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(1981 Censul Publications, Stries 11 In All India Serie:s wtl/ be published in the following part4)
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PUBLICATIONS
Part I-A Ad ministration Re po rt· Enumera tion
Part 1-8 Administration Report-Tabulation
Part II-A General Population Tables
Part II-B Primary Census Abstract
Part III General Economic Tables
Part IV Social and Cultural Tables
Part V Migration Tables
Part VI Fertility Tables
Part VII Tables on Houses and Disabled Population
Part VIII Household Tables
Part IX Special Tables on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes part X-A Town Directory
Part X-B Survey Reports on selected Towns
Part X-C Survey Reports on selected Villagcts
Part XI Ethnogra phic Notes and special stud ies on Sched uled Castes and Scheduled Tribes
Part XII . Census Atlas
Paper I of 1982 Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes and:Scheduled Tribe.
Paper I of 1984 Household Population by Religion of Head of Household
STATE GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS
Part XIlI-A&B District Census Hand book for each of the 45 districts in the State. (Village and Town Directory and Primary Census Abstract) ..-. fCfQ'~ ~;i\" CONTENTS
~~o ijWT Pages 1 SfT~1f;I Foreword i-iv 2 st~~'t 4 f{~~'" at., Important Statistics vii 5 ~\'{QJT~l{CWi fctqotl Analytical Note ix-xxxi a<.fT~lJnll'fi fc;Cq"ltfT, q'1~f'q(f ~Tfu ~T~ q':!~f~6 Notes & EXplanations; List of Scheduled ~;:prrfq 'liT ~:qT ( qWTCT'f ) , fcre1lTlfi 1 976, Castes an1 Schedule::! Tribes Order f~~T \jf ( :3) VTf{ f",imllif Village Directory 66-243 (i) f1'8i1:tfr~~ a~m~ Khi lchipUI Tahsil 66-121 (ii) ~T~lT~ ai[~'h:r Rajgarh Tahsil 122-15 i (Ii i) G,mn:T ~*~ Biaora Tahsil 162-191 ( iv) ~T': ((2;<: oifm~ Sarangpur Tahsil 192-2! 1 (v) ( 4) qf,~ 1- Q(e'\fllT'fi, f:qf'fi(~T CI:cf !I;t;:Zl Append lX 1- Tahsilwise Abstract 244-247 ~fCfm~) onT a~U'T~Cfn: 11H of Educational, Medical and other amenities (~) q'ft~ 2- ql.:·.FR'nrn'tit rr~~r ('Jf'1lTll'J'rtr Appendix 11- Land utilisation data 24& rrlJ~) if ~ftf '3"1Tlf)T( tioierT qt~ in respect of Non Municipal Towns ( Census Towns ) 'lISe; \'fr9lfT page, (6) qf~ 3- l;fT.if ~T \'f~"1T!fr.rr~ ~'ll ~~, Appen.lix III- Tahsilwise list of ~~fllT'fi, r",f'f."HrT • ~1'F "I' t'Tn:, Villag~s where no 'fprr~/Q.T?: ~ fG:'l ,n fG"'lr if; Educationai, Medical, '1TI1, ~T.I'r"( ff''-H nr:jf~T 'ToT Post & Telegraph, Day ,,"film 'fiT 11ft.! ur;f" ~"F1Q~ ;;ir ~ or Days of Market/Hat, c. ~ - Communications and Power supply facilities are available 249-262 (7) qf't~ 4- ~ 'Jf;;~~lfT iT ~'!'lfT.l'Cf ;;rrfCf1f1 Appendix IV- List of Villages !_Tot ~;Hrf~ ;:;rrf-,nfFf1Tr F.f; according to the • ..:...> '" ~O'fT;:n~ ~1q-rC1 1f, '.:r~I1T~ ~Tq) proportion of Sche 'f.T "l-;f r duled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the Total Population by rangel 263-295 Section IT-TOWN DU{ECTORY 297-314 (1) ;pn: fTl"if'!fr'FT ?r "3"QQT'f f1'l" 'fit '~h' ~ Notes txplainin,g the "Codes" used ~:;iu if fCCIfOTT in the Town Directory 298-301 Statt.:.uent 1- Status aud Growth History 302-303 (3) fqcr"(O'f-2 5Tr~fcr'fi ~qlO;q- CfI!TT ;;.n:i CfiT Statement 11- Physical Aspects srf~l!Tfff, 1 I) 79 and LocatIOn of Towns, 1979. ,304-305 (4) f ( 5 ) f.:r<:rorr-4 'ii'-~f!1~f:qq rr;:~ ~f~Cf1T1 it ;:mrf~i¥i Statement IV-A-Civic and other amenities ~'h ~~'l ~f;:n.n-11, 1979 in Notified Slums 1979. 308 ... 309 (6) fq cn:O'f-5 f:qfCfimr, wfa11fi, ff;;)t;;r;:r t:;<.f Statement V- Medical, Educational, ~rf~fCf'fi ~fCf!:TTif, 1979 Recreational and Cul- tural Facilities, 1979. 310-311 (1) fqq""(1JT -6 cl;fPTT""( , qTf1rIJ1.f j -;a~11l ~h Statement VI- Trade, Commerce, ~f'firr, 1 9 7 9 Industry and Banking, 1979. 312-313 8 Appendix-Towns showing their outgrowths with popUlation 314 ~uri'l'T ~l'foi'l' ,m:T ~T'ilJ ~n:'foro Cfi1' ;;;)~ ~ fTCfif<1"i'f aT f"f~ rft fil'f)calT YTJI' it \3"CfCf ~f;:n~r ~;a' ~, oT :a~C!il '7T I q-TIf fi'l'ifw'f.T if; tfiTql fm;rr iif"IiTuri'l'T q -'41T'1 if fq!l~1lT~>r'fi f~q"1i I srm-rnfiliJi Q'tfirlTilfiT, f~~r ~f:q(f "f;{iifTfer 'fiT "I";:rtilSlfT ij" ~ ~ :;r)~ Ilt:!; ~ I il1l~ f,;if'!iT~r i:r q'f. 1l~~~';I;~ facqcrrr ~T lT~ ~ f:J11:1i'r fCff'l1;:'l t.,m: mfdoTlTT ufi:;rfun1 i1 IfRifffrf 6'1fT IDal ~cr .. urr ij 1981 1f>f ~G[;:rT if 'l-:r 'l'{ clff'l'a1JCf qf:qq-l ~ mfqq; lT~ STCfiTlffif "{T'i'1 ~'{'fif"{ '>(1<: '5Tif'f1lliiT ~qo'l' ~ ij'~'f6 ")"< i{rzr srl!;:rl it Gf) m qf"{ rrt f~~t eft. ~""1q 26 ri(if, 1982 'JrTlf ~ ~Tt~ iii FOREWORD The district census handbook (DCH), compiled by the census organisation on behalf of the State governments, is one of the most valuable products of the Census. The DCH is constantly referred to by planners, administrators, academicians and researchers. It is inter-alia used for delimi tation of constituencies, formulation of local level and regional plans and as an aid to District administration. The district census handbook is the only publication which provides Primary Census Abstract (PCA) data up to village level for the rural areas and wardwise for each city or town. It also provides data on infrastructure and amenities in villages and towns etc. The district census handbook series was initiated dUring tbe 1951 Census. It contained important census tables and PCA for each village and town of the district. During 1961 Census the scope of the DCH was enlarged and it contained a descriptive account of the district, administrative statistics, census tables, and a village and town directory, including PCA. The 1971 nCR series was planned in three parts Part-A related to village and town directory, I'art-B to village and town PCA and Part-C comprised analytical report, administrative statistics. district census tables and certain analytical tables based on PCA and amenity data in respect of vIllages. However, in some states it was confined to district census tables and in a few cases altogether given up due to delay in compilation and printing. While designing the format of 1981 DCH series some new features along with the restructuring of the formats of village and lown directory have been attempted. At the same time, comparability with the 1971 data has also been kept in view. All the amenities except power supply in the village have been brought together in the village directory with the instruction that in case an amenity is not available in the referrent vilJage the distance in broad ranges from the nearest place where the amenity is available ma~ hI: given. The restructuring of the format of the viilage directory and incorporating more exhaustive data on infra:otructure aspect particularly in relation to amenities and land-use pattern is expected to further meet the need of micro leVel planning for rural areas. It is expected to help not only in local area plannmg but regulating the provision of goods and services as well so as to minimise tbe regional imbalances in the process of development. A few new items of information have also been iptroduced to meet some of the requirements of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Such new items of information as adult literacy centres, primary health sub·centres, and community health workers in the village have been introduced in the village directory with this obj(!ctive in mind. The new item on approach to the village is to have an idea about the villages in the district which are inaccessible. A new column, "total popUlation and number of households" has been introduced to examine the correlation of the amenities with the population alld number of households they serve. Addition of two more appendices listing the villages where no amenities are available and according to the prJportlon of scheduled castes and scheduled tribe. popUlation to the total population has also been made witb this view in mind. The formats of the town dlTectory have also been modified to meet the requirements of the Minimum Needs Pr02ramme by providing information on a few new items. A new statement on civic and other amenities in slums in class-I and Class-II towns (Statement IV-A) has been introduced with this objective in mind. It is expected that this will help the planners to chalk out programmes on prOVIsIon of civic amenities tor the improvement of slums. The columns On ScheJuled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population In statement IV relating to CIvic and other amenities and adult literacy classes/ceutrts under educational facilitie5 in stutement V are also added inter-alia with thiS iv vtow. A sIgnificant addition is class of town in all the seven statements of the town directory. The infrastructure of amenities in urban areaS of the country can I:,e best analysed by taking the class of towns into consideration. The addition of the columns on civic administration status and population in a few statements also serves this pnrpose. The format of the primary census abstract tor the vilJag('s and to\'.Ins bas been formulated in the light of cbanges in the economic and other questions canvassed through the individual slip of 1981 census. In order to avoid delay in publication of 1981 DCH series it has been so designed that Part-A ot the volume contains village and town dJrectory and Part-B the PCA of villages and towns including the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes PCA upto Tahsil/Town level-so I\t the beginning of the DCH a detailed analytical note supported by a number of inset tables based on PCA and non-census data in relation to the infra:;,tructure has been introduced to enhance its value. The district and tabsiJ/poJice stationjC D Block etc. level maps depicting the boundaries and other important features have been inserted at appropriate places, to further enhance the value of the publication. This pUblication is a joint venture of the State Government and the Census Organisation. The data have been collected and compiled in the State under the direction of Shri K. C. Dubey, the Director of Censlls OperatIons, Madhya Pradesh on be'1alf of the State Government which has borne the cost of printing. The task of planning, designing and coordination of this publication WaS carried out by Shri N. G. Nag. Deputy Registrar General (Social Studie:;;) of my office. Dr.B. K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (Map) provided the technical guidance in the preparation of the maps. Data received from Census Directorates have been scrutinised in the Social Studies Division at the headquarters under the guidance of Sbri M. M. Dua, Senior Research Officer. J am thankful to all who have contributed in the project. P. PADMANABHA REGISTRAR GENERAL, INDI}\ New Delhi the 26th April, 1982 v PREFACE One of the most Important publications of the Census are the District Census Handbooks. This publication was begun in this caption since 1951 Census. But prior to tbis, a similar publication was released in the Census earlier than 1951. Tbat publication was on the title of Village Statistics and it contains only vi1lage names and total population thereof. The 1951 Census could. therefore, be said to represent a significant step in the process of making detailed Census statistics available down upto the village level. In fact the District Census Handbook is the most important pllblication at the Census and it also perhaps the most widely used. Also perhaps this is the' ('Illy puhlicatiolJ used at the micro-level down upto the tahsil and development blod. The form of the District Census Handbook has gone cunsiderable change since 1951. This is basically due to the growing demand for more information. For the purpose of convenience as well a. with a view of making the basic statistics availa hie with the data users as early as possible the District Census Handbooks have been split into 2 parts, Part-A contains the Introductory Note on the district and Town/Village Directory. This volume will be found useful to get almost all the non-Census statistics available at one place. Part-B also contains an introductory note and the Primary Census Abstract. One of the innovation of the present Census has been in terms of aIlotm~nt of Location Cod e numbers to the villages. 1n the earlier Censuses the location code system was such that the villages of a Patwari Circle were found at different serial numbers. Since the Patwari Circle still remains an important administrative unit, the location code numbers have been so given in the present Census that it may be possible to locate all the villages of a particular Patwari Circle at one place one below the other. When the planning for the present census was started in 1979 the tahsils were still revivable as an important unit of the administration, the whole planning was, therefore, done t:lking tahsil as the unit. It was during the course of the census that some requesls were informally received for making blockwise data available. Since these requests were received very late and were also received only in an informal manner, it has not been possible to disturb the original plann'ing of villages arranged according to the location code numbers taking tahsil as one unit. However, additionat exercise has been done and in addition to the tahsil figures blockwise figures have also been indicat~j. ft is hoped that the availability of these blockwise data will enhance the utility of this publication. It is hoped that this handbook will provide the basic statistical support to executive and developmental administration. It is needless to state that the proper implementation of policy depends on the ability of the administration autborities concerned. It may be remembered that the villagewise area figures given in the Primary Census Abstract and the Village Directory are those based on the village papers while the tahsil totals given in PCA are obtained from the Land Records department, which in many cases exclude forest area. vi The statistics that are contained in the district census hand books are the result of a massive and marathon exercise in the compilation and tabulation of voluminous statistics. The compilation of the statistics contained in this volume was carried Ollt by 9 Regional Tabulation Offices each under a Regional Deputy Director of Census Operations. These Regional Offices Were run with the help of purely temporary staff-roughly about 1,500 Tabulators, about 250 Checkers and about 80 Supervisors. I am grateful to my colleagues, the Regional Deputy Directors and those temporary staff for the speed and accuracy In the ed iting and basic compilation of more than nearly 522 lakh slips and nearly I iakh of household schedules. The compilation of village directory was taken up at the headquarters and I am equally grateful to the officers and staff who have workt::d whole heartedly on the job in a collec tive and co-operative venture. It is not possible nor fair to name in this. The maps contained in the handbook bave been prepared in the Cartographic Section of my office. However, the analytical note bas been prepared by Shri V. S. ]osbi, Assistant Director, of Census Operations. I am thankful to all who have contributed to brIng this publication possible. The census organisation is alw grateful to the Government of Madhya Pradesh for having been so kind as to undertake the publication of these handbooks a nd to the Controller. Printing and Stationery. Madhya Pradesh. Bhopal aod his staff for the printIng arrangements made. The inspiration behind this ambitious Venture is that of our indefatigable Registrar General, Shri P. Padmanabha to whom we are all deeply grateful. Our thanks are also due to Shri N. G. Nag. Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) for all the help that we received from him and his section. K. C. DUBEY Director of Census Operations Madhya Pradesh. Bhopal lanmasbtami, 31 Aug. 1983. vii IMPORTANT STATISTICS MADHY A PRADESH Rajgarh District POllolation Total Persons 52. )78,844 80),384 MaJes 26,886,305 414,9811 Females 25,292,539 386,446 Rural Persons 41,592,385 696,488 Males 21,266,321 359,949 Females 20,326.064 336,519 Urban Persons (0,586,459 104,916 Males 5.6t9,9B4 54,989 Folmales 4,966,475 49,927 Decennial Population Growth Rate 1971-81 25.27 24.37 Area (Sq. Kms. ) 44),446.04 6,154.0 Density of population (Pel Sq. Km.) t 18 130 Sell-Ratio (Number of Females per 1, OGO males) 941 931 Literacy Rate Persons 27.87 18.17 Males 39.49 28.3& Females 15.53 7.21 Percentage of urlDan population to total population 20.29 13.09 Percentage to total population ( i ) Main Workers Persons 38.41 32.21 Males 53.52 55.8B Females 22.35 17.16 (ii ) Marginal Workers Persons 4.52 6.55 Males 0.96 1. 22 Females 8.3!) 12.28 (i ii) Non-Workers Persons 57.07 56.24 Males 45.52 42.90 Females 69.35 70.57 Break op of Main Workers : ( percentage among main workers) ( i ) Cultivlltors Persons 51.96 59 65 Males 53.8[ 63.40 Females 47.28 46.57 (ii' Agricultural Labourers Persons 24.24 21.28 Males 17. Rt 14.49 Females 40.61 45.04 (iii) Household Industry Persons 3.52 3.18 Males 3.36 3.33 Females 3.93 2.48 (iv) Other Workers Persons 20.28 15.88 Males 25.02 18.73 Females R.18 5.91 Percentage of Scheduled Caste! Persons 14.10 17.91 population to total population Males 14.16 17.77 Females 14.04 18.05 Percentage of Scheduled Tribes Persons 22.97 2.97 Population to total population Males 22.33 2.97 Female~ 23.66 2.96 Number of occupied residential hOllst>!! 8,929.190 128,732 Number of villages Total 76.603 1.743 Inhabited 71,429* 1,666 Uninhabited. 'i.t74** 77 Number of Towns 327 8 --~~~------* Includes 77 inhabited villages Which have been treated wholly as urban outgrowth of nearby City/TOwn. *- Includes 58 Uninhabited villages of which Abadi area have been merged in nearby City!Town. o a , Joe 15' 45' 77 00' 77 30 a RAJ 24 24 MADHYA PRAD~SH 15' 15 , ,/""" 'I (II' '" /" .... : ", ~" /1 DISTRICT RAJGARH ""J ',JI" \ .." "''''''', I I 4 2 0 4 a 12 MILES I I I \, ~.- A I 4 2 0 4 8 12 Ii kiLOMETRES ".. "II II I ,/ I \ ,_/ l " ,J" II ~' ~ II \ II II II II \ ~ % 24 0' REFERENCE IJ.J BOUNDARY STATE ct " DISTRICT " TAHSIL 45' 0 HEADQUARTERS: DISTRICT @ :r " TAHSIL @ lLJ NATIONAL HIGHWAY.. _N_HI_ (1 (/) STATE HIGHWAY.. _1_HI_4_ .A METALLED ROAD UNMETALLED ROAD :::::::::::==== RIVER AND STREAM"" """"...<:::::.. VILLAGE HAVING 5000 AND AS,QVE BODA POPULATION WITH NAME • URiAN AREA WITH POPULATION SIZE: CLASS IV ,V ."." .• t 23 23 EOST AND TElEGRVH OFFICE. PTO 30' 30 DEGREE COLLEGt",,, ~ TECHNICAL INSTITUTION [!J REST HOUSE, OAK BUNGALOW. AH,DI IS' 30' 7 30' @ ~OmHHIHT Of IkOiI (OP!RIGH1, III •. ANALYTICAL NOTE xi NOTES AND EXPLANATIONS Tbis note gives the meanings and explanations could be ensured and which should provide basis of terms and concepts used in this handbook. Tbis for analysing of figures and urbanization in the is necessary because, without a proper grasp of the country. But it bas to be remembered that the meanings of such simple concepts as building,bouse, urban crjterion of 1981 varies s)ightJy from household, workers etc., it is not possible to appre that of 1961 and J 971 cenSuses is tbat the ciate the data presented in the band book. Tbus males working in activities sucb as fishing, one who does not know that an unpretentious hut logging, etc. Were treated as engaged in non-agn. in tbe thick of Bastar forests wi th unplastered bam cu Itural actIvity and tberefore contnbuted to the boo walls and a thatch roof and with space bard ly 7 S~~ cr iterion in 1961 and 1971 censuses, whereas enough for two cots is not a bit less of a build lUg in the 198 J census these activities are treated as on than tbe Indian versions of the sky scrapers in one par with cultivation and agricultural labour for the of the metropolitan cities, or that a central jail purpose of this critenon. bousing all manner of criminals and shadY characters is as much a household as the household Applying tbe criteria described above, a list of of tbe most pious and god-fearing citizen in the 327 (owns was finalised and it is these 327 towns State. may not be able to appreciate what exactly which are treated as urban areas for the purpose of tbe figures repres ent. 1981 census. The additional Secretary to the Govt. of Jndia in the Ministry of Home Affairs sent a Concepts and Defini tions letter to the Chief Secretaries of the State Govern ments as back as 10th May, 1979, requesting them Rural/Urban: to ensure that no changes are made in jurisd iction It bas been tbe tradition of the Indian Census and boundaries of municipalities and revenue to present tue census data for rural and urban areas villages, tahsils, su b·divisions and districts during separately. In fact, in all the Censuses through the period from 1-1-1980 to 30-6-}\)81. However, out the world this classification of census data into subsequent to our finalization of rural and urban rural and urban units is generally recognized. How frame the State Government in the Local Govern ever. uistinction between rural and urban is not yet ment Department notified many places as notified amenable to a single definition which would be areas and municipalities. Such places have not applicable to all countries. been treated as towns for the purpose of census and the secretary to Government in the Local Govern The definition of an urban unit at the 1971 ment Department had agreed to this arrangements. Census was as follows - Similarly, the State Government raised the status of (a) All places with a municipality, corporation, 6 municipal cOJl1mittees to that of municipal corpo cantonment board or notified town area; rations. These new municipal corpOlatio115 are also treated as municipal committ'.?es. (b) All other places which satisfied the follow ing criteria. While dealing with the subject of rural anG urban (i) A minimum population of 5,OOJ ; break up mention may be made of the area under (ii) At least 75 per cent of male working the Special Area D(:'velopment Authority. The population engaged in nOD-agricultural Special Area Development Authority bave been pursuHs ; and constituted under tl1 situated around the core town or vilhige of such (i) it should have a core town of a rnimmum Special area. For example, Orchha is a SADA population of 50,000, (ii) the contiguous areas area in Tikamgarh district but there is no town in made up of other urban as well as rural administra this area. Similarly. Malanjkhand in Balaghat tive units should have mutual socio-economic links district, Bhedaghat in Jabalpur district, Mandav in with the core town and (iii) in all probability this Dhar district and similar other cases are SADA entire area should get fully urbanised in a period of areas but there is no urban area within that. The two or three decades. Certain Standard Urban objective of the SADA areas perhaps is to control Areas were determined on this basis in 1971 and the future development of thef>e areas in a planned some basic data were presented for 1951, 1961 and manner and that is all. It was, therefore, not con 1971 for such areas and their components. Similar sidered desirable to treat such SADA areas at par data have been presented for the Standard Urban with other urban bodies Ii ke municipal corpora Areas in 1981 also. The idea is to present basic tions, municipal committees etc., and only that part data for those areas for four to five decades so that of it is treated as urban which is really <;0. As such the urbanisation process in th0se areas can be in the Korba SADA area only Korba town has been studied. However, there have been minimum changes treated as urban and rest of the area remains in the in the constituent units of the Standard Urban rural frame. Areas of 1981 Census as compared to those of 1971, but the list of SUA remaines unchanged. Urban Agglomeration: SiZe Class of Towns: Apart from town/city the 1971 concept of The urban areas are classified into 6 classes urban agglomeration is also adopted for the 1981 referred to as towns of Class I to VI. The' classi censuS. Very often large railway colonies, university fication is shown below- campuses, port areas, military camps etc., come up outside the statutory limits of the city or town but Class I 100,000 and above adjoining it. Such areas may not by themselves Class 1l 50,000 to 99,999 qualify to be treated as towns but if they form a Class III 20,000 to 49,999 contiguous spread with the town, they are out Class IV 10,000 to 19,999 growths of the town and deserve to be treated al Class V 5,000 to 9,999 urban. Such towns together with their outgrowths Class VI Less than 5.000 have been treated as one urban unit and called 'ur~an agglomeration'. An urban agglomeration It is customary to treat a town having a popu. maY constitute ;-- lation of 1 lac and abovlS !!S a city. (a) A city ~ith continuous outgrowth, (the Census House ; part of outgrowth being olitside the statu A Census House is a building or part of a build. tory limits but falling within the bound ing ha ving a separete main entrance from the road aries of tbe adjoining village or villages); or common courtyard or staircase, etc., used or (b) One town with similar outgrowth or two recognised as a separate unit. It may be occupied or more adjoining towns with their out or vacant. It may be used for a residential or non