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Census of India 2011 Provisional Population Totals Population and decadal growth rate by residence Persons State/ State/District Popula on2011 Percentage District Decadal Growth Code (Persons) 2001 2011 Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 MAHARASHTRA 112,372,972 61,545,441 50,827,531 15.99 10.34 23.67 1 Nandurbar 1,646,177 1,370,995 275,182 25.50 23.62 35.78 2 Dhule 2,048,781 1,477,034 571,747 19.96 17.03 28.23 3 Jalgaon 4,224,442 2,880,984 1,343,458 14.71 9.55 27.61 4 Buldana 2,588,039 2,038,650 549,389 15.93 15.89 16.06 5 Akola 1,818,617 1,096,768 721,849 11.60 9.44 15.04 6 Washim 1,196,714 985,058 211,656 17.23 16.94 18.61 7 Amravati 2,887,826 1,851,134 1,036,692 10.77 8.41 15.24 8 Wardha 1,296,157 875,284 420,873 4.80 3.99 29.48 9 Nagpur 4,653,171 1,474,977 3,178,194 14.39 1.45 21.60 10 Bhandara 1,198,810 965,053 233,757 5.52 0.48 33.02 11 Gondiya 1,322,331 1,096,631 225,700 10.13 3.72 57.36 12 Gadchiroli 1,071,795 953,858 117,937 10.46 5.63 75.34 13 Chandrapur 2,194,262 1,424,424 769,838 5.95 1.31 15.75 14 Yavatmal 2,775,457 2,176,252 599,205 12.90 8.75 31.06 15 Nanded 3,356,566 2,442,734 913,832 16.70 11.68 32.62 16 Hingoli 1,178,973 1,000,102 178,871 19.43 20.04 16.13 17 Parbhani 1,835,982 1,266,112 569,870 20.18 21.45 17.45 18 Jalna 1,958,483 1,581,251 377,232 21.84 21.68 22.53 19 Aurangabad 3,695,928 2,079,327 1,616,601 27.33 14.53 48.70 20 Nashik 6,109,052 3,510,885 2,598,167 22.33 14.88 34.10 21 Thane 11,054,131 2,551,037 8,503,094 35.94 14.43 44.06 22 Mumbai (Suburban) * 9,332,481 9,332,481 8.01 8.01 23 Mumbai * 3,145,966 3,145,966 5.75 5.75 24 Raigarh 2,635,394 1,662,585 972,809 19.36 0.63 81.89 25 Pune 9,426,959 3,687,243 5,739,716 30.34 21.62 36.63 26 Ahmadnagar 4,543,083 3,630,012 913,071 12.43 12.14 13.61 27 Bid 2,585,962 2,071,277 514,685 19.65 16.75 32.97 28 Latur 2,455,543 1,830,085 625,458 18.04 15.10 27.58 29 Osmanabad 1,660,311 1,378,713 281,598 11.69 10.00 20.72 30 Solapur 4,315,527 2,917,088 1,398,439 12.10 11.16 14.13 31 Satara 3,003,922 2,433,694 570,228 6.94 0.95 43.23 32 Ratnagiri 1,612,672 1,349,062 263,610 4.96 10.34 37.15 33 Sindhudurg 848,868 741,870 106,998 2.30 5.68 29.98 34 Kolhapur 3,874,015 2,644,119 1,229,896 9.96 6.93 17.09 35 Sangli 2,820,575 2,101,143 719,432 9.18 7.73 13.62 * Mumbai and Mumbai (Suburban) are entirely urban districts. 4 Total Population (in Millions) by Residence, Maharashtra (1901-2011) 120 Total Rural 100 Urban 80 60 40 20 0 Census Year Decadal growth rate, Maharashtra and Districts (2001-2011) Total (Persons) 5 6 7 Census of India 2011 Provisional Population Totals Population and decadal growth rate by residence Males State/ State/District Popula on(Males) Percentage District Decadal Growth Code (Males) 2001 2011 Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban 1 2 9 10 11 12 13 14 MAHARASHTRA 58,361,397 31,593,580 26,767,817 15.80 11.02 21.99 1 Nandurbar 834,866 689,337 145,529 25.83 23.42 38.60 2 Dhule 1,055,669 759,962 