CENSUS OF INDIA

1981

SERIES 4-BIHAR

DISTRICT CENSUS

HANDBOOK

PA RTS XIU-A & B

VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECIORY

VILLAGE & TO\VNWrSE PRlrvl.ARY CENSUS

ABSTRACT

MADHUB;ANI

DISTRICT

B. B. LAL OF THE INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE

Direct!),. 0/ Cellsu~ Operations. Bihar

Part I-A Part I-B

Part II-A Part H-B Part IIJ-A Part lII-B Part IV-A Part IV-B Part IV-C Part V-A Part V-B Part VI-A Part VI-B Part VII Part VIlI-A Part VIII-B Part IX

Part X-A Part X-B Part X-C Part XI

Part XII Part xnr·A Part XIII-B

1981 CENSUS PUBLICATIONS OF BIHAR

( All the Census Publications of this State wiJJ bear Series 4)

Administration Report--Enumeration } Administration Report-Tabulation Official use only.

General Population Tables (A-series Tables A-I to A-5) PJimary Census Abstract General Economic Tables (B-sclies Tables B-I to B-lO) General Economic Tables (B-series Tables B-ll to B-22) Social and Cultural Tables i,C-series Tables C-I to C-6) Social and Cultural Tables (C-series Tables C-7 (0 C-9) Household by composition and size (C-series Table Col 0)

Migration Tables (D-series Tttbles D-I to D-4) Migration Tables (D-series Tables D-5 te D-l3) Fertility Tables (F-scrics Tables F-I to F-19) Fertility Tables (F-series Tables F-20 to F-28) Tables on Houses and Disabled POpulRtioll (H-sfries Tabks H-I and H.2) Household Tables (HH-series Tables HH-l to HH-l6) , Household Tables (HH-series Table HH-17) Special Ta bies on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes

(SC and ST-series Tables). Town Directory Survey Reports on selected towns Survey Reports on selected villages Ethnographic notes and special studies on Scheduled Castes and

Scheduled Tribes. Census Atlas District Census Handbook-Village and Town Directory District Census Handbook-General PopUlation Tables (C. D. Block

and Town levels) and Village & Townwise Primary Cemus Abstract.

The maps included in this volume arc based upon Survey of India map with ihe permis&ioi1 l)f the Surveyor General of India.

© Government of India copyright, 1984

CONTENTS

Page

Foreword v Preface

Vll Important Statistics

Xl Analytical Note

'" 1 Analysis of Data 12 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES-

Madhubani Development Block 31 Bisfi Development Block 31 Benipatti Development Block 32 Madhwapur Development Block 33 Harlakhi Development Block 33 Basopatti Development Block 34 KhajauJi Development Block

'" 34 Jainagar Development Block 34 Ladania Development Block 35 Babu Barhi Development Block 35 Rajnagur Development Block 35 Pandaul Development Block 36 Jbanjharpur Development Block 37 Andhratha.rhi Development Block 37 Laukaha Developmen t Block 38 Laukahi Development Block 38 Phulparas Devdopment Block 39 Madhepur D~velopmenr Blork 39

PART A-VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY-

Village Directory ·lJ Madhubani Development Block 48 Bi~fi Dtvelopmem Block 56 Bl...nipalli Dtvelopment BJock 62 Maahwapul Dtvt.1epmem B10ck 72 Hadakhi D ... vdOpnH.;Dl Bleck 78 Bawpal d Developmenl Block 84 Khajuuli Development Block 88 Jainagar Dtvclopment Block 94 Ladania Devc}opment Block 98 Babu Barhi D.;vt!opment Block 102 Rajnagar Development Bleck 110 Pandaul Development Block 118 Jhanjharpur Development Block 126 Andhratharhi Development Bleck 132 Laukaha Development Block 138 Laukahi Development Block 144 Phulparas Development Block 152 Madhepur Development Block ... 164 Appendi1lt I to Village Directory 178 Appendix n to Village Directory J82 Appendix III to Village Directory . .. ... 183 AppendiJi IV to Village Dire~tory ... t .. 186

IV

T own Directory

Statement I-Status and Growth History

Statement II-Physical aspects and Lccal ion of Towns, 1979 Statement III-Municipal finance, 1978 .. 79

Statement IV-Civic and other amenities, 1079 Statement V-IvI .. diL'uJ, Educational; Recreational and Cultural

i"aL'iiili(;b, 1979

Statement Vl-Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking, 1979 Appendix Lo T,)WH Dir"cLory

PART B-URi3ANJVILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT­

Urball/Villagt: Pllimn y O.;n~us Abslract District Primary Census Abstract

Districl Primary C.:mus l\b:c.i ract of Scheduled Castes District PrinwIY Ccnsw, Ab: tract of Schedukd Tribes

Madhuballi D...:vdopmclli. Block Bisft Devcl0pll1ll1l Bleck Bcnipa!; i D,. \~ lopmcllt Block IvIadLwJ.pul D,Vl.j(_)pm~lH BIO(k HadLikhi D.:v"lopmc,it Block Basopaui DeY, IOP1l1l nl Block KhajL uti D;;:vdopl1ll.':l1i Block Jdill'.ig".l D .. v,-lUpml'lli Block Ladania Dc,cl"pl11uJI BjlJck Bubu BaJlii Di;:,v~ it'pmvl'l Block Rajllag~; r Devdopme Ii l Block PanddU! D, vL!~)pnH.lli Block Jhatijharpur Dt:\dcpmllH Bleck Andhra'll:i!:.1 D~ '.,·ii'p:l1Cnt Block Lauk..th~; 1),-v, j"pnl( l1l Block Laukdhi D, V( j(;PILCJlt Block PhUjp"~i'i:) D. Hicpmed Bleck Madhepur D v,- kpmcni Block

Appcruix lu lJ: b:ll1 Prim.;r} ('. n"us Abstract Anll(xure to 01 G .. r Pi im~; ry CLIF·U~ Abstract

MAPS-

Map of Madhub:'Li Di~\riCi Development Bleck l\ILtp::-

l'vladhub,l1 i Dc v< IrpmL nt Block Bi~fi D('vfll'pnwl1( Block Benipmli Dev,; !,'pm(lll Block Mndhw,; pur D, vckpmuu Block HUllakhi Dcwlcpment Block Basop<.itl i Devt lc..pmclJi Block Kbajau!i D,-vc Icpmt n1 Bleck Jainag~' r D,~v: lopmcnt Block Ladania Dl've1c,pmcJJt Block Babu Barhi Development Bleck Rajnagcu Dt. ve10pmcnt Block Pandllul Development Block Jhanjh.?rpur D,'vdcJ)mcd Block AndhlCll h~ll·,i D.;vcJepment Block Laukalw f), VC'kPl11l nt Block Laukahi Dcvdcpmcnt Block Phulparas Development Block Madhepur Development Block

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230 236 240 246 250 254 256 260 262 264 268 272 278 282 286 290 294 302 310 312

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11 13 IS 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37

FOREWORl>

The District Census Handbook (OCR), compiled by the Census Organisation 011

behalf of the State governments, is one of the most valuable products of the Census. The nCH is constantly referred to by planners, administrators, academicians and researchers. It is inter alia used for delimitation of constituencies, formulation of local level and regional plans and as an aid to district administration. The district census handbook is the only pUblication which provides Primary Census Abstrac[ (PCA) data upto village kvel for the rural areas and wardwise for each city 01 t(Jwn. It also prcvides data on infrastructure and amenities in villages and towns, etc.

The District Census Handbook series was initiated during the 1951 Census. It contained important census tables and PCA for each village and town of the district. During 1961 Census the scope of the nCH was enlarged and it contained a descriptive account of the district, administrative statistics, census tables and a village and town directory, including PCA. The 1971 nCR series was planned in three parts. Part A

related to village and town directOIY, Part B to village and town PCA and Part C. comprised analytical report, administrative statistics, district Census t abIes and certain analytical tables based on PCA and amenity data in re"pect of Villages. However, in some States it was confined to district Census tables and in a few cases altogether given up due to delay in compilation and printing.

While designing the format of 1981 DCH series some new features along with the restructuring of the formats of village and town directory have been attempted. At the same time, comparability with the 1971 data has also been kept in view. All the amenities e}jjcept power supply in the village have been brought together in the village directory with the instruction that in case an amenity is not available in the referent village the distance in broad ranges from the nearest place where the amenity is available may be given. The restructuring of the format of the village directory and incorporating more exhaustive data on infrastructure aspect particularly in relation 10 amenities and land-use pattern is expected to further meet the need of micro level planning for rural areas. It is expected to help not only in local area planning but regUlating the provision of goods and services as well so as to minimise the regional imbalances in the process of development. A few new items of information have also been introduced to meet some of the requirements of the Revised .Minimum Needs Programme. Such new items of information as adult literacy centres, primary health sub-centres, and community health workers in the village have been introduced in the village directory with this objective in mind. The new item on approach to the village is to have an idea about the villages in the district which are inaccessible. A new column, "total population and number of households" has been introduced to e:xamine the correlation of the amenities with the population and number of households they serve. Addition of tWr> more appendices listing the villages where no amenities are available and according to the proportion of scheduled caste and scheduled tribe population to the total population has also been made with this view in mind.

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The J Ol'mats of the town directory have also been modified to meet the requjre­ment:> of the Minimum Needs Programme by providing information on a few new items. A new statement on civic and other amenities in slums in Class 1 and Class II towns (Statement IV-A) has been introduced with this objective in mind. It is expected th:.,t this will help Ihe planners to chalk: out prograrumes on provision of civic amenitiee for the improvement of slums. The columns on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population in Statement IV relating to civic and other amenities and adult literacy

classes/centres under educational facilities in Statement V are also added inter alia with this view. A significant addition is class of town in all the seven statements of the town directory. The infrastructure of amenities in urban areas of the country can be best analysed by taking the class of towns into consideration. The addition of the columns on civic administration status and population in a few statements also serves this purpose.

The format of the primary census abstract for the villages and towns has been formulated in the light of changes in the economic and other questions canvassed 1hrough the individual slip of 1981 Census.

£n order to avoid delay in publication of 1981 OCR series it h<iS been so designed that Part A of the volume contains village and town directory and Part B, the PCA of

villages and towns including the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes PCA upto Tahsil/Town levels. At the beginning of the OCR a detailed analytical note supported by a number of in~et tables based on peA and non-census data in relation to the infrastructure has been introduced to enhance its value. The district and Tahsil/Police Station/C.D. Block, etc., level maps depicting the bounaaries and other important feature have been inserted at appropriate places, to further enhance the value of the publication.

This publication is a joint venture of the State Government and the Census Organisation. The data have been collected ana compiled in the State under the direction of Shri B. B. LaI, the Direclor of Census Operations, Bihar on behalf of the State Govern­ment which has borne lhe cost of printing. The task of planning, designing and coordi­nation of this publication was carried out by Shri N.G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) of my office. Dr. B. K.. Roy, D;:puty Registrar General (Map) provided the technical guidance in the preparaiion of the maps. Data received from Census Directorates have been scrutinised in the Social Studies Division at the headquarters und.:r the guidance of Shri M.M. Dua, Senior Research Officer. I am thankful to all who have contributed

in this project.

New Delhi the 26th April, 1982

P. PADMANABHA Registrar General, India

PREFACE

District Census Handbooks were brought out for the first time in 1951. Because of their wide ranging utility they are being printed in every Census since then. They are prepared and published by the Census Organisation on behalf of the State Government. The need for making micro"level data available to various government agencies, plnnncrs and data users as early as possible was uppermost in our mind while finalising the manmcript and it is a matter of deep satisfaction that the present volume is being published within a very short time of the taking of the Census. The District Census Handbook is divided into two parts, viz, (i) Part A containing the Village and Town Directories :'lOd fii) Part B containing Village and Townwise Primary Census Abstract and, the District Primary Census Abstract for general population. Besides, the District Primary Census Abstract for the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes population is also being published for the first time.

The basic data were collected in the Mauzawar Notes and Town Directory forms through the Block D~velopment officers and the Vice Chairmen/Executive Officers of the Municipalities and Notified Area Committees who functioned as Charge Superintendents

under the supervision of the District Census Officers and the subdivisional Officers. The District Officers had sent to us material which has been used for writing the 'Brief hist ory of the District', I am indebted to them all.

The Analytical Report which is based on the inset tables generated with the help of Village Directory and Village/Urban Primary Census Abstract takes note of the social, economic and demographic changes which have taken place in the District during the decade. District and C.D. Hiock Maps containing useful information on many items have also been included in the District Census Handbook.

1 am grateful to the State Government for their co-operation in collection of such a large mass of data. I would like to make a mention of warm anti wholehearted co-opera­tion which was throughout extended by the District Officers, tlv' Subdivisiona! Officers, the District Census Officers and the Block Development Officers. In my office S.jShri R.D. Aggarwal, D.N. Mahesh, Deputy Directors and Shri N.M. Alvi, As~istant Director organised and supervised the work of at different stages. In this voluminous job valuable assislance was rendered to me by Shri S.K.. Sinha, Investigator, who was mainly responsible for super­vision and scrutiny of the entire job from the beginning to end. He was ably assisted by his team of Statistical Assistants, Computers and a few lady Checkers and Coders. The infor­mation contained in Part B was basically compiled in respective Regional Tabulntion Offices under the supervision of the respective Deputy Directors and it was again scrutinised and given final shape in the P.C.A. Cell at the headquarters headecl by Shri P.N. Sinha, Investi­gator. Shri Md. Abbas, Zonal Research Officer (Map) and his tcam have produced excellent District and C.O. Block maps. Shri A.L. Das, Investigator and Shri Sheo Prasad, Senior Technical Assistant have helped in getting the volume printed. Shri R. B. Singh, Dy. Director happend to be incharge of printing and for sometime also looked after the D.C.H. Section. I am thankful to them all.

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r am personally indebted to Shri P. Padmanabha, Registrar G6neraJ, India under whose guidance it has been a rare privilege to strive for results.

r am also thankful to Dr. N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) for the valuable guidance received from him from time to time.

rowe· my thanks to MIs. New Sahni Printing Press, Patna, who have under­taken the work of printing of this volume and accomplished the same with promptness.

Paina: B.B.LAL the 28th SeptembPr, 1982 Director of Census Operations, Bihar

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IMPORTANT STATISTICS Madhubani

Bibar State District

POPULATION TOTAL Persons 69,914,734- 21325,844 Males 35,930,560 1) 73;383 Females 33,984,174 1,152,461

RURAL Persons 61,195,744 2)53,441 Males 31,170,556 J,134,507 Females 30,025,188 1,118,934

URBAN Persons 8,718,990 72,403 Males 4,760,0(:)4 38,876 Females 3,958,986 33,527

DECENNIAL POPULATlON GROWTH RATE 1971-81 +24.06 + 22.93

AREA (Sq. Kms.) 173,877.0 3,501.0

DENSITY OF POPULATION (Per Sq. Km.) 402 664

SEX RATfO (Number of Females per 1,000 Males) 946 982

LITERACY RATE Persons 26.20 21.75 Males. 38.11 33.79 Females 13.62 9.4~

PERCENTAGE OF' URBAN POPULATiON TO TOTAL 12.47 3.11

POPULATION

PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL POPULATION-

(i) Main Workers Persons 29.68 28.2i Males 49.20 50.30

Females 9.06 5.71

(i i) Marginal Workers Persons 2.67 1.62 Males 0.98 .0.70 Females 4.44 2.56

(iii) Non-Workers Persons 67.65 70·17 Males 49.82 49.00 Females 86,50 91.73

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BREAK UP OF MAIN WORKERS: PERCENTAGE Bihar State District

AMONG MAIN WORKERS-(i) Cultivators Persons 43.57 42.30

Males 46.71 44.96

Females 25.54 18.43

(ii) Agricultural Labourers Persons 35.50 46.22 Males 30.65 43.18

Females 63.33 73.54

(iii) Household Industry Persons 2.38 2.54

Males 2.32 2.36

Females 2.76 4.09

(iv~ Other Workers Persons 18.55 8.94

Males 20.32 9.50

Femalos ~.37 3.94

PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTE Persons 14.51 12.81 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 14.36 12.86

Females 14,67 12.77

PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED TRIBE Persons 8.31 0.03 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 8.11 0.03

Females 8.52 0.03

NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES 9,891,123 331,146

NUMBER OF VILLAGES Total 79,208 1,116

Inhabited 67,546 1,032

Uninhabited 10,,02 81 Constituents 1,360 3 .-

of towns "

NUMBER OF TOWNS 220 3

DIsrRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK PARTS A&B

ANALYTICAL NOTE

Brief hlsto ry of the district

The newly created district of Madhubani was carved out of the old D1rbhanga district in the year 1972 as a result of reorganisation of the districts in the State. This was formerly the northern subdivision of Darbhanga district. It consists of 18 Develop­ment Blocks. Bounded on the north by a hUly region of Nepal and extending to the border of its p:uent district D.ubhanga in the south, Sitamathi in the west and Saharsa in the east, Madhubani

fairly represents the centre of the territory once known as Mitl-tila and the district has maintained a di~tinct individuality of its own. 'the !!eographical features of the district, assuring a certain amount of security and seclusion, are responsible for the evolution of a somewhat characteristic culture. It was as a result of this assured security on accoilnt of g~o~raphical features that traditions could grow unhampered and the literacy pursuits in different directions could continue unabated through the a~!9. Nlturally, therefore, the philosophical discus~ slons and erotic poems found a fertile soil in the district. The district has a number of important villages and could b~ said to be the core of M,lithili

culture.

Practically there are no prehistoric sites in the district though remains of the earliest aboriginal population can be seen in some parts of the distJ!ict. H'lntet in hi;; 'Statistical Adcount~ has referred to the existence of the people, known as the Tharus in the erstwhile old subdivision of Madhubani. The BTtars are also believed to have belonged to some aboriginal race though nothing positive ab0ut them is known from any reliable source. The Bhar settlements in the north-eastern part of the district indicl\te that they p09sibily wielded some power in tke remote l'art. Prom the work of Dr. Suniti 1(.amat Cbatterji entitled 'Kiratajanakhtil it appears that Kirata'l also inhabited the district for a consi~ <terable period. The Mahabharata alSo thfoWi light OA the Klrara cqltllre. Prior tc) tbc J\ryanisation of

this land the area seems to have been under the aboriginal population and Shiva worship was pre­dominant. The association of the family of Janaka with the worship of lord Shiva is an indicatiun of the fact that though they formed the vanguard of Aryan culture they had to compromise with the local religious belief, dominated by the Shaivas. The kingdom of Videha included a greater portion of the distrIct. In course of time it was ruled by a successive line of kings commonly known as Janakas.

If tradition is to be relied upon, the Pandavas during their exile stayed in some portion of the present district and Pandaul (block headquartc-rs) is associated with them. Janakpur, capital ot Videha is situated at a short distance to the north-west of the district in the Nepalese territory and tradition points to the vill~ge of Phulhar in the north-east corner of the Benipatti thana as the ftower-garden where the kings' priests used to gather flowers for worship and identiftell its temple with that of D:!vi Oirija, which was worshipped by Sita before her marriage with Rama. Legends and traditions aSiociate this district with a number of sages and master-minds of ancient times. Village Kakrul is associated with ICapil, AfIiati with Ahilya wife of Gautaina, Risaul with Vishwamitra and Jagban with

Yajnavalkya (ascribed to the great sage of Mithila).

There is historical evidence to show that v'~deha (now Mithila) was one of the eight republics of Vrijjian confederacy long before the advent of Bllddha. Though the headquarters of the Lichch­havis was at VaishaIi, they wielded political power over certain parts of tho;; present district of Madhu­bani alsQ. The growing power of the Vrijji conf~.,

deracy brought them int 0 collision with the kingdom of Magadh.

Bimbisar, the founder of the Magadhan imperial power aspired for imperial power an~ tlle ambition

ran in the veins of his son, Ajat Shatru as well. Ajat Shatru subdued the Lichchhavis and conquered the whole of North Bihar. He brought Mithila under the control of the Magadhan empire. The

history of the Lichchhavis comes down unbroken to the days of the imperial Guptas. The Lichchhavis founded a kingdom in Nepal and even the earliest royal house of Tibet owed its origin to the Lichch..; havis of Vaishali. The migration of Lichchhavis to NepaJ and Tibet mark; a great event in the histcry of North Bihar and the district of Madhubani being at the core of thp region must have played a dominant part in this great trek as the route to Nepal lay through this district.

Madhubani must have shared in the religious and ·cultural ferment which ~o deeply stirred the hearts of the people of the Gangetic V~l1f"y in the 6th century B. C. Since the whole of North Bihar was deeply influenced by the teachings of two great. reformers (Mahavira and Buddha). it is only naturaJ to infer that the people of Madhubani actively participated in the propagation of these reform movements. According to one theory Mahavira himself was a Vaideha domiciled in the ·suburb of Vaishali and was the son of a daughter of Mithila. Buddha also visited Mithila thrice and he had a great· love for Vaishali. It may be further noted here that Buddha's most devoted disciple, Anand was a Vaidehamuni, a monk of the land of Videhas. Both the Jain and the Buddhist literature contain innumerable references to the district of Madhubani and its neighbouring territories. Very little is known about the history of Madhubani from the time of the Kusanas to the rise of the Ouptas. If the tradi­tional belief of K.anishka's taking away of Buddha~s alms bowl can be fiven any credence, then it may be presumed that the Kushans ruled over the portions of North Bihar including Madhubani. According to a tradition in Mithila, the village Andhra Tharhi is associ8ted with the rule of the Andhras (Satvahanas) in Bihar.

... Between the fall of the Kushanas and the rIse

of the Gupt&S, the Bharasivas and the Vakatakas bad rUled. The Bharasivas are associated with the Bhars of the erstwhile Darbhanga, Saharsa and North Munger. Numerous villages of the district ~r~ . ~ssociated with the llhars ~nd they claip)ed

power down to the 15th century. It also appears

that after the fall of the Kushanas, the Lichchhavis

'fegained political power and it was as a result of the matrimonial alliance between the Lichchhavis anil the. Gupta that the latter came to power in Magadha.

As a result of the aforesaid matrimonial alliance the Gupta succeeded in carving out a powe:ful empire. The GUpta renaissance brought in its trail the revival of the c1assical Sahskrit language. The temple at Uchchaith is fondly associated with K'1Jidllsa though there is nothing positive to show that Kalidasa was a MaithiJ.

After a temporary period of im,tabiJi1y, Madhu­bani came under the control of the Oinwaras, also, known as thf' K;lmf'~hWflr3. Thakura or the- Sug[lun~

dynasty. These Hindu chiefs were left undisturbed by the ~hc:lim C")l1Qur:1'ors who had bv then conque­fe-d the whole of Mithila. Wh.en Hflji Ilvas of Bp.ngal dividf'd Tirhut into two. parts,. the Oinwar R,.aja. shifted his capital to Sugauna. ne~r MadhubanL

The district thereafter remained a part of (pe. Mughal Subah. There was no event of great signi .. ficance during the next century and a half. The Afghans· who had settled in the district became active when they saw Mughal power dec,Jining. Alivardi Khan, however, hurried with his forces

and inflicted a crushing defeat on the Afghans and quietened them for ever,

British period

The decisive victory of the Br.itish in. the battle of Bux:ar in 1764 gave them undisputed sway oyer the I.ower Provinces of BengaL As a .consequence" ' Madhubani, along with other parts of Bihar, passed under the control of British. The history of the district thereafter is merged with the history .of British rule in India. The British adminis,tratO,rs took steps to establish law and order. Besides the trouble-mongers in Mithila, they had also to deal. with the incursions of the Nepalese. The trouble with Ne.p~l culminated in the Indo-Nepalese war. After concluding peac.e with Nepal, the British administrators had a comparatively quiet time till tlle 1857 ~ovement,

1n 1857, patriotic fervour raged high in Madhlf" bani district as in many other districts of Bihar. Later the call of the non-cc-operaticn movement also found adequate response in the district of Madhubani and many people volunteered to serve tlie cause championed by Mahatama Gandhi. KJiadi spirining and weaving was adopted as a must for congress workers. A Khadi centre was opened at Madhubani. It gradually expanded its activities. Khadi ,became very popular and Madhubani soon emerged as a renowned centre of Khadi production. The 'popularity 01 Khadi weaving and spinning in the district went a long way in inspiring the people

towards the nationalist cause. Madhubani district l'layed an important role in the country's freedom struggle.

(Source' lJistrict Gazetteer, Darbhanga and District Census Handbook; 1961)

Natural divisions ,,'

The district consists of a vast low lyfug plain intersected by numerous streams and marshes; but traversed also in parts by upland ridges. The land is generally high, specially in blocks of Benipatti; Madhubani, Jainagar, Ladania, Laukaha and in the SOllth of PhulpaIas, which contain stretches of highland. The soil of the district is highly calcarious. It is a mixture of clay and sand in varying propor­tions. In the major part of the district, clay or matiari is mostly found. Thh contains negligible proportion of sand and since it can retain moisture, it is suited to paddy cultivation.

In shape, the district resembles a parallelogram, its mean bre8,dth from west to east being a little greater than its mean length from north to . south. It consists of a rich alluvial plain intersected by numerous rivers and streams issuing from the Nepal hills and running almost parallel to each other from north to south. The importaht rivers of the di~trict are the little Baghmati, Kamla, K.arai, Balan and Tiljuga. The little Bagbmati enters tbe district at Bishanpur Ugarpati about 19 Kms. west of Beni.,. patti, and after being joined by its tributary the Dha,us near Bankuta. in the same block; takes a sQ~tb.~l{astcrly. course. 'l'hc Kamla r~vcr flows, sout.h" ward from th.e MIls and fallS int9 the litde Baghmati.

This river frequently changes its courSe arid ifs ~df­are found all over the north of the district. To the east of this river are little Balan and the Dalal: proper and the Tiljuga which skirts af(~llnd, the eastern boundary of the district.

Climatic conditions

The climate of this district is generatly healthy: There are three well marked seasons, viz. a pleasant cold seasonj a hot, dry summer and the rainy season; The cold weather begins in November and conti., nues upto February, though March is also some. what cool. Westerly winds and dust storms begins to blow in the second half of March and the tempe'" rature rises considerably. May is the hottest month when the temperature goes up to about 42°C. Rains' set in towards the middle of June when the tempera~ ture begins to fall and humidity rises. T.hough the rains continue tiII the end of September or the. middle of October, these months are noLso hot:

RainfaU

Madhubani district gets more rain than its adjoin. ing districts; The rainfall in Madhubani fown is nearer the district average. The rains usually start in the middle of June. The maximum rainiall occurs' between the second half of July and first half of August. The average annual rainfall in the district varies between 1,000 and 1,500 mm. in a year. The district also gets some winter rain.

Flora and Fauna

Tirhut, Which inclUded Madhubani district also Was formerly famous for the variety of its fauna in tbe days when forests covered large stretches of land: which are now under the plough. The advancement of cultivation, the growth of popUlation and the extension of means of communications have practi. cally'denuded the district of forest and also of wild buffalOes, tigers, elephants and leopards.

Among the birds found in the distnct are various kinds of quails, patridges and ducks, Snipes, cranes. storks and sparrow are commonly seen. '

Fish are plentiful. The common varieti~s. are rohu. bachwa, tengra, katla, sing~, ~nd poa.n.,Hils_qij" found only occasionaHy. ,. " . - '

~~ ~ pattern

As is.· mentioned in the district Gazetteer of Darbhanga (1962), until a century ago a great part of the land was uncullivated partly owing to the desolation caused by the terrible famine ot 1770 and partly because cf the oppression of the farmers by the landlords (Zamindars) for collection of revenue. From the middle of the 19th century, the position impIoved and reclamation of jungles staned and the cultivated area has increased to three-fihhs ot the total area. There was still a considerable amount of swamp and manh which remttintd under water for the greater part of the year. There were also JWlJlY stretches of cuhu_rable jungles along the banks of streaJlls aJld on the Nepal frontier where it was due to the large number of mango groves which stre\\ed the .land; this tract was the stronghold of Brahmanism and many of the groves had been ptant~d wil~ religious motives. The land in the distr~~t ts mainly low and produce one crop in the year, and so the necessity for high cultivation does not arise. In a year of good rainfall no one w~uld think of leaving lice lands fallow, and indeed, rice lands positively deteriorate when left uncultivated, as the) become baked and hardt11ed, the 'ail&' or partitions between the fields become broken, ana the drains by which the land would be usually irrigated get filled up or obliterated.

. So, f~r as agricuh ural production is concerned, the district is mainly a paddy and sugar-cane gT0W­ing area. The staple food consists "f rice, dal and vegetables. Murhi (fried rice), gur, e-hura and curd constitute their favourite refreshment. Use of biri, tobacco, pan and supar; (betelnut) is very common.

Irrfgational facilities

Madhubani, like ether districts of North Bihar, is dependent for its crops on the local rainfall. The failure or premature cessation of rainfall is a disas­ter for the wi.nt~r crops (especially rice) which is the main crop of the district. A considerable part ofthe oistrict is fiood~prO:ne. The standing crops are .also atfected by heavy rains as well as water tlowing out of Nepal territory.

'"' Ar.ificial irrigation is a"Iso praC'iced in the di~. 'Cri~ tloath its fun potential"has not been realised. .. ~ . .' . - .

Th,ere the .nu~erous strea!ps ar.d rivers w~i~b intet .. sect the dlstnct are utilised for the ~upply of water tc the winter rice crop especially in Khajauli and Phul­paras blocks. In Benipatti block nearly one t4h-d of the net crop.pe9 area is irrigated froD;l a cOplpl~t' ~y~'! tem of ',p~mes' or artitlcial cpannels led 9ft" fr9Dl \l)~ Kamla river. Besi<1,es these sources, . tanleS ~e \I,~d

all oVer the district for the irrigation of the fields in their· neighbourhood, either to expedite the transplantation of the wimer rice seedlings or to prevent them froID withering ouring a break in the rains. Tube-wells and ane~ian Wt.ll~ are also being utilised for the pUlpose of anificiG.l irrigalion.

Mines & Minerals

The district is fOImed of thick alluvial soil. Bed& of Kankar or nodular lime stc.ne 01 inferior quality are occabionally mt t 'Vith. The river banks are generally made up of lit. w alluvium formed by continuous deposit of silt by the Iiverb. S~hpeue is the only ~~eral [Qund in the district.

Industrialintion

Among the old-time indu5tries Which 51tll con .. tinue is the manufacture of suga{ and, iu fact~ 6lJ&ar industry is one of the most imponam industries in the district and consumes the large cu,put of

s ngar·cane.

Spinning and weaving are very old and highly devdcped handicrafts in the diftrict. The Kb~di Glamodyog etnlre located at Madhub&ni is famous- for weaving. There are still Mahhilladies who spin fine yarn and can weave bumtiful textiles. It is said that some of them can spin the length of yarn needed for the sacred thread (JanaulJ and put it in the cepfuk of a cardamom. This speDks of the high qua1j:y of the handloom textile of the distnct. The famcus Madbubani pdnting or the Mi hile Pdn~irg as it i& kr.c.wn is also the handiwork of the· p(.Ople e~pecially the women of Madhubani.

Madhubani is-essentiaHy an agrreuf1uraJ district but there are also a number of small .. !>cale industries.

Livestock

The Dis:rict Grzetfeer of narbha~ga (t96~} ~etltio13S that rearin~ .~f ~attl~ ~s an imp(man.t

subsidiary occupation of the district. The distIict is well stocked with cattle, and the Khajauli and Phulparas bl0cks contain a large number of mikh cattle, draught cattle and agricultural stock of ~1l kinds. These two blocks contain the Jabdi and Bachaul parganas, which are Doted for their breed of callIe. A Dumber of veterinary po~phals and di&pensaries have been opened at difft-rem cePtres in the di!:>trict which has reduced the mortality of cattle.

Communications

The District Gazetteer of Darbhanga mentions that in the early days ot British administration, North Bihar was far better provided wid:~ rQads than the Sou.h Gangetic districts. Probabj~ the most importanl reason tor this was the extensive cultiva­tion of indibo in the distncls of North Bihar. It was, thertfore, natural that attention would be

given to the maintenance and improvement of meaDS of communication.

The district has a well-knit communication system. It is served by the North Eastern Railway. It als.., has a sound system of roadways and considerable boat traffic in the bigger rivers. A Bus Depot of the Bihar State Road Transport Corporation is also functioning at the district headquarters. Before that private buses used to ply in major parts of the district. The district is covered by metre gauge railway between Darbhanga and Jainagar, Darbhanga to NiImali and Darbhanga to' Laukaha. Tbe proposal for conversion of narrow gauge into broad gauge from Samastipur to Jainagar has'almost been finalised. The landing ground for aircraft has also been constructed.

Trade and Commerce

As regards trade and commerce,' this district txports fish, bandlocm cloth, makhana' (water

berries), mangoes, sugar-cane, lichi, paddy, and brass metal articles to various cities inside and outside the State. It imports medicine, machine, fine elothes, ~hoes and eosmetic materials from other places. Madhubani has been an important centre for trade with Nepal since the latter part of the 19th century. There used to be frontier trade registration ofiices a.t Madhwapur and Umgaon. The principal hems of export from Madhubanito Nepal are cotton, sugar, silk, betelnut and tobacco and those of import from Nepal have been paddy, timber, mustard seed, pulf'es, etc. A number of rice mills and timber saw mills have been set up in the district on Nepal border.

Social and Cultural events

In some parts of the district Lord Indra:, (-Goo of rains) is worshipped with great enthusiasm and devotion. Madbubani, the district headquarters, Jainagar, Rajnagar, and Madhepur are the impor~ tant places where this festival is -held for 7 days in the month of September and before Dussera. Thousands of people including females from diffe­rent parts of the district attend the fair, meet their relatives! do shopping and finally return home. The sale of eatables during this period is the maximum as compared to the rest period of the year. Jt is said that thi!:. puja originateo from Darbhanga Raj. The Dusadh community of this district also ceJe", brates Shailesh puja in the month of September every year. It is said that Shailesh was tbe most popular king, who belonged to this community. This festival, however, is not popular among the Dusadh commu­nity of other districts.

Other religions functions are also reg\,llarly held by different communities in the district.

bRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PLACES OF RELIG10US, HISTORICAL AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL IMPOR­TANCE IN VILLAGES AND PLACES OF TOURIST INTEREST IN THE TOWNS OF THE DISTRICT

t. Andbratbarbi

. The village is the headquarters of the develop­ment block bearing the same name and is situated at a diftance of 19 kms. from Jhanjharpur Rly. station. It has an old temple known as Kamladitya whose fOl.1 ndation was laid by Sridhar, the minister of Nanya Deva of Karnatak, the first ruler of MithHa. The temple contains images of Surya, Vishnu, Lakshmi and Astacial K.amal, The Kamladitya temple signifies both the Sun and Lak­shmi-Vishnu.

2 .. Balirajpur

The village, situated about 25 kms. north~east of Madhubani, contains the remains of a1'1 old fortress kn~w~ as Baligarh. Tradition a~cribes the fort to Jdpg :pali of the epic period. It is protected by the A~~haeological Department.

3. Basudevpur

Thi~ village, situated about 16 kms. east of Madhubani, was an important centre of the old Rajput K.ingdoms of Bhara and Gandha. The Gandhwariya Rajputs of the district are associated with this place.

4. Bba" anipur

It is a large village si.uated 5 kms. from the block headquarters of Pandau!. The village is noted for its temple of Ugranath and traditional association with famous MaithiIi poet, Vidyapati. As the legend says, Vidyapati was such a great devotee of Lord Shiva that the latter began to serve Vidyapati as his servant named Vgna.

5. Bmt Bbagwanpur

The village lies about 9 kms. south of the block! headquarters at Madhepur. The 1961 Census report mentions that it has an old temple of Lord Shiva

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known !.is Bideshwarithan. It is believed that the deity was installed by Shri Bideshwar Thakur, the great-grand father of the renowned poet Vidyapati. Around the temple there are various carvings of black stones. The village is believed to have been the seat of D.!nbansi Rajas, remains of whose fortress still exist in the heart of the village.

6. Bidesbwarstban

Situated about 1 km. from Lohna Road railway station the village is noted for its Shiva temple named as Bideshwarsthan. Numerous devotees congregate at the temple every Monday particularly in the month of Magha. A large fair is also held annually on the Qccasion of Shivaratri.

7. Bisfi

A large village, situated 9 kms. from Kamtau1 railway station, is the headquarters of the develop­ment block of same name. It is noted as the birth p1ace of tbe renowned Maithili poet Vidyapati. Tbe vilJage contains some remnants of his bouse. The Devi temple in which the poet once used to recite hymns and offer prayers, also stands. Every year the birthday of poet Vidyapati is celebrated with great enthusiasm.

8. kakraul

A. village, situated at a distance of 24 ktns. south from Laheriasarai, is famous for the Kapileshwar Mahadeo temple. It is said that the temple was built by Kapildeva Muni, the celebrated author of the collection of Vedic hymns called the Sankhya Yoga. A fair is held annually in January and people worship Lord Shiva.

9. Mangrauni

The village lies in the development block of Rajnagar and according to the Panjikars (local chroniclers) it is more than a thousand years old.

It hoas the privilege of producing a number of scholars with significant contribution to the world of learning.

16. Saurath

This is a roadside village on M'ldhubani-Jainagar road ~nd contains a temple known as Somnath Mahadeva. 1t owes its importance to the annual Sabha held by Maithili Brahmins for p._egotiatin~ marriages. Many Panjikars, who keep the gencaologi­cal records of different families, reside here.

11. Satghara

The village is situated about 2 kms. from Raj­nagar railway station. It is noted for its palace of the Rajnagar Raj ano heautiful temples. The buildings and the palace have been largely destroyed during the 1934 earthquake. It is a flourishing business centre also.

U. Shilanath

A village, situated 3 kms. south of Jainagar, has an old temple of Lord Shiva and has religious importance. A big fair is held annually on the occa­sion of Kartik Purnima.

13. Phulhar

- The village is situated about 6 kms. west of the

block headquarters at Harlakhi. The village contains

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the temple of Goddess Girija. It is said that princess Sit a used to come here every day to worship the goddess. Lord Rama saw her for the first time at this place.

14. Kalna

The village lies 5 kms. east of the blC'ck head­quarters at HarJakhi. It is noted fot its temple of Kialneshwar Mahadeo said to have been built by king Janaka.

IS. Ucbaitha

The village in Benipatti block IS noted for its temple of Bhagwati on the western bank of Thumane river. According to a le-gend, the renowned Sal1skrit poet and dr<tmatist Kalidas was blessed by Bhag~a'ti . at this place.

16. Jainagar

Jainagar is a notified area committee and the headquarters of the development block bearing same

name. It contains the rClpains of a mud-built fort. now in ruins. It is probably one of the several forts which Alauddin Hussain, king of Bengal construct­

ed from Kamprup in A3sam to Bettiah, in order to resist the incursions of the hill tripes,

WSTORY OF TIlE DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

The District Census Handbook which is fairly comprehensive and uniform is among the tradi­tional documentation of the Census Organisation. This was brought out for the first time in 1951 Census and since then it has improved itself in the matter of content and coverage. keeping in view the requirements and growing needs of data users and various organisations besides the ministries and government departments including the Planning Commission. The District Census Handbooks are, in faet, State Government publications but their compilation, processing, analysis and writing are done by the Census Organisation on behalf of the, State Government. The District Census Handbook contains two parts, viz., (i) Part A comprising the Village and Town Directory and (ii) Part B compris. ing the Village and Townwise Primary Census Abstract as also the Primary Census Abstract

in respect of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes at the Development Block level. Both Parts A and B have been included in the present volume. D'lring the 1971 Censvs, District Census Handbooks were published in three parts, the third part containing the Administrative and Census statistics. Since it took a long time in collecting the desired Admini .. trative statistics from the various State Government departments resulting in inordinate delay in the pub1ication of the District Census Handbook Part C, it has been decided not to go in for this endeavour at all this time. This bas been done with a view to making certain important and useful basic information available to the data users well in time. For information relating to Administrative statistics the data users could, however, refer to the publications brought out by the State Statistical Bureau.

S~ope of the District Census Handbook

The District Census Handbooks are the only publications which furnis.h information down to the village Jevel in case of rural areas and to the level of towns/wards (circles) in case of urban areas. This facilitates research scholars and academicians to analyse data upto the lowest administrative qnit,

It is of vital importance for the planners also since it offers micra.level data and thus enables them to identify the areas undeveloped in terms of infrastruc­ture and channelise efforts and inputs accordingly so that optimum utilization of the resources could be made.

Village and Town Directories included in the District Census Handbook give tbe list of villages, their area, p0pulation, amenities such as educational. medical, drinking water, post & telegraph, market! hat and communication, etc., available there and the land use statistics for each village. A new feature of the format of the Village Directory of 1981 Census is that if any of the above mentioned six amenities is not available in th~ village in question, the distance of the nearest place in broad ranges cf distance where the facility is available is recorded. For towns v~rious aspects of information relatins to their area, popUlation during 1981 as wel1 as previous Censuses from 19(11, growth rates, density,

sex-ratio, physical a~pf'cts, communication, muni. cipal finances, civil, medical, educational and other amenities ao, well as trade, commerce, industry and

banking facilities have b~en provide-d. The columns relatin~ to the 'Population of the Scheduled Castes and Scht'duled Tribt"s and adult literacy classes! centres in the statements of the Town Directory are the innovations of tht' 1981 Cenf;us made to meet the Tt'quirf'ment of the Minimum Needs Programme of the Planning Commi~sion.

A new statement (IV-A) of civic and other amenities for each area/locality identified as slum in Class r and It towns has been added. In this district, however, there is no Class 1 or II town and hence this information has not been furnished in this volume.

Primary Census Absh'act which forms a part of the District Censm Handbook provides basic information such as the number of occupied residential houses and households, total population, vopulation of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled

:Tribes, literates, main workers, cultivators, agri~

cultural labourers, workers in~ hOl:lsehold industry and other workers, marginal workt:rs and non~ workers by sex in respect of each viiiage aild each urban ward (circle). In case of urban areas certain items of information have been provided do~n' to the Enumerator's Block levef

For the nrSit arne. 1Jlstrict Pdmary Census Abstract in respect of SCLST has be~n presented in

. -~, -the District Census Handbook. . Tb,e information contained in it is almost similar to t1)at in the General Primary Census Abstract and tlt~ level of presentation is·also ide~tl~al in bo.tl). I.J~e ~ases.

For convenience of reference au· ~l.Rhabetical list of villages tn respect 'of each ({ev~lop~~'nt bi< ck has been furnishea and- it precedes the Village Directory. Another interesting feature this' time is the listin£, of those villages in the Village Directory which are either treated as 'outgrowth' <?f an urban agglomcratiori' or are wholly .me~ge<Cin, towns (proyided they continue to be borne on the thana jurisdiCtion list pending revisional settlement survey) or are treated as Census towns (urban). Such types of villages have also been retained in the Primary CenSus Abstract (rural) for 'cross reference. This has been done to ensure that the villa&es figuring in the peA (rural) and those in the Village Directory match and the list of villages is in conformity with the revenue and settlement records of the State G9vernm~nt. NO.data with regard.t()-iinienities,and land use particulars as also. the population figures ha~" pe~n preS.ented for such villages either in the Village Directory or the PCA (rural).

Cen~s c:oDcepts of rural and urban areas and other terminolo&ie§

As in the previous Censuses; tlie 1981, Census data 'have been presented by rUfal and urban areas. The basic unit, for the rural area is the vi1lag& which has the same meaning in the Census a~ a ievenue mauza and is defined as a parcel of land whi~h as a rule is partly built -over but mostly cultiv~t~d and waste with a definite :position and area, th~ 'bounda­ries of which were didined either at the titne . of th­CadaistraJ· Survei Of at, tbe time-! '()f>'th& Revenue SUrvey: It may ~oilttiin . no . houses at allor, on the

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otli_er-hand, several hamlets (or totas) each beadrui a different name.

Urban ilxeas are. specialJy defined for census purposes. In the 1981 Census the same criteria as adopted in 1961 and 1971 Censuses with some minor_;. variation have been retained. Urban areaS in the 1981 Census are-:'

(a) All places with a,. Municipal Corporation, iV~unicipa1ity, Notified Area Committee, Civil Lines and Cantonment Board. These 4re known as statu~ tory towm.

(b) Other places which enjoy Urban .characteris~

tics and bll,ve been declared as Census towns by ~he DlreCtor~of Census Operations since they satisfied t~e req~rn!d'foflow~ng criteria:

(i) A minimum popUlation of 5,000.

(ii) At least 75% ofthe male wotking popula. tion . engaged ill' l)0l1-agricultural (and atHed) activity.

(iii) A population of at least 400 persons per square kilometre.

In a few exceptknal cases, places of tourist interest or administrative singnificance have also been treated as Census towns by the Director of Census Operations.

There 'h~s not been any change in the 'co!l~ept of urban alea since 1961. At the 1961 anu 1971 Censuses, non-agrtcultural population mentioned in criteriort€ii) included persons engaged in livestock, forestry, fishing., etc. At the 1981 Census, however, such persop.s were also treated, at par witb agricultural population ~nd exclqded from non-agriculturas population for the p:urpose of this criterion. Towns are further classified into the following six classe according to their population. size :

Class of town y,

II

III

IV

V

VI

PopUlation

1 lakh and above (termed as city)

50,000-99,999

20,QOO-49,9~iQ

10.000-19,999

5,000- 9~~9 . .' Less tban 5,000

Apart from the town/city. the ,co~pt of Urban l\bglometatiori has also been adopted f@r presenta .. tion in the Town Directory. An Urban Agglomera .. Hon is_ cOJ}sidered to be a continuous urbaU. spread constituted. of. a town and its. adjoining urban outgrow.ths or two or, more physicaUy contigu_ous towns ~pgether with continuous well {CcolDised urban outgrowths, if any, of such ~o""n~

Other concept~, and ..definitions which have been used in this voiume are explained . below:

CitY-A city is a town with a populatioll of one lakh and above.

Ce1f$us House--A 'house' has been defined ~. "a building or part of a building having a separate main entrance from the road or common courtyard or ~taircase, et9, used or :recognised as a separate ~it. It may be inhabited or vacant. It may be used for a residential or non.residential purpqse or both."

Occupied residential /zouJ'~':""'Occupied residen· ti~l ho.use~ refez:s to. ~uch _. hoasts as are occupied and are used for _dwelling purposes or where the residence is combined with other mes such as shop-cum-residence, workshop-cunl-residence, school.,cum-reside., nee; etc.

, Household~Ahousehold is a, grOUP of person. who cC'mmonly live together and would take their meals frem a common kitchen llnless

"the exigencies of work prevented· an.y of them from doing so. There may be a, house­hold of persons related bybJood or a_house .. hold of unrelated persons or hYing a mix of both. Ther: may.be one~m~mber ho~~ehold, 2-member households or mu]ti .. member

, . houseJiords~' For Census purpose's, each one of these typ~s is regarded as a household.

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l.iterate-A person who can both read anc;t write with understanding in any language is taken as literate. 1\ perscn who can men Jy f( ad but cau_flol Wril~, is UQl Iit(irai... 11 is Rot

necessary that a persOfl who is titerate should have received any formal education or should have passed any minimum educational standard.

D~ft"ition oj work-Work has beeR defined as panicipation in any economically prod"ctive activity. Such participatipn may be physical or me-ntal in nature. Work involves not only actual work but 'also effective supervi. sion and directicn of work. The reference

. period for enquiries relating to work was one year immrdiateJy preceding the enumera­tion period.

Worke,,_Persons who had worked even for a day in the above mentioned eeono!nically productive work have been treated as Workers.

Main wo,ktr-If a person has worked for 183 days or !nore during the reference period he has to be treated as a Main Worker.

Marginal worker-If a person has worked for less than 183 days Or si~ months during the reference period he has bern treated as a Marginal Worker.

Non~worke,-lf a person d;d not work at all (not even one day) during the .-eference period he has . been treated as a Non" worker.

Scheduled Costes &: Sch«'dultd Tribes-Under Articles 341 {I) and 342 (1) of the COBstitu.., tion of India, the caste$ _or tri}?es to be

. treated as Scheduled Castes or. SchedQJed . Tribes for a particular State are, spc::ciikd by public nOlification by the President of India~ According to the G,,\ ernment of India, Ministry of Home Affair':) Notification No. sao 2477 A. dated the 29th Qctober, 1956 and :ht Schtduled ._Cas~es and ~ch(d'UJ(d

Tri~. CHI •• \Allu.»c.im~QL) Mi.'.-l97' (NQ.

108 of 1976) dated 18th September, 1976 the lists of the Scheduled Castes ana the

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Scheduled Tribes, thus notified for the State of Bihar are given below:

A. Sch~e' Ca~tes

1. Bantar 2. Bauri

. 3. Bhogta

4. Dhuiya 5. Bhumij (e~cluding North Chotana3pur

and South Chotanagpur Divisions and Santhal Pargana district)

6. Chamar. Mochi 7. Chaupal 8. Dabgnr 9. Dhabi

10. Dom, Dhangad 11. Dusadb, Dbari. Dharbi

12. Ghasi 13. Ha]aJkhor 14. Hari, Mehtar, Bhanii 15. Xanjar .

16. Kurariar 17. Lalbegi 18. Musahar 19. Nat 20. Pan, Sawasi 21. Pasi 22. Rajwar 23. Turi

B. S ..... e. Tribes

1. Asur 2. Baiga 3. Banjara 4. Batbudi S . .Bedia 6. Bhumij (in North ChotanaJPur anC;

South Chotanagpur DivIsions and Santhal Patgana district)

7. Binjhia 8. Birhor 9. Bitjia

10. Chero 11. Chik Baraik 12.0ond 13. Gorait 14. Ho

15. Karmali 16. Kharia

·17. IGharwar 18. Khand' 19. Kisan '20. Kora

'21. :KoNa 22. Loliara, Lohnl 23. Mahli ' 24. 'Mal Pilltaria

. 25. Munda 26. Oraon 27. , Parhaiya 28. Sallta} 29. Sauria Paharia

30. Savar

ANALYSIS ~F DATA

Population, number of villages and towns

lhe district of Madhubani, with a population of 2,325,844 persons is divided into 18 Community Development Blocks consisting of 1,032 inhabited villages (out of a total number of 1,116 viIJages including 3 villages which are constituent units of

the towns of the district) and 3 towns. With 3.33 per cent of the total population of the Stale,-com­prised within the district, it ranks 14th in the State in order of population. The following table high­lights the popula~jon, number of vi11ages and towns for the district as' also for its devel,9pment blocks:

Table 1-Population, number of villages and towns, 1981

Population No. ()f S1. Name of r--------------------"----"-----------~,

nO. Deveiopment Total Rural Urban villages No. Total Inha- of

Block ,--_.-..A.--"\., r--..L~l~i ,----....A......--_"\

P M F PM F P M F

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

1 Madhubani 174,389 89,605 84,784 129,244. (.5,103 64,141 45,145 14,502 20,643 80 2 Bisfi 160,120 78,895 81,225 160,120_. i. 78,895 81,225 3 Benipatti 194,367 97,004 97,363 194,367,97,004 97,363 4 Madhwapur 72,325 36,323 36,002 72,325, i 36,323 36,002 5 Harlakhi 97,605 49,173 48,432 97,605 49,173 48,432 6 Basopatti 89,907 45,252 44,655 89,907 45,252 44,655

57 103 43 44 34

7 Kohajauli 144,357 73,023 71,334 144,357 73,023 71,334 50 8 Jainagar 100,133 51,765 48,368 88.p8 45,265 42,913 11,955 6,500 5,455 21 9 Ladania 84,747 42,946 41,801 84,747 42,946 41,801

10 Babu Barhi 113,060 56,976 56,084 113,060, 56,976 56,084 11 Rlljnagar 138,514 69.413 69,101 138,514! 69,413 69,101

12 Pandaul 151,024 75,795 75,229 151,024 75,795 75,229 13 Jhanjharpur 90,226 45,315 44,911 )4,923,37.441 37,482 ]5,303 7,874 7,429 14 Andhratharhi 96,103 48,064 48,039 '96,103 48,064 48,039 15 Laukaha 103,535 52,741 50,794 1(13,53f( 52,741 50,794 16 Laukahi 101,967 52,031 49.936 101,967 52,031 49,936

17 Phulparas 205,745 104,411 101,334 205,745 104,411 101,334 18 Madhepur 201,720 104,651 103,069 207,720 104,651 103,069

28 63

64 75 55 48 47 66 108 130

bited towns

13

68 52 95 40 43 33 47 21 28 59 63 64 47 46 43 63

102 us

14

1

1,

Total (2325,844 1,173,383 1,152,461 2,153,441 1,134,507 1,118,934 72,403 38,876 33,527 1,116 1,032 3

It would be seen from the table above that among the C. D. Blocks, there is a wide range of variation in the distribution of population. Madhe­pur with 8.93 per cent of the Population of the district occupies the first place followed by Phulparas with

8.85 per cent. This may be attributed to the fact that the above two blocks contain the maximum number of inhabited villages, the respective percentage being 11.43 and 9.88 of the total number of inhabited villages in the district, The least populated

development blocks are Madhwapur and L-adania with 3.11 and 3.64 per cent respectively probably since they have much less number of inhabited village to their creclit as is evident from the table above.

The average population of a development block in the district is 129,214 which is higher than the average population of a development block in State (119,105). As many as ~ out of 18 develop­ment bloc1(s accounting for 44.40 per ceni of the total have higher popUlation than the average block popUlation in the district. They contain as much as '59.17 per cent of the district population.

Madhubani district, which has been carved out of the old Darbhanga district, appears to have had less implct of urb::misation since 96.89 per cent of tbe population lives in the villages against the

St:tte-Ievel breakup of rural and urban population of 87.53 and 12.47 per cent respectively. The total urban population contained in 3 towns is of the order of only 3.11 per cent of the population of the district. None of the 3 towns .falls either in Class I (population 1 lakh and above) or Class 11 (population 50,000-99,999) range. The district does not have any urban agglomeration either.

Decadal change in POpWiltioD

Madhubani acquired the status of a district only after the 1971 Census. In fact, the subdivision of Madhubani as such in the old district of Darbhanga has been upgraded as the new district of Madhu. bani. 'Phe percentage increase in the population of the district and it.s development blocks is presented in the table below :

Table 2-Decadal change in distribution of population

Population Name of r--------------~.A.----.----~--~

Development 1971 1981 Percentage decadal

Block ,...--.----j.,.---_,_-~q ,.-- .... ----....... ~.--.--~ . (1971~81) variation

""--'~7""---A..---. -. ~ Total Rural Urban Total

2 3 4 5 Madhubani 13;,535 102,616 32,919' 174.389 Bisfi 136.112 136,112 160,120 B~nipatti 161,345 161,345 194,367 Madhwapur 60,615 60,615 ' 72.325 Harlakhi 79,469 79,469 97,605 Bas0pat ti 69,720 69,720 89,907 Khajauli 118.579 118,579 144.357 Jainagar 86,403 76,486 9,917 100,133 Ladania 69,746 69.746 84,747 Babu Barhi 89,930 89,930 113.060 Rajnagar 111.881 111,881 138,514 Pandaul 123,899 123,899 151,024 Jhanjhal'pur 70.614 70,614 90,226 AndhrRtharhi 74,846 74,846 96.103 Laukaha 82,582 82,582 103,535 Laukahi 83.031 83.031 101.967 PhuJparas 165,507 165,507 205,745 Madhepur 172,225 172,225 207,7"tO

Total 1,892,039 1,849,203 42,836 2,325,844

I~ wO\1Id appear that thc,rise in the population of this district during the 1971-81 decade has been of the order of 22.93 per cent which is lower than the decadal growth rate of 24.06 per cent for the State. The rural population in the district has increased by 21.86 per cent while the growth of the

Rural lfrban Tota' Rural Urban

6 7' '8 9 10 129,244 45,145 +28.67 +25.95 + 37;14 1.60,120 + 17.64 +17.64 194,367 +20.47 +20.47 72,325 97,605 89,907

+19.32 +19.32 +22.82 +.22 .. 8,2 +28.95 +28.~5

144.357 88,178 1 J ,955 84,747

113,060

+21.74 +21.74 +15.89 +15.19 +21.51 +21.51 +2572 +25.72

+20.55

138,514 +23.80 +23.80 151,024 74.923 15,303

+21.89 +2J.89. , +27.77 + 6.10

96,103 103,535

+28.40 +28.40 +25.37 +25.37

101.967 205.745 207;720

+22.81 +1/.81 +24.31 +24.31 +20.61 +20.61

2,253.441 72,403 +22.93 +21.86 +69.02

urban popUlation over the decade has been as much as 69.02 per cent.

Another notable feature discernible from these data is that the growth rates amongst various C. D. blocks do not show a uniform pattern. &sopatti

• £ •

_blockhas registered the highest growth rate 0[28.95

per cent which may be ascribed to the extension of jurisdiction of this block during the decade. There are 5 other development blocks, viz., Madhubani (28.67%), Andhratharhi (28.40%). Jhanjharpur (27.77%), Babu Barhi (25.72%) and Laukaha (25.37%) in which the growth rates have been more than 25 per cent. 9 blocks have shown growth rates varying between 20-25 per cent. There are 3 development block~ in the district, viz., Jainagar (15.89%), Bisfi (17.64%) and Madhwapur (19.32%) which registered growth rates below 20 per cent.

As already stated 96.89 per cent of the population of Madhubani district is rural. The corresponding proportion for the State is 87.5~ per cent. It follows, therefore. that Madhubani is stiJI among the less urbanised ci'itricts of Bihar. The increase in rural population during the last decade has been the highest in the case of Basopatti bJ(,)ck (28.95%) closely followed by Andhratharhi block (28.40%).

As regards the growth in urban. population, Madhubani block occupies the first position pro. bably c;ince it contains Madhubani ~M), the district headquarters. Jhanjharpur town in Jhanjharpur block has recently been declared as a Notified Area with quite a good number of villages as its cons. tituent units. This has resulted in very low growth rate .in rural population of this block.

Villages classified by population rUles

The distribution of villages by their population ranges is given in the following table in six size. groups:

Table 3 -Distribution of villages by populatioD raDg~.

Range of population

200 200- 499 500-1,999

2,000-4,999 . $,000-9,999 16,0004-

Tota'

Number of villages in each range

2

61 115 470 282 84 20

12032

Percentage of villages in each range

3

5.91

11.24 45.44

27.33 8.14 1.94

100.00

It -would be . seell· from the alongside 'table that the maximum number· of villages in the district lie in the population range of 500-1,999 followed by villages in the popUlation range of 2,000-4,999 accounting for 45.44 and 27.33 per cent respectively of the total number of inhabited villages in the dis­trict. The medium-sized villages are thus much more in number than large.sized villages (with population above 5,000) in the district. The large villajles comprise only 10.08 per cent of inhabited villages in the district. It may be of inteIest to note that in the 1971 Cen~us also the average population si2;e of a village in the State was 751 whereas for the old Darbhanga district it was as high as 1,571. According to the 1981 Census the average popUlation size of an inhabited village in the State is 906 as against 2,184 for the district of Madhubani.

VUl~les cJassUled by density

The density of population is defined as number of persons per squar~ knom~tre. _ ~t indicates the - ~ - -

extent of crowding in a particular area. The distri-bution of viHages in the district by their density is given in Table 4 below :

Table 4-DlstributloD of "illaaes by density

Range of density (per sq . .k:m.)

1

-to 11- 20

21- 50 51 100

101-200 201-300 301-500 501+ Not known

Total

Total no. of villages in

each density range

2 3 1 4 7

33 47

240 697

12032

Percentage of villages in

each density . range

3

0.29 0.10

0.39 0.68 3.20 4.55

23.25 67.54

100.00

The data presented in the a.bove table highlight the fact that maximum propoltion of villages in

the district lies in the density range of 501 + with 67.54 per cent fol1owed by viJ]ages in the density range of 301-500 which account for 23.25 per cent,

tt would further be seen that Ii very small number of villages f"l1 in the density range below 300.

Proportion of Scheduled Castes/Tribes population in villages and towns

Tables 5, 6 and 7 furnished below -indicate the pro .. portion of the population of the Scheduled CasteS and the Scheduled Tribes in the villages and towns of the district. This will be helpful for formulating plans for the welfare of the Scheduled Castes ancl

the Scheduled Tribes at micro-level, particularly, in relation to area development oriented- programmes.

The tables have been dealt whh separately:

TabJe S-Proportion of Scheduled Castes population to total population in the Villages.

Percentage range of Scheduled Castes population to total_ popu-lation

Nil

5 or less

6-10

11-15

16 -20

21-30

31 and above

Total

Number of villages in ('_ach range

2

82

162

243

220

121

122

82

1,032

Percentage of villages in each range

3

7.95

15.70

23.54

21.32

11.72

11.82

1.95

l{)O.OO

It is discernible from the table that there ate only 82 viJia'ges accouming for 7.95 pet'cent of the inhabite4 "'illa~es where the pr9portioll of Scheduled

, is

Castes population to total population is mOle than 31 per cent and there are exactly equal number of vi11ages which do not have any population of the Scheduled Castes at all. The maximum number of inhabited villages having Scheduled Castes population lies in the range of 6-10 l,)er cent (23.54%) closely followed by 11-15 peIcentage ran'ge (21.32%).

Table 6-Proportion of Scheduled Tribes population to total population in tbe villages.

Percentage range of Scheduled Tribes popu­lation to total popUlation

1

Nil

5 or less

6-15

16-25

26-35

36-50

51 and above

Total

Number of villages in each range

2

1,013

.1-7

1

1

1,032

Percentage of villages in each range

3

98.16

1.65

0.10

0.09

100.00

It wjJJ be seen from -the table that dispersal of SchedUled Tribes popUlation is -Dot on tb. ,~ame­pattern a,s in the case of Scheduled Castes pop1iJation. As many as 1,013 out of 1,032 inhabited vilJages (98.16%) in the district have no Scheduled Tribes at aU. There are only 17 viHages (1.65%) which have a pop1,11atiop of Scheduled Tribes. Even in these villages the' Scheduled Tribes accouu_t for­only 5 _gel ~ent (1f the :total population 01 evep: : less.

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Table 7·-Proportion of Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes popuJation in towns Name of the town Total Total Total Percentage Percentage

Popu- Scheduled Sche. of Schedul- of Schedul-lation Caste duled ed Caste ed Tribe

. population Tribe population population

1 2 3. Jainagar 11,955 2,201 Jhanjharpur 15,303 1,446 Madhubani 45,145 2,924

AU towns 72,403 6,571

N-denotes negligibltl. . . The table above indicates that the concentration

of the Scheduled Castes in the towns of Madhubani district is of the order of 9.08 per cent of the total population as against 12.93 per cent in the rural areas (Table 10). Low urban concentration of the Scheduled Castes denotes lower mobility and the predominantly rural base of the economy of the district. The highest percentage of Scheduled Caste population is contained in Jainagar tc wn with 18.41 per cent. The urban content of the popu­lation of the Scheduled Tribes in the di~trict is almost negligible, being only 0.03 per cent. While Jhanjharpur town has not returned any Scheduled Tribes population at all, Madhubani town contains only single Schedl.>led Tribe person.

Literacy rates by population ranges of villages and towns According to the Census terminology, a person

who was able to read and write any lar,guage with understanding was treated as literate. While Table 8 below gives the literacy rates of villages classified by population ranges, Table 9 shows literacy rates of towns in the district. The tables have been discussed separately:

Table 8-Literacy rates by popUlation villages.

ranges of

Range of. population

Numbe.r of. villages in .

. each rarige

Literacy rate

J 200

200- 499 500-1,999

2,000-4,999 5,000-9,999

10.OO()+ Total

2 61

115 470 282

84 20

1,032

3 15.52 16.60 19.61 20.85 23.11 21.60 21.10

popula- . to total .t~ total tion . population population

456 21 18.41 0.18

9.45 I 6.48 N

22 9.08 0.03

It would be seen from the alongside table that literates f()rm 21.10 per cent of the total population in tbe rural areas of the district as against 41.75 per cent (Table 9) in the urban areas. In the rural areas it is interesting to note that the literacy rate varies directly in relation to the population range of the viUagel) except in 10.C~O+range where it has regist&red a marginaj decline. The highest literacy rate can be seen in the villages in the popu. Jation range of 5,000-9,999 with 23.11 per cent followed by popUlation range 2,000-4,999 with 20.85 per cent. The lowest literacy rate is observed in the popUlation range of less than 200 with only 15.52 per cent beivg !Iterate. It, therefore, follows that the biggf'r the village the higher is the literacy

percentage. Perhaps, because of higher population, educational facilities were provided in these villages earlier than in smaller villages.

Table 9-Literacy rates for towns

Name of town Literacy rate

1 :2

Jainagal' 47.72

Jhanjharpur 24.91

Madhubani 45.87

All towns 4J.75

Among tbe tcwns, Jainagar has the ,highest

proportion of literate population (47,72%) closely

followed by Madhubani with 45.87 per cent. Jhan­

jharpur town has much less literate population to

its credit (24.91%) probably since it has been no­

tified as a statutory town only recently and prior

to that it had all the rural characteristics.

Workers and Non-workers in rural and urban areas of the district.

The ta ble furnished on the next page gives that percentage breakup of literates, main workers, marginal workers, total workers, non-workers and the number of the Scheduled Castes and the Schedule1 Tribes in the rural and urban areas of the district as well as in its development blocks in relation to total population.

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. Titble 10 Literates,' Workers, Non-workers, Schcdultd. Castes/

Percentage of , ___ ._ ._.~ .. ~_A.. __ . ___________ --' ?-"

S.C. S.T. popula- popula-tion to tion to

Name of. Total total total Literates to total Main Worker~ DevelopJ'llCiU ,Rural Total popuJa- popula- population to total Block - . Ullbari Population tion tion population

r-~--"'~.---- . ...A.. _____ ._.--') r-----.- . ..A..~_~ r---~--..A..~ -- --, P M F P M F P M 1:

2 3 4 5 () 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

Madhubani T 174,389 g9,60S 84,784 12.47 0.11 30.31 42.23 17.71 26.()3 47.60 4.46 R 129,244 65.103 64,141 14.57 0.15 24.88 36.01 13.57 27.25 49.19 4.99 U 45,145 24.502 20,643 6.48 N 45.~S7 58.76 30.57 24.83 43.39 2.80

Bi~ii R 160,120 7!l)195 81,225 9.83 N 23.47 34.04 13.20 27.78 49.25 6.93 Benipatti R 194,367 97,004 97,363 11.83 N 22.29 33.05 ] 1.57 25.93 48.73 3.22 Madhwapur R 72,325 36,323 36,002 14.02 N 19.94 31.39 8.39 26.86 51.16 2.34 Harlakhi R 97,605 49,173 48,432 12.35 N 18.38 29.77 6.82 27.97 52.50 3.05 llasopatli R ~:9,907 45,252 44,655 B.72 N 18.87 30.1g 7.41 27.63 51.33 3.61 Khajauli R 144.357 73,023 71,334 15.67 N 22.97 35.65 9.Y8 27.48 50.1?' .. 1-.25

Jainagar T I()O,133 5J ,765 48,368 12.35 0.02 22.73 35.22 9.36 27.97 5L23 3.07 R 88,17H 45,265 42,913 11. 53 19.34 31.77 6.23 28.39 52.25 3.22 U J 1,955 6,500 5.455 ] 8.41 0.18 47.72 59.29 33.93 24.S7 44.15 1.89

Ladanj,[ R 84.747 42,946 41.801 15.00 0.05 18.90 32.83 4.57 29.69 5V;2 5.93 Sabu Barhi R 113,060 56,976 56,084 11.99 19.97 33.11 6.62 28.61 52.02 4.82 Rajnagar R 138,514 69,413 69,101 15.20 21.78 33.27 10.23 27.14 50.02 4.15 Pandaul R 151,024 75,795 75,229 D.41 N 23.88 34.88 12.tll 26.26 4tl.16 4.19

Jhanjharpur T 90,226 45,315 44,911 13.36 22.15 34.23 9.97 26.21 48.66 3.56 R 74,923 37,441 37,482 ]4.16 21.59 33.64 9.55 26.70 48.86 3.58 U 15,303 7,874 7,429 9.45 24.91 37.03 12.06 26.26 47.74 3.49

An:.lhrat ha rhi R 'J6, 1 03 48,064 48,039 13.12 N 19.91 33.06 6.% 28.24 50.27 6.19 LaukalJa R 103,535 52,741 50,794 12.98 0.06 19.39 31.90 6.40 30.91 53.24 7.n Laukahi R 10],%7 52,031 49,936 J 1.03 0.04 15.56 32.82 5.75 35.30 54.30 IS.50 Phulparas R 205,745 104,411 JOl,334 9.27 N 20.62 33.92 6.92 29.34 50.77 7.27 Madhepur R 207,720 104,651 103,069 15.43 O.n 19.45 31.09 7.64 29.63 49.29 9.67

Total T 2,325,844 1,173,383 1,152,461 12.81 0.03 21.75 33.79 9.49 28.21 50.30 5.71 R 2,253.441 1,134,507 1,118,934 12.93 0.93 21.10 33.08 8.96 28.30 50.51 5.79 U 72,403 38,876 33,527 9.08 0.03 41.75 54.45 27.02 25.14 44.40 2.81

-N-Denotes negligible.

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Scheduled Tribes population io the distrftt '

Percentage of f - ~ -- - - _, _, --,--- _____ -A.. ___ . _______________ .~

Name of Marginal Workers Total Workers Non-workers Total Develop-

to total to total to 10tal -Rural -ment' population population population Urbari Block

,_-____ A _____ , r----A.----")

,-__ _;___.A._ ___ ,-:'I

p M F P M F P M F

14 15 16 17 1& 19 20 21 n 2 1

1.34 0.67 2.06 27.97, 48.27 6.52 72.03 51.73 93.48 T Madhubani 1.70 O.S3 2.57 28.95 50.02 7.56 71.05 49.98 92.44 R 0.34 n.2l 0.47 25.17 43.61 3.27 74.83 56.39 96.73 U

3.35 1.'1-3 5.22 31.13 50.68 12.15 68.87 49.32 87.85 R Bisfi 0.89 0.57 1.21 26.82 49.30 4.43 73.18 50.70 95.S} R Renipatti

1.53 0.56 2.51 28.39 51.72 4.85 71.61 48.28 95.15 R Madh:wapur l.IS 0.73 1.60 29.12 53.23 4.65 70.88 46.77 95.35 R Harlakhi

1.01 0.27 1.76 28:64 ~1.60 5.37 71.36 ' 48.40 94.63 R Basopatti

1.28 0.87 1.70 28.76 51,05 5.95 71.24 48.95 94.05 , R Kihajauli

0.80 0.j7 1.26 28.77 51.60 4.33 71.23 4R.40 95.67 T Jainagar (1.84 0:31 ] .40 29.23 52.26 4.62 70.77 47.44 , 95.38 R 0.49 0.77 0.16 _25.36 . __ , 44~.92 2,(l5 74.64 55.08 97.95 U

1.30 0.67 1.94 30.99 53.49 7.87 69.01 46.51 92.13 R Ladania

1.35 0.43 2.29 29.96 52.45 7.11 70.04 47.55 92.89 R Babu Barhi 1.05 0.76 1.36 28.19 50.78 5.51 71.81 49;22 94A9 R Rajnagar 1. 'i.'i 0.98 2.13 27.81 49.14 6.32 72;19 50.86 93.68 R Pandau!

1.1~· 0.85 1.42 27.35 49.51 4.9& 72.65, 50.49 95.02 T Jhanjharpllr 1.14 0.84 1.43 27.34 49.70 5.01 72.66 50.30 94.99 R \.11 0.86 1.37 27.37 48.()0 4.86 72-.63 51.40 95.14 U

1.90 0.82 2.98 30.14 51.09 ,- 9.17 ' ,69.86 ' 48.91, 9O~8J_ R Andhratharbi' 2.26 0.58 4.00 33.17" 53.82 11.73- 66.83 46.18 88.27 R Laukaha 4.87 OJ') 1 9.12 40.17 54.91 24.82 59.83 45.09 75.18 R Laukahi 1.31 0.44 2.22 30.66 51.11 9.49 69.34 48.79 90.51 R Phulparas U3 0.73 2.35 ~1.16 50.02 12.02 68.84 49.98 87.98 R Madhepur

1.62 0.70 2.56 29.83 51.00 8.27 70.17 49.00 ' 91.73 T Total 1.66 0.70 2.62 29.96 51.21 8.41 70.04 48.79 91.59 R 0.52 0,44 0.61 25,66 44.84 3.43 74.34 55.16 96.57 U

Total workers in the district of Madhubani ac­count for 29.83 per cent of the total population whereas the proportion of non-workers is as high as 70.17 per cent. Main workers (i.e., those who had worked for 6 months or 183 days or more during the reference period of 1 year) constitute 28.21 per cent of the total population which is very c10se to the percentage of the total workers in the district. It is implied that participation of the people in econo­micaily productive work in the district is mainly on a full, time basis. The contribution (If marginal wor­kers (those who had worked for less than 183 days) to the total working population is very insignificant in the district, being only 1.62 per cent. The same trend can be observed in both the rural and urban areas of the district as also in most of its develop­ment blocks.

There is apparently a wide range of difference in the proportion of workers including main wC'rkers between the two sexes. The proportion of total wor­kers and main workers is 51.00 and 50.30 pe'r cent respectively for males as against 8.27 and 5.71 per cent for females which indicates that the parti­cipation of females in economically pfoductive work is very low.

Another notable feature is the higher percentage of female marginal workers (2.56%) vis·a-vis male

marginal workers (0.70%) in the district wUch may be due 10 the fact that apart from household activi. ty they do some work during the day or the season to supplement the household income. It can be seen that except in one or two urban cases the same pat. tern prevails in a11 the rural and urban areas of tbe district.

It will also be seen that the percentage of workers to the total population is higher in the rural areas

(29.96%1 than in the urban areas (25.66%). The same pattern is perceptible in the case of main workers as well as tbe marginal workers who constitute 28.30 and 1.66 per cent of the rural population but only 25.14 and 0.52 per cent of the urban population. This may be due to the fact that in the rural areas people generally find easy employment in various agricultural activities, whereas, in the urban areas, household industries and other works do not offer equaJ short term job opportunities due to limited urban development.

Villages distributed according to availability of different amenities.

Table 11 below gives the distribution of villages accolding to the availability of different amenities in the district :

Table ll-Distribution of villages according to the availability of different amenities

Name of Number Number (with percentage) of villages having one or more of the following amenities SI. Develop- of ,----- .../1..... -.., no. ment Brock inhabited Education Medical Drinking Post & Marketl Communi- Approach Power

villages water Telegraph Hat cation by pucca suppJy TO:ld

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 Madbubani 68 56 (82.35) 14 (20.59) 68 (100.00) 20 (29.41) 6 (8.82) 20 (29.41) 28 (41.18) ]6 (23.53)

2 Bisfi 52 49 (94.23) 8 (15.38) 52 (100.00) 23 (44.23) 12 (23.08) 13 (25.00) 13 (25.00) 8 (15.38)

3 Benipatti 95 77 (81. OS) 13 (13.68) 95 (100.00) 32 (33.68) 7 (7.37) 17 (17.89) 25 (26.32) 46 (48.42)

4 Madhwapur 40 35 (87.50) 10 (25,00) 40 (100.00) 12 (30.00) 5 (12.50) 7 (17.50) 8 (20.00) 4 (10.00) 5 Harlakhi 43 39 (90.70) 10 (23.~6) 43 (]OO.OO) 15 (34.88) 7 (16.28) 19 (44. ]9) 21 (48.84) 18 (4l.86) 6 Basopatti 33 32 (96.97) 6 (18.18) 33 (100.00) 14 (42.42) 6 (18.18) 6 (18.18) 6(18.18) 13(39.39)

7 Kbajauli 47 42 (89.36) 14 (29.79) 47 (100.00) 15 (31. (1) 12 (25.53) 13 (27.66) 19 (40.43) 29 (61.70)

8 Jainagar 21 19 (90.48) 8 (38.10) 21 (100.00) 11 (52.38) 4 (19.05) 4 (l9.0~) 4 (19.05) 7 (33.33) 9 Ladania 28 28 (100.00) 7 (25.00) 28 (100.00) 13 (46.43) 8 (28.57) 4 (14.29) 7 (25.00) J (10.71)

10 Babu Barhi 59 48 (81.36) 18 (30.51) 59 (100.00) 24 (40.68) 8 (13.56) 13 (22.03) 12(20.34) 16 (27.12)

11 Rajnagar 63 41 (65.08) 13 (20.63) 63 (100.00) 17 (26.98) 8 (12.70) 21 (33.3:1) 19 (30.16) 17 (26. (8)

12 Pandaul 64 45 (70.31) 16 (25.00) 64 (100.00) 19 (29.69) 9 (14.06) 13 (20.31) 23 (35.94) 32 (50.00) 13 Jhanjharpur 47 39 (82.98) 9 (19.15) 47 (100.00) 13 (27.66) 5 (10.64) 3 (6.38) 16 (34.04) 16 (34.04) 14 Andhratharhi 46 39 (84.78) 5 (10.87) 46 (100.00) 13 (28.26) 7 (15.22) 7 (15.22) 12 (26.09) 15 (32.61) 15 Laukaha 43 35 (81.40) 40 (93.02) 43 (100.00) 10 (23.26) 2 (4.65) 7 (16.28) 8 (18.60) 9 (20.93) 16 Laukahi 63 51 (80.95) 7 (11.11) 63 (100.00) 17 (26.98) 12 (19.05) 8 (12.70) 8 (12.70) 13 (20.63) 17 Phulparas 102 90 (88.24) 15 (14.71) 102 (100.00) 34 (33.33) 14 (33.73) 19 (18.63) 28 (27.45) 33 (32.35) 18 Madhepur 118 87 (73.73) 8 (6.78) 118(100.00) 24 (20.34) 9 (7.63) 11 (9.32) 18(15.25) 16 (13.56)

Total I,03Z 85Z(82.56) 221(21.41) 1,032(100.00) 326(31.59) 141(13.66) 205(19.86) 275(26.65) 311(30.14)

Educational amenity-There are as many as 852 villages accounting for 82.56 per cent of the total number of inha bited villages (1,032) in the district

where educational facility is :wailable. The highest

proportion of villages with educational facility is in

the development block of Ladania where cent per

cent villages have this facility. It is foHowed by Ba~0pa1ti and Bidi blocks with 96.97 and 94.23 per cent re~pectively. The lowest number of villages with educational facility is in the development hlock of RajDngar with only 65.08 per cent villages ":wing the facility of education.

Medical amenity-The availability of medical rrmenity in the villages is considerably low as only 22.41 per cent of inhabited villages have it. Among the development blocks, Laukaha has the highest proportion of villages with medical facility, the per.; centage being 93.02. Madhepur block, on the other

hand, has only 8 villages (6.78%) to its credit with

medical facility.

Drinking water-It would be seen from the table

that drinkin~ water facility is available in aU the inhabited viflages of the district of Madhubani.

Post and Telegraph-Postal facilities (post & tele, graph l are:available only in 326 villages (31.59%) out of a total of 1,032 inhabited villages in the district. Jainagar block has the m9.ximum number ofviIlages havine post and telegraph facility (52.38%) followed by L'1<JQnia (4"i.43°{) and Bi~fi (44.23%). In

the remaining development blocks of the district the proportion varies from a minimum of 20.34 ocr cent (Madhepur block) to '1 maximum of 42.4~ p~r cent (Bt ~opatti block).

MrtrketfHat-The villages where market/hat is held constitute only 13.66 per cent of total number of inhabited villages in the district. L'ldania block a~ain has the maximum number of inhabited villa·

geS where marknt/hat is ht'ld, the percentage being

28.57 followed by Khajauli with 25.53 per cent. As <;hall be se~n from the tahle, there are 4 develop­ment blocks in the district, viz .. L'lUbha (4.65%), Benip1tti (7.37%), M'ldhepur (7.63%) and Madhu­b:mi (8.82%) where market/hat facility is available in less than 10 per cent of the vil'ages.

Communication-The cletails of villages connected by bus, rail, navigable river/canal services, etc., have been incorporated in the Village Directory.

Only 19.86 per cent of the total inhabited villages

inrthe district are connected by one means of commu­

nications or tl1e other. The majority of villages stilI

do not have this facility. A development blockwis('

breakup of villages havin!1' any means (If c(lmmuni­cation is given in the table at page 20. Harlakhi block has the hill:he<;t proportion of villa~es (44.19°10) which are connectf'd by bus or rail or navil!able riv("r!canal ~("rvic{"s, etc .. followed bv Raina,!!'ar block with 33.33 per cent of villages having one means of communication or the other. Jhanjharpur and M~dhepur blocks have the least numl-;er of vilJaees havine communication fAcilitv. the per­centa!!e beine 6.31t and 9.32 re~pl'ctivl'fv. It appl'ars that villages falling under these two blocks are still unc1eveloped on this a.ccount.

Approach road to village--With only 26·65 per cent villages having pucca approach 7 roads it is clear

HuH most of the vilffl!!es in the district are still not easilv accessible during the rainy season. Among the df'v".loprlv'n t blocb. Harlakhi with 48·84 per cent vil1:l(1PS haviD!! pucca !1Pproach road ajlain tops the Ii<;t follow"d by M'ldhubani and Pandaul with 41.18 and 40'43 per cent resp~ctively. A<; had been obser· ved in the previous table H'lrlakhi block has better communication facility also which probably might also bl' due to better pucca approach road facility in thl" block. Thp df'vt>]opment blocks which have c()n,~idprllbly ]nw numbpr of villages with this faci­

lity are L!mhhi (12'70%), Madhepur (15'25%) and Basopatti (18'18°1.,).

Power supply~Electrified villages in the district constitute 30'14 per cent of the t01al inhabited villug:es. Power supply in these villages is utilised for either domestic or agriculture or other purposes such as commercial or industrial and in certain villages for aU the a bove purpose.

K.hajau1i development block occupies the first position having the maximum proportion of electri~

fled villages (61'70%) followed by Pandaul and R:;mipatti blocks with 50'00 and 48'42 per cent respectively. The lowest proportion of villages h9ving power supply is observed in the development blocks of Madhwapur (1Q'OO%), Ladania (10'71%) and Madhepur (13'56%). It follGw~, therefore, that pace of electrification in the villages of the above blocks is still not uF to the mark.

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Proportion· of·· rural population . sened' 'by various amenities,

. While in Table 11 we had discussed details

regarding a number of villages PGssessin,g edu\,h

tional, . medical and other amenities. Table 12 below gives the proportion of rural population served by these amenities;

Table 12-Proportion of rural population serred by different amenities -

Total Popula- .Proportion of rural population served by the amenity of Name of tion of inhabitcu r------ .~~--- ----"----- --------.--------...__,

S1. Develop- villages in the. Education Medical Drinking Post & no, mel.t Development water

Block Block

2 J 4 5 6

Madhuhani' 129,244 93.43 31.18 100.00 2 Bisfi 160,120 98,14 27.50 100,00

3 Benipatti 194,367 82.50 25.99 100.00

4 Madhwapur 72,325 96'.19 43.26 100.00

5 Harlakhi 97,605 97.47 32.75 100.00

6 Bas0l'atti 89,907 99.90 36.95 100.00

7 Khajauli 144,357 98.17 48.73 100.00

8 Jainagar 88,178 98.77 64.02 100.00

9 Ladanin 84.747 100.00 42.67 100.00

10 Babu Barhi 113~060 96.00 39,49 100.00

11 Rajnagar 138,514 92.72 46.22 '100.00

12 Panda;'11 ··151,024 94.13 '55.34 '100.00

13 Jhanjharpur 74,923 96.93 36.85 100.00

14 Andhrathnrhi 96,103 92.23 24.01 100.00

15 Laukaha 103,535 95.67 98.91 100.00

16 Laubhi 101,967 92.62 30.67 100.00

17 Phulparas 205,745 97.52 29.10 100.00

18 Madhepur 207,720 92.41 2~.54 . JOO.DO

Total 2.253,441 94,65 ~,O4 100,00

It would be seen that educational facility is available to 94·65 per cent of the rural popUlation in the district. As has been observed in Table 11 also in Ladania block cent per cent of the rural popUlation is served by the educational facility closely followed by B1sopatti block with 99·90 per

cent. Only Benipatti block in the district is such where the proportion of rural p"pulation served by the facility of education is less than 90 per cent. Another noteworthy point is that the proportion of

villages in the distrIct enjoying educational facility is less being 82'56 per cent (as had been observed in

Table 11) than the proportion of population which is as high as 94'65 per cent. This may be attributed

to the fact that viJlages which possess educational facility contain lar~er proportion of population as

Market/ Communi- Approach Power Telegraph Hat cation by pllcca snpply

roall

7 8 9 10 11 60.94 24.00 44.49 58.30 38,98 69,19 37.15 32.81 34.29 16.47 62.22 14.80 27.66 35.21 67.04 56.97 28.44 36.61 29.45 11.74 61.66 26.07 60.47 60.93 41.55 70.12 39.10 31.91 26.71 61.20 59.72 52.43 37.63 37.49 66.83 79.31 33.22 39.95 48,71 61.31 73.20 48.96 29.33 .15.96 20.54 67.83 22.RI 27.24 27.01 3f;' 'i I 66.18 30.30 54.92 47.95 54.12 67.42 35.75 5.1.35 64.64 76.00 52.68 24.56 18,45 59.72 57.21 53.32 28.68 30.39 41.96 50.73

54.94 25.51 42.70 42.70 47.93 45.46 39.89 22.50 22.19 40.53 62.22 29.02 37.93 43.49 45.16 48.23 18.02 27.85 34.51 30.92

61.48 30,13 ,36,65 41.64 46,69

compared to those villages which do not have this facility at all.

In case of medical facility also it can be seen that the proportion of rural popUlation served by the

amenity is of the order "f 39·04 per cent which is much more than the proportion of villages served by medical facility in the district.

Similar trend can be observed in respect of other amenities al~o hath in the district as also in its various dewlopment hlocks.

Distribution of villages having different amenities [:t different distance ranges.

1 he table indicates the number of those villages which ~o not pontain different amenities arranged

by broad distance ranges (less than 5 kms .• 5-10 kms. and 10+kms.) from the places where there are available.

Table 13-Distribution of villagell not having cer­tain amenities, arranged by distance ranges {rom the places where these are

available.

Villages not having the amenity of-

1

1. Education 2. Medical 3. Ddnking whter 4. Post and Tete-

graph.

5. Market/hat 6. Communication

Number of villages where the amenity is not available and available at a distance of -

--A..

-5 5-10 kms. kms.

2 3

]79 1 626 178

661 45

632 257 542 248

---~ 10+

kms. Total (cols.

2-4)

4 5

180 7 811

2 37

706

891

827

As regards" cduC:.Itional facility it would be 1ieen ,that' there are 180 villages out of 1,032 inhabi­ted villages (17.44%) in the district which do not have educational facility but the facility is available at places situated within 5 kms., 5'-10 kms. and also beyond ](j kins. The number of villages having ne e'dilcational fa'dlity within' the vilhtge itself but enjoying this facility-within 5 kms. is 179 (17.34%) and that of villages having such facilities within a distance of 5-10 kms. is only 1 (0'10%). There are no villages having such facilities at a distance of mere than 10 kms. The number of village~ having other facilities within ~ distance of 5·_·10 kms. and IO+kms .• is less .-han those having the faCilities within 5 kms., though not in the same proportic'n. It follows, therefore, that for various facilities ·people belonging to majority of villages do 110t

have to travel for more than 10 kms.

. A.~ajJability of different llDlenities in the viIJages according to the distance from the nearest town.

The following table gives the distributicm of vilfages having dift'ele'nt type of facilities by distance from the nearest town in five sjze~groups.

Table 14-Distribution of villages according to the distance from the nearest town smd availabiHty of

different amenities.

Distance Number of Number (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of·--range from inlubited r--the nearest villages in Education Medical Drinking

tow.l each range water (in kms,)

1 2 3 4 5

0-5 58 48(82.76) 13(22.4l) 58(lOO.00) 6-15 367 304(82.83) 70(19.07) 367(100.00)

16-50 590 485(82.20) 133(22.54) 590(100.00)

51+ 17 15(88.24) 5(29.41) 17(100.00) UnspeCified

Total 1,032 852(82.56) 221(21.41) J,032(100.00)

It would appear from the above- table that the maximum number of inhabited villages lie in the distance range of 16-50 kms. 1.57.17%) from the nearest town. There are only 58 villages account­ing for 5·62 per cent which lie in the- di~tance range ofO":_:; kms., from the neare';t toWn. With only J urban c~ntres in the district and the, position of the

--------~------- ~·l

Post and M:lfket/ Communi- . Approach by Power Telegraph hat cation p!lcca road supply

6 7 8 9 10

20(34.48) 4 (6.90) 18(31.03) 19 (32.76) 24(41.38)

119(32.43) 66(17.98) 80(21.80) 122(33.24) 134(36.51)

182(30.85) 68(11.53) 105(l7.80) 132(22.37) 151(25.59)

5(29.41) 3(17.65) 2(11.76) 2(11.76) 2(11.76)

32<;(31.59). 141(13.66) _ ,2(1509.&6) _ 275{26.65) :311(30.14)

bordering districts _ being almost similar such a situation is but natural,

, In case _ of educational. and medical facilities, the 'pro_por.tion of :villag~s is -observed to be the highest in the distance- group of 51+k1l1s., fl'oru. the nearest town whereas for post _, & telegraph,

communication and pow.er supply the situation is just the reverse having maXimum proportion of villages in the distance range of 0--5 kms., from the nearest town.

Interestingly, it can be seen from the table that in the case of the facilities of post and telegraph, communication, approach by pucca road and power supply the proportion of villages decrea::.es with the increase in the distance range from the nearest town (except in the case of approach by pucca road in that there is marginal increase in the distance range of 6·-15 kms.). It may be concluded that the villages which are nearer to the urban areas have benefited in respect of facilities of post & telegraph, communi~

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cation, pucca approach road and power supply ·vis-a-vis these rural pockets which are beyond the pale of direct urban influence.

In the case of market/hat facility no particular trend emerges. Drinking water facility is available in all the villages in the district as already explained in the earlier paragraph.

Villages according to population ranges and amenities available.

The table given below furnishes information regarding distribution of villages having different amenities by sile class of popUlation in four different ranges.

Table lS-Distribution of viHages according to population range and amenities availabk

Number of Number (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of-Population inhabited r---- -----.- -----"-- -<==._

range villages in Education Medical Drinking each range water

2 3 4 5

-499 176 71(40.34) 9 (5.11) 176(100.00)

500-1,999 470 407(86.60) 62(13.19) 470(100.00)

2,000--4,999 282 272(':J6.45) 90(31.91) 282(looJlO)

5,000-1- 104 102(98.08) 60(57.69) 104(IOC.OO

TOlal 1,032 852(82.56) 221(21.41) 1,032(100.00)

It can be seen from the table that the maximum number ofvilJages, i.e., 470 (45'54%) in the district fall in the popUlation range of 500-1,999 followed by.<.82 villages (27'33%) in the population range of 2,000-4,999. The lowest number of villages is observed in the population range of 5,000+ being 104 (10'08%) in number.

It may be of interest to note that the proportion of vil1ages having different amenities varies in direct relation to their populaticn range. Generally, the villages having different amenities have a popula­tion range of 5,000+which further corroborates the fact that more facilities are generaUy available in large villages than in smaller ones.

Main staple food in the \lillages

The alongside table indicates that rice and wheat constitute the main staple fcod of the people in majority of villages in all the development blocks of. ti'e district.

Post and Marketl Communi- A.pproach by Power Telegraph Hat ration Pucca road supply

6 7 8 l) 10

10 (5.68) 6 (3,41) 9 (5.11) 21(11.93) 20(11.36)

53(11.28) 23(4.89) 58(12.34) 89(18.94) 102(21.70)

166(58.87) 57(20.21) 81(28.72) 106(37.59) 124(43.97)

97(93.27) 55(52.88) 57(54.81) 59(56.73 ) 65(62.50)

326(31.59) 141(13.66) 205(19.86) 275(26.65) 311(30.14)

Table 16~Main staple food in the majority of viUages in each development block.

S~rial Name of the develop· Main staple number ment block focd

2 3

1 Madhubani Rice, wheal 2 Bbfi Rice, wheal 3 Benipatti Rice, wheat 4 Madhwapur Rice, wheat 5 HarIakhi Rice, wheat 6 Ba~opatti Rice, wheat 7 K.hajauli Rice, wheat 8 Jainagar Rice, ·,vheat 9 Ladania Rice, wheat

10 Babu Barhi Rice, wheat 11' Rajnagar Rice, wheat 12 Pandaul Rice, wheat 13 Jhanjharpur Rice 14 Andbratharhi Rice, wheat 15 Laukaha Rice, wheat 16 . Laukahi Rice, wheat 17 Phulparas Rice, wheat 18 Madhepur Rice, wheat

Villages according to lalld use The land utilisation data of the villages in the

district have been incorporated irUhe Village Dit.ec-tory. The terms and concepts have also -been explained in the Analytical Note at, the appropriate place.

Tile following t~ble gives the percentage of culturable area as also the proportion of irrigated

area to total cultivable area in the district and its

various development blocks :-

'S);110.

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

Name of Devdopment

Block

2

Madhubani Bisfi Benipatti Madhwapur

Harlakhi

Basopatti Khajauli

Jainagar

Ladania ]3abu ,Barhi Rajnagar Pandaul Jhanjharpur Andhratharhi Laukaha

Laukahi

Phulparas

Madhepur

Total

Number of ,-inhabited -

vil_Iag~s

-- 3!'-

68

52 95

40

43

33

47

21 28

,59 ..

