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RAJASTHAN
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DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK (VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY AND
VILLAGE & TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT)
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R. P. TOMAR JOINT DIRECTOR
CENSUS OPERATIONS, RAJASTHAN
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FOREWORD
Populatlon Census provides data-base for economic and social ptannlnQ to planners and administrators at all levels. The village and town-wise Census data compiled and processed by the Directorate of Census Operations. Rajasthan are being published in the form of District CensuS Handbook for each district separately, which, I am sure, Will be found l1uite useful. informative and Interesting by the planners and administrators as well as academicians and research scholars.
Each District Census Handbook comprises two parts. Part-A of the book provides information on the amenities available In each village/town and Part-B gives the Primary Census Abstract at village level in the case of rural areas and at ward/town level in the case of urba n areas. Primary Census Abstract is an important table which gives number of households, population, literates, population of scheduled castes and scheduled tribes, main workers cross classified by nine Industrial categories of workers, marginal workers and non-workers by sex at viliage/town/ panchayat samiti/tehsll and district level.
Dr. V.S. Sisodia, Director of Census Operations, Rajasthan and his colleagues who have compiled the voluminous data and completed these comprehensive volumes In a rEasonable time deserve to be congratulated. for the accuracy of the work and timely publication.
JAIPUR October 2, 1994
M.L. MEHTA Chief Secretary
Government of Rajasthan
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PREFACE
Publication of the District Census Handbooks (DCHs) was initiated after the 1951 Census and is continuing since then with sOfTIe innovations/modifications after each decennial Census. This is the most valuable district level
publication brought out by the Census Organisation on behalf of each State Govt.lUnion Territory administration. It inter-alia provides data/information on some of the basic demographic and socio-economlc characteristics and on the availability of certain important civic amenities/facilities in each village and town of the respective districts. This publication has thus proved to be of immense utility to the planners, administrators. academicians and researchers.
The scope of the DCH was initially confined to certain. important census tables on population. economic and socio-cultural aspects as also the Primary Census Abstract (PCA) of each village and town (ward-wise) of the district. The DCHs published after the 1961 Census contained a descriptive account of the distnct, administrative statistics. census tables and Village and Town Directories including PCA. Afterthe 1971 Census. two parts of the District Census Handbooks (Part-A comprising Village and Town Directories and Part-B comprising Village and Town PCA) were released in all the States and Union Territories. The third Part-C of the District Census Handbooks comprising administrative statistics and district census tables, which was also to be brought out, could not be published in many States/UTs due to considerable delay in compilation of relevant materiAl. In 1981. some new features Alongwlth the restructuring of the formats of Village and Town Directory were introduced in the DCHs. These were published in two parts for each district after the 1981 Censl:Js. While Part-A comprised Village and Town Directories, the PCA of villages and towns (ward-wise) including Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe PCA upto tehsil/town level were provided In
Part-B. To illustrate, all the amenities except electricity, were brought together in the Village Directory and if an amenity was not available in the referent village, the distance in broad ranges from the nearest place having such amenity was given. Information on some new items such as adult literacy centres, primary health sub·centres and comm unity health workers in the village were provided so as to meet some of the requirements of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Similarly, information on approach to the village was also provided for the first time in the Village Directory so as to give an idea about the number of inaccessible villages in each district. In case of Tow.n Directories also, keeping in view the requirements of the Minimum Needs Programme, a Statement IV-A on slums was provided so as to enable the planners to chalk out the programmes for providing better civic and other amenities in the slums. In thiS statement details on civic and other amenities wp.re reported tor the slums of Class I'and Class II towns. Apart from this, one column on the Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe population and another on adult literacy classes/ centres were added in Statements IV and V respectively.
The manner of presentation of the DCHs for the 1991 Census is by and la';ge the same as followed In 1981.
However, the format of PCA has been resrtuctured slightly in the 1991 Census for the benefit of data users. Nine-fold Industrial claSSification of main workers has been given as against four-fold industrial classification presented in the 1981 Census. In addition to this. the sex ';\lIse population in the 0-6 age-group has also been included in PCA for the first time With a view to enabling data users to compute more realistic literacy rate as all children below 7 years of age 'lAve been treated as Illiterate at the time of the 1991 Census. It is expected that the above mentioned modificatIOns Will help the planners IS chalking out more effective developmenta! programmes.
One of the most Important Innovations In ttle 1991 Census IS the Panchayat Samitl level presentation of data In
the Village Directory and PCA Instead of the traditional Tehsll/Taluk/Pollce Station level presentation. It is expected
that the presentation of Village Directory and peA data at Panchayat Samltllevel Will help the planners In formu\atlon of miera-level developmental plans. as the Panchayat Samlti IS the lowest administrative unit for development planning In Rajasthan.
In order to facilitate the task at admlfllstrators. planners and researchers intending to use Village Directory/PCA
,lata, either from the magnetic tapes/floPPies or from the published records, both the computer and manual codes for
A(lch village ha~e been prOVided ior the 1991 Census alongwlth the corresponding codes of 198i.
TillS publication IS a JOint venture of the State Govt. and the Census Organisation. The data have been collected
,md compiled under the direction of Dr. V.S. Sisodia, Director of Census OperatIOns. Rajasthan on behalf of the State
Governmen~whlch has borne the cost of pnnting. The task of planning, designing and coordination at the publication
WflS Initiated by Dr K.P Ittaman, former Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) and Shn M M, Dua. JOint Director.
r or the s<lke of uniformity In presentation of mformatlollidata and for preparation of analytical note depICting the salient
tl?i1tures emerging from a micro-level analYSIS of Census/non-Census rii'lta, a ITlodel District Census Handhook from
f ;2lch State and Union Territory was thoroughly scrutinised In the SOCli31 Studies DIvIsion under the gUidance at Dr. M, K,
!:lin. the present Deputy Registrar General (S.S.). ThiS task was carned out by Shn A.K. Singh, Deputy Director who
vViiS aSSisted by Shn N.S, Soam. Assistant Director and his staff. Technical gUidance In the preparation of the maps
,V IS Inltl'llly prOVided by Dr, B.K. Roy. former Deputy Registrar General (Map) and later by Mrs, Mlnall Ghosh, the
: ;rf!spnt Deputy Registrar General (Map).
I i-irn thankful to all those who have contnbuted to thiS prOject
~JI ':1 DELHI
: ,1,[ 11, 19q2 AR. NANDA
REGISTRAR GENERAL, INDIA
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· ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
We are deeply indebted to the State Government for their prompt help to us at all stages of Census Operations. We are beholden to Shri M.L. Mehta. Chief Secretary, Rajasthan for his unstinted support and continued encouragement to us at all stages of work as also for having consented to wnte the Foreword for the series. The former Chief Secretary, Shn T.V. Ramanan had infused a sense of urgency and seriousness in the minds of Collectors and other officers engaged In Census work at the district level, which went a long way in gearing up the entire administrative machinery and we are extremely grateful to him. Several departments of the State Government among which General Administration, [ducation, Community Development, Economics & Statistics, PubliC Relations, Printing and the Department of Personnel deserve speCial mention, extended utmost cooperation and help in both the phases of Census Operations. Th~ District Collectors played a pivotal role in successfully conducting and supeNising Census Operations despite their rnultifarious responsibilities. They were well assisted by ADMs, SDOs, DSOs, Tehsildars and Municipal Officers and other Charge Officers. The Supervisors and Enumerators, the basic Census functionaries worked ceaselessly in the entire period of field-work to make 1991 Census Operations smooth and successful.
We are deeply grateful to Shri A.R. Nanda, Registrar General & Census Commissioner India for his sustained support and spontaneous. unfailing guidance throughout our endeavours. Our grateful thanks are due to Dr. M.K. Jain i'ltld Mrs. Mlnati Ghosh. the two Deputy Registrar Generals and their colle::<gues at the headquarter5 for their ever willing, helping hand and thoughtful suggestions for putting together and shaping the volumes in their present form.
The Director of Census Operations, Rajasthan, Dr. V.S. Sisodia under whose gUidance the e.ntire operations were carried out deserves all credit for its success, but he was repatriated to the State Government for taking up some C)ther important assignment before this volume could be lDade for the press.
Shri R.C. Bhargava, the former Deputy Director incharge of District Census Handbooks, who was ably aSSisted t1Y Shri Shamsher Singh. Assistant Director, Shn Wali Haider, Investigator and their team of workers deserve all praise tor their perseverance and dedication in preparing Village and Town Directories.
The Primary Census Abstract. the population profile for all the administrative units of district was first prepared H, Regional Tabulation Office Jodhpur headed by Shri H.S. Meena, ASSistant Director. who put in hiS 'Labour of Love' to ensure its timely preparation. In thiS task he was assisted by Shri Ganesh Lal Verma. Investigator.
The PCA and various other tables were scrutinised and finalised for publication under the close superviSion and fjuldance of Shri R.C. Bhargava, former Dy. Director by his team of zealous workers headed by Sarvashn M.M. Goyal. R.N. Verma and H.C. Sharma. Investlgato s. Their precision and promptitude In delivering goods deserve speCial
,rnention. Shri H.S. Meena. ASSistant Director has taken pains In drafting the DI8trict Profile and the Analytical Note for the distriCt. The members of the staff In the Map Section did a commendable job under the gUidance of late Shn M.L. Kumawat. R.O. (Map), a highly experienced Census hand and later under Shn M.e. Vimal, Sr. Geographer. Shn
iv1 M. Goyal, Investigator and official In charge of printing personally looked to VariOUS aspects of printing work along vlth hiS associates. which has ensured the timely release of volumes and all credit goes to him for getting them through Ihe press. We are thankful to Mis Samrat Printers, New Delni for the pnntlng of this handbook In a short time .
. IA!PUR \. ,ctober 2, 199·1
R.P TOMAR JOint Director
OTHER MEMBERS OF STAFF ASSOCIATED WITH THIS WORK
1 . Shri Abdul Waheed
2. Shri G. Fernandes
3. Shri N.K. Ba)
4. Shri R.A. Agarwal
5. Shn J.P. Kateja
6. Shri M.L. Slndhl
7. Shri O.P. Sharma
1 . Shn K.B. Sharma
2. Shri P.L. Meena
3. Shn S.N Misra
4. Smt. Santosh Mafakar
5. Smt. Usha Sharma . 6. Shri M.L. Gupta
7. Shri Bhupendra Goyal
1. Shri P.K, Jain
2. Shri Deepak Snvastava
1 . Shn G.L. Verma
2. Shri N.R. Sisodia
3. Shri Pankaj Kumar
4. Shn D.L. Verma
5. Shn Sardul Singh 6. Shri Hem Singh
7. Shn M.S. Panwar
8. Shn P.K. Sharma
1. Shri Manohar Lal
1. Shn Verughese Mathew 2. Shn D.P. Sekra
1. Shn Hasan Mohd
VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY
Investigator 8. Shri V.K. Punjabi
Investigator 9. Shri V.K, Gupta
Investigator 10. Shri R.C. Balrwa
Investigator 11. Shri S.N. Singh
Statistical Assistant 12. Shri R.K. Nagar
Statistical Assistant 13. Shn B.P. Sharma
Statistical Assistant 14. Shri Mukesh Bhargava
PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
Statistical ASSistant 8. Shri D.N. Pareek
Statistical Assistant 9. Shri K.C. Gupta
Statistical ASSistant 10. Smt. Charu Mathur
Statistical Assistant 11. Shri A.K. Srivastava Statistical ASSistant 12. Shn Arun Jain
Statistical Assistant 13. Shri H.L Gupta
Statistical ASSistant 14. Smt. Asha Saxena
COMPUTERISATION
Computer Operator
Computer Operator
3. Shri Yogesh Bhargava
4. Shri Lokesh Jain
MAP
Investigator 9. Shri Lallu Lal
Geographer 10. Shri Babu Lal
Geographer 11. Shri Indra Naraln
Senior Artist 12. Shn Nandlal
Artist 13. Shri Oeepak Sood
Senior Draughtsman 14. Shri Kishan Singh
Artist 15. Shri Oiwakar Sharma
Artist 16. Shrl Tara Chand
HINDI TRANSLATION
Senior Hindi Translator
TYPING
Stenographer 3. Shri S.K. AJmera
Jun:or Stenographer 4. Shn B. L. Verma
PRINTING
Pnntlng Inspector 2. Shn Kanhaiya Lal
StatisticalAssistant
Computer
Computer
Computer
Computer
Computer
Computer
Statistical Assistant
Statistical Assistant
Computer
Computer
Computer
Computer
Computer
Computer Operator
Computer Operator
Draugh!sman
Draughtsman
Draughtsman
Draughtsman
Draughtsman
HPMO
HPMO
Ferro Print Operator
Computer
Assistant Complier
Proof Reader.
qg(q,!of flif@Cfll IMPORTANT STATISTICS
~~ fm'rm fm;rr
RAJASTHAN SIROHI
STATE DISTRICT
'S1iB@:\\ "¥I ~ Persons 44,OO5,9Q(l 654,029
POPULATION Total ~ Males 23,042,780 335,517
fur;rt Females 20,963,210 318,512
~ "O!lfcR1 Persons 33,938,877 526,447
Rural ~ Males 17,686,463 267,938
fur;rt Females 16,252,414 258,509
~ "O!lfcR1 Persons 10,067,113 127,582
Urban ~ Males 5,356,317 67,579
fur;rt Females 4,710,796 60,003
~ ~ 'J1'1B@1 ~ ~ 1981-91 +28.44 ' 20.66
DECENNIAL POPULATION GROWTH RATE 1981-91
~ (qrf % . .n.) 342,239 5,136
AERA (Sq. km) crtiB@1 Cfi1 ~ (ma crt fcn. +ft.) 129 127
DENSITY OF POPULATION (Per Sq. km)
BIT, ~ ~ (-m'ff 1 ,000 ~ 1R fur:IT CfiT ~) 910 949
SEX RATIO(Number of Females per 1,000 Males)
-m8R'ffi ~ "O!lfcR1 Persons 38.55 31.94
LITERACY RATE ~ Males 54.99 46.24
fur;rt Females 20.44 16.99
~ ~§'.Tf q;'f 8:ffiT it ~ crt'1I::i@1 CfiT ~ 22.88 19.51
PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION
TO TOTAL POPULATION
~ crt;:j1ie~1 CfiT 8:ffiT if 9fdl!lddl
PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL POPULATION (i) l}&1CfilB~~ "O!lfcR1 Persons 31.62 31.25
Main Workers, ~ Males 48.53 49.34
fur;rt Females 13.04 12.19
(ii) W JOj i felCh CflTJOj C!i8 ~ ~ Persons 7.25 7.14
Marginal Workers ~ Males 0.77 1.00
fur:rt Females 14.36 13.61
(i i i) Cfill=f 101 C!i8 crrB ~ Persons 61.13 61.61
Non-Workers ~ Males 50.70 49.66
~ Females 72.60 74.20
~ cnrq m fi 'fiT cPITCfl{OI
BREAK-UP OF MAIN WORKERS
OflIl!dChR ~ Persons 58.80 40.16
Cultivators ~ Males 56.22 41.64
fur:rt Females 69.34 33.S7
II 'cirfum ~ ~ Persons 10.00 21.03
Agricultural Labourers ~ Males 7.99 14.54
m<rt Females 18.23 48.71
~ ~ III Qzr4t0"1, ~ it Cfi1?:T Cli8T, ~ Persons 1.80 5.24
~~, ~ 3fu: mrlF1, ~ Males 1.92 5.73
q:; fI'l 'W '1 am ~~.f(f Cfl ji~ ct fli 4 ~ Females 1.34 3.17
Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and Plantations,
Orchards and allied Activities IV 'l]f'A .3fu: ~ 0I:lfcre Persons 1.03 0.65
Mining and Quarrying ~ Males 1.14 0.65
~ Females 0.56 0.66
Va . q(f{c(lf.(Cfi -rotrt 'it f~ fotf.,qjol, ~ Persons 2.00 2.70
"ftByV-R,~~~ ~ Males 2.07 2.83
Manufacturing, Processsing, ~ Females 1.72 2.11
Servicing and Repairs in
Household Industry Vb q I fh:11 R ct "3"?i'r7 if fi=If.p:fjur, ~ Persons 5.45 5.50
"ftByV-R, ~ .3ffi ~ ~ Males 6.37 6.52
Manufacturing, Processsing, ~ Females 1.66 1.13
Servicing and Repairs in
other than Household Industry
VI f.:!l:ITur ~ Persons 2.42 3.11
Constructions ~ Males 2.87 3.55
~ Females 0.61 ·1.24
VII ~3fu:~ oqfi.ffi Persons 6.42 7.79
Trade and Commerce ~ Males 7.78 9.12
ftw:tf Females 0.82 2.10
VII' ~. ~ 3fu: "fi"im ~ . Persons 2.39 3.01
Transport, Storage and ~ Males 2.94 3.68
Communications fuf<rl Females 0.13 0.19
IX 3P-T~ ~ PerSons 9.69 10.81
Other Services ~ Males 10.70 11.74
m Females 5.59 6.82
f0 ;sFP;i@H on1 '¥Rl it ~ ~ 151:tfcRf Persons 17.29 19.24
'fiT 'Jj;HiMI Cf,T ~ ~ Males 17.39 19.67
PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTE fun:rt Females 17.18 18.79
POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION
'F'! 31"1ti@1 on1 ~ it ~ ~ ~ Persons 12.44 23.39
"'f,T -511{4Ig:n Of,! ~ ~ Males 12.31 23.52
PERCENT AGE OF SCHEDULED TRIBE· fun:rt Fpmales 12.58 23.26
POPULATION TO'TOTAL POPULATION
~~~crIt~ <WI -.ita I 7,168,834 124,990
NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL 1$ITur Rural 5,495,337 100,720
HOUSES ~ Urban 1,673,497 24,270
lJTIfT -;;ir ~ m Total 39.810 461
NUMBER OF VILLAGES ~ Inhabited 37.889 446
TR-~ Uninhabited 1.921 lS
.-rW, on1 WY-n 222 6
NUMBER OF TOWNS
N (qtf fcti ~. 11)
Area
(in sq. Ian)
2
mmrR 'RAJASTHAN 342,239
'tftlRrR: Ganganagar V' 20,634
~ Blkaner " 27,244
~ Churu if 16,830
in JhunJhunun ./ 5,928
~ Atwar ./ 8,380
~ Bharatpur / 5,066
""'~ Ohaulpur .; 3,034
~ lJI1:ltF Sawal Macllopur.( 10,527
~ Jaipur .; 14,068
~ Slkar./ 7,732
~ Ajmer 8,481
itcn Tonk 7,'94
~ Jaisalmer 38,401
~ Jodhpur 22,850 .
_ Nagaur 17,718
~ Palj lZ,387
~ . Barmar 28,387
- Jalor 10,640
fmltt Sirohi 5,136
~ Bhllwara 10,455
~ Udaipur 17,279
~ Chittaurgarh 10,856
~ Dungarpur '3,nO
~ Banswara 5,037
~ Bundi 5,550
~ Kota 12,436
~ Jhalawar 6,219
! V I
\i14(1wn - ~ .~ - 1991
POPULATION PROFILE-1991
~ ~<R~ ~~~~ ~
POpu1atiOD
3
44,005,990
2,622,m
1,211,140
1,543,211
1,582,421
2,296,580
1,651,584
749,479
1,963,246
4,722,551
1,842,914
1,729,207
975,006
344,517
2,153,483
2,144,810
1,486,432_
1,435,222
1,142,563
654,029
1,593,128
2,889,301
1,484,190
874,549
1,155,600
770,248
2,030,831
956,971
~it~ 1981-91 ~ Proportion to
total population of Rajasthan
100.00
5.96
2.75
3.51
3.60
5.22
3.75
1.70
4.46
10.73
4.19
3.93
2.22
0.78
4.89
4.87
3.38
3.26
2.60
1.49
3.62
6.57
3.37
1.99
2.63
1.75
4.61
2.17
Decennial Growth RatE
1981-91
5
+28.44
+29.20
t42.70
+30.84
+30.61
+30.82
+27.14
+28.10
+27.83
+37.44
+33.81
+20.05
+24.42
+41.73
+29.12
+ 31.69
+ 16.63
+28.27
+26.52
+20.661
+ 21.58
+22.59
+20.42
+28.07
+30.34
+25.85
+32.32
+21.91
Uteracy Rate
6
38.55
41.82
41.7~
34.78
47.60
43.09
42.96
35.09
36.27
47.88
42.49.
52.34
33.67
30.05
40.69
31.80
35.96
22.98
23.76
31.94
31.65
34.38
34.28
30.55
26.00
32.75
47.88
32.94
Sex Ratio Work Participation
Rate
7 8
91,0
8n 885
937
931
880
832
795
854
891
946
918
923
807
891
942
956
891
942
949
945
965
950
995
969
889
887
918
31.62
30.15
29.88
30.00
24.41
30.38
27.05
27.48
30.16
30.08
25.07
,35.78
35.87
29.48
30.68
33.43
31.53
33.57
31.99
31.25
40.38
33.02
41.45
30.25
32.50
34.21
31.41
38.25
RAJASTHAN
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RAILWAY LINE WITH STATION, METRE GAUGE
RIVER AND STREAM . . .
WATER BODIES
VILLAGE HAVING 2000 AND ABOVE POPULATION . .
WITH NAME .
URBAN AREA WITH POPULATION SIZE .
CLASS II I, IV ANO V
POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE
DEGREE COLLEGE AND TECHNICAL INSTITUTION
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FOREWORD
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PREFACE
31T'Iffi
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ....
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MAP OF THE DISTRICT
3i1~qfOli:h1 CONTENTS
~ Pages
(Iii)
(v)
(IX)
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fm:;rr-~~ ~ n~ln::rT11 ~ '1'1'R f1~flIl<:fl1 3trnJT~~~ Cf;n:if8.1'<f f2Pt<'lLl OI).... .... .... .... .... ..
ANALYTICAL NOTE (An Introductory Note, Census Concepts, Scope of Village & Town Directory and Primary Census (xix)
Abstract, District Profile and Brief analysis of Village & Town Directory and Primary Census.Abstract)
~(MAPS)
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PART A : VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY
3fj'lWT I: 'ITJl1 f1 ~ f!(ll Cfll
SECTION I : VILLAGE DIRECTORY
m f1a>flIl<:fl1 it Mf'IA ~~.f[m <t1 m q WICffi f<:flif 7fit ~ .... CODES USED FOR VARIOUS AMENITIES IN VILLAGE DIRECTORY
4
ml1 f1~flIl<:fl1 (qofSflIOlI'iflF( mm cf,t {1"'~1 'Bfucf) .... .... .... .... .. .. 5-81
VILLAGE DIRECTORY (WITH ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES)
1. 'q'~Tmnn;qfu ~ Panchayat Samiti Sheoganj .... .. ..
2. ~ m'i:tfu ~ Panchayat Samiti Sirohi .... . ...
3. ~ ~ f,"!OMI'i?1
4.~~~ s.~~~
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APPENDICES:
Panchayat Samiti Pindwara ... .
Panchayat Samiti Abu Road .... .. ..
Panchayat Samiti Reodar .... .. ..
I - ~affiJr<:fl', f.qfCflROlI om 3FT ~~.n.m CiiT ~ flf1:lf(jqF( ~ ....
Panchayat Samitiwise Abstract of Educational, Medical and other Amenities
II - itt 1'j{Qlf(.'1ChI ~ ( \111'1 0111 C.fiOO) it ~ ~ ~m ~ .... .. .. Land utilisation data in respect of non-municipal towns (Census Town)
III - .:am w:rr 'C6l ~ flf'"lf(jql< ~ ~ ~8:lfUrcf;, ~, 'tff.f CiiT 'IWfr, mcfi 3fn: nIT. omm;mc: if; K-17.lT ~ if; '11ll,
5
19
35
51
65
82
88
~ n~ ~ 'C6l. cf,t ~~.nil' ~ ~ t 1 .... .... .... .... .... .... ...................... 88
Panchayat Samitiwise list of villages where no educational, medical, drinking water, post and telegraph,
day or days of market/hat, communication and power supply facilities are available.
IV - ~ \111~&l1 qit 'WRT it ~ * 3Fpm ~ ~ .:a:fu: ~ \111\11lf(j~'i Cffr 'lT1:8&11
~* ~IDl"iTqft~........ .... .... .... .... ..... ...... ...... ...... ....... .... ..... ...... 89
List of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total
population by ranges.
(xviii)
311'IWT II : ~ R~~ICflI SECTION II : TOWN DIRECTORY
1'1R f"1~~jCfij it fclf'I-A ~maff qft ~ ~ ~ m ~ ~ Codes used for various amenities in Town Directory
1'1R f1~~ICflI .... .... .... . ...
TOWN DIRECTORY
fcrcwJT- I ~ afu: ~ ~ .... Statement-I
fcffiur-II
Statement-II
fcffiur-III
Statement-III
fcrcwJT-IV St~ent-IV
fcrcwJT-v Statement-V
fcfcr{ur - VI
Status and growth history
~ CfiT ~ 11a;r afu:~, 1989
Physical aspects and location of towns, 1989
1'1R~fcmf, 1988-89 ........... .
Municipal finance, 1988-89
~ afu: 3P1 ~m<l ,1989 ....
Civic and other amenities,1 989
~, ~a:rfUTq;, ~ am.:m*¥Rlot> ~~, 1989 ....
Medical, educational, recreational and cultural facilities, 1989
cx::rrm:,~, m-rr afu:~, 1989.... . ......... ..
Statement-VI ' . Trade, commerce, industry and banking, 1989
~:~~~~\iI'i~@4I~ .......................... .. APPENDIX: Towns showing their outgrowth with population
m-rr~: ~ "''''101''11 mr PART B : PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
1. ~ ~ ~ Panchayat Samiti $heoganj
2.~~~
3. ~ 'IDl:rfu fLjO:gqI~1
4.~~~~ 5. ~ 'IDl:rfu ~ 1'1R m~ \iI'i'jOi'il ~
Panchayat Samiti Sirohi ....
Panchayat Samiti Pindwara
Panchayat Samiti Abu Road ....
Panchayat Samiti Reodar
TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
~: APPENDICES:
1- fclf'I-A ~ it Bf"""'fl1<'1 ~ ~ CfiT fcrcwJT Details of Panchayat Samities included in various Tehsils
11- ~m~\iI'i'IOi'iI~(<'1~~fl(1cm) .......... ..
District Primary Census Abstract (Tehsilwise)
111- ~'\ij'mf11:ci ~~CfiT'¥1' \iI'i~@4i-~ i!('1ICfi2m
Total Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe population -Urban Blockwise
.... ....
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103
104-115
104
106
108
110
112
114
116
118
124-187
124
136
148
160
174t 188-199
?OO
201
207
. ~'~nf~P1:ci~~CfiT~m~~~ .... .... .... .... 215-229
SPECIAL PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES
1.~'\iI'Tfu~~~CfiT~-~ .... .... .... .... 216
List of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes-Rajasthan
2.~ '\iIlfu<:IT it; m fc:W'l ~ m~ \iI'i'IOI'ii ~ •••• # 218
Special District Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes
3.~ \iI'i\iliRllj'j ~ ft;rit fc:W'l ~ m~ \iI'i'IOi'ii ~ ....
Special District Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Tribes
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ANALYTICAL NOTE
AN INTRODUCTORY NOTE
The series of District Census Handbooks has been prepared after compilation and tabulation of data col
lected through "Individual Slip" and "Household Sphedule" on full count basis for which nearly 1800 workers
were engaged for a period extending to more than 18
months.
2. In 1981 Census, for the first time, an attempt was made in the series to bring out demographic and other data in diglot, Hindi and English, for a more beneficial
use by data-users of all categories. Hindi being the
official language of the State, a Hindi version of the
analytical notes was also added with a view to cater to
the needs of all sections of readers. The manner of
presentation of the District Census Handbooks for the
1991 Census is by and large the same.
3. As a necessary corollary to the Handbooks, Panchayat Samities, the basic administrative units of
development, administration and planning, were listed
out separately for the first time in 1981 Census in
relation to those districts wherein they were not coterminous with their tehsils. As an additional attempt,
information relating to population figures as well as
amenities available in each village located in the jurisdiction of each Panchayat Samiti were also presented in
a separate volu ll1e undefthe title "Supplement to District Census Handbook". However, for reference in the main
District Census Handbook, a list of villages forming part
of each non-coterminous Panchayat Samiti was provided alongwith the abstracts of population and amenities
for such Panchayat Samities as a whole in the form of
Special Annexures.
4. In order to cater to the over-all needs of the data---users and to facilitate the task of administrators and
planners it has now been decided to present the Village
Directory and Primary Census data at the Panchayat
Samiti level instead of the traditional Tehsil level presentation. It is expected that the presentqtion of Village Directory and Primary Census Abstract data at
Panchayat Samiti level will help the planners in formation of micro-level developmental plans, as the Panchayat
Samiti is now the lowest administrative unit for develop
ment planning. However, for the convenience of the
data-users and for the sake of comparability of data at
Tehsillevel, the Primary Census Abstract has also been presented at the Tehsilffown level in the form of an
Appendix.
5. A general note on each district covering informa
tion of general interest regarding its history, topography,
physiography, administrative set-up and places of tour
ist and historic importance etc. has also been included
with a view to provide comprehensive and more pur
poseful information about the district as a whole. Pop
ulation figures of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes constituting the core of 'Weaker-Section' have
also been presented at district, panchayat samiti and
town level so as to facilitate planning for their w~lfare
both at micro and macro levels.
6. It is earnestly hoped that this publication will serve
its purpose for planners and administrators of welfare
schemes and other data-users in general.
7. Prior to 1951, Census Reports were printed for
the whole province/state. The idea of preparing the
District Census Handbooks separately for each district
was conceived during 1951 Census as a part of a plan
intended to secure an effective method of preserving
the Census data below the district level. The idea was
that all the district t;ensus tables would be bound togeth
er in a single volume called the District Census Handbooks. Since then the District Census Handbooks are
being published regularly.
8. The 1951 Census series of District Census Handbooks was printed in two parts. Part'l contained
five General Population Tables (A Seriest,-tl'tree-Eco
nomic Tables (B Series), five Household and Age Tables(C Series), and seven Social and Cultural Tables (D
Series). rn Part II of District Census Handbook "Primary
Census Abstract and Village Directory" which showed the basic pqpulation figures for each village or town
classified by livelihood classes, were included alongwith
some information of general n~ture.
9. The 1961 Census series of District Census Handbooks were printed in single volume in which ..... Primary Census Abstract upto village and town/ward
level and Village Directory upto village level were given. Besides, some official statistics collected from various
state departments, four General Population Tables (A
Series), sixteen Economic and Household Tables (B
Series), seven Social and Cultural Tables (C Series),
four Housing Tables (E Series) and eight Special Tables for Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes were also pro
vided in District Census Handbooks. For the first time
in 1961 Census the maps for the district and tehsil were also included in the District Census Handbooks.
1 O..ln 1971 Census series of District Census Hand
books villagewise 'Village Directory' giving services,
facilities or amenities available in the village was given.
'Town Directory' was introduced for the first tir:ne giving
useful information in respect of every town of the district.
Rural Primary Census Abstract upto village level and
Urban Primary Census Abstract upto enumeration block
lev~1 were given in District Census Handbooks. While the District, Tehsil and Town maps were included, the
inclusion _of Census Tables was dispensed with in the
District Census Handbooks in 1971 Census.
11. The scope of 1981 series of District Census
Handbooks was enlarged specially in relation to amen
ities and land-use pattern. Apart from new items like uses of electricity, details of communication points,
information for which was not collected in 1971 Census,
a note on each district covenng general Information on
Its history, topography, flora, fauna and administrative
set up etc. was also added. The format of the Primary Census Abstract was also restructured In the light of
(Iii)
changes in economic and other questions canvassed in
the 1981 Census but at the same time, all efforts were
made to retain comparability with 1971 Census data.
The inclusion of Special Primary Census Abstract for
Scheduled Castes and Tribes at the TehsillTown level
was another innovation introduced in 1981 Census series.
. 12. The manner of presentation of the District
Census Handbooks for the 1991 Census is by and large
the same as followed in 1981. However, the format of Primary Census Abstract has been restructured slightly
in the 1991 Census, for the benefit of data users. Nine
fold industrial classification of main workers has been given as against four-fold industrial classification pre
sented in the 1981 Census. In addition to this, the sexwise populq,tion in the 0-6 age-group has also been included in Primary Census Abstract for the first time
with a view to enabling data users to compute more realistic literacy rate as all children below 7 years of age
have been treated as illiterate at ·the time of the 1991
Census. It is expected that the above mentioned modifications will help the planners in chalking out more
effective developmental programmes.
13. One of the most important innovations in the
1991 Census is the Panchayat Samiti level presentation of data in the Village Directory and Primary Census
Abstract instead of the traditional tehsil level presenta
tion. It is expected that the presentation of Village Directory and Primary Census Abstract data at
Pancklayat Samiti level wi" help the planners in formu
lation of micro-level developmental plans, as the Panchc<yat Samiti is the lowest administrative unit for developtnental planning.
14. In order to facilitate the task of administrators, planners and researGhers intending to use Village Directory/Primary Census Abstract data, either from the magnetic tapes/floppies or from the published records, both the computer and manual codes for each viflage have been provided for the 1991 Census alongwith the corresponding codes of 1981.
CENSUS CONCEPTS
15. For the purpose of obtaining correct information and introducing uniformity, as far as possible, throughout the country, certain concepts and definitions were
adopted and used in 1991 Census such as Building, Census House, Household, Scheduled Caste / Scheduled Tribe, Literates, Main Workers, Marginal Workers,
Non-Workers etc. and the Rural and Urban division of
the population.
Rural/Urban Areas
16. One of the basic characteristics of the popula
tion obtained through the Census IS Its rural and urban
distribution. The basic un'it for rural areas is the Reve
nue Village which has definite surveyed boundaries.
The Revenue Village may comprise several hamlets but
for presentation of data, the entire Revenue Village has
been treated as one unit. In unsurveyed villages within
forest areas each habitated area with locally recognised
boundaries has been treated as one unit.
17. Urban areas have been specially defined tor
Census purposes. In the 1991 Census the same criteria as accepted in 1961, 1971 and 1981 Cen'suses have
been adopted, with some minor variations. Urban areas
in 1991 Census consist of:
a) All places with a Municipality, Corporation, Cantonment Board or Notified Town Area Committee etc.
b) All other places which satisfy the following criteria:
(i) A mimimum population of 5,000:
(ii) atleast 75 per cent of the male work-ing population engaged in non-agricultural pursuits; and
(Iii) a density of population of at least 400 persons per sq.km. (or 1,000 per sq. mile).
18. The urban criteria of 1981 and 1991 vary slightly
from that of 1961 and 1971 Censuses, in that the males
working In activities such as fishing, logging etc. were
treated as engaged in non-agricultural activity and there
fore, contributed to the 75 per cent criterion in 1961 and
1971 Censuses whereas in 1981 and 1991 Censuses
these activities have been treated as on par with cultiva
tion and agricultural labour for the purpose of this
criterion.
(Iiii)
19. It will be noticed from the definition that there are
two distinct types of urban units. In the first category are
those units which satisfy criterion (a) by virtue of a
statutory notification and are referred to by the nomen
clature as adopted in the relevant notification viz. Munic
ipal Corporation, Municipal Board, Cantonment Board
and Notified Area Committee etc. The other type of
urban units would be those which satisfy criteria under
(b) above and which would otherwise have been consid
ered as rural i.e. as villages, but for Census purposes
they are referred to as Census Towns or Non-municipal
Towns. This is to distinguish them from what are
considered statutory towns under criterion (a). It may be
mentioned here that quite often villages which are
classified for census purposes as urban 'units under
criteria (b) may continue to be included in the village lists
in the revenue record. However, in Census publica
tions, the relevant cross references are generally
available and the reader would be able to identify such
cases.
Urban Agglomeration
20. The 1971 concept of urban agglomeration has \
remained operative in the 1981 and 1991 Censuses
without any change or modification. Very often large
railway colonies, university campuses, port areas, mil
itary camps, etc. come up outside the statutory limits of
the city or town but adjoining it. Such areas may not by
themselves qualify to be treated as towns but if they form
a continuous spread with the town, they are outgrowth
of the town and deserve to be treated as urban. Such
towns together with their out-growths have been treated
as one urban unit and named 'Urban Agglomeration'.
An urban agglomeration may constitute:
(a) A city or town with a continuous outgrowth. The outgrowth being outside the statutory limits but falling within the boundaries of the adjoining village or villages; or
(b) TINO or more adjoining towns with their outgrowths, if any, as In (a) above; or
(c) A city and one or more adjoining towns with or
without outgrowths all of which form a continu
ous spread.
Building
21. A building is, generally, a single structure on the
ground. Sometimes it may be made up of more than one
component units which are used or likely to be used as dwellings (residences) orestablishments such as shops,
business houses, offices, factories, workshops,
worksheds, schools, places of entertainment, places of
worship, godowns, stores etc. It is also possible that
buildings which have component units may be used for a combination of purposes such as shop-cum-resi
dence, workshop-cum-residence, office-cum-residence,
etc.
22. Sometimes a series of different buildings are
found along a street which are joined with one another
by common walls on either side looking like a continu
ous structure. These different units are practically
independent of one another and likely to have been built at different times and even owned by different persons.
In such cases, though the whole structure with all the adjoining units apparently appears to be one building,
each portion has been treated as a separate building.
On the other hand, one may come across cases,
particularly in large cities, of mUlti-storeyed ownership
flats. In these cases, while the structure looks like one
building, the flats are owned by different persons. In case of such multi-storeyed structures, having a number
of flats owned by different persons, the entire structure
has been treated as one building and each flat as a separate census house.
23. Sometimes in metropolitan cities the local au
thorities have considered the flats in a block or in large
colonies as separate buildings and numbered them as such. If the house numbering system of the local
authorities has been adopted as such, each flat has also
been treated as separate building in order to avoid
renumbering of these houses'.
24. If within a large enclosed area there are separate structure owned by different persons, each such
structure has been treated as one or more separate buildings. Sometimes there may be a number of struc
tures within an enclosed area or compound owned by an
undertaking or company or government which are occupied by their employees. Each such structure is treated
as a separate building. If such buildings have a number
(liv)
of flats or blocks which are independent of one another
having separate entrance from a common courtyard or staircase and occupied by different households, eadl
such flat or block has been considered as a separate
census house.
25. Usually a structure has four walls and a roof. But
in some areas the very nature of construction of houses
is such that there may not be any wall. For example, a
conical roof almost touching the ground having no walls as such and an entrance is provided. Such structures
have been treated as buildings and census houses, as
the case may be.
26. If there are more than one structure within an enclosed or open compound (premises) belonging to
the same persons e.g., the main house, the servants'
quarter, the garage, etc., the whole premises have been treated as only one building and each of the constituent .
separate structures has been taken as a census house
provided these structures satisfy the definition of a
'Census House' given hereafter.
Census House
27. A Census House is a building or part of a building
having a separate main entrance from the road or
common courtyard or staircase, etc., used or recog
nised as a separate unit. It may be occupied or vacant.
It may be used for a' residen\ial or non-residential purpose or both.
28. If a building has a number of flats or blocks which
are independent of one another having separate en
trances of their own'from the road or a common staircase or a common courtyard leading to a main gate, they
are considered as separate census houses. If within a
large enclosed area, there are separate buildings owned by different persons then each such building is treated
as one or more separate buildings. Within an enclosed
compound there may be separate buifdings owned by
an undertaking or company or even government, actually in occupation of different persons. For example, in Indian Oil Corporation Colony where the buildings are
owned by the corporation but they are in occupation of
its employees. Each such building has been reckoned as a separate building. But if in anyone of these
buildings, there are flats in occupation of different house-
• No such numbering done by town authOrities has been adopted for any urban unit in Rajasthan.
holds, eaoh such flat is treated as a separate census
house.
29. It may be difficult to apply the definition of
Census House strictly in certain cases. For example in an urban area, a ((at has (ive rooms, each room having
a direct entrance to the common staircase or courtyard.
By definition, this has to be treated as five census
houses. If all those five rooms are occupied by a single
household, it is not realistic to treat them as five census houses. In such a case, 'singleness' of use of these
rooms alongwith the main hoUse is considered and the
entire flat is treated as one census house. On the other hand, if two independent households occupy these five rooms, the first household living in three rooms and the
second household occupying two rooms, considering
the use, the first three rooms together are treated as one
census house and the remaining rooms as another census house. But if each room is occupied by an
independent household, each such room is treated as a
separate census house.
30. In case of hostels, hotels, etc., even if the door of each room in which an inmate lives opens to a
common verandah, staircase, courtyard or common
room, as it happens almost invariably, the entire hostel/ hotel building is treated as one census house. But if
such hostels/hotels have out-houses or other structures
used for different purposes or the same purpose each
such structure attached to the main hostel/hotel is
treated as a separate census house. In some parts of the country, in rural areas, the pattern of habitation is
such that a group of huts located in a compound, whether enclosed or unenclosed is occupied by one household. While the main residence may be located in
one hut, other huts may be used for sleeping, or as a
kitch'en, bathroom, baithak etc. Though each of the huts
is a separate structure, they form a single housing unit
and, therefore, have to be treated collectively as a single
census house. If some of the huts are used by one
household and the others by a second household as
residence, then the two groups of huts are treated as
separate census houses. However, if there are also
other huts in the compound used for other purposes and
not as a part of the households residence such as,
cattleshed, workshed, etc., they are treated a.s separate
census houses.
(Iv)
31. It is also possible that a household uses another
structure, e.g., a baithak, separated from the main
residence by some distance or by other structures or by
a road. In such cases, separate structure used as
baithak is treated as a separate census house.
32. It is usual to find in municipal towns and cities
that every site, whether built up or not, is numbered by
the municipal authorities on property basis. Such open
sites, even if they are enclosed by a compound wall are not listed for census purposes. Only cases where a
structure with roof has come up are treated as census
houses and listed. But in some areas the very nature of construction of houses is such that there may not be any
wall, for example, with a conical roof almost touching the ground and an entrance is also provided thus there
would not be any wall as such. Such structures have,
of course, been treated as buildings and census houses.
33. Pump houses, temples and other similar struc
tures have also been treated as census houses as these
are places where people can live. Obviously, such structures would not be treated as census houses if they
are so small that no person can live in them.
Household
34. A household is a group of persons whQ commonly live together and would take their meals from a common kitchen unless the exigencies of work prevent any of them from doing so. There may be a household of persons related by blood or a household of unrelated persons or having a mix of both. Examples of unrelated households are boarding houses, messes, hostels, residential hotels, rescue homes, jails, ashrams etc.
'These are called 'Institutional Households'. There may
be one member households, two member households or multi-member households. For census purposes, each one of these types is regarded as a 'household'.
35. if a group of persons who are unrelated to each other live in a census house but do not have their meals from the common kitchen, they would not constitute an institutional household. Each such person has to be
treated as a separate household. The important link in finding out whether there is a household or not is a common kitchen. •
Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes
36. A person is identified as a member of a Scheduled Cds e or a Scheduled Tribe on the basis of the prescribed lists of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes as per the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Lists (Amendment) Order, 1976 issued by the President of India. Scheduled Castes can be from among Hindus or Sikhs or Buddhists only while 8
member of a Scheduled Tribe can profess any religion. If the person belonging to a Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe has returned to his/her caste or tribe, it is reckoned as Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe only If that name finds place in the prescribed list.
Literates
37. A person who can both read and write with understanding in any language is treated as literate. A person who can merely read but cannot write, is not literate. It is not necessary that a person who is literate should have received any formal education or should have passed any minimum educational standard. However, all children of the age of 6 years or less are treated as illiterate even if the child is going to a school and may have picked up reading and writing a few odd words.
Main Worker, Marginal Worker and Non-Worker
38. 'Work' may be defined as participation in any economically productive activity. Such participation
may be physical or mental in nature. Work involves not
only actual work but also effective supervision and direction of work.
39. The 'Work' concept of 1961 and 1971 Census
es, as opposed to the Income or economic independ
ence concept of the earlier censuses, was adopted for 1981 Census, but the criteria for classification of per
sons as workers was changed. While in the 1961 and
1971 Censuses different approaches, namely usual status and current status were adopted with reference
period of one year and one week for seasonal and
regular work rE1spectively, in the 1981 Census the usual status approach was adopted uniformly for all work. In
1961 a person qualified as a worker if he had worked
regularly during the last season or if he had worked
atleast for a day in regular non-seasonal work dUring the
preceding fortnight. At the 1971 Census, a person was
(Ivl)
treated as a worker only if he had spent his time mainly
in work or if he had worked atleast for a day in regular
(non-seasonal) work during the preceding week. The
dichotomy of worker/non-worker of 1961 and 1971
Censuses was discarded at the 1981 Census and
instead a trichotomy of main workers, marginal workers
and non-workers was adopted. For main worker the
time criteria of engagement in work for the major part' of the year I.e. 183 days or more was adopted while those
who worked for sometime during the last year but not for
the major part of the year Le., 183 days or more were
treated as marginal workers. Those who had never
worked during the last year were treated as non-work
ers. This trichotomy partially permitted a comparability
of 1981 Census economic data with that of 1971 as well
as 1961. The main workers of 1981 Census were expected to correspond to the workers of 1971 and main
workers and marginal workers of 1981 together to the workers of 1961.
40. In 1991, to ensure comparability of data, it was
decided to continue the concepts and definitions used in
1981 Census. rt was further decided that the long
reference period of one year for both season sal and regular activities would also be adopted as was done in
1981 Census. in order to ensure that the economic
activity of unpaid workers on farm or in family enterprise, specially the women and children who are the predom
inant constituents of this work force, if properly enumer
ated in the 1991 Census, it was decided to Incorporate the words "including unpaid work in farm or in family
enterprise" in the Schedule itself. On the question of
seeking/available for work it was decided that this
question should be canvassed only for non-workers.
Further to ascertain the number of entrants to the labour force for the first time, it was decided that in respect of
non-workers seeking/available for work, information
whether they are seeking/available for work for the first time or not should also be ascertained.
Main Workers
41. The .activity of main workers is classified into following nine industrial categories:
I. Cultivator: A persons is considered as a cultivator if
he or she has been engaged either as an employer,
single worker or family worker in cUltivation of land
owned or held from government or from private persons
or institutions for payment in cash, kind or share in
cultivation including supervision or direction of cUltiva
tion. Cultivation involves ploughing, sowing and har
vesting and production of cereals and milled crops such
as wheat, paddy, jowar, bajara, ragi, etc. and other crops such as sugarcane, groundnut, tapioca, pluses,
raw jute, klndered fibre crop, cotton etc. It does not
Include fruit growing, vegetable growing or keeping
orchards or groves or working on plantations like tea,
coffee, rubber, chinchona and other medicinal planta
tions.
II. Agricultural Labourer: A person who works Gil
another persons' land for wages in cash, kind or share
IS considered as an agricultural labourer. He/she has no
risk in the cultivation, but he/she merely works 'on
another person's land for wages. An agricultural labour
er has no right of lease or contraGt on land on which he/ she works.
III. Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and Plantations, Orchards & Allied Activities: Those who
are engaged in rearing up goats, sheep, horses, pigs,
ducks, bees, silk-worms are treated as workers under livestock. Similarly, persons engaged in fishing or dOing
plantation or conservation of forests come under this
category of workers.
IV. Mining and Quarrying: Persons engaged In
different type of mines such as coal, lignite, crude
petroleum, natural gas, Iron ore, manganese, gold,
silver, copper ores and quarrying of stones, clay and
sandpits, precIous and semi precIous stones, mica etc.
come under this category of workers.
V. Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Repajrs:
The category has been diVided Into two sub
categories namely (a) Household Industry and (b) Other
than Household Industry.
V (a). Household Industry: A Household Industry IS
defined as an Industry conducted by the head of the household himself/herself and/or mainly by the mem
[)ers of the household at home or within the village In rural areas and within the premises of the house where
(ivii)
the household lives in urban areas and that it does not
run as a registered factory. A Household Industry
further related to production, processing, servicing,
repairing or making a~ selling (but not merely selling)
(.Ii goods. It does not ~Iude professions such as that of
a pleader, astrologer etc. or merely trade or business, even if such professions, trade or services are run at
home by.members of household.
V (b). Other than k:lousehold Industry: This category
of industry deals with production, processing, servicing and repairing done in places other than in household
industry.
VI. Construction: All persons engaged in construction
and maintenance of bUildings, roads, railways, tele
graphs, telephones, waterways and water reservoirs,
hydro electric/projects, Industrial plants and activities
allied to constructions such as plumbing, heating and air conditioning installatiOn, setting of tiles, marble, brick
etc. are treated as workers under this category.
VII. Trade and Commerce: This category Includes all
workers employed in wholesale and retail trade of all
kinds and other commerCial activities like finanCing,
Insurance, real estate and business services and legal
services as are rendered by advocates, barristers, pleaders etc.
VIII. Transport, Storage and Communications: All persons employed in any form of transport either by
road, rail, water or air and persons participating In
storage, warehousing activities and communications
such as postal, telegraphs, telephones and broadcastIng are treated workers under this category.
IX. Other Services: This class includes all workers
engaged In services like electricity, gas, water, public
administration and defence services, sanitary services,
education, scientific and research services, medical
and health services. religious and welfare services,
recreational and cultural services and personal servIc
es. Thus, it would appear that thiS category covers all
such workers who do not come under any of the
Industrial categories mentioned in the foregOing para
graphs and also those whose activities have not been
adequately deSCribed. General labourers who are
accustomed to work In various miscellaneous Jobs are
also classified under' other services',
Marginal Workers
42. Marginal workers are those who have worked
any time at all In the year preceding the enumeration but
have not worked for major part of that year. In other
words, those who have worked any time at all in the year
preceding the enumeration but the period for which they
have worked is less than 183 days are categorised as
marginal workers. Those who have worked for a major
part of that year. i.e. for 183 days or more, are catego
nsed as main workers. Thus, 'other workers' can be
either main workers or marginal workers.
Non-Workers
43. To distinguish between an 'other-worker' and a
'non-worker' a reference to the definition of 'work' would
be relevant. While the 'other-worker' participated in an
economically productive activity and thus did "work", a
non-worker has never worked in connection with an
economically productive activity any time at all in the
year preceding the enumeration. Non-workers can be
long to one of the following seven categories.
Household Duties
44. This covers all persons who were engaged in
lInpaid household duties and who had not done any
. work" during the last one year preceding the enumer
atton. If a person who normally attended to household
duties and was also engaged in some economic activIties, then he/she IS a worker and not a non-worker. For
example, a housewife may have helped in family culti
vation or agriculture or made and sold cow-dung cakes
at odd times, or prepared papar, pickles etc. and sold
them. She would be treated as a worker and not as a
non-worker though she is matnly a housewife.
Students
45. This category covers all full-time students and
children attending school. If a student partiCipated in
some economically productive work. say by helping as
an unpaid family worker in family cultivation, or in
household industry, trade or business, such student has
to be treated as worker and not as a student. On the
(Iviii)
other hand, a person who mainly attended to house~old
duties but took a correspondence course or attended a
part-time class would be treated as engaged in house
hold duties and is not treated as student.
Dependents
46. This category Includes all dependents such as infants or children not atter.lding school or a person permanently disabled from work because of illness or
old age. Dependents include even able bodied persons
who cannot be categorised in any other category of non
workers but are dependent on others. However, if such
a person who IS dependent on others for subsistence
has been seeking work, he or she is categorised as
"other non-worker".
Retired persons or Rentiers
47. A person who has retired from service and is doing no other work, i.e. not employed again in some full-time work or not engaged in work such as cultivation,
business, trade etc. or a person who is a rentier or living on agricultural or non-agricultural royatly, rent or divi
dend, or any other person of independent means for securing of which he or she does not have to work, will come under this category. However, if a retired person, apart from draWing penSion, is doing some other work also, he has to be treated as a worker and not as a retired person.
Beggars
48. This category covers beggars, vagrants or cases such as persons without indication of source of income and those With unspecified sources of subSistence who are not engaged in any economically productive work.
Inmates of Institutions
49. This covers convicts In jails or inmates of a
penal, mental or charitable institutions, even if such
persons are compelled to do some work such as car
pentry, carpet-weaving, vegetable-growing etc., in such
institutions. But an undertrial prisoner enumerated in a
jail has to be recorded for the work he or she was doing
before he or she was apprehended. Similarly a person
temporarily in a hospital or other similar institution has
to be recorded for the kind of work he or she was doing
befcre he or she was admitted into the hospital/institu
tion. But for a long-term undertrial prisoner or convict in
a prison or for long term inmate of penal or charitable or
mental institutions, the person's previous work would
not be recorded. A person is to be considered as 'long
term' inmate if he or she has been In such an institution
for six months or more.
Other Non-workers . 50. This category includes all non-workers who
might not have come under any of the" above six categories but who were looking for work. A boy or a girl
who had completed education or had stopped studying
and was looking for work comes under this, category.
SCOPE OF VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY AND PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
51. In Part-A of the District Census Handbook,
entitled as Village and Town Directory. an attempt has
been made to present Information regarding vanous
Clmentttes/facilttl€S available In every rural/urban Unit of
the State. The unit of the rural areas IS village and that
of urban area IS town/urban agglomeration. Information
regarding rural areas and Census Towns has been
gathered through patwanes while that In respect of
Urban areas other than Census Towns has been col
lected thro~gh the concerned Munlclpaitty/Cantonmetlt
Board/Notified Area Committee. In order to have the
aforesaid information authenticated, the concerned
departments and agencies were also contacted to fur
nish Information available with them. All the information
gathered about amenities relate to year 1989 and those
pertaining to land-use pattern pertain to Samvat Year
2045 I.e. the agricultural year ending on the 30th June.
1989.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY
52. It Will be helpful at the outset to have an idea of
the items for which information has been Included in the
Village Directory. Information in respect of each village
has been presented through a eighteen column format
In which villages have been presented in order of their
location codes assigned at tehsll level. The first tour
columns give general information I.e. location code
(Iix)
number, name, area in hectares, population and number
of households residing in v.Hlages as per Census 1991.
The amentities available in the village have been shown
in columns 5-13. The information regarding land-use
pattern has been given in columns 14-18. In case of
uninhabited villages, the information has been given
relating to columns 1·3, 12 and 14·18 only and in the
remaining columns the word 'uninhabited' has been
mentioned. At the end of the entries of each Tehsill P.S.
the totals relating to columns 3-6 and 14-18 (total area.
amenities and land-use break-up) have also been
given.
53. Various amenities like drinking water. commu
nication, post and telegraphs etc. have been shown
against the name of the referent village if they are
available within the village With the help of vanous
codes. The Code Structure relating to vanous colurrns
has been given in the beginning of SG'ction-1 to Part-A of
this book. The number of each type of amenity has been
indicated in parentheses after the SUitable code in case
of educational, medical and post & telegraph facilities
54. It any amenity IS not available Within the village a dash (-) has been shown In the relev'\nt column and
next to It. the distance of the nearest place from the
referent Village where the faCility is available has been
given In broad distance ranges viz .. - 5 km .. 5-10 km. &
10 + km.
55. The follOWing pattern has been adopted for
Indicating the educational institutions:
(i) Schools upto Class V have been treated as
primary schools. They include Nursery
Schools, Kindergarten Schools, Pre-baSIC
and Pre-primary Schools and Junior Basic
Schools upto Class V.
(Ii) All schools having Classes VI to VIII have
been treated as Middle Schools,
(iii) A" schools having Classes IX and X have
been treated as Secondary Schools.
(IV) All schools having Classes XI and XII have
been treated as Higher Secondary Schools.
They Include Senior Cambridge Schools,
Schools under 10+2 scheme, Intermediate,
Pre-University and Junior College etc.
56. In case of composite schools relevant groups of
classes have been treated separately, e.g. a school
having classes I to XII, has been shown as having one primary, one middle, one secondary and one higher
secondary school. The term 'College' includes all types
of colleges whether Arts/Science/Commerce/ Medical/ Eflgineenngl Agriculture and others Imparting education
nt Graduate or Post-Graduate level. Institutions other
than industrial schools, training schools and adult liter
acy classes/centres have been shown under 'others'.
57. In case of Medical institutions, Hospitals and
Dispensaries, Allopathy, Ayurvedlc, Unanl and Homocapathy have been shown together. Other institutions
Include all type of Yogic, Naturopathy Hospitals/ Dispensaries, Leprosy Centres etc.
58. In case there are more than one source of potable water facility available 'r the Village all such sources have been shown separately. Postal amenities Include Post Office, Telegraph Office and Telephone which are shown separately. Actual day or days of market/hat have been shown wherever such market/hat IS held.
59 In case there are more than one communication facilities these have been indicated separately by relevant codes. Approach to the village refers to the state
of roads etc. leading to the village from the communica
tion centres. I.e. bus-stand/railway station etc. This is to
give an Idea whether the Village is easily approachable
In all types of weather or becomes inaccessible for
sometime in the year. Where there are more than one approach roads these have been indicated separately by relevant codes.
60. Information regarding the nearest town Indicates the name of such town alongwith the distance tram the referent village irrespectIve of the fact whether such town IS located within Rajasthan or in some other adjOining states. In case of town situated In states other than Rajasthan, the concerned State has been mentIOned agalnt ItS name in parentheses with the help of abbreviations. The term 'town' here refers to one of those urban centres which have been treated as towns in the concerned State dUring 1991 Census.
(IX)
61. In order to give an idea about the uses which
electricity is put to, the information has been given
under the head "power supply" if it is available in the
village.
Land-Use Pattern
62. The land-use pattern has been presented under
the following five headings:
I. Forest:
It denotes those lands which have been termed
as 'forest' by the competent authority.
II. Irrigated land:
It relates to land which has actually been irrigated in the referent year. The sourcewise break
up has not been presented as no such informa
tion was available in respect of the net irrigated
area.
III. Unirrigated land:
The term covers all the unirrigated land cultivated during the referent year and land lying fallow upto four years.
IV. Culturable Waste:
It includes Gaucher i.e. pasture and grazing
land and tree-groves.
V. Area not available for cultivation:
It refers to land which has not been classified in
any of the above mentioned types and also
includes house sites, roads, rivers, nullahs, hillocks etc.
63. The following four appendices have also been
prOVided to present the position obtaining in Panchayat Samlti and district as a whole regarding various
amenities available in rural areas, villages classified by
characteristics of the population and land-use patern In Census Towns in connection with the Village
Directory:
(i)
(ii)
P.S. wise Abstract of educational, medical and
other amenities.
Land Utilisation data in respect of Census
Towns.
(iii) P.S. wise list of those inhabited villages where
no educational, medical, drinking water, post
and telegraph, day of the market/hat,
communications and power supply facilities are
available.
(iv) P .S. wise list of villages according to the propor
tion of Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes
population to total population by ranges. It
consists of two parts: Part-A relates to Sched
uled Castes and Part-S to Scheduled Tribes.
TOWN DIRECTORY
64. Particulars about each town have been present
ed in the form of six statements. In towns where there
are notified slums an addditional Statement (IV-A) has
also been given in which information regarding civic and
other amenities available in the notified slums have
been shown. In each statement towns have been
arranged in alphabetical order.
65. As has been explained earlier, urban
agglomerations are of two types: first those constituted
by two or more independent towns and second those
where the urban characteristics have developed in the
adjoining rural areas which have developed as out
growth of the referent town.
66. Where an urban agglomeration includes two or
more independent towns, the names of towns constitut
ing the agglomeration have been indicated in the alpha
betical arrangement but 1heir names have also been
repeated in, th'e alphabetical order under the name of the
agglomeration after the name of the main or core town
and information relating to these has been shown here.
The particulars of the conSfitaeryt .units of the
agglomerations have not been repeated wherever they
occur separately in the alphabetical order and a note"See
referent agglomeration" has been given against such
names. The lines relating to the information regarding
(lXI)
urban agglomeration as a whole have not been num
bered but the constituent units as and when they occur
in the alphabetical order have been numbered so that
the last number agrees with the total number of towns in
the districtconcerned. In respect of statements II, III and
VI in the lines relating to agglomeration a note "See
constituent units" has been shown and information has
been provided separately in respect of all the constitu
ents below it.
67. In case of towns having out-growth, an asterisk
mark has been placed against their names. Information
in respect of out-growths has been included in the
concerned town and has not been shown separately.
68. The amenities and other data have been indicat
ed by codes. A list of columnwise code structure and
other abbreviations used In each statement has been provided at the beginning of Section - II of Part-A of this
book. We may now discuss the various Town Directory
statements.
Statemel!lt I
69. It deals with the status and growth history of the
town. Columns 2 to 7 give information regarding class,
name and civic status of the town, its location code
number, name of the tehsilipanchayat samiti in which it
is situated, its area in sq.km. and number of households
including houseless households residing in the town as
per 1991 Census. The class of the town has been
determined on the basis of its population as per Census.
1991 and the civic administration status relates to the
year, 1990. Columns 8 to 17 show the population of the
town in different decennial censuses beginning from
1901 upto 1991. The growth rate in terms of percentage
in respect of previous censuses has been shown below
th~ population figures pertaining to each Census beginning from Column 9 onwards.
70. A 'dash" under these columns indicates that the
referent town did not have an urban status in the referent
Census. Density of population per sq.km as per Cen
sus, 1991 has been shown in column 18 and sex-ratio
(numberoffemales per 1 ,000 males) have beemndicated
for three censuses viz. 1971 to 1991 in columns 19,20,
21.
Statement _II
71. This statement gives ioformation about the
physical aspects and locational particulars of the town
In 1989. First two columns give the serial number, name
and class of the town. Columns 3 to 5 deal with the
physical aspects viz. rainfall and temperature. Rainfall
figures are the average of the rainfall for the last ten
years ending 1989-90. If the information in respect of
rainfall is not available for any town it has been given for
the nearest place for which it is available. Rainfall has
been shown in millimetres per annum. Maximum and
minimum temperatures have been given in centigrade.
If the information regarding temperature is not available
In respet of any town it has been given for the nearest
place for which it is available and the name of the centre
has been shown in footnote.
72. The location of the town with respect to various
administrative headquarters and nearest city is indicat
ed in columns 6 to 9. While showing the location of the
referent town with respect to various administrative
headquarters, names and their distance from the refer
ent town in km have been given in parenthese below the
name of the place where it is situated. In case the
referent town itself happens to be the seat of the
administrative headquarters, this distance has been
shown zero. Information regarding the nearest city of population one lac or more has been given in respect of
its situation within the State or even if this city may be
situated in other State. In case the nearest city happens
to be situated in other State, the name of the concerned
State has been shown against the name of the city in
parentheses. How the refere!)t town IS approachable is
given in columns 10 to 12 which indicate the availability
of communication facilities viz. railway station, bus
route and navigable river/canal within 10 km. There is
no navigable river or canal in Rajasthan.
Statement III
73. It gives information about the finances of the
civic bOdy controlling the local civil administration and It
has been presented in '00 rupees. A 'dash' in this
Statement Indicates that no receipt or expenditure has
occurred under the particular head and 'N' represents
negligible amount. FI~st three cclumns give general
Inf()~mation, columns 4 to 10 present receipt under
(lxli)
broad categories and total receipt ahd·columns 11 to 17
present expenditure under broad categories and total
expenditure. The receipt and expenditure has been.
presented under six broad categories each. While
receipt through taxes implies all receipts from taxes
obligatory or others and revenue derived from municipal
properties and power apart from taxation, it also in
clueles income derived from holding of fairs and e~hiQh
tions, supply of milk, licence fee, cattle-ponds, fines and
penalties, transport seNices, places of entertainment, .
allotment/sale/lease of land and rent etc. Government
grants include per capita grant, grant from Public Works
Department and grant from the Social Welfare and other
departments. Other sources of receipts have been
specified, wherever possible but generally they are of
miscellaneous nature.
74. Expenditure on general administration covers
salary and wages of staff, contingent expenditure 01'1 staff, grants, loans and advances to the staff etc. Ex
penditure on public safety cover fire-fighting, light, water
and lease facilities, regulating the dangerous/hazard
ous trades/works/occupation, water supply, registra
tion of births and deaths, disposal of garbage, rubbish
and night-soil. Public health and conveniences cover all
types of medical aid and maintenar:ce of the destitutes
etc. Public-works include maintena(1ce and construction
of roads and buildings and relief works in times of famine
and scarcity. Expenditure on public institutions covers
all types of social, cultural, educational, religious institu
tions etc. which are run or partronised by the municipal
ity. Other sources of expenditure have been specified
wherever possible but mostly these are of miscellaneous
nature.
Statement IV
75. This statement deals with the civic and other
type of public amenities and provides information about
total population, scheduled caste and scheduled tribe
population, road length, system of sewerage, number
and types of latrines, method of disposal of night-soil,
protected water supply, availability of fire-fighting seN
Ice and electrification besides general information. In
case of water supply the source of water as also the
system of its storage have been shown. The storage
capacity has been shown in litres. In case of disposal
of night-soli and protected water supply particulars have
been given in respect of two methods/sources in order of their importance if more than one exist in the town. In case fire-fighting service is not available in the town the name of the nearest place if in the same district or the name of the nearest district if in the same State or other State where available alongwith distance from the refer
~nt town has been mentioned.
Statement IV- A _
76. Information about notified slums in Class I and II towns has been shown in this statement in order to
give an idea about the amenities available to the slum dwellers. Particulars about paved roads, system of sewerage, number and types of latrines, method of disposal of night-soil, number of tap points/public hydrants for supply of protected water and electrification have been provided in respect of every slum ;11 each town, if there are any.
Statement V
77. Particulars of medical, educational. recreational and cultural facilities available in the town have been given in this statement and the number of each type of these facilities has also been shown In parentheses alongwith the appropriate code.
78. In case of medical facilities the number of beds wherever available has also been shown. Allopathic,
Ayurvedic, Unani and Homoeopathic hospitals/ dispensaries have been shown separately. No code has been provided for allopathic institutions and their numbers have been shown only in figures. Thus '1' beside H, code for hospital means an Allopathic Hospital. Separate codes have been provided for other three systems of medicine.
79. If a medical or educational facility is not available in the town, the name of the nearest place, if in the same district or the name of the nearest district if in the same State or other State where available and its distance (in km) from the referent town has been mentioned. Details of medical institutions shown under 'Others' have also been explained in the footnote below the Statement V.
80. Arts, Science and Commerce Colleges have been shown separately. While showing the educational Institutions upto Higher Secondary level the same pro
cenure as adopted in case of Village Directory, has been
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followed (See para 55). In case of composite schools relevant classes have been treated separately e.g. a school having classes I to XII has been treated as being composed of one Primary, one Middle, one Secondary
and one Higher Secondary School.
81. All other types of educational institutions which are not covered in column~ 6 to 14 have been shown in column 15 under 'Others' and include technical/vocational and training institutions like Applied Art Painting College, Pharmacy College, Agricultural College, Teachers' Training College/Institutions, Music/Dance School
etc. and the details regarding these have been shown in , footnote below the statement.
Statement VI
82. This statement contains particulars regarding trade, commerce, industry and banking. It gives names of three most important commodities imported, exported and manufactured in the town besides the number of banks, agricultural and non-agricultural credit societies functioning in the town. A list of the outgrowths, if any, along with their population and name of the core town
has also been provided at the end of the Town Directory as an Appendix.
PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT (PCA)
83. The Primary Census Abstract gives for each
territorial unit the number of occupied residential houses, households, the total population, the scheduled caste and scheduled tribe population, literates, main workers by nine broad industrial categories of main activity, marginal workers and non-workers by sex. It, therefore, indicates the basic socio-economic charac
teristics of the population for the territorial units.
84. Primary Census Abstract has been presented at three levels:
1 . District Primary Census Abstract,
2. Village/Town Primary Census Abstract,
3. Special Primary Census Abstract for scheduled castes/scheduled tribes.
85. Tlrle District PCA has been prepared at District!
Panchayat Samiti/Town/City/UA level. Separate data
for tehsils have not been presented in the District PCA.
However. a separate Appendix to District PCA has been given which provides separate PCA totals for
Aach TehsillTown etc. In the district. This appendix
provides continuation of earlier census presentation.
86. Panchayat Samiti is the main unit of presenta
tion of data In the village PCA rather than the traditional tehsils etc. The district figures in the village/town PCA
IS followed by the first pa(1chayat samiti, its villages and
census towns and outgrowth, if any, and thereafter the
second panchayat samitl and its constituents and so on. While presenting the data for each panchayat samiti care has been taken to arrange villages tehsil-wise, if the panchayat samiti lies in more than one tehsil. The data pertaining to Towns/Cities/Urban Agglomerations
are being presented in the end after the last panchayat samiti. Census Towns and out-growths of the statutory
towns falling within the jUrisdiction of panchayat samitl
have, however, been included as the urban portion of the panchayat samitl. At the end of Village/Town PCA an appendiX has been given which contains the name
and code of panchayat samities or-parts of panchayat
samitles included in each tehsil.
87. The Town PCA also has·an appendix. This
appendix gives at urban enumeration block level the
total population and scheduled caste and scheduled tribe population.
88. In case of Special PCA for scheduled castes and scheduled tribes, similar presentation as adopted for the District PCA has been followed.
89. There are sixty columns in the District Primary
Census Abstract. The first column shows the serial number and the second column gives the name of the
distrlct/panchayat samitl/urban agglomeration/city/town.
Total/Rural/Urban levels have been Indicated in column
3. Area of the referent unit has been indicated in column
4 In square kilometres. Columns 5 and 6 deal with the
number of occuiped residential houses and number of
households residing in the referent unit. Information
regarding total population, including Ilistitutional and
house less population, has been presented in columns 7-9 with sex-wise distribution. Population in the age
CJroup 0-6 with sex-wise break-up for each of the referent unit has been given in columns 10-12. This Inform a-
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tion has been given for the first time and will enable data
users to compute more realistic literacy rate, as the 1991 Census has treated all persons below 7 years of
age as Illiterate at the time of counting.
90. Columns 13-15 and 16-18 deal with the sex·'
wise presentation of scheduled caste and scheduled tribe population respectively. Information regarding
literates has been shown in columns 19-21. Columns
22-24 deal with the sex-wise break-up of main workers
and columns 25-54 deal with the classification of main
workers Into nine industrial categories sex-wisoe corre
sponding to categories of workers used in 1971 Census.
As compared to 1981 Census, while categories I (Cul
tivator), II (Agnculturallabouer) and III (Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Repairs in Household Indus
tries) corresponds to categories I, II and V(a) of the 1991
Census, the category IV (Other Workers) of 1981 has been bifurcated into following categories in 1991
Census:
Categories of workers of 1991
Census Included In 'Other Description
Workers' of 1981 Census
III Livestock, Forestry. Fishing, Hunting
and Plantalions. Orchards and Allied
activities.
IV
V(b)
VI
VII
VIII
IX
Mining and QuarrYing
Manufacturing, Processing. SerVicing
and Repairs in other than Household
Industries
Construction
Trade & Commerce
Transport, Storage and Communication
Other Services
91. Columns 55,57 and 58-60 deal with sex-wise distribution of marginal workers and non-workers respectively.
92. There are forty three columns in the Primary Census Ab:.,tract for presenting data at the vlHage/town level. The first column shows the location code numbers of the unit for which the information has been prOVided and the second column gives the name ;f /, panchayat samlti/village/town/ward. In the case of
village, area has been presented in hectares and in,the case of panchayat samit!town, in square kilometres in column 3.
93. Columns 4 and 5 deal with the number of occupied residential houses and number of households residing in the referent unit. Information regarding total population has been given in columns 6 to 8 with sexwise break-up. The total population here includes Il1Stitutional and houseless population. Population in age group 0-6 with sex-wise break-up has been given in columns 9-11.
94. Information regarding Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe population has been presented in columns 12-13 and 14-15 respectively by giVing sexwise distribution. Information regardmg number of literate males and females in each referent unit nas been given in columns 16-17.
95. columns 18 and 19 deal with number of male and female main workers respectively while columns 20 to 39 deal with classification of main workers into nine Industrial categories. Columns 40-41 deal with male and female marginal workers and columns 42-43 deal With male and female non-workers.
96. As stated earlier, the data in respect of scheduled castes and scheduled tribes have separately been presented in the Special Primary Census Abstract at the District/Panchayat Samiti/U.A'/City/Town level. There are fifty two columns in this format. The first two columns give the serial number and name of the District! Panchayat Samiti/U.A'/City/town respectively. Column 3 indicates whether the information is for total, rural or urban areas. Column 4 gives the number of households with Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe members. Columns 5-7 give the sex-wise distribution of Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe population, Population in age
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group of 0-6 with sex-wise break-up has been given in tolunins 8-10.
97, Columns 11-13 show the sex-wise break-up of literates among Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes. Columns 14-16 deal with the number of main workers while columns 17-46 present the sex-wise break-up of main workers into nine industrial categories. Columns 47-49 deal with sex-wise distribution of marginal workers and columns 50-52 present the sex-wise distribution of non-workers among the Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes.
Area
98. Area figures have been adopted from two sources. The figures for the total geographical area of the district have been made available by the Surveryor General, India. Since the Surveyor General's area figures are not available below district level for rural! urban areas separately, data for individual towns was collected from the municipal and other local authorities and in a few cases, where outgrowths (part) are formed, approximate urban areas have been made use of. The rural area figures for a district have been derived by subtracting the total urban area from the total geographical area of that district.
99. At the panchayat samiti/tehsil level, however, totals have been arrived at by adding the actual urban and rural area figures, the later having been obtained by adding up the area figures of all the cons~tuent villages. Thus It will be seen that while urban area figures in the tehsil will add up to the urban component at the district level, the same is not true for rural area in as much as the panchayat samlti/tehsil level rural area figures will not add up to the rural areas as reported at the district level. The area figures have been given in sq.km. upto two places of decimal at all levels.
DISTRICT PROFILE
Historical Backdrop of the District
The district is situated in the south-west of Rajasthan
between the parallels of 24° 20' and 25° 17' north latitudes and 72° 16' and 73° 10' east longitudes. It is
bounded on the north east by Pali district. on the east by Udaipur district, on the south by Banaskantha district of
Gujarat State, and on the west and north-west by Jalor
district.
2. The district derives its name after Sirohi town, being the district headquarters, and the later is said to have taken its name from the Saranwa hill, on the wemern slop of which it stands. Tad has suggested that the name of the territory might have been derived from -its position at the head (sir) of the desert (rohi). This has also been suggested that the original name of the town was 'Shivpuri' of which the present name is a derivative. The word 'Sirohi' also means a sword, and this has led
some people to believe that this State of brave Deora
Chauhans was so named due to the widespread fame of its swords.
3.lt was regarded as part of 'Marubhumi' and has
always been referred to as Arbudh Pradesh in Puranic traditionf). After a lapse of time, Chandrawati became
the capital of Arbudh Pradesh and. during the reign of Parmars, it was known as Ashtadhashati Desh, which
Sirohi was supposed to comprise of 1,800 villages. In
1,405 Rao Sobhaji, the ancestor of the Deora cian of Chauhans bu1Tr'the Sirohi town in a bay of the hills near
the site of the present capital. Rao Sains Mal, son of Rao
Sobhaji built the new City on a healthier site, on the
western slopes of the Saranwa hills which was also
called Sirohi. Afterwards, the whole of the area under
the charge of Deoras was known as Sirohi.
4. Prior to the final merger of this area with Rajasthan State, in December 1947, a decision was taken for integration of all the States around Sirohi. In March, 1948, Sirohi was placed under Western India States Agency and thus it was removed from the Rajputana Agency. In November 1948, an agreement between the 'ninor ruler of Sirohi and the Government of India was ';Igned and accordingly. BomjJay Government took over the administration on behalf of the Central Government, since January 5, 1949. On January 25. 1950 the erst-
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~hile Sirohi State was partitioned and, as a sequel, Abu
Road tehsil and a part of Delwara tehsil were merged
with the then Bombay state while the remaining part of
the S~ate was transferred to Rajasthan. Later, this area became the part of the newly created Banaskantha
district of Gujarat State.
5.The former Sirohi State was divided into six
tehsils namely Abu Road, Delwara, Pindwar'a, Reodar,
Sheoganj and Sirohi. Just before the merger, another
tehsil Bhawri was changed from a 'hath-Kharch' tehsil to
'Khalsa'. In 1950, the area which was merged into
Rajasthan State, was divided into five tehsils and placed in a single sub-division.
6. During the period 1951-61, by an inter-State transfer, Abu Road taluka (786.8 sq. kms) of
Banaskantha district under Gujarat State was transferred to this district of Rajasthan State, on the recom
mendations of the State Re-organisation Commission.
Accordingly, a new Abu Road tehsil was constituted in Sirohi district. In the process of inter-tehsil re-adjust
ments, former Bhawri tehsil (582.7 sq. kms) was merged
in Pindwara tehsil as such, at that time, there remained five tehsils viz. Sheoganj, Sirohi, Pindwara, Abu Road
and Reodar. Besides, four villages (73.6sq. kms) were transferred from Reodar tehsil to the newly formed Abut
Road tehsil, as a result of inter-tehsil transfers. No inter
district or inter-tehsil transfers of the territory took place during 1961-71 and 1971-81.
7. Regarding the urban areas of the district, three towns namely Sirohi, Sheoganj and Pindwara of 1951
. Census continued to be classified as towns in 1961
Census and Rohira town of 1951 Census was de
classified and became a revenue village in Pindwara
tehsil However. subsequent to the transfer of Abu Road
tehsil, two more towns viz, Mount Abu and Abu Road were also adderj to the list of towns in the district during
1961 Census. After 1961 Census there has been no
change in the list of towns in the district. During the inter
censal period of 1981-91 a census town Bhawari was
also classifed in the list of urban areas.
Administrative set-up of the district
8. Forthe purpose of administration, the district wa.s divided into two Sub-divisions, five Tehsils and six
towns, as mentioned below:
Sub-Divisions Tehsils Towns
1 . Sirohl 1. Sirohi 1. Sirohi
2. Sheoganj 2. Sheoganj
3. Reodar 3. Abu Road
2. Mount Abu 4. Abu Road 4. Mount Abu
5. Pindwara 5. Pindwara
6. Bhawri (CT)
Apart from the five tehsils, there was one sub-tehsil situated at Bhawri in the district.
90. The Collector is the administrative head of the district and also fUnctions as the District Magistrate, while the SUb-division is under the charge and the supervision of a Sub-divisional Magistrate, and tehsil administration is under the charge of a Tehsildar.
1 O.For the administration of justice there are seven courts in the district, as detailed below:
1. District and Sessions Judge, Sirohi.
2. Civil Judge-cum-Chief Judicial magistrate, Sirohi.
3. Civil Judge-cum-Add!' Chief Judicial Magistrate, Mount Abu.
4. Munsif-cum-Judicial magistrate. Sirohi.
5. Munsif-cum-Judicial magistrate, Abu Road.
6. Munsif. cum-Judicial magistrate, Sheoganj.
7. Judicial magistrate, Pindwara.
11.with the advent of democratic decentralisation In 1959, five Panchayat Samities are set up in the district. The Panchayat Samities function under the
tenuous control of the Zila Parishad, headed by the Zila Pramukh, as its chairman, but are administratively supervised by the Collector of the district, who is also the ex-officio District Development Officer. D.R.D.A is the main agency now in the district, whlcht>rovides financial
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and technical assistance forthe poor people through the Panchiyat Samities and also looks after several developmental activities in the rural areas of the district.
Phy~iography
12.The district is in the shape of an irregular triangle. A large part of the district is a vast semi desert. Plain. marked by isolated hills and chains of hillocks forming the eastern fringes of the Thar desert. It is bounded by the north~eastern, south western trending Aravalli Ranges on the east. Abu Sirohi range divides the district into two parts. In the western portion. four groups of scattered hills (off shoots of the Aravalli range) are available one each in tehsils Sirohi and Sheoganj and two in Reodar tehsil. The highest point in Sirohi tehsil is an isolated peak west of village Mandwara reaching a height of 583 metres, in Jairaj group of Reodar tehsil near village Padar being 1,090 metres, and in the Nandwar group in the north-east of village Rohua (695 metres) and Neebaj (999 Metres). The south west fringes of detached hills in Sheoganj tehsil begin with an isolated peak reaching a height of 639 metres near village Sagaliya, west of villages Mochhal (665 metres). Jogapura (721 metres), Alpa (683 metres) and Rewara (696 metres) above the sea level. Besides, numerous small hillocks also exist.
13.Detatched hills of the Aravalli range are situated in the south-east of the central portion of this district. Mount Abu is situated at about 1,219 metres above sea level and is built on an irregular plateau which is surrounded by several projecting peaks and ridges. Another important plateau is Oriya in Abu Road tehsii, which is at a distance of about eight kms from Mount Abu station and it is 152 metres higher than Abu, and lies below the main peak of 'Guru Sikhar' which is 1,722 metres above the mean sea level and is the highest point between the Himalayas and Nilgiris. East of the Abu hills, across the valley of Banas, is the tract known as Bhakar, which consists of successive ranges of steep and rugged hills of no great height.
14.Jawai is the largest and longest of the rivers of north-west, which eventually join Luni. It rises in the Aravalli hills and after flowing through various villages forms the boundary between Pali and Sirohi districts. Western Banas is the most important river of the district draining almost all the area east of Abu-Sirohi range in
Pindwara and Abu Road tehsils. Other rivers which flow
'n the district are Khari, Sukri, Kachmaoli or Bodi,
Kapalganga. Krishnavati, the most Important tributary of Khan also flows through the boundanes of several villages of the district.
15.No natural lake exists in the district but there are traces of old artificial ones at Garh In the east and also at other places. The picturesque 'Nakkllake' holds pride of place. An old reservlor called Chandela is situated at the foot of Abu hills, 12 km. west of Abu Road. The tanks famous in the district are Jubilee and Siwera in Pindwara tehsil, Akhelao and Mansarovar in the north east of Sirohi town, Lakherao in Sirohi town, Abbot at Matrimata,
Dudhia between Sarneshwarji and Sirohi and Vi sola north of Sirohi town on way to village Kolar (Sheoganj tehsil). Perennial springs of Water are few and small in the district.
Climate
16.0n the whole, the district has a dry climate with the hot season somewhat milder than in the adjoining districts to the north and north-west. Generally cOld season begins from December and lasts up to February which is followed by the hot season which continues up
to the middle of June, while the period from mid-June to mid-September is of the south-west monsoon, the next remaining period till the end of November constitutes the post-monsoon season.
17.There is only one meteorological observatory in the district established at Mount Abu. Since this place is a hill station, a true picture regarding the data of temperature and other meteorological elements cannot be considered representative of the conditions prevailing In the whole district. Hence, for the plain areas of the district, meteorological data available for Erinpura Road
a station set up just outside the district on its western border, may be taken as truly representative. During the year 1990, the maximum, minimum and mean temper· atures were recorded as 37° C, 6.00 C and 25.5° C at Erinpura Road Centre. '
18. The rainfall generally decreases from the southeast to north-west in the district. Over 90 per cent rainfall constitues during the period June to September. The rainfall at Mount Abu is much higher than at the stations in the plains. The normal annual rainfall at the district head-quarters is 63.84 cm. While the actual rainfall was
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80.79 em. dunng the year 1990. During the period, the humidity percentage at Ennpura Road and Mount Abu Centres were 71° C. On an average the rainy days are 29 in & year In the plains, while they are 53 at Mount Abu.
Geology and Minerals
19.The Delhi Super Group of rocks occupy the Aravalll ranges in the eastern part of the distnct and also the small chain of hills to the west of Mount Abu. Among tile main rock types are phylite, mica SChist, limestone, marble calc silicate rocks, quartzite etc. These rocks range in age from 1,650 to 1,400 million years and are intruded by the grey Erinpura and the pink Jalor granites. The subsequent rhyolites are ancient volcanic rocks that erupted sometime between 745 and 1000 million years ago whereas the variety of basic rocks near Mer-Mundwara area, which form a ring structure, are considerd to have erupted during the Cretaceous period.
20.Among the minerals found in the district mention may be made of calcite, copper, lead and zinc, limestone and wollastonite. Small pockets of calcite occur near villages Bhoola and Moras of Pindwara tehsil and villages Tankiya, Siyawa and Upla Knejra of Abu Road tehsil. While village Deri (Abu Road tehsil) contains multi-metal deposit of copper, lead and zinc reserves of about a million tonnes, a number of smaller deposits are located near villages Basantgarh and Rohira (Plndwara tehsil) village Goili (Sirohi tehsil) and Swaroopganj. Limestone is available in villages Danvav, Morthala, Kiwarli, Maval and Akra-Padbori area of Abu Road tehsil. Sizeable deposits of wollastonite have been recently discovered in the Upla Khejra area of 'Abu Road tehsil of which major portion falls in this district. This mineral is used in the ceramic, paint, paper and plastic industries,
21.ln addition to the above mentioned minerals is
found in the district, there are- large deposits of good
quality marble at Hara Magra near villages Selwada, Perwa, Serwa and Bhatana (Reodar tehsil) amphibole
asbestos near village Bori-Buj (Abu Road tehsil) and
talc near Abu.
22. The data regarding production of various main
and secondary minerals in the district, their average
sale and average labour engaged in them for 1990 is given below
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SI.No. Name of the Minerals Unit Production Sale in No. of average 000 Rs. labourers engaged
2 3 4 5 6
Main Minerals
1 . Chalk Ton 26.0 N.A. 7
2. Calcite OOOTon 42.0 6925.9 348
3. Lime Stone 632.0 33967.5 63
4. Wallstonite 64.9 22619.8 1251
5. Tungsten Ton 2.119 356.0 31
6. Run of Minor are 3877.5 56
7. Fluorite Nil Nil Nil
Secondary Minerals
1 . Lime Stone (Burning) OOO'Ton 118.0 3778.0 304
2. Granite 1.33'7 467.9 63
3. Murrum 59 149.5 40
4. Bncks soil 9.9 247.5 80
5. Marble 13.5 (8) 6958.1 (8) 607 22.1 (K) 663.1 (K)
6. Kankar Balan 13.2 131.7 29
7. Masonry s~one 96.5 2349.8 411
Source Director ot Minerai and Geological Deptt. Rajasthan. Udaipur.
Forest. Flora and Fauna
23.During the year 1989-90, 151225 hectares of 'tim] I.e. 3062 per cent of the total reporting area In the d:~-;trlct, was under forests. Major portion of the district is covered with trees and bushes. The most common tree I', Dhall (Anogelssus pendula), which IS found on the low rocky hills scattered allover the district. Apart from Its 'ise as fire wood It is also utilised for preparing carts and 19ncultural implements. Other trees found are Neem (Azadirachta indica). Pipal (Fir.us religiosa), Ber (l,zyphllS IUJuba) Tamarisk (Tamanz dloica), Bar (Ficus
bengalensis) and Gular (Ficus glomerate).
