Office of the Collector & District Election Officer Burhanpur (MP)
SVEEP PLAN 2020-DIST. BURHANPUR
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SR. Topic Page Details No. 1 Map of the District 02 2 Brief History of the District F 03 -04 3 Physical features of the District 05-08 4 Points of intrest Burhanpur 09 -10 5 Administrative Setup and Importent Statics 11 -14 6 Sveep Core Team 15 7 District profile and election related Information 16 -19 8 Sveep Objectives - 20 9 Sveep Action Plan –target groups 21 -27 10 Sveep Activity Plan & T imeline 28 -30 11 Partnership for SVEEP 31 12 Annexure -1- Details of Colleges 32 13 Annexure -2 Banks & O ther Details 33 14 Annexure -3 Media Persons & P ress Details 34 -37 15 Annexure -5- Polling percentage of AC - Nepanagar - 179 -2018 – 38 -54 from Low to high
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MAP OF BURHANPUR DISTRICT
BURHANPUR DISTRICT
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BRIEF HISTORY OF THE DISTRICT In 1536 A.D., the Mughal Emperor Humayun, after his conquest of Gujarat, had visited Burhanpur and Asirgarh via Baroda, Broach (Bharuch) & Surat. Raja Ali Khan (1576‐1596 A.D.), also known as Adil Shah, was asked to submit to Akbar, when the latter had sent an expedition to Khandesh, in the summer of 1577 A.D. The former, to avoid the unequal contest with the mighty Akbar, dropped his royal title of Shah and accepted the Suzerainty of Akbar.This marked an epoch in the Deccan policy of the Mughals, for Khandesh was used as a base for the future Conquest of Deccan. Raja Ali Khan constructed many buildings like Jama Masjid in the upper portion of the fort of Asir in 1588 A.D., Jama Masjid at Burhanpur in 1590 A.D., Idgah at Asir, mausoleums & Serai at Burhanpur and Serai & Mosque at Zainabad. Bahadur Khan (1596‐1600 A.D.) successor of Raja Ali Khan declared his independence & refused to pay homage to Akbar & his son Prince Daniyal, which enraged Akbar, who marched towards Burhanpur in 1599 and occupied the City without any opposition on 8 th April 1600 A.D. Akbar paid a visit to Asirgarh, so as to inspect it personally, where he stayed for 4 days before returning to his Head Quarter at Burhanpur. Prince Khurram was nominated as the Governor of the Deccan in 1617 AD, by Jahangir to succeed Prince Parviz, and was bestowed the title of Shah by Jahangir. Khurram led the Mughal army to a peaceful victory by which Jahangir was pleased with his success & conferred him the title of Shah Jahan on 12th October, 1617 AD. After the death of Jahangir in 1627, Shah Jahan ascended the throne of Mughal empire. Due to troubled conditions in the Deccan, he reached Burhanpur (Deccan) on the 1st March 1630, where he stayed for the following two years, conducting operations against Bijapur, Ahmadnagar, and Golkunda. On 7th June 1631, Shah Jahan lost his beloved & favourite wife Mumtaz Mahall at Burhanpur, and her body was buried at first in the Garden of Zainabad, across the river Tapti. Early in December of the same year (1631 AD), the remains of her body were sent to Agra. Later on 6th March 1632, Shah Jahan left Burhanpur for the north, after appointing Mahabat Khan as the viceroy of the Deccan. From the mid 16th Century to the early 18th century, the Nimar region (including Burhanpur, East Nimar,West Nimar Barwani District), was under the rule/impact of Aurangzeb, Bahadur Shah (Mughals), Peshwas, Sindhia, Holkar & Pawar (Marathas), Pindaris etc. Later from early part of the mid 18th century, the management of the Nimar region came under the British.
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The Burhanpur district did not remain unaffected by the Great Uprising of 1857, which swept the country, against the British rule. In connection with the so called Riots of 1857, Tatya Tope had gone through the region of Nimar and before marching out of the region, burnt the police stations and Govt. buildings at Khandwa, Piplod and a number of other places and escaped again to central India by way of Khargone. The Burhanpur district was greatly affected with the beginning of freedom movement, Non‐Co‐operation movement, Civil Disobedience movement, Quit India Movement etc., to obtain the Independence of the Motherland India, from late 18th century till 15th August 1947. During this time Near by District Khandwa was visited by Swami Dayanad Saraswati of Arya Samaj fame, Swami Vivekanand,the great monk & founder of Ramkrishna Mission, Mahatma Gandhiji in 1921, Lokmanya Tilak etc. Young Nationalists of the Nimar Region, like Haridas Chatterjee, Makhanlal Chaturvedi, Thakur Laxman Singh, Abdul Quadir Siddique has attended the Calcutta Session of Congress in 1917. Tilak has visited Khandwa during his whirl‐wind tour to central province in 1918. The district did not fail to make its contribution in non‐co‐operative movement. Civil Disobedience Movement of 1930 has also been participated by many people of the district. Editor of swarajya S.M.Agarkar was also arrested and imprisoned. Nav Jawan Sabha was established at Khandwa in 1931. Students had also participated in this movement.
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Brief of the District I. PHYSICAL FEATURES: The district has an area of 3427 km², and it ranks 46th among all districts of state by area. The district is spread between 21.5’ to 21.37’ North Latitude and 75.57’ to 76.48’ East Longitude. Burhanpur town is named after sufi saint Burhanuddin Gharib of Khuldabad. Burhanpur is situated in the southwestern border of Madhya Pradesh near the banks of Tapti river. The Tapti River flows through the district from east to west. The district is divided from Khandwa District on the north by the Satpura Range, which is also the divide between the Narmada River valley and the valley of the Tapti. The pass through the Satpuras that connects Burhanpur and Khandwa is one of the main routes connecting northern and southern India, and the Asirgarh fortress, which commands the pass, is known as the “Key to the Deccan”. The district is bounded by Khandwa in the north, Khargone in the west and Maharashtra state on the west and south boundaries.
RIVERS The Tapti flows in a narrow valley between two parallel ranges of the Satpura in the southern parts of the District. It stretches to about 50 miles from East‐north to west‐Southwest.The drainage of the District falls under the Tapti river system. The water‐parting line between the two river‐systems runs along the crest of the northern rang of the Satpura. The area between the northern and the southern forks of the Satpuras in the District, mostly falling in Burhanpur Tehsil, is drained by a large number of streams descending into a hollow country (syncline) occupied by the Tapti. As the southern boundary of the District lies chiefly along crest of the Hatti range, the southern slopes of the range drain into the left bank tributary of the Tapti river in the East .
CLIMATE The terrain in which Burhanpur is located is a upland plain of Deccan plateau in south. Climate of Burhanpur is dry and remain extreme hot during summers where temperature can goes up to 45°C or more in day time. In winter temperature remain from 8°C to 29°C during months from November to February. It received south‐west monsoon from Arabian sea and Indian ocean during months from July to October. The annual rainfall recorded in 2006 was 820.6 mm, 2007 was 851.6 mm, 2008 was 851.6 mm and 2009 was 718.1 mm.
FOREST Burhanpur district has a forest area of 1895.27 sq.kms accounting for 76.66% of the total geographical areas of the district according to Sankhikiye sanchhep 2012. Reserved forest area is 1832.58 sq.kms and Protected forest area is 62.69 sq.kms 5
. It is one of the most extensively forest covered district with four main types, viz., mixed teak, mixed teak and anjan, pure anjan and salai forests. Teak (Tectons grandis) mixed with Saj (Terminalia tomentosa), Dhow (Anoglissus latifolia),Khair(Acaciacatechu),Lendia (Lagerstroemia parviflora), Tendu (Diospyros tomensosa), Aonla (Phy‐llanthus emblica) Salai (Bosewellia Serrata),Mahua (Mudhuca Indica), Achar‐chironji (Buchanania latifolla), timber trees lik bija (Pterocarpus Marsupium) Shisham (Dalbergia latfolia) and Tendu (Diospyros neeonxylon). Salai forests constitute major part the forest area of the district. Being an important power of wealth and centre of natural beauty, the forests afford shelter to numerous species of wild life. Bison is rare in the district, but found in the forests of Tapti valley. Very few leopards or panthers (Felis pardus) locally known as adana or chaundaria but numerous Cheeta or bimat found all over the district are causing destruction to cattles. Destruction by wolves is rare. Bears are found chiefly in the rocky hills to the south of the district. Nilgai or blue bull (Beselaphus trogolamelus) is quite common. Black buck (Antilon carvicapra) has become rare because of poaching. The other varieties of deer are however numerous. The red‐faced langurs (Semnopithecus entelus) are also found all over the district.
SOIL The soil of Burhanpur district are classified on medium black soils under the broad classification of soil of India & are low fertility soils. There are alluvial deposits constitute gravel sand, silt or clay sized unconsolidated alluvium found along the narrow strips of rivers.
LAND USE The geographical area of the district is 342741 hectares., out of total area, forest area is 201904 hectares. Net sown area in 2007‐08 is 104433 hectares. Land not available for agriculture 21449 hectares, Other non agriculture land excluding barren was 10355 hectares, Cultivable land was 1677 hectares and Barren land was 2923 hectares. The area under double cropping was 15753 hectares in 2007‐ 08.
MINERALS Stone, Murum, and Sand are the minor minerals available in the district. In 2009., 38692 MT of stone, 300965 MT sand and 135422 MT of murum was excavated.
AGRICULTURE This district is known for cloth and also for bananas. Agriculture had been the second best source of earnings as farmers here majorly produce cotton and banana. Both of these agri products give high revenue to the farmers. The principal kharif crops traditionally grown in the district are Cotton, Paddy,Jowar, Soyabean and Tur. Main rabi crops are wheat, gram and pulses. Cotton is sown in 45867 hectares of land in 2007‐08. Area under cultivation of Wheat was10388 hectares, Maize was 3545 hectares, Paddy 2277 hectares, Gram 2489 hectares, Tur 3826 hectares, Sugarcane 4998 hectares in 2007‐2008. The area under different oilseeds was Til 171 hectares, groundnut 500 hectares and Soyabean 14324 hectares in 2007‐2008.
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IRRIGATION The main source of irrigation is Wells followed by Tubewells. 27499 hectares of land is irrigated by Wells, 15568 hectares by Tubewells, 240 hectares is irrigated by canals and 2190 hectares by other sources in 2007‐08. Total irrigated area by all sources was 45470 hectares.Total area sown during the year was 104433 hectares. The irrigated area is 43.53% of total net sown area.
ANIMAL HUSBANDRY In the district the live‐stocks population consisted of 91638 cows; 29073 buffaloes, 20396 sheep, 53237 goats, 1088 horses and 509 pigs in 2007‐08. Under poultry 40713 cocks/hens and 182 ducks were available in the district in 2007‐08.
FISHERIES Some of the important varieties of fishes are Catla, Labeo‐rohita, abeo calbasu, cirrhina, mrigala, barbus tor, ophioephalus marulius, ophioecphalus striatus, clarias batrachus, hetro preustes, fossillis, eel and wallago altu etc. of which four varieties are regarded as best varieties. They spawn in rivers, streams and reservoirs from July to August. The Tapti offer rich fishing. Fishes are available in some tributaries of two rivers. INDUSTRY AND TRADE M/S Navalsingh Sahkari Shakkar Karkhana Mariyadit Vill., Naval Nagar, Burhanpur are large scale industries. M/S National News Print & Paper Mills Ltd. Nepa Nagar, Burhanpur, M/S Narendra Cott Fibers Industries, Khasra No. 218/1, 2, 3, Alabagh, Burhanpur ,M/S Burhanpur Tapti Mills Ltd. Lalbag, Burhanpur are medium scale enterprises This district has cotton textiles, silk textiles, handicrafts, gold and silver wire and dying industries. At present only red ochre clay, white clay, muram (crumbling trap stone) sand, floor stone and clay industries are prominently found in the district. The number of registered industries is 782 as per District Industry Centre in 2010‐11
TRANSPORT Burhanpur district is well served by the railways covering 95 kms. Burhanpur, the district headquarters is the junction of the railway. Railway line passess through Khandwa to Allahabad, Mumbai, Hingoli and Ajmer via Indore. The length of National Highway was 65 kms. Length of state highway was 65 kms. as per industrial Profile of the district. 1,036 trucks/three wheelers, 695 buses/mini buses, 969 taxis/three wheelers, 54,405 two‐wheelers including mopeds/scooter motor, 999 cars/jeeps and 3,448 tractors and trolleys, 2,477 Trailer and other vehicle 73 were registered in the district in the year 2009‐10. SOURCE : MP vividhe sankhiyiki 2011.