63

64

47

46

43

63

102

118

- 1,031

Total area Percentage of Per.;entage of (in-hc:ctarell)-- cultivable area- irrigated area to

to to tal are_a total cultivable area

4 5' 6 .. ~ ~ - "

14~74.~~" .112.40 7.17

11.98-7.63 83,22 - 21.88

25,992.67 84.22 16.43

10.569.23 81.72 27.07

14.695.53 74.52 50.98

13.036.60 82.90 26.14

20,235.62 81.50 11.72 12,767.25 84.73 32.51

18,385.04 88.99 9.97

18.769.lK> 90.31- 13.33 - 17,868!04 .. 15..01 21.S9 -

16,147.98 - 82.15 18.36

_- 10,564.58 . 83.13 18.90 - 14,750.59 92.20 12.42

21,346.58' 76:37 7.01 26,568.73 78.84 9.12

34,596:19 79.35 3.57 34,823.68 . 77.67 1.81

343,979.7~ 8 •. 67 14.61

It would be seen from the table that 81.67 per cent of the total area of the district is utilised for cultivation (cultivable area) and of this only 14.61 per cent is hrigated. The area under)rrigatjon is quite low mainly because the canal systems in'the district are dependent upon rain.fed rivers for the supply of water and if the rains fail the canals also do not have water. The same applies to tanks, chaur~ (vast shaJJow tanks).

Th~ highest proportion of irrigated area to the tota,1 cUltivable area is found to be in Harlakhi 'bl~ck with 50.98 per cent foHowed by Jainagar and

M~dhwaDur blocks with 32.57 and 27.07 per cent respectively. In Madhepur and Phulparas blocks, 'the' proportion of irrigated area to total cUltivable ar~a is ,founq to be the least being 1 '81 and 3'57

. per cent respe~~ive,ly. It follows, therefore, that , though there is considerable potentiality for cultiva­lion in the district the irrigated area is mucn less which may be attributed to the fact that in a year M 'drought; when', irrigation' is me:;! warited, 'Olerc is a scanty supply of water iii the tanks and streams. Even the :canal systems aTe iain,.fed and wh~n the rains falJ, the canal can; at be:>t, reach ~uccour to only Very limited areas.

Among the C. D. Blocks, the highestproportion of cUHivable area is found in Andhni'tharhi blOck with 92.20 per cent closely followed by Bab" B~rhi and Ladania blocks with 90.3'7 and 88.99 per'cent respectively. The lowest cultivable inca is found in Harlakhi block with 74.52 per cent followed by Rajnagar block (7501%).

Crowth, dcmity and sex-ratio of urban population

The urban population of the. district in each of the Censuses from 1951 together with, the, percentage

variation over the decades is indicate d in Table 18 below. It also shows the variation in dersity and sex~ratio III the urball popUlation of the district in relation to state.

Table is-Growth, density and sex-ratio of urban population in the district in relation to the State.

District ')tate

,-- --=-"-- . ___ ~_ ,-_ . _______ A. __ _ -~~

Sex-ratio (no. of females per 1,000

Total Urban Census popu- fOPU-

year lation lation

2 3

1951 1,361,699 30,294

]961 1,601,048 36,133

1971 J ,~)92,O3,) 42,836

1981 2,325,8,14 72,403

~'oUrban Decadal' Pl;PU- percentage lation variation

in urban population

4 5

2.22 -]-23.10

2,26 ·]-19.27

2.26 + ]8.55

3.11 -f-69.02

Density (popu-lation

per sq. km.)

6

4,034

3,383

10,525

4,385

Sex-ratio (no. of females

per 1,()()O males)

7

878

884

822

862

The total urban popUlation of the district is 72,403 comprising 3'11 pel cent of the district popule. tion. The corresponding percentage for the State is 12'47. The urban population of the district bas remained rather comtant till 1971 Cemus. There has, how(,ver been a very little rise during the 1981 Cemus from 2'26 in 1971 to 3'11 in 1981 Census as shall be evident from column 4 of the table. From column 5 of the table it is clear that the growth of urban population had been considerably low and had shown a downward trend till the 1971 Census. However, during the decade 1971-81 the growth rate has been very high as compared to previous decades and shot up to 69'03 per cent probably on account of expansion of old towns and also emer~ gence of a new town, viz., Jhanjharpur (NAC). The trend of the growth of Ul ban population in the State has been quite different. Dilling the decade 1951-61 the urban populaticn growth was of the order of 49'03 per cent \vhereas during 1961-71 it dipped to 43,95 per cent. Again during 1971-':81 it has registered an increa~c of 54'76 per cent which appears t<? ~e quite high ill comparison to the growth rates of the earlier decades and is, therefore, indicative of the faster tate of urban growth (luring· the last decade in the State- as a- whole.' Simitar trend has been

. observed in. the case of Mad-hubaili district ..

Total popu­lation

8

38,782,271

46,447,457

56,353,369

69,914,734

Urban %Urban Decadal po»u- popu- percentage lation lation variation

9 10

2,626,261 6.77

3,913,920 8.43

5,633,966 10.00

8,7]8,990 12.47

in urban population

11

;-38.14

-f-49.03

+43.95

-I 54.76

Density (pcpu­lation

per sq. km.)

12

2,320

1,915

2,032

2,727

males)

13

842

811

ti07

832

The density of population in the urban areas of the district has always remained high as shall be evident from column 6 of the table. Except in 1971 Cemus when the density had ubnoIlllally risen to 10,525 (persons per [q. km.) the density has varied between 3,383 in 1,961 and 4,385 in 1981 Census. It foHows, therefore, that the towns of the district are gradually becoming more crowded which may be attributed to increasing employment opportunities and better facilities of education, medical care, eLc. The density of the urban population of the State, on the other hand. had not shown a similar rise till the 1971 Cemus. In 1981 Cemus, the density of the urban population of the State had shown a considerable increase having risen fro111 2,032 in 1971 to 2,727 but it was still much lower than that cf Madhubani which stood at 4,385 pel sons per sq. km. in 1981.

SeX-J atio is determined bi tbe number of females per 1,000 malc~. The sex-ratio for the urban areas of Madhublllli dhtrict has all along benl higher as compared to the urban areas of the State but has always been adversc for females. The urban areas, in fact, still suffer from a ~hort"bc of females as the town's attract mainly the male population by w~'Y of employment opportunities. The female

population continues to live in the villages because

the people having agriculture as the main occupa­tion and their moorings in villages do not migrate as a complete family unity. Higher cost of living in

urban areas is another factor that discoura~es the people from shifting the t'ntire family to the urb~n are:ls.

Towns added and declassified in 1981

'Fhere are 3 tOWIlS, viz., Madhubani (M), Jaina­gar (NAC) and Jhanjharpur (NAC) in the district of Madhubani. fn 1981 CensuJ only Jhanjharpur town with a population of 15,303 lias b&n'~ada~d in the district as ~ndieated in table 19.

Table 19-New town/towns declassifie~ in 1981 Censlis.

Name of towns

1 (a) A.dded­

·.Jbanjbarpur

(b) D~classifrd­Nil

Population 1981 Census

2

15,301

No town bas been declassified in tbe present Census.

Receipt and expenditure in different towns -. " -

The table below gives the details of finances in the li1~ban- ioeal bo!Sies 'in'tetms of per capita receipt IHld eXf?Cndit"re';' -_. " . '

T~hle·· ~O-Per capitll receipt aQ4 e~penditure in. tQwn,

r-Receipt (in Rs.)

r- ~--:----~ r:---Receipt Class, name and R~ceipt Total

Civic status of Total through from all ~"ipendi. other the fown taxeR ture

sources 2 3 4 S

IV. ~ainagaT (NAC) 27.15 8.26 lS.89 2U3 lV, Jhanjharpur (NAC) ... m. MaOhllbani (M) 24.15 4.71 19.44 a.2.60

TMItJ )9,54 4,~1) }5,14 18,69

It would be apparent from the above Agures that the per capita total receipt is the hig)lest in case of Jainagar (NAC). Going further in "etail one can see that while receipt through taxes is the maximum in the case of Jainagar, receipt from all other sources is the highest in the case of :MKdhu ..

bani town. Per capita total expenditure is agajn the highest

in the case of Jainagar (NAC). Except expenditqre on publie health and conveniences where Madhu­bani (M) tops the list, on a11 other counts Jainagar (NAC) is in the forefront.

Jhanjharpur (NAC) has not maintained its accounts probably because it was notified :> s a statutory town only recently.

Schools per ten thousand population in towns

Primary and middle school facilities are generally

per capita A-- ---,

Expenditure (in Rs.) -+--,,-,.\., ---------1

Expenditure General Public Expenditure Other adminis· on public works on public aspect~

ttation health and JottveuianCeIi

institutions

6 "7 8 9 10

4.83 10.37 8.21 4.42

3.&' J5.85 0.92 2.98

1,51 1l.60 1.93 2.59

available in aU towns. The following table gives d~taps 9f dityerent categorie" of educational illc;titptions per ten thollsand popUlation in different towns Qfthe'district : ' .

'fable 21-Schools per ten thousand population in towns.

Class. name and civic status of the town

1

Number per ten thousand }l()l'ulation r- .. A __ ~ ___ ~

Higher secondary/ JUnic,r Primary Secondary I Matricu- Seccn-Inter/PUC/ lation dar:) /

Junior Middle Co)]cge

2 3 4 IV. Iainaaar (NAC) 1.67 0,84

5

10.04

IV. Jhanjb.arpur 1.96 (NAC)

III. Madhubani (M) 0.66

Tota~ ". 1.10

Ul

O,S9

0.97

5.23

5,98

6,49

It would be seen from the table that instifutions ~uch asHigher secondary/lnter/PUC!Junior college do not exist in any of the towns of the district. As regards secondary/matriculation level schools, there are, on an average, 1'96 schools per ten thousand population located in Jhanjharpur (NAC) which is the highest. The number of Junior Second­ary/Middle schools is also the maximum· in the case of Jhanjharpur town. Jain agar {NAC) has however, the highest number of primary schools in the district with an average of 10'04 such schools per, tep. thousand population. The average' number "of primary s~hoQls in the urban.' ~lI:c:as' pf. the district is 6'49 peden thousand population. '"

Beds in medical institutionli in towns

The table below furnishes il'fonnation' regarding' the availability of beds in the medical institutions in different towns of the district. "

Table 22-Number of beds in medical institutioDIt in tow lis.

Class, name and civic status of the town

1 IV. Jainagar (NAC'} IV. Jhanjharpur (NAC) III. Madhubani (M)

Total

Number',ofbeds in medi­cal insti"tutions per 1,000 population .

2 1.00

'1'44

1'06.

J'he number of beds in medicalii1~tjtutiotlS'per 1~060 population for urban areas of the' (liStrict works out to 1'06. The avail~bility of beds in'-the hospital is the highest in case of Madhubftni town, the district headquarters (1'44,. Jhanjharpur town, on the other hand, does not have this facility at all p~obab]y because it had become a statutory town only recently. . -"

Proportion of slum population in towns

. .The details of slulIls have been collected only in case of Class 1 and Class II towns. Relevant information was collected through local officials of t~e Municipalities, NACs as also through the Town Planning Department in 1979, Since none of the towns of Madhubani fall in Class T (Population 1 lakh and abo.e) or Class II (50,000-99,999) range the information regarding slums has 110t been collected in respect of these townf.:. Table 23 has, therefore, not been presented.

Important commodities Imported, exported and manufacmred

The table below presents the most important commodities manufactured, exported and imported in. the 3 towns of Madhubani district.

Table 24--Most important commodities manufactured, 'Q1ported and exported in towns.

Most important commodity Class, name and Manu- Exported Imported civic status of faetured the t()w.

. 1 2 3 4 IV. Jainagar Aluminium Rice Potato

(l'fA.C) utensils IV. Jhanjharpur Handloom Rice Edible oil

(NAC) cloth Ill. Madhubani Khadi cloth Makhana Wheat

(M)

Jainagar and Jhanjharpur towns having rice producing areas as their hinterland export rice to other places in the state. .' Madhubani town manufactures Khadt cloth ,. '

which is the most important commodity produced there~

.: One notable feature is that the most important commodity manufactured and the most important commodity exported are not the same in the thre< towns ofMadhubimi district.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

31

ALPHABETICAl, LIST OF VILLAGES

Serial Serial Serial no. in no. in no. in

SI. Nnme of village VD/ SI. Name of village VD/ SI. Name of village VDJ no. PCA no. PCA no, PCA

2 3 l 3 1 2 3

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-MADHUBANJ

Ale 80 28 Hasanpur (I 55 Mohiuddipur 73 2 Arazi Basauli (15) 15 29 Ijra 19 56 Mominpur 72

3 Arazi Basauli (18) 18 30 Ijrapatti Jagat (12) 12 57 Nazirpur 41 4 Az Rakbc Sankarpur 67 31 }jrapatti Jagat (13) 13 58 Nima 63 5 Baharban 43 32 Ijrapatti Jagat (14) 14 59 Patti Jagat 11

(I Balia 65 33 Jagat 10 60 Pokhrauni 25 7 Balia Bijauli 58 34 Jagatpur 27 61 Rahika 24 8 Basauli 17 3S Jitwarpur 36 62 Rajahan 50 9 Basuara 48 36 Kajiana (69) 51 63 Ramkhetari 38

10 Belam 64 37 Kajiana (89) 71 64 Saidpur 55

11 Bhachhi 31 38 Kakraul 8 65 Salempur 79 12 Bhagirathpur 74 .9 Kamalpur 7 66 Salha 69 13 Bhakhrauli 45 40 Kamat Bhawanipur· 35 67 Samaul 60 14 Bhavara 44 41 Kanail 40 68 Sankarpur Gandhwar 68 15 Bhoraha 31 42 Katai 46 69 Sapta (29) 29

16 Birsar ~9 43 Keshopur 54 70 Sapta (29/2) 30 17 Chandarscnpur 1 44 Khajuri 49 71 SatIakha 3 18 Dahibat Dih 78 45 Khanjipur 47 72 Saurath 26 19 Dangar Bhitthi 57 46 Kharauwa 9 73 Semuara 56 20 Dhanuki Jagatpur 28 47 Kokri 23 74 Sernm 39

21 Dhclpurwa 2 '8 Lachhminagar 32 75 Sirampur 5 22 Dumri 21 49 Lachhmipur 76 76 Sonau!' 66 23 Fatehpur 53 50 Lakhanpatti 62 77 Srichand 42 24 Gajwa llasauJi 16 5J Madubani 34 78 Sundarpur Bhitthi 61 25 Gandhwar 70 52 Maharajganj 33 79 Tarachandpur 75

26 Uancshpur 52 53 Maksuda 77 27 Harirampat Ii 22 54 Malangia 20 80 Tola Laksayar 4

DEYELOPMEl\T BLOCK-·BISFI

1 Ajnau]J 39 14 Bisfi 27 27 Jagban 5 2 Araji Parsauni 34 15 Chahuta 15 28 Jairampur 17 3 Araji V~au\h 22 16 Chandarbana 47 29 Janipur 7

4 Aunsi Habhangav,an 53 17 Chaparia 25 30 Kcrwar 42 5 Az Rakbc Jafra 43 18 Damla 11 31 Khairi Banka 51

6 llaingra .12 19 Dhcpura 52 32 .IIladhopur Il 7 Bajraha 40 20 Dudhail 19 33 l\ladhpur 4 II llalha 13 21 Gcnaur 41 34 Miuhia 49 9 llardaha 3 22 Gorhaul 16 35 Marwi:l 14

10 Belaunja 46 23 Hiropatti 6 36 Mokauampur 45

11 Bhag.mli 41{ 2·t T n.unat (238) 50 37 Nohas Rup,nili 36 12 Bhuwa 28 25 Inamat (246) ~() .18 Nur Ch"k 2(,

13 Bhoj Par .. ul 54 26 Jafra 44 39 Parohi 30

32

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES-contel.

Serial Serial Serial no. in no. in no. in

Sl. Name of village VDJ SI. Name 0[' village VDJ 81. N ;une of village VD/ no. ileA no. PCA no. PCA

2 3 2 3 2 3

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-BISFI-concld.

40 Parsauni 33 46 Sadullahpur Hi S2 Singhaso 24 41 Patauna 31 47 Sakrari 29 S3 Singhia 23 42 Raghauli 20 48 Salempur 57 54 Sohans 37 43 Raghepura 38 4~ Sarsoti 9 55 Tisi Nauam 10 44 Raghopur 35 SO Sibaul I 56 Uliauth 21

45 Rathos 2 51 Simri 55 57 Usrahi 32

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-BE~lPATTl

I Adh\~an 7 33 BiJalpura .. ~ : .. ", : .... 92 6S Kataia 00 2 Agarcpatti 30 34 Bishai Larugawan ... .. " . .;._ ... : ...... 32 66 Kesuli 1 :1 Agai , .. 35 35 Bishunpur ... _ ......... 29 67 Khutauna 9 4 Ahpur 55 36 .. Chak Bhcdi 8 68 Kusmaul 97 5 Akallr 75 37 Chandpura (109) 22 69 Ladaut 3

6 Akuli 71 3tl Chandpura (111) 24 70 Larugawan 33 7 Andhri 59 39 Chandpura (112) 25 71 Lorika 20 8 Anrer 100 40 Chandpura Patti 23 72 Madhopur 27 9 Arazi Anur 99 41 Chanpura 69 73 Mahamadpur 4

10 Arazi Basaitha 45 42 Chatru 70 74 Mahuu 82

11 Arazi Jagat 16 43 Chholkara 40 75 Makea 31 12 Arazi Pandaul 84 44 Damodarpur 54 76 Manpaur 2 13 Arazi ParauI (210) 88 45 Depura 72 77 Matrahari (130) 43 14 Arazi Paraul (211) 89 46 Deuri 11 78 Matrahari (133) 46 15 Ardzi U,haith 13 47 Dhagjara 68 79 Mellhban 51

16 Atrauli 67 4t! Dhanauja 12 80 Mirtapur 94 17 Az Rakbe Naokarhi 79 49 Dhanga 87 81 Murcth 91 18 llagwasa 36 50 Dhanukhi 26 82 Nagdah Balain 96 19 llaijalpllr 102 51 Dumra 74 83 Nagwas 76 :!O Dalla 57 52 Lktar,\ 81 84 Najira 50

21 lIandolll a 39 53 l.rua 65 115 Naokarhi 7ll 22 llankata 61 54 Fakirana 83 86 Pali 53 23 Baranlpllf 5 55 Ganguli 56 87 Paraul 85 24 Barhampura 73 56 Gendalll 58 88 Parjuar 86 25 Barllllltar La~hhmipur 9(l 57 Bibb:\ 80 89 Parkauli Tikuli 66

26 Barri :!~ 58 Jugal 15 90 Panauna 64 27 Basaitila 44 59 Jhonjhi 90 91 Pauna 95 28 Behata 62 60 Kachh<tfa 17 92 Rajban 52 29 Bcnipatti 63 61 Kamrahi 103 93 Rampur ... 38 30 llctaulla 18 62 Kapaoia 93 94 Ranipur 49

31 Bhadlili 101 63 Karhara 47 95 Salha 10 32 Bhagy,at;pur "\ ~ ~ .34 _(i4 Karhi . ... 77 96 Samada . 19

81. Name of village no.

97 Shahpur 98 Shiunagar 99 Sohraul

1 Akaha 2 Andauli 3 Aura 4 Awari

2

5 A wari Inamat

6 Badhauna 7 Baingra 8 Bairwa 9 Balwa

10 Basuki Bihari

11 Baswaria 12 Bishunpur 13 Dumra 14 Durgapatti 15 Ekari

1 Baingra 2 Balwaha 3 Baurhar 4 Beta Parsa (~

5 Birta

6 Bisaul 7 Bituhar R Dubepatti 9 Oangaur

10 Oopalpur

11 Harlakhi 12 Hllrswar D Hatwilri:J 14 Hisar 15 Hurrahi ~ ~ ~

33

~HABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES-contd.

Serial - Serial no. in no. III

VDj S1. Name of village VDj Sl. Nome of village PCA no. PCA no.

3 2 3 2

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-BENIPA TTI-concld.

37 100 Sonhauli 42 102 U chaith

6 103 Uren 41 21 101 Teoth

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-MADHWAPUR

17 16 Hanuman Nagar 9 31 Pokhrauni 35 17 Karahuan 20 32 Pokhrauni Birta 10 18 Loma 25 33 Raima 34 19 Madhu Dih 12 34 Ramnagar Kajra 21 20 Madhwapur 3 35 Rampur

40 21 Mahua 26 22 22 Marwat Sobrauli 19

36 Rampur Birt

13 23 Minti 32 37 Ratauli

11 24 Mukbiapatti 14 38 Sahar

7 25 Pakarsam 33 39 Salempur 40 Sobrauli

16 26 Pakri 42 43 27 Pars a 5 31 28 Patar 36 41 Sujatpur 8 29 Pihwara 23 42 Taraia

38 30 Pirokhar 37 43 Vtra

DEVFLOPMFNT BIOCK-HARLAKHI

35 16 Jhitki 32 31 Mohanpur 18 17 Jiraul 36 32 Naharnia 37 18 Kalna ]9 33 Pahra 24 ]9 Kamlapat patti 1 34 Phulhar 5 20 Kamtaul (52) 41 35 Pipraun

3 21 Kamtaul (53) 42 20 22 KmcLI 7 .'6 Potgah

10 23 Kauaha Pahari 26 :'7 Rampur .

44 24 Kanrna 2 38 Semhli

43 25 Khirhar 33 39 Sisauni 40 Sonai

4 26 Kumla I maria 17 29 27 Maha(\, piUti 8 41 Sothgaon

11 28 Mangp .Hi 14 42 Sl1hpl1r 31 29 Mangr:J,I'1 39 43 Sl1khha~i

25 30 Manoh;: rpm 40 44 llmgaon

Serbl no. ~n VD/ PCA

3

14

48

29 30

1 6 4

2 28 IS 27 18

39 41 24

13 6

30 23 22

]2 16 34 27 38

21 15 2S 9

34

ALPHABETICAL LisT ()F ¥Ii~~"td.

Serial Serial Serial

no. in no. in no. in

SI. N"me of village VOl SI. Name of village VOl 81. Name of village VDI nQ';· PCA no, PCA no. PCA

1 2 3 2 3 2 3

DE\ELOPMENT BLOCK-BASOPATTl

/I rgh;lwa 19 13 Jatulia 5 24 Mothaur 12

2 Barantpur 32 14 Jonki 7 2~ Motnaza 8

3 Basopatti 24 15 Kasera 27 26 Narkatia 20

4 BcIauna 34 16 Khataia 11 27 Pachratan 22

5 Bhaiapat ti 33 ]7 Kauaha 14 28 Patauna 29

(, Birpur 15 ]8 Khauna 29 Phen! 30 7 Ch:man 26 19 l.aulhw:1 2 30 Radha K .. JoI 17 K Clthil:JlIni (, 20 Mahinathpur 4 31 Selibelichitah i IX 9 Damu 25 21 Majhaura 3 32 Simpari <)

10 Ghorbanki 16 22 Manmohan 31 33 Sirahi 10

11 Hathapur 23 12 Jaso 13 23 Marhia 21 34 Siriapur 28

DE\ ELOPMF~,T BLOCK--KB -\.IA \ '1.1

1 AkaEpura 44 18 Haihiahi 34 35 Madna 42 2 Barhmotar (31) I 19 Inarwa 40 36 Mahrajpur 47 3 Barhmotar (63) 17 20 Kalikapur 30 37 Mahua Ekdara 32 4 Behta 36 21 Kanhauli 46 38 Maina 38 5 Belahi 10 22 Kaparia 21 39 Malmal 4

6 Beta Kakarghati 18 2~ Karmauli 14 40 Maniarwa 39 7 Bhaklla 50 24 Karpur 20 41 Nararh 31 R Hiraul 3:\ 25 Kaziana .l 42 Palimohan 23 9 Chandardih 48 26 Keota 7 43 Pursaulia 2

10 Chatra Gobraura 49 27 Khajauli 41 44 Rasidpur 15

11 Darha 24 28 Koluahi 5

12 Datwar 35 29 Kothia 19 4,'i Sarabe 27

13 Dealpali 22 30 Kumar Khat II 46 Satcr 28

14 Dhoram 16 31 Lachhmipur (75) 29 47 Subhankarplir 8

15 Dokahar 12 32 Lachhmipllr (94) 43 48 Suki 37 49 Thahar 26

16 Hariswara 45 33 Loha 9

17 Harpur 6 14 Madhaipur 13 50 Thengha 25

OE\TI OPMENT BI.OCK- J;\lN~CAR

J Baira 8 8 Oodwar 15 15 Parsa 4

2: Barhi 10 9 Carha 1 16 Parwa 19 3 Barhmotar 16 10 Indarwa 7 17 Rajauli 2

4 Bclhi 20 11 Jainagar 14 18 Silanath Dulipatti 12

5 Bhadaur 6 12 KOTl\hia 17 19 Silra 18

6 Chatar 11 13 KuaT 13 20 Suriahi 9 7 Dhamiapatti 3 14 Pachhar 21 21 Usrahi Deodha 5

35

ALPHAB.ETlCAL LIST OF V ILbAGES-colltd.

Serial Serial Serial roo in no. in no. in

51. Name of village . VD/ SI. Name of village VD/ SI. Name of village VD/ no. PCA no. PCA no. PCA

2 3 2 3 2 3

DEV·ELOPMENT BLPCK-LADA.1'<IA

Barhmotra 27 11 Garha 20 20 Mirzapur 5 2 Bauraha II 12 Gidhwas 8 21 Nandrahi 7 3 Belahi 21 13 Jogia 2 22 Paduma 3 4 Bhutaha 9 14 Kamtalliia 13 23 Pathrahi 28 5 Bishunpur \6 i5 Khl)ja 10 24- Pinul"a\ln 26

6 Chiknautwa 15 7 Dalokhar 16 Kumarkhad 12 25 Piprahi 19 :-; Dharamban 23 17 Lachhminia 18 26 Sidhapa 22 9 Ekhari 24 18 Mahtha 17 27 Sidhap Kalan .4

10 Gajhara 25 19 I\Iahua 14 28 Sipahgiri 6

DE' "'LOP MEN l' BLOCK-BAHU BARHl

Arazi Az Rakbc Barhara 55 22 Deora 20 43 Mahuahi (176/2) 44 2 Bagaul 2 23 Dhal11aura 46 44 Math Khudarkhala 9 3 Bairia 7 24 Dudahi 41 45 Misraulia 49 4 Balirajpur (167) 34 25 Garhi 53 46 Murhadi 10 5 Balirajpur (168) 35 26 Ghonghaur 3 47 Nabnagar 33

6 Barail 24 27 Gosain Chauri 28 48 Pachrukhi 52 7 Bardaha 58 28 Hanul11anagar 19 49 Parsa 57 8 Bardahi Barh,lra 59 29 Jabdi 47 50 Pirhi '':' 38 ') Barhara 54 30 Jagarnathpur 61 51 Rahikpllr 51

10 Barhi 40 31 Jasrajpur ... 50 52 Ral11nipatti . .. 36

11 Baruwar 16 32 Jatahi 26 53 Sarara 63 12 Basaha 60 33 Kharagbani 37 54 Satghara 8 13 Bausi l3 34 Khojpur 31 55 Shyal11sidhap 4 14 Bela (109) ... 11 35 Kulharia 56 56 Sonmati .... 22 15 Bela (150) 21 36 Lohapipar 48 57 Sonpatahi (172) 39

16 Bhat Chaura 15 37 Madandobh 27 58 Sonpatahi (194) 62 17 Bhatgawan 5 38 Madhwapuf 6 59 Teghra 23 18 Bhojpatti 32 39 Mafi Mahuahi 42 60 Tirhuta 12 19 Bikram Sher 45 40 Mahatha Chauri 25 61 Tola Agari (162) 29 20 Bishunpur 17 .41 Maheshwara 62 Tola Agari (163) 30

21 Chhaurahi II 42 l\LillUailI (176) 43 63 Tola Barhmotar 18

DEVELOPME:\,T BLOCK-RAJNAGAR

Andipatli ... 5 (, Barhara (214) 51 11 Ueraghat 61 2 Az Rakbe Mangrauni; 15 ., Barhara Pak!lJi ... 49 12 Bharia Bisllunpur .e • 28 ..

32 Bathrnotra (1'4) jhatsimar .

3 Az Rakbe Sirnri 8 31 13 46 4 Bakuar 54 \I Barhmotra (211) 48 14 Bidyanagar (208) 45 5 Barhara (213) ... : :SO 10 Belhwar 2 15 Bidyanagar (225) 62

36

ALPHABETICAL LIST 01" VJLLAGES--colltd.

Serial Serial Serial no. in no. in no. in

S1. Name of village VD/ SI. Name 0f village VD/ SI. Name of village VD/ no. peA 111) • peA no. peA

1 2 3 2 3 2 3

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-RAJNAGAR-concld.

16 Chaudhurana 21 33 Madhubani-tol 6 49 Pilakhwar 17 17 Chichri Buzurg 35 34 Magarpatti 16 50 Raghopur Balat 27 18 Chichri Kanungcc 57 35 Mahinathpur 26 51 Raghubir Chak 25 19 Ekma 60 36 Mahuahi 43 52 Raghuni Dehat 14 -ZO Gauri MCf;ltl 8 37 Majhaura 52 53 Rampatti 23

21 Ghil\ahi 36 38 Mangrauni 54 Rampura 20 22 Kaithahi 24 39 Mcran 7 55 Ranti 18 23 Karahia 11 40 Mirzapur 33 56 Ratikar 42 24 Kehunia 13 41 Nabtl)ii 29 57 Satghara 34 2S KCI'an 58 42 Nakti 41 58 Sibipatti 4

~6 Khatu Khan!.,;' 44 59 Simri

27 Koil:lkh !I) ·13 Nizamat 64 37

ZS KoiJp<Jf 56 44 Padldahi 40 (J() Singiaull .l8

2') KUll\\;lr Jl) 45 P.lIi Khunl to 61 Sonwari .10

30 Ladugaoll 47 46 I'ariharpu r 12 62 Sugauna 63 47 Par~a 22 63 Thikaha 55

31 Laga S3 32 Lal8pur 9 48 Patpara 59 64 Thika Keon ta 3

DE\El.OPl\1ENT BLOCI\---I'A:\DAUL

Ajodhya .[ 23 Bhawanipur 13 45 Khangaon 49 2 Andah (Khajuri) (l IJ) 24 24 Bhitthi 2 46 Lachhmipur (140) 54 3 Andah (Khajuri) (11.1/2) 25 25 :i".lihnagar 57 47 Lakshmipur (149) 63 4 Andah (ManamohanplIr) <0. IR 26 Dijai 7S 48 Madhopur 64 5 Andah (Malloharpuf) 17 27 Hikrampur Dalia 10 49 Makrampur 5

6 Ara:ti Bhaur 30 2l:> Biraul 70 50 Mcghaul 26 7 Arazi Bhawanipur 14 29 B'ishunpur Murliahi 42 51 Mohan bariam 8 8 Arazi Rampur 31 30 Dabhari 59 52 Mohanpur 1 9 Az Rakbc Nawhath 47 31 Dahibha t Madhopur 43 53 Nahar 71

JO Bagban 33 32 Dahibhat Narottam 44 54 Narpatnagar 6

11 Bahcngra 11 33 Fatehpur Ekdiha 40 55 Nawhath 48 12 Balu;;ha 56 34 Gangauli 67 56 Pacharhi 41 13 Baraghoria 55 ~5 Gurmha (117) 29 57 Pahalbadh 66 14 Bathnc 51 ,1(, Gunnha (12.1) 37 58 l'andaul 15 15 Baturi (P,mdaul). 10 j7 Haidarpur 74 59 Ramkhetari 4:;

16 Belahi (124) ... 38 38 Harpur (112) 22 60 Rampur 62 17 Belahi (124J2) 39 39 Harpur (112/2) 23 61 Ruchaui 50 18 Bhagwatipur, 72 40 I~ahpur 65 62 Sagarpur 3 19 Bh<lgwatipur Ini1l1JJt 'i3 ·11 Kalyanpur (105) l~ 63 Sakuari ')

20 Bhaur (22) 34 .J~ KaJyanpur l1l5) 27 64 Salempur 69

:11 Bhaur (12212) 35 43 Kamlabari 52 oS Sankorth 61 22 Bhau! (122/3) 36 44 Kanakpur 7 66 Sarso 68

31

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES-camd.

Serial Serial Serial no. in no. in no, in

Sl. Name of village VDI SI. Name of village VDI SI. Name of village VDI 110. PCA no. PCA no. peA

2 3 2 3 2 3

DE"ELOPMENT BLOCK-PANDAUL-concld.

67 Shankarpur (III) 20 70 Shekhjore 28 73 Shyampur 32 68 Shankarpur III/2 21 71 Shekhpur 58 74 Sripur Hati 46 6') Shankar Sarai 60 72 Shubhankarpur 19 75 Udaypur Bitt!Jwar 53

DEYFI,01'1\1E]'\T HI ,OCK··-.IHA N.JHARPlJR

Annaha Raiam 6 20 Kanhauli 37 38 Nirbhapur 19 2 Arazi Bhawanipur 9 21 Khair,l 27 39 Ojhaul 17 3 Az Rakbe Chaupta 22 22 Khaira Shivottar 28 40 Partappur 36 4 Badsangahi 33 23 Kharrak 1 41 Patti !twa 42 5 Bali 8 24 Kishunpur Barsam (164) 10 42 Pauram 48

6 Balni Mehath 34 25 Kishunpur Barsal1l (166) 12 43 Raiam 15 7 Banaur 31 26 Kothia Bharaul 16 44 Ramkhetari 26 x c Clnnauraganj 49 27 Lohna 2 45 Rcwarhi 45 ') Chaupta 21 28 Machhadhi 52 46 Rupau1i 13

10 Chora Mahrail 44 29 Mahespura 39 47 Sameya 35

J1 Dholaha 40 30 Mahinathpur 7 48

12 Dubauli Khaira 4 Santnagar 25

13 Godhanpur 55 31 Mailchham 41 49 Sarabsima 3

14 Jmadpatti 30 32 Majhaura 50 50 Shankarpur 24

15 .Tamthar Jl 33 Moh.mpur 14 51 Simra 51 34 Mohna 38 52 Sindurpura 46

16 J hanjharpu r 5·1 17 Jhaua 20 35 Motipur 32 53 Sukhct 53

18 Kako 23 36 Narayanpur 18 54 Tajpur 43

19 Kanakpura 47 37 Naruar 5 55 Walipur 29

DEYELOPl\lEi'<r Bl.OCK·-Al'DI IRATlIA Rill

Alpura 48 17 Gandhracn Barhmotar 35 33 Mangrauni 21 2 Andhra Tharhi 40 18 Gangdwar 4 34 Marukia 12

3 Az Rakbc Chapahi 2 19 Gaur Andrha 15 35 Nabnagar 38

4 Az Rakbc Milini 43 20 Ghoghraria 23 36 Nikta 10

5 Barsam 19 2[ Gonauli 8 37 Nonaur 47

6 Basua 17 22 Harna 29 38 Pastan 14 7 Bedalliia 6 23 Harri 33 39 Phulwaria 16

ti Bhabhalll 36 2~ JaJsain 45 40 Rajanpura 24

9 BhaduaI 28 25 Jamaila 42 41 Rakhwari 20

10 Bithauni 26 Karanpur 32 42 Rudrapur 37

" Chapahi 3 27 Kasbagaur 9 43 Sihoria 5

J2 Dcohar 7 28 Madna (290) 41 44 Singiaun II

13 DhagjJri lJ 29 ~ !ad11i! (2,)5) 46 45 tli8auni 31

14 Dumra 18 30 Mahraij 30 46 Sh\a 22

15 Dllmrardli 39 31 ~IajJalll 26 47 Sujaul 27

16 Gandhraen 34 32 Maini 44 48 Tjlai 2S

38

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF' VILLAGES-cullld.

Serial Serial Serial no. in no. in no. in

S1. Name of village VD/ SI. Name of village VDj SI. Name of village VD/ no. peA no. peA no. peA

2 3 2 3 1 3

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-LAUKAHA

1 Anharban 42 17 Chatarbhuj 45 33 Lataunha 2 2 Bagha Kusmar 13 18 Durgipatti 38 34 Madhopur 27 3 Baghmaria 28 19 Ekhatha (19) 14 35 Majhaura 21 4 Balanpatti 25 20 Ekhatha (23/24) 41 36 Naracnpur 20 5 Bandar Jhuli 19 21 Hihguwa 16 37 l'arsahi Sirsia 15

6 Barkor 46 22 Hudra 39 7 Barmotar (7) 7 23 Jhugaraua 6 38 Paryagpur 11 8 Barmotar (8) 8 24 Jhanjhpatti Asa 40 39 Pathrahi 22 l) Barmotar Bhajnaha 17 25 Jhanjhri 23 40 Piprahi 44

10 Barmotar Rae Chanda 4 26 Jhanjpatti Doman 36 41 Rae Chanda :'> 42 Sihula 35

11 Basania 26 27 Kalripatti 37 12 Basdeopur 43 28 Karmcgh 9 IJ Bauraha 30 29 Khutauna 10 43 Siktiahi II 14 Bela 32 30 Lachhmipur 18 44 Siswar 34 15 Bhajnaha 24 31 Lahri 31 45 Tcngrar 47

46 U rhwa (231 L!) 29 16 Birpur Barapatti Pindraun ... 3 32 Lalmunia Munhara 47 Urhwa (23/16) 33

DEVE.1.0PMEl'OT DLOCK-I,AUKAHI

I Andhramath 22 23 Harraha 49 45 Mahdcwa (89) 61 2 Atri 2 24 Jamsar 8 46 Mahthaura 39 3 Auraha 62 25 JarauJi 48 47 Mahthaur Got 38 4 Bajubal1li 46 26 Jhauri 10 48 Makhnaha 21 5 Bangawan 66 27 Jiroga 30 49 Mansapur 57

6 Barmotar 35 28 Kachnarwa 56 50 Matahi 47 7 Baruwar 43 29 Kakahia 14 51 Narahi 45 8 Belahi Bhawanipur 54 30 Kaluahi 18 52 Narahia 60 9 Bharphori 31 31 Karharwa 55 53 Nari 6

10 Bhutaha 65 32 Kariaut 20 54 Narindarpur 34

II llikramshcr 23 33 Kaudihar Laukahi 42 55 Neur 32 12 Bolhar 26 34 Kharagpur 51 56 Piprahi 13 13 Burhbiko 33 35 Kukurdaura 24 57 Pipraun 19 14 Chandarpatti 27 36 Kulhadia 29 58 Rajatampatti 44 15 ChichoT"d 15 37 Kuriball S~ 59 Sakhua 52

16 Dakahi 25 38 Kusmahi 50 60 Sananpatti 63 17 Dhanchhiha 40 39 Labtoli 64 61 Sanpataha 12 18 Dharhara 28 40 Lachhmipu r 58 62 Singrahi I 19 Gidrahi 37 4J LluUnLt 17 63 Sonoanct 11 20 Harbh.lllga 3 42 !.aukahi 9 64 Tharhi Iv

21 Hardo;!!' Laukaha 41 43 Mahad~Ollla til 36 65 lharw.:hi .~

22 Hariraha 53 44 Mahadewa (35) 7 66 Tulsfah; 5

39

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VIL:LAGES-eontd;

Serial Serial Serial no. in no. in no. in

SI. Name of village VD, SI. Name of village VDI SI. Name of village VOl no. peA no. peA no. peA.

2 3 2 3 2 3

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-PHULPARAS

AloIa 85 37 Dlubgho! 105 73 Mahindwar 53 ~ Amahi 89 38 Dhanauj~l 29 74 Mainaha 4 .. , 3 Amauja 37 39 Dhanpat Barhi 94 75 Mainahi 87 4 Arazi Saini 39 40 DharJmdiha 40 76 Murbala 35 5 Az Rakbe Mahindwar 54 41 Dhepura 57 77 MurIi 18

6 Az Rakbe Sirkharia 64 42 Ekhara 50 78 Musaharnia 10 7 Az Rakbe Sudai (159) 69 43 Gangdhara 21 79 Nathopur 47 ~ Az Rakhe Sudai (160) 70 44 Gangdhara Ba rmota r 22 80 Nauabakhar 93 9 Bachhauni 41 45 Gatipatti 27 81 Nighma 92

10 Baika 51 46 Ghogaddia 96 82 Parmanandpuf 107

11 Bairiahi 9 47 Gohuma Bairia 33 83 Pana (100) 11 12 Balansher 45 48 Goriari 30 84 Parsa (153) 63 13 Ralua 26 49 Gurgawan 13 85 Phulparas 16 14 Banarjhula 88 50 Harari 86 86 Pipra Kamalpur 84 IS Barhampur (104) IS 51 Hariari 31 87 Pipraulia (146) 56

16 Barhampur (l70) 80 52 HJrnathpatti 28 88 Pipraulia (156) 66 17 Rarhi 17 53 Hatni 95 89 PirojgJrh 97 18 Raswari 83 54 Hulaspatti 79 90 Raghunandanpur 59 19 Rathnaha (12) 1 55 Inamat 20 91 Rajuahi 103 20 Rathnaha (103) 14 56 Indarwa 78 92 Ramnagar 12

21 Behrari 67 .17 Jagatpur 42 9~ RahoTl';;] 104 22 Be1mohan 72 58 Jhakhrahi 23 94 Saini 38 23 Bhabtiahi 8 59 Kabpatti 24 95 Sangi 73 24 Bharaha 3 60 Kasirampa It i 74 96 Sangram 55 25 Bharahi 2 61 Kewatna 98 97 Sarauti 91

26 Bhirah:;r 101 62 Kharaua 60 98 Sijaulia 44 27 Biraul 102 63 Khargawan 43 99 Singdaha 61 28 Bishunpur 46 64 Khopa 49 toO Sirkharia 65 29 Ristau} 58 65 Kiritpur 68 101 Sisauni 34

30 Bisuharia 99 66 Kishunipatti 82 102 Siswar 5

31 Chhajrena 7 67 Konar 48 103 Sohpur 62 32 Chikna 100 68 Lachhminia 6 104 Sudai Ratauli 71

33 Dahapatti 25 69 Laksena 52 105 Sugapatti .. ~ 32 34 Deonathpat ti 90 70 Lawani 108 106 Taufir -. _ ..... 36 35 Deorb 81 71 Mahadewa 7'7 107 Tlaarbitia ... 75

36 Dewa Lawani 106 72 Mahathaur 19 lOR Tilat 76

DEVEJ"OPMENT BLOCK-MADHEPUR

} AUitdih )j\ 5 Asurgarh 122 <) Az Rakbe Panni 5 2 Amarupi 17 (i Az Rakbe Bhit BIlUga\\.lI1pur 84 10 Az Rakbe Sidhi Tajpur 79 3 Ankusi 50 7 Az Rakbe Desam 9 11 Az Rakbe Siwasingpur 36 4 A5am 63 8 Az Rakbe Dip 38 12 Bagewa 116

40

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES· ..... concid.

Serial Serial Serial no. in no. in no. in

Sl. Name of village VD/ SI. Name of village VD/ Sl. Name 0 f village VD/ no. PCA no. PCA no. PCA

1 2 3 1 2 3 2 3

DEVELOPMENT BT.OCK-MADIIEPl'R-concld.

13 Bahera (211) 16 53 Gangapur 47 92 Manmohan 14 14 Bahera (286) 89 54 Gatha 51 93 Matras 2 15 Bakwa AI, 106 55 Garhgaon 123 94 Nahri ]agarnathpur 93 16 Balia 55 56 Gobargarha 121 95 Nawada 67 17 Ralthi 104 57 Goiahi 125 96 Nemua 20

18 Banki 80 58 Gop.llp'ltti 11 97 Pachahi 59 19 Barsham 100 59 Gunakarpur 52 98 Pakhaul 72 20 Basipatti 124 60 Harshankri 129 99 Parriahi 119

21 Baswan 22 61 Hasauli Kaleanpur 83 100 Parsad 78 22 Bath 13 62 Jagir Sagram 98 101 Parsauni (300) 103

23 Behat 40 63 Kachhua 32 J02 Parsauni (308) 111 24 Bela 128 64 Kachhwi 28 103 p.lfwalpur 105 25 Belauncha 34 6S Kaithinia 41 104 Pauni 4 26 Berma 29 66 Kalikapur t 105 Pure 60 27 Betauna 75 (,7 Kaparphora tiS 106 Raghonagar 19

28 Bhagta 126 68 Karh:.lfu 94 107 Ramauli 24 29 Bakhrauli 30 69 K?siam 53 108 Rampur ll7 30 Bhakrain 74 70 Khajura 77 109 Rampura 130 31 Bhargawan 107 71 Khajuri 102 110 Ratwara 92 32 Bhawanipur 115 72 Kharik 96 Jt1 Rohua 91

:n Bheja 99 7~ Khor R8 112 Rupauli 70 ~4 Bhit Bhagwalilpur 82 74 Kalahi 45 ID Rutanl 42 35 Bhumpur 66 75 Kurson 71 114 Sarauni 65 36 Biharpur 19 76 L'lkhnaur 49 tl5 Semraha 12 37 Bijulipur 31 77 Lakhnaur Barmotar 54 116 Shankarpur 7

;\R Birpur III 7X L3ULI 57 117 Sijhalll 101 39 Birpur Burh 90 79 Lilja 110 118 Sikaria 62 40 Bishunpatti 27 80 Luchpani 120 119 Shikharia 23 41 Bishunpur 3 81 Madanpur (241) 43 120 Siwuisingpur 35 42 Bodai 21 82 Madanpur (284) 87 121 Sohrai 44

43 Chandardip 76 44 Chapram 6 8~ Madhepur 61 122 Sonarpatti 48

45 Chhatauni 113 84 Madhu S'gram 97 123 Sonbarsa 15

46 Cbunni 73 85 Manasingh Hasauli 85 124 SonTe 26

47 Daia Kharwar 46 86 Mahisan 64 125 Sundar A.lr.IJ·i~ 18 87 Mahp3tia 112 126 Tamari;, 25

48 Dalll,d g6

49 Dara 127 8H Mahs:I 114 127 Tangral\] 10)1

50 Desam 8 ~9 Maibi 33 ) 18 Tardiha 10

51 Dip 37 9n Mainahi 118 129 Tingri 611 52 Doalakh 95 91 M,mi Mahp3ti:l 109 130 Umri 51)

----- -----

VD-denotes Villa.ge Directory.

pCA-denotes Primary Census Abstract,

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK PART A

Village Directory

SECTION I-VILLAGE DIRECTORY

As already mentioned in the introductory part the Village Directory presents particulars of amenities available in each village besides giving the list of villages in each Development Block (arranged in alphabetical order) and in respect of each village its area, n~mber of households, popu­lation and land use data. The items of infor­mation on amenities available to the village include educational (col. 5), medical (co1. 6), drinking water (col. 7), post and telegraph (col. 8), market/hat (col. 9), rail/road or other communication facilities (col. 10) and power supply (col. 13). Other items of information such as copies of newspapers coming in the village, motor cycle/scooter, car, jeep and tractor available in the village, etc., have been incorporated in the "Remarks" column. Land use is shown as area under forests, irrigated land and sources of irrigation, unirrigated land, culturable waste and area not available for culti­vation. For uninhabited villages information about land use only has been presented.

In the format the villages have been arrangeQ

in ascending order of their thana numbers which also represent their location code numbers within a development block. The villages which have been wholly merged in towns under the appro­priate orders of the Government but continue to be borne on the Thana Jurisdiction Lists of the State Government, those treated as out­growths of towns or urban agglomerations and those declared as Census towns have also been shown in the Village Directory at the appropriate places according to their Thana numbers with necessary explanation against each. No data have, however, been presented in respect of such villages.

The data presented in the Village Directory have been compiled on the basis of Mauzawar Notes prepared for each village by the local offici a Is at the Community D~velopment Block level.

For columns 5 to 10 of the Village Directory if a particular amenity such as education Or medi­cal facility, etc., was not found to be available in the village, the distance from the concerned village to the nearest place where such an amenity was available has been indicated in broad ranges of distance, viz. '(-5 Kms.)', '(5-10 Kms.), and

'(10+ Kms.f. The nearest place may lie in the same development block, or in some other development block of the same district, or other district of the State or even outside the State. In view of the constraint of space the particulars of distance by range of the nearest place where anyone of the medical or educational amf'ntties etc., is available has been shown provided r.one of the medical or educational amenities was available in the concerned village. For medical

amenities, the availability of dispensaries/community health worker has l)een taken as the most modest facility. Similarly primary school has been comi­dered as the most modest educational amenity.

Tn column 6 of the Village Directory format, composit schools such as middle schools with primary classes or ,econdary school~ with middle classes, etc., have also been included in the number of primary and middle schools res­pectively. For example, if in a village there are two primary schools and one middle schcol with primary classes the number of primary schools in the village has been shown as three and that of middle school as one even though there are only three educational institutions in all. ,So also is the caSe of secondary schools, etc., if a similar situation exists.

Communication facilities and approach to village have been distinguished and shown separa­tely to enable one to find out whether the Tillage is served by any mode of public transport such as bus, rail, waterway, etc. (column. 10) and

whether the village i> approachable throughout

the year or only during fair weather.

The pattern of presentation of land use data in the Village Directory conforms to the pattern of classification of land use as recommended by the Ministry of Food and Agriculture, Government ofIndia and as adopted by the State Government. These are as follows:

1. Forests 2. Not available for cuItivation--

(a) Lands put to non-agricultural uses, (b) B:uren and unculturable lands.

3. Other uncultivated lands excluding fallow lands--

(a) Permanent pastures a nd other grazing lands,

(b) Lands undel miscellaneous trees, crops and groves not included in the net alea shown.

(e) Culturable wastes.

4. Fallow lands-

(a) Fallow lands other than current fallows,

(b) Current fallows.

5. Net area sown.

In the format of the Village Directory column 15 (Forest) is identical to category ] above. Columns 16 (Irrigated) and 17 (Un irrigated) give the break up of cultivable land. These are a

combination of categories 4 (a+b) and 5 above. Column ] & (Culturable waste) corresponds to category 3 ( a+b+c) above while column 19 contains information relating to category 2 (a+b).

The concepts of land use pattern are explained below'

Forest-The term includes all lands classed as forests under any legal enactment dealing with forests or administered as forests, whether state­owned or private and whether wooded or main­tained as potential forest land.

Land put to non-agricultural use-All lands occupied by buildings, roads and railways or under Wa er, e.g., rivers and canals and other lands put

to uses other than agricultural have been put under this category.

Barren and uncultufable lands-B arren and unculturable lands relate to areas covered by mountains, deserts, etc. Land which cannot be brought under cultivation except at a high cost is classed as unculturable, whether such land is in isolated blocks, or within the cultivated holdings.

Permanent pastures and other grazing lands-All grazing lands, whether or not they are permanent pastures and meadows have been put under this category. Common village lands and grazing lands within forested areas are also included under this head.

Land under miscellaneous tree crops and groves­All cultivable lands, which are not included under the net area sown, but are put to some agricultUral use have been put under this category. Lands under miscellaneous tree crops, thatching grass, bamboo bushes and other groves used for fuel, etc., which arc not included under 'orchards' are classed under this category.

Culturable waste-All lands available for culti­vation, whether or not taken up for cultivation, or abandoned after five years of cultivation for one reason or the other shall come under this category. Such lands may be either fallow or covered with shrubs and jungleS which are not put to any use. They may lie in isolated blocks or within cultivated holdings.

Current falloll's---Lands which are left fallow during the curren· year have been treated as current fallows (the term current year refers to the year in which data were collected).

Otherfallows--AIllands which were taken up for cultivation but are temporarily out of cultiva­tion for a period c f not less than one year and not more than five years have been treated as other fallows.

Cultivated area· -The sum of net areas 50wn and area under current fallows and other fallows gives the cultivated area.

The land use data furnished in eols. 15 to 19 have been presented in hectares up:o two places Of

the decimal after necessary conversion of land

areas from acres and decimal fractions (as main­tained and obtained from Revenue authorities from the field). The area of the village in column

3 has been shown in hectares.

Tt will he seen that the tota I area under different land uses as indicated in columns 15 to 19 does not add up in some cases, to the total geogra­phical area of the village. This can be attributed to the' fact that area under water bodies, etc., is

generally not included in the land use statistics of the village.

As already mentioned in the earlier paragraphs, the information in Village Directory is presented for each village Development Blockwise.

Following is the list of abbreviations used in the Village Directory:

(i) Column 5-Edllcational

P ,., Primary or Elementary School (upto class IV)

M Middle or Junior Secondary School (upto class VIn)

H Matriculation or Secondary School (upto class X)

PUC ... Higher Secondary, Interme­diate, Pre-University, Junior

c College. College

fndusirial School Training School Adult Literacy Class/Centre

r Tr Ac o ... 0 her Educational Institutions

(Sanskrit Pathashala, Senior

Basic School, Makhtab, etc.

(ii) Column 6-Medical

H ... Hospital Mew ... Maternity and Child Welfare'

Centre. MH ewc ... HC PHC PHS D

FPC

Maternity Home Child Welfare Centre

Health Centre Primary Hullth Centre PrimalY Health Sub-centre Dispellsal y Family Planning Centre

TB ... T. B. clinic

NH ... Nursing Home RP ... Registered Private Practitioner

SMP ... Subsidised Medical Practitioner

CHW ... Community Health Worker o ... Others

(iii) Colli filII 7--Drillking Water

T ... Tap Water W ... Well Water Tk ... Tank Waler TW Tube-we II Water Hp Handpump R River Water F .... Fountain

e Canal L ... Lake

S '" Spring

N ." Nullah/Nala/Nalfah o Others

NA '" fnf(1rmation Not Available

(iv) Column 8-Post and Tclef{mph

PO ... Post Office TO '" Telegraph Office PTO Post and Telegraph Office Phone ... Telephone conncc~it)n.

(v) Column I O-Communicat ions

BS ... Bt's RS '" Railway Station

NW Navigable Waterway (includ­ing river. Cll na I, hackwaters, etc. )

(vi) Column II-Approach to Village

PR Pucca Road KR NR

NC NW

FP

Kutcha Road Navigable River

Navigable Canal Navigable Walelway (other than river or canal)

... Foot Path

(vii) Colllmn 1 3-Power Supply

ED Electricity for Domestic pUrpose EAg '" Electricity for Agricllliure

purpose

(viii)

(ix)

EO '" Electricity for ather purposes like industrial, commercial, etc.

EA ... Electricity for All purposes listed above.

Column IS-Irrigated by source

GC Government .Canal pc Privale_Caniil W Well (without electricity) WE Well (with electricity) TW '" Tube-well (without electricity) TWE; ... 1 ube-well (with electricity) Tk ... Tank R '" River L ... Lake Wf '" Waterfall 0 '" Othert;

Column 2C-Remarks

N Copies of Newspapers coming in the village.

M Motor Cycles/Scooters availa~ ble in the viIIage.

C ... Cars/Jeeps available m the village

T Tractors available in the village.

ft is likely that a viJIage may have more than one institution/amenity of the same kind. Such a situation would arise only in the case of columns 5, 6 and 20. In such cases the number of such institutions /amenities has been given in paren­theses after the appropriate symbol in . Cols. 5 or 6 and just after the symbol in Col. 20.

At the end of the Village Directory four appen­dices have been provided the details of which are given below:

Appendix I

This statement gives; for each development block, the number of Villages having various levels and types of educa1ional institutions, such as Primary SehGal, Middle School, Adult Literacy

Centres, etc., various types of medical institutions such as dispensaries, primary health centres, etc., and the number of each kind of such institutions, various types of sources of drinking water such as taps, tube-wells, etc., post and telegraph oUiees, power supply, railway station, bus stop, et'C., and also the number of villages not baving any of these amenities.

Appendix n This table gives for each nOll-municipal town

(i.e., place treah:d as town only for Census pur­poses) the area under forests, al ea under irrigation, unirrigated land, cuhurable wa5te and area of land not available for cultivation. In Madhubani district, however, there is no Census town. Hence tbis appendix does not find place in this volun~e.

Appendix III

This appendix gives development blockwise. the list of villages where no educational, medical and public health facilities, etc., are available. This statement is expected to be of considerable use in micro-level planning.

Appendix IV

Thi, appendix gives the list of villages with the population of the Scheduled Castes and the Sche­dules Tribes in various percentage ranges. Part A of the appendix deals with the p('pulation of the Scheduled Castes in the villages while Part B deals with the population of the Scheduled Tribes. Infor­mation is presented by the percentage ranges as indicated below:

For the Scheduled Castes (Part A) : 0,..5, 6~ 10, 11-15, 16-20,21·30 and 31 and above.

For the Scheduled Tribes (Part B): 0-5, 6-15, Hi-25, 26-35, 36.50 and 51 and above.

This statement will facilitate in identifying the ville;' ges having concentra1ion of Sch' duh. d Castes or Scheduled Tribes population for local area plan­ning for the weaker sections of the population.

48 DEVELOPMEl'OT BLOCK--MADHUBANI VILLAGE

AMENlTfES AND

Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad lunges, viz. ,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms., of the nearest place where the facility is available is given].

" -------------. Communica:

Serial Name of village Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post and Day or days tions no. with Thana no. of the tion and Educa. Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop.

village number of tional (potable) Marketl Rail station, (in hectars) households hat, if any Waterways)

2 3 4 5 6 7 II 9 10

REVENUE THANA-MADHUBANI

Chandar Scnpur (I) 200,72 2,141(371 ) P(2),O --~( 5.10) Hp,C,N -(-5) Monday, -(-5) Tbursday,

2 Dhelpurw;l (2) 26,71 765(137) -(-5) ~(-5) W,Tk, -(~5) -(-5) -(5.10) TW,Hp.

3 Satlakha 0) 104.00 797(146) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,TW -(-S) -(-5) -(5.10)

4 Tola Lak Sayar (4) 46.94 377(68) P -(-5) W,Tk, -(-S) ~l-.5) -(S-10) TW,Hp.

5 Sirampur (S) 22.26 37(7) -(-5) -(-S) W -(-5) -(-5) -(5.10)

6 Hasanpur (6) 565.74 4,484(796) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk, PO -(-5) -(-5) TW,Hp,R.

7 Kamalpur (7) 23.07 59(12) -(---5) --(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(--5) -(-.5)

8 Kakraul (8) 1,149.29 8,674(1,594) P(6),M(2), PHS, W,TW, PO WedHesday, BS H,O. PHC,Rp. Hp,R. Saturday.

9 Kharauwa (9) 282.06 2,036(379) P -(-5) W,TW. 1'0 -(-5) -(-5) Hp.

10 Jagal (10) 125.86 650(109) P --(5.10) W.Tk, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp,R.

11 Potbi Jagat (1I) 44.11 346(59) P -(5.10) W,Tk,Hp -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5)

12 ljrapatti Jagat (12) 82.52* 233(46) -(-5) -(5.10) W,Tk,Hp -(~5) -(-5) -(-5)

J3 Ijrapatti Jagat (13) 33.42* Ullillhabited

14 Ijrapatti Jagat (14) 82.52* Uninhabited

15 Arazi Basauli (15) 8.50 Uninhabited

l6 Gajau Basauli (16) 49.37 380(75) -~-5) -(-5) W,Tk, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) TW,Hp,C.

17 llasauli t14) 738.14 6,551(1,159) P(3),M, -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO & Monday, BS Ac. Hp,R. Phone. Thursday.

18 Arazi Basauli (IS) 14.97 Uninhabited

19 Ijra (19) 630.09 7,08"°,(96) }'(2),M, -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO Monday, -(-5) Ac,O(J). Hp,R. Friday.

20 Malaugia (20) .324.15 1941(348) P,M _(5.10) W,Tk,TW, PO -(5-10) -(5-10) Hp,R,C,N.

21 Dumri (21) 205.08 3,047(526) PO -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, PO --t-5) --(-5) Hp,R,F.

22 lIarirampatti (22) 58.27 720(143) . (-S) -(-5) W,Tk,TW. -(-5) -(-5) -(-~) Hp.

* Area supplied through local sources,

DIRECTORV

LAND USE

Approach to

village

11

Nearest town and distance

(in km.)

12

KR Madhubani (13)

KR Ditto (14)

KR Ditto (12)

KR Ditto (11)

PR Ditto (13)

PR,KR Ditto (12)

KR Ditto (10)

PR,KR, Ditto (11)

NR. KR~NR Ditto (15)

l'R,KR Ditto (10)

KR Ditto (8)

KR Ditto (7)

KR~NR Madhubani (13)

PR,KR, Ditto (12) NR.

KR,NR Madhubani (10)

KR Ditto (7)

KR,NR Ditto (7)

KR Ditto (6)

Power supply

13

SUBOIVISION-MADHUBANJ SAOAR

Land use (Le., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places).

Staple food

,--______ ---------J~--_ ---------, Culturable

waste Area not (including available

Remarks including

any place

Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated .gauchal' for of religious,

historical or archa­eological interest

14 15 16 17

Rice, GC (3.25), W (2.02), 147.20 wheat TW (6.17), R (2.09). Rice, 2002 wheat

Rice, TW (16.29), R (5.75) 60.42 wheat Rice, W (0.87), TW (1.70), 28.44 wheat Tk (1.38), R (1.67).

Rice, 17.95 wheat Rice, W (4.87), TW (2.46), 285.72 wheat Tk (8.13), R (10.61). Rice, W (4.30) 15.99

w!J.eat Rice, TW (195.25) 575.05 wheat

Rice, TW (27.91) 208.24 wheat

Rice, TW (2.82) 92.19 wdeat

Rice, 33.07 wheat

Rice, 27.30 wheat

TW (8.13), Tk (2.02) 53.89

15.21

6.82

Rice, TW (8.57) 37.62 wheat

Rice, TW (65.12) 428.47 wheat

14.35

Rice, TW (4.12), R (".05) 455.12 wheat

Rice, R (0.74) 192.68 wheat

Rice, 91.70 . wheat Rice. 48.72 wheal

and cultivation groves)

18 19

J 8.11 21.88

1.02 5.67

2.92 18.62

1.78 11.10

3.06 1.25

9.88 163.07

1.69 1.09

185.95 193.04

19.80 26.11

7.08 23.77

4.49 6.55

2.97 7.16

13.13 5.35

7.87 10.34

1.36 0.32

1.32 1.86

141.99 102.56

0.17 0.45

66.93 99.87

66.82 63.91

44.75 68.63

2.82 6.73

20

N2

N2

M1 : T1

N5:M2

Ml

N2 : CI

Nl

50

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK ---MADlWBANJ VaLAGE

AMENlTIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a daih (-) is shown in the column and next to it in bracke~s, the distance in broad ranges, viz. ,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms., of the nearest place where the facility is available is given].

r

Serial no.

Name of village with Thana no.

Total area Total Populll-of the tion and

village number of (in hectares) households

1 2 4

REVENUE THANA-l\IADHlJBANI-colltd.

23 Kokri (23) 248.07

24 Rahika (24) 542.68

25 Pokhrauni (25) 182.92

26 Saurath (26) 507.06

27 Jagatpur (27) 830.40

28 Dhanuki Jagatpur (28) 45.32

29 Sapta (29)* 430.5S

30 Sapta (2912) 36.01

31 Bhachhi (30) 446.57

32 Lachbminagar (31) 11.33

33 Maharajganj (32)

34 Madhuqani (11)* 57.06

35 Kamat Bhawanipur (34)," 25.90

36 Jitwarpur (36) 122.21

37 Bhoraha (37) 30,35

38 Ramkhcl11ri os) 31.16

39 Serma (3') 111.69

40 Kanail (40) 139.61

41 N"zirpur (41) 288.54

42 Srichand (42) 42.27

43 Baharban (43) 175.fi3

44 Bhavara

*Partly included in Madhubani (M)

1,819(363)

6,283(1,028)

1,463(249)

3,559(641)

5,125(961 )

485(73 )

3,939(717)

4,558(838 )

207(29)

2,250(430)

1,529(282)

1,735(303)

2100'!)

1,144(208)

2,387(391 )

76WI4-l)

SIll! 91)

3,980(642)

Educa- Medical tional

5 6

P,Ac -(-5)

P,M,H,C, H,HC, Ac(3).O. PHC,FpC P,M -(-5)

P,M,Ac PHS,RP, CHW(2).

p(J) PHS

P -(-5)

P -(-5)

P(2),O -(-5)

P -(-5)

P -(--.5)

P,M -(-5)

P,M,H -(-5)

P -(-5)

P D,TU

P,M, PHS Ac,O. P CHW

P,O -(-5)

~..A... _____________ ~

\

Day or Communica-Drinking Post and days tions

water (potable)

Telegraph of the (Bus stop, Marketl Rail. station,

hat, if any Waterways)

7 8

W,Tk,TW, -(-5) Hp,R.

W.Tk,TW, PTO & Hp,R,F. Phone.

W,Tk,TW, -(-5) Hp,C. W,Tk, PO TW,Hp,R.

W,Tk, PO TW,Hp,R.

W,Tk, --(-5) Hp,N.

W,Tk, -(-5) Hp,R.

9

-(5-10)

Tuesday, Friday. -(-5)

-(-5)

-(5-10)

-(-5)

-(--5)

10

-(5-10)

BS

-(-5)

BS

-(5-10)

-(-5)

BS

Uninhabited

W,Tk, PO -(-5) --(-5) TW,Hp.

W,Tk,Hp. -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

Wholly merged in Madhubani (M)

W,Tk, Hp,R.

W,Tk, Hp,R.

W,Tk, TW,Hp.

PTO & Phone

-(-5)

PO

-(-5) BS,RS

-(--5) BS

-(-5) BS

Uninbabitcd

U lIiniJ(Jbit((/

W,Tk,Hp. -(5-10) -(5-10)

W,Tk, -(-5) -(5-10) TW,Hp,R.

W,Tk, PO -(5-10) TW,Hp,R.

W,Tk,TW -(--5) -(5-10)

W,Tk, -(--5) -(5-10) TW,Hp,R.

W,Tk, -(-5) -( -5) Hp,R,N.

-(-5)

-(-5)

US

TIS

118

DIREctORY

LAND USE

Appro3.ch Nearest town to ond distance

village (in km.)

11 12

KR Madhubani

PR, KR Ditto

PR, KR Ditto

PR, KR, Ditto NR. PR, KR Ditto

KR Ditto

PR, KR Ditto

PR, KR Madhub3ni

KR,NR Ditto

PR, KR j\ladhubaui

PR,KR,NR Ditto

PR,KR Ditto

KR Madhubanl

KR Ditto

PR, KR Ditto

PR, KR Ditto

KR Ditto

PR,KR Ditto

Power supply

13

(8)

(8)

(10)

(8) ED,EAg

(5) EAg

(8)

(4) EA

(3) E\

(3) EAg

(2) LA

(1) ED

(4) bA

(5)

pi)

(6)

(7)

(10)

(2) BAg

51

SUBDlVISION-MADHUBANI SADAR

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal places). including

,-------.--------"----------.---.---, any place of

Culturable religious, Staple waste Area not historical food (including available or

Forest Irrigated by source Unirrig.l ted gauchar for archaeolo-and cultivation gical

groves) interest

14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Rice, W (1.25), TW (1.74), 142.70 36.59 64.98 wheat Tk (0.81).

Rice, W (6.12), TW (12.22), 288.39 47.63 180.03 N4: Ml: wheat Tk (4.10), R (4.19). Cl: Tl

Rice, W (1.25),TW(2.}4), 114.90 9.84 50.11 Ml wheat Tk (3.05), R (1.63).

Rice, WE (14.24), Tk (8.15), 380.94 15.02 76.J3 N2: Ml wheat 0(12.38).

Rice, TWE(16.85) 561.26 89.82 162.47 wheat Rice, TW(1.98) 33.14 5.36 4.84 wheat

Rice, TW(4.05), R(6A7) 314.37 22.64 83.05 wheat

Tk(2.76) 27.89 5.36

Rice, TW(19.98) 3'i0.52 18.19 57.88 wheat

Rice, TW(4.0;') 7.25 wheal

Rice, Tk(O,66) 32,55 3.45 20.40 whc:!!

Rice, Tk(2.14) 2.64 1.85 19.27 wheJt

Rice, TWE(2. 89), Tk(4 ,19), 65.76 2.42 43.64 whe~\t 0(3.31)

R(0.28) 30.00 0.D7

30.3(\ 0,80

Rice, Tk(2.59) 97.71 11.39 wheat

Rice, TW(5.99),Th(l.Z7) 121.12 LI9 10.04 wheat

Rice, TW( 13.(0),Tk(3.28) 195.2') 2,49 74.48 wheat

Rice, TW(2.78),Tk(O.71) 79,60 2.89 6.29 wheat

Rice, TW(5.97), Tk(0.92) 154.20 0.46 14.0!3 wheat

Rice, W(20.31), WE(11.04) 495.93 21.79 8U2 wheat

52

DEVELOPMENT BI"OCK-MADHUBANI VILLAGE

AMENJT J ES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (--) is shown in the cplum~ and next to it in braCkets, the distance in broad ranges, vi:l;.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms., of the nearest place where the facility is available is given)_ ,-_____________ -A. _____________ -,

Day or Communica-Serial Name of village with Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post days tior.s

no_ Thana no_ of the tion and Educa- Medical water and of the (Bus stop, village number of tional (potable) Telc. Marketl RlliL station,

(in hectares) households graph /WI, if any Waterways)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-MADHUBANI-contd_

45 Bhakhrauli (63) 262_23 1,371(269) P,Ac ~(-5) W,Tk, -(-5) -(-5) --(-5) TW,Hp,R_

46 Katai (64) 114.52 925(170) P,O -(-5) W,Tk, -(--5) -(5.10) ---(5·10) Hp,R.

47 Khanjipur (65) 81.34 426(76) P --(5.10) W,Tk, - -(- 5) -(5·10) NW Hp,R_

48 Basuara (66) 308.37 2,930(556) P(2) -<5-10) W,Tk, PO -(5-10) NW TW,Hp,H_

49 Khajuri (67) 302.70 2,517(376) P,G -(-5) W,Tk, ---(-5) (5.10) -(-5) TW,Hp,R_

50 Rajahan (68) 20.69 1l0(14) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp --(-5) --(5·10) -(-5)

51 K;ljiana (69) 70.82 438(73) P,A~ -+-5) W,'lk, -(- -5) (5.)0) -(--5) TW,Hp.

52 Ganeshpur (70) 4.86 Unillftabited

53 Fatehpur (71 ) 44.11 585(112) P -(-5) W,Tk, - (-5) - --(5.10) -(-S) Tw,Hp.

S4 Keshopur (72) 72.44 235(42) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk, --(-5) -(--5) -(-5) TW,Hp.

55 Saidpur (73) 8.50 U lIillhabi fed

56 Semuara (74) 162_28 2,297(401Y) P(2),M, -(-5) W,Tk, PO --(5.10) BS H,Ac. TW,Hp_

57 Dangar Bhitthi (75) 169.16 824(126) P,M --(-5) W,Tk,TW PO --(-5) BS

58 Balia Bijauli (76) 48.16 U 11 inhabitc d

59 Birsar (77) 47.35 1,069(1gS) P PHC,PHS W;lk, -- (-5) -(-5) US 1W,Hp.

60 Samaul (78) 164.60 1,521(284) P,M -(-5) W,Tk, --(-5) -(5-10) BS TW,Hp

61 Sundarpuf Bhitthi (79) 372.71 3,212(646) P,G SMP, W,Tk, PO -(5-10) -(-5) CHW,O. TW,Hr.

62 Lakhanpatti (80) 13_76 587(83) l' RP W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(5.10) -(-5)

63 Nima (81) 1~4.47 1,396(258) 1'(1) --(-5) W,Tk, -(-5) -- ( 5) -( - 5) TW,Hp,R.

64 Be/am (82) 161.47 1,159(219) P,M RP W,Tk,TW, -(-5) --I -- 5) -(--5) Hp,R.

65 Balia (83) 618.24 ),705(702) P,M Pl--IS, W,Tk, . (-5) -(-5) liS FPC. TW,Hp,R.

66 Sonaur (84) 178.46 2,796(569) P,Ac, -(-5) W,Tk, --(-5) -(--5) NW O. TW.Hp.

DIREctORY

LAND USF

Approach _ Nearest town. of and distance

village (in km.)

11 12

KR Madhubani

KR Ditto

KR,NR Ditt~)

KR,NR Ditto

KR,NR Ditto

KR,NR Ditto

KR Ditto

KR,NW Madhuballi

KR Ditto

PK,KR Madhub~mi

PR,KR Ditto

PR,KR Madhubani

KR Ditto

KR Ditto

KR Ditto

KR Ditto

PR,KR,NR Ditto

PR,KR Ditto

KR,NR Ditto

Power supply

13

(1)

(5)

(5)

(5)

(7) EAg

(6)

(6)

(5)

(4)

(5)

(4)

(4)

(8)

(8) LAg

(8)

(10)

(II)

(12) EA

(20) EAg

53

SUBDIVISION-MADHUBANI SADAR

Land use (i. c., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places).

r-·-----------~-..A.----------·---~ Remarks CuIturablc including

Staple waste Area not any place food (including available of religious,

Forest JrrigJted by source Unirrigated goucher for historical

14 15 16 17

Rice, R(13.65) 235.13 wheat Rice, Tk(l.66) 65.26 wheat Rice, R(3.48) 65.74 wheat Rice, TW(6.13),R(4.51) 180.22 wheat

Rice, W(21.21 ),WE(20.39) 211.96 wheat Rice 0(1.05) 15.27 wheat

Rice, TW(2.76) 58.50 wheJt

4.21

Rice, TW(10.70) 27.31 wheat

Rice, W(5.20) 46.06 wheat

6.03

Rice, TW(5.03) 107.67 wheat

Rice, TW(3.33) 110.51 wheat

34.911

Riu::, 29.11 wheat

Rice, TW(9.0o) 121.27 wheat Rice, W(2.31 ),WE(J6.45) 236.7<> Whc,1t

Rice, 0(0.10) 9.40 wheat.

Rice, 0(0,42) 105.32 wheat Rice, TW(2.47) lll.54 wheat Rice, TW(36.42), Tk(14.38) 471,49 wheat

Rice, W(4.1O),WE(4.12), 85.33 whe:1t Tk(6.14).

and cultivation or archa-groves)

7.39

13.13

6.01

37.19

16.18

1.91

2.57

0.71

11.12

0.93

13.29

18.30

5.04

4.80

6.55

24.14

0.27

16.43

12.09

77.18

29,49

19

6.06

34,47

6.11

80.32

32.96

2.46

6.99

0.65

5.39

10.06

1.54

36.29

37. u2

8.14

13.44

27.70

73.05

3.99

22.30

35,37

78.77

49.28

eological interest

20

N5 : Tl

N3: M2

N7 : Cl

N2

Nl

N3

54

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-MADlIUBANI VJlLA(;E

AMENlTkS AND

Serial No.

Name of village with Thana no.

2

Total area of the village

(in hectares)

3

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next 10 it in br(;ckets, the distance in broad rangt:s viz.,-S kms., :-10 kms. and 10+kms., of the nearest place where the facility is "vailable is given]. r------------....A...-----------.c~

Communiea-Total Popula­

tion and number

Educa· tionaI

Medical Drinking Post and Day or days tions

water Telegraph of the (Bus stop, (potaele) Marketl Rail. station,

of households Itat, if any Waterways

4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-MADHUBANI-contd.

67 Az Rakbe Sankarpur (85) 1.83

68 Sankarpur Gandhwar (86) 37.23 283(52)

69 Salha (87) 8.50 615(107)

70 Gandhwnr (88) 413.99 3,246(600)

71 Kajiana (89) 44.11 1,100(168)

72 Mominpur (90) 242.40 2,149(369)

73 Moh iuddipur (91) 247.2~ 1,476(265)

74 Bhagirathpur (<)2) 77.70 477(86)

75 Tarachandpur (93) 20.64 49(9)

76 Lachhmipur (94) 201.94 1,456(290)

77 Maksuda (95) 511.71 6,540(1,193)

78 Dahibat Dih (127/2) 31.16 548(87)

79 Salempur (129) 93.08 804(169)

80 Ale (130) 53.42 116(26)

Total 15,175.66 129,24-4(23,087)

P

-(-5)

P,M

P,O

1'(2)

r,M

p

-(-5)

P,M

P(4),M, 0(5).

P

P

-(-5)

1'( 77) M(20) 11(4) C(l) Ac(12) 0(21)

-(5-10)

- (5.10)

--(5-10)

-(5.10)

RP

-(-5)

CHW

-(-5)

-(---5)

--(---5)

-( ·5)

-(j.lO)

--(5.10)

H(1) HC(I) PHC(3) PHS(6) D(2) FPC(2) TBO) RP(5) SMP{I) CHW(5) 0(1)

W,Tk,Hp -··(--S)

W -(-5)

W,Tk, PO TW,Hp.

W,Tk,Hp -(-5)

W,Tk,Hp -(-5)

W,Tk, . -( - 5) TW,Hp. W,Tk, - - (--5) TW,Hp.

W,Hp ~(-5)

W,Tk,Hp - (-5)

W,Tk, -PO TW,Hp.

W,'1k,Hp . ~-( ---5)

W,Tk,Hp --(5.10)

W,'fW,Hp -(--5)

Note :-Figures given in brackets under Cel. 4 relate to number of households.

Uninhabited

Monday, BS Friday.

-(-S) -(-5)

--(-5) --(5.LO)

-(-5) ---(-5)

-··(-5) -(-5)

- -(5.10) -(-5)

-- (--s) --I -5)

-{--5) --(-5)

- (---5) - (-5)

-(-5) -- (-5)

- -(o. 5) --- ( --5)

- ~(5.1O) --(--5)

.--(5.10) -(-5)

DlUECTORY

LAND USE

Approach to

village

11

PR,KR

PR,~R

PR,KR

KR

PR,KR

PR,KR

KR

KR

KR

KR

PR'KR

KR

KR

Nearest town and dis~ance

(in km.)

12

Madhubani

Ditto

Ditto

Ditto

Ditto

Darbhanga

Ditto

Ditto

Ditto

Ditto

Ditto

Madhubani

Ditto

55

SUBDIVISION--MADHUBANI SAPAR

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal places). including

r- ________ . __ .~_.A. ___ .~ _____ ~_ -. -- -~--~--~ ---I any place

of Culturable religious,

Power staple waste Area not historical Supply food (including available or

Fc,rest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for archaeo)o-

13 14 15

(27) Rice, wheat

(24) Rice, wheat

(20) EA Rice, wheat

(22) Rice, wheat

(I8) Rice, wheat

(I8) ED, Rice, EAg. wheat

(18) Rice, wheat

(16) Rice, wheat

(14) Rice, wheat

(17) EA Rice, wheat

{I 5) Rice, wheat

(6) Rice, wheat

(5) Rice, wheat

16

R(l.64)

TW(2.64),R(2.71)

R(2.47)

W{1,63), WE(21.18), Tk(204).

Tk(4.10)

TWE(4.63)

TW(2.15)

and cultivation gical groves) interest

17 18 19 20

1.14 0.05

16.11 4.04 11.73

3.95 1.00 1.08

320.43 15.52 53.19 N2: M3: C1 : TI

34.79 5.25 4.07 NI

200.85 17.89 19.56 N2: Ml

192.48 22.56 27.59 N2

61.16 7.22 9.32 Nl

19.83 0.81

162.74 18.13 18.92 Nt

TWE(25.23),Tk(4.19) 342.75 59.50 80.04 N3: Ml

Tk(0.90)

TW(2.39)

GC(3.25) W(7S.44) WE(107.42), TW{495.57), TWE(49.60), Tk(79.57), R(65.94) 0(17.26)

28.32 2.84

64.62 3.66 23.90

33.50 5.52 12.01

10,197.18 ],433.55 2,650.88 N 51 M 14 (' 4 T 4

S6

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-BISFI VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz. ,-5 kms., 5- - 10 kms. and IO--t-kms., of the nearest place where the facility is available is given]. ,..---------- ---- ------''--------.-----~

Communica· Serial Name of Village Total area Total Pcpula. Drinking Post and Day or days tions

no. with Thana no. of the tion and Educa· Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop, villag. number tional (potable) Marketl Rail. station,

(in hectares) of households hat. if any Waterways)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVEI'IIUE THANA-BENIPATTI

Sibaul (145) 128.69 1,692(297) P,M -(5.10) W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) Sunday, -(-5) Thursday.

2 Rathos (146) 471.45 4,234(714) P(Z) -(5.10) W,Tk,Hp,R PO -(-5) -(-5)

3 Bardaba (147) 203.15 2,212(350) P(2) HC, W,Tk,Hp,R PO --(-5) -17.5) C'HW(4).

4 Madhpur (148) 89.84 243(37) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -:-(5.10) -(-5)

_} Jagban (149) 713.55 4,990(891) P(3) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,R PO -(-5) BS

6 Hiropatti (150) 124.24 1,124(216) M -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,R PO -(-5) BS

7 Janipur (151) 67.99 1,277(258) P a W,Tk,Hp,R PO -(-5) -(-5)

8 Madhopur (152) 36.08 366(77) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,R -(-5) sunday, -("7'5) Thursday.

9 Sarsoti (153) 55.44 112(15) -( -5) -(-5) W,Hp,R -(-5) -(-:-:-5) -{-5)

to Tisi Narsam (1S4) 601.35 6,908(1,158) P(3), -(S.10) W,Tk, -(S.IO) Monday, -(-::-5) 0(2). TW,Hp. Friday.

11 Damla (155) 105.62 1,998(339) P,O -(-5) W,Tk, -(-S) Wednesday, -(-5) Hp,R. Saturday,

12 Baingra (156) 517.18 2,382(426) P(2) -(5·10) W,Tk,Hp,R -(-5) -(--5) --(-S)

13 Balha (157) 264.66 2,644(455) -(-5) -(5.10) W,Tk,TW,R -(-5) -(-5) BS

14 Marwa (158) 97.93 748(112) P --(5.10) W,Tk, -(-5) -(-S) -(-5) TW,Hp.

C'hahuta (159) 310.39 5,596(1,046) P(3),M -(5.10) W,Tk, PO -(-5) -(-S) TW,Hp.

16 -.1ornaul (160) 217.00 1/69(263) P -(5-10) W,Tk, -(-5) -(5.10) -(-5) TW,Hp.

17 Jairampur (161 ) :n.99 Uninhabited

18 Sadullahpur (1621 286.11 2,306(404) P,O -(5-10) W,TW,Hp PO -(5.10) BS

19 Dudhail (163) 284.09 1,944(342) P -(5.10) W,TW,R -(-5) -(5.10) BS,NW

20 Raghauli (164) 634.14 4,008(689) P(3),M --(5.10) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) BS,NW Hp,R.

21 Usauth (16S1 107.64 1,293(214) P -(5.10) W,Hp,R -(-5) -(S.10) NW

22 Arazi Usauth (166) 39.66 Uninhabited

S7

DIRECTORY SUBDIVISION-- MADHUBANI SADAR

LAND USE

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) .

r--------- -- ----- .--. ..A... _________ . ________ . ____ . ___ ~ Remarks

Approach Nearest town Culturable including to and distance Power· Staple waste Area not any place

village (in km.) supply -food - (including avaihble of religious, Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gal'.char for historical

and cultivation or archa-groves) eological

interest

11 12 J3 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Madhubani (23) Rice, TW( 11.46), Tk(6.21), 94.21 2.08 10.87 wheat 0(3.86).

KR Ditto (28) Rice, 3.24 TW(12 14),R(56.66) 247.66 121.40 30.35 wheat

KR Ditto (28) Rice, TW(8.09), Tk( 4.05), 180.08 6.88 N2 wheat 0(4.05).

KR Ditto (28) Rice, W(809),TW(2.02), 54.23 8.90 6.48 Nl wheat l{(6.07),0(4.05).

PR,KR Ditto (27) Rice, 4.05 TW(6. 07) ,Tk(8.09), 588.00 8.09 80.97 Nl wheat R(209),L(16.19).

PR,KR Ditto (27) EAg Rice, TW(J .62),TWE(12.14), 37.23 56.25 4.86 N2 wheat Tk(4.05),R(8.09).

KR Ditto (27) Rice, TW(4.05), Tk(16.19), 43.13 2.60 wheat 0(202).

KR Ditto (27) Rice, TW(2.02),Tk(2.02), 24.85 0.81 4.36 NI wheat R(202)

NW Ditto (27) Rice, TW(202),R(8.09) 38.85 2.43 4.05 N2 wheat

Kl{ Ditto (26) Rice, W(O 94),TW(97.63), 445.09 6.60 16.32 M2:Tl wheat Tk(2215),0(12.62).

KR Ditto (26) Rice, n(l2.14),R(12.14) 59.89 16.19 5.26 N3 wheat

KR Ditto (26) Rice, 3.24 1'\\'(4047), Tk(8.09), 385.6t\ 20.23 6.88 N3:Ml wheat R(52.61 ).

KR Ditto (25) Rice, TkC6.07),R(2.02), 192.91 45.45 6.07 N2:Ml wheat L(8.09),0(4.05).

PR,KR Ditto (25) EAg Rice, WE(6.56),TWF(12.2B), 37.67 !U6 18.77 N5 wheat Tk(6.12) ,R(8. 17).

KR Ditto (25) Rice, W(6.19),TW(8.15), 149.77 30.73 96.23 N25:M3:CI wheat Tk( 4.93),RCI4.39).

KR Dill" (26) FAg Rice, W(l3.19), WE(3.30), 181.71 0.65 N3 wheat R(l8.15).

0(8.09) 18.85 7.05

PR,Kk MCldhubani (28) Rice, TW( 12.14),0(20.23) 153.97 49.54 50.23 wheat

PR,KR,NR Darbhanga (20) Rice, W(2.04),1W(8.37) 185.47 27.82 60.39 N2 wheat

PR,KR,NR MadhubaDi (28) Rice, W(4.86), TW(20.48), 392.64 66.63 135.08 N5:M4:T2 wheat Tk(4.11 ),R(10.34).

KR,NR Ditto (28) Rice, W(4.13 ).TW(9.91),Tk 42.38 5.95 30.00 wheat (l0.18),R(0.5S),0(4.54).

W(O.84),TW(1.83) 24.68 2.08 10.23

55

DEVELOPMEl'iT BLOCK-BISFI VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz., -5 kms., 5-10 kms. and lO+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given} . ,----- ..A...

--~--:-----.

Communica-Serial Name of village Total area Total PopuLI. Drinking Post and Day or days tions no. with Thana no. of the tion and EduCl- Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop,

village number tional (potable) Market/ Rail. station, (in hectares) of households hat, if any Waterways)

2 ~ 4 :; (i 7 R 9 10

REVENUE THA "IA-BE'IIpATTl -('o/ltd.

23 Singhia (167) 1,480.22 11,114(2,017) P(4), -(5.10) W,Tk,Hp PO Tuesday, ~ (S-lO) M(2). Saturday.

24 Singhaso (168) 491.98 5,7S2(940} P,M,O .-(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(--5) -(-5) -(-5) R,C~

25 Chaparia ( 169) 248.88 2,149(355) M,O --(~5) W,Tk,Hp,R -(-5) -(5-10) -(--5)

26 Nurchak (170) 858.73 8,327(1 ,44.~) P(4) --(-.S) W,Tk,Hp PO Sunday, IlS Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday.

27 Bisfi (171 ) 921.86 6,352(1,164) P(6),M, HC,RP(2), W,Tk,TW. PO Monday, NW H. CHW. Hp. Friday.

28 Bherwa (172) 205.98 3,067(527) P ---( - -S) W,Tk,TW, Hp,

PO ~(-5) -·(~5)

29 Sakrari (173) 148.52 693(110) P _.( - -5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) Tuesday, -( -·-5) Hp. Saturday.

30 Parohi (174) 115.74 1,178(233) 0 --(5-10) W,'J'k,TW, PO -( -5) --(5-10) Hp,N.

31 Patauna (17S) 95.50 1,845(321 ) P,O --(5-10) W,Tk,TW, -( Hp.

5) - ( - 5) --(5-10)

32 Usrahi (176) 99.15 1,126(166) 0 --(5-10) W,Tk,Hp --( - 5) --I -5) -(5-1O)

33 Parsauni (17R) 917.12 10)56( 1,905} P(6),M, D,FPC W,Tk,TW, PO Sunday ---(5-10) H,O. Hp,R. Monday,

Wednesday,

Arazi parsauni (179) Thursday.

34 33.18 Uninhabited

35 Raghopur (181) 429.77 2,231 (405) P(2),M -( 5) Tk,Hp,R PO - (-- 5) -(10-\)

36 Nahas Rup:mli (217) 749.11 5,559(1,n '2) P(3),M, ( 5) W,Tk,'fW, PO -( -5) -(5-10) H,O. Hp.

37 Sohans (225) 442.72 2,694(42~) P,M,O. --5) Tk,'fW ---( ~-5) -(-5) -(10+)

38 Raghepura (226) 167.U 2,408(379) 1'(2),0 . -(5-10) Tk,TW ---( - 5) Monday, - (10-\) Thursday.

3~ Ajnauli (227) 172.39 851(110) P (-5) Tk,TW ( -5) -( - 5) -(10+ )

40 Bajraha (~2R) 26;.15 1,267(22-1 J P He W,Tk,TW, - ( 5) --(5-10) -(10+) Hp.

41 Genaura (229) 266.2.8 ? I)G~(J6 7) P,O --I -5) W,Tk,'lW, (.-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) Hp.

DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Approach to

village

11

KR

KR

KR

PR,KR

PR,KR

KR

KR

KR

KR

KR

KR

KR

KR

KR

KR

KR

KR

KR

Nearest town and distance

(in km.)

12

Madhubani (29)

Ditto (31)

Ditto (30)

Ditto (30)

Ditto (21)

Ditto (23)

iJltto 119,1

Ditto (18)

Ditto (16)

Ditto (20)

Ditto ,I')

Madhubani (25)

Ditto (19)

Ditt,.> (20)

Ditto (25)

Ditto (24)

Diltu (_24)

Ditto ~15)

Power Supply

13

EAg

SLiBDlVJSION-lVIADHUBANI SADA\{

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places). r- __ ~ ___ ...A.. _______________ -, Remarks

Culturable including Staple waste Area not any place

food (including available of religious, Forc~t Irrigated by source Unirrig~ted gauchar for historical

14 15 16

Rice, TW(80.94), Tk(6.07), wheat R(12.55),0(10.12).

Rice, 'I W(20.23), Tk(16.37), wheat R(172.80),O(8.®).

Rice, GC(20.23), TW(4.05), wheat TWE(12.14), Tk(8.09),

0(4.25). Rice, TW(40.47), Tk(41.28l,

wheat 0(12.14),

Rice, W(8.15),TW (6.14), , wheat Tk(8.19),R( 10.19). Rice, TW(32.83), Tk(8 711, wheat 0(0.98).

Rice, W(0.95),TW I41:>.16), wheat Tk(1O.01),0(2.17).

Rice, W(0.96).TW(26.6] ), maizl! Tk(2.19).

Rice, W(0.95),TW(32.93), wheat Tk(0.95),0(1.27).

Rice, TW(21.27),R(2.17 ) wht:at

Rice, \\1(15.06), Tk(2.13), wheat R(l.92).

'1W(6.58)

Rice, '1\\1(20.23 ),R( 60.70), wheat 0(8.09).

Rice, TWi14.43), Tk(11.05) wheat

Rice, UC(60.70),Tk(24,28) , wheat O(i.09).

Rice, TW(12.14),Tk( 18.21), wheat 0(12.14).

Rice, TW{1O.12),Tk(24.28), wheat 014.05).

Rice, TW(4.77),Tk(4. 15 J, wheat 0;0.96).

Rice, 1W(19.58),Tk~1O.79)

wheat

976.09

190.20

145.68

681.08

497.99

153.22

80.15

SO.4l

47.72

68.61

763,29

20.10

201.77

558.88

221.25

76.56

33.06

201.4<)

165.79

, and cultivation 'or archil-groves)

280.11

40.47

22.15

20.23

120.23

2.95

2.')4

2.09

1.66

1.68

4.10

1.67

40.45

1.08

JI)

114.34

43.82

32.49

63.53

270.97

7.29

6.14

3.48

1.92

5.42

140.62

6.50

138.98

163.03

128.40

48.08

60.43

52.08

69.04

eological interest

20

N1

N2

CI

MI

Ml:T1

Ml

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK--BISFI

Serial Name of village Total area no. with Thana no. of the

village (in hectares)

1 2 3

60

VjtLAGl~

AMENITIES AND

Amenities avaihible [if not available \\ithin the village, a dash (-) i~ shown in the column and next to it in bracketb, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10-] km;., of the nearest place where the facility is available is ~ivenJ. (' -"---------------·1

Day or ComOillnica-Total Popula- Drinking Post, ntl days lions

tion and Educa- Meuie,1 number of tiona I hou6cholus

4 5

water Telegraph (pot.ilJle)

7

of the (Bu~ stop, Marketl Rail station,

/rat, if any W<ltcrways)

9 10

REVEl\UE THANA-BENIPATTI-contd.

42 Kerwar (230)

43 Aja Rakbe Jafra (231)

44 J'lfra

45 Mokadampur

46 Belaunja

47 Chandarbana

48 BI1'.lgauti

49 Marhia

50 Inamat

51 Khairi 8anka

52 Dhepura

53 Aunsi Babhan-gawan

54 Bhoj Paraul

55 Simri

56 Inamat

57 Sa Jempur

Total

(232)

(233)

(234)

(235)

(236)

(237)

(238)

(241)

(242)

(243)

(244)

(245)

(246)

(247)

338.72

64.34

378.38

138.81

201. I3

89.84

91.46

134.35

8.50

939.26

216.10

393.35

701.62

573.43

19.42

325.77

18,122.38

2,961(5Hl) P(2),M ---( ~ .. -') 'J k ,lIp

218(39) -(--5) -(--5) W,Tk

2,909(559) P(2),M,H -(5-10) Tk,lW

385(82) P (5-10) Hp

2,674(44Y) 1'(2) -(5-10) TW

533(101 ) P 15-10) W,Tk,T\I, Hp.

722(134) p,Ac (5. :0) \v~Tk, Hp

1,030(204) P, A.:,O (5·10) W,Tk,Hp, C.

8,953(1,518) P(4),M, PHS, 0(3) \V,H.,Hp, Ac(2),O,3'. C.

2,120(390) P(3),Ac 5) W,Tk.Hp

7,452(1,267) p(3),M, H,RI\2) W,TIo.,Hp Ac,O.

5,550(990) P(5),'\<'(2) - (-5) \v,lJp

5,763(1,037) P(S),M, ) 'C.CR\\' W,lJp H,I\C,O.

1,671(300) P(21,A.: ---1-5) W.Hr

160,120(27,91)6) P (95) M (IS) H (5) Ac (10) o (20)

HII) HC(4) PHS,I) D(])

FPC(J) RP(4) CHW(6) 0(4)

Note: Figures given in brnckets under Col. 4 re1:1te t 1 number of hOl1seh ,Ids.

