CE,NS'US OF INDIA 1991 SERIES-20

PUNJAB

DISTRICT CENSUS

HANDBOOK PART XII-A & B

VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY

VILLAGE & TOWNWISE PRIMARY CENSUS

ABSTRACT

DH5T ~CT ATM~N[j)A

Director of Census Operations Punjab

CENSUS OF INDIA-1991

A-CENTRAL GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS

The publications relating to Punjab bear Series No. 20 and will be published as follows

Part I-A

Part I-B

Part U-A and

Part U-B

Part HI

Part IV

Part V

Part VI

Part VII

Part VIII

Part IX-A

Part IX-B

Part IX-~C

Part X

Part XI

Part XII·A & n

Administration Report~Enumeration (for official use only).

Administration Report-Tabulation (for oflicial use only).

General Population Tables and

Primary Census Abstract

General Economic Tables

Social and Cultural Tables

Migration Tables

Fertility Tables

I

J Combined Volume

Tables on Houses and Household Amenities

Special Tables on Scheduled, Castes.& Scheduled Tribes

I Town Directory -

Survey Report on selected towns.

Survey Report on selected villages.

Ethnoraphic notes and special studies on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes.

Census Atlas

B-PUNJAB GOVERNMENT PUBUCATIONS

District Census Handbook for each dist'rict.

Part XII A-Village' and Town Directory.

Part XII B~ViIIage anti Townwise Primary Census Abstract.

CONTENTS

1. Foreword

2. Preface

3. Important statistic,', of t1Je dIstrict

4. Bathinda dlstrict- A 'lhorl profIle;

Location, Origin of name. Area. Ciimate, Topograj)hy, River and drains, Present jUflsdiction, Land utilisation. Agriculture. lrrigation, Animal Husbandry, Tenancy, InJustr}, Electriclt}, Minerals and Mming, Communication, Trade and Commerce, Forestry, Medkal and Public Health. Education, Occu~ation and Other miscelJaneous acttvities, Place of religious, historical and tourist interest

Annexure-Showing jUflsdictionaJ changes.

5. Introduction tv District Census Handbook :-

CONCEPT DEFINITIONS

RuraljUrban classification, Village, [own and l;rban Agg10mrratiol1.

6. Demographic analysis based on. Inset tables -

(a) Upon Primary Census Abstract Analysis based on Inset tables 1-10

(b) Upon Village Directory Analysis based on Inset t?bles 11-16

(e) t..:pon Town Directory AnalYSIS ba'5ed 0n inset tables 17-21

P ART XII A-VILLAGE A~D TOWN DIRECTORY

Section l! Village Directory

7. Note explaining the codes used m the Village Directory

8. Codes used in the A!phabetical1ist ofvilJages 1981 & 1991 Census (Manual & Computer Code<;)

(i) Alphabetical lIst of villages in

Phu! C.D. B:ock

Rampura C.D. Block

Bathinda C.D. Block

Nathana C.D . Block

. Sangat C.D. .B10ck

Talwandi Sabo C.D. Block

Jhumr C.D. B:ock

Budhlada C.D. Block

Mansa C.D. Block

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(ii) Village Directory

Pliul C.D. Block

Rampura C.D. Block

Bathinda C.D. Block

Nathana C.D. Block

Sangat C.D. Block

Talwandi Sabo C.D. Block

Jhunir

Budhlada

Mansa

C.D. Block

C.D. Block

C.D. 'Block

Appendix 1-4 (Village Directory)

Section Ii Town Directory

9. Codes usep in the Town Directory

Statement Status and growth history

Statement 11 Physical aspects and locatIOn of town-1989

Statement iII ... Municipal Finance 1988-89

Statement IV Civic and other amenities-I989

Statement IV(a) Civic and other amenities in notified slums-1989

Statement V '" Medical Education, Recreational and Cultural facilities-1989 ,

Statement VI ... Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking-l 989

Appendix ... Towns showing their outgrowth with population

Part XU B-VILLAGE AND TOWNWISE PJHMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

10. Explanatory note on Primary Census Abstract

Bathinda District

Phul C.D. Block

Rampura C.D. Block

Bathinda C.D. Bleok

Nathana C.D. Bleok

Sangat C.D. Block

Tillwandi Sabo C.D. Block

Jhunir C.D. Block

Budhlada C.D. Block

Mansa C.D. Block

11 Urban Prim8.[y Census Abstract

Appendix I : Deta.ils of CD Block included undr.r various I ahsils

12. Tahsilwise Primary Census Abstract

APpendix n: Enumeration Blockwise total population and Scheduled Caste population in urban area.

Annexure to Appendix: District Primary Census Abstract.

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Maps:

District Bathinda ; Tahsil and C. D. block boundaries, roads/railway, towns by population SlZ-:, class, important villages, post and telegraph office, degree college and teohnical institution, rest house etc.

Tahsil Rampura Phul : Bo~ndaries of C. D. blocks: Phul and Rampura, village boundary, population size of villages, urban area, amenities, road/nlil way, important village rnandies etc.

Tahsil Bathinda : Boundaries of C. D. blocks Bathinda and Nathana, village boundary, population size of villages, urban areas, amenities, roads/railway, etc.

Tahsil Talwandi Sabo : Boundaries of C. D. Block Sangat and Talwandi Sabo, village boundary, population size of villages, urban areas, amenities, road/raiIwa'y ctc.

T~hsU Mansa : Boundaries of C. D. Blocks Mansa, Budblada and Jhunir, village boundary, population size of villages, urban areas, amenities roads/railway important village mandics etc.

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Pages

Before Inner Title

FOREWORD

Puhli~a~ion OfCl" Di~tr;ct Cens.ls HaI:dhoOAS (DCHs) was mitialed after the 1951 Census and is cO!ltinuing "lnce then W:t:1 ~ome lll:lO\'c!til'l~s!modiflcdt:ons after each decennial Census. This is the most val:lahle district :~v..:: pl.blicatilm (Fought nut hy t:1e Cen~u~ Org&nisation en behalf of each State GO'l,ernment/ lIr..:on T~rri:,)') admin:.,tr J.:ion. It inter alia plo"ides data, :nfonn~t;on on some of the basic demographic an! SllCil)--:CI)flO'l1:c cllRra.:reri~tic,., and nn the availabiltt} of certain Important civic amemt:esJfacilities in each v'!Iage an..! (o~ n of the respecti\e districts. ThIs pubiicatton haS thus proved to be of immense utility to the p.U.lner<;, a.dministrators. academIcians and researd:ers,

fhe <;cope of the DCH waC; :nitially confined to certain important census tables on population, eCOn-3ffilC <ln~l ~~)Cio-cuimral a"rects as al\o the Pr:mmy Censu<; Abstract ,PCA) of each village and town (w,;,;·dv.i\c) nf th..- district. The Deli'> pUblJ"hed ..tft.:r t;le 1961 Ccnsu~ contained a descriptive account of the ,1l,,~riCl ad'1l:ni~,rati,e stclti~tic", .:-:n"(;S table,> and Village and Town Directorie5 including PCA. After t!1e : lI71 Cen"Ll". two parts of t:1C District c.::nsus Handbooks (Part-A comprising Village and Town Directories ,11:3 Palt-B comp::ising VIEagc .md To~n (PCA) 'A-ere released in all the States and Union Territories. The t 1.rd Part (e) of the District CenSuS Handbooks comprising administrative statistics and district cenSus Lblc'), which was also to be brought out could not be published in many States/DTs due to considerable delay III compilation of rei evant material. In 1981, ~ome new featur.'> alongwith the restructuring of the f~lrr.:lats of Village amI Town Directory were introduced in thc Dells. These were published in two parts for eaC1 d,'ltdct after the 19~1 Cens~s. While Part-A comprised Village and Town Directories, the peA of viiI ages and towns (ward-wi<;e) ir.c!uding Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe PCA upto tehsi!jtown level were provided in Part-B. To illu.:>trate, all the amenities except electricity, were brougltt together in the Village Directory and if an J.menit)' was not aVUllab!e in the referrent village, the distance in broad ranges from the ne,irest pldce llavmg such amenity waS given. Information on some new items such as adult lIteracy centres, pr'n1ury health sub-centre'3 and comm].mity health workers in the village were provided so as to meet some of the requireme1ts of the Revised ~inimum ~eeds Programme. Similarly, information on approach 1O the village \'v'd'> also pfCIvidcd for the first time in the Vil!age Directory so as to give an idea about

Lho! n:1mber of maccessible villages in each district. In case uf Town Directorie~ also, keeping in vi fW the rey'u:rement<; of the Minimum Needs Programme, a Statem~nt IV-A on '3lums was provided so as to enable t:1C pJJ.nne~ to chalk out the prugramme,> for providing better civic and other amenities in the slums,. In tl,j\ statement details on c:vic and other amenities \\-ere reported for the slums of class I and Class II towns. Apart frl)m this, one column on tne Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population and another on adult literacy clJ.sses/ccntre:-. were added in Statements IV and V respecti\'ely.

The manner of prc!>entation of the DClls for the 1991 Census is by and large the Same as followed .n 19~1. rTn\\-cver, the forrnat of peA has been restructured slightly in the 1991 Census for the benefit of .lata :l~er~, ~i:J.e-foIJ lI1du.~trial .:1a;,siflcation of main workers has been given as against four-fold industrial 0lasslf~cation presented in t1e 191{ Census. In addition to this, the sex-wise population in the 0-6 age-group h.ts al'io b~ in.;hhleJ i:1 PC'\ for th~ fint tim: with a view to enabling data u,>ers to compute more realIstic literacy rate as all cnildren b~low 7 yeats of age haw b.:!en treated as illtnlte at the time of the 1991 Cen.,us. it IS expe.;tcd that t!J.~ a!J.:Jv ~ m~ntion:lJ m ):i!fH;ations will help the planners in chalking out mont effective developmental programmes.

One of the most important innovation..; in the 1991 Census is the Community Development Block level prescn~atiol1 of dat.! in the Village Directory and PCA instead of the traditional Tahsll/Taluk/PS level presentation. It is expeded that the presentation of VIllage Directory and PCA data at C. D. Block level will help the planner:-. in formulation of micro-level developmental plans, as the C. D. Block is the lowest Itdministrative unit for developmental planning.

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tn order to facilitate the task of administrators, planners and researchers intending to uSe Village birectory/PCA data, either from the maganetic tapes/floppies or from the published records, both the computer and manual codes for each village have been provided for the 1991 Census alongwitb the corresponding codes of 1981.

This publication is a joint venture of the State Government/UT administration and the Census Organisation. The data ,have been collect~d and compiled under the direction of Shri D. S. Jaspal 1. A. S., Director of CensuS Operations Punjab on behalf of the State Government which has borne the cost of printing. The task of planning, designing and coordination of the publication waS initiated by Dr. K. P. Ittaman, former Deputy Registrar-General (Social Studies) and Shri M. M. Dua, Joint Director. For the sake qf uniformity in presentation of information/data and for .preparation of analytical note pepicting the salient features emerging from a micro-level analySiS of Census/non-Census data, a model District Census Handbook from each State and Union Territory was thoroughly scrutinised in the Social Studies Division under the guidance of Bhri M. K. Jain, the preseNt Deputy Registrar General (S. S.). Tliis task was carried out by Shri A. K. Singh, Deputy Director who was assisted by Shri N. S. Soaro, Assistant Director and his staff. Technical guidance in the preparation of thy maps was initially provided by Di'. B. K. Roy, former Deputy Registrar General (Map) and later by Mrs. Minati Ghosh, the present Deputy Registrar General (Map).

I am thankful to. all thos.e who- have contributed to this project.

A.R..NANbA,

Registnfr General, India,

New t>elhi :

June. ·11, 199-2.

PREFACE

After completion of 1991 Census Operations in the State, the DCnB series is bemg brought as a com­pendium of official statistics and demographic profile of a district irl one single volume for easy reference. The publication is a joint venture of the State Government and the State Cen~!l" Organisation. It contains very useful information for u~e of pla'merc;, aJmmi'ltrator5, acade:nicians, re'ie3.r~hers and the public at large. For the district administration especidlIy it is a documentation of variou~ facts and figures of the district and would serve as a limited encyclopedia giving an insight into its social, cultural and demographl~ sl:cnario.

There are 120 towns and 12,795 villages constitutmg urban and rural component of th..: State ,respectively. The collection and compilation of the voluminous ddta presented in this volume was a formiddable task inasmuch as the follow up with the various governmental and n:m-govcrnmental agencies for obtailling the factual data relating to all aspect.:; of the district and the reconciliation itself constrained many a delays.

As a first measure, the schedules designed by the ORGI for collection of information from various agencies in the cural and urhan areas of each district had to b!! translated into Punjahi language and also test c!1ecked tt) asSeSS their acceptability and responsiveness by those who Were to be its uSerS. The data collected for the Town Directory has mostly come from the Chief Executives (Commissioners, Executive Officers/Secretaries) of urban local bodies and BDPOs for rural areas, we had it from the District Revenue agencies. The maps included in this publication give information on location of villages. !'>ize, class of population, urban spread and important infrastructure facilities available therein are based upon district/tahsil maps obtained from Directorate of Land Records, Punjab.

From the very beginning, the collectIon process was given impetus by issuing directions to the officers ahd staff of the Census Directorate, who had been supervising the training programm es for house~ listing and enumeration operations during 1991 Census to have additional responsibility in getting the schedules filled up through personal contacts with the coneerned fieJd officials. The task of collection of most of the information required for this volume had been over by April, 199) whereas, after reconciliatIOn of data, it continued pouring in up to September/October, 1991.

The data obtained from the field waS ')upplemented and cross c~ecked \vith the data of variotlS other departments at the State level, particularly, in relation to amenities and facilities m the field of education, medical, communications and the like, and with tll;:: computerisation of Primary Census Abstract (PCA) in December, 1992, important official statistics having become available for inclusion:n these series, Simultaneously one copy of the VIllage Directory was readied. Th<! data had, however, to be recast for presentation at CD block levels in keeping with the Instructions from RGI which is a novel feature of the 1991 DCHBs and a departure from the past practice. In order to quicken the relt:ase of PCA data to the u<.:ers, the compilation was manually done and later computerised with the help of Nati onal InformatIcs Centre, Punjab. During the course of computerisation of VIllage Directory, the format already prepared had to be revised as the break-up of area irrigated by each source was required to fit in with the computer software programming. This entailed both manual labour and extra time in recompIling and reconciling the data. The process of computerisation was quite a delicate task as it required number of revisions in the light of comparisons carried out with the copy of Village Directory manually prepared and printouts supplied by the NIC. But for this delay, the project would have since been completed.

The DCHB project waS initated under the able and dynamic guidance of Shri D. S. Jaspal. lAS, who assumed the charge of Director, Census Operations, Punjab, at a very crucial juncture, when State Govern­ment and district administration was under great pressure, due to critical law and ord er situations prevailing then. The grit and determination shown by the Director, Shri D. S. Jaspal not only galvanised and energised one and all in the CensuS Directorate but provided much needed inspiration to the State Government officials engaged in the census work to do their best to make 1991 Census a complete success. I expresS my deep sense of gratitude to him for having inspired all in this directorate for making us to march ahead in carrying out the arduous task of the field operations jn very difficult times.

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The collection of data which is being presented in the DCHB series, mainly Primary Census Abstract (PCA), is due to the efforts of thousands of State Government officials, especially teachers who worked at various levels for the twin operations of houselisting and actual census count under very difficult circum~

stances. Wh at is more, the data comprising the village and Town Directory is mainly due to the efforts of Revenue officials, Municipal staff and BDPO offices who took pains in filling up the detailed schedule of each village/town. To all of them, the census organisation owes its deep appreciation.

The computerisation of Village Directory and Primary Census abstract was made possible due to the unstinted cooperation and help of the National Informatics Centre, Punjab State Unit, Chandigarh. Shri A. K. Aggarwal, the State Informatics Officer and his staff members deserve our special thanks.

The Social Studies Division of the office of Registrar General, India provided much needed instant technical guidance in co-ordinating and initiating the project; Dr. K. P. Ittaman, ex-Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies. Division), Shri M. M. Dua, ex-Joint Director and the present DRG (SS), Shri M. K. Jain and his officers provided all along valueable instructions and it was they all who took pains in expeditiously clearing our model District Census Handbook. We owe our profound indebtedness to all of them.

Shri A. R. Nanda, lAS, former Registrar General and Census Commissioner, India was always forthcoming in providing inspiring guidance and leadership in the acompletion of the project in most difficult times. We owe him our deepest gratitude and regards. We are beholden to Dr. M. Vijayanunni, lAS, Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India who has been giving us a lot of encouragement in making it possible to send out the DCHBs quickly for immediate availability of data to all users.

I would resist the temptation of mentioning here any single incumbent at any level of the hierarchy individually for apparent reasonS and would rest content with acknowleding my debt to all of them as appended hereto. However, S/Shri Ajit Singh, Dy. Director, M. L. Sharma, Assistant Director, Mr. Malkiat Singh, lov. worked as a team to complete this project. I deeply appreciate the work done by them seeing through this excellent publication prepared by them.

Chan digarh : H. L. KALLA.

The 30th August, 1995 Deputy Director.

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~aIkit Singh, Investigator

Balbir Singh, Statistical Assistant

Nannder Singh, Statls1ical Assistant

Harbeer Kaur, Statistical Assistant

Bunita Rani, Assi~tant Compiler

Madhav Sbyam, Research Officer (Map)

Tej Pal Singh, Cartographer

Jiwan Singh, Sr, Artist

Kulbir Singh, Artist

Jagjit Singh, Draftsman

Bali Ram, 0.0.

Bhagirath Singh, Investigator

loginder Singh, Statistical As:ristant

Satya Arora. Statistical Assistant

Harbeer KauT. Statistical ASsistant

M. K. Nagpal, Statistical Assistant

Rajpal Pathak, Computor

Joyti Puri ASSistant Compiler

Pawan KUmar, Sr. Steno

Ajit Singh, Daftri

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

DATA COMPILATION A~D PROCESSING

M. L. SHARMA, AD

PARS RAM, AD

DRAFTING

M. L. Sharma, Assistant Director

Joginder Singh, StatistIcal Assistant

'Mansha Ram, Statistical ASsistant

H. S. Sudan, Statistical Assistant

Raj Pal Pathak, Computor

Duni Chand, Assistant Compiler

MAPPING AND DATA REPRESENTATION

PROOF READING AND PRINTI~G

TYPING AND PHOTOSTATING

Surinderjit Singh, Sr. Geographer

Rupia Banerjee, Geographer

Usha Kalra, Artist

Hardeep Kaur, Statistical Assistant

Sangeeta Rahi, Draftsman

Meena. Rattan, Investigator

S. P. Goel, Statistical Assistant

H. S. Sudan. Statistical Assistant

Major Ram, Statistical Assistant

Santosh Kumari, Statistical Assistant

Shashi Arora, Assistant Compiler

Bina Garg Assistant Compiler

Viney Kumar, Assistant Compiler

IMPORTANT STATISTICS

STATE DJSTRICf

POPlllation TOTAL Persons 20,281,969 1,559,963

Males 10,778,034 829,849

Females 9,503,93.5 730,114

RURAL Persons 14,288,744 1,208,830

Males 7,569,423 642,590

Females 6,719,321 566,240

URBAN Persons ",993,225 35],133

Males 208,611 ]87,259

Females 784,614 163,874

Decennial Population Growth Rate 1981-91 +20.81 +19.57

Area (Sq. Km~.) 50,362 5,551

Density of Population (Per Sq. Kms.) 403 281

Sex Ratio (Number of Females Per 1000 Males) 882 880

Liter~cy Rate Persons_ i8.51 43.03 (Excluding children in age

65.66 group Q-.6) Males 50.55

Females 50.41 34.51

Percentage of Urban Population 29.55 22.51

to Total Pop,uhUion

Percentage to total population

(i) Main workers Persons .30.07 31.]5

, Males 54.12 56.10

Females 2.79 2.80

(ii) Marginfll workers, Persons Q.81 2.17

Males 0.10 0.17

Females 1.61 4.44

(iii) Non-workers. Persons f>9.12 66.68

Males 45.78 43.73

Females 95..6Q. 92.76

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IMPORTANT STATISTICS (Contd.) STATE DISTRICT

BREAK UP OF MAIN WORKERS

Percentage Among Main Workers

I Cultivators Persons 31.44 43.34

Males 32.47 44.71

Females 8.72 12.07

rt. Agricultural Labourers P&sons 23.82 25.79

Males 23.80 25.26

Females 24.35 37.83

III Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Persons 0.81 0.89

Hunting and Plantations Orchards and allied activities Males 0.79 0.90

Femates 1.11 0.66

IV Mining and quarrying Persons 0.01 0.00

Males 0.01 0.00

Females 0.00 0.00

V (a) Manufac~uring, Processing, Ser- Persons 1.33 1.33

vicing and Repairs in Household Industry Males 1.25 1.27

Females 3.18 2.94

V (b) Manufacturing, Processing Ser- Persons 10.95 4.95

vicing and Repairs in other than Household Industry Males 11.15 4.96

Females 6.76 4.56

VI Construction Persons 2.56 1.97

Males 2.63 2.02

Females 1.03 0.74

VII Trade and Comme Persons 10.55 8.48

Males 10.81 8.71

Females 4.69 3.20

VIII Transport, Storage and Persons 3.83 2.63

CommunicatiOJ~s Males 3.97 2.72

Females 0.94 0.68

IX Other Services Persons 14.70 10.62

Males 13.12 9.45

Females' 49.22 37.32

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IMPORTANT STATISTICS (Contd.)

STATE DISTRICT

Percentage of Scheduled Caste Persons 28.31 29.27 Population to Total Population

Males) 28.44 29.37

Females 28.17 29.15

Percentage of Scheduled Tribe Persons Population to Total PopUlation

Males

Females

Number of occupied residential houses 3,330,253 r254,848

Number of villages Total 12,795 527

Inhabited 12,428 523

Uninhabited 367 4

Number of towns 120 11

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A..""lALYTICAL ~OTE

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ANAT.YTICAL :SOTE LocatioD :

Bathinda District is located in the Central Southern part of Punjab State in the Malwa region. It forms part of Firozpur Revenue Commissioner's Division and is situated between 29°-33' and 3()...°36' north latitude and 74°-38' and 75°-46' east longitude. The district shares boundaries with Sirsa and Hisar districts of Haryana State in the south ; Sangrur district in the ea<;t; and Fandkot district in the north and west. It is constituted of areas of erstwhile princely state of Patiala which was known as one of the PhuIkian States.

Origin of Name:

The district derives its name from the district headquarters town of Bathinda, which is of great antiqui. ty. According to khaJifa Muhammad Hassan, author of History of Patiala, its ancient name was Bikr.amgach. According to Raverty, Bathinda was known as Tabarhindh (Labb-ut-Twarikh). According to Ibn Batuta it was known as Batrind. The earliest mention of Tabarhindh occurS in the 'Jami-nl-Hakayat', written about 607 Hijri or 1211 AD. According to 'Ainai-Barar Bans' Bathinda was built by Bhati Rao, Son of Bal Band, who became ruler of Punjab in 336 Bikrami Sam bat. He also founded Bhatner. It waS also cal1ed Whatinda and Bitunda which finally became known as Bhatinda. But its name was changed to Bathinda on the authority of Surveyor India to conform to the phonetical expression. as locally pronounced.

Ares:

The district has an area of 5,551 sq. kms; as supplied by the Surveyor General, India. The district is the third largest in area in the State. Out of an area of 5,551 sq. Km. 5,394.64 sq. Kms. is rural, whereas the remaining 153.36 sq Kms. is urban. The rural area of the district has been derived by subtracting urban area of the dIstrict from total district area, a~ supplied by the Surveyor General, India. The tahsil wise area as supplied by tlte Dir.!c­tor, Land Records, Punjab, is as follows (1) Rampura Phul tahsil 875.16 sq. km.; (2) Bathinda tahsil, I,S I 8 4, sq. km Talwandi Sabo tahsil 950.44 sq. kID.; and (4) Mansa tahsil 2,192.25 sq. km. The tahsil areas whi!1l totalled up works out to 5,536.30 sq. km .• which does not tally with area supplied by Surveyor General, I nd;a.

The urban area of the district has been obtained by adding up areas of the towns, as supplied by the urban local bodies. The rural area of the tahsil has been obtained by subtracting urban area from the total tahsil area, -as supplied by the Director, Land Records, Punjab. The Community Development Block area has, however, been obtained by adding up village areas of the constituting villages, including census towns and outgro ,vths of urban agglomerations, if any.

Climate:

The district falls in the Central-Southern part of Punjab which is distantly located from the Himalayas. Tl:e Rajasthan desert is also not far away and its heat, sandand du~t stormS influence its weather to great extent. The district has a very hot summer, mild rainy season and dry but hracing winter. Due to exten<;lOn of irrigation facilities during the past few decade~ the weather has undergone 'lome changes. .

The temperature begins to rise in the district from early March and it goes on rising till it touches 46°C or around in June. Hot winds blow over the land and dust storms are frequent. particullarly in south-western por­tion. The monsoon rain~ commence in July with breaks and may last up to September. During the ramy season the days are hot and sultry but nights arc caoJer as the season progresses. Towards the middle ?f Septembe~ or early part of October the weather becomes fine and by end of Octo her mild cold season se~ m. Th~ peno~ from ~ Jvember to February is cold, January being the severest. In winter light frost or rams may be expen­enced. In March weather becomes fine. The following table gives monthly. rainfall based on average of 5 years. 1986-90, for this district.

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Month

1. January 2. February 3, March 4. April 5. May 6. June

Total

Monthly Rainfall-Average of 5 years, 1986-90

Rainfdl Month (rom)

84'3 7. July 1l'2 8. August 8·5 9. Septemher 2'1 10. October

14·1 11. November 40·4 12. December

Rainfall (mm)

84·3 63·1 92·1 2·2 }·2

7·6

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Topography * Bath!nda d~s~rict is a par~ of t~e.,Pu~Jab.Malw~ pla~n and. ~s. sub-?i~ide? in~o folJo~ing three micro-regions

on the basIs of sOlIs, topography; elIirl:Ue and naturAl vegetatIOn; whlcli ate bh~f1y descriBed below :-

(i) :Bafh'!1~~ Sahd~ ~Jain : Tlie .hlgidri ~p~ead.s o~eI' flie. paH~ of . ~athihda, Rampura. PhUl,. Talwandi Sabo and Mansa tahsJ\S. ~elhg ~aJ1dyp1~~n ~lie re~lOn IS dotted w~~.h , ~catteted. sand dunes which Have tendency to shift towards eastern side. The gedltigJcal stl:u~t-ure ~f this regIO~ l~ fotmea of <\lluvlUln and tIle main soils are coaro;e sandy loam to loam, grey or red desert sOIls which are Orthlds Fluvents, Ochrepts Psamments and psamments­Fluvents-Orthids. The maximu_m height 220 ~etres is located near vill~ge Sooc~ of Rampura Phu1 tahsil and the U1iJlim~p1 hejght of 1. ~9 .met~~s ,l.s f9U~d near vIllage Sardargarh of Bathmda tahsIl. The natural vegetation includes Kikar, Ber; Neem ~n~ thorny bu~nes.

• Tt tas. ~.~r&_h~~~s of Iiiairl canaL namely ~atHitidg Branch, Musa i:lranch and Roila l:irarich (Sirhind camU)

and other dlstTiouiones.

(1) Rjlmpura -Miulsa Plain :tii.e re~tdrl sjjreadS byet t~e Hll:g~ parts <,>f .Rampura Phil!. Bathirldll and Mansa tah­sils. this regioti COvers the hort~ and easterrt pbrflon ?f. lh,(!.~ISf~ic1:. ~hls .!~ a plai~ area dbtt'ea \VitIi sand tlunes which are largely conc~ntrated III the ~outh' rlear _g~rern,. Btl(fHIa~a lind MarlM toWiis. Tfie get:Jlogical structure of this region is consisted of AlluvlUm and malO sOils of thiS regIOn are coarse sandy-loam to loam and loam to silty-clay loam, which are classified as Psamments-Fluvents-Orthids and Ochrepts-Psamments. the maximum H.eiglii of 22.3 ro\llr~f, i~ fo.v._nd near, ,village. )lahadurpu: ... a~d . ~injro.um J:\eight. of 209 nit!tres is locrtted n~r vilIag~ BaJawala. of Man~ tahsil: the. na~ural ~e~etatlO.n . meludes, KiKar, Ber, Neem an4 thorny btlslies. It has BaThuida bl1l.nch, Kotla branch, Odat brancn and Blroke branch (Sirhind Canal) and other numerous distributories for irrigation.

(iii) Gha~ar Flood Plain: This r:egi?n extends over e'<.trem~ s?utherl_1 part of,M~nsa ta~sil. The Ohaggar river flows from east to west. The ~eologleal.strucJlIre of thls,regJOn consIsts of AllUVIUm ..tnd main soils are ustalfs­Ochrepts and Psamments-Fluvents-brthids. This tegion has a serious problem of wind erosion. the maximum height of 2,23 metre is found near "ilIag!:: Kahangarh and the IQwest height of 206 metre is located near village Mirpur Khas of Mansa tahsil. Being a [loQd plain villages are flooded during rainy season. It has Bhakra canal anti new Dhodlll branch (Sirhind canal) for irrigation. The natural vegetation includes Sbisham, Neem, Redes

and Sarka-nda.

Rivers ane Drains :

There is no major river flowing through the district. However, Ghagghr river flows through the dlstrict in Hie Mutl1erh tip of Mansa tahsil. There are some drains and canals which pass through this district. These

are briefly described below :-

Gbaggar: This is the main stream which traverses this district. It rises in the Sirmaur district.of Hima­cha, Pradesh and is known as Kaushalya in the upper reaches. After flowing through Himachal Pradesh, Ambala district of Ha".ryapa & Patiala & Sangrur districts of Punjab S~ate, it enters this district at village Moda HB No. 175 of tahsil Mansa aJ;d leaves this district at village Rorki, HB No. 188 of tahsil Mansa. After flowing througl} this district it enters Sirsa distrICt, Haryana, whe~e it is known as 'Nali'. Its bed is narrow and banks are lovl' and thus floods easily. Wh'en in flood it causes lot of damage in Mansa tahsil during the rainy season. The stream has been dammed at Dttu in Sirsa district in Haryana before it disappears in Rajasthan desert near Hanumangarh

(Rajasthan State).

Drains: The important drains design~d to control the floods in the district are Bareta Drain, th'e Sirhind Choe, the Bahadar Singh Wala Drain, the.Lasara Nala, the Chander Bhan Drain and the Mudki Golewala Drain.

Canals: The district is served by tWo canal system, the SirhinJ canal and the Bhakra canal. The main source of irrigation in the district is the Sirhind canal. All the three branches namely, the Abohar branch, the Bathinda oran"Cn arid the Kotla branch irrigate the district. The Bhakra canal system also serves the district

but a small area is irrigated.

1- resent Jurisdiction :

Bathinda district is sub-divided intd following four tahsils: (1) Bathinda tahsil, (2) Talwandi Sabo tAhSil.(3) Mansa tahsil and (4) Rampura Phtil Hlhstt. Each of the. above tahsils have since been upgraded as sub-divisions. Besides there are following three sqb:.tal!sits in the district (1) Nathana (Bathinda tahsil), (2) Sardulgarh and (3) Budblada (Mansa tahsil). The district is further sub-divided into following 9 community Jevelop­mmt blocks (I) Bathinda (2) Nathana (in Bathinda ~sil), (3). ThlwCindi_ Sabo and (~L~a!}gat (in Ialwandi ~bB tahsil); (5) ManBa; (6) Budhlada; (7) Ihunir (in MaDsa tahsi!), (8) Rampura and -(9) Phul (in Ramputa-

Plll11 Tabsil).

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Bathillda came into existence as a district with the formation of PEPSU (Punjab and Ea<;t Punj.tb States Union) in 1948. Bathinda and Mansa tahsils tiJJ then constituted part of erstwhile Patiala State, whereas Faridkot tahsil was part of erstwhile Faridkot State. As a result of internal changes affected in PEPSU between 1951-56 i.e. before reorg'lni~.ltion of PU'lj!].b, a p.)"tio'l of Phul tahsil was gained by thilJ district which was merged into Bathinda tahsil. On 6th August, 1959 this district gained Nathana sub­tahsil from Firozpur tahsil of Firozpur district. On 17th March, 1970 Bathinda tahsil gaim:d 6 villag~s from Muktsar tahsil of Firozpur district, whereas Rampura Phul tahsil ~ained 7 villages from Barnala tail~il of Sangrur district. On 17tb March, 1910., Rampura Phul Tahsil was carved out as the 4th tahsil of the district (It comprised 65 viIJages and Rampt ra Phu} town of Bathinda tahsil) and Bathinda tahsil gained 11 villages from Mansa tahsil. On 2nd June. 1971 the entire tahsil of Faridkot wa., tran~ferred to the neWly formed Faridkot district. One vitIage (Peori Hadbast No.6) wa'i tral1sferreJ f(.)m Bit HajJ tahsil t) Muk star 'tah_, II. Bathinda tahsil lost 9 villages to Mansa tahsil and 4 villages to Rampura Phui tahsil. On 12th April, 1979-Talwandi Sabo was carved out as the 4th tahsil of the district (It comprised sub-tahSil Talwandi Sabo and 28 viIlages of Bathinda tahsil and 17 vWages of Mansa tahsil. However, these sevel1teen villages were retransferred to Mansa tahsil on 12th July, 1979).

No jurisdictional change has been taken place in the district after 198 r Census as revealed by the Annexure given at the end of tbis chapter.

MAJOR CHARACTER1STICS OF THE D1STRI€T :

Land Utilisation :

In the year 1990'-91 against a geographical area of 555 thousand hectares, the area of the district as per village papers is 554 thousand hectares. Tile two sets of areas show difference due to different methods adopted fot measurement by two separate agencies. However, for the purpose of discussion in the succeeding pages we wilf refet to area as per village papers onty. It may be noted (hzt out of a total area of 554 thousand hectares as per viIJage paperS, 10 thousand hectares is under forests, I thousand hectare is barren and unculturable land, 29 thousand hectares is put to non-agricultural use, 15 thousand hectares is current fallow and 8 thousand hectares is other than current fallow. There are 491 thousand hectares 'Net Area Sown' in the district during 1990-91, Which is 88·63 per cent of total area. Further out of 491 thousand hectares of 'Net Area Sown', 347 thousand hectares is soWn more than onCe. Thus the total cropped area works out to 838 thousand hectares in the district duting 1990-91. which gives a crop intenSity of "170'67 per cent in the district.

Agriculture :

Batbinda district is mainly an agricultural district as 77·49 per cent of its popUlation is reported to be resldillg in the rural areaS during 1991 CensuS. Further agricultlt!J) alone engaged 69·13 per cent of its main workers during 199J Census (cultivators 43·34 per cent, agricultural labourers 25·79 per cent) .. The percentage of main workers engaged in agriculture during 1981 and 1971 Censuses was 68 ·92 per cent and 75·33 per cent, reSpectively. Thus it would be seen that agriculture provides the single largest source of employ­ment in the district though decline is noticeable during the last few decade~.

There are two main crop seasons in a year; kharij (sauni) and rabi (hari). In between these two crop seasons additional crops are grown where conditions so permit. These are known as zaid-kharij and zaid-rabi. The kharij crops are, mainly rice, maize, bajra. sugarcane, cotton, oil seeds, pulses, etc. The rabi crops consist of Wheat, grain barley, some oil seeds, fodder crops etc. The principa) cash crops of the distrIct are Wheat, rice~ gtam, cotton, rapeseed and mustard.

Among the two crop sed':>on aTea un: er rabi is higher, as during 1990-91 the district reported an area of 4,62,000 hectares under rabi against 3,76,000 hectares under kharij. Further out of 8,38,000 hectares of total cropped area of district, 4,60,000 hectares and 3,78,000 hectares are reported under food ar..d non-food crops. respectively. Thus 45·1 I per cent of the total cropped area is. reported under non-food crops in the dj.~trict, which is the higheM percentage for any district in the State, the next highest being reported in Faridkot distIict (37'25 per cent) in the year 199()..91. Th,: bredk up of area under \fa:io!),> crops i,) the di5trict du.ring 1930-91 is as follows; (1) wheat 348·0 thousand hectares, (2) cotton 272·9 thousand hectares (American 256·4 thousand hectare DeSt 16·5 thousand hectares). (3) Rice 50' 0 thQusand hectares, (4) Gram 3:,·5 thO usand hectares, (5) Rapseed and Mustard 21 ·5 thousand hectares, (6) Moong 3· 82 thousand hectares, (7) Barely 3·5 thou<,and hectares, (8) Bajra 3 -0 thousand hectares, (9) Sugarcane 1 ·5 thousand hectare~, (10) Maize 1·0 thousand hectares, etc. Other crops of some significance are: groundnut (0· 3 thousand hectares.) Potatoes (0'3 thou'\lnd hec~ares) Dry Chillies (0'1 thousand hectares). etc. Th<;l crops which have reported notable increaSeS in area dUflilg the last decade are (l) Rice (50·0 thousand hect<rres in 1990-91 from 8·0 thousand hectares Wh~at

... (348·0 thous~_nd hectares in 1990-91 from 248'0 thousand hectares in 1980-81). (3) Cotton American (256·4 thousand hecfares in 199D-91 from 189·4 hectares in 1980-81) and (4) Moong (3'82 thousand hectares in 199()"91 fr,om {·54 thousano.heotares in 1980-81). The crops reporting deoJirre-ovel' the last decade are: ("I) Bajta (3 ·0' ~housand hectare in 19"90-9J from 23'6 thoill?3nd hectares)n 19So-g.~J(2) Mai2e (l·O thousand hectares ii, 1990-91 ftom 7-0 thouSand h~tares in 1980-81) (3) BarJey (3- 5 thou$and heCtares in 199t).9l< ftom 16·6 thousand

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hectare<; in 1980-81),(4) Grams (35·5 lh ,u!!and hectares in 1990-91 fr, ,m 104'4 th lusand h~ctares in 1980-81), (5) Sugarcane (1,5 thousand hectares in 1990-91 from 2·0 thousand hectares in 1980-81) (6) Cotton Desi (16,5 thou<;and hectares in 199~-91 fr0U 2') 'i t~J'.15:l1'j h::c:tares in 1980-81) etc. Thus it would be Seen that whereas some crops have made gains in area others have shown decline due to f'xtension of irrigation faclities on t <' on ... h;·nd and climatic changes :)0 the other during [he Jast decade

I may be interestzng to note tha where< s net are", SOWJ.l shows rna 'ginal decline from 502 thou~and hl:c arr'S in IOiW-81 tn 49 :housand h :ctares in 1 190-91 the total ('ropped rea h s iwrt:ased from 783 tltousand he(; <lres In 1980-< I to 838 thousand Ill-ctares in 1990-9 [ in .he dl ,tricl The canal Irrigation on the one hl1ud and 'I w:ls [n tne Gh:wfTctr In .he other have d ':Cl-otualed t A mer '! Jf wat.:( log, llg Nhich fia .. ,dversly affected large. areaS in the dis.rict. Inspilt: of this the dist ·jct maintain., ~n important 110sition in agriculture il) the State

H"rticu[ture (<; :;uining popularity in tht dl~trict for the la~l tow 'c; 1"" Dl 'lg 1990-9', an arl'a of 3,8 [5 hectan.~ 'Was reo neo under various fruit treeS. The break up of areh uncleI' various fruits is as foil ,ws: (I) k'nnow, 1,462 hectares, (2) ~rapes 1,102 hectares, (3) Orangt: and Malta 51 llectaff's, (4) Ber 226 hectares. (5) Guava 155 h .... -:tars othel' mIscellaneous fruits 359 uectares. Tbe area under orcbards IS very limited due to various fact )"es such as hign temperature, st ,rmy wi..L' c' nditi LS. un'luitabllity f SI b-soii water f .r irrigation '1d inadt-..Juacy of Lilna[ water. Inspite of these limiting factors the district has reported sizeable area under grapes and kilnow. The area under grapes would have been much more had there been efficient arrangements for prOl:U I: nent of gra.oe5. The farmers had to make their own arqmgements for marketing these fruits. The grape farm.;·s have persistently demanded the setting up of some factory to process their produce to bring them rem un­erat ve rcrurns from grapes, which require very delicate handling before disposal.

The vegetables are also grown in the djstrict but ,n a limited scale. An area of 2,674 hectare was repl -red under various vegetables during 1990-91. The break up of area is as follows. (1) Potat ·es 300 hectares, (2) S' t.d Potato 4 hectares, (3) Onion 77 hectares, (4) Winter vegetables 956 hectares and Summer vegetable 1337 hee .. r .. s. The dem<1l1o ror vegetables is pIcking up in the district as tbe urban t.entres have grown over the yea)!,. The establishment of variom colonies etc under various central and state projects have mcreased the dem; -1 !'~1 vegetables.

B( sides compost (I)oth urban and ruraI), cattlt. dung and green manures, chemical fertilisers are increas~ in~!ly being used in this district. During 1990·91, 1,07,000 t'mnes of chemical fertilizers, mainly nitrogenous (79,OJO tonnes) and Phosphdic (28,000 tonnes) were consumed in the district for growing improved vaneties of wheat, paddy surgarcane, cotton, etc. The farmers are. however, ·becoming conscious of the deleterious effects of reckless use of the chemical fertilisers in their farms. The fanlllng scientists are required to provide them with some alternative nutriative soil agents so that their crop yidds do not suffer.

Irrigation :

The mam sourceS of irrigatioft a t: the canals as the rains are low and erratic even during the mon­soons. Also the sub-soil water is low and brackish, which is considered unsuitable for irrigation. Besides the canals, the government has sunk and energised tubewells (13,377 as on 31st March, 1991) which augment the SO'bln .. es of irriga.lon in the district Irrigation by well is also resorted to but to a limited extent The irrigation is done mainly from Sirhind canal (Bathinda branch, Musa branch, Kolla branch, Odat branch, Biroke branch and New Dhodal branch). But some areas are also also irrigated from Bhakra canal and other distributories (Dhar>ali, Phul, Gumman, Bangi, Bhadaur, Raonta, Joga Bhikhi and Sunam).

During 1980-81, the net area irrigated from all sourceS waS 3,71,000 hectares (govt. canals 3,21,800 hecta t:S, tubewells and wells 49,200 hectares) in the district. The percentage. of net area irrigated to net area sown was 73· 9 per cent. Also out of 7,83,000 hectares gross cropped area the gross irrigated area reported waS 6,51,900 hectares. Thus the percentage of gross irrigated area to gross cropped area worked out to 83·2 per cent for tHt: district during 1980-81.

However, during the year 1990-91 the net irngated area reported was 4,51,600 hectares, out of which 1,68,000 hectares is irrigated from government canals and 83,600 hectares is irrigated from tubewells and "'ells. Thus percentage of net area irrigated to net area SOWn worked out to 92,0 per cent for this district during 1990-91. Also during 1990-91 out of 8,38,000 hectares gross cropped area 7;86,000 hectares was irrigated. Thus tbe percentage of gross irrigated area to gross cropped area worked out to 93·9 per cent for Bathmda during 1990-91.

Thus it would be seen that the district reported an increase from 3,71,000. hectare in 1980-81 to 4,51,600 hectdrc.s in 1990-91 in the net irrigated area, whereas the increase in the gross irrigated area was from 6,51,900 hectare 10 7,86,600 hectares during the corresponding period. The percentage increase in net area irrigated is 21 . n per cent against 20· 66 per cent in gross irrigated area. Further it is revealed that net area irrigated in­creased more from canals than from tubewells and wells. This had been made possible by extension of canal network. Further the energisation of tubewells was also undertaken in the distric;t during the last decade Which resulted in an increase in the number of energised tubewells from 4,254 (on 31~3~1981) to 13,377 (on 31.~.1 ':J~ ). Howe er, j. .lay ~e noted that the distril. h ~ :he lowe Dlln;h.!r of energ,sed tubewells as compared to other districts of the State. This in a way is a big handicap for expansion of irrigation in the district.

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Animal Husbandry :

Livestock continues to be a valuable possession of the farmers inspite of the fact that agricultural economy is heading towards mechanisation. The district can boast of a fairly rich cattle wealth. According to the 1990 livestock census there were 2,26,100 cattle, 4,05,300 buffaloes, 4,400 horses and ponies, 4,lOO d on­keys. 400 mules. 1,38,900 sheep, 94,300 goats, 34,400 camels, 4,100 pigs. total 9,12,000 animals. According to 1977 livestock census tIle fugures reported were 2,45,300 cattle; 2,73,900 buffaloes, 7,600 horses and ponies 4,800 donkeys, 500 mules. 1,29,900 sheep, 1,08,100 goats. 37,700 camels, 4,200 pigs, total 8,12,000 animals: A comparative study of the figures of two livestock cenSuses reveals that the total number of animals have increased from 8,12,000 in 1977 to 9,J~,000 in 1990 in the district. Whereas there is decline in the number of cattle from 2,45,300 in 1977 to 2,26,100 in 1990, there is an increase in the number of buffaloes from 2,73,900 in 1977 4,05,300 in 1990 in the district. Thus there is an overall increase from 5,19,200 to 6,31,200 of cattle and buff~loes during the co ·responding period in the district. The decline in the number of cattle is attributable to the mechanisation of agriculture and transportation which makes lesser demand of draught cattle. However, the ever-increasing demand of milk in the urban centres and the state has increased demand of milch buffaloes which are mainly of good breeds (murrah and nili), whereas there is an increase (1,29.000 in 1977 to 1,38,900 i~ 1990) in the number ofshccp, there is a corresponding decline (1,08,100 in 1977 to 94,300 in 1990) in the number of goa ts in the district during the period 1977-90.

The poultry birds have recvrded an IncreaSe from 1,75,300 birds in 1977 to 5,16,400 birds in 1990. The poultry farming is now being practised on "cientific lines, which is evident from the larg.! numher of poultry farms found in the district. This has been made possible due to acceptability of egg as a vegetdfian food.

In 1990-91 there were 74 veterinary hospitals, 73 veterinary dispensaries, 7 sheep wool extension centres and 3 poultry servIce centres in the district, wherein 70 veterinary officers and 185 veterinary ;:>harmacists were posted. In these institutions a total 1,94,082 cases were treated. Also 2,089 castrations were performed. Further 52,310 cows and 22,274 buffaloes were covered under the artificial insemination. As a re<;ult of the"e measures 18,645 (to cows) and 7,729 (to buffaloes) calves were born.

Tn order to pre vide good quality meat to the general public 1 I recognised slaughter houses were functioning in the district during 1990-91 where 30,287 animals (23,268 sheep and goats, 6,659 pigs) were slau_gh­teredo

1 ·25 lakh litre capacity milk plant was located at Bathinda during 1990-91. It had 3 chilling centres attached to it. It not only collected milk from the villagers at the remunerative price but also processed and supplied IPilk and various milk products to the general public throughout the year at reasonable prices.

Pisciculture ha~ b.:~n tak.en up in a big way in the district. An area of 211 ·18 hectares wa~ .,tocked with fish wherein 21,53,750 thousand fil:gerlings were raised. An income of Rs. 37.000 accrued to thl.: fisheries department in the district during 1991. One Fish Seed Farm and I Fish Seed Nursery was located in the district. I n these 6· 17 lakh "L'cds were produced for distribution among the fish farmers of the d;stnct.

Tenancy:

The areaS now .:nnslituting this di~trict were earlier in Patiala state, where feudal institutions like Jagirdari and biswedari Y\ ere plcvalent which have since been abolished under various laml reform meawres introduccd after independence. As d result many occupancy tcnants have become proprietors. Similarly tenants at will who were able tv :->urc;mse land under the ldw al~o became proprietors. Also ceilings on land reSJl· ted in surplus lands, whic.l WeI.? distributed among the la,lJles5 cultivators on payment uf compensati'1n. Fx fear of being deprived of their land .ua:1Y landbrJs !11\"~ take:l to self-cultivation <1.1·1 :,ave introduced m.!~~:.ln:­sation in agriculture in a big way. The far:nc·,) generally cultivate their land themselves or throug.l I>.:rl antS. This system is known as Khudka~ht (Self-cultivation), In ~ome cases the land is leased out to other marginal farmers or tenants on batai (sl1c.!re Croppillg) or theka (contract). The general rate of batai is one half, depending upon the provision of irrigation, fertilisers, etC. However, the rate of theka (contract) varies from tim.! to time depending upon the quality of land and the period of CO'1tract. AI) large number of farm;!!"; own tractors Some of them offer Sen Ice" for vanouS agricultural operations against cash payment. This ~y:item is gaining popUlarity in the rural area,>.

Agriculture is now being carried on commercial lines as ca<;h crops like cotton, paddy ar.; being raised in the farms with the hl'lr of contractual labour which i<; aVailable locally or from outside. This ha<;

imbibed scientific outlook mnon)! the f~l"mers \\ hich ha-.; resulted i11 1 J...) d-!v.:l. lpmcnt of a~riculture in the disl rieL

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Indnsfi'I :

_ During the princety times thett! was not ~ueg: in'dustrial activity in the ~iStricti ~ll~~g~ i1tdu8tl i~ like handiooIl) weavrng, oil 'ex!ra~tiorl By' ~oo4en .~ohln~, . manufacture o~ agn~ul:urat I~ple~etf~. jUb makil'lg, ll'an itiaRing, gur ait9 sllakm- l1l1trrtifaetufe, eahco pnl1ting lind nhtllkan ~ak~ng Were In ~ogue In 1:he rnral areas. 'Durries itt. floral siesigns were manufacture<;f. in the urban centres lIke Bathi'nda, ~gmpura Phu), Marrsa,. etc. -Calico printing' was popular in Talwandi Sabo and Sardulgarh. There was a cblo1l1 of pottets ~t.®fiars) attBathinda whO' produced qUality' earthenware, especially surallis, Desi jilties (country shoes} 'of good quality' were ·~roduced at Mansa, nafhittda artd some other centres. Ban maKing was done af Bathh1da.. pbulkarieS. 'were ptdduced at Rampum Phu].

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Ttre followiflt kinds' of industrial units in small scale sector are now located itt the distrfct ..

(1) CetWrl girtiting and' ptesSing (TIte distri~ is' tlie fargest cotton growing district in ttl ~ Sfmtf).

fly fvgf.ictHtur~< imple~entsr

(3) Sewing machines and parts (at Bathinda).

(4) Steel rerolling mill (at Rampura).

(5) Woo'd and machine screws.

(6} EJ:tcftic giJlJEJs.

(7) Radio transistors and sound equipment.

~&, C(M(iuU P'fI;€.

~} Plastic. go.o0&.

Among the medium and large scale industrial units- there has been quite an expansign. 'the various medium and la,rge scale units located in the district are ~s folIows ;-.

. (1) Fl~}¥ilr.~.A flo!!r. nrjff (l\ys B1ru~if!dta FIOlIr M~l P~iv~tel:td., BathiI1da) is the first larg~ scale- unrt o( art'! distrIct. It IS etigag~d 111' the pr(jceSSitlg of Atttt, MaIda, SfIjl, etc.

(2) • Milk ?1n'3trJ\ ~ilk p;lant _is: loc~e~ ¥.-Bathinda. if! the Jl1lbliG seater., J~ pl!lnt has ~ capa~ity tg pTQC~SS 1: 2.5 1~.l[ [itre of J.U1.~ daily during. 1990-91. It has 3- ehil{ing centres arrd mnnber of.. colleGtlOll centr~g. att.aGRed to.it in tf)(~ distriGtI

-(3) Sugar Mill.-A sugar mill (Budhlada Co-operative Sugar Mills Limited, Budhlada) is located at Budhlada. The mill has a capacity of crUShing 2,500 tonnes of sugarcane daily. It produced 58,000 tonnes. of Silgar in 1~0-9'l durfng a short working period of 58 days.

(4) Chemica) Fe'rtilisers.-A unit of Na'tional Fettilisers Limited is located at ~athittda. 'fIte unitwa'S contmJgsiO'lred on Ist Octobetf 1979 and produces urea. It is fuel-oil based fettillser plan t Wliith produced 4,03,855 tonnes of urea in 1990-91 against its annual rated capacity of 5,11,500 tonnes. In 1992-93, the production was higher '(4,90,205 tonnes). This plant is in the Central Public Sector and is the larges~ unit in tpe district.

(5)' Textile MilIs.-There are two co-operative spinning mills, one each at Batl1inGa and Mansa.. Cotton yarns ofvarions counts are produced in these mills Which give employment to large numbet·ofworkers.

. (6). OU MilIs.- An oil extraction mill is located at Bathirrda (Rosh an Oil Mills Privllte Lhtrited) which produces sars6n C1il and o'ilca:ke, expOli:ted to other areas in the State and outside.

(7) Cement Plant.-~ cement plant is fast coming up (since completed) in the I'rivate sector at Bathinda. It will utilise coal ash. from the Guru Nanak Dev :rhermal Plant for the mamrfactutl! bf cemettt: The' plant is. being installed b~ Gujar~t Am'buja Group of Companies. It will go a long way'it1 meeting demand o( c~ment of southetn dIstricts In the State.

(8) Rice SfreUers-.-There. are large number of rice shellers located In the diSUict whicH meet. the local d.emands for dehuskihg of paddy.

- . (9) 1?~ ~a~u(acturi~g Uruts.-The di~tri~t is ~ big pro?ucer of gram. Hence, number of units are ellgaged Itt tB.<! manUfacture of d'il, etc. to ttfe dlstncf'. ... ,," ~ ~ ..

{1t7J 1tdff*~ "'ot~'. Biultlmllt.--,,--tllc!i'e i!L a ~r(jp<>S1lr (0 S'et IIp an oir tdtnecy at iktt4inda... A pipe line linking :Batbinda with Kandla is under cOllStruction.

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In the year 1980 there Were total 271 registered factories in the district, out of which 260wereWorking factories, which employed 5,818 workers on an average (the lowest number in the State). Further during the year the district reported 490 workers per lakh population which was the third lOWest figure, next to Sangrul' (422 workers) and Firozpur (486 workers) districts. However, in 1990 the total number of registered fac­tories reported in the district increased to 566, out of which 562 were working factories, which employed 17,703 workers. The number of workers per lakh population in the district in 1990 wac; 1993, which is the third lowest, next to Gurdaspur (674) and Faridkot (903) districts. Thus it is apparent that there IS limited industrial activity in the district.

In the sixties the government established an Industrial Estate at Bathinda, wherein 20 industnal sbeds Were constructed and allotted to various industrial units. A rural Industrial estate was also set up at Rampura Phul. Besides an Industrial Focal Point (old and new) wac; set up at Bathinda which en­compassed an area of 90·98 acreS (as on 31st December, 1991). A total of 148 plots were developed at this focal point, out of which 142 were occupied and 6 were lying vacant. Also government provided Rs. 5,59.000 of aid to small scale industrial units in the district during 1990-91. Further the government also set up a !hermal plant at Bathinda (Guru Kanak Dev Thermal Plant, Bathinda) to provide electricity to the various tndustrial units and agricultural tubewells in the district. Another thermal plant is also under execution in the ~istrict which will be commissioned (first unit of Guru Hargobind Sahib Thermal Plant at Lehra M ohabat) In December, 1997.

The government had opened 2 Industrial Training Institutes in the district for certificate courseS in, various trades. In 1980-81 these admitted 757 students. However, in 1990-91 the admissions were restricted tq 575 students only.

. A Government Polytechnic is functioining at Bathinda. It imparts instructions for diploma courSeS In (I) Pharmacy, (2) Industrial Production, (3) Electronics and (4) Architecture.

This polytechnic admitted 60 students during 1985-86, but the admissions have been increased to 120 students in 1990-91.

mic A government Engineering College has been set up at Bathinda which started functioning from the acade­

session 1991-92.

Electricity :

The erstwhile rulers were well aware of the technological changes taking place in the world. They, therefore, were the first to introduce electricity in their areas in the beginning of the present century. The private suppliers of electricity were replaced by the state government Public Works Deprtment. However, after Some time the repsonsibilities of supplying electricity was bestowed on the Punjab Statc Electricity Board, Patiala.

Tn the year 1990-91, Bathinda district consumed 460.1 million units of electrcity. The break up by various sectors of electricity consumed in the district is as follows: 1) Domestic 99.8 million units, 2) Gommercial 14.1 million units, 3) Industrial 212.4 million units, 4) Agricultural ] 11.6 million units, 5) Others 22.2 million units. During 1990-91, the district consumed 3.86 percent of the total state's consumption. lfwe study 1980-81 figures We find that Bathinda district consumed 242.39 million units of electricity. The break up by various sectors of electricity consumed is as follows :.1) Domestic 28.80 million units, 2) Commercial 7.46 million units, 3) Industrial 168.61 million units, 4) Agricultural 27.78 million units, 5) Others 9.74 million units. Also the district consumed 5.72 per cent of state's total consumption of electricity during 1980-81.

Thus from the above para We notice that whereas district consumption of electricity has increased from 2.42.39 million units in 1980-81 to 460.1 million units in 1990-91, the district's percentage of consumption to total states consumption has declined from 5.72 per cent to 3.86 per cent during the corresponding period. This implies tbat Bathinda district bas lagged behind other districts in electricity consumption which in other words means th a t there is lesser consumption of electricity in industrial and agricultural sectors.

In the year 1980-81 there were only 43.51 per cent electrified households (86,139 households out of total 1,97,971 households) in tbe district. However, in 1990-91 this percenage increased to 73.22 percent (1,89,761 households out of 2,89,158 households). It is interesting to note that consumption or electricity per consumer during 1980-81 was 2,354 units, which declined to 2,023 units in 1990-91, which is attributable to tardy expansion in the agricultural sector upto natural constraints (lesser expansion in the number of tubeweIls) on the one hand and increase in the number of domestic consumers on the other during the last decade.

The government bas set up a thermal plant (Guru Nanak Dev Thermal Plant) at Bathinda to make available electricity to various types of consumers as the district was distantly located from the hydro power stations of Satluj and Beas river systems. Further thermal power generation was necessitated to avoid fluctuations during the winter months when Jess electricity was generated in the hydro power stations. This plant has come up in three stages. The first stage envisaged setting up of two units (llOx2 MW) of 220 MegaWatt capacity. The second

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stag~ e!1y~s,!ged lS~tti?g up two more units (200x2MW) 400 ?1e~ Wjltts. The tb.ir~ stage ~nvis~gyd setting up of' tWQ .plOTt: unitb'(5th ang 6th of ?lQ ¥ega Watt catta~ity ~ach)\Yith 420 M~gq. Watt C;!pa9ity.· The ~t two st~ges wt?re compJeteq since long. The tlurd &t{!ge has also ~en compJeteq. Thpl! fl!e G:tiDTP, B!\thipda h~ a total installed capacity of 1040 I'4~gfl W'ltt i? a!l.The average plant load factor achieve9 duri!1g t4e ~~f'198(:j-81 Was 58.82 per cent. The total ¥ener~tion4uring the year lQ86-~7 was 2,21)7.21 MiIFon Units.

It was felt by the Eqergy Planners that to meet eyer increasing demand for yJcctricity another thermal plant should be set up. Consequently work was started on the Guru Hargobind Sahib Thermal Plant at village Lehra Mohabat, in this district., This thermal plant will have a capacity of 429 MW. Its first units scheduled to be­commissioned by Decem per, 1997. The work on the project is progressing a~ p~r &chedule. With the completion of this project tne district will ~e !lleading district in elect!"icity 8,eneration in the State.

Minerals ani! Mining : ,,'I' .

The district is poor so far as mineral wealth is concerned. Some Kl,lnkar (calcarious n~dules) is found at some places, particularly in Utar. It is used for road con!!,truction and is also burnt for lime. Black clay frOID wbi~~ bricks are magI! alSo or;curs in sl'9~ll qaunt1ti~s. Fine white clay is ~Jsp found wlli¥h is U&~4 forwlti!~ w.as~Ing. III .!jpple arefls ~bor~ (saltpetre) is e~tr~cted but it is limite9. to only few poc!sets ~orp.eFing Fflr.idkot dIstrIct, where patches of KaUar have appeared.

COl1lm!Wh~lJtiAJIS :

. The means of communication such as roads, railways, waterways, p~ts, telegraph, tl?~1WoH~, ~tc. pll!:Y an Important role in the development of any area. "the district is well served in both roads and railways. The !lathi~da ~,~il.way Ntl~tion ~ qP!? ffi th~ pigg,?s! .i1m£tiop'~ !n t~~ ~tl:).t~. It}~ fr'?!ll p~e lp.l:).t 7 rl}Hway lines fan out In varIOUS dIrections. The seve~ r~llW?y lines p;ls§ing H~~ug4 ibis d,istfict ~re 'IS follows :

(I) .Qat~iJ1dfk¥j#oZJ!p.r fflUWDY J!ne~';"7.:rt sery~s ?atpin9a ta~iI. It is ~ brQa~ ga~~~ lillj;:·

(2) Bathinda-Sriganganagar railway }ine.-It also serves the Bathinda tahsil. It is a broad gauge line.

(3) Bathinda-Jakhal-D'elhi railway line.-It serves Bathinda , Talwantli Sabo and M~!1s~ tah~ils. It is lJ. broad gauge line.

line. (4) Bathinda-Rajpura railway )ine.-It ServeS Bathinda and Rampura Phul tahsils. It is a broad gauge

. (5) I}a!hin~il-~ot ¥~P'!JPl-.F~!Ufa raiJW!1Y lin~lt serv¥~ ~a~irida t~hsil. It ~~ dri&ina~lr fL m~~re g'l-u.pe hne but has R~en recf}!J.tly co~ver!eEi into broad &luge r~ilway hne up.der th~ gallge COJ}ver$10n programm~~

(0 .~l!thin~If-HaIJI}I!lI!"gIlJ~-.QjJHmer rllilway IiJl~-:-;-It setv~ sQuthern part of ~~tQin~a ~ w~~te~ part' ~f T~lwan~h Saba t~psiJs. It was originally a metre gagu~ l!I!:e but has been cOllverteg. tp bfPq.-q g'!-uge ral1w~y hne qnder th~ g~ug~ conversion progrflmm~.

, err B1t~Wd~-~ifl~l!--Rewi'ri r~nWiJY JiJl{l-;'Jt &~rV~S j}atqinqa and ralwa~di Sabp taMils. It W~s o.fj~ip~ly ~ m~tre gfiuge line b1:lt h£tS since k~~ll COlwerteg in!o bf0l!4gaug~ raIlwlJ.Y bqe -qnder the ~u..?-e S!gnyet~lpq. programme uqd~rt~ken by tre raihya,ys.

The fonowing railway stations are located in the district :- (I) Gehri Bhagi, (2) Shergarh, q) Bangi Nipa~si!lgp, (4) ~aqlan, (5) GUl1lsar Sain~wa)~, (6) ~angat, (7) ~ag}Va!i, (8) p!itJlindf!., (9) Kartar Slllgh~ala, (10) Kot fa!~h! (1 n M!li~flr Khanjl, (12) ¥au~, (l~) Balluana, (14) !3~h;Qlan.DeWflna, US) f~p.s Mandl, (16) nhUGflP, (17) aampllra Phul, (18) Lt:hr;:t Mohabat, a~) Srt4asmghwal~, (20) M.l:lQSIl-, (21) NflrillderpUJ:~, (22) ~udhlada, (23) Dattew~s, (24) B'ar~ta aqd (25) K!il].ang~rh.

In the year 1980-81 there were 2,462 km. or roads maintained by PWD (B & R), Punja~, o.ut or which 46 kl1}. w¥ l!l!91lJ' the ~at!Qn~1 Highway (NfHS), wh'Jr~l!S lh<: r~W{li:q.ipg ~,41(~ (an. ~~ P.r~vlnclal hIghway. In 1.99P~91, t.l}~.rpa~ l~ngth iTlCrea~ed to 2,~58 km ; put ohy-PicR 42 k~. was ¥P~~f NatlOna~ Hl~way (Nfl-IS). pesldes! th~r~ were 27$ ·02 km. pf municipal roads maintaiqe~ py !pe cjv~c bq9i~~.

Ta~ing f,~62 km. of road lengt4 intp consiqeffl.!ion, t1"!~Jewere 44 ktp. of roads Rer lQO sq. kpl. of area and 190'12 km. of r.oa~ l{erI.~kh pop~latiop in the qistrict ill the ye~r 1980~81.. :QutIn 1990-91, tq~£e we(.e 59. km. of roads per 100 sq. km. of area and 199 km. of roads per lakh population worked out on tue baSIS of a fpad length of 3,279 kIn. (all types of roags) .

. Th~ important roads in the district pre: (1) B.athin~a-Malc:mt road, m. Batb,.jnd~-f}.<?t ~p!lra roa~1 (3) Bathlllda-Talwandi Sabo rpad, (4) :Qathinpa-Ml1ktsnr [Wid, (5) p'athlOda~Dab)Vah rol.}~, (6) B!tP!l~d!-~,!n~m rp~d) (7) B_athinda-Barnala road, (8) Ma,nsa-:aafll~la road, (9). Man~a~SIrs~ ro~d, (10, BJ.?dplitd~-ratehapa!l road, (11) Budhlada-Munak road, (12) Rampura Phul-Moga road, etc.

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In the year 1990·91 (31st March, 1991) against 74,191 vehicles registered in the district there were 7.3~936 vehicles on road. The break up of on road vehicles is as follows: 255 buses; 3,770 station wagons ; 758 jeeps; 150 taxi!); 349 three wheelers; 30,166 two wheelers; 35,448 total passenger vehicles; 2,131' four wheelers and above; III three wheelers; 2,248 total goods vehicles ; 36,123 tractors and 117 others. It may be poted that number of tractors was the second highest in the district, next to Firozpur district (42,637), in the State. However, in the year 1980-81 (31st March, 1981) against 29,747 v~hicles registered in the district there were 28,890 vehicles on road. The break up of on road vehicles during 1980-81 is as follows: 88 buses; 719 station wagons; 268 jeeps; 14 taxis; 146 three wheelers ; 8,318 two wheelers ; 9,553 total passenger vehicles 1>p2 four wheelers and above; 45 three wheelers; 1.007 total gbods vehicles; 18,320 tractors and 10 ~thers. The U\lmber of tractors in the district was the second highest next to Firozpur district (21,195).

A comparison of number of different types of vehicles during 1980-81 and 1990-91 reveals that during the decade 1981-91 there is increase in the num ber of on road vehicfes from 28,890 in 1981 to 73,196 ~.p. 1991, the passenger vehicles registering an increase from 9,553 vehicles to 35,448 vehicles, whereas goods vehicles wcreaseq from 1,007 to 2,248 during the corresponding period. Thus it would be noted that passenger vehicles l1~we registered faster growth than goods vehicles, mainly due to the increase in the number of two wheeler~, wilicn repprted an increase from 8,318 in 1981 to 30,166 in 19.91. Further, tractors also recorded an increase from 18,320 lP 1981 to 36,123 in 1991. It may be noted that tractors. besides b~ing used for agricultural operations, <lre used for transportation of passengers and various types of goods (agricultural proquce, building construction material, etc). Though the district has entered the scooter/motor cycle age yet the cycle is the most common mode ot: tnl.(lsportatiQn of passengers as well as goodS. :aesj~es. cycl~-ti~kshaws, rehrlls' (both cattle ~nd horse drawn), t.,.pga~, etc. are e!.tenSively useq in the ~Hstdct. Siqce the construction Qflip~ rpad net work their u~e has greatl), ~~panded. .

The district is well served by the Public Road Transport system. The district being part of erstwhile Pepsu, State the bus routes are mainlywith the Pepsu Road Transpor.t Corpo~ation (PRTC). which has following three depots operating in the district: (D Budhlada (It ha~ a fleet of 62 bQ5es in 1990-91, ~gainst 66 in 19S0-81) ; (~) Bathinda (It has 98 buses in 1990-91, against 74 in 1980-81); and (3) ijatllinda-II (It operated 99 buses in 19,_90-91, against 67 in 1980-8 I). Thus it would be seen that fleet of buseS has increased in the district on t4~ whole during the 1981-91 decade. The other depots of PRTC and Punjab Roa~ways also operate buses oU 'various routes in the district. There are number of private operators aiso, who provide transport services in ·{l.reas not served by Government transport operators.

The increase in vehicles has resulted in increase of accidents in the district. In. 1980 there took place 69 ~ccidents in which 33 persons were killed and 38 injured. But in 1990, 90 accidents took place which resulted Ul loss of 44 precious lives and injuries to 71 personS in the district.

There is a good network of post and telegraph offices in the district. The telephone facilities hav~ also been greatly improved throughout the district barring few pockets here and there. The telephone has reached in many vil1ages of the district.

There is a Relay Station of All india Radio (Akash~ani) at Bathinda which relays programmes of Jalandhar Station and caters to the needs of local residents as well as residents of the adjoining districts.

Trade and Commerce:

. . The areas constituting present day Bathinda district were known as jungle where desert like con-dItIOns prevailed. But Bathinda being an important centre of halt, enroute Delhi, came to assume imporlance as a centre of both administration and trade and commerce. It further developed into an important centr~ of. railways as seven railway lines met here from different directions. The extension of canal irrigation with budding of Sirhind canal and Bhakra canal systems ushered in prosperi1y. The agricultural development resulted in the emergence of grain markets all over the district which gave much needed fillip to the trade and commerce in the district. The position further developed when government built up an excellent road network in the district.

As on 31st March, 1991, there were 14 Agricultural Markets (Regulated), with 36 attached sub­yards, in the district. These markets are at : (1) Bareta, (2) Bathinda, (3) Bhucho, (4) Budhlada, (5) Goniana, (6) Mansa, (7) Maur, (8) Raman, (9) Rampura Phul, (10) Sangat, (11) Bhagta Bhaika, (12) Sardulgarh, (13) Talwan?i Sabo, and (14) Bhikhi. Bqt on 31st March, 1981, there were only 12 agricultur~l f!larkets (Regulated) WIth 32 attahced sub-yards, in the district. The two new markets (Talwandi Sabo and Bhlkhl) were added in the decade 1981-91.

. In the year 1990-91 there were arrival of 15,69,400 tonnes of agricultural produce in the mandis (markets) of the district. Out of the total arrivals of agricultural commodities, wheat and paddy accounted for 6,5?,OOO tonnes and 2,50,000 tonnes. respectively. There were, however, total arrivals of 5,58,000 tonnes of agricultural commodities in the district during 1980-81, out of which wheat, paddy and maize accounted for 2,6~,000 tonnes, 25,000 tonnes and 400 tonnes, respectively. Thus it would be noticed that the arrival of agncultural commodities in the markets of the district increased many fold during the decade 1981-91.

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During 1990-9.i under the foodgrains procurement programme the fol1owing purchases were made by various agencies in the district~ Paddy (2,50,000 tonues) State Government~ 11,000 tonnes, Food Corporation of India (Fen, 1,32,000 tonnes, Markfed 7,000 tonnes, Punsup 11,'000 tonnes, Private traders 89,000 tonncs' wheat (6,55,000 tonnes)~~ta.te Government 88,000 tonnes, Fel 2,24,000 tonnes, Marlded 1,50,000 tonnes: Punsup 1,59,000 tonnes, Pf)vate traders 34,000 tonnes. However, in the year 1980-81 various agencies made procurement of 27,000 tonnes of paddy and 2,32,000 tonnes of wheat from various markets of the distr,ict. Thus it would be seen that procurement of paddy and wheat has picked up appreciably. .

. , Though the wholesale and r.etail trade is mostly in the private hands there is a District Wholesale

Cooperative Marketing and Supply Society at Bathinda, which undertake's wholesale supplies of agricultural implements, seeds, fertilisers, pesticides, kerosene oil, sugar, edible oil, etc. to the farmers/plembers,

During i989-90 there were 18 marketing cooperatives,- 371 milk supply cooperatives, 42 weavers coopera~ tives, and 27 consumers cooperatives, in the district, Besides there are number of cooperative consumer store~ in the district. In order to ensure availability of essential commodities, suCh as wneat, wheat flour, rice, sugar, keI;,osene oil and cheap cloth to poorer st!ctions of the society in rural as well as in urban areas at reasonable rates the government has introduced State trading. Under this scheme number of fair price shops are being run either "through cooperative societies or private traders where essential commodities are supplied to general p'ublic. at subsidised rates under the scheme of Public Distribution System (PDS.) .

Goods are also traded at various places in the district on the occasion of fairs participated by large number of visitors. Cattle fairs are also held at "n.rious places in the district 'where cattle/animals change hands. Bathinda being centrally located between Bangar (Haryana), ·Bagar.(Rajasthan) and Punjab attracts large number of cattle traders.

According to 1991 Census thete were 41,20'2 pe{sons (40,548 males, 654 females), who were engaged in trade and commerce in the district, out of these' 11,453 ¢rsons (11,265 males. IS& females were reported fa. rural and 29,749 persons (29,283 males, 466 females}were reported in urban are~s. The·percentage..of workers engaged in Traae and commerce is 8' 48 per cent (8.71 per cent male, 3.20 percent female) in the district which is lower than the state's percentage of 10. 55 (10.81 percent male, 4.69 per cent female),

On 31st December, 1990, there were 185 branches of various banks, operating in the district. The bre~k up of these branches is as follows; State Bank of India (SBI) 17, State Bank of Patiala (SBP) 47, Punjab National Bank (PNB) 19, Cooperative.Banks 51, and Other Commers;ial Banks 51. As against this on last Friday ofJune, 1980,141 bank btanches were functioning in the district (SBI 16, SBP 33, PNB 15, Cooperative Banks 47, Olher commercial banks 30). Thus it would be noted th~fBatbinaa district has made notable progress in the number of bank branches during the decade 1980-90 which has given quite a boost·to the trade and commerce activity'in the district.· .• - .

Forestrr: .. Bathinda district falls under the jurisdiction of Divisional Forest Officer, Bathinda. Due to the rapid

extension of,agr.iculture the area under forests has declined appreciably during the present century. The dis~rict was known as jungle once but jungles are no longer to be seen anywhere. The break up of area under vanous types of forests in the district during 1980·81 and'1990-91 is as foHows : _.

Serial Type of Forest 1980-81 1990-91 No. (in sq. km.) . (in.sq. km.}

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1 Reserved F?rests :...

2 Protected ,Forests 93 93

'3 Unc1assi~ied Forests 8 8

4 State Forests (Tolall+3) lOf lOt

5 Under S/38 ofIndian Forest Act, 1927 2-

,6 Tofal Forest (total4-f-5) 103' 10,1

7 Percentage of area under forests 1.86% 1.82%.

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The tahle reveals that during the last decade the area under forests has declined from 103 sq. kills. in 1980-81 to 101 sq. kms. in 1990-91. In 1980-81 there was 101 sq. kms. of state forests and 2 sq. km. of private forests in the district, whkh worked out to 1 . 86 percent of the total area of the district: flowe~er, during 1990-~1, no area has been reported under and private forests, whereas the remaining 101 sq. km. I!fe upder State forests. Thus the percentage of area under forest has further dedined to 1· 82 percent, which is far below the norm prescribed for for_cst ~over in the State. Wi~h the shifting over of managment of road sides, panal banJcs and strips of land along railway lines, to the Forest Department for growing and maintaining tree plantation therein, some improvements have taken place duripg last few decades in the district.The plantation of sbisham and kikar trees will not only provide much needed timber to the people but also ensure better returns to the department.

~~fl.4iCJtI and Public Health: "1'"'1:

Ayurvedic and Unani systems of medicine were popular jJefore the introductiol! of A!!opathic syskm by tpe erstwhile rulers, who took pains jn opening hospitals apd dispensaries at various iIpportant plac~s in thy gisfrict.· faith curing and>quackery was also popular w~tb the peopl¢' bpt it has since lost popplarity. In ortllo­pa~t1ic cases (bolle fracture) village 'sianasi~Wwan9 were cOlliu!ted but their popularity Jlas also declined .app'reciab)y. The h6moeopathic sy-stem· is last to arrive and it has'become nonular in the urban areas in treat­ment of children and patients of chronic diseases.

In the year 1960-61 tpere were 36 hospitals and dispensaries, in addition to Ayurvedic di~pen~aries in ~ .th~ district, whicn ·has made'appteciable progre~s in the number of roedi.cal institutions: As @n 1 st April, 19.81,

tliere"')"ere 150 medical institutions in the district out of, wlfic)l124 were in rural area and 26 in urban areas. Ellrtherout of 150 medical'institutions, 148 were opened by the State goveniment, 1 by local self dep~rtment and r ~Y others. A)nong the". mcdica~ institutions, 21 were h?spitals .(9 rural, 12'Urban),9 Pritpary .i1eaJ.th ~el:(res ~ rural13 Urban). 120 'dlspensanes (109 rural, 11 Urban)! BeSides there were ~8 other' medICal' Inshtuhons (S6'Ayurvedic,2 Unani) inttbe district. Though there was not much change, the picture of medical institutions as on 1st April, 1991 reveals the position as follows; the allopathic medical institutions increased to 175 (143 rural, ~2 urban) as on !st April, 1991, out of these 174 belonged to government and 1 to voluntary organisation. i'\s:!tegaras~ types'ofmedical institutions; there'were '15 hospltals (5 rural, 10 urban), 38 primary health centres (3S rt\fa.J~,g-urb'llri): :116 dlspeds!lrie~"(99-rural, 17 urban) ahd . 6 'ho-Spitais/CHC j CH(:,l' CHC/PHC (4 i'unn, ~:urbdn:J. Beside~·there we(e'391~YO'rvi:Jdic;2 Unani and 9 Hortloeopathid dispe'nsaries functiohiinlfin the district -ast"on::l'st: April; 199J. .' ., 'l' , ., , . ~,--" I '" .l'- r )- ... ~. ~7 1

In the year 1960-61 ther-e were.only 334 beds (195 male, 139 female) in the medical institutions in the dj~trict. But as:o'n lSt April, 198-1' 'the numberoL oeds ~ncfease~ to 1,274 {663 male, 611 female), out of these 65191300s were report~d in'rhra'l"areffs:ahd~515 in urban areas. "The break up of beds by various medical insti­-tu1i6ds is ; hospitals 762 beds, primary health centres 34 beds and dispensaries 478 beds. After a decade i. e. as on 1st April, 1991 the beds increased to 1,397, out of which 'n5 were in rural areas and 622 in urban areas. The d~st~jbution of beds by types of institutions is flS fo}lows ; }1ospi~~ls ~72 beds, primary health centres J 50 beds, 41sp~nsaries 475 beds and hospitals/CRC, eHC, CHC/PHC 200 beds .

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As regards medical and para-medical staff regi~tered in the district III 1990, there were 5XI doctors, 472.midwives, 63 nurses and 2,278 dais, against 264 'doctors, 162 midwives, 28 nurses and 973 dais registered in tbe qistrict during 1980. Thus notable improvement in the strength of medical and para-medical staff could be -s~en in the district during the last decade. .

" In the year 1990 there was a doctor for f,790 persons, a midwife for 3,285 persons and a nurse for 25.322 perions. Also' as on 1 st April, 1991 there was a medical institution for every 8,928 persons'and a bed for 1,118 p~rsons. If VIe look back in years we notice that in 1980 there was a doctor for 4,846 persons, a rnidwifl! lor 3;897 persons and a nurse for 45',686 persons. Also as on 1 st April, 1981 there was a medical -institution for 9,715 persons and a bed for 1,026 persons. J:hus we find that whereas position shows quite an improvement in tp!,! staff, 'there is virtually no'improvement in population served by medical institutionS' or beds.

In the field offamily welfare/planning this district has made quite a progress. In 1990-91 against a target of 9,091 sterlisation operations, tlie achievement was 4,828 operations only, wner~as against a target' of' 9,628 IUD's the achievement was 34,647 IUD's. Besides there were 689 cases ofMTP tMedical Termination df Pregnancies) and 18,047 cases of termination since inception in the district. Thus we ~ee that shortfalls in sterli­sation operations have been more than made up in IDU's.