GRAM PANCHAYAT Panchayat is the basic institution of local self‐governance and foundation of local administration. Under the Directive Principles of State Policy provided by the Constitution of India, Madhya Pradesh Government passed Madhya Pradesh. Panchayat Adhiniyam 1993 which provides a panchayat for every village, Janpad panchayat for every blocks and district panchayat for every district. According
7 to the M.P. Gram Sabha Adhiniyam 2001, Gram Sabha is constitutionally approved unit and confers all the major persons with voting rights to elect Panch, Sarpanch, and members of Janpad and members of district panchayat. Village panchayat, Janpad panchayat and district panchayat have 10‐20, 10‐25, and 10‐35 members respectively. Constituted with the elected members, these institutions work for five years. At all level there is reservation for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes according to the population ratio. For women one third of total seats are reserved. Village panchayat executes the disposal of discriminating articles, water supply, public works (roads, buildings, wells, tanks) auction of market place, co‐operation with governmental works, community health and development works. Janpad panchayat works for community development and integration, agriculture, social trade, cattle breeding, fish breeding, adult‐education, co‐operatives, cottage industries, welfare and employment oriented programme. The district Panchayat has to supervise and exercise control over the Janpad and village panchayats. It also directs the development works and advises the state Government. The Jila Panchayat is organized in 2 Janpad Panchayats and 167 Gram Panchayats as per industrial profile of the district. (Source- NIC BURHANPUR )
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Points of interest-Burhanpur
JAMA MASJID ASIRGARH FORT
AHUKHAN TAPTI GHAT
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KUNDI BHANDARA SIKKHISM IN BURHANPUR
DARGAH-E-HAKIMI SHAHI QILA
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ADMINISTRATIVE SETUP According to Census 2011, the total numbers of villages are 263 in the district. There are 3 tahsils in the district. Tahsil wise numbers of villages are Burhanpur (97), Khaknar (81) and Nepanagar (85). Whereas there are only 2 CD blocks namely, Burhanpur and Khaknar. There are total 3 statutory towns and no Census Town in the district. These are Burhanpur (M Corp.), Shahpur (NP) and Nepanagar (M). The district was carved out on August,15, 2003 out of Khandwa district. TAHSILS CD BLOCKS STATUTORY CENSUS CD BLOCKWISE TOWNS TOWNS NUMBER OF VILLAGES Burhanpur Burhanpur Nil 97 BURHANPUR (Partly) (M.Cor p.) Shahpur (NP) Khaknar ‐ Nil 81 KHAKNAR (Partly)
Burhanpur Nepanagar (M) Nil 36 NEPANAGAR (Partly) Khaknar 49 (Partly) The district is the basic territorial unit of administration in the state as well as in India. The Collector, as the head of the district administration is the key functionary of the Government, having vast powers and wide responsibilities. In many ways he is the link between the state Government and the people. He is the custodian of law and order and the pivot of local administration. He is the chief executive officer of the district and as such he exercises general supervision over various departments in regard to their non‐technical work, controls local‐self governing bodies, executes Government schemes and miscellaneous functions, such as Panchayats, Census, Election and Relief measures in time of natural calamities like floods, famine and epidemics etc. come within his purview. The organizational set‐up of the collectorate may be divided into three main functionaries, viz.;(i) land revenue, land‐records including consolidation of land and other allied matters. (ii) law and order and (iii) development. The Collector is assisted by Deputy Collectors, Tahsildars, Naib Tahsildars, Revenue Inspectors and Patwaris. The Collector is also associated with a number of other committees in the district. The most important among them is the District Advisory Committee. The Collector is also vested with statutory powers under excise act to implement the excise and prohibition policy of the Government. Superintendent of Police is the head of police department at the district headquarters. The Judiciary is independent. At the district level, there is district court headed by District and Session Judge who is assisted by civil Judges posted at tahsil level.
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DISTRICT HIGHLIGHTS - 2011 CENSUS
• Burhanpur district has been carved out from erstwhile district of Khandwa (East Nimar) vide Notification No. 653‐F‐1‐15‐2000‐vii‐sec‐6 dt. 11.08.2003 • The district occupies 44th place in the state according to population • The district occupies 46th rank in the state in terms of area having 3427 sq.km. Which is 1.11 percent of the total area of state. • Literacy rate of Burhanpur district is 64.4 percent and it occupies 37th position in the state. The female literacy rate of the district is 56.6 percent. • Density wise the rank of the district is 25th in the state. • Ranking of the district according to the sex‐ratio is 21st in the state. • Female work participation of the district is 31.5 percent of total female population. Rank of the district according to female work participation is 32nd. • Population wise largest village is Emagird of Burhanpur tahsil L.C.No. 506175 with 17233 population and smallest village is Lalbag Ryt of Burhanpur tahsil L.C.No. 506165 with population of only 5 persons. • Population wise largest town is Burhanpur (Muncipal Corporation.) having population 210886 and smallest is Shahpur (Ngar Panchayat) with 19719 populations. • Economy of the district is mainly dependent on agriculture.
Important Statistics- Burhanpur State District Total 54,903 263 Number of Villages Inhabited 51,929 261 Uninhabited 2,974 2 Statutory 364 3 Number of Towns Census 112 ‐ Total 476 3 Number of Norma 15,019,706 145,773 Households Institutional 35,728 137 Houseless 37,822 431 Total Persons 72,626,809 757,847 Males 37,612,306 388,504 Females 35,014,503 369,343 Population Rural Persons 52,557,404 497,560 Males 27,149,388 254,978 Females 25,408,016 242,582 Urban Persons 20,069,405 260,287 Males 10,462,918 133,526 Females 9,606,487 126,761 12
Percentage Urban Population 27.63 34.35 Decadal Population Number Percentage Number Percentage Growth 2001‐2011 Persons 12,278,786 20.35 122,964 19.37 Males 6,168,654 19.62 61,888 18.95 Females 6,110,132 21.14 61,076 19.81 Area (in sq Km.) 308252 3427.00 Density of 236 221 Population(Persons per sq Km.) Sex Ratio Total 931 951 Rural 936 951 Urban 918 949 Important Statistics State District Number Percentage Number Percentage Literates Persons 42,851,169 69.32 408,679 64.36 Males 25,174,328 78.73 233,073 71.80 Females 17,676,841 59.24 175,606 56.58 Scheduled Persons 11,342,320 15.62 64,254 8.48 Castes Males 5,908,638 15.71 33,037 8.50 Females 5,433,682 15.52 31,217 8.45 Scheduled Tribes Persons 15,316,784 21.09 230,095 30.36 Males 7,719,404 20.52 116,420 29.97 Females 7,597,380 21.7 113,675 30.78 Workers and Non -Workers Workers and Persons 31,574,133 43.47 328,339 43.33 Non‐Workers Males 20,146,970 53.56 211,925 54.55 Females 11,427,163 32.64 116,414 31.52 (i) Main Workers Persons 22,702,119 31.26 274,900 36.27 Males 16,362,065 43.5 189,074 48.67 Females 6,340,054 18.11 85,826 23.24 (ii) Marginal Persons 8,872,014 12.22 53,439 7.05 Workers Males 3,784,905 10.06 22,851 5.88 Females 5,087,109 14.53 30,588 8.28 Non ‐Workers Persons 41,052,676 56.53 429,508 56.67 Males 17,465,336 46.44 176,579 45.45 Females 23,587,340 67.36 252,929 68.48
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Category of Workers (Main & Marginal) (i) Cultivators Persons 9,844,439 31.18 67,799 20.65 Males 6,591,064 32.71 44,368 20.94 Females 3,253,375 28.47 23,431 20.13 (ii) Agricultural Persons 12,192,267 38.61 156,295 47.60 Labourers Males 6,310,657 31.32 81,648 38.53 Females 5,881,610 51.47 74,647 64.12 (iii) Workers in Persons 959,259 3.04 8,077 2.46 household industry Males 511,048 2.54 5,471 2.58 Females 448,211 3.92 2,606 2.24 (iv) Other Persons 8,578,168 27.17 96,168 29.29 Workers Males 6,734,201 33.43 80,438 37.96 Females 1,843,967 16.14 15,730 13.51
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SVEEP CORE TEAM District level team S.No Name Post Contact No Collector and District Election 1 Shri Praveen Singh (IAS) 7587980300 Officer 9425101644 2 Shri Kailash Wankhede ADM & Dy.DEO
3 Shri Rajesh kuma r jain (IAS) CEO ZP 9301136197 4 Shri Suman Kumar Pillai DPO WCD & Nodal Officer SVEEP 8349192240 5 Shri Saiyyad Aatik Ali DEO &Member SVEEP 7987000180 6 Shri Salim Khan PO DUDA 9425642688 7 Shri Mahesh Mehara CDPO 9424506956 8 Shri Mukesh Darbar Nepanagar Jagriti Kendra NGO 9424017920
Assembly level team 179 Nepanagar
S.No Name Post Contact No 1 Shri Dee pak Chouhan SDM Nepanagar 9479300866 2 Shri Sureshchandr a Temne CEO JP Khaknar 9425938655
3 Miss Pallavi Lillotiya CDPO khaknar 6264991116
4 Shri Rajesh Mishra CMO Nepanagar 7000477635
5 Shri Raju Sapkale Principal Govt college 9926638656 Nepanagar
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District Profile A. Basic Indicators ( as per 2011 census) S. No Indicator Burhanpur 1 Population density (Sq.km.) 221 2 Population (Total) 756,993 3 Rural 496,724 4 Male (Total) 388,040 5 Female (Total) 368,953 6 Growth Rate Total 19.2 7 Sex ratio (Females per 1000 males) 951 8 Literacy Rate, Total 65.3 9 Literacy Rate, Male 73.1 10 Literacy Rate, Female 57.1
Election related Informations About -179 Nepanagar Assembly constituency Sr. no. Topics Details 1. AC nepanagar Total PS 352 2. Census gender ratio of the district 951 3. Gender Ratio of Distirct (As Per current Electoral Roll) 938 4. Gender Ratio of Nepanagar AC 941 5. Projected Population of nepanagar AC (Projected upto the year of current revision i.e. 2020 ) 391428 6. Total Electors 240675 7. EP ratio of the Nepanagar Assembly constituency 61.49 Important Election related data- District Burhanpur(M.P)
DISTRICT BURHANPUR (Nepangar AC)
ASSEMBLY 179‐NEPANAGAR(ST) POLLING STATION 352 PS LOCATION 270 CRITICAL 82 VULNERABLE 01 POLICE STATION NEPANAGAR – 03 SUB DIVISION BURHANPUR/KHAKNAR TEHSIL BURHANPUR/NEPANAGAR/KHAKNAR NAGAR PALIKA NEPANAGAR JANPAD PANCHAYAT BURHANPUR/KHAKNAR
Voter turnout in last elections Voter Turnout in percentage AC
2018 Assmebly Election 2019 Loksabha Election
Male Female Total Male Female Total Turnout Turnout Turnout Turnout
78.05 76.94 77.51 80.65 77.26 78.99 NEPANAGAR Total 78.05 76.94 77.51 80.65 77.26 78.99
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Constituency Wise Elector Information (Gender Ratio)
Name of State: Madhya Pradesh Gender Ratio of District(As Per Census) 951 Gender Ratio of Nepanagar AC (As Per current Electoral Roll) 951
Electors as per previously revised Electors as per proposed Final Electors as per Fianl Roll w.r.t 01/01/2019 Assembly Draft Roll w.r.t. 01/01/2018 as the Roll Draft Roll w.r.t. 01/01/2020 as Census as the qualifying date (Pub. Date Constituency qualifying date. the qualifying date. Name Gender 22/02/2019) of Ratio of (Publication Date : 16.12.2019) (Publication Date : 07.02.2020) District Nepanagar AC Third Third Sex Third Sex No. Name Male Female Sex Ratio Male Female Male Female Gender Gender Ratio Gender Ratio
NEPA 11658 BURHANPUR 179 951 123090 116738 19 948.4 121300 114332 17 943 123147 17 947 NAGAR 0
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Constituency Wise Elector Information (Elector-Population Ratio)
Name of State: Madhya Pradesh Projected Population of district (Projected upto the year of current revision i.e. 01/01/2020 ) 867662
Total Electors in District 536931
Elector - Population Ratio in District 61.88
Electors as per proposed Draft Roll w.r.t. Total Population Ratio of Electors to Name of District Assembly Constituency 01/01/2019 as the qualifying date. Projected as on 01/01/2020) (Publication Date : 26.12.2018) Population Femal No. Name Male Female Total Male Female Third Gender Total Male Total e
BURHANPUR 179 NEPANAGAR 199640 191788 391428 123148 116580 17 239745 61.68 60.79 61.25
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SVEEP OBJECTIVES ‐ SVEEP action plan for Burhanpur district has been prepared to carry out various SVEEP activities specifically for the purpose of creating awareness among voters regarding 100% registration and maximum voter turnout in ensuing By Elections to MP Legislative Assembly, 2020. The preceding chapter on voter turnout analysis and KAP survey findings were used to design the SVEEP action plan The main objective being maximization of voter’s participation in electoral process in an inclusive and qualitative manner keeping in tune with current year’s National Voters Day theme of “Inclusive and Qualitative Participation” • Maximizing enrolment of eligible voters without any omission. • Bridge the registration gap by focusing on specific sections of voters like first time voters (voters whohave just completed 18 years), • Women in general and newly married, migrated women in particular. • Facilitation of enrolment through EROs, AEROs offices, Special camps, Campus Ambassadors. • • Ensuring maximum voter turnout on the day of poll. • To improve the polling percentage in the areas where low voter turnout was experienced in last • assembly elections. • To persuade minorities, tribal’s, the homeless, differently abled persons, and many others who lack access to the vote for a variety of reasons including poverty, illiteracy, intimidation or unfair election processes to participate in the election process. • To ensure that people understand their right as voters and exercise that right with full knowledge and responsibility. • To educate the voter about the importance of vote in democratic country like India by voting for a suitable and right candidate. • To impart knowledge on voting procedure. • To educate them about the importance and use of electors photo identity cards (epic) in different government schemes, passport preparation and opening bank accounts etc. • To encourage the voters to participate in the democracy by enrolling themselves in the electoral rolls and voting at the time of election. • To converge various government departments, agencies, civil society organizations, NGOs to achievemaximum output. Optimum utilization of all Information Education and Communication (IEC) tools.