24.Among the bushes, which cover three fourths of -the plains of the district, mention may be made of Ber (Zizyphus nummulana), Anwala (Cassia aUriculate) and Khair (Acacia Catechu) togther with Khelra (Prosopis splcigera), Babul (Acacia arabica), Jhal or Pilu (Salvadora perslca and S. Oleoides) and Kair or Karel (Cappairs aphylla) at places. Thor (Emphorbla royleana) IS found
throughout the dlstnct, especially on the hills a round the base of Mount Abu and Dhak (Butea frondosa) in the area where the soil is deep and good. The bark of Dhak
tree IS used in making ropes for the water pots of persian
wheels.
25. The trees and shrubs found on the slopes and
round the base of Abu are bamboo (Bambusa strictus), Am (Manglfera indica), species of Dhao (Anogeissus latifolia and Pendula etc.) Siris (Albizzia lebbek), Bel (Aegle marmelos), Jamun (Eugeniajambolana), Rohira (Tecoma undulata), the horese radish tree (Moringa
concanesis) etc. Abu is considered the richest spot in
vegetation in the whole State of Rajasdthan. On the higher parts of Abu, Ambartari (Aerides affine) is found wh,ch clings to :nan ago and other trees. Stiging nettle (Girardinai heterophylla) and Karanda (Carisa carandas) are also found in abundance.
26. The fauna of the district is rather varied though not very plentiful. Panthers are commonly found while wild boars are available in most of the hIlls. Ravine deer (Chinkara) are fairly common while fourherned antelope are rarely available. Tigers and black bears are found on the Abu-Sirohl range and in Neebaj hills in the south-west while Chital (Cervus aXIs) contine themsevles to the grass lands and lower slopes of the Aravallies in
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Classification of Land Use 1988-89
1. Forest
2. Not available for cultivation
(I) Land put to non agricultural use
(Ii) Barren and unculti-vated land
3. Other uncultivated land exculding fallow land
4. Culturable waste
5. Fallow land
6. Nel~uea sown
Total
Area in Hectares
2
141,882
24,172
93,700
33,232
26.054
55,783
14:;,124
517,947
Source:-Directorate of Economics & Statistics, Rajasthan
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the south-east. Nilgai(Boselaphus tragolamelen) is seldom seen and black-bucks are rare. Regarding
small game, grey partridge, hares, some varieties of
quail and sandgrouse are found in the district. Junglefowl and red spur-fowl are plentiful on Abu and some other high hills while Floricans inhabit some of the large grasspreserves.
27. There is a game sanctuary at Mount Abu which was established in 1960-61. In order to ensure preservation of wild life, the State Government has Prohibited the shooting, hunting, netting and trapping of animals <..' ,d birds in ·!1is areas. There is a facility of watch tower at Trevor Tal besides watertroughs nearby and platforms for bird-feeding.
Land Use
28.The total Geographical area of the district is 5136 Sq.K.M. and the reporting area for the land utilisation purposes was 517947 hectares in 1988-89. The following table indicates the classification of the land use in the district for the years 1980-81 and 1988-89 along with the percentage to total reporting area:
Area in Per cent
3
27.39
4.67
18.09
6.42
5.03
10.77
27.63
100.00
1980-81 Area in
Hectares
4
151,225
25,015
80,190
33,665
12,823
43.297
147,723
493,938
Area In Per cent
5
30.62
5.06
16.23
6.82
2.60
8.77
29.90
100.00
29.The area sown more than once was 26753 hectares in 1989-90 as against 28046 hectares in 1980-81. There has been a progressive increase in the area covered under forests in the district during the last decade which rose to 30.62 per cent in 1988-89 as compared to 27.39 per cent during 1980-81.
Crop Pattern
30.There are two main crops In the district viz., the Kharif or locally called 'barsala' and the Rabi or Unali. The Rabi crops are usually sown in November and the Kharif crops begin with the first rains in July. The Table given below records the gross area utilised under food and non-food crops in the district during 1988-89.
Name of Crop Area Production (in (in hectares) Tonnes)
A. Cereals
. 1 . Bajara 34,663 16,362
2. Jowar 6,330 3274
~~. Maize 23.906 29,036
4. Wheat 15769 33,426
S. Barley 2.031 3,492
0. Rice 13 19
-, Small Millets 12.628 2,813
B. Pulses
l. Gram 4,969 3,749
,2 Other Kharif-Pulses 14,183 3,260
:\. Tur 301 104
~ . Other Rabi Pulses 232 114
C. Commercial Crops
1. Rape & Mustard 24.549 5
._! Linseed 22 9
J Ground Nut 140 155
1 Castor Seed 5,376 2.150
;ourcc Directorate of Economics & Statistics RIJasthan.
(Ixxi)
Tenancy
31 . Tenancy in the State is governed by the Rajasthan
Tenancy Act. 1955. It is one of the most important and
progressive laws relating to agrarian reforms. The provisions of the Act apply in respect of land held by tenants as if the State Government were the land holder acting
through the Tehsildar in relation to the land held by him.
Every person IS either a tenant or a sub-tenant, an
allottee or a trespasser. A tenant is one who is required
to pay some rent on account of use and occupation of
land let out to him tor agricultural or allied purposes.
Grantee with a favourable rate of rent, ijaredar, thekedar or trespasser is not considered a tenant.
32.There are following classes of tenants
(a) Khatedar tenants,
(b) Mallks,
(c) Tenants of Khudkasht, and
(d) Ghair-Khatedar tenants.
33.A Khatedar tenant is entitled to all the rights
conferred and is SUbj8ct to all the liabilities imposed on Khatedar tenant by the Rajasthan Tenancy Act. On the date of coming into force of Rajasthan Tenancy Act.
Zamindar or a Biswedar holding khudkasht was treated
as Khatedar tenant irrespective of whether he was or not
in occuption on the date of vesting.
34.Malik is a Zamindar or Biswedar who has be-come Malik of Khudkasht land held by him on abolition
of Zamindari and Biswedari in 1959. The word 'Malik'
was also added to section 14 of the Rajasthan Tenancy Act to classify It as a class of tenants. Section 13 of the
Act provides that a Malik is entitled to all the rights conferred and is subject to all the liabilities imposed on
Khatedar tenant and in substance, this class of tenancy IS nothing but a Khatedar tenant.
3S.Zamindars and Biswedars holding Khudkasht
were treated as Khatedar tenants. A tenant of khudkashat is essentially a SUb-tenant in view of the lact that a sub tenant is also eligible for protec:tlon of hiS cUltivatory
rights even against Khatedar tenants. Every tenant of land other than a Khatedar. a tenant ot Khudkasht or a sub-tena,'" is a Ghair-Khatedar tenant.
36.A trespasser is a person who takes or retains
possession of land Without authority or who prevents another person from occupying land duly let out to him
by the State. After regularisation, the trespasser be
comes an allottee. An allottee is treated as a Ghair
Khatedar tenant on whom Sub-Divisional Officer shall
suo moto confer khatedari rights after ten years of 3110tment provided that the allottee fulfils all the terms
(IXXII)
Year Total No. of
ploughs
Animal
drawn Sugarcane
crushers
carts
1977 37088 11181 2660
1983 40712 11642 4159
1988 32026 9171 3
On the basis of the above table number of Electric Pumps and Tractors IS increasing rapidly as compared to the traditional equipments.
Irrigation
38.Wells and Tube-wells are the main source of Irrigation in the distri~t, during 1988c89, the gross Irrigated area in the district was 56608 hectares of which 91 per cent was Irrigated by wells and tube-wells, 7 per cent by tanks and 2 per cent was irrigated by canals and other sources.
39.The Irrigated area under food crops was 26,644 hectares, whereas 2153 hectares comes under cotton and 27811 hectares area was under other types of crops dunng the year 1988-89 in the district.
40. During pre independance, there were 8 dams In the district with an irngation capacity of only 3289 acres
and conditions of allotment during this period. Similar is
the case of other allottees who were otherwise allotted land by the State Government.
Agricultural Implements and Machinery
37.According to the Livestock Census of 1977,
1983 & 1988 the foljowing table gives the detailed
information in the district
Oil
Engines
32
11
7837
Electric
Pumps
699
5267
4445
Tractors Ghanies
224 72
419
741 42
of land. After Independance various minor and medium irrigation Projects were taken up by the Government and 33 dams were got completed. Thus, a total number of 41 dams with their irrigation capacity of 42,255 acres were available in the district, during the year 1988-89. For increasing the irrigation capacity of the existing 18 dams in the district, various programes like under tnble scheme, drought relief programme, NREP and National land-less Employment Guarantee Programmes were launched by the Government during the year 1988-89
Animal Husbandry
41. Accord!l1g to the Live Stock Census 1977, 1983 & 1988 total number of animals were 589086 In 1988 whereas In 1983 there were 804238 animals in the distriCt. The population of animals have decreased perhaps due to continuous drought. lack of cattle fodder and grass land In the district .The following table gives us detailed Information of the district:
Year Cows/ Buffalows Sheep Goats Horses Donkeys Camels Pigs Ducks Fowls Bullocks. &
Ponies
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
1977 2~9738 63419 189593 263429 548 2983 5257 253 46 22483
1983 261611 70362 190215 248521 968 2200 4419 2040 187 42121
1988 132873 58015 166381 197168 262 3055 5857 617 224 24638
Source - District Statistical Abstract of Sirohl 1991
42.For treatment of animals, the following facilities were available in the district during the year 1988-89.
1. - Veterinary Hospitals 20
.2. Cattle Aushdhalya 8/
3, Mobile Veterinary units 2 4. Artificial insemination Centres 29
5. Key Village units
The following animal developmental programmes are functioning In the district.
(I) Sheep and Wool Developmental Programme
Marwari was the Important sheep breed found in the district, while the goat bread available in the district IS known as "Sirohi breed", which IS maln'ly milch type. Under the Sheep and wool developmental programme the main object is to improve the'sheep breed, enhancement of average wool production and to Increase the income of shepherds. There are 'two Co-operative SOCIeties in the dlstrrct which provide loans to the shepherds for the purchase & sale of their wool.
(1/) Intensive Poultry Development Centre.
Under thiS programme chickens are distributed to the people of schoduled Tribes and 506 people were hemfited till the year 1988-89. Besides thiS, better breed of he-Goats were also distributed to the people of scheduled tribes to increase the breed of goats.
43 The district also offers a good scope for plslculture. For thiS purpose, there are faCilities ot water sources at T revortal, Plpella Bund, Bhoola Tuda and the tanks known as Achalgarh (Abu Rd Tehsil) Renela (Sirohi Tehsll), Swaroop sagar (SIrohi town) and NaYA Sanwara (Pindwara Tehsil). Dunng the year 89-90
(Ixxiii)
against a target of 200 M.T, 73.086 Mt. fish was produced in the districr.·
Power and Electricity
44 .. No hydro electric power IS available in the district. However thermal power in available in the district and five Grid stations have been established. The Rajasthan "late Electricity Board has five diesel power houses In the distnct.
45.There has been a remarkable progress In the district In the field of rural electrification. 433 villages have been electrified up to the August 1989 and 6543
. wells and Tube-wells have also been electrrfled by the end of 1989-90.
46.During the year 1988-89 the Consumption of electnclty In the dlstnct was 108.710 million kwh as per details given below.
Purpose Consumption (In million Kwh)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Domestic
Commercial (Non-Domestic)
Industrial:
(i) Small
(il) Medium
(Iii) High
Public lighting
Agrrculture
Public water works
~Jthers
Total
Source· RSEB Jalpur. Rajastllan
19.029
5.974
10.648
5.312
32.151
0.267
32.087
2.055
1 187
108710
The position of electrification In the district was as below In 1988-89:
S.No. Tehsil Total No. of Villages Wells . Wells Electnflcatlon Villages Electnfled In use Electnfied under Kutlr-
Jyotl Scheme
1. S,rohi 80 80 2822 1391 96
2. Sheoganj 64 64 2233 1639 137
3. Pmdwara 97 97 4070 1962 89
4. Reodar 112 112 3177 1103 124
5. Abu Road 80 80 23-19 451 94
47. DUring 1988-89 the number of electric Consum
Ars in the district was 57,730. Out of which 40827
connections were for domestic, 7990 for Commercial,
1566 for Industrial, 6922 for agriculture, 274 for public
water works and 151 were utilising the electricity for
public lighting purposes. In the area of non-conventional
energy, 275 Bio-gas plants were established by
88-89.
Industries and labour
48.Sirohi has been declared as a Non-Industrial
district by the Government of India on 1.4.1983, After
that, Government has provided infra-Structural ameni
ties In S'x places Viz Sirohi Abu Road, Pindwara,
(lxXlv)
Type of Industries Total No. of
units
1. Agro based 246
2. Forest based 237
3. Mines based 139
4. Textile based 347
5. Engineering based 349
6. Chemical based 347
7. Animal Husbandry based 653
B. BUilding matenal and 13 ceramic based
Total 2,381
Sour,p - Dlstnct Plannlnq Cell. Collectorate 51ro111. 1990
50.Besldes small and cottage Industries, the Sirohl
rjlstnct had tour large scale and twelve medium scale
tndustnes by 1988-89: emplOying 2965 Persons. The
large Scale Industries '1'ere Messers L3xmi Cement,
J.K. Puram, Tlrupati Fibres and Industries Limited Abu
Road, Modern Insulators Limited Abu Road and Rail
'.vay work Shop Abu Road. while the medium Scale
Industries were MIs Centuary Marble and Granite pn
'fate limited Abu Road, Mis Om Marble Limited Abu
Swaroopganj, Mandar and Sheoganj, Besides, 584
developed Industrial plots were also alloted after 1983
in different Industrial areas of the district.
• 49. There were only six registered factories in the
district by 1961, whereas the number rose to 75 by 1980 .
employing 770 Persons. On account of the develop
ment of industrial areas by the state Government after
1983 small and cottage industries were established
rapidly in the district and by 1988-89 2381 small and
cottage industries were registered in the district employ
ing 7287 p.ersons.The following table gives us detailed
information regarding the type of the Industriers, the
level of investment and the employment provided by
them:
Capital Average number investment of persons
in thousand rupees employed
16,181 571
2318 639
23,647 1,115
15988 1275
18348 992
70,247 1625
2,285 980
231 60
149,245 7,287
Road, MIs S,rohi Cement Private limited Sirohi Road.
Mis Sudarshan Cement Limited Abu Road, Mis Alignate
Marbles Pnvate Limited Abu Road, Mis Shiva Spinners
Limited Abu Road, MIs Global Granommnau Limted
Abu Road, Mis Adarsh Dyeing and Chemicals
Abu Road, MIs Rajasthan Dyeing and Chemicals Abu
Road, Mis Sumit Pipes and Tubes private Limited, Abu
Road, and MIs Newar Marbles Private Limited, Abu
Road.
51. There were 8408 persons on the live register of the Employment Exchange in Sirohi district. At the end of the year 1988-89 the details of which are shown below.
1. Professional, Technical and related 501
? Administrative and managenal 7
1. Clerical and related 11
4. Agriculture, Fishing, Hunting and related 75
5. Production, Transport and Allied tool operators, Drivers and Labourers 266
o. labourers not Included elsewhere 7548
:)OUice Directorate of Economics and StatistiCS, Rajasthan
Out of a total of 247 vacanCies notified during 1988-Fl9 in the district, 194 were filled. Of these 84 got (~mployment In state Government Departments, 65 In Central Government Departments, 32 in Quasi Government and Local bodies and only 13 in pnvate
fmterprises.
Trade and Commerce
52.The major articles exported out of the district Include sheep, goats, raw and tanned hides, Skin. tloney, bamboo, anwala bark, g'um, charcoal, ghee. swords, oil-seeds etc, the Imports consist of textiles, grain, iron, steel and other metals, kerosene, salt, sugar, tobacco, spices, hosiery, cutlery. crockery, various types of machines, medl~lnes, matches, buildln9 materials, petroleum etc. The articles are mostly sent to ,1hmedabed Bombay, Deihl and Kanpur and the articles reqUired are generally Imported from Ahmedabad. Mehsana, Bombay, Poona. Bhatlnda, Flrozpur, Rewan, AJmer, Beawar and Pachpadra.
53.There were four 'mandies' In the dlstnct dealing In wholesale trade. At the Sirohl Mandl most of the arnvals are in bullock-carts from the nearby Villages. The remaining three mandies have been set up at Sheoganj, SwaroopganJ and Abu Road, where most of the arrivals are of the food-grains, mainly wlleat. barley. (jram, baJra, maize, jowar and 'til'. The faCllltes for retail
(Ixxv)
trade exist at all the tehsil headquarters. BeSides, a few big villages like, Rohira (Pindwara tehsll), Klwarli (Abu Road tehsil), Anadra, Mandar, Jawal (Reodar tehsil), and Barloot and Kalandri (Sirohi tehsll) also have retail trade facilities.
54.By the end of the year 1989, there were 26 branches of commercial banks, 10 cooperative banks. 5 Primary land Development banks, 26 Marwar Gramin banks and 4 District CommerCial banks. BeSides these other agencies like RIICO, RFC, Rajasthan Khadl Gramodyog and National Small Industries Corporation are also providing loans for putting up Industrial units.
55. During the year 1990,14 petrol Pumps operated In the district, the number of cinema houses one each at Sirohi, Abu Road, Sheoganj, Mount Abu and Pindwara remained at five. with a seating capacity of around 1.7 thousand persons.
56.During the year 1988-89, 88 shops were se!lif'"lg country liquor, 13 shops Indian made foreign liquor and 12 shops hemp drugs In the district and 4.3lakh htres of Indian made spnt, 2.77 lakh litres of Indian made Beer, 5.02 lakh litres country made liquor, 570 K.g. hemp drugs and 25638 K,g. Bhang and others were consumed in the district.
Education
57. During the 1988-89,659 educational institutions were running In the district of which two were general colleges and one was a profeSSional college. BeSides these 48 higher secondary/secondary schools. 103 middle schools, 419 Primary schools and eight profesSional schools. were functioning. Dunng this period 96,769 students (71836 boys and .?4933 9lrls) were getting education In all.tvpes of llistilutlons and 2841 teachers (2356 males and 485 tamales) were engaged in teaching. Thus there were 34 students per teacher In the district
58. Dunng the year 1988-891 20,445 students were studying in different classes in the district, Out of which 15916 were from the scheduled castes an'd 15062 from the scheduler] tnbes. There were fivp hostels for secheduled castes and 9 hostels for scheduled tnbes and one grant aided. Ashram school in the district during the same period, which accomodated 535 students,
59.Besides educational institutions, various vocational institutions like Industrial traintng Institute, Abu Road and Sirohi, minllTI training centre Pindwara, Poly Technical college and Carpet furniture training centre, Abu Road. These provides technical training in various trades like, fiter, Wireman, diesel mechenlc, electronic,
general machenic, general electritian, welder etc.
, 60 .An expenment of starting education among adults was begun In the district in 1940 and special incentives were given In the form of cash awards to those attending classes regularly. After the formation of Rajasthan
state, social education programme became a part of the development programmes in the state. Under the Adult Education scheme, 100 centres by the state Government scheme and 300 Centre by the Central Government scheme were functioning In the district dunng the
year 1988-89. During the year 1985-86 to 1988-89. 50429 persons were benifited and 50.23 lakh Rupees were spent during the same pertod.
61.Among the Important public libraries. mention may be made of Shri Sarneshwar District Library, Sirohl, PubliC Library, Mount Abu, and Tehsll Library, Sheoga'1j.
A large number of books on vanous subjects are availilble In these librartes.
Medical and Public Health
62.ln all 40 GovernmfCnt i1l1opathl(; medical institu
tions functtoned in the district durtng 1988-89. These Institutions consisted 4 General Hospitals, 20 Primary Health centres. 8 TB cliniC Dispensaries, 6 Aid post Dispensaries. one maternity and Child Welfare Centre dnd one hospital aided by the other Departments In the
'llstnct The district also operated 2 Ayurvedic Hospitals With 15 beds and 58 Aushdhalayas during 88-89.
63. The total number of beds available in various
Allopathic medical Institutions were 519. during the year 1988-89. Out of which 175 beds were In the General Hospitals. 204 beds in Primary Health Centres. 34 beds
'n meternlty hospital. 15 beds In TB Hospital, 24 beds were In departmental hospitals a:1d 50 beds were In I'rtvate hospitals and rest of the 17 beds were In other i iospltals.
64.ln the year 1988-89, 9529 Indoor and 3.25 lakh
'lutdoor patients were treated In Government auopathise 'lleriical Institution and 4.25 lakh outdoor patients were
(Ixxvi)
also treated in Ayurvedic institutions In the district during the same period.
Transport and communication
65.Up to 19~8-89, there was no National High way passes through the district. In 1989 the road conneted through Sheoganj, Sirohi, Reodar, Mandar to Kandla (Gujarat) was proposed to be constructed as a National High way. It is well connected by several state High
ways, major district roads and village roads and others. The district had about 881 km. roads during the year 198Q-81 which rose to 1,149 km in the year 1990-91 of which 918 km were painted, 66 km metalled and the rest 165 km were fair weather & dressed-up tracks and 289 villages have been connected with approach road during the same period.
66. The first metre gauge line In the district was opened In December, 1880 and was a part of RajputanaMalwa Railway. Presently, the district is connected by Western Rallw'ay and is on the Delhi-Ahmedabad route.
The metre gauge enters the district at Mon Bera and crosses It at Mawal. There are eleven railway stations in
the district. Passengers bound for and commlng from Sirohi and Mount Abu have to detrain or take the train at Sirohl Road and Abu Road railway stattons respectively. An alrstnp has also been constructed In the district,
but It IS spanngly utilised at present.
67.The Registration of Motor vehicle is Increasing. 1154 new vehicles were registered dUring the year 1988-89. The follOWing table gives the total number of
registered vehicles tn the district during the year 1988-89
Type of motor vehicles Number
1. Private Cars & Jeeps 880
2. Stage Carriages 161
3. Motor Cycles. Auto-Rickshaw 4162
4. Taxi and Contract Vehicles 479
5. Public & Private Carnages 431
6. Tractors 1529
Sourr.e District Statlstlcat Abstract 1991
68.The Public Works Department maintains the
rest houses at Sirohi, Kalandn, Anadra, Sanwara,
Mandar, Abu Road, Mount Abu Pindwara, Swaroopganj,
Sheoganj, Oda etc. in the district. Mount Abu town has
serveral Oak Bangalows and rest houses maintained by
the State Government and Government of India.
69.As per the statistiCS available from the Distt.
statistical Abstract, Sirohl there were 162 Post Offic
es, 37 telegraph offices, 14 telephone exchanges,
30 PCO's and 6 Local offices in the district, during the
year 1988-89.
Local Bodies and the Co-operative Movement
70.There are Municiapl Boards at Sirohi, Mount
Abu, Abu Road, Sheoganj and Pindwara. The main
source of income of these municipalities is through
octroi. However, the other sources of income are Grants
In-aid, sale of land, license fee etc. Similarly, the' ex
rendlture items of these mUnicipalities interalia include
drainage, sanitation, publJc lighting, water supply, con
struction and other developmental works.
71.A three-tier system of local Government viz.
Gram Panchayat at the village level, Panchayat Samiti
at the Block level and the lila Parished at the district
level is functioning in the district as in other parts of the
state. After the ushering in of the Panchayat Raj in the
State, five Panchayat Samities have been functioning in
the district, one each at Sirohi, Abu Road, Pindwara,
Sheoganj and Reodar. The jurisdiction of each of the
Panchayat Samities is co-terminus with the correspond
Ing tehsil. These Panchayat Samlties are under the
control of the lila Parishad which is headed by the lila
Pramukh as its chairman, but these institutions are
administratively overseen by the Collector of the district
who is also the ex-officio District Development Officer.
A Panchayat Samiti is mainly responsible for various
developmental activities in its area, which include, among
other things, the implementation of the community' de
velopment Progra'mmes. Government has posted skilled
personnel, technicians and agricultural extension offi
cials in these Panchayat Samities f~ ~roviding guid
ance and assistance to the villagers.
(lxXVli)
72.ln Sirohl district, by the end of June 1981, there
were 194 Co-operative Societies of various types (in
cluding one central Co-operative Bank and one Primary
Land mortagage Bank), having 70,501 members, but,
the number of societies got reduced to 180 by the year
1988-89, whereas the number of members increased
to 1,17,105 out of the 180 Co-operative Societies In
1988-89, 123 Societies were in rural areas and 57
Societies were In urban areas. One central Co-opera
tive Bank and one Primary Land Development Bank
functioned with membership of 820 and 20178 respec
tively.
73.During the year 1988-89 the share and working
capital of these Societies were about 208.40 lakhs and
2391.40 lakhs respectively. The amount of loans ad
vanced by these Societies was Rs. 266.28 lakhs, while
recoveries made amounted to Rs. 173.59 lakhs.
Other Developmental Activities
Poverty Elimination Schemes
74. Through DRDA, the Various poverty elimination
schemes are launched in the district The main objective
of the schemes are to provide same means of livelihood
means for the up-lifment of those families which are
residing in the rural areas below the Poverty line.Under
the various poverty elimination Schemes the DRDA
Provides 25 Per cent grant for small farmers, 33 Per
cent grant for marginal farmers and 50 Per cent grant for
Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribes.
75. Various Schemes like Integrated Rural Devel
opmental Programmes, National Rural Employment
Programmes, Rural Land Less Employment Guarantee
Programme and massive programme etc, are launched
in the district
76.ln ali, 26,8;32 families below the poverty line
were residing in the district till '86-87. Selection process
of poor families is still continuing, out of which 8,718
poor families were benifitted from 1986-89, by providing
them some means of livelihood. The following table
gives us the detailed Information.
Type of the assistance provided
A. '" the field of Agriculture
1. Bullock/Bullock pairs
No. of families benefitted
3,549
2. Bullock Carts. Camel Carts. Camels. 3,813
3. Horse. Horse Carts 04
4. Soil Erosion Works 143
5. Animal fodder works 422
B. In the field of Minor Irrigation
1. Construction of New wells 291
2. Deepening the old wells 310
3. To provide electric and Diesel Pumping' Sets 86
Total 8718
Source - District Plan Col/ectorate Sirohl 1990
Besides these. 9051 selected poor families were also benifitted through providing them with training or some assistance and means In traditional cottage Industnes during 1981-1989.ln all 1 0.901 useful animals
were also distributed among poor families dunng, 81-89.
Trysem Scheme
77.Under this scheme, 2896 persons were trained in Various fields, like General Machinary Work, Motor Winding, Weaving, Watch Repairs. Tanning, Tailoring, Shoe Making, ','yping etc. from 1981 - 1989, out of which 1840 persons also found employment till 1989.
78.Various developmental schemes and drought prone area programmes have been launched in the district to cope with the famine striken conditions. In this
rilstrict. 369 villages and 417712 persons were affected tUring the year 1988-89. During this period developmer.· !al wor~s like schools bUildings. Road side forest-devel-JUlllent. anti-soil erosion works. deepening the old wells ·'te. have been taken up In the distriCt.
(Ixxviii)
Massive Programme
79.Underthis Scheme. minor irrigation works h .. ve been taken up for the small and marginal farmers. During the year 1984 to 1989. 2598 wells were Constructed in the district.
Jawahar Rojgar Yojna
80. Jawahar Rojgar Yojna has been launched in the year 1988-89 in t~e district. Under this scheme Central Government have sanctioned same budget to the State Government, through the DRDA the entire amount was to be distributed to the village Sarpanchs In the districts for the construction of essential works In the Villages for providmg employment to the Villagers. During the year 1988-89, 1354 works were sanctioned which created work of 3.482 lakh man days, and Rs 49.83 lakh were proposed to be spent on these works. In Sirohi.
Tribal Developmental Sub-Plan
81.The main objective of this scheme is to develop the tribal areas and to up lift the tribal people. Abu Road and Pindwara tehsils, were selected for the execution of this Scheme, because more than 50 Per cent people residing in the Villages. were from the Scheduled tribes.
Various developmental works like construction of publiC wells, Hostels, Animal Hospital Bhawan, Ayurvedic Aushdhalaya Shawan, Primary School Shawan, Roads and Panchayat Bhawans were Completed during the year 1985 to 1989 with an expenditure of Rs 49.17 lakhs.
SOCial and Cultural Activities
Fair and Festivals
82.Most of the fairs held in the district are either religious or social In nature which also have some commercial importance and are organised on some specific dates. These fairs besides being an important source of joy and get-together also provide income to the local bodies, the important fairs organised in the district are described below:
Gautamji Fair
This fair IS held at Choteela's Pahan in Sheoganj tehsil on Chaitra Sudi 13 every year. Nearly 30,000
people congregate in the fair, mostly belonging to the communities of Bhils and Minas.
Sarneshwar Mahadeo Fair
It is anually held at Sarneshwar temple near Sirohi town on 12th day of second half of Bhadra Pada. Among the chief participants are Rebaries who are said to settle their caste disputes on this occasion. About 10,000 rersons participate in this fair.
Sheet/a Mata Fair
This fair is held at Sirohi on Chaitra Badi 7, every year. Arouhd 10,000 persons belonging to all communities participate in the fair for worshipping the Mata. The Mata is believed to bring relief to persons affected by small pox. Sheetla Mata fair is also organised in several
other villages in the district.
Rishikesh Mahadeo Fair
A fair IS held annually near village Umarni (Abu Road tehsil) on Bnadra Pad a Sudi, 11 Around 10,000 persons assemble In this fair from the neighbouring areas and worship the deity.
83.Among the other important fairp held in the district, mention may be made of Gor's and Meghwani's fairs held at Siyawa and Mungthala In Abu Road tehsil, Mahadeojl and SabhugJi Mahadeo fairs at Amli and Waloriya in Plndwara tehsil. Several other {airs of local Importance are also organised at various places in the
. district.
84.As in other districts of the State, the principa.l r~lnrju festivals are Holi, Diwali, Dashera, Raksha
Bhddhan, Sheetla Saptml, Gangaur and Akha Teej. The cl-'Ief Muslim festivals are Muharram, Idul-Fitr, Idul Zuha, Sr.1b-e-barat and Barawafat.
Places of ReligiOUS, Historical and Archaeological importance and Tourist interests
85. Following places are of great Interest in the district:
Mount Abu
The town IS the only summe; I eson In Rajasthan
(IXXIX)
and records a population of 15,593 according to 1991 Census. It is approached by a circutous road from Abu Road railway station. The actual ascent is marked by sharp turns and deep chasms and gorges, passing through picturesque natural scenery, fringed with trees of primeval forest and rivulets. A tourist bureau and a
game sanctuary were set up here in 1958-59 and 1960-61 respectively. The important places worth-seeing in and aroung the town are as follows:
Delwara Temples
These are about two and half kilometres from Nakkl lake towards Achalgarh and is a place of pilgrimage for the Jains. The Deh"ara temples are famous for the best specimen of stone-carving of mediaeval India. The main group consists of five temples constructed almost entirely of white marble. Of these five temples, only two temples, of Vimal Vasahi and of TeJpala are more famous. The former was built by Vimala Sah (an officer oftheChalukya king Bhim I) in 1,031 A.D. while the latter belongs to the 13th century and was bUilt by the two famous brothers, Vastupal and Tejpal and is dedicated to Neminath, the 22nd Tirthankar of the jalns. The most strikmg feature of the Tejpal is the marble pendant in the dome of the porch. It drops from the ceiling like a cluster of half-open lotus whose cups are so finaly wrought that they appear to be almost transparent. It has its elephantroom which is much larger, and is enclosed by a pierced screen of open tracery. Of the remaining three Jain temples, one is located outside the group across the road while the second is dedicated to Parasnath (called Chaumukha) and the third is named as temple Adlnath. At the spot known as 'Balam Rasiya' behind the group of these Jain temples are the remains of old Hindu temples.
NakkiLake
Nakki Lake IS situated in the most picturesque setting, between the high hills from its western end one can see a view of the plain through a gorge. The.beauty
of Mount Abu town is very much enhanced by this lake, which is an artificial sheet of water and is said to have been excavated by the finger-nails (nakhi) of the Gods and hence named as such. There are a number of rocky Isiands In the take having palm trees. Boats are also available for a cruise. Besides, there are several caves In the adjoining hii:ocks, of which the prominent ones are 'Hathl Gupha', 'Champa Gupha' and Rilnl Jhmokha·.
Nun and Toad Rocks
At a short distance from Nakkl lake there are two rocks ca11ed Nun and the Toad for theIr resemblance in outline to a veiled women and an immense toad, respectively.
Sunset Point
This place is famous as a tourist interest as it presents a marvellous phenomena of ttle setting sun like the hanging red ball from the peak at hillock.
Arbuda Devi's Temple
A small whIte temple IS built out of a natural cleft on the SIde of the hill whIch is popularly known as 'Adhar Devi' or 'Arbuda Mata' or Ambika a tutelary goddess of Abu. The shrine lies in the rock below the temple. The place can be approached by two different routes one from Nakki lake via Adam Hospital and the other by a SIde track Intersecting the Delwara road.
Dudh Baori
A historical place 'Dudh Saari' is also situated at the bottom of Arbuda Devi's temple which is said to have always been filled with milk which was consumed by the 'Rishies'.
Achalgarh
The fort of Achalgarh is situated in the north east of Delwara temples at about a distance of five kilometres and is famous for being an old stronghold of the Paramaras of Chandrawatl and Abu and also for Achaleshwar tempre. 'Mandakini tank' a water reservoir IS Just before the temple. The water of the tank is considered to be as holy as that of the Ganges. To the south of the tank is an enclosure containing several shrines, notably that of Achaleshwar. Toe nail of God Sh~va is an object of great sanctity and in front of the temple is a big brass 'Nandi' (the bull with Lord Shiva on Its back) Besides, several other images are also placed. Bhara thari caves which are not far away can also be easIly visited. Guru Shikhar, the highest spot of Mount Abu, is at a short distance beyond Achalgarh.
Gao Mukh
It is approachable by a metalled road from Nakkilake to the temple of Hanumanji from where ascent
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starts for this place. It is at a distance of about ten kilometres fr~m Abu and is one of the beauty spots where a little stream flows and looks like a replica of a cow's mouth (Gao MUkh). Close by is thEJ t€mple of Vashistha where the Idols of Rama, Lakshman and Vashlstha are seen. Numerous images are found lying about, of these ttIe oldest IS the fire-pit, where the four Agmcula Clans are said to have been originated near the temple.
Ajari
This is a small VIllage fn Pindwara tehsil at a distance of five kilometres south of Pindwara on the way leading to Abu Road. To the north west of the village, there is a temple of Mahadeo. The scenery is picturesque, honey-combed with date-trees and a small rivulet flows nearby. It is a fine picniC spot. Markandeshwar Rishi is said to have meditated here. There are small images of God Vishnu and Goddess Saraswati. Close by is a pond known as 'Gaya-Kund' where people immerse the mortal remains of"their dear ones.
Derasuri
This is a place near Saranwa hills to the west of Sirohi Road. There are fourteen Jain temples which are famouns for theIr sculpture. The place IS famous for its beautiful sur,roundings.
Rohira
It is a village in Pindwara tehsil and is situated on the way, from Sirohi town to Sirohi Road. There are three temples of archaeological importance, of which two are located outside the village and one within the village itself. Among these temples, the first belongs to Thakuqi (Vishnu) the second to Rajeshwar Mahadeo and the third is a Laxmi Narayan Temple.
Wasa
There is a fine temple of Surya (The sun god) of the
eleventh or twelfth century on the outskirts of village wasa (Pindwara tehsil). The village has a temple with a 'Lingum' in the shrine and an Image of 'Tirthankar' over its door. Jamdagni, the famous 'tirth' is about three kilometres north of village Wasa, which IS saId to be the Ashram of Jarndagni Rishi.
86. Other Worth-seeing places In the district are
villages Jhadoli (Sheoganj tehsll) and Jeerawal (Reodar tehsll) which are famous for their Jain temples, Chan rirawatl (Abu Road tehsil) being an ancient City, Karodidhwaj temple about 38 kilometres south-east of Sirohi town, Kolar Ambeshwar IS a pICniC spot famous for Shlva temple (Sheoganj tehsil) Matarmata-place In the hills near Sirohi town is attractive because of ItS scenery, small rivulets, tall trees and a temple, village Mungthala (Abu Road tehsil) is famous for its three temples, Pindwara having an old temple dedicated to
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the sun god, Swaroopganj for being a good grain Mandl, Sarneshwar temple about three kilometres to the north of Sirohi town is famous for its temple of Shri Sarneshwarji, Basantgarh (Plndwara tehsll) having an old fort and a Kshemarya temple, a shnne of Khlmel Mata which 118S to the west of the fort. Besides these Vyas Tlrth, Nag Tlrth, Hanuman Ashram, Lakh Chaurashl, Kumbha Swami temple, Kheti-Kund, Mrig Ashram. Vashthanji, village Oriya, Satsang Ashram and Kunwan Kanya are the other noteworthy places worth a viSit
BRIEF ANALYSIS OF THE VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY AND PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
A -,VILLAGE DIRECTORY
There are 461 villages in Sirohi district out of which
446 villages (96,75 per cent) are Inhabited and the
remaining 15 villages i,e (3,25 percem) are uninhabited
villages,
2, Educational facilities are available in 404 inhab
ited villages, More than 9 per cent of the villages at the
district level still do not have any type of educational
facilities. Abu Road Panchayat samiti is reported to
have the highest percentage (96.15 percent of inhat_2ited
Villages served with educational facilities while Siror'i
panchayat samiti ranks last with 86.59 per cent
3. Inhabited villa~~,: ~,d.vJng at least one type of
medical institLition numbered only 109 constituting 24.44
per cent of the/total villages. In this way, the inhabitants
of the remaining 75.51 per cent villages have to rush to
nearby villages or towns for getting medical ald. The
proportion of villages having medical facilities within the
village$ is the highest (30.30%) in SheoganJ panchayat
samiti,and lowest (17.21 %) In Reodar panchayat samiti.
4. All the Villages of the district except one village of
Plndwara panchayat samltl enjoy dnnking waterfaciiity.
A little more than 31 per cent of the Villages In the district
enJoy the facility of post and telegr~ph. Among the
various panchayat samities Sirohl has the highest pro
portion ot villag~s having postal facilities, say in 48. 78
per cent villages while F3eodar panchayat samiti has
such facilities only in 22.95 per cent of Its villages,
5. Market/hat faCIlity IS available in a few Villages in
the panchayat samiti of SheoganJ and Reodar. A little
over 40 per cent of the Villages (182 in number) have
communication facilities like Bus stand/Railway station,
The people residmg in the remaming Villages have to
travel to other neighbouring villages/towns in order to
avail of the facility of the trail'} or bus for reaching their
desired destination. In panchayat samitl Sirohl the
proportion of villages having such facilities IS the highest
(46.34%) whereas, Abu Road and Reodar panchayat
samities ranks last with 32.05 per cent of the villages
having the facilities of communication Within Its limit.
Out of the total inhabited Villages only 201 (45.07%)
have approachable pucca road.
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6. About 18 per cent of the villages in. the distnct do
not have electncity. Of the total 446 inhabited villages
only 362 have been provided with electric connectIOns
for agricultural, demestic or any other uses. From the
villages elp.ctrified point of View, it is obseNed that Sirohi
panchayat samiti tops all the panchayat samities having
97.56 per cent of its villages electrified, panchayat
samiti Abu Road ranks last where only 61.54 per cent of
its total villages could be electrified so far. The table 1
gives the data regarding the distribution of villages
according to the availability of various amenities.
7. Much effort have been made to provide educa
tional faciiities specially in the rural areas during the post
ir.ciependence period. Only 1.15 per cent of the rural
population do not have the educational facilities at their
Joor step. The proportion of rural population s8Ned
with school facilities ranges from 98.09 per cent in
Reodar to 99.71 per cent in Abu Road panchayat samiti.
8. Medicial facility is another important amenity
which is essential for the people specially for thClse living
in the rural areas. However, only 43.40 per cent of rural
population could so· far have this facility Within the
villages while the others have to travel to nearby villages
or towns lor thiS ald. There is only one Village In
Plll.j';;~r? : ,;:,nc!iClypt samlti of the district whose popu-'<-",I'T\I ' >f,o reople
lation do not have drinKing VVdlv, . _ _ rH Iu ""
of this village have to depend oM nearby Villages tu ~~~ this facility. Postal and telegraphic amenities are avail
able within the villages to 61.31 per cent of the rural
population. Market/hat facilities are available only in a
few villages of Sheoganj & Reodar panchayat samitis.
Only 1.66 percent population of the district are benefited
With this facility. Communication facilities are available
to 61.28 p,=r cent of the population .0111 rl_If:":~ approach
road from their villages to the nearest Bus stA.nd or
Railway station is ayallable to only 72.48 per cent of the
rural population. As many as 86.38 per cent rural
population of the district enjoy power supply facility. The
highest percentage of power supply facility 1s available
in Sirohi panchayat samlti while the lowest percentage
of this facility is noticed in Sheoganj panchayati samlt. \ .
Details about proportion of rural population seNea by
different amenities at district and panchayat samiti level have been,given in table nO.2.
9. As already mentioned earlier there are still sev
eral villages in the distric:t where certain amenities are
not available. Efforts have been made to collect Infqr-
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matlon about the distances from such villages ~o those
nearE?st places where such amenities exist. In all there are 42 villages where no educational facility is available but among these children of 34 villages (80.95%) can
reach a school within a radiUS of 5 km. There are 7 villages where the school going children have to cover a distance of 5 to 10 km. and In case of only one village they have to cover a distance of more than 10 km to
reach their school. Similarly, among 337 villages medIcal facility IS available to 157 villages Within a distance
of 5 km, Within 5 to 10 km., in case of 108 villages and beyond a distance of 10 km to 72 villages one village. where potable water facility does not eXist IS such where the residents of the villages have to fetch It Within a distance of 5 km. The postal and communication facilities are not available in case of 68.83 and 59.19 per cent villages respectively. The distribution of vlll<;lges I
not haVing certain amenities have been given In table 3 'by showing distance ranges from places where these are available.
10. The social and economic life of the rural masses
no doubt is influenced by their proximity to the urban centres. The largest proportion (58.07%) of villages In the district are located Within a distance of 16 to 50 km from the nearest towns. As many as 1 03 vill~ges (23.09%) are within a distance range of 6 to 15 km. while
47 villages constituting 10.54 per cent of the total Inhabited villages are located In actue remote area and their distance from the nearest town IS not less than 50 km. in any case. There are only 37 villages (8.30%) which are within a convenient distance range of less than 5 km.
11. It IS worthwhile to mention here that the villages at a distance range of 0 to 5 km. from the nearest town have the highest proportion of villages haVing the amenIties of post and telegraph and approach by pucca road while the distance range of 6 to 15 km. rf3cords the
highest proportion in case of education, medical and communication facilities. Interestingly all the villages at
a distance range of 0 to 5 km and beyond a distance of 51 km. have the facility of drinking water at the doorstep. Table 4 presents the distribution of villages according to vanous distance ranges from the nearest
town and availability of different amenities in such villages.
12. About 28.70 per c.ent of the total inhabited villages have ~he population of less than 500 souls. In
the next higher range of 500 to 1,999 persons there are 247 villages constituting 55.38 per cent of the villages. There are 64 villages In higher population range having population over 2,000 persons and only 7 villages have population range above 5000. So far as the highest number of village IS concerned It locates in population
range 500-1,999 viz. 247 villages, as may be reflected from tile table 5 which gives the distribution of villages
according to population ranges 3nd amenities. '
13. Out of tile total area of the district 43.01 per cent
IS cultivable area of which only 21.22 per cent IS irrigated. Reodar panchayat samiti has the highest proportion of cultivable area (56.98%) while the lowest IS noticed in Abu Road panchayat samitl ((21.53%). Abu Road panchayat samiti has the highest proportion of Irrigated area to cultivable area (26.43%) while the lowest such proportion is found IS Sirohi panchayat samiti (17.85%).
It IS Interesting to note here that Reodar panchayat samltl which has the highest proportion of cultivable
area to total area rank II from below In respect to proportion of Irrigated area to total cultivable area. Table 6 supports this statement. This table gives the distribu
tion of villages according to land use.
8- TOWN DIRECTORY
14. In this section an attempt has been made to depict townwise data relating to per capita receipt and expenditure, schools per ten thousand population and number of beds In medical institutions besides, shOWing' the notified slum area in the urban units of the district, rf any, together with the details of most important commodity manufactured, imported and exported.
15. ObserVing the muniCipal revenue at the dlstnct
level, it is revealed that the annual per capita receipt comes to Rs. 202.51 of which Rs. 101.69 is obtained through taxes and Rs. 100.82 from all other sources. At the town level, Mount Abu has the highest per- capita
receipt while the lowest is reported In Bhawari census town. Except Mount Abu and Sirohi all the towns have
per capita receipt less than the district average. Taking Into the conSideration the receipt through taxes it IS highest In Mount Abu town and the lowest in Bhawari
Census Town. The highest receipts from all other sources IS observed In Sirohi and lowest in Pindwara
towns.
16. On the expenditure side, the annual per capita municipal expenditure works out to Rs. 135.99 at the
district level. At the town level, It IS highest In Mount Abu and lowest In Bhawan. Among the various items of
expenditure It is highest on other aspects being RS.57. 78 followed by public works (Rs.39.22) and general adminIstration (Rs.19.38) at the district level. Very nominal expenditure on public institutIOns Rs. 2.99 per head at district level has been Incurred. The highest expenditure on other aspects and public works have been Incurred In Mount Abu at the town level Per capita expenditure is less than receipts In all the towns except Sheoganj. No expenditure has been incurred on public works In Pindwara. on public health and convenience in Abu Road. Pindwara and Sirohi, on public institutions In
Mount Abu. Pindwara. Sheoganj and Sirohl towns. Table 7 shows the per capita receipt and expenditure according to broad clasSification at the district and town level
17. The facility of higher education i.e. for the standard of higher secondary/lnter/P.U.C.lJunior College IS available In all towns. Analysing the educational Institutions per ten thousand of population in these higher educational Institutions, it IS highest (1.92) In Mount Abu town and the lowest (0.66) IS reported In Plndwara town. The average number of educational Institutions upto the level of Secondary/matriculation per ten thousand populalion works out to be highest (3.21) In Mount Abu town and the lowest (0.50) In Sheoganj town. At the Junior secondary/middle school It IS more than the district average In the towns of Mount Abu. Bhawarl and Sheoganj, and at the primary level In
Sheoganj Sirohl and Abu Road towns as may be seen from the table 8 giving number of various types of educational institut:ons per ten thousand population at the district and town level.
18. So far as the medical 'aid IS concerned, It IS observed that average number of beds In medical InstltutlOflS per thousand population comes to 2.34 at the district level and the highest number (6.05) In Sirohl town and the lowest(0.67) in Bhawan town. The table 9 gives townwise number of beds In medical Institutions.
19.There IS no notified slum area In t'le urban centres of the distriCt.
20. Among the manufactured Items In the dlstnct mention may be made of Marble tiles, bamboo articles. stone statue, cement, engineering goods and leather
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shoes. Vegetables, marble, electrical goods, granite
and cement are the most Important commodities which are exported from the urban centres of the district. The
commodities which are imported include sugar, foodgrains, cloth and also oil seeds. The table 10 shows the most Important commodities manufactured, imported
and exported:
C-PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
Distribution and gowth of population
21.Accoring to the final tally of the census count at the sunrise of March 1, 1991 the total population of the district was 654029 of which the males numbered 335517 and females 318512. The population of the
district is predominantly rural In character as 526447 or 80.49 per cent of the people live in 446 inhabited villages while only 127582 persons or 19.51 per cent reside in 6
urban centres viz Abu Road, Sirohi, Sheoganj and Pindwara etc. There are 15 uninhabited villages in the
district.
22. The highest proportion of the rural population (25.10 per cent) reSide In Reodar panchayat samitl followed by 24.32 per cent In Pindwara and 20.10 percent In Sirohl. In the urban areas of the district Abu Road ranks at the top with 31.20 per cent share in the total urban population of the district while Bhawri (CT) ranks lowest with only 7.07 per cent. There has been change In the urban areas of the district dUring the past decade as one new census town namely Bhawarl has emerged in the district. Table 11 and .12 present the rural-urban dlstnbution of population in the district and the various panchayat sa.mltles and towns alongwith the total number of villages and towns.
23. The population of the district has increased by
more than four times In the present century. It has been growing steadily and has nearly doubled over the past thirty years haVing risen from 3.52 lac in 1961 to 6.54 lac
In 1991. From the study of the variation in population of the dlstrit since 1901, It will be seen that the decade 1911
to 1921 witnessed a decrease of 0.48 per cent. but after 1921 there has been a steady increase in the growth rate of population, the highest growth rate, however, has been recorded during 1981 to 1991, Among the reasons contributory to the fall in population during the
period 1911-21 mention may be made of the epidemics
of Influenza, plague and smallpox, In absolute terms,
the population of the district has increased by about 4.91 lac during the past 90 years (1901-91). Of this, only
about 1.26 lac were added during the first fifty years of the present century while dUring the past ten years alone 1.11 lac persons have been added to the district's population. This increase IS nearly 15 thousand less
than the addition to the population over first fifty years from 1901-1951. Table 13 shows the population of the
district from 1901 onwards and the decadal growth rate.
24. In 1991 census, the district has recorded a qrowth rate of 20.66 per cent as compared to the state growth of 28.44 per cent. The growth rate In the rural
areas of the district during the decade works out to 18.29 per cent while in urban areas it comes ot 31.53 per cent meaning thereby that the district has grown at a faster rate In urban areas than its rural areas.
25. Among the tehsils, Abu Road and Reodar each have recorded the highest growth of 24.91 per cent ,lUring the decade as against Pindwara and Sirohl 22.48 per cent and 15.51 per cent respectively whereas the lowest growth of 14.45 per cent has been recorded In Sheoganj tehsil. Analysing the growth rate In rural and urban areas of the tehslls separately we find that Reodar tehsil has recorded the highest growth rate both In rural and urban areas as compared to other tehslls. In each tehsil there is one town and therefore. growth rate for the urban areas In each of the tehsils reflects the growth in each of the towns in these tehsils. The decadal change In distribution of population separately for total, rural and urban areas of the district IS presented In table 14.
Villages classifietl by populCJtion
26. Out of the total461 villages In the district 446 are populated and remaining 15 villages were found uninIlablted at the time of census count. The villages vary
In size not only in terms of area but In population too. However, the maximum number of 245 villages or 54.93 per cent of the total inhabited villages can be grouped in the population range of 500-1999 persons. Another group of 81 villages 18.16 per cent have population rAnging between 200 to 499 persons. In the category uf small villages haVing populallon less than 200 persons.
there are 49 Villages In the district which comes to 10.99 per cent of the total Inhabited Villages. There are in all
64 Villages (14.35 percent) having population between
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2000 to 4999 persons. A part from this there are 7
villages which have a population exceeding 5000 persons. There is not a single villages in the entire district
which has population of 10.000 or more. The distribution of Villages by various size classes of populatIOn for
the district and Its panchayat samltles is reflected In
table 15.
Density of population
27. Looking to the size of each panchayat samiti within the district it will be seen that Plndwara panchayat
samitl has the maximum share with 22.47 per cent proportion In the total area of the.distnct. Abu Road panchayat samltl ranks at the bottom covenng only
16.94 per cent of the total rLiral area ot the distriCt. In terms of population we find that the highest contribution of the dlstnct's rural population is made by Reodar panchayat samitl which has a share of 21.46 per cent In terms of area.
28. On an average the density of population in the district works out to 127 persons per sq.km. which ranks
18th In the state. However, there IS a sharp variation In
thiS respect in the rural and urban area s of the district; whereas In the rural areas the denSity of population IS
only 104 persons per sq. km .. it has worked out to 1608 persons in the urban areas, the later being fifteen times
more than the former. In the rural areas of the district,
Reodar panchayat saml!i has highest denSity of 122 persons per sq.km. which IS 1.18 times more than the
average density of 104 persons recorded for the entire
rural areas. Sheoganj IS thickly populated. the density of
popuatlon In Sheoganj town works out to 4139 per sq
km. While It IS only 605 in case of Bhawan (CT) town.
29. There are In all 174 villages (39.01 per cent) In the district which have density ranging between 101 to
200 persons per sq.km. Such Villages constitute more
than one third of the total inhabited Villages. Another set
of 100 villages (22.42 per cent) have denSity ranging
between 51 to 100 persons per sq.km. 60 Villages
constituting 13.45 per cent of the total Inhabited villages
are having denSity of population between 201 to 300.
Apart from thiS, 52 villages are having density of popu
lation between 21 to 50. A more clear picture will emerge If we glance through the data given In Table 16 persentlng the pattern of denSity of population as no
ticed In Villages at panchayat samtl level.
30. There has been a sharp fluctuation In the sex
ratio (number of females per thousand males) in the
district over the decade sine 1901. The population of
females In the district as a whole has always been on the
lowe, side as compared to males.
31 If we compare the trend of sex-ratio In the rural
and urban areas we notice that since 1901 to 1991 the
sex-ratio IS favouring females In the rural areas of th'3
district although in 1951 and 1971 It has gone somewhat
higher In urbafl areas In comparison of other years but
It could not exceed rural areas figures. Table 17 gives the sex-ratio of the district for the period 1901-1991.
32. A study of the pattern of sex-ratio In all the five
panchayat samities of the district wou!d revel that in
1991 the proportion of females to total male population
IS highest In Sirohl followed by Plndwara and Sheoganj
panchayat samitles, the sex-ratio being 1010. 964 and
961 respectively as compared to other panchayat
samltles. Among the SIX urban centres, while Plndwara
and Sheoganj towns have recorded sex-ratio of 972 and
944 respectively, it IS only 769 In the case of Mount Abu town. Table 18 provides the panchyat samiti-wise and
town-Wise sex-ratio data as obtained during 1991 census.
Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes
33. Acording to 1991 census, 19.24 per cent people
among the total population belong to scheduled castes
while In 1981 this proportion was 18.74 percent. Thus
during the decade 1981-91 the Increase III the propor
tion of scheduled caste population to total population of
the district comes to 0.50 percentage pOints. 19.37 per
cent of the population in rural areas comprised of
scheduled castes while In urban areas only 18.73 per
cent of the population has been recorded In this catego
ry. The corresponding proportion of rural and urban
areas In 1981 was 19.02 and 17.47 percent respectively.
34 In contrast to scheduled castes, the proportion
of scheduled tribes In the total population of the district
IS on the higher side. Total scheduled tribes in 1991
constitute 23.39 per cent of the total population of the
distriCt. In 1991 the proportion of tribal population In the
rural areas of the district is recorded as 27.13 per cent
as against 26.30 per cent In 1981 while in urban areas
of the district the corresponding proportions were 7 98
per cent and 8.44 per cent respectively.
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34. MajOrity among scheduled castes an~ sched
uled tribes reSide In the rural areas of the district. Out of
the total scheduled castes population of 125863 per
sons the bulk I.e. 101968 persons (81.02 per cent) are
rural based. In the case of scheduled tribes, out of
153005 persons 93.35 per cent live In rural areas and
5.65 per cent in urban areas of the distriCt.
35. Analysing the dispersal of rural schepuled caste
population at panchayat samlti level, it IS evident that the
highest concentralon (42.68 per cent) is found In Reodar
panchayat samlti followed by (23.19 per cent) in Sirohl
and 15.69 per cent,in Sheojanj panchyat samlti. Among
the urban scheduled castes, while the highest propor
tion has been found In Abu Road town (39.31 per cent)
It is 19.05 per cent In Sirohi town. As regards the
dispersal of scheduled tribe population In all the five panchayat samltles 38.32 per cent of thiS population
lives In Abu Road panchayat samltl followed by 36.70
per cent In Plndwara and 10.43 per cent in Reodar
panchayat samitl. As regards the urban scheduled tribe
population while 33.05 per cent live in Abu Road town
the remaining 66.95 per cent live in five towns.
36. Analysing the dispersal of scheduled caste and
scheduled tribe population at village level we find that
157 or 35.21 per cent of the total inhabited villages are
such where the number of scheduled caste people
constitute more than 20 per cent in the total population.
A total of 58 or 13.01 per cent villages have schedlJ'led
caste population ranging from 16 to 20 per cent; 41
villages or 9.20 per cent from 11 to 15 per cent, 36
villages or 8.08 per cent from 6 to 10 per cent and 61
villages or 13.68 per cent are such which have less than
5 per cent of the scheduled caste population. ThiS
indicate that schedu.led caste population IS almost even
ly distributed In the villages. It IS however, Significant to
note that 93 villages constituting 20.86 per cent of the
total inhabited villages do not have any scheduled caste
population.
37.As far as the scheduled tribe population is con
cerned 68 or 15.25 percent of the Inhabited villages are
those where the proportion of scheduled tribe popula
tion to total population is even less than 5 per cent. There
are 101 villages which constitute 22.65 per cent of the
total inhabited villages have their proportion between 6
to 15 per cent of the total population. Another 94 or 21.08
per cent villages are such where their population varies
between 16 to 50 percent. Interestingly only 125 villages (28.03 percent) are such where their proportion exceeds
50 per cent of the total population. It may. however. be \ noted that 13.01 per cent of the total Inhabited villages
numbering 58 do not have any scheduled trible population.The distribution of scheduled caste and scheduled tribe population in villages at the panchayat
samltl leveLis reflected in table 19 and 20 respectively prepared separately for scheduled castes and scheduled
tribes.
39. If we look at the dispersal of scheduled caste
and scheduled tribe population in urban areas of the district we find that scheduled castes constitute oniy 18.73 per cent of the total population while the scheduled tribes are not even 8 per cent ((7.98). Among the two urban centres in the district Abu Road has the major concentration (24.07 per cent) of scheduled castes while their proportion in Sheoganj town IS only 12.79 per cent. The same pattern is seen in case of scheduled tribes. Their proportion in the total population in Mount Abu IS 15.16 per cent as against 4.49 per cent In Sheoganj town. Table 21 presents the proportion of
scheduled caste and scheduled trible population to total population in each of the urban unit.
Literacy
40. The broad stratum of literates in the district forms 23.05 per cent of the total population as ascer
tained during 1991 census. However, there is stili a marked difference in the literacy rates of two sexes.
Female literacy rate IS falling behind male literacy rate
, In all parts of the district i.e. both In rural and urban areas.
41. At the panchayat samitl level the literacy rate for
the total rural areas varies from 29.22 per cent in Sirohi to 18.53 per cent in Abu Road panchayat samlti. How
ever, in case of urban areas the literacy rates for Abu Road and Mount Abu towns are 72.53 and 71.60 per
cent respectively. Amongst males In rural areas the percentage of literacy ranges between 46.49 in Sirohi to 28.89 per cent In Abu Road panchyat samlt\. In urban areas, on the other hand Sheoganj town has recorded 86.78 per cent literacy rate as against 69.42 per cent in
Bhawri (CT) town. However, a rather depressing picture IS observed In case of females specially in rural areas
(lxXXVII)
where their literacy rate touch the lowest of 7.17 per cent in Abu Road panchayat samltl with meagre 10.74 per
cent In Pindwara panchayat samiti. In urban areas, on
the other hand, females have attained higher literacy rate with their maximum b6.45 per cent in Abu Road
town followed by 56.03 per cent in Mount Abu town. In the urban areas, the over all literacy rate recorded for the district as a whole works out t067.33 per cent while
it is only 23.05 per cent for the rural areas of the district. A comparative picuture IS reflected in tables 22 and 23 prepared separately for rural and urban areas.
Working population·
42. In 1991 census, as in the previous censuses, the population of the district is broadly classified into two categories on the basis of economic activity. These categories are workers and non-workers. The workers are further classified into two categories of main workers and marginal workers. As per this classification, 61.61 per cent of the total population of the district consists of non-workers. The main workers constitute 31.25 per cent, while the marginal workers form only 7.14 per cent of the total population. In rural areas of the district the proportion of nO,l-workers 59.23 per cent is much less than In urban areas where It is 71 41 per cent. The proportion of main workers and marginal workers in
the rural areas is 32.19 and 8.58 per cent respectively. while In urban areas thiS proportion works out to 27.38 and 1.21 per cent respectively.
43. In case of males, 49.34 per cent of the total male population are main workers, 1.00 per cent are marginal workers and the remaining 46.66 per cent are nonworkers. In rural areas, however, 49.78 per cent of total male population are main workers. Significantly, It is little less than the proportion o(male non-workers (49.06 per cent) and margmal workers are only 1 .16 per cent. In urban areas, we notice that While 52.05 per cent of the total male population are non-workers and 47.60 per cent are main workers and only 0.35 percent are marginal workers.
44. Among females, non-workers constitute 74.20 per cent of the total female population while the main workers and the marginal workers are only 12.19 and 13.61 per cent respectively. In the rural areas, however, the number of female non-workers is less than that m urban areas. the proportion being 69.79 and 93,22 per
cent respectively. On the other hand, while only 4.60 per
cent of the total female population in urban areas are main workers. in rl,.lral areas of the district the proprotion of females main workers IS much more (13.95 per cent) Similarly In case of marginal workers, while only 2.18 per cent of the urban females are categorised as mar
ginal workers. in rural areas their proportion is again much higher i.e 16.26 per cent of the total female population. Table 24 gives the distribution of population In terms of total workers, main workers, marginal workers and non workers for the rural areas. the corresponding table 25 gives the same Information for the urban areas.
45. From these tables it IS eVident that at the panchayat samiti level in rural areas the proportion of main workers is more In Reodar panchayat samlti (34.94 per cent) than In Pindwara and SheoganJ panchayat samities where It works out to 32.13 and 31.75 per cent respectively. However, the same IS not true In regard to the proportion of marginal workers which works outto 12.50 per cent in Plndwara panchayat samltl followed by 9.57 per cent in Abu Road and 7.07 per cent In Reodar panchayat samlt!. On the other hand, Sirohl panchayat samltl has the highest proportion
(IXXXVIII)
(63.41 per cent) of non-workers followed by 62.23 per cent In Sirohi and 58.97 per cent in Abu Road panchayat samiti. But in case of urban areas, we see a different pattern where the porportion of main workers (32.80 per cent) is higher in Mount Abu town than Abu Road town. Obviously, the proportion of non-workers (73.42 per cent) and marginal workers (5.10 per cent) IS higher in Sirohi and Bhawari (CT) town as compared to other towns.
Changes during last forty years
46. Soon after the Independence and ushering in an area of democratic set up in states, a lot ~f development took place at atl levels for Improving socio-economlc conditions of the people. In table 26 an attempt has 'been made to provide statistics to indicate the trends since the turn of the penod I.e. expiry of the preIndependence era. It shows the total population, proportion of urban population to total population, decadal vanations In the urban population and changes in the density and sex-ratio from decade to decade corresponding figures for the state as a whole have also been given in the table with a view to have a comparative picture about these demographic aspects.
(Ixx*)
m<Uft : 1 fufmr ~ ~3li if; ~ w:IT CiiT ~
TABLE 1: DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE AVAILABILITY OF DIFFERENT AMENITIES
fsrc;n~ ~"llllli f1"1f<:'1f@i1 if it ~r-rr w.rq; ~m3TI m"llllli <iT ~ (~.) 11"fi:lfu qif T-i&rr Nos. (with percent,e) ot Villages having one or more of the following amenities
Dlstnct! No 01 Panchayat Inhabited fum ~ ciR'fiT'TI'ii sr<"f> Of "iW 7.fT'jffi,~ ~ lJl1i (jCf) ~
Samltl villages q~ "11 <iT j1T'[fii
'1"ff:t~ Education Medical Dnnklng Post & Market! Communl- Approach by Power
water', Telegraph Hat callons Pucca Road Supply
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
f:;wrr : fuirr;T 446 404(90.58) 109(24.44) 445 (99.18) 139(31.17) 3 (0.67) 182 (40.81) 201 (45.07) 362 (81.17) DISTRICT: SIROHI
~ 66 61 (9242) 20 (30 30) 66 (10q 00) 23 (34 85) 2 (3 03) 30 (45 45) 28 (42 42) 59 (89.39)
SheoganJ
2 fuirit n 82 71 (86.59) 21 (25.61) 82 (1,0 00) 40 (48.78) 38 (46 34) 34 (4146) 80 (97.56) 81rohi
3. ~ 98 87 (88.78) 29 (29 59) 971~98 98) 26 (26.53) 43 (43.88) 47 (47 96) 64 (65.31) Pindwara
4. ~-m; 78 75 (96.15) 18 (23 08) 7$ (100 00) 22 (28 21) 25 (32.05) 44 (56.41) 48 (61.54) Abu Road
5 ~ 122 110(90.16) 21 (1721) 122(100.00) 28 (22.95) 1 (082) 46 (37 70) 48 (39.34) 111 (90.98) Reodar
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mwft ; 2 M'mT ~ ~m ~ ~ "{ITlftuT ~ <fiT 3t'JIrnf
TABLE 2: PROPORTION OF RURAL POP\ULATION SERVED BY DIFFERENT AMENITIES
~~ ~~ fcIf'q?[ ~~.rr3:ff "$" ~~ ~ ~ qif 3lJ:'lm ~ it ~ 1Jllii <tt Proportion 01 rurall population s~rved by the amenities of
¥f~ District! Total fu&ll fufclmn <iR 'iiT "'IT"ft STif> cnm: qnrn:;m ~ 1Jlli ~ ~&fr
Panchayat Population ~CTit :m'ffil Samlti of inhabited ~ "B6'l1
villages in the Education Medical Drinking Post & Market! Communi- Approach by Power Panchayat Samiti water Telegraph Hat cations Pucca Road Supply
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
fuR;rr: ~ 526447 98.85 43.40 99.86 61.31 1.66 61.28 72.48 86.38 DISTRICT: SIROHI
1. fucrrt;J 79876 98.80 62.27 100.00 67.83 6.51 68.78 98.01 65.25 Sheoganj
2. fu"Utft 10806 98.84 5163 100.00 78.48. 66.36 66.05 9968 Sirohi
3. ~ 128032 99.13 5431 99.42 30.37 64.47 68.95 83.82 Pindwara
4 ~m 80611 99.71 4.41 100.00 5l.' 46 46.46 7383 76.11 Abu Road
5 ~ 132122 98.09 38.66 100.00 49H,i 2.66 58.62 6481 97.24
Reodar
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~ 3; ~ri~~, ~~~~"Itttomm~lR~~t", cm~zyili~"WlJ
TABLE 3: DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES NOT HAVING CERTAIN AMENITIES ARRANGED BY DISTANCE RANGES FROM THE PLACESWHERETHESEAREAVAILABLE'
mli ~ f.rn ~m ~ "'1if % mm ctt mmr ~ ~ ~ "'1if % il2l1 i"rzJ fc:ifurn <tt 'R ~.l % Village not having \lumber of villages where the amenity IS not available and available at distance of
the amenity of
5 fifi. m. 5-10 fcfi. m. 10+ fcfi. m. ¥1 5kms 5- 10 kms 10 +/kms \ Cfi"R'fl1 2 -..) )
Total (Cols2 - 4)
- 2 3 4 5
1r~ 34 7 42 Educational
2. ~ 157 108 72 337 Medical
3. 1f.\q;r'lT'ft Drinking Water
4. Sf1Ii" 3:fll: (!R 90 78 39 207 Post & Telegraph
5 ~fnC 23 29 133 185 MarkellHat
6 ~ 159 60 45 264 Communications
f:oa:!uft : ~ -mtmr ft:riTm. ~ q ~ Us ii ~ ctt ~m ~ "'1if % I Note:- No market! hat facilities are available In the Panchayat Samities of Sirohi. Pindwara and Abu Road:
~ 4; ~-;p-rr~~omfuf~~e@~iIi ~ri~~
TABLE 4: DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE DISTANCE FROM THE NEAREST TOWN AND AVAILABI'I .ITY OF DIFFERENT AMENITIES
~"l'11: '.R% q-rj ii M"1f<:1rsi1 if it ~ 'IT ~ ~~.:rr:m ~ lJTIiT ctt ~ (~ ~, itc;ft ~'lJTlif No (wih percentage of villages having the amenitlng oi )
(fcF m. ii) ctt~
Distance No of In- mfill ~ 1f.\q;r-qr;ft sr<fl q (!R ~mc ~ mli tIV n ~ range from habbited q~qt CIf\ aTI'Jj# the nearest villages <qfy~
town in each Education Medical Drinking Post & Markell Communi- AD, mach by Power (in kms) range water Telegraph Hat cations Pl r.ca Road Supply
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
0-5 37 35 (94 59) 5 (13 51) 37 (100.00) 14 (37 84) 14 (37.84: 22 (59 46) 27 (72.97)
6 -15 103 103(100.00) 40(38.83} 103 (100.00) 32 (31.07) 53 (5~ .J;6) 57 (55.34) 84 (81 55)
16 - 50 259 233 (89.96) 59 (22.78) 258(99.61) 81 (31 27) 3 (1 16) 100 (3~,.61) 113 (43.63) 208 (80 31)
51 + 47 33(7021) 5 (10.64) 47(10000) 12 (25.53) "15 (211.91) 9 (1915) 43 (9149)
Unspecfied
<im 446 404 (90.58) 109 (24.44) 445 (99.78) 139{31.17) 3 (0.67) 18~. (40.81) 201(45.07) 362 (81.17) Total
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~5:-..:rrm CfiT~CI1Tom~~~~~
TABLE 5: DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO POPULATION RANGE AND AMENITIES AVAILABLE
~crrt ~crrt~ fm'lffl "W'!'.n.m -in ~ 1J1lii 'lit -;fum (~ .)
~wn Number (with percentage) of villages having the amenilies of
<it~
Population No. of fu8:lT ~ m'fiT'1T'ft ~q<W ;;n;;m:«R "*m lJTIl (pf) ~qfr
range Inhabited q( rl~ qfr " ~ villages ~~ In each Education Medical Drinking Post & Market! Communl- Approach by Power range water Telegraph Hat cations Pucca Road Supply
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
·499 128 93 (72.66) 6 (469) 127 (99.22) 2 (1.56) 26 (20 31) 23 (17 97) 93 (72.66)
500·1999 247 241 (97.57) 49 (19 84) 247(100.00) 69 (27.94) 1 (0040) 101 (40.89) 110 (44.53) 201 (81 38)
2000 - 4999 64 63 (98.44) 49 (76.56) 64(10000) 63 (98.44) 2 (3.13) 52 (81 25) 64(100.00) 62 (96 88)
5000+ 7 7 (100.00) 5 (71 43) 7 (100.00) 5 (71 43) 3 (42 86) 4 (57.14) 6 (85.71)
<.itTT 446 404(90.58) 109(24.44) 445(99.78) 139(31.17) 3 (0.67) 182(40.81) 201 (45.07) 362(81.17) Total
District! Panchayat Samiti
fuIm : ft:ri'rtt ( "Wlftttt ) DISTRICT: SIROHi (RURAL)
2.
:3
4
5.
~ SheoganJ
fuirfr Sirohl
~ Pindwara
2.Tf.jm
Abu Road
~ Reodar
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TABLE 6: DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO LAND USE
~mm<itmmr ¥l~ ~m~ 'fiT ~~'fiT
(~ if! ¥l~i! ¥l~m ~ ~ir~
No of inhabited Total area Percentage of Percentage of villages (in hectares) cultivable area irrigated area to
to total area total. cultivable area
2 3 4 5
446 496813.3f 43.01 21.22
66 87849.68 50.19 2160
82 108175.23 5229 17.85
98 112974.83 30.87 22.10
78 79875.08 21.53 26.43
122 107938.53 56.48 22.08
(xciv)
mnm 7 : ~ if "lffif 01:Iftn 3mf 3it< ~
TABLE 7: PER CAPITA RECEIPT AND EXPENDITURE IN TOWNS
"'f'TI ''<IT 1f11, \lr:rft )lfu cxrtin crm~~ Per capita
Class Name
and CIVIC j1R (~. ~) 1'i1.1i-T (~. ii) status of the Receipt (In Rs.) Expenditure (in Rs)
Town
¥'f 3W1 "'flit l;m 31R <r...rr 3Pl" ~'i5':f?-T ~ . 0'R~ ~ ~ ilFl '!1?'
mit3WI ~ >fir ~m3Ti f.:fl:!fuT ~cr:
cr: 1'i1.1i-T C>:f'I
Total Receipt Receipt from Total General Expenditure Public Expenditure Others Receipt through all other Expendl- admlnl- on public works on public aspects
taxes sources ture stration health and Institutions conveniences
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
m.r 202.51 101.69 100.82 135.99 19.38 16.62 39.22 2.99 57.78 Total
III ~m(1",1:f[.) 176.95 8649 90.46 89.06 1088 527 956 6335 Abu Road (M)
V ~ (~. 'l1.) 11.73 1.73 10 00 11.73 3.25 007 0.20 021 799 Bhawri( C.T)
IV ~ :m<j. ("1. 1:f[.) 47941 31156 . 167.85 31602 32.53 69.96 106.50 107.03 Mount Abu (M)
IV ~(",!.1:f[.) 62.56 5268 9.88 4445 39.51 494 Pmdwara (M)
IV ~(1".1:f[.) 150.19 103.98 46.21 15482 20.45 5177 2668 5531 Sheoganj (M)
III ~('11:f[.) 258.86 6371 195.15 17860 17.64 92.53 6842 Sirohl (M)
(xcv)
~8 :~iilAfuZY~~1:fr~
TABLE 8: SCHOOLS PER 10,000 P'OPULATION IN TOWNS
"'1'R 'fiT ~, "'fI11 >rfu ~ ~ -;fi"'i7:§!!1 "tf\ ~ 'fiT ~
*' "'1T'1ful; ~ Number per 10,000 population
Class, Name and
Civic status of the '3""'iT.Im~~~/ "lW-~/ ~m~/ 1JT~
Town cIT. '1' m.~ ~ ~~ ~ Higher Secondary! Secondary! Junior Primary
Inter/PUC! Matriculation Secondary/ Junior Callene Middle
2 3 4 5
<iPT Total 1.02 0.71 1.57 3.92
III ~ Us (,'1. 1TI.) 0.75 0.75 4.02
Abu Road(M)
V 'lWffi (-;jf. CP.) 1.11 2.22 2.22
Bhawri (CT.)
IV ~ 31JO! ('1. '!T.) 1.92 3.21 3.85 3.85
Mount Abu (M)
IV ~ ('1. 1TI.) \ 0.66 0.66 0.66 2.63
Pindwara (M) \
\ IV fuqli;;r ('1. '!T.) 1,d,1 0.50 201 5.03
Sheoganj (M) I
III ft:Mfl ('1. '!T.) 1.07 0.71 1.42 4.27
Sirohi(M)
IXCVI)
TABLE 9: NUMBEFj OF BEDS IN MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS IN TOWNS
"'f111: q:;"t ~, 'll11
mr'W1fun~ Class Name and CIVIC
status of the Town
m-rr Total
III *'i Us ("4. 'n )
Abu Road (M)
V ~(""jj.CF.)
Bh<lWn(CT)
IV ~ 31Ji!l.("4 'n.)
Mount Abu (M)
IV ~("1.'1T)
Plndwara (M)
IV ~ ("4. 'n.)
Sheogan] (M)
III fi:rirlfr ("4 'n.)
Sirohl (M)
~~ii:W!l.000~
"l1:frmdi q:;"t~ Number of beds in medical
Institutions per 1 ,00 population
2
2.34
075
067
3.08
III
V
IV
IV
IV
III
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TABLE 10: MOST IMPORTANT COMMODITIES MANUFACTURED, IMPORTED AND EXPORTED IN TOWNS
"'fTR qft wm, "'1Jl1
am"'fl'l'lftq;~
Class name and
Civic status of the Town
~ 'i15 ("! ''IT.)
Abu Road(M)
'lWW ("I. CIi.)
Bhawri(CT)
~ 31T'l ('l. ''IT.)
Mount Abu (M)
~C"."lT.) Pindwara (M)
~\'l."lT.) Sheoganj (M)
fl::rmft ('l. ''IT.)
Sirohi (M)
fqf.Wfu
Manufactured
;2
Marble Tiles
Stone Statue
Bamboo Articles
Cement
Engineering goods
Leather Shoes
~~ Most Important Commodity
f.r<Ifu :;m
Exported Imported
3 4
Marble Sugar
Granite 011 seed
Vegetables Wheat
Coal Stone Powder Rice
Electric Conductor Cloth
Cement Cloth
(xcviii)
~ 11 : 1JllifO!ft~3ttnf~, 1991
TABLE 11 POPULATION AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES, 1991
ilil1ti ~~Bfqfu lJTlfi?fiT~ wIT ?fit riw.rr S. No. DistnctlPanchayat Samitl Population of village Number of Villages
~ ~ ft?r:li "¥I .~
Persons Males Females Total Inhabited
2 3 4 5 6 7
f;;wrr :.~ 526447 267938 258509 461 446 DISTRICT: SIROHI
~ 79876 40724 39152 70 66 Sheoganj
2. ~ 105806 52639 53167 85 82 Sirohl
3. ~ 128032 65180 62852 99 98 Pindwara
4 ~m 80611 41533 39078 81 78 Abu Road
5 ~ 132122 67862 64260 126 122 Reodar
(xcvix)
~ 12 ; ~m ~<n'T~, 19q1
TABLE 12: POPULATION AND NUMBER OF TOWNS, 1991
~B. "'l'T1: 'fiT -:w:!:om ~ ~ Population
mm:R"i.fi1W
81. No. Name and CIVIC ""'Ifm ~ ~
administration status Persons Males Females
of Town
2 3 4 5
fm;rr; rn--mt 127582 67579 60003 DISTRICT: SIROHI
1. ~ C"f. 'II.) 19866 10218 9648 Sheoganj (M)
2. fumiT ('l. 'II.) 28117 14829 13288 Sirohl(M)
3. ~ ('l. 'II.) l"i185 7700 7485 Plndwara (M)
4 ~(;jf. q;.) 9019 4668 4351 Bhawri(CT)
5 ~ ~. ('l. 'II.) 15593 8814 6779 MountAbu (M)
6. ~m'l."B, 39802 21350 18452 Abu Road UA
(I) ~m ('l 'II.) 38982 20851 18131 Abu Road (M)
(II) ~(<IT. 11.) • 820 499 321 8antpur (OG)
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~ 13: 1901 ~~r
TABLE 13: POPULATION SINCE 1901
~"Iti ~ ~~ 1901 ~ >rftwre ~ ~
"ij3Rfl: il' 3Rfl:
Census Year Population Percentage Percentage Males Females deeadal variation variation over 1901
2 3 4 5 6
1901 162,965 84,997 77,968
1911 189,684 +16.40 +16.40 97,905 91,779
1921 188,781 -0.48 +15.84 97,499 91,282
1931 216,602 +14.74 +32.91 111,323 105,279
1941 235,760 +8.84 +44.67 121,077 114,683
1951 289,791 +22,92 +77.82 147,479 142,312
1961 352,303 +21.57 +116.18 180,853 171,450
1971 423,815 +20.30 +160.07 216,504 207,311
1981 542,049 +27.90 +232.62 276,178 265,871
1991 654,029 +20.66 +301.33 335,517 318.512
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lm1Jit 14 :~~.q:~~.1981-91
TABLE 14: DECADAL CHANGE IN DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION, 1981- 91 \ /
f;;rr.rr~ ~ ~ (1981-91) ~~
Dislnct/T ehsiJ Population )lfcron iT 3RR 7fi1 )lfcron
1981 1991
7.[rrr 1JT1ftuT ~ 7.[rrr lJllftuJ "fTTtI<I Percentage decadal Percentage of Total Rural Urban Total Rural UrDan (1981-91) Variation Urban Population
>:frrr ~T ~ 1981 1991
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
fffion: ft:mtT 542049 445048 97001 654029 526447 127582 20.66 18.29 31.53 17.90 19.51 OISTT. : SIROHI
I. ~ 87151 70384 16767 99742 79876 19866 14.45 13.49 18.48 19.24 19.92 Sheoganj
fWrit 115943 92040 23903 133923 105806 28117 15.51 14.96 17.63 20.62 20.99 Sirohi
3. ~ 124297 111959 12338 152236 128032 24204 22.48 14.36 96.17 9.93 15.90 Pindwara
4. 311"PJ5 108882 64889 43993 136006 80611 55395 24.91 24.23 25.92 40.40 40.73
Abu Road
.J ~ 105776 105776 132122 132122 24.91 24.91
Reodar
(cil)
mn:m15 ;~~~~ ritfiTWrw, 1991
TABLE 15: PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY POPULATION RANGES, 1991
f:¥lT~ ~mm"!ft ~ it ~ "JTI1'l7 "fiT W5rr am-~ (~-q ~ Tf1Z ~ ~ 3tuft if "JTI1'l7 it >Tftrnq ~ %"
:qfr:IT;" W§':!1-a:~ No, and percentage of Villages in each range)
Dlstncei No and percentage (Figures In parenthesis Indicate per centage ot villages In each range)
Panchayat of inhabited Villages
Saml!1 200 i'I q;q 200-499 500-1999 2000-4999 5000-9999 10000
Less sthan 200 ~:;W.j"if;
10000 and above
2. 3 4 5 6 7 8
fi!ffi ; ft:m'm 446 49 81 245 64 • 7 DISTRICT: SIROHI (100.00) (10.99) (18.16) (54.93) (14.35) (1.57)
1 fu-cT1hr 66 5 14 37 9 1
Sheogan) 1100.00) (758) (2121) (56.06) (13.64) (1.51)
2 Tmrtt 82 10 13 46 11 2
Sirohl (10000) (12.20) (15.85) (56.10) (1341) (2.44)
3 ~ 98 14 16 47 18 3
Plndwara (10000) (1428) (16,33) (4796) (1837) (3.06)
4 '~m 78 7 17 44 10
Abu Road (100.00) (8.97) (21.80) (5641) (12.82)
5 'r-m 122 13 21 71 16 1
Reodar (10000) (1066) (17.21) (58.20) (13 11) (082)
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mruft 16 : ~~;}; ~wif~fercmT
TABLE 16: DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY DENSITY
~~ Fl3lIlinc: ~~ ~ crt it mtTI 'li1 ~ m'imI , lJT11 (q:,Tgq:; it ~ ~ ~ ~ crt it mtTI ~ ~ q;) ~ 't) Districel Total No. of No.of Villages in each density range
Panchayat Inhabited (Figures in parenthesIs indicate per centage of villages in each range)
Samiti' villages
10 (fq)
Upto 10 11 -20 21 -50 51 -100 101-200 201 -300 301-500 501 +
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
~mmr 446 18 9 52 100 174 60 30 3 DIST:.SIROHI (100.00) (4.04) (2.02) (11.66) (22.42) (39.01) (13.45) (6.73) (0.67)
1 ~ 66 3 1 14 18 18 8 3 1 Sheoganj (100.00) (4.55) (1.52) (21.21) (27.27) (27.27) (12.12) (4.55) (1.51)
2 ~ 82 6 2 9 29 26 6 4
Sirohi (100.00) (7.32) (2.44) (10.97) (35.36) (31.71) (7.32) (4.88) (0.00)
3 ~ 98 4 2 7 10 48 18 9
Plndwara (100.00) (4.08) (2.04) (7.14) (10.21) (48.98) (18.37) (9.18) (0.00)
4 ~-m- 78 3 2 10 19 20 16 7 1
Abu Road (100.00) (385) (2.56) (12.82) (24.36) (25.64) (20.51) (8.98) (1.28)
5 ~ 122 2 2 12 24 62 12 7 1
Reodar (100.00) (1.64) (1.64) (9.84) (1967) (50.82) (9.83) (5.74) (0.82)
mruft 17: 1901 ~-m -~ ~
TABLE 17: SEX RATIO SINCE 1901
'f'1'l1'lA1 qq 'llfu 1000 ~ en: fur:IT qft ~ ~qq 'llfu 1 000 ~ en: fur:IT qft ~ Census Year No. of females per 1000 males Census Year No.of females per 1000 males
'¥' m<ftuT ~ '¥'l m<ftuT ~ Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban
2 3 4 2 3 4
1901 917 926 869 1951 965 965 964
1911 937 952 841 1961 948 960 889
1921 936 962 771 1971 958 968 909
1931 946 961 847 1981 963 981 881
1941 947 957 882 1991 949 965 888
(civ)
TABLE 18: SEX RATIO FOR RURAL AND URBAN POPULATION, 1991
lJllftuJ ~ Rural Population ~ ~ Ur_ban Population
f;;rffi~ trli1fu ~-~~ ~,r.:(l"R ~~~ District IPanchayat Sex Ratio DistnctrTown Sex Ratio
Sami!i
2 3 4
~ : fuiTtt ( 1JT1ilm ) 965 ~:mm;t(~) 888 DISTRICT: SIROHI (RURAL) DISTRICT: SIROHI (URBAN)
~ 961 ~ ("."'iT.) 944 Sheoganj Sheoganj M
2 !'9 IJir 1010 2. Writ ("l. "'iT ) 896 Sirohi Sirohi M
3. ~ 964 3. ~ ("l. "'iT.) 972 Pindwara Pindwara M
4. ~311<i 941 4. ~ (~. q;.) 932 Abu Road Bhawri CT
5. ~ '1.~ 947 5. ~31l'q ("f. "'iT.) 769 ReOdar Mount Abu M
6. ~m- 'f:R 864 Abu Road UA
(I)~m ('. "'iT.) 870 Abu Road M
(Ii)~ (OfT. cr.) 643 Santpur OG
(Cv)
W{1Jft 19 : mm if f.:!'cnftm 'Fl ~ if ~ ~ <fft ~ <fiT ~
TABLE 19: PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTE POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION IN THE VILLAGES.
f;wrrf'i"qp:ffi m'ilfu <F'f ~ml'! 'Fi~if~Jflfu"fi't~~~~AiflWii'fi'TtWAT DistncV Total Inhabited No. of villages in each'per centage range of Scheduled Caste population
Panchyayat villages Sami!1
~ 5 ii'fj 31~~ Nil Upto 5 6·10 11 -15 16 - 20 21 - 30 31 & above
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
~tmrtt 440 93 61 36 41 58 85 72 DISTT. SIROHI
~ 66 7 4 7 6 16 20 6
Sheoganj
2 fumft 82 9 7 5 8 6 37 10
Sirohl
3. ~ 98 32 17 11 14 13 7 4
Pmdwara
4. :m<!m 78 34 27 6 4 4 2
Abu Road
5. ~ 122 11 6 7 9 19 20 50 Reodar
(cvi)
-mtUft 20 : mm if f.Icn'fu"ff~ ~if ~ ~ctt ~ ~ ~ TABLE 19: PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBE POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION IN THE VILLAGES.