The incidence of flu~rosis is fajrly high in certain parts of the district due to flourine conte11t of water drawn from wells: This pr6quces changes in teeth and bones. In 'acute cases bones thicken and the body be­comes stiff resu1ting in par'al-ysis and premature dea1h. 'tben!fore, preventive measures were tequired to be taken for the supply of protected drinkin~ water in problematic villages of the 4istrict. Up to the year 1990, ~11 ~jlJa~es were identifje<f as'problem villages, out of whjcb'protected drinking water schemes were implemented Hi ~~~ vill~g~s. r.~~ s~lie~r has s~n_c~ be-en'imPle~en~e?·i'n'the ~emain!ng'21 vil!~ges also; !t i~ hope4 that tlris wllf go a long way ill cpecklTlg t]1e Ip.cldeIfCe offluot6S1s Jp'the dlstrict" In fUiure. ! ,

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Education:

.' . Before t~le introduction of modern. education on the lines of the British, teaching was done on religious lines In the folloWIng three systems ;_ (1). Hllldu sys~em, (2) Sikh system and (3) ,Muslim system. The Hindu ~ystem co snpri~ed. CblltSh~l~s!pllthshalas run. by Pllndits in the dblltamshalas 0'( temples where instructions we-re l.mplrted In £:llndl. The Sikh system comprISed teaching by the Bhai/Granthis in the gurudwarasjdharamshalas 111 Gurmukhl. In the Muslim system Maulvis taught Arabic/Persian /Urdu in the madrassa/maktabs/mosqtles.

. ., In ~he ,post-indepe.n~ence period tremendous progress was made in the opening of.number of educa-.tlOllal 11l~htutt~ns .an~ provlslon of st~ff. As on 30th September, 1980, the district had the following number of educatIOnal lllstltutlOns ; Arts and SCience Colleges 9 (6 boys, 3 girls); Higher Secondary'ScllOols 8 (6 boys 2 girl~); High·Schoo~s.145 (127 boys .. 18 g~r1s).; ~iddle Schools 103 (97 boys, 6 girls); add Primary Schools 624 .(624 DOyS). The position of educattonal11lstltutlons as.on 30th September, 1990, is as follows'; Arts Stience­Commerce and Home Science Colleges 9 (6 boys, 3 girls); Senior Secondary Schools 34 (30 boys, 4 girl;)' High S.ch~ols 1~0 (141 boys, 19 gir~s); !\1.iddle. Schools 105 (103 boys, 2 girls); Primary Schools 670 (670 boys); Polytechroc (1 boys); Techmcal lndustnal Art Cr~.ft Schools 6· (3 bdj's, 3 girls). Thus, it woud be noticed that notable increase ha~ taken place in the number of Senior Secondary and Primary Schools in the district during t'he last decade.

The strength of students in various classes'as on 30th September, 1990, in tM district is as fOllows: MA Classes 104 students (82 boys; 22 girls); BArBA (Hon) classes 2,153 students (1,087 boys 1,066 girls); B. ScjB. Sc. (~on) classes,.314 students' (177 boys, 137 girls); ,B. Com./B. Com (Hon) classes 482 students (3'73 boys 109 girls); B. E. [B. Sc (Engg)IB. Arch.classes 409 stud~nts (358 boys, 51 girls) ; S~nior Secondary school classes 29,704 students (19,073 boys, 10,631) girls); High School classes 63,764 students (36,71~ boys, 27,047 girls)' Middle cla_sses 14,435 students (8,633 bo~s, 5,802 girls); Primary classes, 1,44,696 student_s (80,470 boys, 64,226 'girls); Polytecbnic classes 279 students t228 boys, 51 girls) and Technical Industrial Art Craft School classes 984 students (795 boys, 189 girls).

Bathinda is now receiving due attention in the setting up of educatio'nal ~nsti~utions. ~ Tlie. Punjabi University, Patiala, has established Gurll Kashi Institute at Bathinda. It has also started Regional Campus of die University at Damdama Sahib; which has become the nucleus of the'professional courses . .A Government Engi­neering College has also come up at Bathillda, where instructions in "degree c<nlrses in ~ngineering are imparted: The Government Polytechnic, Bathinda, imparts instructions for diploma courses, It admitfea 6() students during the 1~85-86 academic session but the admissions have been increased to 120 students during 1990-91. There are two industrial Training Institutes functioning in the district. In 1980-81 these (ITIs) admitted 7?7 students for certificate· courses in various trades but in.1990-91 the admissions were restricted to 575 only. As noted in the preceding _paragraphs there is'no B. Ed. College or JBT school in Jhe district. Therefore, students from this district seek admissions in other districts of the State.

In1lpite of large flUlllber of educMional institutions located in the district the district could not make much headway in literacy as it has reported the lowest literacy rate of 43 .03 percent (50.55 percent male, 34· 51 per cent female) during 1991 Census, against 58' 51 per. cent (65 ·66 per cent male 59 ·41 per cent female) of the State. Ifwe refer to 1981 Census literacy rates we notice that the district reported a literacy rate of 27 ·73 percent '(34'16 per cent male, 20· 29 per cent female), against 40. 86 per cent (47 '16 per cent male; 33.69 per ceM female) or the State. On "comparison of 1981 aM 1991 censuses literacy rates we find that during the last decade 1981-9i the li!eracy rate has increased by 15·30 percent points (16.39 percent points male, 14.22'per cent points feQ1ale) in the district against 17 ·65 per cent points of the State (18.50 percent points male, (16 '42 percent points female). Thus It is evident that in growth of literacy the district could not match the state growth even though it had greater' potential to develop and grow. r

1n the year 1990-91 there were 300 Adult Education Centres ip operation in the district, out of which 111 were for males and 189 for females. 'In these centres 8,880 students were. admitted, out of which 3,245 were males and 5,635 females. Indeed it is through such Adult Literacy' Centres that literacy rates cou~d be improved to wash off the stigma of educational backwardness bIthe district. - The facilities of higher education built up in the district over the last few decades has no doubt improved the quality of education appreciably but this has not been successful in washillg off the stigma of educational ba~kwadness, which is partly due to general attitude of the people and partly due to the absence of constructive activities 'Of voluntary orga.nisations in the district. '

Occupations : ,

Bathinda districj:. occupies the te.nth position!n.. the state in urbanisatio!'-, ~s it re~orted 22 '.51 per ~nt urban population during 1991 Census, agalnst 29'?5 p.ercent of the St~te. The. dl.str~ct was ~ec~ared lDdustnally -backward, which boosted industrial activity resultlllg In more occupatIOnal varIeties In the dIstrIct.

According to 1991 Census there were; 4,85,986 main workers in the distri~t"out of these 4,65,552 were males and 20,434 females. The rural and urban break up of main workers shows that J,8i,774 main wor­kers (3,69,183 males, 1),591 females) are in rural areas and 1,03,212 main workers (96,369 males, 6,843 females) are in urban areas. Thus wide sex differentials are obvious bothjn rural and urban areas.

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The break up of main workers is available for nin0 industrial categories, which shows that there are: 2,10,627 cultivators~ategory .J (2,0? 16~ males, 2,465 feI?a~es); 1,2~,339 agricultur~l labourers-category II (1,17,609 males, 7,730 females) , 4,343 1U hvestock, for~stry,. ~Ishmg, hunting. and plantations, orchards and allied activities­category II~ (4,208 ma~es, 135 !c!llales) ; 16 !n .mlllIng and .quarrymg- category IV (15 males, 1 female); 6,485 in ~anufactunn~, processmg,. servlctn~ .and repau'S II?- ho_usehold mdustry~ategory V(a) (5,885 males, 600-females); 24,030 In manufacturmg, p~ocessmg. servlcmg and repairs III other than household industry-category VCb) (23,098 males, 932 females) ;9.552 In constructons-categ~ry VI (9,400 males, 152 females); 41,~02 in trade and commerce-category VII (40,548 males, 654 females); 1,2,784 In transport, storage and communications-category VHI (12,645 males, 139Jemales) ; and 51.608 other sefVlces-category IX (43,982 males. 7,626 female).

If we take into consideration the percentage We notice that in 1991 census there are 3J.15 per cent (56 10 per cent male, 2.80 per .cent female) m,ail) workers in the dist~ict, against ~0.84 per cent (55.75 per cent m~le, 2.03 per cent female) mam workers dunng 1981 Census. Thus It would be notrced that percentage of main workers has increased slightly during the decade 1981-91. Itwould be further seen from the above figures that economic activity is also male dominated in this district like in other districts of the State. [fwe study percentaO'es of main workers by industrial categories we notice that there are: 43.34 per cent cultivators-category I (44:'1 per cent male, 12.07 per cent fe~ale) ; 25.79 per cen~ ~gricultu:al labourers ~category II (25.26 per cent male, 37.83 per cent female) ; 0.89 per cent livestock, forestry, frshln~ .huntlng and p.lant~tl~:ms, orchards ~nd allied actiyities-category III (0.90 per cent male, 0.66 per cent female) :. Negligible per cent m mtnl11g and quarrymg-category IV ; 1.33 per cent manufacturing, processing, servicing and repairs in household industry-category V(a) (1.27 per cent males 2.94 per cent females) ; 4.95 per cent manufacturing, processing, servicing and repairs in other than household induStry­category V(b)( 4.96 per cent males; 4.56 per cent females l.97 per cent constructions~ategory VI (2.02 per cent male, 0.74 per cent female); 8.48 per cent trade and commerce~ategory VII (8.71 per cent male, 3.20 per cent female) . 2.63 per centt ransport, storage and communications-category VIII (2.72 per cent male, 0.68 per cent female); and 10.62 per cent other services-category IX (9.45 per cent male, 37.32 per cent 'female) .

. . From the above it is revealed that agriculture alone engages 69.13 per cent main workers (43.34 per cent

cultivators, 25.79 per cent agricultural labourers). Next comes other services which employ 10.62 per cent main workers, followed by trade and commerce 8.48 per cent. Manufacturing engaged 6.28 per cent( 1.33 per cent house­hold,4.95 per cent other than household). Transport, etc. (2.63 per cent) and constructions (1.97 per cent) are also of Some consequence. .

As regards female main workers, agriculture alone engages 49.90 per cent females (12.07 per cent cultivators .37.83 per cent agricultural Jabourers), followed by other services (37.32 per cent). Manufacturing etc. (7.50 per -cent) and Trade and Commerce (3.20 per cent) are categories of some consequence. It will be appropriate to point out that an increasing number of females are seeking employment in various types of occupations and professions, such as teaching, medical, banks, offices, industries, commercial estalishments, etc. But sizeable number of females, Who are engaged in household engagements (economic activities), go unreported as workers due to certain biases .and prejUdices inhibiting truthful returns of economic activities of females. This indeed causes dismally low work participation rates of females in the state, which also equally applies to this district. If we look back we find an improvement over the last census. In 1981 CenSUS the percentage offemale main workers was 2.03 per .cent, which increased to 2.80 per cent in 1991 Census .

. MisceJlaneous Activities:

.. The floods have been the bane of this district and have been playing havoc from year to year and caused

extensive damage to property, human beings, crops. cattle, etc. In the year 1990 as many as 133 villages were affected, which caused destruction in an area of 86 sq. kms. There was loss of 7 human lives and 156 beads of cattle. Crops in 8.591 hectares were damaged. The total damage was estimated at more than Re 1.0 trore.

Though this district was declared industrially backward long back but it could not make rapid progress in -industries due to its location. The government has made special efforts to generate sufficient power for supply to industries and agriculture. Besides expanding the Guru Nanak Dev Thermal Plant at Bathinda effort<; are afoot for setting up a second thermal plant at Lehra Mohabat located on Bathinda-Rajpura railway line. With its ~~pletion 'the district will emerge as the biggest centre of power generation in the State, surpassing even Rupnagar Dlstnct.

Special stress is being laid on the development of this district in education. An Engineering C'?llege. has been set up by the State Government at Bathinda. The Punjabi University ha.~aIso opened Guru Kashl1nstltute at Bat~inda and a Regional Campus at Damdama Sahib (Talwandi Sabo). This Regional Campus wil! serv~ as 11 nucf~~ centre for professional courses in the district. There is, however, need that p~ople change t~elr attitude

:towards education as is the case in educationally advanced districts of Jalandhar, Ludhrana and Hoshlarpur.

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Places of Religions, Historic"al and Tourist Interest

(1) Bathinda.-ltis the seat of the district/sub-division ftahsil htadquarters ofthe same name. The town is an important railway junction as seven railway Iines( from Hindumalkot, Hanumangarh, Fazilka, Firczpur, Rewari, Jakhal and Rajpura) converge at this junction. It is also connected by road with aU important places m the State and outside. The town has an old and chequered history. It is said that this to\,.n take~ its nC'I'Je from the Rajput ruler Binai Pal and his minister Thanda Ram. The town was conquered by Maharaja Ala Singh near about 1754 AD and it remained part of Patiala princely State till the state was merged in PEPSU in 194ft Except for short period after integration, When Faridkot served as district headquarters, it remained seat of distdct administration. In the centrc of the town is located the Bathinda Fort Which is a mammoth structure. 660 X 6UO feet and 118 feet high. The fort is said to be the largest and oldest in the State. Many an invading armies from west made it a point to capture this fort before making an advance towards Delhi. In fact Bathinda was regarded as an important and strategic station between Kandhar (Afghanistan) and Delhi. There is a gurdwara, associated with Guru Gobind Singh inside the Bathinda Fort. The Fort is looked after by the Department (jf Archaeology, Government of India, but is fast crumbling due to neglect. l

The town has made good Progress after independence. A Chemical Fertilizers Plant of National Fertilizers Limited (NFL) engaged in the manufacture of Urea, has been set up here to meet the needs of farmers of'tltis 4l .. Strict and ?tper southern distri.cts oftbe State. A Thermal Plant (9uru ~anak Dev.Thermal Plan9 of 1040 ~\#tta watt capaCIty has been set up here to meet the power needs of mdustnes and agflculture. A n1ITk plant \MIlk Plant, Bathinda) is also located here, with the capacity to process 1.25 lakh litre of mIlk daily. A 50 thousand ~pindles spinning mill engaged in manufacture of cotton yarn of various counts, has also come up which is fP-vlkk direct or indirect employment to large number of people. An oil miJI (Roshah Oil Mills) is located 'here. Beside$, there is a flour miIl (Bhupindera Flour Mills), Which is the oldest industrial unit of the town. There are 1ltrf-ge number of cotton ginning and pressing units located in the town and outside as district has the largest atea under cotton cultivation in the State. Large number of miscelIaneous industries have also came up in old arlp. new industrial focal point of' the town since the declaration of Bathinda as industrially backward. 'FHe industrial units became eligible for subsidies and other facilities of Central and State Governments. In view of its strategic location a big military cantonment has been set up here. The rose garden and (he boating club have added to the recreational side of town. In fact in the arid and desert like landscape of Bathinda these l'acillties provide the oasis of invigorating re,1ief and feast to the eyes. ," ".

It is a municipal town which reported a population of 1,59,042 in 1991 Census, against 1,27,363 reported during 1981 Census. The city has 5 colleges (2 Arts, Science and Commerce, 2 Arts, 1 Other}; a Government Engineering College, a Poly technic, 6 Senior Secondary Schools, 10 High Schools,9 Middle­Schools and 23 Primary Schools. The Punjabi University has also opened here Guru Kashi Institute. There are 5 Hospitals (including 1 Ayurvedic), 12 Dispensaries (including 2 Ayurvedjc, 1 IJomoeopathic), a TB clinic,2 Family Planning Centres and 1 Other. There are 3 stadia, 5 Cinema Houses, 5 Auditoria, 21>ublic Libraries and 3 Public Reading Rooms. Besides there is a modern EI~ctronic Telephone Exchllt'l.ge. The town has an agricultural market which is known for cotton and gram.

2. Talwandi S~bo (HB No. 34).-1t is sub-divisional/tahsil headquarters of the same name and is popularly known as Damdama S'ahib. It is located some 30 kms. south of Bathinda town with which it is connected by a metalled road. The place is associated '''ith Guru Gobind Singh, who residM here for a period of about 9 mOnths after his most fierce battles with Mughals at Anandpur, Chamkaur Sahib and Muktsar. The place became known as Damdama Sahib as the 10th Guru took rest (dam) and preached his mission to the mass..es-. It is also called Guru Ki Kashi. It was here that Guru Gobind Singh redictated the Ad Granth and named it as Khalsa-da-Takht. The Sikhs revere it as one of the 5 Takhts of the Sikhs The Nihangs have their headquarters here. Guru Teg Bahadur, 9th Guru, father of Guru Gobind Singh, also visited this place prior to the visit of Guru Gobind Singh.

The 10 Gurdwaras located here are; Gurdwara Manji Sahib, dedicated to Guru Teg Babadur, Gurdwara Manji Sahib, dedicated to the Guru Gobind Singh, Gurdwara Takht Sri Guru Ka'shi, Gurdwara Likhansar, Gurdwara Jandsar Gurdwara Mata Sahib Kaur and Mata Sundri, Gurdwara Ber Sahib, Gurdwara Chhauni Nihangan, Gurdwara Sant Attar Singh, Gurdwara Guru reg Bahadur and Mahalsar. Among these the tall gurdwara called Takhat Shri Guru Kashi, where Guru Gobind Singh &et up his throne is the most important of all the gurdwaras. Burj of Baba Deop Singh, who was appoij~ted Granthi by Guru Gobind Singh also stands here. The seal of'Guru Gobind Singh, his sword and musket and a m1rror, which were presented to the Guru by his followers and a Khanda belonging to Baba Deep Singh is displayed in this Gurdwara, where non-stop (day and night) recitation of Granth 'Sahib is conducted. Scholars and writers pay obeisance at the shrine of Likhansar, where pens and ink used in writing the Ad Granth were thrown in the tank. Gurdwara Jandsar is the plaae where treasure trove of Guru Gobind Singh was discovered near a jand tree. The Guru used to pay salaries to his soldiers from this. Gurdwara .Mahalsar ha,s come up at the place where guru played Bola Mohalla and displayed feats of martial arts. 'N,'ow N,1hangs play Bola Mohalla at this place. Besi~es, the three tanks are Nanaksar_ Sarovar, Ak~lsar Saroyar and Gurusar Sarovar. These bear association with Guru Nanak (visited this village in 1510[. }tD),.

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Places of Religious, Historical and Tourist Interest :

(1) Bat~Jinda.-ltis the seat ofthedistrict/sub-c!ivisiop. /tahsil headquarters of the same name. The town is. an important railwdY junction as seven railway lines( from J-lindumalk-ot, Hanumangarh, Fazilka, Firozpur, Rcwari; Jakhal and Rajpura) converge at this junction. It is also connected by road with 411 important place:, in,the State and outside. The town has an old and chequered_history. It is said that this town takes its nrr-Ie from the Rajput tuler Binai Pal and his mmlster Thanda Ram. The toWn wa.s conquered by Maharaja Ala Singh near about ] 754 AD and it remained part of Patiala princely State till the state was merged in 'PEPS U in 1945. Except for short period after integratIOn, when Faridkot served as district headquarters, it remained seat of district administration. In the centre of the town is located the Bathiilda Fort which is a mammoth structure. 660 X 660 feet and 118 feet high. The fort is said to'be the largest and oldest in the State. Many an invading armies from west made jt a point to capture this fort before making an advance towards Delhi. In fact Bathinda was regarded as an important and strategic station between KandMr (Afghanistan) and m~IIii: There is'a gurdwara, associated with Guru Gobmd Singh inside the Bathirida Fort. The Fort is looked after by the Departll1ent ljf Archa-eology, Government ofTndia, but is fast crumbling due to neglect. I

The town has made good progress after independence. A Chemical Fertilizers Plant of National Fertilizers Limited (NFL) en~aged in tbe manufacture of Urea, has been set'up here to meet the needs 'of farmers 6fUiis 4i~1r~c! and ?t~er SOUnl?m ~istricts of th~ 'state. A The~mal Plant (9uru ~anak pev .thermal ~la'n9 of I 040 M~1J6. \X;ajt capacIty pas been set up here to meet t~e power needs of mdustnes anq agrIculture. A tmTk plant (Milk. P~~~t, '~at~ind.a) is ~I~o lOCated. here, with the capacity to process .1.25 Jakh litre of milk daily. A?O t~o~an~ ~pmdles spmnmg mIll engaged lD manufacture of cotton yarn of vanous counts, has also come up w!'uch IS tivlHti air~bf or inliirect employment to large number of people. An oil mill (Roshah Oil Mills) IS lOcated here. Besid~, tliere is a ffour miI1'(Bliupindera Flour Mills), which is the oldest industrial unit of the town. There ate 1a1f~e Duniber of cotton ginning'and pressing units located in th'e to'Yn' and outside as district has the largest at~a untler cotton cultivation in the State. Large number of miSceI1aneous industries have also came up in old and new industrial focal point of' the town since the declaration' of Bathinda as industrially backward 1li~ industrial units became eligible for subsidies and other facilities of Central and State Governments. In view of its straregic location a pig military cantonment has been set up here. The, rose garden ang 'he boating club· li~~~ ~dd~(r ~o th~ recr~ationa.l si,de of .to\vn'.. in fact in the a:id and desett 'like landsca~e of Bathinda th~?e tacIlltieS provIde the oaSIS of mVlgonitmg rebef and feast to the eyes. (/.

It is a municipal town which reported a population of 1,59,042 in 1991 Census, against 1,27,363 reported during 1981 Census. The city has 5 colleges (2 Arts, Science and Commerce, 2 Arts, 1 Other}: a Government Engineering College, a Poly technic, 6 Senior Secondary Schools,10 High Schools,9 Middle' Schools and 23 Primary Schools. The J:>unjabi University has also opened here Guru Kashi IUl:;.titute. Tl!ere are 5 Hospitals (including 1 Ayurvedic), 12 Dispensaries (including 2 Ayurvedic, 1 »omoeopa~hic), a .TB clinic,2 Family 'Planning Centres and 1 Other. There are 3 stadia, 5 Cinema Jfouses, 5 Auditoria, :2 RuP~ic. LiQraries and 3 Public Reading Rooms. Besides there is a modern Electronic TeJephone Pxclilfflge. ;The town has an agricultural market which is known for cotion and gram.

2. Tal,valldi ~bo (H.8 No. 34).-It is sub-divisional/tahsil headquarters of the same name and is popularly known as Da"nidama>S'ahib. it is located some 30 knis. south of'Bathinda town with which. it is tSonnected by a metalled road. The place is associated with Guru Gobind Singh, who resided here for a period of about 9 months after his most fierce battles with Mughals at Anandpur., Chamkaur Sahib and Muktsar. The place became known as Damdama Sahib as the 10th Guru took rest (dam) and preaChed his mission to the masses. It is also called Guru Ki Kashi. It was here that Guru Gobind Singh redictated the Ad Granth and named it as Khalsa-da-Takht. The Sikhs revere it as one of1.he 5 Takhts of the Sikhs The Nihangs have their headquarters here. Guru Teg Bahadur, 9th Guru, father of Guru Gobmd Singh, also visited this place prior to the visit of Guru Gobind Singh.

The 10 Gurdwaras located here are; Gurdwara Manji Sahib, dedicated to Guru Tcg Babadur, Gurdwara Manji Sahib, dedicated to the Guru Gobirid Singh, Gurdwara Takht Sri Guru Kashi, Gurdwara Likhansar, Gurdwara Jandsar (]urdwdfa Mata Sahib Kaur and Mata Sundri, Gurdwara Ber Sahib, Gurdwara ehhauni Nihangan, Gurdwara Sant Attar Singh, 9urdwara Guru reg Bahadur and Mahalsar. Among these the tall gordwara called Takhat Shri Guru Kashi, where Guru Gobind Singh set up his throne is the most important of all the gurdwaras. Burj of Baba Deop 'Singh, who was appoi.11ted Grantbi by Guru Gobind Singh also stands here. The seal oflOuru Gobirid SirigJi, his'sword and musket and a mirror, which were presented to the Guru by his followers and a Khanda belongIog to Baba Deep Singh is displayed in this Gurdwara, wflcre non-sfop (day and night) recitation of Urantn Sahib is conducted. Scholars and writers pay obeisance at the shrine of Likhansar, where pens and ink used in writing the Ad Granth were thrown in the tank. Gurdwara Jandsar is the place where treasure trove of Guru Gobind ,Singh wa~ disCovered near a jand tree. The Guru used to pay salaries to his soldiers from this. 'Gurdwara ;M!ll1alsar bas come up at the place where' guru played !lola M ohalla and displayed feats bf ·martial arts. Now N},hangs play Hora ..Mo,halhi at this place. Besi4es, the three tanks are Nanaksar Sarovar, Akalsa: Sarovar and Gurusar Sarovar. These bear association with Guru Nailak (visited this village in 15Hf )If)) •.

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Guru Gbbind Singh and Guru Teg Bahadur, respectively. The legend goes that Gurusar Sarovar is dug out of the place where Devtas (gods) had hidden the pitcher which contained Ainrit (Nectar) from the Asurs (demons) and that pitcher was retrieved on orders of Guru Teg Bahadur and thrown back ip this tank. A bath in this tank is considered very purifyiJ?g.

It is.a village which reported a popUlation of 12,880 during 1991 Census, against 10,454 reported in 1981 Census when it was a notified area commitee (NAC). It has a college, a High School, a Middle School an~ a Primary School. Punjabi University, Patiala, has recently opened Regional Campus at this place which will serve as nucleus for professional courses. It has a hospital, a maternity home, a dispensary, a family planning centre. Post and Telegraph facilities are available in the village, which also enjoys telephone facilities. The Baisakhi ofTalwandi Sabo is an important fair, which is participated by lakhs of pilgrims from all over tbe State. The visitors from all parts of the State visit this place throughout the year.

3. Mansa.-It is Sub-divisional/tahsil headquarter of the same name and is a railway station on Bathinda-Jakhal rail line. It is connected by road with Patiala, Bathinda, Sirsa, Barnala, etc. It is said to have been founded by Bhai Gurdas, whose samadh exists here. A fair is held annually in memory of the saint on his death anniversary.

It is a municipSlI town, which reported a popUlation of 55,089 during 1991 Census, against 43,289 repOl.:ted during 1981 Census. It has 2 Colleges, (one Arts, Science and Commerce, one Arts), 3 Senior Secondary SChools, 3 High Schools, 5 Middle SChools and 10 Primary Schools. It has 2 Hospitals, 2 Dispensa.ries (one Ayurvedic, one Homoeopathic) and a Family Planning Centre. The town has a Stadium, 2 Cinema Houses, a Public Library and a Reading Room. It has number. of cotton ginning and pressing mills. Some dal manufacturing 6nits are also located here. The town is known for manufacture of desi jutics and agricultural implements. The town has an old grain market known for wbeat, gram, cotton, sarson, taramira, etc. Mansa is .also known for good quality Sbakkar.

(fntor District Changes)

;\"~XURE

JURISDICTIONAL CHANGES

Bathinda District

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No Ohange

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{NrRODJCflON TO nISTRICT CENSUS HA.NDBOdl{

The District Census Handbdoks have been published for the first time at the 1951 CensuS and contained then mainly data relating to the Census Enumeration. These data were found to have proved very useful with the local officers working in the Community Development Blocks, Tahsil and District Ad­ministration and often consulted 111 connection with planning purposes, Public Distribution System, Elections; and other data uSers.

J<..eeping in view good response it had elicIted during the decade 1951-61, District Census Handboo k project was continued in 1961 Census also. The latter were, however, designed to throw data of more com­prehensive scale containing useful census data for each village and town (ward-wise) in the district, besides. giving useful information cullected from various Stat'cjCentral Govt. departments arld agencies. It waS combined with Directory of Villages and Towns showing location of educational institutions, hospitals and dispensaries, Posts and Telegraph offices, electrjfic~tion and protected water supply. A beginning was also made to include tahsil maps showing various amenities in the villages constituting a tahsil. Thus, earnest attempt waS made to make them self-contained comprehensive reference book of the district for the handy use.of the district officers and other agencies. The experience revealed that inordinate delays did oCcur in the preparation of the manuscripts and finally their publishing process but somehow, the publication was released in the inter-censal period.

Series Were also continued in the successive censUSeS of 1971 and 1981. The 1991 Census Iiulld books are the happy culmination of this project. The last .3 series i.e., 1971, 1981 and 1991 are different from that of 1961 Census, Census publications on this subject as these included detailed administrative data Which were not included in 1961 series. However, Village and Town Directory continued to form a part of these handbooks together With Primary Census Abstract. Some of the changes in 1991 Census series formats have been introduced, Which are as follows :

(1) The preparation of data both in the Primary Census Abstract (PCA) and Village Directory (YD) will now be Community Development Block-wise and tahsilwise for each district; and

(ii) From the format of VilJage Directory Col. 14 (Staple food) and C.ol. 20 (Remarks) have been deleted.

The contents of the Handbooks !

The 1991 District CenSlls Mandbook has been divided Into tWo parts; l>art A contains villag. and Town Directory whereas Part B contains Primary Census Abstract of villages and Towns wards giving total popUlation and Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes only for District/CD/ Town. Both parts ar~ being pu1.Jlished together in this volume.

The VIllage Directory gives information about each village in Community Development alock iIi tlie ascending order of location Code and contains information relating to total area of the village in heGtares, total population, number of households, amenities available in the village i.e., educational,.n1edical, drinkirtg water; number of Posts and Telegraph offices, communiCfHion and approach to village, neat'est toWn and distance (in kIllS.) and a\alIability of power supply. Besides, it displays information on land use, i.e., area under different types of land use, like forest, irrigated by source and unirrigated, cultivable and un cultivable land.

'the toWn directory presents data on each town in six statements giving the status of .the tOWl1j the decadal population, growth rate since 1901-91, physical and loeational aspects, municipal finance and ayailability of amenities like, medical, educational, banking, trade, commerce and industry.

fhe Primary CenSus Abstract (General) incorporates Community Development Blockwise data for eac~ village and each town/ward under the following heads :

(i) Area in hectares/sq. km.

(ii) Number of occupied tesidentiaI houses

(iii) Number of Households

(iv) Total popUlation (including institutional and Ilouseless population).

(v) Total population in the age group. to-o).

(vi) Scheduled Caste Population.

(vii) Scheduled Tribe population (There is no, Scheduled Tril.le R~tif{ed fQr Punjab).

(viii) Literates.

'(ix) TC)tal Main workerS.

(x) Main workers classified into 9 industrial categories viz., (1) Cultivators, II. Agricuiturat Labourers, III. Live-stock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and Plantations, ·Orchards and Allied Activities, IV. Mining and quarrying" V. (a) Manufacturing, processing) servicing and .repairs in household industry, V (b) Manufacturing, processing servicing and repairs in other than household industry ; VI. Constructions, VII. Trade and Commerce, VIII. Transport, Storage and C:omplUnications IX. Other services;

(xi) Marginal Workers

(xii) Non-workers:

However, the Primary Census Abstract (for 'Scheduled Caste only) indIcates data 'reLating to District! Community Development Block/Town' 'with break).lp into total/rural/urban .except the items (i), (ii), (vi)

-and (vii) listed above for General Primary Census Abstract.

Source of Uata :

:rlle Primary Census Abstract contains censuS data on1y. For tne compilation of Village Directory schedule alongwith detailed instructions were,sent to the Tahsildars by Jan. 1990. They were· requestecl that the requisite information will be filled up in the prescribed format and returned to the Census Directo~ rate at the earliest.;rhe matter relating to completion of Village Oirectory and its rc:!turn waS pursued vigorouIsy" with the Tahsildars through staff of this directorate posted in the field during the 1991 Census Houselisting and' Enumeration Operations, The Village Directories duly filled-in were rec,eived in this.directorate in May 1991. Likewise, Town Directory Schedules alongwith detailed instructions were sent to Commissiont!rs of Municipal Corporations and Executive Officers of Municipal Committees. The data required for Town Directories were also received back by May. 1991. However, back references had to be made in some cases Where either certain columns of tlte schedule were left bla'nk or information was incosistent with the previbus data, The position was reconciled, in certain case after protracted correspondence with tlae concerned departments/agencies.

Census Concepts ,

1· Rural Urban Classification :

- As in the previous censuses, the 1991 Census dMA aft! presented foi fura1 and tirbarl areas separately.

lluflil Area-Vilhlgd :

The basit linlt fot tlira! area is revenue village Which, in all cases, has definite -Surveyed DoUn­daries. 'This may comprise one or more hamlets but the entire village will normally be one unit for presentation Qf data. The definition of village, as adopted in census is identified with that of'Mauza' given under Section )0) of the Pul\fab 'l~and Revenue Act, 1887. It is the Revenue Estate determined as such for the purpose of levy and collection of land revenu~, The Revenue Estate is defined in Act ibid 'as under:

(a) An area for Which separate records of rights exist; or

(b) ~hich haS' been- separately assessed to land revenue, Or would have lieen so assessed if the land revenue had not been .r~alised, compounded or redeemed ; or

(c) Which the State OOVel'hn1ent may by general rule or specific orders declared to be an Esta,te." , ,,-The Village is, thus, not mel'ely the 'Ab.1di deh' (R'ed'lined area in :'Shajra Aks" or "Latha") for

eensus taking but the entire lan'd coming with in the fixed boundaries of each village in terms of the Act ibid.

Urban Area~ Town ! . Urban arc'as are speciallY ;de/hied tQr the cenS'uS ·purpose'S. hi' the 1991 Cehl.tis the saine criteria

!ilS in 1981 Census has been adopted. The urban area in 1991 Census is defined as follows:

(a) All places with a municipai committee or munic!pal <;lorporatioll -or Cantonment Board of Notified Area Committee;

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(b) All other place> which satisfied the fol!owing creiteria

(i) a minimum population of 5000 ;

(ii) atleast 75 j:, of the male nnin workers '::1ga3cd in n.)n-agricuILlral pllrmit~ ; anJ

(iii) a population densit) of atJeast 400 per sq. km.

Whereas in category 'a' all places will be t'lwns in their own right, ia category 'b' only those places will be treated as towns for the purposes of censuS which Directorat~ of CensJ" Operations, of the State/lJT concerned has so declared as 'Census Town' after )atisfymg the above crit~ria.

The urban criteria for census town under category (h) above varied little fro:n that of 1961 and 1971 Censuses. The males working in activities such as fisIling or Jogging ciC. were treated as enf,aged in non­agricultural activity and, therefore, contributed to the 75°~ critcr:on of 1901 and 1971 Censuses, where L1S in 1981 Census, these activitie~ were treated at par Wlt;l cultIvation and agricultural labour tor the p.ur-

. pose of this criterion, fn 1991 Census. like in 198! (\'nsus, tIle activities of livestock, forestery, fis!ling, hunting plantations and orchards and allied activities have bt:en treated as agr~cultUl al activIties while apply­ing the test of male workmg population. A town with a popUlation of one lac and above is called a 'City' in Census parlance.

Urban Agglomeration

Apart from city/toyvn, the 1971 and 1981 concept of Urban Agglomeration is also adopted for the 1991 Census. Very often, large railway colonies, univer8i~y campuses, pert areas, military camps, etc., etc., come up outside the statutory limits of the city!town but adjoining it. Su.;h areaS may not by themselves qualified to be treated as towns, but if they form a contmuou,> spread with the tov"n, they are treated as Out Growths of the town and deserve to be treated as '..lrban. Such tOWnf> together with their out growths have been treated as one urban unit and called Urban Agglomeration. An Urban Agglomeration may conS­titute :

(i) A city or a town v;ith a continuou'i autgruwth, the Ol 1 growth bemg outside the statutory lin:its but falling within the boundaries of the adjoining village/villages) ; Of

Ci) One or more adjoining towns with 1"1:e'r ct'!growtbs, if any, CiS in (i) ab,we. or

(Iii) A city and one or more adjc);nin.p,; town, \vith or Without oL.tgrl)wih, all of which form a continuous, spruad.

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DEMOGRAPHI€: ANALYSI~ BASEn ON tNSET TABLES

Population by CD Blocks :

Sr. Name ott:. D.l'llock No,

'phul

2 RltmpUI~

3 Ilathi8da

;I Nathalllt

.5 Sabea!

Ii Talflandi Saba

7 Jhunir.

g Blldl1lada

9 Mansa

District

'.

'TA1tLE-l(~)

Population and Numbor 01 Village! A9 par 1991 Censu!

population of Villages

Persons

125.388

80.716

149.873

101,396

114.143

142.350

160:914.

154,76:1

179.380

L208.R30.

Mal~H

66.774

43.185

7~650

7),922

85.~86

82,'165

95.132

642.590

5

5S.614

37.531

1.1).223

49.4n

52.5(\'6

65,428

74.923

72.295

83.2~3

566.240

Number or VilIfljles

Total Inhabitato:l Vilbge. VilIage~

6'

3(J

59

32

48

67

a8

73 I

527

7

45

3')

56

67

83

83

73

523

The abbve table sliows population of the rural area of Bathinda district by CD blocks \vith break

up or popUlation into males and females. It also gives number of villages with break up into 'Total Villages' and 'Inhabited Villages'. From this. it is easy to work out the number of 'uninhabited' villages, CD block-wise.

The table reveals that there are 12,08,830 personS, 6,42,590 males and 5,66,240 females i-ll the rural segment ofthe district. Mansa block (1,79,380 persons) and Jhu_nir bloc,k (1,60,914 persons) report the highest and the second highest population,. respectively, where(ts Ram)mra block (80,716 persons) and Nathana block

(1,01,306 persons) report the IO'Yest and the ,second lowest population, respectively, among the 9 community development blocks in the district. Jhunir block (88 villages) and Budhlada block (84 villages) have the highest and second highest nutnber of villages, respectiv~ly, whereas Rampura block (30 villages) and Nathana block (32 villages) have the lowest and the secocd lowest number of villages in the district. In the matter of of number of inhabited villages, tlie position is the same as is,for total number of villages, Jhunir block (88

inhabited villages). -and Budhlada block (83 inhabited villages) report the highest and the second highest number of inhabited villages, whereas Rampura block (30 inhabited villages) and Nathana block' (32 -inhabited

villages) report the lowest and the ,second lowest number. of inhabited villages, respectively.

The table furthef reveals that out of 527 ~total villages' as many as 523 villages are 'inhabited villages'

whereas only 4 villages, are uninhabited. Bathinda block reports 3 uninhabiteli viUages, where as Budhlada

block has the remaining ~ne inhabited village in the distri<;:t The remainin¥ 7 qlocks !1ave no vninhabitc:4 'Yilla~e, ' ,

Population by Towns .

Sr. No.

~ ;..

3

4

Ii

7

8

9

10

11

Nama and Civil Administration Status of Towns

Bareta (M. C.)

Bathinda (M. C.)

Blm,ho Mandi (M. C.) ,

Audhlada (M. C.)

Goniana (Iv!. (_, )

Kot Falta (M.e.)

MamaCM.e)

Maur (M. C.)

Raman (M. C.)

Ramputa Phu I eM. c. ) Sanga! (M. C.)

AI} Towns

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TABI,E l(B)

Population and Number of TOl'ln!-1991 Ctn3u,~

2

Populafi(ln

Person> Males Females

---_- ----- ----------4 5

-------------11.537

159.042

10,006

18.717

10,415

5,611

55.089

25,180

17275

35,53('

2,731

351.133

6,092

85,286

5,266

9,836

5,459

2,972

29.401

13,517

9.247

J 8,718

1.415

187,259

5,445

73,756

4,740

8.831

4,956

:!,639

25.688

11.653

8,028

16.812

1.316

163,87 ...

Thc above table presents population by townsjUAs with break up into males and females. The table shows that there are 3,51, J 33 persons, 1.87,259 males and 1,63,874 females. residing in the urban segm~nt of th;! di'itrict. B:lthinda MC (U9,Orl p~f')'.w;) an't M,lu',a MC (55,03~) p :r"o:1, arc th6 highest and the second highest populous civic bodies, wh.:reas Sangat Me (2,731 per<;ons) and Kot Fatta Me (5,61 I persons) are the lowest and the second lowest populous towns, respectively, in the district. S:milarlY for males and females the position is the same as if, for persons.

New Towns/Towns Declassified, Merged

TABLE 2

No~~ Tot?ns/To"ns Declassified. Merged in 19)1 ecnsu~

Name of Towl1

-------------------------- - --~

(a) Added

Nil.

(b) Declas~Hled

(i) TalwandiSabo(N",A.C.l

(c) Wholly l'vfcr~rd

N:l.

----------- -----

-------------~-P0;:)Jla'iJ 1

2

12,880

The above table presents that one town, Talwandl Sabo NAC, was ueclassified in 1991 Census. Thus there is a net loss of 12,880 persons in the urban population of the district. The table further reveals that no \leW town is added/wholly merged in any adjOining town in the district dunng 1991 Census.

Decadal Changes in Population

Tahsil

Total Rural--

2 3

Rampura 210,854 178,964 Phuf

Bat)1inda 409,llSl 258,pO

Ta1wandi 192,263 148,638 Sabo

Mansl 491,638 422,857

District 1 304,606 1 C08-,729

- '-~'- -

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TABLE 3

i>;cadai Change in Di~tribution 01 Population

Urban

4

31,g90

151,611

43,625

~8,7511

295,877

-. .- -

Population

Total Rural

5 6

241,634 206,104

507,651 319,846

230,281 187,826

580,397 495,054

1,559,963 1.20~,830

Urban

7

35,530

187,805

42,455

Perc(lfitaqe Decadal Variation (19.81-=-1991)

Total Rural

8 9

30,510 27,140 ( +14.59) (+15.17)

97,770 61,576

Urban

10

3,640 (+11.41)

36,194-(+23.85) (+23.84) (+23.87)

38,018 39,188 --.1170 (+19.77) (+26.36) (-2.68)

85,343 88,789 72,197 16,592 (+18.05) (+17.07) (+24 13)

351.133 255,357 200,101 55.256 -(19.57) (+ 19.84) (+ 18.63)

Percentag'! of Urban Poplllation

198t- 1991

11 12

15.12 14.70

36.99 36.99

22.69 18.44

13.98 14.70

22.68 22.51

The above table presents population by tahsils with break up into rural and urban for 1981 and 1991 censuses,- decadaI variation (percentage) with break up into rural and t)rban population (percentage) for 1981 and 1991 censuses. '

The table further reveals that Mansa tahsil (5,80,397 persons) is the most populous tahsil, followed by Bathinda tahsil (5,07,651 persons) at 'the second place, whereas Talwandi Sabo (2,30,281 persons) is the least populous tahsil during 1991 Census. The ranking shows no change in 1981 Census. In rural area, again Mansa tahsil (4,95,054 persons) and Bathinda tahsil (3,19,846 persons) repor.t th~ highest and the second highest population in ~91 Census, whereas Talwandi Sabo tahsil (1;81,826 persons) reports tbe lowest . population, In 1981 Census, the ranking shows no change from 1991 Census. ,

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In· the matter of urban population, Bathinda tahsil (1,87,805 persons) tops, whereas Rampura Phul _ .. tahsil (3.5,530 persons) is at the. bottom during 1991 Census. In 1981 Census (urban popUlation), the ranking

shows no change from 1991 Census. -

As regards percentage decadal variation during 1981-1991 decade, Bathinda tahsil (23·85 per cent) reports the highest growth rate, whereas Rampura.-Phtll tahsil (14·59 per cent) reports the lowest growth rate. In case of rural area Talwandi Sabo tahsil (26·36 per cent) returns the highest. growth rate, whereas the lowest growth rate is returned by Rampura Phul tahsil (15 ·17 per cent) during the decade 1981-1991. As regards urban area, the highest growth rate is reported'in Bathinda tahsil (23·87 per cent), whereas Talwandi Sab 0 tahsil (-2· 68 .per cent) reports a minus growth rate due to the declassification of Talwandi Saba NAC during 1991 Census.

As regards percentage of urban population, the highest percentage is reported in Bathinda tahsil (36·99 per cent), followed at second place by Talwandi Saba tahsil (18 ·44 per cent), whereas the lowest percentage is reported both by Rampuraphul tahsil and Mansa tahsil (14·70 per cent) during 1991 Census. Again Bathinda tahsil (36·99 per cent) tops and Mansa. tahsil (13·98 per cent) is at the bottol11 in 1981 Census.

As a whole we see that the growth rate in rural area has been 19·84 per cent against 18·68 per cent in urban areas, tllereby giving an overall growth,rate of 19· 57 per cent for the district. Further the percentage of urpan population decreas~d frop:l22' 68 per cent in 1981 Census to 22· 51 per cent in 1991 Census.

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Distribution of Villages by Population Ranges

C; D.'Block! District'

1. PhuJ

2. Rampura

3. Bathinda

4. Nathana

5. Sangat

6'. Talwandi Sabo

7. Jhunir

8. Budhlada

9. Mansa

District

No. and Percentage 01 Inhabited Villages

2

46(8.79)

30(5 73)

56([0.71)

32(6.12)

48(9.18)

67(12.81)

88(16.83}

83(15.87)

73(13.96)

523(100.00)

TABLE 4

Percentage Distribution of Villa2es by Popul ation Ranges '-

No. and Percentage of Villages in each Range (Figures in Parenthesis Indicate Percenfage of Villages in each Range)

------------------------------------------_---------~ Less than 200 200 ~499 50D-1999

3 4 5

1(2.17) 25(54 '35)

15(50.00)

3(5.36) 18(32.14)

1(3.12) 10(31. 25)

20(41. 67)

2(2.99) 40(59.70)

2(:2.27) 4(4.54) 56(63.64)

1(1.20) 3(3.62) 55(1:6.27)

4(5.48) 32(43.83)

3(0.57) 18(3.44) 271(51.82)

2000-4999 5000-.9999 10.000 and Above

6

- .... - -- ... -~-

14(30.44)

11(36.67)

30(53.57)

14(43.75)

26(54.16)

22(32.83)

24(27.27)

21(25.30)

31(42.47)

193(36.90)

7 -~ ... ..,_ -...

5(10.87)

4(13.33)

5(8.93)

6(18.75)

2(4 17)

2(2.99)

1(1.14)

3(3.61)

5(6.85)

33(6.31)

s

1(2.17)

lC3.H)

1(1 '49)

1(1.14)

1(1.37)

5(0.96)

The above Table shows distribution of inhabited yillages by popUlation ranges by CD blocks. The distribution of inhabited villages is both by number and percentages, with break up into 6 popu1ation ranges by CD blocks. It should be noted that the total for colunln 2 strikes vertically Whereas for ranges it struck horizontally.

The table l'eveats that as per column 2 th~ highest percentage of inhabited villages is in 1hunir block (16·83 per cent) and the lowest percentage is in Rampura block (5' 73 per cent). It would be fUrther seen tliat all the ranges are not of even sizes. The table reveals that two ranges 500-1999' and '2000---4999' together account for 464 villages (88·72 per certt) oat of 523 total inhabited villages. The range 'less than 200} reported only 3 villages (0·57 per cent), whereas '10,000 and above' range reported 5 villages (0·96 per cent) and '5000-9999' range reported 33 villages (6·31 per cent). This shows that Bathinda distriGt has villages of larger size as compared to other districts;

In population range '200-4991 the highest percentage is reported in Mansa block (~'48 pet cent)l Whereas Rampura and Sangat blocks reported 'nii' village in this range. In the next higher population range '50~1999', the highest and the lowest percentages are reported in Budhlada block (66'21 per cent) and Nathana block (31·25 per cent), respectively. In the population range '2000-"4999' the highest percentage is reported in Sangat block (54 ·16 per cent), whereas the lowest percentage is returned in Budhlada block (25·30

jper cent). In the next higher population range '5000-9999' the highest and the lowest percentages are reported in I'jathana block (18 ·75 per cent) and Jhunir block (1 ·14 per cent), respectively. In the population range 10,000 and above', PMl, Nathana, Talwandi Sabo, Thunir qnd Mansa biocks report one village each in this

range, whereaS, Rampura, Bathinda,. Sangat, and Budhlada blocks reported no viIla~e.

The table fu~ther reveals that Nathana block has 66 per cent inhabited villages having population more than 2000', tollowed by Bathinda block with 63 per cent inhabited villages having population 'more than 2000'.

Density (persons per sq. km)

Range 9f Density

-10

It-1B

21-'50

sf.:.-roo 101.!....200-

~91-joo

301-500

501+

n"trict

Distributin of ViUhll:es by Density

total No. ofVi!lages in each Density Ranie

2

2

.,

1

'165

294

56

4

523

Pcrc.:mtage of Vjllages in each Density Range

3

0.38

0.19

0.19

31.55

56:21

10.71

0.16

100.0J

..l , •

tbe above tabie shows ,distribution of villages and their. population by various' density rang~. It may be noted that density ranges are not Qf even size. The. highest number of villages 294 are in the density range '201-300' (56·21 percent), followed by 1"65 villageS in density range '101-209' (31·55 per cent) and 56 villages in the density range '301-500' (10·71 per cent) at the second and third places, respectively, wherers no village iSTeported in the denSity r~nge '21-50'.

Sex_.Ratie {Num'ber...of.f4maleli'·per-1bousand "IDales}

l'A'BLE 6(A).

St. Name ofC. D. Block 1\'0. I

, 2

Number of Fe.na1es pef'lOJO Male!

3 ___ ~'~_~ ______ _'_ _________ __' _____ ._'_-,---'_~ ___ -=""""""""",,~ "'.. ~n eo - .qt_

2- ,R.ampura

3 'BIlthinda

4 Nathana

5 s_angat

( ..TalY.-.andi Saba

7 .J~unil"

"8 ~ BtidhR'ltttt

~ MilliS'!! ~

-District

.813

8(j~

gg2

952

-ili4-

'875

-871

877

&66

881

. _~ ':fhe aQov~ !~~le .. presents s~x ·ra~ion by Cp b19cks. The ~ table r~eals. that. . the th!g~est11lnd the s~d :liihneSt ·sex' ratio ls'reoorted'lU Nathana"blo~k .1952- females per thOi'lSatld ,blales) and .S~i.at blo~

29 (884 fe111n'es per thousand'1u1cF), rcsp<.dvdy However. the lnwest and the second lowest sex ratio is reported in M"l1sa block (866 females per tJ1uU~al1d maics) al,J Kampclra block (tl69 f~males per thsousand males). Th:: sex ratl\) for the r:rral scgment (n1l CD b:ocks) is 881 femaJes per thousand maJes which is very close to state sex ratio of 882 females per thousand males.

TABI~E 6(B)

~ex I~atio for Towm

-- - --- --------Sr. ]\.ame and C:\'i; AJmjni~!ralj, .j1 Statu~ 011'0\\0 S No.

--------- -- ------_._----

B aieta (M. c.)

2 Bathinda (M. C.)

Bhuchn ;"fandi (M. C.)

4 Bud:l1ada (M. C.)

5 Goniana (M.G)

b Kat Fatta(M.C.)

7 Mansa(M.C.)

Maur (M. C.)

9 Raman (M. C.)

10 Rampura Phul (~f. C.)

11 Sang"! (M. C.)

All To\\ Us

N Jm!Jer 01 Female~ per 100J, Male,

3

R94

&65

9JO

893

903

8SR

87-l

863

868

890

93.)

875

The above table presents sex ratio by towns. The figures of the table reveals that the highest and tiJe second highest sex ratil) i'l reported in Sangat Me (930 females per thousand males) and Goniana MC (908 feh1aks per thuusand malc~). resp.:ctively, "":lCrc..ts the lowest and the second lowest sex ratio is returned in Maur Me (863 fema10s per lhoUSUld males) and Ba~hiJ:da Me (865 females per thousand males), respectively. The scx ratio for all the towns is 875 femaks per thousand males.

Scbeduled Caste Population :

TABLE 7

Proportion of Sc:·eduled Caste Population to Total Populaticn in the Vill3ge~

---- - -------~------Percentage Range of Scheduled Caste Population

to Total Population Number of VillageS in each Range

Percentage d Villages in each Range

--------- ~-- - ---------------------------------------------------

0-5

6 10

11- 15

16- 20

21- 3(}

31 and above

District

2

8

7

7

37

173

291

523

3

1.53

1.34

1.34

7.07

33.03

55.64

100.00

. The above table Shows distribution of villages and their percentages by ranges of percentages of Scheduled Caste population to total population. The table reveals that the .('d.nges are not of even sizes.

It would he noted tl:J.at 464 villages (88·72 per cent) have more. than 20 per cent ~cheduled caste popuiation: The highest number of villages 291 (55·64 percent) is in the range '.31 and above', followed by 173 villages (33·08 per cent) reported in the range '21__:_30'. The lowest number of villages 7 (1'34 per cent) each are in tije ranges '6c:-IO' and II-IS' followed by 8 villages (1' 53 per cent) reported in the range '0-5' which is the second lowest. It would be further seen that 22 villages (4' 21 per cent) report 15 per cen~ or less scheduled caste population.' -

TABLE 8

Pel'centage of Scheduled Cash! Population ib Towns 1991 Census

Sr. Name and Civic Administration Status 6f Total Population Total S. C Population Percentage 01 S. C. Poulation to Total Population

No. Towns

1 2

Bareta (M. C.)

2 Bathinda (M. C.)

3 Bhucho Mandi (M. C.)

4 Budhlada (M.e.)

5 Goniana (M'. C.)

6 Kot Fatta (M. C.)

7 Mansa (M. C.)

8 Maul (M. C.)

9 Raman (M. C.)

10 Rampura Phu1 (M. C.)

11 Sangat (M. C.)

"3

11 537

159,042

10,006

18,717

10,415

5,611

55,089

25,180

17,275

35,530

2.731

4

2,8t2

32,266

3,291

2,959

2,169

2,049

11,619

7,611

4,856

7,945

553

5

24.37

20.29

32.89

15.81

W.S3

16.52

!1·09

1D.23

~8 .11

!2 .36

20.25 ------------------~--...,.--- ------------_._ ....

All Towns 351.13 3 78,130 22.25

The above table presents total population, scheduled caste l?opulation afia percentage of scheduled _a~te population t6 total populatIon, -by towns. T-he table reveals that the highest percentage of scheduled casfe. populati?n is re~o~t~d in:K?! Fidta Me; (36·~? per, cent), folIo"{,ed?l Bhuc_ho Mandi MC (3:2 ·89 per ·cent). 'The lowest percentage of, scheduled Caste, IS, however, reported 1ll Budhlada MC (15<81 per cent), follbWed by Sahgat MC I20· 25 per cent) at the second bottdm place. If~ We consider all towns together, we hotice that only 22· 25 per cent population belong to eIther- of the scheduled" castes in the toyvns as out of 3,51,133 persOns residing in all the towns of the district 18,130 persons belong to scheduled castes.

Literacy- : TABL~ 9(A)

Litol'acy Rates fci.Rural Population of C. D. Block by Soi (Excluding Chllaren ill tho ago Group 0 -6)

Perc1intage 01 Litera tes -----------------Persons Males ~ Females

3 4 5

40.09 46.19 33.16

31.37 44.93 28.12

40.34 48.87 30.71

46.14 52.54 39.55

36.97 45.3S 27.48

34.21 42.56 24.68

34.15 42.97 24.02

~M5 37.4&'/ 22:4&

33'32 40.49 25.03 wa _ .. - _-.8 ere d"'ie' .... 'e- t:?'1 "'a .. ",--- "" z "=-'" -- _,.;..,..._....._, . -~ 'C • ,

, 36'~ '44-'O~ 27.81 ., -

31

The table presents literacy rates with break up into males and females by C,D blocks. It would be noticed that Nathana block (46, 14 per cent) and Bathinda block (40'34 per cent) report the highest and the second highest literacy rates for pers0ns. The lowest and the second lowest literacy rates are, however, reported in Budhlada block (30·45 per cent) and Mansa block (33·32 per cent), respectively. Again in male literacy rate, Nathana block (52, 54 pe'r cent) and Bathinda block (48·87 per cent) occupy top' and second top positions, respectively, whereas Budhlada block (37, 46 per cent) and Mansa Block

(40·49 per cent) arc at the bottom and next to bottom, respectively. In female literacy, ag'ill Nathana block (39' 55 per cent) and Phul block (33·16 per cent) OCCUpy the top and the second top positions, respectively, whereas, Budhlada block (22·40 per cent) and Jhunir block (24·02 per cent) report the lowest and the second lowest literacy rates. Thus it would be noticed that in total, male and female literacy, Nathana block emerges at the t<;p, whereas Budhiada block occupies the bottom position among all the 10 CD blocks in the district.

TABLE 9(B)

I,itoracy Rato. for Towns 1991 Census (Excluding Chlldroll ill tho Ago,Group 0 -6)

Sr. Nama and Civic Administration Status of Towns PC1col1~ago of Litorates No. -------------------Po/sons Males Females

2 3 4 5

Barcia (M. C.) 52.56 61.45 41.73

2 Bathinda (M. C.) 71.94 19.0'+ 63.18

3 BhllCho Mandi (M. C.) 61.33 70.75 50·90

4 Budhlada (M. C.) 70.84 13.58 62.30

5 Goniana (M. C.) 74.23 82.28 65.62

6 Kot Patta (M. C.) 44.63 52.65 35.57

7 Mansa (M. C.) 63.29 70.65 55.02

8 Malll'(M.C.) 48.82 5~. 76 61.93

9 Raman (M. C.) 56.59 63.85 48.24

10 Rampul'a Phul (M. C.) 63.40 70.15 55.95

11 S angat (M. C.) 60.56 69.36 50.84

All Towns 65.87 73.11 57'67

The above table presents literacy rates with break up into males and females by towns/UA'l. The table reveals that for all towns taken together the literacy rates for persons, males and females are 65· 87 per cent, 73 ·11 per cent and 57·67 per cent, respectively. In case of persons, the highest and the second highest literacy rates are reported in Go niana MC (74·23 per cent) and Bathinda M C (71 . 94 per cent), respectively, whereas the lowest and the second lowest literacy rates are reported in Kot Fatta MC (44'63 per cent) and Maur MC (48·82 per cent). respectively. In male literacy rates, Goniana Me (82·28

• per cent) and Bathinda MC (79'04 per cent) report the highest and the: second highest literacy rates, whereas the lowest and the second lowest literacy rates arc reported in Ko t Fatta MC (52·65 per cent) and Maur MC (54·76 per cent), respectively. In the case of female literacy rates, again Goniana Me (65·62 per cent) and Bathinda MC (63·78 per cent) occupy the top and the second top positions, respectively, whereas Kot Fatta Me (35· 57 per cent) and Bareta Me (42·73 per cent) occupy the bottom and the second from bottom positions, respectively. Thus We notice that in total, male and female literacy, Kot Fatta MC i~ at the bottom among all the 11 civic units in the district,

Working Population

Sr. NamoofC. D.

32

TABLE lO(A)

Porcontago of Main Workors, Marginal Workers and Non-workors for Rural Population of C. D, Block 1991 Consus

Porconlago of No. Block -.-,- -~_'-'-~--'-'-~-1-'-'-'-'~'-!'-'-'-1'--' __ '_'_'_ -. __ I -. -._ -.-._. --,:_. -~ _,~_. - -... -. ______

Main W orkllfS to Marginal WorkOl's to Total Work on; to Non-Workers to Total Population Total Population Total Population . Total PopllJation --._.--.-.-. ....--.-.-.-.,...._,. -,_ -·-·_t~._·_·_,_·_·_._ _"-'-- -'-.-.-' -.-.- -.-._--.-. -'-'_-'--

P M F P M F P M F P M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1[ 12 13 14

Phul 31.80 57.10 2.99 0.78 0.22 1.41 32 53 57 32 4.4') 67.'12 42.63 95.60

2 Rampura 31.48 57.28 I 79 1.06 0.07 2.20 32.54 '7.35 3.99 67.46 42.65 95.01

3 Bathinda 31.40 57.51 1. 71 1.21 0.08 2.48 32.(,0 57,59 4.25 (,=7.40 42.41 95.75

04 Nathana 28.07 52.91 1.99 2.86 0.08 5.77 30.93 52.99 7 76 69.07 47.01 92.24

5 Sangat 31.63 57.21 2.69 5.43 0.52 10.98 37.05 57.73 13 .67 6295 42.27 8S.33

6 Talwandi Silbo 32.47 58.25 3.00 4.84 0.14 10.21 37.31 58.39 13 2[ 62 69 4i.6[ 86 79

7 Jhunir 31.60 56.81 2.66 3 27 0'35 6.62 34.87 57 16 9 28 65.13 42.84 9:1.72

Ii Budhlada 32.64 59.08 2.49 1.50 O. [4 3.05 34.14 59 22 5.53 65.86 40.78 9~.47

9 Mansa 32 5! 58.88 2.06 3.33 0.21 6.93 35 .~-1 59.0) 9.0,1 GI. ~ 1'1.91 91.0) ,]

-'-,--.-._,-- -._ --' ....... -._ -,~. - -,_,~ -. -.-._,.-.- - - - -. -. -. - ---------- - - - -- - -. -_-. -----District 31.66 57.45 2.40 2.74 0.21 5.62 34'41 57.66 8.02 65.59 42.34 91.98

The above table presents percentages of main workers, margmaI workers, total workers and non­workers to total populati<5n with break up into males and females by CD blocks.

Among the main workers, for persons, the highest and the lowest percentages are reported in Budhlada block (32' 94 per cent) and Nathana block (28·07 per cent), respectively. For males, the work participation rates of Budhlada block (59'08 per cent) and Nathana block (52·91 per cent) arc the highest and the lowest, respectively. In case of female workers, the highest and the lowest percentages are reported in Talwandi Sabo block (3 ·00 per cent) and Bathinda block (I. 77 per cent), respectively. The importam: point to be noted in regard to work participation rates is that female work participation rates being extremely low, tend to lower the work participation rates of persons.

As regards marginal workers, the percentage;; are quite low. For person~, the highest percentage is reported in Sangat block (5·43 per cent) and the lowest in Phul block (0'78 per cent). For males again Sangat block (0 52 per cent) and Rampura block (0·07 per cent) report the highest and rhe lowest percentages. In case of female marginal workers, the highest and the lowest percentages are reported m Sangat block (10·98 per cent) and Phu!' block (1·41 per cent), respectively.

As regards total workers (main workers and marginal workers) for persons, the highest percentage is reported in Ta1wandi Saba block (37.31 per cent) and the lowest in Nathana block (30.93 per cent). For males, Budhlada block (59.22 per cent) and Nathana block (52.99 per cent) report the highest and the lowest percentages, respectively. For females, the highest and the lowest percentages arc reported in Sangat block (13.67 per cent) and Rampura block (3.99 per cent), respectively.

As l"t}sards non-workers, the position is diametriCally opposite to the iotal workers.

Sr. Name and Civic No. Adm[nistratlo;n

Statt;~ of Towm

33 TABLE 10(B)

Perccnlagc 01 Main Workers, Mal'ginal WOl'kOi's lind Non,WOI'kers in Towns };)?l Cml~1l3

percontage 01 . -.- -.- ~ -.-.-.-.- -.-, __ . - -_ -.-.-.. -.-. _.-.__,--.-----

Main wn,kol's l\iMgillal Woikafs to Toial '\II:Ji'kars to to Total [lopullliion l't)jn.l Population To1al PO-;Julation

----------::'>Ion,Wm'kors to Total PO;lUlation ------,--- ----

P M F P M P P M F P M P -----_. ----_.

2 3 4 5 6 1 S 9 10 11 12 13 14 -Barela (lvl. C.) 30.04 5·L2t! 2.98 0.04 0.00 0.01 30.08 51.24 3.02 69.92 45.76 96-.93

2 Bathil1da (M. C.) 28.73 <\9.51 4.81 0.20 0.03 0.40 28.98 49.55 5.21 71.02 50.45 94.79

3 RhuchoMandi 29.35 51.37 4.89 (M. C.)

29.35 51.37 4.89 70.65 48.63 95.11

4 Buclhlad~ (M.e.) 29.16 51.75 3.86 0.25 0.03 0.50 29.41 51.78 4.36 70.59 48.22 95.64

5 Goniana (M.C.) 28.41 51.03 3.49 28.41 51.03 3,49 71.59 48.97 96.51

Ii Kot Paten (~.C.) 30.60 56.33 1.63 0.82 1.74 31.42 56.33 3.37 68.58 43.67 96.63

7 :Mans" (M.e,) 29.69 52.24 3.89 0.3 \ 0.16 0.5·~ 30.03 52.40 4.43 69.97 47.60 95.57

8 Maur(M.C.\ JO.23 53.63 3.06 0.10 0.10 0,10 30.33 53.73 3.16 69.67 46.22 96'81-') Raman (M. C.) 31.95 56.02 4.24 t).20 0.03 0,35 32.15 56.10 +.59 67.85 43.90 95.4t

10 Rampul'a ['hul 29.73 53.20 3.60 a.Os O.OS 1).0(; 29.78 s}· 2$ 3.66 70.22 46.75 96.34-(M.e.)

II Sangat (M .e,) 30.83 56.61 3.12 30.83 56.61 :; .l~ 69.17 43.39 9;).83

- - - .. ~ - - ___.--~ .... - - - - - .... - - .. - - - -~ - - ------.-. .-~-.-.-._-.. _..-I-.-.-.-·-.-.-- -.. - - - -- ..... -All Towns 29.39 51.46 4.18 0.19 0.05 0.35 33.57 51.52 4.51 66.43 43.43 95.47

The above table presents percentage of main workers, marginal workers, total workers and non­

worJ..ers with break up il;to maJes and females, by towns.

In respect of main wo;kers, for persons, the highest and the lowest percentages are reported in

Raman MC(3t.95 pel' e~nt) anuGoniana MC (28.41 per cent,) re&pectively,For males, Sangat Me (56.61 pcr cent) and Bathinda Me (49.51 per cenl) report the highest and the lowest percentages,

respectively, For females, the highesl pcr-:entage i" re:loi',ed in Bhucho Mundi Me (4.89 per cent) and the

lowest percentage in Kut Fatta Me (1.63 per ceni). An important point to be noted is the vast difference in the male and female \'lark partcipation rates, which arc quite low ill ca.se of females. Generally speaking

female work participation rates are higher in urban areas than in the rural areas.

In the cas;: of marginal worker:;, the highest percentage is n:porteu in Kat Fatta Me (0·82 per cent), whereas the lowest pcrccnt.lge is reported in Barctcl Me (0.04 per cent) in the case ~f persons. Bhucho Mundi Me, Goniana Me and Sang t Me report nil figures. For males, M<insa MC (0, 16 per cent reported the highest work participatio:l rat~, W~lCre3.S Barela Me (0.00 per cent) reported thc negligible rate. Again Bhucho Mandi J .... fC, GOi1iana Me, Kot Fatta Me a.ld Sangat ~1C report nil fIgure. For females, the

highc5t ~tI1d tht; lowest worl<.. pariicir~ltjon rates are reported in Kot Fatta MC (1.74 per cent) and Bareta MC (0·0-1 pee cent), respectively, whe,'eas B:1UC:1O Mandi MC, Goniana Me and Sangat Me report nil figur.:s.

As r~ganJs total w0rI;:ers, for per~om, the l1ig'1CS( and the II)'h,st percentages arc reported in Raman Me (32.15 p,'r ce11t) ;J,llU G,). iana Me (28 Ai pc: cenl), ;e~pcctively. For males, the highest percentage is reported in Sang'lt Me (56.61 per ceat), whcrea~ tile low~t percent,~gc is reported in Bathinda Me (49.55 per

cellt). For femak'>, t!le hig:1esL and the lowest p,;ro~nrages are reported in Bathinda Me (5.21 per cent)

and Bareta MC l3. 02 per l.::nt). rcsp.::cthc1y.

As regard" non-workers, the position is diametrically opposite to the total workers.

Amenities in Villages :

- Sr: -Name'OtC. D.~llJock No.

Phul

2 Rampura

<l Nathana

i. "ganga!

.6 TalwMqi Sabo

'1 Jhunir

8 BudhJa~a

9 Mansa

District •

-Distrifiulion oTviIIago! according (iitlio hailabififyolliitfere"nl anWtiiflos"

~o. o.f ])10 (with,pOfQQntago ol.vmagc$.having ono,of.mOl'(l.O! tho fi}Jlowing Amonities) l!lhabJted ---.-___ - ___ . ___ ~ ______ ~ ___ ._"_ __ -_,._. ___ . __ _

village$ I!duca':. Medical Drinking Post & Marketl Commu- Approach- Power ton-- water .Jelegrap1<-Hat ~ niGatioll < ed by. ~ Supply

Pucca R03.d

4 5 8: 9 10 .1:1

46 46 36 46 19 1 41 45 46 (lOO.OO) (78.26) 000.00) (41.30) (2.J,J) (89.13) (97,83). (lOO.OO}

30 30 19 30 11 27 30 30 t!OO.OO) (63 .. 33} (lOJ.OO) «36.67,) (90.00) (100,0;) ..(100.00)

56 55 37 56 31 (98.21) (66.07) (100.00) (5"5.36)

54 56 56 (96' 43) (1'00.00) (100. O)~

32 32 24 32 17 • (l()O,.oO) (75.00) .(100.00) (53~13)

31 '32 ~ n (96.88) (lOO.OO) (100.00)

48' ... 43 23 ·43 U (roo.OO) (47.92) (IOJ.OO) (43.75)

47. - - 'ZI8 < 48 (97 .921 (IO).OO) (10;).0:)) ,

67 65 ~6 67 18 (97 .Oi) (53.73)· (10J .00) (26:8'7/

64 66 _ 67 't. (95.52) (9"3.51) {lO).O:l}

sS 87 46 88 32 (98.86) (52:21)' (100.00) (36':"36T

69 88, 88 (78.41) (l0;).0:l) (10').0:1)

83 . &2 41 83 24 1 .72 83 83 (98.80) _(49.40) (190.00) (28.92) (1.20) (86.75) (100,00). (103.00)

73 7'C; 40 73 32-· (98.63) (S4,79) (100 :00) (4'3.'84)

"67 73 13 (91.78) (100.60) (1~.OO)

523 511 302 523 205 2 472 521 523 (98.85) (57.7~1J (100.00) (39.2Q) to.38) (90.25) (99.62) (10,0.00)

The above table pres~nts distribution of villages (number and percehtages) which avail one or more aIl1enities, .by-CO' blocks.

The 'table reveals that 517 villages (98.85 per cent) avaiithe'amenity of education locally, the highest percentage. (l00. 00 per cent) being in Phu], Rampura, ,Nathana. and Sangat blocks, whereas the lowest percentage being' in Talwandi Sabo block (97.0-1 per cent). There are 3.02 villages (57.74 per Cent) which avail the amenity of medical locally, the highest percentage' being reported in Phul block (78.26 per cent) and the lowest in Sangat ·bfock (47 ·92 per cent) .. The amenities of drinking water and power supply ure available in C,~i1t per .Ci!nt viUages of th; district Bat important points to be noted here. are, firstly 'aU villages do not enjoy the amenity of protected. drinking water and secondly aH househOlds do, not enjoy the amenity of power supply (electricity). The amenity of post and telegraph is available only iIi 205 villages' «39 . 20 p.!r c~.at1, the highest and the lowest • percentages being reported in Bathinda block (55·36 per cent) and Talwandi Sabo block (26·87 per cent), respectivefy.

The amenity of m'arketjhat is available in· only 2 villages (0·38 per cent), one village ~ach in Phul and Budhlada blocks, out of the nine blocks in the district. TJiere. 'are 472 villages (90·25 per cent), where amenity of communication is available locally: the highest and the lowest percentages being reported in Sangat"block (91·92 per cent) and Jhunir block (78 -41 per cent), respectively" The amenity of approaCh

,by pucca road is aVailable in 521 villages (99· 62 per cent), locally .. This ~hows that the position'in regard ~o provision of'pucca road is quite comfortable in the rural areas. Out of nine blocks" seven blocks reporte,d cent per cent villages approachable through pucca road. However, 'Talwandi $abQ plocl.~ and Phul block reporlcd 98· 51 per ceut and 97·?3 per cent villages, respectively.

35

The ab-ve Lb!e ,h"w, perc~nbg, s or PJP Ilation nv.tiling various amenities locally. by C. D. blocks.

Amanities by p!)pulatio~1 seTv;,)d : TAULE 1~

Proportion of Rural population 9crved by diti'oront AiIlonjtie~

Sr. Name of C. D . .Block No.

2 _-_ ---Phul

2 Ramp-ura

3 Bathinda

4 Nathana

5 Sangat

6 Talwandi Sabo

7 Jhunir

8 Budhlada

9 Mausa

District

Total PopuJa-tion of

lnhabitcd VIllages in the C.D.Block

3

125.388

80.716

149,873

101.306

114,143

~~42,350

, 160,914

154,760

179,380

1.208.830

No. (Proportion of Rural Population sernd by the amenity of) - --- -.. ~~ - ~ -,_,--- _-_--_. --------.-.-~---------

Educatioil Medical Drinking Post & Marketl CommlJni- Approach Power Water Telegraph Hat cation by Supply

Pucca ROJd

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

100.00 89.78 100.00 62.59 7.00 94.33 98.86 100.00

100.00 82.34 100.00 59.49 92.44 100.00 100.00

99'70 79.76 100.00 72.94 98.02 100.00 100.00

100.00 87.23 100.00 63.38 98.89 100.00 100.00

10n.OO 61.51 100.00 54.35 98.61 100.00 100.Oll

98.14 66.24 100.00 44.06 97.69 99.43 100.00

100.00 67.56 100.00 57.78 86.94 100.00 100.00

99.99 65.46 100.00 51.61 5.16 91.65 100.00 100.00

99,81 73.56 100.00 63.36 93.35 100.00 1(10.00

99.71 73.91 100.00 58.84 1.39 94.37 99.81 100.00

As regards education 99.71 per cent of the rural pJpulation avails this facility locally, the lighest per e,)lltag ~ being reported in Phul, Rampura, Nathana, Sangat and Jhunir blocks (100.00 per cent), whereas the lowest percentage is reported in Talwandi Sabo block (98.14 per cent).

As regards medical facility, 73.91 per cent, population avails it locally, the highest and the lowest being reported in Phu! block (89.78 per 'cent) anJ Sangat block (61.51 per cent), respectively, The facility of drinking water and power supply is available to cent per cent population in alllhe CD blocks in the district.

The post and telegraph. amcnity is ava.ilable to 58.84 per cent population, the highest and the lowest percentages being reported in Bathinda block (72.94 per cent) and Talwandi Sabo block (44.06 per cent)j respectively. The facility of market/hat is av~ilable to only 1.39 per cent population only. This facility is reported in Phul block (7.00 per cent) and Budhlada block (5.16 per cent), out of 9 blocks in the district.

The amenity of communication is availed by 94' 37 per cent population, the highest and the lowest percentage being rep.orted in Nathana block (98' &9 per cent) and Jhunir block (86-94 pel" cent), respectively. The amenity of approach by pucca road is available to 99· 81 per cent population, the highest percentage (100·00 per cent) being reported in Rampura, . Bathinda, Nathana, Sangat, Jhunir BUdhlada and Mansa blocks, whereas the lowest percentage is reported in Phul block (98·86 per cent).

Amenities by distance ranges : TABLE 13

Distrlbution ot Inhabited viiiag"g not having certain nmclJities arranged by Distance ranges from the placu whore those are available

Sr. Villages not having the Amenity of Number of villages where ::menity isnOl No. available and available at a Distance of

----------------------SKms. 5-10 Kms. lO+Kms. Total

2 3 4 5 6

Education 6 6

2 Medical 19() 23 ~ 221

3 Drinking Water .. 4 Post and Telegraph 285 28 5 318

5 Market/Hats 124 215 182 521

6 Commu niea tion 51 51

The above table' presents distribution of viflages, where paiticular amenity is not available focalfy but is available at som~ distanc0 with break up into three rang)s by amenity. A column showif!g totals for villages has also been given.

The reveals that in most villages the ame!1ity is available in distance range '-5 kms '. In regard to ..education, alL6 villages._av_ail this facility. in the distance range '- 5km'. In regard to medical, 190 villages avail it in the distance range'-.5'. kms. whereas 23 villages avail it in the distan~ range '5-10 kms' apd 8 villages in the distance range' 10' -I-kms·. In. regard to post and telegraph, 285 villages avail it iri the distance r~nge'- 5' kms, whereas 28 villages avail it in the distance range '5-10' kms' and 5 villages in the distance range'10'-I-kms', in regard to market/hat, 124 villages avail it in the distance range '- 5kms' whereas 215 villages avail it in the distance range '5-10 kms' and 182 villages avail this facility in the distance range '10~ kms' . In regard to communicafion, all 51 villages avaIl this facility in the distanc;e range ;_. 5 kins'.

Amenities by distance range from Nearest town

TABLE 14'

Di~fribution of ViIlag~9 according t~ the Distance from the Nearest Town and Availabilit, of Dillerent Amenhies

Distance Ranges from the No. of No .. (With Percentage of VlJIages having .0De or more of the following Amenities) Nearest Town Irthabi- --------~--------------------------------(in Kms) tad Educa- Medical Drinking Post & MarKetf- Qommuni- Approach Power

Viflages tion . Water Telegraph Hat cation by Supply Pucca Road

-1 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 lQ

0-5 129 127 :74 129 • 47 -{o~,b 118 129 129 (24.67) (98.45) (57.3'6) (l00 .00) (36.43) (91.47) (l00.00) .(100.00)

6 - 15 282 280 162 282 112 261 281 282 (53.92) (99.29) (57,45) (100.00) (39.72) (94.68) (99.65) (l00.00) ...

16- 50 111 109 65 111 45 1 86 110 111 (21.22)_ (98.20) (58.56) (100.00) (40.54) (0.90) (77.48) (99.10) (100.00)

51+ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 (0.19) (100.00) (100.00) (100.00) (100.00) (lOo.bO) (100.00) (100'00) . _._k------ _~ _.! _ - - ____ _ -L ____ _..,~ _______ - ____________ - ___ -.. _______ "'-:' ____ -

Total 523 ~17' 302 523 205 2 472 521 523 (98.85) (;7.74) (100.00) (39.20) (0.38) (90.25) (99.62) (100.00)

The above table presents distribution of viIlages wIth percentages, availing various _amenities locally by distance ranges from the nearest town. The table reveals that in the distance range. '51-I-kIDs', there is only one Village, which enjoys all the amenities, except market/hat, locally.

In other ranges, as regards education, the. highest percentage ofvi11ages is reportea in the distance range '~IS kms' (99·29 per gent), wh.er~as the Iow~sfpercentage is repor,ted in the distallce range '16-50.kIns (98·20 per -tent). In respect of medical "amenity, the high~s't percentage of' villages is in thedistance range '16-50 knis'" (58·56 per Ceni) wnereas -t1ie~ [ow est percentage is in tne -Ois1ance range (0-5 luns') (57,36 percent). In regard to post and felegraph, the highest percentage is reported in the distance range '16-50 kms' (40·54 per tent). arid the lowest percentage is reported in the distance range '0-5 kms' (36, 43 per cent). In tne _ matter 'oT marKeifhat, the higlieSl: ~ percenfage is feproted ilf tIre distruiC'e r~e 16-50 killS' (0·90 {'er cellt), whereas the lowest percentage is reported in the distance range '60-5 kIDS, (0'78 per cent). The distance range '6"":15 kms' and '51 +kms' report nil figures. In the matter of communication, the highest and the lowest percet1.tages ofviJIages are returned in the distance range '6-15 km's (94·68 per cent) and '16-50 kms' (77·48 per cent) respectively. In respect of approach -by pucca road, the highest percentage is report~d in the distance rang~ '0-5' kms' (100·00 per cent), whereas the- ,iowest percentage is reported in ~he distallce range' 16-50

km~~(99'10 per eent).

In the matter of'drinkinl! Water and power supply. cent per cent v111ages have avail these amenities locally.

TABLE 15

Distribution ot VlIIa'ges Accoldihg to the Population Range lind _Availability ot Different Amenitie. ,

Population Ranges .No. pf No. (WHb Percenhlgc 01 Villagelli4viottoiie)li more.of Ibe following Amenitlc!s) lnhabi- ------~~~-~~~--~-~---~~~--------~--------ted Edbcatjon Medical Drinking Post & f Marketl Cotnmunl- Approach Power Villages Water Telegraph Hat cation by Supply

Pucca Road

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0} 10

-499 2i 17 5 21 2 16 21 2l (4.02) (80.95) (23.81) (100.00) (9.52) (76.19) (100.00) (l00.00)

500-1999 271 269 106 271 43 234 269 271 (51.82) (99.26) (39.11)- (10G.00) (15.87) (86.35) (9~ .26) (100.003

2000-4999 193 193 IS3 - 1.93 123 184 193 193 (36.90) (100.00) (79.27) (lOO.On) (63.73) (95.34) (i00 .00) (100.00)

5000+ 38 38 38 38 37 2 33 38 38 (7.27)' (100.00) (100.00) (100.00) (97.37) (5.26) (IOll.OJ) (IOi).OO) (lOO.On)

~------------~-~-~--~~----~---------~-~-~----~-------------~ Total 523 517 302 523 205 2 472 521 523

(98.85) ( 57.74) (l00.00) (39.ilO) (0.38) (90.25; (99.62) (100.00)

The above table presents distribution of villages by hdrhber aM percentages, where amenities are locally available, and by population ranges. It would be seen that llS the size of the population range increases, the percentage of villages also increases. This applies to all the amenities ex~ejJt approach by pucta road, where poprllation range '...:...49~' has higher percentage (100'00 per cent) of viliages than the population range '50G-l999' (99·26 per «ent). It. is bl.{t obvious that larger·villages have greater chances to avail a particular amenity as compared to smaller'" villages. this however, does not hold good in case of amehities of drinking water and power suppJy as these amenities are availabe to cent per cent villages, iii. all popUlation ranges, in the district.