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SVEEP ACTION PLAN i. CONTENTS OF COMMUNICATION A. Voting equipment‐ EVM, VVPAT: how to use, safeguards built in it, the qualities that make these devices fool proof, building voter confidence in the devices. B. Voter Registration – How, forms to be used documents, where, when, who last date for registration. C. Verification of voter – Of name in roll, Search name in Electoral roll, Search PS. D. Information – Date of polling, Documents if EPIC unavailable, Assurance of secret ballot, NOTA Covid‐19 releated Norms E. Polling – Poll day, PS Setup, Process of casting vote f. Grievances – whom to contact, where, how – Phone #s, websites, etc.
ii. MEDIUM OF COMMUNICATION A. PRINT – Newspapers, Pamphlets, Posters, Handouts. B. ELECTRONIC – Local TV Channels, AIR, State Channels, Local Cable, FM, Community Radio, Caller Tunes, Bulk SMS, Voice Messages. C. SOCIAL MEDIA – Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, DEO Website, Whats APP. D. INTERPERSONAL – Sector Officers, BAGs, ELCs, Icons E. OUTDOOR MEDIA – Hoardings, Brandings, Media Publicity Vans (DIO), Stickers, J ingles, Cinema Theatre Slides/anthem. F. TRADITIONAL MEDIA – Street plays, Folk lore, Jathas, Market Days, Festival, Jathre/ announcements through public address system. iii. MATERIAL PREPARATION, DESIGNING, REQUIREMENT, OPERATIONALIZATION A. General and standardized content provided by CEO MP Office. B. Jingles, Posters, Pamphlets, Script for Street plays C. Local posters and voter information pamphlets have been created based on ECI guidelines. RESOURCES / INSTITUTIONAL MECHANISMS District Resources ¬¬¬ • Hoardings – 30‐ All public places like Govt. offices, Railway stations, Bus stands etc are to be covered for Voters awareness activities. • Publicity through Goverment Vehicles. All goverment vehicles would be carrying messages for importance of SVEEP. • Street plays teams – 02 belonging to Dept of Women and Child Development and NGOs have been enrolled for the purpose of SVEEP. • BAG s ( Booth Awareness Groups )‐Nepanagar AC‐352 polling stations One BAG is formed in each PS. Each BAG consists of Anganwadi worker/ school teacher, members of local and politically non affiliated youth clubs and organisations. The primary role of BAGs is to create awareness about election process, motivate and compulsorily enroll all eligible voters and educate all enrolled voters towards 20
ethical, free and fair elections. In these elections, BAGs are also involved in creating awareness and provide information regarding EVM‐ VVPAT devices. BAGs are critical in all SVEEP activities. • ELCs & CA‐ ELCs have been formed in colleges 06 Campus ambassadors have been appointed in Degree colleges.
SVEEP ACTION PLAN – target groups The following target groups have been identified as priority groups for coverage under this component. YOUTH ‐ Students and youth have been identified as a priority group for SVEEP. The youth need to be motivated to have their first experience of voting and also join the democratic process. They need to feel responsible and at ensures their lifelong electoral participation. Following its central theme, SVEEP 2020 will have a multimodal approach to reach out to youth population through a variety of mediums and interventio youth will heavily be used for communication with the youth. The proven interventions of Young Voter Festival and Campus Ambassadors are already in place. Media‐ • Newspapers • TV channels • AIR • Facebook • Twitter • Whatsapp The youth need to be motivated to have their first experience of voting and also join the democratic tached to the democratic process so that this early infuse Following its central theme, SVEEP 2020 will have a multimodal approach to reach out to youth ns. Social media being most popular among youth will heavily be used for communication with the youth. The proven interventions of Young Voter are‐ • Elections Quiz • Poster making, • Collage and Essay competition • Celebration of National Voters Day • Rural Population Awareness on EVM, VVPAT have been planned for community and general people. Strengthening of ELCs and through them reaching out to students. Organizing Electoral Registration camps at colleges through Campus Ambassadors. Essay, Poster and Collage making competition at Institutions and at District level National Voters Day celebrations Human chain as part of Voters day celebrations Cycle rally inBurhanpur city to create awareness among young voters and urban voters Stalls at Malls with Photo booth‐distribution of 21
pamphlets‐ every weekend Awareness /training of Campus Ambassadors/ ELCs to conduct programs in colleges. • Letter writing to parents by school children/ hostel children • . Flash Mobs at Colleges, Malls, Software Companies Youth Festival . • Use of existing local AIR and local channels programs on youth to spread electoral awareness. • Use of social and digital media to connect youth, e.g. Whatsapp, sms, e‐mail, Facebook, Twitter etc. Collaboration with education institutions for making Form‐6 available with admission forms. • Drive to enroll non student youth in the 18‐19 age group through Nehru Yuva Kendras, District Industries and Commerce Dept for youth working in Industrial areas. Year‐long activities towards ‘Interactive School Engagement’ to be integrated with this special drive.
WOMEN Traditionally participation of women has always been lower than men in the electoral process. This applies to both enrolment as well as voting turnout. However among different constituencies/PS’s there is a variation. The constituencies/PS’s with higher gap will be focused upon with rigorous efforts to enroll left out women electors to further reduce this gap. SVEEP 2020 will focus on these constituencies/PS’s to address lesser participation of women voters and carry out interventions to ensure higher turnout of women voters. Numerous targeted and general interventions are planned for women. Some of the key interventions and activities are as follows: Activities: 1. Targeting Youth (women) in educational institutions for enrolment with help of Campus Ambassadors. 2. Targeting housewives and women engaged in labour in cities, in factories, small industrial establishments, commercial establishments with help of CDPOs, Mahila Mandals, Self Help Groups, Anganwadi Workers etc. to spread awareness and motivate women to come out and enroll themselves and subsequently vote in all elections. 3. Inclusion of substantial number of women in Booth Awareness Groups (BAGs). 4. Partner and Collaboration with CSOs working with women. 5. Use of local AIR and local channels focused on women to spread electoral awareness. 6. Production and display of women specific audio‐visual documentary to spread electoral awareness with the help of department of Information & Public Relations 7. Sports at GP Level, Taluk Level as part of International Women’s day Celebration. 8. Women voters’ awareness at district level as part of International Women’s Day
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9. Workshop to create awareness about electoral process and EVM‐ VVPAT, discussions in GP Level at Anganawadi and SHG Level.
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES (PWD) – Need has been felt to sensitize the officials engaged with electoral management regarding the special needs of persons with disabilities. Persons with disabilities have been identified in collaboration with the Department of Disability at the district level. Many of PwDs are not aware about the various facilities and services provided by ECI for encouraging and facilitating their electoral participation. The primary goal is to increase inclusion of as many PwD as possible and encourage them to exercise their right to vote by making them aware about the various facilities available at Polling Stations and motivating them to be an integral part of democratic fabric. SVEEP 2018 will make strong effort for inclusion and engagement of PwD through a number of initiatives planned as below and more.] Activities: 1. Database of PwDs has been prepared with the help of records maintained by Department of Disability. 2. The lists of PwDs to be circulated down to the level of concerned BLOs, VRWs and MRWs so that they could help them in enrolment and subsequent motivation to participate in electoral process. 3. Special drive to be taken up to enroll PwDs students in colleges under special drive with the help of Campus Ambassadors. 4. There are skill development programs for PwDs run by the department of Disability. Voter education content to be included in these programs.. Voter education content for PwDs to be made available to these PIAs for inclusion in their trainings. 6. Use of local AIR and DD programmes focused on PwDs to spread electoral awareness. 7. The volunteers have been identified to facilitate PwD voters and wheel chair at PS for the PwDs for their facilitation on the Poll Day. 8. Repairing of the Ramp, Toilet, window and Drinking water facility for the PwDs voters 9. Voter Awareness and EVM VVPAT demonstration for PwDs at Tehsil level. 10. Performance by PwDs at Tehsil Level programs to create awareness and sense of inclusiveness. VULNERABLE GROUPS AND CRITICAL ISSUES FOR THE UPCOMING POLLS Sector officers have identified vulnerable PS and critical issues. Several activities to ensure free and fair, inclusive and ethical participation of these groups will be ensured through SVEEP Activities: 1. Voter Awareness camps through BAGs. 2. EVM and VVPAT demonstrations under the supervision of Sector Officers
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3. Street Play, Cultural Programs at PS Level targeting the vulnerable communities through BAGs. 4. Interaction of BLOs and Sector Officers to create a sense of trust in the voter.
RURAL POPULATION It has been found that rural population participates in voting process more than urban population. However, rural population is easily influenced by political parties through giving of gifts in cash or kind and thereby manipulating their participation. The main aim in targeting rural population is to ensure free and fair electoral participation without any expectation of gift or exchange during the elections. 1. Special registration camps in weekly ‘tribal/village markets during festivals and through mobile vans shall be conducted. 2. Tribal/Village markets- Nepanagar Sr. no. Day Places 1. Monday Khaknar, Dhulkot 2. Tuesday Doiphodia 3. Wednesday Bodarli 4. Thrusday Tukaigarh,Amba, Khatla 5. Friday Jirpanjriya 6. saturday Sirpur, Nimbola, Bori 7. sunday Dariyapur, Nepanagar, Dedhtalai Ten sets of EVM &VVPAT have been issued to SDMs for demonstartion purpose. 2. Use of public address system and announcements in Gram Sabha in rural areas alongwith ‘ prabhat pheris’ shall be encouraged. 3. Folk art and activities specific to the local populace shall be carried out to motivate the people for participation in elections. 4. Walkathon at Tehsil level 5. Skit by school children – on parents teachers meeting 6. Announcements in village to go to PS to vote and vote without fear or desire of inducements. 7. Letter writing to parents by school children/ hostel children 8. Voter awareness Jatha by School children. 9. Rural sports for women – Rassakasi/ Tug of war. 10. Mock polls at Schools. GENERAL AWARENESS PROGRAMS Some activities of SVEEP are designed to target the general population, across the district and create a festive and vibrant atmosphere regarding elections. As the state machinery prepares for elections at various levels, awareness to people regarding the same and also about the aspirations of the ECI is to be spread to the general voters through these activities.
