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NOTES AND EXPLANATIONS
This note gives the meanings and explanation could be ensured and which would provide basis of terms and concepts used in this handbook. This for analysing of figures and urbanization in the is necessary because, without a proper grasp of the country. But it has to be remembered that the meanings of sllch simple concepts as building,house, urban criterion 01 1981 varies slightly from household, workers etc., it is not possible to appre that of 1961 and 1971 censuses is that the ciate the data presented in the band book. Thus males Working in activities such as fishing, one wbo does not know that an unpretentious hut logging, etc. Were treated as . engaged in non-agrt in the thick of Bastar forests with unplastered bam cultural activity and therefore contributed to the boo walls and a thatch roof and with space hard ly 75% criterion in 1961 and 1971 censuses, whereas enough for two cots is not a bit less of a building in the 1981 census these activities are treated as on than the Indian versions of the sky scrapers in one par with cultivation and agricultural labour for the of the metropolitan cities, or that a central jail purpose of this criterion. bousing all manner of criminals aud shadY characters is as much household as the household Applying the criteria described above, a list of 327 towns was finalised and it is tbese 327 towns of the most pious and god-fearing citizen in the whioh are treated as urban areas for the purpose of State, may not be able 10 appreciate what exactly 1981 census. The additional Secretary to the Govt. the figures represent. of India in the Ministry of Home Affairs sent a Concepti and Definitions letter to the Chief Secretaries of the State Govern ments as back as 10th May, 1979, requesting them Rural/Urban: to ensure that no changes are made in j urisd iction It has beeu the tradition of the Iud ian Census and boundaries of municipalities and revenue to present the census data for rural and urban areas viJIages, tahsils, sub-divisions and districts during separately. In fact, in all the Censuses through the period from 1-1-1980 to 30-6-1981. However, out the world this classification of census data into subsequent to our finalization of rural and urban rural and urban units is generally recognized. How-' frame the State Government in th~ Local Govern ever, distinction between rural and urban is not yet ment Department notified many plac~s as notified amenable to a single definition which would be areas and municipalities. Such places have not applicabk to all countries. been treated as towns for tbe purpose of census and the secretary to Government in the Local Govern The definition of an urban unit at the 1971 ment Department had agreed to this arrangements. Censlis was as follows - Similarly, the State Government raised the status of fi municipal committees to that of municipal corpo (a) All places with a municipality, corporation cantonment board or notified town area; rations. These new municipal corporations are also treated as municipal committees. (b) All ('ther places which satjsfi~d the follow ing criteri a_ While dealing with the su bjtcl of rural and urban (i) A minimum population of5,OOj; break up mention may be made of the area under (iiJ At least 75 per cent of male working the Special Area Development Authority. The populatiun engaged in nOD-agricultural Special Area Development Authority have been pursuits; and constituted under th;: Madhya Pradesh Nagar Tatha Gram Nivesh Adhiniyam, 1973 and they enjoy the (iii) A density of population of at least power to function as a municipality so far as the 400 per sq. km. (1,000 per sq. miles). municipal management of that area is concerned. The same criteria is retained at the 1981 census The limits of these Special Areas incl ude large por also so that comparability with the previous census tions of rural areaS comprising number of villages :Kii
situated around the core town or 'village of such (i) it should have a core town of a minimum Special area. For example, Orchha is a SADA popUlation of 50,000, (ii) the contiguous areas area in Tikamgarh district but there is no town in made up of other urban as well as rural administra this area. Similarly, Malanjkhand in Balaghat tive units should have mutual socio-economic links district, Bheraghat in Jabalpur district, Mandav in with the core town and (iii) in all probability this Dbar district and similar other cases are SADA entire area should get fully urbanised in a period of '!lreas but there is no urban area within that. The two or three decades. Certain Standard Urban objective of the SADA areas perhaps is to control Areas were determined on this basis in 197 and the future development of these areas in a planned some basic data were presented for 1951, 196} and manner and that is all. It was, therefore, not con 1971 for such areas and their components. Similar lidered desirable to treat such SADA areas at par data have been presented for the Standard Urban with other urban bodies like municipal corpora Areas III 1981 also. The idea is to present basic tions, municipal committees etc., and only that part data for those areas for four to five decades so that of it is treated as urban which is really so. As such the urbanisation process in these areas can be in the Korba SADA area only Korba town has been studied. However, there have been minimum changes treated as urban and rest of the ~rea remains in the in the constituent units of the Standard Urban rural frame. Areas of 1981 Cen~us as compared to those of 1971. but the list of SUA remained unchanged. Urban Agglomeration: Size Class of Towns: Apart from town/city the 1971 concept of The urban an:as are classified into 6 classes urban a~glomeration is also adopted for the 1981 referred to as towns of Class I to VI. The classi census. Very often large railway colonies, university fication is shown below- campuses, port areas, military camps etc., come up outiide the statutory limits of the city or town but Class I 100,000 anc:t above adjoining it. Such areas may not by themselves Class II 50,0()U to 99,999 qualify to be treated as towns but if they form a Class In 20,000 to 49,999 contiguolls spread with the town, they are out Class IV 10,000 to 19,999 growths of the town and deserve to be treated as Class V 5,000 to 9,999 urban. Such towns together Wilh their outgrowths Class VI Less than 5,000 have been treated as one urban unit and called 'urban agglomeration'. An urban agglomeration It is customary to treat a town having a popu may constitute :- lation of 1 lac and above as a city.
(II.) A city with continuous outgrowth, (the Census House : part of outgrowth being outsid e the statu A Census House is a building or part of a build tory limits but falling within the bound ing ha ving a separete main entrance from the road aries of the adjoining village or villages); or common courtyard or staircase, etc., used or (b) One town with similar outgrowth or two recognised as a separate unit. It may be occupied or more adjoinlllg towns with their out or vacant. It may be used for a residential or non growths as in (a) ; or residential purpose or both. (c) A city and one or more adjoining towns If a building had a number of lIats or blocks with their outgrowths all of which form a which were independant of one another having continuous spread. , separate entrances of their own from Ihe road or a common staircase or a common courtyard leading Standard Urban A;-ea: to a main gate, they have been considered as separate census houses. A new concept of Standard Urban Area intra d ueed in ] 971 census will also be followed for the Tn some cases, however, it was difficult to 1981 Census. The eSJential requirements for the apply the definition strictly. For example, in an constitution of _ Standard Urban Ar ell. are- urban area, a flat has five rooms, each having direct xiii
entrance to common staircase the or courtyard Scbeduled Castes'aod Scheduled Tribes which by definition had to be treated as five census houses. If all thelle five rooms were found Scheduled Castes and Seheduled Tribes are occupied by single household entire fiat was treated those found in the Notification of Sched uled Castes! as OnC Census house. In such cases singleness of Scheduled Tribes Order (Amendment) Act, 1976 use was taken into consideration to avoid undue (108 of 1976). By this amendment, area restrictions proliferation of the number of census houses. for most of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes have been rtmoved. However, the area An occupied residential census house means a restriction still remains in respect of Dhobi (in census house which is actually used for residential Bhopal, Raisen and Sehore districts): Kotwal and purposes, either wholly or partly by one or more Pardhi (in Bhind, Dhar Dewas, Guna, GWalior, households. Indore, Jhabua, Khargone, Mandsauf, Morena, Rajgarh, Ratlam, Shajapur, Shivpuri, Ujjain and Household: Vidisha Districts) and Kumhar (in Chhatarpur, The term househ{lld in census is defined ~\S a Datia, Panna, Rewa, Satna, Shahuol, Sidhi and group of persons who common Iy live togethtr anJ Tlkamgarb districts) Scheduled Ca&tes, LJkewis~ would take their meals from a common kitchen Keer and Pard hi St:heduled Tribes are still restrict. unless the exigencies of work prevented anyone of ed only in Bhopal, Raisen and Sehore districts; them from doing so. There may be a household of Mina in Sironj sub-dIvision of Vidisl1a district; persons related by blood or a housebold of un Panika in Chhatarpur, Datia, Panna, Rewa. Satna. ·related persons or having a mix of both. Examples Shahdol, Sidhi, and Tikamgarh districts; Parohi. of unrelated bouseholds are boarding houses, mes Bahelia, Bahellia, Chita Pardhi, Langoli Pard hi, sess, hostels, residential hotels, rescue homc:" jails, Phanse Pardhi, Shikari, Takankar, Takia r in (I) "Ashrams" etc., These arc called institutional Bastar, Chhindwara, Mandla, Raigarh, Seoni and households. There may he one member bouseholds Surguja distrkts, (2) Baihar tahsil of Balaghat two member households or multi - member district, (3) Betul and Bhainsdehi tahsijs of Betul households. For census purposes, each one of these district, (4) Bilaspur and Katghora tahsil! of Bilas. types is regarded as a 'household', pur district, (5) Durg and Salod tahsils of Durg district, (6) Chowki, Manpur and Mohala Revenue There are three types of households viz, normal, Inspector's Circles of Rajnandgaon district, (7) institutional and house less households. A houseless Murwara, Patan and Sihora tahsils of Jabalpur household is that which is normally found to be district, (8) Hoshangab ,d and Sohagpur tabsils of residing on the road side, pavements, in hume pipes Hoshangabad and Narsimbpur district, (9) Har under staircases, or in open, temple, mandaps, sud tahsil of Khandwa district, (10) Bindra-Nawa
platforms and the like. Institutional households garh I Dhamtari and Mahasamund tahsils of Raipur have been explained above. Those households which district. do not fall in the category of institutional hOusebold and houseless household have been categorised as Persons belonging to the castes/tribes mention normal households. The enumerator was required ed above found in the districts other than those to indicate in the Household Schedule whether the where Scheduled have not been treated as schedul hoasehold belonged to 'Institutional household' or ed castes or scheduled tribes as the case may be. 'House less household'. For institutional '1' was It may be mentioned here that scheduled castes can written against the question 'Type of huusehold' belong to the Hindu or the Sikh religion only, and '0' was indicated in the case of houseless while the scheduled tribes belong to any religion. household. For normal householJ, no entry was The list of Scheduled Castes and Schedulltd Tribes required to be made. relating to Madhya Pradesh relevant to 1981 censu~
The enumeratIOn of in~titutionai households has been given immediately after this note as was done in the manner the normal households wen.' Annexure-I. enumerated during the enumeration period from Literates and Educated Person~ : 9th February to 28th February, 1981. The house less households were enumemted on the night of A person who can both read and write with 28th February, 1981. understanding in :.ny language is treated as literate. xiv
A person who can merely read but cannot write, is Censuses, the economic questions were based on nof literate. It is not necessary that a person different approaches, namely, usual status and who is literate should have received any formal Cllrrent status, were adopted with reference period education or should have passed any minimum (If one year and one week for seasonal and for reguiar work, respec,tiveiy. Current status approach educational standard. was thought to be irrelevant in the context of our The test for literacy was necessary only when' country where usual status of a worker is consider the enumerator had any doubt about any person ed to be more appropriate. returning as 'literate'. The test for literacY waS ability to read any portion of the Enumerator's The above questions are in three parts and Instruction Booklet and to write a simple letter. have been designed in such a way that first of all Ability merely to sign one's name was not consider it attempts to divide the population into two broad ed adequate to qualify a person as being able to groups viz., write with understanding. If a person claimed to (I) those who have worked any time at all be literate in some other language with which the during the last year, and (2) those who have not enumerator was not familiar" the respondent's word worked at all. was taken as correct. The Jatter group consists of the non· workers. All children of the age of 4 years or less were This information is obtained in Q. 14·A. Ha ving treated as illiterate even if they misht be going to classified the population into two groups, the next school and had picked up reading and writing a attempt has been to classify those whohave worked few words. any time into Main workers and Marginal workers, on the basis of time spent on work as well as Classification gf workers by Indostrial Category: secondary work, ifany, of the Main workers. If a person had worked for six months or more (180 At the 1981 Census, the questions which were days or more) he was treated as Main worker and canvassed in the Individual slip to elicit informa. and if the period of work was less than six months tion on economic. characteristics of the population he was regarded as a Marginal worker. In Q. were as follows:- 15B details of secondary work or marginal work are obtained. Finally all attempt has been made to (j) Q. 14A Worked any time at a111ast Year 1 determine. whether those who are non-workers or Yes marginal workers are seeking or are available for worK.
Q. HB If yes in 14A, did you work for major It will thus be seen that these questions on part oflast year? Yes(l)JNo (2) economic aspects hdve been so designed as to identify all workers, full time workers or seasonal ii Q. 15A Main activity last year? workers or marginal workers and non-workers with Yes in 14B (CfAL/HHl/OW) reference to the activities during the last one year No -iiiT4B (H/ST/D/R7ii/l7oT period prior to the date of enumeration.
Q. 14B Yes-Any other work any time Jast year? The various terms and definitions used in ISB Yes (C/AL/HHf/OW)!_No.:______collecting the economic data have been explained Q. 14B No-Work done any time last year? briefly in the following paragraphs. (C/AL/HHI/OW) Definition of work: iii Q. 16-IfNo in 14A or 14B. seeking/available for Work has been defined as pa[ticipation in any work? Yes {l)/No (2). economically productive activity. Such participa The above questions were formulated after tion mly be physical or mental in nature. Work detailed discussion at the Data User's Conference involves not only actual work but also effective and technical group. At the 1961 and 1971 supervisIOn and direction of work. xv
For persons on rcgLtlar employment or engaged dependents, retired persons or rentiers, beggars, in regular ty.pe of work, temporary absence during inmates of institutions, unemployed persons etc. the reference period on account of illness, holiday, They are persons who have not worked any time at temporary closure, strike etc., was not a dis all in the year preceding tbe enumeration. qualification for treating them as workers. Main activity of workers: Persons under truining, such as apprentices, with Or withollt stipends or wages were also treated The main activity of workers has been classified as workers. In the caSe of a person who had been into four categories viz, cultivator, agricultural offered work but had not actually joined, he was labourer, household industry and other work in the not treated as a worker. Rent receivers, pensioners PCA at the 1981 census. A significant departurehas, etc., were not treated as economically active unless therefore, been made this time while presenting the they also engaged themselves in some tconomic data on economic activity which relate to only four activity. broad· categories indicated above as against nine In all these questions, the reference period is ind ustrial categories of the 1961 and the 1971 the one year; preceding the date of enumeration. censuses. The nine categories of the 1971 census Certain types of work such as agriculture, house were-{i) Cultivator, Oi) Agricultural labourer, hold industry like gur making etc., carried on either (iii) Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and throughout the year or only during certain seasons Plantations, Orchards and allied activities, (iv) or part of the year, depending on the local circum Mining, (v) Manufacturing, Processing and servic stance. [n all such cases the reference period has ing with 5ub-categories-(a) At Household Industry been the broad time span of the agricultural sea and (b) Other than Household Industry, (vi) Con sons preceeding the enumeration. struction, (vii) Trade and Commerce, (viii) Trans port, Storage and Communications, and (iX) Other Main Workers: services. The COl respondence between the cate The main workers are those who have worked goriesofl981 and [971 are as under- for a major part of the year preceding the enume ration. Main activity was of a person who engaged 1981 Category 1971 Category more than one activity reckoned in terms of I time disposition. For example, if a person had worked as daily wage labourer for 4 months, as an II n Ilgriculturallabourer for 1 month and as cultivator 1II V(a) for 2 months, he was treated as a Main worker on IV lU,IV,V(b),V{'VII,VHl & IX· the basis of total time spent on work and his main activity have been reckoned as Daily Wage Labourer Cultivator: since he spent major part of his time on work in this activity than as cultiva tor or agricl1ltural For purposes of census a person is working as labourer. cultivator if he or she is engaged either as employer, si'1gle worker or family worker in cultivation of Marginal Workers: land owned or held from Gove:-nment Or held from private persons or institutions for payment in Marginal workers are those who have worked 1U0ney, kind or share. any time at all in the year preceding the enumera tion but have not worked for a maior part of the Cultivation involves plollghirtg, sowing and year. For example, if a person who is mostly harvesting and production of cereals and millet doing household duties, or is mainly a student, or crops sllch as wheat, paddy, jowar, bajra, ragi, mainly a dependent or a rentier or a I;) ggar and etc., and other crops such as sugarcane,groundnuts the like who is baSically a non·worker had done tapioca. etc. and pulses, raw jute and kindered some work at some time dUring the reference fibre crop, cotton etc., and 'does Dot' Inciude fruit period, he was treated as a marginal worker. growing, vegetable growing or heping orchards or groves or working of plantation like tea, coffee, Non-Workers: rubber, cinchona, opium and other medicinal plan Non-workers constitute of householders, students, tations. llvi
Agricultural Labonrer : processing, servlcmg. repamng or making and selling (but not merely selling) or goods such as Persons working in another person's land for handloom Weaving, dyeing, carpentry, bidi rolling: wages in money. kind or share have been treated as pottery manufacture, bicycle repairing, blacksmith agricultural labourers. An agricultural labourer ing, tailoring etc. It does not include professions has no risk in the cultivation and he has no right. of sucb as a pleader or doctor or barber or 'dhobi' lease or contract On land on which he works. even if such professions are run at home by mem bers of the household. HOllSehold IndUlitry :
Household Industry is defined as an industry Other workers : conducted by the head of the household himselfl herself and or by the members of the households at All workers, i.e. those who have been engaged home or within the village in rural area~ and only within the precincts of the house wbere the bouse. in some economic activity during the last one year, hold lives in urban areas. The larger proportion who are not cultivators or agricultural labourers of workers in II household indust~y should consist or in household industry are 'other workers'. The of members of the household inCluding the head. type of workers that come under this category The iud ustry should not be run on the scale of include factory workers, plantation workers, those registered factory which would qualify and has to in trade, commerce, business, transport, mining, be registered under the Indian Factories Act. construction, political or social work,all government servants, municipal employees, teachers, priests. Household Ind U5tl'Y relates to production, entertainment artists etc. xvii
ANNEXURE I
MADRY A PRADESH
[ Tbe Scheduled Castes and Scbed uled Tribes Orders (Amendment) Act, ]976] Dated tbe 18th September, 1976
Sclleduled Castes
1 Audhelia. 35 Kumhar (in Chhatarpur, Datia, Panna, Rewa, 2 Bagri, Bagdi. Satna. Shahdol, Sidhi and Tikamgarh districts) 3 Bahna, Babana. 36 Mahar, Mehra, Mehar. 4 Balahi, Balai. 37 Mang, Mang Garodi, Mang Garudi, Dankhni 5 Bancbada. Mang, Mang Mahasi, Madari, Garudi, Radhe 6 Barahar, Basod. Mang. 7 Bargunda. 38 Meghwal. 8 Basor, Burud, Bansor, Bansodi, Bansphor, 39 Moghia. Basar. 40 Muskhan. 9 ,Bedia. 41 Nat, Kalbelia, Sapera. Navdigar, Kubutar. 10 Beldar. Sunkar. 42 Pardbi (in Bhind, Dbar, Dewas, Guna. Gwa II Bhangi, Mehtar, Balmik, LaJbegi, Dharkar. lior, Indore, Jhabua, Khargone. Mandsaur, lZ Bhanumati. Morena, Rajgarh, Ratlam, Shajapur, Shivpuri 13 Chadar. Ujjain and Vidisba Districts). 14 Chamar, Chamari, Bairwa. Bhambi, Jatav, 43 Pasi. Mochi, Regar, Nona, Rohidas, Ramnami, 44 Rujjhar. Satnami, Surjyabanshi, Surjyaramnami, Ahir 45 Sansi, Sansia, war, Chamar Mangan. Raidas. 46 Silawat. 15 Chidar. 47 Zamral. 16 Chikwa, Chikvi. 17 Chitar. . Scbeduled Tribes 18 Dahait, Dahayat, Dahat. I Agariya. 19 Dewar. 2 Andh. 20 Dhanuk. 3 Baiga. 21 Dhed, Dher. 22 Dhobi (in Bhopal, Raisen and Sehore dis- 4 Bhaina. tricts). 5 Bharia Bhumia, Bhiunhar Bhumia, Bhumiya, 23 Dohor. Bharia, Paliha, Pando. 24 Dom, Dumar, Dome, Domar, Doris. (, Bhattra. 25 Ganda, Gandi. 7 Bhi!, Bhilala, Barela, Patelia. 26 Ghasi, Ghasia. I! Bhi! Mina. 27 Holiya. ~ Bbunjia. 28 Kanjar. 10 Biar, Biyar. 29 Katia, Patharia. 11 Binjhwar. 30 Khatik. 12 Birhul, Birbor. 31 KoIi, KorL 13 Damor, Damaria. 32 Kotwal (in Bbind, Dbar, Dewas, Guna, 14 Dbanwar_ Gwalior, Indore, Jhabua, Khargone,Mandsaur 15 Gadaba, Gadba. Morena, Rajgharh, Ratlam, Shajapur, Shiv. 16 Gond: Arakh, Arrakb, Agaria, Asur, Badi puri, Ujjain, and Vidisha districts), Maria, Bada Maria, Bhatola, Bhimma, Bhuta 33 Khangar, Kanera, Mirdha. Koilabhuta, Koliabhuti, Bbar, Bisonboro 34 Kucbbandhia. Maria, Chota Maria, Dandami Maria. Dhuru, xviii
Dhurwa, Dhoba, Dhulia, Doria. Gaiki, Gatta 35 Oraon, Dhanka. Obangad. Gatti, Gaita, Gond Gowari, Hill Maria, Kan 36 Panika (in Chhatarpur. Datia, Panna, Rewa, dra, Kalanga, Khatola. Koitar, Koya, Khirwar" Satna, Shahdol, Sidhi and Tikamgarh districts.) Khirwara, Kueha Maria, Kuchaki Maria Madia, Maria, Mana, Mannewar, Moghya, 37 Pao. l\fogia, Monghya, Mudia, Muria, Nagarchi, 38 Pardh8D, Pathari, Saroti. Nagwanshi, Ojha. Raj, Sonjhari Jhareka, Thatia, Thotya, Wade Maria, Vade Maria, 39 Pard hi (in Bhopal,Raisen and Sehore districts) Daroi. 40 Piudhi, Bahelia, BaheIlia, Chita Pardhi, Lan- 17 Halba. Halbi. goli Pardhi, Phanse Pardhi, Shikari, Takankar 18 Kamar. Takia [in (I) Bastar, Chhindwara, Malldla, Raigarh, Seoni and Surguja districts, (2) Baihar 19 Karku. tahsil of Balaghat district. (3) Betul and 20 Kawar, Kanwar, Kaur, Cherwa, Rathia, Tan- Bhainsdehi tahsils of Betul district, (4) Bilaspur war, Cbattri and Katghora tahsils of Bilaspu r district. 21 Keer (in Bhopal, Raisen and Sehore districts). (5) Durg and Balod tahsils of Durg district, 22 Khairwar, Kondar. (6) Chowki, Manpur and Mohla Revenue Inspectors' Circles of Rajnandgaoll district, (7) 2.3 Kharja. Murwara, Patan and Sihora tahsils ofJabalpur 24 Kondh, Khond, Kandh. district, (8) Hoshangabad and Sohagpur 25 Kol. tahsils of Hoshangabad district and Narsimha 26 Kolam. pur district, (9) Harsud tahsil of KhanJwa 27 Korku, Bopchi, Mouasi, Nihal, Nahul, Bondhi district, (10) Bindra-Nawagarh, Dhamtari and Bondeya. Mahasamund tahsils of R;1ipuf district.
28 Korwa, Kodaku. 41 Parja. 29 MaJhi. 42 Sahariya. Saharia, Seharia, Sehria. Sosia. Sor. 30 Majhwar. 43 Saonta, Saunta. 31 Mawasi. 32 Mina (in Sironj sub·d ivision orVid isba district) 44 Sauro 33 Munda. 45 Sawar, Sawara. 34 Nagesia, Nagasia. 46 Sonr. xix
HISTORY AND SCOPE OF DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK
The History of the District Census Handbook Thus the present series of District Census Hand could be traced from tbe 'Village lists' brought out book consists of two volumes viz .• DCHB Part A for every district in 1901 and 'village statistics' for and DCHB Part B. Part A contains Ibe village/Town every distJict 1911. But this was discontinued Directory and Part B contains tbe Town/Villagewise in 1921 and 1931. In 1941, however 'village statis Pflmary Census Abstract of the concerned district. tics' were brought out by then Central Provinces Part A-Village Directory contains information and Berar Government. It was for the first time ID about the name of village, total area of village, 1951 the practice of bringing out a single volume known as the District Census Handbook, giving total p pulation and number of households in the villagewise statistics and other census ta bles for village, amenities like education, medical, drinking the district at the cost of the State Government water, post and telegrapbs; market day. communi cations, approach to village, distance from th~ was initiated and is continuing since then. nearest town, power supply. staple food, laud use, places of religious, historiGal and archaeological The District Census Handbook, compiled by iuterest ell,;. the Census Organisation on behalf of the State Government is one of the most important publica In addition there are four appendices to tho tions of the censu~ and is widely used by planners, Village Directory as under- administrators. academicians and re~earchers. (I) Tahsilwise abstract of educational, medical and otber amenities. The scope of the District CensUs Handbook ,,(2) Land utilization data in respect of census bas gone considerable change since 1951. In 1951 towns. the District Census Handbook contained only the Primary Census Abstract and the Census tables. (3) Tahsllwise list of villages where no ameun In view of the usefulness of Ihis publication, ties are available, and improvements were made in 1961 by including non (4) Tahsilwise list of villages accord ing to tbe census data like climate, agriculture, co-operation proportion of Scheduled Castes/Sched ulcd industry, education. health etc., as also an 'Intro Tribes population by ranges. ductory Note' for each district. Unfortunately, the The last two appendices have been included for desire to make the district census handbouk more the first time in 1981 census. Appendix 111 will be comprehensive delayed its pUblication. Therefore, helpful for planning input in areas/villages where in 1971. it was decided to publish the district cen basic infrastructure is lacking and Appendix IV will sus handbook in three parts in order to release the be helpful for planning welfare programmes for maximum data as and when finalised. Part A con Scbeduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes at micro level, tained the Village Directory which gives villagewise particularly in relation to area development non-census statistics of land use. area and amenities orientation programmes. available within the village. Part B contained tbe villag~wjse Primary Census Ahstl act and Part C Similarly tbe Town Directory contains seven contained various administrative statistics. Part A statements as below- and B were, however. pu blisbed in one volume since Statement I-Status and growth his[;;fY· it was economical to do so as dala for botb the Statement [[-Physical aspects and location parts became available early. Parts A and B were \ of towns. pll blished separately in Hindi and Engli&h versions. Statement III-Municipal Finance. Collection of data for Part C was cllmbursome and Statement IV-Civic and other amentties· it took unduly long time in its fioalisalion, and Statement IVA-Civic and other Amenities in ultimately this pUblication had to be abondoned in Notified Slums. view of tbe enormous delay in its printing. Statement V-Medical, educational, recreatio In 1981 census. with a view to avoid delay in nal and cultural facilities. brioging out of DCH series, the part containing Statement VI-Trade, Commerce & Industry and the administrative statistics has been dropped. Banking. An additional statement IV-A is meant only industrial categories viz, cultivators, agricultural for Class-I and Class II towns giving the civic and labourers, household industry and other wotkers, other amenitIes in notified 81 urns. This statement marginal workers and non-workers. has been introduced for the first time in 1981 census. The inclusion of primary Census AbstraCt relating to the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Part B-The town/village wise Primary CeIlslis Tribes at the tahsil/town level is another impor Abstract gives the basic data like area of the village, tant feature of the DCHB $eries of 1981 census. occupied residential houses. totalllumber of house. holds, population by sex, as also the sexwise popu· An appendix contaming Development Block lation of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, wise-'Vikas Khandwar' totals of PCA figures has literacy and population by sex into four broad also been inel ud ed. ANALYTICAL NOTE
Sehorl: is one of the oldest districts of the erst The river Parbati flows in noth-east direction to join while Bhopal State, and was known as 'Nizamat the Chambal through Rajgarh and Guna districts. Mashriq> , or the western district. It continues to The main tributaries of the river Parbati are the be an independent district of Madhya Pradesh since Sewan, the Paru and the Utaoli. The Sewan flows its formation in 1956. Territorially, it mostly adjescent to Sehore town. The river Narmada is the occupies the Malwa plateau of the central India and most sacred river for the Hind us in the state. gradually extends to terminate at river Narmada in It (lows in the western direction. It contains the south, which froms the natural boundary of a great volume of water and is not nevigable. Kolar tbe district bordering Hoshangabad. The district Sip, Kakeri, GUnjari, Bahar and Dobi are the main is b.)unded by seven other districts of the state tributaries 0 f Narmada. Dewas and Shajapur districts in the west, Rajgarh Climate district in the north-west, Vidisha and the newly formed Bhopal district in the north-east. RaiseD The climatic condition of the district by and district in the east and Hoshangabad district in the large is moderate. However, it may hi: divided into south. three seasons viz., 1) Rainy, 2) Winter, 3) Summer. Generally the monsoon hits the district in the early Sehore district lies between latitude 23" .05 and June and reaches to tbe peak as the month progresses. 23.55 and north longitudes 77· 101 and 77'.39 1 On the average, July and August are the rainy east. The region manif!;st typical topographical months. Witn the bcgining of September tbe mon features such as undulating roJling downs of yellow Soon starts tappering ofr. Noticeable change in the grass and areas interspersed with rich black cotton climate occurs in the month of October as rains are soil. The main hill range of the district is known over by tben. The winter starts with the month of as Vindhyas,· mainly towards tbe south. Little November with gradual decrease in temparature as beyond the south of Vindhyan range lies the plains of it progresses towards December and January, the Narmada. The elevation in Sehore, Ichhawar and coldest months of the region. It is in March, once Ashta regions is between 1.4501 to ] ,8~O' above sea again the mecrury reading starts raising as it grow 1 level, whereas towards the soutb it is between 900 to warmer. After the transitory month of March, the to 1,000'. actual summer commences from middle of April aild May, that usually the hottest months of the year. RiYen The summer, some times extends to June as the arrival of mOnsoon gets delayed. The chief rivers of the district are the Betwa, and Parbati in the nortb and Narmada in tbe south Flora and Fauna and their respective tributaries form the river systems of the district. The district's location is in the Tn the past the district had a distinction drainage hasin of Narmada and Yamuna., tbe of having a rich forest providing a suitablo habitat southern portion being drained by the Narmada and to thick vegetation and 11.8 well for plentiful of wild northern by the Yamuna. life. HoweVer, due to indisGriminate shooting of wild animals and felling of trees caused fall in variety and The Betwa river flows into north-western i.e. into number of wild animals and deforestation. The Vidisha, GUlla and Shivpuri districts before entering district has forest area of 1939.8 Sq. km. wbich into Uttar Pradesh, (Jhansi District). The main is 18.85 per cent of its total area. The 1961 tributaries of Bet wa are Kaliasot, Ajnar and Halali: Census report on the district has recongnised 4 types It was referred to as Vetravati in Kalidas's 'Meghdoot' of forests namely. xxi i
I. Foot hill type teak forest with or without by slaugbtering and flinging them into the clo.se by bamboos. stream, since then known as Halali nadi or river of 2. Dry deciduous type with or without bamboos. slaughter. He bulit a fort at Islamuagar and shifted his headquarters to the said place, before 3. Mixed forest, and 4. Bam 00 foreit. he died {1726) he had firmlv establisheJ the state with clear cut boundaries and built his capital at Bhopal The climatic conditions and nature of the soil in 1722. Once again the capital was shifted to provide an ideal environment for a variety of vegeta· IsJamnagar by his succcasor Yar Muhammed Khan. tion ranging from under growth vegetation such as Howover,on the event of his death his son had once grass to ever wood deciduous trees like teak (Tectona again shifted Bhopal for Capital. The dynasty conti grand is). The general vegetation of the district nued to rule till 1949 i. e .• until the emergence of include Dhaora (Anogeissus latifolia), Salai (Boswalia serrata), Saj (Terminalia tomentosa), Mundi (mitra part C s~ate, and Bhopal remained as the capital. gyva Pervifolia), mahua (Madbuca Indica), haldu (Adina Prior to British rule the Sehore town dId not Cordifolia). tendu (Diospyros-m~lanoxylon), moyen come to prominence. The town was first selected (Lannea grand is) • kullu (Sterculia ureI'S). bel (Aegele marmalos), aonla (Emblica officinal is), Khair (Acacia for stationing the Contingent Force in 1818 by Captain Catechu). Stewart. The township then was divided into two parts viz, tfIe town and Sehore station under tbe The forest produces of the district of economic value are bamboo, kbaic, tendu leaves, grass, hides, control of British Politica.l Agent. In 1857 when the boney, wax and gum. Resident at Indore, Col. Durand vacated tho Indore Residency, and came to Sehore for refuge. He could Although, Acts and rules for the protection of not be allowed on State security ground, to stay forest habitat were brought in force as early as in longer and was directed to settle at Hoshangabad 1870, the shooting of animals could not be prevented. along with other Britishers. Execution of ISO per- Presently, a lot of wild species have become scarce. Among the bigger olllmais Sher (Felis tigris). Panther sons took place in January 1858, as per the instruc & tendua (felis pardus), hyena, Lakkad baggha tions of the British Government, for their alleged (hyena stria ta), bear, bhalu (Melursus Urnsinas) are participation in the 1857 event against anti-British found. The birds that are found in the district in regime. Sehure station was handed over to Bhopal clude the migratory ones. Ducks, teals, partredges sand grouse, green pigeon and peafowl are s-ome of State in Octobt:r 1919 and since then it remained the commonly found birds. part of the said State.