Land Use: TABLE i6

Distribution of Villages Accordiog to the Land use

Sr. Name of C. D. Block No. of Total Percentage of Percentage of Inhabited' Area Cultivable Irrigated Area Villages

No. in Hectares Area to to Total Culti-

Tolal Area vitbleArea .

1 2 1 4 5 6

1 Phul 46 54,318 90.&6 77.23

2 Rampura 30 33,19.8 91.85 81.71

3 Bathinda 56 64,176 81.22 77.02

4 Natliana 32 39,~54 g7.84~ 77.79

5 Sangat 48 57,761 93.44 74.53

6 talwiin~i SaUd 67 <is,4i9 92.14 72.74

7 Jhunir 88 73,279 90.l3 78.70

8 Btldhlada 83 6iS,oi9 90.6j 74.38

9 Mansa 73 74,976 91.80 78.48

------Distrid 523 53i.1l0 90.96 76.66

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The table presents total area, percentage of cultivable area an4: percentage- of irrigated area' .. by CD blocks. Mansa block (74,976 hectares) and Jhunjr block (13;279 hectares) report the highest and the second high~t area. whereas Rampura block (33,198 hectare) and Nathalia (block 39,964 hectares) report the lowest and the second lowest area, respectively, in the. district. However, in the case of percentage of cultivable. area. to total area, Sa!1Sat block (93· 44 per c~t) and Tal wandi Sa1:5o block (92 -14 per cent) .report the hIghest and the second hIghest percentages, respectIvely, whereas the"lowest and the second lowest percentages are reported in Nathana block (87, 84 per cent) and Bathinda block (89: 22 per cent), respectively. As regaros perce~tage. of i_rrigateq area to total cultivab)e _area, the liighest and fhe second highest percentages ate ,reported in Ram'pura, block (81, 7.1 per cent) and Jhunir block (78' 70 per cent), respectively, Whereas the lowest and the second lowest percentages are reported in Talwandi Sabo block (72'74 per cent) and Budhlada block '(74· 33 per cent), respectively.

'Per Capita rec~ipts and" expenifftore fn toWns-,:

IV

I

IV

IV

IV

V

11

Class, . Name and Civic Administration Status 01 ToWns

Baleta (M. C.)

Bathinda (M. C.)

Bhucho Mandi (M. C.)

Bhudhla'da (M.C.)·

(jonia~a (M. C.)

Kot Falta (M. C.)

Mansa (M. C.)

III Maur(M.C.)

IV Raman (M. C.)

lfl Rampura P'huf (M. C.) 1

VJ S,1Iltga-' (M. C.)

AU'fowns

TABLE 17 Per Capita -ReceiPt and Expenditure in.Towns. 1988-89

Per Capita

--------~~~t-------~-------~~;~~-------------------~--~-- ~~~-~-~----~------------------Total Receipt Roceipt Total General Expendi'" Public EXpClndi- Other

Reciept Through from AU- Ellpendi- . Adminis- ture on Works ture on . aspeots

2

214.53

4"17.51

264.54

302.46

.243:69

82.98

223.13

163.88

256.10

1!J3.05

~84.06 ,"jo-

308.90 .

Taxes other ture tration Public PUblic

3

84.25

242.23

16.19

142.41

150.65

15.65

129.61

88.74

15.84

15.96

94.29

155.08

Sources Health Institu-

4 5

130.28 157.67

175.29 475.65

.248.35' -260.04

160.20 279.38

9:;.0~ __ ~Z4.~1 _

67.33 7J .48

93.52 219.72

75.14 - 165.25

240.25 259.55

179.09 191.27

89.71 182.86

153.82 332.08

~ Con- lion venience

6 7

48.37 26.00

22.31 151.51

,90.65 85.95

59.20 134.50

66.54 116.18

9.07 •

32.40 104.41

45.15 5.20

llS.98 56.00

41.73 ~6.21

53.97 33.98

38.33 110.04

8

65.53

65.17

41.87

44.77

53.96

56.94

5.30

13.54

48.72

12.97

36.98

43.56

9

2.50

8.02

W7

2.31

0.24

0.32

10

17.77 '

236.65

39.08

32.90

34.66

S.47

75.30

101.11

38.53

44.36

57·93

0.99 137.66

The above table presents per capita receipt and -expex:diture of 11 to~ns 2f the district during the year 1988-89.

. In the matter of per capita total receipts, Bathinda Me tops (Rs.417·51) followed by Budhlada. Me (Rs. 302·46), wheteas the loWeSt and the second lowest r~ceipts are reported by Kot Fatta Me (Rs.82·98 and Maur MC (Rs. 163· 88), respectively.

In respect of per capita 'receipts through taxes' the highest and the second highest receipts .are reported in Bathinda Me (Rs.242·23) and Goniana MC (Rs. 150·65), respectively, whereas the lowest and the second iowest are repoted in Kot Fatta MC (Rs. 15·65 and Raman MC (Rs. 15'84),- respectively. As . regards per capita 'receipJS from all other Sources' Bhucho Mandi Me (Rs.248 ·35) tops, whereas Kot Fatl:a Me (Rs. 67·33) is at bottom.

In the matter of per capita expenditure, the highest is incurred by Bathinda Me (Rs. 475-65) folJowed by Budhlada Me (Rs.279·38), whereas Kot Fatta Me (Rs. 71'48) and Bareta Me (Rs.157·67) retained the bottom and second from bottom positions. In Raman MC (Rs. 115·98) and K;ot Fatta MC (Rs. 9·07), expenditure on iteln 'General Adlllinistration' are at the top and at the bottom pOSitions. respectivel)', As r~ards per capita 'expeps!iture on public health convenienc;es', the highest and the l!)west positions are occupied by Bathinda MC (Rs ... 151· 51) and Maur MC (Rs. 5· 20), resp~ctively Kat Fatta MC reports' nil figure. " .

-'

In the matter of per capita 'expenditure on public works' Bareta MC (Rs, 65· 53) reports the high~st,. whereas the lowest is reported in Mansa MC (Rs. ~. 39) ~s regards, per capita expenditure on other aspoots, the highest and the lowest are reported Bathinda MC (Rs. 236·65) and Kot Fatta MC (Rs. 5 ·47 ), respectively. Per capita expenditure on public institutions, i~ the highest in Budhlada Me (Rs.8· 02) and the lowest in Maur MC..(Rs.0·24). A cursory glance through the different heads of receipt and expenditure reveals that Bathinda

M C is the most prosperous, whereas Kat Fatta is quite backward in the district.

Educational Amenities :

Class. Name and Civic Administration Status of Towns

TABLE 18

Sebools per 10,000 Population in Town.'!

Number per 10,000 Population --------~--------- --- - --- -- - -----

Higher Secondary/ Junior Prima\,}, Secondary( Matriculation Secondary! Inter/PUC! Middle Junior College

2 3 4 5

IV Bareta (M. C.) 0.87

0.38

0.87 2.60 4.33

I

IV

IV

IV

V

II

III

IV

III

VI

Dathinda (M. C.)

Bhucho Mandi (M. C.)

Budhlada (M. C.)

Goniana (M. C.)

Kot Fatta (M. C.)

Mansa (M. C.)

Maur (M. C.)

Raman (M. C.)

Rampura Phul (M. C.)

Sungat (M. C.)

0.54

0.40

0-58

0.63 0.57 1.45

1.99 2.00 3.00

1.07 1.07 2.14

1.92 2.88 1.92

1. 78 7.13

0.54 0.91 1.82

0.79 1.59 2.38

1.74 2.32

2.25 1.97 1..97

3.66 3.66 10.98

------------------------------------------------------------_ All Towns 0.34 1.00 1.03 2.02

The above table shows location of various types of educational institutions per ten thousand of population by towns.

In the first category of Higher Secondary/Inter/PUCfJunior College, 1lareta Me (0·81 school) reports the highest and Bathinda Me (0' 38 school) reports the lowest figure, whereas Bhucho' Mandi Me, Budhlada MC, Goniana Me, Kot Fatta Me, Rampura Phul Me and Sangat Me report nil figures.

r n the second category i.e. Secondary/Matriculation schools, Sangat MC (3· 66 schools) topS, whereas Mansa Me (0'54 school) is at the bottom.

In the third category of Junior Secondary/Middle Schools, again Sangat Me (3, 66 'schools) reports the highest figure, whereas Bathinda MC (0·57 school), reports the lowest figures, whereas Kot Fatta MC and Raman Me report nil figures. .

In the fourth and the last ~ategory of Primary schools, again Sangat MC (10·98 schoolsJJ reports the highest figure, whereas the lowest figure is reported in Bathinda (I ·45 schools). A cursory glance through the table reveals that Sangat MC is far ahead of other MCs in the provisi~n of educational facilities,

except Higher 'Secondary/lnter/PUC/Junior College.

Class, Name and Ci~ic AdminiStratidh Status of Towns

IV Bareta (M. C.)

I Bathinda (¥. C.)

JV Bhucbo Mandi (M. C.)

IV Budhlada (M, C.)

IV Goniana (M.C.)

V Kot Fatta (M.C.J

n Mansa (M.C.)

HI Maur (M.C.)

IV Raman (M.C.)

III Rampura Phul, (M.e.) VI Sangat (M.C.)

All Towns

~o

tADtE 19 Number of Beds in MediCllI lJistitUI!ODS iJJ Towns

Nutnber of Beds in M~t Institution per '1006' Population

2

2.17

1.99

0.40

l.60

0.96

2.03

1.15

1.27

1.91

9.15

1.83

The above table gives distribution of beds in medical .institutions per 1000 population by towns: The highest number of beds is reported in Sangat Me (9 '15 beds), followed by Bareta Me (2 ·17 beds), whereas the lowest and the second lowest number of beds are reported in Bhucho Mandi Me (0·40 bed) and Goniana. Me (0· 96 bed), respectivejy. Not Fatta Me reports nil figure.

Shtin Areas :

1'1 I

IV

IV

IV

V

II

Class, Name and Civic Administration Status of Towns

BatetA(M.C.)

Bathinda (M.C.)

Bhucho Mandi (M.C.)

Budhiada (M.e.) Goniana (M.C.)

Kot Fatta (M.C.)

Mansa (M.C.)

III Maur (M.C.)

IV Raman (M.G.)

ill Rampura Phu] (M.C.)

VI Sangat (M.C.)

All TO'Wns

TABLE 10

Proportion of Slums Population in T01l'lls , .~

Proportion or Sluais Density in Slums Population to Total (Km ~ Population of Towns

2 3

Nil Nil

l'-til Nil

Even thoug~ ~here are certain pG£kets of.areas resided by podrer sections of the society, yet DO area has been notified by the state government as slum area in any of the urban areas of the district~ HenCe nil position has been shown in the above table.

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Most Important Commodities

TABLE 21

Most Important Commodities Manufacturd, Imported and Expo.ted in Towns

Class, Name and Civic Three Most Important Commodities Administration Status of --------~ ..,___--.-----------Towns Manufactured Exported Imported

---------- ---_. __ ._----JJ III 1 n TIl II III

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

---IV Bareta (M.C.) Le"ther Mustard Cc'tton Rice aod Cotton Rice Oil Seeds Jaggery Sugar

Sboes Oil Cloth Vegetable Bales Oil

I Bathinda (M.C.) FertIlizer G.I. Pipe Seeds Fc.rtihzer Vanaspati GJ. Pipe Cloth Coal Rice Oil

IV Bbucho Mandi Ice Oil Cakes Agricultural Cotton Oil Agri. Salt Cloth Sugar/ (M.C.) Impleme- Seed Cakes Implements Vanaspait

ments Ghee

IV Budhlada (M.C.) Must~rd Buckets Shoes and Cotton Wheat Rice Mustard Leather Rice Oil Soda

IV Goniana (M.C.) Agei- Furnitue Shoes Raw Furniture Oil Raw Wheat Oil Seeds cultural Cotton Seeds Cotton Imple-ments

V Kot Fatta (M.C.) Agri- Shoes Furniture Cotton Wbe~t Agri, Sugar Rice Gur cultural cultural Imple- Imple-ments ments

II Mansa (M.C.) Tubewell ChappaJ/ Grinding Ginned ChappaI/ Agri- Cottl))} Mustaru Vanaspati apparatus Shoes Marchines Cotton Shoes cultural Ghee

Jmple ments

III Maur(M.C.) Rubber Electrical Hand Processed Mustard Wheatl Cotton Mustared Wheat/ Shoes Material Pump Cotton Oil Gram Gram

accesso-ries

IV Raman (M.C.) Cotton Agri~ Shoes Cotton Oil Mustard Cotton Karyana Ooth Cloth cultural Bales Cakes & Cotton goods

Imple seed oil ments

III Rampura Phul Ginning Agrj- Dog Cottonl Rice Vegetables Cotton Paddy Mustard (M.e.) blade cultural Spikes Cotton Oil

ImPle Seeds ments

VI Sangat (M.C.) Agri- Furniture Shoes Cotton Oil Oil Cakes Wheatl Raw Fertilizer cultural Bal~s Grams Cotton ImPle-ments

The above table presents distribution of three most important commodities manufactured/exportedl imported by towns. A cursory glance with regard to commodities manufactured/exported reveals that Bathinda city which is the largest city of the district, specialises in the manufacture and export of fertilizers and 01 pipes. However, these' products have a wide market and are exported to other parts of the State. Some medium and small scale industrial units engaged in cotton ginning and preSSing, manufacture of agricultural implements, electrical goods, mustard oil and oil cakes, etc. arc located in Budhlada, Goniana, Kot Fatta. Raman, Rampura Phul and Sangat. Cotton bales, cotton seeds are the most important com-modities exported to the other parts of the State and the country from this district.

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PART-A

VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY

SECTION-I VILLAGE nmECTORY

45

CODES USED IN THE VILLAGE DIRECTORY

47

49

:SOTE EXPLADNJNG THE CODES t;SED IN THE VILLAGE D'iRECTORY

The village Jircctory containing information about e:tcb vmage ha!'= been prepared for edch Community Development Block in the ascending order of the census lo.;ation code number e.g., }ocat;oll .::ode No. 20/R.'3/22 means village ~o. 22 tahsil ~o. 3 of district ;--:0.8 of the State ~o. 20. Jt contams information relating to total area of the villages in hectares, total population, ~o. C'[ household,;, an.;m.ics avaiiable In the village i.e., educational, medical, drinking water, posts and telegraphs, communication. approach to village. nearest town and distan.:e (in kms.) a:1d power supply. Besides it gives bformation regarding, land-use i.e., area under different types of land usc like forest, irrigated and un-irrigated, cultiva!1le and uncuItivahle land.

Information about the amenities avaiiab:e ha~ been given in columns 5 to 10 of the directory.

(i) Educational facilities have been ,>hown by adopting t:1C following abbreviation;; :-

P - Primary School

M - Junior Secondary or Middle School

H - Matriculation or Secondary School

PT.;C - Higher Secondary 'Interm.::diate, Pre-University 'Junior College

C - - College (graduate level alld above) like Art!>, Science, Commerce, etc.

1 - Industrial

Tr. - Training School

AC - Adult Literacy Clal>s, Centre

o - Other Educational Institutions. These may include Sanskrit Pathshalas, Semor BasIc School, Mukhtab, etc.

Where figures like P(3), M(2), H(l), etc. occur, these donote that the village has three primar), two middle and one matriculation or secondary school.

(ii) Medical facilities have been shown by the use of the following abbreviation., :-

H - Ho'>pital

MCW - Maternity and Child Welfare Centre

MH - Maternity Home

cwe - Child Welfare Centre

He - - Health Centre

PHe - Primary Health Centre

PHS - Primary Health Sub-Centre

D - Dispensary

FPC - Family Planning Centre

T B - TB Clinic

J'.JH - Nursing Home

RP - Registered Private Practitioner

SMP - Subsidised Medical Practitioner

CHW - Community Health Worker

CHe - Child Health Clinic

o - Others

Number of institutions, if more than one jn any vj]Jage, have been given in brackets against each.

(iii) The types of the potable drinking water.sU})ply and the sources available in the village have been indicated by the following codes :-

T - Tap Water

W - Well Water

TK. - Tank Water

TW - Tubewell Water

HP - Hand Pump

R - River Water

F - Fountain

C - Canal

"L - Lake

S - Spring

N - Nullah

o - Others

NA - Information not available

(iv): Post and telegraph facilities have been shown by adopting the"following abbreviations :­

PO - Post Office

TO - Telegraph Office

PTO - Post and Telegraph Office

Phone - Telepbone Connection

r (v) Communication facilities have been indicated by the following codes :­

BS - Bus Stop

RS "- Railway Station

NW - Navigable Waterway (including river, canal, backwaters etc.)

Only Public transport like bus, rail and waterway have been considered for this purllose.

(vi) Apprnach to village. This refers to the state of road etc. leading to the village.

This has been indicated by the following codes ;-

PR - Pucca Road

~R - Kachcha Road

NR - Navigable River

NC - Navigable Canal

NW - Navigable Waterway (other than river or cana!),

(vii) Nearest Town and distance.-J:he distance in kIns of the nearest town (whether located in t9-E state or it another State) bas been given in brackets under column 12.

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(viii) Power Supply : For this purpose, the following codes have been used under column 13 :­

ED - Electricity for Domestic Purpose

EAg - Electricity for Agriculture

EO - Electricity for other purpose like Industrial, Commercial, etc.

EA - Electricity for all purposes listed above

(be) Irrigated by Sonrce.-For this purpose the .following codeS have been used under column 15

GC Government Canal

PC Private Canal

W Well (without electricity)

WE Well (with electricity)

TW Tubewell (witbout electricity)

TWE TubeweU (with electricity)

TK Tank

T Total

0 Other

.-

(x) Land use.-Break-up of area under different type of land use viz. forest irrigated area, unirrigated area culturable waste and areas not available for cultivation has been furnished under columns 15-19. '

(a) Forest.-This includes all lands classed .as forest under any legal enactment dealing with forests or administered as forests, whet~er .state-owned or pnvate, and whether wooded or maintained as potential forest land. The area of crops raIsed 1U the forest and grazing lands or areas open for grazing within the forest should remain included under the forest area. if any portion of such land is not actually wooded but put to some agricultural use, that p.ortion is included under the appropriate heading of cultivated or unculti­vated land. In some cases there are Instances where patches of land put to agricultural use within statutorily notified forests are considered as forests by the revenue agency. These are treated as forests.

(b) Irrigated. by source and unirriga~ed (Land use).-These two columns (cols. 16 and 17) over all agricultural land and lllclude net area sown With crops and orchards or net cropped area and also current and other fallows. The .later implied lands which were taken uJ? for cultivation, but are temporarily out of cultivation for a penod of not less than a year and more than fIve years. The columns do not include gross areas sown or gross cropped area. Net area Sown thus represents the area sown with crops and orchards counting areas sown more than once in the same year only once. '

(c) Culturablc wa~te.-This includes all lands available for cultivation whether not taken ~p for culti­vation or taken up for cultivation once, but not cultivated during the five years or more in succession. Such

'lands are eigher fallow or covered with shrubs and jungles which are not put to any use. These have been assessed or unassessed and are in isolated blocks or within cultivated holdings. Lands under thatching grasses bamboo bushes and other groves for fuel, etc. which are not included under orchards or forests also come unde: this head. All grazing lands, whether these are permanent pastures and meadows or not, village common and grazing lands within forest area have been included in this column. .

(d) Area not available for cultivation.-This column (Col. 19) includes land not available for cultivation such as barren, unculturable land and land put to non-agricultural use.

Land put to non-agricultural use stands for alUands occupied by buildings, roads and railways or under water, e.g., rivers and canals and other lands put to uses other than agricultural.

Barren and unculturable lands cover all barren and uncuturable lands, like mountains, deserts, etc. Land which cannot be brought under cultivation, except at a very high <rost, has been classified as unculturable whether such land is in isolated blocks or within cultivated holdings.

CODES USED IN THE ALPHABETICAL LISTS

53

55

CODES USED IN THE ALPHABEtICAL LISTS

CODE LIST-1981 CENSUS

state/Districts/Tahsil Manual Codes Computer Codes

1 2 3

PUNJAB 17 17

1. Gurdaspur 1 01

1. Pathankot 1 0010

2. Gurdaspur 2 0020

3. Batala 3 0030

2. Amritsar 2 02

l. Ajnala 1 0010

2. Amritsar 2 0020

3. Baba Bakala 3 0030

4. Tarn Taran 4 0040

5. Patti 5 0050

3. Firozpur 3 03

1. Zira 1 0010

2. Firozpur 2 0020

3. Fazilka 3 0030

·4. Ludhiana 4 04

1. Jagraon 1 0010

2. Ludhiana 2 0020

3. Samrala 3 0030

4. Khanna 4 0040

5. Jalandhar 5 05

1. Nawanshahr 0010

2. PbiIaur 2 0020

3. Nakodar 3 0030

4. Jalandhar 4 0040

6. Kapurthala 6 06

1. Kapurtha1a 0010

2. Sultan pur 2 0020

3. Phagwara 3 '()030

~~

, ::CO»E~ USED _Ii'jr .THE:~ETl.CAI,c~JSTS

.ceDE~LlST~l~l' CENStiS .... ""_. '" ~" ..... ".. ~""''''''''''

- , __ o

~~atateJDis~~tf!absil "".' Manual:Codes ,€omputer Codes: "'... ..,. ,- ~... .... . . ......

--- -- ----~-----

2 3

7. Hoshiarpur 7 07

1.' Dasua 1 0010 ."

2. Hosbiarpur I 2 0020 . 3:, Garhsbnkar 3 0036 4,,_ }3aJachaur 4 0'040 . .

8. Rupnagar 8 08.

1. Anandpur Salub 1 0010

2 .• RUpnagar 2 0020 . 3. Kharar 3 0030

9. PatiaIa~ 9 .09' ." h .. Fatehgarh Sahl"b 0010

2·,," Rajpura 2 002Q

3. Patiaia 3 0030

4. Samana 4 0040

S. Nabha S 00;50

10. Sattgrur 10 -10.

1. Malerkotla 1 0010

2:'" Sa;grur 2 oo.tO

).~ Sunam 3 0030 -.<}. ,Barnala 4 ' 0040

11. BatJiinda 11 11:

1. Rampura Phu} 1 ' QOI0

2. Bathinda 2 0020

3.. Talwanai Sabo ~ 0030

4~ Mansa 4 0040

12. Fafidkot ,12 12'

1. Moga 1 OQIO

2. Faridkot 2 0020

3. Muktsar 3 - 0030 . .. , . ~-"" - ~ .. !!:"'~"!I ".

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CODES USED IN THE ALPHABETICAL LISTS

CODE LIST-1991 CENSUS

State/District/Tabsil Manllal Codes Computer Codes

1 2 3

PUNJAB . 20 20

1. GUrdaspuf 1 01

1. Pathankot 1 0010

2. Gurdaspur 2 0020

3. Batala 3 0030

2. Amritsar 2 02

1. Ajnala 1 0010

2. Amritsar 2 0020

3. Baba Bakala 3 0030

4. Tarn Taran 4 e040

5. Patti 5 0050

3. Firozpur 3 03

1. Zjra 1 0010

2. Flrozpur 2 0020

3. FaziIka 3 0030

4. Abohar 4 0040

4. Ludhiana 4 04

1. Jagraon 1 0010

2. Ludhiana 2 0020

3. Samrala 3 0030

4. Khanna 4 0040

5. Ja]andhar 5 05

1. Nawanshahr 1 0010

2. PhilIaur 2 0020

3. Nakodar 3 0030

4. Jalandhar 4 0040

6. Kapurthala 6 06

1. Kapurthala 1 0010

2. Su]tanpur LOdhl 2 0020

3. Phagwara 3 0030

58

CQDES, uSED IN THE ALPHABET.JCAJ,. LISTS , ,

.CODE UST-1991 CENSpS

State/District/Tahsil Manual ,Codes C;:omputer Codes'

1 2 3

7. Hoshiatpur 7 Of.

1. Dasua 1 OOlO-

2. Hoshlarpur 2 _"0020

3, Oarhshankar 3 1)039

4- Balachaur 4 D040

8. RUpnagar 8 'Oif·

1. Ananclpur Sahib 1 0010

2. Rupnagar 2 0020

3. Kharar 3 t)()30

9. Patiaru .9 -09

1. .FatehgHh Sahib OOlt)

2. Rajpura 2 002()._

3. Patiala 3 1)()30

4. Samana 4 . 0040

5. Nnbha 5 l)OSO

f 10. Sangrur 10 10

L Malerkotla 0010 -

2, Sangrur 2 0020

3' . , SUll?m 3 '0030

% Barnala 4 0049

11. BathiJlda. .11 " 11

1. Rampura Phul 1 0010

2. Bathinda 2' 0020

3, T2Iwar.di Sabo 3 .(}O30

4. Mansa 4 0040

12. Faridkot 12 12

J, Moga 1 0010

2. Faridkot 2 0020 -3. Muktsar 3 ~03Q '.

z

o

C.o. BLOCKS A PHUL B RAMPURA

BOUNDARV, DISTRICT .

TAHSIL

C D. BLOCK

VILLAGE WITH LOCATION CODE NUMBER.

HEAOQUARTERS: TAHSIL . . •... VILLAGES WITH POPULATION SIZE: BELOW 200,200-499,

500-999; 1000-4999, 5000 AND ABOVE

URBAN AREA WITH LOCATION CODE .

STATE HIGHWAY

IMPORTANT METALLED ROAD

.......... ....., It .... 1ft" with the plrmiu lor of th . Surv. yor General of India.

R

~ -= 12=-:_-:'1 @

0 ••••

w4'IWdl SH 12

()

PUNJAB C. D. BLOCKS RAMPURA

ANDPHUL TAHSIL RAMPURA PHUL

DISTRICT BA THINDA

RAILWAY LINE WITH STATION, BROAD GAUGE

POST OFFICE/ POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFiCE

HIGH/SECONDARY SCHOOL HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL HOSPITAL.HEALTH CENTRE, PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE, DISPENSARY, MATERNITY AND C JILO WELFARE CENTRE

IMPORTANT VILLAGE MANDIES

I All baundom:s ~ re updot~d upto 1st Dtcember,1989. 2, C. D. bl ock boundary I )(chtdes Slatutory town.

8 Km

~s

~ PO/!,TO

"5

© Gov.rnm.nt of Indi. Copyright~ 1997

59

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VIT..LAGES

IN PHUL C. D. BLOCK

61

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

PHUt C. D. BLOCK

1991 Census 19d1 Census Sr. Name of village ---- ~- ----------- -- -.~- - ~----- .. _-_----No. (with Hadbast No.) Location Location LocatJ,)Q Location

Code Code Code Code i

(Manua) (Computer) (Manua)) (Computer)

1 2 3 4 :- 6

Rampura Phul Tahsil (ParO

1 Adampura (29) 20)11/1)24 20/11/0010/0024 17J11/l,2;) 17d 110010/0029

2 Aklia JalaJ (21) 20/11/1/16 20/1110010/0016 1111111,5 11/1110010/0005

3 Allike (446) 20/11/1/43 20/11/0010/0043 17/1111/36 17111/0010/0036

4 Bhagta (186) 20/11/1/4 20/11/0010/0004 17/Ull/ll nil 1/0010/0011

5 Bhai Rora (32) 20/11/1/28 20/11/0010/0028 17/111'1 24 17/1 ['01l10/0024

6 Bhodipura (20) 20/1t/l/17 20/11/0010/0017 17/11;1!3 17/11'0010/0003

7 Bugran (43) 20Jl111/44 20/11/0010/0044 17/11/1,'37 17/11/0010/0031

8 Burj Gillan (36) 20/11/1/29 20/11/0010/0029 J7/11Jl/22 17/11/0010/0022

9 Burj Ladha Singh- (184) 20/11 '1/2 20'1 tiOOIO/OOOl 17'11 '1110 17/11/0010/0010 wala

10 Butj Mansa (41) 20/11/1/46 20/11/0010/0046 17/1111/49 17/1 1/0010/0049

11 Burt ThIor (2) 20/11/1/5 20/[ [/0010/0005 17/11/1/13 17/11'0010/0013

12 Chotian (42) 20,11/1/45 20/11/00 I 0/0045 17111 '1,39 17/11/0010/0039

13 Dhapali (444) 20/11/1/33 20/11/0010/0033 n,'l! '1. H 17/11, OJI0/0041

14 Dhiogar (445) 20,1 ~/1/41 20/11 :00 1 0/004 1 17{lltl/40 17111 '00[0/0040

15 Dulewata (31) 20/11/1jl6 20/11/0010{0026 17/11/1131 17/11'00lO/0031

16 Dyalpura Bhaika (25) 20;11/1/27 20111/0010/0027 17/1 : 11 '25 17/11'0010/0025

17 Dya1pura Mirza (1) lOm/l/9 20/11 1001010009 17/11}lj17 .7/11 10010/0017

18 Gaunspura (26) 20/111l/21 20111/0010/0021 17,11, J/2~ 17/1 J 'OOlO/002d

19 Ghanda Bana (441) 211111/1/30 20/1110010/0030 17111, [/32 J 7/1l/0010/I}033

20 Gum_!i J{a1an -(33) 20/11/1/12 20/11/0010/0012 17,11/\;23 1711110010/0023 .,- __ -21 GUlusar (22) 20/11/1/15 20/11/0010/0015 I" 11/1 '8 :711 1 '0010/00OS

22 Hakam Singhwala (18) 20,11/1,19 20/11;OJI0/0U19 17,11tl,2 1.'/lJ/OJlll/OOO2

23 Hamirgarh (23) 20/11/1/14 20/11,00l0/0UI4 1711.17 17111/0010/0007

24 Hatnam Singhwala (38) 20/11/1/34 20/11/00 1 0/0034 17/lJIl/21 :7'11/0010/0021

.25 Jalal (24) 20JllJlJ 13 20/111001010013 17/1111/6 171 WoolO/OOOo

:6 Kangan (27) 20/11·1/22 20; [1/00 10/0022 17/1111/27 17" 1 /00 I 0/0021

27 KauloKe (35) 20/11; 1,11 20m, OG1 0/0:> 1 1 P,ll .): .• ) .1,11 ')[)lJ,~')lO

28 Keor Singhwala (19) 20/1./1/20 20/1110010/0020 17 11 1,4 17,11/0:lIJ10!>04

29 Kesar Singhwala (185) 2<Jd1 1li3 2G/11/0Jlu/OClJ3 17,11/1:9 17/ j l/1lJ 1\)/vu09

30 Kotha Guru (1) 20m/liS 20111100101000& 17/1111116 n}ll!OOlO/OO16

31 MalqKa (5) 20/11/1/6 20/11/0010/0006 17/11/1;14 11/1 [/OO10:0()14

32 Nool (6) 20/11/1/7 20/1 [/0010/007 17/1111115 17/11/oo10/00U

62

~LPH'ABETJCAL LIST Olf YILLAGES

PHUL C. 0;> BJ,OCK

1991 CEnsus 1981 Census Sr. Namedfvilhige - ------,---~------ -----------Nu. (with Haabast No.) -:Location Location LQcatioJ! Location

Code Code Code' Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Compute')

I 2 3 4 S 6

-Rampura "Pb-ul"riliin Wart)

33 Patti Kala M<lluaj (L~) 20/11/1/38 20/Uiool0/0038 17(1I/1{4S 17{II{oolO(OO4S

34' Patti Ka1'am ChaDd (193) Mehraj

20/11/1/39 20/11/0010/0039 11!1!/lj46 1'7/11/0010/0046

35 Patti SandaJi (189) 2Q/lJ./1/36 20j U/ool 0/0036 17/1111/43 11111/ooJO/0043 'Mehraj

3'(i Patti Sao] Mehraj (19{\) 20/11/1/37 2'0/11/0010/0037 17/11/1/44 17/1110010/0044

37 Phul (39) 20/11/1/40 20/11/QOIO/004O l7{U/l/42 17111/0010/0042

38 'Pbulewal .(443) 20111/1/32 20m/OO10/0032 17{lill/34 17/ (1/0010/0034

3§ Raiya Urf Hatdas-' (2) 20)11/1/42 20/11/0010/0042 !1Jll/1/J5 17/11/0010/0035 _pura

40 Rajgarh (30) 20/11/1/25 20/11/0010/0025 11111/1/30 ·17/11/0010/0030

41 Ramuwala (17) 20/11/1/18 20/11/0010/0018 17/ HI 1/1 17/11/0010/0001

42 -Sadbana (37) 20JDJl/35 20/ll/oo10/0035 17/ll/l; !8 17/11/0010/0018

43' -Sallibatpura (28) 20/11/1/23 2.0/11/0010/0023 17/11Il/2B 17111/0010/0028

4'1 Saudhu Khurd (442) 20/11/1/31 20/11/0010/0031 17/11/1/33 17/11/0010/0033

.S Se]brab (34) 20/11jl/1f) 20/11"/0010/0010 l7!1l/e (9 17/11/0010/0019

_fi Siriewala (183) 20/11/1/1 20/11/00.10/0001 J.IIH,ld2 17/11/0(JlO/0012

63

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

PHUL C. D. BLOCK

PHUL C. D. BLOCK

Loca- Name of village tion I ('With Badbast No.)· Code t,L No . .,

1 2

Total area of village (in bectares)

3

Totah population

and n'lmber of house-'

holds

4

64

VILLAGE

AmeaHies ad

Amenities available (if Dot available within tho village. a daSh (-) is shov.n in the column' and next to it in brackets the distance

:n broad rangeS viz.-5kms. 5-10 kms and 10+ kms of the nearest place where t he facility ig avaiJa ble is given)

Educa" tional

5

Medical Drinking

6

Wator (Potable)

7

Post and Tele-" grapb

8

Day or CollUllUDi-days cations of tho (bus market' stop, hat, it railway any station,

9

water­way)

to

Rampura Pbal

Siriewala (1~3r ,1295.00 3.886 (599) P, M. H MH. HC. RP(4)

T. HP, C PTO -(-5) BS

2 Furj Iacl:a (184) 608.00 Singl.we.la

3 Ke~ar Singtwala (18S) 402.00

1.681 (283) P ,MH. RP

1.100 (170) P(2). M. PHC 1I

HP • -(-5) -(-5)

T. HP -(-5) . -(-5) -{-S}\

4 Bhagta (l86)~ 2161.00 lJ.772 (1383) F(4). MH. HC. HP M(2). PHC,D

PTO, Phone

.Daily BS

5 Burt ThIor (2)

6 Mall! KlI (5)

7 Neor (6)

8 Kotha Guru (1)

9 Dyalpura Mirza (1)

10 Selbrah (34)

11 Kaulok<! (35)

12 Gumti Kalan (33)

13 Jalal (24)

14 Hamirgarh (23)

15 Gurusar (22)

16 Aklia Jalal (21)

17 Bhodipura (20)

18 Ramuwala \17)

19 Hakam Singh (18) wala

:20 Keor SingbwaJa (19)

21 Gaun~pura (26)

22 Kangan (27)

H(2),PUC

331.00 J .306 (218) P, I\j D

20\:4.00 5.395 (819) p. M PHC,D

515.00 1,505 (245) p. M. H -.(-5)

2992.00 17.507 (1233) P, M. 13 MH. D

2161.00 (4.090 (673) P, M. H D

1539.00 (4,011 (651) p, M, H H

353.00

2025.00

2014.00

798 (227) P ~

4,784 (741) P(2), M, H

l5,189 (8l1) P(2). M. H

837.00 [2.416 (359) P,M,

706.00 1,993 (331) P p,

-(-5)

PHS.D, RP(6).CHW

MH.Ht. PHC,D, FPC

DFPC

PHS

1117.00 2.625 (389) P(2). M, RP H.

1018.00 [2.888 (465) P. M. H D

468.00 1.426 (209) P NH

465'00 Ll,347 (217) p.1 PHC

584.00 1.231 (209) P -(-5)

363.00 512 (76) P -(-5)

685.00 Ll,622 (254) i:;~ -(-5)

T,HP -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)

T,RP )0 -(10+) BS

HP -(-5) -(10+) _(_5)

T. W.HP. PO. -(5-10) BS C Phone

T.Hf

T.HP

PO

PO, Phone

-(10+) BS

-(10+) BS

T. HP -(5-10) -(5-10) BS

T,RP PO -(5-10) BS

W.TW.HP PO -(5-10) BS

T.HP

T,HP

HP

HP

HP

HP

T. HP

W.TW, HP

TW. HP

- (-5) -(-5) BS

- (-5) -(5-10) BS

PO -(10+) BS

-(-5) -(10+) BS

PO -(10+) -(_,)

10

PO

-(-5)

-(10+) BS

-(10+) BS

-(10+) BS

-(-.5) -(lO+) BS

DIRECTORY

land use

App­roach to viJIage

11

Nearest town and distance (in kms)

12

Tahsil (Part)

PR Jaitu (16)

PR Jaitu (Hi)

PR Jaitu (24)

PR Bhadaur (22)

PR Jaitu (16)

PR Jaitu (18)

PR Jaitu (20)

PR Bhadaur (22)

PR Rampura PhUI

PR Rampura Phul

PR Rampura Phui

PR Rampura Phul

PR Bhadaur (19)

PR Bhadaur (22)

PR Bhadaur (18)

PR Bhadaur (19)

PR Bhadaut (19)

KR Bhadaur (22)

PR Bhadaur (2l)

PR Bhadaur (19)

PR Bhadaur (12)

PR Bhadaur (11)

(13)

(13)

(10)

(18)

Power Supply

13

EA

ED,EAG

ED. BAG

EA

ED. EAG

EA EAG

ED BAG

BA

EA

EA

ED,EAG

EA

EA

ED, BAG

ED,BAG

ED, EAG

ED,BAG

ED,EAG

bD,EAG

ED, EAG

EA

EA

65

Land use (i.e. area under ditIerent types 01 land use in hectares rounded up to two decimal places)

Forest Irrigated by source

14 15

T(1056.00). GC (6()9 .OJ), W(HH .0)), TW (142.00), TWE (141.00)

T (561.00) GC (156.0()). TWE (405.00)

T(220.00). GC(220.00)

T(1854.oo). GC(968. 00). TWE (886.00)

T(289.00). GC(163.0ll). TW(41.0}). TWE (85.00)

T(1807.00), GC(1482'00), TW(166'OO) TWE (159'00)

T;389 '00), GC(357 '00), TW(ll'OO/ TWE (21'00)

T(2593' 00), GC, (~\)(). 00), TW(588' 00)

T(1322' 00), GC(782' 00), TW(540· (0)

T(1267 '00), GC(770 '00), TW(497 '00)

T(243.00), GC(214.00). TW(29.00)

T(l104.00). GC(498.00), TWE(606.00)

T(838.00). GC(218.00), TW(402.00), TWE (218.00)

T(729.00). GC(430.00). TWE (299.00)

T(615.00). GC(358.00). TWE (257.00)

T(902.00), GC(284.00), TWE (618.0C)

T(904.00). GC(579.00), TW(325.00)

T(424.00). GC(424.00)

T(449 .00), GC(317 .00), tWB (132.00)

T(544.00), GC(489.00) TWE( 55.00)

T(249.00), GC(126.0J). TWE (123.00)

T(465 00). GC(292.00), TWB (173.00)

Un-irri­gated

io

144.00

16.00

108.00

'9.0')

5.01

85·00

86'00

130'00

686'00

169·00

86.00

796.00

688.00

46.0)

14.0J

147.00

38.00

4.00

11.00

30.00

96.0J

149.0J

CiJltur­able waste (includ­ing gaucha and groves)

17

37'00

2.00

9.00

11.00

Area not available for culti­vati,1O

I.:!

95.'))

31.00

37.00

258.00

37.00

202.00

40 00

269'00

113,00

t03 '00

24.00

125.00

488.00

6:!.00

77.0,)

66.00

67.00

40.0J

5.00

10.00

13.00

60.00

paul. ". D. BWCK

Loca- Na.me..of._ village. tion (with Hadbast No,) Codo No.

2

23 Salabatpura (28)

24 Adampura (29)

2S Rajgarh (30)

26 Dulewala (3l)

1'otal area of the village (in hectares)

3

565.00

10tal popula­tion and number of house­holds

4

VILLAGE . Amenities and.....

A.~6bities a~ail~blg Jil. not av.1lialile within the vlfla!ie, a (las\! (..:...) is shown in .t~e column and next to it in Deae,kllts dislall,~o in broad ranges VIZ. -5 kms, 5-10 kms, and 10+ kms of the nearest place whore tho facility is available is given)

Educa­tional

5

Medica1

6

Drinking water (potable)

,7

Post and Telo­graph

8

Day or day~ 01 the market! hat, if any

9

Communi­cations (bus stOp, uilway ~talio 1, ~aftlr

. way).

10 - I

RaDi~lIra Pblit

1,551 (224) HZ), ¥i H.MQW, MH.D

~.~tlW. -(-5) 11.l? P. c. N

.0..(10+) B3

586.00 1.661 (261) P MH

MH,D

W; TW\ HP -(-5) :"'(5':':'10) BS

-(5 -J[) BS 667.00 1.223 (190) _p •

640.00 1. 770 (293) P

W.TW, HP

-(-5)

I:.HP. C -(-5) -(-5) -(-5

27 Dyalpura Bhaika (25) 2042,00 4.924 (830) PI M. H

MH,D

D HP PO -"-(10+) BS

28 Bhai Rora (32)

29 Burj Gillan (36)

30 Ghanda Bana (441)

,31 Sandhu Khurd (442)

32 Phulewal (443)

33 Dbapali (444)

34 }farnam Singh.' (8) wala

35' §adh~na (37)

36 Patti Sandali (189) Mebraj

37 Patti Saol (190) Mahraj

38 Patti Rata (192J Mehraj

39 Patti Raram (19:n Chand Mahraj

40 Phul (39)

41 Dhinll!lr (445)

42 Raiya Uri (2) Hardaspura

52.8,00

837.00

424.00

10;008 (1578) ~!~~42)l

1.857 (316) P

2.261 (368) P, M; it

1.271 (205) P, M. H

657.00 1.129 (276) P, M .. H

2485.00 5'.249 f78t) 1'; MJ H

67?t>Q 1231.00

1362.00

24i9.00

2163.00

3561.00

1.692 tis5J p • 2.100 (336) p. M, H

2,692 (433)

4.670 (790)

397 (50)

pt2j, M(2), H(2)

JI(S). M(2), H(2)

f(2), >

M(2),H

385.00 !l2S0 (184) P

1398,0l) 3,641 (553) P

H,D

-(-5)

PHO.PHS, 'D

cwe

PTO, Phone

-(-5)

T. W,TW, PO HP.C

W, TW, HP, -(-5) C

·!....(!O+)

-:(10+)

-(lO+)

:as

BS

BS

BS

T. W. TW. .:...(5-10) -(10+) BS HP

MCW, HC, TW. HP D

PO, {Shone

--(5-11» BS

-(5-10) T, TW. HP -(5-fo) -(5-10) -as

- (-SJ T, H~ -(-55 Mew, PHC T. W. TW. -(-5)

,H~

HC. PHC T-, W. TW, --(-.5) 'liP

MCW,PHC

PRC

D.RP

T. W,"w, HP

't. w.'fw, HP

PO. Phone

-(5-10) .as -(5-10) BS

-(5-"-10) BS

-(5-10) BS

;

MCW, ewc 1. l'W. HP. -(-5) -::-(5-10} BS PHe.n c D PO -(10+) BS

DtRE{:TORY

IJiWi 'iise

A~ ,p.~} roa"n to villallc

11

Nearest town and distances (in kms)

12

Tahsil (Part)

PR Bhadaur (10)

PR Bhadaur (7)

PR Bhadaur (7)

PR Bhadaur (8)

PR Rampura Phul

PR Rampura Phu]

PR Rampura Phu!

PR Rampura Phu]

PR Rampura Phu!

PR Rampura Phul

l1R Rampura Phul

PR Rampura Phul

(24)

(8)

(8)

(8)

(10)

(10)

(5)

(S)

PR Rampura Phul (5)

PR Rampura Phul (5)

PR Rampura Phul (5)

PR Rampura Phul (5)

PR Rampura Pllul (15)

PR Rampura Phul (S)

PR Rampura Pilul (5)

PR Rampura Phu] (1])

_----

Power Supply

13

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

ED, EAG

EA

EA

EA

BA

EA

EA

BA

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

l:iA

Et\.

61

Land use (i.e. area under different t~pes of lana usa in hectares roilnued upio fWD decimal plaees) ~rcst------~ig~~b;~~;-------U~~-c~~:-~~~~-

, irri- able available

14 15

T(383.00), GC(229.00), TWE (IS4.00)

T(460.oo), GC(129.00), TW (331.0;))

T(461.00), GC(287.00), TWE (174.00)

T(386.00), GC(285.IX», W(101.03)

T(S41.00), GC(S41.00)

T(2892.00j, 0<::(2071.00), TWE (821.00)

Tt288.00), GC(263.00), TWF(2S.oo)

T(705.00), GC(376.00), TW(247.00), fWE(82.00)

T!385.00), GC(132.00), TW (10.00), TWE (243 .00)

T~64. 00), GC(148 .00), TW(243. 00), T E(l73.00)

T(1509.00) GC(1l63.00). TWE(346.00)

T(212.00), GC(192.00), TW(20.00)

T(377 .00) GC(324.00). TW(S3 .00)

T(798.0J) GC(7S3.oo). fW(4S.00)

T(98S.00) GC(1l7.00). TW(60S.00). TWE (260.00)

T(1613.00), GC(65S.00). TW(338.0J), TWE (620.00)

T(1639.00), GC(1214.00), TW(l84.00), TWE (i81.00)

T(2525.00) GC(2064 .00), TWE (461.00)

T(285.00), GC(l64.0U), TW(40.00), TWE(~l.OO)

T(85i.(JO), GC(633 . DO), TW(218.0J)

gated wa~te tor culti. (includ· vation ing gauchar and :Jrov¢s)

16 17 18

118.00 1.00 63.0ll

79.00 47.00

146.00 60.00

202.00 52.00

1323.0:> 77.00 101.03

1314.00 328.00 30.0J

200.00 40.00

81.00 Sl.00

39.00

42.00 S1.0J

747.00 8.00 221.00

251.0U 132.00

264.00 38.00

321.00 2.00 110.01)

334.00 43'00

662.Ou 4.0J 140.1)0

355.0l) U.OJ 156.00

6\)6.0,) 43:>.00

100.00

41J.J·') 3.0v 134.11J

PHUL C. D. BLOCK

Loca- Name of village. tion (with Hadbast No) Code ND.

1 2

43 Allike (446)

44 Busran (43)

45 Cbotian (42)

46 ~urj Mansa (41)

Total area of the viIJa~ (tn lectares)

3

604.00

490.00

409.00

294.00

54318.00

10tal popula­tion and nutnbet. of house­holds)

4

1.740

1.637

1.416

919

(327)

(264)

(205)

(143)

1,25,388 (20914).

6~

VILLAGE

Amenities aod < . "

\

Amenities available (if not avai1a~le within the village. a dash (-) is' shown: in tbo' column and next to it in btack~ts th~ distaflc6 in broad langes viz, -5 kms, 5-10 .)(ms and 10+km~ of the nearest place wbere tbe facilityi! avaiJable js givcn) ,

Educa­tional

5

P,M.H

P.M.H _ .. _

P

e.

P(62). M(33), fflZ8) PUC (2). <3(0). TR(O), 1(0). AC(Or 0(0), .

Medical

6

H,MCW, .D

CHW

D

-(-5)

H(4). MCW(6), MH(10) •• CWC(2), HC(5). PRe(u)" D(2l). PHS(3). TB(O). FPC(2). NH '(0). SMP(O) RP(13). Caw(2) OCO)

,,' -----_ .. _----------Drinking Poat Day or Communi. water and ~ays cation! (Pota ble) tale- of the (bus

graph market! stop. hat. if railway any station •

.r wllter WilY)

7 8 9 10

Ramputa Pbu).

W,HP.C PO -(5-10) BEl

W.HP -(10+) -(5-10) as

HP -(-5) -(-5) BS

. HP -(-5) -(-5) BS

DIRECTORY

Jand use

App­roach to village

11

Nearest town and distances (in krns)

12

Tahsil (Part)

PR Tapa (5)

PR Rampura PhuJ

PR Rampura Phu!

PR Rampura Phu]

(6)

(6)

(5)

Power Supply

13

EA

EA

EA

EA

69

Land use (i.e. area under diflerent types of land use in hectares rounded up to two decimal places)

Forest Irrigated by source

14 15

T(420.00). GV(330.00), TW(90.00)

T(422.00), GC(202 .00), TW(86 .00), TWE (134.00)

T(316.00). GC(177.00). TW(lil.OO). TWE (78.00)

T(~72 .00), GC(156.00), TW(58.00), TWE(58.00)

T(38113·.00) GC(24466.00) W(lDS.OO) rWE(8069.00) TW(5373.00)

Un­irri gated

16

117.00

21.0(}

62.00

2.00

11240.0G

Cultur able waste (includ­ing gauchar and groves)

17

4.0(}

499.00

Area not available forcultj. vatioD

13

63.00

47.00

31.00

20.00

4466.00

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

71

ALP!lo\BEfICAL LISr OF VIDf,AGES

l.~ RA:\IPURA C. D. BLOCK

73

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VlLLAGES

RAMPUR,\;C.D. BLOCK

1991 Census 1981 Census Sr. Name ofvilJage -------- -~-- -~-- -__..___...,,_---No. (with Hadbast ::-:0.) Location Location Location Lo.;atioa

Code Code Cmle Crxie (Manual) (CoOlputer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 Ii

RaRlpura Phul Tahsil (Part)

1 Badiala (47) 2<l/1 I/lf67 20/1110010/0067 17 11 'l'51 17i1!/OO10/00Sl,

2 Balianwali (6) 201t1!Ils5 20/11/0010/0055 17111 1168 17/11/0010/0068

3 Halloh (48) 'lOI11/1111 20/11/0010/0071 17,'tH/57 17/11/0010/0057

4 Bhaini Chuhar (452) 20/11il175 20/11/0010/0075 17/1Ifl{60 17111/0010/0060

5 Bhunder (449) 10{11/1!53 20/11/001010053 17/11/1166 J 7/11 {OOIO/0066

6 Chandke (450) 20t11/1/72 20/1110010/0072 17'Il'l{S8 17{iI/OOl0/0058

7 Daulatpura (7) 20111/1/56 20/11/0010/0056 17:1I{li73 17/11iOO1Oj0073

8 Dbade (3) 10/11/1/65 20/11/0010/0065 17 1111[64 1711l10010/0064

9 Dikh (2) 20111/1/64 20/11/0010/0064 17/11/1/63 17fll/OOlO/OO6J

10 Ghurela (49) 20/11/1t70 20111/00 to/0070 171llfJ /56 17/11/0010/0056

11 Ghureli (448) 10/11/1/69 20/1110010/0069 17/11!1/55 17/11/001O/005S

12 Gill Kalan (40) 20}11/1/47 20/11/0010/0047 17/1111/48 17!11!OOlO/0048

13 Gill Khurd (8) 20/11/1/57 20/11/0010/0057 17 II 1/74 11111/0010/0014

14 Harj Kisl1anpura (10) 20/11/1/61 10!1l/0010j0061 17 1: '1 17 1 17/11 '0,)10/0071

15 Jaidan (46) 20'11,1/50 20/11/0010/0050 17, 1l1l/52 17/1110010/0052

16 Jeondan (71) 20/11/1/68 20/11/0010/0068 17/11 l lj53 17/11';0010/0053

17 Jetbuke (447) 20/11/1/49 20/11/0010/0049 0;11'1 '54 17/11/0010/0054

18 Ihanduke (11) 2011)11/59 20{II/oo10/oo59 11; 11,'1,75 17/11/00) 0/007S

1!1 KararwaJa (44) 20111/1/48 20/1 1/0010/0048 17,IIiJ138 17/11/0v10/oo38

20 Khokhar (3) 20111/1/73 20/ll/0010/0073 ; 7/11,'1/61. 171 11/O()] 0/0062

21 Kotra (73) 201H/lj54 20{lll0010/0()54 17 111,1!67 17/ J 1/00 1010067

" ... ~ ... Mandi Kalan (2) 10/11/1/06 20JI11001OJ0060 17 Jj 1165 17/11/0010/0065

23 Mandi Kturd (5) 20 11f1/62 20,'111001010062 17:11.1J70 17/11/001.:>/0070

~4 Mansa Khurd (12) 20111/1/60 20/11/0010/0060 17d 1,1 '7f1 17/11/CKHO/OO16

2S Nandgarh Kotra (9) 10/11/1/58 2O{11/0010/0058 j 7/11;1;12 17/1110010/0012

26 Pir Kot (451) ZUlU {1176 20/11/00 I 0/007 {> 17/11:1159 17/11/0010/0059

27 Pitho (45) lo/ll/I{St 20/)IJOOI0/0051 17Jll;1/50 17/11 /00 10/0050

28 Ram Niwas (4) :J:ll'l!63 20/11:0010/0063 17, Ii, lj6';l Ii 11110010/0069

19 Riimpura (72) 2(.. 11/1/52 2°111/0010/0052 J7dl)1:47 17/11/00:0/0047

30 Sooch (4) 2<J,11/1/14 20;11 jOOl 0 10074 17 U 1:61 17jll/OJlO/0061

15

VlCLAGE DIRECTORY

RAMPURA CD BLOCK

RAl\1P\JRA C. D. BLOCK

Loca- Name 01 village tion (with Hadba~t No.) Code~

No.

2

47 Gill Kalan (40)

48 Kararwala (44)

49 Jethl..ke (447)

50 Jaidan (46)

51 Pitho (45)

52 Rampura (72)

53 Bhunder (449)

54 KotTa (73)

55 Baliar.waJi (6)

56 Daulatpura (7)

57 Gill Khurd (8)

58 Nandgarh Kotla (9)

59 Jhanduke (11)

60 Mansa Khuld (12)

61 Hari Kishanpura (10)

62 Mandi Khuld', (5)

63 Ram Niwas (4)

64 Dikh (2)

65 Dbade (3)

66 Mandi Kalan q)

67 Badiala (47) I

68 leondan (71)

69 Ghureli (448)

76

VILLAGE

Ameoities aad

Total area of the vilJage (in -hectares)

Total popula­tion and . number of house­-holds

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

Educa­tional

Medical Drinking

3 4 5 6

1.172.00 3,2S7 (541) P, M PHC

1.193.00 3,425 (537) p. M. H. H

water (Potable)

7

HP

HP

982.00 2.290 (385) p. M. H D. CHW W, HP

457.00 1,033 (167) P H,CWC HP

1,948.00 4,697

1.984.00

1,547.00

1.084.00

5.765

3,811

(774) P(2).M H

(934) P(2).M(2). D H

(600)' 1'"(2). M. H D

(589) p. M. H MH

T.HP

T.HP

HP

TW.HP

Post and Tele­graph

Day or days of the marketl hat. if any

9

Communi­cations (bus stop. railway station. water­way)

10

RampUra Pblfl

-(-5) -(-5) BS

PO -(5-10) BS

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

PO

-(-5)

PO

PTO

PO, Phone

-(5-10) BS

-(-5)

-(-5)

BS

BS.RS

-(5-10) BS

-(5-10) as

2.392.00 6.831 (1105) P(2). M(2). MCW.MH. T. W. HP PO, -(10+) BS R PHC Phone

401.00 1,294 (216) P D

-(--5)

T.HP

T.HP

-(- 5) -(5-10) BS

448.00 935 l (170) P -(-5) --(5-10) BS

531.00 1.300

886.00 1.973

702.00 ].058

500.00 693

479.00 1.006

669.00 11.919

1.750.00 2.f39

1,260.00 l2.582

(219) P -(-5) T.HP -(-5)

(328) P(2). M. H D HP -(-5)

(168) P - (5-10) T, HP -(-5)

(117) p~ -(-5) T •• HP -(-5)

-(--5) T.HP -(-5) (153) P

(291) P D. RP.CHW T. TW.HP -(-5)

(460) P. M. H

(410) p. M, H

D T PO

H,MH T.TW,HP PO

2,498.00 7.3d (1200) P(3). M.H, H. MeW.HC. T. HP PTO, Phone PUC D

-(10+) BS

-(5-10) - (-5)

-(5-10) BS

-(10+) BS

-(10+) BS

-(10+) as -(10+) BS

-(5-10) BS

-(-5) BS

650.00 1.558 I (231) P~ HC. PHC.!? T. HP FPC.RP

-(-5) -(5-10) -(-5)

1,313.00 2.568 (397) P, M, H -(-5)

316.00 9Z6: (160) PJ -(-5)

HP

HP

-(--5) -(5-10) -(-5)

-(-5) -(-5) BS

DIRECTORY

land use

Ap)l­roach to village

11

- --

Nearest town and d:stan(.e (ID kms)

I ~

Tah!il (Part)

PR Raml'ura Phul

PR RampuI3 Phu]

PR Tapa

PR Rampura Phu]

PR Rampura Phul

PR RamJ:ura Phu]

PR Rampura Phu]

PR Rampura P;lul

PR Rampura Phul

PR Bhucho Mandi

PR Bhu.:ho Mandl

PR Bhu,;:ho "vIand.

PR Bhucho Mandl

PR Rhucho Mandi

PR Kot Patta

PR Rampura Phul

PR Rampura Phul

PR Ramrura Phu)

PR Rampura Phu)

PR Rampura Phu)

PR Rampura Phul

PR Rampura Phul

PR Tapa

(4 1

(5)

(3 )

(8)

(5)

(Oi

(5)

(51

(121

(7)

((i)

(101

('J)

(~)

(10)

(22)

(lU)

(13)

(8)

(6)

(8)

(9)

(2)

Power Supp!)

13 - _,..._--

RA

EA

EA

rD, E'\(J, ED

ED, EAC

EA

IA

FA

EA

ED, EAG

ED, BAll

liD,EAG

ED. EAO

ED, EAG

ED, EAG

ED, BAG

ED, EAG

ED, EAG

EA

EA

EA

EA

BD,EAG

77

Land use (i. e. arCd uader uiff~rent typc~ of :and usc in ht.ctarcs roul1ued urt(l twe d<.~irral plac~sl

fare,t Irr,gutc.: by Source

14 15

T(982.00), GC(8l9.0:l), 1'W (31.1)(1), TWE(82.l)(\)

WIOl3 .00), G('(474. UO), TW (336. om, TWE(~03. C~) T(902.00), G('006.00), TW(126.00\, TWE(47u.OO)

T(3n.OO),0('(13(',00) T~(155.00;, TWE(81 ,00)

1(n99,OO), GC(1368.0(,)' W(31.0U)

r(I~15.0(), G(,(1015.00), TW (275.00), TWE(225,UO)

T(1133.00), GC(93(i (0), T\\[(197,(10)

T(737.00), Ge«('50.00). rW(87,00)

T(lb97.00), Gl'(1547.00), TWfI62,OO), TWE(tB~,{){})

T(324,00), G('(275 ,(0). TWE(49.00)

T(:~S().OI)), GC(151).OO)' TW(21i.OO1. TWE(7.t.Cll)

T(383.00), 0('(344.00), TW.C(39.00)

T(672.00). TW(2J4,OJ), TWE(4J8,OO)

T(513 .(0). ClC(t 92.00), rWE(321.001

T(330.00I, GC(251 ,00) lWE(79,001

1'(::63.\\\)1, \J('(::'i6.\\\), 1'WE(7 ,00\

T(549,001, ClC(35J .OU), TW(198.00)

T(979,00), GC(796 ' 00), TWE(183 ,00)

T(l183 ,\lO), GC(4SU.00). W(137 .00), TW(250.00), TWE(346.00)

T(2101,00), G(,(1974,()O), TWE(127.00)

1'(522.00), GC(285 .00),TW(150. 00), TWE(87.00)

T(961.00), GC(517.00), TWE(444.00)

T(276.00), GC(96.00). TWE(J80,00)

U;l- Cultur- Area not im- .lolc available gated waste rl)r cl.I.ti­

(inc::Jd- \atiGlIl !ng

16

-+4.00

58.00

40.0,)

431.00

231. 00

282 00

275,0:)

336.00

37,():)

156,00

105.00

163,00

130.00

144,00

tn,CO

68.00

690.00

210,00

49.00

107.00

19.00

ga UC.lar and grov~s)

17

4.00

100.00

[8

142.00

122.0J

SO.OJ

45.00

118.00

238.00

13~,UD

72.00

159.0J

·IO.OJ

42,00

43.00

51.00

59.00

26'00

2~.OJ

51,00

81,00

77,00

187,0)

79,00

145.00

21.00

18

VILtAGE

aALV.lPURA C. D. BLOCK Amenitic~ and

------ ----- ------- -----Loca- Name of village tion (with Hadbast No.) Code No.

70 Gbure1a (49)

71 ;Salloh (48)

72 Chaodke (450)

73 Khokbar (3)

74 Sooch (4)

75 Bhaini Chuhar (452)

76 PJrkot (451)

------

Total area of the village (in hectares)

J

424.0J

1.326.00

3.013.00

],172.0J

617.03

622.0U

862.00

33198.00

Total popula tioa and numb:r of house­holds

875 (142)

3.57\) (570)

7.328 (1111)

2,337 (338)

1.375 (209)

1461 (241)

1.180 (193)

80,716

(12956)

Ameoitie~ available (if 'lot available within the vlliage. a da.h (-) is shown in the column and next I;) it in br~c\..ets the dIStance in br,1aJ Tango, viz., -5 )(ms. 5 -lD kml and 10 kms,. of t:lIl

nearest place ""here the faclhty IS availahle is !liven)

Educa­tional

P

P. M.1l

P,M,H.

P

P

P.M

I'

P(37}. M(18) H(13). PUC(2), C(O). TR(O) 1(0). ACeO) 0(0)

MediCal

-( -5)

PHC.D, RP(6)

D

-(-5)

-( -5)

D

-(--5)

Drinking water (potable)

7

HP

T.TW, IIP

T. HP

T,HP

T.HP.C

'r

T

Post and tele­graph

Day or days of the marketl hat, jf ailY

')

Rampura Pbul

.( 5) - (-5)

PO -(5-10)

PO - (- 5)

-(-5) -(IO~ )

- (-5) -(10 )

--( - 5) -(5 -1 U)

-(-5) --(5 -10)

Communi­catIons (bus stop, railway stat'orJ, water­waYI

:0

13J

8:;

135

BS

RS

BS

BS

---- ----...----H(5), MCW(2) MH(3). CWC(l) HC(2) .. PHC(4) D(12). PHS(O)

TB(O). FPC(J)

NH(O). SMP(O)

RP(S). CHW(2)

0(0)

----~------

DIRECTORY

land use'

~--- ~----------

App­road to viJ1ag~

1t

~carcst town and distance (iII kms)

12

Tehsil (Part)

PR Tapa (2)

PR Tapa (8)

PR Rampura Phui ([S)

PR Rampura Phul (10)

PR Rampura Phul (12)

.foR Maur Mandi (6)

PR Maur Mandi (5)

-----

Pov.cr Supply

13

BA

ED, EAG

.I:lA

bA

EA

ED, EAG

ED, EAG

79

Land use 0. e. arca undur dillerent t)POS 01 land JSC in hcctalcs rounded up to two docimal placos)

Forest

14

lrtigated by sourco Un- irri­gated

-----15 16

1'(385.00), GC(285.00), TW(IOO,OO) 9.00

T(1050.00), GC(787.00), TW(162.00}, 173.00 TWE(IOI.OO)

Te[ 719 .00), GC(472.00), TW(1247 .00) 1.103.00

T(790.CO), GC(621.00), TW(l29.00) 304.00 TWE(40.00)

T(450.00), GC(355.00), TW(73.00), 129.00 TWE(22.00)

T(500.00). GC(500.00) 34·00

1'(767.00), GC(677.00), 1'W(58.0G), 57.00 1'WE(32.00)

--------~

T(24917 . 00) 5,576.00 GC(16885. 00) W(168.00) 1'WE(4015.00) 1'W(3849.00)

Cultul"able Area not was to available (includ- for culti-ing vation llauchar and groves)

17 [3

30.0J

103.00

i91.00

17.00 61.00

38.00

48·00 40.00

38.00

169. 00 2,536.00

------------------------------

81

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

IN BATHINDA C.D. B~OGK

83

ALPHABETICAL UST OF VILLAGES

BATHINDA C. D. BLOCK

------ ~----------------------------------------------------------------------

Sr. No.

Name of village (with Hadbast No.)

2

Ab]u (174)

2 Akalia Kalan (8)

3 AkaJia Khurd (7)

4 Amargarh (161)

5 Baho Jattri (3)

6 Baho Sibian Patti (2) Basawa Singh

7 Baho Sibian Patti (1) Dharam Siol,(h

8 Baladewala (73)

9 Balahar Mehma (17iJ)

10 Balahar Vinjhu (1'6)

11 Baluana (77)

12 Behman Dewana (74)

13 Bhagu (59)

14 Bhisiana (180)

15 Bhokhra (160)

16 Bir Behman (75)

11 BiItalab Urr (68\ Talabnai

18 Burj Mehma (118)

19 Chak Goniana (164) Kalan

20 Chak Goniana (165) Khurd

21 Chak Jandanwala (156)

22 Chak Jeeda (IS7)

23 Chugha Kalan (79)

24 Chugha Kburd (76)

25 Dan Singbwala (171)

26 Deo,n (177)

27 Ganga (173)

28 Gebri Devi Nagat (63)

29 Gill Patti (71)

30 Goniana Kalan (162)

31 GoniaUa Khurd (163)

Location Code (Manual)

3

1991 Census

Lo~ation Code (Computer)

4

Bathinda Tabsil (Par!)

20/11/2/65

20/11/2/75

20/11/2/74

20/11/2/81

20/11/2/50

20/11/2/48

20/11/2/49

20/11/2/42

20/11/2/70

20/11/2/77

20/11/2/53

20/11/2/43

20/11/2/39

20/11/2/60

20/11/2/32

20/11/2/44

20/11/2/45

20/11/2/61

20/11/2/78

20/11/2/76

20/11/2{85

20/11/2/86

20/11/2/54

20/11/2/52

20/11/2/71

20/11/2/62

20/11/2/72

20/11/2/33

20}11/2/40

20/11/2/80

20/11/2/79

20/li/onO/OOS5

20/11/0020/0075

20/11/0020/0374

20/11{0020/0081

20/li/OnO/OD50

20/11/0020/00~2

20/11/0020/0049

20/11/0020/0042

20/11/0020/0070

20/11/0020/0077

20/11/0020/0053

20/11/0020/0043

20/11{0020/0D39

20/11/0020/0060

20/11/0020/0082

20/11(0020/0044

20/1I/0020/0MS

20/11/0020/0061

20/11/0020/0078

20/11/0020/0076

20/11/0020/0085

20/11/0020/0086

20/11/0020/0054

20/11}0020/0052

20/11/0020/0071

20/11/0020/0062

20/11/0020/0072

20/11}0020/0033

20J11/0020J0040

20J11/0020/0010

20/11}0020/0079

Location Code (Manual)

5

17/11/2/HJ

17/11/2/5

17/11/2/6

17/11/2/30

17/11/2/88

17/11/2/99

17/11/2/89

17/11/2/78

17/11/2/4

17/11/2/19

17/11/2/82

17/11/2/79

17/11/2/61

17/11/2/12

17/11/2/31

17/11/2/80

17/11/2/74

11/11/2/15

11/11/2/22

11/11/2/21

17/11/2/28

11/11/2/24

17/11/2/85

17/11/2/81

17/11/2/3

17/11/2/16

17/11/2/1

17/11/2/72

17/11/2/76

17/11/2/20

17/11/2/23

1981 Cen!u!

Loeation Code (Computar)

6

17/H/Gi20/0no

17/11/0020/0035

17/11/0020/0006

17/11/0nO/0()30

17/11/0::120/0088

17/11/0020/Q.o90

17/11/0029/0989

17/11/0020/0078

17/11/0020/090~

17/11/0020/0GI9

17/11/0020/0082

17/11/0020/007~

P /11/0D20/00SS

17/11/0320/0012

17/11/0020/0031

17/11[0020/0080

17/11/0020/0~74

17/11/0020jOGI5

17/11/0020/0922

17/11{0020/0021

17/11/0020/0028

17/1)/0020/0024

H{1l/0020/008S

17/11/0020/0081

17/11/0020/0003

17/11/0020/0016

17/11/0020/0001

17/1.110020/0072

17Jl1J0020/0016

17/11/0020/0020

17/11,/002010023

84

AL'PI1ABE1'lCAt .UST 011 \TILtAGli!S B"ATIUNDA C.D. BLOCK

1991 Census 1981 Census Sr. Name of village

----~-----~--- --------------~--No, (with Hadbast No,) Louation Location Location Location Code Code Code, Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

1 . 2 3 4 5 6

'B!ttninda Tahsil (Part)

32 ,6uhibgarh VIr Nafwala~ ,

(58) '10/11/tf36 20f11/0020fo036 17/ll/2{67 17f11/0020f0067

33 Har Raipur Vrf Bhokhri

(158) 20/11/2/84 20/1.1/0020/0084 17/11/2/29 17/11/0020/0029

34 Jandanwala (155) 20[1112/88 20/11/0020/0»88 17/11/2/27 17/11/0020/0027

35 Jasst Pauwali (61) 20/11/2/32 20/11/6020/0032 17/11/2/70 17/11/0020/0070

36. Jeeda' (153) 20/11/2/87 20/11/0020/0087 17/11/2/25 17/11/0020/0025

37 _ 'jllumba (5) 20/11/2/55 20/11/0020/0055 17/11/2/86 17/11/0020/0086

38 Jodhpur Romana (64) 20/11/2/31 20/11/0020/0031 17/11}2/73 17/11/0020/0073

39 Karamgarh (78) 20}11/2/57 20/11}0020}0057 17/11/2/83 17/11/0020/0083 Sattran

40 Katar Singhwala (62) 20/11/2/37 20/11/0020/0037 17/H/2/71 17/11/0020/0071

41 Khemuana (154) 20/11/2/89 20/11/0020/0089 17/11/2/26 17/11/0020/0026

42 Kbialiwala (159) 20/11/2/83 20/11/0020/0083 17/11/2/32 17/11/0020/0032,

43 Killi Nibal Singh (179) 20/11/2/64 20/11/0020/0064 17/11/2/11 17/u/0020foOll

44 Kot Shamir (57) 20/11/2/34 20/11/0020/0034 17/11/2/66 17/11/0020/0066

45 Mehma Bh~gwana (176) 20/11/2/63 20/11/0020/0063 17/11/2/9 17/11/0020/0009 ,

46 Mehma Sada (168) 20/11/2/67 20/11/0020/0067 17/11/2/17 17/11/0020/0017

47 Mehma Sarkari (175) 20/11/2/66 20/11/0020/0066 17/11/2/8 17/11/0020/0008

48 Mehma Sawai (169) 20/11/2/69 20/11/0020/0069 17/11/2/7 17/11/0020/0007

49 Mian (66)' 20/11/2/47 20/11/0020/0047 17/11/2/91 17/11/0020/0091

50· Muliaoia (67) 20/11/2/46 20/11/0020/0046 17/11/2/92 17/11/0020/00n

[ 51 Naruana (65) 20/11/2/30 20/11/0020/0030 17/11/2/93 17/11/0020/0J93

52 Nehianwala (167) 20/11/2/68 20/11/0020/0068 17/11/2/18 17/11/0020/0018

53 Pbus Mandi (60) 20/11/2/38 20/11/0020/0038 17/11/2/69 17/11 /0020/0059

54' Sardargarh (80) 20/11/2/56 ),0/lt/0020/0056 17}11/2}84 17/11}0020}0084

55 Sibian (72) 20/11/2/41 .:20/11/0020/0041. 17/11/2/77 17/11/0020/0077

56 Teona (4) 20/11/2/51 20/11/0020/0051 17}11/2/87 17/11/0020/0087

57 Virk Kalan (181) 20/11/2/59 20/11/0020/0059 17/11/2/13 17/11/0020/0013

58' Virk Khurd (182) 20/11/2/58 20/11/0020/0058 17/11/2/14 17/11/0020}0014

59 WarR'andL (172) '20/11/2/13 .2t'J/ll/0029/0073 17/11/2/2 17/11/0020/0002

ViLLAGE DIRECTo'R~

BATHINDA C.D. BLOCK

VILLAGE

.8A1rHIN'DA C. D. BLOCK Amenities and

Loca"" Name 'bhillage tion4 (witb"Hi\l.1bast'No.) Code No.

2

30 Naruana (6S)

31 Jodhpur Romana (64)

32 Jassi Pauwali (61) .

Total area of the village (in beatares}

3

Total popula­tion and. number

of house­holQs

4

Amenitio3 available (if not available within the villaoe, a dash. (._) is shown in tbe column and next to it in brackets" the distance in broad ranges viz.,_5 kms .• 5-10 kms .• and IO+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is giV{ln)

---------------------------------1?dua~- MedicaJ Drinking Post Day or Communi-tlonal water & days cation3

5 6

(pota ble) Tcle- of the (bus

7

graph market/ stoP.

8

Hat, if railway any sl ation,

water­way)

9 .• 10

BathlDds

1438.00 3,185 (527) p, M, H D T.HP PO -(5-10) BS. RS

1.012.00 2.039

1,028.00 2,862

(368) p. M, H .

(460) P. M, H

-(-5) T,HP -(-5)

-(5-10) W, TW. HP PO

-(5-10) BS

-(-5) BS

33 Gohri Devi Nagar (63) 1,953.00 3);]5 (561) P, M, H D T, HP PO

T, TW, HP, PO,

-no+) BS, RS

34 Kat Shami! (57) 4.607.00 8,341 (1396) P(2), M.H D, RP

36 Gulabgarh Urf (58)' Naiwa11l

37 Katar Singbwala (62)

~8 Phus Mandi (60)

39 Bhagu (59)

40 Gill Patti (7.1.)

41 Sibian (72)

42 Baladewalll (73)

573.00 1.561 (262) p, M. H

564.00 1.532 (233) p

404.00 1,515 (265) P

1.164.00 1,837 (279) P

883.00 2,921 (488) F,M

1,374.00 4,645 (784) P,M,H

708.00 2,044 (342) p, M

D

-(-5)

-(-5)

.... (-5)

D

D

RP

C Phone -(10+) BS

T.HP _(5-10) -(5-10) BS. RS

T, W, TW, _(_5) HP

_(5_10) BS, RS

T, !iP _(5_10) -(5-10) BS, RS

T, HP -(5-10) -(5 -10) BS. RS

T, TW, HP, PO -(5-10) BS C

T, TW, HP, PO C

T, HP -(-5)

_(5_10) BS

-(10+) BS

43 Bebman Dewana (74) 1.749.00 4,631 (772) P,PUC H, D, RP T, HP PO -(10+) BSRS

44 Bir Bohman (75)

45 Birlalab Urf (68) Talabnoi

46 Multania t67)

47 Mian (66)

48 Baho Sibian Patti (2) Basawa, Sipgh

49 Baho Sibian Eatti (I) Dharam SiDgb

50 Baho Jattri (3)

51 Teona (4)

52 Chugha Khurd (76)

53 Baluana (77)

699.00 2,026 (333) D, RP

529.00 3,130 (560) P(2) RP

796.00 1,191 (211) P, M, H RP(3)

403.00

178'00

183.00

374.00

769 (137) P

413 (62) P

451 (60)' -(-5)

864 (140) P

1,329.00 3,225 (517) P, M. H

844.00 2,048 (359) P

1,798.00 3,944 (678) p. MfH

RP

-(-5)

_(_5)

He,D

H

RP

RP D,

T,HP

HP

PO

-(-5)

PO

-(-5)

-(5-10) -(-5)

-(5-10) BS

-(5-10) BS

-(5-10) BS

T,HP

HP

T,HP -(5-10) -(10+) BS

T, TW.HP, -(-5) C

T. HP, e _(_5)

Phone

-(5-10) BS

-(5-10) BS

-(10+) BS T,HP,C

T.HP,C

T,HP

-(5-10) -(10+) BS

PO -(10+) BS

DllRECTORY

land UOJC

App- Neate,! roach tOWl] to and village distance

(in kms.)

11 12

Tahsil (Part)

PR Batbindh (9)

PR Bhatinda (6)

PR Bhutinda (4)

PH Bathinda (10)

PR Bathinda (ll)

PR Bathinda (6)

PR Bathinda (9)

PR Bathinda (6)

PR Bathinda (8)

PR Rathinda (8)

PR Rathinda (5)

PR Bathinda (10)

PR Bathinda (10)

PR Bathinda (7)

PR Bathinda (5)

PR Bathinda (6)

PR Bathinda (8)

PR Bathinda (10)

PR Sangat (8)

PR Bathindn (10)

PR Bathinda (12)

PR Batbinda (10)

l'R Giddarbaha (10)

Power Supply

13

ED.EAG

ED

ED. EAG

ED

EA

ED. EAG

EA

EA

ED.EAG

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

BA

EA

EA

EA

ED.EAG

EA

87

Land use (i. e. area under different tYP!3 of land use in he;tares roundej upto two decimal placos) --__ ------ ---__ ---_-----------_ -------- - - - --

Porest Irrigated by source

14 15

.. T(1280.00). GQfl36.00). W(98.00). TW(346.00)

.. 1'(713.00). GC(700.00). W(13.00)

., 1'(562 '00), GC(509 .00), TW(53 '00)

., T(1214.00). GC(1186.00). 1'W(2S .GO)

.. T(2458 .00). GC(2362.00). TWE(96.00)

., T(438.00). GC(420.00) .TWE(18. 00)

.. r(459.00). GC(440.00). TW(19.00)

., r(273.00). GC(202.00).lWE(71.00)

., T(603 .00). GC(309 .00). TWE(294 .00)

T(592.00). GC(529.00). TW(63.00)

., T(l233.00), GC(926.0[). TW(J07.00)

.. T(567 .00). GC(494 .00). W(57.00). TW(16.00)

., T(1483.00). GC(1293.00), TW(40.0Q) TWE(150.00)

., T(624 .00). GC(624. 00)

T(448.00). GC(4H.OO)

.. T(703 .. 00). GC(703 .00)

.. T(312.00), GC(312.00)

.. 1(147.08). GC!44.0D). TW(3.00)

.. T(130.03). GC(1l7.00). TW(l3.00)

.. T(303.00). GC(290.00). TW(13.00)

.. T(943.00).GC(890.00), TW(53.00)

.. T(718.00). GC(718.00)

.. 1(1367.00), GC(1204·00). TW(163.00)

Un-irri­ga,ed

16

56.00

195.00

364'00

605.00

1.837.00

72.00

56.00

19.00

33.00

190.0:)

35.00

89.00

75.00

40,.00

80.0[)

28.03

70.00

11.0)

19.0:)

23.00

244.03

70.00

267.00

Cultur­able waste

(inalud­ing llauchar and groves)

17

9.0J

22.08

5.00

11.00

ArCla not available for culti­vation

18

9J.O~

82'.00

102·00

129.00

312.00

63.00

49.00

112.0D

528.00

90.0:)

106.00

52.03

191.0:3

35·.00

1.00

65.03

21.00

20.00

34.00

48.00

142.00

56.00

~64.00

88 . . VILLAGE

BATHINDA C. D. BLOCK Amenities and

Loca- Name of village tion (with Hadhllst No.) Code ."tJ§.

