CENSUS 1971

PARTS X-A & B VILLAGE & TOWN' DIRECTORY SERIES 17 VILLAGE &; TOWNWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

DISTRICT ROPAR CENSUS DISTRICT HANDBOOK

P. L. SONDHI H. s. KWATRA'" OF THE IND:LAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE OF THE PUNJAB CIVIL SERVICE E:c-officio Director oj Census Operations Deputy Director of Census Operations PUNJAB PUNJAB Motif

GURDWARA KESHGARH SAHIB AT Birth Place of the A Sikh temple is caHed a -the gateway-of-the-. T}le central object of 'u)orship in tIle Gurdu,ara is the Granth Sahib (the holy book of scriptures and hYlltns written by the Sikh Guru~). Tll e GTanth Sahih is cerelnonially opened every 'morning and put to rest in. the e't'enillf}. Both 171en and WOlnen read it. All u.)orshippers go do'u~n on th,eir knees befoTe Granth Sahib and 7'nake obeisance by rubbing the forehead on the ground. The histor1c Gnrd1.oara K eshf1arh Sah.ib at A nandpur Sahib, the pl.ace oJ birth of the Panth-Sikhs, is perched on a lofty hillock on. the l.eft bank of the river in the background of the Shi'l'alik hills. 42 klns. jro'fYt Ropar all. the -N angaL State Highway. It 'toas on. t;he Baisakhi day in 1699 on the site of this white coloured Gurd'lL'OTn that , pitched a tent. Below the tent~ on the plains, a congregation of Sikhs had gathered. Guru Gobind Singh towered before t.hem all-and asked for an incredible sacrifice: "Was there a Sikh 'lDiHinq to give his head. then and there .. jar the (;'u.ru". Five thne-; Guru Gobind Sinqh repeated this; five t.i1nes heroic Sikhs respondeil: firp times the grim Guru em.erged from a tent. his steel sword dTipping blood. But he had killed five goats. not Sikhs-and his valiant volunteers Tobed in saffron and garlanded by hiln, beca1ne the uFi'l'-e Belo?"eds'~. (Panj Piaras). the first initiates of the Khalsa, the society of the Gur'u.'s cwn. The mernbers of the Khalsa Panth (SOCiety) from that day 1vere required to adopt the ji1}e .... Ks".. s'l/1'Jlbols introduced bV Guru Gobind Singh. They aTe Keshas, the long hair wrapped in a turban; , the lnooden cornb; Kachha, military knee breeches~· ~ a steel bracelet; and l{irpan. a su'ord. A 17, Khalsa. 'men take the surna-me Singh-lion--as the G·uru wanted et,ery Sikh to be brave to fight 125,000 foes single-handed. and the Sikhs are reputed to this day for their military prowess. But they aTe 'J7l.uch mOTe than that! They ure the best farmers in . and conspicuous winners in the Indian 1L"orld of sports. is also celebTat~d at AnandpuT Sahib at the HoI Garh .~hrine soon after e1,ef"'1I yeaT. Guru Gobintl Sin.nh ha.d ~tcrTter1 conductinq of the Hola Mohalla. at this place. The Sikhs fight 11Wck battles with swords on this da:y-symbolic of the martial quality of the race. Motif by : J. S. Gill Artist .". 1'5 _._,_ --- 76' ,~' . '0'

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A-CENTRAL GOVERNMENT PUBUCATIONS

The 1971 Census Reports on Punjab will bear uniformly series No. 17 and will be published in the following parts :- PART I·A General Report PARTI.. B General Report (Detailed analysis of the Demographic, Social, Cultural and Mi,ratien Patterns) PARTI·C Subsidiary Tables PART II-A General Population Tablei PARTI1 .. B Economic Tables PART II-C (i) Mother tongue, Religion and Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Tables PART U .. C (ii) Social and Cultural Tables and Fertility Tables PART III Establishment Report and Tables PART IV Housing Report and Tables PART V Special Tables and Ethnographic Notes on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes PART VI .. A Town Directory PART VI-B Special Survey Reports on Selected Towns

PART VI .. C Survey Reports on Selected Villagei PA.RT Vll Special Report on Graduates and Technical Personnel PART Vlll.. A Administration Report-Enumeration (For official use only) PART VlIl·B Administration Report-Tabulation (For official use only) PART IX Census Atlas PAR.T IX-A Administrative Atlas

B-STATB GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS

PART X District Census Handbooks for each district in three Parts­ PART A-Village and Town Directory PART B-Village and Townwise Primary Census Abstract PART C-Analytioal Report, Administrative Statistics and District Census Tables .Note .. -Parts A and B of the District Census Handbooks have been printed in one volume. it CONTENTS Pales PREFACE v FIGURES AT A. GLANCE · . vii PAl't A-Villa. aad Ton Directory­

Introductory Note on District Censu S Handbook 7 Note on Village Directory to

~ote on Town Directory 17 Vlllaee Dlreetory- Anandpur Sahib Tabsil 24 Ropsr Tahsil 38 Kharar Tahsil 58 APP.BNDIX .. Tahsilwise Abstract of educational, medical and other amenities .. 72 Tow. Diredory­ Statement I Status, Growth History & Functional Category of Towns 76 Statement II Physical aspects and Location of Towns. 1.969 17 Statemeat III Municipal Finance, 1968-69 78

Statement IV .. Civic and other anlenities~ 1969 79 Statement V .. Medica), Educationa), RecreationaJ and Cultura1 FacIlities in Towns, 1969 .. 80 Statement VI .. Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking, 1969 81 Statement vn .. Population by religion, 1971 82 APPENDIX .. List of urban areas with their location code number. 83 Part B-Viliap aDd To_wise Primary CeDsus Abstract Explanatory Note on Primary Oensus Abstract 87 Primary Census Abstract ·. Ropar Distict .. 92 Alphabetical List of villages · . Anandpur Sahib Tahsil .. 97 Primary CenSus Abstract · . Anandpur Sahib Tahsil 100 Alphabetical List of villages · . Ropar Tahsil 121 Primary Census Abstract ·. Ropar Tahsil 126 Alphabetical Ust or villages .. Kharar Tahsil ·. '145 Primary Census Abstract . . Kbarar Tahsil ·. ISO ill Pages Maps·-

District Map Frontispiece Anandpur Sahib Tahsil Facing Page 97 Ropar Tahsil Facing Page 121 Kharar Tahsil Facing Pag4.! 145 PREFACE

In the publication of the District Census Handbooks we have the privilege of taking one of the impor­ tant census traditions to the 1971 Census. Their publication was first taken up at the 195J Census for making census statistics available for the smaller territorial units. 1n the 1961 Census, attempts were mad~ . to make this publication more informative with the addition of data about level of development and ame~ltles available in villages. There was, however, great delay in the publication of this valuable reference compendIUm. The delay occured on account of the fact that the compilation of the Handbook had to wait till the ~omp~ete tabulation programme of census data was got through. The compilation of administrative statistics for mcluston in the Handbook also took a long time. As a result, the town and village-wise primary census data could not be released pending their formal publication even though there was constant demand for it. In view of t~ese considerations, it was decided at tht: 1971 Census that the District Census Handbook would be divided mto three convenient parts so that at least parts A and R, which contain essential data down to the village and town level, could be released quickly. Accordingly, parts (A) and (8) of the District Census Handbook of Ropar are presented in this Handbook. Part (A) contains the Village and Town Directory and part (8) Village ~nd Town-wise Primary Census Abstract. It is for the first time that data about urban areas is being presented 111 a separate part, HTown Directory", at the 1971 Census. The Village Directory presents comprehensive informa­ tion on various facets of each village. Alphabetical list of villages has also been inserted in the Handbook.

2. There are 108 towns and 12,188 inhabited villages in the Punjab State. ]t was, indeed, a form!dable task to collect and compile voluminous data for such a large number of units. The collection of area figures and land use data, in particular, presented serious difficulties especially when these figures somewhat differed from those given at the tahsil and district level by the Director of Land Records. We had to make several gruelling cross-chec:.ks to adopt the area figures finally for each village.

3. It was not considered necessary to have a penetrating analysis of any particular item of the data in parts (A) and (B) of this Handbook. This could he ta ken up hy the CenslIs Organisation itself or by some other agency later during the inter-censal period. The census data users and scholars would perhaps feel satisfied with statistical data being presented in this Handbook quickly 011 the heels of the census count in the country.

4. The Report, as at the last Census, continues to he a State Government publication as it is financed by them. Its compilation and \vrite-up have been done hy the Ct~nsus Dirc(;toratc at. Chandigarh on behalf of the State Government. The vicv,'s expressed in this are that of thc State Census Organisation, which is under the direct control of the Government of India in the Ministry of Home Affairs.

5 In the collection of data, we had to take help from large number of 'personnel of the State Revenue Department at the village, tahsil and district level and of the municipal staff in towns. But for their generous co-operation in filling up of the 1cngthy schedules regarding availability of arnenitic'I and level of development, it would not have been possible to achieve the desired ohjective in time. It is certainly diftkult to thank separately each jndividual functionary engaged in this pn>jecL Nevertheless we are keen to convey our profound gratitude to all those who have worked directly or indirectly on this project. At the Census Directorate, Shri S.K. Aggarwal, Assistant Director, Census Operations, assisted by Shri R.L. Kalsia, Tabulation Officer and Shri N.S. Bhadauria. Statistical Assistant, has compiled and compared the census and administrat:ve statistics in the form of Village and Town Directories and a bunch of statements incorporating primary census data. Shri K.C. Suri, A!sistant Director, Census Operations made valuable suggestions at the printing stage. The initial compilation of the Village Directory was done by Shri Vishwa MitteH, Statistical Assistant under the able guidance of Shri D.P. Jain, Tabulation Officer. We owe a debt of gratitude to all these ofTicials for the effort and labour they have put in for the timely production of this handhook. The maps were prepared by Shri Madhav Shyam assisted by a team of dedicated workers. Dr. B.K. Roy Map Officer in the office of the Registrar General, New Delhi, provided valuable guidance in the preparation of the maps. We wish to acknowledge our gratitude to all of them.

. .6. We are grateful to Dr. B.K. Roy Burman, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) for piloting thIS project in our State and for evincing continued zeal and interest in its execution. Above all, we are specially indebted to Shd A. Chandra Sekhar, Ex-Registrar General, India and his worthy successor Shri R.B. Chari, for the inspiration and guidance that we received from them in the production of tbis Handbook and to reaffirm our claim that "Census continues to be the most fruitful source of information about the country". We trust the demographers, sociologists, economists and other scholars working in various humanities will find sufficient data in this compendium for taking up analytical studies.

7. We must also pay OUf thanks to the staff of the Union Territory Press, Chandigarh and particuJary to Shri Gurpartap Singh Srao, Deputy Controller for the excellent job done in the printing of this Handbook. We are equally beholden to Shri P.S. Walia, Controller, Printing and Stationery Department, Punjab for ensuring speedy pUblication of this Handbook. H.S. KWATRA, Dated September 25, 1975. Deputy Director of Census Operations, Punjab v ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The staff deployed on the preparation of the District Census Handbook : 1. Shri R. L. KaIsia, Tabulation Officer. 2. Shri N.S. Bhadauria, Statistical Assistant. 3. Shri Malkit Singh, Computor. 4. Shri Parkash Sharma, Computor. 5. Shr i Parkash Singh Saini, A.C.

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1. Shri Madhav Sham, Cartographer. 2. Shd Surinderjeet Singh, Geographer. 3. Shri J .S. Gill, Artist.

Proof Reading

J. Shri H.S. Sudan, Computor. 2. Shri Balbir Singh Pharwaha, Comput.or.

Typing of Manuscript

1. Shri K.C. Pardesi, Stenographer. 2. Shri Madan LaI, Stenographer.

vi FIGURES AT A GLANCE

PUNJAB ROPAR STATE DISTRICT

POPULAnON TOTAL Persons 13,551,060 54St~ Males 7,166,515 194,047 Females 6,184,545 250,958

RURAL Persons 10,334,881 462,410 Males 5,533,475 249,3 S4 Females 4.801,406 213,056

URBAN Persons 3,216,179 82,595 M.ates 1,733,040 44,693 Females 1,483,139 37,902

DECENNIAL POPULATION GROWTH RAT}~ +21.70 +15.57 1961-1971

AaEAIN KMi 50,362.0 2,085.0

DENSITY OF POPULATION PER KMI 269 261

SEX RAno (NUMBER OF FEMALES PER 865 853 1,000 MALES)

LITERACY RATE PersODS 33.67 37.17 MaIM 40.38 45.84 Females 25.90 27.01

PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION 23.73 IS.15 TO TOTAL POPULAUON

PERCENTAGE OF WORKERS TO TOTAL PerSODS 28.87 28.07 POPULA'I'lON (MAIN ACTIVITY ONLy) MaJes 52.82 51.15 Femal .. 1.18 1.02 vii PIGUltES AT £\ GLANCE-Cone/d.

PUNJAB R()J'AR STATE DISTRICT

PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL WORKERS :~

(I) CULTIVATORS Persons 42.56 46.66 Males 43.27 47.27 Females 5.58 10.70

(II) AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS Poersons 20.11 15.76 Males 20.29 15.84 Females 10.92 10.93

(III) OTHER WORKERS Persons 37.33 37.58 Males 36.44 36.89 ."'emales 83.50 78.37

PERCENT AGE OF SCHEDULED CASTE Persons 24.71 22.61 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 24.82 23.05 Females 24.58 22.09

NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL 2,117,043 91,882 HOUSES

NUMBER OF VILLAGES Total 12,888 90S Inhabited 12,188 855 Uninhabited 700 50

NUMBER OF URBAN AREAS 108 7

NOTE.-THERE IS NO SCHEDULED TRIBE IN PUNJAB STATE.

viii PART X-A VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY

A GLIMPSE OF THE DISTRICT

Ropar district, which lies between North latitude 30°-32' and 31 l '-24' and Ea.st Longitude 76°-18' and 76°-55', was carved out as a new district under the Punjab Re-oTganization Act, 1966, by inclusion of 237 villages alongwith , Naya Nangal, Anandpur Sahib towns of the Una tahsil of , 282 villages alongwith Kharar and towns of Kharar tahsil and the entire tahsil of Ropar of A mhala district, on the 1st November, 1966. It is surrounded by Una district of in the North, by Ho.shiarpur district, in the North ... West and by Ludhiana and Patiala districts in the South-West. The dis­ trict i8 constituted of three tahsila, namely, An4ndpu.,. Sahib, Kharar a.n.d Ropar. haVing 905 villages (including 50 uninhabited villages) and 7 t01vns. It has the distinction of having N angal town in its jurisdiction, which was one time the most frequented area when the world-famous BhakTa N angaZ project was under construction. The district having an area of 2,085 sq. kms.. has a population of 5,45005 persons, as per the 1971 Census. The density of population works out to 261 persons per sq. km., stightly lower than the State figure of 269 per sq. km. The diStrict ranks lOi:h in the State hoth in area and population and 8th in terms of density of population-Ka.purthala, Satngrur and Bhatinda districts only ha'f)e tower ranking in denSity compared to Ropar. J 2. A si.zab le area of the district is cove'red by forests and hillocks. The Northern portion of Anandpur Sahib and Ropar tahsils falls in the SUb-montane belt while the whole of Kharar and lou,er parts of Ropcvr: CLnd Anandpur Sahib tahsils fall in the alluvial plains. In the 8uh-mon­ tane Tegion, the climate is faiTly moderate. but in the other paTts it is very hot in sum.mer and 'Very cold in winter. The mCl.timum tempera.ture (n Mal/­ June shoots up to 116°F and tumbles down to 32°F in winter. The 'rainy season usually sets in towards the end of June and continues up to Sep­ tember. Winter rains are nor1nally received fro'l1t 15th December to end-February.

3. Ropar, like other districts, htts Q. low se:c-ratio; 853 females pet' 1.000 maZes against the State figure of 865 females per 1,000 males. Out of the uTba.n centl'es of the district, only MUTind(l a.nd Khara.'r towns account fo.,. 4 higher sex·ratio compared to the State 'jigu:re. In the mat­ ter of literacy, the district sta,nds fourth in the ranking order among the districts of the State. About 37 per cent of the total population of the district is literate; male literacy being 46 per cent and female literacy 27 per cent.

4. Workers con.stitute 28 per cent oj the total population, 51 per cent for males and only one per cent for females., according to the new definition of 'workeT' adopted at the 1971 Census. MOTe than 62 pe1' cent of the working force in the district is engaged in agriculture as cultivators and agricultuTal labourers. About two-third of the total land Of the distl'ict is under cultivation and most 01 it is unirrigatecL GroB. irrigated area as percentage to total cultivated area is hardly 30 per cent; ca.na.ls, wells and tubewells being the main 80urces of irrigation. The Sirhind and Bhakra canals~ whiCh pass through the district, account for irrigation of most of the irriga.ted area. In 1970-71 the irrigated a;,.ea. under canals, wetts/tubewells atnd other sources was 2,100, 36,800 an.d 600 hectares, respectively.

5. The principal crops of the district are wheat, trutize, Tice and suga,.cane. More than half of the cultivated area is under wheat. Sugar­ cane cultivation htur received an impetus with the Beffing up of a Co- 4

operative Sugar Min at Murinda. The introduction of 'package pro­ gramme', entailing use of high yielding varieties oj seeds, chemical ferti­ lizers, pesticides, efjective water management, etc. has helped the -dis­ trict in increasing significantly its agricultural production. The fruits of the Cgreen revolution' have been shared by the peasantry equally in this district. 6. In the industrial sector, with only 53 registered factories-the lowest for any district in the State-the districts is at the lowest rung of the ladder. However, the district is known for its large,- complex 'of the Nangal Fertilizer Factory, which manufactures Calcium ,Ammonium ,Nitrate~ popularly known as 'Kisan Khad' and heavy water. There are two woollen mills at KharOlT and a Co-operative Sugar Milt at MUTinda. A few scores of small industrial units manufacture machine tools, agri­ cultural implements, oil engines, locks and sewing machine parts. RapaT tot,Vn is known for its locks throughout the Northern India. An Indu,8- tria.l Estate has recently come 'Up at Moha.!i, a. newly developed sate lite town of Chandigarh. Entrepreneurs are being attracted by way of tax exemptions, cheap power, liberal loans, etc.~ to set up new industries in this town. The district may not be able to make a quick mark in the field 'of industry owing to the energy crisis all over the country and shortage of basic raw materials. 7. The district is developing fast its transport and commtunication facilities. In 1970-71, the total TOad length was 626 "kms. Out oj the tota.l 855 inhabited villages, 303 villages were linked by pucca roads, 111 vil­ lages by katcha roads, 13 villages by pucca and lcatcha roads, 50 villages by pucca road and rail, ,8 villages by katcha roads and rail, and one village by pucca and katcha ,Toads and rail. Efforts are underway to tbtk all the villages by pucca Toaids. B. There are on an average 2.97 medical institutions per .100 sq. kms. in the rural areas oj the district~ slightly higher than the State figure of 2.69. In urban areas the position is slightly better. The district is happily placed in terms of postal facilities, There are 7.16 post offices per 160 sq. kms. in the distTict cis against 5.96 for the State as a whole.

9. The Scheduled Caste population constitutes 22.61 'peT cent o'f the total population of the district. The only two 'districts in the State .• which have lower proportion oj Scheduled Caste population compa'red to Hopar are Gurdaspur and Patiala.

10. The Sikhs account jor 55.61 per cent and the Hindus 43.49 per cent oj the total population of the district. During the last decade, the Sikh population registered a growth rate of 60 per cent which is the llighest for any district in the State. The Hindu population, on the other hanlt, declined by 13.46 per cent.

11. 'J'he District population by t.>arioU8 ,.eligions ,is:,-- 5

Males Female's T(}tal Percentage 10 total Population Jjndus J26.593 110,423 237,016 43 '49 Muslims 1,626 1,352 2,978 0·55 Christians S?8 634 1,212 0·22 SIkhs 164,865 138.237 303,102 55·61 Budhists 1 5 12 N Jains 360 295 655 0·12 Other religions and persuasions Religion not stated 18 12 30 0·01 Total 294,047 250,958 545,00.5 100 {)() N = Negligible.

INTRODUCTORY NOTE ON DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOk History 0/ District Census Handbook.-Census has assumed an Increasinaly Important role from decade to decade in India. Undoubtedly It fs now an indispensable Instrument of policy and develop­ ment planning in the States and at the Centre. To repeat the oft-quoted words :* "Census Is no longer a mere oountlng of heads for purposes of taxation and recuitment. It Is a kind of stock taking as It were of the nation's human wealth. Census alms at present­ ing as complete a pkture of man as may be possible In his sodal, cultural and economic setting ...... " Keeping jn view the ever-Increasjng demand of the layman, administrators, planners, IIchoiars, etc. for publication of census data for smaller administrative units, It was decided at the 1951 Census to present da~a by villages and towns In the form of District Census Handbooks. It was not altogether a new idea because even at the earlier decennial cenSUS'eS, data for smaller administrative units wefe pubUshfd In one form or the other. A distrlctwlse lists of villages, showing population was published as early as 1891 from the data collected at the census. A regular Village Directory was also Inhociuced at the 1911 Census and such 'DIrectories' Were compJled In the shape of Dbtdct Census Statistics' at the 1921 CensUS. In the ead result, the District Census Handbook emerged as a regular decennial publication of the State Govel'nmeD' at the 1951 Census. The District Census Handbooks of 1951 Census contaIned an IntroductolY essay, giving brief history of physio-geographic oonditions.llke styles and other socio-economlc coJ]dltions of the inhabitants, extracts from Important census tables, besides Village and Town Directories. AdminiS­ trative statistics on Items like railway stations, posts offices, schools, cooperatives, village pan~ha'Yats were also given. The stze and contents of the District Census Handbook series of the 1951 Census varied fr~m State to State depending on the availability of fjnancial resources and requirements of data. So varIed were the uSes and so great the value of these Handbooks that their publication was continued at 'he 1961 Census and vigorous efforts Welt made to enlarge the scope and enrich their conhnts. The 1961 Census Handbooks were certainly far more elaborate than tbelr prrCUl'fOrS at t)1e 1951 Crnfus. At the 1961 Census the Introductory chapter of the DistrIct Census Handbook was almost a gazrttlef as it cl'ntalllcd ip{ol­ malion on physical, htstori~al, geological and administrative aspects of the district. Bcdd(s, Information {'elating to the demographIc, economic, social and cultural aspects was also glv(n "'hkh was f'urtlvr ~\lt .. lemented by a Jist of events of the preceding decade and a statement of fairs ar.d fct-tivals (jf fhe d'~tr".t. 2. Tbe publioation of the DhtrJct Census Handbooks, In which the vUlage and town 'Primary <::ensus Abstracts' Were jncorporated, inVariably got delayed even though the compilation of townwlse and vJUagewJse primary census data were completed within a year or two after the completion of census cnumera.. Hon. The delay occured on account of the fact that the compilation of the Handbook had to walt till the complete tabulation programme was got through. The townwlse and vl11agewlse primary census data CQutd not be rtleased pending their formal publication eVen though there was constant demand f'Or it. Th~ compilation of admtnlstratlve statistics for Inclusion In the District Oensus Handbook also took sufficient­ ly long time. Very often the publication of the District Census Handbooks got delayed as some of the State Governments would not take a decision quickly enough to pubUs)l them. In fact aome of the Distrlct Handbooks of 1961 Census were published tn a few States as late as ]971. Delayed, publication undoubtedly detracts form their value.

3. Scope of District Census Handbook 1971 :--It Is always our endeavour t'O make available tbetlC data to the users as quickly as possible after the census count. With this end In view, the Dbtdct Cen8u~ Handbooks at the 197 J Census have been divided Into three convenient parts 8'0 that atleast parts A and. Jl which contain the essential data down to the vlllage and town, can be rekased quickly. The State Governments have also accorded theIr approval to their publication in three convenient parts: PART A-Village and Town Directory PART B-ViUage and Townwise Primary Census Abstracts PART C-Analydcal Report, Administrative Statistics and District Census TableS.

~_' -.~ .... ------_ .. _--- _a _____ ". ____· __ ·__ ·_ ....· __ .. .. _._'"" .An estract from the inaugural speech of Shei K. S. Ramaswamy. Deputy Home Mini,tct at State Level Traioin. Conference of Census Officers. HarY.1na at Chancliprh on soptember 24, 1910. 7 8

4. Part A of the Handbook contains village and Town Directory for each village and town by tahsHs. The VUlage DJrectory contains information about total arta of each village in acres, amenities} conveniences available in the village, the staplt food of tbe people and the land use pattern. There is also information about the nearest town and its d\stance from. the village. The Town Director), presents data, on each towu with the aid, of-seven statements, giving the status of the town, the decadal popu1atio.n, its functional category. physjcal and loeational aspects, municipal fJnanoe and availability of amenities/ facilities like medical, cducaUonal. banking, trade, oommerce, industry and population by Sex and religion. S. The prescribed schedules for Village and Town Directory were sent to the Tahslldars and Presidents of Municipal Committees to befJJled In by their staff and to be returned to the Census Directorate. Comprehensive instructions, which were gotprjnted, were given to the stafffor thefUlingup of these schedules. Notwithstanding all the care taken at various levels for tbe correct filling up of these Ech(oules, t)1ere we.te a few cases where the quality of work was substandard and in tbese caSeS the field job had to be done {or the second time. There were considerable ,delays in the submission of fillfd in fch(dul(ds and a series of reminders had to be sent to the Tahslldars for early submission. Some of the revenue offidals hardly evinced adequate interest in this assignment which cuUminated in serious delays In the completion of the task. Shnllarlv there were delays in some of the Municipal Committees where the Secretaries sparingly took adequate interest in this work. But since we had taken up this..job well in advance we could give sufficient time margin to the field agency for fliling up these schedules. InspUe of all the diffiClilties the job was accomplished well in time.

6. Part B contains the Primary Census Abstracts {PCA) figures •..... the basic cent'us data for each tOWIl and village, tahsllwlse, for the district. The town PCA contains figures wardwise and dOWD to the Eilumerator's block. Villagew(se Primary Census Abstractfl }lave been arrallg(d tn the ascending order of the location rode numbers allotted to villages at the Census. A map of the djstr\ct, showing tbe tahsil boundarJes"location of the town and large. size villages of population S,OOO,+has been g\ven at t,he beginning of this part. Important roads, railway lines, rivers, etc. have a\fO been dep\ct(d tn this map. An inset map showing the position of Ropar distlict in the State bas aho been inoorroratcd. Preceding peA for each tahsil a map, showing t}le tahsil boundary and locatl('n cede {mmber of (1?ch vnlf1£e and town in the tahsil, 'lias been given a10ngwith an inset map showing the rosition (if the tahsil in the district. In order to facilitate easy location of any village, a list givjng villages In tah'.;iI arran~t:d in alphabeHcal order ana Indicating thetcode numbers of the vIllages, has also been incorporated.

PCA incorporates tahsilwlse data for each vlliage and for each town/waId/block. under the foliowlDI column heads !

to Areainsq.krms/acres; \H) Number of occupied census houSes and the households;

(iii) Total population (including the institutional and houseless population) ;

(iv) Population ofScheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes ;

(v) Literate and educated persons ; and

(vi) Workers classified into 9 industrial categories and the Non-workers. 7. Part C of the Dist rict Census Handbooks will contain the analytical report, embodying admi­ nistrative statistics and abstracts from aU the important census tables generated at the district and tahsil level. In its introductory portion, an assessment about the relative position of the district among other districts with regard to area, population size, density and growthrate, changes in demographic, economic and social characteristics of the district will be made. A brief write-up will also be presented to indicate the broad features of changes in respect of the break-up of population in rural and urban areas; distribu­ tion of population by industrial categories; activities of non-workers; composition of households by rela­ tionship to head; distribution of population by age and sex ; education and literacy ; scheduled castes ; migrants; mother-tongue and religion. A record of the major events of the decade in the district will also be presented in this part. Information about amentities like transport and communication, irrigation and power, housing and institutional facilities like finance and credit, medical and pub~ic health, educatlomU cultural and rocreational will also be ·presonted. Comprehensive data about tho economic, resources and activities like agriculture, animal husbandry, fisheries, forestory, mining and plantations, trade and commerce. industries etc. will, in addition, be given in this part. 9 s. 1'IuJ ·CeMU8 fill/age'. -The definition of the villap adopted in census is identical with that of Mauza given under section 3(1) of tho Punjab Land Revenue Act, 1887. It is tho 'Revenue Estato' determined as such for the purposo of levy and collection of the land revenue. The Revenue Estato is defined in tho Act ibid: "as an area of which a separate record of rights is maintained or whcih has been aoparately assessed to land revenue or would have been so assessed. if the land revenue had not been rea­ lised or compounded or redeemed or which the State Government bas otherwise declared as an Estate·' The village is thus Dot merely the (l.badldeh (habitation in red lined area) for census taking but the entire land coming within the fixed boundaries of each village in terms of tho Act Ibid. 9. The 'Census Town' .-Each country decides for itself which areas are 'urban' and which are 'rural' because it is difficult to have an internationally acceptable definition of each such area. National differences in the characteristics which distinguish urban or rural areas do not admit of a uniform defi. nition at the international level. In India we have adopted the following definition of an 'urban' area at the 1911 Census, which is incidentally analogous to the one adopted at the 1961 Census (Prior to tho 1961 Census, the definition of 'Urban 'area was somewhat liberal and a lot was left to the discretion of tho local authorities) : (a) All places with a Municipality, Corporation or Cantonment or a Notified Town Area ; (b) All other places which satisfy the following criteria:- (i) a minimum population of 5,000 ; (ii) at least 75 per cent of the male working population is non-agricultural ; (iii) a density of population of at least 400 per sq. km. The State Directors of Census Operations were, however, given some discretion in marginal cases to include, in consultation with the State Government, a place that had other distinct urban character­ istics, or to exclude an undeserving place from being tre-d.ted as 'Urban'. However, no change was made in this district and all the towns of the 1961 Census were retained in 1911. 10. Urban Agglomeration.-With the adoption of the concept of 'Urban agglomoration'. the old concepts of 'town group' and 'sub-urban area<;· or 'non-municipal areas' have been abandoned at the 1911 Census. 'Urban agglomeration'forms a contiguous urban spread constituted of a town and its adjoining urban outgrowths or two or more physically contiguous towns together with continuous well recongised urban outgrowths, if any, of such towns. In the 'town group' concept of 1961 Census, it was not always the continuous urban units that formed such a group. Sometimes~ urban units quito cut off from one another were taken together ignoring the intervening regions. As this evoked criticism. concept of' town group' was abandoned at the 1971 Census. The list of urban agglomeration of tho district is as foHows;- List of Urban Agglomeration-Census 1971 Serial Name of Urban Units of Agglomeration Whether town No. Agglomeration in its own right-or outgrowth 1 2 3 4 1 Naya Nanga! (a) Naya Nangal Town Notified Area Committee (i) Naya Nanga! (Rural) Outgrowth Block No. 11 2 Anand pur Sahib (a) Anandpur Sahib Town Municipal Committee (i) Railway Colony, Outgrowths Nai Abadi and Ourdwara Shahidi Bagh 3 Kharar (a) Kharar • Municipal Committee Town (i) Naya Sahir . Olltsrowths BadaJa Road and Randhawa Road 10

11. Standard Urban Area~-The area constituting an 'urban ag.glomeration; may keep on:chang­ ing from census to census depending upon the changing boundaries of the statutory core urban unit as well as the extent of other continuous urban outgrowths. TbA: concept of 'Standard Urban Area' adopted at the 1971 Census will take care of such changes covering areas and the extending urban limits and intermingling both rural and urban areas in the vicinity of large towns to a limit upto which con­ tiguous urbanization is reasonably expected to take pJace in the next two decades. In brief, the Standard Urban Area may be defined "as the projected growth area of a city or town as it wruld be in 1991, taking into account not only the town and villages whioh will get merged into it but also the intervening areas which are officially urban" Provision of census data for such 'Standard Urban Areas' wilJ have the ad .. vantage of providing comparable data for a definite area for a period of two decades greatly facilita­ ting study of socia-economic and demographic trends in such a fixed area and thus help in urban plan­ ing. It was, therefore, decided to delineate all towns with a population of -50,000+ as Standard Areas. Since no town in the district had a population above 50,000, the standard urban area was not delineated around any of the towns of the district. N'OTE ON VILLAGE DIRECTORY 12. The Village Directory containing information on each village has been prepared separately for each tahsi1. It contains an account of the location and area of the villages, amenities available in the village, for example, educational, medical, power supply, commuRications. posts and telegraphs; staple food; land use, i.c. area under different types of land use like forests, irrigated and un-irrigated, cultivable and uncultivable lands. This is further suppJemented by infor­ mation about the nearest town and distance in kilometres from the referrent vilJage, days of markets or hats, if any, held in the village and an account of places of religious, hist{)rical and archaeological interest in the village. Villages have been arranged within the tahsil in the ascending order of the census location code numbers which have been given in column 2 of the Village Directory. For example, location code No. 8/2/25 means village No. 25 in tahsil No.2 of District No.8 of the State. An abstraot showing ameni.. ties, like educatfonal, medical, power supp1y etc., tahsilwise, has been added towards the end of the Village Directory. 13. Information about the amenities available in the village has been given under columns 4 to 9 of the Directory.

(i) Educational facilities have been ShOVV1l by adopting the following abbreviations under column 4:-

Pr.S - Prj mary School Mid.S Middle SchooL

Sec.s -- High or Higher Secondary School C College Where figures like Mid.s(l), Pr.S(2) etc. occur these denote that the village has one Middle School, two Primary Schools, etc.

(ii) Iv1edical t~\cilities have been shown by use of the following abbreviations under column 5:-

H ... -- Hospital MeW Maternity and Child Welfare Centre

He - , Health Centre

D .•. - Dispensary FPC Family Planning Centre

VH .... ". Veterinary Hospital Number of institutions has been given in brackets agaiust .each.

(iii) Electrification has been shown by use of.foUowiBs -ebbrcviation under column 6 :-

E := Electrified 11

(iv) Type of drinking water supply sources in the village have been shown by use of the following abbreviations under column 7 :-

T - Tap water

W - WelJ water

TW - Tubewell water Hp - Handpump water TK - Tank water

R River water

F -- Fountain water

C ,-- Canal water

0 Others (v) Comnlunication and transport facilities have been shown by use of the following abbreviations under column 8 :-- PR Pucca Road

KR Katcha Road

T -_ Train (if the railway station is within the range of one mile from the village)

c -_ Canal

R River (vi) Post and Telegraph facilities have been shown by adoption of the following abbreviations under column 9:-

PO -. Post Office

TO ,-- Telegraph Office

PTO .. -- Post and Telegraph Office

Phone ,-,- Telephone connection

14. Break-up of area figures under different types of land use has been furnished under columns 11 to 15 of the Directory. Particulars in respect of the nearest town and the distance in kilometers of the same from the referrent village have been given under column 16. Infonnation regarding day(s) of mar­ kots/hats, if any. held in the village has been furnished under column 17. Regular weekly, fortnightly or monthly markets/hats are hardly a common feature in the Punjab State. Temporary markets/hats are held in the State only on a few festive occasions. Information relating to places of religious, histo.. rical or archaeological interest has been given under column 18.

Uninhabited villages and villages that have got merged into towns have been specifically shown in the Directory. 12

1~. (a) DjatrlbutiGn of "illages by area : The following table shows the distribution of villages in the district in terms of area in acres : TABLE No. 1

Distribution of villages by area (in aeres) Area (in acres) Numher of villages· 1 2 50 acres or less 6 (0.66) 51-100 24 (2.65) 101-200 110 02.16) 201-500 422 (46.63) 501-1.000 236 (26.08) 1,001-2,000 78 (8.62) 2.001-5,000 29 (3.20) 5,00 1 acres and above Total 905 (100.00) (·Inc1usive of 50 uninhabited villages)

(Figures in brackets indicate percentage to total number of villages in ea(~h distan~e group) The above table shows that most of the villages in the district are of medium size. Maximum number of villages (422) have area between 201-500 acres. About 73 per cent of the village fall in the range of 201 to 1,000 acres. The number of villages having area below 200 acres is only 140 (15.47 %) while ]07 (11.82 %) villages have an area above 1,000 acres. No village in the district has an area above 5,000 acres,

(b) Amenities 8 vaJiable in the villaees :- (I) Educational facilities.-The educational facilities available in the villages 11ave been set out in the folJowing table with reference to the distance from the nearest town :- TABLE No • .2

Disttibutiou of villages having educational amenities by distance from the nearest town No. o/l'iIlages having Distance from the neatest town Total No. of Primary Middle High or College Others villages· School School Higher Secondary School 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5 kms. or Jess 250 139(55 '60) 12(4,80) 5(2 'CO) 1(0 '40) 6-10Kms 374 18:'(48·66) 15( 4·01) 20(5.35) lJ-15 192 87(45 -31) 7{3 '65) 6(3 '13) '"

16-25 tl 39 16(41 '03) 1(2,56) 1(2 '56)

26-50 • I

.51-100 t t

101-200 t. 201 mi. and above

Total 855 424(49 -59) 35(4 '09) 32(3 '74) 1(0 '12)

(·Excludina SO uniDbabited vtnaaea) (F~urca 1n bratkcts indicate pcrteJlUlee to total D\!mter of vill8£es in each distance gr('lup). 13

The table shows that educational facilities are concentrated lar€eJy in viJJages which are within 10 kms. of an urban area. The proportion of villages having primary and middle schools is ,highest among the villages. which lie within 5 kms. of an urban area and declines with the increase in the distance. As regards the number of villages having High/Higher Secondary Schools, the proportion is highest in the distance range of 6-10 krns. On the whole about 50 per cent of the villages have Primary. Schools while the percentage of villages having Middle and High/Higher Secondary Schools is only 4 each. Only one village enjoys the distinction of having a degree coJlege. However, the State Education Department and its predecesor department have opened primary schools in such a way that students Jlave not to traverse generally more than two miles to attend a school.

(ii) Medical jacilities.--The medical facilities available.. J' n the district have been quantified in terms of the number of medical institutions of any kind per lOOsq. kms. of the rural area in the folfowing table ;-

TABLE No. 3 Medical facility per 100 sq. kms.

Serial Name of Tahsil "' Total atta No. of medical No. in sq. kms. Institutions of aJ1Y k'nll per 100 sq. kms. 1 -'J 3 4 1 An::lndpur Sahib 638.7 2.82 2 Ropar 728.1 3.02

3 Kharar 691.4 3.04 On an average there are 2.97 medicallnstitutioJls per 100 sQ. kms. in the rural area of the district when the corresponding figure for the State is only 2.69. Kharar Tahsil leads in this rcspL'ct with 3.04 medical institutions per 100 sq. kms. and Anandpur Sahib Tahsil is the tail end with only 2J(! medical institutions per 100 sq. kms.

(iii) Power Supp/y.-Thc following table shows the number of electrified viJlages with reference to the distance from the nearest town ;_ TABLE No. 4 Distribution of electrified vmages by distance from the nearest town

Distance from the nearest tOWJl Total number No. of electrified of village" villages 1 2

5 knls. or less 250 128 (51. 20)

6-10kms. 374 107 (28.61) 11--15 t, 192 38 (19.79) 16-25 ,. 39 to (25.64) 26-50 " 51-100 " .. 101-200 " .. 201 kms. and above

-.-,.-_,--~-----.------.. Total 855 283 (33.10) (*Excluding 50 uninhabited villages). ----- _'--

(Figures in brackets indicate percentage to tota1 number of villages in each distance group). 14

Out of 855 Inhabited villages only 283 villages (33.10 %) stood electrifJed by the end of 1969 • . The tab~e given above re~als that as JtCgb as 51.20 per cent of the vIllages, lying within 5 kms. of an urban area, have been electtlfled. The percentage of -electrlfjed villages declines pari-passu, with tbe Increase In dhtance except In the distance range 16-25 kms. However, Ropal tahsU bas the maxjmum number of electrIfied villages. Efforts are, boWeVtT, under way to electrify all the villages b) the near future. It Is, however, a different matter if we will be able to maintain the supply line owing to the global energy crisis

ltv) Communications.-The followIng table shows the different types of communlcat\Qn facUitles available In I ural areas with reference to the distance f10m the nearest town ~- TABLE No.5

Diatributlon of viUag" with differeat ('()9U1UlDkaUon. facUities by dibtance from the l1care~ t (O"D Number 0/ l'illagcs comtected by Distance from the Total ------_._------nearest town No. of Pucca , Katcha Pucca Pucca PUCCI! Katcha Pucca Others villageS. Road Road and Road Road Road and Katcha and and and Katch" Road River Rllii Rail Road and Rail .., .1 2 .' 4 5 6 7 H 9 10 5 kms. or Jess 250 93(37,20) 16(6,40) 1(0 '40) 21 (8 '40) 3(1 '20) 6--JO kms. 374 126(33 ,69) 55(14,71) 10(2 '67) 14(3 '74) 50 . 34)

11-15 , , 192 69(35.94) 32(16 '67) 2(J ,04) ] 4(7 '29) 1(0 '5:!) 16-25 ., 39 15(38 -46) 8(20 ' 15) 1(2 '56) 26-50 .. 51-100 .. JOl-200, , 201 kms. and above

Total 855303(35'44) 111(12,98) 13(1-52) .. 50(5 '85) 8(0 '94) 1(0' U) (·Excluding 50 uninhabited villages)

(Figures in brackets indicate percentage to the total numhcr of village:') in each distallce ~roup).

The table highlights that the percentage of vlllage1) connected by pucca road and those connected by katch~ road is htghest In the distance range 16-25 kms. from an urban area. However, the per­ centage of villages connected by katclta road shows a relationship with the distance fr{Hn the urban area i.e. the percentage of such villages increases pari-passu with the Increase In the distance from the urban area. Out of 855 inhabited vlllage 303 villages (35. 44 ~,~;) are linked by pucca lmetalled) roads . .A nother 111 (l2.98/~) villages are connected by pucca and katcha (unmetaIJed) roads, 13 villages by pucca and katcha

roads, 50 villages by pucca road and rallt 8 villages by katcha road and raU and one village by pucca and katcha road and rail. Efforts are, however,. underway to link all the villages hy pucca Toads.

(v) Posts altd Telegraphs :-.The following table shows the number of post offices per 100 sq. km. In eacl1 tahsil of the district :- TABLE No.6

No. of Post Offices peor 100 sq. kms.

Serial Name of Tahsil Total area ill No. of post offices No. sq. krns. per 100 Sq. kms.

...') 3 4 1 A nandpur Sahib 638.7 6.73 2 Ropar 728.1 7.2&

J Kharar 691.4 7.38 On an average there are 1.16 post offJces per 100 sq. kills. In'the rural areas of the dlatrict as com.. pared to 5.96 in the State as a whole. Kharar tahsil has a sligbt edge over other tashlls in thb ~spdd. It has 7.38 post offices per 100 sq. kms. while Anandpur Sahib tahsil has only 6.73 post offices per 100 sq. kms.

Oll! of 855 inhabited viHages. 147 villages have post offices and 15 villages have telegraph offices. Telephone connections are available In 5 villages only. (c) Staple food :

Wheat and maize afe the staple foods of the distcict. Rice is consumed on special occasions only as Punjabjg are not rice eat~rs. (d) Land Usc Pattern :

0) Fvrcsts.-The area under forests as shown in the Village Directory, includes forested areas classed or administered as forests under any legal en'-lctment dealing with forests wl1cthel' State owned or private. This fJgure may be sIJghtly different from the one furnished by the Forest Department owing

to the reason that certain lands t though not wooded, are taken as forests by the Forest Department.

(ti) Irrigated Area.~It is the area that receives the soil blood for crops-the water-through channels containing running water procured from wells, tuhe-wells, tanks, canals, etc. Cultivated land served by waterJng through these man-made devices is termed as 'Jrrigated area',

(Ui) Ullirrigafed Area.-- It includes the cUltivated land which depends entirely upon the freaks of nature, i.e., monsooJl rains, for irrigation. Despite a.ssured Irrigation facUlties, the monsoons continue to play an f mportant role in the agricultural economy of the district.

(Iv) Cultivable J'Vaste.·- Thh category Includes land avllable for cultivation whether actually cultivated or not. for one reason or the other, or once taken up for (,"Uttlvation but not cultivated again for more than 5 years in succession. Such land may be faHow or covered with bushes or jungle which ma.y not be put to any use. Lands under thatching grass, bamboo, bushes, miscellaneous tree crops, etC. which are not included under forests, have been consIdered as cultivable waste.

All grazing lands which are permanent paslures, meadows, vUlage common lands and grazJng lands within the forest areas have also been covered under this classification.

(v) Area not available fur cultivatiQIl.-· This refers to absolutely barren uncultivable land and'such lands which are put DIlly to non-agricultural uses. Absolutely barren uncultivated htnd covers lands under mountains, deserts etc. which cannot be brought under cultivation except at an exorbitant cost. All lands occupied by buUdings, roads, railways, waterways,rlvers, canals,etc. are classified as not avaUable. for cultivation. The land use pattern differs from district to district. In Ropar district the percentage of area under different land uses is as follows : -.~

Percentage

(i) Forest 6.59% (U l'rrigated area 17. 57 ~~ (Ul) Unlrdgated area 42.88% (Iv) Cuhlvable waste 6.36% (v) Area not available for cultIvation 26.60~~

It is clear that about 60 per cent of the total area is under CUltivation, out of which about 18 per cent Is lrdgated. A little more than one fourth of the total area is not available for cultivation due to the hlUy terrain in some parts of the district. The area under forests Is quIte substatla' beln.g 6,59 per' cent of the total area. J.t is the second highest in the State, Hoshtarpur district being the hlgh~st. T~ per.ntage of the area lying as ouItivable wa!te Is 6.36' per cent, which Is also comparatlvely . bigher. Various measures are being taken by the State Soli Conservatjon Department to reclaim tbe afta Iylna as cultivable waste. 16

The State canals. wetls/tubewells are the main sources of irrigatJon In the district. The follow'JI, table gives the distribution of the net Irrigated area by different sources for each tahsil of the district: TABLE No. 7

Tahsllwise nel irrigated area dUring 1970~'11 (00' bectares)

Different sources of irrigation Name of Tahsil

GOVernment Private Tanks Wells I Other Total canals canals Tube­ sources wells

1 2 3 4 s 6 7

Anandpur Sahib 8 27 35 Ropar 13 227 1 241 Kharat 114 5 119 .. .,---_------_._------_ ..... __ . ------__ Total for the district 21 368 6 395 ._------_._-_._-_--_.. _-_._-----_. __ . __ .. -_._------._--_

Source :~Economic and statistical organization, PUI\iab. It has been generally observed that the percentage of average cultivable waste to average culti­ vated land Is generally lower in the villages which are closer to urban areas. The following table reveals almost thfs very pattern :-

TABLE No.8 Percentage of average cuJtivable waste or vUJage to average cu1tlvated land per village by distance from the nearest town

Distance from the No. of Total Average Total Average' %age of nearest town villages· cUltivated cultivated cultiva. cultivable ' average land land per ble waSfe waste per cultivable (in acres) (village (in aCreS) village (in waste per in aCres) acres) village to averaae cultivated land per viUaae 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5 kms. or less 263 83,460 317'34 7,196 27·36 8·62 6-10 kms. 393 134,278 341 '67 10,444 26·58 7·78 208 75,119 361·15 9,780 47·02 13,02 11-15 " 16-25 .. 41 14,871 362,71 ~,101 124·41 34-30 26-50 .. .. 51-100 "

101-200 ,~ 201 kms. and above ---_. .... _-_._-. __ ------._ ...... _- Total 90S 307,728 340·03 32,521 35·93 10-S7 _._----- ._---- (.Indusive of 50 uninhabited villages) 17

It will be seen from the table t~t the average cultivated land per village and the average cultivablo waste per village are highest in the villages which lie between 16--25 kms. of an urban area. Conse9tuently the percentage of average cultivable waste to average cultivated land per village is highest in the distance range 16-25 kms. The percentage decHncs with the decline in the distance of the village from the urball area except in distance range of less than 5 kms. The overall figure of 10.57 per cent of average cultivable waste to average cultivated land per village appears to be fairly high.

NOTE ON TOWN DIRECTORY

16. The Town Directory has been compiled in seven different statements for all the urban areas of the district. Brief explanatory notes on each statement are given below :- Note on Statement I.-Statement I renders an account of identification particulars, status, growth history and functional category of towns.

(M stands for Municipal Committee and N.A.C'. for Notified Area Committee in this statement). At the 1961 Census an attempt was made to classify the towns on the basis of the "functional category". The entire working population was categorised into 9 industrial categories. These 9 cate­ gories were further clubbed into the following five broad classes ;.--

Industrial Category-·1961 Functional Classification

I. Cultivator ) n. Agricultural Labourer I III. Mining, Quarrying, Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunt- ~ Primary activities ing and Plantations, Orchards and Allied Activities J IV. Household Industry J V. Manufacturing other than Household industry ~ Industry VI. Construction J VI1. Trade and Commerce Trade and Commerce VIII. Transport, Storage and Communkation Transport IX. Other Services Services

In Statement I of the Town Directory all the towns ha.ve been classified on the basis of tho percent· age of total workers engaged in each of the above five classes of economic activity. A town where 40 per cent or more of the total workers are engaged in one occupation. the town has been classified as a mono-functional town, e.g., industrial town, services town, etc. If this condition is not satisfied then the next predominant occupation is taken into account and if the total of the two comes 1() 60 per cent or above the town has been classified as bi-functional town, e.g., industrial-cum-services town. If the total of the workers engaged in the two major occupations does not come upto 60 per -.:cnt, the third predominant occupation is taken into consideration and 1he town is categorized as multi-functional, e.g., industrial.. cum-services-cum-commercial town.

The following table gives the functional distribution of towns of the Ropar district as per the 1971 Census. TABLE No. 9

Distribution of towns by functional categories

Serial Functional Category Total No. of No~ towns 1 2 3

1 Industry 1 2 Services 2 3 Industry Acum-Trade and Commerce 1 4 Services-cum-Trade and Commerce-cum.. lndustry 1 S Services-cum A Industry-cumA Trade and Commerce 1 6 Trade and Commerce-cum.lndustry-cum-Primary Activities 1 is

The table given above brings out that out of 7 towns in the district only three towns are mono­ functional ; Naya Nangal is industrial town whereas Nangal Township and Ropar towns have been classified as Services towns. Kurali town is a hi-functional town classified as Industry-cum- Trade and Commerce. The remaining three towns, namely, Anandpur Sahib, Kharar and Murinda have all been classified as multi-functional towns. Note on Statement II.-This statement furnishes the details about the physical aspects and location particulars of the towns of the district as in 1969. Under physical aspects, the details of annual rainfall and temperature have been given for each town of the district. In case of towns for which the rainfall data were not available, the rainfall figures of the nearest town have been incorporated. Being nearer to the Shivalik Hills, the towns of the district have comparatively higher annual rainfall. Kharar, Kurali and Murinda towns account for the highest annual rainfall, i.e., 770.3 mID. while Anandpur Sahib, Nangal Township, Naya Nangal and Ropar towns record only 758.8 mm. rainfall. The maximum temperature varies between l1S.5 L 'F at Nangal Township and Naya Nangal and 112.3 D F at Anandpur Sahib, Kharar, Kurali, Murinda and Ropar towns. The minimum temperature varies between 34.7°F and 34.5'F at these towns, respectively. This statement also gives the details of the distance of the towns 0) from the nearest city (witll population of one lakh and above), (ii) from the State Headquarters and district headquarten, (iii) railway station, (iv) bus route, etc. Information regarding navigable river/canal within 10 kms. has also been incorporated in the statement. Chandigarh, the State Headquarters, is the nearest city to Anandpur Sahib, Kharar, Kurali, Murinda and Ropar towns while Jullundur City is nearest to Naya Nangal and Nangal Township. Ropar, the district headquarters town, is located at a distance of about 41 kms_ from Chandigarh_ Kurali is the nearest town from district headquarters (16 krns.) while Naya Nangal is the farthest town (63 kms_). Passenger and goods transport facilities are adequately available in aU the towns of the district and there is not even a single town which does not have a bus service. All towns, except Kharar, have a railway station. The Sutlej river, which passes through the district, is only 2 to 5 kms. from Nangal Township, Naya Nangal, Ropar and Anandpur Sahib towns. Navigation is, however, not possible in this river because of the erratic water supply. The Bhakra Dam, constructed on the river Sutlej, seven miles up-stream of Nangal, is one of the highest dams in the world. Since all the towns are sparsely populated there is no problem of over-crowding or traffic jam.

Note on Statement IlL-This statement relates to the mWlicipal finance for the year 1968-69_ It shows 'receipts' and 'expenditure' under different heads of the Municipal Budgets of all the towns of the district. The following table shows the per capita receipt and expenditure of all the towns of the district classified by population size. TABLE No. 10 Per alplta Receipt and Expenditure by size class of toWllS PER CAPITA

___u ____ . ___ ··_. ______.. ·_·,, ____ ·__ ·.~~·r.~_ .. ' .... ~_. ___ ~_", __ ._._._.. _ ...... ___ . ______~. ____ , Receipt (Rs.) Expenditure (Rs.)

~-~ _.-. .. _. "" ~-- . ~".-- ~~,-.---.-- --~-" ---'-"~.~-~----,--.~ ---- ,-----"_... ------. .. Class of town Number Total Receipt Receipt Total Expend i- Ex pend i- Expendi- of Receipt through from all Expendi- tur on ture on ture on Town taxes, etc. other ture public public aU other sources health insd- aspects and con.. tutions veniences 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 Clus ) 100,000 and above •• a..n ~.000-99.999 .. ausm 20.000-49,999 1 11·37 7·14 4·23 10·49 2'37 0'10 8'02 Class IV 10,000-19.999 2 31 ·72 14'88 16·84 30·24 6-37 0·25 23-62 CIus v 5.000-9,999 4 16·44 14'80 1'64 19-36 7-39 0-28 11'69 C .... VI Below 5,000 .. 19

The towns covered under various classes are as follows

Class III ,,;=~ Nangal Township. Class IV = Kharar and Ropar. Class V 0-::: Anandpur Sahib, KuraH, Murinda and Naya Nangal.

The table given above reveals that per capita receipts exceed per capita expenditure in Class III and IV tQwns while in Class V towns the picture is reverse. Per capita total receipts and expenditure are highest in Class IV towns and lowest in Class III town.

Receipts through taxes constitute bulk of the revenue of the municipal committees. Revenue derived from municipal properties, government grant~, loans, advances. etc., classified as 'other sO,?fces of revenue' is also substantial. On the expenditure side, highest amount is spent on general adminIstra­ tion, which is included under 'expenditure on other aspects' in table 10. Expenditure on Public Health and Conveniences is also quite high but slightly lower than the one observed for 'general administration'. Jt is highest in Class V towns and lowest in Class III town.

Note Oil Statement lV."-Tht: information relating to civic and other amenities, as in 1969, in respect of each town of the district has been incorporated in this statement. It includes the information on road length, system of sewerage/drainage. number of latrines, method of disposal of night soil, protected water supply, fire fighting service, electrification, etc.

Under column 4. "System of sewerage/drainage" various type of sewerage/drainage systems have been indicated by use of the following abbreviations ill order of their importance :_ S :.-::Sewers

OSD '";~ Open Surface Drains

ST :C~_ Septic Tanks

Under column 8 "Mehtod of disposal of night soil," different prevalent methods of disposal of night soil have been shown by use of the following abbreviations in order of their importance:

HL :;~;c Head Load

WB ~:c. Wheel Barrows

Under column 9. "Source of protected water supply" has been indicated by use of the fol .. lowing abbreviations :-

TW ::;_ Tubewell water

T =Tap water HP =Handpump water

W ::=:: Well water

In the matter of civic and other amenities Naya Nangal town has an edge over all other towns of the district. The town is situated on the Anandpur Sahib-Una road and is about 63 kms. from Ropar-height above sea level being 350.80 metres. It is surrounded by the Shivalik hills on three ~ides which impart scenic beauty to the town. It is served by Nanga) Dam railway station, which 15 the terminus station on the Ambala-Nangal Dam railway line. It is a wen planned town having a net work of metalled roads and more than 2,000 houses depicting modern architecture and housing persons from different corners of the country. The sanitation is excellent because of underground sewerage and the supply of drinking water is through running water taps/tubewells. A well or,a­ nised fire fighting service is available in the town. It is one of first towns that was electrifIed with the coming up of the hydel power stations as an integral part of the Bhakra Project. The NangaJ Fertilizer Factory, which also produces heavy water, is the single biggest consumer of elec­ tricity from the Bhakra Power House.

. Nanga) Township is another important town of the district in respect of civic and other ameni- tJes. It 'Yas built in the year 1943-44 for providing residential facilities to the workers engaged in the construction of the Bhakra Dam Project. This tQWll is also located on the Auandpur Sahib-Una road 20 and is served by Nangal Dam railway station. It has a network of metalled roads and is weJl electri­ fied, majority of the connect,ions h:eing for domestic and ~o.mmcr~ial purposes. Undergr?und s~we­ rage exists in the new colomes whtle most of the old localIties st111 have open surface draIns. Night soil is generally carried on headloads and wheel barrows ill the old localities. Drinking water sup­ ply is by tubewells and running water taps. A well organized firc fighting service exists in the town. The town gained its importance after the Independence when construction of the world­ famous Bhakra Dam on th~ river. Sutlej. was ~t~r~ed. With the completion of the Bhakra Project the town is no longer bustlmg with hectIc activItIes of the yoke.

Ropar town, the distrc.it headquarters. is only 41 kms. away from Chandigarh. It is connected by metalled roads w!th Chan.digarh, Sjrhind, Hoshiarpur, Lu?hiana? Jullundur and Nalagarh. It is also served by a railway statIOn on the Ambala-Nangal raIlway hne. Development of the town has received an impetus with the formation of Ropar as an independent district after the reorganisa­ tion of the State on November 1, 1966. Some major works, like construction of underground sewerage, have been taken up to improve the sanitation of the town. The drinking water supply is tubewells and running water taps. A well organised fire fighting service is available in the town. The town is well electrified.