History.: Area and Population:
Originally thl: district was a part of Bhopal state, that was founded by Dost Mohammed, an In terms of area, the district occupies 33rd Afghan who invaded the Malwa region. He could position among the total 45 districts of the state. sllccessfully establish the state and extruded the territory According to the Surveyor General of India records by acquiring smaller principalities, by taking adva the total area of the district as 6,578 Sq. km. i. e. , tage of the conflicting sit uatil'll prevailed then among the chidbins. As a testimony to the it occupies 1.48 per cent of the total area of the treachelY and dece!l used by Dos! Mohammed in eli state. In between 1971 and 1981 Census tbere minating Deora Rajputs dominance in the rt!girn o;;cured some changes in regard to the area of the *Source: District Census Hand BOo-:k----:l-=9-6~1--S:-e~h-or-e-D-l:-·st-r-ic-t-.-p-PX-X-X-IX-.-X-L------xxiii
district, as furnished below:- of the district during 1971 and 1981 is as furnished Statement showing changes in area of Sehore distrir.t below: as per 1971 and 1981 Census Statement sbowing variation in population returns in Sehore district during 1971 & 1981 Census ... _-_----_ - _- _------SI. Census Total Area Percentage to Sl. Census Total Population Percentage to No. in Sq. Km. the total Stale No. the lotal area. population of - ----~------_.- _------the State 2 4 ------_ ~-- -~------,------" - -- 2 3 4 1971 9,0 fS 2.61 - ---_..__-_------~_.- -- 2 19S1 6, ~7& 1.48 ------1971 1,084,933 2.60 2 1981 657,381 I. 26
Area wise the district has become smaller in 1 1981 When compared to 1971, with a loss of 1,432 The transfer in area has resulte: in transfer of Sq. Km. rating about 27% of the total district population thereby showing the quantitative area in 1971. The area loss in Sehore district has dJifernce in population during 1971 and 191.\1 Census. been balanced out with the gain of Bhopal district, Tbe district had higher proportion of the total state. which was formed in 1972. The present area of population in 1971 (2.60%> when compared to 1981 Bbopal district is 2,772 Sq. Km. This indicates tbat (1.26%>. In terms of population the district ranked the formation of Bhopal distriCt benefitted with the at 9th p,",sition in 1971 and had come down to 42nd area diverted from the then Sehore district of 1971, position in 19111 Census. The newly formed Bhopal amounting to 87.7 per cent. district, after having detached from the then Sehore district of 1971, occupies 29th position with a popu As the district ranks 33rd position in regard to lation of 894.739. This indicates that the area area it is far too smaller than the average area of a transfered from Sehore facilitating the formation of district of Madhya Pradesh (9,&54 Sq Km.) Although Bhopal district carried more population, than the it is more than three times bigger than the smallest area left. Thus, in an outset it appears that the Joss district of the state, Datia (2.038 Sq. Km) It ii nearly in population is more than the are.. , during 1971 and 6 six times smaller than the largest district, Bastar 1981 Census III Sehore District. (39, 114 Sq. km.). Tbere are t ,083 villages in the district of which As per the 1981 Census, the total population of j ,U12 are inhabited having a population of 569,899 the district is 657,381 with 344,667 males and 312,714 persons i. e. , 87% of the total district population females. There has been a decline ill total population live in villages. The rest 87,482 persons (13%) are figures in 1981 when compared to 1971, due to terri urban dwellers living in 4 towns of the district. The torial transfer from Sehore district to Bhopal, as following table gives the area, population and density mentioned above. The variation in population figures of 5 tahsils and 4 towns of the district. xxiv
Area, population and density in tabslls and towns, 1981,
-_._---_._------...... ------District/Tahsil/Town Total Area(sq km.)- Population Density per Rural sq. km. llrban ------2 4 5 ------_------_... _-----
1 Sehore Tahsil T 1,584.2 209,585 132 R 1,567.8 157,395 100
U 16.4 52,190 3,178
Sehore (M) U 16.42 52,190 3,178
2 Ashta Tahsil T 1,454.6 183,983 126 R 1,439.2 164,364 114 U 15.4 19,619 1,276
Ashta (M) U 15.38 19,619 1,276
3 Ichhawar Tahsil T 1, 110.9 80,918 73 R 1,110.6 72,457 65 U 0.3 8.461 27,294 Ichhawar (M) U 0.31 8,461 27,294
4 Nasrulla&anj Tahsil T 1,353.2 98,309 73 R 1,344.4 91, 097 68 U 8.8 7,212 819 NasrlilIJ.ganj (M) U 8.81 7,212 819
5 Budni Tabsil T 1,060.8 84,586 80 R 1,060.8 84, .586 80 U ------Source: General Population Tables, Madhya Pradesh Part II-A, 1981 Census.
Except for Ichhawar, rest of the four tahsils is the only tahsil which is completely rural in chara have: one town in each. The town jurisdiction in tbe cteristics. As such the district is predominantly said tahsil, make the urban units and the population rural. However, the pace in urbanisation is also livin,!! there: are treated as urban population, Ichhawar pertinent in the district. xxv
The distribution of villages according to the availability of difCernt amenities is furnished in the following table.
TABLE 1
Distribution of Villages According to the Availability of Different Amenities - -_------
No. (with percentage) of viliages having one or more of the following amenities , ______--..A------______-. Sl. Name of Tahsil No. of Educa- Medical Drinking Post and Market! Communi- Approach Power No. inhabited tion water Telegraph Hat cations by pucca supply villages road
------_ --- ... _------.. _------2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ------11
Sehore 288 203 12 288 27 6 17 54 107 70.49 4.17 100.00 9.38 2.08 5.90 18 75 37.15
2 Ashta 278 198 13 278 32 13 10 18 152 71.22 4.68 100.00 11. 51 4.68 3.60 6.47 54.68
3 I~hhawar 137 76 9 137 9 5 4 6 39 5) .47 6.57 100.00 6.57 3.65 2.92 4.38 28.47
4 NasrulJaganj 165 120 11 165 4 7 4 8 25 72.73 6.67 100.00 2.42 4.24 2.42 4.85 15.15
5 Budni 144 104 10 144 21 9 29 41 31 72 .22 6.94 100.00 14.58 6 25 20.14 28.47 21.53 ------. ----- _.. - - -_ ---_------_. ------Tota): District 1,012 701 55 1,012 93 40 64 127 354 (69.27) (5.43) (100.00) (9.19) (3.95) (6.32) (12.55) (34.98) ------
The drinking water facility is th~ only amenity per cent of its villages are having educational that is available in all the villages of the district. facilities. The Ichhawar tahsil, therefore, shows the The source of drinking water may vary from village to lowest achievement in regard to the literacy rate village and there may be more than one source but (15.02%> when compared to Ashta (21.21%), what is achieved is that at least one facility for Sehore (26.7fi%). Nasrullaganj (2 1 .03%> and Blldni drinking water guaranteed in each and every village, (17.85%). It is interesting to note that although giving the cent per cent coverage. Infrastructural Budni tahsil is entirely rural tahsil with no urban facility for education is provided for 701 (69.27) centre. it could achieve 27.85 per cent of literacy due villages in the district. Sehore, Ashta, NasfuIJaganj to better provision of amenities. and Budni tahsiis could provide educational facilities to more that 70 per cent of their villages. Icbhawar, Although the aim of the government planning the only tahSil, in regard to the provision of is to provide medical facihty to one and all by educational facilities is depressing for only 55.4 2000 AD, it is depressing to note that the district xxvi
has only 55 (5.43%) villages out of total 1012 villages are provided with the amenities. The villages, that are provided with medical facilities. essential means of transport are train, bus, cart Among the five tahsits of the district Sehore and etc. The pucca road facility is provid ed in 12.55 Asbta show a po)r progress in this regard for less per cent of the total villages of the diitrict. The than 5 per cent of their villages are benefited with district abviously, manifest a poor development in medical facilities. The rest three tahsils are regard to transportation and communication, that relatively better for 6.5 per cent of their villages are vital for over-all progress in the district. It may are having medical facilities. be noted that Budni is the best in regard to the provision of transportation and communication in Only 9.19 per cent of the tolal villages of the district are having Post and Telegraph facility. Budni, the district as out of its total villages 20.14 per cent the only rural tahsil witbout any urban centre, could are having communications facilities and 21.47 boast of having nearly 14.6 per cent its villages per cent of them benefitted with the approach by with post & telegraph amenity. The least developed PUCC'i Road. It is interesting to note that although tahsil in regard to the said amenity is NasruJlaganj the Budni tahsil bears all the rural character and with 2.4 per cent of its total villages have Post and does not have a single town or any other urban Telegraph facilities. centre, it is best among the five tahsils of the district so far as a vailability of infrastructural Market or Hat facilities are available for only amenities are concerned. However in respect of 40 villages (3.95%) of the total 1.012 villages of the rural electrification, the Budni tahsil (21.53%> fall district. Sehore tahsil is the poorest lot for only behind Ashta (54. 6.8~~). Sehore (37.15%). Ichhawar 2.08 per cent of the villages have tbe said facilities, (28.47%), are better off when compared to Once again, Budni proves the best in the district Nasrullaganj tahsil (15.15%). The district as a Whole with 6.25 per cent of its total villages having market could supply power to only 34. 911 per cent of the and hat facilities. This indicates that the rural total villages, shows depressing develop:nent. population have to cover a great deal of distance fn the above discusssion, the availability of either to sell or purchase their essential amenities are studied in regard to their distribution commodities. in villages irrespective of their population size. The table gives the proportion of rural population ~erved The communications in the district show a poor by different infrastructural ameDllles and also development as 6.32 per cent of the total 1,012 provides this information tahsil-wise. TABLE 2 Proportion of Rural Populatiou Served by Different Amenities ------..._--_------_._-----_&_------SI. Name of rOta I Popu- Proportion of rural populatlon served by the amenity of No Tahsil lation of r------..A...------______--, inhabited Education Medical Drinking Post & Mark~t! Communi- Approach Power villages in water telegraph Hat cMion by pucca supply the tahsil road ------_-_--_--'" - .. - ---~.-.------...- 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 ------._------~--- ~-.....------~---- Sehore 15 7 ,395 140,605 23,398 157,195 39,362 [S,1i38 24,077 4,728 77,551 (~9. 33) ([ 4 87) (100.00) (25.01) (9 \14) ([5.30) (3.00) (49.27) 2 Ash til 164.364 H8.983 36,234 164.364 56.308 36,838 29,816 30,109 115.682 (90.64) (22.0 1 ) (1(10 00) (24.26) (22 41) ( 18 .14) (1832. ) (70.38) 3 Jchhawar 72 457 62,751 17,4,4 72,457 16,970 9.614 7,328 6,918 38,124 (86.60) (24. [2) (lOO.OO) (23.42) ( 13,27) (10.11 ) (9.58) (53.44) Nasrullaga,jj 4 ~I, 096 83,1 14. 15,024 91,097 3,583 11,703 4,483 9,093 18,952 (9 I.:!4) (1G.49) (100.00) (j 93) (12.85) (4.92 ) (9.92) (20.80) 5 Budni 8~,586 75 8,04 25,382 84,586 33.871 24,433 32,883 37,198 35,217 (89.71 ) (30. °I) (l00.00) (40.04) (28.89) (38.88) (43.98) (41.63) ------Total: District 569,899 511,338 117,512 569,899 150,094 98,226 98,587 88.1,93 286,126 (89.72) (10.62) (100.00) (26.34) (17.24) (17.30) (15.44) (SO.21) -----.------.------~------xxvii
Since every village in the district is having Out of total. 1,012 villages 311 of them are dep· one or more drinking water facilities it obviously rived of educational amenity. Among the five serves all the inhabitants. The source of drinking tahsils Ichhawar is tbe most backward for 61 out of water amenities is mostly provided by traditional total 137 villages are not having any educational source i. e., from well, streams, rivers, besides modern facility. The Villages tha t are not having any medical facilities like hand pump, tube well etc. The entire facility but can avail such an amenity within a dis population of the district (569,899) is served by tance of, 5 kms. rates to 86.5 per cent; 7.4% can one amenity or the other so far as the provision of avail within ad istance range 5-10 kms. 957 villages drinking water in concerned thus giving hundred that do not have any medical amenity. 45.6~'~ have it per cent coverage. within a distance of 5 kms., 315.8% have the amenity within 5-10 km. and the rest 15. 7/~ have this beyond Next to drinking water facility, it is the 10 km. Those villages that are deprived of Post and educational amenity which serves a majority of the Telegraph facility within the village (95.7) but can rural population in the district (89.72). This rate by all means is a satisfactory achievement avail within a distance of5 km rate to 62.4%.27.7 particularly when the availability of educational per cent avail them within a distance range of 5-10 amenity in the villages of district rated to less than kms. and rest (9.9%) can avail them beyond 10 kms. 70 percent. Moreover, the coverage of said amenity distance. In regard to the Market and Hat facility is deprived to only approximately ten per cent of the out of 972 village that do not have them but 40.1 %can district ru~al population, in different age groups including the ones that do not fall in school going avail them within 5 lan. distance, 42.4% within 5-10 category. This further ascertain a very satisfactory km range and 17.5 % beyond 10 km. Similarly the achievement in regard to the provision of educational vi\lages that do not have communication facility faciliti~s to the rural popuiation of tbe district. number 948, of which 43.4 per cent have an access to Nasrullaganj, is the best served in this regard with it withm 5 km.. 37.9 per cent 5- I 0 km. distance and 91.24 per cent of its total population being served by an educational amenity follow('d by Ashta (90.64%). rest IS.7 per cent beyond 10 kill. The situation in Budni (89.71%> Sehore (89.33%) and Ichhawar regard to the accessibility of the amenities to the (86.60%). villages show a poor development. Although a majo rityof the villages without the ;,bove said amenity, So far as medical amenity is concerned, Budni but can avail them within a walkable distance (Skm), tahsil is found to enjoy a better position for 30.01 their day to day needs specially in regard to attending per cent of its population is served by the said arne· market, medical centres Of Postal and Telegraph nity followed by lchhawar (24.12%), Ashta (22.04%) unit cause inconvinence to the village masses, who are Nasrullaganj (16.49%), Sehore (14.87). The over all position in regard to the provision of me-dical amenity otherwise busily engaged in thelf economic pursuits. to the rural population (20.62%) of the district is too The condition of the villages those have alcess to the behind the expected target of achieving' Health for amenities beyond 5 km. is still worse. 1 he following all' by 2000 AD. The table 3, indicates that district table, furnishes tbe details in regard to the d istri still remains backward so far as the provision of an:e· bution of villlages which are having one or more nities concerning Post and Telegraph, Market/Hat, Communication, Approach by Pucca Road and Power amenities according to distance range from the nearest Supply to its rural popUlation concerned. town. xxviii
TABLE 3 Distribution of villages not baving rertain amenities arranged by distance ranges from tbe places wbere tbese are available
-----_------,_ ------..-.._ ~------Sl. Village not having the Number of villages where the amenity is not available at distance of No. amenity of ~------A_------, -5 Kms. 5-10 Kms. 10+Kms. Total (eols 3+5) ------_------2 3 4 5 6 ------__ ._------Education 269 23 19 311
2 Medical 436 371 150 957
3 . Drinking Nater
4 Post and Telegraph 573 255 91 919
S Market/Hat 390 412 170 972
6 Communicdtions 411 359 178 948 ------._------_.------_- Th e towns or any urban unit functions as centre and surrounding rural population. The following table of many villages around it for it renders many facili· fLlrnishes the details in regard to the distribution of ties that are gel)erally absent in the villages. The villages which have an access to one or more ameni. infrastru~tLlraJ amenities are also gen~rally provided ties according to distance range from the nearest to all the towns and these towns serve both urban town.
TABLE 4 Distribution of villages ,according to the distance from the nearest town and availability of different amenities ------_.------Range of Number of Number (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of Population inhabited r ------~--..J------, villages in Educational Medical Drinking Post and Market! Commun.· Approach by Power each range water Telegraph Hat cations pucca road supply
2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10
------_" -- -_ ------_----""------0-5 73 49 73 3 4 14 50 (67 12) ( I 37) (100 0(1) (4 11) (I. 05) (5.48) (19.1 g) (68.49 ) 6-15 367 286 22 367 33 11 18 39 148 (77.93) (5.99) (100.00) (8.99) (3.00) (4.90) (10.63) (40.33) 16-50 ~~ ... 3-10 31 527 5 I 28 41 70 151 (6~.52) (5.88 ) (100.00 ) (9.68) (5.31) (7.78) (13.28) (18.65) 51+ 45 . 26 45 6 1 1 4 5 (57.78) (2.22) (100.00) (13 .33 ) (2.22) (2.22j (8.89) (11.11 )
------~---- -_----_------_------Total 1,012 701 55 1,0U 93 40 64 127 354 (69.27) (5.43) (100.00) (9.19) (3.95) (6.32) (12. 55 ) (34.98) ------_------_------nix
As mentioned earlier one of the five tahsils of be difficult to have satisfactory linkage between urban the district (Budni) does not have a single town or centres and villages around them. The logical assum any urban centre and rest (our tahsils have one each. ptIOn is that villages situated nearer to an urban centre The above table indicates that more than half of the have better access is discouraged with the present villages (5t 1 %) having one or more amenities are position of communication system in the rural areas situated in distance range of 16-50 km., 36.3 per cent of the district. Furthermore. 7.3 per cent of tbe total within a range of 6- 15 km., 7.2 per cent within 5 km villages without an amenity are within a walkable and 4.4 per cent above 51 kms. The four urban centres distance of 5 km., baving 92.7% dependent upon in the district are not well distiibuted so far as proxi communication and transportation; reflecling a poor mity to thr villages are concemed, thereby suggesting development. a poor inter action between villages and urban centres. As mentioned earlier out of the to!al of 1,012 Tbe following table gives the distribution of villages only 64 villages (6.3%> are having communi villages according to populatiou range a.nd amenities cation faoiIities and 127 (12.6%) Villages have appro available. ach by pucca road. With the given facilities it would
TABLE 5
Distribution of villages according to population range and amenities available
------~---~------~------Range of Number of Number (with percentage) of villages having th~ amenity of Populatiol1 inhabit~d r------_ _ ---- _ - _..J.-______-- ____ """'1 villages in Education Medical Drinking Post and Marketl CClmmUnt- Approach by Power each range w:lter Telegraph Hat cations pucca load sllpply
- --_------_._------.- -_------~-- 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10
_------_._ ----_ -~-~ --_-_------
Less than 499 622 323 622 10 21 55 160 (51.93) (0.16) (100.00) (1.61) (3.38) (8.84) (25.72)
500~1.999 361 350 28 361 57 17 26 56 li2 (96.95) (7.76) (100.00) (15.77) (4.71 ) (7.20 ) (15.51 ) (47.65)
2.000-4,999 27 ':0 24 '2.7 24 21 15 14 2C: (100.00) (88.89) (100.00) (88.89 ) (77.78) (5:.56) (51.85) (.p.O')
5.000+ 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 (100.00) (100.00 ) (100 00) (100 00) (100_00) (100,00 ) (11)0.00) (100.00) ------_------._- Total 1,012 7\11 S5 1,012 93 40 64 127 354 (69.27) (5.43) (100.00) (9.19) (3.95) (6.32) (12.55) (34.98) xxx
The table above, indicates that larger the size~ TABLE 6 population of the village better are the provisions of Main staple Food in the Majority of villages in eacb Tabsil amenities in them. Thus the percentage of villages -_._---_------having one or more amenities is highest in the largest S]. No. Name of Tahsil Main Staple Food population size. 2 3 ------_... _------_--- I Sehore Wheat, Jowar Wheat and Jowar are main staple food of the 2 Ashta Wheat, Jowar population as shown is the table furnished alongside: 3 Ichhawar Wheat. Jowar 4 Nasfullaganj Wheat, Jo~ar 5 Budni Wheat, Jowar
Table 7 presents tbe land use pattern in the district, giving the proportion of cultivabl~ area to the t.otal area. TABLE 7
Distribution of Villeges According to Land use ------_._------Total area Percentage of cultivable Percentage of irrigated SI. Name of Tahsil No of inhabited Villages in hectare arca to total area area to total No. Cultivable area
------,,------..... ------.--- 2 3 4 5 6 -----..------
:'.88 148,508.53 113,009 80 12,072.58 1 Sehore Tahsil (76.10) (10.68)
278 137,634.65 98,849.75 7,545.81 2 Asbta Tahsil (71.82) (7.63)
137 104,458.98 47,670.:'.3 4,457.37 3 Ichhawar Tahsil (45.64) (9.35)
165 110,7R9.11 83,765.9:; 1,141.94 4 Nasrullagani Tahsil (75 61) (1.36)
144 99,Q71.40 '52,370 27 ~, 717,21 5 Budni Tahsil (52.39) ( 5. 19)
------_._----- Total: District J,Ot2 601,362.67 395,666.00 27,934.98 (65. 79) (7.06 )
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It may be se~n in the abov!! table that 65.79% hectares, 27,934.98 or 7.06% are irrigated indicating of the total area is accounte. for as cultivable area of very poor progress' in regard to the irrigation of the district when compared to that oftbe State (42.38%) of the total cultivated area of 395,666 facilities. Among the tahsils in the district, Ichhawa xui
shows poor utilisation of land for only 45.64% of its potentiality in rCiard to the land utilisation but total land is cultivated, while Sehore tahsil shows stands second in the rank of proportion of irrigated maximum utilisation (711.10%) of available land for land forming 9.35~~ only nf'xt to Sehore (10.68%). cultivation, Although Ichhawar has shown a minimum
Figures in regard to the population growth, density and sex-ratio of ur ban population in the district are furnished in the table below: -
TABLE 8
Growtb, Density and Sex·ratio of Urban Population in tbe District in relation to tbe State
- -- - -~---'------... ~------...---- -...--- District State ,-- ______..A. ______""""' r------..A.------...... Cen- Total Urban %Urban Decadal Density Sex- Total Urban ~'~Urban Decadal Density Sex-ratio ~us Popu- Popn- Popnla- Percentage (Popu- ratio(No' Popu. Popu- Popula- p!rcentage (popllla- (No. of year lation lation don variation lalion of femal~8 lation lation tion variation (ion per females in urban per sq, per 1, oro in urban sq.kms.) per 1,000 popUlation km.) males) population mal es) ------_._---- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 _...... ------1951 2g3,86~ 28,113 9 55 +27.46 748 875 26,071,637 3,132,937 12.02 +33.16 2,034 907 1961 381,26R 42,406 11.17 +57.141,835 866 3~,372,408 4,627,234 14.29 +47.70 2,482 856 {971 510,894 56,567 10,07 +J~. 77 1,466 876 41,654,119 6,784,767 16.29 +46.63 2,378 868 1981 757,381 87,482 13.31 +54.65 2,138 871 52,178,844 10,586,459 20.29 +56. C3 2, 170 884 ------
There is a steady growth in urban population i981 in the district while in the state it remained during last four decades except during 1961-1971 unchanged. The number of females per 1000 males where it shows a decline, in the district. However, i,e, the sex ratio, recorded in 1981 in the district is pace of urb!misation in the district bas been very 907 which has increased from 870 recorded in 1971 slow. The proportion of urban population has gone while, as mentioned, in the state the sex ratio remai up from 9.55 per cent in 1951 to 13.31 per cent ill 1981 ned 941 at 1971 and 1981. while the corresponding growth rate for the state as a whole has been from 12.02% to 20.29~~. As there has been no new town added in the district In 1981, nor there has been declassification Density: of any old town, the information in this regard furni Density of population in Sehore district is 100 shed in the following table is nil. per sq. km. which is less than that of the State (118). The density of population is less in 19~1, in the TABLE 9 district when compared to the! 971 (120), while at the New Town/Towns declassified in 1981 Census. State level during the corresponding years has increa sed from 94 to 118. Among the tahsils Sehore recorded Name of Town Population 1981 Census to be the most densed with 132 persons per sq. km. ---_._------... -----~- followed by Ashta 126, Budni 80 and botb Ichbawar 2 and Nasrullaganj with 73.
Sex.Ratio: (a) Added Nil There has been an increase in female population (b) Declassified Nil in proportion to the male popUlation during 1971 and xuii
The following table deals with tbe finances indicating the receipt and expenditure in the towns in the district.
TABLE 10
Per capita receipt and expenditure in towns
Class, N3'ne and civic Per capita status of the town ,-- --~------~------.~ --~ Receipt Expenditure _._ ---. ,-----._------. r------~------Tolal R~ceipt Receipt Tr.tal General Expenditure Public Expen· Other through from all ex pen- admiois- on public works diture specify taxes other diluTe tr,,(ion health and 00 public convenience ------_.- - .. _------.------~-- -_._---- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 - ----_------_ ------...,..-.------
III Ashta (M) 40.69 36.67 4.02 34.Q8 9.10 2 29 10.47 2.36 2.86
V Ichhawar (M) 22.17 2.7.6 19.91 21.15 1.22 0.24 0.47 10.22
III Nasrullaganj (M) 7·36 6.24 1. 12 5.63 2.53 o 0·\ 1. 94 0.47 0.90
II Sehore (M) 4) 42 4l. 81 11.61 42.09 27.17 8.02 6.90
------_-----_. ----~------,- -_ .---- Total 37.78 27.93 9.85 35.26 18.58 2.09 7.31 0.61 6.67 ------
It is indicated in the above table that the major highest proportion of the total expenditure (Rs. 35. ~6). source of per capita receipt is through taxes in the The other expenses in regard to per capita expendi district, for Rs. 27.93 is throu~h the taxes and from ture of the towns are reported to be expenses ou other sources it is only Rs. 9.85 making the total per public works (Rs. 7.31). for public health and capita receipt of the district Rs. 37.78. The per capita convenience (Rs. 20.9). Among the towns, Ashta's per receipt in all tke fOllf towns of the district (Rs. 37.78) capita expem!iture on public health and convenience, is round to be higher than the per capita expenditure. and public works recorded to be Rs. 9.29 and Rs. Among the four towns Sehore municipality has the 1O.47 respectively, that are more than the per capita bighest per capita r~ceipt (Rs. 43.42) and the lowest expenditure on general administration (Rs. Q.29). In Narsullaganj Gram P,lflcbayat (Rs. 7.36). In regard the rest of the towns, however, the per capita expen to the expenditure IU the district it is found that the diture on general administration is more than any general admimstration expenses (Rs. 18.58) claimed other aspects mentioned in the above table. xxxiii
The following table provid es the data pertai- facilities in different categori es per ten thousand ning to availability of educational (institutional) populatiou.
TABLE 11
Schools per ten thousand population in towns
------~------Class, Name and civic No. per ten thousand population status of town r------.------~---'"""' Higher . Secondary/ Juuior Primary Secondary/ Matriculation Secondary! Inter/POC/ Middle junior College ------2 3 4 5
_____ - ___.... ------_____o ______
IV Ashta (M) 0.02 2.55 3.57
v rchhawar (M) 2.36 5 91 5.91
V Nasrullaganj (G.P.) 1.39 1. 39 4.16
4.02 II Schore (M) 0.77 2.49 ------_------_. -_.--_------All Towns 1. 03 2.74 4.12
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It may be observed from the above table that regard to the provisions of the institutional facilities, roughly 4 primary schools serve 10,000 population i.e. with 6 primary schools, 6 middle schools and 2 nearly 2,500 population depend upon a single primary Higher Secondary Schools for every ten thousand school. This indicates a lag between institutional population, it has sh9wn poorest achievement so far facilities and the population size. This may be the literacy rate of the tahsil is concerned ( 15.70 ). reaSon for a great deal of population drop out in the It may be a point for reference that though Budni school. For every tell< thousand population there are tahsil characterised with complete rural set-up, nearly three middle schools and one higher secondary/ without any township has recorded the highest 'lnter/PUC/lunior college, in the dIstrict. literacy rate ( 27.8S). The Schore town although is the district headquarters could not achieve much It is interesting to note that although Ichhawar progress in regard to the provision of institutional is the best among the four towns of the district in facilities in the ed ucational sector. xxxiv
The following table provides the information on Sehore town (3 beds per 10,000 population) could Dot number of beds in medical institutions. provide beds as the: Icbhawar could. On the whole the district in regard to the provision of medical TABLE 12 facilities found to be very backward. specially when Number of Beds in Medical Institutions in Towns. ambitiOUS programme objectives is for health for all by 2,000 AD.
The following table provides the information in Class, name and civic No. of beds in medical regaTd to the proportion of slum popu lation in town. statUs of the towns institutions per 1,000 population. TABLE 13
2 Proportion of Slum population in towns
II Ashta (M) 1.73 V Ichhawat (M) 3.55 Class, Name and Proportion of Density in IV Nasrul iaganj (M) 1. 11 civic Status of Slum population slums II Sehore (M) 2.99 the town to total popu/a tion (per sq.Km) ------_----,._------_------. --- All Towns 2.61 2 3 ------_------II Schore (M) 1. 34 1,400 Ichbawar, once again found to be more develo ------"-- ped than other three towns in respect of the provision Total 1. 34 14.00 of beds in medical institutions. On an av ~rll.ge as ind j categ in the above table, roughly 4 beds are provided in Ichhawar medica I institution for every ten thousand As per the above table the proportion of slum population, which is highe~ than the district average population to the total popUlation Sehore town has i. e., J per 10,(')00 population. Nasrullaganj, in this less than one and half per cent. Although, the density respect found to be very backward for there is only of population in the slums is only 1,400 it is bound to one bed per 10,1100 population, while as pointed ear increase at a further rate in accordance with the pace lier Ichhawar town provides one bed for every 2,500 of urbanisation and migration of labourers from rural population. Even the district headquarters i. e:., areas to the town.
Table 14 gives the data on the most important commo 'ities man ufactured, imported and exported in towns of the district. TABLE 14 Most important commodity manufactured, imported and exported in towns.