295,707 20.18 17.57 27.46 3 Jalgaon 2,197,835 1,498,712 699,123 15.34 10.44 27.47 4 Buldana 1,342,152 1,058,620 283,532 16.97 17.31 15.75 5 Akola 936,226 566,172 370,054 11.33 9.48 14.29 6 Washim 621,228 512,379 108,849 18.01 18.04 17.89 7 Amravati 1,482,845 951,695 531,150 10.20 8.10 14.17 8 Wardha 665,925 450,588 215,337 4.22 4.25 27.89 9 Nagpur 2,388,558 759,653 1,628,905 13.45 1.08 20.32 10 Bhandara 604,371 486,423 117,948 5.39 0.55 31.53 11 Gondiya 662,524 548,739 113,785 10.64 4.32 56.27 12 Gadchiroli 542,813 482,740 60,073 10.53 5.71 74.36 13 Chandrapur 1,120,316 724,040 396,276 5.39 1.06 14.35 14 Yavatmal 1,425,593 1,119,551 306,042 12.63 8.74 29.60 15 Nanded 1,732,567 1,259,335 473,232 16.96 12.09 32.23 16 Hingoli 609,386 517,145 92,241 20.58 21.44 15.98 17 Parbhani 946,185 653,347 292,838 21.28 23.34 16.92 18 Jalna 1,015,116 819,934 195,182 23.18 23.37 22.40 19 Aurangabad 1,928,156 1,083,408 844,748 27.85 15.55 48.06 20 Nashik 3,164,261 1,807,906 1,356,355 22.13 15.06 33.02 21 Thane 5,879,387 1,305,429 4,573,958 34.30 13.70 41.63 22 Mumbai (Suburban) * 5,025,165 5,025,165 5.98 5.98 23 Mumbai * 1,711,650 1,711,650 8.87 8.87 24 Raigarh 1,348,089 837,593 510,496 20.62 0.44 79.97 25 Pune 4,936,362 1,913,777 3,022,585 30.97 22.88 36.67 26 Ahmadnagar 2,348,802 1,877,105 471,697 12.76 12.96 11.98 27 Bid 1,352,468 1,085,245 267,223 21.15 18.60 32.76 28 Latur 1,276,262 951,687 324,575 18.69 16.14 26.86 29 Osmanabad 864,674 718,804 145,870 12.39 10.88 20.46 30 Solapur 2,233,778 1,522,647 711,131 12.27 11.68 13.56 31 Satara 1,512,524 1,220,901 291,623 7.40 1.59 41.22 32 Ratnagiri 759,703 628,760 130,943 4.38 9.61 32.45 33 Sindhudurg 416,695 362,681 54,014 0.29 3.61 29.79 34 Kolhapur 1,983,274 1,349,832 633,442 9.73 7.11 15.75 35 Sangli 1,435,972 1,069,433 366,539 8.78 7.57 12.46 * Mumbai and Mumbai (Suburban) are entirely urban districts. 8 Decadal growth rate, Maharashtra and Districts (2001-2011) Rural (Males) * Mumbai and Mumbai (Suburban) are entirely urban districts. Decadal growth rate, Maharashtra and Districts (2001-2011) Urban (()Males) 9 Census of India 2011 Provisional Population Totals Population and decadal growth rate by residence Females State/ State/District Popula on(Females) Percentage District Decadal Growth Code (Females) 2001 2011 Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban 1 2 15 16 17 18 19 20 MAHARASHTRA 54,011,575 29,951,861 24,059,714 16.21 9.64 25.58 1 Nandurbar 811,311 681,658 129,653 25.16 23.82 32.74 2 Dhule 993,112 717,072 276,040 19.71 16.46 29.06 3 Jalgaon 2,026,607 1,382,272 644,335 14.03 8.60 27.76 4 Buldana 1,245,887 980,030 265,857 14.82 14.40 16.39 5 Akola 882,391 530,596 351,795 11.88 9.41 15.83 6 Washim 575,486 472,679 102,807 16.40 15.77 19.38 7 Amravati 1,404,981 899,439 505,542 11.37 8.73 16.39 8 Wardha 630,232 424,696 205,536 5.43 3.72 31.20 9 Nagpur 2,264,613 715,324 1,549,289 15.40 1.84 22.96 10 Bhandara 594,439 478,630 115,809 5.64 0.42 34.58 11 Gondiya 659,807 547,892 111,915 9.63 3.13 58.48 12 Gadchiroli 