Kharar town is situated about 14 kms, south-west of Chandigarh at the junction of Ropar Chandigarh and Ludhiana-Chandigarh roads. The town is also linked with Rajpura town by a metalled road. It has open surface drains and the night soil is generally disposed of on head loads. The supply of drinking water is through handpumps and wells. The town is well electrified.

The civic and other amenities in the remaining towns of the district are far from satisfac­ tory though all of them are electrified.

Note Oil staten-lent V.-This statement gives details of the medical, educational, recreational and cultural amenities available in each town of the district. Under column 3, medical facilities in terms of the number of hospitals, dispensaries, T. B. clinics, health centres, etc. have been shown by usc of the following abbreviations :

H "c-;:: Hospital

D -; Dispensaries

He -- Health Centre

FPC :~. Family Planning Centre TBe _::: T. H. Clinic. o -.-:. -Others

Where figures 0(1), H(2) etc. occur, these denote that the town has one dispensary, two hospitals. etc.

Under column 5, educational facilities in terms of number of colleges of various types have been indicated by use of the following abbreviations :

A c:.::Arts College only

AS :·::cArts and Science College only

Where figures like A(l), AS(2) etc. occur, these denote that the town has one Arts college and two Arts and Science Colleges, etc.

Under column 9, relating to recognised shorthand, typewriting and other vocational instl~ tutions, the following abbreviations have been used :-

ITI ~c=Industrial Training Institute o ·-··Others 21

Under column 17, the existence of public library 01' reading room has been shown by the fol. lowing abbreviations :- PL == Public Library

R R ;c_c Reading Room

The number thereof has been indicated in brackets. The following table shows the extent of medical facilities available in each town of the di~trict. the number of beds per thousand population has been taken as the criterian for determining the ex.tent of medical facilities.

TABLE NO. 11 Medical Facilities

Serial Name O/TOWl1 Total No. of beds No. of bedv per No. ill mrdka1, in.~ti-­ 1.(JOO Popu1at;o" tutions 2 3 4

I Anandpur Sahib 10 2.00 2 Kharar 22 2.06 3 Kurali 4 0.41 4 Murinda 4 0.43 5 Nangal, Township 78 3.65 6 Naya Nangal RO 8.00 7 Ropar 24 1.46 The table shows that there are \n an 222 beds in the medical, institutions in an the towns of the dis­ trict- the average being 2.69 beds peT thou'\and populat(ol1. Naya Nanga' township has the kighest number of beds in It;) medicat in'>Utut ions. It has a hospital with 80 beds, three dispensaries '(md a Famny Planning Center without any bed facility. In relation to population which again Is the highest among all the towns of the district. On the other hand, Kurall has the lowest nUJll~r of be4s per thousand population i. c., 0.41. Compared to the developed countries we are sun far behtnd in thIS sector. This statement also shows the number of educatlonal institutions in each town. It can be readily seell that educaHonal facilities are not adequately available in aU the towns. Only Anandpur Sanib and Ropar .towns have an Arts and Scienc~ CoHege each. Industrial Train\ng Institutes are located in ~)fil~ th~ee (own~ "iz .• t1 ?3ndpur Sahib, Nangal Townshtp and Ropar tmV!ls. A~ Jegalds the educational ~nstttutlons up to the Hlgher Secondary level, their number per thougand popu\at~on has beetl shown In the followmg table :-

TABLE NO. 12 Hieber Secondary fHigh, Middle and PrimarY Schools per 1,000 population Number per 1,000 population .------_ Serial Name of the Town Highet' Middle primary No. Secondal'Yl School School High School

2 3 4 5

1 Anandpur Sah'b 0.60 0.20 2 Kharar 0.47 0.09 3 Kurali 0·31 I • O·lu 4 Mutlnda 0.32 5 Nangal Town~h'p 0.09 0.09 6 Naya Nangal 0.20 0.30 7 Ropar 0.24 0.24 0.24 22

It emerges from the table that Anandpur Sahib town has the highest number of High/Higher Secondary Schools per thousand population while Nangal township has the loweSt number-. Middle Schools are located In Nangal township and Ropar towns only; Ropar liaving an edge over Nangal township. As regards Primary scbools,. their number per thousand population is highest in Naya Nangal and lowest In Kharar town. Murlnda and Nangal Township do Dot have any Primary School. Recreational and cultural facUities are not adequately available-in aU the towns of the district: Only Ropar and Nangal Township have each a cinema house while a stadium ls lopated 1n Kurah town only. Public libraries or reading room facilities are available in an the towns, except at Naya Nangal. Note on Statement Vl.-This statement relates to trade, commerce, industry and banking

In each town as in 1969. Information on the three most important commodities manufactured t Imported and e"ported has also been Incorporated in this statement. The selection of most important commodities has been done on the basis of the estimated volume of the commodities transacted.

The dlstrclt js known for the manufacture of locks, Woollen and cotton textiles, chemical ferti­ lizers, babbar grass, sewing machine.parts, sugal, timber etc., which are also exported. The items of im­ port consist mainly of raw wool, cotton, sugarcane, foodgrains, jute bags, lime and soft stone, iron etc. 'Naya Nangal is a big industrial town of the dlstrlct_..tbe Nan gal Fertilizer and Heavy water Factory is based here. The Fertilizer factory produces about 1,200 tons of Calcium Ammonium Nitrate per day and about 14.5 tons of heavy water per year. Two woollen mills manufacturing wollen and worsted yarn, wool tops, jerseys, pullovers, blankets, shawls and worsted cloth are located at ~harar town. One sugar mill has recently been set up at Murlnda in the Coopertlve sector which bas given an impetus to cane cultivation in the area. . , Lock making is an ancient Industry of Ropar and KuraU towns. This Industry suffered a set-back at the time of the partition due to migration of the MuslIm artisans to Pakistan. After the Independence, competition from A1igarh and Calcutta manufacturers bas further affected its ~ev~lopment. ti-Il the towns in the district have hanklng facillties. In 1970 there were 6 branches of the State Bank! of Patiala, 1 of the State Bank of India, 4 of the Punjab National Bank,6- of other Commer~lal Ban.lQs and 10 of the various Co..operative banks In the district. Out of these 27 branches of various banks, 20 branches were located In urban areas and the rest in rural areas of the district. Agricult.ura1 and ll'On-agricultural cooperative credit societies were also functioning in all the towns of ·the district barrJng Naya Nanga! town. . Note or! Statement ·VII.-Thls statement gives distribution of the population by religions.. The p~pu{atjan of the di~trict has been classified into tpe six main relIgions, namely, Budhism, Ghrlstia~ity,. Htrrduism, Islam, Jalnlsm and . The persons returned as professing other religions, s~cts or b!Jiefs, which could not be classified under any of the religions, have been clubbed together under th: h!ad "Oth!r religions and persuations." The-persons whose reUgion could not be ascertained have been grouped under "religion not stated." According to tbe 1971 Census. the Sikhs accounted for 55.61 percent of the total population of the district whereas the Hindu population a~unted fOl only 43.49 percent. However, in urban areas the proportion of Hlndg_ population exceeaed that of the Sikh population except in Anandpur Sahib town, which Is a place of historical importance for the Sikh religion. VILLAGB D1RECTORY Anandpur Sahib Tahsil

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VILLAGE ANANDPUR SAHIB TAHSIL Ameniti es and Amenities available within the village Loca­ Name of village Total tion (with Hadbast No.) area Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi­ Post & Code of the supply water cations Telegraph No. village (in acres)

1 '") J 4 :" 6 1 8 9 8/1/1 Kalsera (236) 293 Pr.S(1) E TW PR PO 2 Meda Majra (238) 194 3 Rampur Sani (235) 119 . . W PR · . 4 Bhabbaur (214) 1,296 Mid.S(1) E Hp,TW PR PO

5 Samipur (232) 623 Pr.sO) C 6 Khera Bagh (233) 94 · . . . W . . · . 7 Talwara (279) 568 Pr.SO) E W PR.T PO 8 Dobheta (280) 1:189 Pr.S(1) E W PR,T PO

9 Hambewal (281) 524 E W,TW PR.T ·. U'I Nangal Nikku (282) 865 Pr.SO) E W.TW PR.T PO 12 Surewal (251) 341 Sec.S(t) D(I) E W KR 13 Sehjowal (252) 454 Pr.S(t) DO) L W KR 14 BainsPuf (253) 193 W KR 15 Daghaur (254) 425 W KR 16 Hajipur (250) 204 L W KR 17 Melwan (257) 153 W KR 18 Chhotewal (259) 387 · . W KR 19 Maujowal (260) 350 Pr.S(t) .. W KR 20 Dobkali (283) R., 397 U W PR.T 21 Me-ghpur (284) 460 · . W PR,T · . 22 Manakpur (285) 414 Pr.S(l ) W PR,T PO 23 Patti (287) 680 W PR.T 24 Raipur (288) 660 · . .. W.e PR 2S Bandlchri (289) 396 Pr.S(!) D(l) W PR.T 26 Jol (286) 178 E W PR,T 27 Bhaton (262) 118 · . W KR 28 Oohlani (263) 385 Pr.SO} W KR 29 Kulgraon (264) 169 Pr.SO) W KR 30 Sangatpur (258) 220 W KR 31 Sukhsal (255) 369 Pr.S(I) W .. PO 32 Bhikhapur (256) 50 W KR 33 Mahandpur (478) 1.582 · . W 34 BbangaJ (477) 873 Pr.S(1) W .. . . 35 Nanaran Kalmot (272) 2.924 Pr.S(1) Hp.W PR PO

36 Bbalari (267) 808 Pr.S(1) Hp.W KR PO 37 Majari (266) 573 W KR 38 Passiwal (268) 287 W KR 39 Palasi (269) 684 Pr.S(1) W KR 40 Dayapur (26S) 298 W KR 41 Bela Dhiani (261) 1.899 W,R PR 4% Palsari (347) 296 .. . . W PR 43 Barahmpur (348) 1.588 Pr.S(l) He(l) E W PR.T PO Sec.SO) 44 ru:li (349) 6S1 E w PR,T 45 owa! (290) 97 E C PR,T 46 Dabkbcra (3S0) 554 Pr.S(l) E W PR,T PO 47 KaUttran ~Sl) 781 Pr.S(t) E W PR.T PO 48 DaroU (35 ) 1,129 Pr.s(1) W PR PO 49 DobnaJ (291) 343 .. W PR .. SO Bhanopli (353) 281 pr.S(l)Sec.S(1) D(l) E W PR PO 25

DIRECfORY ~G)60 Land use ROPAR DISTRICt Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks includina types of land usc in acres rounded and distance of tbe market. anr place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat. jf any. rehgious, historical held in the or archaeological Forest Irriaated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vabe available waste for cultivation

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Wheat & Mai7:e 69 224 Nangal Township f) .. 169 2S Nanga) Township 2) uninhabited Wheat ~. Maize 73 106 Nangal Township (2) Wheat & Maize 183 1,113 Nangal Township (2) Three days naisakbj Pair Baisakh-l (April-l 3) Wheat & Maize 2 213 408 Nangai Township (3) Wheat & Maize 5 55 34 Nanga] Township (1) Wheat & Maize 292 276 Nanga] Township (1) Wheat & Maize 116 773 Nangal Township (1) One day Baisakhi Fair Baisakh-l (April-B) Wheat & Maize .. 144 380 Nangal Township (I) Wheat & Maize 40 252 573 Nanga] Township (2) Wheat & Maize 39 115 187 Nanga1 Township (6) Wheat & Maize 194 77 1 182 Nanga) Township (6) Wheat & Maize 20 53 3 117 Nangal Township (6) Wheat & Maize 38 243 144 Nangal Township (6) Wheat & Maize 74 118 12 Nanga1 Township (6) Wheat & Maize 57 78 · . 18 Nangal Township (5) Wheat & Maize 12 342 1 32 Nangal Township (5) Wheat & Mail-C 128 222 Nangal Township (4) Wheat & Maize 165 232 Nangal Township (2) Wheat & Maize . . 149 · . 311 Nanga1 Township (2) Wheat, Maize & Rice .. 118 141 6 149 Nanga) Township (2) Wheat, Maize & Rice 170 23 339 20 128 Nangal Township (2) Wheat, Maize & Rice 144 65 242 · . 209 Nanga) Township (2) Wheat, Maize & Rice 109 81 79 45 82 Nanga! Township (3) Wheat, Maize & Rice 11 42 12 113 Nanga) Township (2) Wheat & Maize J2 93 13 Nanga) Township (6) Wheat & Maize 47 307 31 Nangal Township (7) Wheat & Maize 38 110 21 Nangal Township (8) Wheat & Maize 30 173 17 Nangal Township (5) Wheat & Maize 109 214 13 33 Nanga) Township (6) Wheat & Maire 12 31 7 Nanga1 Township (6) Wheat & Maize 7 545 1,030 Nangal Township (12) Wheat & Maize 392 · . 481 Nanga! Township (13) Wheat & Maize 1.225 847 852 Nangal Township (11) Gurdwara. Temple

Wheat & Mail.e 205 231 9 363 Nangal Township (10) Gurdwara Wheat & Maize 27 245 301 Nanga) Township (l0) Wheat & Maize 48 213 26 Nangal Township (10) Wheat & Maize 124 405 155 Nanga) Township (10) Wheat & Maize 37 102 159 Nanga! Township (10) Wheat & Maize 2 959 69 869 Nanga) Township (3) Wheat. Maize & Rice 82 32 182 Nangal Township (6) Wheat. Maize & Rice 333 70 625 71 489 Nangal Township (5) Wheat & Maize 1 8 434 25 183 Nangal Township (6) Wheat & Maize 4 68 4 21 Nangal Township (6) Wheat & Maize 97 122 165 31 139 Nangal Township (7) Wheat & Maize 44 35 412 115 175 Nanga} Township (8~ Wheat 88 628 413 Anandpur Sahib (10 Gurdwara Guru Gobind Singh Wheat & Maize 11 156 11 165 Nanga} Township \8) Wheat & Maize 4 225 52 Anandpur Sahib ( 0) 26 VILLAGE ANANDPUR SAHIB TAHSIL Amenities Imd Ameniti~5 available within the viIJaee Loca· Name of village Total tion (with Hadbilst No.) area ------Ed uca tional Medical POWOr Drinking COmmvnj· Post & Code 01 the supply water cat.ions Telegraph No. village (in acres)

'"<- 3 4 5 6 1 X IJ

}i/J 51 Nangli (354) 1,19(, W PR,T

52 .land Dati (355) .1,641 Pr.S(2) E W PR,T 1)0 S3 Bela Ramgarh (270) 2,642 Pr.s(l) W KR .. 5'~ .Bhanam (271) 533 Pr.s(1) W PR.KR PO

55 J3ha 1<1 n (27.1) 2,141 Pr.S(!) MeW(l) Hp,W PR.KR PO Sec.SO) 56 Spalwun (479) 608 W KR 57 I'alahta (4S0) 56<') .. W KR 5~ Haripur (4~1) 474 Pr.S(l) W KR

59 Samullucri (482) 1.()()6 W · . (>0 Khanpur (48.1) 639 Pr.s(J) W PR 61. Gochar (484) 797 Hp,W PR ()2 Boothgarh (276) 176 W · . 63 Ahelgraon (274) 765 Hp,W KR 64 Raisara (485) ~21 W PR 65 Nalhoti (486) .. ,119 Pr.S(t) HP.W PR

66 Kukowal (487) 1,393 . . .. · . . . 67 Kalwan (488) 1,625 Pr.S(1) D(l) W PR PO 68 Rampur Kalan (489) 820 W PR

(ll Ghanaura Hjrpur (490) 726 W PR 70 Swam (275) 1,146 W KR 71 SuinsowaJ (277) 352 W KR 72 Harse Bela (278) lASS W 73 Mahain (358) 500 Pr.s(!) W PR

74 l Dasgran (357) 560 Pr.S(I) E W PR 75 Khanpur (3.56) 306 E W PR

76 Behloo (293) 264 Pd')(I) W PR,T PO

77 Thaloh (292) 500 Pr.S(l) .. W KR,PR PO 7'S Ghamirpur (294) 1,101 Pr.S(l) E HP.W KR J>O 79 Bikapur (297) 411 W.C PR 80 Surewal (296) 1,228 ; Pr.S(I) E W PR 81 Dher (295) 654 Pr.S(1) W PR PO

82 Khamera (359) 820 Pr.s(!) W PR 83 Sajmaur (298) 286 W PR 84 Harari (299) 14:\ C PR 85 Dharob (300) 180 C PR 27 D.RECTORY ROPAR DlSTRICT Land Use Staple Food Land use (i.e., area onder different Nearest town Day or daC Remarks including types of land use In acres rounded and distance of the mar et. an/, place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if any. rehgious, historical ------hc1d in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not vil1a~le inlcre~l irrisated vahle uvaitablc waste for cultivation

10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 1~

Wheat & Maize 32 641 14 509 Analldpur Sahib (10) One day Dussehra Asoj Sudi-to (Scpt.-Ol.'(.) Wheat & Maize 72 480 593 141 355 Analldpur Sahib (lO) (Jurdwan\ Daha Gurditta Wheat & Maize 622 1,166 741.., J 13 Nanga} Towllship (12) · . Wheat & Maize' 177 267 87 Nangal Township (l0) One day Temple, Daisakhi Baisakh-I fair (April-13) Wheat & Maile 702 905 65 469 Nangal Township (12) Gurdwnra Temple Wheat & Mail.c 175 80 J53 Anandpur Sahib (4) Wheat & Maize .. 38 221 40 270 Anandpur Sahib (3) · . Wheat & Maize 27 7 202 40 198 Anandpur Sahib (12) One day MclaAchhrnn Second Sunday Mao of Maghur (Nov.-DC(.'. ) Wheat & Maize .. 427 39J 5R 12R AllanJpul' Sahib (14) Wheat & Maize 3S 13 ]95 45 34ti Anandpur Sahib (13)

Wheat & Maize 206 21 97 54 419 Anandpur Sahib (13) Wheat & Maize 4 M5 47 40 Anandpur Sahib (12) Wheat & Maize 2 65 259 439 Nanga) Township (13) Wheat & Maize 374 149 2]5 83 Anandpur Sahib ~13) Wheat & Maize "65 496 71 87 Anandpur Sahib 12) .. 571 6 239 S77 Anandpul' Sahib (tJ) U n,inhabited Wheat & Maile 511 13 S8) 520 Anandpur Sahih (13) · . Shiv Tempe) Wheat & Maile 201 4 403 212 Anandpur Sahib (10) One day of Sarnadh MeJa every Sunday Siuh Channn

Wheat & Maize 110 8 467 141 Anandpur Sahib (10) One day of Ciurdwara Meta every Sunday Sidh Channn Wheat & Maize J 246 340 ~57 Anandpur Sahib (l0 Wheat &. Ma izc 180 172 Anandpur Sahib (8) Wheat & Maize .. 333 . . 1.152 Anandpur Sahib (5) Wheat & Maize 36 305 13 146 Anandpur Sahib (7) Two day<; Bhadon Meta Devat (Aug.-Sept.) One Sidh day. Two fairs held Maqbra Rana annually. Every and Mela Mihan Thursday of Jeth Rana (May·June) Wheat & Maize 75 176 89 220 Anandpur Sahib (9) Wheat & Maize 11 J86 56 53 Anandpur Sahib (8)

Wheat & Maize 40 43 99 20 62 Anandpur Sahib (8) Ciurdv.,ara Bauli Sahih

Wheat & Maize 76 310 6 21 87 Al1andpur Sahib (0) Shiv Temple Wheat & Maize 425 129 396 100 51 Anandpur Sahib (6) Wheat, Maize & Rice ...... 211 200 Ananrlpur Sahib (4) Wheat & Maize 440 203 400 92 93 Anandpur Sahib (6)

Wheat & Maize 72 456 17 109 Ananrlpur Sahib (6) One day Shivratri Phagan Badi-14 (Feb.· March) Wheat, Maize & Rice 348 llS 177 .177 Anandpur Sahib (6) Wheat. Maize & Rice 234 52 Anandpur Sahib (6) Wheat, Maize & Rice 96 47 Anandpur Sahib (7) Wheat, Maize & Rice 87 93 Anandpur Sahib (6) 28

VJLLAGE

ANANDPUR SAHIB TAHSIL Amenities and Amenities available within the village Loca.- Name of village Total tion (with Hadbast No.) area Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi- Post & Code of the supply water cations Telegraph No. village (n acres)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

S/1/86 Basowal (302) 361 Pr.S(1) E W PR Po7 Paili Kalan (305) 51 · ...... RS Mehroli (308) 93 Pr.S(l) E W PR 89 Dholowal (307) 39 · . . . W PR 90 Mangewal (3Ob) 291 Pr.SCt) E Hp,W PR 91 Chandesar (309) 217 Pr.SO) E W PR 92 Kalota (304) 70 .. E W PR · . 93 Ganguwal (303) 545 D(1) E w PR PTO

94 Paili Khurd (301) 35 · . E Hp PR 95 Sadhewal (312) 247 Pr.SO) E W PR 96 Lang Majari (310) .131 E W PR 97 Majara (311) 421 Sec.S(I) F W PR

98 Chak (361) 195 E W PR 99 Bani (313) 366 C KR too Rampur (314) 252 F KR 10J Jajar (315) 437 W KR 102 llacho Ii (316) In w KR 103 Lamlchri (317) 399 · . W KR 104 Mianpur (319) IX7 E W 105 Nanuwal (3tB) 292 W

107 Sahota (320) 365 Sec.S(t) E W,TW .. 10K Agampur(360) . 3.082 Pr. S(I) W PR

109 Beinhara (375) 44~ \\ PR 110 Dumewal (177) 360 W PR I 11 Raipur (491) 543 W PR JJ2 Sakhpllr (492) 1.232 W PR

113 Jhaj (378) 511 Pr. So )Sec.s( 1) .. W PR PO 114 Pachranda (379) 243 W PR 115 Saidpur (376) 478 .. · . W PR · . 116 Thana (381) 86~ Pr.SCl) E w PR PO

117 Barian (380) ~S8 W PR

118 Jhangrian (493) 426 .. W PR 119 Karom (494) 1,220 Pr.S(I) W PR 120 Katta (495) 339 Pr.S(1) · . W · . · . 111 Sabaur (496) 1.S64 Pr. SO) E Hp,W PR no 122 Ghai Majra (497) 517 W · . 113 Sukhe M~ (498) 353 w PR 124 Sauwal ( ) 356 · . W · . 125 Saroirowal (499) 434 E Hp.W PR 29'

DIRECfORY LAnd Use ROPAR DISTRICT Staple Food Land use (Le. area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, nny place of to the nearest unit) (in krns.) Hat, if any. rd i810\ls.histol'i~ll --- held in the (lI' archaeological l~or\..'St Irrigated On- Culti· Area n('t villagl.! interest irrigat~d vable availahle waste for cultivatiou

10 11 12 Li 14 15 1Ii 17 IS

Wheat, Maize & Ri~,:e 224 .. 137 Anandpur Sahib (4) · . 49 .." Anandpur Sahib (6) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize & Rice ~ 75 D Anandpur Sahib (S) Wheat. Maize & Rice 2 34 J Anandpur Sahib (4) Wheat. Maize & Rico 134 89 68 Anandpur Sahib (4)

Wheat & Maize 30 169 18 Anandpur Sahib (2) Wheat Maize & Rkl: . . 60 1 9 Annndpur Sahib (3) .. Wheat & Muile 121 1 239 IS4 Anandpur Sahib (3) One day Dusschra Asoj Sudi·1 () (Scp t.~Ocr.)

Wheat.Mailo & Rice 2 :n Ananupur Sahib (4) Wheat & Maize 20X (I 33 Anandpur Sahib (2) Wheat & Mail.e 98 3:! Analldpur Sahib (3) Wheat & Maize 5 323 4(' 47 AnamJpur Sahib (3) One uay Every Mcla Sitla Mala Tuesday of Chet (March-April)

Wheat & Maize 5 8~ 25 fn Anandpur Sahib (2) Wheat & Maize .. 3 .1'74 94 95 Anandpur Sahib (4') Wheal & Maize H7 133 32 Anandpur Sahib (5)

Wheat & Maize 174 178 85 Anandpur Sahib (5) Wheat & Maizc 51 19 43 Anandpur Sahlh (2) Wheat & Maize 141 · . 160 .. 98 AnandpuT Sahib (3) Wheat & Maizc 3 96 53 35 Anandpur Sahib (3) Wheat & Maize 190 45 57 Anandpur Sahib 0)

Wheat & Maiz'! 31 p'" 86 Ill) Anandpur Sahib (I ) Wheat & Maize 51 1,581-- 412 1,038 Anandpllr Sahib (3) Gurdwnra MutaJi Wheat & Maize 1 125 18 299 Anandpur Sahib (1) Gurdwufll Wheat & Maile · . 320 40 AnandpW' Sahib (8) Wheat & r-,·1aizc fI 396 61 78 Anandpur Sahib (10) Wheat & Maile 662 17 S.s2 Anandpur Sahib (I n Wheat & Mai/.c 12 441 5 53 Annndpur Sahib (9) Mahadev Temple Wheat & Mai7..e 7 199 .. 37 Anandpur Sahib (9) Wheat & Maize 2M 5 208 A nand pur Sahib (6) .. Wheat & Maize 519 171 178 Anandpur Sahib (6) One day MeJaGu~ Bhadon Badi-9 Guu,a If.ri (Aug.·Sept.) Wheat & Maile 272 12 74 Anandpur Sahib (7) One d.JY Mda Jhanda Ji On the occat.ion of Shi\lfatri and Bai~khi Wheat & Maize .. 107 29R 21 Anandpur Sahib (10) Wheat & Maize 128 499 97 496 Anandpur SahJb (J 1) Wheat & Maize . . .. 30 27 282 Anaoopur Sahib (l 0) Wheat & Maiz.e 700 ) 5 620 144 8.5 AnandpuT Sahib (10) Gurdwara. Temp:c Wheat &. MaiLe 223 72 222 Anandpur Sahib (0) Wheat &. Maize 259 67 27 Anandpur Sahib (8) Wheat & Maize ~ 270 3S 46 AnandpUr Sahib (8) .. Wheat &. Maize 348 36 SO AnandpUr Sahib (9) Two~y~ GurdwlHtl Baisakh·l J)omeel fApril·13J UaiJakhi fair 30

vu,LAGE ANANDPUR SAHIB TAHSIL Amenities and Loca­ Name of village Total Amenities availa bJe within the viUage tion (with Hadbast No.) urea Code of the No. vWllge Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi- Post and (in "ere~) Supply wator cations Telegraph

'I - 3 4 6 7 8 I}

8/1/126 Mawa (383) 3j.;S W 127 Bhaini (382) 439 · . W 128 Gobinupur (384) 476 Pro S (1) . . W,R o. 129 I.odhij"Ui ~J6.2) 1,328 Pro S (1) E Hp, W PR,T

130 Bud (363) 325 W

131 Matuur (36-l) 515 Pro S (I) C(l) E Hp,W PR 132 Thapu] (322) 604 Pro S tl) W 133 Tarapur (323) 60S F.TK 134 Mohiwal (324) 641 W J35 Dh:mehra (325) 209 W 136 Lakher (326), 549 · . W .0 137 'SamJuh (328) 1.447 Pro S (1) W PO 138 Paharpur 029) 1.68~ W • 0 139 Baloli (330) 759 Pro S (1) W · . 140 RaipliT sani (343) 1,216 W PR 141 Mehandli Khurd (327) 555 · . .. W · . 142 Mindhwan (342) R65 Pro S (2) E W PR 143 Badhal (369) 728 · . W PR .. 144 .1hinjari (365) ],230 Pro S (1) Me W (1) W,C · . PO 145 , Mchandli Kalan (367). 209 W PR 146 Balowal (366) 82 W 147 Amarpur Bela (385) 497 WR ]48 MothupUT (386) 620 · . W 149 Mokari (3H7) 577 Pro S (I) 00 W · . 150 Singhpur OR8) 940 Pro S (1) E W PR, KR

151 Gopalpur (3R9) 220 E W PR,KR 152 Lassari (390) 284 • 0 W PR,KR 153 Hiatpur(501) 1.480 Pro S(I) W PR J 54 Nlirpur Khurd (Sm) 2,319 · . W 155 K.art arpur (502) 555 Pr.S(l) W o' ~56 (JurSc Maha (393) 127 W KR 157 Jatpur (392) 587 W PR,KR ISH Rure MUjra (504) 226 ·. .. W PR . . 159 Nurpur Kalan ~}94.l 468 Pr.5(1) H.C.(l) E W PR PTO ~c. S(1) phone 160 Saini Majra (395) 423 E W RR

161 simal Majra (391) 347 E W PR 162 Raili (3C)6) 489 HP,W

lG3 Jilin jari (}97) 44.1 Hp, W

164 Majrn (398) 199 · . . . 165 Chand pur (368) 1,580 Pr. S (1) W 166 Kotala (370) 1,215 Pro S (2) D (I) E W.TW PR PTO 167 Gajpur (374) 835 Pr'S (1) W KR 168 Bhagwala (371) 153 W PR 169 Daulowal (44) l,Q98 W PR,T

170 MailleI' 1331 ) 308 " ~. r W fR 31.

DIRECTORY Land Use ROPAR DISTRICf

Staple Food Land usc (i.e area under different Nearest town Day or d.iYS R~marks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, lIny place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) J fat, if

to II 11 1 ; )·4 1 :; Itl 17 1:-:

Wheat & Maize , . 255 130 Anandpur Sahib 0) Wheat & Maize 4 J9~ 240 AnuodpuI Sahib (5) Wheat & Maize 231 .. 245 Anandpur Sahib (5) Wheat & Maize 1.nO 73 t:l~ Anandpllr Sahib (4) Three failS Gun.lwara held Loh-garh annually Whcat& Maize 186 10 129 AnunJpur Sahib (I) Wheat & Maize · . 303 67 145 Auandpur Sahib (1) Wheat & Maize· 166 4 198 90 146 Anandpur Sahib 0' Wheat & Ma ilC 21 286 52 246 Anamlpur Sahib (4' Wheat & r..,1aize · . 193 240 208 Anandpur Sahib (5, Main: 55 91 51 11 Anundpur Sahib (Y)

Maile 75 290 50 134 Anandpur Sahib (9, Maize 152 5N 100 656 Anandpur Sahib (10) Maize S50 431 70 J37 Anandpur Sahib (11, Wheat & MaiLe 13 4.B 3D Anandpur Sahib (12) Wheat & Maile 21 414- 7tH Anandpur Sahib UU)

Maize 61 167 200 127 Anandpur Sahib (lO) Mai7c 170 IJ J4() 71 :!6~ Anandpur Sahib (5) Maize 105 6 36!~ 2~ 221 Anamipur Sahib (5, Whl:at & Ivtailc 18 M~ IJl 433 Anandpur Sahib (3) Mail.e J25 37 47 Anundpur Sahib (5) Whl~at & Maize 35 ."'1- 45 Ananupur Sahib ~5) Wheat & Mail.c 160 331 Alumdpur Sahib (3; Wheat & Maize · . 347 4 269 Analldpur Sahib P) Wheat & Maile 234 lY 225 99 Anan(ipur Suhib tOI Temple Mahavir Wheat & Maize 19 374 20 527 Anandpur Sahib I.tI,

Wheat & rvlaizc () 171 () 35 Anaudpur S.~hilJ (!-:, Wheat & Maize · . () ...."., _.... 19 37 Analldpur Sahib (~, Wheat & Maize 43() 21 40~ 64 551 Anandpur Sab.ib (11) Wheat & Maize 1,604 6 365 97 247 Allandpur Sahib (tll) Wheat & Maize 440 3CJ 79 AnaIlllpur Sahib (l(»

Wheat & Maize 11 103 13 Ananupur Sahib (l:!) Wheat & Maiz,c 10 ~63 3() 174 Anandpur Sahib (10) Wheat & Maize 201 25 Anandpur Sahib ( 11) .. Wheat & Maize 1.1 3~2 1m Anandpur Sabin ((), T\\o day,; (Fcbruar:- ) Gurdwara BUll Wheat & Maize 16 366 41 Anandpur Sahib (9)

Wheat & Maize .. 43 Anandpur Sahib (X) ( iurdwar.t ~6 268 fair Wheat & Maize 13 33l< :!.3 115 Anandpur Sahib (7) One day Ba<;alhi Bai\ukh--l (A pril,-" 13 Wheat & Maile :!32 :!l 182 Anamlpur Sahib {X) One day Gugga Mad Bhadon Budi·,) Gugga Naumi (Aug. Sept.) 46 24- 129 Anandpur Sahib (7) l! ninhabited (Jllrdwam Wheat & Ma'7.e 923 607 50 Anandpur Sahib 0) Wheat &. Maize 190 25 490 25 48:5 Anandpur Sahib (8) Wheat &. Mai ze 489 300 46 Anandpur Sahib (9) Wheat &. Maize 76 6 71 Aoandpur Sabib (10, Wheat &. Maize 716 Anandpur Sahib (0) Gurdwara 6 376 Guru Gobind Singh Ji Wheat & Maize 3 190 115 Anandpur Sahlb (J 1) VlLLACE AN'ANDPUR SAHIB TAHSIL Amenities and Amenities available within the village Loca· Name of village Total --- tion (with Hadbast No.) area Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi­ Post & Code of the supply cations Tciegraph No. villa,: waler (in acres)

-, 3 4 :') (i 8 l) 8/1/171 Chikna (332) 459 172 Nard (333) W,TW PR 255 Khad PR 173 Ghanaur (334) 161 · . 174 Maura (335) 22() Khad PR Pro S (1) W, Khad PR 175 Chamroli (336) 253

176 Massewal (337) 284 Mid. S (1) D (1) 177 Dchni (338) Khad PR Po 553 Khad PR 178 Baruwala (339) 536 · 179 Dhabur (340) . W, Khad PR '677 Pro S (1) Khad PR 180 Jalldala (341) 305 .. E W PR,T. 181 Kalianpur (346) 986 E W PR

182 Jc()wal (345) ~90 Pro S (1) FPC (1) E IIp. W. C PR,KR,T PTO. Phone IB3 Bhatoli (372) 439 · 184 Kiratpur (373) . E W PR PTO 1,260 Pro S (O E W PR PO Sec. S (1)

18S Kheri (399) 757 Pro S (I) Hp, W 186 Saskor (400) 338 Pro S (1) Hp,W

187 Lakhno (401) 97

188 Kumbewal (402) 218 .. W PR 189 Musapur (403) 266 190 E W PR Azampur (507) 465 E W PR 191 Sandoa (508) 235 192 W PR Kangar (50fi) 636 W 193 latoli (505) · . J,003 Pro S (1) W 194 (S 12) .. Basali 1.909 Pr.S(J) W PO 195 Chandpur (511) 137 W 196 Barari (510) 539 Pr.S(l) . . .. 197 Usmanpur (509) 362 Pro S (1) 198 W PR Chahar Majra (404) 303 W 199 Mirpur (406) 182 W 200 Bhatoli (407) 162 W 201 Chanoli (408) 656 Pro Sl) 0(1) E Hp, W PR

202 Shahpur (409) 818 l~ Hp. W PR 203 Bassi (410) 412 E W PR 204 Sheikhpur (411) 183 . . E Hp. W PR .. 20S Barwa (405) 658 Pro S (1) E Hp,W PR PO DlREcrOR'V Lrmrl Use ROPAR DISTRIct Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, any place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if any, relIgIOus, historical held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un· Culli.. Area. not villaae interest irriaated vable available waste for cultivation

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Wheat & Maize 379 6 74 Anandpur Sahib (13) Wheat & Maize , . 208 I 46 Anandpur Sahib (14) Wheat & Maize I 7S ) 84 Anandpur Sahib (14) Wheat & Maize , . 113 2 111 Anandpur Sahih (14) 3 132 1 117 Anandpur Sahib (14) Uninhabited Wheat & Maize 12 181 1 90 Anandpur Sahib (14) . Wheat & Maize 345 .. 208 Anandpur Sahib ~14) Wheat & Maize .. 364 17 155 Anandpur Sahib 15) Wheat & Maize .. 18 427 91 341 Anandpur Sahib (16) Wheat & Maize 6 6 J88 3 102 Anandpur Sahib (14) .. Wheat & Maize IS7 266 56J Anandpur Sahib (1") Ono day Bailij8khi fair Baisakh -1 RamDa'i (April-13) Ourdwara & Temple Wheat, Mai ze and Rice 70 68 252 Anandpur Sahib (12) One day Baisakhi fa i r Daisakh -I Ourdwara. (April-l3) Temple Wheat & Maize .56 49 334 Anandpur Sahib ~ 11 ) .. Ourdwara Wheat & Maize .514 86 660 Anandpur Sahib 11) (Six: days) Pair Local Gurdwara (Feb. March) Hola. One day Baisakhi fair Baisakh -1 .. (April-B) Wheat & Mai ze 22 510 26 199 Anandpur Sahib (10) Wheat & Maize 7 283 24 24 AnandMlr Sahib (9) One day MeJa Mahader (Feb.-I 2) ka Historical Fort Wheat & Maize 1 81 9 Anandpur Sahib (11) One day Phagan Shivralri Badi-14 (Feb. March) Wheat &Maize 10 187 21 Anandpur Sahib (10) Wheat &Maize 10 231 2S Anandpur Sahib (10) Wheat & Maize 2 421 42 Anandpur Sahib (11) Wheat & MaIze .. 191 . . 44 Anandpur Sahib (12) Wheat & Maize J5 43.5 41 J45 AnaDdpur Sahib (13) Wheat & Maize 1 349 18 635 Anandpur Sahib (14) Wheat & Maize 1,542 15 247 76 29 Anandpur Sahib (J4) Wheat & Maize 125 12 Anandpur Sahib (14) Wheat & Maize 7 322 108 102 Anandpur Sahib (14) Wheat &. Maize 6 314 42 Anandpur Sahib (12) Wheat &. Maize 1 275 .. 27 Anandpur Sahib (12) Wheat & Maize 8 lS8 2 14 Anandpur Sahib 10) Wheat &. Maize 2 146 1 13 Anandpur Sahib (10) Wheat & Maize 117 231 246 62 Anandpur Sabib (12) Gurdwara Ouru Har Rai Sahib Wheat &. Maize 249 569 Anandpur Sahib (11) Wheat &. Maize 344 68 Anandpur Sahib l' J) Wheat & Maize .. 159 24 Anandpur Sahib l~ Wheat & Maize 32 S6S ' 61 Anandpur Sahib 14 One dal Bhadon Guea Naumi Da i-9 (Aug.Sept.) VILLAGE ANANDPUR SAHIB TAHSIL Amenities and Amenities available within the village Loca· Name of village Total tion (with Hadbast No.) area Educational'------_._-- Medica) Power Drinking Communi­ Post & Code of the supply water cations Telegraph No. village (in acres)

~ 4 (I '"" 5 7 k i)

~/1/206 Lalpur (412) 485 P,.SO) E lip, W PR PO 207 Aulakh (413) 225 · . E Hr, W PR

208 Munna (414) 276 · . W PR 209 Raipur (415) 272 · . W 210 Balewal (513) 1,522 Pr. S (1) vV 211 Tibbana Nanga} (514) 1,539 · . . . . . W . . ... ~12 Takhatgarh(416) 744 Pro S (1) D (1) E Up, W PR PO Sec. S (1)

213 Bains (417) 474 Pr.S (1) E Hp, W PR 214 Asalatpur (418) 150 · . E 'Vv' PH. 215 Lehrian (419) 299 · . \V PR

216 Taprian Alias Chakchal (420) 60 · . Alias Kojal

217 Sarai (421) 792 W KR 218 Bhaowal (422) 3IS Pro S (J) W KR Po 219 Pabaron (423) 141 · . . . . . 220 Bhaton (424) 457 · . \V PR

121 Bahaman Majra (425) 289 · . \V

222 Jhanuian (515) 3,639 JJr. S (I) W PO 223 Jatwahr (516) 2,106 · . W 224 Bhogipur (426) 280 · . . . . . W · . 225 Snrthali (427) 744 Pro S (J) H(I) MCW(I) E Hp,W PR

226 Bajrur (428) J,49J Sec. S (2) D(l) E HP.W PR PO 227 Chhaja (429) 336 · . W 228 Chol1ta (430) 350 · . . . W · . 229 Nangal (431) 829 Pr. S (I) E W PR 230 Abiana Kalan (433) 542 Pro S (I) E Hp,W PR

131 Dhamana (517) 2,387 Pro S (I) Hr.W PO 232 Ra.ieiri (518) 1,948 · . Bp.W 233 Khatana (519) 2.344 · . Hp,W 234 Madhopur (434) 548 HP.W · . 235 Abiana Khurd (432) 579 · . E Hp,W KR 236 Dahirpur (435) 409 Pro S (1) Bp,W 237 Batarla (436) 93.8 .. W . . 238 Tibba Taprian (520) 1.592 Pro S ( I) W PO 239 Battaur Khad (521) 2,568 w · . 240 Garh Baga (522) 3,815 Pr.S(l) W PR NOle-Nayn Nanga\ (Rural) RB. No. 532 boarinllo.:adon Code 1]1/11 haa;been merged in Naya Nangal and AnandpurSabib (Ruml) H.B. No. 321 bawiD,Jocation

DIRECTORY ROPAR DISTRICT Land Use Remarks iuel uding Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Day or datli of the mar et I any place of . types of land use in acres rounded and distance reliJious. histoncal to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if any...... held in the or archaeoloaicat ._- __._------interest h)res t Irrigated lJn~ Culti- Area not "ilJage irrisated vahle available wa:;te for ,ultivatll'n

17 18 10 11 12 13 14 16 Wheat & Maize .. 392 93 Anandpur Sahib (15) Gurdwara 16 186 2~ Anandpur Sahib (18) Olle da) Wheat & Maize BhadoD Badi (iuiP Naumi 9 (Aug· Sept.) Wheat & IvlaiLc .,x 225 43 Ananupur Sahib (17 t Wheal & Maiz.c - 227 .. 4.\ Anandpur Sahib (13) Wheat & Maize 450 (, 1.066 Anandpur Sahib (15) Anandpllr Sahib (16) .. · , Wheat & MaiLl: 6 274 170 1,089 (Jurdw,ua. 598 146 AnandplIr Sahib (20) One day Wheat & Maize Shadon Badi 9 Temple Gugga (Aug. Sept.) Naumi Anandpur Sahib (19) Gurdwara Wheat & Mai/~ 42K 46 Grave Wheat & 1'v1aize 62 67 21 Anandpur Sahib (IR) Ropnr (12) Grave Wheat & Mail': :' 1 :!."4 34 U lIinhi.\bilcJ 5~ 2 Ropar (10)

One Jay Bilisakh-I Bllisakhi 42~ IX 327 Ropar (1 OJ Wheat & 'tailC 19 (April-D) ., Wheat & Maizc 19 255 - W Ropar (II) Uninhabited 124 17 Ropar (11) wheat & Maize 196 61 Ropar J2)

Wheal & t-.iailc 250 19 Ropar (14) nne day Phagan Mela Mohader Wheat & 1\1aizc 'n ."~7 589 2,4(i() Ropar (l~) (Feb. March) Ropar (14, · . Wheat & Mai J.e p, 401 ~O6 1,4R6 Gurdwara 29 Ropar (131 Wheat & Maize . , 2:'1 Gurdwara Wheat & MaL,c DO %0 ~4 Ropar (11) Gurdwara Wheat & Maize 5.' 933 .. 505 Ropar (91 Wheat & Maize 15 116 l' 187 Ropar (8) Wheat & Maize Hi 135 4 195 Ropar (8) Ropar (9) · . Wheat & Maize 16 431 7 375 Dharamshala Wheat & Maize 412 50 20 Ropar (10) (iurdwara Wheat & Mail.c 40 7 562 16Q 1,609 Ropar (14) Wheat & Maize 23 417 215 1,293 Ropar (J J) Wheat & Maize 762 210 475 897 Ropar (11) Rl Ropar (1\) Wheat & Maize 345 122 Gurdwara Whe at & Maile 238 221 120 Ropar (6) Ropar (7) Wheat & Maize 266 . , 143 543 ROJ')ar OJ) Wheat & Maize , . ~61 ~4 Wheat & Maize 23 312 382 875 Ropar (S) Wheat & Maize .. 16 187 275 2,090 Ropar (6) Wheat & Maize 21 12 374 347 3,061 Ropar (5)

Ropar Tahsil

37 38 VILLAGE

ROPAR TAHSIL Amenities and Amenities available within the village Total area Educational ,------~------Medical Power Drinking Communi­ Post & of the supply water .cations Telegraph village (in acres)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 8/2/1 Nolakha (1) 172 W PR,T 2 (316) 625 Pr.S(!) - W PR,T 3 Mianpur Hindore(317) 670 PrS(1) W PR.T 4 Hardo Namob (318) 602 o. W PR.T 5 Tirk Gandhi (2) 56 W PR,T 6 Tirk Karman (3) 215 · . W PR.T 7 Hardo Haripur (319) 366 · . · . W PR,T 8 Fatehpur (320) 362 Pr.S(1) B W PR,T 9 Attari (322) 834 Mid.S(I) W PR 10 P irthipur (321) 427 Pr.S(1) W PR,T 11 BaJ(4) 355 · . W PR 12 Chhoti Jhakian (5) 386 HP. W PR 13 Haler (323) 322 · . W PR • 0 14 Bad Jhakian (324) 761 Pr.S(1) W PR PO 15 Bhaowal (325.) 734 Pr.SCl) Hp, W PR PTO 16 Bell (6) 1.291 ·. Hp,W PR.T 17 Bara Pind (326) 1,513 Hp, W PR 18 Kakrala (332) 476 o. . . W .0 19 Bharatgarh (327) 1,060 Sec.s(l) HC(l)FPC(J) B W PR.T PTO 20 Kharota (328) 439 W 475 W . 21 Hj~atpur (329) ·~ · 22 Kimatpur (330) 137 W KR 23 Tarf(8) 269 24 Alowal (331) 839 ProSe!) . . w .. 1,224 Mid.SCl) HC(l) W PR PO 25- Nagai (353) 26 Diwari (334) 702 ·. W 27 ManguwaI(333) 331 W .0 28 Kotbala (10) 239 Hp.W PR.T 29 Asspur (9) 845 Hp,W PR,T 30 Awankot (1) 866 Pr.S(l)·. Hp,W PR,T

31 Majri (11) 299 _. . W · . 32 Chak Dhera(27) 702 o. W KR ..33 Miani(28 ) 286 W · . 34 Jahangir(29) 100 W KR 35 Doburij(26) 425 ProS(l) W KR 36 Nauhon(15) 256 Pr.S(1) W KR,T 37 RatanpurC(14) 151 Pr.S(I) W KR.T 38 Gbanauli (13) 1,182 Sec.S(1) E W PR,T PTO 39 Inderpura (12) 1486 .0 W KR.T 40, Saini Majra (336) 462 Pr.S(l) E w PR,T 41 Ghanaula (337) 383 Pr.SCl) B W KR.T 42 Bikon (338) 324 W PR,T 43 Sahu Majra(339) 832 o. W KR,T 44 ChhotiMakori (340) 482 · . W KR.T 45 Bad Makori (341) 342 E, W KR 46 Alipur(18) _249- Pr.SCl) · . Hp,W PR 47 Thali (16) 303 o' E W PR,T 48 Rawalpur(22) 121 o' -.. W o. 49 Gunu MaJra (24) 204 .0 W KR 50 Mado Majra (25) 300 .. 0" W Patial (30) .:' 222 Pr.S(1) w.. PR 51 W o. 52 Bahadarpur (32) 16]- .0 PO 53 Landi Majra (31) 250 Mid.SCl) W Alias Phide (23) 356 Pr.S(l) • 0" · . W 54 o! S5 Chandpur (21) 216 Pr.S(l) E lIPt W l?R ~,~ nlRECTORV, Land Use ROPAR QlS'JlUCT

Staple Food Land use (Le. area under different Nearest tOWIl Day or days R("marks including e,pea of.1aJKI. 1M in aeNI rounded and distann: of the ma.a;kc:t, ·any· p'la~ of. . te tbe-l'lCISrest unit) ... (iil Kmlii.) Hat, if any, ,nliJ,;:i~os, hist~c,al held in the '01' ul'chacolol'cal Forest Irrigated Un .. Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable- available waste for culth'ntioo

10 11 12 B 14- I" H, 17 I~

Wheat & Maize :; 110 3S 19 Anllnlipur Sahib (10) Wheat & Maize 415 90 74 46 Anandpur Sahib (II) , .. Wheat & Maize ~ 339 :12 29.~ An~ndl?ur Sahib (12) .... Wheat & Maize 52 285 .':! 233 AnandplIr Sahib (.13) wheat & Maize 42 14 Anandpur Sahih (13)

Wheat & Maize 162 37 1(' Anandpur Sahib (I~' Wheat & Maize 9 236 121 Anandpur Sahih (U) Wheat & Maize S 187 59 III Anandpur Sahib (13) Wheat. Maize 374 267 16 177 Anandpur Sahib (14) Wheat & Maize 2 265 40 J20 Anandpur Sahih (1~)

." Wheat & Maize · . 180 · _) 102 Anandpur Sahib (12) Wheat & Maize 25 275 3 83 Anamlpur Sahib (14) Wheat & Maize 20 119 · . 183 Anandpul' Sahib (l:l) Wheat & Maize 38 359 45 319 Anandpur S~lhih (16) Wheat, Mllil'c & Rice 26 341 10 ~57 Amll1dpul' Sahib (17\

Wheat, Maize & Rice 17 798 145 131 Anandpur Sahib (I (l) .. Wheat, Maize & Rice 176 446 5 88b Nalagarh (14) 1'\\'0 day" Singh Sabha Wheat, Maize & Rice ':;0 190 100 Dh Nalagarh (14) Wheat, Maize & Rice 325 735 Na1ugarh (14) GurJwara- Wheat, Maize & Rice 145 294 Nalagnrh (I.~) wheat. Maize & Rice · . 275 JOO 100 Nalugarh 0) Whent, Maize & Rice 88 · . 49 Nalag.lrh (14) · . 11 89 169 Ropar (12) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize & Rice 3 273 563 Ropar (1) Wheat. Maizc & Rke 28J 94~ Nalagarh ( II) Wheal Maize & Rice · . 16u 54~ Naltlgarh (J I ) Wheat: Mail~ &. Rice 10 74 · . 247 Ropar (HI) Wheat & Maize 23 71 ~O 65 Rupar (13) Wheat & Maize 1M 472 175 t80 Ropar(13) Wheat & Maize to ~50 I ~ I 155 Rural' (12) Wheat, Maize & Rice 17 51 · . 231 Ropar (12) Guga Mari Wheat &. Maize 4 439 66 191 Ropar (II) Wheat & Maize 41 153 39 53 Ropar (11) Wheat &. Mai7,c 23 72 5 Ropar (l () Whea t & Maize 24 374 17 Ropar (10) Wheat & Maize 68 S4 9g 36 Ropar (10) Wheal & Maize 7 J20 J2 12 Ropar (1 () WhcOlt & Maiz.e 114 456 175 337 R1lpar (10) ()oe do y. B'ladofl aUia Naumi kadi-9 (Aul. Sl'P!.) Wheat & Mal ze 3:! 93 3 58 RuPar (10) wheat & Maize 120 241 10J R(.par (10) Wheat &. Mai ze 50 238 15 80 Rorar (10) Wheat &. Mail.e 50 189 14 71 Ropar (J I) wheat &. Maize 4 366 229 233 Ropar (10, Whea t &, Maile 20 240 44 178 Ropar (9) Wheat & MPt7.t 30 173 36 HH Rorar (IS) Wbeat & Maize 32 57 89 71 Ropar (8) Wheat & Maize 1111 .. 128 74 Ropar(8) Wheat &. Maize 22 62 37 Ropar (10) Wheat &. Maize · . 162 . . 42 Ropar (8) Wbeat &: Maize 19 190 54 31 Ropar (8) .. Whoat &. Maizc 97 65 60 Ropar (8) ~heat It Maize 29 44 .. 94 Ropar(5) Wheat" Maize 38 17.1 1 40 Ropar (6) Gurdwara Wheat" Maize 23 284 2 47 Ropar (7J o llrdwara Wbeat & Maize SS 28 83 SO Ropar 16) VILLAGE aOPAR TAHSIt Ammlties and Amenities available within the village Loca­ Name of village Total tion (with Hadbast No.) area Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi­ Post & Code of the supply water cations TeJearaph No. village (in acres)

., ." 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ~fllS6 Dakala (34) 219 W 57 Alampur (33) 300 W · . S8 KatH (40) 566 Pr.S(l) · . Hp,W PR S9 Sadabar~t (41) 393 E PR

60 Khwaspur(39) 431 Pr.s(l) E Hp, W PR

61 Mianpur Bandalian (38) 70 . . · . .. · . . . t,2 Tipal Majra (36) 180 Pr.s(1) E HP. W PR PO '63 Mianpur Raian (37) 77 Hp, W PR 64 Balawalpur (20) 142 · . Hp. W PR 65 Ahmedpur (19) i 161 E HP. W PR 66 Malikpur (35) 900 E HP. W PR PO 67 Singhpura (17) 145 .. E W PR T 68 Dughari (346) 437 Pt.SO) · . : Hp. W PR' 69 Dhala (347) 619 F Hp. W PR 70 Charriao (345) 120 W PR 71 Dhangoli (344) , 608 Pr.S(l) Hp, W PR 72 Chak Karmao (342) 573 W PR 73 Mansali (343) 1,229 W PR 74 Jbandian (365) 907 Hp, W 75 Bhflgalan (364) 661 Pr.S(H Hft. W 76 Fatebpur (363) 1}87 W 77 Bagwali (358) 418 W 78 Sanana (348) 1,318 W 79 Alibak (351) 119 · . .. 80 Berampur (350) 295 E Hp. W 81 Ladhal (349) 492 Pr.S(1) E RP, W · . 82 Hussainpur (42) 279 E HP. W PR

83 Dargah Shah Khalld Binwalid 524 W PR,T (351) 84 Sharfabad Utf Nanakpur (43) 1] 5 E Hp, W

8S Ropar (Rural) (44) 1.340 Pr.SO) HI', W KR,T 86 Chhoti Haweli (48) 252 Pr.S(1) E Hpi W PR.T 87 Bari Hawcli (45) 799 Pr.S(l) E W PR,T 88 Arazi Ropar (46) 93 89 Abhepur Deli (41) 101 .. · . 90 Ourdaspur (75) 294 HPJ W PR 91 Bara Phul (76) 1,298 Hp,W PR 92 Nonuwal (77) 254 93 Taprian Boothprh (80) 110 .. 94 Ramprb(79) 235 E HP KR 9! Khizarpur (86) S19 lip, W PR 41 ntaECfoRY Land Use ROPAR DISTRICT

Staple Food Land use (i.e. area ~lndcJ' oiffercnt Neart"st town Day (\r days Renul! ks including tyPes .:-f land use in acres rounded and distance (lfthe market, any place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if any. rcliilous hic:.torlcu I _------_- held in the or archac,,}oa,ical FOrest Irrigated Un- Culti. Area n,11 villaic interest irrigated vable available waste fvr cultivation

10 II 12 13 14 15 1(i 17 lH Wheat & MaIze 40 140 l:i 31 Ropar (5, Wheat & Maize 3 115 .. 182 R ')PHr (4) Wheat & M~ize 89 167 41 21)9 Ropar C!) . , Wheat & Maize 34 42 135 182 Ropal" (l) First four days of Electric connec- every month lion for Apri- cultural purpose Cattle fair 1.., Wheat & Mai 7C 154 201 54 ROPllr (2) Electric con· ncx;tJon (or Agriculture usc only

. , (J 47 17 Ror-ar 0) Uninha~iled Wheat & Maile 4J 103 4 32 Rcpar (4) Wileat & Maize 24 4S :1 ') ~()[1a:- (\) Whcar & Maile 17 94 3] Ro;'al' (6) Wheat & Maize 46 5~ 60 ROflar (6)

W'Jcat & Mllize Sf, ])) 415 40 276 R,)par (5) Wheat & !\1aile 50 i2 '2l ROJ)1l f( ()) Wheat &. Maize 1"! 20} :04 Popar (8) Wbeat & Maile S 614 Ro,..,ar (10) Wheat & Maize 107 13 Ropar(l'l)

Wheat & Maize (,J lJ2 4lJ Ropar(IO) Wheat & Maize R ] (J<:) J96 Ropar (10) Wheat & Maize , , .'\J 1,198 Ropar (10) Wheat & Maiz:e 142 l)l) 167 499 Ropar (10) Wheat & Maize 170 7J 418 Ropat (10)

Wheat & Maize 300 J25 562 RO]lar (9) Wheat & Maize 5 204 12 197 Ropar (5) Wheat & Maize 423 112 783 Ropar (5) . , . , J08 :I 8 Ropar (5) lJ ninhabitcd Wheat & Maize 36 54 41 164 Ropar (3)

Wheat & Maize 29 86 72 105 Ropar (4) Wheat & Maize 121 ()8 >, 57 Ropar (2) EJectric connce- tion for Aarj~ cultural pur- pose only Wheat & Maize .'2 32 460 Ropar (2) 011(." da,\ Meta Dargah Sahib & Wheat & Maize 25 48 41 R<'par (I) Electric conneclioll for Agricultural Use only Wheat & Maize 245 9 275 81l Ropar (0)

Wheat. Maize & Rice 118 134 Ropar(l) Smadh Raja BhoopSiogh Wheat. Mai7...e & Rice 138 259 402 Ropar(2) 7 83 3 Ropar (l) Uninhabited .. 1 . , 102 4 Ropar(2) Uninhabited Wheat & Maize 58 213 23 Ropar(3) Wheat & Maize 454 197 647 Ropar(3) .. 150 . . , . 104 Ropar(3) Uninhabited 88 10 12 Ropar(8) Uninhabited Wheat & Maize 12 213 10 Ropar(8) Wheat & Maize 398 40 81 IWpar(1) .. VlLLAGE

ROPAR TAHSIL Amenities and Amenities available within the village Loca­ Name of village Total tion (with Hadbast No.) area Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi- Post & Code of the supply water cations Telegraph No. village (in acres)

() 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 8/21 96 Rattanpur (87) 187 97 Chupki (HS) 101 98 Karkhana Bharatgarhwala (89) 110 99 Karkhana Belawala (90) 305 100 Gobindgarh Kulchian (100) 366 101 Chhota Daudpur (104) 79 HI' KR 102 Jindanpur (108) 914 Hp, W KR 103 Ghurkewa\ (109) 184 Hp. W PR 104 Malewa\ (\ 07) 406 Hp PR 105 Mullana (110) 340

106 Said pur (112) 132 · . · . 107 Sultanpur (111) 461 Hp, W KR lOS Chak Lahori (118) 273 HI' 109 Panj Pinda (111) 144 Hp · . 110 Mohan Majra (123) 496 Hp KR 111 Sarangpur ( 119) 168 .. HI' KR 112 Phesa (120) loGO E Hp KR 113 Chak Naher (121) 79 · . · . . . 114 Fatehgarh Viran (122) 304 .. Hp KR PO 115 Rampur (124) 225 Pr.S(t) Bp KR 116 Makowal (116) 882 Pr.S(1) Hp. W KR 117 Tuprian Rashidpur (105) 95 · . · . 118 Bara Daudpur (l (3) 154 liP. W KR 119 Beli Kalan (99) 99 120 Beli Attalgarh (91) 157

121 Lakhiwal (92) 112 Hp, W 122 Bhaowal (93) 75 123 Farid (94) 198 · . 124 Garhi (85) 373 Hp,W 125 Baman (84) 162 Hp 126 Ranga (81) 171 · . 127 Assarpur (83) 237 Pr.SO) Bp,W 128 Khalilpuf (82) 163 Hp,W Taprian Gh lrispur (78) 234 Hp.W 129 Hp,W 130 Bara Surtanpur (71) 595 131 Chhota Surtanpur (72) 282 Hp.W Bhaini (57) 354 Hp,W 132 W 133 Raotan (56) 192 .. · . Hp,W PR I~O 134 Chhota Phu} (74) 406 Mid.s(I) E 135 Khcrabad (52) 298 Pr.SO) E Hp.W PR ·. Shiamp:lra (49) 345 Pr.S( I) E Hp.W KR.T 136 Hp,W 137 Ban Rdon (50) 357 Pr.SO) E · . Sllkhrampur (179) 211 Pr.SO) E Hp,W PR,T · . 138 PR PO 139 Kolla Nihans (180) 923 Mid.S(l) E Hr.W

Hp.W,TW 140 Phulpur Grewal (181) 275 Pr.s(l)

141 Shahpur (354) 45 · . Majri (353) 416 Pr.S(l) Hp,W 142 PR,T 143 . Khalidpllr (352) 434 W Akbarpur (356) 294 Pr.S(l) Hp. W 144 Hp,W 145 Magror (355) 463 43

DIRECTORY Land Use ROPAR DISTRICf Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, B.ny place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, jf any, religious, historical

•..... --~--~. ~ ------,~---.- held in the or archal~olo8ical Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable avaiJabJe waste for cultivation

10 11 12 13 14 15 .16 17 18 187 Ropar (R) Uninhabited · . lOt Ropar (9) Uninhabited IX · . 92 Ropar (9) Uninhabited 46 259 .. Ropar (10) Uninhabited II DR 217 Ropar (12) Uninhabited Wheat & Maile H 62 · . 9 Ropar (14) Wheat & Maize 30 476 408 Ropar (12) Whcat & Maiz.e · . 28 53 I01 Ropur (12) Wheat & Maize 48 · . 157 20l Ropar (13) · . 95 245 Ropar (13) Uninhabited .. In 34 15 Ropar (14) Uninhabited Wheat & Mail.C 10 380 3R 31 Ropar (16) Wheat & Maiz.c 261 5 7 Ropar (7) Wheat &. Maile · . 106 4 :44 Ropar (18) Wheat & Maize 14 45(, 26 Ropar (16) Gurdwara. Temple Wheat & Maile · . 146 If) fi Ropar (18) Wheat & Maile IX 408 106 298 Ropar (19) · . · . 7 .... 4 Ropar (18) Uninhahited Wheat & Mail,c II) :'.54 :n Ropar (18) Wheat & Maize 198 27 Ropar (19)

Wheat & Maize 25 753 tR 86 Ropar (16) .. 73 · . · . 22 Ropar !14) Uninhubited Wheat &. Main~ 8 128 3 15 ROl'ar (12) · . 99 ROllar (12) Uninhabited 40 117 ROl'ar (11) Uninhabited

Whi!