growths as in (a) ; or residential purpose or both. (c) A city and one or more adjoining towns If a building had a number of fiats or blocks with their outgrowtbs all of which form a which were independent of one another baving continuous spread. s~parate entrances of their own from the road Or a COmmon staircase or a common eourtyard.leading Standard Urban Area: to a main gate, they have been considered as separate census houses. A new concept or- Standard Urban Area intro d ueed in 1971 census will also be followed for the In sOlDe cases, however, it was difficult to 1981 Census. The essential requirements for the apply the definition strictly. For example, in an constitution of a Standard Urban Area are- urban area, a flat bas five rooms, eacrr-havin& direc& xiii entrance to common staircase the or courtyard ScbcduJed Castes and Scbecluled Tribes which by definition had to be treated as five census houses. If all these five rooms were f(",tnd Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes arc occupied by single household entire fiat was treated those found in the Notification of Scbeduled Castesl as onC census house. In such cases singleness of Scheduled Tribes Order (Amendment) Act. 1976 use was taken into consideration to avoid undue (108 of 1976). By this amendment, area restrictions proliferation of the number of census houses. for most of the Sched uled Castes and Scheduled Tribes have been removed. However, the area An occupied residential census house means a restriction still remains in respect of Dhobi (in census houge which is actually used for residential Bhopal. Ra isen and Sehore districts): Kotwal and purposes, either wholly or partly by one or more Pardhi (in Bhind, Dhar Dewas, Guna. Gwalior, households. fndore, Jhabua, Khargone, Mandsaur, Morena. Rajgarh, Ratlam. Shajapur, Shivpuri. Ujjain and Housebold: Vidisha Districts) and Kumhar (in Chhatarpuf. The term household in c!nsus is defined as a Datia. Panna; Rewa, Satna, Shahdol, Sidhi and group of persons who commonly live together and Tlkamgarh districts) Scheduled Castes. LIkewise would take their meals from a common kitchen Ke{'f and Pardhi Scheduled Tribes are still restrict. unless the exigencies of work prevented anyone of ed only in Bhopal, Raisen and Sehore districts; them from doing so. There may be a household of Min:! in Sironj sub-division of Vidisha district; persons related by blood or a household of un Panika in Chhatarpur, Datia, Panna, Rewa, Satna. related persons or having a mix of both. Examples Shahdol, Sidhi. and Tikamgarh districts; Pardhi. of unrelated households are boarding houses, mes Bahelia. Bahellia. Chita Pardhi, Lango'fi l>ardhi. sess, hostels, residential hotels, rescue homt:s, jails, Phanse Pardhi, Shikari, Takankar, Takla [ in (I) "Ashrams" etc., These are called institutional Bastar, Cbhindwara, Mandla, Raigarh, Seoni and housebolds. There may be one member households Surguja distric:ts, (2) Baihar tahsil of Balaghat two member households or multi - member district, (3) Betul and Bhainsdehi tabsils of Betul households. For census purposes, each one of these district, (4) Bilaspur and Katghora tahsils of Bilas types is regarded as a 'household'. pur district, (5) Durg and Balod tahsils of Durg district, (6) Chowki, Manpur and Mohala Revt:nue There are three types of households viz, normal, , Inspector's Circles of Rajnandgaon district, (7) institutional and houseless households. A housele~s Murwara, Patan and Sihora tahsils of Jabalpur household is that which is normally found to be district, (8) Hoshangab~ld and Sohagpur tahsils of residing on the road side, pavements. in hume pipes Hoshanga bad and Narsimhp ur districts, (9) Har under staircases, or in open, temple, mandaps, sud tahsil of Khandwa distnct, (10) Bindra-Nawa platforms and the like. Institutional households garb t Dhamtari and Mahasamulld tahsils of Raipur have been explained above. Those households which district .1 do not fall in the category of institutional household and houseless household have been categorised as Persons belong\ng to lhe castl!:;ju ibes mentIon normal households. The enumerator WaS required ed above found in the districts otner than wose to indicate in the Household Scheduled whether the where Scheduled have not been treated as schd ul household belonged to 'Institutional household' or ed castes Or scheduled tribes as tile I,;l1se may be. 'House less household'. For institutional'!' was It may be mentioned here that schc:duled castes can written aaainst the question 'Type of household' be belong to the Hindu or the Sikh religIon only, and '0' was indicated in the case of houseless while the scheduled tribes belong to any religion. household. For normal household, no entry was The Jist of Sched uled Castes and Sched ul~d Tribes required to be made. relating to Madhya PradeSh relevant to 1981 census The enumeration of institutional households has been given inunedi'ately arrer thIS note as was done i,n the manner the normal households were Annexure- I. enumerated during the enumeration period from L iterates and Educated Persons : 9th February to 28th February, 198t. The house less households were enumera~ed on the night of A person who can both read and write with 2~ th F~bruary, 1981. understand ing in any language is treated as literate. xiv A person who can merely read but cannot write, is Censuses, tbe economic questions were baled on not' literate. It is not necessary that· a person different approaches. namely, usual status and who is literate should have received any formal current status. were adopted with reference period education or should have passed any minimum of one year and one week for seasonal and for educational standard. regular work, respectively. Current status approacl! was thought to be irrelevant in the context of our The test for literacy was necessary only when country where usual status of a worker is consider the enumerator had any doubt about any person ed to be more appropriate. returning as 'literate'. The test for literacy WaS ability to read any portion of the Enumerator's The above questions are in three parts and Instruction Booklet and to write a simple letter. have been designed in such a way that first of all Ability merely to sign one's name was not consider it attempts to divide the population into two broad ed adequate to qualify a person as being able to groups viz., write with understanding. If a person claimed to b'e literate in some otber language with which the . (I) those who have worked any time at aU enumerator was not familiar; the respondent's word during the last year, and (2) those who have not worked at all. was taken as correct. The latter group consists of the non-workers. All children of the age of 4 years or less were This information is obtained in Q. 14-A. Having treated as illiterate even if they might be going to Ichool and had picked up reading and writing a classified the population into two groups, the next few words. attempt has been to classify those who have worked any time into Main workers and Marginal workers, Classification (,)f workers by Industrial Category: on the basis of time spent on work as well as secondary wo rk, if any, of the Main workers. It At the 1981 Census, the questions which were a person had worked for six months or more (180 canvassed ill the Ind ividual slip to elicit informa days or more) he Was treated as Main worker tion on economic characteristics of the population and if the period of work was less than six months were as follows:- he was regarded as a Marginal worker. In Q. ISB details of secondary work or marginal work are (i) Q. 14A Worked any time at all last Year? obtained. Finally an attempt has been made to Yes determine whether those who are non-workers or ---" - "_------marginal workers are seeking or are available for No. (H./ST/D/R/B/I/O) work. Q. 14B If yes in 14A, did you work for major part of last year? Yes (1 )JNo (2) It will thus be seen tbat these questions on economic aspects have been so designed as to ii Q. 15A Main activity last year? identify all workers, full time workers Or seasonal workers or marginal workers and non-workers with Yes in 14B (C/AL/HHljOW) reference to the activities during the last one year No in 14B (H/ST/DjRIS/IjO) period prior to the date of enumeration. Q. 14B Yes-Any other work any time last year? The various terms and definitions used in ISB Yes For persons on regular employment Or engaged dependents, retired persons or rentiers, beggars. in regular type of work, temporary absence during inmates of institutions, unemployed persons etc. the reference period on account of illness, holiday, They are persons who have not worked any time at temporary closure, strike etc., was not a dis all in the year preceding the enumeration. qualification for treating them as workers. Main activity of workeu : Persons under training, such as apprentices, with or without stipends or wages were also treated The main activity of workers has been classified as workers. In the case of a person who had been into four categories viz., cultivator, agricultural offered work but had not actually joined, he was labourer, household industry and other work in the not treated as a worker. Rent receivers, pensioners PCA at the 1981 census. A significant departure has, etc., were not treated as economically active unless therefore, been made this time while presenting tho tbey also engaged tbemselves in some economic data on economic activity which relate to only four activity. broad categories indicated above as against nine In all these questions, tbe reference period is ind ustrial categories of the 1961 and the 1971 the one year; preceding the date of enumeration. censuses. The nine categories of the 197L census Certain types of work such as agriculture, house were-(i) Cultivator, (ii) Agricultural labourers, hold industry like gur making etc., carried on eIther (iii) Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and throughout the year or only during certain se:Jsons Plantations, Orchards and allied activities, (iv). or part of the year, depending on the local circum Mining, (v) Manufacturing, Processing and servic stance. In all such cases the reference period has ing with sub-categories-(n) At BousellOld Industry been the broad time span of the agricultural sea and (b) Other than Household Industry, (vi) Con sons preceding the enumeration. struction. (vii) Trade and Comm:!rce, (viii) Trans port, Storage and Communications. and (ix) Other " Main Workers : Services. The correspondence between the cate The main workers are those who have worked gories of 1981 and 1971 are as under- for a major part of the year preceding the enume ration. Main activity of a person who was engaged 1981 Category 1971 Category in more than one activity was reckoned in terms of time disposition. For example, if a person had I J worked as daily wage labourer for 4 months, as an U II agricultural labourer for 1 month and as cultivator rn V(~ for 2 months, he was treated as a Main worker on IV [ll,IV,V(b), VI,Vn,VlilI & IX the basis of total time spent on work and his main activity have been reckoned as Daily Wage Labourer Culth'ator : since he spent major part of his time on work in this activity than as cultivator or agricultural For purposes of census a person is working as labourer. cultivator if he or sbe is engaged either as employer. sirlgle worker or family worker in cultivation of Marginal Workers: land owned ()r held from Government Or held from Marginal workers are those who have worked private persons or institutions for payment in any time at all in the year preceding the enumera money, kind or share. tion but have not worked for a maior part of the Cultivation involves ploughing, sowing and year. For example, if a person who is mostly harvesting and production of cereals and millet doing household duties, or is mainly a student, or crops such as wheat, paddy, jowar, bajra, ragi, mainly a dependent or a reotier or a beggar and etc., and other crops sllch as sugarcane,groundnuts the like who is basically a non-worker had done tapioca. etc. and pulses, raw jute and kindered some work at some time durmg the reference fibre crop, cotton etc., and 'does not' lllciude fruit period, he was treated as a marginal worker. grOWing, vegetable growing or keeping orchards or Non-Workers: groves or working of plantation like tea, eoffee. rubber. cinchona, opium and other medicinal plan Non-workers constitute of householders, students, tations. xvi Agri(ultura. Labourer: process1ng,scrviciftg, repalflog Or making and selling (but not merely selling) of goods such as Persons working in anotber person's land for handloom weaving, dyeing, carpentry, bidi roUing, wages in money, kind or share have been treated as pottery manufacture, bicycle repairing. blacksmith agricultural labourers. An agricultural labourers ing, tailoring etc. It does not include professions bas no risk in the cuI tivation and he has no right of such as a pleader or doctor or barber or 'dhobi' lease Of contract on land on which he worki. even if such professions are run at home by mem bers of the household. Household Industry: Household Industry is defined as an industry Other workers: conducted by the head of the household himselfl herself and Or by the members of the households at home or within the village in rural areas apd only All workers, i.e. those who have been engaged within the precincts of the house where the house in some economic activity during the Jast one year, hold lives in urban areas. The larger proportion who are not cultivators or agricultural labourers of workers in A household industry should consist or in household industry are 'other workers'. The of members of the householg including the head. type of workers that came under this category The industry should not be run on the scale of include factory workers, plantation workers, those registered factory which would qualify and has to in trade, commerce, business, transport, mining, be registered under the Indian Factories Act. construction,political or social work,all government servants, municipal employees, teachers, priests. Household Iod ustry relates to production, entertainmen t artists etc. xvii ANNEXURE I MADHYA PRADESH [ The Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Orders (Amendment) Act, 19761 Dated the 18th September, ,976 Scheduled Castea 1 Audhelia. 35 Kumhar (In Chhatarpur, Datia, Panna, Rewa, 2 Bagri, Bagdi. Satna, Shahdol, Sidhi and Tikamgarh diltricts). 3 Bahna, Bahana. 36 Mahar, Mehra, Mehar. 4 Balahi, Dalai. 37 Mang, Mang Garodi, Mang Garudi, Dankhni S Banchada. Mang, Mang Mahasi, Madari. Garudi. Radhc 6 Barahar, Basod. Mang. 7 Bargunda. 38 Meghwal. 8 Basor, Burud, Bansor, Bansodi, Bansphor, 39 Moghia. Basar. 40 Muskhan. 9 Bedia. 41 Nat, Kalbelia, Sapera. Navdigar. Kubutar. 10 Beldar. S unkar. 42 Pardhi (In Bhind, Dhar. Dewas, Guna, Gwa 11 Bhangi, Mehtar, Balmik, Lalbegi. Dharkar. lior. Indore. Jhabua, Khargone, Mandsaur, 12 Bhanumati. Morena, Rajgarh, Rallam, Shujapur, Shivpuri 13 Chadar. Ujjain and ViJishu Districts). 14 Chamar, Cbamari, Bairwa. Bhambi, Jatav, 43 Pasi. Mochi, Regar, Nona, Rohidas, Ramnami. 44 Rujjhar. Satnami, Surjyabanshi, Surjyaramnami. Ahir 45 Sansi, Sansia, war, Chamar Mangan. Raidas. 46 Silawat. 15 Chidar. 47 Zamral. 16 Chikwa, Chikvi. 17 Chitar. Scheduled Tribes 18 Dahait, Dahayat, Dahat. 19 Dewar. Agariya. 20 Dhanuk. 2 Andh. 21 Dhed, Dher. 3 Baiga. 22 Dhobi (In Bhopal, Raisen and Sehort 4 llhaina. distrIcts), 5 Bharia Bhumia, Bhuinhar Bhumia, Bhumiya. 23 Dohor. . Bharia, Paliha. Pando. 24 Dom, Dumar, Dome, Domar, Doris. 6 Bhattra. 25 Ganda, Gandi. 7 Bhil, Bhilala, Barela, Patelia. 26 Ghasi, Gbasia. 8 Bhil Mina. 27 Roliya. 9 Bhunjia. 28 Kanjar. I G Biar. Diyar. 29 Katia, Patharia. II Binjhwar. 30 Khatik. 12 Birhul, Bilhor. ' 31 Koli, Kori. 13 Damor, Damaria. 32 Kotwal (In Bbind, Dhar, Dewas, Guna, 14 Dhanwar. Gwalior~ Indore, Jhabua, Kbargone,Mandsaur 15 Gad~ba, Gadba. Morena, Rajgarh, Ratlam. Shajapur, Shiv. 16 Gond: Arakh, Arrakh, Agaria, Asuc, Badi puri. Ujjain, and Vidisha districts), Maria, Bada Maria, Bhatola. Bhimma, Bhuta 33 Khangar, Kanera, Mirdha. Koilabhuta. Koliabhuti. Bhar. Bisonhccu 34 Kucbbandhia. Maria, Chota Maria, Danrlami Mafia, Dhuru, xviii Dhurwa, Dhoba, Dhulia, Doria, Gaiki, Gatta 35 Oraon, Dhanka. Ohangad. Gatti, Gaita, Gond Gowari, Hill Maria, Kan 36 Panika (In Chhatarpur, Datia, Panna, Rewa, dra, Kalanga, Khatola, Koitar, Koya, Khirwar Satna, Shahdol, Sidhi and Tikamgarh districts.) Khirwara, Kucha Maria, Kuchaki Maria, Madia, Maria, Mana, Mannewar, Moghya, 37 Pao. Mogia, Monghya, Mudia, Muria, Nagarchi, 38 Pardhan, Pathari, Saroti •. Nagwansbi, Ojha, Raj, Sonjhari Jhareka, Thatia, Thotya, Wade Maria, Vade Maria, 39 Pard hi lIn Bhopal,Raisen and Sehore districts) DaroL 40 Pardhi, Bahelia, Bahellia, Chita Pardhi, Lan- soli Pardhi, Phanse Pardhi, Shikari, Takankar 17 Halba, Halbi., Takia [In (1) Bastar, Chhindwara, Mandla, 18 Kamar. Raigarh, Seoni and Surguja districts, (2) Baihar 19 Karku. tahsil of Balaghat district. (3) Betul and 20 Kawar, Kanwar, Kaur, Cherwa, Rathia, :ran- Bhainsdeh i tahsils of Betul district. (4) Bilaspur war, Chattri. and Katghora tahsiIs of Bilaspur district, 21 Keer (In Bhopal, Raisen and Sehore districts). (5) Durg and Balod tabsils of Durg district, 22 Khairwar, Kondar. (6) Chowki, Manpur and Mohla Revenue Inspectors' Circles of Rajnandgaon district, (7) 23 Kharia. Murwara, Patan and Sihora tahsils of Jabalpur 24 Kondh, Khond. Kandh. district, (8) Hoshangabad and Sohagpur 25 Kol. tahsils of Hoshangabad district and Narsimha 26 Kolam. pur uistrict, (9) Harsud tahsil of Khandwa district, (lO)Bindra-Nawagarh. Dhamtari and 27 Korku, Bopchi. Mouasi, Nihal, Nahul, Bondhi Mahasamund tahsils of Raipur district.] Bondcya. 28 Korwa, Kodaku. 41 Parja. 29 MaJhi. 42 Sahariya, Saharia, Seharia, Sehria, Sosia, Sor. 30 Majhwar. 43 Saonta, Saunta. 31 Mawasi. 32 Mina (In Sironj sub-division ofVidisha district) 44 Sauro 33 Munda. 45 Sawar, Sawara. 34 Nagesia, Nagasia. 46 Sonr. xix HISTORY AND SCOPE OF DlSTRrCT CENSUS HANDBOOK The History of the District Census Handbook Thus the present series of District Census Hand could be traced from the 'Village lists' brought out book consists of two volumes viz., nCRB Part A for every district in 1901 and 'village statistics' for and DCHB Part B. Part A contains tbe village/Town every district 1911. But this was discontinued Dlrectory and Part B contains the TownJVilJagewise in 1921 and 1931. In 1941, however 'village statis Primary Census Abstract of the concerned district. tics' were brought out by then Central Provinces Part A-Village Directory contains information and Berar Government. It was for the first time in about the name of village, total area of village, 195] the practice of bringing out a single volume total p pulation and number of households in thQ 'known as the District Census Handbook, giving village, amenities like education, medical, drinking villagewise statistics and other census tables for water, post and telegraphs, market day, communi the district at the cost of the State Governmeut cations, approach to village, distance from the was initiated and is continuing sin,?e then. nearest town, power supply, staple food, land use, places of religious, historical and archaeolo2ical The District Census HandboOk, compiled by interest etc. the Census Organisation On behalf of the State Government is one of the most important publica In addition there are four appendices to tbe tions of the cenSUl> and is widely used by p!anuet!l, Village Directory ::lS under- 8.dministrators. academicians and researchers. (I) Tahsilwisc abstract of educational, medical and other amenities. The scope of the District Census Handbook (2) Land utilization data in respect of census has gone considerable change since 1951. [n 1951, towns. the District Census Handbooks contained only the (3) Tabsilwise list of villages where no ameni. Primary Census Ab5tract and the Census tables. ties are available, and (n view of the usefulness of this publication, (4) TahsiI'ise list of villages according to the improvements were made in 1961 by incluJing non proportion of Scheduled Castes/Scheu uled census data like climate, agriculture, co-operation Tribes population by ranges. industry, education, health etc., as also an 'lullo. ductory Note' for each district. Unfortunately, the The last two appendices have been included for desire to make tbe district census handbook more the first time in 1981 Census. Appendix III will be comprebelisive delayed its publication. Therefore, helpful for planning input in areas/villages where in 1971, it was decided to publish the district cen basic infrastructure is lacking and Appendix IV will sus handbook in three parts in order to release the be helpful for planning welfare programmes for maximum data as and when finalised. Part A con- Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes at micro level, tained the Village Directory which glves villagewise particularly in relation to area d eve}opment non-census statistics of land use, area and amenities orientation programmes. available within the village. Part B contained the Similarly the Town Directory contains seven village wise Primary Census Ahstlact and Part C contained varIous administrative statistics. Part A statements as below- and B were, however, published ill one volume since Statement I-Status and gro~ln hIstory. it was economical to do so as data for both the Statement ([-Physical aspects and location parts became available early. Parts A and B were of towns. pu bUshed separately in Hindi and English versions. Statement Ilf-Municipal Finance. Collection of data for Part C was cumbursome and Statement IV-Civic and other amenities. it took unduly long time in its finalisation, and Statement IV-A-Civic and other Ame:nities in ultimately this publication had to be abonooned in Notified Slums. view of the enormous delay in its printing. Statement V-Medical. educational, recreatio In 1981 census, with a view to avoid delay in n::t! and cultural facilities. bringing out of DCH series, the part containing Statement VI-Trade, Commerce & Industry and tbe administrative statistics bas been dropped. Banking. xx An additional statement IV-A is meant only industrial categories viz, cultivators, agricultural for Class-I and Class II towns giving the civic and la bourers, household industry and other workers, other amenities in notified slums. This statement 'IllJrginal workers and non-workers. has bel!n introduced for the first time in 1981 census. The inclusion of primary Census Abstract relating to the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Part B-The town/villagewise Primary Census Tribes at the tahsil/town level is another impor Abstract gives the basic data like area of the village tant feature of the DCHB series of 1981 census. occupied residentia 1 houses, total number of house holds, Population by sex, as also the sexwise popu An appendix contaming Development Block lation of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, , wise-'Vikas Khandwar' totals of PCA figures has literacy and population by sex into four broad also been included. ANALY1'ICAl NOTE Rajgarh district lies between 23'28 1 and tahsil with almost similar 'physical feature •• The river 24'18i North and 76'Ill and 77'20' East and it is Kali Sindb flowing towards north forms the district bounded by Shajapur on the south-west, Sehore in boundary with Jhalawar (Raja,than) towards west of the south east, Guna in the north east and district. the tahsil. Towards east of Rajgarh lies Biaora tahsil. Jhalawar (Rajasthan) in the north west. In the shape which is mostly in the plateau region, with better it resembles a pear wjth its border running along soil. The river Parbati flowing north forms the Bhopal and Sehorc districts and forming a bas~, With district bord er with GUna district. On the banks of an area of 6154 sq.km. the district ranks 36th among the river there is a little forest. The general eleva the 45 district of the State, tion of the tahsil is a little higher than Rajgarh tahsil lying hetween 1300' and 1700' feet above mean sea Rajgarh district was constituted after the forma level. To the south west of Rajgarh lies Narsingarh tion of Madhya Bharat in May 1948. Prior to this the tahsil, Which is partly hilly but mo'1sdy a plateau. area of the district was spread out among the small The river Parhati, flowing south west of Narsingarh States of Rajgarb, Narsingarh, Khilchipur. Dewas fOrms the district border with Bhopal and Sehore (Junior), Dewas (Senior) and Indore. The entire area district. Near about Narsingarh there is a little forest of Rajgarh. Narsingarh and Khilchipur States now and the highest point is 1890' above sea level. forms a part of the district and some villages from Sarangpur tahsil which lie'> to the south of the Dewas (Junior and Senior) States, constitute Sarang district headquarters is mostly in the plain area bet pur tahsil. The former Inaore S tate tahsil Jirapur, ween 1300' to 1500' MSt. There are few hills and which was a part of Mahidpur district, nOW a tahsil mostly the area is under cultivation. Tfie river Kali in UjJain district, constitutes a sub-tahsii in Khilcbi- Sindh after enteing the tahsil flows north and forms pur tansil. the boundary with Shajapur district. The district headquarters are located at Rajgarh. Rivers Once the capital town of the State which enjoyed a The main ri vers of the district are Kali Sindh thirteen gun salute during the British days. Tbe Parbati, Newaj, Ghodapachhar' Gadganaga and ruling family were Uillat Rajputs. It is completely Ajnar. isolated from rail ways. The nearest railbead being Shujalpur (Shuiapur district) nearly 85 kms away from Rajgarh. (i) The river Kali Sindh is also known as Greater Kalisindh and rises in Bagli tahsil of Dewas district. Physical Features It is one of the principal river of Malwa. Entering the dirtrict near Sarangpur it flows across Sarangpur and The district forms border with Rajasthan, Khilchipur tahsil and enters JhaJawar and Kota dist Rajgarh tahsil in the nvrih consists mostly of small trict of Rajsthan. It flows for the whole year. hills that have little vegetation ,and rocky slopes. The tahsil most ly lies between 1300' to 1600' above the (ii) The river Parbati flows along the eastern sea level. To the west of Rajg!irh lies Khilchipur border of the district in Narsingarh and Biaora xxii tahsils. It flows north and turns towards west beyond Fauna: Species of deer, panthers. wild bears, hynaes. Narsingarh. jackals and foxes are found in the forests but big animals hal/e become rare. The usual birds, fishes (iii) The district headquarters Rajgarh is sItua and reptiles are easily met with. A few cracodiIes arl! ted on the Newaj river. which flows north·west. found in the Parbati and Kali Sindh. (iV) The Ghodapachhar river flows north-west and forms the bo undary with Guna district. Admini!otratlvely the district has been divided into nl/I! tahsils viz- (1) KhiIchipur (2) Rajgarh (V) The nver Gadganaga is a small river flowing (3) Biaora, (4) Sarangpur and (5) NarsingaJh. There in Khilchipur tahsil. are eight towns in the distrirt. Flora aud Fauna: According to the 1981 Census, the population The following trees are easily met with Salai of the district is 801,384 persons with 414,938 males (Boswellia Serrata). Kl1air (Acacia-Catechu), Dhaora and 386,446 females. 