CENSUS OF INDIA J981
SERIES-6
HARYANA
DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK
PARTS XIII A & B VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECfORY
VILLAGE. AND TOWNWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
JIND DISTRICT
O. P. BHARADWAJ OF THE INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE Director of Census Operations Har..yana
pyb}j~bed by thl( Govcrnm~nt of Haryana 1982 MOTIF
The brick-built ancient temple (c 700 A.D.) at Kalayat (District Jind) is a fine specimen of architectural beauty. Local tradition traces the name Kalayat to a possible Sanskrit word Kapilayatana meaning the house of Kapil Muni. It may be identified with the Kapilatirtha of the Mahabharata. It is believed that king Shalivahana built five temples here, two of which are still existing and of the rt!maining three, only some remains are left.
Out of the surviving two temples, olle has beell accepted as motif. This temple is fairly well preserved and carries intricate floral design worked out in uniform patterlls in-baked bricks.- The form suggests that this brick temple followed the Bhitargaon temple in Uttar Pradesh which goes back to about 4th-5th century A. D. It is a challenge to modern architecture that old "!onuments can withstand the rigours of time for so long. CENSUS OF INDIA-1981 ,A-CENTRAL GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS
The publications'refating tQ- Haryana bear series No.6 and will be published as follows:-
Part I- A ~Ad" mlUlstratlOu '}R eport- Enumeration . (for official use only)
Part l-B Admini.stration Report-Tabulation (for official use only)
Part II-A General Population Tables : 'I } combined Part U-B Primary Census Abstract: j Paf;J!iJU '51trrer~~ Ec,oI1~rp~¥ (:?~~~ ) Part IV Social and Cultural Tables
~~rt -,V Migration Tables Part VI F~rtility Tables
Part Y~l, .Tables on houses and disabled population Part VIIl Household Tables Part IX Special Tables on Scheduled Castes Part X-A Town Directory Part X-B Survey Reports on selected towns "I Pa1,~-S_ S,urvey Renorts,qn..s,dected villages Part XJ Ethnographic notes and special studies on Scheduled Castes Part XII' Census Atlas B__:aARY ANA' 'GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS Parts XIU-A&B District Census Handbooks-one for yach distri9t (YiUa~e ~nd Town Dj!ectorr ~1l~ . fffmary Census Abstract).
(ii) CONTENTS Page Poreword v Preface vii Acknowledgements ix
Important Statistics xi
Analytical Note 1
Pait A-VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY 23
.~. "~ction I-Village Directory 25
Codes used in the Village Directory 27
Alphabetical list of villages in Narwana Tahsil 31 Narwana Tahsil 37
Alphabetical list of villages in Jind Tahsil 51
Jind Tahsil 57 Alphabetical list of villages in Safidon Tahsil 71
Safidon Tahsil 75 Appendices-1 to 4 85 Section II-Town DirectorY 93 Codes used in the Town Directory 95 Town Directory Statements 99 Appendix 114 Part B-PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 1 I 5 Jind District 117 Narwana Tahsil 121 Jind Tahsil 131 Safidon Tahsil 141 Appendix-Enumeration Blockwise total population and Scheduled Castes population 149 District Primary Census Abstract of Scheduled Castes 1 55 Maps :- Facing Page
Jind District : Tahsil boundary, district and tahsil headquarters, towns, roads/ railways, rivers/canals, important villages, rest houses etc. xi' Narwana Tahsil: Tahsil headquarters, village boundary and population, urban areas, roads/railways, rivers/canals and service facilities etc. 31 Jind Tahsil : -do- 51
Safidon Tahsil: -do- 71 (iii)
FOREWORD 'rhe district census handbook (DCR), compiled by the Census Organisation on behalf ot' the State governments, is one of the most valuable products of the Census. The DCH is constantly referred to by planners, administrators, academicians and researchers. It is inter alia used for delimitation of constituencies, formulation of local level and regional plans and as an aid to District administration. The district census handbook is the only publication which provides Primary Censlls Abstract (PCA) data upto village level for the rural arl!as and wardwise for each city or town. It also provides data bn infrastructure and amenities in villages and towns, etc. The district census handbook series was initiated during the 1951 Census. It contained im portant census tables and PCA for each village and town of the district. During 1961 Census the scope of the DCH was enlarged and it contained a descriptive account of the district, administrative statistics, census tables and a village and town directory, including peA. The 1971 OCH series was planned in three parts. Part -A related to village and town directory, Part~B to village and town PCA and Part -C comprised analytical report, administrative statistics, district census tables and certain analytical tables based on PCA and amenity data in respect of villages. However. in some states it was confined to distriot census tables and in a few cases altogether given up due to delay in com pilation and printing. While designing the format of 1981 DCH series some new features along with the restruc turing of the formats of village and town directory have been attempted. At the same time, comparabi lity with the 1971 data has also b~en kept in view. All tne am~nities except power supply in the village have been brought together in the village directory with the instruction that in case an amenity is not available in the referrent village the distance in broad ranges from the nearest place where the amenity is available may be given. The restructuring of the format of the village directory and incorporating mOre exhaustive data on infrastructure aspect particularly in relation to amenities and land-use pattern is expec ted to further meet the need of micro level planning for rural areas. It is expected to help not only in local area'"planning but regulating the provision of goods and services as well so as to minimise the regional imbal ances in the process of development. A few new items of information have also bcen introduced to meet some of the requirements of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Such new items of information as adult literacy centres, primary health sub-centres, and community health workers in the village have tem intn'duced in the village directory with this objective in mind. The new item on approach to the villa1!e is to Lave an idea about the villages in the district which are inaccessible. A new column "total population and number of households" has been introduced to examine the correlation of the amenities with the popUlation and number of households they serve. Addition of two more appendices listing the villages where no amenities are available and according to the proportion of scheduled caste and sche duled tribe population to the total population has also been made with this view in mind.
The formats of the town directory have also been modified to meet the requirements of the Mini mum Needs Programme by providing information on a few new items. A new statemcnt on civic and ot,P~r amenities in slums in Class-I and Class-II towns (Statement IV-A) has been introduced with this o~tive in mind. It is expected that this will help the planners to chalk out programmes on provision of civic amenities for the improvement of slums. The columns on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes popu lation in statement IV relating to civic and other amenities and adult literacy classes{ centres under edu cational facilities in statement-V are also added inter alia with this view. A significant addition is class of town in all the seven statements of the town directory. The infrastructure of amenities in urban areas of the country can be best analysed by taking the class of towas into consideratioil. The addition of the columns on civic administration status and population in a few statements also serves this purpose.
The format of the primary census abstract for the villages and towns has been formJlated in the light of changes in the economic and other questions canvassed through the individual slip of 1981 Census.
In order to avoid delay in publication of 1981 DCH series it has been so de5ignoj that Pa.rt·A of the volume contains village and town dire::tory ani PMt-B, the PCA of villages and tow.).:> including the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes PCA up to Tahsil/Town levels. At the beginning of the DCH a detailed analytical note supported by a number of inset table:. ba<;ed on peA and n.)n-census data in relation to the infrastructure has been introduced to enhance its value. The district and tahsil/Police Station ICD Block etc., level maps depicting the boundaries and other important features have been inser ted at appropriate places, to further enhance the value of the publication.
(v) , this pubiication is a ioint venture of the State Government and the Census Organisation. The dati have been collected and compiled in the State under the direction of Shri O.P. Bharadwaj, LA.S., the Director of Census Operations, Haryana on behalf of the State Government which has borne the cost of printing. The task of planning, designing and coordination of this publication was carried out by Shri N.G. Nag, Deputy Registar General (Social Studies) of my office. Dr. B.K. Roy, Deputy Registrar Gene ral (Map) provided the technical guidance in the preparation of the maps. Data received from Census Directorates have been scrutinised in the Social Studies Division at the headquarters ,under the guidance of Shri M.M. DUa, Senior Research Office.r, I am thankful to all who have contributed. in this project.
New Delhi P. PADMAN,ABHA the 26th April, 1982 Registrar General, India.
(vi) PREFACE
In March, 1981 the provisional popula tion totals of Haryana State were relea sed after the enumera tion was over. The actual enumeration was conducted from 9th February to 28th February, 1981, with a revisional round from 1st March to 5th March, 1981 in order to bring the Census count correct upto the reference date i.e., the sunrise of 1st March, 1981.
In Paper-l of 1981 figures down to the district level and cities with population of 100,000 and above had been given and basic data relating to total population including sex ratio, density. decennial growth rate, literacy and sexwise breakup of population were presented. Thereafter a supplement to Paper-l of 1981 was brought out presenting a few other characteristics of population based on provisional results of 1981 Census. It covered information on urban population and work participation rates of the male anljemale population. Data down to the tahsil and town levels in the form of Primary Census Abstract and on disabled persons were also included.
The 1981 series of District Census Handbooks to which this volume belongs has been divided into two parts. Part-A presents data obtained from the field on land use pattern and amenities such as drinking water, post and telegraph, educational, medical etc. available in each village and civic and other amenities in each town. Part-B presents demographic data down to the village level in rural areas and ward level in the case of urban areas. Enumeration blockwise figures of total population and Scheduled Castes popu lation in case of urban areas arc shown in an appendix at the end of Primary Census Abstract. Our attempt has been to present the information concerning each district in its maximum possi ble details in the hope that these volumes will prove useful to scholars, planners and those who are working to improve the economic condition of the people particularly in our State and generally in the country as a whole.
O.P. BIIARADWAJ Dated : Chandigarh Director of Census Operations, tlw 4~h D~mber. 19~~ Haryana
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ACKNOWLEDGEMrnNTS
In a country like India, with the dimensions of a sub-continent and one sixth of the world's population, Census is a gigantic task. That we have .been able to accomplish it successfully is largely due to the inspiration and guidance of Shri P. Padmanabha, Registrar General and Census Commissioner. India. His deep understanding of both the conceptual as well as the pra~tical aspects of Census and com ple,te ide:qtification with the job have been a living example to us alJ and his ever-smiling and unruffled expression, always considerate and sympathetic view of our problems and polite but firm handling of diffi cult situations made him an ideal captain of the team engaged in a stupendous undertaking. First and foremost, therefore, I must express my grateful thanks to him for showing us the right direction in steering the Census ship through difficult waters. For the massive operation of actual Census taking. the whole country is divided into convenient Enumeration Blocks covering about 750 persons in the rural areas and about 650 persons in the urban areas. In Haryana state, as many as 20.534 Enumeration Blocks were demarcated and 23,603 Enumerators and Supervisors were appointed and trained for the work of actual count, besides the Principal Census Officers, District Census Officers, Additional District Census Officers, Sub Divisional Census Officers. Chargo Officers, Deputy Charge Officers and Assistant Charge Officers who organised and coordinated the work in their respective areas of jurisdiction. An over whelming majority of the Enumerators, and Supervisors was drawn from the Education Department of the state and the remaining from Central/State Government Departments and from the offices of Local Bodies. They canvassed the basic Census schedule i.e. the Individual Slip for each person by moving from house to house during the Enumeration period. I, therefore, take this opportunity to express my deep appreciation for these thousands of field workers who at considerable inconvenience to themselves worked hard to make the colossal task of the 1981-Census a success. A large share of the credit goes to the State Census Officers in the districts who discharged their duties.J.Vith full vigour and enthusiasm. T am really grateful to them for their ungrudging cooperaion. I must also acknowledge with gratitude the active help and cooperation extended by the Government of Haryana at all levels and the goodwill shown by the people of the state to the staff working for the Census Organisation.
The great mass of information collected in the field was edited and processed in our two Regional Tabulation Offices located at Ambala and Kurukshetra with the help of 500 odd Tabulators, Checkers and Supervisors. The compilation of Primary Census Abstract is an outcome of the hard labour put in by the dedi cated team of officials consisting of Tabulators, Checkers, Supervisors, Statistical Assistants and Investiga tors in these Regional Tabulation Offices. A:1 of them deserve praise for hard work put in by them to com plete the work in the stipulated period. The Regional Tabulation Office at Ambala Sadar was looked after by Shri S.L. Bahl, Deputy Director who was assisted by Shri A.t. Kakkar, Investigator and four Statistical Assistants while the Regional Tabulation Office at Kurukshetra was controlled by Shri R. K. Puri, Deputy Director who was assisted by Shri Vinod Kumar Babbar, Investigator and four Statistical Assistants. S~i J R. Vashistha, Assistant Director, not only helped me in the Head office by effectively supervising thc"work of collecticn and ccmpi1aticn of data for Village and Town Directories and Editing and coding CelJ but also worked as Deputy Director Incharge of both the Regional Tabulation Offices for some time when no other Officer was available for manning these offices. I would like to record my appreciation of the assistance provided by these officers/officials. Village and Townwise Primary Census Abstracts prepared in the two Regional Tabulation Offices were checked and finalised in the Head office by a team of Statistical Assistants and Shri Jaswant Lal. Investigator under the supervision of Sarvshri J.R. Vashistha and J.N. Suri, Assistant Directors. These abstracts form Part B of this District Census Handbook. The data contained in Village and Town Directories which form Part A of this Handbook was collected by us from the District Revenue Agency and the Local Bodies. We also approached various State Government Departments to provide the relevant data for cross checking the accuracy of the information collected from the fic.Id by the above mentioned two agencias. I am indebited to them for the cooperation and promptness with which they met our requirements. In my office, the data thus collected was processed and finalised Into various statements by a team of ellicient Computors, Statistical Assistants and Investi gators. J "i QuId particularly mention in this connection the names of Sarvshri Koshy P. Zachariah and Amariit Singh, Investigators and Mrs. S.P. Ratra, Statistical Assistant for the hard work put in by them. (ix) The maps included in the Handbook and cover design were prepared in the Map Section headed by Shri J.P. Purohit, Cartographer under the competent supervision and able guidance of Shri S.R. Puri Research Officer (Map). I have also to mention the assistance rendered in the preparation of the draft of this Handbook by Shri R.K. Aggarwal, Deputy Director, Shri J.N. Sud, Assistant Director and Sh. S.R. Puri, Research Officer.
I have to record with gratitude the valuable assistance provided by Shri N.G. Nag. Deputy Regis trar General (Social Studies), Dr. B.K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (Map), Shri M.M. Dua, Senior Research Officer, Shri. S.C. Sriv,astava, Assistarlt-Centra:l Tabulation Officer'and their staff in scrutinising portions of this Handbook relating ,.to their respective branches in the office of the Registrar General, India.
. Thi's- bri~f section on a~knowledgements is by no means exhaustive' aq.d there are many m.'E>re unnamed people to whom my Ulanks are due but before I close I must thank Shri K R. Wadhera, Control ler of Printing and Stationery, Haryana; for making' a 'good job of the printing of this Handbook. • If • ~ • ~ •
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East of Gr.enwlch
Baud upon Survey of ,,,dia map with the pe.rmlsslon ot the Surveycr Genwe,l of lndfo @ &ov.rnment of tndl. Copyri9ht, ,.11 IMPORTA~T STATISTICS
STATE DISTRICT
Poptilation Tota.l l Persons 12,922,618 938,074
Males 6,909,938 505,937
Females 6,012,680 432,137
Rural- Persons 10,095,231 808,618
Males 5,380,966 436,259
Females 4,714,265 372,359 Urban Persons 2,827,387 129,456
Males 1,528,972 69,678
Females 1,298,415 59,778
Decennial Population Growth Rate 1971-81 28.75 22.69
"Area (Sq. Kms.) 44,212.00 3,306.00
Depsity of Population (per Sq. Km.) 292 284
Sex Ratio (Number of females per 1000 males) 870 854
Literacy Rate Persons 36.14 26.18
Males 48.20 38.08
Females 22.27 12.24
Percentage of Urban Population to Total 21.88 13.80 Population
Percentage to Total Population-
(i) Main Workers Persons 28.35 29.25
Males 48.94 49.10
Females 4.69 6.00
(ii) Marginal Workers Persons 3.28 5.95
Males 0.99 1. 35
Females 5.91 11. 35
(iii) Non-Workers Persons 68.'37 64'80 Males 50.07 49.55
Females 89.40 82.65
,(~j) Break-up of Main Workers : STATE DISTRIcr Percentage among main workers (i) Cultivators Persons 44.68 57.31 Males 44.29 56.32 Females 49.26 66.78 G (ii) Agricultural Labourers Persons 16.11 16.69 Males 15.62 16.41 Females 22.00 19.41 (iii) Household Industry Persons 2.81 2.37 Males 2.84 2.49 Females 2.42 1.19 (iv) Other Workers Persons 36.40 23.63 Males 37.25 24.78 Females 26.32 12.62 Percentage of Scheduled Castes Population to Persons 19.07 19.25 Total Population Males 19.13 19.34 Females 18.99 19.15 Number of Occupied Residential Houses 1,959,351 137,857
Number of Villages Total 7,073 354 Inhabited 6,745 352 Uninhabited 328 ·2 Number of Towns 81 6
(xii) ANALYTICAL NOTE
CONC~pfS AND DEIfINiTIONS
Jt has been the tradition of the Indian Census to present Census data. lor rura1 and urbah areas separately. In fact, in all the censuses throughout the world, this classification of census data into rural and urban units is generally recognised and data presented ~ccordingly, But the distinction between rural and urban is not yet amenable to a single definition which could be applicable to all countries. The Village defined The definition of the village adopted in our State for the Census, corresponds to the one contained in the Punjab Land Revenue Act, 1&87. It is associated with the levy and collection of the land revenue by the Government and is, as sl).ch, exclusively administrative in character. From this point of view, a village is better called a Revenue Estate, meaning thereby an 'Estate' (a spe.cific and demarcated area ofland) marked as such for the purposes of levy/realisation of the land revenue. As the land revenue is to be realised from the landholders, it was necessary for the Government to prepare and maintain a separate record of rights of the holders of land fot each village. The Reve!1ue Estate' or 'Mauza' the name given to the village in the Punjab Land Revenue Act,18&7, has accordingly b:::en defined "as an area of which a separate record of rights is maintained or which has been se~rately assessed to land revenue or would have been so assessed if the land revenue had not been realised or compounded or redeemed or which the State Government has otherwise declared as an Estate." T.I}.is definition of village has been adopted for the purposes of the Census ever-since the year 1901. The village, therefore, is not merely the inhabited area (abadi deh) of a village but refers to the entire land coming within a fixed boundary. In certain cases, in fact, a village may be'uninhabited.
Urban area defined After considerable thought, the following definition of an urban unit adopted at' the 1961 and 197] Censuses has been retained with a minor variation for the 1981 Census: (a) All places with a municipality, corporation, cantonment board or a notified area committee etc. (b) All other places which satisfied the following criteria : (i) A minimum population of 5,000; (ii) At least 75 per cent of the male working population engliged ill ~ p.ort-agricultural pursuits; and ' (iii) A density of population of at least 400 per square kilometre (1000 per square mile), In 1961 and 1971 C(!nsuses the males working in activities such as livestock, forestry, fishing, hutUing and plantations, orchards and allied activities were treated as engaged in nOll-agricultural pur· suits and therefore contributed to the 75 per cent criterion whereas in the 1981 Census the~e activities are treated at par with cultivation and agricultural labour for the purpose of this criterion. In addition to all municipal areas/cantonment board, four villages namely (1) 'Babiyal in Ambala district, (2) Samalkha in Kamal district, (3) Gurgaon (rural) and (4) Jharsa in Gurgaon district satisfying the above criteria have been treated as census towns (non-municipal) in 1981 Census. Panchkula Urban Estate in Ambala district has also been treated as a town. The Faridabad Com plex Administration consisting of Faridabad, Faridabad Township and' Ballabgarh town~ ,of 1971 and some surrounding villages, in Faridabad district has been treated as an independent town. The total number of towns in the State in 1981 Census has thus risen to 81 as comparea to 65 in' 1971 Census. I
What is a Census House A Cellsus Hou,e is a building or part of a building having a separate main eptrance frQm the road or common courtyard or staircase etc., used or recognised as a separate' uhit. It may ,be occupied or vacant. It may be used for residential or non-residential purpose or for both.
3 What COIl9titutes a Household A Household is a group of persons who commonly live together and would take their meats from a common kitchen unless the exigencies of work prevented any of them from doing so. There may be a household of persons related by blood or a household of unrelated persons or having a mix of both. Examples of unrelated households are boarding houses, messes, hostels, residential Ihptels, rescue homes, jails, ashrams, etc. These ale called 'Institutional ,households.' By :House less Household' ismeant ahousehold, the members ofwhichtlo n~thave'a:house toIi"v~ in anq spe~~ .the night on foot paths etc. There may be one member households, 2 member housholds o~' muItk hmember households. For censUs 'purposes, each one of these types is regarded as a 'householcr.
Definition of Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes 1',
The terms 'Scheduled Castes' and 'Scheduled Tribes' have been defined in c~auses 24 and 25 of article 366 of the Constitution, respectively as follows :- "Scheduled Castes" mean such castes, races or tribes or parts or groups within such ,castes, rac.es or tribes as;are deemed under article 341 to be scheduled castes for the purposeS of t~e Cons;ti.~ tutlOn. . c'S(:'heduled Tribes" mean such tribes or tribal communities or parts or grbutSs 'within such tribes or tribal communities as are deemed under article 342 to be'scheduled 'tribes for tI).e purpOS€;s of the-Constitution. '
" Under articles 341 and 342 of the Constitution, the President is empowered to specify' the',li~t of sch!!druletl castes and scheduled tribes for each State and Union Terrftory. Accordingly. 'the Sche, d.\lled Castes and Scheduled Tribes are listed under a Presidential Order' for "each State' and ,UnioQ Territory. In 'the Scheduled Castes- 'and Scheduled Tribes Lists (Modification) Order, 1956, as amended uptodate, as many as 37 castes are listed as Scheduled Castes in the State of Haryana. There is, however, no Scheduled Tribe, listed as such, in Haryana State. '
Who i~ literate
A person who can both read and write with understanding in any language i~ to be taken as literate. A person Who can merely read but cannot write is not 'literate. It is not neyessary that a person who ill literate should have received any formal education or should have' passed any mini mum educational standard. Worker defined
Like 1911 Census, a worker in 19S1 Census is a p'er~on whose main activity is participation i'n' any economically prdductive work: by physical or mental activity. Work jnvolves not only actual work: but also effective supervision and direction of work. The main worker is one who has worked for 183 days.or more in a'year in one or more than one economic 'activity. A person who has worked for less than 183 days in a year is considered a marginal worker. And a Non-,vorker
A n~p-wor.k:er is either mainly engaged- in household. duties br is a student ot a crependenf or a retired person or rentier or beggar or an inmate of an institution or engaged in other non-produc tive economic aqtiYity. Connotation of Cpitivator.
, F~r purposes of the Census a person is worlCing as Cultivator if he ot she is engaged eitpeY as employer, single worker or family worker in cultivation of land own~d Or held ftom Government orhela from private ~rsons orinstitution for payment in money, kind or share. Gultivation includes supervision or directldn of cultivation. .
Who is Agricultural Labourer A p,erson ,!Nho works in another person's land for wages in money, kindi or sh:tre is regarded as an agric~11uranabourer. ifIe or ,she has no risk in the cultivation but he/she merely wotks in' another person's land for wages. An agricultural labourer has no right of lease or contratt on land
on which he/she works. A , 5
Meaning of itousehold Industry Househ01a industry is defined as an industry conducted oy the head orthe household.him$eW herself and or by the memb:!rs of the household at home or within the village 'in rural areas and only within the 'precincts of the house where the household lives in urban areas. The larger pro portion of workers in a household industry should consist of members of the household including the head. The industry should not be run on the scale ofa registered factory which would qualify or has to be registered under the Indian Factories Act.
Standard Urban Area explained The concept of the Standard Urban Area which was adopted for the first time in 1971 envi ,saged a constant statistical spatial reporting unit which was to serve as the basis of urban develop ment planning for the'concerned city or town. The Standard Urban Area is defined as "the projec ted growth alea ofacity or town having 50,000 ormore population in1971, as it would be in 1991. taking into account not only the towns and villages which will get merged iato it but also the inter vening areas which are potentially urban. Thus, it is a long term planning area and' is to remain as a statistical reporting unit during the three successive Censuses-1971, 1981 and 1991".
In the case of Haryana, the following eLven Standard Urban Ar~as were delineated:
1. Ambala 2. Bahadurgarh ,3. Bhiwani
4. Faridabad Complex Administration (previously known as f'aridabad-Ballabgarh Cqmplex). 5. ,(Jurgaon
6. Hisar 7. Karnal 8. Paoipat 9. Rohtak
.10~ Sonipat 11. Yamunanagar-Jagadhri
The concept of Urban Agglomeration
The concept of Urban Agglomeration adopted for the first time during the 1971 Census was an improvement on the concept of town grc;mp adopted in the 1961 Census. An urban agglomeration: must form a continuous urban spread constituting a town .and its adjoining urban out-growths or two or more physically contiguous towns together with continuous well recognised urban bU,t-growths, if any, of such towns. In several areas around a core city or statutory town have come up fairly large well recog.., nised railway colonies, univetsity campuses, port areas, military camps, etc., and even though they are outside the statutory limits of the corporation, municipality or cantonment, they fall within the revenue limits of the village or villages which is or are contiguous to the town. It may not be altogether realistic to treat such areas lying outside the statutory limits of a town as rural units; at the same time each such individual area by itself may not satisfy the minimum p:->pulation limit to qualify it to be treated as an independent urban unit. Such areas deserve to be reckoned along with the town and the continuous spread including such urban outgrowths would deserve' to be treated as an integrated urban area. Each such agglomeration may be made up of more than one statutory town adjoining another such as a municipality and the aqjoining cantonment and also other adjoining urban growths such as a railway colony, university catnpus, etc. Such outgrowths which do not qualify to be treated as individual towns in their own right are to be treated as urban appendages of the units to which they are contiguous. 1n 1~71 Cefisus no place was recognised as a contim10uS uthan SI'reaci deservIng to be treated l\s, an urbitn agglqmeration in Haryana. However, the following four urban agglomerations have been d,elineated at tM ti~e of 1981 Census:-
Uroan A~glotneration Constituent towns or urban outgrowths
J ~ t r 1. Yamuna nagar (U.A.) 1. Jagadhri Workshop Railway Colony (M.C.) 2. Yamunanagar (M.C.) 3. Jagadhri (M.C.) 1. Hisar (M.C.) 2. Haryana Agricultural University and Mini Secretariat '):'1 ~~bala (U.A.) 1. Ambala Cantt.(C.B.) 2. Ambala Sadar (M.C.)
'. 4. Our&aon (U.A.) 1. Gurgaon (M.C.) 2. Gurgaon Census Town
THE DISTRICT The district of Jind was carved out as a new district with the creation of the State of Haryana on the 1st November, 1966 as a result of the reorganisation of the composite State of Puniab. The ta~sils ,of Jil}d! and ~arwana )Vhich came to comprise the new district had, prior to reorgani sation,' formed part of the erstwhile Sangrur district of Punjab State. The third tahsil ofSafidon was created later in 1967 from out of Jind tahsil. Tahsil Narwana consists of 140 villages -and 3 towns, tahsil Jind has 149 villages and 2 towns and Safidon tahsil comprises of 65 villages and one town. With a population of 938,074 as per 1981 Census Jind ranks eighth among districts, with 7.26 per cent of the total 'population of the State. Being 3306 sq. kms. in area, it occupies 7.48 per cent of the total area (44,212* sq. kms.) of the State and areawise also ranks eighth in the State. Haryana has on an average 292 persons per sq. kilometre, with Faridabad district as the most thickly populated (466) and Sirsa as the sparsest (165). Jind district with 284 persons per sq. kilometre ranks ninth among the twelve districts of the State. In January, 1973 six villages were transferred to Narwana tahsil, 43 villages to Jind tahsil and 5 villages to Safidon tahsil from Kaithal tahsil of Kurukshetra district. One village namely, Barsola in Hansi Tahsil of Hisar distriot was transferred to Jind tahsil in 1974. Two villages namely Bithmara and Surewala of Narwana tahsil were transferred to TohaWi. tahsil of Hisar district in 1979.
The district lies between 290 03' and 290 50' North Latitude and 750 57' and 76°47' East Longitude. On its east and north-east lie the districts of Karnal fl,nd Kurukshetra. On the nortq_ west it borders on the Patiala and Sangrur districts of Puniab. In the north-west, west and south-west it has a comn;lOR boundary. with ,district Hisar .and in its south and south-east lie the Rohtak and Solitpat dilltficts. < , • - , , I '1 I I r ( , . S'ince tM last Census tlf 197t: there have been many changes in the boundaries of some of the exi~hng districts ana some new districts have also been formed. The new districts are Kurukshetra, Sonipat# Faridabad, Bhiwani and Sirsa. Thus increased the number of districts to' 12 in 19~1 as ~gainst 7 in 197~. Tl,1e figures ,presented in this yolume adhere to the boundaries of a(l'ministrative ,units,as, on:31st b,ecember, 1979. They cover 39 tahsils and 81 cities/towns including the fqur ~~sus tq_wns,in t,he Sfate;
Distri,ct Censu~ Handb,ook Among the traClitional documentations of the CensuS is the, fairly comprehensive and uniform D~strict'tensd~ Hal}a~?ok (OCm sonsisting of Village and Town Directories and Village and Townwise' ~~~war~ Cen~us ,ABslrac~ (PCA). , t:riof io !~51, Distt:icVevel Census 'data formed part of general reports and tables. Publication of District Census HandbooRs as independent publications began from 1951 Census only. j. I \ .). >- ~'". • ·Provisional ~------..." 7
In 1961, attempts were made to make the District Census Handbooks more informative al1;d')Jhese contained valuable Census data for each village and town of the district, indicating some basic amenities available in the villages. In 1971. the scope and coverage of both census and non-census statistics was further enlarged and the District Census Handbooks were published ill two voluIl.1e~, first contaihiing the two Parts A & B and the second comprising Part C' alone ;_ . ..
Part A-Village and Town Directory.
Part B-VilIage and Townwise Primary Census ,A9stract .. Part C-Analytical Report, Administrative Statistics and District Census Ta bIes.
The publication of Part-C was considerably delayed because of delay in getting the administrative statistics from the various departments. So, Part-C has been dropped this time. Moreover, the ad ~irii~trative statistics wouI~ be available to the data users from the p~bliqtiongpf}the res~ectiye dejpart ments. Part-A of the 1981 District Census Handbook contains Village and Town Directory and 'part-B contains Village and Townwise Primary Census Abstracts. Both the parts have been combiUe(Ltogether in this volume. A tahsil map showing the village boundaries, the location code numbers of the vjllages. the distribution of various amenities in villages 'and the size class of their population. 'has been given in the beginning of Seotion I~ Village Directory. An alphabetical list ofviIIa,ges in each tahsil has also been given:, a.long with a note explaining the codes used in the Village Directory. The eodes used in the Town Directory ha,v~ bc;¥n explained at the bee;inning of Sectiol1 II--Town Direotory. SCQfE Village birectoTY Amenities and land use . The Village Directory provides certain bask data separately for each villagC?, the villages in the disfrict having been arranged tahsilwise and within the tahsil, location codewise. At the time qf Censu,s ~numeration each village was assigned a code number for purposes of identification.
The format of the village directory follows the pattern canvassed in 1971 Census except for a few additional columns. The column for total population and number of households has been added to faci litate analysis of the village directory data. The column for approach to village is aimed at having art idea of the number of inaccessible villages in a district. All the amenities except power supply in the village have been brought together with the instructions that if an ~menity is not available in the village a dash(-) may be shown against the same in the relevant column but next to it the distance from the village 'of the' nearest place where the fa~ility is available may be given in broad ranges in brackets, the ranges>being; "(-5 kms)" , "(5-10 kms)" and "(10+ kms)". J •
The Village Directory, therefore. contains information about the total area of the village (Column 3); total population and number of households (Column 4); and availability or otherwise of the amenities like educational, medical, drinking water, post and telegraph. day(s) of the market Ihat and communi cations (Columns 5 to 10). -In Columns 1 I to 13. approach to village, nearest town and distance and avail ability or otherwise of power supply have been indicated. Column 14 shows the Stf\pleJood of the people of the village. The area under different types of land use such as area under fqrest, area under culti vation (irrigated and unirrigated separately), culturable waste and the area not available for cultivation has been given in Columns 15~19. In Column 20 have been indicated the plates of religious, historical or archaeological interest along with the information regarding newspapers, mqtorcycles/scootcrs, cars/jeeps and tractors. The data presented in the village directory has been collected from the District/Tahsil re venue agency. Appendix 1
This Appendix gives for each tahsil the number of villages having various levels and types of educational institutions. such as primary schools. middle schools, adult literacy centres etc. along with their number, various types of medical institutions such as dispe-nsaries, primary health centres etc. along with their number, various types of drinking water sources such as, taps, tubewells etc, post and telegraph offices, power supply, railway station, bus stop etc. and also the number of villages not having these alllenities. 8
A.pp~!,"~ ~ 'This ~ppendi~ gives for eac}1, ~on-municipal town (i. e. place treated as towJ:? o~L¥ tor census purposes) the area under forest, irrigatiqn~ unirrigated land, culturable waste l!j.nd aJ;ld arM nqt available for cultivation. But it remains blankJas ·there is no such town in Jind district. "
Appendix 3 This Appendix gives the list of vitiages whero no educational, medical and public health facilities are availabl~.
ApRen~.4 T4is' App~ndix gives .tJle ,list of villages with S~heduled ",Castes ~o'pulation i'n various ranges of proportiorl: 'Information is-presented ny-the ranges O-:-5'per cent, 6.....:.10 per cent, 11-15 per cent, , 1~~Q per cent. Zl- 30 per cent and 31 per cent and above.
Town ~if~ry theTown,Directory consists of seven statements almost similar to those adopted for 1971 Census. Tp.ese statements have been compiled from the information supplied by the local bodies. A few new columns, have been introduced with a view to facilitating analysis of the data. A significant addition is of class of, tbwn in every statement because the infrastructure of amenities and facilities found in urban areas can 90 analysed by taking the class of town into consideration. The addition of the column on civic administration status in statements III and IV and population in statements IV and Valso serves the same purpose. The columns on Scheduled Castes population in statement IV and adult literacy classes/centres ill statement V have been provided keeping in view the Minimum Needs Programme of the Planning C'Om~ mission.
. Again i( the fire figbting service as in statement IV and medical or educational facilities as in state ment V are rlot available in the town, the name of the nearest town if in the same district or the namf( of the nearest district if in the same State or other State where available along with its distance" from the' referrant town is given. This is a new feature of 1981 Census as it is necessary to identify the areas with no' specific f~ci1ity in every district. Details contained in each statement are given below.
!;tafement.1 g_ives the class and civic administration status of each town and provides some basic data based on the Primary Census Abstract (PCA) such as its area, number of households. density, sex ratio and 'population/growth rate. In case a town did not enjoy urban status at any Census, the re levant columns under the headings 'Population and growth rate of the town at the Censuses of', and,'Sex Ratio' have been left blank. Where any town lost its urban status at any Census, the entry 'Declassified' has beon made in the relevant columns. Class of each town has been presented according to 1981 Census population of the core town as follows :-
Population Class HlO,OOO and above I 50,000-99,999 II 20,000-49.,999 III 10,000-19,999 IV 5,000-9,999 V Below 5,OO() VI
Statement II gives the physical aspects of the various towns in the district. Data regarding minimum and maximum tempt;rature is not available for any town in the district. RainfaU data is available for .Tind and Narwana towns only.
Statement III indicates the position of Municipal Finances for the year 1978-79. Income and expenditure figures have been.given in Rs. '00' in respect of each !own in the district.
Statetnent IV shows civic and other amenities viz., roads, system of sewerage, number of latrines, method of disposal of night soil, water supply, fire-fighting service and the number of electric connections 9 as available during the year 1979. Sewerage facilities are available in the two towns of Jind and Narwana only in addition to open surface drains whereas the towns of Julana, Kalayat, Safidon and Uchana are served by open surface drains only. In all the towns except Kalayat the method of carriage of night soil is by wheel-barrows. In Kalayat, the practice of carriage of night soil as head load still continues. Fire fighting service is available in Jind town only. Statement IV-A is in respect of civic and other amenities in notified slums of Class I and II towns. There is no Class I town in the district. Jind alone is a Class II town and there is no notified/officially re cognised slum area in it. Statement V reflects the position of medical, educational. working women's hostel. recreational and cultural facilities for each town in the district during the year 1979. Under the heading medical facilities, the number of hospitals/dispensaries/TB Clinics etc. has been shown separa tely alongwith the total number of beds available. Under the heading educational facilities, number has been given separately of Arts! Science/Commerce Colleges, Medical Colleges, Engineering Colleges, Polytechnics, recognised Shorthand, Typewriting and Vocational Training institutions, Higher Secondary/Secondary/Junior Secondary/ Middle/Primary Schools and Adult Literacy Centres. The extent of availability of recreational and cultural facilitieS: is refleyted in the number of stadia, cinemas, auditoria and public libraries. The towns of Julana, Kalayat and Uchana do not have any college. There are three colleges-two Arts colleges and one Arts, Science and Commerce College -in Jind and two Arts colleges in Narwana. Safidon has only one Arts college. There are eight Vocational Training institutions in the district--three in Jind, one in Kalayat and four in Narwana. . In Statement VI information regarding three most important commodities imported/exported and manufactured has been given alongwith the number of banks, agricultural credit societies and non-agri cultural credit societies. The district has cotton ginning units and rice shellers as well as units manufacturing agriculturp.l impiements.