59 112 Ropar (7) Uninhabited Wheat & Maize 51 120 (if) Ropar (8) Wheat & Maize 10 45 108 Ropar (8) Wheat, Maiz,! & Rice · . 210 · . 24 Ropar (8) Wheat, Maize & Rice 60 420 15 100 Ropar (IH

Wheat, Mail,c & Rice .2 62 7~ J45 Ropar (6) Wheat & Maize 70 216 16 52 Ropar (11) Wheat & Maize 1 92 99 Ropar (S) Wheat & Maize 72 2JJ · . 10J Ropar (3) Wheat & Mail.c 57 174 I) 58 Ropar (5) Wheat, Maize & Rice 96 .. 19.'\ 56 Ropar (2) "I Wheat & Mai7.e 4R 134 ~ 171 Ropar (3) Wheat & Maiz;: 70 J9 , . )02 ROl"ar cn . . .. Wheat & Maize 189 470 8ll 178 Rapar (2) Two days naba Zorawar (March & Singh Fair Decem her) Gurdwara. Bhatha Sa hib Wheat & Maize 87 86 7 95 Ropar (4) 26 17 .. 2 Ropar (5) Uninhabited Wheat & Maize 56 295 28 37 Ropar (2) Wheat & Maize 10 :'41 l:'iO :n Ropar (2) Wheat & Maize S 247 18 24 Ropar (6) Wheat & Maiz~ 72 204 9 178 Ropar (5) 44 Vll..LAGE ROPAR TAHSIL Amenities and Amenities available within the village Loca­ Name of village Total tion (with Hadbast No.) area Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi- 1)08t & Code of the supply water cations Telegraph No. village (in acres)

-" J 4 ::- 6 7 R 9 8/2/146 SOl'ari (359) 254 W KR 147 Bho}u Kalewal (362) 357 Br.W 148 Naurangpur (366) 1.063 W 149 B:lri (J67) 2,262 Hp,W,TW 150 Majri (369) 2,5R6 W

15J Kakot (368) 585 o. . . W KR 152 Haripur (371) 846 ProS(I) [) ( I) W KR

153 Bardar (370) 4,361 Pr.S(I) W 00 154 Khcri (373) 796 Pr.s(1 ) Hp,TW PR, KR 155 Kishanpur (375) 117

156 Purkhali (376) 566 SeC.S(1) 0(1) MCW(t) Hp,W,TW PR,KR PO

157 KudaspLlI' (377) 257 Hp,W KR l58 Rampur (38~) 524 Hp,W KR 159 Khanpuf (378) 353 H~.W KR 160 Ramgarh (379) ~74 Hp,W KR

161 Siasatpur 061 ) 466 o. Hp,W KR 162 Bhaddal (360) 396 Pr.SO) Hp.W KR 163 Santokhgarh (198) 289 o. HI'l.W KR 164 Safalpllr (197) 489 Pr.S(l) Hp.W KR 165 Dau Majra (195) 66 [ 166 Parri (196) 282 ProS(I) p Hp,W 167 Thona (190) 4()9 ProSe!) F Hp,W .. 168 Simbal Jhalian (182) 390 ProS(t) E Hp,W PR 169 Lakhmipur (186) 28t Pr.s(l) F Hp,W .. 170 BheMa (183) 298 Pr.S( l) E Hp,W PI{

171 Relon Khurd (J 78) 201 Pr.S(l ) E Hp,W.TW 172 l'aprala (184) 253 Pr.S(I) F Hp,W,TW 173 Ra<;u1rur (J 77) 198 P Hp,W 174 Samrala (51) 350 E Hp,W o. 175 Blldha Bheora (73) 359 Pr.S(l) Hp,W PI{

176 Bhao\\al (5~) 179 Hp,W PR 177 Chhota Challnta (68) 213 Hr,W PR 178 Suleman Shikoh (69) 3R6 Bp,W PR 179 Moaz;lz-ul-Di nJlllf (70) 321 Hp,W 180 Kulya (95) 252 Hp,W 181 Sheikhupur (96) 343 HI' 182 Muzafat (97) 97 Pr.S(1 ) Hp,W ]83 Ferozcpuf (98) 429 Pr.SO) Hp 184 Attari (l01) 270 Hp 185 Jasran (102) 235 Hp

186 Rashidpur (106) 537 ProS(f) Hp,W PR 187 Salahpur (113) 229 Hp.W 188 Khokhar (114) 467 . . o . Hp,W PR 189 Dalla (115) 335 Pr.S(l)Mid.s(l) .. Hp.W KR

190 Behrampur Bet (125) 821 Pr.S(I) 0(1) E IIp PR PO

t91 Taprian Amar Singh (126) 524 Bp,W PO 192 KahanplIl' (121) 293 .. Hp,W 193 Kotla Sarmukh Singh (128) 51)4 E Hp.W 194 Kishanpur (129) 176 E .. PR 19.5 Rlikali Mahmangarh (130) ':169 Hp,W 45

DIRECfORY

Land Use ROPAR DISTRICt'

Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under different Ne~arcst town Day or days Remarks includins types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the market, any place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if any, religious, historical ---•. _ held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vahle- available waste for cultivation

10 11 12 13 14 t~ 16 17 18 Wheat & Maize 191 .. (,,, Ropar (10) Wheat & Maize . , l~S 144 85 Ropar (8) Wheat & Mai7-C 74 · . 24 l,' 3 R72 Ropar (12) Wheat & Maire 1,391 2 305 3Yl 225 Ropar (10) Wheat & Maize M 211 2,101) Ropal' (14)

Wheat & Maize U 4% l) 67 Ropar (1.1) Wheat & Maize 442 · . HI 26 .17 Ropar (15) .. Wheat & Maize 883 ') 497 62 2,920 Ropar (16) Gunlwara Wheat & Maize 6.1 4H2 (i6 185 Ropar (13) Gurdwara 5 107 5 Rorar (10) Uninhabited

Wheat & Maile 101 298 17 150 Ropar (I0~ Gurdwarn. Temple Wheat &. Maize · . 199 51'1 Ropar (10) Wheat & Maize 121 24~ 160 Ropar (10) Wheat & Maize · . 295 5H Ropar (9) Wheat & Maize :!H 226 )_() Ropar (9)

Wheat & Maize (J 24,+ :216 Ronar (14) Wheat & Maize 2~ 30X 6.1 Ropar (14) Wheat & Maize 47 170 n Ropar (11) Wheat & Maile 1Of> 216 167 Ropar (10) 55 x l Ropar (H) Uninhabited

Wheat & Maile 4H 142 61 .'1 Ropar (7) Gurdwara Wheat & MaiLe IO~ 2:!4 2R 52 Rorar (7) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Rice 26 176 U 175 Ropar (OJ Wheat & Maize 79 lOR ~ 91 Ropar (6) Wheat, Maize & Rice 52 75 2.1 14H Ropar (4)

Wheat & Maize 57 HO 4 ()() Ropar (5) Wheat & Maize 52 12R 70 J~opar (4) Wheat & Maize 25 H7 H~ Ropar (5) Wheat & Maize lR 201 129 Ropar (3) Wheat & Maize 99 12R 13.2 Ropar (3)

Wheat & Maize 9 t 14 .. 56 Ropar (5) Wheat & Maize ~5 54 34 ()() Ropar (11) Wheat & Maize 29 23, 1)4 30 Ropar (11) Wheat, Maize & Rice 60 145 2(; 90 Ropar (X) Wheat & Maize ~5 171 26 Ropar (8)

Wheat & Maize 246 ()I) 21< Ropar (10) Wheat. Maize & Rice 90 .. 7 Ropar (10) Wheat, Maize & Rice 20.~ In 4H Ropar (10) Wheat & Maize 40 IRO I) 41 Ropar (12) Wheat & Maize 126 87 22 Ropar (12)

Wheat, Maize & Rice 419 58 31 29 Ropar (13) Wheat, Maize & Rice 204 .. 3 ~2 Ropar (16) Wheat. Maize & Rice 221 217 .. 29 Ropar (17) Wheat & Maize 133 172 5 25 Ropar OR)

Wheat & Maize 402 :'55 'i 59 Ropar (I R) Wheat & Maize 284 191 )n 33 Ropar (18) Wheat. Maize & Rice 28 235 J6 14 Ropar (19) Wheat. Maize & Rice 225 J4S 39 92 Ropar (19) Wheat, Maize & Rice 53 77 33 13 Ropar (19) Wheat. Maize & Rice 113 576 80 100 Ropar (18) 46 VILLAGE ROl'AR DISTRICT Amenities and Amenities available within the village Loca­ Name of villag~ Total tion (with J-Iauoast No.) arc:! Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi­ Post & Code of the :supply water cations Telegral1h No. vilJagc (ill acres)

"'I 1 .... ,) 4 5 (i 7 R 9

812/196 Mrhtot (131) (135 PeS(l) 197 Hp.W FalehpUf (132) 379 · . Br,W PR 198 Hafizabad (137) 353 'f>r.S(1 ) Br.W PR PO 199 Khanpnf (J 35) 96 l'r.S(l » Hn,W PR 100 DJJllmmcwaJ (13H) 41 Hp.W 201 BULidpm (1:\9) 15~ Pr.S(1 } lJp,W PR 202 Bella (1.11) R59 Mid.sO) Hp,W PR PO

203 Jagarpur (64) 499 .. 204 . . Hr, W PR Bhulyaicn (65) 481 Pr.S(I ) D(l) HfI.W PI{ PO 205 Bada C'haun(a (67) 463 Hp PR 206 Mahlan (5f') 311 .. 207 · . Hp,W PR Chhoti .lhnlian (<;9) 212 Pr.S(1l PIt PO 208 Hr.W Chhota ManslIha ~54) '275 Hp.W PI{ 209 Dada Mansllh~, (53) 5% Pr.S(1) I'R 210 .. l~l\W Bada Baodc Mehal (173) 254 Pr.S(l) 1~ Hp,W 211 Chhola Bande Mellal (172) 12." E Hp.W 212 Sang[ltpur (171) 2R3 213 · . E Hr.W Gnbindpur (17-.1) 130 Pr.S()) E Hr,W 214 Salora (176) 2()~ r; Hj"l,W 2J5 · . Bara (175) 182 Pr.S(1)> r H)"l.TW 21n Gurupllra (I ~5) 130 HJ),W 217 Chhofi Gandhon (187) 146 F Hp,W ' 218 · . . RangiJpllf (188) 249 Pr.S(1) Hp,W PO 219 E PR Badi Gandhon (191) 190 Pr.SO) r Hp,W,TW PI{ 220 Manik Majra (189) 272 l>r.S(l ) E Jlp.W 221 Mianpur (194) 694 Mid.SO) D( i) F Hp,W PR PO

...... "., _ Madpllr (199\ 21R F HfI.W 223 Pan,ioli (200) E Hp,W 224 225 Panjoia ~201) 510 Pr.S(1) F Hp,W

225 Badi Bah,lni OXO) 339 Pr.S(1) Hp,W

226 Cilhoti Babani 08n 282 Hp,W 227 · . .. Hirdarllr (314) R47 Pr.sO) Hp.W,TW KR 228 Harnamput (72) 571 W KR 229 r~indrakh (383) . 559 Pr.S(l) Hp.W.TW 230 Sultan!"ur (84) 298 2.31 Jabal' Hera (385, 398 · . . . .. 232 Balamgarh Alias Mandwara 1,409 Pr'S(I) Hp,W PO (3R(i)

233 Ramgarh (203) 410 Pr.SO) E Hp,W 234 Akalgarh (202) 4()6 Pr.S(l ) E Hp,W,TW 235 Raipur Patti (193) 149 236 Rajc Majra (192) 549 Pr.S(I ) E Hp,W .. 237 Hchrampur Zarninuuri (219) 762 Pr.S(l) E Hr.W PR PO

238 Pathar Majra (220) 279 E W PR 239 Palhrcri RajPllt... o (170) 283 E Hp,W 240 Pathreri Jatt,ln (16Q) 647 Pr.S(1) E Hp,W PO 41 DIRECfORY

Land Use ROPAR DISTRICT

Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under ditlercnt Nearest town Day or duys Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance of the mnrket, any place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if any. religious. historical held in the or archaeolcgical Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vable available waste for ~: cultivation

10 11 12 13 J4 15 16 17 18

Wheat, Maize & Rice '379 285 22~ 43 Ropar (17) Wheat Maizc& Rice A 214 65 84 16 Ropar (16) Wheat & Maize 194 77 55 27 Ropar (15) Wheat & Maize 30 50 6 10 Ropar (14) Wheat. Maize & Rice 36 5 Ropar (15)

Wheat & Maize 73 59 3 23 Ropar (14) Wheat, Maize & Rice 243 466 150 Ropar (12) Two days Mda Gugga Bhadon Hadi-9 Naumi (Aug. Sept.)

Wheat & Maize 70 385 44 Ropar (10) Wheat & Maize 165 265 51 Ropar (II) Wheat & Maize 32 246 96 89 Ropar (10)

Wheat & Maize 29 254 28 Ropar (5) Wheat & Maize 50 136 26 Ropar (5) Wheat & Maize 5 208 26 % Ropar (J) Wheat & Mai;(..e 40 420 7 129 Ropar (3) Wheat & Maize 122 132 Ropar (5)

Wheat, & Maize <)8 25 Ropar (5) Wheat, & Maize 258 7 18 Ropar (5) Wheat, & Maize .. 66 30 34 Ropar (5) Wheat & Maize 53 99 J 10 Ropar (6) Wheat, & Maize 52 92 38 Ropar (5) Wheat & Maize 3 (j() 67 Ropar (5) Wheat & Maize 39 56 4 47 Rapar (5) Wheat, Maize & Rice 61 J27 5 56 Ropar (5) Wheat & Maize ~5 83 1 21 Ropar (8) Wheat & Maize 111 130 1 30 Ropar (0)

Wheat & Maize 75 534 26 59 Ropar (7) One day Bhudon Gun.1wara, Hadi-9 Temple, (Aug.-Sept.) Gugga Naumi Fail' Wheat & Mai7..e 73 102 16 27 Ropar (7) Wheat & Maize 85 117 23 Ropar (8) Wheat & Maize 19 340 151 Ropar (9) One day Gugga Naumi Bhadon Badi-9 ('A ug.-Scl't.) Wheat & Maize 3 1G7 80 89 Ropar (10)

Wheat & Maize 12 163 41 66 Rnpar (10) Wheat &. Maize 35 356 45 411 Kurali (7) Wheat &. Maize 80 " . 244 126 121 Kurali (8) Wheat & Maize 45 457 15 42 Kurali (11) Gurdwara 212 56 30 Ropar (13) Uninhabited

130 25J 17 Ropar (10) lJninhubited Wheat &. Maize 3 767 224 415 Kurali (7) One day Gurdwara Bhadon Badi-9 MeJa Gugga (Aug-Sept.) N 3 umi Wheat & Maize 130 120 6 154 Ropar (11) Wheat & Maize 310 111 2R 47 Ropar (11) ] 1 120 18 Ropar (7) Uninhabited Wheat & Maize 160 132 21 :'36 Ropar (8) Wheat, Maize & Rice 249 277 236 Ropar (tl) One day Meta Gugga Bhadon Radi-9 Naumi (Aug.-Sept.) Wheat & Maize 38 81 160 Ropar (6) Wheat & Maize 153 22 108 Ropar (6) Wheat & Maizc 250 211 186 Ropar (7) 48

VILtAGE ROPAR TAHSIL Amenities and Amenities available within the village Loca­ Name of village Total tion (with Hadbast No.) area Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi- Post & Code of the supply water cations Telegraph No. village (in acres)

2 3 4 5 6 7 9

8/2(241 Jhalian K.alan (168) J .117 Pr.S(1) E Hp,W PO 242 Kamalpur (60) 935 Pr.S(I) E Hp,W PR

243 Kheri Salabatrmr (66) 627 Mid.s(1) VH(l) E W,TW PO 244 Bhoje Majra (61) 860 Pr.S( 1) W · . 245 Bheron Majra (62) 512 Pr.s(1) W PO 246 Jatana (142) 454 Pr.S(l) Hp,W PR

247 Fatehgarh (63) 188 · . Hp,W · . 24R Ralra'llPUr (40) 136 Pr.SO) Hp,W PR 249 Chamar Maim (144) 177 Hp.W PR 250 Mukarabpur (143) 218 Hp.W PR 251 Aima (136) 30 252 Taprian Dayal Singh (134) 229 .. · . 253 Rirguru (133) 170 · . Hp PR 254 Katlor (145) 732 Pr.SO) E Hp PO 255 Kando'a (146) 837 Pr.S(1) E Hp 256 Haro"1 (14R) 639 · . . . 257 Raipur (149) 395 Pr.S(1) Hp 25R Mane Majra (150) 566 · . · . Hp,W · . · . 259 Sahib (151) 2,046 Sec.s(2)Mid.S(l) D(l )HC(l) E Hp,W PR PTO, FPC(l) Phone

260 Saloh Majra (l52) 439 Pr.S(1) Hp,W KR

261 Mundian (153) 406 Pr.SO) · . Hp,W KR 262 Dehar (154) 535 Pc.SO) 12 Hp,W KR 263 Gaion (155) 600 Pr.S(l) 13 Hp,W KR

264 Chhota Gadhram (IS8) 173 Pr.SO) l~ Hp,W KR 265 Bada Gadhram (157) 182 Hp.W KR

266 Talahpur (lS9) . 264 Pr.S(l) E Hp,W 267 Bhaku Majra (160) 328 Pr.S(1) E Hp, W,TW PO 268 Kotli (161) 551 Pr.S(I) E W · . 269 Dugri (164) 241 Pr.SO) · . Hp,W KR 270 Bal Sandha (167) J ,167 Pr.S(J) f; Hp.W KR

271 Salepur (166) 680 Pc.S(1) E Hp,W ·. 272 Ussmanpur (218) 179 E W PR 273 Solkkian (217) 530 Pr.SO) F Hp.W 274 Khabra (216) 539 Pr.S(1) E Hp 275 Singh (215) 264 Sec'S(1) VH(1) E Hp,W PR PO 276 Bhagwantpur (214) 379 Sec.S(l) VH(1) E Hp,W PR PO 277 Santpuc Urf Chupki (212) ]44 .. E Hp.W PR 278 Brahmin M~ra (213) 435 Pr.S(I) E Bp.W PR

279 Charrian (204) 607 Pr.S(I) Hp,W PR 280 Kalal Majra (20S 370 Pr.S(I) Hp,W ·. 49

DIRECfORY

Land Use ROPAR DISTRICT Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types of land use in aCres rounded and distance of the market. any place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat. ifany, religious. historical held in the ~r archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village Interest irrigated vabJe available waste for cultivation

10 11 12 J3 J4 15 16 17 18

Wheat & Maizl! !{22 13g 23 134 Ropar (6) Wheat & Maize 190 323 M 356 Ropar (6) Electric con- nection for 6lgriclIlturaluse Wheat, Maize & Rice .. 347 9R 182 Ropar (11) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Rice 341 305 67 J47 Ropar (13) Wheat, Maize & Rice 87 314 111 Ropar (14)

Wheat, Maize & Rice 47 264 94 49 Ropar (12) Two days Mela Gugga Rhadon Badi-9 Naumi (Aug. ·Sept.) Wheat Maize & Rice J4 36 44 94 Ropar (14) Wheat & Maize 51 61 14 10 Ropar (D) Wheat, Maize & Rice 40 79 39 19 Ropar (11) Wheat, Maize & Rice 86 69 50 13 Ropar (12) 11 15 3 t Ropar (14) I Uninhabited 78 30 116 5 Ropar (15) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize & Rice 10 2 154 4 Ropar (16) Wheat, & Mai ze ]93 268 140 131 Murinda (15) Wheat& Maize 187 290 2 358 Ropar ()7)

J07 :U8 116 78 Ropar (16) uninhabited Wheat, Maize & Rice 35 204 72 84 Ropar (15) Whe.:lt & Maize 5 375 96 90 Murinda (15) Wheat & Maize 460 1'165 296 425 Murinda (14) A fair held Monuments or annually Three Guru Gobind days Poh 7-9 Singh's Two (Dec.-Jan.) sons who became Martyrs Shahidi Mela Wheat; Maize & Rice 213 145 22 59 Murinda ~13, One day Asoj Sudi··l0 Dussehra (Sept.-Oct.)

Wheat, Maize, & Rice 195 28 140 43 Murinda (14) Wheat, Maize' &Rice 201 40 40 254 Murinda (14) .. . . Wheat, Maize & Rice 217 30 218 135 Murinda (12) One day Mcla Gugga Uhadon Badi-9 Naumi (Aug.-Sept.) Wheat, Maize & Rice J04 Jt) 28 22 Ropar (J 1) Wheat, Maize & Rice 91 9 20 62 Ropar (12) Wheat, Maize & Rice 118 15 95 36 Ropar(10) Two days Bhadon Mela Guru ( Aug.-Sept.) Gobind Singh: Wheat & Maize 64 208 7 49 Ropar PI) Wheat & Maize 345 Bl .. 75 Ropar 13) Wheat & Maize 23 197 3 18 Ropar (9) Wheat & Maize 56 215 505 22 369 Ropar (11) Two days Mcla Gugga Bhadon Badi-9 Naumi (Aug.-Sept.)

Wheat, Maize & Rice 292 156 232 Ropar (9) . Wheat, Maize & Rice 86 80 13 Ropar (8) , Wheat, Maize & Rice 232 250 48 Ropar (8) . Wheat, Maize & Rice 279 200 60 Kurali (6) One day Magh Rabal wana, (Jan.-Feb.) Gurdwara Wheat & Maizo 103 126 1 34 Kurali (6) , Wheat & Maize 127 195 2 55 Kurali (6) . Wheat & Maize 98 33 1 12 Kurali (6) Wheat & Maize 61 204 46 124 Kurali (6) Two days Mela Guru (December) Oobind Sinah Wheat & Maize 124 342 141 Kurali (6) Whoat & Maizo 121 220 29 Kurali (6) VILLAGE ROPAR TAHSIL Amcnitit's and Amenities available within the village Loca. Nanl(: of village Total '"'", ...-- _ .. __._ .. _ .. _ - ____ .. __ ~ _____ -. ____.. _____ -___ -_0. __ .... _ ,.. _____ ,,_.. ______. ____, ______~~, .. ~_._ ti\)n (with HadbJ.st No.) area E'iucdtional McJical POWer Drinking Communi- P\lst & Code of the supply water cJ.tiuns Telegraph No. village (in acres)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 8/2/281 Kakron (206) 410 Pr.S(l) 2M2 Kishanpura (207) Hp,W 272 Mid.S(J) Hj),W · . 283 Attaigarh (208) 191 J)r.S( 1) PO 284 Lohl3ri (209) Hp.W 262 Pr.S(l) Hp,W 285 Bhago Majm (210) · . 381 Pr.S(l) Hp,W PO 286 Mugal Majri (223) 336 Pr.S(l) 287 Chaklun (211) Hp,W PR 283 · . Hp,W 288 Haripur ROT Majra (221) · . PR 250 Pr.S(1) 12 Hp, W

~89 Schon Majra (222) 407 Pr.S(l) E Bp,W PO

290 Ooslan (225) 354 Pr.S(l) E Br,W KR 291 Dulchi Majra (226) 465 Pr.S(1) · . Hp,W 292 Bur Majra (227) 1,083 Mid.s(I) · . E Hp,W PO 293 Samroli (221:!) 292 Pr.SO) 294 Hp.W Mehpalon (165) 376 · . .. 295 Rolu Majra(If:l3) · . 606 Pr.S( t) E Hp,W 296 Santpur (162) 318 Pr.S(l) E Hp,W 297 Salempur (29tH ROO Mid.S(l) E 298 Rampur Bet (156) Hp.W · . 130 · . Bp,W KR 299 Bada Makrona (299) 573 Pr.SO) · . · . E Bp,W PO 300 Chhota Makrona (300) 434 Pr-SO} E Bp,W 301 Pipal Majra (302) 427 Pr.S( 1) · - Br,W · . 302 Bhurra (303) 558 Pr.s(1) E 303 Saidpur (304) Hp,W PR 377 Pr.S(1) BV.W PR 304 Chak Amar Singh(147) 115 .. 305 Sidhuan (308) 668 · . Hp,W PO 306 Rattangarh (309) 908 · . E 307 Maneli (310) Hrt.W Po 598 Mid.s(I) Bp.W PO

308 DhanoJa (31 1) 557 Mid.S(I) E Hp,W 309 Manc}a (312) 597 · . Pr.S(J) Hp.W Po 310 Badhechh nada (313) 692 Br.W 311 Badhechh C hho la (3] 4) 290 Hp,W 31,2 Hawara (3) 5) 1,317 · . .. Bp,W PO 313 Chuhar Majra (301) 795 E Bp.W 314 Kale Majra (289) 289 Pr.S(J) · . BarsaJpur (306) .. IIp,W PR 315 701 Pr.SO) E Hp,W I'R 316 Gobindpur Alias DhbS.Pur(305) 215 Pr.SO) Hp,W 317 Rurkce Hiran (301) 1093 Pr.SO) Hp,W 318 Lutheri (291) , - · . 565 Pl'.S(I)Sec. S(l) -. Hp,W PR PO 319 Ramgarh (293) 278 . Hp,W Oiud (294) . · . 320 927 Mid.s{l) MCW(l) B Hp.W ·.

321 Bada Sumana (297) 980 Pr.S(l) 0(1) E Hp 322 Rasulpur (229) · . PO 730 Pr.s(1) E Hr, \o\,lW PR,KR 323 Dhanori (230) 1,252 · . Mid.S(l) E Hp.W,TW PR.K.R PO

324 SOlal (224) 896 1)1' .8(1) E Hp,W I'R Po 3lS Kakrali (231) 944 Pr.Stl) HP.W PR •• 51

DIRECI'ORV Land use ROPAR DITRICT Staple Food Land usc (Le. area under tl ifferent Nearest town Day or days Remarks including tYPe.; of land U5C in acres rOllfl',lcd and \.ljstance of the market, any plaCe of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) HJI, jf any, rcligi~Hls, historical " ' •.. --~ ___ .'~' ,,_-·_. __ ·~w._ .. ~_--.... --- ... ___ .__ .~_ ---.- hell! in tIlt' .or archacoll)gic(d Forest Irrigated Un- Cliiti - Area not village Interest irrigated vable available Wa5tc for cultivation

10 1 1 12 13 14 15 16 17 tR Wheat & Mai7.c 126 108 119 57 Kurati (6) Gurdwara Wheat & Maize 205 46 21 Kurali (5) Wheat & Maize 11~ 47 26 Kurali (5) Wheat & Maize 210 32 20 Kurali (4) Wheal & MaiLe 41 ~02 3H Kurali (6, Wheat & Ma.ize 1J 132 193 Kurali (6) Wheat & Mai/,e h6 lR4 ~ 2~ Klirali (6) \\,heat, Maize & Rice 7.1 14~ ~5 Kurali (6) Electric connection for Agricultural usc only WIlCat, Maize & Rice 152 210 45 Kurali (6) Electric connec- tion for Agricul- tural use only Wheat & Maile l ..l6 136 72 Kurali (R)

Wheat & Maize 132 215 IIR Kurali (to) Wheat & Maize 512 46S ., 103 Murinda (9) Wheat & Maize 203 oS "- 22 Mlirinda (i 0) .. 1:N 176 61 Murinda (9) Uninhabited Whe,l t & Maile 409 141 56 Ropar (8)

Wheat & Maize 1X') 76 5J Ropar (13) Wheat & Maize 460 197 143 Murinda (10) Gurdwara Wheat, Maizc & Rice 32 10 88 Murinda (10) Wheat & Maize 27S 231 64 Murinda Gurdwara Wheat & Maize 360 3R 36 Murinda (10) Gurdwara

Wheat & Mai/.c 37() 4 47 Murinda (2) Gurdwara Whcat & Maize 450 51 57 Murinda (J 3) Wheat & Maize 256 96 25 Murinda (13) 55 56 4 Murinda (14) Uninhabitcd Wheat Maize & Rke 259 322 34 53 Murinda (14) Wheat, Mail,e & Rice 299 520 89 Murinda (14) Wheat, Maiz.c & Rice 505 24 69 M urinda (2) One day Me1a Gugga. Bhadon Badi-9 Naumi (Aug.-Sept .)

Wheat & Maize 491 15 51 Murinda (14) Electric connee. Wheat, Maize & Rice 532 4 9 52 M urinda (J 6) tion for Agricul- Wheat & Maize 429 220 43 Murinda (14) luraluse only Wheat & Maizo 134 130 2 24 Murinda (1 S) Wheat & Maize 746 486 1 84 Murinda (12) Whea.t, Maize & Rice 730 65 M urinda (12) Wheat & Maize 255 I) 25 Murinda (1) Wheat & Maile 57] 54 76 Murinda (11)

Wheat & Maize 205 10 Murinda (t 11 Whoat & Ma;ze 912 88 93 Murinda (10) Gurdwara Wheat. & Maize 484 ] 1 70 Murinda (8) Wheat & Maize 170 37 71 Murinda (8) Wheat & Maize 787 22 118 Murinda (6Y· Ono day Ml."la Gugga Bhadon Badi-9 Nt:umi ( Aug.-Sept.)

Whc:::at & Maize 924 56 Murinda (6) Gtlrdwara Wheat, Maize & Rice 672 58 Murinda(S) Wheat, Maize & Rice 702 446 104 Murinda (7) One day Mela Gugp Shadon Badi-9 Nallmi (Aug.-Serlt.) Wheat & Maize 287 334 275 Kurali (6) One day on Meta Buba Toba every Sunday Wheat & Maize 773 122 49 Kurali (6) 52

VILLAGE

RO PAR T AHSIl~ A mcnitifs {/nd

Amenities aViliIable within the village Loca­ Name of village tinn (with HvJbast No.) a rea Ed lIca t iolla I Medica) power Drinking Communi- Post & Code oflhc supply water cations Telegraph No, village (in acres)

.2 :1 4 ~ 6 i ~ I) R i2/J2ll Kainaur (235) R~5 Pr.S(1),Sec. FPC(l) p Hp,\V PO S(I) 327 Chhola Sumana (296) 505 Pr.S(l ) L lip , , . 32X DUlllna (295) · 33(-' Mid.SO) E Up PI{ PO 329 Chaklan ()92, Pr.S(1 ) 570 Hr,W , , 330 Badi kOllni (281) 333 })r.S( I) Bp,W PR 331 Chhoti ROllni (2R2) 1 RI Br,W 332 1\1ajri (283) · . 251 , . Hr,W PR 3JJ Amrali (290) '1102 Pr.S(l1 334 F Hr,W PR Gaggarwal (288) 794 Pr.SI1 ) F Hr,W PR 3~5 Chhola Sidhu pur (2H7) :!.85 l)r.s( 1) E Hp,W PR 336 Hada Sidhu pur (286) 441 l>r.S( I) E Hp,W PR PO 337 Prempur (284) 201 r: Hp PR 338 Sandhari Majra (2H5 ~ 440 Pr.S(l) r Hp,W PR 339 Kotli (272 263 Pr.S(I) Bp,W 340 lJ .Ihampur (280) 128 IIp,W

341 Sarahna (279) 816 Pr.S( I) I Hp,W PR 342 MlIndian Majra (278) 609 Pr.S(I ) li Hp,W PR 343 Fatehgarh (236) ,113 Pr.S(1) F Hr,W 344 Arnouli (238) 434 F Hr.W 345 Kotla (237) 248 E Hp,W

346 Gor>alpur (234) 341 Pr.s(]) E Hp,W 347 Nathl11alpur (233) 399 Pr.S(1) Hp.W 348 Hamnahra (232) 831 Pr.s( I) F Hr.W , ' PO 349 Dhangrali (244) 401 Pr.S(2) VH(I) F lip PR PO 350 Saheri (240) 654 Pr.S(1 ) r Hr,W PR

J~l Bat\gian (239) 170 .. F J-lp,W 352 Dholan Ma,ira (277) 304 Pr.S( () F Hp.W PR

353 Kalaran (275) 648 Pr.S(I) l' Hp,W PR 354 Hallan (274) Pr.S(1 ) 331 W · , 355 Manpur (271, 3(,7 Sec.S(n W PR

356 K1lnnt (271) qR4 Scc.S( I) HlI) r Hp.W PI{ PO 357 Bhatian (270) 231 , . Br,W KR :\58 Kajl11i (266) 456 Pr.S( I) .. W PR 359 Sangatpur (263) 382 F W · . 360 Bo('thgarh (265) 198 Hp.W PR 361 Rumpur Mehtah (164) 344 , . Bp,W PR J62 Kanila (276) 444 Pr.s(I) E Hp.W PR 363 Kherpur (242) 354 . . . . · . ' . 3('4 Rangian (241 \ 447 Pr.S( I) F Hp,W PR,T PO :-165 Kishanpur (2431 202

~6(, Akbarpnr (145~ 284 F HT',W )(;7 Chotam\a (246) 903 'Pr.S(H F Hp,W .168 (247~ Man Kheri .no Pr.S(l) F Hp,W , , . , 1(,1.) Badi Mandoli (24~) 1,4gQ Mid.S(I) F Bp,W PR PO

nO Mnrinda (Rural) (254) 2.390 Pr,S(1 ) HOI F Hp,W PR,T PO 53

DIRECTORY Land use ROPAR DISTRICT

Staple Food Land use (i e. area under difTcrenl Nearest town DJY N days Remarks includjna tyl'Cs of land lise in a.creS r,'Illnded an,1 distance ~,f the market, any t'lace of to the nearest unit) (in km ... ) Hat. if anY. religiolls, historica I .. __•• -..___ __.,_ •• __...... _v~ ... ___ ...--_. __ .~_. __ - .. _ •• held in the or archaeologicaJ F orest [rri~\ tcll Un- Culti- Area not village interest irrigated vahle available waste for cultivation

10 11 12 13 14 15 Hi 17 18 Whoat &, Maize 725 Jto Murinda (5) One day Meta Gugga Hhadfln Badi-9 Naumi (Aug.-Sept.) Wheat & Maiz.e 476 29 Murinua (5) Gurdwara Wheat & Maize ~O5 .. ]1 Murinda (4) Gurdwar. Wheat & Maize 449 41 80 Murimla (6) Wheat & Maize 2RJ 50 Mllrinda (6) Wheat & Maize 140 5 36 Murinda (6) Wheat & Maize 22 4 2~5 Murinda (7) Wheat & Maize 943 91 68 Murinda (10) Wheat & Maize 525 220 49 Murinda (10) Wheat & Maize 267 18 Murinda (10)

Wheat & Maize 403 3~ Murinda (10) One day Sin~h (Oecl'nlber) Sabha Wheat & Maize 186 15 Murillda (10) Wheat & Maize 41fi 24 Murinda (6) Wheat & Ma iz(' 192 I () 55 Murinda (6) Wheat & Maize liS 4 () Murinda (6) Wheat & Maize 75(1 60 Murinda (4) Wheat & Maize 562 (I 41 Murinda (2) Gurdwara Wheat & Maize 287 26 Murinda (2) Wheat & Maize .., 402 ~ 30 Murinda (2) Whrat & Maize 202 2R HI Murinda (3) Wheat & Maize 310 :H Murinda en Wh(;at & Maizl' 382 .. 17 Mllrinda (4) Wheat & Maizl~ 375 405 51 Kurali (4) Wheat & Maize 212 144 45 Kural! (3) Wheat & Maize 520 70 64 Murinda (2) Two days Sin~h Sahha Ma~har·27 (N(w.·Doc.) & .., Wheat Maize 158 ~ 10 M urinda (t ) Wheal & Maize 271 .5 28 Murinda (0) Ourdwara Dharalm;haJa Wheat & Maize 564 26 58 Murinda (3) Ourdwara Wheat & Maize 253 22 ~ ~4 Murinda (5) Wheat & Maize 303 6 58 M(Jrinda (6) Two (fays Ourpurb Poh 8 & 9 (O~.·Jan.)

Wheat & Maize 826 39 ~ 114 Murinda (7) Wheat & Maize 211 2:l Murinda (8) Wheat & Maize 303 80 72 Murinda (4) Wheat & Maiz(' 358 3 .. 21 Murinda (4) Wheat & Maize 102 6H 4 24 Murinda (3) Two days Singh Sabha .., Wheat & Maize 179 137 26 Murind... (4) Wht'at & Maize 404 3 - 37 Murinda (2) Gurdwara Dharam"hala 189 140 2 23 Murinda (J) Uninhabited Wheaf & Maize 361 21 12 53 Murinda (2) Gurc1wara 59 119 4 20 Murinda(2) Uninhabited

Wheat & Maize 144 122 If< Murinda (4) Wheat & Maize 157 687 59 Murinda (5) Whoat & Maize 309 16& 53 Murinda (5) Wheat & Maize 417 922 150 Murinda (2) One day GulP N

Loca­ Name of village Total Amenities _a vaila ble within t~e village tion (with Hadbasr No.) --'-'~"""""__pI- ,...,..._ ~,..._ ---...... --•. ..------:...---,.._,..-~------~- area Ed ucational Medical Code of the Power Drinking Communi­ Post & No: village supply water cations Telegraph (in acres)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 8/2/371 ..... Ram.Bagh (257) 137 372 Shekhu Majra (255). 393 373 E Dumchheri" (262) 1,272 Pr.SU) W,TW E Hp,W PR 374 Panjkoha (267) 847 Pr.S(!) 375 Todarpur (269) Hp,W 403 Pr.S(l) Hp,W 376 Shadipur (268) 296 377 Chalaki (256) 363 Hp,W 378 Pr.S(1) E Hp,W Behbalpur (260) 324 Pr.S(1) 379 Taj pur (261) 331 Hp,W 380 Shahpur (259) Pr.S(l) .. Hp,W 312 E Hp,W 381 Datarpur (258) 314 fr.S(l) 382 Kalheri (252) 160 Hp,W 383 Bad waU (25I) 579 E Hp.W 384 -Pr.S(l) E Hp,W Rattangarh (250) 572 Pr.S(!) 385 Ramgarh (253) E Hp,W 259 Pr.S(l) E Hp,W 386 Chhoti MandoIi (249) 495 Pr.SCl) E Hp,W S5

DIRECfORY

Land use ROPAR DrSTRICT

Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types of land usc in acres rounded ami distance of the market, any place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.1 Hat, if any. religiolls, historical held ill the or arcbaeoJogicat Fore!it Irrigated Un- Culti- Area n(lt village inlerest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation

10 11 12- 13 14 15 16 17 18

116 10 I t Murinda (2) Uninhabited Whe.c1.t & Mai1.i." 292 54 47 Murinda (2) Wheat & Maize 1,136 21 115 Murinda (5) One day Gugga Nilumi Bhadmi Badi-9 Fair (Aug.-Sept.) Wheat & Maize 751 96 Murinda (8) Wheat & Maize 373 30 Murinda (8)

Wheat & Maize 265 .. 31 MllI'inda (8) Wheat & Maizc :HI 1~ 40 Murinda (3) Wheat & Maize 289 3 32 Murinda (3) Wheat & Maize 2JJ 81 37 Murinda (8) Wheat & Maize 275 16 21 Murinda (3) Wheat & Maize 250 3(i 28 Murinda (2) Wheat & Maize 12H 5 27 M urinda (3) Wheat & Maizc 3:'ih 16t; 55 Murinda (4) Wheat & Maile 52J H 43 Murinda (3) Wheat & Maize 235 I 23 MurimJa (2)

Wheat & Maize 10 485 Murinda (5)

KharaF Tahsil

57 58 ttliARAR TAHSIL VIl,LAGE Amenities and Amenities availahlc within the village Loca­ Name of village Total ------.------.------.. --.-.-- tion (with Hadbast No.) area Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi- Post & Code of the Sllpply water cations Telegraph No. village (in acres)

., (. \' ') .3 4 5 7 "

8/3,1 Pl.;Ipn:t1i (117) 505 PI'.S (I ) Hp.\V KR 2 Behdala (l18) 155 . . .. 3 Bhagowal (119) 246 HP,\\' PI{ 4 Churheri (120) 142 Pr.s(l) Hp.W Pl{ 5 Ban Majra (123) 234 Pr.SO) Hp.W PR 6 Mathari (124) 208 .. Hp,W KR 7 Chatauli (125) 314 Pr.S(l) E Hp,\\' KR.,T 8 Adhrera (122) 323 Pr.SO) Hp,W · . 9 Fatehgarh (126) 281 r Hp,W PO 10 Rattangarh (127) 224 W PO

11 Chintgarh (130, 460 Pr'S(1) W PO 12 Bhoop Nagar (315) 279 HI',\\' 13 (316) 193 .. Hp 14 Salem Khurd (317) S99 Pr.S(1l Hp 15 Saini Majra (3) 8) 855 Hil

.16 Harnampur (32t)) 649 Hp .17 Fatehpur (321) 561 .. W 18 Mianpur (324) 1545 Pr.SO) Hr,W,TW 19 Tarapur (325) 2,849 Pr.SO) W 20 Mirjapur (326) 3,807 Pr.S(1) W 21 Gochar (328) 1,049 Pr.sU) \V 22 Abipur (329) 579 Pr.S(l) IIp,W 23 Kuba Heri (323) 891 Pr.S(l) .. H[,.W PO 24 Khijrabad (322) 2,162 Sec.SO) DO) Hp,W PO

25 Labangarh (319) 568 Pr.S(I, HI' 26 Barsalpur (141) 275 Pr.S(l) lip 27 Thana Gobindgarh (142) 428 Pr.S(I ) lip 28 Bada Salempur (140) 333 Hp 29 Dhangtana (131) 176 .. Hp 30 Akalgarb (132) 282 Pr.S(I) Hp 31 Rampur (129) 113 .. HP.W 32 Nchulka (1:B) 346 Pl'.S( 1) Hp,W · . 34 Behdali (116) 463 Pr.S(1) Hp,W KR 35 Dhianpura (I ) 5) 3~6 PI'.S(I' W 36 Chulamali (114) 448 Pr.S(1) Hp,\\ 37 Goslao (113) 200 w · . 38 Kalewal (tt2) 429 Pr.S(I) .. Hp,W PO 39 Singhpura (Ill ) 340 Pr.S(l) H( I) Hp,W 1)0 40 Chanalon (110) 619 Pr.S.(1 ) Hp,W 41 Kanauran (109) 309 PrS(l) Hp,TW · . 42 Jhingran (108) 200 Pr.S·(1) Hp,'V · . PO 43 Fatehgarh (106) 385 Pr.S(1) .. Hp,W PI{ 44 Dosarna (107) 682 Pr.S(l) F Hp,W PR 45 Mullanpur (133) 199 Pr.S(1) Hp,W 46 Mundon Mastana (134) 185 Hp 47 Mundon Bhag Singh (135) 154 Hp 48 Mundon Sangtian (136) 383 Mid. S(I) Hp · . 49 Nagal (137) 266 Pr.S(l) Hp,W PR · . 50 Bal'Oudi (lOS) 30t Pr.S(ll Hp,W PR PO 5~l.: lJlRE_CTORY ROPAIt nlSTRftC land. lise Staple Food Laud use, (i.e. area under cUfforent Nearest town Day or days Remarks illc1udm, types of -laRd -use in ftC~ftmnded' "and distance' of the market, ru:y place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if any, rehgious. historicO:I ------__ .- held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un· Culli. Area nOl \ iIIage interest i .. ri~ated vahle nvniiable waste for cultiva tinn

10 J1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Wheat & Maize 448 20 36 KuraH (2) 8 140 7 Kureli (2) Uninhabited Wheat & Maile 5 222 , . 19 Kurali (2) Wheat & Maile 12 107 I 22 Kurali (I) Wheat & Maile 74 71 I H7 Kurali (1)

Wheal & l\1ai/c 75 45 II 77 Kura\i 0) Wheat & Maize I 16 101 2 9~ Kurali (3) Wheat & Maize 10 189 33 91 KuraH (3) Wheat & Maize 69 178 34 KuraJi P) Wheat & Maize (,I 14.1 20 Kurali 3)

Wheat & Maize 9 395 50 Kurali (3) Wheal & Maize 17 167 95 Kurali (5)

Whcat & f'vhilC , ' 170 2] Kurali (6) Wheal & Maize 1. 272 44 2St Kurali (6) Wheat &. 1\1aizc 19 385 HJ :J()X KuraJi (7)

Wheat & Maize J8l) 1(lS 92 Kurali (~) Wheat & Maize 41<4 31{ 39 Kurali (10) Wheat, Maize & Ril..:c 1,280 265 Kurali (12) Gllrdwara Wheat, Mailc & Rice )02 2,547 Kurali (15) Wheat & Maile 392 3,J65 50 Kurali (16)

Wheat, Maile & Rice 299 750 Kurali (15) .. \Vhcat & Maile 405 .174 Kurali (J 4) One day Shivratri (Feb.-March) Wheat & Maile , , 7lH R 165 Kurali (14) Gurdwara \Vhc.at & MaL-:c 190 1,289 66 617 Kurali (1.0) Two d.1YS Me1a Ourd- Phagan wara Baba (Feb. Man:h I ZoraW41r Singh Wheat & \taiz,c .,7 ~S(I 245 Kurali (1\)

Wheat & Maile 11 145 IOK Kurali (7) Wheat & Maize 28 350 50 Kurali (8) Whea t &. Maize 1() 288 ::!6 Kurali (6) Whea t & Mailc 10 ]49 17 Kurali (5) Wheat & MaLr.c .,., 243 17 Kurali (4) .., Wheat & MailC I 181 :;5 Kurali (3) Wheal & Maizc 21 21U 10,., J~ Kurali ~1) Wheat & Maize ~o J70 - 41 Kurali 1) Wheat & Maile ....- 315 " 66 Kurali (4) Gurdwara Wheat & MaiL\.: 5 400 43 KUr&li (2) Gurdwara Wheat & Maize .. 181 19 Kurali (3) Gurdwara Wheat & Maile 7 367 54 Kurali (3) Gurdwara Wheat & Maile 2 301 In Kurali (1) Gurdwlra Wheat & Maize 15 538 66 Kurali (2) Gurdwura

Wheat & Malle S ~81 10 KUI-ali (2) Gurdwara Wheat & Mallc 169 31 Kurati (2)

Wheat & Maize ' . 259 126 Kurali (4) Wheat & Maize 18 535 129 KurtJi (3) Wheat & Maize 10 J 55 34 Kurali (5)

Wheat & Maize ~ 1-65 12 Kurali (4) Wheat & Muize 4 132 18 Kurali (5) Whea t & Maile 41 305 31 Kurati (6) Wheat & Muize 83 165 \1 KuraU (5) " Wheat &. Maize 101 t52 48 Kurali (6) 60

KHARAR TAHSIL VILLAGE Amenities and Amenities available within tbe village Loca­ Name of village Total tion (with Hadbast No.) area Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi· Post &; Code of the supply water cations Telesraph No. village (in acres)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

8/3/51 GUflO Majra (J 38) 189 Pr.S(J) Hp.W 52 Mehrampur (139) 327 Pr.S(J) Hp 53 MchroJi (143) 430 Hp · . · . 54 Sialba (148) 361 Sec.S.(l) Hp,W PR PTO,Pbone 55 Jhande Majra (144) 232 Pr.S(1) Hp

56 K.hera (145) 3IS Pr.S(l) .. Hp,W PR 57 Majri (147) 1,098 Pr.S(l) D(1) Hp.W PR 58 Sangalpura (146) 479 Pr.S(1) Hp,W · . · . 59 Manakpur Sharif (330) 1,584 Pr.S(l) Hp,W KR PO

60 BUfana (327) 785 61 Dlllwan (337) [1,173 W · . 62 Khadri (336) 189 Pr.S(t) W KR 63 Ranguana (335) 163 Hp,W 64 Palhanpur (334) 834 W · . 65 Siswnn (338) 4.147 Pr.S(l) W PR PO 6(i Majra (3n) : 1,165 Pr.S(l) Hp,W PR 67 Rajgarh (331) 247 Hp,W PR 6K Boothgarh (t 55) 328 Pr.S(l) HC(1)FPC (1) · . Hp,W,TW PR 69 Bajidpllr (152) 367 Hp,W,TW PR 70 Fatehflur (49) 715 Sec.S(l) Hp,W PR PTO, Phone 71 Kadi Majl'a (lSO 254 Hp,W 72 ChandplIl' (150) 316 · . · . Hp,W 73 KherpLir (89) 429 E Hp,W 74 Andheri (104) 243 Pr.S(1) Hp,W PR 75 Sheikhpura (103) 423 Hp,W

7fi Sohali (90) ~75 Pr.S(l) Hp,W KR 77 Rakauli (102) 236 Pr.S(l) Hp,W 78 Singhpura (101) 257 Hp,W,TW 79 Nllnheri (100' 194 Pr.S(1) Hp.W,TW 80 NagaI (99) 157 Hp,W

Rl Lakhnaur (97) 338 Pr.S(l) · . Hp,W PR 82 Hasanpur (96) 427 Pr.SO) .. E Hp,W PR · . 83 Sahauran (95) 1.284 Mid.s(1) VH(I) E Hp,W PR PO 84 Ghatuut' (94) 493 · . Hp.W PR 8~ Shahpllr (98) 355 Pr.S(1) W 86 Allapur (92) 424 Pr.S(l) Hp.W PR PO 87 Tirtha (91) 213 Hp,W PR 88 Naglian (88) S8t Hp,W · . 89 Phalwan (87) 570 Pr.S(l) Hp.W .. PO 90 Dhakoran Khurd (153) 214 Hp,W,TW. PR 91 Dhakoran Kalan (154) 351 Pr.S(l) HP.W,TW PR 92 Kansala (1 ~7) 751 Pr.S(l) Hp.W,TW PR 9) Kartarpur (56) 295 Pr.S(l) Hp.W,TW PR Q4 Takipur (158) 354 · . Hp,W KR · . 95 Hoshiarpur (159) 699 Pr.S(l) HI' KR PO 61

DIRECtORY ROPAR DISTRICT Land Use

Staple Food Land use (I.e. area under different Nearest town Da~t days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded and distance oft market, 4f!r place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if any, reltgious. historical ------~ ... ------.. ,.-,._ .. ".-.. - held in the or nrchacological Forest lITigated Vn- CUlti- Area not village interest irrisatcu va rIc i.lVailabk waste for culliva 11011

'~ 10 11 .I .... 13 14 15 16 17 10 Wheat & Maize 14 157 18 Kurali (6) Wheat & Maize 82 201 38 KuraJi (6) Wheat & Maize 96 286 48 Kurali (1) Wheat & ~aize 90 180 91 Kurali (8) . ' · . Wheal & Maize 76 119 17 Kuruli (~) One day UUl:B3 Mari Bhadon naui 9 (Aug.-Sept.)

Wheat & Maize 152 9R 65 KuraJi (10) Wheat & Maize 210 603 285 Kurali (Il» Wheat & Maize 10 425 . . 44 Kurali (11) .. , . Wheat & Maize 15 1,284 20 265 Kurali (10) Thrte days Mela Hazrat (December) Mus-sa ROZ4 Sarif (Maqbrl1 H81.rat Mus!la) Wheat& Maize 627 85 73 Kurali «( 1) Uninhabited

Wheat & Maile 846 :l24 3 Kurali (13) Wheat & Maize .. 121 2 66 Kurali (11) Wheat & Maize 7 131 2- 21 KUl'alJ (11 ) Wheat & Maile . . 460 , . .:'474 Kurali (I:!) Wheat & Maize 3,633 230 200 84 Kurali (16) · , Temple Wheat & Maile 38 88() 25 216 KuraJi (12) Wheat & Maile 14 20ll 24 KuraJi (II) Wheat, Maize & Rice 161 120 47 Kurilli (10)

Wheat, Maile & Rice Sf) 230 51 Kurali (10) Wheat & Mailt~ 145 390 180 Kurali (H)

Wheat. Maize & Rice 35 183 ]() Kurali (~) Wheat, Mail.e & Ricc 29 19R 89 Kurali (7) Wheat, Mail,e & Rice 4 284 141 Kurali (7) Wheat & Maize 58 157 28 Kurali (6) Wheat & Maize ...., 320 101 Kurali (6) Wheat & Maize 107 247 221 Kurali (8) Wheat & Ma izc 37 153 · . 46 Kuralf (3) Wheat & Maize 13 177 ~5 42 Kurali en Wheat & Maize 37 131 2(' KUTali (3) Wheat & Maize 145 12 K.ur1li 0)

Wheat & Mai7.e 50 252 3~ KuraJi (4) Wheat & Maize 23 370 · . 34 KhaTaT (6) · . Wheat & Maize 121 1,045 20 98 Kharar (5) Gurdwara, Temple Wheat & Maize 71', 362 ~] Kharar «ll Wheat & Maize 12 )23 20 Kurali (2)

Wheat & Maize Sf, 332 · . 36 Kharar (7) Wheat & Maize 74 R6 6 47 Kharar (10) Wheat & Maize 15 32.~ 241 Kharar (7) Wheat & Maize 60 4~~ 55 Kharar (8) Wheat, Mai1e & Rice 94 70 SO Khalar (9)

Wheat, Maize & Rice 134 II ~ , . 102 Kharar (10) Wheat, Maize & Rice JJJ 422 33 J85 Kharar (10) Wheat, Maize & Rice 205 45 45 Kharar(ll ) Wheat & Maize SO 289 .15 Kharar (12) (jurdwara Wheat& Maize 50 459 4() 150 KuraH (14) Ourdwara 62 VaLAGE

A melliriel and AmoIlities available within the village Loea. Name of viUasc Total - ..... ------'--_... -. ------tiOD (with Hadhast No.) urea Educational Medical Powor Drinking Communi- Post & Code of the supply \\luter I.'ations Tckgraph No. village (in acrc!o.)