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AWARENESS ON EVM AND VVPAT is being introduced for the first time in district, in forthcoming Legislative Assembly Elections, it is imperative that an extensive campaign on its awareness and education is carried out. Three key communication contents for this will be – i. How to operate the EVM & VVPAT? ii. Why it is being used in election process? iii. How it ensures transparency in voting? This will be carried out mainly through the process of education and demonstration. An extensive outreach and communication campaign is planned under SVEEP 2018 with following key activities: Using Mock Polling Stations as ‘Experience Zones’ . They will be set up in key Educational Institutes, Government Offices, Offices of the Local Bodies, Migrant Colonies, Large Resident Welfare Associations, Wards in rural and urban areas, weekly market days, Malls etc. The ‘MOBILE VAN’ will be sent to villages and various places like Fairs, Daily wagers pick up points, Agriculture Produce Markets (Mandis/Market Yards) etc. for demonstration of EVM and VVPAT. It will be equipped with video films to be shown to the voters. Creative communication campaign will be carried out for education on VVPAT technology. This will be disseminated through mass media, social media and pamphlets, posters, banners etc. Particularly for rural areas, members of networks of Anganwadi Workers, ASHA workers, NSS, NCC, SHGs etc. will be educated on EVM & VVPAT operations and they will be carrying out further dissemination to voters. Creative communication will be developed with theme of how habit of ‘Verification’ is good and how it is reflected in the new technology of VVPAT. Posters all Govt Offices, hospitals, private hospitals, schools, colleges, banks, PACS, Milk Federation on usage of EVM and VVPAT.
ETHICAL VOTING ECI puts lot of emphasis on ethical voting in line with its constitutional mandate of conducting free and fair elections. SVEEP 2020 takes this up as a cross cutting theme across all interventions and communications. Ethical voting messages are part of all thematic communication campaigns. This will also be part of various activities like street plays, folk media, flash mobs, hoardings, posters, social media campaign etc. .
MOTIVATION General voter motivation includes a large number of activities ranging from Mass Media to Mid Media and Interpersonal Communication to Social Media. These initiatives are directed solely at keeping on re‐emphasizing the messages on casting vote on polling‐day. This is part of continuous and comprehensive communication bombardment to ensure thorough and deep imbibing of the desired messages in recipients’ minds. This will be carried out through TV spots, Radio advertisements and special programs, cinema slides, newspaper 25
advertisements, hoardings, pamphlets, street plays, road shows, banners, posters, engagement activities, social media messaging etc. The communication here will cover different themes like democratic right, why voting is important for healthy democracy, facilities at Polling Stations, information about enrolment, information about help lines, online services, contact details in case of queries or difficulties etc.
FESTIVAL BASED INTERVENTION SVEEP 2020 plans to reach out to a very large number of voters through this unique strategy of Festival Based Interventions. Some of the key activities planned under this are as follows: • Dushhera ‐ During Navratra 10 days festival, attempts will be to cover general populationfor the SVEEP purpose. • Navratri festival ‐ Icchapur mandir and reuka Mata mandir are very important locations in the disrict. People in large numbers gather at these places. • Dipawali festival is an important occasion. So an appeal from Collector and DEO is to be made through social media and newspapers. Development of creative messages linked with different festivals for hoardings, banners and posting on social media. Awareness through interpersonal communication, help desks, awareness stalls, exhibition booths, banners at temple etc.
CELEBRATION OF IMPORTANT DAYS Many important days are planned to be observed in the period of run up to the elections with fervour like teachers day on September 5 and SVEEP activities will be integrated in these celebrations. Awareness programs will be part of Children's day on 14 th November. .
FACILITATION IN REGISTRATION AND VOTING Facilitation shall also be linked to Information and Motivation and shall include following: For Hassle‐free registration: Mass publicity for awareness in registration through Hoardings, Posters, Media (Government ‐ Private), and Electronic Media. Increased reach of Online registration facilities through website and mobile platforms For facilitation in voting BAG have been ensured at each Polling Station. Wide dissemination on information about BAG among general voters. Set up ‘All Women Managed Polling Stations’ in all Assembly Constituencies to motivate women voters. Timely distribution of Photo Voter Slips among all. Reach out maximum electors for encouraging for voting and reminders through media like SMS, WhatsApp, Facebook, E‐mails etc. Ensure paid holiday/time off for voting by industries/factories.
POLL DAY – proper signages, BAG, Voters slip distribution prior to poll day, bulk SMS, check turnout of vulnerable groups in first 2 hours, check for cases of boycott/non‐cooperation, PwD support for voting felicitation. 26
SVEEP ACTIVITY PLAN & TIMELINE (All the events will be orgnised in view of COVID-19)
We are creating awareness programs mostly through social media activities keeping in mind the COVID‐19 scenario.
Sr. n Activity Responsible Time line Remark o. Department 1. Rallies in villages and School 21 Sep –05 Oct 2020 Rallies of 20‐25 person wards for Voters education, involving BAGs, women awareness especially Rural SHGs youth and women voters through development, community members BAG Urban are to be organized in all administration polling stations. and WCD 2. Slogan writing at all School 21 Sep ‐ 30 Sep 2020 Polling stations, Bus important public places education, stand, Premises of govt. invoking Voting rights Rural offices like collectorate, as democratic rights development, tehsil and janpad Urban administration and WCD 3. Stickers and Flex 05 Oct ‐12 Oct 2020 All buses moving in and posters on public RTO around Burhanpur, transport school buses and auto rickshaws 4. Demo of EVM & VVPAT Election Office 21 Sep – 15 Oct 2020 Election demo of EVM & By BAG and SVEEP VVPAT. have Polling team stations and village and tribal markets to be covered. 5. Street plays and folk WCD and SVEEP 21 Sep – till polling day local NGOs assigned for songs 2020 task. 6. Slogan writing , DPC, DEO and 21 Sep –05 Oct 2020 Voting rights as human painting and Essay Higher rights as a theme Comp etition Education 7 Pati (Letter) and Voice SVEEP 1st Oct‐ 7th Oct 2020 Every vote matters& messages from District Every vote counts. collector and DEO for As a theme casting votes without fear and favour 8 Appeal from District SVEEP 21 Sep –05 Oct 2020 Voting rights as human ICON rights 9 Navratra chaitra Mela SVEEP 14 Oct‐ 24 Oct 2020 Rangoli and kanya pujan are special attraction.
10. Organizing Signature SVEEP 07 th Oct ‐2020 After declaration of poll campaign date.to be organized at all tehsils, JP hq and district Hq. 27
11. Rangoli competition for WCD and During Navratra chaitra To be organized at participation of Education booth level through maximum women BAG voters 12. Events for Ethical Higher Before 15 days of poll For mobilizing new voting‐ sankalp patra Education date voters to exercise their rights 13. Organizing cycle rally District 5 days before Election For Voter awareness. with 20 bicycles using Administration, date social distancing and SVEEP other covid‐19 norms 14 Use of SMS (short DEGM On regular basis For voter awareness and message service): their capacity building SMS with appeal to vote to each and every voter
15 Aware ness thro ugh Excise dept. On regular basis For mobilizing voters for local cable network exercising their righ ts 16. Online helpli ne for DEGM , DIO On sustainable basis‐ For voters felicitation the voters &DEO SUVIDHA,SAMADHAN & SUGAM facility
17 . Le er form collector & DEO Month of September DEO to voter s about the facilities provided for Covid‐19 fear free environment in Election booth
18. Hoarding s about the Commissioner In Month of September Voter about the fecilites facilities for covid BMC/CMO to fecilities for covid 19 19 fear free fear free environment environment in in Election booth Election booth 19. Creating WhatsApp WCD On regular basis General voter having group mobile phone & second group of All govt . employees at Gram panchayt level. 20 . Door to door WCD/BAGs In the Month of To inform voters about contact September fear free election & fecilities provide d at booth level in covid-19 Scenerio by BAG
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21 . Telephonic contact WCD With the voters On regular basis resid ing out side of the assembly constituency. 22. Identify for covid ‐19 WCD/DEO/ Those who have fever symptomatic/ non Rural On regular basis or covid-19 symptom s symptomatic voter development/R may come in last hour at booth level TO and District of polling. and block level department 23. Identification for District SVEEP Adminisitration Month of September ICON/Br and / Rural Ambessador. development/ WCD 24. Ens uring District On regular basis Meeting with others participation of the Adminisitration categary voters to other category voter / Rural make them aware to development/ cast their vote. WCD 25. Fecilities for Senior District Polling date As per the guideline of Citizen voter s Adminisitration ECI / WCD 26. Divyang Jan Distt. As per the guideline of Administration ECI /DEO 27 . Awareness NRLM /WCD Among women voter s Generation through NRLM,SHG/WCD, AWW 28. Traning of BAG SDM/CEO(JP)/ Sep‐15 To empower them about CMO election procedure 29. Creating Whatsapp SDM/CEO(JP)/ Sep‐20 To send the information Group of BAG CMO provided by ECI 30. Whistle blowing to CEO(JP)/ CMO In the month of Sep‐ To create awareness in create awareness 2020 voters through BAG 31. Voter awareness CEO(JP)/ CMO In the month of Sep‐ To create awareness in Cap to be 2020 voters distributed to all BAG
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Partnership for SVEEP
1 Educational Institutions :‐ All colleges are designated officers have been appointed and trained in voter registration as such they have been involved in the strategic partnerships targeted at youth voters. S.No. Institution Number 01 Primary schools 226 02 Middle schools 92 03 High and high secondary schools 14 04 Colleges (Both Privart and Govt .) 07
Details Of College has been mentioned in annexure-(1)
2 Banks and Post Offices :‐ In Nepanagar , there is a good network of banking facilities of rural branches, semi‐urban branches, urban branches of banks i.e. a total of 18 bank branches are spread across the district. Annexure‐ (2)
a. The banks and post offices will be roped in for ensuring that all account holders are registered in the electoral roll. b. Further, against the non‐photo entries, if the bank documents would have photos of the account holder, then the same can be obtained for improving PER coverage. c. The Bank branches also regularly interact with the Women SHGs hence, the ‘Women Voter Education’ Posters can be displayed at the branches also.
3 Line Departments :‐
a. ICDS Network :‐ Anganwadi Workers– To help spread awareness among women and ensure registration of missing female voters especially in rural areas. They shall also help in getting photos of female non‐photo entries b. Health Department :‐ It’s AASHA & USHA workers to help in IEC campaign and enhancing female registration. We intend to utilize the forum of weekly Mamta Diwas to reach out to females of the villages for SVEEP. c. MDM Co‐Ordinators and FPS shop owners will also be involved especially, in tracking down non‐photo entry electors, ESR entries in roll, 18+ and unregistered youth etc.