I Primary Census Abstract of general population (i) District Primary Census Abstract. In the District Primary Census Abstract figures have been presented for the district as a whole as well as for each tahsil separately. 'T' stands for total population and 'R' and 'C' for the rural and urban areas, respectively. (ii) Tahsil-wise Primary Ct'nsus Abstract. Here figures for each village and town (and within the town wardwise) in a tahsil have been presented. At the time of Census enumeration, enumeration blocks were formed in the villages, each block consisting of about 750 persons and in the towns, each block consisting of about 650 persons. But the data have not been given for each block separately in the case of rural areas. In the case of urban areas total popUlation and Scheduled Castes population have been shown blockwise in the appendix. Data in Columns 6-28 of the Primary Census Abstract have been given sex-wise. During 1971 Census break-up of workers into nine industrial categories was given whereas categories III, lV, V(b) and VI to IX have been combined together while presenting 1981 Census ligures. A neW concept of 'Marginal Worker' has been introduced this time. Appendix
This Appendix gives at urban block level the total population and Scheduled Castes population. Primary Census Abstract of Scheduled Castes population In the District Primary Census Abstract of Scheduled Castes population figures have been presented for the district as a whole as well as for each tahsil/town separately. PHYSICAL ASPECTS Jind district has sub-tropical continental monsoon climate. In its physical features it presents a level plain without any hill or stream. Water level is relatively low. Medium soils, particularly loam (Bhangar and Nardak) , are found in the district. Canals are the main source of irrigation. The rainfall dur!ng 1979-80 was only 29.6 centimetres against 68.6 centimetres during 1978-79 and 76.3 centimetres dunn~ 1977-78. ft reflects the inadequacy and uncertainty of rainfall which is mainly concentrated during the ramy season. This situation, however, has been considerably improved by the availability ofirri,2ation facilities. 10
ECONOMY The economy of the district is primarily agricultural. At the time of 1981 Census, 74 per ce.nt of me total main workers were cultivators and agricultural labourers. There were 48 registered wor-king factories in the district during the year 1979 and the estimated number of workers employed in them was 1,187. Twenty eight of these factories manufacture cotton textiles and 13 food products. There are some cotton ginning and pressing units and items like steel wires ropes, cattle feed and leather products are also manufactured. Of the 6 large and medium scale units In Jind, 3 are in public sector namely Milk Plant of the Haryana Dairy Development Corporation, Cattle Feed Plant of the Haryana Agro-Industries Corporation and Tannery Unit of the Haryana State Industrial Development Corporation. Three private sector 'units are the Industrial Cables (India) Ltd. at Kila Zafargarh (Julana), K.C. Textiles at Pindara (Jind) and Haryana Roller Flour Mills (Jind). There are many small scale units also. The range of items produced includes surgical cotton, stainless steel utensils, medicinal injections, steel fabricated items, candles, zinc sulphate, PVC win.", agricultural implements; hosiery goods and soap etc.
The·distrlct, has adequate canal irrigation facilities. Area under cultivation of food grains, cotton and sugaryane was 328.4, 21. 5 a~d 14.8 thousand hectares respectively during the year 1979-80. Among the foodgrains mostly wheat, baira, gram and rice are grown. A very small area of . .4 sq. kms. was covered under reserved forests during the year 1979-80. In 1977 the number of livestock in Haryana was 6,904,800 which includes cattle, buffaloes, horses and ponies, donkeys, sheep, goats, camels and pigs, etc. Jind district-contributed only 623,000 animals to this figure and these mostly include cattle, buffaloes sheep, goats and pigs. During 1979-80 the number of different types of motor vehicles on road was 93,583 in the State out of which 2,425 came from Jind District. HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY Brief history This district was formed at the time of reorganisation of the composite state of Puniab and creation of Haryana in November. 1966 with the two tahsils of Narwana and Jind which had been part of the Sangrur district. The Sangrur district was itself carved out of the territories of erstwhile Patiala, Nabha and Jind States, collectively known as Phulkian States, on the formation of Patiala and East Puniab States Union (PEPSU) in 1948.
The history of Jind as a separate State as given in the Imperial Gazetteer dates from 1763, in which year the confederate Sikhs captured Sirhind town from Ahmad Shah Durrani's governor and partitioned the old Mughal province. The Raja of Jind is descended from Sukh Chain, a grandson of Phu!, the an cestor of all the Phulkian families. who had previously been a mere rural notable. On Sukh Chain's death in 1751 Balanwali, which he had founded. fell to his eldest son Alam Singh, Badrukhan to his second son Gajpat Singh and Dya.lpura to his youngest son Bulaki. On Alam Singh's death in 1754 Balanwali also passed to Gajpat Singh who was the most adventurous of the three brothers, and in 1755 conquered the imperial parganas of Jind and Safidon and over ran Panipat and Karnal. but was not strong enough to hold them. In 1766 Gaipat Singh made Jind town his capital. Nevertheless he remained a vassal of the Delhi empire and continued to pay tribute, obtaining in return in 1772 an imperial farman which gave him th0 title of Raia. In 1774. in consequence of a quarrel with the Raja of Nabha. he attacked Amloh. Bh~dson and. San.grur. which were in the Nabha territories. and though he was compelled bv the Raja of Pa.ttala to re~mqUish the first two places. he succeeded in retaining the last. which has ever since remained part of the .TInd state. In the next year the Delhi Government made an attempt to recover Jind. but the Phulkian chi.efs ~ombined to resist the attack, which was repulsed. Gajpat Singh built a fort at Jind in I ~75. He dI.ed I.n. 1789 .and was succeeded by his two sons -Bhag Singh. who inherited thc title of Raia WIth the terrItOrIes of Jmd and Safidon: and Shup Singh. who obtained Badrukhan. Raja Shag Singh shrewdly held aloof from the comhination against the British. He died in 1819 after ruling for thirty-six years, and was succeeded by his son Fateh Smgh. who died in 1822. Troublous times followed. and Sa!lgat Si.ngh. who succeeded his father Fateh Singh. wa'l obliged for a period to desert his capital. He died chIldless In 18~4 and the question of succession was finally settled in 1817. when Sarup Singh of Bazidpur. a .second COUSlU of the de.ceassd Raja. was recognised as chief of all the territory that had becn held by hIS great-grandfather GalPat Singh. through whom he derived his title. The territory to which he thus succeeded con~istcd of lind proper and nine other parganas. Raja Sarup Singh died in 1864. He was succeeded by hIS s~m .. Raghubir Singh who was in every way worthy of his father. He died in 1887. leaving a grandson Ra~blr Smgh. to succced him. Raja Ranbir Singh was only eight years old at his accession an~ ~ CounCIl of Regency was appointed to carryon the administration until he attained maJonty. Full powers were given to him in November. 1899. in a darbar held at Sangrur. . . He was' still ruling the State when independence dawned in 1947. On the 5th May, 1948. the 'eIght prmcely.States of Patiala, Jind, Nabha, Faridkot. Kapurthala. Malerkotla. Nalagarh and KaIsia were merged together to form the Patiala and East Punjab States Union (PEPSU) consisting of eight districts namely .;,Patiaia, Sangrur, Bhadnda (now spelt as :Bathiilda), Kapurthala, Mahendragarh, Kohistati. Barnala and Fatehgarh Sahib. In 1953, the number of districts was reduced to five, by merging Barnllla with Sangrur, and Kohistan and Fatehgarh Sahib with Patiala. Antiquity According to the local tradition recorded in the Imperial Gazetteer the town of lind owes its foundation. to the Paridavas who are supposed to have built a temple here to 1aihti Devi, the 'goddess of victory', around which sprang up the town of Jaintapuri since corrupted into Jind. Actually the Sanskrit name of the town was Jayanti which is first mentioned in the Mahabharata. The present name is obvious lya corruption of this original Sanskrit na.me. The district of Jind represents one of the three major tirtha complexes of Haryana, the other two being Pehowa earlier known as Prithudaka and Kurukshetra or Thanesar.
The Mahabharata contains a detailed list of holy places in all these three complexes and associates a large number of.them with the Jind and other towns in its vicinity. As many as eight tirthas are located according to tradition in lind itself. Three of these tirthas have been mentioned in the Vamana Purana and 'are known as Somatirtha, lwalamaleshwar and Bhuteshwara. The village of Barah about 11 kms. to the east of Jind, is associated with the Boar incarnation of Vishnu. Safidon, situated 36 kms. east of Jind and known in olden days by the name of Sarpadaman, is associated with Naga and Sarpadevi tirthas in the Great Epic and the Vamana Purana. At village Hat about 10 kms. to the south-east of Safidon are located at least five tirthas of which two namely Panchanada and Koti Tirtha find mention in early literature. Other villages similarly associated with various tirthas in literature or tradition include Ikas, Pindara, Nirjan, Sajooma, Ponkar Kheri, Kasoon, Simla, Sanghan, Mator, Kalayat and Barta. An other important tirtha that deserves specific mention however, is the village of Ram Rai, situated 8 kms. to the south-west of lind. This name is a corrupt form of the original sanskrit name Ram Hrada mentioned in early literature including the Great Epic. This tirtha is associated with the Bhargava hero Parashurama who is said to have constructed five lakes with the blood of tyrant Kshatriya Kings whom he annihilated. The name literally means 'Lakes of Rama'. The place is also known for three other tirthas called Hatyaharana Suryakunda and Parashurama tirtha. The town of Kalayat is tradionally associated with Kapil Mun!. There are some temples of considerable antiquity here which are of special architectural interest. At several of these places people still gather on important occasions for taking a holy bath or performing Shraddha. Tourist resorts The State Government has provided oases of comfort, relaxation and recreation by creating tourist complexes for the road weary all over Haryana. These complexes include motels, restaurants and resorts. The Department of Tourism has developed a stop-over resort located in the heart of the district "town of ~ind. It prOVides facilities of restaurant, bar and camper huts. • ANALYSIS OF DATA The following inset tables presented in this volume are based on the data compiled in the Village and Town Directory and the Primacy Census Abstract.
Table 1 below indicates the population sexwise separa tely for rural and urban areas at district and tahsil level along with the number of villages and towns as per 1981 Census. TABLE 1 Population, Number of Villages and Towns, 1981 Serial Name of POPULATION No. of villages No. No. Tahsil of Total Rural Urban Total Inha- ;fawns bited p M F P M F P M F ~--- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1. Narwana 399,701 215,766 183,935 351,403 189.761 161,642 48,298 26,005 22,293 140 139 3 2. Jihd 397,201 214,100 183,101 331,159 178,478 152,681 66,042 35,622 30,420 149 148 2 3. Safidon 141,172 76,071 65,101 126,056 68,020 58,036 15,116 8,051 7,065 65 65 TotalUistrict 938,074 505,937 432,137 808,618 436,259 372,359 129,456 69,678 59,778 354 352 6 Tahle,l below gives per~entage decadal (1971-1981) vatiation in ,population. Th1s variat10ti is more pronounced in urban areas ,than in rural areas. In Narwana Tahsil,' the percentage de~adal variation in respect of towns is the highest (74.69) which seems to be due to the notification of Kalayat as a town. TABLE 2 Decadal chauge iu distribution of popul1,ltion Tahsil POPULATION Percentage decadal (1971-1981~ variation 1971 1981 Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban
1 2 8 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Narwana 326,870 299,222 27,648 399,701 351,403 48,298 22.28 17.44 74.69 lind 319,389 274,338 45,051 397,201 331,159 66,042 24.36 20.71 46.59 Safidon 118,310 106,300 12,010 141.172 126,056 15,116 19.32 18.59 25:86 Total District 764,569 679,860 84,709 938,074 808,618 129,456 22.69 18.94 52,82 Table 3 below presents distribution of villages according to the size of population. It shows .that 49.15 per cent of the villages in the'district are medium size having popUlation in the range of 500-1999 whereas 37.78 per cent of the villages fall in the popUlation range of 2,000-4,999. TABLE 3 Distribution of villages by population ranges , Range of population Number of villages Percentage of villages in each range in each range 1 2 3 -200 6 -1.71 200-499 13 3.69 500-1,999 173 49.15 2,000-4,999 133 37.78 5,000-9,999 26 7.39 10,000+ 1 0.28 Total 352 100.00
Table 4 below shows the distribution of villages by density. In 56.25 per ~ent ,of villages in the district, the density of population per square kilometre falls in the range of 201-300. It is above 500 in two villages only, TABLE 4 Distribution of villages by density Range of density (per sq. km.) Total number of Percentage of villages in each villages in each density range density range 1 2 3 -10 6 1.71 11-20 1 0.28 21-50 1 0.28 51-100 '5 1.42 101-200 46 13.07 201-300 19& 56.25 301-500 93' 26.42 501+ 2 0.~7 Not known Total 352 100.00 19 • Tabie ~ below gives the proportion of Scheduled Castes p0pulati~ti to· .total pORulation in the vdlages. In more than 40 per cent of villages per TABLE 5 Proportion of Scheduled G!lstes popull}tion t~. ..tqta~ popula~)~n in the villages Percen.tage range of Scheduleq Castes Number of villages ,Percentage of population to total population in each range villages in each range 1 2 3 NIL 5 1.42 , 5 or less 6 11. 71 6--10 18 5.1-1 11-15 62 l?r61 16--.20 106 30.11, 21-30 119 33.81 31 and above 36 10.23 r Total 352 Ig0.00 , , , Table 6 below relating to proportion of Scheduled Tribes population to total population in the villages is not applicable as there are no Scheduled Tribes in the Haryana State. . , TABLE 6 Proportion of Scheduled Tribes population to total population in the villages Percentage range of Scheduled Tribes, No. of villa gel' in Percentage of population to total population . each range"' \. I villages in each range 1 2 3 NIL '50r'less 6-15 16-25 Not applicable 26-35 f3'6-50 '51 and above Total 14 0' Table' below gives 'prb'pbrt18n or SCheduled Castes'Populllti6h to'total p611ulation. ~n. 'each to\vtl of t~e ';iistri<;:t. Nearly 12 per cent -of the total urban 'population in the di~rict belongs to Schedulea 'ca:std. ! TABLE 7 Proportion 'of Scbedu'ed Castes population in Towns Na\lle of ,the Town Total population Tota'l Scheduled Percentage 'Of (including institutional Castes population Scheduled Castes and houseless population to population) tetal population I 1 '2 3 . '4 Jind 56,748 5,626 9.91 Uulana 9,294 1,653 ·17.79 Kalayat 10,965 2,106 19.21 jj Narwana 29,242 3A87 11.~2 Safidon 15,116 1,634 10.81 I Uchana 8,091 1,088 13.45 All Towns 129,456 15-,594 .J.2.05 Table 8 below reflects literacy rates by popUlation size of villages. Literacy rate for the district is 22.42. Majority of the villages in the district have theJiteracy rate near to or above the district level literacy rate. TABLE 8 'Literacy rates by population ranges of villages Range-of population Number of villages Litemcy rate in each range (percent); 1 2 3 " ... -200 6 . 3.8.~2 200-49~ 13 ~26.25 j t, 500-1,999 173 ..24 .. 31 _2,000-4,999 133 ..:72t)~7 5,000-9,999 26 L'19~9 10,000+ 1 3il04 Total 352 ~5 Table 9 below indicates the literacy rates for the various towns in the district. The two towns of JilJd. apd S~fidon have the literacy ra.te higher than the district literacy rate (49.62). The newly created town of'Kalayat 'has the lowest literacy rate. TABLE 9 LIteracy rates for Towns Name of the Town-- Literacy rate (percent) 1 2 --~------~------~~ 56.61 " !\1Iima 43.85 K~layat 34.19 Nanvana 47.12 S;didon 49.93 U~han!l 36.50 All Towns 49.62 Table 10 shows the position of literates, workers/non-workers, scheduled castes/tribes popu lation in the district. About 19- per cent of the population in the district belongs to Scheduled Castes. The number of literates is around 26 per cent. Workers including marginal workers form about 35 per cent of the- population whereas the remaining 65 per cent are non-workers. 16 TABLE Lft'lr~tes, W~rker~, NOD-worke~s, Sched~led ------_."" Name of Total Percentage Tahsil Rural Total Population Urban OJ S.C. popu- S.T. Literates to total " lation to popula- population Per~~ns Males Females total tion to p'opulati6n total popula- tion P M F '2' 3 ._ - -4-'- 5 6 7 8 9 10 Narwana :r-.. 399,70t 2,15,766 183,935 20.41 .21.46 32.57 8.43 R 351,403 189,761 161,642 21.32 18.58 29.81 5.39 U 48,298 26,005 22,293 13.83 42.42 52.69 30.44 ~ 4 ~ , lind T 397,201 214,100 183,101 18.46 29.72 42.31 14,9~ R 331,159 178,478 152,681 19.94 24.71 37.93 . 9.2 U 66,042 35,622 30,420 11.02 54.81 64.21 43.80 Safidon -T 141,172 76,071 65,101 18.21 29.58 41.84 15.25 R 126,056 68,020 58,036 19.10 27.14 39.90 12.18 U 15,116 8,051 7,065 10.81 49.93 58.19' ~O,Sl Total Total 938,074 505,937 432,137 19.25 26.18 38.08. 12:24 District Rural 808,618 436,259 372,359 20.41 22.42 34.71' 8.03 Urban 129,456 69,678 59.778 12.05 49.62 59.22 .~8.43 17 10 Castesrrribes population in the District of Main workers to total Marginal workers to total Total workers to total Non workers to total population population population population p M F P M F P M F P M F 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 28.86 49.87 4.21 5.33 1.18 10.21 34.19 51.05 14.42 65.81 48.95 85.58 28.94 ·49.95 4.28 5.98 1.28 11.48 34.92 51.23 15.76 65.08 48.77 84.24 28.26 49.26 3.77 0.66 0.40 0.95 28.92 49.66 4.72 71.08 50.34 95.28 29.78f 48.03 8.44 6.78\ 1.51 12.95 36.56 \ 49.54 21.39 50.46 78.61 30.42 48.24 9.59 8.07 1. 78 15.42 38.49 50.02 25.01 49.98 74.99 26.61._. 47.03 2.70 0.32 0.14 0.52 26..J1- 47.17 3.22 52.83 96.78 28.82 49.89 4.21 5.41- 1.40 10.09 34.23 51.29 14.30 65.77 48.71 85.70 29.15 50.18 4.50 6.00 1.54 11.24 35.15 51.72 15.74 64.85 48.28 84.26 26.09 47.42 1. 78 0.46 0.23 0.74 26.55 47.65 2.52 73.45 52.35 97.48 29.25 49.10 6.00 5.95 1.35 11.35 35.20 50.45 17.35 64.80 49.55 82.65 29.58 49.29 6.49 6.84 1.52 13.06 36.42 50.81 19.55 63.58 49.19 80.45 27.16 47:91 2.99 0.46 0.24 0.71 27.62 48.15 3.70 72.38 51.85 96.30 18 Table 11 below gives distribution of villages according to availability of different amenities. Among the inhabited villages, drinking water and power supplv are available almost in all the villages. Educational facility is also available in 96.59 per cent. Majority of the villages are connected by pucca roads and have communication facility. TABLE 11 'Distribution of vmages according to the availability of different amenities SI. Name Number of Number (with percentage) of villages having one or more of the following amenities No. of inhabited tahsil villages Education Medical Drinking water Post & Marketl Communi- Approach by Power Telegraph Hat cation pucca road supply ---- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Narwana 139 134(96.40) 66(47.48) 139(100.00) 57(41.01) 101(72.66) 134(96.40) 139(100.00) 2 Jind 148 143(96.62) 85(57.43) 148(100.00) 71(47.97) 114(77.03) 143(96.62) 148(100.00) 3 Safidon 65 63(96.92) 28(43.08) 65(100.00) 29(44.62) 42(64.62) 62(95.38) 63(100.00) Total District 352 340(96.59) 179(50.85) 352(100.00) 157(44.60) 257(73.0t) 339(96.31) 352(100.00) Table 12 below shows proportion of rural nopulation served by different amenities. Drinking water, power supply and educational facilities are available almost to the entire population. Majority of the population is also served by other amenities such as communications and medical facilities etc, TABLE 12 Proportion of rural population served by different amenities SI. Name of Total ponula- Proportion of rural population served by the amenity of No. tahsil lation of inhabited Education Medical Drinking Po~t and Marketl Communi- Approach Power villages in water Telegraph Hat cation by pucea supply the tahsil road ------2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Narwana 351,403 98.24 64.07 100.00 64.34 82.92 97.94 100.00 2 Jind 331,139 99.27 70.95 100.00 64.56 84.12 99.19 100.00 3 Safidon 126,056 99.32 39.98 100.00 65.22 75.71 98.12 100.00 Tolal District 808,618 98.83 66.25 100.00 64.57 82.29 98.48 100.00 ---_. Table 13 below gives distribution of villages not having certain amenities arranged according to distance ranges from the places where these arc availahlc. Tn 195 villages Post and Telegraph facility is not available whereas there is no medical facility in 173 villages. TABLE 13 Distribution of villages not baving certain amenities. arranged by distance from tbe places where these are available Villages not having the amenity of Number ofvillages where the amenity is not available and available at a distance of -5 Kms. 5-10 Kms. 10+ Kms. Total (Cols. 2-4) ------_. 2 3 4 5 Education 11 12 Medical 68 60 45 173 Drinking water Post & Telegraph 136 38 21 195 MarketlHat Communication 71 17 7 95 19 . Table 14 below shows distribution of villages according to the distance froni the nearest town and availability of different amenities. 216 villagos fall within a distaflc3 of 6 -15 km3., 63 villages within a distance of 16-50 kl1B. and another 6l:1 villag0s within a distanc..: of 0 -5 klm. from the nearest town. There is no village situated at a distance of more than 50 kms. from the nearest town. TABLE 14 Distribution of villages according to the distance from the nearest town and avilability of different amenities Distance Number of Numher (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of range inhabited ------from the villages Education Medical Drin king Post and Market/ Communi- Approac h Power nearest in each water Telegraph Hat cation by pucca supply town range road (in Kms.) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 0-5 68 62(91.18) 32(47.06) 68(100.00) 21(30.88) 41(60.29) 64(94.12) 68(100.00) 6--15 216 212(98.15) 113(52.31) 216(100.00) 98(45.37) 158(73.15) 208(96.30) 216(100.00) 16--50 68 66(97.06) 34(50.00) 68(100.00) 38(55.88) 58(85.29) 67(98.53) 68(100.00) 51+ Unspecified Total 352 340(96.59) 179(50.85) 352(100.00) 157(44.60) 257(73.01) 339(96.31) 352(100.00) Table 15 below gives distribution of villages according to population range and amenities avail able. 173 villages have population in the range 500 --1,999 whereas 133 fall in the population range 2,000- 4,999. Only 27 villages have population of mote than 5,000. Majority of the villages have most of the noted amenities. TABLE 15 Distribution of villages according to population range and amenities available Population Number of Number (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of range inhabited villages in Education Medical Drinking P0st and Marketl Clmmuni- Approach Power each range watcr Tclcgraph Hat cation by pu~ca supply road 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 -499 19 12(63.16) 4(21.05) 19(100.00) 2(10.53) 13(68.42) 16(84.21) 19(100.00) 500-1,999 173 169(97.69) 64(36.99) 173(100.00) 39(22.54) 104(60.12) 164(94.80) 173(100.00) 2,000-4,999 133 132(99.25) 86(64.66) 133(10().00) 90(67.67) 113(84.96) 132(99.25) 133(100.00) 5,000+ 27 27(100.00) 25(92.59) 27(100.00) 26(96.30) 27(100.00) 27(100.00) 27(100.00) Total 352 340(96.59) 179(50.85) 352(100.00) 157(44.60) 257(73.01) 3 9(96.31) 352(100.00) Table 16 below reveals that wheat and bajra are the main items of staple food in majority of the villages. TABLE 16 Main staple food in the majority of villages in each tahsil SI. Name ofT ahsil Main Staple food No. 1 2 3 1 Narwana Wheat, Bajra :2 Jind Wheat, Bajra 3 Safidon Wheat, Rice Table 17 below gives distribution of villages according to land use. As per thIs table about 9i per cent of area in the district is cultivable out of which about 73 percent is irriga ted. TABLE 17 Distribution of villages according to land use Sl. Name of Tahsil No. of inhabited Total area Percentage cultivable Percentage No. villages (in hectares) area to total area of irrigated area to total cultivable area 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 Narwana 139 151,544.84 91.31 76.83 2 Jind 148 128,350.07 90.36 67.65 3 Safidon 65 46,576.45 88.38 74.81 Total District 352 326,411.36 90.52 72.95 Table 18 below shows growth, density and sex ratio of urban population of the district in relation to the State. The percentage of urban population in the district is 13.80. Density of population in the urban areas of the district is less than the urban density of the State. TABLE 18 Growth, Density and Sex-ratio of urban popUlation in the District in relation to the State. Jind District Haryana State Census Total Urban Percen- Decadal Density Sex-ratio Total Urban Percen- Decadal Density Sex- year popu- popu- tage percen- (popu- (No. of popu- popu- tage percen- (popu- ratio lation lation urban tage lation females lation lation urban tage lation (no. of (indud- (indud- popula- variation per sq. per 1,000 (includ- (indud- popula- variation per sq. females ing ing tion in urban km.) males) iog ing tion in urban km.) per institu- institu- popu- institu- institu- popu- 1,000 tional tional lation tional tional lation males) and and and and house- house- house- house- less less less less popu- popu- popu- popu- latton) lation) lation) lation) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1951 414,437 45,510 10.98 +52.81 850 5,673,614 968,494 17.01 +31.19 845 1961 560,433 57,018 10.17 +25.29 1,641 840 7,590,543 1,307,680 17.23 +35.02 3,479 842 1971 764,569 84,709 11.08 +48.57 3,558 845 10,036,808 1,712,959 17.66 +35.58 3,928' 853 1981 938,074 129,456 13.80 +52.82 3,589 . '858 12,922,618 2,827,387 21.88 +59.47 3,702 849 Table 19 below is inrespect of new towns and towns declassified in 1981. Only one town Kalayat has been added in the district. TABLE 19 New towns/Towns declassified in 1981 Census Name of Town ------Population (including institutional and houseless population) 1981 Census 1 2 (a) Added Kalayat 10,965 (b) Declassified Nil Nil 21 Table 20 below indicates per capita receiptand expenditure in case of each town of the district. TABLE2Q. Per Capita receipt and expenditure in Towns Serial Class, name Per Capita No. and civic status of Receipt Expenditure the town Total Receipt Receipt Total General Expendi- Public Expend i- Other through from expendi- adminis- ture on works ture on aspects taxes all other ture tration public public sources health institu- and tions conveni- ences 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1. II Jind (M.C.) 59.30 10.90 48.40 63.38 11.94 12.53 7.43 1.19 30.29 2. V Julana (M.C.) 60.58 35.54 25.04 51.42 15.57 7.32 12.05 0.99 15.49 3. IV Kalayat (M.C.) 9.93 6.25 3.68 9.05 4.75 0.27 2.30 1. 