~~~ ~~"WI ~~.q ~~-:mfu'fiT~<);~~ Aiiwrr<Ft~ District! Total Inhabited No. of villages in each per centage range of Scheduled Tribe population to total population
Panchyayat villages Samiti
~ 5 ('fq) 51"r;ci m'<l<fi Nil Upto 5 6 -15 16 - 25 26 - 35 36 - 50 51 & above
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
~: ft:ri'Itt 446 58 68 101 43 25 26 125 DISTT.: SIROHI
1. ~ 66 4 9 21 10 5 10 7
Sheoganj
2. fuWt 82 15 26 25 8 3 4
Sirohi
3. ~ 98 8 5 15 7 12 7 44
Pindwara
4 ~m- 78 3 2 6 2 3 2 60
Abu Road
5. ~ 122 28 26 34 16 4 4 10
Reodar
(cvii)
mruiT 21 : mit~"::iITffi /~~qft~q;J~, 1991
TABLE 21 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBE POPULATION IN TOWNS, 1991
"'flR ~~ ~~'f>l'F" ~~'f>l~ ~~ii 1fA~ii ~ ~ 3'1. -:;n. q:jJ"IIfimfI 31. "T. -:;n. q:jJ ~
Town Total population Total Scheduled Total Scheduled Percentage of S.C Percentage of S.T. Caste population Tribe Population population to total population to total
population population
2 3 4 5 6
flrffi: fuiItt DISTRICT: SIROHI 127582 23895 10179 18.73 7.98
1 ~ \" '11.) 19866 2540 892 12.79 4.49
Sheoganji M
2. fm'lit (,. '11.) 28117 4552 2065 16.19 7.34
Sirohi M
3.~ ("f. '11.) 15185 2603 840 17.14 553
Pmdwara M
4. 'IWffi ("T. en.) 9019 1770 654 1963 7.25
Bhawri CT
5. l1RR~. ("f. '11.) 15593 3038 2364 19.48 15.16
Mount Abu M
6. ~m- ,. B. 39802 9392 3364 23.60 8.45
Abu Road UA
(I) 31T'<l m- ,. <no 38982 9382 3213 24.07 8.24
Abu Road M
(II)~ (Off. -q) 820 10 151 1.22 1841
Santpur OG
(cvili)
"mrofr 22 : 'Mft/~-cnr~Tlr.n:mmrm=<fitwfm~ll'ml%fT~, 19.:)1
(0-6 3W1~~~<1IT~)
TABLE 22.: LITERACY RATES FOR RURAL POPULATION OF PANCttA'iAr SAMITIES OY SEX. 1991 (excluding children in the age group 0-6)
fw1l{Tl~r:m 7WW\ ~('~O·6<ir~) 7'{l~V-1T <liT ~
Dlstnct! population (excluding age group 0-6) Percentage of Literates Panchayat Samiti
~ "¥"'l Tl.~ ",-WV 'fm ft:;;p;ri
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
'J 3 4 5 6 7
fm;rr : mittr 418847 211710 207137 23.05 36.57 9.23 DISTT. : SIROHI
j:VI'T'1 644(15 _ :.,75 :119.'0 24.03 3938 836
SnfJ0\lanj
nmir 84903 41522 43381 28.22 46.49 10.74
Sirohl
j'T'1SQI ~I I01fj75 51476 50399 22.76 34.67 1060
fJlIldwara
'IT"{<TS 63(i45 32998 30647 1853 28.89 7.37
Ahu Road
~ 103929 53139 50790 21.26 33.71 8.23 Flp{;(Jar
(cix)
mtrft 23 : ';fllit it mawrr~, (0-6 mq ~ if;...m <it ~) 1991
TABLE 23.: LITERACY RATES FOR TOWNS, (EXCLUDING CHILDREN IN THE AGE-GROUP 0-6),1991
-:rtR <fiT1fI1 ~(.O-6q;)~) mmffi' <fiT mmrra am~~~ Population (excluding age group 0-6) Percentage of Literates
Name of town and civic
administration status ;;;>ffip ~ fu;rri Cl.lfm "T"'1T frni of town Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
2 3 4 5 6 7
f-irm: ftmtt DISTRICT SIROHI 105205 56038 49167 67.33 82.78 49.72
~ (':f.'qj. ) 16423 8432 7991 68.65 86.78 49.52
Sheoganj M
2 ft:rm1 (-q.'qj. ) 23255 12276 10979 67.83 8325 50.58 Sirohi M
3 ~ (':f.'qj. ) 12256 6168 6088 55.54 75.71 35.10
Pindwara M
4 ..m (>i!.Cfi. ) 7222 3761 3461 51.27 69.42 31.55
Bhawari CT
5 ~~ 31T<j. (.f.'qj. ) 12938 7430 5508 71.60 8314 56.03
Mount Abu M
6 jWiUs ~:R 33111 17971 15140 72.53 85.65 56.95
Abu Road UA
(I) "Til *:: ("f.'qj. ) 32434 17533 14901 72.53 85.80 56.92
Ahu Hoad M
(iI)~ ("-iI.''P 677 438 239 72.23 79.45 59.00
Santpur OG
(cx)
tm"OiT 24 ; ~ ftrn RIel!{ mmvr ~ 1)' ~ CfillJ ~ cm>lT, 4l'uf-i'l'*i cnm ~ CITFit ~ cnm Of ~ CITFit CfiT~, 1991
TABLE: 24 PERCENTAGE OF MAIN WORKERS, MARGINAL WORKERS AND NON WORKERS FOR RURAL POPULATION OF PANCHAYAT SAMITIES, 1991
~~ ¥"~mft ~ 1)' ~ Percentage to total/male / female population
~<fiT""fTI1
District/Name of ~CfiTIlq;f.l"1'!Tfl ~ CfiTIl q;f.I ~ ¥"q;p:r~~ CfiTl1-.m~~ Panchayat Sami!i Main-Workers Marginal Workers Total Workers NonWorkers
01lftp ~ "Bfr "&!fti ~ "Bfr ~ ~ "Bfr 01lftp F"1 "Bfr Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
fm;n";~ 32.19 49.78 13.95 8.57 1.16 16.26 40.76 50.94 30.21 59.24 49.06 69.79 Dlsn.: SIROHI
1. ~ 31.75 48.89 13.93 6.02 0.61 11.64 37.77 49.50 25.57 6223 50.50 74.43
SheoganJ
2. ft:lfm't 29.72 45.80 13.79 6.87 1.33 12.37 36.59 47.13 26.16 63.41 52.87 73..84
Sirohi
3. ~ 32.13 51.03 12.53 12.50 1.54 2387 44.63 52.57 36.40 55.37 47.43 63.60
Pindwara
4 ~m 31.46 52.91 8.66 9.57 0.97 18.72 41.03 53.88 27,38 58.97 46.12 72.62
Abu Road
5. 00 3494 5030 1871 7.07 1.11 13.36 42.01 51.41 32.07 57.99 48.59 67.93
Reodar
(cxi)
mruit 25 : "flT'if q,'t ~ ~ l)' ~ q:;n::r q;r-f 'CIR"iT, f{I III f-kli!fi q:;n::r'i!fi'r'f 'CIR"iT ~ q:;n::r ";f q;r-f 'CIR"iT cnr mm, 1991
TABLE: 25 PERCENTAGE OF MAIN WORKERS, MARGINAL WORKERS AND NON WORKERS IN URBAN POPULATION FOR TOWNl:\, 1991
f;rffil
"'fIR C!iT "'fIl1 3fu: ~fT""IfBit ~ -if >Iftmo percentage to total/male/female population
~~C!iTm
DistnctITown and civic ~<fifll~cm't ~ <fifll q;f.t em'! ~<fifll~cm't <fifll m m cm't administration Main Workers Marginal Workers Total Workers Non-Workers status of town
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 15<l'fm ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
~: ft:rittT 27_38 47_60 4.60 1.21 0.35 2.18 28.59 47.95 6.78 71.4.\ 52.05 93.22 DISTT.: SIROHI
1. ~(1.T.lT.) 26.21 47.43 3.73 1.08 0.18 2.03 27.29 47.61 5.76 72.71 52.39 94.24 Sheoganl (M)
2 ft:Rrm (1. '1T.) 25.54 44.18 474 1.04 0.41 1.75 26.58 44.59 6.49 73.42 55.41 9351 Sirohi (M)
3. ~(1.'1T.) 25.80 46.08 4.93 2.59 0.39 4.86 28.39 46.47 9.79 71.61 53.53 90.21 Pindwara (M)
4 ~ C;;J. CIi.) 25.63 45.63 4.18 5.10 1.39 9.08 30.73 47.02 13.26 69.27 52.98 86.74 Bhawri (eT)
5 "I11"R 3TI'! (1. 1U.) 32.80 53.27 6.20 0.26 0.00 0.50 33.06 53.35 6.70 66.94 46.65 93.30 Mount Abu (M)
6 ~U61. ~. 28.13 48.68 4.35 0.35 0.26 0.46 28.48 48.94 4.81 71.52 5106 9519 Abu Road UA
(I) ~U6 (1.1U.) 27.86 48.25 4.40 0.36 0.26 0.47 28.22 48.51 4.87 71.78 51.49 95.13 Abu Road (M)
(ii)~ (qJ.~.) 41.10 66.73 1.25 p.OO 0.00 0.00 41.10 66.73 1.25 58.90 33.27 98.75 Santpur (OG)
(CXIl)
mnrft 26 : Willqfr~if~qfr~~~. ~ am--m-~ ~
TABLE 26: GROWTH, DENSITY, SEX-RATIO OF UPiBAN POPULATION IN THE DISTRICT IN RELATION TO THE STATE
tmrf.r hwn Sirohi Distnct ~ ~ Rajasthan State
~ 'fA' ~ ~ 'frTfr<:! ~ Bft-~ ¥'l ~ ~ ~ ~ Bft-~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
"'P ii~ 'fiT ii~
~ ~ ~ ~ Rf~l'·I'il fcrf~
Census Total Urban Percent Decadal Density Sex Total Urban Percent Decadal Density Sex Year Popu- Popu- urban percentage of ratio Population Population urban percentage of ratio
lation lation Popu- vanatlon Population Population variation in Population lalion urban
population
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
1951 289,791 44,843 15,47 NA 964 15,970,774 2,955,275 1850 NA 928
1%1 352,303 57,747 16.39 +28.78 338 889 20,155.602 3,281,478 16.28 +1104 598 882
1971 423,815 75,717 17.87 +31.12 1,300 909 25,765,806 4,543,761 17.63 +38,47 1.198 875
1981 542,049 97,001 1790 +28.11 2,100 BB1 34,261,862 7,210,50B 21.05 +5B.69 1,603 B77
1991 654,029 127,582 19,51 1-31.53 1.608 888 44,005,990 10,067,113 22.88 +39.62 2,070 879
mTf (if): m-q ~ 1'1R f.:t gfill Cfi I PART A : VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY
3R~ I : lJrn F1~~IChI '-!) ,
SECTION I : VILLAGE DIRECTORY
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CODES USED FOR VARIOUS AMENITIES IN VILLAGE DIRECTORY
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Amen,ties Codes
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2
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qO(¢f)'iI'1f1H wm Cift ~ '" '" ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES
~mqm:1~ PANCHAYAT SAM IT I 1 SHEOGANJ
<F.11 tio lliq'fiT'!Jlr 1 991 -;;rpjUAl 1991~
SI No. Name of Village 1991 Census 1981 Census
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Location Code No Location Code No.
~31<'! ~ ~31<'! ~ Manual Computer Manual Computer
2 3 4 5 6
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TEHSIL.SHEOGANJ (FULL)
~~ Akhapura Kharal 2111911128 211191001010028 1811811126 181181001010026
2 ~~ Akhapura Khuni 2111911/41 211191001010041 18/18/1/40 18/18/0010/0040
3 3lTf'qT Alpa 21/1911110 21/191001010010 18/18/1/9 18/18/0010/0009
4 3RT< Andor 21/19/1/31 21/19/001010031 18/18/1/30 18/18/0010/0030
5 ~ Arathwara 21/19/1/34 21/19/001010034 18/18/1/33 18/18/001010033
6 <m:F!T Badia 21/19/1/46 21/19/001010046 18/18/1/46 18/181001010046
7 ~ Bagseen 21/1911/60 21/19/001010060 18/18/1/59 18/18/0010/0059
8 ~ Baravera 21/19/1/69 21/19/001010069
9 ~ Barewara 21/19/1/61 21/19/0010/0061 18/18/1/60 18/18/0010/P060
10 ~ Bargaon 21/19/1/43 21/19/0010/0043 18/18/1/42 18/18/001 0/Q042
11 '4q Bhalv 21/19/1/33 21/19/0010/0033 18118/1/32 18/18/0010/0032
12 <frro Buden 21/19/1/8 21/191001010008 18/18/117 18/1810010/0007
13 ~ Chandana 21/19/1/42 21/19/001010042 18/18/1/41 18/18/001010041
14 -rn.rr 1fiq Chhlbagaon 21/19/1/58 21119/001010058 18/18/1/57 18/18/0010100,57
15 ~ Chooli 21/19/1/55 21/19/001010055 18/18/1/54 18/18/0010/0054
16 ~ Choleela 21/19/1/57 21/19/001010057 18/18/1/56 18/18/001010056
17 <:Clffi Deoll 21/19/1/44 21/19/001010044 18/18/1/43 18/18/0010/0043
18 ~CFT~ Devon Ka Bera 21/19/1170 21/1910010/0070 18/18/1/66 18/18/001010066
19 ~ Dhuwana 21/19/1/51 21/191001010051 18/18/1/50 18/18/001010050
20 ~ Fatehpura 21/19/1/17 21/19/001010017 18/18/1/16 18/18/0010/0016
21 1fW"IT Godana 21/19/1/54 21/19/0010/0054 18/18/1/53 18/18/001010053
22 TJli"lT Gola 21/19/1/9 21/19/0010/0009 18/18/1/8 18/18/0010/0008
23 ~ Jaitpura 21/19/1/39 21/191001010039 18/18/1/38 18/181001010038
24 mTi'ft Jhadoli 21/19/1/11 21/19/0010/0011 18/18/1/10 18/18/0010/0010
25 ~ Jogapura 21/19/1/13 21/191001010013 18/18/1/12 18/18/001010012
26 SlT'<MT Joyla 21/1911/14 21/1910010/0014 18/18/1/13 18/18/0010/0013
27 ~~ Jubll GanJ 21/19/1/3 21/191001010003 :-
28 it;?,rn <jTjT -,q;- Mm Kallash Nagar @ Las 21/19/1120 21/19/001010020 18/18/1/19 18/18/0010/0019
29 ~ Kaldan 21/19/1/68 21/1910010/0068
30 CfiRT~ Kana Kolar 21/19/1/52 21/19/0010/0052 18/18/1/51 18/18/001010051
31 <!iW'l Keral 21/19/1/5 21/1910010/0005 18/18/1/4 18118/0010/0004
8
QOidl'i11f4H "ri ctt. ~ '" , "'-ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES
1li'JTll?I mlffir. 1 ~ PANCHAYAT SAMITI : 1 SHEOGANJ
'F.I! ~o TJiqCfi1~ 1991~ 1991~
SI. No. Name of Village 1991 Census 1981 Census
~~~o " ". ~~-;;o
Location Code No. Location Code No
~3li"'I ~ lr13li"'1 ~ Manual Computer Manual Computer
2 3 4 5 6
32 ~ Kesarpura 21/19/1/40 21/19/0010/0040 18/18/1/39 18/18/001 010039
33 ~ Khandra 21/19/1/37 21/19/001010037 18/18/1/36 18/18/001010036
34 ~ Khejariya '21/19/1/49 211191001010049 18/18/1/48 18/18/001010048
35 Cfiffi Kolar 21/19/1/65 2+f191tlO1010065 18/18/1/63 18/18/001010063
36 ~~ Kukri Khera 21/19/1/45 21/19/001010045 18/18/1/44 18/18/001 010044
37 ~~ Lakhmawa Bara 21/19/1fi 21/19/001010007 18/18/1/6 18/18/001 010006
38 ~-mcr Lakhmawa Chhota 21/19/1/6 21/19/001010006 18/18/1/5 18/18/001010005
39 ~~ Lotlwara Bara 21/19/1/23 21/19/001010023 18/18/1/22 1 8/18/001 010022
40 ~UrGT Lotiwara Chhota 21/19/1/21 21/19/001010021 18/18/1/20 18/18/001010020
41 ~ Madani 21/19/1/27 21/19/001010027 18/18/1/27 18/18/001010027
42 'fI\'Ire"r Manadar 21/19/1/2 21/19/001010002 18/18/1/2 l1l/18/001010002
43 mm<'! Mochhal 21/19/1/18 21/19/001010018 18/18/1/17 18/18/001010017
44 ~ Morl! 21/19/1/64 21/19/001010064 18/18/1/62 18/18/001 010062
45 ~ Naradra 21/19/1/24 21/19/001010024 18/18/1/23 18/18/001010023
46 "I<IT~ Nawa Bas 21/19/1/47 21/19/001010047 18/18/1/45 18/18/001010045
47 ~ Nawa Khera 21/19/1/63 21/19/001010063
48 ~ Oda 21119/1129 21/19/001010029 18/18/1/28 18/18/001010028
49 ~ Palri 21/19/1/67 21/19/001 010067 18/18/1/65 18/18/001010065
50 ~ Phachanya 21/19/1/48 21/19/0010/0048 18/18/1/47 18/18/001010047
51 ~ Posaliyan 21/19/1/15 21/19/0010/0015 18/18/1/14 18/18/001010014
52 ~~ Puran Khera 21/19/1/1 21/19/001010001 18/18/1/1 18/18/001010001
53 ~ Radbar 21/19/1/56 21/19/001010056 18/18/1/55 18/18/001010055
54 ~~ Raniya Khera 21/19/1/30 21/19/001010030 18/18/1/29 18/18/001010029
55 ~~ Rewara 21/19/1/4 21/19/001010004 18/18/1/3 18/18/0010/0003
56 ~ Rukhada 21/19/1/36 21/19/001010036 18/18/1/35 18/18/001010035
57 ~ Sanaliya 21/19/1/32 21/19/001010032 18/18/1/31 18/18/001 010031
58 ~ Sardarpura 21/19/1/62 21/19/001010062 18/18/1/61 18/18/0010/0061
59 ~ Sawali 21/19/1/26 21/19/001010026 18/18/1/25 18/18/001010025
60 ~ Seuda 21/19/1/25 21/19/001010025 18/18/1/24 18/18/001010024
(,1 ~ CIiT~ Sikhon-ka-Jor 21/19/1/53 21/19/001010053 18/18/1/52 18/18/001010052
1,2 m-;;pm -. ~ Surajpura 21/19/1/50 21/19/0010/0050 18/1811/49 18/18/001010049
51. No.
63 <tmn'l'iT~
64 <wICT
65 "3llG~
66 "J2!l!1lT
G7 qr;s<'fiT
68 qjUf
6Cl <ro 11lfl1TT 70 "m mq:
9
d Uiaol iWf+4' ~ '!l1'1tl cnT ~ '" "'-ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES
lJiq'l'iT'fI'If
Name of Village
2
Sutharon-Ka-Gurha
Taleta
Ummedgarh
Uthman
Vadka
Van
Vera Rampura
Vera Vilpur
1991~
1991 Census
~~"'Io
Location Code No.
Tr!3R ~ Manual Computer
3 4
21/1911135 211191001010035
2111911/12 21/19/001010012
21/19/1122 21119/001010022
21/19/1/59 21/19/0010/0059
21/19/1/16 21/19/001010016
21/19/1/19 21/19/001010019
21/19/1/38 21/19/00 1 010038
21/19/1/66 21/19/001010066
PANCHAYAT SAMITI : 1 SHEOGANJ
19'tl~
1981 Census
~cm-;fO
Location Code No.
~~ ~ Manual Computer
5 6
1811811134 1 81181001 010034
18/18/1/11 18/18/001010011
18/18/1/21 18/18/0010/0021
18/18/1/58 18/18/0010/0058
18/18/1/15 18/18/001010015
18/18/1/18 18/18/001010018
18/18/1/37 18/18/001010037
18/18/1/64 18/18/001010064
NOTE:- In the Column Nos. 5 & 6 of Location Code of villages in 1981 Census, dash(-) has been indicated against those villages which were
newly created during the 1991 Census.
10
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mit ~ 'iH~f'*ll~ (11ft ~ JlTlT it ~ m t m ( -) ~ m cI; 'IR m;r ~ forn:ft r;U Ill: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ mz "ffil: Ill: ~ J!C!ii\
~ -5 fcj;o mo, 5-10 fti;o me 't!:'f 10 fcj;o mo * 'UI"I1Pf m it '* 1ft~) Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash ( - ) has been
shown in the column and next to it, in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the nearest place
where the facility is available has been given.)
rirf;m JlTlTq;r:rrq JlTlT'lif<wr ¥~ iT~ ~ 1:f.I'lif ST<f't!:'f ~ Wm~ rm- -:to ~ 't!:'f~ rt mr 'fir ft:l;<f; (~~,
(~it) <ttmr (1j8 ~) R:r~ ~m,
~ir ;;w,1lT1f) Location Name of Village Total area Total popu- Education Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi-Code of the lation and water Telegraph days of cations No. village (in number of (Potable) the mar- (Bus stop,
hectares) households ketlhat Railway if any station,
Water wa
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
mm;r: ffiriii (lilT) 19/1/1 ~~ 379.00 35(8) ~(~5) ~(~5) W ~(-5) ~(5-10) ~(-5)
19/112 ~ 913138 4302(860) P(l)M(l) H(2)HC(1) TW,HP PO, DAILY as CHW(2) PHONE
19/1/3 ¥*~ 637.27 900(173) P(l) -(510) W,TK,TW,HP -(5-10) DAILY BS
19/1/4 ~ 4279.73 1083(231) M(l) H(l)PHS(l) T,W,HP,R PO,PHONE -(5-10) BS
19/1/5 ~ 285.97 1208(230) M(3)AC(1) -(10+) W,HP,R -(-5) -(5-10) BS
19/1/6 ~ mer 132.41 647(120) P(l) -(~5) W,HP,R -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)
19/117 ~ "l9T 327.59 607(145) P(~) PHS(l) W,TK.HP,R -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)
19/1/8 ~-u 634 24 445(91 ) P(l) -(10+) W,HP -(5-10) -(5- 10) -(-5)
-mm • 19/1/9 617.09 281(55) P(l) -(10+) W,HP -(5-10) -5-10) BS
19/1/10 31W1T 2084 79 1520(336) M(l) H(l),D(l)PHS(l) T,W,HP PO -(5-10) BS
19/1/11 ~ 3966.32 1709(348) P(l)AC(l) PHS(l) T.W,HP PO, -(10+) BS
19/1/12 ~ 2577.00 650(127) P(l) -(~5) HP -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)
19/1/13 ~ 1844:P~ 2407(484) P(1)M(2) HC(l) T,W,TK,HP,O PO, -(10+) 8S
19/1/14 ~ 96181 2670(528) P(2)H(1) H(l)HC(l) T,W,TW,HPR PO, -(10+) BS
AC(l) PHONE
19/1/15 t{1JjIFr1~i 1996.99 4922(1037) P(l)M(l) D(l)PHS(l) T,W,HP PTO, -(10+) BS
H(1)AC(4) RP(2) PHONE
19/1/16 qr&f.f 365.15 402(72) P(l) -(-5) W,TK,HP -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)
19/1/17 ~ 282.86 TR-~ UN-INHABITED
19/1/18 ~ 1663.30 709(145) P(l) (10+) T,W,HP -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10)
19/1/19 cnuT 257053 1346(238) P(l) -(5-10) W,HP PO -(10+) BS
19/1120 mrm 6070.00 6134(1141) P(2)H(1) H(l) T,W.HP,A,O PHONE -(10+) BS
~~ AC(9),0(4)
19/1121 ~~mcr 788.00 400(94) P(l) -(5-10) W,HP,O ~(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10)
19/1/22 ~ 689.00 367(78) P(l) -(10+) W,HP,O -(10+) -(10+) -(10+)
19/1123 ~"l9T 998.00 450(101) P(l) -(5-10) W,HP,O -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10)
II
VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PANCHAYATSAMITI'1 SHeOGANJ
'llf1f~ Land use
(~ 1tr -$ ~ -~ q;jf -$ aR!1fu ~ -~ il ~ -$ m-~amil~
(i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to two decimal places)
lIlll (fcli f.rcRi;q ~ ~<i\t q.r ma-mr ~ ~7JTnr ~-$~ l[I1q;r~
~q;r l!;Cf~~ 3lT1lffl f@fi! (lfIf~ ~ 1tr (fi ~ l1Tlf (f<i;o mo il) ~) 0'ItT 31m mo) m
Approach Nearest Town and Power Forest Irrigated Un Irri- Culturable Area not Name of Village to village distance (in Kms.) supply by source gated waste (includ- available
(including ing gauchar for cultivation fallow and groves) land)
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2
TEHSIL : SHEO GANJ (FULL)
Sheoganj(20) 271.00 108.00 Purari Khera
PR Takhatgarh(28) EA 1266.85 W(163.26) 5126.13 1024.15 1550.99 Manadar
PR Takhatgarh(23) ED,EAG W(41.18) 549.14 21.85 25.10 JubliGanj
KR Sheoganj(30) EA 2591.80 W(180.94) 534.05 120.94 852.00 Rewara
KR Sheoganj(26) EA W(122.20) 35.24 125.53 3.00 Keral
Sheoganj(23) EA W(68.25) 10.58 0.65 52.93 LakhmawaChhota
Sheoganj(25) EA W{77.66) 45.49 8.53 195.91 .Lakhmaw~ Sara
Sheoganj(20) ED,EAG W(147.24) 173.00 68.00 246.00 Buderi
PR,KR Sheoganj(21 ) ED,EAG 161.00 W(64.00) 186.00 90.00 116.09 Gola
PR Sheoganj(3) EA 657.00 W(314.00) 619.00 286.00 208.79 Alpa
PR,KR Sirohi(42) ED,EAG 918.26 W(205.99) 1816.50 399.94 625.63 Jhadoli
Sheoganj(60) ED,EAG 1071.00 W(44.00) 541.00 2900 892.00 Taleta
KR Sheoganj(14) EA 165.07 W(31370) 1027.63 111.35 226.90 Jogapura
KR Sheoganj(10) EA W(273.97) 445.34 36.84 205.66 Joyla
PR Sheoganj( 12) EA 104.28 W(552.26) 936.70 2.29 401.46 Posaliyan
Sheoganj(16) ED,EAG W(4734) 260.50 42.35 14.96 Vadka
Sheoganj(16) W(5.27} 240.80 16.82 19.97 .Fatehpura
Sheoganj(25) ED,EAG W(16.84) 720.16 143.80 782.50 Mochhal
KR Sheoganj(30) ED,EAG 709.46 W(166.95) 1216.26 107.68 370.18 Van
PR,KR Sirohi(36) EA 272.00 W(770.00) 3434.00 297.00 1297.00 Kailash Nagar @ Las
KR Sirohi(33) EAG W(114.00) 378.00 248.00 48.00 Lotiwara Chhola
KR Slrohi(36) EAG -W(10.00)(C-31.00) 352.00 152.00 144.00 Ummed Garh
KR Sirohi(31) EAG W(5000) 440.00 19500 206.00 Lotiwara Bara
C(107.00)
12
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1mf it ~ !Ji4fJfall!4; (~ Wm 1lT:r i't ~ ~ ~ m- ( -) ~ m ~ ~ 1lT:r itf~~ 'R prtt ~t ~ ~*iit{ 'R ~~ . ~ -5 ffl;o mo, 5-10 ffl;o mo 1!!t 10 ffl;o mo q\f mqpf ~ it <:t lit t)
Amenities available (if not available withil' the village, a dash ( - ) has been shown in the column and next to it, in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the nearest place
• where the facility is available has been given.)
~ 1lT:r<IiT';JI1l' Jll'q<IiT~ ¥T~ ~~ ~ 1f.f'IiT Sl'!i~ ~'m" ~~
~-:io mc:r ~~ 1lRt m <liT fl;.Trcf; (~~,
(twRf it) 'litm (~ "IlTnt) ft.f~ t:irm, -mm ~TlPI)
Location Name of Village Total area Total popu- Education Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communl-Code of the latlon and water Telegraph days of cations No. village (in number of (Potable) the mar- (Bus stop.
hectares) households ketJhat Railway if any station,
Water wa
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
19/1124 :rmGTI 155500 1204(244) P(l),M(l ), NH(l) W,HP,O PO, ~(10+) as AC(l) PHONE
19/1125 msr 778.38 799(169) P(l) -(-5) W,HP PHONE -(10+) BS
19/1126 ~ 1025.00 778(159) -(-5) -(-5) HP,O -(-5) -(10+) BS
19/1/27 "I1T9Rt 925.36 1265(264) M(l) -(5-10) W,HP) PO -(10+) BS
19/1128 ~ '@1m" 52763 503(99) P(l) -(5-10) W,HP -(5-10) -(10+) -(-5)
19/1/29 aTr9r 2330.00 1836(349) P(l) -(10+) W,HP PO -(10+) BS
19/1/30 ~~ 404.10 7(1) -(15) -(10+) W -(10+) -(10+) -(-5)
19/1/31 ~ 916.35 1836(380) P(l),M(l), PHS(l) W,O PO -(10+) BS
AC(1)
19/1/32 WTlfu<rr 109234 677(150) P(l ) -(5-10) W,O -(-5) ~(10+) BS
19/1/33 ~ 1883.59 1652(341) P(1),AC(2) PHS(l), W,HP PO, -(10+) BS
SMP(l) PHONE
19/1/34 ~ 2026.55 3961(746) P(2),M(1), PHS(l) W,TK, PO, -(10+) BS
AC(4) TW,HP PHONE
19/1/35 ~ <fir ~ 330.88 364(74) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)
19/1/36 ~ 488.00 1066(196) P(l) -(5-10) T,W,TW,HP -(5-10) -(10+) -(-5)
19/1/37 ~ 170.60 947(184) P(l),AC(l) -(*5) HP *(-5) -(10+) -(-5)
19/138 mrUllTJ 294.60 657(126) P(1),AC(1) -(5-10) HP,O -(5-10) -(10+) -(-5)
19/1/39 ~ 512.34 1233(258) P(l),AC(l) -(5-10) HP PO -(5-10) -(5-10
19/1/40 <l;~U 47244 1673(379) P(l),M(l), PHS(l), W,TK, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
AC(l) T6(l) HP,O
19/1/41 ~~ 255.78 126(30) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
19/1/42 ~ 217.89 647(117) P(l),AC(l) -(-5) HP,O -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
19/1/43 ~ 3069.00 2482(505) P(2),M(1), PHS(l} T,w,TK, PTO, -(-5) -(-5)
H(1),AC(1) HP,R,N PHONE
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VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PANCHAYATSAMITI'1 SHEOGANJ
~~ Land use
(.Wlf;; ';{fi1 ~ ~ - Wf.Ii qlif ~ 3Rf1hr ~ -~ it ~ ~ ir~amit~
(i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to two decimal places)
1lIl1' "if.Ii ~~ mm <tT q.f 'lilrn'liJU ~ 'Qfi1'~ 'Qfi1'~~ 1lIl1' q;r 11l1'
'l~TI4 C!iT l!?t~'¢ ~ f@frf (11?l'~ ~~(fi ~ m'lf (f<i;o 'lfto it) ~) am~~) a.h
Approach Nearest Town and Power Forest Irrigated Un Im- Culturable Area not Name of Village to village distance (in Kms.) supply by source gated waste (inc Iud- available
(including ing gauchar tor cultrvation fallow and groves) land)
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2
PR.KR Slrohi(26) ED,EAG W(98.00) 695.00 311.00 249.00 Naradra
C(202.00)
PR Slrohi(31) ED.EAG TW(1B4.05) 414.18 35.12 145.03 Seuda
KR Sirohi(28) EA - W(49.00)C(50.00) 61000 195.00 12100 Sawali
PR Sirohi(35) ED,EAG C(45.03) 376.17 15504 189.07 Madani
TW(160.05)
PR Slrohi(30) ED C(5211) 399.49 67.00 2.02 Akhapura Kharal
TW(701)
KR Sirohi(25) ED.EAG 206.01 TW(39999) 1030.89 350.00 343.11 Oda
Sirohi(27) W(1563) 35981 507 23.59 Raniya Khera
PR,KR Sirohi(26) ED,EAG 17.52 W(144.64) 553.65 73.29 127.25 Andor
KR Sirohi(30) ED,EAG 23476 W(6695) 61477 4334 132.52 Sagaliya
PR Sheoganj(20) EA 236.03 W(304.74) 940.05 203.45 199 32 Bhaiv
PR.KR Sheoganj(16) EA W(381OO) 1111.55 167.00 367.00 Arathwara
KR Sheoganj( 16) EA W(161OO) 9788 7200 Sutharon-ka-Gurha
KR Sheoganj( 15) EA W(240.oo) 105.00 2700 116.00 Rukhada
KR Sheoganj(12) ED,EAG W(34.68) 9871 18.96 18.25 Khandra
KR Sheoganj(10) ED,EAG W(5369) 194.23 24.45 22.23 Veta Rampura
PR Sheoganj(8) ED,EAG W(98.13) 274.12 5336 86.73 Jailputa
PR.KR Sheoganj(3) EA W(15.07) 321 15 61.50 74.72 Kesarpura
Sheogan)(3) W(20.58) 192.14 492 38.14 Akhapura Khunl
PR Sheoganj(2) EA W(38.58) 9464 4960 35.07 Chandana
PR Sheoganj(2) EA 156.00 0(13200) 114100 638.00 1002.00 Bargaon
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1J11J f.t~lllijil ~ ufJlffr : 1 ~ ~~W4~
1lT1f it ~ "'4~f¥l1~ (w. ~ JillT it ~ -=m t liT ( -) -rn m <f;~ JillTiTM¢1R ~~t ~ ¢~'1fR:1R ~JICm ~ -5 fci;o mo, 5-10 fci;o mo ~ 10 fci;o mo '* ~ A it rft 'Ilt t)
Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash ( - ) has been shown in the column and next to it, in brackets, the distance In broad ranges viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the nearest place
where the facility is available has been given.)
~ JillT q:;r 41lf JillT<IiT~ ~~ mlfiiii ~ 'ijRq:;r m'l!1i' ~Im R~
'i1irs :to ~ ~lfuRt rt ;m q:;r fu;ri<f; (~~,
(~lt) '*- (m-~) ft-rw. ~m,
<mit ~llT1f) Location Name of Village Total area Total popu- Education Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi-Code of the lation and water Telegraph days of cations No. village (in number of (Potable) the mar- (Bus stop,
hectares) households ket/hat Railway If any station,
Water wa
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
19/1/44 ~ 353.00 419(83) P(l) PHS(l) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
19/1/45 ~~ 464.98 52(11 ) P(1) -(10-+) HP -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5)
19/1/46 ~ 468.07 403(84) P(1),AC(1) -(10+) HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
19/1/47 ~;g 177 69 ill: - 3iloflG UN-INHABITED
19/1/48 ~ 392.86 1I~ - 3TJ<.1TG UN-INHABITED
19/1/49 ~ 635.24 1253(254) P(1),M(1) PHS(1) W,HP -(10+) -(10+) BS
AC(1)
19/1/50 ~ 329.01 304(62) P(l) -(5-10) HP -(5-10) -(10+) -(10+)
19/1/51 !jC!RT 127546 708(148) P(1),AC(3) -(10+) HP -(5-10) -(10+) -(10+)
19/1/52 CflT~lctl!c1{ 1123.43 467(105) P(1) -(10+) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)
19/1/53 fucRm i:fj[ ~ 52769 i'R 3jT~ UN-INHABITED
19/1/54 ~ 145025 639(132) P(l).'AC(l ) -(10+) TW,HP -(10+) -(10+) -(10+)
19/1/55 ~ 1436.40 959(199) p(l) -(5-10) W,HP PO -(10+) BS
19/1/56 ~ 1801.93 990(201) P(1),M(1) -(5-0) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) BS
19/1/57 ~ 108678 697(148) P(2),AC(1) -(5-10) W,HP -(5-10) -(10+) -(-5)
19/1/58 'ffi;irr 1Tiq 307506 1391(257) P(l),AC(l) -(5-10) W,HP -(5-10) (10+) -(5-10)
19/1/59 3l'JllUT 1342.85 2716(561 ) P(l),M(l) PHS(l) T,TW,HR,R,O PO -(10+) BS
PHONE
19/1/60 ~ppft1 1419.52 2675(504) P(1),M(1) PHS(l )SMP(l) W,HP PO, -(10+) -(-5)
AC(2) PHONE
19/1/61 ~ 297,86 781(152) P(l),AC(l) -(10+) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)
15
VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PANCHAYATSAMITI: 1 SHEOGANJ
'lfir~ Land use
(~~$~ -~ri$ ~~ -~it~$ ~ f:f.Rwr ai"# it ~
(Le. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to two decimal places)
llTI1" il'fi ~~ ~ 'lit q.j ~&ro ~ ~<lrnr ~$~ llTI1" 'liT :wi
~q;r ~~~ ~ f@:rir (l171"~ ~ ~ (1lffi ~ llT1f (fcl;o mo it) ~) (1m ~.) ~~
Approach Nearest Town and Power Forest Irrigated Un Irri- Culturable Area not Name of Village to Village distance (in Kms.) supply by source gated waste (includ- available
(including ing gauchar for cultivation fallow and groves) land)
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2
KR Sheoganj(6) EA 0(43.00) 168.00 15.00 127.00 Deoh
Sheoganj(15) EAG 13.11 W(28.93) 220.66 4.33 197.95 Kukn Khera
KR Sheoganj(12) EA C(12.39) 141.12 49.65 23805 Badia
W(26.86)
Sheoganj( 12) C(13.S8) 95.24 3.18 48.40 Nawabas
W(16.99)
Sheoganj(10) 19703 C(58.46) 8135 55.32 Phachanya
W(0.70)
PR,KR Sheoganj( 11 ) ED,EAG 7.28 W(3148) 400.03 11229 84.16 Khejarliya
SheoganJ(10) ED,EAG W(8072) 217.74 1823 1232 Surajpura
PR SheoganJ(14) EA 526.98 C(8170) 23761 111.40 200.06 Dhuwana
W(11771)
Sheoganj(12) ED 626.15 C(032) 11052 48.56 32773 Kanakolar
W(10 15)
Sheoganj( 16) 527.69 Sikhon-ka-Jor
KR Sheoganj( 14) EA C(188.91) 189.74 947.33 5640 - Godana
W(67.S7)
KR Sheoganj(20) EA 66074 W(98.82) 236.59 89.19 351.06 Chooli
KR Sheoganj(20) EA 1341 16 W(11127) 107.45 4022 20183 Radbar
Sheoganj(20) EA 56400 W(82 00) 7800 21.78 34100 Choteela
SheogarTJ(20) EA 182300 W(268 00) 127.00 28.00 829.06' ChhlbaGaon
PR Sheoganj(20) EA W(368 00) 59600 12600 252.85 Uthman
PR Sirohi j( 18) ED,EAG 3786 W(41783) 74186 81 41 14056 Bagseen
KR Sirohl(20) EA W(135.89) 10682 8.62 4653 Barewara
~ mlf q;r -=!TIl" mlfq;r~ ¥~ ~;to f', ."1!i(i ~~
(~it) ttlm
Location Name of Village Total area Total popu-Code of the lation and No. village (in number of
hectares) households
2 3 4
19/1/62 ~'J 373.87 655(137)
19/1/63 :rqr~ 278.61 379(66)
19/1/64 l1Tffit 55931 952(190)
19/1/65 cirm 491.S8 14(S)
19/1/66 ~~ 448.86 587(119)
19/1/67 ~ 2562.67 4516(871)
19/1/68 ~ 1324.95 633(96)
19/1/69 ~ 1471.94 381(67)
19/WO ~CflT~ 1502.00 397(79)
~ 89230.78 79876
(15944)
16
1111f~I(.fi1
~Ti,q~~
lIllf it ~ "'1~fC4i(lQ: (~ ~ mlf il ~ 1ift t m ( -) ~ m ;t m<!' lI!11 it fJrn;it '!it 1R ~ ~ t ~ '!it ~ <iR 1R ~ ~ ~ -5 fii;o ljfo, 5-10 fii;o ljfo ~ 10 fii;o ljfo ttl ~ m it tt "lit t)
Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash ( - ) has been shown in the column and next to it, in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the nearest place
where the facility is available has been given.)
~ f.r1%;;m iif.tq;r m~ ~mc ~~
mt m 'iii" ft.rltf; (~m,
(1f.1 <Irnf) ft.r~ Wfm, q)tm ~~
Education Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi· water Telegraph days of cations
(Potable) the mar- (Bus stop, ket/hat Railway if any station,
Water wa
5 6 7 8 9 10
P(l),AC(l) -5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) BS
P(l),AC(l) -(510) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) BS
P(1) -(10+) W,HP PO, -(10+) -(-5)
-(-S) -(5-10) W -(-S) -(10+) -(-S)
P(1) -(5-10) W,HP -(5-10) -(10+) BS
P(3),M(2) PHC\:l T,W,HP PO, -(10+) BS
H(1),AC(1) PHONE
P(1) -(10+) W,HP -(10+) -(10+) -(10+)
P(l) -(S-10) W -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10)
P(1) -(5-10) W,HP -(S-10) -(10+) -(5-10)
P(64).M(21). H(6).D(2)
H(5),AC(51), HC(3),PHC(1),
0(4) PHS(14).TB(1)
~H(1),RP(2).
SMP(2),CHW(2)
VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE
1I'('If (fcIi ~cmr ~* ~q;r 11ft~~ .~
ltTlf (fciio ljto it) Approach Nearest Town and Power to village distance (in Kms.) supply
11 12 13
PR.KR Sirohi(23) EA
PR.KR Sirohi(23) EA
PR.KR Sirohi(2O) EA
Sirohi(8)
PR,KR Sirohi(12) ED.EAG
PR.KR Sirohi(17) EA
KA Sirohi(30)
'KR Sirohi(24)
Sirohi(24)
17
PANCHAYATSAMITI 1 SHEOGANJ
'3fl1~ Land use
(3l'i1fu' ~ <Ii ~ -~ ~ <Ii ~ ~ -~ it ~ <Ii <:T~am~~
<R
Forest
14
175.21
187.71
434.66
1117.77
1287.69
594.00
18889.08
(i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to two decimal places)
mom ~ ~~ fitf<rn (lfIr~ ~ 'ffir (ft
'lfir) OO~~) Irrigated Un Irri- Culturable
by source gated waste (includ-(including ing gauchar
fallow and groves) land)
15 16 17
W(45.33) 123.15 131.72
W(48.26) 107.73 31.73
W(97.15) 249.27 64.91
23.05 251.69
W(4.57) 157.24 38.54
C(110.29) 1216.04 204.03
W(194.60)
W(10.79) 73.22 1.32
74.60 3.18
W(4.00) 126.00 2.00
C(953.09) 34988.98 8445.13
TW(751.10)
W(n38.66)
0(175.00)
~<Ii~ ~ ~
Area not available
for cultivation
18
73.67
90.89
147.98
41.63
60.80
403.05
121.85
106.47
776.00
17289.74
1I'('Ifq;r1Tl1
Name of Village
2
Sardarpura
NawaKhera
Morli
Kolar
Vera Vilpur
Palri
Kaldari
Baravera
Devon-ka·Bera
TOTAL
4+.41(;4(1 ttfqf(1: m{l~l PANCHAYAT SAMITI: SIROHI
21
CluiSfl¥:fijel( M cCt ~ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES
~m: 2 ftRrir PANCHAYAT SAMITI: 2 SIROHI
;rnm lJiqq;r:ntT 19910l:fltuRT 1981~
SI.No. Nameotviliage 1991 Census 1981 Census
~m:{o ~m;to Location Code No. Location Code No.
~~ ~ ~ ~ Manual Computer Manual Computer
2 3 4 5 6
mffi;f : 1mtIf(~ TEHSIL: SIROHI (FULL)
1. 31Tif"!T Akoona 21/1912146 21119/002010046 1811812145 1811810020I0045
2. ~ Amlari 21/1912178 21/19/002010078 1811812177 181181OO2OIOOn i
3. 3'IfI!'ffi Amli 2111912183 21/19A)02010083 18118/2/82 181181002010082
4. . 31UJ1iTr Angore 21/1912122 21/19/002010022 1811812f22 18118/0020I0022
5. .m:rr Badeli 21/1912157 211191002010057 1811812156 181181002010056
6. 'IlT Bag 21/1912179 21119l0020l0079 1811812178 19118l0020l0078
7. ~ Balda 21/1912130 21/191OO~ 1811812J29 181181002010029
8. ~ Baida 21119/2155 21/19/002010055 18118/2/54 181181002010054
9. ~ Baoli 21/1912116 21/19A)02010016 1811812116 181181002010016
10. ~ Barada 21/191211 21/19/0020l0001 181181211 18118l0020l0001
11. <R¥ Bartoot 21/1912113 21/19/002010013 1811812113 18118l0020l0013
12. ~ Belangari 21/1912156 21/19/1002010056 18118/2/55 18118l0020l0055
13. ~ Bhutgaon 21/191214 21/19/0020l0004 181181214 18118100200004
14. ~3m1 Chadooal 21/1912141 21119/002010041 1811812140 18118l0020l0040
15. GWU~ Darban Khera 21/1912161 21/19/002010061 1811812160 18118l0020l0060
16. ~ Deldar 21/1912115 21/14/002010015 18118i2115 181181002010015
17. ~ Dhanta 21119/2/59 21119/0020I0059 1811812158 181181002010058
18. ~au DocIua 21/1912121 21/19/002010021 1811812121 181181002010021
19. ~ Ewadi 21/191218 21/19/002010008 181181118 18118/0020I0008
20. ~ Goeli 2111912127 21/19/002010027 1811812127 18118l0020l0027
21. ~ Gol 21/191217 21119/002010007 181181217 1811810020l0007
22. ~ Gura 21/1912118 21/19/002010018 1811812118 181181002010018
23. ~~ Guwari Khera 21/1912166 21/19/002010066 1811812165 181181002010065
24. ~ Haliwara 21/1912148 21/19/0020I0048 1811812147 181181Q()2OO()47
25. ~ Jaila 21/1912152 21/19/002010052 1811812151 18118l0020l0051
26. .~~ JajarKhera 21/1912163 21/19/002CVQ(N)3 1811812162 181181002010062
27. ~ Jamotara 21/191215 21/19/002~ 181181215 1811810020l0005
28. ~ Jawal 21/191216 21/19/002010006 181181216 1811~ 29. ~ Kakendra 21/1912170 21119/002010070 18118/2/69 18118/00200069
30. ~ Kalandri 21/1912120 21/19/002010020 1811812120 18118100200020
31. ~ Karjal 21/1912181 21/19/002010081 1811812180 18?181OO201OO8O
32. ~ Khambal 21/1912123 21/19/002010023 1811812123 18118l0020l0023
22
qUldiQljijl( 1fTlIT Cb1 ~ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES
~Wrfu:2~ PANCHAYAT SAMITI: 2 StROHl
<fil1m lJiqq;r1Jl1 1991~ 1981~
SI.No. Nameotvillage 1991 Census 1981 Census
~cirs:to ~m:to Location Code No. Location Code No.
itJam ~ ~3lC1 ~ Manual Computer Manual Computer
2 3 4 5 6
33. '['IT Kooma 21/19/2/54 21/19/002010054 18118/2/53 18118l0020I0053
34. ~ Kotra 21/19/2/50 21/19/0020/0050 18118/2/49 181181002010049
35. ~ KishanGanj 21/1912184 21/191002010084 1811812J83 181181002010083
36. ~~ KuaKhera 21/19/2162 21/19/002010062 18118/2/61 18118l0020I0061
37. ~ Madiya 21/1912147 21/19/002010047 1811812146 181181002010046
38. ~ Mamawali 21/19/2135 21/19/002010035 1811812134 181181002010034
39. ~ Mandawria 21119/12114 21119/002010014 1811812114 181181002010014
40. ~ Mandwa 21/19/2128 21/19/002010028 1811812128 181181002010028
41. ~ Mandwara 21/19/2/12 21119/002010012 1811812112 181181002010012
42 . ~ Mankroda 21/19/2160 21/19/oo201006Q 1811812159 181181002010059
43. • Manora 21/19/2/3 21119/002010003 1811812!.3 1811810020l0003
44. ~ Meerpur 21/19/2164 21/191002010064 1811812163 181181002010063
45. frr~ Mer Mandwara 21/19/2172 21/19/0020/0072 18118/2/71 181181002010071 , 46. ~11R Mohabbat Nagar 21/19/2119 211191002010019 1811812119 181181002010019
47. ;rqro Nawara 21/19/2117 21/19/002010017 1811812117 181181002010017
48. ~ Nembora 21/19/2145 21/19/002010045 1811812144 181181002010044
49. F Noon 21/19/2144 21/1910020/0044 18118~43 181181002010043
50. P Padeev 21/1912110 21/191002010010 1811812110 181181002010010
51. ~~ Pad roo Khera 21/19/2/68 21/19/0020/0068 1811812167 1811810020/0067
52. ~ Palri. 21/19/2124 21/19/002010024 1811812124 181181002010024
53. ~ Peepalki 21/19/2126 21/19/002010026 18118J2J26 181181002010026
54 ~ Phachariya 21/19/2140 21/191002010040 1811812139 181181002010039
55 ~ Phalwadi 21/19/2/53 21/19/002010053 1811812152 18118l0020I0052
56 ~ Phoognl 21/1912143 21/19/002010043 1811812142 181181002010042
57 ~ Poseetara 21/19/2171 21/19/002010071 18118/2/70 18118l0020l0070
5R }lFIl Punawa 21/19/2176 2111910020/0076 18118/2/75 ,8I181OO2LVOO75
59 {f~ Rajpura 21/19/2/31 21/19/002010031 18118/2130 1811810020l0030 'i(l . ~J{' &0 Rajpura Khera 21119/2/58 21/19/002010058 1811812157 181181002010057
61 1'rr"';:1 Aampura 21/19/2125 21/19/0020/0025 1811812125 1811810020/0025
62. Wl¥ Rampura 21/19/2177 21/19/0020100n 18118/2/76 181181002010076
63. ~ Ranela 21/1912182 21/19/0020/0082 18118/2181 181181002010081
64. ~~ RodaKhera 21/19/2175 21/19/002010075 18118/2/74 181181002010074
23
ct Oi#lJiljf1l( "IDlit ctT ~ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES
~'I1filfti': 2~ PANCHAYAT SAMITI: 2 SIROHI
:q;lfm "Iliq<IiT:rJll' 1991 JR'1l1lRT 1981~
SI.No. Name of village 1991 Census 1981 Census
~irs"o ~irs;jo
Location Code No. Location Code No.
4:J:om ~ 4:J3ffi ~ Manual Computer Manual Computer
2 3 4 5 6
65. ~ Sanpur 21/19/2/80 21/19/0020/0080 1811812179 181181002010079
66. {lR~~cR'il Sarneshwarji 21/19/2129 21/191002010029
67. mou Sartara 21/1912138 21/191002010038 18118/2/37 181181002010037
68. ~ Satapura 21/191212 21/191002010002 181181212 1811810020l0002
69. ~ Savrata 21/19/2151 :? 1 119/002010051 18118/2/50 1811810020l0050
70. lmro Sildar 2111912174 21/19/002010074 1811812173 181181002010073
71. ~ Silohia 21/19/2136 21/19/002010036 1811812135 181181002010035
7'2.. ~ Sindrath 21/19/2/34 21/19/0020/0034 1811812r.J3 181181002010033
73. ~ Sirodki 21/1912173 21/19/002010073 1811812172 181181002010072
74. m ("lIllliur) Sirohi (Rural) 21/19/2/32 21/19/0020/0032 1811812131 181181002010031
75 lWlmr Siyakara 21/19/2169 21/1910020/0069 18118/2/68 181181002010068
76. 1fG"U Tawari 21/19/2142 21/1910020/0042 1811812141 181181002010041
n. H~ TelpiKhera 21/19/2185 21/1910020/0085 18118/2/84 181181002010084
78. ~ Tua 21/1912149 21/1910020/0049 1811812148 181181002010048
79. ~ Ud 21/19/2111 21/191002010011 1811812111 181181002010011
80. iGr~ UntaKhera 21/19/2167 21/19/002010067 18118/2/66 181181002010066
81. <11ST~ VadaKhera 21/19/219 21/1910020/0009 181181219 181181002010009
82. "1lm1 Varal 21/1912137 21119/002010037 18118/2/36 181181002010036
83. 'i'IW! Vardara 21/1912139 21/19/0020/0039 1811812138 181181002010038
~. ~ VeraPura 21/19/2/33 21/19/0020/0033 1811812132 18118l0020I0032
85. imrr ~ Verusa Padar 21/1912165 21/1910020/0065 18118/2/64 181181002010064
Note: In the column Nos. 5 & 6 of location code of villages in 1981 Census, dash( -) has been indicated againstthose villages which were newly
created during the 1991 Census.
24
lI'11f f.t~N'CG' >Mrrir wmt : 2 rnwt ~¢f~mrrr
lI'I1f ~ ~ "'4if¥il~ ("life: pr lirl1 it ~(i""f :m t tit ( -) ~ m cf; ~ ~ ~f,m;it ¢ 'R ~ ~ ~ ~ ¢llrt~ 'R f(T lI'm ~ ,5 ftl;o lito. 5-10 ftl;o lito 11?t 10+ fc1io lito <N mI!Pf ~ it ~ '1It t) Amenities available (if not aVailable within the village. a dash ( - ) has been
shown in the column and next to it. in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz, -5 Kms,. 5-10 Kms, and 10+ Kms. of the nearest place
where the facility is available has been given.)
~ m;rq;r1fl1 m;rq;r~ ~~ ~1fiJrq; F1f<rnrr 'If.iq;r SI'\li~ ~;m ~~
~-:io ~ v:<t~ 1fr-ft (fT\ q;r ~t<I; (<rn m. (~it) tFtmr (~~) ~~ ~ 0r.r.
mm ~'I!T1t) Locabon Name of Village Total area Total popu- Education Medicai Drinking Post and Day or Communi-Code of the lation and water Telegraph days of cations No, village (in number of (Potable) the mar- (Bus stop.
hectares) households ketlhat Railway if any station.
Water way)
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
~: mtir (1J:Ul) 191211 <ro9f 1052.00 2289(483) M(1).AC(2) 0(1) T.W,HP PO,PHQNE es
0(1)
191212 mI1l'U 492.32 575(102) P(1)AC(1) -(-5) W.HP -(-5) -(10+)
191213 m 893.23 2171(460) P(1),M(1) PHS(1) HP PO,PHONE -(10+)
AC(l)
191214 'iiflifq 430.61 1627(304) P(1),M(1) -(-5) W,HP PO,PHONE -(10+)
AC(1}
191215 'ijj'1ffim 693.25 1361(249) P(1),AC(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(10+)
19/2J6 ~ 2467.53 7401(1402) P(1),M(2) O(l),RP(l) T,W.TW.HP PTO, BS
H(1),AC(1) PHONE
0(1 ).PUC(l)
191217 '!fh;r 1493.00 1794(393) P(1),M(1) -(5-10) T,W.HP PO, BS
1912/8 ~ 232.00 311(65) P(1) -(-5) T,W,HP -(-5) -(-5)
1912/9 ~~ 5268.00 62(8) -(-5) (5-10) W.TW,HP -(5-10) -(-5)
1912110 ~ 4309.01 4221(839) P(1),M(1) O(1),CHW(1) T,W,HP PTO,PHONE BS
1912111 3? 885.28 2435(481) P(1),M(1), 0(1 ),CHW(1) T,W,TK.HP PO.PHONE BS
AC(3)
1912112 ~ 1230.42 1837(355) P(1),AC(2) -(-5) W,TK.HP PO -(-5)
1912113 "ffi¥ 2277,65 3776(754) P(4).,M(1) PHS(1) W,HP PTO,PHONE BS
H(l)
19"" .,(iIT 820.00 1781(387) P(2),H(1), 0(1),PHS(1). T,W,HP PO,PHONE BS
AC(2) RP(1),CHW(1)
1912115 ~ 972.24 1649(333) P(1),AC(1) O(1)PHS(1) T,W,TW,HP PO,PHONE BS
CHW(1)
25
VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PANCHAYAT SAMITI : 2SIROHI
'lfif~ Land use
(m '1fi1 ;f; ~ - ?f<Ii qijf * 3RT1To ~ -~ it ~ ;f; ~~#t1il~
(i.e. area under different types of land use in heetares rounded up to two decimal places)
lI!1T 'Ai ~<mr ~* <R mmr ~ <t.fti'~ '1f.f*~ lI!1T q;r ':IfI1
il~'14 "fiT wt~<it .3ITfrf f@nr (W1'~ ffi ~ (ft 3;'~
'I!T"f (f:f.L' llr0 ill ~) 1m 3Tl"R' .) llh Approach Nearest Town and Power Forest Irrigated Un Irri- Culturable Area not Name of Village to Village dl~!:.mce (in Kms.) supply by source gated waste (includ- available
(including ing gauchar for cultivation fallow and groves) land)
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2
TEHSIL : SIROHI (FULL)
KR,PR 5irOO(28) EA W(loo.oo) 461.00 385.00 106.00 Warada
KR Sirohi(27) EA TK(9.25) 233.67 58.55 152.08 Satapura
W(38.77)
KR Sirohi(25) EA TK(79.80) 460.04 34.07 133.82 Manora
W(l85.50)
PR Sirohi(22) EA TK(58.49) 150.37 30.15 60.49 BhootGaon
W(131.11)
PR Sirohi(20) EA TK(112.32) 258.16 9102 51.74 Jamotara
W(180.01)
PR Sirohl(1S) EA W(639.20) 1362.67 315.47 275.19 Jawal
. C(5S00)
KR Sirohi(1S) EA W(414.00) . 759.00 128.00 192.00 Gol
Sirohi(17) ED,EAG W25.00) 146.00 27.00 34.00 Ewadl
PR Sirohi(9) ED,EAG 4305.00 W(18.OO) 906.00 39.00 VadaKhera
KR,PR SlrOO(10) EA C(358.99) 2078.01 246.00 1011.00 Padeev
W(61S.01)
PR Sirohi(12) EA W(75.00) 688.28 66.00 56.00 UD
KR Sirohi(12) EA W(124.OO) 767.00 34.42 305.00 Mandwada
PR Sirohi(22) EA W(237.50) 1246.00 185.22 608.93 Bartoot
KR,PR 5Irohi(26) EA W(115.00) 483.00 99.00 123.00 Manclawarlya
KR,PR Sirohi(27) EA W(131.00) 566.00 125.00 150.24 Deldar
26
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1rIlfit~ 1ii4qf$llct (~~JIIlI"it~~tm (-) ~m ~q'f'G JII11 tfflrn::lt¢~ ~ ~r t ~ ~*~ ~ ~ lI<m:
~ .5 1%0 lio, 5-10 fc!;o lito ~ 10+ ~" lio q\T ~ A it tt lit *) Amenities available {if not available within the village, a dash ( - ) has been
shown in the column and next to it, in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the nearest place
where the facility is available has been given.)
~ JIIlI"'iiI"~ JIIlI"'iiI"~ ¥f~ ~ ~ 1f.i'iil" m~ ~Imc Wm~
<R5 ;to ~ ~~ l!r-it (IR 'iii" ~fcI; (W~,
(~it) cRm ('!jf.t~) ~~ ~m, ~m ~llf1f)
Location Name of Village Total area Total popu- Education Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi-Code of the lation and water Telegraph days of cations No village (in number of (Potable) the mar- (Bus stop,
hectares) households ketlhat Railway if any station,
Water way)
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1912116 ~ 1088.42 1308(262) 0(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10)
1912117 ;r;mr 1752.53 1485(286) M(l),AC(l) PHS(l) W,HP,O PO -(-5)
1912118 ~ 503.56 667(121) P(l) -(-5) W,HP,O -(-5) BS
1912119 ~ ";fIR 3099.17 3312(684) P(2),M(1) 0(1 ),PHS(l) T,W,TW,HP PO,PHONE BS
H(l),AC(l) CHW(2)
1912120 ~ 5547.10 6704(1353) P(2),M(1) H(l),D(l) T,W,HP PTO,PHONE -(10+)
H(l),PUC(l) HC(l),PHC(l )
AC(6) PHS(1),RP(1)
1912121 • 2261.00 1707(344) P(l),M(l) PHS(l) W,HP PO BS
AC(l)
1912/22 3T1JTlfn: 1041.00 714(140) P(l),AC(l) -(-5) T,HP -(-5) BS
1912123 ~ 1154.00 1441(299) P(l),AC(l) PHS(l) T PO,PHONE BS
1912124 ~ 347.10 935(177) P(l) -(-5) W,T,TK,N PHONE BS
1912/25 ~\T 598.17 2571(511) P(2)M(1)O(1)ACI1) -(-5) T,W,HP,N PO,PHONE BS
1912/26 ~ 441.23 454(85) P(l) -(5-10) W,TW,HP -(-5) -(-5)
N,TK
1912127 1lltffi 947.08 3983(757) M(l),H(l) -(5-10) T,W,HP PO,PHONE B6
1912128 ~ 816.00 1043(206) P(l),AC(l) -(5-10) W,HP -(5-10) BS
1912129 ~RU!}/q<"'1 2834.17 277(60) P(l),AC(l) -(-5) W,TK,HP,N -(-5) BS
1912130 ~ 579.00 631(140) P(l),M(l) -(5-10) HP PO BS
1912131 ~ 935.00 886(191) P(l) -(5-10) HP -(5-10) BS
1912132 ~ (1ll+l11lf)lncluded in 335(54) -(10+) -(10+) W,N -(10+) -(5-10)
Sirohl Town
19/2/33 ~\T 254.18 460(90) P(l) -(5-10) W,TK,HP,C -(-5) BS
1912134 ~ 1485.00 1648(313) M(l),AC(l) PHS(l) W,HP PO,PHONE BS
1912135 ~ 1552.00 885(179) P(l) -(-5) W,HP PO -(10+)
1912136 ~ 1268.00 967(180) P(l) -(10+) W,HP -(-5) -(10+)
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'1f1r~ Land use
(am 'lfii' '" ~ -~ CfliT '" ~ ~ - twrn it ~ '" ~~amit~
(i.e. area under different types of land use in hec~es rounded up to two decimal places)
lIIlf WIi ~~ ~~ q.r mmr ~ ~~ ~~~ 1IJlT'iiI'';[If
~'1fiI' ~~~ • rom (wr~ ffi'lfii'(~ ~ llJ1f (ffl;o llTo it) ~) ~ 3lICR' mmr) ~
Approach Nearest Town and Power Forest Irrigated Un Irri- Culturable Area not Name of Village 10 vnlage distance (in Kms.) supply by source gated waste (includ- available
(including ing gauchar for cultivation fallow and groves) land)
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2
KR Sirohi(30) EO,EAG W107.49) 858.26 52.17 70.50 Baoli
KR,PR Sirohi(32) EO,EAG 17.57 W(68.80) 1319.66 264.12 82.38 Nawara
PR Slrohi(35) EO,EAG W(29.6S) 247.41 121.21 105.29 Guda
KR,PR Sirohi(39) EA W(183.77) 1726.25 235.37 953.78 Mohabaat Nagar
KR,PR Sirohi(28) EA TK(242.oo) 3218.08 573.99 105003 Kalandari
W(463.oo)
KR,PR Sirohi(13) EA W(370.OO} 973.00 132.00 672.00 DoOua
TK(114.oo)
PR Sirohi(12} EA 82.00 W(112.OO} 230.00 43.00 57400 Angor
KR Sirohi(9) EA 128.00 W(123.OO) 577.00 178.00 148.00 Khambal
PR Sirohi(11) EA W(43.01) 259.08 45.01 Palri
PR Sirohi(2) EA W(38.02) 395.06 43.03 122.06 Rampura
KR Sirohi(5) EA W(40.12) 250.03 45.03 106.05 Peepalki
PR Sirohi(5) EO,EAG W(71.22) 570.50 112.08 193.28 Goill
PR Sirohi(1) EA W(29.oo) 589.00 66.00 132.00 Mandwa
PR Sirohi(3) EO 2210.08 W(2.03) 209.Q1 313.30 99.75 Sarneswar ji
KA,PR Sirohi(7) EO W15.oo) 230.00 156.00 178.00 Balda
PR Slrohi(7) EO,EAG 33.00 W(1'.OO) 394.00 98.00 399.00 Rajpura
KR Sirohi(10) Sirohi (Rural)
KR Sirohi(5) EA - C(8.02)W(6.02) 166.06 54.05 30.03 Verapura
PR Sirohi(9) EA 380.00 W(170.OO) 519.00) 86.00 330.00 Sindrath
KR Slrohi(22) EO,EAG 257.00 W(126.OO) 729.00 71.00 369.00 Mamawali
KR Sirohi(22) EO,EAG W(52.OO) 552.00 98.00 566.00 Siloiya
28
1I11J.~IlICfiI ~mrmr:2~ ~~'9f4~
1IT1f it W. '3I""'I~ ('Itft ~ JIIiT it ~ -:m t <II' ( -) nr m <f; ~ lIJlf it ~ ¢ lit ~ ~ t ~ <it '* ilR 'If{ ~ 1I<liIt ~ .5 f<i;" ~o, 5-10 f<i;o ~o ~ 10+ fil;o ~o q\f ~ ~ it <!T lit ~) Amenities available (If not available within the village, a dash ( - ) has been
shown in the column and next to it, in brackets. the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the nearest place
where the facility is available has been given.)
~- JIIiT'IiI'~ lIJlf'lil'~ ~~ ~ ~ .f.r'lil' Sl<lil!?l qr;;JR/fiR" R~
~::ro ~ ~~ mt ill( 'iii' ff:';Jt<f; (;rn '0"l".
(~it) 'flM (~~) f?:f1lf? ~ mr-t. <mit ~~
Location Name of Village Total area Total popu- Education Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi-Code of the ration and water Telegraph days of cations No. village (in number of (Potable) the mar- (Bus stop.
hectares) households kethlat Railway if any station.
Water way)
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1912137 ?fmr 800.00 501(109) P(1) -(5-10) HP -(5-10) (10+)
1912138 m<ro 1370.00 622(121} P(l} -(5-10) W.HP PO -(5-10)
1912139 'CRGU 1545.00 1198(233) M(l).O(l) -(5-10) W.HP PO. PHONE -(5-10)
1912140 'Cfil<IfW 485.00 494(102) P(l) -(-5) W.HP -(-5) -(-5)
1912141 ~ 893.00 1053(221) M(1),AC(2) D(1),CHW(1) W.HP PO as
1912142 m 1315.00 1932(388) P(1).H(1) H(1) W.HP PO,PHONE as AC(2)
1912143 ~1f.ft 971.09 999(221) P(l)H(l) H(l) 0 PO as 1912144 "{1 1665.00 1555(323) P(l) -(-5) 0 -(-5) as 1912145 ~ 430.27 401(86) P(l) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)
1912146 ~ 1337.27 744(136) P(l) -(5-10) W.HP -(-5) -(5-10)
1912147 lfIfs1rr 1579.64 1538(323) P(l),M(l) -(5-10) W,TK,HP PO BS
1912148 ~ 145.24 1230(254) P(l),M(l) -(5-10) W.TK.HP PO as 1912149 {3Tf 473.40 468(96) P(l) -(-5) W.TK,HP -(-5) as 1912150 ~ 97.83 90(13) -(-5) -(5-10) HP -(-5) -(-5)
1912151 ~ 202.83 619(115) P(1) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) as 1912152 ~ 865.01 969(184) P(l),M(l) -(-5) .W,HP PO as 1912153 ~ 2571.15 414(79) P(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)
1912154 ClllT 1043.35 69(13) -(5-10) -(5-10) W.HP -(5-10) -10+)
1912155 ~ 3053.00 984(185) P(1) -(-5) W,HP' -(-5) "(-5)
1912156 ~ 1531.96 2866(576) P(l),M(l) O(1),CHW(1) T,W,HP Po as H(l)
1912157 ~ 1147.00 361(61) P(l),H(l) -(10+) W.HP -(-5) -(-5)
1912158 ~~ 341.15 53(10) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)
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VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PANCHAYAT SM11TI : 2SIROHI
""~ Land use (m ~ ~ 'J.'II'Ii - 'J.'II'Ii ~ * aRfli;r ~ -~ it ~ ~
it~,amlt~ (i.e. area under dfferent types of land use
in hectares rounded up to two decimal places)
llPl ~ f.I:li2;p:r ~ ~ llt If:r ~mr ~ <tifir1irnl' tt!fit~~ JIII11fjf1lJr
II~'I~ <1iI' ~-~ an,r:t mm (t!'f~ m'J.lir(~ ~ 1IT1f (fiJi" 'lito it) ~) ~3'I<R~ m
App~oach Nearest Town and Power Forest Irrigated Un Irri- Cutturable Area not Name of Village 10 village distance (in Kms.) supply by source gated waste (incIud- available
(including iog gauchar for cultivation fallow and groves) land)
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2
KR Slrohi(18) EA W(89.00) 363.00 37.00 311.00 Vetal
KR Slrohi(38) ED.EAG W(94OO) 436.00 61.00 779.00 sartara
KR Sirohi(36) ED.EAG W(l53.oo) 453.00 83.00 856.00 Vardara
KR SirOO(37) ED.EAG TK(56.oo) 194.00 180.00 Phachariya
W(55,00)
KR.PR SirOO(36) ED.EAG TK(98 00) 488.00 315.00 ChaduaJ
W(52.OO)
PR Sirohl(40) ED.EAG W(94.00) 887.00) 334.00 Tawsri
KR Sirohi(35) ED.EAG W(32.00) 529.00 191.03 219.06 Phoogru
KR Sirohi(40) ED.EAG W(65.00) 1005.00 226.00 369.0.0 Noon
KR 5irohi(44) ED W(B.9O) 293.42 27.78 100.17 Nimbora
KR Sirohi(47) ED W(31.51) 949.95 27.19 328.62 Akoona
KR 5IrOO(45) EA W(89.00) 1002.64 119.00 309.00 Madya
KR Sirohi(50) EA W(22.00) 956.00 47.00 431.24 HaJiwara
KR SirOO(47) EA W(ll.oo) 311.00 26.00 125.40 Tua
KR SirOO(44) ED.EAG W(16.53) 67.37 4.73 9.14 Kotra
PR Sirohi(44) EA W(34.04) 115.66 17.27 35.86 Saurata
PR SlrOO(42) EA W(39.09) 567.08 64.54 193.40 Jaiia
KR Sirohj(42) ED W(75.64) 747.90 26.38 1721.23 PhaJwadi
KR Sirohi(60) ED.EAG W(12.02) 88.04 2.96 940.33 Kooma
KR SirOO(35) ED 878.00 W(131.OO) 477.00 65.00 1502.00 BaIda
KR.PR Sirohi(18) EA W(82.00) 694.98 293.99 460.99 BelMgari
KR 5IrOO(14) EA 69.00 W(33.00)· 579.00 3n.OO 89.00 Badeli
KR Sirohi(14) EO.EAG 137.59 W(22.26) 107.24 21.45 52.61 Rajpura Khera
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wr~flldil 'F1rtil m : 2 mum ~~~~
1J'I1r ~ 3IIRWf "'49f4a1Q; (~ ~ JIIlr it ~ 'itt t -at (._) -rn m cf; ;w. JIIlr .q ftr-ft "¢ 1R ~ ~ t ~ ~it1n?: tR 1R ~ lI<m
~ .5 f<l;o 1fto, 5-10 f<l;o 1fto ~ 10+ f<l;o 1fto <Ii ml!Pi m it ~ 1ft ~) Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash ( - ) has been
shown in the column and next to it, in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the nearest place
where the facility is available has been given.)
~ JIili<1iT~ lIfIl'<1iT'F'f 'F'f~ mifIiii ~ ~<1iT m~ ~Im W-IR ~
m-:t" ~ ~1fuRt 1lr:ft on: <1iT fu:r;cf; (<rn ~, (~ it) cR_ (.f.t ~) R:1'"Ilft ¥.t~,
<mm ~~ Location Name of Village Total area Total popu- Education Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi-Code of the lation and water Telegraph days of cations No. village (in number of (Potable) the mar- (BUll stop,
hectares) householdS ket/hat Railway if any station,
Water way)
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1912159 'qRff 2387.00 1126(230) P(1)AC(2) -(-5) W,HP Po -(-5)
1912160 ~ 1512.49 1422(288) P(1),M(1) PHS(1) HP PO -(-5)
AC(1)
1912161 ~~ 508.78 499(81} P(1} -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)
1912/62 't3fT~ 482.66 if{ _ 3TfoffG UN INHABITED
1912163 ~~ 186.15 1I{ - 3TfoffG" UN INHABITED
1912164 ~': 1515.08 655(131) P(1),AC(1) -(5-10) W,HP -(5-10) as 1912/65 ~~ 195.47 I)'-{ _ 3TfoflG" UN INHABITED
1912/66 ~~ 547.03 16(3) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)
1912/67 W~ 173.79 92(17) -(-5) -(-5) HP -(-5) -(-5)
1912/68 ~~ 820.99 72(14) -(-5) -(10+) HP -(5-10) -(5-10)
1912/69 fwnq;'U 772.89 621(107) P(1).AC(1) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)
1912170 ~ 1681.31 932(172) P(1) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)
1912171 mmm 707.84 675(139) P(1}AC(1) -(-5) HP,R -(-5) -(-5)
1912172 ir:~ 4380.75 3208(632) P(1),M(1) -(10+) T,W,TW,HP PO,PHONE as H(1)
1912173 ~ 857.31 727(137) P(l) -(-5) W,HP,TW,HP PHONE -(-5)
1912174 fm:R;: 1418.46 1985(412) P(1),M(1), -(10+) T,W,HP, PO,PHONE BS
H(1),AC(6) R,N
1912175 ~~ 662.14 306(50) P(1) -(-5) W,HP PHONE -(-5)
1912176 :r;ncrr 340.78 666(142) P(1),AC(1) -(-5) W,TK,HP -(-5) -(5-10)
1912177 7JlrJ.'U 212.71 192(40) -(-5) -(-5) HP,R,N -(-5) -(-5)
1912178 ~ 1492.71 1753(361) P(1),M(1) MCW(1),CWC(1) T,W,TK, PO -BS
AC(l) RP(1),CHW(2) TW,HP.O PHONE
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VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PANCHAYAT SAMITI : 2SIROHI
1lJ:fir~ Land use
(am ~ ~ ~ - Tft'i 'I1i <T; 3RI1Fr ~ -~ it ~ <T;
~~atqlit~ (i.e. area under different types of land use
in hectares rounded up to two decimal places)
llJIl iI'fi f.i<R;m ~ ~<R CR 'lffirmu aMo ~~ 't{ir~~ llJIl<R1Jlf
~<R ~~¢ • fuf.nf (lPf~ ~ 'lfir (~ ~ llT1f (f<iio mo it) 'Ifir) WlT~m) m
Appr.oach Nearest Town and Power Forest Irrigated Un Irrl- Culturable Area not Name of Village 10 village distance (in Kms.) supply by source gated waste (includ- available
(including ing gauchar for cultivation fallow and groves) land)
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2
KR Sirohi(12) EA 850.00 TK(91.00) 309.00 115.00 859.00 Dhanta
W(163.00)
KR Sirohi(9) EA 368.08 TK(150.13) 468.71 112.25 338.36 Mankroda
W(56.96)
KR Sirohi(13) EA 351.24 W(6.32) ,50.60 100.62 Darbari Khera
Sirohi(2O) 481.86 0.80 Kua Khera
Sirohi(17) 186.15 Jajar Khera
PR Sirohi(15) EA 646.00 W(49.37) 248.66 190.97 380.08 Meerpur
Sirohl(17) W(28.00) 90.53 76.94 Verusa Padar
Sirohi(18) W(25.61) 442.05 79.37 Guwari Khera
Sirohi(21) ED,EAG W(28,00) 93.99 36.79 15.01 Unta KOOra
KR Sirohi(26) ED,EAG 260.99 W(18,00) 86.00 60.00 396.00 Padroo Khera
Slrohi(63) ED,EAG 6.01 W(109.03) 171.01 254.02 232.82 Siya Kara
Sirohi(56) EA W(173.99) 414.01 323.98 769.33 Kakendra
KR Sirohi(S5) ED,EAG TK(52.00) 168.00 71.01 343.83 Poseatara
W(73.00)
KR,PR Sirohi(50) EA C(273.22) 1907.64 161.40 1720.35 Mer Mandwara
W(378.14)
KR Sirohi(55) ED,EAG W(12161) 463.41 113.24 159.05 Sirodki
KR,PR Sirohi(55) EA W(187.S5) 840.64 24.54 365.73 Sildar
-KR Sirohi(58) ED,EAG W(59.16) 421.99 58.47 122.52 RodaKhera
KR Slrohi(65) ED,EAG W(46.91) 155.71 37.74 100.42 Punawa
KR Sirohi(56) ED,EAG W(22.69) 139.73 4.21 46.08 Rampura
KR Sirohi(65) EA W(l33.00) 788.00 87.42 484.29 Amlari
i1I"1im' l!!IPIiT :jJlf 1IIlf'lil'~ ¥~
:ir; :r" ~ ~~ (~it) ::f.tm
location Name of Village Total area Total popu-Code of the lation and No. village (in number of
hectares) households
2 3 4
19/2179 "flJ' 1192,83 607(114)
1912180 ~~ 2361.40 1240(232)
19t2/8t ~ 443.32 158(25)
1912182 if.fm 503.95 106(19)
19W83 ~ 1697.99 384(68)
19f2184 ~~ 3041.58 2511(505}
19t2/85 ~~ 1567.66 910(164)
.qrq 109039.51 105806
(20979)
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'1m MWi4ii ~ ttcr1fif~
'VTIr ~ ~ '*"W4liict (~ r~ 1IIlf it ~ ~ t <It ( -) -rn m <f; ~ 1IIlf ~ fT<r-it ~ 'R ~ ~ t ~ <it ~ * 'R ~ lI'JiR ~ 5 Flio 1fto, 5-10 f<l;o 1fto ~ 10+ !iii" 'lito * mqpf ~ it ?t 1If t)
Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash ( - ) has been shown in the column and next to it, in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms and 10+ Kms. of the nearest place
where the facility is available has been given.)
iIlP.1fOrc1; f:ffiI;;m ,<
mtJft R~ 'lR'IiT "T~lvm
mt 'IR <!iT fu:r;cf; ('Rl ~,
(iFt ~) fe:r'lffr. ¥r~, cmm ~l!IlT)
Education Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi-water Telegraph days of cations
(Potable) the mar- (Bus stop, ketlhat Railway if any station,
Water way)
5 6 7 8 9 10
P(1),AC(1) -(-5) TK,HP,N,O -(-5) -(-5)
P(l)M(l) -(5-10) W,HP PO BS
-(-S) -(S-10) HP (-S) -(-S)
-(-5) -(5-10) HP -(-5) -(-5)
P(l) -(-5) HP -(5-10) -(-5)
P(1jM(1) O(1)PHS(1) T,W,HP PO,PHONE BS
H(l)AC(1) CHW(l)
P(l) -(5-10) W.HP -(5-10) -(SolO)
P(71),M(29), H(3),0(11)
H(13)PUC(2), HC(1),RP(4)
AC(50),0(5) PHC(1),PHS(12)
MCW(l)CWC(l)
CHW(11)
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VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PANCHAYAT SAMITI : 2SIROHI
~~ Land use
(am'lfif ;f; ~ -~ ~;f; ~ ~ -~ it ~ <f; ?r f.f.R'(rq am it ~
(i.e. area under different types 0' land use in hectares rounded up to two decimal places)
lII1l Q<I; ~<mT ~ 'Ii <r:r lir.fmr ~ ""~ ~<l;~ lII1l '1ir ":1m
'l~""' q;r ~~¢ • fuf.m (1!lf~ $R lJfii (ft ~ lIf1f (~o lito it) 'Ifii) ;p!ff 3'tif.f ~ m
Approach Nearest Town and Power Forest Irrigated Un Irri- Culturable Area not Name of ViDage 10 village distance (in Kms.) supply by source gated waste (includ- available
(including ing gauchar 'or cultivation fallow and groves) land)
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2
KR SirOO(67) ED W(60.82) 598.42 229.12 304.47 Bag
KR Sirohl(59) EA 113.03 W(ln.OO) 653.95 587.96 829.46 Sanpur
Sirohl(64) ED,EAG W(25.00) 94.32 13.00 311.00 KarjaJ
5IrOO(25) EAG 429.99 W(500) 45.98 5.99 16.99 Ranela
Sirohl(23) ED,EAG 685.99 W(22.00) 5n.98 204.03 207.99 AmIi
PR Sirohl(18) EA 645.96 W(l44.33) 1336.82 513.83 400.64 Krishan Ganj
PR Sirohl(25) EA 443.97 W(42.00) 105.04 27.96 948.69 Telpi Khera
13984.51 C(635.23), 46553.03 1578.50 287M.54 TOTAL TK(1002.91),
W(8488.71)
ciilllh1 tlfqrn: fqugcllsl •
PANCHAYAT SAMITI: PINDWARA
37
CluiChql3ijj{ 101ft c6t ~ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES
mw~:3~ PANCHAYAT 5AMITI: 3 PINDWARA
iti1t~ "IIi'!f<R':[II' 1991~ 1981~
51. No. Name of village 1991 Census 1981 Census
~m-:ro ~m-:ro Location Code No. Location Code No.
~ ~ ~ ~ Manual Computer Manual Computer
2 3 4 5 6
~-~(1J.Ui) TEHSIL : PINDWARA (FULL)
1. ~ Achpura 2119/3m 21/191003010077 18/1813m 18/181003010077
2. ~ Ajari 211913146 21119/003010046 18/18/3/46 18/181003010046
3. aum;It Ami; 211913119 21/191003010019 1811813/19 18118l0030l0019
4. 3lMt:~ Apri Khera 211913139 21119/003010039 18/18/3/39 18/181003010039
5. amm:Ir Arasana 2119/3/12 21/191003010012 1811813/12 1811810030I0012
6. ~ Banas 211913161 2111910030/0061 1811813/61 18118l0030/0061
7. ~ Bara .
2119/3179 21/191003010079
8. ~ Basantgarh 211913158 2111910030/0058 18/1813158 18/181003010058
9. ~ Bhadaver; 211913152 21/191003010052 18118/3/52 181181003010052
10 ~ Bharja 211913180 211191003010080 1811813179 18/181003010079
11. fifIlRr Bhimana 21/19/3/82 21/19/003010082 1811813/81 181181OQ301OO81
12. 'FIT Bhoola 21/1913198 2111910030/0098 18/1813198 18/1810030/0098
13. ~:ro '< Block No.2 21/1913174 21/191003010074 18/18/3174 18/181003010074
14. <m3tRt Bor Umri 21/19/3195 21/19/0030/0095 18/18/3195 181181003010095
15. TiIf.i'!lT~ Cheeniya Band 21119/3153 21119/0030/0053 1811813153 18118/0030I0053
16. ~~ Churli Khera 21/19/3/34 21/191003010034 18/18/3/34 18118/0030I0034
17. ~~ DarlaPadar 21/19/3/3 21/19/0030/0003 18/1813/3 18/181003010003
18. qit Ohanari 21119/3166 21/19/0030/0066 18/1813/66 21/1910030/0066
19. ~ Dhandhpura 21/1913143 21/1910030/0043 18/1813143 21/191003010043
20. n Ot,anga 21/19/3149 21/19/0030/0049 18/18/3/49 21/19/003010049
21. mR Digar 21/1913130 21/19/0030/0030 1811813/30 21/1910030I0030
22. ~ Ooongari 21/19/3/60 21/19/0030/0060 18/18/3160 21/1910030/0060
23. ~ Gadiya 21/19/3148 21/19/0030/0048 18/18/3/48 21/191OO301Q048
24. 'eR'2' Gharat 21/19/3156 21/19/0030/0056 1811813156 21119/003010056
25. ~ Ghodiyawa 21/19/3162 21/1910030/0062 18/1813162 21/1910030/0062
26. tw Is(a 21/19/3/35 21/1910030/0035 18/18/3135 18/181003010035
27. ~ Janapur 21/19/3/26 21119/~26 1811813126 18/181003010026
28. ~ Jhadoli 21/19/3115 21/191003010015 18/1813115 181181003010015
29. - Jhankar 21/19/3127 21/191003010027 1811813/27 181181003010027 . 30. ~ ;Jiapura 21119/3129 21/19/003010029 18/18/3129 1811810030I0029
31. ':f1T~ Juna 5anwara 21/19/319 21/19/0030/0009 18/18/319 18118l0030l0009
32. ~ Kachholi 21/19/3170 21/19/003010070 18/1813170 18/181003010070
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QUiChiU3ijj{ 1lT1it tit ~ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES
~~;3~ PANCHAYAT SAMITI: 3 PINOWARA
~ til§!tf "llitPfl~ 1991~ 1981~
SI. No. Name of village 1991 Census 1981 Census
~~;fo ~~;fO Location Code No. Location Code No.
~ ~ ~ ~ Manual Computer Manual Computer
2 3 4 5 6
33. ~ Kalabor 21119/3132 21/19/0030/0032 18/1813132 18/18/oo3O/()032
34. ~ Kalumbri 21/19/3125 21/191003010025 18/18/3125 181181003010025
35. <!iR{l Kantal 21/19/3147 21/19/0030/0047 1811813147 18/1810030/0047
36. ~ Kaseendra 21/19/3178 21/19/0030/0078 18/1813178 18/1810030/0078
37. ~<liT~ Kedar -Ka-Padar 21/19/3190 21/19/0030/0090 18118/3190 1811810030/0090
38. . if;{ Kef 21/19/3133 21/191003010033 1811813133 18/18/0030/0033
tmr 1!fG{ • 39. Keria Padar 21/19/316 21/19/0030/0006 1811813/6 18/1810030/0006
40. ~ Keshavganj 21/19/3117 21/19/0030/0017 1811813117 18/181003010017
41. ~ Khakharwara 21/1913169 21/19/0030/0069 1811813169 18/1810030/0069
42. .,_m.
Khari Gegarwa 21/19/311 21/191003010001 181181311 181181003010001
43. ~~ Khokhri Khera 21/19/3/37 21/1910030/0037 1811813137 18/18/003010037
44. ~ Kodarla 21 {1913165 21/1910030/0065 18/18/3165 181181003010065
cmro .