696,468 persons live in 1.666 ( Anogeissus-lat ifo/ia), Gular (Ficus giomerata), Mahua inhabited villages of the district and another 104,916 (M odhuca -latifolia), tamari nd (Tumor indus indica) persons in 8 towns of the J istrict. In the following sandal (Santa iam-aibum), Jamun TABLE 1 Distribution Of Villages According To The Availability Of Different Amenities ------, No. (with percentage) of villages having one or more of the following amenities ,------, ------_.-"------~ 51. Name of Tahsil No. of Educa- Medical Drinkmg Post and Market' Communi- Approach Power No. inhabited tion water Telegraph Hat cations by pucca supply vi llages road 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ------_.. _------.----- Khilchipur 5:!7 197 16 527 34 16 11 19 44 (37.38) (3.04) ( 100.00) (6.45} _ (3.04) (2.09) (3.6 i) C 8.35) 2 Rajgarh 37 1 111 t 1 371 12 6 8 2S 6 (29.92) (21.96) (100.00) (3.23) {l. 62) (2.16) '6.74) (1.62) 3 Biaora 277 131 14 277 18 8 4 22 82 (47 29) (5.05 ) (100.00) (6.50) (2,89) (1.44 ) (7.94) (29.60) 4 Sarangpur 190 148 8 190 22 9 11 25 S9 (77.89) (".21 ) (l 00.00) (Il.58) (4.74) (5.7g) (13.16) (31.05) 5 Narsingarh 30t t74 19 30t 32 14 17 32 87 (57.81) (6.31) (100.00) (10.63) (4.65) (5.65) (10.63) (28.90) ------Total District: 1,666 761 68 1,666 118 53 51 U3 278 (45.68) (4.08) (11)0.80) (7.08) (3.18) (3.06) (7.38) (16.69) ------"------_------xxiii The most essential facility drinking water Resident of the remaining villages vhave to depend is available In almost all the villages of the district. on other villages where the market/hat facility exists Educational facilities are available in 761 for purchasing their daily needs or disposal of (45.68 per cent) out of a total of 16{16 inhabited their prod uce. villages in the district. 77.89 per cent of the villages in Sarangpur tahsil have this facility which ViJlages are linked by bus or rail wbich is the modern means of communications, but only or is at the top position followed by Narsingarh tahsil si with 57.81 per cent while Rajgath tahsil have the 3.06 per cent villages are served by communications lowest of 29.92 per cent. facility in th'? district. Similarly the facility of approach by pucca road is not adequate, only 123 Out of 1666 inhabited villages in the district (7.3g per cent) villages have the approach by pucca only 68 (4.08%) villages have the med ical facility. road in the district. The power supply is slightly The' population of the remainIng villages has to better in comparison to other amenities like medical, depend on other villages to avail of two facility. post and telegraph, market/hat and communications. Facility like Post and telegraph is Rvallable in II S In the district 278 or 16.69 per cent villages are vil1a~es in the district. 10.63 per cent villages uf served with pOwer supply. Narsingarh tahsil are equipped with Post and tele The deve!0pment of an area 4as a direct link graph facility while in Rajgarh tahsil only 12 (3.23 with the amenitIes available. It is clear from the per cent) villages have this faciltty. This is too above analYfils that the district is poorly serv;;:u with meagre to cater to the need of the rural mass in this the amenities. district. Proportion of rural population served by Facility of market or hat is an important indi:ator different amenities. of village economy but only in the dist rict 53 (3.18 The following table present the proportion of per cent) villages have this facility of in them. ru'ral population served by different amenities. TABLE 2 Proportion Of Rural POliulation Served By Different Amenities Sl. Name of Total Popu- Proportion of rural population SCI ved by the amenities of No. Taluil lation of ------.------../'-_._------, inhabited E,lllcation Medical Drinking Post & Marketl Communi- Aprro.1ch Power villages in water Tdegraph Hat cations by pucca suppJy the tahsil road -~ ------~--- __. ------.~- _.--_ ------~ -- -- ~ ------. _-----_---_ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 .------_------_------~------_ ~---- Khilchipllr 18~,018 137,9(,3 26,~48 188,018 47,615 21,406 17,465 23,372 51,340 (73.38) (13.96) ( 100.00) (25.32) ( I 1 . 39) (9.29) (12.43) (27.31) 2 Rajgarb 103,611 61,827 10,348 103,611 10,195 7,660 7,949 9,462 3.424 (59.67) (9.99) (100.00) (9.8..J.) (7.39) (7.67) (9.13) (3.30) 3 Biaora 125,889 5i7 • 071 20,541 125,889 24,210 11 , 40·~ 6,415 18,290 59,607 (77.11) (16.32) ( 100 00 I (19.23) ( 9.06) (5.10) ( 14.53) (47.35) 4 Sarangpur lll.444 102,882 18, ..J.61. 112,444 33,348 17,308 19,771 21,150 44,891 (91.50) (16.42) ( 1 00 .00) (29 66) (15.39) (17.~9) (18.81) (39.92) 5 Narsingarh 166,506 139,9C5 41 ,026 166,506 55,916 33,899 34,134 28.973 RI,146 (84.02) (24.64) (100.00) (33.58) (20.36) (20.50} (17.40) (48.73) ------_------_... _---- District-Total: 696.468 539,648 1I6,624 696,468 171. 284 91, 67 7 85,740 101,247 240,40• (77.48) (16.75 ) (100.00) (24.59) (13.16) (12.31) (14.54) (34.52) -_------~------xxiv In the field of education, district 539648 or 77.48 All the vdlages of the district have some or the per cent population can have it within easy reach. oth er sources of drinkmg water and thus the entire Tahsil Saranl:pur is on the top with 91.50 per cent popUlation is better served with this facility. followed by Narsingarh tahsil among 84.02 per cent while Rajgarh tahsil is poorly servecl with 5')'67 per '::4.5,)% population have the post and telegraph cent in this respect. amenities within easy reach. Narsingarh tahsil has an upper hand in this respect while tahsil Rajgarh is at Regarding medical amenities the availability the bottom with only 9.84 per cent population being of medical institution are poor in the district. Only served by post and telegraph eJllenities. 16.75 per cent of district population is being served with this facility. Narsingarh tahsil has some better In regard to ame ni ties like market/hat, com position is being served with thi3 aspect whereas munications, approach by pucca road and power population of Rajgarh is found to be poorly served supply the population of Narsingarh tahf'il is better with this facilities nearly 83.25 per cent population of served. Next in that order is Sarangpur ta];]sil. The the district have to depend on nearby villages where position in other tahsils is not very happy as only a this faci lity exists. small segment of the population in these tahsils can boast of baving some am~nities. TABLE 3 Distribution of villages Dot having certain amenities arranged by distance ranges from the places where these are available - -_ ------... _ ---'-----.. ------.-_ Sl. Villages not having the Numher of villages where the amenity is not available and av~ilable at distance of No. amenitie~ of r------____..A... ______:______---. -5K.ms. 5-10 Kms. lO+K!ns. Total (Cols 3-5) ------_------_ ------2 3 4 5 6 ------,- - _-_ .. ------Education 820 81 4 (lOS 2 Medical 733 705 160 1.598 3 Drinking Water 4 Post and Tt'legraph 928 552 68 1,548 5 Market/Hat 707 714 1.902 1,613 6 CommUnications 622 734 259 t.615 --~-- .~------~--- -"-- -_._ ---_.. _---_------ Table 3 gives the distribution of villages not facilities within the village but available in nearby having certain amenities arranged by three distance villages at different distance ranges. 820 villages range from the place wbere these are available. have scbools at 5 km distance and 81 villagell have this amenity at 5·10 km whereas only 4 villages have There .are 905 villages out of a total 1666 inha to go beyond 10 km to avail this facility. Thus it can bited villages which do not have tbe education be safely claimed that this facility is adequate. xxv Regarding medical amenities, as many as (1598 Skm. and in an0ther 33.14 per cent villages the inhabited villages do not h,ave any institutions of any population has to walk 5-10 km for this where as type. 44.00 per cent villages have this within a dis another 4.08 per cent villages have this, facility tancs range of S kms, 42.32 per cent villages have the beyond 10 kms. amenity within the distance range of S· 10 krns and remaining villages (9.60 per cent) have medical Villages which do not have market/hat and facilitiy beyond 10 kms. communication amenities within the village account for 96.82 per cent and 96.94 per cent of the total Drinking water is no problem in the district Villages. thus the population of these villages have to since almost all the villages of the district have on cover distance range of 5 to 10 kms and beyond 10 the other source of drinking water. avail the above amenities. 92.92 per cent of the vi11ages in the district do This is one of the gravest ills of the rllral not have the facility of post and telegraph within the economy or the country that such infrastructures are ,·illages. Residents of 55.70 per cent of the non-arne... more or less non-existent. nity villages can avail it within a distance ranges 1;ABLE 4 Distribution of villages according to the distance from the nearest town and availability of different amenities ------_------Distance Number of Number (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of Range from inh~bited ( ______-----..A------the nearest villages in Educational Medical Drinking Post and Market/ Commun.- Approach by Power town each range water Telegraph Hat cations pucca road supply -----_-- -- ~------_------7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 10 ------~ . t8 0-5 225 104 1 225 9 5 41 (40.78) (0.39) (100.00) (3,53) (1. 96) (16.08) (18.82) 6 ... 15 805 405 32 S05 65 19 31 54 128 (50.31 ) (3.9S) (100.00) (S.07) (2.36) (3.85) (6.71) (15.90) 16-50 605 251 34 605 43 33 14 28 102 (41.49) (5.62) (100.00) (7. J 1 ) (5.45) (2.31) (4.63) (16.86) 51+ Unspecified 1 1 1 1 1 l (100.00) (100.00) (100.00) (100.00) (l00 .00) (l00.00) ------Total 1,666 761 68 1,666 118 53 51 123 278 (45.68) (4.08) (100.00) (7.08 ) (3.18) (3.06) (7.38) (16.69) ------xxvi 15.13 per c.ent of the villages have town within 1:411 villages in t he district are situated 6·50 the range of 0-5 km. Nearly 48.32 per cent of the ktlls. from the nearest town in which percentage of village have town with in the r~nge of 6-15 krns. and certain amenities like medical, market/hat and com 36.31 per cent villages havs town with in the range Dlunication are very poor •. The growth of urbanisa of 16-50 kms. There is no any distanc~ range have tion is also poor in the district with the facts that been given for one village of Khilchipur tahsil. As 84.69 per cent vIllages have nearest town within 6 to many is 255 villages which are very close to a town 5 i kms. have no market/hat facility with in the village. TABLE :5 Distribution of viJIages acoording to Population range and amenities available ------~-- .... ------.- ----_ ------'_--~-.------~--- Population range No. of No. (with percentage) of viJJages having the amenity of inhabited r------. _- --- - .-. ------"'- - -_ ------_.------~ villages in Education M.edical Drinking Post and Market! Communi- Approach Power each range water Telegraph H;u cations by pucca suppJy loaJ -~ ... -~------__ ------~------_ ..___ 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 ------_------.__---~ -----. ----_ Less tban SOO 1,217 319 5 1,217 11 6 7 57 108 (26.21) (0.41) (100.00) (0.90) (0.49) (0.58) (4.68) (8.87) > 500-1,999 426 419 41 426 86 28 30 55 150 (98.36) (9.62 ) (100 .00) (20.19) (6.57) (7.04) (12.91) (35.21) 2,000-4,999 20 20 19 20 18 16 11 9 17 (100.00) (95.00) (100 00) (90.00) (80.00) (55.00) (45.00) (85.00) 5.000+ 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 3 (100.00) ( 100.00) (l00.00) (IOO.UO) (100.00) ( 100.00) (66.67) ( 100.00) ------_._-----""------.....------Total 1,666 761 68 1,666 118 53 51 123 278 .( 45,68) (4. Oil) (10.00) (7 08) (3.18) (3.06) (7·38) (16.69) ~-- - _-._-.------._ Table above gives the distributioin of villages from 50) to 4999 only 26.77 per Cl:nt villages have ac.cording to population range and amenities availa been recorded. 1t is obselved from the above table ble. The villages are distributed among the 4 that villages those are in the. population range 5000 population ranges' j .e. less than 500, 500-1999. and above have cent per cent amenities available 2000·4999 and .5000 and above. Majority of villages within the villages except approach by pucca road 73.05 per cent are in the populatbn range of less which a~counts for 66.67 per cent only. On tb e other than 500 while the vtllages having population more hand the picture is exactly opposite; in those villages than 5000 are three in number.In the medium ranges which are in popula tion range less than 500. The l{xvii availability of various amenities in this range 5 The main staple food in majority of the villages is very low. the each tahsils has been ShOWll in the above table It is ohvious from the table that the availability of amenities. is based on demand of population Le. less population less amenities more population Plore Jowar and wheat and 10war anj maize are the amenities. main foods in villages of the district. TABLE 6 Main staple Food in tbe Majority of 'Villages in eacb taluk ------_._.------SJ. No. Name of Taluki!TahsiI Main Staple food - - --~---_..- _-_ .. _---_._----- 3 ------2 SaranllPur Tahsil Jowar • Wheat 2 Khilchipur Tahsil Jowar. Wheat 3 Narsingarh Tahsil Jowar, Wheat 4 Biaora 1 ahsil Jowar. Wheat 5 Rajgarh Tahsil Jowar. Maize TABLE 7 Distribution of Villages Accordi. to Land use ------_------SI. Name Qf Tahsil No. of inhabited Percentage of cultivable Percent'lgt! of irrigated No. villages area to total area area to total Cultivable area ------1 2 3 4 5 6 ---_------~------1 Satangpur Tahsil 190 87,020.89 74,845.81 4,482.33 (86.01) (S.99) 2 IthiIchi pUr Tahsil 527 157,507.52 121,688.99 10,744.27 (77.28) (8.SH 3 Narsingarh Tahsil 301 128,596.43 120,118.89 5,417.1t (93.41) (4.21) 4 Biaora Tahsil 277 108,144.55 95,086.18 6.221.88 (87.93) (6.54 ) 5 Rajgarh Tahsil 369 1 03,1 3.17 95,043.47 4,637.70 (92.18) (4.88 ) ___A - ______--...... _ ---....._..... ------Total : District 1,664 584,372.56 506,777.64 31,503.29 (86.72) (6.22) ------xxviii The table above gives the land use pattern cen t area is hav il1g irriga tio n facil i ty which is very showing the proportion of the cultivable area to low in this district. Tahsil Khilchipur has the highest total area and irrigated area to total cuI tivable area. percentage of cultivable area of 93.41 per cent while the irrigated area is ouly 4.21 per cent of total The percentage of cultivable area is much higil cultivable :lfea, which is lowest in tl1e disuict. The in the district as compar~d to state average of 42.38 culttvation of tile district is mostly of a dry type. per cent of the total cultinble area only 6.22 per TABLE 8 District Growth, Density and Sex-ratio of Urban Population in the relation to tbe State ------~------..------__,-----~~~------Census STATE Year ~_-_------A------~. Total Urban Percentage Decadal Density Sex-ratio Population' POplJ lation Urban Percentage (Population (No. of Popnlation variation per sq. females per in urban km.) 1 ,000 males) population -----_.-_ ~------.--.------'-~ ------_.. _ 2 3 4 5 6 7 ------.. -~------ 1951 26,071,637 3,132,937 12.02 +33. 1u 2,034 907 t961 32,372,408 4,627,234 14.29 +47.70 2,482 856 1971 41,654,119 6,784,767 16.29 +46.63 2,378 868 1981 52,178,844 10,586,459 20.29 +56.03 2,182 884 ------_---_...-_. ------._------ The table above present the growth, density These hus been a declining trend in the Sex and sex ... ratio of urban popUlation in the district in ratio of the district from 1951 to 1971 While in the relation to the State. 1981 this position is found to have reversed. The sex ratio of the district has always been higher tban that In the decade 1951-61 and 1961-71 there has of the State ever since 1951 been little increases in the proportion of urban popu lation where as in 1971-81 the proportion of urban Table 9 population has gone up from 9.59 in 1971 to 13.09 New Towns/Towos declassified in 1981 Census iu 1981. The increase may be due to the addition of ------of tbree new urban uui ts in 1981. Wbereas the pro Name of Town Population 1981 Census portion of urban popula~ion has gone up from 16.29 ------in 1971 ·to 20.29 in1981 at the State level. 1 2 Deo'iity: The density of population which was 1287 --_------~------(a) Added per sq. km. in 1901 increased to 1621 in 1971 and (i) Jirapur 8,468 there after declined to 1039 in 1981. The correspond ing figures for the State are 2482, 2378 and 2170 (ii) Khujner 6,483 respec:tively. This shows tbat the towns of this district (iii) Pachore 9,287 are sparsely populated (b) Declassified Nil --,------~-~------xxix Table 4 deals with the number of places taken Three new towns have been added in the district as new towns and number of towns declassified in in 1981 Census and none has been declassified. }981 Census. TABLE 10 Per capita receipt and expenditure in towns ------_.-..------Class, Name and civic status of the tovvn Total General Expenditure Public expen- adminis· on public works taxes other diture tmtion health and on public convenience - ---~------~~-- -- ~- -- _------~.-- - .. ..-.... ------... - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ------_--_------...... --- 19,201 67.84 36. J 9 31.65 49.45 10.08 21 .18 8.57 9.62 IV Biaora (M) 8,468 11.11 11.11 11.72 1.84 3.58 3.89 0.01 2.40 V Jirapur (NAC) 10,101 49.35 35.24 14.11 48.19 10.83 11.72 2.83 22.81 VI Khilchipur (M) 6,483 11.57 1. 93 9.64 15.80 2.05 1.00 1. 12 9.70 }.93 V Khujner (NAC) 17.572 36.25 22.76 13.49 35.58 2.85 8.71 8.54 1. 14 14.34 IV Narsingarh (M) 9.287 9.04 3.85 5.19 11.73 5.58 2.49 0.33 3.33 V Pachere ,NAC) 14,944 22.80 18.56 4.24 23.57 7.45 0.38 8.31 0.05 7.35 JV Rajaarh (M) 18.860 40.33 35.69 4.64 39.35 8.00 6.04 13.79 0.68 10.84 IV Sarangpur (M) ------_.------Total; 104.916 36.15 23.35 12.80 33.04 '.64 7.95 7.54 0.95 9.96 ------xxx Table 10 presents the per capita expenditure in In Khilchipur town there is no expenditure on public towns. institutions like school, hospitals, library etc. while Out of 8, towns in the district the per capita major portion of the expenditure has been shown on receipt is recorded to be hi:,:her than the per 'other aspects'. Similarly in Pachore (NAC) there is no exp~nditure on public health and convenience capita exp!nditure in resp,'ct of 5 tClwns 'where as in the three rem1ining towns the per capita expendi where as the main expenditure is on general adminis tration and on other aspects. ture is found to be high~r than the p~r capita receipt. TABLE 11 Schools per ten thousand population in towns ------_... ------Class, name and Nv. of per ten thousand popuJation civic status of towns* r------..Jo....------___ --______Higher Secondary lInter / SecondaryI junior Secondary I Primary PUC/Junior Cvllcge Matriculation Middle . -_ -_\_- --~--- - _-_ -----._ --_ ---- -.--- ~------2 3 4 ------~------IV Biaora (M) 19,201 1.04 2.60 4.17 V Jirapur (NAC) 8 468 2.36 3.54 5.90 IV Khilchipur (M) 10. 101 1. 98 3.9.., 6.93 V .Khujner (NAC) 6,483 1.54 4.63 4.63 IV Narsingarh (M) 17,572 1.14 2.85 3.'8 V Pachole ~NAC) 9,287 2.15 2.15 5.38 -IV Rajgarh (M) J4,944 I, 34 3.35 '·02 IV Sarangpur (M) 18,860 1.06 2.12 4.77 ------Total 104,916 1.43 2.95 5.05 ------..------ TABLE 12 The table above presents the town wise number NlImber of Beds iu Medical Institutions in Townli of schools per ten thousand of population. The ratio ot number oC institutions per 10000 of population in respect of Higher Secondary/Inter PUCIJunior college Claas, Name and No. of beds in Civic status of medical institution. comes to 1.43 and in rc~pect of Junior seconday/ the towns per 1,000 population middle and primary schools to 2.95, S. OS respectively The hlgbest averagt' number of primary schools 2 nearly 7 have been shown in Khilchipur town per ten thousand population. Similarly highest number of IV Bia... ra (M) 19,201 1. 56 Middle schools- about 5 in Khujner town and Higher V Jirapur (NAC) 1,468 1.42 S.!condary schools-2 in J irapur town, for every ten IV KhlJchipur (M) 10,101 1. 39 thousand population have been recorded. The V Khujner (NAC) 6,483 1.85 district literacy rate among the urban population IV Narsingarh (1\1) 17,572 4.2\ comes to 45.86 per cent, which is low in comparision V Pachore (NA C) 9,287 0.43 to other district of the State where as the average IV Rajgarh (M) 14,944 9.70 number of available institutions in to"ns seems to IV Sarangpur (M) 18,860 0.74 be qllite adequate. ------_... --- Total 104.'16 2.91 ------~------._-- XXXI The table 12 shows the number of beds in Rajgarh being the district as well as tahsil head medical institutions in dirferent towns of the district. quarters town has th~ highest number (9.70) of beds The number of beds available in urban areas of the for 1000 popUlation where as Pachore (NAC) bas district is low being 2.91 per 1000 pO pulalion. only 0.45 bed per one thousand population. TABLE 13 Proportion of Slum Popnlation in Towns ------_ -- --- ~-----.-- _-_-_.:------S1. Class, Name and civic Proportion of the slum popUlation Density in sluIIlJ NQ. status of the town to tOlal population of the town (pet sq. km.) 2 3 4 ------. ------_. -~.------There is no class I and II Town in the RajgarI: District. ------_ ------~------ Proportion of Sulms population There is no class I and II towns in the distfIct hence the inform~tion relating to this table is NIL. TABLE 14 Most important coml1odity manufactured, imported and exported in tOWDS ------~--- -.P- ---___ - - ______- ______ Class, Name and Most important conunodity ,-- --_____ - -_--___...A..- ______, civic status ok the town Manufactured Exported Imported ------_. ------,,------2 3 4 ------~------,------ IV Biaora (M) Edible Oil J()war Sugar V Jirapur (NAC) Groundunt Oi I Cotton Itice IV Khilchipur (M) Groundnut 011 Cotton Cloth V Khujner (NAC) Edible Oil Jowar Salt IV Narsin&arh (M) Edible Oil Vegetables SUi'lr V Pachore (NAC) Groundunt Oil Wheat Kirana IV Rajgarh (M) Furniture Cotton Kirana IV Sarangp\, -----_------_------...- .. ------ Table 14 gives the information regarding the most important commodity manufactured, imported and exported in towns. --4~--1 MADHYA PRADlSH TAHSIL 'KHILCHfPUR DISTRICT RAJGARH A J s i \ 10' i 24• REFERENCE o BOUNOARY, STATE DISTRICT, TAHSIL, VILLAGE WITH LOCATION CODE NU~BERu1'~~r HEADQUARTERS' TAHSIL @ VILLAGE WITH POPULATION SIZE: BElOW 200; 200·499,500.999,1000-4999) 5000 AND ABOI'£ 0 •••• UNINHABITED VILLAGES I URBAN AREA WITH LOCATION CODE R STATE HIGHWAY ,uUUUU U ", __1"_14_ METALLED ROAD 0NMETAlLED ROAD RIVER AND STREAM lANK, POST OffiCE/POST AND TElEGRAPH OffiCE u, 2! II' ~ \ !!I.HER SECONDARY SCHOOL" T A H S I L ~ A R A NIG P U It 50 POLICE STATION u, NOff VIllI'f IOIArlON IOOfNUMSfR IHllNOf INOiN INfHISH!P PRIMARV HEALTH CENTRE,DISPENSARV MATERNITY AND CHilO WElFARE CENTRE, MARKET/HAT,MANOIE~ &, (::, Ii) "YI 1-1.1: r' Y r "31 ~ o ~ " I 9 I ~ , , o , 76 50 77 00 o • 77 20 5 T R MADHYA PRADfSH c TAHSIL BIAORA DISTRICT RAJGARH ~ _' J. riLES 27 A ; eKILomm POSITION OF TAHSIL BIAORA c: IN 015 TRICT R~ JGARH 14 0 14MIltS I .. ~,,.,.,_ L_L_I """""" l ~4i 14 0 1,lmOMIIRES 1. ","",/ ~ kHllCKII'UI)IIJ:i!'1;~/; 240 "'. • I , '~#j, " ~ /iV'll;;! 