73 4. III Narwana (M.e.) 77.16 27.73 49.43 77.31 18.40 19.66 17.46 1.21 20.58 5. IY Safidon (M.C.) 36.41 30.89 5.52 36.35 24.28 0.01 1.37 8.37 2.32 6. V Uchana (M.e.) 42.37 29.85 12.52 42.63 4.13 10.11 7.40 0.85 20.14 Total 55.51 19.59 35.92 56.61 14.01 11.11 8.88 1.90 20.71 Note :-' .. ' denotes 'Nil'. Table 21 below gives the number of schools per ten thousand population in towns. There are no Higher Secondary Schools in Julana, Kalayat and Uchana towns. Only one Higher Secondary/Secon dary School per ten thousand population is available in the urban areas. Table 21 Schools per ten thousand population in Towns Class, name and civic status of Town No. per ten thousand population Higher Secondary/ Secondary/------Junior Secon- Primary Inter/PUC/ Matriculation dary/Middle Junior College 1 2 3 4 5 II Jind (M.C.) 1 1 1 2 V Julana (M.C.) 1 2 2 IV Kalayat (M.C.) 2 2 2 III Narwana tM.C.) 1 2 2 2 IV Safidon (M.C.) 1 1 1 2 V Uchana (M.C.) 2 2 4 Total 1 1 2 2 Note :_c .. ' denotes 'Nil' 22 Table 22 below indicates the number of beds in medical institutions per 1,000 popuiation. The number of beds per 1,000 population is the highest (26) in Uchana town. TABLE 22 No. of beds in medical institutions in Towns Class, name and civic status of the Town No. of beds in medical institutions per 1,000 population 1 2 II Jind (M.C.) 2 V Julana (M.C.) 1 IV Kalayat (M.C.) 1 III Narwana (M.C.) 2 IV Safidon (M.C.) 2 V Uchana (M.C.) 26 Total 3 Table 23 below shows proportion of slum population in Class I and II towns. As there is no notified/officially recognised slum area in Jind town, the only Class II town in the district, this table is not applicable. TABLE 23 Proportion of slums population in Towns Class, name and civic status of the Percentage of the slums popu Density in slums (per sq. Town* lation to total population of kms.) the town. 1 2 3 II Jind (M.C.) There is no notified/officially recognised slum area in this town. *For Class I and Class II towns only. Table 24 below shows the names of the most important manufactured, exported and imported commodities in case of each town. TABLE 24 Most important commodity manufactured, imported and exported in Towns Class, name and Most important commodity civic status of the Town Manufactured Exported Imported 1 2 3 4 II Jind (M.C.) Surgical Cotton Wheat Coal V Julana (M.C.) Buckets Buckets Cotton Seeds IV Kalayat (M.C.) Rice Rice Paddy III Narwana (M.C., Agricultural Implements Cotton Timber IV Safidon (M.C.) Rice Rape Seeds Paddy V Uchana (M.C.) Cotton Gram Pulse Gram PART A VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY SECfION I VILLAGE DIRECTORY CODES USED IN THE VILLAGE DIRECTORY 29 CODES USED IN THE VILLAGE DIRECTORY TOGETHER WITH WHAT THESE STAND FOR ARE INDICATED BELOW Column No.5 EDUCATIONAL Primary School P Middle School M Ma triculat ion H College, any college (graduate lfwel and above) C like Arts, Science, Commerce etc. Training School Tr' Adult literacy class/centre Ac Column No.6 MEDICAL Maternity home MH Primary health centre PHC Health Sub Centre HS Dispensary D Family planning centre FPC Nurshing home NH Registered private practioner RP Community health worker CHW Column No.7 DRINKING WATER Top water T Well water W Tank water Tk Tubewell water Tw Handpump Hp Canal C Nallah N Column No, 8 POST AND TELEGRAPH Post office PO Post and Telegraph office PTO Telephone Connection Phone Column No' 10 COMMUNICATIONS Bus BS Railway station RS Column No. 11 APPROACH TO VILLAGE Pucca road PR. Kaccha road KR Column No. i3 POWER SUPPLY Electricity for domestic purpose ED Electricity for agriculture EAg Electricity for other purpose like industrial, EO Commercial etc. Electricity for all purposes listed above EA Column No. 16 IRRIGATED BY SOURCE Government Canal GC Well (without Electricity) W Well (with electricity) WE Tubewell (without electricity) TW Tubewell(with electricity) TWE Others o Total T Column No. 20 REMARKS N--Copies of the newspapers coming in the village. M-Motorcycles/scooters available In the village. C-Cars/jeeps available in the village. T-Tractors available in the village. ; i ~ I l;. 1'--' • ~ . i .1! :!'--'~ ~ e u I ~,..: • :.,: .. 0 0,,,,1(;2). :.... : Q 0 lift '0 ! i I,: ~x: IL • I I • I I s i i I L_J 0 L_J '0 t. ,.e 0 'li! @" ~UKSHETRA *-v 0 ~ '5 ~ .~ 2 Ii .- "· ; ~ .0 f ... 5 O~ 0:e '" £ !i 0 ·;; .~ ~ ·~ " i.. 0: 0 I-~ E ..J III I .Q V) 00 ~ .I: .. « : :~ .... ~ 1, : L______~_~~------~~------'"· ALPHABETICAL LIST Qf VILLAGES IN NARWANA TAHSI~ 33 NARWANA TAHSIL Serial Name of the Village Location No. Code 1 2 3 1 Aljpura 102 2 Amargarh 38 3 Amritsar 18 4 Asmailpur (Asmelpur) 58 5 Badanpur 54 ,6 Badowala 56 7 Badsikir Kalan 137 8 Badsikri Khurd 138 9 Balerkha 27 10 Balu 134 11 Baroda 88 12 Barta 8 13 Batta 131 14 Bhagwanpura 76 15 Bhalang 109 16 Bhamniwala urf Rajpura 129 17 Bhana Barahman ~hana Brahaman) 118 18 Bhikhewala (Bhek ewala) 51 19 Bhongra 86 20 Bhonsla (Bhunsla) 92 21 Bidkhdalwa (Birkhadwala) 139 22 Birdana 116 23 Budain 85 24 Chakujhana 20 25 Chhattar 105 26 Chusala 136 27 Dablain 57 28 Danoda Kalan 49 29 Danoda Khurd 50 30 Daroli Khera 79 31 Daronda Khera 48 32 Da tasinghwala 3 33 Dhabitek Singh 24 34 Dhakal 113 35 Dhamitan Sahib (Dhamtan) 31 36 Dhanauri 5 37 Dhan khcri 91 38 Dharodi 63 39 Dhindoli 7 40 Dhondhwa 17 41 Dubal 14 42 Dumara 130 43 Dumarkha Kalan 68 44 Dumarkha Khurd 69 45 Durjanpur 46 46 Frain Kalan (Phuran Kalan) 59 47 Frain Khurd (Phuran Khurd) 52 48 Fulian Kalan 36 49 Fullan Khurd 37 50 Garhi 21 34 NARWANA TAHSIL-Contd. Serial Name of the Village Location No, Code 1 2 3 51 Ghaso Kalan 71 52 Ghaso Khurd 70 53 Ghogharian 95 54 Gorusar (Gurusar) 119 55 Gurthari urf Rajgarh (Gurthali) 67 56 Hamirgarh 28 57 Hans Dahar (Hans Dehar) 6 58 Haripura 12 59 Harnampura 30 60 Hatho 117 61 Jajanwala 44 .62 Jhalehra (Julera) 33 63 Jheel 77 64 Julani Khera 135 65 Kabarchha 101 66 Kahna Khera or Naraingarh 60 67 Kail Ram 133 68 Kakrod 83 69 Kalasher 107 70 Kalayat (Rural) 122 . 71 Kaloda Kalan 43 72 Kaloda Khurd 42 73 KaIta 9) 74 Kalwan 32 75 Kamalpur 140 76 Karamgarh 61 77 Karsindhu 103 78 Kasoon (Kasohan) 94 79 Khanpur 62 80 Khapran 87 81 Kharak Bhura 99 82 Kha rakPand wan 127 83 Kharal 26 84 Khararwal 41 85 Khatkara 89 86 Khera Gandawala (Khera Ganda) lOt.» 87 Kheri Lamba 121 88 Kheri Masanai 73 89 Kheri safa 72, 90 Kheri Sher Khan 108 91 Koel 15 92 Kole Khan 120 93 Kurar 16 94 Loan 29 95 Lochab (Lochap) 40 96 Lodhar 110 97 Mahal Kheri 10 98 Makhand 84 99 Mandi Kalan lO6 100 Mangalpur ao 3$ NARW ANA TAHSIL-ConcIJ. Serial Name of the Village Location No. Code 1 2 3 101 . Mator 125 102 Mohal Khera 65 103 Mohangarh 90 104 Nachar Khera (Nachhr Khera) 82 105 Nandsinghwala 9 106 Naraingarh 23 107 Narwana (Rural) 64 108 Nehra 39 109 Nepewala ~apewala) 4 110 Padarath K era (Padarain Khera) 1 111 Pahlwan 98 112 Pinjupura 123 113 Pipaltha 22 114 Rajgarh Dhabi (Rajaath) 35 115 Ramgarh Pandwan 126 116 Rasidan 25 117 Rewar 2 118 Rohaj Khera (Roj Khera) 96 119 Sacha Khera (Sancha Khera) 53 120 Sainthly 45 Itt Sajooma 128 122 Sanghan 11 123 Sedha Majra 74 I~ Seend (Sinad) 13 12 Sheogarh urr Suraja Khera 66 126 Simla 124 127 Singwal 115 128 Sinsar 114 129 Sudkain Kalan ] 12 130 Sudkain Khurd 111 131 Sulehra 34 132 Sunderpura 5S 133 Surbrah 81 134 Tarkha 100 135 Tohana Khera 78 136 Uchana Kalan 97 Uchana Khurd 75 g~ Udepur 47 139 Ujhana 19 140 WazirNagar 132 VILLAGE nffiECTORY NARWANA TAHSIL 31 Amenities anel Location Name of Village Total area of the Total Population Code (with Hadbast Number) Village and Number of No. (in hectares) households 1 2 3 4 1 Padarath Khera (padarain Khera) (1) 4OLOO 755(124) 2 Rewar (2) 795.00 1.519 (228) 3 Datasinghwala (3) 725.00 1.289 (177) 4- Nepewala (Napewala) (49) 605.00 1,371(202) ~ Dhanauri (6) 3,082.00 5,727(815) 6 Bans Dahar (Bans Dehar) (4) 555.00 1,181(182) 7 Dhindoli (5) 235.93 682(102) 8 Barta (7) 1,111.00 2,970(429) 9 Nandsinghwala (S) 428.00 953(124) 10 Mahal-Kheri (9) 367.00 1,158(164) 11 Sanghan (10) 885.00 2.423(359) 12 Haripura (11) 611.00 1,718(248) 13 Seend (Sinad) (12) 895.00 1,791(305) 14 Dubal (13) 759.00 1,941(315) 15 Koel (48) 777.00 1,920(302) 16 Kurar~7) 1,775.00 4,343(686) 17 Dhnod wa (44) 955.00 2,586(343) 18 Amritsar (43) 731.00 1,611(258) 19 Ujhana (50) 3,373.00 7,518(1,151) 20 Chack Ujhana (51) 770.00 8,29(120) 21 Garhi (52) 403.00 987(154) 12 PipaItha (53) 1,772.00 3,473(538) l3 Naraingarh (54) . 371.00 959(112) l4 Dhabi Teksingh (55) 733.00 2,025(292) l5 Rasidan (56) 985.00 2,117(295) l6 Kharal (57) 2.803.00 6,018(876) 27 Balerkha (39) 2,418.00 6,048(892) 28 Hamirgarh (58) 990.00 2,126(297) 29 Loan (59) 1,168.00 3,556(551) 30 Harnampura (67) 468.00 1.151(162) 31 Dhamtan Sahib (Dhamtan) (60) 3,609.00 7,587(1,082) 132 Kalwan (61) 3,456.00 5,765(801) 33 Jhalehra (Julera) (62) 381.00 1,334(173) L34 Sulehra (63) 572.00 1,802(252) 35 Rajgarh Dhobi (Rajgarh) (64) 661.00 1,657(231) 136 Fulian Kalan (66) 556.00 1,788(242) &37 FuJian Khurd (68) 254.00 655(86) L38 Amargarh (80) 628.00 1,889(269) 39 Nehra (81) 314.00 779(118) 40 Lochab (Lochap) (65) 492.00 976(123) 41 Khararwal (82) 769.00 2,119(278) 42 Kaloda Khurd (84) 472.00 1,075(163) 43 Kaloda Kalan (83) 980.00 2,350(326) 44 Jajanwala (87) 568.00 1,966(282) 4S Sainthly (88) 993.00 2,167(306) 46 Durjan pur (101) 1,139.00 2,855(355) 47 Udepur (102) 717.00 1.929(267) 48 Darond Kbera (100) 291.00 tIo- 39 DIRECTORY JIND DISTRICT Land Use Amenities available (If not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next t() it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given) --~-~---- Educational Medical Drinking Water Post and Day or------days Communications (Potable) Telegraph of the market( (Bus Stop, Railway hat, ifany Station, Waterway) 5 6 7 8 9 10 P -(10+) Tk, TW,Hp,C -(5-10) -(-5) P, Ac. Tr -(10+) w. Tk, TW. Hp, C -(-5) -(-5) P,Tr -(10+) W, Tk, TW, Hp, C -(-5) BS P -(5-10) TW,Hp,C -(-5) -(-5) P(2), M,H HS W, Tk, TW, Hp, C PO BS P -(5-10) T, W, Tk, TW, Hp, C -(5-10) -(-5) P -(10+ ) T, W, Tk,TW,Hp,C -(-5) -(5-10) P -(10+) T,W,Tk,TW, Hp, C PO -(-5) P -(10+) T,W,Tk,TW. Hp, C -(-5) BS P -(10+) T,W,Tk,TW, Hp, C -(-5) BS P(2) -(10+) T,W,TW, Hp, C PO BS P HS, NH,RP T,W,Tk,TW, Hp, C PO -(-5) P -(10+) T,W,Tk,TW, Hp -(-5) -(10+) P(2) -(10+) T,W, Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) P CHW (2) T,W,Tk,Hp -(-5) BS P(2), M,H HS,CHW(4) W, Tk,TW,Hp PO, Phone BS P,M,H CHW (3) C PO -(5-10) P CHW W, Tk,Hp,C -(-5) -(5-10) P(2), M,H MH,PHC,FPC,RP (5) W,Hp,C PO BS -(10+) -(10+) C - (10+) -(10+) P -(5-10) W,TW, Hp,C -(10+) BS P(2), M,H -(5-10) W,TW,Hp,C -(5-10) BS P -(10+) W,TW,Hp,C -(-5) BS P HS W,TW,Hp,C PO BS P(2) -(10+) W,TW,Hp,C PO -(-5) P,M,H HS,NH,RP(6) W,Tk, TW,Hp,C PO, Phone BS P(2),M,H,Ac HS T,W,Tk,TW,C PO BS P,M -(-5) W -(-5) BS P(2), M -(10+) W PO, Phone BS P -(-5) T,W,e, -(-5) -(-5) P(2),M,H HS,D,RP(4) W,Tk,TW,Hp,C PTO BS,RS P,M HS W,Tk,TW,e PO BS,RS P -00+) w,e PO BS P -(5-10) TW,e -(-5) BS P -(10+) W,TW,e -(-5) BS P -(10+) w,e PO -(10+) p -(10+) W,TW,e -(-5) BS P,M,H, HS W,Tk,TW,e PO BS P -(10-t-) W,TW,e -(-5) BS P -(-5) W,Tk,TW,e -(-5) BS P -(10+) W -(-5) BS P -(-5) W -(-5) BS P,M,Tr -(10+) W -(-5) BS P -(-5) T,W,Tk,TW,Hp,e PO BS P -(-5) T, W,Tk,TW,Hp,C PO BS P,M,H HS,D,RP W,Hp PO BS P -{-,s} W,Hp -(-5) B~ inna'gited 40 NARWANA TAHSIL VILLAGE Amenities and Loca- Name of Vii {!Iage Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food tion (with .to Village distance (in kms.) Supply Code Hadbast No. Number) 2 11 12 13 14 Padarath Khera(1) PR Khanauri Kalan (5) EA Wheat, Rice (Padarain Khera) (Punjab) 2 Rewar (2) PR,KR Khanauri Kalan (8) EA Wheat, Rice (Punjab) 3 Datasinghwala(3 ) PR Khanauri Kalan (5) EA Wheat, Rice (Punjab) 4 Nepewala (Napewala) (49) PR,KR Narwana (21) EAg Wheat, Bajra 5 Dhanauri (6) PR,KR Khanauri Kalan (8) EA Wheat, Bajra (Punjab) 6 Hans Dahar (Hans PR Kalayat (10) EA Wheat, Rice Dehar) (4) 7 Dhindoli (5) PR Narwana (10) EA Wheat, Rice 8 Barta (7) PR Kalayat (12) EA Wheat, Bajra 9 Nandsinghwala (8) PR Khnauri Kalan (12) EA Wheat, Rice (Punjab) 10 Mah:tl-Kheri (9) PR Kaithal (13) EA Rice, Bajra II Sanghan (J 0) PR, KR Kaithal (14) EA Wheat, Rice 12 Harip'lm (II) PR Kalayat (12) EA Wheat, Rice 13 Scend (Sinad) (12) PR,KR Kalayat (13) EA Wheat, Bajra 14 Dubal (13) PR, KR Narwana (10) EA Wheat, Bajra. 15 Koel (48) PR, KR Kalayat (13) EA Wheat, Bajra 16 Kurar (47) PR,KR Kalayat (8) EA Wheat, Rice 17 Dhondhwa (44) PR,KR Narwana (10) ED Wheat, Rice 18 Amritsar (43) PR,KR Narwana (13) EA Wheat, Rice 19 Ujhana (50) PR Narwana (13) EA Bajfa 20 Chack Ujhana (51) KR Narwana (13) ED Wheat, Rice 21 Garhi (52) PR,KR Narw;].na (19) EA Wheat, Rice 22 Pipaltha (53) PR,KR Narwana (21) EA Wheat, Rice 23 Naraingarh (54) PR Narwana (22) ED, EAg Wheat, Rice 24 Dhabi Teksingh (55) PR Narwana (18) EA Wheat, Rice 25 Rasidan (56) PR Tohana(8) EA Wheat, Rice 26 Khar'll (57) PR,KR Narwana (19) EA Wheat, Bajra 27 B'llerkha (39) PR Narwana (6) ED Wheat, Bajra 28 Hamirgarh (58) PR Narwana (x) FA Wheat, Bajra 29 Loan (59) PR Narwana (13) EA Wheat, Bajra 30 Harnam pura (67) KR Narwana (11) EA Wheat, Baj;a 31 DhJ.mt:ll1 Sahib (60) PR Tohana (13) EA Wheat, Bajra (Dh:llntan) 32 Kalw:lI1 (61) PR Tol1:lI1Cl on rD, EAg Wheat, Hajra 33 Jh:ll"hra (Julcra) «()2) PR Tohana (13) ED, EAg Wheat, Bajra ~4 Sulehra (63) PR Tohana (10) ED, EAg Wheat, B,;jra 35 Rajgarh Dhobi (64) PR Tohana (to) ED,EAg Wheat, Bajra (Rajgarh) 36 Fuli:ln Kalan (66) PR Narwana (14) ED,EO Wheat, Bajra 37 Fulian Khu!"d (68) PR Narwana (13) EO Wheat, Bajra 38 Amargarh (80) PR Narwana (13) EO Wheat, Bajra 39 Nehra (81) PR Narwana (14) EO Wheat, Bajra 40 Lochab(Lochap) (65) PR Narwana (20) EA Wheat, Bajra 41 Khararwal (82) PR Tohana (11) ED Wheat, Ba.ira 42 Kaloda Khurd (84) PR Narwana (11) ED Wheat, Bajra 43 Kaloda Kalfl.n (83) PR Narwana (16) ED,EO Wheat, Bajra 44 lajanwala (R7) PR,KR Uklana Mancli(15) FA Wheat, Bajra 45 Sainlhly (8~) PR Uklana Mandi (10) EA Wheat, Bajla 46 Durjanpur(l 0 I) PR Uklana Mancli (14) FA Wheat, Bajra 47 Udepur (102) PR Uchana (14) EA Wheat, Bajra 48 Durond Khera (100) Un- 4. DIRECTORY JIND DISTRICT Land Use Land use (Le. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) Remarks (including any place of reli- Porest Irrigated by Sources Unirrigated Cultural Area not gious, historical or waste available archaeological (including for culti- interest) gauchar vation and groves) 15 16 17 18 19 20 T (337.00), GC (286.00), TWE (51.00) 20.00 44.00 Nl : T8 T (442.00), GC (426.00), TWE (16.00) 284.00 3.00 66.00 TI0 T (604.00), GC (448.00), TWE (156.00) 69.00 52.00 NI : M4: CI : T 25 T (498.16), GC (460.12), WE (38.04) 71.63 35.21 MI : T3 T (1,731.00), GC (1,441.00), WE (290.00) 1,055.00 296.00 N4: M2: C4: T 27 T (406.00), GC (352.00), WE (54.00) 87.00 62.00 Temple Ridh Rishi MI :CI :T6 T (115.33), GC (115.33) 91.05 5.67 23.88 T4 T (819.00), GC (698.00), W (121.00) 228.00 64.00 Ml : Cl : T8 T (340.00), GC (182.00), WE (158.00) 56.00 32.00 NI : M2: CI : T8 T (279.00), GC (259.00), WE (20.00) 58.00 30.00 Ml : C2: T5 T (744.00), GC (346.00), WE (39S.00) 63.00 78.00 Shiv Temple : N2 : M2:Cl:T 40 T (301.00), GC (189.00), W (112.00) 277.00 33.00 M5 : C2 : T16 T (659.00), GC (608.00), W (51.00) 161.00 75.00 T 10 T (617.00), GC (608.00), TW (9.00) 71.00 71.00 T8 T (407.00), GC (407.00) 327.00 43.00 T13 T (1,601.00), GC (1,576.00), TW (25.00) 25.00 149.00 N6 : TIS T (831.00), GC (831.00) 40.00 84.00 MI : T 17 T (566.00), GC (566.00) 114.00 51.00 Ml : T 16 T (2,443.00), GC (2,443.00 603.00 327.00 Nl : M5 : Cl : T45 T (534.00), GC (534.00) 195.00 41.00 T (242.00), GC (230.00), TWE (12.00) 100.00 61.00 T 15 T (1.400.00), GC (1.204.00), 1'WE (196.00) 254.00 118.00 M5 : T 65 T(154 .00),GC(69 .00),WE(85 .00) 185.00 28.00 4.00 Ml:1'6 T(547.00), GC(234.00), WE(313.00) 134.00 40.00 12.00 M8:C2:T20 T(758. 00),GC(317 . 00),WE(44 1 .00) 161.00 50.00 16.00 M3:C2:T32 T(1,649.00), GC(l ,577. 00), 1'W(40.00), TWE(32.00) 928.00 226.00 NI:1'16 T(1,607.00), GC(I,607.00) 554.00 257.00 N2:Ml:C1:T12 T(720. 00),GC(720. 00) 211.00 59.00 Nl:T6 T(776. 00),GC(776. 00) 278.00 12.00 102.00 Nl:Ml:T5 T(370.00),GC(370 .00) 42.00 56.00 1'5 T(2,821 .00),GC(2,821 .00) 455.00 295.00 38.00 Gurdwara: N4:C2:T20 T(1, 196 .l)O),TWE(377. 00),O(8{9. 00) 1,995.00 265.00 Ml :TI7 T(323.00), GC(323. 00) 9.00 49.00 T2 T(347.00), GC(347.00) 179.00 46.00 C2:1'4 T(422.00),GC(422.00) 175.00 64.00 Cl:T8 T( 490. OO),GC( 490.00) 15.00 51.00 Cl:T3 T(185. 00),GC(l85. 00) 46.00 23.00 1'1 T(502. OO),GC(502. 00) 69.00 57.00 M2:T6 T(260. OO),G C(260. 00) 21.00 33.00 M1 T(409. 00),GC(409 .00) 45.00 38.00 1'4 T(618. 00),GC(618. 00) 69.00 82.00 T3 T(397. OO),GC(397. 00) 30.00 45.00 Cl:T3 T(S5! .00),GC(851.00) 37.00 92.00 T6 T(503. OO),GC(403 .00),TW(60. 00),1'WE(40.00) 9.00 5.00 51.00 M1:T4 T(837 . 00),GC(807. 00),1'WE(30. 00) 93.00 63.00 Ml :1'14 T(857. 00),GC(857. 00) 190.00 3.00 89.00 N2:M3:C3:T4 T(582.00),GC(582.oo) 69.00 8.00 58.00 T7 inhabited T(158 .00),GC(IS8 .00) 87.00 46.00 42 NARWANA TAHSIL VILLAGE Amenities and Location Name of Village Total area of the Total Population Code (with Hadbast Number) Village and Number No. (in hectares) of households 2 3 4 49 Danoda Kalan (89) 3,696.00 7,201(1,012) 50 Danoda Khurd (90) 2,290.00 4,576(631) 51 Bhikhewala (Bhekhewala ) (91) 586.00 1,939(280) 52 Frain Khurd (Phuran Khurd) (79) 466.00 466(57) 53 Sahca Khera (Sancha Khera) (92) 709.00 2,299(289) 54 Badanpur (93) 1,401.00 3,870(534) 55 Sunder pura (74) 512.00 1,606(213) 56 Badowala (75) 245.00 763(104) 57 Dablian (76) 1,006.00 3,507(521) 58 Asmialpur (Asmelpur ) (77) 654.00 1,168(147) 59 Frain Kalan (Phuran Kalan) (78) ],108.00 3,029(445) 60 Kahna Khera or Naraingarh (69) 379.00 943(110) 61 Karamgarh (70) 477.00 1,896(292) 62 Khanpur (71) 258.00 782(112) 63 Dharodi (72) 1,839.00 4,521(682) 64 Narwana(Rural) (73) 3,537.00 295(62~ 65 Mohal Khera (38) 416.00 1,088(151 66 Sheogarh urf Suraja Khera (40) 498.00 1,415(209) 67 Gurthari urf Rajgarh (Gurthali) (37) 644.00 1,452(205) 68 Dumarkha Kalan (119) 994.00 3,418(511) 69 Dumarkha Khurd (120) 773.00 2,588(351) 70 Ghaso Khurd (lIS) 648.00 1,366(216) 71 Ghaso Kalan (117) 629.00 2,204(300) 72 Kheri Safa (116) 540.00 1,408(218) 73 Kheri Masania (108) 857.00 2,068(290) 74 Sedha Majra (107) 382.00 960(127) 75 Uchana Khurd (l06) 1,876.00 4,622(686) 76 Bhagwanpura (96) 233.00 537(67) 77 Jheel (95) 952.00 2,728(409) 78 Tohana Khera (94) 663.00 2,227(308) 79 Daroli Khera (97) 694.00 ],234(169) SO Mangalpur (98) 1,292.00 :'1.673(520) 81 Surbrah (99) 1,471.00 2,500(312) 82 Nachar Khera (Nachhr Khera) (103) 345.00 861(117) 83 Kakrod (104) ],779.78 3,877(540) 84 Makhand (105) 1,256.13 2,450(350) 85 Budain (110) 1,669.00 2,845(368) 86 Bhongra (11 1) 892.00 2,293(314) 87 Khapran (112) 778.00 1.824(258) 8S Baroda (113) 2,639.00 5,007(694) 89 Khatkara (135) 2,400.00 5,183(751) 90 Mohangarh (136) 832.00 ],718(252) 91 Dhankhari (133) 502.00 ],713(245) 92 Bhonsla (Bhunsla) (132) 449.00 ],100(158) 93 Kalta (131) 615.00 593(95) 94 Kasoon (Kasohan) (134) 1,004.00 2,065(292) 95 Ghogharian (130) ],875.00 4,8]3(696) 96 Rohaj Khera (Roj Khera) (129) 260.00 351(39) 97 Uchana Kalan (109) 1,726.00 2(2) 98 Pahlwan (114) 883.00 2,608(366) 99 Kharak Bhura (115) 722.00 2,544(361 ) 100 Tarkha (125) 634.00 1,463(195) d DtREcT6R.~ JINn DISTRicT Land Use Amenities available (If not available within the village; a dash(....:.)is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.,-5kms.; 5-10 kms. and lO+k:ms. of the nearest place where the facilitY is availOible is given) , Educational Medical Drinking Water Post and Day or days Communications (Bus (Potable) Telegraph df the market/ Stop, Railway hat, if any Station, Water way) 5 6 7 8 9 10 P(2),M,H HS,D T.W,Tk;TW,Hp,C PO, Phorie BS -(-5) RP(2) W,C PO, Photie BS P RP 'tW,Tk,TW,Hp __;(-S) -(-5j -(~5) RP T, W.tk;TW,Hp -(-5) .. BS P,M,Ac RP t,w,tk; tW,Hp PO .. BS P,M, HS W,Hp PO, Photic liS P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) BS P -(-5) W -(-5) BS P,Ac -(-5) W,Hp PO, Phone BS P -(-5) W -(-5) BS P,M HS W PO, Phone BS p -(10+) W,Hp -(5-10) BS p -(10+) W,Hp -(-5) BS P -(-5) W,Tk -(-5) -(-5) P(2),M,H HS W,Hp,C PO, Phone BS, RS -(-5) -(-5) T,W.Hp -(-5) BS P -(-5) W,C -(-5) -(-5) P CHW W -(5-10) BS l' -(-5) T,W,Hp,C -(-5) RS P(2),M,H HS,D W PO, Phone BS P -(-5) W -(-5) BS P -(-5) W -(-5) RS P(2),M,H HS W PO RS P -(-5) W PO BS P,Ac -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) P RP W,Tk,C,N -(-5) -(-5) P(2), M,H,Ac RP(6) T, W.Tk,Hp,C,N PO BS P -(5-10) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) P -(5-10) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) P -(5-10) W,Hp -(-5) BS P -(10+) W -(-5) -(-5) ~P,M,H -(5-10) W PO BS P,M -(10+) W,Tk,TW -(-5) BS P -(10+) W,Tk -(-5) BS P(2),M,H HS,RP T,W,C PO BS P,M,H Rp W,Tk,C PO BS P,M -(5-10) T,W -(-5) BS P,M -(-5) W,Tk -(-5) BS P -(-5) W,Tk,TW -(-5) -(-5) P,M.H -(-5) W,C .PO BS P(2),M,H HS W PO BS P,M -(5-10) W,Hp -(1 C-$-) BS P -(5-10) W -(10+) BS P RP W -(10+) BS P -(5-10) W,C -(5-10) -(-5) P,M -(-5) W,C -(5-10) BS P(2),M,H PHC,FPC,NH,RP W,C PO BS P -(-5) W -(-5) BS P,M,H RP T,W,Hp,C -(-5) BS P HS W -(-5) BS P -~-5) W ~-5) -(-5) P --5) W -5) -(-5) 44 NARW ANA TAIISIL VtLtAG~ Amenities and Loea- Name of Village Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food tion (with Hadbast Number) to Village distance (in kms.) Supply Code No. 1 2 11 12 13 14 49 Danoda Kalan (89) PR,KR Narwana (16) EA Wheat, Bajra 50 Danoda Khurd (90) PR.KR Uklana Mandi (14) EA Wheat, Bajra 51 Bhikhewala PR Narwana (11) EA Wheat, Rice (Bhekhewala) (91) 52 Frain Khurd PR Narwana (6) EA Wheat, Rice (Phuran Khurd) (79) 53 Sacha Khera PR Narwana (5) EA Wheat, Rice (Sancha Khera ) (92) 54 Badanpur (93) PR Narwana (5) ED,EO Wheat, Bajra 55 Sunder pura (74) PR Narwana (5) EA Wheat, Bajra 56 Badowala (75) PR Narwana (2) ED,EO Wheat, Bajra 57 Davlain (76) PR Narwana (3) ED,EO Wheat, Bajra 58 Asmialpur PR Narwana (4) ED,EO Wheat, Bajra (Asmelpur) (77) 59 Frain Kalan PR Narwana (10) ED,EO Wheat, Bajra (Phuran Kalan) (78) 60 Kahna Khera or PR Narwana (10) ED,EO Wheat, Bajra Naraingarh (69) 61 Karamgarh (70) PR Narwana (10) ED,EO Wheat, Bajra 62 Khanpur (71) PR,KR Narwana (10) ED Wheat, Bajra 63 Dharodi (72) PR,KR Narwana (8) EA Wheat, Bajra 64 Narwana (Rural) (73) PR Narwana (0) EA Wheat, Bajra 65 Mohal Khera (38) KR Narwana (3) ED,EO Wheat, Bajra 66 Sheogarh (40 ) PR,KR Narwana (10) ED,EO Wheat, Bajra urf Suraja Khera 67 Guthari urf Rajgarh PR,KR Narwana (4) EA Wheat, Bajra (GurthaJi) (37) 68 Dumarkha Kalan (119) PR Narwana (5) ED,EO Wheat, Bajra 69 Dumarkha Khurd (120) PR Narwana (5) ED,EO Wheat, Bajra 70 Ghaso Khurd (118) PR Narwana (10) ED Wheat Bajra 71 Ghaso Kalan (117) PR Narwana (8) ED,EO Wheat, Bajra 72 Kheri Safa (116) PR Uchana (3) ED,EO Wheat, Bajra 73 Kheri Masania (108) PR Uchana (2) ED,EO Wheat, Bajra 74 Sedha Majra (107) PR.KR Uchana (3) ED,EO Wheat, Bajca 75 Uchana Khurd (106) PR.KR Uchana (6) ED,EO Wheat, Bajra 76 Bhagwan pura (96) PR Narwana (11) ED Wheat, Bajra 77 Jheel (95) PR Narwana (6) EA W~.,Bajra 78 Tohana Khera (94) PR Narwana (8) ED Wheat, Bajra 79 Daroli Khera (97) PR Uchana (6) ED,EAg Wheat, Bajra 80 Mangalpur (98) PR Uchana (8) ED, EAg Wheat, Bajra Narwana (10) EA Wheat, Bajra 81 Surbrah (99) PR,KR a 82 Nachar Khera PR,KR Uchana (13) EA Wheat, Bajr (Nachhr Khera) (103) 83 Kakrod (104) PR,KR Uchana (10) ED Wheat, Bajra 84 Makhand (105) PR, Uchana (12) ED Wheat, Bajra 85 Budain (11 0) PR,KR Uchana (6) EA Wheat, Bajra 86 Bhangra (111) PR Uchana (3) ED, EO Wheat, Bajra 87 Khapran (112) PR Uchana (5) ED,EAg Wheat, Bajra 88 Baroda (113) PR,KR Uchana (3) ED Wheat, Bajra 89 Khatkara (135) PR,KR Jind (11) ED,EAg Wheat, Bajra 90 Mohangarh (136) PR Jind (12) EA Wheat, Bajra 91 Dhankhari (133) PR Jind (16) EA Wheat, Bajra 92 Bh,msla (Bhunsla) (132) PR Uchana (15) EA Wheat, Bajra 93 Kalta (131) PR Uchana (8) EA Wheat, Bajra 94 Kasson (134) PR Uchana (10) ED, EAg Wheat, Bajra (Kasohan) 95 Ghogharian (130) PR,KR Uchana (8) ED,EAg Wheat, Bajra 96 Rohaj Khera(129) PR,KR Uchana (6) ED,EAg Wheat, Bajra (Rojkhera) 97 Uchana Kalan (109) PR,KR Uchana (1) EA Wheat, Bajra 98 Pahlwan (114) PR Uchana (1) ED Wheat, Bajra 99 Kharak Bhura (115) PR Uchana (3) ED Wheat, Bajra 100 Tarkha (125) PRo Uchana (3) ED Wheat. Bajra 45 fiIRECTOR'V JIND DISTRICT Land Use)' Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) Remarks (including any place of reli- Forest Irrigated by Sources Unirrigatcd Cultural waste Area not gious, historical or (including available archaeological gauchar for culti- interest) and groves) vation 15 16 17 18 19 20 T(2,735 .00). GC(2,63 5.00), TWE( 100.00) 627.00 30.00 304.00 N4:M8:Cl :T26 T(I ,183 .00),GC(I, 183.00) 855.00 203.00 49.00 Ternple:T5 T(128. 00),GC(128. 00) 412.00 46.00 Nl:M3:T8 T(343 . 00)GC(343 .00) 88.00 35.00 N1:T2 T(415. OO),GC(415. 00) 217.00 77.00 N2:Cl:T10 T(l ,214. 00),GC(1.214. 00) l3.00 174.00 Nt :M5:Cl :T22 T(415. 00),GC(412. 00),TW(3. 00) 48.00 49.00 N1:M2:T10 T(215 . 00), GC(215 . 00) 2.00 28.00 N1:T3 T(817. 00),GC(817. 00) 72.00 117.00 N1:M2:T4 T(571.00),GC(571.00) 21.00 62.00 Nl :M2:C1 :T6 T(858. 00),GC(858. 00) 128.00 122.00 N1 :M2 :Cl :T7 T(332. 00),GC(332 .00) 2.00 45.00 M3:C1:T5 T(364. 00),GC(364. 00) 69.00 44.00 Ml:T5 T(137 .00),GC(137 .00) 96.00 25.00 T1 T(1.621.00),GC(I,621.00) 24.00 194.00 M2:C3:T25 T(2.171 . 00)GC(2, 171 .00) 858.00 508.00 T(280. 00),GC(280. 00) 62.00 74.00 M2:Cl:T5 T(318. OO),GC(318 .00) 140.00 40.00 M4:Cl:T3 T(387 . 00),GC(369. 00), TW(9. 00), TWE(9. 00) 182.00 75.00 T5 T(782 . 00),GC(782 . 00) 41.00 171.00 N5:M10:C7:T15 T(609.00),GC(609.00) 74.00 90.00 N2:M2:T5 T(482.00), GC(482.00) 53.00 113.00 C1:T6 T(388 .00),GC(388 .00) 166.00 75.00 Temple T(347 .00),GC(347 .00) 51.00 142.00 T(641.00),GC(641.00) 115.00 101.00 .. T(326. 00),GC(326. 00) 22.00 34.00 Tl T(1,173 .00),GC(I,173 .00) 496.00 207.00 Shiv Temple: M2:T12 T(183 .00),GC(183 .00) 31.00 19.00 T5 T(875. 00),GC(875. 00) 3.00 74.00 Nl:M3:Tl7 T(56l . 00),GC(561 .00) 27.00 75.00 M2:Cl:T6 T(520. OO),GC(520. 00) 113.00 61.00 T5 T(1,118 .00),GC(1,118. 00) 72.00 102.00 M3:T8 T(I,246.00),GC(1,246.00) _ 108.00 3.00 114.00 Ml:T5 T(256. 00),GC(256. 00) 64.00 25.00 Ml:T2 T(791.96),GC(791.96) 857.52 130.30 M2:Cl :TI0 T(703. 33),GC(703. 33) 435.03 1.62 116.15 Ml:Cl:T3 T(1,369.00),GC(1,369.00) 220.00 80.00 M3:C2:T8 T(818. 00),GC(8l8. 00) 11.00 63.00 T7 T(693. OO),GC(693. 00) 20.00 65.00 T3 T(1, 837 . OO),GC(I, 83 7.00) 526.00 276.00 M3:C5:T12 T(l,337 .00),GC(1,337 .00) 863.00 200.00 M2:C3:T17 T(218 . 00),GC(218 . 00) 546.00 68.00 T4 T(241.00),GC(241.00) 211.00 50.00 T5 T(270. 00),GC(270. 00) 126.00 53.00 T6 T(467 .00),GC(467 .00) 109.00 39.00 T4 T(561.00),GC(561.00) 330.00 113.00 T5 T(1,315 .00),GC(l,3l5 .00) 401.00 1.00 158.00 N5 :M2 :Cl :T10 T(148 . 00), GC(148 .00) 89.00 5.00 18.00 C1 :T3 T(907 . 00),GC(907. 00) 623.00 196.00 M8:Cll :Tl3 T(649. 00),GC(649. 00) 151.00 83.00 T(619. 00),GC(619 .00) 38.00 65.00 T(575. OO),GC(575. 00) 4.00 55.00 4a NARWANA tAHSIL VtttAG1t Amenities and Loca- Name of Village Total area ot Total Population tion (with Had bast Number) the Village and Number or Code (ill hectares) households No. 2 3 4 101 Kabarchha (124) 1,157.00 3,361(483) 102 Alipura (126) 1,164.00 3,081(439) 103 Karsindhu (128) 2,931.00 5,490(790) 104 Khera Gandawala (Khera Ganda) (127) 559.00 1,517(207) 105 Chhattar (76) 3,647.00 86,58(1258) 106 Mandi Kalan (71) 814.00 2.911(400) 107 Kalasher (72) 316.00 1.002(155) 108 Kheri Sher Khan (74) 867.00 1,971(259) 109 Bhalang (73) 195.00 476(60) 110 Lodhar (75) 969.00 3,300(465) 111 Sudkain Khurd (123) 993.00 2,784(357) 112 Sudkain Kalan (122) 1,014.00 3,160(434) 113 Dhakal (121) 1,803.00 5,402(781) 114 Sinsar (34) 707.00 2,313(317) 115 Singwal (33) 1,000.00 3,127(462) 116 Bidrana (35) 348.00 1,101(149) 117 Hatho (36) 1,062.00 2,225(320) 118 Bhana Brahman (Bhana Brahaman) (41) 1,021.00 2,802(458) 119 Gorusar (Gurusar) (42) 414.00 1,134(162) 120 Kolekhan (45) 593.00 2,342(333) 121 Kheri Lamba (46) 670.00 1,737(263) 122 Kalayat (Rural) (30) 4,008.00 6(1) 123 Pinjupura (31) 521.00 1,281(202) 124 Simla (32) 1.154.00 3,347(435) 125 Mator (26) 2,685.00 7,872(1,137) 126 Ramgarh Pandwan (27) 627.00 2.326(324) 127 Kharak Pandwan (29) 1,286.00 3.930(612) 128 Sajooma (14) 1,594.00 4,129(607) 129 Bharmniwala urf Rajpura (16) 535.00 1,246. (178) 130 Dumara (17) 287.00 411(62) 131 Batta (15) 3,136.00 7,492(1.102) 132 Wazir Nagar (19) 296.00 1,179(137) 133 Kailram (18) 2.289.00 5,746(905) 134 Balu(20) 3,130.00 9,990(1.569) 135 Julani Khera( 23) 526.00 1.431(203) 136 Chusala (28) 1,259.00 3,495(521) 137 Badsikri Kalan (24) 927.00 2.393(352) 138 Badsikri Khurd (22) 1,169.00 3,282(472) 139 tBid Khdalwa (25) 335.00 3(2) (Birkhadwala) 140 Kamalpur (21) 1043.00 2,853. (381) All Villages 151,835.84 351,403(50,544) t Although entered as 'Be-Chirag' (un-inhabited) in the Revenue records, the population shown against this village was enumerated at the time of 1981-Censu':l. Notes:-(I) Where a town and village bear an identical name, the word (Rural) has been added after the name of the village. (2) The Area of a village (revenue estate) is based on the information supplied by the Revenue Patwari. 