Khenikhawni (Khaki) SS 74 TUIPANG I.D. Lind uNI,t, '1'1' undtr dlfrtl1nt 'Yilt. 0' NllrtIt Town ~ulav.bl. tina unairpermJn,ntcultlvldon Location Nlm.of ApplOlCl! Ind distinct Power WttRIct Dry Rice Code No, VIIIIII toVIII.,I (In kml,) Supp~ Fo,. Cultlvltlon Cultivation 2 II 12 13 14 IS(a) t5(b) 39 Mall. KR Salh. (9S) 130.00 t, 170,00 , , 40 Lohry (New Lltawh) KR 5alh. (60) " t. 41 Lawniban KR 5alha (70) " 130,00 , , 42 Lunl(llr (Llwdlw) KR 511h. (8S) " 280,00 43 Saral UN· 44 III UH· 45 Phura KR 5alh. (95) " 300,00 500,00 46 Yah.1 KR 511h. (98) ., 440,00 47 Tawnakawlawnl KR 511h. (105) .. 630.00 • • 48 Mlpu Kil 5alh. (97) ., 270,00 , , 5alh. (95) 350,00 , , 49 L.kl Kil " 50 5uph. Kil Salh.(110) lO,OO ., 51 Lonll11lSu Kil 5,lh. (120) , , 70,00 , , , , , , I, 52 lem.rt Kil 5,lh. (1 SO) " 130,00 53 Lope KR 5alh. (100) 180,00 , , 54 LuntpUk KR 5alha (102) 85,00 . 55 Khenakhawnl (khaki) KR 5alha (100) 80.00 7S Block : 17/3/4 Land use In hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) Total area Main crops Area not underlhum Period of underlhum available for Name of Location cultivation Rotation cultivation cultivation Villap CodeNo. 16(3) 16(b) 17 18 2 120.00 3 years Paddy at Maize 130.00 Malia 39 130.00 3 years Paddy at Maize 110.00 Lohry (NEW Latawh) 40 570.00 3 years Paddy 5C Maize 130.00 Lawnaban 41 220.00 3 years Paddy 5C tt'alze 280.00 Lunadar (Lawdaw) 42 INHABITED Saral 43 INHABITED Isa 44 700.00 3 years Paddy & Maize 300.00 Phura 45 760.00 3 years Paddy & Maize 440.00 Vahal 46 970.00 3 years Paddy & Maize 630.00 Tawngkawlawng 41 430.00 3 years Paddy at Maize 270.00 Mlpu 4S 650.00 3 years Paddy at Maize 350.00 Lakl 49 170.00 3 yeal1 Paddy & Maize 30.00 Supha 50 130.00 3 yeall Paddy at Maize 70.00 Lonamasu- 51 120.00 3 years Paddy & Maize 130.00 Bemarl 52 420.00 3 years Paddy & Millze 180.00 Lope 53 115.00 3 years Paddy & Maize 85.00 Lungpuk 54 120.00 3 years Paddy 5: Maize 80.00 Kilengkhawng (Khaki) 55 11-311 rXojs1. APPENDIX (I - IV) 78 APPENDIX - I R.D. BLOCKS ABSTRACT OF EDUCATIONAL, NAME OF DISTRICT Industrial CateiOry of Main Wor1lers Higher Secondaryl MatrlculatlonlPUC/ Intermediate/ Primary School Middle School Secondary School Junior College SI. Name No. of the R.D. Block Villages Institutions Villages Institutions Villages Institutions Villages Institutions 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1. Chawngte 63 75 4 4 2. Lawngtlai 57 71 17 21 6 9 3. Sangau 17 29 11 13 5 5 4. Tuipang 50 54 32 33 7 7 DISnJCT 187 229 64 71 19 22 ---\ 79 : VILlAGE DIRECTORY MEDICAL AND OTHER AMENITIES : CHHIMTUIPUI EDUCATIONAL MEDICAL College Adult Uteracy Villages (Graduate & above) Class/Centre Others with no Dispensary ----- educational Name 51. Villages Institutions Villages Institutions Villages Institutions facility . Villages Institutions of the R.D. Block No. 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2 I· 7 Chawngte 1. 3 Lawngtlai 2 Sangau 3 Tulpang 4 1 10 DISTRICT 80 APPENDIX - I R.D. BLOCKS ABSTRACT OF EDUCATIONAL, NAME OF DISTRICT MEDICAL Matemlty andChlld Welfare Primary Health CentrelMatemlty Homel Health Centrel Family Hospita! Child Welfare Cenre Health Centre Planning Centre sr. Name No. of the R.D. Block Villages Institutions VUla~s Institutions Villages Institutions Villages Institutions 2 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 17 1, Chawngte 2 2 .. 2. Lawnstlal 2 2 . . 3. Sang-au 3 3 t ~ 4. Tulpang 2 2 DISTRICT 9 9 81 I VILLAGE DIRECTORY MIDICAL AND OTHER AMENlnES I 'HHIMTUIPUI MEDICAL DRINKING WATER Primary Health Community VlII_g .. $ub·CentreHealth Workers Others with no medical Name 51. VIIIa ..s Institutions Vllla ..s Institutions Villa ... Institutions faclll'Y Tap Well 0' the R.D •. Block No. 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 2 7 7 27 27 42 21 Chawngte 13 13 43 43 17 Lawngtlal 2 9 9 16 16 10 Sanpu 3 23 23 43 43 6 Tulpanr 4 52 52 129 1%9 66 11 DISTRICT 82 APPENDIX -I R.D. ILOCKS AlSTMCT 0. IDUCAnONAL, NAMI OF DISTRICT DRINKING WATER POST AND TELEGRAPH Vlllige with no drlnkln, 51, Name More than wattr facilicy No,. oftht R,D. Block Tank Tubewen liver Founuln Canal Othen onlOurce of any type PO TO . 1 2 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 1. Chawnltl 71 21 8 2. Lawnltlal 9 29 51 30 14 3, Sanpu 7 7 4; Tulpana 49 19 DISTRICT 9 .. 101 50 58 51 •• 48 83 : VILLAGE DIRECTORY I'fEDICAL AND OTHER AMENITIES : CHHIMTUIPUI POST AND TELEGRAPH COMMUNICATION POWER SUPPLY pO PO PO Railway Navllable Not Name 51. PTO and phone and phone and phone Phone Bus Stop Station waterway Available Available R.D. Block/Town No. 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 2 5 66 Chawnate 11 5 15 45 Lawngtlal 2 8 9 Saniau 3 7 7 43 .. Tulpanl 4 18 5 35 163 DISTRICT 1.:. -!11 OC.O/Ol 84 APPENDIX·II - VILLAGI DIIIC'IOIY LAND UTILISATION DATA IN IESPICT 0' NON·MUNICIPAL TOWNS (CINSUS TOWNS) DISTRICT I CHHIMTUIPUI Cultlvlbllllvtl -- "- Lind use (1.1. Uti! undllr dlff'l1nt type. of lind Ullin hKClru rounald upto cwo d,clmll pilleu) -- LInd undor po-rn1lnent - Aft. not Namo or town Illd cultl\'lt!on 1'ctlllrn Mlincropi IVlllibie .~-'~:;~~-~:-== 51. nAma of Block Thill I1m Wilt rleo Dry rico undtr Ihum Period of undtrlhum tor No, within brAck.u (In h.(;tINA) FOflil Cultivation CultiVAtion CultiVAtion mtltlon Cultlv.tlon Cultlvltlon 2 3 4 5 6(~) 6(b) '1(11) 7(b) 8 ~ - --.-~--.-~.--- -.' 5AIHA('l\Jlp~n8) 5,~OO 500 10 110 3,180 5YlllI'i Paddy a Millil 1,200 A"IDlx·m ... VILLAGI DIIICTOIY I.D. BLOCK·WIII LilT O' VILLAGII WHIII NO AMINITIII OTHII THAN DIINKING WATIIII AVAILAILI . - - -_.- ----_-- .- -- _" N~mC! of villap Lomlcm Cod, . I Chlwnl\l 1711/1 NIIlIfLim 17/3/1/( 10) DIlrti1ull 1'113111(11) 51mB~Yfl 111311/(42) luukdulbillOril 111311/(5') Clo~~bnlf'Y l1fl/lf(1J) DI)"dLlkb~np§@f~ ll1J/I/(7tf) fiim@ilmgr~ 11nlll(1l) lUll'}. S~ikhjlwthlf 17n/J/(JO) 5@kulh 17/Jn/(4{)) j 'tl/l!I~6) 85 APPINDIX·IV - VILLAGE DIRlClORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDIIIG TO THE PROPORnON OF SCEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES A-Scheduled Castes Chhlmtulpul Name ofDlstrlct ...... TehsIl/Taluk/R.D. 810ck ...... ~~~~! ...... Range of Scheduled location Location Location Caste Population Code Name Code Name Code Name (Percentages) Number of Village Number of Village Number of Village 2 3 4 5 6 7 0-5* 17/3/1 (3) Borapansury I 17/3/1(4) Borapansury II 17/311 (18) Kamalanagar II 17/3/1(19) Kamalanagar III 17/3/1 (29) Ugudasuri 17/311 (40) Ajasora 17/3/1(47) Rangkachya 16-20 17/3/1(20) Kamalanagar I *Excludes Villages with no Scheduled Castes population. APPENDIX-IV - VILLAGE DIRECroRY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES A-Scheduled Castes Name ofDistrict ...... ~~~~~~ ...... • Lawngtlai TehsillTaluklR.D. Block ...... Range of Scheduled Location Location Location Caste Population Code Name Code Name Code Name (Percentages) Number of Village Number of Village Number of Village 2 3 4 5 6 7 0-5* 17/3/2(14) Lawngtlai 17/3/2(29) Bungtlang 17/3/2( I) Chawngte P * Excludes Villages with no Scheduled Castes population. 86 APPENDIX-IV - VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES A-Scbeduled Casces . . Chhlmtulpui NameofDlstnct ...... Sangau TehsIllTaluk/R.D. Block ...... Range of Scheduled Location Location Location Caste Popu lation Code Name Code Name Code Name (Percentages) Number of Village Number of Village Number of Village 2 3 4 5 6 7 0-5* 17/3/3(6) Sangau 17/3/3(15) Bualpui 'Ng' * Excludes Villages with no Scheduled Castes population.' APPENDIX·IV - VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES A-Scheduled Castes Name of District...... ~~.~!~~~!~~ ...... Tehsii/Taluk/R.D. Block ...... !.~!~~.~~ ...... Range of Scheduled Location Location Location Caste Population Code Name Code Name Code Name., (Percentages) Number of Village Number of Village Number of ViII ail 2 3 4 5 6 7 0-5* 17/3J4( 13} Niawhtlang 17J3/4(29} Zawngling * Excludes Villages with no Scheduled Castes population. 87 APPENDIX·IV - VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES B-Scheduled Tribes . . Chhlmtuipui Name of District ...... Chawngte TehsII/Taluk/R.D. Block ...... Range of Scheduled Location Location Location Tribe Population Code Name Code Name Code Name (Percentages) Number of Village Number of Village Numb, of Viti age 2 3 4 5 6 7 16-25 17/3/1(44) Vaseitlang II 51 + 17/3/1 (2) Kurbalavasora 17/3/1 (3) Borapansuri I 17/3/1(4) Borapansury II 17/3/1(5) Ugalsury 17/311(6) Rajmandall 17/3/1 (7) Rajmandalll . 17/3/1(8) Ugudasury 'N' 17/3/1(9) Montola 17/311 (10) Ngharum 17/3/1 (11) Silsury 11/3/1 (13) Chhotanpansury 17/3/1(15) West Saizawh 17/3/1(16) Baganpara 17/3/1(17) Bajeisora 17/3/1 (18) Kamlanagar II 17/3/1 (19) Kamlanagar III 17/3/1 (20) Kamlanagar I 17/311(21) Nalbania 17/3/1(22) Gulsingbapsora 17/3/1(23) Nagdarasora 17/3/1 (24) Goraguluksora 17/3/1(25) Udalthana II 17/311 (26) Udalthana I 17/3/1 (27) Bormon 17/311(28) )arulsuri 17/3/1(29) Ugudasuri 17/311 (30) Adhubangasora 17/3/1(31) Jameisury 17/3/1(32) Bungkawn '5' 17/3/1(33) Kukurdulya 17/3/1 (34) Ulusury 17/3/1 (35) Mandirasora 17/311 (36) Maniabapsora I 17/3/1(37) .Maniabapsora II 17/3/t (38) Borthuli 17/3/1(39) Borakabakhali 17/3/1 (40) Ajasora 17/3/1(41) Borkolok 17/3/1(42) Simeisuri 17/3/1(43) Vaseitlang I 17/3/1(45) Golasuri 17/3/1(46) Betbonia 17/3/1(47) Rengkashya 17/3/1(48) Lawngpuighat 17/3/1(49) Futsury 17/3/1(51) Charluitlang 17/3/1(52) Lokhisuri 17/3/1(53) Devasora 'N' 17/3/1(54) Futsury 17/3/1(55) Ludhisora 17/3/1(56) Gerasury 17/3/1 (57) Chhotaguisuri i 17/3/1 (58) Chhotaguisuri II 17/311 (59) ]arukdulbasora 17/3/1(60) Dursora 17/3/1(61) Bovaituli 17/3/1(62) New ]ognasury I 17/311 (63) New )ognasury II 17/3/1(64) Boraguisury 17/3/1 (65) Phultuli 17/3/1 (66) BiJasora 17/3/1 (67) Silosora 17/3/1 (68) Devasora '5' 17/3/1 (69) Parva I 17/3/1(70) Parva II 17/3/1(71) Parva III 17/3/1 (72) Kantuli 17/3/1(73) Gobabsury 17/3/1 (74) Bondukbangasora 17/3/1 (75) Simeinasora 88 APPENDIX·IV - VILLAGI DlllC10lY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCOlDlNG TO THE PIOPOlnON OF SCIDULED TIlliS TO THE TOTAL POPULAnON IY RANGEl I-Ichldul.d 1Hb •• Chhlmtulpul NameofDlstrlct ...... TehsIl/TaluklR.D. Block ...... Llwnrdal Range of Scheduled Location location location lribe Population Code Name Code Name Code Name (Percentages) Number of Village Number of Village Number of Village 2 3 4 5 6 7 0-5* 17/3/2(5) Hmawngbuchhuah 51 + 17/3/2(1) Chawngte 'P' 17/312(2) Tuikhurlui 17/3/2(3) Hmunlai 17/3/2(4) Mualbu (L) 17/3/2(5) Sumsilui 17/3/2(6) Sakellull 17/3/2(7) Sakeilui II 17/3/2(8). )ognasury ·17/312(9) Karlul 17/312(10) Diltlang South 17/3/2(11) Ngengpui 17/3/2( 12) Mampui 17 13J2( 13) Thingkah 17/3/2(14) Lawngtlai 17/3/2(16) Chawnhu 17/312(17) Saikah 'U' 1713/2(18) Saikah'L' 17/3/2(20) Chawntlang 17/312(22). Palthar 17/3/2(23) Sihtlangpui 17/3/2(24) R. Vanhre 17/312(25) Rulkual 17/3/2(26) Kawlchaw 'W' 17/312(27) Liapha 17/312(28) Saizawh t 7/312(29) Bungtlang 17/3/2(30) Saikhawthlir 17/312(31) Hmunnuam 17/3/2(32) Pandawnglui 17/3/2(33) Damlui 17/3/2(35) Nghalimlui 17/3/2(36) Vaselkai 17/3/2(37) Fangfarlui 17/312(38) Saibawh 17/3/2(39) Mualbuk 'K' 17/3/2(40) Sekulh 17/3/2(41) Kawrthindeng 17/3/2(42) Ngengpuitlang 17/3/2(43) Darnamtiang 17/3/2(44) Chlkhurlui 17/3/2(45) Lalmon Veng 17/3/2(46) Bolisora 17/3/2(47) Vathuampui 17/3/2(48) Tuidantlang 17/3/2(49) Tuithumhnar 17/3/2(51) Lunghauka 17/3/2(52) Chamdur'P' 17/312(53) Chamdurtlang' 17/3/2(54) Mautlang 17/3/2(55) Ngunlingkhua 17/312(56) Gobomara 17/312(57) Dumzautlang 1713/2(60) Dumzau 17/3/2(61) Tuichawngtlang 17/312(62) Tulsentlang 17/3/2(63) Laitlang 17/3/2(64) Hmawngbu 17/3/2(66) Kakichhuah 17/3/2(67) Zochachhuah *Excludes Villages with no Scheduled Tribe population. 89 APPINDIX·IV - VILLAGI DIRIC10RY LIST O' VILLAGI. ACCORDING TO THI PROPORTION O' ICIDULID TRII.I TO THI TOTAL POPU~TlON IY RANGIS I-Scheduled 'IH .... ChhlmCUlpul Nlm.ofDlltrlct .. "u.".'