00' \ '\ I reilORI~ \' \/~ ~ARANGPilR • i"\ i~\ c1tIIIIMGINI i l'\!·,.~·v I , REFERENCE BOUNDARY, OISTRICT.. ,.,.,_._.- ·... ··r· ..... TAHSIL ...... m' • I ViLLAGE WITH ,LOCATION CODE NUMBER [~£LJ . " HEADQUARTERS: TAHSIL ...... , .. .. © \, ) j ~llLA6E WITH POPULATION SIZE; BELOW 200; ~ ~OO-499 i SOO-999 i 100H199 ...... 0." UNINHABITED VILLAGES .. 23' o I so. .:t URBAN AREA WITH LOCATION CODE ... , m t1l NATIONAL H~HWAV .. STATE HIGHWAY. ,...... , . . . . . , . . , . , . .., "",. IHI4 J.. METALLED ROAD (J UNMETALLEO ROAD ...... "".==::::::::: = Q- RIVER AND STREAM ...... J.. ,(/) POST OFFICE/POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE ...... Q HIGHER SECOIjOARY SCHODL...... POLICE STATION ...... " PI HOSPITAL,DISPENSARV .. ' .. . TAHSIL NARSINGARH IlARKET/HAT, MANDIES ...... I I ~-~" 17'I 00 ' 10' J I GOVERIIIHII OflHOIIIOmlGH1,Im 30' / MADHYA PRADESH ( I TAHSIL SARANGPUR DISTRICT RAJGARH 2 I 0 2 4 6 MIlES 2 ) ~ II A 7 2 I 0 4 6 8 KILOMETRES I o REFERENCE , .... , .. ,.".-, ... ,-- ( ~o r -- --, 1"2l1_- __ \ © POSITION OF TAHSIL SARANGPUR UNMETALLED ROAD."...... , . . == = = = RiVER AND STREAM" .. " .. """." .. """.,,~ POST OFFICE/POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE, PO/PTO HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL" ...... " .. .. POLICE STATlON",,, .. ,,,,,,,,,,, " "'" "'"'''' PI 23 J 30 A p u R HOSPITAL, PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE """'" \ DISPENSARY"",,,,,,, "',,", MARKET/HAT, MANOIES", &" ._ ~'.'1111-2____ ~ I I I 1 " "':,,,,' "'1201 3d loCi 76° 50 .'\, ' ------~~~------~(i) GUII,OF IMDIA (OP'j~GH1,19!4, ~L____ ~7~fl~~~I------~------~5il-'------,------~77~O~0_' ------~- 10/ /------:--, I POSITION OF TAHSIL NARSINGARH MADHYA PRADESH IN DISTRICT RAJGARH so' B L A o TAHSIL NARSINGARH R DISTRICT RAJGARH TAHSIL RAJGARH REFERENCE 4J BOUNDARY, DISTRICT. TAHSIl. .. VILLAGE WITH LOCATION r ---," ..... o CODE NUMBER HEADOUARTERS TAHSIL .J BELOW 200) 200-499,500-999; III 1000-4999) 5000 & ABOVE .0." • I UNINHABITED VILLAGES I « URBAN AREA WITH LOCATION CODE I"' NATIONAL HIGHWAY ...... !!!!..!L METALLED ROAD " UNME TALL ED ROAD .. RIVER AND STREAM.. .~ PO~T OFFICE/POST &TELEGRAPH OFFICEPojm HluHER SECONDARY SCHOOL. POLICE STATION .. IS \ I HOSPITAL I PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE DIS PENSARy' \, MARKETI HAT; MANOIES. 50' 10/ qiiJ q; - mq ~~~i<61 SECTION I - VILLAGE DIRECTORY 3 cur'llfll~9Tt g."llfi) , .. ------~------"II Inll 'if ;JTII f ...nq ..n. i{,-, IIi" UTe 'il II'nI flIIA\'ll ... 4'111 PIn f J' V'llIl ~~ 1971 1981 liJ71 1981 _------1 3 4 l 3 • ------~~- 26/1 f~~ ~mr;r 26 Q~T 175 176 27 ~lT 345 331 at~~T 332 322 28 llii~T 223 219 2 CIRttlf$lT 343 344 29 IIi~T 435 414 3 ariCfT~1; 151 1.51 ~o lR!Ii~r 418 420 4 iI~ 434 431 31 'Ii~~T 224 213 5 at:.q~;n 193 194 32 If;~l 344 337 6 ar~,!,T 250 243 33 1fi<:~T 531 535 7 ar~u 342 333 34 'Ii 8 at1f('I(I ~~6 ~17 406 35 ~tfTVT11;T 436 425 9 8fm~ 466 458 36 'Ii~'fli" 129 131 10 arm 20 cvi~",~ Q'lQl .rt "" ------.~ ------'-- - .. m 11>1 lIN """'~ .,.. '""'~ ~ "PI 1&1 ifill ~~~... .ttlh ,- .A .. Rn .--A-__ 1971 1981 1911 1981 --~------..------I 2 , 4 1 2 3 4 ------._------_------ 26/1 f... 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'971 1981 1,,7) .p81 -~------.------.------1 3 4 2 3 • ------~-~----~- ---_------ 26/4 ~rtlT~~. t:I[dt~ 51 <;fTlf ~ 16 56 ;;rlI'rrflTJI' 48 4B 78 <::lfl Iii\' 15 98 98 57 ;;y<{i{~ 79 l{~:rrrT 80 80 60 54 58 \illfi'!IT~ Jl'TS'I;rT 63 80 '!'lfT 54 190 59 GI'in:~ 192 81 ~~<'I'r 17 17 iH 139 9 60 ., - __ ..A. __,.-. U)71 1981 1971 1981 ------,------I 2 J 4 2 3 4 - .. _-_..-. ------_ ._------~- ]25 98 126 126 1l'Tlr.r 36 36 126 114 ilfTiI<:l 'ff\ 39 38 142 ql' 116 if~Q~'{T 44 44 144 1l'T 122 an~T 149 1411 150 ll\[CfTq~ 33 13 123 ifT~ e(Qf~i«Tt IIfql~' ~~, _---. ------~""---_...... ------"II IITIJ 161 ;rIll fIJritq 'Iii. '{'in ,.;11 111"" 4if IIlV mtHlf 15" ~" ~1 r-'<-...J<---- U~l ,.--~ Ig71 1981 11m 1981 ------.------"-_ ----_. ---.---. l 3 4 l 3 of ---_-_...... ------,------._-----_- 26/4 rn~ ff~~')<:f 172 lITTl'1riT1;fgJ 28 28 173 liT'1<:T 130 131 153 <:1~;:T 5 6 154 ;:TaTi'liR 101 101 155 ;:l1i'lfi: 168 fq~T 40 40 169 f.n:Oll'1,<:T 4\ 41 82 170 fqor)~lql"" 51 51 190 il"':r>lT 82 191 ~I;;r')'t ~ 106 106 !II' 192 €[T~~T m 164 162 163 171 W 2(I ( ~ ;n:f'~rc~ qi'i lft~ 4 aI':;r;::l'!<: 163 163 20 20 atlTlI'T'fT 263 263 5 arMrr:t:,~ 182 182 2 C!f' eruf~~fl11: Vt'fl ,,) ~;il --.------~---~------.------.. -._- II. Ul1I IIil III'N ~1I m 1fR11 II"f g I1l .., itrll ~~~ _-_A ___ 9' ... U~1 1»71 UII 1971 1981 ------______• ___ • ______-_ v ___ I 2 , 4 I 2 3 4 -~ --~ ------_------~------~- - 26/S 'f@~ ~" 31 l!iT1fi~!fTaT 12 21 ~2 Itit'fif~lft 220 220 199 199 8 artri~ 33 'liflfrfnrr llr;n 294 294 130 130 9 artmir?1 m 34 1fir~lfT~ 28 28 170 170 (0 3f'lTli~ ~~ 35 ilihH)~ 17l 171 228 11 all 47 lS~f{lfT 110 110 48 lS"!,<:T 195 195 19 aiilil1:,!~T 118 118 49 ~"'l.fT 221 221 50 ~Ti{,!~T 22 22 51 Ii,T 176 176 52 Ii~t 102 102 40 40 20 .----_. - ----_. ------~ .. ------_- ..... -- ..------.. 'IIi" Ilfll ~I iflU +flliit" <6r. i{~' ",'I 'JHlI ---- -_------~#----.-,- -...... ,.------_ ------_ __.._------..... -.~------2 3 4 2 3 • --- ~ --- __ -_ -----.-_ ------_ ------_...,----- __...,.,.- 26/5 ;;Jr~~ ff~m"1 89 'i§Tq-U ~ ~ 2 72 f'ql:fTli~T 2 99 !fTIT f(ll"t 218 218 :q 100 RT6'v:iT 290 290 101 1m"q',q~T 213 213 73 "{;?{<:'1<:1 217 217 102 ({T_OfT 268 268 125 74 "{TOT 125 t 03 iil'f'lil 223 223 7S 'q~q6 23 23 296 76 'iftr::~T 296 126 77 'if{qrli9"T 126 104 fclfif<:ll"T 178 178 50 50 78 "T~cr::r 85 79 'ifl",!~r 85 80 "tl'ffiT 208 208 105 ~lTT~<:T 73 73 81 ~i1cr:T m 41 41 82 ;t'1~T ~~ 86 86 83 "{1'fiT 289 289 106 ~!fi"'~m'( VT'fl !fit ~ -- -~- _,------_------~------~--~ - ~~ 11111 lliflml ~If m "".. 'Ii1I Ii 11i 11>1 ~lll f1Wf'tlf 'liTt ~Ii~ --.A.___ (jt'n r--_.A- , 9'~, U71 1911 1971 1981 ------_ ------..-- 2 , 4 2 3 4 - ---.------__,.'----_ .. - ----_ -----~--- - - ..... -- 26/4 ;n:~I'1~ 112 307 306 137 qif~ ~'fT:T 145 ]45 113 WI) 155 15S 138 q;f 134 q'i9ffm~ 64 64 135 q~~"(f 247 247 165 .lfr~l"( 99 99 136 q~Qrqcr."(r 172 172 166 ~ ..qy~~ qn:rl em P' -~-.------_.------_...-_.... __ .,--._------,-- -- 'l~ IITt{ ~ if III ... mll ~ i'f~';I !lliil ifill 'til illQ ~"rq')" 4it, ",Sill ,.... __-.J\---- __ ,.--.--A.__ mr li'1iIl1 1971 1981 1911 ,,,81 _. - .------~------_----_------~- _---.. --- .~------l 3 4 l 3 • _.. ., .... - _-_------_._----- .. -----~- .------ 2 f. / ~ ;:r«~~ i1B~ft~ 167 q'f~ 302 301 202 arrsrnr: 25 25 168 GI~qt<1T 174 174 203 ,,!:G:~T 168 168 169 201 Ef'i""'iUlt VT~llti) fJ.t ------_...-- lJII tmllA lIN RI'Iltl 1Ilt~, lfi1I (IN 161 Ille ~1Iilf~ liMY r----"----.. ,~ _--.A.-_--. 11'71 1'81 1971 1981 ------..------1 :a J 4 I 2 3 4 - ----~------_------~--. 26/5 ~~ ~T?r 232 mri~T ,181 181 264 m~<:r 60 60 233 flf~ 161 162 265 \'r<'f'to 253 253 53 234 flf~;r:l"t 53 266 m~,!<: 281 281 47 235 i!'~ 47 267 <'fW~15fllf~ 140 140 68 68 236 i! 277 l!lfIlf'!~T 108 108 278 Wifi"l:'!"(T 54 54 250 <:"'"lY(['!'U 27 27 279 l1Iif 254 <:!"lTif'!7T 193 193 ij" 25~ <:rlilf, 82 82 256 'UCfC1"'l;U 202 202 282 ~l{i~r 166 166 257 ~lFfll!f'l;<:T 39 39 283 ij"~TIfT 106 1'16 258 ~l{il"II!f-r:T 81 81 284 ij"~llf 113 113 259 ~'tT~~ J 3S 135 28' t(,mft 61 61 260 HT~~T 136 136 286 ij"fifiT 283 283 261 ~~T 93 93 287 ij"rlT'!' 69 69 262 ,'« ".,-- --.- ~-- ... ~ - ...... ~ ..-- ... _,.- _, ...... " "'""-- GQ'lir -f wr, i~41 r--...... A. __ .~-.. -..A.,.--__ 19'1'i 191<1 !971 Ip81 :2 4 • 292 ~fr 210 210 301 ~'1l~~) 204 204 293 ~~~~) 299 299 302 il:~~i;f') f~r<::T 300 311 294 ~ll'~T qrrrr 262 262 303 ~l;:rl,!<:f 94 94 295 ~fl:ri'fr <:Tll'f~& 292 292 304 ffotWn 2\9 219 296 ~m 310 310 305 f~if)crT 70 70 297 ~~;:r~fr 203 203 306 f~<:ifli~) 293 293 298 ~T;:r1fi;;'Ci 32 32 307 @/fim 233 233 299 ur,1[ I"!,' 107 107 308 ~<:t'!<: 194 1'4 309 ~;;r~~t 238 235 310 ~1{I,! '( 62 '2 300 9 9 311 ~ f!1f1JI1i Ii~T 124 124 34 AUHABETICAL LIST OP VILLAGES ------~------~--"------~- - SI. Namo of vUJage L.C.No. SI. Namo of villa. L.C.No. ,.----"--_____ No Nil, _--..A---"""" 1971 1981 1971 1981 ---~--... ------_------!3 3 4 1 :l 3 4 _-- ~------~--- 26/1 Kbilchipur Tahsil A 33 Bamanya Khedi 364 357 34 Banda 58 58 1 Abdalpura 151 tst 35 Bangpura 78 78 2 Abhepur 434 431 36 Banyabey 68 69 Abbepura 193 194 3 37 Bans Khedi 91 93 Achalpura 332 322 4 38 Bans Khedi 157 158 70 5 Adam",ura 10 39 Baodi Kheda 232 221 6 Agariya 59 59 40 Baodi Kheda 490 479 7 A'hilyapura 94 95 41 Baori Kheda 61 61 8 Amanpura 466 458 42 Bargulya 524 521 9 Amarpura 342 333 43 Bar Kheda 378 369 10 Amarpura 250 243 44 Bar Kheda 482 471 11 Amarpura Suket 417 406 45 Barkheda Bhoja 548 546 12 Amawata 527 527 46 Barkhedi Umat 217 503 13 Ambabey 259 254 47 Barman Khedi 145 147 14 Amlabe 26 27 48 Barru Khedi 455 439 15 AnandpurlJ 53 56 49 Barol 408 388 16 Ank Khedi 494 486 50 B:\tawda 153 153 17 Araoya 93 91 51 Bateriya 77 77 18 Arolya 118 119 52 B'lwdibey 429 4r6 19 Atraliya 343 344 53 Bedar 151 336 B 54 Deejpadi 542 542 55 Ii.:hdibey 392 379 20 Badbeli 443 429 56 Bhadahedi 525 523 21 Badgaon 39 35 57 Bhadka 83 87 22 Badhu Khedi 187 186 58 Bhadki 84 88 23 Badia 338 324 59 Bhagapura 203 203 14 Badia Mandloi 202 202 60 Bha,ora 9 9 25 Badri 328 309 61 Bhagori 10 12 26 Baghela 428 415 62 Bhandawad 148 149 27 Bagheli 283 275 63 Bhanpura 111 108 28 Bajron 508 497 64 Bhanwarpura 269 261 29 Babheda 156 159 65 Bharatpura 4~5 443 30 Balyapura 243 232 66 BharUgarh 11 11 31 Bamangaon 541 545 67 Bhat Kheda 520 517 32 Bamauiya Khedi 17 14 E8 Bhat Khedi 127 128 3S ALPHABETICAL LIST OP VILLAGES ~------~. -- ,------81. Name of villago t,e.No SI. Name of villago L.a.No, No. ,---..A----. No ".---"--- 1971 1981 _r ______- ______1971 1981 ------_------~------_... ------~" 2 3 4 1 2 I 4 .------~ _. ,_------~------_------.... -. ------_- 26/1 Kbilcbipur Tahsil 20 24 102 Chhatarpura 488 478 69 Bhawanipura 353 342 103 Chhatarpura 164 ]61 70 Bhawanipura 268 259 104 Chh.ltarpura 374 361 71 Bhawanipura 381 105 Chhatarpura 553 557 72 BhawanipUra Bedibey 394 393 386 106 Chhatarpura 347 334 73 Bhawanipura pUst Kul ipura 380 366 > 107 Chhatarpura 533 538 74 Bherugarh 53b J 08 Chhwani 279 274 75 Bherwan Khedi 536 157 109 Chhipipura 292 291 76 BI>ikanpur 158 228 110 Chibad Kalan 251 239 77 BhojDUr 244 353 111 Chibad Khurd 252 241 78 Bhumria 365 529 529 112 Chilawad 123 125 79 Biaora Kalan 441 113 Chilawadi 124 124 80 Biaora Khurd 454 358 114 ChitaWalia 500 490 et Bijaypur 379 338 115 38 38 82 Binayakbey 350 Chokheda 197 196 116 Chowki Ratangarh 416 401 113 Binya Khedi 484 117 Churelpura 320 308 84 Bishanya 4 6 28t 118 ChuwadJia 421 414 85 BisJai 298 444 427 86 Borda Khurd 273 D 87 Borda Najdik 285 88 Borda Shriji 352 345 119 J)agalya 507 496 89 Borkapani 284 271 120 Dai Khedi 108 113 90 Bor Khedi 456 449 121 Dalupura 280 269 91 Brahmangaon 49 48 122 Dantan 48 51 154 152 92 Brahman Kheda 123 Dantya 45 43 1 554 555 C 124 Dariapu ]25 Deeglia Khedi 501 489 93 Chainpuriya 194 198 126 Dehra 308 296 94 Chainpuriya 373 362 127 Deogarh 165 167 95 Chainpu riya 227 214 128 DeoJi 73 74 96 Chamari 552 551 129 Deoli Sanga 555 55\) 97 Chamari 372 360 130 Deonagar 27 28 911 Chamar Kheda 119 122 131 Dflopur 195 195 99 Char,dpura 462 451 132 Deopur 472 455 100 Chanupura 278 278 133 Deod 109 114 101 Chhapiheda 514 516 134 Deori 90 90 36 ALPHABETICAL LIST Of! VILLAGES -.-----~-- ~,~-- .. ------_,,_------_-- -~- -~------,- _'-_------81. Nama of villaae L.e.No. s., Name of villaaa L.C.No. _.-A--_____ No No. ,_..._.Jtt,.__.. _~ 1971 1981 1971 1981 .. --~ ------_------_..-.------~--.. --- 1 3 4 3 4 --~ -.- --- -~-- . _------.------~-.---.--- -- _-' -_------.-_------ 26ft Kbilchipur Tabsil 135 Oevri 479 466 169 Fatehpur 231 218' 136 Deva Khedi 502 483 170 Fatehpur 481 469 137 Deva Khedi 519 518 171 Firojpura 67 68 ]38 Devigarh 55 53 ]39 Devipura 239 236 G ]40 Devaria 478 465 172 Gadahet 522 525 141 Dewa Khedi 404 393 173 Gadgach 76 7e 142 Dhabla 253 245 174 Gadiya 66 66 143 Dhabli Kalan 254 244 175 Gadiacharan 417 426 144 DhabJi Khurd 255 2"+2 176 Gadi'l Luhar 291 290 145 DhabJi Khurd 349 335 177 Gadia Kalan 469 457 146 Dhamanda 423 422 178 Gadia Khurd 470 456 147 Dhamanya 441 430 179 Gadiamer 264 257 148 Dhamaniya 256 247 180 Gagorni 200 199 149 Dhand 348 343 181 Ganeshganj 43 46 150 Dhanoda 3 I 182 Ganeshpura 237 229 151 Dhatraoda 141 143 183 Ganeshpura 263 252 15l Dhaturia 126 127 J84 Gangapura 226 220 IS3 Dhuwa Kbedi 504 492 185 Gh'ua Khedi 81 83 1S4 Dilawari 471 460 Ghata Khedl 388 374 155 Dob 15 15 186 156 Dob 322 311 187 Ghallta Khcdi 451 442 Ghogadpur 7 157 Dobda 208 Z06 188 6 158 Dobdi Kheda 405 402 189 Girdharpura 420 408 159 Dolaj 463 452 190 Gokulpura 360 351 160 Dolatpura 240 238 191 Gopalpura 371 364 161 Doria Khedi 333 373 192 Gopalpura 155 156 162 Dundahedi 523 522 193 Gopalpura 277 277 163 Dungarpur 265 256 194 Gopalpura 201 201 164 Durgpura 334 J'}7 195 Gopalpura 36 40 165 DUngri 57 57 196 Gocdlnn 358 348 166 Dupadiya 1~6 185 197 Gordhanpura 184 184 167 DUfJanppuca 266 250 198 Gordhanpllra 359 349 F 199 Gordhanpura 438 428 168 Fatehpur 190 190 200 Gordhanpura 140 141 37 ALPHABETICAL LIST OP VILLAGES _. - - _____ ------_ - ______'""'-- ___ -'I. ------. -..--- L.e.No. Sl. Name of villago SJ. Name of village ,.-_..A..L.C.No. __ No r--J.--_ No: 1971 1981 1971 1981 ~ _, _._--._------~-.-- - - -~ ..~----~. -- --_.------_.~ --~- ----~.------1 2 3 4 2 I • _. -- - -__ .- -- ...... _ __.. ... ------_ ------._------..-_--- _------ 26/1 Khilc:hipur Tahsil 201 Goriya K.heda 98 98 233 Hira!'ura 546 '40 234 2J2 Govindpura 37 39 Hirapuri 414 390 203 Gugaheda 547 547 J 204 Gujar Khedi 486 480 6 8 205 Gotampura 235 J4daopllr 439 424 238 231 206 Gul Kl:edJ 236 Jagnnathpura 422 410 201 Gul Khedi 44 45 237 Jaisinghpura 82 89 20S Gurmanipura 450 450 238 Jaitpura Kalan 489 475 Gllna &hedi 503 493 209 239 Jaitpura KhUrd 534 537 210 Gundipura 319 312 240 Jalampura 452 4~8 211 Guradia 487 481 241 Jamg!lon 8 5 212 Guwadi 189 189 242 Jamonya 477 467 243 latamadi 518 H 520 244 Jethli 2 4 245 Jetpura 136 137 213 Halahedi 530 528 246 Jhadmau 171 172 Hanoti 41 36 214 247 Jhalamadia 228 212 461 445 215 Hanotya 248 Jharni 60 63 216 Hansalbey 212 207 249 Jharnya 389 375 415 399 217 Hardap\lra 250 Jharanya 54 5S 218 Harigarh 51 49 251 Jhundapatti 402 396 219 Harigarh 114 112 252 Jhutiahedi 125 J26 220 Haripura 89 82 253 Jiriya Khedi 1 2 221 Haripura 211 211 254 Jotpura 19 25 222 Haripura 147 144 K 223 Haripura 368 354 224 Haripura ,,03 287 2S5 Kachhi Kheda 32 33 225 Haripura 222 504 256 Kachhotia 528 526 226 Haripur Pusht Dhand 356 341 257 Kachnariya 42 42 227 Haryala 544 544 258 Kadela 223 219 228 HaryaJi 545 543 259 Kadi K.heda 345 331 229 Hatepur 341 325 260 Kahar Kheda 129 131 230 Himmatgarh 498 485 261 Kala Kheda 21.3 508 231 Himmatpura 236 224 262 Kala Kundla 305 294 232 Himmatpura 274 258 263 Kalikabey 80 84 38 A.LPHABETICAL LIST 0' VILLAGE~ _____ w. ____ ~ - ...... -._- - -_- ---_---_- -_------~------_-,., .. _- - ---_ ~.-- Sl. N. mo of viii .IC L.C.No. 81. Name of villagc L.C.No No. .._---A.--...... No. ~ ___J..- ___ ... ~ 1971 1981 1971 1981 --~.------. ------___ -.._ ..... -_------_.. - - --. _------_,",-- ~ 3 4 2 4 ------.. _------ 26/t Khilchipur Tahsil 264 Kalya Khedl 139 146 299 Khokria 419 418 265 Kalyanpura 436 425 300 Khokria 100 100 266 Kandal Khedi 304 297 301 Khokheda 307 298 267 Kandeli 175 176 302 Khubanpura 188 188 2611 Kandiya Khedi 179 180 303 Khutiabe 388 380 269 Kagnikheda 467 459 304 Khumanpura 163 165 305 270 Kankaria 511 512 Khurehanya Kalan 468 464 306 Khurehnya Khurd 449 444 271 Kamalpura. 435 434 307 Kishangarh 13 13 272 Karanpura 531 535 308 . Kishanpura 90 97 273 Karanpura 344 337 309 Kishanpura 64 65 274 Karkara 418 420 310 Kishanpuria 399 40S 275 Karkari 224 213 311 Kodki 261 260 276 Kashi Khedi 152 150 312 Kodki}-a 33 31 277 Kayri 551 556 313 Kodkya 260 263 278 Kaytha 214 '500 114 Kotda 161 164 279 KawaI"si Kheda 31 32 315 KOlda 135 280 KerKhedi 35 41 136 3(6 Kotda 281 Kesarpura 17.j 173 306 295 Kotda 282 Khaila 385 373 311 276 267 283 Khajli 317 320 318 Koy!a 370 367 284 Khajuri Ookal 512 511 319 Kuli Kheda 5J2 530 285 Kbankri 172 170 320 Kulipura 3R3 382 400 286 Khandarbey 400 321 Kumara 225 222 2&7 K,harpa 130 13() 322 Kumda 71 13 Khata Khedi 288 513 SiQ 323 Kumdi 72 75 289 Khedi .,97 96 324 Kundalia 134 134 290 Khedi 262 2fi2 325 Kundibpy 65 67 291 Khedi 1 4 I R 326 Kund ibeh 476 47G 292 Khejd1a 162 163 327 KlIndi Kheda 5 7 293 Khemapura 318 307 328 Kundi Kheda 369 371 294 Kher Kheda 290 280 329 Kundi Kheda 183 295 Kher Khedikala 357 350 183 296 Kher Khedi Khurd 387 384 330 Kundi Khoyr:! 346 340 297 Khetya Khedi 401 398 331 Kushalpura 384 335 298 Khodia Khcdi 180 181 332 Kuwa Kheda 499 491 39 ALPHABETICAL LIST OJ VILLAGES --..------.-~ ------.. _------SJ. Name of village t.e.No. Sl. Name of village L.O.No. j ,--_..A-__ No r-- ---.. No. 1971 1981 1971 1981 ----_.------_ ------~-- ~.------_-- - ._- ..... _------2 3 4 2 B 4 ------~------~----_--- --_._----_- 26/1 Khilcbipor Tahsil L 364 Manpura 311 302 365 Manpura 218 505 333 Lakhesra 50 50 366 Manpura (Limboda) 117 117 92 334 Lakhoni 92 367 Manya Khedi 191 187 377 335 Lakhoni 398 368 Mannipura 457 447 160 154 336 Lalia Khedi 369 Mayapura 431 407 409 397 337 LaJpuria 370 Mehrajpura 458 440 Lasoodli 543 541 338 371 Mel Khedi 120 121 Lasudlia 29 26 339 372 Melu Kheda 270 255 340 Lasudiya Kberaj 177 175 373 Minagaon' 34 34 341 Laturi 521 519 374 Miangaon 549 548 342 Laxmanpura 166 160 375 Mogyapura 271 251 343 Laxmanpura 199 193 376 Mohan 176 174 344 Laxmanpura 367 347 377 Mohanpura 474 462 345 Laltmanpura 459 446 378 Mohkampura 246 235 346 Laxmanpura 248 237 319 Mohkampura 329 311 347 Laxmipura 23 19 380 Mohli 22 21 348 Laxmipura 221 506 381 Moi 491 482 349 Limboda 24 22 382 Motipura 4 3 350 Limboda 464 453 383 Motipura 272 249 M 384 Motipura 24S 227 385 Motipura 539 533 386 Motipura Dakhli Semla 233 217 351 MachaJpur 30 30 352 Madanpura 299 288 387 Motipura Puhshttalawada 301 282 353 Madanpuri 300 289 388 Maya Khedi 483 473 354 Madhopur 497 487 389 Moya Kheda 484 474 355 Maharajpura 159 155 390 Mukundpura 85 8S 356 Mahuwa Kheda 354 332 391 Murjhadi 128 In 357 Maina Khedi 121 120 39'2 Mundla S38 532 :!19 501 358 Malhargarh 18 17 393 Mundi 537 359 Malharpura 5H N 360 Malharpura 21 20 361 Malharapura 1"5 103 394 Nag Khedi 142 142 362 Manda Kheda 430 411 395 Nagpuria 540 539 363 MangaJpura 395 387 396 Naiheda 149 143 40 ALPHABETICAL LIST Oil VII.. LAGES -..._---.. _------"_ -~------.-.-~ - -~ ------,------.---~------_ - -_ --- --_._- ~ Sl. Name or viii aae L.e.No, SJ, Name of villaac L.e.No No ,_--A----.. No. ,,_--..10--- ...... 1971 1981 1971 1981 ---_--_--__ ------_------_-_------__ ._--- - ,- - :I 3 4 2 3 4 _------_------~.~.---__..-- --~------.--- ~--- 26/1 Kbilcbipur Tahsil 397 Naiheda 324 306 427 Peepalia Kalan 495 483 398 Nandni 215 509 428 Peepalia Pusht Talawada 294 285 399 Nandri 46 44 429 Peepalvil. Kulmi ' 52 52 400 Narayanganj 363 346 430 Peepliya Bijalel 28 29 401 Narayan pura 56 54 431 Peeplya Khavas 335 326 402 Narbhapura 473 463 432 PempUTi 424 413 403 Nataram 505 494 433 Pipaldi 104 101 404 Nawapura 101 104 434 PipJya 309 293 405 Nayapura 362 355 435 Pipal Khedi 241 233 406 Negadia 281 265 436 Pithapura 426 419 407 Nesh 282 264 437 Pithapura 480 468 438 Pol Kheda 116 115 0 439 Pol Kheda 16 16 440 PUnwar Khedi 556 554 408 Odpur 275 268 441 Pur Baml 407 389 442 Puachhipipura 296 292 P 443 PUra Dhamanya 442 423 444 Puradurgpura 336 328 409 Padampura 102 105 445 Purajagannalhpllra 425 412 410 PadampUla 143 140 446 PUra Karkari 229 215 411 Padli 209 205 447 Pura KhajJa 391 378 412 , Padliya 103 106 448 Purakll<:r Khcda 295 279 413 Pagaria 144 139 449 purakher Khedi 390 372 414 Pan Khedi 453 448 450 Pur a Kulip.lra 310 301 4lS Papdel 37~ 359 45\ pu-a Kumara 230 223 416 Paraspura 376 370 452 Pura Mohkampura 242 234 417 Paraspura 325 318 453 Purllrupaht:da 267 253 418 Paraspura 406 404 454 Purascdra 337 329 419 Parolya 115 116 455 Purasevani 327 316 420 Patdl 377 365 45 6 pura Talawada 297 284 421 Patdi Kheda 427 409 422 Pathri 40 37 R 423 Pathriya 21S 507 424 Patlapani 326 3J9 457 Raghogarh 492 476 425 Peepa Khedi 509 499 458 Raghopur 311. 300 426 Peepalia 196 192 459 Rajpur 75 72 41 ALPHABET.CAL LIST OP V.LLAGEs -.._-----_.. - __ .. _------...... ------L.C.No. Sl. NalDo of viliago L.C.No. SI. Name 01 village ,--_.A. __ No. r--..A--_ No, 1971 1981 1971 1981 ------_ ----_------2 3 4 2 8 4 ------~,------.--.------26/1 Khilcbipur Tahsil 132 129 460 Rajahedi S Rajpura 247 130 461 493 Sadalpur 192 191 Rqjpura 286 266 462 494 Sadia Kuwan 302 286 74 71 463 Ra]pura 495 Salri 88 47 81 Ramganj 47 464 496 Said 465 454 106 102 465 Ramganj 497 Same Ii 122 118 Ra,nganj 475 461 466 498 Sameli 314 29~ 79 79 467 Ramgarh 499 San Khedi 25 23 133 468 RamglHh 13'7 500 San Khedi 51G 514 397 376 469 Ramgarh' 501 Sarpoi 167 166 502 470 Ramnagar 220 502 Satan Khedi 313 304 471 Rampuria 287 270 503 Sedra 289 272 472 Rampuria 396 383 504 Sedra 517 SIS S-:dra 330 473 Rampuria 330 315 505 340 315 303 474 Rampuria 366 356 506 Sedri 475 Rampuria 112 119 507 Semal Khedi 413 391 416 Rampuria 12 10 508 Sernala 169 168 477 Rampuria 204 200 509 Semla 249 226 510 Semlabey 433 421 478 Ranara 510 4911 170 J62 479 Ranipura 198 IY7 511 Sernli 512 SemJi Kalan 234 225 480 Ratanpura 62 62 Semti Kankad 448 437 481 Ratanpura 99 99 513 Sendli 146 145 482 Ratanpuria 526 ~24 514 Sevni 531 305 483 Ricbhariya 339 321 515 516 Shahwajpura J82 178 484 Rooppura 288 276 517 Shampura 460 443 485 Rughathpura 210 208 518 Shampur.i 113 109 486 Rughnathpura 257 240 519 Shampura 173 171 381 363 487 Rughnathpura 520 Shampura 355 339 446 435 488 Rughnathpura 521 Shankarpura 178 177 432 417 489 Rughnathpura 522 Shekhanpur 506 495 181 179 490 Rupaheda 523 Sherpura 447 432 273 248 491 Rupaheda 524 Shivgarh 87 86 492 Ruparel 485 472 525 Shiynathpura 493 477 ALPHABETICAL LIST 011 VILLAGES ------~------~------~------81. Namo of villaac L.C.No. 81. Name of villaae L.C.No. No ,----..A--_____ No. ,-. __.,A.. ___, 1971 1981 1971 1981 ------l 3 4 2 3 4 ------_.-_------ 26/1 Kbilchipur Tahsil 526 Shivpura 69 64 543 Talawada 293 283 527 Shivpura 258 246 544 Tal awad i 323 317 528 Shivpuri 107 107 545 Tamolia 185 182 529 Shivpuri 382 368 546 Tapria Khedi 131 ·132 530 Shripura 235 216 '47 Tejpura 207 210 531 Sikandri 550 549 548 Teli Kheda 5!S 513 532 Singanpur 410 392 549 Tilapura 403 403 533 Sonkbeda Kalin 557 552 5S0 Timarni 321 310 534 Sonkheda Khurd 558 553 551 Titr; 206 209 535 Subabedi 411 394 S52 Toli Kheda 361 352 536 Sulipura 138 135 553 Tutiaheri 110 11 1 537 Sunderpura 63 60 538 Surajpura 168 169 V 539 Surajpura 205 204 554 Ubhapan 133 138 540 Surajpura 412 395 555 Uchawad 95 94 556 Udyapura 316 T 314 Y 541 Tadtada 535 531 542 Takhatpur 440 436 557 Yashwaotpure 86 80 26/2 Rajgarh Tabsil A B Abbayapur 249 242 10 Badal Khedi 387 379 2 Ajeetgarh 207 202 11 Baddala 115 J21 3 Alwapura 21 27 12 Badlawda 371 365 4 Amargarh S5 48 13 Baga 171 160 5 Amba 96 96 14 Bahadarpura 32 32 6 Amritpura 116 122 15 Baiheda 318 314 1 Arjunpura 260 24' 16 Bajpura 81 81 8 Atai Kheda 383 383 17 Bajtalai 108 114 9 Awanpur 30 21 18 Bakhed 356 351 43 ALPHAUETICAL LIST 01' VILLAGES - --_------·---..... ------~-----_____7 __~ S1. Name of villago L.C.No. Sl. NalDo of village L.C.No. ,_-J... - __ ,..-_A __ No No 1971 1981 1971 1981 ------.-~---~------_.------~------_------1 2 :3 4 1 2 S 4 -_------'..,-----~--.--.------ 26/2 Rajgarb Tahsil 19 Bakhtawarpura 322 320 54 Bhawarpura 12 11 20 Bakhtawarpura 129 125 5S Bhiyapura 42 31 21 Bankna 137 13Z 56 Bhojpuria 107 100 11 22 Balapura 11 ~7 BhoOT Kotri 170 163 23 Balbabadurpura 8 8 58 Bhopalpura 339 333 24 Balbirpura 302 298 59 Bhuty"bey 315 312 25 Baldiya 158 158 26 Balwantpura 248 244 C 27 Bamlabey 325 317 60 Ch.ainpuria 247 247 28 Bananya 109 1.11 61 Chainpuria 261 247 29 Bankpura 63 63 30 Bankyapura 23 23 62 Chamari 175 J68 31 Banpur 243 238 63 Chandarpura 76 7' 64 15 32 Hans Kheda 344 338 Ch~ndpura 15 65 Chandpura 276 262 33 Bans Khedi 316 311 (,6 30g 303 34 Bans Khedi 214 209 Chatookheda Dangi 67 Chatookheda Sondia 309 304 35 Beodipura 57 53 68 Chauki 244 240 36 Bapchi 91 91 69 Chhagoda 7 7 37 Barnya Khedi 16 16 70 Chhatri Narsingarh 385 378 38 Bar Kbeda 195 197 71 Chhatri RajgaTh 384 377 Bar Khedi 265 261 39 5 5 52 47 72 Chhayan 40 Baskbo Chhupdalya 31 31 183 104 73 41 Bedekapura 74 Chondapura 358 352 Beed Bated (Datagram) 394 387 42 75 Chonsla 287 282 Beed JaIfa 393 388 43 76 Chontra S75 367 44 Beerampura 252 257 45 Bhadva Kheda 213 211 D 46 Bhagotipura 58 52 47 Bhainpura 143 142 77 Dabadi 343 337 48 Bhainpuri 144 145 78 Daftari Ki Baodi 221 213 49 Bhamalyapura 103 102 79 Dalelpura 135 135 50 Bhatpura 161 174 80 Dalelpura 274 268 51 Bhawanipura 5 I 46 81 DoJatpura 3 3 52 Bhawunipura 77 77 82 Dehari Karad 342 339 53 Bhawanipura 217 222 83 Dehra 136 133 44 ALPHABE'fICAL LIST OP- VILLAGE~ ------_------~------.------~..-~------SJ. Name of villale L.C.No. SI. Name of villaae L.C.No No ,.....--..A-----.. No. ,....--~----.... 1971 1981 1971 1981 ----.------_------_...... _---_------~~----. ---_- l 3 4 2 3 4 ...... _--- .... ---- ..... _.