I'Q

-( 5)

PO

( ))

PO

.. -I 'l)

~)

~)

]'0

5)

PO

.PO

)'0

--( 5) (lOT)

--I 5) (10 ,

TlIesd:.y, (10 : Saturd"y.

( :'i) (10 , )

-. 5) (10

(-~5) - (10 -,- )

5) (5-1 ()

--I . 5) BS

l Ii ill /Illb i /( d

( - ~) BS

(--5) I)S

-(5.10) BS

- (- 5) -(-5)

Sunday, (5-10) \"·edncsday.

[/';in/wbitGti

- (5·10)

() t

DIRECTORY SUBDIVISION--I\IADHUBANI SADAR

LAND USE

Land usc Ii. c., ,'rea under different types of land usc in hectares Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal places). including

r--·---------·--·--J ,.----.-·.···-·-·-·-·-- ~ any place of

Approach Nearest town Culturable religious, to and distance Power Staple waste Area not histcrieal

village (in km.) supply food (including available or Forest T rriga ted by source Un irrigated gauehar for arehaeolo-

and cultivation gical gf(lYes) interest

11 12 lJ I·l 15 16 17 11) 11) 20

KR Mr.dhub"ni (201 Rice, PC(68.flO I ,TW(16,191, 60.35 132.68 wheat Tk(24.28),0(36.421.

KR Ditte) (20) Rice, 51.33 13.01 wheat

KR Ditto (20) Rice, GO 121 AO),TW( 12.14), 109.32 115.29 N2:M1:T1 wheal n(12J4),Oi8.09).

KR Ditto (201 Rice, GC(20.23),Tk(12.14J, 57.46 44.93 maize 0(4.05).

FP Ditto (20) Rice, GCI 80941, Tki 8.09), 32.40 67.56 NI maize 0(12.14).

KR Ditto ( 18) Rice, 1\V(622),TkI5.17) 67.54 10.31 wheat

FP Ditto (23) Rice, '{ \VI 16.19), 1'k(2.02), 54.12 1.27 15.84 wheal 0,2.02).

PR,KR Ditl" (2:1 I Rice, GC(24.28),'IW( ~.091, .15.43 2.17 56.28 \\ heat Tk(4.05 ),0(4.05 I.

G0607) 2.43

PR,KR Madhub,ni (20) Rice, GC(40,47),'1 W(,+0.47), 768.26 3.30 71.59 N3:Ml :Cl:T1 wheat Tk( 10.12), 0(4.05).

PR Ditto (18) EAg Rice, TWE(40.47),TkO.50) 135.09 2A4 30.60 Ml:T1 wheat

PR,KR Ditto ( 18) ED,EAg Rice, T\v~IO. !2j, TWE(40.47), 266.89 2.89 50.21 NlO:M2:Cl wheat Tk(10.12),002.65).

PR,KR Ditto (20) EA Rice, GO.303.51),TW(48.56), H8.11 32.17 96.42 N7:T2 \\ heal TWE(28.33 ),Tk(40,47),

0(4.05). KR Ditto (29) EA Rice, ·fW(l6.1'J),TWEl24.28), 117.76 35.92 342.86 N25:Ml:

wheat Tk(20 23 1,0(16.19). CI:Tl GC(H7),O(0.81) 3.64 7,50 1.80

KR Madhubani (20) Ric." GC(23'/.95), TW(36.42 I, ILlS 32.97 NI wheat '1kO.28).

10.53 (;C (9).1.45) 10,650,'.)7 1,120.1(, 3,035.97 N 109 PC (68.80) M 20 W (6<'.35) C 5 WE (9.86) T 10 TW (858.54) TWE (170.11) Tk (483.46) R (461.72) L (24.28) 0 (240.18)

62

DEVELOPMENT BLO<':K-BEN iPATTl VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available (if not available wi thin the v Jlage, a dash (-) is sho\\n in the colulTm'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 is given]. ,--._-_. ___ ._., _______ J..._ _____ . ___ . ________ ~

.. . Day or C(,fllfllunica-Serial Name of village Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post and days tions

no. with Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop, village number of tional (potable) Marketl Rail. station,

(in hectares) households hat, jf any Waterways)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-BENIPATl'l-contd.

Kesu1j (34) 251.31 1,277(226) P ---(--5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) R,N.

2 Manpaur (35) 815.03 6,003(1,055) --(-5) -(---5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(--5) ---(5-10) Hp,R.

3 Ladaut (36) 273.16 2,611 (475) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp,R,N.

4 Mahamadpur (37) 348.43 2,029(335) P,M --(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) Tuesday, BS Hp,R,N. Friday.

5 Baranlpur (38) I O·kS I 650(113) l' -- (---5) W,Tk, -( 5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp,R.

6 Teoth (39) 913.'17 6,184(1040) P(5), -(5-1&) W,Tk, TW, PO -(-5) BS 1\1(2) Hp;R,N.

7 Adhwari (4U) 135.57 1,251(222) :r -(5-10) W;Tk;TW ---(-5) -(-) (-5)

8 Chak Bhedi (41) 10.12 Uninhabited

9 Khutauna (42) 165.92 1,054 (188) P _.( --5) W,Tk, -(-5) -(-5) --(-5) TW,Hp.

10 Salha (43) 304.32 1,203(198) P -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, -(5-10) -(-5) --(-5) Hp,R,N.

11 Deuri (86) 88.62 399(69) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,TW -(--5) -( -5) -(5-10) Hp,R.

12 Dhanauja (87) 188.99 1,648(268) P ---( -5) W,Tk,TW, -(5·10) --(-51 -(-5) Hp,R.

13 Arazi Uchaith (gS) 37.61 302(77) 5) ---( 5) W,Hp,R -"I---S_) .. -(~5) -(-5)

14 Uchaith (89) 199.10 1,321(224) P MeW, W,'lk,'lW, -(-5) SunddY, --(-5)

PHS. Hp,R. Thursday. 15 Jagat (90) 120.19 J ,295(231) P -(--5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

Hp. 16 Arazi Jagat (91) 36.83 492(78) --(--5) ---(-5) W,Tk,TW, --(-5) -(>-5) -(---5)

Hp; 17 Kachhara (92) 201.13 1,929(367) P(2) -+-5) W,Tk,TW, -(5-10) -(-5) -(- -5)

HI'. 18 Betauna (93) 387.28 1,681(315 ) 1'(2) -(- -5) W,Tk,'lW, -(5-10) -(--5) --(5.10)

Hp,R. 19 Sam ada (94) 474.29 2,292(410) P -(---5) W,Tk,TW, -(5-10) -(-5) -(5.10)

Hp,R. 20 Lorika (95) 338.31 1,405(265) l' -(~-S) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(5.10)

Hp. 21 SoIlraul (108) 286.92 2,220(4(}O2) P12) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO --(--5) -- (-5)

Hp,R. 22 Chandpura (109) 344.38 565(98) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

Hp,R.

63

DIRECTORY SUBDlVISION-MADHUBANI SADAR

LAND USE

Land use (i. e.area under different types of land use in hectares Remarks T<lUnded up to 2 decim1l places). including

,-_. ____ . _____________ ...A._ ____ . _______ . __ , any place

of Approach Nearest town Culturable religious,

to and distance Power Staple waste Area not historical village (in km.l supply food (including available or

Forest Irrigated by s-)urce Un irrigated gauchar for archaeolo-and cultivation gical groves) interest

11 12 B 14 15 16 17 lR 19 20

KR Madhubani (30) ED Rice, TW(30.55),Tk(S.60), 151.56 21.45 20.31 wheat. R(18.84).

KR Ditto (30; EA Rice, GC(627),W(10.32), 614.60 105.75 wheat. TW(30.SS), TWE( 10.32),

R(3722).

KR Ditto (20) Rice, W(4.1S),TW(20.36), 150.63 30.92 28.72 wheat. Tk(2458),R(13.80).

PR,KR Ditto (21) EA Rice. W(2. 10),TW(6. 17), 236.98 10.68 38.05 N3:TI whelt. Tk(34.74) R(l9.71).

KR Ditto (21) Rice, Tk(2.46),R(I.29), 87.26 2.87 8.93 wheJt. 0(2.00).

PR,KR Ditto (30) EA Rice, TWE(4.13), Tk(16.19), 732.75 64.50 91.80 N5:Ml:Tl wheat. R(4.37),0,0.03).

PR,KR Ditto (27) Rice, Tk(13.90) 90.45 13.00 18.22 wheat.

0(1.96) 8.14 0.02

KR Madhuhani (30) Rice, Tk(!8.38) 87.98 17.17 42.39 wheat.

KR Ditto (27) Rice, TW(21.25),R(22.49), 234.45 6.19 18.49 wheat. 0(1.45).

KR Ditto (12) Rice, Tk(22.39),R(13.03) 33.70 12.4R 7.02 Nl wheat.

KR Ditto (27) ED Rice. Tk(22. 70),R(20. 77) 88.72 23.60 33.20 N9 wheat.

KR Ditto (27) Rice, R(7.66) 25.11 1.24 3.63 wheat.

KR Ditto (24) EAg Rice, Tk(lS.22),R(33.06) 104.84 18.44 24.54 N9 wheat.

KR Ditto (23) Rice. TW(8.30),Tk(1.25) 84.20 12.32 14.12 NIO wheat.

PR,KR Ditto (23) EO Rice, TW(5.42),Tk(0 75) 19.50 6.52 4.64 N3 wheat.

KR Ditto (23) Rice, W(4.54),Tk(3.22) 90.11 14.94 88.32 N2 wheat.

KR Ditto (26) Rice, Tk(31 92),R(25.42) 183.45 28.37 118.12 NI wheat.

KR Ditto (0) Rice, TW(41.29),R(53.04) 196.91 81.67 101.38 MI

wheat. KR Ditto (30) EAg Rice, Tk(l5.67),R(42.13 ) 182.74 48.08 49.69 N9

wheat. KR Dittu (28) Rice, Tk(32.85),R(49.24) 106.67 46.82 51.34 N4

wheat.

PR,KR Ditto (31) Rice, Rd3,lO) 201.02 6.68 123.58 wheat.

64

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-BENIPATT{ VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available fif not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the dist1nce in broad ranges, viz,,--5 kms., 5··--10 kms. and 1O+kms., of the nearest place where the facility is available is given].

" . ______ .. _ .. _ ..... __ .. ___ ...A...._. _______________ -,

Day or Communica-Serial Name of villa&e Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post and days tions

no. with Thana no. of the tion and Educ'l.. Medical water Telegraphs of the (Bus stop, village number of tional (potable) Marketl Rail. station,

(in hectares) household hat, if any Waterways)

2 3 4 5 (i 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA·-RENIPATTI-contd.

23 Chandpurapatti (110) 191.82 1,064(194) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW. -(-5) -(-5) BS Hp.

24 Chandpura (111) 185.34 883(161) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

25 Chandpura (112) 25.90 253(40) P(2) -(-5) Tk,TW,Hp,R PO -(-5) -(-5)

26 Dhanukhi (113) 141.23 727(134) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) Hp,R.

27 Madhopur (114) 216.10 1,111(197) P MCW, W,Tk,TW, -(-~5) -(-5) -(-5) FPC. Hp,R.

28 Barri (115) 656.80 4,193(736) P(3),M -(-5) W PO -(5-10) -(-5)

29 Bishunpur (116) 304.34 1,491(257) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(5-10) -(-5) Hp,R,

30 Agaropatti (117) 74.87 541(83) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) BS R,N,O.

31 Makea (118) 124.64 1,404(228) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(5-10) BS Hp,N,R,O.

32 B ishailaruga wan(119) 72.84 692(123} P -(-5) W,Tk,T\V, -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) Hp,N.

33 Larugawan ( 120) 127.47 1,337(183) P,M -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) Hp,N.

34 Bhagwatipur (121) 130.71 918(187) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

Hp. 35 Agai (122) 72.84 32S((i3) .-(-5) --(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(5-10) -(-5)

Hp,N. 36 Bagwasa (123) 63.94 802(153) P -(-5) W,Tk,lW, -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

Hp,R. 37 Shah pur (124) 106.03 1,502(290) P(2),M,H -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(5-10) -(-5)

Hp,R. 38 Rampur (125) 49.37 790(148) ---(--5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

39 Bandolwa (126) 7.28 95(17) -_.( -5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,R _:--51 ---(-5) -(--5)

40 Chholkula ( 127) 91.46 476(71) P -(.-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -( -5) -(--5) Hp R,N,O.

41 Shiunagar (128) 260.21 1,652(260) P MCW, W,Tk,TW, PO . (-5) BS PBS. Hp,R,N.

42 Sonhauli (129) 50.59 1,269(178) p(3) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(--5) -(-5) --(-5)

43 Matruhari (130) 63,94 274(57) P --(--5) W,Tk,TW, -(--5) --(-51 -(--5) Hp.

44 BasaHhu (131) 574,65 4,255(792) P,M,H He W,Tk,TW, PO Monday, -(-5) Hp,R. Friday.

6$

DIRECTORY SUBDIVISION-MADHUBANI SADAR

LAND USE

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places).

,-_------_____ ..A.... ____________ -, Remarks

Approach Nearest town Culturable including of and distance Power Staple waste Area not any place

village (in km.) supply food (including available of religious, Forellt Irriiated by source U nirriga ted gaucher for historical

and cultivation or archa-groves) eolojical

interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR,KR Madhubani (33) Rice, TW(2.33),Tk(1.70) 106.53 32.60 41.49 wheat. R{7.m.

KR Ditto (34) Rice, R(18.17) 107.13 32.31 27.73 wheat.

KR Ditto (34) Rice, Tk(0.02) 15.10 0.45 10.33 wheat.

KR Ditto (36) Rice, Tk(3.93) 103.63 6.98 26.69 Cl wheat.

KR Pupri (14) EAg Rice, TWE(l0.38),Tk(6.39), 138.29 10.79 34.18 Ml:C2:Tl wheat. R(l6.07).

KR Do. (9) Rice, W(6oo),0(17.96) 460.13 95.57 77.14 Nl:Cl wheat.

KR Do. (11) EAg Rice, Tk(3.44),R(6.24) 167.80 50.19 76.67 wheat.

PR,KR Do. C 13) Rice, R(l.57) 53.98 4.26 15.06 wheat.

PR,KR Do. (10) EAg Rice, R(1.33) 49.55 6.04 67.72 Ml wheat.

KR Do. (11) EAg Rice, R(I.37) 49.25 5.14 17.08 wheat.

KR Do. (13) :E:Ag Rice, TW(23.1O),TWE(39.72), 34.56 4.64 19.08 M2 wheat. Tk(6.37).

KR Do. ( 13) EAg Rice, R(I.29) 104.48 3.51 21.43 wheat.

KR Do. (14) Rice, R(4.25) 55.17 1.97 11.45 wheat.

KR Do. (14) EAg Rice, R(3.65) 45.45 0,47 14.37 wheat.

KR Do. (15) EAg Rice, TWE(l2.18)R(lO.19) 60.04 6.48 17.14 N5:M2:C3 wheat.

KR Do. (15) Rice, TW(4.31),Tk(3.54J 32.78 1.97 6.77 wheat.

KR Do. (14) Rice, TW(2.0l) 4.54 0.35 0.38 wheat.

KR Do. (13) Rice, R(4.78) 61.77 4.43 20.48 wheat.

PR,KR Do. ( 17) EAg Rice, TWE(14.80),Tk(1.74), 173.56 5.23 60.69 wheat. R(4.19).

KR Do. (17) Rice, TW(3.85) 40.03 0.49 6.22 wheat.

KR Do. (19) Rice, Tk(0.60) 56.01 0.% 6.37 wheat.

PR,KR Do. (22) EAg Rice, TW(6.20),Tk(7.49), 245.12 101.74 193.87 NIO:M3: wheat. R(20.23). T2

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DEVELOPMENT aLOCK~BENIP ATTJ VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-5 kms .. , 5-10 kms. and lO+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given]. ,-_______ . ____ ....A.. -,

Day or Communica-Serial Name of village with Total area Total Popula •. Drinking Post days tions

no. Thana no. of the tion and Educa· Medical water and of rhe (Bus stop, village number of tional (potable) Tele- Marketl Rail. station,

(in hectares) households graph hat, if any Waterways)

2 ~ 4 5 6 7 R 9 10

REVEN lJE THANA-- BENIPATTI~cOIlI d.

45 Anazi Basaitha (132) ~8.44 56(11 ) -( - 5) -(-5) W,Hp --(~·5) ~-·(-·5) ---(--5)

46 Matrahari (133) 162.68 1,605(263) P --(-5) W,Tk,Hp,R .. (-5) -(-5) BS

47 Karhara (l3t) 431.39 2,588(456) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, --(-5) -(-5) -(-·5) Hp,R.

48 Uren (135) 261'02 952(159) P -(·-s) W,Tk,TW, -(5.10) --.. (~-5) . (--.'i)

Hp,R. 49 Ranipur (136) 107.24 442{81 ) P --·(-·-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(--5) -(--5)

Hp,R. 50 Najira (137) 50.18 1,450(205) P,M -(-5) W,Tk,TW, --(-5) -(-5) BS

Hp,R. 51 Meghban (138) 302.70 2,332(394) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(-5)

Hp. 52 Rajban (139) 94.29 615(106) -(-5) MCW W,Tk,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

53 Pali (140) 1,200.28 5,132(869) P(3),M -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO --(5·10) BS Hp,R.

54 Damodarpur (141) 4,191.25 2,081(367) P(2),M -(--5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(5·10) -(-5) Hp,R,C.

55 Ahpur (142) 158.23 1,605(300) P ~--i-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

R,C. 56 Ganguli (143) 382.83 :t,157(590) P(2),M MCW W,Tk,TW, ~ (~-'i I --(5-10) \-5)

Hp. 57 Balia (144) 335.08 2,044(364) P(2) --(--·5) W,Tk,1W, PO ---(5-10) -(-5)

Hp,R. 58 Geadaul (177) 67.99 Uninhabited

59 Andhri (180) 210.03 1,509(286) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, ·-(-5) -(5·10) --(-5)

Hp,R. 60 Kataia (182) 381.21 4,371(808) -(-5) He W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(-5)

Hp,R. 61 Bankata (183) 265.87 1,367(251) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5)

Hp,C. 62 Behata (184) 301.08 3,590(616) P(4),M -(·-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) Wednesday, BS

Hp,N. Saturday. 63 Benipatti ( 185) 770.11 8,283(1,4Q4) P H,MCW, W,Tk,TW, PTO & --(-5) BS

PHC,FPC. Hp,R,N. Phone. 64 Parsauna (186) 748.66 7,023(1,102) ~-(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO ~--(-5) -(-51

Hp,N. 65 Erua (187) 227.83 '62(101) P -~(--5) W,Tk,TW, ---( -5) --(-5) -(--~5)

Hp. 66 Parkauli 1 ikuli (188) 180.49 1,907(374) P -(--5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) --(-51 BS

Hp.

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LAND USE

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal places). including ,'-- _-.- -- ---------"--------------.------, any place

of Apprc1 2ch Nearest to\\l1 Culturable religious,

to and dist"nce Power Staple waste Area not historical village (in km.) supply food (including available or

Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for arcbaeolo-and cultivation gical

groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 I':} 20

KR Pupri (10) EAg Rice, TWE(1O.22) 27.62 0.19 0.41 wheat.

PR,KR Do. (20) BAg Rice, Tk(I.29),R(4.47) 87.94 12.30 56.68 wheat.

KR Do. (22) Rice, TW(8.62),Tk(l3.00), 259.35 51.54 45.87 NI wheat. R(53.01).

KR Do. (22) EAg Rice, W(4.10),Tk(1.26) 207.42 6.23 42.01 N2:Tl wheat.

KR Do. (20) Rice, R(2,53) 83.49 6.23 14.99 wheat.

PR,KR Do. (20) Rice, TW(l.62), Tk( 1.91 ),R(2.27) 26.38 3.90 14.10 Ml wheat.

PR,KR Do. (2I) ED,EAg Rice, TW(82.12), TWE(85.80), 59.40 10.20 46.18 Ml "iheat. Tk(1O.42),R(8.58).

PR,KR Do. (23) Rice, R(48.34) 21.89 1l.50 12.56 wheat.

PR,KR Do. (25) Rice, TW(5.J8),Tk(25.30), 727.24 81.30 277.30 wheat. R(8396).

KR Do. (25) BO Rice, GC(J8.27),Tk{2.78) 245.52 26.65 126.03 NlO wheat.

KR Do. (27) EO Rice, W{2.1O),Tk(0.84) 63.42 14.57 77.30 N5 wheat.

KR Do. (27) BAg Rice, TW(4.95),TWE(12.98), 89.05 40.53 194.63 Ml wheat. R(40.69).

KR D,'. (30) Rice, TW(12.19),Tk(12.22), 107.98 5l.66 75.88 wheal. R(75.15).

R(4.01) 54.21 6.21 3.56

KR Madhubani (26) Rice, W(2.88 ),Tk<O.55) 118.73 12.19 75.68 Nl wheat.

KR Ditto (24) EO Rice, GC(4.33), TWO.68) 258.23 27.60 87.37 Nl wheat.

PR,KR Ditto (30) [O,EAg Rice, GC( 8;56), TWE( 4.78), 161.73 21.90 67.26 N5 wheat. Tk(1.64).

PR,KR Ditto (26) EA Rice, TW(1O.27),TWE(22.4tJ), 186.91 23.82 33.94 N15:M3: wheat. Tk(9.43 ),R(14'25). Cl

PR,KR Ditto (23) EA Rice, TWE(19.51), Tk(12.14), 563.97 16.94 145.81 NaO:Ml: wheat. R(1l.74). C3

KR Ditto (20) EAg Rice, TW(20.40),TWF(32.50), 526.40 4.17 105.10 wheat. Tk(IO.16),R(49.93).

KR Ditto (18) EAg Rice, TW(2.83),TWE(44.64) 168.82 2.25 9.29 wh!-)at.

PR,KR Ditto (lG) EA Rice, TW(S.09).TWE(16.19), .139.94 1.90 8.~ Nl' \\heat. n(G·17).

6g

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-BENIPATTI VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad, ranges, viz.,-5 kms., 3--10 kms. and 10 -+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is givenJ. r-----------------"-----------------..,

Day or Communica-Serial Name of village Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post and days tions

no. with Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medical waler Telegraphs of tbe (Bus Slop, village number of tion • .! (potable) Markell RaiL st:'lion,

(in hectares) households hat, if any Waterways)

2 .3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVE:"IUE THANA -BENIPATTl-cont d.

67 Atrauli (189) 220.96 1,456(216) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp.

68 Dhagjara ( 190) 228.24 3,801(589) P --(-5) W, fk,TW, PO Monday, --(-5) Hp,R. Friday.

69 ehanpura ( 191) 165.51 1,052(173) P --(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp.

70 Chatra (92) 226.22 2,247(432) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(-s)

Hp,R. 71 Akuli (193 ) 162.68 691(133) P --(--5) W,Tk,TW --(-5) -(-·5) -·(-5)

Hp,R. 92 Depura (194) 143.26 1,835(322) P --(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(--5) -(--5)

R,N. 73 Barhampura ( 195) 331.84 2,352(408) -(--5) ·-(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

Hp,R. 74 Dumra ( 1%) 207.67 1,647(284) P -(-5) W,Tk, -(-5) -(--5) -(:.\()

Hp,R. 75 Akaur (197) 464.57 2,941(347) -(-5) MCW W,Tk,TW ,PO --(-5) -(5-10)

Hp,N. 76 Nagwas (198) 374.33 2,659(523) P --(--5) Vv,Tk,TW, PO Monday .--(5-10)

Hp Friday. 77 Karhi (199) 677.84 4,660(852) P -(--5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(5-10)

Hp,C. 78 N<\okarhi (200) 216.91 3,078(551 ) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -:-5) -(-5)

Hp,C. 79 Az Rakbe (20) ) 25.09 UniiJwbited

Naokarhi 80 Hibba (202) 47.35 264(55) --(-5) . -(--5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

81 Ektara (20-') 248.48 1,640(328) -(-5) He W,Tk,Hp, PO -(-5) -:-5) e,N.

82 Mahua (204) 88.22 187(42) -(-~) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) --(-5)

93 Fakirdna (205) 45.73 34(9) P -( -5) W,Hp --( -5) -(-5) -(5-10)

J ~~ Arazi Pandaul (206) 50.99 Uninhabited

95 Parilul (207) 366.64 2,618(478) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO --(-5) -(5-10) Hp,C.

86 Parjuar (208) 790.34 7,567(1,316) PO) MCW, W,Tk,TW, PO -(5-10) --(--5) He. Hp,e.

R7 Dhanga (209) 674.20 5,570(911) P,M - (-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

Hp,R. 8S Arazi l"araul (210) "7.2.8 Uninhabited

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DIRECTORY SUBDJ\,ISION-MADHUBANI SADAR

LAND USE

Land usc (i. C., area under different types of land usc in hectares Remarks ro.unded up to 2 dedmal places). including

,-_________ :---- _________ ._..A -- ____________ . ______ --, any place

of Approach Nearest town Culturable religious,

to. and distance Pewer 5t2 pie waste Area not historical village (in km.) supply food (including "vBil".blc Of

Forest Irrigated by source Un i rriga ted gauchar for llfchaeolo-and eu Itiva tion gical

groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS 19 20

KR Madhubani (17) EAg Rice, TW(1O.26), TWE(16.19) 17S.98 1.27 14.26 wheat.

PR,KR Ditto (18) EA Rice, TWE(28.09), TK(9.45), 148.92 1'29 24.30 N2:M2: \\ he~ t. R(16.19). C3:TJ

KR Ditto (IS) Rice, TW(33.02) 115.35 0.8') 16.25 wheat.

KR Ditto (20) EAg Rice, rWE(9.19),R( 46.32) l32.10 10'J9 2S.42 N2:Ml wheat.

KR Ditto (22) Rice, TW(12.67),R(12.73) 128.98 4.08 ,t.:!2 wheat.

KR Ditto (22) Rice, TW(10.16),Tk( 40:81), 14.54 3.84 44.09 Nl wheat. R(29.S2).

KR Ditto (22) EAg Rice, TWE{2,43 ),Tk(2;02) 307,46 0.17 19.76 N3 wheat.

KR Ditto (22) Rice W(4.05),Tk(8.76) 154.39 8,17 32.23 Nt wheat.

KR Ditto (22) BAg Rice, 1 W(22,36),Tk(40,55), 376.27 12,85 5.49 wheat. R(7.0S).

KR Ditto (26) Rice, TW(l3.10),Tk(9.40), 301.66 6.19 38.80 NJ wheat. R(S.18).

KR Ditto (28) Rice, TW06,19 ),1k(52.65) 557.22 10.17 4}.61 NI wheat.

KR Ditto (20) BAg Rice, GC(8,09),TWE(6.92) 173.34 2.14 26.42 NI wheat.

,[k(D.53 ) 20.32 1.40 2.84

KR Madhubani (20) Rice, Tk(5. 73) 33.08 0.45 809 wbeat.

KR Ditto (17) Rice, GC(69.14) - 146.42 14.61 18.31 N6 wheat.

KR Ditto (20) Rice, W(20'23), Tk(7;lO), 20.23 20.43 wheat. 0(20.23).

KR Ditto (20) Rice, \\1 (25.32),0(20.00) 0.14 whca t.

0(4.01) 34.83 1.67 10,48

KR Madhubani (10) Rice, GC(IO. t8),TW(4,33) 300.08· 10.51 35.07 MI wheat. Tk(6.47). .

KR Ditto (20) ED,EAg Rice, GC(26.69),Tk(30.69), 582.08 15.90 J 14.55 M2:TI whe-,,\. <-')l20.50).

KR Ditto (10) rn Rice CC(79.01).Tk(10 50). 429.60 21.19 60.98 MJ:T1 whe:lt. R(72.92) .

0(5.26) 2.02

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Serial no.

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90

91

92

93

94

95

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97

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99

Ai\IENITIES AND

Amenitic:s available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance ill broad ranges, viz. ,-5 kms., 5- - 10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given]. r------~-.---- -_. ___ ...A.. _____________ ~

Communica-Name of Village with Thana no.

Total area of the

Total Popula­tion and Educa- Medical

Drinking Post and Day or days tions water

(potable) Telegraph of the. (Bus stop,

village number tion<tl (in hc:ctarc:s) of households

2 3 4 5

REVEN UE THANA-BENIP ATTI---cont d.

Arazi Paraul (211) 17.40

Jhonjhi (212) 242-81 1,438(240) P

Mureth (213) 416'42 3,656(662) -(-5)

Bijalpura (214) 317'27 2,499(477) --(-5)

Kapasia (215) 270'73 3,430(646) P

Mirz.o.pur (216) 104'00 118(24) P

Pauna (~18) 171.58 1,416(243) P

Nagdah Balain (219) 489.66 5,204(973) P,M

Kusmau] (220) 230-26 997(214) P

Barmotar Lachchmipur (221) 28-73

ArJ.zi Anrer (222) 17"81 84(13) P(3)

6 7

--(-5) W,Tk,Hp,N

-(-5) W,Tk,TW, Hp,R,

PHS W,Tk,Hp

--( -~5) W,Tk,TW, Hp,N.

-( --5) W,Tk,Hp

-(---5) W,Tk,Hp, C,L.

--(-5) W,Tk,TW, Hp,R,C,N.

-(-5) W,Tk,Hp, C,N.

-(-5) W,Tk,C

8

-(--5)

PO

-(-5)

PO

-(-5)

-(-5)

PO

-(-5)

-(-5)

Marketl Rail. station, hat, if any Waterways)

9 10

Uninhabited

-(-5) -(-5)

--(5-10) BS

- (5-10) - (-5)

--(5-10) BS

-(5-10) BS

-(-5) -(-5)

--(-5) --(-5)

-(-5) -(-5)

Uninhabited

--(-5) -(-5)

100 Anrer (223) 1,182'88 11,106(1,984) P HC W,Tk,TW, PO Sunday, BS Hp,C. Wednesday.

101 Bhaduli (224) 137'59 880(163) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp.

102 Baijalpur (239) 93"48 604(102) P -(-5) W,Tk,lW, -(-5) -(-5) BS Hp, C,N.

103 Kamrahi (240) 37·23 Uninhabited

Total 26,237'50 194,361 P(102) H(l) (34,245) M(14) MCW(S)

H(2) HC(5) PHC(I) PHS(3) FPC(2)

Note-Figures given in braCkets under Col. 4 relate to number of households.

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DIRECTORY SUBDIVISION--MADHUBANI SAL>AR

LAND USE

Land \lse (i. e., area under different types 0 f land use in hectares Remarks rouJlded up to 2 decimal places). including

,-_____ " ___ ~--_.--A...--._-"._.-.... - _--. __ ~ any place of

Approach Nearest town Culturable religious,

to and distance Power Staple waste Area not historical

village (in km.) Supply food (including available or Furest Irrigated by source Un irrigated iauchar for archaeolo-

and cultivation gical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

GC(2"()O), Tk(2'02) 12'28 1'10

KR Madhubani (20) Rice, Tk(13'06) 203'21 14'33 12'21 N3 wheat.

PR,KR Ditto (15) ED, Rice, TWE(6'31),Tk(12"27) 348-32 25-16 24-36 N2 EAg. wheat.

KR Ditto (12) ED, Rice, Tk(16'12) 244-00 32'82 24'33 N9:Tl EO, wheat.

PR,KR Ditto (12) EO Rice, Tk(16'82) 228-36 7'30 18'25 N2:T1 wheat,

PR,KR Ditto (10) Rice, Tk(17'63) 73"45 12-92 wheat,

KR Ditto (15) Rice, OC(I09'57), Tk(5'56) 48'57 5'41 2'47 N1 wheat,

KR Ditto (15) ED, Rice, GC(77'23), Tk(19'83) 353"46 8'96 30-18 N9 EAg, wheel!.

KR Ditto (20) Rice, GC(19'43), Tk( 12'18) 176'86 21'79 N2:Ml:C2 wheat,

0(2'49) 25'47 0,77

KR Maehubani (12) Rice, GC(6'76) 10-21 0'84 Nl wheat,

PR,KR Ditto (12) EO Rice, GC(247"46) 749,02 83'10 103'30 N25:MI: wheat, Cl

KR Ditto (18) FA Rice, GC(16-20), TW(I'62), 100'34 2'93 8'41 wheat, TWE(8-09),

PR,KR Ditto (12) Rice, GC(3'44) 77"66 3'81 8'57 N3 wheat.

]2'61 24'62

GC(712-63) 16,861-68 1,609-32 4,147_90 N219 W('1S-79) M28 TW(489-3S) C17 TWE(417-83) TIl Tk(7SZ-30) R(1,064-81) 0(95'89)

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DEVELOPMENT BLOCK- MAOHWAPtJR VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dlSh (-) is shown i)J. the column and next to it in bnckets, the distmce in bro'ld ranges, viz. ,-5 kms .• 5-10 kms. and 10 t kms. of the nelrest place where the facility is available is givenJ. {" -"- -~

Day or Communica-Serial Name of village Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post and days tions

no. with Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop, village number of tional (potable) Marketl Rail station,

{in hectares) households hat. if any Waterways)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA~·-BENIPATTI-contd.

Raima (49) 435.03 2,369(424) P,M RP,SMP W,Tk,Hp, PO Tuesday -(-5) C. Saturday

2 Rampur Birt (56) 199.10 1,221(213) ..,-(-5) --(--5) W,Hp,R -(--5) -(-5) -(-5)

:I Madhwapur. (57) 219.34 3,880(711 ) P(2). H,HC, W,TkTW, PO and Tuesday, BS M(2),H. PHC,D, Hp,R. Phone. Thursday,

FPC,RP, Saturday. CHW(2).

4 Rampur (58) 48.56 868(163) P(2),O RP, W,Tk,Hp,R --(-5) -(-5) -(-5) CHW.

5 Parsa (59) 50.59 311(50) -'(-5) -(-5) W,TW,Hp ---(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

6 Ramnagar Kajra(60) 39.26 288(52) p -(-5) W,Tk.Hp -(--5) -.(-5) -(-5)

7 Basuki Bihari (61) 1,253.70 8,16Hl,433) P(4},M -(-5) W,Tk,TW PO -(-5) BS

8 Durgapatti (62) 75.68 1,036(177) P -.(-5) W,TW,Hp PO -(5·10) BS

9 Hanuman Nagar(63) 165.92 749(125) P --(-5) W,Tk,Hp --(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

10 Aura (64) 150.14 615(111) --(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

11 llalwa (65) 306.34 2,523(450) P PHS W.Tk,Hp,N -(-5) -(-5) -t-5)

12 Madhu Dih (66) 3844 156(32.) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

13 Bairwa (67) 364.62 2,048(381) P -(~5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) .-(-5) -(-5)

14 Mukhiapatti (68) 611 07 3,165(565) P(2) -(-5) T,W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -( -5) -(-5)

15 Sahar (69 ) 1,127 . .03 7,266( 1,294) P(6),M RP,SMP W,Tk,TW, PO Tuesday, BS Hp,R,C. Saturday.

16 Baswaria (70) 121.00 1,399(257) P --(-5) W,Tk,TW, -+-5) -(-5) -(·-5) Hp,C.

17 Akaha (71) 97.93 536(95) P -(--5) W,Tk,Hp --(--5) -(--5) -(-5)

18 Sohrauli (72) 18939 927(159) P --(-5) W,n,TW, --(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp,R.

19 Marwat Sahrauli (73) 9.31 Uninhabited

20 Karahuan (74) 182.51 1,327(248) P -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(5.10) -(5-10)

21 Awari Jnamat (75) 2023 Hp,N.

Uninhabited

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DIUX::TORY -SUBDIVISION......;.MADHUBANI SADAR

LAND USB

Land use (i. c., area under different types of land use in hectares Remarks roundod up to 2 decimal places). including

r----_--~~------"-------------_, any place of

Approach Ncateat rowe Culturable religious, , :·lD aIIil4Wtance Power Staple waste Area not historical -.:illqe :(mlcm.) - '-Apply I)od ' {including available ' or:.

F'oteal Irripted,by sotltCC - Unirtigated gauchar for - .' archaeolo-and cultiv2tion gical

groves) interest

it t2 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Madhubani (55) Rice, GC(48.28), TW(12.34), 295.39 22.06 46.54 T2 wheat Tk(lO.42).

PR,KR Ditto (4S) ED "iCe. TW(7.24),R(8.26) 99.75 4.04 79.81 wheal.

PR,KR Ditto (45) ED Rice TW(8.1S),R(4.60) 162.97 43.54 N5:M4

PR,KR Ditto (45) EAg .Iliee TWE(6.11 ),R(3 .32) 30.46 8.67 Nt

KR Ditto (45) Itice, W(I.62),Tk(2.02) 37.97 8.9S wheat.

KR Ditto (44) Rice, TW(2.02),Tk(1.21) 30.70 5.33 . wheat.

PR,KR Ditto (44) Itice, W(S.SO),TW(12.95), 932.26 279.76 M1:Tl , wheat . R(20.23).

PR,KR Ditto (60) . Rice, TW(6.07)Tk(4.0S) 44.S5 20.71 Ml wheat.

KR Ditto (54) -.Rice, Tk( 4.11 ),R(3.24) 106.67 51.90 Nl wlrtat

KR Ditto (54) 'ltice, TW(S.24). Tk(2.02), l1S.25 22.10 Nl wheat . R(2.S3).

KR Ditto (54) ED .. iCe TW(1012),Tk(4.05), 232.42 47.57 N2:Ml R(12.1S).

KR Ditto (54) Itice TW(414),Tk(2.SS) 2.551 5.91 Nl

KR Ditto (54) llice TW(18.53),Tk(7.40) , 242.10 90.52 Nt R(6.07).

KR Ditto (55) Rice, GC( 63.40),TW(8.09), 100.45 161.92 266.81 w,heat. Tk(1O.40).

KR Ditto (55) Rice, GC(91.10), TW(24.60), 767,09 184.65 N3:M3:Tl - .. ,-wneat. - ' Tk(iS.2S),R(41.34) .

KR D'itlo (54) RIce, GC(16.33), TW(6.56), 77.71 16.29 N3 . wheat. Tk(4.11).

KR Ditto (54) Rice Tkf5.73),]\(4.13) 77.14 10.93 Nt ..

KR Ditto (5~) . ~ice, • ~"t _ GC(18.53), TW(6.11). 103.07 9.38 36.02 N3 wheat. Tk(4.07) R(12.21).

8.14 1;17'

-KP; Madb\\banf (22) lilice, -9fhcat.

R(62.73) ,0(86,94) 1S.2\ ·16, \9 4.44

, )9..42 0.S1.

74

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-MADHWAPUR VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not aV.lilable within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,--5 kms., 5--10 kmll. and 10+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given]. ,. ____________ ...A.. __ . ~---...;......--_:_ . ....,...,'"":T~

.. .. -Dayor Communica-Serial Name of villale Total area Total Popula- Drinking : "Post and .. days ·.tiona

no. with Thana no. of the : tion and Educa. Medical water Telecraphs of the (Bus stop, village number of tiona I (potable) Marketl Rail. itation,

(in hectares) household hat, if any Waterways)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENllE TIIAN\-RE~IPATTI--CO/lld

22 Baingra (76) 278.42 1,749(360) P,M --(5.10) W,Tk,TW. -(-5) --.(.-5) -(5.10) Hp.C.N.

23 Pihwara (77) 260.61 2,037(379) p,M -(-5) W,Tk.TW. -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp,R,C.

24 Utr3 (78) 389.71 3,302(576) P,M,H PHS. W,Tk.TW, PO -(-5) -(--5) CHW. Hp,C.

25 Lama (79) 170.37 941 (159) P - (--5) W,Tk,TW. -(-5) -(--5) -(-5)

Hp,C. 26 M~hua (80) 284.89 1,160(205) P -(-5) W,n,TW. -(-5) -(5-10) -(5.10)

Hp,R. 27 Salempur (81 ) 567.17 3,375(635) P(3),M PHS, W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(-5)

CHW(2). Hp,R,C. 28 Ratauli (82) 100.77 851(202) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) --(-5) --(-5)

Hp.N. 29 Pokhrauni (83) 47.35 721(153) P -(·--5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(.--S) -(S.10)

Hp. 30 Pakhrauni Birta (84) 72.44 453(88) -(-·5) --(-S) W,Tk,TW. -(-5) -(-5) -(5.10)

Hp,N. 31 Dumra (85) 151.35 755(154) P -(-5) . W;Tk.TW, -(--5) -(-5) -(5.10)

Hp,N. 32 Minti (96) 259.00 1,024(214) ,> . -(--5) W.Tk.TW, --(--5) -(5-10) -(S.IO)

Hp. 33 Pakar Sam (97) 264.66 l,lW,220j P --,' -5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(5.10)

Hp. 34 Awari (98) 235.12 1,986(321) P,M R,P W,Tk.TW, PO -(-5) -(-5)

Hp,R,N. 35 Andauli (99) 91.05 517(72) P -(5·10) W,TW, Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

36 Patar (100) 78.91 801(151) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) -(.-5)

37 Pirokhar (101) 506.66 3,389(581) P -(-5) W,Tk,T\V. PO Tuesday, BS R. F.riday.

38 Ekari (102) 99.55 691(122) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) --(-5) BS Hp.

39 Sujatpur (103) 140.83 2,054(369) P,M PHC, W,Tk,TW. PO -(-5) BS PHS. Hp,R.

40 Badhauna (104) 234.11 Uninhabited

41 Taraia (105) 234.31 1,972(356) P,M ~.(--5) W,Tk,TW, -+;-5). -( ,,5)._ --_ (5-10) Hp,R.

42 Pakri (106) 161.06 877(162) P ._( -5) W,Tk,Hp --( -5) -(-5) -(5·10)

DIREctORY

LAND lISE

Approach Nearest to\\D . ·to···· - and· di5tance villaae: (in km.)"

11 12

KR Madhubani (22)

KR Ditto (53)

KR Ditto (53)

KR Ditto (53)

KR,NR Ditto (28)

KR Ditto (25)

KR Ditto (30)

KR Ditto (25)

KR Ditto (1G)

KR Ditto (20)

KR Ditto (20)

KR Ditto (55)

KR,NR Ditto (<W)

Kit P\Jpri (~)

KR Do. (9)

PR,KR Do. (8)

PR,KR Do. (7)

PR,KR Do. (8)

Kit Pu~Ji m)

KR Do. (15)

SUBDlVlSION-MADHUBANJ SADAR

. L{md use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places).

r-.----~--:--- --- -----~-- ---------.----.---, Remarks Culturable includi1l8

Power . Staple supply food

waste Area not any place (including available of religious,

Forest Irrigated by source Unirrig'lted gauchar for historical and cultivation or archa-

groves) cological interest

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Rice, Tk(80.94),O(45.73) 76.03 40.47 35.25 wheat.

Rice, GC(10.16),TW(6.11), 134.06 0.87 95.13 N3 wheat. Tk(10.17),R(4.11).

Rice, GC(26.34), TW(12.20), 299.67 4.46 40.93 N3:Ml wheat. Tk(6.11) . Rice, GC(12.18),TW(4.11), 128.31 19.65 N3 wheat. Tk(6.12).

Rice TW(10.36), Tk(11.07). 216.01 23.10 20.00 N3:Ml R(4.35).

Rice, GC(IS.14), TW (10.24), 442.09 37.14 39.86 N2:Tl Tk(14.-40),R (8.30).

Rice, Tk(20.64),R(20 23) 40.06 . -19.76 0.08 wheat.'

Rice, Tk(20.23 ),0(13.35) 6.88 6.07 n.H'! wheat, Rice, Tk(20.23) 20.23 20.23 11.75 wheat

Rice, Tk(3U6),0(60.70) 29.54 29.54 0.41 wheat.

Rice, Tk(84.98),R(101 17), 16.19 12.14 4.05 wheat. 0(40.47).

Rice, TW(50 59),Tk(101.l7) 10.12 8.09 94.69 N3:Ml wheat.

Rice, Tk(101.17) ,R(GO. 70) 40.47 16.19 16.59 wbeat.

Rice, TW(10.;P) ,R(~.44) 44.56 0.76 15.09 N7:Tl wheat.

Rice, TW(12.20),R(l4.21) 31.99 0.94 19.57 N2 wheat.

Rice, TW(1O.30},R(42.53) 392.36 1.24 60.23 N4 wheat.

Rice, TW(8.28), Tk(8.09) 37.03 0.81 45.3'J NI wheat.

Rice, TW(8.24i.R(12.14) 73.12 0.46 46.87 N5:Ml:T1 wbeat.

1 k(18.21),R(50,59), 102.36 0.44 SVi') O~O.12).

1\ia:.. TW(2Q.23} ,R( HH.l7} 40,47 60.70 1l.14 N3:1'1 whea •.

Rice, TW(20.23) 60.70 30.J5 49.78 N3 wlleJt.

'76

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-MADHWAPUR V,ILt:.AGE

AMEN1TlES AND

~erial

'no. Name of village with Thana no.

2

Amenities availabhl (ilMt available within the v.lIage, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-,-S kIllS., 5--.10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given]. r--------·-~-'·---:w.A...-,..-~~·~--~-~

. ' " - . Day or COQ1lQ1Q}ica-,Total area

of the Total Popula- Drinking

water (I'otable)

Post and days tions tion and Educa-

village number of tional (in hectares) households

3 4 5

Medical

6 7

Telegraph of the (Bus stop,

8

Marketl Rail. station, hat, if any Waterway.)

9 10

UEVENUE THANA-BENIPATTI-contd.

43 Bishunpur (107)

Total

499.35 3,665(621) P,M

10,833.08 72,325(13;040) P (48) M (13) HE2l :0 (1)

H,D. CHW.

H (2) HC (1) PHC (2) PHS (4) D (2) FPC (1) RP (~ SM.P (2) CHW (7)

w.n,TW, Hp,R.

Note; Figures given in brackets under Col. 4relate to number of househuid.:

PO Sunday, Thursday.

~(-5)

DIRECTORY

LAND USE

A~p!oach to

vil1agt;

11

KR

'Nearest fown-' and distance

(in km.)

12

Pupri (15)

Power supply

13

Land use"(t.e., area under different types of land use in hectares Remarks including any place

- rounded up t(} 2 decimal places). r-----~ ............ -'-'-------...A..------- - ---,

Staple food

14

Rice, whe'at

Forest

15

Irrigated by source

16

Cult~fable waste

. (iDdudin, Unirrigau.cl -Iauchal',

and aroves)

17 18

Ii TW(80.94). Tk(IO.12}.' - R(202 34).

70.82 61.87

GC (301.46) W (10.12) TW (399.42) TWE (6.11) Tk (6%5.53) H (823.17) o (251.31)

5,840.60 589.22

of religious,

Atea Dat historical avaiJable, or,_

{or archaeolQ-cultivation gical

interest

19 20

N3

1,9f:6.14 N 67 M 14 T 8

18

DEVEL1lpMENT' &LOCK-HARLAKHI VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

. Amenities availal:>le [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz. ,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given] . r-

..A... _________ ----.,

Commuflica-Serial Name of village Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post and Day or days tions no. with Thana no, of tire tion and Educa- Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop,

. village number tional (pot1ble) Marketl Rail. station, (in hectares) of households frat, if any WaterwaYIL

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE l'HANA-BENIPAl'Ti-colltd.

Kamalapat Patti (1) 186.96 1,452(275) P CWC,HC, W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) PHC,PHS. Hp, D.

2 Kaurna (2) 392.94 3,059(5~3) P2,M PHC,PHS, W,Tk,TW, -(--5) Sunday, -(-5) D. Hp. Thursday.

3 Bisaul (3) 936.83 4,473(803) P(4) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp PO --(-5) BS

4 Harlakhi (4) 636.97 4,744(850) P(3),M --(--5) W,Tk,TW, PO and Monday, 1'IS Hp,R. Phone Tuesday,

Ihursday, Friday.

5 Birta (5) 70.83 1,077(215) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) --(--5) BS

6 Naharnia (6) 369.47 1,959(336) P --(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(--5) BS

7 Kascra (7) 11)3.60 944(162) P - (-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) BS Hp.

S Mahadcopatti (8) 161.45 887(172) P -(--5) W,Tk,Hp, --(-5) -(---5) BS R,N.

9 Umgaon (9) 274.37 2,776(541) P,M,H H,PHC, W,Tk,TW, PO Thursday, BS D,FPC. Hp,lt,c,N. Saturday.

10 Dubepatti (10) 36.42 Uninhabited

11 Hatwaria (11) 130.31 1,349(233) P -(--5) W,Tk,Hp, -( -·5) -(-5) BS C,N.

12 Potgah (12) 203.15 9i4(176) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -+-5) BS R.

13 MOhanpur (13) 161.17 705(131) P --(_5) W,lip -(-5) -(-5) -:-(--5)

14 Mangpatti (14) 74.46 215(43) -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp,N _(,-5) -(-5) -(-5)

15 Suhpur (15) 130.71 1,120(210) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, --(-5) -(-5) -(.-5) C,S,N.

16 :Rampur (16) 283.28 1,650(324) P -(S-10) W,Tk,TW, PO -(S.10) -(5-10) Hp,C,N.

17 Kundalmaria (17) 121.00 684(108) P --(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(5.10) --(-5)

18 Balwaha (18) 40.06 275(40) -(-5) -(--5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

19 K'llna (19) 317,2'/ J,70j(280) P,M,O PHe W,Tk,Hp, --(-5) -(5-10) B8 TW.

20 Bituhar t2O) 384.85 2,0690~) P --(-5) W,lIp,C, -(-5) --(-5) -(-5) N.

79

DIRECTORY SUBDIVISION-!\lADHUBANI SADA~

LAND USE

Land UBe (i. e., area under different types of lam! use in hect~res rounded up to 2 decimal places).

r--___ ..A...

-----, Remarks Approach Nearest town Culturable including

to and distance Power Staple waste Area not any place

village (in km.) Supply food (including available of religious, Forest Irrigatefi by sour~ Vnirriga~ed gauchar for historical

and cuHivation or archa· groves) eological

interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 }9 20

PR,KR Jainagar (15) Rice, W(40.42),Tk{20.25) 67.16 4.70 54.43 NI wheat.

PR,KR Ditto (14) EA Rice, OC(131.06),W(20.67) , 43.44 25.56 126.35 NIO:Tl wheat. TWE(17.11),Tk(28.75).

PR,KR Ditto (15) Rice, GC{352.68).W{13.68), 140.34 375.74 Nt wheat. Tk(S4.39).

PR.KR Ditto (21) EA Rice, Tk(80.68) ,R(lll.ll) 276.89 7.70 160.59 N2:MI wheat.

PR,KR Ditto (20) EA. Rice, Tk(7.SS),R(lS.38) 25.89 ).80 16.91 wheat.

PR,KR,NR Ditto (16) ED Rice, GC{122.26),W(lQ.12), 124.24 1.32 81.18 wheat. TW(20.23).Tk(iO.12).

PR,KR Ditto (20) Rice, GC(21.3S),TW(7.30), 47.0') 3.76 22.27 wheat. Tk(1.83).

PR,KR Ditto (19) Rice, GC(51.97),TW(8.97) 55.27 3.17 4029· wheat. Tk(I.78).

PR,KR Ditto (14) EA Rice, GC(188.78),TWE(IO.27), 25.77 5.80 3008 N7:M2 wheat. Tk(8.41),R(5.26).

GC(13.01),Tk(0.87) . 14.11 0.45 7.90

PR,KR Jainagar (19) Rice, GC(52.87),TW(4.56), 39.60 5.63 26.29 wheat, Tk(1.36).

KR Ditto (17) EA Rice, GC(42.49), W(6.07), 19.63 20.04 86.28 wheat TWE(12. 14),Tk(10. 12) •

0(6.38). KR Ditto (IS) Rice, GC(24.28),Tk(4.75) 44.51 0.75 26.88

wheat. KR Ditto (15) Rice, GC(34.40), W(1.21), 19.83 0.67 17.S4

wheat. Tk(0.81). KR Ditto (13) ED Rice, GC(16.19), Tk(2.02), 83.16 2.91 16.31 N2

wheat. L(10.12).

KR Ditto (12) EA Rice, GC(5S.6I), WE(6.07), 105.76 2.35 99.33 wheat. TW(8.09),Tk(6.07).

KR Ditto (12) Rice, GC(61.08),Tk(20.23) , 6.46 0.43 26.73 wheat. 0(6.07).

KR Ditto (12) Rice, GC(12.14),TW(12.14), 2.44 0.42 7.31 Nl whe.at. Tk(S.61).

,

PR,KR Ditto (13) ED Rtce. OC(16.5S).W(lO.12), 5.09 165.24 99.34 N2:M2:Tl wheat· TW(20.:?a), Tk(60. 70).

PR,KR Ditto (17) ED Rice, 310.52 3.85 70.48 wheat.

80

DEVELOPMENT -SLOCK-JIARtAKl-JI VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

.AJtlenities available [if not avaiLlble within the village, a dash (-) is 8~~~~_iI0_~~_c~~umn and next h) it in brackets, the distance in broad ranles, viz.,-,,5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10 + kms. of the neares, place where the facility is available is given].

---,--'-----"':- ---,---~

Namc' .of villaiie. " '-Total ai'cll -: Total P'op1.ila-Communica-

S~al Drinking Post and Day or days tions

;nP,' with thana no~.~ -:-~ of thc tion and Educa- Medical W.lter TelegrJph of the (Bus stop, villaae number tional (potable) Marketl Rail. station,

(in hectares) of households hat, if any Waterways)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 - 9 10

REVENUE THANA-BENIPATTI-confd.

21 ~othgaon (21) 655.99 5,475(965) P(3) - (-5) W,Tk,Hp PO -(--5) BS

22 . Pj~raun (22) , 826.36 4,904(851)) P(3),M, D(2), W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) BS RP(2) , Hp,R,C.

23 Phulhar (23) 407.92 2817(570, p'(2),M PHS,RP, W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(-'5) CHW. Hp,R,C,N.

24 Beta Parsa (24) 510.71 3,451(605) P(2) RP . \\',Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(-5) Hp,R,C,N.

25 Hmrahi (25) 271.95 1,884(322) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) ~(-5)

R,C.

26 Kauaha Paharl (26) 624.83 4,583(854) P,M -(-5) W,TkTW, PO Sunday, BS Hp,R,N. Thursday.

27 Si81uni (27) 522.44 2,649(482) P(2)M -(-5) W,n,TW, -(--5) --(--5) -(-5) Hp;R,C,N.

28 Sukhbasi (28) 182.51 1,014(185) M, --( - 5) W,Tk,TW, ---(--5) - (-5) -:- (-5) HI'.

29 Harswal' (29) 267.09 2,OO7(~1) . Pi) PHS W,n,Hp, --( -5) -(-5) --(-5) N.

30 Pahra (30) 2U.05 1,445(254) ,P --(--5) W,Tk,Hp, --(-5) -(-5) --(-:5) C.

31 Hisar (31) 757.16 4,881(864) P,M, PHS W,Tk,TW, PO --{ --5) BS Hp,R,C,N.

12 Jhitki (32) 350.85 2,528(469) P,M -(--5) W,Tk,Hp,N -(-5) Monday, ' -(-5) Thursday.

33 Khirhar (33) 772:53 8,081(1,488) P(3),M(2), -(5·10) W,Tk,TW, PO and -':'(-5) BS H,O .. _ Hp,R,C . Phone.

34 Semhli (44) 157.02 1,334(252) . P(2)_~ ,- (5-10) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) --(..:::·5) - . (':':::"5) Hp,R.

35 B~ingra (45) 271.54 1,471(245) -- (5-10) W.Hp --( -'--5) .--(=-5) -(~ :5)

36 liraul (46) 415.03 2,868(517) . P - -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -·(-5) BS Hp,R.

37 Baurhar (4'1) 413.58 l,62S{!i2J PJ.L --(--5) W;Tk,TW, PO _c_,( .:;;_5) fi:f 'Hp.R,C,N •.

81

DIRECTORY SUBDIVISION-MADHUBANI SADAR

LAND USE

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) .

r- ...A ----"-) Rem:lrks Approach Nearest town Culturable including

of and distance Power Staple waste Area not any place village (in km.) supply food (including available of religious,

Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gaucher for historical and cultivation or archa-

groves) eological interest

11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20

PR,KR Jainagar (20) Rice, GC{245.64), W(6.07), 152.25 48.85 194.08 N2 wheat. Tk(8.09),R(1.01).

PR,KR Ditto (20) EA Rice, GC(317.67),W(1I.01), 191.82 187.04 4990 N2:TI wheat. TW(12.14), TWE(10.12),

Tk(27.64),R(19.02).

PR,KR Ditto (22) EA Rice, GC(60.70),W(10.12), 139.89 12.02 65.71 N2:M2 wheat. T W(40.47) ,Tk(50. 59) ,

R(28.42).

KR Ditto (22) Rice, GC(I09.26),W(5.06), 267.49 80.79 4.61 wheat. TW(8.09),Tk(22.26) ,

R(13.15).

KR Ditto l20) Rice, GC(84.98),W(1.21), 114.12 44.32 1.02 Tl wheat. Tk(20.23) ,R(6.07).

I'R,KR Ditto (22) Rice, GC(160.07),W(3.10), 54.04 15.91 147.98 wheat. TW(11.46),Tk(21.24),

R(21I.03).

KR Madhubani (20) ED Rice, GC(58.41), TW(38.49), 242.01 6.42 15248 N5 wheat. R(20.48),0(4.15).

KR Jainagar (20) Rice, TW (1.62) ,Tk(12.14) , 76.67 9.18 70.76 wheat. 0(12.14).

KR Ditto (20) Rice, GC(50. 59), Tk(24.28) 67.29 32.03 92.90 N2 wheat.

KR Ditto (20) Rice, GC(50.59) , Tk(12.14) 52.61 13.37 83.34 wheat.

PR,KR Ditto (20) Rice, GC(40.47).TW(23.67), 368.45 30.08 265.% M2:Cl:T1 wheat. Tk(l2.34),R(16.19).

KR Ditto (20) Rice, Tk(26.30) 171.60 19.06 133.89 Nl

wheat. KR Ditto (20) Rice, GC(I2·14),TW(28.52), 320.64 81.56 259.26 NI2:M5:T5

wheat. Tk(26.30) ,R(44.11).

KR Madhubani (40) EAg Rice, W(6.07), Tk(10.12), 96.15 4.55 31.89 Ml:C2:T1

wheat. R(8.09),0(0.15).

KR Ditto (35) Rice, GC(121. 8 I) ,PC(7t.34), 29.62 8.00 0.31

whe3t. W(6.07),Tk(J.4.16) , 0(20.23).

PR,KR Ditto (34) EAg Rice, OC(180.11),TW(4.05), 62.65 10m 57.98 Ml

wheat. TWE(8.52),Tk(30.70),

pR.KR Ditto (35) EA Rice, R(il.OO).

GC(219.68), TW(2.9S), 47.38 9.05 63.75 Cl

wheat. TWE(4. 16),Tk(9.97), R(56'64)'

82

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-I-IARLAKHI VILLAGE

Serial n0.

3S

39

40

41

42

43

44

Name of village with Thana no.

2

Total area of the village

(in hectares)

Total Popula­tion and number of

househ01ds

4

REVEN\,E THANA- BENIPAl'f1· -conc/d.

(' . ",onal (4~) 494.':12 2,942(544)

Mangraht'l (50) 2!!6. \ \ 1,370(263)

Man 'h,~rpur (51) 'B7.91 1,571(302)

Kamtaul (52) 54 (,J \58D7)

Kamlaul (53) 166.32 907(173)

Gopalpur (54) 99.95 591(113)

Gangemr (5') 6%,45 4.812(1l88)

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in hrackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-5 kms., 3- 10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest pb~ where the facility is available is given]. r------------- _J.,;. ____ • __ ~ ____ ~

. . Day or Commllnica· Drinking Post and days tions

Educa· Medical water Telegraphs of the (Bus stop. tion,,1 (potahle) Marketl Rail. station,

hat, if any Waterways)

6 7 8 9 10

1'(2),M. - (5-10) W.Tk,T\V. PO Monllay, _. ( ·5) H Hp,R,C Friday,

P (. 5) W,Tk,TW, ---(- 5) -(--5) - (5.10/

Hp,R P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(-) - ( - 5)

R.N.

P ( .-5) W,Tk,'I'W. -( -5) ( .5) --I 5) Hp,l't.

-(--5) - (--5) W,n,TW, -~-5) .~(.-·5) AS Hp,N.

P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -( -5) -(-5) - (-5) R,C,N.

P(2),M, MH, W,Tk,TW, PO Sunday, liS H. PHS. Hp,R,C,N. Thursday.

Total 14,731.95 97,605(11,759) P (56) II (1)

M (17) MH (J) I{ (4) ewe (1) o (.') IIC (J)

PI-IC (4) PHS (6) D (5) FPC (1) RP (4) eHW (1)

~ote : Figures ~iven in brackets under Col. 4 rel3te to ntlmber of households.

OIRECl'ORY

LAND USE

Approach to

village

1l

KR

KR

KR

KR

PR,KR

KR

PR,KR

Nearest town and distance

(in km.)

12

Madhubani (39)

Ditto (41)

Ditto (45)

Ditto (41)

Ditto (45)

Ditto (45)

Ditto (32)

SUBDlVISION-MADHUBANI SADAR

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal pbces).

".....-:______...A... 1

Remarks including any place

of Culturable religious,

Power Staple waste Area not historical supply food (including available or

Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for archaeolo and cultivation gical

groves) interest

13 14 15 16 17 IS 19 20

EO Rice, GC(103.06),TW(29.42), 115.S2 11.61 120.65 N3:T1 wheat

Rice, wheat.

Rice, wheat.

EA Rice, wheat.

Rice, wheat.

Rice, wheat.

Rice, wheat.

Tk(33.12),R(S1.24). GC(SO.60),TW(5.12), Tk(34.69),R( 42.51).

GC(41.50), W(6.07). TW(22.26),Tk(28.33 ), R(46.54). GC(2.02), WeO.61), rW(4.05) ,Tk(10.12).

GC(30.41), W(2.19), rk(24.2S).

GC(2641),W(1.62), TW(15.38),Tk(6.22), R(207).

GC(9915), W(4.05), TWOS.21)Tk(6.07), R(12.38).

GC(3,26I.99) PC (71.34) W (165.54) WE (6.07) TW (347.42) TWE (62.32) Tk (797.93) R (824.70) L (10.12) o (49.12)

74.30

JOO.75

24.48

66.14

7.82

201.18

4,502.37

3.65 75.24

14.20 78.26 M2

4.86 8.49

4.92 38.38

4.05 36.38

2$.64 326.77 Ml

SSO. 73 ,~. 752.3() N 55 M 19 C 4 T 12

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DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-BASOPATTI VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in braekets, the distance in broad ranges, viz., -5 kms., 5- - 10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given]. r-------------------..A.------. "

Communica-Serial Name of Village Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post and Day or days tions

no. with Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus st,-,p, village number tional (potable) Marketl Rotil. station,

(in hectares) of households hat, if any Waterways)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-KHAJAULI

Khauna (1) 369.07 3,187(598) P(2),M, PHS W,Tk,Hp, PO Sunday, BS O. R,N. Wednesday.

2 Lauthwa (2) 123.02 1,162(207) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5.) -(-5) -(-5)

3 Majhaura (3) 281.60 929(156) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

4 l\lahinathpur (4) 549.56 5,235(934) P(4),M, PHS W,Tk,Hp PO Sunday, BS 0(3). Thursday.

5 Jatulia (5) 55.85 130(22) H -(-5) W,Tk,TW ---(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp.

6 Chhitauni (6) 673.79 3,048(539) M PHS,D, W,Tk,TW, PO -(--5) -(-5) CHW(2). Hp.

7 Jonki (7) 320.91 2,946(508) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(~5) -(-5) Hp,R.

8 MotnaYiI (8) 41.68 U nin/zabite d

9 Simpari (11) 123.43 693(124) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, Hp,R.

-(-5) -(--5) -(-5)

10 Sirahi (19) 257.78 1,559(305) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, ---(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) HpR.

11 Khataia (20) 576.67 3,099(563) P(2) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(5-10) -(5-10) Hp,C.

12 Mothaur (21) 207.60 964(158) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) Hp.

13 JdSO (22) 127.47 537(93) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp,N.

14 Kauaha (23) 289.75 1,750(346) ,P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp,C.

15 Birpur (24) 679.27 5,988(1,066) P(4) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO Sunday, -(-5) Hp,R,C,N. Thursday.

16 Ghorbanki (25) 660.03 4,455(~09) P(3 ),M -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp. PTO -(5-10) -(5.10) R,C.

17 Radha Kant (29) 153.78 761(129) P ---(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(--5) -(-5) Hp,C.

18 Selibeli Chit,lhi (30) 878.56 6,292(1,080) P(5),M, PHC,O W,Tk,TW, PO Sunday, -(--5) H,O. Hp,C. Wednesday,

Saturday. 19 Argha\\<\ (33) 321.32 2,275(457) 1'(2\ 1\1 -(5-10) W,Tk,T\V, PO Monday BS

Hp,R,C. 20 Narkatia (34) 290,56 1,752(315) P - (5-10) W,Tk,Hp, -:--5) -(-5) --(-5)

C. 21 Marhia (5) 586,79 4,479(761) P(2),O ---:-5) W,Tk,TW, -(----5) -( -5) -(---5)

IIp,R,L,N.

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D1RECTORY SUBDJVJSION--MADHUBANI SADAR

LAND USE

Land use (i e., area under different types of land use in hectares Remarks rounded up tu 2 decimal places). including

, _________ . ____ ..A..._. _____ ._ ---- . __ - --.. -- ----, any place of

Approach Nearest town Culturdblc religious, to and distance Power Staple waste Area not histcrical

village (in km.) supply food (including available or Forest Irrigated by source U nirrigated gauchar for arcbaeolo-

and cu Itivation gical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Jainagar (16) ED Ri<:e, W(1.62), TW(4.05) 338.52 24.88 Nl wheat

KR Ditto (15) Rice, TW(1.21) 111.61 0.94 9.26 wheat

KR Ditto (14) Rice, W(2.02), TW(2.02), 224.09 16.45 36.68 wheat 0(0.40).

KR Ditto (14) ED Rice, W(4.86),TW(5.26), 474.62 10.30 52.90 wheat Tk(1.62).

KR Ditto (13) Rice, Tk(5.67) 45.47 4.71 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (13) Rice, 0C(48.56), TW(2.02), 512.31 16.19 93.09 N1:Ml wheat Tk(1.62).

KR Ditto (13) Rice, W(I.62), TW(2.02), 239.33 5.71 30.14 Nl wheat R(42.09).

40.16 1.52

rR Jainagar (12) Rice, W(0.81), TW (1.62), 117.36 122 wheat Tk(0.40),R(2.02)

KR Ditto (12) Rice, GC(28.33),TW(2.02) 146.89 6.11 66.74 wheat Tk(I.62),R(6.07).

KR Ditto (12) Rice, GC(80.94), TW(7 .28), 198.62 4.25 283.56 Ml wheat Tk(2.02).

KR Ditto (13) Rice, GC(12.14),TW(3.64), 180.82 9.79 Ml wheat Tk(1.21).

KR Dilto (14) ED Rice, TW(6.07),Tk(2.83 ), 84.'10 2.54 30.42 • Nl:11 wheat 0(1.21).

KR Ditto (13) Rice, GC(28.33),TW(4.86), 193.78 1.63 59.13 wheat 0(2;02).

KR Ditto (12) ED Rice, GC(226.62),TW(6.07), 248.29 10.24 187.24 M2:C1:T2 wheat 0(0.81).

KR Ditto ( 12) Rice, GCe 46.59), W(7 .28), 388.83 61.03 ;9.41 N2 wheat TWOf:i.'19), Tk(8.09),

R(40.47),0(12.14). KR Ditto (14) Rice GC(14.97), W(2.83), 85.28 9.88 32.73 N2

TW(8.09). KR Ditto (14) ED, Rice GC(40.47),TW(29.54), 589.61 14.78 175.42 N10:T1

EAg. TWE(23.07),Tk(5.67).

PR,KR Madhubani (30) ED Rice, GC(97.l2), TW(2.02), 170.37 5.71 40.03 T1 wheat Tk(2.02),R(4.05).

KR Ditt\) 00) ED Rice, GC(%9.Q3),R(2.02) 159.08 S.B 35.10 Ml wheat

KR Jaill:.1gar (10) ED Rice, GC(202.34),0(20.23) 287.82 61.27 15.13 \\ bedt

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t>,iWELOPMENT BLOCK-BASOPATTI VILLAGl:

AMENITIES AND

Amenities a ... ailable [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-5 kms." 5-10 kms. and lO+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given]. r-~--------A.. -.

Day or Communica-Serial Name of village with Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post days tions

DO. Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water and of the (Bus stop, village number of tional (potable) Tele- Marketl Rail. station,

(in hectares) households graph hat, if any Waterways)

2 3 4 5 6 7 l) I} 10

REVENUE THANA-KHAJAULI--contd.

22 Pachratan (36) 169.56 1}53( 165) P ---(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) C.

23 Hathapur (37) 623.21 3,775(664) ~(2) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp --(-5) -(-5) BS

24 Basopatti (38) 1292.55 12,177(2,274) P(8), H,He,PHC W,Tk,TW, PTO & Tuesday, BS M(2) D,FPC. Hp,C. Phone Friday.

25 Damu (39) 660.44 4,768(872) P(4) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) --(-5) Hp,C.

26 Chanan (40) 248.07 1,544(251) P -(-5) \V,Tk,TW, --(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) Hp.

27 Kasera (41) 26.30 88(12) -(-5) --(-5) W,Tk,Hp ---(5-10) -~5-1O) -(S.lO}

28 Siniapur (42) 592.86 3,393(579) P(2),M - (--5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) --(5-10) Hp,R.

29 patauna (43) 229.86 1,042(185 ) P -(-5) W,Tk,lIp, -(-5) .-(5-10) -(5·10) C.

30 Phent (44) 386.87 2,896(549) P,M -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, PO -(5-10) -(5.10) Hp,R,C.

31 Manmohan (45) 265.07 2,044(389) P -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(5-10) BS Hp,R.

32 Barantpur (46) 219.34 1,506(271) P -( -.5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) - -(5.10) -(-5) R.

33 Bhaiapatti (47) 575.86 3,282(554) P(4) PHS W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(-5) Hp,R

34 Helauna (48) 219.74 1,198(222) p(2) -(-5) W, fk,Hp, ---(-5) --(-.5) -(-5)

C.

Total 13,078.28 89,907(16,157) P (6l) n (1)

M(10) HC (J) H (2) PHC (2) 0:(6) PHS (4)

D (2) FPC (1) CHW (2) 0(1)

Note : Figures given in brackets under Col. 4 relate .to nnmber of households.

R7

DIRECTORY SUBDiVISIOl'i-MADHUBANJ SA9AR

LAND USE

Land use (i. e., area under different types 0 f land use in hectares Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal places). including

r----------.-5 ---'\..--.--••• -.-.---------.--~ any place of

Approach Nearest town Culturable religious, to and distance Power Staple waste Area not historical

village (in krii.) Supply food (including available or Furest Irrigated" by source Unirrigated gauchar for archaeolo-

and cultivation gical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Jainagar (.10) Rice, GC(24.28),0(2.02) 109.27 30.59 3.40 wheat

PR,KR Madhubani (30) Rice, OC(24.28), 0(8.09) 509.58 S4.83 26.43 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (33) EA Rice, 0C(647. 99), TW(24. 28), 212.86 31.03 339.97 N2S:M6: wheat TWE(24.28), Tk(12.14). C5:Tl

KR Ditto (35) ED, Rice, 0<::{283;28), TW(28.33), 71.63 4.98 205.45 N6 EAg. wheat TWE(60. 70), Tk(6.07).

KR Ditto (32) Rice, GC(24.28), TW(6.07), 168.71 12.70 32.26 wheat Tk(4.0S).

KR Ditto (34) Rice, 23.57 1.29 1.44 wheat

KR Ditto (35) ED Rice, TW('t05), Tk(2.02), 459.32 0.79 83.38 N2 wheat R(43.30).

KR Ditto (31 ) Rice, GC(S6.66),Tk(4.05) 142.63 0.98 25.54 wheat

KR Ditto (30) EAg Rice, GC(64. 75), TWE(60. 70), 224.42 6.55 26.40 wheat R(4.0S).

PR,KR Ditto (32) EAg Rice, GC(8.09),TWE (60.70), 149.59 4.92 31.65 wheat R(10.12).

KR Ditto (28) Rice, TW(4'.OS),Tk(16.19) 156.40 0.61 42.09 wheat

KR Ditto (35) Rice, TW(14.16), Tk(7.28), 415.84 0.77 97.34 wheat R(40.47).

KR Madhubani (35) Rice, GC(l-2.14),Tk(2.02) IS8.48 0.28 46.82 wheat

GC (2,061.19) 7,639.56 382.68 2,231.27 N 51 W (21.04) M 12 TW (184.92) C 6 TWE (229.45) T 6 Tk (86.59) R (194.66) 0 (46.92)

88

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-KHA,JAULJ VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in bf.lckets, the distmce in broad ranges, viz.,-5 kms , 5-10 kms. and 10 f-kms. of the neHest pbce where the facility is avaiLtble is given].

" -"--- , Day or Communica·

Serial Name of village Total area Total Popula. Drinking Post and days tions no, with Thana no, of the tion and Educa- Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop,

village number of tional (potable) Marketl Rail station, (in hectares) households hat, if any Waterways)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-KHAJAULT-contd.

Barhmotar (31) 19.02 Ullinhabited

2 pursaulia (32) 520.01 4,354(763) P(3) -(--5) W,Tk,Hp --(-5) .--(-5) BS

3 Kaziana (49) 19.02 77(11 ) _.(-5) -(5·10) W,Hp --( - 5) --(--5) --(-5)

4 Malmal (50) 1,627.62 14,196(2,455) P(6),M, PHS, W,Hp PO M'JndlY, BS O. CHW. Wednesday,

Thursday, Saturday.

5 Koluahi (51) 320.51 1,049(174) P --(-5) W,Tk,Hp PTO -(-5) BS

6 Harpur (52) 1,136.75 10,923(1,896) P(7),M(3), HC,D, W,Hp PO Tuesday, -(--5) H(2),0. RP Friday.

7 Keota (53) 374.33 1,883(277) P(2) --(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(·-5) -(--5) BS R.

8 Subhankarpur (54) 348,83 3,496(627) P(2),0 RP(2) W,Tk,TW, PO Monday, BS Hp,R. Thursday.

9 Loha (55) 72.84 1,846(321 ) P,O ·-(-5) W,Tk,Hp PO -- (-5) -(-5)

10 Belahi (56) 131.12 1,158(177) 0 --(-5) W,Tk,Hp, PO -(-5) BS R.

11 Kumar Khat (57) 16.19 Ullinhahited

12 Dokahar (58) 317.27 1,250(253) pel), -~S·IO) W,Tk,Hp ---C-5) -(SolO) --(-S) O.

13 Madhaipur (S9) 277.61 1,827(359) P,M --(-5) W,Tk,Hp --{--S) --(-5) --(-5)

14 Kormauli (60) 600.14 5,907(1,033) P(4),M, PHS, W,Tk,Hp PO Tuesday, -(S-10) H,O.· FPC. Saturday,

15 Rasidpur (61 ) 351.67 3,1 88(600) p(2),M _.( -5) W,Hp --( --- 5) M mday, --(-5)

Wednesday, Saturday.

16 Dhoram (62) 38.85 Uninhabited

17 Barhmotar (63) 43,30 219(43) -(-S) -(--5) W,Hp ---{-5) -(-S) -(. -5)

18 Beta Kakarghati(64) 264.66 3,020(501) P -(5.10) W,Hp PO -(-5) --( -5)

19 Kothia (65) 142.04 1,469(256) P -(-5) W,Hp --(-5) ~(-5) -(-5)

20 Karpur (66) 187.37 430(78) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -( -5) BS

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DIRECTORY S\JBDlVISION-MADHVJll\NI SADAR

LAND USE

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use in hectares Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal places). including

r---~------'-----...A..-------- ----, IIny place of

Approach Nearest town Culturable religious, to and distance Power Staple waste Area not historical

village (in km.) supply food (including available or Forest Irrigated by source Un irrigated gauchar for archaeolo·

and cultivation gical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

17.29 1.73

KR Jainagar (8) ED Rice, TW(12.14), Tk(8.09), 343.62 9.13 145.41 NlO:Tl wheat 0(1.62).

KR Ditto (15) Rice. Tk(4.05),0(0.4O) 13.46 0.72 0.39 wheat

PR Madhubani (20) Rice, GC (182.11), W(0.40), 1,251.67 60.70 101.18 N2:M3:Cl wheat TW(14.97), Tk(12.14),

R(2.43),0(2.02).

PR,KR Jain<!gar (12) Rice, TW(4.05),Tk(9.31) • 261.55 18.36 24.93 N4 wheat 0(2.31).

PR Madhub:mi (60) ED, Rice, W (0.87), TW(12.14), 901.95 103.93 53.11 N35:M3:Tl EAg wheat TWE(22.26) ,R( 42.49).

PR,KR Ditto (11) EAg Ri~, TW(6.07),TWE(20.23), 319.62 11.05 14.53 N5 wheat Tk(2.02),0(0.81).

PR,KR Ditto (10) EAg Rice, TW(l4.16),Tk(2.02). 309.82 14.16 7.86 wheat O(O.Sl).

KR Ditto (10) ED, Rice, TWE(1O.12),Tk(2.02), 47.59 0.72 9.56 N20:M2 EAg. wheat R(2.02),0(0.81).

PR,KR Ditto (9) EAg Rice, TWE(6.07),Tk(2.02), 120.93 1.29 wheat 0(0.81).

Tk(4.86),0(0.4O) 8.83 1.68 0.42

KR Madhubani (10) ED - Rice, W(lS.65) ,Tk(9.92). 245.04 16.62 22.0' wheat 0(4.95).

KR Ditto (10) ED, Rice, W(10.65),TW(11.96), 201.79 10.06 15.88 EAg. wheat Tk(13.06),L(10.S3).

0(3.6S). PR,KR Ditto (10) EAg Rice, GC(11.S5), W(2.59), 493.10 20.90 45.62 N3:Ml

wheat TW(5.20),TWE(15.26), R(2.63), 0(3 .29).

PR,KR Ditto (10) EA Rice, W(0.S6), Tk(l6.41). 287.19 12.14 22.63 NI8:Ml wheat 0(12.44).

34.55 0.81 3.49

PR Madhubani (12) Rice, W(0.51) 38.52 4.27 wheat

KR Ditto (12) EA Rice, WE(0.20),Tk(~.09), 215.68 9.98 25.65 N4 wheat 0(5.06).

KR Ditto (12) EA Ri!;e, W(0.61), Tk(2Q.23) 105.19 6.56 9.45 N2:Ml whl>at

PR,KR, Ditto (20) Ri!;e, TW(30.40)R(10.67) 94.99 1.93 49.38

wheat

90

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK ......... KHAJAUtl VJLI"AGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not aVCiilable within the V llag.:, a dash (--) is shown in the column and next to it in bLlckets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given]. ,..------------- ------~-----;.._--------~

. . Day or Communica-

ieIia\ Name of village Tota\ area Total PopuLI- Drinking POs.t and days t;on!. - no. with Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medic:l1 water Telegraph of the (Bus stop,

village number of tional (p:Jtable) Market! Rail. station. (in hectares) households hat, if any Waterways)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENlJE THANA--KHAJAULJ--contJ

21 Kaparia (67) 248.47 1 ,24O(22.~) P,M RP W,Hp ---c- oS) - (S-l 0) --(---5)

22 Dealpali (68) 195.87 1,054(184) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp - - -(--5) -(5.10) -(-5)

23 Palimohan (69) 508.68 3,288(627) P FPC W,Tk,Hp PO -(5-10) BS

24 Darha (70) 218.12 1,743(292) P ---(--5) W.Tk,Hp --(--5) -(5.10) ·-----i·- 51

25 Thengha (71) 216.91 1,280(2.H) P(2) ---(--.5) W,Tk,fIp -c- -5) --(5-10) --(-5)

26 Thahar (72) 306.75 1,596(307) P He W,Hp PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

27 Sarabe (73) 528.92 3,664(679) P(4),M FPC W,Hp,R,C -(--5) -(5-10) BS H

28 Sater (74) 150.54 504(91 ) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(--5) --(5-10) BS

29 Lachhmipur (75) 229.05 2,700(463) P(2) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

30 Kalikapur (76) 1,162.24 8,453(1,521 ) P(6), FPC W,Tk,TW, PO -(5-10) BS M(2) Hp,R.

31 Nararh (77) 1,503.39 lO,1611 I ,810) P,6),M. PH; W,Tk,Hp PO Wednesday, BS H Saturday.

32 Mahua Ekdara (U) 1,011.70 4,882(851 ) P(3),M(2) --5) W,Tk,Hp, PO -(--5) -(-5) H. R.

33 Biraul (84) 355.71 2,201(427) P(2) -(5·10) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) Tuesday -(-5) Hp.

34 Hathiahi (85) 233.50 1,150(198) P(2) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -- ( -5) -(-5) -(5-10)

35 Datwar (86) 434.22 3,180(538) P Rfl W,Tk,TW, Hp.

-(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

36 Behta (87) 80.94 852(189) P(2) RP W,Tk,Hp --(---5) Monday, -(-5)

4,163(777) P(4),M Thursday.

37 Suki (88) 749.87 -{5.1O) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) Monday, -(.--5) R. Thursday.

38 Maina (89) 82.55 410(83) ---{-5) --(-5) W,Tk,TW --(-5) -(--5) -(-5)

39 Maniarwa (90) 149.33 1,687(299) -(-5) RP W,Tk,Hp -:-·-5) Sunday, BS,RS . - Wednesd3Y . 40 Jnrwa (91) 242.00 1,947(336) P -(-5) W,Hp -( --5) -(-5) -(-5)

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DIRECTORY SUBDIVISIQN-MADHUBANI SADAR

LAND USE

Land. use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectareb rounded up to 2 decimal places).

r-------.-~---. ___ ..A...

I Remarks Approach Nearest town Culturable including

to and djstance Power Staple waste Area not any place village (in km.) Supply food (including available of religious,

Fore~t Irrig'lted by source Un irrigated gauchar for historical and cultivation or arch a-

groves) eological interest

11 12 13 14 15 10 17 1~ 19 20

.t<R Madhubani (10) Rice, W(0.75),TW(l0.12), 207.42 11.40 6.58 wheat. Tk(12.20).

KR Ditto (20) Rice, TW(16.19), Tk(8.09), 119.43 2.10 4S.04 wheat. 0(2.02).

PR,KR Ditto (20) Rice, TW(24.28). H( 12.14), 87.93 305.82 74.46 wheat. 0(405).

KR Ditto (20) ED, Rice, TW(8.09),TWE(4.05), 156,37 1.54 43.62 N4 EAg wheat. Tk{4.05),0(0.40).

KR Ditto (20) Rice, TW(6.07), Tk(2.02), 145.03 3.44 59.54 wheat. 0(0.81).

fP Jainagar (18) BAg Rice, TW(12.14),TWE(24.2~), 171.87 5.10 87.69 N5:M2: wheat. Tk{4.05),O(l.62). Cl:T2

PR,KR Madhubani (20) ~ED, Rice, TW(20 23),TWE(28 33), 372.03 6.57 94.02 N31 EAg. wheat. Tk(6.07) 0(1.62).

PR,KR Ditto (22) Rice, TW(8.09),Tk(405), 56.06 1.29 80.24 Nt wheat. O(O.SI!.

KR Ditto (20) liD, Rice, T\V(16.1~),TWE{S.09). 30.81 2.30 14'.81 EAg. wheat. Tk( 12.14 ),R( 8.09),

0(1.62). PR,KR Ditto (20) EA Rice, GC(60.S6), Tk(35.44), 801.66 9.98 246.21

wheat. R(S.09). KR Jainagar (8) ED, Rice, W(4.05), TW(l6.19), 1,101.S1 5.73 331.09 N11:Ml:

EAg. \\heat. TWE(24.28), Tk(17 .SI), Tl 0(2.43).

KR Ditto dO) 1:.D, Ricc, GC(60.70),TWt 24.28), 623.22 20.24 242.80 N2:M2 EAg. wheat. TWE(8.09),R(20.30),

0(12.14). KR Ditto ( 10) ED, Rice, . TW(16.19), Tk(24.2S), 177.01 8.79 111.23

BAg. "'heat. R(6.47) 001.74). ..-KR Ditto (11 ) ED Rice, .TW(25.09),TWE(l2.14), 147.99 15.06 29'17 Nt

.rAg. wheat. R(2.43),0(1.62). KR Ditto (J3) ED, Rice, ·l'wE'(103.S6),Tk(2.02) 307.55 12.63 8.16

EAg. wheat. PR,KR Ditto ( 13) EO Rice, TW(8.09), 0(0.81) 40.35 10.59 21.l0 Ml:C3:T1

wheat. PR,KR Ditto (13) ED, Rice, TW(24.28),TWU(16.19), 588.79 27.24 75.56 N6

BAg. wheat. Tk(4.0S),R(12.14). 0(1.62).

KR Ditto (13) Rice, TW(10.l2),R(l2.14) 45.01 5.53 9.15 N3 wheal.

PR,KR Ditto ~ J3) ED Rice, TW( 12.14), Tkr2.02', 108.6' 6.36 12.07. wheat. R(S.09).

PR,KR Ditto ilR) FAg Rice, TW(8.09), TWE(20.n 1, 176.25 8.16 lS.5J wheat. Tk(4.05),R(8.09),

00.(2).

92

DEVELOPMENT DLOCK-KHAJAULI VILLAGE

Serial no,

1

41

42

43

44

45

46

47

48

49

50

Name of village Total area with Thana no. of the

village (in hectares)

2 3

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, vii.,--5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given]. ,, _____________ ../1.... __ -'-________ ----.

Day or Communica-Total Popula- Drinking Post and

Telegraph days tions

tion and Educa- Medical number of tional

household

4 5 6

water (potable)

7 8

of the (Bus slOp, Marketl Rail. station, hat, if any Waterways)

9 10

REVENUE THANA-KHAJAULl--contd.

KhajaulJ (92) 192.22 1.707(~07) P FPC W,Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

Madna (93,) 176.44 849(153) P -(-5) W,Hp,R -(-5) --(5-10) --(5-10)

Lachhmipur (94) 101.98 1,277(229) P(2) -(-5) W,Hp,R -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)

Akaspura (95) 69.20 251(45) -(-5) -(-5) W,TW -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5)

Hariswara (96) 230.67 1,482(306) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(5-10) -(5-10) -(-5) Hp.

Kanhauli (97) 581.12 4.587(923) P(4).M -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(-5) Hp,R,

Mahrajpur (99) 218.93 1,535(266) P,M -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) --(5-10) -(5-10)

Chandardih (110) 200.32 1,307(237) P -(-5) W,Hp,R -(5-10) --(5.10) -(5-10)

Chatra Gobraura( 115) 1,989.81 11,6+5(1,965) P(8),M, -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp, PO Tuesday, - (5-10) O. R. Saturday.

Bhakua (116) 1,131.08 7,270(1,277) P(4), -(5-1O) W,Tk,Hp, -(- -5) Wednesday, -(5-10) M(2). R. Friday.

Total 20,309.68 L 144,357(25,664) P (98) HC (2) M (20) PHS (3) H (6) D (1) 0(8) FPC (5)

RP (7) CHW (1)

Note: Fitures aiven in brackets under Col. 4 relate to number of households.

inllECTORY

LAND USE

Approach Nearest town to ,llld dist~ nce Power

village (in km.) supply

11 12 13

KR Jainagar (18) EAg

KR Ditto (18)

KR Ditto (18)

KR Ditto (18)

KR Ditto (10) EAg

KR Ditto lll) EAg

KR DItto (12)

PR,NR Ditto (18)

KR,NR Ditto (10)

KR Diito (15)

93

SUBf)I VISION-MADHUBANI SADAR

Land use 0. e., area under different types of land use in hectares Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal places). including

r-------------J~------ - -- - - --- -, any place

Staple food

Forest J rriga ted by source Un irrigated

14 15 16 17

Rice, TW(6.07), TWE(24.78), 125.37 wheat Tk(l2.14),R(4.05).

Rice, TWeI2.14),Tk(4.05), 141.00 \\heat R(8. 09), 0(1.21).

Rice, TW(6.07),R(12.14), 77.31 wheat 0(081).

Rice, TW(8.09), Tk(4.05), 53.75 wheat OeO.81).

Rice, TW(8.09), TWE(4.05), 186.70 wheat Tk(4.05),0(0.81). Rice, TW(12.14), T\VE(4.05) 482.44 wheat Tk(6.07),R(8.09),

0(1.21). Rice, TW(16.19), Tk(8.09), 117.22

wheat R(18.21). Rice, TW(8.09),R(40.47) 111.19

wheat Rice, TW(20 .• 23),R(40.47), 1024.48

wheat 0(1.62). Ric~, TW(20.23), Tk( 4.05), 645.63

wheat R(40.47),0(O.81),

GC (315.22) 13,742.76 W (39.94) WE (0.20) TW (494.30) TWE (356.36) Tk (311.22) R (318.00) L (10.53) 0 (91.62)

Culturable waste Area not

(including available gauchar for

and cultintion groves)

18 1'.1

4.11 15.70

8.16 1 79

1.97 3.68

0.96 1.54

9.76 17.21

19.93 ' 47.19

8.24 50.98

40.57

23.69 879.32

33.56 386.33

879.70 3,749.83

of religious, historical

or archaeolo-

gical interest

20

Tl

N2

Nl

Ml

:'I 170 1\1 18

'C 5 T 7

94

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-JAIN AGAR VILLAGE

AMENlTIES AND

Amenities avaHable (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is sh«wn in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-5 kms., 5~-IO "ms. and lO+kms. of the nearest place where the faciiity is available is given] .

r ...A... --:")

Communica-Serial Name of village Total area Total Popula- Drinking Pest and Day or days tions no. with Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water 'Telegraph of the (Bus stop,

village number tional (potable) Marketl Rail. station, (in hectares) of households hat, jf any Waterways)

2 3 -l 5 6 7 Y 10

REVENUE THANA-KHAJAULI-contd.

Garba (9) 266.28 1,163(225) P,M -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) Hp.

2 Rajauli (10) 237.55 2,322(480) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) --(-5) -(5-10)

3 Dhamia Patti (12) 212.05 698(146) P -(--5) W,Tk,Hp PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

4 Pafsa (13) 286.51 2,044(401) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) --(5·10) -(5-10) Hp,C,N.

5 Usrahi Deodha ( 14) 1,336.66 13,179(2,303) P,M(2) PHS W,Tk,TW, PO and Monday, -(5-10) Hp,C. Phone. Tuesday.

6 Bbadaur (15) 223.38 1,480(256) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(·-5) -(-5) -(5-10) Hp

7 Indarwa (16) 274.37 1,841(365) P -(-5) W,TW,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) -(-·5) C.

8 Baira (17) !l08.55 4,176(795) P,M PHS W,Tk,TW, PO -(5-10) --(5-10) Hp,R.

9 Suriahi (18) 41.68 590(95) -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-~-5) -(5·10) -(5-10)

10 Barhi (26) 829.19 5,642( I ,027) P(3),M 0 W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) --(-5) C.

11 Chatar (27) 41.28 386(76) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) C.

12 Silanath (28) 867.23 6,551(1,139) P(4),M, -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, PO Monday, BS Dulipatti O. Hp,C. Friday.

13 Kuar (79) 576.26 3,670(632) P(2),M PHS W,Tk,TW, PO -(5-10) -(5-10) Hp,C.

14 J<linagar (80)* 859.54 5,959(1,064) P(3),M, -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) BS C,O(2). R,C.

IS Dodwar (81) 483.19 3,314(587) P(3) RP(2) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(-5) Hp,R,C,L.

16 Barhmotar (82) 74.46 498(94.) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

17 Korahia (83) 1,008.06 5,813(1,003) P(5),M(2), PHS, W,Tk,Hp PO and Wednesday, ns B,Ac,O. FPC,RP, Pbone. Saturday.

CHW,O. 111 SiJra (117) 688.77 3,754(641 ) P(5),M. PHS, W,Tk,TW, PO Monday, -(-5)

H. eHW. Hp,R,C. Friday. 19 parwa (m) l,t)85.35 6,239(1,178) PO) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, PO -·(-5) -(5 10)

R. ,-.-...... - ......................................... ~ ......

* pout!)' included in Jamagar (NAC)

9S

DIRECTORY SUBDIVJSION-MADaUBANI SADAR

LAND USE

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hecLlres Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal places). including

r--.--------.-__A..__--------------, any place of

Approach Nearest town Culturable religious. to and distance Power Staple waste Area not historical

village (in km,) supply food (including available or Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for archaeolo·

and cultivation gical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Jainag;]f (to) Rice, W(2.02),TW(24.28). 169.96 25.51 wheat Tk(25.49),R(l9.02).

KR Ditto dO) Rice, GC(6.07),W(1.21), 135.86 7.59 24.29 wheat TW(33.39),Tk(10.12).

R(19.02). KR Ditto (10) Rice, GC(101.17), W(0.81), 43.84 6.14 10.72

wheat TW( 10.12), Tk(8.90\, R(3t>.35).

KR Dil(O (7j Rice, GC(40.47),TW(35.00) 9081 3.43 116.80 NI wheat

PR,KR Ditto (10) EA Rice, GC(6.70),TW(91.05), 882.20 283.28 14.75 NIO:Ml wheat TWE(50.59),Tk(8.09).

KR Ditto (10) ED, Rice, TW(20.23),TWE(4O.47), 158.55 0.08 EAg wheat Tk(4.05).

KR Ditto (3 ) Rice, GC(40.47),TW(20.23 ) 174.28 39.39 Nl whe:lt

KR Ditto (8) Rice, W(1.2!), TW{28.33), 599.21 13.03 163.01 wheat Tk(l.70),0(2.06).

KR Ditto (8) Rice, 33.04 8.64 wheat

KR Ditto ( 10) Rice, GC( 465.38), TW ( 42.49), 281.21 39.30 wheat Tk(0.81).