.utunt, ...... tt" .... uUt, •• lin,.. T.hlll/illuk/R.i). Block. ftutn.,t"'lltt'ttttll .... ,.ntUU,,'Ulttt ------~_. Rln .. ofSchtdullld LoCl~lon LocAllon Location 'lI'Ibt Population Cod, Namll Codo Nlm. Codo (Porctnt.ltl) Numollf orVIII.1' Nllmbllf arVIIIAI' NllmMF - -_ ------_ 2 3 .. 5 6 - -- -"- -~--- 51+ 11Ill3(1) V.lUkklll 1113/3(2) VllUk 17IJn(l) Lllnilian IlIl/3(4) ehllUfil 1'113/1(1) PilH,khul 171313(6) San,~u 17/3/1(7) Thlllll"1 171l/l(l) Rlwlbuk 171:113(9) Funlkllh Old l1IJIJ(10) Lunphu'S' 171l/!( 11) Panlfilnl I UJ/J( 12) ArehhullHI 111313(11) TllldilwnlluHI 1713/3(14) Vilwmbuk 17131)(15) BUillpul'NI' 17/3/S(I6) Lunllifhtum 1713/3(17) 'unlkah N@w - > .- - _ ..... 90 APPENDIX·IV - VILLAGE DIRECTORY LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORnON OF SCEDULlD TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES a-Scheduled 1Hbes Name ofDlstrtct ...... Chhlmculpul TehslllTaluk/R.D. Block ...... 'Ildpanr Ranae of Scheduled location location location 1l1be Population Code Name Code Name Code Name (Percenuses) Number ofYlllaae Number otVlllaa' Number ofVlllaae 2 3 4 5 6 7 SI + 17/3/4(1 ) Phalhran. 17/3/4(2) Rawmlbawk 1713/4(3) Tulsumpul 1113/4(4) Rlaslkah 17/3/4(S) Thlpulferry 1713/4(7) Zero Point 1713/4(8) Maubawk'L' 17/3/4(9) Maubawk 'Ch' 17/3/4(10) Kawlchaw 'E' 17/3/4( 11) Lower Thelva 17/3/4( 12) Upper Thelva 17/3/4(13) Nlawhtlan. 1713/4( 14) Lul\lbun 17/3/4(15) Chhuarluna 17/3/4(16) Phusa 17/3/4(18) Alnlk 17/3/4( 19) Slata 17/3/4(20) Tulslh 17/3/4(21) Thelrl 17/3/4(22) 5erkawr 1713/4(23) Oldl.mwh 17/3/4(24) NewSlrkawr 17/3/4(25) Ntwl.ltawh 17/3/4(26) '!\IIpan, 'I. I 17/3/4(27) Tuh~lnl'V' 1713/4(28) Slltlal 17/3/4(29) Zawn.lln. 17/3/4(30) Chhllhlu 17/3/4(31 i Chakhanl 17/3/4(32) 51111 17/3/4(33) Mawhl'l 17/3/4(34) Chapul 17/3/4(35) Khopal 17/3/4(36) Ahmlpl 17/3/4(38) New Kalslh 17/3/4(39) MaUl 17/3/4(40) LotIry 17/3/4(41) Lawnlbln 17/3/4(42) I.unl(!af • 17/3/4(45) Phura 17/3/4(46) Yahll 17/3/4(47) Tonakolonl 17/3/4(48) Mlpu 17/3/4(49) Lakl 17/3/4(50) SUP~I 17/314(51 ) Lon.",..u 17/3/4(52) Ivmarl 1713/4(53) Lop. 1713/4(54) Lun,puk 17/3/4(55) KllkhV SECTION • II TOWN DIRECTORY ! ·-- '_'-'" " , \. {~ ~. • ~ ~ -. :::. I ~ \ I ~ \ j 1! \ ,I \ .- f I / / , \ :i .-._./ j /'- ",Ji! \ " .i @ go ;i ~g l ! [ / ~._g j:! ef .. 6 ~ \ :; / 0'" z ~ ~ ~ \ .) .-- Ii; )-. _.,..' :::i-;- ., > ;; "._._._._._._._. ;0 ;0 " 3: ~ '" 95 NOTES EXPLAINING THE CODES USED IN TOWN DIRECTOR.Y Statement Col. 2 NM = Non Municipal Statement IV Col. 6 PR = Pucca Road KR = Kutcha Road Col. 7 OSD = Open Surface Drain Col. 12 & t 3 Pt = Pit System ST = Septic Tank Latrines SR = Service Reservoir Statement V Col. 4 H = Hospital HC = Health Centre Col. 10 Type = Typewriting Col. 20 PL = Public Library 98 STATEMENT· III MUNICIPAL FINANCE, 1988·89 Class, Civic Receipt (In Rs. .00) 51. & name Administration Receipt through Revenue derived from municipal properties No. of town Status (In i 990) taxes etc. and power apart from taxation grant Loan 2 3 4 5 6 7 1. IV Saiha NM STATEMENT· III MUNI(:IPAL FINANCE, 1988 • 89 Receipt (in Rs. .00) Expenditure (in Rs. .00) Expenditure (in Rs. .00) Other sources Total General Public Public health Public Public Others Total Advance (specify) receipt administration safety and convenience works institutions (specify) expenditure 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 STATEMENT· IV CIVIC AND OTHER AMENITIES, t 989 Class Civic adminis- Scheduled Castes 51. and name tration status and Scheduled Road length System of No. of laterines No. of town (in 1990) Population Tribes population (in Kms.) sewerage Waterborne Service Others 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 I. IVSaiha NM 13,669 12,941 PR-25 OSD 15 KR-15 STATEMENT· IV CIVIC AND OTHER AMENITIES, t 989 Protected water supply Method of System of storage with Electrification (Number of connection) disposal of Source capacity in litres fighting Road lighting night soli of supply (in brakets) service Domestic Industrial Commercial (points) Others 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Pt., TK 5R-30,OOO Lunglel (153) 956 18 166 ST 99 STAfiMENT • IV A CIVIC AND OTHER AMENITIES IN NOTIFIED SLUMS, 1989 Class Population SI. and name Name Area of slum Pave road System of No. of laterines No. of town of slum of slum (approximate) (in Kms.) sewerage Water borne Service Others 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1,0 1. STAfiMENT • IV A \:IVIC AND OTHER AMENITI~S IN NOnFIED SLUMS, 1989 No. oftap pOints/public Electrlflcatlon (No. of connections) Method of disposal hydrants Installed for of night soil supply of protected water Domestic Road IIghtlng{Polnts) Others 11 12 13 14 15 *For Class I and Class II towns only. STATEMENT· V MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL FACILITIES, t 989 Educational facilities Hlaer Secondaryl Intermedlatel Medical facllltiis Recolnlsed PUC (Pre' lid. In ArtslScllnc.1 shorthand university) medicil Commlrce tYPlwrltlnl colll,el Ctlll Hospitlil In.tltutlons Coli .... (0' It vocational 'unlor II, .nd Nlme DI'Pln.,rlll! noeed In delrllievel Mldicil tnllne.rlnl UII"lnl coli ... SOCondaryl No, 0' cown Populltlon T,S,cllnlc'ltc, Col. .. It Ibow) Colle ... colilp. Polytechnic. In"llUClon Iml Murlcululon 2 3 4 5 6 , 8 9 10 11 12 I, IV S.lhl 13,669 "'( I) 62 A(I) Slichir Guwlh.tl Lunll.1 2 2 HC(I) (580) (862) (103) 100 STATEMINT • V MEDICAL, EDUCAnONAL, UClEAnONAL AND CULTURAL 'ACILInIS, 19., ---- Educatlonal facilitlel (concd.) Number of recrtatlonal and cultural 'aclUtes Junior Adult literacy Worklnlwomen's Public Secondary at Primary classes/cent'" hostels with Audltoria/Dramal libraries Includlnl Middle Schools schools others (specllY) number oheats Stadia Cinema CommunitY Halls readlnl rooms 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 4 12 2 PL·! Source: DeputY Commlssloners/Sub·Dlvlslonal Omcers STATEMINT· VI TRADI, COMMIRCI, INDUSTRY AND IAN KING, t fI' Naml. ofch",e molt Important Nlmes ofthr •• lmportln, 51. Cia ... _ commodltlealme°rted .. ~mmodltl.! .~port~~ ... No. nlme of town tn 2nd 31'd lit 2nd 3rQ 2 :I 4 5 6 7 8 1. IV Salhl Rice Edlbl.OIl Petrol,Olllnd Lubricant STATIMINT • VI TMDI, COMMIRCI, INDUSnV AND IANKlNG, t ,., Name. of th ..e most Important commodities manufactu"d No. of No. of Ilrlcultural No. of non·arrlcultural 1st 2nd 3rd Banks ("dlt societies c"dlt societies 9 10 11 12 13 14 Wooden Handloom cloth 2 Furniture PART-B PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 14 - 311 DCO/97. 102 EXPLANATORY NOTE ON PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACt The primary Census Abstract presents basic Information Sch.duled tastes and Scheduled Tribes : on area, number of occupied residential houses, number of households, total population Including Institutional and In column 12, t 3, t 4 and t 5 of the Primary Census houseless population, number of Scheduled Castes and Abstract the population f1aures of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes by sex and number of literates by sex, Scheduled Tribes by sex are ilven. number of main workers classified Into various categories of workers, namely, Cultivator, Agricultural labourer, Household Each Enumerator was furnished with a list of Scheduled Industry and other workers; and also number of Marginal Castes and Scheduled Tribes list In respect of Mlzoram. The workers and Non·workers by sex. Enumerators were Instructed to record a person as belonging to Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe only when the name Area: of the Scheduled Caste or Tribe as returned by the person found a place In the list. In column 3 of the Primary Census Abstract area of village/town should have been Indicated, but the areas of Literates: villages/towns In Mlzoram are not cadastrally surveyed and hence no accurate area figures are available In all cases. Columns 16 and 17 present the population figures of Therefore, no area figures are Indicated except the area figures literates by sex. For the purpose of Census, a literate is a of the District which are supplied by Survey of India. person who Ican both read and write With understanding In any lanauage. A person who can merely read but cannot Occupied Residential Houses : write, Is not literate. It is not necessary that a persons who Is literate should have received any formal education or should Column 4 of the Primary Census Abstract presents the have passed any minimum educational standard. number of occupied residential houses. A 'Census House' Is a building or part of a building having separate main Main workers : entrance from the road or common courtyard or staircase etc. used or recognised as a separate unit. It may be occupied Columns 18 and 19 of the Primary Census Abstract or vacant. It may be use for a reSidential or non·residentlal Indicate the total population of Main Workers by sex are purpose or both. given. Again Total Main Workers are sub· divided Into the different categorIes of workers by sex are given in their Household: respective columns 20 to 41, whereas Non-workers are given at columns 42 and 43. Column 5 Indicates the number of households. A household is a group of persons who commonly live together These terms are explained below:· and would take their meal from a common kitchen unless the exigencies of work prevented any of them from doing Cultivator : so. There are households of persons related by blood or households of unrelated persons or having a mix of both. For the purpose of the Census a person is working as Cultivator if he or she is engaged either as employer, single Houseless and Institutional Population: worker of family worker in cultivation of land owned or held from Government or held from private persons or Houseless and Institutional Population has not been institutions for payment in money, kind or share. Cultivation separately shown in the Primary Census Abstract. Houseless includes supervision or direction or cultivation. persons are those who have no fixed place of residence and no regular house to live in. Institutional Population includes Agricultural Labourer : the inmates of such institutions as hostels, boarding houses, hostels, jails, hospitals etc. where groups of unrelated persons A person who works in another person's land for w~ges stay together. In columns 9, 10 and 11 Total Population in in money, kind or share should be regarded as an ;lgricultural the age group (0-6) by six are given. labourer. He or she has not risk in the cultivation but hel 103 she merely works In another person'~ land for wages. An in the Household Industry are Other Workers, Other agnculturallabourer has no right of lease or contract on Workers, Include factory workers, plantation workers, those land on which he/she works. in trade, commerce, business, transport, mining, constructions, political or social work, all government Household Industry : servants, municipal employees, teachers, priests, entertainment artists etc. In effect, all those who work In AHous~hold Industry Is defined as an Industry any field of economic activity other than cultivator, conducteq ~y the nead of the household himself/herself agricultural labourer or household industry or other workers. and/or by the members of the household at home or within the village in rural areas and only within the premises of the Marginal Workers : house where the household lives In urban areas. The Industry should not pe r~n ~n the scale of aregistered factory, The Columns '40 and 4t indicate the total figures of Marginal !11ain qiterlon of aHousehold Industry is the participation Workers by sex. Marginal Workers or those who worked of one or more members of the household. Ahousehold. for some time during the preceding year of enumeration industry ~hould relate to production processing, servicing, but not for the major part of the year are treated as Marginal repairing or ll1a~lna and seiling (but not merely seiling) of Workers. gpgd~~ It does not include profession such as aPleader or Doctor of Barber, Musicianl Danee~ Waterman, Dhabi etc. Non· Workers· : Other Worktn I The number of N,on.workers by sex are given in columns 42 and 43 of the Primary Census Abstract. Non·workers All workers, who have been engaged in some economic are those who had)leVer worked during the preceding year activity but who are not cultivators or agricultural labourers of enumeration. 