- ....."..,,------_-_. __ _-_._ ------~- . 2612 Rajgarh Tahsil 84 Dehri SO 56 115 Gadia 110 109 85 Dehri Baman 386 381 116 Gagorni 200 200 26 86 vehrinath 29 117 Ganeshpura 19 30 87 Dehri ThakUr 14 14 118 Ganeshpura 382 374 88 Deojhiri 181 182 119 Ganeshpura 267 260 144 89 Deoli 132 120 Ganeshpura Khurd 38 40 373 370 90 Deoli Charan 121 Gaollahoni 391 385 98 98 91 Deoli Kalan 122 Gangapat 39 41 212 92 Dhand 222 123 Gehun Khedi 280 274 Dhanwas Kalan 126 127 93 124 Ghoda Kheda 290 285 128 126 94 Dhanwas Khurd 125 Ghoghadia 250 253 Dhatoori 376 369 95 126 Ghogadia Kalan 117 119 96 Dhedia 66 66 127 Ghoghadi Khurd 118 120 97 Dheergarh 72 72 128 Gindor Bhatt 379 372 98 Dhobipura 177 175 129 Gindori 368 360 99 Dholbc 47 60 130 Gokalpura 367 361 Dhua Khedi 365 359 100 131 GOdkya 94 92 lOt Dhulan 374 368 132 Gola Kheda 167' 167 102 Dilawara 169 165 133 Golyabey 114 113 DiIawari 174 164 103 134 Gopalpura 251 254 104 Doongarpura 317 399 135 Gopalpura 370 364 105 Dubali 372 366 ~ 136 Gopaipurll 173 162 106 Dungarpur 54 50 137 Gopalpura 233 231 107 Dupadia 388 380 138 Gbrakhpu-a 296 286 Gordhanpura F J 39 263 258 140 GOfya Kheda 366 362 108 Fatehpur 185 185 141 Grodhanpura 199 199 109 Fathu Khedi 17 17 142 Gurad Kheda 1 110 Fentapura 60 57 143 Guradia 73 73 111 Fool Khedi 189 187 144 Guradia 172 161 It2 Foot Talab 125 130 145 Guradia 289 284 113 Fuel Reserve Chak No.2 138 143 H G 146 Hajaripura 254 255 114 Gabakapura 165 170 147 Hamirpura 152 156 45 AI..PHABETICAL LIST 'OP VILLAGES ~ ---:.-- - .~.- -~, - "----_. -- .- ~ -- ..... ------_-_-._ ------_... .,. . SI. Name of village L.C.No, Sl. Name of village L.C.No. ,,--_..A.. __ No ,----"- --- No 1971 1981 1971 1981 ------.------~------~ ------2 3 4 1 2 3 4 ------_------ 26/2 Rajgarb Tahsil i48 Hanumanpura 6 6 178 Karalpura 245 239 149 Harjipura 184 189 179 . Kali Khedi 224 214 150 Hatai Kheda 193 198 180 Kalipith 113 110 151 Hathi Kumara 328 322 181 Kalitalai 208 204 152 Hinoti 36 38 182 Kalita1ai 299 294 153 Hinotya 37 33 1113 Kalponi 354 348 154 Hiran Kht:di 227 no 184 Kamalpur 28 25 185 Kanakapura 65 ISS Hiran Khera 119 118 65 186 Kan1-ey 64 64 1.:6 Hirapura 162 173 187 Kansi 156 149 157 Hirapura 2~5 256 188 Kanwarpura 141 140 J 189 Karadia 127 129 190 Karanpura 139 136 158 Jaganapura 179 178 191 Karanvas 336 331 159 Jhitpura 178 177 192 Kareda 281 275 160 Jalalia 285 280 191 Karedi 279 276 161 Jalalpura 85 85 194 Kaladia 256 251 162 Jamsherpura 153 153 195 KastUripura 87 88 163 Jasapura 306 300 196 Keel Kheda 92 95 164 Jeerapura 142 141 197 Kelghata 26 19 165 JetpUra 212 208 198 Kesharpura 88 86 Jhanjhadpur 146 146 166 199 Khajla lOS 106 167 Jhoomka 333 325 200 Khajuri 293 289 168 Jogidata 89 87 201 Khandiyapura 236 227 187 183 169 Jogipura 202 Khanpura 313 307 Jugalpura 197 192 170 203 Kharcha Khedi 192 195 154 152 171 Junapani 204 Kharna 234 228 Junapani Ka Kheda 155 148 172 205 Kharparas 79 7t Jwalapura 180 179 173 206 Khedi 97 97 350 345 K 207 Khedi 208 Kherasi 283 278 209 Khima Khedi 242 236 174 Kachari 90 90 175 Kachnarla 380 375 210 Khhna Khedi 359 353 176 Kadekapura 34 39 211 Kila 53 49 177 Kadia KhlOChi 378 373 212 Kishanpurta 215 205 46 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ------.------~~------.__ ------Sl. Name of village L.C.No. 81. Name of Yillaac L.C.No "....._...A--__ No ,..----J.-.-__ No. 1971 1981 1971 1981 ------_------_ :l 3 4 3 4 _------_--_------~__,..-~ ---~- 26/2 Rajgl\rb Tahsil 213 K ;shanpuria 273 271 246 Limboda 351 347 214 Kishanpuriya 46 58 247 Lu]pura 269 266 215 Kishanpuriya 331 329 216 Kishanpuria 304 299 M 217 Kodlya Jargar 362 357 248 Machalpur 134 137 2t8 Kolu Kheda 319 310 249 Madapura 209 206 219 Kolu Kbedi 101 104 250 Maganya Khedi 40 42 220 Kolq Khedi 282 277 251 Magariadeh 230 226 221 Kotra 160 180 252 Mahabal 102 107 2'22 Koya)a 35 35 253 Mahuabey 83 83 223 Kundibey 275 265 254 Malipura 186 188 224 Kundibey 82 82 255 Mantia Kheda 324 316 225 Ku.ha/pura 300 295 256 Ml1njri Kho 239 235 L 2~7 Manoharpura 188 186 258 Manyapura 1,6 171 226 Ladanpura 323 318 259 Manyapura 48 55 227 Lagdaria 241 234 260 Mathanya 24 22 228 Laharchi III lOt! 261 Mathanya 314 315 229 Lakhya 347 342 262 Mwadipura 61 61 230 Lalgarh 237 225 263 I\L&wasa 360 354 231 Lalpura Jhala 389 382 264 Mlihoo Khedi 291 292 232 LalyataJai 80 80 265 Mohanpura 321 323 233 basaodli 348 340 266 Mokampura 268 267 234 Lasudlya Lodha 99 99 267 Moonj Khedi 10 10 235 Latadla 104 105 268 Morpipli 198 194 236 Latoori Dangi 310 305 269 Moredyh Khedi 389 237 Lawabey 78 7& 270 Motipura 149 DI 238 Laxmanpura 240 237 271 Motirura 196 193 239 La)(lllanpUra 335 no 272 MotipUra Khabi 163 176 240 Laxmanpura 74 74 273 Mundla :l28 223 2H LaxmanpUra 159 159 274 Munj Kheda 13 13 242 Ldxmanpura 270 269 275 Murana 312 208 243 Laxmipura 4 4 ::1.44 Leelbe 235 230 245 Leharcha 44 43 276 Naiheda 341 332 47 ALPHABETICAL LlSf OF VILLAGES -----~~-- _- ---'-~- ~------. Sl. Name of village t.e.No. Sl. Name of villago L.e.No. r-_.A. __ No r- -...)._ "~--.. No 1971 1981 ... 1911 1981 . -----._-"' _.--. ,----.__ --_. _------~-.------~------2 3 4 1 2 8 .. - _-- --.-_ ... -. ----~ ----...... _.- -_- . ---'-~ _-_._ ------ 26/2 Rajgarh Tahsil 277 Naipuriya 86 89 307 Peeplia Kalan 140 138 30g 278 Nal Kheda 25~ 252 Pcepalya 286 281 309 279 Nanagaon 277 272 Pempura 62 62 280 Nanori 292 290 310 Phoolpura 266 26.3 281 Narayana Ghata 95 93 311 Phundia 361 355 312 282 Nari 305 301 Piplodi 22 24 283 NaIsingpura 229 224 313 Piplya 210 207 314 284 Nawalpura 327 319 Pirthiputa 9 9 285 Nesdi 264 259 315 Pltha Kheda 345 343 316 286 Neshborcla 301 296 Puca Bharmal 33 36 287 Nipaniya 43 45 317 Puracbltoo Kheda 307 302 288 Nogafln 123 131 3,8 Pura Gurad Kheda 2 2 319 Pura Padlya 130 123 0 R 289 Odpur 338 335 320 Ragho Khedi 352 344 P 321 Raghunathpura 133 139 322 Raghunathpura 381 3i6 290 Padampura 390 384 323 Raipuria 329 324 291 Padla 232 232 324 RajJibe 238 23.3 292 Padiya 148 15U 325 Rajpura 278 273 293 Padli Khati 166 169 326 Rajpura 112 112 294 Padlya 131 124 327 Ramgarh 257 250 295 Padliya Khedi 353 349 328 Rlmpuria 225 219 296 Paka 349 346 329 Rampuria 216 203 151 297 Pansara 7:· 70 330 Rampuria 154 298 Paraspura 271 270 331 Rampuria 295 291 299 Paraspura i47 147 332 Rampuria (Bhirooghal) 27 20 300 Palan Kalan 262 245 333 Rampuria Pati 59 54 301 PUlan Khurd 346 341 334 Rnipura 259 248 302 Patdi Khurd 68 68 335 Ranklya 49 S9 303 Patdi Kalan 4.5 37 336 Rasehari 390 304 Patna 71 71 337 RasooJpura 219 217 305 Peepalbe 226 221 338 Rasoolpura 355 350 306 PeepaJ Kheda 364 358 339 Ratolopuria 69 69 48 ALPHABETICAL LIST Of VILLAGES -----~- ~------_----- ~------_.-_------Sl. N.mo of vHlage L.e.No. SI, Name of viJIaae L.C.No ___ ---...A-----.. No, No. <~--..A..- ---, 1971 1981 1971 198J ------._------~-.. ------. ------~-~------ II 3 4 ~ 3 4 _------_------.----~------.------.._--~- ~-__._-~ --- - _¥ ----_._ 26/2 Rajgarb Tahsil 367 340 Rawatpura t06 lOt Suraj K.hedi 3~4 328 .368 Surajpura 341 Rawatpura 157 157 326 321 369 287 Sustani 371 371 ~42 Rojad Khurd 297 370 Su\.\ahedi 84 84 343 Rojya 291 293 344 Roopaheda 124 128 T 345 Rosya 294 288 3'1 Talawada 346 Rughnathgarh 202 201 2S 18 372 Taodi 332 .326 373 Taodi K.alan 120 116 374 Tandi Khurd 122 117 375 TaJai Kheda 194 196 376 Tindooiya (,7 67 ~47 Salpura 272 264 377 Titodi :!18 216 348 Sameli 330 327 378 103 Titodi Kil Anda 220 218 349 Sandahedi 100 379 Todri 284 350 Sangi 258 246 279 10 Toomadia Khedi 351 San tChedl 340 336 3 288 28J 81 Tooni 352 Sllredf 191 191 3 363 356 Tootipura 353 Sawan Kheda 211 210 ~82 164 172 383 Tulsipura 20 28 354 Sawasda 75 75 3SS Selapani 337 334 U 356 Semlabey 4( 44 357 Semli 121 115 384 Udpuria 18 29 303 297 358 Shahpuria 385 Udpufla 150 ISS 359 Shikarpur 246 241 386 Udpuria 320 313 360 Shyampura 392 386 387 Udpuria 369 363 361 Sioduria 93 94 HR Uncha Kheda 223 215 362 Sirongi 311 306 363 Sl)bh:1pura 56 51 V 364 Sobanpura 145 134 365 Sultanpura 231 229 389 Vijaygarh 168 166 366 Sunderpura 182 181 390 Virendrapura ~90 190 4' ALPHA8ETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ------.. _ --~-- -.,.._------,------_ SJ. Name of villago L.C.No. Sl. Namo of viIJ. L.e.No, No _-J'.--__,_ No ".---"--- 1971 1981 1971 1981 .,_ .~---- ~ ~.-- -~---.,- ~--- ...... - . - -.---_...------.. ___. ------'--.-"-_ .. _ _------_-- 1 2 3 4 2 3 4 _, _ ...... ~~- ...-_-.-. - -.-- - -'''_ -- .------.-.--,_- ... _- - -_ ...... -..-- 26/3 Biaora Tabsil A 32 Banjari 2 33 Bankpura 208 207 1 Agar 149 143 34 Banskho 251 250 2 Aari 147 {46 3S Bapcha 135 134 3 AlampUra 214 213 36 Bargya 52 52 4 Amanpura 247 246 37 Barkheda 19 19 5 Amanpura 36 36 3g Barkhedi 138 137 6 Amaratpura 146 145 39 Barkhedi 22R 227 7 Amargarh 22l. 221 40 Barkhedi 88 87 8 Amarpura 101 1(10 41 Barwan 83 82 9 Amdor 155 154 42 Bedabey 244 243 10 AmJayaghat 136 135 43 Beenya Khedi 6 6 11 Amratpura 248 247 44 Berad 284 2&3 12 Angadpma 86 85 45 Beriya Khedi 171 170 13 Aranya 16 16 46 Bhadkya 3~ 35 14 Aranya 133 132 47 Bhagora J09 lOS 15 Ashapura 60 60 48 Bhagytipura 128 127 16 Atralya 91 90 49 Bhagwanpura 264 263 50 Bhatkhedi 69 69 B 51 Bhanwas 158 157 52 Bhatpura 197 196 13 17 Badlaoda 13 53 Bhatpura 116 115 18 Bagadiya Khedi 85 84 54 Bhatpura Sondiya 203 202 19 Bagori 90 89 55 RhiJ Khodj 129 128 20 Bagripura lSI ISO 56 BhiI'Wadi;l 68 68 21 Bagwaj 174 173 57 Bhopalpura 112 111 22 8ahadurpura 42 42 58 Bhukni 230 229 23 Baiheda 89 88 59 Bho()ra 43 43 24 Betas 108 107 60 Bisonva 219 218 25 Bajpura 94 93 61 Borda 130 129 26 Bakhatpura 17 17 62 B()rda 190 189 27 BakhtawarpUra (Bakhtarpura) 62 62 63 Bud~ Kheda 132 131 28 Balapura 41 41 29 Balchidi 49 C 30 Balyapura 192 191 31 Bamulya 137 136 64 Chacha Khedi 107 106 60 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ______...... _. ______M _____• ______- _____ .~ ______.. __ BI .• Name of vlllage L.C.No. SJ. Name of viJla,CI L.C.No I' __..A.. __~ No. .---..A----. No. 1971 1981 1971 1981 - .__ --_-_ ------_- _._.------_ --- - ~ 3 4 4 _------_------~------~------_- --_"_- 26{3 Biaora Tahsil 65 Chamari 1~ 15 95 Gordhapura 187 186 66 Chanderpura 11 II 96 Gujribey 67 67 67 Cllanderi 213 211. 97 Gujar Khedi 9 9 68 Chowki 277 276 98 Gujar Khed: Kalan 285 284 69 Char Khedi 103 102 99 Gujar Khedi Khurd 286 285 70 Chatha 2 1 100 'Guljd.rpura 233 232 71 Chontra 2i7 216 101 GUnjari 142 141 72 Chukalya 145 144 H D 73 Dalapura 188 187 102 Habipura 28 28 , 74 Damdiya 71 71 103 Hadahedi 44 44 75 Debri Kheda 257 256 104 Haripufa 279 278 76 Dev Khedi 121 120 105 Hamathpura 243 242 77 Dewa! Kheda 76 7S 10'; Hansrod 184 183 78 Dewarpura 269 268 107 Hayatpura -234 233 79 Dhakora 2S 25 108 Higona 96 95 80 Dhakori ~6 26 109 Huda 291 290 81 Dhand 1 S2 15 I 82 Dhand 250 249 J 83 Dhanya Khedi 199 198 84 77 Dhurla 76 110 Jadkya Khedi 59 59 85 Dobda 202 201 III Jagnyap,.lfa 210 209 86 Doltariya 72 72 112 Jami 114 J 13 87 Durgapura 200 199 113 lamoni ~ghat a 12 12 1,4 Jaml)niya (Malawar) 115 114 G 115 Jariya Khedi 170 169 8S Gangahoni 178 177 116 Jemalpura UJ 122 89 Gehun Khedi 64 64 117 Jepla 198 ]97 90 Ghughchidi 175 174 118 Jepli 196 195 91 Gidorhat 193 192 119 Jhar Kheda 102 lot 92 Gidor Mina 99 98 120 Jhiri 240 239 93 Gokulpura 120 119 121 Jogadiya Khedi 46 46 94 Gola Kheda 258 257 122 Jotpur 119 118 5J ALPHABETICAL LIST OP VILLAGES __ ~ _____k ______' ______----- ____---"_· ______~ 51. Namt of .. ilJIlIP L.e.No. S]. NaDM of villago L C.No. ,-._A ___ No ,---"--_ No. 1971 1981 197. 1981 - ---~--._....------_------2 3 4 2 3 4 ------~------ 26/3 Biaorll Tahsil K 156 {(huri 32 32 t57 KisJlangarh 157 150 224 223 158 Kodiya Khedi 24 24 123 Kadia 289 288 159 Kodiyaplira 246 245 124 Kadia hat 45 45 160 Kolu Khedi 182 181 125 K~chn8ria 212 211 ] 61 Kundanpur 242 241 126 Kalakot 226 225 162 Kundi Kheda 153 152 127 Kali Karad 98 97 163 Kushalpura 55 55 128 Kamlya {(bedi 231 230 129 Kandia Khedi 176 115 L 130 Kanal Khrdi 260 259 131 Kaned 164 Lach hll1anpura 271 270 131 130 132 Kand iya Khedi 165 Ladanpur 92 91 292 291 133 Kankaria Gujar 166 Lakhanwas ! 66 165 ]61 ]60 ,34 Karondiya 167 Lalpuria 263 262 204 203 '35 Kasor Kalan i68 Lalpuria 227 226 205 204 136 Kasor KhurJ 169 Lasudlyll 47 47 8 8 137 Kalaria Khedi 170 Lasudliya Meena 290 289 58 58 138 Keshariyabey 171 Lasudll (Maharaja) 84 83 124 ]23 139 Khajuf Khadi 172 Lodhlpura 20 20 50 50 173 Lodipura 154 153 140 Knajuriya 278 277 106 lOS 141 Khandi 174 Luhari 222 142 Khandiya 223 96 M 143 Khaukragandi 97 10 10 144 Khankra lsabl~) 175 Madhopura 57 57 99 145 Khailkra Teja 100 176 l\1 adhopura 270 269 146 Khanota 267 266 177 Maharaj Kheda 17'l 171 3 3 , P7 Khanpura 178 Mahuwa Kheda 206 205 148 Khcdi Kushalpura 125 124 179 Malawar 126 125 IliO 149 Khejada Maharaja 181 180 il1alawari 127 127 150 Khejda Meena 134 133 181 M.\lyahedi 33 33 95 94 151 Kher Khedi 182 Manki 110 109 152 Kharetia 21 21 183 Mhow 183 282 153 Kharetiya Kalan ]40 139 184 Muraliya (Muwaliya) 162 161 154 Kharetiya Khurd 139 138 185" Mohammadpur 241 240 ISS Khuchni 259 258 186 Mohnipura 34 34 52 ALPHABETICAL LlSl OP VILLAGES . -- -.~ ------~-. - - --- _- - ._-_------.I- .. SJ. NalDO or vilIago L.C. No. S!. Numc of village L C.No. ,... __ ...A.. ___ No. ,---...A..-_. No. 1971 1981 1971 1981 .- --_ ~.------_------. ___ ------_------_ ------_------t 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 _- - ... - _ .. __ .... ---. ------._ ------__..., ... _ ---- .----_------_ ------~-- .. ------.- 26/3 Biaora Tahsil 18 217 Padli Maharaja 104 187 Moi 18 103 54 218 188 T,loTcha Khc(li 54 Padli Thakur 173 172 112 189 Morikho 113 219 Padonaya 37· 37 220 190 Mothbadli 221 220 Pagara 81 80 140 191 Motipura 141 221 Pagari 82 81 29 192 Motipura 29 222 Pahacgarh 274 273 14 193 Moya 14 223 PaJabey 211 210 194 Muitanpura 39 39 224 Panali 65 65 86 195 Muwaliya Dangi 87 225 Parasna 268 267 226 Pardhanai Kundal 281 280 N 227 Parlapura 282 281 228 ParsuIiya 51 51 196 Naharbey 276 275 229 Patanpur 266 265 197 Nahargarh 255 254 230 Patlapani 164 163 245 244 198 Nalajhiri 231 Peepalbey 4 4 199 Nalbandi 93 92 232 Peepal Helo 43 48 200 Nalkheda 80 19 233 Peeplya Khedi 194 193 201 Nalyakhedi 168 167 234 Pecplya Pedat 262 261 202 Nandanpur 119 178 235 Poon3r Khedi 75 74 203 Nanpanera 238 237 70 70 204 Napliyakhedi R 205 Naranpura 253 252 206 'Nari 189 188 236 Raipuria 265 264 7 7 207 Narsinghpura 237 Rampuria 148 147 208 Narsinghpura 23 23 238 Rajpura 225 224 206 209 Nadyabey 207 239 Rajpura 63 63 21 0 "Nayapura 30 30 240 Ralayati 74 73 211 Nethathari 220 219 241 Rampuria 22 22 251 212 NewIi 252 242 Ratanpuria 229 228 213 Newaj 249 248 243 Relai 261 260 214 Nivanya 195 194 244 Rughunathpura 61 61 215 Niwara 287 286 S p 245 Sadiya III 110 216 Padli Gusai 167 166 246 Sadli 160 15!J 53 ALPHABETJCAt LIST 01' VILLAGES ______--~ ______' ___D _____-._...__ SI Name of vlIJage L.C.No. SI. Name of villalle L.O.No. No. NO. ..--__....._~ 1971 1981 1971 1981 #~------ 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 26/3 Bfaora Tabs! I 247 Sagpur 143 142 273 Suthal iva 273 272 248 SaJanya Khedi 185 184 274 Suwu Hedi 79 78 249 Samar Kho 254 253 250 Samell 232 231 T 25t Sarsyabey 236 235 252 Sed Kheda 169 168 275 Tajpura . 231 236 253 Scmlapar 293 292 7.76 Talaopura :1 39 238 254 SemI I 209 20g 277 Talawda (Champapura) 38 38 255 Shahpura 56 56 278 Talawli 201 200 256 Shalubhupura 280 279 279 Talawada Maharaja 105 104 257 Shamsherpura 1t8 117 280 Talcni 216 215 258 Shekh 26/4 Sarangpur Tahsil A 3 AJuni 185 183 4 Amgarha 47 47 Ahsanpura 95 95 5 Amlaota 8"6 86 2 Aknya Khedi 116 It 6 6 Amlaroad 143 143 54 ALPHABETJCAL LIST 0' VILLAGES ------_---_ ------~.------_------_ ---.. S!. Name of village L.C. No. S!. Name of viliago L.C.No ,..--.A.- ___ No No. r-_.A._- 1971 1981 1971 1981 ------_------_ ------,------.------~ 2 3 4 2 3 4 - -p------_ ------ 26/4 Saraogpor Tabsil ~3 ., AlaTlt~ 83 C 8 A~areta Pawar 182 179 40 Chakrod 159 157 9 A5!lTcta nawat 18 t 180 41 Chandni Jagir 2 2 B 42 Chapni 52 52 43 Chatk a 72 72 10 Babalda 149 148 44 Chatru Khedi 122 122 11 Rabaldi 146 146 45 Chhapra 172 170 88 88 12 Babadya. 46 Chhayan j_44 144 44 13 Bakha!pura 44 47 Chidlaonya 148 147 III 14 Bakhtyarptlra 111 48 Chasodya 97 97 15 Balodi 45 45 16 B4ni 179 178 D 17 Baoli 78 78 49 Dacana 18 Bapcha 56 56 80 80 50 Dayakhedi lQ Barkheda Khurram 65 6~ 16 16 51 Dedla 20 Barol 36 36 17 11 52 Dendi 21 Barukhedi 113 17J 49 50 53 Deoliman Jagir 22 Hhandawad 152 152 10 10 ~4 Deoliman Khalsa 9 9 23 Rhat Khedi 32 32 55 Devipura 81 24 Bhawanipura 57 57 Sf 56 Dhakni 25 Rhenswa 58 58.,. 53 53 26 Bhikanpur 23 _1 57 Dham;tnda 137 137 27 Bhil Kheda 69 69 58 Dhanora Jagir 123 123 28 Rhil Khedt 147 149 59 Digwad 50 49 29 Rftayana 62 62 60 DingaJpur 125 125 30 Bhumka 13 13 61 Dobda J0gi 61 51 31 Bhura Khedi 93 93 6' Dobda J;,midar 76 76 32 Biaora Mandu 39 38 63 Dugya 54 54 33 Bignodipura 46 46 G ~4 Biloda Pal 51 51 h Biloda Purbia 92 92 64 Ga.y:m 134 134 36 Birgadl 37 37 65 Ghatakh6di 68 68 37 I:mjeepura 41 41 66 Gha!tia 136 136 38 Budanpur 4 5 67 Ghonsla 8 8 39 Budanpur 89 187 68 Gopalpura 96 96 55 ALPHABETICA& LIST 0., VILLAGES -----.. ------~-- - -_-_------,------81. Namo of viUage L.C.No. SI. Name of villaao L.C.No. ,__-..A--___ No. NO. ....---..A--~ 1971 1981 1971 J981 ---.------.. ------_._- 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 ------_.------"'--,------. ----- 26/4 SaraD~pur Tahsil 69 Gulaota 89 R9 96 Kamalsara 132 ] 32 97 70 Gulkhedi ]54 154 Kankaria 112 112 71 Guwoda 171 169 98 Karondi 183 181 99 Khajuria Ghata 35 35 H 100 Khajuria Hari 7 7 101 Khanjarpur 72 Hajipur 106 106 67 67 162 102 Khaspura 73 Haluh~di Kalan 164 43 43 103 Kherasi 74 Haluhedi Khurd 165 163 7] 71 104 75 Harana 82 82 Kherchakhedi 30 30 105 Kherkhedi 25 25 I 106 Kishankhedi 1"3 133 76 Ichiwada 128 128 ]07 Kishanpura ]04 104 77 Iklera 91 91 ]08 Kodiakhedi 178 176 78 Itawa 188 186 109 Kudlasa 177 175 110 Kunpa 38 39 J L 79 Jabardi 192 190 9 8 98 80 Jainagar III Lachhmanpura 160 158 60 60 81 Jainagar Jodhan;1 112 lakhakhedi ]84 182 Jamnagang 48 48 82 113 Lakhesra 161 ]59 lhanjhahedi 21 22 83 1 J 4 Lalpura ]63 161 84 Jhiri 12 12 115 Latahedi 191 189 85 Jogipura 139 139 116 Linla..:hauhan 59 59 K 117 Loria 129 129 86 Kachhi Khedi 102 102 M 87 Kacharia purohit 117 117 88 Kachriya Bhai 34 34 118 Magrana 118 118 89 KadJawad 20 20 119 Mahu 127 127 90 Kalali 84 84 120 Maksudi 141 141 91 Kalapeepal 1 121 Malharganj 1 15 115 92 Kalya Khedi 66 66 122 Mangyakhedi 175 173 93 Kalyanpur 166 164 123 Mchri Chhoti 24 24 94 Kalu Kheda 108 108 124 Mehrimoti 74 74 95 Ka]ukhedi Chak 103 103 125 Mehtabpur 33 33 56 57 ALPHABETICAL LIST OJ VILLAGES ------_ ------81. Name of vJUqe L.C.No. SI. NIIDO of villaao L.G.No. No. ,..----"--_ NO. _._.A-~ 1971 1981 1971 1981 ------1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 _------_------ 26} 4 Sarangpur Tabsil I8S Tarlakhedi 99 99 186 Toetri 22 23 U 187 Tikod 193 191 192 Udankhedi 169 188 Tisai 26 26 167 189 Tollghata 6 3 V 190 Tukoganj 90 90 191 Tutiahedi 75 75 193 Videshi 40 40 26/5 Narsingarb Tahsil A 20 Badodia 58 58 21 Baijad 188 188 Abada 185 185 22 Baodi Kheda 78 78 2 Abdapur 163 163 23 Bao:ii Kheda 184 184 3 Achalpura 33 33 24 Baodiya 67 67 4 Agkhedi Kalan 130 130 25 Berasia 17 17 170 170 5 Agkhedi Khurd 26 Bakani 214 214 6 Agwani 263 263 27 Bamora 186 186 Amalya Ghat 83 83 7 28 Bamora Sukha 200 200 g 20 20 Ambapura 29 Bamanpur 192 192 182 182 9 Amlar 30 Bamori 197 197 34 34 10 Andalheda 31 Banapura 248 248 Ank KheuJ 199 199 11 32 Bandi 5f 51 228 228 12 Anwali 33 Banjari 31 31 Atralia 143 143 13 34 Baraytha 77 77 Baredi 146 B 35 146 36 Dari Dhamdhore 66 66 14 Babron 251 251 37 Bari Oadia 65 65 15 BadbeJi 174 174 38 Barkhed Bir 76 76 16 Badbeli Bihar 116 116 39 Barkheda Amardas 117 '117 17 Badlya 269 269 40 Barkheda Dor 226 22' 18 Badnagar 302 301 41 Barkhedigarhi 89 89 19 Badodiya 105 105 42 Barnawad 187 187 S8 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VLLLAGt~ ,~ .. - ~-- -- ~ ~ -- _. - __ ------~- .. ------.------~------._--_------_ -. SI. Na 0." of viii ago L.C. No. S!. Name of villago L.O.No No ,.--..A.-_ No. r---"--- 1971 1981 1971 1981 - -~-~------_ - __....------~-- _- --_.------~.,------1 2 3 4 2 3 4 - -~------.--- -- ...... ------. --~ .. - -- 26/5 Narsingarh Tahsil 278 278 76 Chandarpura 43 Barodi 217 217 180 180 77 Charoura 44 Barru Khedi 85 8S 165 165 78 Cbarpura 45 Barwan Khurram 50 50 100 100 79 Chatha 46 Beejwa 125 125 14 14 80 Chaudharipura 47 Bhagor 244 24" 5 5 81 Chhapri Kalan 48 Bhaisana 266 266 134 134 82 Chhapri Khurd 49 Bhainsani 265 265 154 154 83 Chatarpura 50 Bhared 306 305 90 90 84 Cl]hawad 51 Bhatpura 87 87 44 44 85 Choma 52 Bhawanipura 16Q 160 101 101 86 53 Bherupura Chor Khedi 127 127 153 1~3 87 Chouki 54 Bhil Kheda 289 289 15 15 88 55 BhU Khedi Chumli 208 208 18 18 56 Bhojpuria 139 139 57 Bhopalpura D 259 25<) Bijori 58 89 303 302 D<.riyapura 74 74 59 Bileri 274 90 Dau)atpura 246 246 Bilwa Bhat 274 60 91 Daulatpura 249 249 4 4 61 Biral Khedi 252 252 92 Dev Radii 103 103 62 Birgadi 227 227 93 Devgarh 96 96 63 Bisarti 137 137 94 Dhabla 215 64 Boda 215 147 95 Dhamdhore 65 Hokri 147 42 42 243 96 Dhan Khedi 242 242 66 Bot Kheda 243 J98 97 Dharmya Khedi 112 112 67 Bueha Khedi 19$ " ~ ~.> 98 Dhuwa Khedi 196 196 68 BlIkhari 25 168 Doongapura 73 73 69 Budra 16~ 99 100 Dupadia 241 241 70 Byahar lilJ 99 C F 10j Falehpur 98 9k 71 Chainpura Kalan -i1 41 ' SS 72 Chainpura Khurd 86 G 73 Champa Kheda 126 126 74 Chandbad 23 23 102 Gadi.l 4& 48 75 Chand Badli 297 296 10:, Ga,li NiJ,anya 123 123 59 AWtHABETICAL LIST OJ VlhLAGES -----_------» -~---~-.------81. Na mo of viii ago L.C.No. SI. Name of villaF h.O.No. ,__--...A--_ No, N()· ~ ....A--~ 1~71 1981 1971 1981 ------~- -- -_ _--_---_---'_------1 2 3 4 1 2 3 " _-"'. ------..------'_--- 26/5 Narsiagarb Tahsil 13- 104 Gadria Khedi 13 J 286 286 105 Gadupura 207 106 Ga'gar 207 135 Jamonia Ganesh 114 114 107 Gandhigram 63 63 136 Jamonia Johar lIS 115 108 Ganiyari 111 111 137 Jamuniya Gopchohan 272 272 109 Gathla 212 212 138 Jangibad 190 190 139 110 Gehun Khedi 159 159 Janu Khedi 267 261 140 Ja8aoura 222 222 111 Gehun Khedi Kalan ::87 287 141 Jat Khedi 152 152 112 Gehun Khedi K.hurd 288 288 142 Jhadkya 290 290 113 Ghiya Khedi 2 2 143 Jhadla 114 Gila Khedi 305 3f)4 268 268 144 Jh~d Pipliya 115 Gindoli 164 164 213 213 145 116 Gokalpur 177 177 Jhagaria 218 218 146 Jhumka 223 117 Gopalpura 91 91 223 147 7 118 Gul Khedi 144 144 Jogipura 7 Gumanipura 72 72 119 K 120 Guradiya 211 211 H 148 Kadia Chandrawat 40 40 149 Kadia Mitrasen 35 35 121 Halya Hedi 204 204 150 Kadiya Chaurasia 150 150 122 Hanapura 94 94 151 Kaharpura 49 49 123 Harlai 9 9 152 Kalali 258 258 124 Rata Habeli Sehore 300 311 153 K ALPHABETICA~ LIST OB VILLAGES ------..- --_--- -_------~ SI. Name of village L.C. N(l. Sl. Ns'.ne of village L.C.No. No, ,----"----.. No. ,--_..A.. __ 1971 1981 1971 1981 _...,.. ------.------.--~---. ------2 3 4 1 2 3 4 ...... -_ .. -_ - ~---~...,.----... ------_ -----,~--- ~------'----.------_-..._- _-_ 26/5 Narsingarh Tahsil 166 Karondi 151 151 197 Magatpura 279 279 167 Karwa 2J6 206 198 Mahuwa 157 157 168 Kheda 176 176 199 Mal Khedi 181 181 169 Khedi 10::! 102 200 Mana 295 295 201 170 Kher Khedi: 304 303 Manda1var 10 10 202 171 Kill a 29 29 Man Pi chhori 270 270 203 172 Kishorepura 1 2 Manpuradeo 52 52 204 173 Kodia God 131 132 Manpura GUjrati 297 297 205 174 Kolu Khedi 36 36 Mastu Khedi 260 260 175 Kolu Khedi 133 133 206 Mawasa 120 120 207 176 Kotdi Kalan 234 234 Mengla Deep 231 231 208 177 KOlra 84 84 Meru Khedi 280 280 178 Kuklya Khedi 131 131 209 Mirjapura 162 162 179 KUnwar Kotri 122 122 210 Mitthanpur 53 53 180 I<:.uradia Khedi 6 6 211 Mohilnpura 148 148 181 Kurawar 30} 300 212 Mohli Kalan 275 275 213 Mohli Khurd 271 271 i. 214 Moi 26 26 18r Lachhmanpura 60 GO 215 Mu(ipura 201 201 183 Lakdia 59 59 216 Mugal Khedi 256 256 184 Lakha Khedi 175 175 217 Mundla Bajrang 19 19 185 Laljipura (Kudali) 109 109 218 MundLl Barol 230 230 186 Laloti 253 253 219 Mundla Narayan 128 128 187 Lashkarour 281 -281 220 MundJa Reti 161 161 188 Lasudlia Pata 121 121 221 Mundli 47 47 189 Lasudliya Haji 282 282 222 MuwaJia Khedar 68 68 190 Lasudiya Bhama 257 257 191 Lasudliya Jagir 140 140 N 1<)2 Lasudlya Ramnath 298 293 223 Nahli 191 19) 193 Lula Khal 235 235 224 Naihedi 308 307 M 225 Naihedi 276 276 226 Nandga.Jn 119 119 194 Madora 45 45 227 Narsingpura 104 104 195 Madori 46 46 228 Neenore 75 75 196 !VI adar j pura 80 80 229 Nipanya Bela 255 255 61 ALPHABETIOAL LIST 01' VILLAGES ~~ -.-~p---_'" -~------, '-~ ------"------" SI. Namo of vilia,e ,.--__,.__L.C.No. __ SI. N8JJJCI of viIJaao L.O.No. No. N()' ,.-----..A.---"-\ 1971 IS81 1971 J981 ------_------1 2 3 4 1 2 ~ 4 ___ w ____ - -~--.- --~ ---~--...... ---.--- ,-... ----~~------.----.. _._ .. _----- 26}5 Narsiogarh Tahsil 230 Nipanya Chetan 254 25~ 261 Partappura 172 172 231 Nuniahedi 8 8 262 PUra 57 57 0 R 263 232 Onkarpura 118 118 Radhanpura 193 193 264 Ralayati 149 149 P 265 Ramgarh 82 82 266 Ranawa 16 16 233 Pachhtalai 64 64 267 RanJitpura 27 27 234 Padalaya Khedi 225 225 268 Rasid Khedi 92 92 235 PadaJiya Bana 37 37 269 Rawatpura 202 202 236 Padlyadan 179 179 224 270 Rcsi 93 237 Pakhari 224 93 271 RODsla 158 238 Pal 38 38 158 272 Roopareli 135 239 Palasi 30 30 135 273 273 Rugnathpura 81 81 240 Pal Khedi 273 274 Ruganlhpura 39 39 241 Panjra 55 55 275 Rupaheda 136 136 242 Panjri 56 56 J16 243 Panwadi 216 S 244 Panwadi 145 145 245 Paniya 138 138 276 Sagpur 69 69 246 Pania Khedi 88 8P, 277 Shahbajpura 169 169 247 Parsu Khedi 156 156 278 Sahu Khedi 261 261 248 Partappura 97 97 279 Salalll 113 113 249 Patelpura 2~7 247 280 Sanka 283 283 250 Phoolpura 183 183 281 Sanwasi 61 61 251 Pilu Khedi 309 308 282 Sarana 106 106 251 Pipal Kheda 250 2S0 2R3 Saras Khedi 166 166 253 Piplya Biram 237 237 2S-~ Sehan Khedi 203 203 254 Piplya Jiya 2~9 229 285 Semal Khedi 299 299 262 262 255 Piplya Kali 277 277 286 Semla Goga 256 P iplya Rasoda 142 142 287 Semla Ramsingh 292 292 210 -210 257 Piplya Tawakkul 173 173 288 St'ndri senwas 310 310 258 P'pliya Bag 43 43 289 54 54 259 Pipliya Dhakad 24 '2.