KR Ditto (8) Rice, GC(3.23),TW(8.09) 29.14 0.82 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (6) EA Rice, GC(142.S2), W(7.67). 492,46 110.77 32.58 NIO: M4: wheat TW(36.64),TWE(I.62), Cl : T2

Tk(42.97). KR Ditto (5) Rice, GC(252.93), TW(28.33), 99.26 0.47 190.21

wheat Tk(5.06). PR,KR Ditto (I) EA Rice, GC(343.98),TW(22.66), 207.33 34.61 196.13 T2

wheat TWE(19.42), Tk(10.12), 0(25.29).

KR Ditto (10) Rice, GC(77.18),TW(40.47), 313.58 1.27 0.10 N2:M2: wheat Tk(1O.12),R(40.47). T2

KR Ditto (10) Rice, R(4.0S) 65.60 4.81 wheat

KR Ditto (5) Rice, GC(32.37),TW(42.49), 726.40 40.47 158.24 N2:M4 wheat Tk(8.09).

KR Ditto (14) EAg Rice, TW(121.4O),TWE(80.94), 258.51 0.83 186.62 N2:T2 wheat R(40.47).

KR Ditto (14) EAi Rice, TW(202.14),TWE(80.94), 151,76 Z88.S4 35!J,7j Nt wheat Tk(1.21),O(O.81).

96

m;VELOPMENT BLOCK-JAINAGAR VILLAGE

Serial Name of village Total area no: with Thana no. of the

village (in hectares)

1 2 3

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in braCkets, the distance in broad ranges viz. ,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10 +- kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given]. r- __ ..A.. ____________ ----,

Communi ca· Total Popula­

tion and Educa- Medical Drinking post and Day or days tions

water Telegraph of the (Bus stop, number tional (potable) Marketl Rail. station,

of households hat, if any Waterways)

4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-KHAJAULI-contd.

20 Belhi (119)* 2.274.71 16,902(2,979) P(8),M, PHS T,W,Tk,TW, PO --(-5) BS O. Hp,R,C,N.

21 Pachhat (123) 292.18 1,907(341) P(2) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) -(--5) R,C.

Total 12,767;25 88, 178( 15,827) P (47) PHS(6) M(I2) FPCC J) H (2) RP (3) C (1) CHW(2) Ac (l) 0 (2)

o (5)

*Partly included in Jainagar (NAC)

Note: Figures given in brackets under Col. 4 relate to number of households.

DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Approach Nearest town to and distance

village (in km.)

11 12

PR,KR Jainagar (2)

KR Ditto (12)

Power supply

13

EA

97

SUBDIVISION- MADHUBANI SADAR

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectare5 rounded up to 2 decimal pbces).

r------~----------- _____ ..A.. _____ - _____ -------- .---~ Remarks

Staple food

Forest

14 15

Rice, whelt

Rice, wheat

Culturable waste

(including Irriga ted by source Unirrigated aauchar

and groves)

16 17 18

GC(323.74),TW(40.47), 1,514.28 TWE(66.17).

GC(121.40), W(32.37), 75.63 0.34 Tk(1O.12),0(4.05).

GC(I,957.61) 6,502.91 790.77 W (45.29) TW (848.01) 1WE (340.15) Tk (146.85) R (153.38) 0 (32.21)

including Area not any place available of religious,

for historical cultivation

19

330.05

48.27

1,950.07

ur archa­eological interest

20

N 29 Mll C 1 T 8

98

DEVEJ,OPMENT BLOCK-LADANIA VILL~GE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the villag e, a dash (-) is 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 Llcility is available is given) .

...A.. _____________ .

Day or Communica-Seria1 Name of village with 'Fotal area 'Foial Popula- Drinking Post days tions

no. Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water and of the (Bus stop, village number of tional (potable) Telc- Marketl Rail. station,

(in hectares) households graph hat, if any Waterways)

2 3 4 5 (i 7 8 9 10

REVEl'ilJE THANA---KHAJAULI- -con/d.

Dalokhar (In) 352.48 2,310(428) P,M,H -- (-5) W,Tk - (-5) Sunday, - (10 ! ) ThuTSJ~y.

2 JOiia (120) 445,45 2,811(473) P(2) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) Wednesday, PS Hp. Saturday.

3 Paduma (121 ) 1,065,93 S,228(929) P,M,H, PHS, W,Tk,TW, PO Sunda}', --(--5) O. CHW(3) Hp,R,C. Thursd1Y.

4 Sidhap Kalan (122) 1,227.~0 5,356(996) P(3),r..1 -(---5) W,Tk,Hp, PTO Tuesday, --(10-1) R,C,N. Saturday.

5 Mirzapuf (129) 313.22 2,036(421) P(2),M PHS w,nv PO -- (5-10) -(10-[ )

6 Sipahgiri (130) 218.53 687(145) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) Tuesday, -(lO+) Hp. Saturday.

7 Nandrahi (m) 458.91 1,552(312) P --(--5) W,Tk,TW, --(5·10) (-5) -(5-10) Hp.

II Gidhwas (B2) 548.34 2,162(416) P -(.--5) W,Tk,TW. -(--5) --( - 5) -(--5) Hp.

9 Bhutaha (133) 154.18 671(113) P CWC W,Tk,TW, --(-5) -(-5) -(--5) HP,R.

10 Khoja (134) 498.57 2,271(420) P,M,H --(5-10) W,Tk,TW, PO -(--5) -(-5) Hp.

11 Bauraha (135) 244.43 974(200) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(--5) -(5-10) -(-5) Hp

12 Kumarkhad (136) 2,409.87 10,!l93(2,019) 1'(111, H,RP(4) T,W,Tk,Hp, PO Tuesd:,y, BS M(2)Ac(5). CHW. R. Saturday.

13 Kamtaulia (137) 159.85 651(119) P.Ac(9) -(--5) W,Tk,Hp - (--5) (---5) --(--5)

14 Mahua (138) 190.60 725(149) P,O ---( -5) W,Tk,TW, -(5-10) .... (- 5) -(5-10) Hp.

15 Chiknautwa (139) 343.98 1,666(297) P --(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -- (--5) --(-5) -(-5) C.

16 Bishunpur (140) 137.19 682(210) I' -(- --5) W,Tk,Hp, -- ( -5) ---(5-10) -(5-10) R,C.

17 Mahtha (141) 685.53 6,174(1,028) P,(4),M, PHS,FPC W,Tk,TW, PTO 3nd - -(5-10) BS H,Ac(15) Hp. Phone

18 Lachhminia (142) 609_85 2,448(415) P(3), --(--5) W,Tk,Hp, -- (-5) --(5-10) -(-5) Ac(16). R,C.

19 Piprahi (143) 1,303.88 4,979(881) P(3),M -(-5) T,W,Tk,TW, PO Wednesday, BS Hp. Saturd1Y·

20 Garha (144) 390.92 1,931(358) P,M,H PHS,RI', W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -( ---'5) CHW(3\, Hp,R,N" O.

21 Belahi (145) 981.35 3,455(620) P(4) -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp, PO -(5-10) -(5-10) R.

99

UlK.ECTORY SUBDIVISWl'i--MADHUBANl SAOAR

LAND USE

Land use (i. e., drea under different types of land use in hectares Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal places). including

,-.--~--- ----~- _ .-...A... .-~-.-_ .. ___ ._-____ . __ --, any place of

Approach Nearest town Culturable religious,

to and distance Power Staple waste Area not historic.d

village (in km.) Supply food (including available or Forest Irrigated by source UniTTigated fauchar for archaeolo-

and cultivation gical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 H! IY 20

KR Jainagaf ( 15) Rice, W(40.47), Tk(4.05) 178.06 40.47 89.43 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (8) Rice, GC(80.94), TW(N.28), 242.92 60.70 24:17 . wheat R(12.14).

PR,KR Ditto (9) Rice, GC(IS.21 ),TW( 161.87), 7i10.51 22.30 66.85 NlO:Ml: wheJt Tk(l6.19). T1

KR Ditto (10) Rice, GC(81.16),Tiq 40.47) 903.69 98.51 103.97 T1 wheat

KR Ditto (26) Rice, Tk(26.91),0(34.40) 161.67 YO.24 wheJt

KR, Ditto (2l) Rice, 1 \V(12.14) 156.61 38.44 11.34 whelt

KR Ditto (20) Rice, TW(24.28) 313.55 78.91 42.17 wheat

KR Ditto (I i) Rice, TW(16.19),Tk(~O.94) 367J!3 83.38 \\ he'lt

KR lJiltl) (15 ) Rice, TkI)0.12),R(12.14) 89.03 b.07 36.82 whe"t

PR Dittu (12) Rice, TW(UUI) 3{;6.79 53.82 39.75 wheat

KR Ditto (14) Rice, TW(l6.19),Tk(40.47), 136.90 40.75 wheat 0(10.12).

PR,KR Ditto (16) LA Rice, W(2.02),TW(12.14), 1,492.06 210.43 632.51 wheat TWE(40.47),R(16.19),

0(4.05).

PR,KR Ditto ( 12) Ric..: Tk(2.25) ._ 126.-15 2.02 28.83

KR Ditto (16) ED Rice, TW(10.12),L(20.29) 139.93 II.51 8.75 wheil t

KR Dillo ( 12) Rice, GC(6.84) 254.52 5.67 76.95 wheill

KR DItto (22) Ri(..t·, GC(16.19) 105.58 14.16 1.26 wheat

PR,KR DJ[to (22) Rice, GC(6.07),W(l.21), 524.48 114.37 0.96 whed.t TW(3S.44).

PR,KR Ditto (18) Rice, PC(56.66), TW(6.07), 454.41 48.56 34.03 TlO wheat Tk(10.1~).

KR Ditto (28) Rice, GC(20.23), 'TW(29.14), 1,030.06 63.23 135.32 N2 ",heat Tk(12.95),R02 95).

KR I)Jtto (20) Ric..:, GCC16.19),W(0.83 ), 279.29 23.95 40.57 Nl wheat TW(I1.80),Tk( 4·12).

R(4.17). KR Ditto (38) Rile, Tk(10.12),R(4.05) 83~.95 70.41 60.82

v.hl.:.:lt

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-LADANIA

Serial no.

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

Name of village with Thana no.

2

Total area of the village

(in hectare~)

3

Total Popula­tion and number of

households

4

REVENUE THA.NA-KHA.JAULl-contd.

Sidhapa (146) 2,251.64 9,228(1,643)

Dhaamban (147) 443.53 1,060(185)

Ekhari (148) 1,103.56 . 4,229(762)

Ga;hlra (152) 1203.52 5,786(98~)

Pindraun (153) 31.57 83(19)

Barhm\)tra (154) 1$5.39 425(87)

pathrahi (155) 525.27 4,274(775)

Total 18,385.04 84,747(15,434)

100

VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad, ranges, viz.,-5 kms., 3-10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is givenJ. r------~-------...A..---------------'_)

Day or Communica-Drinking Pc st and days tior,s

Educa- Medical water Telegr<lphs of the (Bus stop, tional (potable) Markell R,dl. stOltion,

hat, if any Waterways)

5 6 7 Ii 9 10

P(6),M HC,PHC, W,Tk,Hp, PO Tuesday, -(5-10) PHS. R. Friday.

P -(---5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(--- 5) --(10+) Hp,R.

P(2),M --(---5) W,Hp --(--5) -- (---5) ---(10+ )

P(5),M -(--5) W,Tk,TW, PO --(5-10) -(5-10 ) Hp,R.

l' -(-5) W,Tk,Hp --(-5) --().IO) -(--5)

P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO --(5-10) -(-5) Hp.

P(2) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(5-10) -( -5) Hp.

P (63) II (J) 1\1(13) CWC(l) H (5) He (1) Ac(75) PHC(l) 0 (2) PHS (5)

FPC (1) RP (5) CHW(7) 0 (1)

Note: Figures given in braCkets under Col. 4 relate to number of households.

DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Approach to

village

11

KR,NR

KR

KR

KR

FP

KR

KR

Nearest town and distance

(in km.)

12

J ainagar (20)

Ditto (12)

Ditto (28)

Ditto (22)

Ditto (22)

Dittu (22)

IJ i tto (20)

Power supply

13

ED, EAg.

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SUBDlVISlON--MADHUBANI SADAR

Land use (i. e., are21 under different types of land usc in hecl8feS rounded up to 2 decim;d pla(;es).

Remdrks including any place

,--_________________ _A__ _ ____________ • ________ ,

Staple food

Forest

14 J5

Rice, wheat

Rice, whe1t

Rice, wheat

Rice, wheat

Rice, wheat Rice, 'Wheat Rice, wheat

Irrigated by source Unirrigated

16 17

GC(24.28), TW(12.14), 2,037.16 R(16.19).

TW(20.23) 344.25

W(20.23), TW(2.02), 743.34 Tk(62.73),R(121.40), 0(40.47).

TW{50.59),TWE(40.47), 9-t4.46 Tk(6.07),R(10.12).

PC(2.02), Tk(1.62)

TW(8.60),Tk(2.04)

TW(l4.25),Tk(8.56 )

(;(.'(280.11) PC (58.68) W (64.76) '1'\\(488.70) TWE(80.94) Tk (339.73) R (209.35) L (20.29) o (89.04)

26.0.1

40.47

415.20

lJ.51L!o

of Culturable

waste (including gauclnf

,md groves)

religious, Area not historical available or for archaeolo-

cultivation gical

1" " 19

91.20 70.67

40.47 38.58

113.37

86.01 65.80

1.10

30.35 3.')3

6.04 81.22

1,217.6U 2,023 54

interest

20

NlJ 1\1 1 T 12

102

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-bABU BARHI VILLAGI!:

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz. ,-5 kms., 5-· 10 kms. and 10 + kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given]. ,-________________ ...A.. ____

Communica-Serial N,lme of ViJ)<Jge Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post "nd Day or days tions

no. with Thana no. (If the tien and Educa- Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop, village number tional (potable) Marketl Rail. station,

(in hectares) of households hat, if any Waterways)

2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10

REVENUE THANA-KHAJAULl-contd.

Maheshwara (98) 545.51 3,850(750) peS) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(5.10) -(S.IO) Hp.

2 Bagaul (100) 122.21 899(147) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(5.10)

3 Ghonghaur (IOl) 589.62 4,941(869) P(2),M, HC W,Tk,Hp, PO --(5-10) --(-5) H. R.

4 ~hyamsidhap (102) 168.35 1,256(229) P CHW W,Tk,Hp, PO -(5-10) NW R.

5 Bhatgawan (103) 227.83 1,100(214) P CHW W,Tk,Hp, -(--5) --( 5-10) BS,NW R.

6 Madhwapul" (104) 70.01 262(52) P -(-5) W,Hp,R -(-5) --(5.10) -(-5)

7 Bairia (105) 41.68 723(136) ~(-5) -(-5) W,Hp,R -(-5) -(5.10) -(--5)

8 ::;atgh~ra (106) 490.07 3,228(609) P,M CHW, W,rk,TW, PO -(5.10) -(--5)

0(2). HpJ~.

9 Mathkhudar Khda(107) 53.42 352(47) .-(-5) 0 W,n,Hp, -(-5) -+-5) -(-5) H,O.

10 Murhadi (108) 736.] I 3,044(557) .1'(2) SMP, W,Tk,Hp, -(--5) -(-5) BS CHW. R.

II Bela ( 109) 219.74 705(126) P CHW W,Hp,R ·-(-5) -(5.10) NW

L! Tirhut:t ( Ill) 661.25 3, 703( 685) P(2), --(--5) W,Tk,TW, PO --- (---5) -(-5) M(2),H. Hp.

13 Buusi (I t:) 107.24 1,268(225) P -(--5) \V,Tk,Hp -(--5) --(--5) -(S-10)

14 Ch\1aurahi (114) 411.56 3,1l2(681) P,M PHS W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(5-10) Hp,C.

15 Bhatchaura (124) 545.51 2,888(522) P,M,H PHS W,Tk,Fp PO Sunuay, -(10+ ) Thursday.

16 Bal'uw:1]" (125) 745.83 3,924(759) P,M,O -(-5) W,Tk,Hp PO Wednesday, -(5.10) Daturday.

17 Bi~hunpur (126) 37.23 13')(24) -(- 5) -(--5) W,'lk,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) C.

18 10la B<lrhmotar(l27) 13.35 480(101 ) p,O -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) Hp.

19 Hailum~nnagar (128) 70.82 65)( J 35) -(-5) -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp, -(·-5) -(-5) -(5-10) TW.

20 Deora (149) 282.87 1,!85(247) P --(5 ·10) \V,Tk,J-:ip, - (-5) _- (5-10) -- (5·10) R.

21 BeiJ ( 150) 783.46 5,096(872) P(5) -(5-10) T,W,'Ik,Hp, PO -. -- (S-lO) --(5.10) R.L.

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DIRECTORY SUBD1VISJON-MADHUBANI SADAR

LAND USF

Land use (i. e., are~ under different types of land use in hecta res rounded up to 2 decimal places) .

,-.--- ..A ~ Remarks

Approach Nearest town Culturable including of and distance Power Staple waste Area not any p]Jce

village (in km.) supply food (including availa hIe of religious, Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gaucher for historical

and cultivation or aroha-groves) eological

intereRt

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 ]9 20

KR Madhub:1TIi (17) Rice, TW(40.0J) 431.51 22.30 51.69 MI wheat

KR Ditto (17) Rice, Tk(l.03) 99.63 5.10 16.45 wheat

KR Ditto (17) Rice, Tk(26.22),R(31.96) 451.05 24.87 55.52 wheat

KR,NR Ditto ( If.;) Rice, W(4.92), Tk(J0.20), 100.97 40.06 0.04 MI:C2 wheat R(l2.16).

PR,KR. Ditto (20) Rice, Tk(2.08),R(4.15) 183.36 34.95 3.29 NR. wheat

KR Ditto (32) Rice, R(l3. 85), 0(2.17) 42.31 1.09 10.59 wheat

KR Ditto (32) Rice, R(9.46),0(2.61) 17.56 0.83 11.22 wheat

KR Ditto (30) ED Rice, TW(13.05),Tk(20.40), 287.36 22.28 87.91 N8 wheat R(32.44),0(26.63).

KR Ditto (0) Rice, Tk(5.17),O(1.25) 40.18 0.11 6.71 N1 wheat

PR,KR, Ditto (20) ED Rice, Tk(40.32), RC41.68), 434.97 42.11 141.98 NR. wheat 0(3505). KR,NR Ditto (20) Rice, W(0.63),R(4.86) 173.06 38.95 2.24

wheat KR Ditto (20) Rice, GC(47.04),TW(64.91), 388.28 36.97 105.54

wheat TkC18.m. KR Ditto (20) Rice, Tk(4.23), O~2.06) 73.54 4.16 23.25 N1

wheat KR Ditto (20) Rice, GC(!05.47), Tk(60.99) 183.62 32.44 29.04

wheat KR Ditto (11) Rice, GC(120.23), TW(60. 70), 297.84 40.47 45.34

wheat Tk(60.70),R(20.23). KR Jainagar (13) Rice, GC(121.40),TW(60.70), 369.43 52.67

wheat TkCI21.40\R(20.23). KR Madhubani (22) Rice, GC(6.37),Tk(2.93) 18.30 0.85 8.78

wheat KR Ditto (22) Rice, TW(1.82), Tk(I.36) 2.80 0.45 6.92

whe3t KR Ditto (22) Rice, TW (16.39), Tk( 19.62) 10.23 3.99 10.59 1\.11

wheat KR,NR Ditto (22) Rice, TW{2.02),Tk(l4.16), 227.88 24.28 0.36

wheat R(4.05),OC10.12) . KR Ditto (21) ED. Rice, TW(6.07), Tk(27 .11), 597.76 47.46 1.87

wheat R(l2.14),O~91.05),

104

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-BABU BARHl VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the vilLlge, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in br lckets, the distm ce in broad ranges, viz. ,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10 f-- kms. of the ne1fest pla(;(' where the facility is aV:lil1ble is given].

" -"---------------- '--, Day or Communica-

Serial Name of vilhge Total are.! Total Popula- Drinking Post and days tions no. with Th:lna no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop,

village number of tional (potable) Marketl Rail. station, (in hectares) households hat, if any Waterways)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENIIE TIIANA---KHA.JAlTl ,I ,·onrtf.

22 Son n1.l t i (151) 381.61 I.X59(347) P,M -(5-10) T,W,Tk,Hp -(--5) -(-S) -(-S)

23 Teghn (IS6) 533.77 4,092(697) P(3),C,Tr -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, PO Wednesday, BS Hp,C. Saturday.

24 Ilarail (157) 547.53 1,867(278) P -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp, -(--5) -(-5) RS C.

25 Maha tha Chauri(158) 35.61 Ullinhabited

26 .]a tahi (159) 224.60 820(151) P -(S-10) W,Tk,TW, - (-5) -(--5) -(-5) Hp.

27 Madandobh (160) 214.89 1,008(207) P -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp, --(-5) -(--5) -(5-10) R.

28 Gosain Chauri (161) 36.83 Uninhabited

29 Tola Agari (162) 40.47 786(138) 0 -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp -(5-10) --(S-10) -(5-10)

30 Tola Agari ( 1(3) 50.99 UninhabitEd

31 KhojpUf (164) 396.1R 2,595(503) M ---(5-10) W,Tk,TW, PO ---(5-10) -(-5) Hp,C.

32 Bhojprrtti ( lIi5) 76.89 247(46) --(---5) --(--5) W,Tk,Hp, --(---S) --(-5) -(S-10) C.

33 N.lbnagar (166) 171.58 618(118) P,H 0 W,Tk,Hp -(--5) -(-5) -(5-10)

34 Balirajpur (167) 139.21 1,168(198) P(2),M - (5-10) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(--5)

35 Balirajpur (168) 40.87 278(SO) -(--5) -- (5-10) W,Hp --(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

36 Rrrmnipatti (169) 7S.27 594(107) --( - -5) -(S-10) W,Tk,Hp PO ---(-5) -(5-10)

37 KharagbJni (170) 794.79 4,535(835) P(4), --( ---5) W,Tk,TW, PO Sunday, BS M(2). Hp,R,C,N. Thursd8Y.

38 Pirhi (171) 609.04 3.342(581 ) P(3),M H W,Tk,Hp, PO --(-5) -(5-10)

R. 39 Sonpatahi (172) 51.80 193(35) -(--S) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, --(-5) -(--5) BS

Hp. 40 Barhi (173) 545.91 4.831(8R7) P(2"M, PHC, W,Tk,TW, PTO & Monday, BS

H,O. FPC. Hp,R,N. Phone. Friday. 41 Dll(hhi (174) 252.93 1.179(212) r -[--5) W.Tk.Hp -(-5) -(-5) --(-5)

105

DIRECTORY SUBDIVISION-MADHUBANI SADAR

LAND USE

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places)

r------------ ~ __ _A._ --. Remarks Approach Nearest town Culturable including

to and distance Power Staple waste Area not any place village (in km.) Supply food (including available of religious,

Fore~t Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for historical and Cultivation or ariha-

grov~s) ~ological

interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Madhubani (33) ED Rice, TW(20.64), Tk(26.30) 251.83 42.49 40.35 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (42) ED Rice, TW(20.23), Tk(4.05) 461.35 18.21 29.93 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (43) Rice, Tk(20.23) 446.36 30.35 50.59 wheat

34.48 0.45 0.68

PR,KR Madhubani (28) Rice, TW(12.14) 202.35 8.90 1.21 Nl wheat

PR,KR Ditto (28) Rice, TW(4.05) 200.34 10.05 0.45 NI wheat

33.20 0.90 0.73

KR Madhubani (28) Rice, Tk(6.11) 32.49 1.62 0.25 wheat

Tk(7.30) 41.33 1.62 0.74

PR,KR Madhubani (37) EA Rice, TWE(10.12) 378.49 7.57 N2:Ml:T2 wheat

KR Ditto (40) ED Rice, Tk(4.05) 67.04 5.27 0.53 wheat

KR Ditto (29) Rice, Tk(4.13), 0(2.44) 136.47 2.49 26.05 N2 wheat

PR,KR J hanjharpur (22) ED Rice, W(O.95), Tk(22.42) 90.14 25.54 0.16 wheat

KR Ditto (20) ED Rice, W(0.61), TW(0.20) 30.37 3.91 5.78 wheat

KR Ditto (20) ED Rice, TW(0.63), Tk(3. 74) 57.66 13.13 0.11 wheat

PR,KR Madhubani (35) EA Rice, W(2.27\TW(20.56), 434.12 161.94 37.16 wheat Tk(95.30),R(43.44).

KR Ditto (33) ED Rice, Tk(10.12),R(8.58), 451.78 23.93 106.48 N3 wheat 0(8.15).

KR Ditto (33) Rice, Tk(8.30),R(2.02) 26.81 14.45 0.22 wheat

PR,KR,NR Ditto (20) ED Rice, TW(43.46), Tk(26.02)" 304.28 37.96 111.32 M4:C2:T3 wheat R(8.44),O(14,43).

KR., DiHo " (20) Rice, Tk(17. 87), 0(4.20) 1$6:26 8,86 65.74 wheat

106

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-BABU BARHl VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,--5 kms., 5--10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given). (.---------------"---------------,

Day or Communica-Serial Name of village Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post and days tions

no. with Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop, village number of tional (potable) Marketl Rail. station,

(in hectares) household hat, if any Waterways)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-KHAJAULJ·- cont{/.

42 Mali Mahuahi (175) 70.82 489(96) ~(-5) --(5-10) W,Tk,Hp -(--5) --(5-10) -(5-10)

43 Mahuahf (176) 298:25 2,316;463) p,O --(-5) W,Tk,Hp PO -(-5) -(5-10)

44 Mahuahi (176/2) 21.04 Uninhabited

45 Bikram Sher (1m 220.55 1,267(220) P,M --(5-10) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) Hp,O.

46 Dhamaura (178) 295.01 2,045(375) P 0 W,Tk,TW, PO -(5-10) BS Hp,O.

47 Jabdi (179) 138.81 936~ 172) P PHS W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) Tuesday, BS O. Saturday.

48 Lohapipar (180) 219.34 1,030(163) P,O -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) -(--5) O.

49 Misraulia (181) 383.23 3,190(592) P,O -(-5) W,Tk,Hp PO -(-5) -(-5)

50 Jasrajpur (182) 48.47 84(12) P --(--5) W,Tk -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

51 Rahikpur (183) 299.46 939(144) P -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

52 Pachrukhi (184) 843.35 4,567(821) P(5"0 -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp, PO -l5-10) BS R.

53 Garhi (185) 90.65 1,240,222) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) S,N,O.

54 Barhara (186) 252.12 1 ,622~282) M,O SMP W,Tk,Hp PO Monday, BS Friday.

55 Arazi Az Rakbe (187) 38.44 736(122) --(--5) --(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(--5) -(-5) -(--5) Barhara.

56 Kulharia (188) 533.77 2,534(467) M,0(2) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, PO -(-5) -(-5) O.

57 Parsa (189) 259.40 1,038(225) .p -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) O.

58 Bardaha (190) 339.12 2,023(344) P(2) -;-5) W,Tk,Hp PO -(-5) -(-5)

59 Bardahi Barhara(191) 668'.53 4,093(759) P,O PHS W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -l-5) -(-5)

60' Basaha (192) . 575.46 3,575(658) P(3) 0(2) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp,N.

61 Jagarnathpur (193) 61.92 115(17) -(-5) --(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(5.10) -(-5)

]0"

DIRECTORY SUDDl V ISION-MADHl%\'NI ~A,DAR

LAND USE

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use in hectares Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal places). including

,-________ . _____ ..A.. ___________ ~ any place

of Approach Nearest town Culturable religious,

to and distance Power Staple waste Area not historical village (in km.) supply food (including available or

Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for archaeolo-and cultivation gical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Madhubani (20) ED Rice, Tk(3.86),O(1.23) 49.40 0.63 15.70 wheat

KR Ditto (42) Rice, Tk(32.56),O(5.88) 205.53 17.54 36.74 M2 wheat

Tk(12.18),0{3.68) 2.57 0.16 2.45

KR Madhubani (42) Rice, TW{15.0l), Tk(4.20) 163.15 12.23 25.96 wheat

KR Ditto (40) Rice, TW(12. 32), Tk(9 .19), 205.11 19.07 43.98 wheat 0(5.54).

PR,KR Ditto (40) Rice, Tk(8.42),0(3.68) 10Lll 8.30 17.30 wheat

KR Ditto (40) Rice, Tk(17.81),0(4.08) 160.22 8.34 28.89 wheat

KR Ditto (40) Rice, W(28.49), TW(5.71), 265.12 21.43 58.44 Tl wheat 0(4.04).

KR Ditto (40) Rice, Tk(O 97) 43.90 1.52 2.58 wheat

KR Ditto (40) Rice, TW(7.43),0(2.84) 234.96 19.59 34.64 wheat

PR,KR Jhanjharpur (20) ED Rice, W(10.16), Tk(43 .14), 645.34 134.17 0.22 wheat R(1O.32).

KR Ditto (20) Rice, Tk(Z.84),O(l.65) 71.55 0.79 13.82 Nl wheat

KR Ditto (20) Rice, Tk(8.13),0(1.38) 183.56 21.93 37.12 wheat

KR Ditto (23) Rice, Tk(2.95) 24.08 11.41 wheat

KR,NR Ditto (22) Rice, Tk(12.46),O(5.71) 454.40 12.21 48.99 M2:Tl wheat

KR Ditto (201 Rice, Tk(12 32),0(3.38) 208.84 10.17 24.69 wheat

KR,NR Ditto (20) Rice, Tk(16.26),0(3.32) 292.19 8.62 18.73 wheat

KR Ditto (22) Rice, Tk(4.94),R(12.14) 48021 32.88 134.62 Ml wheat 0(3.74).

KR Ditto (20) ED, Rice, TW(12.30),TWE~20.27). 457.99 82.03 BAg. wheat Tk(2.87).

KR Ditto (20) Rice, TW(S.65) 47.67 1.34 7.26 wheat

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Serial no.

62

63

Name of village Total area with Thana no. of the

village (in hectares)

2 3

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given]. " ..A..___ ~

Day or Communica-Total Popula- Drinking Post and days tions

tion and Educa- Medical number of tional households

4 5 6

Welter Telegraph (potable)

7 8

of the (Bus stop, Marketl Rail. station,

hat. if any Waterways)

9 10

REVENUE THANA-KHAJAULI-concld.

Sonpatahi (194) 632.51 3,438(614) P(2) -(-5) W,Tk;Hp, PO -~-5) -(-5) N.

Sarara (195) 478.74 2,965(506) P(2),M, H W,Tk,Hp PO Tuesday, -(5-10) H,C,O(2) Saturday.

Total 18,913.93 113,060(20,657) P (73) H (2) M (18) HC ( 1)

H (~) PHC (1) C (2) PHS (4) Tr en FPC (i) 0 (14) SMP (2)

CHW (5) 0 (7)

Note: Figures given in brackets under Col. 4 relate to number of how.eholds.

. DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Approach Nearest town to and distance

village (in km.)

11 12

KR Jhanjharpur (17)

KR Ditto (17)

Power Staple supply food

13 14

Rice, wheat Rice, wheat

1M

SUBDIVISION-MADHUBANJ SADAR

Land use (Le., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places).

,--__ --------.. .A_ __~, Remarks Culturable including

waste Area not any place (including available of religious,

Forest Irriga ted by source U nirriga ted gauchar for historical and cultivation or archa-

groves) eological interest

15 16 17 18 19 20

W(3.06), TklI2.79) 521.10 90.69 4.87 Ml

W(1.88),Tkll1.50) 411.10 50.41 3.83 Ml

GC (300.51) 13,507.89 1,307.81 1,814.14 N 20 w (52.97) M 15 TW (446.00) C 4 TWE (30.39) T 7 Tk (911.76) . R (292.15) 0 (250.31) .

1.10

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-RAJNAGAR VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given] . ...A. _____________ -,

Day or Communica-Serial Name of village with Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post days tions

no. Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water and of the (Bus stop, village number of tional (potable) Tele- Marketl Rail. station,

(in hectares) households graph Izat, if any Waterways)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-MADHUBANI-contd.

Mangrauni (35)* 817.45 8,553(1,474) P(5),O(3) --{-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(5-10) -(-5) Hp,C.

2 Belhwar (44) 315.25 3,605{60l) P(2), -(.-5) W,Tk,TW, _~-5) -(5-10) BS M,H. Hp.

3 Thika Keonta (45) 123.02 419(81) P,M(2), -(-5) W;Tk,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) BS H.

4 Sibipatti (46) 197.89 2,547(411) P(2),M -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO --(5-10) BS Hp.

5 Andhipatti (47) 70.41 1,320{233) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

6 Madhubani Tol (48) 79.72 646(108) P PHS W,Tk,Hp -,-5) -(-5) --(-5)

7 Meron (49) 326.58 707(158) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

8 Gauri Meran (50) 44.92 553(116) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

9 Lalapur (51) 215.34 1,443(313) P -(-5) W,TW -(-5) -(--5) -(-5)

10 Pali Khurd (52) 88.22 176(32) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(--5) -(-5)

11 Karahia (53) 1,129.46 10,805(1,988) P(7),O PHC W,Tk,Hp, PO Daily BS,RS R,C.

12 Pariharpur (54) 989.04 7 ,820( 1,433) P(4),M -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(--5) BS Hp,R.

13 Kehunia (55) 76.08 345(69) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) --(-5)

14 :Raghuni Dehat (56) 623.21 2,757(597) P(2) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) BS Hp,N.

15 Az Rakbe (57) 46.94 144(27) -(-5) -(-5) W,N -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) Mangauni.

16 Magarpatti (58) 53.47 499(87) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) Hp.

17 Pilakhwar (59) 574.24 3,357(602) P,O(2) PHS W,Tk,TW, PO -(5-10) -(-5) Hp,R.

18 Ranti (60) 761.20 4,517(820) P(3),C, 0 W,Tk,TW, PO & -(-5) BS 0 Hp,R. Phone

19 Koilakh (182) 952.21 5,460(961) P(3),M, H,D(2), W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) BS H,I,O. CHW. Hp,R.

20 'Rampura (183) 30.35 561(107) -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp,R -(-5) -(--5) --(-5)

21 Chaudhurana (184) 53.01 698(145) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) as I:

'" Partly i~ei~ded i~ Madhubafli (M).

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DIRECTORY $UBPIVI$ION ..... MAPHl,JBANI SAPAR

LAND USB

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places).

r---------~---- -___ ..A... _____________ --------. Remarks Approach Nearest town Culturable including

to and distance Power Staple waste Area not any place village (in km.) supply food (including available of religious,

Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for historical and cultivation or archa-

groves) eo logical interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR Madhlihani (14) Rice, W(0.40),TW(136.51), 406.48 61.77 151.59 N2:T1 wheat, Tk(52.6l),O(8.09).

fR,KR Ditto (14) Rice. TW(51.46), Tk(35.19) 201.55 4.58 22.47 N3 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (12) Rice, Tk(82.80) 26.87 2.88 10.47 Nl wheat

PR,KR Ditto (18) Rice, TW(31.08), Tk(58.34) 74.20 1.76 32.51 N9:M2 wheat

KR Ditto (18) Rice, Tk(18.87) 41.62 1.78 8.14 Nl wheat

KR Ditto (15) Rice, TW(18.13) 40.25 21.34 wheat

KR Ditto (16) Rice, TW(3I.87) 269.88 0.87 23.96 wheat

KR Ditto (17) Rice, Tk(8.74) 30.29 5.89 wheat

KR Ditto (17) Rice, W(I.62), Tk(4.0S) 143.17 5.26 61.24 wheat

KR Ditto (16) Rice, TW(18.1l) 60.51 9.60 _wheat

KR Ditto (12) ED, Rice. Tk(149.41) 527.31 451.08 1.66 N-6:M1 EAg. wheat

PR,KR Ditto (17) EAg Rice, TW(51.72),TWE(16.66) 636.98 6.21 208.21 NIl wheat Tk(47.21),R(22.05).

KR Ditto (15) Rice, Tk(24.24) 49.25 0.49 2.10 Nl wheat

PR,KR Ditto (14) Rice, TW(13.18),Tk(46.51) 498.14 208 63.30 N5 wheat

KR Ditto (3) Rice, 0(9.17) 27.64 1.55 8.58 wheat

KR Ditto (5) Rice, TW(15.18), Tk(5.39) 22.89 1.51 8.50 wheat

KR Ditto (4) Rice, TW(25.47), Tk(62.54) 275.41 26.35 184.47 Ml wheat

PR,KR Ditto (3) ED, Rice, TW(34.45),TWE(44.34) 419.07 72.77 ]90.57 N2:M]:TI EAg. wheat

PR,KR Ditto ( 18) ED, Rice, TW(165.51),TWE(87.22) 184.68 49.72 465.08 N50:MI EAg. wheat

KR Ditto (19) Rice, Tk(3.00) 23.21 4.14 N1 -wheat

KR Ditto (11) Riee, 38.45 4.12 10.44 Nl wheat

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QEV1l;LQPMENT BLOCK;-l\AJNAGAR VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz. ,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given].

,--________ . ____ ._--A. _____ "-'I

Communica-Serial Name of Village Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post and Day or days tions

no. with Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop, village number tional (potable) Marketl Rail. station,

(in hectares) of households hat, if any Waterways)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-MADHUBANI-contd.

22 Parsa (185) 115.92 1,909(356) P,M -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) BS Hp.

23 Rampatti (186) 549.15 4,185(766) P(4),O FPC Tk,TW,Hp, PO Monday, BS R. Friday.

24 Kaithahi (187) 576.26 4,859t952) P(2),M, -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(-5) H. Hp,R.

25 Raghu birchak (188) 41.68 1,807(349) P,O RP W,Tk,Hp -(-5) Daily BS

26 Mahinathpur (189) 471.05 2,212t451) P(2),M, -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -~-5) --(-5) BS H. Hp.

27 Raghopur BaJat(I90) 588.81 5,054(924) P(3) PHS W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) BS Hp.

28 Bharia Bishunpur(191) 400.63 2,646(497) P(2) -(-5) W,Tk.TW, -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5> Hp.

29 Nabtoli (192) 42.09 260(41) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

30 Sonwani (193) 86.60 573(95) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk;Hp -(-5) -(-5) --(-5)

31 Barhmotra (194) 50.78 46(11) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

32 At Rakbe Simri(195) 37.23 915(178) P -(-5) W.Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

33 Mirzapur (196) 33.18 1,261(228) P,O -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) BS

34 Sltghara (197) 148.52 4,929(891) P(3),M. HC,FPC W,Tk,Hp, PTO and -(.-5) BS H. N. Phone.

35 Chichri Buzurg (198) 181.70 1,904(364) . P(2),M. -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(--5) Sunday, BS H,C,O. Wednesday.

36 Ghiwahi (199) 101.17 422{98) P -~-5) W.Tk.TW, -(-5) -(-5 -(-5) Hp.

37 Simri (200) 756.75 4,524(837) P(3),M RP(2) W,Tk,TW, PO Monday, BS Hp,R. Tuesday.

38 Singioun (201) 174.87 2,644(479) P(3) -\-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -,-5) -(-5) Hp,R.

39 Kunwar (202) 159.85 614(126) , -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

40 Pachdahi \203) 55.85 708(135) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

41 Nokti (204) 213.27 1,581(300) P,M -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(-5)

Hp. ,,~ Ra1ikar (2e5) 196.27. 1,613(315) r -{-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

fip.

113

nl.R.ECTORY SUBDIVISION-,--,-MADHUBANI SADAR

LAND USE

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) .

..A.. ---, Remarks

Approach Nearest town Culturable including

of and distance Power Staple waste Area not any place

village (in km.) supply food (including avaiIa ble of religious, Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gaucher for historical

and cultivation or archa-groves) eological

interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR,KR Madhubani (10) ED, Rice, TW(20.64), TWE(IO.96) 85.72 6.73 41.87 NIO EAg. wheat

PR,KR Ditto (8) ED, Rice, TW(76.55), TWE(53.58) 289.35 8.67 121.00 NI0:Ml EAg. wheat

KR Ditto (10) ED, Rice, TW(44.68), TWE~40 .40), 361.83 8.43 117.68 N15:M3 EAg. wheat R(3.24).

PR,KR Ditto (8) ED, Rice, 22.95 3.48 15.25 N20:M2: EO. wheat Cl:T2

PR,KR Ditto (to) ED, Rice, TW(24.83) 335.11 7.84 103.27 NI0 EAg. wheat

PR,KR Ditto (11) EA Rice, TW( 40.88), TWE(44.24) 352.83 9.35 141.51 N5:M2: wheat Tl

KR Ditto (15) Rice, TW(66.12), Tk(25.26) 170.71 2.55 135.99 Ml wheat

KR Ditto (IS) Rice, Tk(2.09) 33.95 6.05 wheat

KR Ditto (IS) Rice, 69.06 17.54 wheat

KR Ditto (16) Rilre, 43.71 0.85 6.22 wheat

KR Ditto (11) Rice, W(4.1O) 23.46 1.55 IU2 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (12) EA Rice, TW(2.93), TWE( 12.14) 3.23 14.88 N2:Cl:Tl wheat

PR,KR Ditto (11) EA Rice, TW(1.56) 32.07 2.93 111.96 N30:M4: wheat C4:TI

PR,KR Ditto (13) EA Rice, TW(JO.77) 94.88 6.48 69.57 N25 wheat

KR Ditto (22) Rice, TW(17.00), Tk(2.02) 61.11 3.39 17.65 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (14) Rice, TW(210.04),Tk(60.86) 237.96 4.55 243.34 N1:CI:Tt wheat

KR Ditto (12) EAg Ri e, TW(37.60) 87.87 7.15 42.25 N4:MI wheat

KR Ditto (14) Rice, 115.58 2.69 41.58 wheat

KR Ditto (20) Rice, TW(4 .05), Tk(0.81) 30.41 4.25 16.33 wheat

KR Ditto (22) ED Rice, TW(18.2l), Tk(4,86) 142.37 4.26 43.57 Nl:Ml wheat

KR Ditto (22) Rice, TW(3.95) 100.92 24.62 66.78 wheat

114

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-RAJNAGAR VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given] .

.A..

Communica-Serial Name of village Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post and Day or days tions no. with Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop,

village number tiona I (potable) Marketl Rail. station, (in hectares) of households hat, if any Waterways)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-MADHUBANI-contd.

43 Mahuahi (206) 154.99 595(113) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, Hp.

-(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

44 Khatukharika (207) 63.13 253(53) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) Hp.

45 Bidyanagar (208) 24.28 Uninhabited

46 Bhlltsimar (209) 680.27 4,301(775) P(4) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp.

47 Ladugaon (210) 140.83 727(134) P --(--5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp,R.

48 Barhmotra (211) 43.71 89(21) -(-5) -(-5) W,R -(5-10) -(-5) -(5-10)

49 Barhara Dokhli (212) 84.17 655(117) -(-5) -+-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp.

50 Barhara (213) 64.75 691(132) P FPC W,Tk,Hp -(-5) Sunday, -(-5) Friday.

51 Marhara {214) 113.31 983(185) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(--5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp.

52 Majhaura (215) 162.68 443(74) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp,R.

53 Laga (216) 51.80 644(128) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp.

54 Bakuar (217) I09.26 584(111) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, --(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp,R.

S5 Thikaha (218) 108.45 632{l30) P -(--5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(---:-5) Hp.

56 Koilpar (219) 97.93 306(47) -(-5) -(--5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -,--5) -(-5) Hp.

57 Chichrikanungoe (220) 313.00 2,672(500) P -;-5) W,Tk,Hp PO -(-5) BS

58 Kewan (2.21) 203.55 1,261(247) P,O -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) ·-(-5) -(-5)

59 Patpara (222) 1,323.00 11,341(1,890) P(8),M(2), PHC, W,Tk,Hp, PO Monday, -(-5) O. PHS. R. Friday.

60 Ekma (223) 117.36 1,039(211) M,H -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

61 Beraghat (224) 171.18 2,206(415) P,M,O -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -~ -5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp.

62 Bidyanagar (225) 90.65 283(49) -.(-5) -(._.5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) BS

llS

DIRECTORY SUBDlVISIOI'\--MADHUBANI SADAR

LAND USE

Land use (i. e., area under different types 0 f land use in hectares Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal places). including

r-----------------"----.- -.--------.--~ any place of

Approach Neares t town Culturable religious, to and distance Power Staple waste Area not historical

village (in km.) Supply food (including available or Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for archaeolo-

and cultivation gical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Madhubani (16) Rice, TW(4.20) 58.76 26.39 65.64 wheat

KR Ditto (21) Rice, TW(3.34) 25.85 3.05 30.89 wheat

0(3.28) 12.56 1.55 6.89

KR Madhubani (16) Rice, TW(13.28) 286.60 142.71 237.68 wheat

KR Ditto (20) Rice, TW(8.09),Tk(2.02), 76.40 0.53 48.17 wheat R(5.62).

KR Ditto (20) Rice, Tk(3.27),Rt2.02) 35.81 0.06 2.55 wheat

KR Ditto (16) Rice, TW(1O.12), Tk(5.96) 51.13 3.03 13.93 wheat

KR Ditto (16) Rice, Wt2.83), Tk(20.38) 10.74 0.38 0.42 wheat

KR Ditto (16) Rice, TW(20.23), Tk(5.84) 66.55 0.36 20.33 wheat

KR Ditto (22) Rice, TW(14.16), Tk(8.26), 86.22 0.36 48.82 wheat R(4.86).

KR Ditto (14) Rice, W(3.27),TW(9.09), 12.12 1.12 18.85 wheat Tk(5.18),0(2.17).

KR Ditto (25) Rice, TW(9. 771, Tk(4.05) 76.39 0.36 18.69 wheat

KR Ditto ( 16) Rice, W(2.15), TW(24.52), 36.98 2.53 36.08 wheat Tk(4.0S),0(2.14).

KR Ditto (14) Rice, W( 1.24), TW,4.S7), 50.41 2.12 36.82 wheat Tk(I.69),0(1.08).

PR,KR Ditto (IS) ED Rice, TW(14.82) 148.12 0.04 150.02 N7 wheat

KR Ditto (IS) RiCe, TW(30.40), Tk(8.98) 43.0S 9.42 111.70 N2 wheat

KR Ditto (16) ED Rice, TW(176.2S), Tk(28.45) 859.26 14.71 244.33 N25:MI: wheat Cl:T!

KR Ditto (17) Rice, TW(14.21), Tk(2.87) 84.58 0.17 15.53 N3:MI: wheat Cl

KR Ditto (18) Rice, W(2.27), TW(15,27), 73.47 3.72 65.25 Ml wheat Tk(8.69),O(2.51).

PR,KR Ditto (18) Rice, W(3.68), TW(6.90) 56.15 23,92 wheat

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DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-RAJNAGAR VILLAGE

Serial no.

63

64

Name of village Total area with Thana no. of the

village (in hectares)

2 3

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the vHlage, a dash (-) is 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 is given]. r---------·------..A...-------------~

Day or Communica-Total Popula- Drinking Post and

Telegraph days tions

tion and Educa-number of tional households

4 5

Medical

6

water (potable)

7 8

of the (Bus stop, Marketl Rail. station,

hat, if any Waterways)

9 10

REVENUE THANA--MADHUBANI-contd.

Sugauna (226) 1,093.38 6,709(1,253) P(3),M(2), PHS W,Tk,TW, PO Tuesday, NW H,O(2). Hp,R,N. Saturday.

Niyamat (230) 121.00 502(88) ,~(-5) -{--5) W,Tk,TW, ---(-5) -(--5) -(-5) Hp.

Total 17,892.32 138,514(25,423) P (87) H (1) M (19) HC (0 H (9) PHC (2) C (2) PHS (5) I (1) D (2) 0(17) FPC (3)

RP (3) CHW (1) 0 (1)

Note :-Figures given in brackets under Col. 4 relate to number of households.

DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Approach to

village

11

KR,NR

KR

Nearest town and distance

(in km.)

12

Madhubani nO)

Ditto (18)

Power supply

13

117

SUBDIVISIQN-MADHUBANJ SAf)AB

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places).

r--'--------,---"-----------~

Remarks including any place

of Culturable religious,

Staple waste Area not historical food (including available or

Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for archaeolo·

14 15

Rice, wheat

Rice, wheat

16

W(6.26),TW(86.20), Tk(35 39),0(7.07).

TW(B.83)

W (27.82) TW (1,646.73) TWE (309. 54) Tk (839.88) R (37.79) o (35.51)

and cultivation gical groves) interest

17 18 19 20

441.15 109.33 367.;3i Nl:Ml:T1

71.46 10.01 30.70

9,387.29 1,136.50 4,471.26 N 264 M 25 C 9 l' 10

118

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-PANDAUL~ VILLAGE

AMENITIES' AND

Amenities available [if-not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in-the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.,-S kms., S-lO kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given] .

r- ..A.. -------., Communica-

Serial Name of village Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post and Day or days tions no. with Thana no. of the tron and Educa- Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop,

village number tional (potable) Marketl Rail. station, (in hectares) of households Itat, if any Waterway.)

1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-MADHUBANI--contd.

Mohanpur (61) 359.76 2,550(447) P FPC W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(SolO) Hp,R.

2 Bhitthi (75/2) 50.99 875(167) -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp PO -(S-lO) -(-5)

3 Sagarpur (96) 481.57 3,754l7oo) P(2),M, RP W,Tk,TW, PO -~(-5) BS O. Hp,R.

4 Ajodhya (97) 123.02 23(6) --(-S) -(--5) W -(-5) -(-5) -(-·5)

5 Makrampur (98) 8.50 S,289\937) P(2),M, PHS,D, W,Tk,TW, PO -·(-5) BS O. RP(2). Hp.

6 Narpatnagar (99) 396.S9 3,887(705) P(2),M, PHS, W,Tk,Hp PO -(-5) BS H. FPC,

RP(3). 7 Knakpur (100) 197.48 1,8S3(344) P RP W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

Hp. 8 Mohanbariam (101) 257.38 3,442(S22) P,O RP W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

9 Sakuari (102) 641.42 8,957(1,67]) P(3),M, H,D, W,Tk,TW, PTO Sunday, BS O. RP(S). Hp. Wednesday.

10 Bikrampur (103) 427.34 3,039(528) P(2),M, -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(-5) Balia. O. Hp.

11 Bahengra (104) 46.13 145(26) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW -(-5) -(-~5) -(--5)

12 Kalyanpur (105) 44.92 253(50) -(-5) -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp, -(5-10) Sunday, -(-S) R. Wednesday.

13 Bhawanipur (106) 742.99 S,319(1,001) P(2"M(3) RP W,Tk,TW, PO Sunday, -(-S) Hp. Friday.

14 Arazi Bhawani- (107) 47.7S Uninhabited pur

15 Pandaul (lOB) 1,064.71 17,BOl{3,248) P,,8),MC4) HC,PHS, W,Tk,TW, PTO & Monday, BS,RS H,Tr, D(4),FPC, Hp. Phone. Friday. 0(3). RP(ll).

16 Baturi (10B/2) 22.26 SI9(96) -(-S) --(S-10) W,Tk,TW -(- S) -(-S) -(5-10) (Pandaul)

17 Andah (109) 81.75 375(84) --(-5) ---(-S) W,Tk -(--5) -(5.10) -(5-10) (Manoharpur)

18 Andah (109/2) 38.44 182(33) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW -(-S) ·-(S-lO) -(5-10) (M1nmohanpur)

19 Shubhankarpur (110) 48.97 427(86) P --(-5) W,Tk,TW -(-5) -(--5) -(S-10)

20 Shankarpur (111) 108.45 502(103) P -(S-10) W,Tk,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(S 10)

21 Sankarpur (111/2) 4.05 147(23) -(-5) -(S-10) W,Tk,TW -(-5) -(S-10) -(5-10)

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DIRECTORY S'UBJ)l V1SlON,-MADHUBANl SADAR

LAND USB

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use ill hectares Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal places). including

r-------------J~-------------~ any place of

Approach Nearest town Culturable religious, to and distance Power Staple waste Area not historical

village (in km.) supply food (including available or Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigatcd gauchar for archaeolo-

and cultivation gical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR,NR Madhubani (4) ED Rice, TW(6.l7) 314.21 4.92 54.46 Nl:M2:T2 wheat

KR Ditto (3) EA Rice, TW(lO.IS) 30,39 2.06 S 36 Nl wheat

PR,KR Ditto (14) EA Rice, PC(10.26),TWE(91.32) , 314.22 2.14 45.42 N22:M3: wheat Tk(IS,21). C2:T3

PR,KR Ditto (16) EAg Rice, W(9.02), WE(S.96), 90.94 1.30 6,12 wheat 0(6.68).

PR,KR Ditto (16) EA Rice, TW(2.00) 0,50 2,00 4.00 Nll:Tl wheat

PR,KR Ditto (1S) Rice, TW(69.06) ,0(4.05) 126.76 4.48 192,24 N8:M4: wheat T4

PR,KR Ditto (16) EA Rice, TW(4,20),TWE(38.59), 142.66 0.52 9.28 wheat 0(2.23).

PR,KR Ditto (19) EA Rice, TW(6.07) ,TWE(40.47), 199.27 0.85 5.66 N4:M3: wheat Tk(506), Tl

PR,KR Ditto (15) EA Rice, TW(4,49),TWE(131.62), 319.66 4.96 175.93 N40:M4: wheat Tk(2.l7) ,0(2.59). C5:T2

PR,KR DiUo (14) EAg Rice, TW(6.07), TWE( 40.57), 23S.91 3,70 127.97 MI:Cl wheat Tk(1O.12).

KR Ditto (16) Rice, TW(6.15) ,Tk(8.60) 26.10 5.28 wheat

KR Ditto (19) Rice, Tk(4.25) ,0(0.61) 3S.98 ... 1.08 wheat

KR Ditto (14) EAg Rice, TW(6.17) ,TWE(4.86), 528.87 41.74 139.10 M2 wheat Tk(20 23),0(2,02).

0(4.05) 27,06 2.21 14.43

PR,KR Madhubani ( 12) EA Rice, TW(159.85),TWE(54.83),706.69 4.69 122.06 wheat Tk(l6,59),

KR Ditto (26) Rice, TW (4.05), Tk(6.07) 7.34 1.62 3.18 wheat

KR Ditto (25) EAg Rice, TW(2.02), TWE(2.19) , 55.12 3.04 16.55 wheat Tk(2 02),0(081)

FP Ditto (25) Rice, TW(10.32),Tk(0 81) 20.94 1.93 4.44 wheat

KR Ditto (25) Rice, TW(1O.32), Tk(2.02) 25.34 2.53 8.16. wheat

KR Ditto (25) Rice, TW(20.23), TK(2.02) 62.69 2,53 20.98 wheat

KR Ditto (25) Ric.e, TW(0.81) 2.24 . 1.00 w.heat

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P$VEl.OPNfENT B~I{=-'''\N9A-VL VIlJ.AGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in bracke~s, the distance in broad ranges, viz. ,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms., of the nearest place where the facility is available is given] .

r ..A... ___ ~. -,

Day or Communica. Serial Name of village with Total area Total Popula. Drinking POlit and days tions

no. Thana no. of the tion and Educa· Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop" village number of tiona} (potable) Marketl Rail. station

(in hectares) households hat, if any Waterways)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-MADHUBANI-contd.

22 Harpur (112) SS.M S92(109) P -(-S) W,Tk,TW -(-S) -(S.10) - (S.10)

23 Hatpur (112/2) 25.90 817(175) -(-S) -(S.10) W,Tk,TW --(-S) -(S.IO) -(S·10)

24 Andah (113) 33.99 389(70) -(-5) -(5.10) W,TW -(-5) -(S.1() -(5 .. 10) (Khajuri)

25 Andah (113/2\ 21.04 Uninhabited (Khajuri)

26 Majhaul (114) 3S2.88 2,074(349) PjM -(-5) W,Tk,TW -(-5) -(.-5) --(--~)

27 Kalyanput (115) 78.51 695(104) P -(S.IO) W.Hp -(5.10) -(,S.10) -(S·}O)

28 Shekhjore (116) 12.14 Uninhabited

29 Gurmha (117) 22.26 38(8) -(-S) -·(5·10) W -(5·10) -(S.10) -(5·10) ,

30 Arazi Bhaur (118) 36.08 Uninhabited

31 Ataz i Rampur (119) 3.24 Uninhabited

32 Shyampur (120) 13.76 Uninhabited

33 Bagban (121) 17.00 33(8) -(·-5) -t5•1O) WjTk -(-S) --(-5 ) -(-5)

34 Bhaur (122) 554.41 6,234(1,188) P(3),M RP(2) WjTk,TW, PO -tS.1O) -(5-10) Hp,R.

35 Bhaur (122/2) 6.07 11(2) M -(-S) W,Tk,Hp -(--5) -(-5) -(-5)

36 Bhaur (122/3) 10.12 577(107) -(-5) -(--S) W,Tk,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

37 Gurmha (123) 129.90 1,248(228) P -(5.10) W,Tk,TW PO -(5.10) -(-5)

38 Belahi (124) 26.30 3, 720(619) H H W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-S) RS

39 Belahi (124/2) 380.40 262(46) P D,RP T,W,Tk,TW PTO -(5·10) -(-5) Hp,R.

40 Fatehpur (125) 87.01 1,073(194) P RP W,Tk,TW, -(-S) -(-5) -(-5) Ekdiha. Hp,R.

41 Pacharhi (126) 227.03 1,277(230) P -(5-10) W,Tk,TW -(-5) -(--5) --(-5)

42 Biilhunpur ( 126/2) 55.04 313(55) -(~5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(S.10) -(-5) Murliahi. BS

43 Dahibhat (127) 1,350.01 9,173(1,666 ) P(6) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO Sunday, Madhopur. H". Wednesday.

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LAND USE

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places).

r----- --_ --- _____ ..A... _____________ ---... Remarks Approach Nearest town Culturable including

to and distance Power Staple waste Area not any place village (in km.) supply food (including available of religious,

Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for historical and cultivation or archa-

groves) eologica) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Madhubani (25) Rice, TW(4.05), Tk(6.54) 33.88 1.23 9.34 wheat

KR Ditto (25) EAg Rice, TW(2.02),TWE(2.12), 14.00 0.81 4.91 wheat Tk(2.04).

KR Ditto (25) Rice, TW(4.86) 20.16 0'83 8.14 wheat

TW(4.86),TWE(4.05). 10.10 0.18 1.04 Tk(0.81).

KR Madhubani (25) EAg Rice, TWf5.34),TWE(4.15), 160.03 2.12 179.62 " heat Tk(1.62).

FP Ditto (10) Rice, TW(1.62), Tk(10.12) 51.97 2.47 12.33 wheat

0(1.27) 8.80 2.07

KR Madhubani (15) Rice, TW(4.94),0(1.70) 12,56 3.06 wheat

0(4.55) 14.12 0.99 16.42

0(0.87) 2.16 0.21

Tk(2.10),0(0 87) 8.64 2.15

PR,KR Madhubani (25) Rice. TW(4.05),Tk(2.02) 6.39 0.16 2.76 wheat 0(162).

PR,KR Ditto ( 18) Rice, TW( 16S.51),Tk(18 .43), 271.34 8.20 83.28 wheat 0(4.65).

KR Ditto (20) Rice, TW(l.72) 1.97 2.05 0.33 N2 wheat

KR Ditto (15) Rice, TW(5.46) ,0(0.S9) 2.78 0.99 wheat

KR Ditto (12) Rice, TW (12.14), Tk(S.09), 42.28 1.70 59.62 wheat 0(6.07).

KR Ditto (14) Rice, TW(6.17),Tk(0.91) 17.26 0.42 1.54 N2:M3 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (12) EAg Rice, TW(6.27),TWE(2.23), 276.15 6.09 81.57 N3:M2:C3 wheat Tk(8.09)

KR Ditto (14) Rice, TW(46.64),Tk(17.oo) 5.56 0.98 16.83 NS wheat

KR Ditto (25) Rice, TW (34.40),Tk(1.62) 49.85 2.37 138.79 wheat

FP Ditto (S) Rice, TW( 11.51),Tk(6.52) 28,80 0.65 7.S6 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (8) EA Rice, TW(104.16), Tk(2.43) 1,106.57 9.81 127.04 N13:M15 wheat

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AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column ,'nd next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,--5 kms., S----10 kms. :md lO+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given]. f·---------------...A...--------------,

Day or Communica-Serial Name of village Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post and days tions

no. with Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop, village number of tiona I (potable) Market! Rail. station,

(in hectares) household hat, if any Waterways)

1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-MADHUBANI-cont d.

44 Dahibhat (128) 371.09 2,534(469) P(3),M -(-5) W,Hp PO .-(-5) --(-S) Narottam.

4S Ramkhetari (131) 25.90 Uninhabited

46 Sripur Hati (132) 1,367.41 10,699(1,961) P(2),M --(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO --(-S) BS Hp,R.

47 Az Rakbe (133) 5S.8S Uninhabited Nawhath.

48 Nawhath (134) 485.62 2,761(465) P(2),M ---(- -5) W,Tk,TW -(- -5) -(S-10) -(-S)

49 Khangaon (135) 267.49 1,886(368) P(2),M --(--5) W,Tk,TW, --(5-10) -(5-10) --(S-10) Hp,R.

50 RuchauI (136) 174.01 1,045(216) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-S) -(-5) ---(-S) Hp,R.

SI Bathne (137) 265.07 2,524(469) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(--S) -(-5) -(S-lO) Hp.

S2 Kamlabari (138) 19.02 308(62) --(---S) --(-5) W,Tk,Hp, --(--.S) Tuesday, -(S-lO) R. Saturday.

S3 Udaypur (139) 655.58 7,953(1,439) P(3),M D,RP W,Tk,TW, PO -(-S) =--( --S) Bitthwar. Hp.

S4 Lachhmipur (140) 2.02 Uninhabited

S5 Baraghoria (141) 176.44 784(135) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, --(-5) ---(-5) -(--5) Hp

56 Baluaha (142) 44.11 226(52) - -(-5) -~--5) W,Tk,Hp --(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

57 Bihnagar (143) 210.03 2,018(361) P(2) -(--5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

58 Shekhpur (144) 27.S2 Uninhabited

S9 Dabhari (145) 393.3S 2,284(428) -(--5) -(5-10) W,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

60 Sankar Sarai (146) 42.09 30(5) -(-5) -( 5) W,Tk,Hp _( ___ S) -(-5) -(5-10)

61 Sankorth (147) 359.36 2,279(400) P,M --(-5) W,Tk,Hp PO --(-5) -(-5)

62 Rampur (148) 109.26 731(137) P --(--5) W,Tk -(-5) -(-5) -(--5)

63 Lakshmipur (149) 112.91 149(31 ) -(--5) -(--5) W -(-5) -(--5) -(-5)

64 Madhopur (150) 108.86 872( 182) -(--5) -(-5) W,Tk,TW --(-5) -(5-10) --(-5)

65 Isahpur (151) 93.08 704(144) p,e --(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(--5) Sunday, -(-5) Wednesday.

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LAND USE

Land use (Le., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places).

,----~---------...)..._ -----. Remarks Approach Nearest town Culturable including

to and distcnce Power Staple waste Area not any place village (in km.) supply food (including available of religiou~,

Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for historical and cultivation or archa-

groves) eologicai interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Madbubani (5) EA Rice, TWE(6.15), Tk(6.27) 259.66 9.56 89.45 N1 wheat

TW(2.12),0(0.91) 22.61 0.26

PR,KR Madhub;1lli (8) ED Rice, TW(20.34), Tk(3.44), 996.97 11.40 333.94 N3:Ml:C2 wheat 0(1.32).

TW(6.17),0(2.25) 44.96 2.47

PR,KR, Madhubani (9) EAg Rice, TW(14.12), TWE(89.98), 270.03 33.23 73.34 wheat 0(4.92).

PR,KR Ditto (7) EAg Rice, TW(4.94),TWE(67.08), 107.71 30.65 52.86 wheat 0(4.25).

KR Ditto (8) ED Rice, TW(5.00) 115.50 24.20 29.31 wheat

KR Ditto (8) Rice, TW(70.15) 141.1l 14.14 39.67 wheat

KR Ditto (15) Rice, TW(12.20) 4.05 2.77 wheat

KR Ditto (20) EA Rice, TW(105.22),TWE(40.47}, 307.15 117.47 73.54 wheat Tk(3.64),R(8.09).

0.99 1.03

KR Madhubani (22) Rice, TW(28.33) 107.64 8.87 31.60 wheat

KR Ditto (14) Rice, TW(3.30),0{2.23) 28.41 1.01 9.16 wheat

KR Ditto (14) Rice, TW(4.19),0(1.62) 157.28 6.35 40.59 ~ .. , wheat

TW(4.11),0(0.47) 22.34 0.60

KR Madhubani (15) Rice, TW(8.15),Tk(4.05) 297.82 13.54 69.79 wheat

KR Ditto (15) EA Rice, 0(4.25) 37.40 0.44 wheat

KR Ditto (10) EAg, Rice, TW(1.72),TWE(4O,47), 262.57 5.94 17.01 EO. wheat Tk(22. 34),R(9. 31).

FP Ditto (10) EA Rice, TW(2.25),Tk(2.43), 94.43 0.76 4.53 wheat R(4.86).

PR Ditto (15) Rice, RC6.88),0(O.81) 100.99 4.23 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (10) Rice, TW(4.51),R(10.32) 87.19 0.46 6.38 wheat

KR Ditto (15) EAg Rice, TW(4.05), TWE(40,47) 37.49 0.89 10.18 wheat

i24

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-PANDAUL VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is givenJ.

" ,

Day or Communica-Serial Name of village Total area Totll Popula- Drinking Post and days tions

no. with Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop, village number of tional (potable) Marketl Rail. station,

(in hectares) households hat, if any Waterways)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-MADHUBANf-contd.

66 Pahalbadh (152) 4.45 Uninhabited

67 Gangauli (153) 90.65 972(180) M,O -.(-5) Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

68 Sarso (154) 768.49 8,925(1,662) P(3),M, H,D(2), W,Tk,TW, PO Monday, BS HC. FPC Hp,R. Thursday.

69 Salempur (173) 332.65 2,030(370) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) BS Hp,C.

70 Biraul (174) 326.58 2,732(529) P,M -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(--5) -(-5) BS

71 Nahar (175) 371.90 3,210(593) P(2) --(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) .-(-5) Hp.

72 Bhagwatipur (176) 165.51 2,554(451 ) P,M HC,PHC, W,Tk,Hp PO Daily BS PHS.

73 Bhagwatipur (177) 3.24 637(134) -t-5) -(-5) W.Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Inamat.

74 Haidarpur (178) 108.05 1,268(240) P -(--5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp,C.

75 Bijai (179) 167.54 1,044(195) P,M -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(5-10) BS Hp.

Total 16,397.73 151,024(27,613) P (74) H (3) M (26) HC (2) H (4) PHC (1) C (2) PHS (4) 0 (11) D (10)

FPC (4) RP (30)

Note: Figures given in brackets under Col. 4 relate to nUl-nber of households.

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LAND USE

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places)

,-__________ -___ ..A.. -, Remarks

Approach Nearest town Culturable including to and distance Power Staple waste Area not any place

village (in km.) Supply food (including available of religious, Fore~t Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for historical

and cultivation or archa-groves) eo logical

interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

0(0.95) 3.15 0.35

KR Madhubani (16) Rice, TW(5.06), Tk(2.42) 70.36 6.08 6.73 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (16) ED, Rice, W(5.06),TWE(87.09), 575.67 11.55 80.01 EAg. wheat Tk(9.11).

PR,KR Ditto (15) ED, Rice, TW(8.19), Tk(2.95), 268.78 6.45 44.62 EAg. wheat 0(1.66).

PR,KR Ditto (15) EA Rice, TW(22.32) , Tk(4.13), 255.25 4.23 38.57 wheat 0(2.08).

KR Ditto (13) Rice, W(15.18),Tk(12.34) 262.30 10.42 71.66 Nt whe~t

PR,KR Ditto (12) EA Rice, TW(4.45),TWE(40.93), 83.40 3.01 31.17 wheat Tk(2.55).

KR Ditto (12) Rice, 0(1.27) 1.92 0.05 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (15) ED, Rice, TW(9.04),Tk(6.94) 64.79 4.29 22.99 M2 EAg. wheat

KR Ditto (15) ED, Rice, TW(22.36), TWE(81.02), 25.71 4.71 29.49 Nl:Ml:T2 EAg. wheat Tk(2.43),0(1.82).

PC (10.26) 10,540.49 457.49 2,924.09 N 118 W (29.26) M 43 WE (8.96) C 13 TW (1,129.17) T 15 TWE (910.66) Tk (271.55) R (39.46) 0 (76.34)

126

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AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz. ,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given]. ,.. ________________ ..A.. ______

-, Communica-

Serial Name of Village Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post and Day or days tions no. with Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop,

village number tional (potable) Marketl Rail. station, (in hectares) of households hat, if any Waterways)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-MADHUBANI-contd.

1 Kharrak (155) 195.06 2,270(345) P(2) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) R.

2 Lohna (156) 732.88 4,595(1,035) P,M,C -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) BS Hp,R.

3 Sarb~ima (157) 106.84 2,753(481) P,M CHW W,Tk,TW, -(--5) -(5.10) -(-5) Hp.

4 Dubauli (158) 220.96 20(5) -(-5) --(-5) Tk,Hp,R -(-5) ~-(-5) -(S-lO) Khaira.

5 Naruar (159) 552.79 5,865(1,105) P(2) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO --(S-10) BS Hp.

6 Amraha R~iam(160) 31.57 U ilinhabitcd

7 Mahinathpur (161) 250_90 2,382(413) P -(5·10) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-S)

8 Bali (162) 204.77 845(IS3) P RP W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-S) --(S·10)

9 Arazi (163) 39.2S Uninhabited Bhawanipur .•

10 Kishunpur (164) 20.23 Uninhabited Barsam.

11 Jamthar (165) 93.79 931(167) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(--S) -(-S) -(S-lO)

12 Kishunpur (166) 9S.91 14S(29) -(-S) -(-S) W -(--5) -(-5) -(S-lO) Barsam.

13 Rupauli (167) 279.63 2,784(519) P(2),M PHS, W,Tk,TW, PO Monday, -(-S) CHW. Hp,R. Wednesday.

14 Mohanpur (168) 141.23 983(198) P -(--5) W,Tk,TW, -(--5) -(--S) -(5-10) Hp,

15 Ralam (169) 1,IS7.38 9,S79(1,740) P(S),M, H,PHS, W,Tk,TW, PO Monday, -(S-10) H,O. D(2),RP, Hp,R. Friday.

CHW. 16 Kothia Bharaul(170) 691.19 4,144(1,206) P(7),M, D,FPC, W,Tk,TW, PO -(-S) -(5-10)

H. CHW. Hp,R. 17 Ojhaul (171) 156.21 300(54) P -(-S) W,lk,TW -(-S) -(-5) --(5-10)

18 NaraYiJnpur (172) 332.24 1,828(342) P(2) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, --(-5) -(-5) -(S-lO) Hp.

19 Nirbhapur (\80) 10S.22 815(151) P --(S-10) W,Tk,TW, -(-S) -(-S) -(10+) Hp.

20 Jhaua (181) 193.03 1,174(222) P -(S-10) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-S) -- (10+) Hp.

21 Chaupta (2S5) 32S.36 S72(103) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-S) -(-5) -(10+J

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LAND USE

Land use (Le., area under different types of land use in hectares Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal places). including

,.. ____________ ...A.. ________ " ______ -, any place

of Approach Nearest town Culturable religious,

to and distance Power Staple waste Area not historical village (in km.) supply food (including available or

Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for archaeolo-and cultivation gical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR,KR Jhanjharpur (12) ED, Rice TW(l7 .81), Tk(36.42), 120.63 10.21 5.94 N2 EAg. R(4.05).

PR,KR Ditto (11) ED, Rice TW E(32.37),Tk(82.95), 484.59 20.97 67.49 N7:T1 EAg. R(12.14 ),0(32.37).

PR,KR Ditto (5) Rice TW(16.19),Tk(25.49) 25.09 11.11 28.96 M2:T1

PR,KR Ditto (5) Rice R(87.01) 73.47 6.65 53.83

PR,KR Ditto (6) ED, Rice TWE( 40.4 7), Tk(89.43) 190.03 73.81 159.05 N1:M2: EAg. C2:T4

R(2.02) 12.32 13.25 3.98

KR Jhanjharpur (14) Rice Tk(14.16),0(6.07) 158.24 1.31 71.12

PR,KR Ditto (13) Rice W(40.87) 123.52 13.76 26.62 NI

36.00 0.35 2.90

1".79 3.91 0.53

PR,KR Jhanjharpur (13) ED, Rice TW(2.83) 61.42 14.32 15.22 EAg.

KR Ditto (13) Rice 0(1.62) 71.47 16.65 6.17

PR,KR Ditto (13) ED, Rice TWE(48.97),Tk(4.05), 170.18 31.92 22.49 N2:Ml EAg. R(202).

KR Ditto (13) Rice TW(10.12), Tk(2.02) 79.52 13.42 36.15

PR,KR Ditto (14) ED, Rice TWE(58.68), Tk(124.28), 837.64 32.87 63.44 N2:M4:T1 EAg. R(40.47).

PR,KR Ditto (14) ED. Rice TWE(67.18),Tk(10.12) 537.74 49.27 26.88 Nl EAg.

KR Ditto (13) Rice TW(2.02) 89.76 23.24 '~1.19

PR,KR Ditto (15) Rice TW(6.07), Tk(28.33) 211. 72 45.42 40.70

PR,KR Madhubani (12) Rice TW(4.05), Tk(28.33) 43.23 29.61 Nl:Ml

KR Jh:mjharpur (15) Rice TW( 4.86),Tk(29.54) 154.59 4.04

KR Ditto (22) Rice Tk(8.92) 217.78 12,01 86.65

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AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given]. ,--------------"---------------.

Day or Communica-Serial Name of village with Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post days tions

no. Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water and of the (Bus stop, village number of tional (potable) Tele- Marketl Rail. station,

(in hectares) households graph hat, if any Waterways)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-MADHUBANI-contd.

22 Az Rakbe (256) 63.13 535(96) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(10+) Chaupta

23 Kako (257) 441.51 1,674(301) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(10+) Hp,

24 Shankarpur (258) 168.35 1,047(200) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) --(10+ )

25 Santnagar (259) 141.64 1,540(367) P,M,H PHS, W,Tk,TW, PO Monday, -(5-10) FPC. Hp. Friday.

26 Ram Khetari (260) 74.46 895(157) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) Hp.

27 Khaira (261) 260.21 1,086(296) ----(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(5-10) -(10+) R.

28 Khaira (262) 44.51 368(82) -(-5) -(5-10) W,Tk,TW. -(-5) -(-5) -(10+) Shivottar Hp.

29 Walipur (263) 153.37 1,247(218) P -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(10+)

30 Imadpatti (264) 123.43 874(262) P,M -(-5) W,Tk,Hp PO -(-5) -(10+)

31 Banaur (265) 136.78 1,057(248) P -(10+) W,Tk,Hp, --(-5) -(-5) -(10+) R.

32 Motipur (266) 83.36 40(7) -(-5) -(-5) Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) -(10+)

33 Badsangahi (270) 38.85 Uninhabited

34 Balni Mehath (271) 318.89 2,589(483) P -(--5) W,Tk,Hp PO -(-5) -(5-10)

35 Sameya (272) 153.78 1,078(234) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(5_JO) Hp.

36 Partapur (273) 144.07 Un;nhabited

37 Kanhauli (274) Wholly merged in Jhanjharpur (NAC)

38 Mohna (275) 37.23 566(89) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(--5) -(-5) -( -5)

39 Mahespura (276) 157.83 1,200(216) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) --(-5) -(-5) Hp.

40 Dholaha (278) 53.32 49(8) -(-5) -(5-10) Tk -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

41 Mailchham (280) 104.91 933(158) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) CoR.

42 Patti Itwa (281) 50.59 Uninhabited

43 Tajpur (298) 199.10 814(153) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, PO -(--5) -(--5) R.

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LAND USE

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal places). including

r---------------- -----"------------------, any place of

Approach Ne:uest town Culturable religious, to and distance Power Staple Wl1ste Area not historical

village (in km.) supply food (including available or Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for archaeolo-

and cultivation gical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Madhubani (22) Rice Tk(4.15) 46.69 2.83 9.46

PR,KR Jhanjhafpur (20) Rice TW(8.09), Tk(57.59) 299.63 11.84 64.36 Nl

KR Ditto (20) Rice Tk(6.07) 118.68 21.11 22.39

KR Ditto (20) Rice TW(4.05),Tk(24.28) 75.06 5.58 32.67 Nl

KR Ditto (20) Rice TW(2.02), Tk(6.07) 40.52 16.81 9.04 Nl

KR Ditto (24) Rice TW(4.05), Tk(25.21) 199.17 6.22 25.56

KR Ditto (22) Rice TW(4.17),Tk(2.02) 34.23 1.46 2.63

KR Ditto (25) Rice Tk(4.0S) 105.60 29.55 14.17

KR Ditto (25) Rice Tk(4.86) 83.44 9.11 26.02 N2

KR Ditto (22) Rice Tk(2.05),R(4.86) 87.06 4.50 38.31

KR,NR Ditto (25) Rice R(1O.12) 50.93 0,36 21.95

R(1.21) 15.69 11.42 10.53

KR Jhanjharpur (14) ED, Rice Tk(4.40) 226.87 87.62 Nl:M2: EAg. Cl:Tl

KR Ditto (13) ED, Rice TWE(2.02), Tk(22.66) 83.34 1.28 44.48 FAg.

R(41.54) 80.94 21.59

KR Jhanjharpur (6) ED, Rice Tk(12.97) 13.64 1.02 9.60 EAg.

KR Ditto (5) ED, Rice TWE(4.05),Tk(9.71) 60.13 40.36 43.58 Nl EAg.

KR Ditto (7) Rice TW(4.05) 46.29 3.29 0.19

KR Ditto (9) Rice R(12.36),O(6.07) 60.07 1.67 24.74

Tk(10.17) 27.59 3.21 9.62

KR Jhanjharpur (10) Rice Tk(15.38), R(40.87) 52.18 29.00 61.67

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AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the Column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-5 kms., 5--10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given]. ,-_____________ ..A..

~ Communica-

Serial Name of village Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post and Day or days tions

no. with Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop,

village number tiona I (potable) Market/ Rail. station,

(in hectares) of households hat, if any Waterways)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-MADHUBANI-contd.

44 Chora Mahrail (299) 153.37 I, 135 ( 198) P,M -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO Monday, -(5-1<l) Hp,R. Friday.

45 Rawarhi (300) 101.57 493(90) P --( ---5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) Hp,R.

46 Sindurpura (301) 86.20 374(77) P -(--5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(5-H) Hp,R.

47 Kanakpura (302) 67.18 455(72) P RP W,TW,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(5.1Q)

48 Pauram (303) 16.59 55(13) -(-5) --(-5) VI,T!<,TW -(-5) -(-5) -(5-W)

49 Chanauraganj (304) 365.43 3,363(617) P,M,H PHS, W,Tk,TW, PO Tuesday, BS RP. Hp. Saturday.

50 Majhaura (305) 77.70 1,206(211 ) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(--S) Hp.

51 Simra (306) 248.88 2,143(385) P(2), FPC, W.Tk,TW, PO --(-5) -(5-10) M(2). RP. Hp,C.

52 Machhdhi (307) 87.82 858(156) P - (-5) W,Tk,TW, -(--5) -( --5) -(5-10) Hp.

53 Sukhet (308) 503.42 2,%9(519) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(--5) -(5-lQ) Hp.

54 Jhanjharpur (309) Wholly merged in Jhanjharpur (NAC)

55 Godhanpur (314) 304.72 2,295(399) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(--5) -(-5) -(5.10) Hp.

Total 10,889.1~ 74,923(14,580) P (54) H (1) M (11) PHS (4) H (4) D (3) C (1) FPC (3) 0 (1) RP (5)

CHW (4)

--------Note: Figures given in brackets under Col. 4 relate to number of households.

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DIRECTORY SUBDIVJSlON-JHANJHARPUR

LAND USB

Land use 0. e., area under different types of land use in hectares Rem:uks rounded up to 2 decimal places). including

,-_._------_._-----"-------------, any place of

Approach Nearest town Culturable religious, to and distance Power Staple waste Area not historical

village (in km.) supply food (including available or Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for archaeolo·

and cultivation gical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

PR,KR Jhanjharpur (9) l_Rice TW(4.05), Tk(10.12), 41.88 55.72 27.48 0(14.12).

KR Ditto (6) EAg Rice TWE(6.07), Tk( 4.05), 52.99 7.79 28.65 R(2.02).

KR Ditto (6) Rice Tk(6.07),R(8.09) 61.67 4.17 6.20

KR Ditto (5) Rice TW(4.05) 30.41 18.36 14.36

KR Ditto (4) ED, Rice TW(6.07) 5.40 3.00 2.12 EAg.

PR,KR Ditto (4) ED, Rice TWE(60. 70), Tk(28.33) 195.57 32.37 48.46 M2:T2 EAg.

KR Ditto (4) ED, Rice TWE(4.05),Tk(4.86) 29.21 19.21 20.37 FAg.

PR,KR Ditto (10) ED, Rice TWE(l6.19), Tk(l4.16) 91.54 46.11 80.88 N3:M4:Cl EAg

KR Ditto (10) Rice TW(6.07),Tk (4.05) 43.21 14.30 20.19

KR Ditto (10) Rice TW(50.35), Tk(40.87) 304.27 0.85 127.08

KR Jhanjharpur (10) Rice TW(24.28), Tk(30.35) 163.72 4.25 82.12

W (40.87) 6,542,35 801.30 1,831.05 N 27 TW (165.25) M 18 TWE(340.75) C 4 Tk (838.54) T 10 R (268.78) 0 (60.25)

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AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is givenj. ,-_______ . _______ ...A... ______________ ---.

Day or Communica-Serial Name of village Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post and days tions

no. with Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop, village number of tional (potable) Marketl Rail. station,

(in hectares) households hat, if any Waterways)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-MADHUBANI--contd.

Bithauni (227) 234.31 1,178(228) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) R.

2 Az Rakbe (228) 34.80 Unidwbited Chapahi.

3 Chapahi (229) 227.43 1,551(282) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(-5) Hp.

4 Gangdwar (231) 356.12 3,260(538) P,M -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, --(-5) -(-5) BS,NW Hp,R.

5 Sihoria (232) 303.51 2,478(441) P(2),M -(to i) W,Tk,Hp, -( -5) Wednesday, -(-5) R. Saturday.

6 Bedaulia (233) 189.39 1,000(159) P -(10+) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(5 10) Hp.

7 Deohar (234) 2S2.93 2,083(346) P,M,H -(JO+ ) W,Tk,Hp PO -(-S) --(S-10)

8 Gonauli (235) 499.38 3,566(572) P(3),M, ---(5-10) W,Tk,TW, PO -(--S) -(S-10) O. Hp,

9 Kasbag~ur (236) 127.88 426(58) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-S) -(--S) -(-S)

10 Nikta (237) 95.91 366(53) P -(-5) VI',Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

11 Singiaun (238) 99.SS S72(105) -(-S) -(-S) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-S)

12 Marukla (239) 275.59 2,130(426) P -(-S) W,Tk,Hp -(--5) Sunday, -(-5) Wednesday.

13 Dhagjari (240) 183.72 779(144) P,O --(--S) W,Tk,C,N -(--S) -- (-S) -(-5)

14 Pastan (241) 404.68 2,477(442) P(2), --(---5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(--5) -(-5) 0(2). Hp,C,N.

15 Gaur Andrha (242) 176.04 1,624(288) P ~(-S) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) --(-S) -(-5) L,C,N.

16 Phulwaria (243) 134.3S 10(2) -( --5) --(-S) W --(-S) -(-S) -(-5)

17 Basua (244) 104.81 328(S2) P -(-S) W,Tk,N -(-5) -(-5) -(-S)

18 Dumrcl (24.S) 382.02 2,623(422) P,O -(S-IO) W,Tk,TW -(-S) -(--5) BS

19 Bars;:m (246) 427.7S 2,188(366) P(2),M CHW W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(-5) Hp.

20 Rakhwari (247) 1,518.76 5,5S5(944) P(2),M, -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp, PO -(-5) -(5-10) O. R.

21 Mangrauni (248) 134.76 1,320(208) P --(10+) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-S) -(5-10)

22 Siwa (249) 220.96 1,806(326) 0(2) -(10+) W,Tk,Hp, ---(--5) --(--S) -(5-10) R.

133

DIRECTORY SUBDl VISION--JHANJHARPUR

LAND USE

Land use (i. e., area under different types a f land use in hectares Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal places). including

r-----------.------A...--.--------------~ any place of

Approach Nearest town Culturable religious, to and distance Power Staple waste Area not historical

village (in km.) Supply food (including available or Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for archaeolo-

and cultivation gical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Jhanjharpur (23) Rice, 173.35 51.11 9.85 N2 wheat

24.25 9.65 0.90

KR,NR Madhubani (23) Rice, TW(4.52) 159.88 56.75 6.28 wheat

KR Ditto (20) Rice, W(8.68) 217.83 107.83 21.78 wheat

KR Ditto (25) ED Rice, TW(4. 05), Tk(32.37), 127.98 11.94 56.35 N2:Ml wheat R(20.23),0(50.59).

KR Jhanjharpur (23) Rice, Tk(6.42) 135.83 36.42 10.72 wheat

KR Ditto (23) Rice, Tk(12.92) 195.03 30.74 14.24 wheat

PR,KR Madhubani (25) ED Rice, TW(20.23), Tk(24.28), 351.31 48.80 14.29 N2:T1 wheat R(12.14),0(28.33).

KR Jhanjharpur (24) Rice, Tk(14.57) 81.26 14.23 17.82 wheat

KR Ditto (24) Rice, Tk(19.42) 61.24 12.21 3.04 N1 wheat

KR Ditto (22) Rice, Tk(17.00) 70.49 4.10 7.96 wheat

KR Ditto (22) Rice, Tk(40.47) 179.65 35.81 19.66 Nl:M1 wheat

PR Ditto (24) Rice, Tk(15.74) 143.93 16.08 7.97 wheat

PR Ditto (22) EAg Rice, TW(50.63),Tk(59.33) 211.43 40.74 42.55 wheat

KR Ditto ( 22) Rice, TW(24.59) 118.43 18.93 14.09 Ml wheat

KR Ditto (23) Rice, Tk(28.00) 64.15 21.74 20.46 wheat

KR Ditto (23) Rice, Tk(21.43) 57.74 17.47 8.17 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (10) Rice, 'IW(16.19) 257.57 46.28 61.98 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (10) ED, Rice, Tk(70.26) 307.59 40.48 9.42 EAg. wheat

KR Ditto (28) Rice, Tk(36.42),R(161.87) 980.83 315.85 23.79 Ml:C1 wheat

KR Madhubani (25) Rice, Tk(26.30),0(28·33) 30.16 24.04 25.93 wheat

KR Jhanjharpur (21) Rice, Tk(19A5) 147.19 40.48 13.84 wheat

134

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AMENITIES AND

Amenities available lif not available within the village, a dash (-) is slilown in the column and next to it in bracke!s, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-S kms., S-1O kms. and lO+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given] .

r-...A.. _______

-, Day or Communica-

Serial Name of village with Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post and days tions no. Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water Telegr"ph of the (Bus stop"

village number of tional (potable) Market/ Rail. station (in hectares) households hat, if any Waterways)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA--MADHUBANI'"'~cont d.

.23 Ghoghraria (250) 182.92 S89(92) -(-S) -(10+) W,Tk,Hp, _( __ S) -(-S) NW R.

24 Rajanpura (2S1) 227.43 1,IS3(164) P -(S-10) W,Tk -(-S) -(-S) -(-5)

25 Tilai (252) 108.05 896(173) P -(S-10) W,Tk,Hp -(-S) -(-S) -·(-5)

26 Mailam (253) 260.21 1,816(298) P -(S.10) W,Tk,TW, PO Sunday, -(-S) Hp. Thursday.

27 -Sujau\ (254) 98.34 1, 842(37S) P -(S-lO) W,Tk,TW, _( __ S) -(S-10) -(S-10) Hp_

28 Bhaduar (267) 90.24 990(156) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-S) -(S-10) -(-S) R.

29 Barna (268) 280.04 2,864(41S) P -(S-10) W,Tk,Bp, PO -(-5) -(5-10) R.

30 Mahrail (269) 933.60 6,7S8(1,147) P(4),M, -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, PO and Friday BS 0(2). Hp,R,N. Phone.

31 Sisauni (277) 146.49 1,114(166) P -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-S) Hp.

32 Karanpur (279) 259.40 1,726(277) P -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-·-S) --(--S) Hp.

33 Barri (282) 517.18 4,792(836) p(4),M, -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-S) -(-S) -(-S) H. Hp,R.

34 Gandhraen (283) 102.38 1,139(231) --(-5) PHS W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-S) Hp.

35 Gandhraen (284) 35.21 186(46) P -(--5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) Monday -(-5)

Barhm?tor. 36 Bhabham (285) 101.17 624(100) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -,-5) -(.-S)

37 Rudrapur (286) 409.13 2,214(377) P,M -(S-IO) W,Tk,TW PO Tuesday BS

38 Nabnagar (287) 261.42 1,78S(341) -(-S) -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, -(-S) -(-5) BS R.

39 Dumraraji (288) 78.10 333(66) -(-5) -(-S) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-S) -(SolO)

40 Andhr.l Tharhi (289) 1,432.97 11 ,979(2,062) P(l0),M(2) , H,D, W,Tk,TW, PTO & Monday, BS H,O(Z). FPC. Hp,R,C. Phone. Friday.

41 Madna (290) 426.13 4,727(862) P(4).0(4) PHS,D(3), W,Tk,Hp PO -(-5) -(-5)

RP(2), CHW.

42 Jamaila (291) 282.06 1,288(248) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-S) -(-S) -(-5)

43 Az Rakbe (297/ . 24.69 Uninhabited Maini.

44 Maini (293) 93.48 6i44(131 ) P --(~S) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(S.10)

135

DIREC1'DRY SUBOlVliION-JHANJ.tJARPJ,JR

LAND USI\

Land use (i. e., area !lnder different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) .

...A.. ____________ ~ Remarks

Approach Nearest town Culturable including of and distance Power Staple waste Area not any place

village (in km.) supply food (including available of religious, Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gaucher for historical

and cultivation or archa-groves) eological

interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

K~ Jhanjharpur (22) Rice, Tk(S.43) 108.22 60.86 8,41 wheat

KR Madhubani (25) Rice, Tk(I1.93) 155.70 54.99 4.81 wheat

KR Jhanjharpur (25) Rice, Tk(l9.19) 48.31 36.14 4.41 wheat

KR Madhubani (23) Rice, Tk(20.25) 177.06 49.48 13.42 wheat

KR Ditto (23) Rice, W(11.56) 67.98 12.16 6.64 wheat

KR Jhanjharpur (9) Rice, TkllO,46) 57.42 13.90 8.46 wheat

PR,KR, Ditto (6) Rice, TW(9.l9) 130.84 96.38 43.63 NR. wheat

PR,KR Ditto (5) ED, Rice, TWE(59.69) 523.20 274.02 16.69 Tl EAg. wheat

KR Ditto (5) Rice, TW(6.42) 84,08 9.74 46.25 wheat

KR Ditto (5) ED, Rice, TWE(44.11) 183.49 22.34 9.46 M2:T2 EAg. wheat

KR Ditto (10) ED, Rice, TWE(53.08) 273.25 173.50 17.35 M3:Tl EAg. wheat

KR Ditto (10) ED Rice, W(20.69) 60,38 17.12 4.19 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (10) ED, Rice, TWE(8.15) 20.34 4.08 2.64 EAg. wheat

KR Ditto (10) ED Rice, W(3.1O) 76.78 13.01 8.28 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (12) ED, Rice, TWE(16.19), Tk(l2.14) 222.71 102.11 55.98 M4:Tl EAg. wheat

PR,KR Ditto (10) Rict, Tk(16.79) 196.11 38.47 10.05 Ml wheat

KR Ditto (14) Rice, Tk(5.14) 39.53 19.24 14.19 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (22) ED Rice, TW(l12.91) 1,017.47 202.91 99,68 NI5:M3: wheat T1

KR Ditto (14) Rice, TW(24.28), Tk(40,47), 139.23 141.42 40.26 Nl:Ml wheat R(40.47).

KR Ditto (24) Rice, TW(25.99) 170.51 80,89 4.67 wheat

Tk(0.88) 23.10 0.47 0.24

KR Jhanjharpur (24) Rice, Tk(14.02) 61.05 12.18 6,23 wheat

136

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-ANOHRATHARHI VILLAGE

Serial no.

45

46

47

~8

Name of village Total area with Th1na no. of the

village (in hectares)

2 3

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and lO+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given]. r- ..A.. ____________ -...,

Communica-Total Popula- Drinking Post and Day or days tions

tion and EduCl- Medical water Telegraph 0 f the (Bus stop, number tional (potable) Marketl Rail. station,

of households hat, if any Waterways)

4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-MADHUBANI-conc!d.

Jalsain (294) 843.35 3,038(494) -(5-10) PHS W,Tk,Hp, PO -(-5) -(5-~O) R.

Madna (295) 181.30 700(139) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10) R.

Nonaur (296) 851.04 2,902(514) P(3),M, -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, PO -(5-10) -(-5) H. Hp,R.

Alpura (297) 199.10 2,684(505) p,M --(5-10) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5) Hp.

Total 14,810.08 96,103(16,617) P (64) H (1) M (13) PHS (3) H (4) D (4) o (16) FPC (1)

RP (2) CHW(2)

Note: Figures given in brackets under col. 4 relate to number of households.

DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Approach to

yillage

11

KR

KR

PR,KR

KR

Nearest town and distance

(in km.)

12

Jhanjh'lrpur (15)

Ditto (15)

Ditto (12)

Ditto (11)

Power Supply

13

ED, EAg.

ED

ED

137

SUBDIVISION-JHANJHARPUR

Land use (i. e., area under different types 0 f land use in hect1res rounded up to 2 decimal places).

Remarks including any place r--------L-- -.--- -_ ----A. _____________ ---------~

Staple food

14

Rice, wheat

Rice, wheat

Rice, wheat

Rice, wheat

Forest

15

Irrigated by source Unirrigated

16 17

TWE(10.10), Tk(29.95), 458.74 R(80.94).