-, . () - .' 4 6 7 S

8/3/96 Sultafll,ur (333) 301 · . . . w PR 97 1.162 Pr.S{l) VH(t) Hp,W PR Parol ~40) W 98 NagaI hurd And Kulan (339) 2.912 Pr.S (I) 99 Majrian (342) , 4.10.5 Pr.S (1) W

100 rerozpur Bangal (341) :!55 W PR

101 Bharaunjian (160) 505 Pr.S(I) Hp.W KR PO 102 Devi Nagar (161) 290 · . .. , . 103 Salamatpur (t 62) :00 Pr.S(I) Hp,W KR 104 Rasoolpur (163) 236 W KR 1', ) 105 Dhode Majra (164) 177 lip,\\' KR

106 Saini Majra (167) 379 Pr.S( l) Hp,W KR 107 Ghandauli (169) 269 · . Hp,W KR 108 Bhagat Mujra (170) 193 Pr.SO) Br,W KR , . 109 Rane Majra (85) no Pr.S(l ) Br.W KR PO 110 Bahalpur (86) 297 Hp.W KR

lJl Malikpur (X4) 277 Pr.S(I) Hr.W II:! Shiamipur (83) 214 · . .. Br,W · . IU Tiwar (81,) 884 Sec.S(l) E Hp,W PO

114 Bbjauli (93) 359 Pr.S( I) £ Hp,W .. 115 Radiala (77) 660 Mid, sen F Hp,W PR

116 [lao Majra (76) .~79 · . F Hp,W PR I J7 Hhago Majra (75) 619 Mid.s.( 1) E Hp,W PR · . JJS Rurki Pukhta (74) 6~R Mid. S(I) F Hp,\\" PR PO

1) 9 Simbal Majra (73) 245 Pr.S(J) , . Br,W KR · . 120 Sa1

121 Bajheri (70) 958 Pr.S(l) .. Hp,W 12.:! Pir Soh~na (72) 670 Pr.5(l) E Hp,W p. 123 Badali (7J) 9JS Pr.5(1) Hp,W KR PO

11·l Badala Naya Shehr (188) 661 PrSO) E Hr.W PR PO

115 Khanpur (183) t071 Pro S(1) E Hp.. W PR 126 Aujlan (182) . 285 E Hp.W PR 127 Hhukhri (78) 302 .. Hp.W 12l{ Abhepur (79) 218 Pro S(I, Hp.W 129 Jakar Majra (80) 219 Hp,W

130 Nanoon Majra (180) 262 .. . . 131 Rurki Kham (82) 410 Pr.sOl E Hp,W · . 1'" Palheri (J 7J) 797 Pr.s(f) D(,)VHil) Bp,W PO

I.:LI }{chmaapur (17 ~) 2S3 W 1-'4 Sangalan (171 ) .....213.,.,., _ Hp,W D~ Wa"I!\'hl r (l6~) , . •• Hp.W '·6j

DIREctORY ROPAR DISTRIct Land (Jse Land use (i.e., Brett. under difftftnt Nearest town Staple Food Day or days RcmarkN lnclwiina types of land use in aeres roumted and distance of tbe market. to the nearest unit) (in knls,) anfi place of Hat. if any. r" igious. histotdcal held in the ~r an.:hacoloi&kal Forest lrriaated Un- Culti- Area not villnge irrigated vable availnble 1Illerest waste for culti\'Rtion

I:! 13 14 ) 5 1(; 10 1 1 17 IS

Wheat & Maize .. 224 . . 77 K.uraJi (14) Wheat & Maize II R~~ 23 2n Khun:n' (l S) Gurd'wam Wheat'" Maize 2,349 251 30 282 CbJ1ndigarb (14) Wheat & Maiz,c 2,"'3 J,056 '6 300 Chandi~arh (1 t) Two days Magh Sudi·14 (Jan-f'eh.) Meta Jaynnti One-day SJlwan Dc:vi Sudi-14 (July-August) \Vheat & Maize 202 5.' Chnndigarh (10) Temple Wheat & Maize 30 455 20 Chandigarh (11) Gunlwara 24 256 JO Chandigurh (9) Un.inbabitcCl Wheat & Maile 40 229 61 Chandigarh (10) ]96 Gurdwara. \Vhcut & Maize 15 25 Chandigarh (11) Gurdwara Wheat & Maize 17 108 5Z Kharar (11)

\Vheat & Maile 100 245 ]4 Kharar (9) Gurdwara Wheat & Maize 57 178 34 Khnmr (8) :; Wheat & Maize 34 1I9 35 Kharar (~) Gurdwara Whe.lt & Mail.e 190 140 40 KharaT (9) Gurdwara Wheat & Maize 31 110 1 14.1 Kharar (10

Wheat, Maize &Ricc 47 74 J56 Khamr (10) Wheat, Maize & Rice 34 36 J64 Kharllr (l0) Wheat, Maize & Rice lIS 6~J 83 Kharal'l~) One day Phagan Sbivrui;i BaJj-I3 I Feb.-March) \Vheat, Maize & Rkc 57 270 32 KharaT (5) Whent. l\\aizc & Gram 325 250 8<:; Kharar (4)

Wheat, Mail.c & Rice 310 69 Kharar (3) Wheat, Mail.e & Rice 500 J 19 Kharar (4) , . Wheat, Mailc & Rice 585 73 Kbanu (4) One day Mela GUaia Bhauon Badi Naumi (Aug., -Sept.) Wheat, Maize & Rice 226 .. · , 19 Kharar (6) Wheat & Maize 486 13 46 Kbarar (8) Two day" Devi Fuir Asoj, (Sept .• Gurdwara Octo~r) Temple of Chandik& Devi wheat & Maize 12 M2 110 1M Kharar (7) Gurdwura Wheat, Maizc, Rice & Gram 90 41) 167 Kharar 0)

Wheat, Maize, Rice & Gram 141) 755 )1 Kharar (3)

Wheat, Maize, Rice & Gram 7.1 493 95 Kharar (2) One day Bh~,don Gugga Naumi Dadi-9 Fair (August-September)

Wheat, Maize & Gram 329 487 255 Kharar(~) Whe1t, Maize & Gram 74 tOO 51 Kharar (3) Wheat, Maize & Gram 33 177 92 Kharar(2) Wheat. Maize &Gram 29 J6~ · . 24 Kharar (4) Wheat, & Maize 94 99 I 25 Khanr (2)

54 199 · . 9 Kharar (10) UniD.habUed Wheat. &. Maize 218 166 5 8J Kharar (5) Ourdwara Wheat & Maize 125 414 21 237 Khaw (6) Outdwara Dharam8hll Wheat. Maize, Rice & Jowar 3 19 113 18 70 Kharar (6) a Wheat, Maize, Rice It. Jowar 70 .107 1 3:5 Kharar (9) Wheat, Maize &: Gram 79 126 17 .Kharar (10) 64 lftARAR TAJtSIL VILLAGE Amenities and Amenities available within the village Loca­ Name of village Total tion (with Hadbast No.) area Ed ucationaJ Medical Power Drinking Communi- Post & Code of the supply water cations Telegraph No. villase (in acres)

2 J 4 .5 6 'J 8 9

8/3/136 Paintpur(166) 223 Pc.SO) Hp,W 137 Chahar Majra (19) 330 Hp,W l31! Ratwara (165) 127 . . . . Hp,W .. 139 Mullanpuf Oaribdas (342) 2,097 Mid.S(I)Sec.S(l) D(l) Hp,W PR PO 140 Soonk (344) j 2,083 Pr.S(1) W

141 Chhoti Bari Parch (349) 2.653 Pro S(I) W

142 Nada (350) 2,222 Pr.SO) E W,lK. PO

143 (352) 3,700 Pr.S(J) W 144 Kansal (354) I 2,839 Pr.S(J) T.W 145 Sangariwala (345) 299 Pr.S(I) Hp,W 146 Milak (346) 118 · '. •• Hp.W . . 147 Mastgarh (16) 257 Pr.S(l) Hp,W PR 148 Dhanauran (18) 359 Pf.S(l) Hp.W 149 Togan (l7) J 517 Pr.S(l) Hp.W PR .. 150 Tira (20) , 925 Mid-S(l) Bp,W PO

151 Jhampuf (22) 462 Pro S.(1) HP.W

152 Manana (21) 273 Pro S.(1) Hp,W 153 Thaska (174) 267 Hp.W 154 Hasanpur (177) 122 .. 155 Hussainpur (178) 136 Hp,W 156 Jandpur (28) 542 Pr.S(l) E Hp,W 157 Chandon Gohindgarh (179) 530 Pr.S(l) .. Hp.W ISS Harlalpur (181) 4R9 · . E Hp.W 159 Jbungian (29) 39~ Pr.S.(I) E Hp,W PR 161 Khuni Majra (187) 569 "Pc.S.O) E Hp.W PR J62 Tirpari (191) 434 E Hp.W 163 Naggal Faizgarh (190) 200 .E Hp,W 164 Chohta Kalan (189) 450 Pr.S.(l ") B HP.W 165 Gab.! Maju (48) , 226 E HP.W

16') Rangian (49) 439 Pro S.(l) ~ Hp.W 1(,7 Popna (51) 4s5 Pr.S(1) Hp,W

168 Niamian (52) 240 Pr.S(l) .. Hp,W 169 Dharak Kalan (56) 416 Pr.SO) E W 170 Basian (53) 319 Pr.S(1) Hp.W

171 Dhabali (54) 441 Pr.S(l) E W PR J72 Dharak Khurd (55) 356 .. E W . . 173 Chuni Khurd (61) S04 Pr.SO) . . E Hp,W PR .. 174 Chuni Kalan (62) 908 Sec.SO) H(1) E HP.W PR PO 175 Sir Kapra (63) .H9 E Hp,W PR 176 Khanpur Behlan (302) 815 Pr.S(l) E HP PR 177 Todar Majra (59) 505 Pr.S(1) W PR 178 Majat (60) 628 Pr.S.O) Hp,W PR 179 Makran (58) 326 · . Hp,W . . 180 Majatri (57) 517 Pr.SO) Hp.W PO 1Rt Jhanjheri (50) 1,256 Mid.S(1) DO) Hp, W PR 6S

DIRECfORY ROPAR DISTRICT Land Use

Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town D~or days Remarks includina types of land Os" irt acres rounded and distance of e market. anr place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat. if any. religious, historical held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not villasc interest irrigated vable available waste for cultivation

to 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Wheat. Ma.ize & Gram 55 154 14 Kharar (10) Wheat, Maize & Gram 3 234 93 Chandigarh (9) Wheat & Maize 72 41 · . 14 Chandigarh (8) Gurdwarn Wheat & Maize 215 1,232 260 390 Chandigarh (6) Gurdwara, Temple Wheat & Maize 1,100 644 339 Chandigarh (8) Wheat & Maize 1,913 620 120 Chandigarh (7) One day Bhadon Guggll Naumi Badi-9 (Aug.- rair Sept.) Wheat & Maize 1,557 520 5 140 Chandigarh (6) One day Chet Mela Sitla (March-April) Wheat & Maize 2,456 3 759 8 474 Chandigarh (4) Wheat & Maize 2,156 385 6 292 Chundigarh (2) Wheat & Maize 18 253 5 23 Chandigarh (6) Wheat & Maize 50 56 12 Chandigarh (5) Wheat, Maize, &. Gram 13 199 45 Chandigarh (6)

Wheat, Maize &: Gram ( 54 211 94 Chandigarh (6) Wheat, Maize &. Gram 107 )71 · . 39 Chandlgarh (6) Wheat, Maize, Rice & Jowar 99 353 153 320 Cnandigarh (6) Wheat. Maize, Rice & Jowar 29 81 272 4 76 Kharar (6) One day Bhfldon, Guag8 Naumi Badi·9 (Aug.- Fair Sept.) Wheat & Maile 69 112 54 38 Kharar (4) Ourdwara Wheat & Maize 18 83 84 82 Kharar (4) . . 19 98 · . .5 Kharar (5) Uninhabited Wheat & Maize 27 81 7 21 Kharar (3)

Wheat & Maize 62 435 1 44 Kharar(f) Wheat &. Mai 7J! 86 250 33 161 Kharar 2) Wheat &. Maize 84 237 2 166 Kharar(2) Wheat, Maize &. Rice 143 230 25 Kharar (2) Wheat, Maize &Rice 23 472 17 57 Kharar (2) Wheat, Maize &. Rice 101 291 17 25 Kharar (4) Wheat, Maize & Rice 30 199 8 23 Kharar (6) Wheat, Maize & Rice 11 391 10 38 Kharar ~10) Wheat, Maize & Rice 2 210 14 Kharar 6) Wheat, Maize & Rice 28 364 12 35 Kharar (6) .. Wheat, Maize & Rice 60 281 42 102 Kharar (7) One day Phaaan, Shivratri Badi-14 (Fcb.- Marcb) Wheat, Maize & Rice 20 208 12 Kharar (7) Wheat & Maize 2 376 .. 38 Kharar (8) Wheat, Maize & Rice 7 282 10 20 Kharar (9)

Wheat & Maize . . 412 .. 29 Kharar (8) Wheat & Maize 2 308 3 43 Kharar (8) Wheat, Maize & Gram 36 700 68 Kharar (13) Wheat. Maize & Gram SO 714 114 Kharar (12) Wheat, Maize & Gram SO 300 29 Kharar (14) Wheat, Maize & Gram SO 682 S3 Kbarar (IS) Wheat & Maize 11 447 47 Kharar (10) Wheat & Maiz.e 75 454 99 Kharar (14) Wheat, Maize & Rice 33 265 .. 28 Kharar (9) Wheat, Maize & Rice 32 414 11 60 Kharar (8) Wheat, Maize & Rice 120 90S 12 219 Kba:rar (7) Temple Shlvji 06

KHARAR !tAHSIL VILLAGE Amenities and Amepities..a\LaiJabJo :within the village Loca­ Name of vtUase Total -----,------tion (with Hadbast 'No.) area Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi- Post & Code of the sUPJlb' water cations Telegraph No. village (in acres)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 S () 8(3/182 Rasanheri (47) 471 Mid.SO) E Hp.W PO 183 Magar (46) 278 Pr.s(l) . . Hp.W .. 184 Tole Majra (192) 3'59 Pr.S(O E Hp.W PR 185 Kailon (193) 644 Pr.s(l) £ Hp,W I'R

186 Chapar Chid Khurd (194) 631 Pr.S(J) E Hp,W PR 187 Sate Majra (186) 747 Pr.S.(J) E Hp,W PR ,188 Mundi Kharar (185) 334 Pc.S(J) E '"P.W PR 189 Fatehullapur (30) 300 E Hp.W,TW PR 190 Desu Mnjra (31) 245 Pr.SO) E Hp PR Jl}l Sinh pur (176) 82 .. 192 Tarauli (175) 271 HP.W .. 193 BehloJpur (23) 600 Pr.SO) • tiP.W })O

194 Raipur (24) 293 Pr.S(l) . . Hp,W .. 195 Bad Majra (25) 374 f. Hp.W J)R 196 Daon (27) 663 Pr.S(1) [ Hp,W PR PO

197 Balongi (26) 602 Pr.S(l) E Hp,W PR 198 Ballo Majra (32) 509 Pr.S(l) E Hp.W l)R

199 Chhaju Maj ra (33) 490 Pr.S1) .E Hp.W PR 200 Baliali (34) 529 Pc.SO) E Hp,W PR 201 Cbapar Chiri Kalan (195) 554 Pr.S(1) .. Hp.W KR 202 Lakhnaur (36) 533 Pro S(1) .. E Hp,W PR . . 203 Landran (37) 692 Sec. S(l) D(1} 'E Hp,W PR PO 204 Swara (45) 922 Pr.SO) Vil(l) E HP PR 205 Ledi (41) ,J01 HP :PR 206 Saidpur (44) 613 Mid.S(l) E Hp.W 20'1 Bharatpur (43) 258 Hp.W 208 Giddarpur (301) ~4 Pr.SO) Hp.W 209 Soey Majra (29~) 358 Pc.S(I) Hp,w 210 Paman (297) 420 Hp,W 211 Chudiala (299) 507 Pr.S(l) H(l) E Hp,W PO

212 Bariwula (300) 326 ...... 213 Shiampur (295) 239 l>r.S(1) Hp,W KR 214 Mojpur (42) 375 Pr.s(1) Hp,W PR 215 Bhago Majra (40) 554 Pr.S(!) Hp,W PR 216 Bcrampur (38) ,69 .. Hp,W PR 217 Manak Majra (39) 444 Pr.S(U . . . . Hp,W KR .. 218 Sohana (35) .2.667 Mid.S(l)Scc.s( I) D(J) E Hp.W PR PTO 219 Mataur (7) 1,419 Pr.S(l) E HP,W PR PO 220 Siahi Majra (9) 193 HP.W PR 221 Mohali (10) '678 Pr.S(1) r HP,W PR PO 67-

DIRECtOR.Y ROPAR DlsTRrcr Land Use Staple Food Lattd o8e'(i.e. arca umler-different· Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types at :Iamt use in acres rounded. and distance of the mark.et., any place of ta_nearest unit) (in krtn.) Hat, if any. religious, historical held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un- Culti- Area not village i ntercst irrigated vable available waste fot, cultivation

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 1~ Wheat, Maize & Rice 40 281 SO 100 Kharar (6) 1 & Wheat Maize Rice 4 206 33 35 Kharar(4) Wheat. Maim & Rice 34 272 39 Wheat, Maize &. Rice J4 Khanrr (3) 80 ~O4 100 160 Kharar (6) Wheat, Maize & Rice 40 4.51 Wheat, Maize Rice 28 112 Kharar (~) & 116 ~55 8 6l§ Wheat, Maize & Rice Kharar (2) 100 182 :2 SO Kharar (2) Wheat, Mail.e & Rice 177 98 24 Kharar(2) Wheat. Maize & Rice 155 45 44 Kharar (2)

.. "! "- 34 36 10 Kharar (5) Uninhabited Wheat, Maize &. Gram 78 )70 Kharar (6) Wheat, Maize & Gram · . 23 142 368 45 45 Kharar (6) One day Chet Mata Sitla Fair Badi-l S (Marcll- April) Wheat, Maize &. Gram 84 155 35 Wheat, Maize & Gram 19 Khatsr (5) 52 188 38 96 Kharaf (5) Wheal, Maize & Gran\ 70 430 2~ US Kharar (4) One day MaSh- Babian da Mela t (January- February) Oac day Maih· Sankrant of 1 (January- Maghi Fchruary) Wheat, Maize & Rice 84 345 to J6J Kharar (5) Wheat. Maize & Rice 117 334 58 Kharar (2) One day Magh- Basant 'Panchrni Sudi·5 (January- Wheat, Maize & Rice February) 57 351 40 36 Kharar (3) Whea t. Maize & Rice 26 338 5 160 Kharar (4) Wheat, Maize & Rice 8 380 38 128 Kharat' (4) Wheat, Maize & Rice 32 425 9 67 Kharar (10) Wheat, Maize & Rice 25 542 · . 125 Kharar (6) Wheat, Maize &. Rice 60 717 40 105 Kharar (7) Wheat, Maize & Rice 93 8 Kharar (8) Wheat, Maize & Rice 4 S69 40 Kharar (10) Wheat. Maize & Rice · . 34 197 t2 )5 Kharar (tC1) Gurdwaril Wheat, Maize &, Rice 20 334 114 Kharar (10) Wheat, Maize & Rice 26 Gurdwara 19 283 27 29 Kharar (12) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Rice 116 268 11 25 Banur (13) Wheat, Maize &. Rice 154 :100 22 31 Banur (12) One day Bhadon Gu~a Naumi Badj·9 (Aug. - FaIr .. Sept.) 20 298 X . . Banur (II, Uninhabited Wheat, Maize & Rice 48 169 5 J7 Kharar(1l) Wheat1 Maize &. Rice 61 276 g 30 Khamr(9) Wheat, Maize & Rice 76 426 9 43 Kharar (10) Wheat. Maize & Rice 38 463 J8 50 Kharaf (0) Wheat & Maize 119 277 17 31 Kbarar (I(J) Wheat. Maize & Rice 697 1,603 367 Kharar (6) Daily MarUi Wheat & Maize 993 275 25 126 Kharar(1) Wheat & Maize 135 6 52 Kharar (6) Wheat &. Maize 218 125 202 73 Chandigarh(S) .. 68

I:HARAR TAHSIL VII..LAGE Amenities and Amenities available within the village Loca­ Name of village Tutal tion (with Hadbast No.) area Educational Medical Power Drinking Communi· Post & Code of the supply water cations Telegraph No. village (in acres)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

8/3/222 Madanpur (8) 397 Pr.S(!) E HP,W PR · . 223 Lamba (196) 435 Pr.S(l) Sec.S(I) HP, W, TW PR, KR PO

224 Kumhrab (6) 1,101 Pr.S(!) E HP,W,TW PR, K.R, PO (1)

225 Mauli Baidwan (4) 724 Pr.S(l) HP. W, TW PR PO 226 Patti Sohana' (290) 90 · .

227 Nanu Majra (291) 214 · . E W PR 228 Sanbhalki (292) 348 Pr.S(l) W · . 229 Dhol (293) 176 · . w PR · . 230 Raipur Kalan (294) 908 Pro S(n HP,W PR PO 231 Saneta (288) 914 Pr.S(t) Mid.S(1) FPC (1) HP,W I)R PO 232 Oobindgarh (296) 683 Pr.S(t) HP,W 233 Dhirpur (287) 127 BP,W · . 234 Dhelpur (286) 478 Pr.S(t) HP,W,TW PR 235 Ourana (285) 558 Pr.S(1) HP,TW J>R 236 Battlana (284) 676 Pr.SO) E HP,W KR · . 237 Dhurali (1) 1,012 Pr.S(1) W PR PO 238 Sukhgarh (289) 598 Pr.S(1) W PR

239 Chhota Raipur (2) 460 Pr.S(t) . . HP, W · . · . 240 Manauli (270) 1,843 Sec.S(I) VH(l) MCW(1) · . HP,W KR PTO

241 Chitla (3) 425 Pr.S(1) · . HP, W,TW 242 Papri (269) 205 E HP,W 243 Kabala (226) 537 Pr.S(l) BP,W 244 Tarf Kumbrah (5) 328 TW 245 Kambali (225) 344 Pr.S(1) HP,W

246 Jagatpura (261) 257 E HP,W 247 Kauru Majra (262) 70 HP,W 248 · . Kandala (230) 377 Pr.SO) · . HP.W 249 Dharamgarh (227) 476 pr.~t) E HP, W 250 Rurka (263) 407 Pr.S 1) HP,W 251 Chachu Majra (268) 29.' W · . 252 Matran (267) 270 BP,W KR 253 Sayan (266) 619 Pr.S(1) Hp,W KR 254 Patton (273) 632 W 255 Saini Majra (271) 186 Hp.W 256 Chao Majra (272) 759 Pr.S(t) Hr, W PR 257 Manakpur Kallar (277) 676 Pr.S(l) Hp, W PR 258 Darari (283) 316 · . Hp, W PR 259 Naugiari (282) 1,035 Pr.S(l) W PR · . 260 Gigba Majra (281) 795 Mid.S(I) Hp, W PR PO

Z~t Minde Majra (280) 182 Pr.S(t) W 69'

DDlECTORY ROPAR DIStRIct· Land use Staple Food Land use (i.e. area under different Nearest town Day or days Remarks including types of land use in acres -rounded· . and' distance of the market, aey place of to the nearest unit) (in kms.) Hat, if any. religious. historioaJ _.- held in the or archaeological Forest Irrigated Un· Culti. Area n<'t village intcn:st irrigated vable available waste for cultivation

10 11 12 J3 14 15 16 17 18 Wheat & Maize 290 SO '57 Chandigarh (4) Wheat & Maize 3S 312 4 84 Chandsarh (6) One day '(1anuary) Singh Sabha A fair hold Gurdwara anually 9th Padsahi Wheat & Maize 32 890 1 178 Chandigarh {(8) (Aug.• Sept.) Cholning one day Gurdwarll, Temple Wheat. Maize & Rice 44 597 83 Chandiaarh (9) Gurdwara. Temple 9 77 4 Cbandiaarh (to) Uninhabited Electric connection for Agriculture usc only Wheat, Maize & Rice 39 ISS 2 18 Kharar (10) wheat, Maize & Rice 5 304 7 32 Kbarar (10) Wheat, Maize & Rice t1 157 2 6 Kharar (] 1) Wheat, Maize & Rice 131 691 2 84 K.harar (J 0) Wheat, Maize & Rice 106 734 3 71 Banur (10) Wheat, Maize & Rice 108 '524 51 Banur (2) Wheat, Maize & Rice 59 58 10 Banur (8) Wheat, Maize & Rice 123 315 40 Banur (6) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Rice 111 395 5:! Banur(5) Gurdwara

Whoat, Maize & Rice 51 513 , . 52 DaDur (9) Wheat, Maize & Rice 89 805 13 105 Banur (10) Wheat, Maize & Rice 91 426 22 59 Kharar (11) One day Gugga Bhadon Badi·9 Naumi Fair (Aug - Sept.) Wheat, Maize & Rice 201 232 27 Chandigarh CI0) Gurdwara Wheat, Maize & Rice 382 1,203 79 179 Chandigarh (13) One day Fort Kapur Bhadon Bad.i·S Singh (Aug. Sellt.) Janam Ashtami One day Bhadon Gugga Badi-9 Namui Pair (Aug.-Sept.) Wheat, Maize & Rice It3 265 47 Chandig.. trh (10 J Gurdwara Wheat & Mai7:c 81 83 17 24 Chandigarh (1 t) Wheat & Maize 131 299 26 81 Chandigarh (10) Gurdwara Wheat & Maize 18 270 1 39 Chandigarh (l0) Wheat, Maize & Rice 27 250 4 63 Chandigarh (9) One Chel Meta Sitla ( March·AI'ril) Wheat, Maize & Rice 89 133 3 32 Chandigarh (7) Wheat Maize & Rice 14 44 12 Chandigarh (8) Wheat,Maize & Rice 63 275 2 37 Chandigarh (10) Wheat, Maize & Rice 76 336 2 62 Chandigarh (10) Wheat & Maize 80 286 41 Chandigarh (11) Gurdy,ara Wheat & Maize 18 231 7 37 Chandigarh (12) Wheat, Maize'" Rice 63 153 35 19 Banur (10) Wheat. Maize & Rice 144 276 164 35 Banur (8) Wheat, Mai7..e & Rice 52 484 36 60 Banur (7) Wheat, Maize & Rice 115 23 48 Banur (9) Wheat, Maize & Rice 150 430 179 Baour (8) Wheat ,Maize & Rice 94 413 169 Baour (7) Wheat. Maize & Rice 52 67 50 147 Banur (7) Wheat. Maize & Rice 25 829 6 175 Banur (7) .. Wheat. Maize & Rice 81 SS2 162 Banur (5) Ol1e day Bhadoll Mela Gosail'l (Aug.-Sept.) WaIa, GurdWaT'4

Wheat. Maize &. Rice ~ 152 22 Banur (5) 70

VILLAGE Amenities and

Loca­ Namo of viUa", Total lOla. (wi", Hadbast No.) area Medical Power Communi­ Post & Code of the supply cations Telegraph No. village (in acres)

..."I 3 4 5 6 1 8 ~ R13/262 Mote Majra (279) 1.000 kS(Jl HP, W 1'0 263 TUlIoUli{27S} I.On lTSGll H(l) · . HP,W 264 KUU8 (276) 587 . . E W .. 265 Shokllaa Majra (275) J,185 Pr.S(J) E Hp, W PR 266 Kurti (274) 1,447 Pr.S()) E Hp,W KR

267 Bari (265) 406 Pr.S(l) · . Hp. W KRl 268 Bakkarpur (264) . 1.304 PrJi(I) E Hr. W KR

269 Shafiput (228) 204 Pr.S(I) · . Hp. W 270 Landayali (229) 366 Pr.sto E Hp, W

271 Jhcwar Heri (2S3) 505 Pr.SO) Hp. W 272 Alipur (252) 268 · . Hp. W .. · . 273 Bbabat (234) J r1,405 Mid.SO) E Hp. W KR PO

274 Zirakpur (235) 114 .. · . Hp,W PR · . 275 Bhanka[pur (236) ~1.477 Pr.S(1) E Hp, W PR,T J)O 276 Mirpu.r (356) 414 See.SO) . . E Hp, W PR · . 277 Mubarakpur (357) ; [ 1.283 DO) E Hp, W PR,T PTO

278 Haibat.,ur (358) 529 Pr.S(1) Hp. W I'R 279 Sumtbr.an(363 ) ~ 1.622 Pr.S(l) Hp. W KR 280 Kheri(361) 31.5 Hp,W KR 281 Pandwala (359) 666 Pr.SO) HP. W KR 282 Mor Thikari (361) 207 Hp,W PR 283 Dafarpur (3(0) 252 Hp. W PR Note.-Kurali (aural) H. B. No. 121 bearing location code No. 8/3/33 has been merged in Kurali Town and Kharar (Rural) H. B. No. 184 having l~cation coclc'8y3/160 has been merpd in KHarar Town. 71

OtREC'rORY ROPAR DISTRICT Lttntl use

Staple Food land use (i.e. area unaer'dfffer~llt -'1 Nearest town Dayor days Remarks including types of land use in acres rounded ' and distance of the market, any place of to-the'm:mest unit) (in 'kms.) Hat, if any, religious, historcal held ,in the or archaeological Forwt IrrigaWd Un· CttIti- A_not viUage interest irrigated va\Jte 'awai1able wa!te for cultivation

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Wheat. Maize & Rice 115 "}{)4 40 141 Banur (4) Wheat, Maize & Rice 1 54 821 64 107 Banur 4) Wheat. Maize & Rice j 141 369 77 Banur (5) Wheat, Maize & Rice J 214 822 149 Banur(4)

Wheat. Maize & Rice ~ 185 1.115 73 74 Banur (5) Electric connee .. tion for Agri- culture use only Wheat. Maize & ruce ~ 145 139 87 35 Banur (8) •• Wheat, Maize & Rice 271 900 30 97 Chandigarh (10).. Electric Connec- tion for Agri· culture use only Wheat & Maize 128 61 1 14 Chandigarh (9) .. . . \Vhcat & Maize 164 167 1 34 Chandigarh (81j. One day on Electric ConDee- every Tuesday lion for Aari- (March) culture use only Muta RUlli Fair Wheat, Maize & Rice 328 50 11 115 Chaodigarh (10) ...

Wheat & Maile 64 75 129 Chandigarh (9) J Gurdwara Wheat, M;tize & Rice J )5 533 294 563 CbaDdigarh ('8)" One,clay Bhadon Gul'8a Naumi, Balli-9 Fair Ma~id. (Aug.·Sept.) .. Temple, Our- dwara Wheat, Maize & Rice f 91 1 22 Chandigarh (8) Ourdwara Wheat. Maize & Rice 377 656 8 436 Dera Bassi (2) Wheat, Maize & Rice 75 157 4 178 Dera Bassi (3) .. Wheat, Maize & Rice 95 736 39 413 Dera Bassi (3) One day Bhadon An old fort dat .. Badi-9 ing back to (Aug.·Sept.) .~ Sikh period Wheat, Maile & Rice 3 413 28 85 Dera Bassi (3) GUffIa Naumi Wheat, Maize & Rice , 35 1,244 76 267 Dera Bassi (6) One day Chet Me a SitJa (March. April) Wheat, M'lizc & Ric~ 11 239 21 14 l)ers Bassi (6)

WIlClt, Maize &. Rico.! 25 465 24 J42 Ders Bassi(S) Wheat, Maize & Rice 8 158 8 33 Dcra Bassi (8) Wheat, Maize & Ri~ 22.l 4 27 Dera 88ssi(7) 1~ APPEN· Tahsilwise Abstract of Educational

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(, (i 19 20 283 622 544 787 64 361 ,33 141 147 1~ 15 5 5 73

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APPENDIX usa of Urban Areas with their LocatioD Code Number

SerJal NameofTahsU Name of Urban area Location Code No. No.

1 2 3 4

1 Anandpur Sahib Naya Nangal 8/T Nangal Township Sill Anandpur Sahib 8/lll

2 Ropar ROpal" 8/1V

Murlnda S/V

3 Kharar Kurali 8/VI Kharar 8jVII

PART X-B PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

(85-86)

EXPLANATORY' NOTE PRIMARy CENSUS ABSTRACT The primary Census abstract provides an abstract of the primary information relating to the 1971 Census. It contains the data in respect of area, number of occupied residential houses and households, total population (including institutional and houseless population) and its break·up by sex, schoduled castes, literate and educated persons workers and non-workers for each village and for each town1 wardwise/blockwise. The workers hav~ been fu rther c1assified into the following nine industrial categories of economic activity :- (I) Cultivators. (IT) Agricultural labourers . (HI) Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and Plantations, Orchards and Allied Activities. (IV) Mining and Quarrying. (V) Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Repairs ,-. (a) Household Industry. (b) Other than Household Industry. (VI) Construction. (VII) Trade and Commerce. (VII) Transport, Storage and Communications. (IX) Other Services.

2. The district totals given at the beginning 0f the primary census Abstract are followed by the break-up for rural and urban areas of the district. The data are pres~nted tahsilwise(i) for the rural seclor and (ii) for the urban sector. The rural Primary Census Abstract presents the data for the villages arranged in the ascending order of location code numbers (assigned to the villa.ges) within the tahsil. The urban Primary Census Abstract~ presented town·wise for each tahsil, furnishes data for the municipal wa.rds and down to the enumerator's blocks. 3. In the rural Primary Census Abstract the uninhabited villages have also been shown. The villages, which have got completely merged in towns, have bCllCn· excluded from the list of the rural abstract. However, an indication of such villages has been given in a separate footnote. 4. The district map given at the beginning of the Handbook shows the tahsil boundaries, )oca­ tion of the towns and .large villages (:)f population size 5,OOO+·and the important roads and railway lines, rivers, etc. An inset map therein shows the location. of the district in the State. At the beginning of Primary Census Abstract for each tahsil, a map, sho'wing the boundaries of each village and town within the tahsil and Jocation code number of each village and town, has been given. An inset map therein shows the location of tahsil in the district. 5. Under column J, the location code number indicating the district number, the tahsil or town number and the village or ward number has been given. Thus a code number running as 8/2/25 means village No. 25, Tahsil No.2 of District No.8. or code number rllllBiBg as 8/11/5 means ward No.5 in Town No. II of district No.8. Town number has been given in roman fjgures to distinguish it from the rural code numbers ..

6. Under column 2, the name of village/town/w4trd No. ellWllerator's block No. .tUrban) has' beel\ given. The hadbast number of the village has been given in, brackots. A 'vi~ bas baeD defined as the area included within the jurisdiction of a revenue village and as such is inclusive of even scattered hamlets a.nd isolated homesteads coming within. the bounda.r.ics of a revellue village. A revenue mauza, whether inhabited or uninhabited has ooenJ,roatod· as a village.

87 88

A town is a place having either a Municipality Cantonment or Notified Area or satisfying the following criteria : (i) Having a minimum population of 5,000 ; (ii) three-forth of its male working population engaged in the non-agricultural pursuits and

(iii) having a density of population of at least 400 per sq. km. (i.e. 1,000 per square mile).

7. The area figures (in acres) given under column (3) of rural Primary Census Abstract have been collected from the revenue authorities whereas for the urban Primary Census Abstract the column shows the total area of the town in sq. kms. as supplied by the Municipal Authorities. The column for wards has been left blanks as the ward-wise area figures are not available with the Municipal Committees. The district area figures (total) have been supplied by the Surveyor General of India and these represent 'geographical area' figures. The total urban area of the dis­ trict has' been arrived at by adding together the area of each urban area in the district as given by each Municipal Committee. District rural area figures have been derived by substracting urban area figures out of the figures supplied by the Surveyor General of India for the entire district Total area fjgures of all tahsiJs do not tally with the total area of the district as the fOrmer are land use figures as supplied by the State Director of Land Records and the latter are 'geographical area' figures as supplied by the Surveryor General of India.

8. Columns 4 and 5 of the Abstract, give the number of occupied residential houses and the households therein. Occupied residential house is a dwelling house and includes a house used partly as a dwe1ling and partly for ~ome other purpose like shop, workshop, factory etc., but does not include a 'vacant house' where no persons was found to be residing at the time of census. 'Census house' is a building or part of a building having a separate main entrance from the the road or common courtyard or stair case etc., used or recognised as a separate-unit. 1t may be inhabited or vacant. It may be used for a residential or non-residential purpose or both. Household is a group of persons who commonly live together and would take their meals from a common kitchen unless the exigencies of work prevent any of them from doing so. It may be made up of related or unrelated persons. A servant, friend or a guest residing and eating with the house­ hold during the census period has been treated as a member of the household. On the other hand a son or a daughter residing in a hostel has not been treated as a member of the household. Their enumeration was done at the place of their usual residence i.e. hostel. A hote} or hostel where a numbcr of persons live together is recognised as an institutional household. So is a jail.

9. Columns 6 to 8 of the Abstract show the total population (including institutional and houseless population) and its sex-wise break-up. A 'houseless person' in Census terminology has been defined as :

(i) a person who might be doing domestic service or other work with one or more households but who does not reside in any house and sleeps in the corridors, verandahs or passages in buildings or on the streets ; (ii) wandering or nomadic tribes found to be staying in temporary huts, etc., and

(iii) beggar, vagrant, tramp, sadhu, fakir t etc., who is found on the footpaths, streets, in places like parks, gardens, railway yards, etc. The following abbreviations have been used here:- P for persons indicating the total of males and fcmales. M for males. F for females. 10. Columns 9 to 12 present the sex-wise break-up of the perons belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes as notified in Government of India, MJnistry of Home Affairs, commun 1- cation No. S.R.O. 2477.. A, dated the 29th October. 1956 and published as the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes lists (Modification) order, 1956.

Scheduled Castes are such castes, races or tribes or parts of groups within such castes, races or tribes or as are declared to be Scheduled Castes by the President of India's Ordors issued under Article 341 of the Constitution of India. 89

Scheduled Tribes are such tribes or tribal communities as arc declared. to be Scheduled Tribes under Article 342 of the Constitution of India, There is no Scheduled Tribe in the present Punjab State,

11. Columns 13 and 14 give the number of literate and educated persons. A literate is defined as a person who can both read and write with understanding in any language. A person who can merely read but cannot write has not been considered as literate. This column also includes figures in respect of persons having higber education.

12. Under columns 15 and 16, the total number of male and female workers has been given. A worker. as defined at the 1971 Census, is one whose lualn activity is participation In any economically productive work; by hlsf.her physical or mental activity. And for that mattel work involves not only actual work but also effective supervjsJon and direction of work.

In the case of regular work In trade~ profession, service or business, the basis for work Is satisfied jf the person was employed one week pdor to the date of enumeration. Persons temporarHy incapacitated from work at the time of census enumeration due to jlJness, travel, holiday, temporary break-down. strike, etc. have been treated as workers. However, a person who had been offered wOlk but had not actually joined has been treated as 'non-worker'.

In the case of seasonal work, Iik;e cultivation, livestock kieeping, plantation work, some types of household industry, etc., a person's main activity has been asoertained with reference to such work In the last one year even if he was not active in the week prior to enumeration.

A lllan or woman who is engaged primarily in household duties such as cooking for own house­ hold or performing one's own household duHes or a boy or a girl who Is primarily a student attending Institution, even if such a person helps in the family economic activity but not as a full time worker has not been treated as a 'worker' for the main activity. On the other hand If a person is primarily engaged In some economic activity but at the same tJme also attends to some household chores Of attends a night school, etc., he or she has been treated basicaUy as a worl

.A person who merely receives an income, such as a rent receJver Of a pensioner, who does not have to work for receiving the jncome, has not been treated as 'worker' unless the person is engaged in some economic activity and if that activity is returned as main activity of the individual.

The population classified as cworkers~ is the economically active population.

13. Colwnms 17 to 36 furnish sex-wise distribution of workers Into nine Industrial categories, Brief explanatory notes for each of these categories are recorded below :- Category I :

This category includes both the owner and tenant cultivators. Cultivator. according to the definition adopted at the 1971 Census, Is a person who Is engaged In cultivation by one.. self or by supervision or direction in one's capacity as tIle owner or lessee of land held from Government or as a tenant of land from private person') or institutions for payment of money, kind or share. The term «cultivation' involves ploughing, sowing and harvesting and productlon.of cereals and mUlet crops such as wheat. paddy, jawar, bajra, ragl, etc. and pulses, raw jute and kindered fibre crops, cotton, etc. and other crops, such as sugarcane. groundnuts, tapioca, etc. and does not Include fruit growing or keeping oIohards or groves or working on plantations Like tea, coffee. rubber, cinchona and other medi­ cinal plantations,

Category n :

. .. This category Includes agricultural labourers. An agricultural labourer has been reoognlzed In census as a person who works ill another persons's land for wages in money. kind or shate of produce. He has no risk jn the cultivation. He has further no rJght of lease or contract on land on which he works.

Category m t

'., i Workers engaged In livestock. forestry~ fishing, hunting and plantations, orchards and allied a,uv ties, are inclqded In this c;:ategory. 90 Category IV :

This category fnctudes workers engaged in mining and quarrying. Category V :

. This category Includes workers engaged in manufacturing, processing. se,rvicing and r.epalrs lflthe ;- (a) Household Industry. (b) Other than Household Industry.

The household industry has been defined In Census as an Industry conducted by the head of the house­ hold himself/herself and/or mainty by the members of the household at home or within the village'ln rural areas and onry within the premises of house where the household lives in any urban area. The industry should not be run on the scale of a registered factory but may use machinery and employ power like steam engine or oil engine or electricity to drive the machinery. The main criterion of a household industry Is the participation of one or more members of a household. A household industry relates to production, processing, servicing or repairs and Inclu.des making and selling (but not merely selling) of goods. It does not Include professions such as pleader or doctor or barber, musician, dancer, waterman, dhobi, a~trolog~r, etc., or merely trade or business, even if such professions, trades or services are run at home by members of the household. Persons working in other person's household industry as paid employees are also treated as workers in household industry.

Workers engaged In manufacturing. including all types of producllon, processing, servicing or repairing of goods and not considered to be working jn the household industry have been treated as en. gaged in other than household industry. Category vr ;

This category includes workers engaged In construction and maintenance of buildings, roads, rail­ ways, brfdges, teJegraph, telephones, waterways, reservoirs, etc. Category VII ;

This category includes workeIs engaged In any capacity jn wholesalc or Ictall trading activity and commercial transactions relaUng to exports and imports, real estates and properties, stock and shares, insurance, money lending, banking, etc.

Category VIII ;

This category Includes workers engaged in transport activity by air, rail, road or water and in Ser­ vjces incidental to transport, such as packing, carUng, loading. unloading. etc. Workers engaged in storage, warehousing and communication servIces such as post & telegraph, telephones, wireless, sjgnalJing, Information and broadcasting are also Included in this category. Category IX :

This category includes other services such as, public utility services, llke, electricity, gas or water­ supply, sanitary services, Central, State or Municipal employees, professional services, etc.

14. Columns 37 and 38 give the total number of male and fem.ale non-workers. Non-workers have been classified under seven broad heads :

~i) House holdduties :

This covers all those persons basically engaged In unpaid home duties doing no other work, or even If such a person may also be participating In some other work, it is not to the same extent as a whole time worker and If the person had returned his or her main aotivity as attending to household duties,

(ii) Stddent ;

This refers to those whose main activity is returned as a student and covers aU full-time students or children attending school. Even If such persons participated In some work but not to the same ex", ent as a full time worl~er by merely helping oasuaUy as an unpaid family worker in famil), cultlvad0oJl. household Industry t trade or business, they are treated primarily as students. 91

{iif) Retired person or reDtiel' : A person who has retired from service and is doing no other work.l.e., not employed again in some full time work or does not engage himself in some other work as cultivation, In business, trade, etc., or a person, who is a rentler or living on agricultural or non-agricultural royalty, fent of dividend or any other person of independent means for securing which he does not have to worr, Is cla'islfied under tbis head.

(iv) Dependent:

This category includes all dependents such as infants or children not attending school, or a person permanent'} disabled from work because of illness Of old age. It includes all non-workers, even if able bodied, who have no other activity coming under any of the ca(egol ies of non-workers and who are not seek4ng any work either but arc purely dependent.

\v) Benars, eW. : This covers beggars, vagrants or such cases as Independent women without indication of source of jncome and those of unspecified source of subsistence who are not engaged in economically productive work.

,vj) Institutions ;

This covers convicts in jails or inmates of a penal, mental <.'r charitable institution even if such per­ sons are compelled to do some worro such as carpentry, carpet weaving, vegetable growing, etc. in such ~nstltutfons. A n under trial prisoner in jail, however, is not Included In this category and has been I ndlcated according to the main activity he was engaged In before he was apprehended.

(vii) Otbt'r Don-workers:

This includes all non-workers who have not come under any of the six categodes above but afe seek­ ing wor~. A boy or a girl who has completed education or has stopped studying and is seeking work has boen included in this category. A person irrespective of age and whether educated or not, if he reports that be (s not engaged in any other activity but 1s seeking work, has been fneluded under this category.

The following abbreviations have been used in tbe Prima I'Y Census Abstract M.e. ; Municipal Committee. O.G. : Outgrowth

N.A.C. : Notified Po fea Committee. N.A. ; Not Available. 92 pRJM.ARY. C£NSUS ABSTRACT

Location Name of District/Tahsil/ Area Occupied No. of Total population (including scheduled Castes Code urban agglomeration/Town in kms.! Residen­ House­ Institutional and Houseless No. tial holds Population) Houses

P M F M F

1 ") 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 8 Ropar Distrk1 Total 2,085 ·0. 91,882 94,940 545,005 294,047 250,958 67,783 55,442 Rural 2,052 '3 76,266 77,197 462,410 249,354 213,056 60,542 49,578 Urban 32·7 15,6J6 17,743 82,595 44,693 37,902 7,241 5,864 8/1 Anandpur Sahib Tahsil Total 657'9 33.142 33,837 172,364 90,999 81,365 16,038 12,918 Rural 638'7 24,979 25,080 06,011 71,086 64,925 12,916 10,497 Urban 19'2 8,163 8,757 36,353 19,913 16,440 3,122 2.421 Naya Nanga) Urban Agglomeration N.A. 2,194 2,198 9,997 5,372 4,625 588 459 8/1 (a) Naya Nan gal (N A.C.) 14·92 2,107 2,111 9,474 \104 4,370 554 424 (i) Naya Nanga) (Rural Block No. 11) (OG) N.A. 87 87 523 268 255 34 35 8/11 Nangal Township (N.A.C.) 3·39 5,073 5,489 21,356 1] ,849 9,507 1,760 1,303 Anandpur Sahib Urban Agglomeration N.A. 896 1,070 5,000 2,692 2,308 774 659 8IUI (a) Anandpur Sahib (M.e. 0-86 824 985 4,701 2,5]2 2,189 764 652 (i) Railway Colony,Nai Abadi and Gurdwara Shahidi Bagh (OG) N.A. 72 85 299 180 119 10 7

8/2 Ropar Tahsil Total 736'4 30,086 31.216 187,826 101,487 86,339 28,033 23,352 Rural 728'1 25,772 26,060 162,046 87,671 74,375 25.819 21,455 Urban 8-3 4,314 5,156 25,780 13,816 11,964 2,214 1,897 8/IV Ropar (M.e.) 5·72 2,673 3,511 16,454 8,877 7,577 975 804 8/V Murinda (M.e.) 2-59 1,641 1,645 9,326 4,939 4,387 1,239 1,093

8/3 Kharar Tahsil Total 696·6 28,654 29,887 184,815 101,561 83,254 23,7.12 19,]72 Rural 691-4 25,515 26,057 164,353 90,597 73,756 21,807 17.626 urban 5'2 3,139 3,830 20,462 10,964 9,498 1,905 1,546 8/VI Kurali (M.e.) 4·40 1,559 1,733 9,776 5,255 4,521 1,104 909 Kharar Urban Agglomeratio n N.A. 1,580 2,097 10.686 5,709 4,977 801 637 8NJI (a) Kharar (M.e) 0·75 1,511 2,009 10,235 5,461 4.774 758 600 (i) Naya Sahir Bada)a Road and Randhawa R(.)ad (OG) N.A. 69 88 451 248 203 43 37

. . • Th'!Se r~prl.!scnt pr')visilln 11 'geographica I area' figures SUPPlied by t~e Surveyor Gelleral of India. Figures for urban areas are dIstrict. The to!,,! of tIl! arc:\ figUI-l!s of the ta"~ils, will n~lt tallY with th~ distriCt figllres beca.use the formor represent 'land use" area 93

OF DlSTIIcr llOPAR kbod\llod Tribes Utcrate and Educated WORKERS PetsoIlS Total WOlken I n . a-IX) CUltivators Apk:u1tural Labourers - - .... • -- M F M F M . F_, M F M P 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 134,790 67,781 150,404 2,570 71,100 275 23,823 281 106,465 49.520 128,703 1.363 70,10S 271 22,902 277 28,325 18,261 21,701 1,207 ·995 4 921 4 40,998 18,565 45,813 940 23.580 164 3.841 89 27,909 10,316 36.082 391 23,366 162 .. 3.682 89 13,089 8,249 9,731 '549 ' , 214 2 159

3,649 2,553 2,486 175 41 3,504 2,479 2.380 174

145 74 106 1 41 7,625 4,602 5,994 313 89 2 25 1,815 1,094 1,251 61 125 93 1,681 1,029 1,166 58 llS 92

134 65 85 3 10 1 47,676 25,493 51,555 894 24,466 104 9,954 137 39,103 19,963 44,808 539 24060 104 9,452 134 8,573 5,530 6,747 355 '406 502 3 5,864 3,888 4,383 217 164 151 2 2,709 1,642 2,364 78 242 351 • 46,116 23,723 53,036 736 23,054 7 .0,028 -,55 39,453 19,241 47,813 433 22,679 5 9,768 54 6,663 4,482 5,223 303 375 2 260 1 2,940 1,889 2,433 151 139 2 106 1 .. 3,723 2,.593 2,790 152 236 154 3,569 2.497 2,651 147 200 143 154 96 139 S 36 11 thOSe lJupPUcd by local bodies. Area fiaures for rural areas are derived by ,ubsttactin. the urban area from the total ar~a of the al\d are dorived from the figures sUPPlied by the State Director of Land Rec;ort's. . 94 PRIMARY CENSUJ:MSmAOr'

WORK£IlS-contd. Location Name or District/Tahsil; ._ .------.-~, -.-- -_ ... --.-- ,--- _...,....._ - - _. ~ .. ,.,. ... - Code Urban a.lomcrationl III tv V No. Town Livestock, Forestry, Minina and Manufacturing, Processing. Servicing Fishing, Huntin, Quaayina and Repairs aml ,Plantations, Orchards and Allied ...... -- ...... ---- -..-. ..--~.-.. Activities (a) (b) --- Household Industry Other than Hduse .. hold IndustrY _.._...... ,._..._ __....,__ ~.,.._._...... - .. ,___...... _ -----_._-_ .. ------_ ---"... _- M F M F M F M F I 2 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 8 Ropar District Total 1.144 14 56 5,75S 134 11,078 289 Rura) 1,051 11 56 5,394 J 12 6,056 147 Urban 87 3 361 22 5.022 142 8/1 ., Anandpuf Sahib Tahsil Total 182 1,671 44 4,0~9 67 Rural 144 1 t ,61 J 42 1,374 4 Urban 38 , 58 2 2,685 63 Naya Nanpl Urban Agglomeration 2 .." 1,177 58 ~/l (a) Naya Nanga) (N.A.C.) 2 2,125 58 (i) Naya Nangat (Rural) Block No. 11 (OG) . 2 52

8/11 Nanga! Townshil) (N.A,C:'t 27 R 356 4 Anandpur Sahih Vrhan Agglome ration 9 48 1 1S2 8/UI (a) Anandpllf Sahib (M .C.) 9 48 144 , (I) Railway Colony. Nai Abadi and Ourdwara Shahidi Bagh (OG) 8 8/2 Ropar Tahsil Total 242 3 t 2,177 4& 2,929 50 RUral 211 , t "-2,017 39 1.77R 42 Urban 31 2 160 9 1,151 8

8/IV Rorar (M.e.) 24 2 117 l} 631 4 8/V Murinda (M.e.) 7 43 5!O 4 8/3 Kharar Tahsil Total 720 9 55 1,907 42 4,090 172 Rural 702 9 5S 1,764 ~, 2,904 101 Urban 18 143 1 t 1.186 71 S/VI Kurali (M.e.) 9 106 10 547 53 Kharar Urban Agglo- meration 9 37 639 18 8IVII (a) Kharaf (M.C.) 9 37 611 18 (i) Naya Sahir Badala Road and Randhawa Road (00) • ! 2~ , . OF DISTRICT ROPAR WORltBRS-concld. __,____ • _v_, __ ,_____ ... - ...... -....,._._··~ ___ ., __A~_~_ ...... _ VI VII YIn IX x Construction Tt'ade and Commerce Transport, Stora,e and Other Services Non-workers Communications

-_...~__. --.----~ ... .. --...---...,_._....,.._._-" -...,_._----_,_._- -.- __..-_._...,._ ------.,.....--- _. __ - --- M F M F M F M F M F 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 31 38 2,950 21 9,224 30 3,390 4 21,884 1,522 143,643 248,388 2,502 15 4,663 8 2,132 2 13,836 520 120,651 211,693 448 6 4,561 22 1,258 2 8,048 1,002 22,992 36,695 890 5 2,573 11 894 8,123 558 45,186 80,425 788 1 1,375 1 426 3,314 91 35,004 64,534 102 4 1,198 10 468 4,809 467 10,182 15,891

3 1 99 1 17 145 115 2,886 4,450 3 1 95 16 139 114 2.724 4,196

4 \ 6 1 162 254

41 3 775 9 401 4,272 293 5,855 9,194

58 324 50 392 5Y 1,441 2,247 51 307 36 364 56 J .346 i 2,131

7 17 14 :til 95 116

916 , 3,134 l 1.303 3 6,433 537 49,932 85,445 787 1 1,297 2 821 1 4,384 215 42,863 73,836 129 1,837 9 482 2 ~,O49 322 7,069 11,609 76 1.157 5 349 2 1,714 253 4.494 7,300 53 680 4 133 335 69 2,575 4,309 .1,144 15 3,517 8 1,193 1 7,328 427 48,525 82,518 927 13 J,991 S 885 1 6,138 214 42,784 73,323 217 2 1,526 3 308 1,190 213 5,74J 9,19' 140 2 768 2 lSi 437 81 2,822 4,370 77 758 I 127 753 132 2,919 4,825 74 730 1 122 725 127 2,810 4,627

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PUNJAB TAHSIL ANANDPUR SAHIB DISTRICT ROPAR

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ANANDPUR SAHlI) TAHSIL , Serial Name of Location I Serial Name of Location No. village Code No. I No. village Code No. 3 2 3 2 \ 1 Abiana Kalan 8/1/230 56 Chak H!J /98 2 Abiana Khurd g/t/235 I 57 Chamroli 8/1/175 3 Agampur 8/1/108 58 Chundesar 8/1/91 4 AheJgraoll 8/1/63 I 59 Chandpur 8/1/195 5 Ajouli R/l/44 I 60 Chandpuf R/t1l65 (l A marpur Beta 8/1/147 61 Chanoli 8/1/201 7 Asalatpur H/I/214 62 Chhaja X/1/227 8 Aulakh ~/1/207 6:\ Chhotewal 8/1/J8 9 Azampur 8/1/190 64 Chikna R/I/171 10 Bacholi 8/1/102 (I) (,honta 15/J/228

1 t Badhal 8/1j14J 6fi Dahkherl 8/ I /4(, 12 Bahaman Majra 8/1(221 (,7 Da~haur ~/1/15 B Bains R/I(2t3 6~ Oahirpur RI'/2J6 14 Bainspur H/I (14 69 DaroJi R/I/48 15 Bajrur R/I/226 70 Dasgran 'd/l /74 16 Halewal H/I/210 71 Duulowal 811/169 17 Baloli 8/t 1139 72 Daynpur 8/1/40 lR Balowal 8/1/146 73 Dchni 8/1/177 19 Bandlehri 8/t 125 74 Dhabur 8/1/179 20 Bani 8/1/99 75 Dhamana 8/1/231

21 Barahmpur 8/1/4J 76 Dhanchra 8/1/135 .,., S/I/NS ... - Uarari 8/t /84 77 Dharoh 21 Barari 8/J (196 7R Dhcr 8/1/81 24 Barian 8/1/117 79 Oholowal 8/ J/89 2S Baruwala 8(1/178 RO Dobhct:t H/J/t{ 26 Harwa 8/1 (205 81 Dohkali ~/1/20 27 Basali 8/t /194 82 Dohnal 8/1/49 28 Basowal 8/1 (8ft R3 J)umcwal N/l /1 JO 29 Bass; 8/1120) 84 Gajpur '(,/1/167 30 Batarla 8/1/237 85 Ganguwal 8/1/93 31 Sa tlaur Khad R/I/239 8(1 Garh Raga 8/1/240 32 Behloa H/ t f76 87 Cihai Majra ):;/1/122 :n Beinhara 8/1/109 HS Cihamirrur R/l/78 34 Bela Dhiani 8/1/41 fl9 Ghanaur 8/1/173 35 Bela Ramgarh 8/1153 90 Ghan8ura Hirpur 8/1/69