\ 290 Shankerpura 309 260 Pith'l Kheda 129 1 :; ~I 291 Shivpura 311 62 ALPHABETICAL LlS'f OF VILLAGES ------~------~- ---- ... _-- _-__ ""--- --~--- SI. Name of village L.C. No. SI. Name ()f villago L.C.No, No. ,,---..A--""""'\ No. ,,---,.)1.-- 1971 1981 1971 ]981 ._ ------__. ------~.------~- _------~~- 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 ------... -----.------.----~------.-.------~------.. ---- 26/5 Narsiogarb Tab~iJ 292 Shivpura 285 2g5 303 Tikariya 178 178 293 Shyampura 108 108 304 Tindonia 95 95 294 Sobhagpura 107 107 305 Turkipura 245 245 295 Sonka(ch 32 32 306 Turkipura 307 306 296 Sukalya 232 232 307 Tuti 155 155 297 Sukli 209 :'09 298 Sundi 284 284 U T 308 Udpuria 11 11 309 Umri 205 205 299 Tajipura 240 240 310 Umria 141 141 300 Tajpura 3 3 V 301 Talen 167 167 302 Tcrni Dhakad 291 291 311 Vijaygarh 79 79 63 NOTE E?,PLAINING THE CODES USED IN THE VILLAGE DIRECTORY The Village Directory contains information P - Primary School about the name of village, total area of village, M - Junior Secondary or Middle School total population and the number of households in H -- Matriculation or Secondary School the village, amenities like education, medical, drinking water. post and telegraph, market day, PUC - Higher Secondary / Intermediate/Pre. communications, approach to village, distance from University/Junior College the nearest town, power supply, staple food, lJnd C - College (graduate level and above) use, places of religiOUS, historical and archaeologi like Arts, Science, Commerce etc. cal interest etc. This is further supplemented by I - Industrial School information on copies of newspapers coming in lhe Tr. - Training School village, number of m tor cycles/scootersJcar~'jeeps AC - Adull LIteracy class/centre and tractOrs available in the village. o - Other Edncationallnstitutions. These Every village in a tahsil has been assigned a may include Sanskrit PatbsbaJas, serial numher which is the location code of the Senior Basic School, Maktab, etc. village to faeil itate id eutification. Apart from the Where figures like P(3), M(2), H(l) etc. occur revenue villar-es, forest villages have also been listed. Vlllages that have been treated wholly or these denote that tbe village bas three Primary. two partly as urban outgrowths because of their being Midd Ie and one Higher Secondary School. contiguous to an urban area have also been listed If there are composite schools like Middle and a note indicattng "included wholly Or partly as school with Primary classes or Higher Secoudary urban outgrowth of such and such town" has also schools with Middle classes, these have been been given against each such village. included in the number of Primary Schools and Information about the amenities available has Middle schools as the case may be. been given in columns 5 to 10 of the Village Direc tory with the abbreviations used in different Column 6 : Medical facilities have been shown by co lumns as ind icated below:- the use of the following abbreviations:- Where there are more than one institution of a H - Hospital type the number of such institutions has also bt'en MeW - Mu.ternity and Child Welfare Centre shown within brackets. If no facility or amenity is MH - Maternity Home available within the village, a 'dash' is shown and cwe - Child Welfare Centre next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges He - Health Centre viz., 5 km., 5·10 km. etc. of the nearest place where the facility/amenity is available has been PHC - Primary Health Centre indicated, PHS - Primary Health Sub-Centre D - Dispensary Column 5 : Ed llcational facilities have been shown FPC - Family Planning Centre> by adopting the following abbrevia tio IlS : • TB - TB Clinic 64 NH - Nursing Home KR Kaccba Road RP - Registered Private Practitioner FP Foot Path SMP - Subsidised Med,eal PractitoneIi CoJumn J2 : Nearest town and distance - The CHW - Comlnunity Health Worker distance in km of the nearest town o - Others (whether located in the state or in Column 7 : The types of the potable drinking water another state) has been given in supply and the sources available in the . brackets under this column. village have been inoicated by the Column 13 : Power supply: For this purpose, the follo\'iillg coJes :- following c0des b,ave been used uuder T Tap Water this column. W Well Water ED Electricity for Domestic Purpose TK Tank Water EAg Electricity for Agriculture TW TUbewel1 Water EO Electricity for other purposes like HP Hand Pump ind us trial , conunercial, etc. R River Water EA - Electricity for all purposes listed F Fountain above. C Canal Column 15-19 Land use : Break-up of area under L Lake different type of land Use viz.• S Spring forest, irrigated area. un irrigated N Nullah area, culturable waste and area not o Others available for cultivation has beep furnished under columns 15-19. NA Information not available Column 8 : Post and Telegraph facilities have been (a) Forest - This includes all lands classed as shown by adopting the following abbre· forests under any legal enactment viations: dealing with forests Of administe red as forests, whether state owned PO Post Office or private, and whether wooded Or TO Telegraph Office maintained as po tential forest PTO Post and Telegraph Office land. Phone Telepbone connection (b) Irrigated and unirrigated (land use) - The Column 10 : Communication facilIties have been two coh;mns (cols. 16 and 17) cover indicated by the following codes :_ all agricultural land and jnclude BS Bus Stop net area sown with crops and RS Railway Station orchards or net cropped area and NW Navigable Waterway (including also current and other fallows. The river, canal, backwaters, etc.) latter implied all lands which wert~ taken up for cultivation. but are Only public transport like Bus, rail temporarily _out of cultivation for and waterway have been considered a period of not less than a year for this purpose. and more than live years. These Column 11 Approach to village - This refers to colUmns do not indude grOlis area the state of road etc. leading to the sown or gross cropped area. vlllage. This has been indicated by the Use of following (c) Culturable waste - It includes land fit for codes :- cultivation whether or not taken up PR - Pucca Road for cultivation Or once taken up for 65 cultivation but not cultivated for For example, if there is any famous more than 5 years. Grazing land religiolls, hi~torical or arcbaeologi and land under groves have been cal place in the village it has been included under culturable waste indicated in this column. Sam. but this does not include ·orchards'. useful inform:Hion like number of To be more precis~ culturable copies of news-papers coming in waste inoludes : the village, number of motor cycle., scooters, jeeps, cars, tractors, etc., a Permanent pastures and other are available in the village hal grazing lands, been given. The abbreviations used b Land under miscellaneous trees, to indio ate the above information crops and groves. relating to the village are al below:-- c and cultivable lauch not put to agriculture. N - Copies of the news papers coming in the Village. Cd) Area not available for .;ultivation - This column gives the area of barren M - Motor cycles/scooters available in and uncultivable lands and lands the village. put to non-agricultural uses like C - Cars/Jeeps avnilable in the village. village sites, roads, water, rocks T - Tractors available in the village. and hills etc. In case there is 'Nil' inforn1'ltion for a vi1lag~ a Column 20; This is a remark column but it has been 'dash' has been shown. used to incl icate SOme important information relating to the village, 66 vr" f.:timcm' iil'''~fWTQ qci ~fq :l,tth'l 1m!' ~ lI'Tlf VI1I !fit ~ (jf~~ :atr"".'" (jf"-~f 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 939.16 1,24S(2:!1) P( I) -(-5 ) w -(-5) (5-10) 161?5 344(51) P( 1) -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 154.47 41 R 34 545(90) P( I) -(-5) . w - (-5) -(5-10) 208.22 2?-G(36) -(-5) -( -5) w -(-5) -(5-10) - ( 5- 10) 1,5)4.14 2,082(307) P(2),M(I) PHC(l) w PO -(5-10) -(-5) 380.19 317(61) P( 1) .~( -5) w -(-5) -{-5) 189.76 IF-61 3' I) P( 1) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 949.17 1,261(233) PC') -(-5) w PO -(5:"10) -(5-10) 182.56 86(18) -(-5) -(5-1(.) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 208.08 86(17) - (- 5) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 633,19 574(96) PI!) -( 5-1 0) w -(-5) -( 5-10) -(5-10) 55.79 275.02 87(1 -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 15 'S'T;;r 276.37 49(8) -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) - r - :;) -(-5) 847.90 1,335(257) P(I),M(I) PHC(t) \V PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 226.88 179(33) -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) I S Ii~,): 509.11 597(107 ) P( 1) -(-5) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 350,54 2)1(51) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 153.73 351(64) P(1) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 67 VILLAGE DIRECTORY Amenities and Land use Khilcbipur Tabsil Il'" fflfl f'f1lli'a:6if;;~ 'fllr "JITll'hT (81lqi6 '1f'f !iiqzWy ,.n r"i1r"l r~i iii tff~ fittlfQYl ~ntirlli. IJfiA ~ raWtiJ ~- , - , ,.' ,._._ ._ ----"------."""' ({fife ql{ Qia;:r) ti q ~ rg'nT If, tn4 ! ------.-----~------_---"_ ------~------~ ---_------_.,- ---._----_.. ~--- 11 13 14 17 tt' 20 2 ._------KR Jirapur (21) Wheal, 94.93 630.52 161.60 52.11 Dhanoda Jow:u KR Jirapur (23) BD,EAg Wheat, 33,46 90.06 30.80 7.03 Jiriya Khedi Uninhabited Motipura Jowar KR Jirapur (25) \-"heat, 42.43 216.69 100.13 59.09 Jethli lov. ar KR JirapUr (20) Wh~at, 34.48 117.24 3f).02 26.48 .Tamgaon .low"r KR Jirapur (:!! ) EA Wheat, lR4 82 990 8:> 272. (j! ~5.8~ Ohogadpllr Jowar KR lir apur (1 j) Wheat, :'2.92 188.16 77. S2 81.29 Kundi Kh"d.1 JO\\ ar , KR JirapuT (15) Wheat, 9 09 110.63 36.29 33 75 GOiampura Jowar KP.. Jlr:lpur (22) rAg Wh~~t, 43.12 6('''.44 171. 9:, 66.63 Bhagora Jo\\'ar KR Jirapur (! 9 ) Wheat. 7.03 ~4.(14 50.91 40.58 Ra111puria Jowar KR Jirapnr (22) Whepf, 5.75 111.50 49.28 Uharugarh Jowar • KR Jirapur (1 9 ) Wheat, 28.52 310.87 217.40 '76.40 Bh'lgori Jowar Un:nlubitcd Kishaflgarh KR Jirapur (17) Wheat, 6.48 78.10 ,j 14.58 75.86 Bamaniya Khedi ]owar KR Jirapur (16) Wheat, 5.35 84.96 133.28 52.78 Dob Jowar KR J irapur (19) Wheat, 45.46 466.18 205. S:! 130.71 Polkheda .Towal' KR Jirapur (16) «;he.lt. 4.91 152.55 43.67 20.75 MallJargarh JowaI KR Jirapur (19) Wheat, 22.05 303.93 122.61 60.5Z Jowar KR Jirapuf (19) Wheat, 18.78 137.64 83.61 110 ·\0 Jow::.r KR JirapllJ' (15) Wheat, 134.2) ! I. ·12 5.5:.1 Jowar 68 _------!TTl'[ !fiT ;{T" VT1I iii! ~~ ;;r 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 684.89 355(59) P( 1) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) - (- 5) 704.52 P(I) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5- 10) - (5-10) 455.11 343(52) P(I) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5- 10) -(5-10) 169.57 253.92 160(24) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5 .... 10, -(5-10) 655.28 762(132) P(l) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 2 7 6TT+T<'TI 259.23 223(40) -(5) ~(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5· 10) l 721 ( 125) P( I) -(5-10) w - (5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 2,1.5-1.10 5,013(918) P(:!),M(2), PHC(l) W PTO & Phone Tuesday BS PUC(I) 615.62 1,067(197) P(t),1f(l) -(-5) \" PO .... (-5) -(-5) 32 'li 33 'lim')~~T 307.30 368(63) P(I) -(5-10) W -(-5) -( - 5) -(-5) 34 +Tr';FTt 3 5 ;;;rT~l'fTq 528 . 65 1 , 383 ( 232) P ( 1) , !;1 ( I ) D ( I ) w PO Saturday -(5-10) 36 i[ 37 q~<:r 200.11 274(41) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -( 5-10) -(5-10) 38 :;ft~sT 118 .80 ~16(46) -( -5) .... (-5) W -(-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 39 <11fC{TG'l,r 134.66 217(38) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) 217.39 235(36) - (- 5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-) -(:'-10) 69 Amenities aocl Land use Khilcbipur Tahsil VT'f Eliii' f'f1lli!8'f ;:r~ '1m 'a~TlT (1IJ1Ili6 'fflf ~ iii) f'ilw.r fimr) it; lier iacqur) rnfir.. q~ ~~ 'am 'I,'U D ~II~ ij f.r;fi1!:61f Il1JlIffCf it; ,,) f'fllll 811i') qf6~ llil ",Ii (fifi.1ft. ij) Land use (i. e area undef different tYPltS of Land IIIlm ~ use in heclares rounded up 10 2 decimal places ) q~ it; ~5fl ,...------"'------"'-' Q~' .. a «TSllT 9 lTl; lis) if; f.fil' v(J"\' it; f'" f"f'iftf fijf' ------~------,------'------~- KR Jirapur(I,6) Wheat, 11.18 461.77 166.65 45.29 Mohli Jowar KR Jirapur( 2? ) Wheat, II 73 363 21 252.88 7('.70 Limboda JOWJ.T KR J'rapur( 19) Wheat, 6.16 259.00 131.93 58.02 S:lUkhedi Jowar UOlnhabited , . Bhawani pura KR Jirapur {I S) Wheat, 3.20 82.98 80.92 86.82 Jotpura Jowar KR Jirapurl 13) Wheat, 80.95 454 33 98.61 21.39 Lasudlia Jowar KR Jirapttr( 14) Wheat 72.07 500.20 178.70 25.35 Amlabe Jowar KR JirapUr( 12) Wheat, 7.29 152.09 56,02 43.83 Deonagar Jowar KR Jirapur (10) Wh~at, 18.97 407.00 16~,23 ~o. 42 P.'epJiya Bijare Jowar ~rapur(13) EA Wheat, 227.68 1349 72 358.71 217, 99N( 120)M(10), Machalpur Jowar C(1).T(I) PR Jirapur( 9) EA Wheat, 51.06465.71 76.91 21 .9-t Kodkya Jowar KR Jirapur( 10) Wheat, 18.29 124.48. 28.55 5.15 KawaIsi Kheda Jowar KR Jirapur(9) Wheat, 20.77 235,07 44.87 6 59 Kachhi Kheda Jowar KR Jirapur(9} Whe&t, 21.06 208,65 19,94 5 05 Minagaon Jowar KR JirapUr(l3) EA Wheat, 87.03 372.52 48,44 20.66 Badgaon Jowar KR Jirapur ( 10) ED Wheat, 13.50 127.49 27,83 14. t I Hanoti Jowar KR Jirapur( 10) Wheat, 21.92 147.72 2 J • 15 9.3:: Pathri Jowar KR Jirapur (9) Wheat, 9.71 77,09 20.52 11.48 Chokhanda Jowar KR Jirapurt9) Wheat, 15.43 80.11 26.2-1 12.88 Govindpura Jowar KR Jirapur( 10) EA Wheat, 29.57 145.15 11.52 Gopa!pura Jowar iO f{. - --~- - - -~--~------~-~~-~------~T'l)1l I1TlI !for ;n" IlT1I IIIi1 PI ;;r;rli~, ;oq~iEr ;;r" ~fi!"{!lTq (lff<: lIlI'! if ,!f'mT~ ~V1ia ift!l ~ 8') 1IiT~ I:r (-) i« ~1T1'lrT 1T1l' ~ !fo16 ~'VI iliiltp.t qci mCfHl af)< dij if; ;TT~ ~') IfiltC'f; li I,lT1'I l'I f'it\t~) ~'(I q1; ~f.4atl:t ;oq'VIi'i1 ~ I'l'~ 8~ q1; I.f~ ~'1 IInt't (~I.f<:i't) ~ ~ijlfT ~ SI'fl7 !{~ !f,I 'If ~ -5 fifi At .• 5-10 f.t;. "". III 1 O+fifi . 1ft.) Amenities available (if not available within the ,village a dub (-) is shown in tbe column and next 10 i 1 in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz ~ 5kms. ,5-1 Okms and 10+kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). r------______..I>------_____ WetfirJ,f, Mi!i(ffi i}~ 'til 6't'f; or), trTliIT\/~T~ 'til f~1 ~, 6ljcf~ qT"') fff{ if; f~ Ilfif !fi)~ 1'1) (iif~ ~q ~~- LOClio Total ~i:QTiI' , ;;r.H:rm) tion Total area population Day or Communica, code of the and Dnnking days of tions(Bus-stop. Dum- Name of village (in number of water Post and the markets railway station, ber viJlage hectares) households Education Medical (Potable) Telegraph hat, jf any water way) ----~- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 " 9 10 41 if;,~~, 128.77 255(48) p( 1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) (5-10) 42 43 ~\r!l'r 164.96 158(30) -(-5) - (- 5) w -(-5) -(-5) - (-5) 44 ;;T 45 I!~~') 134.53 179('211) -( --5) -( -5 ) W - (-5) --(-5) -(-5) 46 1TuT!IT 47 ,T'ffff'if 272.73 234(32) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(·5) -(-5) 48 ~ll'G1l'[rrT'f 61~.3S 1,679( 2S}) P( I ) -(-5) \V - (-5) -(·5) -(-5) 49 d'~1T'r 40.21 51(8) -1-5, '(~-IO) \ \' -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 50 ,"~~'T 275.64 154(27) _( .• 'i 1 _o( 5-1 0) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 51 G'ioil 1111.27 71 ( 10) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 52 fqq~ll'T 'JJ~ffr 1.324.74 2,S40(476) P( 2) .Me 1), PHC( 1) W PO Friday -(5-10) PUCO) 53 ~'fr~ 15S.38 '200(13) -(-5) -(5-~10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-101 54 ifl;:Pt~<:l 165.49 SO( i 5) -( -.. ) -(-5) \V ~( 'i_10) -(5-10) -(5-10 ) 55 if<:;:l:fT 571.43 726(122) P( I) -(5-1°1 w .• ( 5 -10) -(5-10) -(5-10) S6 -( ~~1 0) "1'FG~'{r 117.05. 214(42) -1-5) -(5-10) ':; -(S-10) -(5-10) 57 ~~IP:r 290,62 543(82) -(-5) -(-:» \V -(-5) -(~5) -(-5) 58 it'GI 59S.48 445(81) Pc 1 ) -( - 5) \V -( -5) -(-5) -(-5) 5\1 3HlTf"{1l1 402.91 537(78) P(I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 60 l];"'{'l;2;<:1 334.42 484(84) P( 1) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -( 5 .... 1 0) 71 A menities and Land use Khilcbipur Tahsil -- -~-- --~~------1I'Til' !J1I1 f;rl!i!t!"il' ;r~ f.mr1 Illii~ "!,fiJ raql'fhr (8TlII'tft ~flf ~ ~ fqfirPif ~T ~ Iller ~tq1JJ) IITilnr. CIA $T;mr ,,~. Il;If ~~ 1;~) 1111 vrwt;;r ~II~ it f.r~~olf !ffi1I~ ~ 1:7 f1I"liJT ~) qf"~," ." qrq (fiI;.iT.ii) W any place of appro' Nearest Culturabl~ Area nol religious, aoh town and waste (inclu- available historical to distance Power Staple Irrigated Unlrrl- ding ?auchar for or archaeolo- Name of village (in kms) Supply food floresl by source gated anJ groves) cultivation gical interest Village ------~------11 :2 13 14 15 16 17 i8 19 20 2 ------KR Jirapur ( 18) Wheat 13.27 88,77 17.75 8.98 Kerkhedi .Towar. KR ]irapur( 20) Wheat 80.97 216,59 29.43 13.35 Kachnariya Jowar, KR Jirapur( 22) Whl'at 25 .12 121.54 12.74 5.56 Dantya Jowar, KR Jirap1ff( 21) Wlleat C\9.70 167.47 28.96 6.70 Nandri Jowar. KR Jirapur ( 1 R) Wheat 26,10 80.82 24.11 3.50 Glllkhe.Ji Jowar, KR Jirapur ( IS) Wheat ~2.53 92,58 17.9+ 2.91 Ganeshganj Jowar, KR Jirapur( 1 7 ) Wheat 20.76 198.06 49.62 4.29 Ramganj Jawar, KR Jirapur( 18) EA Wheat 143.61 405.54 52.95 34.25 Brahmangaon Jowar, KR Jirapur ( 20) Wheat 5,34 30.31 1.10 3 46 Harigarh Jowar, KR Jirapur(21 ) Wheat 27.91 204.78 34.62 g.33 Lakhesara Jowar. KR Jirapur( 20) EA Wheat 8.49 74.15 29.30 4.33 M(3) DanIan Jowar, T( 1) 216,17 PeepaJya PR Jirapur( 18) Whe3.t 225.19 675.23 203.15 N(90) Kulll1j Jowar, (;.14 Devigarh PR Jirapur( 23) Wheat 19.27 115.95 17.02 J,.)wdr, PR Jirapur( 23) Wheat 5.91 95.78 41.72 22.08 Nar:.yanpura Jowar, PR Jirapur( 23) EAg Wheat 63,34 381 36 104.75 21.98 Jharanya Jowar, PR Jirapur(22 ) \"h~aT 13.05 85.44 11 26 4.30 Anandpura Jowar, KR Jirapur (20) EAg \Yheal 40.35 :'02.88 37 68 9.71 ilungri Jowar. KR Jirapur( 16) Wheat 42.52 406 02 123.00 26.94 Banda Jowar, KR Jirapur( 26) Wheat 22 13 224 56 95 99 60.23 Agariya Jowar , KR JllapUr( .4) Wheel 14.77 160.10 49.88 109. (, '1 Sundarpura 72 IHi! If:l i{HI IlllI "" ~~ ;;{~li1.f' 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 -_._----- 771.23 420(68) P(1) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -\5-10) -(5-10) 227D.O ~(-.s) -(5-10) W -(5-]0) -(5-10) -(5-10) 3' 6.14 -(-5) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) 1~9.55 159(26) -( ·.5 I W -(5-10) --(5·-1Oj- -(5-10) 149.84 228(40) -(-5) -(5-10 I w -(5_10) 1,030 .97 672(107) PI I) -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 440.18 -(5-10) w 77.37 92( 18) -( _'I- 10) \V -( 5-1 0) -(5-10) -(5-10) 391 '27 J 5 I (29 ) -( ·5 ) ._( ~-1 0) \V -('5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) _( 5) 219.60 -(-5) \V - (-5) -··(-5 ) - (-5 ) 642.13 GIst I(IJ) P(l) -( -:\ I w - (- 5 ) -(-5) -(5-10) ::86.32 459(85) P( I ) -( ··5) w -(-5) -(5-10) 567.% 932(1(,5) P( I) w -(-5 ) -(5-10) 229 46 -(-5\ -(-5: \\' -(-5) -(·-5 ) 20' 34 P( I I -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 115.99 225 (31 ) -( - 5) -(5-10) R - 15-10) -15-10) 438.86 339(56) P( I ) -(-5) R,W -(-5) -(5-10) 512.72 808'141) P(I) -(-5) W,K -( 5-1 0 \ -(5-10\ -(5-10) 947.62 815(317) P(t),M(l) PHC(I) W PO MDnday 59.40 66(14) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5- 10) -(5-10) 73 Amenities and Land use Khilchipur Tabsil ------11'111 ~1Ii f;rlfi!5'Jr iI'~ fimr) 'l~ 't"' ;rQ'll'ltr (1I1Jf6 '!_f'l' !Qlftittr !tiT fl{i1mr fimJl iii fii~ IitqQJJ amr., emf 1IiT I1IT1f lf~. ~ ~m i~' !til ..-TWt;& ~Il~ ii f.rlfiZa'l' trn'l'~ iii 1:) f1f[1J1 ft'1Ii) qm~fn IIi1 IITtr (iii;. 1ft .it) WCfSI Land use (i. e area under different types of Land .-m~ use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places ) ~"iIi~l ,..----__ ----A.__ ~ _____ ~ "f~ cr;J Q'r!J'fT a q~ cST it; mt veil it; r~ f\lf~ f~f;m 1iq~'S .'11[1 ~'1 Remarb (try'll"( ai'll including 'iflUIlli[l ufijtf ) any "lace or appro' Nearest CuUurable Area nOI religious, IOh town and waste (inclu. available historical to distance Power Staplo Irrigated Unlrri· ding gaucbar for or archaeolo· Name of village (in kms) Supply food Pores. by source gated and groves) cultivation gieal interest Viii_we - -- - -~---~------~------_ _---- 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 ---~---- KR Jirapur( 24) Wheat, 40.97 281.62 173'.21 275.43 Baodi Kheda JO'Nar KR Jirapur( 24) Wheat, 25.14 108.37 49.33 57.18 Ratanpur~ Jowar lCR Jirapur ( 24) Wheat, 14 53 121. 52 97.33 82.76 Jharni Jowar KR Jirapur (26 ) Wheat, 10 41 97.50 18.20 23.44 Shivpura Jowar KR Jirapur( 25) Wheat, 5 41 69.23 20.04 55.16 Kishanpura Jowar KR Jirapur( 24) Wheat, 40.26 41! .64 147.04 432.03 Gadiya Jowar KR Jirapur( 26) Wheat, 9.17 155.81 78 .16 197 .04 Kundibey lowar KR Jirapur( 26) Maize 5.55 31.90 9. 75 30.17 Firozpura KR Jirapur (23) Maize 6.76 195.42 43.04 146.06 Banyabey KR Jirapur( 21) Wheat, 21 .59 90.96 31. 05 86.00 Adampura Jowar Rajpura KR Jirapur{ 25) Wheat, 38 46 300.2~ 211.98 91 41 Jowar KR Jirapur( 23) Wheat, 55.74 143.55 57.22 29.81 Rajpur Jowar KR Jirapur(20) Wheat, 72.89 231.36 103.88 159.33 Kuroda Jowar KR Jirapur( 20) Wheat, 25.75 186.37 9.99 7.35 Deoli Jowar KR lirapur ( 21) Wheat, 57.89 129 06 9.73 8.66 Kumdi Jowar KR Jirapur( 22) Wheat, 26.94 28.84 19.91 40.30 G'\dgach Jowar KR Jirapur( 22) Whoat, 23.92 207.44 169.54 37.96 Batediya Jowar KR Jirapur( 9) Wheat, ~ 1 .50 271.46 136.22 63.54 Bangpura Jowar, KR Jirapur (1') EA Wheat, 10! .67 639.37 154 19 52.39 Ramgarh Jowar KR Jirapur( 25) Wheat, 3.12 29.33 12.61 14 3.+ Yashwaotpura Jowar 74 fl.R~:cft'!~ R~gl~ ijfiJ~flfmi q~ ~fq ;;qti)Q ---~ --_ - --~--- --_ ------~------~---~------_ --_ ~ffPl fIlll' !fiT if Til' Il11I IfiT ~<'I \J[if~tlfl 'd'1O'[iE! \J[if ~fql:lT~ (lffif !I Ill' If '1f'fElTtt O'f<'li!" ifi)'T ~ crT 1fiT~ it (-) i~ I!I'If)l,fT lTlft ~ 'fiTs' ~" 1It'lil'fo<'f ~ qf~,n~l ;;rT' a'ij" ~ ifr~ ~r '!iTIIe'F if 'Hfi it f:;r -(5-10) w -(5-10) 8.2 Q:f~~~l 250.76 87(14) -(-5) -(,-10) -(10+ ) 03 !ene! ~?T 215.55 96(15) -(-5) -(5-10) R -( 5-10) -(5-10) -(-5) 84 'lil;;rr 'Plir 136 15 19(2J -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-JQ) -(5-10) 8S l!~'~~'T 355 78 399(69) P( 1 ) W -(5-10) -( 10+) 86 f!ITG[1'f~ 163.93 511(9) -( -.n -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) W 87 'f~'liT 183.08 J96(36) -(-5) -(-5 ) -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) 88 'if?,,"f 259.84 117(21) -(-5 ) -(5- 10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 89 ;;rll'f!;f~'FT 166.28 27(7) -(-5) -( lO.)-J W -( 10+) -( 1 0+ ) -(10+ ) 90 ~(n.'r 190.40 118 (24) -(-:) -( -~5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 91 8n:,l1T 784 67 70?, (131 ) 1'(1) • (- 5) W -(-5) -(-5) -0-10) 92 miff 1,394.94 1,825(273) P(l ) -( --5) W - (- 5) -(-5) -(5-10) 93 ;;rtt[ 94 :a"'fT'l'G'T 236.48 369(73) -(-5) -(-5) W,R - (-5) -(-5) (5-10) 95 O[f~lf'~T 346 99 224(47) -(-5) -( ·5) '1;',: -(_.,5 i -(-5) -(5-10) 96 !i~T 93 ('8 2·12( 43) p( I) -(-5) W -( -5) -(-5) -(5-10) 97 fiii!!Tif~~t 539.30 2()5(37) -(-5) -(5-10) \'; -( 5--1 ()) -(5-10) -(5-10) 98 rr)f,lfr ~~T 327.44 485(R8) P( I) -(5-10) w -(5-10 ) -(5~10) -(5- 10) 99 <:iH'['T 186.08 81 ( 14) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -15-10) -(5-10) toO 1iI:)q;f'1lT 533.28 383(71) P( 1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) - - (5-10) 75 Amenities and Land use Kbilcbipur Tahsil 1I'11l!f1ll f'flli!tu, 'fm 'I'm Idr:rq:TlT (81~iff 'If" :aqlillr ";t f.{jv'rr ref'rJ if; lRer ficqllJ') mllr., cr~:;f,r 11..'; In 20 11 13 14 15 i9 2 ...--- KR Jir:lpur(25) Wheat, 7.51 70.28 54,80 1721. 2 Salri JoWar G.05 51. 