2

54 Chugha Kalan (79)

55 Jhumba (5)

56 Sardargarh (80)

57 Karamgarh (78) Sattran

51! Virk Khurd (182)

59 Virk Kalan (181)

60 Bbisiana (180)

61 Burj Mehma (178)

62 Deon (177)

63 Mehma Bhagwana (176)

604 !(illi Nibal Singh ~179)

65 Ablu (174)

66 Mehma Sarkari (175)

67 Mehma Sarja (168~

68 N,ehianwala (167)

69 Mehma Sawai (169)

70 Balah~r Mehma (170)

71 DatlSinghw?la (171)

72 Ganga (173)

73 Warkandi (172)

74 Akalia Khurd (7)

75 Akalia Kalan (8)

76 Chak Goniana (165) Khurd

77 Balahar Vinjhu (166)

78 Cliak Goniana (164) Kalan

Total area of the village (in hllctares)

Total p')plla­tion .and number of houso­hOlqs

Amenilie3 available fif not available within the village, a dash (- ) is shown in the column and next to it in b.lakcets the distance

in bro)d range.> viz,_ 5 kms, 5 -1 0 kms., and 10+ kms, of the nearest place wnera the facility is available is given) ---------------------------------Educa- Modica! Drinking Post Day or Communi-t!o~al Watllr • and days cations

3 4 5 6

(Potable) Tele- the (bus

7

graph market/ stop, hat, if railway

8

!lnY station,

9

water­way)

10

1,847.00 3,423 (SSI) l"(3) , M(2), D, RP (3) T, HP PO, PbOn~

Blthiada

-(lOt) BS (H(2),PUC

1.819.00 3,301 (525) P,M,H D

989.00 2,030 (344) F. M, H 'D, RP

478.00 1.258 (225) P RP

no.OCl 1.896 (353) P, M -(-5)

1.329.00 2.314 (346) p. M. H D

684.00 4,256 (872) P -(-5)

1.222.00 ' 2,273 (345) p, M HC, D

:,162.00' 5,6111 (847) .p, M, H D, FPC

637.00 1.240 (234) P -(-5)

576.00 2.180 (378) P, M, H MH, D

3,524.00 5,869 (872) P(2),M PHC

607.00 1.360 (218) P -(-5)

T,HP

T,HP

T,HP

T,HP

T,HP

T,HP

T,RP

T, RP.C

T,HP

T,HP

T.RP

l",HP

PTWl, Phone

PO

-(-5)

PO

P:J . PO

PO PO, Phone

-(-5)

-(-5)

PO

-(-5)

-(lOt) BS

-(5-10) BS, ItS

2_(5-10) BS

-(5-10) BS

-(5-10) as -(lOt) as -(10 +) B3

-(lOt) BS

-(5-10) BS

-(10 f..) BS

-(10+) BS

-(5 -10) BS_

2,773.00

1.702.00

6,200 (978) p, M, H

5,208 .(863) P(2), M

H, MR, PH C T, HP, C PO -(5-10) BS

MH,D

1.637.00 4,038 (683) P H, PHC

668.00 1.627 (270) P -·(-5)

1.492.00 2,601 (368) P(2),M RP

U71.0a 2,526 (405) P, M, H D

377.00 1.257 (225) P .-(-5)

314.00 500 (102) P -(-5)

1,578.00 3,541 (615) P, M, H H

126.00 446 (~O) P -(-5)

T,TW,HP PTO Phone

T, TW, HP PO

T, TW, HP -(-5)

T, HP -(-5)

T,HP PO

-(-5) BS, J

-(5-10) BS

-(5-10) BS

-(5-10) BS

-(5-10) BS

HP

HP

T,HP

HP

-( -5) -(5 -1 0) BS

-(-5) -(5-10) BS

-(-5) -(5-10) BS

-(5-10) -(5-10) BS

547.00 1,568 (299) P·,Ii. H, MCW, T, W, TW, PTO, -(-5) BS MH, CWC. HP, C PQOlle }ie, D, RP

100.00

DIRECI'ORY

land use

App­roach/ to village

11

Nearest town and distance (in killS)

12

Tahsil (Part)

PR Giddarbaha (10)

PR Giddarbaha (10)

PR Giddarbaha (8)

PR Giddarbaha (8)

PR Giddarbaha (6)

PR Giddarbaha (8)

PR Bathihda (14)

PR Bathinda (13)

PR Goniana (10)

PR Goniana (7)

PR Bathinda ( 12)

PR Goniana (10)

PR Goniana (6)

PR Goniana (6)

PR Goniana (1)

PR Goniana (6)

PR Goniana (6)

PR Goniana (8)

PR Goniana (10)

PR Goniana (7)

PR Goniana (7)

PR Goniaoa (8)

PR Goniana (7)

PR Goniana .(2)

inhabited

Power Supply

13

EA

ED. BAG

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

54

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

ED. BAG

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

Sg

Land use (i. c. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimial places) -----------~--------------------~----Porest Irrigated by source Un- Cultur- Area not

irri- able available

14 15

T(1614 .00). GC(1614 .00)

T(1185.00), GC(1l54.00). W(31.03)

T(690.00). GC(690.0Q)

T(421 .QO). GC(403 .00), TW(18. 00)

T(562.00). GC(550.0Q). TWE(2.03)

T(644.0~). GC(644.00).

T(134.00). GC(134.0)

T(93-LOD). GC(934.0:J)

T(1912.00). GC(1889.00). TW(23.03)

.. T(429.0::)). GC(417 .OJ), TW(12.0J)

T(387.00). GC(383.OJ), TW(4.0J)

T(2327.00), GC(2223.00). TWE(lOLOO)

T(391.00). GC(38I.m), TW(IO.OJ)

.. T(1627.00). GC(J605.QO), TW(22.03')

.. 1(1303.0:)). GC(1111.00), TW(l92.0~)

.. 'I(140) .O~). GC(1392.00), TW(l7 . OJ)

'I(588.00), GC(579.0J). TW(9.00)

.. T(935.0(), GC(910 .03). lW(17 .00) TWE(8.0J)

.. T(6.00.00}. GC(564.00), TW(30.00) TWE(6.00)

T(230.00). GC(229.0:J). lW(UlO)'

T(291.00). GC(172.0J). TW(119.00)

T(1141.00), GC(560.00), TW(581.00)

T(114.00). GC(114.00)

T(404.00). GC(404.00)

gated waste for culti· (includ- vatio;) ing gauchar and grOves)

16 17 18

135.00 93 .0)

435.00 26.00 173.0)

223.03 76.09

12.03 45.0)

111 .OJ 47.0)

340.0) 9.00 336.0)

17.0;) 4.00 529.0)

193.0J 95.0;J

87.03 l(j3.0)

165.0::1 42.0)

138.00 1.0) 50.0)

901.00 .. 296.03

179 :OJ 37.0)

982.08 164.0)

216.00 183.0:1

9~.0:J 6.0:> 128'OJ

22.00 12.0n 46.0)

225.00 200.0n 132'0:1

173.00 326.00 72.00

50.00 75.0) ::2.03

23.03

311. 00 126.03

12.00

42.00 101.00

BATHINDA C. D. BLdCK Amenities aDd

Loca- Name of village tion (with HadbMt No.) Code No.

total area ot the village (in hectares)

Total population and number

of house­hold3

Amenities 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.-5kms, 5-10 kms. and 10+ kms of the nearest place where the facility is available is given)

-------~--~----------------------

Educa­tional

Medical Drinking water (potable)

Post and Telc-:­graph

Day or days oltha marketl hat. it any

Communi­catioo. (bus stop. railway station, water­-way)

-----.------------------.--~-----------------------------------

2 3 4 5 6 8 9

-----------~-------~--~-------------------~-------------------

Bathinda

79 'Goniana Khurd (163) 530:00 1.211 (195) P -(-5) T.,HP -(-5) -(-5) BS

-80 Goniana Kalan (192), 713.00 1.589 (264) P -(-5) T.HP PO -(5-10) BS

81 Amargarh (161) 496.00 942 -(155) r.M -c- 5) T,HP - (-5) - (- 5) -(-5)

82 Bhokhra (160) 1.180.00 ' 3.328 (516) ~.M D T.RP PO. - (-5) BS PHONE

83 KhiaJiwala (159) 1:045.00 2.414 (400) P ewe T.HP PO -(-5) BS

84 Har Rail?ur Uri (158) 1.878.00 3.342 (503) P.M - (-5)_ T PO -(-5) BS Bhokhn .

85 ChakJandanwala (156) 43.00 Un-

86 ChakJeeda (1$7) 364.09 Un-

87 J.eeda (153) 1.651.00 4.552 ~699) P,M,H PHC T. TW.HP PO _(5-10) BS

88 Jandanwala (155) 2.346.00 4J170 (611) P,M,H FPC. T.HP -(-5) -(5-10) BS RP(2)

89 Khemuana (154) 768.00 2.620. (400) P.M.H /D T. TW.,ijP PO -(5-10) BS

-------------- ------------'--.-----------_---------------- - ----

64683,00, )A9.87:3

(24665)

P(62). M(33) H(24). PUC(2) C{O). TR(O) 1(0). AC(O) 0(0)

H(6). MCW(I) MH(4). CWC(2) HC(3). PHC(4) D(22). PHS(O) TB(O), FPC(2) NH(O). SMP(O) RP(20). CHW(O) 0(0)

numctoRY land use

App­roach to village

Nearost town

and distanco (in kms)

Power Supply

Land Use (i.e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Forest Irrigated by source Un­irri­gated

Cultur­able Waste (includ­ing gauchar and grove~)

Area not available for culti­vation

---------------------------------..----------------------------11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

_.-J.. _____________ - _________________________________________ _

Tabsil (part)

PR Goniaoa (3) EA T(425.00), GC(41'4. 00), TW(I1.00) 62.00 43.00

PR Goniaoa (5) EA T(536.00), GC(359. 00), TW(I77 . 00) 109.00 1.00 67.00

PR Goniana (2) EA T(338.00), GC(338.00) 121.00 37.00

PR Goniana (3) EA T(573 .00), Ge(S73.00) 520.00 87.00

PR Goniana (3) EA T(364.00), GC(364.00) 603.00 78.00

FR i Goniana (3) EA T(1070.00), GC(1070. 00) 693.00 6.00 109.00

i)lhabited

inhabited

PR Goniana (9) EA T(1275.00), GC(818.00), TW(457.00) 210.00 106.00

PR Goniana (10) ED. BAG T(1085.00), GC(1068 .00), TW(l? 00) 1139.00 4.00 118.00

PRo Goniana (7) EA 1(588.00), GC(_S08. 00), TW(80. 00) 112.00 68.00

----~------------------------------------------------------T(44096.00) GC(40234.00)

131~9.00 717.006204.00

W(199.00) TWE(749.00) TW(2914.00)

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

IN NATHANA C.D. BLOCK

95

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

NATHA:'IIA C. D. BLOCK

----_--1991 Census 1981 Conslls

Sr. Name of villaga -._ - __ .- --- ----- ____ 4 ___ o_---_______ No. (witn Hadl>~st :"10.) Lllcation I.ocation Location I.ocation

Code Coda Code Coda (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (G)'1lputer)

---2 3 4 5 6

------ ,_-- -Dalhinda Tabsl! (Part)

1 Bajolma (I 83) 20/11/2/91 3

~0'Il/0020/009 J 17/ 11/2/48 17/II/O::120/0J43

'2 Bath (197) 20/11/2/1 I 2(1/11/0020/0118 17/11/2/56 17/11/0::120/0056

3 H!laini (188) 20/11/2/9 20/11/0020/0095 17/11/2/53 17/11/0)],0/0J53

d Bhucho Kalan (201) 20/11/1/109 20/11/0020/010') 17/11/2/39 17,11/0)20/0)3)

5 Bhucho KhurJ (207) 20!l,l!2/110 20/11/0020/0110 17/11/2/37 17/11/0J20/01)37

6 Biblwala (174) 20/11/2/107 20/ II /0020/0 107 i7/11/2/35 17/II/O)20/0J35

7 Bud Dalla (184) 20/11I2/')7 20/11/0320/00')7 [7/11/2/52 17{1l/0J20/0J52

8 Bud Kahan (206) 20/11'2/116 20,'11/0020,0116 [7/11/2/38 17/11/0320/0038 Sing:lwala

9 Chak Bakhta (203) 20/11!2/11 i 20,'11/0020/0114 17(11/2/61 17/11/0J20/0)'i I

10 Chak Patch (205) 20;11,2/1[2 20/ll/0020/0112 I7/! 1/2/63 17/11I01D/OO53 S:nghwala

11 Chak Rilm (204) 20/11/2/113 20/11/0020/0113 17/1 t/2/6~ 17/11/0)20/0JH Sin~hwala

12 Dhilwan (177) 20/11/2/103 :!uj[ 1/0320/0103 17/1[/2'43 17/11 /OJ20/0) ~3

13 Ganga (180) 20/11/2/9') 20/llIOO2OJ009? 17!1l/2I,IS 17/11/J02')/0J IS

14 Giddar (181) 20/11/2/90 20/1110020/0'0)0 17/1i/2/4r, 17/11/0)2 J!JJ ~J

15 Gobindpura U't.Q) 25>1 i1l l /J,05 2gj 1110020/0 lO5 J 7/1 l./2J.1.L- 17/11/0)2'')/0033

16 Joganand (173) 20/11/2/106 20.'1110020/0105 17/11,2/3 ~ 17/11/0)20/0031

17 Kallan Maika \[86) 20/11/2,93 20, 11/0020/00)3 "

17/102/50 17/11/0)20/JJ50

18 Kalian Su(ha (lim 20/ll/219.J, 20/ll/0J20/0J)~ 17ill/2/51 17 /1l/OJ20/0)SI

19 Kalian 5ukha (185) 20/11/2/92 20/11/JJ20/0JJ2 17/11/2/4') 17/[ 1/0'J2J/OJ D

20 iehra HegHl (200) 20/11/1./117 20;II/OJ20/0117 17/11/2/40 17/11/0)20/lJ.)~'J

21 Lchl'a Dhulkat (194) 20/11/2/121 20/11/oo20/0W 17/11/2/57 [7/11/0)20/0)57

22 Lelua Khana (202) 20/11/2ilI5 20/II/OJ20;0115 17/11/2/60 17/11/0J20/0)5)

23 Lchl'a Mohabat (196) 20/ !I/2/ 119 20/11/0020/011'.) 17/11/215) 17/11/0J20}JJ5)

24 Leht'a Sondha (195) 20/112/120 20/11/0020/0120 17/11/2/53 17/11/0020/0058

25 Mari (191) 20{Il,2/96 20/11/0020/00,);) 17/11/ 12/5 ~ 17/11/0020/0J51

26 Mo]].la (175) ~O/11;2/103 20; 11/0,)20/0103 17/11/2/3.; 17/11/0)20/0036

27 Nathana (179) ;::0/11,2100 20/ll/0J20/010J 17/ll/2/·H 17111!OJ20/0J II

28 Nathpura (182) 20/11/2/93 20/11,0020/0J)3 17dl/2/41 17/ i 1/0020/0J 17

29 Paohla (1981 20/l1/12,101 20: ll,·0.)20/0:0 1 17/11,2,55 17/11/0J20/0J53

30 Poonli U78) 20/ !I/2; Ill2 20/ li/002l)/0 i 02 17; 11/2(-12 17,' 11/0J2.0/0J 12

31 Soman (199) 20.'11!2/10~ 20/ Il,0020/010~ 17/11/2/.11 17/11/00]'0/OJ II

32 Tlingwa h (20B) 20/11,2/111 20/ [1/0020/0111 17/11/2/64 17/11/0020/0054

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

NATHANA C;.D. BLOC"-

Loca- Name6\' vllla~ tion' -(witn'Hadbast l'l'o.) Code No.

2

90 Giddar (181)

91 Bajoana (183)

92 KaJlan Sukha (185)

93 KaHan MaIka (186)

94 KaHan SUdha (187)

95 Bhaini '\IS8)

96 Mari (191)

97 Bud Dalla (184)

98 Nathpura (182)

99 Ganga (180)

100 Nathana q 79)

101 Poohla (198)

102 Poohli (178)

103 Dhilwan (170)

104 Seman (199)

105 Gobindpura (176)

106 Joganand (l73~

107 Bibiwala (174)

108 Mehna (175)

109 Bhucho Kalan (201)

pO Bhucho Khurd (207)

ill Tungwali (208)

ll2 Chak Fateh (205) Singhwala

98

VILLAGE

Amenities and

'Total area of the village (in hectares)

Total population and number

Amenities available (if not available within the vi\\age, a dash (-) is s\1()wn in c.)lumn and next to it in brackets the distance in broad. tangs viz.-5 kms., 5-10 kms and 10+ kms. of the nearest place where the facility is aVailable is given)

of house~ holds..

~----~-__.-------- ------

3 4

Educa­tional

5

Medical

6

1.030.00 2,121 (346) p, M, H cwe. D

632.00 1,671 (270) P PHe

Drinking Post water and (potable) Tele-

graph

7 8

Da:t or da}s of the market/ hat, if any

9

COnllUU­nications (bus stop, railway stations, Water­Way)

Bathlnda

T, TW, HP. C -(-5) -(10+) BS

T, HP -.(5-10) -(10+) BS

2,358.00 3,637 ~588) p, M, H H. MH. RP T. TW, HP -(5-10) -(10+) BS

822.00 L507 (235) P RP T,BP PO -(10+) as

524.00 1.379 (223) P

587.00 2.432 (349) p. M

653.00 975 (152) P

284.00 339 (51) P

RP

D

-(-5)

-.(-5)

1.032.00

862.00

2.383.00

2,257 (354) P PHC

2,198 (328) P CWC,D

6,420 (1005) P(2), M(2). PHS. RP(6) H(2). PUC

2,249.00 5,091 (849) P. M, H

1.168.00 3,122 (560) P,M, Ii 448.00

1,104.00

1,544 (221) r. H

3,581 (546) P(2). M. H

2,791.00 6,008 (949) P, M, H

524.00 1,653 (272) P

PHe, RP

H

H

D

D,RP

-.(-5)

886.00 2,071 (356) P(2), M, H -(5-10)

835.00 13.047 (4241) P RP

3,290.00 5.893 (984) P, M, H H

HP

T.HP

HP.C

T.HP

-(-5)

PO

-(-5)

-(-5)

-(10+) DS

-(10+) BS

-(5-10) BS

-(10+) BS

T. HP PO -(10+) BS

BS

BS

T, TW, HP,. C-(-5) -(-5)

T. HP PTO. -(-5) Phone

T, TW. HP.C PO -(-5) BS

T PO -(10+) BS

T

T.TW

T,RP

-(-5) -(10+) DS

PO -(5-10) BS

PO

T. TW.HP.C -.(-5)

T. TW.HP,C PO

HP -(-5)

T.TW.HP PO

-(10+) BS

-(5-10) BS

-(5-.10) BS

-(5-10) BS

-(10+) BS

1.81t).OO 3.856 (591) p. M HC, PHC,RP HP PTO, Phone

.,...(10+) BS

3,206.08 6,103 (937) P(2), M, H R T.HP

1,450.00 3,193 (525) p. M, H H,D T

PTO, PllOne

PO, Phone

-(10+) BS

-(-5) BS

land. use..

App­roach to viIlage

11

Nearost town and distance (in krns.)

12

rahsiJ (Part)

PR Blmeho Mandi , (15)

PR Rampura Phul (14)

PR Nathana (7)

PRo Rampu!a Phui (15)

PR Rampura PhuI (14) .

PR. Ramdura Phul,'(-7)

FR Rampura Phul (9)

PR Rampura PhuI (12)

PR Bhuc]1o tAandi (12)

PR. Nafua.na (2)

PR Bhueho Mandi (12)

PR Ramputa PhuI (101)

PR Bathinda (10)

PR Bathinda (12)

PR Bbucho Mandi (5)

PR Bathinda (10)

PR Bathinda (S).

PR Bathinda (6)

PR Bathinda (6)

'PR Batbinda (15)

PR Bathinda (16)

PR Bhucho Mandi (6)

PR Bhucho Mandi (3)

power Supply

13

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

E1;>-,:E,AG

EA

ED, EAG

E,A

EA

EA

ED.EAG

ED,BAG

ED,BAG

EA

EA

ED.1MG.

ED,EAG

EA

ED,EAG

EA

ED,BAG

ED,EAG

Land use «i. e. a-rea under different types of lane! use 4n hectares rou"ded; upto two decimal places).

---~---------------------~--------~---

Forests. Irrigated ~Y. sauree

14 15

.~ "" ...,..~ ....... "

T(-65{).OO), GC(24'6.00), T,W(404.00)

T(384.00), GC(203.00), TW(181.00)

T(1233.00), GC(739.00), TW(494.00)

• i~ T(739.00), GC(214.00), TW(348.00), TWE(l77 . 00)

T(321.00), GC(321. 00)

_T(434. 00)6·G9(25!r.00\ TW(102: ().i) TWE(81. 0)

.. 1'(530.00):- GC(363 ~ OIJ), TW(81. 0:» 'T,¥.E;(86.00)

T(128.00). GC(87.00), TW(26.00) TWE(15.00).

T(152·.00), GC(455. 00), TW(291~ 0:»

T(765~00), GC(456.00), TW(30.9.0a)

T(19J.O\ 90), GC(1449. 00). TW(4 71.00)

.. T(1864.-00), GC(1110.00), TWE(754.00)

T(760. ~P:r. GC(760. 00)

1'(371.00). GC(37l.00)

·T(587.00). GC(429 .00), TW(158 .00)

T(2113.00), GC(1463.00), TW(328.00) TWE(322.00)

1'.(485-:00r,.ee(384 .00), TWE{101.00}'

.. T(374.00), GC(290.00),TWE(84.00)

T(469.00). GC(469.00)

T(2286.00), GC(1743 .00), TW(543.00)

T(804.00), GC(3S5.00), TW(219.00) TWE(230.00)

T(2080.00), GC(1920.00), TW(81.00), TWE(79.00)

t(1160.00), GC(965.00). TW(195.00)

..

Un­irri­gated

16

Cultur­able waste (includ­ing gauchu and

grovos)

17

3'2t>. 00

i°l.OO

1005.00

Aro~ not available' for eulti­vatioD

13

54.00

47.00

120.00

8,00 20100'" 55.00

111.03 92.0)

10.1..0) 5:3'.0)

32.0~ 4.0) 8).0) . . 130.0J 2.?~ Or

199. o.a. SI.OJ

4r.00 56.0J

238.00 225.0:>

191.00 19~ OJ

301.00 107.00

38.00 39.00

420.00 97.0::1

9.00 669.00

, 2':00 1.00' 36.00

9.00 S03.00

300.00 66.00

74S.00 3.00 256.00

123.00 3.00 880.00

895.00 231.01)

190.00 100.G()

~.--

100

V1LLAGE

NATHANAC.~. ILQCE Amenities aJld

----Loca- Name of villa,. Tdtal Total 'AmGnitie~ available (it not available withirr tbe village, a dash tion (with Ha~bait NtI.) area popuJa- (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance Coil. ot the tion in broad ranges Vil."'-S kms .• 5-10 Kms. and 10+kms of tbe nearest N •. villa" and place wb~re tho facility is available is given)

(ill 'numlt.r ~~tates) €If

.lireuse- Bl!!uil- Medical Drinkin: Post Day or Commuai-h.1t1'i tifinl watcr and days of cations

(P.lable) Tal.- tbe (bus staph market! stop.

bat. it railway any sfatioR.

water-way)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 10 - ............... ,

•• thi'"

113 Caak ~alll Si.,a-(2i4) 7'1 .• ' 2.47' (4") wala"

P -(-5) T -(-5) -(-5) BS

114 Chak :Jakhta (203) 'S9Q.OQ 2.,94 (422) P,M PHC T, TW. HP,C PO -(5-10) BS

115 Lohra Khana (202) ~.367 .OQ 1.S37 (2iG) P PRC T,TW.HP.C PO --(-5) BS. ils 116 Burj Kahan Sillllt-(ZQIi) 437.00 1.454 (266) P -(-5) T. W. TW,C -(-5) -(10+) BS,RS

Wala

111 Leh,raBoga (200) 1,161·00 2,143 (459) l'M,n -(-5) T. TW,Hl' PO- -(-5) :as Hi Bath (197) 277 .. 00 11.211 (178) P -(-5) T.HP.C -(,-5) -(5-10) _(~5)

119 Lohra Mobabat (196) 2.Ci70.00 5.2.96 (867) P(2). M. H D HP pro -~5 _10) Bs, Rl

120 Lehra Sondha (195) 138.00 1.261 (203) P.M PHe T.W.TW, ( -5) -(5 -10) BS

121 Llhra Dhulkot (19~) 721.00 2,219 (359) P.M.H PRC TW,HP -(-5) -(S ..... J BS

19964.09 1.01.306 P(37). H(6). M(19) MCW(O)

(li3S!) H(16), MH~), PUO(l) CW (2) C(O). HG(1). TR(O) PHC(i) T(O). D(7). AC(O) PHS(l) .(8) TB{O),

PPO(Q) Nll(o). SMP(O) RP(13). CHW(O) 0(0)

... _L

DIRECTORY

land use

App­roach to village

II

Nearest town and~ distanoe (in kms)

12

Tahsil (Pact)

PR Bhucho Mandi

PR Bhucho Mandi

PR BhucllO Mandi

PR Bathinda

PR Rampura I'hul

PR Rampura Poul

PR Rampura Poul

PR Rampura PO'll

PR Rampura Phul

(2)

(5)

(4)

(16)

(6)

(9)

(6)

(5)

(3)

Power Supply

13

ED, EAG

EA

EA

EA

BD,BAG

ED, BAG

BA

EA

EA

101

Land use i. c. area under dif1ercnt typ55 of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Fore-t

14

Irrigated by source

15

T(401.00), GC(370.00), TW(31.00)

T(869.0~),GC(767.00), TW(60.00) TWE(42.QO)

T(968.00), GC(485.00), TWB(4S3.00)

T(303.00), GC(l49.0:», TW(60.00) TWE(94.00)

T(654.03), GC(482.00), TWB(l72.0:»

T(253 .OJ), GC(211.0J), TWE(42 .O~)

1'(1773.0), G::::(1l9~.0), TIV2(58~.0)

T(419 .01), GC(20j .0)), TW 2(214 .OJ)

T(456.0), GC(263.0::l). TW'2(193.0,)

T(27303.00) GC(19168.00) TWE(3753.00) TW(4388.'()0)

Un­irri­gated

16

297.00

7.03

280.00

4.03

405.0J

22.0)

7l~ .0)

231.0)

192.0J

7H7.0J

Cultur­able waste (includ­ing gauchar and groves)

17

31.0)

Area not available for ouIti­vatiOD

18

63.00

14.03

119.0:J

130.0:>

103.0)

.2.0)

173.0)

58.0)

80.0)

4327.0)

" ~ r l~ < " t< $ '1 ,-",\::1-" .. O'7'e'i""~~"';' i't:. %& ~C' It ,=m ...... =:.,.

N S ..

(II :Ie () 0 ..J m c:i r.)

II I I r' -I ~i~' q' iii ' , , I . ....

",,'@ ~ ~ ~ : .. I' , II I ' , u

~ « If)

a 4 Z I!l « z ~ « « If) ..... W4.

~

+ !;1 it

€,) E&

i j ~ t u

i ';

) ~

.i (0

j

~ '" i .. . e

! ..

103

ALPHABETICAL LIS:r OF VILLAGES IN SANGA T C. D. BLOCK

106

,ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

SANGAT C. D. BLOCK

1991 Cansus 1981 Consu!

Sr. Name of village Location Location Location Location ')'1\). (with Hadbast No.) Code • Code Coda Code

(Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2 3 4 5 6

Talwandi Sabo Tahsil (Part) ~

30 Amarpur Ur] (112) 20JllJ3Jl 20) 11)0030)0001 17)11)3)1 17 }11}Otl30)OOOl Gurthuri

31 Bagha (119) 20/11/3/8 20/11/0030/0008 17/11/3/7 17/11/0030/0007

32 Bangi Dipa Singh (41) 20/11/3/19 20/11/0030/0019 17/11/3/15 17/11/0030/0015

33 Bangi Nihal Singh (38) 20/11/3/18 20/11/0030/0018 17/11/3/11 17/11/0030/001 [

34 Bangi Raghu (40) 20/11/3/5 20/W0030/000S 17/11/3/16 17/11/0030/0016

3: Bangi Ruldu (37) 20/11/3/17 20Il1/0030/0017 17/11/3/12 17/11/0~30/0J12

36 Bhagwangarh Urr (42) 20/11/3/21 20/11/0030/0021 17/11/3/18 - 17/ 1l'/0;30/0018 Bhukhianwali .

37 Chak RiTa Singh- (115) 20/11/3/4 20/11/(J030/0004 17/11/3/5 17/11/0030/0005 wala UrfPakka Khutd

38 Duewala (97) 20/11/3/22. 20/11/0030/0022 17/11/3/19 17/11/0030/0019 \

39 Jodhpur (116) 20/11/3/3 20/11/0030/0003 17/11/3/3 17/11/0030/0003 Bagga Singh Urf Phairam

40 Kail() Bandar (56) 20/11/3/86 20/11/0030/0086 17/11/3/21 17/11/0030/0;J21

41 Kot Bakhtu wi) 20/llJ3/25 20/11/0'J30/0025 17/11/3/13 17/11/0D30/0013

42 Malwala (42) 20/11/3/20 20/ 11/0~30/0J20 17/11/3/17 17/11/0030:0017

43 Manwala Urr (43) 20/11/3/24 20/11/0030/0024 17/11/3/14 17/11/0030/0014

44 Kishangarh

20/1"1/3/2 20/11/0030/0002 17/11/3/2 17/1 (/0030/00;)2 Pakka Kalan (114)

4S Pbalal'a Sokhu (117) 20/11/3/7 20/11/0030/0337 17/11/3/4 11/11/0030/0004

46 Shacgarh (95) 20/11/3/23 20/11/0J30/0)23· 17/11/3/2 17/11/0030/00;:12

47 Sukh Ladbi (39) 20/11/3/6 20/11/0030/0006 17/11/3/6 17/11/0030/0006

48 Tarkhanwala (l18) 20/11/3/9 20/11/0030/000:) 17/11/3/8 17/11/0030,'0))3

VILLAGE DIRECTORY SANGAT C. D. BLOCK

VILLACE DIRECTORY SANGAT C. D. BLOCK.

108

'VILLAGE ,

S.ANGAT C. D. BLOCK Amenities and

Loca-, Name of village tion (with Hadbast No.) Code No.

2

Raike Kalan (83)

2 Babadargarh (82) Jandian

3 Loo1 Bai (81)

4 langhi Rana (86)

S Raike Khurd (84) UtI Cbak Dana

6 Bam Biha (85)

7 Kaljha Rani (104)

8 Chak Attar (103) Singhwala

9 Bajak (87)

10 Ghudda (89)

11 Nandgarh (88)

12 Dhunike (102)

13 Bandi (107)

14 Kotli Sabo (105)

15 Fllridkot (106)

16 Pathrala (108)

1'7 Chak Kbarak (109) Singh Doomwali .

18 Chak Ruldu (113) Singhwala

19 Kisbanpura (110) uri Kutti

~O 3assi BagwaJi (111)

·2i Muhlan (lOP

~2 Kot Guru (100)

~~ 'Phuto Mithi (90)

~4 Sangat Kalan (99)

Total area .of the village (in bectares)

3

Total Popula­tion and number of house­holds

4

1.743.00 3,838 (611)

,641.00 1.371 (239)

467.00 1.248 (202)

1.764.00 3,352 (5?7)

Amenities available (if not available within tbe village, a dash (-) is shown in the co1umn 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 t'he tacility is avai lable is give~l ---____________ -.! __________ '"' _____ P __

Educa­tional

5

Medical

6

Drinking water (potable)

7

P(2)"M,H H. CWC,D T, HP

p

P

P,M

-(-5) T,BP

-(-5) T,HP

MCW, T, HP, C 'CWC,CHW

Post &. tele­graph

8

PO

-(-5)

Day or days of the market! hat, it any

9

Communi­oations (bus stop, railway statioD. water­way)

10

Bathlndll

-(5-10). BS

-(5-10) BS I

-(-5) -(-5) '135

-(-5) -(5-10) BS

384.00 961 (179) P ...:..(-5) T,HP -(-5) -(5-10) BS

1.341.00 2,381 (406) P -(-5)

1.501.00 2,962 (496) ,P, M -(-5)

936.00 2,159 (370) P H

1.091.00

1.890.00.

667.00

607.00

2,166 (346)

4,031 (663)

1.534 (249)

861 (165)

2.136.00 3,272 (567)

616.00 925 (164)

1,058.00 1,557 (283)

2,926.00 ~205 (850)

1.183.00 1.863 (320)

1.145.00 2,543 (491)

740.00 1,370 (239)

i,798.00

431.00

965;00

1,694.00

1.799.00

2.693 (470)

762 (128)

2,053 (350)

3,090 (521)

2.116 (377)

P

P,M

P

p

P

P

P

p,M,H

p

-(-5)

H

D

-(5-10)

D

-(-5)

-(-5)

D,CHW

-(-5;

P.M,PUC HC

P, PU,C -(-5)

P,M,H MH

P -(-5)

P -(-5) ,

P ..... (-5)

p. M, H H, D, RP

T,HP

T,HP,C

T.HP,C

T,HP.C

T. HP

T,HP,C

-(-5) -(5-10) BS

-( ..... 05) -(5-10) BS

PO -(10+) BS

·-(-5) -(10+) BS

PO -(10+) BS

PO ..... (5-10)

T, TW, HP, -(5_10) -(5-10) C

BS

BS

T,HP,.C PO -(5-10) BS

T, HP. PO -(10+) BS

-T, TW, HP PO -(10+) BS

T, HP,"C PO -(5-10) BS

T, TW,HP -",(-5) -(-5) BS

T, TW, HP PO -(-5)

-(5-10) -,-(5-10) BS

T,HP

T,HP,C

W,BP,C

T,HP,C

T,HP,G

PO, PhOne

. -(_:_S)

PO, Phone

-C-5)

pro, Pbone

-(-5) BS

....... (5-10) as --(-5) BS

~(-5) BS

-( -5) BS

~~--~------------~------------~----.----~--------~--~--~--~--------,----

109

DIRECTORY

land use ~---

App- ~;:arest Power Land me (j, e. arua Jnd('f different types of land use in hectares rounded roach tvwn Supj:ly upto tW0 dEdma1 p'acJ.,) to and - - - - - - ~ - ---- _" - - ---.- -village d;stance Pore,t Irrigated by &ource "C"n- Cultur- Area not

(in kms) irri- able available gatl!d wast<: for culti-

(includ- valio:l log gauuha r and gr oVes)

------ --~ ~ --~~ ~---------- ---II J~ 13 14 15 16 17 16

-- --~--- -_-- --~- ---~

Tahsil (Part)

PR Glddarbaba (8) EA T(1433.00), GC(l433.UO) 193.00 2.00 115.00

PR Giddarbaha (6) ED T(497.00), GC(497 .00) IIO.OO 34.00

rR Glddarba.1J (4) ED T(3!7.00). G0317.00) 122.00 27.00 1.0J

PR Giddarbaha fR) EA T(1359.0D), GC(1359.00l 274.00 131.00

PR Glddarbaha (8) ED f(249.00), GC(249.00) 89'00 46.00

PR Giddarbaha (10) EA T(956.00). GC(950.00) 304.00 81·00

PR Giddarbaha (8) EA T(l219 .00). GC(1214 .OO),TW(5 .00) 132.03 150.01)

PR G;ddarbahu (14) EA T(695.00), GC(695.00) 175.00 66.0()

PR Gidllarbaha (10) EA T(9~0.OO), GC(940.00) );1.00 70.00

PR Giddarbaha (tI) EA T(1262.0Q, GC026J.OJ 520.0J 28.0l) 80.00

PR Sang at (6) CD, BAG T(588.0(»), GC(58~.0()) 25.00 (l.OO 48.00

PR Sang at (9) EA Tl580.(0), GC(580.0l)) 27.00

PR Sangat (LO) bD T(1233.00). GC(1233.00) 853.0:> 50.0J

PR Sangat ( 12) ED,BAG T(469.00). GC(469.00) 115.0) 32.00

PR Sangat 112) ED. HAG T(094.00), GC(694.00) 343.0:) 6.03 25.03

PR Dabwali (5) f.A rU420.00), GC(J420.00) L339.03 161.0J

PI{ Dabwali (2) EI\. T(401.()O). GC(401.UJ) 654.00 128.00

PR Dabwah (5) ED,EAG r(993 .(0), GC(993.00} 51.U[l [01.00

PR Dabwali (7) :CD. BAG T(387 '00), GC(387' (0) 267 'OJ 86·00

PR Sangat (4) SA T(11Ut)·OO), GC(llOQ'QO) 508·00 190·00

F,R Sangat (7) BA T(212.00), GC(212 .00) 198.00 27.00

PR Sanga! (2) EA T(469.00), GC(469.00) 463.00 33.00

PRo Sang at (1) EA T(1l47 .00), GC(1147.00) 461.00 72.00 14.00

PR Sangat ( [) EA 1(1075.00), GC(l07S.QO) 589.00 8.00 i27.00

SANGAT C. D. BLOCK

Loea- Name of'"\'illage .tion (with Radba&t 1':fo.) Code No.

2

25 Anoorgarh Ur i (98) Macbhana

26 Gehri Buttar (93)

27 Mehta (94)

28 Gurusar Saine- (92) wala

29 Jai Singhwala (91)

T()tal area of the villag.: (in hectares)

3

484.00

[1.223.00

[1.204.00

988.00

1..838.00

Total population and number of house­holds-

<1

1.109

2.927

2.410

2.086

4.013

(199)

(472)

(391)

(378)

(645)

--_._---_._-,, __ . "

35.276.00 66.858 (11388)

~___.....,.,

110

VIIXAGE

Amenities and

Amenities available (if not aVailable within the village. a dash (-) is. sMwn in the column an.d next to it in braket s the uistance in broad ranges [viz.-5 knlS 5-10 kms' and 10+ kms of the Marest place where the facility is. aVd.i1able is givenl

--------------------------... -_ Educa- M~ical Drinking Post Day or Communi-tional Water and days cations

(potable) tete- of the (bus jVaph market) -stop.

hat, if railwa}' an~ station,

water ..

------------.------~~~ 5 6 7 8 9 10

.-_.----Batbinda

P!M D T,HP PO -( -5} BS

P.M D T. £Ip PO -(--5) BS ~

P.M.H HC.RP T.HP.~ PO -(S ..... 10) BS

P RP T. HP.R; -(-5) -(5 -10) BS

P D T PO ~(S:-10) BS

P(30), M(1l) H(4), MCW(I) H(5).PUC(2) MH(1), CWC(2) C(O). TR(O) HC(2), PHC(O) 1(0), AC(O) D(8), PHS(O) 0(0), TB(O), FPe(O)

NH(O) SMP(O) RP(3). CHW(2) 0(0)

......___ • ; .......... '$ ..............

DIRECTORY

land nse

App­roach to village

11

Nearest town and distance (ill kIllS)

12

Tahsil (part)

PR Sangat (4)

PR Sangat (4)

PR Sangat (8)

PR Bathinda (7)

PR Sanga! (5)

r--"-

Power Supply

-- ._-13

_. __ . EA

EA

EA

EA

ED.EAG

III

Land usc (i. c. area under diflerilni types of laud Use in hectares rounded uplo two decimal places)

Porest Irrigated by SQurce

14 15

T(328.00), GC(312.00), W(16.00)

T(718.00), GC(718.00)

1'(718.00), GC(718.00)

T(662.00), GC(662.00)

T(1342.00), GC(1294.00), TW(48.00) ._-_.

T(23463. 00) GC(23394. 00) W(Hi.OD) TW(53.00)

Un­irri­gatad

16

96.03

433.0:1

330.03

202.00

374.00

9301.00

Cultur­able waste (includ­ing gallohar and grQn,)

17

J.OJ

4.00

s.on

2.00

161.00

Area not available tor culti­vation

18

59.00

7:!.00

152.00

119.00

120.00

n51.0J

11'2

V1U,!<\GE SANGAT C.D.BLOCK Amenities -and

Loca':" Name of .village Total Total Amonitifj3 available (if not available _within th() village, a d<1sh tion (with Hadbast No·) area popula- (-) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance 'Code of tion in broad ranges [viz,~5 kms.,5_: 10 kms, and 10+ kms. 'of tbe rlearest 1'lQ. Village and place wh_ere the facility is available is given] _ ,

(in number hectares) of --~ - ,- ------..!.....-~--------;----~---~-!,.,-.,_

house- Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day or Communi-holds tionllJ water ~ days of cations

(PotabJe) tele- market/ bu~ stop, graph hat, if railway

any station, water-way)

2 3 4 5 6 f 8 9 010 -,

Jalwandi Sabo

Amarpuf Urf (112) 596.00 1,50? (215) p _.(-J) T,HP.e -(-5). _ :-.<..:-2) BS Gurthuri

,- _ ...... 2 Pakka Kalan (114) 3,153.00 7,065 (1201) P(2), M, H D T,HP,e PTO -.(-5) BS

• 3 Jodhpur Bagga (116)

Singh urf Pha! ran 817.00 1,634' (241) P -.(5-10) T,HP,e -.(-5) -.(5-10) BS

4 '. Chak Hira Singh· (lIS) 869.00 1,63B (258) 'I' -(-5') T,HP,C -(-05) -(5-10) BS-wala Urf Pakka Khurd

5 Bangi Raghu (40) 565,00 1,~94 (227) p, M D T,TW, PO ":"(5-10) BS HP.C

6 Sukh Ladhi (39) 800.00 2,184 (371). P -(-5) T,W,C -.(-5) -(5_10) BS

7· Ph<tlarlrB.ekhu .(1.l.J). 1.919.00 3.'7.68 (614) P,M_ -(5..-10) r..,.W; HP.,_,. Po. _ .. --(.J.0+4 BS. e

8 Bagha (119) 1.163.00 2,581- (430) P FPC T,RP,e -.(-5) -(-5) BS -9, ,Tarkhanwala (118) 1.220.00 1.584 (252) P -.(-5) T,HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

17 Bangi Ru!du (37) 1.609.00 3,552 (514) P,PUC RP T,W._HP -·(-5) ;;-(5-10) BS

18, Bangi Niha! Singh (38) 1.416.00 2.797 (468) P.M,H. PHS T,W.TW, -(-5) -(5-10) BS, RS PUC _}_;IP

19 Bangi Dipa Singh (41) 601.00 1.746 (297) P -(-5) '1', TW. HP. -(-5) '-.(5-10) BS C

20 Malwala (42) 780.00 2,106 (358) P D T,HP,C -(-5) -(10+) BS

21 Bhagwangarh Urf (42) 1.395.00 2,133 (341) P(2), M)(2) -.(-5) T,W,C -(-5) -($-10) BS Bhukhianwali H

22 Dunewala (97) 487.00 1,085 (170) P -(5-10) ·HP, e -.(5-10) -(5-10) BS

23 Shel'gal'h (95) 895.00 1,420 (235) P -(-5) T,HP #

-(-5) -(5-10) BS,RS

24 Manwala UrI '(43) 675.90 1.663 (265) P -(-5) T -(-5) ":"(10+) BS,RS Kishangarh

25 Kot Bakhtu (44) 1.743.00 3.857 (564) P D T PO -(10+) BS

26 Kaile Bandar (56) 1.132.00 3,569 (533) P D T, W.HP PO -(10+) BS

22,485.00 47.285 P(21), H(O). M(6) MCW(O)

(7554) H(3). MH(O), PUC(2) CWC(O)

0(0) C(O), He(O), TR(O) PRC(O) 1(0). D(5), AC(Or PHS(l) 0(0) TB(D) ,

FPC(I) NH(O), SMP(O) RP(1). CHW(O) 0(0)

nmECTORY

land use

App­roach to village

11

Nearest town and distance (in kms. J

I::!

Tahsil (Part)

PR Sangat (3)

PR Sangat (4)

PR Sangat (8)

PR Sanga! (9)

PR Raman Mandl

PR Raman Mandi

PR Raman Mandi

PR Raman Mandi

PR Raman Mandi

PR Raman M"nui

PR Raman Mandi

PR Raman Mandl

PR Raman Mandi

PR Ramah Mandi

PR Sangat (5)

FR Sangat (6)

PR Raman Mandl

PR Ramao Mandi

PR Raman Mandi

(6)

(5)

(9)

(2)

(3)

(7)

(5)

(6)

(15)

(5)

(10)

'to)

(10)

Power Supply

13

ED

bA

LA

EA

EA

ED

ED

EA

ED, EAG

ED

F:\

EA

EA

EA

ED

EA

ED

ED

EA

113

1.ao<l use (i. D. area IInder diiferent types of land use in hectares rounded uplo two decimal place»

-------------------------------------Forest Irrigated by sour~c Un- Culturable Area not irrigated waste dvailable

(in~lud- for culti· ing val ion gauchar and groves)

H 15 16 17 18

T(351.00), GC(351.0Q) 190.00 55.00

T(2325 .00), GC(2325. 00) 430.00 J~8.00

1'(752.00), GC(752 .0;) 7.00 58.0u

T(674.00), GC(674.00) 140.00 55.00

T(519.00). GC(519.0C) 5.00 41.0:>

T(748 .00), GC(748 .00) 52.00

T(1435 .00), GC(1435 .00) 362.00 122.00

T(767 .00), GC(767.00) 299.0J 87.00

T(621.00), GC(621.00) 532.0J 67.0J

T(1502.00}, GC(1502.00) 12.00 95.00

T(1202 .CO), GctI202.CO) 173.00 101.00

T(540.00), GC(540.00) 5.00 56.0il

T(643.0e), GC(643 .00) 67.00 15.00 55.00

1'(907.00), GC(907. 00) 398.00 4.00 86.00

T(3C2.00), GC(302. 00) 132.00 53.00

T(394.00), GC(394.UO) 388.00 113.00

T(573.00). GC(573.0\)) 28.00 6.00 68.00

1( 248.00), GC( 248.0J) 328.00 10.00 157.00

1'(830.00), G':(830.00) 80:1.00 102.00

T(l633.?J. 00 J .:1296.00 35.00 1821. 00 GC(16333. 00)

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES IN TAL\-VANDI SABO C. D. BLOCK

117

. .u...PHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

TALWANDI SABO C. D. BLOCK

1991 Census 1981 C!lnsus Sr. N aIDe 01 'Village ------- - ~---- --- ...... - ----~~-- ---------~o. (with Hadba~t No.' Location Locatio I Location Locati;lr

Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (C\lmp'Jtu)

.2 3 5 ()

----Batbinda Tahsil (Part)

1 Dhan Sil1!~h Khana (23) 20}11J2J35 20/11/0020/0035 17/ 1l1~,65 1 7/11/0(J10, 0065

Talwandi Sabo TahSil (part)

2 B,~ngher Charat Singh (48) ~0'lli3/32 30! 11/0030:0032 17/1t/3;27 17111/0030,0027

3 Bangher Mohabat (49) 2(), 11/3131 20,ll/0\)30/0,H I 17'] 1/3/2(;) ]7/11/0030/0026 Singh

4 Behman Jassa Singh (133) 2U:1J/3/72 20'11/0030/0012 17/ll/3{65 17/11/0030;0065

5 llehman Kocr (134) 20: 11/3/73 :?'0:II/0030/0073 17: 11 !3/73 17.'11 '01)3, l'O!)73 Singh

6 Bhagi Bander (46) 20/11/3/64 20/11/0030/0064 17/11/3/53 17/11 0(3).0053

7 Rha; Bakhtour (24) 20/11/3/37 2Ulll/0030/0037 17/11/3/30 17! II '\)111,1'\1030

8 Burj (14) 20,'11/3152 20/11/0030/0052 17/11/3/49 17111,'1)0.10'0049

9 Burj Serna (50) 20/11/3/36 20/1110030/003(1 17/11/3/28 17/11 '003.):,)1)28

10 Chathewala (54) 20/l1/3/28 20/11/0030/0028 17/11/3/23 17/ll/OO30,Otll3

1] Fatah BaJu (146) 20/11/3/85 20/11)0030/0085 17/1 J /3/85 17/11 0030, U08S

12 Fatehgarh (33) Nouabad

20/11/3/(;)1 20/11/0030/0061 17/11 :3/(,9 17/1 1 '(}(}3Q,(j069

l? Gadhianwali urf (30) Bhagwanpura

la, 11/3/59 2U/lII0030:0Q59 17/11/3/71 17lll 003J:0071

14 Gatwali (127) 20: 11/3/14 20111/0030/0014 17/11/3/61 ~ 7/11 'OO30'')J61

15 Gehlewala (135) 20/11/3/80 20;11/0030/0080 17/11/3}37,) 17/1 I/ou30ilJ379

16 Gehri Bara Singh (18) 20/11/3142 20) 11/0030/0042 17/ll/3}35 17/lli0030 ,lUJ5

17 Ghaso Khana (22) 20/11/3/38 20/1110030/0038 17/11/3/31 17/11/003,1:01)31

18 Giana (126) 20/11/3/13 20/11/1)030jooI3 17/11/3/60 17/ 11/OU31), J\)b(}

19 Golewala (142) 20:11/3/84 20111/0030/0l)~4 17/11/3/81 17/11,'0030,0082

20 Gurusar Joga (132) 20/11/3162 2011110030/0062 17/11/3/68 17!ll/P03Il,0068

21 Jajjal (35) 20:11/3/67 20i11/0030/0067 J7/ll/3/50 17/11/0U30/1)056

22 Jahi (25) :20)11/3/49 20/11/0030/U049 J7,1l/3/37 17/11;0030,0037

:?3 Jeon Singhwala (55) 2UJl1:3/27 20/11/0U3U/0027 17/11/3,'22 17/1 1/0030 "J022

24 Jodhpur Pakhar (27) ':;0,11/3/35 20/11/1)030,0035 17/1113129 17/II/Oil1O:OO29

25 Jogewa1a (128) lV,Il/3i71 lOllI/D030/0U71 17,11/3/62 17/11/0030,1)062

26 Ka]alwala (145) lU} 11;3;83 20/ II /0030/0083 ] 7Jlli3/U4 17/11 \)03(J, v\)34

27 Kamalu (120) 2'J/1l}3/16 20/11/0J30,'0"'1 (J 17/11j3/lU 17/IJ/Otl3fl 1)010

18 Kamalu (87) 2011113155 20!11/ll030;OO55 17)11/3)45 17111, llJ30 J,)~5

29 l<anakwal Urf (123) Rattang:uh

20111/3/11 20/11/0030/0011 17/11/3/59 17/11/0GJ() '0059

30 Kaureana (143) 20:1113j81 20) 11JOO30J81 17;11/3180 17/11/003\),0080

118

-ALPHABETICAL LIST SF VILLAGES

'tALWAM>I SA)JO C. D. BLOCK

--1991 Census 1981 Census

Sr. Name of village -----_-_.:..-._----No. (with Hadbast Noo) Location l.oation Location Location

Code Code Code Coda (Mat:Iual) SComputer) (Manual) (Computer) 0

1 2 3 4 5 6

---Talwandl Sabo Tahsil (Part)

31 Kishangarb Urf (19) 20/11/3/41 20/11/0030/0041 17/11/3/34 17 1ll/0030/0034 °Chinartbal

32 Kot Bbera (53) 20/11/3/29 20/11/0030/0029 17/11/3/14 17/11/0030/0024

33 Kotli Khuld (86) 20/11/3/54 20/11/0030/0054 17/11/3/44 17/11/0030/0044

~ KutiwaI Kalan (66) 20/11/3/45 20/11/0030/0045 17/11/3/42 17/11/0030/0042

'35 KutiwaI Kburd (67) 1'0/11/3/46 20/11/0030/0046 17/11/3/43 17/11/0030/0043

36 Lehri (139) 20)11/3/77 20/11/0030/0077 tT/ll)3/76 17/11/0030/0076

37 Lclewala (28) 20/11/3/34 20/11/0030/0034 17)11/3/51 17/H/OO30/0QSl

38 Leleana (36) 20)11}3/66 20/11/0030/0066 17/11}3/55 17/11/003010055

~9 Mabi Nanga1 (45) 20/11/3/65 20/11/0030/0065 17/11/3{54 17/11/0030/0054

~!J Maisar Khana (11) 20/11/3/43 20/11/0030/0043 17/11/3/36 17/11/0030/0036

'!lJ Malkana (125) 20/11/3/15 20/11/0030/0015 17/11/3/57 17/11/0030/0057

42 Manak Khana (20) 20/11/3/39 20/11/0030/0039 17/11/3{33 17/11/0030/0033

43 Mansa Kalan (13) 20/11/3/51 20/11/0030/0051 17/11/3/50 17/11/0030/0050

44 Mad (26) 20/11/3/S0 20i 11/0030/0050 17/11/3/38 17/11/0030/0038

45 Maur Charat Singh (IS) 20/11/3/48 20/11/0030/0048 17/11/3/39 17/11/00301/039

46 Menuans (137) 20/11/3/78 20/11/0030/0078 17/11/3/77 17/11/0030/0077

47 Mirziana (136) 20/11/3/79 20/11/0030/0079 17/11/3/78 17/11/0030/0078

48 Nangl~ (149) 2Q/11/3/15 20/11/0030/0075 17/11/3/75 17/11/0030/0075

49 Natheua (141) 20/11/3176 20/11/0030/0076 17/11/3/81 17/11/0030}0081

~O Natt (47) 20/11[3/33 20/1I/fJ030/0033 17/U/3/52 17/11/0030/0052

51 Phulo Kbari (124) 20/11/3/12 20/11/0030/0012 17/11/3/58 17/11/0030/0058

52 R.ai Khana (21) 20/11/3140 20/11/0030/0040 17/11/3}32 17}11/0030/oo32

50

3 Rajgarh Kuba (11) 20/11/3/S3 20/11/0030/0053 17/11/3/47 17/11/0030/0047

.?4 Ramgarh (51) Bhullder

20/11/3/30- 20/11/0030/0030 17/11/3/25 ]7/11/0030/0025

55 Ram Nagar Uri (16) 29/11/3/47 20/11/0030/0047 17/11/3/4Q 11/11/0030/0040 Kasaiwara

56 Ram Sara (122) 20/11/3/10 20/11/0030/0010 17/11/3/9 17/11/0030/0009

57 Ram Tirath Joga (32)' 20/11/3/60 20/1I/OO30/0060 11/11/3/72 11/11/0030/0072

58 Raya (144) 20/11/3/82 20/11/0030/0082 17/11/3/83 17/11/0030/0083

59 Sandoha (12) 20Jllj3/57 20/11jOO30j0057 17/11f3/48 17/11/0030/0048

60 Sangat Khurd (131) 20/11/3/68 20/11/0030/0068 17/11/3/66 11/11/0030/00£6

119 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

TALWANDl SABO C. D. BLOCK

1991 Census 1981 censlU Sr. Ndmc ,of village ------------_._ ----------------N.,?, (with Hadbast No.) Lo:::atio:1 wcatil)!l Lo;a.tion L<Jcation

Code Code Code Code (Manual) (CI)'llpllter) ('lfanu:ll) (Co'1lpater)

1 2 3 " S 6

Tah'andi &abo T.U (Part)

• 61 SalVaitob (88) 20/11/3/56 , 20/11/0J3()/()()56 17/11/3/46 ,17/11/0030/0046

62 Shekhpura (29) 20/11/3JSS 20/11/0()3()/()1)5S 11/11/3/70 .1 7/ll/0030/0070

63 Sin go (138) 20/11/3/74 2'o/11/0J3(j/1)()74 17fll/3/74 17/11/0030/0074

64 Talwaodi Sabo (34) 20/11/3/63 20/11/0030/()()63 17/11/3/67 17/11/0030/0067

65 Tarangali (129) 20/11/3/10 20/11/0J30/0na 1711113/63 17/1110030/0063

66 Toooa Pujarian (130) 20/11/3/69 20/11/0(30101)69 17/ll/3/64 .J. 7/11/0030/0064

67 Tbamangarh (65) 20/11/3/44 20/11/0030/(1)44 17/11/3/4t 17/11/003()/0041

121

VILLAGE~DrREctoRY TALWANDI SABO C. D. BLOCK

TALWANDI SABO C. D. BLOCK . -

Loca­tion Code No.

1

Name-of village (with Hadbast No.)

2

Total area ot'the village (in hectares)

3

- Total popula­tion and number ot house­holds

4

122

Vn.LAGE

Amenities and

Amenities available (it not available within the village. a dash (_) is shown in the column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges vi2.-5kms •• 5-10 kms. and lO+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is available is given)

Edugl­tiona I

s

Medical

6

/

7

Drinking water (Potable)

8

Post &

tele­graph

Day or days ofth" Marketl bat, it any

9

Communi­cations (bus stop. railway station. Water way)

10

Batbinda

35 Dhan Singh (13) 1142.00 1809 (323) P PRC T.HP -(-5) -(-5) BS Khana

------_. __ --------------------------------" ---1142.00 1,809 (323) P (I).

M(O) H(O), PUC(O) C(O), TR(O) 1(0), AC(O) 0(0)

H(O), MCW(O) MH(O), CWC(O) HC(O}, PHC(l) D(O), PHS(O), TB(O), FPC(O) NH(O), SMP(O) RP(O), CHW(O) 0(0)

DIRECTORY

land use

App­roach to village

Nearest town and distance (in kms.)

12

Tahsil (Pllrt)

PR KotPatta

Power Supply

13

(2) ED.EAG

123

Land usa 0. e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded up to two decimal places)

Pore;--I;dgated by s;;;;;;;---------U~--C~t:;~--Area~t irri- ab Ie a vailahla

15

T(916.QO).GC(S06.00). W(S9.0J). TWE(21.00)

gated ~aste tor culti_ !lnclud- vatioo Jog gauchar and groves)

16 IS

115.00 IS.00 93.00

--------------------------------------------T(916.00) GC(806.00)

. W(89.00) TWE(21.00)

115.00 18.00 93.00

TALWAND! SABO C. D. BLOCK Amellitielf. add

Loca­·tiotl~

Code No.

1

Name of vinas!! (with Hildbasf No.)

2

10, .Ram Sara (122)

11 Kllnakwal Urf (123) _Ratlangarh

12 Phul0 Khaf'i (124)

1j dian~ '(126)

14 'Gatwali (127)

15 Malkana (125)

16 Kamalu (120)

27 Jeon Singhwala (55)

28 Chathewala ~54~)

29 Kat Bhara (53)

30 Ramgarh (51) Bhunder

31 Bangher Mohabat (49) Singh

31 Bangher Charat '(48) Sin~h

33 Na tt (47)

34 Lelewala (28)

35 JodhpurPakllar ,(27)

36 Burj Serna (50)

37 BhaiBakhtour (24)

38 Ghaso Khana (22)

39 Manak Khana (20)

40 Rai Khana (21)

41 Kishangarh Urf(19) Chinarthal

42 G~hri Bara Singh (18)

Total' area O,f tHe village (in hectares)

3

576.00

1189.00

1192.00

1875.00

10tal popula­tion and number of house­holds

4

Amellities t\vailable (it not available within the· viiJllge. a d~ (-) is shown i r1 the- ~,colul1ln and IJllXt to in brackflts the distance in brpa(\l'anges vlz • ...".Skms .• 5-10 kms. and 10+kms: of the nearOSt place where the lacili t, is availablt-,'is given)' _ ,

---~---~---'--'------------------Educa- Medical Drinking Post Day Communi-tional water & or days cations

(Potable) '1ele- of (bus

6 7 •

graph marketl stoP. Hat if railway.

8

jlny s taiton. water­way)

10

19'6 (301) P

1612 (259) P

_(-5)

-(5-10)

T,it~.C •

T.TW.HP

-(-5) -r"':sj -(5-10) --:-(5-10)

1507 (258) P

3338 (554) P, I'v.f. H MCW, tWC.D

T.TW.HP

T.W,TW. HP

-(5-10) --(5-10)

-(--5) -(5--10)

BS

BS

701.00 1743 (306) P, M ~ew. T, \V,HP, -"(--5) -(10+) BS CWC c

2448.00 3873 (607) P,M,H MCW, T. HP PO. ,-(5-10) BS Phone

600.00

1463.00

1123 .. 00

989.00

606.00

337.00

442.00

1640 (221) P

2892 (495) P, M

2326 _OlSL P,~, f! 2269 (359), P, M. H

1527 (226) P

762 (136) P

1069 (168) P

493.00 1~36 (189) P, M

1270.00 3592 (570) P,M

1966.00

561.00

4072 (659) p. M. H

1454 (249) p. M'

811.00 1881 (316) P

313.00

263.06

1178.00

692 (109) P

403 (65) P

1579 (249) P

872.00 1939 (291) P

691.00 1229 (204) .. P

CWC.D

...... (-5) TW.HP.C -(-5) -(-5) BS

PHS T.W.HP,C -(-5) -(.5-10) BS

PHS _~ _1'.!. H~.C -:;::,(f:;;:!Q) -!$-10) __ BS

D T. HP -(-5) -(-5) -BS

- (- 5) T, HP - (- 5) - (5-10) 'BS

-(-5)

-(-,5)

-(-5)

-(-5)

T.HP

HP

T

-(-5) -(5-10) BS

-(_5)'" -(5--10) BS

-(-5) -'(5-10) BS

-(-5) -(5-10) BS

H.O T.HP PO

PO

-(5-10)' ·BS

_(10+) BS D.RP.ClI:W T.HP"C

-(-5)

D

-(-5)

PHC

T.HP -(-5) - -(10+) BS

H.D

cwe

T.HP -(--5)

T,HP -(-5)

T,TW,HP, PO C

T.nV,HP. -(-5) C

T. TW. HP. -(-5) C

_(5_10) BS

-(5-10) BS

-(5-10) BS

--'(5-10) BS

-(5-10) BS

App. roac]1 to ' viJlage

11

Nearest towh and distance (in kms.)

12

Tahsil (Part)

PR Raman Mandi (2)

PR Raman Mandi (10)

PR Raman Mandi (5)

PR Raman Mandi (6)

PR Raman Mandi (12)

PR Raman Mandi (6)

PR RamaD Mandi (2)

PR Talwandi Sabo (9)

PR Talwandi Sabo (7)

PR Kot Fat1a (3)

PR Kot Fatta (5)

PR Talwandi Sabo (7)

PR Talwandi Sabo (6)

PR Talwandi Sabo (5)

PR Talwandi Sabo (5)

PR MaurMandi (B)

PR MaurMandi (10)

PR Maur Mandi (10)

PR Kot Fatta (5)

PR· Maur Mandi (B)

PR Kot FaUa (5)

PR MaurMandi (B)

PR MaurMandi (5)

Powey Supply

13

EA

EA

ED,EAG

EA

EA

ED

ED

EA

EA

ED

ED

ED,EAG

ED,EAG

ED,EAG

ED, BAG

EA

ED

ED

ED

ED

ED,BAG

EA

EA

125 .

Land use (i. e. area under different types of land me in hectares rounded up,io two cjecimal places)

Forest Irrigated by source

14 15

T(331.00), GC(331.00)

T(311.00), GC(311.0Q)

T(312.00), GC(312.00)

T(1079.00), GC(I079.001

T(255.oo), GC(255.00)

T(ll31.oo), GC(1131.00)

T(544.oo), GC(544.oo)

T(1066.op)" pC(1066.Q~)

T(885.00), GC)B8S.00)

T(805.QO~, GC(805.00)

T(496.00), GC(4%.00)

T(273·QOl, GC(273.00)

T(373.oo), GC(373.0Q)

T(447·99), GC(447.00)

T(1l23.00), GC(1l23. 00)

T(l642.00), GC(I640.oo) W(2.00)

T{390.00), GC(390.00)

T(S45.oo), GC(540.00) W(S.OO)

T(242.00), GC(242.OQ)

T(179.00), GC(179.oo)

T(730.Q9), GC(730.oo)

T(781.00), GC(7B1.oo)

T(479.00), GC(479.00)

Un­ini­gated

16

204.00

B02.00

827.00

720.po

390.00

I1B4.oo

14.00

2B2.0Q

IS5.00

83.1)0

74.00

35.00

34.00

1.00

52.00

140.0\)

129.00

206.00

37.00

65.00

357.00

72.00

165.00

Cultur­able waste (includ­ing gaucbar and groves)

17

4.(10 I

Area not available for culti­vation

18

41. 0..0

76.pO

53.00

76.00

56.00

133.00

42.Q.l

l1S.p:>

79.0.0

19l.!4>

36.00

29.\).0

35:0:>

~5.p9

95.00

1~4.p.!>

42.00

60.0:}

34.01)

19.Q?

91.o.~

19.00

47.00

TALW ANDl SABO C. D. BLOCK

Lo~a· Name ot vil1age tion (with Hadbast No.) Codo No.

2

43 Maisat'Khana (17)

M. Thamangarh (65)

45 Kutiwal Kalan (66)

46 Kutiwal Khurd (61)

47 Ram Nagar Uri (16) Kasaiwara

48 Maur Charllt Singh (15)

49 Jatr! (25)

50 Mari (t6)

51 MansaKalau (13)

52 Burj (14)

1'otal area of tho village (in hectares)

3

2002.00

527.00

783.00

567.00

1768.00

907.00

384.00

249.00

910.00

731.00

-i26

VILLAGE

Amediiies and

Total popula­tion • and number of house­holds

Afne~ities available (if not ava'ilable within the villages, a' dash (-) is shown in the column and nellCto;it in brackets the distanoa in hraod ranges Vil. -5kms .• 5-10 kms" and 10+kms. of the n6arest place ·where the facility is available given)

E~;~~ili;1--D~kill~-P;t--D~~7-c~~~~ tiona I water &: days catiolls

4 5 6

3705 (592) P.M,H H,O

777 (121)' -(-5) :.:...(-5}"

1655.(248) P.~.H H

1500 (217) P -(-5)

3305 (528) P. M D

2141 (364) P

993 (149) P

815 (116) P

D

-(-5)

D

2656 (391) P(2) M RP

1872 (342) -(::"'5)" RP

(potable) . Tele- of the (bus graph market/ stop.

7 8

hat. if railw>lY - OJ station,

9

water_ way)

Tahtanlli Sabo

T.HP

T.HP

T,HP

PO ~1O+) BS.RS

-(-5) -(5-10) BS

PO. ~ -:-<-5-10) BS Phone

T.HP

TW.HP

--(-5) -(5-10) BS

PO '~~5) B,S

T. TW.HP -(-5)

T.HP -(-5)

T.HP -(-5)

T,HP -(5-10)

T,HP PhOlle

-f-5)

-(-5) , ..

-:-(5-10)

-(~;-IO)

-t5-10)

BS

BS

BS

BS

BS

53 RajGarhKuba (11) 1388.00 3881 (607) P. M;rr D' T,TW.HP PO. - -(5-10) BS

54 Kodi Kbur~ (86)

55 Kamalu (S7)

56 Sawaitch (88)

57 Sandoba (12)

58 Shokhpura (29)

59 Gadhianwaii UrC (30) Bhagwanpura

60 Ram l'irath] oga (32-)

61 Fatebgarh (33) Nouabad

62 Gurusar Jog a (132)

63 Talwalldi Saba (34)

64 Bhagi Bandor (46)

• 65 Mahi Nangal (45)

1195,00

537.00

598.00

1641.00

.1965,00

505.00

2986.00

577.00

558,00

4422.00

25,28.00

1081.00

2422 (381) p. M

1584 (268) P, M. H

1193 (190) p

3429 (523) P.M

4073 (670) P.M,H

626 (117) P

-(-5)

-(-5)

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

-(5-10)

H.MCW, CWe.PHC. D

D

T.HP,C

HP

HP

t.R?

T,e

T,W

Phone

-(-S) -(5-10)

-(-5) -(5-10)

PO !....(5-10)

-(5-10) --(5 __ 10)

PO --(5_10)

-( -5) -(5 -to)

BS

BoS

BS

-B.S

as

BS

5303 (796) p. M.B RP(2) T.W.TW, PO e -(5-10) BS

1432 (239J P -(-5). T

1232 (197) P RP(2) TW.HP

T.HP 12880 (2275) P.M.B, H,MH,D. C FPC,NH

5684 (892)

2000 (323)

P(3), M(2). H(3)

1.>

MeW,MH, 1'.HP FPC,RP

-'-:(5-1Q) T

.-( -5). -(5_10) BS

-(_5)

PTO. Phone

PO

-(-5)

--(-5)

-(-5)

-(-5)

BS

--(-5--10) Boi

-(10+) Bi

nmECfORY

lanel use

App­roach to village

.u

Nearest town and distance (in kms.)

12

TahSil (part)

PR MaurMandi

PR Mansa (8)

PR MaurMandi

PR MaurMandi

PR MaurMandi

PR MaurMandi

PR MaurMandi

PR MaurMandi

PR MaurMandi

PR MaurMandi

PR MaurMandi

PR MaurMandi

(10)

(7)

(6)

(6)

(2)

(3)

(5)

(6)

(2)

(6)

(8)

PR MaurMandi (10)

PR MaurMandi (10)

PR Maur Mandi (5)

PR Talwaodi Saba (6)

PR Talwandi Sabo (8)

PR Talwandi Sabo (8)

PR Talwandi Sabo (5)

PR Talwandi Sabo (3)

PR Talwandi Sabo (0)

PR Talwandi Sabo (5)

PR Raman Mandi (10)

Power Supply

13

ED EAG

EA

EA

EA

EA

ED

ED

EA

EA

EA

ED,EAG

ED.EAG

ED,EAG

ED.EAG

EA

EA

EAG,ED

EA

ED

ED,EAG

EA

EA

ED

127

Land use (i. e. area 'under different types ot land use in hectares rO:lOded upto two decimal places) • .

Forest Irrigated by Source

,4 15

.. T(lOOO. 00), GC(lOOO. 00)

.. T(19S.00), GC(172.00) W(23.00)

.. T(63 1.00), GC\597.00) W(34.00)

.. T(311.00),GC(297.00) W(l4.00)

T(1042.00). GC(lOlO.OO) W(n.OO)

.. T(616.00), GC(616.00)

.. T(30S.00),GC(306.00) W(2.00)

.. T(214.00). GC(214.00)

.. T(S20.00), GC(S20.00)

.. T(639.00). GC(614.00) nV(25.00)

.. T(l011.00),GC(994.oo) TW(17.00)

.. T(770.00), GC(746.00) TW(24.00)

.. T(425 .00). GC(423 .(0) TWE(2.00)

.. T(395 .00), GC(387 . 00) TWE(8. 00)

.. T(1313.00), GC(1313 .00)

.. T(1730.00), GC(1730.00)

T(247 .(0), GC(247.00)

.. T(16oo.oo), GC(l 600. 00)

T(471.oo), GC(471.oo)

T(374.oo). GC(374.oo)

T(3881.00), GC(33S1.00)

T(2350.00). GC(2316.00), TW(34.00)

T(992.00). GC(992.00)

Vn­irri­gated

16

lfS7.0a

304.00

98.00

226.00

615.00

21S.00

51.00

2.00

2S.00

39.00

293.00

348.00

SO.OO

169.0(J

261.00

105.00

180.00

1200.00

63.00

152,00

36.00

28.00

Cultur­able waste (includ­ing gauchar and grove.~)

17

4.00

112.00

Arcanot available forculti­vati()!)

18

145.00

28.00

54.0J

30.01)

111.0J

73.0J

25.00

33.00

62.00

53.00

84.00

77.00

32.00

34.00

67.00

126.00

78.00

186.00

43.00

32.00

333.00

150.00

89.00

J28

~E

TALWANDI SABO C. D. BI:0Ci: Ameoitie, ad

LQqll:- N1.me of vlll~ge Total Total ~me~itles ~vllilabltl (if not lIyaqable within tl!e village, l! 'd~sb tion (Wi'th Hadba t 'No.) litea' pOp'IJlll- (~l " sltpyq}~n !htl column a~~ !le~tto it 10 bracke(g the 4i§!al1ce Code of the tlon' •• ' in 1)rbad ran~elI VIZ.-S kms., 5-1~Kms. and 10+ kmS, Of the near~st ~9 .. ~il~ge !!.qd. _ pla~~ wP~!y lhll facifity is available is given)' , -.

:In

~

66 ltlleana (36) '.

67 Jajjal (35)

«18 Sangat Khurd (131)

469 Teona Pujarian (130)

16 Tarangali (129)

71 Jogewala (128)

72. Behman Jassa (13~~ Singh

7'J BehmanKoer (13'~ Singh

~4 Singo (138)

ts Nangl. (1119),

76 /.

Nathena (141),

~7 Lehri (139)

~a Menuana (1371.

!?c Mirziana (t:}§) .l",

~o Gehlewala q~!

81' Kaureana (l4~) ; u -to:.

<82 Raya (144)

83 .,0

Kalalwala (l~~)

84 Golewala (142)

85 Fatah Balu (146)

ilectares) ~fPlbH house· holds

" 3 ~

1131.00 31,32 (50S)

838.00 2~64 (1371)

394.00 1332 (2f9) , 117S.OO 1630 (301)

3Q8.oo 549 (88)

431.09 914 (145)-

1167.00 1472 (249)

IISp. DO, 1791 (281)

1419.00 *~2S (,192) .... ,-~

1415 .00 1962 (340)

(344) 1115.00 2068 f'( -- ('

1278.00 .t14l (345)

'378.QO 410 (~6)

~S.6.00 1188 (83)

552.00 9S~ (14j)

798.00 F24 {~7,8) ,. • i "

534.00 985 (156)_,

988.00 ten~Q ~~~P) 490.00 818 (140)

483.00 S30 (81).

671.77.00 MiI,SAI (21.719)

Educa-tional

S-

P

p,M,H

P

P(2). M

P

p

p

J?

P , '" P

p,M,H

P;M,H ... ) 't·' .':

r P(2). M P

P

F

r. P

P.

~fitlJ}~ H(18), BJJC(J) C(l), , TR(O). 1(0). AC(O) ot.oJl'

' Medical

o

~(-5)

1)

-(-5)

fj

....,(-5)

=(5-10)

-(-5)

-0-( ..... 5)

D,RP

'j)

H,CWC, D,NH

-(-5) .. RP .. RP

-(5-10)

-=<-5)

-(-5)

D.FPC

D

-(-5)

.tI(7), MCW(S) MD(2), _CWC(6) HC(O) l"HC(2) D(20), 1"HS(1) :rB(O), FPC(3) NH(2), SMP(Or RP(ll), CHW'l) O'(2r~~-

Drinking water (potable)

7

T

T.HP

'T,HP

T,HP.

T,HP

T.HP

T

T' HP,C_~

T.HP.C

T,HP

T,HP .... tr

"" T.HP r' "}

I!~

~~.!lg T

T

T,HP

}.!l~G <1 .:. ..... t

T.HP

. T.HP,c"

"bay oi: Post Comll1uni-& days cation. 'lelii· of the (bus graph marketl stop.

hat, if railway any station.

water-waY)

8 9 10

TalwiUilT Sllb ..

-(-5) -(5-1') BS

PO -(-5) BS

-(-5) -(-5) BS

-(-5) -(5 -10) BS

-(-5) .. (5~t1J) BS'

-_(5-10) _-(5-101 BS:

PO -(JO+~ B~

-(5.;10):'_"....(lO·tJ BS'

-(10-';") - ---(io+) US ~ l '" , ~

_(_5) t

-(10+) ~~, -, ~ ~ . . .... -(10+) PO as: . .

-(-?) -~10+) B3 ~

-(-~~ -(!o+l .83 j

-(-5) ::-(10+ 1 n~ -(-.5) -S10+) BS·

.~

-(-::-5) -::-(10 t) BS I ".- .*"""

-(-5) -(10+) 33

PO -:-(10-1;;) BSe ';'" :C"~! ~ .... ~

-(-5) -(10+)- -(-5)

-(-5)- -(1O,+} BS

DIRECTORY

land use

App­roach to village

11

Nearest town and distance

(in kms.)

12

Tahsil (part)

PR Raman Mandi

PR Ram Mandi

PR Talwandi Sabo

PR Talwandi Sabo

PR Talwandi Sabo

PR Talwandi Sabo

PR Talwandi Saba

PR Talwandi Sabo

PR Talwandi Sabo

PR Talwandi Sabo

PR Talwandi Sabo

PR Talwandi Sabo

PR Raman Mandi

PR Raman Mandi

PR Raman Mandi

PR Raman Mandi

PR Raman Mandi

PR Raman Mandi

KR Talwandi Sabo

PRo Talwandi Sabo

(8)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(1)

(S)

(11)

(:.\

(12)

(12)

(IS)

(10)

(to)

(10)

(16)

(15)

(16)

(22)

(29)

(15)

(20)

Power Supply

13

ED,EAG

ED,EAG

ED

ED

ED

ED

ED,!3AG

ED

ED

EA

EA

EA

ED

ED

ED,BAG

ED,EAG

ED

ED.EAG

ED,EAG

ED

129

Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded npto two decimal places)

----------------.----------------Forest Irrigated by source Un- Cu1tut- Area no.

14 15

., T(1030 .00), GC(1030. 00)

., T(738.00), GC(738.00)

., T(302.oo), GC(302.00)

T(595.00), GC(595.00)

.. T(222.00}, GC(222.00)

., T(193.00), GC(193 .00)

.. T(662.00), GC(662.00)

.. T(297.00), GC(297.00)

.. T(735.oo), GC(735:00)

.. T(612.00), GC(612 .00)

.. T(49 I. 00), GC(431.00), TW(60.()()

.. T(594.oo), GC(594.00)

.. T(217.03) GC(20:J.OO), TN(t7 .OJ)

T(448.00), GC(448 .00)

.. T(330.00), GC(330.00)

.. T(478.00). GC(478.00)

.. T(331.00), GC(33I. 00)

.. T(882.0U), GC(882.00)

.. T(269.oo), GC(269.00)

., r(257 .00), GC(257 .OO}

T(4s437· 00)

CC(84S13'OO) W (111' 00) TWE(lO'OO) TW(177'OO)

irri- able available gated waste tor culti -

(includ- vation ing gauchar and

groves)

16 17 18

34.0J 67.00

33.0) 67.00

62.0J 30.00

514.0) 69.00

61.00 25.00

212.0J 26.00

449.0\) S6.00

812.0) 47.00

616.00 68.00

535.0) 68.00

544.03 SO.OO

6')7.0) 77.01

136.0) 25.00

172.0J 36.00

198.0J 24.00

256.03 64.00

m.OJ 32.00

95.0J 2·00 9.00

165.0J 56.00)

202.0) 24.01}

17255.00 182.00 4403.00

I ", PC '~.

D

i •

C D, BLOCKS

G MANSA

H BUOHLADA

I ,HUNIR

.s

PUNJAB C, 0, BLOCKS MAMSA, BUDHLADA

AND JHUNIR

8(JJ~[)AR,(, STATE

[,JiSTRICi

TAHSil

C.O. BlOCK ...

K", !

N

VILLAGE WflH lOCAliuN COOt' NUMBER

HEADtlUARTERS. TAHSil

VILLAGES WITH POPIJlAr'~~' SIZE. eELOW 2oo,? ~99,

~O-9,)S; 1'J00-49$9; ~OOO AND ABOVE

UNINHABITED VILLAGES W!TIi LOCATION CODE NL:v.B£R

UR8A~ Ai(~A WITH LOCAlll)N CODE

STATE HIGHWAY

IMPORT~NT METALLED ROAD

RAILWAY LINE WiTH STATIO/ij BROAD GAIJGE

POST DFFICE/POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE

HIGH /SECONDARY SCHOOL 1-4JGH£R S£CCND.ARY SCHOOL HOSPITAl,HEALTH CENTR£.PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE, DISPENSARY, MATERNITY AND CHlLD WELFARE CENTRE IMPORTANT VILLAGE MANOJES

i All bO"JmIP''''S ~rfupo:lalfd UP'" \51 t'Htmbff,,,.t.