104 DISTRICT PRIMARY No. of Total Population (including Location Name of State/ Total! occupied institutional and Total Population Code Dlstrlct/Block/ Rural! Area In residential No. of houseless population} In the Age-Group (0-6) No. UAiCity!Town Urban sq; kms. houses households Persons Males ·Femak!s Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 to 11 12 13 CHHIMTUIPUI T 3,957.00 17,OOt 11,002 99,876 52,304 47,572 20,093 10,113 9,920 DISTRICT R 14,749 14,750 86,207 45,112 41,095 17,158 8,672 8,486 U 2,252 2,252 13,669 1,192 4,417 2,935 1,501 t,434 1. Chawngte Dev. Block T 686.35 4,337 4,338 24,870 13,038 11,832 4,699 2,395 2,304 R 4,337 . 4,338 24,870 13,038 11,832 4,699 2,395 2,304 U 2. Lawngtlai Dev. Block T 1304.84 4,905 4,905 29,330 15,712 13,618 5,537 2,792 2,745 R 4,905 4,905 29,330 15,712 13,618 5,537 2,792 2,745 U 3. Sangau Dev. Block T 565.91 1,794 1,794 10,746 5,421 5,325 2,141 1,098 1,043 R 1,794 1,794 10,746 5,421 5,325 2,141 1,098 1,043 U 4. Tuipang Dev. Block T 1329.90 5,965 5,965 34,930 18,133 16,797 7,716 3,888 3,828 R 3,713 3,713 21,261 10,941 10,320 4,781 2,387 2,394 U 2,252 2,252 13,669 7,192 6,477 2,935 1,501 1,434 Saiha S3 2,252 '2,252 13,669 7,192 . 6,477 2,935 1,501 1,434 Total Urban : 53 2,252 2,252 13,669 1,192 6,417 2,935 1,501 1,434 Saiha 53 2,252 2,252 13,669 1,192 6,477 2,935 1,501 1,434 105 CENSUS ABSTRACT Location Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates Code Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No. 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 203 167 36 95,.32 48,604 46,828 47,160 27,867 19,293 Il 179 145 34 82,515 42.,040 40,475 37,7tt 12,626 15,085 24 U 2 12,911 6,564 6,353 9,449 5,24' 4,208 142 108 34 24,184 12,585 11,599 4,994 3,886 1,108 142 108 34 24,184 ·12,585 11,599 4,994 3,886 1,108 30 30 27,199 13,845 13,354 13,783 8,201 5,582 2 30 30 27,199 13,845 13,354 13,783 8,201 5,582 4 4 10,657 5,338 5,319 6,672 3,646 3,026 3 4 4 10,657 5,338 5,319 6,672 3,646 3,026 27 25 2 33,392 16,836 16,556 21,711 12,134 9,577 4 3 3 20,475 10,272 10,203 12,262 6,893 5,369 24 22 2 12,917 6,564 6,353 9,449 5,241 4,208 24 22 2 12,917 6,564 6,353 9,449 5,241 4,208 24 22 2 12,911 ·6,564 6,153 9,449 5,241 4,208 24 22 2 12,911 6,564 6,353 9,449 5,241 4,208 106 DISTRICT PRIMARY Industrial Category of Main Workers Location Name of State/ Total/ Total Main Workers Cu~ivators Agricultural Labourers Code Distrlct/Block/ Rural/ {I·IX} I II No. UAlCltylTown Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 13 CHHIMTUIPUI T 44,780 26,402 18,378 34,289 17,688 16,601 1,058 616 44J DlmlCT R 44,116 23,203 16,973 32,885 16,995 15,890 701 377 32i U 4,604 3,199 1,405 1,404 693 711 357 239 11 t:a 1. Chawngte Dev. Block T 12,151 7,059 5,092 11,138 6,129 5,009 91 71 26 R 12,151 7,059 5,092 11,138 6,129 5,009 91 71 20 U 2. Lawngtlal Dev. Block T 14,714 8,648 6,066 11,050 5,529 5,521 417 223 194 R 14,714 8,648 6,066 11,050 5,529 5,521 417 223 194 U 3. Sangau Dev. Block T 4,210 2,392 1,818 3,586 1,875 1,711 R 4,210 2,392 1,818 3,586 1,875 11711 U 4. Tuipang Dev. Block T 13,705 8,303 5,432 8,515 4,155 4,360 550 322 228 R 9,101 5,104 3,997 7,111 3,462 3,649 193 83 110 U 4,604 3,199 1,405 1,404 693 711 357 239 11a Saiha 4,604 3,199 1,405 1,404 693 711 357 239 118 Toeal Urban: 4,604 3,199 1,405 1,404 693 711 357 239 1ta 4,604 . 3,199 1,405 1,404 693 711 357 239 118 107 CENSUS ABSTRACT Industrial Category of Main Workers Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Manufacturing, Processing, Hunting and Plantations, Orchards Mlnlngand Servicing and Repairs In ilnd allied activities Quarrying Household Industries Location a 1II IV V (a) Code Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females No, II 32 33 34 3S 36 37 38 39 21 t8 1 3 3 • • 179 151 28 13 4 3 , . ·, 82 67 15 17 15 2 3 3 • • 97 84 13 39 34 5 39 34 8 5 3 2 8 5 3 2 2 3 2 2 20 17 3 3 3 130 110 20 4 3 2 1 33 26 7 17 15 2 3 3 97 84 13 17 1S 2 3 3 97 84 13 17 15 2 J 97 84 13 17 15 2 l l 97 84 tl 108 DISTRICT PRIMARY Industrial Category of Main Workers Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Repairs In other location Name or Statel Totall than Household Industries Constructions Trade and Commerce Code DlstrlctlBlockl Rurall V,bl VI VII No. UAlCltylTown Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males I ~males 2 3 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 13 CHHIMTUIPUI T 152 133 19 486 462 24 748 432 316 DISnlCT R 43 40 3 389 377 12 367 234 133 U 109 93 U 97 85 12 381 198 183 1. Chawngte Dev. Block T 4 4 69 62 7 R 4 4 69 62 7 U 2. Lawngtlal Dev. Block T 31 28 3 S6 51 5 174 113 61 R 31 28 ' 3 56 51 5 174 113 61 U 3. Sangau Dev. Block T 11 7 4 R 11 7 4 U 4. Tulpang Dev. Block T 117 101 16 430 411 19 494 250 244 R 8 8 333 326 7 113 52 61 U 109 93 16 97 85 12 381 198 183 Saiha 109 93 16 97 85 12 381 198 183 Total Urban : 109 93 16 97 85 12 381 198 183 $alba 109 n 16 97 85 12 181 198 183 109 CENSUS ABSTRACT Industrial Cat'fry of Main Workers Transport, Storap and CommunicatIons Other Services Locallon VIII IX Ma!]lnal Workers Non-workers Code 'ersons Filale. Pamalls 'ersons Filal .. Pemalls Persons F=!all. Pemalls Plrsons F=!ales P.males No. 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 I n. 116 J 7,'.6 6,743 943 4,182 1,:114 2,". 10,914 14,1'. 26,326 13 IS sa 1,612 5,On 594 3,749 1,107 2,141 42,111 10,701 21,580 105 104 2,034 1,681 349 4U" t07 316 ',6S2 3,816 4,746 6 5 804 754 50 12 5 7 12,7Cl7 5,974 6,733 6 5 804 754 50 12 5 7 12,707 5,914 6,733 .. 35 35 2,942 2,663 279 936 331 605 13,680 6,733 6,94-7 2 35 35 2,942 2,663 279 936 331 605 13,680 6,733 6,947 611 508 103 1,406 502 904 5,130 2,527 2,603 3 611 508 103 1,406 502 904 5,130 2,527 .2,603 117 116 3,329 2,818 511 1,828 476 1,352 19,397 9,354 10,043 4 12 12 1,295 1,133 162 1,395 369 1,026 10,765 5,468 5,297 105 104 2,034 1,685 349 433 107 326 8,632 3,886 4,746 105 104 2,034 1,685 349 433 107 326 8,632 3,886 4,746 105 104 2,034 1,685 349 411 107 326 B,632 3,B86 4,146 105 104 2,034 1,685 349 413 107 326 8,632 3,886 4,7-46 LS - ~H D(0/91 110 VILLAGE PRIMARY Arta of Total Population Total vIII, .. In No. of (lncludln. population Locatlon Hectares of Occupl.d Innltutlonal and In thea,. Code TownlWard Residential Number of Houseless Population) IfOUp(O·6) No. Name 0' Villa.. (In sq.kms.) Houses Household Penons Males Femll., Penons Miles Females 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 Chawn,Ct DIY, Block T ,. 4,n7 4,nl 24,170 13,0:11 11,832 4,'99 2,195 2,304 R •• 4,n7 4,331 24,170 13,031 11,132 4,'99 2,195 2,304 U " •• ,.. I •• Boranasurl UN· 2 Kurbalavasora 61 61 400 214 186 66 35 31 3 Borapansury I 124 124 749 382 361 134 65 69 4 Borapansury II 128 128 727 394 333 138 72 66 5 U•• lsury 56 S6 393 208 185 77 36 41 6 RaJmandal1 29 29 163 85 78 19 10 9 . 7 Ralmandalll 24 2S 148 75 73 36 18 18 8 Ullldasury 'N' 33 33 20S 113 92 40 22 18 9 Montola 44 H 275 145 130 33 14 19 10 Nlharum 20 20 90 46 44 23 12 11 11 Sllsurl 55 55 360 186 174 63 3S 28 12 Tongasora UN· 13 Chhotapansury 80 80 496 270 226 11)5 S6 49 14 Songrasurl UN· 15 West Saizawh 61 61 338 165 173 90 43 47 16 Baaanpara 56 56 345 172 173 79 36 43 17 BaJeisora 68 68 391 204 187 94 53 41 18· Kamlanagar II 131 131 813 438 375 177 86 91 19 Kamlanagar III 190 190 1,102 574 528 225 116 109 20 Kamlanagarl 100 100 558 314 244 105 57 48 21 Nalbania 33 33 187 93 94 45 22 23 22 Gulsingbabsora 34 34 187 94 93 18 7 II 23 Nakdanotsora 26 26 156 85 71 28 16 12 24 Gerraguluksora 30 30 157 84 73 18 8 10 25 Udalthana II 61 61 373 196 177 80 40 40 26 Udalthana I 91 91 514 272 242 112 64 48 27 Bormon 18 18 105 56 49 16 9 7 28 Jarulsuri 91 91 539 279 260 85 46 39 29 Ugudasuri'S' 134 134 805 419 386 84 37 47 30 Adubangasora 39 39 234 126 108 46 21 25 31 Jamersury 68 68 390 208 182 81 45 36 III CENSUS ABSTRACT Total Scheduled Scheduled Main Agricultural Castes Tribes Literates Workers Cultivators Labourers Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 108 34 12,585 11,599 3,886 1,108 1,059 5,092 6,129 5,009 11 20 108 34 12,585 11,599 3,886 1,108 1,059 5,092 6,129 5,009 11 20 INHABITED 213 186 106 9 90 1 71 1 I 374 367 169 43 196 14 141 10 14 3 3 376 332 182 52 192 II 108 2 19 208 185 95 21 96 34 82 34 7 85 78 29 4 55 61 55 61 75 73 24 7 41 42 37 42 113 92 45 8 58 50 145 130 70 18 82 75 46 44 11 8 26 25 25 25 186 174 74 13 100 50 91 50 5 INHABITED 270 226 84 7 128 129 115 128 INHABITED 165 173 114 105 71 75 47 68 172 173 84 20 77 9 67 9 204 187 89 18 94 44 74 42 11 407 373 232 97 181 62 65 53 6 545 528 264 77 290 134 193 127 3 SQ 34 223 207 244 119 155 21 66 13 11 93 94 47 16 48 55 46 55 94 93 26 56 59 54 59 85 71 23 4 42 44 40 44 84 73 38 7 46 49 40 49 196 177 92 8 95 99 89 99 272 242 115 23 125 71 108 70 56 49 15 2 34 14 33 14 279 260 38 5 175 176 165 176 3 394 386 97 17 265 98 226 98 126 108 28 61 66 60 66 208 182 56 6 106 101 99 101 112 VILLAGE PRIMARY Manufacturlnr Livestock, Forestry, Processing, Fishing, Hunting Manufacturing Servicing _andPfantation Processing, Servici ng andRepairs Orchards& Mlnnlngand and Repairs In in other than I.ocatlon allied activities Quarrying Household Industry Household Industry CollStructions Code (III) (tV) (Va) (Vb) (VI) No. Name of Village Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 1 CImvnBte Dev. Block T 34 5 4 R 34 5 4 U ' .. Boranasuri UN- 2 KurbaJavasora 3 Borapansury I .. Borapansury II 8 4 2 S Ugalsury 6 Rajmandafl 7 Rajmandalll 8 Ullldasury 'N' 9 Hontola 10 Ngharum 11 Silsuri 12 Tongasora UN- 13 Chhotapansury 14 Sonll"asuri UN· 15 West Saizawh 16 Baganpara 17 Baleisora 18 Kamlanagar II 3 19 KamJanagar III 3 20 Kamianagar I 13 21 Nalbanla 22 Gulslngbabsora 23 Nakdanotsora 24 Gemguluksora 25 Udalthana II 26 Udalthanai 27 Bonnon 28 )arulsurl 29 Ugudasuri'S' 30 Adubangasora 31 Jamersury 113 CENSUS ABSTRACT Transport Trade and Storage & location Location Code Commerce Communications Other Services Code of Number of (VII) (VIII) (IX) Marginal Workers Non-workers 1981 1991 Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 62 7 5 754 50 5 7 5,974 6,733 62 7 5 . 1 754 50 5 7 5,974 6,733 INHABITED 03/10/0001 17/314/1 13 124 185 03/1010002 17/31412 1 40 1 186 353 03/1010003 17/314/3 4 5,1 4 202 322 03110/0004 17/3/4/4 7 112 151 03/1010006 17/314/5 30 17 03/1010010 17/314/6 4 34 31 03/101 17/3/417 8 55 92 0311010005 17/3/4/8 7 63 129 03/101 17/314/9 20 19 03/1010013 171314/10 .. 