70 43.35 149.66 Haripura KR Jirapur(2S) Wheat, JOVlar Wheat, 9.30 24.44 29.73 15:::.08 Ghata Khedi KR Jirapur(23) Iowar Wheat, 1.69 21.86 28.17 84.43 KaIi Kabey KR lirapur(25) Jowar Wheat', 23.27 1-l4.06 9:<.01 95.44 Mukundpura KR Jirapur(25) .Towar Wheat, 7.10 32. t8 36.27 88.38 Shivgarh KR Jirapur(2 5) Jowar 18.42 81.44 28.83 Bhadka KR Jirapur(20) Wheat, JoWar 1061 62.59 99.30 &7.28 Bhadki KR Jirapur ( 20) Wheat, Jowar o 51 59·35 56.33 5J09 Jais inghpura KR Jirapur(20) Wheat. Jowar 14.88 141.9,} 23.02 10.51 Dcori KR Jirapur(17) Wheat, Jowar GO.02 394,24 117.25 213.IG Aranya KR Jirapur(20) EA Wheat, Jowar 161.50 967.49 168.96 96.99 Lakhoni KR Jirapur( 18) EA Wheat, Jowar 24.74 125.37 14.80 9.3(1 Bans Khedi KR Jirapur( 14) Wheat Jowar 24.95 117 98 (>0.39 33.16 Uchawiida KR Jirapur( 12) Wheat, Jowar 153.4fi 60.1W 117.17 Ahilyapura KR Jirapur(14) Wheat, 15.56 Jowar 52.61 14.31 11.50 KR Jirapur ( 11) Wheat, 15.26 lowar 18J.02 74 53 26~.H~ Kishanpura KR .1 irapur( I 2 ) Wheat, 16.91 Jowar 160.87 60.89 64.40 Goriya Kheda KR JirapUf ( 1 2) Wheat, 41.2H Jowar 69.14 35.17 73 :;q Ratanpura KR Jirapur( 12) Wheat, R.18 Jowar 100.3<) 122.40 Kh0:;ria KR Jirapur( 12) Wheal, 1R.26 289.23 .Towar 76 IIllf IIiT ;fT1J V11I -.n ~ \if~ O1fOfi!1 ;;;rif W"!JTt:{(q~ lUll' if ,!fqmt:{ ;rn;TiU ~1' t tI'l 1Iil'0f1I' if (-) .6 Of'rt~ Illff ~ ~ ~1JIq;t;f ~ mqr~T anl: ~~iili 1ifT~ il:T Ifi~lfi if VTlI'ii f;;r(f'lT ~T ~ 'jf I 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 9 10 -----~~------~~~----~--~~------~---~~------~~~~~--- 333.81 290(48) -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 187.63 21 (4) ~(-5) -(-5) w -( - 5) -(-5) -(-5) 157.33 85(15) -(-5) -(-5) w -( - 5) -( -5) -(-5) 367.54 237(46) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 148,38 243t52) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 106 GW<'llT 222.30 283(44) -(-5) -(-5) w -( - 5) -(-5) 156.81 111 ( 14) -(-5) -(~5) w -(-5) -( - 5) -( 5-10) J 08 'IlFlTT 404.36 1,014(155) pel) -(-5) w PO -(-5) -( 5-10) 20,71 10(1) -(-5) -(-5) w -( _5) -(-5) -(5-10) 8X.21 155(27) w -(-5) -( -5) -(10+) 228,59 359(63) P( 1) -(-5) w -(-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 266.94 410(67) P(I) w -( - 5) -(-5, -(5-10) 170-08 290(48) -(-5) -(-5) w -( -5) -( - 5) -(5-10) 114 ~q 295.49 397(65 PC 1 ) .... ( .. ) ) -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 116 W~l:H 984.13 1,700(295) P(l),\IlI) -(-5) w PO -(5-10) - (- 5) 117 -qrlf'2~T (f~HiT~i)332.1G 382(66) P(I) - ( -5) w - ( - 5) -(-5) 121.32 14&(28) P( I) -(-5) w -( - 5) -(5-10) -( 5-1 0) 171.93 223(36) P(I) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5 ) -(-5) 493.91 688(123) P(l) - (-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -( .... 5) 77 Amenities and Land use Khilcbipur Tahsil ---~ .~~-. -_- In" ~ frrlfiG611 rrln' ~f'l' eq1ffl'l ("iff "fir a~ '1ft fcrf,,"rr fil;flTT if; ~i;i fl"f1ll)m~. q-~ ~ eUI!fi) ~il a ~'R;fr~ Ii f.r;ga ... ~ ... cr " ~) f'f1'l'1 "If,) qf<'f~m!f; m'IT" (ftf;. 1ft. it) Land use (i e area under different typn of L~n:1 III'fll ~ u§c in hectare, ronaded UD 10 2 decimal pLC1c3 ) If~f 11 13 14 15 l() KR Khil chi pur (12) Wheat 9.62 1 <) [.67 53.36 79.16 PipaJdi Jowar, KR KhHchipur(12) Whe:1t 29.8.' 97.72 Ramganj JO"'.1 r , KR Khilchipur( 12) Wheat 2. ; 2 4:: S5 16. L~ Mal.1arpura J.)\\ar, KR Khilchipur( 12) \Vll~at i 7.5 J t--'.74 di.1L Naw~.bpura Jl)war, ].-4. 15 Padampura KP. Khilchipl:r( 10 l Whe-at 9.61 1 JO.66 Jowar, (> ') ~ 2 Pauly.! KR Jirapur( G) Wheat 1~.93 84.35 Juwar, ::~). l 5 v;.O() ShiYpuri KR Khi[chipur ( IO) Wh~at 8.2(; 57.40 ]o'"ar, Bllanpura KR Jirapu· (10) \\'heat 5~.J5 224.41 97.05 24 75 JO\\:lr, jf) 36 Shyampura KR Jirapur ( 10) Wheat 2.57 5. Ii Jowar, , "1' KR Jirapur( 11 ) Wheat 9.14 53.59 21.71 .I-._' R,llllpuria Jowar, KR Jirapur (10) W;lcat 13.°8 156. :,S II) 37 Tutiahedi lowar, KR Jirapur(9) Wheat 10 19 166 37 7:.74 17.64 Harigarh lowar, 21.,)8 Dai Khedi KR Jirapur( 8) Wheat 15 1 8 JG2.S5 31 27 Jawar, I (j. 37 148 .ll 1 37 1I:' 24 31 Dcori KR Jirapur ( 1(I ) Wheat Jowar, IS. ·t2 Pol.lklwda KR Jirapur( 6) Wheal o 39 203 61 76.01 Jowar, KR Jirapm (3) EA Whe:!t 5.71 ('SS.02 97.12 ]owar. KR .lirapur(7) Wheal I . .)4 Stl 23 Manpuu( Limboda) ]owar, KR JiraplIr( 5) Wpcat 5.7') \'-15 .82 f~~~),!~ R~")\=I' ~;:J~fcnTTU ~ci ~fq a'~1ll ------_ ------~~----~--~------~------f'l'A"N II1lf !fiT ~T'" VPlIfit ~ ;;r;fflliltl ;a-q;;ri ~------~------1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 --~ ---- _- --~------I 21 it<1i;J~ 390.13 483(92) P( 1 ) - (-5) W ~ -5) - (-5) -(-5) 122 'ql1F ~?t 159.49 248(48) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 1~3 lpn~T 140.77 202(32) (-5) -(5-10) \V -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 124 f'9"lF'I 125 f",ql 126 "lfC;"l~~T 171. 86 160(26) -(-5) -( 5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) - (5-10) 127 t:qFnn 532.63 597(106) 1'(1) - (5-10) \V -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) J2R -"F .if,,1 147.94 378(67) P( I) -(5-10) W ~(5-10) -(5-10) -( 5-10) 129 71Jf ~sl 225.05 8-'4(133) l' ( I ) -( 5 -10) W ~- ( -5 ) -(5-10) -(5-10) 130 13<:'11 1,059.74 1,191(196) P(I),M(I) -(-5) W PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 1 3 I 'fgn: 32 ;O'lfn:rr~~r 444.20 7R5(141) P( 1 ) -(5-10) w --( -5) -(5-10) -(5-IC) 133 <:111117: 427.93 250(50) - (-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 134 ~,~rf;;p;rT 1,16U.99 1,202(22}) 1'(1) -(5-10) \V -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 135 't'1I'1<:r 311.47 184(30) .( -5) -(5-·10) W -( 5- 10) -(5-10) -( 10+) 13'6 'fi1C:sl 326.95 129( 2~) -( -5) -(:-10) \V -- ( 5 -10 ) -(5-1 0 ) -(~-10) 137 ;;T~'l:U 423.39 417(71) P( 1) -(5-10) W -( 5- 10) -( 5-10) -( 5- 10) 1:1'1 "3" "II 'II;; 714.93 7'.l~(124) P{ 1) ~·(5-10) W -(-5) -(."-10) -(5-10) 139 'lm f<:1jT 246.64 212(39) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -( 5- J 0) -( '_In) ].+0 q~iJ~,1 178.26 eflrT~ 79 A menlties ami Land use Khilcbipur Tahsil -----::- ~---~~ -~------~- lUll 6:111 fiflti!tr¥! ;;11<: flfORlf1 '1- '!,fir ;:J!ll.:h! (Sf"!" 'f_fif IOtTtWr ";t fiif;r::-.r f~r iii iiii;!' titll'QJ') mfirlll, crT" Ifi'T i01I gmt;;, !J'~. ~ IHTlfi) iit lfiT ~Gln it f.rllie(l'l" Il~"~" iii ,=,) ~rl{f filii I qf('f~fR II>T IfItT (fir; . 1ft • if I W ------~- ifi is 20 11 12 13 14 IS 17 19 :2 ------"_ ------~--~--~-~------, Melkhedi KR Jirapur (3) Wheat. 4ll.0G 266.51 65.07 i8.H Jowar 10 97 IIIo4J 24.79 12.30 Chamar Kheda KR Jirapur(2 ) Wheat, JOWH i l} 0 1i5 2(}.5~ :.furjhadi Kk Jirapur(6) '.Vhea!. 105 07 4.47 JOWlf Chilawadi KR Jirapur(7) Wheat. 9. 12 122. 17 16.17 111.86 JOWar 40.26 Chilawad KR ]irapur( 6) Wheat, 15.39 178.08 10.32 Jo,var 38 16 ~u Jhuti.lhedi KR J irapur( 5) Wheat. ~5.53 118.09 11 Jowsr :,9 ., ~ . 36 Dhaunl KR Jir:tpur (5) Wheat. 26.7" 3i6 46 -t7 Jowar 13. )6 :' l. l ~ [rut Kh.;:JI KR Jirapur( 6) Wheat, 44.49 256.47 J()'~ar 45 85 In 67 25 l,-\ r; • S'J l(ajahedi KR Jirapur( 1 0) Wheat, Jowar S7. 19 739.75 142. Xl) 0-).80 Kf):upa KR· Jirapllr (3 ) Wheat, Jowar r Nheat, 16 64 309.(l5 18).25 1 ~. 37 K:lh:;r KheJa KR Jirapu ( 11 ) Jowar 36.21 53,40 30 47 Tal'riahedi KR Jirapur 7) Wheat, 324.12 Jowar Id·L:n 123. (i0 120 11 KJ.:Uci'=i;-!! KR Jirapur( 15) Wheat, Jllw~r 61. :,,) 542.21 234 54 3~3 24 Kundalia KR Ji rapur( 13 ) Wheat. Jowar ' I J 26 79. III J ~, Sldip:lra KR Jirapur ( 12) \.0\ heat, 5.63 32 100 J()war 14,).99 7~L 35 10,: .62 Kotd3. KR Jirapur ( 1 3) Wheat, 1 . ')9 Jowar 16. II 19-1 89 79 02 133.37 Jetpura KR Jirapuq 10) W!;cat, Jowar 304.6G I j -1. ; 5 ,,!,!6.09 Ubhaplll KR Jira\)ur( 7) Wheat, 39.79 Jowar 122.55 68 5~ 49.12 Pagaria KR Jirapur( 10) Wheat, 6.39 Jowar Uninhabited Padampura 80 f~~"'),!"{ n~~'~ \Sfif~fCi(CTTQ ~ci ~fq :';QQT1t ~-~ ~ ~ ~ - ---~------_------~------~ ;aq;;ria' :srif ,!f~g'l:{ (Iff;: II ,'t it ,!fcrsnt :aq;;rlg iiii'l ~!rl lIit;;rq it (-) l;Iftl1T l1ll1 ~ f'{flT1l 111" IfO' ;r,,, VT'l '" ~ :sr;nililfT iu 1fi"l6 ~;;r tIlliI'liOf ~ .m 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 9 10 141 lfl<:'l"~<:T 259.07 196(J4) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 142 ;rPf :i~r 82.10 12(2) -(- 5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) ... (5-10) 143 umcr~ 1,131.28 1,373(231) P( 1 ) PHS( 1) W PO -t 5-10) -(5... 10) 144 vJ<:,!<:T 114.14 W -(-5) 145 ~o;q-T 260.86 113(17) -(-5) ... ( -5) -(5-·10) -(5-10) W -146 'f.t<'flH >i~r 403.93 286(51) -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) .... (5-10) -(5-10) 14'7 C!7TFI ~~T 436,50 397(71) P( 1 ) -(-5) W -(-5) -( 5-10) -(5-10) 148 ;;r~~sT 462,32 591(118) ?( I) -(-5) W - (-5) -( -5) -(-5) 149 'l::-gr:, ;::- 1,003.91 1,545(277) P(I),M(I) -(5-10) \V -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 150 'filllTT 1j~T 567.31 769(118) P( 1 ) --( -5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) I 51 i>\';:-T<'f'!U 109.78 126(20) -( -5) -(-5) W - (- 5) -(-5) -(-5) 152 ~T~~Uf ~s, 562.30 660(104) PO, -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 153 154 <'flf<'fll'T ~¥T 276.07 56(7) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) ~-(-5) ~(-5) 1 ~ 5 ll~FT:sr~T 319.33 291(42) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -( 5-10) -(5-10) 156 'TlqT<'f~' 105.50 105(15) -( -~) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) J 57 'I1')'fi~~ 603.35 496(82) P(l ) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 158 qrfflS(~T 251. 35 364(64) P( 1) -( -5) \V -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 159 160 <'fe'Il:Uf'l,1 485.37 506(77) pel) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5) 811 Amenities and Land use Kbilcbipur Tabsil Q'TIJ trill fif~trIJ if," 'iffli 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 19 20 KR Jirapur(6) Wheat, 15.75 172.75 62.04 8.53 Gordhanpura Jowar KR JirapUr ( 7) Jowar. 1. 40 44.80 34.24 2.26 Nag Khedi Maize KR Jirapur ( 8) BAg Jowar, 53.58 774.25 182.39 121 .06 Dhatraoda ]\faize Uninhabited Haripura KR Jirapur( 10) Jowar, 1.36 108.39 '97.34 53 77 Sendli Maize KR JirapUr( 10) M"jze. 7.39 216.37 1;'5.78 44.39 Kalya Khedi Jowar KR JiI apur( 10) Maize, 11.39 249.13 153.55 22 43 Barman Khedi Jo~ar PR Jirapuy( 3) Wheat, 52 64 317 01 2}.70 69.97 Naihed.l Jowar KR Jirapur(8) EAg, Wheat, 35~ {i·1 499.47 49 49 1111.31 i3handawad ED Jowar PR Jirapur( 3) EAg, Wheat, 7.91 247.93 105.19 205 28 Kashf Kh,'di ED Jowar KR Jirapur( 2) Wheat, 0.16 109.62' Abdalpura Jowar KR Jirapur( 3) Wheat, 0.73 340.25 135.19 86.13 Brahll,an Kheda Jowar KR Jirapur( 3) Wheat, 1.96 1174.54 1..14.53 70.67 Batawda Jo\\-ar KR JirapUr(4) Wheat, 13 52 151 02 77 . ~4 34.09 Lalia Khedi Jowar KR Jirapur ( 4) Wheat, 25.92 10(:.78 115 31 71 32 Maharajpura Jowar KR Jirapur( 4) Wheat, (, 76 57.51 21.29 19.94 Gopalpura Jowar KR Jirapur( 7) Wheat 16.24 402.15 87.26 97.70 Bhikanpur Jowar KR Jirapur( 11 ) Wheat, 26.32 181.10 15.92 28.01 Bans Khedi Jowar KR J irapllr( 12 ~ Wheat, 33.17 420.15 59.23 72 57 Balaheda Jowar KR Jirapur( 15) Wheat, 64.12 290.2X 102.67 2R.10 Laxmanpura !owar 82 -~ ------llT1I ~ ~ ijf~'lfl ~'i!i!:1 :;pf ~fqS"!"{(tff~ ll'~ it 'jf'Tmlt :roflS ~1 ~ tf1 1tl0lll' if (-) iu t;trl'lrr mrf ~ ~ Ilfifq;~ t:{Ci qn:l.U~T 'll'l, ~~~ lin~ III !fitte'1l it IItlf it f>!(f;1T ~T ~ 'ifcfS't~ 'a'q~ ~ q)% lf~ ~ !I'~ ~~l (~~ if) !fiT ~lf1 ~ ~ I:~!lil ITf ~ -s fifi.Ift .• 5-10 flti.1:jl. an 10+ftl;.Ift.) Amenities available (if not available within the village a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz -5kms. ,5-1 Okms ,------and 10+kms__ . of the nearest place__ ""here..A- the__ facility------is available i9 given).__ _ ~,,~ ~~m oftit!fiT iT'li 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ------~------415.91 294(51) - (-5) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 167.35 138(24) -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 1 ('3 ~-.rf~T 323.67 56:(108) P( 1 ) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5) 1()4 '!iTC;s' 285.27 20( 3) -(-5) -(5-10) R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) • 282.74 J 23 ( 16) ~(-5) w -( - 5) -(5-10) 552 69 415(71) P( 1 ) -(5-10) W -(S-10) -( 5··10) -(5-10) 172.19 406.92 338(55) -(-5) . (- 5 ) w -(-5) -(-5) 191.58 209(41) -(-5) -( -5) \\' -( - 5) -(-5) 170 >:ai'li7T 350.52 629(100) P( 1 ) -(-5) \V -(-5) ..... ( -5) -(- 5) 186.48 270(3 5) -(-5) w -( -5) -(-5) -( 5) 172 ~r:;n13; 1,233.35 1,602.292) P(2),M(I) D( 1 ) W PO Thu.rsday -(10+) 114.27 247(31) -(-5) -(- 5) w -(-5) -(5-10) 869.91 1,343(217) P(1),M(j) MCW(l) R,W PO 633.70 706(127) P( i ) -( - 5) W -( -5) -(-5) -(-5) 176 9)~.rl 733.53 575(95) P( I) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) I 77 1li'li\,!~' 111. 74 404.17 263 (39) -(-5) -(5-10) 'IN -(5-10) -( 5-10) -(5-10) 907.79 999(176) P(l) w -1-5) -(-5) -(-5) __ (-5) 140.47 200(36) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 83 Amenities anti Land use Khilcbipur Tabsil -~--~---- "--~------Irt1I 6111 f'llli!ft1( 'l1R fmrl 'l~ '!,flJ 1iI1Pf)~ (1[1I(i\! '!_f" 91I'ZI'A IIit f~f1r", ~i if; Ifi ficqurl STIliIll, III" I6T 6T1I Cf~. ({Ii ram ~~I IliT .no.. ~~ it firllfi!611' ~"A it; {) ~1;jf 6111) qfit"tn ~ 'If" (fiI; .Ifi. it) 'JJlfS'l Land ule (i,e area under different typos or Land 11'1"11'1 '~f!Rq Ole in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place. ) lIIil~i!I' it; "81 ~------"------'""'I uri" iI'f .,a'l19 q~ .6)' fu. 11ft) it; fgil f~f'IiRI f~fua vcr", •••;:ql ~!l Remarta (~)'iR aj't .. including ltfIulfT~l ~f~ i any place of appro' Nearesl CulturabJc Area n01 religious, Boh town and waste (inclu. available historical to distance Power Stapl. irrigated Ullin 1· ding gaucbar for or arehaeolo· Name of village (in kms) Supply food Forest by lIourec g'l!ed and sroves) cultivation !lical interest Village ------_.,._------_------.._ ------11 U 13 14 15 16 17 1& 19 20 2 ------KR Jirapur(6 ) Wheat 10 80 202.37 103·73 99.01 Chhatarpura Jowar, KR Jirapur( 4) Wheat 7.29 ! 1 0.97 26.72 22.37 Semli Juwar , KR Jirapur( 8) Wheat 50. 12 227.39 4.75 41.41 KhcjJia Jowar, KR Jirapur (10) Wheat 0.5e 37.05 32.78 214.88 Kotda Jowar, KR Jirapur ( 11 ) Wheat 1. 66 94.60 56.73 129.75 Khumanpura Jowar, KR Jirapur ( 1 5 ) Wheat 9.41 264.85 170.64 107.79 Sarpoi Jowar, UlI'nhabited Deogarh KR Jirapur( 14) Wheat, 9.81 227.30 112.61 57.20 Semla Jowar • KR J irapur ( 14) Wheat, 5.68 115.20 49.80 20.90 SUrajpura Iowar KR Jirapur ( 1 0) Wheat, n.02 248.40 37.14 32.96 Khankri Jowar KR Jirapur( 12) EAg Wheat, 11.93 82.95 83.23 8.37 Shyampura Jowar KR Jirapur( 10) ED Wheat, 72.01 795.20 301. 13 65.01 Jhadmau Jowar KR Jirapur(15) Wheat, 15.56 67.81 27.02' 3.88 Kesarpura Jowar PR Jirapur ( 13) Wheat, 71.36 605.41 164.15 28.99 Mohan Jowar KR Jirapur ( 19) Wheat, 65 R8 468.27 82.01 17.54 Lasudlya Kheraj Jowar KR Jirapur( 18) Wheat, 37.78 425.11 232.81 37.83 Kandeli Jowar Uninhabitlid Shankarpura KR Jirapur( 5) Jowar , 17.44 239.39 1~9.24 18.10 Shahwajpura Wheat KR Jirapur (8).. IowaI' 37.19 614.72 204.85 51. 03 Rupaheda Wheat, KR Jirapur( 10) Iowar, 9.03 96.66 29.52 5.26 Kandiya Khedi 84 f~~lfft,~ (=I'~"T~ aTf:l~cnmi ~ci ~fq ~qtfm --~------~ _---_- -~------_-_- ---~------ro~T1I IrT1t IIrr 'fill IIflI 'fi1 '8<=1' ;;f::{~wr ~q'tf ~T (.~ ~q ~~- Loca· TOlal ~iw;f. \JT~-If1li) lion Total area population Day or Communica' Code of· the and Drinking days of tlons(Bus-stop nUID- Name of village (in number of water Post and the markets railway station' bt-r village hectares) households . Edu.::atioD Medical (Potable) Telegraph hat, if any water way) ------~---~------~----- 2 j 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ------~------~------181 '11fwl\'T li~T 478.0t 340(55) pel) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) - (- 5) 182 ~mft;rn 657.87 797(130) P(I) ... (5-10) W PO -( 5-10) -(5-10) 183 ~.gT ~~T 358.29 40)(65) P. 1) -(5-10) W PO -(5-10) -(5~~ C) 184 rrT~t;l;Jl~l 30-5.87 202(42) P( 1 ) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 185 ~'llf¥ltT 296.23 456(82) P(1) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -( 5-10) U6 ~ ~~r 237 89 260(49) -( - 5) -(10+ ) W -(10+> -(10+), -(10+) 187 l{T'!{T li~T 281. 12 183 (33) -(- 5) -( ... 5) W -( - 5) - t - 5) -(-5) 188 l!!CfT;Jl'T 236.23 198(.16) -(-5) -(-5) W -( -5) -(-5) -(- 5) 189 l!.i!fr~r 255.R8 322(50) P(I) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(~5) 190 'lia~~<: _. 258.53 240(41) -(-5 : -(-5) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 191 m~<: 456.81 . 852( 146) P(l ) -(-5) W -(-5) - (5-10) -(5-10) 192 qrq~GT 722.16 960(160) P( 1 ) -(-5) IN -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 193 <'I'e:1f1Tf1u 1 GL 23 201(35) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) - (- 5) 194 8l~1'T 242.01 359(62) -(-5) -(:...; ) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 195 ~~ 27.27 154(26) -(-5) -(-5) W,R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 196 fiffltl ~~) 124.98 11,2(16) - (-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 197 <:T;Jl,!<:T 207.39 311(38) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -( -5) ... (-5) 198 :;f",!f<:lI'T 138.60 145(28) -( - 5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 199 ITTlTtvr) 438.29 1,411(260) P(2). M(1) 0(1) W.R PO Sunday -(5~ 10) 200 <:Tlllf~T 256.89 176.(29) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) - (-5) -(5-10) 85 Amenities and Land use Khilcbipur Tahsil n f;rIRP ;rIR ,PI f1roft 'l~ 'lPf I8lI1rT'I' (.'Inr 'ff" raq'llA Ill) f_fil;;r fir;~) t fi fitqQf) ~t at" 'lit ""' cr~ • ~ ram ~-':I !tiT II'JWt;;I ~IR it f.i1R6''f 1Pr'f«lr t I() ~,,1 ~) 4fir~m. (tiI;.lfi. if) 1&1 "'" Wl(8l Land ule (i. e area nnder different types of Land III'1m ~ llIe in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places ) ~l{ t "",1 -----_. ----"------...... wfp' ;r.J tfra;rr W Ii .. _(I) II; mit v~iT t f~ f~~ f~f;nr .q~a .flJl, ~8 Remarkl ('I'T"R ar). including ~ulTt~l ~f~ ) any place of appro· Nearesl Cullurablc Area nOI religious, lOb town and waste (inclu_ available historh.:al to distance Power Staplo Irrigated Unlrrl- ding gauchar for or archaeolo· Name of village (in kms) Supply food ForeS! by source gated and groves) cultivation gica I in teres I Villa,e . _.-_-. ------. _----- 11 12 13 . 14 IS 16 17 IIlM 19 20 2 --_._------_-_ -_._ KR Jirapur( 1.0) Wheat, 10.37 318.41 110.73 38.50 Kho .lia KhedJ Jowar KR Jirapur(9) Wheal, 48.94 345.03 210.01 .53.89 TaoloJia Jowar KR Jirapur(9) Wheat, 20.44 250.75 77.65 9.45 Kundi Kheda Jowar KR Jirapur(8) Wh~at, 7.29 172.43 117.39 8.76 Gor,lhanpura Jowar KR Jirap urI 0) Wheat, 19.41 200.83 65.31 10.68 Dupadiya Jowar FeR Jtapur( 12) Wheat, 9.69 131.69 78.24 18.27 BaJu Khedi lowar KR Jirapur( 1 ) Wheat, 8.61 188.76 21'.45 62.30 Maflya Khedi Jowar KR lirapu t (3 ) Wheat, 14.78 157.94 16.50 47.01 Khubanpura Jowar KR Jirapur('3) Wheat, 18.26 153.59 27.14 56.89 Gu\radi Jowar KR JirapUt ( ') Wheat, 10.41 199.18 43.82 5.12 Fatehpur Jowar KR J irapur( 6) Wheat, 31.30 309.20 94.53 11.78 Sac'alpur ED Jowar KR Ji rapur (3 ) EAr Wheat, 53.44 3Eo.S9 147.42 160.71 Pe':paJda Jowar KR Jirapur( 4) Wheat, 11.06 63.46 2~·. 56 66.15 Laxmanpura Jowar KR Jirapur( 5) Wheat, 16.41 Ill. 49 85.8,; 28.23 Abllepura Jowar KR JirapUr (5) Wheat, 12.95 8.62 1. 21 4.49 Del'pur JQwar KR Jirapur(S) Wheat, 7.66 61. 22 30.10 26.00 Binya Khedi Jowar KR Jirapur (5) Wheat. 22.18 96.60 27.91 60,70 Ranipura JowaI KR Jirapur( 4) Wheal, 10.40 56.42 24.11 47.67 Cha i npuri ya Jowar KR Jirapur(IO) SA Wheat. 44.47 153.02 123.11 117.69 Gagorni Jowar K.~ Jirapur( 13) Wheat. 9.93 106.50 60.93 79.53 Rampuriya Jowar 86 f~~lf:ft'!~ ff~")~ ijft=(~qma ~~ ~fq iiQQ-n, ------~------~~ Imf 'lif "!'If lIflI 'liT ~;;r~m ~\'Tif.T ;;r;J ~f':ST~(~~ liT" if wcrartt ~oriS' ---- ~----~-----. ------~--- ~~~~ ---- ~~------1 ., 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ------~------2:Jl tTNT"'l"{T 57.Sf 90(13) -( -5) -(-5) W -(-5) - (0- 5) -(5-10) 202 i!f~lfT lisO'lt!i 87.44 104(17) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) ~(-5) -(5-10) 703 ";YTtp:l 69.21 60(11) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5 ) 2(A ~"{;;r~'r 305 _ 70 457(78) P( 1) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5 ) 205 qT~m 276.26 350(61) P( 1) -(-5) W 0-(-5) -(-5) -(5-10 ) 206 -(-5) 207 flT~\'T.r 246.86 168(27; -( - 5) W -(-5) -( -5) -(5-10) 115(14) 208 '1~'fI!:f~"{r 172.46 -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -( - 5) -(5-10) 209 Grau 153.99 112(22) -(-5) -(-5) W -( - 5) -( -5) -(5-10) 210 ~:jf9;,f 140. Q8 193(38) -( - 5) -(-5) \V -(-5) -( -5) -( 5-10) 211 ~h9;\T 17S.16 135(16) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 212 m:rflTf~!'fT 131.0S 146(21) -(-5) -( 10+) w - (10+) -( 10+) -( 10+) 13 'fi"{'!iU 320.41 434(73) P(I) -( 5-1 0) W -(5-10) -( 5-1 0) -(5-10) 214 ~;r'ffrlll 90.0S 46 (7) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 215 9;"{T '1i\!fi'l:r 75.04 .. qr"{T;r 216 ssr)~T 127.07· 173(26) - (- 5) -(5-10) W ~(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 217 'ltol',!rT(1l.tTiO'lT ~'l;;n) 93. 73 84 ( 14) -(-5) -(5 .... 10) W -( 5-1 0) -(5-10) -( 5-1 0) ;!18 q;~~"{ ] 34.19 66 (11 ) -(5-10) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5) 219 llii;;n 203.47 211(42) -( -5) .... (5 .... ]0) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5) 220 q;Y(~T 202.05 11 6( 20) -( 5--10) .... ( 5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) .... (-5) 87 A menities and Land use Khilcb.ipur Tabsil II~ ~ f;;~~ ;;~ ~f~ ;;J~i:q (8!"~ ~r" 'al(t(itt IIit f~l1rflt R;~I Ci "'et !tcq,,) 8Tfir•• "flA ~ ,,«!lit 9;~1 ~II~ it f.r1!i~6q ~q~ ~ ~) ~l;;T tllfi) ~f~~fR ~ IJl1i (tiIi.~.it) Land usc (i. II area under different typ•• of Land 1I1l'~ ~'tI~ Ole in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal place. ) q~. ~ twr'fl ,____---_-----A.. ______"-"\ "'lie i'ffl "rEl;;T 9 Ii ~ eei) "mit fii~i) ~ fn fQ'f~ f~f.f~ vq'ilg .,.,.. ~!l Remarltl (:q,,," 6l'~ including "fl'Qqt~l Q'f~ ) any place of appro· Nearesl Culturable Area nOI religious, aob town and waste (inclu. available historkal to distance Power Staple irrigated Unlrrl· ding gauchar for or archaeolo· Name of village (in kms) Supply food ForeS! by iourco gated and groves) cultivation gical int~rest Village 11 12 13 14 15 If! 17 18 19 20 2 KR Jirapur(tO) Wheat, 6.85 32.65 15.41 2.90 Gopalpura Jowar KR JirapuT ( 10) Wheat, 5.10 49.92 15.44 16.9S BaJia Mandloi Jawar KR Jirapur( 1 (J ) Wheat, 4.28 33.96 13 3:! 17.65 Bhagapllra Jawar KR Jirapllr(10) Wheat, 25.55 123.09 52.74 104.32 SUrajpUra Jawar KR Jirapur( 6) Wheat, 2.21 121.66 45.70 106.6" Padh Jawar KR Jirapur( 12) Wheat, 1. 79 365. 14 122. ·tt 70.81 Dobda Jowar KR Jiapur(lo) Wheat, 0.72 106.45 39 89 99.80 Hansalbey Jowar KR Jirapur(8) Wheat, 2.06 84.68 36.78 48.94 Raghunathpura Jowar KR Jirllpur( 6) Wheat, 0.29 72.9R 23 04 57.68 Titri Jowar KR Jirapur( 6) Wheat, 6.15W 102.84 lR.65 13.34 Tejpura Jowar ~R Jlrapur(7) Wheat, 2.r,lW 102.92 30 04 42.59 Haripura Jowar FP Khilchipur(29) Jowaf, 6.53W 43.85 16.56 64.14 Jhelamadia Maize PP T<.hilchipur(24) Jowar , 22.98W 173.35 32.74 91.34 Karkari Maize FP Khilchipur(24) Wheat, 1.65W 51 .36 7.53 29.54 Chainpuriya Jowar r !ninhabited PUra Karkari prP Khilchipur(24) . , Wheat, 6.57W 74.64 8.02 37.84 Shripura Maize FP Khilchipur(24) Jowar, 5.S6W 47.89 4.18 3('.10 Motipura (DakhIi Maize Semla) FP Khilchi pur(24) , . Jowar. 3.25W 40.45 18.38 72.11 Fatehpur Maize FP Khilchipur( 24) Jowar, 11.16W 115.97 4.26 72.08 Kadela Maize FP KhiIcbipur(24) Jowar, .. 7.28W 92.58 11.47 90.72 Gangapur Maize 88 VTlJ !liT ;nil VT1f !fiT '!"" ~ifli'lfT 1 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 9 10 --_------~------.. _.. _------_ 304.32 264(47) P(I) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 222 :prTl:T 147.00 93( 18) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5) 90.73 75(11) -(-'5) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(-5) 265.11 190t 34) -(--5 ) -(5-10) w -(5-10) .-(5-10) -(-5) 858.02 1,192(226) P(l),M(l) -(5-10) w -( 5- 10) -i5-10) 226 ~,!;;rr 171.91 :200(31) -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 104.62 96(12) -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 1 027 1 7 t, 648 ( 298 ) P( 1 ), M( 1 ) D( 1) w PO BS 168" 18 72(10) -(-5) -(... 5) w -(-5) -(-5) 230 ,{l~,!'!.:r 102.06 75(14) -(-5) -( - 5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 150.16 119(21) -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) :(-5) 133.19 82(13) -( -5) -(-5) w -(-5) - (-5) -(-5) 144.78 176(30) -(-5) -(-5) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -( ..... 5) 12.83 23 5 ll)ll:ifi'+r~<:T 182.59 240(45) P(1 ) -(-... 5 ) w -(-5) -(-5) 236 ~q)~<:r 52.53 crr<:FT 126.64 87(13) -(-5) -( ... 5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 130.74 73(9) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 546.46 642(118) P( 1 ) -(-5) w - (-5) -(-5) -(-5) 153.04 232(43) -( ... 5) -( -5) w -I -5) -(-5) -(-5) 89 A menities and Land use Khilchipur Tahsil -- ~-~~- ---~------~-----~- - II'Tlf t'T1I1 f;;lR~ ;f1Tl; f~ 'llllr qf'l r;J!flftlT (er .. ~ ql.f nlWr ~ flWfir'if ~1 ~ 1If~ mcqlll) srllr •• emr 1fT fITll rr~. ~ r;J~'Iif ~'{I .,1 .TIIt~ .. ~ II'l it f.r; ":(['1 !roll~. ~ Il) f'fTI'fl n'1fi) qfn'~RrIfi IIil "TIT (IiIi.Jft.il') 'If ~------11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 -- - --~ ----- . FP Khilcbipur(24) Jowar , 13.10W :205 03 28·35 57.84 Bawdi Kheda Maize FP Khilchipur(22) Jowa, , 8.50W 94.81 10.86 32.83 Kumara Maize FP Khi lchipur(22) Jowar , 4.41W 67 .51 2.93 I5.8l! Pura Kumara Maize FP Khilchipur(22) Jowar, 16.25W ! 81.86 24·79 42.21 Himmatpura Maize FP Khi Ichipur(22) Jowar, 48.25W 647.38 35.48 126.91 Semli Kalan Maize FP Khilchipur(16) Jowar, 7.70W 99.30 11. 70 53.21 Semla Maize FP Khilchipur(16) Jowar, 7.S2W 77.71 #) 94 12.45 Motipura Maize PR Khilchipur(16) Jowar, 150 04 55.60W 653.71 73.85 93.97 ._ Bhojpur Maize FP Khilchipur(16) Jowar, 5.86W 64.33 39.26 58.73 Ganeshpura Maize FP Khikhipur ,16) Jowar , 7.66W 46.85 11.03 36.52 Rajpura Maize FP KhilchipUI(16) Jowar, 10.50W 54.43 7.94 77.29 Gulkhedi Maize FP Khilchipur(16) Jowar, 5.19W 56.52 15.35 56.13 Balyapura. Maize FP Khilchipur(16) Jowar, 12.40W 79.97 8.65 43 76 Pipalkhedi Maize Uninhabited PUra Mohkampura FP Khilchipur(16) Jowar, 12.13W 89.53 16.96 63.97 Mohkampura Maize Uninhabited Devipura FP Khilchipur(16) Jowar, 9.76W 74.80 2.76 39.12 Laxmanpura Maize FP Khilchipur(16) Jowar. 