47 J)IRECTORY JIND DISTRICT Land Use Amenities available (If not available within the village, a dash(-)is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and lO+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given) Educational Medical Drinking water Post and Day or days Communications (Bus (Potable) Telegraph of the market! Stop, Railway Station, hat, if any Waterway) S 6 7 8 9 10 P(2),M,H -(5-10) W,Tk,C PO BS P HS W,Tk,C -(-5) _-(5-10) P,M,H -(-5) W,Hp PO BS P -(-5) W -(-5) BS P(2), M,H MH,D W,C PO,Phone BS P,M CHW(3) W PO BS P RP,CHW W,Tk,TW PO -(-5) P HS, RP(3),CHW W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) BS P CHW W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) P.M,H RP(2), CHW W,Tk,Hp PO BS P RP(2) T,W,Tk, PO BS P,M RP(2) T,_W,Tk, -(-5) -(-·5) P(2),M HS W,Hp PO BS P -(-5) W,Hp -(5-10) BS P,M CHW(3) W PO BS P CHW W,Hp -(-5) BS P -(5-10) T,W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) BS P HS,CHW T,W,Tk,TW,Hp,C -(5-10) -(5-10) P RP(5),CHW W,Tk -(5-10) -(5-10) P RP(5),CHW(2) W,Tk -(5-10) -(-5) P RP(5),CHW(2) W,Tk -(5-10) BS -(-5) --(-5) T,W,Tk,TW,Hp,C -(-5) BS P RP,CHW T,W,Tk,TW,HP,C PO BS P,M,H HS,D, RP,CHW(3) T,W,Tk,TW,Hp,C PO, Phone BS p HS,RP(S),CHW(8) T,W,Tk,TW,Hp PO BS P CHW(3) W,Hp PO ,Phone BS P(2) CHW W,Hp PO,Phone BS P,M HS,CHW(4) W,Hp PO RS P CHW W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) P -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) P(2),M,H HS,D,NH T,W PO,Phone BS P CHW W -(--5) -(5-10) P(2),M,H CHW W PO BS P,M,H D,RP(2),CHW(3) W,Tk,Hp PO BS P CHW W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) P CHW(3) W PO,Phone BS P,M,H HS, CHW(3) W,Tk,TW,Hp PO BS P RP(2) W,Tk,TW -(-5) BS P,M,H -(-5) W -(-5) BS P RP, CHW(2) W,Tk -(-5) BS PI58,M49, MH2,PHC2, H32,Tr3,Ac6 HS28,D8,FPC2, NH4,RP71,CHW63 4'8 NARWANA TAHSIL VILLAGE Amenities and Loca- Name of Village Approach Nearest town and Power Staple food tion (with to Village distance(in kms.) Supply Code Hadbast No. Number) 2 11 12 13 14 101 Kabarchha (124) PR Uchana (10) EA Wheat, Bajra 102 Alipura (126) PR Uchana (8) EA Wheat, Bajra 103 Karsindhu (128) PR Uchana (6) ED,EO Wheat, Bajra 104 Khera Gandawala PR Uchana (8) ED,EO Wheat, Bajra (Khera Ganda) (127) 105 Chhattar (76) PR Uchana (15) ED Wheat, Bajra 106 Mandi Kalan (71) KR Kalayat (15) ED Wheat, Bajra 107 Kalasher (72) PR,KR Kalayat (II) EA Wheat, Bajra 108 Kheri Sher Khan (74) PR,KR Kalayat (14) EA Wheat, Bajra 109 Bhalang (73) PR,KR Kalayat (12) ED Wheat Bajra llO Lodhar (75) PR,KR Kalayat (13) EA Wheat, Bajra III Sudkain Khurd (123) PR Narwana (17) ED, EO Wheat, Bajra 112 Sudkain Kalan (122) PR Narwana (II) ED,EO Wheat, Bajra ll3 Dhakal (121) PR Narwana (6) ED, EAg Wheat, Bajra 114 Sinsar (34) PR Narwana (12) EA Wheat, Bajra 115 Singwal (33) PR Narwana (11) EA Wheat, Bajra 116 Bidrana (35) PR Kalayat (8) EA Wheat, Bajra 117 Hatho (36) PR Narwana (10) EA Wheat, Rice 118 Bhana Barahmnan(41) PR Kalayat (7) EA Wheat, Rice (Shana Brahaman) 119 Gorusar(Gurusar)(42) PR Kalayat (8) ED, EAg Wheat, Rice 120 KoleKhan (45) PR Kalayat (5) EDEAg Wheat, Rice 121 Kheri Lamba (46) PR Kalayat (5) ED,EAg Wheat, Rice 122 Kalayat (Rural (30) PR Kalayat (0) EA Wheat, Rice 123 Pinju Pura (31) PR,KR Kalayat (3) EA Wheat, Bajra 124 Simla (32) PR, KR Kalayat (5) EA Wheat, Bajra 125 Mator (26) PR,KR Kalayat (5) EA Wheat, Bajra 126 Ramgarh Pandwan(27) PR Kaithal (19) ED, EAg Wheat, Bajra 127 Kharak pandwan (29) PR Kaithal (14) ED,EAg Wheat, Rice 128 Sajooma(14) PR Kaithal (11) EA Wheat, Rice 129 Bhamniwala urf Rajpura (16) KR Kaithal (10) EA Wheat, Rice 130 Dumara (17) PR,KR Kaithal (13) ED Wheat, Rice 131 Batta (15) PR Kaithal (11) EA Wheat, Rice 132 Wazir Nagar (19) PR Kaithal (16) ED,EAg Wheat, Rice 133 Kail Ram (18) PR Kaithal (14) EA Wheat, Rice 134 Balu (20) PR Kalayat (11) EA Wheat 135 Julani Khera (23) PR Kalayat (9) EA Wheat 136 Chusala (28) PR Kalayat (6) ED, EAg Wheat, Bajra 137 Badsikri Kalan (24) PR Kalayat (11) EA Wheat, Baira 138 Badsikri Khurd (22) PR Kalayat (11) EA Wheat, Bajra 139 tBid Khdalwa (25) PR,KR Narwana (14) ED Wheat, Bajra (Birkhadwala) 140 Kamal pur (21) PR Kalayat (12) ED Wheat, Bajra All Villages DIUCfORY JIND DISTRICT Land Use Land use (i.e., area under different types of land usc in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) Remarks (including any place of reli Forest Irrigated by Sources . Unirrisated Cultural waste Area not gious, historical or (including available archaeological gauchar for culti- interest) and groves) vation 15 16 17 18 19 20 T(960. 00),GC(960. 00) 100.00 97.00 MI:T9 T(996 .00). GC(996 .00) 82.00 86.00 T7 T(2,453 . 00).Gc(2,453 . (0) 230.00 248.00 Ml:C1O:T25 T(390. 00),GC(390. 00) 102.00 67.00 MJ :CI:T6 T(1.985 .(0),GC(I,985 .(0) 1,416.00 220.00 26.00 Temple Shiv:T13 T(479.00),GC(479.00) 262.00 66.00 7.00 T8 T(277. 00),GC(277 . (0) 11.00 28.00 N4:T2 T(467 .00),GC(467 .00) 344.00 56.00 M2:CI :Tll T(142. 00),GC(142. 00) 32.00 21.00 T3 T(81.:? .00),GC(812.00) 64.00 93.00 Temple :T7 T(820. 00),GC(820. 00) 74.00 99.00 M2:T12 T(S88. 00),GC(888. (0) 20.00 106.00 M2:T6 T(I.506. oo),GC(l ,506.00) 115.00 182.00 N4:MI :CI :T9 T(502. 00),GC(502. 00) ]53.00 52.00 T2 T(803. 00),GC(803 .00) 103.00 94.00 Til T(244. 00), G C(244 .00) 73.00 ~l.OO T2 T(690. 00),GC(690. 00) 265.00 107.00 MI:Cl :T6 T(5t 7 .00),GC(517 .00) 396.00 2.00 106.00 T6 T(342. 00),GC(342. 00) 37.00 35.00 N2:Ml ;T7 T(474. 00),GC(474. 00) 66.00 53.00 NtO:Ml:Tll T(571.00),GC(571.00) 48.00 51.00 T14 T(2,478. 00),GC(2,429. 00),TW(19 .00),TWE(30. (0) 1,047.00 70.00 413.00 Nl:Ml :TI T(445. OO),GC( 445.00) 40.00 36.00 N2:MI :C1 :TIO T(915 . 00),GC(91 5 .(0) 119.00 120.00 N2:T16 T(J ,649. OO),GC(I ,649.00) 789.00 247.00 TlO T(422. OO),GC( 422.00) 145.00 60.00 MI:Tl1 T(778 . 00),GC(778. (0) 362.00 146.00 N1:MI:TJO T(1 ,072. OO),GC(J ,072.00) 367.00 155.00 Temple Sukhdev Muni:N7:M4:T22 T(383. 00),GC(383. 00) 72.00 80.00 MI :Tll T(195 .00),GC(195 .00) 56.00 36.00 T2 T(1 ,298. OO),GC(I ,283.00), TWE(15. (0) 1,587.00 251.00 Temple Baba Raj- puri:N2:Ml :T8 T(273. 00),GC(273. 00) 23.00 Ml:T4 T(1,888 .OOl,GC(I,888 .00) 205.00 196.00 Ct:T12 T(2,570. 00),GC(2,570. 00) 265.00 295.00 MI :C8:T20 T(471.00),GC(471.00) 6.00 49.00 CI:Tl0 JY908 OO),GC(908. 00) 236.00 115.00 MI:T4 T(639. OO),GC(639. 00) 198.00 90.00 M2:T10 HI ,009. OO),GC(l.009. 00) 65.00 11.00 84.00 M2:TIO T(254. OO),GC(254. 00) 48.00 33.00 Shiv Tcmple T(725. 00), GC(725. 00) 232.00 1.00 85.00 Tcmpie:T8 T(106,475.78),GC(102,346.74),W(284.00),WE(I,797.04), 31,080.23 1,063.29 13,216.54 N89 :M165 :C99 TW(165. OO),TWE(l,064. 09),0(819.00) T,l27S HARYANA TAHSIL JIND DISTRICT JIND I. , 1 II' z o til IOUN OAR", DIS T RIC T ... IIOUNDARY, 'AHSIL toIlNDA.'. VILLAGE ."H LOCloTl,* CDD£ HUMIII!R TAIIS'L HEADQUARTERS VtLLAGES ."K POPU\.A1'1OM SitE: HIAW zoa i ZOD-4 .. '; 100-..... 1000--4... ; 1000& "'OVE: 'UN1NHA,ITEO VILLAGD WnH LOCATION CODE URIAN ARU .lfH LOCA"ON COOt: S'ATE "'&HW", .....0 ..''' .. ' MEtALLED ROAD ...... RA'LWAY L'_ WITH S'A"O", .110.00 GAUOE .. f'OST O,.,.'CEI POST AND TELEO'...... o.-,.'CE PO/PTO H'GH OR H'OHIIR SIC.,...... 5CllOOI. ... S "OLIC' S'''T'Oll ... PS HOS'I'.4_ p,"MAay H€ALTH C.UlTtlE, 0I'PEII5"1I. ... • • + MOR" COllEGE . ....ER AIIO stU...... ~- ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES IN JIND TAHSIL 54 JIND TAHSIL-ContJ. Serial Name of the Village iocatioti No. Code 1 2 3 51 Gunkali 73 52 Haibatpur 84 53 Hassanpur 30 54 Hathwala 134 55 Jgra 116 56 Ikas 77 57 Intal Kalan 76 58 Intal Khurd 75 59 Jaijaiwanti 141 60 Jajwan 70 61 Jalalpur Kalan 65 62 lalal pura Khurd 7& 63 Jhamola 144 64 Jhanj Kalan 60 65 Jhanj Khurd 61 66 Jhimri Khera 34 67 Jind (Rural) 81 68 Jitgarh 57 69 . Jiwanpur 55 70 J ula na (Rural) 140 71 Julani 66 72 Kachrana Kalan 2 73 Kachrana Khurd 1 74 Kaer Kheri (Karkheri) 63 75 Kamach Khera 148 76 Kandela 53 77 Karela 145 78 Karsola 126 79 Kathana )1 &0 Katwal 28 81 Kaul 33 82 Khanda 31 83 Kharak Gadian :36 84 Kharak Ramji 93 85 Khera Bakhta 142 86 Kheri Bulanwali 14 87 Kheri Jajwan 69 88 Kheri Naguran 6 89 Kheri Taloda 44 90 Khima Kheri 104 91 Khokhri 86 92 Khraintee 123 93 Khunga 50 94 Kinana 119 95 Kishanpura (Kisianpura) 109 ~96 , Lajwana 'Kalan 132 97 Lajwana ~Khurd 128 98 Lakhmirwala 88 99 Lalit Khera 99 100 Lohehab (Lochap) 47 S5 JIND TAHSIL-Concld. Serial Name of the Village Location No. Code 1 2 3 ] 01 Majra Pegan 12 102 Majra Rohera 16 103 Ma1vi (Nalvi) 146 104 Mandi Khurd 39 105 Mando Kheri 87 106 Manoharpur 48 107 Meherera 131 108 Mohammad Kbera 38 109 Mundh 23 110 Naguran 5 111 Nandgarh 130 112 Nidana 98 113 Nidani 96 114 Nirjan 83 U5 Padana 97 116 Pauli 135 117 Pegan 13 118 Pindara 82 119 ponkar Kheri 115 120 Popra 32 121 Radhana 95 122 Rai Chandwala. 42 123 Rajaund 18 124 Rajgarh 143 125 Rajpura 74 126 Ramgarh 113 127 Ramkali 102 128 Ramrai 114 129 Ratauli 35 130 Rohera 15 131 Roopgarh 58 132 Sandil 10 133 'Sa nga tpura 71 134 Sa ntokh Majra 17 135 Sewaha (Slwaha) 45 136 Shadipur 139 137 Shahabpur 56 138 Shamdo 8 139 Shamlo Kalan 103 140 Shamlo Khurd 105 141 Sindhvi Khera 94 142 Siri Rag (Siri Raj) 54 143 Sirsa Kheri 129 144 Taloda 46 145 Teg Bahadurpur 85 146 ThaI 22 147 Theh Bahri 21 148 Thuha 9 l49 Zafargarh 136 VILLAGE DIRECTORY JIND TAHSIL 57 58 JIND TAHSIL VILLAGE Amenities and Loca- Name of Village Total area of Total Population tlOn (with Hadbast Number) the Village and Number of Code (in hectares) households No 2 3 4 1 Kachrana Khurd('77) 369.00 882(111) 2 Kachrana Kalan(7S) - 684.72 1,702(268) 3 Badhana(79) ],22] .00 3,403(464) 4 Dauhla (80) 2,147.63 6,370(939) 5 N:lguran(81) 2,458.83 7,301 (1,095) 6 Kheri Naguran(84) 861.56 892(147) 7 Chuharpur(85) 401.03 1,329(196) 8 Shamdo(68) 985.80 2,298(337) 9 Thuha(69) 1,930.73 5,] 77(733) ]0 Sandil(70) 1,000.37 2,969(445) 11 Kathana(6l) 2,]58.]6 5,948(889) ]2 Majra Pegan(67) 379.00 Un- 13 Pegan(66) 1,924.25 6,377(971) ]4 Kheri Bulanwali(65) 241.19 584(78) 15 Rohcra(62) 1,984.00 5,874(832) 16 Majra Rohera(50) 274.37 774(109) 17 Santokh Majra(49) 664.08 832(139) 18 Rajaund(51) 3,940.37 10,233(1,474) 19 Bangran (52) 570.00 2,280(324) 20 Durana(S3) 1,018.17 2,096(311) 21 Theh 8ahri(66) 452.00 1,076(161) 22 ThaI (68) 671.00 1,370(218) 23 Mundha (67) 592.86 1,356(196) 24 Ardana(64) 1,870.43 4,415(696) 25 Bahri(65) 1,220.00 3,760(526) 26 Gangatheri (56) 890.70 2,245(362) 27 Baghana (55) 1,479.51 3,072(470) 28 Katwal(54) 687.00 604(90) 29 Alewa(86) 3,158.00 9,706(1,404) 30 Hassanpur (83) 434.22 1,052(147) 31 Khanda(87) 752.00 1,895(256) 32 Popra(58) 1,311.00 3,863(608) 33 Kaul(S7) 394.56 414(67) 34 Jhimri Khera(59) 490.00 826(126) 35 Ratauli (62) 1,091.00 2,273(317) 36 Kharak Gadian (61) 638.00 1,582(229) 37 Ahl;1.njogi Khera (60) 305.00 770(125) 38 Mohammad Khera (92) 334.00 1,154(169) 39 Mandi Khurd(89) 389.00 1,162(154) 40 Gohian(88) 380.00 Fl(117) 41 Dhillowal(82) 515.56 1,315(186) 42 Raichandwala (90) 501.00 1,881 (2(,8) 43 Dhath Rath(91) 2,086.93 6,149(925) 44 Kheri Taloda(2) 322.13 731(120) 45 Scwaha (Slwaha) (3) 955.04 3,125(440) 46 Taloda(1) 270.73 803(100) 47 Lohchab(Lachap) (98) 833.24 2,008(103) 48 Manoharpur (99) 702.12 2,055(309) 49 Barsana(96) 302.30 940(133) 50 Khunga(97) 272.35 698(105) 51 Dalamwala (94) 863.18 3,333(461) 52 Bohatwala (95) 504.23 1,205(180) 53 Kandela (90) 1,320.07 4,319(568) 54 Sirirag (Sid Raj) (91) 655.1S 458(67) 55 Jiwanpur (93) 310.39 555(72) 56 Shahabpur (92) 1,318.85 3,370(476) 57 Ji tgarh (89) 320.10 623(80) 58 Roopgarh (88) 970.83 2,165(328) 59 Barodi (87) 436.24 1,084(160) 60 Jhanj Kalan (86) S6S_0() }, 711 (260) Jg biRECTORY JIND DIstRIct Land Use Amenities available (If not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the Column and next to it in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz.,-S kms., 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given) Educational Medical Drinking Water Post and Day or days Communications (Potable) Telegraph of the market! (Bus Stop, Railway hat, if any Station, Waterway) 5 6 7 8 9 10 P -(-S) W ----(-S) BS P RP W PO BS P RP(3) W PO BS P(2), M, H HS,RP(4) W ----(10+ ) BS P,M,H HS,D,RP(3) W,Hp PO,Phone BS --(--S) RP(3) W,Hp PO, Phone BS P HS W PO BS P -(-S) W PO BS P,M RP W,Tk PO BS P.M HS,RP(2) W,Tk PO BS P,M,H HS,RP(5) T,W,Tk,Hp PO BS inhabited P,M,H HS,RP(6) W,Hp PO BS P -(10+) W,Hp -(-5) --(-5) P,M,H HS,RP(ll) W PO BS P -(10+) W -(-5) BS P -(-5) W -(-5) BS P(4),M(2),H,Ac PHC,FPC,RP(5) T,W,Hp PO, Phone BS P RP(4) W,Hp -(-5) BS P.M HS,RP(2) T,W,TW,Hp -(-5) BS P -(10+) W,Hp -(5-10) BS P -(5-10) W,Tk,TW,Hp PO -(-5) P -(5-10) W,Tk,TW,Hp PO BS P,M -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp PO -(-5) P,M,H -(5-10) W,Tk,TW,Hp PO BS P -(-5) W,Tk,TW,Hp PO BS P -(10+) W,Hp PO BS P -(10+) W,Hp -(10+) BS P,M(2),H(2),Ac,Tr D,RP(5) T,W,TW,Hp PO, Phone BS P RP W,Tk PO BS P HS,RP W,Hp PO BS P,M,H HS W,Tk,TW,Hp PO BS P -(5-10) W,Tk,TW,Hp PO BS P -(5-10) W,Tk,TW,Hp PO BS P,M -(10+) W,Tk,TW,Hp PO BS P(2) -(5-10) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) P -(-S) W,Hp PO BS -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) BS P -(5-10) W,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) P,M -(10+) W,Hp PO BS P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) BS P,M,H D T,W,TW,Hp PO BS P -(10+) W -(10+) BS P,M -(10+) W PO, Phone RS P,Ac -(10+) W,Hp -(10+) BS P -(-5) W,TW,Hp -(10+) BS P,Ac RP W,TW,Hp PO BS P,Ac RP W,TW,Hp,C -(-5) BS P,M,H,Ac(2) -(5-10) W,TW,Hp PO BS P,M,Ac(2) -(5-~1O) W,Tk,TW,Hp PO BS P -(5-10) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(5-10) -(5-10) P(2), M, H HS, RP(2) W PO, Phone BS P -(5-10) W -(5-10) BS P RP W,C -(5-10) -(5-10) P, M, Ac(2) RP W,Hp,C PO BS P,Ac -(5-10) Tk,C -(-5) BS P,M -(5-10) W,C PO BS P -(5-10) W,C -(5-10) BS P, M,Ac HS,RP w,e PO BS sb JIND TAHSIL 'ViLLAGE Amenities and Loca- Name of ViJlage Approach to Nearest town Power Staple food tion (with Hadbast Number) Village and distance Supply Code (in kms.) No. 2 11 12 13 14 1 Kachrana Khurd(77) PR Jind(25) ED,EO Wheat, Bajra 2 Kachrana Kalan (78) PR Jind (27) ED,EO Wheat, Bajra 3 Badhana(79) PR Jind (14) EA Wheat, Bajra 4 Dauhla(80) PR Jind (19) EA Wheat, Bajra 5 Naguran (81) PR Jind (14) EA Wheat, Bajra 6 Kheri Naguran (84) PR Jind (16) EA Wheat. Bajra 7 Chuharpur (85) PR Jind (19) ED,EAg Wheat, Bajra 8 Shamdo(68) PR Jind (21) EA Wheat, Bajra 9 Thuha (69) PR Jind (26) EA Wheat, Bajra 10 Sandil (70) PR Kaithal (29) ED Wheat, Bajra 11 Kathana (61) PR Jind (28) ED,EO Wheat, Bajra 12 Majra Pegan (67) Un- 13 Pegan(66) PR,KR Jind (27) EA Wheat, Bajra 14 Kheri Bulanwali (65) KR Jind (30) ED Wheat, Bajra 15 Rohera (62) PR,KR Kaithal (29) EA Wheat, Bajra 16 Majra Rohera(50) PR,KR Pundri (16) EA Wheat, Bajra 17 Santokh Majra (49) PR Assandb (17) ED Wheat, Rice 18 Rajaund( 51) PR Asssndh (15) ED,EO Wheat, Rice 19 Bangran (52) PR Assandh (13) EA Wheat, Bajra 20 Durana (53) PR Assandh 13) EA Wheat, Bajra 21 Theh Bahri(66) PR Assandh (13) EA Wheat, Bajra 22 Thal(68) PR,KR Assandh(8) EA Wheat, Rice 23 Mundh(67) PR,KR Assandh(6) EA Wheat, Rice 24 Ardana(64) PR,KR Assandh(6) EA Wheat, Rice 25 Babri(65) PR,KR Assandh(15) EA Wheat, Rice 26 Gangatheri(56) PR,KR Assandh(15) EA Wheat, Bajra 27 Baghana(55) PR Safidon(26) EA Wheat, Rice 28 Katwal(54) PR Jind(30) EA Wheat, Bajra 29 AJewa(86) PR Jind(28) EA Wheat, Bajra 30 Hassanpur(83) PR Jind(21) EA Wheat, Bajra 31 Khanda(87) PR Jind(30) ED,EAg Wheat, Bajra 32 Popra(58) PR,KR Assandh(16) EA Wheat, Bajra 33 Kaul(57) PR,KR Assandh(17) EA Wheat, Rice 34 Jhimri Khera(59) PR,KR Assandh(18) EA Wheat, Rice 35 Ratauli(62) PR,KR Jind(15) ED,EAg Wheat, Bajra 36 Kharak Gadian(61) PR,KR Safidon(18) EA Wheat, Rice 37 Ahlanjogi Khera (60) PR,KR Safidon(16) EAg Wheat, Rice 38 Mohammad Khera (92) PR Jind(29) EA Wheat, Bajra 39 Mandi Khurd(89) PR Jind(23) EA Wheat, B~fa 40 Gohian(88) PR Jind(29) EA Wheat, Bajra 41 DhiIIowal (82) PR Jind(22) EA Wheat, Bajra 42 Rai Chandwala (90) PR Jind(24) EA Wheat; Bajra 43 Dhath Ratn (91) PR Jind (20) EA Wheat, Bajra 44 Kheri Taloda (2) PR Jind(13) EA Wheat, Rice 45 Sewaha (SIwaha) (3) PR Jind (13) EA Wheat, Rice 46 Taloda (1) PR Jind (11) EA Wheat, Rice 47 Lohchab (Lochap) (98) PR Jind (13) EA Wheat, Rice 48 Manoharpur (99) PR Jind (8) EA Wheat, Rice 49 Barsana (96) PR Jind (8) EA Wheat, Rice 50 Khunga (97) PR,KR Jind (16) EA Wheat, Rice 51 Dalamwala (94) PR Jind(13) EA Wheat, Bajra 52 Bohatwala (95) KR Jind(10) EA Wheat, Rice 5:~ Kandela (90) PR Jind(8) EA Wheat, Bajra 54 Sirirag (91) PR Jind(11) EA Wheat. Rice (Siri Raj) 55 Jiwanpur (93) PR Jind(l6) EA Wheat, Bajra 56 Shahabpur (92) PR Jind(1) EA Wheat, Bajra 57 Jitgarh (89) PR Jind(11) EA Wheat, Bajra 58 Roopgarh (88) PR Jind(11) EA Wheat, Bajra 59 Barodi (87) PR Jind(10) EA Wheat, Bajra 60 JhanjKalan (86) PR Jind(8) BA Wheat, Bajra Gl nlllECTORY JlNn mSTRicT Land Use Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upt" 2 decimal places) Remarks (incJu- ding any place of Forest Irrigated by Sources Un-irrigated Cultural Area not religious, his tori- waste (in- available calor archaeo- eluding for cultiva- logical interest) gauchar and lion groves) 15 16 17 18 19 20 T(280. 00),GC(280. 00) 60.00 29.00 T4 T(569 .38),GC(569 .33) 54.23 61.11 TS T(792. 00),GC(792. 00) 329.00 100.00 MI :T20 T(I,S41.69),GC(I,822.27),TWE(l9.42) 137.59 J6f\.35 T22 TO,SII . 88),GC(1.274. 74),1'WE(237 .14) 742.18 2.43 202.34 Temple :N4:T40 T(74i}. 97),(lQ683 .91 ),TW[,(57. 06) 85.39 35.20 N4:T15 T(303. 91 ),GC(265. 87), TWE(J8. (4) 62.32 34.S0 T2 T(689.57),GC(673. 79),TWE(l5. 78) 229.45 66.78 Nl:TS Tel ,589. 99),GC(1,5S9 .99) 195.86 144.88 CI:T33 T(871.68),GC(871.6B) 47.35 81.34 T4 T(1,963. 51),GC(1,963. 51) 6.88 187.77 M7:M4:T16 inhabited T(369 .00),GC(369. 00) 10.00 T(l, 596.05),GC(1,587 . 55),TW(4. 45),TWE(4.0S) 163.09 2.83 162.28 N2:M2:T24 T(214.88),GC(214.88) 26.31 T4 T(I.621.00),GC(J,621.00) 203.00 160.00 NS:M2:T22 T(226. 62),GC(226. 62) 7.69 40.06 no T(608. 23),GC(608. 23) 10.52 45.33 N3 :M2 :C3 :T5 T(3,05O .48),GC(J,044. 81),TW(5. 67) 5] 7 .18 372.71 M25 :M7 :Cl :T52 Te51S .00),GC(518. 00) 5.00 47.00 Ml:T4 T(936. 84),GC(874.11),TWE(62. 73) 10.93 70.40 M2:T20 T(397.00),GC(391.0D),TWE(6.00) 25.00 30.00 T2 T(477 .00).GC(281.00)TWE(196. (0) 152.00 42.00 T8 T(282. 87),GC(212. 46),TW(70.41) 244.83 6S.16 TID T(958.28),GC(917.41 ),W(20. 23),TWE(20. 64) 789.93 122.22 N2:M2:TlS T(517. 00).GC(398. OO)(TWE(119. 00) 586.00 117.00 Tll T(434. 63),GC(410. 7S).TWE(23 .88) 374.33 81. 74 TI4 T(924. 28),GC(436. 24),TWE(4SS. 04) 457.29 97.94 M3:T15 T(617. OO),GC(596. 00), TW(21. 00) 24.00 46.00 Ml:Cl:T7 T(l ,036. OO),GC(904. OO),TWEC132. 00 1,874.00 248.00 N20 :M3 :C2 :T39 T(261. 02),GC(1 so. 49), TWE(80. 53) 139.61 33.59 TIO T(343. OO),GC(343. 00) 347.00 62.00 M1:T3 T(854. OO),GC(773 .00), TWE(81 .00) 356.00 101.00 TI8 T(265 . 87),GC(265 . 87) 8S.79 42.90 T2 T(279. OO),GC(258. 00), TWE(21. 00) 169.00 42.00 T2 T(592. 00),GC(592. 00) 416.00 83.00 Tll T(470.00),GC(459.00),TWE(11.00) 112.00 56.00 M2:T13 T(l52. OO),GC(152. 00) 119.00 34.00 T2 T(246. OO),GC(I 76 . ao), T"''E(70. 00) 60.00 28.00 T6 T(154. OO),GC(149. 00),TWE(5. 00) 203.00 32.00 Ml:T6 r(S? OO),GC(82. OO).TWE(5. 00) 242.00 51.00 Ml T(420. 46),GC(298 . 25), TWE(l22 . 21) 51.39 43.71 Nl:Ml:T9 T(202. OO),GC(202. 00) 241.00 58.00 TS T(1,738 .1O),GC(l,651.09),TWE(87. 01) 157.42 191.41 N2:MS:T56 T(190. 61 },GC(l69 . 97), TW(15. 38), TWE( 5.26) 106.43 25.09 MI:T7 T(352 A8},GC(340. 34), TW(7. 28),TWE(4. 86) 497.35 10S.21 M2:M4:Cl:T22 T(121 . 82),GC(1l3. 72),TW(4. 86),TWE(3 .24) 122.21 26.70 T7 T(581.53),GC(495.73),TW(80.13),TWE(5.67) 174.42 77.29 Nl:M6:T46 T(278.82),GC(259 .40),TW(9. 7l),TWE(9. 71) 360.16 63.14 Nl :M3 ;CI :T26 Te7I. 63),GC(68 . 39),TW(2.43),TWE(0. 81) 188.18 42.49 N1:-M2:T6 T(200. 72),GC(198. 70),TW(2.02) 15.78 11.33 44.S2 N4:T6 T(352.08), GC(327.39), TW(16.19), TWE(8.50) 416.82 4.05 90.23 NS:T12 T(381 .21), GC(201 .94), TW(161 .87), TWE (17.40) 33.S9 33.59 55.84 M2;Tl2 T(I,173 .97), GC (538 .22), TW(562. 91), TWE (72.84) 21.85 124.25 N5:M3:C3:T13 T(558.05), GC (371 .90), TWE (186.15) 58.27 38.86 Nl :Cl:T2 T(96. 72),GC(96. 72) 186.96 26.71 T3 T(703. 74),GC(136. 38), TW(36.42), TWE(530. 94) 520.82 94.29 N2:Ml :T25 T(80 .13),GC(61 .51), TW(18. 62) 215.69 24.28 T(370. 28),GC(370. 28) 522.85 77.70 N2:Cl :T2 T(182.S1),GC(132.73), WE(45. 73), W(4.05) 215.29 38.44 N2:TS T(Z()6. OO),GC(206. (0) 322.00 40,00 N2:Ml :Cl :T4 62 .ftND TAltSlt ViLLAGE Amenities and Loca- Name of Village Total area of the Total Population tion (with Hadbast Number) Village and Number of Code (in hectares) households No. 2 3 4 61 Jhanj Khurd (85) 445.15 1,283(210) 62 Amarheri (Amar Kheri) (80) 423.29 2,071(311) 63 Kaer Kheri (Karkheri) (82) 326.58 735(110) 64 Ahirka (83) 564.53 2,495(351 ) 65 Jalalpur Kalan (13) 625.23 1,849(258) 66 lulani (84) 770.11 2,530(400) 67 Darywala (3) 676.22 1,593(226) 68 Barsola (1) 1,495.00 3,200(476) 69 Kheri Jajwan (2) 418.00 1,184(167) 70 Jajwan (I) 998.00 2,535(355) 71 Sangatpura (4) 502.00 1,686(246) 72 Baganwala (9) 129.09 245(33) 73 Gunkali (8) 635.00 1,430(192) 74 Rajpura (7) 1,323.00 3,023(424) 75 Intal Khurd (6) 510.00 1,170(172) 7(, Intal Kalan (5) 559.00 1,875(263) 77 Ikas (12) 529.00 1,810(238) 78 Jalalpura Khurd (14) 347.62 1,447(238) 79 Birbaraban (15) 603.38 132(23) 80 Gobindpura (54) 481.16 949(152) 81 Jind(Rural) (79) 2,407.00 126(23) 82 Pindara (72) 471.00 1,732(269) 83 Nirjan (75) 774.00 2,249(334) 84 Haibatpur (78) 468.00 1,516(199) 85 Teg Bahadurpur (81) 186.15 379(48) 86 Khokhri (77) 652.75 1,862(268) 87 Mando Kheri (76) 135.97 328(51) 88 Lakhmirwala (74) 313.63 957(132) 89 Brah Khurd (73) 1,008.06 3,092(430) 90 Brah Kalan (100) 1,214.00 3,579(472) 91 Assan (4) 889.08 2,022(287) 92 Chabri (67) 439.48 1,180(172) 93 Kharak Ramji (68) 1,235.00 2,433«27) 94 Sindhvi Khera (69) 604.19 1,907(275) 95 Radhana (70) 1,093.00 2,871(384) 96 Nidani (64) 1,146.05 2,730(373) 97 Padana(65) 736.00 2,087(298) 98 Nidana(66) 1,220.51 3,420(438) 99 Lalit Khera (7) 682.00 1,285(165) 100 Bharon Khera (46) 615.92 1,331(186) 101 Dhigana (47) 1,490.84 3,730(498) 102 Ramkali (48) 738.54 1,779(227) 103 Shamlo Kalan (61) 1,759.95 4.316(593) 104 Khima Kheri (62) 342.76 672(93) 105 Shamlo Khurd (63) 365.83 1,157(157) 106 Anooggarh (58) 569.79 1,497 (196) 107 Baroli (57) 520.42 1,606(223) 108 Ashrafgarh (71) 519.20 1,584(226) 109 Kishanpura (Kisianpura) (55) 423.70 752(121) 110 Bishanpura (56) 429.77 1,590(247) 111 .j8ahBalpur (52) 488.04 1,630(238) 112 Ghimana (53) 632.51 3,003(410) 63 DIRECTORY J1ND DISTRICT Land Use Amenities available (If not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the dis- tance in broad ranges viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given) Educational Medical Drinking Water Post and Day or days Communications (Potable) Telegraph of the market! (Bus Stop, Railway hat, if any Station, Water way) 5 6 1 8 9 10 P RP W,TW,Hp -(-5) BS P,Ac RP W,TW,Hp -(-5) BS P -(5-10) W,TW,Hp -(-5) BS P,Ac RP W,TW,Hp PO BS P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) P, M, Ac (3) HS W,Hp -(-5) BS P -(5-10) T,C PO BS P HS,D W,Tk,C PO BS,RS P -(5-10) W -(5-10) BS P,M -(10+) T,W PO BS P,Ac -(5-10) W -(5-10) --(5-10) P -(10+) W,Hp -(10+) -(10+) P,Ac -(5-10) T, W,Hp PO BS P,Ac -(5-10) T, W,Hp -(5-10) BS P -(10+) W, Tk, TW,Hp -(10+) -(10+) P,M,Ac -(5-10) W, Tk, TW, Hp PO -(5-10) P, M, Ac(2) -(-5) W, Tk, TW,Hp PO BS P, Tr, Ac(2) RP W, TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Tw,Hp -(-5) -(-5) P -(-5) W, TW,Hp Phone -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) T, W, TW, Hp, C Phone -(-5) P, C, Ac(2) HS T, W,Hp PO BS, RS P, M, Ac(2) HS W,Hp PO BS P RP W, TW,Hp -(-5) -(--5) P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) BS P RP W,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) P -(5-10) W. Tk, TW, Hp, C ,-(5-10) BS P,M -(5-10) T, W, Tk, TW, C -(5-10) BS P,M -(5-10) T, W, Tk, C -(5-10) BS p RP T,W,Hp -(-5) BS P RP(2) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) P CHW W,C PO -(10+) P(2), M, H HS W,C PO BS P, Ac(4) -(5 -10) T, W,C PO BS P, Ac -(5-10) W,C PO -(5-10) P(2), M RP, CHW(3) W --(10+) BS P CHW(2) W -(10+) BS P(2), M, H, Ac(3) RP(2), CHW(3) W PO BS P,Ac RP, CHW W -(10+) BS P (2), Ac CHW(2) W -(10+) BS P(2), M, H HS, RP(2), CHW(4) W PO, Phone BS P CHW(2) W,TK -(10+) BS P(2), M(2), H,Tr, AC(4) PHC, FPC, RP,CHW(4) W,Tk PO, Phone BS P CHW W -(-5) BS P CHW W -(-5) BS P,Ac CHW W -(-5) BS P,M -(5-10) W PO -(-5) P.Ac -(5-10) W, TW.Hp -(5-10) -(5-10) P, -(-5) W,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) P. M -(5-10) W,Hp -(5-10) BS,RS P, -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5-10) P (2) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) B~ 64 JIND TAHSIL VILLAGE Amenities and Loca- Name of Village Approach to Nearest town and Power Supply Staple food tion (with Hadbast Number) Village distance (in kms,) Code No. 2 11 12 13 14 61 Jhanj Khurd (85) PR Jind(8) EA Wheat, Bajra 62 Amarheri (80) PR Jind(3) EA Wheat, Bajra (Amarh Kheri) 63 Kaer Kheri (82) PR Jind(5) EA Wheat, Bajra (Karkheri) 64 Ahirka (83) PR Jind(5) EA Wheat, Bajra 65 Jalalpur Kalan (13) PR Jind(3) EA Wheat, Bajra 66 Julani (84) PR Jind(8) EA Wheat, Bajra 67 Daryawala (3) PR Jind(8) EA Wheat, Bajra 68 Barsola (1) PR Jind(13) ED Wheat, Bajra 69 Kheri Jajwan (2) PR,KR Jind(10) EA Wheat, Bajra 70 Jajwan (I) PR,KR Jind(ll) EA Wheat, Bajra 71 Sangatpura (4) PR,KR Jind(8) EA Wheat, Bajra 72 Baganwala (9) PR Jind(11) ED, EAg Wheat, Bajra 73 Gunkali (8) PR Jind(11 ) EA Wheat, Rice 74 Rajpura (7) PH. Jind(8) EA Wheat, Rice 75 Intal Khurd (b) PR,KR Jind(8) l:A Wheat, Bajra 76 Intal Kalan (5) PR,KR Jind(lO) EA Wheilt, Bajra 77 Tkas (12) PR Jind(5) EA Wheat, Bajra 78 Jalalpura Khurd ( 14) PR Jind(2) fA Wheat, Bajra 79 Rirbarahan (15) KR Jind(3) EA Wheat, Rice 80 Gobindpura (54) PR Jind(3) EA Wheat, Bajra 81 J ind(Rural) (79) KR Jind(2) EA Wheat, Rice 82 Pindara (72) PR Jind(5) EA Wheat, Bajra 83 Nirjan (75) PR Jind(6) EA Wheat, Bajra 84 Haibatpur (78) PR Jind(3) EA Wheat, Rice 85 Teg Bahadurpur (81) PR Jind(5) EA Wheat, Bajra 86 Khokhri (77) PR Jind(8) EA Wheat, Rice 87 Mando Kheri (76) PR Jind(8) ED, EAg Wheat, Rice 88 Lakhmirwala (74) PR Jind(8) ED,EAg Wheat, Rice 89 Brah Khurd (73) PR Jind(lO) ED Wheat, Rice 90 Brah Kalan (100) PR Jind(11) EA Wheat, Rice 91 Assan (4) PR, KR Jind(l4) EA Wheat, Bajra 92 Chabri (67) PR Jind(l1) EA Wheat, Bajra 93 Kharak Ramji (68) PR Jind(lO) EA Wheat, Bajra 94 Sindhvi Khera (69) PR Jind(lO) EA Wheat, Bajra 95 Radhana (70) PR Jind(lO) EA Wheat, Bajra 96 Nidani (64) PR Jind(l4) f'A Wheat, Bajra 97 Padann (65) PR Jind(16) EA Wheat, Gram 98 Nidana (66) PR Jind(l6) FA Wheat, Bajra 99 Lalit Khera (7) PR Jind(14) fA Wheat, Bajra 100 Bharon Khera (46) PR Jind(24) EA Wheat, Bajra 101 Dhigana (47) PR Jind(22) EA Wheat, Bajra 102 Ram Kali (48) PR Jind(l6) EA Wheat, Bajra 103 Shamlo Kalan (6t) PR Jind(1 (,) EA Wheat, Bajra 104 Khima Kheri (62) PR Jind(l ~) ED Wheat, Bajra 105 Shamlo Khurd (63) PR Jind(lO) ED Wheat, Bajra 106 Anoop garh (5S) PR Jind(7) ED, EAg Wheat, Bajra 107 Baroli (57) PR Jind (6) ED, EAg Wheat, Bajra 108 Ashrafgarh (71) PR, KR Jind(lO) FA Wheat, Bajra 109 Kishanpura (55) PR Jind(5) EA Wheat, Bajra (Kisianpura) 110 Bishanpura (56) PR Jind(5) FA Wheat, Bajra 111 Bahbalpur (52) PR Jind(6) FA Wheat, Bajra 112 Ghimana (53) PR Jind(6) EA Wheat, Bajra 6~ DIRECTORY JIND DISTRICf Land Use Land use (Le. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) Remarks (including any place of reli- Forest Irrigated by Sources Un irrigated Cultural waste Area not gious, historical or (including available archaeological gauchar for culti. interest) and groves) vation 15 16 17 18 19 20 T(162.27), GC~120.59), TWE(41.68) 246.05 36.83 Tl T(342.36), GC 251.31), TW(10.S2), TWE(80.53) 8.50 72.43 N3:Cl :T6 T(291.78), GC (103.60) ,TW (24. 28),TWE (163.90) 10.12 24.68 T2 T(497.76), GC(246.05), TW (46.54), TWE(205.17) 5.26 61.51 N2:Ml :T7 T(344.78), GC(221. 76), TWE(123 .02) 231.48 48.97 M4:T7 T(543.08), GC (278.82), TWE (264.26) 156.61 70.42 M8:T3 T(208.41), GC(208Al) 400.23 67.58 N2:Cl:Tl T(908 . 00), GC(908. 00) 464.00 27.00 96.00 M4:C4:T6 T(259.00), GC(259.oo) 123.00 36.00 Tt T(661.00), GC,(641.00), TW(20.00) 267.00 5.00 65.00 N2:M4:T4 T(213.00), GC(213. 00) 232.00 57.00 C2:Tt T(89.83), GC(70.01), TW(3.24), TWE(16.58) 30.76 8.50 T(487.00), GC(138.00), TW(29.00), TWE (320.00) 99.00 49.00 N3:Ml :C2:T15 T(990.00), GC(771.00), TW(49.00), TWE (170.00) 207.00 126.00 N5:M3:C2:T40 T(253.00), GC(185.00), TW(4.00), TWE(64.00) 222.00 35.00 NI:M2:T5 T(419.00), GC(183.00), TW(36.00), TWE(200.00) 92.00 4S.00 M2:T6 T(403.00), GC(361.00), TW(lO.OO), TWE (32.00) 60.00 2.00 64.00 Dhundo Shiv Temple: NI0:M5:Cl :Tt2 T(299.06), GC(130.31} TWE(168.75) 4S.56 Cl:T7 T (132.33), GC (38.44), TWE (93.89) 471.05 Nl T (422.89), GC (1.21), TWE (421.68) 58.27 N 2 : M2 : C2 : T5 T (1,236.00), GC (733.00), TWE (503.00) 519.00 652.00 N 2: M 1 : T4 T (260.00), GC (155.00), TW (50.00), TWE (55.00) 98.00 113.00 Ancient Tank N7 : M4 : Cl : T6 T (580.00), GC (467.00), TW (69.00), TWE (44.00) 125.00 69.00 M3 :T7 T (433.00), GC (118.00), TW (214.00), TWE (101.00) 2.00 33.00 N2 : M2: T 31 T (131.52), GC (131.52) 38.44 16.19 T (572.22). GC (455.67), TW (76.08), TWE (40.47) 80.53 N3 : T 17 T (122.62), GC (106.84), TW (13.76), TWE (2.02) 1.21 12.14 M 1: T2 T (244.43), GC (222.57), WE (16.19), TW (5.67) 38.44 30.76 T4 T (903.24), GC (891.10), TW (12.14) 5.26 5.67 93.89 M 2: C 1 : T 12 T (370.00), GC (302.00), TW (40.00), TWE (28.00) 721.00 4.00 119.00 N2 : M 4: T 16 T (361.79), GC (340.74), TW (16.19), TWE (4.S6) 471.05 0.40 55.84 M 2: T 10 T (152.16), GC (152.16) 252.12 35.20 N 3: T 8 T (1,062.00), GC (811.00), WE (6.00), W (245.00) 66.00 107.00 Temple Ramji : N 4: Tt2 T (165.51), GC (165.51) 370.69 67.99 N 3: M 2 :Cl : TS T (244.00), GC (238.00), WE (4.00), W (2.00) 759.00 90.00 N 5: TS T (267.(P), GC (80.94), TW (161.87), TWE (24.28) 776.58 11.74 90.64 Nl :Ml :T9 T (280.00), GC (94.00), TW (186.00) 402.00 2.00 52.00 T4 T (339.53), GC (339.53) 76S.08 112.90 N 2: M 1 : T 23 4.00 T (423.00), GC (423.00) 198.00 57.00 T 10 T (525.68), GC (525.6S) 40.S7 49.37 M 1 : T 8 T (554.41), GC ( 554.41) SOO.46 135.97 N 2: M4: Cl: T 41 T (374.74), GC (370.69), TWE (4.05) 277.60 S6.20 T5 T (804.50), GC (804.50) 794.79 160.66 N 1 : T 12 T (146.09), GC (146.09) 160.25 36.42 T2 T (311.20), GC (311.20) 18.21 2.02 34.40 T2 T (487.24), GC (334.27), WE (152.97) 24.69 57.86 M 1 ;T4 T (472.67), GC (471.05), Wp (1.62) 6.07 41.68 M 2 : T 16 T (450.80), GC (252.92), TW (8.09), TWE (189.79) 30.76 37.64 T9 T (365.42), GC (166.32), TWE (199.10) 31.97 26.31 N2: M 2; C 2 T7 T (335.08), GC (226.22), W (4.05), TWE (104.81) 36.83 57.S6 T3 T (327.79), GC (65.56), WE (202.34), TWE (59.89) 118.57 41.68 M 1 : T7 T (476.71), GC (255.35), WE (185.75), TWE (35.61) 100.36 55.44 M 2: T 12 66 JIND TAHSIL TILLAGE Amenities and Location Name of Village. Total area of the Total Population Code (with Hadbast Number) Village and Number of No. (in hectares) households 1 2 3 4 113 Ramgarh (16) 625.00 2,074(276) 114 Ram Rai (11) 1,271.00 4,439(648) 115 Ponkar Kheri (10) 988.00 2,431(338) 116 Igra (18) 1,536.97 3,826(578) 117 Bibipur (17) " 1,433.78 3,703(521) 118 Barar Khera (Birilr Khera) (51) 652.34 1,690(207) 119 Kinana(59) 1,555.59 2,682(407) 120 Gosain Khera (60) 454.05 1,163(14.6) 121 Bllradehar (50) 519.00 1,020(136) 122 Bllwana (19) 1,111.66 3,310(494) 123 Khraintee (20) 1,435.40 2,785(376) 124 Gharwali (38) 717.50 1,687(193) 125 Gatauli (49) 1,694.80 4,406(630) 126 Karsola (40) 1,392.00 3,885(537) 127 Fatehgarh (42) 485.21 1,175(151) 128 Lajwana Khurd (41) 900.01 2,322(320) 129 Sirsa Kheri (43) 378.00 1,175(165) 130 Nandgarh (45) 875.00 2,798(424) 131 Meherera (44) 704.95 2,068(294) 132 Lajwana Kalan (30) 1,901. 99 4,832(693) 133 Akalgarh (29) 499.37 1,884(265) 134 Hathwala (28) 1,199.00 3,008(412) 135 Pauli (27) 951.00 2,988(423) 136 Zafargarh (26) 1,111.00 4,051(621) 137 Bahamanwas (25) 724.00 1,475(179) 138 Budha Khera Lather (31) 1,052.00 2,940(413) 139 Shadipur (32) 459.00 1,509(213) 140 lulana (Rural) (33) 1,382.00 113(21) 141 laijaiwanti (39) 6(,9.74 1,244(186) 142 Khera Bakhta (37) 651. 94 1,721 (241) 143 Rajgarh (35) 296.23 812(10R) 144 lhamola (36) 644.00 1,772(247) 145 Karela (21) 90S.IO 2,(,36(380) 146 Malvi (Nalvi) (22) 1,313.00 3,934(537) 147 Dcsh Khera (34) 707.38 636(80) 148 Kamach Khera (23) 649.92 1,052(144) 149 Deverar (24) 1,161.63 3.052(405) ----.--.-----~ ~---"--.-- All villDges 1,28,729.07 3,31,159(47,455) Notes ._ (I) Where a town and village bear an identical name, the word (Rural) has been added after the name of the village. (2) The area of a village (revenue estate) is based on the information supplied by the Revenue PatwarL 67 JIND DISTRIcT Land Use Amenities available (If not available within the village a dash(-) is shown in the column and riext td it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-5 kms., 5....;..10 kms. and 10+krns; of the nearest place where the facility is available is given) Educational Medical Drinking Water Post and Day or days Communications (Potable) Telegraph of the market/ (Bus Stop, Rail way hat, if any Station; Waterway) 5 6 7 8 9 10 P(2), Ac ~(5---10) W,Hp -(5-10) .. BS P(3), M, H, Ac(4) HS, D, RP T, W,Hp PO, Phone BS P(2) -(10+) W,Hp -(10+) BS P, M, H, Ac(3) RP(3) W,TW,Hp PO, Phone BS P(2), M, H, Ac(2) D,RP W,Hp PO BS P, Ac CHW(2) W ~(-5) BS P HS, NH, RP(4).CHW(3) W PO, Phone BS,RS P, Ac(2) HS, CHW T,W -(-5) BS P CHW W -(-5) -(10+ ) P(2), M, H, Ac HS, CHW(4) W PO BS P, M,Ac CHW(3) W,C -(10+ ) BS P(2), M, H, Ac(3) HS, CHW(2) W,C PO BS P(2), M, H, Ac(4) HS, CHW(4) T,W,C PO BS P(2), M, Ac, Tr RP(2), CHW(4) W,C PO BS P CHW T,W -(5-10) BS P(Z) Ac D, RP, CHW(2) T, W,Hp,C -(5-10) BS P, Ac(2) CHW W,C -(5-10) BS P(2), M, H, Ac HS, CHW(3) W,TW,Hp,C PO BS P, Ac(Z) CHW(2) W, TW,Hp, C PO BS P(2), M, H, Ac(4) HS, RP(3), CHW(2) W,C PO, Phone BS P,Ac RP, CHW(2) W -(5-10) BS P(Z), Ac(3) HS, RP(2), CHW(3) W -(10+) -(-5) P (2), M. H, Ac (3) D, RP, CHW (3) W PO -(5-10) P (2), M,H, Ac(4) RP (2), CHW (4) W,C -(-5) BS,RS P,Ac CHW .W,C -(-5) -(-5) P,M CHW (2) W,C PO -(-5) P, Ac (2) I RP (5), CHW T,TW -(-5) BS -(-5) RP T,TW -(-5) BS,RS P, Ac (3) D,CHW W -(10+) RS Ac CHW (2) W,C -{-5) -(-5) P CHW W -(5-10) BS P CHW W -(5-10) BS P, M, H, Ac (4) D, CHW (3) W PO BS P (2), M, H HS, D, RP (2), CHW (4) W PO, Phone BS P CHW W -(-5) -(-5) P CHW W -(-5) BS P (2) RP (2), CHW (3) W PO, Phone -(-5) P 172, M 55, H 29, Ct, PHC 2, HS 28, D 11, Tr 4, Ac 101 FPC 2, NH I, RP Ill, CHW93 as lIND TAHSlt ViLLAGE Amenities and Loca- Name of Village Approach Nearest town and Power Supply Staple food tion (with Hadbast Number) to Village distance (in kms.) Code No. 1 2 11 12 13 14 113 Ramgarh (16) PR Jind(6) ED,EAg Wheat, Hajra 114 Ram Rai (11) PR Jind(8) EA Wheat, Hajra 115 Ponkar Kheri (10) PR Jind(ll) EA Wheat, Hajra 116 Igra (18) PR Jind(11) EA Wheat, Hajra 117 Hibipur (17) PR Jind(8) EA Wheat, Hajra 118 Harar Khera (51) PR Jind(ll) ED,EAg Wheat, Hajra (Hirar Khera) 119 Kinana (59) PR Jind(8) EA Wheat, Hajra 120 Gosain Khera (60) PR Jind(8) ED, EAg Wheat, Hajra 121 Huradehar (50) PR Julana(9) ED Wheat, Hajra 122 Huwana (19) PR Jind(13) ED Wheat, Hajra 123 Khraintee (20) PR Julana(12) ED Wheat, Hajra 124 Gharwali (38) PR Julana(2) ED Wheat, Hajra 125 Gatauli (49) PR Julana(7) EA Wheat, Hajra 126 Karsola (40) PR Julana(5) ED,EO Wheat, Hajra 127 Fatehgarh (42) PR,KR Julana(8) ED,EO Wheat, Hajra 128 Lajwana Khurd (41) PR Juiana(8) EA Wheat, Hajra 129 Sirsa Kheri (43) PR Julana(S) EA Wheat, Hajra 130 Nandgarh (45) PR Julana (10) ED,EO Wheat, Hajra 131 Meherera (44) PR Juiana(13) ED,EO Wheat, Hajra 132 Lajwana Kalan(30) PR,KR Julana(6) ED,EO Wheat, Bajra 133 Akaigarh (29) PR Julana(5) ED Wheat, Hajra 134 Hathwala (28) PR Juiana(6) ED Wheat, Hajra 135 Pauli (27) PR Juiana(6) ED Wheat, Bajra 136 Zafargarh (26) PR Juiana(5) EA Wheat, Bajra l37 Hahmanwas (25) PR Julana(2) ED Wheat, Bajra 138 Hudha Khera Lather (31) PR Julana(S) ED Wheat, Bajra I 139 Shadipur (32) PR Julana(l) ED Wheat, Hajra 140 Julana(Rural) (33) PR Julana(O) EA Wheat, Bajra 141 Jaijaiwanti (39) PR Jind(13) ED Wheat, Bajra 142 Khera Hakhta (37) PR Julana(10) ED Wheat, Bajra 143 Rajgarh (35) PR Julana(13) ED Wheat, Bajra 144 Jhamola (36) PR Julana (8) ED Wheat, Bajra 145 Karela (21) PR Julana(8) ED Wheat, Hajra 146 Malvi (Nalvi) (22) PR Julana(8) ED,EO Wheat, Hajra 147 Desh Khera (34) KR Julana(2) ED,EO Wheat, Hajra 148 Kamach Khera (23) PR Julana~8) ED,EO Wheat, Hajra 149 Deverar (24) PR Julana 5) ED,EO Wheat, Hajra All villages 69 DIimCfORY iIND DISTRICT Land Use Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decinial pia:es) . Remarks (including any place of Forest Irrigated by Sources Unirrigated Cultural waste Area not religious. historical (including available or archaeological gauchar for culti- interest) and groves) vation 15 16 17 18 19 20 T (305.00), GC (262.00), W (43.00) 276.00 44.00 T 10 T (231.00), GC (164.00), W (67.00) 828.00 212.00 Temple Pars Ram : N 16: T22 T (396.00), GC (395.00), WE (1.00) 517.00 75.00 T 14 T (1,202.31), GC (222.98), TW (326.58), TWE(652.75) 21S.93 115.73 NS :M3 :Cl: TIS T (443.12), GC (307.15), WE (135.97) 838.90 151. 76 N2 :Ml :T22 T (222.57), GC (222.57) 37S.78 50.99 T5 T (587.19), GC (494.52), TW (19.83), TWE (72.84) 800.05 168.35 N 12: M 1 : C 1 T9 T (297.84), GC (297.84) 114.93 41.28 T5 T (375.00), GC (375.00) 92.00 52.00 C 1 : T 6 T (718.31), GC (718.31) 308.37 84.98 T7 T (840.92), GC (840.92) 460.93 133.55 Ml:T13 T (419.25), GC (419.25) 222.17 76.08 M 1 : T 18 T (291. 77), GC (291. 77) 1244.39 158.64 N 4: C 2: T 18 T (817.00), GC (817.00) 450.00 125.00 Nl :Ml :Cl: T 10 T (310.39), GC (310.39) 140.83 33.99 T2 T (763.63), GC (763.63) 99.96 36.42 N 1 : T 14 T (345.00), GC (345.00) 4.00 29.00 Nl:M2:Tl T (555.00), GC (555.00) 215.00 105.00 T 10 T (556.03), GC (556.03) 62.72 86.20 T 10 T (1208.37), GC (1208.37) 499.37 194.25 Ml:Tll T (392.13), GC (392.13) 74.06 33.18 T5 T (925.00), GC (925.00) 151.00 123.00 M2:T20 T(567.77), GC(567. 77) 286.92 96.31 M2:T16 3.00 T(807 . 00), GC(807. 00) 137.00 164.00 M3:Cl:T9 T(376.00), GC(376.00) 279.00 69.00 T4 T(576.00), GC(576. 00) 385.00 91.00 Cl:T7 T(206 .00), GC(206. 00) 201.00 52.00 N2:M2:T4 T(319.00), GC(319.00) 860.00 203.00 N5:Tll T(354.90), GC(354. 90) 241.59 73.25 T5 T(574.65), GC(574. 65) 14.97 62.32 T8 T(20S AI), GC(20S AI) 67.99 19.83 T2 T(280 . 00), GC(280. 00) 316.00 48.00 T3 T(691.60), GC(691. 60) 122.62 93.88 Ml:Cl :T15 T( 663 .00), GC( 663.00) 558.00 92.00 T3 T(394.97), GC(394. 97) 255.76 56.65 T2 T(314.03), GC(314.03) 290.16 45.73 T3 T(673.39), GC(673. 39) 415.40 72.S4 C2:T3 7.00 T(78,824.03), GC(68,OOI.15), W(385 .33), WE- 37,410.03 114.06 12,373.95 N223:M157: (751.57), TW(2,653.14}, TWE(7.032.84} C49;Tl,565 , 45 HARYANA TAHSIL SAFIDON DISTRICT JIND 10 ! ~-9 j i o 4 6 Mil •• I 30 CODE NUMBER .. L-_-_-_-_-Jf_-~ ~~=J VILLAGES WITH POPULATION SIZE:BELOW 200; © 200-499; 500-999; 1000 -4999; 5000 a ABOVE o • ••• URBAN AREA WITH LOCATION CODE ... f00;vrO'/A STATE HIGHWAY...... ' ...... S Hl0 IMPORTANT METALLED ROAD... .. RS RAILWAY LINE WITH STATION I BROAD GAUGE. .. POST OFFICE / POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE.·· ~ PO/PTO HIGH OR HIGHER SECONDARV SCHOOL...... ". 5 POLICE STATION PS EI1 ~ + [jiJ Baud upon Suruy of India map with the permission at tho Surveyor General of India © Govarnman' of India Capyright,1982 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES IN SAFIDON TAHSIL 71 73 SAFIDON TAHSIL Serial Name of the Village Location No. Code 1 2 3 1 Aftabgarh 44 2 Amrali Khera 4 3 Anchra Kalan 23 4 Anchra Khurd 24 5 Anta 59 6 Badodh (Barod) 57 7 Bagru Kalan (Bhagrd Kalan) 13 8 Bagru Khurd 26 9 Bahadargarh 35 10 Bahadarpur (Bahaderpur) 62 11 Basini 56 12 Beri Khera 1 13 Bhambhewa (Bhambwa) 20 14 Fharatana 22 15 Bhiag Khera 17 16 Bhuran (Bhoran) 5 17 Bhuslana 54 18 Budha Khera 9 19 Butani 29 20 Chhapar 38 21 Danauli 41 22 Dharamgarh 51 23 Dharoli 7 24 Didwara 53 25 Gangoli 16 26 Hadwa 14 27 Harigarh 27 28 Hat 28 29 Hoshiarpura 10 30 Jaipur 37 31 Jamni 3 32 Kalawati 11 33 Kalwa 8 34 Karkhana 32 35 Karsindhu 60 36 Kharak Gagar 15 37 Kharkara (Kherkra) 64 38 Khatla 55 39 Khera Khemawati (Kherakhamwati) 47 40 Kurar 65 41 Ludana 21 42 Malakpur 43 43 Malar 31 44 Malsari Khera 19 45 Mimna Bad (Mamnaba) 52 46 Morkhi 18 47 Muana 39 48 Paju Kalan 46 49 Paju Khurd 45 50 Pillu Khera (Pilokhera) 6 74 SAFIDON TAHSIL-Concld. Serial Name of the Village Location No. Code 2 3 51 Rajana 2 52 Ram Nagar 12 53 Rampura 48 54 Ratta Khera 33 55 Rojh1a (Rajhala) 30 56 Rorh (Rohar) 40 57 Safidon (Rural) 49 58 Sahanpur 50 59 Sarfabad 25 60 Silla Khera 34 61 Singhana 36 62 Singhpura 63 63 Theh Malakpur 42 64 Titto Kheri (Titoo Kheri) 61 65 Todi Kheri ~8 VILLAGE DIRECTORY SAFIDON TAHSIL 75 76 SAFIDON TAHSIL VILLAGE Amenities and Total Population Location Name of Village Total area of the Village (in hectares) and Number of Code (with Hadbast Number) households No. , 2' 3 4 317.00 803(121) 1 Bed Khera (21) 1,951(337) 2 Rajaoa (20} 795.00 3 Jamni (19) 964.00 2,482(358) 771(114, 4 Amrali Khera (18) 320.00 5 llhuran(13ho(an) (16) 440.00 2, 465(40S} 1,794(262) 6 Piilu Khera (Pilo Kllera) (17) 733.00 803.00 2,101. (289) 7 Dharoli (5) 6.192(948) 8 Kalwa (15) 1.885.81 9 Budha Khera (22) 1.167.50 3,240(502) 656(102) 10 Hoshiarpura (26) 294.00 1.045(147) 11 Kalawati (27) 445.15 650.32 2,149(343) 12 Ramnagar (29) 1,601(227) 13 Bagru Kalan (Bhagrd Kalan) (31) 394.16 14 Hadwa (30) 541.00 1,629(224) 598,00 1,423(194) 15 Kharak Gagar (14) 4,339(639) 16 GangoIi (13) 1,530.90 639.00 1,999(249) 17 Bhiag Khera (12) 4,411(651) 18 Morkhi {II) 1,535.00 678.00 983(132) 19 Malsari Khera (10) 2,764(457) 2() Bhambhewa (Bhambwa) (9) 1.389.00 2.747(406) 21 Ludana (8) 988.00 22 Bhartana (6) 865.00 2,423(364) 486.42 1,933(319 23 Anchra Kalan (35) 2,202(334) 24 Anchra FCaurd (33) 772.13 281.66 470(78) 25 Sarfabad(34) 1,262(201) 26 Bagru Kburd (32) 382.02 27 Harigarh (36) 516.00 1,571(242) 4,764(774) 28 Hat (37) 1.446.00 20409(384) 29 Butani (28) 876.00 30 Rojhla(Rajhala) (40) 428.00 1,597(245) 1,395(191) 31 Malar (25) 734.00 403.06 1,542(259) 32 Karkhana (39) 1.540(263) 33 Ratta Khera (50) 400,00 Silla Khera (41) 563.00 1,430(251) 34 1,668(256) 35 Bahadargarh (42) 458.00 (43) 1,249.00 4,222(620) 36 Singhana '192(128) 37 Jaipur (24)' 339.00 3& Chhapar (23) 440.00 940(148) 39 Muana (63) 3,983.00 9,713(1,427) 40 Rorb(Rohar) (89) 1,144.00 2.477(367) Danauli(92) 847.00 1,705(271) 41 567(85) 42 Theh MaJakpur (91) S()7.00 Malakpur(90) 1,040.00 2,085(309) 43 721(133) 44 Aftabgarh (45) 229.00 45 Paju Khurd (44) 390 .00 1,444(227} 46 Paju Kalan (46) 345.00 2,001(274) 47 Khera Khemawati (Khera Khamwati) (48) 831.00 3,473(518) 43 RamplIra (49) 383.23 725(109) 288(49) 49 Safidon (Rural) (54) 1.539.00 50 Sahanpur (59) 432.20 1,419(222} DIRECTORY JIND DtsTlUcr Land Use Amenities available (If not available within the village, a uash(-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given) ----- Educational Medical Drinking Water Post and Day or days Communications (Potable) Telegraph of the market/ (Bus Stop, Railway hat, if any Station, Waterway) S 6 7 8 9 10 P, Ac(2) -(-5) W, Tk, TW, Hp, C --(-5) -(-5) P(2), M. Ac(2) HS W, Tk, TW, Hp, C --(-5) BS P, M, Tr ":""'(5-10) W, Tk, TW, Hp, C PO BS P -(-5) T, W, Tk, TW, Hp, C -(--5) - -(-5) P RP(7) W, Tk, TW, Hp, C PO, Phone BS, RS P(3), M, H, Ac(4) RP W, Tk, TW, C -(-5) RS P, Ac(2) -(-5) W, Tk, TW, Hp, C "":""(-5) -(-5) P(2), M(2), H, Ac(5) PHC, FPC, RP(6) W,Tw,Hp PO, Phone BS P(2), M, H MH,HS W, Tk, TW, Hp, C PO, Phone BS, RS P -(5-10) W, Tk, TW, Hp, C Phone -(-5) P,Ac -(-5) W, TK, TW, C PO -(-5) P, Ac(3) -(-5) T, W, Tk, TW, Hp, C -(-5) BS P, M, H, Ac(2) -(-5) T, W, Tk, TW, Hp, C PO BS P, Ac(2) -(-5) T, W, Tk, TW, Hp, C PO BS P -(-5) W, TW,Hp -(-5) BS P(2), M, H, Ac(S) -(5-10) W,Hp PO, Phone BS P RP W, Tk, TW, Hp, C -(-5) -(-5) P(2), M, H, Ac HS, NH, RP W, Tk, TW, Hp, C PO BS P -(-5) T, W,Hp -(-5) BS P(2), M, H D W,Hp,C PO BS P,M HS T, W, TW, Hp, C PO BS P(2), M. H, Ac(3) -(-5) T, W, Hp, C PO BS P HS,RP W,Tk,TW,Hp,C PO BS P,Ac(3) -(10+) W,Tk,TW,Hp,C -(-5) BS P -(10+) W,Tk,TW,Hp,C -(-5) BS Ac(S) -(10+) W,Tk,TW,Hp,C -(-5) BS P,Ac(3) -(10+) W -(-5) BS P(2),M,H,Ac(6) D,RP(4) W,Hp PO,Phone BS P,M,Ac(2) RP(2) W,TW,Hp PO BS P,Ac(2) -(5-10) W,TW PO -(-5) P,M,H,Ac HS,RP W,TW,Hp PO -(-5) P,Ac(2) -(-5) W,TW,Hp,C -(-5) BS P,Ac,Tr -(-5) W,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) P,Ac(2) -(-5) W,TW,Hp PO BS,RS P -(5-10) W,TW,Hp,C -(-5) BS P(2),M,H HS,RP W,TW,Hp,C PO,Phone -(-5) P -(5-10) W,TW,Hp,C -(-5) BS P -00+) W,Hp,C -(-5) BS P(2),M(2),H(2) HS,NH,RP(5) W,Tk,TW,Hp,C PO,Phone BS P,M NH W,TW,Hp,C PO BS P,Ac(2) RP(2) W,TW,Hp,C -(-5) BS -(-5) -(5-10) TW,Hp,C -(--5) -(-5) P,M HS,RP(3) W,TW,Hp,C PO -(-5) P RP W,TW,Hp -(-5) BS P -(5-10) W,TW,Hp -(-5) BS P,Ac RP W,TW,Hp PO BS P.M RP(2) W,TW,Hp PO BS P -(-5) W,TW,Hp,C -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) T,W,T~,Hp -(-5) RS P,M RP W,Tk.TW.Hp -(5-10) BS 78 SAFIDON TAHsIL Amenities and Loca- Name of Village Approach to Nearest town and Power Staple food tion (with Hadbast Village distance(in kms.) Supply Code Number) No. 1 2 11 12 13 14 1 ~. Beri Khera (21) PR,KR Safidon(13) ED,EAg Wheat, Rice 2 Rajana (20) PR Safidon(14) EA Wheat, Rice 4 Jamni (19) PR,KR Safidon(18) EA Wheat, Rice 4 Amrali Khera (18) PR Safidon(16) ED,EAg Wheat, Rice 5 Bhuran (16) PR Safidon(16) EA Wheat, Rice (Bhoran) 6 PiIlu Khera (17) PR Safidon(I8) ED Wheat, Rice (Pilo Khera) 7 Dharoli (5) PR Safidon(18) EA Wheat, Bajra 8 Kalwa (15) PR, KR Safidon(22) EA Wheat, Rice 9 Budha Khera (22) PR,KR Safidon(ll) EA Wheat, Rice 10 Hoshiarpura (26) PR,KR Safidon(ll) ED,EAg Wheat, Rice 11 Kalawati (27) PR,KR Safidon(18) EA Wheat, Rice 12 Ramnagar (29) PR,KR Safidon (13) ED, EAg Wheat, Rice 13 Bagru Kalan (31) PR,KR Safidon(I4) EA Wheat, Bajra (Bhagrd Kalan) 14 Hadwa (30) PR,KR Safidon (10) EA Wheat, Rice 15 Kharak Gagar (14) PR Safidon(18) ED,EAg Wheat, Rice 16 Gangoli (13) PR Safidon(16) EA Wheat, Rice 17 Bhiag Khera (12) PR,KR Jind(10) ED, EAg Wheat 18 Morkhi (11) PR,KR Jind(19) EA Wheat 19 Malsari Khera (10) PR,KR Jind(19) ED.EAg Wheat, Bajra 20 Bhambhewa (9) PR,KR Jind(24) ED,EAg Wheat, Rice (Bhambwa) 21 Ludana (8) PR,KR Jind(21) ED, EAg Wheat, Rice 22 Bhartana (6) PR,KR Jind(21) EA Wheat, Rice 23 Anchra Kalan(35) PR,KR Safidon (19) EA Wheat 24 Anchra Khurd (33) PR,KR Safidon (13) ED,EAg Wheat 25 Sarfabad (34) PR,KR Safidon(I6) ED,EAg Wheat 26 Bagru Khurd (32) PR,KR Safidon (13) ED,EAg Wheat 27 Harigarh (36) PR,KR Safidon (10) ED,EAg Wheat, Rice 28 Hat (37) PR,KR Safidon (10 ED,EAg Wheat, Rice 29 Butani (28) PR,KR Safidon (11) EA Wheat, Rice 30 Rojhla (Rajhala) (40) PR,KR Safidon (8) EA Wheat, Rice 31 Malar (25) PR,KR Safidon (10) EA Wheat, Rice 32 Karkhana (39) PR Safidon (5) EA Wheat, Rice 33 Ratta Khera(50) PR Safidon (3) EA Wheat, Rice 34 Silla Khera (41) PR Safidon (5) EA Wheat, Rice 35 Bahadargarh (42) PR Safidon (5) EA Wheat, Rice 36 Singhana (43) PR Safidon (6) EA Wheat, Rice 37 Jaipur(24) PR Safidon (6) EA Wheat, Rice 38 Chhapar (23) PR Safidon (8) EA Wheat, RicCI 39 Muana (63) PR,KR Safidon (11) ED,EAg Wheat 40 Rorh (Rohar) (89) PR,KR Safidon (8) EA Wheat, Rice 41 Danauli (92) PR Assandh (2) ED,EAg Wheat, Rice 42 Theh Malakpur (91) PR,KR Safidon (8) ED,EAg Wheat, Rice 43 Malakpur (90) PR Safidon (8) ED,EAg Wheat, Rice 44 Aftabgarh (45) PR,KR Safidon (8) EA Wheat, Rice 45 Paju Khurd(44) PR,KR Safidon (10) EA Wheat, Rice 46 Paju Kalan (46) PR,KR Safidon (6) EA Wheat, Rice 47 Khera Khemawati(48) PR,KR Safidon (2) EA Wheat, Rice (Khera Khamwati) 48 Rampura (49) PR,KR Safidon (2) EA Wheat, Rice 49 Safidon (Rural) (54) PR,KR Safidon (0) EA Wheat, Rice SO Sahanpur (59) PR,KR Safidon (5) EA Wheat, Rice 79 DffiECTORY JIND DISTRICT Land Use Land use (i.e. area under different types ofland use in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) Remarks (in cluding any place Forest Irrigated by Sources Un-irriga- Cultural Area not of religious, ted waste( in available historical, or cluding for culti archaeological gauchar vation interest) and groves) 15 16 17 18 19 20 T(293.00),GC?S7.00),TW(6.00) 45.00 3.00 36.00 TS T(610.00),GC 610.00) 60.00 125.00 Temple:T6 T(503. OO),GC(484. OO),TW(I 9.00) 371.00 90.00 M4:CI :T5 T(280. 00), GC(21 7 . 00), TW(55.00), TWE(S . 00) 3.00 37.00 T5 T(30S. 00),GC(280. 00), TW(2S. 00) 52.00 80.00 Temple Shivji :T6 T(654. 00),GC(577. OO),TW(77. 00) 2.00 77.00 C1 :T22 T(688.00),GC(684.00),TW(4.00) 36.00 79.00 Temple:MI :T14 T(1,654. 73),GC(1.416. 78),TW(154. 99),TWE(82 96) 54.23 11.74 165.11 N1:Cl :T28 T(727. 61),GC(605 .40),TW(61. 51),TWE(60. 70) 274.78 11.74 153.37 Temple Shiv: N5:M2:T24 T(174.00),GC(141 .00),TW(9.00),TWE(24. 00) 91.00 3.00 26.00 T5 T(129. 50),GC(l21.40),TW(4. 86),TWE(3 .24) 274.37 2.43 38.85 T9 T(561 .29),GC(424.51), TW(51 . SO), TWE(84. 98) 8.09 80.94 N4:M4:T16 T(282 . 4 7),GC(19S . 29), TW(29 . 14), TWE(55 . 04) 71.63 40.06 Ml:T6 T{433 .00),GC(269 .00),TW(61.00).TWE(103 .00) 57.00 51.00 M4:T22 T(209. 00),GC(197 . 00), WE(2. 00), W(9. OO),TW(1 .00) 329.00 60.00 M2:T12 T(529. 72),GC(462 . 14),TW(67 . 58) 877.35 123.83 Temple:M2:T15 T(341.00),GC(341.00) 238.00 60.00 Ml:T6 T?803 . OO),GC(72I . 00), TWE(~2. 00) 60S.00 124.00 N4:M5:T15 T 52S.00),GC(482.00),TWE(46.00) 100.00 50.00 T3 T(591.00),GC(591.00) 637.00 161.00 Ml:T7 T(784. 00),GC(764. 00),WE(20. 00) 107.00 97.00 M3:T45 T(607.00),GC(556.00),TW(51.00) 186.00 72.00 T4 T(424. 91),GC(424. 91) 6.47 10.12 44.92 TIO T(183 . 32),GC(94. 24), TW(48. 56),TWE(40.47) 440.29 40.47 IOS.05 MI:Tt5 T(101.98),GC(98.74)TWE(3.24) 72.84 12.95 93.89 T2 T(227 .03),GC(124.64),TW(61. 92),TWE(40.47) 114.93 3.64 36.42 M2:T8 T(403. OO),GC(317 . 00), TWE(86. 00) 113.00 T7 T(1,295 . OO),GC(l. 095 . 00),TW(200. 00) 151.00 Temple:Nl5 :M2: Cl :T12 T(438. 00),GC(438. 00) 322.00 116.00 N3 :M1 :CI :T7 T(381.00),GC(293 .OO),TWE(88. 00) 47.00 N10:M4:CI :T6 T(644 . 00), GC(3 J 5.00), TWE009 . 00) 90.00 MI:TIO T(290. 16),GC(238. 76),TW(20. (4),TWE(30 76) 65.15 1.21 46.54 M2:T4 T(358.0(),GC(l75 00).TW(81 .OO),TWR(I 02 00) 2.00 40.00 M2:T5 T(258. 00),GC(194. 00), TW(24. 00),TWE(40. 00) 232.00 73.00 M2:T4 T(391.00),GC(220.00),TW(90.00),TWE(81.00) 11.00 SO.OO T4 T(462. 00),GC(348. 00),TW(4. (0),TWE(110.00) 660.00 10.00 117.00 Temple Shiv:T8 T( 142. OO)GC(l 06.00), TWE(36. 00) 169.00 28.00 Til T(278. 00),GC(88. 00), TWE(l90. 00) 112.00 1.00 49.00 M2:T18 T(2, 114. OO),GC(1 ,51 O. OO),TWE(604. (0) 1,597.00 272.00 N5:M2:T70 T(716.00),GC(522.00),TW(81. 00),TWE(113. (0) 354.00 74.00 M3:T21 T(687 . 00),GC(3 I 5 .00),TWE(372 .00) 160.00 M5:TlS T(221.00),GC(221.00) 228.00 58.00 T(862. (0),GC(248. (0),TWE(614. (0) 17S.00 M11:C2:T40 T(205. 00),GC(3 .(0), TWE(202. (0) 24.00 Ml:Tl T(335 . 00), GC(1 09 . 00), TWE(226. 00) 9.00 46.00 N4:M2:TS T(297. 00),GC(l3S. 00). TWE(l59. 00) 1.00 47.00 Ml:T3 T(614. 00),GC(216. 00), TW(7. OO),TWE(391 .00) 152.00 65.00 M1:T6 T(328. 60),GC?23S. 36),TW(45. 12),TWE(45. 12) 6.07 <18.56 T5 T(953.02),GC 50S. 2S),TWE(444. 74) 89.84 496.14 NI5:M40:T5 T(313. 63),GC(197.08),TWE(116. 55) 68.80 44.92 4.S5 M1:TS 80 SAFIDON TAHSIL VILLAGE Amenities and Location Name of Village Total area of the Total Population Code (with Hadbast Number) Village and Number of No. (in hectares) households 2 3 4 51 Dharam garh (47) 513.13 1,430(206) 52 Mimnabad (Memnabad) (63) 1,068.76 2,429(386) 53 Didwara (64) 1,058.00 3,654(548) 54 Bhuslana (65) 465.00 1,213(162) 55 Khatla (62) 266.00 1,}O3(170) 56 Basini(61) 195.00 462(68) 57 Badodh(Barod) (60) 412.00 800(118) 58 Todi Kheri (58) 328.00 1.171(167) 59 Anta (57) 633.00 1,302(217) 60 Karsilldhu (56) 382.00 674(104) 61 Tilo Kheri (Titoo Kheri) (55) 319.00 655(110) 62 Bahadrpur (Bahaderpur) (52) 318.00 987(166) 63 Singhpura (53) 420.00 2,005(329) 64 Kharkra (Kherkra( 51) 214.00 549(82) 65 Kurar (38) 507.00 1,299(187) All villages 46,576.45 126,056(19,175) Notes :- (1) Where a town and village bear an identical name, the word (Rural) has been added after the name of the village. (2) The area of a village (revenue estate) is based on the information supplied by the Revenue Patwari. 81 DIRECTORY JIND DISTRICT Land Use Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash(-) in shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given) Educ~tion~l Medical Drinking Water Post and Day or days Communications (Bus (Potable) Telegraph of the market/ Stop, Railway Station, hat, if any Waterway) 5 6 7 8 9 10 P(2),M HS W,Tk,TW,Hp PO --(-5) P RP(3) W,Tk,TW,Hp PO BS P,Ae HS,D,RP,(4) W,TW,Hp PO,Phone BS P,M,H, -(-5) W,TW,Hp PO BS P -(-5) W,TW,Hp -(-5) --(-5) P -(--5) W,TW,C -(~5) -(-5) P -(5-10) W,TW,Hp,C,N -(-5) -(-5) P -(5-10) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(5 -10) -(5-10) P -(5-10) W,TW,Hp,C,N --(5-10) -(-5) P RP W,TW,Hp,C,N --(5-10) BS,RS P -(5-10) W,TW,Hp,C,N -(5-10) BS P RP T,W,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) P,Ac(3) --(-5) W,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) P RP T.W,TW,Hp --(---5) -(-5) P -(--5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) P7S,M24,H14, MHl,PHCl,HSl1,D3, Tr2,Ac66 FPCl,NH3,RPSO 82 SAFIDON TAHSIL VILLAGE Amenities and Loca- Name of Village Approach to Nearest town Power Supply Staple food tion (with Hadbast Village and distance Code Number) (in kms) No. 2 11 12 13 14 51 Dharamgarh(47) PR,KR Safidon(5) ED,EAg Wheat, Rice 52 Mimnabad(63) PR,KR Safidon (6) EA Wheat, Rice (Memnabad) 53 Didwara(64) PR,KR Safidon(8) EA Wheat, Rice 54 Bhuslana (65) PR,KR Safidon (14) ED,EAg Wheat, Rice 5S Khatla(62) KR Safidon (8) ED,EAg Wheat, Rice 56 Basini(61) KR Safidon (6) EA Wheat, Rice 57 Badodh (Barod) (60) KR Safidon (6) EA Wheat, Rice 58 Todi Kheri (58) PR,KR safidon (3) EA Wheat, Rice 59 Anta (57) PR Safidon (6) EA Wheat, Rice 60 Karsindhu (56) PR Safidon (6) EA Wheat, Rice 61 Tito Kheri (TitoKheri)(55) PR Safidon (6) EA Wheat, Rice 62 Bahadarpur (52) PR,KR Safidon (5) EA Wheat, Rice (BhaderPur) 63 Singhpura(53) PR,KR Safidon (2) EA Wheat, Rice 64 Kharkara (51) PR,KR Safidon (3) EA Wheat, Rice (Kherkra) 65 Kurar(38) PR,KR Safidon (5) EA Wheat, Rice All viIla$es J1ND DISTiltel' Land Use Land use (Le. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) Remarks (induding any place of Forest Irrigated by Sources Un-irrigated Cultural Area not religious, historical waste (in- available or archaeological eluding for eultiva- interest) gauchar tion and groves) 15 16 17 18 19 20 T(467.40), GC(227 .02), TW(240. 38) 4.86 40.87 M2:T1 T(965. 97),GC(626. 44),TW(22. 26),TWE(317. 27) 9.71 93.08 Ml :T21 T(862. 00), GC(652. 00), TWE(21 O. 00) 111.00 2.00 83.00 M2:T7 T(386. 00),GC(193. 00),TWE(193. 00) 25.00 54.00 T6 T(202.OO),GC(l55 .00),TWE(47 .00) 9.00 19.00 36.00 T6 T(139.00),GC(60. 00),TWE(79. 00) 37.00 19.00 T2 T(271.00),GC(141.00),TWE(130.00) 39.00 102.00 Ml:T8 T(257. 00),GC(49. 