86 124 0311010007 171314/11 INHABITED 03110/0008 1713/4/12 13 142 97 0311010009 17/3/413 INHABITED 03/10/0014 17/314114 1 23 7 94 98 0311010017 17/3/4115 1 9 95 164 03/10/0011 17/314/16 3 I 16 2 110 143 03/10/0012 17/314/17 4 3 104 8 5 6 252 307 03110/0018 17/3/4118 2 89 7 284 394 03110/0018 17/3/4119 16 49 7 159 223 03110/0018 17/3/4120 2 4S 39 03/1010019 17/314/21 2 38 34 03/1010015 17/314122 2 43 27 03/1010016 17/314/23 6 38 24 03/1010021 17/314124 6 101 78 03/1010020 17/314/25 17 147 171 03/1010020 17/314126 1 22 35 03/101 17/314/27 10 104 84 03/1010022 17/314/28 39 154 288 03110/0023 17/3/4/29 65 42 03/101 17/314/30 7 102 81 03/101 17/314131 114 VILLAGE PRIMARY Area of Total Population Total village in No. of (including population location Hectares of Occupied Institutional and in the age Code TowniWard Residential Numberof Houseless Population) group (0-6) No. Name of Village (In sq.kms.) Houses Household Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 32 Bunglcawn '5' 30 30 165 88 77 24 16 u 33 Kukurdulya 81 81 445 226 219 82 'II 41 34 Ulusury 52 52 301 154 147 72 33 39 35 Mondirasora 68 68 402 202 200 89 48 41 36 Maniabapsora I 38' 38 250 143 107 48 27 21 37 Maniabapsora II 56 56 297 159 138 49 27 22 38 Borthuli 32 32 173 99 74 35 21 14 39 Borakabakhal' 49 49 280 146 134 59 28 31 40 AJasora 123 123 679 373 306 91 44 47 41 Borkolok 52 52 358 188 170 64 36 28 42 Simaisuri 29 29 135 68 67 14 7 7 43 Vaseitlang I 90 90 496 254 242 lOS 52 53 44 Vaseitlang II 33 33 159 79 80 28 12 16 45 Golasuri 60 60 366 179 187 69 30 39 46 Betbonia 26 26 149 79 70 26 15 11 47 Reneachya 94 94 SIS 266 249 88 50 38 48 Lawngpuighat 38 38 207 106 101 27 IJ 14 49 Futsury 48 48 250 127 123 42 12 30 50 Chamirisora UN 51 Charluitlang 19 19 98 48 50 28 13 IS 52 Lokhisury 43 43 240 129 111 49 27 22 53 Devasora 'N' 100 100 538 292 246 108 53 55 54 Futsora 25 25 150 78 72 24 14 10 55 Ludhlsora 27 27 169 85 84 30 16 14 56 Gerasury 24 24 144 69 75 32 16 16 57 Chhotaguisuri I 43 43 252 126 126 55 23 32 58 Chhotagulsuri II 45 45 235 120 115 48 26 22 59 Jarukdulbasora 41 41 251 128 123 53 28 25 60 Dursora 57 57 303 158 145 57 30 27 61 Boraltuli 44 44 248 129 119 50 24 26 62 New Jognasury I (Damdep I) 89 89 486 235 251 100 42 58 63 NewJognasurylHDemdepll) .. 'II 41 249 120 129 66 29 37 64 Boraguisury 60 60 355 186 169 85 47 38 65 Phultuli 50 50 263 1i2 121 63 34 .29 II;J CENSUS ABSTRACT Total Scheduled Schedul.d Main AlI'lcult~ral CaltlS Tribes Llterat.s Workers Cultivators Labourers Mal. Female Mal. Femlle Mal. Female Mil. Female Male Female Mal. Female 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 , . 88 77 2 59 57 59 57 222 219 82 14 124 109 104 109 '.' 154 147 29 7 67 19 65 19 201 200 47 12 85 39 81 39 143 107 52 4 74 58 72 57 159 138 23 81 70 79 70 99 74 9 54 37 53 37 146 134 56 4 76 67 73 67 3 364 303 65 9 218 202 193 201 188 170 8 1 100 97 100 97 68 67 45 42 44 42 139 128 101 49 111 96 81 91 3 17 14 52 29 42 27 28 27 179 187 7 136 131 124 118 10 13 79 70 3 57 53 56 53 265 249 48 24 137 128 126 128 106 101 11 2 91 81 85 81 127 123 30 3 81 67 79 67 INHABITED 42 42 27 16 20 18 20 18 129 111 26 69 59 66 58 287 246 43 6 144 119 135 119 .. 78 72 18 2 39 40 38 40 85 84 27 53 34 53 34 69 75 17 39 36 39 36 126 126 45 8 66 58 61 86 120 115 28 4 65 64 63 64 12~ 123 22 5 67 '60 67 60 158 145 26 4 87 90 83 19 129 119 14 67 61 66 61 235 251 92 17 127 107 103 100 120 129 73 59 51 48 40 46 186 169 12 4 98 99 98 99 142 121 4 80 70 80 70 116 VILLAGE PRIMARY Manufaclurlnl ~Ivestock, Forestry, Processlnl, Flshln., Huntlnl Manufacturln. SeNlcln. andPlantatlon Processln., Servlclnl andbpalrs Orchardsaz: Mlnnln.an~ and Rlpalrs In In other than location alllid actlvltlls Quarryln. Houllhold Industry Household Industry Construtllons Codl (III) (IV) (Va) (Vb) (VI) No. Namlor Villa .. Male Female M.le Fem.le Mal. Female Mill Femlle Male Female 2 24 2S 20 27 28 29 30 31 :sz 33 32 Bunlkawn '5' 33 KukurclLllya 5 34 Ulusury 35 Mondlrasora 36 Manlabapsora I 37 Manlabapsora II 3B Borthull 39 Borakabakha II 40 Ajasora 41 Bor1colok 42 Simelsurl 43 Vaseltlana I 44 Vaseltlana II 4S Golasurl 46 Betbonla 47 Ren.ashya 48 Lawnapulihat 49 FulSury 50 Chamlnlsora UN· 51 Charlultlana 52 Lokhlsury S3 Devasora 'N' 54 Futsora 55 Ludhisora 56 GerasuIY 57 Chhotaguisuri I 58 Chhotaguisuri II 59 Jarukdulbasora 60 Oursora 61 80raituli 62 New )~IY I (Damdep I) 63 New JOIIf135lIIY II (Demdep II) .. 64 Borai\lisury 65 Phultull 117 CENSUS ABSTRACT Transport Trade and Storage & Location Location Code Commerce Communications Other Services Code or Number or (VII) (VIII) (IX) Marginal Workers Non-workers 1981 1991 Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 34 35 36 37 38 39 040 41 42 43 44 45 29 20 03/10/27 17/314/32 10 4 102 110 03/10128 17/3/4/33 2 87 128 03110/25 17/3/4/34 3 117 161 03/10/26 17/3/4/35 2 69 49 03/10/29 17/3/4/36 2 78 68 03/10130 17/3/4/37 1 45 37 03/101 1713/4/38 2 70 . 67 03110/31 17/314/39 3 22 155 104 03/10/32 1713/4/40 88 72 03/10/ 17/3/4/41 1 23 25 03/10133 17/314/42 5 24 2 143 146 03/10/34 17/314/43 14 37 53 03/10/ 17/3/4/44 2 43 56 03/10/35 17/3/4/45 22 17 03/10/36 17/3/4/46 11 129 121 03/10137 17/3/4/47 6 15 20 03/10/38 17/3/4/48 2 46 56 03/101 17/3/4/49 INHABITED 03/10139 17/3/4/50 28 32 03/10141 17/3/4/51 2 60 52 03/10140 17/3/4/52 9 148 127 03/10148 17/314/53 39 32 031101 17/3/4/54 32 50 03/101 17/3/4/55 , . 30 39 03/10/ 17/314/56 ., 4 2 60 68 03/10142 1713/4/57 .. , , 2 , , , . 55 51 031101 17/314/58 I, 61 63 03/101 17/314/59 .. " II , I .. " 4 71 51 03/101 17/3/4/60 ., ., 1 62 58 03/101 t 713/4161 7 4 , . 16 2 108 144 03110/43 17/314/62 3 I ! ~ • 69 81 03/10/44 1713/4/63 , I, " . 81 70 Ol/l0/45 17/314164 ., " , . ., 62 51 OJ/I 01 171314/65 ~-:.:z::;;_1JiS_::t£LZ 2.6-'11 Dc.o/81. 118 VILLAGE PRIMARY Area of Total Population Total village In No. of (Including populadon location Hectares of Occupied lnttltutlonal and In the aBe Code Towr!lWard Residential Number of Houseless Population) i!"OUp «()6) No. Name of Vlllaae (In sq.kms.) Houses Household Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 66 BlIason 40 40 249 135 114 51 28 23 67 Silosora 55 S5 333 172 161 61 3S 32 68 Devasora '5' 85 85 49\ 270 221 83 48 3S 69 PaIVa I 167 167 901 498 403 123 65 58 70 PaIVa II 70 70 366 194 172 71 42 29 71 PaIVa III 80 80 426 224 202 91 46 45 72 Kantull 56 56 299 157 142 47 26 21 73 Gobabsury 57 57 295 151 144 59 28 31 74 Bondukbanpsora 97 97 521 278 243 91 44 47 75 Simeinasora 32 32 181 81 100 39 18 21 119 CENSUS ABSTRACT Total Scheduled Scheduled Main Agricultural Canes Tribes Literates Workers Cultivators Labourers Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 135 114 91 84 91 84 172 161 13 85 79 84 79 270 221 6 200 168 198 168 468 403 71 6 358 293 324 293 183 170 71 35 98 87 82 86 223 202 97 57 106 106 89 104 157 142 2 87 90 87 90 151 144 23 6 82 67 82 67 273 243 8 208 178 201 178 81 tOO 4 4 49 52 49 52 120 VILLAGE PRIMARY Manufacturing livestock, Forestry, ProceSSing, Fishing, Hunting Manufacturing Servicing andPlantation Processing, Servicing andRepairs Orchards& Minningand and Repairs in In other than Location allied activities Quarrying Household Industry Household Industry Constructions Code (III) (IV) (Va) (Vb) (VI) No. Name of Village Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 66 Bilasora 61 Sliosora 68 Devasora '5' 69 Parva I 70 Parvall 71 Parva III 72 Kantuli 73 Gobabsury 74 Bondukbangasora 75 Simeinasora 121 CENSUS ABSTRACT Transport Trade and Storage & Location Location Code Commerce Communications Other Services Code of Number of (VII) (VIII) (IX) Marginal Workers Non-workers 1981 1991 Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 34 3S 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 4S 44 30 03/10/46 17/314/66 87 82 03/10/ 17/3/4/67 2 70 53 03/101 17/314/68 34 140 110 03110/49 17/3/4/69 16 96 85 03110150 17/3/4/70 17 2 118 96 031101 17/3/4171 I, •• 70 52 03/10/ 17/314/72 : .. 69 77 03/101 17/3/4173 7 70 65 03/101 17/3/4/74 12 18 03/10/ 17/314175 122 VILLAGE PRIMARY Area of Total Population Total village in No. of (including population location Hectares of Occupied Institutional and In the age Code TownlWard Residential Number of Houseless Population) group (0-6) No. Name of Village (in sq.kms.) Houses Household Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II Lawngtlal Dev. Block T 4,905 4,905 29,303 15,712 13,618 5,537 2,792 2,745 R 4,905 4,905 29,303 15,712 13,618 5,537 2,792 2,745 U Chawngte 'P' 154 154 1,022 546 476 171 72 99 2 Tuikhurlul 31 31 166 92 74 27 13 14 .3 Hmunlai 60 60 353 175 178 81 35 46 4 Mualbu'L' 40 40 225 128 97 48 25 33 5 Sumsllui ttl 111 746 395 351 tJ6 69 67 6 Sakeilul'l' 24 24 124 63 61 29 13 16 7 Sakeilui'II' 46 46 294 162 132 65 35 30 8 Jognasury 100 100 550 269 281 43 20 23 9 Karlul 135 135 800 416 384 62 31 31 10 Dlltlang '5' 168 168 903 518 385 165 91 74 11 Ngengpui 85 85 463 232 231 96 39 57 12 Mampui 118 118 706 382 324 150 75 75 13 Thlngkah 137 137 799 405 394 161 76 85 14 Lawngtlai I-V 1,441 1,441 9,514 5,410 4,104 1,520 789 731 15 Lawngtlaikai UN- 16 Chawnhu 54 54 295 145 150 48 19 29 17 Salkah 'U' 43 43 217 110 107 43 23 20 18 Saikah'L' 8 8 49 26 23 10 6 4 19 Tuipui I.B. UN- 20 Chawntlang 25 25 123 66 57 28 12 16 21 South Chawnpui UN- 22 Paithar 76 76 439 225 214 104 53 51 23 Sihdangpui 69 69 306 156 ISO 68 37 31 24 Vanhne'R' 14 14 73 34 39 23 12 11 25 Rulkual 47 47 294 153 I'll 57 32 25 26 Kawlchaw'W' 52 52 237 125 112 58 26 32 27 Liapha 3 3 9 5 4 28 Salzawh 25 25 117 67 50 25 14 nj 29 S. Bungtlang 172 172 1,087 593 494 239 122 11 30 Saikhawthlir 19 19 108 52 56 29 16 1 31 Hmunnuam H 33 184 85 99 50 25 2 32 Pandawngtul 57 57 313 163 150 62 31 J 123 CENSUS ABSTRACT Total Scheduled Scheduled Main Agricultural Castes Tribes Literates Workers Cultivators Labourers Male female Male Female Male Female Male female Male Female Male Female 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 30 13,845 13,354 8,201 5,582 8,648 6,066 5,529 5,52t 223 194 30 t3,845 t3,354 8,20t 5,582 8,648 6,066 5,529 5,52t 223 194 4 496 476 336 204 285 224 135 162 54 59 92 74 45 2 54 44 52 44 173 177 120 82 63 55 SO SO 112 97 86 47 63 34 43 34 381 151 110 35 202 158 164 155 63 61 3 35 28 35 28 159 131 41 75 72 72 72 , . 258 280 29 4 225 221 208 221 " 399 384 49 3 317 288 291 2SS 451 383 303 207 269 151 159 139 4 4 228 229 133 90 tt6 100 98 82 3 6 368 324 256 196 187 27 106 19 17 I , j 392 394 276 223 195 166 133 130 10 28 25 II 4,167 4,027 3,760 2,946 2,909 1,081 809 148 tl9 86 INHA&ITiD 144 149 102 84 72 60 52 57 105 104 82 11 54 51 46 44 " 25 22 18 14 14 8 12 8 INHABITE!) 66 57 39 27 26 28 21 28 4 INHABITE!) ., 211 213 154 128 96 84 56 81 , . 154 147 86 65 76 92 63 89 t. J. 39 19 23 16 2l 14 21 , , 151 140 114 94 63 66 45 63 119 112 61 41 82 61 66 61 5 4 3 2 5 3 4 2 67 50 21 14 40 27 39 25 495 4'9 405 271 ]23 226 195 215 52 56 15 6 25 12 24 32 80 99 52 40 53 60 51 59 .. 162 149 26 110 102 108 102 124 VILLAGE PRIMARY Manufacturing Livestock, Forestry, Processing, Fishing, Hunting Manufacturing Servicing andPlantation Processing, Servicing andRepairs Orchard~& Minningand and Repairs in in other than Location allied activities Quarrying Household Industry Household Industry Constructions Code (1II) (IV) (Va) (Vb) (VI) No. Name of Village Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 Lawngtlai Dev. Block T 5 3 28 3 51 5 R 5 3 28 3 51 5 U Chawngte 'P' 2 Tulkhurlui 3 Hmunlai 4 Mualbu'L' 16 5 Sumsllul 6 Sakellul'l' .. 7 Sakellul'lI' 8 )oiOaSury 9 Karlul 10 Dlltlani'S' 3 11 NreniPul 3 4 12 Mampul 13 Thlnikah 14 Lawngtlal I-V 1 2 24 3 29 15 Lawngtlalkal UN· 16 Chawnnu 17 Salkan 'U' 18 Salkah'L' 19 Tulpull,B. UN· 20 Chawntlani 21 South Chawnpul UN· 22 Palthar 23 Slhtlantpul , , , , 24 , , , , V.nhn.'R' " 25 kulkull I I II I I , , I I " " , , , , 26 KIWlchlw'W' " " " 27 Llapha I I " " 28 S.llawn , I I I I I 29 5, Bu"'!I~nl .. • I 4 I I I I , , I I II , I 30 hlkhlwthllr II , . II II I I 31 Hrnu""ulm I I II II II I I II .. .. 32 Pi"dIlW~fu! I I - - "_ -~ .. 