------... ------_ ------Class, name and Most important commodity civic status of r------A------~ the towns Manufactllred Exported Imported ------_------2 4 ------~------.. ---- IV Ashta (M) Iron box lIandloOl1l Cloth Electrical Parts
V Ich hawar (M) Woodcn··Furniturc Grain Cloth
I".. NasrullaganJ (G.P. ) Pulse Grain Cloth
II Sehore (M) Sugar Sugar Medicine ------.. ------MADHYA PRADESH 21 TAHSIL SEHORE DISTRICT SEHORE
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104 129 ~~<'I' 10 12 f,rl!ill~' III R2 105 iftll m 156 153 106 'l!llll{( 27 29 130 ~T~l)'lI 84 85
107 '11'0; ifit1"! 63 66 108 lIifi)f~'lr 80 88 131 q(G:Iii~ 120 1£,rl:I 110 116 32 34 143 fmHlT'l:" 121 IIm<:T 37 43 1 3 I 133 144 'r~f'l'lr 101 103 145 ,!~'1 91 93 146 ~;rO:I 1.f;i!:~'fI 4 4 122 11"1<:'1"1]1: 57 62 147 ~ljf,m 24 25 148 lilll9'!I?T 140 142
123 ,:'i9~r 124 126 152 f!j_l:T;fT ~6 84 127 ~qm9' 36 38 153 ii)~r 116 121 128 >;~iT 17 19 154 ~t,"I'];U 64 60 22
ALPHABETICAL UST OF VILLAGES ------SI. Namo of ViIlagf L.e.No. S!. Name 01 Vi/lag. L.C.No, No. r--.A.----. No. r--..A.-___ 1971 1981 11111 1981 ------2 3 4 f 2 4 ------.------
29/1 Sebore Tahsil
A 36 Barr; 58 59 37 Barba Khedi 277 267 196 Abdull:lpur 195 38 llazar 25 26 47 2 Achharoi 46 39 Beel Kheda Khurd 293 294 41 3 Ahm:ldpur 40 40 Bhagwanpura 244 245 77 4 AjmatDlIgIlr 76 41 Bhandeli 290 291 5 Alahda Khedi 240 241 42 Bbainsa Khedi 281 282 6 Alampura 262 263 43 Bhatoni 185 188 1 Amajhir 248 248 44 Bherupura 48 49 3 Amamaye 299 300 45 Bheela Khedi 69 70 9 Amla 173 176 46 Bhimpura 162 165 10 Anwoli Kheda 297 298 47 Bhoj 86 89 230 231 11 Arnrod 48 Bhoja Khedi 53 54 49 50 12 Arniya SUltanpurl'l 49 Bhoj Nagar 280 281 106 109 13 Atralia 50 Bic\jhni 117 120 203 204 t4 Awantipura 51 Bichhiya 115 lUI 52 Bijhm 261 262 B 53 Bijora 201 202 Bijori 202 203 t5 Badar Kasant 7S 19 54 16 Badbeli 104 107 55 Bilkisganj 274 275 17 Badnagar 258 259 56 Bfshan Kheda 13 13 18 Bairagarh Chhatri 57 58 57 Bisban Kheaa 167 170 19 Bair>lgarh Ganesh 136 139 58 Buda Kheda 72 73 21+ Bairagarh Khlillll'll 61 62 H Baktdl J52 155 C 2:2 Bamuliya 60 61 59 Chainpura 211 272 23 B.lUu1lya 259 26l> 60 Chandbad 12 12 24' Ban Kheda 41 42 61 Chanderl 243 244 25 Bansia 2 2 €2 Chamal 45 46 26 Baradi Kalan 100 103 63 Chauki 9S 98 21 BaratIi Khurd 99 102 64 Chhapri HI 114 28 Barkheda Bazyan 284 225 172 29, Barkheda Deva 64 65 65 Chhapri Baramad Ashta 169 3lJ Barkheda Hasan 31 32 66 Chhapri Kalan 200 201 31 Barkheda Kharet 83 85 67 Chhapri Khurd 151 154 32 Barkheda .)ukal 224 225 68 Chhatri 56 57 33 Bar Xhedi 87 90 69 Chbatarpura 16 16 34 Bar Klledi 263 264 70 Chitodia Ban 183 186 35 Barnawad 6 (, 71 Chitodia Hema 186 189 23
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ------SI. Name of vil!aae L.C.No. Sl. Name of Villap L.C.No. No. ,..---J-----., No. r---A----.. 1971 1981 11171 1981 --_------_------2 4 2 3 4 -----
29/] St'hore Tabsil
72 Chitodia Lakha 184 187 104 Hasanpura 206 207 73 Chondi 231 232 105 Hasanpur Tinonia 66 67 lOr; Hatia Khedll 81 82 D 1117 Hedarganj 163 166 108 Hingoni 74 Dehriya Khurd 292 293 59 60 109 Hinoti 75 Dchri 33 34 73 74 110 Heerapllr 38 76 Dendi 168 171 39 III Hirapur 275 77 Devli 144 141 276 18 271 Dhabla 276 I 79 Dhaman Kh.da 253 254 106 80 Dhan Khedi 103 112 Jmlia Bhoj 302 84 81 Dhan Khedi 146 149 113 Imli Kheda 285 2&6 253 82 Dhavo:i 252 114 Imalia Hasan 93 96 83 Dhobi Khedi 129 132 84 Dida Khedi 199 200 J 85 Dobra 223 224 115 Jahanglrgarh 86 Dodi 226 227 34 35 116 Jahangirpura 245 87 Do!atpura 82 83 246 111 h.!an Klledi 135 13R 88 Doraha 97 100 118 lakha Khedi 213 89 Dupadiya Bhi! 228 229 2i4 119 Jamni 239 240 90 Dupadiya Dang! 105 108 120 Jamonia Kalan 207 209 91 Durgaon 9 !I 121 Jamnuia Khunl 92 95 G 122 Janpur Bawadiya 109 210
123 )ala KI,etia 180 1~3 92 Gadiya 288 289 124 Jelli 107 1 (0 93 Garhi Bagraj 29 30 125 Jerla 22 21 94 Gawa 4 4 126 Jhagaria 1()S III 95 Geru Khan 2R6 287 127 Jhar Kh"da 102 IDS 96 Ghat palasi 121 124 1~8 JugrajpUla 27 28 97 Gokalpura 171 174 98 Gopalpura 51 52 K 99 Gudbhela 190 193 129 Kachn-viya 100 Gulkhedi 131 134 14Z 1,4 130 K.lchnariya 101 Gundi 37 38 155 158 131 Kadrabad .26 129 102 Gyaraspura 303 87 132 Kaha 1 i J adeed 254 255 H 133 Kahar; Kadeem 151 156 IH Kaku Khedi 43 44 103 Hasanbad 250 251 135 Kala P.Lilad 251 252 24
ALPHABETIeAL LIST 011 VILLAGES ------_------SI. Nama of Village L.e.No. Sl. Name of Vil!ae. ,..-_..A-L.e.No.___ No. r--..A----., No, 1971 1981 1971 1981
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29/1 Sebore Tahsil
160 163 170 La8udia Dhakad 166 169 136 r<.alyanpUra 147 150 171 Lasu:;lia Khas J57 07 Kapuri 154 161 164 172 Lasudia Padhar 238 239 138 KaJadia. Ata 1)9 142 173 Lilakhedi 294 295 139 Karanj Kheda. 149 152 174 Lodhipura 20 21 140 Karariya Bhil 42 43 175 Londia 145 148 141 Karlat 65 66 142 Kasar Khedi 91 M 143 K;!lpon 88 D3 144 Khadampur 130 176 Magarda 19 19 68 69 145 Khai Kheda 177 Magar Kheda 140 143 143 146 146 Khajuria Kalan 178 Magardi Kalan p 17 134 137 147 Khajuria Khurd' 179 Magardi Khurd il 11 233 148 Khamaliya 232 180 Mahodia 198 199 131 149 Khandwa 128 181 Mahua Kheda 10 10 296 182 Mahua Khcda 119 150 Khari 295 116 167 183 Majheda 40 151 Kharpa 164 39 184 Mana Kheda 1-52 Khasll Khed'i 54 55 157 160 273 185 Mand Kheda 70 153 Khedfi 272 11 Manpura 154 Kherabad 118 121 186 14 14 lSI 155 Khokari 178 181 Manpura 84 86 1)6 Khutiya Khedi 257 258 188 Manpura 212 213 157 Khuraniya 291 292 189 Marhati 4, 48 g J58 Khursedpur 242 243 .90 Mendora 8 191 Meni Khedi 159 Khusamada 101 104 lSa 153 192 Mittu Khedi 112 115 16~ Kishanpura 273 274 193 Mogra RJm 246 249 161 Kodiya ChhitlJ 211 212 194 Molga 162 Kolu Khedi 28 29 210 211 195 Mogarol Phool 163 Konajhir 24,} 250 188 191 196 Motipura 164 Kola Karar 298 299 18 18 165 Kulas Kalan 267 268 197 Mugispura 1,91 194 166 KUlas Khurd: 269 270 198 Muhali 218 119 199 MUkhtar Nagar 124 127 167 Kushalpura 301 20 200 Mullani 1.70 173 L 20J Mundla Kalan 148 J51 202 Mundla Khurd 158 161 168 Lab Khedi 174 177 203 Mungaoli 24 25 16" Lasud:a Bazyaft 296 297 204 MungaoJi 219 220 2S
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ------SI. Name of villaae L.e.No. S'. Name of Villa,. t.e.No. No. ,---...... ,..__----., No. ,...... -.A-~ 1971 1981 11171 IIISI ------2 3 4 2 3 4 ------
29/1 Sehore Tabsil
205 Munj Kbeda 133 136 206 Muskara 172 175 R
23(' Rabiyabad 305 301 N 237 Rllfiqe Ganj 189 192 2:;2 Raipur 12J 126 207 Nai Redi 77 78 2;19 Raipllfa 221 2~1 187 190 208 Napla Khedi 2.0 Raipur Nayakheda 234 235 270 271 209 Napli 241 Rajukh,di 220 222 226 210 NareJa 225 242 Ralawati 277 278 101 211 Natra Khedi 98 243 Ramakhedi 279 280 Nawipur 99 212 96 244 Ram Khedi 165 168 213 Nipaniya 21-1 215 245 Ramjakhedi 5S 56 214 Nipania 138 141 246 Ra11\palasi 141 145 215 Niwadia 120 123 247 RasJa Khcdi 113 116 Noni Khedi 140 216 137 2-18 Rasulpura 71 72 234 217 Noni Khedi Gusain 233 2-19 Rasulpur 179 182 228 250 Rata Kheda 227 290 P 251 Ratnn Khedi 289 252 Rawan Kheda 125 128 Rawat· K.heda 15 15 218 Panchama 236 237 253 218 219 Pach Pipalia 182 185 254 Rola 217 Rolu Khedi 159 162 220 Padalya 30 31 255 Padli 265 266 221 S 222 Padyala 52 53 223 Pan Bihar 122 ]25 256 Sagoni 256 257 224 palan 89 92 257 Salehpur 36 37 225 Pater 3 258 Sali KheJa Gus~i 304 303 2~6 Patera 21 22 259 Sangran,pur 1r.l 184 2).7 Pathriya 23 24 260 Sankh,:da 79 80 287 288 228 Palni 261 Sankla 44 45 229 Pearpatan 80 81 262 Saranga Khedi 241 242 230 Phandd 35 36 263 Sarkhrdl 127 ]30 23] Pili Karar 1 1 264 Satanw"di 5 5 232 pilu Kltedi 50 51 265 Satorania 109 J 12 233 Pipaliya Mira 260 261 266 Satplpaliya 247 247 93 234 Pipa1 Kheda 67 68 ,..,.261, • SarPOll 90 235 Pipalntr 282 .J8~ 2"66 ' )e)'n3Ii.' K.llan 156 159 26
ALPHABETICAL LIST 011 VILLAGES ------SI. NalllG of VillAge ,--.A.-L.e.No. ___ Sl. Name or ViJlHt L.e.No. No. No. r-..A..-_ 1971 1981 1971 1981 ------_.... _-----_------2 4 2 4 ------,------
29/1 Sebore Tabsil
269 Sema]i Khurd 205 206 T 270 Semm Dangi 222 223 271 Sewania 196 197 290 Taj 229 230 272 Shaharyarganj (RiTan Khedi 132 135 291 Tdkipur 237 238 292 Takiya Z73 Shahjahanpur 75 76 85 88 293 Thuna !Ca.) an 235 236 274 Slmhpur Kodia 197 198 294 20g 275 Shekhpura 215 216 Thuna Khurd 208 295 Titora. 264 265 276 Sherpur 194 195 296 Tor~nia 110 113 277 Shikarpur 255 256 Shivpuri 204 205 278 U 279 Shyampur 199 122 297 Udpura 177 180 Sikandarganj 94 97 280 298 Uljhawan 283 284 268 269 281 Sikandarganj 299' l;marjhir 300 302 2,~2 Sikandarpur 278 279 300 Usmania 175 178 283 Sihndarpur!> 74 75 284 Silkhedu 26 27 V 285 Siradj 114 117 301 Vikrampura 7 7 286 Sonda 176 179 287 Sonkatchh 91 94 W 288 Soli 62 63 302 Waheedganj 63 £4 289 Suakhem 32 33 303 Waheedl:anj 216 217
2912 Ashta Tahsil
A 11 Arniya Ram 241 243 12 Aroliya 135 137 Abdu:llpur 150 152 13 Arcl iya (Jawar) 22 22 2 Ahmadpur 04 136 l4 Atral~a 193 200 Amarpura 83 84 15 Atraliya Jawllf 63 '4 4 Amipur 231 2J3 16 AwaH Khoda 296 111 5 Amkhedi 272 274 6 Amla Maiju 82 83 B 7 Anandipura 140 142 8 Arniya Dalla 240 242 11 Badaliya B~ramad Dabari 173 175 9 Arniyagazi 20 20 18 Badghati 256 258 10 Arniya Johari 276 278 19 Badjhiri 235 237 27
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ------NIUle of ViII ... L.C.No. SI. Nlme of "m age L.e.No. SI. ' No. r----..A-----., No.' ,...---J-~ 1971 1981 1911 1981 ------2 3 4 4 ------
29{'J. Ashta Tahsil
20 Badkhola 267 269 57 Bhonra 234 236 21 BadIiya Baramild' 257 259 58 Bhauri Yalan 88 8 59 Bhuphod 245 247 22 Badodiya Gadri 128 130 60 Bilpan 45 45 23 Bager 233 235 61 Bisu Khedi 1 24 Bagdawada 168 170 62 Bor Kheda 202 2S Bahadarpura 163 165 200 63 26 Baijnath 178 180 Burana Khedi 289 290 27 Bajarkhedi 105 106 C 28 Baj Khedi 25· 25 29 Bala Kheda 93 94 64 Chach~ Khedi 193 195 30 Baman Khedi 133 135 65 Chancharsi 130 132 31 Baman K~edj 246 248 66 Channotha 167 169 32 Bamuliya KhiJlchi 212 214 67 Chapsi 15 15 33 Bamuliya Bhati ]l:.S 147 68 Chhapar 278 280 34 Bamuliya Raimal 28 28 69 Chhapri 194 196 35 Band£riya DaJiya 98 99 70 Ch].ayan Kalan 294 295 36 Bandariya Hat 80 81 71 Chh,ayan Khurd 27 27 37 Ban veerpura 186 188 72 Chintnmanpura 46 46 38 Bapcha 237 239 73 Chopadiya 195 197 39 Bapcha Baramad 110 112 Barchhapura 47 47 ~o D 41 Barkheda 78 79 Barkhedi 271 273 42 74 Dabri 159 161 102 103 43 Barkhedi (Siddiqueg;mJ) 15 Dallllpllra 249 251 148 150 44 Bauiput. 76 Dalpatpura 157 159 45 Beda Khedi 2[3 215 77 Darapur 226 228 144 146 46 Bhagwanpur 78 Darkheda 23 23 Bhamura 158 160 47 79 nauniY>l 236 238 Bhana Khedi 41 41 48 80 Dcepla Khedi 120 122 49 Bhati Kheda 33 :'3 81 Dehmat 103 104 50 Bhatoni 244 246 82 Deogarh 1M 2-66 51 Bhatpura 260 262 83 Deapur ;.68 270 52 Bhau Kheda 62 63 84 Dewan Khedi 122 124 53 Bhaurllsa 238 240 85 Dhanaoa 172 174 54 Bheel Khedi 253 25~ 86 Dhankhedi 275 277 55 Bheel Khedi Sadak 206 208 87 Dhinga Khedi 283 285 56 Bhenmpur 75 76 88 Dhuracta Kalnn 54 54 28
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ------Sl. Name or Vlllage L.C.No. Sl. Name or Villa.. L.C.No. No. ,-A-~ No ,_A_--. 1911 1981 1971 1981 -----_._------_.. _------2 3 4 2 4 ------29/2 Asbia Tahsil
52 89 Dhurada Khurd n 120 Hakimpur 6i 68 90 Dodi 69 70 121 Halya Khedi 48 48 91 Duka 164 166 122 Hamid Khedi 160 162 92 Dupadi.ya 153 1 S5 123 Hrjipura 29) 292 124 Harnawada 5 F 125 Harniyagaon 18 18 126 Harraj Khedi 248 250 Fatebpur ] 16 118 93 127 HUhmatpur II 11 146 148 94 FatehpUT Kideram 128 Hirapur 190 192 129 Husainpur Kbcdi 185 187 G ( 95 6adra Khedi 209 211 P6 Gajna 84 85 130 llahi leo 101 97 Ganga! Kothri 95 96 131 Ismail Khedi 38 38 ~g Gau Khedi 6 6 99 GawaKheda 218 220 J 100 Gawala 59 60 101 G hansl!yampurn 152 154 132 Jafrabad 197 199 102 Gondi 181 183 133 Jagannathpura 151 153 103 Gondpura 198 134 Jagmalpur 141 143 liM Gondpllria 282 284 135 Jahanpura 99 100 105 GopalpuT 166 163 Jasmat 106 G,windpur3 290 291 136 101 102 137 Jassupllla 266 268 107 Gunjari 64 65 Jata Khedi 2'6 218 lOS Guradiya lhnd'a iiI 62 138 139 Jawar 31 31 !Ol} Guradi.l'3 Kalan 89 '90 140 Jhalela 60 61 110 Gllradiya Khurd 92 93 141 Jhanjhanpura B 53 111 Gnradiya mandha 56 57 142 Jharkhcdi 250 252 112 (luraoiya Ra0 101 108 Jhikdi 270 272 }t3 Guradiya Rupchand 232 234 143 42 114 Guradiya Sirajuddin 126 128 144 Jhaikdi Jawar 42 115 Guradiya Varma 49 49 145 Jhirniya 242 244 116 Guradiya Bazyaft 279 281 146 JiraplIr Mahodia 7 7 111 Guwali 58 59 K H 147 Kahir Khedi 39 39 113 Hajipur 16 16 148 Kachnariya 203 205 119 Hakimabad t71 173 149 K<.du Khedi III 113 29
ALP~BETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ----_-_.----_------Sl. NIDII of vil!ap L.C.No. Sl. Name of VillaR' L.C.No. No. r----..A-----., No. r----"----. 1971 1981 1971 11181 ---.------2 3 4 2 3 4 ------
29/2 Ashtll Tahsil
Kaji Khedi 161 163 150 L 151 Kajlas 2 2 152 KaJapipal 24 24 188 Lachhirampura 79 80 153 Kalyanpura 17 17 189 Lakhapura 2S1 253 Ig0 154 Kamalpur Khedi 184 184 Lakhiya 91 92 155 Kanapura 208 210 191 Lakhmipur 161 171 156 Kanda Khedi 222 224 192 Lakhu Khedi 277 279 157 Kankriya Khedi 70 71 193 lasudiyol Khas 210 212 158 Kannod 124 126 194 Lasudiyapar 81 82 159 Kanya Khedi 14 14 195 Lasudiya Sukha 192 194 160 Karman Khedi 4 4 196 Lasudiya Yijaysingh 127 129 161 Kasampura 224 226 197 loras Kalan 191 193 162 Katla 286 287 198 Loras Khurd 183 185 163 Kelapani 280 282 164 Keshopuc 19 19 M 165 Keu Khedi 196 198 166 Khacharod 115 117 P 19 Magar Khedi 273 275 167 Khadi 165 167 200 Mali Khedi 118 120 Khajuriya Kasam 88 89 168 201 Mali Kheda Bazyaft 156 158 32 169 Khajui ry a j4war 32 202 Malipura Astha 162 164 170 Khaladiya 137 139 203 Malipura 26 26 171 Khamkhcda Astha 254 256 204 Maina 180 182 Khamkheda Baijnath 179 172 177 205 Maina Khedi 704 206 173 Khandaurapur 239 241 206 Mana Khedi 207 20!J 174 Khatsura 43 43 207 Manir~mpura 263 265 175 Khejda Kheda 65 66 208 Mehmudabad Khodi 228 230 17n Khempur 136 138 209 Iv'emda Khedi 119 121 177 Khenipura 252 254 210 Metwara 36 36 178 Killod 274 276 211 Mirjapur 71 72 212 179 Kodakpura 51 51 Mitthupura 281 283 213 Moh"mmadpllr 180 Katiya N~la 299 34 34 181 Kothri kalan 211 213 214 !\1ohammadpur Pakhani 155 157 182 Kumdawada 182 184 215 Molu Khedi 205 207 183 Kumhariya 259 261 216 Mound la rcagarda 90 91 184 Kundiya Dhanga 35 35 217 Moondla mohabba 10 10 118 Moru kJtedi 123 125 185 Kundi ya NatllU 219 Mubarakpur 221 229 186 Kurnwar 13 13 220 Mugli 225 221 187 Kurli Kalan 50 50 221 Mullani Mangalpur 221 223 30
ALPHABETlCAli UST 011 VILLAGES ------_------.._ Sl. Name of Village L.C.No. Sl. Name of Vi lilli' L.C.No. No. r---"--""""I No r---"--...... 1971 1981 1971 1981 ------.. ------2 4 2 3 4
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29 f 2 Ashta Tahsil
222 Mundi Khedi 154 156 223 Mundla 189 19{ R 224 Muradl'ura 149 151 257 Rajjakpura 131 133 225 MurJwar 9 9 258 Rampura Kalan 113 115 N 259 RaITipura Khurd 108 109 260 Rasulpura 130 232 22~ Nanakpur 129 131. 261 Richhudiya 125 127 227 Nanjipura 285 55 262 Roiagaon 258 260 228 Narpakhedi 109 110 263 Rupabeda 74 75 229- Naugaon 112 114 264 Rupeta 73 74 96 97 230 Neelbad S 23'1 NJjarnadhi 40 40 232 Nimawara. 284 286 265 Sandho Khedi 214 216 233 Nipa'1iya 199 201 266 Sama:rda 220 222 234 Nomaniya 269 271 267 Samardi 219 221 235 Nardllgpur 142 144 268 Samari 287 288 269 Sanl,'l1 Khedi 121 123 P 270 Sati>ada 44 44 271 Selntibari 37 3., 236 pagariya Chor 72 73 272 Seoda 115 177 237 Pagari ya Hat 97 98 273 Snahjah~npura 106 107 238 Paladiya 138 140 274 Shallpura magarda 94 95 ?,W Paklsi 12 12 275 Shahpur:J. Pancbapura 66 67 24(t PamaKhedi 292 293 241 Pangri 243 245 276 Shahwajpura 147 149 277 Shambhu Khedi !90 242 Pao lChedj 174 176 188 241 Pardi Khedi 76 77 278 ShYoInwur Magarda 295 296 244 Parotiya 71 78 279 Shampur Tappa 247 249 245 Puroiil"l Chauhan 29 29 280 Shankarpur 139 141 246 P>trwagosai 202 204 281 ShekhJapura ]43 145 247 P~tariya Chauhan 87 88 282 Shekhu Kheda 55 56 24~ P~tariy Goyal 181 189 283 Shiv Khedi 201 203 204') PiJi Karar Kalln 297 297 284 Siddiqlleganj 104 105 250 Pili Karat Khurd 261 263 2li5 Singarchori 262 264 251 P]lUdra 68 69- 286 Sobha Kh~di 2Z9 231 252 Pipaliya Chamaran. 255 257 287 Sulkhedi 179 181 253 Pipaliya Ramdas 114 116 254 Pipaiiya Salarsi 57 58 T 255 Pirana Khedi 265 267 288 Tajpura 132 134 256 lIitl:apura 293 294 289 Tauda 170 172 31
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29}2 Alihta Tahsil
290 Tigariya 21 21 296 Urnardad 288 289 291 Tipa Khedi 217 219 297 Umarpur 215 217 292 Titoriya 176 178 298 Urli 85 86 293 Tolka Kheda 30 30 W U 299 Wafapur 225 225 294 Udaipur 117 119 295 Udanpura 86 87
29;3 Icbbawar Tahsil
A 20 Bhada Khedi 21 Bhagwatpur 29 29 136 1 Abidabad 135 22 Bha:! khedi 94 95 2 AllipUr IJ6 117 23 Bhojpura 6 6 2 2 3 Alnlaha 24 Bichholi 138 159 111 4 Amla Noabad 110 25 Jlijori 52 52 83 5 Amla Ramjipura 82 26 Binakpura 97 98 57 57 6 Ariya 27 Bishan Khedi 21 21 43 43 7 ArwaIiya 28 Bishan Kheda 10 10 85 86 8 Atraliya 29 Birpura 120 121 30 Bordi Kalan 114 115 B 31 Bordi Khurd 136 141 55 32 Borp~ni alias DudaIaw3 137 72 9 Bagan kheda 55 36 Brijis Nagar 122 123 10 Balapur 36 33 133 11 Balondiya 132 144 C 12 Balupat 141 13 Bamankhedi 35 35 34 Chajnpura 50 50 14 Bamala Darh 134 135 35 Chandpura 'J6 97 15 Bapcha 46 46 36 Chhapari 20 20 16 Barkbeda Kurmi 18 18 Chhapri Miya 72 73 11 Bawadiyachor .lias Shaharyarpur131 132 37 25 25 18 Bawadiya Gusain 68 68 38 Chhapari Tall uk 155 154 19 Bawadiya Noabad 107 108 39 Chikalpa~i 32
ALPHABETICA .. LIST OP VILLAGES ------Sl. Name of Village L.e.No. Sl. Name of ViII... L.e.No. No. r--..A.-~ No. r--..A.-"""",, 1911 1981 1971 1981 ------2 4 2 3 4 ------.--- -_------_--_
29/3 Ichbllwlr Tabsil
67 Jamoniya HJtesingh 93 94 D 68 Jat Khcdi 40 40 69 Jhalki gO 81 40 Deh Khedt 24 24 70 JIlaI Pipali J 56 155 Dehriys 149 150 41 Mukati 71 Jhar Kheda 62 62 47 47 42 Dewan Khedi 72 Jogda Khedi 89 90 100 43 Dhabla Mata 99 73 Jujharpura 75 76 44 Dhai Kheda 124 125 45 Dhamanda 7 7 K 46 Dh"rampuf) 39 39 47 Dhawlarai 30 30 74 Kalapipar 108 109 48 Diwadiya 74 75 75 Kaliya Khedi 3 49 DolatpUr 64 64 76 Kalyanpura Dhakad 79 80 50 DUdlai 63 63 77 Kalyanpura Dube 86 87 51 Durgpura 9 9 78 Kaneriya 121 122 79 Kankad Kheda 91 92 G 80 Karanpura 56 56 81 KhajUflya Dhengi 38 38 52 Gadiya 71 71 82 Klum Kheda 151 138 53 Gaji Kheda 128 129 83 Khejda 102 103 54 GaontaJab 98 99 84 Kheri III 11.:\ 55 Gau Khedi 44 44 85 Kherpura 13 13 56 Golu Khedi 8 8 86 Kolu Khedi 139 142 57 Gora Khedi 41 41 87 Korra 140 143 58 Goyal Khedi 32 32 88 Kudi 95 96 59 Guradi 117 118 89 Kulhadi 29 26 H 90 KundikhaJ 59 59 91 Kushalpura 76 77 (iO Haliya Khedi 34 34 (11 Haraspur 58 58 L 62 Himntatpura 73 74 63 Hutiya Khedi 67 67 92 Ladawad 88 89 93 Ladpura 78 79 I 94 Laliya Khedi 60 60 95 Lasudiya Goudi 145 ] 48 64 It Kheka 146 140 96 Lusudiya Goyal 31 31 J 97 Lusud iya Kaugar 104 J05 98 Lasudiya Ram 9:! 93 65 Jamli 1\2 1 J 3 99 Lusudiya Shekhu 28 2S 66 lamoniya Fatehpur 51 51 100 Lau Khcdi 27 27 33
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ------SI. Name 01 "'iIlase L.C.No. Sl. Name 01 Villa .. L.C.No. No. t"""--J.-.-~ No. ,..--.Jo---. 1971 1981 11171 1981 ------2 3 4 2 3 4 ------__...,_,_ --
29/3 Ichh.1far lUliI
101 Lawa Khedi 154 153 102 Loha Pathar 159 158 R 103 Lotiya 150 151 \31 Raghunat bpura 65 65 132 Ramdasi 66 66 M 133 Ramgarh 129. 130 134 Ram Nagar 37 37 104 Magarpat 157 156 135 Rampura 23 23 105 MandaJgarh 142 145 136 Ratanpur 48 48 106 Mawada 125 126 137 Rupadeh 70 70 107 Mogra 100 101 138 Rupdi 69 69 108 Mohanpur Lendi 5 5 109 Mohanpur !Sewaniya 103 104 115 Nagali 16 16 146 Sewaniya Padhar 153 152 116 Narsingh Kheda 14 14 147 Shaharyar Nagar 87 liS 117 Nawalpura 133 134 148 Shahpura 53 53 lIS Nayapura 81 82 149 Singapur 61 61 119 Nibu Kheda 147 139 150 Siradi 90 91 120 Nil bad 77 78 151 Sohan Chhppari [48 149 121 Nipaniya 109 110 152 Sohan Kheda 130 131 153 SukaIiya Hansraj 12 12 P 154 Sunar Khedi is 15 155 Suwa Kheda 113 _ 114 122 Pal Khedi 83 84 r 123 Pangra Khati 105 106 124 Pangri 101 102 156 Tankpura 143 146 125 Pangri 144 147 157 Toramya 19 19 126 Partappura 17 17 U 127 Parwaliya 45 45 158 Umar Khal 49 49 128' Patariya Sidha 1 t 11 129 Patariya Banka 4 4 Y 130 PhanJ:iya 123 123 159 Yar Nagar S4 8' 34.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ------_._ SI. Namo of Village L.e.No, Sl. Name 01 Vi IIIII' ,-_..A..L.e.No. ___ No. ,--..A..-...... , No. 1971 1981 1971 1981 ------2 3 4 2 3 4 ------.------
29/4 NlSrullaganj Tahsil
34 Borkheda Khuru 6 8 A 35 Bor Khedi 73 88 36 Borpani 164 166 Agra 121 138 162 2 Amba Jadeed 143 C, 16& 3 Ambajhiri 168 S4 37 Chanda Gahan 79 92 4 Amba Kadeein 50 113 38 Chandpura 129 147 5 Amdob 163 105 39 Chorsa Khedi 32 30 Ii Amcerganj 91 140 40 ChatarKota 169 112 7 Amlada 112 S5 41 Chhapuri 45 4& 8 Atralia 69 42 Chhipaner 24 27 B 43 Ghitgaon Kachhi 142 158 44 Chhitgaon Moji 84 97 134 lSI 9- lIabri 4S C;:hie~ 74 8') 16 10 Bachgaoo \5 46 ChichI aha Khurd 102 120 145 161 11 B(ldgaon 47 Chichlaha K~lac 112 128 27 28 12 Bagwata 48 Chichli 11 12 D Bain 9 11 14 Baisad 113 99 D 15 lalagaon 63 79 49 Dabr; 1:5 164 16 Bankot 8 10 50 Demawar 144 160 17 Bansdeo. 13 20 51 Dhaba 167 ) 15 18 Barkhed'j 12 15 52 Dhamallda 106 122 19- B:!dnagar :16 35 53 Dhandia 86 96 20 Basantpur 162 () 54 Dhankot 132 149 zt Basnia Khurlf 131 148 55' Dhannas 85 98 22 Barodiya Jl6 132 56 Dholpur 29 32 H, Beejlan 60 74 57 Digwad 132 154 24 Beela Khedi 157 59 58 Dohhan 19 21 2S Beelpati }O) 116 59 Dongjapani 146 1 26 Bhabbad 105 123 Dlnc!akui 56 69 27 G 28 Bh,ilai 159 62 29 Bhimg:lOn 82 95 61) Ghutwani 3 5 31} Bhura Kheda 156 (1) 6! Gilhari 35 38 31 Bodr 10 13 62 Gillore 62 76 32 Borghati 125 J4~ 63 Gohan 110 130 33 Borkheda Kalan. 61 75 64 Gopalpur 20 22 35
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29/4 Nasrullagnaj Tah!i1
65 Gorakhpur 37 39 66 GuJarpura 55 70 t
H 95 Ladkui 47 55 96 Lanchor 89 100 Habeeb Nagar 4& 53 67 97 Lawapani 92 106 68 HaJya Khedi 64 77 69 Hameedganj (Tumdi) 5 7 M 70 Harmau 98 110 98 Magaria 71 Hathighat 90 102 41 42 99 Mahagaou Jadeed 136 153 I 100 Mahagaon Kadeen 39 41 101 Mal3jpur 126 1.-l2 Harsi 34 36 72 10~ Mandhi 67 ~4 124 73 Itawa Jadeed 107 103 Majhli 75 87 33 37 74 Itawa Kalau 104 Manji Khcdi 42 43 2 75 Itawa Khurd 2 lOS Mariyado 53 67 106 Mehrugaon 81 93 J 107 Mongra Kheda 158 61 76 J amonia Bazyaft 101 119 lOR Muhai 7 9 77 Jamonia (Pandagaon) 30 33 N 18 Jllagar 137 152 25 79 Ihaklaha 23 109 Nadia Kheda Bazyaft 100 118 49 56 80 Jhali 110 NaJia Kheda Kh:t1sa 130 146 8 t Jhirnia 46 47 III Nahar Kheda 88 103 82 Jogala 80 94 112 Nandg:lon 118 135 113 Nandkot 71 ~(J K 114 Narela 99 117 115 Narryanpura 25 21i 83 Kal ...·una 124 143 Nawa!gaon 152 58 84 Kankaria 95 108 116 72 % 85 Kandgaon 140 151 117 Ncelkanth 18 Nlmnagaoll 5LJ 72 86 Knajuri 165 114 45 87 Khanpura 119 136 119 Nimota 43 88 Kharsania 58 73 120 Nlpania 11 J 127 89 Khatia Khedi 117 134 90 Kl>hanpur 4 4 P 91 Kosmi 151 51 139 92 Kotra Pipalia 97 109 121 Padliya 123 93 Kumantal 16 18 122 Palasi Kalan 57 7\ 94 Kurinayapura 14, 49 123 Palaspani 52 64 36
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29/4 Nastun.laoj Tahsil
124 Panchore 87 101 146 Sas1; 21 24 125 Pandaaaon 31 34 147 Satdev 28 31 12.6 Patrani 127 141 148 Satrana 120 137 127 Pattala; 93 104 149 Seegaon 22 23 128 PipJani I 3 150 Seelkanth 66 83 129 PipaJia 13 14 151 Semalpanj ladid 94 107 130 Pipalia Khal sa 12!? 145 152 Semalpani (Kade8fil) 38 40 131 Pipal Kota 114 131 153 Sewania 154 165 132 Pal:!!i Khurd 44 46 154 Shyamugaon 133 15Q 155 Shyampur (Kadcem) 40 44 R 156 Shukarwas 14 19 157 Singpllr 133 Rafiqurganj 150 52 153 57 134 Raja 138 155 158 SiraJi 147 162 135 Ramgarh 109 126 159 Sirali 160 63 131i Rampura Chakaldi 96 III 160 Sohan K.hedi 68 81 137 Ranipura 26 29 161 Sonthia 77 90 138 Ratanpllr 161 6j 162 Soyat 104 121 139 RichaTlya Jadced 141 159 163 Surai J)haba 166 127 110 Richhadia Kadcem 65 78 164 8uned S4 68 '41 Rinjhadia 108 125 142 Rithwar 115 133 T 143 Rujan Khedi 78 91