00),TWE(208. 00) 9.00 13.00 49.00 T(390.00),GC(244.00),TWE(146.00) 19.00 126.00 98.00 M8:C2:T12 Te275.00),GC(124.00),TWE(151.00) 44.00 6.00 57.00 T6 T(l 01. OO),GC(72. 00),TWE(29. 00) 72.00 104.00 42.00 M2:T6 T(235 .00),GC(175 .00),TW(18.00),TWE(42.00) 9.00 27.00 47.00 T3 T(249. 00),GC(161 .00), TW(21 .00), TWE(67. 00) 70.00 5.00 96.00 Cl:T5 T(183. 00),GC(107. 00),TW(19 .OO),TWE(57. 00) 3.00 28.00 Ml:T8 T(196.00),GC(122.00),TW(26. OO)TWE(48. 00) 243.00 10.00 58.00 M1:T4 T(30, 794.34),GC(22,354. 04), W (9.00), WE(22. 00), 9,875.41 493.22 5,413.48 N 66,M134,Cll, TW(l,690.76),TWE(6,718.54) T694 APPENDICES 1--4 85 86 DISTRICT JIND APPEN- Tahsilwise Abstract of Educational, Sl. Name of EDUCATlO No. Tahsil Primary School Middle School Matriculation/ Higher Secon- College Adult Literacy Secondary dary /PUCjInter- (Graduate Class/Centres School mediate/Junior and above) College Villages Tnsti- Villages Insti- Villages Tnsti- Villages Insti- Villages Insti- Villages Insti- tutinns tutions tutions tutions tutions tutions ------2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 -----.. ------~-- -~ .. ------ Narwana 134 158 49 49 32 32 6 6 2 Jind 142 172 52 55 28 29 54 101 3 Safiuon 62 75 22 24 13 14 26 66 Total District 338 405 123 128 73 75 86 173 --_._------MEDICAL SI. Name of - DRINKING No. Tahsil Community Health Workers Others Villages Tap Well Tank Tubewell River Fountain Canal with no Villages Numbers Villages Institu- medical tions facility 1 2 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 1 Narwana 30 63 31 75 73 33 134 57 47 57 2 Jind 43 93 50 112 63 22 143 27 40 30 3 Safidon 23 53 37 10 64 25 56 38 Total District 73 156 104 240 173 65 341 109 143 125 87 DIX 1 Medical and other Amenities NAL Villages MBDICAL ------withno -- .------..----- Others educa- Dispensary Hospital Maternity and Primary Family Planning Primary tional Child Welfare Health Centre Health facili Centre/ Centre/ Sub-Centre ties Maternity Health Home/Child Centre Welfare Centre ---- Villages Insti Villages Insti- Villages Insti- Villages Insti- Villages Insti- Villages Insti- Villages Insti- tutions tutions tulions tutions tutions tutions lutions 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 3 3 5 8 8 2 2 2 2 2 2 28 28 4 4 5 11 11 2 2 2 2 28 28 2 2 2 3 3 II 11 9 9 12 22 22 3 3 5 5 5 5 67 67 ..---.- ...... -.---~-,_.,.,,--~---.------..,_-.---_------, ------_._-_._------WATER Villages POST AND TELEGRAPH COMMUNICATIONS POWER SUPPLY with no Others More drinking P,O. T.O. P,TO. P.O. T.O. P.T.O. Phone Bus- Railway Navig- Avail- Not than water faei- & & & stop Station able able- avail- one lity of any phone Phone Phone' Water- able source type way 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 69 105 40 16 97 7 139 74 108 5S 14 2 112 8 148 64 64 20 8 40 6 65 207 277 115 38 3 249 21 352 88 APPENDIX 2 Land Utilisation Data in respect of Non-Municipal Towns (Census Towns) DISTRICT: JIND SI. Name of town Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded to the nearest unit) No_ and tahsil within brackets Total Area Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Cultur- Area not available by source able for cultivation waste (in- cluding gauchar & groves) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Not applicable -----_ ------ APPENDIX 3 List of Villages where no amenities relating to education, medical, drinking water, post & telegrllpb, communications, power supply and market/hat are available. There is no such village in the district 89 APPENDIX 4 List of VUlaaes accordilll to tht proPOftioll of Sdteduled Castes to tile total popaJation by ranaes NARWANA TAHSIL L.C. Name of Village Ranaes 01 L.C. Name of Villap L.C. Name of Village No. Schliduled No. No. Castes Population (Percentages) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 0-5· 132 Wazirnagar 6-10 S8 Asmialpur (Asmelpur) 109 Bhalang 11-15 31 Dhamtan Sahib (Dhamtan) 39 Nehra 40 Lochab (Lochap) 69 Dumarkha Khurd 70 Ghaso Khurd 85 Budain 86 Bhongra 99 Kharak Bhura 105 Chhattar 112 Sudkain Kalan 116 Bidrana 131 Batta 138 Badsikri Khurd 140 Kamalpur 16-20 4 Nepewala (Napewala) 8 Barta 10 Mahal Kheri 12 Haripura 14 Dubal 15 Koel 17 Dhondhwa 26 Kharal 29 Loan 30 Harnampura 32 Kalwan 33 Jhalehra (Julera) 34 Sulehra 37 Puliao Khurd 41 Khararwal 45 Sainthly 49 Danoda Kalan 50 Danoda Khurd 53 Sacha Khera (Sancha Khera) 54 Badanpur 55 Sunderpura 60 Kahna Khera or Naraingarh 63 Dharodi 65 Mohal Khera 67 Gurthari urf Rajgarh (Gurthali) 75 Uehana Khurd 82 Nachar Khera (Nachha Khera) 83 Kakrod 88 Baroda 89 Khatkara 91 Dhankhari 98 Pahlwan 102 Alipura 103 Karsindhu 111 Sudkain Khurd 113 Dhakal 114 Sinsar 115 Singwal 117 Hatho 118 Bhana Barahmanan (Bhana 123 Pinjupura 125 Mator Brahaman) 127 Kharak Pandwan 133 Kailram 134 Balu t 136 Chusala 5 Dhanauri 21- 30 Padarath Khera 2 Rewar (padarain 1(hera) Sanghan Hans Dahar (Hans Dehar) 11 6 9 Nandsinghwala 19 Ujhana 13 Seend (Sinad) 16 Kurar 21 Garhi 22 Pipaltha Rasidan 23 Naraingarh 25 36 Pulian 1(alan 27 Balerkha 28 Hamirgarh Jajanwala 38 Amargarh 43 Kaloda Kalan 44 56 Badowala 46 Durjanpur 47 Udepur 1(aramgarh ·57 Dablain 59 Frain Kalan(phuran 1(alan) 61 71 Ghaso Kalan 62 1(hanpur 6!l Dumalkha Kalan Sedha Majra 72 1(heri Sara 73 Kheri Masania 74 79 DaroIi 1(hera 77 Jheel 78 Tohana 1(hera Makhand 80 Mangalpur 81 Surbrah 84 92 Bhonsla (Bhunsla) 87 1(hapran 90 Mohar.garh 1(asoon (Kasohan) 95 Ghogharian 100 Tarkha 94 101 Kabarehha 106 Mandi 1(alan Lodhar 104 Khera Gandawala (1(hera 110 Ganda) 120 Kolekhan 124 Simla 129 Bhamniwala Urf 119 Gorusar (Gurusar) 128 Sajooma Rajpura 126 Ramgarh Pandwan 130 Dumara Arnritsar . 31 & above 3 Datasinghwala 7 Dhindoli 18 35 Rajgarh Dhobi (RaJgarh) 24 Dhabi Teksingh Narwana (Rural) 42 Kaloda Khurd 51 Bhikhewala(Bhekhewala) 64 66 Sheogarh Urf Surja Khera 76 Bhagwanpura 93 KaIta 107 1(alasher 108 Kheri Sher Khan 121 Kheri Lamba 135 Julani Khera 137 Badsikri 1(alan 139 Bid 1(hdalwa (Birkhadwala)• 'Excludes villages with no Scheduled Castes Population. 00, APPENDlX."~ List of: Villages aceor4tng: to lie proportion of SCJi8iluled Cllstei-tG '$tit total popuJatlon by ranKes JINDTAHSIL Ranges of L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Scheduled No. No. No. Castes Population (Percentages) 2 3 4 5 6 '1 0-5* 59 Barodi 72 Baga,nwala n Lal~t,l{hera 109 Kishalll)Ura (Kisianpura) 6-10 11 Kathana 14 Kheri Bulanwali '36 Kbarak Gadian 54 Sirirag (Siri Raj) 57 Jitgarh 85, Teg Bahadurpur 93 Kharak Ramji 106 Anoopgarh 115 Ponkar Khen 118 . Barar Khera(Birar Khera) 143 Rajgarh . 147 Desh Khera 11-15 1 Kachrana Khurd 9 Thuna 10 Sandi! 29 Alewa 31 Khanda 35 Ratauli 46 . Taloda 55 Jiwanpur 62 Amarheri (Amar Kheri) 64 Ahirka 68 Barsola 70 Jajwan 77 Ikas 79 Birbaraban 81 Jind(Rurai) 82 Pindara 87 Mando Kheri 92 Chabri 94 Sindhvi Khera 103 Shamlo Kalan 111 Bahabalpur 114 Ramrai 120 Gosain Khera 121 Buradehar 125 Gatauli 127 Fatehgarh 137 Bahamanwas 139 Shadipur 140 Julana(Rural) 141 Jaijaiwanti 142 Khera Bakhta 145 Karela 148 Kamach Khera 16-20 2 Kachrana Kalan 5 Naguran 6 Kheri Naguran 8 Shamdo 13 Pegan 17 Santokh Majra 19 Bangran 34 Jhimri Khera 42 Raichandwala 45 Sewaha (Slwaha) 49 Barsana 51 Dalamwala 52 Bohatwala 53 Kandela 56 Shahabpur 61 Jhanj Khurd 67 Daryawala 69 Kheri Jajwan 83 Nirjan 88 Lakhmirwala 89 Brah Khurd 90 Brah Kalan 91 Assan 98 Nidana 100 Bharon Khera 101 Dhigana 102 Ramkali 104 Khima Kheri 105 Shamlo Khurd 110 Bishanpura. 116 Igra 117 Bibipur 124 Gharwali 126 Karsola 132 Lajwana Kalan 133 Akalgarh 134 Hathwala 135 Pauli 149 Deverar 21-30 3 Badhana 4 Dauhla 7 Chuharpur 15 Rohera 18 Rajaund 20 Durana 23 Mundh 24 Ardana 25 Bahri 26 Gangatheri 32 Popra 33 Kaul 38 Mohammad Khera 40 Gohian 41 Dhillowal 43 Dhathrath 47 Lohchab (Lochap) 48 Manoharpur 50 Khunga 58 Roopgarh 60 Jhanj Kalan 63 Kaer Kheri (Karkheri) 65 Jalalpur Kalan 66 Iulani 71 Sangatpura 73 Gunkali 74 Rajpura 75 Intal Khurd 76 lntal Kalan 78 Jalalpura khurd 84 Haibatpur 86 Khokhri 95 Radhana 96 Nidani 97 Padana 107 Baroli 108 Ashrafgarh 112 Ghimana 119 Kinana 122 Buwana 123 Khraintee 128 Lajwana Khurd 129 Sirsa Kheri 130 Nandgarh 131 Meherera 136 Zafargarh 138 Budha Khera Lather 144 Jhamola 146 Malvi (Nalvi) 31 & above 16 Majra Rohera 21 Theh Bahri 22 ThaI 27 Baghana. 28 Ka.twa.l 30 Hassanpur 37 Ahlanjogi Khera 39 Mandi Khurd 44 Kheri Taloda 80 Gobindpura 113 Ramgarh *Excludes villages with no Scheduled Castes Population. 91 APPENDIX 4 Ust of Villages aeeordiq to the proportion or Scheduled Castes to the total population by ranges SAFIDON TAHSIL ttanges or L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Scheduled No. No. No. castes Population (Percentages) 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 0-5· 42 Theh Malakpur 6-10 3 Jamni 4 Amrali Khera 31 Malar 64 Kharkara (Kherkra) 11-15 6 Pillu Khera (pilo Khera) g Kalwa 11 Kalawati 13 Bagru Kalan (Bhagrd Kalan) 19 Malsari Khera 24 Anchra Khurd 2S Sarfabad 4S Paju Khurd 46 Paju Kalan 47 Khera Khemawati 51 Dharamgarh 54 Bhuslana (Khera Khamwati) S6 Basini 60 Karsindhu 65 Kurar 16-20 2 Rajana 5 Bhuran(Bhoran) 9 Budha Khera 12 Ramnagar 14 Hadwa 16 Gangoli 17 Bhiag Khera 18 Morkhi 20 Bhambhewa (Bhambwa) 22 Bhartana 26 Bagru Khurd 27 Harigarh 28 Hat 29 Butani 30 Rojhla (Rajhala) 34 Silla Khera 3S Bahadargarh 37 Jaipur 49 Safidon (Rural) S5 Khatla 59 Anta 21-30 1 Dharoli 15 Kharak Gagar 21 Ludana 23 Anchra Kalan 32 Karkhana 33 Ratta Khera 36 Singhana 39 Muana 40 Rorh (Rohar) 48 Rampura SO Sahanpur 52 Mimnabad (Memnabad) S3 Didwara 58 Todi Kheri 61 Tito Kheri (Titoo Kheri) 63 Singhpura 31 & above 1 Beri Khera 10 Hoshiarpura 38 Chhapar 41 Danauli 43 Malakpur 44 Aftabgarh 57 Badodh (Barod) 62 Bahadarpur (Bahaderpur) .Bxcludes villages with no Scheduled Castes Population. SECfION n TOWN DIRECTORY 93 CODES USED IN THE TOWN DWCfORY 95 97 CODES USED IN THE TOWN DIRECTORY TOGETHER WITH WHAT THESE STAND FOR ARE INDICATED BELOW Status- M.C. Municipal Committee STATEMENT IV Type of road PR Pucca Road KR Kuccha Road System of Sewerage S Sewer OSD Open Surface Drains Method of disposal of night soil HL Head Loads B Baskets WB Wheel Barrows Source of water supply TW Tubewell water/Hand pump T Tap water W Well water System of storage of water ORT Overhead Tank SR Service Reservoir BWP Borewell Pumping system PT Pressure Tank STATEMENT-V Medical facilities H Hospital D Dispensary HC Health Centre FC Family Planning Centre TB T.B. Clinic o Others A Ayurvedic Educational facilities- A Arts only AC Arts and Commerce only ASC Arts, Science and Commerce Recognised shorthand typewriting and other vocational training institutions- o Others Public Libraries including reading rooms PL Public Library RR Reading Room tOWN DIRECTORY STATEMENTS 100 STATEMENT Status and Serial Class, name and Location Name of Tahsil Area Number Population and growth rate of the tOWll No. civic adminis· Code No. (in sq. kms.) of house- tration status holds in- 1901 1911 1921 1931 of Town eluding houseless house- holds (in 1981· census) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1. II Jind (M.e.) IV Jind 15.30 9,612 8,047 8,783 10,840 11,699 (+9.15) (+23.42) (+7.92) 2. V Julana (M.C.) V lind 1.22 1,482 3. IV Kalayat (M.C.) I Narwana 6.50 1,733 Notified as a town for the 4. III Narwana (M.C.) II Narwana 6.00 5,019 s. IV Safidon (M.C.) VI Sandon 6.48 2,470 4,832 Declassified 5,199 6,169 (+18.66) 6. V Uchana (M.e.) III Narwana 0.57 1,229 ~ Note :-' .. ' denotes 'Nil' ~ro"tb ~tor.y 1lt the censuses of Density Sex-Rati() (1981 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 Census) 1961 1971 1981 Census Census Census 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 14,909 19,449 24,216 38,161 56,748 3,709 853 834 857 (+27.44) <+30.45) <+24.51) <+57.59) (+48.71) '~ ,; 3,522 5,155 6,890 9,294 7,618 800 829 839 (+46.37) (+33.66) (+34.89) first time in 1981-Census 10,965 1,687 846 7,066 10,368 14,037 21,319 29,242 4,874 829 842 861 <+46.73) <+35.39) <+51.88) <+37.16) 7,807 9,426 9,223 12,010 15,116 2,333 867 900 878 <+ 26.55) (+20.74) (-2.15) <+30.22) (+25.86) 2,745 4,387 6,329 8,091 14,195 .. 794 844 860 <+59.82) <+44.27) <+27.84) 102 STATEMENT Physical AspeCts and ~ . ,- .~ ~ ..... Serial Class and name Physical aspects Name of and No. of Town Rainfall Temperature State District (in mm.) (in centigrade) Headquarters Headquarters Maximum Minimum 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 II Jind 575.0 N.A. N.A. Chandigarh Jind (181) (0) 2 V Julana N.A. N.A. N.A. Chandigarh Jind (206) (25) 3 IV Kalayat N.A. N.A. N.A. Chandigarh Jind (147) (59) 4 III Narwana 502.7 N.A. N.A. Chandigarh Jind (168) (37) S IV Safidon N.A. N.A. N.A. Chandigarh Jind (181) (36) 6 V Uchana N.A. N.A. N.A. Chandigarh Jind (186) (19) Noles :- 1. 'N.A;' denotes infor~~tion not available. 2. ' .• ' denotes' Nil'. lOi) IL- ~tion ~f Towns, 1979 road distance (in kms.) frodt - Su-b.divisionjTahsil Headquarters-- Nearest city Raiiway Station Bus route .'-. Navigable with population ' river/canal " ~. ) of one lakh' (if within and-more . 10 kms.) 8 9 10 11 12 Jind j Jind Rohtak Jind Jind (0) (0) (57) (0) (0) I <": Jind Rohtak Julana Julana --(25) - (32) - (OJ' ---.- -{OJ ------..... Narwana t":-" Narwana Karnal -Kalayat Kalayat (22) (22) (87) (0) (0) Narwana /" Narwana- Hisar Narwana Narwana (0) (0) (72) (0) (0) 'Safidon I Safidon Panipat Safidon Safidon (0) (0) (31) , (0) (0) Narwana j Narwana- - Rohtak Uchana Uchana (18) (18) (76) . (0) (0) il&4 STATEMENT 'Munl~1 Receipt Serial, Class'and nam~·of T~ Civic Ad No. ,: ministration Receipt Revenue Govern- Loan Advance Status throuah derived ment arant (in 1980) taxes, etc. from muni- cipal properties and.power apart from taxation 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1. II Jind M.C. 6,184 1,445 490 810 1,457 2. V Julana M.C. 3,:;03 1,339 216 3. IV Kalayat 'M.C. 685 104 100 200 4 III Narwana M.C. 8,107 1,819 620 ·1,230 6,036 5. IV Salidon M.C. 4,670 530 26 6. V Uchana M.C. 2,415 720 Note :-' .. ' denotes 'Nil'. 105 m Finance, 1978-79 (in Rs. '00') Expenditure (in Rs. '00') Other Total General Public Public Public Public Others Total sources receipt administra- safety health works institutions expenditure tion and conveni- ences 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 ----- 23,265 33,651 6,776 2,726 7,111 4,215 676 14,461 35,965 772 5,630 1,447 300 680 1,120 92 1,140 4,779 1,089 521 30 252 189 992 4,750 22,562 5,382 740 5,748 5,106 353 5.278 22,60? 278 5,504 3,670 308 207 1,265 43 5,494 293 3,428 334 184 818 599 69 1,445 3,449 106 STATEMENT Civic and other Serial Class and name Civic Popula- Scheduled Road System Number of latrines No. of Town administ- tion Castes length ofSewe- ,ation population (in kms.) rage Water Service Others status borne (in 1980) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1. II Jind M.C. 56,748 5,626 PR(9.2) S,OSD 423 8,000 KR (2.S) 2, V Julana M.C. 9,294 1,653 PR (5.0) OSD 252 2 KR(S.5} 3. IV Kalayat M.C. 10,965 2,106 PR (12.0) OSD SO KR (3.0) 4. III Narwana M.C. 29,242 3,487 PR(lO.O) S 150 500 KR(6.0) 5. IV Safidon M.C. 15,116 1,634 PR(4.0) OSD 150 2,000 KR(4.0) 6. V Uchana M.C. 8,091 1,088 PR(4.S) OSD 2 KR (2.5) Notes :-1. 'N.A.' means capacity not Available. 2 .•..• denotes 'Nil' *In case this service is not available in the town, the name of the nearest town, if in the same district or the name of the nearest district, if in the same state or other state where available, alongwith distance from the town, is mentiolled. • ,. '. > ',;" ,'I,·'· ) . " 107 tv Amealtiel, 1979 Method of Protected water supply Fire fighting Electrification (Number of connections) disposal of service· night soil Source of System of storage Domestic Industrial Commercial Road Others supply with capacity in lighting litres (in brackets) (Points) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 B,WB T,TW ORT (45,500) Yes 6,868 838 2,426 781 WB T,TW SR(682,SOO) Jind 884 53 364 225 2 PT(227,500) (25) HL T,W OHT(45,500) Kurukshetra 566 29 277 125 (23) WB T,TW SR(800,800) Jind 2,886 241 1,091 563 PT(136,500) (37) WB,B T,TW BWP(N.A.) Karnal 1,354 62 1,132 353 (31) B.WB T,W PT(2,730,000) Jind 1,189 38 462 145 (19) STATEMENt Civic anti Other Amenities Serial Class· and Name of slum Area of slum Population of slum Paved roads (in kms.) System of No. name of (in sq. kms.) sewerage Tewn 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 II lind There is no notified/officially • For Class I and Class II towns only. iV-A in notified slums, 1979 Number of latrines Method Number Elect(ification (Number of connections) of disposal of tap Private .Community of night points/ Domestic Road Others soil public lighting Water borne Service Others hydrants (points) installed for supply of protected water 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 recognised slum area in this town 110 Medical, Educational, Recreational Serial Class and population Medical facilities· Educational No. name of Town Hospitals/ Beds in Arts/ Medical Enginee Polytechnics Recognised Dispensaries/ medical Science/ Colleges ring shorthand, T.n. institutions Commerce Colleges typewriting Clinics etc. noted in Colleges and Column 4 (of degree vocational level and training above) institutions 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1. II lind 56,748 H(3) 85 A(2), Rohtak Bhiwani Rohtak 0(3) O(A-l,l) 4 ASC(I) (57) (81) (57) T.B.(l) 0(1) 2. V Julana 9,294 HC(I) 8 Jind Rohtak Bhiwani Rohtak Jind FC(I) (25) (32) (56) (32) (25) 3. IV Kalayat 10,965 HC(I) 8 Narwana Kuruk- Kuruk- Karnal 0(1) FC(I) (22) shetra shetra (79 ) (78) (78) 4. III Narwana .. 29,242 H(l) 50 A(2) Rohtak Kuruk- Rohtak 0(4) 0(1) (94) shetra (94) (100) S. IV Safidon 15,116 H(I) 25 AC(l) Rohtak Kuruk- Rohtak Karnal (60) shetra (60) (31) (95) 6. V Uchana 8,091 H(l) 200 Narwana Rohtak Bhiwani Rohtak Narwana D(A-t,l) 7 (18) (76) (100) (76) (18) Note :-', .. denotes 'Nil', .If medical or educational facility is not available in the town, the name of the nearest town if in the same district ot the name of the nearest district if in the same state or other state and its distance from the town where facility is available, is mentioned. ,111 V and Cultural Facilities, 1979 facilities· Number of Recreational and cultural facilities Higher Secon- Junior Primary Adult Working Stadia Cinema Auditorial Public Secondary, daryl Secondary Schools literacy women's Drama/ libraries Inter- Matri- and classes/ hostels Comm- including mediate! culation Middle centres, with unity reading P.U.C. (Pre- Schools others number halls rooms University of SCllts Collegel Junior College level) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 4 5 7 14 16 1 2 PL(2), RR(2) Jind 2 2 3 PL(I), (25) RR(l) Narwana 2 2 2 Kuruk- RR(l) (22) shetra (23) 3 6 6 7 Jind 1(65) 2 PL(1), (37) RR(l) 2 2 2 3 6 PL(l). RR(I) Narwana 2 2 3 Jind PL(l), (18) (19) RR(1) STATEMENT Trade, Commerce, Serial Class and . Name of three most important commodities Name of three most important commodities No. name of Town imported exported 1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 II Jind Coal Iron Machinery Wheat Rice Oil Seeds 2. V Julana Cotton Seeds Sugar Vegetable Ghee Buckets Gur Wheat 3. IV . Kaliiyat Paddy Cotton Wheat Rice Ginned Cotton Nursery Plants 4: III Narwana Timber Coal Cement Cotton Gram Pulse Iron Weights S. IV Safidon Paddy Rape Seeds Wheat Rape Seeds Rice Wheat 6. V Uchana Gram Wheat Cotton Gram Pulse Oil Seeds Refined Cotton /VQte :-' .. ' denotel) 'Nil', 113 VI Industry and Banking, 1979 Name of three mpst important commodities m~ufactUIed Number Number of :, Number of of agricultutal non-agricultural banks credit societies credit societies 1st 2nd 3rd 9 10 11 12 13 14 '- Surgical Cotton Polythene Bags Thermometers 9 3 5 Buckets Agricultural Leather Shoes Z Implemen~- Rice Leather Shoes 2 Agricultural Gram Pulse Aluminium 5 3 z Implements Utensils Ricl) Handloom Agricultural 3 2 Implements Cotton Gram Pulse Agricultural 2 2 Implements 114 APPENDIX Towns showing tlteir outgrowths with Population Serial Name of the town with Population ofCore town Outgrowth Population of outgrowth No.. location code No. 2 3 4 5 Not Applicable PART B PRiMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT itS PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT JIND DISTRICT it? i 18 PRIMARY CENSUS toea- District/Tahsil Totall Area in Occupied No. of Total Population (including don Rural/ Km2• Residential Households Institutional and Houseless Popu· Code Urban Houses lation) No. p M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 4. Jind District T 3,306.0t 137,857 138,719 938,074 505,937 432,137 R 3,269.9 116,549 117,174 808,618 436,259 372,359 U 36.1 21,308 21,545 129,456 69,678 59,778 1 Narwana Tahsil T 1,518.4 58,125 58,525 399,70l 215,766 183,935 R 1,505.3 50,262 50,544 351,403 189,761 161,642 U 13 .1 7,863 7,981 48,298 26,005 22,293 2 Jind Tahsil T 1,287.3 58,215 58,549 397,201 214,100 183,101 R 1,270.8 47,199 47,455 331,159 178,478 152,681 U 16.5 11,016 11,094 66,042 35,622 30,420 3 Safidon Tahsil T 465.8 21,517 21,645 141,172 76,071 65,101 R 459.3 19,088 19,175 126,056 68,020 58,036 U 6.5 2,429 2,470 15,116 8,051 7,065 PRIMARY CENSUS Loca- District/Tahsil Totall Main tion Rural! Code Urban Cultivators Agricultural Labourers No. (I) (II) p M F P M F 1 2 3 22 23 24 25 26 27 4. Jind District T 157,234 139,904 17,330 45,802 40,765 !,031 R U52,389 135,469 16,920 43,478 38,540 4,938 U 4,845 4,435 410 2,324 2,225 99 1 Narwana Tahsil T 70,656 65,620 5,036 18,898 17,265 1,633 R 67,596 62,890 4,706 18,307 16,686 1,621 U 3,060 2,730 330 591 579 12 2 lind Tahsil T 64,429 53,568 10,861 18,540 16,001 2,539 R 63,039 52,257 10,782 17,309 14,847 2,462 U 1,390 1,311 79 1,231 1,154 77 3 Sa6don Tahsil T 22,149 20,716 1,433 8,364 7,499 865 R 21,754 20,322 1,432 7,862 7,007 85S U 395 394 1 502 492 10 . tTotal area figures for the district represent "Oeographical Area Figures" supplied by the Surveyor Oeneral. Figures for urban areas are those supplied by the Local Bodies. Area figures for the rural areas are derived by substracting the urban area from the total area of the district. The total of area figures of Tahsils in a district will not tally with the district fisures because the former are derived from the villagewise area figures supplied by the Tahsiidars. 119 ABSTRACT Scheduled Ca,stes Sched.uled Tribes Literates Total Main Wo rkers (I-IX) P M F --P M F P M F P M F 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 180,613 97,843 82,770 245,562 192,678 52,884 274,352 248,401 25,951 165,019 89,352 75,667 181,329 151,417 29,912 239,184 215,020 24,164 15,594 8,491 7,103 64,233 41,261 22,972 35,168 33.381 1,787 81,589 44,311 37,278 85,776 70,272 15,504 115,356 107,601 7,755 74,908 40,627 34,281 65,288 56,570 8,718 101,707 94,792 6,915 6,681 3,684 2,997 20,488 13,702 6,786 13,649 12,809 84Q 73,315 39,605 33,710 118,030 90,578 27,452 118,304 102,847 15,457 66,036 35,654 30,382 81,832 67,704 14,128 100,729 86,093 14,63q 7,279 3,951 3,328 36,198 22,874 13,324 17,575 16,754 821 25,709 13,927 11,782 41,756 31,828 9,928 40,692 37,953 2,739 24,075 13,071 1l,004 34,209 27,143 7,Oq6 36,748 34,135 2.613 4 685 2,8(12 3,944 ~,818 l~q l, , .. -~ ---__,...... ~,~---~-- PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT NARWANA TAHSIL 121 122 NARWANA TAHSIL VILLAGE PRIMARY Loca Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population Scheduled Scheduled tion (Had bast No.} Village in occu- House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes Code Hectares pied holds & Houseless Population) NQ. Resi- dential Houses P M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 Padarathkhera (Padarainkhera)(l) 401.00 124 124 755 415 340 101 70 2 Rewar(2) 795.00 213 228 1,519 802 717 223 197 3 Datasinghwala(3) 725.00 177 177 1,289 710 579 292 225 4 Nepewala (Napewala) . (49) 605.00 202 202 1,371 753 618 140 122 5 Dhanauri (6) 3,082.00 815 815 5,727 3,112 2,615 622 552 6 Hans Dahar (Hans Dehar) (4) 555.00 182 182 1,181 621 560 150 128 7 Dhindoli(5) 235.93 102 102 682 365 317 172 162 8 Barta(7) 1,111.00 428 429 2,970 1,584 1,386 320 251 9 Nand Singh wala(8) 428.00 124 124 953 523 430 145 126 10 Mahal Kheti(9) 367.00 164 164 1,158 642 516 104 100 11 Sanghan(10) 885.00 359 359 2,423 1,299 1,124 376 319 12 Haripura(11) 611.00 248 248 1,718 927 791 160 139 13 Seend (Sinad) (12) 895.00 305 305 1,791 986 805 256 205 14 Dubal (13) 759.00 315 315 1,941 1,049 892 186 132 15 Koel(~8) 777.00 301 302 1,920 1,061 859 216 164 16 Kurar(47) 1,775.00 684 686 4,343 2,395 1,948 557 425 17 Dhondhwa(44) 955.00 343 343 2,586 1,428 1,158 263 236 18 Amritsar(43) 731.00 257 258 1,611 874 737 325 267 19 Ujhana(50) 3,373.00 1,142 1,151 7,518 4,052 3,466 989 780 20t Chak Ujhana(51) 770.00 117 120 829 430 399 21 Garhi(52) 403.00 151 154 987 524 463 153 144 22 Pipaltha(53) 1,772.00 537 538 3.473 1,856 1,617 535 499 23 Naraiangarh(54) 371.00 112 112 959 512 447 151 121 24 Dhabi Tek Singh(55) 733.00 292 292 2,025 1,080 945 355 312 25 Rasidan(56) 985.00 295 295 2,117 1,123 994 300 283 26 Kharal(57) 2,803.00 873 876 6,018 3,149 2,869 505 480 27 Balerkha(39) 2,418.00 889 892 6,048 3,231 2,817 834 703 28 Hamirgarh(58) 990.00 296 297 2,126 1,119 1,007 253 237 29 Loan(59) 1,168.00 550 551 3,556 1,943 1,613 364 285 30 Harnampura(67) 468.00 161 162 1,151 613 538 126 109 31 Dhamtan Sahib (Dhamtan) (60) 3609.00 1,081 1,082 7,587 4,125 3,462 642 524 32 Kalwan(61) 3,456.00 792 801 5,765 3,060 2,705 509 445 33 Ihalehra (Julera) (62) 381.00 173 173 1,334 709 625 131 118 34 Sulehra(63) 572.00 252 252 1,802 945 857 186 163 35 Rajgarh Dhobi (Rajgarh) (64) 661.00 231 231 1,657 893 764 374 285 36 Fuiian Kalan(66) 556.00 241 242 1,788 963 825 275 131 37 Fulian Khurd(68) 254.00 84 86 655 355 300 58 49 38 Amargarh(80) 628.00 267 269 1,889 1,019 870 214 196 39 Nehra (81) 314.00 118 118 779 419 360 57 52 40 Lochab (Lochap) (65) 492.00 117 123 976 543 433 78 63 41 Khararwal(82) 769.00 277 278 2,119 1,167 952 227 167 42 Kaloda Khurd(84) 472.00 161 163 1,075 567 508 200 175 43 Kaloda Kalan(83) 980.00 326 326 2,350 1,281 1,069 304 279 44 lajanwala(87) 568.00 282 282 1,966 1,032 934 233 204 45 Sainthly(88) 993.00 306 306 2,167 1,144 1,023 209 185 46 Durjanpur(101) 1,139.00 355 355 2,855 1,494 1,361 332 313 47 Udepur(102) 717.00 266 267 1,929 1,016 913 284 237 .. 48 Darond Khera (100) 291. 00 Un- 49 Danoda Kalan(89) 3,696.00 1,012 1,012 7,201 3,829 3.372 717 594 50 Danoda Khurd(90) 2,290.00 630 631 4,576 2,462 2,114 476 433 51 B'llikhcwala (Bhekhewala (91) 586.00 279 280 1,939 1,046 893 322 278 52 Frain Khurd (Phuran Khurd) (79)466.00 57 57 466 241 225 .. . . 53 S:lcln. Khera (Sancha Khera) (92) 709.00 289 289 2,299 1,205 1,094 219 214 C.€NS{fS A8SfRA CT .lIND DIstRIC.icf Literates Main Workers Marginal Non-Workers Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers (1) Labourers Industry~ Workers (l--IX) (11) Manufacturing, [lH,IV,V(b) Processing, & VI to IX] Servicing and Re ____ pairs (V (a)] M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 114 44 247 3 156 65 3 3 23 168 336 215 63 470 .. 285 157 7 21 .. 332 717 194 80 433 1 193 .. 195 .. 3 42 I , , 277 578 212 20 393 55 279 54 68 I J 45 .. 19 56 341 507 571 81 1,698 52 1,179 16 240 28 24 255 8 223 1,414 2,340 86 25 361 4 230 95 3 36 7 70 253 486 ., , , 48 7 234 " 129 .. 98 .. .. 7 10 131 307 263 45 869 63 553 49 226 10 11 1 79 3 19 518 696 805 77 11 288 39 253 5 31 34 ., .. 4 .. 5 62 230 329 194 25 322 9 210 I 90 6 6 I 16 1 8 43 312 464 322 101 629 2 380 2 164 ,. 13 72 13 156 657 966 261 70 458 179 312 142 91 32 12 ., 43 5 82 157 387 455 .202 12 542 22 363 13 141 7 1 2 37 , . . , 62 444 721 , ,282 35 537 8 330 3 95 .. 12 4 100 1 3 2 509 882 175 13 551 188 404 142 114 46 4 29 14 510 657 706 90 1,189 59 684 46 341 8 29 135 5 2 11 1,204 1,878 404 22 812 2 561 187 14 50 2 2 1 614 1,155 232 34 445 .. 