45. Kojra 21/19/3144 21/1910030/0044 1811813144 18/181003010044
46. ~ Kotra 21/19/318 211191003010008 1811813/8 18/181003010008
47 ~ Kotra 21/19/3175 21/19/0030/0075 1811813175 181181003010075
48. ~ Kunda! 21119/3123 21/19/0030/0023 1811813123 18/181003010023
49. ~ Lotana 21119/3131 21/19/003010031 18118/3131 18118/003010031
SO. l1Ri1r Malap 21/19/3122 21/191003010022 1811813122 18118/0030/0022
51. m Malera 21/19/3155 21/19/003010055 1811813155 18/1810030/0055
52. ~~ Mandawara Khalsa 21/19/3/38 21/1910030/0038 18/18/3/38 18/18/003010038
53. ~7.:cr Mandawara Oeo 21/19/3188 21/19/0030/0088 18/1813188 18/1810030/0088
54. ~ Moras 21/19/3/54 21/19/0030/0054 18/18/3154 1811810030/0054
55. ~ Muri 21/19/314 21119/0030/0004 18/181314 18/1810030/0004
56. 1rI1jU Nagpura 21/19/3176 2111910030/0076 18/18/3176 18/1810030/0076
57. ~ Nanarwara 21/19/3168 21/19/0030/0068 18/18/3/68 1811810030/0068
58. ::fim Nandiya 21/19/3128 21/19/0030/0028 18/1813128 18/181003010028
59. :rcTI<lR1 Nawawas 21/19/3/57 21/19/003010057 18/18/3/57 18/18/0030/0057
60. ~ (mffiU) Nawawas (Khalsa) 21/19/3/97 21/19/003010097 18/18/3197 18/18/0030/0097
61. ':rtr~ Naya Sanwara 2111913110 21119/003010010 1811813110 1811810030/0010
62. ~(7.:cr) Nayawas (Oeo) 21/1913194 21/19/0030/0094 18/\8/3194 1811810030/0094
63. ~ Nitora 21/19/3167 21/19/0030/0067 18/16/3167 181181003010067
64. "m.'~ Pa.'lar Kalan 21/19/3151 21f19/OO30/0051 16/18i3/51 18/18/0030/0051
65. 1li'f~ Panch Oewal 21/1913173 21/19/0030/0073 1811813173 18/1810030/0073
66. - Parisi 21/19/3/14 21/19/0030/0014 18/18/3/14 18/ 18/0030100 14
67. ~ Patumbri 21/19/3/85 21/19/003010085 18/18/3184 18/18/0030/0084
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qOiQi¥flj~H ri c6t wft ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES
~m: 3~ PANCHAYAT SAMITI: 3 PINDWARA
If;l1'm 'lJicrClif:tfl1 1991~ 1981~
SI No. Name of vittage 1991 Census 1981 Census
~<m;fo ~<m;fo Location Code No. Location Code No.
~ ~ ~ ~ Manual Computer Manual Computer
2 3 4 5 6
68 . ~lIlG\ Peetari Padar 21/1913196 21/19/0030/0096 1811813/96 18118/003010096
69. • Peshua 21/19/3/64 21/19/0030/0064 18/18/3/64 18/181003010064
70. 't@l"(~T~ CIif ~ Phoola Bai-ka-Khera 21/19/3171 21/19/0030/0071 18/18/3171 18/1810030/0071
71. ~ Phulera 21/19/3141 211191003010041 1811813141 1811810030/0041
72. ~(Aur) PindNara (Rural) 21/19/3199 21/191003010099 18118/3199 18/1810030/0099
73. ~ Rajpura 21/19/3/16 21/191003010016 18/1813116 18/18/003010016
74. ~ Rampura 21/19/3159 21/191003010059 18/1813159 18/181003010059
75. ~ Reechhri 21/19/3/63 21/191003010063 18/18/3163 181181003010063
76. ~ Rohira 21/19/3/86 21/19/0030/0086 18/18/3186 18/18/0030/0086
n. ~ Sabeia 21/19/3121 21/1910030/0021 18/18/3121 18/1810030/0021
78. ~ Sadalawa 21/19/3118 21/191003010018 18118/3118 1811810030/0018
79. ~~ Sada Pahti 21/1913193 21/19/003010093 1811813193 1811810030/0093
SO. ~ Sangwara 18/1913172 21/191003010072 1811813172 18118/0030/0072
81. ~ Sanwara 21119/3/87 21/1910030/0087 1811813/87 18118/003010087
82. wmlt'3Tt~ Sawarli @Chawarli 21/19/3/45 21/19/0030/0045 18/1813/45 18/1810030/0045
83. ~ Semli 21/19/3192 21/19/0030/0092 18118/3192 18/18/003010092
84. ~' Shivgarh 21/19/3/42 21/19/0030/0042 18/18/3142 18/18/0030/0042
85. Rfqu Siwera 21/19/3/5 21/19/0030/005 1811813/5 18/1810030/0005
86. ~ Taroongi 21/19/3/81 21/19/0030/0081 18/1813180 1811810030/0080
87. ~ Teipur 21/19/3/11 21/19/0030/0011 18/1813/11 18118/0030/00 11
80. o:it~ Thandi Bari 21/19/3120 21/19/003010020 18/18/3120 18/181003010020
89. ~ Ubera 21/19/3/36 21/1910030/0036 18/18/3/36 18/181003010036
90. ~ Udbariya 21/19/3/84 21/19/0030/0084 18/18/3183 18/18/003010083
91. ~ Undra 21/19/3/7 21/19/0030/0007 18/18/317 18/18/003010007
92. ~ Vagdari 21/19/3150 21/19/0030/0050 18/1813150 1811810030/0050
93. qrm~ Varki Khera 21/1913/40 21/19/003010040 18/18/3/40 18/1810030/0040
94. CRm- Varll 21/1913/24 21/19/0030/0024 1811813124 18/1810030/0024
95. crnr Vatera 21/1913/83 21/19/003010083 1811813/82 18/~ 8/003010082
96. ~ Veerwara 21/19/3/13 21/19/0030/0013 18/18/3113 18/181003010013
97. m Viroli 21119/3/2 21119/0030/0002 18/18/3/.2 1811810030/0002
98. ~ Waloriya 21/19/3191 21/19/0030/0091 18/18/3191 18/1810030/0091
99. qrm Wasa fl/19/3/89 21/19/0030/0089 18/18/3/89 181181003010089
NOTE: In the column Nos. 5 & 6 of location~ode of villages in 1981 Census, dash (-) has been indicated against those viliages which were newly created during the 1991 Census.
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Vflf~I.' ~~:3~ ~lt<l~~
1mf it 1IftIIWr ", .. ,f¥llIt (~ ~ 'JITIl it ~ ':Itt t m- ( -) ~ m <fi ~lII1'ftmt¢TR ~~f~~~~$:TR~lI<m: ~ -5 1'$0 lito, 5-10 fct;o lito l1!-i' 10+ 1'$0 lito * ~ ~ 1'1" eft 'Jlt t) Amenities available (if nol available within the village, a dash ( - ) has been
shown in the column and next to it, in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the nearest place
where the facility is available has been given.)
mtm 1lPPii ";JTli 'JITIlCliT~ ~~ ~ Mim if.i'IiT sr<J;l1!-i' ~ ~~ m:ro ~ l1!-i'mit mT OR: 'liT ~;c(; (w W'l.
(~ it) *- (-qR ~) ftT~. ~m,
~ir ~lIflf) Location Name of Village Total area Total popu- Education Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi· Code of the lation and water Telegraph days of cations No. village (in number of (Potable) the mar- (Bus stop,
hectares) households ketlhat Railway if any station,
Water wa
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
~M ~: fif1IAIJf (1J.Of)
19/3/1 1985.00 123(19) (5-10) -(5-10) HP -(5-10) -(5·10)
19/312 Prom 1666.00 846(161) P(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10)
191313 <<<'It4t<< 852.00 ~-~ UN·INHABITED
19/3/4 ~U 617.00 874(179) P(l) -(-5) HP -(-5) -(-5)
191315 ~n 1036.00 1525(287) M(l) HC(1) W,HP PO,PHONE - as 191316 c(;U'1141« 360.00 503(84) P(l) MCW(2) HP -(-5) (-5)
19/~ ~ 897.00 1342(258) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(5-10) -(-5)
19/318 <ii)c:u 387.00 434(92) P(1),AC{1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)
191319 l1T m1~ 633.46 154(25) AC(l) -(-5) HP -(-5) -(-5)
19/3110 ¥IT ~ 1262.00 2851(592) P(l)AC(l) H(l),D(l) W,HP PO,PHONE - BS
PHS(1)
19/3/11 ~ 749.00 1219(257) P(l) -(-5) HP PO -(-5)
19/3112 3limr:IT 901.00 994(180) P(1),O(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)
19/3/13 ~ 1771.00 3360(658) P(1),H(1)AC(1) H(l) T,W,HP,R PO BS
19/3/14 ~ 231.00 341(64) P(l) -(-5) W,HP,R -(-5) as 19/3/15 wirm 2125.00 5356(1085) P(l),M(l), PHS(1),RP(1) T,W,HP,R PO,PHONE - as
H(I),AC(1),O(1)
19/3116 ~ 245.00 621(143) P(l) MCW(l) HP -(-5) -(-5)
19/3117 ~ 124.00 199(39) P(l) -(5-10) HP -(-5) RS
19/3118 ~ 415.00 443(90) P(l),O(l) -(10+) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)
1913119 31TJfffi 1140.00 2139(419) P(1),M(1)O(2) -(10+) W,HP PO BS
19/31"20 ~ 763.00 1401(236) P(1),O(4) -(10+) W,H[P -(5-10) -(5-10)
19/3121 ~ 852.00 671(120) P(l) -(10+) HP,R,N,O -(10+) -(10+)
19/3/22 'iffi'ftT . 746.00 848(157) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)
19/3123 ~ 218.00 439(77) P(1) -(-5-10) HP,R -(5-10) -(5-10)
19/3124 cmft 529.00 942(166) P(l) -(5-10) r,W,HP,R -(5-10) -(5-10)
1913125 ~ 240.00 461(108) P(1) -(5-10) HP,R -(5-10) -(5-10)
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VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PANCHAYATSAMITI: 3 PINDWARA
"lf1r~ Land use
(~ 'fir * ';!Ifcfi -~ q7]f * aRrfq ~ -~ it ~ '" €t~amlr~
(i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to two decimal places)
JI!II" (f<fi ~~ ~ql <r-r mmr ~ ~~ <Ft~~ JI!II"<IiT~
~~ ~-¢ 3!!1fif f#f.fif (lfIf~ ~ 'fir (mm: ~ l1TTf (1%0 liTo ~ 'lfll) ~-m:r~ m
Approach Nearest Town and Power Forest Irrigated Un Irri- Culturable Area not Name of Village to village distance (in Kms.) supply by source gated waste (includ- available
(including ing gauchar for cultivation fallow and groves) land)
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2
TESHIL: PINDWARA (FULL) Sirohi(16) 1831.00 92.00 33.00 29.00 Khari Gegarwa
KR Pindwara(12) EAG 839.00 W(3.OO) 335.00 348.00 141.00 Viroli
Sirohi(14) 852.00 Darlapadar
Pinclwara(12) 317.00 50.00 250.00 Muri
PR,KR Pindwara(9) ED 63.00 484.00 195.00 294.00 Siwera
KR Pindwara(12) EAG 53.00 204.00 23.00 80.00 Kerlapadar
KR Pindwara(10) EA W35.OO) 462.00 214.00 186.00 Undra
KR Pindwara (12) ED,EAG W(7.OO) 223.00 73.00 84.00 Kotra
Sirhhi(13) EAG 161.46 188.00 284.00 Juna Sanwara
PR,KR Sirohi(11) EA 634.00 302.00 326.00 Nava Sanwara
KR Pindwara(14) EO W(31.OO) 310.00 194.00 214.00 Telpur
PR Pindwara(12) ED W(27.OO) 437.00 86.00 351.00 Arasana
PR,KR Pindwara(10) EA 84.00 W(93.00) 811.00 253.00 530.00 Veerwara
PR Pindwara(7) ED,EAG W(35.OO) 112.00 37.00 4700 Parlai
PR,KR Pindwara(3) EA 147.00 TK(190) 762.00 342.00 545.00 Jhadoli
W(139.OO)
KR Pinclwara(8) ED TK(64.oo) 110.00 36.00 35.00 RaJPura
KR Pindwara(9) ED TK(02.oo) 68 .. 00 40.00 14.00 Keshavganj
KR Pindwara(14) EAG W(08.00) 200.00 90.00 117.00 Sadalwa
PR P;ndwara(10) EA W(65.00) 451.00 210.00 414.00 Amli
KR Pindwara(18) ED,EO W(63.OO) 257.00 01.00 442.00 Thandiberi
KR Pindwara(10) 467.00 .-.: 145.00 240.00 Sabala
KR Pindwara(4) W(14.00) 157.00 575.00 Malap
Pindwara(5) W(39.00) 84.00 39.00 56.00 Kunda!
PR Pindwara(5) EAG 60.00 W(34.OO) 109.00 336.00 Varli
Pindwara(6) W(62.00) 123.00 1600 39.00 Kalumbri
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1lJ11 f.t'aftJlilil t'W«f R' ; 3 ~ ~tJ:q~~
1n'If ~ ~ ;;j'lttfa.mt ("Ilk P 1IIlT 1i ~ ':Itt t iIt ( -) ~ m ;f. ~ 1IIlT itf-lrn':lt;;:u1I'{ ~~t ~ ¢*~ 11'{ rn l!lliI'I:
~ -5 ~o mo, 5-10 f1j;o mo ~ 10+ ~o mo <iit 'W!P1' M' it .;r '1ft t.) Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash \ - ) has been
shown in the column and next to it, in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the nearest place
where the facility is available has been given.)
~ Jlltl 'liT -:rrq lIm'liT'¥T ¥T~ ~ ~ 1if.i'liT mq;l!'t ~mc ~~
m-:io ~ ~~ 1IT=ft OT'{ 'liT ~I'f; (~~,
(~ 1i) cRm (~~) ~"IIk ~~, emit 'fflllTlf)
Location Name of Village Total area Total popu- Education Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi-Code of the lalion and water Telegraph days of cations No. village (in number of (Potable) the mar- (Bus stop,
hectares) households ketlhat Railway if any station,
Water wa
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
19/3126 ~ 916.98 2697(522) M(l),H(l)AC(l) PHS(l) W,HP PO -(-5)
19/3127 mCR 580.99 1134(197) P(l),AC(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)
1913128 '1iR<n 3147.00 3782(792) P(l),M(l), HC(l) W,HP PO,PHONE BS
H(l)AC(l)
19/3129 ~ 86.00 191(36) -(-5) -(-5) HP (-5) (-5)
19/3/30 fu1TR 1079.00 731(137) P(l),AC(l) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10)
19/3131 BTcr:rr 1597.00 1617(329) P(1),M(1)O(2) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(10+)
1913132 ~~ 2070.00 414(61) ?(1),O(4) -(10+) HP -(-5) -(10+)
19/3133 *~ 1072.00 1297(260) P(l),M(l),O(l) -(10+) TK,HP,R PO BS
19/3134 ~~ 819.00 339(67) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)
19/3135 '{mr 576.00' 18S4t356) P(l) PHS(l) W,HP PO as 19/3/36 -rur 155.05 132(23) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)
19/3/37 ~~ 215.00 466(91) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) as 19/3138 ~ ~ ~.s7100 ,2873(543) P(1),AC(3) -(-5) W,TK,R PO BS . ~
19/3139 awro~ 557.00 1360(241) P(1),O(2) -(5-10) HP -(5-10) -(5-10)
1913/40 ~~ 391.00 279(49) P(1).AQ1)O(l) -(5-10) HP -(-5) -(-5)
1913/41 ~ 524.00 501(99) P(l),AC(l) -(-5) W,TK,HP -(-5) -(-5)
19/3142 ~ 835.00 1531(292) P(l),M(l)O(l) PHS(l) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)
19/3143 ~ 296.00 10(02) -(-5) -(-5) w -(-5) -(-5)
19/3144 ~ 714.00 2292(452) P(l),M(l) H(l ).PHS(l) W,HP PO BS
H(1)AC(2).0(3)
19/3145 m«i~~ 735.84 759(147) P(l),AC(l) -(-5) W,TK.HP,R,N -(-5) BS
19/3146 ~ 1495.00 4458(798) P(l),M(l). D(l),PHS(l) T,W,HP PO,PHONE -(5-10)
H(l),AC(l)
19/3147 ~ 529.00 817(159) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) BS
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VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PANCHAVATSAMITI: 3 PINDWARA
'lfir~ Land u~
(~'Wr <l; ~ -~ qijf <l; ~ ~ -~ it ~ <l; "i!T ~ aitIi1it ~
(Le. area under different types of land use In hectares rounded up to two det::ima! places)
1I!lI <fili ~~ ~"* q.r "l;ffi;mr ~ ~"!lrnr ~<l;~ 1I!lI <!iT -:IfTl
~q;r ~~¢ 3lT1ffif fuffir (1l1f~ $R~(~ ~ ll11f (f<lio mo it) ~) ~ "3Qq.f mto) $
" Approach Nearest Town and Power Forest Irrigated Un Irri- Culturable Area not Name of Village to village distance (in Kms.) supply by source gated waste (includ- available
(including ing gauchar for cultivation fallow and groves) land)
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2
PR Pinclwara( 4) ED,EAG 94.98 W(232.96) 318.00 138.05 132.99 Janapur
PR Pinclwara(4) ED,EAG W(99.98) 315.97 91.02 74.02 Jhankar
PR,KR Pinclwara( 15) EA 1187.00 W(126.00) 1127.00 307.00 400.00 Nandiya
KR Pinclwara(14) EAG W(07.00) 52.00 23.00 4.00 Jlapura
Pinclwara( 16) ED.E~G W(18.00) 185.00 238.00 638.00 Digar
PR Pindwara(19) EO 1022.00 W(16.00) 318.00 180.00 61.00 Lotana
KR Pinclwara(49) ED 1850.00 W(10.oo) 121.00 30.00 59.00 Kalabor
PR,KR Pindwara(40) EA 24700 W(66.00) 326.00 148.00 285.00 Ker
KR Pinclwara(40) 138.05 W(41.40) 177 55 69.15 392.85 Churli Khera
PR Pindwara(38) EA W(59.oo) 203.00 122.05 191.95 Isra
KR Pindwara(39) W(29.05) 46.00 20.95 59.05 Ubera
PR Pmdwara(S7) W(4.95) 115.80 30.25 64.00 Khokhri Kho!1ra
PR Pinclwara(35) EA 1107.00 TK(191.oo) 629.00 51.00 351.00 Mandawara Khalsa
W(42.00)
KR Pinclwara(20) EO 60.00 W(07.oo) 396.00 25.00 69.00 Apri Ki1era
KR Pindwara(25) 315.00 W(OS.OO) 60.00 04.00 0900 Varkl Khera
KR Pindwara(18) ED,EAG W(29.00) 259.00 141.00 95.00 Phulera
PR,KR Pindwara(14) EA W(05.00) 440.00 299.00 91.00 Shlvgarn
-(-5) Pindwara( 14) w(29.00) 191.00 39.00 37.00 Dhandhpura
PR,KR Pinclwara(10) EA w(159.00) 285.00 166.00 104.00 Kojra
PR,KR Plndwara(10) EA W(63.13) 407.78 97.96 169.97 Sawarli @ Chawarli
PR Pinclwara(7) EA T\«eo.OO)O(4.00) 51700 356.00 275.00 Ajari
W(283.OO)
PR Pinclwara(3) ED,EAG TK(20.oo) 148.00 78.00 192.00 Kantal
W(91.00)
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1I1Jr ~flicsi ~rn:3~ ~ttq~~
lnlf ~ ~ ;;j"9MII~, ("Ilfu ~ 1IfIl it ~ ':Itt t -at ( -) ~ m ~ ~ 1IfIl -e- fflRRt ~ 1R ~ ~ t <IJ ~ 1{rZ ~ 1R ~ !lim
~ -5 fci;o mo, 5-10 fci;o mo 'l!!f 10+ fci;o mo <9 mlIR' ~ it tT "It t) Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash ( - ) has been
shown in the column and next to it, in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the nearest place
where the facility is available has been given.)
~ 1IfIl q;r ':!1lT 1IfIlq;r~ ~~ ~. ~ ~q;r mi'l!!f ~1m'2 m~
.;fQ ~ ~~ ~ \IT{ q;r ~~ (~m,
(~it) <9a (~~) ~~ ~~, 'lWir ~lII'If)
Location Name of Village Total area Total popu- Education Medical Drinking Post and Day or COmmuni-Code of the lation and water Telegraph days of cations No. village (in number of (Potable) the mar- (Bus stop,
hectares) households ketlhat Railway if any station,
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1913148 ~ 221.01 276(56) P(1) -(5-10) HP -(5-10) BS
19/3149 fiTlTT 417.00 689(121) P(1) -(5-10) W,HP,R,O -(5-10) -(5-10)
1913150 ~ 356.00 342(57) (P1) -(5-10) HP,N,O -(5-10) (5-10)
19/3151 ~cg;[ 7484.34 410(89) P(1) -(10+) HP -(5-10) -i5-10)
1913152 ~ 78.08 96(14) -(5-10) -(5-10) HP -(5-10) -(5-10)
<fIf.j'114~ ..
19/3153 7.40 28(06) -(5-10) -(10+) HP,O -(5-10) BS
19/3154 m\~ 1965.35 2327(463) P(1) -(10+) W,HP,R PO BS
19/3155 ~ 324.00 838(136) P(1) -(10+) HP -(5-10) -(-5)
19/3156 em- 962.00 1397(240) P(1),M(1),O(1) -(10+) W,HP -(5-10) BS
19/3157 1]qTmf 107.00 64(11) -(5-10) -(10+) HP,R -(10+) BS
19/3158 ~ 4014.00 5141(1226) M(1),PUC(2) -(-5) W,HP,R,N PTO,PHONE BS
C(1),TR(1),AC(2)
19/3159 ~\T 670.00 1166(229) P(1) -(-5) W,TK,HP,N -(-5) -(-5)
19/3160 ~ 243.00 1105(204) P(1),M(1), HC(1),PHS(1) W,TK,HP,R -(-6) BS
H(1),AC(1) MCW(1)RP(1)
19/3/61 <Rm 147.24 341(100) AC(1) HC(1),PHS(1) HP,R,O -(-5) BS,RS
MCW(1 ),RP(1)
19/3162 ~ 101.00 23(04) P(1),M(1),He(1) -(-5) W,HP,R -(-5) BS
19/3163 ~ 187.00 567(99) P(1) MCW(1) W,TK,HP,R -(-6) BS
19/3164 • 627.00 2011(448) H(1) P(1 ),PHS(1) W,HP,R PO,Phone BS
MCW(1)FPC(1)
1913165 ~ 791.00 841(162) P(1)M(1 ),H(1) PHS(1) W,HP,TK,R -(-5) BS
19/3166 m 2411.00 4145(755) P(1)H(1)AC(1) -(-5) W,TK,HP PO,Phone BS
1913167 ~ 1647.00 3279(604) P(1)H(1) H(1) W,HP,R PO,Phone BS
1913168 ~ 484.00 700(137) P(1) -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
45
VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PANCHAYATSAMITI: 3 PINOWARA
'lfif~ Land use
(~ 1ftr <f; 'T'f<1i - 'T'f<1i 'IfIii <f; Ail ~ -~ it ~ <f; it~amit~
(i.e. area under different tYpes of land use in hectares rounded up to two decimal places)
1D1T <IlIi ~~ ~ql "I'f.I' lItwmr aM;r ~~ ~~~ 1D1T<R~
~<R ~-"¢ • fttf.r;r (1Pf~ -.m 'ifit (~ ~ llT1f (f*o ",,0 it) '!fir) im"3lm m) ~
Approach Nearest Town and Power Forest Irrigated Un Irli- CuUurable Area not Name of Village to village distance (in Kms.) supply by source gated waste (includ- available
(including ing gauchar for cultivation fallow and groves) land)
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2
PR PinctNara(5) 104.76 W(09.42) 41.53 13.30 52.00 Gadiya
KR PlnctNara(6) W(25.00) 49.00 343.00 Ohanga
KR Pindwara(9) 71.00 30.00 255.00 Vagdn
PinctNara(35) 6463.32 W(2.87) 29.22 28.00 961.03 Pahar Kalan
PinctNara(40) W(0.76) 37.37 22.74 17.21 Bhadaven
PR Pindwara(3O) 5.36 1.04 1.00 Cheeniyaband
PR PinctNara(25) 184.00 W(68.97) 696.68 23.00 993.00 Moras
Pindwara(2O) 1.04 W(2O.04) 188.32 7.00 107.60 Matera
PR,KR Pindwara(2O) W(39.92) 278.94 20.00 623.14 Gharat
PR Pindwara(15) 12.55 32.95 3.40 58.10 Nawawas
KR Pindwara(8) EA 2096.00 W(252.OO) 476.00 388.00 760.00 Basantgarh
0(42.00)
KR Pindwara(15) EA 267.97 W(27.35) 178.97 80.99 114.98 Rarnpura
PR,KR PinctNara(15) EA W(53.OO) 82.00 24.00 84.00 Ooongri
PR,KR Pindwara(12) W(12 .. 14} 45.32 08.09 81.69 Banas
PR,KR Pindwara(11 ) W(17.OO) 42.00 15.00 . 27.00 Ghodiyawa >
PR,KR Pindwara(12) EA W(2O,00) 108.00 37,00 22.00 Reechhri
PR,KR Pindwara(15) EA W(78.00) 216.00 219.00 114.00 Peshua
PR,KR Pindwara(15) EA 62.00 W(67.00) 333.00 84.00 245.00 Kodarla
PR,KR Pindwara(22) EO,EAG 96.00 W(357.00) 683.00 360.00 915.00 Ohanari
PR Pindwara(3O) EA 154.00 TK(98.oo) 632.00 267.00 331.00 Nitora
W(165.00)
Pindwara(33) ED,EAG TK(16,00) 256.00 152.00 Nanarwada
W(60.oo)
46
vn:r r.rer~ICIII 'l'Wf<f 'Ufl!fo : 3 ~ ~ttcf~~
VI'If it ~ ",4gfllUl<t (1lf;: W<M 1IIlllf ~ :rift t ~ ( -) t.1T ~ <I; ow. lIl11 ~ m:it ~ ~ ~ ~rt ;n; '¢ ~ * ~ ~ 'If.IiR
~ -5 fil;o mo. 5-10 Fto mo ~ 10+ R;o mo <R ml1Pl' m it -cr ~ ~) Amenities available (if not available within the village. a etas!, ( - ) has been
shown in the column and next to it, in brackets. the distance In broad ranges viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms and 10+ Kms. of the nearest place
where the facility is available has been given.)
~ lIfl1 q;r ~ 1IIllq;r~ ~~ "ift~m ~ -Qf.lq;r Srf.~ ~/mc Wm~
~-;j-o ~ ~mit 1tr:ft ;m <!if ft;ri$ (~~,
(~1t) *~ (~ 'Iirnt) f;;.tmt Wt~, ittir -m1lT1f)
Location Name of Village Total area Total popu- Education Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi-Code of the lation and water Telegraph days of calions No. village (in number of (Potable) the mar- (Bus stop,
hectares) households ketlhat Railway if any station,
Water wa
2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 10
19/3/69 (imiFql'$' 726.00 1659(339) P(1)AC(2) PHS(l) W,HP,R.C,N -(-5) BS
19/3(70 ~ 670.00 2004(428) P(l)M(l) PHS(l) W,HP,R, PO,PHONE BS
H(l)AC(l) C
19/3(71 ~-cm-~ 850.00 1293(226) P(1)AC(2) -(10+) W,HP,R, -{-5) BS
C,N
19/3(72 ~ 432.00 505(94) P(l) -(5-10) HP -(5-10) -(-5)
19/3.173 ~q{if 646.79 1453(253) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)
19/3.174 _1'0 8934.35 120(22) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5)
19/3(75 ~ 91.00 355(71) P(l) -(-5) HP -(-5) -(-5)
19/3(76 1f1T1l~ 604.00 1749(306) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)
1913.177 3Pf1PT 231.00 893(176) M(l) H(l)D(l) PHS(l) W,HP PO BS
19/3.178 ~ 362.00 702(43) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) BS
19/3.179 <rf9T 345.00 559(114) P(l)AC(l) eWC(l) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)
19/3/80 ~ 2361.00 3629(694) P(2)M(1) H(l)MCW,l r,w,HP PO,PHONE BS
H(l)AC(l) CWC(l)CHW(l)
19/3/81 n 639.00 1089(223) P(l),M(l) -(-5) HP -(10+) BS
19/3/82 f'1lrr;rr 1308.00 1414(315) M(l PHS(l) HP PO BS,RS
19/3183 <nhT 204800 3522(682) P(2),M(1) 0(1) W,HP PO,PHONE as H(1),AC(2
19/3/84 ~ 587.00 603(107) P(l) -(5-10) HP -(-5 BS
19/3185 ~ 17210 179(30) P(l) -(5-10) HP,O -(5-10) (5-10)
47
VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PANCHA VAT SAMITI : 3 PINDWARA
'lfir~ Land use
(m ~ eli '1'f<Ii - ~"IlIi eli ~ ~ -~ iI' ~ eli €r~3tiHt~
(i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to two decimal pl~es)
1IJlf iFli f.r~~ ~cfit q.r mrrmT 3mif..n; ~~ ~cf;~ 1IJlf 'fiI" -:m1
~<fiT ~~¢ 3W!frf rom (lfIl" 'f?il' ~~(ft ~ 1ITIf (~o mo if) '{fil) 0'iIT ~ m'i;;f) m
Approach Nearest Town and Power Forest Irrigated Un Irri- Culturable Area not Name of Village to village distance (in Kms.) supply by source gated waste (includ- available
(including ing gauchar for cultivation fallow and groves) land)
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2
KR Pinclwara(26) EA TK(201.oo) 220.00 12.00 278.00 Khakharwara
W(17.oo)
PR,KR AbuRoad(22) EA TK(171.00) 284.00 85.00 109.00 Kachholi
W(21.oo)
KR AbuRoad(22) EA 81.00 TK(354.00) 272.00 06.00 135.00 Phoolabai-Ka-Khera
W(02.oo)
KR AbuRoad(15) ED,EAG W(41.oo) 201.00 81.00 109.00 Sangwara
KR AbuRoad(23) TK(21894) 242.08 1295 125.05 Panchdewal
W(47.75)
AbuRoad(21 ) 8904.25 W(07.00) 14.10 9.00 Block No.2
AbuRoad(22) EA TK(31.oo) 18.00 01.00 27.00 Kolra
W(14 00)
KR AbuRoad(22) EA TK(227oo) 11000 11.00 190.00 Nagpura
W(6600)
PR AbuRoad(20) EA TK(57 00) 9900 27.00 32.00 Achpura
W(16 00)
PR AbuRoad(18) EA TK(45.00) 128.00 53.00 107.00 Kaseendra
W(29oo)
PR,KR Abu Road(15) EA 3300 W(17.oo) 288.00 2.00 5.00 Bara
PR,KR AbuRoad(15) EA 219.00 TK(36.oo) 1033.00 235.00 830.00 Bharaja
w(08.oo)
PR AbuRoad(25) ED,EAG 213.00 W(23.00) 217.00 56.00 130.00 Taroongi
PR,KR AbuRoad(15) ED,EAG W(18.00) 599.00 161.00 530.00 Bhlmana
PR AbuRoad(25) EA 222.00 TK(ll.oo) 708.00 411.00 533.00 Vatera
W(l63 00)
KR AbuRoad(20) ED,EA W(11.OO) 186.00 89.00 301.00 Udbarlya
Rindwara(25) ED,EAG TK(33.oo) 26.00 23.00 7510 Patumbri
W(15.oo)
~R:3~
~ lIfJJ 'fir ":l1ll lIfJJCfiT~ ~~ ~-:io ~ 1!.'t~
(~it) *~
Location Name of Village Total area Total popu-Code of the lation and No. vUlage (in number of
hectares) households
2 3 4
1913186 -~ 4085.00 5972(1214)
19/3/87 ~.,-qr9T 561.93 1163(227)
19/3188 ~9T~ • 282.99 950(160)
1913189 <m1l 1224.00 3195(656)
19/3190 m -'1>1-'tIT{( 79.76 206(39)
19/3191 ~ 8306.00 4063(774)
19/3192 Wr'rft 2167.00 526(91)
19/3193 ~1'lT 348.00 256(54)
19/3194 "l:ITqffi ~cf) 36.00 12(05)
19/3195 ~.~ 577.06 127(23)
19/3196 ~a llfG{ 403.98 797(138)
19/3197 1Tqr-qru (m-cffil) 511.00 749(127)
19/3/98 ~ffi 4581.87 3944(679)
19/3199 ~~-sT (u-r4tuT) 4882.00 938(181)
113,826.83 128032
(24901)
48
1mr~tait
~~~~
1JT1f it R=I1If ;jj'lgf_4: (~ ~ lIfJJ it ~ :m ~ m ( -) ~ m ct>~ lIfJJ 'itf>FRt ¢"R ~~ t ~ ~wmr "R ~'lI"I'ill ~ -5 f<f;o 'lito, 5-10 f.:I;o 'lito '!!!l10+ fii;o 'lito ttt '{!lllPf ~ it <:t If't ~) Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash ( - ) has been
shown in the column and next to it, in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the nearest place
where the facility is available has been given.)
~ ~ 1f.t'fir
~
(~~)
Education Medical Drinking water
(Potable)
5 6 7
P(1)M(1)H(2) H(1), T,W,TK,
AC(2) PHS(1) HP,R
P(1)AC(1) -(-5) W,TK,HP,C,N
M(1) -(-5) W,HP
P(1)H(1) PHS(1) T,W,TK,HP,
AC(3) R,C
-(-5) -(5-10) W
P(3) PHS(l) W,HP,R
P(1) -(5-10) W
P(l) -(5-10) TW,HP,W
-(-5) -(-5) W
-(S-10) -(10+) W
P(1) -(5-10) W
P(l) -(-S) HP.N
P(1)M(1)AC(1) H(1)PHS(1) W,HP,N
P(l) -(-5)
P(82) • ..,(24). H(8),D(5),
H(18),PUC(2), HC(4),PHS(19).
C(l),TR(l). MCW(8),CWC(2).
AC(39),O(24) FPC(l ),RP(3),
CHW(l)
W,HP
m'!!!l ~tmc
<!R 'liT ~Icfi fu;r"llfr. ~m
Post and Day or Telegraph days of
the mar-ketlhat if any
8 9
PTO,PHONE
-(-5)
-(-5)
PO
-(5-10)
PO,PHONE
-(5-10)
-(5-10)
-(-S)
-(10+)
-(5-10)
-(-5)
-(5-10)
-(-5)
m~
(<rn "RN,
~~, ~lI1'lf)
Communi-catiOf\s
(Bus stop, Railway station,
W
as
as
-(-5)
BS
-(-5)
-(5-10)
-(5-10)
-(5-10)
-(-S)
-(10+)
-(5-10)
-(-5)
BS -(-5)
49
vtLLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PANCHAYATSAMITI: 3 PINDWARA
"1fit~ Land use
(~~;l;~- ~<I1if~ 3RI1flr~- ~it~* it~amil~
(i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to two decImal places)
lIJlJ ifCIi ~~ ~cR 1f:f m-mr ~ ~~ ~~fm!: lIJlJ CR ":lIlf
WftCR ~~"¢ 3lT'f<f ~ (lPl~ ~~(ft ~ lITlf (f,to >\to it) "I)lf) i\I!lr~~ m
Approach Nearest Town and Power Forest Irrigated Un Irri· Culturable Area not Name of Village to village distanoe (in Kms.) supply by source gated waste (includ- available
(including ing gauchar for cultivation fallow and groves) land)
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2
PR.KR .. Pindwara(26) EA 1060.00 C(228.87) 92509 301.38 1100.00 Rnhira
W(469.75)
PR.KR Pindwara(32) EA C(106.84) 134.76 128.08 180.63 Sanwara
W(11.62)
KR AbuRoad(3O) EA TK(6.60) 160.75 76.73 37.08 Mandwara Oeo
W(1.83)
PR,KR Pindwara(28) EA C(70.00) 357.00 271.00 316.00 Wasa
W(210.OO)
AbuRoad(33) W(O.36) 38.57 0.20 40.63 Kedar·ka·Padar
PR,KR Pindwara(38) 5266.00 W(29.OO) 1053.00 225.00 1733.00 Waloriya
AbuHoad(37) 2018.00 W(10.OO) 42.00 97.00 Semli
KR Pindwara(39) 221.00 W(9.OO) 51.00 67.00 Sadaphali
KR Pindwara(34) W(7.OO) 08.00 21.00 Nayawas (Oso)
Pindwara(39) 570.n 0.92 5.37 BorUmri
AbuRoad(34) W(2.27) 153.74 2.90 245.07 Peetari Padar
KR Pindwara(30) 355.00 W(12.oo) 92.00 52.00 Nawawas(Khaisa)
PR,KR Pindwara(35) 14.54.19 W(80.25) 546.83 0.75 2489.85 Bhoola
Pindwara(4) TK(187.00) 798.00 518.00 3054.00 Pinciwara (Rural)
W(325.oo)
40475.78 C{40571) 27172.97 9845.98 28625.38 TOTAL
TK(2217.54)
W(5037.47)
0(46.00)
q:etlifH ttfqfH: ~ iTs PANCHAYAT SAMITI: ABU ROAD
53
qij'etiq'j~'( ri c6t ~ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES
$w«rm: 4~-m PANCHAYATSAMITI: 4 ABU ROAD iliff_ "lJiqq;r':Jl'lT 1991~ 1981~
SI No. Name of village 1991 Census 1981 Census
~m:to ~~:to Location Code No. Location Code No.
~ ~ ~ ~ Manual Computer Manual Computer
2 3 4 5 6
~ : a111J: ifg (~ TEHSll : ABU ROAD (FULL)
1. ~ Achalgarh 21/19/415 21/19/0040/0005 18/18/4/5 181181004010005
2. ~ Akhi 21/19/412 21/19/0040/0002 181181412 181181004010002
3. 3lTlIiU ~ Akra Bhatta 21/19/4/42 21/1910040/0042 18/1814/32 1811810040/0032
4. ~ Amba 2111914/62 21/19/0040/0062 1811814/64 1811810040/0064
5. ~ Ambaweri 21/19/4123 21/19/004010023 1811814123 181181004010023
6. ~ Amthala 21/1914111 21/191004010011 1811814/11 181181004010011
7. ~ Andaliya 21/19/4/34 21/191004010034 1811814155 18118/004010055
8. ~ Arna 21/19/419 21/19/004010009 18/181419 18/18/004010009
9. ~ Awal 21/19/4/35 21/19/0040/0035 1811814/54 18/1810040/0054
10. ~ Bageri 21/1914122 21/19/0040/0022 1811814122 18118/004010022
11. ~ ~adurpura 21/19/4127 21/19/0040/0027 18/18/4127 18i18/OO4010027
12. ~~ Bhaisa Singh 21/19/4/66 21/191004010060 1811814/65 18/1810040/0065
13. ~ Bhamriya 21119/4174 21/191004010074 18118/4174 18/1810040/0074
14. ~-;fo 1 Block NO.1 21/19/4/10 21/19/0040/0010 1811814/10 18/18/0040/0010
15. ~-:fo3 BiockNo.3 21/19141i' 2111910040/0007 181181417 18118/0040/0007
16. W~ Bori Booj 21/19/4/51 21/19/0040/0051 1811814/39 1811810040/0039
17 <itm Bosa 21/19/4175 21/19/0040/0075 1811814175 18118/0040/0075
18. ~ Buja 21/19/4171 21/1910040/0071 18/1814171 181181004010071
19. <FIR Chanar 21/19/4133 21/1910040/0033 1811814156 1811810040/0056
20. ~ Chandela 21/19/4124 2111910040/0024 18/18/4124 18/18/0040/0024
21. ~ Chandrawati 21/19/4/61 21/19/0040/0061 18/1814/66 181i 8/004010066
22. ~ Chotila 21/1914/30 2111910040/0030 18118/4160 18/18/0040l0060
23. ~ Danvav 21/19/4/17 21/19/004010017 18/1814117 18/1810040/0017
24. ~ Deldar 21/19/4148 21/191004010048 18/18/4136 1811810040/0036
25. ~ Deri 21/19/4179 21/19/0040/0079 1811814179 181181004010079
26. -rn- Derna 21/1914146 21/19/0040/0046 18/18/4134 181181004010034
27. ~ Dotra 21/1914/50 21/19/004010050 1811814/38 181181OO40/C038
28. ~ Ounakakar 2111914/39 2111910040/0039 18/1814151 181181004010051
29. ~ Fathepura 21/1914126 21/19/004010026 1811814126 181181004010026
30. m~ Forest Chotila 21119/4129 21/191004010029 1811814/59 1811810040/0059
31. lJ1lICIir Ganka 21/19/4119 21/1910040/0019 18/18/4119 18/18/004010019
32. ~ Girwar 2111914132 21/19/0040/0032 1811814128 18/181004010028
54
qui QiliT;_t"«H 1J:TlfY' ctft ~T.rT ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES
~m: 4~-m PANCHAYAT 5AMITI: 4 ABU ROAD
<m~ 'lWfCliT ':!TIl 1991 ':5R1'J1lRr 198 1 ':5R1'J1lRr 51. No. Name of village 1991 Census 1981 Census
~~-:j"o ~m-:j"o
Location Code No. Location Code No.
~ ~ ~ ~ Manual Computer Manual Computer
2 3 4 5 6
33. ~ Jamboori 21/19/4176 21/19/0040/0076 18/18/4176 18/181004010076
34. ~ Jawai 21/191414 21/191004010004 18/18/414 18/18/0040/0004
35. ~ Jaydara 21/19/4154 21/19/004010054 18/18/4/42 1811810040/0042
36. C!iRtm Karoli 21/19/4116 21/1910040/0016 18/18/4116 181181004010016
37. lm(T Khadat 21/1914/58 21/19/004010058 18/18/4/47 18/18/004010047
38. 1SlU Khara 21/19/4/65 21/19/0040/0065 18/1814/62 18/18/004010062
39. fiI;<m;ft Kiwarli 21/19/4114 21/191004010014 18/18/4114 18/181004010014
40. ~ Kui 21/1914/59 . 21/19/004010059 18/18/4/49 18/18/0040/0049
41. 'PIro Kyara 21/1914/12 21/19/0040/0012 18/1814/12 18/181004010012
42. 'PIrU Kyari 21/19/4/55 21/19/0040/0055 18/1814/43 18/181004010043
43. <PmW Kyariya 21/19/4140 21/191004010040 18118/4/30 18/18/004010030
. .44. ~~ Mahi Kheta 2111914/31 21/1910040/0031 1811814/57 18/1810040/0057 . 45. ~(~) Manpur (Rural) . 21/19/4/41 21/19/0040/0041 1811814/31 18/1810040/0031
46. lITi'ffi" Maval 21/19/4163 2111910040/0063 18/18/4163 18/18/0040/0063
47. lfr:f Mean 21119/4/80 21/19/0040/0080 18/18/4/80 18118/004010080
48. ~ Meargarh 2111914137 21119/004010037 18118/4/29 18/18/0040/0029
49. ~ Morthala 21/19/4/44 21/19/004010044 18/18/4/33 18/18/0040/0033
SO. ~ Mudarla 2111914/13 21/191004010013 18/18i4/13 18/1810040/0013
51. ~~ Muliya Mahadeo 21119/4128 21/19/004010028 1811814/58 18/1810040/0058
52. ~ Mungthala 21/19/4121 21/19/0040/0021 18/18/4/21 18/18/0040/0021
53. f.i"«<;rr~ Nichla Garh 21/19/4156 21/19/0040/0056 18/18/4144 18/18/0040/0044
54. ~~ Nichla Khejra 21/19/4153 21/19/0040/0053 1811814/41 18118/004010041
55. ~;ltt Nichli Bor 21/19/4170 21/19/004010070 18/1814r10 18/18/0040/0070
56. • Ode 21/19/4/45 21/19/004010045 18/18/4/45 18/18/0040/0045
57. ~ Oriya 21/191416 21/19/0040/0006 1811814/6 18/181004010006
58. 11m Paba 21/1914152 21/19/004010052 18/18/4140 18/18/004010040
59. ~ Pandoori 21/19/4/15 21/19/0040/0015 18/18/4/15 18/18/004010015
60. ~ Rada 2111914178 21/191004010078 16/18/4178 18/181004010078
61. "{lJ1tu Ranora 21119/4/73 21/1910040/0073 18/18/4173 18/18/004010073
62. 't>cIr q;ffi RedwaKaian 21/19/4138 21/19/0040/0038 18/18/4152 18/1810040/0052
63. 'tS<Ir~ RedwaKhurd 21/1914/36 21/19/0040/0036 18/18/4153 18/18/004010053
64. ~ 5akocla 21/19/4125 21/19/004010025 18/18/4125 18/1810040/0025
55
qoidiqllel~ llTlit c6T l{iit ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES
Tfflrfrr m: 4 ~ -m PANCHAYAT SAMITI: 4 ABU ROAD
'ifillm l1i<PR 1Il1' 1991~ 1981 317TURT SI. No. Name of village 1991 Census 1981 Census
~':i)s -:to ~"lE-;to Location Code No. Location Code No.
~ ~ ~ ~ Manual Computer Manual Computer
2 3 4 5 6
65. ~ Salgaon 21/19/4/8 21/19/0040/0008 18/18/418 18/18/004010008
66 ~ Sangna 21/19/4/57 21/19/004010057 18/18/4/46 18/18/004010046
67. ~ ("rioT) Santpur (Rural) 21/19/4/60 21/19/004010060 1811814/50 18/1810040/0050
68. ~ Sllergaon 21/19/4/1 21/19/0040/0001 18/18/4/1 18/18/0040/0001
69. fW1Tqr Siyawa 21/19/4/67 21/19/0040/0067 1811814/67 18/1810040/0067
70. ~ Soorpagla 21/19/4/68 21/1910040/0068 1811814/68 18/1810040/0068
71. m Talati 21/19/4/81 21/19/0040/0081 18/18/4181 18/18/004010081
72. ~q;r.":fI'1fiT Talwaron-ka-Naka 21/19/4120 21/19/0040/0020 18/18/4/20 18/18/004010020
73 '2ifiI;<TI Tankiya 21119/4/49 21/191004010049 18/18/4/37 18/18/004010037
74. ~(~) Tartoli (Rural) 21f19/4f43 21/19fOO4QfOO43 18f18(4(48 18(18(004010048
75. ~ Toonka 21/19/4147 21/19/0040/0047 18/18/4135 18/18/0040/0035
76. M Umarni 21/19/4/18 21/19/0040/0018 18/18/4/18 18/.1810040/0018
77 ~ Uplagarh 21/19/4/69 21/19/004010069 18/18/4/69 18/18/0040/0069
78. ~~ Upla Khejra 21/19/4172 21/1910040/0072 18/18/4172 18/18/0040/0072
79. ~~ Upli Bor 21/19/4f17 21/19/0040/00n 18/18/4177 18/18/0040/0077
SO. 31i0T Utraj 21/19/4/3 21/19/004010003 18/18/4/3 18/18/004010003
81. crrnw Wasra 2'~/19/4/64 21/19/0040/0064 18/18/4/61 18/18/0040/0061
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1fIll' f$1Cfil ~m:4~"Us ~ltq~~
lIT1fit~ "'"1~f®Ic!:(~~mqlt~~tm (-) ~m tf; ~ ~ ~ ~ r;tr 'i{ ~mt ~ ~ ~ <;it l~ih~t 'i{ ~ 'lI<!iR
~ -5 fcl;o mo, 5-10 1%0 lfto ~ 10+ 1%0 lj'to ctt WIR m It <ft ~ ~) Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash ( - ) has been
shown in the column and next to it, in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the nearest place
where the facility is available has been given.)
~ ~Cl'iI'~ 'lITIPl\T~ ~~ *<1fUrq; ~ 1f.r'ifir M~ ~;mz ~<IR Ci1l<WiT
~-:j'o ~ ~mcmt v-ft (fJ"{ 'ifir f01'f; (;rn '0'r,
(~il) qit~ (1if.1 ;!rrIr) fr:1~ ~~, mm :;mliTlT)
Location Name of Village Total area Total popu- Eaucation Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi-Code of the lalion and water Telegraph days of cations No. village (in number of (Potable) the mar- (Bus stop,
hectares) households ketlhat Rai!way it any station,
Water way)
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
~ ~: 3U{m(1J.iif)
19/4/1 4354.00 118(22) P(l) -(10+) W,HP -(5-10) -(10+)
19/412 ~ 295,00 i1< - 3Jr0flG UN-INHABITED
19/413 ~ 2855.00 251(56) P(1) -(10+) W,TK PO -(10;.)
19/4/4 ~ 213.00 131(30) P(l) -(10+) W,TK,HP,N -(-5) -(-5)
19/415 ~ 142.00 224(51) P(1) -(10+) W,HP -(-5) BS
19/4/6 ~ 820.00 611(139) P(1) -(5-10) T,W,HP PO,PHONE BS
19/417 ~~o. 3 5499.00 '0/, - 31r~ UN-INHABITED
19/4/8 ~ 189.00 168(38) P(l) -(5-10) W,TK,HP -(-5) -(-5)
19/419 3TTm 259.00 140(34) P(l) -(5-10) W,HP -(5-10) -(5-10)
19/4/10 ~~o 1 5560.00 62(9) -(-5) -(10+) HP -(5-10) -(5-10)
.19/4111 amBT 645.00 2112(431) M(i),AC(l.) MH(l) T.W,TK.HP.R PO BS
19/4/12 <FmT 130.00 211(40) P(1)AC(1) -(10+) TK.HP -(10+) -(-5)
19/4/13 ~~ 440.00 1487(276) P(1).AC(1) -(-5) W.HP -(-5) -(-5)
19/4/14 fc!;cr{ffi 1086.00 2522(514) P(l).M(i) PHS(1) T.W.HP PO(1) BS.RS
H(I)AC(2)
19/4/15 ~ 308.00 509(99) P(1)AC(1) MH(l) T,W,HP,A -(-5) -(-5)
19/4/16 q;ffiffi 344.00 949(216) P(1),AC(1) -(-5) T,W,HP.R,O -(-5) -(-5)
19/4/17 ~ 224.00 402(79) P(I) ~(-5) W.TK,HP,C,N -(-5) BS
19/4/18 3ll"ctt 272.00 587(104) P(1).C(2) -(-5) W,TK,HP.C.N -(-5) -(-5)
19/4/19 1J171'CIiT 473.00 965(171) P(I) ~(-5) W,TK,HP,R,C,N -(-5) -(-5)
19/4/20 ~ -ifiT-1TifiT 444.00 1020(181) P(1) -(-5) W.HP.C.N -(-5) BS
19/4121 ~ 1531.00 4200(751) P(4),M(1) H(1) W.HP PO,PHONE BS
H(1)O(3) PHS(1)
57
VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIESAND LAND USE PANCHAYATSAMITI :4ABU ROAC
~~ Land use
(:wmr ~ <Y; %ii - 'r"fc'i cr1f * 3Rf1t;r ~ -~ it ~ * €r~amit~
(Le. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to two decimal places)
llfl1 '!'Ii ~~ ~* 'i'R 'lit<fmr mift;r ~~ ~<Y;~ llTlltlil' '=!Itf
q~"'4 a;r l!'t~¢ 3lTgftf fuf.rir (ll7r~ ffi ~ (~ ~ llfIf (f<i;o ~o it) ~) '1m '3'm mt;;) ~rr
Approach Nearest Town and Power Forest Irrigated Un Irri- Culturable Area not Name of Village to village distance (in Kms.) supply by source gated waste (includ- availablf>
(including ing gauchar lor cultrvabon fallow and groves) land)
11 12 13 14 1S 16 17 18 2
TEHSIL : ABU ROAD (FULL)
Mount Abu(24) 4218.00 11.00 12.00 113.00 8hergaon
Mount Abu(24) 283.00 1.00 2.00 9.00 Akhi
Mount Abu(22) ED,EAG 2744.00 W(2.00) 31.00 20.00 58.00 Utraj
PR Mount Abu(12) ED 1SO.00 W(2.00) 11.,00 12.00 38.00 Jawai
PR Mount Abu(10) EA 96.00 W(3.00) 6.00 1.00 36.00 Achalgarh
PR Mount Abu(8) EA 549.00 w(22.00) 36.00 81.00 132.00 Oriya
Mount Abu(4) 5049.00 W(1.00) 4.00 339.00 106.00 Block No. 3
KR '. Mount Abu(S) ED 51.00 w(5.00) 40.00 42.00 51.00 8algaon
PR Mount Abu(7) ED 1SO.00 W(2.00) 3.00 11.00 93.00 Arna
Abu Road(20) 4818.00 23.00 719.00 Block No.1
PR Abu Aoad(14) ED, 10.00 C(227.00) TW(1.00) 197.00 31.00 156.00 Amthala
EAG W(8.00)O( 15.00)
Abu Road(17) ED, 6.00 C(12.00)O(3.00) 43.00 7.00 57.00 Kyara
EAG TW(2.00)
PR Abu Road(16) ED, 40.00 C(33)TW(61) 188.00 6.00 80.00 Mudrala
EAG W(2.00)O(30)
KR,PR Abu Road(12) EA 249.00 C(16.45) 329.00 22.55 292.00 Kiwarli
TW(177)
KR Abu Road(13) ED, C(1.00)W(35) 147.00 6.00 110.00 Pandoon
EAG TW(9.00)
PR Abu Road(14) ED,EAG C(44.00)W(15) 201.00 34.00 SO.OO Karoli
PR Abu Road(7) EA W(52.00) 84.00 88.00 Danvav
KR,PR Abu Road(4) ED,EAG W(92.00) 97.00 45.00 38.00 Umarni
KR,PR Abu Road(5) ED,EAG W(112.00) 253.00 34.00 74.00 Ganka
KR,PR AIXl Road(S) ED,EAG 17.00 W(119.00) 233.00 21.00 54.00 Talwaron-ka-Naka
PR Abu Road(10) EA 26.00 W(377.00) 367.00 526.00 235.00 Mungthala ,
58
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1I'J1f it ~ 'lIOf9f<il!ll~ ('1Jfu ~ JlT11 ~ ~ :rm t m ( -) ~ \'l-IJR ~ qR ll'itf ~ ~ ¢ 1R ~mt'31f:r~d Cffl ¢ m?: ~ 1Jl: ~ !fcm
~ -5 fto mo, 5-10 F!;o tlto ~ 10+ F!;o -Gto qit mqpr ~ ~ f.T 1lt %) Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash ( - ) has been
shown in the column and next to it, in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the nearest place
where the facility IS available has been given.)
~ JlT11 <f.T 1li1 'lIT'r'PT¥T ~~ ;n~ifrrq; ~ f.t<lif 5J'"1fi~ ~mz ~~
CJits ";to m1'f ~1fuIit w:lt m <!iT ft;r;cf; (m1~,
(~it) q;ra (m-~) ~~ ~~, ~ir orc:r lWf)
Location Name of Village Total area Total popu- Education Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi-Code of the lalion and water Telegraph days of cations No. village (in number of (Potable) the mar· (Bus stop,
hectares) households ketlhat Railway if any station,
Water way)
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
19/4/22 orTrU 441.00 954(166) P(l)AC(l) -(-5) HP -(-5) BS
19/4/23 ~ 118.00 218(42) P(1) -(10+) W,HP -(-5) BS
19/4124 ~ 1120.00 2063(370) pel) -(10+) T,W,HP PO BS
19/4/25 ~ 212.47 308(66) P(l) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10)
19/4126 ~ 363.20 696(122) P(l) -(5-10) W,HP -(10+) -(-5)
19/4127 ~~ 698.00 864(143) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(5-10) BS
19/4/28 ~~ 142.00 'Ttl:-~ UN·INHABITED
19/4129 ~~ 848.00 107(19) -(-5) -(-5) HP -(-5) -(10+)
19/4/30 ~ 209.00 240(38) P(1)O(1) -(-5) HP -(-5) -(10+)
19/4/31 .m~ 752.00 1072(189) P(2)AC(1) -(-5) HP -(-5) BS
19/4/32 men: 961.00 2714(449) P(2)M(1) H(l)PHS(l) T,W,HP PO,PHONE BS
H(1)AC(1)
19/4/33 ~ 1117.00 2572(460) P(l )M(1)O(2) -(-5) HP PO, -(10+)
PHONE
19/4/34 ~ 260.00 507(84) P(l) -(-5) HP -(-5) -(-5)
19/4/35 31l"'ffi 790.00 1941(335) P(1 )M(1) NH(1) 0 PO -(-5)
H(l)AC(l)
19/4/36 WIT~ 347.00 63(12) -(-5) -(10+) HP -(10+) -(-5)
19/4/37 ~ 107.00 380(68) P(1) -(-5) HP -(-5) -(-5)
19/4/38 WIT ~ 648.00 1355(231) P(1)AC(1) -(-5) HP -(-5) -(5-10)
19/4/39 ~ 133.00 267(49) pel) -(5-10) HP -(-10) -(-10)
19/4/40 ~ 679.00 673(129) P(l) -(5-10) HP,R -(5-10) -(10)
19/4/41 ~ (wftur) 430.00 1291(240) P(l) -(-5) W,HP,R,N -(-5) BS
19/4/42 3Wf.\T ~ 123.00 1622(348) P(l)M(l) -(-5) W,HP,R,C PTO, BS
PHONE
19/4/43 ~ (JWftur) 255]2 1011(184) P(1)M(1)H(1) -(-5) W,HP PO -(-5)
59
VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PANCHAYATSAMITI : 4 ABU ROAD
'lfir~ Land use
(aw.;~;f;l)'4'!i- ~'11iT;f; 3R%;~ - ~tr~;f;
~~ami't~ (i.e. area under different types of land use
in hectares rounded up to two decimal places)
JlllI" (fq; ~~ ~ Cli q:r m<rmT ~ ~~ <Wt;f;~ JlllI" q;r ~
q~'~4 CfiT lfcf~<;tT awffif ~ (l11r 11Sif ~~ (l]m ~.r
llf1f (f;l;o "lito it) ~) (ffi "3'f<l1 mtr) ~n Approach Nearest Town and Power Forest Irrigated lin Irri- Culturable Area not Name of Village to village distance (In Kms.) supply by source gated waste (includ- available
(including ing gauchar for cultivation fallow and groves) land)
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2
PR Abu Road(13) ED 21.00 C(8oo)W(59.oo) 192.00 47.00 114.00 Bageri
KR,PR Abu Road(15) ED,EAG 33.00 TK(1.00)W(16.00) 55.00 13.00 Ambaweri
KR,PR Abu Road( 15) ED,EAG 487.00 TK(172)W(34) 258.00 169.00 Chandela
KR Abu Road(20) 101.00 85.00 26.47 Sakoda
KR Abu Road(20) 157.00 W(25.OO) 128.20 53.00 Fatehpura
KR,PR Abu Road(20) EA 443.00 W(31.00) 148.00 76.00 Bahadutpura
Abu Road(30) 142.00 Mulia Mahadeo
Abu Road(26) 840.00 W(l.oo) 5.00 2.00 Forest Chotila
KR Abu Road(25) 58.00 W(19.oo) 64.00 4.00 64.00 Chotila
PR Abu Road(20) ED,EAG 82.00 C(93.oo)W(85.oo) 213.00 160.00 119.00 Mahi Khera
Pi-! Abu Road(18) ED,EAG 89.00 W(l82.oo) 465.00 76.00 149.00 Girwar
KR,PR Abu Road(23) EA TK(141.oo) 608.00 3.00 228.00 Chanar
W(137.oo)
KR,PR Abu Road(18) 55.00 W(28.58) 135.42 41.00 Andaliya
KR Abu Road(16) ED,EAG 30.00 W(211.oo) 441.00 3.00 105.00 Awal
KR Abu Road(12) 232.00 W(39.OO) 39.00 37.00 RedwaKhurd
KR Abu Road( 11 ) ED,EAG W(58.00) 34.00 15.00 Meergarh
KR Abu Road(6) ED,EAG SO.OO W(53.OO) 360.00 85.00 100.00 RedwaKaian
PR Abu Road(5) EAG W(16.oo) 67.00 29.00 21.00 Dunakakar
KR Abu Road(5) C(l03.oo) 395.00 53.00 112.00 Kyariya
W(16.oo)
PR Abu Road(4) ED,EAG 04.00 W(49.oo) 155.00 49.00 173.00 Manpur(Rural)
KR,PR Abu Road(4) ED,EAG W{26.oo) 37.00 7.00 53.00 Akra Bhatta
PR Abu Road(2l EA 17.96 W{65 05) 94.32 4.62 73.77 Tartoli (Rural)
60
1I1lf R{f1(>ICflI ~m :43l11its ~.mt ltq ~ :wirr
llI1I' it ~ '31'1yf®lQ: ('1l'ft ~lT l!I'IT it ~ -:m ~ m ( -) '%w m ;f; ~ llm ~ f%rn:ft ¢ tR" ~ ~l ~ 1!I'i? ¢ mt m tR" ~ W{
~ -5 fc!;o ~o, 5-10 fc!;o ~o ll'?'f 10+ fc!;o ~o cti ~ ~ it <:t lit t) Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash ( - ) has been
shown in the column and next to it, in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the nearest place
where the facility is available has been given.)
~ l!I'IT Cfif 1Jll Jl!l1'Cjif~ ~~ ~ fWif;;m ~Cfif m'fiT!,'t ~1l?T2' ~ Ul"<W'lT
eRs :to ~ ll'?'f'llfumt w:ft <iR' q;r ft:r~ (~ '01r,
(~il] ~mr (1ff.r~) ft:r"llfu ¥l~, mit 0R1llTlT)
Location Name of Village Total area Total popu- Education Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi-Code of the lation and water Telegraph days of cations No. village (in number of (Potable) the mar- (Bus stop,
hectares) households ketJhat Railway if any station,
Water way)
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
19/4/4<! ~ 283.00 1169(242) P(1)M(1) NH(1) HP PO RS
19/4/45 ~ 620,00 2104(377) P( 1 ),M(1 ),H( 1) 0(1 ),NH(1) r,w,HP,O PO BS
19/4/46 mr 358.00 948(194) P(1),AC(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) BS
19/4/47 ~ 342.00 398(74) P(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) - BS
19/4/48 ~ 1471.00 2185(446) P(1),M(1), H(1) W,HP,R PO BS
AC(1),O(1) 0(1)
19/4/49 ctfcfm 3308.00 1317(238) P(1) -(10+) HP -(10+) -(-5)
19/4/50 Gtm 2203.44 1398(259) P(1),M(1), -(10+) W,HP,N -(10+) -(10+)
AC(1),O(1)
19/4/51 ..rRt~ 1264.49 1021(172) P(1),AC(1) -(10+) W,HP,N -(10+) -(10+)
19/4/52 'tTr.fT 1372.42 1119(172) P(1),AC(1 ) -(10+) W,HP,N -(10+) -(10+)
19/4/53 Rm~ 1381.12 780(132) P(1),AC(1) -(10+) W,HP,N -(5-10) -(10+)
19/4/54 ~ 1297.00 574(107) P(1) -(-5-10) HP -(-5) -(10+)
19/4/55 'Cf'1lTU n1.00 302(58) P(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(10+)
19/4/56 ~ 1651.00 1654(275) AC(1),O(2) -(5-10) W,HP PO -(10+)
1914/57 ".ljrrr:rr 769.00 1174(205) P(1) -(-5) HP -(-5) -(-5)
19/4/58 mm 485.47 1255(240) P(1),M(1) -(-5) W,HP PHONE -(-5)
1914/59 ~ 667.00 1183(201} P(1) -(-5) W,HP,C,N -(-5) -(-5)
19/4/60 ~ (~) 1224.00 4153(832) P(1),M(1), D(1),HC(1}, T,W.HP PO -(-5)
H(1),AC(1) CHW(1) HP PHONE
19/4/61 ~ 821.00 975(180) P(1) -(-5) HP -(-5) BS
19/4/62 ~ 309.00 256(47) P(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)
19/4/63 ~ 1126.00 1784(349} H(1) PHS(1) T,W,HP PO,PHONE BS,RS
19/4/64 ~ 658.00 1869(359) P(1) PHS(1) W,HP,O -(-5) BS
19/4/65 mu 983.00 661(109) P(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5)
19/4/66 ~ 1367.00 958(155) P(1) 0(1) HP.O -(-5) -(-5)
19/4/67 fWnqr 1828.00 2565(473) P(2),M(1), PHS(1) W,R,N PO BS
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VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PANCHAYATSAMITI :4ASU ROAD
I@T~ Land use
(~1;lffr <I; ~ -~ qJjf <I; ~ ~ -~ i:r ~<I; <?r~ami'r~
(i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to two decimal places)
llfl1" '!lfi ~~ ~* q.:r W<r"l:J1T ~ ~-mm ~<I;fmr llfl1" q;r ":jfli
~q;r ~~¢ ~ fu'f.rrT (-q:or~ ~ ~ (l)rm ~ lJT7f (fc!;o ljto i'r) ~) ~"3'l'R $) ~
Approach Nearest Town and Power Forest Irrigated Un Irri- Culturable Area not Name of Village to village distance (in Kms.) supply by source gated waste '1clud- available
(including ing gauchar for cultivation fallow and groves) land)
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2
KR Abu Road(3) ED,EAG W(16.00) 69.00 38,00 160.00 Morthala
KR,PR Abu Road(5) ED,EAG 24.00 W(108.00) 261.00 113.00 114.00 Od
PR Abu Road(10) ED,EAG 122.00 W(89.00) 59.00 56.00 32.00 Derna
PR Abu Road(12) ED,EAG 123,00 W(33.00) 121,00 26,00 39,00 Toonka
PR Abu Road(12) ED,EAG 622.00 W(101.00) 454.00 130.00 164.00 Deldar
KR Abu Road(26) 2950.00 W(4.00) 165.00 2000 169.00 Tankiya
KR Abu Road(48) 1725,54 W(1.04) 214.85 26201 Dotra
KR,PR Abu Road(49) 890.00 W(3.50) 163.99 207.00 Sori BooJ
KR Abu Road(38) 1012.47 W(1.02) 172.26 186.67 Paba
KR.PR Abu Road(2g) 1111.14 W(4.49) 116.04 241 147.04 Nichla Khejrl:
KR Abu Road(18) 1180.00 '''1(6.00) 75.00 6.00 30.00 Jaydara
PR Abu Road(17) 668.00 W(900) 46.00 48,00 Kyan
PR nOU Road(19) ED,EO 1220,00 W(36.00) 218.00 4.00 173.00 Nichlagarh
KR Abu Road(4) 441.00 144.00 24.00 160.00 Sangna
PR Abu Road(3) EA 112.38 W(144.43) 136,98 91.68 Khadat
KR Abu Road(3) ED,EAG 352.00 C(56.00),W(11.00) 152,00 24.00 72.00 Kui
PR Abu Road(3) EA 158.00 W(163.00) 416.00 180.00 307.00 Santpur(Rural
PR Abu Road(7) EA 262,00 W(87,00) 273,00 14,00 18500 Chandrawati
Abu Road(13) 4.00 W(13,00) 4200 103,00 147.00 Amba
PR Abu Road( 11 ) ED,EAG 19.00 W(194.00) 398.00 88.00 427.00 Maval
PR Abu Road(13) ED,EAG W(130,00) 256,00 24.00 248.00 Wasda
Aba Road(14) 542.00 W(41.00) 161.00 188.00 51.00 Khara
Abu Road(15) 840.00 W(30.00) 95.00 9.00 393.00 Bhaisasingh
KR,PR AbuRoad(7) ED,EAG 878.00 W(31.00) 467.00 45200 Siyawa
62
1Jllf f~&I<fi1 ~ mTlfu : 4 ;m; -us ~ttq~~
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~ -5 f'<r;e lj'to, 5-10 f'<r;e me ~ 10+ f'<r;o mo <tt mtlPf m it <!r llt t) Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash ( - ) has been
shown in the column and next to it, in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 Kms., 5·10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the nearest place
where the facility is available has been given.)
~ lIrtr'fif1m lIrtr'fiT¥J" ¥T~ ~hm fficm r1f.r'fiT 5Jqi-g;:f mrrr.rm- ~~ ;irs :[0 ~ ~~ -qr:ft ;m <iii' ff::rf'1; (~~,
(~1r) <ttM (!ff.r~) ft.r"llk ~~, ;irtm "1R1l!1lf)
Location Name of Village Total area Total popu- Education M~dlcal Drinking Post and Day or Communi-Code of the lalion and water Telegraph days of cations No. village (in number of (Potable) the mar- (Bus stop,
hectares) households ket/hat Railway if any station,
Water way)
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
19/4/68 :r,r~lffiT 4917.00 1565(320) M(1),AC(2) H(l),D(l), W,HP PO, BS
HC(l),O(l) PHONE
19/4/69 ~ 3601.00 1674(297) P{l) 0(1 ),CHW(l )W,HP -(-5) -(10+)
19/4170 f.tq(;jt <W: 620.00 289(47) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(10+)
19/4171 ~\iIT 650.71 480(73) P(l),AC(l) -(10+) W,N -(10+) -(10+)
19/4172 ~~ 1341.34 644(98) P(l),AC(l) -(10+) W,H,P,O -(10+) -(10+)
19/4173 t:ITU 837.92 504(88) p(i),AC(l) -(10+) W,HP,N -(10+) -(10+)
19/4174 ~ 944.82 389(69) P(l),AC(l) -(10+) W.HP,N -(10+) -(10+)
19/4175 irm 1615.00 595(77) P(l) H(l) W,HP -(10+) -(10+)
19/4176 ~ 1422.00 932(174) P(1),AC(3) H(ll,D(l), W,HP PO -(5-10)
CHW(l)
19/4177 ~.m 554.00 472(76) P(l) -(5-10) HP -(5-10) -(10+)
19/4178 \1m 597.00 303(43) P(1),AC(l) -(10+) W -(10+) -(10+)
19/4179 ~ 2706.00 1307(220) P(l),AC(l) -(10+) W,HP PO,PHONE -(5-10)
19/4/80 m-;r 1712.96 904(158) P(1),AC(3) -(-5-10) W.HP -(10) -(5-10)
19/4/81 aBiT 894.00 1164(168) M(1),AC(3) -(-5) W,R,HP -(-5) -(-5)
~ 65811.08 80611 P(76),M(17), H(6),0(7),
(14789) H(8),AC(39), HC(2),PHS(6),
0(14)- MH(2),NH(3),
CHW(3),O(1)
VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE
Jll1i 'l'li ~~ ~qit
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Approach Nearest Town and Power to village distance (in Kms.) supply
11 12 13
PR AbuRoad(12) ED,EO
PR AbuRoad(24)
KR AbuRoad(21 )
AbuRoad(38)
KR,PR AbuRoad(31)
KR AbuRoad(35)
KR AbuRoad(36)
AbuRoad(30)
KR,PR AbuRoad(35)
AbuRoad(26) ED
AbuRoad(35)
KR,PR AbuRoad(22) ED
KR AbuRoad(38)
KR,PR AbuRoad(30) ED
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PANCHA YA T SAMITI . 4 ABU ROAD
'l3ftr~ Land use
(3Mf;f ~ <f; '?f<fi - 1)Iri1i '-fliT <f; 3FflT;r ~ -~ it ~;f;
7f.i
Forest
14
4154.00
3239.00
550.00
514.17
1206.04
746.13
85209
1498.00
1110.00
362.00
535.00
2364.00
1388.00
490.00
55562.92
ii~~ll~ (i.e. area under different types of land use
in hectares rounded up to two decimal places)
~mr 31fiiffi :iftr~ fuf.:m (wr'1"?'T ~~(fi
~) f1\'1T 1'TiB \lfu;r) Irrigated Un Irri- Culturable
by source gated waste (inc Iud-(including ing gauchar
fallow and groves) land)
15 16 17
W(10.OO) 217 00 33.00
W(30.OO) 194.00 13.00
W(9.OO) 31.00
W(4.09) 66.60 1.74
W(2.21) 78.09
49.12
W(309) 50.50 8.17
89.00
W(8.OO) 23800
W(8.00) 94.00
38.00
W(2.OO) 175.00 36.00
W(4.OO) 168.00
W(4.OO) 208.00
C(593.45) 12656.37 2914.49
TW(250.00)
TK(314.00)
W(3340.S0)
0(48.00)
tfir<f;~ JIm q;r 1m
~.r
~n Area not Name of Village available
for cultivation
18 2
503.00 Soorpagla
125.00 Uplagarh
30.00 Nichli Bor
6411 Buja
55.00 Upla Khejra
42.67 Ranora
30.97 Bhamnya
28.00 80sa
66.00 Jamboori
90.00 Upli Bor
24.00 Rada
129.00 Dari
152.96 Mean
192.00 Talati
10131.35 TOTAL
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~Wlfn 51q<:"{ PANCHAYAT SAMITI: 5 REODAR
'IiI1 W§!II 1!T"f'liT "'1m 1 991 "3RTf1lRT 1981 -;jf'I1J1lRT
SI.No. Name of village 1991 Census 1981 Census
~<irs::ro ~<trs::ro Location Code No. Location Code No.
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2 3 4 5 6
~:~(~ TEHSIL: REODAR (FULL)
1. 3fIroTT Amrapura 21/19/5/45 21/19/0050/0045 18/1815/43 18/18/0050/0043
2. 3f.I1W Anadra 21/19/5/64 21/19/0050/0064 18/18/5/59 18118/005010059
3. m1TJ Anapura 21/19/5/6 21/19/0050/0006 1811815/5 18118/0050/0005
4. 3flJTCf Asao 21/19/5(72 21/19/0050/0072 1811815/66 181181005010066
5. ?i!mi'IT Asawa 21/19/5/19 21/19/005010019 1811815/18 18118/0050/0018
6. 3lJCI'm Awada 21/19/S176 21/19/005010076 1811815170 1811810050/0070
7. ~ Awaliya 21119/51123 21119/0050/0123 1811815/113 181181005010113
8. ~ Badechi 21/19/5/122 21/19/0050/0122 1811815/112 18118/005010112
9. ~ Bahadurpura 21/19/5/106 21/19/0050/0106 18/18/5196 1811810050/0096
10. 'iii? Bant 21/19/5/84 21/19/0050/0084 18/18/5178 181181005010078
11. ontt~ BariKhera 21/19/5/22 21/19/0050/0022 1811815121 181181005010021
12. 'I1!lllJ Bhamra 21/19/5/38 21/19/0050/0038 18/18/5/37 181181ooSOI0037
13. 'IfCRT Bhatana 21/19/5/120 21/19/00S0/0120 18118151110 181181OOS0/0110
14. ~'G9r Bheelra Khera 21/19/S/92 21/19/0050/0092 18118/5/82 181181005010082
15. ~ Bheroogarh 21/19/5/119 21/19/0050/0119 18/18151109 1811810050/0109
16. m~ BiJwaKhera 21/19/5/99 21/19/0050/0099 18/18/5/89 18/181005010089
17. 'f!iT Booln 21/19/5/117 21/19/0050/0117 18118151107 181181005010107
18. ~iJ9r Burari Khera 21/19/S/23 21/19/005010023 1811815122 18118/005010022
19. ~ Chhapol 21/19/5/62 21/19/0050/0062 18118/5/57 18/18/0050/0057
20. s;rr;fr Oabani 21/19/5/68 21/19/0050/0068 1811815/62 181181005010062
21. ~ Dadarla 21/19/5/32 21/19/005010032 18/18/5131 1811810050/0031
22. ;srq; Oak 21/19/5/66 21/19/0050/0066 18/18/5/60 1811810050/0060
23. SflR"j(;fr Oangrah 21/19/5/12 21/19/0050/00 12 18/18/5/11 18118/0050/0011
24. ~ Oanpura 21/19/5/89 21/19/005010089
25. ~ Oantrai 21/19/5/9 21/19/005010009 18/18/5/8 1811810050/0008
26. ~ Datani 21/19/5/110 21/19/0050/0110 18/18/5/100 18/1810050/0100
27. tmt Oerli 21/19/5/121 21/19/0050/0121 18/18/S/111 18/18/00S0/0111
28. ~ Deroe 21/19/S/S9 21/19/0050/0059 18118/5/S5 18/18/0050/0055
29. muT Dhan 21/19/5/10 21/19/0050/0010 18/18/5/9 18/18/0050/0009
30. mtI'pJ (~) Dhancihpura 21/19/5/63 21/19/0050/0063 18118/5/58 18/181005010058
31. m Dhanera 21/19/5/67 21/19/0050/0067 18118/S/61 18/18/0050/0061
32. ~ Dhanpura 21/19/5179 21/19/005010079
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37.
38.
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49.
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54.
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63.
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PANCHAYAT SAMITI: 5 REODAR
Dhawli
Dheebri
Didmana Khera
Dolpura
Fatepura
Goreli
GulabGanj
Gundwara
Hadmatiya
Hadmatiya
Hadmatiya
Harni Amarpura (Hami)
Hathal
Himmatpura
Idarla
Jalampura
Jamtha
Jawal
Jeerawal
Jetawara
Jolpur
Juadara
Kaleri
KarJiya
Karoti
Kesuwa
Khan
Kolapura
Kotra
KotraKhera
Kusma
Leelora
1B3R1 Manual
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21119151105
21/19/5/125
21/19/5/98
21/19/51103
21/19/5/91
21/19/51116
21/19/5/28
21/19/5/80
21/19/5114
21/19/5/46
21/19/5/65
21/19/5/7
21/19/5/31
21/19/5/4
21/19/5/11
21/19/5/1
21/19/5/96
21/19/5197
21/19/5/40
21/19/5/83
21/19/5/34
21/19/S/94
21119/5m
21119/5/109
21/19/5/102
21/19/5/3
21/19/5/5S
21/1915144
21/19/5/86
21119/5/95
21/19/5/52
21/19/5/104
1 991 '3R11URT 1991 Census
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~ Computer
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21/19/0050/0105
21/19/0050/0125
21/19/ooSOI0098
21 /19/ooS0/01 03
21/19/005010091
21/191005010116
21/19/ooSOI0028
21/19/005010080
21/19/005010014
21/19/00501~
21/19/0050/0065
21/19/0050/0007
21/19/0050/0031
21/19/005010004
21/19/005010011
21/19/005010001
21/19/005010096
21/19/0050/0097
21/19/005010040
21/19/0050/0083
21/19/00S0/0034
21/19/ooSOIOO94
21/19/0050/0077
21/19/0050/0109
21119/0050/0102
21119/00S0/0003
21/19/0050/0055
21/19/0050/0044
21/19/0050/0086
21/19/0050/0095
21/19/0050/0052
21/19/0050/0104
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1981 Census
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1B:w;r Manual
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1811815195
18118151115
18118/SI88
18118/5193
18118/5/81
1811815/106
18/1815127
18/18/5/73
1811815113
1811815144
18118/516
1811815130
1811815110
18118/511
18118/5/86
1811815187
18118/5/39
18/18/5/77
18118/5/33
18118/5184
1811815/71
18/18/5/99
18/18/5/92
18118/513
18/18/5151
18/18/5/42
18118/5179
1811815/85
18118/5/49
18118/5/94
~ Computer
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181181005010095
18118/005010115
181181OOSOIOO88
181181005010093
181181005010081
1811810050/0106
181181005010027
1811810050/0073
181181005010013
181181005010044
181181005010006
1811810050l0030
181181005010010
1811810050l0001
181181005010086
181181005010087
181181005010039
18/181005010077
181181005010033
181181005010084
18/18100SOI0071
18118/00SOIOO99
18118/005010092
181181005010003
1811810050100S1
181181005010042
181181005010079
1811810050/0085
181181005010049
18/18i00501oo94
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$tr«r W!fu . 5 'mt PANCHAYAT SAMITI: 5 REO DAR
iliTTm l1fcPliT :wr 1 991 0f1i11lRT 1981 ;;r;rTURT
SLNo. NameotviUage 1991 Census 1981 Census
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2 3 4 5 6
65. ~ loonol 21/19/snO 21/19/005010070 1811815164 181181005010064
66. "t!1lU~ Magriwada 21/19/sn8 21/19/005010078 1811815172 181181005010072
67. ~~ Mahobbatpura 21/19/5/85 21/19/005010085
68. ~ Makawal 21/19/5/115 21/19/005010115 1 !il181511 05 181181005010105
69. lR'ITCIT Malawa 21119/5137 21/19/005010037 18118/5/36 181181005010036
70. ~ Maleepura 21/19/5151 21/19/005010051
71. 11T(11liq Malgaon 21/19/5129 21/19/005010029 1811815/28 181181005010028
72. lJlBlJU Malpura 21/19/5153 21/19/005010053
73. ll5R Mandar 21/19/5/90 21/19/005010090 1811815/74 181181005010074
74. llRm Maral 21/19/5/100 21/19/005010100 18118/5190 181181005010090
75. llI2PR Matasan 21/19/5147 21/19/0050/0047 18118/5/45 181181005010045
76. ~ Meetan 21/19/5/74 21119/005010074 18118/5168 181181005010068
n. itmgu Methipura 21119/51126 21/19/005010126 18118151116 18/181005010116
78. lTIw~ Mokhara 21/19/5/48 21/19/0050/0048 18118/5/46 18/1810050/0046
79. lJfWrr~ Maoliya Khera 21/19/51108 21/19/0050/0108 1811815/98 181181005010098
SO. :wrr:ir Naganl 21/19/5/13 21/19/0050/0013 18/1815112 1811810050/0012
81. m Neebaj 21/191515 21/19/005010005 1811815/4 1811810050/0004
82. ~ Nimbora 21/19/5/101 21/19/005010101 18/18/5191 1811810050/0091
83. ~ Nimtalai 21119/5/42 21/19/0050/0042
84. ~ Padar 21/19/5/124 21/19/oo50!0124 18/18151114 1.811810050/0114
85. ~~&r Padroo Khera 21/19/5/21 21/19/005010021 1811815/20 1811810050100'20
86. ~ ii":&r Pad roo Khera 21/19/5/118 21/19/0050/0118 1811815/108 181181oo50iOl08
87. ~~ PalriKhera 21/19/5/107 21/19/0050/0107 1811815;97 1811810050/0097
88. qJim Pamera 21/19/5/15 21/19/005010015 18118/5/14 18118l0050l0014
89. 1[Q?r.fc;r Panch Dewal 21/19/5/8 21/19/005010008 181181517 18118iOO50/0007
90. ~ Peepaliya 21/19/5/113 21/19/0050/0113 18118/5/103 181HlI0050/0i 03
91. ~l Peethapura·1 21/19/5/49 21/19/0050/0049 1811815147 181181005010047
92. ~Ii Peethapura·1I 21/19/5/26 21/19/0050/0026 18118/5/25 181181005010025
93. twrr Perwa 21/19/5/71 21/19/005010071 1811815/65 18/181005010065
94. tffifRm Poseelara 21/19/5/30 21/19/0050/0030 18118/5/29 1811810050/0029
95. Wly Ralpur 21119/5143 21/19/0050/0043 18118/5/41 181181005010041
96. ~ Rajgarh 21/19/5173 21/19/0050/0073 1811615167 18/181005010067
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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES
~g; 5~ PANCHAYAT SAMITI: 5 REODAR
Sli1T m9!lT ljjq q;r 1JlT 1991~ 1981 'i-'fl11lRT
SI.No. Name of village 1991 Census 1981 Census
~m;ro ~m;jo , Location Code No. Location Code No.
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I
1 • 2 3' 4, 5 6
97. ~ Rampura 21/19/5/36 21/19/005010036 1811815/35 181181005010035
98. W1TJ~ Rampura Khera .2111915/114 21/19/0050/0114 18118151104 181181005010104
~~ I
99 . Rampura Pilosi 21/19/5/93 21/19/0050/0093 1811815183 1811810050/0083 • '{RI91 100. Ranari 21/19/5/57 21/19/0050/0057
101. ~ Reodar 21/19/5/60 21/19/0050/0060 1811815/53 18118l0050I0053
102. trs3IT Rohua 21/19/5141 21/19/0050/0041 1811815140 181181005010040
103. ~ Salotra 21/19/5/112 21/19/005010112 18118151102 181181005010102
104. ~ Sanwara 21/19/5/18 21/19/005010018 1811815117 181181005010017
105. murlflT~ Saran-ka-Khera 21/19/5/39 21/19/0050/0039 1811815138 181181005010038
106. ~ Selwad . 21/19/5/33 21/19/005010033 1811815132 181181005010032
107. mcrr Serwa 21/19/5/61 21/19/0050/0061 18118/5/56 181181005010056
108. fu'!lmjt ~ Singarli Khera 21/19/5/25 21/19/005010025 1811815/24 181181005010024
109. fuUt Siroi 21/19/5/27 21/19/005010027 1811815/26 181181005010026
110. mm Sonani 21/19/5/82 21/19/0050/0082 1811815/75 181181005010075
111. ~ Sonela 21/19/5/81 21/19/005010081
112. mm Sorda 21/19/5/88 21/1,9/005010088 18118/5/76 1&'181005010076
113. ~ Sui iva 21/19/5/50 21/19/0050/0050 18118/5148 181181005010048
114. ~ Thai 21/19/5/69 21/19/0050/0069 1811815/63 181181005010063
115. ~~ Titmiya Khera 21/19/5/17 21/19/0050/0017 18118/5/16 18/181005010016
116. imT Tokra 21/19/5/24 21/19/005010024 18118/5/23 181181005010023
117. ~ Udwaria 21/19/5/20 21/19/005010020 18118/5/19 181181005010019
118. ~ Vahan 21/19/5/16 21/19/005010016 18118/5115 181181005010015
119. cm!r Vanti 21/19/5/75 21/19/005010075 18118/5169 181181005010069
120. Cf1:llT1lT Varman 21/19/5/54 21/19/005010054 18118/5150 181181005010050
121. ~ Vidmiya 21/19/5/111 21/19/0050/0111 18118151101 181181005010101
122. ~ Vikanwas 21/19/5/58 21/19/005010058 18118/5/54 181181005010054
123. CfIS"<fj[ Wadka 21/19/5/35 21/19/0050/0035 18118/5134 181181005010034
124. ~ Wadwaj 21/19/5/2 21/19/0050/0002 18118/5/2 181181005010002
125. ~ Wasda 21/19/5/87 21/19/0050/0087 18118/5180 181181005010080
126. <mfUT Wasan 21/19/5/56 21/19/0050/0056 1811815/52 181181005010052
NOTE: In the column Nos. 5 & 6 ot'location code of villages in 1981 Census, dash (-) has been indicated againstthose villages which were newly created during the 1991 Census.
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'UT'If it ~ "I4gfq,mt (~ ~ 1I!li it ~ m t m ( -) ~ m <T; ~ JIIll 'it M ~1R ~ ~~ ~ ~~"1iR 1R ~'!I<m
~ -5 lito l[o, 5-10 lito l[o 't!;<t 10+ lito l[o 'lit 'UJllR ~ it <ft 'lit ~) Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash ( - ) has been
shown in the column and next to it, in brackets, the distance In broad ranges viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the nearest place
where the facility is available has been given.)