129 S 165 Tajpura J 11 166 Tigali 70 82 144 Sankota 148 50 167 Tikamod 51 66 145 Sarsodia 17 17 16S Tiladia 139 156
29/5 Budoi Tahsil
A B
Akoi:t 88 90 4 Bagwada 75 77 2 Amon 127 129 5 Baktara 132 134 3 Anwallghat 40 39 6 Bamhori 139 14f 37
ALPHABETICAL L1S1 OF VILLAGES
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29/5 Badni Tahsil
7 Banela 93 95 8 Bansapur 67 73 G 9 Bansa.gahan 125 127 41 Gadar 122 119 10 Bardha 1 2 42 Ganjeet 41 40 11 Bordha. Kheda 8 11 43 Gehun Kheda 12 17 12 Bar Kheda 28 30 44 Gondl! Kheda 126 13 Basania Kalan 31 33 128 45 Gondi Guradia 18 IS 14 Dayan 52 52 46 GUlad Khe(1a 22 23 15 Behra Khedi 29 31 47 Guwadia 71 67 16 8erkhedi 69 68 48 Guwadia Shahganj 95 100 17 Bhadkul 10 12 153 18 Bhim Kothi 156 H 19 Bhomda 21 29 20 Bibda 54 S6 4\1 Hotlewa R5 83 21 Bincka 104 109 50 Hathnora 102 104 22 Bisa Khedi 146 148 51 Hignasir 141 145 23 Bodra 108 113 52 Hirani Ui 84 Bordhi 9 10 24 53 Hoda 116 121 16 14 25 Bori 54 HilJipura 64 60 26 Born a 142 144 , 27 Budni 68 72
C 55 lsharpur 120 120 56 [tarsi 42 44 2R Chachmau 78 80 57 Itwar 114 111 29 Chakla 157 154 30 Chandla Kalan 117 122 J 31 Charua 49 4R 58 Jahajpura 55 57 32 Chikli 119 124 59 Jahanpur ~~ 79 D 60 Jail 107 IOn 61 Jajna 33 35 33 Dehri 137 139 62 Jamonia Kalan 2 3 34 Delawadi 153 6 61 lamoni a ShahgaDj 72 74 35 Devgaon 62 65 64 Janwasa 147 14~ 36 Dha'lkot 43 45 65 13 wahar Kheda 99 101 37 Dipa Khcda 47 :il 66 Jharrapuf 73 75 38 Dobi 105 107 67 Jholipur 151 1 39 Dongri 5 68 Jonlala 134 136 40 DUngllria 97 97 69 JoshipUl 74 7(, 38
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VJLLAGES ------SI. NIIIIt or yill. L.e.No. Sl. Nlme 01 Viii ... L.C.No. NG. ,.....--..A-----. No. ,---.A--...... 1971 1981 1971 11.181 -----"------2 4 2 3 4 ------
29/5 ~UdDj Tahsil
N
101 Naganpur 89 91 102 Naharkola 154 lSI 70 Kakarda 21 27 103 Nahlai 3S 37 71 Karitalai 123 125 104 Nandner 143 143 72 Khadli 26 28 105 Narayanpur 145 147 73 Khandabad 59 61 106 Nayagaon '23 24 74 Khanp'lra 7 107 Neem Khedi 113 112 75 Khapa Khurd 70 (i9 108 Neemton 96 98 76 Khatpura 79 81 109 Ninore 57 59 77 Khawada 121 118 110 Nonbhet 138 140 9 78 Kheri 7 133 135 7~ Kheri Silgena 0 123 80 Khidiya Kurmi t 18 131 81 Khilwai 128 I I J Odia 50 53 HI '117 82 Khoh, 11 83 Kasmi 13 P 132 84 Kosmi 130 1>5 Kusum Kheda 136 138 112 Pahar Khcdi 83 86 113 Panar; 98 96 114 Pandado 60 63 M 115 Pangra. 38 42 116 Panguradi~ 46 50 R6 Machhwai IOn 108 117 Paraswada 82 K7 87 Madhawan 92 94 118 Pathoda 45 47 88 Majarkui 25 26 119 Phulada 39 41 89 Makodia Rehti 20 22 120 Pili Karat 61 64 90 Makodia 80 88 121 Pipalia Bazyatt 15 13 ,}1 Mal.wayan 18 20 122 Pipaliya Kheda lOG 102 92 Mand 66 il 93 Mardanpur 30 32 R 94 MathaI 152 150 95 Mathni 4R 49 123 Ramnagar 76 78 96 Mathagaon 34 36 124 Rampura 94 99 97 Mau Kalan 63 66- 125 Ratanpur Ii 98 Mogra 37 43 126 Rehti ! 7 19 99 MUrari 1 JO 116 127 Rewgaon 36 3R 100 Murrah 44 46 128 Richhoda .124 126 39
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES - ---.__ ---,------_------_------_- Sl. N arne of vii! age L.e.No. Sl. Name of VilisII' t.e.No. No. ,.---.J.------., No. ,----"------1971 1981 1971 1981 ------_ 2 3 4 2 3 4 ------
29/5 Budni Tahsil
145 Sudania 101 103 S 146 Sudon 91 93 147 Siyagahan 131 131 14 15 129 Sa&onia T 130 Sagpur 129 130 131 Sehrai Ginnor 155 152 14R Talpllra 6j 70 132 Saidganj 87 89 149 Thikri 135 137 133 <;alkanpur 19 21 150 Tillot 144 146 134 Samnapur 109 115 135 San Khedi 112 114 U 136 Sanwalkheda 32 34 137 Sarda! nagar 103 105 151 Ukai 90 92 138 Satar 51 52 152 Uncha Kheda 53 55 139 Satra mau 115 110 140 SaltU madi 56 58 V 141 Semaria 24 25 142 Semri kat Kuwa 4 4 153 Vikrampur 81 il2 143 Sbahganj 24 25 Y 140 142 144 Somalwada 154 ¥ur Nagar 58 62
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NOTE EXPLAINING THE CODES USED IN THE VILLAGE DIRECTORY
The Village Directory contains information P - Primary School about the name of village, total area of village, M - Junior Secondary or Middle School total population and the number of households in H -- Matriculation or Secondary Scbool the village, amenities like education, medical, drinking water, post and telegraph, market day, PUC - Higher Secondary / Intermediate/pre communications, approach to village, distance from University/Junior College the nearest town, power supply, staple food, land C - College (graduate level and above) use, places of religious, historical and archaeologi like Arts, Science, Commerce etc. cal interest etc. This is further supplemented by I - Industrial School information on copies of newspapers corning in the Tr. - Training School village, number of motor cyc1es/scooters/cars/jeeps AC - Adult LIteracy class/centre and tractors available in the village. o - Other Educational Institutions. These Every village in a tahsil has been assigned a may include Sanskrit Pathshalas, serial number which is the location code of the Senior Basic School, Maktab, etc. viIlage to facil itate identification. Apart from the revenue villages, forest villages have also been Where figures like P(3), M(2), H(l) etc. occur listed. Villages that have been treated wholly or these denote that the village has three Primary, two partly as urban outgrowths hecause of their being Middle and one Higher Secondary School. contiguous to an urban arca have also been listed and a note ind icaltng "included wholly or partly as If there are composite schools like Middle urban outgrowth of such and such town" has also school with Primary classes or Higher Secondary been given against each such village. schools with Middle classes, these havc been included in the number of Primary Schools and Information about the amenities available has Middle schools as the case may be, been given in columns 5 to 10 of the Village Direc tory with the abbreviations used in different Column 6 : Medical facilities have been shown by columns as ind icated below: - the use of the following abbreviations:-
Where there are more than one institution of a H - Hospital type the number of such institutions has also been MCW - Maternity and Child Welfare Centre shown within brackets. If no facility or amenity is MH - Maternity Home available within the village, a 'dash' is shown and CWC - Child Welfare Centre next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges viz., 5 km.. 5-10 km. etc, of the nearest place HC - Health Centre where the facility/amenity is available has been PHC - Primary Health Centre indicated. PHS - Primary Health Sub-Centre D - Dispensary Column 5 : Educational facilities have been shown byadoptmg the following a bbrevia FPC - Family Planning Centre lions :- TB - TB Clinic 42
NH -_ Nursing Home KR Kaccha Road RP - Registered Private Practitioner FP Foot Path SMP - Subsidised Medical Practitioner Column 12 : Nearest town and distance - The caw - Community Health Worker distance in km of the nearest town 0- Others (whether located in the state or in another state) has been given in Colomn 7 : The types of the potable drinking water brackets under this column. supply and the sources available in the village have been indicated by the Column 13 : Power supply: For this purpose, the following codes :- following codes have been used under this column. T Tap Water
W Well Water ED Electricity for Domestic Purpo~e TK Tank Water EAg Electricity for Agriculture TW Tubewell Water EO Electricity for other purposes like HP Hand Pump ind ustrial, commercial, etc. R River Waltr EA Electricity for all purposes listed above. F Fountaill C Canal Column 15-19 : Land use: Break-up of area under L Lake different type of land use viz .• forest, irrigated area, unirrigated S Spring area, cultuTable waste and area not Nuilah N available for cultivation has betn 0 Others furnished under columns 15-19. NA Information not available (a) Forest - This includes all lands classed as Column 8 : Post and Telegraph facilities have been forests under any legal enactment shown by adopting the following abbre dealing with forests or administe viations: red as forests, whether state own ed PO Post Office or private, and whether wooded or TO Telegraph Office maintained as potential forest PTO Post and Telegraph Office land. Phone Tdephone connection (b) Irrigated and unirrigated (land use) ~ The Column 10 : Communication facilities have been two columns (cols. 16 and 17) cover indicated by the following codes ;- all agricuituralland and include net area sown with crops and BS Bus Stop orchards or nel cropp·ed area and RS Railway Station also cuncnt and other fallows. The NW Navigable Waterway (including latter implied alliaods which were river, canal, backwaters, etc.) taken up for cultivationl . but are Only public transport like Bus. rail temporarily out of cultivation fo, and waterway have been considered a period of not less than a year for this purpose. and more than five years. These Column 11 : Approach to village - This refers to columns do not include gross area the state of road etc. leading to the sown Or gross cropped area. village. (c) Culturable waste - It includes lands fit for This has been indicated by the use of following cultivation wh.ether or not taken up codes :- for cultivation or once taken up (or PR - Pucca Road 43
cultivation but not cultivated for For example, if there is any famoua inore than 5 years. Grazing land religiOUS, historical or archaeologi. and land under groves have been cal place in the village it has been included under culturable waste indicated in this column. Some but this does not include 'orchards'. useful information like number of To be more precise culturable copies of news-papers coming in waste includes: the village, number of motor cycles, scooters, jeeps, cars, tractors, etc., a Permanent pastures and other arc available in the village has grazing lands, been given. The abbreviations used b Land under miscellaneous trees, to indicate the above information crops and groves, relating to the village are as below:- c and cultivable lands not put to agricultllfe. N - Copies of the news papers coming ill the village. (d) Area not available for cultivation ~ This column gives the area of barren M - Motor cycles/scooters available in and uncultivable lands and lands the village. pu t to non.agricultural uscs like C - Cars/Jeeps available in the vilJagc. villa ge sites, roads, water, rocks T - Tractors available in the village. and hills etc. In case there is 'Nil' information for a village a Column 20 : This is a remark column but it bas been 'dash' has been shown. used to indicate some important information relating to the village, 44 '.ill!' f.:t if!!T'tH «T~)t ~~I~ ."1fn7Q ((If lif'l ~qQ')t1 _------~q ,18.' "'_ eilll .1 f'I !l'1I~tIfI niifil' OIlI'!jfqI'ITIl; (!rf~ VIII it 'jf!i'1fT1t ;r'l'iiI'i!! ;r~ t en ilil<'l1r it (-) i~ iiJ'IJTIII "ql I '1';15 ~1!I.i;{lfilil qlf'l'i1:ml lII'h ""iii ~ ~ lfiT~o'li i'i II'tl{ 9' fl>r,,;{t '1:,) en 'lfir!fTlt ~!I l Iii! ~------~------~- 1 itm '!iU, 257,73 138(20) -(-5) -(10+) WR -(5-10) -( 5-10) -(-5)
2 '1ifij1.f1 29[).93 446(73) P(l) -(1D+) W ":'(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)
3 'Hi, 677.51 504(91) P( 1) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10 )
4 !!5 ijl(,('I'Ii[I~T 1,139 57 516(92) P(I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -( 5-10)
6 if'l:il'I'.[;:' 472,21 217(32) - (-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)
7 , f'l'ltil1TT 330.93 ,,')7\'1
8 ~'~T,T 640.91 313 (51 ) pel) _(5_10) W -( 5-1 0) -(5-10) -(5-10)
9 ~'1Ti'1 307 85 475(86) P(I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(-5) -(5-10)
10 ;r;;3n~~r 26R_79 315(4R) pel) -(5-10) w -( 5· 10) - (5-10) -(5-10)
11 1f1fl:;;1 ~i 2R3.50 188(34) _(,_10) -(5-10) W -( 5-10) -(5-10) -( 5-1 0)
12 13 fifl!fil ~~I 168.17 ,,),1'1
14 1{1"~1 528.75 451(82) P( I) -(-5) W,R -(-5) -( 5-1 () -(5-10)
15 "'('('( ri~r 236.62 197(27 ) -(10+) -(_5) W,R -(-5) -(5-10) -(5~10)
16 '(9(f,:!,' 474.55 629(99) P( 1) ~(-5) W,R _'(--5) -(5-10) -(5-10)
17 -(5-10) -(5.10) 18 ll'i''IlTT 283.80 290(59) P(l) -(-5) W -(-5)
19 1f1T\;:::r 914.83 652(118) Pc!) -(-5-0) W,R -( 5-10) -(5-10) ~15-10)
20 !!!IOI,!,I 26.71 33( 5) -H) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) VILLAGE DIRECTORY 45 AlDeo.tI_ lad Laa4 ulle Sehore Tahsil
~n II'n flQ't It- '{fiI .... (nit! 'if!! i1I1it1t Ifif f'lm" Rifll1 if; •• fioqwfi arfq IfTII'liT iffli ~ lift) ~~. oil 1I1~' illilf'( " flI~1I l(iMll( if; i(I ~"r.I !!'Ii) ~m,mr. (Mi.". it, ,hI Laud lilt (i c arca under differcnt types of Land .qifT"~erN ue in hectare. rounMd UP. to 2 dccimal places.) f{~ i "",I ,-______A ______---, ,'" .. II1r.11 , h tift if; ffiii tift t r9' r.,., I'IIf.. , nlllill ~ V'Iq'lII;&' Remarkl ('I1'!!1: a1~ includinl '1Hl'1'~I«~II) ,n, I'lace of Appro. Nearcsl CuUurable Arc. 1101 relillious, aCh town 1lIl0 wasle( inclu. available bi~torical [0 di~tance Power Staple Irrigatcd Unirri. ding gauchar for or archaeolo. Nllme oJ village (in kms) supply food Porel' by source gated and groves) cultivalio'< glcal interest Village
II 12 13 14 15 HI 17 18 19 20 2
KR Narsinghgarh ( 10) Wheat. 161.69 45.88 50.16 Pili karar lowar KR Narsinghgarh( 10) Wheat, D.47W 213.93 23.83 39.70 Hallsia Jowar KR Narsinghgarlt( 10) Wheat, 305.39 246.x6 7S.7X 49.4R Parer lowar KR Narsinghgarh (4) Wheat, G.07W ..\.66.36 X7.76 509 52 GalVa Jowar KR Narsighgarh (S) Wheat, 699.63 I .03W 204.50 47.72 18(' (,9 Satfinwadi Jowar KR N~rsinghgarh (11 ) Wheat, 264.09 4.38W 137.55 2~. 72 42 47 Barnawad Jowar Uninhahited Vikraillllum
KR Narsinghgarh(9) Wheat, 297.09 12.nlW 205.34 23.45 102.42 Jowar KR NaT~in ghgilfh I 1 ~) .• Wheat. 12.18W 165.9R [)ur~aon .rowar KR Narsinghgarh (14) •. Wheat, 3.89W 173.43 3 1.19 Mahl.w:\khed;
.low~r KR Nar3inghgarh (1 (,) .. Wheat. 15.74W· 210·.n :II .75 25.23 Ma~r.rdi Khurd .lowar KR Narsinghgarh (18) •• Wheat, 0.75W 3R.36 79.67 Chandbad Jowar .' {Jninhal:iite{l Bishan Khed.
KP. Bhopal(47) Wheat, 46.16W 333.20 71i.04 73.:15 M:mpura .Iowar KR Rhopal(49) Wheat. 5.57R 15-l.()5 16.13 Rallal Kheda .lawar KR BhhraJ (49) Wheat, 58.48R 271.35 66.91 77.81 Chhata pura Jowar KR Bhopal (63) Wheat, 5.46R 271.02 78.53 Maganli K~ Ian lowar KR Bhopal (57) Wheat, S. 40R 193.30 3R.44 Motipllra Jowar KR 1:IllOpal (60) Wheat, 356.05 33. 53R 315.88 49.8-1 99.53 Magarda Jowar KR Berasiya (21 ) Wheat, 21i.71 Ktlshalpura Jo\\ar 46
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~It III. 11;1 ""' "tll~ rr 1I!;f!i'1II ;Jq<'l'iIl ------_------~.------2 3 4 6 9 10
------~------_---_-- 21 i!j'-tei),!,1 658.75 477(103) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
22 qi'~r 468.88 357(73) -(-5) -(5-10) W - (-5) -(5-10) -(-5)
23 ;;10<11 308.47 III (24) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
24 q"f
25 '!"mif.n 599.90 520(80) P(l) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)
26 ii!NITl; 551.23 U7(SI) P( 1) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
27 "l;;rliil 972.77 1.020(205) P( 1) -(-5) W -(-5) -H) -(-5)
28 ~ll'Fil,!'{T 262.58 114( 13) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
29 'fiT"!. ~~l 172.24 125(20) P(l) -(S-IO) W -(S-IO) -(5-10) -(5-10)
30 1[0') 'IlI,{l'll 306.RS 192(40) -(-5) -(- 5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
31 'l'T~f;;rIt' 2!5 49 250(4&) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5 ) -(-5) -H)
32 lI'{til?T q:"" 1,356.28 2,213(385) M( 1 ),P(l) 0(1) W PO Saturday -H)
33 ~ilfT Iif34 itp:r 554.87 417(79) P(1) - (- 5) VI -(- 5) -(-S) -(10+)
35 ~i36 r.n;:r::r 233.11 192(32) -(-5') -(-5) W.R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
37 "\l~'J' 232.58 90(16) ~H) -(-5) R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
38 '{'if! 234.34 106(16) -(-5) -(-5) W ~H) -(-5) -(-5)
39 \llu~< 222.92 184(37) -H) -(-5) R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
40 If;f~T 367.46 307 (51) pel) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5\ -(-5) 47
AaleDttll8 lad ~.~ ule Sehbre Tahsil
------~---~-~--~- ~-- _------llll! il~ f.iliic([l! ltlf"( f.-Oft l!;ili _111 "liM (~Ie ,,111 IIIIlil1Iliil fiffu. ~ iii •• fitq1lft !lrru Ifllf'lir '1m qi~ . ~ ;t8'lfl Itt 'Ii) 'IAn'll • iw," i Mm1l UII1R ij; .. ~"' 1!1Ii) ~1iI"!lI' IIiT 1fm \flii.1!'i.~) ~f«t Land uti (i e area under diCCcreDI type, of Land _iliff q'"(I5f11 10 ,-______CIte in b.clar" rOllnded .A. ______up, 2 decimal place--, •• ) "III. ~ ~ ... "I Il"~ Ii'!' .. ,..,1' h .rit Hri writ iHw. r.. r.. flIflQ ~lA!i!ll!~ ((~'I"l!fi8 Remark! (111 .. ' ,,1~ includinl ,"~!llli'j U~") lOY place of Appro. NeauI' Culturable Area nOI religious. aen town and wasle( inelu. available historical to distan<:e Power Stapl, 'rrillaled Unlni. ding gauchar for or arehacolo- Nllm. of .illage (in krns) ,u!lPly food Porel' by source gated and groves) cultivatio. gleal interet! VillaBe ------~. ------"_ --- - II 1% 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ---_. ------_. __ ------_.. _------_------~ ..... - KR Bhopal ( 61) Wheat. 143.19 7.37R 297.97 70.97 139."5 Lodhipura Jowar KR Bhopal\ 65) Wheat. 55.97 9.44R 183.20 108.64 II [.6, Patera Jowar KR Bhopal(56) Wheat. 88.64 131. 35 21.85 66.63 Jetla Jowar KR Bhopal( 55) Wheat. 6.65R 16] 67 24.60 36.35 Pathriya Jow.ar
KR Bhopal (69) Wheat. 24.79R 35! 99 49.92 173.20 Mung.101i Jowar PR Bhopal( 51 ) ED Wheat, 66.28W 232 70 57.03 195.22 R.uar Jowar Silkheda KR Bhopal(55) Wheat, 31.SIW 475.10 111.14 355.02 ]owar Jugrajpura KR Bhopal ( 53) Wheat, 3.73W 78.00 36 32 144.53 Jowar KR Bhopal( 53) Wheat, 14.21W I J 9 .11 8.58 29.68 Kolu Khedi Jowar Garhi Bagra-j KR Bhop:1.1( 5 2) Wheat, 7.71W 184.37 4.61 110.19 Jowar PR Bh.opal (52) ED \V1Jeat, 10.81W 154.02 9.7J 40.93 Pada/i.ya Iowar P1\ Bhop,tl( 6 3 ) EAg Wheat, 83.97W 923 01 156.14 193.16 Barkheda Hasan Jowar KR Bhopal ( 63) Wheat, 37.20W 307 92 32.90 34.50 Slla Khedi Jowar KR Bhopal ( 63) Wheat, 10.04R, 218.62 241.53 73 .68 Dehri Jowar 10 OOW KR Bhopal ( 65) Wheat, 46.78 86.15 20.93 19.69 Jahan~ir~!\rh Jowar KR Bhopal( 52) Wheat, 24.03R 160.02 11. Rg 37.18 Phanda Jowar KR BhopaJ( 52) Wheat. 31 SOR 130.10 33.28 37.70 Sa/ehpur Jowar KR Bhopal( 52) Wheat, 180.5\ 23.08 3075 Gundi Jowar KR Bhopal (S2) Wheat, 1.62R 184.91 2.79 33.60 Hcentpur Jowar PR Bhopal( 51) BAg Wheat, 33.07R 246.76 26.59 61 04 M:ljhed.l Jowar 48
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~II ". 'II,1ItlI '111111 !I'I,"WMI l'IWilI ."·W'~(lI" If1I it 'lfifrnt iqlrill ,~ • til ,,;(1111 it (-) n 1II''iPtlll1fl , ifj'Ti 9i.i\{~ I{f "fm~1 m R. '" ~ III~ Ii 1111 II' f.lrff;jl {b 1(1 IJfif~ i""" t lila en qt If, ~l) 'I"" (i~1It ~) if ilil" ti!lm ~ 1IIl1ff, -5 f.1i •1ft .. S-IO 1l&.1ft. III 10+k.lI1. "mcnillct avaiiabJe(if not· available within tile village. a dasll (-J il shown in tbe column and n:xl to it in braCkell. the distance in broad ranges via ·5tms.S-IOk;m. and lo+kms of the ne"'~1 plru;e where tb facility is aVI.lable il given). ".--~---..-- ____ --,-A;-______-.... f.mr. f.mtl "i! ., .,;jj ,1« an fI'IIf(/~,.;( fe'll lim il------~--.------6 10
_------_._------.. --~----- 41 .~II~l; 244.40 1,580(271) M(l),P(I) DO) w PO Tuesday BS Pt:;C(l) 42 ."i~l 433.66 541(94) P(I) -(-5) W -H) -H) -(-5)
43 'Ii'l'l!{(l 385.55 222(39) - (-5) -H) w -H) -(-5) -(-5)
44 ~tl(;" Ii~ 194.78 273(40) -(-5) -(-5) W,R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
45 ij!ifj~ 349.27 587( 105) P(l) -(-5) W,R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
46 1!\'[I'il 1,40S.RS 1,349(218) M(l),P(I) DO) W PO Sund,1y as
47 arT'§1,1~ 351.71 494(85) P( I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
4R IHil~1 435.42 369(64) Pill -(-5) W -(-5) -(-J) -H)
49 il.'X'1 249.97 176(31) - (- 5) _( (5) W -H) +) -(-5)
50 >!'\f.tlrr 1);"<1'l
51 q'''t v~, 485.02 478(91) P(I) -(-5) W -( -5) -(-5) -(-5)
52 rr)q~~:t 280.95 323(58) P(I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5·-10) -(5-10)
5~ '!!'ll;r! 755.59 ne( 128) PO) -(-5) W,P. -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
54 1;1<11'1 >i~1 192.02 105(18) -(-5) -(5-10) W,R -H) -(-5) -(-5)
55 "HfoT !l~) 183.39 • 135(25) -H) -(-5) W,R -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)
56 'rlfil1"~' 311.77 295(44) PO) ~(5 -10) W,R -H) -(5-10) -(H.U) 19(T,) S7 594.08 844(154) P(I) -(5-10), W -(-5) -(5-10) ~(S- to)
58 ~Uij~ Sen) 290.41 180(31) -(-5) -(5-10) W -H) _(5_10) -(5-10)
59 .nl 333.16 364(70) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5~10) ~(5-10)
60 i1l'i'r;;1 309.07 303(56) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -( 5-10) -(5-10) 49
AmeoIU.. • ad I....Aad use Sehore Tahsil
f.!~ijifl!ll' fUIiJ! li~ '!,PI Iql[Ur (.'lle "m ililth' .., r~fllw ~fl!1 , •• f'tlIvh Slflilli lI"ll1"'IIl '1111 It- <1m 'it iIi"t .''II1t! i~1I1 q fMIIf ••1m. ~ ~ "'Ff 1IlIi) ~fl'I~,;,. \fili.lI'Ut) 'L~1l1 Land ute (i e area under different type. of Land .'f1T ,,~a!1l UIO in beetarel rouDd~d up, 10 2 decimal place.,) "~l. if; '".! ,...------A------""""I '~!I ~ 1I111i11 i h ti!h if; fri tilt'l ~ fRii rwfo far,,", 'lI11iS liNt.. II,!Qllflll R"mart. (q,,","{ II)~ includinl 'O"(I'lI,!) fir!!") any place or I\ppro. NcaroJi Culturable Area no. religious, acb town ano waste(inclu. available historical 10 dislallCe Power Slap.o Irrigaled UnlfT1. ding gauchar for or arohaeolo· N1I11I.ol village (iD kms) supply food Porell by source gated aDd groves) culliva(io~ glc"1 interest Villallt
11 1% 13 14 16 17 18 19 20
PR Bhopal( 50) EA Wheat, 32.71W 176.81 12.18 22.70 M(10) Ahmadpur Iowar PR Bh(}pal (50) EA Wheat, 25.92W 281. 1 7 41.48 R5.09 Temple Bankheda Jowar KR Bhopal(50) Wheat, 65.83 9 94R 211.07 36.11 62.60 T(l) Karlal Jowar KR Bhopal (50 ) Wheat, 14. 16W, 105. 61 17. 17 33 20 T{ 1) Jowar 24.64R KR BhO\lal(49) Wheat, 29.S1W 258.42 27.2~ 34.05 'r(2) Sankla Jowar PR Bhopa1(50) EA Wheat, 40. 48W, 1,068.74 103.92 R9. 75 Charnal Jowar 102.9SR KR Bhopal( 5 5 ) EA Wheat, 13.18W 2~5.23 32.83 40.47 Achharoi ]owar KR Bhopal( 56) Wheat, 9.RSW 2R2.69 55.68 87.20 T(2) ~hrhati Jowar KR Bhopal(55) Wheat, 16.91VV 175.90 23.73 33.43 Bherurura Jowar KR Bhopal(56) Wheat, ~9R 260.01 23.42 82.73 T(2), Arniya SuI tanjlura lowar M(I) KR Bhopal (56) Wheat, 28 84VV 339.95 55 30 60. 9 3 PHu Khedi lowar KR Bhopal(58} Wheat, 5.17R 177.1538.61 1i0 02 Gopalpura Jowar KR Sehore(40) Wh~at, 75.3(') 45.941V 545 68 fi 61 x2 06 Padyala Jowar KR Sehore( 41 ) Wheat, 14.22 1106W 152.J8 3.27 11.29 Bhoja Khedi Jowar KR Sehore(40) EAg Wheat. 20.64 17.:!6W 14060 4 89 Kha~Ta Khedi Jowar KR Sehore( 41) Wheat. 34.84 Sg. 98W 200.86 0 89 16.20 T{I) Ramja Kh.edi Jowar KR Sehore(36) Wheat 13.73 80 13W 417.91 82.31 M{I) Chhatri Jowar KR Sehore( 35) Wheat, 31.33 11.92W 225.88 2.06 19.22 M(I) BairagarhChhatri Jowar KR Sehore (36) Wheat, 0.21W 235.42 48.63 48.90 Barti Jowar PR Sehore ( 38) Wheat, 11.10W, 181.25 31.58 50.(4 Hing(}ni Jowar 24 50R 50
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------~~-. --.~~-----. ~II ",. Iff "'- IIr1l" 'iii ~ lI[~!I"" ilfofil iIfiI-Wlf!lI!{(If~ If" it ~f'ffmi 'i'fOlill ~:fi a6) ifilor1!" it (-) iw Ollffllllflfl • '!i~ 'iiI!! "if"''' ~ qlffi_' vh 'O!IiIi ~ ~ 1Iit~'li it VI1I" R r.r,,;ft ;ii q~ W illr",. f~~lrr ",)it Ifl ""'" ,,'Ii 111' IIl'l!T1;Jij're 'iii ~'11 ~'lfn: ~"lfl 111 .. r.. " IIflf lllirt il) (If~ !'tIll' ~ .. ;i• Loea.- 1'otal RI![i! ,-..r-1{11i ) lion f01A1 area "opulatloo Day OJ Communica· ~ode of the and DrmklDj days of tioDS(Bus-slop. num Name of village (in number 01 water Post and the markett railway station. ber Village heotare. ) households Educatlooll Medical (Potable) Telegraph hat, if any water way. _. ------_------_------2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
--.--~~ - . _- -_._-_-_-- ---_- ---_------~~- 61 ~!f' 830.21 853(157) P( I) -(5-10) W -H) -(5-10) -(5-10)