TW(15.37) 140.46

W(72.91) 443.01

TW(13.49) 139.31

W (116.94) 9,175.40 TW (327.86) TWE(191.32) Tk (631.03) R (315.65) 0 (107.25)

Culturable waste

(including gauchar

and groves)

18

223.13

19.84

92.01

20.30

of religious,

Area not historical available or

for archaeolo-cultivation gical

interest

19 20

40.49 N2:T2

5.63

243.11

26.00

2,792.37 1,152.26 N 26 M 18 C 1 T 9

138

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-LAUKAHA VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available rif not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,--5 kms., 5--10 kms. and lO+kms. of the nearest place

where the facility is available is given] .. (. ______________ ..A.. ____________ -,

Day or Communica-Serial Name of village Total area Total Popula- Drinking p,)st and days .' tions

no. with Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop, village number of tional (potable) Marketl Rail st:1tiOIl,

(in hectares) households hat, if any Waterways)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA--PHULPARAS

Lnlmunia (I) 915.79 4,616(816) P(3),M PHS, W,Tk,Hp PO -(5-10) RS Mainhara. CHW(5).

2 Lataunha Birpur (2) 23.07 239(40) -(-5) - (---5) W,Tk,Hp --(-5) -(5-10) --(-- 5)

3 Barapatti (3) 953.83 4,868(846) P(3) CHW(6) W,Tk,Hp PO --(-5) -(-5) Pindraun.

4 Barmotar (4) 11.33 218(27) --(-5) -(-5) W ---(-5) -(--5) --(-5) Rachanda

5 Rachanda. (5) 18,62 Uninhabited

6 Jhagarawa (6) 8.90 Uninhabited

'7 Barmotar (7) 36.10 Uninhabited

8 Barmot8r (8) 110_88 Uninhabited

9 Karmegh (9) 3,876.43 19,279(3,416) P(!4),M(3), H, W,Tk,Hp PO Sunday, BS H(2),I, CHW(13) Friday.

10 Khutauna (10) 874.11 7,134(1,247) p(6),M, H,FPC, W,Tk,Hp, pO wednesday, BS H,1. R,P. R. Saturday.

11 Sektiahi ( 11) 851.85 4,947(905) P(2), M CHW(5) \\',Tk ,Hp, PO -(---5) BS R.

12 Paryagpur (16) 43.71 1ii50(123) P CHW W,Tk,Hp -(--5) -(5-10) -(-5)

13 Bagha Kusmar (17) 869.76 5,239(879) P(4),M PHS, W,Tk,Hp - -(---5) -(5-10) BS CHW.

14 Ekhatha (19) 184.94 2,609(400) P(2),O CHW(2) W,Tk,Hp PO -(5-10) -(-5)

15 Parsahisirsia (20) 2,289.27 8,982(1,709) P(7), PHS, W,Tk,Hp PO -(10+) -(5-10) M(2),H. ( HW(II)'

16 Hinguwa (21) 92.27 45(10) --(-5) CHW W,Tk,Hp ---(.--5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

17 Barmotar (22) 79.32 339(62) -(-5) CHW W,Tk,Hp -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) Bhajnaha.

18 Lachhmipur (23) 343.17 1,240(215) l' CHW W,Tk,Hp, .-(-5) --(--5) -(-5) R.

19 Bandarjhuli (23/2) 145.28 470(75) P CHW W,Tk,Hp -(--5) -(-5) --(-5)

20 Naracnpur (23/3) 169.56 59:3(107) P PHS, W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) --(-5) CHW(2). R.

21 Majhaura (23/4) 675.41 2,641(461) P(2),M CHW(2) W,Tk,Hp, -(--5) -(-5) -(-5) R.

22 Pathrahi (23/5) 371.90 1,609(276) P CHW W,Tk,Hp -( -5) - -(5-10) -(5-10)

DIR'tctORY

LAND USE

Approach :Nea~est town

SUBDIVISI ON- JHANJHARPUR

Land use (i. c., area under differcnt types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places).

r----~"--- --- "---"~"--- ----------"------"'1 Remarks Culturable including

to _ and distan<;e. _ Pow"er "" "' Staple waste Area not any place village , (in kill.) supply food

11 13

PR,KR JhanjhOlrput (~2) EAg

KR

KR

KR

Ditto

Dittp

Ditto

(42)

(4J)

(38)

PR,KR Jhanj_harpur (36) EO

PR,KR

PR,KR

KR

PR,KR

KR

KR

KR

KR

KR

PR

KR

KR

KR

Ditto

Ditto

. D~~,to

Ditto

Ditto

.Ditto

Ditto ,

Ditto

. .Ditto

PiUo

DiUo

Ditto

(3.6) EO

(35) EAg

{40)

(40) EAg

(42) ED.

(40)

(42)

(42)

(46) ,

(45)

(46)

(47)

(45)

EAg

Forest

Rice. wheat Rice, wheat

Rice, wheat

Rice, wheat

Rice, wheat

Rice, "wheat

Ric'e, wheat

Rice, wheat

Rice, wheat

Rice, ivhea t

Rice, wheat

Rice, wheat

Rice, wheat

Rice, wheat

Rice, ,""heat

Rice, wheat Rice,

wheat, , Rice,

"wheat

15

(including available of religious, Irriga ted by source Unirrigated gauchar for historical

16

Tk (62.99)

Tk (2.55)

W(0.68). Tk (50.77)

TW(O.13), Tk(2.17)

Tk(0.87)

Tk(1,44)

W(0.47), Tk( 175.38)

W(O.53) ,Tk(26.41)

TW (0.08), Tk(37.56)

TW(0.04),Tk(20.50)

TW(O.06 l , Tk(79.25)

nV(12.16),Tk(16.26)

TWe7 ,45) ,Tke-19.34)

TW(0.04). Tk(l2.46)

TW(4.85), Tk(O.07)

T\V(0.05), Tk(5.45)

Tk (3.67)

TW(0.40), Tk(5.72)

TW(0.55),Tk(4.45)

Tk(17.67)

17

623.61

1754

734.68

6.34

17.80

8.66

25.73

81.34

2,792.64

631. 77

644.77

15.39

619.03

130.53

1,491.88

54.06

51.42

248.09

105.36

114.85

455.53

267.44

and cultivation ur archa-groves) eo logical

interest

18 19 20

3.29 225.90 N5:Ml

0.42 2.56

3.61 164.09

0.41 2.28

0.06 0.76

0.24

2.01 7,40

3.53 2457

41.52 866.42 N18: M4:T2

3.52 211.88

4.02 165.42 C2

1.35 6.43

8.77 162.65

2.14 23.85

41.48 699.12 N4:~14:Cl

2.89 22.82

1.53 21.45

3.38 86.20 Nl:Cl

2.93 33.32

3.40 45.19

8.96 205.92 N3:Ml:Tl

9.97 76.82

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-LA UK AHA VILLAGE

Serial no.

Name of village with Thana no.

2

Total area of the

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and lO+kms. of the nearest place

where the facility is available is given)' ,----

Total Popula-tion and Educa- Medical

..A.__~ __ , ~

Communica-Post and Day or days tions Telegraph of the (Bus stop,

village number tiona I

Drinking water

(potable) Marketl Rail. station, hat, if any Waterways) (in hectares) of households

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-PHULPARAS-contd.

23 Jhanjhri (23/6)

24 Bhajnaha (2317)

25 Balampatti (23/8)

26 Basania (23/9)

27 Madhopur (23/10)

28 Baghmaria (23/11)

29 Urhwa (23/12)

30 Bauraha (23/13)

31 Lahria (23/14)

32 Bell (23(15)

33 Urhwa (23/16)

34 5iswar (23/17)

35 Sehula (23/18)

36 Jhanjpatti (23/19) Doman.

37 Kalripatti (23/20)

38 Durgi patti (23/21)

39 Hudra (23/22)

40 Jhanjhpatti (23/23) Asa

41 Ekhatba (23/24)

42 Anharbm (24)

43 Basdeopur (25)

44 Piprahi (26)

391.33

504.64

163.49

179.68

560.08

118.98

178.87

210.84

336,29

248.47

107.64

187.37

415.20

237.55

268.30

288.13

329.81

288.54

217.72

223.38

1307.52

329'.00

1,426(256)

1,896(401)

769 (134)

508 (87)

1,760(341)

863(154)

1,296(229)

1,330(212)

2,364(418)

877(159)

517(96)

671 (114)

1,176(213)

1,239(210)

1,240:232)

1,819(318)

1,222(211)

2,035(343)

2,807(464)

422(66)

5,103(918)

1,941(363)

P CHW W,Tk,Hp -(--5) -(5-10) --(5.10)

P(3) CHW(3) W, Tk,Hp --(-5) -·(5-10) - (5-10)

P CHW W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) - (5.10)

---(---5) CHW W,Tk,Hp -(5-10) -(5-10) - (5·10)

P CHW W,Tk,Hp --(5·10) -(5-10) -(-5)

P CHW W,Tk,Hp -- (-5) - (-5) -(-5)

P CHW W,Tk,Hp --(5.10) -(5.10) -(5-10)

p CHW W,Tk,Hp --(5-10) -(5.10) --(5.10)

P PHS, W,Tk,Hp -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10) CHW(2)

P CHW(2) W.Tk -(5.10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

-(--5) CHW W,Hp,R -- (-5) -(-5) -(-5)

-(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp - (5-10) -(5-10) ---(5-10)

P(2) CHW(2) W,Tk,Hp -(--5) --(-5) BS

P CHW W,Tk,Hp --(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

P,M CHW W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

P(2) CHW W,Tk,Hp --,,(5.10) -(5-10) BS

P CHW(2) W,Tk,Hp PO -(5-10) -(5-10)

P(2) CHW(4) W,Tk,Hp --(-5) -(5-10) --(-5)

r,M CHW(2) W,Tk,Hp PO -(5.10) --(-5)

P,M CHW W, Tk,Hp,R PO -(5·10) -(5-10)

P(5) PHS, . W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(5·10) --(5-10) tHW(4).. R.

-(-5) CHW. _ W,Tk,Hp --(-5) --(5.10) -(5.10)

141

DIRECTORY SUBDIVISJ ON-JHANJHAKPUR

LAND USB

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places).

r-------------...A-.------------~ Remarks Approach Nearest town Culturable including

of and distance Power Staple waste Area not any place village (in km.) supply food (including available of religious,

Forest Irriga ted by source U nirriga ted gaucher for historical and cu ltiva tion or archa-

groves) eological interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Jhanjharpur (45) Rice, Tk(18.35 ) 302.58 17.89 52.51 wheat

KR Ditto (42) Rice, TW(0.J4),Tk(9.64) 344.50 9.42 140.74 wheat

KR Ditto (42) Rice, TW(O.OS),Tk(7.01) 113.33 7.77 35.33 wheat

KR Ditto (45) Rice, TW(0.02), Tk(8.03) 128.37 5.76 37.50 wheat

KR Ditto (45) Rice, W (0. 08),TW (2.19), 33i!.99 13.01 195.43 wheat Tk(10.38).

KR Ditto (45) Rice, W(0.5l),TW(1.03), 88.92 1.58 12.65 wheat Tk(14.29).

KR Ditto (45) Rice; .. T\VtO'S9), Tk(8. 73) 130.00 3.90 35.65 wheat

KR Ditto (45) Rice, W(0.14),Tk(13.61) 131.34 14.86 50.39 wheat

KR Ditto (40) Rice, TW(0.57), Tk(l9. 81) 262.53 7.44 45.94 wheat

KR Ditto (40) Rice, W(0.13),Tk(9.27) 192.08 5.29 41.70 wheat

KR Ditto (38) Rice, TW(0.05), Tk(15.24) 75.88 1.63 14.84 wheat

KR Ditto (40) Rice, TW(0.10), Tk(15 09) 149.99 1.93 20.26 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (36) EAg Rice, TW(l.87),Tk(36.98) 283.91 16.07 76.37 wheat

KR Ditto (40) Rice, W(0.36), Tk(l9.45) 178.18 2.81 36.75 wheat

KR Ditto (38) Rice, TW(0.11),Tk(l8.96) 182.61 8.95 57.67 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (38) EO Rice, W(0.03),TW(0.02), 229.24 3.29 30.04 wheat Tke25.S1).

KR Ditto (40) Rice, Tk(819) 233.93 8.66 79.03 wheat

KR Ditto (40) Rice, Tk(0.10),R(7.81) 186.25 9.97 84.41 wheat

KR Ditto (40) ED, Rice, TW02.16) Tk(16.26) 132.90 4.88 51.52 Ml EAg. wheat

KR Ditto (50) Rice, TW(9.20) 156.84 3.00 54.34 N4:Ml: wheat Cl:T1

KR Ditto (50) Rice, TW(5.51), Tk(60.74) 873.92 23.50 843.85 N2:M2: whe"t T2

KR Ditto (48) Rice, TW(3.40),Tk(767) 196.52 14.15 107.;26 wheat

142

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-LAUKAHA VILLAGE

Serial no.

1

45

46

47

Name of village Total area .with 'I:'hana no. of the

vilIBge (in hectares)

3

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place

where the facility is avdlabJe if given]. ,-_______..A. _~

Communica-Total Popula- Drinking Post and Day or days tions

tion and Educa- Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop, number tional (potable) Marketl Rail. station,

of households hat, if any Waterways)

4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA- PHULPARAS-contd.

Chatarbhpj ,,- (27) 491.28 1,388(247) p(2),M, CHW W,Tk,Hp -(--5) ---(5-10) -(5-1~)

H. Barkor (29) 164.30 409(69) P CHW W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) --(5-10)

Tengrar (109) 827.17 2,324(453) P,M CHW(3) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)

Total .21.520.99 103,535(18,3%2) P (79) H (2) M (1) PHS (6)

H (15) FPC (1) I (2) RP (1)

0 (1) CHW (92)

Note: Figures given in brackets under Col,4 relate to number of households.

143

DIRECTORY SUBPIV lSION-JHANJHARP{,JR

. LAND USE

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal places). including

r--.--------.----A..-----------~ any place of

Approach Nearest town Culturable religious, to and distance Power Staple waste Area not historical

village (in km.) supply food (inCluding available or Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for archaeolo·

and cultivation gical groves) intere.,

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Jhanjharpur (48) Rice, TW (0.50), Tk(3. 77) 334.43 13.16 139.42 wheat

KR Ditto (50) Rice, Tk(1O.26) 103.39 5;05 45.60 wheat

KR Ditto (40) Rice, TW(0.50), Tk(138.89) 438.55 17.36 231.87. wheat

W (2.93) 14,928.14 170.5l 5,076.36 N 37 TW (64.62) M 14 Tk (1,071.21) C 5 R (7.81) T 6

144

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-LA\JKAHl VILLAGE

AMENlTIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place

where the facility is available is given]. ,----------.-------"--------------:--'\

Day or Communica-Serial Name of village Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post and days tions

no. with Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop, village number of tiona I (potable) Marketl Rail. station,

(in hectares) households hat, if any Waterways)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-PHULPARAS-contd.

Singrahi (28) 159.86 1,009(178) -(-5) -(-5) W.Tk,Hp, PO -(-5) --(-5) R.

2 Atri (30) 258.59 1,994(460) -(--5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp PO --(-5) --(-S)

3 Harbhanga (31) 231.48 561(116) --(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) -(--5)

R,C. 4 Tharwahi (32) 173.20 846(164) --(-5) - (-S) W,Tk,Hp -(--S) -(-5) -(-S)

5 Tulsiahi (33) 119.79 295(47) --(-S) --(-5) W,Tk,Hp, --(-5) -(-5) -(-S) R.

6 Nari (34) 210.84 224(44) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, --(-5) -(-5) -(-5) R,C.

7 Mahadewa (35) 622.40 2,160(415) P -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp, -(5.10) -(5-10) -(5-10) R.

a Jamsar (36) 267.04 461(98) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -{-5) -(-5) R.

9 Laukahi (37) 264.26 2,833(579) P(2).M(2), HC,PRC, T,W,Tk, PTO and Monday, BS H. PHS,D, Hp,C. Phone Friday.

CHW. 10 Ihauri (38) 794.34 2,578(493) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) Wednesday, --(--5)

R. Saturday.

II Sonbarsa (39) 267.09 1,845(369) P,M --(--S) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) Sunday, -(-5) R. Thursday.

12 Sanpataha (40) JOO 36 526(95) P -(-S) W Tk,Hp -(-5) --(-5) -(-5)

13 piprahi (41) 200.72 662(112) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(--5) -(-5)

14 Kakahia (42) 133.14 486(84) -(-5) -(~5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(--5) -(-5) R.

15 Chichorwa (43) 54.63 459(87) -(-S) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp PO -(-S) -(--~)

16 Tharhi (44) 455.67 1,303(248) P -(-S) W,Tk,Hp, --(-5) -(-5) -(-5) R.

17 Ladania (45) 610.66 1,927(315) P PHS, W,Tk,HP -(-5) -(--S) -(5-10) CHW

18 Kaluahi (46) 125.86 398(68) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(.-5) -(-S) NW

19 Pipraun (47) 559.67 1,782(301) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(_oS) --(5-10) --(5-10)

20 Kariaut (48) 698.07 2,493(427) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, --(-5) -(5 ·10) -(5-10) R.

21 M!ikbnaba (49) 82,96 411(84) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp PO -(--5) --(S·10)

145

DIRECTORY SUBDIVISION-JHANJHARPUR

LAND USE

Land use 0. e., area under different types of land use il'l hectares Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal places). including

r----------------. .A..-------------- --~ any place of

Approach Ne lrest town Culturable religious, to and dist'\Dce Power Staple waste Area not historical

village (in km.) supply food (including available or Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for archaeolo-

and cultivation gical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Nirmali (29) EA Rice, 121.22 28.45 10.19 wheat

KR Ditto (29) EA Rice, 186.35 40.68 31.56 M8:Cl:Tl wheat

KR Ditto (29) Rice, 80.85 94.42 56.21 wheat

KR Ditto (29) Rice, 129.02 40.47 3.71 M1:C1 wheat

KR Ditto (29) Rice 90.15 0.44 29.20

KR Ditto (29) Rice, 120.84 47.78 42.22 wheat

KR Ditto (27) Rice 509,42 7.28 105.70 Ml

KR Ditto (27) Rice 213.85 0.85 52.34

PR,KR Ditto (29) EA Rice 197.93 40.83 25.50 N2:M2:C3: T2

KR Ditto (29) Rice, Tk(43.39) 387.44 96.31 267.20 wheat

KR Ditto (29) Rice, Tk(17.93) 88.01 36.62 124.53 Cl:T1 wheat

KR Ditto (29) Rice, TW(12.95), Tk(4.86) 37.84 10.55 34.16 wheat

KR Ditto (29) Rice, Tk(16.17) 42.27 17.60 124.68 wheat

KR Ditto (29) Rice, TW(11.51) 45.17 22.53 53.93 wheat

KR Ditto (29) Rice, Tk(2.99) 26.79 7.73 17.12 wheat

KR Ditto (29) Rice, Tk(56.16) 159.81 68.93 170.77 wheat

KR Ditto ( 18) Rice, PC~80.94) 448.79 20.23 60.70 wheat

KR Ditto (26) Rice, 102.38 0.59 22.89 wheat

KR Ditto (26) Rice, 440.66 1.99 117.02 wheat

KR Ditto (29) Rice, 569.72 8.02 120.33 Ml ,,(heat

KR Ditto (8) Rice, PC(28.19) 50.77 2.02 1.98 wheat

146

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-LAUKAHl VILLAGE

AMENlTmS AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz. ,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place

where the facility is available is given]. r--------.---.-.-.--~ ....... ------.-----~

Communica· Serial Name of Village Total area Total Popula. Drinking Post and Day or days tions

no. with Thana no. of the tion and Educa. Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop, village number tional (potable) Marketl Rail. station,

(in hectares) of households hat, if any Waterways)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-PHULPARAS--contd.

22 Andhramath (50) 647.08 2,493(407) P(3) -.(-5) W,Tk,Hp, ---(-5) Sunday, NW R. Wednesday.

23 Bikramsher (51) 440.70 1,534(241) P(2) -(- 5) W,Tk,Hp, -- (-5) ·-(-5) -(5·10) R.

24 Kukurdaura (52) 428.96 1,700(285) P(2) -(-5) W,Tk Hp, PO -(-5) -(-5) R.

25 Dakahi (53) 424.51 1,986(331) P,M -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, --(-5) Monday, -(-5) R. Thursday.

26 Bolhar (54) 28.73 152(26) P,M,H -(5-10) W,Tk -(·-5) -(-5) -(-5)

27 Chandarpatti (55) 19.83 48(8) -(-5) -(-5) W -(-5) -(-5) -( --5)

28 Dharhara (56) 588.40 2,312(387) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) BS R.

29 Kulhadia (57) 14.16 Uninhabited

30 Jiroga (58) 505.45 2,109(366) P(2) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) -{-5) R.

31 Bharphori (59) 528.92 1,900(331) P(2),M -(-5) W,Hp PO -(5-10) -(5·10)

32 Neur (60) 467.00 1,877(336) P,M PHS, W,Hp PO -(5·10) -(-5) CHW.

33 Burhbiko (61) 14.16 U ninhabite d

34 Narindarpur (62) 1479.51 4,626(723) P(3) -(-5) Hp -(-5) -(-5) BS

35 Barmotar (63) 36.83 Uninhabited

36 Mahadeomath (64) 690.38 2,546(422) P,M H,HC, W,Tk,Hp, PO Monday, -(-5) PHC,D. R. Friday.

37 Gidrahi (65) 123.43 368(58) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, --(-5) -(-5) -(-5) R.

38 MahthaurGot (66) 535.39 1,515(230) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) R.

39 Mahthaura (67) 310.39 743(105) -(-5) -(5.10) W,Hp -(-5) Sunday, --(5-10) Wednesday.

40 Dhanchhiha (68) 699.29 3,130(474) P -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) Sunday, -(5.10) R. Wednesday.

41 Hardoarlaukaha (69) 169.56 399(68) -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

42 Kaudihar Laukahi(70) 118,57 519(91) P -(-5) W,Hp PO -(-5) -(5-10)

147

DIRECTORY SUBDIVISION-JHANJHARPUR

LAND USE

Land use (Le., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) •

.--_____ -----.. ,.10.- ___,., Remarks Approach Nearest town Culturable including

to and dist,1nce Power Staple waste Area not any place village (in km.) supply food (including available of religious,

Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for historical and cUltivation or archa-

groves) eological interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Nirmali (8) Rice, 454.05 86.64 106,39 wheat

KR Ditto (18) Rice, TW(4.05) 26}.95 8787 86.83 wheat

KR Ditto (12) Rice, TW(8,09), Tk(13.35) 215.39 48.56 143.57 N2:Ml: wheat Cl:T3

KR Ditto (29) Rice, Tk(43.11) 224.80 75,61 80.99 Ml:Cl:Tl wheat

KR Ditto (36) Rice, Tk(1.69) 20.57 5.27 1.20 wheat

KR Ditto (30) Rice 11.98 3,88 3'97 Ml:Cl:TI

PR,KR Ditto (29) Rice 388'90 96'72 102'78 M8:Cl:T1

12.14 2.02

KR Nirmali (44) Rice 336'77 87'01 81'67

KR Ditto (45) Rice 315'65 91'46 121'81 T1

KR Ditto (40) Rice 300'73 119'45 46'82 Ml:Cl:Tl

12'55 1'61

PR,KR Nirmali (24) Rice R(91.05) 681'99 405,97 300'50

34,46 2,37

PR,KR,NR Nirmali (29) ED Rice Tk(28·34),R(8.09) 479'25 130.13 44'57

PR,KR,NR Ditto (31) Rice 57'39 24'28 41'76

KR,NR Ditto (30) Rice 239'62 290.00 5'77

KR Ditto (15) Rice, 184'99 68.86 56.54 wheat

KR Ditto (12) Rice, 287.36 131.52 280,41 wheat

KR Ditto (12) Rice, 93.24 42,65 33.67 wheat

KR Ditto (12) :Rice, 6t.S6 36.42 20.59 wheat

148

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-LAUKAHI VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place

where the facility is available is given]. ,..--__________ ..A._ _____________ -,

Day or Comrnunica-Serial Name of village with Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post days tions

no. Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water and of the (Bus stop, village number of tional (potable) Tele- Marketl Rail. st"tion,

(in hectares) households graph hat, if any Waterways)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-PHULPARAS-contd.

43 Baruwar (71) 1,522.69 6,415(1,050) P(6),M, -(5-10) W,Tk,'TW, PO 'Tuesday, --(-5) H. Hp,R. Saturday.

44 Rajararnpatti (72) 905.22 437(100) P,M --(-5) Tk,TW,Hp PO Tuesday, --(-5) Saturday.

45 Narahi (73) 303.91 1,128(165) P --(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) - (-5) R.

46 Bajuband (14) 197.89 781(109) P,M,H --(--5) W,Tk,TW, -(--5) --( --5) BS Hp,R,N.

47 Matahi (75) 326.58 1,255(206) p. -- (--5) W,Tk,Hp -(--5) -(-5) -(-5)

48 Jarauli (76) 212.05 977(175) P -- (-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

49 Harraha (77) 243.31 695(117) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp - (- -5) --(5-10) -(-5)

50 Kusrnahi (78) 289.35 1,290(242) P -+-5) W,Tk,Hp,R -(-5) ---(- 5) -- (5-10)

51 Kharagpur (79) 200.72 855(135) P --(--5) W,Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

52 Sakhua (80) 536.61 927(160) P - (5-10) W,Hp -(-5) -(--5) --(5-10)

. 53 Hariraha (81) 203.55 590(95) P --(-5) W,Hp ---(-5) - (5-10) --(5.10)

54 Belahi (82) 413.99 1,391 (266) P(2)M --(-5) W,Hp PO -- (5-10) - (5-10) Bhawanipur.

55 Karharwa (83) 18,8.58 836(141) P --(-5) W,Hp -(-5) --(5-10) -(5-10)

56 Kachnarwa (84) 227.83 705(130) P - (-5) W,Hp --(-5) -(5-10) - (5-10)

57 Mansapur (85) 1,520.79 6,414(1,162) P(4),M, PHS, W,Tk,TW, PO -(5-10) -(5-10) H,O. CBW. Hp,R.

58 Lachhmipur (86) 224.61 824(141) P - (--5) W,Tk,TW, - (--5) -(-5) -(5-10) Hp.

59 Kurilean (87) 285.70 1,271(242) P -( --5) W,Tk,1W, -(--5) ---(-5) -(5-10) Hp,R.

60 Narahia (88) 1,154.96 7,303(1,233) P(4),MC2), PHS, W,Tk,TW, PO Monday, -(5-10) H,O. D(4). Hp,R. Friday.

61 Mahdowa (89) 292.18 711(117) P -(--5) W,Tk, -(-5) -(5-10) - (5-10) Hp.

62 Auraha (90) 337.50 779(138) P,M -(---5) W,Tk,Hp. PO -(-5) -(-5)

63 Sananpatti (91) 137.19 931(135) P - (-5) W,Tk, -(--5) . ,--{-5) -(-5) Hp,R.

149

DIRECTORY SUBDIVISION-JHANJHARPUR

LAND USE

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use in hectares Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal places). including

, ______________ ._.A__ ___________ --. any place

of

Approach Nearest town Culturable religious,

to and dist,mce Power Staple waste Area Dot historical

village (in km.) supply food (including available or Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for archaeolo-

and cultivation gical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Nirmali (12) ED Rice, TW(10.46), Tk(40.57), 749.23 404.68 297.41 wheat R~20.34).

PR,KR Ditto (16) ED Rice, Tk(l16.19),R(224.28) 240.55 216.19 108.01 wheat

KR,NR Ditto (26) Rice, 149.82 121.40 32.69 wheat

KR Ditto (I G) Rice, TW(20.23), Tk(12.14), 121.40 24.12 11.91 wheat R(8,09).

KR Ditto ( 15) Rice, Tk(40.47) 202.34 44.51 39.26 wheat

KR Ditto (15) Rice, PC(19.83) 131.93 30.35 29.94 wheat

KR Ditto (17) Rice, Tk( 43.30) 156.61 26.30 17.10 wheat

KR Ditto (15) Rice, W(6.07), Tk(20.23), 182.11 24.28 16.19 wheat R(40.47).

KR Ditto (17) Rice, Tk(4.53),R(9.47) 65.28 53.71 67.73 wheat

KR Ditto (17) Rice, Tk(l8.25) 271.05 42.85 204.46 wheat

KR Ditto (20) Rice Tk(10.11) 79.87 18.00 95.57

KR Ditto (19) Rice TW(14.57), Tk(22.28) 197.65 77.52 101.97

KR Ditto (19) Rice Tk(8.05) 40.90 48.57 91.06

KR Ditto (19) Rice TW(2.4s), Tk(8.09) 64.19 58.61 94.46

KR Ditto (25) EAg Rice W(70.82),(TW(35.21), 212.05 404.68 572.62 M2:T1 Tk(50.59),R(174.82).

KR Ditto (21 ) ED Rice W(19.02),TW(15.78), 71.22 34.40 34.41 Tk(34.40),R(15.38).

KR Ditto (22) ED Rice W(I7.40), Tk(50.59), 118.17 40.47 24.67 T1 R(34.40).

KR Ditto (13) EA Rice, TW(24.67),R(6.07) 767.58 79.05 277.59 M4 wheat

KR Ditto (13) Rice, Tk(39.66),R(20.23) 152.16 50.46 29.67 Ml wheat

KR Ditto (10) ED Rice, TW(20.23), Tk(8.09), 225.81 35.61 41.69 Tl wheat R(6.07).

KR Bitto (12) Rice, Tk(8.09),R(24.28) 84.58 4.05 16.19 wheat

DEVELOpMENT BLOCK--LAUKAHl

156

VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place

where the facility is available is given]. (' 1

Day or Communica-Serial Name of village Total area Total popula- Drinking Post and days tions

no. with Than:! no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop, village number of tional (potable) Marketl Rail. station,

(in hectares) households hat, if any Waterways)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-PHULPARAS-contd.

64 Labtoli (92) 251.31 741(133) P -(-5) W,Tk,lIp, -(-5) ~(-5) -(-5) R.

65 Bhutaha (93) 184.94 1,132(196) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) BS

66 Bangawan (94) 1,810.54 8,369(1,528) P(4),M,H PHS, W,Tk,Hp PO Sunday, BS CHW(2). Wednesday.

Total 26,633.88 101,967(17,789) P (75) H (0 M (17) HC (2)

H (7) PHC (2) 0 (2) PHS (6)

D (6) CHW (~,

Note : Figures given in brackets under Col. 4 relate to number of housel\olds.

151

DIRECTORY SUBPIVISION-JflANJHARPUR

LAND USE

Land use (i. e .• area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places). ,..----____ • ______ ..A..

~ Remarks Approach Nearest town Culturable including

to and dilltance Power Staple waste Area not any place village (in km.) Supply food (including available of religious,

Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for historical and cultivation or archa-

groves) eological interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR NirmaJi (8) Rice, Tk(16.19),R(24.28) 186.56 4.15 20.13 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (8) ED Rice, 101.17 50.59 33.18 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (8) ED Rice, 1,031.93 445.15 333.46 wheat

PC (128.96) 14,328.78 4,766.32 5,629.15 N 4 w (113.31) M 31 TW (180.23) C 10 Tk (779.81) T 15 R (707.32)

152

DEVELOPMENT BLOCJ(-PHULPARAS VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the vilLige, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in bracke~s, the dist;mce in bro:Hj ranges, viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10 +-kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given].

_...A... __ ' _______ . __ ._. ____ . __ r "

D:lyor Communica-Serial Name of vilhge with Total area Total Popula- Drinking post and d:lYs tions

no. Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop. village number of tional (pota ble) Marketl Rail. station

(in hectares) households hat, if any Waterways)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA~PHULPARAS-contd.

Bathnaha (12) 377.57 2,127(377) P,M,H. -(-5) W,Tk,HP -(5.10) Monday, _(-5) O. Friday.

2 Bharahi (13) 135.57 712(129) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(5-10) -(-5) -(-5)

3 Bharaha (14) 218.12 1,340(224) P -(-·5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

4 Mainaha (15) 93.48 358(74) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -( -5) --~ -5)

S Siswar (18) 818.67 5,545(956) p,3). H,D,RP(2), W,Tk,Hp PO Sunday, BS M,H. CHW(4) 1 hursday.

6 Lachhminia (95) 60.30 1,035(214) P -(5-10) Hp -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

7 Chhojrena (96) 797.62 3,896(641) P(2) -(5-10) W,Hp -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

8 Bhabtiohi (97) 510.71 2,778(445) P -(-5) Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

9 Bairiahi (98) 151.76 1,312(237) P.M -(5.10) W,Hp -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

10 Musharnia (99) 212.46 1,351(215) P -(-5) Hp -(-5) -(-5) -·(5-10)

11 Parsa (100) 1,220.11 8,004(1,280) P(4),M PHS W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) BS Hp,R.

12 Ramnagar (101) 980.94 5,326(902) P(3),M -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(-5) Hp,R,

13 Gurgawan (102) 290.16 1,447(239) P(2) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp,R.

14 Bathnaha (103) 298.65 1,786(304) P(2) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -- (5-10) --(5-10) BS HP,

15 Barhampur (104) 1,742.55 10,366(1,621) P(3), -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO Monday, BS M(2). Hp, Friday.

16 Phul para s (105) 575.65 5,223(S30) P(3), H W,Tk,TW, PO Sunday, BS M,O. Hp. Thufsd"y,

17 Barhi (106) 485.62 3,527(594) P(2),M, -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) BS H,I. Hp.

18 Murli (107) 259.80 1,596(267) P -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, -(5-10) Tuesd,IY, ns Hp,R.C Satunlay,

19 Mahathour (108) 1,740.15 7 ,294( 1,304) P,M -(-5) W,Tk,Hp PO SumIlY, BS Tueslhy_

20 Jnamat (110) 57.06 114(19) -(--5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(--5) -(-5) ---( - S)

2l Gan~dhara (11 1) 210.84 93(17) -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(---5)

DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Approach Nearest town

153

SUBDIVISION-JHANJHARPUR

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares roun4ed up to 2 decimal places).

r-------- "--.------~

Culturable

Remarks including any place

of religious,

to and distance Power Staple waste Area not historical village (in km.) supply food (including available or

Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for archaeolo-and cultivation gical

groves) interes~

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Jhanjharpur (25) Rice, 0(3.25) 335.67 38.65 N3 wheat

KR Ditto (25) Rice, 85.98 40.52 9.07 wheat

KR Ditto (41) Rice, 21.0.10 8.0Z wheat

KR Ditto (40) Rice, 91.19 2.29 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (18) ED,EO. Rice, TW(72.11) 471,33 275.23 N4:M3 wheat

KR Nirmali (8) Rice Tk(1O.12) 36,48 3.71 9.99

KR Ditto (5) Rice 495.05 171.69 130.88

KR Ditto (15) Rice TW(24.73) 305.22 104.56 76.20

KR Ditto (14) Rice 93.93 26.34 31.49

KR Ditto (5) Rice 125.49 65.63 21.34

PR,KR Ditto (31) Rice, 0(6.61) 1,023.96 4.92 184.62 N4 wheat

KR Ditto (8) Rice, W(50.65) 596.11 83.39 250.79 Ml wheat

PR,KR Ditto (12) Rice, TW(l4.22) 170.96 46.64 58.34 T1 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (5) EA Rice, TW(66,OO) 228,45 4.20 N1 wheat

PR,KR Jhanjharpur (14) ED, Rice, TW(55.55) 1,551.03 135.97 N4:M2:T3 EAg. wheat

PR,KR Ditto (10) EA Rice Tk(25.28) 24~.55 307.82 N2

PR,KR Ditto (10) EA Rice, TW(24.12) 308.82 152.68 N2:Ml wheat

PR,KR Ditto (IS) ED Rice, TW(7.61) 232.08 20.11 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (15) Rice, TW(20.23),Tk(28.33) 1,(:!52.31 20~23 21.05 N2 wheat

KR Ditto (18) ED,EO Rice 49.20 7.86

KR Ditto (18) ED Rice 97.56 113.28

154

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-PHULP ARAS VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given]. r-------------.-..A..----.--~-----,

Day or Communica· Serial Name of village Total area Total Popula· Drinking Post and days tions

DCl. with Thana no. of the tion and Educa. Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop, village number of tional (potable) Marketl Rail. station,

(in hectares) households hat, if any Waterways)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-PHULPARAS-contd.

22 Gangdhara (112) 38.44 Uninhabited Barmotar.

23 Jhakhrahi (113) 228.24 312(51) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(--5) -(-5) BS Hp

24 KalaPatti (114) 1,125042 5,522(922) P(4) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp PO -(-5) BS

25 Dahapatti (115) 178.()6 534(105) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-S)

26 Balua (116) 177.6S 1,S84(274) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-S)

27 Gatipatti (117) 141.23 694(114) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-S) Hp,R.

.28 Harnathpatti (118) 145.28 213(44) -(-5) -(5.10) W,Tk,Hp -(-S) -(S.lO) -(S.10)

29 Dhanouja (119) 813.00 3,670(607) P(2),M,O -(S-10) W,Tk,TW, PO -(S.IO) -(5-10) Hp.

30 Goriari (120) 339.S3 2,304(376) P,O -(S-IO) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(5.10) -(S.10) Hp.

31 Hariari (121) 275.99 1,328(221) P -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) --(5.10) -(5.10) Hp.

32 Sugapatti (122) 636.56 3,819(625) P(5),M -(5.10) W,Tk,Hp PO -(5-10) -(5.10)

33 Gohuma (123) 1,094·25 5,616(877) P,O -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO Monday, -(5-10) Bairia. Hp. Friday.

34 Sisauni (124) 161.87 524(91) P --(5-10) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(--5) -(5-10) Hp.

35 Murbala (125) 60.70 330(70) .p -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

36 Taufir (126) 6.47 Uninhabited

37 Amauja (127) 385.26 1,977(325) P(2),M -(-5) ,W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) Hp,R.

38 Saini (128) 554.18 3,880(640) P(2) HC W,Tk,Hp, PO Sunday, -(5-10) R. Thursday.

39 Aragi Saini (129) 60.30 238(56) -(-5) ·--(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

40 Dharamdiha (130) 359.36 1,806(307) M,Ac -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(-5) Hp,R.

41 Bachhauni (131) 139.21 1.062(177) P -(-5) W.Tk,TW, -(-5) -(:-5) -(-5) Hp,R.

42 Jagatpur (132) 449.19 1,835(346) P,Ac(4) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(5-) Hp,R.

155

DIRECTORY SUBDIVISJON-JHANJHARPUR

LAND USE

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places).

...A.. -, Remarks Approach Nearest town Culturable including

of and distance Power Staple waste Area not any place village (in km.) supply food (including available of religious,

Forest Irriga ted by source Unirrigated gaucher for historical and cultivation or archa-

groves) co logical interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

36.91 1.53

PR,KR Jhanjharpur (18) Rice, 0(3.28) 149.27 75.69 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (20) EO Rice, Tk(8.58) 737.15 7.37 372.32 N4 wheat

KR Ditto (30) Rice, 133.32 44.74 wheat

KR Ditto (30) Rice, 149.76 2.33 25.56 Ml ",heat

KR Ditto (30) Rice, 113.80 27.43 Tl wheat

KR Ditto (30) Rice, 118.38 26.90 wheat

KR Ditto (30) EA Rice, TW(28.64) 466.35 318.01 Ml wheat

KR Ditto (20) ED, Rice TW(l5.!2) 241.71 82.70 Nl:M2:T2 EAg.

KR Ditto ( 15) Rice TW(8.69) 218.77 2.47 46,07

KR Ditto (20) Rice 486.15 8.47 141.94

KR Ditto (28) Rice, 0(4.13) 922.43 6.63 161.06 N4:Ml wheat

KR Ditto (31) Rice, 131.38 30.49 wheat

KR Ditto (18) Rice, 43.89 2.21 14'60 wheat

fi.41 0.06

KR Jhanjhdrpur (15) ED Rice 0(7.02) 317.77 1.19 59.28

KR Ditto (12) Rice TW(8.03) 392.96 7.34 145.85 Ml

KR Ditto ( 12) EAg Rice 56.25 4.05

KR Ditto (17) EAg Rice, 0(5.65) 296.71 2.21 54.79 wheat

KR Ditto (16) Rice, 0(7.16) 101.15 0,38 30.52 wheat

KR Ditto (21) Rite 0(4.76) 339,89 5.58 98.96

156

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-PHULPARAS VIIJLAG~

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (--) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the dist:mce in broad ranges, viz.,--5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+knls. of the nearest place

where the facility is available is given]. (. ___ . __ .~ ___________ ~..A_ ___ .. __________ " -.--~

Day or Communica-Serial Name of village Total area Total Popula- Drinking Pc)st :'nd days tions

no. with Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop, village number of tiona I (potable) M.lrket/ Rail station,

(in hectares) households hat, if any Waterways)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-PHULPARAS-contd.

43 Khargawan (133) 274.37 1,262(211) P,Ac -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp,R,

44 Sijaulia (134) 647.49 3,216(509) P,M RP W,TW,Tk, PO -(-5) BS Hp.

45 Balan Sher (135) 106.03 Uninhabited

46 Bishunpur (136) 187.77 2,194(357) P,M,O PHS W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) BS Hp,R,N.

47 Nathopur (137) 74.87 136(24) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

48 Konar (138) 194.65 1,262(213) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(--5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp,R.

49 Khopa (139) 85.39 . 569(98) -(-5) -( --5) W,Tk,TW, ._( - 5) Monday, FS Hp.N. Friday.

50 Ekhara (140) 98.74 822(146) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, --( . 5) -(-5) ( --5) Hp,R.

51 Baika (141 ) 377.99 1,295(201 ) P -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp.

52 Lakrena (142) 187.37 708(138) P --(5-10) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) - (5-10)

53 Mahindwar (143) 457'69 2,361(311) M -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(- 5) Hp.

54 Az Rakbe (144) 48'27 474(88) P --(5-10) W,Tk,R PO -(--5) -(-5) Mahindwar.

55 Sang ram (145) 416'82 5,248(890) PO),M,O PHS,D, W,Tk,TW, PO Wednesday, LS FPC,RP, Hp,R,N. Saturday.

SMP. 56 Pipraulia (146) 65'15 970(157) P -~-5) W,Tk,TW, -(5-) -(-5) BS

Hp,R 57 Dhepura (147) 6920 430(82) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp PO -(-5) -(-5)

58 Bistaul (148) 125.05 800(139) P --(--5) W,Tk,Hp PO Monday, -(-5) Thursday

59 Raghunandanpur(149) 72.84 709(123) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) --(--5) -.(-5) Hp,R.

60 Kharaua (150) 220'96 1,223(199) P,M,H --(--5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-.5) -(-5)

61 Singdaha (151) 59'49 286(36) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

6~ Sahpur (152) 77'70 887(140) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) --(--5) -(-5)

63 Parsa (153) 278'42 1,521(270) P --(-5) W;tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp,O.

DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Approach Nearest town to and distance Power

village (in km.) supply

11 12 13

KR Jhanjharpur (19)

PR,KR Ditto (20) ED, EAg.

PR,KR Jhanjharpur (20) EAg

KR Ditto (10)

PR,KR Ditto (10) EAg

PR,KR Ditto (14) EAg

KR Ditto (15)

KR Ditto (12) EAg

KR Ditto (12)

KR Ditto (27 )

KR Ditto (12)

PR,KR Ditto (9) ED, EAg.

PR,KR Ditto ( 15)

KR Ditto (15) ED

PR Ditto (17) ED

KR Ditto (11) ED

KR Ditto (12)

KR Ditto (11 )

KR Ditto (8) ED

KR Ditto (8)

SUBDIV1SION-JHANJHARPUR

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares munded up to 2 decimal places).

r--.--------.--..A....-----------~

Culturable Staple waste Area not

food (including available Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for

and cultivation groves)

14 15 16 17 18 19

Rice 0(1.29) 212.16 2.10 58.82

Rice, Tk(12.()O) 429.87 14.97 190.65 wheat

42.91 63.12

Rice, W(l0.87) 154.45 22.45 wheat

'Rice, 0(1.68) 46.74 26.45 wheat

Rice, 0(6.05) 149.71 0.40 38.49 wheat

Rice, 0(1,58) 70.83 0.42. 12.56 wheat

Rice, 0(6.21) 78.10 0.20 14.23 wheat

Rice, TW(21.59) 291.45 1.76 63.19 wheat

Rice, 0(8.36) 139.93 0.75 38.33 wheat

Rice, TW(5.06) 376.15 3.22 73.26 wheat

Rice, 0(0.85) 41.91 5.51 wheat

Rice, 0(4.10) 390.83 21.89 wheat

Rice, 0(6.25) 49.15 2.50 7.25 wheat

Rice, 0(5.06) 50.13 5.32 8.69 wheat

Rice, 0(0.98) 120.05 4.02 wheat

Rice, 0(0.83) 67.19 4.82 wheat

Rice, 0(4.11) 195.76 . 0.63 20.46 wheat

Rice, 0(3.31) 55.99 0.19 wheat

Rice, 70.62 7.08 wheat

Rice, TW(4.95) 262.84 0:93 '9.70 wheat

Remarks including any place

of religious, historical

or archaeolo.

gical interest.

20

Ml

Cl:Tl

Nl

Nl

N6:M5:T1

N2:Ml

ISS

DEVELOpMENT BLOCK..,....PHULPARAS VILLAGE

AMENlTlES AND

Amenities available [if not available wi thin the village, a dash (-) is 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 is given]. r--------------..A...---------------"""I

Day or Communica-Serial Name of village Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post and days tions

no. with Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop, village number of tional (patable) Marketl Rail. sta tion,

(in hectares) households hat, if any Waterways)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-PHULPARAS-contd.

64 Az Rakbe (154) 21.85 Uninhabited Sirkharia

65 Sirkharia. ' (155) 462.14 2,040(422) P(2) . -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, PO -(-5) -(-5) R.

66 Piprauli (156) 91.05 594(105) P -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp,R.

67 Behrari (157) 168.75 626(108) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) R.

68 Kiritpur (158) 120.59 646(110) P -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp,R.

69 Az Rakbe (159) 75.68 277(53) P -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Sudai. Hp,R.

70 Az Rilkbe (160) 22.66 Uninhabited Sudai.

71 Sudai Rat2luli (161) 929.95 4,2~7(710) P(3),M 0 W,Tk,TW, PO --(-5) -(-5) Hp,R.

72 Belmohan (162) 271.14 2,480(437) H -(5.10) W,Tk,Hp, PO Monday, -(-5) R. Friday.

73 Sangi (163) 719.93 5,041(748) P(6) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(-5) HFR.

74 Kasirampa hi (1M) 20.64 127(21) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

75 Tharbitia (165) 214.48 1,341(219) P -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) ---("-5) --(-5)

76 TiIat (166) 382.02 1,519(250) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -.(5-10) -(-5) Hp,N,O.

77 Mahadewa (167) 146.49 1,15[(202) P -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) - (5-10) -(5-10)

78 Indarwa (168) 208.81 1,397(222) P --(5-10) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

79 Hulaspatti (169) 207.60 790(161) P,M,H. .-(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) --(-5) Hp.

80 Barhampur (170) 61.51 . 2,987(490) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-.5) -( -5) BS Hp.

81 DeoTh (171) 517.59. 5,013(877) P,M,H, D,FPC, W,Tk,TW, PTO and Wednesday, BS C,I,Tr. RP(5). Hp,R. Phone. Saturday.

82 Krishunipatti (172) 99.15 1,032(181) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

83 Baswari (173) 749.06 4,720(807) P(3),M PHS W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) BS Hp.R.

84 Pipra Ka~alpuT(174) 142.94 .. 572(99) -:~~5,), , -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) .. ,~ • ..J

'M';. ," "

1~9

DIRECTORY suapIVISION_: JHANJJiAJlP\lJl

LAND USE

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places).

r-~--- -.---~-- ____ ..A. ___________ --.---, Remarks Approach Nearest town Culturable including

to and distance Power Staple waste Area not any place village (in km.) supply food (including available of religious,

Forest Irrigated by sc,urce Unirrigated gauchar for historical and cultivation or archa-

groves) eo)ogical interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

0(0.87) 19.10 1.88

KR Jhanjh,upur (16) Rice, 0(6.21) 433,42 1.21 21.30 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (12) Rice, 47.91 5.04 38.10 wheat

KR Ditto (16) Rice, 0(0.77) 141.79 3.39 22.80 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (12) Rice, 0(0.85) 48.43 6.45 64.86 N5 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (12) Rice, 35.85 4.43 35.40 wheat

12.65 . 1.98 8.03

PR,KR Jhanjharpur (12) ED Rice, TW(I1.31) 767.39 6.78 144.47 wheat

KR Ditto (12) ED, Rice, 0(1.38) 152.77 4.08 112.91 EAg. wheat

KR Ditto (15) ED, Rice TW(10.30) 666.33 2.92 40.38 M5:C2:T1 EAg.

KR Ditto (12) Rice, 0(7.34) 4.90 3.43 4.97 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (12) Rice, 183.64 3.41 27.43 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (20) Rice 0(6.11) 297.98 38.66 39.27 Nt

KR Ditto (12) Rice, TW(6.47) 123.68 16.34 wheat

KR Ditto (10) Rice, W(4.05),TW(4.32) 161.87 38.57 wheat

KR Ditto (20) Rice, TW(4.0S) 178.18 16.19 9.18 T2 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (20) ED, Rice TW(57.79) 3.72 N2 EAg.

PR,KR Ditto (20) EA Rice 0(2.57) 368.87 146.15 N25:M5: C7

KR Ditto (21) ED Rice TW(I.73) 91.59 3.35 2.48

PR,KR Ditto (21) Rice 0(3.43) 655.45 90.18 N2

KR Ditto (22) Rice O{1.l7) 76,91 63.96

16O

. t)~VJj:J;OPMENT 8LO(:K-PHVJ.,P ARA$ VILLAGE

AMENITIES ANP

Amenities availa.ble [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is ahown in the column and next to it in braCkets, the distance in broad ranges, vi:l!:., -S km~., S-lO kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place

wbere the facility is available is given].

r-Communica-

Seaial N3me of village Total area Total Papula. Drinking Post and Day cr days tions no. with Thana no. of the tion and Educa. Medical water Te1egrilph of the (Bus stop,

village number tional (potable) Marketl Rail. station, (in hectares) of households hat, if any Waterways)

2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-PHULPARAS-contd.

85 Aloia (175) 222.17 853(132) P -(-S) Tk,Hp -(-5) -(--S) -(-S)

86 Harari (176) 256.57 1,341(223) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-S) -(-S) -(-5)

87 Mainahi (177) 528.92 2,457(390) P(Z) -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp -(-S) -(S-lO) -(S-lO)

88 Banarjhula (178) 239,57 1.085(144) P -(-5) Tk,Hp -(-S) -(SolO) -(S-lO)

89 Amahi (179) 311,60 1,711(268) P,M CHW W,Tk.Hp PO -(5-10) -(S-10)

90 Deona thpa tti (180) 277.61 1,298(205) P -(-5) W,Hp -(-S) -(S.10) -(S-10)

91 Sarauti (181) 436.6' 3,543(554) P(2),M, PHS W,Tk,Hp PO -(5.10) -(S.10) H.

92 Nighma (182) 190 •. 60 1,097(158) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-S) -(5.10) -(S-10)

93 Navabakhar (183) 391.73 1,413(244) P -(-S) W,Tk,Hp, -(-S) -(S-10) -(5.10) R.

. 94 Dhanpat Barhi (184) 26.71 301(51) -(-5) -(-S) Hp,R -(-S) -(SolO) -(S-10)

9S Hatni (185) 359.86 2,304(318) P,M PHS W,Tk,Hp. PO -(-5) --(-S) R.

96 Ghogaddia (186) 2S5.76 3,957(619) P,M,O H,HC, W,Tk,TW, PO Wed:'esday, RS PHS,FPC. Hp. Saturday.

97 Pirojgarh (187) 727.61 4,474(837) P(5),M -(-S) W,Tk,TW, -(-S) -(-S) -(-S) Hp,C,N,O.

98 Kewatna (188) 439.08 2,890(492) P(3) -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp -(-S) -(-S) --(-S)

99 Bisuharia (189) 185.14 1,081(208) P -(5.10) W,Tk,Hp -(-S) -(S.lO) -(--5)

100 Chikna (190) 327.79 2,446(420) P,M -(5.10) W,Tk,Hp PO -(--5) -(-5)

101 Bhirabar (191) 140.83 70S(105) P -(5.10) W,Tk,Hp -(--S) -(5.10) -(-S)

102 Biraul (192) 192.22 1,087(176) P PHS W,Tk,Hp PO --(5-10) --(--5)

103 Rajuahi (19S) 144,07 663(104) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-S) -(---5) -(-S) R.

104 Sahorwa (196) 162.68 1,032(139) P -{-S) W,TW,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) -(-S) R.

IDS Dhabghat (197) 102.79 826(126) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-S) -(S-IO) -(-S)

lQ6 Dewa Lawani (223) 80,13 Uninhabited

DIRECtORY

LAND USE

Approach Nearest town to and distance Power

village (in km.) supply

11 12 13

KR Nirmali (5)

KR Ditto (6)

KR Ditto (5)

KR Ditto (5)

KR Ditto (5)

KR Jhanjharpur (17)

KR Ditto (15)

KR Ditto (13)

KR Ditto (20)

KR Ditto (20)

KR Ditto (20) ED

KR Ditto (21) ED

KR Ditto (20)

KR Ditto (22)

KR Ditto (18)

KR Ditto (19) EA

KR Ditto (20)

KR Ditto (20)

KR Ditto (20)

KR Ditto (20)

KR Ditto (20)

161

SUBDIVISION-JHANJHARPUR

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places).

Remarks including any place

_______ ..A_ __________ ~

of Culturable religious,

Staple waste Area not historical food (including available or

Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for archaeolo-and cultivation gical

groves) interest

14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Rice 0(1.66) 186.10 34.41

Rice, 0(1.23) 56.27 199.07 wheat

Rice, 0(3.32) 459.53 66.07 wheat

Rice, Tk(II.29) 124.08 104.20 wheat Rice, Tk(15.63) 177.11 118.86 Nl wheat

Rice, Tk{22.14) 179.16 76.31 wheat Rice, 0(23.03) 306.31 107.31 N2

wheat Rice, 0(16.32) 131.71 42.57 wheat

Rice, 0(13.31) 211.30 167.12 wheat

Rice, R(12.68) 7.74 6.29 N2 wheat

Rice, Tk(IO.43) 248.42 92.01 N5:T1 wheat

Rice 0(1.40) 124.81 129.55 N20:M3: C3:Tl

Rice Tk(20.34) 254.59 222.80 229.88 N5

Rice, TW(12.06) 249.31 8.24 169.47 wheat

Rice, 0(0.70) 139.98 4.22 40.44 wheat

Rice, 0(1.50) 167.85 6.25 152.19 Ml wheat

Rice. 0(18.24) 52.39 1.10 69.10 wheat

Rice, 0(4.44) 118.47 2.33 66.98 wheat

Rice 114.82 15.54 13.71

Rice, 0(9.32) 124.35 29.01 wheat Rice, 0(25.94) 48.37 28.48

wheat 0(0.81) 75.80 3.52

162

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-PHULPARAS VILLAGE

Serial Name of village Total area no. with Thana no. of the

village (in hectares)

2 3

AMENlTIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place

where the facility is available is given). ,---____________ ...A... _____________ ~

Day or Communica-Total Popula- Drinking Post and

Telegraph days tions

tion and Educa-number of households

4

tiona I

5

Medical

6

water (potable)

7 8

of the (Bus stop, Marketl Rail. station,

hat, if any Waterways)

9 10

REVENUE THANA-PHULPARAS-contd.

107 Parmanandpur (224)

108 LaWani (225)

Total

88.22

422.89

467(76)

3,283(574)

34,871.77 205,745(34,234)

P

P

P (132) M(29) H (8) C (1) I (2) Tr (1) Ac (6) o (8)

-(-5) W,Tk,Hp

-(-5) W,Tk,Hp

H (3) HC (2) PHS (8) D (3) FPC (3) RP (9)

SMP (1) CHW (5) o (1)

Note: Figures given in brackets under Col. 4 relate to number of households.

-(-5) --(-5)

PO -(-5)

-(--5)

-(-5)

DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Approach Nearest town to and distance

village (in km.)

11 12

KR Jhanjharpur

PR,KR Ditto

Power supply

13

(12)

(17) ED

163

SUBDIVISION-JHANJHARPUR

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places).

,.. __________ -___ ..A.. _______________ --, Remarks including

Area not any place available of religious,

Staple food

Forest

14 15

Rice, wheat Rice, wheat

Irrigated by source Unirrigated

16 17

0(3.06) 85.09

Tk(6.98) 385.48

W (65.57) 25,658.40 TW (484.68) Tk (171.1%) R (12.68) 0 (247.50)

Culturable waste

(including gauchar

and groves)

18

1.78

1,010.59

for historical cultivation

19

0.07

28.65

7,221.23

or archa­eological interest

20

N4:Ml

N (US) M (35) C (13) T (14)

164

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-MADHEPUR VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,--5 kms , 5--10 kms. and 10 + knls. of the nearest place

where the facility is available is given]. f·-----------·----..A.--------------,

Day or Communica-Serial Name 0 f village Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post and days tions

no. with Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop, village number of tional (potable) Marketl Rail. station,

(in hectares) households hat, if any Waterways)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-PHULPARAS-contd.

Kalikapur (193) 158.23 854(119) P -(5-10) Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(5.10)

2 Matras (194) 399.42 2,372(387) M -(-5) Hp PO -(-5) -(-5)

3 Bishunpur (198) 225.41 1,025(146) -(-5) -(-S) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(S-10)

4 Pauni (199) 237.SS S32(77) P -(-5) W,Hp -(-S) -(-5) -(-S)

5 Az Rakbe (200) 71.22 912(138) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-S) Pauni. Hp.

6 Chapram (201) 140.42 820(14S) P -(-5) Hp -(-S) --(-5) -(-5)

7 Shankarpur (202) 113.37 388.(83) -(-5) -(-5) W,TW,Hp, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) R.

8 Desam l203) 95.10 865)161) -(--5) -(-S) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(--5) Hp.

9 Az Rakbe (204) 49.78 37S(80) -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Desam.

10 Tardiha (205) 954.24 2,631(471) P(2),M HC W,TW,Hp PO Sunday, -(-5) Thursday.

11 Gopalpatti (206) 47.75 Uninhabited

12 Semraha (207) 40.87 Uninhabited

13 Bath (208) 400.63 2,961(424) P,M -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) --(5-10) Hp,R.

14 Manmohan (209) 116.14 202(33) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, Hp,R.

-(--5) -(-S) -(5.10)

15 Sonbarsa (210) 103.19 1,317(211) P,M -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(--5) -{-5) -(-5) Hp,R.

16 Bahera (211) 61.13 109(18) -(-5) --;-5) Tk,Hp,R -(-5) -(S.lO) --(-5)

17 Amarupi (212) 76.48 318(48) P --(-5) W,Hp -(-5) --(-5) --(-5)

18 Sundar Barajit(213) 445.15 3,104(504) P.M -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) Tuesday, -(-5) Saturday.

19 Biharpur (214) 128.68 775(133) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-S)

20 Nemua (2IS) 154.59 956(147) P -(-5) W.Tk.Hp -(-5) ---{-5) -(-5)

21 Bodai (216) 128.28 737(112) P -(-5) W,'fk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

'165

DIRECTORY SUBDIVIS,ON-JHANJHARPUR

LAND USB

Land use (i. e" area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places).

~--------------------, Remarks Approach Nearest town Culturable including

of and distance Power Staple waste Area not any place village (in km.) supply food (including available of religious,

Forest Irriga ted by source Un irrigated gaucher for historical and cultivation or archa-

groves) eological interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Jhanjharpur (22) Rice, TW(2.05) 142.37 13.81 T1 wheat

KR Ditto (22) Rice, TW(2.78) 260.34 136.30 N2:T1 wheat

KR Ditto (25) Rice, 109.63 115.78 wheat

KR Ditto (25) Rice, 99.29 138.26 wheat

KR Ditto (25) Rice, 66.91 4.31 wheat

KR Ditto (25) Rice 121.33 19.09

KR Ditto (25) Rice 95.40 1.91 16.00

KR Ditto (25) Rice, 88.00 7.10 wheat

KR Ditto (26) Rice 46.38 3.40

KR Ditto (30) Rice, TW(1.62) 689.22 23.53 239.87 N4:Tl wheat

40.90 6.85

40.69 0.18

KR,NR Jhanjharpur (16) Rice, 0(76.98) 277.27 16.25 30.13 N4:M1 maize

KR,NR Ditto (16) ED Rice, 113.67 0.42 2.05 N2 maize

KR,NR Ditto (12) Rice, 97.64 5.55 wheat

KR Ditto (18) Rice, 60.13 0.8~ 0.17 wheat

KR Ditto (5) Rice, TW(2.89) 67.51 0.42 5.66 M3 wheat

KR Ditto (12) Rice, 326.27 110.07 8.81 N5 wheat

KR Ditto (12) Rice 121.00 1.66 6.02

KR Ditto (12) Rice, 103.72 1.72 49.15 wheat

1.86 KR Ditto (12) . :Ri(;~, 113.67 12.75 wheat

166

DEVELOpMENT BLOCK-MADHEPUR VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz., -5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place

where the facility is available is given].

r- ----,. Communica-

Serial Name of village Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post and Day or days lions no. with Thana no. of the tion and Educa-' Medical water Telegraph of lhe (Bus stop,

village number tiona I (potable) Market! Rail. station, (in hectares) of households hat, if any Waterways)

\ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-PHULPARAS-cont d.

22 Baswan (217) 51.39 498(83) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

23 Sirkharia (218) 63.94 81{B) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(--- 5) -(-5)

24 Ramauli (219) 102.79 285(54) H -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) --(-5) -(-5)

25 Tamoria (220) 142.85 2,166(39S) P,M H,PHS, W,Tk,Hp PTO -(-5) RS D.

26 Sonre (221) 336.70 1,940(326) P -l-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

27 Bishunpa tti (222) 49.78 U n;nhabited

28 Kachhwi (226) 883.82 6,344(1,268) P(3),M -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

29 Berma (227) 314.79 2,481(461) M -(5-10) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

30 Bhakhrauli (228) 67.18 618(101) P -(5-10) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

31 Bijulipur (229) 81.75 390(63) -(-5) -(5-10) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

3.2 Kachhwi (230) 448.39 3,325(545) -(-5) -(.-5) W,Tk,TW, PO Tuesday, -(-5) Hp. Friday.

33 Maibi (231) 467.41 2,132(406) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(-5) Hp.

34 Btdauncha (232) 685.12 4,876(836) P(5),M -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -(-5) Hp,R,L.

35 Siwaisinghpur (233) 82.15 699(116) --(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) Hp.

36 Az Rakbe (234) 31.16 1(1) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(--5) -(-5) Siwaisinghpur. Hp.

37 Dip (235) 1,271.10 10,961(2,013) P(2),M, -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp PO -(-5) BS H.

38 Az Rakbe Dip (236) 9.71 Uninhabited

39 Raghonagar (237) 1.21 Uninhabited

40 Behat (238) 914.58 7,771(1,389) P(4). H,HC,D, W,Tk,TW, PTO and Monday, BS,RS M(2),R. FPC,RP(4). Hp. Phone. Thursday.

41 Kaithinia (239) 498.97 4,806(871) P(3),M -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(-5) -.(--5) Hp.

42 Rutaul (240) 63.53 9&3(166) P,M -(-5) W,Hp PO and -(-5) -(-5) Ph0ne.

167

DIRECTORY SUBPIVlSION-,JHANJflARPUI{

LAND USE

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal places). including

r--.--------.----"---------------, any place of

Approach Nearest town Culturable religious, to and distance Power Staple waste Area not historical

village (in km.) supply food (including available or Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for archaeolo-

and cultivation gical groves) interest

11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20

KR Jhanjharpur (12) ED Rice, 42.66 2.40 6.33 wheat

KR Ditto (12) Rice, 42.93 0.34 20.67 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (13) Rice 0(1.84) 92.11 1.99 6.85

PR,KR Ditto (10) ED Rice, 118.79 2.07 21.99 wheat

KR Ditto (8) Rice, 217.01 7.34 .112.35 wheat

36.17 1.68 11.93

KR Jhanjharpur (5) ED Rice, 674.05 11.34 198.43 wheat

KR Ditto (10) Rice, 214.01 100.78 wheat

KR Ditto (10) Rice 57.15 10.03

KR Ditto (10) Rice 70.17 11.58

KR Ditto (18) Rice, 0(10.19) 362.79 10.24 65.17 N2 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (13) Rice, 0(87.43) 353.42 4.07 22.49 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (13) Rice, TW(4.47) 5.70 12.31 662.64 wheat

KR Ditto (16) Rice, 78.82 1.29 2.04 wheat

KR Ditto (16) Rice, 24.64 6.52 wheat

l'R,KR Ditto (10) Rice TW(3.28) 986.86 280.96 NI5:Ml:T1

5.73 3.98

1.21

PR,KR Jhanjharpur (3) ED Rice, TW(3.1O) 65400 16.56 240.92 N5:M6: wheat C12:T2

KR Ditto (4) ED Rice, TW(3.S5) 328.63 166.79 wheat

J(J... Ditto (3) Rice, 48.81 14.72 wh«:!lt

16$ ,.

D~VELOPMENT BLQCK-l\{A,PUEPV~ VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the v ilIage, a dash (-) is 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 is given] .

r-. _...A.. ____ •.. __ .. _____ -...,

Day or Communica· Serial Name of village Total area Total Popula. Drinking Post and days tions

no. with Thana no. of the tion and Educa. Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop, village number of tional (potable) Marketl Rail. station,

(in hectares) households hat, if any Waterways)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-PHULPARAS-contd.

43 Madanpur (241) 236.74 1,865(336) P --(-5) W,Hp --(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

44 Sohrai (242) 260.61 1,145(219) P -(S-10) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(5.10)

45 Kolahi (243) 103.58 Un;nhabited

46 Daiakhorwar (244) 293.80 2,004(354) P -(-5) W,Hp PO -(-5) -(-5)

47 Gangapur (245) 364.62 2,355(400) P,M -(S-10) W,Hp -(-5) ·-(5-10) -(5-10)

48 Sonarpatti (246) 103.20 249(43) -(-5) -(5-10) W,Tk,Hp -l-5) -(5.10) -(510)

49 L3khnaur (247) 1,292.95 8,288(1,483) pm H,HC, T,W,Hp PTO and Tuesday, BS PHC,PHS, Phone. Saturday. RP(2).

50 Ankusi (248) 133.14 1,362(259) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5) BS

51 Garha (249) 44.51 Uninhabited

52 Gun;tkarpur (250 197.48 1,473(250) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(·-5) -(-5) -(-5)

53 Kasiam (251) 248.47 1,695(318) P(2) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(·-5) BS

54 Lakhnaur (252) 1(;"'19 Uninhabited Barmotar.

55 Balia (253) 348.43 2,247(413) P -(-5) W,Tk.Hp --(-5) -(-5) BS

56 Umri (254) 304.72 2,443(417) P -(-5) W,Tk,Hp PTO -(-5) BS

57 Laufa (255) 323.44 2,721(486) P,M -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-·5) Thursday, -(-5) Saturday.

58 Aditdih (256) 43.71 480(74) P -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -( ·-5) -(-5) Hp.

59 Pachahi (257) 470.24 4, \50(715) P(4),M, -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, PO -(5-10) BS O. Hp.

60 Pure (258) 138.81 1,004(174) P(2),0 -(5-10) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(5-IO) -(5-10) Hp,R.

61 Madhepur (259) 1,102.35 11,549(1,929) P(3),M(3), H,HC, W,Tk,TW, PTO and -(5-10) BS H,C,0(3). PHC, Hp. Phone.

PHS,D(3), FPC,RP.

62 Sikaria (260) 196.67 884(153) P,M,O -(5-10) W;Tk,TW, -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10) Hp,N;

63 Asam t261) 80.13 Uninhabited

169

DIRECTORY SUBDIVISION-JHANJHARPUR

LAND USE

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places).

r---------.-- ____ ..A... -----~ Rem:lrks Approach Nearest town Culturable including

to and distance Power Staple w8ste Area not any place village (in km.) Supply food (inclucling available of religious,

Fore~t Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for historical and cultivation or archa-

groves) eological interest

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

KR Jhanjharpur (6) Rice, TW(0.23) 161.25 75.26 wheat

KR Ditto (10) Rice, TW(1.28) 158.34 100.99 wheat

81.33 22.25

KR Jhanjharpur (8) ED Rice, TW(2.03) 195.10 96.67 N3:Ml wheat

KR Ditto (10) Rice, TW(3.75) 225:56 135.31 N2 wheat

KR Ditto (10) Rice, 33.93 1.71 67.56 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (6) ED Rice, TW(I6.18) 846.06 34.40 396.31 N5:M3: wheat Cl:Tl

PR,KR Ditto (6) ED Rice, 101.56 1.74 29.84 N2 wheat

41.63 2.88

KR Jhanjharpur (13) Rice, TW(1.04) 161.37 2.11 32.96 Nl wheat

KR Ditto (8) Rice, 165.83 21.50 61.14 N2 wheat

15.12 0.83 0.24

PR,KR Jhanjharpur (8) Rice, 270.31 3.78 74.34 N3:Ml whe]t

PR,KR Ditto (8) ED Rice, Tk(6.22) 237.18 28.28 33.04 N4:M3 wheat

KR Ditto ( 14) Rice, 215.32 12.06 96.06 wheat

KR Ditto (16) Rice, R(2.08) 30.82 1.20 9.61 Nl wheat

PR,KR Ditto (15) ED,EAg Rice, TWE(4.52) 346.56 9.41 109.75 wheat

PR,KR Ditto (15) Rice, TW(3.21) 111.14 1.30 16.50 Nl wheat

PR,KR Ditto (20) EA Rice, R(2.06) 901.50 6.36 192.43 N5:M2:Cl wheat

KR Pitto (24) Rice, O( 14.39) 151.96 16.24 14.08 wheat

67.15 053 12.45

170

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-MADHEPU~ VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10-j-- kms. of the nearest place

where the facility is available is given]. (' -"---------------,

Day or Communica-Serial Name of village Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post and days tions

DO. with Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop, village number of tional (potable) Marketl Rail. station,

(in hectares) households hat, if any Waterways)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-PHULPARAS-contd.

64 Mahisan (262) 373.52 2,327(399) P,M,O -(-5) W,Tk,TW, -(-5) -(- 5) -(-5) Hp,R,

65 Sarauni (263) 179.68 503(94) P -(-5) T,W,TW, -(--S) -(5-10) -(--S) Hp.

66 Bhumpur (264) 31.S7 853(154) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(SolO) -(--S)

67 Nawada (265) 386.0S 3,228(568) P(3) -(-S) W,Tk,Hp, -(--5) --(5-10) -(--S) R.

68 Kaparphora (265/2) 32.38 591tl20) P -(-5) T,W,Tk,TW, _( __ S) -(5-10) -(-5) Hp,R.

69 Tingri (266) 66.77 696(111) P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

70 Rupauli (267) 163.09 648(119) P -[-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(--5) -(5-10) -(-5) R.

71 Kurson (268) 25.09 636(111) P -(-S) Tk,Hp,R --(-5) -(5-10) -(--5)

72 Pakhaul (269) 53.01 225(42) -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) --(5-10) -(-5)

73 Chunni (270) 127.07 942(150) P,M -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, PO -(5-10) -(-5) R.

74 Bhakrain (271) 292.99 2,508(454) P,M -(-5) W,Tk,TW, PO -(--5) -(-5) Hp,R.

75 Betauna (272) 177.25 268(43) P -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

76 Chandardip (273) 80.53 193(28) P -(-5) Tk,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

77 Khajura (274) 145.68 1,372(219) P -( -5) W,Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

78 Parsad (275) 984.99 4, 1 24(680) P(3) --(-S) W,Hp -(-S) -- (5-10) -(--5)

79 Az Rakbe (276) 38.8S Umnhabited Sidhi Tajpur.

80 Banki (277) 610.66 4,681(795) P(2) HC W,Hp PO -(5-10) -(-5)

81 Birpur (278) 152.56 772(119) P -(-S) W,Tk,Hp -(-S) -(-5) -(S.lO)

82 Bhit Bhagwan- (279) 899.20 6,S97(1,112) P(4),M(2), HC W,Hp PO --(5 -10) -(S-lO) pur. H.

83 Hasauli (280) 311.60 S42(99) Kaleanpur.

-(-5) -(-S) Hp -(-5) -(-5) --(5-10)

84 Az Rakbe Bhit (281) 39.66 Uninhabited Bhagwanpur.

DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Approach Nearest town to and distance Power

village (in km.) supply

11 12 13

KR,NR Jhanjharpur (19)

KR Ditto (26)

KR Ditto (26)

PR,KR Ditto (26)

KR Ditto (20)

KR Ditto (26)

KR Ditto (26)

KR Ditto (26)

KR Ditto (26)

KR Ditto (26)

PR,KR Ditto (26)

PR,KR Ditto (26)

KR Ditto (26)

KR Ditto (25) ED

KR Ditto (26) ED

KR Jhanjharpur (28)

KR Ditto (30)

KR Ditto (33) ED

KR Ditto (35) ED

171

SUBDIVISION-JHANJHARPUR

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal places). including

,-____________ ..A _____________ ----, any place

Staple food

Forest Irriga ted by source

14 15 16

Rice, TW(82.74) wheat

Rice, wheat

Rice, wheat

Rice, maize

Rice, m:.lize

Rice, maize

Rice, maize

Rice, maize

Rice, maize

Rice, R(0.97) wheat

Rice, GC(40.89) maize

Rice, mJize

Rice, maize

Rice, wheat

Rice, wheat

Rice, wheat

Rice, wheat

Rice, wheat

Rice, wheat

Culturable waste Area not

(including available Un irrigated gauchar for

and cultivation groves)

17 18 19

244.26 6.09 40.43

147.40 32.28

21.18 10.39

300.16 2.06 83.83

31,41 0.97

45.44 21.33

57.53 2.07 103,49

20,48 4.61

48.10 4.91

88.96 37.14

183.20 9.97 58.93

93.46 2.07 81.72

69.43 11.10

105.59 5.55 34.54

855.79 9.63 119.57

34.99 3.86

553.38 8.62 48.66

136.35 1.13 15.08

693.90 34.62 170.68

300.64 2.24 8.72

37.52 2.14

of religious, historical

or archaeolo­

gical interest

20

N2

Nl:M6

Cl

N2

N4:M1

172

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-MADHEPUR VILLAGE

Serial no.

1

Name of Village with Thana no.

2

Total area of the

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in braCkets, the distance in broad ranges, viz. ,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place

where the facility is available is given]. r--------->--------...A.------.----"

Total Popula­tion and l\fedical

Post and Telegraph

Communica-Day or days tions

of the (Bus stop, village number

Educa­tional

Drinking water

(potable) Marketl Rail. stati0n, hat, if any Waterways) (in hectares) of households

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-PHULPARAS-contd.

85 Mahasingh Hasauli.

86 Daldal

87 Madanpur

88 Khor

89 . Bahera

(282)

(283)

(284)

(285)

(286)

90 Birpur Burh (287)

91 Rohua (288)

92 Ratwara (289)

93 Nahri Jagar- (290) nathpur.

94 Karhara (291)

95 Doalakh (292)

96 KhDrik (293)

97 Madhu Sagram t294)

98 Jagir Sag'ram (295)

99 Bheja (296)

100 Barsham

101 Sijhau!

102 Khajuri

103 Parsauni

104 Balthi

105 Parwalpur-

(297)

(298)

(299)

(300)

(301)

(302)

106.03

521.23

157.02

190.60

281.66

48.16.

284.49

107.24

55.25

730.45

580.31

280.44

155.40

50.18

1,090.61

322.93

4087

406.70

44.92

J75.23

,342-.76

1,075(221)

3,467(554)

948(165)

862(153)

1,018(176)

P

P

P

p

p

-t-5) Hp -{-5) -(-5)

-(-5) W,Hp,R,N PO -(---5)

-(--5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5)

--(-5) --i --5)

-(-5) Hp -(-5) -(--5)

511(98) --(--5) -(-5) Hp --(-5) -(-5)

2,155(362) P -(--5) W,Tk,Hp PO -(-5)

430(67) P -(-5) W, Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5)

135(18) -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5)

2,920(468) P ---(5-10) W,Tk,Hp --(5-10) - (5-10)

P(2),M -(- 5) W,Hp -~-(-5) -(--5) 3,357(571)

1,236(207) P -(--5) W,Tk,Hp,R -(-5) -(-5)

1,223(190) p,M --(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5)

295(61 ) P,M -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5)

5,217(838) P,M,H PHS W,Tk,Hp PO Thursday

1,687(264) P,M -(-5) W,Tk,Hp -(-5) -(-5)

171(27) -(-5) -(-5) R -(-5) -t~5)

1,841(285) P -(-5) W,Hp -( -5) --(-5)

-(-5)

-(-5)

-(-5)

-(-5)

-(-5)

-(-5)

-(-5)

-(-5)

-(--5)

-(5-10)

-(-5)

-(-5)

-(--5)

-(-5)

BS

-(-5)

-(-5)

-(-S)

254(41) -(-5) -(-5) W,Tk,Hp, -(-5) -(--5) -(-5) R,N.

1,072(191) 0 -(-5) Hp,N -(-5) Wednesday -(-5)

2,265(347) P -(--5) W,Tk,Hp,N -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Approach Nearest town to and distance Power

village (in km.) supply

11 12 13

KR Jhanjharpur (35)

KR Ditto (36)

KR Ditto (34)

KR Ditto (34)

KR Ditto (30)

KR Ditto (27)

KR Ditto (21)

KR Ditto (24)

KR Ditto (21)

KR Ditto (25)

KR Ditto (24)

KR Ditto (20)

PR,KR Ditto (22)

KR Ditto (22)

PR,KR Ditto (27)

KR Ditto (29)

KR Ditto (28)

KR Ditto (26)

KR Ditto (26)

KR Ditto (25)

KR Supaul (22~ .

SUBDIVISION-JHANJHARPUR

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use in hectares Remarks rounded up to 2 decimal places). including

r-------------..A.-------- ----, any place of

Staple food

Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated

14 15 16 17

~ice, 81.17 wheat

Ri<;c, 0(2.46) 445.51 wheat

Rice, 127,87 wheat

Rice, 165.14 wheat

Rice. 244.59 wheat

Rice, 38.76 wheat

_ Rice, 229.63 wheat

Rice, 73.94 wheat

R_ic:.e, 48.50 wheat

Rice, 616.69 wheat

Rice, 480.87 wheat

Rice, 268.11 wheat

R,ice, 135.61 wheat

Rice, 45.% wheat

Rice, 919.66 wheat

Rice, 274}4 wheat

Rice, 35.32 wheat

RiFe, 296.60 wheat

Rice, 0~0.72) 29.25 wheat

Rice, 0(3.48) 133.86 wheat

Rice, O(27.~O) . 267.72 wheat

~ .....

Culturable waste

(inclUding gauchar and groves)

18

2.17

7.05

3.76

2.95

8.18

1.33

1.87

4.97

30.88

21.39

3.00

1.23

1.15

6.99

1.53

1.16

3.17

4.48

4.62

3.79

religious, Area not historical available or

for archaeolo-cultivation gical

interest

19 20

22.69

66.:11.

25.39

22.51

28.89 Ml

8.07

52.99

28.33 Nl

6.75

82.88

78.05 N2:Ml

9.33 N2

18.56

3.07

163.96 N5:Ml: Cl:T1

47.06 N2:T1

4.39

106.93

10.47

33.27

43.45

174

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK- M ADHEPUR VILLAGE

AMENITIES AND

Amenities available [if not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets, the distance in broad ranges, viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms. and 10+kms. of the nearest place

where the facility is available is given] . ...A..

Day or Communica-Serial Name of village with Total area Total Popula- Drinking Post and days tions

IlO. Thana no. of the tion and Educa- Medical water Telegraph of the (Bus stop, village number of tional (potable) Marketl Rail. station,

(in hectares) households hat, if any Waterways)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-PHULPARAS- contd.

106 Bakwa (303) 1,343.54 3,837(613) P -(5-10) Hp,R -(5-10) -(-5) -(5-10)

107 Bhargawan (304) 742.89 2, 967(473) M -(5-10) Hp,R -(--S) -(5-10) -(5-10)

108 Tangraha (305) 479.14 2,266(389) M -(-5) Tk,Hp -(--5) -(-5) -(-5)

109 Mani Mahpatia (306). 119.79 124(21) -(-5) -(-5) Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

110 Lifja (307) 79.72 135(37) --(-5) -{-5) Hp --(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

111 Parsauni (308) . 109.27 894(134) -(-5) --(-5' Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(-S)

112 Mahl'atia (309) 430.58 . 2,633(438) P -(-5) TW,N -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

113 Chhatauni (310) . 206.79 907(137) P --(5-10) Hp -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

114 Mahsa (311) 398.61 1,203(186) P -(5-10) Hp,R -(-5) ---(5-10) -(5-10)

115 Bhawanipur (312) 472.26 641(112) P -(5-10) Hp,R -(-5) -(-5) -(S-10)

116 Bagewa (313) 61.11 200~42) P -(5-10) W,Hp,R -(--5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

117 Rampur (314) 84.98 171 (28) -(-5) --(5-10) Hp,R -(-5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

118 Manahi (31S) 237.14 452:69) -(-5) -(5-10) Hp -(5-10) -(5-10) -(5-10)

119 parriahi (316) 192.22 161(29) -(--5) -(5.10) Hp --(5.10) -(5.10) -(5-10)

120 Luchpani (317) 41.68 69(14) -(-5) -(5-10) Hp -(--5) -(5-10) -(5-10)

121 Gobargarha (318) 122.21 803(146) P -(5-10) Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

122 Asurgarh (319) 76.89 142(27) -(-5) -(5-10) Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(10+)

123 Garh aon (320) 328.60 . 1,297(208) P -(5-10) Hp -(-5) -~-5) -(10+)

124 Basipatti (321) 736)1 1,951(340) P -(5-10) Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(10+)

125 Goiahi (322) 23.88 UniT2fwbited

126 :shagta (323) 202.3~· . 1,190(187) . p>

-(5-10) HI' PO __;'(-5) -(10+)

DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Approach Nearest town to and distance

village (in km.)

11 12

KR Supau! (19)

KR Ditto (16)

KR Ditto (14)

KR Ditto (12)

KR Ditto (14)

KR Ditto (16)

KR Ditto (12)

KR Ditto (12)

KR Ditto (10)

KR Ditto (5)

KR Ditto (5)

KR,NR Ditto (5)

KR Ditto (5)

KR Ditto (5)

KR Ditto (8)

KR Ditto (10)

KR Ditto (15)

KR Ditt(iJ (17)

KR Ditto (12)

KR Supaul (18)

Power supply

13

175

·SUBDIVISION-JHANJHARPUR

Land use (Le., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places).

,----_--- .. A___ ~ Remarks Culturable including

Staple waste Area not any place food (including available of religious,

Forest Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for historical and cultivation or archa-

groves) eological interest

14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Rice, 0(22.81) 1,258.43 6.10 56.20 wheat

Rice, 0(5.81) 672.49 7.07 57.52 wheat

Rice, 0(12.71) 423.89 6.62 35.92 wheat

Rice, 0(2.17) 109.16 0.93 7.53 wheat

Rice, 0(1. 76) 68.76 2.58 6.62 wheat

Rice, 0(1.36) 98.10 0.95 8.86 wheat

Rice, 0(0.23) 359.13 1.35 69.87 wheat

Rice. 0(11.89) 160.78 1.62 32.50 wheat

Rice, 0(14.35) 334.42 3. 69 46.15 wheat

Rice, 472.26 wheat

Rice, 61.11 wheat

Rice, 32.44 52.54 wheat

Rice, 44.07 49.02 144.05 wheat

Rice, 26.31 165.91 wheat

Rice, 41.68 maize

Rice 29.84 92.37

Rice, 72.34 4.55 wheat

Rice, 162.40 74.40 91.80 wheat

Rice, 611.77 1964 104.70 N1:M7 wheat

23.33 0.55

Rice, .. , 159.52 23,47 19.35 whcat

176

J1~V!J:LOPMENT a~OC"-~~P,HEPUR VILLAGE

Serja} no.

1

127

128

129

130

Name of village with Total area Thana no. of the

village (in hectares)

2 3

AMENITIES AND

~~ities ~vai~l1ble Hf not available within the village, a dash (-) is shown in the column and next to it in bracke!s, the distance in broad r~nges, viz.,-5 kms., 5-10 kms., and 10+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given].

r------------------------~-----------,----------~ Day or Communic a-

Total J>opula- Drinking Post and days tions (Bus stop, Rail. station Waterways)

tion and Educa- Medical water Telegraph of the number of tiona I (potable) Marketl households hat, if any

4 5 6 7 8 9 10

REVENUE THANA-PHULf ARAS-concld.

Dara (324) 463.76 3,307(615) P,Q -(-5) Hp -(-5) Tuesday, -(10+) Saturday.

Bela (325) 101.98 460(70) P --(-5) Hp -(-5) -(-5) --(10+)

Harshankri (326) 58.27 56(9) -(-5) -(-5) W,Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(10+)

Rampur (327) 41.68 385(58) -(-5) -(-5) Hp -(-5) -(-5) -(5-10)

Total 35,319.80 207,720 P (116) H (4) (35,670) M (33) HC (6)

H (6) PHC (2) C (1) PHS (4) 0 (9) D (5)

FPC (2) RP (7)

Note : Figuresgiven in brackets un'det Col. 4 relate to number of households.

DIRECTORY

LAND USE

Approach to

village

11

KR

KR

KR

KR

Nearest town and distance

(in km.)

12

Supaul (20)

Ditto (20)

Ditto (20)

Ditto (22)

Power supply

13

177

SUBDIVISION-JHANJHARPUR

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places).

,..----- ~.--- ~-~ ____ .A.. ___ -- ___________ . --..., Remarks

Staple food

Forest

14 15

Rice, wheat

Rice, wheat

Rice, wheat

Rice, wheat

Culturable including waste Area not any place

(including available of religious, Irrigated by source Unirrigated gauchar for historical

16

GC (40.89) TW (134.26) TWE (4.52) Tk (6.22) R (5.11) o (298.38)

17

356.59

76.66

39.65

30.21

26,199.97

and cultivation or archa-groves) eological

18 19

4.23 102.94

3.84 21.48

7.34 11.28

1.25 10.22

785.57 7,844.88

interest

20

Nl

N 91 M 38 C 16 T 9

SI. no.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

Name of Development

Block

2

TOTAL

Madhubani

Bisfi

Benipatti

Madhwapur

Harlakhi

Basopatti

Khajauli

Jainagar

Ladania

Babu Barhi

Rajnagar

Pandaul

Jhanjharpur

Andhratharhi

Laukaha

Laukahi

Phulparas

Madhepur

178

APPENDIX I TO VILLAGE

Development Blockwise Abstract of

EDUCA ,..---------------______________ ..A... ___ - ______ _

Primary Middle Matriculation! Higher Secondary! College School School Secondary PUC/Intermediate! (graduate

School Junior College and above)

,.. __ ..A_ __ --., ( __ ..A._ __ -, ,-___ ..A... __ --. ,.. __ ..A... ___ , ,.. ___ ..A_ __ ~

Villages Insti- Villages Insti- Villages Insti- Villages Insti- Villages Insti-tutions tutions tutions tutions tutions

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

826 1,402 282 318 83 85 4 4 11 11

56 77 19 20 4 4 1

45 95 17 18 5 5

77 102 13 14 2 2

35 48 12 13 2 2

38 56 16 17 4 4

30 62 9 10 2 2

41 98 15 20 5 6

19 47 )0 12 2 2 1

28 63 12 13 5 5

44 73 16 18 6 6 2 2

40 87 16 19 9 9 2 2

42 74 21 26 4 4 2 2

39 54 10 11 -4 4

38 64 12 13 4 4

35 79 12 15 4 5 2 2

51 75 15 17 7 7

87 132 28 29 8 8 2 2

81 116 29 33 6 6

179

DIREctORY

Educational, Medical and Other Amenities

TIONAL MEDICAL - -_. - ----.----.---~ ,.-_______________ ..A.. ____________________ ,

Adult Others Villages Dispensary Hospital Maternity and Primary Health Family Literacy with no Child Welfare Centre/Health Planning

Classj educational Centre/Mater- Centre Centre Centres facility nity Home/

Child Welfare Centre

r--:-.A..---, ,._ . ..A__"-) , __ .A.._"-) ( ---A.._~ ,._..A__--.., ,-_...A.._"-) ,---"--"-) Villages Insti- Villages Insti- Villages Insti- Villages Ins ti- Villages Insti- Villages Insti- V ilJages Ins ti-

tutions tutions tutions tutions tutionl tutions tutionl

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27

26 104 117 148 180 31 4S 26 26 11 11 41 51 33 33

10 12 15 21 12 3 4 2 2

8 10 17 20 3 4 4

18 8 8 6 6 2 2

5 2 2 2 2 2 3 1

3 3 4 4 5 2 2 4 5

4 6 2 1 2 3

8 8 5 2 2 5 5

4 5 2 I

4 75 2 2 2

13 15 11 2 2 2 2 1 1

13 18 22 2 3 3 3 3

8 11 19 6 10 3 3 2 3 4 4

8 2 3 1 3 3

9 16 7 2 4 1

1 8 2 2 1 1

2 2 12 3 6 1 2 4

3 6 9 9 12 3 3 3 3 2 2 3 3

7 9 31 3 5 4 4 6 8 2 2

81. no.

Name of Development

Block

2

TOTAL

Madhubani

2 Bisfi

3 Benipatti

4 Madhwnpur

5 Harlakhi

6 Basopatti

7 Khajauli

8 Jainagar

9 Ladania

10 Babu Barhi

11 Rajnagar

12 Pandaul

13 Jhanjharpur

14 Andhratharhi

15 Laukaha

16 Laukahi

17 Phulparas

18 Madhepur

180

M E D I C A L-concld. ,. _________ ..A.. _~ _____ ~ .. _)

Primary Community Others health health Sub- workers centre

("_.____.A_~ ,_..A.. __ , ,-_-"-_-,

VilIa- Insti- ViIla- Num- Villa- Insti-ges tutions ges bers ges tutions

28 29 30 31 32 33

82 82 78 146 67 113

6 6 4 5 6 7

3 6 4 8

3

4 4 5 7 5 7

6 6 3 4

4 4 2

3 3 6 7

6 6 2 2 3 5

5 5 3 7 2 6

4 4 5 5 7 9

5 5 3 4

4 4 12 30

4 4 4 4 5 5

3 3 2 2 2

6 6 39 92

6 6 5 6

8 8 2 5 5 11

4 4 3 7

Villages with no medical facility

34

811

54

44

82

30

33

27

33

13

21

41

50

48

38

41

3

56

87

110

APPENDJX I TO Development Blockwise Abstract of

DRINKING ,---'----~----- --------"---Tap Well Tank Tube- River Foun-

35

11

2

2

3

" weill tain Hand-pump

36 37 38 39 40

975 872 1,006 339 2

67 60 66 26 2

44 43 51 17

94 89 93 48

40 16 40 15

43 38 43 20

33 33 33 13

47 31 47 14

21 18 20 60

28 26 27 11

59 55 58 16

62 58 61 16

64 56 60 11

44 44 45 14

46 45 12 15

43 41 41 8

61 50 61 31

96 93 101 33

83 56 117 24

181

VILLAGE DlRECTORY-concld.·

Educational, M~dicaJ and other Amenities

WATER POST AND TELEGRAPH COMMUNICA TION POWER SUPPLY -----.-._- ----- - ---, , __________ J\,_ __ __________ -, ,-___ J\,_ ____ ., ,--_J\,_ ___ 'j

Canal Others More Villages P.O. T.O. P.T.O. P.O. T.O. P.T.O. Phone Bus Railwoy Navi- Avail- Not than with no and and and stop Sta tion gable able avail-one drinking phone Phone Phone water able

source water way facility of any type

41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56

101 101 989 296 7 9 14 191 9 IS 311 721

4 4 66 17 2 17 3 16 52

3 50 23 11 4 8 44

14 24 94 31 17 46 49

8 7 40 11 7 4 36

17 20 43 13 2 19 18 25

15 3 33 12 6 13 20

47 14 13 3 29 18

12 3 20 9 2 4 7 14

5 2 28 II 4 3 25

7 13 59 23 11 3 16 43

2 4 63 J5 20 17 46

2 60 16 2 12 2 32 32

2 45 13 3 16 31

4 5 45 11 6 2 15 31

42 10 7 9 34

3 61 11) 6 2 13 50

2 7 99 33 18 33 69

7 94 18 2 3 10 16 102

~1.

no.

1

Name of Town and Development Block

within brackets

2

, . 182

APPENDIX n TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Land utilisation data in respect of non-municipal towns (Census towns)

Land use (i.e .• area under different types of land use in hectares, round~d upto two decimal places).

,---------------------'------------- ---------~ Total area Forest Irrigated Unirrigated Culturable waste Area not available

by source (including gauchar for cultivation & groves)

3 4 5 6 7 8

There is no non-municipal town in the district.

183

APPENDIX III TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Development Blockwise list of villages where no amenity other than drinking water is available

SI. Name of village with 110. Thana no. (in brackets)

1 Dhalpurwa (Z)

2 SatIakha (3) 3 Sirarnpur (5) 4 Kamalpur (7)

Sarsofi (153)

1 Deuri (86) 2 Arazi Uchaith (88)

Parsa (59) 2 Aura (64)

Mangpatti (14)

Kasera (41)

1 Kaziana (49) 2 Barhmotar (63)

Suriahi (18)

S1. Name of village with no. Thana no. (in brackets)

Development Block-Madhubani

5 Jirapatti Jagat (12)

6 Gajwa Basauli (16) 7 Harirarnpatti (22) 8 Keshopur (72)

Development B1ock-Bisfi

2 Ajrakbe Jafra (231)

Development Block-Benipatti

3 Rampur (125) 4 Bandolwa (126)

Development Block-Madhwapur

3 Madhudih (66)

Development Block-Harlakhl

2 Balwaha (18)

Development Block-Basopatti

Development Block-Khajauli

3 Maina (89)

Development Block -J ainagar

2 Barhmotar (82)

Development Block-Ladania

Nil

81. Name of village with no. Thana no. (in brackets)

9 Salha 10 Tarachandpur 11 Ale

5 Hibba 6 Mahua

4 Pokhrauni Birta

4 Akaspura

(87) (93)

(130)

(202) (204)

(84)

(95)

184

APPEND(X III TO VILLAGE DlRECTORY-contd.