36 Bhabhaur 8/1/4 91 Gohinunur 8/1/128 37 Bhagwala Rlt 1168 n Ciochar 1;/1/61 38 Bhaini 8/1 (127 91 Gohlani g/I/28 :W Bhalan 8/1/55 94 Gopalpur 8/1/151 40 Bhalari 8/lf36 95 Gurse Majra 8/1/156

41 Bhalowal 8/'/45 9(i H;ljipur 8/t!16 42 Bhanam H/t/54 97 Hamhcwal 8/1/9 43 Bhangal 8/1/34 98 Haril'uf 8/ I /58 44 Bhanopli R/1/50 99 Harse Bela 'ti/f/72 45 Bhaowal 8/1/2] R 100 . HiatPur H!) /153

46 Bhatoli 8/1/183 101 Jajar 8/1/101 47 Bhatoli 8/1/200 10~ Jandala gil/180 48 Bh3 ton 8/1/27 JOJ Jand Bari 8/1/52 49 Bhaton 8/1/220 104 Jatoli 8/1/193 SO Bhikhapur 8/1/32 lOS Jatpul' 8/1/157

51 Bhogipur 8/1(224 t()(i Jatwahr 8/1/223 52 B,kapur 8/1/79 107 JcowaJ HI J 11 82 S3 Boothgarh 8/1/62 lOR Jhaj 8jJ /113 54 Burj 8/t/130 109 Thandfan 811/222 S5 Chahar Majra 8/1/198 110 Ihangrian 8/1/118 98

ALPHABETICAL lJST OF VILLAGES ANANDPUR SAHIB TAHSIL

Serinl Name of Location Serial Name of Location No. vilJage Code l'Io. No. village Code No. t ...~ 3 1 2 3 1t 1 Jhinjari 8/1/144 166 Mokari 8/1/149 112 Jhinjari 8/1/163 167 Mothapur 8/ t/148 113 Jo1 8/1/26 168 MlInna 8/1/208 114 Kalianpur 8/t/181 169 Mll!;apur R/t/189 115 Kalittran 8/1/47 170 Nalhoti 8/t /65 116 Kalota 8/1/92 171 Nangal R,1,229 1] 7 Kalsera 8/1/1 172 Nangal Nikku 8, J ,10 1 J 8 Kalwan 8/1 /67 173 NangJj 8, t ,51 119 Kangar 8/1/192 174 Nangran Kalmot 8,1,35 120 Karora 8/1/119 175 Nanuwal 8,1,105 121 Kartarpur 8/1/155 176 Nard 8,1, t 72 122 Katta 8/1 /t 20 177 Nllrpur Kalan 8/1,159 123 Khamera 8/1/81 178 Nurpur Khurd 8/1/154 124 Khanpur 8/1/60 179 Pachranda 8/1/114 125 Khanpur 8/1/75 180 Paharon 8,,/219 126 Khatana 8/11233 18 t PaharpllT g/1/138 127 Khcra Bagh 8/1 /6 182 PaiJi Kalan 8/1/87 128 Khcri 8/ I /185 183 Paili Khmd R/l/94 J29 Kiratpuf 8/ I /184 184 Palahta ~/l /~7 130 Kotala ~f1 1166 185 Palasi R/1/39 131 KlIkowal 8/1/66 186 Palsari p,/1/42 132 Kulgraon R/l/29 187 Passiwul 8/1 f?R 133 Kumbewal 8/t/188 188 Patti p,fl /23 134 Lakhel' I 8/1/136 189 Raili 8/1 j1 li2 135 Lakhno 8/1/187 190 RaiI'ul' 8/1/111 136 Lalpur 8/1/206 191 Raipur 8/1/209 137 Lamlchri 8/1/103 192 Raipur 81l /24 138 Lang Majari 8,1/96 193 Raipur Sani 8/1 {140 139 l,assari 8/1/152 194 Raisara 8/1/64 140 Lehrian 8/1/215 195 Rnjgiri R/1/2~2 141 Lodhipur 8/ 1/'29 196 Rampl:f 8/1/100 142 Madhopur 8/1 /234 197 Rampur Kalan 8/1(68 143 Mahain 8,1 r 73 198 Rampuf Sani 8/1/3 144 Mahandpur 8/ t ,33 199 RUTe Majra 8/1 /158 145 Majara 8/1 /97 I 200 Sahaul' 1 8/1/12J 146 Majarj 8/1,37 201 Sadhcwal 8/1/95 147 Majher 8,1,170 202 Sah01a 8/1fl 07 148 Majra _., 8/1/164 203 Saic1pl1T sil /115 149 Manakpur , 811/22 204 Saini Mnjra 8/1 il60 150 Mangewal 8/ 1/90 205 Sainsownl 8/1/71 151 Massewal 8/1/176 2,,6 Sajmuur 8/1 /83 152 Mataur 8/1/131 207 Sakhpur 8/t/112 153 Maujowat 8/ 1/19 ·208 SamipUf 8/1 /5 154 MauTa 8/1/174 209 Samirowal ' 8/1/125 155 Mawa 8/1/126 210 Samlah 8/1/137 156 Meda Majra 8/'/2 211 Samunderi 8/ 1/59 157 Meghpur R/1 (21 212 Sandon Rfl/191 158 Mehandti Kalan 8/1/145 211 San~atf'lllr 8/1/30 159 Mehandli Khur" 8/1/141 214 Santi 8/1/2'7 160 Mehroli 8/1/88 215 SarthaIi 8/1/225

1()1 Mclwan R/l,117 2't) Sa~k()r 8(t(186 t62 Mianpuf 8/t fl04 217 Sauwal 8/1(124 163 Mindhwan 8(1/142 218 Seh.iowal 8/'113 164 Mirpur 8/1 /199 219 Shal1pur R/'!202 165 Mohiwa] 8/1/134 220 Sheikhpur 8/1/204 99

ALPHABETICAl, LIST OF VILLAGES ANANDPUR SAHIB TAHSIL

Serial Name of Location Serial Name of Location No. villaso Code No. NO. village Code No. ., t 2 3 1 ,.. 3 221 Sima} Majra 8/1/161 231 Taprian Alias Chakchal Alias Kojal 8/1/216 222 Singhpur 8/1/ t 50 232 TaraplIr 8/1/133 223 Spalwan 8/1/56 233 Thaloh 8/1/77 224 Sukhe Majra 8/1/123 234 Thana 8jtjll6 225 Sukhsal 8/1/31 235 Thapal 8/1/132 226 Surewal 8Jl/12 236 Tibbana Nanga) 8/l/211 227 Surewal 8/ 1/80 237 Tihba Taprian 8/1/238 228 Swara 8/1/70 238 Usmanpur 8fl/197 229 Takhatgarh 8/1/212 230 Talwara 8/111 100

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY ANANDPUR SAHIB TAHSIL Loca- Name of Tahsi l/Village Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled ScheduJed Literate tion Tahsil in pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code sq, kms. resi- holds and Houseless Edurated No. & of dential Population) Persons Village Houses in acres ------P M F M F M P M F } 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

8/1 Anandpur Sahib Tahsil 638'7 24,979 25,080 136,011 71,086 64,92512,91610,497 1.7,909 10,316

R/I/1 Kalsera (236) 293 163 163 945 502 443 113 84 307 164 2 Medamajra (238) 194 un- 3 Rampur Sani, (235) 179 9 9 47 27 20 . . , . 16 ...~ 4 Bhabhaur (234) 1,296 437 437 2,382 1,221 1161 160 148 740 423 5 Samipul' (232) 623 65 65 348 186 162 61 54 80 26 6 Kherabagh (233) 94 51 51 240 119 121 )7 24 4() 12 7 Talwara (279) 568 99 99 500 261 239 ,').., .... 21 128 69 8 Dobheta (280) 889 233 233 1.112 576 536 194 157 252 141 9 Hambewal (281) 524 31 31 136 80 56 67 52 20 3 10 Nangal Nikku (282) 865 246 246 1,306 660 646 82 65 376 243

12 Surewal (251) 341 68 75 412 201 211 . , . , 79 36 13 Schjowal (252) 454 185 185 1,073 552 521 38 26 239 84 14 Hainspur (253) 193 27 27 171 88 83 2 ,. , 38 19 15 Daghaur (254) 425 80 80 415 203 212 38 30 103 64 .16 Hajipur (250) 204 54 54 306 172 134 5 2 70 llj 17 Melwan (257) 153 127 127 631 300 331 24 32 114 50 18 Chhotcwal (259) 387 64 64 336 17~ J58 38 29 34 14 19 Maujowal (260) 350 75 75 419 230 189 39 33 76 28 20 Dohkali (283) 397 260 260 1,147 612 535 60 53 340 203 21 Meghpur (284) 460 496 496 2,602 1.367 1,235 278 228 751 481 22 Manakpur (285) 414 224 234 1,328 688 640 155 131 364 163 23 Patti (287) 680 131 131 747 409 33~ 148 113 171 53 24 Raipur (288) 660 101 102 661 332 329 39 35 126 30 25 Bandlehri (289) 396 93 94 547 277 270 75 (It) 105 47 26 Jol (286) 178 90 90 595 299 296 g2 48 142 92 27 Bhuton (262) JI8 53 53 291 147 144 23 IX 35 11 28 Gohlani (263) 385 184 ] 85 1,004 522 482 40 33 201 56 29 Kulgraon (264) 169 125 126 636 332 304 .. . , J62 82 30 Sangatpur (258) 220 69 69 354 171 183 J7 12 69 26 31 Sukhs

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CENSUS ABSTRAcr ROPAR DISTRICT WORKERS Total Workers I II III IV V VI Vll VIII IX X (I-IX) Non­ workers ------(a) (bl M F M F MFMFMFMFMFMFMFMFM FM F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 3) 36 37 38

36,082 391 23,366 162 3,682 89 144 1 .. .. 1,613 42 1,374 4 788 1 1.375 1 426 . 0 3,314 91 :'5,004 64,534 1 210 72 4 .. 13 .. 66 19 14 2. . 20 292 443 t inhabited 2 9 · . 8 ...... • .o ...... •• ., I ...... · . 18 20 3 456 8 60 1 73 .. 3 ...... 14 1 141 .. 25 .. 57 .. 7 .. 76 6 765 1,153 4 66 5 52 S 2 .. 2 .. 3 .. 1 .. 6 120 157 5

41 12 35 12 .... •• ... 4 .. 4 ...... " ...... 2 · . 78 109 6 122 1 36 58 .. .. o. .... o. .. 3 .. 7 .. 2.. I .. 15 1 139 23B 7

271 1 127 56 .0 4 00 2 .. 26 .. 4 o. 12 .. 6 .0 34 1 30S 535 8 46 · . 33 00 13 ...... " ...... 00 34 56 9 292 3 163 2 27 " 2 . 0 .. .. 10 o. 25 . 0 19 .. 9 .. 4 .. 33 1 368 643 10

89 · . 46 16 .. .. " 4 .. 6 .. 3 1 .. 1 .. 12 · . 112 21] 12 261 5 198 4 .. 5 .. 9 4 11 5 .. 4 1 24 1 291 516 13

42 1 33 0" 1 1 .. .. 2 .. 1 ...... 1 .. 4 46 82 14

83 1 53 1 1 .. 1 .0 10 o. 2 .. 6 .. 10 120 211 J5

85 59 . . .., .... 1 . 0 5 .. 4 i-o • 0 3 .. 11 87 134 16 · . . . '" • 0 143 3 114 2 5 .. .. ., .. .. to 00 6 .. ., .. R 1 157 321{ 17 82 2 65 2 11 2 ...... 1 3 96 156 l~

111 · . 104 ...... " 1 .. 1 ...... 5 · " 119 IHY 19

272 2 3 80 .. 1 9 .. 44 1 10 o. 72 .. 20 . 0 33 1 340 533 20

631 6 128 45 2 10 .. o ••• 23 2 167 .0 34 .. 121 30 . 0 7] I 736 J ,229 21

293 7 81 16 3 4 1 . . . . }9 1 84 .. 20 o. 25 o. 16 . 0 2B 2 :W5 633 22

207 1 151 23 . 0 1 .. 6 1 3 .. 6 .. I .. 2 .. 14 202 337 23

](XI 0 00 0 .0 164 · . 23 ...... o. 12 .. 4 . 3 .. 8 .. 5 .. 9 168 329 24 134 2 60 35 1 .. 5 .. 11 H .. 6 .. I 7 2 143 268 25 114 26 ().. 1 .. R .. 47 o. 8 .. 3 .. 7.. X 185 296 26 ') 79 65 ...... 3 . 0 •• .0 I ...... 1 7 68 144 27 251 · . 199 13 1 . . lR .. 3 .. 4 .. 2 .. 11 · . 271 482 2R 163 2 84 17 1 . . 23 1 3 .. 10 ., 9 .. ]6 1 169 302 29 74 58 5 ...... 1 .. 7 .. 2 .. 1 .. 97 183 30

23) 2 170 4 ...... 3 J() 10 . 0 7 1 .. 20 274 526 31 35 · . 26 . . 1 .. 3 .. 2.. 3 42 83 32 141 1 105 1 32 ...... , .. '" .. .. 4 110 203 33 J84 · . 137 o. 24 ... " 6 1 1 .. 3 J 9 177 360 34 584 6 418 6 61 2" o. 36 6 IO .. 7 I 43 703 1,264 35

265 172 20 .. o. 00 .. .. 15 .. 17 8 .. 2 .. 2 .. 29 292 54~ 36

126 o ..... l{ 154 109 2 ...... I .. . ~ . '. 4 .. 2.. 261 37

128 2 62 28 .. . 0 " 3 2 23 1 1 1 9 155 238 38 243 · . 180 3 .. 9 .. 17 .. 5 .. 2 o. 27 · . 222 443 39 64 1 36 3 .. o ... 2 .. 13 .. 3 7 , 75 133 40

138 119 7 .. 7 .. 3 .. 1 .. 1 . 0 253 325 41 7 · . 1 5 ...... 1 ...... •• ...... •• o.. •• · . 12 9 42 318 1 192 .. 19 .. 2 .. .. 12 .. 18 .. 9 00 26 '0 5 o. J:i J 353 647 43

327 3 270 1 18 ...... 2 '0 10 4 O. 7. . O. 00 16 2 364 713 44 29 19 1 ...... •. .. 3 o. 1 .. 1 '0 4 38 67 45

158 1 124 1 4 7 I 1 5 2 3 12 175 328 46 271 · . 215 • 0 ... .. t •• • .. o. o. 30 .. 3 00 2 .. 7 ...... ]4 211 489 47 685 1 430 1 54 .. 4 " 32 .. 37 .. 9 o. 27 .. 3 .. 89 871 1,437 48

101 1 61 12 1 00 •• .. .. .to.. 2 .. 6 .. 3 .. .1 .. 6 128 193 49 169 2 118 8 J 2.. 9 3 ]2 2 14 2 160 307 50

446 20 282 10 61 9 o. •• .. .. 11 .. 7 .. 5 .. 39 .. 13 o. 28 1 413 711 51 671 1 446 41 .. 4 ...... 41 .. 17 .. 26 .. 17 .. J 2 .. 67 1 671 1,295 52 310 16 221 37 16 .. .. 20 .. 5 .. 1 O. •• •• O. .• 26 266 493 53 • 0

364 1 219 42 . 0 1 O. .. .. 23 .. 12 .. 6 '0 17 .. 3 .. 41 1 343 658 54 S40 10 378 84 10 ., ...... 22 .. 7 .. 3 .. 2 .. 3 .. 41 489 948 55 102 VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY ANANDPUR SAHIB TAHSIL

Loca- Name of Tahsil/Village Area of Oecu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion Tahsil in pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code sq. kms. Resi- holds and Houseless Bducated No, of ViJlage dential Population) Persons in acres Roues ------P 1"1 F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 8/ 1/56 Spalwan (479) 608 16 16 103 55 48 · . · . 20 2 57 Palah ta (480) 569 46 47 210 125 85 44 24 35 3 58 Haripur (481) 474 54 54 23S 123 115 · . · . 48 11 59 Samundcri (482) 1,006 1] 7 117 542 298 244 122 54 59 ]0 60 Khanpur (483) 639 66 66 264 J40 ]24 12 6 52 14

61 Gochar (484) 797 89 89 439 226 213 115 92 60 3 62 Boothgarh (276) 176 17 17 85 50 35 · . · . 18 1 63 AheJgraon (274) 765 39 , 43 264 132 132 5 5 58 ;22 64 Rai')ara (485) 821 24 24 125 60 65 1 · . 29 5 65 Nalhoti (486) 1,119 14:.! 142 722 396 326 136 109 106 13 66 Kukowal (487) 1,393 Un. 67 Kalwan (488) 1,625 264 264 ],450 791 659 136 117 260 48 68 Rampur Kalan (489) 820 113 113 535 258 277 · . · . 66 6 69 Ghanaura Hirpur (490) 726 94 94 487 257 230 29 24 93 10.., 70 Swam (275) 1.146 27 29 212 119 93 24 17 32 ... 71 Sainsowal (277) 352 33 33 171 9~ 73 ·. · . 21 2 72 Barse Bela (278) 1,4~5 57 57 348 ]9h 152 4 1 45 t 73 Mahain (358) 500 13] 131 709 379 330 94 82 106 17 74 Dasgran (357) 560 66 69 454 246 20~ 23 16 69 10 75 Khanpur (356) 306 44 47 248 134 114 36 26 45 13 76 Behloo (293) 264 67 67 403 216 187 19 18 103 38 77 ThaJoh (292) 500 147 147 800 418 382 1:'8 117 183 189 78 Ghamirpur (294) 1,101 250 250 1,322 681 641 122 87 257 107 79 llikapur (297) 411 1)9 119 656 354 302 140 102 111 30 80 Surewal (296) 1,228 188 199 1,213 648 565 78 69 265 99 81 Dher (295) 654 238 243 1,285 671 614 99 82 205 54 82 Khamera (359) 820 154 154 861 465 396 14 31 187 33 83 Sajrnaur (298) 286 109 1()9 560 311 249 110 80 94 13 84 Barari (299) 143 7 8 43 18 25 · . · . 3 · . 85 Dharoh (300) J80 11 11 66 33 33 7 14 5 1 86 Basowal (302) 361 388 388 1,744 941 803 185 143 525 306 87 Pam Kalan (305) 51 Un- 88 Mehroli (308) 93 59 59 416 223 193 21 22 74 16 ~9 Dholowal (307) 39 .[ 1 2 1 1 1 1 .. · . 90 Mangewal (306) 291 140 140 740 374 366 46 42 144 80 91 Chandcsar (309) 217 ]52 ]52 477 261 216 50 47 72 162 92 Kalota (304) 70 34 34 160 ~6 74 · . · . 42 27 93 Ganguwal (303) 545 94 94 439 226 213 27 26 114 70 94 Paili Khurd (301) 35 1 J 1 1 . . · . · . 1 ·. 95 Sadhewal (312) 247 83 88 464 241 223 56 47 94 41 96 Lang Majari (310) 131 61 61 216 126 90 3 2 10 17 97 Majara (311) 421 60 74 365 204 161 44 29 57 13 98 Chak (361) 195 23 23 83 51 32 7 · . 27 9 99 Bani (313) 366 47 47 237 116 121 35 37 36 8 100 ltamPur (314) 252 36 36 200 99 101 4 3 40 9 10] Jajar(31S) 437 40 40 265 149 116 52 35 101 13 102 Bacholi (3 16) 113 7 7 39 16 23 .. · . 7 103 Lamlohri (317) 399 23 23 174 90 84 32 33 27 7 104 Mianpur (J 19) 187 16 16 87 51 36 3 1 20 7 105 Nunuwal (318) 292 29 29 140 75 65 22 21 19 3 1{)7 Sahota (320) 365 16 16 83 47 36 9 10 20 3 108 Agampur (360) 3,092 391 391 2,469 1,282 ' 1,187 175 135 346 18S 109 Bcinhara (375) 443 14 14 116 73 43 .. · . 3 1 50 4 11" 110 Dumownl (377) 360 59 59 276 148 128 29 23 103 CENSUS ABSTRACT ROPAR DISTRICT WORKERS ------,------,--,------.__._Total Workers T IT III IV V VI VII VIII 1)( (I-IX) ,._-,------_ ----_ ---(a) --.-...(b) ------M F M F M F MFMF MF MF MFMFMF M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 ~O 31 12 33 34 35 36 37 38

29 · . 28 .. & • ~ • ~ . ,...... , ...... 26 48 56 78 1 39 1 22 7 " .. I.. J ., h 47 84 57 6R 53 ...... 1 ...... 6 ...... 2 ...... 6 55 115 58 186 , . 127 28 ...... 10 .. 5 .. 3 13 112 244 59 74 1 51 ..." .. 1 6 .. 6 .. R 66 123 60 120 72 29 .. .. ,. 3 . _ 7 9 106 213 61 30 25 ...... " " .. 2 .. 1 ...... -- 2 20 35 62 73 46 4 .. 4 II ...... 2 .. 6 59 132 63 32 · . 24 2 .. '...... 2 4...... · . 28 65 64 235 I 112 90 .. .. " .. .. 4 J 6 .. 4 .. 1 .. IS 161 325 65 inhahited 66 483 31 346 17 36 7 ...... 16 7 2.1 . . 4 .. 23 .. 7 .. 28 30S 628 67 112 2 JOS 2 ...... 4 · . J4tl 275 68 148 2 123 2 1J .. " .. " 5 ...... 2 ...... 5,., 109 228 69 79 64 7 .. " ...... } .. } .. 40 93 70 50 42 .. ,. '. .. 5 ...... 3 48 73 71 106 79 J ...... " .. 17 ...... 1 ...... (, 90 152 72 174 149 ...... 14 .. 1 . . 1 .. .. " 9 205 330 73 ,124 79 .. .. 31 .. ., .. 1 .. .3 •• 3 .. 7 122 208 74 67 41 10 ...... 12.. I .. ,., 1 67 114 75

108 74 8 .. 4 .. 4 .. 1 .. R .. 9 lOS 187 76 209 121 59 1 .. } .. 4 .. I .. 2 .. 18 209 382 77 340 228 51 ...... " .. 1 9 .. 14 .. 9 .. 4 .. 24 341 641 78 154 111 26 .. I ...... " 5 1 .. 1 .. 9 200 302 79 340 233 36 .. J 8 .. 6 .. 18 .. 8 .. 10 .. 20 308 565 80 363 · . 251 J3 .. 1 .. 25 .. 16 .. 9 .. 15 .. 3 .. 30 308 614 81 211 1 14f! II .. .. 11 1 7 .. J .. 4 .. 6 .. 23 254 395 82 172 135 4 .. R .. 13 .. I .. 4 .. 7 139 249 83 8 6 2 ...... " 10 25 84 20 12 7 .. 1 .. 13 33 85

435 16 106 13 .. .. 12 .. 13 .. 44 .. 20 .. R .. 219 16 506 787 86 inhabited R7 107 57 26 .. 7 .. 17 116 193 fi8 J · . , . 1 ...... , ...... · . . . .. 1 89 190 1 148 2 1 ...... 4 .. .3 J2.. 2 .. 2 .. 16 1 184 3fl5 90 147 3 82 45 2 4 .. 2 .. t 1 ...... 12 .. 114 213 91 34 1 30 ...... 1 .. 1 ...... 2 1 52 73 92 136 74 5 ...... 2 8 1 46 90 213 93 1 ...... ". " '. "' .. ,. .. · . .. .. t . . .. 94 113 1 59 10 .. " ...... 4 7 .. 3 J .• 3 .. 2() 12R 222 95

59 5 17 12 5 11 .. 4 5 7 3 67 85 96 107 2 73 5 2 Z 15 .. t .. '" 1 to .. 97 1 S9 97 28 1 16 3 .. 4 · . t " 1 3 1 23 31 98 65 ,,2 .. .. 7 J .. 1 .. 4 51 121 9') ~4 47 2 .. 1 .. 4 45 101 100

76 70 .. " 1 ...... 5 7.3 116 101 8 6 1 ...... 1 ...... · . , . R 23 102 S3 41 6 ...... t 2 .. 3 37 84 10:\ 25 23 2 2fJ 36 104 39 12 2S ,., 36 65 10.5

24 · . 5 . . 18 ...... ~ . . . 1 ...... 23 36 t07 677 22 525 6 85 16 2 ...... 7 .. 4.. t .. 11 . . 5, , :n 605 J;165108 40 31 ...... ,... 9 33 43 109 81 ~8 6 .. 1 • • 4 . . 5 .. R 66 JZ8 110 104 VILLAGE 'WISE PRIMAR.Y ANANDPUR SAffiB TAHSIL Literate and Loca- Name of Tahsil/Village Area (If Oceu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled tion Tahsil pied House- (i neluding Institutional Castes Tribes l~ducatcd Code in sq. Rcsi- holds and House]ess l)opuJation) Persons No. kms. of dential ViIlag,c Houses in acres P M F M F M F M F ,.. 9 14 2 -' 4 5 6 7 8 10 1 J 12 13 8/1/111 Rnipur (491) 543 60 61 3(7 158 159 22 26 64 18 112 SakhPllT (492) 1 ,2~2 103 ]03 459 238 221 44 51 60 6 ]50 :n In Jh:lj 07R) .' I 511 170 170 775 418 357 144 133 114 pachrandn (37) 243 64 64 331 1S0 151 36 32 56 3 It5 Said pur (376) 471' 76 7(' 486 244 242 32 23 R6 11

116 Thana (:,RO R6R 196 196 1,141 577 564 131 1tl J 16 65 (;4 ~ ]17 lh rid 1'1 (380) lSR 64 350 tH7 163 1 3 52 3 11 R Jhangrian (493) 426 42 42 190 99 91 .. · - 29 119 Karor

12 t Sabaur (496) 1,$64 177 177 945 504 441 2fi :!4 204 67 122 Gltai Majra (497) :'i17 35 35 201 86 115 """ ~9 11 .. 1 J1~ Sukhe M:tjra (49R) :\53 ~1 31 172 ~t 91 · . 15 32 124 Sanw~ J (500) 356 107 ]07 546 302 244 91 60 132 (i(j (.7 <) 125 Samirowa 1(499) 4:'4 66 327 180 147 156 Mawa (383) 38) 112 112 637 ~3R 299 39 37 HO 126 10 127 nh1ini (382) 439 72 72 410 204 2()6 · . 70 <) 9 GohindpuT (84) 476 24 24 toR 94 74 10 3() J28 19(, 6.1 129 Lodhipur (362) 1.528 161.,., 161.,., 912 497 435 57 46 130 Burj (363) 325 .. - -... 142 75 67 14 39 Matattr (364) <;15 83 R3 460 ',55 205 27 T4 l1 n 131 41 1(; 132 ThaI);]! (322) ('()4 37 ~7 249 124 125 11 :\5 ,0 113 Tarapur O:!3) (>05 3~ 35 175 91 R4 45 43 3$ 1()1 104 fl.7 21 17 18 134 Mohiwat (,24) (,41 35 .,... 135 Dhanchru (25) 209 8 R 47 2tl 21 6 .. 549 30 30 185 100 85 ' . . - J36 Vlkhnf 02(,) go 4 07 Samlah (328) 1.4:1'7 141 141 SSs 465 3l)3 2R 21 q7 301 276 ()5 8ti 48 3 OR P.aharpt1r (329) l,(iRR 97 577 RR 16 DC) Ratoli (330) 7'\9 1SH BR 592 297 295 ~1 25 50 4R 112 21 140 Raipllr Sani (:13) 1.216 12R 128 682 358 324 36 169 86 R3 10 n 39 14 141 Mehan

WORX.ERS

Total Workers I II JII IV v VI VII VIII IX X ----- Non­ (I-IX) WORKERS (a) (b)

M F M F M F M FMFMFMFMFMFMF M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 1

77 . . 58 . . 1 .. 1 .. 2 .. 3 .. 3 .. 9 81 ) 59 111 150 4 128 1 20 3 1 ...... ] ...... 88 217 1I2 257 3 148 52 .. 1 .. 18 .. 3 .. 3 .. 4 ...... 28 3 161 354 113 98 70 16 .. 5.. 1 1 .. .. 2 3 .. 82 1St 114 126 97 14 2 .. 2 1 10 118 242 115

286 200 30 •. 15 .. 2.. 1 .. 9 .. 2 ').7 .. 29) 564 116 99 86 ...... 6 ...... 3 ". • 0- ...... 4 88 163 J 17 52 .. 49 . . t ...... 2 47 91 118 212 6 162 5 32 1 ...... '" .. 8 .. 199 356 119 95 54 11 ...... 63 139 120 263 1 196 30 4...... 4 "...... 1 10 ,. .. .. 16 241 440 121 47 41 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 39 llS 12;2

46 46 ~ ...... , .. · . 35 91 123 158 95 28 .. 3 .. .. (l 4 .. 6 ...... 16 J44 244 124 113 98 2 J • , t .. 1 .. )0 67 J47 125 167 115 I 21 .. .. 13 ...... 4 2 2. . 10 J 7J 297 126 96 75 1 9 1 .. .. 3 J ] 4 108 205 127 44 42 J •• .. .. " .. J ...... "" · . . . 50 74 J28 257 J 8J 14 .. 3 .. 12.. 3 .. 4 ] .. J 3 .. 43 26 1 240 434 129 38 5 32 67 130 130 2 95 3 ...... 2 3 1 17 2 125 203 131 59 47 1 " .. .. 4 4 ...... 2 65 125 132 56 28 21 7 ...... 35 84 133 53 47 2 4 ...... 51 87 J 34 14 14 ...... 12 21 135 59 52 1 .. 6 41 84 136 295 · . 276 . . 4.. 1 ...... 4 ...... ' ...... " 10 170 393 ]37 180 3 J58 3 .. .. 10 .. 1 ,. 1 .. 10 121 273 138 171 9 162 9 " ...... " '5 .' 2 ...... 2 ...... · . 126 286 139 183 9 148 9 13 ...... 3 1 6 .. 1 .. 4 .. 7 .. 175 315 140 50 2 35 2 5 ...... 221 J .. 2 .. ... 7 36 81 141 159 26 ...... 3 :2 .. 4 7 1 19 150 367 142 152 · . 105 .. .. 1 ...... 8 " 1 3 2 )36 386 R .. 24 252 143 1 259 6 .. 3 ...... 912 31 27 .. 43 19 12 6 .. 329 627 144 1 ...... 1 .• .. .. ] 4 ]4 30 145 9 8 . . . ~ ...... "" II.. •• ...... • .. · . 6 9 146 57 51 2 .. J . • ., •. 88 71 3 56 99 147 · . .. " 5 ...... '" 1 11 .. 76 168 148 135 1 101 8 ...... " .. 712 4 .. '" 12 191 ... 1 189 327 149 149 9 .. 1 .. 14 2.. 2 1 1 .. 12 201 313 150 48 44 ...... 1 .. ... "" ...... 3 23 62 lSI 139 .. 110 . . 22 ...... ~ ...... • It .... •• 7 .. 134 181 5 220 152 129 1 14 1 1 .. 6 2 7.. 1 .. JJ .. 12 1 178 303 153 116 71 35 .. 6 ...... 4 180 ...... "" ... 63 166 154 142 27 3 " ...... 1 .. 7 140 353 155 93 89 .. .. ., ... "" .. , ...... "" 161 123 ...... 4 " 50 123 156 27 ...... " .. 2 .. 9 114 107 117 228 157 . . . . 4 .. 1 .. 2 ...... 63 195 15S 642 11 181 1 17 .. 5 .. 61 1 41 .. 5 .. 165 .. ]0 .. 250 149 157 9 568 1.017 159 5 ...... 7 .. ]4 .. JO 7.. 1 .. 57 " 247 462 160 188 130 14 .... 1 .. 2 .. 9 S 2 25 •• 167 304 161 133 51 65 4 .. 1 1 ...... 11 119 237 162 112 35 59 .... 4 ...... "" .. inhabited 3 .• 11 101 175 163 .234 19 178 J64 19 5 •• 1 .. 12 ., 3 .. 4 . • 8 •• 23 238 437 165 106,

ANANOPUR SAHIB TAHSiL VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY

Loca· Name of TnhsiljViUaae Area of Occu-· No. of Total Population , " Scheduled Schedu1ed Literate and tion Tahsil pled 'House- (includina Institutional castes Tribes bducated code iii sq. R.esi- holds and Houseless Population) Persons No. kms.& dcntial of Houses yillage In acres

}) --- .. M F M F M F M F 1 '1 3 - 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 8/1/166 Kotala (370) J ,215 303 303 J.387 754 633 73 55 162 167 Gajpur (374) H35 389 86 86 497 264 233 22 J6 1 J6 43 j6~ Bhagwala(371) )53 29 29 180 109 71 , , 35 .. 169 Daulowal (344) 1,098 JIO 110 577 303 274 20. ,J5 Majhcr (331) 24 S 170. 30.8 65 65 .~07 170. 137 53 3l{ 47 12

17J Chikna t331) 459 81 81 429 220 209 ...... 16 (j,! 'I j72 Nard (333) 255 "., 21 21 105 52 53 .13 1 17.~ Ghanaur (334) 161 lJ 11 72 41 31 , , .. b 174 Maura (335) 226 50 50. 284 152 132 ~g 67 , , 175 13 Chamroli (336) . 253 Un- 176 s Ma scwal (337) 284 50. 51 264 144 120 13 9 51 .2 177 l.>ehni (338) 553 7~ 7~ 440 226 214 53 45 101 11 17H Haruwala 039) 536 54 54 376 200 J76 . . , . 7') ~ 179 l>habur (340) '677 89 89 .592 311 281 45 36 IU 3.{ l~O Jandala (341) 305 91 91 559 295 264 93 b3 99 76 HH Kalianpur (346) 986 45 47 220 120 100 25 13 4(i 20 182 Jcowill (345) 390 240 240 J ,196 (>66 530 165 132 424 l~H Hhatoli (372) HU 439 57 5~ 288 157 131 93 74 73 J9 1M Kiralpuf (~r/3) l,200 IS3 156 713 403 310 92 (JlJ 172. ~5 HIS . Khcri (3')1) 757 125 126 704 370 334 53 50 ll() :3J 186 338 Saskor (400) 80 80. 458 249 20.9 52 31 94 1M7 Lakhno (401) ')7 24 20 20 124 67 57 1 .. 32 j~ 'Kumbcwall402) 218 i~'lI:; 31 31 172 90 82 52. 36 2J X 1~':) Musapur (403.l. 26b ~ Ii 48~ 263 225 94 85 ~4 21 190 Azampur (507) 465 .. 90 90 51S 267 248 53 39 108 24 )91 Sandoa (508) 235 37 37 229 ~18 111 24 24 54 1 192 .K.angar (506) 636 99 99 442 216 226 55 41 50 193 Jatoh (505) l,liU3 Jl 184 184 790 357 433 58 49 103 11 194 J:3asali (512) J.~09 109 109 511 265 246 24 }6 134 5~ 195 Chandpur (~ll) 137 J9 21 101 4(} 52 23 30 2J .15 J% Harari {51O) 539 116 116 596 300 296 53 46 X2 42 J97 Usmanpur (509) 361 71 7J 40S 2J2 J93 49 57 91 20 1~~ Chahar M<\ira. (404) 303 77 77 419 221 198 55 44 53 6 199 Mirpur (406) 1M2 53 53 255 135 )20 45 33 60 16 200 Hhatoli (407) ;62 l6 16 99 53 46 28 7 201 Chanoli (408) 656 150 150 840 440 400 101 84 211 77 202 Shahpur (409) 818 1M JM 156 72 84 8 12 24 4 203 Hassi (410) 412 87 87 519 279 240 46 38 73 29 20.4- Sheikhpur (411) J83 33 33 230 120 1JO 40 20 205 27 23 .8arwa (405) 65H 109 l09 1,145 597 548 62 63 298 104 206 Lalpur (412) 485 134 134 780 405 375 137 133 .154 59 20.7 Aulakh (413) 225 71 71 370 200 170 19 25 208 23 90 Munna (414) 276 73 73 384 200 184 32 65 209 37 .Y Raipur (415) 272 81 81 448 233 215 60 210 51 69 20 Balewal (513) 1,522 1()~ )69 799 380 419 43 36 94 14 211 Tibbana Nangal (514) 1,539 J49 149 679 345 334 101 )3 212 94- 134 Takhatgarh (4.16) 744 364 366 1,926 996 930 233 184 498 192 213 Bains (4)7) 474 186 )88 9J2 478 434 157 139 193 51:S 214 AsalatPur (418) 150 58 58 275 150 125 215 115 98 66 P l.ehrian (4J9) 299 86 86 457 239 2lg 41 40 90 21 216 Taprian Alias Chakchal Alias Kojal (420) 60 Un- 217 Sarai (421) 792 63 63 348 181 J67 218 41 36 83 29 Bhaowal (422) 315 103 ~03 650 332 318 44 36 185 40 219 l)abaron (423) 141 220 Bhaton (424) Un- 4:57 88 88 529 281 248 18 16 75 13 , , . 107

CENSUS ABSTRAC'r ROPAR DISTRICT

WOllKBRS TotaJ Workers (I-IX) I II III IV v VI VII VIII IX X Non­ workers (a) (b) M F M F M FMFMFMFMFMFMFMF M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 31 33 34 35 36 37 38 1 397 7 146 2 ., 1 .. 14 1 10 .. 53 1 15 7 •. 149 3 357 616 166

150 1 137 1 .. 1 .. ,.. ... I. •• 1 .. I .. 9 1 114 232 167 57 ") 41 .. 1 1 1 5 .. 1 .. 9 52 69 168 160 9 154 ') .. .. 1 .. 5 143 265 169 104 7 98 7 1 .. I .. "- 66 130 170

142 ]28 6 1 2 .. t.. • .. S 78 209 I7l 35 34 ] ...... 17 53 172 21 · . 21 . . . . 20 31 173 108 4 105 4 3 44 128 .174 inhabited 175

75 54 5 4 1 1 2 ~. 3 5 6lJ 118 176 107 · . 64 20 ...... 5 .. 1 .. 5 ...... 4 .. R 119 2J4 177 98 1 ~5 t 1 ...... 2 ...... 2 .. 2 .. 2 4 102 175 178 148 · . 117 19 ...... 1 .. 1 .. 1 ...... I .. 8 . . 163 28t 179 118 1 77 5 .. J .. 7 5 .. 6 .. 1 .. 1 .. 15 1 177 263 180 65 I 14 ...... J 1 1 3 14 I 55 99 181 346 4 54 ...., .. 10 .. 46 .. 11 .. 108 20 95 4 320 526 18.2 S9 .1 14 5 ...... 29 1 6 2 .. to 6 ., 15 1 (J~ 129 183 • 215 · . 88 · . 5 .. . . . 36 " 5 7 30 J t 32 IHH 310 184 179 9 144 6 3 1 12 2 2 .. 2 .. 4 .. 1 .. 11 191 325 185 115 · . 93 7 ...... 6 .. .. ., 2 .. 1 .. 6 134 209 186 26 1 20 t •. •. .. J I .. .. 1 .. . . 3 41 56 J87 44 I 26 II ...... 3 1 . . .. .1 .. .3 46 8 L 188 ., 138 225 189 .125 · . 91 · . 7 ...... J 6 1 ...... • t .... '" 8 ]40 1 98 I 20 .. .. ., " .. 9 .. 1 .. .• .. 1 .. 11 ]27 247 190 71 · . 54 7 .. 8 .. 2 · . 47 lit 191 110 1 70 36 1 ...... 1 .. ~ 106 225 192 165 433 193 192 · ..,. 149 · . 24 .. .. 4 .. 5 .. 5 .. 3 ...... · . 126 65 1 6.. 1 5 .. 5 .. S .. 19., 1 •. 19 1 139 244 194 29 2 8 17 ...... 1 1 ., 20 50 195 ., 13 135 296 196 165 1 J6 :!O.., ...... 13 ... " 1 ..... 119 90 - .. 16 2 .. 1 f( 93 193 197 lIR · . 92 5 .. 12 .. 1 .. . . I .. 7 .103 198 198 75 3 40 24 3 ...... 2 .. 9 60 117 199 28 28 25 46 200 ., 230 152 44 .1 10 10 2 ...... , J .. 17 210 400 201 38 38 .. .. ., ., ...... · . 34 84 202 .135 99 23 .. 1 1 11 144 240 203 70 · . 66 ...... • of 4 . . 50 110 204 288 2 200 34 10 5 J 12 .. •. • . 24 2 309 546 205

213 111 71 13 ...... 7 .. 1 .. 10 19~ 375 206

100 78 10 3 ...... f' .. , 9 100 170 207 115 88 8 11 ...... 1 ...... 1 5 85 184 208 J25 · . 86 · . Z7 .. .. 1 .. 1 ...... 4 ...... 6 J08 215 209 223 2 186 2 J t 19 1 2 .. 13 157 417 210 166 t79 211 ~ 334 · . 109 32 ...... 4 .. 3 2 ...... , .. 16 . . 538 6 244 54 J ...... 76 2 7 J5 68 - .. 72 3 458 924 212 242 11 137 17 5 ...... 22 6 10 9 18 .,...... 17 236 423 213 77 25 20 ...... 32 .. · . 73 125 214 129 89 14 ...... " .. 20 ...... 6 110 218 215 inhabited 216 98 66 5 .. 3 ...... 9., 2 .. 1 II 83 167 217 173 137 II ...... " 1 3 18 159 318 218 inhabited 219 160 117 16 .. ~o .. (1 121 248 220 108 VILLAGE WISE PBlMARY ANANDPUR SAHIB TAHSIL Loca- Name of Tahsil/Villa ge Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate and tion Tahsil pied House- (fncludlng Institutional Castes Tribes Educated Code in sq. Resi- holds and Houseless Population) Persona No. kms.& dential of Houses Village in acres P M F M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 8/1/221 Bahaman Majra (425) 289 75 75 427 237 190 6 8 89 11 222 Jhandian (515) 3.639 261 261 1,235 620 615 134 110 254 72 223 Jatwahr (516) 2,106 146 146 763 399 364 119 lIZ 93 8 224 Bhogipur (426) 280 56 56 347 189 158 20 17 8 3 225 SarthaJi (427) 744 144 144 847 428 419 82 71 183 80 226 Bajrur (428) 1,491 272 272 . 1,547 807 740 127 115 397 145 227 Chh

Location Code No. Name of Village (with Hadbast No.) Name of Town 8/1/11 Naya Nangal Rural (532) Naya Nangal 8/1/106 Anandpur Sahib Rural (321) Anandpur Sahib 1691 CENSUS ABSTRACT ROPAR DISTRICT WORKERroJ Total Workers I 11 III IV V VI Vll VIII IX X (I-IX) Non- workers ~Z -- (a) (b) j~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 27 2g 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 1 138 121 . . ·. ·. · . 1 · . 1 · . ·. ·. 3 · . ·. · . 12 99 190 221 261 131 87 · . ·. ·. 9 · . · . · . 15 · . 5 · . · . · . 14 359 6\5 222 250 150 67 · . · . · . 20 · . · . · . · . · . 3 · . · . · . 10 149 364 223 106 .. 90 6 1 · . ·. · . 1 · . ·. · . · . · . · . · . 2 · . 6 83 158 224 203 2 120 43 · . · . · . 12 1 · . 13 · . 3 · . 11 2 225 417 225 381 258 30 · . 4 · . · . · . 26 · . 7 1 · . 23 · . 7 · . 25 426 740 226 64 58 . . · . · . · . 1 · . · . · . 1 · . 4 82 130 227 87 76 1 · . · . · . 2 · . · . · . 2 · . () 91 183 228 93 63 15 · . · . ·. 1 · . · . · . · . · . 2 · . 3 · . 9 135 230 229 176 143 3 · . 1 · . 19 · . 1 · . · . · . 9 190 356 230 \) 231 234 143 43 · . · . · . 3S · . · . · . · . · . 1 · . 169 374 Il2 108 · . 1 · . · . · . . . · . · . · . · . · . 3 88 .160 232 59 . . 59 · . · . · . . . · . · . · . · . · . · . 57 102 231 120 99 11 · . · . · . 7 · . 1 · . J · . t · . . . 107 ) 91 234 153 121 16 · . · . · . 5 · . · . · . 3 ·. 8 tl8 236 235 ., 8) 67 13 · . · . · . 1 · . · . · . · . · . ·. 3 79 .159 236 28 23 3 ·. · . · . 1 · . · . · . · . · . · . 1 · . . . 22 54 237 172 lOS 8 · . 9 · . 8 · . 3 · . 3 · . 9 · . 1 · . 23 159 316 218 127 .. 102 . . 17 · . · . · . 5 · . · . · . · . · . · . 3 77 J72 239 210 3 165 2 19 · . 3 · . 8 · . 2 · . 2 · . · . · . 11 135 265 240 110

ANANDPUR SAIUB TAHSIL URBAN BLOCKWISE Loca­ Name of lJrban Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Uterate tion agglomeration/ Town/ pied House­ (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code Town/ward/Ur bliO Ward in Resi- hold~ and Houscless Educated No. enl1merator's block: sq. Kms. dentiaJ Popu} ation) Persons Houses

P M F M F M F M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 Nuya Nanga) urban N.A. 2,.194 2,198 9,997 5,371 4.625 588 459 . . 3,649 2,553 Agglomeration

8 'I Nays Nanga) (N.A.C.) 14,92 2,107 2,1H 9.474 5,104 4.370 554 424 3,504 2,479 Construction Colony N.A. 433 433 1,551 912 639 298 235 526 172 Block t 124 ]24 519 286 233 192 158 124 46 80 80 275 ]65 110 29 34 ]06 32 3 143 143 534 313 221 75 4l 175 63 4 86 86 223 148 75 2 2 121 31 Scctor-l N.A. 537 537 2,589 1.326 1,263 17 15 1,098 945 lllock 5 123 ]23 627 321 306 6 8 265 211 G )02 102 468 247 221 .. . . 203 166 7 170 170 795 402 393 4 2 320 303 8 142 142 699 356 343 7 5 3.10 265 Sector-H N.A. 890 890 4.082 2,236 1,846 206 146 1.350 892

Block I) 134 134 614 345 269 56 47 205 103 10 152 ]52 660 354 306 47 30 227 161 12 123 123 479 270 209 24 1.5 J62 79 13 109 109 482 273 209 26 21 157 98 14 119 119 628 338 290 .. . . 287 225 ]5 98 98 500 256 244 8 4 61 79 ) 6 155 155 719 400 319 45 29 251 147 Sector-·V N.A. 82 456 208 248 171 190 Block 17 82 82 456 208 248 171 190 Sector-VI N.A. 142 146 648 334 314 18 279 240 Block J K 81 85 364 178 186 23 15 lSi 14 ) 19 61 61 284 156 128 -"I 3 128 ]00 N.A. 23 23 148 88 60 8 10 80 40 Block 20 23 23 148 88 60 8 10 80 40 Naya Nangal (Rma!) N.A. 87 87 523 268 255 34 35 145 74 nlock 21 87 87 523 268 255 34 35 145 74 8/11 Nangal Towns.hip 3'39 5,013 5,489 21,356 11,849 9,507 1.760 1,303 7.625 4,602

Wa/'d /\/u. I KA. 162 232 975 549 426 27 /8 348 192 'Hlm'k 5(1 .111 518 284 234 10 4 174 101 :2 106 11] 457 265 192 17 14 174 91 JVmd 1','0.2 N.A. 07 93 268 225 15 8 183 120 Block 3 67 93 268 225 15 8 183 120 Ward No.3 N.A. 109 211 922 508 414 46 35 300 179

Block 4 (l~ 128 576 322 254 10 (, J97 ]13 5 46 83 346 186 160 36 29 103 60 Ward l'/o. 4 N.A. 152 151 638 346 292 101 83 152 85 Blol;:k () 15:2 152 638 346 292 101 83 152 85 . .. ROPAR DISTRICT PRJM!RY CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS

Total Workers 1 II TIl IV V VI Yll VIII IX X (I-IX) Non­ Workers - .. _-,.__....--_- ... ---(8) (b) ------M F MP MFMFMF-- M F ------M. PM FMFMF M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 2,486 175 41 .. l .. 2,177 58 3 1 99 t 17 .' 145 liS 2,886 4,450

2,380 174 . . , . 1 .. 2.US 58 3 1 95 1 16 .. 139 114 2,714 4,196 ., 505 8 1 .. 455 2 .. 8 ,. I , . 34 (j 407 631 133 5 121 1 ... ,.. . .. :1 .. y 153 22S 102 1 84 1 .. 1 ...... 17 .. 63 109 153 2 , , 145 ... .. '" 4 .. 4- 2 160 219 117 1 105 7 .. 4 31 75 611 65 . , 516 4 1 . . 42 .. I .. 51 61 715 J ,198 140 8 131 4 .. 5 S 18.1 298 14 86 ...... •. 24 .. tl 14 126 207 121 y 179 30 162 2 1 7 ...... 28 223 363 171 13 137 2 .. 7 .. 1 .. 26 11 185 330 955 S4 . . 880 18 J 1 2.') .. 8 .. 41 35 1,281 1,792 136 9 124 1 7 6 209 260 158 13 154 7 .. ... II. 4 6 1% 293 131 6 126 3 .. .. '" .. I, .. 'I- 3 139 203 122 1 110 4 .. ) . , 7 1 151 208 145 12 121 .. lfi .. 8 12 193 278. 4 102 4 98 .... It ...... 4 .154 240 ., 7 16L 9 147 (1 .. 5 ., - ., :1 239 310 94 9 88 1 " 3 1 3 7 114 239 94 9 88 1. , J 1 3 7 .114 239 158 35 1 IJJ 32 1 .. 17 '. 6 3 170 279

83 34 81 32 1 ...... " .. 1 2 95 152 75 1 1 52 .. 17 .. 5 J 81 127 51 3 53 J .. 4 2 3.1 57

57 3 ,. •• ... t. ... •• 53 4 31 57

106 1 41 .. 2 52 4 .. 1 .. 6 1 162 254 106 .. ., 41 .. 2 . • .• ' • 52 4 .• 1 .. (j 162 254 5,994 313 89 2 25 .. 27 1 .. 8 1 356 4 41 3 77S 9 401 .. 4.Z72 293 5,855 9.194 275 9 1 3 .. J 1 .. 25 I /0 3 72 3 115 .. 47 2 274 417 136 3 1 .. 3 J 10 " 5 .. 43 1 48 2 148 231 139 6 15 1 5 3 29 2 67 ., J 26 186 126 5 3 .. 21 2 .. 58 ., 15 ., 27 .5 142 220 126 5 3 .. 21 2 .. 58 .. 15 ., 27 5 142 220 237 11 1 1 .. 53 2 .. 109 1 20 .. 51 10 271 403 152 5 1 1 .. 29 ...... 76 .12 .• 33 4 170 249 8S 6 24 2 " 33 '. 8 .. 18 6 101 154

165 5 1 ., J .. 39 8 ., 41 .. 16 .. 55 5 181 287 165 51 .. l .• 3 ...... 39 8 .• 42 ,. 16 55 5 181 287 11~ U.lBAN BLQCKWISE ANANDPUR SAHIB TAHSIL

Loca­ Name of Urban Area Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion agglomeration/Town! of pied House- (Including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code Word/Urban Townl Resi~ holds and HouseJess EducateU enumerator's block ward in dential PopuJation) Persons No. sq. kms. Houses

------p M F M F M F M F

1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Nanga) Townsbip-contd Ward No.5 N.A. 186 200 969 525 444 79 55 332 212 Block 7 68 7S 383 199 184 28 21 123 88 8 118 125 586 326 260 51 34 209 124

Ward No.6 N.A. 87 134 615 332 283 23 18 206 136 Block 9 87 134 615 332 283 23 18 206 136

War,! No.7 N.A. 119 1I9 527 290 237 41 34 115 60 lilock 10 119 119 527 290 237 41 34 115 60

Ward No.8 N.A. 60 82 458 231 227 10 8 115 69 Block 11 60 82 458 231 221 10 8 115 69 JVard Nv. 9 N.A. 244 28{) 1,182 oj? .54:; .56 51 422 372 14 Block 12 142 142 618 345 273 26 188 198 13 102 138 564 292 272 30 37 234 174 26 75 lFord No. 10 N.A. 132 133 440 259 181 39 162 Block 14 132 133 440 259 181 39 26 162 75

J-}rard NQ. 11 N.A. 112 112 291 182 109 28 29 110 33 109 2(} 110 33 Block 15 112 1 L! 291 182 2S 216 107 Ward No. 12 N.A. 139 146 513 303 210 36 21 21 216 107 Block 16 lJ9 14(1 513 303 210 36 17 186 8.5 Ward No. 13 N.A. 113 115 432 234 198 20 85 .Block 17 113 115 432 234 1.98 20 17 186 262 125 Ward No. 14 N.A. 177 183 617 366 251 77 51 Block it.; 177 183 617 366 251 77 51, 262 125 161 Wm'd No. 15 N.A.. 119 B1 592 323 269 14 15 154 15 2S4 161 Block 19 119 1.37 592 323 269 14 70 Wart! No. 16 N.A. J3/ 150 6.H 330 3D3 7 6 .. 283 283 70 Block 20 131 1.50 633 330 303 7 6 176 Ward No. 17 N,A. 89 89 438 218 220 3 3 187 Block 21 89 89 438 218 220 3 3 187 1.76 163 Ward No. ]8 NA. 118 118 473 256 217 16 20 201 201 163 Block 22 U8 118 473 256 21.7 16 20 293 225 Ward No. 19 N.A. 145 145 664 3.52 312 19 17 293 225 Block 23 145 145 664 352 312 19 17 205 84 Ward No. 20 N.A. 117 118 434 269 165 J5 33 .. 205 84 Block 24 117 118 434 269 165 55 113

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT ROPAR DISTRICT _.;.._------WORKERS ------_. Total Workers (I-IX) II III IV V VI VII VUl IX X Non­ workers (a) (b) ._---_- M F M F M F M F M F M F M FM F M F M F M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2') 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 3R

253 15 3 1 J I 5/ I 5 ., 119 15 59 12 272 429 92 7 .. ., a. ., .. " ., I 26 .. 3 .. 40 .. 5 .. 18 o 107 177 161 8 ~ I I ...... 25 J 2 .. 79 .. 10 41 (1 165 252 -, 147 2 3 I •. .. " .. .. 22 2 59 12 42 2 185 281

147 2 3 7 22 .. 2 .. 59 12 42 185 281 139 2 44 12 16 13 4 .. 48 2 .151 235 139 2 44 12 ...... 16 13 4 .. 48 2 151 235 8tl 35 6 9.. 1 35 143 227

38 6 9 .. 35 143 227 284 30 I ., J 3 .. 16 ., 254 30 353 515

147 12 . . 1 .. 5 .. 141 J2 19R 261 137 V3 I .. 12 .. 11 ., 113 lS 155 254 145 6 2 3 .. 2 138 il4 175 .., 145 6 .;., .. 3 2.. 138 114 175

115 ...? ~. .. 4 ., 3 .. lOS 67 109

115 3 .. •• 4 .. 3 .. 105 67 109 156 -I 6 .. 3 .. 147 4 14l 206 156 4 6 .... 3 .. 147 4 147 206 123 5 2 5 .. 1 8 .. 12 .. 97 3 111 193 123 S 2 5 .. 8 .. 12 ., 97 3 III 193

204 4 6 .. 16 .. 10 .. 172 4 162 247

204 4 6 .• .. 16 .. 10 .. 172 4 162 247

156 7 2 .. 1 8 .. 145 7 167 262

156 7 2 8 .. 145 7 167 262 157 21 1 .... 5 .. 4 .. 147 21 173 282 IS7 21 ...... 1 5 .. 4., 147 21 173 282 94 13 1 93 13 124 207 94 13 1 93 13 124 207 118 9 1 4 3 llO 9 138 208 9 118 "" .. ,...... ,.. '" .. 1 4 3 110 9 138 208 157 31 3 .. .. 6 1 4 144 30 195 281 157 31 3 .. .. 6 1 4 144 30 195 281 119 5 5 .. .. 2 3 •• 109 5 ISO 16Q 119 S ...... " ...... ,.. s ...... 2 3 109 s 150 160 114

URBAN BtOCKWISE ANANDPUR SAHIB TAHSIL

L:>ca· Nam! of Urb;1.n Area of Occu­ No. of Total Pot,ulation Scheduled Scheduled Literate and tion agglomeration Town/ pie'd House­ (including Institutional Castes Tribes Educated COde TQwn!Ward/ Ward in Resi­ holds anJ HouSoless POJ'8t)rt8 No. Urban enumera­ sq. kms. dential Population) tor's block House'S

.-----.....-__..-,-.. ~--"' .. -.,._ ------__,.._ .._...,__--__.... P M F M F M F M p

') 3 4 6 7 I:{ 9 10 11 12 ]3 14 Nallgal Township-contu Ward No. 21 N.A. lfiO 160 536 315 221 46 34- 208 84 Block 25 160 1(l() 536 315 221 46 34 208 84 Ward No. 22 N.A. 74 74 2Ui 146 132 18 13 114 78

B10ck 26 74 74 146 132 l~ 114 7~

Ward No. :!~ N.A. 126 12(0 561 29{) 271 6 8 177 III Block .n 126 126 290 27.1 177 111 Ward No. 24 N.A. 100 100 295 }84 111 III 78 67 16 »Iock 28 100 100 295 184 111 It! 7S 67 1() Ward No. 25 N.A 91 219 170 188 152 23

In lJl 0') »Iock 29 2J') 170 J ~N 152 "- 23 N.A. Ward No. 26 97 170 ~9 121 30 61 22