243 .. 161 .. 7 " 34 .. 13 89 416 648 923 136 2,115 160 1,395 92 352 45 78 1 290 22 40 843 1,897 2,463 102 13 219 2 175 1 20 I 24 4 153 207 2,44 155 61 305 3 208 3 40 .. " 57 18 41 201 419 511 219 1,047 14 627 I 311 13 36 73 9 71 800 1,532 . 12 239 447 112 5 273 '. 220 .. 41 " . 251 43 594 4 339 2 230 2 2 23 .. ,. 486 941 285 128 579 5 339 1 163 4 8 69 3 7 541 982 694 237 1,565 93 1,083 69 217 8 26 239 IS , . 149 1,584 2,627 972 162 1,600 12 932 4 288 . , 55 325 7 18 491 1,613 2.314 355 52 560 9 391 S 103 1 , . 66 3 13 138 546 860 679 114 872 13 592 9 110 , , 22 I 148 3 108 538 963 1,062 146 21 337 27 217 10 59 10 2 59 7 3 23 273 488 828 162 2,116 98 1,465 92 317 1 16 318 5 20 270 1,989 3,094 750 80 1,524 205 1,007 174 260 22 28 229 9 II 65 1,525 2,435 191 18 317 34 269 32 15 2 6 27 .. 56 189 336 402 281 22 518 1 363 .. 110 .. 18 27 1 .. 427 856 260 62 449 5 227 1 117 3 3 102 1 18 21 426 738 256 46' 508 22 364 20 78 2 21 45 19 13 436 790 129 4 186 3 143 2 27 1 3 13 2 2 167 295 413 53 496 24 306 12 79 I 12 2 99 9 36 129 487 717 174 36 231 2 158 1 41 " " 1 32 .. " 97 188 261 166 14 295 153 232 137 27 13 6 2 30 1 5 13 243 267 405 28 644 3 458 1 76 .. 20 90 2 . , 213 523 736 139 13 292 8 205 7 52 1 8 27 6 39 269 461 374 29 695 52 600 49 52 2 2 41 1 5 85 581 932 339 61 533 8 365 I 76 .. 92 7 " 499 926 393 96 653 77 449 7 164 69 9 31 1 237 491 709 459 52 758 84 577 50 117 32 6 58 2 53 577 683 700 332 49 497 126 323 65 135 59 4 35 2 2 12 517 775 inhabited 1.151 149 1,725 30 1,052 22 241 1 57 4 375 3 66 394 2,038 2,948 712 102 1,058 72 724 5S 97 10 24 2 213 5 107 418 1,297 1,624 324 17 551 3 404 2 7 12 128 ., .. 495 890 64 4 111 109 .. ., .. .' 2 20 113 110 112 539 128 530 219 353 191 SO 11 6 4 121 13 30 185 645 690 124 NARWANA TAHSIL VILLAGE pltIMARV Loca- Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total Population (including Scheduled Scheduled tion (Hadbast No.) Village in occupied House- Institutional & Houseless Castes Tribes ·Code Hectares residential holds Population) No. Houses P M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 54 Badanpur (93) 1,401.00 529 534 3,870 2,092 1,778 393 375 55 Sunderpura (74) 512.00 211 213 1,606 869 737 153 116 56 Badowala(75) 245.00 104 104 763 414 349 94 70 57 Dablain(76) 1,006.00 517 521 3,507 1,884 1,623 443 410 58 Asmialpur (Asmelpur) (77) 654.00 147 147 1,168 612 556 53 44 59 Frainkalan (Phuran Kalan) (78) 1,108.00 444 445 3,029 1,658 1,371 445 363 60 Kahna Khera(69) 379.00 110 110 943 511 432 97 89 or Naraingarh 61 Karamgarh(70) 477.00 291 292 1,896 1,054 842 239 189 62 Khanpur(71) 258.00 111 112 782 430 352 116 87 63 Dharodi(72) 1,839.00 680 682 4,521 2,439 2,082 463 400 64 Narwana (Rural) (73) 3,537.00 62 62 295 168 127 60 37 65 Mohal Khera (38) 416.00 151 151 1,088 588 500 104 100 66 Sheogarh urf Surja Khera (40) 498.00 209 209 1,415 784 631 384 324 67 Gurthari urf Rajgarh(Gurthaii)(37)644. 00 205 205 1,452 763 689 127 130 68 Dumarkha Kalan (119) 994.00 510 511 3,418 1,876 1,542 453 371 69 Dumarkha Khurd (120) 773.00 351 351 2,588 1,442 1,146 170 132 70 Ghaso Khurd (118) 648.00 199 216 1,366 725 641 97 96 71 Ghaso Kalan (117) 629.00 300 300 2,204 1,203 1,001 348 250 72 Kheri Safa (I 16) 540.00 215 218 1,408 752 656 167 126 73 Kheri Masania(108) 857.00 290 290 2,068 1,125 943 289 250 74 Sedha Majra(107) 382.00 127 127 960 513 447 116 114 75 Uchana Khurd(106) 1,876.00 644 686 4,622 2,560 2,062 503 374 76 Bhagwanpura(96) 233.00 65 67 537 284 253 87 86 77 Jheel (95) 952.00 389 409 2,728 1,504 1,224 432 343 78 Tohana Khera(94) 663.00 308 308 2,227 1,222 1,005 339 274 79 Daroli Khera(97) 694.00 164 169 1,234 665 569 141 148 80 Mangalpur(98) 1,292.00 520 520 3,673 1,978 1,695 594 469 81 Surbrah(99) 1,471.00 312 312 2,500 1,320 1,180 343 304 82 Nachar Khera(Nachhar Khera) 345.00 117 117 861 437 424 84 77 (103) , 83 Kakrod(104) 1,779.78 540 540 3,877 2,085 1,792 367 283 84 Makhand(105) 1,256.13 350 350 2,450 1,325 1,125 293 248 85 Budain(110) 1,669.00 366 368 2,845 1,552 1,293 229 184 86 Bhongra(lll) 892.00 310 314 2,293 1,250 1,043 158 115 .', 87 Khapran(112) 778.00 258 258 1,824 974 850 277 252 88 Baroda(I13) 2,639.00 694 694 5,007 2,703 2,304 431 350 89 Khatkara(135) 2,400.00 750 751 5,183 2,739 2,444 540 510 90 Mohangarh(136) 832.00 252 252 1,718 899 819 221 189 91 Dhankhari(133) 502.00 241 245 1,713 895 818 156 149 92 Bhonsla (Bhunsla) (132) 449.00 153 158 1,100 602 498 156 127 93 Kalta (131) 615.00 95 95 593 310 283 206 202 94 Kasoon(Kasohan) (134) 1,004.00 292 292 2,065 1,074 991 269 219 95 Ghogharian(130) 1,875.00 696 696 4,813 2,640 2,173 679 570 96 Rohaj Khera (Rajkhera) (129) 260.00 39 39 351 186 165 97 Uchana Kalan(109) 1,726.00 .. 2 2 2 98 Pahlwan(114) 883.00 365 366 2,608 1,394 1,214 277 247 99 Kharak Bhura(115) 722.00 361 361 2,544 1,411 1,133 199 148 100 Tarkha(125) 634.00 195 195 1,463 788 675 191 167 101 Kabarchha(124) 1,157.00 481 483 3,361 1,809 1,552 374 320 102 Alipura(1211) 1,164.00 439 439 3,081 1,651 1,430 280 260 103 Karsindhu(128) 2,931.00 789 790 5,490 2,981 2,509 615 509 104 Khera GandawaJa(127) 559.00 207 207 1,517 833 684 183 143 (Kher Ganda) 105 Chhattar(76) 3,647.00 1,254 1,258 8,658 4,756 3,902 632 532 CENSUS ABSTRACT lIND DIStRiCi Main Workers Marginal Non-Workers Literates Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers (I) Labourers Industry Workers (I~IX) (II) Manufacturing, [III,IV, V(b) Processing, & VI to IX] Servicing and Repairs[V(a)] .---~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 614 51 1,108 504 181 394 155 110 37 .. 129 " .. 984 1,274 301 46 414 144 306 116 47 27 9 1 52 6 114 449 479 226 51 211 141 115 134 43 7 .. 53 .. 6 29 197 179 171 86 951 12 521 2 135 4 4 297 6 9 64 918 1,547 221 28 312 171 284 170 1 .. 27 1 1 299 385 526 51 892 119 672 95 86 10 24 3 110 11 39 143 727 1,109 211 50 299 2 187 49 2 63 7 62 205 368 349 20 498 14 300 5 39 6 158 3 10 49 546 779 16j 11 217 137 .. 14 .. 66 .. .. 213 352 820 141 1,279 24 759 2 51 15 1 454 20 19 137 1,141 1,921 43 113 14 4 ...... 109 14 .. . . 55 113 186 28 309 28 173 12 36 8 100 8 6 41 273 431 293 55 378 3 187 2 111 1 ., 79 .. 13 372 393 256 210 51 471 6 348 .. 67 .. 13 1 49 5 7 237 279 446 724 128 914 38 460 13 140 9 32 282 16 7 69 955 1,435 640 110 718 3 486 .. 77 28 2 127 1 .. .. 724 1,143 281 25 394 15 238 3 75 10 11 70 2 6 125 325 501 484 92 537 9 283 6 136 3 19 ., 99 .. 3 665 989 288 42 398 27 245 22 67 3 1 83 4 37 354 592 70 530 9 397 9 59 .. 22 52 3 592 934 481 ., 190 22 280 27 202 9 58 18 20 .. " 233 420 806 135 1,289 83 790 2 267 41 19 213 40 38 287 1,233 1,692 111 13 117 85 .. 20 12 .. .. 167 253 413 41 171 119 620 105 79 14 .. 72 .. 1 578 732 527 291 101 631 34 393 4 165 29 17 56 1 10 62 581 909 157 15 369 5 250 60 ., 59 5 .. .. 296 564 560 92 900 442 591 357 208 84 15 86 1 21 27 1,057 1,226 453 83 451 12 328 8 50 2 9 64 2 152 361 717 807 113 24 213 24 157 6 22 14 8 3 26 1 3 79 221 321 698 95 894 72 619 3 166 67 14 95 2 78 702 1,113 1,018 302 51 583 4 394 1 122 2 5 .. 62 1 1 15 741 1,106 382 44 721 205 516 180 126 23 17 1 62 1 831 1,088 421 39 500 14 345 6 79 8 7 69 .. 45 239 705 790 319 44 420 1 263 113 14 30 1 3 551 849 862 105 1,228 89 854 74 213 11 13 148 4 45 318 1,430 1,897 1,009 130 1,424 7 918 3 245 26 235 4 11 662 1,304 1,775 331 54 423 102 252 65 82 34 5 84 3 23 271 453 446 366 47 415 143 240 76 86 66 3 86 1 .. 55 480 620 219 15 286 23 227 23 23 10 26 21 121 295 354 71 8 161 43 61 91 43 2 .. 7 2 116 147 124 395 86 556 562 327 393 161 146 6 4 62 19 .. 1 518 428 781 124 1,265 90 883 57 250 28 6 126 5 3 10 1,372 2,073 92 8 82 77 5 104 163 1 2 . , .. .. 2 .. .. 495 50 668 26 388 6 100 20 15 165 .. 55 169 671 1,019 421 41 683 6 526 1 89 3 1 67 2 728 1,127 220 14 420 2 281 1 99 1 11 29 368 673 568 54 883 2 575 1 203 17 88 1 3 97 923 1,453 466 20 733 28 518 21 108 2 16 91 5 65 460 853 942 180 71 1,480 12 923 5 294 1 15 248 6 12 965 1,489 1,532 294 26 384 2 234 2 73 2 75 13 347 436 335 1,382 128 2,431 33 1,791 10 325 21 65 250 2 67 18S 2,258 3,684 126 'NARWANA tAHSIL VILLAGE PRIMARY Loca· Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total Population (including Scheduled Scheduled tion (Hadbast No.) Village occupied House· Institutional & Houseless Castes Tribes Code in Hec· residential holds Population) No. tares Houses P M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 106 Mandi Kalan(71) 814.00 396 400 2,911 1,540 1,371 418 373 107 Kalasher(72) 316.00 155 155 1,002 497 505 299 323 108 Kheri Sher Khan (74) 867.00 259 259 1,971 1,040 931 349 305 109 Bha\ang(73) 195.00 60 60 476 260 216 25 IS 110 Lodhar(75) 969.00 465 465 3,300 1,781 1,519 461 400 111 Sudkain Khurd(123) 993.00 357 357 2,784 1,533 1,251 285 241 112 Sudkain Kalan(122) 1,014.00 432 434 3,160 1,739 1,421 224 209 113 Dhakal (121) 1,803.00 776 781 5,402 2,974 2,428 543 439 114 Sinsar(34) 707.00 312 317 2,313 1,230 1,083 217 202 115 Singwal(33) 1,000.00 459 462 3,127 1,657 1,470 283 241 116 Bidrana(35) 348.00 149 149 1,101' 582 519 71 60 117 Hatho (36) 1,062.90 318 320 2,225 1,198 1,027 224 196 118 Bhana Barahmnan (41) 1,021.00 458 458 2,802 1,496 1,306 277 213 (Bhana Brahaman) 119 Gorusar( Gurusar) (42) 414.00 160 162 1,134 613 521 173 150 120 Kole Khan(45) 593.00 331 333 2,342 1,293 1,049 316 261 121 Kheri Lamba(46) 670.00 263 263 1,737 983 754 406 304 122 Kalayat (Rural) (30) 4,008.00 1 1 6 3 3 .. 123 Pinjupura(31 ) 521.00 202 202 1,281 691 590 137 99 124 Simla(32) 1,154.00 429 435 3,347 1,803 1,544 448 386 125 Mator(26) 2,685.00 1,120 1,137 7,872 4,270 3,602 846 686 126 Ramgarh Pandwan(27) 627.00 318 324 2,326 1,305 1,021 316 226 127 Kharak Pandwan(29) 1,286.00 611 612 3,930 2,175 1,755 406 311 128 Sajooma (14) 1,594.00 606 607 4,129 2,262 1,867 509 389 129 Bhamniwaia urf Rajpura(16) 535.00 178 178 1,246 687 559 172 128 130 DlImara (17) 287.00 62 62 411 219 192 60 60 131 Batta(15) 3,136.00 1,087 1,102 7,492 4,052 3,440 535 435 132 Wazirnagar (19) 296.00 137 137 1,179 611 568 5 6 133 Kailram(18) 2,289.00 903 905 5,746 3,138 2,608 525 427 134 Balu (20) 3,130.00 1,567 1,569 9,990 5,460 4,530 1,106 919 135 JlIlani Khera(23) 526.00 203 203 1,431 746 685 282 234 136 Chusala(28) 1,259.00 520 521 3,495 1,884 1,611 355 313 137 Badsikri Kalan(24) 927.00 350 352 2,393 1,325 1,068 602 465 138 Badsikri Khurd(22) 1,169.00 472 472 3,282 1,779 1,503 250 213 139 tBidkhdalwa 335.00 2 2 3 3 1 (Birkhadwala) (25) 140 Kamalpur(21) 1,043.00 381 381 2,853 1,508 1.345 214 202 Grand Total 151,836 50,262 50,544 351,403 189,761 161,642 40,627 34,281 t Although entered as 'Be-Chirag' (Un-inhabited) in the Revenue record, the population shown against this village was enumerated at the time of 1981·Census. Notes: ~(1) Where a Town and Village bear an identical name, the word (Rural), has been added after the name of the village. (2) The area of a village (revenue estate) is based on the information supplied by the Revenue Patwari and includes urban area, if any. 127 CENSUS ABSTRACT JIND DISTRICT Literates Main Workers Marginal Non-Workers Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers (I) Labourers Industry- Workers (I-IX) (II) Manufacturing, [IU,IV,V(b) Processing, & VI to IX] Servicing and Repairs [V(a)] M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 597 92 633 11 451 9 66 18 98 2 142 610 765 750 233 114 285 . . 183 .. 49 .. 5 . . 48 · . 212 505 408 119 494 37 303 13 109 17 3 1 79 6 546 894 70 1 149 1 130 1 ...... 19 .. · . .. 111 215 484 43 862 73 551 7 122 26 65 3 124 37 20 369 899 1,077 441 48 765 3 555 3 110 .. 6 94 · . 15 112 753 1,136 590 47 842 6 614 1 173 4 .. 55 1 25 362 872 1,053 1,052 156 1,541 26 1,018 19 150 4 23 350 3 17 422 1,416 1980 380 28 594 1 388 .. 101 1 41 64 · . · . 522 636 560 493 60 704 13 545 8 41 17 101 5 to3 270 850 1,187 163 9 329 4 317 2 .. .. 12 2 8 253 507 370 37 692 471 1:\8 17 66 · . · . 117 506 910 447 62 626 26 356 15 144 8 10 116 3 81 180 789 1,100 217 24 328 1 219 .. 90 1 18 .. 17 285 503 496 65 651 6 393 6 141 5 112 24 192 618 851 343 40 463 284 136 3 40 520 752 . . 1 .. 1 . . · . . . .. 2 3 168 45 337 3 227 75 1 .. 35 2 · . . . 354 587 599 108 757 10 565 4 76 22 94 6 134 3 912 1,531 1,034 100 2,071 25 1,381 23 432 66 192 2 2 1 2,197 3,576 418 49 610 1 429 · . 120 25 36 " .. .. 695 1,020 691 97 1,133 5 785 1 190 ., 23 .. 135 4 11 172 1,031 1,578 495 64 1,167 42 800 11 263 19 7 2 97 10 2 .. 1,093 1,825 216 29 302 .. 173 · . 58 · . 21 50 . . 48 162 337 397 80 32 119 29 77 2 40 26 2 1 3 7 97 156 1,440 505 2,200 66 1,:132 18 363 8 55 6 450 34 19 1,852 3,355 147 31 341 .. 276 · . 21 · . 2 42 .. 158 270 410 742 69 1,672 213 1,077 142 360 48 38 .. 197 23 .. 22 1,466 2,373 1,703 264 2,626 79 1,562 23 427 33 92 3 545 20 39 18 2,795 4,433 210 37 391 3 215 141 1 1 34 2 355 682 503 50 935 9 610 5 183 · . 21 2 121 2 3 7 946 1,595 209 62 757 100 494 69 204 30 2 .. 57 1 · . 1 568 91.'7 380 58 931 120 671 102 135 9 48 1 77 8 1 54 847 1,329 1 1 2 378 39 634 248 505 226 52 17 20 2 57 3 104 145 770 952 ------56,570 8,718 94,7/2 6,915 62,890 4,706 16,686 1,621 1,871 66 13,345 522 2,431 18,562 92,538 136,165 128 NARWANA TAHSIL URBAN PRIMARY Loca- Name of Town! Area of No. of No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled tion Ward Town in occu- House- (including Castes Tribes Code Km2 pied holds Institutional & No. residen- Houseless tial Population) Houses P M F M F M F 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 I. KALAYAT (M.e.) 6.50 1,711 1,733 10,965 5,941 5,024 1,161 945 Ward 1 454 455 2,856 1,547 1,309 706 562 " 2 420 420 2,856 1,558 1,298 6 2 .. 3 441 441 2,840 1,523 1,317 250 227 " 4 396 417 2,413 1,313 1,100 199 154 II NARWANA(M.C.) 6.00 4,936 5,019 29,242 15,715 13,527 1,919 1,568 Ward 1 42S 439 2,256 1,253 1,003 84 48 " 2 266 266 1,516 771 745 12 9 " 3 242 242 1,578 837 741 3 2 4 " 265 267 1,638 885 753 4 1 " 5 298 298 1,866 966 900 10 11 " 6 316 316 1,805 965 840 22 12 " 7 430 445 2,507 1,356 1,151 55 49 " 8 408 409 2,598 1,374 1,224 25 15 9 151 " 151 1,045 557 488 " 10 274 274 1,754 947 807 105 77 ,. 11 285 296 1,689 920 769 47 26 12 443 450 2,475 1,352 1,123 113 94 " 789 212 183 " 13 323 324 1,748 959 443 351 " 14 179 179 1,032 569 463 " 15 628 663 3,735 2,004 1.731 784 690 III UCHANA(M.q 0.57 1,216 1,229 8,091 4,349 3,742 604 484 Ward 1 269 269 1,544 840 704 25 16 74 557 296 261 9 4 " 2 74 3 63 63 431 236 195 4 " to 4 107 107 691 381 310 15 8 5 311 323 2,047 ],097 950 428 364 101 101 768 394 374 " 6 ,. 7 158 158 1,052 565 487 123 91 134 1,001 540 461 " ~ J3~ 129 CENSUS ABSTRACT JIND DISTRICT Literates Main Workers Marginal Non-Workers Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricul Household Other Workers (I) tural Industry- Workers (I-IX) Labourers Manufacturing, [III,IV, V(b) (II) Processing, & VI to IX] Servicing and Repairs [V(a)] --- M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 28 2,610 1;139 2,878 146 940 5 344 2 84 1,510 139 57 9 3,006 4,869 392 186 714 84 296 2 117 2 2 299 80 54 5 779 1,220 814 321 761 19 351 3 6 9 395 16 797 1,279 735 376 731 21 182 122 16 411 21 3 4 789 1,292 669· 256 672 22 111 99 57 405 22 641 1,078 8,994 4,784 7,768 594 1,183 273 137 9 263 9 6,185 303 33 105 7,914 12,828 701 267 639 46 155 2 7 5 472 42 1 613 957 576 351 374 27 43 2 129 26 II 396 707 413 178 427 116 244 106 6 176 10 410 625 491 169 436 21 IS3 15 5 2 246 6 449 732 568 319 481 133 192 105 289 27 4 4K5 763 545 296 434 17 79 2 8 30 317 14 16 12 515 811 839 461 687 53 84 32 3 599 21 2 667 1,097 972 646 670 20 5 26 3 4 635 17 22 703 1,182 429 300 270 7 270 7 287 481 662 434 499 17 5 44 3 450 14 448 790 613 373 417 8 3 7 407 8 503 760 656 274 687 14 27 4 65 594 10 11 11 654 1,098 554 296 487 21 4 6 89 3 388 18 28 472 740 142 67 278 10 10 25 7 236 9 291 453 833 353 982 84 149 6 50 4 6 777 74 15 1,021 1,632 2,098 863 2,163 100 607 52 98 43 .. 1,415 47 15 98 2,171 3,544 512 245 414 13 10. 8 31 365 13 426 691 201 128 141 2 1 4 136 2 155 258 175 96 110 2 108 126 195 266 153 192 9 3 2 189 7 4 4 185 297 471 156 508 67 133 46 57 318 21 589 883 147 31 200 96 2 102 194 373 156 38 289 147 29 2 111 11 93 265 393 170 16 309 7 217 4 2 4 86 3 231 454 • PtUMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT JIND TAHSIL 131 13:2 JINDTAHSIL VlLtAGt PRiMARV L -~--~--'-- - P M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 Kachrana Khurd(77} 369.00 111 111 882 488 394 59 37 2 Kachrana K'llan (78) 684.72 . 268 268 1,702 888 814 184 146 3 Badhana ~79) J,:22LOO : 464 464 3,403 1,850 1,553 524 476 4 Dauhla(8 ) 2,147.63 939 939 6,370 3.514 2,856 772 629 5 Nagu,ran(~I) 2,458.83 1,095 1,095 7,301 4,004 3,297 758 622 6 Kheri Naguran(84) 861. 56 146 147 892 494 398 94 77 7 Chuharpur (85) 401.03 196 196 1,329 728 601 157 149 8 Shamdo(68) 985.80 337 337 2.298 1,225 1,073 232 195 9 Thuh'! (69) 1,930.73 733 733 5,177 2,910 2,267 431 341 10 Sandil(70) 1,000.37 444 445 2,969 1,634 1,335 190 188 11 Kathana(61) 2,158.16 887 889 5,948 3,290 2,658 316 258 12 Majra Pegan(67) 379.00 Un- 13 Pcgan(66) 1,924.25 971 971 6,377 3,470 2,907 664 525 14 Kheri Buhnwali(65) 241.19 78 78 584 334 250 24 22 15 Rohera(62) 1,984.00 832 832 5,874 3,146 2,728 768 637 16· Majra Rohera(50) 274.37 109 109 774 412 362 128 122 17 Santokh M ,jra(49) 664.08 139 139 832· 462 370 63 68 18 Rajaund(51) 3,940.37 1,462 1,474 10,233 5,490 4,743 1,355 1,156 19 B;ll1gran(52) 571).00 324 324 2,280 1,233 1,047 219 189 20 Durana(53) 1,018.17 311 311 2,096 1,117 979 313 294 21 Theh B:thri(66) 452.00 161 161 1,076 593 483 547 452 22 ThaI(68) 67[.00 218 218 1,370 721 649 267 239 23 Mundh(67) 592.86 196 196 1,356 742 614 178 165 24 Ardana(64) 1,870.43 695 696 4,415 2,366 2,049 595 503 25 Bahri(6S) 1,220.00 526 526 3,760 2,056 1,704 541 430 26 Gl'ls1th~ri (56) 890.70 362 362 2,245 1,198 1,047 304 276 27 Baghana(55) 1,479.51 470 470 3,072 1,643 1,429 683 595 28 Katwal(54) 687.00 90 90 604 318 286 137 132 29 Alewa(86) 3,158.00 1,398 1,404 9,706 5,284 4,422 613 487 30 Hassanpur(83) 434.22 147 147 1,052 536 516 167 159 31 Khanda(87) 752.00 256 256 1,895 1,001 894 129 102 32 P"f)ra(58) 1,311.00 600 608 3,863 2,081 1,782 433 363 33 KauI(57) 394.56 67 67 414 237 177 64 50 3"1- Jh; uri Khera(S9) 490.00 122 126 826 447 379 90 64 .,;. 35 Ratauli(62) 1,091.00 316 317 2,273 1,248 1,025 195 153 36 K;larak Gldian(61) 638.0() 229 229 1,582 847 735 58 60 37 Ahlanjogi Kh~ra(60) 305.0() 125 125 770 417 353 138 121 38 MJhlm:nad Khera(92) 334.00 169 169 1,154 638 516 182 125 39 Mandi Kl1urd(89) 389.00 154 154 1,162 641 521 307 261 40 Gohhn(88) 380.0J 117 117 773 414 359 126 101 41 Dhi!lowal(82) 515.56 186 186 1,315 725 590 203 175 42 RaichandwaJa(90) 501.00 268 268 1,881 1,037 844 168 125 43 Dllathrath(91) 2,086.93 913 925 6,149 3,331 2,818 704 603 44 Kheri Taloda(2) 322.13 113 120 731 380 351 189 179 45 Sewaha (Slwaha)(3) 955.04 440 440 3,125 1,695 1,430 280 217 46 TaJoda(1) 270.73 100 100 803 416 387 60 64 47 Lohchab (Lochap)(98) 833.24 303 303 2,008 1,069 939 281 254 48 Manoharpur(99) 702.12 309 309 2,055 1,114 941 295 245 49 Barsana(96) 302.30 133 133 940 514 426 88 70 50 Khunga(97) 272.35 105 105 698 387 311 100 90 51 Dalamwala(94) 863.18 460 461 3,333 1,793 1,540 289 277 52 Bohatwala(95) 504.23 180 180 1,205 620 585 122 112 53 Kandela(90) 1,320.07 568 568 4,319 2,307 2,012 363 327 54 Sirirag (Siri Raj)(91) 655.18 67 67 458 254 204 22 15 55 Jiwanpur(93) 310.39 72 72 555 280 275 36 30 CENSUS ABSTRACt JIND DISTRICT Literates Main Workers Marginal Non-Workers ------__ Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricul- Household Other Workers (1) tural Industry- Workers (I-IX) Labourers Manufacturing, (IlI,1 V, V(b) (U) Processing, & VI to IX] Servicing and Repairs (V(a)] .--- M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 ,212 26 252 .. 201 .. 34 . . 2 15 6 89 230 305 266 20 509 12 347 9 119 3 1 42 .. .. 379 802 574 59 1,038 .. 811 .. 139 .. 6 82 .. 57 1,038 755 515 1,307 164 1,690 230 1,023 172 296 30 10 .. 361 28 25 438 1,799 2,188 1,474 247 2,006 93 1,205 24 216 4 67 4 518 61 61 1,021 1,937 2,183 167 19 257 16 150 .. 9 . . 4 .. 94 16 91 237 291 270 39 394 16 260 7 85 4 23 4 26 1 .. 303 334 282 386 49 574 99 372 53 135 44 67 2 8 188 643 786 7(}7 42 1,500 377 1,079 301 257 70 19 .. 145 6 16 56 1,394 1,834 362 48 811 6 630 4 96 10 1 75 1 26 368 797 961 1,064 95 1,663 16 1,038 8 120 4 53 452 3 159 996 1,468 1,646 inhabited 1.,052 138 1,615 230 1,027 204 276 19 47 265 7 51 511 1,804 2,166 130 19 194 1 174 13 .. 7 1 143 140 106 921 124 1,576 28 923 2 288 S 42 6 323 15 134 958 1,436 1,742 150 18 208 .. 112 62 7 27 2 141 202 221 219 150 257 5 75 .. 163 2 17 5 .. 205 365 2,222 954 2,591 114 1,175 4 399 26 44 2 973 82 23 96 2,876 4,533 463 138 598 26 244 187 3 1 167 22 14 23 621 998 386 187 630 143 400 12 140 65 8 82 66 5 6 482 830 178 73 329 2 130 183 2 3 13 23 263 458 117 41 436 261 165 .. 1 9 .. 285 649 271 40 417 2 277 .. 78 1 20 .. 42 1 26 293 299 319 718 175 1,296 99 654 36 411 51 11 2 220 10 50 153 1,020 1,797 783 221 1,009 28 597 4 263 22 30 1 119 1 17 129 1,030 1,547 377 48 625 97 383 32 95 24 18 129 40 52 264 521 686 426 117 869 34 345 2 329 10 7 188 22 31 123 743 1,272 130 40 154 15 70 5 55 9 1 .. 28 1 3 33 161 238 1,90'0 404 2,701 385 1,695 301 262 17 23 2 721 65 193 842 2,390 3,195 222 49 262 29 148 5 29 33 17 52 7 95 274 392 276 30 474 10 322 4 82 4 • .. 70 2 .. 307 527 577 784 153 1,049 35 566 6 159 11 62 5 262 13 63 503 969 1,244 86 21 120 8 54 1 48 6 1 1 17 28 88 89 81 176 34 224 6 149 26 .. 2 .. 47 6 47 184 176 189 393 48 584 35 355 6 115 21 4 1 110 7 78 356 586 634 325. 83 484 20 378 5 20 15 6 80 19 191 344 524 136 17 217 7 119 1 54 4 1 .. 43 2 37 181 163 165 175 21 346 211 189 182 53 24 2 I 102 4 11 53 281 252 155 9 327 66 178 55 117 10 3 29 1 56 77 258 378 69 1 244 7 149 1 88 5 7 1 170 352 263 35 332 67 161 51 96 6 .. .. 75 10 88 77 305 446 321 29 528 48 318 30 60 6 11 9 139 3 37 265 472 531 1,225 301 1,574 33 837 16 304 8 49 1 384 8 27 366 1,730 2,419 165 58 202 133 110 51 56 76 36 6 .. .. 178 218 752 194 826 366 551 247 141 115 12 122 4 51 307 818 757 172 30 224 3 158 3 42 .. .. 24 " 192 384 390 79 478 293 252 167 160 126 23 43 . , .. 6 591 640 454 112 504 47 265 40 162 2 .. 77 5 39 244 571 650 255 50 186 5 116 .. 34 1 7 3 29 1 62 235 266 186 168 37 179 20 84 10 25 7 2 68 3 208 291 538 80 830 111 484 105 165 4 21 160 2 33 521 930 908 228 36 328 156 243 118 78 38 .. 7 7 99 285 330 873 114 1,098 17 742 3 25 2 44 287 12 21 472 1,188 1,523 115 20 137 1 89 1 9 39 14 108 , 103 95 110 9 ISS 3 101 1 39 2 10 S 45 187 80 85 lINn r AItSIL V1LLAGi!: PRiMARV Loca Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total Population (including Scheduled ~cheduled tion (Had bast No.) Village occupied House- Institutional & Houseless Castes Tribes Code in Hec resi- holds Population) No. tares dential Houses P M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 56 Shahabpur(92) 1,318.85 476 476 3,370 1,802 1,568 345 307 57 Jitgarh(89) 320.10 80 80 ~23 313 310 17 24 58 Roopgarh(88) 970.83 327 328 2,165 1,171 994 294 230 .. 59 Barodi(87) 436.24 160 160 1,084 577 507 21 20 60 Jhanj Kalan(86) 568.00 260 260 1,711 900 811 257 237 61 Jhanj Khurd(85) 445.15 207 210 1,283 681 602 133 106 62 Amarheri (Amar Kheri)(80) 423.29 311 311 2,071 1,102 969 159 134 63 Kaer Kheri (Kar Kheri)(82) 326.58 110 110 735 417 318 100 75 64 Ahirka(83) 564.53 351 351 2,495 1,280 1,215 194 176 65 Jalalpur Kalan(13) 625.23 234 258 1,849 1,008 841 272 219 66 Julani(84) 770.11 399 400 2,530 1,374 1,156 350 268 67 Daryawala(3) 676.22 222 226 1,593 842 751 157 152 68 Barsola(l) 1,495.00 476 476 3,200 1,765 1,435 263 195 69 Kheri Jajwan(2) 418.00 167 167 1,184 637 547 101 83 70 Jajwan(l) 998.00 355 355 2,535 1,328 1,207 159 149 71 Sangatpura(4) 502.00 246 246 1,686 904 782 206 171 72 Blganwala(9) 129.09 33 33 245 122 123 1 2 73 Gunkali(8) 635.00 191 192 1,430 739 691 163 153 74 Rajpura(7) 1,323.00 424 424 3,023 1,640 1,383 370 308 75 Intal Khurd(6) 510.00 172 172 1,170 618 552 175 140 76 Intal Kalan(5) 559.00 263 263 1,875 1,036 839 265 241 77 Ikas(12) 529.00 238 238 1,810 967 843 110 90 78 Jalalpura Khurd(14) 347.62 202 238 1,447 779 668 206 167 79 Birbaraban(15) 603.38 23 23 132 80 52 8 7 80 GiJbindpura(54) 481.16 152 152 949 496 453 228 188 81 Jind(Rural)(79) 2407.00 23 23 126 88 38 12 6 82 Pindara(72) 471.00 263 269 1,732 953 779 140 111 83 Nirjan(75) 774.00 318 334 2,249 1,216 1,033 228 191 84 Haibatpur(78) 468.00 199 199 1,516 829 687 254 202 85 Teg Bahadurpur(81) 186.15 48 48 379 210 169 17 12 86 Khokhri(77) 652.75 268 268 1,862 1,007 855 263 200 87 Manda Kheri(76) 135.97 51 51 328 175 153 37 13 88 Lakhmirwala(74) 313.63 132 132 957 514 443 94 101 89 Brah Khurd(73) 1008.06 399 430 3,092 1,699 1,393 318 260 90 Brah Kalan(100) 1,214.00 470 472 3,579 1,914 1,665 387 315 91 Assan(4) 889.08 287 287 2,022 1,085 937 214 172 92 Cnabri(67) 439.48 172 172 1,180 640 540 69 56 93 Knarak Ramji(68) 1,235.00 327 327 2,433 1,304 1,129 131 107 94 Sindhvi Khera(69) 604.19 275 275 1,907 1,048 859 138 139 95 Radhana(70) 1,093.00 384 384 2,871 1,511 1,360 387 358 96 Nidani(64) 1,146.05 369 373 2,730 1,485 1,245 314 255 97 Padana(65) 736.00 298 298 2,087 1,093 994 254 229 98 Nidana(66) 1,220.51 438 438 3,420 1,831 1,589 289 247 99 Lalit Khera(7) 682.00 165 165 1,285 670 615 33 31 100 Bharc'I1 Khera(46) 615.92 186 186 1,331 694 637 147 128 101 Dhigana(47) 1,490.84 497 498 3,730 2,017 1,713 341 262 102 Ramkali(48) 738.54 226 227 1,779 936 843 159 131 103 Shamlo Kalan(61) 1,759.95 578 593 4,316 2,284 2,032 302 255 104 Khima Kheri(62) 342.76 93 93 672 359 313 64 52 105 Shamlo Khurd(63) - 365.83 157 157 1,157 598 559 124 110 106 Anoopgarh(58) 569.79 196 196 1,497 801 696 75 64 107 Baroli(57) 520.42 223 223 1,606 857 749 206 185 108 Ashrafgarh(71 ) 519.20 226 226 1,584 857 727 215 207 109 Kishan pura(Kisianpura) (55) 423.70 121 121 752 405 347 2 4 110 Bishanpura(56) 429.77 247 247 1,590 831 759 147 15(\ .. 13q CENSUS ABSTRACT JIND DISTRICT Literates MaIn Workers Marginal Non-Workers Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricul- Household Other Workers (I) tural Industry- Workers (I-IX) Labourers Manufacturing, [II1,IV,V(b) (II) Processing, & VI to IX] Servicing and Repairs [V(a)] M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 580 70 873 16 621 3 149 12 7 96 1 64 619 865 933 136 22 157 164 137 163 1 .. 3 16 1 1 155 146 392 44 551 13 352 6 115 5 3 81 2 61 335 559 646 238 27 276 245 .. 12 .. 4 15 .. 28 269 273 238 376 59 402 10 241 3 32 2 9 120 5 24 263 474 538 305 43 351 12 209 3 7 .. 3 132 8 1 238 329 352 451 136 518 114 312 97 104 16 7 95 1 4 83 580 772 158 23 191 2 92 15 9 75 2 1 73 225 243 665 139 584 8 324 56 3 8 196 5 13 233 683 974 355 57 458 261 109 1 87 550 841 607 131 698 7 396 4 135 7 160 3 6'15 1,149 369 64 374 3 258 44 9 63 3 .. 230 468 518 773 92 788 5 542 68 .. 55 125 5 22 200 955 1,230 215 26 319 41 255 26 32 15 I 31 .. 2 16 316 490 554 72 597 402 468 372 67 29 3 59 1 6 731 799 333 73 458 12 282 8 58 46 72 3 13 306 433 464 53 18 56 1 51 1 1 4 .. 2 39 64 83 284 53 380 5 291 .. 55 . . . . 34 5 5 359 681 656 124 767 104 439 42 55 20 11 2 262 40 60 386 813 893 257 67 292 4 155 1 92 9 36 3 5 118 321 430 399 71 497 169 245 101 241 68 .. II .. 139 539 531 456 165 420 151 282 150 57 11 70 1 2 545 692 432 113 392 165 95 2 130 3 158 384 510 44 11 32 .. 12 .. 9 .. 11 .. 48 52 138 44 247 9 107 1 94 7 46 1 249 444 43 9 56 .. 18 .. 26 .. 12 32 38 534 137 427 17 222 11 41 5 10 154 I 35 278 491 . 484 538 123 607 19 305 14 21 2 7 274 3 25 292 586 722 314 96 363 11 192 3 115 8 . . .. 56 .. 82 356 384 320 61 8 98 45 74 28 8 5 5 11 12 3 112 121 421 94 509 50 303 19 113 11 10 6 83 14 6 284 492 521 93 40 101 2 59 23 1 .. 19 1 .. 25 74 126 235 33 248 1 139 .. 36 1 10 63 .. 5 44 261 398 535 95 902 325 453 226 51 20 30 368 79 14 7 783 1,061 . 716 123 830 263 443 179 97 47 13 277 37 57 100 1,027 1,302 468 60 520 18 364 6 99 10 4 2 53 .. 15 198 550 721 328 80 232 109 179 88 20 18 3 .. 