4 MEDIA : The print and electronic media is proposed to be roped in as a partner for extensive voter education campaigns. Details have been in corporated in annexure‐ (3)
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Annexure- 1
S.No. Name of Colleges Principal Name Contac No. of 01 Government College Nepanagar Dr. Raju Sapkale 9926638656 02 Government College Dhulkot Dr. Mangilal More 9926968275 03 Government college khaknar Shri Brujmohan Mishra institute of 04 medical and tecnical science college Shri Saiyyad Aasif Ali 9893307222 Burhanpur 05 Thakur Shiv Kumar Singh Shri Sahu 9630451595 Engineering College Ziri Burhanpur 06 Sai Baba College Khaknar Shri Vkas Baaduskari 9165185463 07 I.T.I. College Nepanagar Shri badole 9926810354 08 I.T.I. College Khaknar Shri Jitendra Chouhan 9399386198
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Annexure -2
BANK OF INDIA - LEAD DISTRICT OFFICE BURHANPUR LIST OF BANK BRANCHES, PHONE NUMBERS AND EMAIL-ID's DATED 02.09.2020 BANK OF INDIA S.No BRANCH MANAGER TEL. MOB.No. EMAIL - ID 1 Doiphodia Mr.R.K.Sharma 283531 7588661825 [email protected] Mr. Nitin 2 Khaknar kumar yadav 276328 9982356401 [email protected] Mr Ravikant 3 Tukaithad ekka 296932 9340887413 [email protected] Mr.Durga 4 Dedtalai Prasad 296751 9111949508 [email protected] Mr. Amit 5 Dabiakheda Bhunjiya 277843 9755020927 [email protected] 6 NepaNagar Mr.S.P.Ahirwar 222173 8719922249 [email protected] Mr.Vijay 7 Pipalgaon Ryt. Patidar 282144 9617171305 [email protected] STATE BANK OF INDIA Dist.Co- MR Devendra ordinater malviy 254929 7600040073 [email protected] Mr. Abhishek 8 NepaNagar Shroti 222153 9109998868 [email protected] UCO BANK Mr.Ashish 9 Dariyapur mesram 289138 8461097945 [email protected] HDFC BANK 10 Bori Buzurg Mr.kaushal tripathi 7247664024 [email protected] MADHYAPRADESH GRAMIN BANK 11 Dhulkot Mr. himendra more 272281 9425496058 [email protected]
12 Khaknar Mr. P. sharma 276388 9425911947 [email protected]
13 Sarola Mr.Puspendra jain 289873 7089903728 [email protected]
14 Shekhpura Mr.Meena ji 285583 9826477514 [email protected]
15 Haiderpur Mr. Devendra rahul 277735 7000489830 [email protected]
16 Nachankheda Mr.Nandu chouhan 284745 7089903718
17 Sirpur Mr.Priyant dube 284101 9098286877
18 Nepanagar Mr.Tukaram sonone 9179099176
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Annexure-4 Poling Percentage of AC 179-Nepanagar Lok Sabha Election 2019 Polli Net Electors No. of Electors who Voted % of electors who voted ng Sr. No. Stati Polling Sation on M F O Total M F O Total M F O Total No The Southern part of Central School 1 71 470 476 3 949 186 211 1 398 39.57 44.33 33.33 41.94 Class Room, Room No. 14 MA.SHA.BHAWA 2 245 N PIPALAGANV 634 547 0 1181 287 241 0 528 45.27 44.06 0 44.71 RAIYAT PRA. SHA. BHAVAN 3 75 268 257 0 525 141 144 0 285 52.61 56.03 0 54.29 MARATHI E TYPE EAST BHAG SHRAMIK SHISHU MANDIRA' 4 84 287 269 0 556 169 136 0 305 58.89 50.56 0 54.86 PACHIM BHAGA' GATE NO 7 NEPANAGAR NEPAMIL SHARAMIC 5 79 SHANGH 369 368 0 737 202 208 0 410 54.74 56.52 0 55.63 KARYALAY KA PASHCHIM BHAG M.P.E.B OFFICE SUPARWISER 6 86 393 363 0 756 230 196 0 426 58.52 53.99 0 56.35 ROOM WEST BHAG NEPA MILS SHRAMIK SANGH OFFICE WEST 7 80 385 364 0 749 214 217 0 431 55.58 59.62 0 57.54 BHAG PRABHA PARK M.P.E.B. KE SAMNE GOVT. HINDI PRA.SHA. BHAVAN 8 87 VELFAIR 348 319 0 667 209 184 0 393 60.06 57.68 0 58.92 LABURE BASTI EAST BAHG NEPANAGAR SHASKIYA UCHA. MADHYAMIC 9 88 393 369 0 762 231 220 0 451 58.78 59.62 0 59.19 SALA PASCHIM BHAG NEPANAGAR SHASKIYA UCHA. MADHYAMIC 10 89 270 252 0 522 157 152 0 309 58.15 60.32 0 59.20 SALA KA PURVI BHAG NEPANAGAR SHA. HINDI PRA.SHA.VELFAI 11 90 579 571 1 1151 350 333 0 683 60.45 58.32 0 59.34 ER CENTAR UTTAR MADHYA 37
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CENT ANTONI CONVENT 12 67 702 666 0 1368 432 392 0 824 61.54 58.86 0 60.23 SCHOOL KA PURB BHAG PRAH. SHA. BHAVAN 13 72 253 237 0 490 148 149 0 297 58.50 62.87 0 60.61 MARATHI EAST BHAG E-TYAPE Meeting hall of 14 78 601 611 0 1212 378 362 0 740 62.90 59.25 0 61.06 municipality office South -East part of the Central School 15 70 492 450 1 943 296 281 0 577 60.16 62.44 0 61.19 Class Room Room No. 11 PRA. SHA. BHAVAN MARATHI 16 74 333 306 0 639 209 191 0 400 62.76 62.42 0 62.60 BHAVAN E TYPE NAYA ROOM 2 SOUTH BHAG SHA. HINDI PRA. SHA. VELFAIR CENTAR 17 92 489 450 0 939 297 300 0 597 60.74 66.67 0 63.58 DHAKCHID MADHYA BHAG No. 27 NEPA U.M.SHALA 18 69 NEPANAGAR 233 221 0 454 145 144 0 289 62.23 65.16 0 63.66 PASHCHIM BHAG PRA.SHALA BHAVAN 19 2 359 354 0 713 242 216 0 458 67.41 61.02 0 64.24 PASCHIM BHAG, PARATKUNDIYA SHRAMIK SHISHU MANDIRA' 20 85 307 270 0 577 202 172 0 374 65.80 63.70 0 64.82 PURVABHAGA' GATE NO. 7 NEPANAGAR SHA. HINDI PRA. SHA. VELFAIR CENTAR 21 91 427 402 0 829 293 249 0 542 68.62 61.94 0 65.38 DHAKCHID MADHYA BHAG No. 27 MA.SHA.BH., 22 175 PASHCHIMABHA 607 558 0 1165 392 375 0 767 64.58 67.20 0 65.84 G TUKAITHAD MADHYAMIC 23 17 SHALA BHAVAN 509 464 0 973 345 299 0 644 67.78 64.44 0 66.19 DAVATIYA PRA.SHA.BHAVA 24 53 514 429 0 943 348 284 0 632 67.70 66.20 0 67.02 NA' JHIRI MADHYA. SHALA BHAVAN 25 7 ATIRIKT KAKSH 591 518 1 1110 401 343 0 744 67.85 66.22 0 67.03 AMBA VANGRAM PRA. SHA. 26 76 BHAVAN 409 420 0 829 280 278 0 558 68.46 66.19 0 67.31 MARATHI E 38
TYAPE WEST BHAG AMBEDKAR MANGAL 27 81 398 364 0 762 272 246 0 518 68.34 67.58 0 67.98 BHAWAN NAGARPALIKA PRA. SHALA BHAVAN ATIRIKT 28 21 405 395 0 800 284 261 0 545 70.12 66.08 0 68.13 KAKCHA DHAVADIYAPAN I PRA.SHA.BH., 29 285 437 424 0 861 309 287 0 596 70.71 67.69 0 69.22 NANDURAKALA PRA.SHA.BH., 30 299 KHAKANAR 443 427 0 870 321 283 0 604 72.46 66.28 0 69.43 KHURD PRA.SHA.BH., 31 121 273 271 0 544 215 163 0 378 78.75 60.15 0 69.49 DALAMAHU PRA.SHA.BHAWA 32 284 N AMAGANV 531 487 0 1018 366 342 0 708 68.93 70.23 0 69.55 VANAGRAM MADH. SHALA 33 204 BHAVAN 424 378 0 802 315 244 0 559 74.29 64.55 0 69.70 AMBADA SHASKUYA HIGH SCHOOL 34 188 BHAVAN 306 308 0 614 208 221 0 429 67.97 71.75 0 69.87 DAKSHIN BHAG SHEKHAPUR PRA.SHALA BHAWAN UTTAR 35 293 654 595 0 1249 480 393 0 873 73.39 66.05 0 69.90 BHAG JAMANYA RAIYAT SAMUDAYAIK BHAVAN BLOK 36 294 412 400 0 812 303 269 0 572 73.54 67.25 0 70.44 COLONY KHAKNAR MADHY.SHA.BH., 37 105 PURVABHAGA' 607 562 0 1169 433 397 0 830 71.33 70.64 0 71.00 SIVAL SHRAMIK SHISHU MANDIR KE DAKSHIN 38 82 393 380 0 773 288 262 0 550 73.28 68.95 0 71.15 BHAG K KAMARA NEPANAGAR SHAS. HINDI PRA. SHALA BHAWAN 39 241 DONGARGAON 431 377 0 808 325 251 0 576 75.41 66.58 0 71.29 BADA ATIRIKT KAKSH PRATH. SHALA 40 104 BHAVAN BAKDI 480 451 0 931 347 317 0 664 72.29 70.29 0 71.32 ATIRIKT KAKSH PRATH. SHALA BHAVAN 41 146 382 370 0 752 284 255 0 539 74.35 68.92 0 71.68 NAVEEN DAVALI DHAKSHIN BHAG SASKIYA HINDI PRATHAMIC 42 77 296 286 0 582 217 202 0 419 73.31 70.63 0 71.99 SHALA JANSHIKCHA
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KENDR KA NAVNIRMIT BHAVAN NEPANAGAR PRA.SHA.BHAVA N MARATHI 43 73 453 446 0 899 339 312 0 651 74.83 69.96 0 72.41 MADHYA BHAG EAST E-TYPE PRA SHALA 44 276 BHAWAN 332 305 0 637 244 219 0 463 73.49 71.80 0 72.68 MATAPUR PRA.SHA.BH., DAKSHINABHAG 45 114 343 303 0 646 255 216 0 471 74.34 71.29 0 72.91 A' DABHIYAKHEDA ANGANWADI 46 226 KENDRA NO 04, 375 361 0 736 289 249 0 538 77.07 68.98 0 73.10 JAINABAD PRA.SHA.BHAVA 47 65 510 483 1 994 373 354 0 727 73.14 73.29 0.00 73.14 NA' RATAGADH PRATH. SHALA 48 117 BHAVAN 344 330 0 674 264 230 0 494 76.74 69.70 0 73.29 HAIDARPUR NAGARPALIKA 49 68 U.M.S. KA PORAB 303 296 0 599 222 218 0 440 73.27 73.65 0 73.46 BHAG PRAASHAABHAV 50 93 AN, 483 467 0 950 358 340 0 698 74.12 72.81 0 73.47 BHATAKHEDA PRA.SHA.BH.'HIV 51 115 282 257 0 539 209 188 0 397 74.11 73.15 0 73.65 ARA Middle school extra 52 6 room AMBA 403 371 0 774 302 269 0 571 74.94 72.51 0 73.77 Vngram PRA.SHA.BHAVA 53 265 NA' 499 466 0 965 368 347 0 715 73.75 74.46 0 74.09 NANDAKHEDA PRA.SHA.BH., 54 27 PURVABHAGA' 429 387 0 816 316 291 0 607 73.66 75.19 0 74.39 DHULAKOT GOVT H.S. BHAWAN, UTAR 55 187 BHAG 340 329 0 669 261 237 0 498 76.76 72.04 0 74.44 SHEKHAPUR RAIYAT HINDI JAN PRAT. 56 201 382 357 0 739 289 262 0 551 75.65 73.39 0 74.56 SHA. BHAVAN ANGANWAN 57 174 BHAVAN NO 3 241 231 0 472 182 170 0 352 75.52 73.59 0 74.58 TUKAITHAD HAIGH SCHOOL, 58 63 CHANDNI (NAYA 403 368 0 771 298 277 0 575 73.95 75.27 0 74.58 BHAWAN) PRA.SHA.BHAVA 59 266 NA MANJRA, 429 405 0 834 325 297 0 622 75.76 73.33 0 74.58 KHAPARAKHEDA MADH.SHALA BHAVAN 60 304 358 360 0 718 282 255 0 537 78.77 70.83 0 74.79 DATPAHADI VANGRAM PRA.SHA.BHAWA 61 189 483 477 0 960 360 359 0 719 74.53 75.26 0 74.90 N MOHANAGADH