125 CENSUS ABSTRACT Transport Trade and Storale& Location Location Code Commerce Communications Other Services Code of Number of (VII) (VIII) (IX) Marginal Workers Non-workers 1981 1991 Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 113 61 3$ 2,661 279 III 605 6,7ll 6,947 111 61 35 2,661 279 331 605 6,713 6,947 96 3 261' 252 03/20/0001 17/111211 2 38 30 0312010002 17/31212 13 5 112 123 03/20/0003 17/31213 4 65 63 0312010004 17/3/2/4 31 2 193 193 03/2010005 17"12f5 ; 0 28 33 0312010006 17/3/2/6 2 0 87 60 03/20/ 17/31217 17 0 3 2 41 58 0312010008 17/3/2/8 26 0 99 96 03/2010009 17/3/2/9 3 4 99 4 12 15 237 219 03/20/ 17/312110 5 4 6 3 116 131 03/20/ 17/312111 64 7 4 124 191 173 03/2010014 17/312/12 2 2 50 6 83 95 127 133 03/20/0015 17/3/2113 98 45 34 1,793 202 146 271 2,355 2,746 03/20/0016 17/3/2/14 INHABITED 03/2010017 17/312/15 20 3 3 72 87 03/2010018 17/312116 8 5 6 55 50 03/2010020 17/3/2/17 2 3 12 12 03/20/0019 17/312/18 INHABITED 03/2010021 1713/2/19 2 39 27 031201 17/312/20 INHABITED 03/2010022 17/312121 40 3 4 8 125 122 03/2010023 171312/22 13 3 1 79 57 0312010025 17/31212J, 2 2 18 16 03/20/0024 17/31212,4 2 18 90 75 03/20/0027 17/3/2/25 16 43 51 03/20/0026 17/3/2.126 1 I 03120/0028 17/3/2127 I 2 27 23 03/20/0029 17/J,/2/28 4 120 10 2 270 266 03/20/0030 17/3/2/29 I 27 24 03120/ 17/3/2/30 2 32 39 031201 17/3/2/31 2 53 48 03/20/0010 17/3/2/32 17 -311. DCO/97, 126 VILLAGE PRIMARY Area of Total PopulatIon Total village In No. of (Including population Location Hectares of Occupied Institutional and In the aae Code TownlWard Residential Numberof Houseless Popu latlon) IIroup (0·6) No. Name of Village (In sq.kms.) Houses Household Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 10 11 33 Damlul 74 74 382 207 175 60 26 34 34 Damlulchhuah UN· 35 Nghall~1 59 59 344 178 166 72 39 33 36 Vaselkal 54 54 280 141 139 50 22 28 31 Fangfarlul 33 33 183 94 89 28 16 12 38 Salbawh 48 48 252 128 124 49 23 26 39 Mualbu 'K' 70 70 367 195 172 97 48 49 40 Sekulh 69 69 387 210 177 89 51 32 41 Kawrthlndeng 41 41 257 126 131 46 20 26 42 Nllengpultlang 29 29 173 84 By 39 14 25 43 Darnamtlang 30 30 171 98 73 34 22 12 44 Chlkhurlul 58 58 298 145 153 65 34 31 45 Lalmona Veng 2 2 14 8 6 I 46 Balisura 77 77 510 274 236 90 48 42 47 Vathuampui 93 93 526 272 254 144 81 63 48 Tuldantlang 15 15 77 37 40 20 9 II 49 Tulthumhnar 44 44 240 120 120 57 28 28 50 Lawnglang UN· 5 J Lunghauka 45 298 149 149 87 40 47 52 Chamdur 'P' 65 65 360 177 183 90 39 51 53 Chamdurtlang 90 90 492 249 243 120 62 58 54 Mautlang 62 62 322 159 163 75 43 32 55 Ngunlingkhua 63 63 349 184 165 77 47 30 56 Gobomara 36 36 222 109 113 38 18 20 • 57 Dumzautlang 18 18 91 43 48 28 10 18 58 Dangia Veng UN· 59 Dun12autlang II UN· 60 Dumzau 66 66 395 199 196 100 46 54 6 J Tuichawngtlang 55 55 347 174 173 72 31 41 62 Tuisentlang 43 43 251 127 124 48 26 22 63 Laltlang 44 44 230 117 113 40 21 19 64 Hmawngbu • 58 58 358 169 189 80 37 43 65 Hmawngbuchhuah 57 57 278 156 122 62 37 25 66 Kakichhuah 14 14 80 41 39 20 8 12 67 Zochawchhuah 46 46 280 144 136 67 33 34 127 CENSUS ABS'rRACT Total Scheduled Scheduled Main Agricultural Castes Tribes Literates Workers Cultivators Labourers Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female , 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 198 175 26 140 101 126 101 INHABITED. 177 165 38 13 103 111 99 III .. 138 139 35 12 94 87 85 81 6 6 94 89 68 70 68 70 127 124 42 10 89 88 87 88 179 169 96 47 110 97 94 96 197 176 63 18 116 106 100 105 126 131 72 32 74 78 72 78 84 89 61 49 44 33 38 33 98 73 2 57 54 56 54 144 152 27 7 86 96 84 96 8 6 1 5 5 5 5 265 236 61 2 168 144 158 143 262 254 172 120 117 122 86 119 37 40 11 5 18 23 15 23 120 120 71 44 51 60 38 58 INHABITED 149 149 46 24 79 66 74 64 3 2 174 183 91 55 86 74 63 67 239 243 128 67 136 131 118 129 158 162 83 45 92 102 89 101 182 164 34 7 115 114 112 114 109 113 10 4 74 74 73 74 43 48 11 1 23 21 18 21 3 INHABITED INHABITED l' • 193 196 42 4 .,l 104 101 104 173 172 22 105 lOS 2 109 105 127 1,4 76 83 -, 46 4 77 83 67 72 67 117 113 7 7 73 97 92 97 168 188 99 70 97 84 74 77 74 6 7 19 7 28 23 28 23 78 69 78 144 136 41 4 74 128 V'~~f;iE PRIMARY Manufacturing Livestock, Forestry, prg~e~in~, Fishing, Hunting Manufacturing Servicing andPlantation Processln" Servicing andRepairs Orchards& Minnln&and and Repairs In in other than ,-O(3tion allied activities Quarrying Household Industry HousehQld Industry Constructions Code (III) (IV) (Va) (Vb) (VI) No. Name of Village Male Female Male Female Male Femal. Male Female Male Female 2 24 25 26 27 28 . 29 30 31 32 33 33 Dam lui 34 Damluichhuah UN- 35 Nghalimlui , ' 36 Vaseikai " . , . 37 Fangfarlui 38 Saibawh . , 39 Mualbu 'K' !! 40 Sekulh 41 ~wrthindeng .. 42 Ngengpuitlang 43 Darnamtlang 44 Chikhurlui . , 45 Lalmona Veng 46 Balisura 47 Vathuampui 48 Tuidantiang 49 T~umhnar 50 L.i;nltang UN., 51 Lunghauka 52 Chamdur'P' 53 Chamdurtlang 54 M,fltlang . ' 55 N~nlingkhua ., 56 Gobomara 57 D~zautlang 58 tiaVeng WN- 59 • zautlang II UN- 60 Dumzau .. 61 Tu!thawngtlang " 621antlang p3 ang : ~ ~H;;awngbu iI· 05 Hnfwngbuchhuah 66 Kakichhuah 67 Zochawchhuah 129 CENSUS ABSTRACT Transport Trade and Storage & Location Location Code Commerce Communications Other Services Code of Number of (VII) (VIII) (IX) Marginal Workers Non-workers 1981 1991 Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 14 67 74 03120/0012 17/3/2/33 INHABITED 03/2010011 17/312/34 4 75 55 03/2010031 1713/2/35 3 47 52 0312010032 17/312/36 26 19 03/2010033 17/312/37 2 39 36 0312010034 17/3/2/38 16 85 75 03/2010035 17/312/39 16 94 71 031201 17/312140 2 52 53 0312010036 17/3/2/41 6 40 56 03/2010037 171312/42 41 19 03120/0038 17/312143 2 59 57 0312010039 17/312/44 3 1 03120/0040 171312/45 10 106 92 03120/0041 17/312/46 31 2 69 70 86 62 03/2010045 17/312147 3 19 17 03/20/0049 17/312148 13 2 69 60 03/20/0047 17/312/49 INHABITED 03/2010048 17/312150 2 70 83 0312010046 17/3/2/51 23_ 7 91 109 03/2010042 17/312152 18 2 113 111 0312010043 17/312153 3 66 60 03/20/0044 17/312154 3 69 51 03/201 17/312/55 1 35 39 03/201 17/312156 2 2 18 27 03120/0050 17/3/2/57 INHABITED 031201 17/312/58 INHABITED 03/2010051 17/312159 10 .~. 88 92 03/201 17/312160 4 65 68 03120/0055 17/312161 3 47 40 03/20/0056 17/3/2/62 44 46 031201 17/312163 5 72 92 0312010052 17/312164 7 72 48 031201 17/3/2/65 13 16 0312010053 17/312166 5 70 58 0312010054 17/3/2/67 130 VILLAGE PRIMA.RY Area of Total Population Total village in No. of (including population Location Hectares of Occupied Institutional and in the age Code TownlWard Residential Number of Houseless Population) group (0-6) No. Name of Village (in sq.kms.) Houses Household Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 3 Sangau Dev. Block T 1,794 1,794 10,746 5,421 5,325 2,141 1,098 "~y-".." R 1,794 1,794 10,746 5,421 5,325 2,141 1,098 If 041 U Vartekkai 17 17 100 55 45 12 7 5 2 Vartek 29 29 197 98 99 15 9 6 3 Lungtian 140 140 880 422 458 143 61 82 4 Cheural 128 128 712 336 376 173 80 93 5 Pangkhua 144 144 847 411 436 198 105 93 6 Sangau 386 386 2,428 1,237 1,191 526 270 ~56 7 Thaltlang 48 48 299 151 148 72 44 28 8 Rawlbuk 49 49 298 159 139 76 40 36 9 Fungkah 'Old' 25 25 ISO 76 74 21 6 15 10 Lungpher 'S ' 150 150 802 413 389 171 90 81 11 Pangrang 13 13 108 53 55 25 13 12 12 Archhuang 51 51 335 177 158 100 60 10 13 Tialdawnglung 41 41 233 119 114 2 1 14 Vawmbuk 143 143 855 425 430 124 64 6Q 15 Bualpui (NG) 259 259 1,536 769 767 323 156 167 16 Lungzarhtum 110 110 612 334 278 102 58 44 17 Fungkah 'New' 61 61 354 186 168 58 34 24 III CENSUS ABSTRACT Total Scheduled Scheduled Main Agricultural Castes Tribes literates Workers Cultivators Labourers Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 4 5,338 5,319 ],646 3,026 2,392 1,818 1,875 1,711 4 5,338 5,319 3,646 3,026 2,392 1,818 1,875 1,711 55 45 32 23 31 28 24 28 98 99 71 43 49 ~t 46 54 420 456 295 277 21') IH8 193 335 376 207 171 157 103 134 100 410 436 262 196 152 118 117 110 1,189 1,189 777 633 530 267 363 244 151 148 84 78 74 84 64 81 159 139 97 72 74 70 66 70 76 74 55 34 37 25 36 24 413 389 316 268 174 75 140 63 53 55 36 31 23 30 21 29 177 158 97 71 72 45 69 42 119 114 97 65 52 54 51 . 52 .425 428 284 281 197 191 162 181 3 740 767 544 467 334 250 228 229 333 278 274 224 141 138 104 130 185 168 118 92 76 84 62 81 132 VILLAGE PRIMARY Manufacturing U'v'estock, Forestry, Processing, Fishing, Hunting Manufacturing Servicing andPlantatlon Processing, Servicing andRepalrs Orchards& Mlnnlngand and Repairs In In other than Location allied activities Quarrying Household Industry Household Industry Constructions Code (III) (IV) (Va) (Vb) (VI) No. Name of Village Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 2 24 2S 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 J Saniau Dev. Block T 2 R 2 U 1 Vartekkal 2 Vartek 3 Lungtian 4 Cheural 5 Pangkhua 6 Sangau 2 7 Thaltlang 8 Rawlbuk 9 Fungkah 'Old' 10 Lungpher '5' II Pangrang 12 Archhuang , . 13 Tialdawnglung 14 Vawmbuk 15 Bualpui (NG) 16 Lungzarhtum 17 Fungkah 'New' 133 CENSUS ABSTRACT Transport Trade and Storage & Location Location Code Commerce Communications Other Services Code of Numberof (VII) (VIII) (IX) Marginal Workers Non-work.ers 1981 1991 Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 4S 7 4 508 103 502 904 2,527 2,603 1 7 4 508 103 502 ,904 2,527 2,603 7 4 2 20 15 03/30/0001 17/313/1 3 2 9 9 40 34 03/3010002 17/3/:3/2 31 7 58 80 145 178 03130/0003 17/31J/3 23 3 10 53 169 220 03/30/0004 1713/3/4 35 8 78 149 181 169 0313010005 1713/3:/5 7 4 158 19 196 412 511 512 0313010006 17/3/3/6 10 3 77 64 03/3010007 17/3/3/7 8 9 12 76 57 03/30/0008 17/3/3/8 1 13 1 t 26 38 03/3010009 17/3/3/9 34 12 238 314 03/30/000 10 17/31:1/10 2 30 25 03/30/00011 17/31]/11. 3 3 2 37 103 76 03/30100012 17/3/]/1'2 2 10 6 57 54 03/30/00013 17/3/31113 35 10 SO SO 178 189 03/30/000 14 17/3/3/14 106 21 61 82 374 435 03/30/00015 17/313 lIS 37 8 193 140 03/30/00016 17/31':lJ 16 14 3 109 83 03/301 17/3/3/17 134 VILLAGE PRIMARY Area of Total Population Total village in No. of (including population Location Hectares of Occupied Institutional and in the age Code TownlWard Residential Number of Houseless Population) group (0-6) No. Name of Village (in sq.kms.) Houses Household Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 4 Tuipang Dev. Block T 6,965 5,965 14,930 18,133 16,797 7,767 3,888 3,828 R 3,713 3,713 21,261 10,941 10,320 4,781 2,387 2,394 U 2,252 2,252 13,669 7,192 64,77 2,935 1,501 1,434 1 Phalhrang 53 53 325 167 158 72 32 40 2 Rawmibawk 79 79 500 263 237 107 60 47 3 Tuisumpui 23 23 101 55 46 27 15 12 4 Riasikah 78 78 , 385 216 169 67 32 35 5 Tulpuiferry 75 75 506 260 246 127 63 64 6 Saiha Tlang UN- 7 Zero Point 68 68 331 168 163 87 41 46 8 Maubawk 'L' 98 98 536 279 257 110 53 57 9 Maubawk 'CH' 41 41 224 120 104 60 37 23 10 East Kawlchaw 87 87 463 239 224 129 67 62 11 Lower Theiva 75 75 ·411 216 195 113 64 49 12 Upper Theiva 16 16 76 39 37 18 9 9 13 Niawl1tlang 172 172 1,162 617 545 271 135 136 14 Lungbun 103 515 254 261 101 36 65 15 Chhuarlung 88 88 501 251 250 125 60 65 16 Phusa 38 38 229 106 123 63 25 38 17 Tema UN- 18 Ainak 62 62 320 160 160 75 41 34 19 Siata 116 116 724 369 355 207 113 94 20 Tuisih 127 127 685 342 343 15 87 78 21 Theiri 74 74 391 212 179 81 56 25 22 Serkawr (Old) 146 146 839 444 395 190 92 98 23 Old Latawh 13 13 47 22 25 5 4 24 N.Serkawr 14 14 61 35 26 14 10 4 25 Latawh·1 (New) 43 43 238 122 116 65 31 34 26 Tuipang 'L' 79 79 517 254 263 122 57 65 27 Tuipang 'V' 362 362 2,379 1,330 1,049 464 216 248 28 Siatl;!i 31 31 172 70 102 50 15 35 29 Zawngling 207 207 1,294 671 623 306 144 162 30 Cheihlu 64 64 380 189 191 99 59 40 31 Chakhang 130 130 743 371 372 155 69 86 135 CENSUS ABSTRACT Total Scheduled Scheduled Main Agricultural Castes Tribes Literates Workers Cultivators Labourers Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 2 16,836 16,556 12,134 9,577 8,303 5,402 4,155 4,360 322 228 3 10,272 10,203 6,893 5,369 5,104 3,997 3,462 3,649 83 110 22 2 65,64 6,353 5,241 4,208 3,199 1,405 693 711 239 118 167 158 132 100 72 70 62 69 260 236 199 167 117 127 96 123 55 46 37 21 31 26 29 26 172 168 165 119 125 43 59 40 259 245 149 96 114 95 93 92 INI"{ABITED 148 161 95 74 91 85 84 83 278 255 182 124 133 125 114 120 120 104 70 54 50 43 39 41 230 221 142 120 122 49 53 14 9 6 213 194 117 95 92 86 53 57 18 25 39 37 17 11 20 19 20 18 561 545 337 216 296 240 183 206 20 30 252 260 194 153 134 79 109 77 250 249 183 154 89 75 48 22 106 123 