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mit ~llI1f) Location Name of Village Total area Total popu- Education Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi-Code of the iation and water Telegraph days of cations No. village (in number of (Potable) the mar- (Bus stop,
hectares) households ket/hat Railway if any station,
Water way)
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
~;~(~ 19/511 ~ 1760.89 608(117) P(l) -(10+) W,HP,R (-5) -(-5) -(-5)
19/512 ~ 3478.88 850(152) P(l),AC(l) -(10+) W,H,P,N -(5-10) -(-5) BS
19/5/3 *wn 498.99 647(115) P(1)O(2) -(-5) W,TK -(-5) -(-5) BS
19/5/4 ~ 639.40 248.(42) P(l) -(5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
19/515 ~ 2462.95 2148(422) P(l),M(l) D(l) T,W,TW, PO,PHONE -(-5) as H(1),AC(5) PHC(l) HP
19/5/6 ~ 596.50 1332(234) P(1),M(1)AQ2) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS
19/5n -rot ~ (-rot) 2215.67 1491(279) P(1),O(2) -(-5) W,HP PO -(-5) BS
19/5/8 $r~ 807.28 29(5) -(-5) -(-5) HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
19/519 ~ 2217.13 3513(734) P(2),H(1) H(l),D(l)O(l) T,W,HP,O PO,PHONE MONDAY -(10+)
PHC(l),RP(l)
19/5/10 m1 806.65 1236(244) P(l)AC(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
19/5/11 tc::rffi 984.60 577(142) P(l),AC(l) -(-5) W,HP,N,O -(10+) -(10+) BS
19/5/12 ~ 575.93 523(107) P(l) -(-5-10) HP -(-5) -(10+) BS
19/5/13 ~ 1237.74 1821(374) P(l ),M(l) -(10+) W,HP,N -(10+) -(10+) BS
AC(1),O(2)
19/5/14 ~ 504.36 80(16) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)
19/5/15 11RU 1879.50 2471(447) P(l),M(l)Aql) -(5-10) W,HP PO,PHONE -(10+) BS
19/5/16 ~ 288.17 294(57) P(l) -(-5) HP -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)
19/5/17 ~ ~ 151.00 ~ - 3lRR U N - IN HABITED
19/5118 ~ 1123.50 1767(372) P(l)M(l) PHC(l) W,HP,N PO -(10+) BS
9/5/19 mnqr 1989.00 1029(188) M(l) -(-5) W,TK,HP,C,N -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)
19/5120 ~ 301.00 1124(190) P(l) PH$,(l ) W,HP,C PO -(10+) -(5-10)
19/5121 ~ ~ 491 14 68(12) -(-5) -(-5) W,TK,HP,C,N -(-5) -(10+) -(5-10)
19/5122 ~ ~ 739.00 49(11) -(-5) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) -(5-10)
19/5123 ~ ~ 728.25 400(69) P(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) -(5-10)
71
VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PANCHAYAT SAMITI : 5 REODAR
'3Jir~ Land use
'(~ 'lfil ~ ~ -~ qiff ~ ~ ~ -~ il ~ ~ it ~ afci;t it ~)
(Le. area under different types 01 land use in hectares rounded up to two decimal places)
lIl'If (ICI; f.jq;z(!l1' ~ ~* cr:T ~mr alftim C§N~ C§N~~ lIl'If'tfi1' ';j!l'f
~tfi1' ~~~ • fuffrn (ll1T~ ~ 'lfil (fi ~ 'I1'f1f (fti;o l\to ill 'Wr) (f<1T '31m' ~ m
Approach Nearest Town and Power Forest Irrigated Un Irri- Culturable Area not Name 01 Village to village distance (in Kms.) supply by source gated waste (includ- available
(including ing gauchar for cultivation fallow and groves) land)
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2
TEHSIL : REODAR (FULL) Abu Road(75) EA 295.55 W(89.68) 606.97 232.64 536.05 Jalampura
KR Abu Road(78) EA 1921.93 W(101.44) 741.91 303.78 409.82 WadtYaj
KR Abu Road(65) EA 236.74 W(33.99) 80.93 36.04 111.29 Kesuwa
Abu Road(63) EA 252.12 W(35.61) 140.83 184.94 25.90 Himmatpura
PR,KR Abu Road(61) EA 1037.32 W(139.52) 468.73 494.09 323.29 Neebaj
PR,KR Abu Road(46) EA W(l09.26) 254.55 63.13 169.56 Anapur
PR,KR Abu Road(49) EA 175.55 W(225.10) 1028.24 107.82 678.96 Harni Amarpura(Harni)
KR Abu Road(45) EAG 448.10 W(4.23) 156.42 22.43 176.10 Panch Dewal
PR,KR Abu Road(47) EA W(52.14) 1267.25 352.29 545.45 Dantrai
PR,KR Abu Road(52) EO,EAG W(127.94) 528.79 33.97 115.95 Dhan
KA Abu Road(48) EA W(74.97) 518.79 101.96 288.88 ldarla
KR Sirohi(40) EAG W(39.oo) 291.81 131.10 114.02 Dang-ali
PA Abu Road(52) ED,EAG W(178.93) 580.01 133.94 344.86 Nagani
Sirohi(35) EA W(41.71) 163.19 299.46 Hadmabya
PR 5irOO(32) EA C(274.29) 646.29 137.91 705.46 Pamera
W(115.55)
Sirohi(3O) ED,EAG W(39.32) 199.80 15.33 33.72 Vahan
Sirohi(26) 71.00 W(B.oo) 60.00 2.00 10.00 Titrniya Khera
PR Sirohi(26) EA W(l36.30) 521.20 175.00 291.00 Sanwara
PR Sirohi(3O) EA 120.00 W(246.OO) 872.00 344.00 407.00 AsaNa
KR Sirohi(33) EA 23.00 W(83.OO) 100.00 26.00 69.00 Udwaria
5irohi(34) ED,EAG 213.00 W(53.14) 148.00 n.oo Padrookhera
Sirohi(37) 727.00 W(l.oo) 7.00 4:00 Bari Khera
Sirohi(36) EA,EAG 524.00 W(54.03) 92.19 58.03 Burari-Khera
72
'VN f4W.lijll $w.rnW: 5 ~ ~ttq~~
llT1f ~ ~ "'4gfit&lIt ("IIR' ~ 1Illi it mar ':Itt t <It ( -) ~ m ~ ~ 1Illi ~~~11\ ~ mar ~ ~ ~~'([{ 11\ ~1I'liR
~ -5 fci;o ~o, 5-10 fci;o ~o ~ 10+ fci;o ~o Cllt WR' M it i!t lit ~) Amenities available (it not available within the village, a dash ( - ) has been
shown in the column and next to it, in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the nearest place
where the facility is available has been given.)
~ 1Illiq;r~ 1Illiq;r~ ~~ ~ ~ ~q;r m~ ~ R~
mto ~ uft __ . 1!r-1t (If{ <liT ~f<l; (~~,
(~it) Clltmr (1jf.r ") ~"« ~~, ~m ~1lT1f)
Location Name of Village Total area· Total popu- Education Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi-~Ode of the lation and water Telegraph days ot cations No. village (in number ot . (Potable) the mar- (Bus stop,
hectares) households ketlhat Railway if any station,
Water way}
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
19/5124 irifi\T 1551.00 925(169) ~(-5) ~(-5) W,TK,HP,C,N ~(-5) -(10+) -(-5)
19/5125 fWrm;ft ~ 591.99 349(57) P(l), -(-5) HP -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)
AC(l)
19/5126 ~-II 258.14 668(129) P(l)AC(l) -(-5) HP,C -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)
19/5127 ~ 931.22 2975(581) P(l ),H(l) H(l),D(l), W,HP,C,N PO -(10+~ as ..... AC(4) HC(l)FPC(l)
19/5128 ]ffiGf~ 1403.29 2314(433) M(l) HC(1) W,TK,HP,O PO,PHONE -(10+) as 19/5129 lffi1"11iq 737.70 1660(336) P( 1 )t>I(l)AC( 1) HC(1) W,HP PO,PHONE -(10+) as 19/5130 ~ 1365.00 1682(332) P( l)t>1(l )AC(2) -(-5) W,HP PO,PHONE -(10+) as 19/5131 ~ 1350.40 1015(227) P(l)M(l)O(l) 0(1) W,HP PO,PHONE -(10+) as 19/5132 ~ 505.00 578(109) P(1)AC(1) -(5~10) W,HP,N -(5-10) -(10+) BS
19/5133 ~ 1187.88 1414(262) P(l)O(l) -(5-10) HP -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10)
19/5134 ~ 884.94 920(160) P(l)AC(l) -(5-10) W,HP -(5-10) -(10+) BS
19/5135 ~ 493.04 946(190) P(l)AC(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)
19/5136 m;rU 195.80 388(71) P(1)AC(1) -(5-10) HP -(5-10) -(5-10) BS
19/5137 lfffiCIT 481.00 660(140) P(1)AC(l)o(l) -(5-10) T,W,HP,R,N,O -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)
19/5138 'Wrn 636.00 534(103) P(l)AC(l) -(-5) W,HP -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)
19/5139 ~-CfiT-~m 1135.26 482(86) P(l)O(l) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) BS
19/5140 ~ 3395.00 2034(384) P(l)M(l) PHC(l) W,HP,O PO, -(10+) BS
19/5/41 ~3lT 5157.08 1497(264) P(l) -(10+) W,HP -(10+) -(10+) -(10+)
19/5142 ~ 931.48 862(159) P(l) -(10+) W -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)
1915143 ~ 1563.25 762(158) P(1)M(1) -(10+) T,W,O PO, -(10+) BS
19/5144 ~ 457.90 124(21) -(-5) -(10+) HP,R -(10+) -(10+) -(-5)
19/5145 ~ 576.81 380(72) P(l) -(5-10) W,HP -(5-10) -(10+) -(-5)
19/5/46 ~ 598.30 464(92) P(l) -(5-10) W,HP -(5-10) -(10+) BS
19/5147 'IlT2lm' 744,37 1005(181) P(l)M(l) -(5-10) W,HP -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)
19/5/48 lffim 619.99 896(160) P(1)AC(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)
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VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PANCHAYAT SAMITI : 5 REO DAR
~~ Land use
(-'!fir~~ -~ criif~ aRflfom -~it ~ ~ ~~:rirlr~
(i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to two decimal places)
lI11f (Ill) ~~ ~~ cr:r llmmT ~ ~~ ~~~ llllPliI" 1Jlf
~ctiT ~~~ ~ ~ (~~ ffi '!fir (fi ~ m (f<l;o ljto 1.1) '!fir) wtr "31f<A" mmr) en
Approach Nearest Town and Power Forest Imgated Un Irri- Culturable Area not Name of Village to village distance (in Kms.) supply by source gated waste (includ- available
(including ing gauchar for cultivation fallow and groves) land)
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2
Sirohi(31) ED,EAG 649.00 W(174.OO) 346.00 46.00 336.00 Tokra,
KR Sirohi(30) ED,EAG 422.00 W(3.OO) 73.99 66.00 Singarli-Khera
KR Sirohi(30) ED,EAG w(58 16) 66.96 75.02 60.00 Peetha-Pura II
PR Sirohi(28) ED,EAG W(203.10) 312.06 267.05 149.01 Sirodi
PR Sirohi(30) EA W(329.08) 839.20 17.45 217.56 GulabGanj
PR,KR Sirohi(25) EA W(231.2O) 255.50 158.00 93.00 Malgaon
PR Sirohi(33) EA W(196.50) 836.50 131.00 201.00 Poseetara
PR Sirohi(32) EA W(l44.oo) 700.25 270.08 236.07 Hathal
PR Abu Road(44) ED,EAG W(62.00) 347.00 96.00 Dadarla
KR Sirohi(42) EA W(147.09) 604.51 110.11 326.17 Selwada
PK,KR Abu Road(43) EA 20.00 W(125.79) 575.11 55.01 109.03 Jolpur
Abu Road(39) EA W(64.23) 260.88 45.98 121.95 Wadka
PR,KR Abu Road(40) EA W(29.89) 112.94 1.00 57.97 Rampura
KR Abu Road( 41) ED,EAG W(67.00) 294.00 41.00 79.00 Malawa
KR Abu Road(41) EA W(41.OO) 429.00 9.00 157.00 Sharma
KR Abu Road( 41 ) ED,EAG 246.52 W(161.28) 511.26 31.07 185.13 Saran-Ka·Khera
PR,KR Abu Road(41) EA 2249.00 W(115.OO) 604.00 95.00 332.00 Jeerawal
KR Abu Road(48) EA 2580.24 W(161.88) 1294.12 278.04 842.80 Rohua
Abu Road(66) EA W(221.46) 537.46 87.52 85.04 Nimtalai
KR Abu Road(n) EA W(54 .. 2O) 559.25 856.48 93.32 Raipur
Abu Road(70) EAG W(23.05) 265.10 147.65 22.10 Kolapura
Abu Road(72) EA W(34.97) 318.71 140.89 82.24 Amrapura
KR Abu Road(70) EA W(42.10) 294.65 167.65 93.90 Hadmatiya
KR Abu Road(67) EA W(123.42) 493.04 83.09 44.82 Matasan
KR Abu Road(59) EA W(198.02) 285.50 101.07 35.40 Mokhara
74
1JTIf f.t~fiiICbI ~mrmr:5~ ~Ti,q~~
11T1f it ~ :jj"1~f®i~ (~ P JIllT it ~ m t m ( -) "hi" m <f; ~JIllT~~;;U1R ~~~ ~ ~*~1R ~lIm
~ -5 fci;o ljfo, 5-10 fci;o ljfo ~ 10+ fci;o ljfo 'lit mqpf m it ~ 'IJt ~) Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash ( - ) has been
shown in the column and next to it, in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the nearest place
where the facility is available has been given.)
~ JIllT'fiI'";fl"I1 JIllT'fiI'~ ~~ mfu ~ lft'fil' sr<Ii~ ~ ~~ cRs -:to ~ l!?f~ -qr;ft (JT\ CfiI' ~;cI; (~ Wl',
(~it) 'lit_ (~~) ~~ ~ mr-r, <mm- m:r 'IJTlT) •
Location Name of Village Total area Total popu- Education Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi-Code of the lation and water Telegraph days of cations No. village (in number of (Potable) the mar- (Bus stop,
hectares) households keVhat Railway if any station,
Water way)
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
19/5/49 ~ I 1439.65 1791(312) P(1)AC(1)0(1) -(5-10) W,O PO. PHONE -(5-10) BS
19/5/50 ~ffiqr 74051 860(169) P(1)AC(1) -(5-10) W,HP,R -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)
19/5/51 ~ 136.96 944(164) P(1)M(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)
19/5/52 'fj~ 402.33 163(28) -(-5) -(-5) HP,R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)
19/5/53 llm1'U 420.42 790(134) P(1) -(10+) W -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)
19/5/54 cwnur 1673.95 2361(447) P(2)AC(1) -(5-10) W,HP PO -(5-10) BS
19/5/55 ~ 453.97 778(162) P(1)AC(1) PHC(1) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) BS
19/5/56 <mf1lT 1421.03 2530(472) P(1)AC(2) PHS(1) W,HP PO -(5-10) BS
19/5/57 \R'TiT 258.89 488(101) P(1)AC(1) -(-5) HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)
19/5/58 Fct 'fl'l q l:e 500.30 757(158) P(1)AC(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)
19/5/59 ~ 295.55 355(67) P(1)AC(1) -(-5) HP -(-5) -(5+10) BS
19/5/60 ~m 1273.73 4663(937) P(2)M(1) H(1 )D(2)RP(1) W,HP PTO, -(5+10) BS
H(1)A(4) PHC(1)FPC(1) PHONE
19/5/61 ~W 516.08 532(97) P(1) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(5+10) -(-5)
19/5/62 rnm, 486.84 636(140) P(1)O(1) -(5-10) HP -(10+) -(10+) -(-5)
19/5/63 ~ (mw) 726.22 1174(203) P(1)Aq1)O(1) -(-5) HP -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)
19/5/64 ~ 2163.73 4841(915) P(1)M(1)0(1) H(1 )D(1 )HC(1) T ,TK,TW,HP, PTO -(10+) BS
H(1)AC(1) PHC(1)FPC(1) 0 PHONE
19/5/65 wmrm 397.00 1380(301) P(1) -(5) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) -(5)
19/5/66 ST'fl 883.50 1691(339) P(1) -(5) W,HP,R,TK PO -(10+) -(5)
19/5/67 ~ 399.20 731(142) P(1) -(5-10) W,HP -(5) -(10+) -(5)
19/5/68 ~ 600.28 1142(204) P(1 )M(1 )0(2) -(5-10) HP -(5-10) -(10+) BS
19/5/69 I'.!B 825.12 1755(294) P(1) -(510) W,HP,N, -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)
19/5170 ~ 898.66 1817(363) P(1),M(1) PHC(1) W,HP PO,PHONE -(10+) BS
19/5171 ~W 351.03 648(118) P(1) -(-5-10) HP -(-5) -(-10+) -(-5)
19/5172 :mIT1:f 21795 176(27) P(1) -(-5) HP -(-5-10) -(10+) -(-5)
19/5173 ~ 26513 554(91) P(1) -(-5) HP -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)
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VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PANCHAYAT SAMITI : 5 REODAR
,m~ Land use
(m ~ ef; ~ -~ CfIif ef; 3MflTo ~ -~ it ~ ef; iT~aml'r~)
(i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to two decimal places)
1ITIl' O<li ~<mT ~ q\f <r-r lilamr amim ~~ ~ef;~ 1ITIl'CliT~
~q:;r ~-'¢ • ffffllo (l1It~ ffi~ (~ ~ 'IIflf (Ito ~o it) '!fir) 'iII'I1'~mtr) m-
Approach Nearest Town and Power Forest Irrigated Un Irri- Culturable Area not Name of Village to viDage distance (in Kms.) supply by source gated waste (includ- available
(including ing gauchar for cultivation fallow and groves) land)
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2
KR Abu Road(59) EA W(282.10) 859.28 159.42 138.85 Peethapura I
KR Abu Road(50) ED,EAG W(76.00) 517.51 54.00 93.00 Suliva
KR Abu Road(49) AE W(44.00) 87.98 0.99 3.99 Maleepura
Abu Road(49) ED,EAG W(36.33) 233.00 57.00 76.00 Kusma
KR Abu Road(39) ED,EAG W(119.94) 220.00 38.50 41.98 Malpura
PR Abu Road(42) EA 45.06 W(38692) 690.95 171 .. 06 379.96 Varman
PR,KR Abu Road(43) EA W(42.99) 331.00 47.99 31.99 Khan
PR,KR Abu Road(37) EA W(267.99) 820.02 185.94 147.08 Wasan
PR,KR Abu Road(38) EA W(66.73) 151.44 10.56 30.16 Ranari
KR Abu Road(38) EA W(101 16) 182.07 106.04 111.03 Vikanwas
PR,KR Abu Road(38) EA W(65.78) 119.26 16.80 93.71 Derol
PR,KR Abu Road(35) EA W(11346) 740.95 225.23 194.09 Reodar
KR Abu Road(36) EAG W(32.87) 347.80 40.59 94.82 Serwa
PR Sirohi(43) ED,EAG W(187.19) 164.34 16.17 119.14 Chhapol
Sirohi(43) EA W(263 03) 209.07 143.11 111.01 Dhandhpura (Dhanpur)
PR,KR Abu Road(41) EA W(299.37) 1389.49 227.87 247.00 Anadra
KR Abu Road( 44) EA W(112.00) 160.00 16.00 109.00 Hadmatiya
KR Abu Road(40) EA W(108.oo) 590.00 104.50 81.00 Oak
PR Abu Road(39) ED,EAG W(40.14) 249.01 43.25 66.80 Dhanera
PR Sirohi(l) EA W(110.10) 344.14 42.02 104.02 Dabani
KR Abu Road(39) ED,EAG W(123.00) 473.96 97.84 130.32 Thai
PR,KR Abu Road(35) EA W(97.11) 490.64 191.61 119.30 Loonol
KR Abu Road(36) EA W(33.08) 198.74 54.28 64.93 Perwa
KR Abu Road(33) ED,EAG W(4262) 132.84 17.41 25.08 Asao
KR Abu Road(31) ED,EAG W(50.24) 112.06 34.86 67.97 Rajgarh
76
Wf~1<fi1 ~m:5~ ~-q:qWir~
1l11f it ~ "'''9fCiijIQ; (~ ~ 1ITIl it ~ :m t m ( -) ~ m <T;~ 1ITIl ~~~1R ~~t ~ ~*-m1R ~JICm
~·5 f<i;o mo, 5-10 f<i;o mo ll:'f 10+ f<i;o mo * WIR ~ it ~ '11t t) Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash ( - ) has been
shown in the column and next to it, in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 Kms., 5·10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the nearest place
where the facility is available has been given.)
~ JIll!" q;r 1IlJ 1ITIl<riT~ ~~ mffiii ~ 1\f.tq;r mill:'f ~ m~ m:fo ~ ~1fuRt 1:JT-:ft" . m q;r ~/<fi (-amm,
(tcIrnf it) *~ (~ mnr) ~~ ~m,
~~ ~l!f1T) Location Name of Village Total area Total popu- Education Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi-Code of the lation and water" Telegraph days of cations No. village (in number of (Potable) the mar· (Bus stop,
hectares) households ket/hat Railway if any station,
Water way)
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
19/5174 m 529.75 951(192) P(1),AC(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)
19/5175 <mft 146.07 183(32) AC(1) -(-5) HP -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)
19/5176 3l<mT 657.31 959(174) P(1) -(-5) HP,R -(-5) -(10+) BS
19/5177 q;ffU 266.98 534(89) P(1),AC(1) -(-5) HP -(5-10) -(10+) BS
19/5178 11 11:fl<SJlsl 1639.14 2345(420) P(1),M(1) -(5-10) W,HP PO -(10+) BS
19/5179 ~ 254.04 597(101) P(1),AC(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
19/5/80 ~ 667.22 607(131) P(1),AC(1)O(1) -(-5) HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
19/5/81 ~ 184.00 576(111) P(1) PHC(1),MCW(1), W,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
CWC(1),
19/5/82 m1RT 735.02 835(145) P(1),AC(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(-5-10) BS
19/5/83 ~ 1274.99 1866(362) P(1),M(1).AC(2) D(1),CHW(1) W,HP PO -(10+) -(5-10)
1915184 ~ 1431.82 2058(323 P(1},M(1},AC(2) -(-5) W,HP PO -(10+) BS
19/5/85 ~~ 253.00 317(49) P(1).AC(1),0(1) CHW(1) HP -(-5) -(10+) -(-5) r
0(1)
19/5/86 CfiTcu 351.00 641(107) P(1) -(10+) W,HP -(10+) -(10+) -(-5)
19/5187 ~ 748.04 972(188) P(1) -(-5) W,HP -(5-10) -(10+) -(-5)
19/5/88 mw 1558.00 2975(547) P(1),M(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) BS
19/5/89 GTWT 267.90 429(83) P(1),O(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)
19/5190 ~ 3005.32 8159(1602) P(2),M(2),H(1 ), D(1},PHC(1) T,W,HP PTO,PHONE -(10+) as AC(1),O(7) MCW(1),RP(1),O(1)
19/5/91 ~ 116.04 iR -~ U N- INHABITED
19/5192 ~~ 190.18 467(86) P(1),AC(1),0(1) -(-5) HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
19/5193 ~(~) 369.10 460(86) P(1),AC(1),O(1) -(-5) HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
19/5194 ~~ 244.10 329(58) P(1) -(-5) HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)
19/5/95 ~~ 173.71 240(43 -(-5) -(5-10) HP,R -(-510) -(10+) -(5-10)
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VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PANCHAYAT SAMITI : 5 REODAR
"lfir~ Land use
(~ \jfIi' <f; ~ -~ qijf <f; 3Rflfo ~ -~ it ~ <f; .ey ~ atcfl il ~
(i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to two decimal places)
1I!lf (fcli ~<mT mm.cR q:r mmr 3!fWrn ~~ ~<f;~ 1I!lfCfif1fll"
~Cfif ~~¢ awffif [email protected] (~~ ~\jfIi'(fi ~ llrrf (f\to "Ilto it) ~) <1m"3'lllf.r mmr) m
Approach Nearest Town and Power Forest Irrigated Un Irri- Culturable Area not Name of ViHage to village distance (in Kms.) supply by source gated waste (includ- available
(including ing gauchar for cultivation fallow and groves) land)
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2
PR,KR Abu Road(38) EA W(110.OO) 263.84 89.03 66.88 Meetan
Abu Road(39) EA W(2001) 7~.99 40.07 12.00 Vanti
KR Abu Road(40) ED,EAG - W(67.35)TK(131.52 239.42 64.45 154.17 Awada
PR,KR Abu Road(40) EA W(86.OO) 88.99 34.99 57.00 Kaleri
PR Abu Road(45) EA W(214.2O) 1058.26 104.48 262.20 Magariwara
KR Abu Road(7) W(92.50) 145.32 1.49 14.73 Dhanpura
Abu Road(55) EA C(6.04) 306.20 30.04 188.12 Gundwara
W(136.82)
PR Abu Road(47) ED,EAG . W(58.OO) 83.00 17.00 26.00 Sonela
KR Abu Road(55) EA W(212.48) 391.45 95.54 35.55 Sonani
PR,KR Abu Road(59) EA W(294.64) 75412 12.09 214.14 Jetawara
PR,KR Abu Road(65) EA (292.19) 85832 11.93 269.38 Bant
KR Abu Road(62) W(53.OO) 172.00 1.00 27.00 Mahobbatpura
Abu Road(60) ED,EAG W(71.OO) 213.00 18.00 49.00 Kotra
KR Abu Road(58) EA,EAG W(158.62) 475.26 81.90 32.26 Wasada
PR Abu Road(54) ED,EAG W(470.OO) 823.00 208.00 57.00 SCirda
Abu Road(54) ED,EAG w(118.90) 125.90 7.90 15.20 Danpura
PR Abu Road(51) EA C(8.32) 1690.70 451.30 315.00 Mandar
WA(540.oo)
Abu Road(60) W(1.04) 8000 5.00 30.00 Fatehpura
KR Abu Road(55) ED,EAG W(40.18) 88.00 16.00 46.00 Bheelra Khera
KR Abu Road(55) ED,EAG W(81.OO) 151.10 47.98 89.02 Rampura Pilosi
Abu Road(55) ED,EAG W(43.28) 115.94 11.02 73.96 Juadara
Abu Road(50) EAG W(19.94) 115.65 2.62 35.50 Kotra-Khera
78
1fl1r ~ljlijil ffi'fwmr: 5 ~ ~ttq~~
1IT1f it ~ "'"lgf¥lI~ (~ Wlm 1IIlf it ~ ~ t -at ( -) -rn m * ~ 1IIlf ~~~"'R ~~t em ~~*"'R~"!Tim ~ -5 fci;o "4ro, 5-10 fci;o "4ro ~ 10+ fci;o "4ro cR mlIPf ~ it tT 'lit ~) Amenities available (if not 'available within the village, a dash ( - ) has been
shown in the column and next to it, in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the nearest place
where the facility is available has been given.)
~ 1IIlf <liT 1111 1IJll<liT¥ ¥~ ~ ~ 1ff.r<liT m;~ <milR1mG ~~ i;ts :to ~ ~mu rt (1R <liT ~f<l; (W~,
(~it) qi~ (,ff.t~ k-r~ ~~, cRtm ~l!I1T)
Location Name of Village Total area Total popu- Education Medical Drinking Post and· Day or Communi-Code of the lation and water Telegraph days of cations No. village (in number of (Potable) the mar- (Bus stop,
hectares) households ketlhat Railway if any station,
Water way)
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
19/5/96 ~ 588.48 555(100) P(1),AC(1) -(10+) HP,R -(5-10) -(10+) -(510)
19/5/97 ~ 512.20 687(113) P(1),AC(1),0(1) -(10+) HP,R -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10)
19/5/98 ~~ 320.68 itt -~ UN-INHABITED
19/5/99 ~~ 153.24 itt - 31TOITi:" UN-INHABITED
19/5/100 mm"l: 1032.16 1530(300) P(1 ),M(1 ),AC(2) 0(1 ),HC(1) W,TK,HP,R -(10+) -(10+) BS
19/5/101 ~ 448.08 947(171) P(1),AC(1), -(5-10) W,TK,HP,R, -(5-10) -(10+) -(-5)
19/5/102 m 313.82 534(92) P(1) -(-5+10) HP -(-5) -(10+) as 19/5/103 ~ 637.51 2287(417) M(1),AC(1) 0(1) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) BS
19/51104 mm-u 301.37 334(62) P(l) -(-5) W,HP PO -(10+) -(-5)
19/5/105 w:rffi 1304.39 1840(342) P(1),M(1)AC(1) -(-5) W,HP PO -(10+) -(-5)
19/5/106 ~ g:cr 96.59 128(19 P(1) -(-5) W,HP,C -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)
19/5/107 ~~ 233.76 771(138) P(l) -(-5) , W,TK,HP,C,N -(10+) -(10+) as 19/5/108 ~~ 557.79 384(62) P(1) -(-5-10) W,HP,N -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10)
19/5/109 ~ 446.57 488(81) P(1) -(5-10) HP,N -(-5) -(10+) -(5-10)
19/5/110 -earn 1068.28 2096(409) P(1),M(1) -(10+) W,TK.HP,N -(10+) -(10+) BS
H(1),AC(1)
19/5/111 ~ 189.56 52(10) -(5-10) -(10+) N -(10+) -(10+) -(5-10)
19/5/112 mm-rn 1005.68 638(103) -(-5) -(10+) W,TK,HP,N -(10+) -(10+) -(-5)
19/5/113 ~ 247.70 158(27) P(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) BS
19/&1114 ~~ 400.24 595(106) P(1),AC(l)O(1) -(-5) W,TK,HP -(10+) -(10+) -(5-10)
19/5/115 'IfcfiTCrn' 815.43 170(327) P(1),M(1)H(1) -(5-10) W,TK,HP,R -(10+) -(10+) BS
19/5/116 ~ 44294 602(99) P(1),0(1) -(-5) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)
19/5/117 ~ ~,364.18 408(68) P(1),AC(1) -(-5) W,HP,P -(-5) -(10+) BS
19/5/118 ~~ 101.92 85(13) -(-5) -(-5) HP -(10+) -(10+) -(-5)
19/5/119 ~~ 596.10 893(140) P(1),AC(1) -( -5) W,HP PO -(10+) -(-5)
0(1)
79
VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE PANCHAYAT SAMITI : 5 REODAR
~'31liI1T Land use
(am ~ <Ii Tfcli - Tfcli CfliT <Ii 3RITo ~ -~ it ~ <Ii ~~~it~)
(Le. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to two decimal places)
1IIlf (JCIi ~~ ~* q.r maID"U ~ ~~ ~<Ii~ 1IIlf <!if ;rrq
~<!if ~~~ 3lJ'lftl ffiAo (l17r~ ~~(~ ~ l!Tlf (fcl;o ljto it) 'Wr) WIT "31jq.f ~) m
Approach Nearest Town and Power Forest Irrigated Un Irri- Culturable Area not Name of Village to village distance (in Kms.) supply by source gated waste (includ- available
(including ing gauchar for cultivation fallow and groves) land)
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2
Abu Road(52) EAG 139.80 W(64.74) 235.37 53.15 95.42 Jamtha
Abu Road(50) EAG 6.09 W(152.45) 145.89 29.30 178.47 Jawal
Abu Road(51) W(114.23) 138.14 68.31 Didmana-Khera
Abu Road(48) 142.40 10.84 BijWa-Khera
PR Abu Road(37) EA W(06.14 514.21 226.79 185.02 Marol
PR,KR Abu Road(32) EA W(45.88) 299.00 103.20 Nimbora
PR Abu Road(52) EA W(29.99) 213.24 33.65 36.94 Karoti
PR,KR Abu Road(29) ED,EAG W(106.06) 359.62 99.34 72.49 Dolpura
KR Abu Road(37) EAG TW(69.86) 129.96 47.10 54.45 Leelora
PR,KR Abu Road(31) ED.EAG TW(220.77) 649.30 254.47 179.85 Dhawli
Abu Road(28) EAG W(13.07) 48.15 9.17 26.20 Bahadurpura
PR Abu Road(20) EA W(41.30) 14121 14.10 37.15 Palri-Khera
KR Abu Road(28) W(16.05) 366.32 25.25 150.17 MooIiya-Khera
KR Abu Road(33) W(15.05) 203.20 31.15 197.17 Karjiya
PR Abu Road(25) EA W(86.03) 434.10 105.05 443.10 Datani
KR Abu Road(30) W(2.10) 87.10 19.17 81.19 Vidmiya
KR Abu Road(28) EAG W(45.05) 336.38 54.19 570.06 Salotra
PR Abu Road(25) 106.10 22.20 119.40 Peepaliya
Abu Road(3O) ED.EAG W(7.20) 24495 48.05 100.04 Rampura Khera
PR Abu Road(32) EA W(46.26) 597.31 128.04 43.82 Makawal
Abu Road(32) ED.EAG W(96.20) 235.04 25.50 86.20 Goreli
PR Abu Road(30) EAG TK(94.26) 132.26 39.80 44.98 Bootri
W(42.88)
Abu Road(33) ED,EAG W(4.82) 68.05 3.97 25.08 Padroo Khera
KR Abu Road(35) ED.EAG TK(134.17) 275.87 4135 95.94 Bheroogarh
W(48.77)
~ 1If'IT<IiI'1Jll' 1If'ITCIiI'"¥T "¥T~ m:fo ~ ~1lffqffi
(~it)· 'lim
Localiol'l Name of Village Total area Total popu-Code of the lalion and No village (in number of
hectares) households
2 3 4
19/5/120 'IlTZRT 3010.51 3174(616)
19/5/121 ~ 201.08 71(13)
19/51122 ~ 833.08 753(133)
19/5/123 ~ 1116.14 511(90)
19/51124 ~ 1924.92 985(155)
19/5/125 ~ 1007.88 315(57)
19/5/126 ~ 137698 704(105)
1itrr 108679.49 132122
(24887)
80
1ll1f~lqjl
~1tq~~
ln1fit~ "'4tJf$lltt(~~1If'ITit~~t"ilr (-) ~m ~~ 1If'IT tm:ft~1I\ ~ ~t ~ ~~~ 11\ ~ II'IiR
~ -5 fil;o 'ljto, 5-10 fil;o 'ljto ~ 10+ ffl;o 'ljto 'Ii ~ ~ it ~ lit t) Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash ( - ) has been
shown in the column and next to it, in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10+ Kms. of the nearest place
where the facility is available has been given.)
mlfi!Ti ~ iif.t<lil' ~~ ~ ~~
1fr:ft <m: <iii' ~Jl; (om m, (~~) ~~ ~~,
~m ~1ll1f) EdUcation Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi-
water Telegraph days of catiOns (Potable) the mar- (Bus stop,
ketlhat Railway if any station,
Water way)
5 6 7 S 9 10
P(3),M(1) D(l),HC (1) W,HP,O PO,PHONE -(10+) as 0(7) PHC(l)
-(-5) -(5-10) _ HP -(5-10) -(10+) -(5-10)
P(1) -(5-10) W,HP -(-5) -(10+) -(5-10)
P(l) -(10+) W,HP,N -(5-10) -(10+) -(10+)
P(l) -(5-10) W:rK,HP PO -(10+) BS
p(l) -(5-10) W.N -(-5) -(10+) -(5-10)
P(l) -(10+) W,HP (5-10) -(10+) -(10+)
P(112)M(30) H(4),D(12)
H(8),AC(68) HC(6),PHC(11)
0(40) PHS(2),MCW(2)
CWC(1),FPC(3)
AP(3),CHW(2)0(2)
VILLAGE DIRECTORY AMENITIES AND LAND USE
1JI'If (fc1i ~~ ~* ~CJir ~~~ ~
ll11f (fcl;o 1jto it) Approach Nearest Town and Power to village distance (in Kms.) supply
11 12 13
PR,KR Abu Road(35) EA
Abu Roacl(52)
KR Abu Road(48) EA
Abu RoacI(45)
KR Abu Roacl(40) ED,EAG
Abu Road(42)
Abu Road(54)
81
PANCHAYAT SAMITI : 5 REODAR
'lfif~ Land use
(~ ~ cf; 1lfcIi - 1lfcIi qijf cf; 3RfIRr ~ -~ it ~ cf; GT ~ am it 1IftcIftfu)
q:r
Forest
14
342.20
42.82
133.08
822.98
785.10
746.64
1027.08
16302.92
(i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to two decimal places)
"ljrnmr ~ ~<ltnr fum (l!?1' ll9Q ffi ~ (ft
~) WIT "31!<l"1 ~) Irrigated Un Irri- Culturable
by source gated waste (inclucl-(including ing gauchar
fallow and groves) land)
15 16 17
C(9.05) 1658.33 211.00
W(117.89)
W(10.84) 109.14 1.25
W(32.88) 294.00 134.08
W(17.08) 129.00 56.98
W(36.60) 459.14 411.98
W(6.18) 166.78 65.20
W(22.98) 183.96 51.92
C(297.70) 47782.02 12057.20
TK(359.95)
TW(396.69)
W(12532.64)
~cf;~ ~ ~
Area not available
for cultivation
18
672.04
37.03
234.04
90.10
232.10
23.08
91.04
18950.37
1JI'IfCJir1Jll"
Name of V~lIage
2
Bhatana
Derli
Badechi
Awal-rta
Padar
Dheebri
Methipura
TOTAL
82
1J1lf f.l~ICfiI qfd~11! I
~) ~fcnct-1I3W3Pl~.:mCfiT~ ~mft:rcm:'BR
EDUCATIONAL
'Pl ~ "!1fufu CfiT "'ITli cn~~ ~"¥f ~R;"!q ~ ~r:n" '3;" "Bto I
'1' mu:rfl:rcfi '¥f $;ZlAIf-~r!,c~ ~
81 Name of Panchayat Primary School Middle S~hool Matnculation/ Higher Secondary/
No Samiti Secondary School PUC/Intermediate! Junior College
1JTll ~ 1JTll ~ lJll1 Ww! lJll1 ~
Villages Institutions Villages Institutions Villages Institutions Villages Institutions
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
~ 57 64 17 21 5 5
~~ 57 64 17 21 5 5
2 fumff 67 71 27 2P 13 13 2 2
fumffmm 67 71 27 29 13 13 2 2
3 ~ 78 82 22 24 17 18 2 2
~~ 78 82 22 24 17 18 2 2
4 JW.!m 70 76 16 17 8 8
31I<l!<TS~ 70 76 16 17 8 8
5 ~ 106 112 29 30 8 8
~~ 106 112 29 30 B B
<Wr 378 405 111 121 51 52 4 4
VILLAGE DIRECTORY APPENDIX -I
83
PANCHAYAT SAMITI WISE ABSTRACT OF EDUCATIONAL, MEDICAL AND OTHER AMENITIES -:iL
EDUCATIONAL 4~rlqillMq (~ ~f:mm 3P< <t lJiq f;;r;rii "* 1fT ~mmn<liT"'I!l< ~J1fuq;) ~~ ~'Jfum~t
College (Graduate Adult Literacy Others Villages with no and above) Class/Centre educational facilities Name of Panchayat
Samltl
lJTIl ~ lJTIl ~ lJTIl ~ Villages Institutions Villages Institutions Villages Institutions
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 2
26 51 4 5 Sheoganj
26 51 4 5 Sheoganj T ehsil
32 50 5 5 12 Sirohi
32 50 5 5 12 Sirohi Tehsil
29 39 13 25 10 Pindwara
29 39 13 25 10 Pindwara Tehsil
30 39 6 14 3 Abu Road
30 39 6 14 3 Abu Road Tehsil
52 68 19 40 12 Reodar
52 68 19 40 12 Reodar Tehsil
169 247 44 88 42 TOTAL
134
1TIlf ~<1~I,*,1
~-I
~, ~~ffil 3i'R~~,m CfiT ~ ~rnfucm m\
~ MEDICAL
;;nil ~~q;f'l1ll .li,qfmJ~~1 l1T~~iRl ~ 3WIO'R'[
71" .~fiimr~iR ~~ .
SI. Name of Panchayat Dispensary Hospital Maternity and Child Pnmary Health Centrel No Samiti Welfare Centrel 'Health Centre
Maternity HomelChild Welta[!'l ~eot[e
lJlll ~ lJlll ~ lJlll ~ lJlll ~
Villages Institutions Villages Institutions Villages Institutions Villages Institutions
2 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
~ 2 2 5 e 4 4
~~ 2 2 5 6 4 4
2 fui'Ili\ 11 11 3 3 2 2 2 .2
~~ 11 11 3 3 2 2 2 2
3 ~ 5 5 8 8 10 10 4 4
~~ 5 5 8 8 10 10 4 4
4 ~-m 6 7 6 6 2 2 2 2
~-m~ 6 7 6 6 2 2 2 2
5, ~ 11 12 12 4 3 3 17 17
~~ '1 12 12 4 3 3 17 17
<Wr 35 37 26 27 17 17 29 29
85
VILLAGE DIRECTORY APPENDIX -I PANCHAYAT SAMITI WISE ABSTRACT OF EDUCATIONAL, MEDICAL AND OTHER AMENITIES
fufumrr MEDICAL
<fuR V1~~ ~ ~ i)'lliq "fur-!ii ~ m ~~<fiT
~~ "31l~ ~~ fu'fu;(m ~ ~ 'lit t '1m Family Planning Primary Health' Community Others Villages with Name of Panchayat
Centre Sub-Centre Health workers no medical .Samiti facilities
1J1i! ~ 1J1i! ~ 1:n'l ~ 1J1i! ~ Villages Ins.titutions Villages Institutions Villages Number Villages I nstitution~
26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 2
14 14 2 5 6 47 SheoganJ
14 14 2 5 6 47 Sheoganj Tehsil
12 12 11 11 4 4 60 Sirohl
12 12 11 11 4 4 60 Sirohi Tehsil
19 19 3 3 69 Pindwara
19 19 3 3 69 Pindwara Thsll
6 6 3 3 4 4 60 Abu Road
6 6 3 3 4 4 60 Abu Road Tehsil
3 4 2 2 2 2 5 5 101 Reodar
3 4 2 2 2 2 5 5 101 Reodar Tehsil
4 5 53 53 18 19 21 22 337 TOTAL
86
w:T f.I~f?lc:tIl
~-I
~, fufCfiffil 3ID:3R ~m CfiT ~ ~R:tffiqH "BT\
<lr.!q;r1Wi\ DRINKING WATER
;;:,:rr 110 ~ 11fr1fu <fN -:mJ "'fi"f <f317 ~ "M m"'f1 ~11 1P1'I<1 f.#iii
~ 1Wtili1:lFftq:,'l ~ #.,ft '$m
~"'Itff~ 51. Name of Panchayat Tap Well Tank Tube River Fountain Canal Others More Villages with No Samltl Well than no drinking
one water facility , source of any kin~
2 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 .43 44
1. ~ 12 52 6 8 6 71
~~ 12 52 6 8 6 71
2, fumft 20 63 12 7 3 82
fumft~ 20 63 12 7 3 82
3, ~ 7 67 12 23 2 99
~~ 7 67 12 23 2 99
4, ~.m 10 57 8 8 6 88
~m~ 10 57 8 8 6 88
5, ~ 6 88 15 2 12 5 138
~~ 6 88 15 2 12 5 138
"IiTTT 55 327 53 17 52 13 458
87
VILLAGE [)IRECTORY APPENDIX ~ I PANCHAYAT SAMITI WISE ABSTRACT OF EDUCATIONAL, MEDICAL AND OTHER AMENITIES
~3iRon: ~ faf;m;ft
POST AND TELEGRAPH COMMUNICATION POWER SUPPLY
~ on: ~ ~ on: ~er ~ om ~ "'f1T1'l'1" ~ ~ ~mtlfu
m m 1J.Cfon: m mer on: m "lCJ1l' «:ffl ~ "fiT 'ITIT
m ~ ~ mt ~
PO T.O. PT.O. P.O.& T.O.& PT.O. Phone Bus Railway Navigable Available Not Name of
Phone Phone , & Stop Station Water Available Panchayat Samlti
Phone Way
45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 2
10 10 2 30 59 7 Sheoganj
10 10 2 30 59 7 Sheoganj T ehsil
16 17 4 2 38 80 2 Sirohl
16 17 4 2 38 80 2 Sirohi Tehsil
12 12 2 42 3 64 34 Pindwara
12 12 2 42 3 64 34 Pindwara Tehsil
12 8 24 3 48 30 Abu Road
12 8 24 3 48 30 Abu Road Tehsil
16 10 3 48 111 11 Reodar
16 10 3 48 111 11 Reodar Tehsil #
66 57 12 4 182 6 362 84 TOTAL
88
Qr"'~le II w:f f~~fii»Ia?1 APPENDIX-II VILLAGE DIRECTORY
itt '1JI(Qlf<1&l1 ~ (::l1'1JIUI'1I~) ~ ~~ ~ LAND UTILISATION DATA IN RESPECT OF NON-MUNICIPAL TOWNS (CENSUS TOWNS)
"$I! ~ 3ftr ~ W:ifu ~o ffil~~i(
81 . Name of Town and No. Panchayat Samiti
within brackets
I 2
'IWfer(~)
8hawri (Pindwara)
Land use (Le. Area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places)
'¥l~ i'ft
::rota! atea - Forest
3 4
1491.00
~W ~
Irrigated by sources
5
TK(229.00)
W (73.00)
~
Unirrigated
6
259.00
Qr"'~le III w:f f~~~Ia?1 APPENDIX-III VILLAGE DIRECTORY
~mn.rffi~ ~$fc;!q (rnm~ ~~ "31m~)
Culturable ;vaste Area not available (including gauchar for cultivation
& groves)
7 8
350.00 580.00
~ 1J'Tf:ff ctr ci"qilict fifiifuql< ~ ~ ~ful&lilfCf)ffil, -qA- q)f -qr;fl, ~ 3lR m\, '~I\i1I<~le iFi f0"l1T ~$'TIl1, ~~~q5t .q5t~~'Th1% I
PANCHAYAT SAMITIWISE LIST OF INHABITED VILLAGES WHERE NO EDUCATIONAL, MEDICAL, DRINKING WATER, POST AND TELEGRAPH, DAY OR DAYS OF MARKET/HAT, COMMUNICATION AND POWER
SUPPLY FACILITIES ARE AVAILABLE'
~mT!fu~ ~m lJIl'T<'IiT~
<'liT "'Wf
Name of Panchayat Location Code Name of Village
Samiti {Tehsil
2 3
-.p.r NIL
hui\
"t1fum
89
qf",~'e IV '!fllf f.:t~~,a;f APPENDIX - IV VILLAGE DIRECTORY
\i1"1«"i®1 Cfft ~ -if ~ ~ 3r-:mTr 3i"1Hliid \i11f~tfi m 3i.,Hliid \i1"\i1lf~qi Cfft \i1"1«"i®1 ,-:u;rm ~ .....:;t .....!) '-.!)'~ ~'e..: -'~-1''''
~ lJllU CfIT ~ ..:> ,"'-
LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES
Percent Location Name of Village
~
"t1fum
Percent Range
Location Code
Name of Village Range Code
2 3
a;-~~
A • SCHEDULED CASTES
P.S. SHEOGANJ
~:~('!'1f)
TEHSIL' SHEOGANJ (FULL)
0-5* 19/1/12 Taleta ~
19/1/16 Vadka
19/1/62 Sardarpura
19/1/63 Nawa Khera
6-10 19/1/6 Lakhmawa Chhota
19/1/18 Mochhal
19/1/28 Akhapura Kharal
19/1/40 Kesarpura
19/1/41 Akhapura Khunl
19/1/46 Badia
19/1/50 Suraipura
11-15 19/1/2 Manadar
19/1/39 Jaitpura
19/1/44 Deoli
19/1/52 Kana Kolar
19/1/54 Godana
19/1/57 Choteela
16·20 19/1/3 Jubliganj
19/1/8 Buderi
19/1/13 Jogapura
19/1/15 Posaliyan
19/1/21 Lotiwara Chhota
19/1/31 Andor
19/1/38 Vera Rampura
19/1/49 Khejariya
19/1/51 Dhuwana
19/1/55 Chool!
19/1/58 Chhibagaon
19/1/60 Bagseen
~
"'fq[~
~mct
llRm
~W«'I
~ ~~ ~
~
q;ffi <iTffi
-.trnFrr
~
~ ~ ~
~
~mct
~
. Excludes Villages with no Scheduled Caste population,
1
21·30
2 3
19/1/61 Barewara
19/1/64 Morli
19/1/66
19/1/67
19/1/4
19/1/5
19/1n
19/1/9
19/1/10
19/1/11
19/1/14
19/1/19
19/1/20
19/1/25
19/1/26
19/1/27
19/1/29
19/1/32
VeraVllpur
Palri
Rewara
Kerala
Lakhmawa Bara ~ ~
Gola l]n;rr
Alpa 3lWQT
Jhadoli ~
Joyla ~
Van qJUT
Kailashnagar @ Las ~ 0f7T\ ~ ('Iffi
Seuda ' ~
Sawali ~
Madani ~
Oda 3l'm Sagaliya "WTTfW:rr
19/1/34 Arathwara ~
19/1/35 Sutharon Ka Gurha ~mU<!'iT~
19/1/42 Chandan a ~
19/1/43 Bargaon
19/1/56 Radbar
19/1/59 Uthman
31 and above 19/1/22 Ummedgarh ~
19'1/23 Lotiwara Sara ~ ~
19/1/24 Naradra ~
19/1/33 Bhaiv ~
19/1/36 Rukhada ~
19/1/37 Khandra ~
19/1/53 Sikhon Ka Jar ~ <!'iT \ilT\
~~f.f'~ P.S.SIROHI
~:fum'T("~f)
TEHSIL: SIROHI (FULL)
90
qfd~'r~-IV ~ f.t~~ICf)1 APPENDIX - IV VILLAGE DIRECTORY
~ ,~
\i11fi@1 cn1 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 3i1f1fil<:i \i1lfdtfi 3lR 3i;rofilct \j'j1\i1lfdtfi cn1 \j'j1fi@1 .:wfQl'O if) -..!) -..:. ~C\......:>e.... .....:>
~mmq.ff~ LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND
SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES
'JUiI ~m lJ1lr <fiT "'Wi "J1IiT ~~ lJ1lr <fiT "'Wi
lJf;m; ~
Percent Location Name of Village Percent Location Name of Village Range Code Range Code
2 3 2 3
0-5' 19/2/9 Vada Kheda ~ 19/2/13 Barloot <m¥ 19/2/26 Peepalki ~ 19/2/14 Mandawaria ~
19/2/31 Rajpura ~ 19/2/17 Nawara "!'ffi1 19/2/32 Sirohl (Rural) fui:lm (lJTll\uT ) 19/2/20 Kalandn ~
19/2/49 Tua ~JIT 19/2/21 Dodua ~JIT
19/2/75 Roda Khera <rsT~ 19/2/22 Angore ~
19/2/85 TelpikhEira <Wr:ft~ 19/2/24 Palri ~ G-10 19/2/18 Gura ~ 19/2/25 Rampura ~
19/2/46 Akoona 3l1¥'T 19/2/27 Goeli 1'fTWiT
19/2/53 Phalwadl ~ ,- ..
19/2128 Mandwa llWn 19/2/57 Badell ~ 19/2/37 Varal mwr 19/2/79 Bag lq1T 1912139 Vardara ~
11-15 19/2/7 Gol 1JTM 19/2/40 Phachariya ~
19/2/16 Baoll ~ 1912141 Chadooal ~ 19/2/33 Verapura 'ffl1IU 19/2142 Tawari 'W'fit
19/2/36 Silohia fuFtrfum 19/2/43 Phoognl "i'T'it 19/2/44 Noon 1'l 19/2/51 Savrata 11"roCT
19/2148 Hallwara ~ 19/2/52 Jaila J!"lT
19/2/71 Poseetara l:1Tffirm 19/2/56 Belangali ~
19/2176 Punawa 'fI!C1T 19/2/58 Rajpura Khera ~~
16-20 1912111 Ud TI 1912/64 Meerpur ~ 19/2/15 Deldar ~ 19/2/69 Siyakara ~
19/2/19 Mohabbat Nagar ~"'f1R 19/2nO Kakendra ~
19/2/35 Mamawall l!i1TcIl'it 19/2n2 Mer Mandwara m~
19/2/47 Madiya ~ 19/2/74 Sildar ~
19/2/83 Amll ~ 19/2/77 Rampura ~ cl-30 19/2/1 Barada ?l1"rn 19/2n8 Amlari 3m!i'TTti
19/2/2 Satapura ~ 19/2/80 Sanpur ~ 19/2/3 Manora l1"'I1U 1912/84 Krishnganl ~ 19/2/4 Bhutgaon ~ 31 and above 19/2/8 Ewadi ~ 19/2/5 Jamotara >filT1m 19/2/23 Khambal ~
19/2/6 Jawal -:;new;! 19/2/30 Balda ~
19/2/10 Padeev ~ 19/2/34 Sindrath RR<~
19/2/12 Mandwara ~ 19/2/38 Sartara "l1'nrrr
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¥ \i1"1~@q1 Cfi1 ~ if ~ $ ~ 3ij}ifild \i1lf{1~j 3ffi: 3i:Wfoqd \i1"1\i1lfd4j qft \i1"1~@q1 ~ $ ~lJTtfi~·~
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2 3 1 2 3
19/2/45 Nembora ~ 19/3/83 Vatera "1IRU
19/2/55 Balda ~ ~~ 19/3/88 Mandwara Deo
19/2/59 Ohanta m:<IT 11-15 19/3/11 Telpur ~
19/2/60 Mankroda ~ 19/3/12 Arasana :mm1"IT
19/2n3 Sirodki ~ ~ 19/3/15 Jhadoli
1lTm«f mmn ~ P.S. PINDWARA 19/3/19 Amli 3tfIIl'i\
19/3/27 Jhankar ~ ~:~('J"1)
19/3/28 Nandiya .frf<:m TEHSIL: PINOWARA (FULL)
19/3/35 nm Isra d-5 • 19/3/2 Viroli fIfTt;";it
~ 19/3/46 Ajari 19/3/4 Muri If(1
19/3/58 Basantgarh ~ 19/3/16 RaJpura ~ m 19/3/60 Doongari . 19/3/20 Thandl Seri o.:i\ -;;it
~ 19/3/63 Reechhri 19/3/24 Varll <ro'i\
~ 19/3/78 Kaseendra 19/3/25 Kalumbn ~ -nfucT 19/3/86 Rohira 19/3/31 Lotana '1TC1'IT
19/3/89 Wasa 'WIT 19/3/39 Apn Khera Jnm1~
~ 16-20 19/3/13 Veerwada 19/3/47 Kantal ~
19/3/26 Janapur ~ 19/3/51 Pahar Kalan ~"fi7'IT
fsTTrr 19/3/30 Olgar 19/3/54 Moras liwl
19/3/41 Phulera "QY'T7T
19/3/56 Gharat ~ 19/3/44 Ko)ra ~
19/3/71 Phoolabal-Ka-Khem ~-q;r-~ 1W"'i1J"'i;~ 19/3/45 Sawarli @ Chawarh
19'3/72 Sangwilfa ~ 19/3/59 Rampura 7TWp1
19/3n6 Nagpura ~ .l""f"I1 19/3/66 Ohanari
19f3n7 Achpura ~ 19/3/68 Nanarwara ~.
19/3/98 Shoola "f1T 19/3/69 Khakharwara ~
li-10 19/3/6 Kerla Padar <'lW'!l "!1T<!T ~ 19/3nO Kachholi
19/3/8 Kotra ~ 19/3n9 Bara ~
19/3/18 Sadalwa ~ 19/3/80 Bharja llITJIT
19/3/33 Ker ~ trrm 21-30 19/3/5 Siwera
19/3/38 Mandawara Khalsa +irwtmffli'l'lTI 19/3/7 Undra ::<!T
19/3/42 Shivgarh ~ 19/3/10 Naya Sanwara '1'n~
19/3/65 Kodarla "1.fiTi'!1"1'IT ~ 19/3/14 Parlai
19/3/67 Nltora ~ 19/3/64 Peshua 1p13lT
19/3/81 Taroongi mmt
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SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES
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Percent Location Name of Village Percent Location Name of Village Range Code Range Code
2 3 1 2 3
19/3/82 Bhlmana fqm;rr 19/4/79 D~rJ ift 19/3/87 Sanwara ~ 19/4/81 Taletl <Writ
31 and above 19/3/17 Keshavganl ~~ 6-10 19/4/13 Mudarla ¥'Mf 19/3/29 Jlapura ~ 19/4118 Umaml ~
19/3/61 Banas 'l"I'R1 19/4/21 Mungthala 1fT~
19/3/84 Udbanya ~ 19/4/33 Chanar <RR
~ mtlfif· 3lr.!-m P.S. ABU ROAD 19/4/35 Awal :m<WI
~'~m(-quf) 19/4142 Akra Bhatia ~'4CT
TEHSIL. ABU ROAD (FULL) 11-15 19/4/ 17 Danvav ~
OS 19/4/4 Jawal ~ 19/4/45 Ode 3lrS
19/4/6 Onya 3TThm 19/4/48 Deldar ~
19/4/11 Amthala 31TIl1<li'lT 1914/64 Wasra ~
19/4/15 Pandoon ~ 16-20 19/4/14 Kiwarh ~
19/4/16 Karoh ~ 19/4/58 Khadat ~
19/4/19 Ganka lfU]qiT 19/4/60 Santpur (Rural) ~(lJll'i\ur)
19/4/22 Bagen ~ 19/4/63 Maval lWV'!
19/4/24 Chandela ~ 21-30 19/4/44 Morthala '111:~
19/4/27 Bahadurpura ~ 31 and above 19/4/5 Achalgarh ~
19/4/32 Glrwar ~ 19/4/43 Tartoli (Rural) ~(lJll'i\ur)
19/4/38 Redwa Kalan '<:smCfli'!i ~mtlfif~ P.S. REODAR
19/4/40 Kyanya ~ ~,~(-qui)
19/4/41 Manpur (Rural) ~(lJll'i\ur) TEHSIL. RAODAR (FULL)
19/4/46 Derna ~ 0-5' 19/5/6 Anapura :wrr:m
19/4/47 Toonka ~ 19/5/19 Asawa 31Tf1CI r
1914/50 Dotra ~ 19/5/23 Burari Khera '{'T"t ~
19/4/53 Nichla Khejra f.riTc;rr~ 19/5/81 Sonela 11R<'IT
19/4/54 Jayadra JIPRU 6-10 19/5/2 Wadwal ~
19/4/59 KUI '¢ 191513 Kesuwa ~3lT
19/4/61 Chandrawatl ~ 19/5/7 Haml Amarpura (Harnl) p-.jt~(~)
19/4/66 Bhalsa Singh mnf;:W 19/5/44 Kolapura ~
19/4/67 Slyawa i11mm 19/5/46 Hadrnatlya ~
19/4/68 Soorpagla ~ 19/5180 Gundwara ~
19/4/76 Jamboon ~ 19/5/108 Moohya Khera l1fr;{m , o ~
1914n7 Uph Bor jt1'1'\) <itt 11-15 19/5111 Idarla m
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lJ"Tl{tctT~ ~ ~ LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND
SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES
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Percent Location Name of Village. Percent Location Name of Village Range Code Range Code
2 '3 2 3
19/5/24 Tokra m 19/5/33 Selwada ~
19/5/40 Jeerawal ~ 19/5/38 Bhamra 'l!T1m
19/5/41 Rohua ~3lT 19/5/49 Peethapura I -m~1
19/5/73 Rajgarh ~ 19/5/52 Kusma 'fW1T
19/5/83 Jetawara ~ 19/5/58 Vikanwas ~
19/5/87 Wasada ~ 19/5/62 Chhapol ~
19/5/94 Juadara '>l3lTCU 19/5/72 Asao WWf
19/5/126 Methlpura -ir~ 19/5/78 Magnwada ~
16-20 19/5/1 Jalampura ~ 19/5/79 Dhanpura Il"'l'ro
19/5/4 Himmatpura ~ 19/5/84 Bant 'ITC
19/5/5 NeebaJ ~ 19/5/85 Mahobbatpura ~<m
19/5/8 Panch Dewal ~<%'I 19/5/90 Mandar ri:m
19/5/9 Dantral trff-m 19/5/100 Marol 1!1TA
19/5/12 Dangrali ~ 19/5/115 Makawal ~
19/5/25 Singarll Khera fi:irn";9\ ~ 19/5/120 Bhatana 'lR'R)
19/5/28 Gulabganj ~Ti;;f 31 and above 19/5:26 Peethapur II -ril"WIT II
19/5/29 Malgaon lffi11'ifq 19/5/31 Hathal j"j\'lM'
19/5/34 Jolpur ~ 1915/32 Dadarla ~
19/5/37 Malawa 1!M{C{T 1915/35 Wadka ~
19/5/42 NimTalai f.m~ 19/5/36 Rampura Tfl1"T17T
19/5/45 Amrapura 31llTf -qn 19/5/39 Saran-Ka-Khera 1WTT - :::fiT - l'3"S1
19/5/48 Mokhara ~ 19/5/43 Ratpur TrnT<
19/5/63 Dhandhpura (Dhanpur) ~(m'f'l') 19/5/47 Matasan "tfTClW(
19/5/68 Dabanl ?CIT:fl 19/5/S0 SUliva ~
19/5/82 Sonant w.wn 19/5/51 Maleepura ~
19/5/88 Sorda 1!1TST 19/5/54 Varman 'WWlT
19/5/117 800tr; ~ 19/5/55 Khan '!31UT
21-30 19/5/10 Dhan UJUT 19/5/56 Wasan lWlUT
19/5/13 Nagani 'WTT'1t 19/5/57 Ranari TRrST
19/5/15 Pamera -qp:n-r 19/5/59 Derol ;:n;'1
19/5/18 Sanwara <w.!m 19/5/60 Reodar TCP.T
19/5/20 Udwana ~ 19/5/61 Serwa men 19/5/27 Sirol fum 19/5/64 Anadra 3ffiGTT
19/5/30 Poseetara -.mwm 19/5/65 Hadmatlya ~
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Percent Location Name of Village Percent Location Name of Village Range Code Range Code
1 2 3 2 3
19/5/66 Dak ~ w-~;;r:r~
19/5/67 Dhanera ;,1T'fT[ B • SCHEDULED TRIBES
19/5/69 Thai ~R ~~fWJTt;r P. S. SHEOGANJ
19/5/70 Loonol ~ ~:~(-qui)
19/5/71 Perwa 1Tf"l1 TEHSIL: SHEOGANJ (FULL)
0-5 ' 19/1/6 Lakhmawan Chhota ~m!T
19/5/74 Meetan "Iilc1" 19/1/9 Gola 1TT"fT
19/5/75 Vanll ~ 19/114 Joyla J!17Tc'IT
19/5/76 Awada ;.m:sr 19/1/16 Vadka ~
19/5/77 Kalen ~ 19/1/23 Lotiwara Bara ~~
19/5/86 Kotra ;mcn 19/1/24 Naradra ~
19/5/92 Bheel-Ka-Khera '4WFf;r~ 19/1/26 Sawah 11"11'it
19/5/98 RarnplJra Pliosl 7J"Il"qn fucm:ft 19/1/27 Madani 11'1ST'it
19/5/96 Jamtha JWlOT 19/1/66 Vera Vilpur im~
6-15 19/1/2 Manadar TWI1Gl:" 19/5/97 Jawal JWTi'I
19/1/3 Jubliganj ~~ 19/5/101 Nlmbora f;;Pm-r
~ 19/1/11 Jhadoh 19/5/102 Karotl ;-1i'1it
19/1/19 Van "'lTllT
19/5/103 Dolpura ?Ff1TIT 19/1/20 Karlashnagar @ Las ~ "ffi ~ "1m
19/5/104 Leelora ~ 19/1/29 Oda ~
19,5;105 Dhawh 'm 19/1/31 Andor 3RJ<
19/5/107 Pain Khera ~~. 19/1/33 Bhalv -1m
19/5/110 Datanl GcWfr 19/1/34 Arathwara ~
19151111 Vidmlya ~ 19/1/36 Rukhada l<SlTST
19/1/42 Chandana ~ 19/5/112 Sa!otra "I1l7'fT'm
~ 19/1/43 Bargaon ~
19/5/113 PeepaiJya 1911/54 Godana lJPIT'rr
19/5/114 Rampura Khera TIWTTT~ 1911155 Chooli ~
19/5/116 Gorell 1JTTi'I1 19/1/56 Radbar 11PIT
19/5/118 Padroo Khera ~~ 19/1/58 Chhlbagaon IW.rr lJiq
19/5/119 Bheroogarh ''fJ; TIS 19/1/59 Uthman j~
19/5/121 Derlr SFi1 19/1/60 Bagseen ~
19/5/122 Badechl ~ 19/1/61 Barewara ~
19/5/124 Padar TTf?T 19/1/64 Morli 1IT17'i\
F:xcludes Villages With no Scheduled Tnbe population,
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\i1"1~@1 cn1 ~ it ~ ~ Jf=R1l1: JOI"1ftfild \i1lfo<n m JOI"1ftfild \i1"1\i1lfo4i cnl \i1"1~@1 -3R'Qffi in --..:; 0""":; C\ .....:; C\. -...::;
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SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES
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Percent Location Name of Village Percent Location Name of Village
Range Code Range .
Code
2 3 2 3
19/1/67 Palri 'W'rS1 ~~,mrttt P.S. SIROHI
16-25 19/1/5 Keral "li1T1'! ~: fu1'Iit (~)
19/117 Lakhmawa Bara ~<rnT TEHSIL' SIROHI (FULL)
19/1/15 Posahyan ~ 0-5' 19/2/1 Barada ~
19/1/21 Lotiwara Chhota ~UlGT 19/2/3 Manora lAm
19/1/32 Sagaliya wrrf'i;fm 19/2/13 Barloot "!Ti'J.C
n:mn <fiT W 19/2/14 Mandawana ~
19/1/35 Sutharon Ka Gurha 19/2/15 Deldar ~
19/1/37 Khandra "Rl
>f'3T1mwri\ 19/2/18 Gura If?1 19/1/41 Akhapura Khunl
~ 19/2/19 Mohabbat Nagar iH,~~
19/1/44 Deolt
'VlT~ 19/2/20 Kalandn T~
19/1/63 Nawa Khera 19/2/21 Dodua ~m
2f)-35 19/1/4 . Rewara ~
~ 19/2/22 Angore ' f'Tf1TTT
19/1/8 Buden 19/2/23 Khambal ~
19/1/10 Alpa 3l17"TI 19/2/25 Rampura ~
19/1/13 Joga Pura J!TiTT ':p1 19/2/27 Goeh 'lllt.9\
19/1/50 Sural Pura "J'iI':p1 19/2/33 Verapura crrqn
'\6-50 19/1/12 Talela W'lCT 19/2/35 Mamawah l!lWll'it
19/1/22 Ummedgarh ~ 19/2/37 Varal 'TIF1
19/1/28 Akhapura Kharal ~'3l"<i'f 19/2/41 Chadooal ~3W'f
19/1/39 Jaltpura Jli1l:lTf 19/2143 PhoognJ ~
19/1/46 Badia 'i'I1?<9T 19/2/44 Noon 'Ti
19/1/49 Khelanya ~ 19/2/47 Madiya ~
19/1/51 Dhuwana Ui'WlT 19/2148 Haltwara ~ 19/1/52 Kana Kolar 'F.RT~
~ 19/2/53 Phalwadi 19/1/57 Choleela ~
19/2/56 Belangan -v-rirriI 19/1/70 Devon Ka Bera 7."1i q;Plrn
19/2/59 Dhanta \.If.<!I'
~) 1 and above 19/1/18 Mochhal mrn"I 1912177 Rampura TllN<l
19/1/40 Kesarpura ~ 19/2/84 Knshnganl ~
19/1/45 Kukn Khera ~~ 6-15 19/2/2 Satapura 7l'f!1m
19/1/62 Sardarpura ~ 19/2/4 Bhutgaon 'l1"fTTi'q
19/1/65 Kolar T1"IT 19/2/6 Jawal -JfR'ITi'1
19/1/68 Kaldan ~ 19/2/9 Vada Kheda ~
19/1/69 Bara Vera ~'f{f 19/2/10 Padeev 1':!Ti\q
19/2/11 Ud TI
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Percent Location Name of Village Percent Location Name of Village Range Code Range Code
2 3 1 2 3
19/2/12 Mandwara ~ ~~,~ P.S. : PINDWARA
19/2/24 Pain ~ ~m:~(-quf)
1912134 Sindrath ~'<l TEHSIL' PINDWARA (FULL)
19/2/36 Silohia ~ 0-5' 19/3/7 Undra ':RJ
19/2/38 Sartara <rom 19/3/10 Naya Sanwara '1'n~
19/2/39 Vardara QWf 19/3/26 Janapur ~
19/2/46 Akoona 31<f"T 19/3/44 KOjra ili'NfU
19/2/51 Savrata W'nTc!T 19/3/66 Dhanari ~
19/2/52 Jaila ~ 6-15 19/3/13 Veerwada ~
19/2/57 Badeli ~ 19/3/15 Jhadoli ~
19/2/60 Mankroda ~ 19/3/27 Jhankar ~
19/2172 Mer Mandwara m:~ 19/3/28 Nandiya ~
19/2/73 Sirodki ~ 19/3/42 Shivgarh ~
19/2/74 Sildar fm;rer 19/3/64 Peshua ~31l
19/2/78 Amlari ~ 19/3/6B ~anarwara ~
19/2/79 Bag WI 19/3/69 Khakharwara ~
19/2/80 San pur 11'l1J' 19/3/70 Kachholi ~
19/2/82 Ranela m 19/3/77 Achpura ~
19/2/83 Amll .311W'IT 19/3/82 Bhimana NlW!T
16-25 19/2/7 Gol llW! 19/3/84 Udbariya ~
19/2/28 Mandwa liwn 19/3/85 Palumbri ~ 19/2/30 Balda ~
19/3/86 Rohira ~
19/2/31 Rajpura ~ 19/3/87 Sanwara ~
19/2/64 Meerpur ~ 16-25 19/3/12 Arasana 3ITRRT
19/2/70 Kakendra ~ 19/3/36 Ubera ~
19/2171 Poseetara -qmTrm 19/3/45 Sawarli @ Chawarli WIri'it '3"t ~
19/2/76 Punawa 'lJ_'llCIT 19/3/47 Kantal ~
26-35 19/2/75 Roda Khera ~~ 19/3/67 Nilora ~
:\6-50 19/2/32 Sirohl (Rural) fmm1 (1JTlftuT) 19/3/78 Kaseendra ~
19/2/49 Tua ~311 19/3/80 Bharja ~
19/2/58 Rajpura Khera ~~ 26-35 19/3/5 Siwera fwro
51and above 19/2/50 Kolra ~ 19/3/14 Panal ~
19/2/61 Darbari Khera ~~ 19/3/17 Keshavganj q;;nq'l'f;;!
19/2/81 KaTjai ~ 19/3/18 Sadalawa ~
19/2/85 Telplkhera ~~ 19/3/46 Ajari ~
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Percent Location Name of Village Percent Location Name of Village Range Code Range Code
2 3 1 2 3
19/3/60 Doongari ~ 19/3/49 Dhanga ~ 19/3/61 Banas 0I'Im 19/3/50 Vagdan 'WlGft 19/3/65 Kodarla ~ 19/3/51 Pahar Kalan ~'IWIi 19/3172 Sangwara ~ 19/3/52 Bhadaveri ~
19/3/79 Bara ~ 19/3/53 Cheeniya Band ~~
19/3/83 Vatera ~ 19/3/54 Moras llml
19/3/89 Wasa cm:rr 19/3/55 Malera (Watera) ~(CITC\T\
36-50 19/3/11 Telpur ~ 19/3/56 Gharat tnG
19/3/30 Digar ~ 19/3/57 Nawawas ~
19/3/33 Ker -i.n1: 19/3171 Phoola Rai Ka Khera "'fii'lT~-W-ST 19/3/58 Basantgarh ~ 19/3173 Panchdewal ~~ 19/3/59 Ram Pura ~ 19/3174 Block No 2 ~'1°2
19/3181 Taroongi M 19/3175 Kotra <liTCU
19/3/99 Pindwara (Rural) ~(lJTI'iIuT) 19/3/76 Nagpura ~ 51 an above 19/3/1 Khari Gegarwa "&i\~ 19/3/88 Mandwara Deo ~(!Cf
19/3/4 Muri ''fU 19/3/90 Kedar ka Padar CIiGR CflT~
19/3/6 Kerla Padar ~~ 19/3/91 Walonya ~
19/3/16 Rajpura 1fJf1IU 19/3/92 Semli Wwit 19/3/19 Amli ~ 19/3/93 Sadaphah ~
19/3/20 Thandi Ben o.:it~ 19/3/94 Nayawas (Deo) ~(tq)
19/3/21 Sabela mirc9r 19/3/95 Bor Umri .m:m 19/3/22 Malap lW'I'l 19/3/96 Peetari Padar -mmt~
19/3/23 Kundal ~ 19/3/97 Nawawas (Khalsa) ~ ("ISiR'lm)
19/3/24 Varli mm 19/3/98 Shoola 'If'lT 19/3/25 Kalumbn ~ ~~:~-m P. S. ABU ROAD
19/3/31 Lotana ~ ~:~~(~) 19/3/32 Kalabor ~ TEHSIL: ABU ROAD (FULL)
19/3/34 Churli Khera ~~ 0-5' 19/4/14 Kiwarh ~
19/3/35 Isra TIHT 19/4/43 Tartoh (Rural) ~(lJTI'iIuT)
19/3/37 Khokhn Khera ~~ 6-15 19/4/5 Achalgarh ~~
19/3/38 Mandawara Khalsa ~"ISiR'lm 19/4/6 Onya mhm 19/3/39 Apri Khera 3Wffi~ 19/4/42 Akra Bhatta ~
19/3/40 Varkl Khera <mCl1'T~ 19/4/60 Santpur (Rural) ~(lJTI'iIuT)
19/3/48 Gadlya 1Tf:sm 19/4/63 Maval ~
98
qf~fiU~ -IV w:r f.:H{filctll APPENDIX - IV VILLAGE DIRECTORY
~ Zl1'1+l@'l1 c@ ~ if ~ ~ ~ 3i1~Jild Zl1lfdlll m 3l1Wild Zl1'1Zl1lfdQJ c@ Zl1'1+l@'l1 3RQ1O ~ , 3FR1f\ 1Wft c@ 'Wtfr ~
~ "-
LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES
;JUil ~m lJ11l CfiT 'i1l1 ,;pm ~m lJl11 CfiT 'i1l1
~ ~
Percent Location Name of Village Percent Location Name of Village Range Code Range Code
2 3 1 2 3
19/4/64 Wasra ~
16-25 19/4/9 Arna 3ffi"!T 19/4/40 Kyariya ~
19/4/16 Karoli ~ 19/4/41 Manpur (Rural) ~ (lJTIflur)
26-35 19/4/8 Salgaon tIfATliq 19/4/44 Morthala lll1:W9T
19/4/37 Meergarh 'llh:"'1G 19/4/46 Derna iT-rr
19/4/61 Chandrawati ~ 19/4/47 Toonka ~
36-50 19/4/45 Ode 3ihs 19/4/48 Deldar ~
19/4/58 Khadat '13m 19/4/49 Tankiya i'rct1m
51 and above 19/4/10 Block No,' ~'Of°l 19/4/50 Dotra 60n
19/4/11 Amthala JTm~ 19/4/51 Bori Booj <ml1if.;;j
19/4/12 Kyara- qu;ro 19/4/52 Paba 't1mT
19/4/13 Mudarla ~ 19/4/53 Nichla Khejra fumr~
19/4/15 Pandoori ~ 19/4/54 Jaydara ~
19/4/17 Danvav ~ 19/4/55 Kyari "-Pm'!
19/4/18 Umarnl '31Wit 19/4/56 Nlchla Garh ~
19/!1/19 Ganka lIUTCIiT 19/4/57 Sangna ;:ritr.rr
19/4/20 Talwaron Ka Naka ~-CfiT-ifm 19/4/59 Kui <¢
19/4/21 Mungthala ~2R'fT 19/4/62 Amba 31flm
19/4/22 Bagen .rro 19/4/65 Khara ~
19/4123 Ambawen ~ 19/4/66 ' Bhaisa Singh mn~
1914/24 Chandela ~ 19/4/67 Siyawa fumcIT
19/4/25 Sakoda ~ 1914/68 Soorpagla ~
19/4/26 Fatehpura ~ 19/4/69 Uplagarh ~
19/4/27 Bahadurpura ~ 19/4170 Nichli Bor f.nr<"iI <iR
19/4/29 Forest Chotila ~~ 1914171 Buja 'fill
1914130 ChotHa ~ 19/4172 Upla Khejra l'1'i'!T~
19/4/31 Mahi Khera ml~ 19/4/73 Ranora <UTTU
19/4/32 Girwar f'lW: 1914174 Bhamnya ~
19/4133 Chanar "WfR 19/4175 Bosa ..mrr
19/4/34 Andallya ~ 19/4/76 Jamboon ~
19/4/35 Awal 3WlM 19/4/77 Upli Bor "N<'i\ <m
19/4/36 Redwa Khurd m~ 19/4178 Rada Tr:sT
19/4138 Redwa Kalan "W'lT q;ffi 19/4/79 Den it!
19/4/39 Dunakakar ~ 1914/80 Meen liR
1914181 Taleti m
~
99
qf'(~le IV mlf f"t~~ICbI APPENDIX • IV VILLAGE DIRECTORY
'l11B&'I1 cn1 ~ -if ~ ~ 3FmR 3i 1('1 f ild ~ m 3i1('1 f +:ld 'l11 'l11 fd41 cn1 'l11B<gq I 3:r11=ffif"$ -..:> ....:J",;lC\. 0~ ~
~ 1Jlllt cn1 ~ -:; "'-
LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES
Percent Location Name of Village
~
~
Percent Range
Location Code
Name of Village Range Code
0-5'
2 3
P.S. : REODAR
~:~C'l'ui1
TEHSIL: REODAR (FULL)
19/5/4 Himmatpura ~
19/5/9 Dantral
19/5/10 Ohan
19/5/13 Nagani
19/5/15 Pamera
19/5/18 Sanwara
19/5/27 Siroi
19/5/29 Malgaon
19/5/31 Hathal
19/5/34 Jolpur
19/5/35 Wadka
19/5/39 Saran ka Khera
19/5/43 Ralpur
19/5/49 Peethapura I
19/5/51 Maleepura
19/5/52 Kusma
19/5/55 Khan
19/5/70 Loonol
19/5/71 Perwa
19/5/74 Meetan
19/5/75 Van!i
19/5/76 Awada
19/5/87 Wasada
19/5/93 Rampura Piiosl
19/5/103 Dolpura
19/5/110 Oatani
19/5/1
19/5/6
19/5/7
Jalampura
Anapura
Harm Amarpura (Harnl)
19/5/11 Idarla
19/5/20 Udwana
<WlT-q:;j-~
Tf'.l1V -tlT£lfT11
~ ;prm 13llJf
~
"1ffi1rST
~~
~ GlWit
~ 16-25
3f'!T"T1 m :wrrqn (-.rruil)
2
19/5/23 Burari Khera
19/5/26
19/5/28
19/5/30
Peethapur II
Gula~ganj
Poseetara
19/5/33 Selwada
19/5/47 Ma!asan
19/5/48 Mokhara
19/5/54 Varman
19/5/56 Wasan
19/5/58 Vikanwas
3
~~ -rfI~1I
~~
..mmm
19/5/60
19/5/63
Reodar ~
OhandhpurJ (Dhanpurh~ ('-IT'I'q<)
19/5/64 Anadra
19/5/66 Oak
19/5/67 Ohanera
19/5/73 Rajgarh
19/5/78 Magriwada
19/5/80 Gundwara
19/5/82 Sonam
19/5/88 Sorda
19/5/90 Mandar
19/5/100 Marol
19/5/105 Ohawli
19/5/115 Makawal
19/5/117 Bootn
19/5/119 Bheroogarh
19/5/120 Bhatana
19/5/122 Badechi
19/5/124 Padar
19/5/5 Neeba)
19/5/19 Asawa
19/5/24 Tokra
19/5/25 Singarii Khera
19/5/37 Malawa
100
qf~fi>I~ IV '!l1'tf f.:f~fi>lctil APPENDIX· IV VILLAGE DIRECTORY
\J11~@'I1 Cfft 'WAf if ~ $ ~ 3'l1Bfilct \illfct~i m 3'l1Bfilct \J11\J1lfi:141 Cfft \J11~@'I1 311"QT(i' $ '" '" '" '" -:> '" -:>
3FmR 1Jrnt cn1 ~ -:> "'-
LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEqULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES
,JUft ~~ 1Jm ~ 'lTI< ~ ~cm 1Jm ~ 'lTI<
~ ~
Percent Location Name of Village Percent Location Name of Village Range Code Range Code
1 2 3 1 2 3
19/5/38 Bhamra tTJln:T 19/5/96 Jamtha ~
19/5/62 Chhapol ~ 36-50 19/5/2 Wadwaj ~
19/5/65 Hadmatlya ~ 19/5/41 Rohua ~J1T
19/5/68 .Dabani ~ 19/5/53 Malpura ~
19/5/69 Thai 21M 19/5/111 Vidmlya ~
19/5/81 Sonela ~ 51 and above 19/5/8 Panch Dewal "$.f "imr 19/5/83 Jetawara ~ 19/5/22 Ban Khera <rrt\~
19/5/84 Bant <ilc. 19/5/44 Kolapura ~ 19/5/89 Danpura ~ 19/5/45 Amrapura 3llffi1jU
19/5/107 Palri Khera ~~ 19/5/94 Juadara '-iJ:~
19/5/112 Salotra ~ 19/5/106 Bahadurpura ~
26-35 19/5/3 Kesuwa ~ 19/5/108 Moollya Khera ~~ 19/5/40 Jeerawal ~ 19/5/109 Karjiya ~
19/5/46 Hadmatlya ~ 19/5/123 Awaliya ~
3f1~ II : -;:prr f~ gfi! I Cfi I SECTION II: TOWN DIRECTORY
103
"fIR r~gr~'f$l' ittclM~3ffCfil~~~m-~~ CODES USED FOR VARIOUS AMENITIES IN TOWN DIRECTORY
~ .~ ~miI ~ ~ iIil'I ~1:TTlt m 1if&:rr ~ ~ ~
Col. No. SI. ~o. Amenities Codes Col. No. SI. No. Amenities Codes
2 3 4 2 3 4
~-I Statement-I ~-(iv)-?fi Statement-IV A
<fiWrq 'l'l(Qjf(1<t>1 Municipality M ~ ~-IV'$~-msm
Col.2 2 1'1R~ Municipal Council M.CI. As explained in relation
3 -rnq.ft <itt,rmq.:ft Cantonment Board/ C.B. Col.7 7#~~ to Column No. 7 of
Cantonment the Statement· IV
4 ~1I;);r/31f~ Notified Area/Notified NAC. ~ foIcItuJ-IV '$ ~ mT As explained In relation
II;);rWlfu/~~ Area Committeel Col.11 11it~~ to Column No. 11 of
~ Notified Committee the Statement·IV
5 "I'fTl1JRT <ii'OO Census Town C.T. ~-V Statement-V
~-II Statement -II ~ 3W«'I'R'I Hospital H
Col.4 (i)~~ (i) Allopathic No Code ~ ~ "ffi'l "lit No Codes Applicable (ii)~ (ii) Ayurvedic A
~-III Stat .. ment -III (iiry~ (iii) Homeopathic Hom
(iv) 'I{'lFft (iv) Unanl U ~ ~-- 1'$ <iiT<"fI1' ~ As explained in relation 2~ Dispensary 0 Col. 3 2 ij -arnrlI ~ to Column No.2 of (i)~~ (i) Allopathic No Code
the Statement· I (ii)~ (ii) Ayurvedic A
flmvr-IV Statement -IV (iii) ti) f'l ,il ~ ftr<fi ~iii) Homeopathic Hom
(iv)~ (iv)Unani U ~ ~-I'$<iiT<"fI1'~ As explained in relation 3 ~iR Health Centre HC Col. 3 2 # ~ 31T'IR to Column No.2 of 4 ~~~~ Maternity and Child MCW
the Statement· I ~ Welfare Centre
~ 1 ~~ PuckaRoad PR 5~~~ Family Planning FC
Col.S 2 ~~ KutchaRoad KR Centre
6 it.m.~ T.B. Clinic TB
~ , ~ Sewer S 7 "IfWTWi Nursing Home NH
Col. 7 2 ~ "If1W:IT . Open Surface Drains OSD 8 3Pl Others 0
3 1R:~ BOl( Surface Drains BSD ~ ~ Cf)ffi Arts Only
4~~ SylkDrains SO I A
5 -rn1 Cesspool Method CD Col.6 2~~ Science Only S
6~ Pit System PI 3 ~ Cf)ffi am: ~ Arts and Science Only AS
4 ~~ Commerce Only C
~ 1 '1m'll: Head Loads HL 5 iIiCR'I ~ am: ~ Arts and Commerce Only AC
Col.11 2 ~ Baskets B 6 <m'IT, ~ :am Combined of all
3 ~~ ~ . Wheel Barrows WB cmur""-l "B'4T ~ '$ categories of Arts,
4 ~t<li~ Septic tank latrines ST fffi ~-m~ Science and Commerce ASC 5 lR'! - i;ffi Sewerage S 7~ Law L
~ 1 ~~~1pIf Tubewell Waterl Hand TW ~.
wi~ Cfiffi1:r ShortHand SH Col. 12 Pump Col. 10 2 cl~Q{I~f.2' I Type writing Type
2W!'1.fiT"tT'ft Tap Water T 3 ~ C! cl~q<I$f2'1 Shorthand and Sh. Type 3 ¥t'1.fiT'n'ft Well Water W
Typewriting 4 ~ '1.fiT"tT'ft TankWal",' TK
4 3Pl Others 0
<fiWrq 1 i'I.fft Overneag tank OHT <fifmf 1 ~~ Public Library PL COI.13 2 ~ Service reservior SR Col. 20 2 ~ Reading Room RR
3~ River infiltration gallery IG 4 ~~~ Borewell pumping BWP ftmvr-VI Statement-VI
system
5 ~t<li Pressure tank PT C!iW ~ ffi'J 1'tf No Codes applicable
104
~ f.t~ftJlq;1 ftrcmrr - I
~ am tf.& ~
'$l1 ';flR oR ~, 1IJf '6'IT ~ ~"1f.T ~ ~ _cR'~
~ ~ it ';flR oR ~ ~~~ m:lo 1111' 'WIftr (<fIT fflio ~ 11ftcIm Population and growth rate of the
"1f.T1Ilr llto it) mto (1991) 1901 1911 1921 1931 51. Class, name and civic Location Name of Name of Area Numbef of No. administration Code No. Tehsil Pancnayat (in sq. km.) households
status. of town 5amiti including houseless
households (1991)
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
1. III 3lT'{ ~ (1". 1lf.) 19/4NI Abu Road See Abu Road
ant its -:r :~r. 13.35 7853 6.661 7.180 8.199 9,725
(+7.79) (+14.19) (+18.61)
III ant ~ (-=r. 1lf.) 12.35 7594 6.661 7,180 8,199 9.725
(+7.79) (+14.19) (+18.61)
2. V ~ (~. 11i.) 19/311V Pindwara Pindwara 14.91 1747
3. 1\1 lJ!31Ie 3111 (1". 1lf.) 19/4N Abu Road 15.54 3146 3,488 3,286 2,804 4,165
(-5.76) (-14.67) (+48.54)
4. IV ~ (1". 1lf.) 19/31111 Pindwara 10.00 2968
5. IV ~ (1". 1lf.) 19/111 Sheoganj 4.80 3550 4,361 4,010 3,599 4,230
(-8.05) (-10.25) (+17.53)
6. III ~ (1". 1lf.) 19/2111 5irohi 20.72 5610 5,651 6.615 6,197 7,463
(+17,06) (-6.32) (+20.43)
105 TOWN DIRECTORY
STATEMENT-I
STATUS AND GROWTH HISTORY'
~am:1tG{ 'ffI(q (1991) ~~~ :rR qi~, ~ ~
town at the Censuses of Sex Ratio :JTlJftI; '!I'mA" ~
1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 1971 1981 1991 ~ ;;r;{"II1!RT ~
Density Class, name and civic (1991) Census Census Census Administration
status of town
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2
Urban AgglomeratiOn 111- Abu Road (M) ~.