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GOVT. URDU PRAIMARY 62 16 SCHOOL PURAB 500 464 1 965 390 333 0 723 78.00 71.77 0 74.92 DISHA KA KAMRA PRA SHALA BHAWAN 63 282 324 340 0 664 254 244 0 498 78.40 71.76 0 75.00 USARANI VANAGRAM PRA.SHA.BHAVA NA' 64 274 454 451 0 905 360 319 0 679 79.30 70.73 0 75.03 PASHCHIMABHA G DOIPHODIYA PRA.SHA.BH., 65 132 388 333 0 721 294 247 0 541 75.77 74.17 0 75.03 GOLAKHEDA PRA.SHA.BHAVA 66 305 NA' PACHOURI 272 303 0 575 214 218 0 432 78.68 71.95 0 75.13 VAN GRAM PRA.SHA.BH., 67 289 368 341 0 709 279 254 0 533 75.82 74.49 0 75.18 KARAKHEDA MODAL KILASTAR 68 151 MADHYAMIC 418 417 0 835 316 312 0 628 75.60 74.82 0 75.21 SALA BHAVAN ATIRIKT KAKCH PRA.SHA.BH., 69 25 348 363 0 711 279 256 0 535 80.17 70.52 0 75.25 BHAGAVANIYA PRA. SHALA BAHWAN (LAL 70 275 316 310 0 626 239 233 0 472 75.63 75.16 0 75.40 BALDI) DOIPHODIYA PRA.SHA.BH., 71 181 PURVABHAG 295 304 0 599 230 222 0 452 77.97 73.03 0 75.46 DASAGHAT Primary school 72 30 building extra room 365 326 0 691 275 247 0 522 75.34 75.77 0 75.54 number 2 Dhulkot PRATHMIK SHALA BHAVAN 73 300 PURAB BHAG 533 523 0 1056 408 390 0 798 76.55 74.57 0 75.57 KHAKNARKURD A JANPAD PRATH. SHALA BHAWAN 74 225 412 377 0 789 321 276 0 597 77.91 73.21 0 75.67 DAKSHIN BHAG JAINABAD PRATHMIK 75 270 SHALA BHAWAN 241 240 0 481 184 180 0 364 76.35 75.00 0 75.68 BALWADA PRA.SHA.BH., 76 287 SANIKHEDAKAL 397 371 1 769 314 267 1 582 79.09 71.97 100 75.68 A PRATHAMIK 77 106 .SHA.BH., WEST 372 314 0 686 280 240 0 520 75.27 76.43 0 75.80 BHAG SIVAL PRA.SHA. BHAVAN 78 113 555 498 1 1054 424 375 0 799 76.40 75.30 0.00 75.81 UTTARABHAGA DABHIYAKHEDA PRA.SHA.BHAVA NA' 79 205 548 511 0 1059 431 372 0 803 78.65 72.80 0 75.83 DAKSHINABHAG A' AMBADA
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Secondary School 80 126 Building Room No. 326 332 0 658 245 254 0 499 75.15 76.51 0 75.84 2 Goradia GRA.P.BH., NAYA 81 242 485 418 0 903 381 305 0 686 78.56 72.97 0 75.97 DONGARAGANV PRA.SHA.BHAWA 82 66 N (NAYA)' 544 485 0 1029 425 357 0 782 78.13 73.61 0 76.00 BIDARAIYAT MADH. SHALA BHAVAN 83 4 ATIRIKT 400 371 0 771 308 278 0 586 77.00 74.93 0 76.01 KAKSHA UTTAR DISHA, AMBA PRA. SHA. BHAVAN 84 19 374 374 0 748 293 277 0 570 78.34 74.06 0 76.20 ATIRIKT ROOM BISRAM FALYA PRATHMIK SHALA BHAWAN UTTAR BHAG, 85 229 416 410 0 826 329 302 0 631 79.09 73.66 0 76.39 BALWAD TEKARI, JAINABAD MARATHI PRA.SHA.BH., 86 259 453 420 0 873 350 317 0 667 77.26 75.48 0 76.40 UTTARABHAG GULAI PRATHMIC 87 18 SHALA BHAVAN 416 361 0 777 305 289 0 594 73.32 80.06 0 76.45 DAVATIYA PRA.SHA.BHAWA 88 291 N DHABA 364 363 0 727 295 262 0 557 81.04 72.18 0 76.62 RAIYAT PRA.SHA.BH., 89 1 PARATAKUNDIY 401 372 0 773 323 270 0 593 80.55 72.58 0 76.71 A VANGRAM SRAMIK 90 83 SISUMANDIR KA 364 332 0 696 276 258 0 534 75.82 77.71 0 76.72 UTTAR BHAG MADYAMIC 91 5 .SHA.BH., AMBA 395 358 0 753 317 261 0 578 80.25 72.91 0 76.76 VANAGRAM Primary School 92 283 Building Room No. 307 318 0 625 238 242 0 480 77.52 76.10 0 76.80 2 Usarni Vngram SAMUDAYAK BHAWAN 93 227 576 594 0 1170 473 427 0 900 82.12 71.89 0 76.92 JAINABAD GITTI KHADAN PRA.SHA.BHAWA 94 240 N 315 271 0 586 262 189 0 451 83.17 69.74 0 76.96 DONGARAGANV PRA.SHA.BHAWA 95 280 N NANDURA 365 371 0 736 290 278 0 568 79.45 74.93 0 77.17 KHURD PRAASHAABH, 96 130 567 497 0 1064 431 392 0 823 76.01 78.87 0 77.35 KERAPANEE PRA.SHA.BH. 97 178 319 305 0 624 249 234 0 483 78.06 76.72 0 77.40 PANDHARI PRA.SHA.BH., 98 118 320 291 0 611 257 216 0 473 80.31 74.23 0 77.41 HAIDARAPUR MADHY.SHA.BH., 99 116 351 337 0 688 275 258 0 533 78.35 76.56 0 77.47 HAIDARAPUR 42
PRA.SHA.BHAVA NA' D.BHA.POLICE 100 296 520 523 0 1043 457 353 0 810 87.88 67.50 0 77.66 STESHANAKE PAS KHAKANAR KALA PRA.SHA.BHAWA 101 150 408 416 0 824 306 334 0 640 75.00 80.29 0 77.67 N SHEKHAPURA PRATH.SHA.BH., 102 108 SANIKHEDA 671 586 0 1257 532 445 0 977 79.28 75.94 0 77.72 KHURD HI.PRA.SHA.BHA 103 262 WAN NIMBAPUR 447 384 0 831 374 272 0 646 83.67 70.83 0 77.74 RAIYAT MADH. SHALA 104 302 348 345 0 693 279 260 0 539 80.17 75.36 0 77.78 BHAVAN PANGRI GRAM 105 51 PANCHAYAT 362 338 0 700 294 251 0 545 81.22 74.26 0 77.86 BHAWAN AASER PRA.SHA.BH. 106 46 PURA 279 254 0 533 218 197 0 415 78.14 77.56 0 77.86 VANAGRAM PRATMIK SHALA BHAVAN 107 157 492 523 0 1015 384 407 0 791 78.05 77.82 0 77.93 (NAVEEN) DEDATALAI PRA. SHALA BHAVAN BORI 108 15 BUJURG 364 338 0 702 289 259 0 548 79.40 76.63 0 78.06 DHAKCHHID BHAG Primary School 109 277 Building Room No. 337 289 0 626 274 216 0 490 81.31 74.74 0 78.27 2 Matapur PRAASHAABH, 110 128 491 457 0 948 376 367 0 743 76.58 80.31 0 78.38 NAYAKHEDA PRA.SHA.BH., 111 134 414 391 0 805 320 311 0 631 77.29 79.54 0 78.39 AMULLAKHURD PRATHMIK SHALA BHAWAN 112 22 ATIRIKT KASH 512 460 0 972 417 345 0 762 81.45 75.00 0 78.40 UTAMBI (VANGRAM) PRATH. SHALA BHAVAN 113 180 426 417 0 843 348 313 0 661 81.69 75.06 0 78.41 PASCHIM BHAG BIJORI PRA.SHA.BH., 114 29 WEST BHAG 422 361 0 783 329 285 0 614 77.96 78.95 0 78.42 DHULAKOT PRA.SHA.BH., 115 14 391 398 0 789 306 313 0 619 78.26 78.64 0 78.45 BORI BUJURG PRA.SHA.BHAWA 116 64 215 195 0 410 168 154 0 322 78.14 78.97 0 78.54 N BORASAL KANYA PRA. 117 256 SHALA BHAWAN 347 325 0 672 287 241 0 528 82.71 74.15 0 78.57 SIRPUR PRATH.SHALA 118 199 BHAVANADAVA 352 339 0 691 300 243 0 543 85.23 71.68 0 78.58 LIKALA PRA.SHA.BH. 119 243 PIPALAGANV 389 351 0 740 320 262 0 582 82.26 74.64 0 78.65 RAIYAT 43
PRA.SHA.BH., U.BHA.POLICE 120 295 STESHANAKE 543 550 0 1093 440 420 0 860 81.03 76.36 0 78.68 PAS KHAKANAR KALA MADH. SHALA 121 186 BHAVAN ATRIKT 345 345 0 690 281 262 0 543 81.45 75.94 0 78.70 KAKSHA RANGAI PRA.SHA.BHAVA 122 251 689 653 0 1342 545 514 0 1059 79.10 78.71 0 78.91 NA' CHAKABARA HINDI JAN PRAT. 123 202 373 367 0 740 304 280 0 584 81.50 76.29 0 78.92 SHA. BHAVAN MARATHI PRAT. 124 220 SHA. BHAVAN 341 331 0 672 276 255 0 531 80.94 77.04 0 79.02 EAST BHAG PRA.SHA.BHAVA NA' 125 203 385 336 0 721 310 260 0 570 80.52 77.38 0 79.06 UTTARABHAGA' AMBADA PRA.SHA.BH., 126 13 407 383 0 790 340 285 0 625 83.54 74.41 0 79.11 CHIKHALYA SHASH. MADHY. SHALA BODARLI 127 244 364 347 0 711 297 266 0 563 81.59 76.66 0 79.18 ATIRIKT KAKSH NO 2 HINDI PRATHMIC 128 213 SALA BHAWAN 618 528 0 1146 521 387 0 908 84.30 73.30 0 79.23 SANDANSKALA PRA.SHA.BHAVA 129 218 456 418 0 874 365 329 0 694 80.04 78.71 0 79.41 NA' SAROLA GOVT. MIDD. SCHOOL EAST 130 109 448 408 0 856 358 323 0 681 79.91 79.17 0 79.56 SIDE ROOM, PASASUR PRA.SHA.BH., 131 3 AMBA 480 441 0 921 386 347 0 733 80.42 78.68 0 79.59 VANAGRAM MADHYAMIK SHALA BHAWAN 132 107 340 302 0 642 264 247 0 511 77.65 81.79 0 79.60 ATIRIKT KAKSH, SIVAL PRA.SHA.BH., 133 301 376 350 0 726 306 272 0 578 81.38 77.71 0 79.61 PANGARI MADHYAMIC 134 24 SHALA BHAVAN 335 309 0 644 271 242 0 513 80.90 78.32 0 79.66 SARAY PRA.SHA.BH. NAVEEN RAJIV 135 185 GADHI 357 394 0 751 300 299 0 599 84.03 75.89 0 79.76 SHIKSHAMISHAN RANGAI GRA.PANCHAYA T BHAWAN 136 261 296 296 0 592 248 225 0 473 83.78 76.01 0 79.90 SINDHAKHEDA KALA PRA.SHA.BHAWA 137 169 381 396 1 778 303 319 0 622 79.53 80.56 0 79.95 N RAYATALAI MADH. SHALA 138 200 BHAVAN 397 343 0 740 327 266 0 593 82.37 77.55 0 80.14 DABALIKALA PRA.SHA.BHAVA 139 215 NA' 537 495 0 1032 435 392 0 827 81.01 79.19 0 80.14 MAHALAGURAD 44