62 ~"lT~ ~rrl'l 860.S6 900(168) P( i) -(5-10) W,N -(-5) ~(5-IO) -(5-10)
63 "'liT 678.66 462(194) P(1) - (5- 10) W PO -(5-10) -(5-10)
64 q~~;;f 502.76 47(8) P(I) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)
65 ilf,li~ 1: .. 1 717.97 615(116) -H) -(- 5) W -(-5) ~(5-10) .-(5-10)
66 ~'i!l\ ~ 267.39 136(27) -(-5) -(5- 10) W - (-5) -(5-10) -( 5- 10)
67 &!l~,!'I: f<''l.''tf'fl:fl 932.51 1, 113( I ~4) -( - 5) -(-5) W - (-5) -(-5) -( - 5)
68 fTq.r"~f 324.47 342(59) - (-5) - (-5) W -l- 5) - (-5) - (- 5)
69 l1f1{ ~~I 1,499 HI 1,261(206) P(I) D(I) W PO -(5-10) US
70 ,f\1;f1 oi~.'l 104. I () I·l( 6) -.( -5) -( -5) W -(-5) -H) -( -5)
71 ~Jj~ 655.31 411(85) P(I) -( -5) W PO - (-5) BS
72 '~1;f~'1 499.57 393(t7) P( 1 ) - ( -5 ) W PO - (--5) -(-5)
73 't~T ti~r 168.62 59(12) - (- 5) - (-5) W,K -( -5) - (-5) -(-5}
74 f~~TlI.'T 658·68 906(161) 1'(1) -( - 51 W PO -( - 5) -(-5~
75 f"~,,,,~,r 249.84 327(62) P( 1) - (-5) W - f, -5) - (- 5) - (-5)
7" 1!T1if"\'i'l:1 '!, 508.35 671( 123) 1'( I) -(- 5) W PO -( -5) -(-5)
77 'll'lfl!78 'It{ ~it 363.56 50g(87) P(l) -(-5) W ~(- 5) - (- 5 ) -(-5)
79 ~n: ~n";ft 443.85 361(6~) P( I) -(5~10) W -(5-10) -( 5- 10) -(5-10)
80 \'l'l~l 351.18 287(57) P(1) -(5-10) W -(5-10) ._( 5- I (l) -(5-10) 5L
Amenities and Land use Sehore Tahsil
~~~-----. -- - -~-~------.. _----- !ITt{ (!'Ii f.f'lia"(!li'l''1' fiilll"" l!~ '!,flr IO'fIl"11l (lNl!! ,!fir ;aq1T1ll ,I fl!f1Iw fil;flil if; iii. fe.'f," Slf", 1I11I'li1 '1111 'fi"iI • ~ ijUlli'lIf~ 'Ii) WI'IITI i'lill~ ii f"~~,, OIlHfl1 iii lit "til" ~) qftrl!lfw. 'iiI lim (f.6.lir}r) l};fQr Land IIIC (i c area under different type, of Land II~ ~11~!. ale in bectare, roUnded uP. to 2 decimal place •. ) ~ ______.A.. ______--, "'1I,lI ~ ~""I "'~ ~ IIls"i II Ih .~ Horti tim it; forti r.r.. mf"8 ;j'lt;Jitllili'll' ~,!qt;J'1l Kemillb (I[)"'~ 'ih includin1l "'~llIliiT lTfl!lI) toy place of Appro. Nearell Culturable t\[CIlIlQl religious, ach town and waSle( melu. availabl~ hislorical 10 distan~e Powel Staple Irrigated UnITrI. ding gauchar for or archaeolo. NlllUO 01 1illage (in kms) supply food forel! by source gated and groves) cullivatio'" glcal interesl Village
------~------~------Ii 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ------.08 KR Sehore (38) Wheat, 30.30W 614.88 86 98.95 Bamujiya Jowac R4.74 PR Seho,e (34) Wheat. 90.35W 622.72 6275 T( 1) BairagarhKhuman Jowar KR BhopJ.1 ( 53) Wheat, 22.30W, 473.00 117.32 36.03 Tample Soli Jowar 30.01R T(3), M(2) KR Bhopal (5,) Wheat, 20.e6W, 295.70 50.45 ~1.44 Waheedganj Jowar 89.11GC KR Bhopal (51) Wheat, 60.16GC, 469.96 57.82 103.11 T( 1) Barkheda Deva Jowar 26.92W KR Bhopal (52) Wheat. 57.95GC. 128.04 36.70 29.48 Kasar Khedi Jowar 15.22W KR Bhopal (50) Wheat, 89.23\\ 505.09 208.81 129.3R T(2) Hasanpuc Tinonia Jowar PR Bhopal (45) 'Wheat, 35. SSW 245.49 20.32 23.11 T(2) Pipal Kheda Jowar PR Bhopal (40) Wheat, YO.OOW, 715.30 114.45 535.25 T(:!) Khai Kheda Jowar 44.81TK PR Bhopal (50) Wheat, 617W, 82.14 0.24 II. 51 Bheela KheJi Jowar 4.04R KR Bhopal (52) Wheat, 22.23 6.05W, 41R.H4 35.80 150.27 Mand Kheu,\ Jowac 2. ')2W KR BI'opal ( 52) Wheat, 53.67 4.86W 243.08 RR.23 109.73 Rasulpura Jowar KR Bhopal (50) Wheat, 14.29W, 128.8S 3.80 17.57 Buda Khcda Jowar 4.0SR Temple KR Bhopal (51 ) \\ heat, 45 89W, 437 65 43.82 111.09 T(2) Hinoti Jowar 20·23R Kl{ Bhopal (52) Wheat, 6.41W 149.93 24.26 69.24 Si kanda fpUra Jo\\ar KR Bhopal (53) Wheat, 145 69 11.35W 185.63 31.90 133.78 T(l) Shai1.jaha",,'lr Jowar KR Bhopal (49) Wheat, 110.01 13.11W 149.19 36.35 43.li7 Ajmatnagar Jowar KR Bhr,pal (49) Wheat, 87.19 6.94GC 1'76.15 27.53 65.75 Nai Hedi Jowa, KR Bhopal (54 ) Wheat, 8.46W, ;98.lil Ii 1.29 72.49 Badar Kasani lowar 3.00GC KR Bhopal (54) Wheat, 26.34 3.92W lX4.01 S3.2~ 53.62 Sankheda lowar 52
m~~~~ ""'1~ ~, 'Ita ~qrr)"
------~ -- ~q "... , "'. IIIII' IIiI ~.orM nPJ '""-!f-(5-10) W - (-5) -(5-10) ~2 I1fifllT ~~1 856 92 610(tGR} P( 1) - (5-10)
83 >IT<'I"T'T 512.01 299(52) - ( -5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) - (5-10) -(5-10)
- (-5) _(5-10) 8~ ,lIml'llnt 468.53 426( 73} -(5-10) N -(5-10) -(5-10)
P(I) - (5-·1 0) W -(5-10) - (5- 10) 85 ~"$t l.lI'ti! 544.30 325(49) -(5-10)
86 II'I'f'l;' 159.4& 110(27) - (- 5) -(5-10) W -(5·10) - (5-10) -(5-10)
- 87 '1!I'T~'P'1 361.61 175(28) - (- 5 ) -(5-10) n,w -(5-10) -(5-10) - (5- 10)
8~ 'If'li1!! 795.19 293(46) -( -5) -( 5·10) TK,W -(5-10) -i 5- 10} - (5- 10}
8~ 'IT)" 614 46 299(4H pen -(5-10) TK,W -\5-10) - (5- 10) - (5- 10'
90 ,p:Ioifl 749.09 617(100) P(I) -( 5-10) W -(5-IO) -( 5-10) -(5-10)
91 'Ii92 'll?:" 1,153.14 1 ,835 (324) P( L) -(5--10) W PO - (- 5) - (- 5)
93 liI'Iq)" 462.56 134(22) -(-5) -(5-1O) W - ( -5) -(5-10) -( - 5)
94 l=jh.. llI 6g4 07 SI3(96) p( \) -15-10) W -(-5) - (5- 10) BS
'15 'lI'.nf'l1!l ~
96 ~lIf"'1!1 ~"" 384.64 394(62) p{ 1) -( - 5) W - (-S) -(-5) - (,_ 5)
97 r~'Ii'~;;ti"' 372 94 189(33) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) - ( -5)
98 'if"t'fiT 552.81 77(20) -( -5) -(-5) W - (--5) -(-5) - (- 5)
99 >r1011 ~)'1:T~f 1,098.764,275(772) P(2),M{1), PHC(I) W PTO Monday BS PUC(l) S3
Amenities aad Land ute Sehore Tahsil
VT~ (flO f;r;g(f~ 'I1f'l: 'lfir W1IlITIf (•• 111 'lfir eclliIlI "" r.f1IJr fin," iii ." I!.qlit srflA! IIr~'If' "r~ 'fi~ ~. ;j~) Itl i~'" ii f;r~1f "'~ iii Ii! ~'i,;r !Ai) ~RI~,ftf, 'liT ~Tli tflO.lft.i!I') Land use (i e area under different type. of Land ""~ ~~~r~ UII in bectare. lOOMed liP. 10 2 decimal place •. ) "i{llf ~ ~.u" .-______A ______...... "i~ lI1i IrTll'ill ir (j~ i(ril iii f\illi "tit iii r,,1i fllf'f. flff"" ;j'Q"il5l ."" ,,~q!!19 Remarks ur)'If~ 1111< inclUding '"~If'~T ~fi;,,) lny place of I'lppro. Nearell Cullurable Mea 1101 religious. ach town and waSle( !Dclu. availabl~ hislorical 10 di9tan~e fowel Sllple Irng8lcd Un lin. ding gauchar for or Bn:haeolo· Namo ot village (in kms) supply !ood Forell by source galed and groves) cultiv8tioo. Ileal intereSI Village
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Uninhabited Peerpatan
KR Bhopal (50) Wheat, 189.52 20.00W, 378.53 R406 ]SO.73 Halia Kheda Jowar 4.08TGC KR Bhopal (54) Wheilt, ]45.92 R .48W 11I0.25 115.28 1i2. 08 Dolatpl1 ra Iowar KR Bara'ia (32) Wheat, 461.53 Ctnlia Bhoj Jowar KR Bhopal (3R) Wh~at, 18.4GW 373.21 62.3'9 90.24 Rarkheda Kllllret Jowar KR Bhopal (3R) Wheat, 2017W 72.23 12.36 5'.08 Manpura Jowar KR Bhopal (32) Wheat, 361 hi Juwa!' KR Bhopal (32) Wheat. 2.2SW 30026 11().lR 382.47 Takiya Jowar KR Bholla! (30) Wheat, 101i.78 5.98W 194 86 2.50 304.34 RhoJ Jowar KR Bhopal (30) Wheat, 114.86 -I921W 331.50 93 48 160.04 Barkhedi Jow:lr KR Stopal (30) Wheat, 24.5SW 270 . .j4 69.98 124.+6 Kalpnfj Jowar' KR Bhopal (28) BAg Wheat, 191.85W 478 68 2~3.]8 199.43 Palan JowJr KR B~lop~1 (28) Wheat, 16.36W 240 53 1:9.93 75.74 .Jow~r PR Bhopal (24) EAg Wheat, 5~. 72W 275 00 97.48 256 87 T( 1) SO:lkalchh Jowar KR Bhopal (28) BAg Wh~lt, 89.51W 391.65 ]7314 168.79 JJlllonia KhurJ Jowar KR Bhopal (36) Whe;l!. 9.85W 304.54 18.33 51.92 Iml i.l Hasan Jowar PI{ Bhopal (40) EAg Wheat, 24.63W 229.75 54 57 63.99 Sikand.lrg mj Jowar KR Sehorc (42) Wheat, 5.IIW 207.42 60.75 279.53 T(1) Chauki lowar KR S~ hor~ (41) Wheat, 3.64W 117 77 24.43 46.23 Nawipur ]\Jwar PR Bhopa' (34) Wheat, 93.66 28.ISW 752.06 75.14 149.72 T(2),M(I) Doraha .Iowar 54
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---~-.--- ~1J vn,,.;, ,"II V'"'1i1 ~;f 'I;lJIt.m nOfiS ~-~ElI~(1f1il VIII Ii tjfllf~ ~qO{iEl .Iff ~ m '1110111 it H illt ~I '1111 a 'Ii~ 'if! ,,~ ~li qftl('u ole ~ .. m lfi llil~ Ii Ifl1I {I r.HI~ ~'{I q1; l!f'f~ 'CI~iS ~ I!)! m 'n iii,! ~:~"I '!l------~----~------2 3 4 6 9 10
------~--- -_ ---~------~- 101 '1nru &~T 190 20 )2~(19} -(·S) - (~S) W -(- 5) - (-5) -( - 5)
102 .rn~'T >So#. 136.:i1 95 (19) P( I} -(5-IO) W - (5 -10) -(-S) - (- 5)
103 ~,lil ~;;rf 257.51 325(55) pel) -(-5) w -I -5) -(-.5) - (·-5)
104 '!trlllitl 300.17 276(47) P(I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -( - 5) -( 5- J 0)
105 !I71i~l 1.485.63 2.252(366) P(I)M(l) - (- 5) W PO -(-5 ) BS
J 06 IH rift 111. 64 ifin;; 107 109 O1(1<:lf",'Tl 12R 00 156(28) -(-5) -(5·-10) W - (5- 10) -(5-10) - (5-10)
!Io ci!,i;I-''T 100.27 78 (8) -(-5) -( 5 -10) W,R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-IO)
III W'Ifrl[T 197.67 278(39) P( I) -(5-10) W -(5- 10) -(5-10) -(5-10)
112_ mrn:f.!>rl 379.55 413(64) - (-5) - (5-10) W -15 - J 0) -(5-1~) - (-5;
113 ..ilrf'l'l"l 326.04 317(48) P( I) - (5 -10) W -(5-10) -(5-)(. ) -(-5)
114 'i!i1'FT 568 35 360(58) P( I ) -(5-10) W -(5~ 10) -(5-10) - (5- 10)
115 f~~~1 333 J(i 2R4(46) P( 1 ) +5) W -( -5) ~( -5) -(-5)
116 ,HHH ri~T 665.26 ifTrl'!
117 f,,1J~"t 1,240.49 1,9Rl(351) M(l),P(I) -(5-ID) W - ( -5) - (5 -1 0) ~(5.10)
118 fi[f~!fT 1,064.81 1,227(242) P(I),M(l) - (5- 10) W -(5·-10) - (5-10) - (5-10;
119 1=[1i3f! 'iF 934.89 798( 160) P( 1) - (- 5) W +5) -( -5) -( - 5 ~
120 fil~T 239.90 mr'l 55
Amenities aod Land use Sehore Tahsil
--~------._-- ill! -~ ------~------II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2
------.-_------~------_--_- KR Sehore (43) ""heat, 17.90W 103.1 g 19.07 50.05 NaIra Khedi Jowar KR Bhopal (26) EAg Y1heat, 16.86W 9~.R6 9.&8 14.71 Baradi Khurd Jowar KR Bhopal (26) EAg Wheat, 33. 8~W 175.93 13.89 33.&C T(1) Bar~di KaJan Jowar KR Bhopal (25) EAg Wheat. 12.45W 204.07 50.93 32.72 Khusamada Jowar PR Bhopal (24) EA \'h~at , 251.45W 698.69 26&.96 266.53 T(J) Jim Kheda Jowar Uninhabited• Dhan Khedi
KR Sehore (11) Wheat. 24.87W 216 91 46.62 38.01 Badbeli .lowar KR Sehore ( 1) Wheat, 24.7SW 193.14 2 05 34.32 Dupadiya Dallgi Jowar KR Sehore (Hi) EAg YI heat, S.33W 96.03 11 57 14 07 Atrali a Jowar KR Sehore (\ 4) EAg' Wh.eat, 22 ~2W 5 I (it 13.40 12 94 letli Jowar KP. Schore (16) EAg Wheat, 1714W 113.41 4(,. II 21.01 Jhagaria Jowar KR Schore ( 16) ED,EAg Wheat, 9.ROW 303.77 50.8R 15. 10 Satoraoia Jowar KR SehoTe ( 16) EAg Wheat, 73.97W 170 10 32. 63 49 H Torania Jowar Kk Sehore (Iii) EAg Whe1t, 35.99W 391 .98 83 16 57. 22 Chhapri Jowar KR Sehore (24) Wheat, 63 12W lR3 .90 29 59 %.55 T( I ),M(l) Mittu Khcdi Jowar Uninhabited RasIa Khedi
KR SehoTe ( 25) ED,fAg Wheat, 161 .G6W 7R6 il 171.74 120.:1R T(3) Siradi Jowar KR Seho[e (39) ED,EAg Wheat, 48 .52W 707. SO 0.19 30R.],) T( 1) BichhiYd Jowar KR Sehore (:19, Wheat, 172.87W 517.13 11. R9 2:13.00 T( 1) Mahua Khcda lowar L' ninhabited Bichhni 56
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~lf VI. IIIl lO" 11111 IIil ~\JI'lM i'!;;rill 1;fi!-~!11~(~~ V111 it lJ;fIf!IItt aq;;rill l(~ ~ at lliliR"ll ii H iw ;;t1J1lillflli • 'fi~ t!W 1If and I!l+lcrns of Ibe nearest place whereA_~ Ih. faciiity ______is ava.lable is given). ~ ,- ilf"'_ f;rf'li~1 q"ll\' ,..1 "I;i1 "lli q"tl IJr.rrl:/ll1e lli1 I'i;;r! uv:n: '!llItql III "f'l'1! 1lf1l m ~ j~ feT'Il>l;i. Loca- Total tiUI! , '""'-IfTIi ) tion fOtl1 area population Day or Communlca· ~ode urtbe and Dnnktoa days of ,io08(.Hu.-stop. 0'110 N~me of village (in number of water Post atl(! the market I railway station. ber Village hectares) households fldlJoatlooal Me~ical (Potable) Telegraph bat. I, any water way.
~- _-_- ~~------<--_---- -~ -~~~ ------~- ~ ~------_. ~ 4 9 10
-- -~------~------~-~~------~---- 121 ",l;;{t~ 53.23 122 v>rTl!'l' 1,461.65 4.019(712) P(I),M(I), PHC(I) W PTO Friday lIS PUCCI) 123 f"'Hf~'l1 746.49 675(133) PC I) -(-5) W,R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
124 'il"1~ 'ii'lrn'l 834.77 966(\59) P(1 ) -( 5-10) w ~(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)
12' ~T,{ fllf,r{ ~OO.86 470(76) PCI) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
12(, ,'lI'f( 320.71 121(19) -H) " -(-5) W -(- 5) -H) -(-5)
127 ll;Ij(l'T'l: ,{m 640.88 1,535(231) P(I),M(l) -(-5) W -(-5) -( - 5) -(-5)
12R 'I129 ""lnf'.n~ 731.69 639( 106) P(1) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)
130 'TI >i~1 761).39 774(135) P(I) -(~-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) • (5. 10)
131 1hqr 1,690.R4 2,071 (379) P(I),M(l) PHe(l) W,R PO .. (5-10) • (5 10)
132 !Iliff >is') 411.11 353(60) P( I) -(-5) W.R -(-5} -(10,-) -(-5)
133 ;;rl~ll~"< 536.01 612(104) Pc 1) -(-5) W,R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
134 ,!.,.~t 400.&1 415(73) p( 1) ~(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -H)
135 ~13(> 't''l~~T 250.78 202(40) PO) -(5-10) w -( 5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)
137 ~fTlfT ~.: 397.0li 707(105) p( \) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(HO) -(5-10)
138 .,,;;r'l ~~) 351. 63 225(34) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)
139 oirl'lif IT;rn 213.92 6~ (11) -(5-10) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5- 10) -H}
140 'It;iI ~~T 430.54 342(56) P(l) -(5-10) W -(-5) -( 5-1 Q) -(-5) 57
Amenltl. aod Land use Sehore Tahsil
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~ _-"------~------_--_------" II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 "------~-- --~ ------_------__._--_-- t'ninhabited .. Khenbad
PR Sehore (29) BA Wheat, 223.86W 939.22 135, 10 163 ,47 T(3) Shyampur Jowar KR Seho'c (31) ED,BAg Wheat, 73.19W 521.72 57,21 94.36 T( 1) Niwadia Jowar KR Sehore (35) Wheat. 3.37W IiR5.08 37.43 108.89 Ghat Palasi Jowar KR Sehore (31) Wheat. 13,R6W 48 [, 95 7,53 97.52 Pan Bihar Jowar KP. Sehore (30) Wheat, 9. ,OW 237,77 19,59 S·j 05 Raipnr Jowar KR Sehore ( 32) ED,EAg Wheat, 19,67W 470,21 44 05 106,95 T( 1) Mukhtar 1'o;agar Jowar KR Sehor~ (23) Wheat, 9.53W 694,33 117.90 124.93 T( 1) kawan Kheda ]owar KR SehOfe (23) Wheat, 57,90W 531. 50 53,70 RR,59 T(2) Kldlabad Jowar KR Sehore (23) Wheat, 9.37W 560,26 87.79 IOe.97 T(2l Sar Kh"da Jowar KR Sehore (20) ED,EAg Wheat, 149, S8W 1, 18}. 57 1P.24 170.15 T(2) Kha.ndw~ Jowar KR Sehore (21) BAg Wheat, 24.24W 264,51 39.89 8~.47 Dhobi Khedi Jowar KR Sehore (20) BAg Wheat, R9.59W 308.78 73.55 64.09 Khadampur Jowar KR :-.ehore (29) BAg Wheat. 3[.5IW 293.95 32.94 42.~1 Gulkhedi Jowar KR Sehore (29) BAg Wheat, 13.49W 217.15 :21.61 29.9R Shaharyarganj Jowar ( Hlrankhedi) KR Sehore (23) Wheat, 13,ORW I ~ 1.92 30.18 45.60 Munjkheda Jowar KR S~hore (12) ED,E-' m~(f~~ l"f~f'ItIyfi '{fif 'If' ~qrt)"
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~II ". ",,;{fill "q'lil fiT iIf;flitlll ""iTilf iIf"·~!lI~(If~ Vlq it ,!f;;!ll~ i1'llfi!! ;r@ ~ at 'liliirll it (-) jill iTlITlfl illn • 'Ii~ tw III9I'fiOl I!~-----.- . - ~.---- ~ ..----.- . 14J f;l'nRIfT 548.53 301(57) P( I) -( 5- 10) W ~(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)
142 .;,:;{ Ij~ 321 86 326(42) P(1 ) -( 5-10) W -(-5) -( 5-10) -(-5)
143 '1il< ~~ 570.87 676(104 ) p( 1) -( 5-10) w -(-5) ··(5-10) -(-5)
797 92 1,117(194) pel) PO ~4~ q;503.49 242(39) 14~ 'l:T'I'!146 ~f(li''l\Vli 1,00':>.30 1,700(293) P(I),M(I) -(5-10) \\ PO -(5-10) BS
147 h<'l) 426.74 55~(90) P(I) -(10+) w -(10+) -( 10+> BS
14R ;;ftf~!!! 4~3. 36 423(63) PI I) -110+) W -(10+) -( 10-1-) BS
149 !I,pin 5R2.31 910( '45) PI 1) -(10+) w -(10+) -( 10+) BS
150 ",'!.'T R32.S8 339( 62) P( 1) -( 10-1-) w -(10+) -(10+) BS
151 1(.<'11 ~ffi 900 04 1.535(223) P(I),M(1) -( 10-1-) w -( 5-1 0) -(5--10) -(S-10)
152 ,",Tf,!!! 'lff<'l 394.72 525 (92) P(ll -(10+) R -( 5-1 0) -(5-10) -( 5-1 0)
153 ;f~T ~iT 242 29 90(1 $ ) -(-5) ~i 5-1 0) w -(-5) '·(10+) -(-5)
154 'i!iT'!<"r ~~ 217.0~ 340(65) P( 1) -(10+) W.R -( -5) -( 10+) -( -5)
155 q156 ",,~,"r ,"~Tlf 255 21 307(58) -(-5) -(10+) R -(10+) -(10+) ~(HO)
157 "f'Lf~' "!HI 314 35 476(70) P( I) -( 10+) w -(10+) ~(IO+) -(5-10)
158 ,";{i!,f~1fl 357. 32 444(73) P(I) -(10+) W -(10+) -(10+) -(S~IO)
IS9 l{1l"lT '"'iii 286.53 334( 51.1 P(I) -(10+) w -( 10+) ~(10+) -() ... IO)
160 iH'lT li~1 315 13 546(94) pel) -(10+) w -(10+) -( 10+} -(HO) 59
Ameumes and Lind use Sehore Tahsil
~-.. - --- VIl'! 6'1i Fr'liZ6l'! ;r'l, fQl!Tt 1!,~ q~ ilflll1l (a.la ,,~ iqlfu! 'lit flllf"liI ~~1Il iii .il f~tqorft !llf" 'l11T'li1 ijlll qd~ 11;' ij~) {fl 'Ii) .-r~1iI • (filA Ii f"oR!1I1 W1IOIlII iii Id fin" ~) ~1iIi!rfw'li 'Iilll'llT (f'li.m.~) '1mn Land lite (i e area under different types of Land Il.~ ~~~f1I ,-______ole in bectares rounded A ______lip, to 2 decimal placel.)-, l!iI------~------11 1% 13 14 15 16 J7 18 19 20 2
-~~------~------KR Sehore (21) Wheat, 15.17W 387.59 72.94 72.83 Nipania Jowar KR Sehore ( 1 8) EAg Wheat, 62.34W IR7.91 39.43 32.18 Karanj Kheda ED Jowar KR Sehore (15) EAg Wheat, 88.12W 289.18 85.61 107.96 T\I) Magar Kheda ED Jowar KR Sehore (19) EAg Wheat, 84.92W 486.20 111.'29 115.51 T( 3) Kachnariya ED Jowor KR Sehore (17) Wheat, 26.16W 387.43 46.54 43.36 Ramp3la~i Jowar PR Sehore ( 20) EAg, ]owar, 132.67W 677.11 72.69 123.83 T( 1) Khajuria Kalan ED lowar M(l,) KR Sehore (22) Wheat, 2.16W 290.34 57.16 77.08 Devli Jowar 41.32 63.55 Londia PR Sehore (20) Wheat, 14.4SW 364.04 Jowar RO.S1 90.tiD PR Sehore (19) Wheat, 2'!.40W 388.48 Dllln Khedi Jowat 89.47 128.46 KR Sehore ( 11) Wheat. ti.51W 608.14 Kapt:ri Jowar KR Sehore ( 12) Wheat. 4.78W 646.73 77.37 177.16 Mundla Klhn Jowar KR Sehore ( 12) EAg Wheat, 27.39W 260.33 :10.47 76.53 Kararia Bhi! ED lowar Meni Khedi KR Sehore (12) Wheat, 8.79W 170.46 28.82 34. "" Jowar KR Sehore (12) Wheat, 12.24W 152.60 21.67 30.57 Chhapri Khllrd Jowar KR Sehore (8 ) Wheat, 65,57W 358.85 28.59 R3.18 Btelnal Jowar KR Sehore (16) Wheat, 7.21W 166.02 "27.92 ,4.06 K'll'arj KaJcem Jowar Kfl Sehore (12) Wheat, 32.S3W 179.15 36.74 65.93 Laslidla Kha~ Jowar KR Sehore ( 12) Wheat, 26.16W 215.30 H1 • 5 R 3+.~H Kachnariya Jowar KR Sehore (12) Wheat, 12.22W 177.61 53.06 43.64 Sem~li Kollan Jowar KR Sehore \ 15) Wheat. 1.07W 226.69 ~O.60 66.77 M1na Kr.eda Jowar 60
~~hi:f~m~ ""1f""l1 q. 1118 i'IfU)11
--.~-----~------_ ~If .,.~' wrv "1'11~ for.~ n.nll ""'.~!IIO:(If~ VIII it ~f~ ~162 ,)'1 liS-I 257.66 199(33) -(-5) -( 5-1 0) R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)
1(,3 'li"FlftllfTI 270.:'.0 42(9) -(-5) -{5-1 0) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -( 5-1 0)
164 ;r;'{T~"1 3Tar 156.75 205(34) -(_5 ) -(-5) R -( -5) -( 10+) -( 10+)
16~ 'I!')~I 145.38 3'»( 5) -(-5) -(-5) R -(-5) -(~5) -(-5)
166 ~in"'lf 670.94 930(175) P(l ) -(-5) R -(10+) -(10+ ) -(10+)
1(,7 l[F'!f 30j.99 3<6(59) PO) -(5-10) R -(-5) -( 10+) -( 10+)
IGR ,I~ ,[T') 305.94 285(48) P(I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -( 10+) -(10+)
1(,9 i1~f~llt m~ 388.94 637(133) PIt) -(-5) W -H) -( 10+) -( 10+)
170 f"lTif~1 252.04 159(26) P( I) -(-5 } W -(-5) -( 10+) -(lO+)
In is-I 32(\.4'). 330(57) -(-5) -(-5) W.R -(-5) -( 5-10) -( 5-10)
172 ~Tn')"'TllO'iI'I"!l 445.51 131 (18) -(-5) -(-5) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)
173 l!~1~1 159 57 611 (95) P( I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -( 5 10) -(-5)
174 Ifl'li"!,!,' 125.07 95(16) -(-5) -(-5) R -(-5) -(5-10, -(-5 }
175 'ill.. " 485.72 961 (161) M(l),P(I) -( 5-10) W,JIP -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)
176 >llll"'T 347.83 414(73) PO) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5\ -(-5)
177 "IOfT liT! 198.63 643( 10(,) P( I) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(-
178 "3'li1!lf~", 110.30 50(7) -(-5) -(-5 ) R -(-5) .. (5 .. 10) -(-S)
179 'i"~1 169.55 453(68) P( I} .-(10+) W,HP -(.0+) -( lot> -(10+ )
J )50 ;o"~1:J 222.12 271(46) 1'(1) -( 10+) w -(10+) -(10+) -( 10+) 61
Amenities .ad Land use Sehore Tahsil
------.~--~~ ------VIi! <:I;; f.rifi!<:li! ~""{ ~ort 1!~ ,,111 'CIq$r (1Itl'\!I ,,111 ,"'!lim 'fil fCll1lw fi!;oo ~ Vi' f!.~ mflRi IIllJilil ;tllJ 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 ------KR Schore (14) WIlea!, .19W, 250.55 36 ·73 53 15 ~,\llndla Khllrd Jowar 4.8R KR Sohore ( 10) Wheat, 0.8IW, 13-1.44 64 03 53.16 Rolu Khed: JoWar 4.92R KR Sehore (10) Wheat, O.7IR, 209 31 35.04 24.73 Kalyr.npura Jowar KR SchOle (21 ) Wheat, 17.76W 93'30 [0.81 34.X7 Karad:~ Ala Jowar KR Sehore (:'.1) Wheat, 98.0 .. 17 ~4 29.50 Bhimpura Jewar KR Schore (21 ) ED Wheat, :'7 32W 509,06 n.22 92. H Hadargan· Jowar KR Sehore (2 i) Wheat, 14.56W 211.58 31. 62 46.23 Kharpa Jo'.'ar KR Schore (21) Wheat, R.08W 253.28 9.60 35.48 Ram Khedi Jowar KR SehOTt (21 ) Wheat, 6.99W 294.45 19.98 61 52 La~lIdia Dhak.1C Jowar KR Sehore (11 ) Wheat, 10.45W 210.14 9.43 22.62 Bishan Khed" Jowar KR Sehore (21 ) ED,EAg Wheat, 11.1IW, 224.71 n.83 30.84 n~ndi Jowar 20 OOR KR Sehore (22) EAg Wheat, 3R. 5OW , 352.37 28.99 13.39 l hhapari BU3 fil" Jowar 12.26R Ashta
KR Sehore (20~ ED,EAg Wheat, 5.95W 114.19 10.24 28.59 Mullani Jowar KR Sehore (22) EAg Whear, 41.42R, 87.37 10.22 18.54 Gol·al?ura Jowar 4.42W KR Sehore (22) ED Wheat, 62.82R 309.11 39.5{' 74.29 Muska, n Jowar KR Sehore (22) EAg Wheat, 80.80W 152.81 30.95 67. 19 Amla Jowar 16.0RR
KR Sehor~ (20 ) EAg Wheat, IO.OOW 67.79 17.50 73,69 Lala Khedi Jowar 29.65T KR Sehore (2 0) EAg Wheat, 3.4IT, <5.85 6.75 13.89 Usmania JO\I ar 30.40R PR Schorc (20) ED Wheat. 15.39R 10 J. 2] 11 59 39.34 Sonda Jowar Udp,lrn KR Sehore (:? I) Wheat, R.OIR 13R.('6 3S.21 37.24 Jowar 62
m~~R~~ ".. ~r.nri q4lr ,f'i ;rqq)1'I
--~------~" ".15' Iff. tlllJlIiI ~ilij~ ij1lorilt 3fiI-W'f!TIl!: (Q'R VTl'I if ,!f'f!TIl!: : 'lilt ~ (~~r----_-_ _-_-_------~------~-- 2 4 6 9 10
--.------~ ----~ - -- - -_------~---- 181 m~,i 384.13 330(55} pel) -(10+) w -(10+) -5(-10) -(10+)
182 r~, 262.R5 qlrt:f
183 '3f1n~ 1,284.18 991(159) P(I),M(I) -(10+) w - (10+) -(10+) -(10+)
184 ~lfTl!~' 474.~4 537(75) P( 1) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)
ISS "",TF 437.00 619(108) P( I) -(-5) W -( -'i) -( 5-1 0) -(H(.\)
18(, fq1j)f~llr iI'l 639.47 5::5(88) POl -(-5) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)
lR7 foq~)f~l{l iilT19:1 406.32 369(56) P( I) -( - 5) W -( -5) -(10+) --(-5)
188 'I!<1~1 199.00 289(47) P( 1) -( - 5) W -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)
189 r"l(llf'91n ~lJl 3'16.97 308(41) pel) -(-5) w - -s) -(5-10) -H)
190 ifl'Hll 191 ll[rru'li" 450.07 741 (122) P( I} -(-5) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)
192 ''!iff. *'1 725.56 765(131) P( 1) -(-5) w --( --5) -(-5) -(-5}
193 'l?iI\'Tl 755.53 1,231(1C,6) PC 1). M (1) -(-5) w -H) -( 5-10) -(-5)
194 lj;'lI'l'1' 193.55 601(118) p(I ) D(1 ) W -H) +-5) -(-5 )
19S l1T'~' 39R. 54 422(6R) P( I) -(--5) W,R -(-5) -(-5) +.5)
19(, 3fili!<'<'l1'!' 313.19 91(27) -(--5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) - (- 5)
197 ~.R!\l 557.36 742(120) P( I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(::-10) -(5-10)
198 'IIl~T' ~If?lfl 326.R9 479(101 ) P(! ) -H) w -( 5-10) -(-5) -(5-10)
199 ~~)f:SlfT 1,291.98 1,113 (179) P(I ),M( I) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)
?-no ~?'"I ~~r 172.24 llS(IS) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-IO~ -H) 63
Amenities .1Id LaDd use Sehore Tahsil
----~ --- !I1l1'Il'li f,r«;ePR Sehore( 16) Wileat, 49.14W 1.002.55 80.BS 151.61 Jata Kheda Jowar KP Selme(16) Wheat, 18.03 267.56 11&.03 70.62 Sangrampur Jowar KP SehOic ( 13) EAg Wileat, 25.48W 287 13 1i0.SI 61.88 Pachpipalia Jowar KP Sehore( 12) Wheat, 14.21W 419.07 99.68 106.51 Chitodialia Ban Jowar KR Schore( 12) Wheat, 48.87W 240.74 58.1i0 5~ .11 !;;hitodia Lakha lowar KR Sehore( I I) Wheat, 14.30W 149.30 16.67 18.73 Bhatoni lowar KR Sehorc(lO) Wheat, IS 73W 252.10 55.83 20.31 Chitodia Hema Jowar KR Sehore (9) BAg Wheat, 43.89W 149.32 37.6S 20.14 Napla Khedi Jowar KP Sehore (6) BAg Wheat, 37·66W 241. 58 104.77 61i.06 Mogara Pho m~~~~~~ .,,"~ii ~.. 'If.. ~qq)1l
~lf!'ftlf .,.";, "'. VIII ~ PIII;nT1Ifl ~OI'ia ar;r·WQf~ (ifF!: Ifll it '1fil81~ a'l'OI'iS ;rty ~ fft ililOl'll it H iw Grllllfl 111fT • iliTt fillllllTiiI'liOl ~: ilii~ ~ (~R:T'I' ~,"~. Loca~ TGIRI filii'! ,;;r.!.qrli) tion fOI.1 area pnpulation Day or Communlca· code of the and Drinlona days of lions(Bus-stop. Dum- Name of village (in Dumber of water Post and the markell railway station. ber Village hectares) households EducatiODal Medical (Potable) Telegraph hat, if any water way.