9,935 12,544 17,728 25,331 31,280 39,802 2,981 907 894 864 Abu Road U. A.
(+2.16) (+26.26) (+41.33) (+42.89) (+23.49) (+27.24)
9,935 12,544 17,728 25,331 31,280 38,982 3,156 907 984 870 III· Abu Road (M)
(+2.16) (+26.26) (+41.33) (+42.89) (+23.49) (+24.62)
9,019 805 932 V-Bhawrl (C, T.)
4,316 4,439 8,Q75 9,840 12,713 15,593 1,003 792 715 769 IV-Mount Abu (M)
(+3.63) (+2.85) (+81.93) (+21.84) (+29.20) (22.65)
6,521 7,726 9,743 12,338 15185 1,519 938 964 972 IV·Plnciwara (M)
(+18.48) (+26.11) (+26.63) (23.10)
4,166 5,720 9,766 12,029 16,767 19,866 4,139 976 928 944 IV·Sheoganj (M)
(·1.51) (+37.30) (+70.73) (+23.17) (+39.39) (+18.48)
9,501 11,956 14,451 18,n4 23,,903 28,117 1,357 920 888 896 III-Sirohi (M)
(+27.31) (+25.84) (+20.87) (+29.91) (+27.32) (+17.63)
106
';ffR f.t~ 141
fircrorr - II ~ (fiT _ 1W ~ ~, 1989
aw ~qIT":JfIf Physical aspects@ Name of and
iJ;lf 'iTIPil ~ 3frnrll' iiiif ~(.1i) ~~ ~~ m (fifo 'lito it) Temperature (in centigrade)
~ ~ SI. Class and name of town Rainfall Maximum Minimum StateHQ. District HQ. No. (inmm)
2 3 4 5 6 7
1. III aut ~ ('i. 1lT.) See Abu Road
31l1. ~ 'i. ~. 587.9 N. A.@1 N.A.@l Jaipur (485) Sirohi (72)
III 31l1. ~ ('i. 1lT.) 587.9 N.A.@l N.A.@l Jaipur (485) Sirohi(72)
2. V 'lfCfU (<{. q;.) 405.4 N.A.@l N.A.@l Jaipur (418) Sirohi (44)
3. IV 1Il31IC atIi ('1. 1lT.) 1306.5 34.9 -1.3 Jaipur (515) Sirohi (100)
4. IV ~ ('i. 1lT.) 533.0 N.A@l N.A.@l Jaipur (3961 Sirohi (23)
5. IV ~ ('i. 1lT.) 365.0 N.A.@l N.A@l Jaipur (368) Sirohi (40)
6. III RRm ('i. 1lT.) 391.0 N.A.@l N.A.@l Jaipur (418) Sirohi(O)
@ Average Rain fall and temperature figures based on Indian Meteorological Department (1980-89)
@ 1 The nearest place for which temperature figures are available is Mount Abu
TOWN DIRECTORY
STATEMENT-II
PHYSICAL ASPECTS AND LOCATION OF TOWNS, 1989
aiR ~ 1tf1f it ¢ (~o 'lft'o) If road distance (in km) from
~I ~~am-mt ~~ ~~<i<'Ir ~~
~11R Sub-division! Nearest city with Railway Station
Tehsil HO. population of one lakh and more
8 9 10
Urban Agglomeration
Mount Abu (27) Udaipur (163) Abu Road (0)
Abu Road (0)
Mount AbU(27) Udaipur (163) Abu Road (0)
Abu Road (0)
Mount Abu (SO) Udaipur (125) Bhawri (0)
Pindwara (22)
Mount Abu (0) Udaipur (185) Abu Road (30)
Abu Road (30) Pali(220)
Mount Abu (80) Udaipur (105) Sirohi Road (1)
Pindwara (0)
Sirohi (40) Jodhpur (154) Jawai Bandh (9)
Sheoganj (0)
Sirohi (0) Udaipur (135) Sirohi Road (22)
Sirohi (0) Pali (141)
107
~'I!TIf
Bus Route
11
Abu Road (0)
Abu Road (0)
Bhawri(O)
Mount Abu (0)
Sirohi Road (0)
Sheogani (0)
Sirohi (0)
m~~ (1IR 10 rn;" mo <f;~ir)
Navigable Rlver/ Canal
(if within 10 kms)
12
Class and name of town
2
III-Abu Road (M)
Abu Road U A
111- Abu Road (M)
V-Bhawri (C.T.)
IV-Mount Abu (M)
IV-Pinclwara (M),
IV-Sheoganj (M)
III-Sirohi (M)
108
~ f.t(ffilldil fcIeroJ1' - III
11R qtfWu frffl, 1988·89
arrr (li111It it . 0 0 )
Receipt (in Rs. '00) ~ 111\ q\t ~ m ;rrq 1f1fu; JmRR" ifiU _ 'Ii ~ % 3R'ITm 111\- mtrtt ~ ~ mrmro- 1l1fc;m mr " m Government
(1990) ~ itll11{f~ ~ 'illT • SI. Class and name of town Civic adminis- Receipt through Revenue derived Grant Loan Advance No. tration status taxes etc. from municipal
(1990) properties and power apart from
taxation
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1. III 3!TlU? :r. 'qJ'j M See AbU Road
~it91. lr. 34426 36006
III atI1l~ :r. 1lf'/ M 34426 36006
2. V \W.!ir ~. Cfi./ CT 156 171
3. IV ~ 3l1l :r. 1lf'/ M 48581 19985 1271
4. IV ~ :r. 1lT.! M 8000 250 1250
6. IV ~ :r. 1lf.! M 20656 807 2256 316
6. III RmT :r. 1lT.I M 17913 42511 7360 5000
109 TOWN DIRECTORY
STATEMENT-III
MUNICIPAL FINANCE, 1988-89
awf (~ it '00) lXf?f (~ it '00) Receipt (in Rs. '00) Expenditure (in Rs. '00)
3R'~ ~awf mrR 1Iml1 7jj:f ~JT 7jj:f~ ~ ~ W1 ~~ ::r!1*.ltuit~::mr (tmJ) am f.r'qf1!f ~ (fmJ)
~ Other sources Total General Public Public Public Public Other Total Class and name of town
(specify) Receipt Administration safety health Works insli- (specify) Expenditure and tutions
Conveniences
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 2
Urban Agglomeration III-Abu Road
70432 4332 14906 2096 3805 10309 35448 Abu RoadU. A
70432 4332 14906 2096 3805 10309 35448 III-Abu Road
731 1058 293 160 7 18' 19 561 1058 V-Bhawri
4917 74754 5073 10909 16606 16689 49277 IV-Mount Abu
9500 6000 750 6750 IV-Pindwara
5801 29836 4063 10285 5301 11107 30756 IV-Sheoganj
72784 4960 12919 26017 6320 50216 III-Sirohi
<filT -w<Jil'RW:jflf ~ lmRR ~
~ ~
SI. Class and name Civic Population No. of town administration
status (1990)
2 3 4
1. 1I1~ir9 :r. "tIr./ M
~~ :r. lJ./ 39,802
1II~ir9 :r. 1lT.I M 38,982
2. v'lfCffi ~. "'.IC.T. 9,019
3. IV lIT3'OC ~ :r. 1tr./ M 15,593
4. IV~ :r. 1lT.I M 15,185
5. IV~..r Of 'IT 1M 19,866
6 III~ 'I. tIT / M 28,117
110
~~ ~<Jil'~ ~-lff-r W ~ (fcI;o "lfto it) f.rcmft ~<Jil' ~ ~
~ f.taftil4i1 fircron' - IV
11lIfuf; am: ~~, 1989
~<Jil'~ Number of latrines
Scheduled Caste and Scheduled
Road length
.(inkms)
System of Water ~m
Service aR"
Others
Tribe population
5
9392(3364)
9382(3213)
1770(654)
3038(2364)
2603(840)
2540(892)
4552(2065)
6
PR 31.30
KR 25.00
PR 31.30
KR 25.00
PR 8.50
KR 7.50
PR 51.00
KR 5.00
PR 3.00
KR 8.00
PR 800
KR 10.00
PR 15.00
KR 26.00
Sewerage borne
7 8
OSD, BSD 700
OSD,BSD 700
OSD
OSD.S 2629
OSD 350
OSD 773
OSD,BSD 2800
9 ·10
See Abu Road
1100
1100
157
150
221
110 60
111 TOWN DIRECTORY
STATEMENTalV
CIVIC AND OTHER AMENITIES, 1989
~q:jt cit ~ 3lfT:r ~ ~(~cltm) 1IR cit .torr am- 1J1f
Protected Water ~r.rr Electrification (Number Sup?!y of connections)
~f.i"ricR ~%f iF.itl4. ~ §fmh"¥ Qijd,§$j¥ Wif;1" 3f.ff ~ m Q~ lm'!1l'
~lIm~ (~)
it (~it) Method of Source of System of Fire Domestic Industrial Commercial Road Others Class and name disposal of Supply Storage with fighting lighting of town night soil Capacity in
iitres Service (points)
(in brackets)
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2
Urban Agglomeration III-Abu Road
WB,ST TW,W OHT (726,400) yes 3613 158 1385 600 45 Abu Road U. A.
WB,ST W,TK OHT (726,400) Yes 3613 158 1385 600 45 III-Abu Road
BS TW,W SR (325,000) Sirohi (44) n9 29 395 2 37 VaBhawri
we T SR (14,25,560,000) Pali(200) 1517 26 839 1200 21 IV-Mount Abu
(Dumping) Sirohi (100)
WB,ST TW,T OHT (454,000) Sirohi (23) 1609 95 335 415 74 IV-Pindwara
ST W SR (679,000) St.merptx(2) 2,475 85 1017 850 72 IV-Sheoganj
WB W,T OHT (2,837,500) Yes 4691 132 1263 1300 1n IIi-Sirohi
SR
if,l1
~
19
81. No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
@
@ 1
@2
@3
~~ Medical facilities
·:t1!PR ~ am ":lilt ~ ~/ 'fiWl11 4 if ~/ -;8e~lJ'l1:
ito ;;ito ~ fcR:rf.!q; ~it
3lIfu malt eN mmr
Class and name Population Hospitals/ Beds in of town Dispensa- medical
riesl instibJtions T.B. Clinics noted in
etc. column 4
III ~~ (:t. 'lr.)
an,~ :t. \1. 39,802 H,D(2,A·1 30
Hom.·1).FC
III ~~ (:t. 1!T.) 38.982 H.D(2.A·1 30
Hom.-1). FC
V \1'T<iU (-;;r. q;.) 9.019 D(A·1).HC. 6
FC.MCWMH
IV 'IlI3tIZ 3t1l ('1. 1!T.) 15.593 H (1.A·1) 40.8
D(6).MCW
IV ~ (:t. 1!T.) 15.185 HC 15
IV ~ (1. 1!T.) 19.866 H(2).D(1A·1) 30
TB.FC
III rmm ('1. 1!T.) 28.117 H(1.A-1) 150.20
D(4.A-1,U-1,Hom -1)
TB.FC.NH.
MCW
Industria! Training Institute.
112
~ f.I~~I4i1 fcrcrorr - v
~, ~, ~ am: ;g.i~f8Cfl ~, 1989
mm Educational
'fim/mR/ 311iififu.i $liili4n i l qh,lWH&i l1P1m mQf
~m m m ~.~
(fsllt ~ ~ aitt ~3W3i'lt &l q{llrlEli
"'~"') mmur ~
Artsl Medical Engineering Polytechnics Recognised Science! Colleges Colleges Short·hand.
Commerce Typewriting Colleges (of and Vocatio-degree level naJ training and abovel instibJtions
See Abu Road
ASC Udaipur JocIlpur Udaipur O@
(163) (268) (163)
ASC Udaipur Jodhpur Udaipur O@
(163) (268) (163)
Sirohi (44) Udaipur Jodhpur Udaipur Sirohi (44)
(130) (130)
Abu Road Udaipur Jodhpur Udaipur Jodhpur
(30) (185) (300) (185) (300)
Sirohi (23) Udaipur Jodhpur Udaipur 0@2
(105) (209) (105)
Phalna(3O) Jodhpur JocIlpur JocIlpur Type
Sirohi (40) (160) (160) . (160)
ASC JocIlpur JocIlpur Jodhpur Type.O@3
(196) (196) (196)
S.T.C. School. Institute of Security Academy and Mountaineering Institute.
Industrial Training Institute for S.T ..
Industrial Training Institute.
113 TOWN DIRECTORY
STATEMENT-V
MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL FACILITIES, 1989
~ ~am~~<Rm faciHties No. of Recreational and Cultural facilities ~~/ I119.lfiNi/ ~ ij1fl\i ~ ~ \Wmr ri"ii m"Iiii fif.rllT 'tlmrnrl iWfrn -:rR*~~~ $:;:<'iIfS~i!I ~f?~€;~1'1 ~ fim;r ~ ~ ~c!; ~I ~ rio ?fa mo ~ ~ (ft:m) ~~ 'UlR ~ {ito ~ tfr2t m<r ~ m ~!lf.m a«R Higher Secondary! Junior Primary Adult literacy Working Stadium Cinema Auditorial Public Class and name
Secondary! Matri- Secondary Schools classes women's . Drama! libraries of town Intermediate! culation and Middle centres, hostels Commu- including
PUC (Pre Schools Others, with nity reading -University (specify) number of halls rooms College)1 seats
Junior College level
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2
Urban Agglomeration III-Abu Road (M)
3 3 16 6 3 3 PL.(3) Abu Road U. A.
RR(3)
3 3 .16 6 3 3 PL.(3) III-Abu Road (M)
RR(3)
2 2 Udaipur V-Bhawrl(C.T.)
(130)
3 5 6 6 0(3)@1 PL.(1 ) IV-MoUltAbu(M)
RR(1)
4 PL(1) IV-Pindwara (M)
RR(1)
2 4 10 10 PL(1) IV-Sheoganj (M)
RR(1)
3 2 4 12 7 1(18) PL.(1) III-Sirohi (M)
RR(1)
114
11R f.tif\J 1411
finmr - VI ~, ~, m afR~, 1989
m ~ <ft;r awnfirn' • cf; 1fIi m ~ <!t:r f.tllffiio • cf; 1fIi Name ot three most important Name ot three most
commodities imported important commodities exported if.lf 11R qi ~ aitt 1Ilf 'lIie1i titf di(lti d ~ m ~ SI. ClaSs and name of town 1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd No.
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1. III an;_~ ('1. 111'.) See Abu Road
an;_~ ':f. ~. Sugar Cloth Petrol Marble Granite Earthen Jar
'" ~~ (':f. 111'.) Sugar Cloth Petrol Marble Granite Earthen Jar
2. V 'Wftt (~. 'lfi.) Oilseed Food grain Raw material Granite Food Oil Diamond
o'Diarnond
3. IV lft'3IIe ~ ('1. 111'.) Wheat Pulses Oil Vegetables Mango Black Berries
4. IV ~ (':f. 111'.) Rice Electrical Jaggery Coal stone ClC'th Marble
goods Power
5. IV ~ ('1. 111'.) Cloth Medicine Vegetables Electric Cement Hancioom
Conductor Poles Cloth
6. III ~ (':f. ~.) Cloth Sugar. Jaggery Oil Cement Vegetables Leather
-TOWN DIRECTORY
STATEMENT-VI
TRADE, COMMERCE, INDUSTRY AND BANKING, 1989
m:r ~ • '" :n'If Name of three most important
commodities manufactured
1st 2nd 3rd
9 10 11
Urban Agglomeration
Marble Granite Fibre
Marble Granite Fibre
Stone-statues Lea1her Iron Box
and Drum
Bamboo Articles Shoes Handicraft
Cement Cloth Coal stone
Powder
~<R_
Number of Banks
12
9
9
4
6
4
Engineering Cement Pipes Hand loom Clot! 7
QOOds and Poles and Nowar
leather Shoes Furniture Cement 7
115
Vt~
~*-Number of
agricultural credit societies
2
2
1
2
2
13
~~'i"f1f.r <mt~*m
Number of non agricultural
credit societies
2
2
14
1"'R <R A' aft\ :n'If
Class and name of town
III-Abu Road (M)
Abu Road U. A.
III-Abu Road (M)
V-Bhawri (C.T.)
IV-Mount Abu (M)
IV-PinctNara (M)
III-Sirohl (M)
'.f,11
J~
31. No.
116
qfU~I12 .-~ ~~~Ietil APPENDIX - TOWN DIRECTORY
~ ~ ~ -;;rR ctt W:n:j&H
TOWN SHOWING THEIR OUTGROWTH WITH POPULATION
Wq;y~~ 'Il?1l 'lTfT >tt ~ ~~ iWi{I~'1fi1~
cits 7.tfu-1t Name of Town with Population of the core town Outgrowth Population. of Outgrowth
Location Code
2 3 4 5
~ 38982 ~(m·'l) 820 Abu Road Santpur (O.G.)
19!4NI
~ 'lSr: W~rqCf) 1J11 J IOI?i1 ~ PART B: PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
~ mfli.~./
~ 'l.'l;l.RTn:~
81. DistrictJP.8.1 No. U.A.lCity!
Town
2
1.
2. fu'U!ft
3. ~
4. 6fl<! m-
5. 'tcm:
~:
Total! Aural! Urban
~ qrf
~o'tfto
ij
Area in sq. km.
3 4
m. rr 5,136.00 m. fR 5,056.68 'f./U 79.32
m.1T m./A "f. IU
892.31 892.31
m. IT 1,090.40 m. IA 1,090.40 "f. IU
>it. IT 1.153.18 m.IR 1.138.27 "f. IU 14.91
>it. IT 859.11 m./R 858.11 ,. IU 1.00
m. IT 1,08679 m./R 1,086.79 , IU
1. ~ ("I'.1fT.) "I'/U 4.80
2. fmTIft ('l1fT. ) 'l IU
3. ~ ("'I.'TI.) "'IIU
4 ..m ( Ol.q;.) "!. IU
5.
6.
"I'.~. "I'/U
(i) ~ m ('l.'TI.) "I'./U
(ii) ~ (<n:~.) "1'. IU
20.72
10.00
14.91
15.54
13.35
12.35
1.00
118
~ '1funU 9ft 'f"1 ~ (~ 3i'n: ~~.)
0-6 3W[ ~ ij
¥'I~ Total population in the
age-group 0-6
~ m'm
~9ft
~
No. of No. of occupied households
residential houses
Total populatton (Including
Institutional and houseless population)
'&Ifm ~ 1m ~ ~ 1m
5
124990 100720
24270
15873 15873
20825 20825
26449 24750
1699
14908 14649
259
24623 24623
3488
5348
2940
1699
3105
7690
7431
259
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
6 7 8 9 10
126374 654029 335517 318512 1299n 101500 526447 267938 258509 107600
24874 127582 67579 60003 223n
15944 15944
79876 79876
20979 105806 20979 105806
26648 137051 24901 128032
1747 9019
15048 81431 14789 80611
259 820
24887 132122 24887 132122
3550 19866
5610 28117
2968 15185
1747 9019
3146 1 15593
7853 39802
7594 38982
.259 820
40724 40724
52639 52639
69848 65180 4668
42032 41533
499
67862 67862
10218
14829
7700
4668
881~
21350
20851
499
39152 15381 39152 15381
53167 20903 53167 20903
67203 27954 62852 26157
4351 1797
39399 17109 39078 16966
321 143
64260 28193 64260 28193
9648 3443
13288 4862
7485 2929
4351 1797
6779 2655
18452 6691
18131 6548.
321 143
11 12
6n69 62208 56228 51372 11541 10836
8149 8149
11117 11117
7232 7232
9786 9786
14611 13343 13704 12453
907 890
8596 8513 8535 8431
61 82
14723 13470 14723 13470
1786 1657
2553 2309
1532 1397
907 890
1384 1271
3379 3312
3318 3230
61 82
119
DISTRiCT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
~~ 3~~ mi\R fsRorrfti. R I
Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates "I. Rpr11:r1'fi~
DistrictlP. S./ U.A'/City/
Town
~ ~ ft:;r;ri ~ .~ ft:;r;ri O<l'fu; ~ ft:;r;ri
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
. 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2
125863 66009 59854 153005 78928 74077 167367 123809 43558 DISTRICT: SIROHI 101968 53320 48648 142826 73524 69302 96533 77422 19111 23895 12689 11206 10179 5404 4n5 70834 46387 24447
15915 8359 7556 13796 7284 6512 15497 12827 2670 SHEOGANJ 15915 8359 7556 13796 7284 6512 15497 12827 2670
23642 12341 11301 6991 3618 3373 23962 19303 4659 SIROHI 23642, 12341 11301 6991 3618 3373 23962 19303 4659
.... 15770 8182 7588 53069 27224 25845 26891 20456 6435 PINDWARA 14000 7275 6725 52415 26872 25543 23188 17845 5343 1770 907 863 654 352 302 3703 2611 1092
4904 2566 2338 54885 27971 26914 12283 9882 2401 ABU ROAD 4894 2557 2337 54734 27889 26845 11794 9534 2260
10 9 1 151 82 69 489 348 141
43517 22788 20729 14890 7861 7029 22092 17913 4179 REODAR 43517 22788 20729 14890 7861 7029 22092 17913 4179
TOWNS:
2540 1333 1207 892 470 422 11274 7317 3957 SHEOGANJ (M)
4552 2439 2113 2065 1093 972 15773 10220 5553 SIROHI (M)
2603 1384 1219 840 457 383 6807 4610 2137 PINDWARA (M)
1770 907 863 654 352 302 3703 2611 1092 BHAWRI (CT)
3038 1643 1395 2364 1243 1121 9263 6177 3086 MOUNT ABU (M)
9332 4893 4409 3364 1789 1575 24014 15392 8622 ABU ROADUA
9392 4983 4408 3213 1707 1506 23525 15044 8481 (I) ABU ROAD (M)
10 9 151 82 69 489 348 141 (II) SANTPUR (OG)
81. No.
DistrlctiP S.! U.A./Cltyl
Town
2
Totall Rurall Urban
3
cU.rr m. IR
"'. IU
>:iT. IT m./R "I. IU
2. fufrir >:iT. rr m. IR "I. IU
3. ~ >:iTrr m./R "! IU
5
~:
>:iT IT m IR '1 IU
'IT .'T m fR "I IU
1. m-~ ("I.'qT) 1./U
2 fl:miT ("I 'qT. ) "I. IU
3. fi:rrs~ ("I. 'qT.) 1. IU
4 'I.Wn1 (';i!."fi'. ) "I IU
5 ~ :*'1 \ "I.TfI. ) "I IU
"l.R "l./U
6. (I) 1ffij 'ffi? ('l.TfI.) "l IU
(II)~ ('l!T'!) "l/U
'Cl.lf;n
120
lfl?Aq;rqmmil Total main worKers
(I-IX)
~ CfiJtl ~ <:W'ii <it ~ 0ufr Industrial Category of Main Workers
~
Cultivators
~~ AgrICultural Labourers
" fp;p:ri '&!f;p '::Fl fBfqi 'C'.1'fm cp;q f>wri
Persons ~
Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
22
204390 169461
34929
25363 25363
31441 31441
43450 41138 2312
25697 25360
337
46159 46159
5207
7182
3917
2312
5112
11196
10859
337
23
165555 133389
32166
19909 19909
24108 24108
35394 33264
2130
22308 21975
333
34133 34133
4847
6552
3548
2130
4695
10394
10061
333
24
38835 36072
2763
5454 5454
7333 7333
8056 7874
182
3389 3385
4
12026 12026
360
630
369
182
420
802
798
4
25
62084 80243
1841
10568 10568
11080 11080
19065 18658
407
14948 14908
40
25029 25029
141
316
486
407
110
381
341
40
26
68932 67312
1620
9135 9135
9374 9374
16448 16090
358
13512 13475
37
19238 19238
132
278
415
358
106
331
294
37
27
13152 12931
221
1433 1433
1706 1706
2617 2568
49
1436 1433
3
5791 5791
9
38
71
49
4
50
47
3
28
42968 41043
1945
7392 7392
9137 9137
9869 9629 240
4343 4340
3
10545 10545
343
323
412
240
84
543
540
3
29
24071 22636
1435
40GH 4068
4730 4730
5490 5301
1139
3006 3003
3
5534 5534
233
242
244
189
74
453
450
3
30
18917 18407
510
3324 3324
4407 4407
4379 4328
51
1337 1337
5011 5011
110
81
168
51
10
90
90
121
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
~ q;rt! m <m"ll <iT ~ ~ f;JJffi/'l. ~ ,
Industrial Category of Main Workers "l. "./"'f11T(~l
~. ~ ii q;rt! "f;B1. m.9r'fT ~q~ fuf:ri:ltur, :qJ:jJ~.R.
~. f.1rw ',w "-WTR'. ~ q ~ 3:ffi 'tJ'TIl'[(! 'f.l DlstncVP S.
~"'1(j~ <m~mrrii U A IClty! Livestock. Forestry, Fishing. Mining and Manufactunng, Processing, Town
Hunting and Plantations, Orchards Quarrying Servicing and Repairs In <lnd allied activities Household Industries
III IV Via)
~ T:P""l f1:?r:ri ~ ~ f1:?r:ri ~ ~ fB"p.ri
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 2
10713 9480 1233 1327 1072 255 5510 4692 818 DISTRICT: SIROHI 10204 8999 1205 1252 998 254 4264 3639 625
509 481 28 75 74 1 1246 1053 193
2125 1964 161 48 44 4 599 485 114 SHEOGANJ 2125 1964 161 48 44 4 599 485 114
2808 2474 334 36 31 5 1259 1111 148 SIROHI 2808 2474 334 36 31 5 1259 1111 148
1741 1564 177 342 321 21 1056 904 152 PINDWARA 1699 1522 177 332 311 21 860 730 130
42 42 10 10 196 174 22
1065 819 246 370 298 72 270 247 23 ABU ROAD 1065 819 246 370 298 72 270 247 23
2507 2220 287 466 314 152 1276 1066 210 REODAR 2507 2220 287 466 314 152 1276 1066 210
TOWNS:
57 56 9 9 256 208 48 SHEOGANJ (M)
256 238 18 28 27 259 229 30 SIROHI (M)
55 52 3 7 7 122 99 23 PINDWARA (M)
42 42 10 10 196 174 22 BHAWRI (C~)
50 45 5 6 6 49 47 2 MOUNT ABU (M)
49 48 15 15 364 296 68 ABU ROADUA
49 48 15 15 364 296 68 (i) ABU ROAD (M)
(ii) S~NTPUR (OG)
122
~"1JT~ \it;PIOI~IW.
"'" hIFn~. ,".i "f"I1 ~"1f>1llm<.!R'ii<m~ ~ ~ "'I.<.1.A1R~ ~I Industrial Category of Main W(Jrkers
~ ~, tfmlFl, ~ ff'ltoT 15'.Wm: ~~ 3ffi If{!lffl q;-r q;r<f Constructions Trade and Commerce
81. DistricVP.8.1 Totall ~ ~ ~ 3lfufi:m No U.A.lCityf Auralf Manufacturing. Processing.
Town Urban Servicing and Repairs in other than Household
Industries V(b) VI VII
~ ~ fu1<ri &1ft!; ~ fu;p:Jt &1ft!; ~ fu;p:Jt
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
2 3 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48
fm:rr: fuittt "tiT. IT 11235 10797 438 6357 5876 481 15921 15104 817 m./A 6369 6041 328 4865 4447 418 7866 7330 536 ";f. IU 4866 4756 110 1492 1429 63 8055 7774 281
1. ~ <IT. IT 610 591 19 548 472 76 1092 1031 61 m./R 610 591 19 548 472 76 1092 1031 61 "'I. IU
2. ~ <it. IT 659 612 47 994 824 170 2079 1926 153 m. /A 659 612 47 994 824 170 2079 1926 153 "I. IU
3. ~ <IT. IT 2877 2734 143 2265 2204 61 2352 2212 140 m./R 2648 2507 141 2189 2134 55 1849 1718 131 "I. IU 229 227 2 76 70 6 503 494 9
4. '3Wi.~ <IT. IT 1636 1581 55 512 477 35 733 694 .39 m./A 1468 1414 54 477 442 35 677 638 39 "'1. IU 168 167 1 35 35 56 56
5. ~ <iT. IT 984 917 67 657 575 82 2169 2017 152 m. fA 984 917 67 657 575 B2 2169 2017 152 ,. /U
~:
1. ~ ("'1.'TI. ) "'1. fU 765 737 28 203 196 7 1973 1940 33
2 . fi::mir ("'!."G1.) ,. /U 442 431 11 353 322 31 1428 1370 58
3. ~ ("'!."G1.) ,. /U 716 707 9 291 288 3 795 777 18
4. ..m (~.1'.fi. ) ·lIU 229 227 2 76 70 6 503 494 9
5. 11f3'JC ~ ("I. 'TI. ) ,. /U 200 196 4 187 180 7 1271 1210 61
~~ "1.<.1. "'1./U 2514 2458 56 382 373 9 2085 1983 102
6. (1)~~ ("'!."G1. ) "I. /U 2346 2291 55 347 338 9 2029 1927 102
(11)~ (Gff.~.) 1./U 168 ·167 35 35 56 56
123
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
~"1.fi1"Il q;T.i ~ 'liT ~ ~ "$ll
Industnal Category of Main Workers ~
~,~ .'W'-1 ~ ~'-'iltI~cmiI <filtPPfi<'l cmOI iR~ Marginal Workers Non-Workers
Transport. Storage Other Services SI.' and Communications No,
VIII IX
~ 'f?l ft:;r:ri ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ft:;p.ri '5<ffm 'P"-' fur>:ri Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
49 50 51 52 53 54 55 ' 56 57 58 59 60
6163 6088 75 22092 19443 2649 46685 3342 43343 402954 166620 236334 DISTRtCT 1993 1967 26 11362 10020 1342 45144 3107 42037 311842 131442 180400 4170 4121 49 10730 9423 1307 1541 235 1306 91112 35178 55934
217 213 4 2164 1906 258 4807 251 4556 49706 20564 29142 217 213 4 2164 1906 258 4807 251 4556 49706 20564 29142
379 375 4 3010 2651 359 7272 698 6574 67093 27833 39260 2 379 375 4 3010 2651 359 7272 698 6574 67093 27833 39260
620 614 6 3263 2903 360 16469 1068 15401 77132 33386 4374 3 386 381 5 2888 2570 318 16009 1003 15006 70885 30913 39972 234 23~ 375 333 42 460 65 395 6247 2473 3774
600 599 1220 1075 145 7717 401 7316 48017 19323 28694 4 583 582 1202 1057 145 7717 401 7316 47534 19157 28377
17 17 18 18 483 166 317
428 416 12 2098 1836 262 9339 754 8585 76624 32975 43649 5 428 416 12 2098 1836 262 9339 754 8585 76624 32975 43649
TOWNS:
302 301 1158 1035 123 214 18 196 14445 5353 9092
559 554 5 3218 2861 357 292 60 232 20643 8217 12426 2
L63 263 770 696 74 394 30 364 10874 4122 6752 3
234 233 375 333 42 460 65 395 6247 2413 3774 4
220 218 2 2938 2613 325 41 7 34 10437 4112 6325 5
2592 2552 40 2271 1885 386 140 55 85 28466 10901 17565
2575 2535 40 2253 1867 386 140 55 85 27983 10735 172_ -6-
17 17 18 18 4S3 166 3\'f'
LocatIon Code
No.
19/1/1
1911/2
19/1/3
19/1/4
19/1/5
19/1/6
19/1n
19/1/8
19/1/9
l~/l/lO
. 19/1/11
19/1/12
19/1/13
19/1/14
19/1/15
19/1/16
19/1/17
19/1/18
19/1/19
19/1120
19/1/21
19/1/22
19/1/23
19/1/24
19/1/25
19/1/26
1911/27
19/1/28
19/1/29
19/1/30
19/1/31
19/1/32
Name of Panchayat
SamibfTehsill VIllage
2
~~ l1'm
~ ~ ~
~ -mer ~~
~ mm
7.fTUT
~ '3't c:rm ~-mcr ~ ~~ ~
mr ~
mmt ~~
3ltsr ~~
aR:R ~
Tf. ~. 'fiT ~ q1T f;. 1jf
~ alR lJiq
'fiT~it
124
Area of PS No. of No. of in occupied households
sq. km. and residential of vIllage houses
3
892.31
892.31
in hectares
4
15873
15873
5
15944
15944
J
¥i"~(~~ ~~.)
Total population (including
institutional and houseless population)
~ Ff.~ Persons Males Females
678
79876 40724 39152
79876 40724 39152
~ ; Wrm (1J:Uf) 37900
9131.38
637.27
4279.73
285.97
132.41
327.59
634.24
617.09
2084.79
3966.32
2577.00
1844.10
961.81
1996.99
365.15
282.86
1663.30
2570.53
6070.00
788.00
689.00
998.00
1555.00
778.38
1025.00
925.36
527.63
2330.00
404.10
916.35
109234
8
857
172
231
227
119
145
89
55
334
348
127
482
528
1037
72
143
238
1126
94
78
101
244
163
157
258
99
349
379
150
8 35
860
173
231
230
120
145
91
55
336
348
127
484
528
1037
72
145
238
1141
94
78
101
244
169
159
264
99
349
380
150
4302
900
1083
1208
647
607
445
281
1520
1709
650
2407
2670
4922
402
709
1346
6134
400
367
450
1204
790
778
1265
503
1836
7
1836
677
16
2160
448
561
599
312
301
228
147
804
859
340
1258
1344
2474
19
2142
452
522
609
335
306
217
134
716
850
310
1149
1326
2448
190 212
~-~
379 330
714 632
3176 2958
195 205
199 168
225
610
384
378
644
262
967
3
901
351
225
594
406
400
621
241
869
04
935
326
0-6 3f11J q1T it ¥~
Total population in the
age group 0-6
~ Persons
Ff fmt MIlI~s Females
9
15381
15381
6
945
198
204
262
140
99
65
47
300
301
124
469
588
889
79
118
296
1206
82
62
91
261
150
137
223
88
331
390
135
10
8149
8149
2
499
98
112
139
75
52
34
27
155
156
82
232
315
460
39
64
158
655
39
33
49
132
69
68
116
52
143
202
73
11
7232
7232
4
446
100
92
123
65
47
31
20
145
145
42
2~7
273
429
40
54
138
651
43
29
42
129
81
69
107
36
188
188
62
125
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT PANCHAYATSAMITI. 1 SHEOGANJ
~~ .~~ Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes
12
8359
8359
340
87
142
137
25
81
44
29
180
192
11
226
335
487
4
23
211
729
39
66
101
218
109
91
162
19
236
159
92
ft:r1rt F
13
7556
7556
312
84
149
131
32
61
34
31
152
190
17
203
298
438
3
16
196
597
39
49
93
183
99
73
125
21
215
146
78
14
7284
7284
216
77
155
101
7
74
61
6
296
54
145
364
28
520
2
234
58
272
39
87
32
19
5
124
88
49
85
ft:r1rt F
15
6512
6512
~o
55
143
96
5
79
57
3
241
50
121
317
21
448
3
209
61
221
32
74
27
14
3
110
76
54
79
Worr literates
:rerq;mmmm*~A Industrial Category of Main Workers
Total main workers (I-IX)
16
12827
12827
m11i F
17 18
2670 19909
2670 19909
19
5454
5454
TEHSIL : SHEOGANJ (FULL)
12
586
77
110
250
114
74
66
51
183
229
49
350
540
90 1089
8 244
5 285
95 286
7 137
22 158
27 117
8 57
30 410
34 453
14 159
62 600
89 621
1200 284 1101
75 22 88
81
176
996
16
25
45
162
51
145
218
71
170
2
229
52
UN-INHABITED
25
21
157
3
3
9
31
4
28
47
3
12
23
12
216
387
1546
111
108
115
321
206
159
308
133
467
439
205
544
22
52
145
139
23
58
27
78
87
309
182
252
18
66
31
396
43
3
43
151
123
34
33
23
31
2
156
90
. I
¥1T mm M F
20
9135
9135
495
152
76
83
98
139
67
13
175
309
130
291
238
354
52
120
258
769
59
42
72
185
155
75
195
92
324
208
143
21
1433
1433
87
10
3
6
111
22
26
22
167
23
53
6
100
7
81
97
22
10
8
6
22
~ m'iIf,t/
~flTM <liT ~
Name of Panchayat
Samltl/Tehsill Village
2
T P.S. SHEOGANJ
R
U
Purari Khera
Manadar
Jubli Ganj
Rewara
Keral
lakhmawa Chhota
Lakhmawa Bara
Buder;
Gola
Alpa
Jhadoli
Talala
Jogapura
Joyla
Posaliyan
Vadka
Fatehpura
Mochhal
Van
Kailash Nagar Las
Lotiwara Chhota
Ummed Garh
Lollwara Bara
NaradrA
Seuda
Sawali
Madani
Akha pura Kharal
Oda
Raniya Khera
Andor
Sagaliya
126
~Wiffr:1~ Vf1f lINIfi«Ii \iI:j31 QI:j I ~
~ ~ro/ ~ qm q;f.t qtm * ~ ft ~:to mffi;r fIIfq Industrial Category of Main Workers
tfiT-=!IIT
Location Name of II III IV V(a) V(b) VI Code Panchayat No. Samiti/T ehsiV ~ m ~ m FT fu"Irt Ff fu"Irt ~ m ~ fmi
Village M F M F M F M F M F M F
2 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33
~~:~ lit. 4068 3324 1964 161 44 4 485 114 591 19 472 76 lIT. 4068 3324 1964 161 44 4 485 114 591 19 472 76 :f.
~:~(~
19/1/1 ]Uit~ 12
19/112 ~ 363 445 49 10 26 2 9
19/1/3 ~ 39 11 27 9 2 3
19/1/4 ~ 94 44 67 3 4 2
19/1/5 ~ 91 130 4 2 2 29 5 3
19/1/6 ~~ 18 20 2 7 2
19/117 ~ 'I9T 1 7 3
19/118 ~ 16 53 18 3 3
19/1/9 'Ijfm 2 25 22 6 7 4
19/1/10 ~ 102 47 63 2 11 8 4
19/1/11 rim 56 63 38 11 2
19/1/12 m 27 -19/1/13 ~ 91 129 67 40 9 12 12
19/1/14 ~ 139 136 61 8 6 46 29 4
19/1/15 ~ 225 182 48 38 55 10 3
19/1/16 ~ 02 8 11 3 3 ,5
1911117 ~ m- amm:: 19/1/18 ~ 59 51 28 9 2
19/1/19 crrur 74 30 42 3 2
19/1/20 ~m{1ffi 427 265 54 13 13 41 41
19/1/21 ~~ 33 41 16
1911122 ~ 52 3 14
1911/23 ~~ 27 35 10
19/1/24 ~ 67 54 29 2 3 10 6
19/1125 mr 14 06 20 19
19/1/26 ~ 29 07 16 4 9 4
19/1/27 ~ 13 19 06 40 11 1
19/1/28 ~~ 7 1 11 5 12
1911129 am 65 18 34 2 4 2 18 2 8
19/1/30 U:m~ 01
19/1/31 ~ 64 112 30 4 24 4 4 20
1911/32 ~ 8 85 42 2 2
127
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT PANCHAYATSAMITI: 1 SHEOGANJ
~ q;Jll ~ ;m;It eN ~ ~ ~ q;Jll 'fif.t qffi- 'liIll'1 'fif.t ~ ~mma/
Industrial Category of Main Workers Marginal workers Non-workers ~flIiq
<IiT:rJ'Il'
VII VIII IX Name of Panchayat
Ff m'!ft Ff fwlt Ff fwlt Ff m'!ft :'Fl m'!ft SamitilTehsill
M F M F M F M F M F Village
34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 2
1031 61 213 4 1906 258 251 4556 20564 29142 T P.S. SHEOGANJ
1031 61 213 4 1906 258 251 4556 20564 29142 R
U
TEHSIL : SHEOGANJ (FULL) 4 19 Purari Khera
77 3 3 57 6 4 315 1067 1283 Manadar
8 4 10 219 194 211 JubliGanj
8 2 • 32 37 276 433 Rewara
25 2 46 2 6 19 307 445 Keral
3 9 5 175 175 191 Lakhmawa Chhota
6 85 142 198 Lakhmawa Bara
10 3 111 159 Buderi
3 14 13 76 94 Gola
18 2 29 15 101 379 537 Alpa
13 24 40 406 723 Jhadol
2 176 181 134 Taleta
22 4 60 3 11 37 647 803 Jogapura
37 1 3 01 62 8 3 127 720 1017 Joyla
119 3 0 212 10 14 89 1359 2107 Posaliyan
6 01 1;3 1 101 194 Vadka
UN-INHABITED Fathpura
3 4 7 78 156 • l86 Mochhal
3 5 326 327 275 Van
51 3 8 141 14 6 262 1624 2300 Kailash Nagar Las
84 162 LotJwara Chhota
91 165 Ummed Garh
3 2 110 182 Lollwara Bara
8 17 9 289 443 Naradra
10 7 3 178 280 Seuda
7 8 16 145 203 221 Sawali
19 1 22 2 17 180 319 408 Madani
16 2 2 1 129 217 Akha Pura Kharal
24 2 18 283 469 555 Oda
2 2 Ramlya Khera
40 4 48 9 36 461 743 Andor
4 7 146 236 SagaJiya
Location Code
No
Name of Panchayal
Samitirrehsill
Village
2
19/1/33 '4q
19/1/34 ~
19/1/35 ~ <liT lJ'$T
19/1/36 ~
19/1/37 1F:T
19/1/38 ~ W!1JU 19/1/39 ~
19/1/40 ~
19/1/41 ~ ~
19/1/42 ~
19/1/43 ~ 'IJiq
19/1/44 ~
19/1/45 ~~
19/1/46 w:m 19/1/47 :jqf ~m
19/1148 ~
19/1/49 ~
19/1/50 ~
19/1/51 ~
19/1/52 'IiRT Cfirm 19/1/53 ~ q;r ~
19/1/54 msr-rr 19/1/55 ~
19/1/56 ~
19/1/57 ~
19/1/58 ~
19/1/59 3'lJ1lllT
19/1/60
19/1/61
19/1/62
19/1/63
19/1/64
19/1/65
19/1/66
19/1/67
Ii. ~ <liT
~ Cf1T fq;. 1ft. it ~i<: 'IJiq
q;r ~ it Area of PS
in
sq. km. and of village
3
1883.59
2026.55
33088
488.00
170.60
294.60
512.34
472.44
255.78
217.89
306900
353.00
464.98
468.07
177.69
392.86
635.24
329.01
1275.46
1123.43
527.69
1450 25
1436.40
1801 93
1086.78
3075.06
1342.85
1419.52
297.86
373.87
27861
559.31
491.58
448.86
2562.67
~
~ m
i11marr No. of
occupied
residential houses
in hectares
4
340
744
74
194
184
125
258
379
30
117
501
83
11
84
251
62
148
105
131
199
201
146
256
555
504
152
137
66
190
5
119
869
128
No. of households
5
341
746
74
196
184
126
258
379
30
117
505
83
11
84
254
62
148
105
132
199
201
~48
257
561
504
152
137
66
190
5
119
871
~~(~3it< ~~mt<r)
Total populabon (Including
Institutional and houseless populabon)
Persons
6
1652
3961
364
1066
947
657
1233
1673
126
647
2482
419
52
403
1253
304
708
467
639
959
990
697
1391
2176
2675
781
655
379
962
14
587
4516
~ m-m Males Females
7
825
1979
182
535
470
348
647
878
64
335
1272
224
30
8
827
1982
182
531
477
309
586
795
62
312
1210
195
22
212 191
~-~
~-~ 630 623
165 139
371 337
262 205
~-~ 328 311
466 493
517
378
704
1389
1364
386
358
192
468
9
- 308
2283
473
319
687
1327
1311
395
297
187
494
5
279
2233
0-6 3Wf Cf1T it ~~
Total population In the
age group 0-6
~ F< Persons Males
9
339
758
81
189
197
140
237
332
35
122
456
54
10
81
241
52
123
84
100
175
186
100
263
508
512
126
133
88
175
105
819
10
176
386
39
98
1e3
76
139
197
14
64
249
26
6
36
121
33
56
46
51
93
109
52
152
298
272
69
83
43
103
257
438
mm Females
11
163
372
42
91
94
64
98
135
'21
58
2'16
28
4
45
120
19
67
38
49
82
77
48
111
210
240
57
50
45
72
48
381
129
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT PANCHAYATSAMITI 1 SHEOGANJ
~~ ~~ Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes
~ M
12
297
491
45
211
163
59
73
58
4
84
339
26
11
125
16
70
31
34
93
145
50
103
319
266
75
11
4
69
64
448
fu7rt F
13
296
429
51
192
144
50
65
64
4
59
323
24
17
115
9
54
24
34
92
119
45
120
302
240
71
12
5
87
52
392
~ M
14
119
111
39
69
118
312
800
15
42
97
49
30
112
225
50
146
108
51
41
64
167
68
172
114
36
199
43
57
4
11
147
m-m F
15
109
114
39
72
105
277
728
16
41
93
29
22
77
224
39
139
82
46
33
62
147
57
142
105
27
167
39
68
5
15
145
mm Uterates
~ CfiI11 'Iif.t cm:lt 'lit ~ ft Industrial Category of Main Workers
~ M
16
240
747
64
242
150
129
220
355
25
148
706
54
7
17
50
160
15
43
27
29
65
60
14
41
280
8
~pmCfil11'1if.tqrf.r Total main
workers (I-IX)
Fl fu7rt M F
18
385
922
80
258
210
161
311
383
35
145
599
131
14
19
81
197
5
120
16
21
84
89
7
126
25
54 8 94 2
162
53
117
UN-INHABITED
UN-INHABITED
17 330
14 85
19 202
31 104
UN-INHABITED
70 33 169
147
143
42
193
432
408
147
37
47
138
3
49
975
44
35
2
47
114
63
32
3
25
241
250
255
224
341
676
668
200
176
89
250
6
159
1020
81
7
7
5
74
71
26
10
74
263
222
185
4
35
143
38
132
~ M
20
195
436
48
128
78
80
110
19
9
23
62
54
10
65
74
44
103
42
52
124
103
80
131
401
395
131
15
56
126
41
403
m<IT F
21
38
47
10
21
10
8
2
15
6
95
92
103
19
4
13
'f9I"Inf ml <mftc;T /lTiq
"Pf1f'll
Name of
Panchayat SamllifTehsill
V.illage
2
Bhaiv
Arathwara
Sutharon ka Gurha
Rukhacla
Khanara
Vera Rampura
Jailpura
Kesarpura
Akhapura Khuni
Chandana
Bar Gaon
Deal!
Kukn Khera'
Badia
Nawabas
Phachariya
KheJariya
Surajpura
Dhuwana
Kana Kolar
Sikhon Ka Jar
Godana
Chooli
Radbar
Choleela
Chhlba Gaon
Uthman
Bagseen
Barewara
Sardarpura
Nawakhera
Morli
Kolar
Vera Vllpur
Palri
130
~m'iifu: 1 ~ lI11I'~~;:lIIal::tl~
~ $lrrn mrmt'/ ~ <m m om:lt q;r ~ ~ cm-:lo ~f11tq Industrial Category of Main Workers
'ifiT1TfT
Location Name of II III IV V(a) V(b) VI Code Panchayat No SamitiIT ehsill ~ ft:re Ff tWrt ~ ~ ~ m ~ m'Iff ~ m'Iff
Village M F M F M F M F M F M F
2 22 23 . 24 25 26 27 26 29 30 31 32 33
19/1133 ~ 115 41 38 11 3
19/1/34 ~ 156 121 67 4 38 4 15 37
19/1/35 ~'Ii~ 16 4 10
19/1/36 ~ 78 117 17 8 '2
19/1/37 ~ 39 6 17 20 2 5 6 2
19/1/38 im~ 31 11 16 4
19/1/39 ~ 30 45 21 3 3 3 13 21 2
19/1140 ~ 53 53 9 5 18 48 119 25
19/1/41 ~~ 1 20
19/1/42 'l'iG=rr 15 2 20 3
19/1/43 ~'IJi<f 144 100 57 6 28 4 56 33 2
19/1/44 ~ 6 2 43 6 14 6
19/1/45 ~~ 2
19/1/46 mGm. 9 2 13
19/1/47 -:rctr~ ~-~
19/1/48 ~ ~-~ 19/1149 ~ 93 64 58 28 10 11 13 3
19/1150 ~ 21 6 2 8 4
19/1151 ~ 75 5 9 4
19/1/52 <iiRf ~ 21 2 30 3 2
19/1153' Rt'm 'Ii ~ ~-~ 19/1/54 ~ 45 71 58 2
19/1/55 ~ 29 22 28 3 25 16 9
19/1/56 'USiI1: 48 4 49 4 5 2
1911157 ~ 25 4 81 2 3 2
1911158 ~ 80 29 57 7 6 3 8 2 3
19/1/59 3'lfIl'UT 97 119 33 18 5 13 15
19/1/60 mw.r 145 127 36 11 13
19/1/61 - 19 66 15 13 17 2 4
1911162 ~ 134 3 12 2 3
1911163 ~ 25 34 3
19/1/64 m 52 122 46 4 5
19/1/65 <iiIm 19/1/66 im~ 14 19 69
19/1/67 ~ 184 82 60 3 24 44 3 17
131
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT PANCHAYATSAMITI: 1 SHEOGANJ
~ q;pr ~ cm;it <W ~ ~ ~ ~ 'fit;m:r q;pr ;PliB ;m:r ~~/ Industrial Category of Main Workers Marginal workers Non-workers ~/'lJ'iq
q;r;w:r
VII VIII IX Name of Panchayat
~ fWrt ~ fWrt 'Ff fwtt "Ff fwtt ~ fwrt SarnitiIT ehsiV
M F M F M F M F M F Village
34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 2
8 15 2 3 197 437 549 Bhaiv
89 10 15 65 14 5 325 . 1052 1460 Arathwara
5 12 78 90 99 Sutharon ka Gurha
4 5 15 2 277 411 Rukhada
6 4 38 260 461 Khandra
12 2 15 187 288 Vera Rampura
7 9 94 13 335 501 Jaitpura
10 33 69 8 27 64 468 642 Kesarpura
5 29 62 Akhapura Khuni
10 73 3 190 305 Chandana
87 15 116 4 5 81 668 1003 Bar Gaon
5 8 93 169 Deoli
2 12 16 10 Kukri Khera
6 12 83 106 106 Badia
UN-INHABITED Nawabas
UN-INHABITED Phachariya
12 4 37 2 49 300 493 Khejariya
2 2 2 2 8 78 124 Surajpura
3 6 157 169 173 Dhuwana
3 6 158 200 Kana Kolar
UN-INHABITED Sikhon Ka Jor
4 2 7 3 19 156 218 Godana
13 2 21 13 3 46 213 376 Chooli
3 3 5 40 13 6 95 256 352 Racl:lar
4 28 3 2 124 152 185 Choteela
15 2 39 25 362 613 ChhibaGaon
26 4 9 64 37 7 203 706 861 Ulhman
34 5 28 2 29 696 1060 Bagseen
4 7 -. 186 210 Barewara
4 6 4 91 178 202 Sardarpura
4 103 152 Nawakhera
8 3 6 3 90 215 261 Morli
6 3 5 Kolar
10 45 12 149 241 Vera Vilpur
105 11 ~ 161 19 6 59- 1257 2042 Palri
132
'F-IPlif WWr : 1 m<$r 1JTlr~ iiI~llaFIi ~
~ tMrm &1 1f. "{f. 'liT 311'w. mrif ~~(~am 0-6 3!1?! q1f it "#s" ;To ~flliq ~ q1f fc!;. ljt. ~ q\f~ m~.) ¥~
'liT~ it am: 1Jiq If'!iRT Total population (including Total population in the
'liT ~ it ~~ institutional and age group 0-6
Location Name of Area of PS No. of No. of houseless population) Code Panchayat in occupied households
No. SamitilTehsill sq. km. and res iclential ~ ~ ft.11tt • FT fmi Village of village houses . Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
in hectares
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
1911/68 ~ 1324.95 96 96 633 308 325 114 55 59
19/1/69 ~ 1471.94 67 67 381 200 181 79 41 38
19/1170 ~'liT~ 1502.00 79 79 397 208 189 70 37 33
¥lI'T1ftur 89230.78 15873 15944 79876 40724 39152 15381 8149 7232
~~
133
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT PANCHAYATSAMITI: 1 SHEOGANJ
~~ ~~ mm ~ 'C!iJll q;f.r crrm ~ ~ ~ $wrn R'I Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates Industrial Cat~!Y of Main Workers ~/1liq
¥f~CIiIlrq;f.r~ CiiT~
Total main Name of
workers (I-IX) Panchayat SamitifT ehsill
Ff fu'"Ili Ff fu'"Ili Ff ~ Ff fu'"Ili Ff ~ Village
M F M F M F M F M F
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2
262 269 45 5 169 81 103 50 Kaldari
131 114 33 115 29 26 2 Baravera
77 75 21 124 33 25 2 Devon-Ka-Bera
8359 '1556 7284 6512 12827 2670 19909 5454 9135 1433 Total RuraJ
Total Urban
CENVPCA 134
~wmr:l~ lfllf Sli "I~Cfi \it~~IUI~1 "ffi"{
~ 1f'II1«f ml ~ q;rlf ctt.f qrffi <it ~ ~ . its :fo ~fIltq Industrial Category of Main Workers
q;f':[li
Locatlon Name of II III IV V(a) V(b) VI Code Panchayat No. SamitilTehsiU ~ mm FT mm ¥If fWrt :Ff ft:rn Ff fmt ~ fmt
Village M F M F M F M F M F M F
2 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33
19/1/68 ~ 9 9 52 19 2
19/1/69 ~im 52 27 34
19/1170 ~q;r~ 9 76 9 4 4 3 9 2
'§M1mfrvr 4068 3324 1964 161 44 4 485 114 591 19 472 76
"¥'mtN ."
135
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT PANCHAYATSAMITI: 1 SHEOGANJ
~ CIiIlf em- <IR'lt cR ~ ~ ~ CIiIlf m~ CIiIlf ';f em-~ ~ m'i!ftrl Industrial Category of Main Workers Marginal workers Non-workers mfmf1ltq
CR~
VII VIII IX Name of Panchayat
~ ftffi ~ fWIt ~ ftrIrt ~ ~ Ff ~ SamitilTehsiV
M F M F M F M F M F Village
34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 2
2 4 139 240 Kaldari
2 81 85 71 Baravera
14 3 22 82 62 74 Oevon-Ka-Bera
1031 61 213 4 1906 258 251 4556 20S64 29142 TolalRurai
Total Urban
Location Code No.
Name of Panchayat
SamitiIT ehsil/ Village
2
"Ii.~. <!iT
~1'f1ffci;.ljt.
it am: lJiq
<!iT~it Area of PS
in sq. km. and
of village in hectares
3
-QT.ncm lffirnr : ~ 1fr. 1090.40
191211 <rom 19/2/2 ~U
191213 If.lTu 1 91214 "{(Plfq 191215 ~ 191216 ~
19/2n ~ 19/2/8 ~
191219 ~ 19/2/10 $ 19/2/11 -as 19/2/12 ~
19/2/13 ~
19/2/14 +MIf{41
1912115 ~ 1912116 ~ 19/2/17 1'fm
1912118 ¥.T 1912/19 m~ 19/2/20 ~
1912/21 ~ 19/2/22 ~ 1912123 ~
1912124 ~ 1912/25 ~U
1912/26 ~ 1912127 ~ 1912128 ~ 1912129 '91{Ulq{\lIl
1912130 ~
1912131 ~
1912132 q (lITlftur)
lIT. 1090.40
';1".
1052,00
492.32
893,23
430.61
693.25
2647.53
1493.00
232.00
5268.00
4309.01
885.28
1230.42
2277.65
820.00
972.24
1088.42
1752.53
503.56
3099.17
5547.10
2261.00
1041.00
1154.00
347.10
598.17
441.23
947,08
816.00
2834,17
579.00
935.00
"Included in Sirohi Town
an<m:: ~
lfcIiRT q\t~
No. of occupied res idential
houses
4
20825
20825
480
102
459
304
248
1386
379
65
8
829
4&0
345
748
386
333
261
286
121
676
1346
343
136
297
177
505
85
757
204
60
138
191
54
136
No of households
5
20979
20979
483
102
460
304
249
1402
393
65
8
839
481
355
754
387
333
262
286
121
684
1353
344
140
299
177
511
85
757
206
60
140
191
54
'¥T~ (~afn: m~~)
Total population (including institutional and
houseless population)
~ fu;rt Persons Males Females
6 7 8
O-6~ 1'f1f it ¥T~
Total population in the age group 0-6
Persons
9
~ Males
10
105806
105806
52639
52639
53167 20903
53167 20903
11117
11117
2289
575
2171
1627
1361
7401
1794
311
62
4221
2435
1837
3776
1781
1649
1308
1485
667
3312
6704
1707
714
1441
935
2571
454
3983
1043
277
631
886
335
1069
303
1014
796
658
3713
861
154
34
2033
1236
893
1847
867
768
660
725
316
1536
3353
847
380
'1'15
493
1324
195
2009
548
138
346
480
179
1220
272
1157
831
703
3688
933
157
28
2188
1196
944
1929
914
881
648
760
351
1776
3351
860
334
726
442
1247
259
1974
495
139
285
406
156
455
112
438
343
257
1537
293
66
11
883
404
336
667
283
271
248
388
128
676
1271
369
132
282
168
535
104
732
207
55
102
174
69
248
52
236
167
133
846
156
30
4
450
217
174
332
160
133
130
168
65
348
672
194
78
151
111
264
58
308
109
30
65
95
38
m"Ili Females
11
9786
9786
207
60
202
176
124
691
137
36
7
433
187
162
335
123
138
118
140
63
328
599
175
54
131
57
271
46
344
98
25
37
79
31
137
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT PANCHAYAT SAMITI : 2 SIROHI
~~ ~~ Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes
12
fWlt F
13
12341 11301
12341 11301
284
83
284
221
158
855
133
55
2
455
248
192
390
231
156
84
165
29
270
795
199
119
329
137
276
5
527
140
131
22
315
78
294
225
159
813
116
61
434
237
194
401
224
157
92
154
32
262
707
183
79
314
90
252
3
483
128
116
16
14
3618
3618
7
44
16
49
216
157
6
233
110
64
3
35
35
2
31
121
12
2
42
37
25
33
105
57
124
92
fWlt F
15
3373
3373
8
38
18
51
194
151
3
233
108
52
31
35
2
37
119
14
35
36
30
31
87
42
99
73
mm Uterates
~ q;jTf 'fiB qrc:jt 'lit ~ ~ Industrial Category of Main Workers
16
19303
19303
447
81
387
322
268
1535
329
48
22
756
526
390
904
433
335
217
197
88
598
1493
309
99
237
270
711
82
986
194
96
136
144
18
mm F
17
¥lpfCfill1"'fiB~ Total main
workers (I-IX)
Flf fWlt M F
18 19
4659 24108
4659 24108
7333
7333
TEHSIL : SIROHI (FULL)
128
7
117
64
58
447
106
9
185
136
85
244
111
79
32
42
12
152
473
81
14
48
104
138
40
267
40
34
31
20
6
392
171
440
363
292
1735
388
71
18
933
582
382
744
367
354
305
295
130
619
1406
390
192
352
204
608
63
924
272
61
183
266
106
91
17
206
51
99
683
114
17
4
239
125
50
166
90
128
48
19
6
291
481
58
28
116
71 :.: 2
205
181
3
88
56
8
20
9374
9374
79
83
112
172
178
547
124
28
9
416
110
184
170
83
120
25
147
61
253
383
131
120
76
16
105
19
133
48
1
73
35
33
fWlt F
21
1706
1706
48
185
12
6
4
65
5
50
21
12
141
66
10
4
14
28
33
26
2
2
~~I ~f1lfq
<iiT~
Name of Panchayat
SamitilTehsii/
Village
2
T. P.S. SIROHI
R. U.
Warada
Satapura
Manora
Bhutgaon
Jamotara
Jawal
Gol
Ewadl
Vada Kheda
Padeev
Ud
Mandwara
Barloot
Mandaswaria
Deldar
Baoli
Nawara
Gura
Mohabbatnagar
Kalandri
Dodua
Angore
Khambal
Palri
Rampura
Peepalki
Goeli
Mandwa
Sarneshwarji
Balda
Rajpura
Sirohi (Rural)
Location Code No.
Name of Panchayat
SarnitiIT ehsiV Village
II '"
2 22 23 24
~ ~ : ftriI1T lif. 4730 4407 2474
191211
191212
191213
1912/4
191215
1912/6
19/2/7
191218
191219
1912110
1912111
1912112
1912/13
1912114
1912/15
1912116
1912117
1912118
1912119
1912/20
1912121
1912122
1912123
1912124
1912125
1912126
1912127
1912128
1912129
1912130
1912131
19!2132
lW. 4730 4407 2474
"lRm
~ m ~ ~ ~
m:r ~ ~ $ ~
~
~ 'l-siUR:<l1
~ ~
¥mT
W 41 filiiil(H'IJ,
~ • ~ ~
~ ~'{T
~
-mtm ~
{II <OJ (wi! mro ~
~.
mum (1IT1fiur)
37
59
131
81
37
248
164
25
3
240
219
100
51
113
85
217
67
18
47
315
23
18
96
65
48
3
99
74
34
67
14
9
17
143
48
91
26
14
28
4
24
325 108
95 10
10 3
159 57
119 63
43 25
56 17
43
101
48
10
1
96
345
45
20
72
39
2
50
74
41
47
1
15
3
2
33
16
54
68
55
23
51
4
42
88
85
5
19
91
48
138
~ q;rIJ em-~ q\t afrn ~ Industrial Category of Main Workers
25
334
334
34
2
8
2
1
6
5
67
12
3
4
26
31
31
3
2
12
4
IV
27 28
5 1111
5 1111
2
30
14
23
18
3
127
17
41
37
89
10
54
1
25
06
25
113
25
7
1
25
41
3
Via)
29 30
148 612
148 612
6
2
15
2
5
4
3
12
2
17
28
19
4
57
9
12
16
4
33
21
13
4
12 41
9". 37
2
1 2
2 13
4
10 29
2
6 65
3 7
2
3
36
V(b)
31
47
47
2
3
4
2
1
3
5
VI
32 33
824 170
824 170
23
10
20
15
103
12
11
46
4
45
17
18
5
4
10
17
70
37
24
15
37
105
3
2
3
13
2
50
4
19
9
2
4
58
2
139
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
34
1926
1926
53
63
16
17
268
24
11
65
24 . 27
171
58
32
43
9
4
61
140
21
4
29
35
71
16
102
20
8
6
15
2
VII
~ q;m llif.t ;m;it <t1 ~ ~ Industrial Category of Main Workers
35
153
153
3
40
3
4
2
4
3
2
11
5
2
2
13
1
2
36
375
375
12
12
1
43
8
18
5
24
16
3
9
47
3
2
9
26
1
38
5
3
3
4
3
VIII
37
4
4
2
38
2651
2651
115
33
32
13
234
27
3
6
83
49
32
144
33
26
8
8
15
109
232
32
24
54
55
223
21
253
27
44
31
11
6
IX
~q;mm~
Marginal workers
39
359
359
40
698
698
41
6574
6574
TEHSIL : StROHl (FULL)
64
5
2
1
29
8
2
33
7
4
18
45
21
16
39
2
7
2' .: .
10
4
10
5
1
23
11
12
1
54
14
4
9
2
42
1
2
24
36
6
18
3
1
2
10
23
10
5
73
75
173
37
217
71
42
3
290
182
133
119
188
20
205
67
105
119
354
44
154
157
64
87
24
32
143
80
PANCHAYATSAMITI: 2 SIROHI
42
27833
27833
667
128
564
428
365
1955
462
71
15
1046
640
5(}7
1094
498
414
313
429
184
893
1911
451
187
345
289
713
131
1083
266
77
140
204
68
43
39260
39260
1056
180
778
780
567
2788
748
98
21
1659
892
761
1644
636
733
395
674
240
1366
2516
758
306
456
442
1019
193
1682
290
136
165
207
68
Narneof Panchayat
SamitiIT ehsil/
Village
2
T. P.S. SIROHI
R. U.
Warada
Satapura
Manora
Bhutgaon
Jamotara
Jawal
Go!
Ewadi
Vada Kheda
Padeev
Ud
Mandwara
Barloot
Mandwaria
Deldar
Baoli
Nawara
Gura
Mohabbatnagar
Kalandri
Dodua
Angore
Khambal
Palri
Rampura
Peepalki
Goeli
Mandwa
Sarneshwarji
Balda
Rajpura
Sirohi (Rural)
Location Code
No.
1912.133 .
1912134
1912135
1912136
1912.137
1912.138
1912.139
1912.140
1912141
1912.142
1912143
1912144
1912145
1912.146
1912.147
1912.148
1912149
1912.1SO
1912151
1912152
1912.153
1912154
1912.155
1912156
1912157
1912158
1912159
1912160
1912161
1912162
1eW63
1912164
1912165
19t2166
19t2167
Name of Panchayat
SamitilTehsiV Village
2
it~ ~ ~
~ qm;r
~
~
~
~ "if?fU ~ 'i1 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ wrocr ~
~
~ ~
~m ~ {1\SIj{lcl'$l
~
~ ~{dll{iclSI prm,r ~~ ~ ~~
~~ ~~
140
t~.<fiI' ~ ~ q1f fcii. llt. aucmft<r
ihih: 'IJiq 11CIiRT <fiI'~it cit m Area of PS
in No. of No. of
sq. km. and of village
in hectares
3
254.18
1485.00
1552.00
1268.00
800.00
1370.00
1545.00
485.00
893.00
1315.00
971.09
1665.00
430.27
1337.27
1579.64
1456.24
473.40
97.83
202.83
865.01
2571.15
1043.35
3053.00
1531.96
114700
341.15
2387.00
1512.49
508.78
482.66
186.15
1515.08
195.47
547.03
173.79
occupied households
residential houses
4
89
310
179
180
105
121
228
102
220
385
221
323
86
136
323
254
94
13
115
184
79
12
175
575
61
10
225
288
81
131
3
14
5
90
313
179
180
109
121
233
102
221
388
221
323
86
136
323
254
96
13
115
184
79
13
185
576
61
10
230
288
81
131
3
17
~~(~3fR ~~.)
Total population (including
institutional and houseless population)
$ Persons
6
460
1648
885
967
SOl
622
1198
494
1053
1932
999
1555
401
744
1538
1230
468
90
629
969
414
69
984
2866
361
53
1126
1492
499
655
16
92
'Ff fWrt Males Females
7 8
239 221
854 794
435 4SO
484 483
249 252
307 315
592 606
253 241
518 535
957 975
478 521
759 796
196 205
369 375
753 785
588 642
224 244
44 46
307 322
503 466
196 218
35 34
489 495
1476 1390
195 166
27 26
553 573
778 714
251 248
Tn: . 3TlOfIG
Tn: . 3W<>IT~ 349 306
m· 3Ir~ 8 8
51 41
0-6 3lI?I q1f it ~~
Total population in the
age group 0-6
Persons Males Females
9
75
321
163
183
184
140
234
100
192
360
185
332
70
109
341
246
87
24
123
149
89
13
168
549
74
11
235
334
125
138
5
21
10
44
175
89
93
63
82
119
56
99
200
105
186
31
73
183
137
51
14
70
86
40
5
80
282
37
6
116
182
58
78
15
11
31
146
74
90
41
58
115
44
93
160
80
146
39
36
158
109
36
10
53
63
49
8
88
267
37
5
119
152
67
60
4
6
141
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT PANCHAYATSAMITI' 2 SIROHI
~~ ~~ Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes
12
31
312
97
52
56
128
132
73
164
215
122
105
65
40
140
84
12
88
127
14
234
416
15
5
263
310
89
~ F
13
19
269
76
52
47
122
118
60
134
214
123
n 62
34
119
79
8
66
112
11
210
354
8
7
234
275
94
14
72
7
33
12
20
39
17
20
24
23
5
35
89
33
28
61
3
48
27
12
19
69
171
68
~ F
15
72
6
30
11
16
37
15
9
22
22
5
27
87
32
22
51
5
34
16
8
23
65
HIO
58
mm Literates
~ 'fi!lr q;f.t r.nm * afmtfirq; ft Industrial Categol) of Main Workers
16
119
232
153
170
74
57
218
99
241
333
195
216
62
115
212
195
73
6
78
180
65
3
178
525
52
9
140
223
2.0
~ F
17
56
57
44
23
4
19
47
29
81
81
54
12
22
9
25
18
6
25
17
24
167
9
34
5
~~'fi!lr~~ Total main
wolkers t\-\X)
~ fu7tt M F
18
106
457
196
243
99
149
308
113
228
434
206
327
92
183
326
230
82
23
131
246
107
24
239
730
110
17
292
358
136
19
175
22
93
34
104
305
73
150
24
35
96
53
83
265
52
92
4
52
4
158
414
68
8
71
8
28
UN-INHABITED
UN·INHABITED
71 13 179 20
4
7
UN·INHABITED
3
22
20
33
131
102
127
15
75
56
51
78
232
108
183
74
121
168
130
16
7
73
153
38
5
85
390
67
13
129
160
83
63
3
16
fu<IT F
21
5
20
40
2
54
12
5
21
78
33
16
128
36
18
2
28
126
24
3
6
1
5
7
~ W!ft;/
~JlIiq
Cf>T~
Name of Panc'naya\
SamitifT ehslll Village
2
Verapura
Sindrath
Mamawali
Sliohia
Veral
Sartara
Vardara
Phachariya
Chadooal
Tawari
Phoogni
Noon
Nembora
Akoona
Maaya
Haliwara
Tua
Kotra
Saurata
Jaila
Phalwadi
Kooma
Balda
Belangari
Badeli
Rajpurakhera
Dhanta
Mankroda
Oarbarw.Mo:a
KuaKhera
Jajar Khera
Meerpur
Verusa Padar
Guwari Khera
Unta Khera
142
~~ :2_ 1IT1:f~'it:f~1D1:f1 ~
~ ~~/ 1pJ'r q;rIf m ~ '* ~ ~ <m :to ~f1tiq Industrial Categol)l of Main WOfItet's
'f>T ':!!Ii
Location Name of " III IV V(a) V(b) VI Code Panchayat No. Samitiff ehsiV p;'i ~ p;'i ~ F-T m'Ift ~ mrrt ~ ~ F-T !WIT
Village M F M F M F M F M F M F
2 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33
1912133 'it~~ 19 31 2 3
1912134 ~ 127 143 63 5 22 3 4 34
1912135 ~ 28 13 34 8 12
1912136 rnmro 67 73 23 8 2
1912137 qm;r 47 33 15 8 2
1912138 m.ou 17 47 37 15 2 2 3
1912139 '1'f1m 146 243 60 50 15 2 5
1912140 ~ 20 17 18 4
1912141 ~ 86 131 17 2 15 3 3
1912142 m 31 11 22 63 4 11
1912143 "t'l1-ft 28 8 15 2 14 3 3 '" 1912144 1.1 41 14 39 16 2 7 9
1912145 ~ 10 19 6
1912146 m<BT 5 62 45 2 3
1912147 ~ 101 131 3 3 9
1912148 ~ 41 13 16 4 7
1912149 '¥IT 55 89 2 4 3
1912150 ~ 15
1912151 ~ 21 3 18
1912152 ~ 27 32 12 3 2 10 4
1912153 ~ 53 2
1912154 "J_lfT 18
1912155 ;;mro 58 123 30 4 13 4 11
1912156 o?r~ 103 248 62 17 35 13 11 2 5
1912157 ~ 22 43 9
1912158 ':lPP.I~9i 4 5
19(.1)59 URn' 93 65 30 3
19f2160 ~ 72 6 51 5 5 11
1912161 ?,'iIli,&:s1 8 8 43 15
1912162 'f:3tT~ i,7- :m;:.m:
19/2/63 ~~ ltt- ~
1912164 lW1]'{ 18 4 68 8
1912165 , ~- ~ <I'r.m ~
1912166 lfW1~ 19/2/67 ~~ 2 3
143
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT PANCHAYATSAMITI 2 SIROHI
~'C"til1tmmm'1l'it~!;uft ~ q;pf CIif.1'..w.t q;pf ~ m..w.t ~~/
Industrial category of Main Workers Marginal workers Non-workers <mffi;f fIIiq
<1\T-:;rq
VII VIII IX Name of Panchayat
~ fWtt ~ fWtt Ff m'ltf Ff ~ p;tT m SamilirrehsiV
M F M F M F M F M F Village
34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 2
3 14 133 221 Verapura
16 3 5 55 14 3 87 394 532 Sinaath
5 14 7 63 232 365 Mamawali
4 12 92 241 298 Silohia
2 9 24 150 194 Vera!
5 9 19 70 139 141 Sartara
8 6 7 11 42 31 242 270 Vardara
10 3 6 19 8 121 160 Phachariya
16 2 13 5 290 380 Chadooal
30 4 6 34 3 24 266 499 685 Tawari
10 3 3 22 11 174 261 312 Phoogni
19 12 49 325 383 375 Noon
11 104 141 Nembora
3 4 15 45 172 247 Akoona
15 6 23 3 109 426 411 Madya
19 2 13 15 215 343 375 HallWara
5 5 142 147 Tua
21 46 Kotra
9 17t 318 Saurata 25 4 8 51 257 363 Jalla
9 5 2 48 87 166 Phalwadi
2 10 9 24 Kooma 13 3 21 250 337 BaIda 59 5 60 7 66 746 910 Belangari
2 9 7 22 78 76 Badeli
3 10 15 Rajpurakhera
4 2 30 261 501 Dhanta
5 48 15 207 405 ' 499 Mankroda
2 104 115 116 Darbarikhera
UN-INHABITED Kua Khera
UN-INHABITEIJ Jalsr Khera
5 2 22 2'0 14~' 14:, 144 Meerpur
UN-INHABI1ED Verusa Padar
", & (,uwarr Khl'ra
/'...J ." UT1t~ Khera
144
~ m.2 ftRnft vrtr~\iI;:j~IOI;:j1 ml
~ ~ml t tT. 'liT 3fJ<IR miT ~~(~aTrr 0-6 ~ <i1f it m:i"o ~/llfq ~ CI1T fin. m. arrcrrm q\'t~ m~~) ~~
'IiT-=!Jll it ~ lJiq "IfcfiRT Total POJ:. ,Iation (including Total population in the 'liT ~ it q\'tm institutional and age group 0-6
Location Name of Area of PS No. of No. of houseless population) Code Panchayat in occupied households No. Samitiffehsill sq. km. and residential ~ ¥"If m-m ~ ¥"If ~
Village of village houses Persons Males Females Persons Males Females in hectares
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ,
1912168 ~~ 820.99 8 14 72 40 32 22 13 9
1912169 ~ 772.89 107 107 621 317 304 162 89 73
19/2/70 ~ 1681.31 172 172 932 498 434 210 121 89
19/2/71 tftmcm 707.84 139 139 675 351 324 136 81 55
19/2/72 iR~ 4380.75 631 632 3208 1629 1579 663 340 323
1912173 ~ 857.31 137 137 727 365 362 154 95 59
19/2/74 ~ 1418.46 409 412 1985 980 1005 419 214 205
1912175 ~~ 662.14 50 50 306 157 149 62 34 28
1912176 :flTCIT 340.78 141 142 666 328 . 338 124 67 57
19/2/77 ~"U 212.71 40 40 192 83 109 39 17 22
1912178 ~ 1492.71 361 361 1753 .869 884 382 196 186
19/2/79 -PT 1192.~ 109 114 607 305 302 129 77 52
1912180 ~1; 2361.41.) 232 232 1240 621 619 290 147 143
19/2/81 ~ 443.32 25 25 ~58 79 79 37 19 18
1912182 mm 503.95 19 19 106 57 49 19 8 11
19/2/83 ~ 1697.99 68 68 384 210 174 78 41 37
1912184 ~ 3041.58 504 505 2511 1282 1229 568 303 265
1912185 ~~~1~91 1567.66 162 164 910 461 449 193 97 96
¥1IllfuJT 109039.51 20825 20979 105806 52639 53167 20903 11117 9786
¥~
145
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT PANCHAYATSAMITI:2 SIROHI
~~ ~~ mm ~ q;m <Ii1 em:lt q,T ~ ~ ~~/ Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates Industrial Cate~~ of Main Workers ~fIliq
"¥f~CWlm~ 'fil':wT
Total main Name of workers (I-IX) Panchayat
SarhitifT ehsill
Ff rom Ff rom ~ rom ~ rom 'Fi rom Village M F M F M F M F M F
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2
19 8 Padrro Khera
86 78 46 135 12 109 4 Siyakara
150 92 102 94 70 3 224 36 105 15 Kakendra
43 42 61 46 92 8 149 69 76 48 Poseetara
352 309 107 88 473 68 800 154 475 45 Mer Mandwara
160 135 36 28 86 2 165 91 93 19 Sirodki
253 212 72 81 365 84 416 31 172 18 Sildar
4 4 43 45 31 11 78 67 RodaKhera
52 46 48 60 105 12 163 37 116 16 Punawa
15 25 3 6 35 33 2 29 Rampura
238 219 72 63 276 49 400 85 243 25 Amlan
29 19 48 45 75 7 150 179 101 Bag
171 150 64 53 153 35 310 22 182 2 Sanpur
46 43 7 2 45 32 28 7 Karjal
4 2 8 30 22 Ranela
47 31 23 24 31 2 121 51 48 Amli
369 329 42 37 401 184 609 183 246 19 KrishnganJ
7 7 253 266 66 258 94 157 78 Telpikhera
12341 11301 3618 . 3373 19303 4659 24108 7333 9374 "1706 Total Rural
Total Urban
146
~«a'2_ 1JT1I' 511V1f'qii iit~IIQI~1 ~
~ ¢.'.ITl«r -m'if<rl ~~mqrffi'l\'r~ft <Rs ';fa ~fIIicf Industrial Category of Main Workers
1iiT1Ilt
LocaliOn Name of " III IV V(a) V(b} VI COde Panchayat No SamitifTehsiV Ff ~ "'Ff mm ~ mt pi'f ~ Ff f{:flrr ~ ft;:flIt
Village M F M F M F M F M F M F
2 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33
19f2168 ~~ 11
1912J69 fWwtiu 5 7 21
1912f70 ~ 79 20 21 5
1912f71 mmm 40 20 16 4
1912f72 m~ 66 62 87 14 19 4 14 3 23
1912f73 ~ 19 61 19 1 16 10 6'
1912f74 ~ 75 10 33 2 42 2 5 2
1912f75 im~ 5 4
1912f76 1f1T<rr 10 9 18 7 6 2
19fun WilU 1912f78 31TJffiTU 63 57 13 9 3 13
1912fl9 ~'If 15 162 18 14 8 2
1912180 ~~ 36 17 46 '12 2 3
19f2181 ~ 9 25 8
19/2182 if.n;rr 4 21 26
1912183 3JTlTffi 21 48 50 3
1912184 ~ 140 145 87 2 32 2 15 4
1912185 rn~ 31 9 61 7
~wnvr 4730 4407 2474 334 31 5 1111 148 612 47 824 170
¥~
147
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT PANCHAYATSAMtTI: 2SIAOHI
lfI3'l 'fiTl1 q;f.r ~ <tr ~ ~ ~ 'fiTl1 m.qri:r 'f:Tf "1 q;r.r q1(1 ~ W!ftrl
Industrial Category of Main Workers Marginal workers Non-workers <mffi;r fTftq
'liT 'fllf
VII VIII IX Name of Panchayat
p;tl hvrr T'1l fmT '[m hvrr T'1l ftro 'p:tr ~ SamitiIT ehsiV
M F M F M F M F M F Village
34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 2
21 32 Padrro Khera
181 292 Siyakara
7 6 91 274 ':!JJ7 Kakendra
4 8 202 255 Poseetara
53 13 5 58 12 13 170 816 1255 Mer Mandwara
6 5 6 55 194 216 Sirodkl
31 4 50 41 303 523 671 SIkIar
2 53 79 95 AodaKhera
6 4 4 11 137 154 164 Punawa
3 2 5 59 45 48 Rampura
36 19 2 5 66 464 733 Amlari
6 2 155 123 Bag
14 16 311 597 Sanpur
34 47 Karjal
27 27 Ranela
89 123 Amli
48 11 12 27 10 80 663 966 KrishnganJ
5 2 b 118 197 237 Telplkhera
1926 153 375 4 2651 359 678 6574 27833 39260 Total Rural
Total Urban
Location Code
No.
Name of Panchayat
SamitiIT ehsiV
Village
2
"If. ~. q;r 3lroG ~Cf1ffc!;. llt. ~
il am 'IJiq "I!"<Iir:If q;r ~ it Cfl m Area of PS
in
sq. km. and of village
in hectares
3
No. of occupied
residential houses
4
~ ~ : NUiql,1 ~. 1153.18
lIT. 1138.27
26449
24750
1699
19/3/1
19/3f2
19/3/3
19/3/4
19/3/5
19/3/6
1913fl
19/3/8
19/319
19/3/10
19/3/11
19/3112
19/3/13
19/3/14
19/3115
19/3/16
19/3/17
19/3/18
19/3/19
19/3120
19/3121
19/3122
19/3123
19/3124
1913f25
19/3126
1913/27
19/3128
19/3129
19/3130
~~ Fcrffi;ft
~~
:rU mmr cRm~
~
<itcu
~~
1m~
~ anmr-rr
~ ~
~
~ ~
~
~
~~
mmn llffi1T
":1'. 14.91
1985.00
1666.00
852.00
617.00
1036.00
360.00
897.00
387.00
633.46
1262.00
749.00
901.00
1771.00
231.00
2125.00
245.00
124.00
415.00
1140.00
76300
852.00
746.00
218.00
529.00
240.00
916.98
58099
3147.00
86.00
1079.00
19
155
179
287
84
258
92
25
589
256
179
652
64
1085
143
39
88
419
236
120
157
77
165
108
521
197
788
36
137
148
~ "¥I'~(~am Cflm ~~~
Total population (including
institutional and No. of houseless population)
households
"i31fftI; :Ff ft:;rtt
Persons Males Females
5
26648
24901
6
137051
128032
1747 9019
~-NUsql'l (1{1If)
19
161
179
287
84
258
92
25
592
257
180
658
64
1-085
143
39
90
419
236
120
157
77
166
108
522
197
792
26
137
123
846
874
1525
503
1342
434
154
2851
1219
994
3360
341
5356
621
199
443
2139
1401
671
848
439
942
461
2697
1134
3782
191
731
7
69848
65180
4668
8
67203
62852
4351
63 60
428 418
TR -~ 463 411
823 702
248 255
698 644
219 215
91 63
1508 1343
624 595
547 447
1678 1682
159 182
2619 2737
321 300
101 98
213 230
1121 1018
707 694
342 329
450 398
221 218
463 479
149 212
1335 1362
598 536
1803 1979
96 95
393 338
0-6 -3ll?{ Cf1f it ~~
Total population in the
age group 0-6
"i31fftI;
Persons
9
27954
26157
1797
31
156
200
265
118
267
89
31
473
255
192
632
60
1055
118
37
89
494
354
172
226
106
254
100
563
242
716
26
79
:Ff ft:;rtt
Males Females
10 11
14611 13343
13704 12453
907
17
83
113
147
55
150
56
18
276
129
113
349
33
530
74
15
46
267
169
86
129
52
121
55
290
126
378
13
41
890
14
73
95
118
63
117
33
13
197
126
79
283
27
525
44
22
43
227
185
86
97
54
133
45
273
116
338
13
38
149
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT PANCHAYATSAMITI 3 PINOWARA
~~ Scheduled Castes
~ M
12
8182
7275
907
5
15
248 , 15
161
13
392
81
65
306,
36
415
4
38
10
144
10
2
6
252
87
284
44
62
fur1IT F
13
7588
6752
863
4
11
206
14
133
12
360
103
57
278
35
388
6
32
18
120
12
2
5
235
n 284
47
60
~~ Scheduled Tribes
14
27224
26872
352·
63
349
255
209
35
54
304
108
148
46
• 270
317
26
68
856
697
342
450
221
461
243
45
91
160
150
fWri F
15
25845
25543
302
60
333
198
215
36
39
276
88
122
43
229
294
28
72
809
682
329
398
218
477
207
28
71
177
138
mmLiterates
~q;mcm~'ll1~~ Industrial Category of Main Workers
16
20456
17845
2611
8
17
6435
5343
1092
'§<1:pgr'li!1'fcm~ Total mam
workers (I-IX)
Flf M
18
35394
33264
2130
19
8056
7874
182
TEHSIL: PINDWARA (FULL)
32 3
167 24 153 UN-INHABITED
26
347
29
229
42
27
465
115
198
805
88
937
120
69
100
226
68
9
56
17
22
34
575
285
739
48
87
2
73
6
50
15
161
5
16
323
37
462
36
48
21
8
2
2
2
150
61
298
9
24
256
446
139
360
102
37
793
341
283
701
57
1196
144
34
80
609
413
138
225
118
250
31
533
295
800
49
228
89
161
172
14
3
125
204
20
66
26
378
61
2
10
116
17
161
49
10
142
8
81
100
158
5
24
20
16448
16090
358
22
78
165
235
138
79
44
26
206
141
24
256
9
312
64
7
39
444
360
180
96
139
87
147
63
229
15
138
21
ri'WFr rrfiWTl
'fF~(lji .