63 56 44 10 37 8 INHABITED 159 160 110 86 71 21 65 21 366 353 236 190 137 172 105 170 338 340 203 169 140 151 111 142 209 177 108 97 91 86 64 66 7 13 437 393 294 211 177 143 127 114 18 22 25 17 16 19 15 19 IS 35 26 16 13 17 17 15 17 122 116 82 57 51 55 34 51 252 262 143 114 123 119 100 114 1,023 1,045 874 673 723 255 170 180 6 69 102 45 51 38 39 30 36 2 606 623 448 325 316 278 202 269 188 191 115 116 71 78 56 76 370 372 201 143 145 51 102 48 136 VILLAGE PRIMARY Manufacturing Livestock, Forestry, Processing, Fishing, Hunting Manufacturing Servicing andPlantation Processing, Servicing andRepairs Orchards& Minningand and Repairs in in other than location allied activities Quarrying Household Industry Household industry Constructions Code (Ill) (IV) (Va) (Vb) (VI) No. Name of Village Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 4 Tulpang Dev. Block T 17 1 3 110 20 101 16 411 19 R 2 26 7 8 326 7 U 15 2 3 84 13 93 .6 85 '2 1 Phalhrang 2 Rawmibawk 3 Tuisumpui 4 Riasikah 5 Tuipuiferry 6 Saiha Tlang UN- 7 Zero Point 8 Maubawk 'l' 9 Maubawk 'CH' 10 East Kawlchaw 2 2 11 lower Theiva 12 Upper Theiva 13 Niawhtlang 2 20 14 Lungbun 15 Chhuarlung 6 16 Phusa 17 Tema UN- 18 Ainak" 19 Siata 20 Tuisih 21 Theiri 4 5 22 Serkawr (Old) 23 Old Latawh ., 24 N. Serkawr 25 latawh-I (New) 26 Tulpang'l' 27 Tuipang'V' 12 3 287 2~ Siatlai 29 Zawnalll:\i 2 30 Chelhlu JJ Chakhang 137 CENSUS ABSTRACT Transport Trade and Storage & Location location Code Commerce Communications Other Services Code of Numberof (VII) (VIll) (IX) Marginal Workers Non-workers 1981 1991 Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 250 244 116 2,818 51 I 476 1,352 9,354 10,043 4 52 61 12 1,lll 162 369 1,026 5,468 5,297 198 t83 104 1,685 349 t07 326 3,886 4,746 10 95 88 03/40/0001 17/3/4/1 21 4 146 110 03/4010002 17/3/412 2 24 20 03/4010003 17/3/4/3 65 3 91 126 03/40/0004 17/3/4/4 21 3 146 151 03/40/0005 17/3/4/5 It-lHABlTED 03/40/0007 17/314/6 5 2 77 78 03/4010008 17/3/417 18 5 146 132 03/4010009 17/314/8 11 2 70 61 03/4010010 17/3/4/9 7 25 3 45 4 117 175 03/4010011 17/314/10 2 18 3 124 109 03/4010012 17/3/4/11 19 18 03/4010013 17/314/12 2 69 4 3 3 318 302 03/4010015 17/314/13 3 22 2 53 120 129 03/4010016 17/314/14 2 32 3 16 71 146 154 03/4010017 17/3/4/15 6 2 3 33 59 80 03/40/0018 17/314/16 INHABITED 03/40/0019 17/3/4/17 6 54 89 85 03/401002 17/314/18 31 2 232 183 03/4010021 17/314/19 2 27 9 2 200 192 03/4010022 17/314/20 ., . 15 121 93 03/4010023 17/314/21 2 45 10 10 34 257 218 03/40/0024 17/314/22 3 10 03/4010025 17/314/23 2 18 9 03/401 17/3/4124 17 4 71 61 031401 17/314/25 22 4 15 20 116 124 03/4010026 17/3/4126 21 30 226 42 141 31B 466 476 0314010027 17/314/27 8 3 32 62 03/4010028 17/314/28 4 107 6 355 344 03/4010029 17/3/4129 15 2 31 49 87 64 03140/0030 17/314/30 43 3 5 117 221 204 03/40/0031 17/314/31 -_--- ~-~---- 138 VILLAGE PRIMARY Area of Toul Population Total village in No. of (including population Location Hectares of Occupied Institutional and in the age Code TownlWard Residential Number of Houseless Population) group (0-6) No. Name of Village (In sq.kms.) Houses Household Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 4 5 6 7 B 9 10 11 32 Siasi 35 35 178 89 89 38 21 ., 33 Mawhre 54 54 352 173 179 79 37 42 34 Chapui 119 119 696 341 355 172 86 86 35 Khopai 65 65 374 185 189 92 44 48 36 Ahmepi 23 23 102 47 55 20 9 11 37 Old Kaisih UN- 38 New Kaisih 50 50 317 154 163 84 42 42 39 Maila 36 36 181 101 80 50 30 20 40 Lohry (New Lauwh) 35 35 149 70 79 24 11 13 41 Lawngban 61 61 298 150 148 69 38 31 42 Limgdar (Lawdaw) 30 30 133 74 59 26 16 10 43 Sarai UN- 44 !sa UN- 45 Phura 107 107 651 346 305 145 79 66 46 Vahal 93 93 509 245 264 125 59 66 47 Tawngkawlawng 90 90 505 242 263 14 37 37 48 Mipu 28 28 134 68 66 22 13 9 49 Laki 92 92 521 244 277 114 51 63 50 Supha 22 22 92 45 47 19 7 12 51 Longmasu 34 34 143 80 63 17 13 4 52 Bimari 74 74 340 187 153 59 36 23 53 Lope 17 17 74 31 43 14 2 12 54 Lungpuk 50 50 289 146 143 28 18 10 55 Khengkhawng (Khaki) 36 36 168 82 86 35 18 17 URBAN 1000 SAIHA 2,252 2,252 13,669 7,192 64,17 2,936 .,501 1,434 139 CENSUS ABSTRACT Total Scheduled Scheduled Main Agricultural Castes Tribes Literates Worker5 Cultivator5 Labourer5 Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 89 89 59 58 47 24 39 24 173 179 127 107 72 88 59 85 337 353 160 112 136 142 111 137 185 189 123 82 82 97 69 95 47 55 36 33 21 33 17 29 INHABITED 154 163 75 65 69 58 57 56 99 79 58 36 42 9 31 9 70 79 47 41 39 49 26 47 ISO 148 93 69 63 74 54 73 74 59 37 28 32 34 30 H INHABITED INHABITED 323 302 190 110 148 54 90 28 22 18 233 261 126 124 110 103 88 97 240 261 168 146 121 127 93 121 68 66 51 42 37 42 27 41 242 277 179 184 100 129 84 128 32 38 31 22 29 31 27 31 65 53 50 25 49 43 47 43 121 93 III 68 108 93 100 93 31 43 24 19 22 25 22 25 146 143 122 122 80 84 69 83 82 86 50 55 48 56 43 55 22 2 65,64 6,353 5,241 4,208 3,199 t,405 693 71t 239 118 140 VILLAGE PRIMARY Manufacturing Livestock, Forestry, Processing, Fishing, Hunting Manufacturing Servicing andPlantation Processing, Servicing andRepairs Orchards& Minningand and Repairs in in other than Location allied activities Quarrying Household Industry Household Industry Constructions Code (III) (IV) (Va) (Vb) (VI) No. Name of Village Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 32 Siasi 33 Mawhre 34 Chap'Ji • 2 35 Khopai 36 Ahmepi 37 Old Kalslh UN· 38 New Kaisih 39 Malia 40 Lohry (New Latawh) 41 Lawngban 42 Lungdar (Lawdaw) 43 Sarai UN- 44 lsa UN- 45 Phura 3 4 46 Vahai 47 Tawngkawlawng 2 48 Mipu 49 Laki 50 Supha 51 Longmasu 52 Blmari 3 53 Lope 54 Lungpuk 55 Khengkhawng (Khaki) URBAN 1000 SAIHA 15 2 1 84 13 93 16 85 12 I'll CENSUS' ABSTRACT Transport Trade and Storage & Location Location Code Commerce Communications Other Services Code of Number of (VII) (VIII) (IX) Maratnal Workers Non-workers 1981 1991 Male Female Male Female Male Female Male female Male Female 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 8 ;. 26 42 39 03/40/0032 17/314/32 13 3 20 13 81 78 03/4010033 17/3f4f33 22 5 11 35 194 178 03/40/0034 17/314/34 13 2 103 92 03/4010044 17/314/35 4 4 4 4 22 18 03/4010035 17/314/36 INHABITED 03/4010036 17/314/37 12 2 85 104 03/4010037 17/314/38 10 32 59 39 03/401 17/3f4/39 13 31 30 03/401 17/314/40 8 4 86 70 03/4010038 17/3/4/41 2 42 25 03/4010039 17/314/42 INHABITED 03/4010040 17/314/43 INHABITED 03/4010041 17/314/44 4 2 24 4 41 101 157 150 03/4010042 17/314/45 3 18 6 135 161 03/40/0043 17/3/4/46 26 6 15 11 106 125 03/40/0047 17/3/4/47 10 31 24 03/4010046 17/3/4/48 16 50 45 94 103 03/4010045 17/3/4/49 2 16 16 03/40/0048 17/3/4/50 2 31 20 03/4010049 17/3/4/51 5 79 60 03/4010050 17/3/4/52 8 18 03/40/ 17/3/4/53 11 66 59 03/4010051 17/314/54 5 34 30 03/40/ 17/3/4/55 198 183 104 1,685 349 107 326 3,886 4,746 03/401 1000 1~ -311 DCO/97. 142 URBAN PRIMARY SAIHA TOWN : No. of Total population Total Location Area occupied (Including Institutional population in the 51. Code Name of oftowH In residential Numberof & house less popultlon age group (0·6) No. No. fownlWard sq. kms. houses Household Persons Males Females Males Femalpc-. .,...._ 6 7 8 9 to - 2 3 4 5 II 344 2,074 . ' 17/3/1/1 Salhatlangkawn NA 344 1,039 1,035 241 253 474 ~. 2 t 7/3/1/2 New Salha NA '1(4 ~,848 1,535 1,313 273 254 3 t 7/3/1/3 New Colony NA 118 118 4,732 2,498 2,234 533 484 4 17 /31J/~ Salha NA 305 305 1,922 1,003 919 196 195 5 17/3/1/5 Melsaveng '".'iA 325 325 1,940 1,042 898 240 230 6 17/3/1/6 Thln~i'1Veng NA. 26 26 153 75 78 18 18 Tocal 53 2,252 2,252 13,669 7,192 6,477 1,501 1,434 143 CENSUS ABSTRACT 17/311 Industrial Category of Main Workers Total Main Agricultural Scheduled Scheduled Workers Cultivators Labourers Castes Tribes Literates (I-IX) (I) (II) Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 1,005 1,031 681 561 456 213 159 108 76 25 1,350 1,291 1,165 910 724 286 69 67 24 25 21 2 2,289 2,188 1,841 1,524 1,085 505 166 234 131 59 902 905 769 639 412 135 93 60 6 8 943 860 739 543 486 241 174 217 2 75 78 46 31 36 25 32 25 22 2 6,564 6,353 5,241 4,208 3,199 1,405 693 711 239 118 144 URBAN PRIMARY SAIHA TOWN: Industrial Category of Main Workers Lhestock, Forestry, Manufacturing Fishing, HUllting Manufacturing Processing, Servicing andPlantation Processing, Servicing and Repairs Orchards& Minnlngand and Repairs in in other than Location allied activities Quarrying Household Industry Household Industry Constructions Code (III) (IV) (Va) (Vb) (VI) No. Name of Village Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Felnale 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 17/3/1/1 Saihatlangkawn 7 9 8 9 17/3/1/2 New Saiha 5 2 17 6 36 4 36 5 17/3/1/3 New Colony 3 23 4 38 4 10 4 17/3/1/4 Saiha 5 35 3 8 2S 3 17/3/1/5 Meisaveng 2 5 7/3/1/6 Thingsenveng Total 15 2. 3 84 13 93 16 85 12 145 CENSUS ABSTRACT 17/3/1 Industrial Category of Main Workers Transport Trade and Storage & Commerce Communications Other Services . Location (VII) (VIII) (IX) Marginal Workers Non-workers Code Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Name of village No_ H 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 9 44 11 175 28 22 84 561 Saihatlangkawn 17/3/1/1 46 61 41 448 116 81 99 730 New Saiha 17/3/112 74 50 41 598 150 2 1/413 New Colony 17/3/1/3 61 25 9 170 35 2 5 589 Saiha 17/3/1/4 8 3 2 291 20 2 136 554 Meisaveng 17/3/1/5 3 39 Thingsenveng 17/3/1/5 198 t83 104 1,685 349 107 326 3,886 _Total 146 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 1'O~~,~ sCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCKS loc.ation Name ofTown/Wardl Total Scheduled Scheduled Code No. Urban Blocks population Castes Tribes 2 3 4 5 17/3/1/1 Saihatlangkawn 2,074 2,036 17/3/1/2 New Saiha 2,848 2,641 17/3/1/3 New Colony 4,732 23 4,477 17/3/1/4 Saiha 1,922 1,807 17/3/1/5 Meisaveng 1,940 1,803 17/3/116 Thingsenveng 153 153 TOTAL 13,669 24 12,917 147 BOUDARY SHOWING JURISDICTION OF ENUMERATION BLOCK IN URBAN AREAS SAIHA TOWN Location Code of tD _. a..D Description 17/3/1/1 ( 1) The northern boundary starts from building No. 13 located at the emtreme 5aihamngkawn north·west corner covering a cometery area running horizontally till it reaches Water Point at the north· east corner. The eastern boundary starts from Water Point and then runs towards south where building nos. 1,5/1/56,57 and upto building no. 48 at the south· east corner. The southern boundary where building nos. 46, 29 and upto building no. 23 at the extreme south·west corner. The western boundary starts from building no. 23 running towards south where building nos. 22, 12 and meets with building no. 13 where the northern boundary starts. (2) The northern boundary starts from building no~ 1 running horizontally towards east where building nos. 2, IS, 93, 86 and upto building no. 78 at the extreme north·east corrier. The eastern bounuary starts from building no. 76 running towards south near Isua Krista Kohhran Church (being building no. 73), building nos. 71, 70, 49 and cover In Water Point at the extreme south·east corner. The southern boundary starts from Water Point running towards west along building nos. 48, 47, 45 and upto building no. 28 located at the extreme south·west corner. The western boundary starts from building no. 28 running upwards to the north direction where building n05. 