- ~ ------~----~------_ ---~------2 6 7 9 10
------_------,~~---- 201 1')1'1,,1 'f;;rT 416.IS ' 425(69) P(I) -(5-10) W -(5-1.0) -(5-10) -( 5- 10)
202 f'-!:;rf7' 424.10 404(7R) P( I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
203 fl;:;rr.:l ~S9.93 1,185(1&8) P( I) -H) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
21'4 3flf'a1'r:1 228.81 123(19) pel) -(-5) W,R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
20~ hT'!~,i 19R.2& 51(9) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(.5)
206 !til""! "{i 607.28 360(75) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(~ 5)
207 i'ill'l'1'~ 140.05 125(14} -(-5) -(S-IO) W -(5-10) - (5-10) -(5-10)
20R '{H,,!': ~61. ~ 5 419(55) P( I) -(-5) W,R -(-5) - ( 5) - (- 5)
20'> 'lI,iif'lllT ~i 1.002.16 942(149) P(1) -H) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
210 :;nil'l' i1Tqf~lil 1,102.65 1,157(188) P(l),M(I) -(10+) H.P -( 10 1-) -(10+) -(10+)
211 ..,1\'1'1T 302.34 142(21) -(-5) -(\0+) W -( 10-1-) -(10+> -(10+)
212 'f;tf~1I1 'il'''1 460.57 538(80) P(1) -(10+) W.H,P -(10+) -(10-1-) -(10+ )
2B llT'I'l.<:l 198.80 280(44) 1'(1) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -( 5-1 0)
214 :;rlliT ~91 285.65 314(50) P{1 ) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-IO) -(~-10;
215 f'l'llf'llII (,43.87 999(lli3) P(l) .M(I) - (10-)-} W -(10-1-) -(10+) -(5-10)
216 ii"1~,r S 97.76 729(125) P(1) -(10+) w -(10+) -(10+) -(10+)
217 ,!~'''wi>l 230.32 224(31) P( I) -(10+) W - (5-10) -(5-10) -(lOT)
21& ,''11 5(){).42 676001) pel) -(10+) W -(10+) -(10+) -( 10+)
219 1);0:1<'[1 595.88 938(135) P(I) -(10+) W,R -(-5) - (10+) -(10+)
:no !flfTi!<'[! 1,0(,7.1 R 1,575(258) '(1),10.10) -(5-10) W,HP PO -(5-10) -( 5~IO) 65
Amenities and Lead use Sehore Tahsil
-- --. ~~------~- 1IfI[ij''fi f.r~\'Ifll'fil1: m~ l!~ "fir '1I1l).! (1IOI1tt "fir 'ill1inJ IIil filf"" lifiro iii "" f!.. ,ah 81 i'I. ll"l'!'lir 'Iff! ~~. ~" IJft"ll'Q 'lit Iil'lllil • ifill~ ii fij;(~JI 1(11111". if; iT ~Iij ftlIi) ~f;Ji!rlwl5 'lil filii \ f'li A).ij-) ylWr Land IIIC (i c area under d ifferen I types of Land II,." '!.1:t- -~------11 lZ 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
------~ - _- ~------KR Schore (7) Wheat, 38.30 234.72 71.40 71. 76 Chhapri Kalan Jowar KR Sehore (5) Wheat, 24.21 25'7.06 73.89 68.94 Bijora Jowar PR Sehore (3) Whe:!!, 238.20 418.50 120.34 10:'..89 Bijori Jowar KR Sehore (2) Wheat, 8.26 121. 52 57.88 41. 15 Awantipura Jowar KR Sehore (2) Wheat, 3.72 134.6'7 42.94 16.95 Shivpuri Jowar KR Sehore (4) ED, BAg Wheat, 185.45 314.97 59.82 47.04 T(1) Sem~li Khurd Jowar KR Sehore (5) ED,BAg Wheat, 55.17 19.76 31. 65 33.47 Hasanpura Jowar KR Sehore (3) ED,EAg Wheat, 126.48 287.60 38.36 409.41 Thull.! Khurd Jowar PR Sehore (4) ED,EAg Wheat, 332.71 143.94 120.08 405. -13 lamonia Kalan Jowar KR Sehore (13) Wheat, lC·2.22 733.12 158.29 109.02 Janpur Bawadiya Iowar KR Sehore (12) Wheat, 3.38 236.02 19.84 43.10 Molga Iowar KR Sehore (12) Wheat, 63.13 296.R7 51. 23 4)/.34 Kodiya Chhi!u Jowar KR Seho'e (10) ED,EAg Wheat, 46.90 11 g. 83 16.32 16.75 Manpura Jowar KR Sehore ( 9) Wheat, 34.18 181.23 33.58 35.66 Jakha Khedi Jowar KR Sehore (15) ED,EAg Wheat. 51.25 409.14 86.tiS 96. gO Nipaniya Jowar KR Sehore (16) EA Wheat, 46.18 ~47.66 5+. 10 49.82 Shekhpura Jowar KR Sehcre (17) ED,EAg Wheat, 24.33 159.28 19.99 26.72 T(1 ) Wahcedganj Jowar KR Sehore (13) EA Wheat, 116.21 317.03 43.15 24.03 T(2) Rola Jowar KR Sehore (12) EA Wheat, 168.57 226.54 115.43 85.34 T(2) Muhali Jowar KR Sehore (10) EA Wheat, 432.32 3911. 29 94.48 142.09 T(2) Mungaoll Jowar 66
"II' iii! ~ Imittn W'fOf18 ""'-'Jk~ (II''' Ifll it ,!f•"rvr. f.r'6~ ~'iI 'Ii' ~,;i1 (Ai" ")1 ilT.m:/il"1C 'Ii' 1'<:"1 lim '1I'iR'1f' 111 i f~" qf~ 'liTt iii lim Rllf iOl;j. Loca TOtal Ii... " , q -lIT. ) tion TOlal area populatian Day or Communlca code of the and orinklnl days of tioDs(Bus-stop, num' Name of Village (in Dumber of water Post and the market, railway station. ber Village hectare. ) households EduOitlonal MedlCiI (Potable) Telegraph bal, if any water way,
4 6 9 10
P( I) -(5-10) W,R -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)
222 71"!_ qrr 242.94 339(54) P(I),M(l) -(IO-!-) -(10+) -(Io-t·)
1,223.39 1,617(273) P(I),M(I) -(10-!-) -(10+) -(10+)
224 ~i'(':l 685.25 453(81) P( 1) D(I) w -(10·!-) -(10+) -(10.:-)
141. 55
233, L6 119(20) P( 1) - (- 5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)
614,95 681(120) P(l) -.( - 5) W - (- 5) -(-5 ! -(5-10)
222,34 :03(24) -(-5) -H) \V -(-5) -(- 5) -(5-10)
5R4.9R 526(85) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -( -,) -(5-10)
303.66 300(41) -(·5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(10-1-) -( 5-1 0)
543 43 320(49) P( I) -( -·5) w -(5,.10) -(-5) -( - 5)
404.63 303(50) - (- 5) -(-5) w -( 5 -I 0) • (-5) - (- 5}
415 67 1,198(189) PO),M(t) -(10+) w PO -(10+) -(- 5)
709,31 786(123) P( 1) -(10+) w (-5) -(10-)-) • (- 5)
799,94 667(100) P( I) -( 5-1 0) W -(-5) -(5-10) - (- 5)
236 'f,'lT ~"Ii 1,020,611,116(192) P(I),MIIJ -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) BS
2 3 7 q''Jllfl 3R9.22 633(111) P(I).M(I) -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) -(5-10)
238 ~'"fT: 532 98 577(106) P(I) -H) W -(-5) - (- 5) -(-5)
1,262,R7 975(151) P( I) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(5-1i') _.(-5)
473.23 417(73} P(I) -(-5) W,R -(-5) -(lo-l-) -(-5) 67
Amenttt. and Land use Sehore Tahsil
VII! (lit> f.rR:!f1f 11'11, 'f.PI ell1iUr (1111111 "PI eqllllf Ifil f~flI'lf ~"" t til li",wfllllf,,'11 ~;f,r ~"~II'(i i~1R " 11I';~IU' 1(11~ iii "~'f';f!Ai) ~ml!lin l6T 1!l1i \ f.t; liUr) Lind III. (i e Ilea under dirrerenl typc, of Land '.If! q~tI!lI ale in bectare. rounded uP. 10 2 decimal placel.) ,-______A ______-., q~l~ , ""' ,,~ 'fo'l 1118;fi " th i!ft t fri 1Ii'!ft trw. r.,,-, IWN. "q-IiIia .;tIt "~O(IiII8 R.emarb (,[''ill: tih IQclUdinl ~~I'l"fj "f!!II) tny place of Appro. Nearcli Culturablc A.real no' relillious, ach town aD~ waste( Inclu. available hiMorical 10 distalltC Powel Staple 'rrlgalce Un 1m. ding @aucha! for or al·chaeolo. Nllmc 01 village (inkm8) lupply food Pore.. by lourC(! gated and groves) cultivalio. glcill interesl ViIIllle
11 I! 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
KR Sehore (Ii) fA Wheat 230.99 73,38 16,40 222.44 T(l) Raipura Iowar KR Sehore (I 2) FA Wheal 63.04W, 137. 95 17.~4 24.71 Raju Khedi Jowar KR Sehore (12) fA Wheat 120.18 765.55 181.90 155.76 T(2) Semra Danir Jowar KR Sehore (12) EA Wheat 24.61 537.02 66.91 5h.71 T(2) Dobra lowar Bark heda Su kai
KR Sehore (13) Wheat, 1~.4iW 145.04 30.29 41.26 Narcla Jowar KR Sehore (17) EAG ED Wheat, 51.55W, 427.85 29.00 96.51 Dodi Jowar 10.04R KR Sehore (18) Wheat, 19.69W, 94.13 R9.12 22.1Ii Rata Kheda .Towar 6.24R KR Sehore (1 R) Wheat. 34.22W, 414.94 50.76 74. SO (T) M(2) Dupad1va Ilhil Jowar IO,26W KR Seh')re (1 (,) fAG Wheat. 40. 3 7W, 1 7t . I 6 23.71 35.54 T( I) Taj Jowar 32.8RR KR Sehore (1 5 ) Wheat, 25.52W 249.9F 87.91 149. ;5 Amwd Jowar 30.49R KR Sehore (14) Wheat. 1l.09W 169.liJ 159.25 52.~6 Chondi Jowar II 49R KR Sehore (1 4) fA Wheat. 58.96W 209.26 51.43 96.02 T(2) Khamaliya Jowar KR Schore (13) EAG Wheat. 7i,75W 347.21 59.27 225.(JX TU) Nor.ikhedl G\isain Jowar pR Sehore (10) Whea t, 151. 84 4 i . 'i9W 238 . 01 1 51. 77 2 1O .. 51 T( I ) Ralpur NaY8 Kh~(h Jowar PR SchoTe ( 8 ) fA Wheat. 196.77 I04.33W 413.7(, 115.87 Ig9.8RT(I),M(I) Thull3 Kalan Jowar PR Sehore (7) ED EAg Wheat, 27.72W 195.73 S9.53 76.24 T( 1) Panchama Jowar KR Sehorc (3) EAg Wheat, 7.85R 261.94 134.25 128.94 Jowar KR Sehore (9) ED FAg Wheat. .. 221.47W 536.17 273.57 231.1i6 T(2) Lasudlya Padhar Jowar KR Sehofe (14) Wh~al, .. 22.26W 349.43 39.94 1i1,6G Jarmni Jowar 68
~ft~R ~~~)~ :w;r-~Wr~ ~Ii iJ,fq \JqQht
~1f!Ift1f lit•• , ""' ell" IIiT f;TlIrofflin nOl'OIJ li('i!-~!l!o;(lfli: QTIf it '!fwo; - --~-~-~-~----- 241 ~l~~ 363.11 363(66) P(I) • (- 5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
242 '!T~~~T 204.66 355(70) P( 1) - ( .5) W -(-5) - (- 5) -(-5)
243 ~~~, 266.35 "1'1>:1'1
244 T.f~T 553.89 494(81) P(I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)
245 'l!rr"H'I~1 205.14 91(22) -( -5) -(5-10) W -( 5-1 0) -(5-10) -(5-10)
246 ~[1'fTr'['J 810.77 1,347(250) P(I),M(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)
247 IJo'lrrrf"llJl 716.03 995(152) P(l),M(I) -(-5) W -(·5) -(5-10) -(5·10)
248 ''dfllflfp 1,128.21 I ,217( 192) P( I) -(-5) W - (-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)
249 I1Trr~1 ,{l{ 520,85 1,668(253) P(l),M(I) PlIe(l) W PO -(5-10) -(5-10)
250 'l>T'Ilfm 715.47 150(15) -(5-10) -(-5) W -(-5) -( 5- 0) -(5.10)
251 ll'l'll;n252 'f.1"Ilrr~ls 717.30 104(16) -(-5) -(5-10) W,R -( - 5) -(5-10) .. (5-10)
253 Il'l)e-r 1.420.87 364(135) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5· 10) -(5-10)
254 Illll'! V~I 1,040.34 561 (88) P(I) -(-5) W -(--5) - (lOt) -(10 +-)
255 'fi[1:_-Q ;;[1{11{ 608.05 472(62) P(l) -(~S) W,HP -(-5) .... (10+) -( 10+)
256 f!J[,"n~ 1,085.90 945(148) P( 1) -( - 5) W -(-5) -(10+) -(10+)
257 !lm)"r -"96.29 584(90) P(I) -(- 5) W -(-)) -(10+) -(10+)
258 ~fo'l'T 1f~) 264,38 51 (10) -(-5) -( -5) W -(.-5) -(10+) -(10-} )
259 '!:s'Irro: 1,574. <>7 1,113 (205) P(l) - (-5) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) -(10+)
260 iflj,f'il'fl 1,717.66 1,706(329) MCI),P(l) D(1 ) W,HP PO -(lot) -(lot) 69
Amenttl. and Land use Sehore Tahsil
'II1l{ 0;; lifllii!ol{ if'!'!: qflr 'IIIflfUr (lI'flt! "fq 'llIIIilIJ llil fllfu fllifll1 iii iii. f!"lvfi IIlf.. 1II '11"" ~. om ,'(I • i~u1. Ii fl!ii!tlll Ql1I1R it; tI Hill! ~) ~fill!ll"l1 !;!iT l{Tq l f;; l{'Ur i Land Ule (i c area under different typcs of Land I"I~ ,!-q!t~ ale in bectare. rounded up, to 2 decimal places,) "i!!lf if; ~Q"I ,------_. _-"------, "fill! irOIl ,,",QOlI8 Remarkl (.it..;, qi~ incllldin» ~H"TTifT !lfilll) Iny place of Appro. Nearel' Culturable Alea 1I0l religious, ach town ano waste( Inclu. available historical to distance I'owc, Staple Irrigated UnlrrJ. dmg gallehar for or archaeolo. Name 01 yillage (in kms) supply food Forelt by source gated and groves) cultivalior" glcal illl.rest Village
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
KR Sehorc ( 4 ) ED, Wheat, 75.14GC, 99.30 109.82 ?B.85 Alahda Khedi BAg Jowar 25.50GC KR Sehore (3! ED, Wheat, 5.05W 135.79 26 82 11 50 T(l) S;:ranga Khedi EAg Jowar Uninhabited Khursedpur
PR Sehore (5 ) ED, Wheat, 144.00GC 101_04 150 88 137_05 Chanderi EAg Jo\\'ar 20_92W PR Sehore \ 8) ED, Wheat, 41.·35GC 81-98 10 63 55.93 HhagwMPura EAg Jowar 15_25W KR Sehore (7 ) Wheat, 95.31 6_16W 394 90 47.46 231 23 T(I) Jahangirpllra IowaI' 35.71GC KR Sehore (! 3 ) Wheat, 60.72W 490.;:5 62 01 103 05 Satpipaliya Jowar PR SehOtf (12) ED, Wheat, 175.1 5 208.69'" 5 59. 54 89 91 94.92 Amajhir BAg Jowar PR Sehore (10) ED, Wheat, 154.88 21B 12 54 10 93.75 I>,!ogra Ram EAg Jowar PR Sehore (1 0 ) EAg Wheat, 73.21 81.70W 177 32 88.,4 295.00 Konajhir Jowar PR Sehore (6) ED, Wheal, 91.83 130.71W 224.59 ~1 .j 1 153 n Hasanbad EAg Jowar KR Sell are (8) Wheat, 335.51 26.62W 23727 ·18.89 69 01 Kala P:lhad Jowar KR Sehore (14) Wheal, 176.93 50.24W 750,49 204,03 239,IS " , Dhavoti Jowar KR Sehore (18 ) Viheat, 29.47 39 82W 362 07 Jowar j(R Sehore (20) '~heat, 17.46 22_06W 248,75 319.7R Kahar; Jadeed Jowar KR Schore (17) Wheat, 76.36 46 17W 451 '.14 51 I ... 3 T(I} ShikarpUT Jowar KR Sehore (16) ED.EAg Wheat, 24.46 20.05W 29,t.63 257.1 j T(I) Sagoni Jowar KR Sehore (18) Wheat, 9.09 2 91W 160 00 92.3R T(I) Khutiya Khedi JOl'ar KR Sehore (12) Wheat, 36.90~,- X26.10 117.91 593.76 Badnagar lowar PR SchoTe (15) EAg Wllea!, 300.83 5_49 1,07M.99 7~.74 258_61 TO) B1muJiya Jowar 70
~r~~l'r~m~ ~i{-~~~q: ~:1 .m ----~.--~- .~------_ - - --_ - ---~--~-- 2 9 10 ------~-----.----~---~------261 r;ftG'fu!l1lft<:r 517,83 546(86) P(I) -(5-10) W,R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)
262 f;;;rnA 952 18 980([54) P(I),M(I) -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) -(-5)
387.90 402( 62) pel) .(5-10) W -(-5) .-(5-10) -(-5) 263 31I'll1'!.,r P(I),M(I) _(5_10) W -(-5) -(5-10) 264 388(62) P(I) -(5-10) W PO -(-510) 26~ fW -(IO.t) -( -S) 266 rlT~'il1 436.45 401(53) P( I) -(5-10) -(10+ )
-(S-10) 267 111,('iiT lift .104.83 359(67) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(10+)
21i8 ~'ilnl 'Ii,,! 684. II 951 (154) pel) -(5-10) w -{5-10) -( -5) -(-5)
269 f'if'P>n:I[:5! 27R.05 50(10) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)
270 ~<'I'HI ~~ 619.06 546(84) P( I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(10-1-) -(-5)
271 ifl'fijl 227.95 101(15) -(-5) -(-5 ) W -(-5) -(-j) -(-5)
272 '273 oisijT 331.23 470(76) Pel) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
274 f'F9J'l'!<' 256.92 'J'T'U'l
215 f~T!(Ii'il 1,022.26 2,202(408) PUC(I),P(J), FPC(I) W PO Sunday BS ~vr( 1) -(5-10) BS 276 j';'I,I,!' 365.6R 55R(109) POl -(5-10) W PO
PO -(-5) 271 '!:t
278 <<;{f
279 rij~'~'1' 103.03 .'1,1'1
2RO wrr 1f~T 248.10 504(RR) pel) -(-5) W -(-5) -(S-I!}) -(-5) 71
Amenities and Land use Sehore Tahsil
~-~~------_--_ ------_ - lf1li o'li f'f'R(f1{ 'III, fifOllill l!,~ qf1r "IlPr (IN\" .. fll aqll1l1 llil f~f.. w fllim t Ii. !l.CI'!) !lIr"" 1I'l1!'Ii r '!T1r _-~------~ ---- 11 I! 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
~-- -- _-----_ - _--- - _------PR Sehore( 15) EAg Wheat, 61.30W 234.06 78.90 143.5'1 Pipaliya Mira Jowar KR Sehore (8) EAg Whe'lt, 49.12W 550.96 161.29 190.81 T(l) Bijlon Jowar KR Schore( 1 0) EAg Wheat, 21. 53W 28:.05 12.04 72.2R T(I) Alampura Jowar PR Sehore(9) ED, Wheat, II. 18 Ix. 113.27 8R ;91 91.62 Barkhedi EAg JOlYar KR Seh,)re ( I 0 ) ED. Wheal, 28.49W 170.64 19.31 75.46 T(I) Tit ora EAg Jowar KR Sehore( 11) EAg Wheel, 45.19W 311.14 30.48 49.64 Padli Jowar KR Sehore( 15) EAg Wheat, 32.68W 223.08 29.59 19.48 T( I) Barbakhedi Jowar KR Sehore( 15) Wheat, 84.86 410.91 113.48 74.86 Kuias Kalan Jowar KR Sehore( \ 7) Wheal, 40.87W 200.89 JS.1i1i 20.63 Sikandarganj Jowar KR Schore( 15) Wheat, 58.08W 410.35 65.25 R5.3 R T(l) Kulas Khurd Jowar PR Sehore( 17) Wheal. 33.26W 154.02 12.69 27.9S T(I) Napli Jowar PR Schore( t 9) Wheal. 44.69W 238.01 ~ I. 79 ] 21. 71 Chainpura Jowar PR Sehore( 18) Wheat, 55.17W 219.77 19.00 37.29 Khcdli Jowar Uninhabited Kishanpura
PR Schore( 20) Wheat, I. 46 87.44W 683.95 46.48 202.93 Bilkisganj Jowar PR Sehore(12) EAg Wheat, 6.16W ~99.43 30.20 29.89 Hirapur Jowar PR Schore( 10) EAg Wheat, 38.87W no. 78 21.90 4R.41 Dhabla Jowar PR Sehore( II ) Wheat, 3.55\1\' 256.01> 21.67 28.1 () Ra:awa. .Iowar Uninh~bi ted Sikandarpur
KR Schore( 15) EAg Wheat, 12. UW 191.08 2],01 23.H9 Rama Khedi Jowar 72
III"'" fW~ iIl\ITiV :;rr-"fR: ~ ~ iii ~ -5 fiI;.Ift., 5-10 fiI;.Ift.IfIIO+fiI;.l!1. ' AmCllIliel availablelif nol available within the village, a dash (-) is shown 10 tbe column and O'XI to it in brackcrs, Ihe distance in brnad ranges viz -SkIDs.S-I Okm. and IO+kms of the nearest place where th. faeiiity is ava.lable is gIven). ,,___ ~ _____ A . ."flll. f'ilflli!81 ('Ii! ilil 'n," filii Ilh (fii!T\/~ti!: 'I>T R'I/ «'Itt 'It'42 3 4 6 8 '1 10
281 '111"1'1'[\ 564,59 516(83) pel) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
407.11 439(76) P(I) ~(5-\0) W -(-5) . (HO) -H)
270:73 214(29) Pill -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-S)
1,291.80 1,879(317) M(I),P(I) -(-S) W,HP -(5-10) -(5-10)
2R5 ;;rrll~ ifTotllil'lO 524 81 37(5) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(- 5) -(S-IO)
286 ')"11<1" "~T 874.48 288 (SO) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10)
2R7 it~ "I'! 528.39 318(53) _(-5) -(-5) W -(5-10) -(-5)
288 ~I~ 745,32 640(125) P( I) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
289 mf<:'1"1 580,80 50(8) ~(-5) -(-5) W - (-5) -( -5) -(-5)
290 «HI ~~1 73~. 91 234( 48) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -( -5)
291 wi<17 290 28 S25(93) - (-5) - (-5) IV -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5)
699.39
625.08 J41(26) -(-5) -(5~10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)
R7.82 351(48) (5-10) -(5-10) R -( 5 -10) -(5-10) -( 5- 10)
395.88 22S(50) -(-5) -(5-10) W ~(5-1() -(5-10) -(5-10)
296 'iT'D 810.34 648(126) P(I) -.( 5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)
184.02
344.17 383(80) P(l) W -(10+) -(10+)
299 if;Tel '!i'U, ~ 64,69
300 aJflll111ii 577.71 274(44) -( - 5) \V -(lot) -( 10-+ ) -(lot) 73
AmenIties and Land use Sehore Tahsil
---.~-. .~------IITJ[ o'li f.r~J[i!KR Sehore(26) Wheat, 189.57 4.61W 408.7(, 5.40 16.74 Deh:uiya Khurd Joy,ar KR Sehore(26) Wheat, 87.38 0.44 Beelkheda Khurd .Towar KR Schore (28) Wheat, 30.77 6.59W 247.90 110.62 T( 1) lila Khedi Jowar KR Sehore(29) Wheat, 478.35 7.69W 175.47 179.78 29.05 Khari Jowar Uninhab iled Lasudia Bazyaft
KR Sehore (31) Wheat, 67.40 9.49W 20R.S3 O.7R 57.97 Anwali Kheda lowal' Uninhabited Kota Kal'ar
KR Sehore (34) Wheat, 279.85 1.54W 1 S3. 12 50.36 62. 8~ AmamayC' Jowar fill lin P I!Inttm atrOflfl ~.~!tf~ (!f~ IITII it ~fimrt ii'CfO!i1r IIi!'! ~ ill ifi"r .... if (-) '" Ol'flflfl qlfr @ 'liW .1lI~ 1(" Ifft~'l:l ..,. V«_ CR it 'liteR it VIII if firiifoft ~~ Cf'l: '!flt~ .<;.Ii!l ~ Ilie ffR 1ft ~ ~'I <...... _) ~ liiilfl t9lRiR ft ott Iff ~ -5 fit; .Ift., S-10 fiii.Ift,""1 IO+fiI;.lI1. I\mclliliel available(if nOI available within the village, a dash (-J 18 Bllown In tbe column and next 10 it io bracKets, the distance in broad ranges viz ,SklDs ,S-1 Okma and to+kms of tile nearest place wllere lb. faciiity IS ava,lable is given). ,,_.-~-----~~-. ______A ______'.fOll. f---~--~------~- - - 301 <:rf.r1fTilI~ 331.00 221(38) -(10+) -(10+) W -(10+) -( 10+) ~(10+ )
302 ;om:m~ 289.27 232(45) ~ (1~+) -( 10-[ ) N -(10 [-) -(10+) -(10+)
303 !II-~~~~---- ~------~----
15:11.682.95 157,395 P{204} D(7) (26,745) M(33} PHC(4) PUC(4) FPC(l) Amenttt. aod Land ulle Sehore Tahsit
WmrIT ijl[, 'lfir 11m (.,,11:, ~fir ;qll111 'lit fllf"" firim t iii. f!tcl1IiI alrn ~ 11m ~(I (1Ii1l< Ii filV!fll qq.. it; (I ffffll !Ai I ~ftrl!"911i (f"'.If·Ur) Land nle (i c area under different type. of Land 1I1!{1I11f~6~ ule in bectares rsunded Up, to 2 deCimal places,) qil~" ~ ~""I _ A ____. ___. __""'\ ,_,------IIfije ih vEfi if; fllTli .!ft it; fri ",r.. , VII\'1nr iiijf1 ,,~ql!f'lI Remark. I 'l)"~ I[)1 inciu(linl lIIl~rrll"l ~fl!") tny place of Appro- Near ell Culturable t\[ca 1101 religious, acb town aDO wasle( inclu. available hi~lol'ical to distanl:e POWCI Staplt (rngaled Unlfrl. ding ga\l~har for Dr archaeolo· Nilmool .illage (in kms) lupply food Pores. by Bource ga ted and groves) cultiv8liot;l glcal interest Village
II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20
FP Bhopal(28) Wheat, 6.00 325.00 Rabiyabad Jowar FP Bhopal(21 ) Wheat, 7.17 282. J 0 Umarjhir Jowar FP Barasia( 23) Wheat, 1.66 94.37 Sali Kheda Gusain Jowar
7,461.88 85,154.49 28.1136.85 T(119) Total 12,072.58 15,782. n M(26) 76
aTti!r tf~")~ ii'(i'{.§f~q ~;t ~f;f ~qq)q
~~------~If VI.'" .... 'fll ~ ~.iRI'Ml 'i'rii'!ilf ."'~!IT't(Iff.t VIII it ,!f'fBTtt :OWolf Ifl!l t If) 1fiI0I1r II H ~ ;omrr ifill ~ 'Ii~ tiWIl1G1Q;fI {{iii crlllr"l VR ;mt 1m ~ llit~~ 1I1I'r1l U f.;r!l- ~-~- ~ ~ ------~~------~------2 3 4 S 6 9 10
------~------~~ ------~------;iT'!. li~l 507.99 603(95) P( J) -(-5) W -(-5) ~(-5) -(5-10)
2 If,;;r;;n6 1,004.55 2,353(396) P( 1 l, M(l) PHC(I) W PTO Friday -(HO)
'f}.f;:Slll 'I',! 518.39 610(88) P( I) -(.5) W ~(-5) ~(-5) -(-5)
4 q;'l:~'f .~I 533.55 1,043(182) P( I) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(5~10)
~'ll'i.1m 570.76 688(109) P( 1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(- 5) -(5-·10)
6 If.3'i Ii~) 150.48 223(33) P(I) -(-5) W,HP - (-5) -(-5) -(5-10)
7 'TT"J~,!: JI'g)f:Sll'T 401. 60 467(72) P( 1) -(-5) W,HP - (-5) -(-5) -(5-10)
mUif.l'ifT 517.81 721(113) P( I) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(~-IO) -(5-10)
9 ,!-';''1~ 1,219. I g 1,562(249) P( 1),M{l) -H) W,R PO -(- 5) -(10+)
10 1.<.11 111&e.r1 805.40 1,055(157) (P),M(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(10+)
11 f~",a$' 229.05 it<:J'1
J 2 'T<.1ml 237.31 245(37) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)
13 ~'FH 1,193.23 1,376(213) P(I).M(1 ) D(1 ) W,R.HP PO Friday -(5-10)
14 If,l'lTT ti~T 415.02 401(71) P(I) -(-5) W,R -(-5) -H) -(-5)
15 "f1'f!!T 323.18 232(Jl) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) - ( -5) -(-5)
16 ~"ft~ 488.29 497(83) P( 1 ) -(-5) W.HP -(-5) -(-5) -(10+)
17 'lil'lllllf,!'1 534.92 610(101) P( I) - (5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+)
1~ ~p:f'fll'{lllq 573.17 RII (141) P( I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) (5·-10)
19 ~!I1't'!,~ 409.65 221(36) pel) -(5-10) HP -(-5) -(5-10) -( 5-1 0)
20 3T,f'flllIfI0f1 764.24 892(143) P(I) -(5~IO) W PO -(5-10) -(-5) 77
Amenltl_ and Land use Ashta Tahsil
------.-.----.-~- ---. ------_------VTIl (['Ii f.r'li~([I[ 'fIT, fora!;rt 1J:1!lf erA illl!P! (.'If!!! ,!f1r "''IQtq 1!i1 flfhnr fiIi~ .. ai. f!''t VTIQfIl iP'{ " 1iI;morll '1II1IlI'lI ~ {T ffflil 1Ilfi) ~f!ll!llu. 'liT IlTq (f'li,lIU'j I};mn LAnd tile (i c arca nndcr diffcrent type. of Land 1111'" '!.lJ~~ use in hectare. rounded uP. to 2 decimal placet.) "'Ill! .. l'lllll' ,....------...... _------, 1lf111 ~ III&'ifl, th im iI> fl:ll1! i"") iI> fwi r.. r., fllA-e .q-lIIiE!iI~ V~q,"iB Remarks Ill)"', 1I1~ InclUdinM ..-mlll!!' !If",,) Iny place of AoprD. Nearest Cullurable Area nOI religious. acb town and wasle( mclu. availabl~ hiRlorical to distance POWCI Slaple Irngated Unlfn. ding gauchar fOf I)f Bt"<:haeolo· Nltmc rJI village (in kms) supply food Porel' by source gated and groves) cultivalior" Sical irneresr Villasc
------_-- ~------~- 11 11 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2
------_- - --~------_------FP Ashta (35) EAG Wheat, 35.01W 342.47 70.96 59.55 Bis" Khedi jl)waT KR Ashta (34) EA Wheat, 80.9hW 650.57 1 J 5.73 1 51. 29 Kajlas Jowar FP Ashta (33) Wheat. 19.53W 430.30 34.48 34.08 Kundiy, Nathu Jowar FP Ashta (35) ED,EAg Wheat, 4.ISW. 369.74 91.77 49.fil Karm,i11 Khedi Jowar 18.280 FP Ashta (34) ED,EAg Wheat, 4.55W, 43R.87 60.66 3R.66 M(l) Harnawada Jowar 28.029 FP Ashta (33) EAg Wheat, 1,28W, 111. ZO 21.20 9.95 Gau Khedi Jowat 0.850 FP Ashta (40) Wheat, l.S9W 326.75 44.60 n.li6 Jirapur Mahoctia Jowar FP Ashta (32) PD,EAg Wheat, 38.92W 367. ~5 82.46 ZR.5R M(1 ) Bhauri Kalan Jowar FP Ashta (27) FA Wheat, 73.75W ~62.69 145.5+ 137.20 ~. ( 1 ) Murawar Jowar FP Ashta (30) EAg Wheat, 3D.D6W 587.96 134.92 52.46 1 (1 ) Moondla Mohuhba Jowar Uninhabiteu Himl'1atpllr
FP Ashta (20) EAg Wheat, S.34W, 198.23 18. 13 10.56 Palasi Jowar 2,050 FP Ashta (19) ED,EAg Wheat, 43.75W 967.13 9R.38 79.09 M(1),],;(I) Kurawar Jl)war 4.880 M(I) FP Ashta (24) EAg Wheat, 2.45W, 225.19 IZR.89 50.36 Ks.nya Khedi Jowar 8.130 FP Ashta ( 12) ED,EAg Wheat, 17.08 ~44.65 21. 87 39.58 Chapsi Jowar FP Ashta (24) EA Wheat, 12.14W, 317,38 4'- 85 35.59 Hajipur Jowar l4. 3 3R FP Ashta (22) EAg Wheat, 20.24W, 337.92 2X.71 89.19 Kalyanpura Jowar 58,86R FP Ashta (29) EA Wheat, 30.91 267. (,1) 19R.54 76.12 Harniyagaon Jowar FP A~hta ( 19) EAg Wheat. 5,76W. 280.33 62.88 +R.25 KeshoDur .Towar 12.43R FP Ashta ( 19) EAg Wheat, 0.14 18.53 536.25 123.51 85.81 N(ll Arniyagazi Jowar 7S
allS!1 t=f~«it:f ijfo:r'~En1'Tij ttCl" ilf'1 :a-/{Q)q
------~Il ", .. , "'. fUll iii! fill' .q"" iII"iS .;f·W"Ilf~(!f~ '"" it ,!Fq!lTlt ~'IT"" I(~ .;it IIrfOl1l' it (-) illl toflTflli ITIfr ~ 'f>~ ,II iiOift '{It IlRlfI'i! vi, :;milllflif ~ IIlt8~ it 11'111 it f;;r,,;it 111:) 1l1; I!{F"!ITIt ij''fW'!l ~ If)! 6')1; Ill: q K>::) ;y~ (i'!lfl i) it v.. , ~ !filiI, ~ ~ d~ -5 flI;.IiI., S-IO~Ai.IiI.lfflO+f.4;.III. "'mcoltici available(if 001 available within the village. II dasb (-J is shown 10 rbe eolumn and n~J[( to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz -SkIllS,5-1 Okm. and lo+kms of tbe nearest place wher:e tb. facility is ava,lahle is given), _.---' A- """' ilffirl" f",fo(!81 ~')it 11"1 q,;f1 Il'li v)~ 1f(000'/~Ta 'iiI ~"I ~'i(" ilfii~.' In ~ f~" qf~ ~t ~) '~~1'1~i;\~. Loca~ Total !i~" , 'R-IIlti ) lion TOIlI area population Day or Communica· code of the and OrinklDj days of tions(Hus-stoP. num' Name of village (in Dumber or water Post and the markel/ railway station. ber Village hectare. ) households Educational Medical (Potable) Telegraph bal, if aDY waler way.