2 C a Ir/I)(k lttun<1ary fl(cI~d~' 0(1 st;rutory rowns

TAHSIL MANSA DISTRICT BATHINDA

8.",

....

j-'-\ ..... no· Pc~

c

••••

f'O/PTO

--------------------------------,-------------__j

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES IN JHUNIR C. D. BLOCK

131

135

ALPHABETiCAL UST OF VILLAGES

IN JHUNfR C. D. BLOCK

19~1 Census 1931 Census Sr. Kame of valage - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -_ ----._ -----No. (with Hadbast No.1 Location Location Location Location

Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

2. 3 4 5

-----Mans8 Tahsil (Part)

Alike (167) 20i11!4:151 20,11/0040/0151 17 ill 14!222 17111/0:l~Oj0222

.2 Adarnke (168) 20/11/4/150 20,1110040 '0150 17/I1/4j226 17/11/03.J0,'0126

3 Ahalupur (193) 20111141144 20/1110:JlO:0144 1711 J 14/231 17/11/0,)~0!0.231

4 Akanwali (124) 20/ I 1(4/175 20/1I/OO40/0175 17/11/4/118 17/11/0310/0118

5 Aullak (98) 20/11/4/112 20/11/0040/0112 17/11/4/101 1·7(11/00~O!0101

6 Bajewala (107) 20/11/4/92 20' 11 /0:>40/0092 17/1114;111 17( 11!03.JOjOl ( (

7 Banawala (91 ) 20:11 (4;98 20/11/0040/0098 17/11 /4/93 17! 11 /0:HO/00~3

II Baran (177) 20/11/4/154 20/11/004010154 17/1114/224 17/11/0010/0224

9 Birewala Jattan (104) 10/11/4/1 08 20/11/0040/010S 17/11/4/108 17/11/0040/010S

10 Behniwala (92) 20/0/4:101 20/11/0040/0101 17/11/4/96 171l110040100~S

11 Bhalaike (105) 20/11/4/10) 20/11/0040/0 t09 17/11/4/107 17111/00~0/0107

12 Bhalan Warha (192) 20/1 J /4/ ]43 20/11 /OD40/0143 17/11/41232 17/11/0040/0232

13 Bhaman Kalan (154) 20/11/4/172 ,20/11/0040/0172 17/11)4/195 17/11/0040/0195

14 Bhaman KhurJ (155) 20/11/4/173 20/11/0040/0173 17/11/4/194 17/11 /0040/0194

15 Bhunder (186) 20/11/4/128 20/11/0040/0128 17,'11/4/216 17/11/0340/0216

16 Bisbanpura Urf (103) 20/1114/107 20/1110040/0107 17/11/4/10,} 17/11/0040/0109 lherianwali ..

20/1114/111 20111/0040/0111 17/11/4/105 17 Bud Bhalai (102) 17(11/0040(0105

18 Chahlenwala (89) 20/11/4/99 20/11/0040/0099 17/11/4/94 17/11/0040/0094

19 Chak Mughnia (113) 20/11(4/158 20/11/0040/0158 17/11/4/206 17/11/0040/0205

20 Cbbachhoher 057) 20/11/4/165 20/11/0040/0165 17/11/4/192 17/11/0040/0192

21 Chhapianwali (108) 20!1l/4/93 20/11/0040/0093 17/11/4/112 17/11/0040/0112

22 Chi anew ala (171) 20/11/4/157 20/11/0040(0151 17/11/4/207 17111/0040/0201

23 Chotian (169) 20/11/4/152 20/11/0040/0152 17/1/4/223 17/11/0040/0223

:24 Churhia (101) 20/11/4/114 20/11/0040/0114 17/11/4/104 11/11/0040/0104

25 Dalelwala (158) 20/11/4/164 20/11/0040/0164 17/11/4/190 17111/0040/0190

26 Daliawali Urf (90) 20/11/4/96 20/11/0040/0096 17/ 11/4/92 17/11/0040/0093 Gulabgarh

27 Danewala (162) 20/11/4/167 20/11/0040/0167 17/11/4/191 17/11/0040/0191

28 Dasahndia (106) 20/11/4/110 20Jll/0040jOllO 17/44/1/106 17/11/0040/0106

29 Deluana (122) 20/11j4j72 20/11/0040/0072 17/1114/74 17/11/0040/0074

30 Dbigana (194) 20/11/4/145 20; Il{OO40/0145 n/ t 1[4/230 t 7/11/0040/0230

31 Dhingar (134) 20/11/4/100 20) 11/0040/0100 17/11/4/95 17/11/0040j0095

32 Dullowala (112) 20/11/4/74 ,20/11/0040/0074 1701;4/114 17/11/0040/0114

33 Fatehgarh (151) 20/11/4/120 , 20/11}0040/0120 17/11/4/198 17/11/0040/0198 Sahrianwali

1a14

·AI:.PH-ABBTIC"AL mST"Ol!', VILLAGES

IN' -lHUNIR C. D. :&COCK.

1991 Census 1981 ColISU! Sr. Name of village ~-~-~-~-~------'-~----~ -----~~----------No. (with Hadbast No.) Location Location Location L'ocatioll

Code Code Code Code '(Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (C.omp uter)

2 3 4 5 6

-Mausa'TaIBU"'{Part)

34- Fatehpur (74) ~20/llJ4/1'59 20/11/0()40j0159 17]11/4/205 17! 1110040/0205

35 Fatta Maluka (166) 20/11/4/123 20/11/0)4Q/0123 17/11/4}211 17/11/0040/0211

36 Ghudawala (150~ 20/11/4/119 20U 1/0:J~O!0119 17/11}4}212 17}11!0040/0212

37 Ghukni (1722 20fl1/4fl"68 20/11/0040/0168 17/11/4/20}' 17/11/004010101

38 Higaa Uri (i79) 20/11/4/147 20/11/0:140/0;147 • 17/11/4/228 17/11"/0040/0228 Bhagwangarh

39 Hirke (176) 20[11 [4/155 10/11!00~010155 17/1114/208 17/11/01J40/(}208

49- :Jagatgarh .Bandran (99) 20/11/4/113 20/11/03~0)OI13 17/11}4/102 17)11)0040/0J02

41 la'tana Khurd (149) 20/11/4/117 20/11/0040/0111 17/11/4/21) 17/11/0D40/02l3

42 latana Kalan (147) 20/11/4/116 20111/01J40/{}]] 6 17/11/4/215 17/11 /0040/0215

43 l:wrkian (96) 20/11/4/105 20/11/0040/0105 17/11/4/99 -17/11 /0:)40/0099

44 Jhallda Kalan (199) 20/11}4)132 20)11)0040/0132 17/11/4/239 11[11/0040J0239

45 Jhanda' Khurd (187) 20/11 /4/131 20/11/0040/0131 17/11}4/238 17/11/0040/0238 , 46 Jhall'duke (170) 20/11/4/156 20}11/0040/0156 17/11/4/20'J 17( 11/0040/020J

47 Jhunir (164) tOi11!4/121 20}11/0040)0121 17/11}41199 i 7/11/0D40/0199 : ~

48 KahneWala (185) W/ll/4/127 20/11/0;)40/0127 17/11/4/217 17/11/0040/0217

49 Karamgarh UrI (83) 20/11/4/95 20/11/0040/0095 11/11/4/89 17 f.llJOD40/0089 Rovtawali

50 Katandi (201) W)1l}4/137 20}11 10040/0137 17/11/4/'2.42 17/11/0{)4010242

51 Kalipur Dumb (118) 1.0/1114/153 20/11/0040/0153 17/11t4/225 17/11/004010225

52 K'IIutiwara (196) 20/11/4/140 20/110040/0140 17/1114/233 11/11/004010233

S3 Khiali-Chahlanwali 163) 20/11/4}169 20/11/0040/0169 11/11}4/200 17/ lljOfl40/1J20a . 54, Khiara KaJaA (19~) 20/11}4) 138 20)11!O)~J/013S 17/11{4/240 -17{11/0040]0240

55 Khiats Khurd (197) 1,O/1l/4m9 20/q/0040/0139 17/11/4/241 17/11/0040/0241

56 Kot Dharmu (111) 20/11/4/91 2011110040/0091 17/11{4/116 17/U/tlD40/ 0116 '

57 Kotra (148) 20/11}4/118, 20/1 ]/0040/0118 17} 11/4/214 17/al/004070214

58 Kouj.'ewala (l56) 20i 1114/166 20} 11}0040/0166 11/1114/193 17/11/0040/0l93

59 Kusle (100) 20/U}4/115 20/1I}004010115 17/11/4/103 17/11/0040/0103

60 L'akhmirWaJa (12) 20j11}4/174 20) 1l/0040}O174 17{11/4/117 17/11/0040/0117

161 LaJianwali (152) 20/11/4/170 ],0/11/0040/0170 17/11. 4/197 17/I1/0040/(}197

162 LohS,l:Irh (195) -20/11141146 20111[004010146 17/11/4/229 17/U/OIJ40/Q229 ~

63 Makhewala (165) 20/11/4}122 20/11/0040/0122 17/11/4j210 17/11/004010210

64 Mankhota (204) 20/11/4j134 20iH/0040j0134 11/11/4/244 17/ t 1/0040/0244

65 Maujian (109 20111/4/89 20/11/0040/0089 11) 11/4/113 17/11)0040/0113

66 Mian "(97) 20/11j4)106 20/11/0040/0106 17/11/4/100 17/11/(J040/0100

Sr. Name cf village No. (wah Hadbast No.)

135

ALPHABETICAL UST OF ViLLAGES

lIN JHUNIR C. D. BLOCK

r.ocation Coda (Manual)

19J1 CCD1U1

LOLatio'1 Code (G)mputer)

1981 COD3U3

Location Code (Manual)

LocatIon Code (Computer)

.. _------_ -. _,.--.- - - -- -.- ---_ - -- ---~ -- ~ - --- ~~----- ----3 4 5

-----------------~----------.- --- ---~ ----~-----~~~---- -- .. ----_-~-

Mansa Tahsil (Part)

67 Mirpur Kalan (181 ) 20/11/4/149 20:11!0040iO[49 17!1114/221 17![ 110040/0221

68 MIrpur Khurd (182; 20/[1/4/124 2()/Il/0040!0 12·1 17/11 '.1/220 17/11'0010/0220

69 Moda (175) 20/11/4/160 20/11/0010/0160 17/11/4/2CO [ 7! II /0040/0204

70 Moffer ([61) 20111{41161 20/lli001010161 17/11/41203 17 i l1/001O/0203

71 Nahran (:200) 20: 11/4/133 20'11/004010[33 17/l 1/4)243 17/11/00-1,0/0243

72 Nandgarh (l60l 20/11/4/162 20/11,'0040/0162 17/11/4/202 17: 11/0040/0202

73 Peron (93) 2011 [/4/102 2ofll/0{)40/0102 [ 7/11/4,'97 17/Il/OO~0/00')7

74 Phus Mandt (191) 20/11/4/[42 20111/0040/0142 17/1[141234 17/1110040/0234

75 Raipur (94) 20/11/4/103 20/1110040/0103 17J[1/4/011Q. 171111001\0/0110

76 Rajl'ana (202) 20:11/4'136 2011 tl0040/0 136 17/11/4/246 17} 11100-10/0246

77 Raman Mandi (153) 20r 11 /4/ 171 20'1110040/0171 17j1 [/41[96 17111/0040/0[96

78 Ranjitgal'h (180) 20/11/4/148 20/11/0040'0148 17,11!4/227 17'[ 1/0040/0227 Bandran

79 Rurki (l88~ 20111,4: 130 2C '11/004010 130 17/1114/237 17' 1 t:00~0;023 7

80 Saohuwala ([90) 20:11/~ 141 20/11/0040,()[,H J 71111.\/235 17,1 [ 'OO-~0I0235

8[ Saharna (121) 2011/4,71 20/11, 004010071 17'11/4:73 17 '1l/00 ~0/O073

82 Sangha (203) 20, [114/135 20ilJlO040/0135 17/11 /4 /245 17/11/004010245

83 Sardulgarh (189) 20/11/4/129 20; 11/70~0IC129 17111/4/236 17; 11 ;OD4010236

84 Sardulcwala (184) 20/11/4/[26 20111/0040/0126 17 11/~,1218 17'1 [}OO40/0218

85 Talwandi Akalia (81) 20,' 11/4/97 20/11/0040/00n 17/[1/4!9[ 17,'11/001\0/0091

86 Tandian (95) 20.'11/4/ I 04 20/11/0040/0104 17/11/4 /98 17/11/0040/0098

87 Til>i Hari Singh (183) 10111 /41125 20'11/0040/0125 17/1114/219 17 i ll}OC 10/0219

88 Uddat Bhagat (110) 20,11}4'90 20(11/0040:0090 17/1114/115 17,11/0040/0090 Ram

VILLAGE DIRECTORY JHUNIR C. D. BLOCK

Loca- Name of village tion- (with Hadbast No.) Code No.

71 Saharna (121)

72 Deluana (122)

Total area of the village (in hectares)

3

344.00

783.00,

74 Dullowala .(112) 705.00

89 Maujian (109) 441.00

90 Vdda! Bhagat Ram (110) 775.00

91 Kot Dharmu (Ill) 1148.00

92 Bajewala (107)

93 Chhapian WaH (lOS)

95 Karamgarh Uri (83) Rovtawali

96 Daliawali Uri (90) Gulahgarh

97 Talwandi Akalia (82)

98 Banawala (91)

99 Chahlcnwala (89)

100 Dhin£ar (134)

101 Benhiwala (92)

102 Perron (93)

103 Raipur (94)

104 Tandian (95) •

105 Javrkian (96)

106 Mian (97)

107 Bishanpura Urf (103) Jhorian waH

108 Bircwala Jatt<\u (104)

109 Bhalaike (105)

11 0 Dasahndia (l06)

111 Burj Bhalai (102)

1838.00

535·00

762.00

748.00

711.00

1165.00

751.00

1016.00

1252.00

1017.00

2396.00

619.00

911.00

522.00

739.00

54l·OO

715.00

624.00

632.00

138

, VILLAGE

Amenities and

Total pOpula­tion and number of llOuse­holds

Amenities available (if not available within the villago' a dash (-) is shown in tho column and next to it in brackets the distance in broad ranges vill.-5kms 5-10 kms and 10+Kms of the distance nearest place where the facility is available is given)

~~;~-M~~I--D~~~--P;t-~-D~~~-C~;~~; tiona I water.&; days cations

4 5

1355 (221) P,M,H

1267 (216) l'

2124 (342) P

1118 (197) P

1789 (312) P

3261 (541) P,M,H

6

-(-5)

-(-5)

-(-5)

-(-5)

CHW

D.CHW

(potable) Tele'- of tho (bus

7

TH,P,C

T,HP,C

T,HP,C

T,TW,HP

T,HP,C

T,W,HP,C

graph marketl stop, hat, if railway

PO

any station.

9

water way)

10

Man~a

-([0+) BS

-(5-10) -(5-10) BS

-(-5)

-(-5)

-(-5)

PO

-(5-10)

-(10+)

-.(10-)

-(10-)

BS f BS

BS

BS

3487 (553) P,M D,FPC,RP, T,HP CHW(6)

PTO -(10+ ) BS Phone

895 (152) P ...,...( ....... 5) T,HP -(-5) -(10+ ) BS

1270 (212) P -.(-5) T,W,TW, HP,C

-(-5) -(5-10) BS

1525 (227) P

1253 (199) P

1296 (218) P

PHC, cliW T,HP .-(-5)

-(-5)

-(10+) BS

CHW

-(10+)

2038 (320) P,M,H, CHW(4)

2652 (389) P(2) CHW(6)

3000 (508) P.M. H,CHW

1685 (262) P -.(-5)

4993 (774) P,M,H, D,RP

1216 (199) P

1918 (351) P,M

983 (158) P

1858 (311) P

1342 (210) P

1258 (211) P

1011 (176) P

1352 (229) P

-(-5)

PHC \

-(-5)

-(-5)

-(-5)

-(-5)

-(-5)

-(5-10)

T,HP

T,W,HP -(-5)

-(10+) BS

-([0+) BS

T,TW,HP -·(-5) -(10+) BS

T,TW,HP PO -(10+) BS

TW,HP,C PO -(10+) BS

T,W,TW, -(-5) -(--5) BS HP

T,HP

T,TW,HP

T,HP,C

T,C

T,HP,C

T,HP,C

T,HP,C

_T,HP,C

'l',HP,C

PO -(10+) BS

-(-5) -(10+) BS

PO • -(10+) BS

,PO • -(10+) .as -(-5) -(10+) BS

-(-5) -(10+) BS

-(-5) - (10+) BS

-(-5) -(10+) -(-5)

-.(-5) -(5-10) BS

DIREctORY

land· use

Apj:­roach to village

11

Nearest (own and distance (in kms.)

12

Tahsil (Part)

PR Mansa (11)

PR Mansa (10)

PR Mansa (8)

PR Mansa (13)

PR Mansa (15)

PR Mansa (12)

PR Mansa (16)

PR Mansa (15)

PR Mansa (11)

PR Mlur (11)

PR Mansa (13)

PR Maur (II)

PR Maur (II)

PR Maur (11)

PR Talwandl Saba

PR Maur (18)

PR Mansa (16)

PR Mansa (22)

PR Talwandi Sab()

PR Ta1wandi Sabo

PR Mansa (16)

PR Mansa (14)

PR Mausa (15)

PR Mansa (15)

PR Mansa (28)

(13)

(23)

(23)

Power Supply

13

BAG

ED,EAG

ED, EAG

ED, EAG

EA

EA

ED

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

ED,EAG

ED

EA

'EA

ED.EAG

ED,EAG

ED

ED

EA

ED

EA

ED

139

Land use (i.e. area under different types of land USe in hectares rOJnded upto two decim:d places)

Forest Iuigated by source

14 15 !I,

T(278 ,00), GC(243. 00), TW(15. 00), TWE (20.00)

T(630.00), GC(603 .00), TW(21 .00), TWE(6.00)

T(631.0D), GC(631 .00)

T(398.00), GC(397.00). TW(l.OO)

T(707.00). GC(707. 00)

T(936.00), GC(933 .00), TW(3. 00)

T(102S.00), GC(1004.00), TW(21.00)

T(438.00), GC(405.00), TW(21.00), TWE(12.00)

T(368.00), GC(368. 00)

T(472.00). GC(472.00.

T(458.00), GC(458.00}

T(539.00), GC(532.00), TW(7.00)

T(601.00), GC(601.00)

T(861 .00), GC(861.00)

T(9S7.00), GC(957.00)

T(446.00), GC(420.00), TWE(26.0J)

T(1817.00), GC(1817'OQ)

T(392 .00), GC(387.00), TW(5.00)

T(794.00), GC(794.00)

T(276.00), GC(276.-{)0)

T(431.00), GC(422.00), TW(9.00)

T(453.00), G0(448. 00), TWF(S.UO)

T(443.00), GG(436.00), TW(7.00)

T(440.00). GC(434.00). TW(6.00)

T(469.00), GC(469.00)

Un­irri­gated

16

27.00

91.0n

8.00

2.00

13.00

115.00

715.00

63.00

345.00

221.00

208.00

554.00

69.00

81.00

196.00

513.00

405.00

174.00

56.00

213.00

258.00

43.00

230.{)0

150.00

122.00

Cultur­able waste (includ­ing gauchar and groves)

17

1.00

2.00

3.08

7.00

1.00

Are not avilable for Cllllt­

vadon

13

39.00

6.2· OJ

66.00

41.00

54.00

97.00

9S:0J

34.00

49.00

55.00

45.00

72.00

79·00

71.0e

99.00

58.00

167.00

53.00

61.00

33.00

49.00

45.00

42.00

34.00

41.00

140

VILLAGE

JHutim C. D. BLOCK Amenities and

Loca- Name of village Total Total Amenities available (if not available within the village, a dash tion (with Hadbast No.) Brlla popula- • C-) is shown in tbe column arid next it in brackets the distance Coda of the tion in broad ra\lgos viz. -5kms., 5 -10 kms and 10+kms. ,01 the No. village and nearest place where the faoility is available is given)

(in bumber hectares of ----_---_-----------------_--._--

house- Educa- Medic.al Dlinking Post Day or Communi-holds) tional water & days calio:!,

(potable) Tele- of the (bus glaph markClt/ stop,

hat, if railway any statioll,

.water-way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 '8 9 'io

Mans.

112 ~ullak (98) 572.00 1219 (212) P,M -(- 5) T,TW,HP -(- 5) - (1O+L :ijS

113 Jagatgarb Bandran (99 408.00 520 (81) P CHW HP,e -(-B) - 10+) BS

114 Churhia (101) 607.00 932 (148) P -(- 5) T,TW,HP -C-5) - (10+) - (- 5)

115 Kusla (100) 1363.00 2619 (431) P,M.H MCW,D r.w .. rw, rtp

PO -(10+) BS

" 116 Jatana Kalan (147) 2450.00 2858 (465) p,M D T.TW,HP.C PO. -(10+) BS Phond

117 Jatan Khurd (149) 532.00 1167 (175) P cwe T.e -C-5) -(10+) -(_5)

118. Kotra (148) 356.00 694 (103) P -(-5) T.W,C -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)

119 Ghudawala (150) 597.00 1118 (162) p.M.H MCW T.TW.HP -(-5) -(-5) BS

120 Fatohgarh (1St) 619.00 1014 (170) P -(-5) T.W,TW. -(-5) -(-5) BS Sahrianwali HP

121 Jhunir (164) 2042.00 4180 (743) P.M.rt, H.HC, T.HP.C PO. -(10+) BS PUC PRC Phanl:!

122 Makhewala (165) 599.00 1377 (228) P CWC.D T.HP.C 'Phone -(10+) -(-5)

123 Fatta Maluka (166) 2312.00 5095 (828) P(2). MH.PHC T.HP.C PO -(10+) BS M(2), H

124 Mirpur Khurd (182) 885.00 1701 (267) P -(_:_5) :r.TW.HP -(-5) -(-5) BS

125 Tibi Hari Singh (183) 456.00 772 (128) P -(-5) t.TW,HP. C

-(-5) L-.(-5) BS

126 Sardulowala (184) 762.00 1965 (293) P cwe. T.TW,HP. -(-5) ........ (-5) BS PRC.RP e

127 Kahnewala' (18S) 676.00 1008 (159) P -(-5) T.W.TW. -(-5) -(-5) -(-5) HP

128 Bhunder (186) 684.00' 722 (102) P CHW T.TW.HP. -(-5) -"(-5) _(-_5) C

129 Sardulegarh (189) 1847.00 10262 (1816) P(2). H.HC. T.Tw.HP. PTa. -(-5) BS M(2). RP.CHW C Phone B(2). PUC

130 Rurki (188) 866.00 1591 (263) P MH T,TW.HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

131 Jhanda Khurd (187) 1174.00 2693 (432) P I _(_5) T.TW;HP -(-5) -(5-10) BS

1~"2 Jhanda Kalan (199) 2267.00 3977 (611) P.M D t,W.HP PO. -(5--,,10) -(-5) Phona

App­roach to village!

Nearest town and distance (in kms)

11 12

'l'~hs!l (part)

FR Mansa (26)

FR ,Mansa (23)

PR Mansa (22)

PR Mansa (2s:)

PR Sirsa '(28)

PR Mansa (30)

PR ¥ansa (21)

PR Mansa (2j»

PR Mi'of.O\ (lS)

PR Mansa (17)

PR Mansa (16)

PR ~ansa (26~

PR Fateh!!bad (25)

PR .f!ltch\lparl , (26)

PR F.atabal?ad (27)

PR Patahabad .(40)

PR Sirsa (21)

PR Sirsa (24)

PR Sirsa (24)

PI{ Sirsa (19)

PR -Sirsa (22)

Power ~uppl.l'

13

ED

ED,EAG

ED

EA

EA

EA

EA

BA

EA

EA

l:lD,EAG

I3A

1m,.EAG

.Em, EAO

EA

BA

• EA

EA

EA

ED,BAG

BA

Land llse (i. c. arca under different types of land usc in hectares . rounded up to two "decimal places)

.forest Jrri~at(Jd by source

14 15

.. T(292.00), GC(285.00), TW(7. 00)

.. T(328.00) GC(266.00), TW(62.00)

.. '1(379.00), GC(350.00), 0(29.00)

.. T(1077.00J. GC(1027.00), TWE(~O.OO)

.. 1'(1605.00), GC(1601.00), 1'W(4.00)

.. T(370.00), GC(367.00), TW(3.00)

.. T(220.00), GC(220.00)

T(297 .00), GC(295 .00), TW(2.00)

T(308.00),GC(302.00), 'fW(6.00)

., T(1092.00), GC(925.00), TW(167.00)

.. t(523.00), GC(523 . 00)

•. .t(1l87.oo), GC(1181.00)

,1(563.00). GC(387.00) ,TW(122.00) TWE(54.00)

.. T(233 .00), GC(.J.85 .00), 1W(28.00) TWE(20.00)

.. T(494.00). OC(332.00). TW(6.00) TWE(156.00)

.. T(260.00). GC(184.00), TWE(76.00)

.. 1(420.00), GC(304.00), 1WE(Wi.OO)

1(1054.00), OC(506.00), TW(228.00) lWE(320.00)

.. T(504.00), OC(320.00), TW(184.00)

,. T(843' 00), GC(758 '00), TW(73 '00), TWE(12'OO)

.. T(1820'00), GC(1736 ·00), T'W(42·QO), TYYE(42:.oo)

Un­irri­gated

16

240.00

39.00

175.00

140.00

1.00

108.00

103.00

2.00

21s.00

79'0.00

2.00

935.00

246.00

191.00

216.00

30.00

226.00

560.00

216.00

254'00

106'00

Cultur­able wasle (includ­ing gaucbar and grOves)

17

2.00

2.00

145 ,00

1.80

~65.00

354.00

2.00

130'00

Area not 1wailablc lor culti­vation

18

38.00

41:00

51.00

146.00

699.00

54.00

32.00

33.00

' 33.00

160.00

74.00

190.00

76.00

32.00

52.00

32.00

3~.00

233,.00

84.00

77'00

211'00

142

ViLLAGt

JrtUNtR c. D. BLOCK Amenities and

I

10ca- 'Name of village Total Total Amenitie~ available (If not available within the village a dash

tion (with Hadbast No,) 'area popula- (-) is shown in column an.d next to it in brackets the distance

Code oftbe tion in broad ranges Xiz,,- 5kms, 5- 10kms, and 10+kms, of the nearest

No. village and place where the facility is available is given) (In number hectares) of --------------------------------~

house- Educa- Medical Drinking . Post Day or' Communi-holds tional water and days cations

(potable) tele- or the (bus graph market/ stop,

hat, if railway any statiCln,

water-way)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Mansa

133 Nahran (200) 788.00 1496 (259) P -(-5) T,TW,HP PO ~(10+) BS"

134 Mankhora (204) 723,00 1509 (242) P cAw T,W,C PO -(19+) B5

135 Sangha (203) 2705,00 4146 (657) 'P(2), H,MH, T,HP PO -,-(10+ ) BS M,H CWe,HC,

PHC,D

136 Rajrna (202) 409,00 475 (85) p cwe T. TW, HP, -(-5) -(10+) ~(-5) C

137 Karandi (201) 812.00 2395 (358) P'oM H,CWe, T,TW,HP, PO -(10+) ..as PHC,D C

,

138 Khiara Kalan (198) 1344.00 2569 (400) p D,TB,eHW T,TW,HP, e

PTO -(5-10) BS

139 Khiara Khurd (191) 1158.00 ,2604 ~39S) P Rp(3) T,TW,HP -(-5) _(5_10) B:J C

140 J<auriWara (196) 341.00 785 (135) P RP(2) l?W,HP. -(-5) -(-5) BS

141 Sadhuwala (190) 254.00 789 (128) P cwe T,TW.HPi -(-5) -(-5) -(-) C .

142 Phus Mandi (191) 426.00 1223 (209) P MeW.RP T,TW,HP -(-5) ....:(--->5) -'( ...,,5)

143 .Bpalan Warha (192) 216.00 60 ~107) P -(-=.'5) T,W.TW, HP,e

~(-5) .... (5--'«10) -~_5)

144 .Ahalupur (193) 1610.00 3816 (571) p, M H.:q T, T'W. HPj PO. -(5-10) BS G Phona

145, Dhigana (194) 134.00 J77 (27) P_J> -(-5) T,TW,HP, C

:-(~5) ...... :{10+) -(_5)

146 Lohgarh 195) 343.00 1317 (211) P -(-~) T,TW,HP' -(-.5) -(10+) -(-5), c

147 Higoa uri (179) 353.00 1090 (197) P.,M D T.TW.HP. PO --(10+) B$ ]3bagwangarh C

148 Ran.iitiarh (180) 533.00 1389 (225) P~ -(-S) T,TW,HP, -'\""':5) -(10+) nS Bandran R.C

149 MirpuI Kalan (181) 1199.00 2796 (416) P, M H,He, T, rW, HP, PO -(5-10) BS pile,p, R

," FPC

ISO Adamke (168) 675.00 1659 (269). P MeW 1,W,T~ PO -(10+) BS HP

lSI Alike (167) 659.00 1231 (22~) P. -(-5) T,HP -(-5) -(10+) -(-5)

DIRECTORY

land use

App.­roach to village

1:1

Nearest' town and distance {in km'J

12

Tahsil (Part)

PR Fatehabpd (19)

PR sardulgarh (24)

PR Fatehab~d (19)

PR Fatehabad (16)

PR Fatehabad (21)

PR Fatehabad (21)

PR Fatehabad (22)

PR Fatehabad (26)

PR Sirsa (26)

PR Futehabad (26)

PR Fatchabad (26)

PR Fatchabad (23)

PR Fatchabad (24)

PR Fatehabad (22)

PR Fatehabad (25)

PR Fatohiibad (24)

PR Fatahabad (25)

PR Fatehabad (26)

PR Mansa (29)

Power ~upplr

13

ED,EAG

ED,EAG

EA

EA

EA

EA

ED,EAG

ED, EAG

ED,EAG

EA

ED,EAG

EA

ED,EAG

EA

EA

ED.EAG

EA

ED. BAG •

EA

143'

Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in hectares roUn(Ied upto two decimal places)

fprest rrri8~ted by sOl1rc~

14 15

.. T(644 ·OC'), GC(644 '00) ,

.. T(393 ·00), GC(390 '00), W(3'CO)

.. T(2023'00), GC(823'00), TWB(1200.00)

.. T(171.00)" GC(37.'o0), TW(66.00), TWE(68.00)

.. 1'(660.00), GC(638.00), TWE(22.00)

., T(1003.00), GC(lOO3.00)

., 1'(740.00)"GC(583 .00), 1'W(98.oo) 1'WE(59.00)

.. 1'(265.00), GC(234.00), 1'W(16.00), TWE(lS'DO)

T(230 .00), GC(87 .00), 1'W(23. 00) lWE(120.00)

.. T(380.GO), GC(135 .00), TW(3 .00), 1'WE (242 '00)

.. T(196 00), GC(26.00), TW(3 .00) TWE(167·00)

.. T(1150.00), GC(777.00), TW(6.00) TWE(367.00)

" T(107.OO), GC(2.00), TW(2 1. 00) TWE(84.DD)

.. T(290.00), G9(24:l.00), TWE(47.oo)

., 1'(304.00). GC(294.00), 1'W(4.00), TWE(6.0Q)

I

T(488.00), GC(357.00), TWE(131.DO)

.. 1'(723.00), GC(469.00), TW(IO.OO), TWE(244.00) •

T(490'00), GC(458'00), TWE(4'00 TWE(28'OO)

T(42S:00), GC(417'OO), TWE(ll' 00)

Un irri­gated

16

90·00

296'00

405 '00

217.00

82.00

254.00

311.00

45.00

7.00

2.00

306.00

7.00

10.00

9.00

400.00

142·00

1:)3'00

Cultur able waste (includ­ing gauchar

,and &POVflll)

17

11.00

2·00

Area nt)t available forculti. vatioq

18

54'00

3400

277'00

21.00

70.00

87.00

96.00

31.00

24'00

39.00

18.00

154.00

20.00

43.00

40.00

45.00

76.00

4}o·00

38'00

144-

, VitLAUIt' JHUNllR C. D. BLOCK Amenities -anal

- " -Loea Name-of village Tota1 Tatal Atrj3'nitie3 available (if not available within the village a dash lion (with Hadbast No.) area popula:- (-.) is shown in colum n and next 'to it in brackets the distance

.Code of the 'lion in broadrange3 Vi1;, -5kms, 5-10 kms. and \0 t kms, (f the nearlfSt No. villjige and place where the facility is available is giv,n)

(in number hectares of

~~~-'--M;iical -'-D~;kh;~-P~;-'--'D;~~-;: - C;;~;;:-house-holcts tlonal water & days catiom

(Potable) tele.., of the (bus graph market! stop,

hat, if railway any stations.

water-way)

2 3 ' 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

--- ...

Mansa

lSi' Chotian -(169) 308.00 923 (148) P -(5-10) T.HP =-(-5) ....,.(10 +) BS

153 Karipur Dumb (178) 254.00 358 (49) P RP T,HP -( -5) -(10+) -(-5)

154 .Baran (177) 394.00 7.61 (133) P -(5-10) HP -(-5) -(10+) BS

]55 Hirke (176) 937.00 2050 (368) P -(5-10) T. TW,HP. --(-5) ~(l0+) BS C

156 Jhapdukc (170) 1658.00 4201 (714) M,H,O D T.TW,HP, PO. -(-5) BS C PhoJC

157 Chiancwala (171) 517.0Cl, 1420 (235) P -(-5) T,TW;HP, PO -(5 -IP) BS C -"

'158 Chak.Mughnia (i73) 153.00 l' (1) -(-5) -(-5) HP -(5 -10) -(5-10) BS

]59 Patehpur (174) 667.00 2146 (353) P CHW T,W,TW, PO -(10+) _(_5)' HP,C

160 Moda (175) 202.00 206 (39) P -(-5) T,W,TW, -(-5) -(10+) -(-5) HP

16J Moffer (J 61) 471.00 J410 (229) P,M H', He, D T,TW,HP, PO -(10+) BS C

162 Nandgarh (160) 609.00 )338' (224) P D T,HP,C -(10 -) -(10+) BS

164 Dalelwala (J 58) 1108.00 2283 (381) P,M CWC,D T,HP PO -(5-10) BS

165 Chhachhoher (157) 250.0;) 429 (69) P -(-5) T,HP ":"(-5) -(10+) BS

166 Kourewala (156) ,

658.00 1403 (255) P -(-5) HP -(-5) -(10+) BS

167 Danewala (162) 726,00 1334 (224) P ,:_:-(-sY HP _:_(-5) -DO+) BS

168 Ghukni .(172) 488,00 1662 (247) P CWC T,HP,C -(-5) -(lOt) B3

169 Khiali Chahlan· (163) 886.00 1573 (268) P RP(2) T,W,HP -(-5) -(10+) BS wali

no LaBan Wali (l52) 688.00 1430 -(232) .p -(-5) T,W,TW. _._( -5) -(-5) BS HP,C

171 Raman Mandi (153) 490.00 11411 (194) P D T, HP -(-.5) -00'+) BS .I_

~. ~"

·D:m£eT01\.y laha: US~'

;\pp:' roach to villaga

11

Noarest t()wn~

8nll distance (in-kms)

12-

TaJlsil (Pllrt)

PR Mansa (30)

PR F~ichabad' (26,

PR Mansa (34)

PR Mansa (26)

PR Mansa (27)

PR Mansa (17)

PR Mansa t16)

PR Mansa' (16)

PR Mansa (27)

PR Mansa (15)

PR Mansa (25)

PR Mansa (19)

PR Mansa (19)

PR Mansa (19)

PR Mansa (21)

PR Mansa (l5)

PR Mansa (14)

PR Mansa (l5)

PR Mansa (7)

Pow-at' Supply-

B

ED,EGA

EB.EAG

ED, BAG

EA

ED.EAG

EA

EA

ED.EAG

ED. fAG

ED.EAG

EA

EA

ED. BAG

ED. BAG

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

145'

Land usc (i: 0- ar~a under dilMreht tYpe1 of land usa in hectares" rounao,1' Up tb two docimal pl~co5)'

Fb;;;-- ---hli;afudbY~ill~-- --- - -U-;;:----Cult;'-A;;;n~t-

14 15-

T(228-00). GC(209 '00). TWE(J9'QO)

T(231.00). GC(212.00), TWE(19.00)·

T(m.OJ), GC(2_26 •. OJ), TWE(63.0J)

T(800.00), GC(433.00), TW(40.0J), TWE(327.00)

r'1490) .oi), GC(l4~! .00). TW(40.0:J) TWE(3? . DO}

1(471.00) ClC{399 .00), TW(20.00) TWE(52.00) .

1(139.00), GC(139. 00)

1.(563.00), GC(429.0[), TW(53.00), TWE(81.00)

1(183.0(l). GC(105.00), 1\\1(38.00), TW8(40.G3)

T(416.00), GC(402.00), TW(14.{l(J)

T(457.0Q), GC(451.00), TW(6.0n)

T(742.0;), GC(730.0:J), TW(l2.0J)

T(2l0.0J), GC(203.0J), TW(2.0:»

T(602.00). GC(602.00)

T(548.0J),GC(548.00)

T(439.00), GC(439.00)

T(690.0,», GC(680.0a). TWE(lO.OO)

T(234.00), GC(234.00)

T(412.00). GC(402.00). TW(10.00)

16·

54'00

3.00'

62.00

41.00

35'00

12.00

24.00

4.on'

7.00

98.00

293.00

26.00

26.00

133.0::1

2.03

13'5.00

412.00

39.00

ablo availablo wasta lor aulli (inalud- vation ing gauahaI and grovos)

1-1 18

26·00

.20\00

38.00

96.03

9'00 115.00

34.0Q

14.00

80.00

15.00

48,00

54.00

73.00

14.00

30.00

45.00

47.00

61.00

42.00.

2.00 37.00

JHUNIR C. D. BLOCK

Loca. tion Code No,

Name of village (with Hadbast No.)

2

172 Bhaman Kalan (154)

173 Bhaman Khurd (155)

174 1akhm irwa]a (123)

175 Akanwala (124)

Total area cfthe viiIage (in' hectares)

3

1086.00

513.00

631.00

1139.00

73279.00

Total popula­tion and number of house­holds

4

2772 (434)

1315 (201)

1543 (253)

3103 (517)

1,60,914 (26]S6)

146·

VILLAGE

Amenities aQd

AlllCnities available (if not available within the village, a dash, (-) is.shown in the coluinn and next to it in brackets the.distanc,;e in broad ranges viz.-S kms., 5-10 kms. and IO+kms. of the nearest place where the facility is avaliable is givell) -~---------------------~-------

Bduca• tlonal

5

P,M,H

P

P

P,M,H

P(90), M(27) H(14), PUC(2) C(O), TR(G) 1(0), AC(O) 0(1)

Medical Drinking water (potable)

6 7

H,D,FPC T,HP

-(-5) T,HP

-(-5) T,HP

-(-5) T,H?

H(9), NCW(4) MH(3), CWC(9) HC(S) PHC(S) D(19), PHS(O) TB(l), FPC(3) NH(O), SMP(O) RP(13), CHO (27) 0(0)

Post & tele­graph

8

PO

-(-5)

P0

PO

Day or days of the Marketl hat, jf any)

9

-(10+)

-(10+)

-(10+ )

-(10+)

Communi. cations (bus Stop, railway statioJl, water­way)

10

Mausa

BS

BS

BS

BS

bl~EctORY

land. use

App- -roach to villaio

11

NoarClst town aod distanco (in kms)

12

Tabsil (Part)

PR Mansa

PR Mansa

PR Mansa

PR Mans,

(IS)

(14)

\14)

nS)

Power Supply

13

ED,BAG

ED

EA

EA

147

Land usc (i. o. area under different types of land use in hClctares roundod up to two decimal places)

Forest Irrigated by soureo

14 IS

., T(998.00), GC(969.00), TW(28.00), TWE(l.OO)

.. T(38S.00), GC(38S.00)

., T(S88.00), GC(S42.00), TWE(46.00)

T(1033.00), GC(656.00), TW(377 .00)

T(SI976.00) GC(45574.00) W(3.00) TWE(4426.00) TW(1944.00) 0(29.00)

Un­Irri­gated

16

10.00

89.00

14071.00

Cultur­able waste (includ­inK gauchat and groves)

11

2.00

941.00

Area not available tor culti­vation

18

76.00

39.00

43.00

108.<lO

6291.00

ALPHABEnCAL ~IST OF VILLAGES IN BUDHLAD~ c. D. BLOCK

149

Sr. 'NameOf.iJIa~'­No. (with Hadbast No.)

2

1 I\chank (142)

2 Abmadput (232)

.3 Akbarpur Khuda! (171)

.4 Alamput Bodla (35)

.5 Alampur Mandran (131)

.6 Andianwali, (157)

~-~ 8 B~}1~l§.8)_

9 B~k;hlwaJa (I7lJ

1 0 Barsh (127)

11 Bhawa (155)

12 Bhadra (36)

13 Bhakhrial (159)

14 Bhewals Dogtan (154)

15 Biroke :kaJan (3~

i6 Boha um 17 Borawal. (40) '"

18 Budhpura (39)

19 Budhlada (Rural) (229)

20 Chak AJlsher (156)

21 Cbakan (221)

22 Dariapur (225}.

23 Datewal (223)

24 Dharampura (161)

25 D1alputa (167)

26 Dodra (219)

27 Faridke (134)

28 Gandhet Kalan (150)

29 Gandher Khurd (151)

-30 Ganiwala (147)

31 Gobindpura (164)

32 Gorakh Nath '(lad)

33 GUladi (37)

1~1

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

BUD~DA C; D. BLOCK

1991 "CenslIs ~~--------------Location

Code (Manual)

3

Location Coda (Computer)

- 4

MfIIS'I TAhsil (Pkl)

20/11/4/201

20JIH4f194

20/11/4/237 - .' - 20/1114i42

20/11/4/i80

.20/11/4/213

20/11/4/228

20111/4/235

20/11/4/238

20/11/4/192

20/11/4/211

20111/4}43

20/11/4/212

20/11/4/209.

20/11/4/44

20/11/4/189

20/11/4/49

,20/11/4/48

20111/41224

20/11/4/210

'"20/11/4/22,7

20/11/4}221

, 20/11/4/222

,20/11/4/217

20/11/4/232

20/11/4/229

20/11/41183

20/11/4/206

20/11/4/205

20/J.1/4/188

20/11/4/219

20/11/4/245

20/11/4/40

20/11/0040/0201 , 20/11f0040/0194

20/11/0040/0237

'20/11/oo40fOQ4.2

20/11/0040/0180

20/11/0040/0213

2OtlJ./OO4O(0228

20}1l/OO40/0235

20/11/004010238

20/1110040/0192

20/11/0040/0211

20111/0040/0043

20/11/0040/0212

20/11/0040/0209

]0/11/0040/0044

'20/U/OO40/0189

20/11/0040/0049

20/11/0040/0048

20/11/0040/0224

20/11/0040/0210

20/11/0040/0227

20/11/0040}0221

20/11/0040/0222

20/11/0040/0217

20/11/0040/0232

20/11/0040/0229

20/11/0040/0183

20/11/0~40/020.s

20/11/oot0/020S

:ZO/ll/OaW!Oll3~

20/11/0040/0219

20/11/0040/0245

20/ ll/OJ~O/OJ ~O

1981 Ceo!Us

s

17/11/4/169'

17/H/4f\2~

11/11/4/146

17/11/4j54

17/1If4/177

17/11/4/158

17/1114/130

..J7J1 1J4,1l44

17/11/4/149

17/11/4/1J.l

17/11/4/l$r I

11/11~15S

17/1l{4/156

17/1 t,/4/160

17/1~/4/S6

17/11/~/r7,8'

17/11/4r.~8

11!lli4is7\

17/11/4/126

17/11/4/H9

17/11/4/128

17111/4/134

17/11/4/132

17/11/4/16~

17/11/4/141

17/11/4/129

17/11/4/187

1711114/182

7/11/4/181

17/11/4/pJ

17/11/4/137 17/11/4/154

6

17/1110040/0169

17/\ 1/01>40/0123

11(1110040/0146

11/11/0040/00S4

7/t 1/0040/0117 , . 7/1l/00~O/0153 . '.

7/11/0040/0130

.2)1 ,,-o.lli_ 1/11/0040/0149

7/1110040/0121

7/1 I 10MU/at s;

7/11/004010055

17/q/OO40/01S6

17/1 1/0 ()'OJ(J16()

17/11/00'9/0JS6

'17/Il{OO40/0173

17[IlIO'J!O/0()58

171 11 fO("O/oOS 7

"~1/0~~()/OI26

11/u7~lolSg -'" 17/H/OJ40/0128 "'

I7/1lI0040/0IJ4

11/It/OO~o/a 132

l71 U/O~~0/Ol63

17/11/0310/0141

" 17/11/0J10/OI2g

1 Tll'l/fmO/Ol87

1 T/11/00~O/0182

H/ll/OlI0/018l

l1JllJO)~0f017~

.l1/1l/0JIO/013T

17/11/0)40/0lSt

17/11/4/52 - .17/1l/0J~O/0)52

Sr. Name of village No. (wifu !1adbast N9.)

1 2

34 Gurney Kalan (42) ., 35 Gurney Khutd (43)

36 Hakarnwala (136) , , .... ,. 37 Hassanpur (44)

"1"

38 Heron Khurd (33)

39 Jalwehra '(162)

40 Jitgarh Urf Biroke ~41) KlTntd" •

11,1 J013n '(129)

42 Juglan (177)

43 Kahangarh (176).

44 KanakWala Chahlan (34}

45 Karipul' (230)

'"46 I<esanllftlr Chhimr (130)

-47 Khatriwala (169,)-

48 :&biwa Mihan Si$ (32)" Urf Samundgafh

'tv:' r :- .....

49 'Khudal Kalan (174) t'l r~'" .,. "

SO Khudal SekhpuI (172) ~ ~ ;Y ~

51 Kisllaligarh Urf (170) Sodhs'SDlghwlIla' .•

52 -Kulabrj (233)

53 Kulana (227)

54 Kularian (179)

55' l.JlkbiwaJa (148)

5,6 Mal Singhwala (f38)

57 Malakpur Bhimra (135)

58 Malkol'J (159)

59 Mander (178)

60 Mandhali (125)

61 Mugbanian (145)

62 Phuluwala Dod (224)

63 'PhuJuw~la Dogran (231)

M Pipliao (126)

'63 Rali (222J

f52

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGEs

BUDHLADA c. Q. BLOCK

4

Mansa Tahsil (Part)

20/11/4/51 . , 20/11/4(.5;2

20/11/4/185 ... ..... ~

20/11/4i~3

20/11/4/~9

20/11/4/234 . " 20/11 {41S0

t-

201 1114) IT'l

20/11/4/2~2

20/11!4{24!

~011114~1

... 2011-1/4/196

20/11/4/190:

-10/1114/211

20/11/4/38

iO/11/4/240 ('"" ..flt

20/11 {4/239 ~ !'

- 20/Il/4/23ff .. ~~

'20/11/4{193~

20/11/4/199.

·20lll/4/24<t

20/11/4) 187.

20/11/4/~L

20/11}4/1Sf,

20/11/4/11)3

20/11/4/243

20/11/4/17.6

20/11/4/Z04..

20/11/4/220

20/11/4/195

20/11/4/177

'lO/lf/4/226

20/11/0040/0051 ~ ..,

to/11/0040{0052

20/11/0040{0185

20/11/0040{0053

20/11(0040/0039

20/11/0040/0234 • 2,0/11/0040/0050 " 201\1/(\04010119

20/11/0040/0242

~O/lljOO40/0241

_20/11/oo40/0041

, ~0711/00_40/0196

'1.0/11/0040/0190

-20/11/0040)0231

':l0/11/0040/oo38

ZO{ 11/0040/0240

-zoL 11/0040/0239

'1.0/11/0040/0236 --2.0/11/0040/0193

2.0/11/0040/0199

,2O/11/0040/oi44

~oJllJ004010187

20/11/0040/0191

".2.0/11/0040/0184

20/11/0040/0163

2:,.0/11/0040/0243

20(1 !/}J~JI0176

20} 11{O,}40/0204

20/.l1/OO40j0120

20/11;0040/0195

20/11/0040/0171

ZOr lili1J'lO/OZ26

1981-~, '~ .. " • ..._..a;~%..... __ _

Location Location Coda COda (Manual) (Computar)

5

17{1l/4/GO

17/11/4/61 -"

17/11/4/184

17/11/4102

17/1f/4/50

17/11/4/139 ~~

17/11/4/59

1711\l4111~-

17/11/4/151

17/11/4/150

17/11/4/53

l7/tI/4/125,

17)41/1/176

17/1114Jl~~

17/11/4/51

l1Ill/4/148

17 /11}4{147~

17/11/'l/i45·

17/11/4/122

17{Hj4/13S-.

171.11/AfI53

17}1l}4}fA9

17/11/4/173."

17/1 J /4/185

l7/1 li41lg~

17/11/1/l52

lJ/11/4{U9

17)11/4/163

17 j 1l}4{ 136

17/lHi}}j.}

17t!l/~/ ll\)

17!11f!l/131-

6

... -1: +-17/1170040/0060 , 11(1l/0940/006~

17 it l10040{0184

" 17/11/0040/0062'

l7(i 1/0040/0050-

11/11/0040/0139 , 17 ftl/0040/oo59"

} U1 flqg~o/O} 7S

.H{l~/.f}~f!/Ol~1

17/P/R~~O/OI,s(}

17/1J.lqo10/09~3

l,(trtLqg~,O/0~~5

J 7jl,gQM,O/O~lG

~1{ll1oqW/{l.I43

·1 Tf J !./OOlO/OQ51

17{11/004IJ/0148

"r1 / 1 i/OJ40/ 0 J 4 7

1~/ll/0d'4O!o145

P/JJLOiJW/Ol~

QllJ./!J:t4SJ/0135

P/Ul901Q(Oli;3

p,lH10;)lQ!Ol~i)

17jl!1Q010/01:J3

t1/11{Q°l2101~5

17LWjP~/OI~~

17/ WRJt.-J/Jl52

17/llN~4~OlP

1.]11l!(}~~ }fO ~ 63

17/wrJL~/O~~6

+7/W~iq/V!~4 17/Ilfq~4Jrvl~v

17/11/0JD/0131'

153

.4.LBHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

BUDHLADA C. D. BLOCK

1991 Censlls 1981 Censu9 Sr. Name of village • _-......... -------.--------.--No. (\'\lith Hadbast No.) Location Location Location Location

Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) ,(Manual) (Computer)

1 2 3 4 5 6

M~nsa Tahsil (Part)

66" Ram Nagar (139) 20/11/4/197 20/11/0040/0197 17/11/4/172 17/11/0040/0172 Bhatblan

67 Rampur Mander (140) 20/11/4/198 20/11/0040/0198 17/11/4/171 17/11/0040/0171

68 Ramgarh (226) 20/11/4/223 20/11/0040/0223 17/11J4J133 17 1fI/OO4O/0133

69 Ramgarb Shah 20/11/4/214 2Wl1/oo40/0214 17/11/4/157 17/11/0040/0157 Purian (158) t

70 RanBhrial (166) 20/1l/4J230 20/11/0040/0230 17/11/4/142 17/11/0040/0142

71 Reond Kalan (152) 20/11/4/207 20/11/0040/0211J7 17/11/4/162 17/11/0040/0162

72 Reond Khurd (153) 20/1I/4J208 20/11/0040/0208 17111/4/161 17/11/0040/0161-

73 Saidewala (144) 20/11/4/202 20/11/0040/0202 17/llJ4/165 17/11/0040/0165-

74 Sandli (133) 20/11/4/182 20/11/0040/0182 17/11J4/188 17/11/0040/0188

7S Sanghreri (163) 20/11/4/218 20/11/0040/0218 17/11/4/138 17/11/0040/0138

76 Saswal( (143) 20/11/4/216 20/11/0040/0216 17/11/4/166 17/11/0040/0166

77 Satike (141) 20/11/4/200 20/11/0040/0200 17/11/4/170 17111/0040/0170

78 Sher Khanwala (146) 2tJ/U/4J203 20/11/0040/0203 17/11/4/164 17/11/004010164

79 Sirslwala (165) 20/1l/4j233 20/11/0040/0233 17JIl/4/140 17/11/0040/0140

80 'lahlian (128) 20/11/4/178 20/11/0040/0178 17/11/4/174 17/11 /0040/0174

81 Talabwala (149) ~0/11/4/186 20/11/0040/0186 17Jll/4/183 17 J 1110040/0'183 ~

82 Ta]wandi (228~ 20/11/4/22S 29/11/0040/0225 17 Jll/4/127 17Jl1/0040/0127

83 Todarpur (160) 20/11/4/215 20/11/0040J0215 17JllJ4J167 17JllJOO40/0167

84 Udat Saidewala (132) 20Jl1/4J181 20JllJ0040/0181 17/11J4J186 17/11/0040/0186

IS5

· -:VJlt'bAGE DmE~TOR¥ BUDHLADA C.D. BLOCIk

156

'BUDHLADA C. D • .BlUCK

VILMGE

Amenities aDd

toea.!. Natne of viIla &e tion· (with Hadbast No.} Code No.

2

38 Khiwa Mihan (32) Singh Samundgarh

39 Heron Khurd (33)

40 Gumdi (37)

41 KaJlakwaJa (34) Chal:laI.

42 Alampur BadIa (3S)

43 Bhadra (3~'

44 Birolce Kalan (38)

48 Budhpura (39}

49 Borawal (40}

50 Jitgarh Urt (4l) Biroke Khurd

51 Gurney Kalan (42)

52 Gurney Khufd (43)

53 Hassanpur (44)

1163 Malkon (159)

1'76 Mandhali (125)

177 Piplian (126)

178 Tahlian (l2S}

179 Joian (129}

180 Alampur (131) Mandran

181 Udat SaidewaJa (131)

182 Sandli (133)

183 Farid ke (134)

184 MaJakpul (l3S) Bhirpra

Ttlfll) ; area of the village (in hectares)

Total pbpula" tion and number of bouse­hQlds

Amenities available (it 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 at the nearest place ,where the facility is avai}a~le is given)

~~~-~~;l-~Dri~~~-P~t--D~o~-C;~~ni-tional water and dayS ot the cations

3 4 5

245.00 490 (66) P

649.00 2,367 (378) P,M

1,033.00 2,667 (402) P.M

577.00 1.788 (272) P.M

499.00 829 (137) p.

720.00 1.992 (334) P

6

..,.(-5)

(potable) telegraph mapker/ (Bus Stop, , ha t, if ltaiJway

7

T,HP

8

any Station.

9

Water­way)

10

Mansa

- (- 5) - (to+) as

T,W.TW. -(-5) -(10+) BS HP

PHC,D.RP W.HP -{-5) -(10+> BS

D.CHW(8) T,HP -{-5) -(10+) BS

-(-5) 'l.HP PO -(10+) as

H -(-5) -(5-10) BS

1,581.00. 3.038 (478) P.M,H D,RP (3), T,HP CHW (6)

PO -(10+) as

221.00

1.155.00 3.300 (569) P.M

569.00 1,119 (176) P

908.00 3,343 (502) P.M

476.00 1.270 (194) P

395.00 1,154 (190) P

60}.00 1.479 (246) P.M

578.00 1,467 (256) P.M

332.00 934 (139) P

635 .00' 1.5~7 (267) P

761.00 664 (100) P

D

-(-5)

H

PHS

PHS

-(5-10)

-(-5)

-(-5)

D

D

T,HP

T.HP

T,HP

T.RP

T.RP

PO. Phone

-(5-10) BS

-(-5) -(-5) BS

PO --(-5) BS

-(-5) -(-5) BS

-(-5) -(-5) BS

T,TW,HP -(5-10) -(10+) BS

T.HP -(-5) -(to+) BS

1'.HP -(-5) -(5-10) BS

T.TW,HP PO -(10+) BS

T.TW.HPC -(-5) -.(10+) BS

1,222.00 2.480 (411) P.M.H H.CWC.HC T.HP PO -(10+) BS

557.00, 1.522 (236) P.M -(-5) HP Phone -(-5) BS

247.00 482 (83) P -(5-10) T.TW.C -(5-10) -(-5) BS

465'.00 6(JO (108) P -(5-10) T.HP -(-5) -(5-10):OS

479.00 820 (142) P -(-5) T.HP -(-5) -(5-10) BS

DIRECTORV ;-""'WtI. - "'" ,.,.._ ,

~duse

1~

Nearest to.wn & aistance 0,9 ~.~:)

12

TabsU (Part)

PR Budhlada

p~ Budh}ad~

PR Budblada

(8)

(10)

(10

PR SUnan1 (14)

PR Sun am '(14)

PR BUdhlaaa (10)

PR BI}"~Ia~\i (8)

inhaO,i,ted

PR Budblad\i (8)

I

PR Budq!ad\l (4)

PR Bud~ad~ (3)

FR BUdh,)a~ (3)

PR Budblada (5)

PR, Blildblaaa (17)

PR BlldhJada (ll~

PR Mania (10)

PR Bu«Iilua (10)

PR Budhlada (10) . PR Budb~ad~ (12)

PR B~?)l)~ (13)

PR Budhlada (14)

PR Mansa (26)

PIt Budh'lada (IS)

'"

Powar Su,ppiY

13

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.oft

EA

EA

EA

-EA !,

ED,EAG

EA

EA

"EA

EA

ED.EAG

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA . EA

EA

EA

157

Land use ,.(i.e. area. under different types of land usc in hectares rounded )l'p~o two 4<}~cjJ!lal places) _______ --..1i..,o_--...-__ ~ ______ , .,_

]'?pres! • -]iri!ated by sol1tce 'PI!- Cultur'- Area not .• JrrJ- able aVailable

gated waste tor cuJti.. (includ- vation iog -gauchar and groves)

14 15 16 17 18 ~ ~

.. T(146.00}. GC(103.00). TW(43 .00) 84.00 15.00

.. T(573.00),GC(512.00). TW143 .00)1 76.00 t'.WE(18.oo) -

.. 'Ti718.00).GG(5~.OO).TW((63. 00). 229.00 2.qo 84.QO rWE(65:00)

.. T(521.00).GC(365 .OO).TW(116 .00). 11.00 45.00 TWE(40.00)

~397 ,OO}~'(238 :O!T).TW(YOI .00), TWE(S8.~

71·00 31.00

. . 1$07 .OO).GC(27S .~}.TW(243 .00). 59·W 2·09 52.00 TWE(89.00) •

.. ~

., 'T(747 .00), GC(723~.OO),TW(t4 .00) 724.00 110.00

., t(900.00).G~556.l1o).TW(202.oo), IJ5.00 4.00 136.00 DNB(142.00),

.. T(529.00). GC(412.00).lW(80.QO). TWE~37.00)

3.00 --37.00

., 'T(761.00), GC(425.00). TW(336.00) 44.00 103.00 ~

., T(428.00).GC(~10.00).TW(l18 .00) 11.00 37.00

., T(248.oo).GC(10't.bO).TIV(t44.00) 88.00 59.00

.. T(442. OO).~~41~: ()Q/.T~(24. 00) 97·90 fo2.(l!I

.. ,T(403 .00).tGh(361;W).TWiJ9. 00). 88.00 R09 'IWE(12.00) '-, "

.. T(222.00).Gq19l·<>..\9·T~~25.()0} 68.00 • 1-2·FIJ

., T~4S2.oo).GC.(45~ ..oo,l.T.W,(1. 00) 134.00 49·90

.. T(373.00).-GR(31,3.~<)!}).T~i~0.00) 324.00 ~.~

.. T(973.oo), Gq(968.00),TW(5.oo) 131.00 118.00

T(SlS.OO).GC(487 .OO).TW(28 .OO} . :~ 42.00

.. 1'(226.00). GC(226.00) 2.00 19.00

.. ,[(290.00). ~(2~9&9) 129,.QO 16.QO

.. 1X274.00). G<{;(27.f,~) 175.~ ~9.~~

158

VILLAGE

_ BUD "LADA C. D. BLOCK Amenities and

toea- Name of village :tion (with Hadbast No, .). c6de -No.

1 2

185 Hakarnwala (136)

186 Talabwala (149)

181 Lakhiwala (148)

188- Ganiwala (147)

189 Boha (137)

190 Kesarnpur ehhina "'(130)

191 Mal Singbwala (138)

192 Barah (127)

193 Kulahri (233)

194 A,hmadpur (232)

195 PhuJuwala (231) Dogran

1~6 Karipur (230)

197 Ram Nagar (139) Bhathlan. .

Total area of the vi\\age (in hectares)

Totttl poplliation and number of

Ame,nities a.vailable (if not available. w~thin the villgge a dash (- ) IS shown In the column and next to It In brackets the distan::e in broad ranges viz,-S klns., 5-]0 kms., !lnd lO+t.:ms ,ofthe nearest pl~ce where the facility is ayailable is give!\)

3

house­holds'

4

Educa­tional

5

856.00 2.105 (333) P

445.00 1.007 (179) P

370.00 530. (101) P

735.00 12.75 (218) P

3,825.00 8.258 (1395) PO). M(2). H(2)

399.00 1.191 (169) P

678.00 1.658 (275) P

2.i80.00 4.396 (686) P.M.H

490.00 1.413 (235) P

1'639.00 3,646 (632) P.M

821.00 1.313 (210) P ,

446.00 1. 795 (301) P

519,00 1.429 (234) P

Medical

-(-5)

-(-5)

Cwc

Mew

Drinking water (potable)

7 •

Post and tele­graph

8

T.TW.HP.C -(-5)

T.TW.HP, -(-5)

T.HP -(-5)

T.TW.HP.e -(-5)

Da)'Qr da)S of the market/ hat, if allY ,

9

-(-5)

-(-5)

'-(-5)

-(-5)

Communi­cations (bus Stop railway station water­way) -

10

Ma.QS8

-(-S)

(-5)­

BS

BS'

MH. ewe. T.HP.e D, FPC

PTO, Phone

-(5,-10) BS

ewe

-(-5)

T.HP.e

T.HP

-(5-10) BS

-(5-10) BS

Mew. ewe T.RP HC.D

-(-5)

!__(-5)

PO. Phone

-(5-10) BS

ewc

·D

.... (-5)

- (-5)

..:..(- S)

r:rW.HP -(-5) -(5-10):aS ~

T.RP PO, -(-5) BS Phone

T.HP

T

T.e

-(-S) -(- 5)

- (-5) - (- 5)

- (-5}. - (-5)

BS

- (- 5)

1'98 Rarnpur Mandcl (140) 736.00 2·}22 (350) oM -(- 5) T.C - (- 5) - (5~ H». BS

199 Kul~na (227) 1.040.00 2.080 (355) 'P.M

200 .Sati Ke (141)

201 A,chank (142)

202 Saidewala (144)'

203 Shar Khanwala (146)

2~ Mughanian (145)

205 Gaodh Khurd (151)

206 Gandh Kalan (150)

490.00 1m (161) P

571.00 1.272 (191) .P

659.00 1.578 (275) P.M

804.00 1.586 (254) P

698.00 1.694 (294) P

435.00 1.080 (182) P

458.00 851 (127) P

-- (5-10)

-(10+ )

- (10+)

-(10+)

-(-5)

H,D

'CWC.RP

D'

207 Reond Kalan (152)" H99.00 2.790 (~61) p. M. H RP'

TiW.TW. Hr

- (5-10) - (5-10). - (-5)

T.TW.HP -(-5) -(10+) BS '.

T.TW.HP -::-(10+) -(10+) BS

T,W.TW, PO --(10+) BS HP

T.W.TW. - (- 5) - (- 5) BS HP.e

T.W.TW.C PTO. - (5-10) BS Pholle

T.TW.HP.C - (- 5) -t5-1U) "BS

1. C .).>0 -(~5) -(-5)

T.HP.e PO -(5-10) BS

DIRECTORY

App­l'oach to vi11agc

Nearest town and distance (in kms.)

11 12

Talr.til Part

PR Bu4hJada _,

PR BUdhlada

PR Budhlada

PR Budhlada

PR Budhla~a

PR Budhlada

PR Budhlada

PR BUdhlada

PR Budhlada

PR Budhlada

PR Budhlada

PR BUdblada

PR BudbJada

PR Budhlada

.PR Budhlada

PR Budnalada

PR Budblada

PR Budhlada

PR Bildhlada

PR Baretamandi

PR Budhlada

PR BudblaiJa .. -:'

PR Mansa

(14) ?

.(17)

(16)

(13)

(~)

(10)

(7)

(4)

(~)

(2)

(3)

(3)

(5)

(6)

(4)

(11)

(8)

(10)

(12)

'(14)

(17)

(16)

(14)

Power Supply

13

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,EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

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EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

EA

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EA

EA

159

. Land use (i. e. 'area under .different type3 o! land U13 in he~tat"H ~ound~d up to tW() dl'lcimal places) .

Forest Irrigated by s()urce

14 IS

.. T (605.00), GC (605.00)

T(365.00). GC (351 ~OO). TW (14.0)

.. T (226.00). GC(226.00)

.. T (359.00). GC (359.00)

.. T(!371.0J), GJ (1371.0)

.. T(212.00). GC (211.00). TW (1.0J) -.. T (355 .00).TW(6.00),TWB(349.0)

.. T(114S .0).GC(788.0),T\\;,.(357 .OJ)

f(,m.OJ),GC(389.0J),TW (45.00)

.. T(1078.0»,GC{988.0J),TW(90.00>

. \ T(541.0l));GC(528.0J).TW(13.00),

"

.: 'T(2~5.0)), GC(295.00)

.. l' (412.00), GG(412.00)

.. 1'(419.00), GC(419.00)

.. 1'(163 .OO),GC(756.00),TW(7 '00)

.. T(361.00),GC(359.00).TWB(2.00)

.. T(540. OO).GC(518 .OJ).T WB(22 .00)

.. T(592· 00),GC(587 . OO),TWE(5 '00)

1'(697' OO),GC(695 'OO),TW(2' 00)

.. '"T(572 ·00)iGC(S72 ,00)

", T(284.00).GC(214.00).T\V(70.00)· ~...; ... ot';\.

T(185.00). GC(179.00); T,W(6.oo}

"I:(1093 .00). GC(i093:00) "

Un­irrigate:i

16

195.00

43.00

llS.OO

no.oo

2181.00

ISS ,00

278.0)

875.00

7.00

382.0)

227.00

106:00

60.00

258.00

183.00

88.00

17.00

53·00

(;6'00'

lO}~O)

24i).O;h~ .

CultuulJle w1Ste (in:iu j­ing gauchar and !lrove~1

i7

7.~O

n.a()

'fl.OI}

1l.(}Q

.!2.00

, ,

21'@)

,~:I

\ .... .:. .~,,\,u\ ~. t ..,/.,;,..

Areino! aV3ilablc for c'llti­vation

18

j~.e{)

l,O.OO

19.00

56.00

58~OO

~9:00

'.s.~O()

50.;00

.s;()()

?~:OO

Sl_oo

,;)5:00

-147:00

~';8.00

.61.00 . ; , ~1.00

.14.00

(67'00

52.00

.00-'00

'U.OO

1.13.00

l06·00

,¥P VILLAGE

BUDHLADA C. D. BLOCK 'Amenities ~ ~"

lQca- Name of village Total Total Amenities available (if not available wit'11n thf t1illlille,. a dash tien (with Hadbast No.) area popu1a- (-) is sho",n in Jlolumn and nellt to it in braakets ~~slistan~ in Code of the tion broad faflges viz., -5 kms. 5-1(J kms, and 10 + • s, df . the

- N6. village and- ~eareg.t place whore tbe facility is available is givan) , , (in humber hectares) of

-------------------------------~-bouse- Educa- Medical Drinking Post Payor Communi_ holds tiona! water & days cations

(potable) te1e:. of tba (bus graph market! stop.

'bat. if railway any station.

water-\"ay)

1 2 3 I 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ~

M'II . I

-(1'0+) 208 Reond Khurd (153) 473.00 814 (133) P -(10+) T.RP.C ~(-5) BS_ ,

209 Birewala Dogran (154) 741.00 1.229 t226) P ewe T. W. TW. -(~5) -(1"+ ) BS' HP.C

21Q Chak Alisher (156) 400.00 1,288 (191) -(;:-5) ,

J! eWC.HC. T.RP -(10+) BS PHe.D

21] Bhawa (I5S) 794.00 i 1.358 (236) p ewc T. HP -~S-5) -(5-10). BS

. 212 Bhakbrial (159) 254.00 793 (144) P -(10+). T.e -(-5) -(5-10) -(-$)

213 Andianwali (IS1) 434.{}9 !)~2 (.1~) r -(10+) T.HP.e -(-5) -(10+) BS

214 Ramgarh Shah Purian .

(1S~) 354.00 939 117.0) P,.M, fI -(-5) T.HP.e -(-5) -(-5) BS

215 Todarpur (160) 343.00 ·357 {62) P -{-5) T.HP,G ......,(,-5) --t5-l.Q) BS

~tp Sas\\aIi (143) 329.00 57';. ~93) P -(10-1" ) T. HP.C -(;:-5) -\5-10) BS ,~ f

247 Dharatppur3 (161) 1.842.00 3.7{J5 (599) .P. M, H Ji. He. PHS T, HP,C PO -(-5) BS

218 Sanghrari (163) 340.00 820 (141) p ewe T:TW. HP -(-5) -(-5) BS

21~ Gobindpura (164) 643.00 L3S1 (233) P.M ewc T, TW.4;lP -(-5) -.(-5) BS

220 Phulu\Yil1a Dod (?74) 464.00 946 ~171~ P .ewc T. TW.ft.P -(·-5) -(5-10) BS.RS e . ,

221 Dariapur (~5) 395.00 1.080 (162) P '-(-.5) T.HP -(-5) --:>(-5 -"10) BS

222 Datew~ ,(223) 1,016.00 2.220 .(41~) ~.M D 1. lIP -J-5) -(5-10) BS . 1.23 Ramgar)l (226) 331.00 ~8, g7~ P -(-5) T.HP -(-5) -(-5) -(-5)

224 Budblada (Rural) (229) 2.035.00 7.980 (1416) P(14).M(10). H. MH. T.liP PTO Daily BS.RS Hp),pUC(3) He, ewe. Phone

•• FPC

225 Talwandi (228) 367.00 9 (I) -{-~) -(-5) HI> ......;(_5) -.(-5) -(-5)

226 Rali (222) 850.00 i.3~5 (367) p.-M -.(-5) T.H4' .-(-5) 4-;.5) -L-5}

227 Cbaka,n .(Q21) 782.00 10;1.89 {f06) f _(_5) T. TW.ljP PO. -(-5) BS t>-h()oe

I

~ Bachho,ana (220) 1.798.00 4.519 P~3) P.,H D T.HP PO. iP'bOne

-(-5) BS

22-9 Dodra (219) l,llS'QO J.(1;O~ ~~OJ ,. D T; TW, I;JP P'Q -(10+) BS

2'0 RaagltriaJ (166) 966.~O ~ •• ?63 J3S4) f eWC,D T.W.HP P9 --;(19+) BS

ZSl KhatJ:iwala (169) 473.00 1.281 ,(~~ .p -.(--5) T. TW.):I..p.e :-:;"(-5) -(--5) as

16i

DIRECTORY

land use

App- Nearest Power Land use (i. e. area under different types of Jand Ilse in hectares' rounded up to roach town Supply two decimal places) to aod village distance

(in kms.)

- ~-----Forest Jnjgated by 'source Un- Cultur- Area not

irri- able available gated waste for culti-

(inc1l1d- vation ing) gauchar and gro'l33)

il 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS'

Tahsil Part

PR Mansa (8) EA 1(411. 00). GC(411. 00) 62·00

PR Bareta Mandi (14) EA 1(375.00). GC(321.00). TWE(54.00) '195.00 123.0:) 48.QO

PR Barela Mandi (12) EA T(239.00). GC(237.00). TWE(2.00) 123.0~ 38.0J

I

fiR Ba teta Mandi (10) ED. BAG T(437.00). GC{328.00). TWE(109.00) 308.00 '" 49.0)

PR Barcta Mandi (1l) EA ,. T(193.00). GC(176.00). TWE(17.00) 36.00 .. 25.0) I

PR Bareta Mandi (11) ED.EAG T(310.oo). GC(280.00). TW(30.00) 69.0~ 55.0J

J'R Barcta Mandi (16) EA T(297.00). GC(297.00) 25.0) 32.0)

PR Bareta Mandi (7) EA T(267.00) GC(266.00). TW(I.OO) 41.0) 35.0J

PR Budhlada (10) tA T(268.o.~). GC(268.00) 33.00 28.0J

PR Bareta Mandi (5) EA T(1483 .00). GC(l46 1. 00).TW(22. 00) 53:00 139.00 167.0n

PR Barcta Mandi (3) EA T(247.00), GC(238.00). TW(9.00) P 62.0) j:OO 28.00

pR Bareta Mandi (5) ED,EAG .. ~(260.00). GC(260.00) 31\0. OJ 4.00 39.00

PR Budhlada (10) ED. BAG ., T(176.00). GC(l72.00), TW(4.00). 238.0) 15.00 3~.OO

PR 13udhla1."!a (8) EA T(193.00), GC(l 87. 00), TW(6.00) i63.0\) 39.00·

PR Budhlada (7) EA II T(603.00).,GC(5S0.00), TW(23.00) 334.00 3.00 16.00

PR Budhlada (5) ED T(204 .00). GC(198.00). TW(6.00) 84.00 43.00

PR Budhlada (0) EA .. T(1l51.00). GC(1l02.00). TW(4J.OJ) 531.00 353.00

. " , PR Budhlada ,(2) EA ,." 1(305.00). GC(305.00) 60.00 " 2.00

PR Budhlada (3) ED. EAG " .. T(421.00), GC(416.00, TWE(5 .00) 342.00 . , 8t.00

PR Budhlada (2) ED.EAG "',, T(653 .00). GC(643.0J). TWE(lO .00) 80.00 49.0J

'PR Budhlada (6) EA 1'(1246.00), GC(l240.00). TW(6.00) 416.00 . \ 136.00

I'

PR Budhlada (10) EA 1'(831.00), GC(753 .00), TW(78.00) 293.00 1.0;) 100· ()()

PR Budhlada .(12) EA T(325 .00), GC(321.00). TW(4.00) 599.0) 1. OJ 41'00

PR Barcta Mandi (5) ED,EAG T(408.oo), GC(40B.OO) 13.00 52.00 a5i1i 4

" ,. ,..._~ . .. .-_, ... -,.. - ... -- -

IluOtlLADA C. o. BLOCK

lorla-! Name-of,,,,,mag~ 'Total tion (with Hadbist No.) area Code (}f tlte No. viUa,ge

(in b:~l1!es)

1 2 3

232 Dialpura (167) 59S.00

233 Sirsiwala (165) 568.00

234 J,alwenra (162) 443.00

235 Bahadarpur' (168) 1.607.00

236' (Kisnangarh (170" 2.293,00 Sedha Singhwala

237 Akharpur Kbudal (171) 57&\00

238 Bakshiwala (lm 589.bo,

.239 Khudal Sekhpur (172) 481.00

240 !Kbudal Kala,n (174)' 560.00'

241 l'Kabangarh (176) 1.467.00/

M2 Ju'glan :(171) 302.00

243 '~ander (178)' 495.00

244 'Kulatian (1'19) ~,561.00

~4$ Gol'akh Nath (180) 654.00 .

66240,ilO \

m' .. -n1'-·~-·i-~i.- .... .lCf.dis· VIS+ *t

16~,

V]LLAGE

Amenities and \

Total Amenities available (if not aVailable within the village a d~sh population c-) is ~hown, in the column and next to it in brackets the distanCC!·

in br<rad ranges viz, -'5 kms"5-10 'kms, and lO...!.kms, of th~ and number nearest place where the faC:ilit1 is available is give~) of house-

_ __.__,.-___ .--o _ _:..,......-__ ...-.--__ __.__ _____ __. _______

holds "E:uuC!a-tional

4 5

].,847 (293) M

1,150 (191) ~

1.116 (1'64) P

4,157 (685) P

4,4-70" (71I) P.M

1,833 (298) P

1.477 (225) p. M

1.596 (242) 'P

1-,725 .(3Q3) P, M

3,382 (53.1), P

672' (109) P

1;477 (261) P

6.154 <,1017) P,M,H

887 (148) P

r.54,o60'l 'F(95), (25480) M(38)

H(13). PUC(3) c(oJ. TR(O) 1(0), AC(O)

I 0(0)' -

Medical' Drinking water (potable)

6 7

-(-5) T, TW.HP . , -{-5) 1,W,HP

-(-5) T.W,TW, HP

-(-5) T,HP

H,D,RP T,W,TW, HP,C

/' RP, CHW,Q, T, W, :tIP;

H,RP

-(~S)

.MCW

PHC.RP

-(-5)

RP PHC;'D. RP(4)

-(-5)

H(R), MCW(3) MH(2), CWC(lS)

'He(S). PHC(4) 0(18), PHS(3) ,TB(O) FPe(l) NH(O). SMP(O)

'RP(15), CHW(lS\ O(t)

T,HP'

. T,HP

T,HP

T,HP

T. HP

T, W. HP

W,HP

HP ~"".' ." ,

• "-"b1 , .... ." ... -.

PoSt ba10r C;'Mmuni-& itays Cations I

tele- of the (bus g,'aph mlr,ketf

hat. if stop taiIwly,

any station. water~ WaY)

8 9 10

Mallu

-(-5) -(-5) BS

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

-(-5) .1-(-S) BS

"PO -{-5) BS I

PO, -S5-10) 13$ Phone

-(-$) -(-5) 13S

-(-~) -(S..!.lO) .BS<

-(~5)"- -C-5) 'BS

-(-5) -(-5) . ~ BS,

POI -(5-10) • BS Phone

-(-5f -(-5) -(-'5)

-(-5) -l-5) BS

PO, -(5-10) .BS Phone

-(-5) -(10+) '-(-S)

163

DIRECfORY

land US~

App:.. Nearest Power Land use (i. e. area under different typos of land use in bectarcs roundod uptQ roach town' Supply two decimal places) to, and Village distance

(in kms)

forest Jrrigated by so~rce Un- Cultur Arcanot irri- able available gated waste for cUlti-

(ioclud- vatioo ing gauchar and. groves)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Tehesil Part

PR Bareta Mandi (3) ED,EAG T(415.OO), GC(316.00), TW(129.oof 100.00 50.00 ,

PR Barela Mandi (4) ED,EAG T(390.00), GC(379 ~OO), TW(II.OO) 117.00 61,00

PR Bareta Mandi (3) ED,EAG 1(270.00), GC(270.00) 127.00 '3.00 43.00

PR Barela Mandi ,

T(842.00), GC(842.00} 590,00 22.00 153.00 (2) EA

PR Barela Mandi (5) EA / T(1588 ,00), GC(1588.00) 533.0J I72.0J

PR Barela Mandi (4) EQ,EAG T(428.00), GC(428.00) 100.00 50.00

PR Barela Mandi (8) EA 1'(405.00), GC(382.00), l'WE(23.09) 108.00 2.00 74.00

PR Barela Mandi (4) EA T(337.00), GC(317.00), TWE(20.00) 100.00 44.00

F'R Barcia Mandi (3) ED,EAG 1'(410.00), GC(406.00), TWE(4,00) 83.00 67.00

PR Barata Mandi (6) EA T(1322.00), GC(1229.00), TW£(93.00) 8.00 37.00 100.00

PR Balala Mandi (4) ED,EAG 1(222.00), YC(220.00), 1'W(2.00) 19.03 37.00 24.00

PR Barola Mandi (5) ED 1(376.00), GC(342:00), TW(34.00) 29.00 33.00 57.00

PR Barllta,Maudi (6) EA T(2192.00), GC(1328 .00), TW(864. 00) 193.00 17§.OO

foR Bal'ota Mandi (10) ED,EAG T(328.00), GC(328. 00) 235.0\) 21.00 70.00

__'--'

T( 44507.00) 1532!l.O[) SI0. 0:1 S674.00 GC(39·/S6.00) TWE(1l76.00) l'W\3$7~.OO)

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ~N lVI.t\.NSA C. D. JJLQCI\

Sr. No.

Name of village (with Hadbast No.)