30 3 17 3 391 428 354 46 658 2 493 1 24 .. 49 I 92 .. .. 646 1127 403 66 497 7 353 " 56 4 8 .. 80 3 4 551 848 614 81 724 286 409 206 129 51 37 3 149 26 29 86 758 988 489 76 690 272 436 209 133 56 22 .. 99 7 16 14 779 959 421 54 499 12 294 7 96 2 40 2 69 I 2 594 980 675 185 893 346 554 277 200 61 32 6 107 2 2 938 1,241 352 92 340 1 253 57 17 13 1 330 614 273 56 307 2 187 68 5 47 2 387 635 810 202 945 236 610 221 178 14 30 127 1 .. 5 1,072 1,472 402 80 421 14 266 10 47 .. 14 2 94 2 71 320 444 509 916 191 1,102 792 768 664 114 96 27 2 193 30 32 39 1,150 1,201 172 28 184 76 133 63 36 13 3 12 1 175 236 224 40 292 115 193 83 47 32 18 34 13 306 431 408 116 376 200 288 178 40 18 1 47 4 425 496 303 SO 401 226 271 176 97 50 3 30 456 523 30S 88 377 2 261 1 S6 1 60 480 725 183 35 230 9S 95 .. 40 ...... 175 347 ~2S lU ~~~ H7 ~QZ 93 19 lO 13 p~ H 4 ' 2.0 4~l Ci~~ 136 JINDTAHSlt VILLAGE PRIMARY Loca- Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled tion (Had bast No.) Village occupied House (including Castes Tribes Code in Hce- residential holds Institutional & No. tares· Houses Houseless Population) P M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 111 Bahbalpur(52) 488.04 238 238 1,630 878 752 112 76 112 Ghimana(53) 632.51 410 410 3,003 1,597 1,406 354 312 113 Ramgarh(l6} 625.00 276 276 2,074 1,108 966 374 328 114 Ramrai(11) 1,271.00 648 648 4,439 2,393 2,046 341 284 115 Ponkar Kheri(10) 988.00 338 338 2,431 1,312 1,119 117 ·108 116 ]lZra(18) 1,536.97 578 578 3,826 2,033 1,793 351 315 I17 Bihipur(l7) 1,433.78 498 521 3,703 1,982 1,721 396 359 118 Barar Khera (Birar Khera) (51) 652.34 207 207 1,690 893 797 83 85 119 Kinana(59) 1,555.59 407 407 2,682 1,437 1,245 342 317 120 Gosain Khera(60) 454.05 146 146 1,163 611 552 78 73 121 Buradehar(50) 519.00 136 136 1,020 552 468 90 68 122 Buwana(19) 1,111.66 494 494 3,310 1,782 1,528 388 340 123 Khraintee(20) 1,435.40 376 376 2,785 1,519 1,266 367 305 .'. .124 GharIVali(38) 717.50 193 193 1,687 891 796 143 128 " 125 Gatauli(49) 1,694.80 625 630 4,406 2,390 2,016 392 319 126 Karsola(40) 1,392.00 537 537 3,885 2,092 1,793 409 343 127 Fatehgarh(42) 485.21 151 151 1,175 657 518 g5 72 128 Lajwanu Khurd(41) 900.01 319 320 2,322 1,246 1,076 276 243 ]29 Sirsa Kheri(43) 378.00 165 165 1,175 635 540 158 174 130 Nandgarh(45) 875.00 422 424 2,798 1,456 1,342 363 334 131 Meherera(44) 704.95 292 294 2,068 1,118 950 288 240 132 Lajwana KaJan(30) ],901. 99 687 693 4,832 2,585 2,247 439 373 133 Akalgarh(29) 499.37 265 265 1,884 986 898 150 142 134 HathwaJa(28) 1,199.00 412 412 3,008 1,653 1,355 281 241 135 Pauli(27) 951.00 420 423 2,988 1,615 1,373 299 266 136 Zafargarh(26) 1,1I1.00 621 621 4,051 2,199 1,852 434 402 137 Bahamanwas(25) 724.00 179 179 1,475 786 689 115 90 138 Budha Khera Lather(31) 1,052.00 411 413 2,940 1,580 1,360 457 379 139 Shadipur(32) 459.00 213 213 1,509 824 685 116 102 140 Julana (Rural) (33) 1,382.00 21 21 113 63 50 8 9 141 Jaijaiwanti(39) 669.74 186 186 1,244 685 559 87 66 142 Khera Bakhta(37) 651. 94 232 241 1,721 931 790 139 122 143 Rajgarh(35) 296.23 lOR 108 BI2 443 369 47 38 144 Jhamola(36) 644.00 247 247 1,772 962 810 269 223 145 Karela(21) 908.10 380 380 2,636 1,428 1,208 219 169 146 Mal vi (Nalvi) (22) 1,313.00 537 537 3,934 2,106 1,828 521 418 147 Desh Khera(34) 707.38 80 80 636 334 302 24 27 148 Kamach Khera (23) 649.92 143 144 ].052 555 497 82 68 149 Devcrar(24) 1,161.63 405 405 3,052 1,633 1,419 340 271 Grand Total 128,738 47,199 47,455 331,159 178,478 152,681 35,654 30,382 Notes :- (1) Where a town and village bear an identical name, the word (Rural) has been added after the name of the village. (2) The area of a village (revenue estate) is based on the information supplied by the Revenue Patwari and includes urban area, if any. 137 CENSUS ABSTRACT JIND DISTRICT Literates Main Workers Marginal Non-Workers Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers (I) Labourers Industry- Workers (I-IX) (II) Manufacturing, [III,IV,V(b) Processing, & VI to IX] Servicing and Repairs [V(a)] --- M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 514 164 364 4 222 2 28 " 15 99 2 15 27 499 721 433 84 780 26 514 3 244 23 ' , 22 " 1 816 1,380 499 113 534 2 316 , , 136 1 5 77 1 , , ' , 574 964 1,039 248 1,009 29 560 5 195 20 49 205 4 80 307 1,304 1,710 407 58 580 184 398 126 134 57 8 40 1 97 381 635 554 776 133 947 529 645 503 79 19 26 197 7 , , ' , 1,086 1,264 762 140 944 15 523 1 186 2 39 196 ]2 43 375 995 ],331 455 101 393 391 241 305 38 41 24 24 90 21 32 39 468 367 559 122 635 33 343 11 108 10 22 1 162 11 16 232 786 980 263 75 253 4 173 1 16 18 46 3 87 267 271 281 186 50 210 102 158 92 14 ' , , , 38 10 13 106 329 260 554 91 865 119 516 108 100 16 3 233 8 .29 33 888 1,376 648 125 726 33 465 31 205 1 55 2 , , 1 793 1,232 , , , , 326 86 383 3 256 " I 126 3 2 132 506 661 905 234 1,147 285 714 272 242 3 42 1 149 9 1 1,243 1,730 922 222 1,003 340 598 294 107 23 29 I 269 22 27 77 1,062 1,376 262 19 283 203 198 176 36 25 10 2 39 " II ' , 363 315 522 95 557 304 295 164 34 14 26 ' , 202 126 50 158 639 614 272 41 285 198 200 154 15 14 8 3 62 27 . , " 350 342 657 195 648 306 345 212 181 83 17 1 105 10 65 161 743 875 , , 493 125 552 11 327 5 108 I 36 " 81 5 " 566 939 1,138 277 1,240 674 697 463 244 191 32 8 267 12 8 15 1,337 1,558 346 48 526 256 395 211 71 39 9 5 51 1 33 240 427 402 718 191 755 107 439 50 208 52 12 96 5 8 40 890 1,208 740 169 694 315 391 290 120 19 4 179 6 2 83 919 975 957 264 1,041 96 437 81 212 10 7 :185 5 28 245 1,130 1,511 58 322 354 2 205 2 43 " 4 " 70 .. " " 464 687 691 140 717 344 415 322 36 4 69 6 197 12 11 76 852 940 522 224 378 24 151 11 13 2 47 3 167 8 6 103 440 558 32 6 31 1 1 4 1 9 17 32 49 , , 334 106 333 94 177 73 44 18 7 105 3 " 352 465 390 76 428 10 249 8 53 1 21 105 1 25 199 478 581 178 24 241 209 181 165 49 44 2 9 " 1 202 159 379 38 485 115 289 76 129 38 7 60 1 , , 55 477 640 599 88 688 19 479 11 117 8 10 82 15 443 725 746 647 130 968 236 613 208 190 24 21 2 144 2 7 297 1,131 1,295 149 23 139 107 105 98 9 8 1 24 1 2 1 193 194 214 28 232 55 165 37 45 17 5 17 1 23 177 300 265 560 III 793 222 526 178 147 36 18 102 8 6 210 834 987 67,704 14,128 86,093 14,636 52,257 10,782 14,847 2,462 2,046 156 16,943 1,236 3,178 23,542 89,207 114,503 JIND TAHSIL . URBAN PRIMARY Loca- Name of Town/Ward Area of No. of No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled tion Town in occupied House (including Castes Tribes Code Km2 residen- holds Institutional No. tial and Houseless Houses Population) P M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 IV JIND (M.C.) 15.30 9,539 9,612 56,748 30,567 26,181 3,048 2,578 1 504 522 2,514 1,368 1,146 189 157 2 560 561 2,835 1,561 1,274 273 238 3 497 497 2,770 1,503 1,267 305 255 4 514 515 3,301 1,772 1,535 166 165 "to 5 664 664 3,500 1,902 1,598 235 225 6 587 587 3,634 2,007 1,627 49 39 " 7 425 425 2,890 1,526 1,364 .. 8 336 336 2,016 1,075 941 20 15 " 9 411 417 2,510 1,308 1,202 .. 10 456 456 2,618 1,355 1,263 3 3 .. 11 855 855 4,667 2,587 2,080 112 74 .. 12 490 537 3,265 1,763 1,502 183 154 .. 13 692 692 4,139 2,253 1,886 130 111 .. 14 526 528 3,248 1,763 1,485 168 130 " 15 389 1,308 " 388 2,712 1,404 34 26 16 362 362 2,265 1,221 1,044 4 2 17 402 402 2,392 1,293 1,099 442 357 18 366 369 2,545 1,349 1,196 3 1 " 19 498 498 2,921 1,557 1,364 732 626 " V JULANA (M.C,) 1.22 1,477 1,482 9,294 5,055 4,239 903 750 1 113 113 780 414 366 169 141 2 76 76 519 285 234 " 3 89 89 645 334 311 .. .. " .. 4 122 122 771 404 367 269 242 .. 5 157 157 911 496 415 42 32 6 131 131 854 471 383 225 182 7 172 175 1,065 614 451 127 93 8 100 100 756 409 347 " 9 191 191 920 494 426 39 28 " 10 948 513 435 17 20 " 147 147 •• 11 179 m 1,125 621 S04 15 12 UG CENSUS ABSTRACt .ttNb bIsnutf Literates Main Workers Marginal Non-Workers Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers (I) Labourers Industry- Workers (I-IX) (II) Manufactu· [III,IV, V(b) ring, Proce- & VI to IX] ssing, Servicing and Repairs [V(a)] M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 20,031 12,092 14.190 686 809 25 770 39 650 17 11 1961 60$ 30 27 16,347 25,468 943 498 624 6 4 4 1 615 6 1 .. 743 1,140 996 595 739 32 10 42 19 668 32 1 1 821 1,241 1,014 592 120 33 12 16 8 4 684 29 .. 1 783 1,233 1,074 795 816 39 38 9 .. 122 3 647 36 1 .. 955 1,496 1,303 756 899 35 16 15 1 11 3 857 31 2 1,003 1,561 1,085 538 982 29 127 1 187 25 643 28 1 1,024 1,598 974 592 749 35 157 14 174 2 36 .. 382 19 1 776 1,329 677 404 547 27 124 43 2 116 1 264 24 .. 528 914 995 642 598 34 9 8 23 558 34 2 710 1,166 1,104 821 628 47 21 1 2 37 568 46 727 1,216 1,843 1,097 1,158 79 41 .. 44 3 58 1,015 75 1,429 2,001 1,026 543 740 29 38 4 92 13 8 602 12 .. 1,023 1,473 1,190 541 1,058 22 41 2 74 3 44 899 17 10 16 1,185 1,848 1,177 658 807 30 49 3 37 9 29 1 692 17 956 1,455 985 665 656 19 4 9 1 643 18 748 1,289 958 637 516 32 59 3 33 421 32 .. 2 705 1,010 780 431 606 81 8 6 23 2 569 79 15 1 672 1,017 971 723 662 24 18 ...... 644 24 2 687 1,170 936 564 685 53 33 14 6 48 1 S90 46 872 1,311 2,843 1,232 2,564 135 502 54 384 38 129 5 1,549 38 19 131 2,472 3,973 137 48 209 46 89 16 87 28 6 2 27 2 204 318 135 39 136 12 81 12 1 11 43 5 149 217 180 67 170 4 64 2 8 7 91 2 164 307 125 .25 220 3 22 .. 114 .. 17 67 3 .. . . 184 364 261 98 251 26 112 12 13 7 8 118 7 15 84 230 305 196 42 226 3 36 72 2 25 93 1 9 244 371 379 164 326 5 7 33 13 273 5 1 1 287 445 306 191 191 3 1 3 187 3 .. 218 344 343 191 275 17 13 13 9 3 240 14 1 30 218 379 382 211 241 5 8 4 14 9 210 1 272 430 399 156 319 11 70 7 28 1 21 200 3 302 493 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT SAFIDON TAHSIT4 141 SAFIDON TAHSIL VILLAGE PktMAkV Loca- Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total Population (including Scheduled Scheduled tion (Hadbast No.) Village in occupied House- Institutional & Houseless Castes Tribes Code Hectares residential holds Population) No. Houses P M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 B~i'i Khera(21) 377.00 121 121 803 443 360 169 127 2 Rajana(20) 795.00 321 337 1,951 1,043 908 179 155 3 Jamni(19) 964.00 358 358 2,482 1,355 1,127 120 100 4 Amrali Khera (18) 320.00 105 114 771 418 353 27 30 5 Bhuran (Bhoran) (16) 440.00 404 405 2,465 1,319 1,146 217 210 6 Pillu Khera (Pilo Khera) (17) 733.00 262 262 1,794 982 812 116 111 7 Dharoli(5) 803.00 288 289 2,101 1,113 988 259 231 8 Kalwan(15) 1,885.81 948 948 6,192 3,351 2,841 507 401 9 Buuha Khera (22) 1,167.50 495 502 3,240 1,782 1,458 353 295 10 Hoshiarpura(26) 294.00 102 102 656 366 . 290 120 106 11 Kalawati(27) 445.15 147 147 1,045 549 496 75 64 12 Ram Nagar (29) 650.32 343 343 2,149 1,193 956 230 188 13 .Hagru Kalan (Bhagrd kalan)(31) 394.16 227 227 1,601 887 714 134 100 14 Hadwa(30) 541.00 224 224 1,629 879 750 144 114 15 Kharak Gagar(14) 598.00 194 194 1,423 794 629 172 142 16 Gangoli(J3 ) 1,530.90 625 639 4,339 2,344 1,995 447 337 17 Bhiag Khera (12) 639.00 249 249 1,999 1,076 923 177 155 18 Morkhi(l1) 1535.00 650 651 4,411 2,392 2,019 417 375 19 Malsari Khera (10) 678.00 132 132 983 510 473 66 57 20 Bnambhewa(Bhambwa) (9) 1,389.00 457 457 2,764 1,501 1,263 298 242 21 Ludana(8) 988.00 406 406 2,747 1,486 1,261 357 300 22 .Hhartana(6) 865.00 364 364 2,423 1,289 1,134 220 190 23 Anchra Kalan (35) 486.42 319 319 1,933 1,042 891 235 184 24 Anchra Khurd(33) 772.13 334 334 2,202 1,199 1,003 173 147 25 Sarfabad(34) 281.66 78 78 470 257 213 28 22 26 Bargu Khurd (32) 382.02 201 201 1,262 674 588 111 104 27 Hangarh(36) 516.00 242 242 1,571 867 704 155 141 28 Hat(.H) 1,446.00 774 774 4,764 2,584 2,180 432 377 29 Butani(28) 876.00 384 384 2,409 1,327 1,082 232 191 30 Rojhla(Rajhala) (40) 428.00 171 171 1,123 600 523 109 109 31 Malar(25) 734.00 265 265 1,869 992 877 105 94 .. 32 Karkhana (39) 403.06 249 259 1,542 834 708 192 143 33 Ratta Khera (50) 400.00 263 263 1,540 821 719 174 156 34 Silla Khera(41) 563.00 248 251 1,430 766 664 165 123 35 Bahadargarh(42) 458.00 254 256 1,668 925 743 159 123 36 Singhana(43) 1,249.00 619 620 4,222 2,260 1,962 480 403 37 Jaipur(24) 339.00 128 128 792 421 371 72 56 38 Chhapar(23) 440.00 148 148 940 503 437 217 166 39 Muana(63) 3,983.00 1,427 1,427 9,713 5,231 4,482 1,195 943 40 Rorh(Rohar) (89) 1,144.00 366 367 2,477 1,309 1,168 287 263 41 Danauii(92) 847.00 270 271 1,705 923 782 296 242 42 Then Malakpur(91) 507.00 85 85 567 305 262 4 3 43 Malakpur(90) 1,040.00 309 309 2,085 1,099 986 371 318 44 Aftabgarh(45) 229.00 133 133 721 391 330 145 105 4S Paju Knurd(44) 390.00 227 227 1,444 779 665 88 78 46 Paju Kalan (46) 345.90 274 274 2,001 1,091 910 152 133 47 Khera Khemawati(48) 831.00 517 518 3,473 1,845 1,628 257 238 (Khera Khamwati) 48 Rampura(49) 383.23 109 109 725 383 342 105 95 49 Safidon (Rural) (54) 1,539.00 49 49 288 144 144 19 29 SO Sahanpur(59) 432.20 222 222 1,419 755 664 156 162 51 Dharamgarh(47) 513.13 206 206 1,430 748 682 99 84 52 Mimnabad (Memnabad) (63) 1,068.76 385 386 2,429 1,305 1,124 310 275 53 Didwara(64) , 1,058.00 546 548 3,654 1,969 1685 426 337 54 Bhuslana(65) 465.00 162 162 1,213 657 556 82 S4 sS Khatla(62) 266.00 166 170 1.103 598 50S US 103 .. , t 4.3 CEN.SUS ,AlJSTR~CT . JIND DISTRICT , Literates Main Workers Marginal Non-Workers Workers Total Midn Cultivators _ Agricultural Household Other Workers (I) Labourers Industry- Workers (I-IX) (II) Manufacturing. [III,IV,V(b) Processing, & VI to IX) Servicing and Re- pairs [V (a)] ,M F ,M F M F 'M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 175 32 207 20 . 84 15 106 4 4 13 1 14 236 .' 326 430 93 523 104 ,306 73 79 13 26 112 18 13 520 791 646 87 605 5 411 51 15 128 5 279 750 843 169 50 235 124 26 , . 7 78 . . · . , , 183 . 353 779 280 ',589 9 181 41 1 54 313 8 5 52 725 1,085 507 184 463 2 226 . . 62 . . .. 175 2 31 231 488 579 422 79 485 133 289 84 113 42 11 · , 72 7 · . 1 628 854 1,405 343 1,735 67 1,122 14 158 8 68 2 387 43 55 460 1,561 2,314 729 207 887 134 488 49 267 81 38 1 94 3 112 895 1.212 208 72 178 70 59 71 70 48 188 220 . 200 50 274 151 174 92 78 59 5 , , 17 .. 7 96 268 249 404 69 722 327 513 300 135 23 2S 1 49 3 88 295 383 334 336 61 405 5 293 3 71 7 2 34 .. 3 482 706 383 71 468 12 283 11 81 10 94 1 3 241 408 497 '393 54 '. 387 3 273 3 71 7 36 1 71 406 555 1,001 255 .1,039 22 633 7 163 2 39 2 204 11 46 534 1,259 1,439 531 110 391 6 271 .. 44 4 11 65 2 189 458 496 459 868 138 1,184 12 748 2 275 6 18 · . 143 4 9 260 1,199 1,747 228 33 212 73 158 70 30 2 4 1 20 9 139 289 261 642 123 633 24 453 20 109 3 is 1 56 115 506 753 733 668 148 631 53 396 28 106 19 6 · . 123 6 9 3 846 1,205 613 152 529 34 359 6 29 4 14 1 127 23 5S 128 705 972 435 137 489 46 214 29 139 11 21 11 S 6 8 48 545 797 431 78 616 135 448 88 63 46 15 90 1 3 179 580 689 137 44 125 64 99 62 18 2 1 7 132 149 301 90 311 19 179 2 48 7 12 72 9 2 7 361 562 413 119 464 2 320 2 114 " 4 · . 26 " 8 130 395 572 1.095 251 1,304 83 741 67 287 6 53 1 223 9 23 322 1,257 1,775 461 62 649 7 397 137 7 23 92 19 95 659 980 282 98 282 2 177 84 2 2 19 2 167 316 354 531 125 438 3 304 2 79 6 49 1 ,. 554 874 293 43 451 2 232 , , 156 ' , 5 · . 58 2 427 383 279 356 97 441 33 188 2 118 19 25 6 110 6 14 153 366 53~ 352 76 421 52 247 22 74 7 2 · . 98 23 · . 345 612 415 64 470 49 257 4 73 14 1 140 30 2 453 694 772 275 1,108 249 664 151 295 89 35 5 114 4 16 56 1,136 1,657 156 43 214 20 93 65 16 4 52 4 · . 4 207 347 193 126 280 151 , . 100 · . 29 7 13 216 424 1,737 431 2,381 90 1,345 51 476 15 134 5 426 19 57 219 2,793 4,173 350 151 1,063 2 636 1 122 4 301 1 1 246 1,165 336 147 562 332 161 28 41 2 359 781 70 23 196 170 15 11 109 262 346 227 691 60 345 228 60 5 113 408 926 174 78 250 115 .. 52 3 80 .. .. 19 141 311 363 113 397 26 234 19 33 1 129 7 45 191 337 448 292 31 553 2 281 .. 127 1 1 44 1 45 11 533 897 690 153 848 7 585 1 75 1 19 169 5 53 146 944 1,475 96 42 233 32 150 8 70 24 2 11 " 150 310 69 34 86 1 49 19 18 1 58 143 380 73 400 2 178 115 21 86 2 355 662 299 185 443 77 293 21 131 56 .. 19 .. 305 605 431 213 783 11 502 2 181 7 20 1 80 1 15 116 507 997 676 139 1,012 12 657 1 237 2 26 3 92 6 9 5 948 1.668 193 26 358 6 223 2 102 3 33 1 .. 299 550 Z19 34 317 44 215 37 83 5 19 2 1 280 461 144 SAFIDON TAHSIL VILLAGE PRIMARY Loca Name of Village Area of No. of No. of Total population Scheduled Scheduled tion (Had bast No.) Village in occu- House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes Code Hectares pied holds & Houseless Population) No. Resi. dential Houses P M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 56 Basini(61) 195.00 68 68 462 242 220 30 25 57 Badodh(Barod) (60) 412.00 lI8 118 800 412 388 142 122 58 Todi Kheri (58) 328.00 167 167 1,171 639 532 128 117 59 Anta(57) 633.00 213 217 1,302 712 590 119 88 60 Karsindhu(56) 382.00 104 104 674 354 320 48 48 61 Tito Kheri (TitooKheri) (55) 319.00 110 110 655 352 303 71 64 62 Bahadarpur (Bahader Pur) (52) 318.00 166 166 987 523 464 211 202 63 Singhpura(53) 420.00 329 329 2,005 1,127 878 247 197 64 Kharkara(Kherkra) (51) 214.00 74 82 549 290 259 '29 23 65 Kurar(38) 507.00 187 187 1,299 693 606 96 87 Grand Total 46,576 19.088 19,175 126,056 68,020 58,036 13,071 11,004 Notes :-(1) Where a town and village bear an identical name, the word (Rural) has been added after the name of the village. (2) The area of a village (revenue estate) is based on the information supplied by the Revenue Patwari and includes urban area, if any, 145 CENSUS ABSTRACT JIND DISTRICT Literates Main Workers Marginal Non-Workers Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers (I) Labourers Industry- Workers (I-IX) (II) Manufacturing, [III,IV, V(b) Processing, & VI to IX] Servicing and Repairs [V(a)] M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 103 28 112 21 84 18 22 2 " " 6 17 44 113 155 116 51 233 19 125 2 95 17 1 12 " " 179 369 293 52 294 14 140 9 85 5 3 " " 66 2 345 516 220 69 391 43 140 3 165 36 5 1 81 3 1 321 546 160 28 158 76 97 45 41 30 6 1 14 196 r:, 244 168 34 174 27 88 66 22 2 18 3 178 276 145 53 278 "" 155 "" 102 7 14 "" 245 464 458 113 597 4 190 1 129 1 277 3 2 " " 528 874 109 52 163 " " 128 " " 16 1 18 1 15 126 244 290 67 317 4 210 2 43 8 56 114 253 262 349 27,143 7,066 34,135 2,613 20,322 1,432 7,007 855 890 37 5,916 289 1,047 6,520 32,838 48,903 146 SAFIDON TAHSIL URBAN PRIMARY Loca- Name of Town/Ward Area of No. of No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled tion Town in occupied House (including Castes Trib~~ Code Km2 residen- holds Institutional No. tial and Houseless Housel? Population) P M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 VI SAFJDON (M.C.) 6.48 2,429 2,470 15,116 8,051 7,065 856 778 Wardl 245 245 1,368 725 643 13 14 " 2 215 215 1,159 606 553 9 9 3 196 196 1,161 597 564 3 2 " 180 184 977 523 " 4 454 3 252 252 1,453 762 691 620 " 5 570 164 164 1,085 563 522 " 6 171 171 1,106 569 537 3 3 " 7 159 159 969 501 468 " 8 9 241 250 1,573 845 728 12 7 10 186 192 1,133 638 495 26 23 " 'J 11 71 71 610 348 262 ., 12 85 85 730 403 327 4 3 .. 13 264 286 1,792 971 821 163 146 14' tENSUS ABSTRACt .fIND DISTRIcT Literates Main Workers Marginal Non-Workers Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers (I) Labourers Industry- Workers (I-IX) (II) Manufactu- [II1,IV,V(b) ring, Proce- & VI to IX] ssing, Servicing and Repairs [Yea)] M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 4,685 2,862 3,818 126 394 492 10 205 20 2,727 95 18 52 4,215 6,887 418 203 355 9 93 9 2 3 250 7 2 6 368 628 436 310 279 16 16 28 22 213 16 2 327 535 433 297 281 . 12 22 6 253 12 11 17 305 535 387 240 276 11 25 5 10 236 11 247 443 186 34 262 1 16 61 17 168 500 690 246 178 259 3 26 141 6 86 3 304 519 322 246 292 12 21 63 1 16 2 192 9 14 277 511 252 116 249 9 74 35 4 136 9 252 459 442 243 422 22 90 123 5 15 2 194 14 423 706 428 268 337 11 31 7 306 4 301 484 261 160 151 1 1 1 149 197 261 323 221 166 4 9 153 237 327 S51 346 489 19 6 21 2 71 9 391 8 5 13 477 789 APPENDIX . - ENUMERATION BLOCKWISE TOTAL POPULATION AND SCHEDULED CASTES POPULATION 149 151 APPENDIX URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Total and Scheduled Castes Population Urban Block-wise Loca- Name of Town/Ward/ Total Sehe- Loea- Name of Town/Ward/ Total Sche- tion Urban Block Population duled tion Urban Block Population duled Code Castes Code Castes No. No. 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 KALAYAT (M.e.) 10,965 2,106 Ward-IO 1,754 182 BI()ck Ward-l 2,856 1,268 30 796 159 Block 1 382 172 31 508 8 32 450 15 2 450 389 " 3 765 421 4 706 286 Ward-·ll 1,689 73 5 553 Block 33 576 73 34 567 Ward-2 2,856 8 35 546 Block 6 751 7 339 Ward--12 2,475 207 8 565 .. Block 36 434 67 9 694 8 37 561 6 10 507 38 463 96 Ward-3 2,840 477 39 433 13 Block 11 484 40 584 25 12 75(, Ward--13 1,748 395 13 639 " 14 34R 37- Block 41 635 20 15 613 445 42 571 172 43 542 203 Ward--4 2,413 353 Block 16 581 275 Ward -·14 1,032 794 17 670 3 294 18 Block 44 475 648 12 45 557 500 19 514 63 II NARWANA (M.e.) Ward---ls 3,735 1,474 29,242 3,487 Block 46 483 45 Ward-l 2,25fi 132 47 521 30 Bkck 1 72, fi2 48 637 570 2 611 30 49 583 171 3 380 .. 50 483 107 4 542 40 51 476 32 Ward-2 1,51fi 21 52 552 519 Block 5 503 11 6 512 .. 7 501 10 Ward-3 1,578 5 Block 8 661 5 "1 III UCHANA (M.e.) 8,091 1,088, 9 465 10 452 . Ward-l 1,544 41 Ward-4 Block 1 831 3 1,63R 5 2 713 38 Block II 51i9 (im 12 .. Ward-2 557 13 13 46(i 5 J3lock 3 557 13 Ward--s I,X()(' ~-~; ,":"} 21 J3Iock 14 ! 64~ 4 Ward--3 431 5 15 ()()7 (, Block 4 431 5 16 5."5 II Ward Ward-6 I,S05 31· -4 691 23 Block 17 72(, 7 Block 5 691 23 18 3~4 26 19 6')5 I Ward- -5 2,047 792 Block 6 515 12 Ward--7 2,507 J()·I 7 542 165 Block 20 ()'1') 39 8 559 258 21 6X9 12 9 431 357 22 53R 53 23 581 Ward--6 768 Ward-8 2,591l 40 Block 10 768 Block 24 783 Ward---7 1,052 214 25 595 .. 26 Block 11 622 214 614 40 12 430 27 606 Ward-9 1,045 Ward~8 1,001 Block 28 555 ; .. ~ Block 13 242 49 4QO 7sQ !' " 14 152 APPENDIX UR.BAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT T olal aDd SclIoollled Cll~te!l POllulatioll UrblUl Block-wille Total Sche- i'ame of Town/Wardj Total Sche- wea- Name of Town/Ward! J....oca- Urban Block Po~lation Quted lion Urban Block Populatioll duled lion Castes COOl! C APPENDIX URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Total and Scbeduled Castes Population Urball Block.wile Loca- Name of Town/Ward/ Total Sche- Loea- Name of Town/Ward/ Total Sche- tion Urban Block POl?u- duled tion Urban Block Popu- du1ed Code lation Castes Code laton Castes No. No. 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 IV Ward-I9 2,921 1,358 VI SAFIDON (M.C.) 15,116 1,634'" Block 105 299 80 106 611 39 Ward-l 1,368 27 107 611 20 Block 1 763 17 108 459 435 2 605 10 " 109 497 497 " 110 444 287 WanI-2 1,159 18 Block 3 598 9 " 4 561 9 War.-3 1,161 5 V JULANA (M.C.) 9,294 1,653 Block 5 608 6 553 5 Ward-I 780 310 " Block 780 310 Ward--4 977 4 Block 7 584 4 Ward-2 519 8 393 Block 2 519 Ward-5 1,453 1,190 Ward-3 645 Block 9 758 714 Block 3 645 10 695 476 Ward-4 771 511 Ward-6 1,085 Block 4 771 511 Block 11 548 12 537 Ward-5 911 74 Block 5 456 .. Ward-7 1,106 6 6 455 74 Block 13 581 14 525 6 Ward-6 854 407 " Block 7 388 173 Ward-8 969 8 466 234 Block 15 497 16 472 Ward-7 1,065 220 " Block 9 590 106 Ward-9 1,573 19 10 475 114 Block 17 749 18 824 19 Ward--8 756 " Block 11 756 Ward-lO 1,133 49 Block 19 532 28 Ward-9 920 67 20 601 21 Block 12 369 19 13 551 48 Ward-ll 610 Block 21 610 Ward-lO 948 37 Ward-12 730 7 Block 14 620 37 730 7 15 328 Block 22 Wllrd-l3 1,792 309 Ward-ll U25 27 Block 23 634 Block 16 516 27 24 675 170 609 483 13? " 17 25 llISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT OF SCHEDULED CASTES iss t)lSTRICT PRiMARY CENSUS Loca- Olstrlct/tahsil/Ci ty oWn /t Total/Rural/ No. of House- Total Scheduled Castes Population tion Urban Code holds with Scheduled Castes No. Population P M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 4. JiDd District T 30,512 180,613 97,843 R 82,770 27,755 165,019 89,352 75,667 U 2,757 15,594 8,491 7,103 1. Narwana Tahsil T 13,571 81,589 44,311 37,278 R 12,386 74,908 40,627 34,281 U 1.185 6,681 3,684 2,997 Kalayat (M.C.) U 366 2,106 1,161 945 Narwana(M.C.) U 635 3,487 1,919 1,568 Uchana (M.e.) U 184 1,088 604 484 2. lind Tahsil T 12,336 73,315 39,605 I 33,710 R 11,059 66,036 35,654 30,382 U 1,277 7,279 3,951 3,328 lind (M.C.) U 978 5,626 3,048 2,578 lulana (M.e.) U 299 1,653 903 750 3. Safidon Tahsil T 4,605 25,709 13,927 R 11,782 4,310 24,075 13,071 11,004 U 295 1,634 856 778 SafidoD (M.C.) U 295 1,634 856 778 157 ABSTRACT OF SCHEDULED CASTES Main Workers Literates Total Main Workers (I-IX) p M F P M F 8 9 10 11 12 13 23.128 20,821 2,307 54,182 48,413 5,769 19,914 18,236 1,678 49,892 44,486 5,406 3,214 2,585 629 4,290 3,927 363 8,293 7,599 694 23,783 21,782 2,001 7,299 6,763 536 21,874 20,049 1,825 994 836 158 1,909 1,733 176 205 190 15 614 528 86 632 SIO 122 1,008 939 69 157 136 21 287 266 21 10,897 9,643 1,254 22,601 19,621 2,980 8,966 8,138 828 20,571 17,769 2,802 1,931 • 1,505 426 2,030 1,852 178 1,657 1,262 395 1,493 1,355 138 274 243 31 537 497 40 3,938 3,579 359 7,798 7,010 788 3,649 3,335 314 7,447 6,668 779 289 244 45 351 342 9 289 244 45 351 342 9 158 DISTRICT PlUMARY CENSUS Main toca- District/Tahsil/ Total Household Industry- tion City/Town Rural Cultivators Agricultural Labourers Manufacturing, Processing, Code Urban (I) (II) Servicing an~Repairs[V(a)] No. p M F P M F P M F 2 3 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 4. Jind District T 5,180 4,651 529 33,677 29,880 3,797 1,688 1,595 93 R 5,145 4,617 528 32,710 28,975 3,735 1,369 1,294 75 U 35 34 1 967 905 62 319 301 18 1. Narwana Tahsil T 3,001 2,691 310 15,165 13,876 1,289 672 646 26 R 2,974 2,665 309 14,758 13,473 1,285 541 521 20 U 27 26 1 407 403 4 131 125 6 Kalayat (M.C.) U 16 15 268 266 2 10 10 Narwana( (M.C.) U 4 4 64 62 2 121 115 6 Uchana (M.C.) U 7 7 75 75 2. Jind Tahsil T 1,726 1,527 199 13,354 11,448 1,906· 760 711 49 R 1,723 1,524 199 12,856 11,007 1,849 631 590 41 U 3 3 498 441 57 129 121 8 Jiud (M.C.) U 3 3 146 125 21 93 85 8 lulana (M.C.) U 352 316 36 36 36 3. Safidon Tahsil T 453 433 20 5,158 4,556 602 256 238 18 R 448 428 20 5,096 4,495 601 197 183 14 U S 5 62 61 1 S9 S5 4 Safidon (M.e.) U S S 62 61 1 S9 SS 4 159 ABSTRACT OF SCHEDULED CASTES Workers Marginal Workers Non-Workers Other Workers [III, IV, V(b) & VI to IX] p M F P M F P M F 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 13,637 12,287 1,350 10,466 1,666 8,800 115,965 ,47,764 68,201 10,668 9,600 1,068 10,363 1,591 8,772 104,764 43,275 61,489 2,969 2,687 282 103 7S 28 11,201 4,489 6,712 4,945 4,569 376 4,922 990 3,932 52,884 21,539 31,345 3,601 3,390 211 4,839 926 3,913 48,195 19,652 28,543 1,344 1,179 165 83 64 19 4,689 1,887 2,802 320 237 83 59 54 5 1,433 579 854 819 758 61 20 6 14 2,459 974 1,485 205 184 21 4 4 797 334 463 6,761 5,935 826 4,043 445 3,598 46,671 19,539 27,132 5,361 4,648 713 4,030 437 3,593 41,435 17,448 23,987 1,400 1,287 113 13 8 5 5,236 2,091 3,145 1,251 1,142 109 9 7 2 4,124 1,686 2,438 149 145 4 4 3 1,112 405 707 1,931 1,783 148 1,501 231 1,270 16,410 6,686 9,724 1,706 1,562 144 1,494 228 1,266 15,134 6,175 8,959 225 221 4 7 3 4 1,276 511 765 Z~~ 2~1 4 7 3 4 1.276 511 765 12702-D.C.O.-.H.G.P., Chd. ERRATA Page No. Column No. Against For Read 12 Table 2 Below 1971 Rural 8 3 19 9 Total of Table 15 39 (96.31) 339 (96.31) 29 Column No.6, Medical Nurshing home Nursing home Registered private practioner Registered private practitioner. Column No.7, Drinking water Top Water Tap Water 33 2 Serial No. 7 Badsikir Kalan Badsikri Kalan ,. 22 Birdana Bidrana 48 Pullan Kalan Fulian Kalan 49 Fullan Khurd Fulian Khurd 34 2 88 Kheri Masanai Kheri Masa!1la 40 2 Location Code No. 20 Chack Ujhana Chak Ujhana 42 2 53 Sahea Khera Sacha Khera " 79 16 24 T (183.32), GC (94.24), T (183.32), GC (94.29), 80 2 62 Bahadrpur Bahadarpur 82 2 62 (Bhaderpur) (Bahaderpur) " 124 2 104 (Kher Ganna) (Khera Ganda) 138 2 Below Jind (M.e.) Ward 2 Below JuJana (M.e.) Ward