6, 8, 5, 3 and upto the starting point of northern boundary near building no. 1 located at the extreme north·west corner. (3) The northern boundary starts from building no. 7 (being Middle School) running towards eastern direction where building nos. 27, 37 and upto building no. 77 at the extreme north·east corner. The eastern boundary starts from building no. 77 running towards southern direction where building nos. 78, 79, 81 and upto building no. 90 at the extreme south·east corner. The southern boundary starts from building no. 90 and then running towards west along building nos. 63, 52, 51 and upto building no. SO at the extreme south·west corner. The western boundary starts from building no. 50 running horizontally towards north along building nos. 48, 46, 12, 11 and meets with building no. 7 at the extreme north· west corner where the northern boundary starts. (4) The northern boundary starts from building no. 24 at the extreme north· west corner running along building nos. 25, 28, 30 and upto building no. 31 at the extreme north· east corner. The eastern boundary starts from building no. 3 t running towards south direction along building nos. 32, 33, 39, 42, 52 and upto the extreme south·east corner where building no. 6111 is located. The southern boundary starts from building no. 61/1 running towards east along building nos. 62, 64 and upto building no. 66 at the extreme south·east corner. The western boundary starts from building no. 67 running upwards to north direction along building no. 61 (near Water Point), I, 7, 10, 23 and upto building no. 24 the starting point of northern boundary at the extreme north-west corner. 148 1//3/1/2 (5) The northern boundary starts from Veterinary building area following approach New Saiha road to Saihatlangkawn where building nos. 1, 14, 57 (near Model Bazar Shed), Playground, Water Point and upto building no. 99 near Public Works Department's Inspection Bungalow at the extreme north-east corner. The eastern boundary starts from building no. 99 near PWD Inspection Bungalow area running towards shouth along building nos. 98, 94/1, 90, 64 and upto building no. 61 at the extreme south-east corner. The southern boundary follows along the building nos. 60, 32, 30 and upto building nos. 60, 32, 30 and upto building no. 25 near approach road to upper Hellpad area. The western boundary starts from building no. 25 running towards north where building nos. 26, 24, 7 and upto building no. 1 where the northern boundary starts. (6) The northern boundary starts from building no. 45 located at the north-west corner, running towards east direction horizontally along building nos. 47, 50, Water Point, 92, 91 and upto building no. 105 at the extreme north-east corner. Eastern boundary starts from building no. 105 and covernlng United Pentlcostal Church area and then running towards South upto Water point till It meets with D.Z. Road at the extreme south·east corner. The southern boundary line starts from D.Z. Road running towards western direction till meeting with junction of approach road to circuit house at the extreme south·west corner. The western boundary starts from junction of Road to circuit house running vertically towards northern direction where building nos. 20, 34 and 36 are located and then proceeds on upto starting point near building no. 45 at the extreme north-west corner. {7} The northern boundary line starts from building no. 6 proceeds towards east where building nos. 5, 1 and upto building no. 96 located at the extreme north east corner. The eastern boundary starts from building no. 96 running towards south where building nos. 95, 94, 92 are located and then meets with building no. 91 at the extreme south-east corner. The southern boundary starts south· east comer. The southern boundary starts from building no. 90 following Public Works Department's Road upto building no. 13 at the extreme south·west corner. The western boundary starts from building no. 12 and then running towards north vertically where building nos. 10, 7 and upto the starting point of northern boundary where building no. 6 is located. (8) The northern boundary starts from building no. 95/1 running horizontally towards east where building nos. 56, 102, 106, 107 and upto building no. 121 are located. The eastern boundary starts from building no. 121 near approach road to Saihatlangkawn Road encircling Public Playground near building nos. 67 and 66 upto approach road to Inspection Bungalow at the extreme south-east corner. The southern boundary starts from building no. 66, then following Inspection Bunalow Road from Saihatiangkawn Road where building nos. 65, 56,48,35 and building no. 34 (being Government Higher Secondary School) are located near Public Playground at the extreme south·west corner. The western boundary starts from building no. 35 running vertically towards north direction were building nos. 33 (being English Medium School), 30, 28 and crossing college Road. From here again it runs along the building no. 95 and meets with the starting point of northern boundary near building no. 95/1 at the north-west corner. 149 17/3/1/3 (9) The western boundary starts from Pu Hlychhl, New Colony Road near building New Coloney no. 28 and running along building nos. 27, 25, 16, 1 and upto building no. 6 at the south-west corner. The southern boundary starts from building no. 6 running towards east where building nos. 7,64, and 65 are located. The eastern boundary starts from building no. 65 proceeding towards north direction along the location of building nos. 66, 70, 90 and upto approach road to Civil Hospital near building no. 93 and 100 at the extreme north-eat corner. The northern boundary starts from building no. 100 near Civil Hospital Road running towards western direction near building nos. 96 and 97. From here the boundary line crosses Water Point following building nos. 55, 45, 39 and upto building no. 29 near Hlychhi Road where the starting point of Western boundary line at the extreme north-west comer. (to) The northern boundary starts from building no. 78 and then running where building nos. 79,67, 34, 33 and 25 are located, and upto approach road to Civil Hospital at the extreme north-east rorner. The eastern boundary scans !Tom buIlding nos. 25, 24 following Civil Hospital Road upto the location of buIlding nos. 7, 5, 1 and 14. The southern boundary starts from building no. 14 running towards western direction where building nos. 15, 43 (near Water Point), SO, 62, 94 and upto building no. 97 are located at the extreme south-west comer. The wes~m boundary starts from building no. 97 running towards north direction where building nos. 82 (being ECM High School), 80 and upto building no. 78 are located at the extreme north-west comer. ( 11 ) The northern boundary starts from building no. 59 (near Bus Station) running like a saddle hump where buildin, nos. 110 (near the step), following New Saiha Road till it meets with the location of building no. 92 at the extreme north-east corner. The eastern boundary starts from building no. 92 (near approach road to New Saiha) runn;n, towards south wher~ building nos. 89/1 (near Water Point),' 26 are located till it reaches building no. 20 and upto approach road to Civil Hospital at the extreme south-east corner. The southern boundary starts from building no. 20 following Hospital Road where building nos. 18, 14, 8, Sand building no~ 1 are located at the extreme south-west corner. The western boundary starts from building no. 1 near approach road to Old Salha proceeds towards' north direction where building nos. S4 and 57 are located and upto 59 where the northern boundary starts at the extreme north-west corner. (12) The northern boundary starts from building no. 13 and follows EGS Road upto building no. 15 running along the New Colony where building nos. 36, S3 (near Water Point), 66, 76, 69 and 70 are located at the extreme north-east corner. The eastrn boundary starts from buildlnr no. 72 and runs towards south direction following a stone step upto where building no. 82 is located at the extreme south-east corner. The southern boundary starts from building no. 82 and then following Border Security Forces' Road where building nos. 64, 58, 41, 32, 29 (being New Colony High School), 22/3 and 22 are located. The western boundary starts from building no. 22 (near Assam Oil Corporation Sales Depot). Then the boundary line runs towards north near Water Point till it reaches building no. 13. 17/3/1/3 (13) The nothern boundary starts from building no. 33 and running towards east direction where building nos. 38 (Saiha College), 36/t, 33, 29 and 29/1 are located. The eastern boundary starts from building no. 2912 running towards i 20 - ?>11 DCO/97. ISO south following approach road to Bus Station where building nos. 28, 17/1, 12, 8 and upto building no. 5 are I\)cated. The southern boundary starts from building no. 5 running horizontally towards western direction, crossing approach road to Meisa Tla near building no. 96 till it meets with the location of Water Point at the extreme south-west corner. The western boundary line starts from Water Point running vertically towards northern direction where building nos. 78, 7211 and 70 are located and upto the starting point of northern boundary near building no. 33 at the extreme north-west corner. (14) The northern boundary starts from building no. 103 following Jail Veng to Assam Oil Sales Depot Road where building nos. 105, 111, 117 and upto building no. 123 are located. The eastern boundary starts from building no. 123 running towards south where building nos. 68, 29 and upto building no. 29 (near approach road to Assam Oil Sales Depot Road) at the extreme south-east comer. The southern boundary starts from building no. 27 following Bazar to N:)C Road horisontally where building nos. 23, 12,4 and buUdingno. 1 are located. The western boundary st~rts ftom building no. 1 running towards north direction vertically where building nos. 50, 52, 44, 97 are'located tm it meets with Jail Veng Road at the extreme north-west corner. 17/3/14 (15) The northern boundary starts froJ11 building no. 7 at the extreme north-west corner running towards east where building nos. 8, 10, 13 and 56 are located (near Water Point), following the location of building nos. 58,62 and upto building no. 65 at the extreme north-east corner. The eastern boundary starts from building no. 65 running towards south near building nos. 77 and 78 (near Bus Station till it meets with Assam Oil Sales Depot and Saiha College Road. Then the boundary line follows the same road where building nos. 73, 44, 42 and upto building no. J7 are located. The southern boundary line starts from building no. 37 following the main road where building nos. 34, 30, 28 and upto 27 are located. The western boundary starts from building no. 27 (near approach road to Old Saiha) running tow~rris north along building nos. 1, 5 and 7 meeting with the northern boundall s~ .. rtmg points. 17/3/1/2 ( 16) The northern boundry line starts from the junction of approach road to Deputy Commissioner's Office and Bazar to MST Bus Station's Office Road running along building nos. 66, 64, 6 and coverning a Children's Park area at the north-east corner. The Eastern boundary starts from the Children's Park area running towards south where building no. 1, Crossing Hlychi Road proceeds on the building nos. 17, 24 and upto building no. 26 at the extreme south-east corner. The southern boundary starts from building no. 26 running towards ECM School Road where building nos. 40, 37 and 60 near the stream at the north-west corner. The western boundary starts from building no. 60 running vertically towards north where building nos. 72,67 and 65 are located near Bazar to M.S.T. Bus Station Office appraoch road near the starting point of northern boundary. (17) The northern boundary !ine follows approach road to Neisavaih-Neisatlah- BRTF Road and junction of New Colony and Vaihmo Street near the ravine at the extreme north-east corner. The eastern boundary starts from here and running towards south where building nos. 14,98/1, 103 and 104 are located near approach road to New Coloney. The southern boundary starts from building no. 104 following 151 approach road to Deputy Commissioner's Office where building nos. 103, 92 (near Salha Bazar), 85, 78, 52 and upto building no. 49 are located near a stream. The western boundary starts from building no. 25, crossing Neisavalh approacl, road near building no. 24 till meeting with the extreme north-west corner. ( 18) The northern boundary starts from the junction fo ECM School and PWD Road near building no. 49 running towards cast where building nos. 54, 56, 57, 60 and 78 are located at the extreme north-west corner. The eastern boundary starts from building no. 78 and runs towards south where building nos. 19, 10 and 1 are located. The southern boundary line starts from building no. 1 running horizontally towards west where building nos. 11, 19, 27 and 28 (near Deputy Commissioner's Road at the extreme south-west corner). The western boundary starts from DC Road near building no. 28 running towards north near the Ivcation of building nos. 48, 41 and 42 till it meets with the starting point of northern boundary. 