Development Blockwise list of villages where no amenity other than drinking water is available

SI. Name of village with 00. Thana 00. (in brackets)

1 Bairia (105)

2 Bishunpur (126)

1 Meran (49)

2 PaIi Khurd (52)

3 Kehunia (55)

4 Az Rakbe Mangrauni (57)

5 Magar Patti (58)

6 Rampura (183)

7 Nabtoli (192)

1 Baturi (Pandau!) (108{2)

2 Saukarpur (111 {2)

3 Andah (Khajuri) (113)

4 Gurmha (117)

1 Dabauli Khaira (158) 2 Kishunpur Barsam (166)

3 Az Rakbe Chlupta (256)

Singiauo (238)

Lataunha (2)

SI. Nlme of v ilbg e with DO. Thana no. (in brackets)

Development Block- -Babu Barbi

3 Hanumannagar (.128) 4 Arazi Az Rakbe Barhara (187)

Development Block-Rajnagar

8 SODwari (193) 9 Barhmotra (194)

10 Kunwar (202) 1 t Pachdahi (203) 12 Mahuahi (206)

13 Khatu Kharika (207) 14 Barhmotra (211)

Development B1ock-Pandaul

5 Bagban (I21) 6 Bhaur (122{3) 7 Bishunpur Murliahi (126{2) 8 Baluaha (142)

Development Block-Jhanjharpur

4 Khaira (261) 5 Kha ira Shive Har (262)

Development Block-Andhratharhi

2 Phulwaria (243)

Development Block-Laukaha

2 Barmotar Racchanda (4)

Sl. Name 0 f village with no. Thana no. (in brackets)

5 Jagarnathpur

15 Barhara Dakhli 16 Barhara 17 Majhaura 18 Laga ]9 KoiJpar

20 Nizamat

9 Dabhari 10 Laksmipur 11 Madhopur 12 Bhagwati Joamat

6 Motipur 7 Dholha

3 Dumrarazi

3 Siswar

(193)

(212) (214) (215) (216) (219)

(230)

(145) (149) (150) (177)

(266) (278)

(288)

(23{ 17)

185

APPENDIX III TO VILLAGE DJRECTORY -cone/d.

Development Blockwise list of villages where Do amenity other than drinking water is available

SI. Name of village with no. Thana no. (in brackets)

1 Harbhauga 2 Tharwahi 3 Tulaiahi

1 Daha Patti 2 Harnath Patti 3 Arazi Saini

Bishunpur 2 Az Rakbe Pauni 3 Shankarpur 4 Desam 5 Az Rakbe Desam

6 Bahero 7 Sirkharia 8 Bijulipur 9 Siwaisinghpur

10 Az Rakbe Siwaisingpur

(31) (32) (33)

(115) (118) (129)

(198) (200) (202: (203) (204)

(211) (218) (229) (233) (234)

SI. Name of village with no. Thana no. (in brackets)

Development Block-Laukahi

4 Nari 5 Jam5ar 6 Kakahia

(34) (36) (42)

Development Block--Phulparas

4 Singdaha (151) 5 Kasirampatti (164) 6 Pipra Kamalpur (174)

Development Block-Madhepur

11 Sonarpatti (246) 12 Gunakarpur (250) 13 Bhumpur (265) 14 pakhaul (269) 15 Birpur Burh (287)

16 Nahri Jagarnathpur (290) 17 Sijhaul (298) 18 Parsauni (300) 19 Mani Mahpatia (306) 20 Lilja (307)

SI. Name of village with no. Thana no. (in brackets)

7 Chandar Pa Hi 8 Hardoar laukaha

7 Harari 8 Dhanpat Barti

21 parsauni 22 Rampur 23 Mainahi 24 Parriahi 25 Luchpani

26 Asurgarh 27 Harshankri 28 Rampura

(55) (69)

(176) (184)

(308) (514) (315) (316) (317)

(319) (326) (327)

Range of Scheduled

Caste population

lR6

APPENDlX IV TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY

List of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to

the total population by ranges.

A-SCHEDULED CASTES

Range of Range of Scheduled Scheduled

Thana Name of village Caste Thana Name of village Caste Thana Name of village

no. Population no. Population no.

(percentages) (percentages) (percentages)

2 3 2 3 2 3

Development Block-Madhuhani

0-5* 16 Gajwa Basauli 6-10 (cofield.) 90 Mominpur 16-20 «(one/d) 63 Bhakhrauli

29 Sapta 80 Lakhan Patti

31 Lachhminagar 11--15 4 Tola Laksayar 83 Balia

33 Madhubani 6 Hasanpur

64 Katai 8 Kakraul 21-30 10 Jagat 9 Kharauwa 27 J~gatpur

71 Fatehpur 11 Patti Jagat 34 Kamat Bhawanipur

87 Salha 40 Kanail

88 Gandhwar 12 Ijra Patti Jagat 65 Khanjipur

129 Salempur 21 Dumri 22 Hariram Patti 66 Basuara

6-10 1 Chandarsenpu r 23 Kokri 69 Kajiana

2 Dhelpurwa 30 Bhachhi 74 Semuara

17 Basauli 78 Somaul

19 Ijra 41 Nazir Pur 84 Sonaur

20 Malangia 42 Srichand 79 Sundarpur Bhitthi 91 Mohiuddipur

24 Rahika 89 Kajiana 92 Hhagira thpur

62 Bhavara 95 MJkslida

67 Khajuri 31 + 43 BJharban

72 Keshopur 16-20 3 Sat Lakh:l 75 Dangar Bhitthi 77 Birsar 25 Pokhnuni 94 Lachhmipur

26 Saurath 127/2 Dahibat Dih 81 Nima 28 Dh:lUliki Jagatpur

82 Belam 36 Jitwarpur

Development Block-Bisfi

0-5* 146 Rathos 0-5* (cone/d.) 230 Kerwar 6-10 (cofield.) 159 Chahuta 155 Damla 235 Chandarb::ma 170 Nur Chak 157 Balha 236 Bhagauti

158 Marwa 241 Khairi Ranka 173 Sakrari 168 Singhaso 243 Aunsi Babhangawan 178 P~1fsauni

217 Nahas Rupauli 169 Chaparia 245 Simri 225 Sohans 172 Bherwa 229 Genaur 174 ParLlhi 6--10 145 Sibaul

175 Patauna 147 Hardaha 234 Be1aunja 176 Usrahi 154 Tisi Narsam 244 Bhoj Parau!

187

APP.ENDIX IV TO VILLAGE DIRECTOR Y-contd.

List of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to

the total population by ranges.

Range of Scheduled

Caste Thana Name of village Population no. (percen tages)

1 2 3

11-15 150 Hiro Patti 156 Baingra 162 Sadullah Pur 167 Singhia 171 Bisfi

16--20 149 Jagban 151 Janipur 152 Madhopur

0-5* 37 Mohamadpur 40 Adhw8ri 86 Dcuri 91 ArJzi Jagat

111 Chandpura

113 Dhanukhi 117 Agaro Patti 122 Agai 129 Sonhauli 137 Najira

143 Ganguli 215 Kapasia

6--10 36 Ladaut 89 Uchaith 94 Samada

115 Darri 128 Shiunagar

134 Karhara 135 Uren 138 Meghban 140 Pali 18,0 Andhri

A-SCHEDULED CASTES-contd.

Range of Scheduled

Caste

Range of Scheduled

Caste Population Thana (percentages) no.

Name of village Population Thana (percentages) no.

1 2 3 1 2

Development Block-Bisti-concld.

16·20 (conld.) 164 Raghauli 16-20 tcol1cld.) 237 18i Raghopur 242

21-30 160 226 Raghepura 165 228 Bajraha 227 231 Az Rakbe Jafra 247 232 Jafra 233 Mokadampur 31+ 163

Development Block- BCllipatti

6----10 (collcl d.) 182 Kataia 11--15 (concld.) 131 186 Parsauna 133 188 Parkauli Tikuli 141 194 Depura 142 196 Durnra 144

208 Parjuar 185 209 Dhanga 190 212 Jl,onjhi 192 213 Mureth 198 219 N"gdaha Balain 200

223 Anrer 203 224 Bhaduli 214 239 Baijalpur 216

11--15 35 220

Manpaur 38 Barantpur 39 Teoth

16-20 42

92 Kachhara 87

114 93 Betauna 118

108 Sohraul 119 110 Chand pur Patti 120 Larugawan. 125 123 Bagwasa 189 124 Shahptir i91

Name of village

3

Marhia Dhepura

Gorhaul Usauth Ajnauli Salempur

Dudhail

Basaitha Matrahari Damodarpur Ahpur Balia

Beni Patti Dhagjara Chatra Nagwas Naokarhi

Ektara Bijalpura Mirzapur Kusmaul

Khutauna Dhanauja Madhopur Makea Bishai Larugawan

Rampur Atrauli Ohanpura

Range of Scheduled

Caste Population (percen tages)

1

APPENDIX IV TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY---.contd.

List of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to

the total population by ranges.

A-SCHEDULED CASTES-contd.

Range of Range of Scheduled Scheduled

Thana Name of village Caste Thana Name of village Caste Thana no. Population no. Population no.

(percen tages) (percentages)

2 3 1 2 3 1 2

Development Block-Benipatti-concld.

Name of village

3

16-20 (cone/d.) 195 Barhampura 21-30 (contd .. ) 95 Lorika 21-30 (concl d.) 187 Erua 197 Akaur 116 Bishunpur 193 Akuli

127 Chholkara 207 Paraul 199 Karhi 139 Rajban 204 Mahua 31+ 88 Arazi Uchaith 218 Pauna 183 Bankata 121 Bhagwatipur

184 Behata 205 Fakirana 21-30 34 Kesuli

Development B1ock-Madhwapur

0·-5* 56 Rampur Birt 6-10 (concl d.) 107 Bishunpur 16-20 (cOlic/d.) 99 Andauli

58 Rampur 62 Durgapatti 11-15 61 Basuki Bihar i 100 Patar

64 Aura 77 Pihwara

71 Akaha 79 Lorna 21-30 66 Madhu Dih 80 Mahua 67 Bairwa

6-10 49 Raima 96 Minti 68 Mukhiapatti 57 Madhwapur 72 Sobrauli 60 Ramnagar Kajra 101 Pirokhar 78 Utra 69 Sahar 102 Ekari

70 Baswaria 105 Taraia 103 Sujatpur

74 Karahuan 16-20 63 Hanumann agar

76 Baingra 65 Balwa 31+ 83 Pokhrauni

81 Salempur 82 Ratauli 84 Pokhrauni Bir~a

98 Awari 85 Dumra 97 Pakarsam

106 Pakri

Development Block-Harlakhi

() -·-5 * 2 Kaurna 6---10 1 Kamlapat Patti 6-10 (cone/d.) 48 Sonai

5 Birta 4 Harlakhi 53 Kamtaul

7 Kasera 6 Naharnia 55 Gangaur

17 Kundalmaria 22 Pipraun 26 Kauaha Pahari 28 Sukhbasi \1---15 3, Bisaul

9 Umgaon

32 Jhitki 30 Pahra 16 Rampur

Range of Scheduled

189

APPENDIX IV TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY-contd.

List of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to

the total population by ranges.

A-SCHEDULED CASTES-contd.

Ranae of Range of Scheduled Schedu:ed

Caste Thana Name of village Caste Thana Name of village Caste Thana Name of village Population no. Population no. Population no. (percen tages) (percen t~ges) (percen tages)

2 3 2 3 2 3

Development Block-Harlakhi--concl d.

11-15(contd.) 21 Sothgaon 11-15 (conc/d.) 50 Mangrahta 21-30 (concl d.) 19 Kalna 23 Phulhar 51 Manoharpur 20 Bituhar 24 Beta Parsa 27 Sisauni 25 Hurrahi 16-20 8 Maludeopatti 45 Baingra 29 Harswar 12 Potgah 54 Gopalpur

15 Suhpur 31 Hisar 47 Baurhar 31+ 13 Mohanpur 33 Khirhar 52 Kamtau1 44 Semhli 21-30 II Hatwaria 46 Jiraul

Development Block-Basopatti

0-5* 19 Sirahi 11-15 (concld.) 24 Bir:t:ur 16-20 Khauna 36 Pachratan 35 Marhia 11 Simpari

38 Basopatti 23 Kauaha 6--10 4 Mahina thpur 39 Damu 25 Ghorbanki

30 Selibeli Chitahi 40 Chanan 29 Radhakant 37 Hathapur 33 Arghawa 47 Bhaia Patti 43 Patauna

44 Phent 42 Siriapur

11-15 2 Lautbwa 45 Manmohan 21-30 3 Majhaura 6 Chhitauni 46 Bar;,ntpur 21 Mothaur 7 Jonki 48 Eelauna 34 Narkatia

20 Khataia

Development Block ~Khajauli

0--5* 64 Beta Kakarghati 6-10 (concLd.) 78 Mahua Ekdara 11-15 (concld.) 69 Paji mohan 87 Behta 92 Khajauli 76 Kalikapur 91 Inarwa 96 Hariswara 97 Kanhauli 93 Madna 99 Mahrajpur 94 Lachhmipur ]6~~-20 60 Karmauli

11-15 51 Koluahi 73 Sarabe 6--10 32 Pursaulia 52 Harpur 85 Hathiahi

50 Malmal 54 Subhankarpur 90 Maniarwa 53 Keota 55 Loha 110 Chandardih 65 Kothia 59 Madhaipur 70 Darha 115 Chatra Gobraura

61 Rasidpur 71 Thengha 66 Karpur 2L-·30 67 Kaparia

Range of Scheduled

Caste Population (percen tages)

1

190

APPENDIX IV TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY-contd.

List of villages acc(lrding to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to

the total population by ranges.

A-SCHEDULED CASTES-contd.

Range of Range of Scheduled Scheduled

Thana Name of village Caste Thana Name of village Caste Thana Name 0 f village

no. PopUlation no. Population no. (percen tages) (percentages)

2 3 2 3 1 2 3

Development Block-KbajauIi-Col1cld.

21-30 (cant d.) 72 Thahar 21-30 (coucld.) 116 Bhakua 31 + (conc/d.) 74 Satcr 84 Biraul 75 Lachhmipur

77 Nararh 31+ 58 Dokahar 89 Maina

86 Datwar 68 Dealpali 95 Akaspura 88 Sukki

Dcv.elopment Block-J ainagar

0-5* 14 Usrahi Deodha 6-10 (concld.) 83 Korahia 11-15 (concld.) 123 Pachhar

18 Suriahi 16-20 12 Dhamia Patti

6-10 9 Garha 11---15 26 Barhi 13 Parsa 15 Bhadaur 28 Silanath Dulipatti

10 Rajauli 17 Baira 79 Kuar 21-30

80 Jainag2 r 118 Parwa 117 Silra

81 Dodwar 119 Belhi 31+ 16 Indarwa

Development Block-Ladallia

0--· 5" 137 KamtauJia 11-15 (cone/d.) 136 Kurrurkh·.ld 16-20 (concid.) 155 Pathrahi 140 Bishunpur 138 Mahua

139 Chiknautwa 21-30 120 Jogia 6-10 129 Mirzapur 141 Mahtha 121 Paduma

134 Khoja 146 Sidhapa 130 Siplhgiri 142 L:lchhminia 133 Bhutaha 143 Piprahi 16-20 131 Nandrahi 144 Garha 152 Gajhara 132 Gidhwas

135 Bauraha 148 Ekhari 11--15 113 Dalokhar 145 Belahi

122 Sidhap Kalan 147 Dharamban 31+ 154 Barbmotra

Development Block-Babu Barbi

0--5* 101 Ghonghaur 0-5* (comd.) 162 Tola Agari 0··5* (conc!d.) 192 Basaha 102 Shyamsidhap 169 Ramni Patti 128 Hanuman Nagar 177 BikramRher 6-10 100 Bagau! lSI Sonmati 179 Jabdi 106 Satghara 160 Madandobh 186 Barhara 107 Mathkhudar Khala

191

APPENDJX IV TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY-contd.

List of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to

the total population by ranges.

A-SCHEDULED CASTES-contd.

Range of Range of Range of Scheduled Scheduled Scheduled

Caste Thana Name of village Caste Thana Name of village Caste Th:ma Name of village Population no. Population no. Population no. (percen tages) (percentages) (percentages)

2 3 2 3 2 3

Development Block-Babu Barhi-concld.

6-10 (concld.) 111 Tirhuta 11-15 98 Maheshwara 16-20 (concl d.) 156 Teghra 114 Chhaurahi 124 Bhat Chaura 166 Nabnagar 125 Baruwar 150 Bela 168 BaJirajpur 157 Barail 159 Jatahi 170 Kharagbani 164 Khojpur 171 Pirhi 174 Dudahi

173 Barhi 175 Mafi Mahuahi 21-30 103 Bhatgawan 180 Lohapipar 176 Mahuahi 167 Balirajpur 181 Misraulia 178 Dhamaura 183 Rahikpur 184 Pachrukhi 31+ 105 Bairia 185 Garhi 188 Kulharia 112 Dausi 187 Arazi Az Rakbe 126 Bishunpur

Barhara 191 Bardahi Barhara 165 Bhojpatti 189 Parsa 172 Sonpatahi 190 Bardaha 16-20 108 Murhadi 194 Sonpatahi 109 Bela 182 Jasrajpur 195 Sarara 149 Deora 193 Jagarnathpur

Development Block-Rajnagar

0-5* 51 Lalapur 6-10 (concld.) 182 Koilakh 16-20 (conc/d.) 193 Sonwari 58 Magarpatti 186 Rampatti 198 Chichri Buzurg 59 PiIakhwar 192 Nalatoli 209 Bhat Simar

185 Parsa 196 Mirzapur 220 Chichrikanungoe 189 Mahinathpur 201 Singiaun 222 Patpara

197 Satghara 224 Beraghat 226 Sugauna 206 Mahuahi 230 Nizamat 213 B,;rhara 21-30 52 Palikhurd 218 Thikaha 11--15 46 Sibipatti 56 Raghuni Dehat 219 Koilpar 187 Kaithahi 60 Ranti

190 Raghopur Balat 188 Raghubir Chak 223 Ekma 194 Barhmotra 199 Ghiwahi

204 Nakti 6-10 35 Mangrauni 200 Simri

44 Belhwar 214 Barhara 203 Pachdahi 47 Andipatti 205 Ratikar 48 Madhubani-tol 16-20 53 Karahia 212 Barhara Dakhli 54 Pariharpur 191 Bharia Bishunpur

Range of Scheduled

Caste PoPulation (percentages)

31+

0--5*

6-10

0--5*

192

APPF~NDIX IV TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY-contd.

List of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes 10

the total population by ranges.

Thana no.

Z

45 49

184 202

97 102

109 111/2

112

112/2 113

126/2 143 147

}51 177

61 114 150 154 175

176

167 172 260 271 280

305

Name of village

3

Thika Keonta Mcran Chaudhurana Kunwar

Ajodhya Sakuari

Andah( Manohal pur) Sankarpur Harpur

Harpur Andah (Khajuri) Bishunpur Murliahi Bihnagar Sankorth

Isahpur Bhagwatipur Inamat

Mohanpur Meghaul Madhopur Sarso Nahar

Bhagwatipur

Rupauli Narayanpur Ram Khetari Balni Mehath Mailchham

Majhaura

A-SCHEDULED CASTES-contd.

Range of Scheduled

Caste Thana Name of village Population no. (percen t~ ges)

2 3

Development Block-Rajnagar-concl d.

31 + (confd.) 207 210 2J6

Khatu Kharika Ladugaon La¥a

Development B1ock-Pandaul

11-15 99 Narpatnagar 106 Bhawanipur 108 Pandaul

108/2 Raturi (Pandaul) 122 Bhaur

122/3 Bhaur 123 Gurmha J27 Dahi Bhat Madhopur i32 Sripur Hati 137 Bathne

139 Udaypur Bitthwar 145 Dabhari 148 Rampur 178 Haidarpur 179 Bijai

16-20 96 Sagarpur 98 Makrampur

101 Mohanbariam 124 BeIahi

Development Block-Jhanjbarpur

6·---10 155 Kharrak 158 Dubauli Khaira 161 Bali 165 Jamthar 259 Santnagar

261 Khaira

Range of Scheduled

Caste Thana Population no. (percentages)

2

31+ (GOne/d.) 217 221 225

16·20 (concld.) 136 149 174

21-30 103

Name of village

3

Bakuar Kewan Bidyanagar

Ruchaul Lakshmipur Birau!

Bikrampur Balia 128 Dahi Bhat Narottam 134 Nawhath 135 Khangaon 141 Baraghoria

153 Gangauli

173 Salempur

31+ 7512 Bhitthi 100 Kanakpur 104 Bahengra 105 Kalyanpur 110 Shubhankarpur

12212 Bhaur 12412 Belahi

6-10 (concld.) 310 Godhanpur

11--15 156 Lohna 157 Sarabsima 159 Naruar 161 Mahinathpur 168 Mohanpur

193

APPENDJX IV TO VILI,AGE DIRECTORY-contd.

List of villages according to the proportion of Sch<.lJuled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to

the total population by ranges.

Range of Scheduled

Caste Thana Name, of village Population no. (percentages)

1 2 3

11-15 (concrd) 169 Raiam

16-20

0-5*

6-10

0--5*

170 Kothia Bharaul 180 Nirbhapur 181 Jhaua 257 Kako

275 Mohna 298 Tajpur

255 Chaupta

240 Dhagjari 244 Basua 245 Dumra 268 Rarna

229 Chapahi 232 Sihoria 234 Deohar 238 Singiaun 241 Pastan

248 Mangrauni 253 Mailam 254 Sujaul 267 Bhaduar 279 Karanpur

282 Harri

17 23/7 23/9

23/16 23/18

Bagha Kusmal Bhajnaha Basania Urhwa Sihula

A-SCHEDULED CASTES-contd.

Range of Range of Scheduled Scheduled

Caste Thana Name of village Caste Thana Population no. Population no. (percentages) (per cen tages)

1 2 3 1 2

Development Block -.lhanjharpur-conc! d.

16-20 (concl d.) 276 Mahespura 299 Chora Mahrail 304 Chanauraganj 307 Machhdhi 308 Sukhet

21-30 258 Shankarpur 263 Walipur 300 Rewarhi

Development Block-Andhratharhi

6.10 (concld.) 286 Rudrapur 287 Nabnagar 289 Andhra Tharhi 290 Madna

11-15 227 Bithouni 237 Nikta 252 Tilai 269 Mahrail 285 Bhabham

291 Jamaila 297 Alpura

16-20 231 Gangdwar 235 Gonauli 239 Marukia

Devel()pment Bl()ck-Laukaha

0-5* (conch/.) 23/22 23/24

29

6-10

Hudra Ekhatha

Barkor

Lalmunia Munhara

21-JO (conc/d.) 306

31+ 166 256 262 264 265

272 302

16-20 (ccnc! d.) 247

21-30

31+

6-10 (contd.)

294 296

233 242 246 249 277

283 293 295

250 251 288

3

16 23{5 23/6

Name of village

3

Simra

Kishunpur Barsam Az Rakbe Chaupta Khaira Shivattar Imad Patti Banaur

Sameya Kanakpura

Rakhwari Jalsain Nonaur

Bedaulia Gaur Andrha Barsam Siwa Sisauni

Gandhraen Maini Madna

Ghoghraria Rajanpura Dumrarazi

Birpur Barapa tti--Pindraun

Paryagpur pathrahi Jhanjhri

194

APPENDIX lV TO V!LLAGE DIRECTORY-contd.

List of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to

the total population by ranges.

Range of Thana Name 0 f village Scheduled no.

Castes Population (percer.tage)

1 2 3

6--10 (concld.) 23/8 23/12 23/21 23/23

Balan Patti Urh\\a Durgi Patti Jhanjh Patti Asa Tengrar 109

11-15 2 Lataunha 9 Karmegh

11 Siktiahi 19 Ekhatha 20 Parsahi Sirsia

0-5* 34 Nari 42 Kakahia 45 i.adania 52 Kukurdaura 59 Bharphori

64 Mahadeomath 65 Gidrahi 67 Mahthaura 68 Dhanchhiha 72 Raja Ram Patti

76 Jarauli 79 Kharagpur 81 Hariraha 92 Labtoli

6-10 28 Singrahi 30 Atri 36 Jamsar 38 Jhauri 41 Piprahi

48 Kariaut 49 Makhnaha

A-SCHEDULED CASTES--contd.

Range of Thana N~lme of village Range of Thana Name of village Scheduled no. Schedulen no.

Castes Castes Population Population (percentage) (percentages)

1 2 3 2 3

Developml'nt Block-Laukaha-coucl d.

11-15 (col/cld.) 22 Barmot:u Bhajnaha 21-30 23/3 Naraenpur 23 Lachhmipur 23/4 Majhaura

23/2 Bandarjhlll i 23/10 Madhopllf 23/15 Bela 23/11 Baghmaria 23/19 Jhanjpatti Doman 23/13 Bauraha

25 Basdeopllr 23/14 Lahri 26 Piprahi 24 Anharban

16-20 10 Khutallna 31 + 23/17 Siswar 23/20 Kalri Patti 27 Chatarbhuj

Development Block-Laukahi

6--10 (concld.) 51 Bikramsher 11-15 (concld.)53 Dakahi

56 Dharhara 66 Mahthaur Got

62 Narindarpur 69 Hardoar Laukaha

70 Kaudihar Laukahi 71 Baruwar 73 Narahi 75 Matahi

78 Kusmahi 77 Harraha

84 Kachnarwa 80 Sakhua

86 Lachhmipur 82 Belahi Bhawanipur

88 Narahia 83 Karharwa 85 Mansapur

89 Mahdewa 91 Sonanpatti 16-20 46 Kaluahi

93 Bhutaha 47 Pipraun

94 Bangawan 74 Bajuband 87 Kuriban

11-15 31 Harbhanga 32 Tharwahi 21-30 58 Jiroga

35 Mahadewa 60 Neur

37 Laukahi 90 Auraha

39 Sonbarsa 31+ 43 Chichorwa

44 Tharhi 50 Andhram~lth

Range of Scheduled

Castes Population (percen tages)

1

0-5*

6-10

0-5*

195

APPENDIX IV TO VILLAGE DIRECrORY-·contd.

List of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to

the total population by ranges.

A-SCHEDULED CASTES--contd.

Thana Name of village Range of Thana Name of village Range of Thana Name of village no. Scheduled no. Scheduled no.

Castes Castes Population Population (percentages) (percentages)

2 3 2 3 2 3

Development Block--pbulparas

15 Mainaha 6--10 (concld.) 106 Barhi 11--15 (concld.) 117 Gati Patti 18 Siswar 108 Mahathaur 131 Bachhauni 96 Chhajrena 114 Kalapatti 134 Sijaulia 99 Musharnia 119 Dhanauja 138 Konar

100 Parsa 122 Sugapatti 140 Ekhara

101 Ramnagar 123 Gohuma Bairia 142 Lakeena 102 Gurgawan 124 Sisauni 143 Mahindwar 103 Bathnaha 128 Saini 144 Az Rakbe Mahindwar 107 Murli 130 Dharamdiha 145 Sangram 115 Dahapatti 132 Jagatpur 147 Dhepura

120 Goriari 136 Bishunpur 150 Kharaua 121 Hariari 139 Khopa 171 Deorh 03 Khargawan 141 Baika 182 Nighma 146 Pipraulia 148 Bistaul 190 Chikna 149 Raghunandanpur 152 Sohpur 191 Bhirahar

156 Pipraulia 155 Sirkharia 16--20 127 Amauja 165 Tharbitia 161 Sudai Rstauli 153 PaISa 168 Indarwa 163 Sangi 166 Tilat ]70 Barhampur 167 Mahadewa 174 Pipra Kamllpur 169 Hulaspatti 21---30 110 Inamat

162 Belmohan 175 Aloia 172 Kishunipattl 176 Harari 178 llanc:rjhu la 173 Baswari 184 Dhanpat Barhi 180 Deonath Patti 177 Mainahi 188 Kewatna 181 Sarauti 179 Amahi 183 Nauabakhar 186 Ghogaddia 189 Bisuharia

195 Rajuahi 196 Saharwa 187 Pirojgarh 224 Parmanandpur

192 Biraul 13 Bharahi 225 Lawani 31 + 98 Bariahi

95 Lachhminia 129 Arazi Saini 97 Bhabtiahi 11-15 12 Bathnaha 157 Behrari

104 Barhampur 14 Bharaha 159 Az Rakbe Suda i 105 Phulparas 116 Balua

Development Block-Madhepur

193 Kalikapur 0-5* (contd.) 228 Bhakhrauli 0--5* (concld.) 284 Madanpur 200 Az Rakbe PaUni 229 Bijulipur 309 Mahpatia 203 Desam 268 Kurson 327 Rampura 216 Bodai 271 Bhakrain

196

APPENDIX IV TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY-contd.

List of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total population by ranges.

A-SCHEDULED CASTES-concld.

Range of Thana Name of village Range of Thana Name of village Range of Thana Name of village

Scheduled no. Schedaled no. Scheduled no.

Castes Castes Castes

Population Population Population

(percentagos) (percentages (percentage)

I 2 3 2 3 2 3

Development B1ock-Madhepur-conc 1 d.

6-10 194 Matras 11-15 (cone/d.) 247 Lakhnaur 21-30 (concld.) 244 Daia Kharwar 201 Chapram 250 Gunakarpur 248 Ankusi 202 Shankarpur 255 Laufa 251 Kasiam 205 Tardiha 259 Madhepur 253 Balia 208 Bath 262 Mahisan 263 Sarauni

210 Sonbarsa 266 Tingri 265 Nawada 220 Tamoria 283 Daldal 267 Rupauli 221 Sonre 288 Rohua 286 Bahera 230 Kachhua 296 Bheja 292 Doalakh 238 Behat 297 Harsham 293 Kharik

240 Rutaul 300 parsauni 301 Balthi 245 Gangapur 311 Mahsa 306 Mani Mahpatia

254 Umri 315 Mainahi 316 Parriahi 257 Pachahi 320 Garhgaon 269 pakhaul 31 ·t 204 Az Rakbe Desam

16--20 215 Nemua 209 Manmohan 270 Chunni 226 Kachhwi 211 Bahera 274 Khajura 227 Berma 217 Baswan 277 Banki 231 Maibi 218 Sirkharia 278 Birpur 258 Pure 279 Bhit Bhagwanpur 241 Madanpur

275 Parsad 260 Sikaria 282 Mahasingh Hasauli 289 Ratwara 265/2 Kaparphora 285 Khor 290 Nahri Jagarnathpur 280 Hasauli Kaleonpur 287 Birpur Burh 291 Karhara 295 Jagir Sangram 294 Madhu Sangram 304 Bhargawan 299 Khajuri 298 Sijhaul

305 Tangraha 303 Bakwa 302 Parwalpur 317 Luchpani 307 Lilya

318 Gobargarha 323 Bhagta 308 Parsauni 324 Dara 310 Chhatauni 325 Bela 21-30 198 Bishunpur

199 Pauni 312 Bhawanipur

11-15 213 Sundar Baraji 212 Amarupi 314 Rampur

214 Biharpur 239 Kaithinia 319 Asurgarh 232 Belauncha 242 Sohrai 321 Basipatti 233 Siwaisinghpur 326 Harshankri 235 Dip

Note*-F.xcludes villages with no SchC'Juied Castes population.

Range of

191

APPENDIX IV TO VILLAGE DJRECTORY-contd. List of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to

the total population by ranges.

B-SCHEDULED TRIBES

Range of Scheduled Thana Name of village Scheduled Thana N arne of village

Range of Scheduled Thana Name of village

Tribes no. Populat!on (percen tages)

O~5*

0--5*

2

120

129 134

3

Larugawan

MirzapUT Khoj,\

Tribes no. Population (percentages)

2 3

Development Block-Madhubani

16-25 82 Belarn

Development Block-Bisfi

~5* '171 Bisfi

Development Block-Benipatti

0-5* (oncld.)

223 Anrer

Development Block-Madhwapur

~5* 61 Basuki Bihari

Development Block-Harlakhi

~5* 9 Umgaon

Development B1l)ck-Basopatti

~5* 44 Phent

Development Block-Khajauli

0~·5* 77 Nararh

Development Block-Ladania

0-5* (contd.)

136 Kumarkhad

Development Block-Pandaul

0-5* 102 Sakuari

DevelQpment 8Ioc.:k-Andhratbari'\

0,-5* 235 Gonauli

Tribes no. Popuiation (percentages)

0-5* (concld.)

2

141

3

Mahtha

Range of

198

APPENDIX IV TO VILLAGE DIRECTORY-;-concld. List of villages according to the proportion of Scheduled C~stes illld Scheduled Tribes to

the total population by ranges.

B-SCHEDULED TRl BES-concld.

Range of Range of Scheduled Thana Name of village Scheduled Thana Name of village Scheduled Thana Name of village

Tribes Population (percentages)

0-5*

no.

2 3

247 Lakhnaur

Tribes Population (percentages)

1

no.

2 3

Development Block-Laukaha

0-5'-" 9 Karmegh

Development Block-Laukahi

Tribes no. Population (percen tages)

2

0-5* 82 Belahi Bhawanipur

Development Block-~Phulparas

0-5* 169 Hulaspatti

De~elopmellt Block-Madbepur

6-15 205 Tardiha

1. "'Excludes villages with no Scheduled Tribes population.

3

2. Development Blocks Jainagar, Babu Barhi, Rajnagar and Jhanjharpur contain no Scheduled Tribes population.

Town Directory

SECTION II-TOWN DIRECTORY

The Town Directory which forms Section II (1f flart A furnishes the data for each town in the district in six: statements covering (I) Status and growth historY; (II) Physical aspects and location of towns, 1979; (ITI) Municipal finance, 1978-79; (tV) Civic and other amenities in. towns; (lV I A) Civic and other amenities in Notified Slums; (V) Medical, educational, recreational and cultural activities and

(VI) Trade, commerce, industry and banking, 1979.

For presentation of data all the towns of a district have been arranged ill alphabetical order. Where an urban agglomeration includes two or more independent towns, the names of the towns cons­tituting the agglomeration are indicated in the alpha­betical arrangement of towns within the district and also repeated iu alphabetical order under the name of the agglomeration. The particulars for each such constituent town are furnished separately whe-re they occur together under the name of agglomeration in order to present the particulars of the city agglome­ration as a whole and also severally.

For such places as are treated as outgrowths of a particular town, details have not been shown separa~ tely but are inc1uded in the figures of the core town. However, the names of such outgrowths and their population have been incorporated in the Appendix to the Town Directory. Since in the district of Madhubani there is no outgrowth in any of its town, this appendix has not been prepared.

In Statements n, III and VI the relevant columns in re~pect of the urban agglomera1ion have been Jeft blank: because the information can be given only for the constituent units.

The land Use data in respect of Census town (non-municipal towns) have been included as an Appendix 11 to the Village Directory as explained in the Village Directory section of this volume.

TAe details of the data coVered in Statements 1 to

VI and IV-A and the various codes used in the Town Directory statements are given below:

Statement I

The statement gives the list of towns and, for each town, the area, number of households, population as per each Census since 1901, popUlation, density and sex-ratio as per 1961, 1971 and 1981 Censuses, besides showing the class and the status of civic administration of each town. The abbreviations used in this statement are expJained below:

Column 2-

M. Corl'.

M C.B. NAC CT

Statement II

Municipal Corporation Municipality Cantonment Board/Cantonment. Notified Area Committee

Censuc: Tcwn

This statemf'nt gives, for each town, details relat­ing to the physical aspects and location particulars as in 1979. The annual rainfall and temperature for each town and their distance by road from the State, District and Subdivisional headquarters and from the nearest city, railway station and bus stand have also been presented. It also gives information about navIgable river [canal, if there is any, within 10 kilo­metres of the town. The information in columns 3 to 5 is generally based on the reports of the local officials. However, for towns for which this infor­mation was available from the office of the Directcr General of Observatories, the same has been used. This has been indicated in the footnote to the statement.

The abbreviations used in thls statement are:

Column 13-

R c

River Canal

Statement In

This statement gives the financial status of the

civic administration of each town for the financial

year, 1978-79. This includes receipts through tax, properties and power, government grants, loans, advances and other sources and the expenditure on

general administration, public safety, public health, public works, public institutions and other public services. The figures have been indicated in hundreds.

Statement IV

This statement furnishes information relating to

civic and other amenities hvailable to each town in 1979 besides giving the population of the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes. The road length, the systEm of sewerage, number of different types of latrines, method of disposal of night-soil, source and capacity of protected water supply, fire-fighting services and the number of various types of electri­city connections are also presented in this statement. If fire-ftghting service was not found to be available in the concerned 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 this facility was available along with the

distance from the town in question has been mentioned. The information in this statement is based on the report of the local officials.

Different abbreviations used in this statement are as urder :

Column 6-

PR KR

Column 7-

S

OSD

BSD

SD

CD

Pt

Pucca Road

Kutcha Road

Sewer

Open Surface Drains

Box Surface Drains

Sylk Drains

Cesspool Method

Pit System

Column 11-

HL B WB ST S

Column 12-

TW T W Tk

Column 13-

OBT SR IG BWP PT

Statement IV-A

Head Loads Baskets Wheel Barrows Septic Tank Latrines Sewerage

Tube-well W<lter Tap Water Well Water Tank Water

Overhead Tank Service Reservoir

River Infiltration Gallery Borewell Pumping System Pressure Tank

This statement giv~s, for each such area/locality as is known or identified as a slum in a Class I or Class II town the available civic amenities in 1979. Since in this district there is nei1her any Clas'> I (population 1 lakh and above) nor Class II (popula­tion 50,000--99,999) town, Statement IV-A relating to the slums does not finQ place in the present volume.

Statement V

This statement gives the medical, educatIOnal, recreational and cultural facilities available to each

town in 1979. It contaim, besides the popUlation of the town, the number of hospitals and dispensa­ries, hospital beds, medical, engineering, and other colleges, polytechnics, vocational training institutions, colleges and schools for various leVels, adult literacy centres, working women's hostels, stadia, places of entertainment and libraries available there. If a medical or an educational facility was not found to be available in the town the name of the nearest place with such a facility if in the same district or nearest district if in the same State or other State and its distance from the concerned town in question has been shown. The

20j

information fur11lSbed in this statement is based on the reports of the local officials.

The following abbreviations have been used in this statement:

Column 4-

H Hospital (Allopathic)

H(A) Hospital (AyurVldic)

H"U)

H (,Hom)

D

D(A)

D(UI

D (Hum)

He FC

TB NH

a

Hospital (Unani)

Hospital (Homeopathic)

Dispensary (Allopathic)

Dispensary (Ayurvedic)

Dispens?ry (Dnani)

Dispensary (Homeopathic)

Health Centre

Family Planning Centre

T. B. Clinic

Nursing Home

Olhers

CU/llnln 6--

A S AS C

AC ASC

L

Column 10-

SH Type

Sh Type o

Statement VI

Art& only

Science only Alts and Science only

Commerce only Arts and Commerce only Combined for all categories-

Arts,Science and Commerce Law

Shorthand Typewriting

Shorlhand and TypeWriting Others.

This statemen1 deals with the trade, commer.:e, industry and banking service:> for each town for the

year 1979. The three most important commodities imported, exported and manufactured, number of

banks, and agricultural and non-agricultural credit societies are also given in this statement.

Serial no.

1

2

3

Serial DO.

1

1

2

3

Class, name and civic admi- location nistration status of Code no.

town

2 3

IV-Jaimgar (NAC) II

IV-Jhanjharpur (NAC) III

III-Madhubani (M) I

Class anJ name l)[ town

2

IV-Jainagar

IV --Jhanjharpur

III-Madhubani

204

Name of the Development Area

Block (in Sq. Km.)

4 5

Jainagar 1.55

Jhanjharpur 12.44

Madhubani 3.52

TOWN

STATMENT

STATUS AND

Number of house- Population and Growth hOJds including

houseless ,--------------households

(in 1981 CensuS) 1901 1911 1921 1931

6 7 8 9 10

2,115 6,113 6,598 (7.93)

2,534

6,722 17,802 16,500 16,502 18,789 (-7.31) (0.50) (13.31)

STATMENT

PHYSICAL ASPECTS AND

Physical Rspects ,-----"------"------- "-- -'-~

Rainfall Temperature (in centigrade) (in mm.)

,-___ ..A.. ____ ----,

Maximum Minimum

3 4 5

1197.60 43.30 4.00

954.00 43.30 4.00

1319.90 43.30 4.00

Note: Data in columns 3 to 5 of Statement II are not availab)(' ill respect of all towns in the office of the Director

205

DJ.RRCTORY

I

GROWTH HISTORY

rate of the town at the Censuses of Sex-ratio

____ ..:.A.. ______________ ._., Density (1981 ,-------------"----- -----1

1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 Census) 1961 Census 1971 Census 1981 Census

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

4,337 7,011 7,904 9,917 11,955 7,713 848 840 839 (-34.27) (61.66) (12.74) (25.47) (20.55)

15,303 1,230 943

20,272 23,283 28,229 32,919 45,145 17,915 894 816 843 (7,89) (14.85) (21.24) (16.62) (47.14)

II

Name of and road di~tllnce (in Km.) from r-------------------------"----------------------------l

State Headquarters District Head- Subdivisional Nearest city with Railway Station Bus route Naviga ble riverl quarters Headquarters population of canal (if within

one lakh and more 10 km.)

6 7 8 9 10 11 12

patna (295) Madhubani (32) Madhubani (32) Darbhanga (54) Jainagar (0) Jainagar (0) Kamla (R)

Patna (300) Madhubani (40) Madhubani (40) Darbhanga (40) Jhanjharpur (0) Jhanjharpur (0) Kamla (R)

Patna (295) Madhubani (0) Madhubani (0) Darbhanga (32) Madhubani (0) Madhubani (0)

t:?eneral of Observatories. As such the information is based on local sources.

't6WN

STATEMENT

MUNICIPAL FINANCE,

Receipt (in Rs. '00)

Serial Class and name 0 f town r--------~-----~---..A..-------------- __ -, Civic Receipt Revenue

no adminis- through derived from tration taxes, etc. municipal Govern- Loan Advance Other sources Total status properties & ment (Si)ecify) receipt

(in 1980) power apart grant from taxation

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IG

IV -J ainagar NAC 988 406 980 307 245 320 3,246

2 IV-Jhanjharpur NAC

3 Ill-Madhubani M 2,127 1,911 4,442 2,302 123 10,905

STATEMENT

CIVIC AND OTHER

Civic Scheduled Number of latrines administra- Castes and Road length System

,.. ______ ..A.. ____ ~ Serial Class and name of town tion Population Scheduled (in Km.) of

no. status Tribes Sewerage Water borne Service Others (in 1980) Population

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 IV-Jain agar NAC 11,955 2,222 PR (5) OSD 488 570 26 KR (3)

2 IV -Jhanjharpur NAC 15.303 1,446 PR (5) OSD 28 12 48 KR (10)

3 Ill-Madhubani M 45,145 2,925 PR (20) OSD 350 2,830 189 KR (30)

I)J1tECTORY

rll

1978-79

Expenditure (in Rs. '(0) ,------------------ -_______ - -____ . ___________ _.A._ _______________ ... ______ ~ _________ --I

General Public safety Public health Public works public Others Total administration and convenieJ}ces inititution (specify) ~xpenditllre

11 12 13 14 15 16 17

577 165 1,240 982 364 3,328

1,286 159 7,156 416 1,186 10,203

lV

AMENITIES, 1979

Meth'Jd of Protected wlter supply Fire-fghting Electrification (Number of connections) disposal of r-----------}~---- -- -~ service

( ______ ~ _____ J\_~ ____ -"-. ______ ~

night-soil Source of System of storage Domestic Industrial Commercial Road lighting Others supply with capacity in' (points)

litres (in bra ckets)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

WB, T, ST TW Darbhanga (54) 800 40 375 175

HL. T, ST T\V Darbhanga (40) 202 21 42 II

HL, T, ST TW (700,000) Darbhanga (32) 2,250 82 575 400

Serie1 no, Class and name of town

2

IV-Jain agar

2 IV-Jhanjharpur

J UI-Madhubani

Serial Cbss and name of town no.

2

IV-Jainagar

2 IV -Jhanjharpur

3 HJ -Madhllbani

Medical facilities , __ -A.. __ -,

Population Hospitals/ Beds in Dispensaries/ Medical

3

T.R. clinicli, institu·

4

etc. tions noted in Col. 4

5

TqWN

STATEMENT

MEDICAL, E})UCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL

Educational ,--________________________ -A..

Ads/ Medical Engineering Polytechnics Recognised Science/ Colleges Colleges shorthand, Commerce typewriting Colleges and other (of degree vocational level and training above) institu tes

6 7 8 9 10

11,955 H 12 ASC DJrbhanga Muzaffarpur DJrbhanga Madhubani D (54) (125) (54) (32) HC FC

15,303 H ASC Darbhanga Muzaffarpur Darbhanga Typ DCA-I, Hom.2) '" (40) (42) (40) FC

45,145 H 55 A,ASC Darbhanga Muzaffarpur Darbhanga Sh. Type D (A.2) L (32) (l05) (32) m TB 10 He FC

STATEMENT

TRADE, COMMERCE, I:'>IOUSTRY

Name of three important Name of three most important commJdities commodities imported exported

,--_______ -A.. ____ -------~

,--_______ -A.. _____ -____ -,

1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd

3 4 5 6 7 8

Potato Lin seed Maize Rice Sugarcane Mango

Edible oil Cloth Sugar Rice Fish Makhana

Wheat K. oil Mustard oil Makhana Mango Khadi cloth

209

DIRECTOR.Y

v AND CULTURAL FACILITIES, 1979.

facilities Number of Recreational and Cultural facilities -------_____ ------------------~" Working ,..-------------____ ~

Women's Higher Secondary, Intermediate/PUC (Pr-University College, Junior College Level)

Secondaryl Matricula-

Junior Primary Secondary Schools and

Adult literacy hostels Stadia Cinema

tion Middle SChools

11 12 13

Sitamarhi (144) 2 1

Sitamarhi (130) 3 2

Sitamarhi (122) 3 4

VI

AND BANKING, 1979

Name of three most important commoditiell manufactured

,..---------)...-----------., lst 2nd 3rd

9 10 II

Aluminium utensils Mustard oil Rice

Handloom Ohee Makhana

Classes! with number

14

Centres, Others (specify)

15

12 Madhubani (32)

8 Madhubani (40)

27 30

Number 0 f Banks

12

4

3

of seats

16 17

Number of Agricultural Credit Societies

13

1

1

Khadi cloth Randicnft Ceilin, &. Table Fan 7 1

18

2

3

Auditorial Drama! Community

halls

19

Public Libraries including reading rooms

20

PL-l

PL-l

PL-l

Number of Non-agri-culturatCredit Societies

14

1

16

22

Serial no.

210

APPENDIX TO TOWN DIRECTORY

Town sbowing tbeir outgrowtbs witb population

Name of the town with location code

2

Population of core town

3

Outgrowth

4

There is no outgrowth in any of the town of Madhubani district.

Population of outgrowth

5

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

PART B

-' " , : . UrbanjVillage Pnmary

Census Abstract

TOWN AND VILLAGE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Till 1971 Census, the Primary Census Abstracts used to be generated by breaking the Individual Slip pads and resorting to sorting of Individual Slips. As a distinct departure from this procedure, the tabulation system of 1981 Census has avoided the breaking of the pads and manual sorting of the Individual Slips. Tbe data for the Primary Census Abstract have been obtained by compilation of the data available in Part II of the Household Sche­dule, viz., the Population Record.

The generation of Primary Census Abstract has been done by processing the schedules first for the 5 per cent sample blocks, followed by 15 per cent sample blocks, followed thereafter by another 20 per cent additional sample blocks and finally for the remainmg 60 per cent of the Enumeration blocks. The figures were then aggregated for the required units.

The Primary Census Abstract included in the District Census Handbook is the Village/Urban Primary Census Abstract which gives figures up to the village level in case of the rural areas and up to ward (or circle) level for urban areas. The informa­tion contained in the Village/Urban Primary Census Abstract relates to occupied residential houses, households, the tothl population, the popu-lation of the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled

Tribes, literates, main workers by broad categories of main activity, marginal workers and non-wor­kers by sex. The broad categories of main workers have been classified as under:

1. CultiVators 2. Agricultural Labourers 3. Workers engaged in Manufacturing, Pro­

cessing, Servicing and Repairs in Household Industry.

4. Other Workers.

It, therefore, indicates tllt' basic socio-economic cbaracteristics of tbe population for the various territorial units. The division of main workers .in four categories only is a departure from the practice

adopted for 1961 and 1971 Censuses when the figures of main workers were pre~ented in nine categories. While the three categories, viz., CUlti­vators, agricultural labourers and persons engaged in household industric, have been retained, the remaining catcgcrits have been grouped together under the category "Other workers".

The" illage/Urhan Primary Census Abstract is preceded by thc District Primary Census Abstract furnishing data for total, rural and urban areas of the District, Subdivisions and Development Blocks and also for each town of the district.

An appendix has also been presented in the case (If the Urban Primary Census Abstract which incOJporates the ba&ic popUlation data enumerator's blockwisc in each urban area. This may be palti­cularly useful for the civil admini~;tration and election authorities in the urban areas.

Apart from this appendix, an allJ1(XUre has also been presen:ed showing the boundary of ('"ach enumeration block of a city ftown and the important landmarks, roads, etc.

Besides the general Primary Ccnsus Abstract, a chargewise peA in respect of SC/ST has also been presented. The format of this PCA is almost the same with slight changes.

Rural/Urban classification

As already mentioned in the begindng the data for the Village/Urban Primary Census Abstract have been presented for the revenue villages in the case of rural areas and urban waJds (circles) in the case of urban areas. The conc(pts of village, town, urban agglomeration, etc., are explained in the introductory part of this volume. The revenue village and an urban ward (cricle), which may have comprised of several enumeration blocks, have been treated as units for presentation of data.

21S

Mode of presentation

In the Village/Urban wardwise Primary Census Abstract the villages have been arranged in the ascending order of their thana numbers which also represent their Location Code Numbers. After making eniries for all the villages in a development block the figures for each town and ward/circle are gIven. The towns have also been arranged in the ascending order of their location code numbers.

Similarly in the District Primary Census Abstract the development blocks have been arranged in the ascending order of the location code numbers assigned to them within the district. The data have been presented for the total, rurnl and urban areas

of the district, subdivision and the development blocks and the data for the towns have been pre­sented just afltr the development blocks in which they are situatcd.

Area figure

The geographical area of the district shown in

colunln 3 is based on the figures supplied by the Surveyor General, India. The urban area figures for the district have been derived by adding up the area figures of the individuai towns supplied by the

local authorities. The rural area of the district has been arrived at by subtracting the urban area figure from the geographical area of the district supplied by the Surveyor General. The area figures of the villages have been adopted as mentioned in the Thana Jurisdiction Lists. The rural area figures may not add up to the area figure of t.he district because, as mentioned above, the n.:ral area of the district is computed by subtracting the urban area figure from the total area of the district as supplied by the Surveyor General, India.

In the Thana Jurisdiction Lists of the State SUIVCY Office the area figures are available in acres anel decimal fractions. They have, however, been converted into hectares for presentation in the Village Directory and the Primary Census Abstract,

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PRIMARY CEN~US ABSTRACT O:F

MAIN District/Subdivision! No. of ,----------------

SI. Community Deve- Total House- Total Scheduled Total Main no. lopment Block/Urban Rural holds Tribes population Literates Workers Cultivators

AgglomerJtionjCityj Urban with S.T. (l--IX) (I)

t0wn members

r---~A.....-----. ,--~-----. r--~--.- ---. ,-_...A.._---. P M F P M F P M F P M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

MADHUBANI T 128 6r4 321 293 93 66 27 282 186 96 7 7 DISTRICT R 124 592 310 282 78 57 21 !.76 180 96 7 7

U 4 22 11 11 15 9 6 6 6

MADHUBANI T 63 270 135 135 67 43 24 130 76 54 3 3 SUBDIVISION R 59 248 124 124 52 34 18 124 70 54 3 3

U 4 22 11 11 IS 9 6 6 6

Madhubani T 43 192 98 94 12 12 95 53 42 R 42 191 97 94 12 12 94 52 42 U 1 1 1 1

Madhubani (M) (I) U

2 Bisfi R 2 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 Benipatti R 2 2 1 2 4 Madhwapur R 2 2 2 2 1 5 Harlakhi R 2 2 2 2 1 6 Basopatti R 1 3 3 1 7 Khajauli R 1 1

8 Jainagar T 3 21 10 11 15 9 6 5 :;

R U 3 21 10 11 15 9 6 5 5

Jainagar (N) (II) U 3 21 10 11 15 9 6 5 5

9 Ladania R 8 41 20 21 28 16 12 18 11 7 3 3 10 Babu Barhi R 11 Rajnagar R 12 Pandaul R 2 2 2 2 2 2

JHANJHARPUR T 65 344 186 158 26 23 3 152 110 42 4 4 SUBDIVISION R 65 344 186 158 26 23 3 152 110 42 4 4

U

13 Jhanjharpur T R U

Jhanjharpur (N) (III) U

14 Andhratharhi R 1 3 2 2 1 1 15 Laukaha R 12 65 35 30 1 1 36 23 13 16 Laukahi R 9 37 21 16 17 16 1 12 12 2 2 17 Phulparas R 1 1 1 1 1 1 18 Madhepur R 42 238 129 109 5 5 102 75 27 2 2

229

SCHEDULED TRIBES

WORKERS -----"----------------------------")

Agricultural Labourers

(II)

,- ------"--- -----.-~

P M F

17 18 19

195 126 69 195 126 69

93 51 42 93 51 42

93 51 42 93 51 42

102 75 27 102 75 27

7 7

95 68 27

Households Industry-

Manufacturing, Proccosing,

Servicing and Repairs [Yea)]

,----"--- ----, P

20

43 43

42 42

34 3

5

]\.1

21

32 32

1 1

1 1

31 31

23 3

5

F

22

H 11

11 11

J 1

Other workers [III, IV, V{b) &

VI to IX]

, __ --- ___ J\ ___ -- --")

P

23

37 31

6

33 27 6

4 2

1 t

5

5

5

15

2

4 4

2

M

24

21 15

6

21 15 6

4

5

5

5

8

2

F

25

16 16

12 12

7

4 4

1 2

Marginal Workers

,-- -"--- - --_ P M F

26 27 28

35 12 23 34 12 22

1 1

34 12 22 34 12 22

6 6

28 12 16

Non-Workers

r--"-P

29

297 282

IS

139 124 15

97 97

2

15

15

15

23

15S 158

2 29 19

108

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30

123 U8

5

59 54 5

45 45

5

5

5

9

64 64

12 9

42

F

31

174 164

HI

80 70 10

52 52

1

2

10

10

10

14

94 94

1 17 10

66

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK--MADHUBANI

Serial no.

Name of village with Thana no./ To",n/W.,rd/

Area of village in hectares

No . of Occupied Residen-

Circle

2

and of town/ward

in km.2

3

tial Houses

4

REYEl\UE THANA-MADHUliAl\I

Chand~rseJ~pllr (l) 2 Dhelpurwd (2) 3 Satlakka ,3) 4 Tola LaksaYilr (4)

5 Sirdmpur (5)

6 Hasanpur (6) 7 K.,mJJpur (7) 8 Kakraul (8)

9 Khar.\uw~\ ~9)

10 Jagat (llJl

11 Pa tti J ag,1 t ~ III 12 Ijrd pcitti J3g"t (12) 13 Ijrd patli Jagctl (13)

14 Ijra patti Jagdt (14) 15 f\razi Jas,luii (15)

16 Gaj\\~l B,i5:1Ult \(6)

17 Basauli (17) 18 Ar.IZI B,IS"uii (18) 19 ljn (l:J) 20 Malall,;i,l (20)

21 Dumri 22 Harirampatti 23 Kokri 24 Rah ka 25 Pokhrallni

26 Sallr"til 27 Jagatpur 28 Dhanuki

Jagatpur 29 Sapta 30 Sapta

31 Bhachhi 32 Lachhmi

(2U )2) (23)

J+) (25)

(26) (27) (28)

(29) (29/2)

(30) (31)

(32)

200.72 26.71

104.00 46.94 22.26

565.74 23.07

1,149,29 282.06 125.86

44.11 37.43* 82.52* 33.42 :'

8.50

49.37 73(( t4

14.97 630.09 324.15

205.08 58.27

248.07 542.68 182.92

507.06 830.40

45.32

430.58 36.01

446.57 11.33

33 Maharajganj 34 Mac;hllL'ni 35 Kamat

(33)t

(3411 57.06 25.90

Bhawanipllr

309 99 93 49

5

588 12

1,277 244 109

59 46

47 763

')54 23S

506 143 270 814 197

641 6i7

73

671

838 21

430 282

* Area/supplied thrcugh local Sources.

t Partly included in Madhubani (M)

No. of House­

holds

5

371 137

146 68

7

796 12

1,594 379 109

59 46

75 1,159

1,096 348

526 143 363

1,028 249

641 961 73

717

838 29

430 282

230

Total Population (including Institu­

tional and Houseless Population

,-__ ...A.._____ ~

P M F

6

2,141 765 797 377 37

4,484 59

8,674 2,036

650

346 233

380 6,551

7,084 1,941

3,047 720

1,819 6,283 1,463

3,359 5,125

485

7

1,049 411 383 186 18

2,263 27

4,408 1,006

317

192 116

191 3,287

3,556 995

1,536 361 901

3,250 751

1,717 2,595

263

3,939 2,032

4,558 2,349 207 104

2,250 1,256 1,529 756

8

1,092 354 414 191 19

2,221 32

4,266 1,030

333

154 117

189 3,264

3,528 946

1,511 359 918

3,033 712

1,842 2,530

222

1,907

2,209 103

994 773

URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Scheduled Castes

Scheduled Tribes

Literates

9

106 27 69 30

256

567 124

76

19 17

10 276

339 94

171 50

147 266 129

270 682 40

105

337 3

38 188

10

109 22 85 20

248

528 119

67

20 14

10 274

337 98

177 41

134 231 124

278 623 43

89

297

11 12 13

278 229 129 43 10

894 13

1,569 266 106

14

73 95 30 3

378 4

518 30 35

54 8

Uninhabited Uninhabited Uninhabited

3 1,060 508

Uninhabited 1,399 554

375 75

589 179 332

1,083 307

683 797 117

309 26

125 337 115

332 303

IS

688 214 Uninhabited

912 474 49 7

Wholly merged in Madhubani (M) 32 458 101

187 209 66

231

SUBDIVISION-MADHUBANI SADAR

CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS ,---------------________ ._..A.._ ---- --__.----------~

Total Main eu Itiva tors AgricultufJl Household Other Workers W,-,rkers L:lbourers I ndustry--- l Ill, IV, V (b) Margin d Non-Workers (I-IX) (1) (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX] \','orkers

Processing, Servicing

and Repairs [V (a)]

,-_..A.. __ --, ,--..A.._--, ,---_ ..A.. __ --, ,-----..A.._ --, ,--_..A.. ____ --, ,--___ ..A.._ ---, ,----...A.._ --, M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

502 83 202 2 268 77 31 4 76 546 933 165 8 86 4 60 7 3 12 246 346 201 73 98 22 8 182 414

80 21 26 10 48 11 3 3 106 170 7 4 3 II 19

1,114 14 307 3 622 4 21 164 6 10 1,139 2,206 16 13 2 1 11 32

2,177 137 808 32 1,170 83 42 14 157 8 1 2,230 4,128 499 10 290 8 197 2 2 10 4 507 1,016 149 57 63 2 70 45 5 10 II 168 276

105 15 47 43 14 10 5 87 139 68 16 68 16 48 101

127 2 89 36 2 2 64 187 1,592 108 588 6 831 101 43 130 66 1,694 3,090

1,735 105 965 27 650 72 119 4 50 1,817 :t,373 507 4 297 184 3 26 25 3 463 939

780 36 273 382 33 124 2 4 Ll 752 1,452 184 52 113 10 9 176 359 431 5 115 4 240 26 50 6 470 907

1,623 77 471 9 661 48 177 11 314 9 3 [8 1,624 2,938 397 20 179 167 18 1 2 50 354 692

774 24 331 7 341 15 3 99 I 4 ')39 l,gl8 1,303 159 304 32 617 94 11 371 33 30 156 1,262 2,215

143 1 45 83 1 15 120 221

965 152 224 40 354 93 50 7 337 12 6 17 1,061 1,738

1,087 16 132 3 412 6 263 3 280 4 46 113 1,216 2,080 58 16 26 7 9 46 102

553 33 80 344 25 129 8 9(, (,07 960 350 51 41 10 34 193 8 82 33 I un 40:; 5W

DEVELOPME NT BT.OCK--MADHUBANI

Serial no.

1

Name of village with Thana no.! Town/Ward/

Circle

2

Area of village in hect:ucs

and 0['

town/ward in km.2

3

No. of Occupied Rcsiden-

ti tI Houses

4

No. of House·

holds

5

REVEt~UE THAR\-MADHUBANI-contd.

36 JitW,lrpur (36) 37 Hhoraha (37) 38 Ram Khctari (38) 39 Serma (39) 40 Kanail (40)

41 Nazirpur 42 Srichmd 43 Baharban 44 BhavRra 45 Bhakhr:mli

46 Katai 47 Khanjipur 48 Basuara 49 Khajuri 50 Rajahan

51 Kajiana 52 Ganeshpua 53 Fatehpur 54 Keshopur 55 Saidpur

(41) (42) (43) (62) ,

(63)

(64) (65) (66) (67) (68)

(69) (10) (71) (72) (73)

122.21 30.35 3 1.16

111.69 139.61

288.54 92.27

175.63 630.39 262.23

114.52 81.34

308 37 302.70 20.69

70.82 4 86

44.11 72.44 850

56 Semuar,,1 (74) 162.28 57 Dangar Rhitthi (75) 169.16 58 Bali<! Bijauli (76) 48.16 59 Birsar (77) 47.35 60 Somaul (8) 164.60

61 Sundarput Bhitthi

62 Lakhanpatti 63 Nima 64 Behm 65 Balia

66 Son:mr 67 Az Rakbe

Sank<lrpllr

(79) 372.72

(80' (8P (82) (83'

13.76 14'1.47 161.47 678.24

(84) 178.46 (85) 2.83

68 Sonkarpur (86) 37.23 Gandhwc:r

(i9 SalIn (87) 8.50 70 Gandhwar (88) 413.99

183

37 114

378 144

91 529 144

150 76

435 203

14

73

52 31

406 I26

185 169

646

83 150 !21 424

569

51

107 600

*Partly included in Madhubani 1M)

303

39 208

391 144 91

642 269

170 76

556 376 14

73

112 42

406 126

185 284

646

83 258 2[9 702

569

52

107 600

Total Population (including Institu­

tional and Houseless Population)

6

1,735

210 J,144

2,387 769 518

.\980 ] ,371

925 426

2,930 2,517

110

7

903

105 565

1,222 376 266

2,(l29 692

445 202

1,474 1,242

49

8

832

105 578

1,165 393 252

1,951 679

480 224

1,456 1,275

61

438 240 198

585 296 289 235 124 111

2,297 1,168 1,129 824 429 395

1,069 552 517 1,521 784 737

3,212 1,564 1,648

587 1,396 1,159 3,705

294 293 659 737 577 562

1,899 1,806

2,796 1,404 1,392

283 137 146

615 310 305 3,246 1,561 1,685

URBAN/VILLAGE }lRIMARY

Scheduled Castes

9

158

177

166 49, 93

176 109

26 56

315 124

62

[3 10

312 172

43 193

207

52 70 45

347

396

4 73

10

131

164

158 52 92

172 1 [5

22 61

319 122

53

16 12

316 17·~

38 173

219

50 76 43

342

427

6 82

Scheduled Tribes

11 12

97 94

Literates

13 14

342 92 Uninlubited Uninhabited

45 1 187 59

407 150 51

797 101

95 34

480 448

22

97 22

2 190

28 19 84

[74 13

91 12 UI':inhabited

lO5 35 64 36

Uninhabited

437 137 123 49

Uninhabited 204 104 399 103

465

155 187 240 827

217

66 84 72

336

535 238 Uninhabited

53

149 728

92 337

233

SUBDIVJSION-MADHUBANI SAl)AR

CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS ,,----__________________ ..A.. ___________________ --.,

Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labourers Industry- [III, IV, V (b) Marginal Non-Workers (I-IX) (1) (II) Malnifacturing, and VI to IX] Workers

Processing, Servicing

and Repairs [V (a)]

,-_..A.. __ ---.. ,,---.A.- -----.. ,---.A.-__ ---.. ,-_.A.-_--., ,,--_.A.-_--., ,,---.A.-__ ---.. ,-_..A.._---.. M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

407 86 99 195 17 5 19 108 49 17 19 479 727

65 21 17 45 21 3 40 84 278 82 102 134 75 2 42 5 15 287 481

526 132 182 9 286 115 8 7 50 1 54 115 642 918 158 30 93 50 27 15 2 218 363 176 14 61 47 4 19 10 49 12 90 226

1,100 93 356 II 319 49 38 4 387 29 5 11 924 1,847 407 62 29 257 60 114 7 2 285 617

230 45 57 149 37 24 8 5 14 210 421 115 15 60 51 15 4 1 86 209 851 199 167 5 585 167 24 17 75 10 3 19 620 1,238 686 97 295 25 357 70 2 32 2 2 554 1,178

25 2 13 8 2 4 3 18 21 41

128 2 73 52 2 3 112 196

181 2 42 132 2 7 115 287 70 8 4~ 25 8 2 4 54 99

665 106 230 14 335 87 21 2 79 3 12 107 491 916 253 145 107 3 144 142 1 176 250

322 20 121 2 155 10 8 46 3 156 227 341 319 26 139 6 118 19 6 56 3 462 710

759 74 316 9 414 63 2S 44 804 1,530

109 15 66 4 29 11 14 185 278 321 7 95 199 6 1 26 338 730 285 66 45 1 177 64 7 56 I 312 496 884 26 361 6 413 14 6 2 104 4 5 9 1,010 1,771

753 469 190 2 527 445 3 5 33 17 57 89 594 834

70 5 34 5 31 5 67 141

141 S4 31 13 43 1 169 304 662 39 353 2 183 19 24 13 102 5 50 22 849 1,624

234

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-MADHUBANI URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of Total population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu-

Serial Thana no./ hectares Relliden- House- tional and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Literates

no. Town/Wardl and of till holds Population) Castes Tribes Circle town/ward Houses

in km.2 (' __ .. _...A.. __ ~ ,.--__ ...A..._ .~ ( __ ...A... __ ~ r--...A.·-~

P M F M F M F M F

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

REVENUE THANA-MADHUBANI-contd.

71 Kajiana (89) 44.11 168 168 1,100 551 549 64 61 135 64 72 Mominpur (90) 242.40 369 369 2,149 1,070 1,079 78 76 345 121 73 Mohiuddinpur (91) 247.26 265 265 1,476 735 741 218 216 249 67 74 Bhagirathpur (92) 77.70 63 86 477 235 242 66 70 III 63 75 Tarachandpur (93) 20.64 9 9 49 30 19 12

76 Lachhmipur (94) 201.94 278 290 1,456 714 742 640 662 284 81 77 Maksuda (95) 511.77 1,175 1,193 6,540 3,163 3,377 431 476 1,343 802 78 Dahibat Dih (127/2) 31.16 67 87 548 281 267 105 105 138 59 79 Salempur (129) 93.08 126 169 804 401 403 18 14 75 22 80 Ale (130) 53.42 14 26 116 58 58 2

Total 15,175.66 19,220 23,087 129,244 65,103 64,141 9,503 9,323 97 94 23,446 11,704

MADHUBANI

Ward no. 1 N.A. 204 301 1,887 1,038 849 158 38 452 104 2 Ward no. 2 N.A. 296 353 2,223 1,173 1,050 191 189 755 259 3 Ward no. 3 N.A. 273 304 2,203 1,228 975 69 64 714 258 4 Ward no. 4 N.A. 263 263 1,862 998 864 36 30 802 502 5 Ward no. 5 N.A. 284 313 2,028 1,085 943 137 124 642 298

6 Ward no. 6 kA. 207 242 1,863 1,033 830 2 605 275 7 Ward no. 7 N.A. 199 199 1,085 600 485 63 54 456 204 8 Ward no. 8 N.A. 232 232 1,473 796 677 30 31 516 233 9 Ward no. 9 N.A. 297 306 2,216 1,232 984 22 25 860 439

10 Ward no. 10 N.A. 279 281 1,831 984 847 III 103 537 232

11 Ward no. 11 N.A. 168 264 1,536 823 713 18 14 554 254 12 Ward no. 12 N.A. 373 374 2,339 1,229 1,110 80 75 590 280 13 Ward no· 13 N.A. 199 201 1,480 795 685 54 58 540 297 14 Ward no. 14 N.A. 252 309 1,605 968 637 8 6 769 363 15 Ward no. 15 N.A. 283 352 2,117 1,245 872 87 66 994 559

16 Ward no. 16 N.A. 210 211 1,576 968 608 23 13 776 394 17 Ward no. l? N.A. 332 332 2,024 1,067 957 133 121 569 292 18 Ward no. 18 N.A. 272 291 2,163 1,223 940 69 26 568 197 19 Ward no. 19 N.A. 327 330 2,764 1,472 1,292 720 265 20 Ward no. 20 N.A. 251 251 1,771 900 871 34 47 382 113

21 Ward no. 21 N.A. 235 235 1,613 792 821 103 109 445 175 22 Ward no. 22 N.A. 178 266 1,661 835 826 88 80 240 52 23 Ward no. 23 N.A. 232 232 1,804 916 888 393 160 24 Ward no. 24 N.A. 280 280 2,021 1, ]02 919 63 72 519 106

Total 2.52 6,126 6,722 45,145 24,502 20,643 1,579 1,345 1 14,398 6,311

23S

SUBDIVISI0N.,.-MAJ,)HUB~Ni SADM~. CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS ,-------------------"------------------.---~

Total Main eu ltiva tors Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labourers Industry- [IIJ, IV, V (b) Marginal Non- Workers (I-IX) (I) (11) Manufacturing, and VI to IX} Workers

Processing, Servicing and Repairs

[V (a)J ,---"-~ r---"--~ ,---"--~ ,----"--~ ,---"--~ ,---"--~ ,--...A.._~

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

213 13 42 2 117 5 34 5 20 1 17 3 321 533 523 37 196 16 273 18 6 48 3 55 547 987 298 36 161 18 61 16 27 49 2 31 SO 406 655 109 5 91 13 126 242

15 14 1 15 19

364 12 32 2 308 9 1 23 32 349 698 1,476 57 313 4 778 25 106 19 279 9 37 143 1,650 3,177

127 1 56 54 17 154 266 229 3 156 70 3 3 172 400

32 31 1 26 58

32,024 3,201 )0,927 350 15,323 2,391 1,371 177 4,403 283 541 1,648 32,538 59,292

MUNICIPALITY

480 11 16 Hl4 9 31 249 2 558 838 570 25 33 96 13 54 387 12 ~c. 603 1,025 446 22 18 2 25 5 30 4 373 11 2 780 953 377 17 35 5 17 J4 311 12 621 847 454 45 7 52 5 395 39 5 626 897

470 17 9 34 2 427 15 2 563 811 252 33 4 36 17 212 15 6 348 446 359 19 4 3 2 352 17 437 658 476 25 16 1 14 4 445 21 2 '154 959 441 20 5 53 3 383 16 3 7 540 820

343 11 7 16 6 314 11 480 702 565 15 10 79 3 473 15 664 1,095 307 18 10 297 18 488 667 390 14 4 4 18 4 364 10 578 623 533 26 25 11 15 2 482 24 2 712 844

288 13 6 2 15 3 265 10 12 668 595 436 32 40 2 86 2 18 2 292 26 23 2 608 923 636 20 52 1 129 4 261 194 15 6 581 920 696 65 17 1 9 410 63 260 1 1 68 775 1,159 385 8 21 8 8 1 348 7 'I 515 862

35,9 14 45 72 10 4 232 10 1 433 800 41() 3.4 54 120 8 12 4 22A 22 1 425 791 4(5~ . ~6 . 3 25 341 62 99 4, 4.48 822 490 9 10 46 2$9 145' 9 612 910

10,631 579 441 11 983 45 1,684 180 7,523 341 54 97 13,R17 19,967

236

DEVELOPMENt 'BLOCK- BISFJ

URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu-

Serial Thana no./ hectares Residen- House- tional and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Literates no. Town/Ward/ and of tial holds Popalation) Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses in km.'

,----" ..... -- _"--'" ,- -.--"-----... ,---"'----... ,--.-"-----... P M F M F M F M F

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

REVENUE THANA-BENIPATTl

1 Sibaul (145) 128.69 187 279 1,692 834 858 83 77 226 60 2 Rathos (146) 471.45 492 714 4,234 2,135 2,099 104 87 783 322 3 Bardaha (147) 203.15 204 350 2.212 1,078 1,134 82 76 683 400 4 Madhpuf (148) 89.84 32 37 243 126 117 42 13

1 Jagban (149) 713.55 585 891 4,990 2,424 2,566 514 487 630 212

6 Hiropatli (150) 124.24 134 216 1,124 543 581 78 74 175 95 7 Janipur (151) 67.99 148 258 1,'1.77 614 663 111 95 160 93 8 Madhopur (152) 36.08 71 77 366 163 203 33 40 28 10 9 Sarsoti (153) 55.44 15 15 112 52 60 33 7

10 Tisi Narsam (154) 601.35 858 1,158 6,908 3,469 3,439 324 313 1,007 386

11 Damla (155) 105.62 339 339 1,998 987 1,011 50 43 622 455 12 Baingra (156) 517.18 351 426 2,382 1,177 1,205 128 144 316 118 13 Balba (157) 264.66 301 455 2,644 1,245 1,399 76 81 500 319 14 Marwa (158) 97.93 112 112 748 380 368 17 14 176 47 15 Chahuta (159) 310.39 762 1,046 5,596 2,769 2,827 253 279 1,458 784

16 Gorhaul (160) 217.00 252 263 1,469 751 718 189 204 156 41 17 Jairampur (161) 33.99 Uninhabited 18 SaduJIahpur (162) 286 11 391 404 2,306 1,089 1,217 121 135 319 120 19 Dudhail (163) 284.09 215 342 1,944 1,004 940 387 371 158 66 20 Raghauli (164) 634.14 451 689 4,008 1,964 2,044 370 423 741 421

21 Usauth (165) 107.64 155 214 1,293 643 650 122 158 175 30 22 Araziusauth (166) 39.66 Uninhabited 23 Singhia (167) 1,480.22 1,465 2,017 11,314 5,626 5,688 645 642 1,647 509 24 Singhaso (168) 49].98 657 940 5,752 2,770 2,982 93 111 1,180 434 25 Chaparia (169) 248.88 208 355 2,149 1,061 1,088 45 44 515 i66

26 Nurchak (170) 858.73 983 1,443 8,327 3,973 4,354 251 252 1,343 552 27 Bisfi (171) 921.86 886 1,164 6,352 3,!51 3,201 427 417 82l 194 28 Bherwa (172) 205.98 471 527 3,067 1,472 1,595 9 14 399 146 29 Sakrari (173) 148.52 130 130 693 345 348 21 :i.6 162 13 30 Parohi (174) 115.74 130 233 1,178 6':12 576 35 30 ' 194 70

31 Patauna (175) 95~50 217 321 1,845 944 901 13 14 196 28 32 Usrahi (176) 99.15 102 166 1,126 569 557 12 12 t37 50 33 'ParsauI)i (178) 927.12 1,527 . .1,905 10,756 5,256 5.500 375 352 1,708 799 34 :..,Arazi Parsauni (179) 33.18 Uninhabite,d 35· , Raghopur (181) 429.77 3~8 405 2,231 1;~4 1,137 211 196 . 339 . 134

237

SUBDlVISI0N-MADHUBANI SAnAR

CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS r----·-------·----------..A..------------·--------.

Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labourers Industry- fIJI, IV, V(b) Marginal Non-Workers (I-IX) (1) (1I) Manufacturing, and VI to IX] Workers

Processing, Servicing

and Repairs [V(a)]

r--- ..A..--_~ ,.-_-..A.. __ ~ ,. __ ..A.. __ ~ r---"--·--~ { ___ ..A.. ___ ~ ,.--_..J> ___ ~ ,- -__ _A_ ___ ~

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28

461 52 183 227 33 13 15 38 4 10 373 796 1,096 181 635 75 419 92 11 9 31 5 74 1,039 1,844

445 92 194 6 205 80 1 45 6 613 1,042 59 1 44 8 1 () 67 115

1,245 391 406 lt6 754 266 34 7 51 2 1 178 2,174

269 32 66 4 172 25 4 27 3 274 549 303 200 69 15 222 185 4 8 311 463 64 4 21 23 5 15 4 5 67 94 132 25 16 7 2 27 60

1,740 158 627 2 984 104 23 ~9 106 3 1,728 3_281

455 172 261 70 141 55 8 52 39 49 163 483 676 645 78 246 11 349 57 10 6 40 4 3 532 1,124 607 30 222 343 26 3 42 638 1,369 200 50 86 5 89 43 25 2 5 175 318

1,085 239 526 105 295 1C4 8 10 256 20 27 16 1,657 2,572

430 124 175 225 ]22 4 2 26 15 88 306 506

558 172 219 10 283 ]48 6 50 13 5 71 526 974 474 31 72 1 363 29 11 28 165 530 744

1,066 442 488 25 498 404 80 ]2 22 21 ~76 1,581

381 34 70 307 34 4 262 616

2,928 266 1,533 61 1,150 178 20 13 225 14 71 366 2,627 5,056 1,274 34] 752 75 455 239 19 25 48 2 62 319 1,434 . 2,322

566 63 304 6 228 56 13 1 21 1 495 1,024

1,938 312 873 36 816 176 56 84 193 16 209 925 1,826 3,117 1,695 292 856 47 714 201 16 33 109 11 :2 98 1,384 2,811

763 197 265 24 450 170 48 3 39 3]5 670 1,083 179 66 83 83 65 13 9 36 157 246 243 4 88 129 4 26 8 73 351 499

449 3 165 250 1 2 2 32 495 898 239 170 ]20 12 117 48 ]06 2 4 7 6 323 381

2,512 580 1,198 68 ],141 451 31 41 142 20 59 400 2,685 4,520

517 152 185 ]0 308 142 4 20 19 10 558 975

238

DEVELOpMENt BLOCK--BISFI

URBAN/VILLAGE. PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of Total Popula tion village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu-

Serial Thana no.! hectares Residen- House- tional and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Literates no. Town/Ward/ and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses in km.2

,--.--"----, ,-. __ ..A.._-, ~-..A..-. -, ,-_..A.._-, P M F M F M F M F

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

REVENUE THANA--BENIPATTI-contd.

36 Nahas Rupauli (217) 749.11 568 1,012 5,559 2,730 2,829 300 270 883 175 37 Sohans (225) 442.72 287 425 2,694 1,375 1,319 98 100 341 36 38 Raghepura (226) 167.13 377 379 2,408 1,265 1,143 254 205 207 7 39 Ajnauli (227) 172.39 110 110 851 442 409 98 108 86 5 40 Bajraha (228) 263.45 96 224 1,267 629 638 120 96 203 122

41 Genaura (229) 266.28 262 367 2,064 1,008 1,056 97 91 375 167 42 Kerwar (230) 338.72 347 518 2,961 1,492 1,468 59 56 410 109 43 AzRakbe (231) 64.34 39 39 218 113 105 24 17 10

Jafara. 44 Jafra (232) 378.38 409 559 2,909 1,446 1,463 275 272 356 29 45 Mokadampur (233) 138.81 82 82 385 199 186 42 36 08 9

46 Belaunja (234) 201.13 281 449 2,674 1,316 1,358 81 (19 590 211 47 Chandarbana (235) 89.84 101 101 533 260 273 19 12 63 4 48 Bhagaubli (236) 91.46 76 134 722 359 363 8 8 82 15 49 Marhia (237) 134.35 141 204 1,030 519 511 107 103 101 13 50 Inamat (238) 8.50 Uninhabited

51 Kbairi Banka (241) 939.26 1,115 1,518 8,953 4,401 4,552 187 178 1,651 820 52 Dhepura (242) 216.10 212 390 2,120 1,051 1,069 197 190 449 118 53 Aunsi (243) 393.35 1,137 1,267 7,452 3,508 3,944 223 192 1,686 875

Babhangawan 54 Bhoj Paraul (244) 701.62 745 990 5,550 2,806 2,744 179 196 973 331 55 Simri (245) 573.43 734 1,037 5,763 2,857 2,906 U7 151 1,019 447

56 Inamat (246) 19.42 Uninhabited 57 Salempur (247J 325.77 299 300 1,671 808 863 223 236 273 33

Total 18,122.38 20,657 27,996 160,120 78,895 81,225 7,927 7,817 4 26,855 10,720

239

SUBDIVISION-MADHUBANI SADAR

CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS ,-_________________ J.... ______________ -~

Other Workers Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Workers Labourers Industry- [III, IV, V t b) Marginal Non-Workers (I-IX) (I) (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX] Workers

Processiog, Servicing

and Repairs [V (a)l

,-_.A-----.. ,-_J...._---.. ,-_J...._---.. ,--J...._---.. ,--J...._~ ,-_..A..----.. ,-_J...._~

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

1,430 121 836 S8 S4S 60 8 3 41 30 333 1,270 2,375 782 6 377 5 398 1 7 593 1,313 765 2 155 600 2 9 500 1,141 219 102 118 25 97 77 4 2 17 221 290 248 5 110 2 130 2 8 47 14 334 619

485 12 178 28t 9 3 26 27 496 1,044 702 30 509 5 185 23 7 2 791 1,438

53 19 34 61) 105

801 26 385 7 350 18 43 23 1 3 644 1,434 112 5 63 47 5 2 87 181

595 4 340 236 4 19 9 712 1 353 138 1 93 1 ,5 10 1 121 271 216 8 120 2 79 4 2 15 2 18 63 125 292 273 26 52 1 188 24 14 19 1 2 10 244 475

1,960 92 781 13 1,064 58 19 11 96 10 193 224 2,248 4,236 477 11 236 180 7 15 1 46 3 87 236 487 822

1,516 79 570 35 573 38 45 5 328 1 9 75 1,983 3,790

1,413 46 706 5 551 41 31 12S 3 24 1,390 2,674 1,32'2 120 794 75 386 40 14 128 4 3 11 1,532 2,775

439 213 201 S 20 12 357 863

38,857 5,625 17,703 1,018 17,915 3,951 495 440 2,744 216 1,129 4,241 38,909 71,359

240

Of.'VU.OPMENT DLOCK-BENIPATTI URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu-

Serial Thana no./ hectares Residen- House- tional and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Litera tes

no. Town/Ward/ and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes Circle town/ward Houses

in km~. , __ ._-A. ___ -, r----A. -----,

,-_..A.._----, , _ __.A.. _______

P M F M F M F M F

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

REVENUE THANA-BENIPATTI- cont(/.

1 Kesuli (34) 251.31 226 226 1,277 672 605 157 139 132 32 2 Manpaur (35) 815.03 927 1,055 6,003 3,026 2,977 338 305 1,061 398 3 Ladaut (36) 273.16 408 475 2,611 1,290 1,321 129 146 333 70 4 Mohamadpur (37) 348.43 325 335 2,029 1,037 992 31 33 336 82 5 Barantpur (38) 104.8i 69 113 650 337 313 51 49 60 5

6 Teoth (39) 913.77 861 1,040 6,184 3,127 3,057 435 412 1,207 334 7 Adhwari (40) 135.57 222 222 1,251 648 603 16 13 116 10 8 Chak Bhedi (41) 10.12 Uninhabited 9 Khutauna (42) 165.92 188 188 1,054 468 586 77 82 106 42

10 Salha (43) 304.32 198 198 1,203 639 564 126 2

11 Deuri (86) 88.62 38 69 399 205 194 118 82 12 Dhanauja (87) 188.99 158 268 1,648 839 809 159 145 385 lOt 13 Arazi Uchaith (88) 37.64 54 77 .102 158 144 73 71 18 3 14 Uchaith (89) 199.10 155 224 1,321 686 635 67 54 178 24 15 Jagat (90) 120.19 115 231 1,295 611 684 188 30

16 Arazi Jagat (91) 36.83 78 78 492 229 263 5 5 105 36 17 Kachhara (92) 20Ll3 236 367 1,929 912 1,017 141 138 202 55 18 Betauna (93) 387.28 315 315 1,681 833 848 97 97 295 81 19 Samada (94) 474.29 257 410 2,292 1,187 1,105 101 94 315 52 20 Lorika (95) 338.31 144 265 1,405 715 690 201 231 285 80

21 Sohraul (108) 286.92 295 402 2,220 1,045 1,175 121 140 312 183 22 Chandpura (l09) 344 38 98 98 565 269 296 47 3 23 Chandpur Patti (110) 191.82 194 194 1,064 521 543 66 84 94 34 24 Chandpura (111 ) 185.34 161 161 883 463 420 15 13 116 82 25 Chandpura (112) 25.90 40 40 253 144 ]0') 92 51

26 Dhanukhi (113) 141.23 81 134 727 361 366 14 13 81 15 27 Madhopur (114) 216.10 197 197 1, III 527 584 101 101 132 57 28 Barri (lf5) 656.80 735 736 4,193 2,109 2,084 171 172 588 244 29 Bishunpur (116) 30134 257 257 1,491 744 747 186 186 90 23 30 Agaropatti (117) 74.87 83 83 541 266 275 5 5 74 12

31 Makea ( 118) 12464 228 228 1,404 677 727 123 134 182 59 32 Bishai (119) 72.84 123 123 692 326 366 53 64 172 80

Larugawan 33 Larugawan (120) 127.47 145 183 1,337 675 652 83 75 290 108 34 Bhagw.l tipu r (121) DO.71 187 187 918 439 479 265 292 76 37 35 Agai (122) 72.84 63 63 325 161 164 1 87 53

241

SUBDIVISION-MADHUBANI SADAR

CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS r---~- - ---~------~--- _~ ______ ..A.. ___________________ ~

Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labourers Industry- l III, IV, V (b) Marginal Non-Workers (I-IX) (1) (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX] Workers

Processing, Servicing

and Repairs

,- _..A._---.., W(a)]

,-_.A.. __ --.. ,. ---"-----J r--..A...-~ f··_..A..--1 ,. __ ..A.._~ r--.A..-~

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

343 10 105 4 227 3 11 3 36 329 559

1,382 128 541 12 674 108 13 7 154 48 29 1,596 2,820 664 33 133 12 417 20 88 26 626 1,288 483 74 174 3 287 71 22 17 554 901 202 40 158 4 134 312

1,512 62 716 22 670 33 7 4 119 3 5 14 1,610 2,981 245 8 151 3 82 5 4 8 25 16 378 579

218 2 121 94 3 2 250 584

393 212 181 246 564

86 85 t 1 118 193

439 (;2 263 2 166 80 2 8 4 399 723 104 14 5 75 2 13 10 11 2 54 130

369 12 105 186 9 16 62 2 317 623

288 192 86 10 323 684

90 42 32 16 139 263

444 63 177 16 24J 47 4 23 4 464 953 323 18 169 3 124 14 30 I 510 830

605 54 465 23 104 28 27 9 2 3 582 1,048 346 221 115 10 369 689

483 9 278 6 173 31 3 562 1,166

145 1 40 1 104 1 124 295

264 4 127 1 99 3 11 27 257 539

183 80 89 14 35 45 245 375

49 33 11 5 5 90 109

181 19 116 2 63 17 '" 2 7 6 173 341

288 24 165 11 92 9 31 4 2 237 559

~ 1,182 70 588 4 528 61 20 46 5 927 ~ 2,014

419 15 IB 2 243 II 13 20 2 . 16 325 716

134 86 42 6 132 275

355 2 187 2 159 1 8 322 725

140 9 80 38 8 7 .. ' 15 20 9 166 348

318 15 189 6 97 6 32 3 2 1 . 355 646

~36 ] 62 174 1 203 478 19 39 24 Z 43 37 "!

12 .. , 82 12?

242

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-BENIPATTI URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu-

Serial Thana no. hectares Residen- House- tiona I and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Literates

no. Town/Wardl and of tial holds Population) Castes Trices

Circle town/ward Houses in km.2

.-__ ...A._ __ -... ,..----"--- ~ ,-__ "-_-... , __ ...A.__

---."

P M F M F M F M F

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

REVENUE THANA-BENIPATTI-contd.

31) Bagwara (123) 63.94 153 153 802 357 445 61 62 142 67 37 Shahpur (124) Hl6.03 242 290 1,502 706 796 74 92 299 206 38 Rampur (125) 49.37 148 148 790 375 415 70 69 134 68 39 Bandolwa (126) 7.28 17 17 95 44 51 4. 40 Chhalkara (127) 91.46 71 71 476 242 234 64 61 81 53

41 Shiunagar (128) 260.21 260 260 1,652 853 799 75 77 281 128 42 Sonkauli (129) 50.59 139 178 1,269 609 660 7 8 239 111 43 Matrahri (130) 63.94 41 57 274 131 143 20 8 44 Basaitha (131) 574.65 792 792 4,255 2.148 2,107 272 253 715 600 45 Arazi Basaitha(132) 38.44 5 11 56 25 31 2

46 Matrahari (133) 162,68 263 263 1,605 809 796 87 96 317 122 47 Karhara (134) 431.39 373 456 2,588 1,252 1,336 80 85 254 69 48 Uren (135) 261.02 86 159 952 477 475 46 54 144 36 49 Ranipur (136) 107.24 81 81 442 217 225 43 15 SO Najira (137) SO.18 205 205 1,450 753 697 19 25 348 202

51 Meghban (138) 302.70 288 394 2,332 1,232 1,100 117 110 372 213 52 Rajban (139) 94.29 72 106 615 320 295 71 74 37 7 53 Pali (140) 1,200 28 609 869 5,132 2,523 2,609 210 219 896 182 54 Damodarpur (141) 419,25 214 367 2.081 976 1,105 122 137 507 295 55 Ahpur (142) 158.23 298 300 1,605 790 815 90 90 324 128

56 GanguJi (143) 382.83 401 590 3,157 1,564 1,593 88 84 311 41 57 Balia (144) 335.08 309 364 2,044 947 1,097 133 142 337 172 .58 Gendaul (177) 67.99 Uninhabited 59 Andhri (180) 210.03 286 286 1,509 747 762 101 106 66 14 60 Kataia (182) 381.21 807 808 4,371 2,127 2,244 148 163 679 199

61 Bankata (183) 255.87 154 251 1,367 659 708 159 177 211 105 62 Behta (184) 30108 521 616 3,590 1,809 1,781 381 390 547 189 63 Benipatti (185) 77011 1,156 1,404 8,283 4,198 4,085 606 565 1,763 648 64 Parsauna (186) 74866 852 1,102 7,023 3,472 3,551 355 319 1,368 533 65 Brua (187) 227.83 101 101 662 333 329 75 84 88 13

,66 Parkauli Tikuli(l88) 180.49 374 374 1,907 989 918 97 95 177 10 67 Atrauli (189) 220.96 216 216 1,456 728 728 133 130 200 62 68 Dhagjara (190) 228.24 619 589 3,801 1,890 1,911 274 265 689 292 69 Chanputa (191) 165.51 173 173 1,052 522 530 94 gy 127 18

70 Ch'atra (In) 226,22 432 432 2,247 1,114 1,133 141 140 423 2Z~

i43

SUBDIVISION-MADiiuBANI SADAIt CENsus ABSTRACT

.. ,. .. . .

MAIN WORKERS ,_---__ .--_.-_._----- ------.... I...--------.----------~

Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labourers Indu.Btry- [III, IV, V(b) Marginal Non-Workers (I-IX) (I) (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX] Workers

Processing, Servicing,

and Repairs [V(a)j

.' __ ..A.-~ (_.A.. __ ---.. r--.A..-~ r-___"_-~ r---A._-.., r---A..-~ ,---...A._-.., M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

154 21 49 80 14 14 4 11 2 5 203 419 292 2 105 128 3 S6 1 414 794 181 1 42 124 2 13 194 414 21 3 11 3 8 2 23 48

114 36 77 1 2 126 233

43\ 38 266 10 13S 22 4 2 26 4 37 422 724 284 12 103 IS2 6 2 2 27 4 10 i6 315 632 60 6 11 1 4S 4 4 1 1· 71 136

1,267 89 522 628 87 116 2 2 4 879 .2,014 . 12 4 2 6 2 4 2 1 ' 13" 26

461 1 255 1 197 9 3 348 792 626 6 333 3 262 1 3 28 2 626 1,330 211 40 144 11 60 29 7 266 435 130 1 22 103 5 1 87 • 224' 360 50 90 177 42 9 2 84 5 393 647

.562 9 285 220 4 2 55 5 32 638 1,091 185 84 46 3 101 6S 38 16 1 135 210

1,240 113 800 16 404 89 6 35 2 36 188 1,247 2,308 381 5 l14 1 114 3 2 51 I 6 595 ,1,094 294 5 139 1 115 4 40 496 810

;._:'

799 4 346 1 435 2 18 4 765 1,585 . 411 8 255 5 132 3 24 1 535 1,089

450 19 72 375 17 3 2 91 297 652-1,164 32 556 18 532 12 10 66 2 3 963 2,209

280 25 91 5 149 20 6 34 379 682 961 287 319 47 466 233 35 2 141 5 1 848 1,493

1,939 169 814 43 625 69 114 48 386 9 2 2 2,257 : 3,914 . 1,'81 .158 737 44 760 111 2 82 3 40 .. 6(1 1,1151 3,327'

179 2 49 127 2 3 154 327' .,

m 5 412 1 86 3 12 .1 .'. 47& 91~'

290 168 wi 4 43-8 728 868 .' 31 302 ' 4 349 13 35 6 182 8 2 1,~ 1,878 218 172 65 11 274 530 489. ,~ il6 1 306 48 67 ... '.~S . 1:083.