2

1 Aklia (6)

2 Ali Sher Kalan I (IV

3 Ali Sher Khurd (11)

4 Anupgarh (10)

5 Asr:al (73)

6 AtJa Khurd (18)

7 Atla Kalan (17)

8 Bappiana (47)

9 Barnala (1 1 6)

10 Bhai Desa (71)

11 Bhaini Bagha (59)

12 BhikhJ (20)

13 ~hop~J (16)

14 Bir Khurd (27)

15 }3urj Dhilwan (63)

16. Burj Hari i61)

17 Burj Jhabran (5)

lb Buti Rathi (60)

19 Chaketian~ (117)

.20 • .DaleLSingh_wala (51)

21. Dhalcwan ,(30)

h. Fafre Bhajke (46)

23. Gago,wala - (79)

24 --Gehle (78)

25 Ghal';lognc (SO)

26 Ghumao >Kalan (6~

.27 Uhuinan .Kburd (69)

28 '''hurthati~ (22)

29 <,Hooiirgarhpt, Dhalpai (26)

3~ Heron ltalilD (25)

':31 Hfrewala ([20)

32 Hodla Kalan (31)

AL'1'*BEflCAIJ L'IST 'OKJyJIIDAGIm"

MAN~)c::n.nB£{}OK J

1991 Cansu! 1981 Cflnl1l3

-~--------------Location Location -------------------Codo Cock (Mdnual) ~ * (Computer)

3

MaD!8 Tahsil (PlITt).

20/11/4/15

20/11/4/23

20/11/4/19

20/11/4/22

20/11/4/83

20/11{4/27

20/11/4/18

2Q/l1/4/57

20/11/4/67

20/11/4/3

.20/i'J /4/6

20/11/4/47

20/11/4/17

20/1l/M35

20/11J4JI2

20tLl/4/9

20/Ll/4/13

20/11/4/5

20}ll14/66

291U/4/60

20111/4/45

20/11[4154

20jU/4/86

.20/H/4j87

'20~ 11/4/88

20/11/4/~

20/11/4/1

2~Jllt4/29

20ill14/34

20/1114/33 . 2o/rli4/70

20/11/4/37

4

20/1d./0040/0015

20/11/0040/0023

20/11/0040/0019 , . . . 20]lJ/0040/0022

20/11/0040/0083

20/1410040/0021

.20/ J.l/0040/0018

20/11/0040/0057

20111/0040/0067

2.0/111'0040/0003

20/11/0040/0006

20/11/0340/0047

20/11/0040/0017

20/11/0040/0035

20/11/0040/0012

20/~1{0040/0'J3J \

20/U {00 4 0/0()l3

20/1110,HO/0005

20/11/0040/0056

20/11/0040/005~

20/11/OJ40/0345

,zOJU/0040/0054

• 20Jll/0040/0086

:20/ U/0040/0087

20/11[0040/008.8'

20/1110040/0002

201ujOJ40/0001

20J11j0040/0029

20/11/0040/0034 . iO;nlo040!OOn

~0~11{0040/0070

20j 11j0040/0031

Lo::ation Code (Manual)

5

17/11/4/1

17/11/4/5

11/11/4/6

17/11/4/4

.11/u/4/86

17/11/4fj5·

17/11/4('1

17/11'4/~6

11/11(4/70

17/11/4/18

17/11/4/24

17/11/4/33

17/11/4/8

17/11/4/45-

17/11/41l.5

17/11/4/11

11/1i/4/H

11/11/4/11

11/11/4/68

11/11/4/30

17/11/4/48

17/11/4/64

17/11/4)79

17/11/4/80

17/11/4/78

17/11/4)20

17/11/4/2!

i7/1l/4(40,

17/11/4/44

17/11/4/43

17/11/4/72 ~.. ,..

.17/11/4/49 -

'Location' C'J::ie (ComputeI')

6

'-17/11/0046/0rm'

17/II/0040/0rm

11 {,11/0'J40/00'JS:

1'1/11 /OO~oJoow

17/11/0[)40/0'J86'

17/1fIO)~ro35

17/11/0'JflJ/fJJJ7 •

17/11/0:>$0'/0055 •

t1/11i°iJ1,O/0071J'

'17/1110rHO/OOlS'

L7/1I/0MO/0024

'17j1j/0040/0J3J

1-7~H{OJ~Of~J8_ '

17/ H/0:U0/OJ4S'"

~17 fll/OH'JfODl 5"'

17/,1'l/O:)4I.I/.o011

17/1l10J«!IOOU'

17/11/00~17

17/11/PJromS3

17/rI/OJJO/003ft,

17/-LI/004Q/CJ;WJ

17}idYO'J(IJ/JjJS4

17i U/OOID/OD 79~' • 17 tLl/OJJ()/(J08 0 ~

17111/004010078 :.

-111131./1)OW/0020 ~

1"7/ L'1/D04{J/002f.

,17) £l/0()40/0049

i 7/11/0040/0044

17/11/0040j0043

'17111/0040/0072

17 iJ 1/00.40 /{)049

168

ALPHABETICAL L]ST OF V1LLAGES

MANSA C. D. BLOCK

1991 Census 1981 Census Sr. Name of village --_--_-..-_-__,-_.----- --------_--._-------.. - --No. (with Hadbast No.) Location Locafion Location Location

Code COde Code Code (Manual) (C<1mputor) (Mantlal) (Computor)

1 2 3 4 . 5 6

-- ~-.

MaDsl Tllbli1 (Part)

33 Jassarwala" (2&) 20)1114/36 20/11/0040/0<135 17/11/4/46 17{11/0040/0046

34 Jawaharke (114) 20}11/4]76 20/11/0040/0076 17/11/4/76 17 f 11/0040/0076

35 Jo&a (8) 20/11/4/21 20/ll/0040}002 ! 17/11/4/2 17,11/0040/0002

36 Kalho (10) 20/11/4}82 20/11/0040/0082 17/11/4/22 17/11 {0040{0022

37 Khala (119) 20it 1/4/69 20/11/0fi40/0(J69 17/11/4/71 11/11/0040/0011

38 Kbaiak Sioghwala X64) 20Lll/4/11 20/11/0040/00 II 17/11/4{Ui 17/11iOO40/()()16 ,

39 Khiala Kalan (52) 20}11)4}63 20/11/0040/0063 17/11/4/29 17/11/OO~0/OO29

40 Khiala Khurd (53) 20/11/4/62 20/J1/00~OJ0062 17/11/4{28 17/11/{)040/0028

41 Khillan (45) 20J11/4/55 20/11/0040/{)055 17/11/4/63 11/11 /00~0/OO63

42 Khiwa Dialuwala (23) 20/11/4}30 20(1 I (OO40/(){l30 l1111/4/39 11111)Oi)~OJOO39

43 Khiwa Kalan (21) 10/11/4132 20/11/0,140/0032 11{l1/4/41 H/ll/O) ~()/O041

44 Kbiwa Khurd (24) 20/11/4/31 20/11/0040/0031 17/11/4/42 17/11/0)lG/()J42

45 Khokhar Kalan (75) 20/11/4/79 20/1l/0a40/0J7~ 17/11{4/83 17Jll/I))H/OJ33

46 Khokhar Khurd (74) 20/11/4/78 20/11/0040/0078 11/11/4/84 11111/ilJ jO/J;)3 ~

A1 KishanBarh Urf Phar (48) 20}11/4/58 20/11/0040/0058 17{1l)4/65 11/11/0040/0065

43 Kot Lallu (54) 2(J/1l/4/56 20/11/0040/0056 11/11 {4/67 17/11/0lHO/0051

4? Kotli Kalan (9) 20/11/4/81 20/11/0040/008L l1111/4{23 11/11 /0040/002j

50 Kotra (50) 20/11 /4/61 20/11/0040/0061 17/11/4/32 17/11/0040/0032

51 Makha {81) 20/11/4/94 20/11j0040/00'M 17/11/4/90 17/fljOOiO/OO)()

52 Makha Chehlan (9) 20/11j4/20 20/11/0040/0020 11/11/413 11[11/0040/0003

53 Malakpur (56) 20/11/4/64 20/11f0040/0054 llTIl/4/26 17/11/0040/0026

54 Man Bibrian (85) 20/11/4/84 20/1110040/0084 17/11/4/81 17/U/0040/{)OS1 . 5S Mansa Khllrd (55) 2o{11/4/65 20/11/0Q40/oo65 17/tl/4/21 17/11/0040/\)027 , 56 Matti (15) 20/11/4/26 20/11/0040 jOO26 17111/4/36 17/11/0040/0036

57 Maujo Kalan (13) 20/11/4/24 20/11{OO40{OO24 17/U/4/31 It/ll/0040/OO31

58 Maujo Khurd (14) 20/11/4/25 2o/HlOO40/o025 17/11/4/38 17/11/0040/0038

59 Mohar Si~ghwala (29) 20/1114/46 20/1 i 1004010046 17/11/4/47 17/ ll/OO4() /oo~ l'

60 Moola SinShwala (49) 20/11/4/59 20/1110040/0059 17/11/4/31 Gill 10040/0031

61 Mussa (84) 20/11/4/85 ZOfl1/0040/00s5 17/11/4188 .-17/11-/004010088

,62 Nanga! Kalan (115) 20/11/4/73 20 {! I {0040/0073 17IIl/4J7S 1'7111/0040/0075

~ Nangal knurd (113) 20/11/4/75 20/11/0040/0015 It/ll 14/11 " i7/11/0040/0077

6'1- Narcnderpura Ba&lfanwiilit (118) 20/11/4/68 20/11/0040/0068 17/11/4/69 17/11/0040/0069

65 RaIla (7) 2{)/1l/4/16 iO/U/Q040/0016 17111/419 1'7/11/0040/0009

1'69

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF V1LLAGES

MANSA.C. D. BLOCK

19))1 Cen9u3 1931 Ccn3i1s Sr. Name of village :--1-...- __ ........... __ --,_,.,._.,_ .... _______ ---- -. - ......... ..-_-----------No. (with Hadbast No.) Location Location Lo::ation Location

Code Code Code Code (Manual) (Computer) (Manual) (Computer)

.1 i 3 4 5 6

Mansa Tahsil (Pa~t)

66 Ram Dittawala (77) 20111/4177 20111 /0040/0077 1'1 III /4/81 11/11 /0040/00&1

67 Rar (4) 20111/4114 20{11/0040/0014 17/11/4/14 17/11 /0040/0014

58 Sadda Singhwala (12) 20/11/4/80 201[1/0040/0080 17/11/4/85 17/11 /0040/0085

59 Samaon (19) 20/11/4j28 20/11 /0040 j(J028 17/11/4/34 11/11/0040/0034

70 Sukha Singhwala (10) 20/11/4/4 20/11/0040/0004 17/11/4/19 11/11/0040/0019

11 Tamkot (58) 20/11/4/8 20/11/9040/0008 11/11/4/10 17/11 /0040/0010

72 Thuthianwali (S7) 20/11/4/7 20/11/0040/0007 17/11/4(25 17/11 /00401002S

73 Ubha (62) 20jll/4}10 20111}0040}0010 17/11/4112 17/11 {OO40/0012

VILLAGE DIRECTORY MANSA -C. D. BLOCK

MANSA C. D. BLOCK

Loca- Name of village tion (with Hadbast No,) Code No.

2

Ghuman Khurd (69)

2 Ghuman Kalan (68)

3 Bhai Desa (71)

4 8ukha Singhwala (7C)

5 Burj Rathl (60)

6 Bhaini Bagha (59)

7 Thuthianwali (57)

8 Tamkot (58)

9 Burj Har! (61)

'Total ar()a of the village (in . hoctares)

3

'Total popula­tion and number of houso­holds

4

172 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 t~e nearest pJaces whefo the facility is available is given)

Ed;c;'-·-M-;dl~·---p;.~ki~·--p-;t--·-Da;-;-Co-;;;j: tional lVater.& days cations

(potable)· tele..: of ebus graph the stop.

mar- railway ket/ station. bat, water": if any way)

5 6 7 8 9 10

Mansa

614.00 725 (110) P -(-5) HP

T,HP

-.(-5)

,PO Phone

-(-5) BS

-.(-5) 1520.00 4532 (735) P(2).M.R· MCW,D. RP(3)

653.00 1032 (173) P -(-5)

1SS.00 478 (~S) l' -(5-\0)

924·00 2352 (340) P.M PHC

H 2280.00 4604 (756) P, M.

919.00 2390 (406)

905.00 2268 (373)

1336.00 3247 (512)

PUC

P -.(-.5)

P -.(-5)

P, M.H RP I

T.HP

HP

T

T,H?

T. HP,C

T,RP

-·(-5)

-(-5)

-(-.5)

PTO Phone

-(-5)

PO

TW, HP. C -·(-5)

-(-5)

-(5-10)

-(5-10)

-(10+)

-(-5)

-(5-10)

-(5-10)

-(10+)

BS

BS

-<-5)

BS

BS

BS

BS

10 Ubha (62) . 1993-.00 4192 (680) p. M. H PRe ·T.HP PO. -(-5) BS

11 Kharak Singhwala (64) 868.00 1775 (307) P -(--5)

12 Burj I?hilwan (63)

13 Burj Jhabran (5)

14 Rar (4)

15. Aklia (6)

16 RaIla (7)

I 17 Bhopal (16)

18 Atla Kalan (11)

19 Ali Shor Khurd (11)..

20 Makha Choll1an (9)

21 Juga (8)

22 Anupgarh (!O)

23 Ali Sher Kalan t12)

955.00 3218 (510)" P

391.00 947 (148) P

-(-.5)

-(-5)

799.00 2039 (300) p, M -(-?)

2662 .00 6618 (996) P(2),M,H D

2870.00 5946 (964) p(2),Me2) MH. PRe H(2), D, RP

1271. 00 3071 (472) p, M D

983 .00 2207 (360) P(2), M. H D

501.00 1042 (175) P

537.06 1078 (154) P

D

-(-5)

3584.00 8052 (1319) P,M (2),H' H(2), H PUC(2)

542.00 815 (139) P -C-5)

501.00 878 (151) P -(-.5)

P.hone

HP

T,HP

T,RP

-(-5) -(5-10) BS

-(-5) -(5 -10) BS

-(-·5) -.(-5) -(-5)

r. TW. Hp -(-5) -(5-.10)

T. Hp PO, -(5-10) Phone

T,HP.C PO -(5-10) Phone

T,HP,C

T,HP,C

-.(-5) -(10+)

PO -.(-5)

T, HP. C -(-5) ..... (10+)

T, HP -(10+-) -(10+-)

BS

BS

BS

BS

BS

BS

BS

I', HP. C FTC}, Phone

-(5_10) BS

T.HP -(-.5)' _(_5) BS

T.RP -(-5) --(5=-10) BS

4and use-

App­roach to village

11

~e.arest .town and distallce (in kms.)

12

tahsil (Palt)

PR Maur -(5)

PR Maur (4)

PR Maur (5)

PR Maur (6)

PRo Maur (10) "

FR Mansa (7)

PR Man~a (5)-

I"R Mansa (8)

PR Mansa (8)

PR Mansa (20)

PR Maar (6)

PR Mansa (10)

PR Maur (18)

PR Mansa (15)

PR Tapa (16)

PR Mansa (12)

PR Mansa (11)

PR Bttdhlada (17)

PR ,Dbanaula (16)

J?R Mansa (18) •

PR Mansa '(16)

PR Mansa (21)

PR Dhanaula (14)

Power Supply

13

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EA

EA

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EA

EA

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EA

Lend use (i. e. area under differrnt lypes 0; lung usl: in hectares rO!lJ1dcd upto two decimal places)

- ~.-.----. _._-- _. -.~-------.----- ---.__...__..._-_-------Forest Irrigated by source -

14 15

T(47~ .OO),,'GC(39r.OO), TW(86i:00)

.. T(1246.00), GC(95 .00), TW(827.00) TWE(324 000) ~

.. T(390.00), GC(J83 :00), TW(207.oo)

.. T(116 .00). GC(75 .00), TW(41.00)

.. T(749:00), G€(60J:00), TW(140~0)

.. T(l509 .00), GC(1225 .00), TW(244.00) TWE(40'OO)"

T(693.;OO). ee~8&:OO), TWE(llO.OO)

.. T(690.00), 6<3(649 ;"()O). TWE(4t..oO)

T(840.00) GC(G45.00). TW(lOO.OO), ·TWE(95.00)

.. T(1168 .00), GC(1024 .00), TW(144.00)

.. T(519.00), QC(437 .QD). TW(82.00)

.. T(841.00). GC(834 '00). TWE(7.00)

T(270 .00), GC(244 .00), TW(26.00)

.. .T(735 .00), GC(734 .00), TW(l.OO)

.. T(2286.00). GC(2196.00), TW(90.Q9)

T(1554 .00), GC(1521 .00), TW(33 .00)

T(688 .00), GC(562 .00). TW(126 .00)

T(897 .00), GC~897 .06)

T(26.3 '00), Gq<251 .00), TW(l2 .00)

T(302.00), GC(106 .00), :rW(144 .00) TWE(52.00)

'. :r(23~5 .00), GC(1921.00). W(272.00) TWE{l62.00)

T(377,00), GC(81.00), TW(246.00) TWE(50 .. 00)

.. T(274.00), GC(146.OU), W(12S.00)'

Un­Irri­gated

16

991:00

1$7.00

197.00

50.00

101.00

553.00

144.00

107.00

364.03

n{.oo

30).00

39.03

91.00

157.00

1275.00

503.00

I7.0a

206.00

152.00

937.00

l10.00

195.00

Cultur­able waste (includ­

Area not available for culti­vation

ing gauchar and groves)

17 18

38.00

117.00

66.00

.j 19.00

74~OJ

182.00

3.00 74,00

$.00 103.0)

132.00

2.00 102.00

40.00

.75.00

1.00 29,. OJ

64 •. 00

2t9.00

41.00

80.00

6~.OO

32.00

26.00 57.00'

16.00 276 .00

3.00 52.0)

32.03

~-. ------....-."....--

MANSA C. D. BLOCK

Loea - Name of village tion (With Hadb:i!.t No.) Code No.

1 2

24 Maujo Kalan (13)

25 Maujo Khurd (14)

26 Matti (15)

27 Atla KlJurd (18)

28 Samaon (19)

29 Ghuthari (22)

30 Khiwa Dialuwala (23)

31 Khiwa Khurd (24)

32 Khiwa Kalan (21)

33 Heron Kalan (25)

34 Hamitgarh VIf (26) Dhaipai

35 Bir khurd (27)

36 Jassalwala (28)

3'1 Hodla Kalan (31)

45 Dhalewaq. (30)

46 Mohar Singh- (29) wala

47 Bhikbi (20)

54 Failc Ilhaike (46)

55 KhiIlan (45)

56 K-ot Lallu (54)

57 Bappiana (47)

1"74

__ VILLAGE

Amenities and

Total area ofth~ village (in hectares)

. Total population and numb~r

Amenities available (if not aVailable within the village a dash (-) is shown in the cJlumn and next to it in brackets the distance in broad. ranges viz.-S kms, 5-10 kms aod 10+kms of the Marest place' where the facility is available is given)

of hous.e­lulds

-------_-_--...._----------_ __._---Educa- Medical Drinking post Day or Commui-tional water & daYs cations

3 4 5 6

91.00 346 (49) -'(-,5) T, HP

(pota ble) tele- of the (bus graph market, stop,

hat, if railway

7

T,HP

8

any statioo,

9

water· way)

10

Mansa

-(-5) -(5~10) BS

505.00 1140 (179) P, M D, RP(3) T, HP -(-5) _('5-10) BS

1367.00 3051 (537) P, M, H PRC, FPC T. HP po, -(5_10) BS Phone

606.00 1524 (263) P -(-5) 'T -(-5) -(-5) BS

1238.00 3357 (588) P -(-5) HP -(-5) -(-5) BS

783.00 1463 (253) P H T,IlP, C -(-5) -(-5) BS

376. 00 133~ (223) P -(5-10) T -(-5) -(10+) BS

954.00 2116 (357) P, M, H -(-5)

1183.00

1495.00

3085 (497) P

3969 (595) P, M, H

H

D(3). CHW(lO)

1185.00 2279 (354) P D

771.00 1436 (252). 1', M. H -·(-5)

170.()() 489 (80) 1', M PH~

910.00 2153 (966) P, M, H HC

1426.00 3122 (491) p, M pHC

602.00 1674 (304) P, M PRC

2793.00 11547 (2002) P(2), M(2), H H(2), PUC

T.IlP

HP

T, HI'

T,TW

T, HP

po

po

PTO, Phone

po

-(-5)

T, W, TW, PO HP

T, W, TW, PO HP

TW.HP. po

T, TW. HI', PO C

T,HP PTO, PhOne

-(5-10)' BS

-(5-10) BS

-(5-10) BS

-(5-10) BS

-(5-10) BS

-(10+) BS

-(10+) BS"

-(10+) BS

-(10+) BS

-(10+) BS

1641.00 3944 (626) p, M, H, H, MH, T, TW, po, Phone

-(5_10) BS PVC HC, D RP HP, C

·441.0Q 1307 (223) P -(-5)

700.00 2242 (381) P H,D

T. TW, HP, -(5-10) -(5-10) BS C

'l',Hp -po

828.00 2084 (349) P D. FPC,RP T. TW, HP PTO

-(5-10) BS

_(5_10) BS

DIRECTORY

lapd use •

App' roach to viI1a~e

11

Nearest tuwn and distance (in kms.)

12

----_ .. Tahsil Part

PR Dhanaula (16)

PR Dhanaula (16)

PR Budhlada (5)

PR Budhlada (16)

PR Budhlada (2)

PR Budhlada ,(10)

PR Sunam (19)

PR Mansa (7)

PR Mansa (9)

PR SUlJam (18)

PR Sunam (19)

PR Suuam (21)

PR Budhiada (14)

PR l3udhlada (12)

PR Budhlada (10)

PR BuJblada (11)

PR Budblada (14)

PR Budhlada (9)

PR' Mansa (1)

PR Mansa (6)

PR Man sa (8)

Power Supply

13

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115

Land use (i. e. area under different types of land me in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Forest Irrigated by source

14 15

.. T(6Q·.OO). GC(39 .00). TW(IS .00) TWE(3.00)

., T(397.00). GC(316.00), TW(54.00), TWE(27.00)

.. T(S40 .00). GG(S27 .00), TW(13 .00)

.. T(405 .00), GC(357 .00), TW(40.00) TWE(S.OO)

.. T(605 .00), GC(60S..00)

.. T(523 .00). GC(286 .00), TWE(237 .00)

.. T(2S0.00). GC(25S.00) T.W(l6.oo) TWE(6.00)

.. T(611.00). GC(571.00). TW(24.00) TWE(l6.00)

T(878 .00). GC(715 .00). TWE(163 .00)

.. T(1244.00), GC(505. 00). TW(577'.00), TWE(162.00)

.. T(949.00). GC(S09.00). TW(40.00) TWE(lOO.OO)

T(705.00). GC(443.00). TW(122.00) TWE.(14J .00)

.. :r(146 .00), GC(140 .00). TW(4 .00) TWE(2.00)

.. T(SI7.00). GC(760.oo). TW(57.00)

.. T(1127 .00). GC(936.00). TW(150.00) TWB(41.00)

.. T(371.00). GC(253 .00). TW(25.00) TWE(93.00)

.. T(2223 .00). GC(IS55 .00). TW(287.00) TWE(SI.00).

.. T(1125.00). Ge(717 .00). TW(122.00) TWE(286.00)

T(399.00). GC(374.00). TWE(25.60)

.. T(579.00), GC(575.00). TWE(4.00)

.. T(7..z6.00).GC478.00). TW(248.00)

Un- Cultur- Area not irri- able available gated waste for CJlti.

(inc\J1- V.ati01 ing-gauc:lar and grov:l;)

. 16 17 IS

23.00 2.00 6.00

72.00 2.00 34.00

409.OJ 2.00 116.00

50.00 47.00 104.00

510.00 .. 123.00

197.00 63.00

59.00 37.03

318.00 4.00 21.00

207.00 12.00 86.00

121.00 2.00 128.00

103.00 .. 12S.00

3.00 62.00

6.00 1.00 17.0J

93.00

151.0) 143.00 5.0l

1S9.00 42.00

266.00 .. 304.00

365.0) 1St.!»

1.00 41.00

'40.00 6.00 75.00

51.00 51.00

MANSA C .. D. BLOCK

Loca- Name of village tion (with Hadbast No.) Code No.

2

58 Kishao garh Uri (48) Phar

59 Moola Singhwala (49)

60 Dale1 Sin~wala (51)

61 Kotra (50)

6~ Khi~1a Khurd (53)

63 Khiala Kalan (52)

64 Matakput (56)

65 Mansll. Khurd (55)

66 Chake"rlan (111)

67 Bafnala (116)

68 Natenderputa (118) Baglainvtala

69 Khara (119)

10 Hlrewala (120)

73 Nanga} Kalan (115)

15 Nangal Khurd (113)

76 lawaharke (114)

77 Ram Dittawala (71)

18' Kho1<har Khurd (74)

• 79 Khokhar Kalan (75)

80 Sidda SiniPwala l72)

Total area of the Village (in hectares)

Total popula­tion . and number

of house­holds

116

'VtDLA~E

Amenitie's .na

Amenities available (H not available with in the villag~. a dash (-) is shown in the column' and next to it in brackets tho distance in broad ranges viz..'-5 kms.. 5-~10 kms. and lO+kms. of the neaTe,t place where the facility is available is given)

Educa­tional

Medical Drinking water (potable)

post & Day or telegraph days of

the market! hat, if any

Communi­cations (bus stop, railway station, waterway)

- .... , IT ~ .... - ------.

3

1190'00

520.00

938.00

145.60

425'.00

4 5

3338 (521) P, 'M 0, CHW

754 (116) P. M .-(-5)

2479 (400) H IY

2394 (422) P. M. iI -(-5)

693 (109)' P -(-5)

7

T,RP PO

T .. TW. HP PO

T. HP PO

T.RP PO

8

T. Tw .. irp -(-5)

9 10

Mansi

-(5 ...... 10) BS

._(10+) BS

-(5-10) '!s

-(10+) BS

1807.00 5124 (&20) P(2).M:(2). R. I.IC. D. T. TW. HP. PO. BS H(2). FPC. RP C Phone PUC

1115:00 1956 (319) P

979.00 990 (186) P

712.00 1909 (340) P

930.00 2859 (480) P

686.00 1254 (210) P

773.00 [554 (234) p. M

542.00 1350 (207) p

- (- 5)

H,D

H.D

_(_5)

~(-5)

- (- 5)

T. TW, HI', -(- 5) - (5_ 10) BS' C

t. HP ......(-5) -(-5) as

T. TW. HP. .- (- 5) -(-"5) BS' C I

T. TW. HP. -(-5) C

--(-5) as

T. TW. Itp ...(5-10) _(5_10) 139

T. TW. HP. -(- 5) _ (5- 10) BS C

T. HP. C _(_5) -(5-10) as

2.394.00 6093 (1001) p H. MeW. T. HP.C 'Po -(5-1(j) B3

1093.00

1136.00

625.00

1160 (325) P

3244 (506) P

1527 dSl) P

CWC.HC, PHC,D

-(-5)

HC

...... (-5)

699.00 1516 '(268) P -(-5)

1138.00 2752 (450) P, M, H PHG

818.00 1877 .(326) P(2),M(2), D H

-

f. Itp. d as T. HP. C ..... (-5) -(-5) BS

T. HP. C' -(-5) -(5-10) BS'

T;TW,HP,C -(-~) -'-(5-}OJ BS

T.TW,HP PO -(5-10) 'BS C

T.HP -(-5) -(5;-10) BS,R,9

~.,------~~~----~~~~~~'~'~'--~~~--~--------~~~~-----~~------~~~

'nmtcroRY

lanel lIse

App­roach to village

11

Nearest town and distance (in kms.)

12

1'ahlll (part)

P:R Mansa (10)

PR Mansa (11)

PR Mansa (10)

P:R Mansa (11)

PR Mansa (8)

Pk Mansa (5)

PH. Mansa (1)

PR Mansa (3)

Pit Ml1nsa (3)

l'R Mansa (5)

PR Mansa (6)

FR Mansa (1)

Pit Mansa \10)

Pit Mans& (6)

ilR Mansii (oS)

PR Mansa (1)

fR Mansa (4)

PR Mansa (6)

l'R Mansa (4)

PR Mansa (8)

~

Power supply

13

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177

Land use (i. e. area under different types of land use in hectares rounded upto two decimal places)

Forest Irrigated by source

-.~

14 15

.. 1(966.00). GC(804.00). TWE(162.00)

.. 1'(394.00). GC(3~2.00), 'fWE(92.0()

.. T(864.00). GC(156.00). TWE(108.00)

.1 T(644.00). GC(620.00). TW(18.00) TWE(6.00)

II T(388.00), GC(314.00), W(4.00), TW(4.00), TWE(4.00)

I, T(1l04.00), GC(913 .00), TW(74.00), TWE(111.00)

. , t(641.00), GC(600.00), W(26.00) tW(8 .00), TWE(1. 00)

.. t(649.00), GC(a31.00), TW(S .00) TWB(10.00)

.. T(696.00), GC(679.00), W(3.00) TW(8.00), TWE(6.00)

.. T(872.00). GC(851.00), W(4.00) TW(10.00), TWE(1.00)

.. T(41.8.oo), GC(395.00), W(14.00). TW(4.0t»,.TWE(S.OO)

I. T(514.00), GC(413 .(0») W(26.00), TW(8.00), TWE(1.00)

.. ~ T(420.oo). GC(38} .00). 1'W(21.00) TWE(16.00)

~ . T(183S.00), GC(l406.00), TW(312.00)~ l'WB(110.0ll) ,

" t(1001.00), Gd(1004.00), 1'W(3.00)

.. T(1042.00)1 OC(rou .00). TWE(l.OO) .. T(411.00). GC(396.00), TW'(lS .00) TWE'(6.00) .. T(218.00). G0(257.00), TW(21.0J)

" T(136.00), GC(695.00), TW(41.00)

.. T(498.00), Gd(4H.OO). TW(40.00) TWE(24.00) ,_.

'"'''' '.~ -, ...

Un­irri­gate;!

16

130.00

99.00

10.00

17.0).1

15.00

5j9'.OD

437.00

213.00

2.00

45.00

206.00

194.00

70.00

401.00

.. S.O\)

112.00

316.0)

284.00

240.00

CUltUf­able waste (includ­ing gauchar and grove,)

17

Area not available for culti­vatio:l

IS ...---

91.00 ~.O()

21.00

64.00

11.03 13.00

22.0:>

., 164.00

.. 67.00

51.0)

74.0)

13'00

'i.OO

65.00

52.00

.. 1$5.0,)

86.00

89.00

1'00 35m

.\ 45.0)

. , IIS.Ot)

. . 80.00

-'II1iiilI"'=

.

Mi\NSA C. D. BLOC:K

LO~l' Name oLvi1lag~ tiQn. (with Hadbast ,N,).). Coile No.

• 1 " 2

81 Kotli Kalan (9)

82 Kalho (10)

83 Asr-al (73)

84 Man Bib'rian (85)

8S Mussa 84)

86 Gogowala (79)

87 Gehle (78)

M Ghatangne (80)

89 Makha (81)

t'8

Amolliiies and

. Total ill"j!a ofth~ vi1lag~ (in hectares)

Total . P0?J!h·

ti,m ani numb!r <If . h)use­h)lds

Amenities avaihble (if nJt aVailable within tIre -villag.!· -a daal1 (-) is. .sh?wn· in C)lUlUn and next to it in brackets .Jh~

distance In br,.nd ranges viz;-'s km;., 5-10 kms artd IO+km,. of th~ nearest place where the f~cilit) is available is,given)

Educa- Medicil tiona1

3 4 5

1807.0) 3545 (552) P, M, H D

903.00 16Gl ~J2). P B

327.00 428 (80) P(2) -(-5)

609.0!) 1419 (236) P, M -(-=5)

Drinking water

(p.>table)

7

P.>st & tele­gra.ph

8

T, HP, e; PO,

T,TW

T, Hp

T,HP

i f'hooe

--(- 5)

-(-5) r·:

-(- 5)

" 1233 .00 2933 (458) H '·MeW, D, T, TW, HP PO,

tHW (7) PhJne

542.00 709 (118) p. -(- ~l

523.00 1427 (249) P D

664.00 1962 • ~314) P Fe 1185.00 2644 (42~) P;M, D

74976.0;) 1,'1l},380' P(78), ~(37);.

(194()3l H(2S), ;'p'GC(6), C(O), • TR(O) 1(0). AC(O) O(~)

H(11), MCW(3), MH(2) CJVC(l) HC(6) PHC(9) D(26), PHS(O) TB(O); FPC(3) NH(O)I SMP(O) RP(ll); t:HW(21) 0(0)

T, TW, HP -(-5)

T, TW,HP PO

T, TW, HP -(-5)

T,HP ~ 1"'0

Day or daY~ of the

market, hat, jf any

9

OJInmU cations (b:l5-stop, railway station, water-waY)

1')

-----M_nsa

-(5-10) BS, R3

"- ('_ 5) cPS

, -(5-10) BS

- (lOt) BS

-(5-10) BS

-(5-10) _(_5

-(5-10) _(_5)

-{5-10) -(-5)

-(10-t:) 'BS

179

DIRECTORY

land use

.~.---

App_ Nearest Power land use (i. c.) area under different typos of land US6 in hectares rounded roach town Supply upto two decimal places). to and village distance

(in krns.)

~---~--------------------Forest Irrigated by source Un- Cultur- Area not irri- able available gated waste for culti-

(includ- vation ing gauchar and groves)

. __ ._--11 12 13 14 15 16 l7 18

Tabsil (Part)

PR Maur (5) B1\ T(926.00), GC(759.00), TW(45.00) 696.00 185.00 TWE(122.00)

PR Maur (4) BD,EAG T(671.00), GC(550.00), TW(81.00) 171.00 61.00 TWE(40.00)

PR Mansa (10) ED,BAG ., T(25S.0D), GC(257. 00), TW(l. 00) 42.00 27.00

PR Mama (13) ED,EAG .. T(456 .00), GC(39'7 .gO), TW(1.5.00) TWE(44.00)

93.03 60.0J

PR Mansa (10) ED,EAG EO

., T(7l ~ .OJ), GC(72,.l. .0)) 329.0:) 8?00 91.0)

PR Mansa (10) ED, EAG ., T(D) .OJ), GC(3)) .OJ) 10).0) H.OO

PR Mansa (6) EA .. T(403.00), GC(403.00) 67.0J 48.00

PR Mansa (10) EA T(582. OJ), GC(532. OJ) 23.0J 54.0J

PR Mansa (10) ED, EAG T(9S0.00), GC(933.0J), TWE(12.0J) 137.0) 3.0J 93.0J

T(5-~015.00) 1;)313,01 536. OJ 5512.0) GC(45261.00) W(477.00) TWE(3182.00) T..'V(5095.00)

'>"

APPENDICES 1-4

182

APPENDIX

C. D. Blockwise Abstract of Educational

EDU-Sr. Name of C. D. Block ----~----------------------------------No. Primary Middle Matricula- Higher Sec-

School Seliool tionJ ondary!PUC! Secondary Intermediate} School Junior

School

----..---Villa- Institu- Villa- Institu- VlIIa- Institu- Villa- Institu-ges tions ges tions ges tions 2es tions

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Phul 46 62 28 33 25 28 2 2

f Rampura 30 37 16 18 13 13 2 2

3 Bathinda 55 62 32 33 23 24 2 2

4 Natbana 32 37 18 19 15 16

5 Sangat 48 51 ·16 17 8 8 4 4

6 Talwandi Saba 65· 70 27 28 16 18

7 Jhunir 86 90 25 27 13 14 2 2

8 Budhlada 80 . 95 28 38 10 13 3

9 Mansa 70 78 32 37 21 25 5 6

District 512 582 222 250 144 159 19 22

CATIONAL MEDICAL --,---.+:__------------------.---~.---------------------

CoI~ce Mult Liter- Others Yillages_ clei'"1i<t tia te acy CIl{~ll " A wilh"no !u1d'above) Centres educational

. Ujspensary .. ",.. .._

facilities

----_ __.._--- It.,

"ViIla- InStitu- -Vffla- "Istitu- ¥illa- Jnstitu- VilIa;- Jnstitu "gos tions • "Bes tions

w

~t· nons ges tions . .-

11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 .. <'-~

-~ 21 21

12 12

22 22 ~

7 7 . -13 13 .. -I' -. 2 20 20

1 19 19

'" - '. 1 18 18

1 24 26 ,::

6 156 158

184

APP.ENlltx

C.D. Blockwfse Abstract of Educatio •• 1

MEDI· Sr. Nameotthe --~-----""""'--------~-----.-------------'_"------No. C. D.Block Hospital Maternity and Primary Health Family Primary

Cbild Welfare Centre/Health Planning Health Sub-Centre! Centre Centr. Centre Maternity homel Child Welfare Centre

---.-...=....-_- ~----- --------Villa- Institu- VilIa- Institu- ViIIa- Institu- ViUa- Institu- Villa- -. Institu~ jOS tions ges lions ges tions ges tions jes tions

1 2 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29

1 Phul 4 4 16 18 13 16 2 2 l 3

2 Rampura 5 S 5 (j 5 6 1 1

3 Bathinda 6 6 5 7 7 7 2 2

4 .Natuana 6 6 3 3 8 9 1

5 Sangat '"

4 3 4 2 i 1

ii Talwandi Sabo 1 ., 8 Jj 3 3 3 3 ~ :2

7 Jhunir 9 9 IS 16 10 13 j 3

8 Budhlada 8 8 11 20 8 9 .2 2 j j

9 Mansa 11 11 5 6 14 15 3 3

l?istrict 60 60 17 93 70 80 17 11 10 10

DRINKING WATER -------------------------------- ---- .-~-.... -'--....------

Community' . Others Villa,es Health with no Worker medical facility

""'---____ 'L...-_ , ------------ ------~---- ...... --~--~-----._._-----~ Villa- Numoe!! Villa- Institu- Tap Well tank 1ubewlll1 aes lies, tions

---30 31 32 33 34 35 36 'j7 31

2 .2 5 13 10 11 15 46

2 2 3 8 11 20 2 27 15 20 19 SO 3 5S

6 13 8 26 2 28

2 ~l 4 4 25-1

43 46 7

13 15 31-~ 60 6 S8

14 27 10 14 42 82 1'6 S ..

J 15 11 (6 42- 78 14 1&

3 21 7 11 33_ ' 66 2 "0

21 70 76 114 221 455 67 4'~

-----

S!. _ Namo, Qt C. D. Bloc~ No.

2

1 Jlhul

~. RamPlIral 3 ,Bathinda-.

4 Najhana 1

,5 Sangat

6 Talwandi Sabo

7 Jhunir i

8 Budhlada

9 Mansa

District

AirPBNIDX c. D. tiloCkwlitt.Abs'traet tjf:'Edtif.ti8B

DRINKING WATER POST ,A-'Nb --:------_--_.--._,.._.._._--_._------""""'::" -_..~~~- -----:--.. -~---

River

39

2

2

o o

4

Fountain '.'

40

Canal. Others

41 42

8 - 1

Hl

11

25 '

17

46

24 -

2S'

167 \

More than one Source

43

34"

18

50'

23

45

S4

84

79

6S

452

VilJaacs' with no drinking water facility

.44

P. O.

45 46" .. 41'

12 -1

-1

23-

12

17 1

13 I;. 0

23 1

12

18 1

137

187

-1

Medical and other Amenities

TELEGRApH COMMUNICATIQN PQWER SUPPLY -----------------_._-,_ -'------"---~----.---~----------- -_--------_

P.O. and Phone

;as

4

2

4

2

3

5

8

9

~8

T.O. and phone

49

P.T.'O. and Phone

~O

2

'I

3

3

2

3

4

20

Pbone

51

, .

4

Bus stop

52

41 27

53

31

47

63

69.

72

67

470

Railway station

53

10

3

3

2

2

3

24

Navigable waterway

54

. ....

A vailable Not availablo

55 56

46

30

56

32

48

67

88

83

73

523

APPENDIX-2 .

. Land utiliaatioD. data in. respect. of .non-municip.1 town! .(Census--. Tons)

-----------------._------ - - - - - -----------._-----------------_-_-Sr •.. _ .. _ NaIl1~ 01 TOWll.!llld C.p. ?'la. Block (within bra,:;kets)

Land use i.e. Area undu dlUalfll\t t,Pt! oflanll use In helltlras rounded Ull to .,. - ' . - .' t"o decimal places)' _-_.- - - - ---.----~--.--..I-------.-.--.--.------------:....:.--~ ....... .._..~-

Total Porest Irriiated - Ul1irril~ted Culturable' Area nOt· Area area by waste available

-- ----_.-. '--S-outU --. - - -Of -- - --- '--(In-cttldil]'a :-- for-Gaucher Cultivation an4 Groves)

~--------,.----..,----.-----.,----,--.-------.-.--------.---~------------------'1 Z " 3 ' • 4 5 6 7 8

~------------------~---~----------------------~-~------------

NIL

APPENDIX':-3

LIST Olf VILLAGES WHERE NO AMEN]TIES RELATING TO EDUCATION, MEDIC'AL, DRINKING WATER, -POST AND TELEGRA VI, COMMUNICATION,

fQ'WER Sl)PPLY AND MARKET/HAT ARE AVAILABLE

'Tl;lere is 110 such village in the district

- 0~5"-

0-10

11-15

16-20

21-30

~!90

'Xpp~IX.:....4

ttst of vill.gql«c~o·tlA~ol16ft.lot!~Fg~1iedQled'1!ttnes·iolt~'to·'tiil~I));ifaWo\\:lby range~

-PRUL C.-n:'BLOCK.

2

- 20/rlfI.OIJ5

16

31

46

4

-8

11

.41~

t-19

20

21

23

28

33

41

"'~2

45

3

-RlqIlparaPhbl'1'atisiJ

Nil

Nil

Nil

Guru Sar

Aklia lalal

Sandhu Khurd

Burj Mansa

Bhaota

'Xotpi Gu'iu

KilUloke

!G'tlmti Ki1lan

RarnJ.i\Vala

illfki tilJS i 11 gh\¥'a] ~ ,

Kear: Singnwala

Gaunspula

Salabatp:lra

Bhai Ro!a

Dhapali

Dhi~ar

Riliia'"'Vf.r.Barda~pura "

Chotian

HaiblS! NJ.

4

(22)

(21)

(442)

(41)

(186)

11} -

(35)

1 (33)

({11L

~-~).

(19)

(25)

(23)

(32)

(441)

(4ts)

(2)

'!l;and abmc Sitiewala

(42)

(183)

(184)

<~%Sl

2

3

5

6

7

9

10

13

14

17

,,- 22 "

Bud Ladha Singhwala

K'l~'I. S\\\!!.J...W'l.\a

Burt Thrpora

Malu Ka

NOOl

Dyalpura Mirza

Stllbtah

Jalal

Harnir~alh

Bhodipura

~a.~gan

(2)

(5)

(6)

(1)

(34)

(24)

(23)

(20)

(21) .

191

A.p.pFlVn~~4

iG"~ "ju.ltllcC;ltWlidl_tlIlt ptoporti(Jn,of'SclieMect1JINtut.thl' tot~tfJlpulat_jfi1""'.J.

PHUI:iC~'D~BilicKv

'Rangos of Scheduled Caste IJ.'C. No. Nama of village llIllb 1'1t <N "". population (percentage) State/Distt./

Block/Villago . 1 2 3 4

::II:Ii ~"' .. ' ... II:!:. ~ ~

31 and abovc-Conc1d.

24 AlIampUl"d '\1.?~

25 Rajiarh (30)

26 Dulewala (30

27 Dyalpura Bhai I(a (25)

29 Burj Gillan (36)

30 Ghanda Bana (441)

32 Phulcwal (443)

34 Harnam Singhwala (38)

35 Sadhana (37)

36 Patti Sanda Ii Mehraj (189)

37 Patti Sao1 Mehraj (190)

38 Patti Kala Mehraj (192)

39 Patti Karam Chand Mel\taj (193)

43 A!like (446)

44 Bugran (43)

.,.., M'- .. t ... ··hl 1:ire . 'j t .. ~,...."'t • • .... 'itk --, H:: 'It .... err .ern.« r . 1 -¥ • C -5- ...

'ExcludeS Villa&es with no S. C. populdiolll

, ..

1~.2 . AP'PENDIX-4

ti~t·of' villaics accOTdtn~ to th~ propdrtiol( of Scheduled Castes to tl~ 'ot_l- popuIatldllo by rAng~ RAMPURA -C.-D, BLOCK

Ranies of Scheduled Caste population' tporcenta ge)

0--;5 ..

6-10

11-15

16-20

21-30

. H and .bove

L.C.No. State/DisH./ Block/Villarc

2

20/11/20/50

63

65

69

51

53

55

57 .' 60

61

64

70

-7J.

73

74

47

48

49

52

54

56

58

59

62

. 66

67

68

?1 15

tCi

_'~luQel ViUqea with DO S. C. populatios\

3

Rampura Pbu) Tamil

Nil

Nil

Nil

laid,!n

Ram Niwas

Dhado

Ghureli

Pi tho

Bhundcl

Balianwali

Gill Khurd

Mansa Khurd

Hari Kishan PUla

Dikh

Ghurlllla

Chandke

Khokhar

Sooch.

Gill Kalan

Karat'"aJa

Jethukc

Ran1pura

Kotra

Dauiatpufa

Nandgarh Kotra

Jhil.odukc!

MandiKhurd

Mandi KalAn

Badial.

!tOndan

Ballob.

Bhaini Cbllbat

Pirkot

Hadbast No.

4

(46)

(4)

(3)

(<<8)

(45)

(449)

(6)

(S)

(l2)

(10)

(2)

(49)

:450)

(3) .

(41

(4)

(44)

447)

(72)

(13)

('7)

(9;

(li)

(5)

(2.

(41,

di)

(4~

(452)

(4Si~

193

*,~F:NPIX-4

.List of. viJl~,ge1i .ac.cqrding to the proportion of. S~heduled. ~.astes. to4IuH:~t~~ ~ POll~llljj911tPy,.r.anges

BaTHINDt,\ C. Do. BLOCK .."

- Rangos uf Sc:hodulorrCastc population (ptlrc~tage)

0-5*

6-10

11-15

16-20

21-30

31 and above

L.C.No. State/Distt./ Block/ViIlage

2

20/11/30/74

48

50

32

33

51

54

59

60

65

79

80

88

30

31

34

36

37

38

39

40

41

42

43

44

45

46

47

49

52

53

Nama of v iIlage

3

Bat~I'!.da Tahsil

Nil

Nil

AkaIia Khurd

Baho Sibian Patti~!Jasawa Siugh

Baho lattri

lassi Pauwali

Ciebri Devi Nagar

'lena

Chugha Kalan

Virk Kalan

Bhisiana

Ablu

Cioniana Khurd

Cionian·a Kalan

landanwala

Naruana

Jodbpur Romana

Kot Sbamir J J.

Ciulabgarh Urf .!I@iwala

Katar Singhwala

Ph us Mandi

Bhagu

Ciill Patti

Sibian

Ba1adewala

p'e]1mila1lew.ana_

Bir Behman

Birtalab UrfTalabn;

Multania

Mian

Ballo Sibian Patti Dharam Singh

Chugha Khurd

Baluana

4

(7)

(2)

(3)

(61)

(63)

(4)

(79)

(181)

(180)

(174)

(163)

(162)

(155)

(65)

(64)

(57)

(58)

(62)

(60)

(59;

(71)

(72)

(73)

_(_74).

(75) •

(68)

(67)

(66)

(1)

(76)

(77)

194

APPENDIX-4

List of viUages according to the proportion of Schedilled Castes to the total population by rrutges

Ra~gos of Scbcsdu1ed Caste population (percentage)

1

L.C.No. State/Distt.} B]ook/Village

2

• BATHINDA C: D. BLOCK

Name of village HadbastNo.

3 4

----~-------------BatbiDda Tahsil

31 and above-COIIdd. 55 Jhumba (5)

S6 Sa1dargarh (80)

57 Karamgarh Sattran (78)

58 Virk Khurd (182)

61 Bud Mohma (178)

62 Deon (177)

63 Mehma Bhagwana (176),

64 Killi Niha] Singh (179)

66, Mohma Sarkari (115)

67 MehmaSarja (168)

68 Nehianwala (167)

69 Mehma Sawai (169)

70 Balahat Mehma (170)

71 Dan Singhwala (171)

72 Ganga (173)

73 Warkandi (172)

7S Akalia Kalan (8)

76 Chak Goniana Khurd (165)

77 Balahar Vinibu (166)

81 Amargarh (161)

82 BboIchra (160)

83 Khialiwala (159)

84 Har Raipur Uri Bbokhri (158)

87 Jeeda (153)

89 Khemuana (154)

·BxcludCS VillaiCS with no' S. C. population.

195

APPENnJX-4

Ltst or villages according to tbe proporti('D of Scheduled Castes to the total popuIa(Joa by raq_

NATHANA C. D. BLOCK.

Ranglls of Scheduled Caste L.C. No. Naille ot villago Ha~blst No. poPulation (percentaga) Stata/Dist!./

Block}ViIlaga

1 2 3 4

20)11}40} 108 Batbioda Tab.!il

0-5'" Nil

6-10 Mehna (115)

11-15 Nil

16-20 97 Burj Dalla (184) -

21-30 90 Giddar (181)

.91 Bajoana (l83)

93 Kalian Maika (186)

109 BhucQo Kalan (201)

115 Lahra Khana (2()2)

117 Lohra Baga (260)

31 and above 92 Kalian Sukba ~ (185)

94 Kalian Sudha (187)

9S Bhaini (188)

96 Mari (191)

98 Nathpura (182)

99 Ganga (180)

100 Nathana (179)

101 Poohla (198)

102 Poohli (178)

103 Dhileswan (177)

104 Saman (199J

105 Gobindpura (176"'"

106 Joganand (173)

107 Bibiwala (114)

110 Bhucho Khurd (201)

111 Tungwali (208)

112 Cbak Fatah SingbwaJa (20S)

113 Cbak Ram Singhwala (204)

114 Chak Bakbta (203)

116 Bud Kahan Singbwala (206)

118 Batb (197)

119 Lohra Moltabat (196)

120 Lchfa Sondha (195)

121 Lcbta Dhu] kot (194) ... .; ~ ...... ""

. _ _ ........ ,,~ ~ .. ~-.. *Excludes ViUases-with ijO S. C. popUlation.

1961'.

APP~ND][,X..!:..4 1 :i(o(vlUiige§'accoj!clfng:~o 'tfi~ pfopOrti~ 'Of'Sclie}~i~d Castes to -the totai population by ranges

sA-NdNr-e~IY.BLOCR.

Ranges of Schedulod Caste population (per.::entage)

6_10

11-.15

16-20

21-30

... ... -_ ..... L.C. NJ. Stat~{Distt.! Hlock/Village

20/11/50/9

10

2

6

7

8

13

14

is

19

20

21

22

23

26

1

2

3

3

l\'amt' of vil1ago

3

Ta(walldi Sabo Tabsil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Tarkhaneswala

Bathinda Tahsil

Ghudda

Tahvandi Sabo Tahsil

Amarpur UrfGurthuri

Fakka Kalan

B:ithinda Tahsil

B~m Biha

Talivandi Sabn Tahsil

PhaJara Sckhu

Blgha

Bathinda Tahsil

Bajak

Bandi

KotJi SlbJ

Faridkot

Kishanpura Ur/Kutti

Jassi Bagwali

MuhJan

Talwandi Sabo Tahsil

Dunowala

Da thinda Tahsli

Phulo Mithi

Talwandi Saba Tahsil

Kaile Bandar

'BafJ:inda Tabsil

Raike Kalan

Bahadargarh Jandian

LoolBai

l'alwandi Sabo Tabsi{

rIadbast No.

4

(118)

(89)

112)

114)

(85)

(117)

(119)

(98)

(107)

(105)

(lOS)

(110)

(tIl)

(101)

~) I)

(56)

(83)

(82)

(81)

Jodhpur-B~gga-Sjngh-.- - _-(116) - -

____ -- ____ --~ _____________________________ ----------------~~.J ~-~ __ ~ ____ ~.---~--

197

APPENDJtX-4

List oMi&lag'i~c,otdjng to,the, propolltion·of Scheduled Castes to the totlll popu1a~oD by ranges·

SA~0A,.T C. D. BLOCK

Ranges of Sched;led Caste population (percentage)

31 and above-contd.

1.e. No. State/DisH./ Block/Village

2

4

4

5

5

6

7

8

11

12

16

17

17

18

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

24

25

Name of village Hadbast No.

3 4

Bathindl! Tahsil

Jfmghi Rana (86)

1a h,andi Sabo Tahsil

Chak Hira Singhwala/Pakka (115)

:Qathinda Tahsil

Raike Khurd Uri Chak Dana (84)

Talwandi Saho Tahsil

Bl!n,gi Raghu (40)

SukhLadhi (39)

Bathinda Tahsil

KaUha Rani (104)

Chak Attar Singhwala (103)

Nandgarh (88)

Dhunike (102)

Pathrala (108)

Chak Kharak Singh Doomwali (109)

Talwaudi Sabo Tahsil

Bangi Ruldu (37)

Bathinda Tahsil

Chak Ruldu Singhwala (113)

Talwaudi Sabo Tahsil

Bangi Nihal Singh (38)

Bangi Dipa Singh (41)

Malwala (42)

Bhagwangarh/Bhukhianwali (42)

Bathinda Tahsil

KotGuru (100)

Talwandi Sabo Tahsil

Shergarh (95)

Bathinda Tahsil

Sangat Kalan (99)

Talwandi Sabo Tahsil

Manwala Uri Kisllangarh (43)

Bathinda Tahsil

Anoorgarh Urf Machhana (98)

198

APPENf>JX-4

List of villages according to tbe proportion of Scheduled Castes to the total population by ranges

SANGAT C. D. BLOCK

Ranges ofSchedulc.d Caste L. C. No. population (percentage) State/DisH./

Bloc!</Village

Name of village HadbastNo.

1 2 3 4

31 and above-concld. Talwandi Sabo TabsU

25 Xot Bakhtu (44)'

Bathinda Tahsil

26 Gehri Buttar (93)

27 Mehta (94)

28 Gurusar Sainewala (92)

29 Jai Singhwala (91)

*Bxc}udes Villages with no S. C. population.

199

,APPENblX-4

List of vUlaaes according ta the proportion 'of Schedule.d Cast~s to ta~ total population by ranges

TA(WANDI SABO c.b. 'BLoCK

Ranges of Scheduled Caste population (percentage)

1

6-10

11-15

10-.20

21-30

L.C.No. State/Distt., Block/Village

2

20/11/60/39

79

56

71

84.

12

28

40

46

65

69.

74

78

83

14

15

32

33

34

35

41

'43

44

4S

49

51.

S4

57

6b

64

67

Name of village

3

Talwaudi Sabo Tahsil

Manak Khana

Mirdziana

Sawaitch

Jogewala

Qolewala

Phulo Kbari

Chathewala

Rai Khana

Kutiwal Khurd

MahiNangal

T~ona Pujarian

Sin go

Mcnuana

.Ka1alwa1a

Ga'wali

Malkana

Bangher Char at Singh

Natt

Le1ewala

Bathind, Tabsil

Dhan Singh Kh~n_a

TaJwandi Sabo TahSil ..... Kishangarh/Chinarthal

Maisar KhilDa

Thamangarh

Kutiwal Kalan

Jatri

MansaKalan

I<:otIi Khurd

Sandoha

Ram Tirath Joga

Bhagi Bander

Jajjal

"

Hadbast No.

4

(20)

(136)

(88)

(128)

(142)

(124)

(54)

(21)

(67)

(45)

(130)

(138)

(137)

(145)

(127)

(125)

(48)

(47)

(28)

(23)

(19)

(17)

(65)

(66)

(25)

(13)

(86)

(12)

(32)

(46)

(35)

200

APPENDIX-4 List of villages according to the proportion of,. Scheduled Castes to the..totI1J pOPJlJatioal:\v,,!'nges

TALWANDl SABO C. D. BLOCK

Ranges of Scheduled Caste L.C.No. Name of .village ~Hadbast-No. Population (Percentage) State/Distt,1

BJock/VilIage

1 2 . 3 4

Talwandi Sabo Tahsil

21 ..... 30-concld. 70 Taraogali (129)

72 Behman Jassa Singh (133)

76 Nathena (141)

&1 Kaureana (143)

82 Raya (144)

85 Fatah Balu (146)

31 and above 10 Ram Sara (122)

11 KanakwaI Uri Rattangarh (123)

13 Giana (126J

16 Kamalu (120)

27 Jeon Singbwala (55)

29 Kot Bbara (53)

30 Ramgarh Bhunder (51)

31 Banghar Mohabat Singh (49)

35 Jodhpur Pakhar (27)

36 Bud Serna (50)

'37 Bhai Bakhtour (24)

38 GhasoKhana (22)

42 Gchri Bara Singfi (18)

47 Ram Nagar Urr Kasaiwara (16)

·48 Maur Charat Singh (15)

50 Mari (26)

-52 Burj (14)

53' Rajgarh Kuba (11)

55 Kamalu (87)

58 Shekhpura (29)

59 GadhlanwalilBhagwanpura (30)

61 Fatehgarh Nouabad (33)

62 Gurusar JOga (132)

63 Talwandi Sabo (34)

66 Lcleana (36)

68 Sangat Khued (131)

73 Behman Koer Singh (134)

75 Nangla (149)

77 Lebri (139)

80 Gehlewala (135)

1"Excludes Villages with no S. C. population.

201

APPENDIX......-4 -

List of villages according to tbe proportion of Scbedilletl Gastes to the total population by ranges _ - -.., Jr ....

~ 1HUNIR C. D. gLaCK .,."..-;- ..., ", ... ",,. ...

Ranges of Scheduled Casto L.C.No. Name of village. Hadbast No. population (percentage) 0 State/DisH./

B1ock/ViJlage

1 2 3 4 -------- - - --Mauss Tahsil

0-5· 20/11/701138 Khi.ara Kalan (198)

6-10 132 Jhanda Kalan (199)

i45 Dhigana (194)

146 Lohgarh (19S)

11-15 109 Bhalaike (105)

165 Chhachhoher (151)

16-20 95 Karamgarh Urf Rovtawali (83)

9.:1 Chahlenwa la (89)

118 Kotra (148)·

119 Ghudawala (150)

137 Karandi (201)

139 Khiara Knurd (197)

169 Khiali Chahlanwali (163)

21-30 74 Dullowala (112)

9J Uddat Bhagat Ram (110)

92 -Bajewala (107)

93 -ChhapianwaIi (1O~)

97 '-Talwandi Akalia (82)

102 Peron (93)

103 Raipur (94)

105 Javrkian (96)

109 Barewala Jattan (104)

110 - Dasahrid ia (106)

111 "'Burj Bhalai (102)

112 Aullak (98)

113 Jagatgarh Bandral1 (99)

116 Jatana Kalan (147)

123 Fatta Maluka (166)

126 Sardulewala (l84)

129 Sardulcgarh (189)

131 Jhanda Khurd 087)

133 Nahran (2()()

136 Jitajrana (202)

140 Kavriawra (196)

202 '.

APPENDIX-4

List of villages a.ccording to the proportioJ{ of SChtfduled Castes to tbe total population by ranges

JHUNIR C. D. BLOCK

Ranges of Scheduled Caste population (percentage)

1

21-30-concld

31 and above

L.C.No. State/Distt., Block/Village

2

144

150

153

161

162

166

170

171

172

173

174

71

72

89

91

96

98

100

101

104

106

107

114

115

117

120

121

122

124

125

127

128

130

Name of villa&e

3

Mansa Tahsil

Ahalupur

Adamke

Karipur Dumb

Moffer

Nandgarh

Kourewala

LalianwaJi

Raman Mandi

Bhaman Kalan

Bhaman Khurd

Lakhrnirwala

Saharna

Deluana

Maujian

KotDbarmu

Daliawali urr Gulabgarh

Banawala

Dbingar

Behniwala

Tandlan

Mian

Bishanpura/Jherianwali

Churhia

Kusle

Jatana Khurd

Fatebgarh Sahrianwali

Jhuuir

Makhewala

Mirpur Kilurd

Tibi Hari Singh

Kahnewala

Bhunder

Rurki

Hadbast No.

4

(193)

(168)

(178)

(161)

(160)

(156)

(152)

(153)

(154)

(155)

(123)

(121)

(122)

(109)

(111)

(90)

(91)

(134)

(92)

(95)

(1)7)

(103)

(101)

(100)

(149)

(lSI)

(164)

(165)

(182)

(183)

(13S)

(186)

(188)

203:, , -

APPENDIX;-4

List of "ilJal!es according to the prOfortion.ot'..Spbedul~d Castes to t.he i~taI ~OI.JnlatiOd by raoges

Ranges of Scheduled Caste population (pC!1'Centage)

31 and abovc-concld.

L.C.No. -S1ate/Dlstt./ BJock/Vl1lllge

134

135

141

142

143

147

148

149

151

152

154

155

156

157~

158

159

164

167

168

V5

-Excludes Villages with Do S. C. Population.

.... "'" - -lHU1jIl_t C;;:. D. BLO.C·K': _

Mans8"TiiiiSi1 Mankhora

Sangha

Sadhuwala

Phus Mandi

Bhalan Warha

Higna UtI Bbagwangarh

.Ranjitaarh Bandran

Mirpur Kalan

J\alike

Chotian

~Baran

Hilke

Jhanduke

Chian(lwala

Chak Mughnia

Patehpur

Dale1wala

Daacwala

Ghukni

Akanwali

4-

(204)

(203)

(190)

(191)

(192)

(179)

(180)

(181)

(161)

(169)

(171)

(176)

(170) ,

(171)

(173)

(174)

(158)

(162)

(172)

(124)

20~

Al»PENDIX-4 -

List of villages according to the Proportion of Scheduled Castes to tbe total population by ranges

BODHtADA C. D. BtOCK

R.anges of Scheduled Caste" , l'Iopulation (percentage)

1

6-10

11-15

16-20,

21-30

L.C.No. StateJDistt. J Block/Villag~

2

20/11/80/38

177

202

210

216

40

41

42

44

49

50

163

176

178

182

187

192

193

197

204

206

209

211

213

217

223

'226

228

229

235

236

Nani~ 01 village Hadbast No.

3 4

MIIQ9a Tabsil

Nil "

Khiwa MihanSingh/Samundgarh (32)

Nil

Piplian (126)

Saidewala (144)

Chak Alisher (156)

Saswali (143)

Guradi (37)

Kanakwala Chahlan (34)

Alampur Bodla (35)

Biroke Kalan (38)

Borawal (40)

Jltgarh Urf Blroke Khutd (41)

Malkon (159)

Mandhali (125)

Tahlian (128)

S1tndli (133)

_Lakhiwala (148)

Barllh (127)

Kulahri· ~233)

Ram Nagar BhatbUtn .- UH) ..

Mughanian (145)

Gandh Kalan (150)

Bire,walagogran (154)

Bhawa (155)

Andi'anwali (157)

Dharampura (161)

Ramgarh (226)

Rali (222)

Bachhdana (220)

Dodran (21::1)

Baaadarpur (168)

KishangarhlSedha swall~ (170)

205

APPENDIX-4

List of YiJlages according to the proplJrtion of Scheduled Castes to the total population by rangel)

BU:DHLADA C. D. BLOCK

Ranaes of Scheduled Caste population (percentage)

21-30-c0ncld.

31andabovo

t·e.No. State/Dist1., Block/Village

2

239

241

242

243

244

245

39

43

51

52

53

179

18(

18J

18~

18~

18~

lS~

t8l

18!

196

1'l

194

195

196

198

199

200

201

203

205

207

208

Name of village

3

Mansa Tahsil

Khudal Sekhpur

Kahangarh

Juglan

Mander

Kularian

Gorakh Nath

Heron Khurd

Bhadra

Gurney Kalan

Gurney Khurd

Hassanpur

Joian

Alampur Mandran

Udat Saidewala

Faridkll

Malakpur Bhimra

Hakamwala

Talabwala

Ganiwala

Boha

Kesampur Chhiod

Mal Singhwala

Ahmadpur

Phuluwala Dogran

Karlpuc

Rampur Mander

Kulaaa

Satiktl

Achaok

Suer Khanwala

GaudbKhurd

Reond Kalan

ReondKhurd

Hadbast No.

4

(172)

(f7&)

(177)

(178)

(179)

(ISO)

(33)

(36)

(42)

(43)

(44)

(129)

(131)

(132)

(134)

(135)

(136)

(149)

(147)

(137)

(130)

(138)

(232)

(231)

(230)

(140}

(227)

(141)

~142)

(146)

(151)

(152)

(153)

- _-- -

206

APPEl'IDix-4

List of vilJltges according to the lJroportion of Scheduled Castes to the total population by ranges

'Bub'HLADA C. D. BLOCK

Ranges of Scheduled Caste L.C.No. Name of village 'Hadbast No. Population (percentage) Stata/Distt. /

Block/Village

2 3 4

31 and above-foncld. Mansa TahsJ1

212 Bhakhrial (159)

214 Ramgarh Shahpurjan (158)

215 Todarpur (160)

2IS Sanghreri (163)

219 . Gobindpura (164)

220 Phuluwala Dod (224)

221 Dariapur (225)

222 Datewas (223}

224 Budhlada (Rural) (229)

221 Chakan (221)

230 Ranghrial (166)

231 Kbatriwala (169)

232 Dialpura (167)

233 Sirsiwala (165)

234 JalWtlbra (162)

237 Akbarpur Klludal (171)

238 Bakshil'lala (173)

240 Kbudal Kalan (174)

Bxcludes villillc with no S. C. population

207

APPENDlX-4 . J:.ist of 'ViIlllges according to the proportion of Scheduled Castes to ibe total population by raugbs

Ranges of Scheduled CMte population (Dercentage)

1

6-;-10

11-15

'16-20

21-30

L.C.No. !;tate/Distt./ BI ock/Vill age

2

20/11/90/83

23

36

64

·1

22

30

61

2

5

6

7

8

9

12

14

IS

16

18

20

21

25

26

29

32

33

45

47

55

57

65

69

..MANSA C. D. I!LOCK

Name of villago

3

Mansa Tahsil

As{:al

Nil

Ali Sher Kalan

Jassarwala

Malakpur

Ghuman Khurd

Anup~arh

Kbiwa Dialuwala

Kotra

Ghuman Kalan

Burj Rathi

Bhaini Bagha

Thuthianwali

lamkot

Burj Hari

Burj Dhilwan

Rar

AkJia

RaJla

~tla Kalan

Makha Chehlan

~oga

Maujo Khurd

~atti

Ghu[thari

Khiwa Kalan

Het:_on Kalan

Dhalewan

Bbikbi

Kllillan

Bapiana

Mansa Khurd

Khara

Hadb'lstNo.

4

(73)

(12)

(28)

(56)

(69)

(10)

(23)

(50)

(68)

(60)

(59)

(57)

(58)

(61)

(63)

(4)

.. (6)

(7)

(17)

(9)

(8)

\14)

(15)

(22)

(21)

(25)

(30)

(20)

45)

(47)

(55)

(119)

208

Al'PEND.IX-4

List of villages 8(cording to the p~oportion of Scheduled Castes to tbe total populadoD .y rang ..

MANSA "C. D. BLOCK -.. _ ..... Ranges drScheduled Caste L. C.No. Name of village Hadbast No; population (percentage) State/Di stt./

BlockNillage

1 2 3 . 4

Mansa Tahsil

21-36.-.cmreld • 70 Hirewala (120)

80 Sadda Singhwala (72)

81 Kotli Kalan (9)

84 Man Bibrian (85)

87 Gehle (78)

94 Makha (81)

31 andabova 3 BhalDesa (71) . 4 Sukha Sin&nwala· (70)

10 Ubba (62)

11 Kbarak Sinllbwa)a (64)

13 Burj Jhabran (5)

17· Bbopal (16)

19 Ali Shor Khurd (11)

24 Maujo Kalan (13)

27 Atla Khurd (18)

28 Samaon (19)

31 Khi'flloa Khurd (2")

304 Hamirgarh urJ Dhaipal (26)

IS Bir Kburd (27)

37 HodlaKalan (31)

46 Mohar Singhwala (29)

54 Palta Bhaike (4')

5' Kat Lallu (54)

58 Kishangarh Urf Pbar (48)

59 Moola Singhwala (49)

60 Dale] Singhwala (51,)'

63 Khiala Kalan (52)

66 Chakerian (117)

67 Sarnala (116)

68 NarenderputaJBaglianwala (118)

73 Nangal Kalan (115)

75 Nangal Khurd (llJ)

76 Jawaharke (114,

209

APPENDIX-4

List of villages according to tl1e prop()rtioD of Scheduled Castes to the total population by ranges

MANSA C. D. BLOCK

Ranacs of Scheduled Caste po]Jll)atlon (percentage)

1

81 and above-.concld.

L. C. No. State/Distt./ Block/Village

2

77

78

79

82

85

86

88

-&eludes villages with po S.c. population.

Namo of village

3

MansaTahsU

Ram Dittawa]a

Khokbar Kburd

Kbokhar Kalan

Kalho

Mussa

Gagowal

Gharangne

Hadbast No.

4

(77)

(14)

(75~

(10)

(84)

(79)

(SO)

~11

SECTION II TOWN DIRECTOR¥

213

CODES USED IN THE TOWN DIRECTORY

213

215

NOTE EXPLAINING THE CODES USED IN THE TOWN DIREctORY

The town directory has been compiled in six different statements for all the urban areas of the ..district. The data on amenities and other aspects have been presented iu codes which are explained below ;

.statement I :

This gives status and growth history of each town in the district.

Class has 'been introduced in all the statements of town directory to facilitate analysis for purposes ·of demographic and socio-economic characteristics of town. at the state and all India levels. It has been ;presented according to 1991 census popUlation of the core town in the following manner

Population, Class

1,00,000 and above I

50,000-99,999 II

20,000-49,999 III

10,000-19,999 IV

5,000-9,999 V

Below 5,000 VI

The civic administration status as in 1990 has been indicatea by the following abreviations. CensuS 1town is regarded as having no civic status. Code (C.T.) has. been used for census town.

Municipal Corporation

Municipal Committee

Cantonment Board

Notified Area Committee

Census Town

:Statement II :

=M. Corpn.

=M.C.

=C.B.

=N.A.C.

=C.T.

This gives for each town, physical aspects and location of towns.

'Statement m : This gives municipal finance for each town of the district .

. Statement tv :

This gives civic and other amenities. The abbreviations used are indicated below

.(1) Road length :

PR

KR

,(II) System of sewerage:

S

OSD

BSD

SD

=Pucca Road

=Kuccha Road

= Sewer

:= Open surface drains

=Box surface drains

=Sylk drains

CD

Pt

(In) Method of disposaJ of

HL

B

Wll ST

s

night soiJ

216

=C~~spqol metQQd

=Pit ~y~t~m

=Headloads

= Baskets

---: Wlw~l &J.lfQW$

-:~~ptic l~nk l~tril1e~

=;Sewerage

(IV) Protected water supply-source and capicity of storage system- -

(a) Sources of water supply :

TW

:r W

TK

~~ S~~teJD '?,f st0!'!ie of W!!~{ :

ORT

SR

IG

BWP

PT

Statement IV-A:

.....,Jubewell Water/Hand pump

M'Tap Water

::;;=Well Water

::;:::TankWater

=Uverhead tank

= Service reservoir

=River infiltration gallery

=Borewell pumping system

= ~ressure tank

This gives inl"ormation about the civic and other amenities in 'notified slum areas. This'statimIIW is applicable only for Class 1 and Class II towns. Name of slum and area. approximately pupulation of' slum, paved roadS, system of sewerage. nUlPber 6f latr~, meiho(t pf night' soil. No. ~ tap points! hydrants installed for supply of protected water and domestic connections and road points covered under-this statement. _.

Statement V :

This gives medical, educational, recreational and cultural facilities. The abbreviatians ua Mt;

i~dicated below :-

Medical amenities:

H = Hospital

D = Dispensary

HC =Health Centre

FPC = Family Planning Centre

TB. TRClinic

NH =Nursing Home

0 = Others

A

U

Hom

217

= Ayurvedic

=Unani

= Romoeopathic

In case of allopathic, no separate code has been given. The information in Col. 4 on medical facilities has been presented horizontally in the same line as illustrated below :

R(A-I, 2) D(Hom-2, 1, U-I)

Here H(A-I, 2) represents one ayurvedic and 2 allopathic hospital and D(Hom-2, I, U-I) represents 2 homoeopathic, one allopathic and one unani dispensaries. If the medical facility is not available in a town, name of the nearest place (if in the same district) or nearest district (if in the same state) or other state and its distance from the town where the facility is available has been mentioned in column 4. '

Educational amenities:

The codes that have been used are as follows:

A

S

AS

C

AC

ASC

L

SH

Type

Sh. Type

o P

M

H

PUC

=Arts only

=Science only

=Arts and Science only

= Commerce only

= Arts and Commerce only

=Combined for all categories-Arts, Science and Commerce.

=Law

= Shorthand

= Typewriting

=Shorthand and Typewriting

= Others

= Primary School

=Junior Secondary or Middle Schools

=Matriculation or Secondary

= Higher Secondary /intermediatejpre-university /junior collegejlO+2 system whether held in schools or colleges.

If there are more than one institution of a type in the town their number has been given against each in brackets.

If any educational facility is not available in the town the name of nearest place (if in the same dis­trict) or the name of nearest district (if in the same state) or other' state and'-its distance from the town where this facility is available has been given in brackets.

Recreational and cultural facilities:

The following codes have been used:

PL

RR

Statement VI

=Public Library

=Reading Room

This gives information on trade, commerce, industry and banking for each town of the district.

Appendix to the town directory shows towns of the district which have outgrowths and population of outgrowths.

2J9

TQWN DIRECTORY STATEMENTS I-VI

220

1991 CE.."JS1:S TOWN

STATEMENT

Status and

Sr. Class, Name and civic Loca- Name of Name of Area (in Number of Population and growth No. administration status tion tahsil C.D. block sq. kms.) households

of town Code including No. houseless

households (in 1991 Census) 1901 1911 1921

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1 IV Bareta (M.C.) ll/Xl Mansa 4.00 1965

2 Bathinda (M.C.) 11/111 Bathinda 97.00 30,495 13.185 15,037 20,154 +(14.05) +(34.03).

3 IV Bhucho Mandi (M.e.) Il/1V Batbinda 2.20 1,686

4 IV Budhlada (M.C.) II/X Mansa 5.18 3,157

5 IV Goniana (M.C.) II/II -Bathinda 9.00 1.694

6 V Kot Fatta (M.C.) lI/V Bathinda 0.39 983 ,

7 II Mansa (M.e.) ll/IX Mama 20.00 9.420

8 III Maur (M.C.) ll{VW TaIwandi 4.80 4,038 Sabo

9 IV Raman (M.C.) ll/VII Talwandi Sabo

3.99 2,911

10 III Rampura Phul (M.e.) 11}1 Rampura 5.76 6,039 4,964 4,515 4,943-Phul (+9.05) (+9.48)-

11 VI Sangat (M.e.) II/VI Bathinda. 1.24 . 471

nllmcroRY

I

Growth History

rate or tbe town at the censuses or

1931 1941 1951

11 12 13

5.317

22,771 24.883 34,991 (+12.99) +(906) (+40.91)

1,624

8,369 5,364 7.071 (+35.91) (+31.94)

3,948

640

11,729 15,251 (+30.03)

3.847

6:446

Cl.836 9,515 14,409 (+38.30) (+39.19) (+51'43)

933 ( .. )

1961 1971

14 15

7.041 8.313 (+32.42) +(18.07)

52,253 65,318 +(49.33) (+25.00)

2.227 2,945 (+40.21) (+29.45)

8,620 11,713 (+21.80) (+35.88)

8.054 6,408 (+104.00) (+20.44)

3,808 4.308 (+495.00) (+13.13)

22,473 31,351 (+47.35) (+39.51)

10,944 13,407 (+184.48) <+22.51)

9,507 11,574 (+47.49) (+21.74)

19,700 23.406 (+36.72) (+18.81)

2.874 3.531 (208.04) <+22.86)

221

1981 1991

16 17

9,494 11.537 (+14.21) (+21.52)

1.24,453 1,59,042 (+90.53) (+27.79)

7.820 10,00 (+165.53) (+27.95)

15,968 18,717 (+36.33) (+17.22)

8,596 10,415 (+34.14) (+21.16)

4.973 5,611 ( +15.44) (+12.83)

43.289 . 55,089 (+38.08) (+27.26)

18,853 25,180 (+40.62) (+33.56)

14,318 17,275 (+23.71) (+20.65)

31,890 35.530 (+36.25) (+11.41)

2,859 2,731 (+19.03) (-4.48)

Density (1991) Census)

18

2.884

1,640

4,548

3,613

1,157

14,387

2.754

5,24<1

4,330

6.168

2,202

Sell ratio

1971 1981 1991

19 20 21

880 878 894

828 819 865

864 853 900

889 893 893

839 868 908

913 865 888

890 905 874

881 892 863

851 866 868

891 879 898

871 883 930

222 .'" ,.

STAn:~

Physical aspects ad

SI. Class and name of town PhysIcal aspects Namee. No.

RaintalJ (in Il!m) Temperature (In CGhtlgr'll1tl)" 'SCAte HQ __"._

Maximum Minimum

i 2 3 4 S 6

~ IV .Bareta 359.3 41.2 Sf! Chandi&¥h (169)

2 I Bathinda 876.0 41.2 5.1 Chandigarh (210)

3 IV- Bhucho Mandi 876.0 41.2 5.1 Chandigark (198)

.. " IV Budhlada 868.0 ~1.2 5.1 Chandigarh (174)

5 IV Goniana 876.0 <fl.2 5.1 Chandigarh (221)

(; V -Kot-Fatla 876.0 41.2 5.1 Chandi~h (225)

1 II Mansa 868.0 41.2 5.1 Chandigarh (175)

8 III Maur 868.0 41.2- 5.1 Chandgarh (187)

9 IV' taman 420.0 • 4i.2- 5.1 Chandigarh (238)

-fo m· Rampura I'hul m.o -~4l.2. 5.1 Chandiprh (184)

li vr Sangat 410.0 4f.z.. 5.1 Chandiprli (232)

.. ,

H

L9.~'fiQQ ~f t.~WQS, 1989

7 8 9 10 11 12

Bathinda Mansa Patiala Bareta Bareta (106) (35) (104) (0) (0)

lllltltiq<lll Bathinda Ludhiana Bathinda Bathinda (0) to} (136) (0) (0)

Batbinda Bathinda Bathinda Bhucho Mandi Bhucho Mandl (12) (ll) (12) (01 (0)

~thinda M~ Bathinda BU~Jada Budhlada 88) (88) (0 (0)

Batbinda lrathinda Bathinda Goniana Goniana (ll) (11) (Il) (0) (0)

Bathinda Bat~nda Bathin(.fa Kot F4tta Kot Fatta (26) (2 ) (26) (0) (0)

Bathinda Mansa Bathinda Mansa Mansa (55) (0) (55) (0) (0)

Bathiada T~rs~ndi Sabo Batbinda Mansi MaUl (43) (43) (0) (0)

Balhinda lalwandi Sabo Bathinda Raman Raman (45) (U) (45) (0)- (0)

Bathinda Rampura Phul Bathinda Rampura Phul Rampura Phul (26) (0) (26) (0) (0)

Batbinda Bathinda Bathinda Sangat Sall,at (2:2) (22) (22) (0) (0)

224 STATEMENT

Municipal FiJumee

SI. Class and Dame of Town Civic I{eceJpt (in Rs. '00)

No. administra- -----tion Receipt Revenue, Government Loan Advance status through derived grant (in 1990) taxes, etc. from

Municipal properties and power apart from tallation

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 IV Bareta M.e. 9.720 1.790 2,400 8,760

2 I Bathinda M.C. 3,85.241 27,316 40.540 1,500 7,174

3 IV 1ilhucho Mandi M.C. 1.620' 4.620 2,200 620 440

4 IV Budhlada M.C. 26,655 3.321 10,770 12.078 .588

S IV Goniana M.C. 15,690 2.260

6 V KotPatta M.C. 878 174 2,621 750

7 n Mansa M·9· 71,400 8,310 6,210 29,420 2.230

8 ill Maur M.C. 22.345 2.335 2,290 10,620 264

9 IV Raman M.C. 2.737 7.035 4.174 4,000

10 ill Rampura Phul M.C. 5.670 3,270 2.800 4,370 1,230

U VI SaDiat M.C. 2,575 394 1,0'09 SOO

DI

19S8-89

Retelpt (In Rs. '00)

Other sources (specify)

2.080

202.248

16.970

3,200

7,430

233

5.350

3,412

26.295

51.960

S41

Total receipt

10

24.750

664.019

26,410

56,612

25,380

4.656

122.920

41,266

44,241

69.300

.5.0lS

General adminis­tration

11

5,580

35,480

9,070

11,080

6.930

509

17.850

11.370

20.035

16.960

1.474

1225

Public health Public Public safety and conve- works

nience9

12 13 14

1.000 3,000 7.560

62.199 240,966 103,650

580 8,600 4,190

2,289 25,175 8,379

940 12.100 5,620

187 3,195

11.310 57.520 2.920

9.760 1.130 3.,nO

9.674 8.416

7,390 30.630 4.610

1.55 928 1.010

ExpGnditure (In Rs. '00)

Public Others institutions (specify)

15 16

1,050

313,590

250 3,330

1.501 3,868

330 2.670

120

1,270 30.170

60 15.700

56 6.656

8.37

1.427

Total expenditure

17

18.190

756.485

26,020

52,292

28.590

4,011

121.040

41.610

44.837

67,960

4.994

SI. No.