17/3/1/5 (19) The northern boundary starts from building no. 35 following BRTF Road Neisaveng where building nos. 33,32,31 and upto 27/1 are located. The eastern boundary line starts from building no. 27/1/21/13 and upto building no. 1 near a stream. The southern boundary line starts from building no. 1 running horizontally towards building nos. 2, 104, 99, 92 and upto building no. 88 located at the extreme north-west corner. The western boundary starts from building no. 88 running vertically towards north near building nos. 94, 78, 85 and meets with building no. 35 where the northern boundary starts. (20) This enumeration Block appears to be a Pyramid Shape (Triangle) surrounded by BRTF Road at the western and eastern side. At the extreme north corner building nos. 24 and 25 are located. The southern boundary line covered building no. 71 (at the extreme south~east) and horizontally crossing location of building nos. 70, 73, 86, 85 and upto building no. 1II located at the extreme north-west corner near BRTF Road. (21) The northern boundary starts from building no. 154 and runs towards eastern direction where building nos. 53, 81 and upto 70 are located. The eastern boundary line starts from building no. 70 running towards southern direction where building nos. 68, 64, 128 and upto 144 are located at the south-east corner. The southern boundary starts from building no. 139 and following BRTF Road where building nos. 141, 145, 151, 2, 11, 6 and upto building no. 1 located at the extreme south-west corner. The western boundary line starts from building nos. 1 and 2 running towards north where building nos. lSI, 150 and upto building no. 154 are located of which the northern boundary starts at the extreme north-west corner. 17/3/116 (22) The northern boundary starts from building nos. 111 and 2 near approach Thingsen Veng road to Saiha and Thingsen Jeep Road running horizontally towards western direction where building nos. 9, 10/1, Public Water Point, 14, 20 and upto building no. 23 are located. The western boundary starts from building no. 24 running towards south covering building nos. 26, 27, 18 (Church) and upto building no. 19 (Primary School) at the extreme south-west corner. The southern boundary starts from building no. 19 running/covering Cemetery Area, building no. 28 (being Aganwadi School), building nos. 17, 12 and upto building no. 11 at the extreme south-east corner. The eastern boundary covered building nos. II, 6 and upto building no. 1/1 at the starting point of northern boundary at the extreme north-east corner. 152 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT N(). of Total Total! households Total Scheduled Castes SI. State/District/ Rural! with S.c. Sclleduled Castes Population population In the Age-Group «(}6) No. R.D. Block/Town Urban members Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 .. 5 6 7 8 9 10 CHHIMTUIPUI T 62 203 167 36 18 8 10 R 56 179 145 14 17 7 10 U 6 24 22 2 1. Chawngte T 44 142 108 34 17 7 10 R 44 142 108 34 17 7 10 U 2 ~wngtlai T 7 30 30 R 7 30 30 U 3. 5aRpu T 2 4 4 R 2 4 4 U 4. Tuipang T 9 27 25 2 R 3 3 3 U 6 24 22 2 Hiha Town (NH) U 6 24 22 2 153 FOR SCHEDULED CASTES Industrial Category of Main Workers Literates Total Main Workers Cultivators !I-IXl I State/District! 51. Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females R.D. Block/Town No. II 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 2 175 150 25 144 .43 21 21 CHHIMTUIPUI 156 131 2S 123 .22 20 20 19 19 21 21 127 t02 25 86 85 20 20 Chawngte 127 102 25 86 85 20 20 23 23 30 30 'Lawngtlai 2 23 23 30 30 3 3 4 4 Sangau 3 3 3 4 4 22 22 24 24 Tulpang 4 3 3 3 3 19 19 21 21 19 19 21 21 s.u.a Town (NH) 154 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Industrial CaUtory of Main Workers Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and Planutlons, Orchards Mining and Toull Agricultural Labourers and allied actMtles Quarrying SI. StatelDistrictl Rurall II III IV No. ltD. Block/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 CHHIMTUIPUI T 7 7 R 7 7 U I. Chawngte T 7 7 R 7 7 U 2. Lawngtlai T R U 3. Sangau T R U 4. .Tuipang T R U Salba Towa (NH) U 155 FOR SCHEDULED CASTES Industrial Category of Main Workers Manufacturing, Processing, Manufacturing, Processlni, Servicing and Repairs in SelVlclng and Repairs in other Household Industry than Household Industry Construction Veal V(b) VI State/Districtl Sl. Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females R.D. BlockITown No. 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 2 10 10 CHHIMTUIPUI 10 10 10 to Chawngte 10 to Lawngtlai 2 Sangau 3 Tuipang Salhl Town (NM) 156 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Industrial CatelJOry of Main Workers Transport, Storage Totall Trade and Commerce and Communication Other Services 51. StatelDlstrictl Rural! VII VIII IX No. R.D. Block/Town Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males hmales 2 3 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 CHHIM1lIIPUI T 14 24 82 81 R 22 22 64 63 U 2 2 18 18 1. Chawiigte T 13 13 16 71:: R 13 13 36 35 U 2. Lawngtlai T 8 8 22 22 R 8 8 22 22 U 3. Sangau T 3 3 R 3 3 U 4. Tuipang T 2 2 21 21 R 3 3 U 2 2 18 18 Satha Town (NM) U 2 t8 18 157 Mll'Iinal Work.11 Noft.woItM Loatlon SCltllDIstrk:tI Code Persons Ma's 'em-a;; Jlel'lOlU Miles Females R.D. BlocklTown No. 41 4. 4' 50 51 52 2 .. •• • • It 24 3S CHHIMTUIPUI ., . i j 56 IS JJ i. • i ; i J J .. S6 n 33 ChaW.. • 0 .j S6 23 33 ., i' .. ',~," , i' ~ " oj ... I.IwnatliI 2 .. .. .. Sanrau 3 .. 1 2 Tulpanl 4 .. j 2 , . 2 Salha Town (NM) 11-~11 b(.OjS1. IS8 PRiMAlY CENSUS ABSTRACT No,or Tatal Toul! households . Total SchedultcfTrlbts 51, SUttJ1)lIIttl Rurall with S,T, Scheduled Trlbts Poeulatlon ,Uliclon In the AI!:Grou~ ~o.6l No, l,D, BlockITown .'lIIOftS . Rjf... F.m.i ISON RiJij U"an ,_be" . , Im.l .. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 CHHIMTUI'UI T 16,Sl4 '1,411 ·41,604 46121 19,719 ','.1 ,nl '-' .' I t4,410 ,Jilts 42,040 40,471 16,162 1,110 I,J42 U 2,t14 t2,9f7 6,"4 6,313 2,117 t,46. t,S96 1. Chawnlte T 4,152 - 24,184 12,585 11,599 4,602 2,349 2,253 R 4,152 24,184 12,585 11,599 4,602 2,349 2,253 ,. U " •• 2. .Lawnatlal T 4,843 27,199 13,845 13,354 5,393 2,719 2,674 R 4,843 27,199 13,845 13,354 5,393 2,719 2,674 IU ., .. ., .. 3. Sanpu T 1,786 10,057 5,336 5,319 2,137 1,097 1,040 R 1,786 10,657 5,336 5,319 2,137 1,097 1,040 U .. 4. Tulpani T 5,773 33,392 16,836 16,556 7,587 3,816 3,771 R 3,639 20,475 10,272 10,203 4,730 2,355 2,375 U 2,134 12,917 6,564 6,353 2,857 1,461 1,396 u 2,134 12,917 6,564 6,353 2,~57 1,461 1,396 159 FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES Industrial Category of Main Workers Literates Total Main Workers Cultivators ,1-IXl I StateJD~tricti SI. PersonS Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females R.D. Block/Town No. 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2 44,764 25,724 19,040 41,289 23,178 18, tt 1 13,657 17,296 16,361 CHHIMTUIPUI 35,900 20,993 14,907 37,220 20,498 16,722 32,267 16,613 15,654 8,864 4,131 4,133 4,869 2,680 1,389 1,390 683 107 4,553 3,533 1,020 11,752 6,739 5,013 10,978 6,040 4,938 Chawngte 4,553 3,533 1,020 11,752 6,739 5,013 10,978 6,040 4,938 12,868 7,340 5,528 12,911 6,958 5,953 10,764 5,354 5,410 Lawngtlai 2 12,868 7,340 5,528 12,911 6,958 5,953 10,764 5,354 5,410 .' . 6,600 3,577 3,023 4,128 2,311 1,817 3,569 1,859 1,710 Sangau 3 6,600 3,577 3,023 4,128 2,311 1,817 3,569 1,859 1,710 20,743 11,274 9,469 12,498 7,110 5,328 8,346 4,043 4,303 Tuipang 4 11,879 6,543 5,336 8,429 4,490 3,939 6,956 3,360 3,596 8,864 4,731 4,133 4,C69 2,680 1,389 1,390 683 707 8,864 4,731 4,133 4,069 2,680 1,189 1,390 683 701 Salha Town (NM) 160 PlIMARY CIMSUS AlSTlACT InduslrIal utepy of MIIn WOlters IMsUKt, Fnuy, .It .....PIaIuIons, 0Idurds Mln1",* T~II AarIaIIbnIL*urers and allied actMtIes QuarryIna SI. S~1DbtrIctI Rural! JI III IV No. R.D. BlockJTown Urban "'- HIlI Females PenoN·· Mates Fermles Pel1Ol1S Ma1es Females 2 3 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 21 2. 1 CIIIIMTUIPUI T .,002 567 415 l' 17 2 ~ J , . I 664 347 Jj7 J 3 , . , , ! ! , ! U III 220 11' 16 14 I , J ', ., 1. ChaWftjte T 81 6~ 17 " Of , I , , , , R 81 64 11 " " , t , , U .. ·. 2. uwnatlai T 405 2i] 192 II ! ~ R 405 III 192 • 0 of ! r U , I' , , . •• " f' T .f .f I, , f 3. Sanaau .. t,.- • f R. ,. If 0, 00 .. U f 0 .f , I If ·, 4. TUM T 516 290 226 1. 16 2 3 1 , I R 178 70 108 2 2 .. I, , , U 331 220 118 16 14 2 3 3 , . SaIhI Town (NM) U J:JI ZIG ttl ., 14 2 1 1 , , 161 FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES II1dustNI Ytepy of MalA Wolters ~n,,'rocessing, Manufacturlnl, Processinr, $ervkinJ and Repairs in SelVlclna and Repairs In other Household Industry than HoUsehold Industry Construction VIa) V~b~ VI State!l?lstrictl SI. "PUscw Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Malts Females to. BlockITown No. 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 2 125 97 28 tt3 9S t8 t03 79 24 CHHlMTUlPUI 64 49 15 32 29 3 41 29 12 6J 48 13 ,81 66 J5 62 50 12 21 16 5 4 4 Chawnste 21 16 5 4 4 .. S 5 3 20 17 3 17 12 5 Lawnatlai 2 8 5 3 20 17 3 17 12 5 . 2 2 3 2 2 74 20 89 74 15 86 67 19 4 26 7 8 8 24 17 1 4. 13 81 66 15 62 50 12 61 .1 13 81 66 15 62 so 12 SaIa Town (NM) 162 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Industrial Category of Main WorKers Transport, Storage Total! Trade and Commerce and Communication Other Services SI. State/Dlstrictl Rural! VII VIII IX "- No. R.D. BlockfTown Uroan . Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females 2 3 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 CHHIMTUIPUI T 574 261 3t3 153 151 1 5,540 4,612 9~8 R 274 142 132 51 50 3,824 3,236 58' U 100 119 t8t 102 tOt 1,716 1,376 340 1. Chawngte T 51 44 7 6 5 611 566 i5 R 51 44 7 6 5 611 566 45 U 2. Lawngtlai T 107 46 61 35 35 1,554 1,275 279 R 107 46 61 35 35 1,554 1,275 279 U 3. Sangau T 9 5 4 548 445 103 R 9 5 4 548 445 103 U 4. Tuipang T 407 166 241 112 III 2,827 2,326 501 R 107 47 60 10 10 1,111 950 161 U 300 119 181 102 101 1,716 1,376 340 Saiha Town, (NM} U 300 119 181 102 101 t 1,716 1;376 340 163 FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES Mal'llnal Workel1 Non·wolters LocaUoIt· Statt/Dlstrlct! 'Codt' Penons Ma~s Femalts Persons Males Females R.D.llock/Town' No. 47 ~8 49 SO 51 52 2 4,t43 t,I" 1,144 10,000 24,127 21,173 CHHIMTUI'UI 3,722 1,192 J,IJO 41,573 20,350 21,lI3 42t 107 "314 8,417 J,7~7 4,650 12 5 7 12,420 5,841 6,579 Chawnate 12 5 7 12,420 5,841 6,579 I I " .. 1,1 " II 916 320 596 ·13,372 6,567 6,805 LawnatlaJ ,1 916 320 596 ,'j,372 6,567 6,805 ... .,_ o. o. ',', 1,406 502 904 5,12.] 2,525 2,598 Sanrau 3 ~ 1\106 502 904 . 5/1i3: 2,525 2,598 I I , I 1,809 472 1,337 19,085 9,194 9,891 Tulpang 4 1,388. 365 1,025 10,658' 5,417 5,241 421 107 314 .8,427 3,777 4,650 421 t01 314 ',4%7 3,711 4,650 Salha Town (NM)