.. ~~ ..

24.4

URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu-

Serial Thana no. hectares Residen- House- tional and Houseless Scheduled scheduled Literates no. Town/Ward/ and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses in km.2

r----"-------, ,--"--.--, r--.A.--~ ,_._--"----, p M F M F M F M F

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

REVENUE THANA-BENIPATTl-contd.

71 Akuli (193) 162.68 133 133 691 365 326 84 79 23 2

72 Depura (194) 143.26 166 322 1,835 906 929 63 60 429 187

73 Barharnpura (195) 331.84 40R 408 2,352 1,131 1,221 254 236 370 127

74 Dumra (191) 207.60 283 284 1,647 856 791 69 74 :m 60 75 Akaur (197) 464.57 547 547 2,941 1,528 1,413 273 300 461 105

76 Nagwar f198) 374.33 523 523 2,659 J,328 1,331 16] 193 392 102

71 Karhi (199) 677.84 704 852 4,660 2,347 2,313 473 462 ... 607 155

7.8 Naokabhi (200) 216.91 526 551 3,078 1,544 1,534 1~4 170 592 223

79 Az Rakbe (201) 25.09 Uninhabited Naokarhi

80 Hibba (202) 47.35 55 55 264 132 132 31

81 Bktara (203) 248.48 294 328 1,640 825 815 109 III 225 96

82 Mahua (204) 88.22 19 42 187 93 94 19 15 18 1

83 Fakirana (205) 45.73 9 9 34 18 16 18 16

84 Arazi Pandaul (206) 50.99 Uninhabited 85 Paraul (207) 366.64 418 478 2,618 1,351 1,267 287 275 376 105

86 Parjuar (208) 79034 1,061 1,316 7,567 3,821 3,746 260 330 1,647 459

87 Dbanga (209) 67420 632 931 5,570 2,739 2,831 179 192 . 1,046 378

88 Arazi Paraul (210) 7.28 Uninhabited 89 Arazi Paraul (211) 17.40 Uninhabited 90 Jhonjhi (212) 242.81 240 240 1,438 726 712 72 65 281 80

91 Muretb (213) 416.42 374 662 3,656 1,813 1,843 143 167 463 96 92 Bija)pura (214) 317.27 318 477 2,499 1,249 1,250 172 154 482 175

93 Kapasia (215) 270.73 397 646 3,430 1,760 1,670 99 87 679 235

94 Mirzapur (216) 104.00 13 24 118 55 63 8 7 23 1

95 Pauna (218) 171.58 243 243 1,416 675 741 131 146 240 70

96 Nagdah B:llain (219) 489.66 866 973 5,204 2,595 2,609 233 213 850 355

97 Kusmau) (220) 230.26 118 214 997 498 499 73 69 134 24 98 Barmotar (221) 28.73 Uninhabited

Lachbmipur 99 Arazi Anrer (222) 17.81 12 13 84 38 46 10 1

100 Anrer (223) 1,182.88 1,346 1,984 11,106 5,559 5,547 449 413 1,963 559

101 Bliadiui (224) 137.59 149 163 880 462 418 53 38 120 26 102 Baijalpur (239) 93.48 102 102 604 306 298 29 29 124 SO 103 :K.amrahi (240) 37.23 '. Uninhf:rbited

Total 26,237.50 28,575 34,245 194,367 97,00.$ 97,363 11,540 11,455 1 1 32.062 11,268

. 24j

SUBDIVlSION·..;MADHU8ANl sADAk CENS\)S ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS ,.--_______________ ....-...A....- _____ ----______ -,

Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labourers Industry- [III, IV, V(b) Marginal Non-Worken (I-IX) (1) (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX) Workers

Processing, Servicing,

and Repairs [V(a)] , .. _-"--, '---"---1 ''- ---"---1 ,---"---~ ,---"------, ,----"- --._

I ,--....A..._ -,

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

171 63 26 145 63 194 263 387 33 249 26 105 6 33 1 80 519 .816 548 27 289 8 235 18 24 1 583 1,194 392 13 235 2 103 21 12 42 463 767 895 7 446 1 437 6 12 633 1.,406

655 105 234 3 409 101 2 10 1 , 673 ~,226 1,160 : ~ 93 520 23- 590 47 4 21 46 .2 1,187 . 2,220

730 76 362 4- 312 71 3 53 8.14 _ 1,458

75 14 56 5 57 132

439 16 J20 259 16 J1 49 10 2 376 797 53 17 36 ... 40 94 11 7 11 7 7 9

7J5 87 366 13 318 72 30 2 2 636 1,178

1,627 126 977 29 533 92 12 4 105 1 .144 60 2,050 3,560 1,196 41 424 5 592 23 8 9 172 4 9 4 1,534 2,786

331 17 248 8 56 6 27 3 3 392 695

953 3 530 3 386 5 32 859, J,84O 601 18 239 6 221 5 51 1 90 6 1 ~8 1,231 922 46 261 6 244 20 321 16 96 4 9 837 1,615 31 3 5 9 2 14 1 3 24 60

269 25 65 '" 119 22 37 3 48 3 11 403 705

1,277 145 406 6 670 103- 38 34 163 2 15 32 1,30~ 2,43f 292 4 68 2 207 ~ .. 3 14 2 1 9 295 48f,i

23 17 6 15 46 2,698 113 1,220 37 1,098 72 40 340 4 85 339 2,776 5,095

230 ' 68 158 1 \._, ... 4 ... 232 417 157 1 120 23 ·1 14 149 , 297

, , '.' .:\.

47.266 3,131 21,525 542 20,872 2,257 1,035 184 3,134 1.018 584 1,181 .019,.'" 93,0!1

URBAN/VILLAGE .PRlMAl~.

Name of Area of No. of Total· Population

village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu-

Serial Thana no., hectares Residen- House- tional .and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Literates

no. Town/Ward/ and of Hal holds Population Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses in km.2

,---"----~ ,~..A...~-:,\ ,_ ..A... __ ----.. ,.-..A..._----"

P M F M F M F M F

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

REVENUE THANA--BENIPATTl-contd.

1 Raima (49) 435.03 424 424 2,369 1,198 1,171 132 125 263 41

2 Rampur Birt t56) 199.10 209 213 1,221 603 618 6 8 95 24

3 Madllwapur l57) 219.34 709 711 3,880 1,989 1,891 123 119 869 287

4 Rampur (58) 4856 163 163 868 417 4S1 15 14 174 5S 5 PaIsa (59) 50.59 50 50 311 158 153 101 26

6 Ramnagar Kaira( 60) 39.26 52 52 288 161 127 15 11 37 7

7 Basuki B,ihari (61) 1,253.70 1,432 1,433 8,161 4,075 4,086 59() 585 2 1,358 37()

8 Durgapatti (62) 75.68 177 177 1,036 486 550 14 10. 193 72

9 Hanuman (63) 165.92 125 125 749 395 354 87 66 80 3

Nagar

10 Aura (64) 150.14 III 111 615 325 290 13 12 69 3

11 Balwa (65) 106.34 450 450 2,523 1,270 1,253 214 225 348 53

12 Madhu Dih (66) 38.44 32 32 156 79 77 20 19 21 14

13 Bairwa (67) 364.62 381 381 2,048 1,067 981 265 258 225 51

14 Mukhla Patti (68) 611.07 560 565 3,165 1,580 1,585 359 381 520 42

15 Sahar (69) 1.127.03 1,235 .1,294 7,266 3,696 3,570 373 355 1,479 340

16 Beswaria (70) 121.00 257 257 1,399 681 718 38 57 137 12

17 Akaha t 71 ) .97.93 95 95 536 265 271 16 13 90 21

18 Sobrauli (72) 189.39 159 159 927 467 460 141 135 157 24

19 Marwat Sabrauli t73) 9.31 Uninhabited

20 Karahuan (74) 181.51 248 248 1,327 660 667 55 50 177 20

21· . Awari lnamat (75) 20.23 Uninhabited 22 Baiagra (76) 278.42 350 360 1,749 906 843 76 76 519 325

23 Pihwara (77) 260.61 375 379 2037 980 1,007 124 124 168 59

24' Utra· (78) 389.71 S72 576 3,302 1;718 1,5~4 376 355 524 107

25 Loma· (79) 170.37 159 159 941 476 465 60 46 169 11

26 Mahua (80) 284.89 2()5 2()5 .1,160 543 617 88 92 217 105

21 Salempur (81) 567.17 .633 635 3,375 .1,699 1,676 124 120 474 68

28 Ratauli (82) 100.77 202 202 851 457 394 84 70 63

29 pokhrauni (83) 47.35 153 153 721 336 385 149 172 95 5

30 pokhrauni Birta(84) 72.44 88 88 453 212 221 134 141 48 6 . '" "

31 Dumra (85) 151.35 154 154 755 357 398 S9 72 6() 15

32 Mint,· . (96) 259.00 214 214 1,024 500 524 68 73 70 1

3l PakaTs~m (97) 264.66 146 ~O 1,160 572 588 18: 190 147, 36 34 Awari (9&) 235.12 321 321 1,986 1,021 !)6S lQ6 96 52$ 149

35 Alldauli (99) 91.05 71 72 517 265 252 50 43 156 48

·247

~lJq~lVl~ION.J-oMADJ-IVBANI· $AIM~

CENSVS ABST~CT

MAIN WORKERS r----------------------"----- ------.-------------,

Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labourers Industry- [III, IV, V~b) Marginal Non-Workers (I-IX) (II) (JII) Manufacturing, and VI to IXJ Workers

Processing, ~rvicing

and kepairs [V(a)]

, -----"---, r---"---, r--.A---, ,-..A.. __ ,. ,-----A-_'---" r--..A..----., r--..A..-~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

497 18 225 13 246 5 25 3 698 1,153 307 43 83 3 167 35 8 2 49 3 296 575

1,029 98 317 12 316 36 115 22 281 28 28 104 932 1,689 167 14 92 4 46 8 2 27 15 34 235 403 54 5 49 5 2 1 2 25 6 79' 142

76 1 26 49 1 1 16 1 69 125 1,995 149 936 27 889 73 39 45 131 4 53 200 2,027 3,737

226 2 107 :1 72 28 19 2 258 548 239 1 98 140 1 17 27 139 326

165 94 60 10 160 289

683 12 364 2 258 6 12 49 4 4 583 1,241 43 8 30 1 4 36 77

567 11 201 2 342 5 24 4 105 499 865 828 25 373 11 394 14 22 39 752 1,560

1,806 73 926 14 689 55 17 174 4 1,889 3,497

338 21 243 6 73 11 7 15 4 10 343 687 147 2 25 118 2 4 75 118 194 221 5 105 112 5 4 33 245 422

347 33 90 2 236 31 21 313 634

428 12 198 2 147 6 77 10 5 45 473 786 489 15 335 5 129 9 25 1 2 11 489 1,031 914 39 318 3 529 28 9 58 8 13 19 791 1,526 250 61 185 4 226 464

300 10 181 6 97 2 22 2 3 14 240 593 940 28 394 5 510 20 18 18 2 4 759 1,644 259 4 257 4 2 198 390 166 117 25 14 2 64 168 320 117 57 51 4 5 6 5~ 109 167

198 9 77 8 119 2 159 389 256 11 109 11 131 4 12 3 241 513 303 31 189 4 ]04 27 10 269 557 494 10 270 2 185 7 39 1 526 955 130 4 80 37 i2 J m 24a

248

OgVELOPMENT BtOCK-MAOH WAPUR

URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu-

Serial Thana no. hectares Residen- House- tional ard Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Literates no. Town/Ward/ and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses in km.1

r-- _...A.. __ --... ,..-...A.._--... ,..-..A---... r--...A..---... P M F M F M F M F

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

REVENUE THANA-BENIPATTI-contd.

36 Patar (100) 78.91 151 151 801 413 388 66 68 154 68 37 Pirokhar (101) 506.66 571 581 3,389 1,699 1,690 224 225 494 170 38 F.kari (102) 99.55 122 122 691 334 357 54 50 83 20 39 Sujatpur (103) 140.83 369 369 2.054 1,004 1,050 228 257 242 143 40 Badbauna (104) 234.31 Uninhabited

41 Taraia (105) 234.31 356 356 1,972 1,002 970 117 118 327 94 42 Pakri (106) 161.06 161 162 877 441 436 43 40 190 33 43 Bishunpur (107) 499.35 577 621 3,665 1,796 1,869 187 192 282 92

Total 10,833.08 12,819 13,040 72,325 36,323 36,002 5,015 5,063 2 11,400 3,020

249

CENSUS ABSTRACt

MAIN WORKERS

Total Main Workers (l:-IX)

,----.A---. M F

15

253 859 186 550

510 268 978

16

1 27

1 40

3

83

__ - _____ ...A..

Cultivators Agricultural Labourers

(I) . (IV

17

91 381 67

167

2SO 171 397

18

3

3

22

19

144 404 111

344

231 8$

541

20

1 17

31

2

$2

111,583 844 8,539 183 8,348 486

liPQS~llold lridustry­

Manufacturing, Proce8~iog. Servicing

and Repairs [V (a)]

,--...A..':_:_,

M F

21

)

4 3

16

16 5 2

343

22

6

77

- ... - - ~

f;UBDlV'SfON-MADHUIJANI SADAR

--. Other Workers un. IV, V" {b)' ,and VI to I~J

23

17 70 5

23

13 7

38

1,353

24

7 1

9

98

Marginal Workers

't .

25 26

49

1 29

12

5

Non-Workers

,--.A..--. M F

27 28

160 387 83~ 1.614 148 356 453 981

4~1 955 P3 436 ~lS 1.781

204 901 17,536 34,257

250

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-HARLAKHI URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMA:BV

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu-

Serial Thana no./ hectares Residen- House- tional and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled L, (cT:1tes no. Town/Ward/ and of tial holds Population Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses in km.2

,-__ ...A.. __ -, ,-_....A..._-, ,--....A... __ -, ...--....A...--, P M F M F M F M F

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

REVENUE THANA-BENIPATTI-contd.

Kamlapat Patti (1) 186.96 242 275 1,452 745 707 46 43 212 23 2 Kaurna (2) 392.94 490 593 3,059 1,553 1,506 78 84 393 100 3 Bisaul (3) 936.83 575 803 4,473 2,311 2,152 321 323 790 157 4 Harlakhi (4) 636.97 608 850 4,744 2,370 2,374 215 197 681 184 5 Birta (5) 70.83 142 215 1,077 527 550 22 19 146 15

6 Naharnia (6) 369.47 246 336 1,959 1,000 959 68 69 156 36 7 Kasoera (7) 103.60 96 162 944 471 473 24 19 166 59 8 Mahadeopatti (8) 161.45 110 172 827 452 435 102 83 156 8 9 Umgaon (9) 274.37 295 541 2.776 1,427 1,349 171 164 2 441 62

10 Dubepatti (10) 36.42 Uninhabited

11 Hatwaria (11) 130.31 140 2-33 1,349 686 663 164 162 277 67 12 Potgah (12) 203.15 132 176 974 475 499 89 101 176 32 13 Mohanpur (13) 161.17 80 131 705 352 353 112 131 141 14 14 Mangpatti (14) 74.46 27 43 215 112 103 6 15 Suhpur (15) 130.71 124 210 1,120 573 547 109 ]26 120 ]2

16 Rampur (16) 283.28 206 324 1,650 846 804 115 111 236 40 17 Kunda1maria (17) 12).00 76 168 684 345 339 25 16 ]57 28 18 Balwaha (18) 40.06 33 40 275 141 134 44 1 19 Kalna (19) 317.27 213 280 1,705 896 809 232 198 351 52 20 Bituhar (20) 384.85 286 352 2,069 1,031 1,038 215 224 348 89

21 Sathgaon (21) 655.99 6fJ7 965 5,475 2,769 2,706 332 351 743 140 22 Pipraun (22) 826.36 659 850 4,904 2,449 2,455 199 218 836 15i 23 Phulhar (23) 407.92 325 570 2,917 1,449 1,468 230 228 414 ]03 24 Beta Parsa (24) 510.71 46fJ 6fJ5 3,451 1,706 1,745 221 230 379 32 25 Hurrahi (25) 271.95 179 322 1,884 965 919 132 118 300 26

26 Kauaha Pahari (26) 624.83 434 854 4,583 2,327 2,256 120 128 703 93 27 Sisauni (27) 522.44 388 482 2,649 1,299 1,350 392 421 374 141 28 Sukhbasi (28) 182.51 122 185 1,014 491 523 53 54 163 62 29 Harswar (29) 2-67.09 241 361 2,007 971 1,036 118 142 380 122 30 Pahra (30) 212.05 162 254 1,445 727 718 64 64 190 19

31 Hisar (31) 757.16 717 864 4,881 2,417 2,464 327 325 750 307 32 Jhitki (32) 350.85 270 469 2,528 1,224 1,304 45 43 469 118 33 Khirhar (33) 772.53 1,040 1,488 8,081 4,123 3,958 400 447 1,251 393 34 Semhli (44) 157,02 117 252 1,354 656 698 77 75 246 J06 35 Baingra (45) 271,54 206 245 1,471 753 718 224 194 217 6)

25i ( i;:f

SuBDtVIS10N-MADHt.tBANt SAoAk CENSUS ABSTRA(;T

MAIN WORKERS ,--------- ---.-------"-----------------~

Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labourers Industry- [III, IV, V(b) Marginal Non-Workers (I-IX) t 1) (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX} Workers

Processing, Servicing

and Repairs [V(a)]

r--..A...--, ,---"----. ,---"----. I"~..A...._--, ,---"----. ,---"----. ,----"----, M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

435 87 2J5 2 206 84 1 4 1 309 62() 894 38 286 8 545 24 9 3 54 3 18 11 ~ 641 1,457

1,239 88 644 13 472 35 19 39 104 1 8 57 1,074 2,007 . 1,255 35 735 12 398 18 8 1 114 4 2 27 1,113 2,312

287 14 97 5 92 4 26 2 72 3 1 240 535

581 9 299 3 263 6 19 419 950 226 4 66 146 3 14 1 245 469 244 12 137 4 94 3 6 5 7 208 423 763 41 453 4 161 19 24 3 125 5 29 35 635 1,273

357 30 145 5 170 25 42 329 633 229 60 149 7 61 40 2 13 17 9 246 430 179 .5 101 3 70 2 8 173 348

70 70 42 103 324 197 118 9 249 547

427 7 216 4 194 3 17 4 419 793 185 20 114 1 69 19 2 160 319

88 63 24 1 53 134 463 3 191 234 2 4 34 1 3 43! 803 563 32 315 6 224 16 10 3 14 7 466 1,006

1,455 279 695 38 690 239 12 1 58 1 72 16 1,242 2,411 1,143 55 843 2 2i9 47 18 3 63 3 6 1 1,300 2,399

816 17 491 4 296 9 1 28 4 14 140 6i9 1,311 902 22 547 3 332 10 1 8 f2 9 804 1,714 526 10 270 5 236 5 11 9 2 437 909

1.265 7 704 518 6 9 34 1 1,061 2,249 662 23 211 348 16 2 3 41 4 1 636 1,327 262 1~ 92 5 11 3 226 523 417 14 203 11 173 1 3 38 2 12 3 542 1,019 383 11 136 4 122 5 32 93 2 5 1 339 706

1,152 47 431 23 631 12 18 9 72 3 2 22 1,263 2,395 582 17 270 1 255 9 14 7 43 24 618 1,287

'2;107 lSI 655 56 1,152 177 72 9 22B 9 39 29 1,977 3,678 308 9 liB 3 155 3 11 24 2 1 46 347 643 318 24 lI~g 1 l~ 23 2 375 694

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-HARLAKHI URBAN/VILLAGI; PR1M~Y

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with villllgc in Occupied No. of . (including Institu-

Serial Thana no. hectares Residen- House- tional and :Houseless Scheduled scheduled Literates no. Town/Ward/ and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses in km.2

r----"'---"""'"'I ,----A-:------'I r-_.A.~ f --"--"-:'l P M F M. F M F M F

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

REVENUE THANA-BENIPATTI~collcl d.

36 Jiraul (46) 435.03 351 517 2,868 1,446 1,422 196 199 411 110 J.7 ,Baurhar (47) 413.58 179 312 1,625 850 775 155 . 132 . 274 58

~~ Sonai (48) 494.92 328 544 2,942 1,441 1,50: 90 87 368 92 39 Mangrahta (~O) 286.11 166 263 1,370 709 661 96 92 254 73 40 ManoharpuI (51) 337.91 157 302 . 1,571 798 773 110 98 128 · 14

41 Kamtaul (52) 54.63 22 37 158 81 77 47. 40· 27 · 8 42 Kamtaul (53) 166.32 122 173 507 461 446 36 31 180 · 19

43 Gopalpur (54) 99.95 79 113 591 . 289 302 72 ... 69 71 8 44' Gangaur (55) 696.45 587 888 :4,812 i,449 2,363 150: .. 149 514 ·37

Total 14,731.95 12,039 17,759 97,605 49,173 48,432 6,054 6,005 2 14,639 3,304

~:d

SUBDlVISION-MAJ)HUBANI.·SAbAR,

CENSI.JS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS ,..-

..A.. _____________ . ___ --..

Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labourers Industry- [IIJ, IV, V (b) Marginal Non-Workers (I-IX) (I) (1]) Manufacturing, and VI to IX] Wor'i{ers

Processing, Servicing

and Itepairs (V (a)]

,..-_..A..--.. ,-_..A.._--.. ,..-_..A.._--.. ,._..A.._--.. ,.--"----.. ,.-..A..,_--.. ,--.A.._~

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

749 15 520 5 206 7 23 3 25 68 672 1,339 256 2 355 2 181 10 2 302 773 658 25 313 8 304 15 2 39 60 135 723 1,341 347 3 197 2 l33 2 15 24 28 338 . 630 483 14 367 2 100 12 15 315 759

43 5 36 2 1 37 77 . 254 3 188 55 3 3 8 1 37 206 4d6 . 175 3 136 3 35 4 1 57 113 . 242

'1,396 142 832 7 509 129 11 44 5 3 35 1,050 2,Hf6

25;818 1,478 13,387 258 10,512 1,031 336 113 1,583 76 357 774 22,998 ~6,18tl

O£'VELOPMEN'l' BLOCK-BASOPATTI

URBANJVILLAGI

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu-

Serial Thana no. hectares Residen- House- tional and Houseless Scheduled scheduled no. Town/Ward/ and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses in km.2

r----"---~ ,---"-- ---. r--..A..----,. p M F M F M F

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

REVENUE THANA-KHAJAULI

1 Khauna (1) 369.07 588 598 3,187 1,575 1,612 259 255 2 Lautbwa (2) 123.02 165 207 1,162 608 554 88 79 3 Majhaura (3) 281.66 156 156 929 469 460 100 113 4 Mahinathpur (4) 549.56 932 934 5.235 2,642 2,593 279 272 5 Jatulia (5) 55.85 19 22 130 58 72

6 Chhitauni (6) 673.79 404 539 3,048 1,543 1,505 224 210 7 Jonki (7) 320.91 508 508 2,946 1,487 1,459 ]89 184 8 Motanza (8) 41.68 9 Simpari tIl) 123.43 87 124 693 356 337 66 57

10 Sirahi (19) 257.78 199 305 1.559 797 762 43 34

11 Khataia (20) 576.67 390 563 3,099 1.643 1,456 227 225 12 Mothaur (21) 207.60 127 158 964 516 448 115 106 13 Jaso (22) 127.47 58 93 537 263 274 14 Kauaha (23) 28975 255 346 1,750 878 872 178 182 15 Birpur (24) 679.27 842 1,066 5,988 2,958 3.030 451 455

16 Ghorbanki (25) 660.03 622 809 4 ..... "5 2,253 2,202 378 379 17 Radhakant (29) 153.78 88 129 761 377 384 77 82 18 Selibeli Chitahi (30) 878.56 817 1.080 6,292 3,144 3,148 248 150 19 Arghawa (33) 321.32 457 457 2,275 1.168 1,107 228 222 20 Narkatia (34) 290.56 294 315 1,752 887 865 198 182

21 Marhia (35) 586.79 532 761 4.479 2,268 2,211 325 345 22 Pachratan (36) 169.56 147 165 953 498 455 16 17 23 Hathapur (37) 623.21 497 664 3,775 1,913 1,862 193 200 24 BaSopdtti (38) 1,292.55 1.676 2,274 12,177 6,178 5,999 929 926 2.5 Damu (39) 660.44 544 872 4,768 2.330 2,438 309 309

26 Chan an (40) 248.07 171 251 1,544 796 748 95 76 27 Kasera (41) 26.30 12 12 88 43 45 28 SiriapuI (42) 592.86 375 579 3,393 1,690 1,703 308 285 29 Patauna (43) 229.86 176 185 1,042 546 496 67 63 30 Phent (44) 386.87 549 549 2,896 1,4d 1,485 170 169 3

31 Manmohan (45) 265.07 360 389 2,044 1,042 1,002 131 141 32 Barantpur (46) 219.34 271 271 1,506 733 773 83 95 33 Bhaiapatti (47) 575.86 412 554 3,282 1,621 1.661 132 139 3A Belauna (48) 219.74 208 221 1,198 561 637 98 90

19tal 13,078.28 12,938 16,15'1 89,907 45,252 44,655 6,204 6,132 3 1

255

SUBJ)lVISION-l\1ADHllBANI SADAR

CENSUS ABSTRAcT

MAIN WORKERS ,--___ . _______________ .A_ ~

Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labourers Industry- [III. IV, V (b) Marginal Non-Workers (I-IX) 0) (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX] Workers

Processing, Servicing

and Repairs ~V(a)]

,..--"-----., .-_.A__--.. ,--~ r--.A-~ ,._.A_ __ , ,-_....A.._---, r--.A_----,

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

893 64 366 400 62 13 114 2 682: 1,548 315 36 95 182 18 11 3 27 15 293 518 293 53 165 3 120 49 8 1 176 407

1,376 169 504 707 158 46 5 119 5 3 1,265 2,421 36 10 22 1 3 22 72

808 1 414 347 1 47 8 735 1,496 710 18 397 6 263 10 19 31 36 777 1,405

178 43 90 40 5 178 337 464 5 227 229 4 8 332 757

935 159 477 2 444 1,157 6 8 78 365 630 932 290 159 130 1 226 448 129 2 72 53 2 4 1 134 271 438 23 203 213 22 8 14 59 440 790

1,530 28 722 3 753 21 3 3 52 6 30 1,422 2,972

1,260 92 607 3 558 67 40 21 55 5 56 9S~ 2,054 180 108 61 11 197 384

1,478 91 789 19 554 70 21 114 1,666 3,057 617 38 311 1 255 36 6 45 551 1,069 453 24 252 3 184 15 3 6 14 ~34 841

1,152 50 577 13 506 27 10 59 10 10 1,115 2,151 262 6 124 116 1 2 20 5 10 236 439 950 46 476 4 413 42. 10 51 963 1,816

3,101 138 1,123 10 1,064 56 168 26 746 46 5 42 3,072 . 5,819 1,254 194 526 24 606 125 43 42 79 3 15 1,075 2,229

439 298 118 17 6 357 747 23 1 3 20 1 20 44

812 132 335 12 413 114 64 5 I 877 1,571 258 15 119 132 15 3 4 4 25 284 456 660 144 316 59 265 75 15 3 64 7 5 44 746 1,297

55\ 14 281 3 229 8 3 2 38 3 31 488 957 346 119 221 6 387 773 762 67 442 12 281 55 38 5 2 854 1,592 274 3 119 1 151 2 4 8 48 279 586

23,227 1,614 10,779 181 to,IOO 1,213 489 114 1,859 J06 124 785 21,901 4.l,2S6

256

DEVELOPMENT BtOCK-KjJA.JAtJLl

URBAN/VILLAGE -PkIMARY

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu-

Serial Thana no., hectares Residen- House- tional and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Literates no. Town/Ward/ and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses in km.2

,.------"------'") ,-._.A._--'") ,..-..A..._. --'") ,..---..A... __ -, P M F M F M F M F

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

REVENUE THANA-KHAJAULI-contd.

1 Barhmotar (31) 19.02 Uninhabited 2 Pursaulia (32) 520.01 573 763 4,354 2,203 2.151 205 212 753 133 3 Kazlana (49) 19.02 10 11 77 39 38 15 4 Malmal (50) 1,627.62 1,576 2,455 14,196 7,051 7,145 582 569 2,414 1,132 5 Kotuahi (51) 320.51 124 174 1,049 543 506 84 83 137 18

6 Harpur (52) 1,136.75 1,413 1,896 10,923 5,450 5,473 869 795 2,275 1,016 7 Keota (53) 374.33 196 277 1,883 963 920 86 81 366 141 8 Subhankarpur (54) 348.83 433 627 3,496 1,722 1,774 241 231 609 185 I) Loha (55) 72.84 294 321 1,846 942 904 135 110 313 123

1() Belahi (56) 131.12 121 177 1,158 581 577 336 106

11 Kumar Khat (57) 16.19 Uninhabited 12 Dokahar {58) 317.27 253 253 1,250 595 6'15 264 296 160 62 13 Madhaipur (59) 277.61 305 359 1,827 906 921 117 116 303 48 \'4 Karimi uli (60) 600.14 642 1,033 5,907 2,954 2,953 578 561 960 317 15 Rasidpur (61) 351.67 422 600 3,188 1,599 1,589 232 239 722 255

16 'Dhoram (62) 38.85 Uninhabited 17 Barbmatar (63) 43.30 43 43 219 117 102 24 3 Ig Beta I{akarghati(64) 264.66 501 501 3,020 1,503 1,517 52 59 528 37 19 Kothia (65) 142.04 256 256 1,469 765 704 84 71 128 2 20 KarPUf (66) 187.37 64 78 430 211 219 23 26 80 13

21 Kaparia (67) 248.47 151 223 1,240 634 606 161 157 224 73 22 Deallpuli (68) 195.87 96 184 1,054 534 520 177 173 250 94 23 Palimohan (69) 508.68 410 627 3,288 1,545 1,743 264 253 721 350 24 Darha (70) 218.12 292 292 1,743 915 828 72 81 313 43 25 Thengha (71) 216.91 219 237 1,280 652 628 40 47 263 36

26 Thahar (72) 306.75 307 307 1,596 787 809 181 196 240 47 27 sarabe (73) 528.92 536 679 3,664 1,873 1,791 399 349 719 315 28 Sater (74) 150.54 69 91 504 252 252 94 103 106 64 29 Lachhmipur (75) 229.05 393 463 2,700 1,379 1;321 368 338 422 107 30 Kalikapur (76) 1,162.24 1,138 1,521 8,453 4,313 4,140 529 511 1,380 336

31 Nararh (77) 1,503.39 1,400 1,810 10,161 5,229 4,932 1,232 1,196 1,639 308 32 Mahu1 Ekdara (78) 1,011.70 494 851 4,882 2,522 2,360 257 215 805 60 33 Biraul (84) 355.71 396 427 2,201 1,152 1,049 377 329 277 33 34 Hathiahi (85) 233.50 165 198 1,150 581 569 99 87 316 80 35 Datwar (86) 434.22 467 538 3,180 1,642 1,538 359 354 616 104

257

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MAIN WORKERS r----.------- _____ . ___ ..A.. - --- ------.-.--------,

Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labourers Iridustry- [III, IV, V~b) Marginal Non-Workers (I--IX) (I) (lI) Manufacturing, and VI to IX] Workers

Processing, Servicing

and Repairs [V(a)]

, __ ..A..--,--, r---"- ----. (. __ ..A.--, ,._..A.._-, r--"--.--.., ,--_..A.._-, ,--_..A.. __ \ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 2.0 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

1,149 63 55.0 12 464 45 78 4 57 2 18 26 1,.036 2,062 18 18 ... 21 38

3,577 189 1,746 36 1,543 137 85 6 2.03 10 20 40 3,454 6,916 249 1 106 1 116 12 15 2 294 5.03

2,500 143 1,114 29 962 1.02 40 5 384 7 138 60 2,812 5,27.0 424 36 322 2 68 33 14 2.0 1 539' 884 756 81 253 14 346 59 13.0 27 7 966 1,693 442 11 121 2 154 7 136 2 31 23 500- 870 259 55 165 1 14 65 52 15 2 321 522

291 21 155 1.0 117 9 19 2 3 3.01 634 5.02 36 175 6 227 1 84 28 16 1 404 885

1,3.05 146 699 35 539 1.07 1 66 4 24 65 1,625 2,742 786 37 304 7 384 25 9 89 4 27 2 786 1,55.0

7.0 1 12 52 : 1 4 2 47 101

771 16 328 7 371 8 21 51 732 1,5.01 381 7.0 122 2 238 11 21 57 2 382 634 113 39 53 3 54 35 5 7 22 91 158

314 6 109 172 1 33 5 11 309 600

278 89 118 6 139 83 22 1 1 255 430 658 153 353 68 227 81 34 2 44 2 39 271 848 1,319 47.0 29 168 3 283 ! 6 19 4.0 1 405 798 334 13 186 8 104 3 44 2 318 615

425 224 18.0 21 362 809

811 135 426 15 281 117 8 96 3 82 3 98.0 1,653 131 17 59 1 55 16 1 16 1 120 234 793 16 464 14 3.03 2 7 19 586 1,3.05

2,.059 157 962 35 949 119 22 2 126 35 71 :l,219 3,912

2,756 2.02 1,261 1.0 1,32.0 J82 29 146 9 6 12 2,467 4,718

1,267 29 8.05 4 385 24 76 1 15 3.0 1,240 2,3.01 621 22 242 6 321 15 58 1 1 53.0 I,Im

247 29 161 5 58 24 I 27 23 4 311 536

824 131 200 2 52.0 124 18 2 86 3 l 81~ 1,4.06

2$S

DEVELOPMEN't BLOCK- KHAJAULI

URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu-

Serial Thana no./ hectares Residen· House- tional and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Literates no. Town/WardJ and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses in km.'

,-__ ..A.. __ ~ ,- ._..A.._~ ,-• ..A.._~ ,--..A..-~ P M pi' M F M F M F

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

REVENUE THANA-KHAJAUU-contd.

36 Behta (87) 80.94 145 189 852 487 365 30 19 218 38 37. Suki. (88) 749.87 642 777 4,163 2.126 2,037 460 438 840 188 38 Maina (89) 82.55 66 83 410 215 195 106 104 88 17 39 Maniarwa (90) 149.33 299 299 1,687 871 816 142 131 430 124 40 Iuarwa (91) 242·00 257 336 1.947 975 972 49 42 257 26

41 Khajauli (92) 192.22 232 307 1,707 895 812 61 48 251 12 42 Mrdna (93) 176.44 112 153 849 391 458 4 8 115 . 37 43. Lachhmipur (94) 101.98 205 229 1,277 652 625 25 21 233 28 44 Akas.pura (95) 69.20 39 45 251 136 115 56 49 45 3 45 HariBwara (96) 230.67 202 306 1,482 773 709 55 43 149 13

46 Kanhauli (97) 581.12 597 923 4,587 2,333 2,254 301 288 1,082 262 47 Mahrajpur (99) 218.93 217 266 1,535 786 749 62 76 312 55 48 Chandardih (110) 200.32 237 237 1,307 6~8 679 117 118 235 41 49 Chatra (115) 1,989.81 1,647 1,965 11,645 5,886 5,759 1,105 1,124 2,016 348

Gobraura 50 Bhakua (116) 1,131.08 1,274 1,277 7.270 3,715 3,555 767 770 1,350 189

To-tal 20,309.68 19,930 25,664 144,357 73,023 71,334 11,501 11.117 1 2u,03S 1,128

B~

SUBr.)IVISION.-MADHUBANt sAl)AR CEN~US ABstRACT '

MAIN WORKERS

r--..A... ______________ -,

Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labourers Industry- [III, IV, V(b) Marginal Non-Workers (I-IX> (I) (11) Manufacturing, and VI to IXl Workers

Processing, Servicing,

and Repain [V(a»)

r--~ ~--, r- -_..A-_-, r----"----... r--..A--~ r--A _-, ,--..A.-~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

266 40 170 S6 221 365 1,080 160 503 22 429 132 11 2 137 4 29 69 1,017 1,808

106 21 78 1 6 109 195 S08 12 349 3 56 6 2 101 3 363 804 543 8 320 153 6 8 §7 2 3 33 429 931

548 4 348 2 178 2 4 18 5 347 803 223 20 129 3 91 17 1 2 168 438 369 163 200 ]26 130 36 ]8 21 283 462 80 8 54 26 8 t 56 106

445 14 182 2 253 12 1 9 9 5 319 690

2,222 210 604 130 442 80 17 ]59 6 1,] 10 2,038 402 85 287 11 89 73 1 25 30 3i4 634 318 17 68 2 206 15 23 21 8 173 302 489

2,958 151 1,697 25 1,016 118 63 2 182 6 87 256 2,841 5,352

1,995 207 981 J1 783 190 89 5 142 1,719 3,347

36.644 3,032 J7,764 681 IS,OSI 2,092 1,040 116 2,789 143 631 1,214 35,748 67,088

260

DEVELOPMENT BLOtK_;_JAiNAGAR .

URBANjVlLI.;AGE PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu-

Serial Thana no./ hectares Residen- House- tional and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Literate~

no. Town/Ward/ and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes Circle town/ward Hou6es

in km.~ r--_..A.._--, r--..A.._-, r--..A..--, r--..A..--,

p M F M F M F M· F

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

REVENUE THANA-KHAJAULI--conrd.

1 G~rha (9) 266.28 221 225 1,163 593 570 48 52 155 19 2 Rajauli (10) 237.55 441 480 2,372 1,225 1,147 254 264 350 124 3 Dhamia Patti (12) 212.05 103 146 698 331 367 72 65 146 114 4 Parsa (13) 286.51 232 401 2,044 1,050 994 166 162 289 158 5 Usrahi Decdha (14) 1,336.66 1,873 2,303 13,179 6,744 6,435 355 347 1,943 375

.6 Bhadaur (15) 223.38 216 256 1,480 767 713 45 46 199 31 7 Indarwa (16) 274.37 268 365 1,841 956 885 326 311 203 16 8, Baira (17) 808.55 583 795 4,176 2,150 2,0~6 198 178 .. ~ .. 518 54 .9 Surilihi (18) 41.68 64 95 590 297 293 i1 1~ 52

/0 Barhi (26) 829.19 729 1,027 5,642 2,91'1 2,725 4~4 412 728 69

11. . Cha.ar . (27) 41.28 55 76 386 196 ~90 24 1 12 Sibnath Duli (28) 867.23 879 1,139 6,551 3,415 3,i36 406 399· . 1,207 256

patti. {3 Kuar (79) 576.26 566 632 3,670 1,858 1,812 240 236 658 86 14 Jainagar (80)* 859:54 741 1,064 5,959 3,097 2,862 196 189 1,257 . 362 15 Dodwar (81 ) 483.19 463 587 3,314 1,724 1,590 126 134 526 34

J6 Barhmotar (82) 74.46 59 94 498 249 249 24 17 Korahia (83) 1,008.06 810 1,003 5,813 2,973 2,840 22t 205 1m H4 18 Silra (117) 688.77 618 641 3,754 1,934 1,820 438 392 630 78 19 Parwa (118) J,085.35 981 1,178 6,239 3,166 3,073 508 464 1,291 242 2.0 Belhi (119) * 2,274.71 2,313 2,979 16,902 8,682 8,220 983 950 2,923 507

21 Pochhar (123) 292.18 252 341 1,907 941 966 132 153 379 35

Total 12,767.25 12,467 15,827 88,178 45,265 42,913 5,194 4,972 14,380 2,675

JAINAGAR NOT1FIED

I Ward no. 1 N.A. 561 906 5,194 2,829 2,365 276 234 1 1,765 793 2 Ward no. 2 N.A. 626 665 4,134 2,188 1,946 346 337 9 11 1,460 856 3 Ward no. 3 N.A. 507 544 2,627 1,483 1,144 577 431 629 202

Total 1.55 1,694 2,115 11,955 6,500 5,455 1,199 1,002 10 11 3,854 .,851

~ * Part& iactuded in Jainll.,gar (N.A.C.)

26i

SUBDIVISION-MADHUBANI SAOAk

CENSUS ABSTRACl

MAIN WORKERS .-----.---------------"---------------~

Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labourers Industry- [III, IV, V (b) Margi011 Non-Workers (I-IX) (I) (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX] Workers

Processing, Servicing

and Repairs tv (a)j

r- ----"---"l r--..A..-~ r----..A..-~ ,---..A.._~ r--..A..-~ r--..A..-~ ,---.A._~

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

316 1 126 175 15 277 569 650 5 165 430 2 24 31 3 15 575 1,127 157 20 64 1 77 19 16 174 347 56'1 58 290 30 254 28 21 16 204 469 732

3,514 290 1,170 28 2,083 231 66 29 195 2 16 87 3,214 6,058

407 17 261 4 98 8 15 4 33 1 36() 696 498 25 113 361 24 24 1 457 860

1,144 - 35 548 4 546 28 50 2 7 3 999. 1,988 169 149 18 2 128 293

1,~35 20 688 3 790 13 3 54 4 2 95 1,380 2,610

115 32 80 3 6 81 184 1,710 67 881 7 664 57 27 2 138 3 1,705 3,066

970 63 40 5 414 56 7 86 1 6 17 882 1,732 1,516 64 498 19 690 42 21 307 3 3 1 1,578 2,797

897 47 427 6 361 40 40 69 20 37 807 1,506

164 31 133 85 249 -1,497 145 668 33 726 109 24 2 79 1 27 87 1,449 2,608

983 58 526 415 57 42 1 951 _ 1,762 1,776 91 969 21 711 68 3 2 93 14 1,376 2,982

4,595 352 2,168 40 1,886 289 100 11 441 12 20 47 4,067 7,821

471 23 252 6 201 17 18 9 461 943

23,649 1,381 10,489 208 11,113 1,088 330 53 1,717 32 141 602 21,475 40,930

AREA COMMITTEE

1,331 31 53 343 7 109 826 23 1,498 2,334 844 41 71 28 2 41 13 704 26 50 9 "1,294 1,896 695 31 9 195 13 23 368 17 788 1,"113

2,870 103 133 1 666 22 173 14 1,898 66 50 9 3,580 5,343

Oll.VELOPMENt BLOCK-LADANIA

URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu-

Serial Thana no./ hectares Residen- House- tional and Houseles~ Scheduled Scheduled Literate! no. Town/Ward/ and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward HOllses in km~.

, ___ ..A. __ -, r---...A..-____ ,...--_...A.._-, ,----A--~ P M F M F M F M F

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

REVENUE THANA-KHAJAULI-contd.

1 Dalokhar (113) 352.48 333 4:8 2,310 1,198 1,1 12 186 156 339 13 2 Jogia (120) 445.15 366 473 2,811 1,413 1,398 375 370 500 80 3 Paduma (121) 1,065.93 882 929 5.228 2,639 2,589 599 622 714 77 4 Sidhap Kalan (122) 1,227.80 696 996 5,356 2672 2,684 332 318 872 171 5 Mirzapur (129) 313.22 312 421 2,036 1,017 1,019 65 63 458 71

6 Sipahgiri (130) 318.53 112 145 687 340 347 95 100 127 8 7 Nandrahi (131) 458.91 271 312 1,552 807 745 158 150 336 70 8 Gidhwas (132) 548.34 342 416 2,162 1, III 1,051 218 202 215 31 9 Bhutaha (133) 154.18 92 113 671 338 333 77 82 84 9

,10 Khoja (134) 498.57 374 420 2,271 1,\05 1,166 89 95 4 6 351 35

11 Bauraha (135) 244.43 190 200 974 496 478 87 "73 114 5 12 Kumar Khad (136) 2.4u9.87 1,738 2,049 10,893 5539 5,354 604 605 12 12 1,811 184 13 Kamtaulia (137) 159.85 92 119 651 342 309 12 15 131 5 14 Mahua ( 138) 190.60 144 149 725 350 375 45 42 86 2 15 Chikhoutwa (139) 343.98 209 297 1,666 838 828 89 103 287 28

16 Bishunpur (140) 137.19 109 210 682 354 328 19 14 126 14 17 Mahtha (141) 685.53 898 1,028 6,174 3,205 2,969 361 342 4 2 1.761 416 18 Lachhminia (142) 609.85 295 415 2,448 I 265 1,183 134 125 437 12 19 piprahi (143) 1,303.88 734 881 4,979 7,546 2,433 250 263 846 87 20 Garha (144) 390.92 292 358 1,931 989 94'2 203 231 289 16

21 Belahi (145) 981.35 475 620 3,455 1,730 1,725 337 358 516 65 22 Sidhapa (146) 2,251.64 1,202 1,643 9,228 4,697 4,531 675 734 1,391 113 23 Dhar;;mban (147) 443.53 129 185 1,060 543 517 106 103 187 6 24 Ekhari (148) 1,103.56 536 762 4,:29 2,141 2085 526 503 329 40 25 Gajhara (152) 1,203.52 732 984 5,786 2,855 2,931 245 254 1,056 275

26 Pindraun (153) 31.57 14 19 83 43 40 9 ; 27 Barhmotra (154) 85.39 56 87 425 215 210 73 70 17 2

28 Pathrahi (155) 525.27 543 775 4,274 7,158 2,116 388 385 712 77

Total 18,385.04 12,168 15,434 84,747 42,946 41,801 6,338 6.378 20 21 14,101 1,912

263

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CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS ,--________________ ...A.. ___ -"I

Total Main Cultivators Agricul tur.il Household Other Workers Workers Labourers lndustry- [III, IV, V (b) Marginal Non-Workers (I-IX) (I) (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IXJ Workers

processing, Servicing

and Repairs [V (a)J

,---"- ---"I ,--...A.. ---"I ,---...A.._-"I ,----"---~ ,---...A..-~ ,--...A.. __ ~ ,---"---"1 M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

643 11 358 8 268 3 4 21 25 555 1,076 772 49 482 30 242 19 4 44 641 1,349

1,352 268 550 54 729 211 8 2 65 I 19 24 1,268 2,297 1,369 73 756 13 522 49 28 8 63 3 4 6 1,299 .2,605

565 21 341 8 196 10 1 27 3 452 998

155 9 102 38 6 8 2 7 19 18 166 320 403 7 317 4 172 1 14 2 1 404 737 601 3 414 180 3 7 4 510 1,044 174 23 114 50 22 10 1 4 4 160 306 589 36 328 25 191 1 6 ().4 10 515 1,130

276 112 67 14 193 98 7 9 220 366 3,000 585 1,655 30 1.189 540 18 7 138 8 12 16 2,527 4,753

216 23 97 9 119 14 126 286 176 26 43 1 103 16 30 9 8 20 166 329 397 17 161 8 217 9 2 17 19 57 422 754

166 6 125 3 34 3 1 6 9 179 321 1,545 53 817 13 387 34 18 323 5 95 25 1,565 2,891

691 53 268 4 388 49 10 25 16 189 558 941 1,379 256 724 54 496 184 78 14 81 4 14 7 1,153 2,170

530 203 229 5 197 182 57 15 47 10 19 449 7"0

921 69 634 Ie 251 58 5 1 31 13 62 796 1,594 2,547 253 1,286 28 1,107 222 37 2 117 16 14 2,134 4,264

273 14 209 62 14 2 269 503 1,065 56 484 7 547 49 8 26 8 1,076 2,024 1,506 98 870 22 504 73 4 128 3 2 1,349 2,831

34 1 33 1 12 8 27 120 39 38 4 82 35 1 95 170

1,220 113 601 5 449 98 .~4 8 116 2 25 298 913 1,705

22,685 2,477 11,995 361 8,913 2,003 358 60 1.419 53 2R6 RJ3 19,975 38.511

264

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-Bt\BU BARa(

URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu-

Serial Thana no./ hectares Residen- House- tiona I and House1ess Scheduled Scheduled Literates no. Town/Ward! and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses in km.2

r--..A...----, r--..A..._--, r--..A...--, ,---A.._-... P M F P M P M P M

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

REVENUE THA'N A-KHAJAULI-contd.

1 Maheshwara (98) 54551 670 756 3,850 1,965 1,885 267 246 632 51 2 Bagaul (100) 122.21 147 147 899 4~5 474 33 21 208 68 3 Ghonghown (101) 589.62 785 869 4,941 2,465 2,476 92 90 803 206 4 Shyamsidhop (102) 168.35 174 229 1,256 635 621 18 H 234 106 5 Bhatgawn (t03) 227.83 142 214 1,100 570 530 138 126 115 4

6 Madhwapur (104) 70.01 52 52 262 124 138 30 7 Bairia (105) 41 68 lOt 136 723 350 373 186 204 39 2 8 Satghora (106) 490.07 589 609 3,228 1,581 1,647 163 148 649 224 9 Math Khudar-\107) 53.42 47 47 352 173 179 16 8 69 11

khala 10 Murhadi (108) 736.11 556 557 3,044 1,567 1,477 284 283 460 81

11 Bela (l09) 219.74 102 126 705 342 363 72 69 68 4 12 Tirhuta (111) 661.25 636 685 3,703 1,893 1,810 150 136 508 55 13 Bausi (112) 107.24 225 225 1,263 619 649 250 238 305 78 14 Chaurahi (114) 411.56 678 681 3,112 1,547 1,565 151 161 463 61 15 Bhatchaura (124) 545.51 522 522 2,888 1,456 1,432 169 175 536 76

16 Baruwar (125) 745.83 712 759 3,924 1,965 1,959 143 125 435 86 17 Bishunpur (126) 37.23 24 24 139 66 73 44 43 11 18 Tola Barhmotar(127) 13.35 101 WI 480 243 237 82 16 19 Hanumannagar(128) 7082 135 135 651 336 315 5 8 165 31 20 Deora (149) 282.87 247 247 1,185 621 564 119 110 147 2

21 Bela (150) 783.46 733 872 5,096 2,591 2,505 402 369 1,053 188 22 Sonmati (l51) 381.61 311 347 1,859 924 935 42 50 356 60 23 Teghra (156) 533.77 430 697 4092 2,076 2,016 330 357 718 133 24 Barai! (157) 547.53 232 278 1,867 940 927 109 96 296 32 25 Mahathochouri (158) 35.61 Uninhabited

26 Jatahi (159) 224.60 151 151 820 430 390 58 50 90 8 27 Madandobh (160) 214.89 144 207 1,008 519 489 19 8 158 12 28 Gassainchauri (161) 3683 Uninhabited 29 Tola Agari (162) 40.47 138 138 786 397 389 23 19 165 2 30 Tola Agari (163) 50.49 Uninhabited

31 Khojpar (164) 396.18 502 503 2,595 1,297 1.298 123 126 542 259 32 Bhojpatti (165) 76.89 46 46 247 132 115 72 64 53 36 33 Nabnagar (166) 171. 58 118 118 618 311 307 58 59 123 35 34 Balirajpur (167) 139.21 196 198 1,168 635 533 216 129 209 35 ~5 Balirajpur (168) 40.87 50 50 278 141 137 25 26 t9 4

265

SUBD~yISION-MADHUBANJ SAOAR ~ENSUS. ABSTRACT

'. - . .'

MAIN WORKERS

r-A--________________ ---.,

Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labourers Industry- [III, IV, V (b) Marginal Non-Workers (J-IX> (J) (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX) Workers

Processing, Servicing and, Repairs

IV (a)] r--...A..---., r--...A..----., r--...A..----., ,--...A.._---., ,--...A-----., r--...A....----., r-- ........ ~

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

1,023 93 387 39 582 51 3 51 3 7 57 935 1,735 209 5 ]25 3 63 21 2 216 469

1,100 54 5tO 3 524 49 65 2 56 143 1,309 2,279 - 334 2 172 ... 143 19 1 65 301 554

313 168 135 9 257 529

55 4 50 2 4 2 1 11 28 58 106 193 151 36 10 155 141 2 ]57 222 759 18 437 1 233 15 12 77 2 1 IDS 821 1,524 85 40 43 2 ... 5 3 83 176

776 103 379 10 331 90 7 2 59 23 76 768 .1,29B

186 34 94 10 87 24 5 113 155 216 1,048 22 558 8 441 14 3 40 17 845 1,771

311 23 189 10 90 11 31 1 308 6Ui 818 179 242 61- 478 117 25 73 1 57 729 1,329 798 112 475 13 281 96 5 2 37 1 5 4 653 1,3[6

1,020 56 513 9 454 47 3 50 19 24 926 1,879 44 5 6 36. 5 2 22 68

134 86 48 109 237 134 47 75 12 202 315 360 46 205 4 142 37 12 5 1 8 26l 510

.,415 86 1,205 60 182 24 27 2 1,176 2,419 454 46 391 12' 42. 34 1 19 16 34 454 855

,lOS 76 562 20 446 54 11 86 2 1 971 1,939 514 3 437 65 3 6 6 5 421 924

257 34 210 13 173 390 306 7 114 169 5 8 2 15 1 9 212 473

222 189 31- 2 175 389

598 -51 401 5 122. 40 6 5 69 53 137 646 1,110

52 3 11 39 3 2 35 80 77 145 24 55 82 23 8 166 283 250 69 169 12 38~ 533 ~t 1 79 'oo 1 2 2 58 134

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-BABU HARHI tlRRAN/vn.T.A:Clt PRl1~U~¥

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu-

Serial Thana no. hectares Residen- House- tional and Houseless Scheduled s~heduled Literates no. Town/Ward/ and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses in krn. 2

r---.A..---~ r---.A.._-~ .-~.A __ --,. .-- ........ ___..... P M F M F M F M F

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

REVENUE THANA-KHA.JAULJ-concld.

36 Ramnipatti (169) 7527 107 107 594 309 285 10 6 99 8 37 Kharagbani (170) 794.79 831 835 4,535 2,359 2,176 440 411 898 212 38 Pirhi (171) 609.04 575 581 3.342 1,669 1,673 225 240 597 210 39 Sonpatahi (172) 51.80 35 35 193 87 106 62 79 18 16 40 Barhi (~73) 545.91 880 887 4,831 2.515 2,316 238 206 1,014 306

41 Dudahi (174) 252.93 168 212 1,179 .550 629 121 126 174 8 42 Mafi Mahuahi (175) 7082 96 96 48Y 256 233 31 25 57 43 Mahuahi (176) 298.25 438 463 2,316 1,179 1,137 136 123 365 85 44 Mahuahi t I76/2) 21.04 U ni"hab ired 45 Bikram Sher (177) 220.55 216 220 1,267 655 612 51 46 255 33

46 Dhamaura (178) 295.01 372 375 2,045 984 1,061 115 118 338 60 47 Jabdi (179) 138.81 172 172 936 477 459 28 27 120 5 48 Lohapipar (ISO) 21934 163 163 1,030 502 528 40 35 167 UI 49 Misraulia (181) 383.23 592 592 3,190 1,574 1,616 125 126 50S 79 50 Jasrajpur (182) 48.97 12 12 84 41 43 14 17 14 4

51 Rahikpur (183) 299.46 144 144 939 472 467 30 32 165 18 52 Pachrukhi (184) 843.35 820 821 4,567 2,263 2,304 280 255 822 140 53 Garhi (185) 90.65 222 222 1,240 621 619 55 60 199 13 54 Barhara (186) 252-12 282 282 1,622 778 844 36 32 ·222 27 55 Arazi Az (187) 38.44 122 122 736 367 369 23 29 104 , 9

Rakbe Barhara.

56 Kulharia (188) 533.77 411 467 2,534 1,304 1,230 204 192 485 13j 57 Parsa (189) 259.40 118 225 1,038 547 491 37 35 56 10 58 Bardaha (190) 339.12 326 344 2,023 1,066 957 lOS 99 512 147 59 Bardahi (191) 668.53 566 7~9 4,093 2,050 2,043 329 281 554 88

Barhara. 60 Basaha (192) . 575.46 655 658 3,575 . l,78J 1,792 87 79 565 19

61 Jagarnathpur (193) 61.92 17 17 115 60 55 35 38 4 62 Sonpatahi (194) 632.51 614 614 3,438. 1,691 1.747 201 168 376 23 63 Sarara (195) 478.74 506 506 2,965 1,481 1,484 132 139 417 76

Tot~J 181913.93 19,15(j ~0,657 1131060 56,976 56,684 6,969 6,581 I1t,86(; 3,7l'$

267

SUBDJVISION-~ADHUI:JA~I SADAR

CENSUS . ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS r-----'---- ------------"----------------~

Total Main Cultivator8 Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labourers Industry- [III, IV, V(b) Marginal Non-Workers (I-IX) ll) (ll) Manufacturing. and VI to IX] Workers

Processine. SerVicin&

and Repaiu (V(a)]

C--...A..~ ,_..A.._--""), (_..A.._--.., r---"-,---.., (_...A.._-..., (_..A.._---, r--~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

178 40 103 7 f,7 33 3 2 1 129 244 1,305 136 568 4 583 127 15 139 4 3 37 1,051 2,003

845 22 406 8 366 7 14 59 6 15 53 809 1,598 50 49 12 35 49 3 37 57

1.285 9S 528 8 468 76 8 281 11 3 63 1,227 2,158

'2fJ7 86 96 7 165 79 6 6 24 277 519 136 1 73 63 1 120 232 601 66 181 1~ 380 52 39 8 83 570 988

338 193 127 1 10 325 611

507 48 J45 149 47 13 1 477 1,012 24Z 7 150 76 6 8 8 1 235 f52 2)7 14 98 1 152 13 7 ,245 514 845 63 472 29 318 24 13 5 54 5 717 1,553 19 2 8 2 7 4 22 41

257 19 249 17 1 8 1 32 215 416 1,205 151 646 20 517 152 10 7 32 2 42 1,057 2,081

299 25 124 12 174 13 1 322 594 412 7 167 2 195 1 17 4 33 366 837 185 1 no 69 1 6 182 368

686 128 229 28 390 100 14 53 618 1,101 324 18 lOS 6 215 12 4 223 413 522 4 351 3 135 36 544 953 981 71 518 11 437 59 26 1,069 1,972

1,005' 46 561 6 431 40 3 10 778 ' 1,745

38 3 4 27 3 7 25 22 27 962 55 685 15 252 39 15 10 729 1,692 '785 312 367 48 370 264 2 46 3 696 1,169

29,639 2,705 15,543 518 12,1~5 2,088 226 37 1,715 52 243 1,284 27,094 ' 52,~~

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-RAJNAGAR

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu-

Serial Thana no. hectares Residen- House- tiopal aJld Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Literates no. Town/Wardj and of tial holds ' POl'ulation) Castes Trites

CirCle town/ward Houses in km.:?

~.A.. __ ~ "'--'-_"_-l ,..---.:-"1'''----\. ;- "::_:-A,.,:._'~ P M F M F M F M F

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

REVENUE THANA-MADHUBANI-conl d.

i Manbrauni (35)* 817.45 1,471 1,474 8,553 4,224 4,329 292 295 ... 1,505 606 Z Belbwar (44) 315.25 577 601 3,605 1,828 1,777 J26 137 530 92 3 Thikil Keonta (45) 123.02 81 81 419 214 205 i30 114 ... 38 13 :l, Sibipatti (46) 197.89 311 411 2,547 ' 1,277 1,270 169 167 497 201 5 Andipatti (47) 70,41 222 233 1,320 704 616 69 51 235 . 81

'.",

6 Maahubani Tol(48) 79.72 78 108 646 332 314 :lO 20 .... 128 23 1 Meran £49) 326.58 158 158 707 352 ,355 n~ 12,2 ..•.. : 79 18 8 Gaur! Merah (50) 4492 84 110 553 280 273 141 5 9 Lalapur (51 ) 215.34 253 313 1,443 728 715 20 20 ...... 174 20

10 PoJi Khurd (52) 88.22 32 32 176 79 97 26 28 26 3

11 Karahia (53) 1,129.46 1,736 1,988 10,805 5,458 5t347 4,143 1,117 2,039 556 12 Pariharpur (54) 989.04 1,385 1,433 7,820 3,908 3,912 279 297 1,343 422 13 Kehunia (55) 76.08 69 69 345 155 190 38 7 14 Raghuni Dehat (56) 623.21 596 597 2,757 1,372 1,385 311 361 ... ,. 329 91 15 Az Rakbe (57) 46.94 26 27 144 63 81 2

Mangrauni.

16 Magarpatti (58) 53,47 78 87 499 228 271 5 10 52 27 17 Pilakhwar (59) 574.24 548 602 3,357 1,709 1,~48 85 94 420 182 \8 Ranti (60) 761.20 819 820 4,517 2,311 2,206 54i' 480 677 287 19 Koilakh (182) 95221 737 961 5,460 2,676 2,784 216 225 954 475 20 Rampura (183) 30.35 70 107 561 300 261 49

2,1 Chaudhurana (184) 53.01 145 145 698 346 ,352 11~ 133 49 22 Parsa· (185) 165.92 348 356 1,909 934 975 44 54 ... 351 76 23 Rampatti (186) 549.15 679 766 4,185 2,050 2,135 155 171 931 330 24 Kaitb'ahi (187) 576.26 825 952 4,859 2,460 2,399 406 363 846 295 25 RaghubirChak (188) 41.68 313 349 1,807 932 875 20.7 181 .,J. 360 ! 97

26 Mahin a thpur (189) 471.05 401 451 2,212 1,157 1,055 287 255 • ~!f 287 51 '7.1 RaghQPur (190) 588.81 769 924 5,054 j 2,539 2!515 283 27~ .~. 794 144

B~lat.

28 Bharia Bishun-(191) 400.63 497 497 2,646 1,344 1,302 237 224 360 57 p~1·

29 Nab Toli (192) 42.09 33 41 260 128 132 11 9 38 30 Sonwari (193) 86.60 95 95 573 292 281 47 46 106

31 Barhmotar (194) 50.78 11 11 46 22 24 3 4 2 32 At. Rakbe (195) 37.23 178 178 915 443 472 142 25

Simri. 33 Mirt.ap\lf (196) 33.18 228 228 ],261 656 605 49 37 285 30 34 Sat8flara (197) 148.52 776 891 4,629 2,561 2,368 98 75 ],316 538 35 Chi~hri BU2:uri(198) 181.70 364 364 ],904 967 937 185 180 422 ]49

*Partly included in Madhubani (M,.

'.26~

StmDIVlSJ ON-_;MA DHUBANl ~AOAa CENSUS ABsTRACT

MAIN WORKERS r--- -. ________________ ....A.. ________________ --.,

Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Househo.1d Other Workers Workers Labourers Industry- [III, JV, V (b) Mar~inal Non -Workers (I-IX) • ST) (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IXJ Worker.s

Processing, Sen icing

and Repairs [yea)]

r ,_.A.~ r---~ ,l. ___ r---·......__l r' _....A.._~ f·_....A..---, r--....A..-~ r---A--...,

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

- :.., ~,157 267 702 26 990 2.06 64 7 401 28 37 77 2,030 3,985

851 52 581 27 223 23 47 2 I 7 976 1,7~8 133 34 88 6 5 81 20S 509 19 206 4 210 9 34 59 5 24 9 7~4 1,2~~ 279 3 88 140 2 51 33 2 392 611

165 2 109 51 I 5 1 167 3)2 171 74 28 0.', •

{33 73 1 9 1 iSI 281 .,. 160 . 1 98 1. ~1 1 12()

~ '.-,.,

2f1~ 3.86 50 217 2 144 47 24 28 116 314 549 "45 13 27 1 17 12 34 84

"2,860 316 972 43 1,298 249 144 20 446 4 42 59 2~'556 4,~7i 1,936 178 1,061 29 583 137 43 7 249 5 10 3 1,962 3,7.J}

82 2 52 1 17 5 8 73 \88 700 60 157 I 489 59 25 29 672 .1,~25 31S 5 14 21 5 3 25 76

116 . 74 38 4 i 12 2..?~ 885 26 466 2. 312 4 26 2 81 18 4 20 82<) 1,60,2 1,mJO 57 445 12 472 39 16 2. 157 4 4 !~ 1,217 2,145 1,219 156 439 41 610 101 16 11 154 3 36 44 1,421 2,584

170 24 145 135) '# 125 ' . 185 16 S3 16 7 2 161 334

495 6 183 .2 233 4 6 73 439 .969 1,006 66 4S0 29 361 29 12 4 183 4 13 2 1,031 ~2,Q67 1,225 51 663 '9 431 19 6' 125 23 56' 162 1,179c

-2,\*~!5 :2 " , 462 ' 9 89 254 4 55 . 64 3 470 - S56

631 19 211 3' 'J67 14 ' 53 2 525 ,1,Ql6 1,364 21 777 1. 544 12 1 42 5 14 l,1~S 2,'~~0 .. '. '. ~ ~

'3 4Gb 100 570 " 773 104 301 2 10 1,198

64 41 21 2 64 132 160 78 51 5 lOS 73 3 132 200

15 7 2. 13 7 7 17 239 22 48 64 4 57 5 70 12 4 204 44.6

321 9 66 65 87 6 103 3 335 596 1,058 66 177 14 159 21 156 16 566 15 7 36 1,496 2.,26' 453 28 126 194 10 22 13 111 5 1 514 908

()~LOPMENt' .BLOCK-RAJNA.GAR • t. _~ - -~ .

URBAN/VILLAGE p~\,

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including lnstitu-

Serial Thana no./ hectares Residen- House- tional and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Literates no. Town/Ward/ and of tlal holds Population Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses in km.2

r---..A.--"""") r--..A.-~ ,--..A._~ ~ P M F M F M F M F

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

JiEVENUE THANA-MADHUBANI-contd.

36 Ghiwahi (199) 101.17 98 98 422 221 201 61 55 56 6 37 Simri (200) 75675 834 837 4,524 2,299 2,225 658 646 790 269 38 Singiaun (201) 174.87 300 479 2,644 2,323 1,321 99 84 705 214 39 Kunwar (202) 159.85 115 126 614 299 315 175 179 16 40 Pachdahi (203) 55.85 135 135 708 338 370 74 77 178 82

41 Nakti (204) 213.27 299 300 1,581 782 799 90 96 179 15

42 Ratikar (205) 196.27 315 315 1,613 815 798 200 166 179 23

43 Mahuabi (206) 154.99 71 113 595 293 302 5 4 90 1 44·.· Khatu Kharika (207) 63.13 53 53 253 132 121 liS 104 15 8

4S Bidyanagar (208) 24.28 Uninhabited

46 Bhatsimar (209) 680.27 753 775 4,301 2,144 2.157 378 360 777 290 47 Ladugaon (210) 140.83 134 134 727 367 360 176 148 119 20

48 Barhmotra (211 ) 43.71 21 21 89 47 42 8 49 Barhara Dakhli(212) 8417 117 117 655 308 347 97 98 122 63

SO Barhara (213) 64 75 132 132 691 339 352 23 17 73

51 Barhara (214) 113.31 185 185 983 473 510 67 73 81 2 52 Majnaura ~215) 162.68 74 74 443 205 238 86 4 53 Lag a (216) 51.80 128 128 644 347 297 186 146 1 S4 Bakaur (217) 109.26 1 i 1 111 584 229 285 112 127 118 41

S5 Thikaha (218) 108.45 114 130 632 298 334 9 8 102 7

~ Koilpar (219) 97.93 44 47 306 156 150 8 6 77 29 57 Chichri (220) 313.00 497 500 2,672 1,302 1,370 264 246 405 187

Kanungoe. 58 Kewan (221) 203.55 199 247 1,261 638 623 377 347 170· 12 S9 Patpara· (222) 1,323.00 1,889 1,890 11,341 5,658 5,683 921 972 1,685 471 60 Bkma (223) 11736 201 211 1,039 530 509 20 18 90 14

61 Beraahat (224) 171.18 401 415 2,206 1,090 1,116 110 121 263 46 .62 Bidyanagar (225) 90.65 31 49 283 137 146 54 S6 34 3 63 Sosauna (226) 1,053.38 1,104 1,253 6,709 3,282 3.427 643 618 1,029 327 64 . Niramat (230) 121.00 73 88 502 Z62 240 19 28 92 33

Total 17,892.32 23,421 25,423 138,5i4 69,4i369,10110,706 10,344 23,095 1.M8

2'1

fSVBPIVlSJON-'MPfl1,JBANJ S.\DAl\

CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS ...A-_____________ --"'\

Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labourers Industry- [III, IV, V lb) Marginal Non-Workers (I-IX) (I) (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX] Workers

Processing, Servicing

and Repairs {V (a)l

~ r--...A--~ r--...A-~ r--...A--~ r---...A--"-'I ,.---..A--"-'I ,.---...A..--. M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

128 14 !H 8 33 3 4 2 93' 187 l,2tl} 91 300 10 733 80 63 105 1 5 15 1,093 2,119

597 31 459 J3 93 15 9 36 2 13 14 713 1,276 15' 70 17 6 138 64 3 14() 245 148 5 90 1 50 4 8 190 365

461 94 89 4 356 90 15 321 705 463 2 215 1 242 1 6 2 352 794 164 III 52 1 129 302 68 6 62 64 121

999 24 386 7 4116 16 126 38 86 1,107 2,047 158 3 76 79 2 3 209 357

7 3 4 21 1 2 20 39 80 39 35 6 35 193 347

197 5 100 3 95 2 2 142 347

235 21 91 144 21 22 26 216 462 98 69 26 3 107 238

213 2 37 176 134 295 176 136 34 6 123 285 140 18 51 5 76 13 12 17 22 141 2M

76 1 26 32 1 18 80 148 611 11 69 2 438 7 9 95 2 2 689 1,359

358 3 109 233 2 2 1 14 280 620 2,886 448 1,364 55 1,244 380 9 7 269 6 97 164 2,675 5.071

329 8 79 2 230 6 2 18 20t SOl

550 53 101 185 34 185 15 79 4 540 1,063 73 7 23 2 46 5 4 64 139

I,S87 172 669 23 764 143 58 3 96 3 39 1,695 3,216 114 83 49 2 2 128 238

~4,7J!J 2,870 l'3,92l 4(19 15,593 2,171 1,126 125 4,078 165 526 936 3-1,168 65,295

272

P~YEl-OPM.ENT Bl-OC~-PANDAQ~

ORBAN/VILL.I\GE PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu-

Serial Thana no./ hectares Residen'·· House- tional and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Literates no. Town/Ward/ and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses in km.2

,-_.A. __ "-"'I r-'-..A...-~ r--..A...-.~ r--..A...-~ P M F M F M F M F,

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

REVENUE THANA-MADHUBANI-contd.

1 Mohanpur (61) 359.76 447 447 2,550 1,336 1,214 111 105 408 37 2 Bhitthi (75/2) 50.99 83 167 875 435 440 135 140 211 102 3 Sagarpur (96) 481.57 492 700 3,754 1,878 1,876 381 356 696 255 4 Ajodhya (97) 123.02 4 6 23 14 9 1 9 5 . -5 Makrampur (98) 8.50 698 937 5,289 2,726 2,563 4~5 418 1,204 569

6 Narpatnagar (99) 396.59 409 705 3,887 1,911 1,976 273 232 904 466 7 Kanakpur (100) 197.48 212 344 1,853 977 &76 328' 290 341 92 8 Mohanb"riam (101) 257.38 368 522 3,442 1,768 1,674 322 284 643 185 9 S3.kuari (102) 641.42 1,003 1,671 8,957 4,554 4,403 240 235 2 1,785 754

io l3ikrampur (103) 427.34 378 528 3,03'.1 1,433 1,606 358 386 496 246 Balia.

11 Bahenllra (104) 46.\3 26 26 145 68 77 28' 30 27 5 .12 Kalyanpur (105) 44.92 50 50 253 127 126 77 68 23 2

.P Bhawanipur (106) 742.99 618 1,001 5,319 2,662 2,657 417 390 1,086 414 14 Arazi (107) . 47.75 Uninhabited

Bhawanipur

~~ Pandaui (108) 1,064.71 2299 3,248 17,801 8,891 8,910 1,161 1,099 2,4.13 1,341

'J~ Baturi (108/2) 22.26 90 96 519 228 291 36 47 96 9 (Pandaul).

)7 Andah (l09) 81.75 50 84 375 192 liB 9 10 78 16 (Manoharpur)

18 Andah (109/2) 38.44 33 33 182 91 91 32 21 (Manamoham;)Ur)

19 Shubhankarpur (110) 48.97 63 86 427 207 220 71 72 39 1 .20 Shankarpur (Ill) 108.45 53 103 502 240 262 53 3

.2~ Sankarpur (111/2) 4.05 16 23 147 74 73 1 47 26 22 Harpur (112) 55.04 71 109 592 324 268 21 1'4 32

.13 Harpur (112/2) 25.90 83 175 817 400 417 7 9 III 41 ,24 Andah (113) 3399 70 70 389 210 179 2 1 81 30

(Khajuri). 25 Andah (113/2) 21.04 Un;nhabited

(Khajuri)

26 Meghaul ( 114) 352.88 294 .. 349 2,074 1,049 1,025 108 114 ' '. ~ . ·136 ' .' 4'5 ~1 Kalyanpur (115) 78.51 59 104 695 370 325 108 7 28 Shekhjore (116) 12.14 Uninhabited 29 Gurmha (117) 22.26 8 8 38 19 19 9 4 30 Arazi Bhaur (118) 36.08 Uninhabited

?73

SUBOIVISION-MADHUBANI SAOAR

CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS ,~ ______ ---_____________ ....A_ _________________ . _____ ~"\

Total Main Workers iI ---IX)

r- ---"- ---, M

15

742 198 114

7 1,221

882 500 830

2,172 514

36 62

1,343

4,220

112

100

36

88 144

31 147 186 84

.'i29 209

F

16

18 70

147 I

63

51 3

17 124

81

182

513

105

4

23

1 2<)

6

2

CultivatMS

( I)

r---"- ---, M

17

453 72

296

448

3~1

281 179

595 152

13 14

621

1,313

3()

70

5

9 48

19 7

127 47

256 117

F

18

10 14 49

16

10 1

22 12

33

91

17

4

4

4

Agricu} tura} Vlbourers

(II)

r----"-- ---, M

19

264 96

478

575

447 171

<159 914 291

16 43

535

1,477

61

28

26

73 96

5 139

10 31

209 80

4

F

20

8 54 93

37

40

11 82 60

I 145

30;

8~

23

1 25

2

Household Industry-

M;1Dufacturing, Processing, Servicing

and Repairs [V (a)j

,-- _..A---, M F

21 22

II

19 3

1 1 67 6 95 6 7 6

8

444 71

2

37

Other Workers [1Il, IV, V (b) and VI to IX]

,....---"---, M

23

25 30

129 7

179

93 47

125 568

64

6 5

179

986

15

2

5

4

7 1

12 6

64 12

F

24

1 4 1 7

14 3

3

45

M.lrginal Workers

r---"- -, M F

25 26

47

47 37

34 6 1

8 3 31 150 68 46

3 22 111

89 255

7 11

28 51

26 5

6

2

N,'n.Workcrs

,--_....A__-, M

27

594 237 963

7 1,458

995 477 930

2,351 851

32 64

1,297

4,582

116

92

48

91 96

43 172 214 126

520 155

13

F

28

1,196 370

1,682 8

2,463

1,919 872

1,654 4,129 1,479

76 122

2,364

8,142

186

179

57

168 23,

47 268 417 178

1,018 325

15

274

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-pANPAVL

URBAN/VILLAGE PRIM AR"

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu-

Serial Thana no./ hectares Residen- House- tiona I and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Lilente~

DO. Town/Ward! and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes Circle townlward Houses

in km,2 ('_. __ ...A_ ___ ~ ,-_...A_ __ ~ ,-_...A_ __ ~ r--.A.--.

P M F P M P M P M

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

H f,VE"UE THANA-MADHUBANI-contd,

31 Arazi Rampur (119) 3.24 Uninhabited 32 Shyampur (12l) 13.76 Uninhabited 33 Bagba.· (121) 17.00 6 8 33 15 18 5 34 Bh~.ur (122) 554.41 1,006 1,188 6,234 3,1'23 3, III 478 493 1,048 416 35 Bhaur (122/2) 6.07 2 2 11 5 6 2 4 4 2

36 Bhaur (122/3) 10.12 51 107 577 320 257 46 36 170 32 37 Gurmha (123) 129.90 130 228 1,248 608 640 64 78 260 90 38 Belahi (124) 2630 538 619 3,720 1,912 1,808 379 373 597 267 39 Selahi (124/2) 380,40 42 46 262 128 134 64 72 14 40 Fatehpur (125) 87.01 133 194 1,073 572 501 314 76

Ekdiha.

41 pacharhi (126) 227.03 120 230 1,277 621 656 347 117 42 Bishunpur (126/2) 55.04 36 55 313 174 139 2 3 11

Murliahi 43 Dahi Bhat (127) 1,350.01 1,228 1,666 9,173 4,567 4,606 624 590 1,822 856

Madhopur. 44 Dahi Bhat (128) 371.09 386 469 2,534 1,296 1,238 341 334 374 139

Na otham 45 Ramkhetari (131) 25.90 Uninhabited

46 sripur Hati (132) 1,367.41 1,301 1.961 10,699 5,333 5,366 604 539 2.035 427 47 Az Rakbe (133) 55.85 Un in habi ted

Nawhath 48 Nawhath (134) 485.62 415 465 2.761 1,442 1,319 377 333 443 155 1-9 Khangaon (135) 267.49 324 368 1,886 988 898 241 2.34 369 46 50 Ruchaul (136) 174.01 163 216 1,045 522 523 108 103 169 57

51 Bathne (137) 265.07 282 469 2,524 1,228 1,2% 162 194 432 101 52 Kamlabari (138) 19.02 62 62 308 153 155 28 1 53 Udaypur (139) 655,58 1,350 1,439 7,953 4,031 3,922 444 439 1,237 346

Bitthwar. 54 Lachhmipur (140) 202 Uninhabited 55 Baraghoria (141) 176.44 135 135 784 379 405 81 89 133 42

56 Baiuaha (142) 44.11 52 52 226 108 118 15 2 57 Bihnagar (143) 210.03 314 361 2,018 986 1,03 ~ 47 62 406 92 58 Shekhpur (144) 27.52 Uninhabited 59 Dabhari (145) 393.35 315 418 2,284 1,116 1,168 194 171 363 137 60 Sankar Sarai (146) 42.09 4 5 30 14 16

"1 Sankarlh (147) 359.36 313 400 2,279 1,137 1,142 60 50 319 59 62 Rampur (148) 109.26 103 137 731 355 376 42 44 137 78 63 Lakshmipur (149) 112.91 24 31 149 64 85 12 18 12 5 64 Madhopur (150) 108.86 117 182 872 399 473 32 34 126 19 65 Isahpur (151) 93,08 101 144 704 328 376 13 IS 139 41

SUBDlVISION-MADHUBANI SADA1~

ctNStJS ABST~ACl

MAIN WORKERS ,_------ - _____________ ...A..--______ --_________ ----..

Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labourers 1ndustry- [Ill, IV, V (b) Marginal Non-Workers (1- IX) (0 (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX] Workers

Processing, Servicing

and Repairs [V (a))

r--...A..-"") r--...A..--, r---...A..--, ,---..A-_-, ,---...A.._-, ,--_-..A-_-, ,-----.A-_-, M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

7 2 4 8 18 1,639 21 649 8 759 11 64 3 167 2 4 106 1,480 2,981

2 1 3 6

191 1 186 3 I 129 257 274 7 105 7 123 46 12 334 621 923 62 288 12 425 42 10 3 200 5 16 973 1,746

82 8 75 4 7 4 46 120 302 5 222 61 4 18 270 496

227 26 155 23 29 1 43 2 7 16 387 614 102 19 7 71 9 20 10 4 72 119

2,137 206 957 29 814 128 132 44 234 5 71 71 2,359 4,329

745 39 265 9 424 23 26 6 30 2 549 1,199

2,562 182 1,313 56 1,031 114 19 7 199 5 39 85 2,732 5,099

708 37 297 7 350 25 29 5 32 734 1,281 544 38 248 277 37 1 18 444 8eO 208 5 62 140 4 6 53 74 261 444

606 68 273 13 284 49 21 6 28 2 620 1,228 92 4 66 24 4 2 61 151

2,065 295 735 25 1,132 264 51 3 147 3 3 1,966 3,624

160 11 87 4 65 7 8 219 394

66 29 35 2 42 118 462 5 228 209 4 2 23 30 524 997

441 37 81 108 12 33 9 119 16 81 64 594 1,067 1 7 7 16

592 70 362 13 197 57 3 30 22 75 523 997 146 56 77 27 52 28 17 1 2 208 318

40 3 8 30 3 2 24 82 2\3 2{) 89 11S 26 6 186 447

':16 1 40 38 1 18 232 375

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-PANDAVL

{)R8ANjVlttAGE PRiMARY

Name of Area of Nl'. of Toell Popubtion village with village in Occupied No. of (in eluding Insti tu·

Serial Thana no./ hectares Residen- House- tional lind HOllsele~~ Scheduled Scheduled Litcrdtes no. Town/Ward/ and of ti8i holds Population) Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses in km:.'.

r- ___ ...A. ___ -, r--..A...-__., r--...A...-.----.... ,..---"---, P M F M F M F M F

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

REVENUE THANA-MADHUBANI-(.'onl d.

66 Pahalbadh (152) 4.45 Uninhabited 67 Gangauli (153) 90.65 157 180 972 462 510 132 III 156 63 68 Sarso (154) 768.49 1,242 1,662 8,925 4,511 4,414 349 342 1,823 532 69 Salempur (173) 332.65 270 370 2,030 1,027 1,003 217 220 270 46 70 Biralll (17~) 326.58 331 529 2,732 1,400 1,332 275 271 310 96

71 Nahar (175) 371.90 472 593 3,210 1,560 1,650 113 126 491 193 n Bhagwatipur (176) 165.51 2\13 451 2,554 1,3Ll 1,241 89 78 486 231 73 Bhagwa tipur (177) 3.24 84 134 637 319 318 16 15 85 27

Inamat 74 Haidarpur (178) 108.05 154 240 1,268 601 667 75 77 224 90 75 Bijai (179) 167.54 183 195 1,044 /.9·1· 550 69 70 192 77

Total J~,397."'3 20,2J6 27,613 151,Q24 75,795 75,229 10,284 9,971 2 26,434 9,634

277

SUBDIVISION --MADHU3ANI SADAR

CEN"ilJS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS ,-___ . ___________________ ... -A.. ______________________ ~ Total Main Cultivators Agricultur.d Household Other Workers

Workers Labourers Industry~ [III, IV, V(b) Marginal NOD-Workers (1- -IX) (1) (11) Manufacturing, and VI to IXl Workers

Processing, Servicing,

and Repairs [V(a)]

, ___ ..-A ___ , ,..--_-A._, r- --_)I,_--, ,..--_ _)I,__~ ,--_)I,_ --~ ,..--_.A ---I ,--_)I,_-~

]\1 F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

174 23 46 4 113 17 I 15 I 288 487 2, 19_~ 245 556 86 1,203 97 123 52 310 10 19 18 2,300 4,151

464 44 ::15 1'5 'J 11 63 35 46 93 517 866 649 34 156 14 453 20 20 20 17 751 1,281

765 20 287 3 395 II 21 6! 6 19 87 776 1,543 646 29 213 6 318 20 29 3 86 7 84 660 1,128 166 2 19 n9 2 8 3 153 313

278 43 142 18 p" ~k 24 14 9 323 615 219 32 148 8 37 24 34 274 517

36,505 3,149 13,9-+il 663 16,648 2,058 1,316 248 4,593 180 737 1,602 38;553 70,478

218

DEVE.LOPMENT BLOCK- JliANJHARPUR

URRAN/VILLAG:E PRtMAllY

:Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Jnstitu·

Serial Thana no./ hectares Residen· House· tional and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Literates no. Town/Ward/ and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses in km.2

,-__ ...A.. __ .. ~ ,- _.-...A.._-"") ,-• ...A...~ ,-_ . ...A..-~

P M F M F M F M F

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

REVENUE THANA--MAOHUBANI-contd.

Kharrak (155) 195.06 264 345 2,270 1,161 1,109 133 t07 363 82 2 Lohna (156) 732.88 779 1,035 4,595 2,308 2,287 291 290 867 263

3 Sarabsima (157) 106.84 305 481 2,753 1,370 1,383 156 150 366 116

4 Dubauli (158) 220.96 5 5 20 17 3 2 16 Khaira

5 Naruar (159) 552.79 734 1,105 5,865 2,971 2,894 407 413 1,028 340

6 Amraha Raiam (160) 31.57 Uninhabited 7 Mahinathpur (161) 250.90 278 413 2,382 1,230 1,151 146 125 409 145

8 BaJi (162) 204.77 77 153 845 396 449 2~ 28 115 27

9 Arazi (163) 39.25 Uninhabited Bhawanipur

10 Kishunpur (164) 20.23 Uninhabited Baislm

11 Jamthar ( 165) 93.79 89 167 931 442 489 36 39 85 21

12 Kishunpur (166) 95.91 15 29 145 68 77 62 77 18

Barsam 13 Rupauli (167) 279.63 341 519 2,704 1,404 1,380 77 81 477 124

14 Mohanpur ( 168) 141,23 105 198 983 501 482 52 62 155 57

15 Raiam (109) 1,157.38 1,386 1,740 9,579 4,765 4,814 600 613 1,726 455

16 K0thia (170) 691.19 743 1,206 4,144 2,048 2,096 295 292 662 204 Bharaul

17 Ojhaul (171) 156.21 40 54 300 146 154 29 14

18 Narayanpur (172) 332.24 228 342 1,828 917 911 55 44 337 83

19 Nirbhapur (180) 105.22 79 151 815 402 413 55 46 78 16

20 Jhaua (181) 193.03 131 222 1,174 587 587 87 93 117 17

21 Chaupta (255) 325.36 73 103 572 292 280 48 49 137 38

22 Ax Rakbe (256) 63.13 69 96 535 270 265 89 90 60 2 Chaupta

23 Kako (257) 441.51 186 30l 1,674 839 835 108 94 256 75

24 Shankarpur (258) 168.35 147 200 1,047 528 519 127 114 220 73

25 Santnagar (259) 141.64 210 367 1,540 794 746 51 51 283 48

26 Ramkhetari (260) 74.46 82 157 895 443 452 12 12 174 45

27 Khaira (261) 260.21 157 2% 1,086 559 527 52 51 240 34

28 Khaira (262) 44.51 40 82 368 180 188 89 94 37 8

Shivottar 621

2.9 Walipur: (263) 153.37 197 218 1,247 626 174 153 204 71

30 Imadpatti (264) 123.43 154 262 874 447 42'7 141 132 118 39

31 Banaur (265) 136.78 138 248 1,057 547 510 225 202 251 59

32 Motipur (266) 83.36 7 7 40 19 21 5

33 Badaangahi (270) 38.85 Uninhabited

34 Balnirneh:lth (271) 318.89 388 483 2,589 1,280 1,309 70 62 507 226

35 Sameya (272) 153.78 145 234 1,078 548 530 183 196 116 45

2.19

~VPPIVISION-JHANJHAR PVR (;ENSt)S ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS r-------------------- --A..._ -- ----------.--~

Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labourers Industry- [m, IV, Vtb) Marginal Non- Workers (I--IX) (D (ll) Manufacturing, and VI to IX] Workers

Processing, Servicing

and Repairs [V(a)]

,--__ --A..._-, r----A...~ ,_--A_-, r _--A..._~. r----A...-.) r---A---, r--..A--, M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

552 23 154 2 349 20 6 43 1 608 1,085 1,125 78 477 6 548 71 19 81 1 28 32 1,155 2,177

610 41 220 2 279 22 41 9 70 8 10 760 1,332 13 13 4 3

1,336 151 729 16 505 63 5 93 76 4 11 1,631 2,732

536 5 316 2 187 3 2 31 61 2 633 1,145 197 1 182 II 1 4 1 199 447

202 2 85 109 2 2 6 9 6 231 481 38 32 6 30 77

665 18 <'48 5 331 5 15 71 7 20 25 719 1,337 261 12 104 4 143 8 14 240 470

2,430 214 1,332 36 999 176 J3 86 2 86 191 2,249 4,409

980 21 496 14 416 7 67 1,068 2,075

74 4 62 8 72 154 487 1 307 162 2 16 7 423 910 199 10 <:'1 H>8 10 203 403 322 120 86 47 227 69 9 4 265 4"6

151 99 52 141 279 152 62 90 118 264

455 29 201 7 247 21 6 5 3 379 803 236 15 86 7 137 8 13 3 289 504 396 5 241 3 135 1 19 398 741

217 1 109 99 4 5 226 451 264 1 151 107 6 295 526 78 II 13 60 10 5 102 177

306 21 197 105 20 4 320 600 225 3 56 169 2 ~22 424

262 155 107 285 510 12 11 1 7 21

586 9 317 4 190 5 8 71 34 131 6GO 1,169 304 12 106 172 12 1 ~ 17 52 227 466

.?80

OEVEl,OPMENT BLOCK-JHAN_'HAR PUR

UR8AN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of ToL\! Population village with village in Occupled No. of (including Jnstitu·

Serial Thana no./ hecL,res Residen- House-· tional and Houseless Scheduled ScheJuleJ LiterJtes no. Town/Ward/ and of tial holds population) Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward HOUlles in km.!l

,---.. -"---~ ,---"- ... ~ ,---..A...-~ ,-_ .. ..A.._~

P M F M F M F M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 !O 11 12 13 14

REVENUE THANA-MADHUBAl\JI- ·contd.

36 Partapur (273) 144.07 Uninhabited 37 Kanhauli (274) Wholly merged in Jh:mj1rpur (N. A. C.) 38 Mohna (275) 37.23 44 89 566 29·t 272 45 44 149 50 39 Mahespura (276) 157.83 169 216 1,200 598 602 101 91 184 10 40 Dhakeha (278) 53.82 8 8 49 27 22 2

41 Maikhham (280) 104.!Jj 103 158 933 405 528 12 8 137 38 42 Patti Itwa (281) 50.59 Uninhabited 43 Tajpur (298) 199.10 97 153 814 407 407 54 51 120 15 44 ChoraMahrail (299) 153.37 116 198 1,135 558 577 97 92 212 14 45 Rewarhi (300) 101.57 60 90 493 257 236 (,2 61 70 10

46 Sindurpura (301) 86.20 75 77 374 169 205 44 5 47 Kanakpura (302) 67.18 36 7.? 455 246 209 100 85 113 63 48 Pauram (303) 16.59 5 13 55 31 24 9 I 49 Chanauraganj (304) 365.4.1 470 Ii 17 3,3li3 1,702 I,G61 345 331 606 128 50 Majhaura (305) 77.70 102 211 1,206 605 601 21 26 283 84

'1 Simra (306) 248.88 ?95 385 2,143 1,023 1,120 275 247 359 210 52 Machhdhi (307) 87.82 101 156 858 424 434 68 73 113 10 53 Sukhet (308) 503.42 J29 519 2,969 1,467 1,502 259 267 494 183 54 Jhanjharpur (309) Wholly merged in Jh'mjhRrpur (NAC) 55 Godhanpur (310) 304.72 292 399 2,295 1.123 1,172 88 98 245 12

Total lO,8S9.14 9 S')4 14,5~O 74,9U 37,44" 37"n~ ~,373 5,234 11,596 3,580

.JHANJHARPUR

1 Circle no. I N.A. 669 804 4,709 2,364 2,345 253 264 771 244 2 Circle no. 2 N.A. 408 631 3,685 1,923 1,762 278 229 727 144

Cirele no. 3 N.A. j;l91 497 3,175 1.658 1,517 79 60 759 184 J Circle no. 4 ~~.A. 466 602 3,734 1.929 1,80S 1·'].0 143 659 324

Total 12.44 1,93'" 2,534 15,3J3 7,R7.j 7,'l!9 75(1 .-; j{j 2,'116 RI)6

CENSVS ABSl'RA<?T

r-----.--.. --- --_._ . . Total Main Cultivators

Workers rJ-IX)

15

131 300 15

172

219 225 140

74 112 14

936 215

476 220 780

592

16

23 II

7

19 32

5

2

195 15

71 93 54

7

18,292 ],340

17 18

86 236 3

81

100 128 14 48

44 7 3

389 38 84 A

71 90 8

372 8

228 2

8,603 236

NOTII'IED AREA COMMITTEE

1,128 48 301 7 889 38 246 6 777 95 224 7 965 78 476 9

3,759 259 1.247 2'i1

281

MAIN WORKERS -- --~_;.._-----~----------~

Agricultural Household Other Workers Labourers Industry-- (I". IV, V(b)

(U) Manufacturing, and VI to IX] Processing,

Servicing and Repairs

lV(a)) {, __ ..A_._~

M F

19 20 21 22 23 24

45 54 19 2 8 14 .11

83 7 8

63 18 23 33 72 11 15 7 10 71 5 8 13

30 74 2 31 10 1

501 157 8 38 90 11 41

283 70 19 103 110 77 13 8 7 365 45 4 39

350 5 14

8,354 975 208 32 1,127 97

503 22 39 285 19 317 23 81 245 9 325 42 53 10 175 36 339 44 10 9 140 16

1,484 131 183 19 845 80

SUD~JVISI0N-JHANJHARPUR

Marginal Workers

25

10

24

2

5

316

3 44 4

17

26

8

5 57

536

95 2 5

68 102

Non-Workers

27 28

163 272 . 298 579

12 11

223 513

188 383 309 488 117 2'\1

95 205 134 207

15 24 766 1,466 385 586

547 1,049 204 341 687 1,448

531 1,165

18,833 35,606

1,233 2.297 990 1,629 877 .1,420

947 1,722

4,047 7,068

282

DEVELOPMtJ:NT BLOCK-ANDaRATaA~HI tJJlJAN /VILLAGE PJlll\1ARY

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including In stitu-

Serial Thana no. hectares Residen- House- tional and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Literates no. Town/WardJ and of tial holds Population) Cartes Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses lD km.~

r---..A.--~ ~..-A.._~ ,--..A._, " _J __ ~ P M F M F M F M F

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

REVENUE THANA-MADHUBANI-contd.