-----~------_------.------_--- 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10
-_ -~~-- --- ~--- --.--_----~-~, -_ ------~ -----~ .~---_--- - 21 f.lIR!!! 419,54 889(157) P(l) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) ~(-5)
22 .1"23 e:o: Ii~T 617,84 946(166) P(I) -(5-10) W ~(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)
~·I i!\imift'l"F 364,16 393(59) P( 1) -(-5) w -(-5) -H) -(5-10)
25 'II;;r ~~) 148.40 267(41) p( 1) -(-5) W -(-5) -H) -(-5)
26 1II"111:,T 135,86 68(9) -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
27 'i9llfif~ zg lIlj_ftiI'1"T 1;T'-1'11:<'I 806.19 1,019(162) pel) -H) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
29 '1"\lfl"ilJl oq)~T;f 176. SR 355(64) P( I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
30 ll('f31 OIl'l, 1,42 3,64 4,853(815) P(I ),(Ml) FPC(I) W,R,H,P PO&I'hone Thursday BS PUC(l) 32 li'\f<:"l ;;rl'l, 648,01 908(i4n P(I) -(-5) W -( -5) -(-5) -(-5)
33 'IIR) >iff 160,01 251(35) -(-5) -(-5) W,HPR -(-5) +5) -(-5)
34 1I1~P:lI'l:,!, H6_84 100(15) -(-5) -(-5) HP -(-5) -(-5) --I -5)
35 '!If;HI atIlT 925,49 514(86) PO) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)
36 mr
37 !rlli'l!ilTU 623.39 480(85) P(IJ -( -5) W -( -5) -(-5) -(-5)
38 ~(!1lI~ li~r 23R.39 314(50) P(I) -H) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
39 'f,'lr, lift 269.R5 .n"\T'f
40 f;PITl!~r 279.27 11 R(17) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 79
Amenlt. and Land use Ashta Tahsil
-- ~ - ----~ .. ----~.--- Imrff'li f.r~ffl'[i1'1' filOlOll lJ:~ 'lfir 'IIqm (n'!! '!.fir ;;1111111 1111 f;rf"" ~'m ~ iii. f!",wi) Slf.. 1I1;fifil '1111 'l1'~. ~. 'lint 1!_1I 'Ii\' Wt1llT'll iEVl Ii f'r1liZtf1! ,,,lin ir; it ,,,'" ~) qml!lfwlli tf'li.l!·Ui) 1lil1l1lJ ~firIn land uac (i e area under different typel of Land If"'" ~~~~ lite in hectare. founded uP. 10 2 decimal p!lieel.) q!l(ii( ili ~'"1(1 ,-______..10.. ______-, qfile Appro. N ear ell Cullurable Are~ nOI religious. aeh lown and waste( melu. avaJlable historical to distance Power Staple !rfigaled Unlfn. ding gau~hal fOf or al"';haeolo· Nllmt of village (in kms) supply food Fore" by source galed aod groves) cullivallor.• glcal interest Village
------~- _- -- 11 11 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2U ---_- --_- . ------~~ - ---._------~ ------. FP Ash!a (20) EA,EAg ,Wheat, 19.77\"" 301.90 70.M 27.13 Tigariya Jowar FP Ashta (30) EAg Wheat. 4.30W 141. 61 24.40 21. 64 MoJiya (Jawar) JFP SonkatCh (13) Wheat, 84.13 12.140W 139.12 23.2R :'.0.60 Nijamadhi J(Jwar RO
VIII' iii! ~ tI';nitln aq;;riV ll'f-Wi;!lT~(lf'" '"' it ,!fi;!lT~ l!qor.v qil\' t an ~l2 3 4 6 8 9 10 ------_------_---- 41 'I!1'11Ii~T 274.02 466(73) P(I) "(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5·10) -(5-10)
42 ~J"'¥T 'ilT'!, 3RI 81 382(60) P(I) -(-5) W - (- 5) - (-5) - (- 5)
43 (fG~-ry 410.08 409(68) - (-5) . (5-10) W -(5-10) -(-5) - (- 5)
44 'lolf¥' 25) 74 159(31) ~(~5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(.5)
45 'fT;;rQH 1,112 95 716(DO) P(I) ":(-5) VI -(-5) -(5-10) • (5-10)
46 f'f,(fIJl'f'!" 374.RR 140(21) P(I) -(-5) w ·(-5) -(5.10) -(5-10)
47 ;r'{ffi~'l 29195 930(151) P(I) - (-5) W -(-5) - (5-10) -(5-10)
48 ~'"'1' Ij~T 700.40 153 (24) -(-5) -( -5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5--10)
1.711_33 1,4R5(~56) P(I),M(l) PHC(l),D(I) W PO
5S7_25 343(53) -(-5) -\5-10) W -(5-10) -(104-) -( 10+)
268.14 190(35) -.(-5) -(5-10) W,HP -(5-10) -(5-10)
343 36 86(11) -(-5) -(5-10) W,HP - (5-10) • (.)-10)
43771 123(22) pel) -(5-10) W,HP -(5-10) -(5-10) - (IO+)
838.26 672(114) P(I) -(5-10) W -(5 ·10) -(5-10)
258.69 214(33) P(l) -(5-10) W HP -(5-10) (-510)
li7333 664(111) P(I) -(-5) W .(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
27212 2(1) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -( - 5)
58 f:1't 2,7.45 221(41) P(I) -(5-10) W,HP . (5 -10) -(5- 10) -( 5· 10)
686.RI 921(152) _(.5) -(-5) W, T -( - 5) -( - 5) - (- 5)
60 1flI"" ? 61. 46 830(150) P(I) -(-5) W,HP -( -5) -.. ( -5) 81
AIQeIlItIe8 agd Land use Ashta Tahsil
!Illf FP Sonkatch( 13) Wheat. 5. 18 20. 42W 182.44 26 77 27.48 M(I) Bhana Khedi Jowar 11,730 FP Sonkatch( 14) Wheat. 23.27 2.18W, 113.94 18.RO 222.41 Jhikdi Jawar Jov.ar 1.210 FP Sonkatch(14) Wheat, 61.24 10.12W, 161. 52 31.71 95.31 Khatsura Jowar 39.860 9h FP Sonkatch (13) Wheai. 70.83 10.34W. 125.44 12.53 30. Satb~da Jowar } .640 100.65 40.80 T( 1) FP Sonkatch (15) Wheat, 568.31 32. 64W. 354.37 Bilpan Jowar 16.180 FP Ashta(33) ED, EAg Wheat, 233.30 25.09W, ~0.97 2.40 23.12 Chintamanpura Jowar 10.000 2.R.I 28.83 FP Ashta(32) EA Wheat, 173.29 2(l.25W, 56.73 Barchhaoura Jowar 10.000 Halya Khedi FP Ashla( 33) BAg Wheat. 329.10 l7.30W 155.3/i n 68 197.93 Iowar 22.06 400.19 T(I),M(I), GuradiyaVarma FP As/lla( 35) EA Wheat, 602.65 70.56W, 599.17 Jowar 17.000 N(I) Kurli K11an FP Ashta( 36) Wheat, 305.45 5.14W 233.51 9 32 33.83 Jowar - 18.53 Kodakpura FP Ashta(39) Wheat, 161.85 76.01 I 1.75 Iowar Dhurada Khurd FP Ashta( 43) Wheat, 199.13 5.98W 108.23 7.39 22.43 Jowar 70 22 2.45 167 20 Jhanjhanpurn FP Ashta( 45) Wheat, 197.84 Iowar Dhllrada Kalan FP Ashta(45) Wheat, 366.62 16.88W, 244.41 34.03 174.32 M(I) Jowar 2.000 Nmjipun FP Ashta( 41 ) Wheat. 0.18 151.38 1.27 104.86 Jowar FP Ashta(26) EAg Wheat, 12. SOW, 429.35 76.76 151.89 Shekhu Khcda Jowar 2.830 FP Ashta(26) Wheat. 9.74W. 207.64 15.35 36.16 Guradiya Manuha Jowar 3 240 EAg Wheat, 3.16W 170.93 27.5R 25.78 P'pai iya Salarsi Jowar FP Ashta(291 ED,~Ag Wheat, 229.26 53.82W. 247.97 48.74 66.28 Guwali Jowar 40 740 FP Ashta(29) EAg Wheat, 244.88 49.02W, 339.36 41. 50 74.46 Gawain Jowar 12.240 82
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~--_----.------~ -~------~ ,------_------_._-_ 61 11il.'!\ 1,226.68 839(137) P(l ) -( 5· 10) W,T -(-5) -(HO) -(-5)
62 '!,TTf~llT :rlor 263.76 216P9) PO) -( 5-1 0) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)
-(5-10) 63 In;;; l;T~T 375.67 389(6S) pet) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5')
64 lIT(f{Tflil'lll ClfT65 '1'011<:1 l12.91 159(24) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)
-(5-10) 66 liTGf~T ~T11 101.89 151(26) -( - 5) W -(5-10) -(5 -10) -(5-10)
67 "11':'1'1'1 1ff'l'1'1' 2 8 5 . 69 194(31 ) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)
IiR f,;';Tl{1' 63R.44 552(91. ) P(1) -(-5) W -(-5 ) -(-5) -(-5)
69 ~'l'T 840.3R 1,233(205) P(I).M(I), _(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)
70 ill) ~46 .1'9 627(100) P(1 ) -(Jot) W,HP -(,0+) -(10+) -(-·5)
71 'l'ifi(;f'lfT~ 359.53 391(63) P(1 ) -(10+) W -( 10+) -(10+) -(-5)
72 fl'f<>;fl'1< 251.82 247( 7) P(I) -(10+) W -(10+) -(10+) -(10+)
73 'l'lfIRlfl ~T' 643.12 901(156) P(I) -( ~-1 0) W -( )-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)
74 ;;qcl 546.82 682( 127) P(I) -(10+) W -(10+) -(10+) -(10+)
342( 54) P(I) -(10+) W,HP -(10+) -(10+) -(10+) 75 ''lI~~ 315.60
-(10+) 76 ~,)'1' 338.50 441(75) P(l ) -( 10+) W,HI' -(10+) -(10+)
-(10+) 77 '1['{;;:1 ~~ 566.17 470(82) P( I) -( 10+) W -(10+) -( 10+) i8 'Flf"flfl 363.94 427(73) P(l ) -(-5) R -(-5') -( ~5) -(-5)
79
-(5-10) gO 'if <19"r'Tl'fF' 286.04 480(79) -(-5) -(5-10) HP -(5-10) -(5-10) 8.3
Amen.t •• and Land use Ashta Tahsil
"----._--_ ------~-~ ------~ !Ill! (I~ f;r~(Il!ifIl' fu," l!lilI ~111 ;QTII (11'1"111 11.111 ;qlim ~t flOfllll R-m iii Ii. ~.q"" Rlf!!, Ifll! ~1l{11J cri~ • ~li in"! '!:.11 ~) IIiIIVTI i.tn Ii f;r1Rll1l ....lin t ,,) ~'I"I;J !Ai) ~Rtillfn 'liT IfIIT (f'P.1iUt) ~mn Land UlC (i e area under different type, of Land "II_I,!:~~!II 1111 in heclarel rounded uP. 10 2 decimal places.) .--______.A.______---., qil!'I' iI; {".! lIiila !!if wI ••iT' ch em it; fOili 111m iii fri fllf';n r"f'1(e ;jqOliU II",,", Q~'1",ill Kemlltk& (1I1'iil 1111'1; iDcludina IIHIII~Il!~!I) Iny place Of Appro. Illearel' eulturable AIel! nol religious. acb town and wasle( lI1clu_ al'ailable hislOrical [0 distan~e rowel Staple lrngale---~~~------~-~------~--- IJ 1! J3 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20
-_--_-_ ------_------_ _--_-- ---.-~------_---_-_-_ FP Ashta (19) Wheat, 32.98W 648,50 295.58 249.62 Jbalela Jowar FP Ashta (21) Wheat, 7.49W 178.41 41.25 36.61 Guradiya Banda Jowar FP Ashta (21) Wheat, 17.75W 236,56 51.12 70.24 Bhau Kheda .Towar FP Ash! a (23) Wheat, 29.64W .195.47 60.75 139.01 Atralia Jawar Jowar FP Ashta (22) Wheat, 0.53W 50.62 13.46 48.30 Gunja,i Jowar FI' Ashta (23) EAg Wheat. 6.4:lW 76.05 13.93 5 . ..\9 Khejda Kheda Jawar FP Ashta (27) ED, EAg Wheat, 19.5JW 98.56 6.97 160.61 Shahpura Panchapura Jowar FP Ashta (12) Wheat, 66. 6~ 35. 39W. 341. 74 104.74 86.28 Hakimpur Jowar 3.680 PP Ashta (18) EA Wheat, 23.404 J~.26W. 415.07 244.24 124. ~8 N(I) Phudra Jowar 2.590 PR Ashta (16)' EA Wheat, 35. 40W. 255.95 53.17 99.9-1 N(2) Dotli lowar 1.830 PP Ashta (16) Wheat, 42.95 6.87W, 198.39 5~.60 57·80 Kankri ya Khedi Jowar 0.920 FP Ashta (11) Wheat, 32.44 2.QW 171.11 6.56 39.60 Mirjapur Jawar PR Asllta (8) Wheat. 2.50W 482. 27 45.26 113.09 M(l) Pagariya Chor Jowar FP Ashta (13) EA Wheat, 151.48 8.42W 283.06 22.92 78.94 M(l) Rupeta Jowar FP Ashta (14) Wheat, 29.70 3.76Tl{ 202.31 24.9<) 54.84 M(l) Rllr~heda Jo\\ar FP Ashta (13) Wheat, 1.48 TK 252.55 3 J. 9 j 52.52 Bheronpur Jowar FP Asl'ta (15) Wheat, 52.93 2.90W 35".71 4H.76 )04.87 M(I) Pardi Khedi Jowar FP Ashta (14) Wheat, 26.390 282.94 9.39 45.22 Paroltya Jowar FP Ashta (6) Wheat, 56.66W 261.43 IS.61 84.38 narkhcda Jowar l'P Ashta (8) Wheat, 17.(110 197.30 12.16 59.51 Lachhi rampura Jowar 84
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B3 31{1Pill ~~ 897,7' 1,003(200) P(I) -( 10+) W.HP -(5-10) -(10+> -(10+)
479. 18 584(94) P( I) -(-5) 84 apf~" -(10+) W.HP -(10+) -(10+)
~5 l[l3J;fT 502.75 421(71) P(I) -(10+) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) -(10+)
~6 T\<11 804.90 480(8J) P( I) -(10+) W.HP -H) -(10+) -(10+)
21 (4) -(5-10) W.T -(HO) -(5-10) 37 ~~"'r:' 190"95 -H) -(5-10)
88 'Tl:f;:89 O1l'!_f;: 90 '!,Tlf:S'TIIfi""fl 131,01 161 (28) -(-5) -(10+) W -( 10+) -(lOt) -(10+ )
91 If!<11 IflTT.-, 163,59 '"\1'1
n ;:;lfll![T 768,86 731 (137) P(I) -(10+) W,T -(10+) -(lot) -(10+)
93 ,!'lJr~1{T !i.~ 332.89 293(50) P( 1) -(lot) W.T -(10+) -( 10 +) -(10+)
-( IO~I-) 94 ,n;;rr r,1~' 262"!)6 170( 31) -(-5) -(10\-) W,T -(10+) -(10+)
- (-5) -(5-10) 95 !1TPo');TT ~I[,~J 191. 50 36(7) -(-5) -(-5) N -(-5)
% qrr"f ,"10,) 406,91 223(36) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)
W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) 97 .r'"l9k ql[f,~1 i\'TI: 317.48 1,222(198) 1'(1) -(5.10) W,T -(-5) TuesdolY -(5-10)
9<) ;;IT.-ft![T ~ lfo(!fl 495,37 2~7(38) -(-5) -(-5) N -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)
100 '1~I'l ~" 50.89 '1ht'l 8$
Amenities and Land use Ashta Tahsil
~"------~------_~~--~ ~"--- _---__ ------IItIf f.r~~1f i!Tl~ filOllill Il~ 'i,A '1IlI'1tl (.tlI(I '!.f~ 'il!1tltj 'lit fl{Mt f'liro iii Ii. "."," .Ifll. till{ 'til qj1{ qi~iI • ~. ,,~) lit 'Ii) IiIIV'I'II i'lilll: Ii fiA;ell III1Q1{ iii c) ~fiI R) ~litililfi. 'iiI ifill (f'ti.liU~) §IWI Land ute (i e" area under different types of Land 11"'.-1 "~11~ IIac in bectare. rounded uP. 10 2 decimal places.) ,--______.A.______"ill,. i """ "fill! iFf "'Bal' ih IliffiHri llim ~ ffli f.r., mr., ,,,,,i81,,,11' 1I,!"fliS Remarb ('1'i.~ 11)1 includiDI "'"U'll~i "fll") lOY place of Appro. Ncare,1 Culturable Area 1101 reliaioll! • aeh town anll waste( inclu- available historical 10 distance towel Staple Imgalel! Unlrn. ding gau~har for or al'chBeolo- Nllmc 01 village (in kms) supply food Porell by source gated Ilnd groves) cullivatio.: glt~1 illteretl ViIIBKC
--~-.- - .----~--~------IJ 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
------~~~- FP A~hta (8) Wheat, 11 .83 17.51 575~21 14.86 149.32 Bandariya Hat Jowar FP Ashta( 8) Wllea!, 79.10 5.27W, 452.21 41. ,;2 101.28 Lasudiya Par Jawar 16.760 FP Ashta". (14) EAg Wheal, 72.91 54~g3W 558.77 1 11 :10 99.90 Amla Majju Jowar FP Ashta (16) EAg Wheal, 28.95W 288.4" 83.68 n.l1 Amarpura Jowar FP Ashta( 14) Wheal, 45.06 12.80 316.35 66.74 61.80 Gajna Jowar FP A~hta (15) Wheat, 224.07 14.4RW 429.92 82.29 54.14 Urli Jawar FP Ashta (10) Wheat, l3.350 111.17 28.41 38.02 UJanpura Jowar FP Ashta (12 ) Wheat, 17.810. 177 .69 27.46 52.21i Parariya Chauhan Jawar 5.27W FP A~hta (13) EAg Wheat, 34.060 372~99 109. 12 83.92 K.h1juriY3 Kasum Jawar FP Ashn (14 ) Wheat, 13.140 82~09 15. 1 3 20. 6.~ GUrauiyaKa Ian Jowar Uninhabited Moandla Magarda FP Alhta( 15) Wheat, 436.01 8.240 237.96 31.83 54.82 Lakhiya Jowar FP Ashta (15) Wheat, 52.56 9.99W, 182.83 29.01 45.94 M(I) Guradiya Jawar 12.560 Khurd FP Ashta (13 ) Wheat, 1.50W, 179.27 28.24 48.67 Bala Kheda Jowar 4.980 FP Asht1 (15) Wheat. 4. (oW, 145.10 10.40 23.44 Shahpllr~ Jawar 8.36R Magarda FP Ashta (15) Wheat, 22.97 3.00W. 278.00 46.82 38.35 Gang11 Kothri Jowar 17~77R FP Ashta (J 6) Wheat, 36.76 31 ~ 23W, 264.41 36.81 81.97 Nee I bad Jowar 24.19R
FP A~hta ( 15) 'Wheat, 13.10W, I R8 ~ 12 21.12 43.R5 Pagarlya Hat Jowar 51.29R FP A,hta (6) Wheat, 282.22 6.41W 148.07 26.30 32.37 Bandariya Jawar Daliya Uninhabited hl~anpura 86
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~II ...., "'II' Irq !IrI pn~"" aq't;i!f 'ilir.tVcrllf!!;(Ifr. ItII it ,!fifllftt ;rQ'ON ;f~i t ------~-- - _--_ 2 4 5 6 8 9 10
---.-~-- --~ -- ---~~---~--- 101 ~') ) 56. 82 104(17) -(-5) -H) W,T ~H) -(-5) -(5-10)
102 'flllf(! 392.85 1009(174) P(ILM(l) -(-5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -( 5-1 0)
103 :jfr>isT (f~,iT'E;j;;r) 732.88 171(34) -(-5) ._( -5) W,T -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
104 ~CI 292.85 152(26) -(-5) -(-5) R,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
105 fll ..<:I'liIi"l 1,344.53 2,494(444) P(I),M(l) Dei) W,R,T PTO & Phone Friday BS
106 ~'f,li~,) 426.51 128(22) -(-5) -(-5) R,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
107 11Ig:i!\11~7T 207.41 108 'l"R-m 7(l 1,261. RO 1!T<:'"
109 'Tflf';'l ~
110 :fn'!l lift 1,808.75 605(93 ) P(I) -(5-10) W,T -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)
111 OTl1!\'!'i >i~1 214.83 280(48) P(1) -(5-10) W,R -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)
112 ill'!"l ",r11<: 741.53 790(136) .P(l) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(HO) - (5-10)
11:1 'lil1. li)~1 255.38 212(32) pel) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)
114 ;;)'1'["" 1,316.55 1,207(203) P{l) -( 5-10) W,N -(-5) -(S-10) -(5-10)
115 7l'J';" "'"<'II ~,246.05 918(15Z) P(l) -(5-[0) W -( -5) -(5-10) -(5~[0)
1 IIi rftqfW1f ,tII,rq 446.22 313(46) Pill -(10+) W -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)
1\7 !li"I'HI".' 1,385.S3 1,523(212) P(l) -( 10+) W,HP PO -(10+) BS
118 'li~ 132.14 'II""
1 19 :a?:lf~ 269.46 469(89) pel) -( 10+) W -(-5 ) -(10+) -(--5)
120 111,,1 ij)~') 257.69 192(34) -(-5) -(10+) W -(-5) -(10+) -(10+) 87
Amealtl_ and Land use Ashta Tahsil
~------_-_- - _------1111 "'Ii f.r~1T1I 'I'll, milt 1!~ 'lfu ill'll)! ( ••1" "rll IiIqliUJ llil r.f'llR lilillil it iii, (i,qlf! I'lfll' 11111 'iiI "III ~------".--"---~- ~-- _------II U 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ------~------~------_ --_-- - --+"------"_-- _- __ FP Ashta (15) BAg Wheat, J.91 3.0&W, 86.10 3.27 22.46 I1ahi Jowar 40.00R FP Ashta (15) BAg Wheat, 26.10 42.20W. 227.82 15.40 38.09 Jasmat Jowar 43. 24N . FP Ashta (36) Wheat, 524.13 3.55W 164.92 14.37 25.91 Barkhedi Jowar (Siddiquega.nj) FP Ashta (35) BAg Wheat. 1. 63 16.390 243.67 O.H 30.82 Deiunat Jowar KR Ashta (36) E~g Wheat, 799.24 12.14W 260.65 16.97 141.18 Temple Si ddiqueganj Jowar 44.47TK. 69.980 FP Ashta (35) BAg Wheat. 146.04 15.520 220.45 1.68 42.82 Baja Khedi Jowar Uninhabited Sh3hjahanp\'r~
Uninhabited Guradiya RJO
FP Ashta( 40) Wheat, 20.87 6.620 33.68 0.21 5.96 Rampura KIlurd Jowar FP Ashta (43) Wheat, 1,411.08 6.640 3: 2.72 ":1.11 57.20 N~rpa Khedi Jowar FP A~hta (32) Wheat, 1.92W 103. 10 2.83 106.9& Aw.lli Kheda lowar FP Asbta (21) Wheal, j59.29 14.64W 402.49 61.64 103.47 Bapcha 13aramad lowar FP Ashta (24) Wheat, 3.65W 189.22 23.72 38.79 Kadu Khedi Jowar FP Ashta (21) BAg Wheat, 618.3948.JOW, 530.g1 41.62 77.63 Naugaon lowar FP Ashta (28) EAg Wheat, 309.21 73.27W, 616.JO 62.52 182.04 Rampura Kalan Jowar 2.510 FP Asllta (29) BAg Wheat. 47.46 l:l.00W 299.70 15.29 70.77 Pipq],ya Rarndas Jowar KR Ashta (17) EAg Wheat, 2.08 ~4.83W, 1.011.18 92.58 248.79 Khacharod Jowar 6.07R Uninhabited Fatehpur
FP A~hta (19 ) Wheat. 7.50W 175.95 11.40 74.01 Udaipur Jowar FP A~hta (11) Wheat, 0.95W 172.65 33.49 50.60 M:'1i Khcdi lowar 88
11111 IIiI fO' ilI;n("" ii'f<'fill iiR'Wcnr~(lfft !WI if ,!f---~~------121 ~ Ii~T 135.91 178(27) P(I) -(10+) R,W -(-5) -(10+)
356.44 407(68) P(I) -00-1-) W -(-5) -(10+) -(10+)
276.17 307(44) PO) -(10+) R,HP _(-5) -(10+) -(10+ )
354.73 536(76) P(I) .(10+) W -(-5) -(10+)
308.57 307(44) P( I) R,W -(-5)
9~7.96 1,452(212) P(l),~(l) -(10+) W,HP PO -(10+)
127 ftBifurr 340.04 462(65) pel) -(5-10) W • (5-10) -( 5.1 0) -(5-10)
181.08 :;56(56) P( 1) -( 10 1- )
624.25 622(106) P( I) -(10+) W,HP -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10)
130 291.40 439(71) pel) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -( 5-10)
427(77) P(1) -(-5) W,R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
125.91
IR3.02 341(55) PO) -(-5) W,R,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
139.21
315.72 23(4) -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
564.60 921(147) P( I) -(5-10) W,R,HP -(5-10) -0-10) -(5-10)
196.28 138(20) - ( -5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(_5) -(-5)
306.0(,
204.03 571(102) P( 1) -(5-10) W,R -(5-10) -(5.10) -(5-10) 89
AiDenltles and Land use Ashta Tahsil
-----~. -_---- ill!" <1;0 f--~---~- .~~--- _----_--_ ----_- --- FP Ashtu \12) EAg Wheat, 9.140 79.10 19.59 28.08 Memda K,hedi Jowar FP Ashta (11) Wheat, 4.4IW 248.49 42.07 6t.47 D~epla Khedi Jow,-r FP Ashta (32) EAg Wheat, 14.61W 173.84 46.81 40.91 Sanga Khedi Jowar FP Ashta (15) Wheat, 8.7SW 254.10 29.07 62.8[ Dewan Khedi Jowar FP Ashta (15) Wheat, 20.61W HO.25 31. 21 66.50 Moru Khedi Jowar FP Ashta (5) ED,EAg Wh!at. 19.19W, 591.86 124.82 151. 05 Kannod Jf)war 70.440 FP Ashta (j 5) Wheat. 7.63W 283.54 15.56 33.31 Richhadiya JOWa! FP Ashta (l5) Wheat, 12.24W 408.36 27.75 32.73 Guradiya Jowar Sirajllddin KR Ashta (8) BAg Wheat, 36.72W 464.89 31.16 91. 48 L:lsudiya Jl)War Vi.iaysingh FP Ashta (20) EAg Wheat, 30.70W 384,06 12.61 57.65 Badodlya Gauri Jowar KR Ashta (10) EAg Wheat, 37.27W 208.54 12.04 33.55 NJn.akpur Jowar FP A'hta (3 ) RAg Wheat, 3.8SW, 119.56 0.77 29 . .+0 Chlncharsi Jowar 15.100 UninhRbited Rajjuk(1ura
FP Ashta (3) BAg Wheat, 7.77W, 83.25 22.03 37.75 Tajpura Jowar 32.22R' Uninhabited Banl<1I1 Khcdi I
FP Asltta( 5) Wheat, 1405W, 239.21 54.63 7.R2 Ahmoldpur Jowar S4.0jGC FP Ashta (5) ED, EAg Wheat, S.78W, 210.95 109.45 97.65 Aroliya Jowar 40.20TK,46.54R FP Ashta( 4) EAg Wheal, S.85 165.77 4.02 17.64 Khcmpur Jowar Uninhabited Khaladiya
FP Ashta (9) EAg Whelli. 2.61 13.93GC, 107.75 25.13 42.62 l'ala·Jiya Jowar 2.05W,9.94R 90
11111' '6l !1iI" m"" noti" iiti'f-Wifal~(1I1\t '11111 if I];fifill~ "'fiilill ~. 'T iii t -5 f,;; ,iT" 5-10 f.Ii,iT, 171 10+f.Ii,lfI. I\mcl\itiel available(jf not available within tM village, II dash (-) is shown In tbe ~olumn and n!XI to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges vill-5kms.5-IOkml Bnd lO+kms (If tbe nearest place where Ih, faciiily is ava.lable is given). ,,_ A, ~ ".fQT. f;cf~ "")ii ~Ilfl;ii fIlii qh 1"l'ifT~/~ iii! ~;;I .rm .1I~q' m " f>:11 IIfa llilt iil (Q Rllf ~;ij;i. toea. Total Eilllil • 'fi-'lili ) lioll TOlal area population Day or Communica· code of the aod Drink Ina days of tions(Bus-stop. num' Name of village (in number of water Pos! and the market/ rai Iway stali(ln. ber Village hectare.) households Bducatlonal Medical (Potable) Telegraph bat. if any water way.
