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Little Nicobar Island Sl.No. Particulars 31.12.2008 1. Area (Sq Km) 159.02 2. Census Villages (2001 Census) 22 i. Inhabited 17 1. Minlana/Minlan 2 Anul/Anula 3 Makhahu (Makachua) 4 Akupa 5 Inlock/Infock 6 Pulotalio/Pulo Tohio 7 Pulobaha (Paphathifen) 8 Kiyang 9 Pulloullo/Puloulo 10 Hoin (Incl. Ikuia) 11 Pulobha/Pulobahan 12 Olinch (Bombay) 13 Pulopanja 14 Elahi/Ilhoya 15 Inod 16 Pahayo 17 Bahua ii. Un-inhabited 5 1 Bewai (Kuwak) 2 PEA 3 Hokesiang 4 Pattia 5 Inlock/Pattia 3. Revenue Villages Nil 4. Panchayat Bodies i. Gram Panchayats Nil ii. Panchayat Samities Nil iii. Zilla Parishad Constituencies Nil 5. House Holds (2001 Census) 64 6. Population (2001 Census) 353 Male 191 Female 162 7. ST Population (2001 Census) 345 Male 183 Female 162 8. Languages Spoken Nicobari & Hindi 9. Main Religion Christianity & Islam 10. Occupation – Main Workers (2001 Census) (i) Cultivators Nil (ii) Agricultural Labourers Nil (iii) Household Industries 1 (iv) Other Workers 103 (v) Marginal worker 139 Island wise Statistical Outline - 2008 11. APWD Nil 12. Health Services (a) Institutions (No.) (i) Sub Center 01 (b) Health Manpower (No.) (i) Doctor (ii) Nurses/Midwives/LHVs 2007 1 (iii) Para Medical Staff 2007 2 (c) Bed Strength (No.) Nil (d) Facilities available Nil 13. Civil Supplies Nil 14. Education (a) Institutions (No.) (i) Pre Primary School Nil (ii) Primary School 2 (NF) (b) Enrolment (No.) (i) Pre Primary Schools Nil 15. Social Welfare (i) Anganwadi Centre (No.) Nil (ii) Training-cum-production Centre (No.) Nil (iii) Day Care Centre (No.) Nil 16 Electricity Nil Village Electrified 1 17. Agriculture (i) Area under Cultivation (Hect.) NE (ii) Area sub merged in Tsunami (Hect.) Nil (iii) Main Crops (Name) Coconut & Arecanut (iv) Irrigation Sources Nil 18. Veterinary Services (a) Institutions (No.) Nil (b) Livestock Census -2007 – Pig 58 - Poutry 305 19. Fisheries (i) Fishermen (Nos.) Nil 20 Tourism (i) Guest Houses (No.) Nil 21. Industries (A) Industries Registered (No.) Nil 22. Co-operative Societies (i) Societies Registered (No.) Nil (ii) Membership (No.) Nil (iii) Share Capital (Rs. in Lakhs) Nil 23. Transport (a) Bus Service Nil (b) Shipping Services (i) Whether connected by Boat (Yes/No) No Island wise Statistical Outline - 2008 (ii) Boat service available (Yes/No) No (iii) Availability of Berthing facilities (Yes/No) No (iv) No. of Trips weekly from Port Blair 1 24. Postal Service (No.) (i) ED Branch Post Office 1 (ii) Letter Box 1 25. Telecommunication (a) Telephone (i) Telephone Exchange (No.) Nil (b) Mass Media & Entertainment (i) Doordarshan Transmission Center (No.) Nil (ii) Radio Transmission Center (No.) Nil 26. Other Facilities (a) Employment Exchange/Asst. Employment Bureau Nil (No.) (b) Banking (No.) 27 Law & Order Nil 28. Forest (i) Area under Forest (Sq km.)- Protected 155.00 NF- not functioning Island wise Statistical Outline - 2008 .

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