528,982 471,118 57,864 10.39 5.54 76.38 13 Chandrapur 1,073,946 700,384 373,562 6.53 1.57 17.28 14 Yavatmal 1,349,864 1,056,701 293,163 13.19 8.77 32.61 15 Nanded 1,623,999 1,183,399 440,600 16.42 11.25 33.04 16 Hingoli 569,587 482,957 86,630 18.22 18.58 16.29 17 Parbhani 889,797 612,765 277,032 19.03 19.49 18.02 18 Jalna 943,367 761,317 182,050 20.43 19.91 22.67 19 Aurangabad 1,767,772 995,919 771,853 26.77 13.45 49.41 20 Nashik 2,944,791 1,702,979 1,241,812 22.55 14.68 35.29 21 Thane 5,174,744 1,245,608 3,929,136 37.84 15.20 47.00 22 Mumbai (Suburban) * 4,307,316 4,307,316 10.48 10.48 23 Mumbai * 1,434,316 1,434,316 1.74 1.74 24 Raigarh 1,287,305 824,992 462,313 18.07 1.68 84.06 25 Pune 4,490,597 1,773,466 2,717,131 29.66 20.30 36.60 26 Ahmadnagar 2,194,281 1,752,907 441,374 12.09 11.29 15.41 27 Bid 1,233,494 986,032 247,462 18.05 14.77 33.20 28 Latur 1,179,281 878,398 300,883 17.34 13.99 28.35 29 Osmanabad 795,637 659,909 135,728 10.93 9.07 21.01 30 Solapur 2,081,749 1,394,441 687,308 11.93 10.59 14.73 31 Satara 1,491,398 1,212,793 278,605 6.48 0.31 45.40 32 Ratnagiri 852,969 720,302 132,667 5.47 10.96 42.12 33 Sindhudurg 432,173 379,189 52,984 4.16 7.57 30.18 34 Kolhapur 1,890,741 1,294,287 596,454 10.20 6.74 18.55 35 Sangli 1,384,603 1,031,710 352,893 9.59 7.90 14.84 * Mumbai and Mumbai (Suburban) are entirely urban districts.
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    PPRREEFFEEAASSIIBBIILLIITTYY SSTTUUDDYY FFOORR PPRROOPPOOSSEEDD BBAASSAALLTT QQUUAARRRRYY OOFF SSHHRRII SSHHIIVVAAJJII MMAAHHAADDEEVV CCHHAAVVAANN Executive summary Shri Shivaji Mahadev Chavan has applied a stone Quarry over an area of 1.00 Ha in Survey no 77/1 & 77/2 Part of Village- Halli, Taluka- Jat , District Sangli, Maharashtra State, by the District Collector, Sangli. The said land is Private Land. for quarrying capacity of 5000 Brass per year. The major highlights of the project are: The project comes under non agriculture land. Village- Halli is Ideally located at along the Bijapur- Umadi- Pandharpur Road. The village Halli is located Approx 0.735 Km East Side of the lease area. No National park or wildlife sanctuary lies within the buffer zone or nearby this region. No displacements of settlement are required. No sensitive places of notified archaeological, historical or tourist importance within or nearby the buffer zone. Project Description Location: The site is located at Gut No. 77/1 & 77/2 Part, Halli Village, Jat Taluka, District Sangli, and Maharashtra. The site is accessible from NH-204 Road Land: The land provided comes under mining area approved by the government of Maharashtra. Therefore no need of human displacement is needed in the project area. The land provided for stone mining is 1.00 hectare to the project proponent. Co-ordinate: The coordinates of the plant site are latitude 17°12'21.95"N and longitude 75°35'17.88"E Water: Water requirement of the project will be met through the water tanker and bore well which is existing in the human settlement area.