2 4 5 6 8 9 10
116.96 156( 28) -(-5) -(-5) W,O.HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
142 3f1'f'?'')'!' 197.93 397(66) P(I) -(-5) VI -H) -(-5 ) -(-5)
143 144 illil'[1\ 239.52 345(55) P(I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)
145 !!l~,!":r 71.89 9(3) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)
146 "i[1TiH'f,!, 333.91 319(53) P(I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -H) -(5-10)
147 ~l[f"",[ mit 762.54 9S2(152) P(I),M(I) -(5-10) W P.T.O. -(5-10)
148 ~il:~' f,"~rUlf!241 .94 420(71) P(1) -(-5) W -(-5) - (- 5) -(-5)
101.29 72(12) -(-5) HP -(-5) -(-5) -(--5)
150.69 236(40) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)
~06.21 22(3) --(--5) W -H) -(-5)
124.93 74(12) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -( ~5)
62.69 74(13) -(- 5) -( -5) R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
179.J(1 9(1) -(-·5) -(-5) R -( - 5) -H) ~(-5)
155 'l,'1"[fs'1"T 700 V 9RI (172) P(l) -( 5-10) \V 1'0 -(5-10) -(5-10)
214.12 310(55) P(I) -(5_10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10 )
438(66) P( I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)
530(81) P(1) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(HO) -(5-10)
296.60 213(38) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10)
160 lilJ_>:1 330.41 234 (46) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) 91
Amenltl. and Land use Ashta Tahsil
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'-~------~. --~----. II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
------~- .------~- FP Asllla (3) EAg Wheat, 8.090, 85.13 5.99 16.48 Shankarpur Jowar 1.27W FP Ashta (3) EAg Wheat, 2.34W, 159.40 7.3~ 21. 58 Anandipura Jowar 7.260 FI' Ashta (2) EAg Wheat. 5.35W 312.08 16.84 38.21 Jagmalpur Jowaf FP Ashla (') EAg Wheat, 17.870 155.23 34.72 31,70 NorangpUf JOW:tf
FP Ashta (5) EAg Wheat, ~. 70W 49.51 10.55 5.13 Shekhdapura Jowar pp Ashta (5) Wheat, 2.S5W 270 96 14.95 45.45 Bhagwanpur .Towar FP Ashla (9) EA Wheat, 3.86W, 561. 72 98.34 90.00 N{I) Bamuliya Bhati .Towar 8.620 PR Ashta (2) EA Wheat, 45.78W 161.93 5.28 28.95 NO') Fatehpur Kilerama Jowar FP Ashta (2) EAg Wheat, 45.47R 37.82 0.26 17.74 "Shahwajpma Iowar FP Ashta (2) ED.EAg Wheat, 9.37W 115.64 5 . SO 20.1 R Baupura . Jowar FP Ashta (2) EAg Wheat, 2.87W, 145.91 12.1(, 21. 96 Mmadpura Jowar 23 31GC FI' Ashta (2) EAg Wheat. 21.86 86.94 0.71 15.4~ Abdllllapur lowar FP Ashta (2) EAg Wheat, 23.86R 26.78 1 .45 10.60 Jagannathpura lowar FP Ashta (4) Wheat, 3.%0 112.91 -12.00 50.63 Gh1nshyampuf3 Jowar FP Ashla (9 ) EAg Wheal, 12.65W, 536.79 47.55 67.03 nupad'ya Jowar 36.21R KR Ashta (6) EAg Wheat, S.17W, 168.65 13.54 18.47 Mundi Khedi Jowar 8.29TK FP Ashta (10) EAg Wheat, 9.40W, 234.17 41.44 49.64 MohammadpllI Jowar 10 49R Pakhani FP Ashta (5) EAg Wheat, 3.49R, 330.62 25 45 64 35 MalikhediBazyaft lowar 1.37W FP Ash!a (5) EAg Wheat, 1. 47W, 239.40 18.48 32.95 Dalpatpura Jowar 4.30R FP Asht? (6) Wheat, 9.250 286.64 1.73 32.79 Bhamura Jowar 92
11111 IIil fW ";rli",, a"f""ilJ ~ •.pm~(Il'fl: VIII it ,!:f161 ",rft 736.93 957(168) P(I),M(I) -(-5) W PO -H)
313.47 270(46) P(I) w -H) -(-5) -(5-10)
293.36 365(65) P(I) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5)
240.19 309(54) -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5)
156.19 99(14) -(-5) ~(-5) w -(-5) -H) +,,5)
412.93 494(84) P(I) -(-5 ) W -(-5) -(-5) ..(-5)
1,237.602,153(393) P(I),M(I) D(I) W,T P.T.O· Monday BS
179.25 5)8(80) P(l ) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
521.72 732(122) P(I) -(-5 ) w -(-5) -(~5) -(-5)
17 0 illf¥,q;n 317.05 371(63) P(l) -(5-10) W -(- 5) -(-5) -(-5)
141.28 334(51) P(I) W -(-5)
172 ll,.l 310.92 325(58) pel) -(5-10) W -H) -(5-10) -( 5-10)
677 9R 8s9(f62) P(i ),M(I) -(5-10) W PO
174 U'll'!l 445 7R 379(56) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5- 10)
176 "Fnl~ 4%.01 274(47) Pill -( -5) w -Hi) -(-5) -(-5)
177 iI'fGl 1 ,45~.44 2,346(409) P(l),M(I) -(5-10) W PO&Phone Saturday -(-5)
706.49 919(166) PO) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5)
1,477.162,589(451) P(I),M(I) -(-5) W -( -5) -(5 -10)
1,073.71 1,108(200) P( 1) -(-5) w PO -(-5) ~(-5) 93
Amen I till and Land use Ashta Tahsil
IIIf (1"'11 iif'll!trlf ~rrl; ~'" '!~ 'tfir ~)tJ ("18 '!fir ~1flitII 'fit f.l1r", ~~'" iii iii. ~qafl SIr". 1I111i1i1 "Ill 'Il.r.l ~i~~t ;t} 'IT'llTi ~n If f~'1 Q'Ilr" it; I() ~llJ (Ai) ~fiI'-1191f 'iiI Ifl'li (f'li.'1UI) ~ Lind Ule (i e area under different type. of Laod .... .r ,,-a~r. a.e in bectares round~d tip, to 2 decimal place •. ) "iiI. ~ ~'''I'I ~ ______.A. ______.., Q'f~ ~ ",.ilI' ih i!ftHri i!ft iii fl'l'i I'll"''' fdo il''1!l'i!l iI;or1 Ir.j~!l'i!l Remarks (ll);;'{ llih including ~wrlli'i "filII) Iny place of Appro. Nearell Culturable Area nOI religious. aeh lown and wasle( IOclu- available historical 10 distance Power Staple IrrigatCd UnITTI. ding gauchar for or archacolo· Nllmo of Yillage (in kms) ,upply food Pore.. by'ource gated and groves) cultivalio~ glcal interest Village
.--~~----- _. ~~~--- II I! 13 14 15 16 [7 [8 [9 20
-~--- .-----_ -~- - ---.~- FP Ashta (3) Wheat. 15.24W, 616.75 14.98 85 88 N(:!) Dabri Jowar 4.080 FP Ashta (6) Wheat. 3.05W, 244.95 12.9\ 5\. 10 Hamid Khedi Jowar 1.550 KR Ashta (2) EAg Wheat, 22.7SW 240 72 9 62 20.27 Kaji Khedi Jowar FP Ashta (1) EAg Wheat, 20.49W 166 50 4 69 48 51 MaJipnra Ashta lowar FP Ashla(l) BAg Wheat, 9.980 125.53 3.59 17.09 Bahadarpura Jowar FP Ashta(8) Wheat, 31.97TK, 271.93 21.31 84.06 DUka lowar 3.66W PR Ashta (12) EA Wileat, 75.27W, 832.94 131.00 180.73 Khadi Jowar 17.66TK FP Ashta(IO) Wheat. 1214TK, 118.3(, 4.23 25. II N( 5) Gopalpllr Jowar 19.41W FP Ashla( I 0) EA Wheat. 48 02W 339 49 60 gR 7:1.33 Channotha Jowar FP Ashta ( 10) EA Wheat. 7 56W 254.17 11 23 43.79 T(~) Bagdawada .1()war FP Ashta( 9) EAg Wheat, J'I.OOW 114.11 4 09 12 OR LaUmipur Jowar FP Ashta( 8) Vvheat. l,fi2W, 258.80 6.98 3 I 2S Tanda Jowar 12.240 PR Ashta (8) EA Wheat, 22 85W, 543.34 16 62 91 12 M(I) Hakimubad Jowar 4.050 FP Asht'l (R) Wheat, 2 02W, 301.70 54.19 R4 22 N(2) Dhanana Jawar 3.550 Uninhabited BadaJ iya Baram3d
FP Ashta (1Ii) Vvheat, 8.69W 422.47 10 11 54.74 Paok~edi Jowar FP Ashta ( 16) EA Wheat, .. 83. 26TK, 976 70 30 76 328.06 N(l) Seoda Jawar 39. G6W FP Ashl:! (17) BAg Wheat, 22.92W 427 54 9 35 246 (,3 Titoriya Jowal FP Ashta (9) EA Wheat. 70.51TK 1,015.29 56.52 291. 77 N(I) Kha,nkileda lowar 30. 30W,II. 770 Baijnath FP Ashta ( 16) EA Wheat, 15.90TK, 73 1.88 62.56 247.50 Baijnath .lowar 13.17,2.700 94
""'IiI ~.~ ;rq-;{i8 ""'-ikIlTq(lfr~ VIII if !!fQf~ 2 3 4 6 8 9 10
181 't~T 345.52 362(65) P( I) w -(. 5) -(-5) -(-5)
3,004.76 4,770(825) P(1),~(2) D(I) w PO, Phone Sunday BS PFC(I) 183 tft~ 339.21 385(57) P(I) -H) w -(-5) -(-5)
506.31 49R(75) P( I) - (- 5) w -( - 5) • (- 5) -(-5)
678.62 595(103) pel) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -( 5.10) - (- 5)
144.66 276(44) P(1 ) -(5-10) w -(5-10) - (5- 10) - (- 5)
469 45 520(81) P( 1 ) -.(HO) w - (5 -10) - (5·10) -(5-10)
75 37 111(19) -(-5) -(-5) HI' -( -5) -( - 5) -( -5)
493.53 499(73) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) - (- 5) - ( -5)
303.34 359(48) P( 1) -(5-10) W "( -5) -(-5) - (- 5)
19 I ~G1'fT P(I) -(5-10) W,HP - (- 5) -(- 5) -(-5)
767.69 819(104) -(-5) _(5_10) W -( .5) -(5-10) -( .5)
406.54 3R2(54) pel) -(5-10) W -(-.5) -( 5-1 0) -(-5)
37&.46 336(50) P(I) -(·-5) W -(-5) -( - 5) -( 5-10)
272.96 333(59) P(I) -(5-10) W -("5) -(5-10) -(5.10)
182 38 254( 37) P( I) " (5-10) w - (-5) -(5-10) -( - 5)
J 97 "llnf~!fl 729.91 S79(152) P(J) -(-5) W PO -(-5) -( 5-1 0)
154.92 144(23) P( I) -( 5-10) W,R +5) -(5-10) -(5-10)
352.74 728(106) P(I) _(5_10) W -(-5) • (5-10) • (5 .. 10)
550.39 642(109) P( I) -(-5) w -(--5) - (.-5) -(5-10) 9)
Amenltlet!l and Land use Ashta Tahsil
1111{ .~----~------"------_------~----- FP Ashta(22 ) EAg Wheat, 13.650 288.76 14.57 28.54 SlIlkhedi lowar PR Ashta( 20) EA Wheat, 164.43TK 2,314.25 122.77 391.07 T(1),N(2S) Maina Jowar 4. 15W , 8 . 090 FP Ashta( 17) Wheat. J5.70TK 254.42 4.30 64.79 Godi Jowar FP A.shra( 17) Wheat, 24.66TK 420.23 5.52 55.90 Kumdawada Jowar FP Ashta(16) EAg Wheat, 45.53TK 498.01 19.14 112.32 Loras Khl1rd Jowar 3.62W FP Ashta(11) Wheat, 9.24W 98.25 10.58 26.59 Kamal pl1r Khedi Jowa, Fl' Ashta( 18) Wheat. 15. S8W 331.86 43.75 77.96 HusainpurKhedi Jowar FP Ashta(l3) Wheat. 0.71W 48.0\ 0.77 15.RX Banveerpllra Jowar PR Ashta(12) EA Wheat, 2.02W, 415.3~ 8.97 h2.00 Patariya Goyal Jowar 5.22TK FP Ashta( 13) ED,EAg Wheat, 4.0"W. 240.59 2.42 38.71 .1hambhu Khedi Jowar 17 57TK FP Ashta( II) BAg Wheat. 5.5'2W 215.70 2.06 32.02 I\lundla Jowar FP Ashta( 1 0) EAg Wheat, 10.35W 659.RS 8.78 ~8.68 Htrapur Jowar FP Ashta( 10) EAg Wheat, S .91W 333.75 13.72 50.16 Lora~ Kalan lowar FP Ashta( 10) BAg Wheat. ~.15W 312.04 14.75 43.52 La~lIdiya Sukha lowar FP Ashta( \0) BAg Wheat. 10.5SW 20S.16 9.7R 44.47 Ci13cha Khcdi Jowar FP Ashta( 10) EAg Wheat, 2.19W 152.23 ~.1i4 19.32 Chharri Jowar FP A~hta( 12) EA Wheat. 23.31W .'50.67 51. OS 104.79 Chopadiya Jowar FP Ashta(9) ED, fAg Wheat. Ih.92R 102. IR 12.39 23.43 Ken Khedi Jowar FP A~hta(9) EAg Wheat, 20.20W, 261 .72 R 24 55.42 Jafrabad Jowar 7.11iR FP Ashta( 25) ED,EAg Wheat, 28 40W 425 (9 42.g0 53.90 Atr,liya Jowar 96
. __ .-_._------vIIT 11ft ~ mtlrl 2 4 6 8 9 10
2,!33.22 2,421(414) P(I},M(I) 0(1) W PO Tuesday -(5-10)
700.12 870(142) P(l) PAC(I) W,R,HP Po&Ph"ne -(5-10) -(HO)
214.17 317(57) P( I) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)
89.79 -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
460.12 637(99) P(I) -(5-: 0) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(5··10)
42R.76 265(42) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -H) -(-5) -(-5)
287.36 612 (89) P(l) -(-.5) W , HP P(}&Phone -(-5)
496.28 762(IIR) P(I) -(-5 ) W PO -(-5) -(-5)
813.69 6.18(92) P(l) w PO -(-5) -(-5)
IlS 38 ".
228.52 175-(31) 1'(1) -(-5) w PO -(-5) -(-5)
636.44 975(158) P(1 ) -(--5) w PO -(-5)
2 1 3 'liToiI 'li1ift 2,266.01 5,258(&31) P(3).M(2), H(l) W, HP PTO & Phone Saturday ns PUC(1),O(l) 2 14 If'tfl'flfT .ih'r 7')0.42 652(98) 1'(1) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)
407.45 gR5(141) P(I).M(l) -(-5) w PO&Phone -( -5) BS
3R7.S7 566(91) 1'(1) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)
199.76 404(67) 1'(1 ) -(5-10) W -\-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)
347.95 509(75) P(l) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)
211.25 193(27) P(I) -H) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
7R2.21 1,511(259) Pl1 \.M(l) -(-5) w PO -(-5) ··H) 97
AtDenltlfJ8 and Land use Ashta Tahsil
1I11f ------~ -~-- -~------11 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
FP Asbta(22) EA Wheat, 70.17W 1,583.09 129.48 350.48 T(2),N(I) Nipaniya Jower KR Asbta(22) ED,EAg Wheat, " 17.35W. 450.08 64 . .19 5~. 28 T(I) :M( 1) Borkheda Jowar It 6.020 FP Ashta ( 21) ED,EAg Wheat, 19.45VV, 143 58 17 82 30.74 Shivkhedi Jowar 2.580 FP Ashta(20) EAg Wheat, ,,18.35W, 43.01 4 II 17 3Z Parwagosai Jowar 7.000 FP Ashta(19) ED.EAg Wheat, .. 50.76VV, 267.99 37 41 55.32 Kachnariya Jowar 48.640 FP Asll(a(20) ED, EAg Wheat, 68.87W, 14.16 39. n M'lina Khedi Jowar 19.160 PR Ashta(11) ED,EAg Wheat. 12.02W, 196.41 24.19 22.61 N(I),T(l) MoIu Khedi Jowar 32.130 PR Ashta( 14) EA Wheat, 5J.91VV 371.45 IS.51 52 41 M(I),T(2) Bheelkhedi Sadak Jowar PR Ashta (12) EA Wheat, " 138.46W 578.03 15 11 82 ()9 Mana Khedi Jowar Uninhabited Kanapur
PR Ashta (13) EA Wheat, 2J.71W 177.15 03 21. 62 Jowar PR Ashta(1,j EA Wheat, 94.71T 439 90 39.83 !i2.00 LaslIdiya Klms Jowar PR Ash:a(12) EA Wheat, 244.93W, 1,531.28 108.31 352.20 Kothri Kalan Jowar 29.220 FP Ashta( 11 ) BAg Wheat, 12.37W, 676.19 23.02 63.12 Ban1llliyaKhinchi Jowar 15.720 PR Ashta(12) EAg Wheat, 3 820 304.91 37.79 60.93 T(I),N(2) Deda KJledi .Towar FP Ashta (8) EAg 'Vheat, 9.i1W 321 92 18.85 37.09 Sandho Khedi Jowar FP Ashta (9) EAg Wheat, 12.17W 13Y.62 9.49 38 4R Umarpur Jowar KR Ashta (6) EAg Wheat, 13.26W 281.61 22 51 30.55 Jnta Kheda Jowar KR Ashta( 12) El\g \\'heat, 4.98 43.03 Tipa Khedi Jowar FP Ashta( 16) EAg Wheat, 12.67W. 521.54 17.8H 209.R5 Gawa Khedi Jowar 20.270 98
_!!l1II! ~ w;ni"" rn(lll 'A-W~IIlI(lIfc IIIf if ~f'l'lIlti 'i!qOlil.lIl~' iii 1IIlOl1l i'I H R fiTITlIl ql[l ~ '1" "«'liii! ~. 'Iftml u'll ~iIt '" (l ..~ it !rI1f iI' fi;J(!;y) ~il on: wont 'i!'Ilfill _ m! a'll on OIl ~tt (~"iI) S'VIIlII ~ 11m Q it Iff ~ -5 fiIi.liI .. 5-10 fiIi.IiI.lfl IO+fiIi.~. A.meoilie. Available(if not available within the Village, a dash (-) it shown In tbe eolurnn and n~xllo it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz ·5kms,5-!Okrnl and lO+kms of the nearest place where tb. facility is ava,lable is given). ".. --__,A~ ______~ __ ~
illlf". f.-f'li!VI q')i1 'Ii! ql;il "~II'll fI'Wrl:f~1e 'Ii! full !i'm i!!~'" (In: if; f.;r Irl'. 'iiJi~) (Q Rfl! iii!~' Loca fatal ~w;r,~-IJI1i) tion r0111 area population Day Of Communica. code nf tbe aod DrinklD' days 01 lions(Eus-stop, num· Name of village (in number of water Post and the marketl railway station. ber Village hectare.) housebolds Eduoatlooal Medical (Potable) Telegrapb hat, if any waler way.
2 4 6 10
157.66 1r1(26) -(-s) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -H)
657.72 'r96( 129) pel) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)
368{55) pel) -(5-10) W.HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)
124 Ef,1494.98 1,053(161) P(I) -(5-LO) W -(-5) -(5-10)
274.18 2:16(32) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)
601.841,091(157) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -( 5-10)
106.85 164(22) -( -5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) -15-10)
511.95 775(99) P(I) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)
157 62 48(7) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)
21741 369(51} P(I) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)
232 '~~T~ 4LO.52 649(96) pel) -(-5) W -(-5)
233 'li1ffT: 440.66 137(22) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -\-5)
563(96) P(I) -(5-10) w -('5) -(5 ·LO) - (-5)
1,015 03 1,462(246) P(l),MO) H(l) W PO -(5-10) -(-5)
23(' 'Ill.! ',~00.J2 3,132(557) P(I),M(I) w PO Sunday BS
245.16 413(64) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -( - 5) (-S )
224.81 425(64) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)
537.17 R41(129) P'I) -(5-10) W,HP "( -5) -(5 10) -(5-10)
L94.58 271(35) P(l) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10 ) 99
Amenities and land use Ashta Tahsil
----~ ~------~~---- ~- _---_-_------1ITlf{l'li f.rt;~a-IJ ;rl!\ filOl," 1J'.!;lI IIfli ------~--~--- -~---. -- ~- - ~------_------_.------~ fP Ashta (13) BAg Wheat, 3.48W 116.75 2.90 28.46 Samardi Jowar 6.070 FP Ashta (13) EAg Wheat, 21.95W, 511.82 12.72 99·09 Samarda Jowal 12.140 FP Ashta (17) EA Wheat, 19 32W 370.00 59.54 292 81 Mullani Mangalpur Jowar FP Ashta (16) Wheat, 16.06W 152.39 1.73 73.37 K,anda Khedi Jowar FP Ashta (5) EA Wheat, 78 93W 369 30 4.82 41.93 Wafapur Jowar FP A~hta (9 ) EAg Wheat, 9 14 7 92W 202.28 5 12 49 72 T(2) Kasampura Jowar FP Ashta (6) EA Wheat, 0.11 77.95w 435 91 33.18 54 69 MugIi Jowar FP Ashta (6) EAg Wheat, 7.27W 80.01 6.78 12·79 Darapur JO'.var FP Asht& (9) EAg Wheat. 82·65 48.33W 20R.95 99.07 72.9<; Mubarakpur Jowar FP Ashta (7) EAg Wheat, 11.92W 124 26 IS·g0 5. G: Mehmudabad Jowar Khedi FP Ashta (8) EAg Wheat. 41.94W 141.39 14.89 19.19 Sobha Khedi Jowar FP Ashta (R) EAg Wheat, 37.35W, 213 27 43.81 108.98 Raslllrura Jowar 7.110 FP Ashta (11) Wheat, 7.340 181 78 84.65 166 R9 Amipur Jowar FP Ashra (12) Wheat. 106.83TK. 529 42 125.40 314.52 Guradiya Rupchand Jowar 2.65W FP A,hta (8) EA Wheat, 34.55W, 347.03 132.R7 37!i 46 M(l) Hager Jowar 110.72TK,13.400 KR Ashta (22) EA Wheat, 561.51 50.76W, 2,090 24 293.fiO 447.00 T(2) ,N( 1) BllOnra Jowar 3.370,153.84TK FP Ashla( 25) Wheat, 44.56 0.20 121 .10 7.44 71. g6 Badjhiri .lowar FP Ashta (9) Wheat. 13. 7 2W 158 70 9.23 43 16 f),luniya Jawar FP Ashta (9) EA Wheat, 44.36W 32~.g6 21.15 147 80 llapcha .Iowar FP Ashta (8) Wheat, 19.83W 13 R. 60 12.91 23.54 Rhaurasa JO\ll'al' too-
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- "------roftll 1111'1' 'Iii ;rIll" vIII' IIil pm"'" ;rq;Jifl 'il;J-Wl(fI(~(IIfi: Olll ii '11Ur~ iI'Iomr ~ • ffi 'iiI'"' it (-) illl "-llTIli If.. 1 ~ ;r,~ fi" lIfiilliO! ~ "t't.rv an ~iW m I!t ~1?;!Ii it VIii ~ r.llIm t"U 1ft 11~ ~'fOliS a mil tJ'\t '11 q ~) '1~ (~~n iI) tftli.zrt ~!I1m!ni ~ If( ~ -5 f.o.Ift .• 5-10 f.o.Ift.1I110+f.o.lIl. Amenitie, available (if not available within the village. a dash (-) is shown in the rolumn and n:1I1 111 it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges vi~ -Skma.5-10kml ,...and 10+kms of the neareat place_____ where A. tb, facility is ava,lable is given). WIllfllf'li f~fifiC~r ,------~---- -~- - --.-----~.-----.--"----~- ~~------_------2 4 6 7 8 9 10
---"----~-- ~---.------_- --~------.---~~~- 241 ~T;;~l'l:I'r: 343" 59 406(56) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
242 W.f,!~l ~Ra: 339"91 473(83) P( 1) -(-5) W.HP -(-5) -(-5) -(- 5)
243 on:f'llll '1:1" 278 18 634(107) P( I) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) - (-5) -H)
244 f'!'l:f
245 'li!r(t 236"49 3R9(62) pel) -(.'i-l0) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -H)
I 246 'li!");i) 381,49 815(137) pel) -(-5) W,HP -(_5) _(_5) -(-5)
217 1!q;)~ 519.96 1.073 (179) P(1) -(10+) W,HP ~(-5) -(-5) -(~5)
248 ifill''! ~Tsr 160.19 .rrrfl
249 !ffl~'«"fl 197.50 480(74) P(1) -(10+) W,HP -(-5) -1-5) -H)
250 ~?;l," r,n) 271. 45 853(140) P( I) -(10+; Wi HP -(-5) Monday -(-5)
251 ~"!.~TT 157 20 Ifr.:",
252 mroTi) :no" 99 450(77) P(I) -(10+) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
253 .,.~~;:r 107.31 'f'\~l'l
25"1 Tifilm';'T 260.4R 311 (56) -1-5) -(10+) W.HP -(5-10) -(-5) -( --5)
255 '111;;; .)s1 231.61 390(75) pel) -(10+) W,HP -(-5) -(- 5) -(-5)
256 ~""1~ allte! 778" 26 944( 164) P( 1 ) ,M ( 1 ) -(10+) W -(-5) -(10+> -(-5)
257 f'T'Tf,"'258 iff'll?:! 166.67 352(54) -(-5) -(lO+) W -1-5) -(IO-i-) -(-5)
259 If~fu'7.60 '!\1I'li'f 804.92 1,053(155) P(I).M(I) -(10+) W ~(-5i -(l0+) -(5-\0.) 101
Amenities and Land use Ashta Tahsil
---~-- -~------.._------_------_--_--- -- Vllf (l'ii f.!'ii~lfij1J\ fuWl lJ:~ 'ill! ,~" (.'1i" "r" Iil"lil" llil fllf'll! fllifll1 it; •• fl.qlll) Illf"", ifIll 'lif 'IfII qi;f.i • 1(" ;an) Iii ifit Wl'VIi illin i rllilttll ••qw t Ii1 fll(l'l !!IIi) ~RI!ilf\f. llil IIIif (f'li.1!ur) v;mn Land Ole (i e area under different [ypc. 01 Land I(II(~ \~~~ Die in bec[arel rounded uP. 10 2 decimal pI6ee •. ) "il~ if; ,-______.A. ______--, ,,,,,I Ilf", 1('1 1118';1"1 , h i\i1H<'lli .II! if; f,,"ii f.f.", far"" ll'l"fiiEl iI"~ lII~qfiiW Remarks (lr);n lII'h includinll .-r~1!Il!i I(f~l'I) lny place of Appro. NeareRI Culturable Alca nol religious. acb town and IIIIIS[e( mclu- available bistorical to distance Powel Staple Irrigated U01m. ding gauchar for or a.. ~haeolo- Name of village (in kms) supply food fore .. by Bource gated and groves) cultivario .. glc~1 inleresl Village ------_-- ---~--~---.------11 11 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 ------~ .. ------_------_- ---_------_-- FP Ashta (14) EAg Wheat, 69.62TK 76.84 2.61 1 94.52 Khandaur~pur JoWllf FP Ashta (11) BAg Wheat, 28.59W 245.11 10.ti6 55. 55 A'niya Daud Jowar FP Asht:l(tl) EAg Wheat, 17.63W 192.03 27.14 41.38 Arniya Ram J,)war Uninhabited Jhirniya
FP A~hta (12) Wheat, 0.51 14.650 157.54 11.27 52.52 Pangri Jowar FP AShll (14) Wheal, 67.83 2R.50TK 178.2~ 8.19 98.69 Bhatoni Jowar FP Ashla (12) ED,EAg Wheat, 41.34W 410,17 41. 21 27.24 Dhuphod Jowar Uninhabited BamanKhedi Jowar FP Ashta (13) EAg Wheat, 5.S9W 116 _94 6.33 22.04 Shampur Tappa ]owar FP Ashta (13) ED,BAg Whea', 10.12W 217.79 7.17 %.37 Harraj Khedi lowar Uninhabited Dallupura
FP A~hta (14) EAg Wheat, 10.14W 223.55 4G.76 10.54 lharkhedi Jowar Uninhabited Lakhapura
FP Ashta (16) ., Wheat, 12.71 7.74W 192.50 S.71 38.~~ KheniY:lpura lowar FP Asltta (16) Wheat. S.65W t60.08 29.11 36.77 Shecl Khedi Jowar PR Ashta (17) ED,BAg Wheat, 38.06W 552.:0 77.35 110.55 M( I) Khamkheda A~hta Jowar FP A,hl:l (19) ED,EAg Wheat, 7,R7W 160.45 15,55 22_ 34 M(t) Pipal:ya Chama ran Jowar FP A,hta (19) Wheat, J. 22 6.94W 13 J.II 11.3~ 16.0R Badghat; Jowar FP Ashta (19) Wheat, 2_ 32W 254.66 11.45 9.32 BldJiya Baramad Jowar FP Ashta (19) Wheat, 71.30 9.93W 552.01 29.30 142.38 Rolagaon Jowar 102
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illlfvr. r..r'liIVl q)it 0(1 ql;fl ,1'Ii ci'rl omrr'(J~ 'iiI ~I IimOlTlfWI i'lf\ if;f~;f rrro: Iffri tT (if~ Rrq ~OI"· Loca- Total tiW'f , -~- --~~------~~-~-- - ~ ------2 4 6 7 9 10
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2G2 mC:T! 61.93 ofr':!i[
2fl3 rfI'1T '1>'1, ~ 80,95 ofT"'i[
2(;4 fffm"llu 753,37 1,141(13R) P( I) -(10+) w -(-5) ~(lO+) flS
2li5 IT'lRll!~'r 107.31 3 D (34) pel) .(10+) w -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)
26(' ~;sr~ 44,99 2(,7 fCP:FIl oi~ 179.10 169(34 ) -(-5) -(10+) w -(5-10) -(10+) -(-5)
268 :;rl=lJ;:P:T 414.63 221(3:) -( -5) -( 1O~1-) W -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)
521(84) P(I) -(10+) 269 q''''m 666,98 W -~-5) -(10+) -(5-10) 'IT'Ui! :'70 ~q%, 2"4.72
346.02 130(15) -(5-10) -(10+) ~(5-IO) 271 'llllf.r:rt w -(10+) -(5-10)
515.79 274(41) '-(5~10) -(10+ ) -(5-10) -( -5) 27 2 ~)'If~ w -(10+)
273 648,91 64(7) -( 5~ 10) -( 10-1~) ~7'1 ar'IJ"~i W -(5-10) -(10+) -(-5)
275 11'1': m~i 203,14 348(52) -(-5) -(5-10) w -H) -( -5) -( 5~1(1)
276 r'f;A~ 184,22 420 (64) P(l) -(5-10) w -( -5) -(5-10) -(5-10)
277 !H €Is! 104,4 5 4(1) -(-5) -(5-10) W.R -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)
27R an:R'l'! 'itil'U 1.966.27 1,297(184) P(l) -(5-10) W,R -H) -(5-10) -(5-10)
279 "IPi. r,)~r 160.23 234(43) -(-5 ) -(5-10) W,R -(-5) -(5-10) _(5-10)
280 19rcn: 375,17 939(140) P(I) -(5.. 10) W,HP PO -(HOl -(5-10) 103
Amenities and Land use Ashta Tahsil
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Uninhabited Pili Karar Khurd
PR Ashta (20) \\heat, 90.68 0.68W 511.96 19.44 130.61 T(1 ) SingRr~hori Jowar FP Ashta (20) Wheat, 0.08 79.1)5 7.62 19.96 Mani rampura Jowar llninhabitcd Deogarh
FP Ashta (21) Wheat. 2.36W 128.51 9.29 38.94 Piralla Khedi Jowar FP Ashta (20) Wheat, 109.32 3.nW 230.89 40.23 30.41 Jassul'ura Jowar FP Ashta (20) Wheat. 451. Os 5.58W 156.71 21.33 32.31 llaukhoJa Jowar Uninhabited Deupur
FP Ashta (22) Wheat, 239.10 81.55 2.08 23.29 Nomaniya Jowar FP Ashta (20) Wheat, 159.80 1.25W 282.30 26.24 46.20 Jhikdi Jm"ar FP Ashta (22) Wheat, 130.90 82.47 8.74 19.65 Barkh~di Jowar FP Ashta (22) Wheat, 587.56 45.03 6.19 10.13 Amkhedi Jowar FP Ashta (20) Wheat, 4.46W 169.62 6.56 22.50 Mag.lf Khedi Jowar FP Ashta (20) Wheat, 3.38N 144.66 11.93 24.25 Killod Jowar FP AsJ'>la (20) Wheat, 0.70W 74.14 10.74 18.87 Dh.ln Khedi Jowar
Fr A~hta (22) Wheat, 1,275.91 23.o6W, 462.69 66.71 125.76 Ami ya Johri Jowar 12.140 FP Ashta (20) Wheat, 0.98 8.69W 137.12 3.75 9 69 Lakhu Khedi Jowar FP A~hta· (20) Wheat, 0.09 17.1IW, 257.47 9.H 78.95 Chhapar Jowar 12.4('0 104
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-----~------.--.------. --~------.~--- 2Rt f!,1;"(f~tH ~<1lWre 212.14 437(62) -(-5) ~(5 .... 1 0) W,HP -(-5) -(5-IO) -(HO)
2S2 ~"fl'l!lifl 411.05 J3{ 1) -(-5) -( 5-1 0) W -(-5) ... (5-10) -( 5-10)
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