A PRA.SHA.BH., 140 12 489 484 0 973 392 388 0 780 80.16 80.17 0 80.16 ROHINI PRA. SHALA BHAWAN 141 281 ATIRIKT KAKSH 394 389 0 783 334 294 0 628 84.77 75.58 0 80.20 NANDURA KHURD PRA.SHA.BHAVA 142 198 NA'NAVATHA 608 580 0 1188 485 468 0 953 79.77 80.69 0 80.22 VANAGRAM PRA.SHA.BH., 143 278 502 464 0 966 413 362 0 775 82.27 78.02 0 80.23 LOKHANDYA PRA.SHA.BH., 144 271 PURVABHAG 316 317 0 633 264 244 0 508 83.54 76.97 0 80.25 DOIPHODIYA PRA.SHA.BHAVA 145 54 541 482 0 1023 419 402 0 821 77.45 83.40 0 80.25 NA' CHULAKHAN PRATH.SHALA BHAVAN ABL 146 149 KAKSHA 328 341 0 669 275 262 0 537 83.84 76.83 0 80.27 PASHCHIM BHAG DAHINDA MA.SHA.BH., 147 173 PURVABHAG 524 518 0 1042 426 411 0 837 81.30 79.34 0 80.33 TUKAITHAD KANYA PRA. 148 254 SHALA BHAWAN 366 334 0 700 309 254 0 563 84.43 76.05 0 80.43 HASINABAD PRA.SHA.BH., 149 253 PURVABHAG 372 358 0 730 305 283 0 588 81.99 79.05 0 80.55 HASINABAD PRA.SHA.BH., 150 35 460 390 0 850 380 305 0 685 82.61 78.21 0 80.59 GAMBHIRAPURA MARATHI PRA.SHA.BHAVA 151 260 631 593 0 1224 530 457 0 987 83.99 77.07 0 80.64 NA' DAKSHIN BHAG GULAI PRATH.SHA.BH.'B 152 95 ADANAPUR VAN 375 354 0 729 306 282 0 588 81.60 79.66 0 80.66 GRAM MARATHI PRA.SHA.BHAWA 153 246 567 532 0 1099 465 423 0 888 82.01 79.51 0 80.80 N K.NO. 1 BADAJHIRI GRAMPANCHAY 154 212 AT BHAVAN 492 436 0 928 401 349 0 750 81.50 80.05 0 80.82 BADA JAINABAD PRA.SHA.BH., PASHCHIMABHA 155 224 438 419 0 857 378 315 0 693 86.30 75.18 0 80.86 G JAYASINGAPURA PRATHASHALA 156 94 BHAVAN, 673 633 0 1306 543 514 0 1057 80.68 81.20 0 80.93 SATAPAYAREE, GRA.PAN.BH., 157 31 471 442 0 913 383 356 0 739 81.32 80.54 0 80.94 DHULAKOT PRA. SHALA BHAVAN 158 9 482 447 0 929 395 357 0 752 81.95 79.87 0 80.95 JHIRPANJARIYA UTTAR BHAG PRA.SHA.BHAVA 159 219 553 518 0 1071 453 414 0 867 81.92 79.92 0 80.95 NA' UMARADA 45
PRAH. SHALA BHAVAN 160 144 ATIRIKAT 381 356 0 737 309 288 0 597 81.10 80.90 0 81.00 KAKCHHA PARETHA PRA.SHA.BHAVA 161 191 510 511 0 1021 413 415 0 828 80.98 81.21 0 81.10 NA' SANVALI SHA HA SCHOOL KAMARA N 4 162 237 364 331 0 695 290 274 0 564 79.67 82.78 0 81.15 DARIYAPUR KALA PRA.SHA.BHAWA 163 279 627 569 0 1196 508 463 0 971 81.02 81.37 0 81.19 N NAYAR PRA.SHA.BHAWA 164 176 234 245 0 479 195 194 0 389 83.33 79.18 0 81.21 N KHODARI GRAMPANCHAY 165 221 AT BHAVAN 332 300 0 632 280 234 0 514 84.34 78.00 0 81.33 TITGAONKALA PRA.SHA.BH., 166 38 597 491 0 1088 485 400 0 885 81.24 81.47 0 81.34 HARADA PRA.SHA.BH., 167 145 352 335 0 687 279 280 0 559 79.26 83.58 0 81.37 NAVIN DAVALI HI.PRA.SHA.BHA 168 255 392 389 0 781 322 314 0 636 82.14 80.72 0 81.43 WAN SIRAPUR PRA.SHA.BH., 169 249 229 240 0 469 190 192 0 382 82.97 80.00 0 81.45 SITAPUR PRA.SHA.BH., 170 129 275 248 0 523 228 198 0 426 82.91 79.84 0 81.45 DARIYAPUR MADHY. SHALA 171 290 BAHWAN 370 336 0 706 312 264 0 576 84.32 78.57 0 81.59 KARKHEDA PRA.SHA.BHAVA 172 197 NA'SONUD 563 503 0 1066 471 399 0 870 83.66 79.32 0 81.61 VANAGRAM PRA.SHA.BH., 173 125 330 347 0 677 296 257 0 553 89.70 74.06 0 81.68 GORADIYA PRA.SHA.BHAVA 174 50 511 484 0 995 419 394 0 813 82.00 81.40 0 81.71 NA' ASER GRA.PANCHAYA 175 286 T BHAWAN 625 598 0 1223 501 499 0 1000 80.16 83.44 0 81.77 NAGAJHIRI GOVT.HINDI MADHYAMI 176 55 SALA KA 470 449 0 919 390 362 0 752 82.98 80.62 0 81.83 ATIRIKT ROOM NIMBOLA PRA. SHALA BHAWAN 177 272 NAVEEN PURVE 332 318 0 650 278 254 0 532 83.73 79.87 0 81.85 BHAG DOIPHODIYA PRA.SHA.BH., 178 159 352 350 0 702 297 278 0 575 84.38 79.43 0 81.91 BALAPAT PRATHMIK SHALA BHAWAN 179 231 287 269 0 556 248 208 0 456 86.41 77.32 0 82.01 GHOSIWADA, JAINABAD PRA.SHA.BHAWA 180 232 431 387 0 818 369 302 0 671 85.61 78.04 0 82.03 N SUKHAPURI Government High 181 238 School Art Room 332 325 0 657 295 244 0 539 88.86 75.08 0 82.04 No. 3 Daryapurakala 182 23 PRA.SHA.BHAVA 433 403 0 836 387 299 0 686 89.38 74.19 0 82.06 46
NA' SARAY VANAGRAMA' NAVEEN PRA.SHA. 183 52 538 517 0 1055 456 410 0 866 84.76 79.30 0 82.09 BHAVAN JHANJHAR PRA.SHA.BHAVA NA' 184 206 454 418 0 872 394 322 0 716 86.78 77.03 0 82.11 SHANKARAPURA KHURD PRA.SHA.BHAVA NA BORKHEDA 185 297 MANJRA 265 272 0 537 217 224 0 441 81.89 82.35 0 82.12 (KHAKANAR KALA ) PRA.SHA.BH., 186 26 475 444 0 919 396 360 0 756 83.37 81.08 0 82.26 PIPARANA PRA.SHA.BH., 187 223 PURVABHAG 677 609 0 1286 579 480 0 1059 85.52 78.82 0 82.35 JAYASINGAPURA MA.SHA.BH., 188 257 553 573 0 1126 469 459 0 928 84.81 80.10 0 82.42 SIRAPUR PRA.SHA.BH., 189 165 322 294 0 616 271 237 0 508 84.16 80.61 0 82.47 PIPALAPANI PRA. SHALA 190 236 BHAWAN NAYA 375 338 0 713 324 264 0 588 86.40 78.11 0 82.47 KHADKOD KANISTHA PRATHAMIC 191 103 447 426 0 873 370 350 0 720 82.77 82.16 0 82.47 SALA BHAVAN BAKDI ANGANAVADEE BHAVAN, 192 195 358 338 1 697 298 278 0 576 83.24 82.25 0 82.64 KANAPUR RODAVALA PRA.SHA.BH., 193 127 573 557 0 1130 483 451 0 934 84.29 80.97 0 82.65 DUDHIYA PRA.SHA.BH. 194 222 324 317 0 641 277 253 0 530 85.49 79.81 0 82.68 EKALARA PRA.SHA.BH., 195 147 549 560 0 1109 463 454 0 917 84.34 81.07 0 82.69 SAJANI NAVEEN PRA.SHALA 196 233 ATIRIKAT 519 439 1 959 434 360 0 794 83.62 82.00 0 82.79 BHAWAN,SELAG ANV PRA.SHA.BH., 197 156 PASHCHIMABHA 499 519 0 1018 412 431 0 843 82.57 83.04 0 82.81 G DEDATALAI MADHYAMIC 198 28 SHALA BHAVAN 340 317 0 657 275 270 0 545 80.88 85.17 0 82.95 DHULKOT PRAASHAABH, RAJEEV GADHEE 199 131 SHIKSHA 510 493 0 1003 407 426 0 833 79.80 86.41 0 83.05 MISHAN MAJHAGAV PRA.SHA.BH., 200 182 MANJARODAKAL 427 417 0 844 379 322 0 701 88.76 77.22 0 83.06 A PRAT. SHA. 201 214 BHAVAN HINDI 283 267 0 550 250 207 0 457 88.34 77.53 0 83.09 SANDAS KALA 47
GRAAPANCHAY 202 166 AT BHAVAN, 358 338 0 696 306 273 0 579 85.47 80.77 0 83.19 MONDRA NAVEN PRATHMIC 203 248 SHALA BHAWAN 350 324 0 674 300 261 0 561 85.71 80.56 0 83.23 CENTER KA ROOM PRA.SHA.BH., 204 110 387 377 0 764 340 296 0 636 87.86 78.51 0 83.25 BADIKHEDA PRA.SHA.BH., 205 119 331 316 0 647 287 252 0 539 86.71 79.75 0 83.31 GHAGHARALA SAMUDAYAK 206 135 BHAVAN 574 566 0 1140 484 466 0 950 84.32 82.33 0 83.33 AMULLAKALA PRA.SHA.BHAVA 207 298 NA'KARADALI 284 273 1 558 248 217 0 465 87.32 79.49 0 83.33 RAIYAT GRAM PANCHAYAT 208 164 BHAWAN DHAR 548 521 0 1069 448 443 0 891 81.75 85.03 0 83.35 URPH BAILATHAD PRA.SHA.BHAWA 209 234 N NAVEEN, 351 330 0 681 300 268 0 568 85.47 81.21 0 83.41 MORADAD KALA MADHYAMIC SHALA BHAVAN 210 102 ATIRIKAT 403 393 0 796 359 306 0 665 89.08 77.86 0 83.54 KAKCHA, BAKDI VANGRAM PRA.SHA.BHAWA 211 148 345 331 0 676 290 275 0 565 84.06 83.08 0 83.58 N DAHINDA HINDI PRATHMIK SHALA BHAVAN 212 228 394 424 0 818 349 336 0 685 88.58 79.25 0 83.74 PURAV BHAG JAINABAD MADH. SHALA BHAVAN ATRIKT 213 32 453 421 0 874 394 338 0 732 86.98 80.29 0 83.75 KAKCHA DHULKOT SHASKIYA HIGH SCHOOL 214 58 349 322 0 671 300 262 0 562 85.96 81.37 0 83.76 KAKCHHA NO. 4 NIMBOLA PRATHMIK SHALA,BHAVAN 215 153 559 558 0 1117 475 461 0 936 84.97 82.62 0 83.80 A RAMAKHEDA KALA PRA SHA BH RAJIV GADHI 216 190 SHIKSHA 211 215 0 426 183 174 0 357 86.73 80.93 0 83.80 MISHAN NANANAGARI PRAASHAABH, NASEEMAPURA URPH 217 40 433 412 0 845 369 340 0 709 85.22 82.52 0 83.91 BADANAPUR NAYA ATIRIKT KAKSH Additional room 218 172 primary school 331 334 0 665 282 276 0 558 85.20 82.63 0 83.91 building Jhirmiti