1

1

.2

3

Il

5

6

7

8,

9

to

11

Class and name of town

2

IV Bareta

I Bathinda

IV Bhucho Mandi

'IV Budhlada

IV Goniana

V KotFatfa .

II Mansa

. III Maur

IV Raman

III Rampura Phu'

VI Sangat

----_.

Civic adminis­tration status (in 1990)

3

M.C.

M.C.

M.C.

M.C.

M.e.

.M.e.

M.e.

M.C •

M.C.

M.C.

M.e.

10 case this service is no.t availablo in the distanoe from the town.

116

Population

4

11.537

159,042

10,006

18,717

10.415

5,611

55,089

25.180

17.21S

35.530

2.731

town mention

Scheduled castes population

5

2,812

32,266

3,291

2.9~9

2,169

2,049

11.619

7.611

4,856

7.945

553

the name of

STATEMENT

Civic and· other

Number of Road length (in kms.)

System o.t sewerage -~-.-.,.._---

S~rvke

6 7

7.00 OSD.Pt

75.00 S.OSD

, 19.50 S.OSD

18.89 qSD,S

13.05 aSD.S

2.11 nco

25.56 S.·()SD

29.00 aSD,S

18.10 S.aSD

33.00 S.OSD

2.00 OSO.S

the nearest place where

Water borne

8

50

1,500

445

495

355

1,500

157

448

893

15

available

9

200

800

200

8S1

127

578

1.910

alongwitb

227 IV

Amenities. 1989

latrlnes Method of Protected water supply Fire EltlctrJflcation (Number of connections) disposal of ---------_ fighting ---Others night soil Source of System of service. Domestic Industrial Commercial Road lighting Otbers

sUPPly storage (points) with capa-city in thousand Jittes (in brackets)

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

. 15.0 WB,Pt TW,T SR Mansa 2,009 66 475 168

(4550) (35)

ORT 8 S.ST TW,T (5142) Yes 29.435 649 6.638 3.295 68

ORT Bathinda 1 S. WB TW.T (2503) (12) 2,577 85 661 223 23

ORT Mansa 44 S.Pt T,TW (800) (33) 4,988 170 1.299 245

OHT Bathinda .1 WB.S TW,T (45,500) (11) 6,171 90 771 245 22

Batbinda ? Pt. ST TW,W BWP (26) 742 12 76 26

OHT 34 S.RL.ST T,TW (4095) Yes 11.253 400 2.350 809

ORT Batbihda SOl Pt,s T,TW (15.0) (43) 3,819 93 1,001 425 3

OHT Bathinda ~S S.Pt T,TW (750) (45) 2.638 138 855 150 4

ORT 6]1 S.Pt TW,T (228) Yes 6,252 296 1.838 700 1

OHT Bathinda 2"5 WB.RL T.TW (ll7) (22) 2,310 11 182 59 3

STATEMENT IV-A Civic aDd other ameDities in ootified slums-1989

No slum area has been notified in Punjab State though certain pockets have separately been indentified.

229

Sr. Class and name of Popula-No. town tion

1 2 3

1 IV Bareta 11,537

2 I Bathinda 1.59.042

3 IV Bhucho Mandi 10.006

4 IV Budhlada 18.717

5 IV Goniana 10.415 \.

6 V Kot Falta 5,611

7 II Mansa 55.089

8 1Il Maur 25.180

9 IV Raman 17,275

10 III Rampura Phul 35.530

11 VI Sangat 2.731

230

STATEMENT

Medical, Educational Recreational, and

Medical facilities Educational

---------- --------------------------Hospi­tals/ Dispen­sariesl T.B. clinics etc.

4

H D (A)

H(A-l.4) D(A-2HOM -1.9) TB FC(2).O.

D

H HC FC

He D(A-I.I)

D(A)

H(2) D(A-l.-HOM-l)FC

H D(A-I,l)

H D(A-I.l) FC H(2)

Beds in medical institu­tions noted in column 4

5

25

269 22 25

4

30

10

112

25 4

10 12

56

D(A-I.HOM 12 1,3) 25 He PC

Artsl Medical Science/ Colleges Commerce Colleges (of degree level and above)

6 7

A Patiala (IC4)

ASC(2) Faridkot A(2) (63) 0

Bathinda Faridkot (12) (75)

ASC(2) Patiala (109)

AS Faridkot (74)

Bathinda Faridkot (26) (89)

ASC A Patiala

(110)

Talwandi Faridkot Sabo (18) (l05)

Talwandi Paridkot Sabo (13) (108)

AS (2) Faridkot (77)

Bathinda Faridkot (22) (85)

Engineer- Poly-ing technics Colleges

8 9

Patiala Patiala (W4) (104)

Bathinda Bathinda (0) (0)

Bathinda Bathinda (12) (12)

Bathinda Bathinda (88) (88)

Bathinda Bathinda (11) (11)

Bathinda Bathinda (26) (26)

Bathinda Bathinda (55) (55)

Bathinda Bathinda (43) (43)

Bathinda Bathinda (45) (45)

Bathinda Bathinda (26) (26)

Bathinda Bathinda (22) (22)

Recognis­ed short­hand. type­writing and voCa­tional training institu­tions

10

0(2)

0(3)

0(2)

0

v Cultural Facilities, 1989

facilities Number of recreational and cultural facilities

-----------------------------_--_ -----------------------Higher second­aryl Inter­med,iatel P.U.C. '(Pre-uni­versity college)l Junior college level

11

1

.'

3

1

1

Second-aryl Matricu-lation

12

10

2

2

2

3

2

3

8

Junior Primary Adult Secondary Schools literacy and Middle classes! Schools centres/

others (specify)

13 14 15

3 5

9 23

2 3

2 4

3 2

4

5 10

4 6

4

7 7

3

Working Stadia Cinema Auditorial women's Drama) hostel Community with halls number of seats

16 17 18 19

3 5 3

1

2

2

.,

Publio Iibralies including reading rooms

20

PL RR (2)

PL (2) RR (3)

P-L RR

PL RR

PL RR

PL RR

PL RR(2)

PL RR (2)

PL RR (5)

PL

Sr. No.

1

Class-and name of town

2

1 IV Bareta

2 I Bathinda

3 IV Bhucho M;\npi

4 IV Budhlada

5 IV 'Goniana

6 V Kat Fatta

7 II Mansa

8 III Maur

9 IV - Raman

10 II! Rampura Phu!

11 VJ.' Sanga~

STATEMENT ,. Trade, Comnrerce, Industry

"NalflOii 91 tlir~ most important Names of three most Important commooities i1llported , commodit!es eXPorted

--lS-f----~--2-n-d--~-~--·3r-4-~- ----~---~-~2nd~-~-~~-~

3

Oil seeds

Cloth

Salt

Mustard

Raw Cotton

Sugar

Cotton

Cotton

Cotton

Cotton

Wheat/Gram

4

Jaggery

Coal

Cloth

Leather

Wheat

Rice

Mustard

5 6

Sugar Rice and Vegetable Oil

Rice Fertiltzer

Sugar/Vansapati Cotton Seed Ohee

Rice C:otton

Oil SeedS ~aw Cotton

, Gur Cotton

Vanaspati Ghee Ginned Cotton

7

Cotton Bales Rice

Vansapati Oil G.1. Pipe

Oil Cake Agricultural Implements.

Wheat Rice

Furnitures Oil Seeds

Wheat

Chapal Shoes-

Agricultural Imple~nts

Agricultural Implements

Mustard Wheat/Gram Processed Cotton Mustard Oil Wheat/Gram (Sarson)

Karyana Cloth goods

Paddy Mustard

Raw Cotton Fertili2er

Cotton Bales Oil Cake Mustard & Cotton Seed Oil

Cotton,~ Cotton Rice Vegetable Seeds

Cotton Bales Oil Oil Cakes

233

VI

and Banking" 1989

- ------- - -----'-Names of three lIlost impOrtant Number 01 Number of Number of Commodities manufactur~d banks agricultural non-agricul' --- .~---------- credit tural credit

1st 2nd 3rd societies societies

9 10 11 12 13 14

Leather shoes Mustard Oil Cotton Cloth 3 1

FertUizer GJ. Pipe Soods 36 1 252

Ice OiJcakes Agricultural 4 10 lmplements

.Mustard Oil Buckets Shoes and Soda 3 2 3

ASl'iculturaJ Furniture Implements

Shoes 5 g

Agricultural Sboes Furniture 2 1 Implements

Tubewe11 Chappall Grinding 11 2 " apparatus Shoes machines

Rubbet Shoes Electrical Hand Pump 4 1 2 Material Accessorier

Cotton Cloth AgricuHuraJ Shoes 4 1 Implements

Ginning blade Agricultural Dog 7 1. .(2 Implements SpiICes

Agricultural Implements

Furniture Shoes 2 2

Sr. No.

1

Name of the Town witi. Location Code

235

APPENDIX

Towns showing tbeir Olltgrowth with Population

Population of Core Town

Out Growth POpulation ctf Out Growth

--------------_._-------,3 4 s

Nil

237

PART B PRlMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

239

PART-B

PRIVlARY CENSUS ABSTRACT (GENERAL)

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT (SCHEDULED CASTE) Explanatory Note on Primary Census Abstract

The Primary Census Abstract (PCA) General and Scheduled Castes provides. the basic information relating to the population data pertaining to 1991 Census. It contains data in respect of area, number of occupied residential census houses and households; total population (including institutional and hOuSeless population) and the total population in the age group 0-6 with break up into persons, males and fetnltles Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes (there is no Scheduled Tribe notified for Punjab State), literates tata'i main worker with further classification into nine industrial categories (I-IX) of main workers such as I"":Ct11ti­vators, II-Agricultural Labourers, III-Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and Plantations, Orchards and al1led activities, IV-Mining and Quarrying, V(a)-Manufacturing, processing, servicing and repairs in house~ hold industry, . V(b)-Manufacturing, processing, servicing and repairs in other than household industry. VI-ConstructIOn, VII-Trade and Commerce, VIII-Transport, Storage and Communication, IX-Other Services, Marginal Workers, Non-Workers with sex-wise break up into males and females. The rural peA presents data per CD, block with break up into T/R/U and villages arranged in ascending order o(location code numbers (assigned to the village withi,n the tahSil) and outgrowths (OGs). The urban peA data for town/city/UA/wardwise has been presented. The district total given at the beginning preSent data for district/CD Block/Town/VA with break up into T/R/U. It would be seen that the district data also gives break up by P/MjF for easy comprehension of the data.

The PCA for Scheduled Castes outlines data for district/CD Block/UA/City/Town with break up into T/R/U, minus column heads : Area, number of occupied residential cenSus houses and Scheduled Tribes of PCA General plus break up by P/M/F.

The concepts and terms .generally occurring in the peA are briefly explained below.

Census House :

A Census House is a building or a part of a building having a separate main entrance from the road common courtyard or staircase etc., used or recognised as a separate unit. It may be occupied Or vacant. It may be used for a residential or non-residential purpose or both.

Occupied Residential House :

Occupied residential house is a dwelling house and includes a house used partly as a dwelling and partly for some other purpose like shop, workshop. factory, etc. but does not include a vacant house where no person was found to be residing at the time of CenSUS.

Household:

A household is a group of persons who commonly live together and would take their meals. fr~m a common kitchen unless the exigencies of work prevented any of them from doing so. There ma}! be fl household of persons related by blood or having a mix of both. Examples of unrelated households ar~; boarding houses, meSses, hostels, residential houses, reScue homes, jails, ashrams, etc. These are called institutionid households. There may be one member household. two member household or multi member household. For Census purposes, each one of these types is regarded as a 'household'.

Scheduled Caste :

A person belongs to a Scheduled Caste' which has bee'n included in the list of Scheduled Castes notified under the presidential order for the area in which he has been enumerated. He/She should be a Hindu, Sikh or Budh by religion.

Scheduled Tribe :

A person belongs to a Scheduled Tribe which has been included in the list of Scheduled Tribes noti­'fled under the preSidential order for the area in which he has been enumerated. He/She may belong to any religion. There is however, no tribe notified as Scheduled Tribe for Punjab State.

Literate:

A person who can both read and write with .understanding in any lang}la~e has. been take~ as a literate. fl:. person who can merely read but cannot wnte, has not been conSIdered as lIterate. It IS not necessary that a person who is literate should have received any formal education or should hav~ J?assed any minimum educational standard. All children of the age of 6 years or less have been treated as Illiterate even if the child has been going to a school and might have picked up reading and writing a few odd Words.

Workers and Categories of Workers:

Work may be defined as participation in any economicaUy productive activity. .Such participation may be physical or mental in nature. Work inv~lves not only actual work but also effective supervision and direction of work.

In the economic questions ,convassed in 1991 Census, there has been s'ome difference. The 'work' concept in 1961 and 1971 Censuses, as opposed to, the 'income' or economic independence concept of earlier censuses was adopted for ] 981 Census, but the criterion for classification as workers was .changed. While in 1961 'and 1971, Censuses, ,different approaches, namely, usual status and current status were adopted with· refe~ence period of one year and one week for seasonal and for regular work respectively at the1981 and 1991 Census~s, the usual status approach )yas adopted uniformly for all work.

in 1961 Census a person qualified as1l worker if he had worked regularly during the last season or­if he had worked atleast for a day in regular (non-seasonal) work during the preceding fortnight. At the 1971 Census_, a person was treated as a worker only if he spent his time mainly in work or if he worked atJeasC for a .day in regular (non-seasonal) wqrk during the precding work. The dichotomy ofworker/non­worker of 1961 and 1971 CensuSes was discarded at the 1991 Census and instead a trichotomy of main workers, m3f~in;t1 worker~ an~ non-workers, was adopted. For main worker the time criterion of engage­ment in work for the. major part of the yeltr I.e., at least 183 days'was adopted. Those Who worked for some time during the last year but not for the majOl" part Were treated as marginal workers. Those who had never wdrked during the last year were non-w9rkers. This trichotomy partial1y permits a comparability of 1991 Census economic -data with that of 1971 as well as 1961 Census. The main workers ,of 1991 Census-can be expected to correspond to the worfers of 1971 Census and tne main workers and marginal workers of 1991 Census together correspond to the workers of 1961 Census.

Main workers :

A person mainly engaged in any economically productive activity during the entire reference period of one year or for major part (183 days or more) of the reference period preceding the date of enumeration is a main worker. His participation maY,be ph:ysi?al ~r mental in natur~ a,nd bis activit-r involved is not only actual work but also effective supervIsIon and dIrectIOn of work. It also mcludes unpaId work on farm or in family enterprise.

These are 9 broad industrial categories (I-IX) in which main workers have been classified. A brief discription of each of the industrial categories has been given below :-

I-Cultivator :

For the purposes of Census, a person has been considered working as Cultivator if he/she has been engaged either as employer, Single workers or family workers in cultivation of land owned or held from government, private persons or institutions for payment in money, kind or share. Cultivation included Su­.peivision or direction of cultivation. A person who has given Qut his/her land to another person or persons for· cultivation for money, kind or sliare of crop and who does not even supervise or direct cultivation of land wi1J not be treated as cultivator, Similarly, a person working in another persons land for wages in cash 0; kind.of a combination of both will not be treated as cultivator. Cultivation involves ploJ}ghing, growing and harveSting and production of cereals and millet crops, pulse~, fibre crops "and other crops.

II-Agricultural Labourer :

A person who works,on another persons land for wa,ges in mOi1ey, Rind or sh!l.re should be regarded, as an agricultural labourer. He or she has no risk'in the cultivation, b\lt he/she merely wqrks on another persons' 1ilgd for wages. An agricultural labourer has no right of least or contract on land on which he,/she works. .

In-Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting, Plantation, Orchards and Allied Activities:

"A person engaged i.n'any·ofthe; activities of plantation (growing.ofroots, tubers, ,vegetables, singharas,.. chillies and spices, other than pepper, cardamom; Floricu1ture and Horticulture and agriCUlture products '; Plantation.of tea, coffee, rul1ber, tobacco, pepper, cardamoi1l cocontlt, arecanut edible nut excluding groundnut ~ Fruits, ganja, cinchona, opium) livestock (cattle breeding and rearing of goats, sheep, horse, camel, mule, pig. duck, hens, bees, silk worms and birds; Collection of honey, prod·uction of milk, wools, eggs, cocoons and- raw silk) ; Agriculture services (Destroying of pests anp- insects; irrigation services ; grading of ,agric)lltura;l, products. or livestock; soil conservation services; harvesting ancfthrashing and agriculture syrvice~); Forestry (cutting .qf trees, production of firewood, fuel wopd, charcoal, gathering of gums, resins, lac, barks,~herbs: "etc; f~restry services n.f~,c,) ; Fishing (fishingana c01lection' of sea products) ; and Hunting is to be c1assified in Industrial., Category HI. ... - -' .

241

IV-Mining and Quarrying:

A worker engaged in mining of coal, lignite, Iron ore, copper, etc., extraction of petroleum, natural gas etc. and mining services is to be included in Industrial category IV.

V(a)--Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Repairs in Household Industry:

Industrial category V has been split into two sub-parts V(a) and V(b). The Industrial category Yea) relate to Househola Industry, which has been defined as an Industry conducted by tlie head of the household himself! herself and or by the members of the household at home or within the village in rural areas and only within the precincts'of the house where the household lives in urban areaS. The larger proportion of workers in house­hold industry should consist of members of the household including the head. The industry should not be seen on the scale of a registered factory which would quali fy or has to be registered under the Indian Factories Act. The Household Industry.should relate to production, processing, servicing, reparing or making and selling (but not merely selling) of goodS. A worker engaged in i:\ household industry, as defined above, is to be classified in industrial category V(a)-manufacturing processing, servicing and repairs.

V(b)-Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and ~epairs in other than Household Industry .

A worker engaged in the following activities has been included in this Industrial Cat~gory i.e., manufactur,e of bakery products, sugar products, salt, oil, blending of tea, preparation of meat, beverages, etc. cotton, jute, wool, silk, leather and man made fibre textiles, wood and woop. products, paper and its 'products, printing and publishing, leather and leather products,for chemical products, r~bber, plastic, petroleu_m and coal product non-metalic mineral products, basic metal and alloys industries machinery and equipment, transport equipment and"'parts, repair of capital goqds such as, ships/boats, aircrafts, agricultural equipment, machine tools, industrial apparatus, locomotive and other rail/road equipment. Repair services such as repair of footwear, leather goods, household electrical appliances TV, VCR, radio, refrigerator, watches, clocks, jewellery motor vehicles, motor cycles, trucks, lorry, bi~ycles and cycle rickshaws, have been included in this industrial category.

VI-Constructions :

A worker engaged in the following activities has been classified in the industrial category VI ; Constructions and maintenance of buildings, roads, railways, bridges, pipe lines and runways etc. Maintenance of power, telecommunications and transmission lines, waterways, canals, tanks, wells etc. Heating and air conditioning and sound proofing, timber works, painting and decorating 'York for constructions.

Vll-Trade and Commerce :

A worker f'ngaged in the following activities has been classified in the industrial category VII ; Wholesale and retail trades and restaurants and hotels. Financing, Insurance, real estate and business services.

VllI-Transport, Storage and Communication :

A worker engaged in the following activities has been classified in the industrial category VIII ; Land transport and air transport, services incidental to transport, storage and warehousing services, communication services.

IX-Other Services :

A worker engaged in the activity of Electricity, gas and \yater services. community, social and perSonal services a~d in activities not adequately defined.

Margina I Worker:

A person whose main activity during the reference period preceding enumeration waS either not for major part (less than 183 days) of that reference priod or he/she w~ engaged in any economic activity which was not his main activity, any time during the reference period, is a marginal worker.

Non-Worker :

A person who is not engaged in any economic activity any time during the reference period preceding enumeration is a non-worker. He should also not fall in the category of main worker or marginal, worker.

A_;PRI VlA-KY CE~SUS ABSTRACT

BATHINDA DISTRICT

Sr. No.

1

District/C. D. 1otal/ BJock/U.A./Cit)'/ Rural/ Town Urban

2 3

Area in Km 2

4

244

]\'0. of No.ot O.ccl.lpied - House­Residential holds Houses

5

p

7

Total Population (inclu­ding In&titutional and Houseless Population)

M F

8 9

PRIMARY CENSUS

Total Population in the age group 0-6

P M F

10 11 12

.n Bathincla Dlsuict T 5551. (iO 2S4,848 2(II,928 1,559,963 829,849 730,114 257,505 138,099 119,406

R 539'1.64 194;913 199,069 1,208,830 642,590 566,240 198,693 106,074 92,6}9

U

1 Phul C. D. Block T

R ,/

U

2 Rampura C. D. Bloak T

R

U

3 Bathinda C. D. Block T

R

U

4 Nathana C. D. Block T

R

U

5 Sangat C. D. Block T

(j Talwalldi Sabo C.D. Block

7 Jhunir C. D. Block

R

U

T

R

U

T

R

U

8 Budhlada C. D. Block T

9 Mansa C. D. Block

Urban Total

R

U

T

R

,U

U

153'36

543.18

543.18

331.98

331.98

646.83

646.83

399.64

399.64

577.61

577.61

59,935

19,865

19,865

12,896

12,896

23,501

23,501

17,852

17.852

18.289

18.289

62,859

20,014

20.014

12,956

12,956

24,665

24,665

18,381

18.,'381

18,942

18.942

684.19 22,334 23,042

684.19 22,334 23,042

732.79

732.79

662.40

662.40

749.76

749.76

153,36

25,940 26,186

25,940 26,186

25,036

25,036

29,200

29,200

59,935

25,480

25,480

29,403

29,403

62,859

Cities/U. As. having Population 100,000 and a hove

BathiDda (M. C.) U 97.00 28,840 130,495

3S1,133 187,2S9 163,874 S8,812 32,025 26,787

125.388 66,774

125.388 66,774

80,716 43,185

80.716 43,185

149,873 79,650

149,873 79,650

101,306 51,899

101.306 51.'899

114,143 60.577

114.143 , '60,577

142,350 75,922

142,350 75,922

160,914 85,986

160,914 85,986

154,760 82,465

154,760 82,465

179,380 96,132

179,380 96,132·

58,614 19.782

58,614 19.782

37.531 12.907.

37.,531 12.907

10.581

10,581

9,201

9,201

6,988 5.919

6,988 5.919

70,223 24.249 13.002 11,247

70,223 24,249 13,002. 11,247

49,407 18,525

49.,407 18.525

53.,566 18,606

53.566 18.606

9,915 8.610

9,915 8,610

9,926 8.680

9.926 8.680 .....

66,428 23,092 12,374 10,718'

66,428 23,092 12,374 10,718

74,928 26,981 14,346 12,635

74,928 26,981 14,346 12,635

72,295 26,125 3,761 12.364

72,295 26,125 13,761 12,364

83,248 28,426

83,248· 28,426

15,181

15,181

13,245

13,245

351,133 187,259 163,874 58,821 32,025 2£.,787

159,042 85,286 73,756 26,301 14,350 '11,951

245

ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

------..--------Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates Tota) Main Workers

(I-IX)

------,-------- ------------- ------------- --..--------------P M P P M F P M F P M F

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

456,996 243,769 212,831 960,435 349,676 210,7.!19 489,986 465,552 20,434

378,466 202,091 176,415 367,879 236,177 131,702 382,774 369,183 13,.!I91

78,130 41,714 36,416 192,S56 113,499 79,0.!I7 103,212 96,369 6,843

39.633 21,200 18,433 42.,340 25.957 16.383 398.78 38.127 1,751

39.633 21,200 18,433 42.340 25.957 H1.383 398.78 38.127 1,751

24.739 13,206 11,533 25.342 16,263 9,079 25.406 24,736 670

24.739 13,206 11,533 25,342 16,263 9,079 25.406 24.736 670

52,599 27,962 24.,637 50.,680 32,571 18,109 47,053 45,807 1.246 -52.599 27,962 24,637 50.680 , 32,571 18,109 47,053 45.807 1.246

31,668 16.800 14.868 38.197 ..22.060 16.137 28.441 27.459 .982

31.668 16.800 14,868 .1 38.197 22,060 16.137 28.441 27.459 982

37.852 20,322 17.530 35.319 22,983 12.336 36.098 34,655 1,443

37.852 20.322 17.530 35,319 22.983 12,336 36,0.98 34, I 1,443

41,584 22,332 19,252 40,793 27,045 13,748 46,216 44,225 1,991

41,584 22,332 19,252 40,793 27,045 13,748 46,216 44,225 1,991

46,784 25,139 21,645 45,744 30,782 14,962 50,846 48,852 1,994

46,784 25,139 21,645 45,744 30,782 14,962 50,846 48,852 1,994

50,414 26,782 23,626 39,163 25,738 13,425 50,518 48,720 . 1,798

50,414 26,788 ~3,626 39,163 25,738 13,425 50,518 48,720 1,798

53,193 28,302 24,891 50,301 32,778 17,523 58,318 56,602 1,716

53,193 28,302 24,891 50,301 32,778 17,523 58,318 ~

56,602 1,716

78,130 41,714 36,416 192,556 113,499 7~,057 103,212 96,3~9 6,843

32,266 17,088 15,178 95,492 ?6,O70 39,422 45,780 42,230. ~5S0,\

246

PRIMARY CENSUS

Sr. District/C. D. No. Block/U. A./

City/Town

Total! Rurall Urban ------ C~i;;~------Agricu1tural Labourers

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY

LiveStock. Forestry. Fishing, Hunting and Plantations. Orchards

1 2 3 25 26 27

II Ibrthinda District T

R

U

210,627 2118,162

202~89 200,388

2,465

2,301

164

326

326 1 Phul C. D. Biock f

2 Ramputa C. D.Block

j Bathindi C. D. Block

" Nathana C.D.Block

u

t

It u t It

U

T

R

U

§ Sangat t::!, D. Block T

~ "R

(j TaIwan&: Sabo C.D.Block

1 Jhunir C. D. Block

u f

Ii o

T

u 8 Budhlada: C:D. Block t

R

U

.9 Mansa C. :tJ. Block T

Urbanfofal

u (j

7,938

20.762

20.762

14,511

14:511

7;;74

id,436 i(J.436

13;717

11/1h

i9.idO 19:8~ 1 !I, 100 'is,SG6

·95 95

291 297

!5,393 :H,0d9 ~ 38~

25,393 ':H,009 "384

26;638

26,638

27;374

21,m

26.454

26,454

31,621 31,316

31,62.1 31,316

1S4 184

30S

3(15

7,9~8 1,774 ~ 164

Cities!U. As Having Population 100,000 and above

, tWhindll. (it c.) U 1,5'61 1,479 82

II

p M p

28 29 "30

125,339 117,609 7,730

117,148 110,369 7,379

7,S91 7,240 3SI

13.282 12,240 1,042

13.282 12.240 1.042

" 7,157

. 7,157

6,819 . 338

6.819 "338

1-5,219 14.639 580

580 15,219 .14,639

8,844

8,844

8,458

8,458

386

386

and allied activities JTI

p M

31 32

4,~43 4,208

2,737 2,~i4

1,606 t,~34

122 122

122 122

136

'136

297

297

239

239

130

136

190 2~0

... . 11,494. 10,601 . 893 372 - 368

11,494 10,601 893 - "372 its

14,328 13,233 1,095 330

14,328 13,233 1,095 - 330

14,949 13,948

14,949 ,13,948

1,001

1.U01

15,357 14,262 1,095

15,357 14,262 1,095

17,118 16,169

17,118 16,169

949

!149

408

2108

'411

411

:its

its

7,591 7,240 351 1,606' 1,534

1,320 1,285 35 843

p

ijS

63

72

1

1

4

4

.. -4

Is 15

s s

i6 16

11

12

247

ABSTRACT -- - -

OF MAlN WORKERS ~------- ----- _._-_._ --- ----~ -- -----------

Mining and Quarrying Manufacturing, Processing, Manufacturing, Processing, Servicing and Repairs in Servicing and Repairs in HouSehold Industry other than Household Industry

IV V (a) V(b)

---------"._------- _._ ---------------- -----~----------P M F P M P p M F

34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

16 15 1 6,485 5,88S 600 24.030 23.098 932

9 9 4,550 4,086 464 8,871 8,335 53ft

7 (I 1 1,935 1,799 136 I!, 159 1 .... 763 396

507 463 44 880 820 60

507 463 44 880 820 60

.} 3 323 233 90 499 480 19

3 3 323 233 90 499 480 19

490 440 SO 1,284 1,,231 53

490 440 50 1.284 1,231 53

346 298 48 583 547 - 36 346 298 48 583 547 36

491 446 45 1,019 926 93

491 446 4S 1.019 926 93

~ 3 652 600 52 722 657 6j

3 3 652 600 52 722 657 65

2 2 606 538 68 1,070 1,005 65

2 2 606 538 68 1,070 1,005 65

1 1 545 513 32 1,338 1,260 18

1 1 545 5}3 32 1,338 1.260 18

590 555 35 1,476 1,409 67

590 555 35 1,476 1,409 67

7 6 1 1,935 1,799 136 15,159 14,763 390

4 4 60) 558 45 7,153 6,966 187

Sr. "'District/C. D. No. Block U.A.J

City/Town

Totall Rural! Urban

1 2 3

11 Dithli'ida Dlstrla T

R

U

1 Phul C:D. Block T

2 Rampura C. D. Block

3 Bathinda C. D. :'. Block . .. ,

4 Nathana • C.D.BlolIk

j Sangat C. D. ... C. D. Block , ~.

6 Talwandi Sabo C.D.Block

R

IY'

T

R

U

T

R •

U

T

R

U

T

R

U

T

R

U

? Jhunir C. D. Block T

R

U

* 8 Budhlada C. p. Block T

R

U

~ Mansa C. D. ~lock T

Urban Totat

R

U

u

CitIes{U.As ~vlng pop1l1ation

1 Bathinda (~"C.) U

Constructions

p

43

9,552

~,?23

3,829

508

508

430

430

693

693

8S3

853

522

522

501

501

594 594

847

847

775

77S

VI

M

44

9,'1tTIJ

5,686

3,'14

507

507

430

430

~91

~ 691

84S

"'~4S

SIS

SIS

'500

·SOO

580

~80

845

'845

773

'173

3,829 3,714

100,000 and above

1,930 1,873

248

- -Trade and Commerce

VII

F .. p M

45

m 37

11S

1

1

41,2'Cll - 4b,!l48'

.;; --

2

2 "

8

8

7

7

1

1

11,453

29,749

1.224

1.224

660

660

987

987

788

788

712

712

l,20S

1,205

14 2,031

14 ~ 2,031

2

2

2

2

115

57

1,743

1,743

2,103

2,103

29,749

11,558

'li,265

29,283

1.203,

1~203

653

653

958

'958

771

)71

70S

')705

[,18S

1,185

2,009

2,009

1,707

1}07

2,074

2,074

29,283

11,3S8 ~,

.F

29

29

r If

26 20

22

22'

36

36

29

29

466

200

PRIMARY CENSUS

----=~ TranspOrt. Storage and_ CommUDications

VIII

:e M

49 - 50-

i2,78~ ~ c

4,235 4,207

8,S49 ..... 8.438

273 273

273

259

259

Sl1

511

313

313

387

387

484

558

558

759

759

691

691

8,549

5,076

273

259

259

S07

507

308

308

383

383

479

479

556

556

757

757

685

685

8,438

4,995

F

51

139 28

III

'" '"

s s

4

4

s s

2

2

2

2

6

6

111

81

249

OF MAIN WORKERS \ ~ ---W "_' __ ....._-.....;t.::_.

_._ Oilier Scl'vices.. Marg_!nal Workers NOll"'Workers

IX

- .--~ p M F p M F p M ·F

52 53 54 SS 56 57 58 59 CO '-

M

051,608 43,982 1,626. 33,849 1,423 12.~26 1,~~.128 362,874 ~77t?-S4

204.1S9. 22,ltl,!'l jI •

Z~595 :l3,1C1l. .. l~~O ll,847 792,889 272,087 520,802

2(1,849" 2!,81~ S,03l "~. 103 579 247,239 90,787 156,452 ... 2,320 2,1)(i3 257 '?~ .11' 127 44,537 28,501 56.036

2,32q, 2,063 257 "3 14. '627 '64,537 2a,5,1 5 ••••

. . ",;:. " ..

{; .. l ... ~~ J .• ~t7 121 lSI, 32 12' s.c,452 11.417 36,'35

t: ',. .' 1."~ ,~:}" 121 ISj 32 12' 54,452 lI,~17 31.'35

G ','

..... 75 ~.2~1 C-" ,,_, ...........

224 1.1," " .l.74fi 191',914 33,777 67.237

..... 75 _4,2~ 224 1.1 •• " 1.7 .... 11)1,011 33,777 67,237 ..,t, 0, ...

~,

-2.724 2,21' 444 2,894 42 2.352 69,971 24,39S 45,573

2.724 2.210 444 2,894 42 2,852 69,971 24.398 45,573

," 2.001 1.845 156 6,195 315 5,'880 71,850 25,607 46,243

2,001 1.845 156 6,195 315 5,880 71.850 25,607 46,243

2,5"8 2,244 3~ 6,888 104 6,784 89,246 31,593 57,653

2,598 2,244 354 6,888 104 6,784 89,246. 31,593 57,653

2,437 ,

67',971 2,812 375 5,260 297 4,963 104,808 36,837

;,812 2,437 375 5,260 297 .4,963 104,808 36,837 67,971

2,868 2,515 353 2,314 112 2,202 101,928 33,633· 68,295

2,868 2,515 353 2,314 112 2,202 101,928 33,633 68,295

3,533 3,222 311 5,979 206 5,773 115,083 39,324 75,759

3,533 3,222 311 5,979 206 5,773 115,083 39,324 75;759

26,849 21,818 5,031 682 103 579 247,23!} 90,787 156,452

15,732 12,911 2,821 320 25 295 112,942 43,031 69,911

250

PRIMARY CENSUS

Sr. District lC~ D. Totall Area in No. of No. of Total Population (including Total Population in the ag'e No. Block/U. A/City! Rural! Km.lI: Occupied =e. Institutional and . group 0-6

Town Urban Residen- ds Houseless population) tial Houses

-------,------ -------------P M -p P M P

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

I

Towns/U. As. having population les~ than 100,000

Rampura Phul (M. C.) U 5.76 5',749 '6,039 35,530 ~ 18,718 ~ "'16,812 . 5",726 3,092c 2,634

2 Goniana (M.C.) U 9.00 ..: 1,664 1;694 10,415 5,459 4,956 1,786 1,001 785 -

3 Bhucho Mandi (M. C.) U 2.00 1,637 l,ri86 10,006 5,266 - 4,740 ";,793 951 842 ~~ .. 4' Kat Fatta '(M. C.) ,.....·u 0.39 982

. '983 5,611 2,972 .- 2,639 .. 921 486 435

5 Sangat (M. C.) U 1.24 462 471 2,731 1,415 1,316 467 227 240 , .

U" 1,672 6 Raman (M.C.) 3.99 2,809 2,911 17,275- 9,247 8,028 3,106 1,434

'(M:C.) • . 7 Maur U 4.80 3,744 ~4,038 25,1'80 13,~17 11,663 '4,265 2,2!l2 1,983

8 Mansa (M.C.) tT 20'00 9,087 9,420 55,089 29,401 " 25,688 9.266 S,151 4,115

9 Budhlada (M.e.) U 5.18 "3,014 , 3,157 18,717 9,886 - 8,831 '"3,118 1,699 1,419

10 Bareta (M. C.) tJ 4.00 1.947 1,965 1l,53T 6,092 - 5,445 :2,063 1,114 949

2S1

ABSTRACT

INDUS1RIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN ~OR.K.BRS

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tn"bcs Literates Total Main Workers (I-IX)

----------P M F P M F P M p P M F

13 14 ~ 'IS 16 17 18 "'!-19 20 21 22 23 24 ~

, 1,945 4,255 __ 3,690 :: 18,896 • .10,962 '- 1,934.~ 1_0';;63 9,958 60S

2,169 1,145 1.024 ~. 6,405 ~ 3.668 _ 2,737 2,~S~ 2,786 - .173 • 3,291 1,732 1,559 " "'. 5.037 3.053 .... 1,984, _ 2,9~7 2,705 .:232

2,049 1,095 954 2,093 1,309,' ." 784 1,717 1.674 43

553 280 273 ',' 1,371 824 547 8~ 801 41 .. ·4,856 2,610 2,246 . 8,018:: .- 4,831 ~. 3,181- 5,520 5,180 340

7,611 4,096 3,515 " .; 10,211 _ 6.152 4,059 7,61~ 7,256 351 ~

11,619 - 6.311 5,308 __ -. .:.29,002 11,132 11,870_ 16,3$8 15,359 .999

2,959 - 1,598 . 1,361 11,051 6,433: 4,618~ 1457 5.116 ,341 . ....... _ 2.812 1.504 1.308 _ •• £. ~ ;:; 4,080 ~ • 3,059- 1,921 3,466 3,304 162

252

PRIMARy.:cENSOS

sf. District/C.D. 1ot~1{ INDUSTRIAL ell, lEGO:RY No~ B]ock/U.A.} :Rula I ----------_....--.-.._., ........ .-- -

City/Town Urban Cultivators Agricultural labourers LivGstock. ForGstry, Fishing, Kunting and Ptahtlttiobl, Otehlirds and allied activities

II III ~-.--- .- ---.~ .-..---

P M F P M F P M F

t2 3 25 • 26 .27 28 2.9 30 ~ 31 32 33

TownsfU.As. _llavlng populatiorlless than 100.000

1 RampUIa Phul (M. C.) U 1,190. 1.188 2 773 772 1 124 120 4

2 Goniana ·(M.~.): U 20 }'O 149 148 1 35 35

:3 Bhuclio Mani1i:(M. C.) U 163. 153 ~ 10 234 206 28 22 21 1

4 Kot'l1atta (~f:C.) U' 678 . 677 . 1 441 425 16 31 31

5 Sangat (M.e.) u 194- 194 130 130 7 7

·6 R.aman (M;C:) U 636. 632. 4 636 604 32 86 68 18

-7 Maur (M.~.) U 1,550: 1,547 3 1,159 1.Q89 70 90 89 1

8 Mansa (M.e:) u 1,074- 1,013 • 61 1,856 1,704 521 240 .. 237 3

9 BudllJaua (M.e.) u 169- 168 1 309 295 14 - 78 78 .-to Bareta (M.C,) U 703 703 584 582 2' SO 47 .3

OP MAIN WORKERS

-------M~g ~d Q;;-arrin;--~---~M~~~ring, Processing, Servic; ng and Repairs in Household Industry

IV V(a)

-----'---:p M

34- 3S 36 37 38

153 146

44 40

S4 48 .. "> 87 84

64 57 '-

64 51 ~

i 1 176 166

i 1 348 328 ,- ~-

112 108 .:..

230 213

F

39

7

4

6

3 -_

7

13

10

20

4

17

p

40

1,392

346

368

51

54

879

924

Manufacturing, Processin" Servicing and Repairs in other than Household Industry

V Cb)

M F

41 42

),~S~ 38

~39 7 361 7

51

~4

!t5~ 29

8~l 33

~,716_ _2.t!4! 75

985 ~6§ ~ I? 291 281 10

2~~

PRIMARY. CENSUS

Sr. District/C. D. Total! NDUSTRIAL CATEGORY No. Block/U. A.I Rural} .

~ _. " _ ...... .._ .... -----------------------.

City/'Iown Urban Constructions Trade and Commerce 'IransPOrt. Storage and eommtfniealiolls

VI i VII vm

, ---------- ---------- --------_ P M F P M F. '~ P. M F :::'

1 2 3 43 44. 4"5 46 - 41 - ";rg 49 50 51

'-" ~ ., -~

TownsjU. As- havi~ population less' ffiau 100,000

1 Rampura Phu! (M. C.) U 449 436 13 3,325 3,276 49 • 746 742 4 ., '2 Goniana (M.e.) u 110 110 1,356 1,346 10 161 158 3

3 Bhucho MMdi (M. C.) U 96 96 1,088 1,067 21 223 220 :5

4 Kot Fatta (M.e.) U 64 64 116 115 1 65 65 t"

5 Sangat (M.C.) U 5 4 1 258 258 14 13 1

6 Raman (M.e.) tl 119 112 '7 ~ 1,806 1;757 49 321 " 311 g . .., MaUl (M:~.) U 243 227 16 1,927 1,870 57 379 377 2 , (M.c.)

"J.) ... '8 Manu U 604 584 20 S,UE 5,096 40 I,O~ 1,085 5 , 9 Budhlada (M:C.) u 141 140 1 2,222 2,195 27 370 366 4 . ~:l

10 Bareta (M.e.) u 68 68 951 945 12 104 104 " "

2~5'

A BSTR ACf

OF MAIN WORKERS Marginal WorkGrs Non-Wo ricers

Otber Semcea'

IX

P M F P M F P M f

52 $3 S4 $$ 56 57 58 59 60

2,411 1,924' 487 19 9 10 29,948 8,751 16,197

738 590 148 .. 7,456 2,673 4,783

688 532 156 7,069 2,56i 4,508

184 162 22 46 46 3,848 1,298 2,550

l~d 84, 32 1,889 614 1,275

973 784 t89 35 ·1 28 11,720 4,060 1,660

1.164. 1,000 164 25 13 12 11,542 6,248 11,,294

3,293 2,670 623 185 46 139 3R,546 13,996 24,550

1,011 800 271 47. 3 44 13,213 4,767 8,444

479 361 U8 5 5 8,Od6 2,188 5,278

C.D. BLOCKWISE

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

PHUL C. D. BWCK

PHUL e. Il. BLOCK

Area of ViUage in 'BeG­tares and of C.D. Block} Townl

No. of ~ccppiCld lteSlden­tial Houses

Ward in Sq. kms.

260

No.ot HOuse­holds

Total Population (including) Institutional and Houseless Population)

;---------------p M F

2 3 45 6 7 8

Total 543·18 19.865 20,014 1.25,388 66,774 58,614

Rural 543.18 19,865 20,014 1,25,388 66,774 58,614

Urban

Siriewala (183)

2 Burj Ladha Singh. (184) wala

3 Kesar Sin8hwala (185)

4 Bhagta (186)

5 Burt Thror (2)

6 Malu Ka (5)

1295.00

608.00

402.00

583

282

170

2161.00 1,370

331.00 218

2094.00 812

7 Neor (6) 515.00 244

8 Kotha Guru (1) 2992.00 1,229

9 Dyalpura MirZa (1) 2161.00 649

10 Selbrah (34) 1539.00 644

11 Kauloke (35) 353.00 222

12 Gurntj Kalan (33) 2025.00 740

13 Jalal (24) 2014.00 783

14 Hamirgarh (23) 837.00 359

15 Gurusar (22) 706.00 331

16 Aklia Jaml (21) 1117.00 389

17 Bhodipura (20) 1018.00 465

18 Ramuwala (17) 468.00 208

19 Hllkam.Singhwala (18) 465.00 217

20 Keor Singhwala (19) 584.00 209

21 Gaunspura (26) 363.00 76

22 Kangan (27) 685.00 254

23 Salabatputa (28) 565.00 224

24 Adampura (29) 586.00 261

25 Rajgarh (30) 667.00 190

26 Dplawala (31) 640.00 293

27 Dyalpura Bhaika (25) 2042.00 830

599

283

170

1,383

218

819

3,886

1,681

1.100

8,772

1/306

5.395

2,074

875

583

4,683

684

2.877

1.812

806

517

4,089

622

2.518

245 1.505 779 726

1.233 7.507 3,995 3,512

673 4.090 2,179 1.911

651 4,011 2,168 1.843

227 798 400 398

741 4,784 2.559 2.225

811 5.189 2.771 2,418 l

359 2.416 1.305 1.111

331 1,993 1,051 942

389 2.625 1,412 1,213

465 2,888 1.546 1,342

209 1,426 763 663

217 1.347 717 630

209 1,231 640 591

76 512 271 241

254 ~ l.622 846 776

224 1,551 815 736

261 1.661 850 811

190 1.223 655 568

293 1. 710 944 826

830 4,924 2,596 2.328

VILLAGE PRIMARY"

Total Population in the ala group 0-6

p M

9 10

19,782 10,581

19,782 10,581

. ,

F

11

9.201

9,201

Rampllra Phol

654

278 •

173

1,413

208

836

246

1.210

641

619

150

735

819

408

338

382

440

235

208

182

78

284

229

268

193

27::J

779

368

144

91

802

116

463

118

696

331

311

83

372

443

213

179

198

216

135

96

89

42

14<1

120

157

100

156

400

286

134

82

611

92

313

128

514

310

308

67

363

376

195

159

184

224.

100

112.

93

36.

138

109

III

93

121

379

CENSUS ABSTRA~T

Sohedl;!led qt~tlS

M

12.

21,200

21,200

TostI (Part)

941

516

261

1,245

281

1,081

315

1,182

849

712

82

688

978

528

171

271

489

147

179

147

83

364

211

305

304

293

792

p

13

18,433

18,433

790

481

233

1.039

282

912

300

992

726

630

78

638

862

422

148

213

423

145

151

125

67

317

183

298

237

250

~96

Scheduled tribes

M p

15

Literatlls

F

16 17

.25,957 16,383

25,957 16,383

823

405

315

2,192

331

969

293

1.518

882

959

177

1,022

936

438

376

636

480

327

338

287

143

322

354

293

289

455

1,056

532

209

169

1,512

231

597

194

915

606

578

129

683

572

251

274

384

263

151

224

180

89

214

240

222

211

327

68~

26]

I

lND.USTRIAL CATEGORY _OF .MAIN WORKERS.. --~---~------~----------------Total MaIn Wo.)rkers Cultivators Agricultural

(I-IX)

M F M

18 19 _ ~ 20

38,127 .1,751 20,436

38,127 1.751 .20,436

1.190

522

269

2,533

422

1,664

437

2,249

1,350

1.221

215

1.464

1,505

697

626

852

913

401

470

385

125

430

.0484

494

391

529.

1,455

57

1

6

55

3

11

7

45

53

14

6

9

304

1

1

16

2

3

3

13

~,

5

17-3

1

186

29

429

202

110

1.022.

251

792

172

1.114

586

680

145

896

713

377

450

574

494

302

286

242

76

176

237

2'2

Hi7

311

747

J

Labourers

u --:--------

p M

21 22

326 12,240

326 12,240

3

2

1

2

3,

30

166

II

526

290

103

821 .

130

606

178

763

563

., 357

45

423

526

287

124

153

312

50

130

108

21

209

168

163

154

154

519

'.1

F

23

47

, 1

~ 1

11

12

3 '.

... :.

" .

,"

12.

4

CENSUS ABS:fRA(;T

OF MAIN WORKERS. , . , .._---------.:;....::.-~--~-----~~---- Marginal Work_ers 'Non-Woltca~-constructions-'_' Tra(ie 'and Transport •• Stotage .other Stiivices

VI

M F

33

---~ - "1

507

S

11

46

6

2S

9

13

1

3

17

8

13

5

4

9

3

3

3

8

7

S

1

.,.!",

Commerce aM Communications

_,

M

1~:mr

1.203

34

7

8

304

5

45

15

92

34

22

4

25

59

21

fO •

- 20

16

10

iO-6

8

17

,13

7

9

16

57

Vl1 V11I

, 1\1

35 3'0

11 • '"'1:TJ" •

21

4

3 _

1

1

5

273

14

2

11

5

4

11

4

8

4

7

24

1

1

10

3

",

17

s·

5

2

IX

p M

37 33"" -

, ..

", .. '

2.lJ7i3

2,063

74

6

32

234

27 _

103

38

136

75

84

11

89

115

4

11

59

... 57

16

rz-19

8

23

30

.5

15

11

86

..~

'-

F

~1

257

10

2

39

3

8

3

n6 146

1

26 ~ .! ..

7 .r T.

S

8

16.

1

10

2

2

2

2

1

.5

1

3

11

11

41

'921

827

38

2

5

218

M II

28,501 56,036

S84 - L755 353

313

2.149

262

).213

341

J..146

.Si9 9~7 ~

)85

-1.095

1.266

633

425

560

633.

36~

Z47

255

145

416

331

3.56

264

404

1.141

805

511

1.034

619

2.507

719

j,.f67

1J58

1.829

354

2.216

2 • .112

1,110

941

1.1~2

1.340

6IJJ

m Sjl

2,!j

657

7Jl

63d

.567

422

2.2:H

264

PHULC. D. BLOCK ViLLAGE PRIMA RY

Location Name of village Area of No. of No. of Total Population {including Total popuiation"in the age Code • (with Hadbast No.) Village Occupied House- Institutional and Houseless group 0-6-No. in Rec- -Residen- holdS "Population)

tares & tial otC.D. Houses Block! Town/Ward in Sq. Kms.

---------P M F P M F -

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

RamJM11'8 Phil

28 Bbai Rora (32) 456~.OO 1 • .570 1 • .578 10,008 5,285 4,723 1.699 874 825

29 Bud Gillan (36) 528.00 316 316 1.857 997 860 341 182 159,

30 Gbanda Bana (441) , 837.00 368 368 2.261 1,200 1.061 351 173 178

31 Sandhu Khurd (442) 424.00 205 205 1,i7l 685 586 188 111 77

32 Phulewal (443) 657.00 276 276 1,729 953 776 260 160 100

33 Dbafali (444) • 2485.00 760 781 5,249 2.829 2.420 701 400 301 . BarlIam Singh-34 (38) 595.00 172 172 wala

954 517 337 158 82 76

35 Sadbana (37) 679.00 255 255 1.692 909 783 238 12~ 115

36 Patti Safldali Mehraj

(1'89) 1231.00 327 336 . '2,100 1,113 987 336 179 157

, 37 Patti Sa9l ~enraJ (190) 1362.00 418 418 2.692 1.441 1.251 415 226 189

.38 Patti Kala Mehraj (192) 2419.00 432 433 2.692 1.419 1.273 428 230 198

39 Patti Karam Chand (193) Mehraj "

2163.00 790 790 4.670 2.517 2.153 615 329 286

40 Phul (39) 3561.00 50 50 397 206 191 70 29 41

41 Dhingar· (445) . 385.00 184 184 1.250 660 590 ,

216 99 117

'42' Raiya Utf Barda'S- (2) '1398.00 553 553 .. 3.641 1.940 - 1.701 583 " 299 284 pura

43 AlJike (446) 604.00 327 327 1.740 948 792 273 142 131

« Bugtan (43) 490.00 263 264 1.637 855 782 246 135 111

45, Chotian (42) 409.00 204 20S 1.416 772 644 221 129 92

46 Burj ~ansa (41). 294.00 143 143 919 490 429 160 94 66

URBAN;

2M CENSuS ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATE~ORY OF MAIN WORKERS ~c~'I!lqc! ~S' '. St:~W~ Tribes bilqates

~~'il~~ Workers <;:~ltJvat9W Agricu1iuraf. . Labourers' ,

(I-IX) " 1 II

-----.------- ------- ----M P M P ~ M F ~ M P M P M F . _-_ - __ '" .-!.to

12 "13 14 15 16 17 ;"'18 ,. 19 20 21 Z2 23 ,ft_ • t. . 9"." . ' . ....... ""' -,_- . --

1ihsil (PlItT • ~

1,380 ,[,1,263 2".144 1,534 2.801 69 1,483 5 606 11 455 407 363 162 '575 2 270

, 231 I.

391 374 428 258 740 1 50S 193

'128 112 292 194 "384 ,

286 62

319 251 "352 190 473 13 250 18i io 576 497 ' 1.146 678 1'.757 25 1.143 3 422 "3

422 349 159 57 "280 1 46 i 213

342 286 304 144 '465 7 258 160

352 285 -406 '260 "682 '::252 402 93 230 154

467 403 '354 -226 '826 107 447 2 291 ~4

514 427 '-466 346 '830 4 406 33.2 1

803 683 -955 :57-1. 7,494 29 ~14" 413 22

87 . 57 126 • 122

171 139 ' -229 "114 375 1 256 8,

480 433 '-582 . '336 '1.191 .63 730 5 317 -44

404 356 ' 33J "184 '-589 9 297 219 ~,

4 323 318 . 301 "165 496 2 236 J86 1 167 135 '';255 '";145 '478 351 105

91 77 188 120 '272 . 42 . 191 l' 46 40 . -- - -:-.,. -""" . -. - -

PHUL C. D. BLOCK

Location Code No.

Name 'of village (with Hadbast No.)

1 2

28 Bhai Rora (32)

29 Bud Gillan (36)

30 Ghanda Bana (441Y

31 Sandhu Khurd (442)

32 PhuleVllal (443)

33 Dhapali (444)

34 Harnam Singhwala (38)

35 Sadhana (37)

36 Patti Sandali Mehraj (189)

37 Patti Saol Mehraj (190)

38 Patti Kala Mehraj (192)

39 Patti Karam Chand Mehtaj (193)

40 Phul (39)

41 Dhingar (445)

42 Ralya Ur' Hardaspura (2)

~ 43 Allilee (446)

44 Bugran (43)

45 Chotian (42)

46 Butj Mansa (41) ("

266.

Livestock. Forestry. Fishing. Hunting and Plantations orchards &: allied activities

M

24

IS

1

4

8

4

2

3

2

4

2

2

4

1

m

F

25

Mioiog and Quarrying'

IV

M F

26 27

VILLAGE PRIMARY , '

INDUSTRlAL CATEGORY .

M4nutactut'ing. Processing. Servicing. and Repairs in Household Industry

M

28

95

3

6

5

4

4

4

10

2

10

8

1

6

, Veal

"

F

29

11

1

3

13

Manufacturing, Processing Servicing and Repairs in other than House.. hold Industry

V(b)

M F

30 31

RalJlpllrll Ph III'

115 2

41

5

5

2

43

3

5

1

7

19

14

6

2

18

4

2

5

12

1

1

L

-------------------------------------------~--------------------------~

<: ENSUS ABSTRACT

OF MAIN WORKERS

Constructions

VI

M F

32 33

TlllsiI (Part)

IS8

4

4

6

(j

S

3

4

t

a 12

13

14

7 1

6

2

2 ..

Trade and Commerce

vn

M

34

102

12

13

2

11

31

11

9

21

29

23

3

17

17

14

7

6

F

35

2

1

1

1

1

267

l'tansport, Storage Communications

Vlll

M F

36 37

S6

3

'.

2

5

6

2

·1

4

2

10

1

2

9

3

4

7

Other Services Marginal Workers Non-Workers

IX

M F M F M F

38 39 40 41 42 43

171 32 108 354 2.376 4.300

10 2 422 858

16 1 460 1.060

15 301 586

13 2 6 28 474 735

9S (j 1.072 2)95

10 " 237 436

19 5 19 182 425 .594-

31 S 431 735

37 7 615 1.144

24 2 589 1.269

97 7 I,On Z,lZ4

4 80 191

11 28S 589

53 1 749 1.038

19 3 359 783

37 1 359 780

6 1 294 643

1.5 1 218 387

PRIMARY ·~ENSVS ABS'fRACT-~

~.t\~URA C. D. BLOCK

RAMPURA C. D. BLOCK

Location Name of village Code (with Hadbast No.) No.

1 2

Total

Rural

UrbaD

47 Gill Kalan (40Y

48 Kararwala (44)

49 Jethuke (447

50 Jaidan (46)

S1 Pitho (45)

S2 Rampura (72)

53 Bhunder (449)

54 Kolra (73)

55 Balianwali (6)

56 Daulatpura (7)

57 Gill Khurd (8)

58 Nandgarh (9) Kolra

S9 Jhanduke (11)

60 Mansa Khurd (12)

61 Hali Kishanpu1"l\ (10)

62 Mangi Khur~ (5)

63 Ram Niwas (4)

64 Dikh (2)

65 Dhade (3)

66 Mandi Kalan (2)

67 Badiala (47)

68 Jeondan (11)

69 GhureJi (448)

70 Ghurela (49)

71 Ballon (48)

72 Chandke (450)

Area of Village in Hect­ares & ofe.D. Blockl Town/ Ward in Sq. Kms.

3

No. of Occupied Residen­tial Houses

4

270

No. 01 House­holds

5

331.98 12,896 12,956

12,956 331. 98 12,896

1172.00

1193.00

982.00

457.00

1948.00

1984.00

1547.00

1084.00

2~92.00

401.00

448.00

531.00

886.00

702.00

500.00

479.00

669.00

1750.00

1260.00

2498.00

650.00

1313.00

316.00

424.00

rl26.00

3013.00

530 541

535 537

379 385

167 167

174 774

934 934

600 600

589 589

1.098 1.105

209 216

170 i70

218 219

328 32&

168 168

116 117

153 153

289 291

460 460

410 410

1.195 1.200

231 231

393 397

152 160

142 142

564 570

1.111 1.111

VILLAGE PRIMARY

Total Population (including Institutional and Houseloss Population)

Total Population in the age group 0-6

P M F p M F

6 7 8 9 10 11

80,716 43,183 3',531 12,907 6,988 5,919

80,716 43,185 37,531 12,907 6,9&& 5,919

3.251

3,425

2.290

1.033

4.697

5.765

3.811

3.518

6.831

1.294

935

1.300

1.973

1.058

693

1.006

1.919

2.839

2.582

7.312

1.558

2;568

926

875

3.570

7.328

1.689 1.568 485

1.832 1.593 518

1.219 1.071 364

568 465 140

2.550 2.147 775

3.088 2.677 975

2.053 1.758 592

1,856 1.662 547

3,668 3,163 1,138

661 627 218

513 422 116

676 624 234

1.060 913 300

556 502 173

357 336 128

532 474 132

1.036 8,83 324

1.484 13,55 494

1,367 1.215 400

3,933 3,379 1;259

844 714 232

1,391 1,117 443

487 439 164

478 397 130

1,906 1,664 552

3,956 3.312 1,090

Rampgl'a PIaIII

267 218

296 222

192 172

12 68

428 347

529 446

307 285

280 267

620 518

120 98

10 46

122 112

162 138

92 81

63 65

70 62

179 145

265 229

201 199

715 544

127 105

247" 196

13 91

16 54

282 210

594 496

-CENSUS ABSTRAcr

Scheduled Castes

M F

13

13,206 11,533

13,206 11,533

l'ahsU (part)

"" 563

578

370

108

664

1.366

405

690

1,077

252

134

303

328

153

95

165

185

3S7

204

1,453

298

461

88

124

(i21

1,126

~

483

503

329

87

540

1,157

359

607

918

243

109

277

297

123

74

155

178

366

187 "

1,286

243

364

94

116

555

1,010

Scheduled Tribes

M F

14 15

,271

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Literates

M

16

16,~63

16,263

674

707

525

162

977

1,179 . 764-

852 .. 1,410

315

111

239

372 " 120 . 132

262

353 "

441 ..

595

1,553

287

535

231

159

677

1.471

( I-IX)

M

1.7 18

9.079 ~4. 7J!j <-

9,079 ~4,736

454

450

236

62

574

701

415

470

914

174

52

112

197

24

64

129 .. 149

215

346 " 875

154

333

123

115

341

822

1,019

994

732

282

1.600

1.833

\1,230

1,050

1.~66

337

324

352

609

311

194

288 ~~

568

855

8,00

2,213

478

801

267

303

1,089

2,279

.Cultiva,tors

M

19 20

670. 14,416

610' 14,416

17

29

5

1

4

7S

4

178

36

19

2

i

16

6

r 4

7

18

9

5

3

1

7

26

504

572

422

184

1.024

880

847

502

880

190

199

16~

372

214.,

116,

163

439

534

575

1,142

283

418

i73

219

623

1,400

I

F

21

95

93

6

1

1

1

4

'{

Agricultural Labol!rofs

II

M F

22 23

6,819 3.23l

6,819 3,238

348

287 21

171

360

639 24

223 1

313 138

540

lOS 16

99 ;, 168

205

79

61

77

86

211

146

758

142

290

'"

29

6S

11

4

1

3 "

368 "I

501 11

272

RAMPURA C. D. BLOCK \7n.LAGE PRIMARlJ

INDUSTRIAL CA1'EGOR~ _____ --. ____ r..- ---LOcation Name of village rLivestock. Porestry. Miiiing and Manufacturing, Manufacturing. Code " (with Hadbast No.) Fishing. Hunting Quatrying Processing, Servicing, Processing, servicing No. and Plantations and Repairs in and Repairs itt

Orchards & allied Household Industry other than House-activities hold IIidustry

HI IV V(a) V(b) " ----------- --....... --~

__ -.o!. _ __,;.., ___ -!!!:: __ -J ____

M F M -p M F M F

-1 ~2 ~4 '23 26 27 28 ~9 3d' 31 - ---Total' 136 ,. 3 233 !1l) 480 19

Rural 1311 3· 233 !fo 480 19 Urbltb

RlllDpura Phui

47 Gill Kalan (40) 6 6 18 '.

48 Kararwala (44) 14 3 10

49 Jethuke (447) --2 21 15

50, Jaidan (46) 1

51 Pitho (45) 9 6 ., " 34

52 Rampura (72) 9 20 29 46 1.

53 Bhunder (449) 21 • 3 17

54 -Kotra (73) 1 j9 '16 33

55 Balia~wali (6) it' '43 '1 72 l~

(7) ~<.- 5' 56 Daulatpura

.,. 5 57 Gil) Khurd (8)

5~ Nandgarh Kotla (9) ~r 3

59 lhanduke (11) '3 1 5 ;.

Mansa Khurd (12) 5 - 's i 60 'i .'

61 Hari Kishanpura (lO) 2

62 MandiKhurd (5) 1't 2 "' '.- ... .....,

3 14 ,

63 Ram Niwas (4)

64 -Dikh CiS -r 6 36 t . ,."..'

65 Dhade (3) .1' i 19 t'

66 Mandi Karan (2) 1$ . 10 49 5

-67 )3adiala '(47) i 3~ 7 1 v" .. ~ i 15 2. 68 Jeolldan (71) 9

69 Ghureli (448) 2 il .. 22 3 ."

70 GbllIcla (49) 3 ,

71 Balloh (48) 2 5 11

72 Chandke (450) 25 3 32 3 31 .1 ---- • _ M

12J:3

OF MAIN WOllEFRS __ __:__:__ _____________ < _ ....... ->----"-...... ---"------~- Mttgina] Workers

Constructions • Trade and ''transport, Storage, Other Services -Commerce Communications

Non-Work!rs

VI VII VIII IX

----------- M~----~·-M---~~~~----...___----. -.-------- _._.-.-.----_

M If M F M F M F

:J2 33 M 3S 36 37 . 38 39 • -40 41 42 113

430 . .. 8S3 7 2S9 1,307 121 32 826 18,417 34,035

430 1&1 ., l59 1,307 121 » 826 1814ti ~

J, r.

TahSil (Part)

26/ ::3'9 1 '22 S9 13 670 l,SS!

3 22 - 14 -.. - -';9 "

-3 838 1.564 ' "

1 '27 i7 ~6 3 " 467 1.066

~-

4 4 21 1 286 464

39 24 13 91 4 950 2.143

29 48 47 115 15 161 1.255 2.441

39 11 17 69 3 823 1.154

49 35 5 73 3 16 50 790 1,434

54 169 1 28 168 27 1,702 3.111

9 8 1 19 2 330 60S

a 2 2 3 8 189 .uo 2 S 9 2 324 622

4 3 1 )6 3 1 20 450 '871

3 1 1 2 245 496

3 2 2 7 163 336

15 8 1 10 244 '4".

$ 3 18 1 468 aU

12 25 3 ." 25 2 110 627 I,m

7 11 "/ 36 7 567 1,204

26 4J 29 145 12 1 1,719 3.j61

11 7 1 l5 366 70s

2~ JO 3 29 3 3 326 587 '"' D 11 a' 8

"

S 3r' lIS .(OS

2 1 ., 7 ," S 17S 3J','

.- 12 fi sa 1 128 817 1.S))

33 102 13 13' ~ ~ 1.613 3.~'

274

RA~URAC.D.BLOCK VJt:tAClf -PRfMARy

LQCation Name of village Area of No. of No. of Total Population (including Total ~opulation in tho ago Cude (with liadbast No.) village Ocoupied House- Institutional and Houseless group 0-6 No. in Hect- Residen- bold Populiition)

ares" tial Houses orC.D. Block Town! Ward in Sq. Kms. . ------------'P M ., P M P

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

. ..;.. ~:> RIlDIpIIr* Ph"

;:' 13 Khokhar (3) 1172.00 333 338 2.337 1.266 1.(J77 ~4 205 i69

74 Sooch (4) 617.00 209 209 1.375 737 638 186 11l .75

7S ~haini Chuhar (452) 622.00 241 241 1.461 785 676 239 128 111

76 Prkot (4~1) 862.00 193 193 1,380 '63 543 185 .95 90 -_- __ . ~'\"'i.

.. URBAN: ~ ... .. -;. ~.

,

275

CENSUS ABS'l'RAcr

Scheduled Tribes Literatos

---~-----p- ~--ri---F-- --------M P

\ 12 13 14 15 16 17

TIIIIIiI (Put)

333 298 456 230

166 129 238 117

231 214 232 125

272 232 228 96

.1 :--I DUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

T()tal-Main Workers

(I-IX)

~...:::.---------M P

18 19

794 8

383 7

463 85

322 95

Cultivat()l'S

I

------M P

20 21

513

264

443 81

158

Agrioultural La boU1'tlfs

II

-------M fI

22 23

241

85 7

2

152 95

RAMPURA C. D. BLOCK

Location €ode NO'~

Name of village (with Hadbast No.)

2

73 Khokhar (3)

74 Sooch (4)

7S Bhaini Chuhar (452)

76 Pirkot (451)

URBAN:

216 .... , "

l.ivestock. Forestry. :Pjthing, Hunting and Plantations Orchards & allied activities

ill

p

24 25

2

Mining and Quarrying

IV

26

p

27

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY 01'

Manufacturillg. 1!ocessing. Servicing, and Repairs in Household Industry

Veal

M

28 29

3 7

2

2

Manufacturing. ~~ SeniciJu: and Repairs in other than House­hold Industry

V(b)

p

30 '" 31

-.-Ramplll'a Pha~

3

1

1

1

---------------------------~---

CENSUS ABSTRACT

MAIN WORKERS

Constructions

VI

M F

32 33

Tail sit (part)

2

19

2

M

Trade and Commerce

Vll

F

34 .35

17

6

4

2

1

277

Transport Storage &

Communications

M

3d

3

1

5

VllI

F

37

Other Services

M

38

12

5

6

4

IX

F

39

2

Marginal Workers Non-Workers

M F

40 41

M

42

466

354

322

315

F

43

1.069

613

591

448

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

BATmNDA C.D. BLOCK

280

BATHINDA C. I), BLOCK VILLAGE PRIMARY

Location Name 01 1!:illage Code (with Hadbast No.) No.

2

30 Naruana (65)

Total

Rural

Urban

31 Jodhpur Romana (64)

32 Jass] Pauwali (61)

33 Gehri Devi (63) Nagar

34 Kot Snamir (S'!J

36 GulaMarh Urf (58} Naiwala

37 Katar Sinabwala (62)

38 PhllS Mandi (6{))

39 Bhagu -(59)

40 Gill Patti (71)

41 Sibian (72)

42 BaIadewals' (73)

4.3 lJeaman DUW8na (74)

44 Bir Behman (75)

45 Birtalab UrI (68) Talabnlli

46 Multania (67)

47 :\1ian (66)

48 Baho Sibian l>atli (2) Basawa

49 Baho Sibian Patti (1) Dharam

50 Babo Jattri (3)

.51 Teona (4)

52 Chugba Khurd (16)

S3 Baluana (77)

S4 Cbu&lIa Kakcn (79)

505 Jllumba (05)

Area of Village in Hec­tales and orC.D. Block town/. Ward

No. of Oceupied Residen­tial Ronses

No· of House­holds

Total :Population (including Institutional and Housele~s Population)

Total Popujation in the age GroupO~

in Sq. Km5.

p M

3 4 5 6 7

646.83 23,5() 1 24,665 1,49,~73 79,650

646J13 %3,501 24,6~5 1,49,873 79,6S0

1438.00

1()12.00

1028.00

19053.00

46<1?00

573.00

564.00

404.00

1164.00

883.00

1374.00

708.00

1749.00

699·00

529.()()

796.00

403.00

178.00

183.00

374.00

1329.00

844.00

1.798.00

1847.00

J8W.OO

519' 527 3,186 1,704

283 368 2.039 1,085

426 460 2,862 1,547

519 561 3,475 1,851

l,310 1.3% 8,341 4,436

251 262 1.561 822

231 233 1.532 788

259 265 1,515 798

262 279 1,837 965

472 488 2,921 1.565

739 784 4.645 2,441

324 342 2.044 1,(}77

726 712 4,1i31 2.459-

320 333 20.26 cor8 554 560 3.13(J 'J .Q58

195 211 1,191 621

127 137 169 413

62 62 413 217

58 60 451 219

140 140 864 455

476 517 3.225 1.702

358

665

561

'60b

359

678

581

,62S

20.48 1.098

3.~4 2,081

3,428. 1.820

3.601 1.974

F p M p'

S 9 10 11

70,223 24,249 13,002 11,247

7(1,223 ~Z49 13,002 B ,247

1,482 563

954 312

1.315 496

1.624 S6Q

3,905 1.246

739 304

744 270

717 259

872 319

1.356 512

2.204 764

967 402

::!,I72 701

948 315

1,412 693

570 178

356 lJl

196 70

232 76

409 145

1.523 559

950

1.863

L.60&

1.827

308

639

483

622

302

152

217

310

,587

172

1)7

136

167

280

399

223

391

163

}91

95

77

-39

36

19

281

171

337

262

324

Batbioda

261

160'

219

2S()

S59

132

133

123

1S2

232.

365

179

310·

152

302

83

.54

31.

56

278

131

302

221

298

CENSUS ABSTRAC1 . ,

SchedUled Castes

M F

12 13

27,962 24,637

27,962 24,637

Tabsil (part)

636

388

422

417

1.391

271

275

349

365

692

929

504

1.065

430

676

284

200

34

60

95

505

346

791

497

622

564

347

360

362

1,208

208

266

307

344

609

834

450

927

369

610

255

160

30

77

75

437

293

679

433

579

Scho~uled Tribes

M .F

14 15

281

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OP MAIN WORKERS Literates -----------------------"""----

Total Main Workor_s t:ultiv~tors

(I-IX) I

------;......_ M

16

32,511

32,511

697

572

660

630

1,485

304

386

261

322

665

1,031

431

1.097

491

- 590

324

119

. 83

1()4

190

616

367

904

825

723

F M

17 18-

18,109 45,807

18,109 45,807

I

358

322

366

352

886

200

194

180

189

362

623

235

643

244

220

208

94

41

65

126

342

168

508

402

411

"995

663

881

1,100

2,576

449

443

495

539

852

1,384

626

1,424

598

865

325

223

. 122

120

240

1,027

655

1,l27

1,000

1.142

\ F M

19 20

1,246 22,800

1,246 22,800

11

4

9

25

75

7

12

3

6

14

29

2

89

12

12

61

2

28

6

6

47

41

518'

256

414

673

1.515

192

226

205

252

354

625

239

549

282

357

119

114

98

73

174

649

343

590

547

574

F

21

297

297

4

6

51

5

3

Agricultural Labourers

II

M F

22 23

14,639

14,639

331

243

225

249

750

117

135

204

196

272

400

276

594

223

353

138

89

17

35

51

289

253

335

741

407

580

580

2

1

4

56

8

1

5

11

55

7

8

2

23

3

34

26

282

BATHOONDA C. D. BLOCK VILLAGE PRIMARY

Localion INDUSl'RIAL CATEGORY

Name 01 village --,-"" -.. .. ,Code (with Hat1~ast No.) ti~tock. Porosity, ' Mining and Manufacturinr. Manufacturing. No. Fishing. Hunting Quarrying Ptocessing.. Servicing. Ptocessin(. Scsfvicing

and Plantations lind Repairs in and' Repaus in Orchards & alUed Housoh()ld Industry other than. Roosa· activities hold' Ind'ustry

m IV V(a) V(b)

-----_. ---- ----- ------- -------M F M F .M F M P

,. ':'

1 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 •

'[otal 290 7 440 50 1,231- S3

Rural '291) 7 440 50 1,231 53

Urban

Batlainda .... 30 Natuana (65) 5 13 14 1

31 Jodhpur Romana (64) 5 3 39'

32 Jas~i Pauwali (61) 7 5 81

33 Gehri Devi Nagar. (63) 7 10 9 42 3

34 Kot ~hamir (57) 7 30 55

36 Gulabgarb Ur/N,Uwala (5S) 2 23

37 Katar Singhwala (62) 5 4 2 IS

38 Phus Mandl (60) 20

39 llhll.Su (59) 2 8 3 7

40 Gill Patti (71) 10 4 82 1

41 Sibian (72) 6 23 2 9) S

42 Baladcwala (73) 2 22

'43 Bchman Dewana (74) II 1 1& IS 32 • 44 BirBehman (75) .. 2 2 1 7

45 Birtalab (Irf Talabnc:i (68) 19 3 20 . 46 MU,ltania (67) 5 6 4 6

47 Mian (66) 2

48 Babo Sibian Patti Basawa (2)

49 Baho.sibian Patti Dbatam (1)

50 Babo Jattti (3) 6 2

51 TCQoa ,(4) 10 10 J

52 Cllugha Khurd (76) 4 13 4

53 Balusoa (77) 4 4 17 1

S4 Chugua Kalan (79} 6 50 22 3

5.5 Jhumba (5) 7 8 21 1

01' MAIN ~ORKERS

Constructions

VI

---------M P

32 33 ~,

fl91 1

e91 1

Tahsil (Part).

3

.5

23

36

17

44

11

10

10

11

.53

10

30

12

10

2

2

4

4

2

3

1

403

8

ti

Trade and Commerce

VII

----------M F

34 3S

958 l~

9S8 29

25

42

29

16 11

8S 2

I)

(I 1

16 1

18

30

28

15

48 .2

12 1

!)

16

2 1

2

3

26

7

29

38

39

283

T.ransport. Storage & Communications

Vlll

-------M F

36 37

S07 4

307 4

8 . 1

]3

14

9

15

8

(I

3

4

13

13

.5

22

9

12

G 2

2

1

1

22

3

8

Other Services

IX

--------M P

38 39

4,231 224

4,251 22:4

78 J

57 2

83 3

58 1

92 10

S6 S

3S

37 2-

42 l

18 1;

137 H

57 2.

123 14

49 a 82

33 6

12 1

S

2

37 2

2!)

83 5

85 6

72 13

Marginal Workers Non-Workers

------_ -------M F M F

40 41 42 43

.6 1,740 33.1n 67,137

66 1,140 33,771 61,237

709 1471

1 422 949

66d 1,305 1

751 1.591

2 I,858 3,830

... 7 373 725-

'lH

e 29 339 703 1

~ 303 714

d6 8&4 ''OJ

... I 713 1.1"1

1.0S?' " t

.~

141 ].034 ~

431 ~i

4 53 1.031 2.030

480 936

3 7 790 lAdS

296 SS8

190 195

95 196

99 ' 230

liS 381

675 1.511

443 949

954 1.857

13 73 807 1.488

832 1,786

BATHINDA C. D. BLOCK

Location Name of village Code (with Hadbast No.) No.

Area of Village inHec­taros and of C.!>. Blockl 1'own/Ward in Sq.Kms.

No. of Occupied Residen-tial Houses

25.4

No. of House­holds

'Iotal Population (including Institutional and Houseless Population)

p M F

, VILLAGE PRIM ARY

'Iotal Population in the age. group (0-6) .

P M F

-------------------------------------------------------.- .----------------------1 2

56 Sardargarh (80)

57 Karamgarh (78) Sattran

58 Virk Kburd (182)

59 Virk Kalan (181)

60 Bhisiana (180)

61 Burj Mehma (178)

62 I)eon (171)

63 Mehma Bhag- (176) wana

64 Killi Nihal (179) Singq

65 Ablu (174)

66 Mehma Sarkari (175)

67 Mehma Sarja (168)

68 Nehianwala (167)

69 Mehma Sawai (169)

70 Balahar Mehma (170)

;11 I)an Singhwala (171)

72 Ganga (173)

73 Warkandi (172)

74 Akalia Khurd (7)

75 Akalia Kalan (8)

76 Chak Goniana (165) Khuld

77 Ba1ahar Vinjhu (166)

78 Chak Goniana (164) Kalan

79 Goniana Khurd (163)

80 Goniana Kalan (162)

81 Amargarh (161)

82 Bhokhra (160)

3

989.00

478.00

720.00

1329.00

684.00

1222.00

2162.00

637.00

576.00

3524.00

607.00,

2773.00

1702.00

1637.00

668.00

1492.00

1171.00

377.00

314.00

1578.00

126.00

547.00

100.00

530.00

713.00

496.00

1180·00

4

314

202

344

346

871

342

831

226

314

837

218

945

828

635

266

356

405

5

344

225

353

346

872

345

847

6

2.030

1.258

1.896

2.314

4.256

2.273

5.618

7

1.055

663'

1.009

1.232

2,550

1.186

2,968

234 1.240 650

378 2.180 . 1,139

872 5.869 3,201

218 1.360 714

978 6.200 3.319

863 5.208 2.748

683 - 4.1>38 2.142

270 1.627 865

368 2.601 1.383

405

215. 22.5

2.526

1.257

500

3.541

446

1.329

649

270

1.888

242

100 102

510 615

80 80

269 299

191 195

258

153

488

264

155

516

1.568

1.231

1.589

942

3.328

799

660

840

493

1.711

8

975

595

887

1.0.82

1.706

1.087

2.650

9

291

210

303

289

716

368

938

590 212

1.041 397

2.668 900

646 230

2.81 1.048

2.460' 840

1'896 599

762 239

1.218 373

1.197

60S

230

1.653

204

769

571

749

449

1.617

351

216

65

645

8S

259

183

216

140

597

10 11

Bathinda

165

115

169

152

385

196

504

106

203

513

121

560

444

30-3

145

189

180

126,

95

134

137

331

172-

434-

106.

191

387

109

488.

396.

296-

94

184

171

110 106

40 25

344 3011

SO 38

137 122

Un-

96 87

III

76

294

105

64

303

CENSUS ABSTRACT

Schequled Castes ~chcduled Tripes

M F • M F

28$

INDUSTRIA( CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

----------------------------Literates 10tal Main Workers

(I-IX)

------,----M F M F

Cultivators

I

M F

Agricultural Labourers

II

M F

------ --_ -----------------------------12

Tahsil (part)

425

303

493

295

547

419

1,047

268

547

926

230

1.173

1,067

851

302

448

411

334

42

720

166

327

inhabited

165

176

175

656

13

400

248

405

263

487

408

967

245

493

722

185

1.001

961

753

.248

371

353

329

31

649

ISO

312

155

161

162

61.5

14 15 16

530

289

329

503

1,682

441

1,140

291

344

1.139

366

1.232

1,260

786

389

639

589

'236

143

734

48

362

229

385

166

668

17

349

178

181

258

856

286

654

114

194

602

235

644

727

388

212

370

349

109

90

357

20

222

116

203

86

403

18

622

392

653

655

1,686

673

1,684

396

.646

1.940

424

1,823

1.570

1.263

447

870

781

354

145

1.014

136

449

410

499

264

908

19

13

4

4

49

10

85

3

118

5

5

254

12

4

9

45

7

6

13

8

2

2

2

13

20

307

194

268

349

88

316

1,000

199

253'

1.220

195

1,08

643

725

208

495

457

140

114

563"

31

208

284

341

131

441

21

2

85

129

2

3

1

22

183

119

277

209

300

268

501

145

280

530

124

592

478

464

162

293

232

187

11

342

94

119

85

121

112

337

23

27

9

115

109

1

8

43

4

4

4

1

1

5 .•

2'86-

BA.THJlNDA C. D. BLOCK trLLAGE PRIMARY

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY ..Location

Code No.