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    Village Map Man Taluka: Khanapur District: Sangli Khatav Vikhale Bhikawadi Bk. µ 3.5 1.75 0 3.5 7 10.5 Mahuli Walkhad km Devikhindi Chikhalhol Vejegaon Atpadi Bhendvade Location Index Bhakuchiwadi Talav NagewadiBhagyanagar (Bhakuchawadi) Waluj District Index Nandurbar Himgangade Sangole Madhalmuthi Bhood Bhandara Salshinge Dhule Amravati Nagpur Gondiya Jalgaon Akola Wardha Ghanwad Buldana Menganwadi Lengre Nashik Washim Chandrapur Jondhalkhindi Yavatmal Devnagar Palghar Aurangabad Jalna Gadchiroli Gardi Balvadi (Kha) Hingoli Thane Ahmednagar Parbhani Mumbai Suburban Nanded Bid Bhambarde Jadhavwadi Mumbai Pune Kadegaon Raigarh Bidar Wasumbe Latur Rewangaon Osmanabad Gorewadi Solapur Jakhinwadi Satara Ratnagiri KHANAPUR Renavi DhondgewadiAinwadi Sangli !( Maharashtra State Khanapur Kolhapur Vita (M Cl) Benapur Sindhudurg Ghoti Kh Dhawaleshwar Posewadi Kurli Dharwad Sultangade Ramnagar (Mulanwadi) Ghoti Bk Taluka Index Kurli Banurgad Kalambi Hivare Pare Shendgewadi Mohi Tadachiwadi Palashi Bhalwani Panchlingnagar Bhadakewadi Karanje Khambale Bhalvani Kusbavade Chinchani (Tas) Sangole Dhondewadi Karve Atpadi Kadegaon Khanapur Alsund Mangrul Bamani Kamlapur Palus Tasgaon Jat Shirala Kavathemahankal Legend Walwa Miraj Tandalgaon (Tandulwadi) !( Taluka Head Quarter Wazar JadhavnagarBalvadi Bhalvani !. District Head Quarter District: Sangli Express Highway Tasgaon National Highway RailwaKyavathemahankal Village maps from Land Record Department, GoM. Data Source: State Boundary Waterbody/River from Satellite Imagery. Palus District Boundary Generated By: Taluka Boundary Maharashtra Remote Sensing Applications Centre Village Boundary Autonomous Body of Planning Department, Government of Maharashtra, VNIT Campus, Waterbody/River South Am bazari Road, Nagpur 440 010.
  • District Fact Sheet Ratnagiri Maharashtra

    District Fact Sheet Ratnagiri Maharashtra

    Ministry of Health and Family Welfare National Family Health Survey - 4 2015 -16 District Fact Sheet Ratnagiri Maharashtra International Institute for Population Sciences (Deemed University) Mumbai 1 Introduction The National Family Health Survey 2015-16 (NFHS-4), the fourth in the NFHS series, provides information on population, health and nutrition for India and each State / Union territory. NFHS-4, for the first time, provides district-level estimates for many important indicators. The contents of previous rounds of NFHS are generally retained and additional components are added from one round to another. In this round, information on malaria prevention, migration in the context of HIV, abortion, violence during pregnancy etc. have been added. The scope of clinical, anthropometric, and biochemical testing (CAB) or Biomarker component has been expanded to include measurement of blood pressure and blood glucose levels. NFHS-4 sample has been designed to provide district and higher level estimates of various indicators covered in the survey. However, estimates of indicators of sexual behaviour, husband’s background and woman’s work, HIV/AIDS knowledge, attitudes and behaviour, and, domestic violence will be available at State and national level only. As in the earlier rounds, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India designated International Institute for Population Sciences, Mumbai as the nodal agency to conduct NFHS-4. The main objective of each successive round of the NFHS has been to provide essential data on health and family welfare and emerging issues in this area. NFHS-4 data will be useful in setting benchmarks and examining the progress in health sector the country has made over time.