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PRA.SHA.BHAWA 219 194 253 253 0 506 221 204 0 425 87.35 80.63 0 83.99 N TEMBHI GRAM PANCHAYAT 220 49 460 420 1 881 407 333 0 740 88.48 79.29 0 84.00 BHAWAN,HASAN PURA PRA.SHA.BHAVA 221 288 512 514 0 1026 460 402 0 862 89.84 78.21 0 84.02 NA' BASALI PRA.SHA.BH., A.JA.K.V. 222 138 362 355 0 717 315 288 0 603 87.02 81.13 0 84.10 DANGURALA (VANAGRAMA) PRATH. SHALA BHAVAN 223 292 400 375 1 776 335 318 0 653 83.75 84.80 0 84.15 PASHCHIM BHAG DHABA RAIYAT PRATHMIC SHALA BHAWAN 224 303 292 296 0 588 265 230 0 495 90.75 77.70 0 84.18 DANT PAHADI VAN GRAM KHANYA PRATH. 225 141 SHALA BHAVAN 241 250 0 491 211 203 0 414 87.55 81.20 0 84.32 GONDARI PRA.SHA.BH., 226 36 405 368 0 773 335 317 0 652 82.72 86.14 0 84.35 ITARIYA PRATH. SHALA BHAVAN 227 96 405 382 0 787 360 304 0 664 88.89 79.58 0 84.37 PURANA BADNAPUR MADH. SHALA 228 123 311 297 0 608 264 249 0 513 84.89 83.84 0 84.38 BHAVAN NAVRA PRA.SHA.BH., 229 192 NIMANDAD 474 442 0 916 414 359 0 773 87.34 81.22 0 84.39 PURVABHAG PRA.SHA.BH., 230 101 BAKADI 427 396 0 823 376 319 0 695 88.06 80.56 0 84.45 VANAGRAM MADH. SHALA 231 43 BHAVAN UTTAR 334 322 0 656 286 268 0 554 85.63 83.23 0 84.45 DISHA KHATLA PRA.SHA.BH., 232 143 399 370 0 769 334 316 0 650 83.71 85.41 0 84.53 PARETHA PRA.SHA.BHAVA NA' 233 193 302 336 0 638 257 283 0 540 85.10 84.23 0 84.64 PASHCHIMABHA G NIMANDAD PRAASHAABH 234 47 (NAVEEN), 639 622 0 1261 564 504 0 1068 88.26 81.03 0 84.69 DAHEENALA PRATHMIC 235 167 SHALA BHAVAN 340 333 0 673 287 283 0 570 84.41 84.98 0 84.70 MONDRA PRA. SHA. BHAVAN 236 10 138 128 0 266 121 105 0 226 87.68 82.03 0 84.96 KAIRKHEDA FALYA GOVT. H.S.KA 237 57 KAKCHHA NO.2 395 357 0 752 337 302 0 639 85.32 84.59 0 84.97 NIMBOLA PRA.SHA.BHAWA 238 263 336 311 0 647 289 261 0 550 86.01 83.92 0 85.01 N KHAIRAKHEDA PRA.SHA.BH., 239 154 368 375 0 743 340 292 0 632 92.39 77.87 0 85.06 PURVABHAG 49
DEDATALAI PRATH. SHALA BHAVN 240 155 310 313 0 623 272 258 0 530 87.74 82.43 0 85.07 PASHCHIM BHAG DEDTALAI PRA.SHA.BH., 241 20 GHAVADIYA 314 283 0 597 273 235 0 508 86.94 83.04 0 85.09 PANI E.G.S. PRATH. SHALA BHAVAN 242 99 (BATHU 494 499 0 993 439 406 0 845 88.87 81.36 0 85.10 MOHALLA) MANDWA SSA KA ATIRIKT KACHA KE 243 258 BEECH KA 253 252 0 505 215 215 0 430 84.98 85.32 0 85.15 BHAVAN , SHIKARPURA PRA.SHA.BH., 244 140 424 433 0 857 374 356 0 730 88.21 82.22 0 85.18 GODARI KANYA PRA. SHALA BHAWAN 245 269 343 335 0 678 291 287 0 578 84.84 85.67 0 85.25 PASCHIM BHAG TAJNAPUR PRATH.SHALA BHAVANA' 246 209 354 311 0 665 308 259 0 567 87.01 83.28 0 85.26 HINGANA RAIYAT PRA. SHALA BHAVAN KHAIRKHEDA 247 11 550 534 0 1084 495 430 0 925 90.00 80.52 0 85.33 FALYA PURAV BHAG JHIRPANJARIYA MA.SHA.BH., 248 122 343 312 0 655 300 259 0 559 87.46 83.01 0 85.34 NAVARA PRATHAMIK SHALA BHAVAN, 249 97 620 630 0 1250 544 524 0 1068 87.74 83.17 0 85.44 MANDAVA (VANAGRAM) M.PRA.SHA.BHA 250 235 WAN 364 310 0 674 313 263 0 576 85.99 84.84 0 85.46 KHADAKOD PRA.SHA.BH. 251 44 NAYA 480 444 0 924 416 376 0 792 86.67 84.68 0 85.71 JALANDRA PRA.SHA.BH.'NIM 252 250 364 367 0 731 329 299 0 628 90.38 81.47 0 85.91 APADAV PRATHMIK SHALA 253 268 329 324 0 653 287 274 0 561 87.23 84.57 0 85.91 BHAVANA TAJANAPUR PRAASHAABHAV 254 61 AN, 389 387 0 776 344 323 0 667 88.43 83.46 0 85.95 NASHEERABAD, PRA.SHA.BHAWA N NAVIN 255 196 454 463 0 917 403 386 0 789 88.77 83.37 0 86.04 BHOURAGHAT VANAGRAM PRATHAMIK SHALA BHAVAN 256 168 169 176 1 346 149 148 1 298 88.17 84.09 100 86.13 (NAVEEN) JAMPANI 50
PRA.SHA.BH., 257 39 567 515 0 1082 504 428 0 932 88.89 83.11 0 86.14 DHIMANIYA MADHY.SHA.BH., 258 41 399 418 0 817 345 359 0 704 86.47 85.89 0 86.17 KHATALA PRA.SHALA BHAWAN 259 211 419 407 1 827 388 325 0 713 92.60 79.85 0 86.22 (URDU)' BADA JAINABAD PRA.SHA.BHAWA 260 142 536 538 0 1074 473 454 0 927 88.25 84.39 0 86.31 N DAIYAT PRA.SHA.BH. 261 139 300 315 0 615 266 265 0 531 88.67 84.13 0 86.34 TELIYATHAD PRA.SHA.BHAWA 262 136 N KHAIRAMAL 347 297 0 644 296 261 0 557 85.30 87.88 0 86.49 RAIYAT PRA.SHA.BHAWA 263 137 N JHOLAPURA 336 323 0 659 295 275 0 570 87.80 85.14 0 86.49 VANAGRAM PRA.SHA.BHAVA 264 217 634 590 0 1224 558 501 0 1059 88.01 84.92 0 86.52 NA' SAROLA MADHY. SHALA 265 59 466 415 0 881 415 349 0 764 89.06 84.10 0 86.72 BHAWAN BASAD PRA.SHA.BHAVA NA' 266 216 249 226 0 475 226 186 0 412 90.76 82.30 0 86.74 HANUMANTAKH EDA PRATH. SHALA 267 170 BHAVAN PURAV 402 361 0 763 347 315 0 662 86.32 87.26 0 86.76 BHAG RAITALAI PRATH. SHALA BHAVAN 268 62 KHAROON KA 409 382 1 792 357 332 0 689 87.29 86.91 0 86.99 DERA NASHIRABAD PRA.SHA.BHAWA 269 184 465 461 0 926 426 380 0 806 91.61 82.43 0 87.04 N KHADAKI PRAASHAABH 270 171 362 330 0 692 294 309 0 603 81.22 93.64 0 87.14 JHIRAMITEE PRA.SHA.BH., 271 8 JHIRAPANJARIY 446 402 0 848 399 340 0 739 89.46 84.58 0 87.15 A PRA.SHA.BH., PASHCHIMABHA 272 252 235 209 0 444 202 185 0 387 85.96 88.52 0 87.16 G KALAPAT VANAGRAM PRA.SHA.BH., 273 33 518 477 0 995 459 409 0 868 88.61 85.74 0 87.24 SUKTAKHURDA' PRA.SHA.BH., 274 42 370 360 0 730 326 312 0 638 88.11 86.67 0 87.40 KHATALA MADH. SHALA BHAVAN 275 112 369 344 0 713 325 299 0 624 88.08 86.92 0 87.52 SINDHKHEDA RAIYAT Prathmic sala 276 207 Bhawan Atirikt 373 352 0 725 329 306 0 635 88.20 86.93 0 87.59 room Deorimal PRA.SHA.BHAWA 277 161 N PIPARI 361 358 0 719 312 318 0 630 86.43 88.83 0 87.62 BORABAN PRA.SHA.BHAVA 278 60 306 299 0 605 275 256 0 531 89.87 85.62 0 87.77 NA' BORIKHURD PRATHMIC SALA 279 124 502 444 0 946 445 386 0 831 88.65 86.94 0 87.84 BHAWAN 51
RAHMANPURA PRA.SHA.BHAWA N ATIRIKT 280 158 324 340 0 664 283 301 0 584 87.35 88.53 0 87.95 KAKSH P BHAG SATOD GRAMPANCHAY 281 162 AT BHAVAN 347 328 0 675 302 292 0 594 87.03 89.02 0 88.00 PIPRI BORVAN PRA.SHA.BHAWA N 282 183 515 504 0 1019 452 445 0 897 87.77 88.29 0 88.03 MANJARODAKH URD PRA.SHA.BH., 283 179 429 463 0 892 380 406 0 786 88.58 87.69 0 88.12 BIJOURI PRA.SHA.BH., 284 133 273 278 0 551 251 235 0 486 91.94 84.53 0 88.20 RATNAPUR PRATH.SHALA 285 210 BHAVANA' 270 249 0 519 251 207 0 458 92.96 83.13 0 88.25 LINGA PRA.SHA.BHAVA 286 100 515 490 0 1005 472 415 0 887 91.65 84.69 0 88.26 NA' SAGAPHATA MADH. SHALA 287 37 BHAVAN 326 304 0 630 296 261 0 557 90.80 85.86 0 88.41 ITARIYA KANYA PRA. 288 264 SHALA BHAWAN 323 295 0 618 290 257 0 547 89.78 87.12 0 88.51 KHAIKHEDA PRA.SHA.BHAWA 289 152 N RAMAKHEDA 521 522 0 1043 482 443 0 925 92.51 84.87 0 88.69 KHURD MARATHI PRA.SHA.BHAWA 290 247 221 207 0 428 202 178 0 380 91.40 85.99 0 88.79 N K.NO. 2 BADAJHIRI PRATHMIK 291 273 SHALA BHAWAN 218 211 0 429 195 186 0 381 89.45 88.15 0 88.81 SHAYAR PRA.SHA.BH., 292 163 441 437 0 878 407 373 0 780 92.29 85.35 0 88.84 SAGAMALI Primary School 293 120 Building Room No. 317 312 0 629 306 253 0 559 96.53 81.09 0 88.87 2 Ghagharla PRA.SHA.BH., 294 34 486 447 0 933 465 369 0 834 95.68 82.55 0 89.39 DHOUND PRA.SHA.BH.'CH 295 160 315 307 0 622 282 275 0 557 89.52 89.58 0 89.55 OUKHANDIYA PRATHMIC SAHA BHAWAN 296 239 311 294 0 605 277 266 0 543 89.07 90.48 0 89.75 BADAGAV MAPHI PRA.SHA.BH. 297 177 386 369 0 755 343 335 0 678 88.86 90.79 0 89.80 CHIDIYAMAL PRAT. SHALA 298 45 BHAVAN 350 357 0 707 319 318 0 637 91.14 89.08 0 90.10 JALANDRA PRA.SHA.BH., 299 111 358 359 0 717 320 327 0 647 89.39 91.09 0 90.24 SINDHAKHEDA PRATHMIK SHALA BHAWAN UTTAR BHAG, 300 230 201 182 0 383 188 159 0 347 93.53 87.36 0 90.60 BALWAD TEKARI, JAINABAD 52
NAVEEN MADHYAMIK SHALA BHAWAN 301 98 ATIRIKT 556 535 0 1091 513 476 0 989 92.27 88.97 0 90.65 KAKSHA, MANDAVA (VANAGRAMA) GOVT. HINDI PRATHMIC 302 56 SHALA KA 278 258 0 536 250 236 0 486 89.93 91.47 0 90.67 TIRIKT KACHH NIMBOLA PRA.SHA.BHAWA 303 267 N SAMARIYA 311 297 0 608 294 262 0 556 94.53 88.22 0 91.45 (VANAGRAMA) PRA SHA 304 208 BHAVANA' 234 219 0 453 223 195 0 418 95.30 89.04 0 92.27 NEVARIKALA PRA.SHA.BH., 305 48 395 394 0 789 372 381 0 753 94.18 96.70 0 95.44 HASANAPURA Total 1243 1180 24239 1002 9122 19147 19 3 80.65 77.26 15.8 78.99 04 74 7 49 2 4
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