'1'1" ;n.,
Nail'') ",' Pa,<hay.J!
Samltlt"l8!,sll,
Village
2
2617 T. P.S.PINDWARA
2568 R.
349 U.
62
17
22
31
94
4
19
4
155
51
19
3
113
5
43
14
3
8
Khari Gegarwa
Viroli
Darla Padar
Muri
Sivera
KerlaPadar
Undra
Kotra
Juna Sanwara
Naya Sanwara
Talpur
Arasana
Vaarwara
Parlai
Jhadoli
Rajpur
Kashavganj
Saclalawa
Aarnli
Thandi Beri
Sabala
MaJap
Kundal
Varli
Kalumbri
Janapur
Jhankar
Nandiya
Jiapura
Digar
Location Code No
Name of Panchayat
SamitlfTehslll Village
2
'IIT.mrn 1Ifirflf : Nasa If I ~.
lIT.
;r,
19'3'1
191312
193:3
19,'1/5
19,3,6
19/3,7
1~/3/P-
1!1/3/d
19/3/10
1~'; "3/11
1~,! '2
~9/~~ • '1
;9/3/',1
1'-1"l,'8
19.' ,,~,
18/::'" 1
19'3/;,.
, .
~
"FT~
w.~
,HI,!
7~
11~-"!-"-
,',T)TIm
~-'1iJ
II
~ ft<rIt M F
22 23 24
5490 4379 1564
5301
189
32
9
13
55
28
176
128
154
52
6
124
9
10
53
37
198
6
12
7
35
91
100
227
3
52
4328
51
2
17
135
139
13
3
65
94
14
34
16
190
6
6
67
8
161
18
1
5
3
33
77
150
5
12
1522
42
3
23
59
61
23
2
81
45
11
11
31
7
13
22
2
26
150
~ <IiIlr m cm;it <Il ~ ~ Industrial Category of Main Workers
III IV
25 26
321
In 311
10
~-NOgCii,i (~
6
2
10
3
24
4
8
4
2
27
21
21
3
V(a) V(b)
28, 29 30 31
904 152 2734 143
730
174
12
7
25
4
22
2
51
16
3
21
5
42
3
130
22
1
2
12
2
2507
227
2
2
4
43
3
67
2
6
15
2
106
15
2
18
2
141
2
2
2
5
12
26 29
9
72
55
43
3
8
VI
32 33
2204 61
2134
70
4
10
41
41
2
45
71
14
165
22
38
7
32
30
10
73
14
55
6
12
5
151
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
~1R1I'~~*~~ Inc1Istrial category of Main Workers
~ 1iIIf em ~ tMrginal workers
VII
Ff' ft:ro M F
34
2212
1718
494
13
5
16
19
62
9
24
106
3
162
2
11
4
.1
3
4
66
19
97
4
3
35
140
131
g
4
13
3
VIII
Ff ft:ro M F
36
614
311
239
4
8
12
2
21
6
29
16
5
5
10
8
6
"
37
6
6
1
38
2903
2610
333
2
IX
39
Ff M
40 41
360 1068 15401
318 1003 16006
42 65 395
TEHSlL: PlNDWARA (FULL)
23 UN-INHABITED
4
4
27
2
27
93
46
2
7
122
10
9
146
15
216
34
7
12
24
6
4
6
66
83
34
59
a 5
7
2
10
3
7
5
15
4
6
8
6
17
3
5
4
16
2
13
3
79
3
3
2
16
4
18
20
14
19
99
19
137
206
151
125
41
19
227
131
245
265
8
78
127
20
59
473
372
102
114
82
284
28
88
23
132
PANCHAYATSAMfTI: 3 PINOWAAA
42
33386
30913
2473
27
271
191
375
109
337
117
41
.712
204
261
974
100
1407
177
63
115
492
294
144
225
102
199
99
703
303
1003
47
146
43
43748
3"72
3174
30
415
185
335
103
347
160
41
991
260
182
1351.
148
2281
112
76
161
429
305
168
349
106
223
122
997
408
1733
67
182
T. R.
U.
Name of , Panchayat
SamitilTehsiV
Village
2
P.S. PINOW~A
Khari Gegarwa
Viroli
DarIaPadar
Muri
Sivera
KerlaPadar
Undra
Kotra
Juna Sanwara
Nays Sanwara
Telpur
Arasana
Veerwara
Parlar
JhadoIi
Raj)ur
Keshavganj
Sadalawa
AamIi
ThandI Beri
'3abe1a
Malap
Kum~al
Varll
Kalumbri
Janapur
Jh<>r,k.lI'
Digar
Location Code
No.
19/3131'
19/3/32
19/3133
1913134
1913135
19/3136
19/3137
19/3138
19/3/39
1913140
1913141
19/3142
19/3143
19/3144
1913145
19/3146
19/3147
19/3148
1913149
19/3150
19/3/51
19/3152
19/3153
19/3/54
1913155
19/3/56
1913157
19/3158
19/3/59
19/3/60
19/3161
19/3162
1913163
1913164
Name of Panchayat
SamitifT ehsiV Village
2
~
~ cf;;:
~~ tmr m ~~
~~
all1Rt~ Glrof;t~
~ ~
~ ~
wmrr~~
aRRt ~
m<rr ~
qrJ'Gtr
~~
~
~~
mw llrffir '<r{G
~
~
~
(lTU ~
~
~
•
If. \1. q;r ~
~ em fifi. lit. ~ it am: lJicr m
q;r ~ it <it_ Area of PS
in sq. km. and
of village
in hectares
3
1597.00
2070.00
1072.00
819.00
576.00
155.05
215.00
2371.00
557.00
391.00
524.00
835.00
296.00
714.00
735.84
1495.00
529.00
221.01
417.00
356.00
7484.34
78.08
7.40
1965.35
324.00
962.00
107.00
4014.00
670.26
243.00
147.24
101.00
187.00
627.00
No, of occupied
residential houses
4
328
Q1
260
67
356
23
91
539
241
49
98
292
2
449
145
795
159
56
121
57
89
14
6
462
136
231
11
1208
229
203
73
4
99
448
152
llftllif ~ -:;F'lW9'lT (~ di qt- ~~~)
Total populat:on (including
institui:onal and
No. of houseless population) households
5
329
61
260
67
356
23
91
543
241
49
99
292
2
452
147
798
159
56
121
57
89
14
6
463
136
240
11
1226
229
204
100
4
99
448
~ 1F.1T f<:rn Persons Males Females
6
1617
414
1297
339
1854
132
466
2873
1360
279
501
1531
10
2292
759
4458
817 .
276
689
342
410
96
28
2327
838
1397
64
5141
1166
1105
341
23
567
2011
7
811
217
669
190
971
68
237
1465
619
140
241
824
6
1131
383
2262
426
140
357
177
231
49
12
1215
437
706
33
2785
S96
197
9
266
1000
8
806
197
628
149
883
64
229
1408
741
139
260
707
4
1161
376
2196
391
136
332
165
179
47
16
1112
401
691
31
2356
570
544
144
14
301
1011
0-6 awr q7f it 'f'f~
Total population in the
age group 0-6
~ fu7rt :rFf Persons
9
308
127
268
58
451
22
100
600
332
78
112
284
3
506
160
803
180
20
163
87
70
18
5
459
202
354
8
1151
272
136
70
7
109
371
Males Females
10
153
65
135
32
215
14
55
307
142
39
67
173
2
273
90
443
90
20
96
53
28
11
2
247
112
180
5
597
137
71
28
2
45
193
11
155
62
133
26
236
8
53
301
190
39
111
233
78
360
90
67
34
42
7
3
212
90
174
3
554
135
65
42
5
64
178
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
~~ Scheduled Castes
tp;tf M
12
31
54
108
110
3
41
84
198
70
285
12
10
3
lQ
~06
94
8~
59
33
309
13
32
48
104
108
2
38
62
192
55
262
17
6
5
5
264
102
70
53
35
286
~~ Scheduled Tribes
14
541
216
328
190
537
7
237
851
612
140
99
9
78
627
103
140
357
175
139
49
12
1201
137
694
32
1313
239
169
51
146
frnt F
15
528
197
309
149
503
19
'J6
6
79
'~86
91
136
332
165
140
47
2
11LJ2
4.01
683
31
1196
237
153
37
139
W-l1'
Literates
~ M
16
156
18
116
29
82
5
8
178
49
18
127
248
3
464
133
683
149
18
85
18
70
2
78
47
75
853
132
215
102
6
109
403
ft.r1IT F
47
2
40
2
17
2
20
16
50
30
111
57
296
26
2
13
9
5
384
8
60
22
5
18
153
153
PANCHAYATSAMITI: 3 PINDWARA
If&r q;rq m qrffi ~ ~ ~ Industrial Categary of Main Workers
"¥f~1i1lfilir~ Total main
workers (I-IX)
18
453
120
366
121
593
44
126
807
338
76
99
424
2
500
176
1217
230
76
209
97
173
33
658
234
379
22
1646
292
270
120
5
124
492
19
197
112
131
98
52
47
111
229
98
84
15
57
156
24
252
7
7
8
9
7
34
8
3
277
7
110
19
133
~ M
20
118
73
138
105
385
39
84
542
187
61
56
71j '~
153
¥ 411
12/)
35
173
90
79
29
4
636
110
327
16
484
{M
36
6
4
56
75
21
44
66
39
91
19
33
61
91
1
63
6
3
25
10
111
3
21
1
2
3
~W/ ~fI1iq
q;r1fll
Name of Panchayat
SamitifTehsill Village
2
Lotana
Kalabor
Ker
Churli Khera
Isra
Ubera
Khokhri Khera
Mandawara Khalsa
Apri Khera
VarkiKhera
Phulera
Shivgarh
Dhanct'lpura
Kojra
Sawarli Chawarli
Ajari
Kantal
Gadiya
Dhanga
Vagdari
Pahar Kalan
Bhadaveri
Cheeniya Band
Moras
Malera
Gharat
Nawawas
Basantgarh
Rampura
Doongari
Banas
Ghodiyawa
Reechhri
Peshua
154
$irrn m :3 ~ 1l11f~ ~;j~IUI;jllfR
mcrn; ~m/ "i19'f "f>111 m ;;m:lt 'fit ~ ~ ~-:fo ~~ Industrial Category of Main Workers
CIiI"::rl'If
Location Name of II III IV \
V(a) V(b) VI Code Panchayat No. SamitilTehsill :Fl fWn ~ fWtt ~ ~ ~ fWtt ~ mm ~ mm
Village M F M F M F M F M F M F
2 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33
19/3/31 mm 153 113 48 28 9 8 45 7
19/3/32 ~ 19 39 16 7 7
19/3/33 *' 73 68 111 10 5 2 11
19/3/34 ~~ 13 7 3
19/3135 m 51 29 112 2 11 2 2
19/3136 mr 4 14
1913137 ~ irn 41 49
19/3/38 ~ T3TmIT 125 131 66 4 23 16
19/3/39 am~ 141 92 3
19/3140 ~~ 11 14 6
19/3/41 ~ 16 9 14
19/3142 ~ 216 49 5 12 3 49
19/3143 ~ 19/3144 ~ 114 108 18 21 5 60 37 5
19/3145 ~-a<Ii~ 5 15 16 4 2 55 4 5
19/3146 ama- 84 111 35 1 42 6 111 286 3
19/3/47 ~ 8 2 2 3 75
19/3148 "I!Tfu1lT 38 4 2
19/3149 ~ 29 5 3
19/3/SO ~ 3 2 2
19/3/51 ~~ 93 9
19/3152 ~ 3 ., 19/3153 ~~ 2
1913154 m 9 10 3 2 2
19/3155 ~ 104 7 14 4
19/3156 ~ 38
1913157 ~
19/3158 ~ 72 182 17 56 27 599 SO 190 2
19/3159 ~ 79 4 22 1 . 8 51 32
1913160 ~ 116 103 2 2 80 2
19/3161 ~ 2 16 7 16 2
1913162 ~
19/3/63 ~ 7 9 2 40
19/3/64 • 243 128 21 18 45
155
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT PANCHAYATSAMfTI 3 PINDWARA
~ ;w:r Cfif.r <!R# q\T ~ ~ ~ q;m Cfif.r ;;m:r ;w:r "1 m ;;m:r ~;r~
Industrial Category of Main Workers Marginal workers Non-workers ~/m
'fJ:cr:
VII VIII IX Name of Panchayat
Ff furIIt ~ mm ~ mm ~ fmt Ff mm Samitiff ehsllI
M F M F M F M F M F Village
34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 2
6 65 4 18 112 340 497 Lotana
4 97 85 Kalabc'f
12 4 14 6 16 152 287 345 Ker
69 51 Churl! Khera
14 15 2 486 378 345 Isra
24 17 Ube a
111 118 Kho~nTi Knera
16 4 15 3 10 236 648 943 Mandawara Khals.l
2 4 5 4 263 277 380 Apn Khera
2 64 55 Varkl Khera
9, 2 2 3 126 139 119 Prulera
49 4 16 16 186 384 464 SllIVgarr,
2 4 2 Dhandhr,u;3
42 5 50 11 30 143 601 862 KOl'a
10 2 28 5 31 138 176 214 !3 J.w,,:11 Ch:t"'1 J'
114 2 12 121 19 10 329 1035 1615 Ajar,
9 9 10 131 186 253 K"mt~l
14 88 50 41 GiYI:,cI
2 96 148 228 Dn311ga
6 78 74 87 \' 19dan
73 58 97 i-'n')ar !'\:I;:tr
32 16 15 Enada' (
10 4 " Chel;:" :ya S~q(f
5 3 15 615 542 -:63 ~tl(tS
15 215 188 178 f .. !c1lt'Hd
9 3 357 324 331 Cihnrdt
5 23 11 8 Nawawas
41 8 152 10 16 523 1123 1556 Basantgarh
4 11 171 303 392 Rdmpur2
21 3 2 9 2 291 433 C')on(~ap
8 62 17 10 76 115 Barlds
4 1-1 Gl1odiyal'vo.
2 5 137 142 164 Re8chhn
28 10 51 70 508 808 Peshua
Location Code No.
19/3/65
19/3/66
19/3/67
19/3/68
19/3/69
19/3170
19/3171
19/3172
19/3173
19/3174
19/3175
19/3176
19/3177
19/3178
19/3179
19/3/SO
19/3181
19/3/82
19/3/83
19/3184
19/3/85
19/3/86
19/3/87
19/3/88
19/3/89
1913190
1913191
19/3192
19/3193
19/3194
19/3195
1913196
19{3197
1913198
1913199
Name of Panchayat
SamitifTehsHI Village
in hectares
2
~ m ~ ~ @1€WIi91
~ ~q:;r~
~ ~ ~:to 2
~
1T'I1J'U ~ ~
'IT?T "1"!nii
m;lfr f':rn:rr ~
~
~ ~ ~
~~ <mIT
~CfiI'1l1<!\ ~.
m ~
1"IlTcIRT (~ .mm Wtro ~(~)
~
~(~
t '{f. 'liT
~ CflT Fli. llt. l'r .~ 'Iftq
CfiI'~Tr Area of PS
in sq. km. and
of village
3
791.00
2411.00
1647.00
484.00
728.00
670.00
850.00
432.00
646.79
8934.35
91.00
604.00
231.00
362.00
345.00
2361.00 '.1'100
1328.00
2048.00
587.00
172.10
4085.00
561.93
282.99
1224.00
79.76
8386.00
2167.00
348.00
36.00
577.06
403.98
511.00
4581.87
4882.00
·113826.83
14.91
14.91
~
3l'1"1mft<r If<1iT1T
<t'itm No. of
occupied residential
houses
4
162
744
597
137
339
425
226
94
253
22
71
304
171
143
114
691
218
311
678
107
30
1205
227
160
656
39 .
772
91
53
5
23
138
127
679
181
24750
1699
1699
156
No. of households
5
162
755
604
137
339
428
226
94
253
22
71
306
176
143
114
694
223
315
682
107
30
1214
227
160
656
39
774
91
54 5
23
138
127
679
181
24901
1747
1747
¥~ (mnmaih: ~~~)
. Total population (Including
institutional and houseless population)
~ Ff tWIT Persons Males Females
6
841
4145
3279
700
1659
2004
1293
505
1453
120
355
1749
893
702
559
3629
1089
1414
3522
603
179
5972 1163
950
3195
206
4063
526
256
12
127
797
749
3944
938
128032
9019 9019
7
436
2143
1711
341
835
975
650
252
737
65
178
888
478
385
271
1862
551
715
1706
314
87
2958
628
483
1564
107
2104
2131
132
8
69
408
3SS 2012
469
65180
4668 4668
8
405
2002
1568
359
824
1029
643
253
716
55
177
861
415
317
288
1767
538
699
1816
289
92
3014
535
467
1631
99
1959
265
124
4
58
389
364-
1932 469
62852
4351
4351
0-6 3W{ r.rT it "¥f~
Total population in the
age group 0-6
• Persons
9
182
815
637
155
343
369
287
113
338
29
86 405'
163
139
119
711
243
264
723
129
36
1191
213
209
568
40
762
122
54
23
165
154
832
212
26157
1797
1797
~ fWrt Malas Females
10
95
4?9
351
83
170
195
138
64
177
16
44
213
94
75
65
392
121
138
363
74
18
626
119
101
286
21
400
59
28
10
90
70
403
123
11
87
386
286
72
173
174
149
·49
161
13
42
192
69
64
54
319
122
126
360
55
18
565
94
108
282
19
362
63
26
13
75
84
429
89
13704 12453
907 890
907 890
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
'.~~
Scheduled Castes
12
40
339
161
60
140
188
15
11
21
17
45
52
326
61
170
145
125
370
137
32
220
2
7275
907
907
13
43
314
133
54
136
186
13
15
26
15
42
43
306
48
154
139
96
346
122
35
212
2
6725
863
863
~~ Scheduled Tribes
14
144
115
347
57
54
67
478
78
729
54
154
779
66
79
70
309
242
73
526
34
6
401
39
260
401
107
2096
261
132
8
69
405
380
1968
187
26872
352
352
15
128
96
313
49
60
62
484
84
710
51
150
746
50
57
82
254
239
66
504
46
5
381
30
254
436
99
1953
265
124
4
58
388
362
1896
185
25543
302
302
W-17
Literates
:Ff M
16
246
679
487
157
380
303
139
63
68
23
51
121
190
176
79
602
117
190
488
139
22
1098
169
126
581
119
10
12
3
44
22
156
166
17845
2611 2611
17
65
183
96
27
79
65
10
29
9
5
10
39
29 20
204
25
39
106
16
642
54
20
243
18
5
3
28
37
5343
1092
1092
157
PANCHAYATSAMITI. 3 PINDWARA
~'lif1lmmm'it~.\!!uii: Industria) Category of Main Workers
~~'lif1lmm#r Total main
workers (I-IX)
18
200
1044
829
159
403
459
332
141
411
33
95
470
263
210
146
965
306
357
798
148
46
1351
334
240
811
56
1113
127
70
6
42
184
212
1151
220
33264
2130
2130
19
16
133
210
4
155
185
224
96
106
21
66
131
30
8
98
479
107
123
178
2
5
132
101
53
294
14
119
8
17
2
7
4
193
60
7874
182
182
20
75
333
396
85
149
131
312
59
397
14
70
278
168
126
54
362
160
157
425
61
38
495
137
185
401
46
883
120
60
6
41
161
185
839
105
16090
358
358
21
35
3
2
23
14
220
43
10
8
36
229
11
59
48
10
19
48
223
6
37
34
48
2568
49
49
~_i
~/lJtq
'lir;nl1
Name of Panchayat
SamilllT ehsill Village
2
Kodarla
Ohanari
Nitora
Nanarwara
Khakharwara
Kachholi
Phoolabai Ka Khera
Sangwara
Panchdewal
Block No.2
Motra
Nagpura
Achpura
Kaseendra
Bara
BharJa
Tarrongi
Bhimana
Valera
Udbanya
Patumbri
Ronira
Sanwara
Mandwara Deo
Wasa.
Kedar Ka Padar
Walonya
SemI!
Sadapahll
Nayawas )Oeo)
Bor Umn
Peetari PaetH
Nawawas (Khalsa)
Bhoola
Pindwara (Rural)
Total Rural
Bhawri CT
Total Urban
Location Code
No
19/3/65
19/3/66
19/3/67
19/3/68
19/3/69
19/3(10
1913(11
19/3(12
19/3(13
19/3(14
19/3(15
19/3(16
19/3177
19/3178
19/3179
19/3/80
19/3/81
19/3/82
19/3/83
19/3/84
19/3/85
19/3/86
19/3/87
19/3/88
19/3/89
19/3/90
19/3191
19/3/92
19/3193
19/3194
19/3195
19/3/96
19/3197
19/3/98
19/3/99
Name of Panchayat
Samitiff ehsill Village
2
@l!l{qi$i
~
~'Iir~ ~ ~ ~;fo 2 timr 1flllU 3Ff1lU <mft:m
'U?T ''lTnIf
;p:'lj'r
Ntn-:rr r.rrro ~
~ ~ ~
l1ImT t.T 7ffiIT
~'lirllTi!'l:
~
ul1ffi ~
~(~) .m:~
WllTi!'l:
~('l!lT'ffi1T)
1JC1T fttsclrsT iJll"lltur)
22
22
115
146
28
57
118
2
63
6
11
16
135
7
38
21
140
42
78
95
8
141
40
70
10
205
9
II
23
13
80
200
126
154
3
93
63
20
65
111
11
4
37
152
70
60
114
4
80
64
3
29
8
76
14
18 5
25 3
24
37
41
2
40
50
3
23
12
4
89
34
36
71
62 15
47
1
7
182 84 38
16 8
5301 4328 1522
189
189
51
51
42
42
III
158
1p.9!T 'fiTl1" '!it cum 'It ~ ft Industriaj Category of Main Workers
25
6
6
5
27
9
5
2
6
27
177
IV
1J<i1l m-m M F
26
3
6
9
44
8
9
2
311
10
10
27
2
6
21
Via)
'P"T m-m M F
28
6
16
20
17
41
7
2
9
19
5
4
9
60
28
3
40
7
2
29
4
29
11
5
35
2
3
5
13
730 130
174
174
22
22
30
21
195
68
2
42
14
2
20
17
33
94
9
9
33
24
4
79
27
28
13
18
V(b)
31
4
1
5
5
40 2
2507 141
227
227
2
2
32
7
153
50
13
40
58
3
4
6
60
3
24
41
36
2
135
26
24
103
30
2134
70
70
VI
33
3
2
10
5
5
55
6
6
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
34
9
68
47
6
24
16
8
2
4
3
3
21
3
7
67
5
12
44
9
2
148
60
10
61
4
1
2
20
23
1718
494
494
vrr
~ 'fiI'If .m- cnm C!l afrm<I; ~ Industrial Category of Main Workers
vrn
35 36 37 38
1
2
6
9
7
3
2
9
13
3
32
131
9
9
2
13
3
1
4
2
6
1
2
16
1
6
5
43
2
3
10
5
2
381
233
233
,
5
58
113
57
22
30
29
1
5
3
31
15
9
4
68
8
40
46
2
199
20
15
62
3
3
13
31
2570
333
333
IX
39
2
7
5
4
3
9
3
2
12
4
3
5
2
29
2
14
3
1
3
2
8
2
318
42
42
159
~'fiI'If.m-~ Marginal workers
40
4
9
2
4
3
21
24
10
42
40
2
3
55
113
37
9
3
36
17
3
ftr!IT F
41
41
379
536
222
61
86
144
121
146
10
134
7
226
137
32
636
880
103
96
445 39
926
161
52
29
180
206
532
67
1003 15006
65 395
65 395
PANCHAYATSAMITI: 3 PINOWARA
42
232
1090
882
179
432
512
315
110
325
32
83
417
214
175
124
876
221
348
866
166
41
1567
292
240
698
51
878
97
53
2
24
188
156
858
249
ftr!IT F
43
348
1490
822
133
608
758
275
157
489
34
111
582
375
175
183
1062
294
544
1002
287
87
2002
331
318
892
46
914
96
55
28
202
154
1207
342
30913 39972
2473 3274
2473 3274
Name of Panchayat
Samiti/Tehsil/
Village
2
Kodarla
Ohanan
Nitora
Nanarwara
Khakharwara
Kachholi
Phoolabai Ka Khera
Sangwara
Panchdewal
SlockNo.2
Kotra
Nagpura
Achpura
Kaseendra
Bara
Bharja
Tarrongi
Bhimana
Vatera
Ucilariya
Patumbri
Rohlra
Sanwara
Mandwara Oeo
Wasa
Kedar Ka Padar
Walonya
Semh
Sadapahh
Nayawas (Oeo)
BorUmri
Peetari Padar
Nawawas (Khalsa)
Shoola
Plndwara (Rural)
Total Rural
Bhawri C.T
Total Urban
'1'Wlii 1lfTlf;;,' '1'. 1f ~ :mw. ~!TTIq ~ <rf fin. t1t. ~
'l>1 ::rfI! it W lj)q 1l'tT:fi
Location Gode No.
Name of Panchayat
Samltiff ehsil/ Village
2
19/4/1 irnrtq 19/4/2 :m&I
3rq(~111
~
19/4/3
19/4/4
19/4/5
19/4/6
19/4(7 ~1" 3
19/4/8 ~q
19/4/9 31mT
19/4/1 0 1i{1Tcfi 1 ()
19/4/11 ~
19/4/12 "i.Pll(T
19/4/13 'IC«1T 19/4/14 ~
19/4/15 ~ 19/4/16 CfiTirm 19/4/17 mmq
19/4/18 ~
19/4/19 lJ1lfcfiT
19/4/20 ~ if,[ 1fcf.T
19/4/21 1pl'4m
19/4/22 til7rft 19/4123 31~ir 19/4/24 ~ 19/4/25 ~
19/4126 ~
19/4/27 ~'1n
19/4/28 ~ mir.?,T 19/4/29 ~ ·it; :'11
19/4/30 #c','I;
19/4/31 l1iT ~ 19/4/32 f1p:q,
~~i:r Area of PS
in sq. km. and
of village In hectares
3
858.11
858.11
1.00
4354.00
295.00
2855 l)O
21:l.O0
142.00
820.00
5489 VO
lu900
259.00
5560.00
64500
13000
lUdG OU
30tWO
34400
224.00
2noo 473.00
444.00
1531.00
441.00
11800
112000
212.47
~63.20
698,00
142.00
8·.13 (JO
20:.1.00
752.00
961.00
<f.t~ No. of
occupied residential
houses
4
14908
14649
259
22
56
3(J
51
129
38
34
9
276
39
216
78
lU4
171
181
747
166
42
350
55
122
141
19
38
189
445
160
No. of households
. 5
15048
14789
259
22
56
30
51
139
'I(' .). ~
34
9
431
40
276
514
89
216
79
104
171
181
751
166
42
3'10
66
122
143
19
38
189
449
¥i~(~W ~~~)
Total population (including
institutional and house less population)
~ Persons
6
81431
80611
820
yrr m-n-Males Females
7
42032
41533
499
8
39399
39078
321
118 66 52
e::51
! ~31
224
611
168
140
62
2112
211
1487
2522
509
!:t48
402
587
965
1020
4200
954
2Hl
2063
308
696
864
107
240
1072
2714
128
08
124
328
9li
70
39
10el7
115
766
1283
270
508
223
~10H
484
507
2128
478
101
1102
123
63
100
283
72
64
23
1025
96
721
1239
2:39
441
179
279
481
513
2072
4'16
117
961
352 344
452 412
1R - 31T'W.
54 53
120
510
1426
120
550
1288
0-6:~ <rf it "¥'~
Total population in the
age group 0-6
~ ~ Persons Males
9
17109
16966
143
30
54
19
48
150
27
30
11
403
38
404
442
80
173
73
131
214
211
986
159
48
492
52
143
200
24
55
284
598
10
8586
8535
61
17
26
9
25
91
17
4
199
20
191
217
40
78
37
71
104
89
487
77
19
279
30
62
103
11
25
124
304
firo Females
11
8513
8431
82
13
28
10
23
59
10
13
7
204
18
213
225
40
95
36
60
110
122
499
82
, 29
213
22
81
97
13
30
160
294
161
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT PANCHA YATSAMITI :4ABU ROAD
~~ ~~ Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes
12
fur<n F
13 14 15
'IIT~H
Literates
:Fl M
16 17
~ 'fiIlT T.f.t :w:ir <tT lfreitfir<r. ~ Industrial Calegory of Main Workers
V~ff.Ir~rnir Totalmalll
workers (I-IX)
18 19 20
2566
2557
9
2338
2337
27971
27889
82
26914 9882 2401 22308 3389
3385
4
13512
13475
37
38
6
44
55
228
7
5
31
23
10
124
15
58
15
41
43
6
50
42
221
10
3
25
21
13
108
9
48
8
3"7
14
34
33
17
28
622
115
597
70
187
106
124
219
411
436
1602
449
91
869
137
345
393
54
120
512
1131
26845
69
13
29
24
13
23 591
96
562
49
138
112
118
211
407
449
1574
456
105
791
121
338
356
53
120
551
1007
9534 2260 21975
348 141 333
TEHSIL: ABU ROAD (FULL)
4 31
34
21
UN - INHABITED
4
77
42
62 17 74
140 18 176
35
23
11
306
10
158
741
60
286
99
76
81
38
376
49
5
79
6
6
UN - INHABITED
7
79
3
163
12
64
15
15
19
8
85
2
2
10
3
51
45
17
549
58
402
566
139
285
144
157
263
279
1096
276
54
572
106
215
35 3 249
17
25
35
281
UN - INHABITED
2
45
27
56
287
782
•
8
4
10
37
15
12
41
2
194
34
2
12
38
44
12
28
104
43
1
137
34
66
2
24
10
43
26
49
32
5
15
28
20
17
233
44
316
180
73
64
37
64
217
253
791
230
54
370
82
194
215
27
54
265
587
21
1436
1433
3
5
2
100
12
2
5
27
10
21
90
15
51
2
23
11
'f.l;wT
Name 01 Panchayat
Samitlff ehsiV Village
2
T. P.S.AbuRoad
R.
U.
Shergaon
Akhi
Utraj
Jawai
Achalgarh
Oriya
Block No.3
Salgaon
Ama
Block No.1
Amthala
Kyara
Mudarla
Kiwarli
Pandoori
Karoli
Danvav
Umarni
Ganka
Talwaron ka Naka
Mungthala
Bageri
Ambawen
Chandela
Sakoda
Fathepura
Bahadurpura
Muliya Mahadeo
Forest Chotil
Chotila
MahiKhera
Girwar
162
~ Wiftr 4 3lTil m- 1I1lJ ~ :JI'I~IUI'l1 ~
~ ~ Wtfrr/ lJ1§11' q;f!1 q;f.r ~ eft ~ ft <iTs ';(0 ~/T[[q Industrial Category of Main Workers
q;r:wr
Location Name of II III IV VIa) V(b) VI Code Panchayat No. SamitiiTehsil/ 'Fl fi1<rr y.q tiro y.q fu<rr 'Fl fu<rr 'Fl fWlt ~ fu<rr
Village M F M F M F M F M F M F
2 22 23 24 25 26 Zl 28 29 ~ 31 32 33
~ ltfirnf : ~ ~ m. 3006 1337 819 246 298 72 247 23 1581 55 471 35
lIT. 3003 1337 819 246 298 72 247 23 1414 54 442 35
";{. 3 167 35 ~-~
19/4/1 Vrm 3 19/4/2 3ffi91 7rr -~ 19/4/3 ~ 4 3 4 19/4/4 ~ 7 3 19/415 ~ 2 2 2 19/4/6 3llfuT 63 8 38 22 7 19/417 ~10 ~ 1R - 3lfoll(!
19/4/8 mB11TC1" 11 13 2 3 19/4/9 31T8T 5 12 6 2 19/4/10 "ii(1Tcfi -=To ~.
19/4/11 3lJlll'mT 123 25 11 8 6 83 26 19/4/12 Cf1m:r 10 2 1 19/4/13 ~ 27 93 5 3 26 4 19/4/14 fq;;:m;ft 53 15 24 17 65 54 19/4/15 ~ 56 2 5
19/4/16 cmrm 45 5 19 1 122 8 1 19/4/17 ~ 15 23 4 42 2 4 4 19/4/18 3m:;fr 15 32 17 13 1 13 10 3
19/4/19 "IJ"Uf:fiT 8 6 4 9 6
19/4120 ~ 'liT 1fitT 1 21
19/4121 ~ 128 90 40 16 19 3
19/4122 <iJltu 41 21
19/4123 ~ 19/4/24 ~ 146 45 11 12 7
19/4/25 ~ 7 15
19/4/26 ~ 15 19 4
19/4127 ~~"U 27 10 2 3
~,~ ,
19/4128 111 -~
19/4129 ~~ 19/4/30 ~ 19/4/31 lftt~ 11 10
19/4/32 ~ 70 21 15 14 11 31 6
163
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT PANCHAYATSAMITI:4ABU ROAD
1]&1" 'Iif1i 'if-ir ~ c€r ~ ~ ~ 'Iif1i q;i.r cm'f 'Iif1i "1 q;i.r cm'f ~~/
Industrial Category of Main Workers Marginal workers Non-workers rmi'm/Tffq Cfi[1Jll
VII VIII IX Name of Panchayat
~ fum ~ fum ~ m<rr ~ fum ~ ftl<rr SamitiIT ehsiV
M F M F M F M F M F Village
34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 2
694 39 599 1 1075 145 401 7316 19323 28694 T. P.S.AbuRoad
638 39 582 1 1057 145 401 7316 19157 283n R.
56 17 18 166 317 U.
TEHSIL: ABU ROAD (FULL)
2 8 35 43 Shergaon
UN - INHABITED Akhi
19 40 51 75 Utraj
2 18 26 41 Jawai
36 2 29 6 32 50 58 Achalgarh
24 4 25 6 107 152 139 Oriya
UN - INHABITED Block No. 3
7 2 45 55 Salgaon
5 3 4 31 52 Arna
11 22 12 Block No. 1
29 3 5 32 3 9 41 529 . 943 Amthala
3 57 94 Kyara
4 2 14 364 527 Mudarla
42 3 38 93 3 64 717 1141 Kiwarli
5 131 237 Pandoori
6 6 14 3 2 24 221 405 Karoli
8 7 26 8 3 23 76 118 Danvav
4 5 15 6 12 93 139 142 Umarni
15 4 66 221 403 Ganka
1 4 150 227 335 Talwaron ka Naka
25 4 70 2 2 309 1030 1659 Mungthala ,
4 38 246 164 187 Bageri
53 47 63 Ambaweri
14 2 10 268 530 556 Chandela
1 73 56 72 Sakoda
2 184 137 126 Fathepura
2 1 2 138 203 208 Bahadurpura
UN - INHABITED Muliya Mahadeo
27 51 Forest Chotla
1 64 96 Chotil
3 6 19 327 210 219 MahiKhera
21 4 29 3 20 674 624 571 Girwar
1fi'1'T71if 1lfi:rfrr1 ~/l1T'1
'f,\:rrrr
Location Code
No.
Nameo! Panchayal
SamitllT ehsiV Village
19/4/33 "T:fm
19/4134 ~
19/4135 3ITCiff
19/4/36 tsm ~ 19{4/37 ~
2
19/4/38 tsm Cf.<.1t
1914139 ~1Tif.1Cf,\
19/4/40 'P-lTfr<rr 19/4/41 1l'f1'!F (mrfrur) 19/4/42 3T1"lm ~
19/4/43 oWm (lWfTur) 19/4/44 ~ 19/4/45 3l!s 19/4/46 ~ 19/4/47 ~
19/4/48 i::oo 19/4/49 ci'fil;m
1914/50 ~ 19/4/51 ~ 1914152 1JTGTT
19/4/53 f.rimT ~ 1914154 ~
19/4/55 Cf7ITU 19/4/56 ~
19/4/57 W1I-TI 19/4/58 1%Tif
19/4/59 ~
19/4/60 ~ (JWfrur) 19/4/61 ~ 19/4/62 3ifPlf
19/4/63 1ffi'.fC:1
1914/64 ~
19/4/65 (3ffi
1914/66 .qmfm 19/4/67 fwrrqr
'< 'T. 'f.T
~r:rw- cn'i f'.l;. lir il ~ lWr
q;r ~ it Area of PS
In
sq. km. and 01 village
in hectares
3
1117.00
260.00
790.00
347.00
107.00
648.00
133.00
679.00
430.00
123.00
255.72
283.00
620.00
358.00
342..00
1471.00
3308.00
2203.44
1264.49
1372.42
1381.12
1297.00
771.00
1651.00
769.00
485.47
667.00
1224.00
821.00
309.00
1126.00
658.00
983.00
1367.00
1828.00
.3Ww.
31FiTm<T
~ :trmT!i No. of
occupied
residential houses
4
460
84
332
12
66
231
49
129
240
348
184
242
377
194
74
446
238
259
172
172
132
107
58
275
205
240
201
813
173
47
327
354
109
154
472
164
'f1~(~3W ~ ~~ 1lfurr)
Total population (including
institutional and No. of houseless population)
households
5
460
84
335
12
68
231
49
129
240
348
184
242
377
194
74
446
238
259
172
172
132
107
58
275
205
240
201
832
180
47
349
359
109
155
473
• ~ fm1 Persons Males females
6
2572
507
1941
63
380
1355
267
673
1291
1622
1011
1169
2104
948
398
2185
1317
1398
1021
1119
780
574
302
1654
1174
1255
1183
4153
975
256
1784
1869
661
958
2565
7
1317
270
991
31
199
659
135
330
675
890
512
622
1039
503
193
1121
687
753
503
568
403
301
147
855
624
650
588
2190
520
127
937
978
342
468
1325
8
1255
237
950
32
181
696
132
343
616
732
499
547
1065
445
205
1064
630
645
518
551
377
273
155
799
550
605
595
1963
455
129
847
891
319
490
1240
0-6 3WJ 'llf it ~ 0Irn9'1T
Total population in the
age group 0-6
• Ff fu1rt Persons Males Females
9
606
136
459
15
77
348
61
146
260
332
189
235
393
188
95
452
236
348
167
240
174
123
75
259
275
224
241
773
218
54
323
400
138
226
544
10
328
74
220
6
37
158
28
64
130
165
94
137
185
106
49
228
113
185
76
118
87
62
37
130
148
125
135
402
109
23
155
224
63
106
298
11
278
62
239
9
40
190
33
82
130
167
95
98
208
82
46
224
123
163
91
122
87
61
38
129
127
99
106
371
109
31
168
176
75
120
246
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
~0fIWif ~~ Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes
Ff '. M
12
105
fil
4
7
30
55
269
148
151
9
3
150
3
6
125
6
340
17
195
110
10
28
13
117
71
5
4
33
41
251
125
136
9
4
147
3
3
102
3
314
23
157
98
6
25
Ff M
14
868
270
664
31
64
647
122
301
501
51
21
408
331
276
190
694
686
732
503
564
400
295
147
777
624
268
570
201
150
125
118
76
334
452
1269
fu<1i F
15
806
237
657
32
54
685
124
319
451
40
14
367
431
257
201
657
630
642
518
547
371
270
155
736
550
270
583
182
150
129
149
65
315
479
1186
mm Literates
Ff M
ft:ffi F
16
250
18
214
43
48
17
19
177
457
343
293
485
101
38
309
41
102
15
42
19
22
28
151
50
279
76
1280
1.74
11
355
217
15
22
146
17
,53
50
9
7
2
2
69
87
163
66
212
13
2
73
3
2
4
1
6
10
70
4
455
49
134
31
2
8
165
PANCHAYATSAMITI: 4ABUROAD
~ q;rq <m qrffi q,'t ~ A Industrial Category of Main Workers
¥f~q;rq<mm Total main
workers (I-IX)
18
650
144
525
22
100
366
74
181
361
470
202
306
524
242
99
592
458
311
290
300
210
185
85
417
351
334
304
1081
314
80
491
478
159
238
667
19
130
90
92
75
83
88
10
107
58
59
16
32
391
8
19
9
3
124
6
lJ6
36
46
79
99
1
98
36
18
7
73
Ff M
20
440
114
425
22
7f}
340
74
168
136
22
30
60
137
114
43
307
452
273
244
275
153
173
84
340
13
88
119
204
91
15
74
312
134
230
537
21
5
65
54
14
30
8
14
31
9
3ffl
5
4
2
2
121
1
2
2
18
17
57
13
11
10
4
32
~~/ ~Jlltq
l!if11l1
Name of Panchayat
SamitilTehsiV ViHage
2
Chanar
Andaliya
AwaJ
RedwaKhurd
Meergarh
RedwaKalan
Dunakakar
Kyariya
Manpur (Rural)
AkraBhatta
Tartoli(Rural)
MorthaIa:
Cd
Derna
Toonka
Deldar
Tankiya
Dotra
BoriBooj
Paba
Nichla Khejra
Jaydara
Kyari
NichlaGarh
Sangna
Khadat
Kui
Santpur (Rural)
Chandrawati
ArTila
Maval
Wasra
Khara
Bhaisa Singh
Siyawa
166
~ wmr . 4 3llt irs 1lT1f ~ 'iI~~IUI~llrR
~ ~ WWrI ~<w1m~q;r~~ m ;fo om:ffi;r 111FT Industrial Category of Main Workers
q;r ~
Location Nameof . II III IV V(a) V(b) VI Code Panchayat No. SamitiIT ehsil! ~ fWrr ~ fmT ~ fur<n ~ ft::rrt ~ ft::rrt ~ ft::rrt
Village M F M F M F M F M F M F·
2 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33
19/4133 ~ 113 122 25 23 9
19/4/34 ~ 28 24
. 19/4135 ~ 57 33 2 9 7 3
19/4/36 tScrr~ .. 19/4/37 ~ 7 7 3
19/4/38 tScrr cnm 15 59 2 2 3
19/4/39 ~ 19/4140 crznfw 1914141 lllW (~) ~7 44 27 8 3 32 3
19/4142 3WRT 'I1ID 67 67 3 1 181 4 16 5
19/4143 ~(~) 13 8 6 4 48 2
19/4144 ~ 33 36 1 87 42 7 3 27 2 25
19/4145 • 198 43 28 3 1 4 39 3 14
19/4146 m 102 25 .., 1 4
19/4147 tcf.T '"
48 11 3 2
19/4/48 ~ 112 21 2 9 53 17
19/4149 ~
19/4/50 ~ 17 2
19/4151 ~ 43 13
1914152 '1'M 21 5
19/4153 f.RR;rr ~ 55
19/4/54 ~ 9 3 :.
19/4/55 Cf'1lTfT 1914156 ~ 42
1914157 mlRT 320 104 17
19/4158 ~ 123 27 23 32 2 3
19/4159 cg _, 130 23 7 3 7 19
19/4160 ~ (JWftur) 94 40 48 3 60 4 296 3 46
1914/61 ~ 43 20 47 2 46 15 56
19/4/62 31'J1<SIT 62 2 1
19/4/63 lfT'Cl'B n 52 118 17 .1 19 4 69 12
19/4/64 <ml9T 45 23 28 12 25 14
19/4/65 '&W 22 8 2
19/4/66 ~~ 2 3 2
,9/4/67 . ~ 23 24 6 8 2 32 5 26 3
167
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT PANCHAYATSAMITI: 4ABUROAD
If&l 'lim CIif.t ~ 'lit ~ ~ ~ 'lim. CIif.t rm:t 'lim ;r ,CIif.t rm:t ~ W!fttl Industrial Category of Main Workers Marginal workers Non-workers ~m
lIiT';fI'I1'
VII VIII IX Name of Panchayat
~ funrr ~ fwrr 'J"If funrr ~ fur<rt ~ fu"1.rt SamitiIT ehsiV
M F M F M F M F M F Village
34 35 36 ':5l 38 39 40 41 42 43 2
14 3 23 2 20 242, 647 883 Chanar
30 126 117 Andaliya
12 12 31 437 435 421 AwaJ
19 9 13 RedwaKhurd
4 72 99 108 Meergarh
4 2 293 621 RedwaKalan
61 132 Dunakakar
13 155 148 188 Kyariya
24 14 19 5 314 533 Manpur(Rural)
15 135 29 3 420 644 AkraBhatta
7 53 39 2 10 7 300 482 Tartoli (Rural)
22 5 31 13 4 ,51 316 389 MorthaIa
23, 9 7'f 8 144 515 863 Od
8 11 3 6 12 255 374 Derna
2 3 3 3 26 91 163 Toonka
26 21 45 6 ' 136 523 896 Deldar
2 4 4 229 239 Tankiya
4 2 14 . 1 84 309 358 328 Dotra
2 10 289 203 210 Bori800j 4 • 2 28 221 240 321 Paba
193 374 Nichla Khejra
2 19 116 130 Jaydara
77 62 77 Kyari
8 2 4 21 3 438 793 NichlaGarh .. 1 111 273 333 Sangna
15 l1 39 ·5 316 569 Khadat
2 3 17 1 283 54{1 Kui
81 5 97 152 10 13 1096 1883 Santpur (Rural)
18 3 4 7 14 76 192 280 Chandrawati
73 47 55 Arrtla
47 6 45 29 5 2 29 444 720 Maval
9 25 8 17 193 483 662 Wasra
25 108 158 193 Khara
2 13 181 217 302 Bhaisa Singh
10 10 13 5 658 1167 Siyawa
168
~ wmr : 43lT1 U9 1nlI' '5mlIfircI; \3I::j 'IUI~ I lm'
~ ~ WI 'i' "Ii ~ iii1T~ 1TfRilir ~(ff ~i o1~~j {J.i~<~! J!~ 3T:7 0-6 ~ <m l? m-:io ~/1jjq ~ CfIT f<l; lTI. ~ <f,'f~ ~ -1T:rrR"'fl :¢?i ¥i~
q;[4lt1 il; ~ lj!q .~ Total population (including Total population in the q;[ ~ it <tit~ institutIonal and age group 0-6
Location Name of Area of PS No. of No. of houseless population) Code Panchayat in occupied households No. SamitiIT ehsil/ sq. km. and residential artV!; rm ~ ~ ~ m
Village ofviUage houses Persons Males Females Persons Males Females in hectares
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
19/4168 ~WlR1T 4917.00 293 320 1565 831 734 319 164 155
19/4169 ~ 3601.00 297 297 1674 836 83B 356 176 180
19/4170 ~ om 620.00 43 47 289 144 145 71 31 40
19/4171 ~ 650.71 73 73 480 255 225 65 34 31 , 19/4/72 '3lffiT ~ 1341.34 98 98 644 317 32J 133 54 79
19/4173 ruTr'U 837.92 88 88 504 251 253 122 55 67
19/4174 ~ 944.82 69 69 389 198 191 70 32 38
19/4/75 mID 1615.00 77 77 595 292 303 144 71 73
19/4176 ~ -1422.00 '174 174 932 463 469 100 92 98
19/4/77 ~<m 554.00 76 76 472 259 213 110 58 52
19/4/78 UST 597.00 43 43 303 156 147 49 19 3)
19/4/79 tfr 2706.00 220 220 1307 659 G48 287 146 141
19/4180 lfi:f 1712.96 158 158 904 459 445 213 116 97
19/4/81 m 894.00 167 168 1164 593 571 228 109 119
<§Rll1lft1lT 85811.08 14649 14789 80611 41533 39078 16966 8535 8431
~(.r.~) 1.00 259 259 820 499 321 143 61 82
~~ 1.00 259 259 820 499 321 143 61 82
169
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABS1'RACT PANCHAYATSAMITl: 4ABUROAD
:pY1" 1WI q;f.t qrffi <f,t ~ ft ,
~~ ~~ mm ~ WtRrI Scheduled Casles Scheduled Tribes Literates Industrial Cale!:l0r~ of Main Workers ~f1Ttq
~(PJ~ ~ q;f.t oR 'CIiT':!Jll"
Total main Name of workers (I-IX) Panchayat
SamitiIT ehsiV
~ fur<rr T1lf ~ ~ fwrt ~ fur<rr ~ m Village M F M F M i= M F M F
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2
8 8 670 599 ,58 39 430 35 295 3 Soorpagla
836 838 34 548 50 541 44 UplaGarh
144 145 14 71 1 66 NichliBor
254 224 71 7 171 19 144 3 Buja
314 324 17 3 156 99 UplaKherja
250 251 19 3 144 53 124 19 Ranora
198 191 19 113 21 109 1'9 8hamriya
292 30.3 21 154 22 139 10 Bosa
3 459 466 17 290 33 249 9 Jamboori
256 212 16 5 145 3 126 1 UpliBor
156 147 1 108 22 108 22 Rada
3 3 608 608 51 17 302 7 242 2 Deri
459 445 3 290 68 162 2 Maen
4 2 547 526 137 15 367 91 207 Taleli
2557 2337 27889 26845 9534 2260 21975 3385 13475 ~'
1433 Total Rural
9 1 82 69 348 41 333 4 37 3 Santpur (O,G.)
9 1 82 69 348 41 333 4 37 3 Total Urban
170
.~N: 4 3lIl iTs lIN ~ ::iI:fIIUI:f1 ml
~ ~ wmrl lJ&1' lfilll' <liB 'Il'ffi <m ~ ~ <m~o ~/lffq Industrial Category of Main Workers
<!iT':!Tl!f
Location Name of II III IV V(a) V(b) VI Code Paochayat No. SamitiIT ehsiV ~ fu<tt ~
fu-qy • 'Ff fu<rr 'Ff fu"qt ~ fu"qt 'F'f fu"qt
Village M F M F M F M F M F M F
2 22 '23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33
1914168 ~mc1T 24 26 28 3 14 18
19/4169 ~ 19/4170 ~~ 2
1914171 ~ 9 10 9 6 2 5
1914172 ~~ 53
19/4173 ~ 16 30
19/4174 'Illift<rr 2 1 '
1914175 'iilTm 9 7
1914176 ~ 2 20 41 14
1914177 3'!Tffi~ 6 9 2
19/4178 m 19/4179 ~ 2 2 57
19/4180 m 30 14 35 48 40 18 3 2
1914181 ~ 7 47 51 52 25 28 7 7 5
~1l11ftur 3003 1337 819 246 298 TJ. 247 23 1414 54 442 -35
~(iIT.'l) .- 167 1 35
~~ 167 1 35
171
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT PANCHAYATSAMITI:4ABUROAD
p9'l "ifirIl m emit q\f ~ ~ ~"ifirIlmo:rB "ifirIl ,·m o:rB ~ mtmrl Industrial Category of Main Workers Marginal workers Non-workers , ~/l1tq
Cfil'';f('Il'
VII VIII IX Name of Panchayat
Ff fum y;q fum y;q fum ~ furn 'jm fum SamitiffehsiV
M F M F M F M F M F Village
34 35 36 37 38 '39 40 4~ 42 43 2
8 27 13 4 87 401 612 Sqprpagla
7 6 288 788 UpiaGarh
74 73 70 NichliBor
109 84 97 Buja
2 37 161 290 UplaKherja
2 4 3 25 104 175 Ranora
- 85 84 B5 Bhamriya
2 4 5 41 138 240 Bosa
4 3 2 270 171 166 Jamboori
2 2 105 114 105 UpliBor
48 125 Rada
2 357 641 Deri
3 1 5 233 164 144 Meen
5, 2 12 2 280 226 200 Taleti
638 39 582 1 1057 145 401 7316 19157 283n Total Rural
56 17 18 166 317 Santpur(o.G.}
56 17 18 166 317 Total Urban
Location Code
No.
19/5/1
19/5/2
19/5/3
19/5/4
19/5/5
19/5/6
19/5(1
19/5/8
19/5/9
19/5/10
19/5/11
1915/12
19/5/13
19/5/14
19/5/15
19/5/16
19/5117
19/5/18
19/5/19
19/5/20
19/5/21
19/5122
19/5123
19/5/24
19/5/25·
19/5/26
19/5127
19/5128
19/5/29
19/5/30
19/5/31.
Name of Panchayat
SamitllTehsiV Village
~ ~
~ ~ -:1m!
2
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~~
~ m1lT
-rom ~ ';fT'I1T';ft
~
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ftrlR:ffi' ~ ~II ~
~ 'Iffiilifq
1ffimr mm;
t ~. '!fir 3ll'I1G ~ q'lf f<li. lit. ~
it aitt 'Ilt<i _
'!fir~it Ci\T_ Area of PS
in
sq. km. and of village
3
1086.79
1086.79
1760.89
3478.88
498.99
639.40
2462.95
596.50
2215.67
807.28
2217.13
806.65
984.60
575.93
1237.74
504.36
1879.50
288.17
151.00
1123.50
1989.00
301.00
491.14
739.00
728.25
1551.00
591.99
258.14
931.22
1403.29
737.70
1365.00
1350.40
No. of occupied
residential houses
in hectares
4
24623
24623
97
147
114
42
422
234
279
4
731
244
142
106
374
16
441
57
370
188
186
12
11
68
169
57
126
564
430
335
331
205
172
No. of households
~~(~am ~~mo)
Total population (including
institutional and houseless population)
~ :'Ff ~
0-6 ~ q'lf it ~~
Total population in the
age group 0-6
~ :'Ff ~ Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
5 6
24887. 132122
24887 132122
117
152
115
42
422
234
279
5
734
244
142
107
374
16
447
57
372
188
190
12
11
69
169
57
129
581
433
336
332
227
608
850
647
248
2148
1332
1491
29
3513
1236
577
523
1821
80
2471
294
1767
1029
1124
68
49
400
925
349
668
2975
2314
1660
1682
1015
7
67862
67862
312
467
318
130
1049
698
778
15
1739
626
294
261
910
37
1218
148
873
504
581
31
25
222
479
181
359
1538
1125
834
824
496
8 9
64260 28193
64260 28193
296
383
329
118
1099
634
713
14
1774
610
283
262
911
43
1253
146
3!TGI'IG
894
525
543
37
24
178
446
168
309
1437
1189
826
858
519
170
154
171
45
420
273
322
1
656
250
84
117
405
18
497
64
426
226
257
7
5
57
180
86
143
583
500
312
350
221
10
14723
14723
82
85
83
21
230
147
186
1
354
132
41
65
214
10
251
35
226
109
143
3
3
24
85
46
82
311
250
175
188
110
11
13470
13470
88
69
88
24
190
126
136
302
126
43
52
191
8
246
29
200
117
114
4
2
33
95
40
61
272
250
137
170
111
173
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT PANCHAYATSAMITI:5 REO DAR
~~ Scheduled Castes
12 13
22788 20729
22788 20729
52
46
31
18
218
20
77
1
304
172
39
50
226
260
229
18
136
10
69
26
144
383
234
167
192
222
45
31
28
21
200
18
66
4
277
190
34
34
205
247
218
11
131
9
45
36
107
305
221
137
177
199
31R.R«r ~ Scheduled Tribes
14
7861
7861
44
207
98
3
183
80
66
10
77
14
37
43
33
15
107
42
16
27
120
27
42
8
118
21
60
2
15
7029
7029
45
156
101
5
152
74
48
8
72
15
37
41
19
12
98
36
16
25
115
29
38
7
112
20
56
mm Uterates
16
17913
17913
17
4179
4179
~CIifIl'~qrc;Jtq\'t~~ Industrial Category of Main Workers
~~CIifIl'~~ Total main
workers (I-IX)
18
34133
34133
19
12026
12026
20
19238
19238
TEHSIL: REODAR (FULL)
44
69
66
33
323
119
20$
706
176
72
69
237
7
418
64
324
94
134
9
24
77
34
130
681
426
353
304
199
4
9
17
143
3
27
335
13
2
10
45
83
8
UN-INHABITED
77
45
11
5
10
19
230
93
124
54
76
168
279
140
73
499
341
357
11
795
297
175
123
413
14
521
57
390
198
289
20
20
144
276
83
164
687
548
334
347
233
14
10
4
5
56
34
137
8
50
64
3
52
203
9
61
83
199
119
178
25
16
84
247
81
141
316
314
82
238
43
143
131
64
53
218
132
215
10
209
136
145
68
229
5
298
54
140
139
152
6
12
32
103
50
75
159
255
140
158
119
21
ma~/ ~/1Ifq
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Name of Panchayat
SamitilTehsill Village
2
5791 T. P.S. REODAR
5791 R.
10
2
36
95
7
33
11
108
14
10
7
15
1
30
111
63
8
136
24
U.
Jalampura
Wadwaj
Kesuwa
Hi~matpura
Neebaj
Anapura
Harni Amarpura (Harni)
Panch DewaJ
Dantrai
Dhan
ldarla
DangraJi
Nagani
Hadmatiya
Pamera
Vahan
Titmiyakhera
Sanwara
Asawa
Udwartya
Padroo Khera
Bari Khera
Burar; Khera
Tokra
Singarli Khera
Peethapura II
Sirodi
Gulabganj
MaJgaon
Poseetara
Hathal
174
.~mtmt: 5~ 1JTlf~~::jIIOI::j1 ~
~ ~~I ~<fiIlfq;f.r~<R~~ ~:to ~m Industrial Category of Main Workers
CliT1T1t
Location Name of II III IV V(a) V(b) VI Code Panchayat No. SamitiIT ehsiV ~ furIT ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ m<IT ~ furIT 'Ff ~
Village M F M F M F M F M F M F
2 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33
~~:~ lit. 5534 5011 2220 287 314 152 1066 210 917 67 575 82
lIT. 5534 5011 2220 287 314 152 1066 210 917 67 575 82
;r.
~: ~ (1J.Uf) 19/5/1 ~ 4 13 3 4
'1915/2 ~ 124 9 11 8
191513 <Ii~ 3S 32
19/5/4 ~ 10 1 3 2
19/5/5 m 73 12 23 19 12 10
19/5/6 ~ 51 28 92 27 1 2
19/5/7 ~~(~) 18 22 69 10 4 8 3 8
19/5/8 '1M~
19/5/9 ~ 142 90 4 34 3 24 54 2
19/5/10 '!Wlf 93 63 35 13 6 1
19/5/11 ~ 15 5 5
19/5/12 mum 12 36 2 23 4 3
19/5/13 ~ 78 89 -33 28 2 4 3
19/5/14 mfir!Ir 8 8
19/5/15 m 98 44 26 23 3 7
19/5/16 '1m 2 73
19/5/17 Rtaflilllcl~1 fr: - 3lTOIre
19/5/18 ~ 114 180 49 34 13 9
19/5/19 arnTCIT 27 107 6 7 1 2 2
19/5/20 ~ 64 153 49 8 14
19/5/21 W!(i~ 2 25 11
19/5/22 mr~ 4 15 4
19/5/23 ¢t~ 76 84 35
19/5i24 imr 95 246 78
19/5/25 fW1m:ft ~ 5 66 28 14
19/5/26 . ~II 63 101 12 5 6 5
19/5/27 ftrott 135 160 30 14 4 42 12 56 9 5
19/5/28 ~ 145 236 38 28 4 19 3 14 2
19/5/29 lffiirIIfq 72 68 17 2 15 6 5 1
19/5/30 ~ 68 81 45 10 22 5 2 9
19/5/31 mvm- 58 13 2 4 15
175
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT PANCHAYATSAMITI: 5 REO DAR
~ <IifIf q;f.t <IR'lt 'Ii ~ ~ ~ <IifIf q;f.t~ <IifIf::[ q;f.t ~ ~A/
Industrial Category of Main Workers Marginal workers Non-workers -mffi; f1Iiq
'liT~
VII VIII IX Name of Panchayat
:Ff m"Ift :Ff m"Ift ~ m"Ift ~ m"Ift ~ mt SamitilTehsill
M F M F M F M F M F Village
34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 2
2017 152 416 12 1836 262 754 8585 32975 43649 T. P.S.REODAR
2017 152 416 12 1836 262 754 8585 32975 43649 R. U .
. TEHSIL: REODAR (FUll)
3 138 144 144 Jalampura
3 162 187 211 'Wadwaj
6 2 2 178 325 Kesuwa
2 21 57 92 Himmatpura
61 9 73 7 2 548 1042 Neebaj
9 5 22 5 2 45 355 555 Anapura
13 2 8 11 4 126 420 450 Harni Amafpura (Harni)
4 6 Panchdewal
143 2 13 86 5 5 943 1719 Dantrai
8 4 329 546 Dhan
2 4 5 4 114 276 I darla
7 2 6 138 210 Dangrali
19 2 17 4 9 60 488 648 Nagani
23 34 Hadmatiya
41 3 22 2' 35 417 662 775 Pamera
1 90 63 Vahan
UN-INHABITED Titmiyakhera
25 17 6 11 107 472 588 Sanwara
7 2 8 2 1 99 305 307 Asawa
3 4 2 8 118 284 247 Udwarya
11 12 Padrookhera
5 8 Bari Khera
78 94 Burari Khera
203 199 Tokra
98 87 Singarli Khera
4 3 195 168 Peethapura II
171 7 11 70 7 19 41 832 1080 S;r~
23 5 20 5 13 106 564 769 Gulabgan)
35 7 37 2 2 500 742 Malgaon
24 19 6 7 81 470 539 Poseetara
4 2 28 5 2 88 261 388 Hathal
Location Code No.
19/5/32
19/5/33
19/5/34
19/5/35
19/5/36
19/5/37
19/5/38
19/5/39
19/5/40
19/5/41
19/5/42
19/5/43
19/5/44
19/5/45
19/5/46
19/5/47
19/5/48
19/5/49
19/5/50
19/5/51
19/5/52
19/5/53
19/5/54
19/5/55
19/5/56
19/5/57
19/5/58
19/5/59
19/5/60
19/5/61
19/5/62
19/5/63
19/5/64
19/5/65
Name of Panchayat
SamitiIT ehsiV Village
2
~ -qmqr
'Wro
mur-"lliT-~T
~
"Usarr *rm "UW ~ ~ ~
~
llTmr ~I
~ ~
~ 1'R1ITIlT
~
cmror mm ~
Wi 't-m m mqt;r
~(~) ~
~
t \1. 'fir ~
~<fIT~.m. ~ It 3iR 1!iq m 'fir~lt <H m Area of PS
in sq. km. and
of village in hectares
3
505.00
1187.88
884.94
493.04
195.80
481.00
636.00
1135.26
3395.00
5157.08
931.48
1563.25
457.90
576.81
598.30
744.37
619.99
1439.65
740.51
136.96
402.33
420.42
1673.95
453.97
1421.03
'258.89
500.30
295.55
1273.73
516.08
486.84
726.22
2163.73
397.00
No. of occupied residential
houses
4
109
258
160
190
71
140
103
86
360
264
159
158
21
72
92
176
158
312
168
162
28
129
441
162
471
101
154
67
930
97
140
203
909
300
176
~~(~3iR ~~~
Total population (including
institutional and No. of houseless population)
households
5
109
262
160
190
71
140
103
86
384
264
159
158
21
72
92
181
160
312
169
164
28
134
447
162
472
101
158
67
937
97
140
203
915
301
O!fii Flf fWlt Persons Males Females
6
578
1414
920
946
388
660
534
482
2034
1497
862
762
124
380
464
1005
896
1791
860
944
163
790
2361
778
2530
488
757
355
4663
532
636
1174
4841
1380
7
300
742
477
496
199
327
258
252
1065
776
453
363
66
204
237
520
454
951
430
481
90
413
1220
403
1388
242
380
186
2413
282
335
601
2418
741
8
278
672
443
450
189
333
276
230
969
721
409
399
58
176
227
485
442
840
430
463
73
377
1141
375
1142
246
377
169
2250
250
301
573
2423
639
0-6 3!1! <fIT It ~~
Total population in the
age group 0-6
O!fii Persons
Flf Males
fWlt Females
9
127
291
208
214
97
92
104
91
473
317
177
193
31
86
94
209
200
393
180
240
46
167
458
150
545
112
161
89
1005
94
151
256
1064
310
10
66
157
117
124
54
37
48
50
236
167
90
98
19
51
44
109
100
201
82
132
26
104
283
84
304
50
89
44
504
47
85
120
527
157
11
61
134
91
90
43
55
56
41
237
150
87
95
12
35
50
100
100
192
98
108
20
63
175
66
241
62
72
45
501
47
66
136
537
153
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
~~ ~~ Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes
12
244
162
89
457
71
55
76
141
153
96
69
129
7
36
25
310
68
238
221
234
22
713
251
518
242
107
76
791
194
99
98
829
423
13
219
137
76
415
74
53
83
126
155
104
68
141
3
24
20
285
75
199
207
225
20
638
220
454
246
105
n 710
166
80
103
766
368
14
76
28
4
79
49
8
325
347
20
37
135
71
79
39
24
18
2
146
74
14
179
47
141
81
57
301
182
15
56
21
75
53
9
270
327
18
35
123
51
70
41
15
15
2
147
71
23
133
31
137
64
57
321
158
mm Literates
16
38
126
127
72
46
41
71
71
254
117
64
113
14
17
81
127
131
165
90
174
22
87
237
109
346
38
53
62
1154
54
83
129
920 85
fWrt F
17
2
7
6
10
5
4
6
28
53
11
5
20
7
14
7
13
6
12
4
27
41
43
2
11
507
5
6
17
251
PANCHAYATSAMITI: 5 REO DAR
~<liIlfq;f.r~cR~~ Industrial Category of Main Workers
¥f~<liIlfmqffiTotal main
workers (!-IX)
18
162
371
234
2n 102
199
135
134
551
413
232
174
27
104
121
265
252
519
237
226
40
239
6n 205
694
140
186
95
1165
154
157
296
1130
380
19
13
210
63
185
19
155
25
83
204
280
51
8
24
22
233
57
164
108
15
104
189
58
225
42
n 29
224
98
82
98
354
70
20
146
167
133
102
63
103
76
127
236
278
185
103
22
66
n 225
181
381
157
144
34
198
495
149
466
110
88
63
287
88
104
147
470
271
21
11
81
25
89
6
24
12
82
40
193
33
7
15
19
208
45
75
42
57
94
18
136
39
6
88
65
56
61
73
62
$Wrn HI ~17Itq
l!iI'~
Name of Panchayal
SamitilTehsiV Village
2
Dadarla
Selwada
Jolpur
Wadka
Rampura
Malava
Sharnra
Saran-Ka-Khera
Jeerawal
Rohua
Nim taIai
Raipur
Kolapura
Amrapura
Hadmaliya
Matasan
Mokhara , Peethapura I
Suliva
Maleepura
Kusma
Malpura
Varman
Khan
Wasan
Ranari
Vikanwas
Derol
Reodar
Salwa
Chhapol
DhancIlpura (Dhanpur)
Anadra
Hadmaliya
178
~8: 5~ lmr Slll!IflI~ \jJ;:PIQlo:jl m"{
mcf;m ~ Wlful ~ 1Rlf m <m=iT q';t ~ A m10 ~fl1ti.f Industrial Category of Main Workers
q;r~
Location Name of II III IV V(a) V(b) VI Code Panchayat No, SamitifT ehsiV :Ff fWrt 1p>1f m-m , 'FT fmt ~ mt pi1T ftrIft tpi'If ft:Plt
Village M F M F M F M' F M F M F
2 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 30 31 32 33
19/5/32 ~ 5 3 4 1
19/5/33 ~ 132 108 27 12 7 11 3 5 5 5
19/5134 ~ 32 26 37 3 3 6 4 4
19/5/35 ~ 4 10 10 156 84
19/5136 ~ 7 7 9 2 4 3
19/5/37 lffiTcIT 88' 131
19/5/38 'IlJ1!U 28 5 6 5 ' 3 11 2
19/5/39 ~-<iiT-~ 2
19/5/40 ~ 125 135 110 16 4 10 2 5
19/5/41 itsarr 84 71 21 13 5 2
1915142 :ftlJ~ 19 20 2
19/5143 ~ 24 ., 12 8 4
19/5144 ~ 3
19/5145 3l1ro!U 37 9
19/5146 mftm 17 3
19/5/47 l!TZI1R 18 23 6 4
19/5/48 mmr 36 8 12 2 2 2
19/5149 ~I 46 72 28 32 14 6
19/5/SO WWrr 66 66 2
19/5151 '~ 31 10 2 9 2
1915152 ~
19/5153 ~ 26 46 6 3 1
19/5154 <rotT1IT 58 58 11 2 53 24 6 11
19/5155 19TVT 31 38 4. 5
19/5156 "IffiPIT 96 78 37 3 3 10 16 7
19/5/57 "U1Itt 14 42 8
19/5158 fcfq;:rqrn 68 37 13 10 2
19/5159 ~ 12 22 6 5
19/5/60 ~ 196 98 39 3 9 38 8 54 34 4 • m 19/5161 32 21 10 14 9 3 3 3
19/5162 ~ 39 25 6
19/5163 ~ ("'W) 89 28 42 8 4 3
1915164 ar-w::u 208 249 36 2 9 2 40 6 58 35 3
1915/65, mftm 61 6 36 2 2
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
34
2
15
13
2
11
3
2
16
7
2
7
2
17
5
11
5
26
4
2
25
5
21
3
1 .
4
221
6
6
136
6
VII
~ 'Iifll 'Cfi;l qrc;jt cfl ~ ~ Industrial Category of Main Workers
35
2
2
2
2
10
3
5
4
VIII
:Ff m-m M F
36
2
6
1
4 -
3
2
12
3
30
19
37
IX
38
2
5
3
7
3
8
1
39
15
4
24
9
11
12
11
3
10
2
16
9
26
4
3
2
257
2
4
119
4
179
~ 'Iifll q;f.r qffi
Marginal workers
39
3
1
9
2
3
2
2
3
18
14
'FT M .
40
7
22
22
9
12
17
16
9
9
24
32
16
3
29
70
22
fmt F
41
20
27
175
91
48
3
78
67
123
215
103
23
81
97
143
149
67
233 . 26
140
384
82
147
38
85
45
83
9
'48
299
101
PANCHAYATSAMITI: 5REODAR
'Iifll ':f 'Cfi;l qffi
Non-workers
42
131
370
221
197
97
128
122 .
118
514
362
221
189
30
88
99
255
201
416
184
246
49
150
511
198
678
102
194
91
1245
128
178
276 I
1218
339
fmt F
43
245
435
205
174
122
175
173
146
698
318
194
245
27
71
108
252
242
527
255
215
47
133
568
235
770
166
215
95
1943
143
219
327
1770
468
Name of Panchayat
Samitifr ehsil/
Vnlage
2
Dadarla
Selwada
Jolpur
Wadka
Rampura
Malava
Bhamra.
Saran-Ka-Khera
Jeerawal
Rohua
Nim talai
Raipur
Kolapura
Amrapura
Hadmatiya
Matasan
Mokhara
Peethapura I
Sullva
Maleepura
Kusma
Malpura
Varman
Khan
Wasan
Ranarl
Vikanwas
Derol
Reodar
Serwa
Chhapol
DhanctJpura (Ohanpur)
Anadra
Hadmatiya
Location Code
No.
19/5166
1915/67
19/5/68
1915169
1915170
19/5n1
19/5172
19/5173
19/5174
19/5175
19/5176
19/5177
19/5178
19/5179
19/5180
1915181
1915182
19/5183
19/5184
19/5/85
19/5186
1915/87
19/5/88
19/5/89
19/5/90
19/5191
19/5192
19/5193
19/5194
19/5195
19/5196
19/5197
19/5/98
19/5199
Name of Panchayat
SamitiIT ehsiV Village
2
m 'f.lRu ~
?ffi
~ 1ttc!T arnr<r
~
lIrz:r crrm 3l'rn
~
lfIliI<.rrsr
~
FCIT9T HI mAt ~ m ~ emu '1.IR1T5T
m ~ lim
~ ~~ ~~
~
~~ ~
~
~~ ~~
"l.~. 'liT ~ ~ q1f fcl;. 'Ijf. ~
it 3ffi' 'IJiq m 'liT~it *_ Area of PS No. of
in occupied
sq. km. and residential of village houses
in hectares
3
883.50
399.20
600.28
825.12'
890.66
351.03
217.95
265.13
529.75
146.07
657.31
266.98
1639.14
254.04
667.22
184.00
735.02
1274.99
1431.82
253.00
351.00
748.04
1558.00
267.90
3005.32
116.04
190.18
369.10
244.20
173.71
588.48
512.20
320.68
153.24
4
335
142
203
294
358
114
27
88
192
32
174
85
404
101
129
111
145
353
321
49
102
188
547
83
1592
76
86
54
43
95
113
180
~ ~~(~3ffi' tN_ ~~m)
Total population (including
institutional and No. of houseless population)
households
5
339
142
204
294
363
118
27
91
192
32
174
89
420
101
131
111
145
362
323
49
107
188
547
83
1602
86
86
58
43
100
113
0'1ft!; ~ fupIT Persons Males Females
6
1691
731
1142
1755
1817
648
176
554
951
183
959
534
2345
597
607
576
835
1866
2058
317
641
972
2975
429
8159
467
460
329
240
555
687
7
916
380
592
924
933
333
98
276
481
100
507
292
1194
297
321
298
425
978
1035
169
330
8
775
351
550
831
884
315
78
278
470
83
452
242
1151
300
286
278
410
888
1023
148
311
477 495
1542 1433
229 200
4164 3995
~ - an<m:: 230 237
249 211
185
129
144
111
284 271
357 330
~-~ ~-~
0-6~~lr '¥f~
Total population in the
age group 0-6
0'1ft!; Persons Males Females
9
366
148
218
388
399
170
45
142
208
44
251
144
477
149
108
146
186
410
480
77
153
207
635
94
1594
120
101
72
45
122
148
10
194
72
110
212
210
81
28
61
108
22
124
81
229
70
58
80
96
226
230
40
83
104
340
46
846
54
59
46
30
58
85
11
172
76
108
176
189
89
17
81
100
22
127
63
248
79
50
66
90
184
250
37
70
103
295
48
748
66
42
26
15
64
63
181
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT PANCHAYAT SAMITI: 5 REOOAR
~~ ~~ Scheduled Castes ~ Scheduled Tribes
12
465
271
118
599
373
247
27
28
219
88
422
256
286
71
23
10
71
156
230
37
135
,58
301
923
197
198
23
90
161
ft.llrt F
13
402
254
109
567
363
238
24
42
219
74
380
209
257
70
18
10
65·
132
248
32
117
45
291
844
217
159
15
93
133
14
99
28
117
170
48
2
18
3
5
13
129
44
74
61
163
223
29
207
36
298
2
113
102
15
80
28
97
123
43
13
5
5
13
114
33
66
49
135
'207
21
164
34
263
86
88
mm Uterates
~ CfiI'T ~ <mit til ~ ~ Industrial Category of Maln Workers
~~CfiI'T~~ Total maln
workers (I-IX)
16 17
172 33
42 2
246 37
100 21
324 93
20
29 3
67 2
110 9
3
49
79 23
427. 119
50
43
89
132
251
163
21
48
83
422
34
1652
3
15
45
27
21
2
677
UN-INHABITED
7
15
11
31
52
79
3
3
7"
UN-INHABITED
UN-INHABITED
18 19
474 180
194 147
287 57
501 238
464 124
180 104
45 2
147 63
249 13
70 13
255 141
141 9
669 130
159 1
155
146
220
490
588
100
186
274
829
138
2154
123
136 .
97
71
145
188'
28
111
25
74
559
89
167
74
277
107
551
86
72
19
25
8
122
20 21
247 114
95 83
110 11
356 119
189 13
83 56
31
104 31
162 4
55
216 126
113 3
483 15
148 1
129
84
140
278
486
97 \
175
227
616'
102
684
109
81
80
30
94
130
14
91
17
19
469
89
166
71
217
87
283
22
44
15
13
3
85
~'{!fijftt/. mft<:r f1Itq
CIiI'-=tPi Name of
Panchayat SamitilTehsiV
Village
2
Dak
Ohanera
Dabani
ThaI
Loonol
Perwa
Asao
Rajgarh
Meetan
Vanti
Awada
Kaleri
Magriwada
Ohanpura
Gundwara
Sonala
Sonani
Jetawara
balt
Mohabbatputa
Kotra
Wasada
Sorda
Oanpura
Mandar
Fathepura
Bheelra khera
Rampura Pilosj
Juaclara
Kolra'Khera
Jamtha
Jawal
Didmana Khera
BijwaKhera
182
~ W!fit; 5~ 1l1lr SlIIIfi:I(fi ~;:j~IOI;:j1 ~
~ ~~I ~~m<m'iT*~~ ~-;fo ~/IJiq Industrial Category of Main Workers
<fiT "Wf
Location Name of II III IV V(a) V(b) VI Code Panchayat No. SamitiffehsiV ~ Mlft ~ ~ ~ Mlft ~ m<rt ~ Mlft ~ m<rt
Village . M F M F M F M F M F M F
• 2 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33
19/5166 5ICfi 132 57 36 11 4 11
1915167 mtu 78 61 11 2 2
1915/68 m 91 42 11 15
19/5/69 m; 100 98 7 12 8
19/5170 ~ 88 87 19 37 18 25 2 14 11
19/5171 iI\qr 31 15 24 30 26 6 5 . a:rmq 10 19/5172 ." ~ 21 14 3 8 19/5173
19/5174 lfte:r 45 9 9 18 2
19/5175 mit 14 13
19/5176 31<m 8 13 18 2 4
19/sm ~ 19 6
19/5178 ~ 102 113 2 12 9
19/5179 ~ 5 2
19/5180 ~ 23 12 3 2
1915/81 mw 14 8 10 4
19/5182 m-:rr:rr 31 6 2 4 24
19/5183 ~ 27 17 40 21 10 41 12 4
1915184 me 46 79 26 2
19/5185 ~ 19/5/86 ~ 7
19/5187 cmrrsr 18 3 8 16
1915188 ~ 96 37 12 10 34 7 10
1915189 ~ 22 20 10
1915190 'Itm 109 70 39 15 f 1 149 51 210 22 185 27
1915191 ~ TR - arraTR
1915192 ~~ 7 63 2
1915193 ~ fiR:!Rft 27 24 18 5
1915194 ~ 11 4 2
1915195 ~~ 4 10 26 2 3 3
1915196 ~ 36 5 5
1915197 ~. 28 34 18 3 6
19/5198 ~~ .~-~
19/5199 fmr~ ~-~
183
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT PANCHAYATSAMITI:5REOOAR
519!r CRJf em com cR ~ ~ ~ CRJf em ~ CRJf l' em ~ ~m/
Industrial Category of Main Workers Marginal workers Non-workers ~f11tq
CfiI'';fllf
VII VIII IX Name of Panchayat
~ ~ ~ furtlt ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ fWft SamitifTehsiV
M F M F M F M F M F Village
34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 2
18 2 15 4 2 111 440 484 Oak . 5 20 37 166 167 Ohanera
39 3 17 3 6 97 299 396 Oabani 11 12 11 423 593 Thai 44 15 22 4 7 137 462 623 Loonol
3 2 9 62 144 149 Perwa 3 37 53 39 Asao
8 6 3 3 50 126 175 Rajgarh 6 6 155 232 302 Meetan
3 30 67 Vanti 4 3 27 76 225 235 Awada
8 111 151 122 Kaleri 29 1'2 20 525 1021 Magriwada
4 3 83 135 216 Ohanpura 166 258 Gundwara
30 12 2 22 152 145 Sonela 8 10 9 159 196 226 Sonani
23 10 9 50 2 97 487 717 Jetawara 14 4 11 4 2 446 462 Bant
,. 69 59 Mohabbatpura 3 144 144 Kotra
3 2 4 193 199 228 Wasada 13 10 4 37 2 9 366 704 790 Sorda 2 91 93 Danpura
340 37 137 300 45 12 234 1998 3210 Mandar
UN-INHABITED Fathepura 4 3 29 104 122 Bheelra khera 2 2 2 2 111 137 Rampura Pilosi
2 9 68 79 57 Juadara 2 3 20 58 66 Kotra Khera
5 3 22 110 117 153 Jamtha 4 169 208 Jawal
UN-INHABITED .Didmana Khera UN-INHABITED Bijwa Khera
Location Code
No.
19/51100
19151101
19151102
19151103
19151104
19151105
19151106
19151107
19151108
19151109
19151110
19151111
19151112
19151113
19/51114
19/51115
19151116
19/51117
19151118
19151119
19/51120
19151121
19151122
19/51123
19151124
19151125
19151126
Name of Panchayat
SamitilTehsiV Village
2
• ~ CJiU"2t
~ ~
If<fffi ~
~~
~~ C1irnT G<lRt ~
~ 1ftmr
~~ ll'IiI'ffi
-rfufr
~ ~ ~ ~
W ~
~
~
m ~
t \T. q;r ~
~ 'fIf fcj;. 1lt. 3llCffiftlf it am 1Jiq 1l'!iI1T q;r~ it <tl ~ Area of PS
in sq. km. and
of village
in hectares
3
1032.16
448.08
313.82
637.51
301.37
1304.39
96.59
233.76
557.79
446.57
1068.28
189.56
1005.68
247.70
400.24
815.43
442.94
354.18
101.92
596.10
3010.51
201.08
833.08
1116.14
1924.92
1007.88
1376.98
108679.49
No. of occupied
residential houses
4
291
170
92
417
62
335
19
138
62
81
409
10
103
27
106
327
97
66
13
140
616
13
133
90
155
57
105
24623
184
1lftqffi ¥f ~ (~ am <tt~ ~~.)
Total population (including
institutional and No. of houseless population)
households
5
300
171
92
417
62
342
19
138
62
81
409
10
103
27
106
327
99
68
13
140
616
13
133
90
155
57
105
0!lfW; :Ff m<rt Persons Males Females
6
1530
947
534
2287
334
1840
128
771
384
488
2096
52
638
158
595
1701
602
408
85
893
3174
71
753
511
985
315
704
7
777
488
258
1199
192
943
65
419
201
248
1094
32
334
87
304
868
327
205
44
463
1626
38
400
269
521
157
343
8
753
459
276
1088
142
897
63
352
183
240
1002
20
304
71
291
833
275
203
41
430
1548
33
353
242
464
158
361
0-6 3!l?I 'fIf it ¥f~
Total population in the
age group 0-6
$ :Ff m<rt Persons
9
307
178
127
511
55
415
22
169
90
117
427
16
120
46
132
328
166
94
20
194
635
15
158
145
190
66
182
Males Females
10
160
86
61
262
35
222
9
91
46
44
231
9
52
28
64
166
92
47
11
103
344
8
92
75
94
27
83
11
147
92
66
249
20
193
13
78
44
73
196
7
68
18
68
162
64
47
9
91
291
7
66
70
96
29
99
24887 132122 67862 64260 28193 14723 . 13478
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT.
~~ ~~ Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes
12
204
406
128
1081
192
502
308
13
n4 19
269
72
276
223
311
38
44
290
456
38
215
198
60
mt F
13
194
380
133
978
142
452
250
14
707
9
232
58
273
199
264
31
41
266
417
33
184
171
46
22788 20729
14
72
5
106
65
69
1n
239
34
13
54
84
30
42
258
26 \
245
47
248
7861
mt F
15
69
7
93
63
70
163
229
33
11
62
65
22
31
206
32
221
43
280
7029
~
Literates
16
289
75
59
150
13
287
57
23
4
271
6
20
274
44
65
5
85
431
49
10
102
2
19
17913
ft:ro F
17
48
11
8
9
36
4
4
55
73
4
3
28
135
5
33
4179
'"
185
PANCHAYAT SAMITI: 5 REODAR
~ 'IiI'If m cum <tit arm ~ Industrial Category of Main Workers
~~'lil'lfm~ Total main
workers (I-IX)
18
393
261
130
612
110
449
38
202
101
124
574
18
165
42
167
392
167
96
23
234
731
21
208
131
297
94
189
34133
~ F
19
19
91
14
88
. 87
139
59
2
280
1
4
6
32
273
146
16
13
105
207
119
37
57
17
162
12026
20
297
217
75
455
106
255
30
139
68
64
372
6
162
14
110
148
128
54
21
206
294
18
104
46
183
15
125
19238
1fqprn wmtl ~f11tq
CIiI'':II1l
Name of Panchayat
SamitilTehsill ~ Village
F
21 2
8 Marol
6
56
82
70
32
173
4
7
74
117
Nimbora
Karoti
Dolpura
Leelora
Dhawali
BahadJrpllr
Palri Khera
Mooliya Khera
Karjiya
!;Iatani
Vidniya
Salotra
Peepaliya
Rampura khera
Makawal
Goreli
Bootri
Paaookllera
81 Bheroogarh
107 Bhatana
Derli
79 Badechi
7 Awaltya
8 "Padar
5 ,Dheebri
105
5791
Methipura
Total Rural
Total Urban
186
$w.rn'm: 5~ 1lTlf 511?1~i1i ~:j~IQI:jI"«R
~ ~m/ ~ CIillf <liT ~ <R ~ ~ cm-:fo ~fIItq Industrial Category of Main Workers
~:nlf
Location Name of II III IV V(a) V(b) VI Code Panchayat No. SamitiIT ehsiV ~ m"I1i ~ m"I1i Fi m"I1i Fi ff:Frt ~ m"I1i ~ m"I1i
Village M F M F M F M F M F M F
2 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33
19/5/100 m 20 9 20 11 4
19/5/101 ~ 10 84 8 2 9
19/5/102 m 18 3 6 5
19/51103 ~ 47 20 15 9 2 36 2 5 3
19/51104 ~ 4 5
19/51105 ~ 65 42 53 12 4 2 19 5 7
19/5/106 ~ 8
19/51107 ~~ 40 25 3 3
19/51108 ~~ 33
19/51109 ~ 60
19/5/110 "G"iIRt 64 90 60 2 22 2 4
19/51111 ~ 11
19/5/112 ~ 19/51113 ~ 18 5 9
19/51114 ~~ 40 23 14 2
19/51115 ~ 95 172 60 32 13 2 8 4
19/51116 n 25 23 3 4 2
19/51117 ~ 24 16 12
19/51118 ~ 2 13
19/51119 ~ 22 23 4
19151120 'm:IT 161 67 56 2 44 5 17 3 20 3
19/51121 ~ 19/51122 ~ 44 36 42 4 2 3
19151123 ~ 6 3 16 13 58 14
19/51124 ~ 25 39 65 8 5 4
19151125 -mt 3 76 12
19/51126 ~ 19 26 25 21 3 3 8 2 2 4
~1mftur 5S34 5011 2220 287 314 152 1066 210 917 67 575 82
'P~
187
VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT PANCHAYATSAMITI: 5 REODAR
~ <lim q;f.r ~ * am:nm ~ ~ <lim m cm:t <lim ':f q;f.f cm:t ~~/
Industrial Category of Main Workers Marginal workers Non-workers ~!lJtq
CfiT'=!Il1
VII VIII IX Name of Panchayat
p;tr ttm Ff ttm p;tr ttm Fl' ttm pi'If fu'1.rt SamitilTehsill
M F M F M F M F M F Village
34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 2
8 3 28 2 291 384 443 Marol
6 3 8 5 121 227 247 Nimbora
21 3 12 3 2 128 262 Karoti
7 9 4 29 148 587 852 Dolpura
82 55 Leelora
22 2 22 7 5 47 489 711 Dhawali
23 27 39 Bahadurpur
6 2 8 217 292 Palri Khera
53 100 130 Mooliya Khera
21 5 103 233 Karjiya
19 3 10 23 10 13 73 507 649 Datani
2 4 12 15 Vidmiya
4 33 165 267 Salotra
45 65 PeepaJiya
3~ -137 259 Rampura khera
30 6 3 15 2 53 476 507 Makawal
3 4 3 159 129 Goreli
4 109 187 Bootri
21 208 Padrookhera
40 228 285 Bheroogarh
58 2 15 4 65 14 79 299 816 1042 Bhatana
2 3 20 14 13 Derli
5 4 29 192 205 Badechi
3 30 98 108 107 Awaliya
5 3 7 2 16 224 391 Padar
63 141 Dheebri
3 4 4 18 150 181 Methipura
2017 152 416 12 1836 262 754 8585 32175 43649 Total Rual
• Total Urban
Location Code No,
Name of TownlWard
2
2111911 ~ (';f. 'QT. )
>:nt 'oi 1
>:nt 'oj, 2 >:nt 'oj, 3 qrtoi, 4
'!!lIt of, 5
qrtoi. 6 qJt 'oi. 7
qrtoi, 8
crrt 'oi, 9
qrtt 10
mi'oi, 11 qrtoi, 12
-.m'oi, 13
>:nt 'oj, 14
'CIl't oi. 15 qrtoi, 16
21/19111 ft::ri'rtT (';f. 'qT. )
crrtoi. "nt oi, 2
"nt -;t, 3
crrt oi. 4
mtt 5
"nt -::i, 6
mt'oi, 7
"nt t 8
"nt "i. 9
"nt "i, 10
"nt "i, 11
<rri-:i, 12
"nt "i. 13
qrt-:i. 14
mt"i, 15
"nt-:i, 16
"nt t 17
~
~w1fii;:qr, ~
if ~
Area In
sq, km
3
4.80
20.72
'1@' li&:rr No, of
occupied residential
houses
4
3488
314
220
225 182 250 215 231 203
205 233 190
179 175
158 324 184
5348
315
321
242
270
352
282
324
340
281
307
223
309
273
247
262
235
215
, 188
¥'I~(~:om ~~.)