Block 30 96 97 170 89 121' :Hl (;1 22 Ward No. 27 83 84 212 130 82 43 36 44 36 Block 31 83 84 212 130 82 43 3(i 44 36

Ward No. 28 N.A. 118 118 413 228 185 16 16 166 77 US Block 32 118 413 228 185 16 16 166 77

Ward No. 29 N.A. 101 102 403 219 184 85 76 146 66 102 Block 33 102 403 219 184 85 76 1.46 66 62 Ward No. 30 N.A. 66 308 167 141 6 5 118 79

Block 31 62 66 308 167 141 6 .5 118 79 Ward No. 31 N.A. 110 110 405 237 168 65 .f8 131 45 Block 3) IlO ]10 405 237 168 65 48 131 45

Ward No. 32 N.A. 7) 72 223 137 86 42 38 75 20

Block 36 72 72 223 137 86 42 38 75 10 Ward _Va. 33 N.A. 87 87 220 147 73 41 17 88 3.$ Block 37 87 81 220 147 73 41 17 88 35 Ward No. 34 N.A. 161 179 488 299 189 72 54 164 $4 Block 38 161 179 488 2.99 189 12 54 164 54 Ward No. 35 N.A. 98 98 258 161 97 26 18 96 42

Block 39 98 98 258 161 97 26 18 96 42

W""c/ No. 36 N.A. 103 103 339 208 131 54 JS 87 32 Block 40 103 103 339 208 131 S4 35 87 32 115 PR~RY CENSUS ABSTRACT ROJlAR DISTRIC T WORKEJtS ---....- ... - .....~- .... ,-."..--._•• __ "'-' r' ... ~., _ ... - .. ~ '" .. _.... _~ .. _ .---to - .. __ ~ .. _-...-..•" T,)tal 1 11 1I1 IV V vr VlL VIn IX X Workers Non­ (I-IX) workers (a) (b)

-. - ... - .... _- _, ,"-_._ r' __ __ ..-' M F M F M FMFMFMFMFMFMFMF M F M F

15 16 11 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 )8 29 30 ~I 32 ~~ .14 .~4\ .17

179 2 11 ...... J] .. 5C) 2 136 2(9

179 2 .. ,12 .. 59 .. 97 136 219 .. .. " " 83 ., 5 I .. .. '" ., 3 11 3 63 5 63 127 R3 5 J 1 , 5 63 J:!7 129 5 1 ...... 2 2 124 /6/ 266 J29 5 ., ., 124 5 161 266 no J .. .. 7 ')6 74 111 t (0 7 74 11 J 127 1 ! 8 I lfiC)

127 x ...... 6 92 169 99 4 1 .. .. 1 ...... :2 .. 7 71 85 99 4 2 7 fiR 4 71

78 2 2 1 fi () 60 2 52 80 78 2 (,0 2 52 RO 121 4 12 102 107 185 121 4 lO:! 107 185

110 /5 '7 ., j .. 5 3 93 14 1M 110 15 7 2 .. 5 14 ]09 169 72 3 2 ...... 1 21 ' 8 40 2 95 138 72 3 2 ...... 2J 1 8 40 2 95 138 119 5 1 ...... (') 3 •• 1M ,'; 118 J(H 119 5 I) 3 109 5 118 163 80 J 2 7() 57 8() 80 2 ...... 76 57 86 92 I 1 91 1 .55 72 92 ., ., .. .. " .. 91 55 12 171 4 6 1 2 163 128 185 111 4 6 2 163 128 185 107 3 2 7 ...... 21 1 7() 3 54 94 107 3 2 ...... 7 ...... 21 76 3 54 94 108 2 " •• •• • f •• " •• 5 ...... 4 5 94 2 100 129 108 2 5 4 5 94 2 100 129 ] 16

URBAN BLOCKWlSE ANANDPUR SAHIB TAHSIL

Loca~ Name of Urban Area of OcCu­ No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion agglomeration/ Townl Pied House- (including Institutionul Castes Tribes end Code Town/Ward /Urbun Ward in Resi­ holds and Houseless Population) Educated No. cnumcra tor's block Sq. kms. dential Persons Houses

.,-.' ----~,-----..,---- ... -- --~-- ---~-.... - .---... __ .. _------p M F M F M F M F

'"/ 10 11 J2 13 14 Nangal Town Sbip-concld Ward No. 37 N.A. 25 25 37 21' 18 5

Block 41 25 25 .n 2~ 21 IH 5

IVatd No. 38 N.A. 70 74 440 209 180 150 Block 42 70 74 440 231 209 180 150

""Vard No. 39 N.A. 81 Xl 357 187 170 5 2 ] 40 114 Block 43 HI 81 357 187 170 5 140 114

Ward No. 40 N.A. 143 143 532 244 216 140

Block 44 143 143 532 244 216 140

Ward No. 4t N.A. 163 163 3J4

Block ~5 163 163 635 314 233 220

Ward No. 42 N.A. 94 106 3p, 5 165 119 83

Block 46 94 1O(i 3R5 220 HiS 129 83

Ward No. 43 N.A. t49 149 635 310 325 44 39

Hlock 47 149 149 635 310 325 44 39 215 218

Ward No. 44 N.A. 121 126 394 :'09 185 31 35 13S 123

Block 48 121 126 394 209 185 31 35 138 123

Anandpur Sahib l}rb~\n Agglomeration N.A. 896 1,070 5,000 2,692 2,308 774 659 1,815 1,094

81111/(a) AnanJpur Sahib (M.e.) 0·86 824 985 4,701 2,512 2,189 764 652 1.681 1029 Ward No. t M.A. 89 112 488 259 229 110 95 182 102

Block 1 89 112 488 259 229 1tO 95 1~2 102 JVard No. lA N.A. t06 112 543 294 249 164 146 190 108

Block 2 106 112 543 294 249 164 146 190 108 Ward No.2 NA. 81 104 572 289 283 17 13 208 143

Block 3 ~I 104 572 289 283 17 13 208 14~

Ward No. -' N.A. 87 108 487 255 232 S to 187 117

Block 4 87 108 487 255 232 8 10 187 117

Ward No.4 N.A. 109 13~ 552 308 31 19 107 110

Block 5 101) UR 552 ]08 244 31 19 207 110 Ward No.5 N.A. 91 119 620 332 2'88 34 29 249 163

Block (J 91 119 620 332 288 34 29 249 163

ij/ard No. SA i N.A. 103 109 529 292 237 133 104 170 88 Block 7 N.A. 103 109 529 292 237 133 104 PO ~6 117

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT .ROPAR DISTRICT

__- __---' WORKERS ___._... ______...... __...... ______--.Io ____ -----_....._,._ ...... _-,---- Total Workers I IT III IV V VI VII VHf IX X (I-IX) Non­ -___._-~-- workers (a) (b) ---'-- -..---- -_--._ ------M F M F M F MFMFMFMFMFMFMF M F -...-.----M F 15 16 17 J8 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 3S 36 37 38

26 1J 37 27 26 21 37 127 5 3 84 14 3 104

127 5 3 25 1 ' ... 84 14 3 104 204 82 6 1 .. 8) 6 J05 164

82 6 81 6 105 164 , 145 10 - .. 9 5 129 10 143 234 145 10 2 .. 9 .. 5 .. 129 10 143 234

169 8 4 5 158 8 306 169 2 .. 4 .. 5 .. 158 8 ]52 306

117 J 3 31 .. 6 2 J03 l()~ 162 117 3 3 3 6 '" 103 2 103 162 167 21 10.. 5 .. J45 21 143 304

167 21 6 10.. 5 . . 145 21 143 304 117 24 J .. 4 .. .. J 10 .24 HU 117 24 1 .. 1 .. 4 .. .. 110 24 161

1,251 61 125 ... 93 9 48 1 152 1 58 .. ~24 .. 50 . . ~92 S9 1,441 2,2.4'7 1,166 58 115 92 9 ...... 48 1 144 1 Sl .. 30'7 .. 36 . . 364 56 1.346 %,131 117 12 43 2.. R I .. 24 26 142 228

117 1 12 43 " 8 24 26 1 142 228 155 6 27 14 15 9 .. f 1 20 4 .. 54 09 243

155 6 27 14 J .. 15 .. 9. . It .. 20 .. 4 . . 54 6 139 243 131 6 8 ...'" .. 9 tJ .. 1 '. 54 .. 14 32 158 277 131 6 8 .2 .. 9 t J 54 14 32 5 IS8 271

120 7 3 1 R.. 2.. 51 1 4] 1 135 225 120 7 3 3 .. 18 .. 2 " 5J .• 1 42 7 135 225

155 (, .. n " 18 " ~4 7 J53 241 155 6 " 22 .. 18 •• 34 7 .. 55 3 153 241 148 13 12 1 J5 ,'\ .. 62 " 3 46 13 184 '275 148 13 12 7 IS 3 .. 62 ,. 3 , . 46 13 184 275 125 7 2tl 3 .. 2J 5 .. 24 .. 40 6 167

lZS 7 26 3 .. .' ...... ~1 1 S .. 24 .. 5 . . 40 6 161 230 1'18

ANANDPlJR SAHIB TAHSII~ URBAN BL{)CK:WISE

Loca- Name of Urban Arca of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate and tion agglomeration Town! pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes Educated Code Town/Ward/Urban Ward in Rcsi~ holds and Houscless Population) Persons No. enumerator's block sq. kms. dential Houses _._----_._------P M F M r M F M F

" - .\ 4 5 (l 7 ~ Q 10 11 12 13 J4 Alll\n!)pur Sahib (M.C.)-concld

Ward Nc. 6 N.A. 87 105 5] 6 285 25t 118 96 179 121

Bloc,k 8 87 105 :'i36 2R5 251 118 96 179 i21

Ward No. 6A N.A. 71 78 374 II.)R 76 149 140 J09 77

B'ock 9 71 78 374 19R 7fJ 149 140 109 77

PRIMARy CENSUS ABSTRACT ROPAR DISTRICt --WORKERS Total I II III TV V VI VII VHf lX X Workers Non- (I-IX) workers (a) (b) --- M F M F --M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 ]6 17 ]8 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 ,28 29 30 3J 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

130 IS 12 23 6 9 · . 5 29 · . 46 15 155 236 130 15 12 23 · . · . · , . . . . () · . I.) 5 · . 29 · . 46 t. 155 236 8S 3 ) · . · . · . 10 · . 31 · . 5 · . 9 . . 1 . . 23 113 176 ISS J 3 · . · . . . 10 · . 31 · . 5 · . I.) · . 23 113 176 85 3 10 1 · . . . . . ~ . . 7 . . 17 . . 14 . . 28 J 95 116 ------~---..... -...

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STATE eOIJNDAIlY OISTI'ICT lOUNOA.RV CLASSIFICATION OF VILLAGES TAHSIL BOUNDARY TAHSIL ~~ADQUAF\TERS -..CCORDING TO POPULATION SIZE CLASS VIUAGl: BOUNDARIES WITH LOCAtION CODE NUMIiIERS (CENSUS) METALLED ROAD POSIT ION OF A Of>AR (i ~?,OOO & ABOVE. 8ROAO GAUGl RAILWAYS WITH STATION ~'-) TAHSIL IN ROPMI 1,000 --" 1,999 -.. -_. RIVER DISTRICT SOO -- 999 CANAL 'ii 200 -- 499 URBAN AREA, :' <) LE'::;C, THA.'.i 200 I\ t]. N ~ , :. " I ;t,\ iNHARIT~D VILLAGE.S I ! : TOWNS , I 1 ROPAR I j ; i I I n MURINI)A , . ! I ;. ' . I i i : ~ .,,<; ,') r' 1 .., " ') i: ~ e ,~-==~~~~~~"~~'~;'~E~~ ( Ij~~O~~~~~~=_=_=~=~=~=:=~=_=~=_=~======7=6=O~/=3=O='=E=A=S=T=o=r=G=R=[=E=N=W=i=C=H===~ .~~S' ______. ---."--~-...... -----..__.... ~ 121

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ROPAR TAHSrL

Serial Name of Location I Serial Name ot l.ocation No. Village Code No. I, No. Village Code No. I 1 2 J ! ) i " Abhepur Beli 8/2/89 56 Barsalpur 8/2/.lIS 2 Ahmedpur 8/2/65 57 Bazidpur fl/2/201 3 Aima 8/2/2St I, 58 Behbalpur 8/2/378 4 Akalgarh 8/2/234 59 Behrarnpur Bet 8/2/190 5 Akbarpur 8/2/144 60 Behrampur Zamindari 8/2/237

6 Akbarpur 8/2/366 61 Beli 8/'l.! 16 7 AJampur 8/2/57 62 Deli Attalgarh 8/2/J20 8 Alibak 8/2/79 63 Beli Kalan 8/2/119 {} AliplIr 8/2/46 64 BeUa 8/2/202 10 Alowal 8/2/24 65 Berampur 8/2/80

11 Amrali 8/2/333 66 Bhaddal 8/2/162 12 Arazi Ropar 8/2/88 67 Bhago Majra 8/2/285 13 Arnouli 8/2/344 68 Bha~wantpur 8/2/276 14 Assarpur R/2/J 27 69 Bhami P-/2!132 15 Asspur H/2/29 70 Bhaku Majra 8/2/267

I(l A ttalgarh 8121283 71 Bhalyaicn H/2/204 17 Attari 8/2/184 72 Bhaowal R/2/J76 lfl Attari 8/2/9 73 Bhaowal 8/2/122 19 Awankot 8[2130 74 Bhaowal 8/2/ J 5 20 Bada Bande Mehnl 8/2(110 75 "Bha ratgarh 8/2/1 <)

21 Bada Chaunta 8/2/205 76 Bhatian 8/2/.~57 22 Dada Gadhram 8/2/265 77 Bheora 8/2/170 23 Dada Makrona R/2/299 78 Bhemn Majra 8/2/245 24 Bada Mansuha R/2j209 79 Bhogalan 8/2/75 :!5 Bada Sidhupur 8/2/:136 80 Bhoje Majra ~/2/244

26 Bada Sumana 8/2/.121 Xl Bholu Kalewal Hili J47 27 Badhechh Bada 8/2/:110 82 Bhurra 8/2/302 28 Badhechh Chhota 8/2/31 J 83 Bikon R/2/42

1,_, __ ~ 24 Badi Babani 8/2/22~ ~4 Bindrakh l-' ''''/'''''9 30 Badi Gandhol1 8'2/219 R5 Birguru 1

31 Badi Mandoli 8/'2/369 B6 Booth~arh 8/2/360 n Badi Rouni 8/2/330 R7 Brahmin M ajra fJ./2/278 :n Badwali 8/2/383 88 Budhabheora flo/2/175 34 Bagwati 8/2/77 89 Bur Majra 8/2/29'!. 35 Unhadarpur R/2/52 90 Chak Amar Singh 8/2/304

36 Bal 8/2/1 I '1! Chak Dhera Rj2(32 37 Balamgarh Aliac; Mandwara 8/2/232 92 Chak Kam1an 8/2/72 38 BalawalplIr Sj2/64 93 Chak Labori 8/2/108 J9 Ballan 8/2/3S4 94 Chaklan 8/:'j2X7 40 Balrampur 812/248 95 Chaklan 8/2/329

41 Bal Sandha ft/2/270 96 Chak Naher 8/2/J 13 42 Baman 8/2/12.5 97 Chalaki 8/2/377 43 Bamnahra 8/2/348 98 Chamar Majra 8/2/249 44 Bangian 8/2/351 99 Charnkaur Sahib R/2/259 45 Bara 8/2/21 S 100 Chandpur R12/55

411 Bara Daud pur 8/2/118 101 Charrian 8/2/70 47 Bara Phul 8/2/9J 102 Cha rri an fI./2/279 48 Bara Pind 8/2/17 103 Chhota Bande Mehal 8/2/211 49 Bara Surtanpur 8/2/130 104 Cbhota Chaunta R/2/t 77 50 Bardar 8/2ft S3 lOS Chhota Daudpur fl/2/lnl

5) Bari IIJ2i149 106 Chhota Gadhram 8/2/264 52 Bari Haweli 8/2/87 107 Chhota Makrona 8/2/300 53 Bari Ihakian R/2/14 108 Cbhota Mansuhu 8/2/208 54 Bari Makori 8/2/45 109 Chhota Phul 8/2/134 55 Bad Reion 8/2/137 110 Chhota Sidhupur 8/2/335 122

ALPHABETICAL UST OF VILLAGES ROPAR TAHSIL

Serial Name of Location Serial Name of Location No. Village Code Nc. No. Village Code No.

t 2 3 1 2 3

111 Chhota Sumana 8/2/327 166 Gostan 8/2/290 112 Chhota Surtanpur 8/2/131 ]67 Hafizabad 8/2/198 113 Chhoti Babani 8/2/226 168 Haler 8/2/13 114 Chhoti Gandhon 8/2/217 169 Hardo Haripur 8/2/7 Jl5 Chhoti Haweli 8/2/86 110 Hardo Namoh 8/2/4

J 16 Chhoti Jhakian 8/2/12 171 Haripur 8/2/152 117 Chhoti JhaJian 8/2/207 172 Haripur Ror Majra 8/2/288 118 Chhoti Makori 8/2/44 173 Hamampur 8/2/228 119 Chhoti Malldoli 8/2/386 174 Haron 8/2/256 120 Chhoti Rouni 8/2/331 175 Hawara 8/2/312

121 Chotamla 8/2/367 176 Hirnatpur 8/2/21 122 Chuhar Majra 8/2/3D ]77 Hirdapur 8/2/227 123 Chupki 8/2/97 ]78 Hussainpur 8/2/82 124 Dadhi 8/2/2 179 Indcrpura 8/2/39 125 Dakala 8/2/56 180 Jabar Hera 8/2/231

126 Dalla 8/2/189 181 Jagatpur R/2/203 127 Dargah Shah Khalid Binwalid 8/2/83 182 Jahangir R/2/34 128 Datarpur 8/2/381 ]83 Jasran 8/2/185 129 Dau Majra 8/2/165 184 Jatana 8/2/246 130 Dehar 8/2/262 .185 Jhalian Kalan 8/2/241

131 Dhala 8/2/69 186 Jhandian 8/2/74 132 Dhangoli 8/2171 187 Jindanpur 8/2/102 133 Dhangrali 8/2/349 188 Kahanpur 8/2/192 134 Dhanola 8/2/308 J89 Kainaur 8/2/326 13S Dhanori 8/2/323 190 Kajoli 8/2/358

J36 Dholan Majra R/2/352 19J Kakot 8/2/151 ]37 Dhumrnewal 8/2/200 192 Kakrala 8/2/18 138 Diwari 8/2/26 193 Kakrali 8/2;:,25 ]39 Doburji 8/2/35 .194 Kakron 8/2/281 140 Dughari 8/2/68 195 Kalaran 8/2/353

141 Dugri 8/2/269 .196 Kale Majra 8/2/314 142 Dutchi Majra 8/2/291 197 Kalheri 8/2/382 143 Dumchheri 8/2/373 198 Kamalpur '8,/2/242 J44 Dumna 8/2/328 199 Kandola 8/2/255 145 Farid 8/2/123 200 Kanjla 8/2/362

146 Fatehgarh 8/2/343 20] Karkhana Belawala 8/2/99 147 Fatehgarh 8/2/247 202 Karkhana Bharatgarhwala P/2/98 148 Fatehgarh Viran 8/2/114 203 Katli 8/2/58 149 Fatehpur 8/2/191 204 Katlor 8/2/254 150 Fatehpur 8/2/8 205 Khabra 8/2/274

151 Fatehpur 8/2/16 206 KhaJidpur 8/2/143 152 Ferozepur 8/2/183 207 Khalilpur 8/2/128 1.53 Gaggarwal 8/2/334 208 Khanpur 8/2/159 154 Gagon 8/2/263 209 Khan pur 8/2/199 155 Garhi 8/2/124 210 Khant 8/2/356

156 Ghanaula 8/2/41 211 Kharota 8/2/20 157 8/2/38 212 Kherabad 8/2/135 158 Ghurkewal 8/2/J03 213 Kheri 8/2/154 159 Gobindgarh Kulchian 8/2/100 214 Kheri Salabatpur 8/2/243 160 Gobindpur 8/2/213 215 Kherpur 8/2/363

161 Gobindpur Alias Dbespur 8/2/316 216 Khizarpur 8/2/95 162 Gopalpur 8/2/346 217 Khokhar 8/2/188 163 Gunu Majra 8/2/49 218 Khwaspur 8/2/60 164 Gurdaspur 8/2/90 219 Kimatpur 8/2/22 165 Gurupura 8/2/216 I 220 Kishanpur 8/2/15~ 123

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ROPAR TAHSIL

Serial Name of Location Serial Name of tocatioll No. Village Code No. No. Village Code No.

1 2 3 2 3

221 Kishanpur 8/2/194 276 Nathmalpur 8/2/347 222 Kishanpur 8/2/365 277 Nauhon 8/2/36 223 Kishanpura 8/2/282 278 Naurangpur 8/2/148 224 KIa I Majra 8/2/280 279 Nolakha 8/2/1 225 Kotbala 8/'}./28 280 Nonuwal 8/2/92

226 Kotla 8/2/345 281 Oind 8/2/320 227 Kotlanihang 8/2/139 282 Panjkoha 8/2/374 228 KotJa Sarmukh Si ngh 8/2/193 283 Panjola 8/2/224 229 Kotli 8/2/268 284 Panjoli 8/2/223 230 Kotli 8/2/339 285 Parti Pinda 8/2/109

231 Kudaspur 8/2/157 286 Paprala 8/2/172 232 Kulya 8/1/180 287 Parri 8/2/166 233 Ladhal 8/2/81 288 Pathar Majra 8/2/238 234 Lakhiwal 8/2/121 289 Pathreri Jattan 8/2/240 235 Lakhmipur 8/2/169 290 Pathreri Rajputan 8/2/239

236 Laudi Majra 8/2/53 291 Patial 8/2/51 237 Lohari 8/'2/284 292 l)hesa 8/2/112 238 Lohgarh Alias Phiue 8/2/54 293 Phulpur Grewal 8/2/140 239 Luther; 8/2/318 294 Pi pal Majra 8/2/301 240 Mado Majra 8/2/50 295 Pirthipur 8/2/10

241 Madpur 8/2/222 296 Prcmpur 8/2/337 242 Magror 8/2/145 297 Purkhali 8/2/156 243 M.:hlan 8/2/206 298 Raipur 8/2/257 244 Majri 8/2/31 299 Raipur Patti 8/2/235 245 Majri 8/2/142 300 Raje Majra 8/2/236

246 Majri 8/2/150 301 Ram Bagh 8/2/371 247 Majri 8/2/332 302 Ramgarh 8!2/385 248 Makowal 8/2/116 303 Ramgarh 8/2/94 249 Malcwal 8/2/104 304 Ramgarh 8/2/319 250 Malikpur 8/2/66 305 Ramgarh 8/2/233

251 Manela 8/2/309 306 Ramgarh 8/2/160 252 Maneli 8/2/307 307 Rampur 8/2/1] 5 253 Mane Majra 8/2/258 308 Rampur 8/2/158 254 Manguwal 8/2/27 309 Rampur Bet 8/2/298 255 Manik Majra 8/2/220 310 Rampur Mehrab 8/2/36J

256 Man Kheri 8/2/368 311 Ranga 8/2/126 257 Manpur 8/2/355 312 Rangian Po/2/364 258 Mansali 8/2/13 313 Rangilpur 8/2/218 259 Mehpalon R/2/294 314 Raotan 8/2/133 260 Mehtot 8/2/196 315 Rashidpur 8/2/186

261 Mia ni 8/2/33 316 Rasulpur 8/2/173 262 Mianpur 8/2/221 317 Rasulpur 8/2/322 263 Mianpur Bandalian 8/2/61 318 Ratanpur 8/2/37 264 Mianpur Hindore 8/2/3 319 Rattangarh 8/2/384 265 Mianpur Raian 8/2/63 320 Rattangarh 8/2/306

266 Moazaz -ul-Dinpur 8/2/179 321 Rattanpur 8/2/96 267 Mohan Majra 8/2/110 322 Rawalpur 8/2/48 268 Murinda (Rural) 8/2/370 323 Relon Khurd 8/2/171 269 MugalMajri 8/2/286 324 Rolu Majra 8/2/295 270 Mukarabpur 8/2/250 325 Ropar (Rural) 8/2/85

271 MuJlana 8/2/105 326 RukaJi Mahmangarh 8/2/195 272 Mundian 8/2/261 327 Rurkee Riran 8/2/317 273 Mundian Majra 8/2/342 328 Sadabarat 8/2/59 274 Muzafat 8/2/182 329 Safalpur 8/2/164 275 NagaI 8/2/25 330 Saheri 8/2/350 124

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ROPAR TAHSIL

Serial Name of Location S:rial Name of Location No. Village Code No, INo. Village Code No.

.., ~ _," t ~ 1 1 ,..

331 Sahu tvtajra 8/2/43 i ~61 Simbal JhaJiLlJ1 8/2/16H 332 Saidplir 8/2/303 , 362 Singh 8,'2/275 333 Saidpur 8/2/106 363 Singhpura 8/2/67 334 Saini Majru 8/2/40 364 Solkkian 8/2/273 335 Salahpur R,I2/187 365 Sorari 812(146

3.16 Salcmpur ~/2/297 II 366 Sotal 8/2/324 337 Salepul' 8/2/271 367 Sukhrampur 8/Z/138 338 Saloh Majra 8/2j260 I 368 Suleman Shikoh 8/2/178 339 Salora 8/2/214 369 Sultanpur 8/1/t07 812/174 I :no Sultanpur 8:2/230 340 Samrula I I I 371 Tajpur 8,2;379 341 Samroli 8/2/293 I 342 Sammu 8/1178 ! 372 Talahpur 8 /2/266 343 Sandhari Majra 8/2/338 373 Taprinn Amar Singh 8/2j191 344 Sangatpur 8/2/359 374 Taprian Boothgarh 8/2/93 345 S<.Illgatpur 812/212 375 Taprian Dayal Singh 8/2/252 346 Santokh garh 8/2/163 376 Taprian Gharispur 8/2/129 347 Santpur 8/2/296 377 Taprian Rashidpur 8/2/117 348 Santpur urr Chupki 8/2/277 378 Tarf 8/2/23 349 Sarahnll 8/2/341 379 Thali 8/2/47 350 Sarangpur 8/2/ J 11 380 Thona 8/2/167 351 Sehon Majra 8i2/289 331 Tipal Mnjra 8,'2/62 352 Shadipur 8/2/376 382 Tirk Gandhi 8/2/5 353 Shahpur 8/2/141 383 Tirk Karman 8/2/6 354 Shahpul" 8/2/380 384 Todarpur H/2/375 355 Shariabad Urf Nanakpur ~/2J84 385 Udhampur 8/2/340 386 Ussmanpul' 8l 2/272 356 Sheikhupur 8/2/181 357 Shckhu Majra 8/2/372 358 Shiampura 8/2/136 359 Siasatpur 8/2/161 360 Sidhuall 8/2/305 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Ropar Tahsil 1~6 VlLLAGEWlSE PRlMAR\! ROPAR TAHSIL

Loca- Name of Tahsil/Village Area of OCCll- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate and tion Tahsil pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes Educated Code in sq. Resi- holds and Houseless Population) persons No. kms. dential and of Houses Village in "i,;res _.. ,-_ ...... _.. _-"'------P M F M F M F M F

2 J 4 5 () 7 t{ 9 10 11 12 13 14 8/2 Ropar Tahsil 7.28'1 25,772 26,060 162,046 81,671 14,375 25,819 21,455 39,103 19,963 8/2/1 Nolakha (1) 17.2 6 6 16 12 4 · . 2 Dadhi (316) 625 46 46 233 131 102 36 33 58 8 J Mianr.ur Hmdorc (3 J7) 670 6() 72 416 227 Hs9 52 51 96 3S 4 Hardo Namoh (318) 602 73 73 444 234 210 37 34 67 6 5 Tirk Gandhi (2) 56 7 7 :;3 25 28 13

(i Tirk Karman (J) 21.5 11 1 j 7P, 38 40 12 1 7 Hardo lIaripur (319) 366 20 20 114 63 51 · . .. 33 6 8 Falehpur (320) 362 56 56 337 179 158 23 27 65 21 I) Attari (322) 834 139 139 930 500 430 59 41 206 66 !O Pirthipur (32 I I 427 73 73 457 251 206 147 105 98 11

11 13al (4) 355 17 17 97 57 40 II 5 14 5 n Chhoti Jhukian (5) 386 37 37 234 134 100 53 42 53 20 13 Hakr (323) 322 ]8 Iii 67 32 35 20 IH 6 2 14 Bari Jhakiun (324) 761 169 169 943 511 43,2 105 71 173 47 15 Hhuuwal (325) 734 51 60 317 174 143 19 17 65 26

l() Bcli (6) 1,291 52 52 337 JH4 153 10 8 15 8 17 Bara Pind (326) 1,513 25H 260 1,469 823 646 207 186 245 81 1(; Kakrala. (332) 476 1.3 JJ 90 52 38 6 9 15 3 19 IJharatgarh (327) .1,060 267 268 1,359 747 612 214 179 428 212 20 Kharota (328) 439 41 44 213 112 101 58 47 24 6 21 Himatpur (329) 475 8 X 55 28 27 13 6 22 Killliltpur (330) 137 7 7 55 30 25 11 6 23 Tarf (8) 269 Un· 24 Alowal (331) 8J9 74 74 428 219 209 47 46 84 31 25 Nagai (335) 1,224 6.1 ld 368 197 171 52 33 78 12 26 Diwari (334) 70!. 3 3 13 7 6 · . 1 27 Manguwal (333) 331 25 :!5 In 99 79 38 26 25 28 Kot Bala. (10) 239 71 71 383 206 177 · . 87 40 19 Asspur (9) 845 39 39 285 160 125 5 6 55 19 30 Awankot (7) 866 99 99 595 311 284 112 98 98 38

3[ Majri (11) 299 ....." - 22 127 67 60 4 4 19 2 32 Chak: Dhcra (27) 701 38 38 251 123 128 5l 51 54 25 33 Miani (28) 286 15 15 84 44 40 30 18 34 Jahangir (29) lOO 2 ., 10 6 4 5 2 35 Doburji (26) 425 46 46 307 169 138 54 37 57 37

36 Nuuhon (J 5) 256 53 53 269 133 136 69 74 51 37 37 Raltanpul' (14) 151 43 43 223 117 J06 .. 47 26 38 Ghanauli (13) 1,182 402 418 2,283 1,176 1,107 279 209 641 350 39 Indcrpura (12) 186 14 14 76 34 4.! 21 4 40 Saini Majra (336) 462 74 74 492 275 217 183 60

41 Ghanaula (337) 383 Hi 1 161 708 378 330 173 151 123 29 42 Dikon (338) 324 56 57 320 171 149 70 35 43 Sahu Majl'a (339) 832 23 28 125 56 69 32 21 44 Chhoti Makori (340) 482 Sg fl8 44 28 16 25 14 7 2 45 Bari Makori (341) 142 26 26 170 94 76 47 35 29 10 46 AlipuT' (18) 249 88 S8 491 269 222 151 118 93 36 47 Thali (16) 30.1 1J4 134 745 3X2 363 20 9 90 44 ·l8 Rawalpur ~22) i21 9 ') 93 50 43 1 16 7 49 Gunu Majra (24) 204 30 J() 168 89 79 · , 40 16 50 Madu M:ljra (25) 300 21 21 120 60 60 26 20 26 23 51 Patial (JO) 222 61 Gl 400 214 186 19 17 103 58 ...5" Hahadat'pUl' {32} 167 26 37 23& 118 120 · . , . 64 38 53 Laudi Majra (31) 250 146 148 807 419 388 72 65 172 148 54 Lohaarh Alia" Phidc (23) 356 93 93 578 303 275 8 3 )76 97 55 ChandplIl' (2 I) 216 2·~ 24 149 71 72 14 10 41 16 127

CENSUS ABSTRACT ROPAR DISTRICT

WORKERS

Total Workers (I-IX) I II III IV v VI V11 VIII IX X Non­ ---,--...... -..... - \\'(lrkcrs (a) (b) ------_. ------._---,._- M F M F M.FMF MP MFM FMFMFMFM FM 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 JI 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 1 44,808 539 24,060 104 9,452 134 211 1 1. . 2,017 39 1.778 42 787 1 1,297 2 821 I 4,384 215 42,863 73.836

8 5 3 · ...... 4 4 t 73 63 2 1 .. 7 5M 102 5 .. 107 J 8~ 120 111 · . 4 · . · , 3 121 105 3 4 3 .. (j to 210 4 13 13 f:! 2R S 20 20 .. Ih 40 6 26 24 · . · . 2 37 51 7 10J 65 20 3 ...."l . . .11 78 158 8 2J4 2 167 ., 14 7 .. 1 .. 1 .. 7 17 2 28(, 42R 9 139 80 52 1 .. 6 .. 112 206 10

30 30 · . . . 27 40 It 68 66 1 1 .' .... (i(, 100 12 17 17 · ...... · . 15 35 13 237 204 19 .. .. 3 1 .. t .. 9 274 432 14 86 58 4 .5 .. 13 .. (i 88 143 1 S

... . t 53 16 110 · . t07 .. · . . " .. 1 . . 1 1 .. . 74 465 66 2RR 36 61 21 15 24 I 1 5 14 22 .. 35 8 35R ,580 J7 25 · . 22 . . 1 .. .. · ...... " ., .. .. 27 38 18 372 10 154 1 69 1 19 .. 13 .. 8 35 .. 12 .. ('1 9 37'5 602 )9 74 42 11 4 3 t 1 .. J .. 3R 101 20 12 11 1 16 27 21 19 19 1f 25 22 inhabited 23 132 · . 72 20 23 2 9 .. 87 209 24 118 1 96 .. 8 1 1 .. ] .. (i 1 79 170 25 ,., S · . 4 .. 1 (} 26 .. . .. 4:' 57 t 51 1 · . · . 78 27 82 1 69 J 2 .. 2 2 5 1 J24 176 28 61 52 2 · . 3 ... .. · . 1 .. 1 99 115 29 ] 67 75 75 3 2 4 1 .. 7 144 284 30

1 43 38 t .., 24 60 31 75 61 11 · . " ...... 4S J 28 32 2~ 18 ) 1 1 •. 1 .. 21 40 33

~. ., . 1 '3 3 · ...... '" 4 34 84 6/ 12 ...... J 1 .. 1 7 .. 85 137 35

69 22 31 13 3D 7 2 .. 1 ,~ 2 64 114 36 63 54 14 49 14 · . 1 .. · ~ .. 1 3 · . 92 37 S51 8 162 86 4 55 31 23 .. 1)0 .. 30 .. 70 8 625 f ,099 38 J6 18 1.-; · . 2 1 .. '" · . 42 39 125 J02 6 1 .. 4 .., 10 .. 150 217 40 204 · . 109 .. 79 4 . . S 174 330 4 J "'I L"l 71) 92 6 75 6 , ~ .. 14.1 4:2 "l 24 2 22 2 · . ~ .. 3~ (,7 43 19 5 t ·f · . <) 16 44 "l 40 54 27 .. 22 ...... " " 76 45 143 15 47 .. 41 . . 41 15 .. 1 .. 5 8 126 207 46 167 70 S3 f 2 1 .. 4 13 21 215 363 47 2 .. 20 43 48 30 28 · . " ...... · . 35 · . 27 t 1 1 .. " " 54 79 49 27 2 17 7 1 1 .. 2 t 33 58 50 96 75 .. 11 t 1 1 1 • .. ().. lJR 186 SJ S3 2 39 t . . l 2 3 .. 1 .. · . 1 .1 (); 11 R 52 "l 9 3() ~ 1R 3RS 5:' 201 99 22 4.. •• ~ 11 5 14 135 69 11 29 5 .. 2 I) to t6R 275 54 "l "'I 34 43 26 8 3 I- .• 1 72 '55 128 VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY ROPAR TAHSIL Total Population Literate Loca- Name of Tahsil/Village Area of Occu- No. of Scheduled Scheduled (including Institutional and lion Tahsil pied House- Castes Tribes Resi- and Houseless Educated Cooe in SQ. hold~ dential Popu 'at ion ) Persons No. km~. & of Hotlsc'i Village in acrc:-;

P M F M F M F M F ....., _'\ 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 J2 13 14

11/2/56 Dakala (34) 219 80 80 434 228 206 · . 109 58 57 AlamplIf' (3) 300 2& 32 195 ]05 90 63 47 40 12 58 Katli (40) 566 64 65 384 191 193 108 72 59 Sadabarat (41) 39.1 7 7 33 25 8 · . 15 4 60 Khw3'1pur (39) 4~1 '106 115 728 409 319 159 132 199 101

61 Mianlhlr Bandalian (38) 70 V". 62 Tipal Majra (36) 180 29 29 132 83., 49 47 30 .. 15 9 63 Mianpur Raian (37) 77 . . 1 3 .... 1 I t 1 () 64 Halawalpur (20) 142 37 37 211 97 114 10 56 28 65 Ahmed pur (19) 161 85 85 405 218 187 135 130 56 26 (16 Malikpur (35) 900 180 J80 1,065 562 50.1 8J 69 292 166 (17 SinghpuJ'U ( 17) .145 29 19 211 102 109 · . 64 37 6H Dughari (:\46) 417 119 119 575 328 247 ]86 125 139 29 g () 69 Dhala (347) 61() 1 1 2 6 "(I 70 ('''arrian (45) 120 ~ .' 14 X (1 3 71 Dhangoli (344) 60H 47 47 293 157 136 127 107 44 16 Chak Karman (42) 573 38 38 239 120 119 (i6 .55 37 16 n () 73 M ansali (34J) 1.229 4 4 20 I I 9 I .. 1 74 Jhandian (365) 907 II 12 37 25 12 (1 3 6 2 75 Bhoga\an (364) (J(ll 49 49 2'27 13H 89 J38 89 17 I 7(1 Falcilpur 0(3) 9X7 21 21 140 77 63 77 61 27 .'\ 11 77 Bagwali (J5S) 4tH II Sf 50 31 6 2 17 78 Sallana n4H) 1,3 t R 20" 20 J30 69 61 .13 21 ]4 .5 79 Allhak (57) 119 Vn- 80 Bcrampur (350) 29:; 26 29 118 7S 60 !i6 45 28 8

81 Ladhal (.149) 499 23 2~l 174 96 78 46 34 47 28 82 Hussainrur (42) 279 64 65 357 200 157 62 46 .t08 50 83 Dargah Shah Khalid Binwalid (351) 524 16 16 85 46 39 46 39 I .. 84 Sharfahad UrI' Nanakpllr(43) 115 40 45 21R 119 109 53 46 :"1 ~1 85 Ropal' (Rural) (44) 1,340 81 81 470 256 214 256 214 97 25 86 Chhnti llawdi (48) 25: 44 46 339 16(; J7J 10 7 93 81 87 Bari Ha\\cli (45) 799 15.+ 156 1,020 534. 486 139 113 157 61 . Sti Arazi Ropar (46) 93 V,,- 89 Abhcpur Bcli (. 7) 107 UII- 90 GlIrdasplll' (75) 294 :19 J9 246 116 00 49 52 41 33

91 nara Phul (76) 1.298 1.2 12 b8 40 28 34 25 36 4 Un- 92 Nonuwal (77) 254 93 Tapl'ian Hoothgarh (tW) t 10 Un- 94 Ramgarh (79) 215 4 4 20 13 7 9., 5 2 1 95 Khilarpllr (86) 519 5 5 19 13 6 '".. 1)6 Rattanplll' (fl7) lin UII- 97 Chupki (HS) 101 UII~ 9R Karkhana Bharat Garh- waIn (89) 1 i(l Ull· 99 Karkhana Be1awala (90) 305 VII- 100 Gobindgarh Ku1chian (100) 36(; UIl- .. 101 Chhota Daudpur (104) 79 18 18 1~8 61) S9 69 59 5 4 102 Jindanpur (108) 914 26 26 94 57 37 30 25 18 103 Ghurkc\A}al (109) Uq 9 9 28 18 to 17 10 4 3 104 Malewal (107) 406 ".., 22 120 65 55 65 49 19 lht- 105 Mullana (110) 340 UII- 106 Saidpur (112) 132 )(}7 Sultanpur (Ill) 4() I 2X 21{ 159 84 75 30 31 25 8 108 Chak LLihori (11 H) 273 .,~ 3 13 9 4 2 1 3 1 109 Panj Pinda (117) 144 X K 47 17 20 18 13 3 .. 110 Mohun Majnl (123) 496 63 63 358 202 156 99 79 77 34 1~9.

CENSUS ABSTRACT ROPAR DISTRICT WORKERS

Total Workers I J( HI IV V VI VII VIII " IX X (I-IX) Non- ~~ workers ::t (a) (b) !~ ------M F M F M F M P M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 1 ., 125 99 2 · . .... · . 7 3 2 4 6 1 103 205 S6 44 19 12 · . · . · . · . 3 2 · . 8 61 90 57 92 67 2 I 2 · . 8 J 4 5 99 193 58 22 · . 7 2 · . · . · . 4 · . 9 3 8 59 214 1 94 67 1 · . 9 · . 12 · . 6 2 3 · . 21 lllS 3[8 60 inhabited 61 55 5 I · . 45 · . 1 3 28 48 62 2 1 .1 · . · . . · . . . 1 63 t · 46 · . 34 J · . 1 · . 2 . . 1 · . 4 51 1.14 64 119 5 12 12 1 · . 83 5. 2 I 3 5 99 182 65 270 154 57 () 6 · . (i 1 . . 13 27 292 503 66 47 · . 25 J · . · . 2 2 · . 5 J 2 5 55 109 67 160 6;2 56 SO 62 I 1 · . J · . 2 18 168 }85 ()8 I , J 6 69 J 3 3 8 70 70 49 15 · . · . 5 87 130 71 (iJ · . 39 . . H~ · . 3 · . 1 · . 2 57 119 72 7 1 7 1 · . · . 4 8 73 21 16 4 · . 1 4 12 74 81 79 2 · . 57 89 75 37 30 4 · . 3 40 63 76 28 25 3 · . · . · . 22 31 77 47 43 2 · . I · . 1 · . 22 61 78 inhabited 79 50 19 26 · . 1 · . 4 28 60 80

45 26 10 · . 3 · . · . I 1 · . 3 51 71 81 100 :n 25 · . 2 · . 2 · . 3 2 · . 29 100 157 82 23 . . 22 · . · . · . · . · . · . 1 23 39 83 52 · . 17 19 · . 1 2 2 · . 2 · . . . 3 · . 6 . . 67 J09 84 123 2 23 1 1 · . 2 · . 3 · . 3 · . 9 4 · . 78 1 133 212 8S • ., [ 91 1 53 .. 9 9 4 · . J ~ II 75 172 86 247 3 121 1 34 · . 1 · . ]6 · . 10 · . 4 . . 14 · . 47 2 287 483 H7 inhabited 88 inhabited 89 49 28 16 · . 4 67 130 90 3 :1 37 28 91 inhabited 92 inhabited 93 4 4 9 7 94 11 11 ..") 6 95 inhabited 96 inhabited 97 i"habited 98 inhabited 99 inhabited 100 34 21 13 · . 35 S9 101 46 44 2 · . 11 37 102 14 14 · . · . · .,. 4 10 103 40 27 9 2 · . .. 25 55 l04 inhabited 105 inhabited 106 55 53 2 29 75 107 6 6 3 4 108 12 12 · . . . , . . . · . . . · ...... · . 15 20 109 97 .. 63 24 ·. . . 3 1 1 1 1 · . 3 .. 105 156 llO 130 VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY ROP AR TA HSIIJ

~ Loca- Name of Tahsil/Villaae Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled ... Literate and tion Tahsil in pied House- (inc1udinalnstitutional Castes Tribes Educated Code sq. kms. Rcsi- holds and HouscJess Population) Persons No. & of dential Village Houses in acres

----- p M F M F M F M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

8/2fJ 1t Sal'angpur (119) 16R 18 18 110 55 S5 47 48 6 3 02 Phesa (:120) 830 19 19 120 62 S8 32 32 9 4 113 ehak Naher (121) 79 Un., 114 Fatehgarh Viran (122) 304 9 9 68 35 33 .. 13 2 115 Rampllf (124) 225 49 49 366 188 178 57 51 62 3S

116 Makowal (116) 882 136 136 843 464 379 255 214 ]97 62 117 Taprian Rashidpuf (105) 95 UIl- l]X Bara Daudpur (103) 154 28 28 175 93 82 53 42 21 12 1I9 Deli Kalan (99) 99 U,,- 120 BeJi Attalgarh (91) 157 Un-

121 l..akhiwal (92) 112 17 19 108 56 52 50 47 23 1 122 Bhaowal (9]) 75 VIl- 123 Farid (94) 198 U/I- 124 Garhi (85) 373 43 44 248 13S 113 80 70 53 21 172 125 Baman (84) 162 26 29 91 81 4 3 26 12 126 Ranga (81) 171 Un- 127 Assarpur (83) 237 43 43 275 144 131 60 54 66 25 K.baliJpur (82). 163 4 4 19 8 11 1 1 2 128 64 9 4 129 Taprian Gharlspuf (78) 234 .14- 14 32 32 29 29 39 253 56 5 130 Bara Surtanpur (71) 595 39 138 115 99 87 7 48 19 8 5 131 Chhota Surtanpur (72) 282 7 29 19 23 Bhaini (57) 354 63 63 360 191 163 74 63 51 11 132 22 9 13 1 133 Rao an (56) 192 2 2 9 13 102 605 15 15 191 110 134 Chhota Phut (74) 406 J02 301 304 135 Kherabad (52) 298 71 71 435 223 212 1) 14 121 73 Shiampura (49) 345 75 142 465 231 234 43 41 139 92 136 5J 310 72 38 137 Hari Relon (SO) 357 51 164- 146 74 61 211 60 60 378 181 197 105 77 138 Sukh Rampur (l79) 268 Kotla Nihang 8O) 923 354 356 2,197 1,212 985 192 118 572 139 M 442 122 85 140 PhUJpUf Grew (181) 275 51 51 211 231 141 Shuhpur (354) 45 Un- Majri (353) 416 64 64 424 242 J82 90 72 71 32 142 17 3 2 143 Khalidpur (352) 434 7 7 40 23 17 23 Akbarpur (356) 294 75 79 466 252 214 140 121 110 45 J44 81 59 98 41 145 Magror (355) 463 68 68 436 253 183 Somri (359) 254 8 8 44 23 21 12 8 3 3 146 56 18 4 147 Bholu Kalewal (362) 357 1& IH 119 63 56 51 148 Naurangpur (366) 1,063 2 2 12 9 3 .. . . · . Bari (367) 2,262 13 13 46 31 15 5 2 9 3 149 1 150 Maid (369) 2,586 19 19 tIS 63 ~2 151 Kakot (368) 585 47 47 267 J45 122 88 74 41 6 Haripur (371) 846 71 72 434 233 201 45 46 130 65 152 13 153 Bardar (370) 4.367 114 114 622 376 246 .. · . Kheri (373) 796 103 103 586 330 256 151 1!2 146 74 154 Un- 155 KishanPur (375) 117 97 ]56 Purkhali (376) 566 162 162 989 546 443 212 169 241 Kudaspur (377) 257 1 1 6 2 4 . 157 159 78· 158 Rampur (382) 524 101 101 626 338 288 10' 92 Khanpur (378) 353 . 34 34 236 135 101 25 22 45 21 159 43 36 160 Ramgarh (379) 274 37 37 209 113 96 27 161 SiasatPur (361) 466 29 31 148 12 76 32 26 21 396 !H 303 183 120 113 19 SO 13 162 Bhaddal (360)1 76 21 163 Santokhgarh (198) 289 40 40'1 298 173 12' 489 88 88 498 293 205 109 72 161 56 164 Safal~r (197) Un- 165 Dau ajra (195) 66 /' 131

CENSUS ABSTRACT ROPAR DISTRICT

WORKERS Total------.------Workers I 11 III IV v VI vn VIlI IX X (1--1 X) Non~ workers

_. -- --(a) --(b) ------.- --- M F M F M FMFMFMFMFMFMFM F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 3~ 33 34 35 36 37 3S 1

2M 27 1 .. 27 55 111 41 41 21 58 J.12 inhabited 113 19 18 ...... 1 •. .. 16 33 114 95 78 7 4 .. 2 .. 4 93 178 115

247 160 59 .. 13 .. 11 217 378 Ite; b,IUlbited 117 49 17 24 6 2 44 82 118 inhabited 119 ill/whited 120 26 22 1 .. 30 52 121 illhabited 122 inhabited 123 70 · . 5(; 7 I ...... 2 .... 4 65 113 124 42 ..." 15 3 .17 2 1 2 4 49 79 125 ; Ilfm hilt: d 126 7R 59 10 ...... 2 .. 1 .. 66 131 127 3 2 1 .. .. 5 ] t 128 129 20 · . 20 .. ... t .. "...... 12 32 79 ~ 36 36 2 .. .3 ...... 4 59 lLl .130

18 1 7 J 1 ...... "...... 1 J I 18 131 107 40 3 6 .. 7 .. 1 .. .. 50 90 163 132 4 ...... "" ... 4 5 13 133 ] 51 · . 114 7 ...... 8 .. 3 2. .. 4 .. 13 . . 150 304 134 ..,. 210 135 87 2 57 6 2 7 5 3 ... I 5 2 136

100 9.~ - ...... 3 .. 4 1 131 233 136 75 -. 44 24 3 .. 1 ...... " ...... 3 . - 89 146 131 82 1 53 · ...... 5 .. J •• 3 .. 6 .. 14 I 9.9 196 138 60J 8 215 124 1 3 .. 7 ., 50 .. 20 1 27 .. 33 ._ 122 6 61 t 977 139 79 60 4 J J 2 .. t t ". 132 231 140 inhabited 141 130 76 29 5 .. 1 .. 5 .. 4 .. to 112 182 142 143 9 9 .. I ...... 14 11 · - ...... "" '" .. " .. 125 54 38 J 9 8 3 ...... " 2 .. 10 J27 214 J44 125 64 24 3 .. 1 .. 13 .. 2 .. 7 .. 11 128 183 145

12 9 3 ...... , II 21 146 44 40 2 2 .... _. 19 S6 147 :; 3 .... ." ...... "" ... 6 3 148 23 23 ...... R 15 149 49 48 I .. J4 52 )50

93 .. 49 39 ...... •. 1 .. J ...... 3 · . 52 122 J 51 112 2 71 .. 12 ...... 14 J I 3 .. 10 2 121 199 )S2 326 4 326 4 · . • r .... "" .... •• .... '...... " .. , . . · . 50 242 153 182 I 99 11 " 12 .. 4 .. 27 _. 4 2 .. 23 1 148 255 )54 ;"hnbiled 155 279 2 99 125 1 .. 21 9 ..., .. 22 1 267 441 ]56 1 1 · ...... '...... I 4 15 1 201 92 51 '" ... .. 11 .. 19 6 .. 4 .. lR 137 288 J S8 81 .. 62 4 2 7 ...... 6 ·. 54 101 ]59 66 1 63 3 1 47 95 )60

46 13 16 ,5 .. J •. 4 .. 1 6 ., 26 76 161 103 - . 42 S6 J ...... 4 80 120 162 100 ,.." 84 J 8 ... .. J •• I .. 1 ...... S 1 73 123 163 144 89 14 1 .. 26 .. Z .. 1 ... 11 149 205 164 inhabited 165 132 VILLAGE WISE PRIMARY ROPAR TAHSIL

Loca- Nume of Tnhsil/Villase Area of tion Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate and Tahsil in pied House. (including Institutional Castes Tribes rducated Code sq. kms. Resi- No. holds and HOllseless Persons & of . dentia) Population) VilJage Houses jn acres ----._.., -----.- ---- P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 '9 10 11 12 13 14 8{.2/166 ·Parri (196) 282 33 34 . 228 167 Thona (190) 113 115 . . .. 59 30 409 116 116 735 ()2 168 Simhal J halian (182) 401 334 82 169 66 390 7:'1 73 440 243 ]97 65 62 116 45 169 Lakhmiptir (186) . 281 70 70 170 Bhcora (183) 442 227 215 64 63 113 78 298 7J 72 421 228 193 30 21 140 67 r ~ J71 Reloll Khurd (178) 201 48 48 172 Paprala (184) 269 130 139 37 28 ~3 45 253 83 90 f ]73·· Rasulpur (177) 505 261 244 30 19 151 79 198 32 I 32 233 ,. 174 : Samrala (51)" 118 115 8 U 63 42 350 29 ' 29 J78 ~. 88 175 Budha Bheora (73) 90 56 53 23 34 359 50 rT 51 346R 160 ~" 186 ' 81 L ,.", 17 19 99 l' ... ~ 176 Bhaowal (55) 179 41 :,,': 41 292 177 Chhota Chaunta (68) 153 139 28 24 76 46 213 32 i 32 141 72 69 53 49 16 7 178 Sulernan Shiskoh (69) 386 52 52 293 ::i 162 ". r 131 ! 121 111 69 16 179 1 Moazazul Dinpur (70) 321 33 33 192 r 92 ;'" 180 Kulya (95) 100 67 58 37 14 252 23 ~(.i "0:; 23 152 77 ' 75 46 43 21 11 J.~. i~··;' 181 Sheikhupur (96) 343 37 182 37 259 141 118 42 43 71 39 Muzarat (97) 97 50 51 333 161:( 183 Ferozepur (98) 165 I · . 91 44 429 158 15~ 184 Attari (101) J ,067 515 1': 552 66 59 239 199 270 32 32 192 106 185 Jasran (102) , 86 45 31 38 19 235 18 .19 155 75 80 41 47 36 13 186 Rashit1pur (t06) 537 83 83 488 252 .. ,. 153 187 ~alahpur (113) 236 134 74 28 229 36 36 277 152 125 32 29 54 (, 188 Khokhar (114) 467 105 105 705 189 Dalla (115) 355 350 30 42 177 62 335 66 66 396 220 190 Behrampur Bet (125) 176 36 26 91 48 821 199 199 1,226 632 594 119 74 253 122 191 Taprian Arnor Singh (126 524 9J 91 705 360 345 24 19 150 37 192 Kahanpur (127) 293 13 13 193 127 64 63 · . · . 9 .3 Kolla Sarmukh Singh (tn) 504 37 37 244 124 ]20 194 Kishanpur (129) 42 38 42 24 176 6 6 6 3 3 195 Rukali Mahrnangarh (130) · . · . I 1 869 42 4~ 258 147 111 76 .61 39 14 196 Mehtot (131) ~35 86 88 675 363 197 Fatehpur (132) , 312 1i6 107 159 75 379 86 87 598 334 264 87 76 108 24 198 Hafizabad (131) 353 126 126 745 199 4lJ 332 75 70 162 92 Khanpur (135) 96 71 71 464 232 232 :; 200 Dhummcwal (1 38) 9 103 65 41 38 38 228 129 99 129 99 25 1 ~, 201 Dazidpur (139) 158 113 116 697 365 332 26 27 202 Bella (14 J) ]92 126 859 220 220 1~280 660 620 159 108 305 180 203 Jagatpur (64) 499 48 48 272 146 204 Bhalyaien 126 98 77 75 33 (65) 481 147 147 878 451 H4 205 Dada Chaunta (67) 427 79 248 140 463 13 13 67 38 29 18 14 14 9 206 Mahlan (58) 311 77 77 510 293 207 Chhoti Jhalian (59) 217 119 89 98 32 212 ,72 72 404 209 195 45 37 lOS 67 208 Chhota Mansuha (54) 275 14 209 14 95 43 52 7 6 27 20 Bada Mansuha (53) 596 96 96 683 391 ]77 210 Bada Bande Mehal (173) 292 115 169 89 254 61 66 352 193 159 112 85 111 52 211 Chhota Bande Mehal (172) 123 13 13 94 46 212 Sangatpur (171) 48 · . · . 25 24 283 19 J9 129 72 57 24 18 28 9 213 Gobindpur (174) 130 37 41 214 249 131 118 26 16 77 48 Salora (176) 262 35 35 262 150 112 13 215 Barn (175) 8 78 36 182 43 43 296 156 140 92 82 78 21 216 Gurupura (185) 130 .5 5 29 14 15 .5 5 217 Cbhoti Gandhon (187) 146 33 33 145 78 218 Rangilpur (188) 67 . . .. 48 23 249 70 70 395 210 185 97 87 144 219 Badi Gandhon (191) 190 85 71 72 452 217 235 44 47 126 103 220 Manik Majra (189) 272 70 70 421 225 196 56 53 127 8~

f "" 133

CENSUS ABSTRACT ROP AR DISTRICT WORKERS ------_._-"._.. _._ ..... Total Workers 1 ------1 111 IV v vr VB YIlt IX X (l-lX) N\Hl­ workers

(a) (b)

M F M F MFMFMFMF MFMFMFMF M 1\1 F 15 16 17 IH lq 20 21 22 23 ::.4 25 26 27 2H 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 J~

56 52 1 . . .. · . 3 57 J 15 166 . , 2(j .. J .. 6 .. 9 I .. 20 . . I HI} 3]4 167 212 · . 100 47 ...... 4 .., 112 1 61 I · . 5 .. 6 6 27 J 131 19(1 168 117 1 61 14 1 14 .. 5 .. 3 .. .2 .. 3 .. 14 1 110 214 169 98 1 48 (I .. ] 3 .. 5 .. .. 18 .. Ib I I JO 192 170 70 · . 35 17 ...... 1 11 .. I .. . . 5 . . 60 lW 171 119 1 47 (> •• .. 10 .. 7.., .. 10.., ., 6 g .. 25 1 142 ~4] 172 52 26 10 .. :~ 3 .. (1 (,() 115 173 44 21 15 .. 1 .. ,~ .H 90 174 80 52 7 .. 1 .. 5 .. 11 HO 1XG 175