5.29W 66.60 12.63 46.22 Dolatpura Maize FP Khilchipur(13) Iowar, 24.S8W 326.40 56.99 138 .19 Chibad Kalan Maize FP KhilclJipur(10) Jowar, 10.41W 128.32 1.62 12.69 Rughunathpura Maize 90 QT1'f !fiT "'if ~ 'Iil 'Pl ;or'f~lilfT 147. J 5 146 (28) -(-·5 ) -(-5) 'N -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) (i5 01 64(12) --( -5) -( - 5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 724.15 821 (151) P( 1) -(5-10) w PO -\5-10) BS 334.01 64 ( 12) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) +-5) 173.76 186(34) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(-5) 247 ~'l'F1:H 257.00 272(51 ) P( 1 ) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) :!99.73 369(61) P( 1 ) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5--10) -(5-10) , 249 .itijT~T IP 07 90(13) -( -5) -( 10+) w _(_5) -( 10+) -(-5) 200.29 148(25) -(-5) -(10-1-) w -(-5) 251 ll')l'lfPl~:T 262.66 95(14) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(-5} -(5-10) -(-5) 310.49 122(17) -(-5) -(10+) w -(-5) -(10+) -( - 5 ) 87.31 129(18) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5- 10) -(5-10) 92.25 66 ( 11) -(-5) w -( 10+) -( 10+) 226.41 275(41) P(1) -(5-10) w -(5-10) - (5··10) -(5-10) 50.30 356.82 512(95) P( 1) -(10+) w -(10+) -( 10+) -( 10+) 113.18 92( 15) -(.·5) -(5-10) w --(5-10) -( -5) -(5-10) 259 qinl'{)~T 139.80 151(26) -(5-10) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 260 ~ 75.03 56(12) -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) _(_5) 91 A menities anti Land use Khilcbipur Tahsil __ ._------irA eolll r"Ifi!~IJ ;r~ fi(Q1 'l~ '1"", G'qlI')f( (8IlIJier '!Iff! ta'qq)i[ ItO) flfl1J •.,. fit;~T ~ 1Il~ ficqQJ) urfiflll, VN I5lIfN q~. ~ G'Ulfif ~'{I Ifi) .TVt;:;r Q ~i!lfl it f,o;gij'IJ CWq,!i ,., -- ~-_------~ -" ----~-- -~- ~------~ ------~ ------~-- -_'-_ 11 12 13 14 D 16 17 III 19 20 2 ------_-_-_ FP Khilchipur(12) Jowar, 9.60W 137.60 3.63 64.82 Cliibad Khurd Maize FP Khilchipur (9) Jowar, 11.02W 56.93 5.50 73.70 Dh:lbli Khurd Maize: FP Khil chi pur ( 1 :» Jowar, 6.03W 28.00 4.5R 26.40 Amarpura Maize PR Khilchipur( 9) EA Jowar, 41.62W, 311.31 132.42 .227.27 N( I) Dhabli Kalan Maize )1.53T FP Khilchipur{S) EA Jowar, 7.15W 180.85 45.26 100.75 Dhabla Maize FP Khilchipur{ 9) Jowar, 12. SSW 88:09 9. 1 7 63.95 Shivpura Maize FP Khil chi pur (9) Jowar, 14.1'7W 160.53 36.62 45.68 Dhamanya Maize FP Khilchipur( 8) Jowar, 23.42W 197.11 25.93 53.27 Rupaheda Maize FP Khilcb.ipur( 11) Jowar, 4.S0W 40.61 14.95 127.01 Motipura Maize FP Khilchipur( t 1 ) ED Jowar, 8.86W 94.48 68.19 28.66 Durjanpura Maize FP Khilchipur( 10) Jowar, 3.64 7.75W 166.95 18.76 65.56 Mogyapura Maize FP Khilchipur( 11 ) lowar, 14.53 5.51W 125.00 19.91 145.54 Ganeshpura Maize FP Khi]chipur( 10) Jowar, 5.82W 60.96 2.85 17.68 Pur a Rupaheda Maize FP, Khilchipur( 15) Jowar, 4.81W 71.14 1.87 1-1.43 Ambabev Maize FP Khilchipur(9) Jowar, R 59W 96.37 s.+ ~ 8 66. :n Melu Kheda Maize: Uninhabited Dungarpur FP KhiJchipur( 12) Jowar, 1S.SSW 228.39 2s.50 80.81 Gadiame:r Maize FP Khilchipur(6) Jowar, 4.89W 39.43 10.14 58.72 Hi ml11atpura Maize FP K!;,i !chipur (5) Jowar, 4.00W 64.63 26.31 44.86 Bhawanipura Maize FP Khilchipur( 3) Jowar, 2.91W 39.22 6.08 26.82 Kodki Maize 92 Il{1I !fil ~ <;f;rU~1 'O'l<,!ia <;f" ~f I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 122.34 llO(13} -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 262 Ii[~r 243.59 212(46) -(5-10) w -1 5-10) -:S-10) -(5-10) 169. ~.) 199(32) - (·-5 ) -(-5) w -(-5) -1.-5) -(-5) 264 ~l!I 198.68 82(15) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5) 11 J • 13 47(8) -(-5) -( 5- 10) -(:'-10) -(5- 10) -(5-10) 158.79 175(32) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 95.33 268 ~ 130 88 5[(9) -(-5) -(-5) w -(-s) -(- 5) -(-5) 448.29 538(77) P( 1) -(-5) w -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) 167.97 8il (11) -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 221.02 283(45) P( 1) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) 272 ~~T 86.24 185(36) -( -5) -(-5) w .... (-5) -(-5) -(-5) 146(30) -(- 5) .... (-5) w -(--5 ) -(-5) -(-5) 274 'illTiF'IT 202.46 269(47) -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) 275 qq;;rr ~40.13 126(24) -(-5) --( -5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 276 ~"'!.l.:T 185.73 147(23) -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 79 05 70(9) -( - 5) -( 5-) -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) 278 'ift~,!<:T 262.88 21 5(36) -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 98.21 71(14) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 250.05 123(26) -(-5) w -(-5) -(10+) 93 A menities and Land use Khilcbipur Tabsil -,------1lf1f tJ1fI fiflli!tf'f if'" ftmft '!.~ "!.f'J IGqlJllT (lI[f{fu 'Ifq IGlfllTll iii) frr!1f'if ~1 ~ eJiiI" Rttflll) flTfiI •• IIT1I ttiT IfTtf iii) ~~ if f.r1!i1: (Ill Iffi"~ iii 1:) ftfTifl 611i) .qf6"n q~. ~~ 1G~!fi) ~,\ .11Il;:e ~ I(ftI (fiI;.lfi.it) WCf!11 Land use (i.e [.rea under different typos of Land ar'l'~ 2.mRir ute in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places ) If~~" ~ "liit .---_.______---A--___ ------.. "fie q.{ wra;:rf ~ q~ ati\ iti fuil .(IT ~ r~ fijf'iRI fij~ V~1!r.'I1I" aqtmi!i' Remaro (lTT""; sf'" including any place of """'"Il:l tlfil'") Neares' Culturable Area nOI religious, appro' available historical aoh town and waste (inclu- distance Power Staplo Irrigated Unlrrl· ding gauchar for or archaeolo- Name of to cull ivation gical interest Villago village (in kms) Supply food 1'oresl by source ,aled lind groves) ----_,-- III 19 <0 2 11 12 13 14 l~ 16 11 ------_------15.72 25.48 Bhan warpura FP Khilchipur( 4) )owar, 4.47W 76 67 Maize 25.73 73.21 Khedi EP Khilchipur(7 ) Jowar, 11. ~)W 133.45 Maize 68,23 28.44 65.25 Kodkya FP Khi Ichipur( 4 ) Jowar, 7,62W Maize 14.79 128.35 Nesh FP Khilchipur (5) Jowar, 1.75W 53.79 Maize 57.16 28.36 26,83 Negadia FP Khi]chipur( 5 ) Jowar, 0,78W MaIze 66.05 14,74 72.62 Rajpura FP Khilchi pure 5 ) Jowar, 5,38W Maize Uninhabited Kotda 30,52 5.H 81.08 Odpur FP Khilchi pure 3) Jowar, 2.56 1. 28W Maize 25.89W 260.32 104.49 57.59 Dalupura FP Khi!chipur( 4) Jowar, Maize '2.8IW 75.95 24.91 64.30 Rampuriya FP Khilchipur( 3) Jowar, Maize 14.62W 178.10 8.79 19.51 Borkapani FP Khilch ipur( 5) Jowar, MaIze Jowar, 8.56W 55.24 5.63 16.81 Sedra FP Khilchipur( 3) Maize 10.37W 86.02 8,73 9.82 Borda Najdik FP Khilchipur( 3) Jowar, Maize 7.13W 92.68 7,69 94.96 Chhawani FP Khi!chipur( 3) Jowar, Maize g ,--lOW 70.68 25.83 35.22 Bagh~;i FP Khilchipur( 3) Jowar, Maize 10.17W 118.8 J 6,74 50.49 Ruppura FP Khilchipur( 3) Jowa' , Maize 1,68W 31 ,03 7.69 38.65 Gopalpura FP Khilchipur( 3) Jowar, Maize 150.38 24.45 80.25 Chandpura FP Khilchi pure 3 Jowar, 7.S0W Maize 26,15 3. 1 (J 67.28 Pura Kherkheda FP Khilchipur( 10) Jowar, 1.68W Maize 84.63 15.39 145.28 Kherkheda FP Khi Ichipur( 11 ) Jowar, 4.75W Malzc 94 IrT1f ~, 'iIlI IWI 'f;l ';'" "'~.m vll5fflJrtf ~mij'T ft;; ifi1 ..r~ arl~ iI1;rr~/~T~ 'liT f~;rl d~ ~ q'Tif) ~r< . iii f~ Iff;: ~f ~ (ii(ij' ~ ~~- Loca Total ,illr.f • "'Ii{-~) tiOD TOlal area population Day or Cornrnunica' code of the and Drmking days of t1ons(Bus-stop nUIll Name of village (in number of water POst and the markets railway station' be'r vi\\age hectares) households Education Medical (Potable) Telegraph hat, if any water way', ------~ --- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 -- --- ~-~ 149.16 57(9) -(-5) -( 5- 10) w - (- 5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 163(30) -(5- to) -( 10+) w -(5-10) 245.90 261(52) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10 ) -(5-10) 54.16 68(11) -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-) -( 5- 1 ()) -(5-10) 43(10) -(-5) - (5-10) w -(-5) -( 5-1 0) -(5-10) 506.77 529(96) Pfl) -(5-10) w PO -l 5-1 0) -(5- 10) 354. ~3 254(53) -(-5) .... (5 .... 10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 238.66 19 7(31 ) -( - 5) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 4l .15 30G.21 2'\7(iiO) --( 5--10) w -(-5) -lS-10) 2 58 (43) -( --5) -(5-10) w -(-5) - (5-10) -(5-10) 72.77 148(23) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 79.77 97(16) -( --5 ) -(5-10) w -(5-10) -(5-10) 241. 38 256(40) -( - 5) -(5-10) w -(-5) -( 5-10) _(5-10) 202.60 129( 18) -(- 5) -(5-10) R -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 372.22 251(41) -( - 5) -( 5 .... J 0) w -( -5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 297.09 218(34) P( 1 ) -(5-10) w -( - 5) -(5-10) -(5-:0) 242.46 195(35) PO) -(5-10) w -(5-IO) -(5-10) -(5-10) 244i.04 276(47) P(l) -(5-10) w PO -(5-10) -(5-10) 300 mr)T: 112,64 g2(19) -(-S) -(5-10) w -(- 5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 95 Amenities and Land use Khilcb.ipur Tabsil ---- - ~---~ -~------~------~- VllI ~III f'fQtIl( 'f~ '!.f1I ------~------11 12 13 14 15 18 17 18 19 zo 2 FP Khilchipur( 1 0) Jowar, O.38W 54.42 13.85 80.51 Bislai Maize: FP Khilchipur(I2) Jowar, 4.74W 30.79 167.27 Motipura Pusht Maize talawada FP Khilchipur(lO) Jowar, 4.43W 1 ... 5.79 16.03 79.71 Tdlawada Maize FP Khilchipur( 10) Jowar. I.30W 18.16 5 92 28.78 Puratalawada Maize FP Khilchiplll ( 9) Jowar, 1.3.'W 29.86 0·67 4.05 Pllepalia Pusht Maize talawada FP Khilchipur ( 9 ) Jowar, 31.65W 331.66 73.55 69.91 Sadia Kuwan Maize FP Khilchipur(9) Jowar, 10 25W 136.53 32.47' 175.18 H:uipura Maize FP Khilchipur(S) Jowar, 2.51W 71. 24 33.15 131.76 Madanpura Maize Uninhabited Madanpurj FP Khilchipur( 7) Jowar, 11.13W 181.82 2'1.95 90.31 Gottia Luhar Maize FP Khilchipur( 6) Jowar, 7.79W 160.68 19 47 46.03 Chhipipura Maize FP Khilchipur( 6) Jowar, 2.46W 47.85 5.32 17.14 Pura Chhipipura Maize FP Khilchipur(21) JOWar, 11.74W 49.5 .. 1.30 17 .19 Piplya Maize FP Khilchipur(20) Jowar, 37.24 19.14W 81.3H 13.98 90.64 Kalakundala Maize FP Kllilchipur ( 23) Jowar. O.90W 83.02 3.25 110·43 KOlda Maize fP Khilchipur( 23) Jowar, 6.91W 179·87 68 _77 116.67 Dehra Maize FP ! f~~~,!1: ff~)~ -_-~~-- _. -----_-_------_------m"fTtl II11f Ifil ;fTlf I[J1I ~ ~;;f~W ~i'fia' ;;r;r ~fqa", (lff~ 1I Tl! it ~f~aTI:i :ro:TiS 'I'~l ~ 5') If;Jn it (-) iff frotln lJlI, ~ "'~ ~i'f .sf?,q;<'I ~ qft,m:l arYl; ~q ~ ifT~ ~I Il1TlSGlti it IITl! ~ f;;f6Of) ~r '" ~fifattt 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ------301 'l 302 l[T'l'IU 282.73 136(29) P(l) -(10+) w -(5-10) -(10+) -(10+ ) 303 ~~ 517.74 455(92) P( I) -(-5) W ~(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) 3l)4 ~a-"li~T 412.24 404(61) P( I) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5) 305 iq'[T 120.14 17(fl) -(-5) -(10+) W -( 5-~ro) -(-5) -(10+) • 306 ."f~1 190 62 149(32) -(-5) -(10+) w -( 10+) -(-5) -( 10+) 307 lillT'J;"H 115.38 87(18) -(-5) • (10+) w -(5-10) -(-5) -( 10+) 308 "!'ti'f~T 46.11 ct"ru;=r 309 'n<~"{T 106.93 174(31) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5 ·10) -(5-10) -( 10+) 310 f~ll-''I') (36.43 99(17) -( -5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+) 311 ~TiiT 183.97 181(32) -(5-10) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(5-10) -(10+> 312 l!'~')%"{T 117.68 78 (17) -(-5) -(5 10) W ·,(5-10) -(-5) -(10+) :113 qr~",q,!l;r 75.92 77 ( I 1) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-1G) -(-5) -(10+) -<14 ;a-~1.I"I'p:r 69.48 104(18) -(-5) -(10+) w -( 10+) '~l- 5) -(10+) 315 ~t~f~'H 63.61 86(19) -(-5) -(10+) w -(10+) _ -(-5) -(10+) :>16 ~Tij-~ ...r 60.64 95(17) -(-5) -(10+) W ... ( 5-10) -(-5) -(10+) 317 ~i'fTq~ 123.72 8805) -(S-IO} -(10+) \V -l-5) -(-5) -( 11)+) .lI8 q~q,! 319 'ffif<'fTQT'I') 185.69 105(17) -(-5) -(10+) W -(-5) -(-5) -(10+) 3 to .-r~ 329.12 348("> P(l) . -(10+) w -(-5) -(-5.) -(10+) 97 A menities and Land use Khilchipur Tabsil - ~------_--___- IlPl n riilliltllJ illR f~ '1.- '!ofll' liI~ltT (ll'lf8 ~flllilq~)tr ~ f~nr ------~------~------" ------11 12. 13 14 15 H! 17 18 19 20 2 --- --~------.-- - FP Khilchipur (20) Jowar, 39.64 6.71 33.70 Pura KuIipura Maize FP Khi lchipUr (I 8) Jowar, 1.17W 132.75 9.47 139.34 Manpura Maize FP- Khilchipur( 14) JOl'lar, 18.74W 286.19 12.45 200.36 Sedri Maize FP Khilchipur( 12) JOW,H, 18.50W 235.59 1-2.19 145.96 Satankhedi Maize FP Khilchlpur( 18) Jowar, 2.70W 50.19 4.31 62.94 Sevni Maize FP KhiIchipur( 18) Jowar, ::!. 53\\- 110.60 10.67 66.82 Naiheda Maize FP Khilchipur( 18) Jowar, 3.43W 66.17 3.12 42.66 Khemapura Maiz.e Uninhabited Churelpura FP Khilchipu r( 28) Jowar, 9.52W 59.78 1. 50 36.13 Badri Maize FP Khi Ichi pur (28) Jowar, 7 O?W 53.59 5.11 70.64 Timarni Maize FP KhiIchipur( 28) Jowar, 51. 02 7.31W 64.66 8.72 52.26 Dob Maize FP Khilchipur(28) Jowar, 6.06w 52.03 2.76 56.83 Gundipura Maize FP Khi!chipur(28) Jowar, 33.84 0.02 42.06 Mohkampura Maize foP Khilchipur( 28) Jowar, 3.49W 53.79 3.67 8.53 Udyapura Maize FP KhiIchipur( 28) Jowar, 4. (iJW 46.42 0.63 11. 93 Rampuria Maize pp Khi Ichip1.M'(28) Jowar, 3.ll4W :!8 ... 8 R.36 19.96 Purasevani Maize FP Khilchipur(28) Jowar, 3.47W 68.62 2.31 49.32 TaIltwadi Maize FP I(l-tikhipur (28) Jowar, 35.21 1.42 84.04 Paraspura Maize FP Khilchipur( 28) Jowar. 3.39W 60.39 8.86 113.05 Pat)apani Maize FP Khirc11il'nr (28) Jowar, 17.39W 200.39 26.77 84.57 Khajli Maize 98 ~"~fCfUTQ ~~ ~fq ~'ltI)q r~i?I:;i\,!~ C'I'~""i?l _------.------_--_------~--- _-- -~------~OTiia \W'f ~f;!!lI~(lff<: "H~ if ,!fl:{E"~ ~\'Iill i'fi!'1 ~ til ~<'r" if (-).6 fl'lTtqt~' ~ ro;:ftlr IIT1' ~, ;fIll VJ1l ~ ~;;J~~ 6I)"l: ~Q' it ill;: ~, £fi)~!Ii it IH" a- f<;(tfOfT ~f ql: !!~en~ a-IJ<'rill ~ qlt em III If~~) ~ -(-5) -(10+) W -( 10+) -( - 5 I -(10+) 326 q')q"~~T l1l,mr 155.47 183(30) -(10+) 320(64) P( 1) -( 5-<10) W -(5-10) -(-5) 327 ~"(If~T 368.11 -(10+) 87(18) -(-5) -(5-10) N -(5-10) -(-5) 328 '1"l:r ~tTIIU 91.46 -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(-5) - (10+) 329 $~T lfl"l:Tif 334 ~CI"l:,!"l:r 44.63 -(1 0+) -(-5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(-5) 335 "Tlf<'rf ~ -(5-10) W -(-5) -( -5) -:(10+) 338 fi{;;TtTlfi~ 292.44 229 (36) -(-5) ... ( - 5) -00+) -(-5) _(-5) w -(-5) 339 IifTll,!~T 144.59 68(12) emlif 340- ~"I til"tT"l:T 101.69 99 Amenities and Land use Khilcbipur Tabsil r;;IR~" '(fA '!,f*!' ;;rq!fttl (lI"ln '!_f" ;;rqll)tr !fit fil'!1r." ~1 t Vel ficqQJ' aAA.,. ~ .. ~~ 'i~1 ~I(~ it f.ilRtll' C'llffflf t C) "'rfll ftlli J 4fft"n (til; . 1ft • it) Land use (i. e !lrea under different lypII of Land .".. 'l.:fft~ Ole in heclares rounded up 10 2 decimal placn ) lI'~f~ iti ,,,,,, ~------_------"------...... "riler ;r;;J ~ra;or) i) Ih 11('6) it; mit 1ii(,It t f~ f"f'fl! ftlf~ Vq"'II ••\1Il ~s Remarb (tlt'IR 8i), including 'fI'Otlfil:l "f~ft i aoy place of appro' Neares) Culturable Area 1101 religious, ach town and wa$te (inclu available histori~a\ to distance Power Staple Irrigated ;'OIUI' ding gauchar for or archaeolo. Name of village (in kms) Supply food Foresl by source ".ded and groves) cullivation gical interest Villago . 11 12 13 14 IS Hi 18 19 20 2 FP Khilchipur (23 ) Jowar, 9.67W 120.54 19.15 34.39 Richhadiya Maize FP K.hilchipur(22) Jowar, 8.14W 7190 4.46 17.65 Ac~alpura Maize FP Khllchipur(22) Jowar. 10.89W 104 71 13.87 34.05 Doria Khedi Maize FP Khilchipur(21) Jowar, 1.63W, 23.70 5.7(; 20.13 Badia Maize FP Khilchipur( 21 ) Jowar, O.82W 7.11 1.93 24.85 Hatepur . Maize FP Khilchipur( 21 ) Jowar, 1.46W 62.95 22.55 68.51 Peeplya Khavaa Maize FP Khilchipur( 21) Jowar. 1516W 174.45 62.73 115. i 7 DUrgpura Maize FP Khilchipur(21) Jowar, 5.80W 39.63 17.13 28.90 Pura Durgpura Maize FP Khilchipur(21) Jowaf, 6.23W 10.36 o 35 3.60 PUra Sedra Maize FP Khlichipur(21) Jowar, 33.Q5W 244.58 46.54 56.55 Sedra Maize FP Khilchipur(30) lowar, 15.66 5.16W 36.20 9.82 46.73 Kadi Kheda Maize Uninhabited Mahuwa Kheda FP Khilchipur(35) Jowar 5.77W 36.32 16.63 59.07 Amarpura Uninhabited Chhatarpura FP KhUchipur(30) JoWaf, 14.36 6.12W 33.30 1. 98 7.61 Dhabli Khurd Maize FP Khilchipur(35) Jowar , 9.21W 58 49 2 20 52.30 Bedar l\faize. FP Khiiichipur(30) Jowar, 76 31 0.48W 9.48 5.31 0.40 Karanpura Maize FP Khilchipur(32) Jowar, 9.41 7.S5W· 125.02 2.87 147.29 .. Bioayakbe Maize FP Khilchipur(30) Jowar, 28.77 3.85W 17.50 2.56 91. 91 Shampura Maize uninhabited Kundi Khoyra 10') --_ .._------QIll 'fil 'fIll 1lT~!fiT '!i'" "I'~!jln "IlB''1 "I'if ~f~ aTf' (lff<: !,Ill!' if ,!f,nnri ;oqBiS' ~T ~ ~l 1Ii!\'I1I if (-) iu ~hr' Iflil ~ '!iB .., iif'liB I{ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 66 (13) -(-.5) -(-5) W -( -5) -( -5) -(10+) 179(32) -(-5) - (5-10) W -(5-10) -(-5) -( 10+) 3 7 :1 -: 5 405(74) P( 1 ) -(-5) -(-5) Sunday -( 10+) 122.30 61 ( 11 ) -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) 1~2.72 289( 52) -(- 5) -(5-10) w - (5-10) -( -5) 81 10 69(12) -(-5) --(5-10) w -(-5) '-(-5) - (5-10) i50.97 - (-5) -( 5--10) w -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) 10·l, 75 32(,(54) -(-5) -(-5) R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 9R.25 221(35) -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) ::. 1:'.9 J 33 (55) P(1) -(-5) w -(-5) 42.85 115(18) -(-5) - (5..... 10) W -(-5) -( - 5) -(5-10) 40.02 Cf'h'Fr 47,;.21 J,16·1(2IR, P(1),M(J) -(5-10) w PO ThUrsday -(5-10) 261 81 338 (70) P(I) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 100.30 141(21) -(-5) - (-5) w -(-5) -( -5) -(-5) 78.95 38) (65) P(I) - (- 5) R -(-5) -(-5) -( -5) Z27.14 147(20) -(-5) W -( -5) -(-5) 121.14 94(13) -(-5) -(-5) w - (-5) -( -5) 506.35 77 I) ( 132 ) P ( 2 ) , M( 1 ) o W,R PO Tuesday BS 70.08 ". 101 Amenities and Land use Khilchipur Tabsil ~------~.., IItlf ~111 f ------~- ---~-~------. 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 ------~-~--- -~----- FP Khilchipltr( 29) .lowar, 2.13W 24.39 14.68 48.53 Haripura Pustdhand Maize FP Khilcripur( 32) Jowar, 4.4()W 92.64 6.38 21.97 Bhawanipura Maize KR Khilchipur{ 28) Jowar, 117.33 6.09W 162.66 19.58 68.09 Dhand' Maize FP Khilchipur(30) Jowar, 28.42 3. J9W 23.83 7.24 59.6"2 Atraliya Maize FP Khilchipur( 32) Jowar. 15.20W 88.62 15 29 33.61 Borda Shriji Maize FP KhiIchipur( 34) Jowar, 4.13W 43.28 1. 18 32,51 Narayanganj Maize FP Khilchipur(35) Jowar, 2.10W 55.85 19 92 73.10 Laxmanpura Maize 98 FP Khilchipur( 35) Jowar, 14.70W 178.92 12.36 77 GorJhan 1\1aize FP Khilchipur{ 35) Jowar. 18 98W 68.46 2.22 fl.59 Gordhanpura Maize FP Khi !.;hi pnr (34) Jowar, 37.92W 152.22 5.01 18.70 Kherkhedi Kalan MallO FP Khilchipur ( 34) ]owar, 5.38W 24.42 0.44 12.61 Gokulpura Maize Uninhabited Tolikheda FP .K.hi lchipur( 34) Jowar, 100.14W 307.73 8.63 59.71 Bhumria Maize FP K.hilchipur (33 ) Jowar, 1O.84W 109.95 22. 11 118.91 Haripura Maiz~ FP ~hilchipur(33) Jowar. 27.71W 63.28 4.62 4 69 Nayapura Maize FP Khi Ichipur( 33) Jowar, 12.99W 49 33 4.58 12 05 Rampuria Maize FP Khilchipur( 34) Jowar, 16.10W 155.76 19.50 35.78 Bhamanya Khcdi Maize KR Khilchipur( 32) Jowar, 16.27 1.3gW 32.43 9.35 6 1.71 Bijaypur Maize KR Khi Ichi pur {3 0) Jowar, 56.11 15.95W 139 64 76.49 218.16 Papdel Maize Uninhabited Chamari 102 f~~~'F ff~,,)a ~;:r"ifcnTTQ t!et ~fq \ilJllftJ . ------.-~------~-- . ---~------~ Vlll '!iT 'ftll U~ '!l1 ~l;r ;;f;ffllil:ft 'aq~.U ;;f'f ~f(,!:lIf' (tlf<: II til it ,!f 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 .--~-~~-~------(-5) 361 ~'Jl;t 115.70 7)1(15) -(-5) W -(-5) -!-5) -( ... 5) \ 362 'il;<11f-'::~l 62.96 ' ,fl<:r'1 363 !?tfifTllf'!,l 36.20 47(6) -(-5) -( - 5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 364 ttl'll","'.!<:T 277.78 613(W2) P(l) -( - 5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 365 qle~) 117.59 93(17) -(-5) - (-5) W -(-5) -\-5) -(-5) 366 ..rl§'ll~ 57.49 58~9) -( ... 5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) 367 'fillF'Il 311 .14 224(37) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -l-5) 368 fl/T 369 if<.li~T 84.16 266(44) -( - 5) -( - 5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) . 370 q'l;~U 164.09' 218(44) -( -5) -(-5) W -(-5) - (-5) -(-5) 371 1fi;:~T 1Si'~ 239,16 202(35) P( 1) - (-5) W - (-5) -(-5) - (-5) 372 $'H ~'l;lij~) 223.93 71\l4) -(10+) -(10+) w -(-5) -( -5) ':( 10+) 309.20 234(43) -(5-10) -(5-10) 373 l1Ir;;r·rr w -(5-10) Wednesday -( 10+> 374 mel~~ 358.78 216(40) - (- 5) -- (- 5) w -(-5) -(-5) -(10+ ) 375 ~"l:fT 113.77 69(11) -(-5) - (. 5- 10) W -( - 5) - (-5) -(10+> 376 '{tlTtr~ 119.82 iif'h:T'f W 317 ~1(1'f') 200.98 151(29) - (- 5) -(5-10) W -( -5) -(-5) -(10+) 378 ~ 379 218.35 ~~~r.r 146(27) -(-5) -(10+ ) w "(5-10) - (-5) -(10+) 380 ~fl1lT;;f 175.96 142(22) -(5-.0) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(-5) -( 10+) 103 A rnenities and Land use Khilcbipur Tahsil VN" r;rQP;r~ ~'l 'l1Rr "-"' WlPfttr (BrIl{Ur '!.flf 18q'qttr iii) f~f1r;;"f ~T it; aiel IicqUl) mllr.. II1If liT ;mr q~ ~ am ~ll Ifi) .~ ~~ it firQalf 1(WIf~ it; 'l) ~;"fT 1I11i) 4ft1lfftrl!i firlQ1i (til; . 1ft • if) '{em Land ule (i. e area IInder different types of Land IIf'fIff ~'{m KR Khilchipur(30) JO'Nar, ,.. 8.83W 19.12 1.61 6.64 Ruganathpura Maize KR Khilchipur( 29) Jowar, 81. 74 45.57W 89.60 19.63 41. 24 Gopalpura Maize KR Khilchipur (32) Jowar. 4.31 2.14W 42.61 17.70 50.83 Patdi Maize ." KR Khilchipur(32) Jowar, 2.15W 30.58 8.07 16.69 Bherugarh Maize KR K.hilchipur (28) Jowar, 11. 67W 105.74 38'35 155.38 Koyla Maize Uninhabited Shivpud KR Khilchipur (28) Jowar, .\. 20.14W 44.1 I 8.08 11.83 . Barkheda Maize KR Khilchipur(26) .10\\ ar, 32.97 3.g4W 69.17 24.48 33.63 Paraspura Maize KR Khilchipur(27) Jowar, 88.08 8.22W 74.54 19.77 48.55 KlIndikheda Maize KR Khilchipur(15) Jowar, 1.36W 104.94 29.16 88.47 PUra Kher Khedi Maize KR KhI 1chiptlr(l7) Jowar, 7.25W 155.20 31.62 115.13 Khajla Maize FP KhilcnJpur(19) Jowar, 235.32 4.23W 47.13 11.07 61.03 Ghatakhedi Mai:ze FP Khilchipur( 18) Jowar, 2.41W 24.95 8.68 77.73 Jhanrya Maize Uninhabited Rami:arh PP Khilchipur(l7) Jowar, 9 68W 82.95 33.45 74.90 Lakhoni Maize FP Khilchipur(16) Jowar, 1.12W 67.30 10.67 31.03 Purakhajla Maize FP Khilchipur( 18) Jowar, 0.28W 84.66 8.88 124.53 Behdibey Maize FP Khilchipur(19) Jowar, 4.04W 66.70 22.85 82.37 Khutiabey Maize 104 f!R~:eil'~'{ ff~9T~ ~;:r-§f~Q ~fi ~fq ;a-qllTtl ------~------~------~;fr'Q IlTlf llif ;JTlf Ilf1l !lit ~ ...rn..n ~<1.!'.t "'" '!tlf l'1Tr( (ll'f;; II r'l' if ,!fq-srtt \3'Imi9' ;rif ~ ttl 1IiT~ if (-) ie """tlfT 1111'1 ~ iii~ ;8<;1' ~7''fi~ ~ 3 8 3 ~T'Il'tft'll~ 66.38 157(29} -(-s) -(5-10) W -(-5) -(5.... 10) -( 10+) 384 ~<:~~'T ~i 107.19 118(23} -(-5) -(5-10) W -(5-10) -(-5) -( 10+) 3 85 ~!If<'f'f(T 248.70 290(62) -(5-10) -( 10+) w -(-5) -(-5) -(10+) 38(; 'fcrT'fl~<:T '!~ ,,!<'fT'!,<:T7 7 • 93 114(22) -(5-10) -( 10+) w -( -5) -(-5) -(10+) 387 'litT<'f't'l:T 93.05 45(7) -(5-10) .. (10+) w -(-5) -(5-10) -( 10+)- 388 qT~T<'f 224.71 432(17) P( 1) -(5-10) W PO Saturday -(10+) 389 ~'T orr<:l(1 73.58 138(26) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(-5) -(10+) 390 ~<:',!U 52.70 ~3( 10) -(-5) - (5-10) W -( -5) -(-5) -(10+) 391 ~I{<;I'~~T 153.12 114(19) - (- 5) -(5-10) W -(-5) -( .... 5) -(10+> 392 fij'ljrl'1.<: 177.80 212( 43) -(-5) -(5-1O) w -(-5) -(-5) -(10+) 393 ~'l'T~~T 283.05 430(70) P(I) -(5-10) W. -(-5) -(-5) -( 10+) 394 ,!q-r~~ 325.44 292(52) -(-5) -(5.... 10) W -(-5) -(-5) -(10+ ) 395 ~;::",!'U 135.81 65(13) -(.... 5) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(-5) -(10+) 396 ~.~q[\' 84.50 103(19) -(-5) -(5... 10) w -(-5) -(-5) -( 10+) 397 <11<.'f1ft 398 li~qT li:~T 82.00 44(8) -(-5) -(5-10) w -(-5) -(-5) -( 10+) 399 ~iU~ 39.02 mA .400 ~;::;J& 142.06 ISS (11) -~-5) -( 5-11) w -(-5) ""J -5) -( 10+) IJ5 Amenities and Land use Khilcbipur Tahsil VA ~1Il .fiflR~ if~ 'fI"f" rcllIlIYIl (lI'1fu 'ifII 'lqlittJ Ill) f.l1r.if fimll ~ a1~ IitlfQJ) al~. IJ~ ~Ii 'lm ~'(I • ~I(~ it f.r~tI" !{W"~ it; e:) ~Tl'll !Jill) qflJ~m ~ ",Ii (fifi. 1ft. it) Land use (i. e area under different typos of Land III'I~ ~~rc( use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places ) "Q~" it; ~~l ,_------"------. "lis. ~~~--- -~------11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 FP Khilchipur( 16) Jowar, 1.36W 21.82 1. 21 60.32 Bhawanipura Bedibey Maize FP Khilchipur( 16) low"r, 3.07W 7':) 41 16. J2 99.80 Kulipura Maize FP KhilchipUl ( 16) Jowar. 3.83W 31.·85 5.83 24.87 Rampuria Maiz~ FP Khilchipur( 15) )owar. 4.55W 40.26 2.-.12' 60.26 Kherkltedi Khurd Maize FP KhilchlpUr ( 16) lowar, 15 95W 93.47 21.43 117.85 Kusbalpura Maize FP Khilchipur( 16) Jowar. 2.8{)W 34.93 5.19 35.01 Bhawanipura Pust Maize KuJipura FP Khilchipur (16) Jowar, 0.97W 32.04 10.21 49.83 Mangalpura Maize FP Khilchipur(20) lowar, 28.96W 105.18 8.95 81 62 Barol Maize FP Khilchipur( t 8) Jowar, 6. :l1W 35.49 7.65 24.23 Pura BamI Maize FP Khilchipur( 16) Jowar, 2.63W 26.86 1.32 21. 89 Hirapuri Maize FP Khilchipur( 17) Jowar, 21.69 ?67W 53.85 12.42 57.49 Semalkhedi Maize FP Khikhipur (22 ) Jowar, 24 29 9. 98W 76.13 9 39 58.01 Singhanpur Maize FP Khi1chipur(2Q) .. lowaI , 0.83 14.63W 123.63 6.70 137.26 Dewakhedi Maize FP Khilchipur( 20) Jowar, . 13.75W 109.32 9 99 192.38 Subahedi Maize FP Khil(,hipur(19) Jowar, 2'28W 45.30 5.07 83.16 Sur,.jpura Maize FP Khilchipur( 18) lowar, 1657W 43.33 6.00 18.6Q Jhundapatti Mai"ze FP Khilchipur ( 14) Jowar, 53 51 6.08W 21. 09 4.81 24 71 Lalpuria Maize FP Khilchipur( 12) 10war, 46.47 13.20 0.86 21. 47 Khetya Khedi Maize Uninhabi ted Hardapura FP Khilchi pur ( I 5) J@war, 2.32W 47.12 6 07 86.55 Khand"rbeh Maize 106 Ill'll "" ~ :;r~.lfr '3'l<'fOC] GI1'T '];fliSlt:( (lff~ ~ T'f ij ~fqaT~ ~il'.l 'I'@ ~ m lfiT\lflf ij (-) h 'fITtll"T 'TIf1 ~ ~;;r ~" 'fi~ !{"