Total population (Including institutional and
No, of houselesspopulation) households ------___ _
5
3550
328 225 227
185 256 219 236
204
215 239 190
184
176
158 324 184
5610
336
328
289
319
380
282
324
345
281
358
223
316
275
249
275
236
22CJ
01'.Ifui' ~ ft:;r1:rt Persons Males Females
6
19866
1668
1245
1218 1058 1471
1284
1448
1101
1279
1265 973 945 913
1008 1913
1077
28117
1637
1639
1441
1655
1938
1406
1564
1756
1348
1805
1102
1613
1333
1152
1349
1277
1256
7
10218
902
659
606
514
757
679 747
592 645 665 458 473 477
543
943 558
14829
869
890
798
877
1034
773
904
904
723
917
555
831
704
591
704
658
651
8
9648
766
586 612
544
714
605
701
509 634 600 515 472 436
465
970
519
13288
768
749
643
778
904
633
660
852
625
888
547
782
629
561
645
619
605
0-6 ~ err! if ~~
Total population In the age group 0-6
0!Ift:ti' ~ ft:;r1:rt Persons Males Females
9
3443
285 236 203 210 266 237
265
150 208
266 134 144 '
121
167 381 170
4862
269
313
288
319
390
241
307
301
283
344
154
265
179
160
197
231
214
10
1786
157 125
99 101 142
135 141
79 103 138 58
75 65
95 183 90
2553
137
171
160
154
204
126
159
157
161
182
79
132
102
81
110
121
110
11
1657
128 111 104
109
124
102 124
71
105 128
76
69
56
72 198 80
2309
132
142
128
165
186
115
148
144
122
162
75
133
77
79
87
110
104
TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
~~ ~~ Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes
~ M
12
1333
144 132 50 25
229
363
51 62
8
130
2
8 24
93
12
2439
20
104
46
48
594
302
32
114
448
63
116
191
9
11
93
30
161
13
1207
110 124
66
25 221
302
46
58 8
116
4
5 22 90 10
2113
13
90
51
35
503
277
24
77
382
65
119
176
10
5
77
24
152
~ M
14
470
107 53
1
3
3
3
3
1
8
13 53
222
1093
8
69
9
46
143
152
371
76
103
87
12
4
4
5
15
422
78 49
2
8 8
70 204
972
6
65
6
60
137
117
310
81
74
98
9
4
2
Literates
~ M
16
7317
606
417
499
386 507 426
540 447 495
472 387 366
399
410 608 352
10220
696
547
460
582
574
446
466
622
386
639
468
603
590
486
548
485
468
17
3957
219
207 360
284 261
151
240
196
264
219
312
288 304 235 258 159
5553
435
304
168
208
146
158
68
340
108
371
360
376
460
368
344
278
231
189
~ 'l'ifI'f <tif.t CIR'It "1fi1 ~ ~ Industrial c"ategory of Main Workers
~~'l'ifI'f~~ Total main
workers (I-IX)
~ M
18
4847
417
336 303 243
346 305 338 264
324
304 203 218
246
262 467 271
6552
369
365
352
417
475
348
491
375
305
387
243
386
290
278
305
279
246
19
360
33
53
18 21 20 20 15
8 17
30 . 13
13 13
7
32 47
630
28
23
30
52
90
40
54
46
18
27
28
68
31
12
13
4
18
~ M
20
132
20 5
5
4
4
11 14
14
3
3
13
34
278
4
33
20
24
16
15
34
66
16
8
11
2
3
21
9
1
7
38
4
2
1
20
4
2
Name of TownNVard
2
SHEOGANJ (M)
Ward No. 1
Ward No. 2
Ward No. 3
Ward No 4
Ward No. 5
Ward No. 6
Ward No 7
Ward No. 8
Ward No. 9
Ward No. 10
Ward No. 11
Ward No. 12
Ward No. 13
Ward No. 14
Ward No 15
Ward No. 16
SIROHI (M)
Ward No.
Ward No.
Ward No
Ward No.
Ward No.
Ward No
Ward No.
Ward No.
Ward No.
Ward No.
Ward No
Ward No
Ward No
Ward No
Ward No
Ward No.
Ward No
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Location Code No.
Name 01 TownM'ard
2
21/1911 ~ ('f. 'QT. )
1
2
3
4
5 . "1'1i -::i. 6
ent -::i. 7
qJi -::i. 8
qrl-::i. 9
qrl t 10 cni "4. 11
ent t 12
qrg "4.
ent "4. cni "4.
crrt -::i.
13
14
15
16
21/19/11 ft::Ii1'tT ('f. 'QT. )
~-::i.
crrt -::i.
cnit
crrt "4.
crrt "i. cnit
<'l1i -::i.
~-::i.
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
':}
10
11
12
13
crrt "4. 14
cnt'9. 15
16
17
22
233
45
30
3 11
4
6
26 13
7
45
43
242
8
5
36
115
13
9
5
2
24
20
11 III
23
110
7
31
2
1
6
8
16
38
81
5
6
15
40
2
10
24
56
2
8
4
13 3
3 3
6
4
4
4
238
7
9
7
16
3
34
50
12
11
11
4
25
11
4
7
6
5
190
'!Wi 'WI m qrjf "1it ~ ~ Industrral Category of Main Workers
25
·1
18
6
8
lV
~ ~ M F
26
9
2
4
27
9
5
2
4
2
27
V(a)
~ fur:;t M F
28
208
1
8
29 19
4
7
27
7
10 54
15
3
13
7
4
229
7
25
23
10
13
6
11
4
32
5
24
8
9
29
48
4
11
4
3
5
7
2
6
2
2
30
7
6
1
8
V(b)
30 31
737 28
48
52
31
75
110
71
66
13 14
57
10 16 25 53
71
25
431
11
22
17
40
23
26
14
22
24
16
20
20
19
12
40
22
25
2
4
2
8
2
5
2
2
11
2
3
3
Vl
~ fi::.~ M F
32
196
32 14
2
5
6
28
33 9
9 27 1
6
23
322
29
8
19
27
14
7
13
22
2()
18
2
.5 ')'
3
46
15
61
33
7
2
2
2
31
2
2
2
13
5
2
2
TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
~ M
34
1940
123
105
174
81
137
101
129
88
159
79
76
135
146
117 201
89
1370
117
83 124 95 33 53
14 39
60
77
60 67 122
81
44
70
36
~ CfiTI1 ~ CIR'if qft ~ ~
Industnal Category of Main Workers
VII
.. ~ F
35
33
2
2
3
4
5
1
7
2
2
3
58
10
3
6
17
1
2
3
2
2
5
~ M
36
301
39 21
11
5
19
20
35
17
23
10
7
3
8
10
39
34
554
16
34
39 50 82
23
10
32 20
42
13 24 20 13
13
14
51
VIII
fup:lt
F
37
1
5
3
~ M
38
1035
107
100
55
57
62
62
54
79
69
90
44
49
54
56 64
33
2861
170
146 103 119
179 163
341
166 , 151
182 143 199 106
118
142
98
116
IX
fur<rt F
39
123
21
10
3
11
7
. 11
5
1
4
9
11
6
11
5
8
357
22
11 10
16
26 34
7
29 11
22
25 45 24
12
7
2
16
191
~CfiTI1~~
Marginal workers
~ M
40
18
2
4
2
8
60
4
12
2
6
7
19
1
~
F
41
196
2
14
20
29 20
4
13
93
232
6
17
1
81 57
9
31
7
2
CfiTI1 -;P.f;7't CIW.I
Non-workers
~ M
42
5353
485
323
303
269
411
374
405
328
319
360
255
247
231
281
475
287
8217
496
513 446 458 559
425
407 522
399
529
312 444
414
313
398
379
405
fu;r7.fi
F
43
9092
733
533
594
521
680
584
666
472
597
566
502
446
423
458
845 472
12426
734
709 613 725 814
592 605 725 550
852 519 683 597 549
625
613
586
Name of TownlWard
2
SHEOGANJ (M)
Ward No. 1
Ward No. 2
Ward No 3
Ward No. 4
Ward No. 5
Ward No. 6
Ward No. 7
Ward No. 8
Ward No. 9
Ward No. 10
Ward No. 11
Ward No. 12
Ward No. 13
Ward No. 14 Ward No. 15 Ward No. 16
SIROHI (M)
Ward No. 1
Ward No. 2
Ward No. 3
Ward No. 4
Ward No. 5
Ward No. 6
Ward No. 7
Ward No. 8
Ward No. 9
Ward No. 10
Ward No. 11
Ward No. 12
Ward No. 13
Ward No. 14
Ward No. 15
Ward No. 16
Ward No. 17
Location Code No,
Name of TownlWard
2
mti, 18
mtt 19
211191111 NOsqi$i (Of, 'QT.) ,
~i,
mti. 2
1':lTi i, 3
~i, 4
mii, 5
1':lTi i 6
~i 7
~';j 8
1':lTi i, 9
qr:g i. 10
mit 11 mi, 12 qr:g i, 13
21/19nv ~ ('if. <ii. )
mt-::i, mt;!, 2
~-;j, 3
qr:g -::i. 4
mii, 5
mi, 6
cni -::i, 7
cni -:i, 8
crrt i, 9
mt-::i, 10
crrt· i, 11 qr:g i. 12
21119N ~ 3tn!{ (Of. 'QT.)
mt-;i,
mt-;i. crrt -;i,
"11't i.
2
3
4
5
~
~ crt fc!i,m, ~ .q ~
Area in
sq, km,
3
10.00
14.91
15.54
oir~ No, of
occupied residential
houses
4
275
275
2940
239 199 189 247 332 254 171 184 199 227 169 219 311
1699
95 126
183
197
174
116
206
155
101
67
163
116
3105
163
137
194
251
329
192
'1'ftc!rU <ji('I ~ (~ 3ih '1liT~ itm~~)
Total population (Including institutional and
No, of houselesspopulation) households
5
291 283
2968
239 199 191 250 332 254 178 184 200 227 177 224 313
1747
97 126
187
205
174
123
217
155
102
82
163
116
3146
163
152
195
264
329
&Ifm ~ ft:w:ri Persons Males Females
6
1529 1317
15185
1246 1082 927 1291 1698 1403 1001 793 1131 1088 999 1099 1427
9019
527 652
925
1038
1131
618
1030
817
462
393
914
512
15593
1092
934
990
1353
1650
7
796
650
7700
648 530 437 691 905 709 493 338 538
557 496 582 776
4668
240
336
471
528
601
337
532
423
243
209
473
275
8814
599
460
568
813
916
8
733
667
7485
598 552 490 600 793 694 508 455 593 531 503 517 651
4351
287
316
454
510
530
281
498
394
219
184
441
237
6779
493
474
422
540
734
0-6 ~ crt.q ¥T~
Total population in the age group 0-6
&Ifm ~ ft:w:ri Persons Males Females
9
218
189
2929
232 201 166 263 368 264 200 122 233 210 166 232 272
1797
116
137
232
202
234
116
205
167
82
47
153
106
2655
178
148
117
225
}86
10
111
96
1532
117 97 87 153 208 140 92 73 102 115
83 128 137
907
48
79
121
86
128
59
113
B7
37
22
75
52
1384
102
62
74
118
167
11
107
93
1397
115 104 79 110 160 124 108 49 131
95 83 104 135
890
68
58
111
116
106
57
92
BO 45
25
78
54
1271
76
86
43
107
119
raWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
~~ ~~ Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes
~ M
12
27
30
1384
309
4
18
113 491
83
28
2
95 24 98
118
907
16 9
137 44
21
129
151
196
36
17 13
138
1643
190 72
85
237 154
fup:ri
F
13
18
15
1219
294-4
10
107
407
79 22 5
84
29 76 101
863
15
4
151 42 19 115
133
186
32
12 8
146.
1395
144
77
65 194 119
14
4
457
40
2
80
95
2
1
2
20 2
13 200
352
5
45 138 6
3
9
4
81
11
3
47
1243
44
178
149
fup:ri
F
15
2
383
36
77 78
3
11
7
169
302
4
41
138
2
2
7
3
66
7
3
29
1121
14
34
151
113
m8R
Literates
~ M
16
643
511
4670
329 373 324 321 394
474
327 257 335
309
356
347 524
2611
112
114
142 366 379
214
243 209 165
165 380
122
6177
442
390
443 494
633
fup:ri
F
17
407
423
2137
55
198
230 98
. 67 235 204 310 139
105 227
72 197
1092
44
14
20 188
207 95
62 39 50
100
239 34
3086
298
330
279 160
411
193
lJl!i<l Cfi1l1 ~ ~ <tt ~ ~ Industrial Category of Main Workers
¥'IlJl!i<lCfi1l1~cm'r Total main
workers (I-IX)
~ M
18
359
282
3548
302 214
181
344
432 313
232 122
240
257 237
268
406
2130
107 156
228 262 251
144
235 174
113
86
243 131
4695
324
230
299
490 501
fup:ri
F
19
24
24
369
14
7
5
104
52
12
16 3 37 37 18
54
10
182
2
7
65
28
8
13
31
6
7
3
5
7
420
27 16
43 44
29
~ M
20
23
2
415
77
12
20
29 37 14
20
2
38
43 35 75 13
358
62 110
50
39 7
6
29
47
3
5
106
5
fup:ri
F
21
71
10
3
30 2
7
19
49
4
36
1
7
4
Name of TownlWard
2
Ward No. 18
Ward No. 19
PINDWARA(M)
Ward No.
Ward No.
1
2
Ward No. 3
Ward No. 4
Ward No. 5
Ward No. 6
Ward No. 7
Ward No. 8
Ward No. 9
Word No. 10
Ward No. 11
Ward No. 12
Ward No. 13
BHAWRI(CT)
Ward No.
Ward No. 2
Ward No. 3
Ward No. 4
Ward No. 5
Ward No .6
Ward No 1 Ward No 8
Ward No .9
Ward No. 10
Ward No. 11
Ward No. 12
MOUNT ABU (M)
Ward No.
Ward No. 2
Ward No 3
Ward No. 4
Ward No. 5
Location Code No.
Name of TownlWard
2
~"9. 18
~"9. 19
21119/111 fQUSi'.!I'$1 (~. lIT. )
~"9.
"CIT"i. "9. ~i.
mi"9. "CIT"i"9 oni "9. oni "9. ~"9.
orrt"i
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
oni "i 10
orrt"9. 11
ms"i. 12
~"i. 13
21J1911V mcm (';if. Cfi. )
G!Ti "i. crri "i. r.nt i. "'!Ii -oi.
cnit "I1i i. crrit -cui·i. -cui i.
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
"ITt -;j. 10
qri -oi. 11
;;nti. 12
cnt -i. "!lit qri"9.
2
3
4
5
II
22 23 24
1
3
244
18
2
118
47
1
9
10
23
2
12
2
189
6
12 21
7
3
37
40
18
45
74
3
168
96 13
2
5
15 2
30
4
51
3
5
14
1
2
12
6
5
3
10
9
7
52
6
1
2 20
8
4
2
7
42
2
7
3
19
4
3
3
45
2
8
5
III
194
lfl§1i Cfip:f ~ CIfffi q,'t ~ wm Industrial Category of Main Workers
25 26
3
5
2
3
7
2
2
10
3
1
4
6
2
IV V(a) V(b) VI
ft:;p:rt ~ ft:wn ~ fu;r:rt ~ ft:;p:rt
F M F M F M F
27 28 29 30 31 32 33
35
15
99
5
14
15 10
14
18
2
4
2
3
12
174
10
4
42
3
6
7
1
5
9
85
2
47
12
4
6
2
23
3
2
8
5
5
22
12 4
2
2
2
2
19
39
707
87
24
38 48
126 72
67
17
45 :30
24
21
108
227
13
15 18
20
57
41
20
20
4
5
7
7
196
24
41
8
10
61
9
6
2
2
4
7
5
288
36
60
7
30 43
36
4
1
36
6
6
12
11
70
4
1
6
5
5
24
15
3
6
180
74
1
13
15 10
3
3
6
5
7
2
··r-
TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
~ M
34
113
82
T17
16
53
53
30
53
87 58
81
72 44
93
55 82
494
7
13
33
70
96 39
44
12 27
40
91
22
1210
137
122
148
163
206
VII
~ <!iTI1 ~ <m"IT <it ~ A Industrial Category of Main Workers
fur:rt F
35
1
3
16
2
2
8
2
2
9
2
3
2
61
2
4
10
7
8
~ M
36
30
28
263
13
4
7
14
30
15
23
2
8
8
11
24
104
233
3
35
47
49 12
10
1
36
20
13
7
216
5
11
29
35
21
VIII
fur:rt F
37
2
~ M
38
121
98
696
44
43
39 45 72
84 32
17
26 103
62
63 66
333
8
7
27
49
17
35
51
30
22
5
44
38
2613
71
53 96
256
183
IX
ft;r:rt
F
39
19
19
74
14
2
6
4
7
8
2
2
17
3
5
3
42
4
9
4
8
7
3
3
3
325
24
12
27
34
20
195
~ <!iTI1 ~ cw'! Marginal workers
~ M
40
6
30
3
5
2
4
13 2
65
2
5
3
20
9
25
7
fup:rt
F
41
9
8
364
10
87
60 2
23 168 13
395
65 99
65 1
16
4
28 117
34
5
<!iTI1 "! ~ cw'! Non-workers
:Fl M
42
431
367
4122
346
316
255 347 470
396 261
216
293
298
255
301
368
2473
131 180
238
263
330 193
288 224
130
122
230 144
4112
275
229
268
323
415
fur:rt F
43
700
635
6752
584 545 475 495
654
682 492
452
496 492 462
295
628
3774
220
210
324
481
506
264
439 271 212
181
436
230
6325
466
458
378
496
700
Name of Town/Ward
2
Ward No. 18
Ward No. 19
PINDWARA(M)
Ward No. 1
Ward No. 2
Ward No. 3
Ward No. 4
Ward No. 5
Ward No. 6
Ward No. 7
Ward No. 8
Ward No. 9
Ward No. 10
Ward No. 11
Ward No. 12
Ward No. 13
BHAWRI(CT)
Ward No
Ward No. 2
Ward No. 3
Ward No. 4
Ward No. 5
Ward No. 6
Ward No. 7
Ward No. 8
Ward No 9
Ward No. 10
Ward No. 11
Ward No. 12
MOUNT ABU (M)
WardNo. 1
Ward No. 2
Ward No. 3
Ward No. 4
Ward No. 5
Location Code No.
Name of Town/Ward
~
~ qrj fq;.m. ~
ii l1'IWiT
Area in
sq. km.
'q;1~
No of occupied residential
houses
2 3 4
crrt -:t. 6
crrt 'OJ. 7
crrt 'OJ. 8 crrt 'OJ. 9
crrt 'OJ. 10 crrt 'OJ. 11
crrt-:t. 12 crrt 'OJ. 13
21119NI ~("" 'tIT.)
crrt 'OJ. 1
crrt t 2
crrt -:t. 3
crrt -:to 4
0Ilt 'OJ. 5
crrt -:t. 6
cot 'OJ. 7
cot -:to 8
cot 'OJ. 9
cot -;oj. 10
cot -;oj. 11
cot-:i. 12
cot t 13
crrt 'OJ. 14
cot 'OJ. 15
crrt -:t. 16
0Ilt 'OJ. 17
cot-:t. 18
cot 'OJ. 19
crrt 'OJ. 20
crrt -:to 21
~-:t. 22
crrt 'OJ. 23
crrt 'OJ. 24
~ (CIT. ~.)
3.35
12.35
1.00
309 153
278 230 418 199 226 218
7690
7431
396
243
372
277
243
257
209
308
382
240
250
253
286
272
411
497
378
257
605
211
238
234
266
346
259
196
~ '¥'l ~ (~ 3fu: q;1~ iIm~.)
Total population (including institutional and
No. of houselesspopulation) households ----------
5
312 154
278 232 418 199 226 224
7853
7594
460
262
379
277
243
257
209
308
384
249
251
253
298
272
412
499
378
257
620
216
263
235
266
346
259
'&1ft!; ~ ~ Persons Males Females
6
1564 1033 1258 1034 1766 855 1017 1047
39802
38982
2275
1576
1842
1361
1335
1386
1342
1620
2029
1464
1340
1458
1743
1638
2005
1822
1986
1261
3154
1187
1108
1017
1363
1670
820
7
873 630 659 562 1153 465 548 568
21350
20851
1260
812
1003
719
703
722
686
849
1061
736
719
742
911
831
1093
1158
1074
686
1665
612
617
588
732
872
499
8
691 403 599 472 613 390 469 479
18452
18131
1015
764
839
642
632
664
656
771
968
728
621
716
832
807
912
664
912
575
1489
575
491
429
631
798
321
0-6 ~ qrj ii '¥'l~
Total population in the age group 0-6
oqfm ~ ~ Persons Males Females
9
249 128 223 219 339 155, 186 202
6691
6548
377
288
346
204
226
214
177
239
457
321
182
240
232
334
328
333
333
197
619
231
194
131
171
174
143
10
129 72 97 100 169 85 98 111
3379
3318
205
142
181
98
118
105
89
116
222
161
93
125
119
158
157
162
186
91
323
118
102
72
89
86
61
11
12<l
56 126 119 170 70 88 91
3312
3230
172
146
165
106
108
109
88
123
235
160
89
115
113
176
171
171
147
106
296
113
92
59
82
88
82
197
TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
~~ ~~ Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes
~ M
12
216
75 149
86 35
134
110
100
4983
4974
500
160
555 105 274 91
58 329 47
94
38
20
212
121
146
505
227
392
177
216
280
255
172
9
W;r:rt F
13
186
57 152
79 20 111 103 88
4409
4408
399
167 497 97
249 93
51
285 36
80
40
22
201
121
115
449
213
337
177 •
173
216
215
175
~ M
14
152 97 95
174 2
108 94
149
1789
1707
200 158 45 12 65
11
83
87 89 2
31
19
24
186
76
25
405
16
40
26
63
44
82
W;r:rt F
15
154
85
102 167
3
101
72 124
1575
1506
163 167
32
8 51 10
78 74 87
1
30
16
23
162
52
25
368
15
40
20
48
36
69
m~
Literates
~ 'IW! ~ <l'l'ffi qft ~ lltoft Industrial Category of Main Workers
~ M
16
574 468
476
331
975
290
315 346
15392
15044
808 528
679 582
526 598 589 643
490
478
563
592
770
546
778
757
707
561
1092
411
475
481
600
770
348
fuIr1i F
17
283
219 249
65 339
153
139
161
~~~~~ Total main
workers (I-IX)
~ M
18
429 194
343 289 851
214
274 257
~ F
19
60
36 37 25 20 37
28 18
8622 10394 802
8481 10061
345
222 284
408
249
418
501
447
218
193 374
433
608
216
424
217
304
327
550
260
286
229
380
588
141
547
363
453
344 334
386
355 439
538
355
333
292
443
371
548
797
466
326
796
281
278
303
316
397
333
798
58
25 19 23 41 16
15 36 120
19
21
12
41
67
42
35
16
12
64
26
20
11
34
25
4
~ M
20
40
54
6
331
294
11
20 34
5 4
7
32 102
3
2
2
12
14
15
5
2
18
3
37
~ F
21
4
50
47
4
20
10
2
5
3
3
3
Nameo! TownlWard
2
Ward No. 6
Ward No 7
Ward No. /1
Ward No. 9
Ward No. 10
Ward No. 11
Ward No 12
Ward No 13
ABU ROADUA
ABU ROAD (M)
Ward No.
Ward No. 2
Ward No. :i Ward No. 4
Ward No. 5
Ward No. 6
Ward No. 7
Ward No. 8
Ward No. 9
Ward No. 10
Ward No. 11
Ward No. 12
Ward No. 13
Ward No. 14
Ward No. 15
Ward No. 16
Ward No 17
Ward No 18
Ward No 19
Ward No. 20
Ward No. 21
Ward No. 22
Ward No. 23
Ward No. 24
SANTPUR (O.G.)
~ ~~ -m~o 'lTI'!1mt
Location Name of II III Code TowntWard No. ~ ft.;p.ri ~
M F M
2 22 23 24
cnt "'i. 6 4 10 cnt~. 7 6 2 mt~. B 5 mt-:t. 9 57 9 cnt~. 10 cnt..f. 11 cni..f. 12 3 cni ..f. 13 7
~";f.'q. 453 90 48
21/19NI ~ (";f.-qr.) 450 90 48
cni..f. 76 31 9
CITt ..f. 2 1 5
CITt -:t. 3 102 1
~-:t. 4 6 3
ClTtt 5 17 2
cut of. 6
cut of. 7
cni ..f. 8 1 2
cnt~. 9 31 2
cut of. 10 51 5 5
cut of. 11 6
cut of. 12 2
~of. 13
cntof. 14 59 21
cntt 15 14 2 6
cut ~. 16 37 27 3
cnti. 17 20
mt-i. 18 2
qrg -i. 19 7 4
cni-i. 20 20
crrt -:to 21
~-i. 22
mot -i. 23
mtoi. 24
~(~.,,) 3
198
~1'fiTl'f~~<f>1~~ Industnal Category of Main Workers
IV V(a) V(b) VI
ft:;nrt ~ ft:;nrt 'Ftl ft:;nrt 'Ftl fup:rt ~ fup:rt
F M F M F M F M F
25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33
2 15 24 23 3 1 11 6
6
2 2 2 3
3 21 2 B 11 8
15 296 68 2458 56 373 9
15 296 68 2291 55 338 9
20 9 111 7 11
38 7
1 10 52 3
2 67 13
11 10 53 9 7
11 67 8
7 42 8
3 14 5 65 2 6
2 38 11 74 5 15
26 5 33 4
5 69 3
30 50 2 5
3 64 8
12 5 58 4
2 8 5 240 5 6
513 50
28 2 105 22
105 3 38
6 8 226 14 91 6
47 3 41 3 1
22 2
2 10 49 12
54 10
8 93 4
167 35
TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT
~ M
34
132
40
55 25
61
53 68
1983
1927
31
19
17
87
76
183
217
145
190
71
149
108
216
53
75
52
33
14
126
22 18
9
4
12
56
VII
~ <fi1ll ~ 'Cl'R'ff qft ~ ~ Industrial Category of Main Workers
fur;ri
F
35
7
4
2
4
12
102
102
2
3
79
1
4
2
6
~ M
36
26 15
21
7
7
15
25
2552
2535
205
95
194 85
31
42
32
98 39
40
39
57
64
96
84
50
129
89
174
66
213
175
213
225
17
VIII
fur;ri
F
37
40
40
1
7
2
1
3
1
2
5
3
9
~ M
38
195
127
244
153
850
139
124
122
1885
1867
72 178 39
75
134
73
48
98 115
22
58
38
86
77
99
91
113
72
159
66
23
46
33
52
18
IX
ft:;r.rt F
39
51
32
35 7
20
22
24
17
386
386
5
3
10
22 16
13
14 24
14
5
15
9
38
35
23
7
12
7
28
17
14
8
24
23
199
~<fi1ll~~ Marginal workers
40
2
.1
1
55
55
3
2
2
6
fur;ri
F
41
4
24
85
85
11
12
2
38
10
6
2
2
<fi1ll"'!~~
Non-workers
42
442
436
316
272
302 250
273
311
10901
10735
713
449
550
374
369
333
331
408
521
375
386
411
467
460
545
361
608
360
869
331
339
285
416
474
166
fur;ri
F
43
627 367
562
423
593
353
441
461
17565
17248
957
728
820 619
591
648
641
723 846 671
599
694
785
738
870
628
896
563
1425
547
471
418
597
773
317
Name of Town/Ward
2
Ward No. 6
Ward No. 7
Ward No. 8
Ward No. 9
Ward No. 10
Ward No. 11
Ward No. 12
Ward No. 13
ABUROAD UA
ABU ROAD (M)
Ward No.
Ward No. 2
Ward No. 3
Ward No. 4
Ward No. 5
Ward No. 6
Ward No. 7
Ward No. 8
Ward No. 9
Ward No. 10
Ward No. 11
Ward No. 12
Ward No. 13
Ward No. 14
Ward No. 15
Ward No. 16
Ward No. 17
Ward No. 18
Ward No. 19
Ward No.' 20
Ward No. 21
Ward No. 22
Ward No. 23
Ward No. 24
SANTPUR (O.G.)
f;;wn
District
~
Sirohi
200
q~f~le -I APPENDIX -I
~ tI~'81(1 if ~ ~ CfiT 8);r JURISDICTION OF PANCHAYAT SAMITIES IN EACH TEHSIL
~ ~~ Tehsil Panchayat Samiti
'WI 'fi"I1]1'q Name Total Villages
2 3 4
~ Sheoganj ~ Sheoganj 70 Wl~~
fuUit Sirohi ft:r{rit Sirohi 85 Wl~~
~ Pindwara ~ Pindwara 99 Wl-~
~ Abu Road ~ Abu Road 81 Wl-~
~ Reodar ~ Reodar 126 Wl-~
R"1'lft Remarks
5
Co-terminus
Co-terminus
Co-terminus
Co-terminus
Co-terminus
201
QR~I(~-II ~'1JT21fT:wCfi \it=t~IQI=tIlm'( (ff;~(=t~H )
~ f;y-ffi~.1 "¥'II ~ ~ "tIfurrU em "¥'I ~ (~ am: 0-6 3Wi wrr: if ~ "Of."B.f"\'I'R~ "!lfIftuT1 cri ~ ~ ~~.) ~~
"fl'Tft<! %omo ~'1fft Total population (including Total population in the if ~ institutional and age-9roup 0-6
51. Districtrr ehsii.l Totalf Area in No. of No. of house less population) No. U.A'/Cityf Aurall sq. km. occupied households
Town Urban residential houses
oqfu; ~ fu1;.ri ~ 'P"l fmr Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
film: ftrott <it. rr 5,136.00 124990 126374 654029 335517 318512 129971 61769 62208 m. fA 5,056.68 100720 101500 526447 267938 258509 107600 56228 51372 "f./U 79.32 24270 24874 127582 67579 60003 22371 11541 10836
1. ~~ <IT. IT 897.11 19361 19494 99742 50942 48800. 18824 9935 8889 m. fA 892.31 15873 15944 79876 40724 39152 15381 8149 7232 "Of./U 4.80 3488 3550 19866 10218 9648 3443 1786 1657
~ ("Of. 'fl.) "Of./U 4.80 3488 3550 19866 10218 9648 3443 1786 1657
2. ~~ m. IT 1.111.12 26173 26589 133923 67468 66455 25765 13670 12095 m. IA 1,090.40 20825 20979 105806 52639 53167 20903 11117 9786 "Of. fU 20.72 5348 5610 28117 14829 13288 4862 2553 2309
~ ("Of. 'fl.) "Of. /U 20.72 5348 5610 28117 14829 13288 4862 2553 2309
3. ~~ m. IT 1.163.18 29389 29616 152236 77548 74688 30883 16143 14740 m. iA 1.138.27 24750 24901 128032 65180 62852 26157 13704 1<'453 "Of./U 24.91 4639 4715 24204 12368 11836 4726 2439 2287
~ ('f. 'll. ) 'f./U 10.00 2940 2968 15185 7700 7485 2929 15:12 1397
"W-lit (~. en.' "Of. fU 14.91 1699 1747 9019 4668 4351 1797 907 890
4. 31l'i~~ m.IT 887.00 25444 25788 136006 71697 64309 26312 13298 13014 m. IH 858.11 14649 14789 80611 41533 :3')078 16966 8535 8431 "Of. /U 28.89 10795 10999 55395 30164 25231 9346 4763 4583
~ :m<i ('f. 'tIT.) "Of./U 15.54 3105 3146 15593 8814 6779 2655 1:Jd4 1271
:mq~ "Of. ". "f. /U 13.35 7690 7853 39802 21350 18452 6691 3379 3312
(i) 31l'i ~("Of. 'fl.) "f./U 12.35 7431 7594 . 38982 20851 18131 6548 3318 32~lO
(Ii) ~ (<fl. ~.) "Of./U 1.00 259 259 820 499 321 143 61 82
5. ~~ <it. IT 1,086.79 24623 24887 132122 67862 64260 28193 14723 13470 m. IA 1,086.79 24623 24887 132122 67862 64260 28193 14723 1.'14'10 "Of./U
202
APPENDIX - II
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT (TEHSILWISE)
~~ ~~ tlTllR fm;n~/
Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates "'I. t:I.l17T!J<fi~
District/T ehslV U.A.lCltyl
Town
~ ~ fu;I:ri ~ ~ fu;I:ri ~ ~ fu;I:ri
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2
125863 66009 59854 153005 78928 74077 167367 123809 43558 DISTRICT: SIROHI 101968 53320 48648 142826 73524 69302 96533 77422 19111 23895 12689 11206 10179 5404 4775 70834 46387 24447
18455 9692 8763 14688 7754 6934 26771 20144 6627 SHEOGANJ TEHSIL 15915 8359 7556 13796 7284 6512 15497 12877 2670 2540 1333 1207 892 470 422 11274 7317 3957
2540 1333 1207 892 470 422 11274 7317 3957 SHEOGANJ (M)
28194 14780 13414 9056 4711 4345 39735 29523 10212 SIROHI TEHSIL 23642 12341 11301 6991 3618 3373 23962 19303 4659
4552 2439 2113 2065 1093 972 15773 10220 5553
4552 2439 2113 2065 1093 972 15773 10220 55!;3 SIROHI(M)
18373 9566 8807 53909 27681 26228 33698 25126 8572 PINDWARA TEHSIL 14000 7275 6725 52415 26872 25543 23188 17845 5343 4373 2291 2082 1494 809 685 10510 7281 3229
2603 1384 1219 840 457 383 6807 4670 2137 PINDWARA (M)
1770 907 863 654 352 302 3703 2611 1092 BHAWRI(CT)
17324 9183 8141 60462 30921 29541 45071 31103 13968 ABU ROAD TEHSIL 4894 2557 2337 54734 27889 26845 11794 9534 2260
12430 6626 5804 5728 3032 2696 33277 21569 11708
3038 1643 1395 2364 1243 1121 9263 6177 3086 MOUNT ABU (M)
9392 4983 4409 3364 1789 1575 24014 15392 8622 ABU ROAD U.A.
9382 4974 4408 3213 1707 1506 23525 15044 8481 (i) ABUROAD (M)
10 9 151 82 69 489 348 141 (ii) SA,NTPUR (OG)
43517 22788 20729 14890 7861 7029 22092 17913 4179 REODAR TEHSIL 43517 22788 20729 14890 7861 7029 22092 17913 4179
203
qfH~11l! II nwrr~ ~;:WIIOI;:WI ~( ~~~~ClH )
m f;mr~! ¥TI ~ cnp:f ~ qrffi <1ft ~ ~ rfw:rT 'I.".ATR~ mrWrrl Industrial Category of Main Workers
~ ~CfiTl?~~ ~ ~~ Total main workers Cultivators Agricultural Labourers
SI. District/T ehsiV Total} No. U.A.lCityl Rurall
Town Urban (l-tX) II
&Ifui ~ fut<ri &Ifui ~ ft:;r:ti O<!fu; ~ fut<ri Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
2 3 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
fuwrr: fuittr m.rr 204390 165555 38835 82084 68932 13152 42988 24071 18917 m. IR 169461 133389 36072 80243 67312 12931 41043 22636 18407 ~. /U 34929 32166 2763 1841 1620 221 1945 1435 510
~~ <it. IT 30570 24756 5814 10709 9267 1433 7735 4301 3324 m. IR 25363 19909 5454 10568 9135 1433 7392 4068 3324 'I. IU 5207 4847 360 141 132 9 343 233 110
~ ("'I. '1T.) "'I. IU 5207 4847 360 141 132 9 343 233 110
2. ~~ <it. IT 38623 30660 7963 11396 9652 1744 9460 4972 448a m./R 31441 24108 7333 11080 9374 1706 9137 4730 4407 "'I. IU 7182 6552 630 316 278 38 323 242 81
ful:T{t ("'I. '1T.) 'i. IU 7182 6552 630 316 278 38 323 242 81
3. ~~ <it. IT 47367 35394 8425 19551 16863 2688 10281 5734 4547 "'AT. fA 41138 33264 7874 18658 16090 2568 9629 5301 4328 1./U 6229 2130 551 893 773 120 652 433 219
~ ("'I. '1T.) 'i. IU 3917 354B 369 486 415 71 412 244 168
'lTCIiT c;;r.'fi·) "'I. IU 2312 2130 182 407 358 49 240 189 51
4. ~~~ <it. IT 41671 37064 4607 15399 13912 1487 4967 3530 1437 m./A 25360 21975 3385 14908 13475 1433 4340 3003 1337 1. IU 163f1 15089 1222 491 437 54 627 527 100
l1W'C 3lr.!: ("T. 'lI.) "I. IU 5115 4695 420 110 106 4 84 74 10
~~ "I. tl. "I. IU 11196 10394 802 381 331 50 543 453 90
(i) m<t ~("I. m.) 'i. IU 10859 10061 798 341 294 47 540 450 90
(H)~ (~.~.) 'i. IU 337 . 333 4 40 37 3 3 3
5. ~~ 'lit. IT 46159 34133 12026 25029 19238 5791 10545 5534 5011 m./R 46159 34133 12026 25029 19238 5791 10545 5534 5011 "I. IU
204
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DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT (TEHSILWISE)
If?l ~ ~ <iWii"iT -ir.drfTp.r. ri f;wn~1
Industrial Category of Main Workers ~. B.I'f7R~
T·;rn-·Ti. ~ it 'fiTI1 ~, liW<'fr "l'R"'~ ~. mw'.fl, 'FT.~. br'.f>17 'in: 1iWlR, ~ '" ~:;frT~~ Dlstrict/T ehsil'
11Plf-"'liI ~ "fi1':t~~it U.A.lCityl Livestock, Forestry. Fishing. Mining and Manufactunng. Processing, Town
Hunting and Plantations, caporchards Quarrying Servicing and Repairs in and allied activities Household Industries
III IV V(a)
'11f;r, 'f:ir:t ~ ;;qf;T, ~ ~ ?7.Ifm '1JT~ ~ P(~rsons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 2
10713 9480 1233 1327 1072 255 5510 4692 818 DISTRICT: SIROHI 10204 8999 1205 1252 998 254 4264 3639 625
509 481 28 75 74 1 1246 1053 193
2182 2020 162 57 53 4 855 693 162 SHEOGANJ TEHSIL 2125 1964 161 48 44 4 599 485 114
57 56 1 9 9 256 208 48
57 56 9 9 256 208 48 SHEOGANJ (M)
:1064 2712 352 64 58 6 1518 1340 178 SIROHI TEHSIL 2308 2474 334 36 31 5 1259 1111 148 2')6 238 18 28 27 1 259 229 30
£:r)t3 238 18 28 27 259 229 30 SIROHI(M)
1 :"JG 1616 180 349 328 21 1178 1003 175 PINDWARATEHSIL 11)9') 1522 177 332 311 21 860 730 130
!l7 94 3 17 17 318 273 45
S5 52 3 7 7 122 99 23 PINDWARA (M)
42 42 10 10 196 174 22 BHAWRI(CT)
1164 912 252 391 319 72 683 .590 93 ABU ROAD TEHSIL 1065 819 246 370 298 72 270 247 23
{)!1 93 6 21 21 413 343 70
r)o 45 5 6 6 49 47 2 MOUNT ABU (M)
49 48 15 15 364 296 68 ABU ROADUA
49 48 15 15 364 296 68 (I) ABU ROAD (M)
(ii) SANTPUR (OG)
2507 2220 287 466 314 152 1276 1066 210 REODAR TEHSIL 2507 2220 287 46n 314 152 1276 1066 210
205
qR~UlJ II ~VT~ \ito:t~'O'o:t, ~( a~~("fcm )
.;Fill f.;p_;rr~/ ~/ :ps<l q;m ~ C!R'if q:,'t ~ ~
~ ""I."B.ATR~ "!fI1ituT/ Industrial Category of Main Workers
"f'Tft<I ~. m:rr~.ff. ~ ~ 75'l1W"Q.Oi~
';ffi ~ <iii CfiTlf Constructions Trade and Commerce
SI. , DistrictfT ehsill Totall ~~"".~ No. U.A.lCityl Rurall Manufacturing. Processing.
Town Urban Servicing and Repairs In
other than Household Industries
V(b) VI VII
oqfu; ~ ft:;r<rt oqfu; ~ fu;rI:rt ~ ~ ~ Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
2 3 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48
fffi;rr: ftmtT '?:it.fT 11235 10797 438 6357 5876 481 15921 15104 817 w. fR 6369 6041 328 4865 4447 418 7866 7330 536 "f. IU 4866 4756 110 1492 1429 63 8055 n74 281
1. ~~ m. rr 1375 1328 47 751 668 83 3065 2971 94 m. IR 610 591 19 548 472 76 1092 1031 61 "l. IU 765 737 28 203 196 7 1973 1940 33
~ ("l. 'l1.) "l. IU 765 737 28 203 196 7 1973 1940 33
2. ft:RWt~ m. rr 1101 1043 58 1347 1146 201 3507 3296 211 m. IR 659 612 47 994 824 170 2C!79 1926 153 "l. IU 442 431 11 353 322 31 1428 1370 58
fi:ffiit ("I. 'l1.) "I. IU 442 431 11 353 322 31 1428 1370 58
3. ~~ m. rr 3593 3441 152 2556 2492 64 3147 2989 158 m. IR 2648 2507 141 2189 2134 55 1849 1718 131 "l. IU 945 934 11 367 358 9 1298 1271 27
~ ("l. 'l1.) "t. IU 716 707 9 291 288 3 795 777 18
~ (~.~.) "t. /U 229 227 2 76 70 6 503 494 ')
4. 3l1'!.~~ m.rr 4182 4068 114 1046 995 51 4033 3831 202 m./R 1468 1414 54 477 442 35 677 6:38 39 "1'. IU 2714 2654 60 569 553 16 3356 31 ~)~ 163
~ 3l1'!. ("t. 'l1.) "t./U 200 196 4 187 180 7 1271 1210 61
3l1'!.~ "l. "B. "l./U 2514 2458 56 382 373 9 2085 1'lA~ 1(12
(i) 3l1'!. ~ ("l. 'qJ.) "l./U 2346 2291 55 347 338 9 202'1 1()~7 Ill?
(ii)~ (<iI. "'l:.) "l./U 168 167 35 35 St :-1'
5. ~~ m.rr 984 917 67 657 575 t1~ <.'Hi') ;',11 ! lC::') .1,
m./R 984 917 67 657 57') K2 21ll': ~r /1 I~ 1:12 "l. IU
206
APPENDIX - II
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT (TEHSILWISE)
'J:W!~~~qft ~ri Sf;ll
Industrial Category of Main Workers ms:m ~,~ 3R~ ~q;p::f~~ Cfill1 ., ~ em'! ~Wm: Marginal Workers Non-Workers
Transport, Storage Other Services 81. and Communications No.
VIII IX
"i'Zlf;j; 'Fl ftw:rt "&!fin ~ m<rt O!!fu; ~ WP:rT ~ ~ m<rt Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 .so
6163 6088 75 22092 19443 2649 46685 3342 43343 402954 166620 236334 DISTRICT 1993 1967 26 11362 10020 1342 45144 3107 42037 311842 131442 180400 4170 4121 49 10730 9423 1307 1541 235 1306 91112 35178 55934
519 514 5 3322 2941 381 5021 269 4752 64151 25917 38234 217 213 4 2164 1906 258 4807 251 4556 49706 20564 29142 302 301 1158 1035 123 214 18 196 14445 5353 9092
302 301 1158 1035 123 214 18 196 14445 5353 9092
938 929 9 6228 5512 716 7564 758 6806 87736 36050 51686 2 379 375 4 3010 2651 359 7272 698 6574 67093 27833 39260 559 554 5 3218 2861 357 292 60 232 20643 8217 12426
559 554 '5 3218 2861 357 292 60 232 20643 8217 12426
883 877 6 4033 3599 434 16863 1098 15765 88006 37508 50498 3 386 381 5 2888 2570 318 16009 1003 15006 70885 30913 39972 497 496 1 1145 1029 116 854 95 759 17121 6595 10526
263 263 770 696 74 394 30 364 10874 4122 6752
234 233 375 333 42 460 65 395 6247 2473 3774
3395 3352 43 6411 5555 856 7898 463 7435 86437 34170 52267 4 583 582 1 1202 1057 145 7717 401 7316 47534 19157 28377
2812 2770 42 5209 4498 711 181 62 119 38903 15013 23890
220 218 2 2938 2613 325 41 7 34 10437 4112 6325
2592 2552 40 2271 1885 386 140 55 85 28466 10901 17565
2575 2535 40 2253 1867 386 140 55 85 27983 10735 17248
17 17 18 18 483 166 317
428 416 12 2098 1836 262 9339 754 8585 76624 32975 43649 5 428 416 12 2098 1836 262 9339 754 8585 76624 32975 43649
207
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~ ;s;a ICfl q R "¥f, 3"ij)*ifT:! d ~ Cf 3"l:rifT:! d \l11 \lilfd \l11 ti @'II
TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTE AND SCHEDULED TRIBE POPULATION - URBAN BLOCKWISE
~ ~ 'IlT -.w:r;qrtl ¥o ~ ~ ~ ~ 'IlT 1Jl'Ir<nt1 ¥I ~ ~ m-;fO ~~ ~ ~ ~ m-;fO ~~ ~ ~ ~
Location Name of Town/ Total Scheduled Scheduled Location Name of Town/ Total Scheduled Scheduled Code No. Ward/Urban Population Castes Tnbes Code No. Ward/Urban Population Castes Tribes
Block Block
2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5
21/19/1 ~(";f."QT.) 19866 2540 892 21/19/1 ~-;j. 19 494 75 5 SHEOGANJ (M) Block No. 2C 607 45
cnt-;{. 1668 254 • 185 cni-;{. 9 1279 16 4 Ward No. Ward No.
~-;f. 709 50 34, ~-;:j. 21 678 15 4
Block No.2 639 23 61 Block No. 22 601 1 3 320 181 40
cnt-;{. cni-;{, 10 1265 246 4
2 1245 256 102 Ward No. Ward No.
~-;j. ~-;j. 23 535
4 697 173 102 Block N 0.24 730 246 4 Block NO.5 548 83
cnt-;{. cni-;{. 11 973 6
3 1218 116 Ward No. Ward No.
~-;f. ~-;f. 25 349 6
6 441 116 Block No. 26 231 Block No.7 425 27 393
? 352
cnt-;{. cni-;{. 12 945
4 1058 50 Ward No. Ward No.
~-;f. ~-;j. 28 442
9 407 32 Block No. 29 503 Block No. 10 651 18
cri-;{. cni-;{. 13 913' 13 16
5 1471 450 Ward No. Ward No.
~-;j. ~-;j. 30 455 4 4
11 447 35 Block No. 31 458 9 12
Block No. 12 337 214
13 463 26 cni-;{. 14 1008 46 21 14 224 175 Ward No.
qrt-;{. 6 1284 665 2 wW:f; -;:j.
Ward No. 32 318 5 14 Block No. 33 398 6
~-;j. 15 654 505 2 34 292 35 7
Block No. 16 630 160 cni-;{. 15 1913 183 123
<ni-;{. 7 1448 97 3 Ward No.
Ward No. ~-;:j. 35 479 43
~-;f. 17 823 88 Block No. 36 371 17
37 524 54 82 Block No. 18 625 9 3 38 539 69 41
cri-;{. 8 1101 120 5 ?ITt -1. 16 1077 22 426 Ward No. Ward No.
208
qfU'~112 - III APPENDIX - III
~ &:1IChqR ~, 3ijWild ~ q 3ijWild \l1"1\l1lm \if "1 <8&1 I TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTE AND SCHEDULED TRIBE POPULATION - URBAN BLOCKWISE
~ "f1R <ii{ "'f1l1rcnil ~ ~ ~ ~ "f1R q;'! "'f1l1,1qrgj ~ ~ ~ ~s-;fO ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~-;fO ~~ ~ ~ ~
location Name of Town! Total Scheduled Scheduled location Name of Town! Total Scheduled Scheduled Code No. Ward/Urban Population Castes Tribes Code No. Ward/Urban Population Castes Tribes
Block Block
2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5
21/19/1 ~-;f. 39 441 159 21!19/11 ~-;f. 18 480 32 81 Block No. 40 636 22 267 Block No. 19 270 17 212
20 814 7 388 21/19/11 fl:mtt ( 'Of. 'QT. ) 28117 4552 2065
'SIROHI (M) CfTt-.r. 8 1756 191 157 Ward No.
crl-.r. 1637 33 14 Ward No. ~-;f. 21 800 132 33
Block No. 22 654 30 80 ~-;f. 311 23 302 29 44
Block No.2 529 3 797 33 14 CfTt-.r. 9 1348 830 177
Ward No. crl-.r. 2 1639 194 134 Ward No. ~-;f. 24 652 407 112
Block No. 25 432 244 36
~-;f. 4 699 123 126 26 264 179 29
Block No 5 561 63 8 CfTt of. 379 8
10 1805 128 185 6 Ward No.
cniof. 3 1441 97 15 ~-;f. 27 661 119 3 Ward No. Block No. 28 728 9 7
29 416 175 ~-;f. 7 770 90 7
Block No.8 671 7 8 CfTt of. 11 1102 235 Ward No.
crrt of. 4 1655 83 106
Ward No. ~-;f. 30 407 57 Block No .. 31 695 178
~1h> -4. 9 766 41 97 CfTt"i. 12 1613 367 21 Block No. 10 889 42 9 Ward No.
crlof. 5 1938 1097 280 ~-;f. 32 636 106 17 Ward No. Block No. 33 427 209
34 550 52 4 ~-;f. 11 483 182 61
Block No. 12 637 178 214 CfTt of. 13 1333 19 8 13 412 391 5 Ward No. 14 406 346
~-;f. 35 810 13 7 crrtof. 6 1406 579 269 810ck No. 36 222 5 Ward No. 37 301
~-;f. 15 819 231 151 <mof. 14 1152 16 5 Block No 16 246 246 Ward No.
17 341 102 118 ~-;f. 38 525 16 5
crrt of. 7 1564 56 681 Block No 39 412 Ward No. 40 215
210
qn:~U! - III APPENDIX - III
~ 'S(1ICfi~I<"¥1, 3"I:wf-q~ ~ q 31'Wf-q~ 'JI+~IF<1 'JI1~&l1 TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTE AND SCHEDULED TRIBE POPULATION - URBAN BLOCKWISE
~ "fln: 'fit ";ffl1/mt! ¥l ~ ~ ~ ~ 'fit ";ffl1rcrrt/ ¥l ~ ~ ~~o ;:ffit<r~ ~ 7jfffu<ri ~ m~o ~~ ~ 7jfffu<ri ~
Location Name of Town! Total Scheduled Scheduled Location Name of Townl Total Scheduled Scheduled Code No. Ward/Urban Population Castes Tribes Code No. Ward/Urban Population Castes Tribes
Block Block
2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5
21/19/111 cni-:%. 12 1099 174 20 21/19/1V GI'Tt ~. 8 817 382 7 Ward No. Ward No.
~~ 24 748 166 19 ~~. 12 817 382 7
Block No. 25 351 8 1 Block No.
cni~. 13 1427 219 369 mt~. Ward No. 9 462 68 147 Ward No.
~-;j. 26 622 106 171 Block No. 27 805 113 198 ~~. 13 462 68 147
21/i9/IV ~ (~. 'fi. ) 9019 1770 654 Block No.
BHAWRI (CT) crrt~. 10 393 29 18
mt~. 527 31 9 Ward No. Ward No.
~~. 14 393 29 18 <<'IT'h ~. 527 31 9 Block No. Block No.
mt..f. 2 652 13 crrt~. 11 914 21 6
Ward No. Ward No.
~-;i. 2 652 13 ~q. 15 914 21 6 Block No. Block No
crrt ..f. 3 925 288 86 crrt~. 12 512 284 76 Ward No. Ward No.
~~. 3 438 123 21 ~-.:j. 16 512 284 76
Block No.4 487 165 65 Block No.
mi..f. 4 1038 86 276 Ward No. 21/19 V ~ 3mf_ ( ~. 'QT. ) 15593 3038 2364
MOUNT ABU (M) ~~. 5 541 69 276 Block NO.6 497 17 crrt..f. 1092 334 2
Ward No. cni-:%. 5 1131 40 8 Ward No. ~~. 568 96 2
~-;j. 7 448 27 4 Block No.2 524 238
Block NO.8 683 13 4 mt~. 2 934 149 14
qrt..f. 6 618 244 5 Ward No. Ward No.
~~. 3 386 56 ~-;j. 9 618 244 5 Block No.4 548 93 14 Block No.
cni..f. cni..f. 3 990 150 78
7 1030 284 16 Ward No. Ward No.
~-;i. 10 407 252 8 ~~. 5 524 55 27
Block No. 11 623 32 8 Block NO.6 466 95 51
211
qfU~U! - III APPENDIX - III
~ IS(1I Cfl ct 1 < ¥1, 3Fl+[1""l d \lTIfu Cf a:! 11!-q d \jj '1 \jj 1 ff, WH"i &11
TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTE AND SCHEDULED TRIBE POPULATION - URBAN BLOCKWISE
~ "'flT"{ CfiI ""lJl1rqrt / 'fC'I ~ .~ ~ "'flT"{ CfiI ""lJl1rqrt/ '¥' ~ ~ m~o ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~* ~~ ~ ~ ~
Location Name of Town/ Total Scheduled Scheduled Location Name of Town/ Total Scheduled Scheduled Code No. Ward/Urban Population Castes Tribes Code No. Ward/Urban Population Castes Tribes
Block Block
2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5
21/191V GIlt-.r. 4 1353 431 329 21/19/V ~t 22 671 212 177 Ward No. Block No. 23 184 33 32
~~. 7 420 66 62 cn-t-.r. 12 1017 213 166 Block NO.8 582 316 79 Ward No.
9 351 49 188 ~-::j. 24 348 165 117
mt-.r. 5 1650 273 262 Block No. 25 669 48 49 Ward No.
cn-t -.r. 13 1047 188 273 ~-;f. 10 564 75 202 Ward No. Block No. 11 349 82 22
12 737 116 38 ~-;j. 26 237 39 72 Block No. 27 810 149 201
mt-.r. 6 1564 402 306 Ward No. ~~";f:R 39802 9392 3364
ABU ROAD UA ~'4. 13 675 248 123
21/19NI (I) ~ m ( ";f.m. ) 38982 9382 3213 Block No. 14 243 18 24
15 646 136 159 ABU ROAD (M)
mt-.r. 7 1033 132 182 ~-::j. 2275 899 363
Ward No. Ward No.
~-::j. 16 452 93 51 ~""i. 453 161 37
Block No. 17 581 39 131 Block No.2 658 182 192 3 482 295 57
mt-.r. 8 1258 301 197 65 682 261 77
Ward No. Cfrt-.r. 2 1576 327 325
~-::j. 18 651 238 139 Ward No.
Block No. 19 607 63 58 ~-;j. 4 294 147 58
c.nt-.r. 9 1034 165 341 Block No.5 589 83 78 6 693 97 189
Ward No.
~-;j. Cfrt-.r. 3 1842 1052 77
20 548 21 315 Ward No.
Block No. 21 486 144 26
crrt-.r. ~-::j. 7 471 351 10 10 1766 55 5
Block No.8 673 404 23 Ward No.
66 698 297 44
""iTCh -;j. 28 393 Cfrt-.r. 4 1361 202 20 Block No 29 337 32 5 Ward No.
30 682 23
31 354 -fjfq; -::j 9 392 60 7
c.nt-.r. Block No 10 449 54 5 11 855 245 209 11 520 88 8
Ward No.
213
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~ is(1ICfiClI'("¥', 3ij*{l-q(l ~ q 3ij*{l-q(l 'J11\jjlfd \jj14~1 TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTE AND SCHEDULED TRIBE POPULATION - URBAN BLOCKWISE
~ '"1'11<: CfiT ;;J>!rcrrt/ "¥' ~ ~ ~ '!lR CfiT ;;J>!rcrrt/ "¥' ~ ~ m;:jo ~'iffiCfi ~ ~ ~ m* ~'iffiCfi ~ ~ ~ Location Name of Townl Total Scheduled Scheduled Location Name of Townl Total Scheduled Scheduled Code No. Ward/Urban Population Castes Tribes Code No. Ward/Urban Population Castes Tribes
Block Block
2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5
21/19NI crrt-:f. 19 3154 729 773 21/19NI cnt-:f. 22 1017 496 46
Ward No. Ward No.
~-t 55 638 126 280 ~-t. 71 479 142 21
Block No. 56 926 332 61 Block No. 72 538 354 25
57 491 18 259
58 544 96 165 cnt-:f. 23 1363 470 111
59 555 157 8 Ward No.
crrt-:f. 20 1187 354 31 ~-t. 73 491 134 35
Ward No. Block No. 74 872 336 76
~-t. crrt ;t. 24 1670 347 80
60 299 67 9 Ward No. Block No. 61 431 190 8
62 457 97 14 ~-t. 75 945 163 27 68 Block No. 76 725 184 53
cnt-:f. 21 1108 389 80 (ii) ~ ( OU.CJ ) 820 10 151 Ward No. (ii) SANTPUR (O.G)
~-t. 69 503 224 61 ~;:j. 63 387 5 37 Block No. 70 605 165 19 Block No. 64 433 5 114
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216
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17.
1 .
2.
3.
4.
217
LIST OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES - RAJASTHAN A-SCHEDULED CASTES
Adi Dharmi Machigar, Mochigar, Madar, 37. Koli, Kori Madig, Telegu Mochi,
Aheri Kamati Mochi, Ranigar, Rohit, 38. Kooch Band, Kuchband Samgar
Badi 39. Koria 18. Chandal
Bagri, Bagdi 40. Madari, Bazigar 19. Dabgar
Bariwa, ~erwa 41. Mahar, Taral, Dhegumegu 20. Dhanak, Dhanuk
Bajgar 42. Mahyavanshi, Dhed, Dheda, 21. Dhankia Vankar, Maru Vankar
Balai 22. Dhobi 43. Majhabi
Bansphor, Bansphod 23. Dholi 44. Mang, Matang, Minimadig
Baori 24. Dome, Dom 45. Mang Garodi, Mang Garudi
Bargi. Vargi. Birgi 25. Gandia 46. Megh, Meghval, Meghwal,
~awaria Menghvar 26. Garancha, Gancha
Bedia. Beria 47. Mehar 27. Garo. Garura. Gurda, Garoda
Bhand 48. Nat, Nut 28. Gavaria
Bhangi. Chura, Mehtar, 49. Pasi Olgana. RUkhi. Malkana, 29. Godhi Halalkhor. Lalbegi, Balmiki, 50. Rawal Valmlki. Korar, Zadmalli 30. Jingar
51. Salvi Bidakia 31. Kalbelia, Sapera
52. Sansi Bola 32. Kamad, Kamadia
53. Santia, Satia Chamar. Bhambhi, Bambhi, 33. Kanjar, Kunjar Bhambl, Jatava, Jatia, Jatav, 54. Sarbhangi Mochl, Raidas, Rohldas .. 34. Kapadia Sansi Regar. Raigar, Ramdasla, 55. Sargara Asadaru, Asodi. Chamadia, 35. Khangar Chambnar, Chamgar. 56. Singiwala Haralayya, Harall.Khalpa. 36. Khatlk
57. Thori, Nayak
58. Tirgar, Tirbanda
59. Turi
B- SCHEDULED TR\BES
Bhil, Bhil Garasia, Dholi Bhil. 5. Garasia (Excluding Rajput 9. Mina Dunqn Bhil, Dungri Garasia. Garasia) Mewasl Bhll, Rawal Bhil. 10. Naikda. Nayaka, Choliva~a Tadvi Bhll. Bhagalia. Bhllala. 6. Kathodl. Katkari, Dhor Nayaka, Kapadia Nayaka. Pawld. Vasava, Vasave Kathodl. Dhor Katkari. Mota Nayaka,Nana Nayaka
Son Kathpdi, Son Katkari Bhil Mlna 11. Patella
7. Kakna. Kokni. Kukna Damar. Damaria 12. Seharia, Sehria, Sahariya
8. Kall Dhor. Tokre Koli, Kolcha, Dhanka, Tadvi, Tetaria, Valvi Koigha
218
3l;_~~~ \iI'Tfir(fil~~ \jf~~II]I~1 'mt
~ f;R:nfti :~.1 ~/ ~~ ~~;;nfu 0-6 ~~.q ~ 1":f:RRJR~ w:ftuT/ if;~~ qft~ ~ ~ ;;nfu qft ~
~ ~'!fft~ Total Scheduled Total Scheduled Caste Caste Population Population
SI. District/P .S.I Totall No. of in the age-group 0-6 No. U.A.lCityl Rurall households
Town Urban with S.C. members
cx:rftD "F' ft:;rI.rl cx:rftD ~ ft:;rI.rl Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
~:~ <iT. IT 25176 125863 66009 59854 25994 13708 12286 lIT. fR 20480 101968 53320 48648 21470 11333 10137 ';f. fU 4696 23895 12689 11206 4524 2375 2149
1. ~ <iT.fT 3296 15915 8353 7556 3225 1690 1535 "!IT. fR 3296 15915 8353 7556 3225 1690 1535 ~. IU
2. mutt "lit.fT 4872 23642 12341 11301 4724 2567 2157 "!IT./R 4872 23642 . 12341 11301 4724 2567 2157 ~. IU
3. ~ "lit. fT 3365 15770 8182 7588 3176 1671 1505 m./R 2997 14000 7275 6725 2805 1477 1328 ~. IU 368 1770 907 863 371 194 177
4. amtm- <IT. fT 996 4904 2566 2338 967 505 462 "!IT./R 993 4894 2557 2337 966 505 461 ~. IU 3 10 9 1 1 1
5. ~ <it. fT 8322 43517 22788 20729 9750 5094 4656 "!IT. IR 8322 43517 22788 20729 9750 5094 4656 ~. IU
~:
1. ~ ("'t.'lT. ) ~. IU 482 2540 1333 1207 495 259 236
2. ft:rmt ("'t.'lT. ) ~. IU 905 4552 2439 2113 888 488 400
3. ~ ('1.'lT. ) ~. fU 525 2603 1384 1219 550 309 241
4. ~ ('>il.~.) "'I. IU 368 1770 907 863 371 194 177
5. ~~ (~.'lT. ) "'I. IU 614 3038 1643 1395 571 300 271
6. amt~ ':'I:R "'I. /U 1802 9392 4983 4409 1649 825 824
(i)~~ (':'I.'lT. ) "'I. IU 1799 9382 4974 4408 1648 825 823
(ii)~ (0fI.~. ) "'I. IU 3 10 9
219
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED CASTES
maR ~~~'!!IR'Ifq,'f~~ ~fti.RI
Literates Industrial Category of Main Workers 'I. ~.f"IlTl:~
~CfiTI'!1fif.I~ ~ DistrictJP.S.I Total Main Workers Cultivators U.A./City/
(I-IX) I Town
o:lIftli' ~ ~ '61:Ifui ~ ~ 'O!Iftt; ~ ~ Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2
24277 20331 3946 43340 32337 11003 15861 12715 3146 DISTRICT: SIROHI 14197 12977 1220 36907 26621 10286 15660 12534 3126 10080 7354 2726 6433 5716 717 201 181 20
2213 2045 168 5646 4223 1423 1965 1756 209 SHEOGANJ 2213 2045 168 5646 4223 1423 1965 1756 209
3665 3413 252 8479 5811 2668 2350 2012 338 SIROHI 3665 3413 252 8479 5811 2668 2350 2012 338
3369 2989 380 5126 4010 1116 1404 1175 229 PINDWARA 2890 2597 293 4694 3627 1067 1380 1153 227 479 392 87 432 383 49 24 22 2
1596 1285 311 1325 1200 125 281 264 17 ABU ROAD 1589 1278 311 1318 1194 124 279 263 16
7 7 7 6 1 2 1 1
3840 3644 196 16770 11766 5004 9686 7350 2336 REODAR 3840 3644 196 16770 11766 5004 9686 7350 2336
TOWNS:
945 750 195 686 599 87 8 8 SHEOGANJ (M)
1752 1322 430 1202 1040 162 33 27 6 SIROHI (M)
739 624 115 721 640 81 73 64 9 PINDWARA (M)
479 392 87 432 383 49 24 22 2 BHAWRI (CT)
1468 988 480 954 849 105 14 14 MPUNTABU (M)
4697 3278 1419 2438 2205 233 49 46 3 ABU ROAD UA
4690 3271 1419 2431 2199 232 47 45 2 (i) ABU ROAD (M)
7 7 7 6 2 (ii)SANTPUR (OG)
220
3ti~"'~(=1 \fflfuCfIT~~ \ilo:t'llJ,o:t' 'IDr
~ ~!'i:~.1 "¥II ~ Cf;l11 ~ CW'ff <it ~ ~ ~ '.~.fOI7R~ mo:ituTl Industrial Category of Main Workers
~ mm~ ~, ~ .q 'Ii1l'I Cfir-IT, lI'm'ft 'l:9'R Cf~
~, fuCfiR ->ih: <WTR, ~ <I'
SI. DistrictlP.S.I Total/ ~:rn~ No. U.A./Cityl Rural) Agricultural Labourers Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Mining and
Town Urban Hunting and Plantations, caporchards Quarrying and allied activities
II III IV
o;qfu; ~ ft:;r:ri 1.S1:!fui ~ ft:;r:ri 1.S1:!fui ~ fuI<rt Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
2 3 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
~;fmItT -Q\'./T 14035 7930 6105 303 256 47 462 323 139 m./R 13448 7474 5974 252 209 43 446 307 139 "f. /U 587 456 131 51 47 4 16 16
1. ~ m. IT 2509 1451 1058 50 39 11 11 11 m. IR 2509 1451 1058 50 39 11 11 11 ,. IU
2. ~ m./T 4131 2251 1880 71 62 9 17 12 5 m./R 4131 2251 1880 71 62 9 17 12 5 "'f. IU
3. ~ m. IT 1699 985 714 25 17 8 33 32 m./R 1575 880 695 21 13 8 33 32 "'f./U 124 105 19 4 4
4. amt m m./T 275 205 70 25 24 4 4 m./R 275 205 70 25 24 4 4 "'f. IU
5. ~ <iI.IT 4958 2687 2271 85 71 14 381 248 133 m./R 4958 2687 2271 85 71 14 381 248 133 "'f. IU
~:
1. ~ ("'f. 'tIT.) "'f. IU 74 52 22 7 7
2. ~T ("'f. '11.) "'f. IU 135 95 40 20 19 11 11
3. ~ ( 'I. "lTI.) "'f. IU 85 59 26 7 6
4. ~ (':iI. 'Ii. ) "'I. IU 124 105 19 4 4
5. ~ 3rr.l. ("'I. "qT.) "'I. IU 6 6 4 3 2 2
6. ~,~ "'f.~. "f. IU 163 139 24 9 8 3 3
(i) amt~ ("'I. 'tIT.) "f. IU 163 139 24 9 8 3 3
(iI)~ C<iT. -q.) "'I. IU
221
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED CASTES
~Cfimw'tcrrffiq;'t~~ flIffi tti. <=1.1
Industrial Category of Main Workers '1. ~.RTR~
~, t:imlcfo'l, fcff.!moT, ~, ~ ~.om~<fiT .om ~ <fiT q;p:f DistnctlP .S.I
m~~ii ~~~31fuftm U.A'/City/ Manufacturing, Processing, Manufacturing, Processing, Constructions Town
Servicing and RepaIrs in Servicing and Repairs in Household Industnes other than Household
Industries Via) VI(b) VI
~ ~ ~ ~ 'F' fh<Ji ~ 'F' ~ Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 2
1099 917 182 2106 1995 111 1383 1174 209 DISTRICT: SIROHI 847 719 128 1223 1155 68 1001 813 188 252 198 54 883 840 43 382 361 21
157 142 15 169 163 6 70 56 14 SHEOGANJ 157 142 15 169 163 6 70 56 14
212 189 23 192 179 13 322 193 129 SIROHI 212 189 23 192 179 13 322 193 129
197 163 34 466 439 27 336 331 5 PINDWARA 139 115 24 419 392 27 325 322 3 58 48 10 47 47 11 9 2
37 30 7 244 240 4 47 47 ABU ROAD 37 30 7 243 239 4 47 47
1 1
302 243 59 200 182 18 237 195 42 REODAR 302 243 59 200 182 18 237 195 42
TOWNS:
26 15 11 134 120 14 64 61 3 SHEOGANJ (M)
62 49 13 72 69 3 44 37 7 SIROHI (M)
10 4 6 199 197 2 49 46 3 PINDWAAA (M)
58 48 10 47 47 0 11 9 2 BHAWRI (CT)
16 15 38 36 2 65 61 4 MOUNT ABU (M)
80 67 13 393 371 22 149 147 2 ABU ROAD UA
80 67 13 392 370 22 149 147 2 (I) ABU ROAD (M)
(If)SANTPUR (OG)
~:a
~;_~""'I5Ift ~cnrf~r("ln1T~ ~o:t~IQlo:tl ~
Ifil1 f;rffil'l. ~.1 ~I ~ ~ CIif.t CW'if <tt ~ ~ ~ "I.<1.f"fTR~ lJ11ftuT1 Industrial Category of Main Workers
~ '&IT'Im~~ ~,~ ~Wuii
~~ SI. DistrictiP .S./ Totall Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services No. U.A.!City! Rural! and capommunication
Town Urban
VII VIII IX
c;qf;n ~ fur<n '1l'<Ifm ~ fur<n '1l1:!fu; ~ fur;rt Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
2 3 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46
~: funtI' m.IT 1659 1387 272 1539 1500 39 4893 4140 753 m./A 817 655 162 487 471 16 2726 2284 442 "1'. !U 842 732 110 1052 1029 23 2167 1856 311
fuqrhl m.IT 125 105 20 46 46 544 454 90 m./A 125 105 20 46 46 544 454 90 "I. IU
2. fu'{rtt m.IT 186 139 47 104 103 894 671 223 m./R 186 139 47 104 103 894 671 223 "l'. IU
3. ~ m. IT 163 123 40 129 126 3 674 619 55 m./A 126 92 34 85 82 3 591 546 45 "I. IU 37 31 6 44 44 83 73 10
4. ~~ m.IT 86 75 11 137 137 189 174 15 m.IR 82 71 11 137 137 189 174 15 "I. IU 4 4
5. ~ m.IT 298 248 50 115 103 12 508 439 69 m. fR 298 . 248 50 115 103 12 508 439 69 "I. IU
~:
1. fucrt;! ("I. '1T.) "I. IU 101 97 4 44 44 228 195 33
2. fu-mt ('9. 'l11.) "I. IU 116 110 6 79 79 630 544 86
3. ~ ('9. 'l11.) "I. IU 66 56 10 62 62 170 146 24
4. '41C1ft C;;f. 'if.'.) "I. IU 37 31 6 44 44 83 73 10
5. ~ ~ C'I. '11.) '9. fU 211 195 16 60 59 538 458 80
6 3mi~ '9. <1. "I IU 311 243 68 763 741 22 518 440 78
(I) ~ 'in? ("I. 'l11.) "I. IU 307 239 68 763 741 22 518 440 78
(ii)~ Cau. ~.) "I. IU 4 4
223
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED CASTES
"&!fui Persons
47
7739 7443 296
1073 1073
1633 1633
1530 1433
97
167 167
3137 3137
32
65
82
97
14
6
6
~~~~
Marginal Workers
:FI Males
48
625 588
37
47 47
174 174
122 105
17
17 17
245 245
10
4
17
3
2
2
~ Females
49
7114 6855
259
1026 1459
1459 1459
1408 1328
80
150 150
2892 2892
31
55
78
80
11
4
4
"&!fui Persons
50
74784 57618 17166
9196 9196
13530 13530
9114 7873 1241
3412 3409
3
23610 23610
1822
3285
1800
1241
2070
6948
6945
3
~'9'Cfi"f.t~
Non-Workers
:FI Males
51
33047 26111
6936
4089 4089
6356 6356
4050 3543 507
1349 1346
3
10777 10777
733
1389
740
507
791
2776
2773
3
fur;rt
Females
52
41737 31507 10230
5107 5107
7174 7174
5064 4330 734
2063 2063
12883 12883
1089
1896
1060
734
1279
4172
4172
DistrictlP .S.I U.A'/City/
Town
2
DISTRICT: SIROHI
SHEOGANJ
SIROHI
PINDWARA
ABU ROAD
REODAR
TOWNS:
SHEOGANJ (M)
SIROHI (M)
PINDWARA (M~
BHAWRI (CT)
MOUNT ABU (M)
ABU ROAD UA
(i) Abu Road (M)
(ii)SANTPUR (OG)
224
~"!~fI \j:fo:t\itlffi q;rRrMT~ \jf~~IOl"fl 'rot
"B1 fu!ffi I'l. "./ ~I ~.~ ~~~ 0-6 ~"Wii ~ "'1.".A'1"\~ ~I ir;~it ~~ ¥I~~7:Ji1~
~ ~>it~ Total Scheduled Total Scheduled Tribe
Trrbe Population Population 81. DlstnctiP S.! Total/ No. of In the age-group 0-6 No U.A.lCityl Rural! households
Town Urban with S.T. members
"&If;p ~ ft:5I"'-li ~ ~ fut!ri Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
fuwrr: fuirtt m.IT 28747 153005 78928 74077 32937 16636 16301 m./R 26498 142826 73524 69302 30968 15623 15345 "f. IU 2249 10179 5404 4775 1969 1013 956
~ <:IT. IT 2899 13796 7284 6512 2709 1438 1271 w. fR 2899 13796 7284 6512 2709 1438 1271 "f. IU
2. tmm " it. IT 1:187 6991 3618 3373 1509 764 745 TIl fR 1~3e7 6991 3618 3373 1509 764 745 "f. JU
3. ~ -,no IT 10088 53069 27221 25845 11676 5940 5736 TIl. fR 1)D30 52415 26872 25543 11541 5876 5665 "f. IU 158 654 352 302 135 64 71
4 ''!Wi in? -,no iT 9G43 54885 27971 26914 11778 5783 5995 TIl IR :J601 54734 27889 26845 11753 5770 5983 'i. IU 42 151 82 69 25 13 12
5. ~ it .T 2681 14890 7861 7029 3456 1775 1681 m. ,'R 2681 14890 7861 7029 3456 1775 1681 "f. IU
~:
1. ~ ('i. '11". ) 'i. IU 207 892 470 422 129 65 64
2. P1iTtrr ("'1.'11". ) "'1 fU 462 2065 1093 972 443 232 211
3. ~ ("!.T.JT.) 'i IU 196 840 457 383 151 82 69
4. 'llTrr>1 (''i'I:Cfl. ) "I iU 158 654 352 302 135 64 71
S 11~ ;~ ( .., 1l'1. ) 'i. IU 497 2364 1243 1121 485 252 233
6 lffilTf'? 'i.R "I fU 729 3364 1789 1575 626 31(1 308
(1\ -w.; m "1.'11 "I IU 687 3213 H07 1506 601 :lOS 296
(II!~ ('IT,,;! I "I IU 42 151 82 69 25 13 12
225
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED CASTES
man: ~ '1.f,TR ~ em'if <1ft ~ wm fW:rr M. 'B.I
Literates Industrial Category of Main Workers "I. 'I1.f'ffi~
:rw:rCfiTll'q;f.fCl'ffi ~ DistnctlP.S.l Total Main Workers Cultivators U.A./Cityl
(!-IX) I Town
o>:!fm ~ fuv.!i vffil; ~ W;r:rt o>:!fm "F'l f1:;;r;IT
Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2
11411 10169 1242 53405 42460 10945 29n6 26006 3nO DISTRICT: SIROHI 8315 n12 603 50353 39794 10559 29593 25839 3754 3096 2457 639 3052 2666 386 183 167 16
1685 1544 141 4881 3642 1239 1660 1407 253 SHEOGANJ 1685 1544 141 4881 3642 1239 1660 . 1407 253
501 479 22 2635 1888 747 879 735 144 SIROHI 501 479 22 2635 1888 747 879 735 144
2956 2759 197 19201 15048 4153 11571 10129 1442 PINDWARA 2798 2607 191 19010 1487.9 4131 11548 10108 1440
158 152 6 191 169 22 23 21 2
2773 2553 220 18129 15288 2841 12897 11583 1314 ABU ROAD 2758 2539 219 18080 15240 2840 12859 11546 1313
15 14 49 48 38 37
573 543 30 5747 4145 1602 2647 2043 604 REO DAR 573 543 30 5747 4145 1602 2647 2043 604
TOWNS:
268 223 45 303 242 61 12 12 SHEOGANJ (M)
534 471 63 624 532 92 44 34 10 SIROHI (M)
215 195 20 300 252 48 23 23 PINDWARA (M)
158 152 6 191 169 22 23 21 2 BHAWRI (CT)
751 574 177 674 604 70 3 3 MOUBTABU (M)
1170 842 328 960 867 93 78 74 4 ABU ROAD UA
1155 828 327 911 819 92 40 37 3 (i) ABU ROAD (M)
15 14 49 48 38 37 (II)SANTPUR (OG)
226
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~ f..;R;nf1:i:~ .I '¥II ~ ~ ~ com ett ~ !liuft >t&n '1."'.f91n:~ m>fiuT1 Industnal Cate~0!:X of Main Workers
~ ~~ ~, ~ if ~ Cfi\'IT, .~ <9'Rq~
~, ~ am: OWTR, ~ q
Sl. OistricllP .S.! Total! ~~ No. U.AJCityl Aural! Agricultural Labourers Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Mining and
Town Urban Hunting and Plantations, caporchards Quarrying and allied activities·
II III IV
c<Ifu; ~ ~ ~ .~ ~ O<!ftti ~ ~ Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
2 3 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
~:fmTtt <ir.rr 15069 9314 5755 1502 1016 486 456 371 85 m./R 14466 8994 5572 1410 935 475 447 362 85
"'. IU 603 420 183 92 81 11 9 9
1. ~ <fro IT 2143 1310 833 201 159 42 27 24 3 >IT./A 2143 1310 833 201 159 42 27 24 3 "I./U
2. ft:fmT m. IT 1349 840 509 238 167 71 2 2 >IT./A 1349 840 238 238 167 71 2 2 "f./U
3. ~ miT 5382 3060 2322 207 131 76 79 70 9 >IT./A 5318 3012 2306 206 130 76 79 70 9 "I./U 64 48 16 1 1
4. ~m m./T 3352 2259 1093 458 245 213 325 254 71 >n./R 3350 2257 . 1093 458 245 213 325 254 71 "I. IU 2 2
5. 'tero <fro IT 2306 1475 831 307 234 73 14 12 2 >IT./A 2306 1475 831 307 234 73 14 12 2 "I. IU
~;
1. ~ (""I.1ll. ) '1. IU 139 82 57 6 6 4 4
2. ~ (""I.llI. ) '1. IU 72 51 21 51 44 7 3 3
3. ~ (""I.1ll. ) '1 IU 100 58 42 8 7
4. 'Wffi C~. 'ifi.) '1. IU 64 48 16
5 ~ ~("I.1ll.) ""I./U 63 54 9 25 22 3 2 2
6. ~~ ('.~.) "I. IV 165 127 3B
(i) ~ ~ ("'I.'lI.) "I. IU 163 125 38
(ii>'~("<fI.~.) '1. IU 2 2
227
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES
~ 'IiTIl ~ 'Cffi'i'i cn't ~ ~ ~I't.~./
Industrial Category of Main Workers "I. ~.f'fTT1:~
~, m:rr1ofl, ~, Wlofl, mwr ~am:~'1.fiT afu:~'1.fiT'1.fiT'4 DistrictlP.S.I
q;p.f ~ '3Wl.q; ~ '3Wl t" 31fultm U.A.lCity/ Manufacturing, Processing, Manufacturing, Processing, Constructions Town
Servicing and Repairs In Servicing and .Repairs in Household Industries other than Household
Industries V(a) VI(b) VI
0I.lfm ~ ft::;r<rt 0I.lfm ~ ft::;r<rt 0I.lfm ~ fu<rt Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females.
29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 2
114 105 9 1215 1068 147 1130 980 150 DISTRICT: SIROHI 94 90 4 993 860 133 996 867 129 20 15 6 222 208 14 134 113 21
16 15 70 69 208 171 37 SHEOGANJ 16 15 70 69 208 171 37
25 19 6 30 28 2 SIROHI 25 19 6 30 28 2
50 47 3 405 337 68 469 429 40 PINDWARA 43 42 1 396 328 68 464 424 40
7 5 2 9 9 5 5
19 18 373 341 32 202 170 32 ABU ROAD 19 18 365 333 32 202 170 32
8 8
15 14 137 111 26 92 74 18 REODAR 15 14 137 111 26 92 74 18
TOWNS:
27 26 12 12 SHEOGANJ (M)
2 14 14 41 26 15 SIROHI (M)
2 2 40 37 3 11 11 PINDWARA (M)·
7 5 2 9 9 5 5 BHAWRI (CT)
8 8 33 29 4 MOUNT ABU (M)
9 7 2 124 114 10 32 30 2 ABU ROADUA
9 7 2 116 106 10 32 30 2 (i) ABU ROAD (M)
8 8 (ii)SANTPUR (OG)
228
~ 1.~(t \ito:t\jU Rt cnT f~w'nrr~ \it o:t~ 10 lo:tl -mr
;nq f;rmrcr.~.1 '¥9'1 ~'1fiTl'!~'C!Tffi'1fIT~~ J:jw.n "l.~.f'fl'T\~ ~I Industrial Categor~ of Main Workers
rrrtt<:r '5':!Tt:m:~~ ~.~ 3R~ 31'R tf;m
SI. DistrictlP.S.I Totall Trade and Commerce Transport, Storage Other Services No. U.A'/Cityl Aurall and capommunicatlon
Town Urban
VII VIII IX
'&.!fm ~ ~ '6!l'fm ~ ftw:!t 'CZl'ftp ~ ftwn Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females
2 3 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46
fuwIT: fufrtT m.rT 745 612 133 669 662 7 2729 2326 403 m./R 411 322 89 234 231 3 1709 1394 315 "'1'. IU 334 290 44 435 431 4 1020 932 88
1. rnm <IT. iT 50 44 6 56 55 450 388 62 m./R 50 44 6 56 55 450 388 62 "l. fU
2 fumft <IT. IT 14 10 4 7 7 90 79 11 m./R 14 10 4 7 7 90 79 11 "I IU
3. ~ m./T 129 102 27 96 94 2 813 649 164 m./R 110 84 26 61 60 785 621 164 "I. IU 19 18 1 35 34 28 28
4 ~Us m. IT 126 115 11 86 85 291 218 73 m./R 126 115 11 86 85 290 217 73 '1 IU
5 ~ m.rr 111 69 42 24 24 94 89 5 m./R 111 69 42 24 24 94 89 5 '1 IU
~:
1. ~ ('1."l1. ) '1./U 23 22 27 27 53 51 2
2. miriT ('1."l1. ) '1. iU 69 48 21 30 29 298 282 16
3. ~ ('1.'1T. ) '1 IU 12 12 58 58 46 44 2
4 ~ ('ll.C6. ) '1. fU 19 18 35 34 28 28
5. 'ffi'UC :m<I ~ ("'!. '1T. ) '1 IU 131 118 13 52 50 2 357 318 39
6 ~m "l.~. '1. !U 80 72 8 233 233 238 209 29
(I) ~ ~ ('1.'1T.) '1. /U 80 72 8 233 233 237 208 29
(II)~ r<lT.~. ) "I./U
DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES
~ Persons
47
18461 18337
124
1060 1060
738 738 \
8610 8593
17
6600 6600
1346 1346
43
25
17
24
14
1·1
~<fiTI'I~qJB
. Marginal Workers
'Fl'f Males
~8
1100 1078
22
82 82
63 63
433 431
2
331 331
171 171
19
2
~ Females
49
17361 17259
102
978 978
675 675 .
8177 8162
15
6269 6269
1175 1175
24
25
15
23
14
14
C'1fin Persons
50
81139 74136 7003
7855 7855
3618 3618
25258 24812
446
30156 30054
102
7797 7797
588
1398
515
446
1666
2390
2288
102
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51
35368 32652
2716
3560 3560
1667 1667
'1743 11562
181
12352 12318
34
3545 3545
228
542
205
181
638
922
888
34
ftwrt Females
52
45771 41484 4287
4295 4295
1951 1951
13515 13250
265
17B04 17736
68
4252 4252
360
856
310
265
1028
1468
1400
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SIROHI (M)
PANDWARA (M)
BHAWRI(CT)
MOUNT ABU (M)
ABU ROADUA
(I) ABU ROAD (M)
(II) SANTPUR (OG)