89 49 21 .. 1 .. 5 .. .. LW 176

3H 7 I .. 1 ...... ~. . . 69 177 77 43 10 .. 1 1 1 I '1 1~ 1:\1 17& 63 25 29 .. I .. 2 .. J I 4 92 179 41 H~ 21 I .. I 75 ISO

80 · . 35 20 " .., 6 .. lo( .. · . R · . 61 118 181 79 1 60 1 l 4 I .. X I X9 164 182 245 1 IH8 22 .. 1 .. ~ .. 3 .. I II 16 1 270 551 ltD 58 I 36 11 5 ] 2 . . 4 4B 85 184 37 16 15 .. 4 3H 80 185

107 77 11 .. 14 .. 4 .. 1 •. · . 145 236 186 73 · . 56 14 .. · ...... J · . 79 125 187 116 1 78 8 .. S .. , 1 n ., II 1 2.W 349 IH8 - " 102 1 57 28 .. (> .. .. ", .. ., 3 .. R 1 11 ~ 175 189 :Hl 1 195 49 .. 8 20 1 II 25 I 321 593 190 197 167 10 •. 1 .. 1 .. 3 .. 3 .. 10 16) 345 191 34 32 · . . . · . 30 63 192 69 45 ]7 .. 1 .. I 5 55 120 193 2 2 · . · . · , .. · . 1 3 U4 90 36 48 .. 1 1 1 ~ 57 11 J )95 195 2 132 35 .. · . 5 · . 1 .. 4 .. 3 .. 1(j )68 310 196 166 )05 23 .. 7 .. D 6 2 ., :~ .. 7 168 264 J97 250 tHO 34 .. 9 .. 7 .. 3 .. .3 .. 1 .. n 163 332 )98 116 105 · . J 10 J 16 23;:! 199 60 34 25 .. I .. 69 99 200 143 1 91 12 .. .. 12 .. 4 .. 1 4 .. 5 .. 14- 1 "I"" 33 J 201 318 5 9(j 62 ...... 30 .. 17 .. 11 .. 55 .. 9 37 5 342 615 202 66 J 23 29 4 2 ) · . · . 7 · . 80 125 203 215 2 128 40 10 R 5 5 2 17 ,--, ,"'.1(; 425 104 15 14 I 23 29 205

163 1 85 1 14 1 'J 2 ...... 57 130 216 206 99 1 55 23 .. 3 .. 9 ., 1 .. 7 1 110 19~ 207 24 · . 15 .. · . ] .. I · . · . · . 7 , .,. 19 52 208 177 4 81 1 51 .., 1 1 J .. f, 2 .. 3 30 214 288 209 96 7 27 27 12 12 '2 3 .. 7 .. 3 .. 5 3 97 152 210

32 26 1 1 .. 3 I·t 48 211 40 19 14 .. · . · . · . · . 7 n 57 212 69 · . 40 9 .. I · . 3 .. 4 .. 4 .. H 62 118 213 75 4 54 5 4 1 .. · . 5 .. · . 1 .. <) 75 lOR 2J4 77 30 7 .. " 35 .. 1 I 3 79 140 215 8 7 1 · . · . · . · . · . . . 6 15 216 39 · . 26 I · . 1 2 " 1 .. 1 1 (, · . :19 67 217 84 2 23 . . 15 2 .. 2 .. :'i 17 4 .. 1 U OJ 126 183 218 94 1 60 I 1<> , . I I 3 ') f2J 2~4 219 115 ~5 1\ H tJ 4 .. 9 .." .. 16 110 196 220 134 VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY ROllAR TAHSIL

toea- Name of Tahsll/Vi lJage Area of Occu- No. of Tota) PopUlation Scheduled scheduled Literate and tion Tahsil in pied House- (including Jnstitutional Castes Tribes Educated Code sq, kms. Resi- bolds and Houseless Population) Persons No. &of delltiaJ ~iJlage Houses 10 acres --- P M F M F M F M --F

'} - 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 8/2/221 Mianpur (194) 694 247 247 l,3SS 745 610 207 ]51 372 170 222 Madpur (199) 218 30 30 202 107 95 18 18 48 29 223 Paruoli (200) 225 38 ~8 298 169 .129 57 45 73 31 224 PanjoJa (201) 510 77 77 590 324 266 69 65 147 75 225 Badi Babani (3~O, 339 36 36 ,219 127 92 20 27 49 24 226 Chhoti llabani (381) I 282 S 8 10J 60 41 , . . . 24 15 227 Hirdapur (374) 847 116 116 646 347 299 138 132 228 122 70 Harnamplir (372) 571 5 5 38 21 17 0 3 lJ 10 229 Hindrakh (383) 559 59 59 391 235 156 3R 27 79 38 230 Sultanpur (384) 29H

231 .Iabar Hera (385) 398 Un- 232 })alamgarh (II/os Mandwara 1,409 176 11'3 1,082 585 497 230 191 275 117 (3H6) 233 Ramgarh (20~) (1,1 410 6~ 358 ]82 176 .. , 67 33 234 . Akalgarh (202) 496 78 79 380 231 ]49 67 235 45 33 20 Raipur I)alti (193) ]49 UI1- 2:,6 Ruje Majra (192) 549 68 70 403 220 183 63 135 237 53 79 Bf'hrampur Zamincari (219) 762 196 196 1,lS1 638 519 200 163 363 153 2.38 Pathal' Majra (220) 279 41 41 264 154 110 JO 8 ~1 19 239 P.lthreri Rajputan (170) 283 12 12 79 41 38 240 5 5 14 3 Pathreri JaHan (169) 647 98 98 677 386 291 160 ]27 189 74 241 Jhaiiun Kalan (168) 1,117 200 200 J,31 2 733 579 170 14.1 33$ 198 242 Kamalpur (60) 935 50 50 344 174 170 60 243 52 82 50 l

Total Workers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non­ ---- Workers __ --._ .. __ .... _....- _w- ----____(a) (b) __ .. __ M F M F MFMFMFMFMFMFMFM F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

370 19 171 66 " 6 .. 27 1 28 14 3 .. 18 .. J2 1 39 3 375 591 221 59 49 6 ..... ' ... , . . . . ~ ~ .. 1 t "... 48 95 222 95 67 20 2 .. I .. 5 74 129 223 169 · . 97 60 " ...... 1 .. 2 .. 9., 155 266 224 69 1 47 14 1 .. ".. .. 2 .... 2 .. .:.. 58 91 225

...... ~ ~ )0 41 30 27 ~ . . ~ . . . ~ ...... J 226 178 90 57 .. .. (, .. 3 .. 1 .. 3 1 .. 17 169 299 227 ] 22~ 11 6 <4 .... ~ ~ ...... 10 17 151 120 15 .. 4 .. 3 1 1 .. 7 84 156 229 ,n'wbited 230 mhabitl'(/ 231 311 1 IO.~ 121 2 .. 4 4 25 4 273 49(; 2]2

91 :1 69 13 1 H 1 91 174 233 97 1 70 21 .. 5 1 134 148 234 i II/tal>ife d 235

91 1 46 15 .. 1 .. 2 ... 5 1 3 ...... 18 I 129 182 236 354 3 ll~ 92 2 . ~ 36 15 b 14 .. HI ., 53 3 284 516 237 HI 39 5 ., 1 .. 2 .. 2 <) .. 2 r. .. 15 7] 110 238 21 11 7 1 .. . ' ... ..,1 I .. . . 20 38 239 190 98 66 " .. .. 1 ._,"' .. - 5 16 196 291 240 376 199 so .. 1 ...... 11 .. 15 .. 12 8 .. 50 5 357 574 241 81 · . 50 18 ..... , .... 1 " 1 .. J .• 10 · . 93 170 242 J08 2 80 . . 13 .. . .. ~ ...... 1 14 2 223 340 243 207 3 116 1 44 1 11 1 3 7 ...") .. 23 1 213 332 244 159 91 33 ...... 4 .. 6 ,. 7 .. IS 1M2 337 245

153 101 l4 .. 1 .. 9 " 10 .. 3 12 173 335 246 12 9 1 ...... 1 ...... 1 , . () II 247 73 40 20 ...... 6 .. 2 .. 1 ...... 4 112 168 24S 42 13 17 .. ] ...... 5 .. 2 ...... 4 56 80 249 40 21 15 2 2 22 49 250

i/lhabit eli 25) inhabited 252 (J 3 2 I ...... " ...... 9 253 152 80 SO 43.. 3 3 .. 9 13l 262 254 151 56 63 79.. 6 1 .. 9 J ]71 278 2SS

itt/lab/ted 256 125 97 8 3 6 1 t 116 241 257 75 · . 45 . . 17 ...... 3 .. 3...... - .. 5 · . 44 97 258 864 32 144 1 84 .. J 1 .. 43 4 128 3 43 .. 145 1 lS" .. 251 23 861 1,335 259 106 83 8.. 3 .... 7 ...... I .. 4 87 175 260 87 66 J 1 .. 5 1 .. ., 4 80 139 26J 192 · . 7S 62 .. .. ., .. .. 5 36 .. 4 1 ...... I) . . 1St 312 262 118 2 51 27 1 4 ...... 2 6.. 5 7 ...") .. I-l I 119 202 263

47 25 18 ...... ~ ...... 4 48 78 264 44 36 7 ...... 1 .... 31 65 265 100 73 3 .... 2 .. 2 .. 4 .. 16 J08 216 266 200 bl 20 " 3 5 .. IS.. 4 .. 7 .. 34 .. 31 308 483 267 103 55 22 t 2 4 ...... 9 2 .. 8 133 182 268

1()0 76 52 .. . ~ ...... 12 .. 2 .. 7 .. 2 ...... " 9 114 228 269 294 J58 93 " J .. 8 9.. 3 .. 9 3 .. to 116 42J 270 144 1 92 1 33 5 2 .. 4 .. 8 106 203 27\ 63 · . 5) 2 .... 5 .... 1 1 3 ·. 41 ~6 272 236 1 87 103 ...... 9.. 4.. Z .. 9 4 .• 18 1 211 365 273 231 1 116 25 .. I 19 .. 39 1 3 .. 3 4 22 .. 262 408 274 113 1 38 26 ...... 9.. 3.. S .. 5 •. 3 .. 24 I 161 302 275 ,1~6

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY ItO PAR. TAHSIL Loca- Name of Tahsil/Village Area of Oceu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate and tion Tahsil in pied House-. (inc1udingJnstitutional Castes ~. ~Tribes Edu~ted Code sq. kms. Resi- holds and Houseless Population) Persons No. & of dentiat Village Houses in acres

_, - - .... - P M F M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 8/2/276 Bhagwantpur (214) 379 96 96 516 285 231 154 129 157 71 277 Santpur Urf Chupki (212) 144 15 15 135 80 55 .. 62 29 278 Brahmin Majra (213) 435 66 66 450 243 207 76 66 163 76 279 Charrian (204) 607 116 116 791 424 367 79 66 245 149 280 Kalal Majra (205) 370 56 57 385 224 161 91 67 76 23 281 Kakron (206) 410 66 69 443 236 207. 42 36 120 90 282 Kishanpura (207) 272 61 61 3J3 220 153 34 32 109 54 283 Attal Garh (208) 191 16 16 128 66 62 3 '1 32 17 284 Lohari (209) 262 63 65. 500 270 230. 108 98 130 62 285 Bhago Majra (210) 381 85 85 516 273 243 99 79 135 93 286 Mughal Majri (223) 336 63 63 385 211 174 74 53 149 73 287· Chaklan (2 11) 283 26 26 200 112 88 . . .. 71' 38 288 Haripur Ror Majra (221) 250 33 35 238 126 112 3 4 76, 40 289 Sehon Majra (222) 407 109 109 665 369 296 173 134 232 124 290 Goslan (225) 354 86 .. 86 570 315 255 145 108 151 76 291 Dulchi Majra (226) 465 98 9.8 557 309 248 119 97 161 79 292 Bur Majra (227) 1,083 213 .214 1,336 737· 599 136 117 415 208 293 Samroli (228) 292 .. 31 31 219 117 102 43 47 32 20 294 Mehpalon (165) 316 Un- 295 RoIu Majra (163) 606 154 154 981 533 448 172 138 202 95 296 Santpur (162) 318 58 58 441 243 198 91 72 116 66 297 Salempur (298) 800 133 133 927 496 431 160 137 238 110 298 Rampur Bet (156) 130 21 21 125 62 63 16 19 25 8 299 Bada Makrona (299) 573 136 136 903 516 387 122 95 193 77 300 Chhota Makrona (300) 434 124 124 795 449 346 230 174 222 95 301 Pipal Majra (302) 427 138 138 842 452 390 227 223 199 125 302 Bhurra (303). 558 180 180 1,180 635 545 229 202 203 109 303 Saidpur (304) 377 36 36 296 164 132 10 13 84 41 304 Chak Amar Singh (147) 115 Un- 305 -Sidhuan (308) 668 198 198 955 517 438 256 203 188 74 306 Rattangarh (309) 908 150 150 978 507 471 203 192 217 142 3C7 Maneli (310) 598 117 117 810 454 356 138 119 222 129 308 Dhanola (311) 557 113 113 843 480 363 126 107 280 98 309 Manela (312) 597 109 109 780. 420 360 183 162 158 57 310 Badhechh Bada (313) 692 88 88 510 256 254 104 114 100 63 311 :Badhechh Chhota(314) 290 46 46 369 194 175 29 26 91 64 312 Hawara (315) 1,317 226 229 1.615 916 699 241 216 392 151 313 Chuhar Majra:(307) 795 131 131 945 506 439 125 119 156 81 314 Kale Majra (289) 289 58 59 462 249 213 100 90 125 SO 315 Barsa,lpur (306) 701 200 207 1,210 682 528 241 176 244 105 316 Gobindpur Alias Dhespur (305) 215 22 22 201 119 82 36 22 36 9 317 Rurkee Hiran (301) 1,093 140 140 1,077 597 480 148 118 269 164 318 Lutheri (291) 565 155 155 974 535 439 140 134 307 167 ~1() Rlmgarh (293) 278 64 64 435 231 204 80 62 .. . .. 101 107 320 Oind (294) 927 188 188 1,222 692 530 136 137 327 165 321 Bada Sumana (297) 980 179 181 1,314 733 581 195 169 324 138 322 Rasulpur (229) 730 108 108 799 426 373 172 120 175 95 323 Dhanori (230) 1,252 268 268 1.780 985 795 155 123 478 239 324 Sotal (224) 896 165 165 1,068 566 502 91 70 275 135 325 Kakrali (231) 944 175 175 1,226 -665 561 225 219 313 126 326 K ainaur (235) 835 298 29& 1,628 877 751 303 252 411 222 327 Chhota Sumana (296) 505 84 84 599 335 264 42 37 167 73 3~g Du mna (295) 336 125 127 724 387 331 188 150 182 109' 329' Cha klan (292) 570 140 1'40 ': 968 538 430 168 125 238 113 330 Badi Ronni (281) ! 333 62 63 410 '227 183 59 62 93 38 137 ROPAR DISTRICT CENSUS ABSTRACT WORKERS Total Workers (I-IX) I II III IV V VI VU VIn JX X Non­ workers ------(a) ----_._-(b) M F M PM FMFMFMFMFMFMFMF M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 147 2 26 32 12...... 3 14 6 .. 9 .. 11 .. 34 2 138 229 276 40 29 3 ...... ,. .. .. 8 40 55 277 114 54 20 1 .. 5 .. 4 7 .. 9. . 2 12 J29 207 278 227 · . 154 42 .. .. 8 .. I 2 .. 3 .. 2 .. 15 J 97 361 279 133 2 57 64 2 2 1 .. 1 .. 8 91 ]59 280 .., 136 · . Sb . . 16, 2 9 I .. ~ .. 3 .. 7 100 207 281 128 1 94 1 ...... ' (I " .. 26 92 152- :82 37 30 ...... 5 .. I .. 1 .. 29 62 283 __., . .. 132 · . 69 28 6 3 .. ~ .. 2 .. 14 · . 138 230 284 133 2 6.f 34 .. 9 .. 6 .. 4 4 .. J 13 2 ]4() 241 285 111 2 52 16 .. 1 .. 1() " r 2.. 3 2 .. 24 '2 100 172 286 55 46 1 .. 1 .. .1 .. •. .. 4 57 88 287 (} 50 37 2 ~ - .. .. - . I .... 2 ...... · . 76 112 2RR 202 4 76 46 .. 3 18 5 4. . 5.. 10 .. 35 4 167 292 289 l54 55 42 .. 1 21 .. 73.. 5 .. 20 161 155 290 157 · . 74 32 1 ...... 13 7 4 .. 6.. 5 .. 15 · . 152 248 291 407 .\ 235 89 4 .. 15 .. '5 .. 3 .. 6 9 3J 3 :no 596 292 65 45 20 52 101 293 inhabited 294 2Gl 135 62 .. 4 ...... 21 ., .. 6 .. 9.. 3 21 J 272 445 295 125 76 40 J .. 6 US 198 296 261 · . 126 .. 113 ...... 3.. 4 ...... 15 235 431 297 39 1 29 1 5 1 .. .. " 3.. 1 .. .. 23 62 298 211 192 72 .. •...... • • • • .. • • • • .. , • • It • 7 245 387 299 130 RO 72 .. 24 " ~ .. 17 .. () 3 .. 20 219 345 300

223 · . 1to 82 .. .. " 1 ...... 14 3 " 13 · . 229 390 301 344 1 16(; 81 ...... 65 2 .. 14 .. 3 J .. 18 J 291 544 302 93 78 3 ...... 2 .. 1 .. .. 3 .. () 71 132 303 inhabited 304 246 118 84 ...... 16 2 .. 4 .. 4 2 .. 16 271 438 305 262 · . 66 136 ...... " 12 .. 15 ...... 8 .. 2 23 · . 245 471 306 231 5 123 17 .. 3 " .. .. 27 1 7 .. 1 .. 10 .. J 40 4 223 351 307 257 · . 137 41 I .. 7 .. 13., .. 1 .. 8 .. 5 44 223 363 30M 228 1 68 131 1 1 .. 12 "- .. ,. .. 3 .. 1 10 192 359 309 145 72 38 " .. .. 8 .. 5 .. 8 .. 2 .. 12 111 254 310

96 1 77 14 ...... , ...... , 5 98 174 311 488 1 259 146 .. 35 .. 4 .. 1 .. 14 ., 2 27 428 6<)8 312 281 1 152 89 ...... 12 .. 2 .. 3 .. 11 .. 2 10 225 438 313 t07 ·. 36 32 .. 18 .. 3 .. 4 .. 4 10 142 213 314 340 1 189 115 1 3 2 .. 7 .. I 23 342 527 315 62 42 18 ...... 2 57 82 316 291 6 169 3 37 .. 6 .. 9 10 .. 24 .. 9 .. 3 24 .) 30') 474 317 199 8 54 .. 22 .. 7 ...... 23 1 18 " 6 ., 26 .. 2 41 7 336 431 3JR 70 2 20 27 2 2 I 3 2 JJ .2 161 202 319 240 84 .. 101 .• . . .. " .. 6 .. 3 .. 9 .. 12 .. 5 20 452 530 320 376 2 188 1 80 • . 1 . . 29 " 21 .. 7 .. 17.. 8 25 357 579 321 238 ·. 12~ .. 88 ,. " .. 6.. 3 .. 2 3 .. 3 8 · . 188 373 322 S04 ]2 296 · . 8~ 2 3 ...... 43 1 21 •. 2 .. J6 " 3 38 3 481 783 323 282 147 • , S3 ,. 2 . . .. . • 21 .. 14 .. 6 .. 9 " 2 22 · . 284 502 324 333 1 171 · . 86.. 1 .. 10 .. 12 .. 3 ., 7.. ) 42 1 332 5(,0 325 401 1 147 .. 65 .. 3 . • . . . . 42 .. 47 .. 7 .. 44 .. 6 40 1 476 750 326 185 3 130 J 23 ...... R •. 9 .. 2 3 1 9 2 150 261 3Z7 198 3 89 1 68 .. 2 ...... 4 .. 3 .. 1 .. 4 .. 7 20 2 189 334 328 261 1 117 .. 58 .. 1 ...... 10 .. 26 .. 16 .. 3 .. 3 27 1 277 429 329 135 75 35 S ...... 7 1 1 2 .. 1 ti 92 183 330 138 VILLAGEWISE PRiMARY ROPAR TAHSIL Loca·, Name of Tahsil/Vilkge Area of Decu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate and tion Tahsil pied House- (including [nstitutional Castes Tribes Educated Code in sq. Resi- holds and Houseless Popllla- Persons No. kms. dential tion) & of Houses Villaie in acreS - p M F M J: M F M F

..~ 3 4 5 (> 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 J4 R! 2,'331 Chholi ROllni (282) J81 16 16 143 78 65 5 4 27 18 332 Majri (2IU) 25J 58 58 376 207 169 62 41 63 31 333 AmraJi (290) 1,102 J95 ]95 1,382 781 601 178 137 331 321 334 uaagarwal (288) 794 76 76 1,127 607 520 145 121 251 124 335 Chhota Sidhupur (287) 285 52 52 345 Hl5 160 63 52 52 75 336 Dada Sidhupur (286) 441 152 152 971 534 437 197 165 285 120 337 PremPlir (284) 201 25 25 224 119 lOS . . .. 53 25 DS Sandhari Mujra (285) 440 89 H9 594 333 261 77 74 149 76 JJ9 Kotli (272) 2&3 81 ~l 460 244 216 112 95 110 50 .140 lh.J.hampur (280) 12~ 27 2~ 170 96 74 53 23 34J S:lrahna \279) SI6 '16 lJ7 6.17 323 294 116 122 142 58 342 Mundian Majra (278) 609 153 153 1,010 566 444 ]99 139 :!15 9Y 343 Fatel1garh (236) 313 73 73 549 299 250 ]22 J13 99 44 344 ArnouIi (23~) 434 70 70 393 196 197 161 172 72 13 345 Kotla (2..17) 248 14 14 139 75 64- 45 14

346 Gop'~lpul' (234) 341 62 62 400 228 172 ~I 58 81 35 347 Nathmalpur (233) 399 166 166 7~3 469 314 199 132 254 88 348 HamHllwl (232) S31 117 117 772 404 368 192 150 219 103 349 Dhangrali (244) 401 105 105 1,486 796 690 321 254 412 223 350 Sahcri (240) 654 149 149 949 518 431 216 181 221 128 B:U1gian (239) 170 37 37 232 124 J08 40 35 54 35 351 68 352 Dlwlan Majra (277) 304 61 e) .... 427 229 198 52 53 110 353 KahHan (275) 648 92 92 642 J42 300 j OJ 84 142 104 331 57 57 319 166 153 57 46 76 56 354 Balian (274) 130 355 Manpur (273) 367 120 120 640 344 296 127 11,4 189 Klunt (271) 984 177 179 1,154 613 541 148 133 289 134 356 10 357 Bhatian (2"10) 231 28 28 215 121 94 82 66 40 Kaj.,)Ii (266) 456 ()l 63 484 272 212 71 60 136 71 358 29 359 Sangatpm (263) 382 19 19 170 95 75 16 16 47 360 Boothgarh (265) 198 15 15 99 50 49 22 22 23 13 9 361 RamPul' Mchra!> (264) 344 )0 10 53 27 26 9 8 14 362 Kanjla (276) 444 60 60 432 249 183 115 79 106 47 363 Khcr{'l,:r (242' 354 Un- 259 364 R:.tngian (241) 447 165 165 1,017 564 453 104 102 137 365 Kishanpur (243) 202 Un· 284 13 13 98 50 48 9 5 27 26 3(i6 AkbarPIlT (245) 205 367 Chlltamla (246) 903 120 120 739 419 32() 203 143 90 530 58 58 444 230 214 67 62 109 67 368 Man Khcri (247) 301 369 Badi Mandoli (248) 1,489 239 239 1,691 915 776 267 206 368 370 Murinda (Rural) (254) 2,390 230 240 J,107 655 452 175 182 319 129 Ram Bagh (257) 137 Un- 371 58 31 372 Shekhu Majra (255) 393 39 39 290 t 51 139 50 45 D,nrtchheTi (262) 1.272 142 142 865 469 396 78 86 205 91 373 230 Pan Jkoha (267, 847 149 149 904 488 416 209 161 108 374 78 36 375 Todarpur (269) 403 60 60 388 219 169 49 35 28 28 193 114 79 10 9 27 2 H6 Shadipllr (268) 296 60 363 55 55 320 173 147 84 82 82 377 Chalnki (256) 75 17 378 Behbalp:lr (260) 324 50 50 331 175 156 32 S2 331 70 7J) 479 246 233 52 42 136 79 ~79 Tajpllr (261) 23 20 380 Shah~ur (259) 312 11 12 106 SO 56 ~O 23 166 82 314 ~2 !p 540 295 245 71 56, 381 Data rpur (258) 90 37 382 Kalheri (252) HiD AO 80- 499 266 233 166 148 129 129 850 482 368 188 137 177 93 383 Ih,'wl.l.li (251) 579 240 122 384 Raltangarh (250) 572 163 164 840 476 364 67 43 91 84 101 SO 3R5 Ramgarh (253) 259 ! 56 56 393 209 184" , 166 88 386 Chhflti _andoli (249) 495 i 75 75 S7~ 333 242 S4 44 139

CENSUS ABSTRACT ROPAR DISTRICT

WORKERS --- '----"-----,_ ._,,-_ .. -.,_------_._---_. n fIr IV v VI Vii VilT IX X Total Workers 1 Non· (I-IX) workers

(a) (b) -_.-- ---~-- __ .. _ ------_ ... -._-- -.-----.~- _-_. ---~-"--- M F M F M F M FMJ7M FMFM I'M FM F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2R 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 .. 2') 49 44 4 , , ., .. 65 .nJ 35 ...... , 2 .. 10 76 169 332 131 80 .. ""- - ...... 4 .. 22 , . ~~7 (lOt :B3 394 · . 222 t02 3 .. .. 1S .. 4 I J 1 327 7 202 53 1 . IH I " J II 23 5 2S0 511 D4 "I 22 74 J J 1 n 4 ~ S I J 60 :ns 234 !'II 71 13 10 34 300 4J4 33(1 57 4 ...... I .' ...... , 4 5.1 lOS 337 66 I) 160 9] 23 J 5 H I () 7 2 .. 173 261 338 l) 6 118 126 39 57 ), R 216 339 t 1" .. .. 4 35 74 340 61 47 "~ '. - IX J,lg li'15 79 44 .' .. 22 ,. .t 6 .. II 291 J~I 17 333 15~ 117 24 4 4- S 4 233 443 312 ()J 50 I 10 127 250 ~4] In U " H4 I 3 ' .. 4 · . 70 197 344 126 , , J4 . ., 4) I 31 3 I (1 I 32 63 345

,,' 31 W) 131) ')0 "' ,:\ 5 2 .... 171 346 187 91 24 " 3 .. . , 2.. I .. 20 · , 314 347 282 · , 141 , 185 2 83 19 .. .. (, .. 1.5 5 4 3 50 219 366 34S 4(i :2 ()S() 417 4 162 132 1.., t 5 2 26 .. 15 12 f.I .179 3,l9 18 :; 7 2 .. tI 261 431 350 257 107 90 ~ '. 15 .., w •• 1 ~7 108 351 67 46 14 ...., " 30 ...... 3 ., .. .. 1~ 112 t9R 352 117 70 ~ '. 176 93 4R 7 10 :) 2 11 166 300 35:; , 5 17 2 , 4 ~1 15J 354 85 , , 36 21 " ... . . · . 186 1 101 44 4 10 " (, 4 1 .. 16 1 158 295 355 347 4 151 87 .. .. 42 ,. 10 ,. 14 7 29 4 20(; 537 356 , , , :liS 94 357 66 · . 24 . . 42 ...... , ...... · 143 13 69 1 21 ., . . . . . , .. 3R 12 1 1 4 3 6 129 199 35R

. ~ . 43 75 359 52 · , 43 9 " .. . 28 t t4 1 (l 1" 22 48 36() 16 9 6 I · . 11 26 30t t 19 I 58 45 1 " .. 5 " 8 00 182 :M2 inhabited 3t·3 271 142 9 .. 14 ,. 17 ., )4 .. 1 .. 7 .. 453 3M inhabited 365

31 J7 9 " " 1 .. .. J J 1') 47 366 213 96 87 .. 2 .. 4 " .. .. 3 .. J .• 20 20() 319 367 2.. R 102 214 368 128 .. 74 32 ...... , " .. .. 8 .. 2 .. 2" 453 24 223 134 17 , .. (i ., 20 .. 9 .. '2 1 '5 .• 4' 4n~ 752 369 402 1 51 8 7 2 " J 57 1 7 41 21 tOR :-!"3 445 :no

inhabifed 371 , 7() 15 . . 49 t8 4 ...... 1 . 1.19 372 1 , ' t ~5 395 373 284 1 179 :'I .. . ' :l J UR 1 103 10<) .. 1 18 " ~ 2 " 7 4 .. :!2() 415 n4 127 1 R5 42 1 ()2 t6R 375

" , . 42 78 376 72 , 55 t 1(i .. ., . ' .. J .. " ., <):3 f 80 1 ,B 24 . . R " ~ , . 2 2 .. 3 " 6 46 377 1t7 1 25 40 1 2 7 " J .. 10 ~R 15~ 37R 124 122 90 24 7 1 · , 233 379 27 IS 10 1 23 56 380 9 11 2 '2 1 30 144 245 381 lSI 90 6 .. 147 31 RR 15 .. 3 .. , 1 .. .. " ft 119 213 382 241 .. 133 63 14 .. 12 .. 3 .. 2 .. 3 .. 11 , . 241 36R 3R3 243 3 130 t 42 8 9 .. 4 .. .,9 .. 3 .. 38 .,2 233 361 384 95 2 35 36 7 10 S .. 114 182 385 176 2 U8 39 .. to t 1 .. R , 157 240 3M'; 140

URBAN BLOCKWISE ROPAR TAHSIL

Loca­ Name of Urban Agglome- Area of Occu­ No. cf Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate and tion ration/Town/Ward/ Town! pied House- (including institutional Castes Tribes Educated Code Urban enumerator's block Ward in Resi­ hoMs and Houseless Population) Persons No. Sq. kms. dential Hosues

P M F M F M F M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 8/IV Ropar M.e. 5.72 2.673 3,511 16,454 8.877 7,517 975 804 5,864 3,888 Ward No.1 N.A. 346 382 1,784 997 787 189 159 361 }89 Block t 110 115 572 309 263 31 29 75 35 2 136 136 663 360 303 43 37 121 62 3 100 131 549 328 221 115 93 165 92 Ward No.1A N.A. 240 282 1,402 740 662 304 275 437 307 Block 4 114 147 702 377 325 78 78 244 197 5 126 135 700 363 337 226 197 193 110

Ward No. 2 N.A. 295 283 1,217 660 557 47 40 473 286 Block 6 1 ~O 136 578 311 267 11 17 218 330 7 105 147 639 349 290 36 23 255 156 Ward No.3 N.A. 218 256 1,262 660 (J02 2 4 533 388 Block 8 132 664 339 325 4 268 215 9 13~ 2 86 124 598 321 277 265 173 Ward No. 4 N.A. 114 169 ,845 432 413 319 253 Block 10 79 417 210 207 150 123 11 5R 56 90 428 222 206 169 130 Ward No. ' N.A. 185 285 ].372 725 047 5 2 560 396 Block 12 55 104 469 250 219 .. - 190 134 13 101 465 248 191 135 14 68 217 1 .. 62 80 438 227 211 4 2 179 127 Ward No. N.A, 171 282 1,377 804 573 99 80 491 243 Block 15 133 .739. 417 322 16 14 277 164 16 87 .. - 79 84 149 638 387 251 83 66 214 Ward No. 7 232 L120 642 478 123 86 421 240 N.A· 180 - Block 17 99 556 348 Z08 89 62 225 91 18 57 123 133 564 294 270 34 24 196. 149 Ward No.8 N.A. 257 280 1.393 724 669 05 63 519 310 Block 19 142 668 361 307 6 3 272 19.0 20 142 115 138 725 363 362 59 60 247 180 Ward No.9 N.A. 205 257 1,'141 602 539 11 14 418 303 Block 21 89 141 554 297 257 4 3 197 142 22 116 116 587 305 282 7 11 22.1 1~1_ - -Ward No. 10 N.A. 193 543 26 16 444 3;4" Block 23 129 13) 6')2 320 282 15 9 265 162 24 64 104 514 ~53 261 11 7 179 162 Ward No.11 N.A. 200 242 1,114 597 517 12 7 408 278 Block 25 112 116 573 ·293 280 .. .. 221 159 26 88 126 541 304 237 12 7 187 119 Ward No. 12 N.A. 109 327 1,311 72/ 590 92 58 480 311 Block 27 95 181 668 393 275 40 25 27) 140 210 17l ~~ 74 146 643 3~~ ~15 52 3~ 141

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT ROPAR DISTRICT WORKERS

Total Workers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non­ workers (a) (b) ------_ ------" ------M F M F M FMFM FM FMFMF M PM- F M F M F

15 16 1'1 18 19 20 21 2~ :!3 24 2S 26 27 21.1 2(} 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 4,383 277 t 64 151 2 24 '2 '. 117 9 631 4 76 .. 1.157 5 349 2 1.714 253 4.494 7,300 ·167 5 1 .. 4 .. .. 30 1 90 .. 11 .. 92 .• 108 •• 125 5 .530 781 126 4 4 ...... 17 13 " 5 .. 29 " 8 4.5 1 183 262 170 2 .. · . .. .. 12 1 41 -. - . .. 19 80 lR t 190 301 171 3 1 1 1 . _ 36 ". 6 .. 44 .. 20 62 3 157 218 332 55 2 56 ...... 5 .. 27 • • 10 .• 64 1 29 . . 139 54 408 607

t 75 t 1 1 56 ...... 4 I) 4-.. 38 .. 14 4) 11 2'):!. 314 157 44 1 1 . . I ~ '. 6. . 26 1 15 90 43 206 21)3

3J7 23 11 4 10 3 40 9 ,. 116 .. 10 .• 137 20 32J .534 161 to 7 4 6 .. 16 .. 53 2 150 257 176 13 ,~ 4 3 24 .. 63 8 173 277

.J28 16 ! 1 2 J 1 51 I .5.. 140 2 21 137 11 332 586

I.) 167 , . 1 27 " 1 92 1 6 36 6 17,'. 316 161 7 1 :!4 I 2 " 48 1 15 71 5 160 270 198 13 J 23 . • 29 .. 1. . 16 . . 9 57 13 234 400

91 5 3 .. .. 11 .. 17 .. " .• 32 J 25 5 119 202 107 8 .. 12 .. I! .. 1 .. 44 6 32 8 115 )98 3tif9 25 10 I .. 2 I 60 3 ". 133 ., 14 126 24 376 622 130 10 1 19 51 5 51 9 120 209 120 6 4 1 .. .. 18 ...... 47 6 44 6 128 211 99 9 5 23 .., 35 3 31 9 12J.l 202 39,5 8 14 11 .. I...... /8 .. 6.5.. 5.. 91 .. 60 .. 120 8 409 565 1(; In ., " .. 16 19 '2 .• 53 .. 15 69 8 225 314 203 8 I 2 46 3 38 .. 45 51 184 25t 399 35 33 •• 20 " 8 1 .. .. 14 I 19 1 3~.. 63 1 33 2 206 29 243 443

251 25 14 · . (i 1 2 .. J 0 3. . 27 " J7 2 172 21 91 183 148 10 19 20 2 '. . . .. 12 1 9 .. 36 1. J6 34 8 14() 260 348 22 29 4() J _. ,_ .J .. 78.. II".. 71 .. 10 105 21 376 647 176 14 12 · . . . .. 6() .. 10 .. 47 5 42 14 185 293 J71 ~ 17 40 ! .. .. 4 18 1 24 5 63 7 191 354 273 20 6 lO 3 .. 2 48 2 3. . 96 1 15 91 15 329 J/9 150 8 1 3 J .. " . " 22 ., J ,. 57 10 53 7 147 249 123 12 5 7 ...... I 2 26 2 2 .. 39 5 38 8 J82 270 284 23 Jtj 4 1 .. 8 ,_ 56 " 4. . 98 .• 16 82 12 289 520

164 15 5 4 1 .. .. .5 " 40 . _ 3. . 44 . . 6 57 14 156 267 120 8 II 3 " 16 .. 1, . 54 . . 10 2S 8 133 253 287 14 19 1 .. 1 .. 52 .5 82 16 111 14 .UO 503

147 4 8 ...... 21 ., 45 10 60 4 146 276 140 10 II I .. 31 } .. 37 6 51 10 164 227

386 J7 5 3 .. ., .. / .. /6 " 6.. 35 8 .' 308 17 335 573 21S 11 4 . . 4 .. .• 13 .• •• '110 30 6 157 11 ]78 264 6 PI I .. 3 J 6 5 2 .. lSI 6 157 ~O 142

UR.BAN BLOCKWISE ROPAR TAHSIL

Loea- Name of Urban agglomera· Area of Occu· No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate and tion tilln /Town/\Vard/Urban Town/ pied HOllse- (includi llg fnstitutional Code Castes Tribes Educated enumerator's block Ward Resi- holds and Housclcss Population) Persons No. in Sq. dential kmll. Houses ------P M F M F M F M P .., 4 :1 5 6 7 I:; 9 10 1] 12 13 14 Hi Y Murinda (M.e.) 2'59 1,641 1.645 9.326 4,939 4.387 1,239 1,093 2,709 1,64~ Ward No I /V.A. IYO 1<)1 , ,(ll7 531 496 363 26f) Block I 105 106 520 273 , 247 205 J4t( HS 1:<5 ~O7 25,'S 249 158 121 Ward No.2 N.A. ]Wi 301 1,81.)5 J.O 17 878 168 166 66{) 440 Ul()ck .~ (15 , 12l-> UI .17 I 280 12 I) 265 162 4 X 8H 757 .'95 362 ]46 14'i Il)'} 130 '\ X~ ~2 4X7 251 236 10 12 19(1 148 ~V(ll'd No . .1 N,A. '147 447 2.l./-3 1.27';' 1,069 635 52() 522 233 BllId.: (, 13(1 136 nl 39.1 32X 2S~1 227 160 ~7 7 78 78 449 249 200 129 84 g 76 24 IDS 1o I:! (l()7 .331 276 .'07 17~) J to 50 () 125 125 5(i(i 301 ~05 4J :w 170 IO~ U'al'd No. 4- N.A. /52 152 932 .f 7S 454 85 70 261.) 1.~6 Block 10 96 96 St)4 30') 275 39 27 J85 96 II 56 5(i )X4 16() 179 41) 43 X4 60

Ward No.5 N.A. 164 164 NIl) 414 395 -+ 3 26J 11J() Block 12 ~l) Ht> 450 2q 2t() 3 , 139 WI 1J 75 75 369 190 179 J 124 89 Ward No. (, N.A. 39(1 390 2,310 1.215 1,(/95 346 325 632 354

Block 14 90 90 552 2:\4 2,()l>{ 53 60 lSI H6 15 13() DO 79"1 41-1 356 63 49 232 117 16 -,.., 68 6~ 415 =21 194 30 ,,"w 138 88 102 I()~ 54~ 271 277 200 194 1 t I 63 143

PR~RY CENSUS ABSTRACT ROPAR DISTRICT

WORKERS Total Workers I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non. workers (I) (b) -_------_ M F M F M FM F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F IS 16 17 18 J9 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 38 2,364 78 242 351 1 7 ...... 43 " 520 4 53 .. 680 4 133 .. 335 69 2,575 4,309 23J 9 2.i J ...... S} I 7. . 99 _. II 41 296 487

132 7 .. J .. " 28 .... 68 .. 4.) •• 26 6 141 240 103 2 23 .. .. " 25 7 31 ...., .. 15 2 15S 247

.524 25 13 6 . . I ...... /3 .. J 99 2 4.. 17 J 1 27 .. V() 22 493 853

204 10 8 ..'1 ~ 7R •. ') 40 10 56 10 167 270 195 7 5 2 4 " 96 2 2 .. 52 .. 10 .. 24 5 200 35~ 125 8 2 .. 1 .. 1 " 25 .. 79 I 7 .. 1() 7 126 22M

613 22 46 ]47 .. 6 .. 14 .. In2 .. 29 .. 122 .. 55 .. 92 22 661 1,047

183 4 4 41 ...... 3H J(, .. 37 .. 26 .. 21 4 110 324 109 .1 JO 32 ...... 12 ...... 34 .. 10 .. 11 I 140 J99 J63 11 12 (is .. ] J " 20 4 12 7 36 II 168 265 158 6 20 (J .. 5 .. J 1 " 32 4.) •• 39 .. 12 .. 24 (1 143 259 229 .5 47 52 .. 4 .. 35.. 2.. 54 I 12 .. 23 4 249 44() 140 3 20 29 2 22 37 II 17 2 169 272 89 ') 27 23 :2 .• 13 17 1 (, 2 80 177

214 8 3 2 .. 2 .. 35.. 1 .. 141 ~ .. 2~ 210 387 ...')., _ 1 4 .. 2 .. .. " .10 .... 99 J .. 10 4 112 212 92 4 3 2 " 25 . . 1.. 42 .. 1 .. 18 4 98 17S

54') 9 JIO ./43 1 .. . . 10 . . 96 1 1 () .. 93 2 26 .. 61 5 666 1,086 110 .. 16 9 .... 4 .. 23 .. 2 .. 32 .. (, 18 . . 174 2()S 180 4 S6 20 3 " 32 .. 8 .. 2.1 I 12 .. 26 J 259 352 110 2 15 17 .. .. 2 .. 24 I 34 .. 4 .. 14 J 1 J 1 J92 149 3 23 97 1 1 .. 17 .. 4 1 4 .. 3 I 122 274 76/45Ol ' 77;00'

PUNJAB TAHSIL KHARAR DISTRICT ROPAR

KILOMETRES 3 o 3 9 12 ~--._.~-~--~-~ r--"-~"'~''''' .-.-- ,_.~ ..~.~ ... -~ .... ~_~._. ___ --....~ 2 0 2 4 6 MILE S

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STATE BOUNDARY ••• _..... , ...... _••• _._._,_ DISTRICT BOUNOARY ...... __ . __ CL/I':,SIFICAT ION OF VILLAGES TAI1SIL 80UNDARY, ... ., ...... _. __ _ ACCOnDINC. iO F'OPULAT ION ~:'llE 1 AHSIL HEADQUARTERS ••••••••••••••••••••• _...... ~ C L A':.S VILLAGf eOUNDARI(S \l{ITH LocAncm ' .. "'"1· CODE NUMl'JfRS(CENSUS)...... c;:., (,i! ;.,,000 &. ABOVE POSH ION OF KHARAR NATIO~AL HIGHWAY...... , ...... ~ (I! 1,000 _._- 1."'9~~ TAHSil IN ROPAR OTHER METALLED ROAO...... _ ...... _ OISTRICT BROAD GAUGE RAILWAYS WITH STATION ...... , .. ~ ..., UF\8AN AJ\£A., ...... ,...... '" <::;IT) TOWNS C' lf~,'.) THAN .>00 . I KURALI 11 No ." 1I UN'INHABITeD n KI-URAP. VILl AGF 5

. _. "~-.,... --.~.~ .... ,..... ------""---- 145

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES KHARAR TAHSIL serial Name of Location Serial Name of Location No. village Code No. No. village Code No.

t 2 3 1 2 3

t Abhepur 8/3/128 56 Chilla 8/3/241 2 Abipur 8/3/22 57 Chintgarh 8/3/11 3 Adhrcra 8/3/8 58 Chohla Kalan 8}3/164 4 Akaigarb 8/3/30 59 Chudiala 8/3/211 5 Alipur 8/3/27'). 60 Chuni_Kalan 8/3/174

6 Allapur 8/3/86 61 Chuni Khurd 8/3/173 7 Andheri 8/3/74 62 Churheri 8/3/4 8 Aujlan 8/3/126 63 Chutmnalj 8/3/36 9 Badala Naya Shehr 8/3/124 64 Ilafarpur 8/3j283 10 Badali 8/3/123 65 Dao Majra 8/3 116

11 Bada Salcmpllr 8/3/28 66 Daoo 8/3/J96 12 Bad Majra 8/3/195 67 Darari 8/3/258 13 Bahalpur 8/3/110 (is Desu Mtijra 8/3/190 14 Bajheri 8/3/121 69 Devi Nagar 8/3/102 15 Bajidpur 8/3/69 70 DhabaJj 8/3/171

16 Bakkarpur 8/3/268 71 Dhakoran Kalan 8/3/91 17 BaHali 8/3/200 72 Dhakoran Khurd 8/3/90 .18 BaJJo Majra 8/3/198 73 Dhanauran 8/3/148 19 Balongi 8/3/197 74 Dhangtana 8/3/29 20 Ban Maha 8!J /5 75 Dharak Kalan 8/3/169

21 Bad 8/3/267 76 Dharak Khurd 8/3/112 22 Bariwala 8/3/212 77 Dharamgarh 8/3/249 23 Daroudi 8/3/50 7R Dhelpur 8/3/234 24 Barsalpur 8/3/26 79 Dhiaopura 8/3/35 25 Basi an 8/31170 80 Dhirpur 8/3/233

26 Battlana 8/3/236 81 Dhode Majra 8/3/105 27 Behdala 8/J/2 R2 Dhol 8/3/229 28 Behdali 8/3/34 83 Dhurali 8/3/237 29 Behlolpur 8/3/193 84 Dosarna 8/3/44 30 Bcrampur 8/3/216 85 Dulwan 8/3/61

31 8/3/273 86 patehgarh 8/3/9 32 Bhagat Majra 8/3/108 87 Fatehgarb 8/3/43 33 Bbago Majra 8/3/117 8R Fatehpur 8/3/17 34 Bhago Majra 8/3/215 89 Fatchpur 8/3/10 35 Bhagowal 8/3/3 90 f"atehullapur 813/189

36 Bhankarpur 8/3/275 91 Ferozpur Bangal ~3/100 37 Bharatpur 8/3/207 92 Gabe Majra /3/165 38 Bharaunjian 8/3/101 93 GhandauH 8/3/107 39 Bhjauli 8/3/1 J4 94 Ghataur 8/3/84 40 Bhoop Nagar 8}3/12 95 Giddarpur 8/3/208

41 Bhukhri 8/3/127 96 Gigha Majea 8/3/28.) 42 Boothgarh 8/3/68 97 Gobindgarh 8/3/232 43 Burana 8/3/60 98 Gochnr 8/3/21 44 Chachu Majra 8/3/2S1 99 Goslan 8/3/31 45 Chahar MtYra 8/3/137 100 Guno Majra 8/3/S1

46 Chana Ion 8/3j40 101 Gurana 8/3/235 47 Chandon Gobindgarh 8/3/157 J02 Haibatpur 8/3/278 48 Chand pur 8/3/72 103 Hartaipur 8/3/1~8 49 Chao Majra 8/3/256 J04 Hamampur 8/3/16 50 Chapar Chiri Kalan 8/3/201 105 Hasanpur 8/3/82

51 Chapar Chiri Khurd 8/3/186 106 Hasanpur 8/3/154 52 Chatauli 8/3/1 107 Hoshiarpur 8/3/95 ~ Chhaju Majra 8/3/199 .108 Hus.sainpur 8/3/15S 54 Chhota Raipur 8/3/239 109 Jagatpura 8/3/246 S5 Chhoti Bdri Parch 8/3/141 lJO Jakar Majra 8/3/129 146

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES KHARAR TAHStL

Serial Name of Location I SCrial Namcof Location No. village Code No, No. village Code No.

t 2 3 1 2 3

11 J Jandpur 8/3/156 166 Matran 8/3/252 112 Jhampur 8/3/151 167 Mauli Baidwan 8/3/225 1)3 Jhande Majra 8/3/55 168 Mehrampur 8/3/52 114 Jhanjheri 8/3/181 .169 Mehroli 8/3/53 ]) S Jbewar Heri 8/3/271 170 Mianpuf 8/3/18

116 Jhingran 8/3/42 171 Milak Rfj!146 117 JhunJrian 8/3/159 172 Mimic Majra 8/3/261 118 Kabala 8/3/243 173 Mirjapur 8/3/20 119 Kadi Majra 8/3/71 174 Mirpui' 8/3/276 120 Kailon 8/3/185 175 Mohali 8/3/221

121 Kalewal 813/ 18 176 Mojpur 8/3/214 122 Kambali 8/3/245 177 Mar Thikari 8/3/282 123 Kanauran 8/3/41 178 Mote Majra 8/3/262 124 Kandala 8/3/248 ) 79 M II barak pur 8/3/277 125 Kansal 8/3/]44 180 Mullanpur X/3/45

126 Kansala 8/3/92 181 Mullanpllr Gar ibdas 8/3/13(~\ 127 Karoran 8/3/143 182 Mundi Kharar 8/31188 128 Kartarpur 8/3/93 183 Mundon Shag Singh 8/3/47 129 Kauru Majra 8/3/247 lR4 Mundon Mastana 8/3/46 130 Khadri 8/3/62 11:\5 \lundon Sangtian 8/3/48

131 Khanpur 8'3/125 186 Nada 8/3/142 132 Khanpur Behlan 8/3/176 J87 Nagai 8/3/49 133 Khera 8/3/56 188 Nagai 8/3/80 134 Kheri 8/3/280 lR9 NagaI Khurd and Kalan 8/3/9R 135 Kherpur 8/3/73 190 Naggat Faizgarh 8/3/163

136 Khijrabad 8/3/24 191 Naglian 8/3/88 137 Khuni Majra 8/3/161 192 Nanhcri 8/3/79 138 Kuba Heri 8/3/23 193 Nanoon Majra 8/3/130 139 Kumbrah 8/3/224 194 Nanu Majra 8/3/227 140 Kurra 8/3/264 195 Naugiari 8/3/259

141 Kurri 8/3/266 196 Nehulka 8/3/32 142 Labangarh 8/3}25 197 Nlamian 8/3/168 143 Lakhnauf 8/3/8J 198 Paintpur 8/3/136 144 Lakhnaur 8/3/202 199 Palhnnpur 8/3/64 145 Lamba 8/3/223 200 Palheri 8/3/132

146 Landayali 8/3/270 201 Pandwala 8/3/281 147 Landran 8/3/203 202 Paprali 8/3/1 148 Ledi 8/3/205 203 Papri 8/3/242 149 Madanpur 8/3/222 204 Parol 8/3 /97 ISO Magar 8/3/183 205 Patti Sohnna 8/3/226

151 Majat 8/3/178 20() Patton 8/3/254 152 Majatri 8/3/180 207 PaUran 8/3/210 153 Majra 8/3/66 208 Phatwan 8/3/89 154 MaJri 8/3/57 209 Pir Sohana 8/3/122 155 MUJrian 8/3/99 210 Popna 8/3/167

1'56 Mak.ran 8/3/179 211 Radiata 8/3/115 157 Malikpur 8/3/111 212 Raipur 8/3/194 158 Manak Majra 8/3/217 213 Raipur KaJan 8/3/230 159 Manakpur Kallar 8/3/257 214 Raj Garh 8/3/67 J60 Manakpur Sharif 8/3/59 215 Rakauli 8/3/77

161 Manana 8/3/152 216 Rampur 8/3/31 162 Man Il uli 8/3/240 217 Rane Majra 8/3/109 163 Mastgarh 8/3/147 218 Rangian 8/3/166 164 Mataur 8/3/219 219 Ran guan a 8/3/63 155 Matbari 8/3/6 220 Rasanheri 8/3/182 141 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES KHARAR TAHSIL

ScI ial Name of Location \ serial Name of Location No. village Code No. No. village Code No. t 2 3 1 2 3 221 Rasoolpur 8/3/104 251 Simbal Majra 8/3/119 222 Rattangarh 8/3/10 252 Singhpura 8/3/78 223 Ratwara 8/3/138 253 Singhpura 8/3/39 224 Rehmanpur 8/3/133 254 Sinhpur 8/3/191 225 Rurka 8/3/250 255 Sir Kapra 8/3/175 226 Rurki Kham 8/3/131 256 Siswan 8/3/65 227 Rurki Pukhta 8f'J/118 257 Soey Majra 8/3/209 228 Sahauran 8j3/'d3 258 SohaH 8/3/76 229 Saidpur 8/3/206 259 Sohana 8/3/2 t 8 230 Saini Majra 8/3/15 260 Soonk 8/3/140 231 Saini Majra 8/3/106 261 Sukhgarh 8/3/238 232 Saini Majra 8/]./255 262 Su\tanpur 8/3/96 233 Saklullapur 8/3/120 I 263 Sundhran 8/3/279 234 SalamatPur 8/3/103 264 Swara 8/3/204 235 Salem Khurd XI?! 14 265 Tajpuru 8/3/13

2.16 Sanbhalki 8/3/nS 266 Takipur 8/3/94 237 Sancta 8(3/231 267 Tarupur 8/3/19 23'd Sangalan 8/3/134 268 Tarauli 8/3/192 239 Sangariwala 8/3/145 269 Tarf Kumbrah N/3/244 240 Sangatpura 8/3/5'd 270 Tangauri 8/3/263 241 Sate Majra fl,IJ/I}/,7 271 Thana Gobindgarh 8/3/27 242 Sayan ~/3/253 272 Thaska 8/3/153 243 Shafipur '13/3/269 273 Tim 8/3/150 244 Shuhpur 8/3/85 274 Tirpari 8/3/162 245 Shcikhpura 8/3/75 275 Tirtha 8/3/87

246 Shekhan Majra 8/3/265 276 Tiwar 8/3/J13 247 Shiamipur H/3/112 277 Todar Majra 8/3/177 248 Shiampur 8/3/213 278 Togan 8/3/149 249 Siahi Majra H/J/220 279 Tole Majra 8/3/184 250 Sialba 8/3/54 280 Wascpur 8/3/135 281 Zirakpur 8/3/274

Kharar Tahsil

149 ISO VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY KHARAR TAHSIL

Loca~ Rame of T Ilb~J/Vi1lage Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion Tahsil in pied House~ (including Jnstitutional Castes Tribes and Code Sq. kIn. Resi- holds and Houscless Educated No. & of dential Population) Persons Village House!' in nCre') -.-- P M }7 M F M P M ---F 1 2 3 4 5 () 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 8/3 Kharnr Tahsil 691 ·4 26,057 90,597 21,807 39,453 25,515 1,64.353 73,756 17,626 19,241 8/3/1 Paprali (117) 505 144 144 1,032 554 478 223 190 290 137 2 BchdaJa (J 18) 155 Un- 3 Bhagowal (119) 246 57 51 287 137 1:50 61 57 4 Churheri (120) J42 47 47 338 165 173 · . · . 116 75 5 Ban Majra (123) 234 83 83 533 306 227 133 93 122 43 6 Mathari (114) 208 3 .3 20 jO 10 · . · . 7 4 7 Chatuuli (125) 314 36 36 231 130 101 78 5B 39 72 8 Adhrera (122) 323 94 94 4S2 259 223 210 183 146 61 9 Fatehgarh (126) 281 57 57 365 174 J91 102 93 57 38 10 Rattnllgarh (127) 224 3!:! :W 243 140 103 64 32 Jl Chintgarh (130) 460 100 101 651 363 288 53 42 165 77 12 Bhoop Nagar (315) 279 56 56 353 161 192 · . · . 74 64 13 Tajpurl (316) 193 22 23 168 86 82 10 9 30 15 14 Salem .K.hurd (317) 599 37 37 220 123 97 12 11 39 24 15 Saini Majra (318) 855 9 9 49 25 24 25 24 7 16 Harnampur (320) 649 3 :\ 25 15 10 9 4 3 1 17 Fatehpur 321) 561 45 45 275 J41 134 100 87 51 8 18 Mianpur (324) 1,545 129 130 t:;15 479 33fi 87 68 174 83 19 Tarapur (325) 2,849 93 93 505 275 230 61 44 46 5 20 Mirjapllf (326) 3.807 84 86 496 2St) 208 72 47 47 3

21 Oochar (328) 1,049 35 35 227 130 97 24 4 22 Abipur (329) 579 56 56 356 219 137 . . .. 68 37 23 Kubaheri (323) 891 124 125 922 510 412 2~ 19 263 252 24 KhUrabad (327.) 2,162 558 564 3,260 1,691 1,569 360 316 684 505 25 Labangarh (319) 568 74 74 471 231 240 89 31 26 Barsalpur (J41) 275 56 56 303 141 )62 · . 84 62 27 Thana Gobind2arh (142) 428 66 66 477 246 231 55 52 .. 97 46 28 Dada sa]empur (140) 333 51 51 377 203 174 2S 16 77 33 29 Dhangtana (131) 176 25 25 lXo 97 89 4 7 51 26 30 Akalgarh (132) 282 56 S6 378 200 178 72 65 108 39 31 Rampur (129) 213 35 35 220 122 98 .. . . 53 36 32 Nehulka (128) 346 SO 89 590 325 265 6g 43 161 82

34 Behdali (116) 463 118 119 837 453 384 70 46 203 118 35 Dhianpura (115) 386 139 139 614 321 293 til 66 131 73 36 Chutamali (114) 448 127 127 H29 441 388 13 8 264 130 37 Goslan (113) 200 44 44 300 170 130 46 32 84 47 38 Kalewal (l12) 429 129 129 738 392 346 110 117 224 112 39 S;nghpura (l J1 ) 340 HI:) 88 549 297 252 68 59 157 86 40 Chanalon (110) 619 J58 158 998 540 458 134 112 284 172

41 Kana Ufnn (109) 309 44 45 260 153 ]07 55 33 66 37 42 Jhingran (108) 2UO 72 76 469 262 207 84 63 124 56 43 Fatehgurh (106) 385 52 52 301 175 126 45 39 110 47 44 Dosarna (107) 682 112 1\4 7% 417 379 81 58 214 130 45 Mllllanpur (133) 199 50 55 354 190 164 56 55 94 45