1 Bithauni (227) 234.3\ 228 228 1,178 587 591 60 70 117 10 2 Az Rakbe (228) 34.80 U ninhabitcd

Chapahi 3 Chap~,hi (229) 227.43 281 282 1,551 1'17 774 61 56 294 36 4 Gangdwar (231) 356.12 511 538 3,260 1,610 1,650 2',3 280 591 159 5 Sihor;a (232) 303.51 416 441 2,478 U58 1,320 83 70 419 1I0

6 Bedaulia (233) 189.39 159 159 1,000 504 496 105 105 258 70 7 Deohal' (234) 252.93 295 346 2,083 1,046 1 037 75 72 319 69 8 Ganauli (235) 499.38 532 572 3566 1,794 1,772 2S5 309 2 525 81 9 K2sb3gaur (236) 127.88 58 58 426 233 193 51

10 Nikta (237) 95.91 53 53 366 188 178 25 24 82 13

11 Singiaun (238) 99.55 103 105 572 283 289 19 29 47 5 12 Maruki:l (239) 275.59 401 426 2,130 1,052 1,078 195 193 310 58 13 Dhagjari (240) 183.72 142 144 779 348 431 4 4 71 2 14 Pastan (241) 404.68 441 442 2,477 1,242 1,2.l5 132 124 315 46 15 Gaur Andrha (242) 176.04 288 288 1,624 7~6 838 180 176 298 44

16 phulwaria (243) 134.35 2 2 10 6 4 1 17 Basun (244) 104.81 52 52 328 158 170 3 4 48 S 18 Dumra (245) 382.02 422 422 1,623 1,321 1,302 74 70 509 93 19 Barsam (246) 427.75 366 366 2,128 1,104 1,084 287 269 405 74 20 Rakhwari (247) 1,518.76 874 944 5,555 2,721 2,834 447 470 759 143

21 Mangrauni (248) 134.76 130 208 1,320 673 647 68 49 247 30 22 Siwa (249) 710.96 326 326 1,806 901 905 195 206 227 28 23 Ghoghraria (250) 182.92 77 92 589 301 288 123 107 107 16 24 Rajanpura (251) 227.43 160 164· 1,153 571 582 194 206 217 4 25 THai (252) 108.05 165 173 896 443 453 62 63 127 20

26 Mailam (253) 260.21 298 298 1,816 880 936 72 76 394 100 27 Sujaul (254) 98.34 375 375 1,812 944 898 67 54 322 90 28 Bhadu"r (267) 90.24 156 156 990 525 465 50 33 169 19 29 Hama (268) 280.04 415 415 2,864 1.433 1,431 75 83 432 105 30 Mahrail (269) 933.60 714 1,147 6,758 3,394 3,364 538 531 1,257 247

31 Sisauni (277) 146.49 161 166 1.114 575 539 136 137 198 32 32 KaranpuT (279) 259.40 277 277 1,726 875 851 92 88 314 30 33 RarTi (282) 517.18 596 836 4,791 2,374 7.,418 214 245 880 2J2 34 G<lndhraeu (283) 102.38 222 231 1,139 570 569 169 172 130 30 35 Gandhnen (284) 3li.21 46 46 186 86 100 17 1

Barhmot1r

283

SUBDlVlSION--JHANJHAI PUR

(,iN>t J~ ABStRACt

MAIN WORKERS ,--__________________ ..A.. ____ ---------------~

Total Main Cultin tors Agricultural Household Other Workers Wcrkers Labourers Industry- (III, IV, V (b) Marginal Non- Workers (I--lXJ (1) (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX] Workers

Processing, Servicing and Repdirs

tv (a)] ,--..A..~ ,-_..A.._--.., r---..A..-~ ,--..A.. __ --.., r--..A.-~ r--..A..-~ r-..A..~

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

327 41 126 6 190 35 11 260 350

405 29 135 1 264 28 6 7 372 738 795 89 362 20 318 60 15 3 100 6 48 65 767 1,496 585 46 374 22 165 20 10 4 36 573 1,273

222 8 121 4 63 2 37 2 282 488 550 184 242 4 273 180 35 496 853 830 57 509 21 271 33 50 3 142 263 822 1.4.52 114 1 58 56 1 1 119 191 78 3 60 13 3 5 110 175

153 13 110 5 34 8 1 8 3 1 127 275 .559 19 235 12 27.5 6 17 12 45 222 448 837 1.54 5 52 5 97 5 194 426 624 2 179 3i3 1 J3 59 618 1,233 351 105 216 20 111 85 3 21 12 13 423 720

2 2 4 4 91 59 24 8 67 170

699 94 614 12 73 6 1 76 11 159 621 1,049 .557 11 262 3 258 8 17 20 5 48 542 1,025

1,304 187 .577 17 689 120 6 32 50 13 16 1,404 2,631

320 207 90 23 353 647 483 179 238 37 238 142 7 31 418 695 184 1 181 1 1 2 117 287 306 42 201 4 95 36 2 2 8 2 265 538 244 5 170 3 63 2 11 199 448

337 146 172 3 16 543 936 500 64 229 16 250 48 I 20 2 55 442 779 275 7 159 1 108 6 1 7 1 1 249 457 786 25 543 12 231 13 3 9 7 16 640 1,390

1,538 178 705 19 652 146 43 7 138 6 4 1,852 3,186

265 20 151 3 89 17 24 4 13 306 506

~35 47 190 9 226 38 6 13 440 804 1,207 531 4~8 3 673 524 18 4 58 11 1,167 1,876

279 9 79 165 7 9 26 2 13 157 278 403 65 37 60 37 3 2 11 21 52

lJJ!.VELOPMENT BLOCK-ANDHRATHARHI

l)RBANjVILLAGIi; PRI~lAk y

Name of Area of No. of total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (inCluding Institu-

Scri~ I Thana no. hectares Residen- House- tional and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Literates no, 1 own/Ward/ and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses in km,2

,-__ ...A_ ____ -') r---"-..A..---_, ,-__:.:.A __ --. ,--~--,

P M F M F M F M F

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

REVENUE THANA-MADH UBANI--concl d.

36 Bhabham (285) 101.17 100 100 624 303 321 33 38 158 40 37 Rudrapur (286) 409.13 369 377 2,214 I,OS8 1,126 105 109 386 130 3S Nabnagar (287) 261.42 340 341 1,785 9:;8 817 84 61 344 73 39 Dumrarazi (288) 78.10 66 66 333 170 163 100 111 41 18 40 AndhraTharhi (289) 1,432.97 1,849 2,062 11,979 6,069 5,910 481 453 3,210 565

41 Madna (290) 426.13 477 862 4,727 2,403 2,324 195 209 595 58 42 J ail1aila (291) 282,06 231 248 1,288 626 662 91 82 63 5 43 Az Rakbe (292) 24.69 Uninlzabitc d

Maiui 44 Maini (293) 93.48 128 131 644 327 317 72 89 66 1 45 Jalsain (294) 843.35 488 494 3,038 1,533 1,505 254 253 430 39

46 Madna (295) 181.30 133 139 700 354 346 95 107 81 3 41 Nonaur (296) 851.04 353 374 2,902 1,486 1,416 291 248 525 146 48 AJpura (297) 199.10 501 505 2,684 1,304 1,380 168 169 536 136

Total 14,810.08 14,777 16,617 9~ ,103 48,064 48,039 6,302 6,304 1 2 15,892 3,246

2 ~5

SUBDI V ISlo N- JHAl'iJHARPUR

CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS r--------------------..A..---------------- - ~

Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Wcrkers Labourers Industry- [III, IV, V I b) Marginal Non-Workers (I-IX) (1) (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX] Workers

Processing, Servicing

and Repairs lV (a)l

r-_A.--~ ,-_..A.._~ ,-_..A.._~ ,--..A.._~ ,--..A.._~ r-..A..-~ ,--..A.._~

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

144 5 80 2 52 2 12 1 7 25 J52 291 578 10 375 :2 185 7 18 1 510 1,116 462 141 191 3 243 138 17 11 ~76 706 91 6 16 75 6 79 1'57

3,152 269 1,233 36 1,534 223 ~ 3 302 9 35 213 2,882 5,428

1,332 379 566 67 636 301 68 3 62 8 1 2 1,070 1,943 3J2 27 119 H5 27 2 6 1 313 635

182 24 59 120 24 3 145 292 822 47 125 8 382 39 2 13 10 701 1,458

214 20 86 125 19 3 140 326 752 .~ 424 271 3 23 34 734 1,412 499 4 156 2519 2 5 39 41 98 764 1,278

24.164 2,975 Ii ,'i-tJ 417 10,70) 2,366 373 100 1,341 92 394 1,432 23,506 43,632

1)1' \ fi1 OPMEr-;T BLOCK-LAl'KAHA

URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMAkY

N:lme of Area of No. of Total Population village with vill::lge in Occupied No. of (including Institu-

Serial Thana no./ hectares Residen- House- tiona I and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Luerates no. Tov.n/Ward/ and of tl31 holds Population Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses in km.2

,.. __ ..A. __ ---, ,.._..A. __ ~ ,..-..A._,~ r---..A.-~

P M F M F M F M F

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

REVENUE THANA-PHVLPARAS

Lalmunia (1) 915.79 666 816 4,616 2,408 2,208 255 238 766 85 Munhara

2 Lataunha (2) 23.07 39 40 239 121 118 15 21 37 1 3 Birpur Barapatti (3) 953.83 644 846 4,868 2,490 2,378 183 149 697 58

Pindraun 4 Barmotar Rae- (4) 11.33 25 27 218 98 120 38

Ch~'llda.

5 Rae Chanda (5) 18.62 Unin!Jabi{cd

6 Jhagaraua (6) 8.90 Unillhabited 7 Barmotar (7) 36.01 Uninhabited 8 Barmotar (: ) 110.88 Ullil;habitcd 9 Karmcgh (9) 3,876.43 2,634 3,416 19,279 9,888 9,391 1,460 1,369 35 30 2,972 542

10 Khutauna (10) 874, II 9;4 1,247 7,134 3,705 3,429 601 544 1,486 376

11 Siktiahi (II) 851.85 616 905 4,947 2,485 2,462 350 370 574 70 12 Paryagpur (16) 43.71 84 123 fj~O 346 304 21 25 56 10 13 Bagha Kusmar (17) 869.76 629 879 5,239 2,679 2,560 95 93 8"2 78 14 Ekha,ha (19) 184.94 303 400 2,609 1,295 1,314 165 155 651 368 15 Parsahi Sirsia (20) 2,289.27 1,155 1,709 8,982 4,629 4,353 552 525 1,412 310

16 Hinguwa (21) 92.27 8 19 45 21 24 6 3 17 Barmotar (22) 79.32 59 62 339 177 162 30 24 39 4

Bhajnaha 18 Lachhmipur (23) 343.17 184 215 1,240 612 628 82 64 180 33 19 Bandarjhuli (23/2) 145.28 65 75 470 224 246 25 32 87 7 20 Nalaenpur (23/3) 169.56 101 107 598 314 284 70 69 141 27

21 Majhaura (23/4) 675.41 392 461 2,641 1,338 1,303 293 282 296 32 22 t>athrahi (23/5) 371.90 221 276 1,609 785 824 75 67 95 23 Jhanjhri (23/6) 391.33 201 256 1,426 699 727 63 72 131 8 24 Bhajnaha (2317) 504.64 299 401 1,896 930 966 31 46 323 79 25 Ba1anpatti (23/8) 163.49 117 134 769 390 379 33 27 145 1

26 Basania (23/9) 179.68 56 87 508 257 251 13 12 68 5 27 Madhopur (23/10) 560.08 253 341 1,760 889 871 203 194 346 60 28 Baghmaria (23/11) ll8'58 114 154 863 428 435 108 110 112 27 29 Urhwa (23 / 12) 178.87 169 229 1,296 657 639 62 62 216 17 30 Baur.lha (23/13) 210.84 182 212 1,330 689 641 154 169 326 61

31 Lahri (23/14) 336.29 278 418 2.364 1,189 1,175 329 334 393 93 32 Bela (23/15) 248.47 106 159 877 459 418 59 63 156 49 33 Urhwa (23/ J6) 107.64 75 96 517 277 240 14 11 40 8 34 Siswar (23/17) 187.37 74 114 671 335 336 118 137 102 21 )5 Sihula (1.3/18) 415.20 170 213 1,176 603 573 18 14 119 11

287

~\)BPIVISION-JHANJflAR~VR

CENSUS AIJSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS r---- ____ . ________ . ___ ...A.._ -, Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labourers Industry-- [lH. IV. V (b) Marginl1 Non-Worker;. (I-IX) 0) (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX] Workers

Processing, Servicing

and Repairs [V(a)]

,-_.A_----, r-.-...A..--____ ,-__ ...A.._-, r---A.--, ,._...A.._-\ ,--...A.._-, r-...A..---, M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

1,249 139 799 61 377 76 10 2 63 2 1,159 2,067

79 38 23 55 38 42 80 1,365 J3 856 6 446 16 2 47 4 17 20 1,108 2,345

60 22 60 3 19 38 ~ 98

5,296 615 2,557 133 2,188 451 05 22 446 9 68 358 4,524 8,418 1 815 130 7J7 36 768 83 13 4 317 7 6 39 1,884 3,260

1,362 101 759 9 566 91 19 18 24 1,122 2,337 212 39 73 6 138 33 J 134 265

1,359 132 537 15 714 102 26 9 82 6 4 17 J,316 2,4Jl 690 41 206 2 430 39 7 47 12 605 1,261

2,483 397 1,095 39 J,230 281 79 75 79 2 16 33 2,130 3,923

15 8 7 6 24 99 3 36 57 2 5 26 78 133

306 148 137 42 161 103 3 3 5 19 10 287 470 122 8 60 56 7 1 1 5 102 238 162 2 115 44 I 3 152 282

713 23 464 1 233 22 15 10 624 1,270 177 79 2~6 3 236 76 5 31 308 714 387 196 164 50 215 146 8 14 52 298 479 544 43 206 11 267 27 45 5 26 17 172 369 751 223 132 85 6 167 379

154 131 2,) 130 131 4 103 120 505 138 233 17 250 119 5 2 I? 384 733 257 198 145 108 104 90 1 7 171 237 304 55 255 ~7 38 17 2 9 I 34 4 319 580 349 48 217 15 121 32 11 1 38 2 302 591

602 127 284 6 30~ 119 14 2 587 1,048 23 J 38 104 120 37 6 229 380 135 75 16 119 75 142 165 179 26 78 2 88 24 4 9 7 156 303 327 1 14 280 1 3 276 572

L88 .- .. ,

{lRBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of Total Popula tion village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu-

Serial Thana no./ hectares Residen- House- tion::11 and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Literates no. Town/Ward/ and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses in km.2

,-------"----, ,.-.--"---, r---"----, ,.---"---, P M F M F M F M F

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

REVENUE THANA-PHULPARAS-contd.

36 Jhanj patti (23f19) 237.55 118 210 1,239 646 593 91 86 193 10 Doman

37 Kalri Patti (23/20) 268.30 155 232 1,240 640 600 124 108 94 15 38 Durgipltti (23{21) 288.13 273 318 1,819 922 897 95 104 210 20 39 Hudra (23122 ) 329.81 147 211 1,222 623 599 32 25 225 38 40 Jhanjh Patti (23/23) 288.54 247 343 2,035 1,026 1,009 70 68 342 114

Asa.

41 Ekhatha (23/24) 217.72 327 464 2,807 1,375 1,432 3 3 656 324 42 Anharban (24) 223.38 60 66 4]2 107 215 40 50 53 4 43 Basdeopur (25) 1,307.52 790 918 5,103 2,639 2,464 380 386 1,008 77 44 Piprahi (26) 32900 231 363 1,941 974 967 139 148 388 87 45 Chatarbhuj (27) 491.28 153 247 1,388 694 694 264 263 219 52

46 Barkor (29) 164.30 42- 69 409 213 196 6 7 71 1 47 Tengrar (109) 827.17 371 453 2,734 1,365 1,369 80 92 465 60

Total 21,520.99 !3,807 18,322 103,535 5l,741 50,794 6,821 6,618 35 30 16,826 3,25 1

2'8"9

SUBDIVISION-JHANJHA.(( PUR CEN~U~· ABSTkAcT

MAIN WORKERS ,,------------______ ..A.. _______________ .---~

Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labc·urers Industry- llIJ, IV, V (b) Marginal Non-Workers (J-.JX) (n <") Manufacturing, and VI to lX] Workers

Processing, Servicing

and Repairs tv (a)]

r--..A..~ r--...A_-~ r--..A..-~ r--..A..--~ r--..A--~ r--..A..-~ f-..A..-~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

323 34 167 146 33 10 323 559

370 220 150 4 213 215 7 269 380 508 3 236 I 264 2 1 7 414 894 344 79 176 12 98 33 17 34 53 279 520 594 115 234 56 329 58 31 96 432 798

683 8 325 305 6 52 2 480 690 944 108 5 63 2 44 3 1 2 16 97 194

1,374 142 886 ]5 433 123 4 51 3 40 286 1,225 2,036 524 87 242 255 86 27 5 445 880 374 170 ]71 ]2 177 158 18 8 19 94 301 430

91 1 7 1 81 3 ]22 195 726 55 412 5 289 50 2 23 2 242 637 ],072

28,079 3,925 13,705 715 12,161 2,991 3B 181 1,525 38 3~5 2,OJ3 2.1,35[; 44,836

290

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-LAUKAHI URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu-

Strial Thana no./ hectares Residen- House- tional and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Literates no. Town/Ward/ and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses in km '.

, __ ...A.. __ -, ,,-__ ....A.._--,. r--..A.·--, ,-----"'--1 P M F M F M F M F

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

REVENUE THANA--PHULPARAS-cont J.

Singrahi (28) 159.86 102 178 1,009 517 492 37 38 249 25 2 Atri (30) 258.59 350 460 1,994 1,124 870 76 87 695 285 3 Harbhanga (31 ) 231.48 58 116 551 289 272 40 37 71 6 4 Tharw.,hi (32) 173.20 127 164 846 410 436 57 72 80 4 5 Tulsiahi (33) 119.79 47 47 295 145 150 38

6 Nari (34) 210.84 39 44 224 117 107 2 6 21 7 Mahadew1 (35) 622.40 291 415 2,16,) 1,083 1,077 143 172 315 21 8 Jamsar (36) 267.04 98 98 461 23'. 229 18 16 31 9 Laukahi (37) 264.26 438 579 2,833 1 500 1,333 232 216 646 204

10 Jhauri (38) 794.34 471 493 2,578 1,257 1,321 104 100 405 33

11 Sonbarsa l39) 267.09 369 369 1,845 959 886 121 124 252 84 12 Simpataha (40) 100.36 74 95 526 283 243 107 6 13 Piprahi (41) 200.72 84 112 662 342 320 27 33 130 12 14 K.<1kahia (42) 133·14 74 84 486 238 248 7 15 64 2 15 Chichorwa (43) 54.63 63 87 459 232 227 113 119 68 1

16 Tharhi (44) 455.()7 190 248 1,303 653 650 71 76 327 45 17 Ladania (45) 610.66 236 315 1,927 998 929 39 45 344 44 18 K.aluahi (46) 125.86 65 68 398 206 192 41 36 66 19 Pipraun ('17) 559.67 246 301 1,782 929 853 171 131 355 37 20 Kaiaut (48) 698.17 337 427 ~,493 1,259 1,234 120 115 335 47

21 Makhnaha (49) 82.96 65 84 411 208 203 21 20 99 2 22 Andhramath (50) 647.08 337 407 2,493 1,264 1,229 191 177 318 43 23 Bikramsher (51) 440.70 179 241 1,534 762 772 106 114 252 l' 24 Kukurdaura (52) 48 :'96 197 285 1,700 878 822 20 20 351 60 25 Dakahi (53) 424.51 245 331 1,986 1,005 981 148 132 286 33

26 Bolhar (54) '!8.73 24 26 15'! 80 72 40 11 27 Chand:,r Patti (55) 19.83 4 8 48 22 8 28 Dh::rhaa (50 588.40 305 387 2,312 1,134 1,178 100 121 324 60 29 Kulhadi 1 (57) 14.16 UninTtabi'ted 30 Jiroga (58) 505.45 250 366 2,109 1,096 1,0J3 245 223 355 26

31 Bh:crphori (59) 528.92 236 331 1,900 946 954 52 50 344 117 32 Neur (60) 467.00 200 336 1,877 984 893 313 263 339 148 33 Burhbiko (61) 14.16 Uninhabited 34 Narindarpur (62) 1,47951 563 723 4,626 2,356 2,270 2n 241 713 145 35 B:um::tar (63) 36.83 Uninhabited

;91

SUBDIVISION-JHANJHAh PUR

CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS ,-~ _____________ - __ ..A.. ____________________ ~

Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labourers Industry- [Ill, IV, V (b) Marginal Non·Workers (1- IX) (I) (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX] Workers

Processing, Servicing

and Repairs [V (a)J

r--..A..--~ ,--..A..--~ ,--..A.._~ r---"---~ r--..A..-~ ,---..A.. __ ~ r--..A..-~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

255 3 162 2 65 26 262 489 609 112 175 3 152 108 18 264 3 17 512 741 171 81 84 6 2 51 116 221 241 141 117 42 122 98 2 4 71 165 224 80 20 74 6 5 14 2 55 63 75

67 15 42 23 15 2 2 ,6 48 66 636 306 334 76 275 227 6 21 2 1 27 446 744 138 11 40 98 11 94 218 789 110 160 5 363 92 16 150 13 6 55 705 1,168 712 190 351 64 323 125 14 24 1 2 321 543 810

563 247 249 45 281 198 10 2 23 2 396 639 142 54 74 14 6 127 135 116 184 131 114 36 54 94 16 15S 189 145 1tl6 123 27 22 79 93 142 123 48 59 15 54 33 ~ 8 19 47 90 132

318 28 165 23 113 4 12 1 28 28 304 307 318 530 III 309 33 198 75 2 3 21 15 362 453 456 103 38 58 1 6 7 111 96 81 451 168 182 3 261 165 8 1 55 477 630 802 778 523 536 252 238 5 4 22 1 456 456

97 71 70 50 26 21 9 1.1 123 763 56 339 6 380 48 4 2 40 3 239 498 934 431 91 329 6 73 85 11 18 4 57 327 624 435 62 314 14 93 46 3 25 2 49 173 394 587 518 293 226 100 214 185 2 76 8 15 146 472 542

34 15 8 3 16 12 9 2 13 44 44 7 4 2 1 2 9 13 17

601 107 272 16 233 85 20 6 76 42 195 491 876

587 46 291 15 263 30 16 17 17 233 492 734

476 77 155 6 252 64 68 7 34 111 436 766 561 149 213 14 332 135 16 6 423 738

1,201 140 895 34 293 106 2 17 4 184 1145 1,946

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-LAUKAHI

Serial no.

1

Name of village with Thana no.! Town/Ward/

Circle

2

Area of village in hectares

and of town/ward

in km.~

3

No. of Occupied Residen-

tial Houbes

4

No. of House­

holds

5

N.EVENUE THANA-PHULPARAS-contd.

36 Mahadeomath (64) 37 Gidrahi (65) 38 Mahthaur Got (66) 39 Mahthaura (n7)

40 Dhanehhiha (63)

41 Hardoar (69) Laukaha.

42 Koudihar (70) Laukahi.

690.38 123.43 535.39 310.39 699.29

169.56

118.57

43 Baruwar (71) 1,522.69 44 Rajarampatti 45 Narahi

46 Bajuband 47 Matahi 48 Jarauli 49 Han'aha 50 Kusmahi

51 Kharagpur 52 Sakhua 53 Hariraha 54 Belahi

Bhawanipur

(72) 905.22 (73) 303.91

(74) [97.89 (75) 326.58 (76) 212.05 (77) 243.31 (78) 289.~5

(79) 200.71 (80) 536.61 (81) 203.55 (82) 413.99

55 Karharwa (83) 188.58

56 Kachnarwa (84) 57 Mansapur (85) 58 Lachhmipur (86) 59 Kuriban em 60 Nclrahia (88)

61 Mahdewa (89) 6l Auraha (90) 63 Sananpatti ('>11) 64 Labtoli (92) 65 Bhutaha (93)

227.83 1,520.79

224.61 21<5.70

1,154.96

292.18 337.50 137.19 251.31 184.94

356 57

208 105 430

48

91

853 100 145

109 178 163 89

215

124 153 83

206

109

106 837

98 151 948

82 103 109 128 120

66 Bangawan ('H) 1,810.54 l,l66

422 58

230 105 474

68

91

1,050 100 165

109 206 175 117 242

135 160 95

266

141

130 1,162

141 242

1,233

117 138 135 133 196

1,528

192

Total Population (includmg Institu­

tional and Houseless population)

6 7 8

2,546 1,353 1,193 368 178 190

1,515 773 742 743 398 345

3,130 1,5E6 1,544

399 210 189

519 265 254

6,415 437

1,128

3,32':. 257 567

3,095 180 561

781 376 ·t05 1,255 629 626

977 485 492 695 365 330

I,L90 638 652

855 413 442 927 461 466 5~O 303 287

1,391 727 664

836

705 6,414

824 1,271 7,303

711 779 931 741

1,132

417

351 3,260

412 631

3,682

357 394 465 409 556

419

354 3,154

412 640

3,621

354 385 466 332 576

URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Schejul~d

Castes

9

68 14 117

3 48

28

22

460 12 54

59 86

4

59

i6 6J

9 91

43

29 446

36 130 27·t

24 89 47 13 44

10

60 13

125 j

62

22

21

419 7

67

67 94

-+ 45 55

26 56

8 91

52

20 419

38 11 il 283

26 75 40 II 51

Scheduled Tribes

11 12

21 16

LiteraUs

13

314 57

286 60 303

30

87

984 91

196

96 267 158 135 216

123 164 107 228

183

143 1,116

144 181

1,437

83 129 140 130 175

14

54 11 66 2

24

2

13

203 11 31

4 40 28 8

18

20 10 3

31

16

11 163

12 20

272

3 45

3

10

8,369 4,285 4,084 382 40) ~~288 220

Total 26,G33.88 1-1,034 17,789 101,967 52,03l 49,936 5,633 5,58~ 21 15 17,075 2,872

293

SUBDIVISION~-JHANJHAR PUR

CEN"iUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS ,-__________________ ..A... ______________ . _________ ---, Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers

Workers Labourers Industry- [III, IV, V(b) Marginal Non-Worken (I-lX, (I) on Manufacturing, and VI to IX] Workers

Processing, Servicing,

and Repairs lV(a)]

,-_..A... __ I ,----A.._~ ,---.A..-~ ,---A.._--.,. ,---"--- ---, ,-_..A.. __ , ,--..A..._---, M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

725 52 392 271 46 4 2 'i8 3 8 476 620 665 95 6 43 5 52 1 116 83 68

418 205 291 126 105 79 22 17 355 520 223 194 28 1 175 345 883 613 700 456 175 157 8 703 931

120 26 99 13 21 13 57 89 106

151 141 77 76 66 64 5 3 15 114 98

1,808 277 817 32 891 239 19 81 5 5 100 1,507 2,718 163 11 85 3 65 8 13 130 94 39 290 222 199 142 83 79 7 2 8 275 331

192 172 47 5 131 167 10 6 91 178 142 353 38 107 224 38 21 1 276 587 279 48 183 19 83 18 8 13 3 77 206 367 187 9 125 4 53 3 3 6 2 11 178 310 345 96 233 26 99 70 12 47 293 509

230 44 107 116 44 7 183 398 273 45 143 25 129 20 2 73 186 348 177 157 1 20 126 286 399 79 152 9 225 69 4 18 172 328 413

215 97 116 34 88 63 10 14 121 188 201

187 3 131 2 45 11 6 82 158 269 1,770 647 891 144 801 500 15 2 63 2 9 1,488 2,498

216 31 168 46 31 2 1 196 380 356 4 134 3 211 1 11 275 636

1,925 545 832 107 816 430 17 4 260 4 3 40 1,754 3,036

191 1 50 139 2 166 353 212 3 53 137 22 3 182 382 263 155 104 3 202 465 226 174 50 2 183 332 290 96 104 14 152 81 33 266 480

2,313 595 1,010 88 1,089 456 60 43 154 8 5 1,972 3,484

28,251 7,740 14,437 2,516 11,570 5,072 287 85 1,957 61 320 4653 23,460 37,543

294

l)EVELOPMENT BLOCK-- PHULPARAS

URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of Total Population villaee with \'lillage in Occupied No. of (including Institu-

Serial Thana no./ hectares Residen- House- tional and Houseless Sch<!duled Scheduled Literates no. Town/Ward/ and of tial holds Population) CaslelO Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses in km.2

,-__ ..A..._._ ~ ,--_..A.._~ '-'..A.._~ ,-_..A.._~

P M F M F M F M F

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

REVENUE THANA-PHULPARAS-contd.

1 Bathnaha (12) 377.57 289 377 2,127 1,055 1,072 163 152 269 53 2 Bharahi (13) 135.57 100 129 712 359 353 31 33 142 25

3 Bharaba (14) 218.12 187 224 1,340 695 645 8~ 84 145 22

4 Mainaha (15) 93.48 74 74 358 172 186 10 7 28 8

5 Siswar (18) 818.67 611 956 5,545 2,805 2,740 161 151 1,221 149

6 Lachhminia (95) 60,30 211 214 1,035 520 515 60 50 271 28 7 Chhajuna (96) 797.62 511 641 3,896 1,958 1,93)) 107 119 637 121

8 llhabtiahi (97) 510.71 302 445 2,778 1,434 1,344 107 110 53S 60 9 Bairiahi [98) 151.76 132 237 1,312 678 634 215 197 222 37

10 Musbarnia (99) 212.46 157 215 1,351 669 6~2 27 35 162 6

11 Parsa (ICO) 1,2~0.11 853 1,280 8,004 4,0(.4 3,940 177 190 1,263 141

12 Ram Nagar (10l) 98094 560 902 5,326 2,660 2,666 120 130 854 70

13 Gurgawan (102) 290.16 179 239 1,447 70S 741 13 6 285 36 14 Bathnaha (103) 2'-18.65 280 304 1,780 902 884 15 21 320 33

15 Barhampur (104) 1,742.55 1,423 1,621 10,366 5,229 5,137 500 481 1,668 223

16 Phulparas (105) 575.65 677 830 5,223 2,687 2,536 226 215 1,235 241 17 Barhl (106) 485.62 398 594 3,527 1,797 1,730 192 189 677 73 18 Murli (107) 259.80 211 267 1.596 795 801 38 39 152 12 19 M;lluthaur (108) 1,742.15 1,185 1,304 1,294 3,778 3,516 373 295 1,070 130 20 Inamat (110) 57.06 14 19 114 61 53 13 13 5

21 Gangdbara ( Ill) 210.84 13 17 93 48 45 6

22 Gangdh:lra (112) 38.44 Uninhabited Barmotar

23 Jhakbrahi (113) 228.24 38 51 312 165 147 27 1 24 Kala Patti (114) 1,125.42 741 922 5,522 2,868 2,654 249 236 750 103 25 Dahapatti (115) 178.06 105 105 534 275 259 13 5 19

26 Balua (116) 177.65 188 'J74 I, ~84 796 788 119 Jl8 319 57 27 Gatipatti (117) 141.23 114 114 694 353 341 39 51 75 11 28 Harnath Patti (li8) 145.28 44 44 213 105 107 1 29 Dh1nauja (119) 813 00 546 607 3,670 1,858 1,812 163 167 538 69 30 Goriari (120) 339.53 313 376 2,304 1,190 1,114 50 42 421 35

31 Hariari (121) 275.99 163 221 1,328 676 652 30 27 197 13 32 Sugapatti (122) 636.56 484 625 3,819 1,937 1,882 160 146 640 160 33 Gohuma (:23) 1,094.25 702 877 5,616 2,906 2,710 234 197 1,013 188

Baida 34 Sisauni (124) 161.87 69 91 524 280 244 19 23 46 1 3S Murbala (125) 60.70 70 70 330 180 150 47 ~

295

SUBPIVISION-JHt\NJHARPllR

CENSUS ABST~ACl

MAIN WORKERS ,--_________________ ...A..--_____________ ----..

Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labourers Industry- [IlT, IV, V (b) Margin11 Non-Worken (I-IX) (I) (II) Manuf,!cturing, and VI to IX] Workers

Processing, Servicing

8nd Repairs [V (a)]

r--..A..-_, r--...A..-~ r----...A..-~ r--...A..-~ r--...A..-~ r---...A..-~ ,..---.A.._~

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

\3 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28

594 37 231 7 332 28 17 14 461 1,035 217 50 172 27 'I 20 6 3 8 ... 142 303 419 1 191 220 8 276 644 82 37 11 2 70 35 1 90 149

1 319 225 603 5 526 216 28 162 3 49 2S 1,437 2,490

31)8 167 75 12 230 154 3 2 212 346 1,116 563 492 77 6:)2 484 5 2 17 842 1,375

736 160 465 30 257 130 14 698 1,183 340 103 201 8 137 95 2 338 531 333 73 151 176 73 5 14 336 595

2,C46 238 991 15 959 221 7 89 3 2,018 3,699 1,501 187 669 12 757 174 16 59 1,159 2,479

389 28 66 305 28 18 317 713 434 199 199 28 214 170 21 1 12 11 456 6-4

2,724 248 1,197 31 1,297 213 20 210 3 2 26 2,503 4,863

1,404 36 527 7 548 25 147 182 3 1,283 2,500 966 215 615 122 175 74 14 162 19 831 1,515 386 10 206 4 140 4 12 1 28 1 11 67 398 724

2,047 231 1,370 41 606 187 9 2 62 1 1 612 1,730 2,673 32 13 17 2 29 52

31 6 16 15 5 17 38

88 57 31 77 147 1,541 20 990 5 497 14 8 46 5 36 1,322 2,59B

158 28 32 124 28 2 6 117 225

397 30 196 158 30 11 32 6 399 752 192 53 44 134 46 8 6 6 17 161 27\ 58 IO 6 52 10 4 18 93

968 169 590 26 327 133 12 ') 39 I 8~0 1,642 619 100 341 38 242 59 17 3 19 9 41 562 973

383 12 169 5 204 7 10 293 640 1,071 59 533 43 480 16 2 56 14 89 852 1,734 1,490 280 687 23 705 252 3 2 101 3 1,409 2,430

166 96 70 114 244 100 8 48 51 8 80 142

296

U~VELOPMENT BLOCK- PHULPARAS

VRBAN!VILLAGE PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu-

Serial Thana no./ hectares Residen- House- tional and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Literates no. Town/Wardl and of tial holds Popula tion) Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses in km.2

r---"----~ r---"-----..., ,.----"-----..., ,.----"--., P M F M F M F M F

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

RF.VENUE THANA-PHULPAflAS-contd.

36 Taufir (1 ~6) 6.47 Uninhabited 37 Amauja (127) 385.26 189 325 1,977 1,011 966 222 189 319 66 38 Saini (128) 554.18 417 MO 3,880 1,<)49 1,931 162 155 710 135 39 Arazi Saini (129) 60.30 25 56 238 119 119 87- 86 12 40 Dharamdiha (130) 359.36 292 307 1,806 907 899 79 90 298 55

41 Bachhauni (131) 139.21 113 177 1,062 551 511 56 61 275 42 42 Jaga pur (132) 449.19 262 345 1,835 915 920 92 90 320 95 13 Khargawsn (133) 274.37 153 211 1,262 662 600 7 7 255 34 44 Sijaulia (134) 647.49 364 509 3,216 1,652 1,564 240 235 345 25 45 Balan Sher (135) 106.03 Uninhabited

46 Bishunpur (136) 187.77 285 357 2,194 1,129 1,065 115 98 682 360 47 Nathopur (137) 74.87 24 24 136 68 68 30 4 48 Konar (138) 194.65 186 213 1,262 628 634 102 97 105 3 49 Khopa (139) 85.39 98 98 569 294 275 29 20 75 20 50 Ekh2fa (140) 98.74 86 146 822 401 415 49 56 100 17

51 Baika (141) 377.99 194 201 1,295 642 653 61 72 296 34 52 Laksena (142) 187.37 90 138 708 346 362 53 50 104 1 53 Mahindwar (143) 457.69 255 311 2,361 1,187 1,174 174 163 381 69 54 Az Rakbe (144) 48.27 45 88 474 247 227 40 27 40 15

Mahindwar 55 Sangram (145) 416.82 706 890 5,248 2,626 2,622 304 284 1,135 388

56 Pipraulia (146) 65.15 157 157 970 484 486 8 6 189 65 57 Dhepura (147) 69.20 82 82 430 215 215 36 28 62 10 58 Bistaul (148) 125.05 90 139 800 434 366 45 41 203 42 59 Raghunandan- (149) 72.84 123 123 709 354 355 8 4 133 56

pur. 60 Kharaua (150) 220.96 162 199 1,223 613 610 78 84 247 167

61 Singdaha (151) 59.49 33 36 286 143 143 20 62 S3hpur ( 152) 77.70 137 140 887 421 466 36 41 152 37 63 Pars \ (153) "78.42 270 270 1,521 726 795 137 146 231 34 64 Az Rakbe (154) 21.85 Uninhabited

Sirkharia 65 Sirkbaria (155) 462.14 293 422 2,040 1,026 1,014 74 88 289 11

66 Pipraulia (156) 91.05 105 105 594 269 325 13 22 86 4 67 Behrari (157) 168.75 88 108 626 313 313 129 125 101 23 68 Kiritpur (158) 120.59 110 110 646 309 337 106 2 69 Az Rakbe (159) 75.68 53 S3 277 146 131 73 64 23 6

Sudai 70 Az Rakbe Sudai (160) 22.66 Uninhabited

r--Total Main

Workers (I--IX)

Cultivators

(I)

MAIN WORKERS _. _____ __A._ ___ - ____ --. _____ ~

Agricultural Household Other Workers Labourers Industry- [lIT, IV, Vtb)

(1I) Manufacturing, and VI to IX J Processing, Servicing

and Repairs [V(a)]

.~~""l r---A..-----, r---A.~ r- _..A..~, 1 ~M . F' M.'_ F M F M F

r--__A.__'l

M F

16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

507 29 165 9 307 19 35 1,036 80 353 7 543 62 40 11 100

70 1 69 470 34 252 4 184 30 5 29

308 23 82 213 23 2 11 462 19 158 277 18 2 25 341 24 250 78 23 1 12 850 84 488 7 325 76 6 31

476 49 218 2 126 45 15 117 2 23 13 8 2

323 32 136 3 166 24 20 5 138 1 96 41 1 218 129 83 6

344 39 246 5 85 34 13 166 54 134 39 27 14 5 577 18 154 2 386 16 3 34 131 96 23 30 94 66 14

1,280 500 449 71 593 406 43 12 195 11

277 259 18 108 3 24 81 2 3 212 61 131 20 145 16 22 83 14 23 17

281 15 89 156 15 36

76 5 74 5 1 191 33 94 94 31 3 3m 4l 133 13 171 29 2 14 2

5&0 22 363 8 210 14 6

109 99 9 1 149 123 19 12l 12} 3 3 160 61 128 n 3J 3~ 1 "7 1 75 I 1

Marginal Workers

25 26

65 211 2 23

3 21 4 5 11

1 4

5

24 70 8 1

33 37

7 73

Men-Workers

27 28

439 726 911 1,828 49 119

437 864

243 488 450 901 300 572 197 1,469

652 1,012 45 68

305 602 156 2~

189 415

2~8 '14 156 238 602 l,1J.5 116 1]0

1,313 2,085

'ID7 486 107 212 222 346 209 339

331 595

(17 138 230 .33 406 751

43') 919

160 325 164 190 149 276 69 130

298

D~VELOPMENT. BLOCI\-,-PHULPARAS URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Idst itu-

Serial Thana no./ hectares Residen- House- tional ai)d Housel~ss Scheduled Scheduled Literates

no. Town/Ward/ and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes Circle town/ward Houses

in km.2 ,..-_._...A... __ -, ,-...A...--, ,-...A..._-, ,-__ ...A..._--..,

P M F M F M F M F

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

REVENUE THANA-PHULPARAS-contd.

71 Sud:li Ratauli (161) 929.95 606 710 4,227 2,102 2,125 226 237 729 213 72 Belmohan (162) 271.14 405 437 2,480 1,272 1,208 299 300 431 93 73 Sangi (163) 71993 646 748 5,041 2,528 2,513 187 185 862 155 74 Kasirampatti (164) 20.64 21 21 127 67 60 16 1 75 Thaibitia (165) 214.48 127 219 1,341 670 671 31 18 189 24

76 Tilat (166) 382.02 219 250 1,519 751 768 133 123 209 73 77 Mahadewa (167) 146.49 202 20? 1,151 609 542 50 51 244 23 78 Indarwa (IG8) 208.81 196 222 1,397 698 699 29 17 266 3C 79 HuJaspatti (159) 207.60 161 161 790 4H 376 40 36 180 24 80 Barhampur (170) 61.51 484 490 2,987 1,560 1,427 )1 44 477 34

81 Deorh (171) 517.59 581 877 5,013 2,682 2,331 298 287 1,258 557 82 Kishunipatti (172) 99.15 130 181 1,032 504 528 33 42 186 22 83 Baswari (173) 749.06 546 807 4,720 2,437 2,283 237 197 863 84 84 Piprakamalpur~ 174) 142.04 86 99 572 274 298 1 2 7 85 Aloia (175) 222.17 128 132 853 415 438 8 8 147 27

86 ' Harari (176) 256.57 223 223 1,341 688 653 165 171 125 2 87 . Maillahi (177) 528.92 390 390 2,457 1,253 1,204 95 98 255 11 88 Banarjhula (178) 239.57 144 144 1,085 559 526 16 22 114 6 89 Amahi (179) 311.60 26!l 268 1,711 872 839 49 56 210 7 90 Deonathpatti (180) 277.61 205 205 1,298 664 634 26 15 218 14

91 Sarauti (181 ) 436.65 469 554 3,543 1,788 1.755 47 42 514 38 92 . Nighma (182) 190.60 158 158 1,097 555 542 69 59 164 31 93 Nauabakhar (183) 391.73 244 244 1,413 698 715 13 11 146 6 94 DhanpJtBarhi (184) 26.71 51 51 301 142 159 36 46 84 8 95 Hatni (185) 350.86 317 318 2,304 1,137 1,167 615 176

96 Ghogaddia (186) 255.76 601 619 3,957 2,084 1,873 157 132 1,121 375 97 Pirojgarb (187 ) 727.61 562 837 4,474 2,266 2,208 222 205 784 222 98 Kewatn I (18S) 439.08 492 492 2,890 1,475 1,415 302 306 303 14 99 Bisuhnia (189) [85.34 20~ 208 1,081 541 540 126 129 191 19

)00 Chikna (190) 327.79 412 4Z0 2,446 1,240 1,206 196 188 572 210

101 Bhirahar (191) 140.83 79 105 705 351 354 45 47 97 18 102 Biraul (192) 192.22 176 176 1,087 509 578 47 36 136 32 103 Rajuahi (195) 144.07 98 104 663 347 316 85 71 101 11 104 Sahorwa (196) 162.68 137 139 1,On 541 491 14 4 238 26 105 Dhabghat (197) 102.79 126 l26 826 410 416 ." ~~ ~

299

SUBDIVISION-JHANJHAR"UR

CENSUS ABSTRAcr

MAIN WORKERS r------------______ ..A.. __________ ~ ____ __.,

Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labourers Industry- [IlL IV, V (b) Marginal Non-Worker& (I-IX) (1) (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX] Workers

Processing, Servicing

and Repairs

r- _..A..-----, r--..A..---. ,--~ ~V(a)]

(_..A.._~ ,._..A... __ , ,-_.A.._-.., r-...A--~ M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

1,074 128 604 64 405 64 2 63 194 1,027 1,803 568 147 229 70 261 76 78 7 12 697 1,049

1,286 120 915 9 326 III 6 39 7 6 1,235. 2,387 34 9 7 27 9 33 51

313 44 121 156 44 10 26 28 357 599

311 83 149 1 149 77 3 13 2 440 685 307 40 152 1 123 38 32 301 502 354 9 173 2 164 7 1 16 344 690 173 14 65 74 4 2 9 32 3 10 238 352 810 80 368 11 416 68 2 24 1 750 1,346

1,306 109 318 1 539 97 71 5 378 6 7 2 1,369 2,220 264 116 108 20 93 87 45 5 18 4 26 101 214 311

1,207 173 659 31 484 141 8 56 1 5 1,225 2,110 169 57 112 105 298 213 48 117 95 48 202 390

357 14 162 11 192 3 3 96 331 543 606 33 420 13 185 20 1 647 1,171 259 139 121 54 134 85 4 300 387 535 82 277 10 257 72 2 337 755 329 74 158 25 171 49 335 560

960 27 551 10 387 17 5 17 5 10 823 1,718 200 31 143 31 57 2 355 509 378 38 309 18 13 15 305 715

63 1 12 51 1 79 158 456 15 410 10 15 5 31 20 64 661 1,088

872 S6 439 6 173 46 11 249 4 28 42 1,184 1,775 1,066 128 529 11 485 114 5 47 3 2 1,200 2,078

812 61 432 6 334 48 19 7 27 1 133 662 1,221 258 56 101 8 134 47 2 21 1 15 102 268 382 529 92 185 3 201 85 4 139 4 1 710 7,114

152 48 82 1 S8 47 11 13 8 186 298 239 79 115 1 119 78 5 8 4 262 495 198 122 101 37 91 85 6 149 194 255 8 92 3 149 5 3 11 23 286 460 2119 M 179 1 S 161 416

300

DBVaOfM£NT aLOCK.-PHULPARAS

Name of Area. of No. of Total PopuLltion village with viLlage in Occupied No. of (including lnstitu-

Serial Thana no./ hectares Residen- House- tiona I- and Houseless schcluled Scheduled Literates no. Town/Ward/ and of tl:ll holds Population Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses in km.2

,-----"-------- ,-_ _A_-_____ ,-_..))..______ ,---..A.=-c-:-,

P M F M. F M, F M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 & 9 10. 11 12 ;: 13 14

hEVENUE THANA-PHULPARAS-colltd.

106 Dewalawani (223) 80.13 Uninhabited 107 Parroanandpur(224) 88.22 72 76 467 227 240 53 66 58. 6 lOa. La:QJli (225) 422.89 383 574 3,283 1,626 1,657 147 129 553 289

Totl\l 34,1i71.76 27,780 34,234 205,745104,411 101,3349,71,6 6,349 .35,415 .1,014

MAIN WORKERS r--- ---~-------------_,'-----------------~

Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labourers Industry- [III, IV, V(b) (I-IX) (I) (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX]

Processing, Servicing

and Repairs [V(a)]

-~~ r--..A-~--.,.", r---....A---~ r--..A--~ M F M F M F M F

15

123 654

16

26 164

17

14 147

18

27

19

108 452

20

26 137

53,005 7,365 25,265 1,273 23,456 5,910

21 22

6

733 92

r---"--~ M F

23

I 49

3,551

24

90

SUBDIVISION-JHANJHARPUR

Marginal Workers

25

23

26

3

460 2,248

Non- Worke rs

r--..A..-~ M F

27 28

104 214 949 1,490

50,946 91,721

llEV£LOPMENT BLOCK_;_MADHEPUR

URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu-

.'J, rial Thana no./ hectares Residen- House- tional and Houseless Scheduled Schduled Literates no. e own/Wardl and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses in km. 2

,-___ ..A.. __ ._~ r-----..A..--~ ,-___ A __ --,. (._..A.._-..,

P M F M F M F M F

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

REVENUE THANA-PHULPARAS-contd.

Kalikapur (193) 158.23 84 119 854 446 408 1 3 218 46 2 Matras (194) 399.42 277 387 2,377 1,215 1,157 134 111 350 81 3 Bishunpur (198) 225.41 146 146 1,0-5 527 498 110 107 79 25 4 Pauni (199) 237.55 75 77 532 255 277 62 76 57 4 5 Az Rakbe (200) 71.22 120 138 912 451 461 17 15 53

pauni.

6 Chapram (201) 140.42 95 145 820 408 412 31 40 124 Jl

7 Shankarpur (202) 113.31 29 83 388 207 181 18 16 59 1 8 Desam (203) 95.10 161 161 865 445 420 22 24 122 57 9 Az Rakbe (204) 49.78 45 80 375 195 180 145 125 50 5

Desam. 10 Tardiha (205) 954.24 439 471 2,631 1,362 1,269 90 86 116 99 466 269

11 Gopalpatti (206) 47.75 Uninhabited 12. Semraha (207) 40.87 Uninhabited 13 Bath (208) 400.63 316 424 2,%1 1,471 1,490 109 109 622 161 14 Manmohan (209) 116.14 24 33 202 102 100 50 44 4 15 Sonbarsa (210) 103.19 148 211 1,317 647 670 49 54 171 17

16 Bahera (211) 61.13 IS 18 109 52 57 52 57 I

17 Amarupi (212) 76.48 42 48 318 155 163 46 41 82 36 18 Sundar Barajli (213) 445.15 288 504 3,104 1,527 1,577 219 209 473 44 19 Biharpur (214) 128.68 101 133 775 419 356 58 55 118 2 20 Nemua (215) 154.59 106 147 956 471 485 89 85 183 13

21 Bodai (216) 128.28 104 112 737 362 375 19 19 IS7 20 22 Baswan (217) 51.39 83 83 498 253 245 136 139 65 4 23 Sirkharia (218) 63.94 13 13 81 43 38 43 38 3 24 Ramauli (219) 102.79 54 54 285 144 141 49 14 25 Tamoria (220) 142.85 347 395 2,166 1,066 1,100 70 68 466 131

26 Sonre (221) 336.70 259 326 1,940 980 960 111 95 383 104 27 Bishunpatti (222) 49.78 Uninhabited 28 Kachhwi (226) 883.82 853 1,268 6,344 3,164 3,180 624 603 1,147 291 29 Berma (227) 314.79 418 461 2,481 1,226 1,255 197 208 466 12S 30 Bhakhrauli (228) 67.18 101 101 618 302 316 15 10 143 26

31 Bijulipur (229) 81.75 46 63 390 202 188 6 10 80 11 32 Kachhua (230) 448.39 516 545 3,325 1,678 1,647 170 161 584 99 33 Maibi (231) 467.41 242 406 2,132 1,031 1,101 214 227 321 94 34 Belauncha (232) 685.12 724 836 4,876 2,451 2,425 319 317 1123 2j9

35 Siwaisinghpur (233) 82.15 108 116 699 353 346 45 47 ns ~O

3(}3

SUBPIVISlON-J"ANJHA~J>UR

CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS r-------'---------..A...----------------~

Household Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Other Workers Workers Labourers Industry-- [III, IV, V(b) Marginal Non-Workers (I-IX) {I) (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX) Workers

Processing, Servicing

and Repairs [Veal]

r--..A..-~ ,---"-~ r---"--~ ,~ __ ..A...,_-, ,---"---, ,-_..A..._-, ,---"---,

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

229 58 156 6 60 52 13 217 350 582 73 272 1 283 70 3 24 633 1,084 265 113 110 26 150 87 4 1 262 385 121 3 54 64 3 1 2 8 43 126 231 239 29 107 107 27 23 2 2 212 432

207 20 129 4 64 16 14 4 15 197 377 104 8 40 56 8 8 103 173 250 57 149 11 100 46 195 363 104 41 18 2 86 39 91 139

662 65 303 16 309 44 3 47 5 27 82 673 1,122

619 20 455 4 123 10 9 6 32 5 3 847 1,467 51 18 11 40 17 51 82

320 56 166 12 142 42 2 12 327 614

33 24 31 24 2 18 33 82 24 31 41 24 10 73 139

743 159 485 11 235 148 23 7 35 777 1,383 192 3 112 74 3 2 4 2 225 353 2;55 120 114 24 7 206 485

193 25 104 8 76 17 3 10 169 350 124 66 27 5 69 33 22 27 6 1 12 19 117 160 26 5 5 21 5 17 33 77 5 24 3 38 2 1 14 5 67 131

487 74 217 13 144 57 9 3 117 3 6 576 .1,020

512 66 195 9 289 56 27 467 894

1,646 345 681 86 856 227 23 29 86 3 17 143 1,501 2,692 S72 178 355 98 167 70 6 5 44 5 25 114 629 963 128 11 52 68 11 8 174 305

101 65 17 7 12 to1 188 828 303 362 104 348 )87 17 4 101 8 23 827 1,344 441 85 lO~ 19 162 65 55 22 1 20 16 570 1,000

1,115 40 664 5 297' 33 25 129 1 35 64 1,301 ,2,321 1~3 101 76 4 169 346

~OPMftNT BLOCK-MADlIJWUR

Name of Area of No. of Total Po.pulation village with village in Occupied No .. of (including In4ltitu-

Serial Thana no.i hectares Residen- House- tional Rnd Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Literates no. Town/Ward/ and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses in km.2

,.---A..-_~ ,---..A._~ ,.-_..A._~ ,. ---"""'----:"'I P M F M F M F M FI

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

REVENUE THANA--PHULPARAS-contd.

36 Az Rakbe (234) 31.16 1 Siwaisinghpur.

3-7 Dip (235) 1271.10 1,167 2,0I3 10,961 5,434 5,527 753 74S 1,941 374

38 Az Rakbe Dip (236) 9.71 Uninhabited 39 Raghonagar (237) 1.21 Uninhabited 40 Behat (238) 914.58 1,087 1,389 7,771 4,083 3,688 301 288 1,593 578

41 Kaithinia (2.39) 498.97 610 871 4,806 2,344 2,462 561 579 870 260

42 Rutaul (240) 63.53 87 166 983 491 492 44 50 196 36

43 Madanpur (241) 236.74 .. 196 336 1,865 954 911 313 300 327 150

44 Sohrai (242) 260.61 219 219 1,145 555 590 1S4 154 108 15

45 Kolahi (243) 103.58 Uninhabited

46 Daiakharwar (244) 293.80 234 354 2,004 1,014 990 226 231 235 32

47 Gangapur (245) 364.62 341 400 2,355 1,247 1,108 134 124 432 62

48 Sonarpatti (246) 103.20 37 43 249 120 129 39

49 Lakhnaur (247) 1,292.95 1,022 1,483 8,288 4,159 4,129 459 483 13 10 1,469 196

~O Ankusi (248) 133.14 184 259 1,362 677 68'i 158 157 113 27

51 Garha (249) 44.51 Uninhabited 52 Gunakarpur (250) 197.48 218 250 1,473 756 717 93 89 205 22

53 Kasiam (251) 248,47 176 318 1,695 843 852 183 187 260 109

54 Lakhnaur (252) 16.19 Uninhllbited Barmatar.

55 Balia (253) 348.43 313 413 2,247 1,140 1,107 261 259 367 95

56 Umri (254) 304.72 316 417 2,443 1,220 1,223 144 115 598 241

51 Laura (255) 323.44 331 486 2,721 1,337 1,384 ID7 192 469 152

58 Aditdih (256) 43.71 51 74 480 231 249 ..... 67 11

59 Pachahi (257) 470.24 525 715 4,150 2,051 2,099 137 171 656 209

60 Pure (258) 138.81 174 174 1,004 489 515 92 106 185 18

61 Madhepur (259) 1,102.35 1,522 1,929 11,549 5,938 5,611 721 723 2,350 ·762

62 Sikaria (260) 196.67 145 153 884 476 408 153 123 123 12

63 Asam (261) 80.13 Uninhabited 64 Mahisan (262) 373.52 370 399 2,327 1,165 1,162 140 122 421 .. 122

65 Sarauhi (263) 179.68 94 94 503 267 236 65 69 41 14

66 Bhumpur (264) 31.57 146 154 853 401 452 173 44

67 Nawada (265) 386.05 368 568 3,228 1,569 1,659 384 414 338 87

68 Kaparphora (L65/2) 3238 97 120 591 310 2SI 255 235 r. 116 ' ! 2 69 Tingri (266) 6677 80 III 696 348 348 39 39 153 32 10 Rupauli (267) 163.09 119 119 648 298 350 86 89 75 .. :, 22

~os

SUOPIVISION---JHANJHAR PUR CEN,)US ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS ,...--------------_______ _A_. ________ . ____________ ---,

Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labourers Industry~ [III, IV, V(b) Marginal Non-Workers (I-IX) (I) (1 I) Manufacturing, and VI to IX] Workers

Processing, Servicing,

and Repairs [V(a)]

,-_ _A__---, ~_-, " - -..A-_---, ,--..A.._---, ,---..A-__ ---, ,--.A __ -, ,---..A.-~

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 20 27 28

2,721 258 1,306 46 1,115 202 71 6 229 4 2 2,713 5,267

2,072 397 516 15 911 328 126 22 519 32 18 7 1,993 3,284

1,077 161 460 20 514 140 11 92 32 130 1,235 2,171 268 55 133 2 108 46 14 7 13 3 8 220 429 497 178 185 25 210 119 53 30 49 4 !O 103 447 630 307 71 136 46 126 23 23 22 2 248 519

581 11 273 4 254 7 16 38 3 433 976 601 33 427 6 129 23 5 40 3 645 1,075

74' 46 30 3 44 43 46 83 2,080 430 1,061 42 846 369 93 19 80 4 102 2,075 3,597

424 368 20 5 393 363 8 6 253 317

421 129 184 235 126 3 1 335 588 392 103 203 182 102 7 451 749

493 260 178 54 236 206 79 27 401 620 446

546 110 190 5 140 103 171 2 45 6 674 1,107 662 41 192 9 262 24 107 8 61 2 2 713 1,341 119 4 30 4 32 50 7 lI2 245 912 122 333 II 408 107 107 64 4 3 1,136 1,977 242 22 , 107 124 22 11 2 347 491

2,730 394 768 74 901 243 175 20 886 57 36 55 3,172 5,162 262 9 55 4 205 5 2 214 399

543 ]07 198 21 264 86 29 52 41 135 581 920 166 85 33 131 85 2 2 101 149

166 25 32 2 62 20 23 3 49 235 427 830 473 292 4 478 441 36 25 24 3 9 14 730 1,172 166 6 26 138 6 2 121 144 154 170 2 27 2 92 I 178 346 149 10 78 4 56 6 2 13 149 340

306

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK·-M,\DHEPUR

URBAN/VILLAGE PRIMARY

Name of Area of No. of Total population village with village in Occupied No. of (including Institu-

Serial Thana no./ hectares Residen- House- tional and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Literates no. Town/Ward/ and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses in km.2

r---..A..---~ r--..A..--~ ,.---"--~ r·--..A..-~ p M F M F M F M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 JO 11 12 J3 14

REVENUE THANA-PHULPARAS-cOIltd.

71 Kurson (268) 25.09 III 111 636 318 318 7 2 178 73 72 Pakhaul (269) 53.01 42 42 225 108 117 8 11 22 4 73 Chunni (270) 127.07 140 150 942 458 484 45 51 190 65 74 Bhakrain (271) 292.99 266 454 2,508 1,263 1,245 67 75 527 227 75 £etauna (272) 177.25 43 43 268 133 135 3 3

76 Chandardip (273) 80.53 28 28 193 97 96 19 3 77 Khajura (274) 145.68 214 219 1,372 685 687 65 72 255 S5 78 - Parsad (275) 984.99 447 680 4,124 2,081 2,043 341 337 553 94 79 Az Rakbe (276) 38.85 U nillhabited

Sidhi Tajpur. 80 Banki (277) 610.66 536 795 4,681 2,342 2,339 202 206 734 155

81 Birpur (278) 152.56 67 119 772 381 391 31 26 144 21 82 Bhit Bhagwan-(279) 899.20 1,095 1,112 6,597 3,234 3,363 259 282 1,064 353

Pur. 83 Hasauli Kale- (280) 311. 60 76 99 542 272 270 181 177 44

anpur. 84 Az Rakbe (281) 39.66 Uninhabited

Bhit Bhagwanpur. 85 Mahasjngh (282) 106.03 J78 221 1,075 538 537 46 41 210 35

HasauL

86 Daldal (283) 521.23 359 554 3,467 1,792 1,675 270 253 443 116 87 Madanpur (284) 157.02 143 165 948 460 488 20 21 101 8 88 Khor (285) 190.60 112 153 862 439 423 32 19 86 30 89 Bahera (286) 281.66 176 176 1,018 521 497 103 114 109 10 90 Birpur Burh (287) 48.16 98 98 511 277 234 19 16 65 15

91 R0hua (288) 284.49 341 362 2,155 1,087 1,068 172 164 431 106 92 Ratwara (289) 107.24 56 67 430 219 211 48 36 89 19 93 Nahri Jagar- (290) 55.25 18 18 135 69 66 17 10 ..!

nathpur. 94 Karhara t291 ) 730.45 375 468 2,920 1,473 1,'i47 289 288 365 44 95 Doalakh (292) 585.31 319 571 3,357 1,686 1,671 388 379 465 110

96 Kharik (293; 28044 157 :07 1,236 622 614 130 133 210 20 97 Madhu Sagram(294) 155.40 189 190 1,223 626 597 66 51 2:8 54 98 Jagir Sagram (295) 50.18 61 61 295 154 141 140 127 13 2 99 Bheja (296) 1,090.61 538 838 5,217 2,715 2,502 421 365 760 171

tOO Barsham (297) 322.93 198 264 1,687 899 788 149 117 262 67

101 Sijhaul (298) 40.87 27 27 171 87 84 52 55 22 6 102 Khajuri (299) 406.70 259 285 1,841 952 889 102 92 207 36 103 Pa·rsauni (300) 44.92 28 41 254 125 129 16 12 14 2 104 Balthi (301) 175.23 150 191 1,072 542 530 126 134 46 7 105 Parwalpur (302) 342.76 249 347 2,265 J ,151 1,114 126 1)1 100 6

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CENSlJE ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS ,------------------"-----------------------,

Total Main Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labourers Industry- [III, IV, V (b) Marginal Non. Workers (I-IX) (I) (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX1 Workers

Processing, Servicing and Repairs

{V (a)] ,---"---"') ,---"----"') ,---"---, ,---"---, ,---"----, ,---"---, r-..A....-~

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

122 3 67 18 2 2 35 4 32 192 283 56 23 17 2 36 21 3 52 94

168 16 68 62 14 38 290 468 594 14 318 196 12 1 79 1 6 13 663 1,218 73 13 59 13 13 60 122

45 I 45 52 95 320 4 235 44 3 1 40 1 2 27 363 656

1,022 125 385 11 545 112 92 I 1,059 1,918

1,066 193 677 70 362 121 5 22 1,276 2,146

187 93 53 122 93 12 194 298 1,516 647 737 48 632 592 24 4 123 3 58 10 1,660 2,706

133 56 26 107 56 139 214

263 133 97 22 145 III 21 2 275 402

816 141 444 7 343 132 4 25 2 48 62 928 1,472 257 21 161 6 71 8 25 7 15 203 452 265 3 29 2 229 1 7 174 420 255 171 207 124 43 47 5 14 17 252 309 131 1 42 79 10 1 145 233

483 86 262 3 145 82 76 4 600 982 119 7 62 1 34 6 18 5 100 204

38 35 2 2 36 33 31 31

785 156 390 19 384 137 11 18 688 1,273 761 186 393 39 286 141 18 6 64 12 257 913 1,228

318 51 136 3 179 48 3 63 303 500 280 74 64 42 346 597 102 67 6 4 94 63 2 1 52 73

1,375 280 720 73 503 205 152 2 8 1,340 2,214 451 73 241 2l. 202 49 14 2 24 442 691

51 36 15 2 35 34 1 36 48 386 49 214 5 155 44 17 57 10 509 830 74 56 57 34 16 22 1 51 73

1.50 3 96 37 1 3 2 14 137 1 255 526 656 103 273 3S 377 68 6 34 97 461 914

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DEVELOPMENT BLOCK-- MADHEPUR

LJRBAN!VILLAGE PRIMARY

Name of Aru of No. of Total Population village with village in Occupied No. of (including lnstitu-

Serial Thana no./ hectares Residen- House- tional and Houseless Scheduled Scheduled Literates no. Town/Ward/ and of tial holds Population) Castes Tribes

Circle town/ward Houses in km.~

,... __ Jo"__._ .. ~ ,..-__ ...A.._~ ,.._...A.._~ ,.._...A..-~

P M F M F M F M F

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

REVENUE THANA-PHULPARAS--collcld.

106 Bakwa (303) 1,343.54 542 613 3,837 1,997 1,840 710 702 310 39 107 Bhargaw~n (304) 742.89 34~ 473 2,967 1,479 1,488 256 276 J31 12 108 Tangraha (305) 479.14 365 389 2.266 1,110 1,156 185 205 276 70 109 Mani Mah- (306) 119.79 21 21 1 4 59 65 18 15 3

patia. 110 Lilja (307) 79.72 33 37 235 128 107 80 71 38

111 Parsauni (308) 109.27 123 134 894 451 443 157 138 127 2 112 Mahpa 1ia (309) 430.58 334 438 2,633 1,300 1,333 73 72 160 12 113 Chkatauni (310) 206.69 133 137 907 439 468 151 159 100 9 114 Mahsa (311) 398.61 157 186 1,203 634 569 lO2 85 100 2 115 Bhawanipur (312) 472.26 102 112 641 333 308 98 104 98 6

116 Bagewa (313) 61.11 41 42 200 100 100 4 117 Rarr,pur (314) 84.98 26 28 171 ':77 74 33 22 6 118 Mainahi (315) 237.14 68 69 452 255 197 27 28 35 6 li9 Parriahi (316) 192.22 29 29 161 79 82 20 19 37 1 )20 Luchpahi (3 J 7) 4].68 14 14 69 38 31 7 5 14 3

121 Gcbargarha (318) 122.21 137 146 803 390 413 33 33 164 33 122 Asurgalh (319) 76.89 26 27 142 76 66 31 26 22 1 123 G:lThgaon 0::0) 328.(0 208 208 1,297 635 662 74 87 70 5 124 Basipatti (321) 736.11 336 340 1,951 1,016 935 520 511 276 24 125 Goiahi (322) 23.88 V ninhabited

.126 Bhagta (323) 202.34 155 187 1,190 603 587 122 107 64 127 Dara (324) 463.76 472 615 3,307 1,652 1,655 113 119 502 66 128 Bela {325) 101.98 58 70 460 232 228 16 14 24 129 Harshankri (326( 58.37 9 9 56 27 29 24 27 ... 8 130 Rampura (327) 4].68 56 58 385 188 197 3 5 17 5

Total 35,319.80 27,494 35,670 207,720 104,651 103,069 16,181 15,863 129 109 32,531 7,873

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CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS ,--------;----------------..A...-------------------"""'I

TotarMain Cultivators Agricultural Household Other Workers Workers Labcurers Industry- [Ill, IV, V (b) Marginal Non-Workers (I-IX) (1) (II) Manufacturing, and VI to IX] Workers

Processing, Servicing

and Repairs lV (a)J

,---A::--"""'I ,-__ ..A... __ -"""'I ,----..A..._-"""'I ,-_..A...--"""'I ,-_..A...--"""'I ,--..A...-- -"""'I ,-__ ..A..._ -"""'I

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

1,044 315 314 11 710 304 19 2 951 1,525 775 130 375 6 390 124 10 704 1,358 566 9 348 1 210 8 2 6 42 544 1,105

30 18 11 1 19 17 29 47

53 46 33 34 18 12 2 75 61

249 26 170 5 78 21 1 202 417 667 65 268 4 380 61 2 17 633 1,268 219 12 144 5 65 7 4 6 220 456 368 72 268 27 88 44 4 8 266 497 233 2 87 145 2 100 306

57 43 14 43 99 70 5 64 27 74 :86 42 111 11 75 31 69 155 45 9 15 30 9 34 73 21 4 12 9 4 17 27

235 68 134 21 96 47 4 155 345 40 4 17 1 23 3 36 62

334 51 206 128 51 301 611 474 101 273 4 179 95 5 17 2 2 8 540 826

325 20 143 179 20 3 42 278 525 876 158 289 18 567 138 3 17 14 776 1,483 135 31 83 2 52 29 12 97 185

15 7 5 ,8 7 2 1 12 21 112 50 59 52 50 76 147

51,585 9,971 23,258 1,542 22,621 8,023 1,459 :t;41 4,247 165 759 2,414 52,307 90,684

310

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Total S(;hcdu/ed Casles and Scheduled Tribes Population-Urban BLockwise

Location Name of Town! Total Popu- Scheduled Scheduled Location Name of Town/ Total Popu., Scheduled SCheduled

Code no. WardJUrbau lation Castes Tribes Code no. Ward/Urban lation Castes Tribes

Block Block

2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5

4/19/1 Madhubani (M) 45,145 2,914 Ward no. 11 1,536 32 E. B. no. 29 339

Ward no. 1 1,887 196 Ditto 30 360 15

E. B. no. 44 941 153 Ditto 31 837 17

Ditto 45 265 21 Ditto 46 681 22 Ward no. 12 2,339 155

2,223 380 E. B. no. 8 1,'280 104

Ward no. 2 Ditto 9 1,059 51 E. B. no. 41 1,319 278 Ditto 42 444 1 Ditto 43 460 101 Ward DO. 13 1,480 112

E. B. no. 54 ,.94

Ward no. 3 2,203 133 Ditto 55 215

E. B. no. 38 729 Ditto 56 771 112

Ditto 39 491 88

Ditto 40 983 45 Ward no. 14 1,605 14 E. B. no. 27 762

Ward no. 4 1,862 66 Ditto 28 843 14

E. B. no. 34 832 60 Ditto 35 354 Ward no. 15 2,117 153 Ditto 36 277 6 E. B. no. 57 954 139 Ditto 37 399 Ditto 58 1,163 14

Ward no. 5 2,028 261 E. B. no. 47 1,116 192 Ward no. 16 1,576 36

Ditto 48 912 69 E. B. no. S9 630 26

Ditto 60 946 10

Ward I,O. 6 1,863 2

E. B. no. 49 881 Ward no. 17 2,024 254

Ditto 50 645 2 E. B. no. 69 612 125

Ditto 51 337 Ditto 70 419 66

Ditto 71 993 63

Ward no. 7 1,085 117 E. B. no. 52 506 Ward no. 18 2,163 95 Ditto 53 579 117 E B. no. 61 629 70

Ditto 62 357 Ward no. 8 1,473 61 Ditto 63 538

E. B. no. 32 778 27 Ditto 64 639 25 Ditto 33 695 34

2,216 47 Ward no. 19 2,764

Ward no. 9 E. B. no. 10 629 E. B. no. 1 642 44 Ditto 11 470 Ditto 2 448 Ditto 12 893 Ditto 3 490 3 Ditto 13 772 Ditto 4 636

Ward no. 10 1,831 214 Ward no. 20 1,771 81

E. B. no. 5 518 120 B . .B. no. 24 667 21

Ditto 6 377 27 Ditto 25 365 46

Ditto 7 936 67 Ditto 26 739 14

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Total Scheduled Castes and Scheduied Tribes Population-Urban Blockwise

Location Name of Townf Total Popu- Scheduled SCheduled Location Name of Town/ Total Popu- Scheduled Schedu_1ed Code no. Ward/Urban lation Castes Tribes Code no. Ward/Urban lation Castes Tribes

Block Block

2 8 4 5 2 3 4 5

Ward no. 21 1,613 212 Ward no. 3 2,627 1,008 E. B. no. 65 403 58 E. B. no. 15 199 18 Ditto 66 231 29 Ditto 16 836 104 Ditto 67 716 86 Ditto 17 676 357 Ditto 68 263 39 Ditto 18 487 305

Ditto 19 429 224 Ward no. 22 1,661 168

E. B. no. 21 737 92 4f19fIII Jhanjharpur (NAC) 15,303 1,446 Ditto 22 387 60 Ditto 23 537 16 Circle no. 4,709 517

E. B. no. 532 100 Ward no. 23 1,804 Ditto 2 697

E. B. no. 17 455 Ditto 3 525 19 Ditto 18 392 Ditto 4 724 65 Ditto 19 587 Ditto 5 499 120 Ditto 20 370 Ditto 18 303 133

Ditto 19 347 Ward no. 24 2,021 135 Ditto 20 642 72

E. B. no. 14 372 8 Ditto 21 440 8 Ditto 15 1,175 127 Ditto 16 474 Circle no. 2 3,685 507

E. B. no. 6 709 109

4/19/11 Jainagar (NAC) 11 ,955 2,201 21 Ditto 7 717 Ditto 8 822 229

Ward no. 5,194 510 Ditto 9 402 137

E. B. no. I 130 33 Ditto 22 428 32

Ditto 2 871 291 Ditto 23 607

Ditto 3 228 2 1 D.tto 4 803 68 Circle no. 3 3,175 139

Ditto 5 584 18 E. B. no. 10 591 64

Ditto 6 897 11 Ditto 11 841 44

Ditto 7 323 Ditto 12 725

Ditto 8 676 6 Ditto 13 594 31

Ditto 20 682 81 Ditto 24 424

Ward 2 4,134 683 20 CiTcle no. 4 3,734 283 no. E. B. DO. 9 496 138 E. B. no. 14 583 90

Ditto 10 680 20 Ditto 15 684

Ditto 11 495 5 Ditto 16 503 115

Ditto 12 875 6 20 Ditto 17 902

Ditto 13 656 27 Ditto 25 525

Ditto 14 932 487 Ditta 26 537 78

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2

Boundaries of Enumeration Blocks

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Description

2

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no. I

Name of City/Town-Madhubani (M) : I~ocation Code-4/J9/1

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

N-R.K. College E-Ghanshyam Panjiyar house s-Canal W-Supta out of Town

N-Rahika Road E-Ward No.4 S-Canal W-Dr. Radha Krishna Prasad

N-Rahika Pitch Road B-Ward No.8 S -Gandhi Chowk (West) W--Girls Middle School

N-Canal Pitch Road E-Ward No II S-Ward No. 10 W-Ward No. 10 out of Town

Area.

N-Boundary of Ward No.9 E-Boundary of Ward No. 11 S-·Roads W -Supta out of Town

N-Boundary of Block No. 5 E-Roads S-Northern Side of Ramjee

Pradhan's house. W·-Out of Town Area

N -Boundary of Block No.6 E- Boundary of Ward No. 11

& 12. S-Boundary of Ward No. 11 W-Out of Town Area

N-Road (Boundary of Ward No. 12).

E-Nonea Toli Well S-Out of Town W-Boundary of Ward No. 10

N-Roads E-Roads S-Post Mortem house W-Roads Block No.1

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

N-Mangal Tank E-Mangal Masjeed s-Ragho Nagar Masjeed W-Roads

N-Mangal Momin Tank E-Pitch Road S-Idamohammad Chowk W-Kachi Road

N-Pos' Mortem Road

19

20

E-Electric Office 21 S-Manga! Tank W-Slaughter House

N-House of Ishamenshijas E-Jd. Mohammad Chowk S-Masjeed 22 W--Mangal Tank

N-Out of Town E-Tank S-Godown 23 W-Shankar Ram

N---Near the house of Noorul Momin.

E-Tank 24 S--Road W-Harinath Mussi

N-Near the house of Noorul Momin. 25

E--Tank S-R01d W-Near the house of Harinath

Mussi.

N-Singhinea Chowk E-Roads S-DarKah W-Well of Mukul Rai

N-Ro3ds E-Well of Mukul Rai 8-0ut of Town W -Road Masjeeds

26

27

Description

2

N-Road E-Road's near the house of

Unus. S-Out of Town Area W -Out of Town

N-Godown E-Jdrish Hotel S-House of Rafique W-Roads (Masjeed)

N-Boundary of Ward No. 21 E-Hal Tola Road S-Road Near Gajan Mabto's

house. W-House of Anul Darjee

N-Hal Tola Road E-Middle School S--Singhinea Chowk W --Karbala Chowk

N-Roads E-Well of Laxmi S-Middle School W-Naka Road

N-Roaa E-Pitch Road S-Durga Bhavan W-Road

N-Id. Mohammad Chowk E-Road S-Machharhatta Chowk W-D~rga Bhavan Road

N--House of Jhulan Sah E-House of Mahabir

Mahaseth. S-Machharhatta Chowk W--Road of Machharhatta

N-Road E-Station Road S-Kirtan Bhavan Road W-Pitch Road

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Description

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Boundaries of Enumeration Blocks

Enume­ration Block no. 1

Description

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Description

2

Name of City/Town-Madhubani (M) : Location Code-4/19/I-contd.

28

29

3,)

31

32

33

34

35

N-Kirtan Bhavan Road E-Out of Town S-Pitch Road W-Pitch Road Boundary of

Ward No. 15.

N-Gandhi Chowk E-Near the house of Radha

Panjeyar. S-Boundary of Ward No. 12 W-Boundary of Ward No.9,

10 & 11.

N-Boundary of Ward No.8 & 13.

E-Pitch Road S-Road running from Gandhi

Bazar to Fata Chowk. W-Road Ullock No.1)

N-Road (Block No. II) E-Boundary of Ward No. 15 S-Road (Block No. II) W--Boundary of Ward No. 12

N --Boundary of Ward No. 7 E--Pitch Road Boundary of

Ward No 7. S-Near the house of Ram

Dayal Mahto. W-Pitch Road

N-Road Block No. I E-S<lbe Patti S-Ro::ds W-Pitch Road

N-Boundary of Ward No.3 & 4.

E--Road near the house of Anuta Lal.

S-Roads W-Road Ward No.8

N-Roads E-·Bara Bazar S-Roads W-Road Block No. I

36 N-·-RoJd E- Nc~r Shankar Talkies S-Roads W-Kishore Sah Lane

37 N-Roads E-Kishore Sah Lane S-Roads W-Boundary of Ward No.9

38 N--Ou t of Town E-Ro<lds S-Roads W-Roundary of Ward No.9

39 N-Roads E-Ram Dayal Chowk S-Roads W -Roud near the house of

Kamala Prasad.

40 N--Saurath Road E-Roads S---Gadiani Road W-RO,lds

41 N- Boundary of Ward No.1 E-- Pitch Road

42

43

44

S--Saunth Road W-Out of Town (Western

Portion of Santera Nagar)

N .. -Boundary of Ward No.1 F. .. -Out of Town S -J. N. College W-Pitch Road

N--BOIlI1dary of Block No.2 E.-Out of Town (Mangarauni

Road). S-Ram Patti Road W-Temple of Raghu Nandan

Raut.

N-Out of Town E-Pitch Road S-Ward No.2 W-Out of Town

45 N-Out of Town E -Btlhbar Road S-Dholth:1D W-Pitch Road

46 N--Dholthan E---Out of Town Area S-Mangarauni Road W~-Pitch Road

47 N-Bound3ry of Ward No.2 E-Road Near the house of

Narayan Prasad. S-East Side of Shankar Talkj.~s W-Boundary of Ward No.4 &. 5

48 N-Ram Patti Road E-Out of To\\n S-Station Road W-flIock N0. I

49 N-Boundary of Ward No.5 E-Tilak Chowk S-Road W-West Side of G. M. S. S.

School. '

50 N---Road

51

52

53

E-Boandary of Ward No. 13 S-Anup Sagar Chowk W-Roads

N-Road E--Baundary of Ward No. 13 S-RO~lds W-BoundClry of Ward No.7

N--Roads E-Ward No.6 S---Anup Sagar Chowk W-"Bmmdary of Ward No, 4

N--Roads E--Boundary of Ward No.6 S--R03ds W-Pitch Road

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54

55

56

57

58

59

2

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Boundaries of Enumeration Blocks

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ration Block no.

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2

Enume­ration Block no.

Description

2

Name of City/Town-Madhubani (M) : Location Code-4/19/I-concld.

N-Road, Boundary of Ward 60 N-Western Canal 66 N-Uma Kant Thakur No.7. E-Pitch Road E-Bhairo Asthan

E-East Side of Braj Nandan S-Pitch Road S-Out of Town Prasad. W-Pitch Road W--Near the House of

S-Road (Momeim Tola) Choudhary Yadav. W-Safe Patni

61 N-Road Dr. Rasoy

N-Road (Momin tola) E-Mahaseth Temple 67 N-Kotwali Chowk Road S-House of Latif Momin E-Pitch Road E-Roads

S-Boundary of Ward No. 15 W-Idmohammad Chowk S-Agrllwal Tola Road

Roads. W-Tank

W-Pitch Road 62 N-Road E-Tank of Maheseth 68 N-Kotwali Chowk Road

N-Boundary of Ward No.5 & 6 S-Road E-Pitch Road E--Western Side of Station W---Idmobammad Chowk S-Agrawa] ToJa Road

Road. W-Tank S-Pitch Road W-Western Side of Nathuni 63 N-Shop of abmohammad

S3.hu's house. E-Pitch Road Masjeed 69 N-· Hospital

N-Pitch Road S-Muslim Mohammad E-Railway Line W-Muslim Mohammad S-Out of Town E-Pitch Road

S-Canal W--Pitch Road

W-Pitch Road 64 N-Road of Tailing E-Tank of Mahaseth 70 N-Jaldhari Chowk

N--Pitch Road S- House of Mahabir Shah E-Pitch Road E--Out of Town W-Machharhatta Chowk S-Road S-Western Canal W-Boundary of Ward No. 18 W-Pitch Road

65 N-Machharhatta Road N-Western Canal E-Road 71 N-Last Boundary of Bhowara E-Pitch Road S-Haltala Road E-Railway Line S--Pitch Road W-House of Chaudhary S-Hat Road W-Pitch Road Yadav. W·-New Masjeed Road

Name of City fTown -Jainagar (NAC) : Location Code-4/19/II

N-Ushrahi Magi E-NepaJi Railway Line S-P.W.D. Road No. 89 W-Boundary of N.A.C.

N-P.W.D. Road No. 89 E-Nepali Railway Line S -Sahuddin Ansari, Residence

of Nepali Manager W-·Boundary of N.A.C.

J

4

N-Garden of Raghunath Khatjika.

E-D.v. Road 89, Street No.9 S-N.E.R. Railway Station W-NepaJi Railway Line

N-Prakand Nasirodhagar Toli E - P.W.D. Road No. 21 S-N.A.C. Street No.5 W-Boundaryof N.A.C.

5

6

N-N A C. Street No. 5 E--P.W D. Road No. 21 S-Palna Gandhi Street No.3 W-N.A.C. Road No.9

N-Patna Gandhi Street No.3 E-P.W.D. Road No. 21 S-Northern Road Near the

N.A.C. Office. W-District Board Road No.9

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Boundaries of Enumeration Blocks

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Name of City/Town-Jainagar (NAC) Location Code--4/19/ll-concld.

7

8

9

10

11

2

N-Hospital Road, North from N.A.C. Office.

E-P.W.D. Road No. 21 S--·Station Road No. 1 W-Dilltrict Board Road No. 89

N-Rami Mahto, Satyanarayan Shah.

E-Kamla River S-Kamala Road No. 114 W-P.W.D. Road No. 21

N-House of Sahauddin Ansari E-District Board Road No. 89 S-P.W.D. Road'Railway

Crossing. W-Bouadary of N.A.C.

N-House of Sagar Babu, Lane No.5.

E-P.W.D. Road No. 21 S--Tea Stall of Situ Sah,

Road No. 21. W-District Board Road No. 89

N-Jagdish and Raghosiya House No. 12.

E-P.W.D. Road No. 21 S-House of Sagar Babu

Street No.5. W-District Board Road No. 89

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N-Station Road Street No.1 E-P.W.D. Road No. 21 S-Jagdish Gupta Street No. 12 W-District Board Road No.89

N-Kamala Road No, 114 E-Kamala River S-South Route from Jawahar

Vidyapith. W-P.W.D. Road No. 21

N-Southern Route from Jawahar Vidyapith.

E-Kamala River S-Lane No.7, Raja Prasad W-P.W.D. Road No 21

N-Residence of Lal Bihari E-N.E.R. Railway Line S-Road No. 28/9 W-Boundary of N.A.C.

N-Shahid Chowk, House of Deven Singh.

E-Road No. 76 S-Bhagavati Asthan W--N.E R Railway Line

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N·-Lane No.8, House of Shanti Devi, Teacher.

E--Ring Embanknent No.9 S-Jai Nagar Basti, Subhas

Chowk. W--Road No. 76

N-Lane No.7, House of Raja Prasad.

E-Ring Embankment No.9 S-Lane No.8, House of

Shanti Devi, Teacher. W-P.W.D. Road No. 21

N-Lane No.7, North Side E--Kamala Rivcr S-Ganga Mistry's House W-Ring Embankment Lane

No.9.

N-P.W.D. Road No. 89 E-Shahuddin Ansari Nepali

Manager's Residence. S-- ·Nepali Railway Line W-BJock No.2

Name of City/To,",n-Jhanjharpur (NAC) : Location Code-4/19/111

N -Boundary of Village 3 N-Way to West Bargad Tree 5 N-Kachchi Rafta Near Kanhauli. Near the Schcol. Rameshwar Nath.

E-Bazar Road E-Bazar Road E- Bazar Road S-Way to West from Burgad S-Rameshwar Nath Kachehir S-Nathuni Pradhan Road

Tree Near the School. Kasto. W-Kachchi Rasta. W-Kanhauli Village Border W-Border of Village Kanhaulj

6 N-Nathuni Pradhan Rame-N-·Border of Village Kanhauli 4 N-P.W.D. Road and Bazar shwar Nath Road. E --Border of Village Kanhauli Road Jimitia. E-Bazar Road S-Border of Village Kanhauli E-P.W.D. Road S-Hari Kant Jha Road to W-P.W.D. Road S -Border of village Kanhauli Bandh.

W-Bazar Road W -Border of village Partapur

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ANNEXURE TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT-coneld.

Bnume­rarion Block no. I

Description

2

Boundaries of Enumeration Blocks

Enume-ration Description Block

no. I 2

Enume-ration Description Block no. 1 2

Name of City/Town-Jhanjharpur (NAC) : Location Code 4/19JIII-concld.

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8

9

10

11

12

N-P. W.D. Road Near Hari Kant Jha.

E--Bazar Road S-Road Near Poddar House W-Boundary of village Jhan-

jharpur.

N-Road from Poddar House B--8tation Bazar Road S-P. W.D. Road from Thana

to West. W-Viliage Boundary of Jhan­

jharpur.

N-P.W.D. Road Pitch E--·Station Bazar Road S-Boundary of the village

Jhimjharpui: . W-Village Bazar

N-Road from Devendra Choudhary Panch Nath Temple & Railway Line.

E-Railway Line S-13order of the village Jhan­

jharpur_ W-Railwhy Line

N-Post Office Road to Thana E-Road from Chairman's

house to South. S·-Road from Devendra Chau­

dhary to Panch Nath. W-Bazar Road

N--Post Office Road to Thana E-Railway Line S-Road from Masque to Panch

Nath Railway Line. W-Road from Chairman's

house to South mosque.

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15

16

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18

19

N-Border of J.J.P. Village E-Chatchi Road from Chair­

man's house. S"":'_Post Office Road to Thana W-Bazar Road

N-Bordp,r of the village Jhan-jharpur.

E-Railway Line S-Post Office Road to Thana W-Road from Katchari to

South.

N-Boader of village 'Jhanjhar-pur.

E-Border of the Vi llage S-Road from Thana to Suchai W - Railway Line

N-Road frem Thana to Sukhat E-Middle Road from North to

South of Belarhi. S-Border of Village W-Railway Line

N-Road from' Thana to Sukhat E-Village Border of J.J.P. S-Border of Village W--Mic1dle Road from North

South of Belahi.

N-Boundary of Village Kaanuli.

E-Bazar Road S-Way to West from Burgad

Tree near the School. W--Kanhauli village Border

N -Border of Village Kanhauli E-Border of Village Kanhauli S--Border of Village Kanhauli W-P.W.D. Road

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21

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24

25

26

N-Kachchi Road E-Bazar Road S-Pitch Road W-Kamala Embankment

N-Kachhi Roads, Bazar to Partappur_

E--Pitch Roads running North to South.

S-Jhanjharpur W- ·Kamala Embankment

N-Rameshwar Nalk Road and Nathumi Pradhan Lane.

E-Blizar Road S-Hari Kant Jha Road W-Ramala Balan Embankmeut

N-Pitch Road B-Bazar Road S-Hari Kant Jha Road W-Tank Road

N-Common Road E-Common Road S-Post Office Road W-Bazar Road

N-Kanhauli Village E-BaJagahi Village and Sukhet

Village. S-BeJarahi Village W-West side of Jhanjharpur

N-District Board Road Kachcha Road from Jhan­jharpur Sukhe C •

E-Behat S-Pitch. Road W --R~ilway Line from Jhan­

jharpur Laukhat Station.

DEVELOPMENT BLOCK MAPS

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MADHUBANl C. D. BLOCK

INDEX TO VILLAGE NAMES

2 Dhelpurwa 28 Dhanuki J agatpur 75 Dangar Bhitth1

3 Satlakha 31 Lachhminagar (2 Pieces)

4 Tola Laksayar 32 Maharajganj 76 Balia Bijauli

5 Sirampur (3 Pieces) 34 Kamat Bhawanipur (2 Pieces)

7 Kamalpur 37 Bhoraha 80 Lakbanpatti

12 Ijrapatti Jagat 38 Ramkhetri 81 Nima (2 Pieces)

14 Ijrapatti Jagat 43 Baharban 85 Az Rakbe Shankarpur

15 Arazi Basauli 68 Rajahan 86 Shankarpur Grandhwar

16 Gajwa Basauli 70 Ganeshpur 87 Salha

18 Arazi Basauli 71 Fatehpur 93 Tarachandpur

22 Harirampatti (2 Pieces) 72 Keshopur 127/2 Dahibhat Dih

27 Jagatpur (2 Pieces) 73 Saidpur

REFERENCES

H_dqua.te .. : - C. D. Block.. .. ., .. @

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REFERENCES

Headquarters: - C. D. Block.. ..

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State Hilhway

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MADHWAPUR C. D. BLOCK

INDEX TO VILLAGE NAMES

60 Ramnagar KaJra 66 Madhu Dih

75 Awari Inamat (2 Pieces)

70 Baswaria (2 Pieces) 73 Marwat Sobrauli

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REV. THANA PUPRI

DISTRICT SITAMARHI

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HARLAKHI C. D. BLOCK

INDEX TO VILLAGE NAMES

3 Bisaul (2 Pieces) 18 Balwaha 4 Harlakhi (2 Pieces)

10 Dubepatti (2 Pieces)

11 Hatwaria (2 Pieces) 14 Mangpatti (3 Pieces) 17 Kundalmaria

30 Pahra (2 Pieces) 52 Kamtaul

REFERENCES

Headquarters: - C. D. Block.. ..

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REFERENCES

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REFERENCES REFERENCES

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REFERENCES REFERENCES

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State Hiahway

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Hospital ..

Primary Health Centre ~.

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REV. THANA MADHUBANI

DISTRICT MADHUBANI

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200 "99

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o

• • • • x

30

LAUKAHA C. D. BLOCK

REFERENCES

Headquarters: - C. D. Block.. ..

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National Highway ..

State Highway

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REFERENCES

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Post DHice ..

Post & Telegraph Office ..

High School ..

Hospital ..

Primary Hea~th Centre __

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31

LAUKAHA C. O. BLOCK

REV. THANA PHULPARAS

DISTRICT MADHUBANI

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x PHULP .... RAS C . 0 BtOCK

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International _._. Uninhabited Village

Village

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REFERENCES

I Headquarters: - C. D. Block.. ..

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National Highway ..

State Highway

Roads: - Metalled

UnmetaliedH

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32

LAUKAHI C.D.BLOCK

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REFERENCES

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Dispensary ..

Maternity & Child welfare Centre ,.

Villale Market ..

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LAUKAHI c. D. BLOCK

REV. THANA PHULPARAS

DiSTRICT MADHUB/.NI

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34

PHULP ARAS C. D. BLOCK

INDEX TO VILLAGE NAMES

15 Mainaha 147 Dhepura 160 Az Rakbe Sudai 111 Gangdhara 149 Ragh unandanpur 164 Kasirampatti 126 Taufir 151 Singdaha 167 Mahadewa

144 Az Rakbe Mahindwar 154 Az Rakbe Sirkharia 174 Pipra Kamalpur

146 Pipraulia

REFERENCES

Headquarters: - C. D. Block.. ..

Villale with Thana Number ..

Urban Area with Code Number .•

National Highway ..

State Highway

Roads: - Metalled

Unmetall.d.. ..

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(2 Pieces)

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.. f?(";;;W/)/;3 NH2

SH

RS - 4ia::w::

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lillIE'll! II

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Canal with Distributary"

184 Dhanpat Barhi

Police Station ..

Post Office ,_

REFERENCES

Post .. Telegraph Office.. .•

HiCh School ..

Hospital.. ..

Primary Health Centre .'

Dispensary ..

Maternity & Child welfare Centre ..

Villal. Market ..

Circuit House, Rest House ..

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., CH

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District

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o

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* JHANJHMPUR C::. D. IILOCK IIIV. THANA I1ADHUBANI

35

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DISTRICT HADHUBANI

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ERRATA

Page Particulars Col. For Read no. no.

I 2 3 4 5 19 Jainagar, R 18 52.26 52.56 48 Serial no. 6 18 9.88 90.88 Serial no. 12 3 82.52* 37.43* Serial no. 13 3 33.42* 82.52* Serial no. 14 3 82.52* 33.42* 80 Serial no. 23 4 2817(570) 2,917(570) 106 Serial no. 50 3 48.47 48.97 116 Serial no. 63 3 1,093.38 1,053.38 118 Serial no. 1 19 54.46 34.46 142 Serial no. 47 4 2,324(453) 2,734(453) Total 16 TW(64.62) TW(64.02) 'Fotal 18 170.52 370.52 180 Serial no. R 39 60 7 204 Statement I, Serial no. 3 9 16,502 16,582 206 Statement IV, Serial no. 3 13 (700,000) PT(700,OOO) 217 Seriai no. 13, U 8 5,874 7,874 224 Madhubani Sadar Subdivision, U 7 9,347 2,347 Serial no. 8,U 5 2,901 2,201 244 Serial no. 86 9 260 360 252 Serial no. 37 15 256 546 Serial no. 42 6 507 907 262 Serial no. 6 3 318.53 218.53 Serial no. 21 9 337 327 270 Serial no. 38 7 2,323 1,323 272 Serial no. 3 15 114 914 290 Sel ial no. 24 3 488.96 428.96 Serial no. 27 8 26 294 Serial no. 5 14 149 349