46 Mundon M~lstana (134) 185 12 12 112 62 5U . . .. 39 J4 47 Mundon Hhsg Singh (135) 154 19 }9 128 75 53 8 8 37 16 48 Mundon Sangtian (136) 383 132 135 844 46J 383 248 191 222 105 49 Naga] (137) 266 36 40 298 167 131 39 28 74 42 50 Baroudi (10.5) 301 100 lOU 661 360 301 108 80 172 82

51 GUno Majra (138) 189 51) 5~ 374 207 167 86 71 7S 40 52 ~ehrarnpur(139) 327 54 54 382 205 177 23 20 74 51 53 Mebroli (143) 430 80 SO 508 276 232 58 49 115 53 54 Sialba (148) 361 76 76 415 217 198 170 156 66 24 ~5 Jhande Majra (144) 232 58 53 390 219 171 109 61 151

CENSUS ABSTRACT ROPAR DISTRICT WORKERS

Total Workers I II HI IV ~ v VI VII VIIJ IX X (I-IX) Non- CI.j_ workers .9 (a) (b) ------F M F M M' F M F M F M F M'-F :M F ---- M F M F M F M !~ 15 16 17 18 19 20 2) 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 1

47.813 22.679 9,768 702 55 1,764 2,904 927 1,991 885 6,138 42,784 433 5 54 9 31 101 13 5 t 214 73,313 265 125 74 8 4 (1 3 30 289 478 '1 inhabited 2 51 . . 33 8 " 3 1 ...... 6 .. 86 150 3

68 2 27 .. . ~ . . . . 5 .. (, 6 .. J 21 2 97 171 4 145 38 86 9 2 10 161 227 5

4 1 .. 2 .. t (, to 6 75 36 37 .. .. ., " ., ...... , 2 55 101 7 123 38 12 .. 9 1 18 ., 9 12 .. 6 .. 19 136 222 8 110 52 54 .1 .. 3 64- 191 9 78 69 2 7 62 10.1 10

196 125 25 3...... 5 .. I) 6 I .. 9 .. 13 167 288 .II 77 6H 3 ...... 6 R4 192 12 50 40 7 " ...... 3 36 82 13 7J 67 4 ...... 2 50 97 14 22 16 6 .. 3 24 15 9 9 ...... 6 10 16 80 75 2 ...... , .. 3 61 134 17 290 181 44 .. 22 .. . . 12 .. 1 S .. 6 .. 19 189 336 18 J71 136 21 .. .. 7 .. 1 ...... 4 104 230 19 176 131 3 I...... 24 2 2 .. 13 t 12 20R 20 80 74 ., .. 4 .' ...... 2 50 97 21 ]23 · . 100 7 .. 5 .. 4 ...... " 7 · . 96 JJ7 22 327 1 244 38 .. I . . IRS ., .. 3 .. 3 .. 12 1 183 411 23 816 8 322 91 .. 11 .. 9l " 36 4 26 .. 92 .. 22 .. 125 4 875 J,561 24 124 112 2 2 8 107 240 25 60 51 1 .. .. .' .. .. ~. .. R Rl 16( 26 1:!4 li4 46 ...... , 2 4 R 122 231 27 104 76 6 .... " .. .. 2 6 2 12 99 174 28 59 'l · . 53 ... ., ...... " ...... 4 · . ~R 89 29 115 1 44- 46 ., 177 30 7 5 - ., I J 1 X5 (j 67 2 58 1 1 .. 4, •• •...... ~ . . . . . 2 .. _.. .. 55 96 31 154 ')... 90 28 .. 1 .. 731 5 t f) 13 171 263 32 230 119 35 ., ...... 17 " 2 6 5 15 221 384 34 136 7() 23 ...... J2 1 3 7 14 185 293 35 226 2 107 24 2 .. 35 9 6 R 4 31 2 215 386 36 75 1 43 3 ...... 3 .. .<; I 3 .. .. 17 1 95 129 37 .186 2 96 ~3 I 7 R 1 B 1 26 2 206 344 38 158 2 80 3R ...... 9 2 3 6 20 2 139 250 39 25t 2 100 45 .1 ...... 9 34 10 7 4 41 2 2R9 456 40

60 28 16 " ...... J 2 2 .. R 93 t07 41 140 85 32 " " .. 2 .. 4 7 4 6 122 207 42 84 · . 46 22 " ...... J 15 · . 91 )26 43 216 3 96 5:5 .. 22 1 11 .. 7 .. .. ., .. Z 23 2 20.1 376 44 104 2 27 47 I " .. 13 .. 4 1 J 11 1 86 162 45 34 18 2 ...... " ., 4 28 50 46 45 35 4 . " S3 47 · ...... , 1 .. .. 1 ...... ~ 4 30 223 I 86 69 1 ...... " 34 3 4 4 1 22 238 382 48 71 50 · . 14 . . '. ~ ~ . . . . 2 .... I 1 1 S 90 13J 49 193 1 91 62 1 .. .. " .. 7 3 5 7 18 167 300 50 92 · . 53 24 ...... , ...... 9 '. ., 6 115 167 51 109 1 70 16 J 2 .. 4 1 6 1 1 x 96 176 52 151 109 21 ., " 1 4 1 13 125 232 53 129 6 85 ...... 4 (i 4 21 88 198 54 104 88 2 2 .. 2 10 115 171 S5 152 VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY "RARAR TAHSIL Loca- Name of Tahsil/Village Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate bOD Tah.lJilln ~ec1 House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Codo sq. kms. esi.. holds and Houseless Educated No. & of dentfal Population) Persons Villalle Houses in acres p M F M F M F M --F

1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

1/3/56 Khcra(t4S) 315 81 82 504 282 222 82 84 112 4S 57 ~ri(J47) 1,098 237 238 1,414 768 646 107 65 340 159 58 Sangatpura (J 46) 479 57 57 445 248 197 39 33 114 69 59 Manakpur Sharif (330) 1,584 170 172 ],049 583 466 302 157 270 134 60 BurauliL (321) 785 Un- 61 Dulwan (337) 1,173 16 16 83 44 39 9 7 11 3 62 Khadri (336) 189 23 23 134 75 59 38 35 24 7 63 Ranguana (33S) 163 3 J 31 11 14 .. · . 8 4 64 Palhanpur (334) 834 33 33 239 140 99 48 32 42 5 6S Siswan (338) 4,147 43 49 184 J04 80 31 40 53 20 66 Majra (332) 1,165 81 81 568 309 259 151 135 l1S 37 61 Rajgarh (33J) 247 25 25 113 66 47 .. · . 9 68 Boothgarh (155) 328 80 80 537 291 246 J09 96 120 72 69 Bajidpur (152) 367 19 19 161 100 6J 6 3 41 18 10 Fatehpur (149) 715 151 155 916 483 4:13 10 5 274 146 11 Kadi M~ra (1 S1) 254 26 26 236 142 94 18 14 32 3 72 Chandpur (150) 316 39 39 340 195 145 · . · . 70 15 73 Kherpur (89) 429 69 69 434 241 193 78 73 87 16 74 Andheri (104) 243 38 38 266 149 117 33 28 76 32 15 Sheikhpura (103) 423 29 29 215 118 97 43 34 41 14 76 Sohali (90) 575 158 163 907 487 420 163 126 231 112 Rakaull(102) 77 236 25 25 209 102 107 · . · . 64 46 78 SinRhpura (101) 257 12 12 84 48 36 20 11 18 12 19 Nanheri (100) 194 40 40 298 163 135 49 41 67 36 80 NagaJ (99) J57 22 ~2 138 82 56 48 :n 32 9 81 l.akhnaur (97) 338 93 93 637 374 263 97 86 149 63 82 Hasanpur (96) 427 t 12 112 676 372 304 122 89 220 96 83 Sahauran (95) 1,284 301 301 ' 1,814 975 839 284 226 511 291 84 Ohataur (94) 493 122 124 739 391 348 159 147 169 80 8S Shahpur (98) 355 116 116 690 369 321 76 61 214 127 86 Allapur (92) 424 95 95 633 349 284 92 65 187 58 87 Tirtha (91) 213 2 2 14 8 6 · . 5 .. 88 Naglian (88) 581 54 54 344 210 134 37 30 84 19 89 Phatwan (87) 570 76 76 536 293 243 75 71 133 89 90 Dhakoran Khurd (153) 214 17 17 145 90 55 9 6 53 19 91 Dhakoran Kalan (154) 351 71 71 ~46 324 222 99 69 107 36 92 KansaJa (157) 751 81 81 627 344 28~ 76 61 138 54 93 Kartarpur (l56) 295 59 59 472 256 216 69 63 112 47 94 Takipur (158) 354 46 46 393 223 170 3} 26 94 48 95 Hoshiarpur (159) 699 106 .106 732 405 327 95 73 156 51 96 Suitanpur (333) 301 4 4 27 18 9 S 3 8 4 97 Parol (340) 1,162 152 152 1,086 624 462 172 125 233 102 98 NagaI Khurd and Kalan(339) 2,912 57 57 339 197 142 6 10 32 10 99 MtVrian (343) 4,105 199 199 1,296 747 549 15 9 121 14 100 Ferozpur Bangal (341) 255 31 31 219 133 86 61 26 101 Bbaraunjian (160) 50S 33 33 876 510 366 257 189 205 67 102 Devi Nagar (161) 290 Un- 103 Salamatpur (162) 330 46 46 298 178 120 65 46 78 26 )04 Rasool pur (163) 236 26 26 203 114 89 28 25 45 18 lOS Dhodc Majra(l64) 177 12 12 92 55 37 5 5 21 3 106 Saini Majra (167) 379 J04 107 711 386 325 37 25 217 124 107 Ghandauli (169) 269 SO 52 358 200 158 100 80 62 22 108 Dba,at Majra (110) J93 43 43 242 149 93 58 36 62 18 109 Rane Majra (85) 370 105 lOS 684 376 308 91 98 176 74 llO BabaJ"ur (86) ~97 25 25 155 8S 70 4 3 29 7 l53

CENSUS ABSTRACT ROPAR DISTR1CT WORKERS -----,.------,---- ,-----._'"-- Total Workers 1 n III IV v VI VlT VJIl IX X (I-IX) Non­ workers

(a) (b) ______~~. ___• ______" ___~MW ____ M F M F 1'.1 F MF MP MF MF M F MF MF M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2R 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

, , 160 95 37 2 .. 3 3 5 .. 14 · , 122 222 56 347 5 103 144 1 J ,. S .. J 24 .. 53 5 421 641 57 121 99 12 1 1 · . ] 5 127 197 58 325 145 102 t) 10 ,. 10 17 .. 11 :?5~ 466 59 inhabited 60 30 17 11 .,I ,.,1 14 39 ill 41 21 1" .... 34 59 62 7 6 , , .. 1 10 14 63 67 45 II · . . . 1 ]0 73 99 64 54 7 24 ...., 4 17 50 80 65 .., 176 120 (j J · . 7 J33 259 66 48 · , .. .. ~4 12 I .. lR 47 67 149 27 (lO 69 24 .. 2 .. I . . 17 142 219 68 45 , . 34 4 , ' , . · . · . 1 I 5 · , 55 61 69 224 ."1 9K J7 I 15 l) ~ I (i H 31:1 J 259 430 70

HI 65 B · , , . ,1 (,1 94 71 96 Xl 4 3 4 .. ... 99 145 72 139 (d 69 7 102 193 73 90 hi 20 1 (1 59 117 74 71 .W 22 ') h 47 97 75 288 ,146 100 7 5 .. ") 24 199 420 76 56 39 7 g 46 ... 107 77 27 16 9 , . 21 36 71:1 104 67 22 J I 10 59 135 79 32 () 14 2 50 56 80 186 1 94 2g 6 I::? 15 2 ., 4 24 ]88 262 8l 213 · . 115 54 · . S -' .. 3 .. 4 25 · . ]59 304 82 504 8 191 155 · ,.,. 12 .. 54 .. 5 .. 19 .. 12 .. 56 S 47J 83J 83 193 75 51 ... .. 16 II 6 .. 7 4 .. 21 19H 348 H4 192 JI] 37 9 7 4 2 4 18 177 321 85

171 82 46 16 .' 5 5 .. 16 178 284 86 4 4 . . · . .. 4 6 87 125 85 33 · . I · , , . 6 85 134 tiS 125 1 " ... (, 143 1 4 .... " "" .. 1 ISO 243 8!-J 43 29 8 I 1 .. 1 47 55 90

166 9() 61 · . , . , . I 3 .. HI ISS 222 91 193 119 31 3 8 4 4 2 .. 1 2J 151 283 92 164 117 40 · . · . · . . , · . 7 92 216 93 121 89 8 2 ,I 'l .. 1 2 .. 16 102 170 94 225 102 56 " 25 .. () () 3 .. 23 ISO 327 95

12 · . 11 . . · ...... · . J , . 6 9 9(, 348 23 177 41 8 .. " 11 .. 42 19 5 .. 11 45 4 276 8... .. 439 97 135 120 4 · . ) .. w. ... ., ~ 62 142 98 453 364 20 2 .. 17 .. I " 10 ., 1 .. JB 294 '49 99 88 76 1 2 .. 9 45 86 100 269 24 108 42 5 .. .. 17 4 37 19 1 .. R .. 50 241 342 101 inhabited 102 99 59 31 .. . . · . y 79 120 103 32 34 20 3 .. 1 .. 1 .. 3 52 89 104 4 28 2 2 2 21 37 105 J88 94 23 .. JO .. 9 .. 3 .. 4 " 4 .. 41 198 325 106 102 22 54 1 5 2 .. 6 .. 3 9 98 158 107 83 49 26 · . 1 I .. . . 1 .. · . 5 66 93 lOS 221 118 46 2 .. 5 7 7 9 .. 2 .. 25 155 308 l~ 52 43 1 1 4 .. 1 .. 2 33 70 110 154

VILLAGEWISE PttlMAR\' KHARAR TAHSIL Loca- Name of Tahsil/Village Area of Oc;;u- No. of Total Population Scheduled SCheduled Literate and tion Tahsil in pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes Educated Code sq. kms. Resi· bolds and HouseJess Persons No. & of dential PQPulatioll) ViUage Houses in acrea

P M F M F M F M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

8/3/111 Malikpur (I~4) 277 44 44 304 168 136 56 50 68 33 112 Shiamipur (83) 234 15 15 118 70 48 · . · . 23 13 113 Tiwar (81) 884 288 291 1,960 1,012 94g 196 167 532 277 114 BtUauli (93) 359 109 109 701 407 294 165 121 187 102 115 Radilltil t 17) 660 128 128 861 483 378 137 95 231 124 116 Dao Majra (76) 379 83 83 616 359 257 71 60 145 77 117 Bhago Majra (75) 619 90 92 576 336 240 91 66 147 62 118 Rurki Pukhta (74) 658 ] 74 180 1,190 667 523 206 lSR 250 187 119 Simbal Majra (73) 245 75 75 445 239 206 68 67 132 59 120 Sakrullapur (69) 545 183 183 989 544 445 ]26 97 271 143

121 Bajheri (70) 958 152 153 917 511 406 95 7~ 242 104 122 Pir Sohana (72) 670 88 88 513 278 235 175 141 .. 143 59 123 Badali (71) 935 198 203 1,264 689 575 239 208 304 }63 124 Badala Nayashehr( 188) 661 243 251 1,626 8S0 776 285 299 475 268 125 Khanpur (183) 1,071 343 349 1,938 1,056 882 592 528 517 252

126 Aujlan (182) 285 266 274 815 633 182 50 .15 :H8 34 127 Bhukhri (78) 302 51 54 318 186 132 48 35 60 25 128 Abhepur (79) 218 51 51 363 195 168 76 60 101 76 129 lakar Majra (80) 219 69 69 475 240 235 23 20 132 89 \ 130 Nanoon Majra (180) 262 Un- 13J Rurki Kham (82) 470 102 105 629 367 262 87 59 144 73 132 Palheri (173) 797 116 117 809 467 342 98 69 184 95 133 Rehmanpur (172) 283 1 1 11 6 5 2 2 134 Sangalan (171) 213 42 42 226 145 121 · . · . 77 46 13S Wasepur (168) 222 30 30 193 111 82 61 49 39 13 136 Paintpur (166) 223 74 76 506 288 218 94 67 121 52 137 Chahar Majra (J 9) 330 27 27 196 122 74 51 11 138 Ratwara (165) 127 29 29 280 J66 114 · . · . 88 30 139 Mullanpuf Garibdas (342) 2,097 472 482 2,833 ] ,559 1,274 254 218 947 495 140 Soonk (344) 2,083 73 73 560 319 241 81 71 72 10

141 Chhotj Bari Parch (349) 2,653 140 140 899 499 400 61 54 ]59 31 142 Nada (350) 2.222 132 132 826 481 345 58 34 92 10 143 Karoran (351) 3.700 409 409 2,095 1,256 839 206 182 436 160 144 Kansal (354) 2,839 331 331 1,390 814 576 69 43 376 95 145 Sangariwala (345) 299 31 31 295 168 127 70 49

146 Milak (346) 118 40 40 300 J64 136 106 88 34 15 147 Mastgarh (J6) 257 6J 62 415 223 192 5 8 111 50 148 Dhanauran (18) 359 24 24 152 85 67 19 11 52 26 149 Togan (17) 517 81 86 623 348 275 92 80 145 68 150 Tira (20) 925 188 192 1,165 652 513 155 127 315 135 151 Jhampur (22) 462 91 91 643 358 285 76 55 163 75 152 Manana (21) 273 72 72 497 271 226 52 45 145 SS 153 Thaska (174) 267 58 S8 119 66 53 28 18 154 Hasanpur (177) 122 Un- 155 Hussainpur (178) 136 10 10 105 5J 54 31 11

156 Jandpur (28) 542 142 142 888 485 403 127 123 132 113 157 Chandon Gobindaarb(79) 530 47 57 357 187 170 3S 20 91 S3 158 Harla)pur (181) 489 49 49 296 162 134 20 22 S6 42 159 Jhungian (29) 398 64 68 440 259 181 73 S6 104 47

16, Khuni Majra (187) 569 80 80 589 3S4 235 81 59 158 68 162 Tjrl"ari (191) 434 13 13 101 58 43 4 2 33 19 163 Nagpl Paizgarh (190) 260 49 SO 317 173 144 S5 51 91 38 164 Choh)a Kalan (189) 4~0 103 103 648 357 291 165 115 191 89 16S Oabe Majra (48) 226 24 24 169 93 76 2 1 54 24

. . "_"t 1.5$

CENSUS ABSTRACT ROPAR DISTRICT

WORKERS

Il J1l IV V VI VII YIlI IX X Total Workers I Non­ (I-IX) workers

(a) (b) M F M F M F M FM FM FM FMFMFM FM FMF 15 )6 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 31 38 I 6S 135 11 I 103 65 29 1 I ...... 1 .. .. 7 .. .. 1 ...... 1 2 .. 33 48 112 37 · . 33 . . 941 113 522 7 230 96 5 ...... 36 5 32 .. 18 .. 28 .. 7 7() 2 490 58 .. .. ., 2 .. 4 ...... 7 .. 6 22 .. 230 294 114 177 · . 7M .. 313 115 249 5 141 22 .. 6 1 5 .. 21 .. 8 ., 13 .. I{ 25 4 234 41 .. 2 .. 3 21 4 2 .. 12 .14 .. 165 257 116 194 · . 95 239 117 186 1 72 .. 50 .. 4 .. 5 .. 6 .. 9 14 " 3 23 1 150 ]8 .. 17 .. 15 .. J3 310 523 118 357 · . 160 ., 63 .. 4 ...... 25 .. 42 .. 28 ...... 3 I) ...... 2 .. 2 14 J 113 205 119 ]26 t 68 .. 444 120 253 1 127 .. 66 .. 9 .. 6 .. .2 .. 5 .. 12 26 I 291 254 133 ., 65 2 h .. 10 7 10.. 2. J9 257 406 J21 49 62 4 .. • .2 .. 11 I 3.. 2 13 . . 131 235 122 147 · . 570 123 350 5 150 .. SO .. .2 I 5 35 1(; 11 1 H 43 3 339 J31 ...... 26 29 .. "' 6X. . I} 67 4 407 772 124 443 4 J II 872 125 603 10 84 ., 277 1 13 .. 20 .. 103 H (1 •• 21 .. n 66 1 453 177 126 2 .. 1 ., " 528 5 3 .. " 9 H5 548 5 5 .. 132 127 119 57 .. 30 .. 3 .. 4 .. 6 4 .. 7 .... R 67 ') 168 128 107 46 .. 3X .. 1 .. 2 1 .. ~ .. 3 .. 3 t 1 88 7S .. 32 .. 2 17 114 235 129 126 131) Inhabited 164 71 60 .. ., .. 5 .. ~ .. 3 .. 4 16 203 262 13l 38 .. ') 9 ...... "I 1 18 233 342 132 234 164 " S 133 1 4 ...... -. " ...... 2 · . J 19 134 IH "' 61 3 2 .... 3 1 " .. ,. 3 10 .. 64 49 1 18 .. 1H 3 .. 3 .. 7 1 62 HI 135

]51 90 .. 53 .. ~ ...... , .. 8 137 218 136 77 65 .. 6 t.. 2 .. J .. 45 74 137 114 138 87 · . 7b .. .. ., ...... I 8 79 787 25 234 .. 46 5 12 .. 50 ) 84 3 37 .. 115 1 12 197 15 772 1.249 139 204 117 .. 8 ...... 54 .. 2 .. I 22 t 15 241 140 400 l41 277 · . 122 .. 26 .. 6 .. H .' 24 .. () .. 4 .. (i 7S 2.22 255 ] 146 .. 15 .. 5 " 12 .. 8 .. J .. 4 ()~ 226 344 142 785 · . 353 .. 16 .. 73 .. .. ., 33 30 " 34 .. 17 229 ., 471 839 143 423 5 118 .. 17 .. 7 .. 8 .. 53 1 8 .. 17 .. 12 183 4 391 S71 144 98 78 .. 3 .. 5 .. 2 .... 10 70 127 145 89 22 .. 4 .. 6 1 .. 5 .. I 50 75 136 146 J92 147 128 · . 74 8 .. -"' ., .. " 7 .. 5 .. 4 .. 3 25 .. 95 47 1 20 .. 13 ...... 1 .. 4 .. 3 .. 1 .... 5 1 38 66 148 199 1 135 .. 28 .. 2 .. 2 .. 3 .. 8 J 6.. 1 14 .. 149 274 149 356 3 136 .. 99 .. 6 .. ~6 I 9 .. 12 .. 14 5 49 2 296 510 ISO

.193 105 2 34 .... 1 ., 19 2 .5 .. 2 .. I 24 165 282 1St 1S7 95 20 1 .. 3 .. 15 5 .. 2 15 114 226 IS2 30 25 5 36 S3 IS3 Inhabited IS4 32 27 .. 1 .. 2 2 19 54 15S 231 · . 123 .. 8 .. 4 ...... 19 .. 18 .. 1 .. 3 6 49 254 403 156 100 7 60 .. 9 .. 1 .. 3 .. 8 .. 7 7 1 2 9 87 163 157 91 45 22 .. 4 .. 7 .. 1 .. 3 2 1 71 134 .158 125 67 41 ...... 2 .. 1 ...... 14 .134 181 159

205 105 62 ...... 3 .. S .. 3 .. 6 21 149 235 161 21 .. 2J .. 3 ...... 1 ...... 2 •• 31 43 162

89 I 40 .. 29 '- 1 3 .. .. 1 .. ~ . . . 3 11 . . 84 J43 163 ].79 1 70 .. 62 .. 2 .. 7 .. to .. 2 .. 7 5 14 1 178 290 164 42 1 30 .. 2 .. 1 .. 3 6 1 51 7S 165 156

V1LLAGEWISE PRIMARY KHARAR TAHSIL

Loca- Name of TahsiI/Vi1J:1ge Area of OceuN No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion Tahsil in pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code sq, kms. Resi- holds and Houseless Educated No. & of dential Population) Persons :Village Houses m acres

,-- ...... - P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 8/3/166 Rangian (49) 439 60 60 338 t 76 162 60 50 88 36 167 P\)lina (51) 485 84 84 520 301 219 35 20 142 59 J68 Nhmian (52) 240 45 45 319 175 144 29 24 8J 38 169 D'lara K1.1an (56) 416 68 68 444 245 199 }33 90 79 29 170 Blsian (53) 319 53 53 437 246 191 38 27 98 37 171 Dha bal i (54) 441 62 63 435 246 189 80 56 106 41 172 Dharak Khurd (55) 356 38 38 246 136 11 0 56 43 45 23 173 ehuni Khurd (61) 804 195 195 1.215 664 551 234 195 125 58 174 Chlfni Kalan (62) 908 232 232 1,406 755 651 192 17 J 401 184 175 Sir Kapra (63) 379 46 46 352 181 171 104 77 72 37 176 Khanpur Be-hlan (302) 8{5 13 43 626 352 274 78 62 154 71 177 T'odar Majra (59) 505 94 94 '592 321 . 271 35 20 179 90 178 Majat (60) 628 103 103 674 381 293 235 188 162 59 179 Makran (58) 326 38 39 274 147 127 21 22 54 23 180 Majatri (57) 517 J07 107 649 349 300 127 107 163 88 181 Jhanjhe-ri (50) J ,256 215 215 1,440 775 665 347 278 264 123 182 Ruanheri (47) 471 89 89 561 300 261 125 113 131 89 183 Magar (46) 278 50 50 334 167 167 46 34 78 52 184 TolcMajra (192) 359 20 20 1 36 75 61 43 34 23 ]8 185 Kail(Jn (193) 644 93 93 586 299 287 176 79 159 67 186 Chapar Chid Khurd (196) 631 41 41 244 130 114 94 75 74 37 187 Sate Maira (186) 747 114 114 826 436 390 J45 136 153 124 188 Mundi Knarar ( 185) 334 289 318 1.634 894 740 379 310 363 229 189 Fatehultapur (30) 300 45 45 289 16J 12R 49 34 76 29 190 Desu Majra (31) 245 122 127 82 J 465 356 37 37 204 104 191 Sinhpur (176) R2 Un- 192 Tarauli (175) 271 21 21 221 116 105 ' - .. 49 22 193 Behlo(pl'r (23) 600 197 199 1 .306 729 577 304 236 326 136 194 R'~fpur (24) 293 4R 48 283 144, 139 33 34 64 35 195 Bad Majra (25) 374 29 29 2tD 129 81 42 10 196 Dunn (27) 661 176 182 1 ,003 557 446 159 146 17R 130 197 Balongi·{26) 602 62 64 428 240 lR8 49 34 58 39 198 Ballo Ma,;ra (32) 509 114 114 773 436 337 108 74 229 112 199 Chhaju Ma, ira (33) 490 6R 77 488 286 202 55 33 121 58 200 Balia1i (34) 529 54 57 366 205 J 61 63 54 87 39 201 Chapar{jhiri K.alan (195) 554 2R 2R 234 120 114 52 50 59 44 202 Lakhnaur (36) 533 123 123 831 455 376 132 116 238 92 203 Lanrtran{37) 692 186 IR8 1.157- 618 534 J46 134 381 187 204 Swara (45) 922 108 108 849 454 395 128 132 249 123 205 Ledi (41) 101 25 25 86 50 36 50 36 206 SaidpUT (44) 613 95 fOO 662 364 29S 160 68 207 BharatpHr (43) 258 37 37 259 147 112 34 21 208 Giddarpur (301) 494 50 52 271 145 126 43 38 53 24 209 Soey Maira (298) 358 24 25 222 1] 9 103 21 11 35 25 210 Pattran (297) 420 41 41 339 194 145 81 69 79 37 211 Chudiala (299) 507 116 118 767 404 363 176 155 153 55 212 BariwaJa (300) 326 Ufs- 213 Shiampur (295) 239 83 83 550 280 270 29 24 94 214 Mojpur (42) 375 52 52 395 232 16J 45 32 73 33 215 Bhago Majra (40) 554 121 121 803 441 362 116 125 209 86 216 Berampur (38) 569 80 86 494 277 217 94 72 151 81 217 Ma.n:tk·Majra (39)"· 444 67 67 486 272 214 60 52 140 66 218 Sohana (35) 2,667 632 657 3,946 2,185 1,761 444 341 1,095 590 219 Mataur ,(-7) 1,419 293 350 1,914 1,093 821 219 132 - 446 194 220 Siahi Majra (9) 193 45 ~5 168 91 77 7 3 41 28 157

CENSUS ABSTRACT ROPAR"" DISTRICT

WORKERS

Total Workers 1 II TIl IV V VI VII VIII IX X (I-IX) Non­ ----__ -_ workers (a) (b)

M F M F M F M F MFMFMFMFMFMF M F M F 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 88 50 21 1 .. 9 .. 2 .. · . 5 88 162 3 .. 164 219 137 · . 66 36 .. 7 .. 5 .. 5 .. 15 88 1 52 19 1 2 · . · . 2 13 87 143 123 53 6 3 · . t 2 6 122 199' 52 127' 119 67 17 10 4 .. 2 3 " 16 191 127 189- 119 62 39 t .. 5 .. · . 3 .. · , 9 171 .. 2 1 .. 1 .. 4 70 110 172 66 · . 34 24 , . · . · . 389 2 182 122 4 8 1 21 .. 3 H ., 4 .. 34 1 275 549 -173 403 3 168 82 6 29 7 10 .. 37 .. 6 .. 58 3 35.2' 648 174- 110 58 42 1 .. 2 .. 1 .. 6 71 171 175 199 · . 13'1 36 1 3 .. 5 .. 1 .. 6 .. 8 .. 8 · . 153 274 176 164 f 92 30 .. 6 .. 1 .. 4 .. 2 26 1 157 270 177 3 · . '292 200 1 51 108' .. 1 2 7 1 4 .. 1 .. 25 1 f S1 178 78 51 18 l · . 2 .. · . · . 6 69' 127' 179 189 95 43 12 12 5 .. 4 18 160 300 180 419 1 165 108 31 31 9 16 .. 4 30 1 356 664- 181 25 '139- 161 4 70 42 5 95 .. 2 .. 4 1 3 .. 21 3 257 182 88 43 24 .. 3 6 2 .. 5 .. 5 79' '167 183 45 21 21 · . · . 1 2 · . 30 61 184 164 1 63 79 .. 1 4 17 1 13S 286 185 1 68 109 186 62 5 17 31 .. · . 5 .. · . · . 8 5 247 1 108 98 2- .. .. 15 .. 5 5 .. 1 .. 13 1 189 3'Sg--lR7 416 3 83 flO .. 10 18 .. 64 .. 12 .. 14 .. 5 .. 100 3 478 - 737 1 R~ 86 · . 5J 24 .. ? 1 .. 1 .. t .. 1 .. 5 · . 75 128 189 242 13 122 29 t 1 8 ,. 11 7 5 10 t 3 .. 41 7 223 343 190 inhabiter! 191 4 , . 105 71 51 11 · . 1 1 1 · , 2 .. 45 19"- 375 1 157 96 .. 5 24 .. 10 R 15 .. 4 56 1 354 576 193 84 38 22 .. · . 4 6 2 .. 1 1 .. 10 60 139' 194 89 73 1 .. 7 :3 1 4 40 81 195 351 8 51 128 1 n .. 33 4 31 " 41 .. 12 .. 3 .. 39 3 206 438 '196 4. 4 T14 1R7 126 1 75 30 .. 2 , . · . s:t ::I .. 1 197 232 · . H7 76 " 2. 1 5 ::I .. ,. 4 .. 7 17 · . 2M 337 198 161 I 88 25 .. 10 .. 6 .. 10.. 2 .. 1 .. ~ .. 16 1 1'-5 201 '199 102 1 55 17 .. 7 .. 4 .. 10 t .. 2 .. 6 1 103 160 200

50 Q 7 70 114 · . 3'1 . . · . ? ,. · . . ' . . t .. · . ?01 228 2 92 46 ., 4 5 .. ?.~ .. 15 .. 7 1 ~ 33 1 227 374' 202 317 3 121 47 .. 22 .. j4 15 16 1.{ 6 .. 1)2 ~ 3M 5.3t 203 258 2 111 82 5 S 6 44 " 196 3Q' 204 36 22 "",p ... 36 '2 14 14 205

181 49 8R 3 4 7 2 .. 1ft 1 ~~ 29R 206 75 27 44' .. 3 · , 72 112 207 86 1 62 IS" 5 1 59 125 20R 67 59 5 · . · . ~ 52- 103 209 97 59 27 .. 4 3 .. 4 97 145 210

,226 1 98 44·.. 12 .. 6 5 .. 21 16 .. 2 .. 178 362 211 inhabited 212 128 82 15 •. .. 3 " 15 3 .. 1 9 152 270 213 116 .. 43 53 .. .. 'S .. ~ .. 0- • J .. 1 .. 10 · . 116 163 214 243 1 112 72 1 19 5 2 .. 6 3 23 1 198 361 21S 136 1 64 35 .. 2 .. 2 .. 5 .. 1 .. 3 .. 2 .. 22 1 141 216 216 141 1 81 41 1 1 1 .. 5 ' .. . , 1. . '3 10 .. 129 213 217 1,146 17 434 199 -6 20 .. 52 ., 56 .. 27 .. -113 . . 34 1 211 10 1,039 1.744 218 550 3 293 97 1 11 t' 1 "'9 ,... .. 24: .. . 4 .. 2 9 .. 10 ., 73 1 543 818 ,219 ~l 45 . , 4 ., 4 .! . . . , 1 ., 4.. Q.~ ~ " 8 40 77 220 158

VILLAGEWISE PRIMARY KHARAR TAHSIL

Loca- Name of TahsiJ/ViJlage Area of Occu- No. of Total Population Scheduled Scheduled~ Uterate tion Tahsil in pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Code sq. kms. Resi- holds and Houseless Educated No. & of dentiaJ Population) Persons Village Houses in acres

P M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 8(3/221 Mohali (10) 678 147 196 946 552 394 101 86 210 87 222 Madanpur (8) 397 56 56 208 223 Lamba (196) 372 164 11 7 74 22 435 75 75 431 237 J94 94 67 J39 67 224 Kumbrah (6) 1,101 371 374 2,450 1,344 1,106 293 649 225 Mauli Baiciwan (4) 242 317 724 217 217 1,549 871 678 256 lRl 408 177 226 Patti Sohana (290) 90 227 Nanu Majrn (291) V/I- 214 29 29 261 149 112 71 23 228 Sanbbalki (292) · . -- 348 4~ 44 336 J7R :W 79 229 Dhol (293) 158 4() 41 176 3 1 23 15 8 - . 5 .. 230 Ralpur Kalan (294) 908 - . 102 107 728 )78 350 58 65 197 84 231 Saneta (288) 914 152 ]52 616 232 1,11 S 499 133 ttR 236 6R Gobindgarh (296) 683 105 108 792 437 355 130 18 233 Dhirpur (287) 77 74 127 12 12 143 79 64 · . 38 18 234 Dhelpur (286) 47& 51 .. 51 365 213 152 48 26 9() 24 235 Ourana (285) 558 129 129 847 455 392 167 146 179 75 236 Battlana (284) 676 68 68 466 260 206 60 8R 237 (1) 44 45 Dhurali 1,012 181 183 1.246 687 559 86 304 153 238 Sukhsarh (289) 598 68 :!51 74 239 68 469 218 40 24 109 39 Chhota Raipur (2) 460 82 82 539 296 243 57 129 74 240 Manauli (270) 1.843 368 41 370 2,216 1,188 1,028 201 170 565 311 241 ChiUa (3) 425 56 56 381 219 162 42 64 28 242 Papri (269) 205 21 JO 20 96 . 62 34 10 7 23 7 243 Kabala (226) 531 70 76 454 192 96 244 262 81 101 86 Tarf Kumbrah (5) 328 J I 5 5 . . 5 2 .. 245 Kambali (225) 344 .. 43 47 326 168 158 13 16 72 21 246 Jagatpura (261) 257 247 26 26 225 133 92 42 47 18 Kauru Mlijra (262) 70 1 1 8 5 28 6 KandaJa (230) 13 ~s · . 5 248 377 86 88 550 . 300 250 - . 249 Dharamgarh (227) 101 7R 127 58 476 47 47 410 224 ]86 8 80 46 I D 250 Rurka (263) 407 60 60 207 102 382 175 79 55 55 251 Chachu Majra (268) 293 21 21 158 92- 66 7 33 12 252 Matran (267) 270 21 96 54 4 253 Sayan (266) 21 150 37 20 21 4 619 36 36 263 147 116 47 37 9 254 Patton (273) ~9 632 31 31 224 124 100 40 37 4 255 Saini Maira (271) 186 3R 6 6 97 49 48 5 R .30 18 256 Chao Majra (272) 759 79 80 547 301 246 43 144 70 257 Manak-pur Kallar (277) 676 .~ f 258 59 61 406 233 173 4R 4J 6R 27 Darari (283) 316 12 9{ 52 39 IX 259 Naugiari (282) 12 r9 1R 7 1,035 59 59 475 249 226 75 75 19 260 Oigha Majra (2f11) 795 IlQ 155 155 1,079 558 52' 109 9C> 227 93 261 Minde Majra 280) 182 262 34 34 245 139 106 21 20 63 69 Mote Majra (279) 1 ,000 ]80 180 1,076 602 474 146 65 263 Tansauri (278) 50 2() l,O~2 98 98 66~ 375 128 50 264 Kurra (276) 293 18:\ 02 587 48 48 360 19-' J67 59 62 17 265 She khan Majra (275) 1, 185 62 74 74 524 292 232 113 90 85 14 266 ICurri (274) 1.447 267 1SR t 58 I,OR6 595 491 173 H;6 145 67 Bari (265) 406 35 35 217 113 )04 29 13 26~ Ba kk'ar])ur 264) 26 21 1,304 Bli I~S 1.068 600 46R 263 224 269 Shafipllr (228) 220 174 204 43 43 293 170 123 59 67 35 270 Landayali (229) 366 JR 58 58 427 237 190 41 36 116 56 271 Jnewar Reri (253) 50S flO 82 528 2~t) 239 92 74 ,03 52 272 AliJ"ur (252) 268 2g 31 HiO R9 34 16 273 Bll.lb:,t (234\ 71 10 5 1,40S 429 454 2, ~~7 1,370 1,177 1 to 6f? 266 274 Zirakp ~lr (235) 96 114 1~ lS 114 ' 116 4~ 10 7 275 B"tanlcarpLlr (236) 24 20 1,471 8S0 9~4 4,~l8 j 2,585 2233 127 94 1.360 78,

" , 159

CENSUS ABSTRACT ROPAR DlSTRICT WORKERS ------·------I------l-I--~I=Il--~lV~------V~----V~y---V~IrrI---V~ImIIr---~IX~--- N~. Total(I-IX) Worken workers (8) (b) - M F M F M-FMF M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F 30 31 32 33 34 35 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 36 37 38 1 14 .. 18 .. 3 .. 313 12 109 8 23 5 44 89 11 239 382 221 108 64 30 3 1 1 1 2 2 4 100 6 2 16 164 222 111 · . 54 .. 2 5 .. .. 16 10 .. 126 194 223 705 6 297 J 169 10 64 3 32 12 29 11 RI 2 639 11 5 1,100 224 439 204 110 6 8 14 11 70 432 678 225 inhabited 226 84 60 .. .. 1 .. .,. ... '" 3 2 I .. 8 .. 9 65 2 1 112 227 S(l 33 23 .. " .. 4 1 2 20 92 158 228 ... " " (, 9 9 ...... , -. . .. ,.. ,.. '. .. · . 8 229 192 115 36 " " .. 2 6 :2 5 5 21 186 350 230 9 .. 343 182 126 1 4 ...... 20 273 499 231 196 139 50 ...... '" 7 241 J 355 232 40 37 .. " . , .. ,.. .. ,.. 2 39 64 2:\3 96 · . 60 21 " 1 1 2 I ...... 10 JJ7 5 I 12 152 234 210 3 97 78 3 2 ., 12 3 245 389 235 150 1 79 42 5 3 14 1 3 2 .. 2 .. · . 1.10 205 236 333 200 39 .. .. " 27 15 6 6 5 3S 354 559 237 130 · 69 .. 30 5 3 6 2 1 ...... 14 . 2 1 121 218 238 152 1 66 1 44 1 14 8 .. 4 12 .. 144 242 239 555 8 184 138 8 43 30 1 4 .. 65 12 71 7 633 1,020 240 2 1 .. 6 124 78 27 " .. ., 10 .... " 95 J 162 241 31 14 I .. II. .. ,.. •. ,.. .. " .. 16 3J 34 242 137 56 52 15 5 3 .. 1 5 125 192 243 5 .. 5 ...... 244 94 54 29 1 1 .. 2 7 74 1S8 245 75 1 44 10 7 1 1 .. 6 .. 2 5 st! 91 246 3 '" " 3 ...... ,...... 5 5 247 153 49 43 3 2 .. 16 .. 5 .. 3 " to .. 22 J47 114 250 248 . . 58 24 9 .. 4 ...... 6 ...... 13 .. 110 186 249 116 3 46 28 11 10 " 1 .. 3 •. 2 J .. 14 3 91 172 250 45 26 9 5 2 .. 3 47 66 251 45 28 10 1 '" ...... , 6 51 82 55 24 ...... 54 252 " " 3 65 116 253 72 49 22 .. " '" '" ,.. ,... , ...... 1 .. S2 100 254 25 21 3 1 .. 24 48 255

)45 83 24 I ., '" .,. 8 .. 3 ,. 2 .. 2 " 22 156 246 256 109 62 22 t .. 2.. 5 .. " 9 .. 3 .. 5 124 J 73 257 24 13 8 ...... 'J .. 1 .. 28 124 79 · . 39 258 39 ~ . . . .- .. " .. ,. .. " .. .. t .. 5 125 239 136 .. 35 226 259 2 ...... 14 .. 5 .. 1 •• 5 .. 2 .. 39 319 521 200 71 SO .. 13 .. " .. ~ ·. .. .. 1 ...... 7 68 106 26) 307 1 174 20 6 .. 4 .. 40.. 4 .5 J I .. 53 214 .. 295 473 262 2 ltO .. 59 3 2 .. 8.. 2 .. S.. 5 .. 20 2 161 101 J 63 .. 29) 263 9 4 .... 1111 .. 3 ...... '" 10 92 145 68 .. 46.. S ...... S ...... 166 264 1 .. 4 16 147 232 26~ 297 124 " 132 ...... 14" I .. 3 67 4.. 1 .. 18 298 49J 266 42 25 ...... ,. ,...... ,. ~,. . . .. • .. .. f ~ •• .. 46 305 154 .. 85 .. 6 .. 4 .. 10 .. 6 104 267 9S 61 4.. 1 .. 35 295 468 2flS 10 .. 9 ...... 1 ...... I .. 7 75 131 71 21 .. 9 .. 6 .. 6 .. 1 123 269 3.. I .. 13 106 190 270 148 6.1 27 .. s " t .. S .. 4 7.. 2 .. 36 50 .. 31 I .. 141 239 271 ...... 3 .. I 2 .. 12 . . 39 671 4 )75 .. 144 .. 4 " 3J " 47 .. 71 272 28 23 .. J2 .. 5S •. 60 .. 143 4 699 1. J73 273 •• f. •• •• •• ... •• ...... • .. 1 ...... I .. 3 . . 1,365 4S 287 .. 118 .. 19 2 53 .. 10 1 .52 17 38 48 274 26 .. 344 .. 56 .. 300 25 1,220 2,188 275 160

VILLAGEWlSE PRIMARY KHARAR TAHSIL

U1ca· Name of Tahsil; Village Area of OCCll- No. uf Total Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate tion Tahsil in pied House- (including Insritutional Castes Tribes and Code sq. Kms. Resi· holds and Houseless EduCAted No. & of dential Population) Persons Village hOllses in acres

'--'--_'------.- -.--._ --_._ .... _.... P M F M F M F M F ::! 3 ·1 5 6 7 8 4.) 10 11 12 13 14 8/31 276 Mirpuf (356) 414 274 285 1,496 817 679 206 167 343 134 277 Mubarakpur (357) 1.283 324 341 1,869 1,018 85] 180 ]49 477 351 278 Haibatpdr (35H) 529 108 108 778 413 365 J7 19 J 70 73 279 SlInJhran (363) 1,622 153 153 1,045 561 484 191 166 233 )01 280 Kheri (3{j2) 315 18 18 175 108 67 31 17 2Bt Pand 'Nala (359) 656 148 148 1,041 546 495 73 49 26R 99 2H2 Mor Thikari (361) 207 28 28 lR4 100 84 11 7 34 11 283 Dafarplir (360) 252 5:-<, 58 402 221 181 3 1 97 3~

Note :-- The following villages have been merged in the towns:-

Location Code No. Name of Village Name of town. (With Hadbast No.)

sn/33 K.urali Rural (121) Kurali 8/3/160 Kh,trar Rural (184) Kha rllr 161- CENSUS ABSTRACT ROPAR DISTRICT WORKERS _____._._------...... ------_.,--_._ ... _------Total Workers I U III IV V V,[ VlI VIn IX X (I-IX) Non .. workers .~~ (a) (b) ]~ -_ --.- -- --. -- - -- _. -.--.------, M F M F M F M F M F M F M F' M F M F M F M F M I" .\ , IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 Jfi 37 38 .J 469 14 49 4 10 ·. · . · . 83 6 57 · . 8 · . 49 · . 42 · . 167 t( 348 665 276 514 11 108 48 3 15 · . 22 2 S9 29 74 Z6 ]33 6 .504 840 277 ·. ·. ~ 191 105 42 · . · . · . · . · . . . · . 16 · . . . · . ... · . . ,.,. 26 222 365 278 294 135 .51 · - · . · . · . · . 18 · . 9 · . t3 · . 20 J." 46 267 484 279 57 48 1 · . · . · . · . · . 3 · . .. · . J 2 · . "I 51 67 280 287 164 13 · . 1 · . · . · . 33 · . 10 · . 19 · . G 41 259 495 281 57 41 9 1 . . I 5 43 84 282 · . · . ·. · . · . .., · . "I 105 65 1 · . 2 · . · . · . . . 7 · . ... · . 5 .. · . 11 116 181 283 161

URBANBto~ KHARAR TAHSIt Loca .. Name of Urban Area of Occu- No. of Total Papulation Scheduled Scheduled Literate tlon agglomeration I Town/ Pied House- (including Institutional Castes Tribes and Educated Code Town/Ward/urban Ward in R,esi- holds and Houseless Persons No. enumerator's block sq. kms. dential Population) Houses

--.....-----.,....,_.___...... __..,_.._ P M F M F M F ---M F 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 8/VI KuraJi (M.e.) 4.40 1.559 1.733 9,776 5.lS5 4,Sll 1.104 909 2,940 1.889

Ward No. 1 N.A. 418 455 2,397 1,345 1,052 568 455 6)) 316 Block 1 144 174 867 518 349 166 141 232 ]01 2 135 135 825 435 390 111 86 243 164 3 139 146 705 392 313 291 228 180 105 Ward No.2 N.A.' 267 316 1,959 1,014 945 385 352 486 367 Block 4 142 186 1,170 620 550 266 228 298 227 S 125 130 789 394 395 119 124 188 140

Ward No.3 N.A. 104- 104 615 323 292 220 154 Block 6 104 104 615 323 292 220 154

Ward No. 4 N.A. ./09 109 693 369 324 228 138 Block 7 109 109 693 369 324 22B 138 Ward No. ,5 N.A. 103 103 687 367 320 252 J60 Block 8 103 103 687 367 320 252 160 Ward No.6 N.A. 118 119 691 372 319 37 24 212 /42 Block 9 118 119 691 372 319 37 24 212 142

Ward No. 7 N ..4. 88 95 596 332 264 12 J 234 140 Block 10 88 95 596 332 264 12 1 234 140

WClrd No.8 N.A. 159 J66 875 469 406 32 23 255 154 Block 11 81 85 441 232 209 16 12 113 70 , , 12 78 81 434 237 197 16 11 142 ~4 Ward No.9 N.A. 193 266 1,263 664 59.9 70 54 398 25S Block 13 80 150 630 333 297 35 22 179 114 32 219 144 •• 14 113 116 633 331 302 3.5 16~ PRIMARY CENSVS ·ABSTRACT ROPAR DISTRICt WORKERS -----...------...... --_. __ ._---,,-_._-_.• --_.--_._------_._._-, total Workers I II In IV V VI vn VDI IX X (I-IX) Non. worken (a) (h) .------.---- -.------. ---._ ------_._-- M F M FMFMFMFM FMFMFMFMF MF M P 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 31 38 2,433 151 139 2 106 1 9 .. 106 10 547 53 140 2 7(,s 2 181 .. 437 81 l,8l1 4,370 661 51 16 2 33 5 36 to 136 9 77 2 163 " 101 •• 95 28 683 1.001 264 23 55 5 . . 1 2 7 8 9 26 2 83 .. 61 .. 24 4 254 326 199 l 15 5 2 24 1 9 45 18 36 .. 29 32 13 236 199 13 .. 36 375 6 8 2 ...... 20 2 33 44 Il 39 11 193 300 431 23 11 22 1 J 7 59 2 2() 172 J 30 103 19 583 922 268 6 H 10 .. .. 6 30 I 26 1)1 :n 74 4 163 352 544 17 3 12 1 1 1 29 1 81 7 29 15 231 378 139 4 37 25 :1 43 .5 27 4 184 288 139 4 37 25 2 43 5 27 4 lii4 288 179 2 1 45 1 27 67 30 2 190 322 179 , .. 1 .. 45 1 27 30 2 190 322 153 28 23 I 75 " 6 .• 20 8 2/4 312 153 28 23 1 75 () .. 20 8 214 312 101 7 8 31 4 90 1 4 .. 24 6 211 312 161 7 8 31 4 90 1 4 24 6 211 312 168 2 is 2 .. .. •• 10 2Y 4 75 .. 5 28 2 164 262 168 2 15 2 ...... 10 29 4 75 5 28 2 164 262 ~04 4 20 3 27 60 17 .. 32 39 4 265 402 102 1 20 3 4 •• •• It. 6 30 17 4 18 I 130 102 3 208 ...... 21 30 13 15 2 21 3 135 194 336 50 3 1 2 26 157 41 9 51.. 16 . . 71 328 54.9 182 47 1 1 2 98 42 .2 •• 29 9 34 5 154 3 6 151 lSO 2 .. .. .• 20 S9 7 22 7 37 3 177 299 164 .URBAN BLOCKWISE KHAllAR TAHSIL

LoCt· Name of Urban Area of OCCll­ No. of Tota) Population Scheduled Scheduled Literate don Agglomeration/Town/ Town( pied House. (incJu(ling Institutional Castes Tribes and Code ward/Urban Ward in Resj· holds and Houscle~s Educated No. enumerator's block sq. Kms. dential POl'lllation) Persons HOU&l~S

..,_"_ ..... ~ ... _,_,.... _ ... __._u __ , ___ .__ , _____. ___ _ M F M F M F M F 2 3 4 7 9 to 11 12 13 14 Kharar Urban Agglo· N.A. 1,580 2,097 10,686 5,709 4,977 801 637 .. 3,723 2,593 mefation

1 8iVII (a) Kharar (M.e.) 0.75 1,51 I 2,0( ) IO,3JS 5,461 4,774 758 600 .. 3,569 2,497 Ward No.1 iV.A. 298 341 1,756 981 775 480 368 545 342 Block 1 102 J j(i :"19 277 24:! 88 82 177 126 .. 2 lOS B2 (1).~ 394 300 134 102 238 146 .. 3 1)1 9.1 543 31 () 233 258 184 130 70

Ward Nu. ::! 17./ 19,? 1,1·13 599 5.. N 70 54 43

Block 4 I 7-1 1,143 ~44 7() 434 190

Ward No. 3 :\'./1 . J./s J91 932 jOg 423 :!1 349 211

Block 5 148 1(J,·l 509 21 349 221

Worc! No, 4 \'.4. 98 U5 726 37i 7 3 280 214 Block G 43 377 349 7 280 214

Waft/No.5 N.A, 123 18{) 897 ·'73 424 25 26 367 25fi

Block 7 I~O 897 473 42~ 367 256

Wurc/ No. (i }V.A. /75 199 1,Ol..f. 536 488 36 25 377 2R9

Block 8 RR 100 50S 272 2B 2~ 183 1 ~3 .. 9 R7

Ware/No.7 N.A. 10(1 135 757 406 351 299 199 Block JO lOn 757 406 299 199 Ward No. 8 , ,vA. 10/ 158 781 431 350 39 209 116 Block 11 101 7RJ 3:;0 39 46 lUi

Ward No. 9 N.A. 115 J1'i 167 406 ~75 :01 Block 12 135 767 4(\(\ 361 Z. 75 101

Ward No. 1.0 N.I1. J 3·' 18 I 1, 056 5 (if 495 46 31 262 Block lJ %1 6 :) ~20 131

14 54 0,)'" (' 403 2\10 :!03 40 122 131

Terminal Bias/Ie Re.seaJ'ch X.A. 10 105 6·) 41 15 9 31 19 Laboratry Special Block

B. Special Air Force .V.A. 35 101 291 1.18 173 17 17 61 88 (i) Naya Sahlr, Baddla N.A. 69 88 45} 248 203 43 37 154 96 Road and Ralldhawa Road (OG) Block No. 15 (i9 88 451 248 43 154 96 165

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT R01)AR DISTRICT

WOHKERS

Total Workers J n III IV V VI vn vrn IX X (1 .. - IX) N,)n- wnrkcfs (a) (b) _... _-_ ...... --~ -- _- -_ " --' -- - ..... ---~ .-_- --,,~,-~.--.~ ~.- --- M F M F M },' M F M F M F M F :\1 F M F M F M F M

15 ]6 17 19 20 ?I"''' 23 24 25 26 27 2H 2l) 30 31 P ~.1 34 35 3(j 17

Z,790 15Z Z36 154 9 .. ., 37 1639 18 77 .. 758 1 127 .. 753 1.3.2 2,919 4,8;25

2,651 147 200 9 .. 37 611 18 74 7JO 122 .. 725 127 2,810 4.627

475 33 14 3 ., .. '()O 4 14 .. !J/ 1 3<) 192 28 506 742

147 16 4 I 2 .. 26 31 Hi ~ .. 12 l.l0 226 IR4 g R 17 .. 4J 1 11 .. 4-l .. 7 .. 7 210 291 144 l) 2 ..J. I . . 31 ., .11 24 9 1(>6 124

279 17 25; " 58 .. 2() 78 .. 7 .. (12 17 320 527 17 25 29 5R .. 20 .. 71-\ 7 .. 62 17 527

232 13 25 4() .J " 48 " 3 .. 38 21! 018 13 277 4J()

232 13 15 4 ., 4S .. :1.. iR ~o " 48 I :I 410 !05 12 2 3 J 1/ 1 57 5 I 81< " 2 30 182 337 195 12 2 3 11 57 5 .. 8X .. 2.. 30 182 337 8 10 3 .. 5; ri .. 108 8 23{ 41fi

242 8 10 3 ., 53 .. 6 .. lOR ., K. . 54 8 231 416

258 () 13 17 2 lil " 93 ., 10 5<) () 278 479 4<) 4 2(, 1.'14 2 R 16 .. " ., :'\0 2 DR 231 124 7 5 1 .\2 .. .' 44 " f,. . .n 7 140 248 185 7 13 J 1 42 .. 68 .. r;. . 52 7 221 344

185 7 13 42 .. (,1) (; .. 52 7 ,2:' J 344

9 21 /8 ] /2 .. 76 6 8.. 57 .. J:.! .. 20 205 341 .., 226 9 21 JR ~ " J:! .. i(i 6 ~ .. 57 .. 12 341

204 9 .N I 37 2 7.. ().i I) 43 7 201 352 204 9 39 37 ..') 7 liS 4:; 7 ~02 352 268 23 38 2 J 5 77 J J J 42 f) .. 81 22 29J 472

169 7 38 2 1 .. 4 .. 44 II) 27 .. 7 192 285

99 16 .. 3.1 J . . 15 .. 2. . 45 16 101 187 33 1 33 I 31 40

54 6 J .. 2 51 6 64 .167

/39 5 36 1/ .. l~ ,. 3.. 28 ., .') .. 28 5 109

5 11 " .. .. .:'8 ., .1 .• ;,>: ., 5 109 198

Read Column For Page Particulars of entry No. No. 4 5 2 3 1 Hindus 1 Jindus 5 First line essay. essay Para I. 16th line Hke life 7 Para 1. 17th linc lrelaling relating Para 1, last two Jines. supementcl1 supplemented form from Para 2. last line rel.. ased released Pora 3, 4th line scheduleds schedulel­ 8 Para 2. sixth line amentiiies amenitict-i Last para. tenth )inc predeccsor predecessor \ 3 Para I, 8th line eiectrificd c)cctl'ificd Sub-para (iii) 1st tine JS (d) Land Use Pattern available. available Sub-para (v) 4th line substatial substantia1 Last para, 3rd line 5,OOO·-99.99l) 50,000-99.999 18 Table No. 10, Class II the number TIle number 21 7th line Planning center Planning ccntrc.· 4th line below tahle Nt). 11 distrcit district 22 4th Para, 1st line Tempel Temple 27 Location Code No. Rilt67 RR PR 30 Location Code N (). 8/1/1(}0 dode code Mela O~rg,ah Sahih ;\4 Note: 2nd line lR Meta D~lrg.

Ward No.2 1",0 }90 4 (,{I:! Block 6 X 002 6~. 'Vard No ..'l. 9 05 \\lard No. g '41 Ward No, 11 BlOCK 28 141 Murinda ("'·1.e) Wnrd No.2 Block 4 153 Location Code No. l\/3 IlM I.ocation C('ldc- No. PjJ 1O~