Name of village (with Hadbast No.)

---------....----. __.__-------------------Mining'and Manufacturing. Manufacturing,

2

56 Sardargarh (80)

57 Karamgarh Sattran (78)

58 Virk Khurd (1$2)

59 Virk Kalan (181)

60 Bhisiana (180)

61 Burj Mehma (178)

62 Deon (177)

63 Mehma Bhagwana (176)

M Killi Nihal Singh (179)

65 Ablu (174)

66 Mehma Sarkari (175)

67 Mehma Sa rja (168)

68 NehianwaJa (167)

69 Mehma Sawai (169)

70 Balahar Mehma (170)

71 Dan Singhwala (171)

72 Ganga (173)

73 Warkandi (l12)

74 Akalia Khurd (7)

75 AkaiIa Kalan (8)

76 Chak Gon[ana Khurd (105)

Livestock, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting and PJantati ons Orchards & allied activities

M

24

4

1

37

6

1

2

7

5

2

14

5

2

2

1

III

F

25

1

77 Balallar Vinjhu (166) 9

78 Chak Goniana Kalan (164)

79 Goniana Khurd (163) 2

80 <ioniana Kalan (162) 2

81 Amargarh (161)

82 Bhokhra (160) 4

Quarrying Processing. Servicing, Processing, Servicing

IV

M F

26 27

and Rc>pairs in and Rl'pairs in Household Jndu~try other than House­

M

28

1

4

4

2

17

4

7

17

7

22

6

1

10

2

2

8

1

14

10

V(a)

F

29

1

4

hold Industry

V~b)

M F

30 31

Bathluda

17

. 33

5

4

9

21

14

49

9

47

98 ~

4

15

22

14

8

4

5

22

10

\ Un-

12

3

33

CENSUS AIlSTRACT

.oF MAIN WORKERS

Constructions

VI

----------M. F

32 33

TahSil (part)

8 -10

4

-1

9

2

4

3

5

13

22

68 1

11

4

3 14

2

7

6

1

17

illhabited

3

8

1

13

Trade and Commerce

VII -..L _______ ...lIOo-

M F

34 35

, 14 "-.

8

12

13

1

18

20 -'

6

18

20

8

,,32

37

6 1

10

10

12

3

15

17

7

2

11

Transport. Storage Other Service,~ and Communications

VIII IX

_....._-....... ---- ---------M F M F

36 37 38 39

14 75 - 13

4 22

10 40 4

5 -61 4

1 1.289 -19

9 41 1

8 11S

3 19 2

6 75 3

13 79 4

5 58 4

11 87 5

44 182 10

,7 45 3

3 35 1

S 3S

7 41 3

12 1

4

2 67 2

3 2

22 3S 8

12 5 1

5 ," 17 2

2 18 2

4 49 7

Marginal W()rkel'~ Non-Workers

-------_ ---------M F M F

- .. ,.. ..... 40 41 42 43

19 189- 414 174

- 2 rsr- 259 414

. , 361 356 312

S 164 57l 814

3 1104 1,6'4

513 1,1)17 . 7 1.284 2.558 .

254 5,87

493 923

., 7 1,261 2.656

290 64t

16 1,496 2.6lt

1.178 2.448

879 1.892

418 753

S13 1.173

S48 1.190

295 .602

125 230

10 240 8M 1.400

69 106 134

1 350 760

16 250 553

341 747

229 446

803 1.60~

, BATHINDA C. D. BLOCK

Location Name of village 'Code (wIth Hadbast ~o.) No.

1 2

83 Khialj\Vala (159)

84 Har Raipur (l5~) UrjBhokhri .....

85 Chak landan- (156) wala

86 Chak Jeeda (157)

87 Jeeda (153)

8~ Jandanwala (155)

89 Khemuana (154)

URBAN:

Area of Village in Hec­tares and orC.D. Bock/ TOVln/ Ward in Sq. Kms.

3

1045.00

1878.00

43.00

364.00

i651.00

2346.00

165.00

No.ot °RyqlP!$lc!

eslden­tial Houses

4

361

480

673

604

396

No. of House­

"holds

5

400

503

699

611

400

Total Population (inciuding lns1itutional and Housel6ss Population)

6

2.414

3,342

7

1,313

1,756

4,552 2,398

4,170 2,226'

2,620~ 1.378

8

1,101

1,586

2,154

1,944

1,242

VlLk\,GE PRIMARY

Total Popul~on in the age group (0-6)

9 10 11

Bathilllla

343

557

191 152

306 251

706 366

609 318

394 219

Un-

Un-

340

291

17~

----~--_...---

CE~5US AtJSrJ{ACr

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribos

-----_----- ~-------M P M P

12 13 14 IS

TBIlsD (Part)

S2S 398

587 535

inhabited

Inhabited

874 773

638 557

S7S S17

289

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Literates

Total Main Workers

(I-IX)

_----- --------M P M P

16 17 18 19

489 230 759 32

687 426 1,013 6

980 588 1,317 J8

844 502 1,357 (;

714 421 786 8

Cultivators

I

--------M P

20 21

348

559

633 2

789 1

349

Agricultural Labourers

II

------~----

M F

22 23

201

289 2

426

440

295

----------~-----~----------------------------~-------~-------

BATHINDA C. D. BLOCK

L'O'catioo Code No.

Name of village (with Hadbast.No.)

2

83 Khialiv.:ala (159)

84 Har Raipur Ur/Bhokhri

85 Chak Jandanwala (156)

86 Chak Jeeda (157)

87 Jeeda {I 53)

88 Jandanw!lla (IS?)

89 Khemuana (154)

(158)

"

'290

Livestock. Forestry. Fishing. Hunting and plantations Orchards & -allied activities

III

M F

24 25

19

5

10

4

22

_..--..- -_- ._ -----~---_.. ........... --.-------------URBAN:

VlLLAGE 'PRIMARY'

INDUSTRIAL .CATEGORY _.L. ______ ~

.-::....!.--Mining and Quarrying

IV

M F

26 27

Manufacturing, Manuiacturing. Processing. Servicing, Proces~ing Servicing and Repairs in and Rerilir, in other Household than Household IndustrY Industry

V(~) V(b)

_---=------M F M F

28 29 30 31

BatllilMla

7 4 66 18

25' 26

Un-

Un.

18 1 34 S

19 oJ

10 9

--------~---~-----------~--~

CENSUS ABSTRACT

OL" MAIN WORKERS

Constructions

VI

-------_.-M F

31 33

Ta.iI (Part)

24

14

inhabited

inhabitod

22

21

7

'Trade and Commerce

~ll

------M F

34 35

22 2

19 2

49 2

12

12

291

Marginal Worker;; Non-Workers Transport Storage & Otll~r Service~ CommuDication~

Vlll IX

--------- -------- ------M F M P Nt r M p

36 37 38 39 40 ~l 41 43

20 52 6 59 554 1,010

17 S9 2 2 13 741 1.567

43 1 82 7 1,081 2,135

8 55 5 &6~ 1,938

7 75 7 59.! 1.lH

--------------------------------------------------_-_----

293

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

NATHANA C.D. BLOCK

NAT~A C. D. BLOCK

Location Name of village Code (with Hadbast No.) No.

2

Total

Rural

Urban

Area of village in Hec­tares and of C.D. Block! Town! Ward in Sq. Kms

399.64

399:64

90 Giddar (181) 1030.00

91 Bajdana (183) 632.00

92 Kalian Sukha (185) 2358.00

93 Ka1ian MaIka (186) 822.00

94 Ka1ian Sudha (187) 524.00

95 Bhaini (188) 587.00

96 Mari (191) 653.00 '

97 Burj Dalla (184) 284.00

98 Nathpura (182) 1032.00

99 Ganga (180) 862.00

100 Nathana (l79) 2383:00

101 Poohla (198) 2249.00

102 Poohli (178) 1168.00

103 Dhilwan (l7!) 448.00

104 Seman (199) 1104 .00

105 Gobindpura (176) 2791.00

106 Joganand (173) 524.00

107 Bibiwala (174) 886.00

108 Mehna (175) 835.00

109 Bhucho Kalan (201) 3290.00

110 Bhucho Khurd (207) 1810.00

111 Tungwali (208) 3206.00

112 Chak Fateh (205) 1450.00 Singhwala

113 Chak Ram (204) Singhwala

114 Chak Bakhta (203)

115 Lehra Khalla (202)

761.00

890.00

1367.00

No. of Occupied Residen­tial Houses

4 .

17,852

17,852

310

259

554

223

208

346

136

47

346

328

970

846

542

221

521

888

267

318

294

No. of House

holds

Total Population (Including Institutional and Houseless Population)

P M

561

18,381 1,01,306 51,899

18,381 1,01, '306 51,899

346

270

588

235

223

349

152

51

354

328

1.005

849

560

221

546

949

272

356

2,121 1.127

1,671 923

3,637 1.923

1,507 785

1,379 72L

2,432 1,307

975 498

339 184

2,257 1,179

2,198 1,192

6.420 3,420

'5,091 2,680

3,122 1.642

1,544 820

3,581 1,908

6,008 3,190

1.653 849

2,071 1.137

F

8

49,407

49,407

994

748

1,714

722

658

1.125

477

155

1.078

1,006

3,000

2,411

1,480

4,241

958

581

894

516

4,241

984\

13,047 5.099

5,893 3,098

724

1.673

2,818

804

934

7,948

2,79,5

1.852

2,839

1,512

379

412

270

591

937

525

409

422

286

3,856 2,004,

6,103 3.264

3,193 1,681

2.476 1,318

2,694 1.423

1,837 974

1,158

1.271

863

VILLAGE PRIMARY

Total Population ill the age group 0-6 '

~.--------------P M

!> 1')

18,525 9,915

18,525 9,915

372 211

235 120

550 306

224' 123

252 131

365 193

172 96

58 28

307 IS5

357 20S

1,058 567

824 4S1

577 298

285 163

609 345

958 495

266. 131

350 191

4,106 2,204

1.064 552

732 381

959 530

516 278

419

397

310

240

219

162

F

II

8,610

8,610

Bathinda

161

115

244

101

III

172

76

30

152

152

491

373

279

122

264

463

135

159

1,902

512

351

429

238

179

178

148

CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled Ca§tes

F

12 13,

Ui,800 14,868

16,800 14,868

T.Mf' (Jfrt)

320

222

786

171

272

552

204

34

456

434

1.056

888

755

289

768

1.119

314

355

358

873

'835

1.018

755

417

494

281

270

188

704

170

258

485

211

17

385

348

943

794

685

243

661

963

284

309

402

791

759

891

675

350

445

237

Scheduled Tribes • 'J

M F

14 15

··1

"

295

INDUSTRIAL CA,TEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Literates

Total Main, Workers Cultivators

(I-IX)

M F M '.

17 18

22,060 16,137 27,~~9

2.2,060 -'16,137 27,4~9

427

374

719

364

299

526

221

85

549

330

1.616

1.201

679

286

617

1.080

423

543

2.640

1.262

827

1,278

734

60&

725

428

255

210

443

245

178

273

142

45

335

170

1.017

740

378

183

294

681

233

284

4.717

750·

568

714

482

402

621

506

1.093

429

399

741

277

122

735

751

USI

1.523

950

469

1.154

1.907

475

646

692

1.721

1.092

1,864

900

729

809

522

I

-----.-F M F

19 20 21

982 13,717 34

34 982 13,717

5

53

9

10

5

7

5

225

43

31

3

3

51

10

'8

208

26

16

34

18

4

12

5

370

303

561

286'

175

374

147

74

389

417

824

815

378

285

578

930

254

246

910

377

1.045

405

431

408

3[9

4

3

2

2

1

5

2

1

Agricultural Labourers

r rr

M F

22

8,458

8,458

177

153

3[3

78

146

317

97

~~

27'1

.29p

593 .... .I,

440 f.

42Q

146

381

70t rl

152

95

426

414 , 598

314

208

274

iss

23

386

386

163 [

12

23

J.

2

19

296

NATBANA C. D. BLOCK V1LLAGE PRIMARY

INDUSTRIAL CATEGO~Y

'Location Name of village Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Manufacturing, Code (with Hadbast No.) Fishinr:' Hunting -Quarrying Processing, Servicing, Processing Servicing NO. and P antations and Repairs in and Repairs in

Orchards & allied Household Industry other than House-activities hold Industry

ill IV V(a) V(b)

-------M- F M F M F M F

1 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

Total 235 .4 298 48 547 36

Rural 23! 4 . 298 48 547 36

Urban

'" B_thinda

90 Giddar (181) 2 18

91 Bajdana (183) 2 1 '" 5

92 KaHan Sukba (18S) 4 63 7 10 2-

93 KaJian Maika (184) 4 S 2

94 Kalian Sudha (187) 2 10 12

95 Bbaini (188) 2 1 :3

96 Mari (191) 2 1 2

97 Bud DaDa (184) 3

98 Natbpura (182) 3 22 1

99 Ganga (180) 3 1

100 Natbana (179) 9 57 14 36 1

101 Poonla (198) 20 2 31 5 29 12'

102 Poobli (178) 10 10 1 1

103 Dhilwan !I77) 4 8

104- Seman (199) 17 30

105 Gobindpura (176) 30 3 1 40 8

106 Joganand (173) 5 12 I

107 Bibiwala (174) 18 6 76 1

108 Mehna (175) 1 12 2

109 Bhucho Kalan (201) 9 15 1 42

110 Bhucho Kbuid (201) 18 7 31

111 Tungwa(i (208) 11 24 " .

112 Chak PatoQ Singbwala (205) 11 3 33 6

113 Chak Ram SinahwaJa (204) 12 2 10

114 Chak Blkhta (203) 4 3 19

US Lehla Khana (202) 5 2 7 1

~

CENSUS ABSTRACT

OF MAIN WORKERS

ConstructioTlS

M

32

84S

845

Tahsil (Part)

30

9

g

45

12

5

35

32

23

3

13

27

7

69

258

47

59

26

24

7

15

10

VI

F

33

8

8

8

Trade and Commerce

M

34

771

771

6

15

42

15

9

8

5

7

8

103

44

28

12

24

57

5

15

86

64

39

47

30

11

J9

11

VII

F

35

11

11

1

1

1

3

2

3

1

1

297

Transport, Storage and Communica tions

VID

Other Services

IX

-----M

36

368

308

4

2

11

2

4

2

1

2

15

]6

3

1

18

1)

5

7

2

61

25

18

17

7

3

9

F

37

9

5

1

4

M

38

2,28!)

2,180

13

25

80

26

6

33

22

13

32

30

209

96

17

9

92'

108

3S

114

3]1

141

122

9S

63

41

64

24

F

39

444

444

1

5

17

8

S

1-

1

6

5

4]

18

16

]

2

14

6

187

20

11

3

11

4

11

2

Marginal Workers Non Workers

M

40

42

41

11

2

3

3

9

8

1

41 42

2,852 24,398

2,852 24,398

414

224

506

417

829

356

322

566

221

62

444

441

1.539

32 1,146

18

187

349

692

3St

754

1,281

371

49T

5 4,404

198 1,377

240 903

--.181 1,392

201

4

781

589

614

451

p

43

993

74]

1,247

713

424

1,120

476

154

1.071

1,001

2.775

2.336

1.449

703

1.610

2.580

445

926

7,735

2.571

1,596

2,5'24

1,494

1,154

1.058

854

298

NAtHAN A C. D. BLOCK VILLAGE PRIMARY

L'JCltio::t Name of , village Area of No. of - No. of Total Population:(Including Total' Population l1r the- age Go:i ~. '(with Hadb I;t No.) Village ". Occ\lpied ,ffollse!. Institutional andL,~u~Iess group(O~ No. in He<:- Residential holds Population)

tares and ofC.D.

Houses

Blockl Townl Ward in Sq. Kms.

------~----p M F P M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

c. Bathinda

116 Burj Kahan :(206) 437.00 259 266 . ' Singhwala 689

_< 1.454 765 242 126 116

117 Lehra Bega (200) U68.00 447 459 2,843 1,512 1.331 445' 134 211

118 Bath (192) 217.00 170 178 1.128 593 535 172 79 93

119 Lehra MoMbat (196) 2670.00 843 867 5.29§ • 2.827 2,469 789 424 365

120 Lehra Sondha (195) 738.00 195 203 1.261 61,.9 582 158 79 79

121 Lehra Dhulkot (194) 728.00 357 359 2.219 1.177 1,04,2 397 198 199

URBAN:

1299

CENSuS ABSTRACf

Scheduled Castes SCheduled Tribes Literates

~------

M F M F M F

12 13 14 15 16 17

'TalJsi) (Part)

393 354 287 165

434 383 617 307

196 185 ·269 133

1.023 859 1.217 706

224 194 217 150

504 425 552 296

I INI?1d~AL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Tota.1 Main Workers

(I-IX>

---_---M F

18 19

436 9

928 43

332 2

1.687 24

425 67

'643 43

Cultivators

I

-------M F

20 21

184

580 7

181

991

251 2

228

Agricultural Labou'rers

II

-------_ M F

22 23

180

223 27

1 Oil

416

13'1 62

239 31

NATHANA C. D. BLOCK

Location Code No.

Name of village (with Hadbast No.)

2

116 Buli Kahan Singhwala (206)

117 Lebra BClga (200)

118 Bath (197)

119 LehIa Mo1fabat (196)

120 Lehra Sondha (195)

121 Lehla DhuIkot (194)

URBAN:

300

-Westock. ic;restiy. Fishing, Hunting and Plantations 'Orchards & allied activities

III

M F

24 25

9

6

7

1

3

Mining and Quarrying

IV

M F

26 27

VILLAGE PRIMARY

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY

Manufacturing. Processing, Servicing and Repairs in Household Industry

V(a)

M F

28 29

1

Manufacturing. Processing, Servic­ing and Repairs in other than House­hold Industry

V(b)

M F

30

Bathinda

11

7 7 22

1 2

21 20" 3-

4 1

23 25

CENS!JS ABSTRACf

OF MAIN WORKERS

ConstructionS

VI

M F

32 33

Ta,.lJ (Part)

12

8

12

38

10

Trade and Commerce

VII

M

34

3

19

3

20

3

12

F

35

30t

Marginal Workers Non-Workers Transport, Storage Other Services and Communications

vrn IX

- --~--

M F M F M F M F

36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43

5 39 7 329 680

18 42 2 4 514 580 T14

2 25 2 2 261 5n

18 156 20 1.140 2.445

24 3 254 515

16 87 10 183 534 816

303

PRI VlARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

SANGAT C. D. BLOCK

304

SANGAT C. D. BLOCK VILLAGE PRIMAR.Y

Location Name of village Code (with Hadbast .. No.) No.

Area of ~iIIage in Hec­tareS & ofC.D. Block! Townj Ward

No. of Occcpied Residen­tial Houses

No. of House­holds

-Total Population (including institutional and Houseless Population)

Total POPUlation in the age sroupO-6

in Sq. KIllS.

P

2 3 4 5 6

Total

Rural

Ulban

571.61 18,289 18,942 1,14,143

577.61 18,289 18,942. 1,14,143

Raike Kalan

2 ,Bahadargarh Jan dian

(83)

(82)

1743.00

641.00

3 Lool Bai (81) %7.00

4 Janihi Rana (86) 1764.00

5 Raike Khurd (84) 384.00 Urf Chak Dana

6 Bam Biha (85) 1341.00

7 Kaljha Rani (104) 1501 .00

8 Chak Attar Singh- (103) 936.00 wala

9 Bajak (87) 1091.00

10 Ghudda (89) 1890.00

11 Nandgarh (88) 667.00

12 Dhunike (102) 607.ot

13 Bandi (107) 2136.00

14 Kotli Sabo (105)

15 Faridkot (106)

16 Pathrala (108)

17 Chak Kharak (109) Singh Doomwali

18 Chak Ruldu (113) Singhwala

19 Kishanpura (110) Urf Kuttl

20 Jassi Bagwali (111)

21 Muhlan (101)

22 Kat Guru (100)

23 Phulo Milhi (90)

24 Sangat Kalan (99)

616.00

1068.00

2926.00

1183.00

1145.00

740.00

1798.00

437.00

965.00

1694.00

1799 .00

629

216

202

517

159

391

469

363

342

656

241

151

531

148

263

793

314

482

232

449

128

296

515

361

671

239

202

557

179

~6

496

370

346

663

249

165

567

164

283

850

32!)

491

239

470

128

350

521

377

3.838

1,371

1,248

3,352

961

2,381

2.962

2,159

2,166

4,031

1,534

861

3,272

925

1.557

5,205

1.863

2,543

1,370

2,693

726

3.090

2,116

M

7

60,577

60,577

2.071

731

666

1.794

502

1.274

1.5,84

1.132

1.150

2.116

798

477

1.136

481

838

2.744

998

1.331

706

1.485

426

1.103

1.679'

130

F f

8 9

S3,S6(i 18,606

5:t,S66 18,60 6

1,767

640

,582

1,558

459

1.107

1.378

1.027

1.016

1.915

736

384

1.536

444

719

2.461

865

1.212

664

1.258

336

952

t.411

986

624

219

187

553

137

306

~73

353

299

651

227

125

531

169

230

834

346

407

227

431

lOS

319

480

389

M

10

9,926

9,926

346

118

102

322

73

169

257

18S

167

329

12.5

79

291

83

120

424

182

216

120

231

58

171

275

215

F

11

8,680

8,686

Bat ....

27S-

101

85

231

64

137

216·

165.

132

322

102

,6· 24()

86

110

410

164

191

107

200

47

148

W5

1'.

CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled Castes

12

20,322

20,322

Tahsil (Part)

779

382

312

559

236

284

509

436

299

420

273

301

430

104

224

879

322

760

202

374

122

499

495

441

13

17,530

17,530

620

321

267

452

197

199

418

381

253

377

233

256

364

89

185

783

292

688

195

335

96

446

409

378

Scheduled Tribes

M F

14 15

305

Literates

M

16

22,983

22,983

732

215

185

604

191

385

681

339

545

981

368

150

711

197

280

.985

463

447

277

580

176

249

588

394

F

17

12,336

12,336

377

102

86

343

81

205

344

202

301

558

.219

61

385

102

116

617

249

308

177

350

88

93

299

215

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Total Main Workers

(I-IX)

M

18

34,655

34,655

1.125

439

395

978

287

794

853

698

644

1.162

475

281

1,078

282

498

1,619

536

665

423

876

277

686

994

682

F

19

1,443

1,443

75

8

20

3

19

54

11

8

30

184

9

4

25

38

55

151

22

14

8

30

13

Cultivators

I

M F

20

18,866

18,866

622

208

212

537

127

543

408

378

418

774

245

111

694

174

329

885

88

198

203

500

164

314

568

289

21

234

234

2

2

12

1.3

2

24

18

16

Agricultural Labourers

n

M F

22

10,601

10,601

373

222

171

266

132

199

227

277

102

276

142

155

257

67

140

474

265

377

127

215

86

186

247

189

23

893

893

68

5

49

6

6

170

1 ..

21

46

124

21

2

6

1

306

SANGAT C. D. BLOCK VILLAGE PRIMARY

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY

Locatiou Name of village Livestock. Forestry. Mining and Manufacturing Manufacturin g. Code (with Hadbast No.) Fishing. Hunting Quarrying Processing. Servicing Processing Servicing No. and Plantations, and repairs in and Repairs in

Orchards & allied House1rold Industry other than Mouse'-activities hold Industry

III IV V (a) V (b)

-------- ------- --------M F M F M F M F

2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

Total 368 4 446 45 926 93

Rural 368 4 446 45 926 93

Urban

Bathinda

Raike Kalan (83) 5 .. 22 17 ., 2 Bahadargarh landian (82) 2 .,

3 Lool Bai (81)

4 Janghi Rana (86) 17 12 53 18

5 Raike Khurd Urf Ghak (84) 4 3 Dana

6 Bam Biha (85) 4 4 3

7 Kaljha Rani (104) 21 14 65 15

8 Chak Attar Singhwala (103) 3 2

9 Bajak (87) 12 31 4 11

10 Ghudda (89) 3 14 10

11 Nandgarh (88) 8 14 4 5

12 Dhunike (102) 6 2

13 Bandi (107) 8 " 21

14 Kotti Sabo (105) 10 3 3

15 Faridkot (106) 4 3

16 Pathrala (l08) 32 1 '39 3 44 8

17 Chak Kharak Singl (109) 7 2 4 1 46 DoomwaIi

18 Chak Ruldu Singhwala (113) 7 6 3

19 Kishanpura Urf Kutti (110) 19 7

20 Jassi BagwaIi (111) 22 23

21 Muhlan (101) 3 1

22 Kot Guru (lOO) 2 126 8

23 Phulo Mithi (90) 15 , . 6 3 35 t

24 Sangat Kalan (99) 10 1 17 55 1

307

CENSUS ABSTRACT

OF MAIN WORKERS ---------...-~- -~------.------ - -----------

Constructions Trade and Transport, Storage Other Services Marginal Workers Non-Workers Commerce and

Communications

VI VII vm IX

---------- ------- --- ----- ---~-.. --- ----_..---, ---------M F M F M F M F M F M F

32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 4~

515 7 70S 7 383 4 1,845 156 315 5,880 25,607 46,243

515 7 705 7 383 4 1,845 ]56 315 5,880 25,607 46,243

•• Tahsil (Part)

4 14 3 65 7 941 1,691

:! 4 292 ~3 2

3 :2 4 271 532

8 20 16 49 2 30 54 786 ,1.484

1~ 2 5 215 459

8 11 22 2 4&0 1.104

21 31 15 51' 3 731 1.359

2 6 30 6 434 967

1 13 16 40 7 506 1.005

13 25 2 45 2 954 1,907

1 13 5 42 8 226 323 48{)

4 2 1 196 200

17 13 2 10 54 7 35 885 623 642

18 3 3 2 6 230 193 210

1 17 1 3 43 340 263

13 28 17 87 5 588 1.125 1.835

21 15 51 39 (\. 3 152 459 658

7 8 4 55 9 71 264 595 797

26 6 8 27 43 283 599

27 6 21 7 60 5 6 403 553 841

4 3 2 14 149 336

4 19 S 29 417 942

9 20 17 77 4 166 6~4 1.215

28 15 13 66 10 3 25 ~45 948

/"

308

SANGAT C. D. BUJCK

Location Name of village Area of Village in Hec­tares & otC. D. BIOCk/ Town Ward

No. of No. of Cod6 (with Hadbast No.) No.

Occupied House­Residential holds Houses

1 2

25 Anoorgarh Url (98) Machh~na

26 Gehri Buttar (93)

27 Mehta (94)

28 Gurusar Saine- (92) wala

29 Jai.Singhwala (91)

1 Amarpur Urf (112) Gurthurl

in Sq. Kms.

3

484.00

1223.00

1204.00

988.00

1838.00

595.00.

4

198

454

379

354

56;

215

2 Pakka Kalan (114). 3153.00 1,198

3 Jodhpur Bagga (116) 817.00 234 Singh Urr Phalran

4 Chak Hira Si;gh- (115) 8E9.00 258 wala Urf Pakka Khwrd

5 Bangi Raghu (40) 565.00 ,227

6 Sukh Ladhi (39) 800.~0 371

7 Phalara Sekhu (117) 1919.00 614

8 Bagha (119) 1153.00 430

9 Tarkhanwala (l18)

17 Bangi Ruldu (37)

18 Bangi Nihal (38) Singh'

19 Bangi Dipa (41) Singh

1220.00

1609.00

1476.00

601.00

20 Malwala (42) 780'00

21 Bhagwangarh(Urf (42) 1395.00 Bhukhianwai

22 Dunewala (97)

23 Shergarh (95)

24 Manwala Urf (43) Kisl1angarb

25 Kot Bakhtu (44)

26 Kaile Bandar (56)

427.00

895.00

675 ·00

1743.00

1732.00

250

512

466

286

351

340

164

235

.265

559

516

5

199

472

391

378

645

213

1.201

241

258

227

371

614

430

252

514

468

297

358

341

170

235

265

564

533

VILLAGE PRIMARY

Total Population (including Total Population i!l the age Institutional and Houselcss group 0- 6 Population)

P

6

1,l09

2,927

2.410

2,086

4,013

1,508

1,065

1,634

1.638

1.394

2,184

3,768

2,582

1.584

3,552

2,797

1,746

2,106

2,133

1.085

1,420

1.663

M

7

577

1.527

1,283

1,095

2,099

769

3,756

850

884

737

1.163

2,036

1,362

835

1.880

1,483

914

1.094

1.162

577

762

829

2,049

1,952

F

8

532

1.400

1.127

991

1,914

939

3,309

784

754

657

1,021 (

1.732

1,220

749

1.672

1,314

832

1,012

971

508

658

834

1808

1,617

P

9

164

518

439

396

719

264

1,072

257

273

196

375

580

419

236

526

521

324

3&5

352

167

230

287

613

671

M F

10

83

259

249

199

388

127

584·

126

142

109

214

301

221

123

292

253

177

210

198

88'

120

117

308

377

11

Bathinda

81

259

190

197

331

Talwandi-, Sabo

137

488

131

131

87'

161

279'

198

113-

234

268

147

175

154

79

110

170

305

294

-------------.--------~-~------------------------ -_---------------URBAN:

309

'CE1'tJSUS ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MA1N \\ORKF_RS Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates -~-- -----~ -- --- - _o _______ -- -

Total Main Worker~ Cultivators Agricultural Labourers

(I-IX) II

~-"------

______ 4_ --_-- ----- _- ------ - ------M F M F M F M F M F M F

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

----Tahsil (Part)

227 200 274 169 321 27 109 125 5

547 482 493 294 720 6 475 3 130

413 345 533 305 704 6 322 218

600 535 394 192 647 15 220 2 315 8

831 740 569 280 1.186 152 59/) 455 118

(Tahsil part)

159 152 318 159 463 32 321 94 31

1.064 875 1.569 874 2.131 18" 1,183 609 9

336 269 337 194 504 317 14)

317 294 345 156 566 2 321 202

240 205 281 168 433 3 223 163

375 291 506 276 687 315 234

584 474 889 469 1.164 9 698 2 28,J

386 345 535 261 805 27 331 27) 7

161 146 337 170 475 17 320 103 11

641 581 808 510 1.040 6 532 359

760 661 525 263 871 11 36J 3 '0 0,

411 388 349 194 467 60 213 3 191 54

452 419 374 219 609 2 JvJ 2JJ .:

350 303 494 222 646 4 544 20

118 101 291 141 332 222 81

289 264 295 137 400 2 211 IH

275 282 309 140 460 24~ :70 13) .27 " , 6{:3 563 808 388 1,170 7 737 273 1

481 381 627 277 1,107 12 625 347 .)

------_------.---------------~ - - -----~-- - - - - ;~ - ~ - - -- - - - - - - - - -~-

SANGAT C. D' BLOCK

Location Name of village Code (with Haubast No.) No.

2

25 Anoorgarh Urf Machhana (98)

26 Gehri Buttar (93)

27 Mehta (94)

28 Gurusar Sainewala (92)

29 Jai Singhwala (91)

Amar pur Urf Gurthuri (112)

2 Pakka; Kalan (114)

3 JodhPlIf Bagga SilJghwala (116) Urr Phalran

4 Chak Hira..singhwala,Urj (lIS) Pakka Khurd

5 Ba(lgi Raghu (40)

6 Sukh Ladhi (39)

7 Phalara Sekhu (117)

8 Bagha (1 ~ 9)

9 Tark)mnwala (118)

17 Bangi Ruldll (37)

18 Bangi Nihal Singh (38)

19 Bangi Dipa Singh (41)

20 Malwala (42)

21 Bhagwangarh UrJ Bhukhian- (42) waH '

22 DlInewala (97)

23 Slwrgarh (95)

24 Mallwal"Urf Kishaugarh (43)

25 Kot ~~ht!l (44)

26 Kaile l3andar (56)

URBAN:

31'0

Livestock, forestry, Mining and Fishing, I;:Iunttn'g Quarrying and i>lantations Orchards & allied activities

III IV

------- - - - - - - ___ - - __ ---M

24

12

18

3

4

10

4

6

3

2

5

14

5

6

5

2

R

6

6

17

10

F M F

25 '26 27

VILLAGE piU~RY

JNDUSTRIAL CATEGORY

Manufacturing, Processin~, Servicing and RepaIrs in Household Industry

V(a)

----.----M

28

5

3

9

17

2

5

95

2

31

18

6

2

:.

3

3

4

3

29

a

F

29

6

2

2

8

3

J

3

Manufacturing Processing Servicing and Repairs in other than House­hold Industry

V(b)

M

30

12

37

54

F

31

Bathinda

4

29

Tahflndi Silba

29

13

5

10

2

17

51

2

10

21

1)

It

11

8

6

l~

311

CENSUS ABSTRACT

OF MAIN WPRKERS '" -----------------~-------~-------- Marginal' Workers Non-Workers

Constructions Trade and TranspOrt. Storage Other Services Commerce and

Communications

VI' vn VIii IX

_-- ----- ------ ___,....----M F M' F M F M F M F M F

'32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43

Tahsil (Part)

13 5 1 23 12 256 50S

18 14 16 51 2 90 717 1,3JI

14 20 8 58 5 198 579 923

23 14 9 38 3 448 976

2 23 6 50 4 ?13 1.762

Tahsil (Part)

6 5 \4 3()6 707

8 63 12 128 6 125 1,625 3,165

4 4 10 346 874

6 ., 6 1 14 l 318 152

2 12 2 ,IS 3 304 654

4 16 15 335 476 686

20 35 9 68 6 250 872 1.473

33 19 '1 19 50 3 551 l,t93

13 8 3 6 j 1 161 359 571

1 ,. 25 6 100 6 S40' 1,666

29 19 30 36 7 97 612 1.206

3 20 8 19 3 45 424 402 348

16 22 9 33 416 977

13 8 4 34 3 3 261 513 106

2 7 15 245 506

10 8 16 33 54 362 602

8 2 3 34 172 367 418

16 18 9 .. '82 2 S 284 871 1.517

23 23. 6 57 2 4 12 841 1,593

,

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT • ~ ... , I. \ j ... ., ~ ,

TALWANDI SABO C. D. BLOcK I

313

TALWANDI SABO C. D. BLOCK

Location Code No.

Name of villages (with Hadhast No.)

2

Total

Rural

Urban

35 Dhan Singh (23) Khana

10 Ram Sara (122)

11 Kanakwal (123) Rattangarh

12 Phulo Khari (124)

13 Giana (126)

14 Gatwali (127)

15 Malkana (125)

16 Kamalu (120)

27 Jeon Singhwala (55)

28 Chathewala (54)

29 Kot Bhara (53)

Area of Village in Heal­areS & of C.D. Block! lown! Ward in Sq. Kms.

3

684.19

684.19

1142.00

576.00

1189.00

1192.00

1875.00

701.00

2448.00

600.00

1463.00

1123.00

989.00

30 Ramgarh (51) 606.00 Bhunder

31 Bangher Mohabat (49) 337.00 Singh

32 Bangher Charat (48) 442.00 Singh

33 Natt (47) '493.00

34 Lelewala (28) 1270.00

35 Jodhpur Padkhar (27) 1966.00

36 Burj Serna (SO)

37 Dhai Bakhtour (24)

38 Ghaso Khana (22)

39 Manak Khana (20)

40 Rai Khana (21)

41 Kishangarh Urf (19) Chinarthal

42 Gehri Bara (18) Singh

561.00

811.00

313.00

263.00

1178.00

872.00

691.00

No. of Oacupied. Residen­tial Houses

4

22,334

22,334

299

295

257

225

549

271

601

221

453

375

352

226.

131

157

177

552

640

230

307

100

65

248

291

197

314

No. of House­holds

Total Population (including Institutional and Housl!less Population)

VILLAGE PRIMARY

Total Population in thl! age group 0-6

----------- ----------_ p M

5 :J 7

23,042 142,350 75,922

23,042 142,350 75,922

323

307

259

258

554

306

607

221

495

375

359

1.809 960

1,976 ],036

'1,612 855

1.507 817

3,338 1.826

1,743 944

3,873 2,050

1.640 866

2,892 1,557

2,326 1,203

2.269 1.170

226 1.527 809

136 762 409

168 If 1.069 545

189 1.236 648

570 3,592 1.950

659 4.072 2.137

249

316

109

65

249

291

204

1.454 781

1.881 1.009

692 365

403 228

1,S79 858

1,939 1.024

1.229 631

p

8

66,428

66,428

849

940

757

690

1.512

799

1.823

774

1.335

1.123

1.09~

718

353

524

588

1.642

1.935

673

872

327

175

721

915

598

P M

9 10

23,092 12,374

23,092 12,374

290 169

p

II

10,718

10,718

Bathinda

121

Talwandi Sabo

333

264

236

539

305

630

296

484

363

369

258

llS

154

204

545

586

239

284

137

47

246

301

174

179

149

126

308

166

322

168

246

185

193

132

69

64

105

278

332

125

152

75

27

124

171

94

154

115

110

231

139

303

128

238

178

176

126

46

90

99

267

254

114

132

62

20

122

130

80

CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled Castc~ Scheduled Tribes Literates

315

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Total Maill Workers Cultivators

(I_IX) I

Agrjau]UuaJ Labourers

II

-------- -----_-- -------- ------- ----- -------M p

12 13

22,332 19,252

22,332 19,252

"Tahsil (Part)

234

Tahsil (Part)

374

186

121

623

267

560

269

628

225

372

276

126

J38

179

500

746

235

372

140

11

151

271

273

198

333

236

122

519

231

530

230

535

177

338

240

114

120

170

410

640

226

306

109

8

118

224

262

M p

14 15

'.'

16

27,045

27,045

319

354

398

333

579

372

683

295

481

439

448

374

191

257

208

f 594

775

286

378.

142

103

351

333

799

• p M p M

17 18 19 20 21 22

13,748 • 44,225 .. -1,991 25,009

13,748 44.225 1.991 25,009

212

189

227

564

644

457

462

7

35

15

31 '~3

285

190

3D,?

128

239

234

259

198

1,094 ~ 38

88

166

534

1,235

491

906

665 ~

717

467

236

316

128 397

240 • .1,114

493 1,264

153

185

84

57

237

193

167

481

566

202

151

544

564

'373

, 39

7

9

12

2

16

3

8

159

43

9

29

4

3

6

3

282

315

236

269

636

279

734

'254

421

437

440

288

147 ,

159

232

684

723

298

339

105

125

410

324

176

384 13,233

384 13,233

6

2

1

3

46 , 2

1

19.3

231

161

63

371

153

381

134-

317

125

209

128

75

151

311

285

105

156

71

11

III

193

146

F

23

1,095

1,095

31

11

26

12

1

2

9

3

105

23

23

1

2

TALWANDI SABO C. D. BLOCK

1

Name of village' (Wltlt'Hlfdb .... No.) - ..... ~ .. ~ ...... '_ ...

Total

Raral' , Vr_ ..

35 Dhan Singh Khana (23)

10 Ram Sara (122)

11 K~kwal UrI RattaDgarh (123)

12 Phulo Khari (124)

13 Gia~'a (126) .-~

14 Gatwali (127)

15 Malkana (125)

16 Ka~:lu (120) ". 27 Jeon Singhwala (55)

28 Ch;th~wala (54)

29 KotBhara (~3) 30 Ra~g~rh Bhumier (51)

31 Bangher Mohaodat Singh (49)

32 Bangher Charat Singh . (48)

33 Natt (47)

34 LeJewala (28)

3S Jodhp~r Pakhar (27)

36 Bur] ~ma (SO)

37 Bha'l Bakhtour (24)

38 Gh~s~ Khana en) 39 Ma~;k Khana (20)

40 Rai Khana (21)

41 Kish~ngarh UrJ Chinarthal (19)

42 Gchri Bara Singh (18)

316

Livlstock. Porestry. Fi&hibll~ lEnntlng and'Plantations .­Ot~liardUt aJlic<t activities

1Il IV

M

24

315.

315

4

12

5

2

2

4

7

2

2

30

20

6

2

1

8

p

2S

15

15

M

26

'3

3 7'

p

27

M

28

600

600

5

3

14

IS

12

18

35

26

6

14

41

9

8"4

1

Veal

2

4

Vll..LAGE PRIMARY

INDUSTRIAL CATEGOH

p

52

52

4

4

8

Manula(ltUling. ~rocessing Setvic­lag liM 'Re~1I1r8 in other tban House­hold Industry

V(b)

M

30

657

657

10

p

31

65

65

Talwa.di SaIJo. ,. . .....,., .. ~

31

10

79

3

6

11

20

17

3

8

7

4

2

5

19

10

1

1

3

6

7

31

1

317

'CENSUS ABStRACT

OF MAIN WORKERS

----co~~;tio;----~~~;d---1;~~ort.Sto~---~h~Setv~~-

M

32

SOO

500

VI

Tahsil (part)

20

Tahsil (Part)

28

6

11

3

11

22

17

12

13

11

11

4

19

5

3

" 1

4

"

p

33

J

J

Commerce &

VII

M

34

1,185

1,]SS

12

4

7

16

11

5

10

10

15

9

10

6

4

6

1

27

31

14

13

18

3

6

11

12

F

35

20

20

1

1

1

3

Communications

Vlll

36

419

15

9

11

5

1

18

6

11

15

7

4

2

1

1

15

12

23

5

2

2

2

IX

F M

37 '38

5 2,244

S 2,244

1

28

17

22

7

50

55

68

IS'

62

39

31 •

17

6

19

6

57

72

19

23

5

4

7

14

18

F

39

~4

354

5

3

3

5

25

5 •

3

4

2

7

1

2

1

2

7

6

8

4

3

2

1

4

3

Marginal Wor'kers

M

40

104

104

3

1

1

,"

2

2

18

1

F

41

6,784

6,784

99

40

13

30

35

183

71

103

159

102,

Non-WorkeI~.

M

42

31,593

31,!93

393

391

398

354

732

410

815

374

651

538

453

342

171

227

251

818

873

300

443

162

77

314

460

258

F

43

57,653

!7,6S3

743

865

742

646

1474

760

1816

765

1323

Ul1

1053

717

315

523

580

1300

1821

664

'843

220

172

561

909

493

TALWANDI SABO C. D. BLOCK

Location Co4e No.

Name of village (with liil~P~st !'io.)

Area 01 Village in Hect­ares & of C.D. Bloakl Town/ Ward in Sq. Kms.

No. of Occupied Residen­tial Houses

NO. of House­holds

Total Population (including Institutional and Houseless Population) ,

Total P"{)pUJdtion ill tho age group Q_:_6

p M F

----.--------------------------------------~--------------------

43 Maisar Khana (17)-

44 1'hamallgarh (65)

45 Kutiwal Kala1f' '(66)

46 Kutiwal Khurd (67)

47 Ram Nagar Uri (16) Kasaiwara

48 Maur Charat (15) Singh

49 Jatri (25)

50 Mari (26)

51 Mansa Kalan (13)

52 Burj (14)

53 Rajgarh Kuba (tl)

54 Kotli Khurd (86)

55 Kamalu (87)

56' Sawaitch ,(88)

57 Soandoha (12)

'58 Shekhpura (29)

59 Gadhiat\wali/ (30) Bhagwanpura

2002.00

527.00

783.00

567.00

1768.00

907.00

384.00

249.00

910.00

731.00

1388.00

- '1195.00

537.00

598.00

1641.00

1965.00 \

505.00

60 Ram Titath Joga, ,,(32) 2986.00

pi Fatehgarh (33) ,577.00 • Nouabad

p2 Guru~!lr JOga (132) 558.00

63 Ta1wan4i Sabo (34) 4422.00

.64 Bhagi !lander (.4.6) 2528.00

65 Mahi "Nangal (45) 1081.00

6f Leleana (36) 1131. 00

67' Jajjal P5) 838 ·00

68 Sangat Khurd (131) 394:.00

§9 Teoo\l Pujarian (130) 1178.00

70 Tarang~li (129) 308.00

71 Jogewa1a (128) 431.00

584

116

242

216 .

519

345

147

116

385

342

593

358

265

180

506

658

107

789

239

193

2145

870

323

481

370

219

293

84

134

5 ,

592

121

248

217

528

364

149

116

391

342

607

381

268

190

523

670

117

3,705

777

1,655

1.500

3,305

2.141

993

815

2,656

1.872

3,881

2.422

1,584

1,193

3,429

4073

626

796 5303

239 1432

19r 1232

2275 12,880

892 5684

323 2000

508 3132

371 2564

219 1332

301 1630

88 5·~9

145 914

,

1.971

423

8§1

805

1,753

1.125

535

428

1,396

983

2.054

1.285

854

631

1870

2187

335

2841

749

636

6890

3039

1090

1685

1361

705

873

301

497

8

1.734

354

794

695

·1.552

1,016

458

387

1.260

889

1.827

1.137

730

562

1559

1886

291

246

683

596

5990 '

2645

910

1447

1203

627.

757

248

417

9

589

102-

270

228

636

359

166

126

386-

348

581

393

240

172

567

674

95

860

239

206

Z230

867

316

600·

388

229

211

85

15 '

10 JJ

Talwandi SabO

315

60

14J

119

315

181

95

68

198

176

311

202

125

85

30i

357

49

446

110

108

1218

459

163

334.

221

117

113

56

80

274

42

129

1"09

321

178

71

58

188

172

270

HI

ll5

87

263

317

46

414

129

98

1012

408

153 .

266

167

112

98

29

72

--.....__----'M }f

12

'f_" (P~ 460

113

238

138

770

470

163

140

"348

396

13

415

93

210

103

720

413

131

134 . 315

335

626 f 542

317

370

39

406

688

158

697

272

279

2506

860

208

632

341

246

177

76

47

297

315

28

344

588

119

595

240

254

2109

743

184

572

281

210

142

58

35

Scheduled Tribes

M P

14 15

3-19

INDUSTRIAL CATBGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Literates - -----------______ .... _

Total MlIil}o Workc!rs' Cultivators

(I-IX)

-M----P-·· --M--..L;-P-1

---------M . p

IE

761

159

345

298

579

388

257

137

402

295

917

328

227

272

718

657

144

890

307

232

2662

1101

414

615

551

255

- 416

97

170

17

419

82

206

132

• 291

182

93

80

212

148

488

149

96

159

280

354

67

450

136

97

1681

610

157

248

288

112

247

33

88

18

lI87

279

514

490

1068

673

331

229

872

576

1159

765

518

359

1.113

1.299

223

1.<G5

467

368

3798

1688

642

922

758

399

495

179

276

19

11

11

9

123

20

733

169

284

319

~~2

4 394

2· 231

5

8

111

2

04-

7

240

6

425

5

'5

185

35

2

2

4

2

3

151

590

257

600

5)7

258

259

780

762

lQl

1027

263

168

1021

952

530

490

457

225

278

99

174

21

4

3

61

1

3

4

232

2

",

Agricultufai Labouror~

'II

M P

22

:11-. 33

125

129

391

206

79

4 ..

220

293

3P4

168

228

33

24J

389

JQ5

45l

161

!69

1496

533

85

288

210

141

J81

6t ~?

23

2

9

75

6 '

13

3

~16

184

3

.54

28

TALWANDI SABO C. D. BLOCK

Location Code No.

Name of village (with Hadbast No.)

2

43 Maisar Khana (17)

44 Thamanagrh (65)

45 Kutiwal Kalan (66)

46 Kutiwal Khurd ..... (67)

47 Ram Nagar UrJ Kasaiwara (16)

48 Maur Charat Singh {I 5)

49 Jatri (25)

320

Livestock Forestry. Pishing. Hunting and Plantations Orchards & alliod activities

J1I

M F

24

8

2

7

8

8

25

13

50 Mari (26) 7

51 Mansa Kalan (13)

52 Burj (14)

53 Rajgarh Kuba (11)

54 Kotli Khurd (86)

55 Kamalu (87)

56 Sawaitch (88)

57 Sandoha (12)

58 Shekhpura (29)

59 Gadhianwali/Bhagwaopura (30) . , 60 Ram Tirath JOga (32)

61 Fatehgarh Nouabad (33)

62 Gurusar Joga (132)

63 Talwandi Sabo (34)

64 Bhagi Bander (46)

65 Mahi Nanga! (45)

66 Leleana (36)

67 Jajjal (35)

68 Sangat Khurd (131)

69 Teona Pujarian (130)

70 Tarangali (1:l9)

71 Jagewala (128)

2

6

4

3

3

4

5

40

11

2

4

2

5

3

VILLAGE PRIMARY

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY -----..--------_-----------Mining and' Manufacturing, Manufacturing. Quarrying Processing, Sorvicing Processing Servicing

and Repails in and Repairs in Household other tban House-Industry hold Industry

IV V(a) V(b)

M P

26 27

! .

28

14

10

1

3

19

5

25

5

23

8

3

2

96

32

8

2

29

2

4

9

8

7

30 31

Talwaudi Sabo

22

7

4

32

3

1

1

1

48

7

7

12

31

4

2

69

25

2

10

3

3

5-

4

18

'Ci.NS\JS ABSTBACT

OF MAIN W0J!X~s. -

Constructlons

v]

.Pd- F

32

~~j\(~~ 14

1

7

7

14

6

3

1

11

4

33

1

1

5

~

2

1

2

4

11

90

5

3

25

1

33

1

Trade and Commerce

45

4

21

9

IS

7

2

2

13

11

44

12

8

13

U.

24

2

41

10

1

439

39

2

24

15

6

9

3

vil

35

2

1

3

2

5

2 1 .. '

321

'l'ransport. S_torage &'

Communications

V111

M P

15

6

24

3

13

12

3

11

5

1

24

4

S

a.. 8

3

5

6

71

1.2

3

22

6

2

2

1

.2

37

3

]X

M P

92

12

29

10

60

26

7

-12

28

!

75

16 .,. ~o

17

.i~

89

10

72

18

15

475

79

14

51

64

13

18

8

9

39

8

2

7

1

7

4

2

1

1

IS

2

3

4.

10

2

9

3

117

7

2

1

4

2

3

1

1

-Marginal Workers

'40

2

4

12-

2

2

1

9

1

41

5

37

236

41

89

117

718

104

23.

479~

143

102

6S

122

3S3

614

2S1

Non-WOlkelS

M P

42

782

144

~4.7,

315

681

4Sk

204

199

524

407

894 t

4.95

3~0.

27,2

7Ai

886

112

1206

280

268

3092

1351

447

7S4

602

306

378

122

221

43 -

1118

3~3

7fS 694

1392

456

386

1214

792

1639

417

626

535

1073 .-.._-

1S()3

183-

1972

678

S!H

5683

2610

SSS

831

94~

62S

754

247

416

322

TALWANDI SABD C. D. BLOCK VILLAGE PRIMARY

Location Name of village Area ot No. of No. of Total Population (including Total Population in the age Code (with Hadbast No.) Village Ocaupied House- Institutional and Houseless (group 0-6 No. in Hect- Residon- holds Population)

ales & tial ole.D. Houses Block/ Town! Ward in Sq. Kms.

----'-------,- ----------P M P P M F

3 4 5 6 7 . 8 ':J 10 11

Talwandi Sabo

72 Behman Jassa (133) 1167.00 247 249 1472 788 684 263 166 10! Singh

73 Behman Koer (134) 1156.00 281 281 1791 946 845 312 171 141 Singh

74 SitJgo (138) 1419.00 3_92 392 2525 1395 1130 436 250 186

75 Nangla (149) 1215.00 339 340 1962 106 [ 901 320 190 130

76 Nathena (141) 1115.00 334 344 2068 ' 1102 966 345 184 161

77 Lehri (139) 1278.00 344 345 2143 1143 1000 344 183 161

78 Menuaoa (137) 378.00 56 56 410 218 192 68 38 30

79 Mirziana (136) 656.00 180 183 1188 622 566 229 114 115

80 Gehlewala (135) 552.00 139 144 955 501 454 13~ 77 58

81 Kaureana (143) 798.00 246 278 '1724 924 800 274 151 l23

82 Raya (144) 534.00 155 156 985 5{5 470 153 85 68

83 Kala]wala (145) 988.00 351 380 2080 1149 931 290 165 124

84 Golewala (142) 490.00 140 140 818 441 377 123 n 51

85 Fatah Balu (146) 483.00 81 81 530 276 254 81 42 39

URBAN:

323::

CENSUS ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATEGOR~OF· MAIN WORKERS ~-~ .. - -

Scheduled QCstes Scheduled. Tribes Literates Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Labourers ..

(I-IX) I II

----- .p M F M F M F -:M M F M F

12 13 14 15 16 17 "- 18 19 20 .21 22 23 . - ..

l'aIIIiI (Part)

184 149 212 78 410 25~ . . 120 ,. .

343 336 308 122 539 ,7 313 - 187 ·"1

215 .... 182 407 130 810 92 483 268 \ .85

372 301 341 119 632 8 364 191 • .,.3

325 285 391 156 595 10 340 18.7 -l

379 306 322 140 680 53 381 ..239 -51

42 40 82 46 146 6 139 5 - 6 J

33 22 203 64 ~367 5 309 31 .3

150 144 188 82 287 2 167 94,

206 152 334 153 548 4 360 2 138 2 , 157 136 161 85 319 203 n 228 171 277 129 735 97 462 252 9§ 65 41 122 28 264 11 151 66 ~ 75 66 111 41 167 107 55 .. 1

. - .. _

---- - -- -- -- - ... -

TALWANDI SABO C. D. BLOCK

Location Code' No.

Name of villaao (with Hidbast No.)

2

72 Behman Jassa Singh (133)

73 Behman KOerSingh (134)

74 Singo (138)

75 Nangla (149)

76 Nathena (141)

77 Lehri (139)

78 Menuana (137)

79 Mir2iana (136)

80 Gehlewala (135)

81 Kaureana (143)

82 Ra~a (144)

83 Kalalwala (145)

84 Golewala (142)

85 Fatah Balu (146)

lJRBAN: ----

Livestock. Pores tty, Mining"and Pishing. Hunting Quarrying and PlantationS Orchards oil: allied activitie's

24

1

.. 4

2

1

2

3

17

3

. ,

25 26 27

v.lLLAGE PlUMAll¥

INDUSTR1AL CATEGORY

Manufacturing, Processing. Servicing; and Repairs in Household Industry

yea) --~-

M F

28 29

6

6 - 4

6

6

3

5

6

7'

?

2

Manufacturin&. Processing Servicing and Repairs in other than House­hold Industry

V(b) ---.._ ........ ;-:----M F

30 31

~lwandi salK»

13

-s ~

~ 1

14

6 t

10

3

4

10

3

3

7

CENSUS ABSTRACT

OF MAIN WORKERS

Constructions

VI

Trade and Commerce

vn ---------- --------

M F M P

32 33 34 35

TabsD (Part)

S 6

2 5

9

7 10

12 16

2 9

1

2 5

2 2

3 7 ~.

5

5

7

325

Transport, Storage Other Services &

Communications

VItI IX --------- ------

M P M If

36 37 38 39,

2 12 , 1 to 4

1 30 2

4 22 3

6 16 7

8 24 2

8 2

3 7 2

5 17

14

2 6

2 14 4

"

Marginal Workers Non-Workers

-------- ---------M P M P

40 41 42 43

378 684

1 311 406 527

398 58'i E40

4 88 425 805

1 197 506 759

4 449 459 49:8

72 186

13 255 548 • 164 214 288

198 376 598

145 196 325

269 414 5ti5

177 366

158 109 96

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

JHUNIR C.D. BLOCK

.JHUNm c. D. BLOCK

LO:latlon Name of village Code (with Hadbast No.) No.

1

•

2

Tolal

Rural

Urban _,

71 Saharna (121)

72 Dliluana (122)

74 Dul10wala (112)

89 Maujian (109)

90 Udda1 Bhagat (110) Ram

91 Kot Dharmu (lll)

92 Bajewala (107)

93 Chhapianwali (108)

95 Karamgarh Uri (8.1) RovtawaJi

96 Dalia Wali Urf (90) Gulabgarh

97 Talwandi Akalia (82)

98 Banawala (91)

99 Chahlenwala (89)

100 Dhingar (134)

101 Dehniwala (92)

102 Peron (93)

103 Raipur (94)

104 Tandian (95)

lOS Javrkian (96)

106 Mian (97)

107 Bishanpura/ (103) Jherianwali

108 Bjrewala Jattan (104)

109 Bhalai Ko (lOS)

110 Dasl!bndia (106)

Area of 'Village in Heet­ares & orC.D. Block/ Town/ Ward

No. of Occupied Residen­tlal Houses

in sq. kms.

3 4

732.79 25,940

731.79 25,940

344.00 221

783.00 216

705.00 342

441.00 197

775.00 311

1148.00 541

1838.00

535.00

550

152

762.00 212

748.00 227

711.00 199

1165.00 218

751.00

1016.00

1252.00

10i7.00

23"96.00

619.00

911.00

320

389

508

262

738

199

351

522.00 1~8

739.0,0 293

541.00 . 210

, No. oJ House­holds

5

328

Total Population (including Institutional and Houseloss Population)

P M F

7 8

VILLAGE PRIMARY

Total Population in tbe age group 0-6

9 10 11

26,186 1,60,914 85,986 74,928· 16,981 14,346 12,(i3~

12,635 26,186 1,60,914 8S,9~6 74'928 26,981 14,345

221

216

342

.197

312

541

553

152

212

227

199

218

320

389

508

262

774

199

351

158

311

1.355

1,267

2,124

1.118

1.789

3,261

3.487

895

1.270

1,525

1.253

1.296

2.038

2,652

3,000

1,685

4,993

1.216

1,918

983

1.858

70S

662

1.127

605

975

1.779

1,865

487

696

795

666

704

1.086

1.421

1,591

883

2.699

648

1.044

545

1,008

650

(lOS

997

513

814

1,482

1,622

408

574

730

587

592

952

1,231

1,409

802

2,294

568

874

438

850

211

~07

339'

168

282

554

566-

159

110

'251

.190

174

351

438

411

288

767

205

357

138

299

107

95

213

91

148

290

286

81

89

123

.105

97

18S'

222

234

ISO

396

107

190

77

164.

M811S9

10l

11:

18l

71

13.

264

280

12

81

128.

as

77

163

216

177

138

371

98

167

61

135

715.00 211 .

210

211

176

1'342

1,258

1.0U

683

682

538

659

576

473

214

190

130

104

106

71

110

84

~ 624.00 163

CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled Castes

~_...---------M P

12 13

2S,l39 21,645

2',139 21.645

Tahsil (Par t)

304

263

331

211

260

523

504

126

106

244

183

246

215

485

623

253

667

258

291

166

512

163

91

143

283

229

296

172

210

459

430

116

87

243

153

205

165

425

572

203

566

233

255

133

433

-130

75

123

8aheduled 'lribl8

M P

14 15

329

lNDUS'lRIAL CA'lBGORy OF MAIN WORKERS Literates -----_.------------"'---_ ........ _------ --_-

'Iotal Main WOlken Cultivatots Agrlcultural

(I-IX)

M P M P

16 17 i8

30/182 14,962 48,8!2

30,782

263

229

339

174

328

523

636

]64

245

286

265

:m 439

438

5tll

239

1,090

148

378

334

245

234

247

208

14,962 0,852

159

117

135

117

103

221

282

99

117

139

184

88

190

178

262

149

523

25

172

92

96

142

71

84

392

357

605

355

506

956

1,029

300

450

472

378

4111

559

781

879

600

1.554

395

650

331

601

395

370

304

19

1,994

1,994

2

9

2

6

35

42

1

6

3

1

5

SO It

146

1

78

3

II

69

4

2

I

M P

20

27,374

27,374

199

186

355

212

326

5~5

554

2Jl_

318

311

261

228

363

458

408

40\

868

233

337

208

203

284

292

198

21

442

442

5,

8

S9

labourers

n _._-----

M II

22 23 ~

13,948 1,001

13,948 1.001

115

122

188

128

93

217

287

77

101

126

107

158

148

250

348

163

397

13'5

146

101

296

97

54

86

2

27

30

5

1.

44

3

112

1

67

4

7

3

JHUNlR C. D. BLOCK

_~Q(ll!tj(1n Code No.

Nama 01 village (with Hadbast No.)

330

INDUSTRJAL CATEGORY 0F

U~~~Po~stry.--Mmm~~---Ma~~~;~~---M~;~~ing:~--Fishing. Hunting' Quarrying Procosing. Sonlcing Proaessing. Servicing and Plantations and Re,pairs in and repairs in Orchards & allied Household Industry other than House-activities . hold lndusttry

III IV V (a) V (b) ---_._.._ -_-------- -----~----------- -------- ---_---- --------M P M P M P M F

1 2 24 t5 26 27 28 29 30 31

Total ~03 S 2 ." 538 68 l,QQ5 65

Rural 403 S 1 338 68 .. 1,~95 (is

U,ban

Mlp,ISli

71 Saharna (121) 5 13

72 D6lu~na (122) 2 1 6

74 Dullowala (112) 4 4 6

89 MauJian (l09) 3

90 Uddat Bhagat Ram (110) 16 13 3 2

91 KotDharmu (111) 8 5 42 2

92 Bajewala (I07) 6 25 4 17. 93 ChhapianwaJi (108) 1

95 Karamgarh Urf Rovtawali (83) 9

96 Daliawali Urf Gulabgarh (90) 2 8 2

97 Talwandi Akalia (82) 2

98 Banawala (91) 7 2

99 Chahleowa1a (89) 4 3 3

100 Dhingar' (134) 9 9 5

101 Behniwala (92) 8 5 2

102 POron (93) 4 9 3

103 Raj pur (94) 15 8 13 37 1

104 Tandian (95) 4 4

105 Javrkian (96) 2 5 31 8

106 MillO (97) 1 2

107 'Bishanpura/Jherianwa Ii '(103) 14 54 5

108 Bilowala Jattan (104) 1

109 Bl1alai Ke '(105) 4 3

110 Dasahndia (106) 4 5

OF l\l<,\~N WO,RJ,U):as

Constructions

VI

, Trade and Commerce

VII

-------~-M P" M P

32

.6

6

28

3

4

10

5

7

30

1

15

5

J

2

33 34

1" 2009

14 ~009

5

11

13

5

19

13

26

6

9

1

10

11

14

14,

6

54

4

29

7

9

4

2

5

35

2

1

1

'--- ---- Marginal W.orkers transport, &torase-- Oihei ~,"j~ -

f,

NQn-Workllrs

'" Communications

VITI

M P

36

'56

556

11

12

9

18

16

22

4

2

3

4

24

. 1

12

2

37

2

2,

IX

- .. _-------M P

39

2,437

~,437

26

14

22

7

13

44

64

13

6

8

II

21

23

85

7

121

13

73

12

14

6

13

6

39

375

37!J

2

2

2

3

6

J

4

4

6

11

2

3

2

3

1

2

-._-------M F M p

40

50

32

3

16

1

41

4,963

4,963

162

161

13

42

36,837

3(i,83?

313

305 '

522

250

4J9

79,,3

181 8Q,4 _., 11 IS7

21

190

262

18

8

246

323

288

288

527

637

712

283

J.l29

,253

394

214

407

288

311

234

67,9"11

67,971

64~ 434

997

S11

641

1434

l.3~

396

568

586

59}

947

991

Jf3~8

8~2

l.88~

567

7~6

435

844

512

564

471

JHUNIR C. D. BLOCK

Location Code No.

Nama of village Area of (with Hadbast No.) Village

in Hect­ares &: otC.D. Block! Town! Ward

1 2

111 Burj BbaJai (102)

112 Aullak (98)

113 Jagatgarh Bajld- (99) Ian

114 Courhia (101)

115 Ku'sle (tOO)

fI6 Jatana Kalan (147)

117 Jatana Kburd (149)

118 Kotra (148)

119 Ghudawala. (150)

120 Fatthgar_Q (151) SahrianwaJi

121 Jhunir (164)

122 Makbewala (16~

123 Fatta Maluka (166)

124 Mirpur Khurd (182)

125 Tibi Hari Singh (183)

126 Sardulewala (184)

127 Kahnewala (185)

128 Bhunder (186)

129 Sardulegarh (189)

130 Rnrki (188)

131 Jhanda Khurd (187)

132 lhanda 1<alan (199)

133 Nahran (200)

134 Mankhora (204)

135 Sangha (203)

136 Rajrana (202)

137 Karandi (201)

138 Khaira Kalan (198)

139 Khaira Khurd (191)

in sq. kms.

• 3

632.00

572.00

408.00

607.00

1363.00

2450.00

532.00

356.00

597.00

619.00

2042.00

599.00

2312.00

885.00

456.00

762.00

676.00.

684.00

1847.00

866.00

1174.00

2267.00

788.00

723.00

2705.00

409.00

812.00

1344.00

US8.oo

No. of No. of OCCUpied, House­Residen- holds tial Houses

4

229

212

81

148

431

465

175

103

162

170

743

228

826

267

128

292

159

102

1.790

263

432

611

259

242

657

85

358

400

385

..

5

229

212

81

148

431

465

175

lQ3

162

FO

743

228

828

267

128

293

159

102

1.8.16

263

432

611

259

242

657

85

358

400

395

Total Population (including Institutional and Houseless Population)

6 7

1.352 720

1,219 663

520 285

932 493

2,619 1,412

2.858 1,579

1.167

694

1.118

1,014

635

366

595

535

4,780 2.588

1.371 736

5.095 2.755

1.701 905

772

1.965

1.008

421

1.031

540

722 389

10,262 5,524

1,591 845

2.693 1,404

3.977 2,076

1,496 772

1.5M 821

4,146 2.205

475 259

2.395 1.302

2.569 2,353

2.604 1.433

8

632

556

235

439

1.207

1.279

532

328

523

479

2.912

641

2.340

796

351

934

468

333

4,738

746

1.289

1,901

724

688

1.941

216

1,093

i.216

1.171

viLLAGE PRIMARY

Total Population in tbo ale group 0-6

9 10

258 - 143

172 101

91 46

.125 75

401 203

401

192

96

187

170

732

250

788

264

129

331

189

211

103

42

99

89

381

133

425

137

78

177

113

108 61

1.971 1.075

257 1~0

558 291

706 365

262 131

262 15,3

709 376

104 53

428

467

441

239

253

214

11

MllJIsa

US

71

45

Sa

198

190

89

54

88

81

351

117

363

127

51

154

76

47

896

127

267

341

131

109-

333

51

189

214

227

CtNSVS ABSfltACr'

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes

M F

12

Tahsil (Part)

214

161

87

190

492

425

241

54

105

191

815

300

786

330

156

297

168

130

1.362

298

388

158

227

310

681

76

259

45

238

13

185

133

65

148

461

324

209

63

94

185

693 •

230

680

270

111

249

136

117

1.113

255

354

131

214

221

591

63

186

54

200

14 15

Literates'

16

269

282

84

195

348

514

167

127

213

238

- 1.IO?

188

813

240

122

324

180

147

2.790

248

494.

953

329

369

895

114

531

57i

640

333

17

116

125

27

113

154

224

53

45

89

90

584

87

431

124

52

161

63

56 .

1.718

109

200

554

177

154

581

46

162

272

139

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Totat Main Workers Cultivatots

(I-IX) I

18

381

350

184

285

923

960

371

225

311

316

19

41

3

63

1

137

5

3

19

4

3

1.521 - 48

414

1.602

505

240

61i

296

235

8

~3

12

7

4

6

2.984 - 154

475

828

1,227

450

424

1.267

135

683

712

784

51

5

5

14

1

142

13

122

11

M F

20

218

226

128

161

540

684

211

181

200

19-1

625

183

932

305

130

384

210

172

609

297

496

868

221

241

621

63

453

516

602

21

20

1

57

56

11

4

2

5

1

r

4

14

4

82

Agricultural Labourers

11

M F

22

97

84

55

95

281

156

137

36

S9

89

"59

191

415

175

100 1·\4

73

38

4S5

155

200

199

178

163

1156

63

160

146

tHl

23

17

6

73

1

1

8

2

3

17

11

2

3

51

2

9

119

4

38

11

334

JHUNIR C. D. BLOCK VILLAGE PRIMARY

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY

-----Location Name of village Livestock. Forestry. Mining and Manufacturing 'I Manufacturing.

Code (with Hadbast No.) Fishing. Hunting Quarrying Processing. Servicing Processing. Servicing

No. and Plantations and Repairs in and Repairs in Orchards & allied Household Industry other than House-activities bold 'Industry

III IV V (a) V (b)

-----------M P M F M P M F

2 204 2S 26 27 28 29 30 31

Mansa

111 Bupj Bhalai (102) 2 21 3 4

112 Aunak (98) 7 8 3

113 Jagatgarh Banadran (99)

114 Churhia (101) 1 8 3

115 Kush) (100) 5 21

116 Jatana Kalan (147) 1 14 9

117 Jatana Khufd (149) 4 1

118 Kotra (148) 1

119 Gbudawala (1.50) 11 7 1 2

120 Fatehgarh Sahrianwali (lSI) 4 9

121 Jbunir (164) 12 45 10 44 2

122 Makbewala (165) 8 1

123 Patta Maluka (166) 8 4 20

124 Mirpur Khurd (182) 6

125 Tibi Bari Singh (183) 1

126 Sardulewala (184) 16 1 16

127 Kahnewala (185) 1 1 2

128 Bhunder (186) 6 2 4 1

129 Sardulegarh (189) 25 1 52 18 379 8

130 Rurki (188)

131 Jhanda Khurd (187) 5 7 19

132 Jhanda Kalan (199) 7 2 15

133 Nahran (200) 8 1 1 1 9

134 Mankhodra (204) 8 1

135 Sangha (203) 7 19

136 Rajrana (202) 1

137 Karandi (201) 2 6 7

138 Khiara Kalan (198) 4 7 7

139 Khiara Khurd (197) 4 8 11

335

CENSUS ABSTRACT

OF MAIN WORKERS Marginal Workers Non-Workers

Constructions Trade and Transport. Storage Other Services Commerce &

Communications

VI VII VIII IX

__._----- ----- ------- ------M P M F M P M P M F M F

32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43

TabSiJ (part)

16 13 2 8 1 339 591

1 8 13 2 17 104 296 449

1 101 172

8 8 1 208 438

4 7 4 1 60 7 6 136 483 934

10 29 3 54 4 " 619 1,274

4 3 2 10 1 264 S29

3 2 2 141 309

3 1 1 5 17 1 4 284 SIS

! 13 9 1 219 476

36 99 1 23 178 31 1 1,067 2.143

6 6 3 10 3 4 11 318 622

12 55 5 91 11 176 1.153 2.131

12 1 2 5 400 784

1 6 181 351

13 15 12 12 3 18 419 909

2 2 S 39 244 425

4 3 6 3 2 154 327

83 4 779 5 173 399 III 1 80 2.S39 4.5()\

4 9 8 370 £95

9 37 14 41 3 576 1.284

2 S4 8 72 5 849 1.896

3 9 1 2 19 2 322 710

5 6 197 397 490

12 55 2 17 80 7 1 452 937 1.347

2 1 124 216

1 28 25 5 136 619 94t

17 15 2 - 641 1.09~

23 25 11 649 1.149

..

JHUNIR C. D. BLOCK

Location Code No.

Name of village (with Hadbast No.)

2

140 Kauriwara (196)

141 Sadhuwala (190) .. 142 Phus Mandi (191)

143 Bhalan Warha (192)

144 Ahalupur (193)

]45 Dhigana (]94)

146 Lohgarh (195)

Area of ViII\ige in Hect­ares & of C.D. Blockl Town Ward! in sq. kms.

3

341.00

254.00

426.00

216.00

1016.00

134.00

343.00

147 Higna Orf (179) 353.00 Bhagwangarh

148 Ranjitgarh Bandran (180) 533·00

149 Mirpur Kalan (181)

150 Adamke (168)

151 AAli Ke (167)

152 Chotian (169)

]53 Karipur Dumb (178)

154 Baran (117)

}55 Rirke (176)

156 Jhanduke (170)

157 Chianewala (171)

]58 Chak Mughnia (173)

159 Fatehpur (174)

160 Moda (175)

161 Moffer (161)

) 62 Nandgarh (160)

]64 Dalelwala (158)

165 Chhachhoher (157)

166 Kourewala (156)

167 Danewala (162)

J 68 Ghukni (172)

169 Khiali Chahlan- (163) wali

1199.00

675.00

659.00

308.00

254.00

394.00

937.00

1658.00

517.00

]53.00

667.00

202.00

471.00

609.00

1108.00

250.00

658.00

726.00

488.00

886.00

No. of Occupied, Residen­tial

Rouses

4

135

128

209

107

563

27

211

197

225

415

269

222

148

49

133

313

698

219

353

39

229

224

373

69

255

223

247

265

336

No. of House­holds

5

135

128

209

107

571

27

211

197

225

416

269

222

148

49

133

368

714

235

353

39

229

224

381

69

255

224

241

2G8

Total Population (including Institutional and Houseless Population)

p

6

785

789

1.223

613

M

7

406

423

641

322

3,816 1,985

177

1,317

1,090

1,389

95

664

551

711

2,796 1.492

1,659

1,231

923

358

76}

870

660

488

199

416

2,050 1.098

4,201 2,266

1.420 745

2,146 1,114

206

1,410

[,338

111

730

694

2,283 1.229

~29

1,403

1,334

1,662

1,573

226

768

843

889

F

379

366

582

291

1,831

82

653

539

678

1,3.04

789

571

435

159

345

952

1.935

675

1,032

95

680

644

1,054

203

635

613

819

684

VILLAGE PRIMARY

Total Population in the age group 0-6

p

9

167

133

224

125

113

27

258

233

269

443

298

223

162

52

128

318

694

220

375

36

250

213

413

61

201

187

299

206

M

II)

86

18

112

64

364

15

129

114

144

245

153

119

85

29

11

177

394

102

188

24

121

113

223

32

108

104

171

10~

F

11

Mabsa

81

5S

112

61

349

12

129

119

125

198

145:

104

17

23

51

141

300

118

187

12

129

100

190

29

93

83

128

97

CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled Castes

M

12

Tahsil (Part)

J04

156

439

123

457

7

63

277

235

536

187

242

192

50

130

463

722

251

460

222

188

398

29

224

224

329

161

F

13

105

136

402

115

434

5

53

266

224

488

176

212

170

49

100

381

634

232

410

195

181

329

24

178

199

300

108

Scheduled Tribes

M F

14 15

M

16

174

167

263

144

773

52

261

194

184

431

318

234

162

85

125

412

724

237

387

42

262

213

358

65

287

184

253

334

337

Literates

F

17

97

75

120

78

• 453

35

142

146

111

210

145

80

60

37

57

239

317

104

176

25

162

97

169

38

110

84

176

137

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Total Main'Workers Cultivators

(I-IX) I

Agricultural Labourers

II

---------- --------- -------M

18

220

207

330

152

1,155

• 63

352

315.

385

824

427

368

275

106

212

618

1.275

432

622

60

475

436

741

147

466

452

429

535

F

19

20

18

4

1

17

4

3

69

6

32

17

3

3

5

31

23

1

13

4

3

210

1

5

17

M

20

81

115

135

59

425

52

238

97

. 210

530

257

203

139

71

131

309

792

288

316

58

283

260

427

136

243

307

258

332

F

21

3

3

2

10

2

6

32

i

M

22

89

40

, 95

4

SSg

7

89

178

155

236

13~

111

9~

30

57

294

347

94

203

." 155

122

228

10

157

127

127

155

F

23

17

12

2

2

60

.2

13

7

17

2

169

4

JHUNffi C. D. BLOCK

Location Code No,

Name of village (with Hadbast No.)

2

140 KaUriwara (196)

141 Sadhuwala (190)

142 Pilus Mandi t191)

143 Bhalan Warha (192)

144 Ahaiupur t193)

145 Dhigana (194)

146 LO~'garh (195)

147 Hlan~ Uri Bhagwangarh (179)

148 Raltj\tgarh Bal1dran U$O) 149 Mti'tiur Kalad (181)

150 Ad4lhkc (168)

151 Alike (167)

152 Chotian (1~9)

153 K4ripur Dumll (178)

154 Barlln (177)

155 Hlrke (17(1)

156 Jhan(tuke (170)

157 Chianewala {171)

158 Clhik Mughnia (173)

159 Pafenpur (174)

160 Mo(fa (175)

161 Mofter (161)

162 Nandgarh (160)

164 Dalelwala (158)

165 Chhachhoher (157)

166 Kourtmala (156)

167- Danewala (162)

168 Ghukni (172)

169 Khiali Chahlanwali (163)

338

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY

Uv~~d:-furest~ ---I Min;;-;"d - Mauuiac"t;;fing. MatlUfuctll'tilik; Fishin~: Honling Quarrying Processing, Servicing Processing Servicing and Plantations and Repairs in and Repairs in other Orcbards and Household than HousehOld allied activities Industry Industry

III

M F

24

1

<I

3

2

3

3

4

s

5

3

21

IS

5

1

19

7

25

1

IV

-----_ ... ...-.. M F

26 27

..

V (a)

- ... ~v

28

3

2

3

18

1

4

1

2

12

-19

5

11

1

7

8

F

29

3

V (b)

M F

30

6

3

(I

5

8

4

S

3

14

6

13

2

10

1

8

10

9

4

2

5

31

M"dnsa

2

27

1

4

1

339

.cENSUS '&BSTRACf , -- -

Ot? M;.\i~ wtlrtiElfs M-arkinal Wo~kbr's

. \

Non-WorkerS Constructions Trade and TranspartS10rage tither Services

Cpmmerce &, Communications

VI VII vm IX

------- -----M F M F M F M P M F M F

-- -~

4~ 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 '- 40 41 4Z-- .,.. ....... ~,,.,,..... -- "..---- ...... - ~ - _...

~'1iMJ (par9

\86 •• 2 8 1 20 10 lS9

11 11 7 12 2iti ·318

8 49 1 3 31 -Un 311 its a - 9 7 67 1 176 I~o

.. 39 8 - 62 14 830 .914

J~ -.

4 2 18

3 -10 i- 10 1 312 649

:5 6 .. 7 15 9 9 196 227 214 ~ - -

·9 5 2 326 618

U 23 3 13 " 668 1.298

1 24 8 5 443 757

:; 9 6 18 1 2\)2 570

9 5 .l. 11 3 17 i.65 196 1.53

2 3 1 93 ISS

1 7 2 3 3 204 342

7 7 2 480 949

0() 24 86 2 1 9 990 1.921

U 9 10 7 5 2 ~7 396 266 248

1

8 22 2 21 3 1 55 491 954

2 1 2 51 92

1 6 2 12 5 255 667

18 6 4 8 4 258 640

3.7 21 2 24 3 488 1.051

- 79 203

5 1 14 3 16 3 302 425

3 9 1 1 211 269 401 11 7 10 5 13 350 401 364

19 2 14 11 354 661

340 ...

JHUNlR C. D. BLOCK ~ VILLAGE PRIMARY

Loeation Name of village Area of No. 01 No. of Total Population (including Total-Population in the age Code (with Hadl!ast ~o.) Village Occupied House- Institutional and HouseIess group 0-6 No. in Hect- Residen- holds Population)

ares &: tial ofC.D. House~ Block/ Townl Ward in sq. kms.

p M F P Y' M P

2, 3 4 5 6 1 8' 9 10 11

--Mama

170 Lali~wali (152) 688.00 232 232 1.430 785 645 241 136 105

171 RlttTIan ]dandi (153) 490.00 185 194 1,144 - 605 539 169 88 81

172 Bhaman Kalan (154) 1086.00 422 434 2,772 1,490 1,282 487 269 218

173 Bhaman Khurd (155) 513.00 201 201 1,315 719 596 239 135 104

174 Lakhmirwala (123) 631.00 252 253 1543 820 723 145 129 116

175 Akanwali (124) 1139.00 511 517 3,103 1.673 1,430 504 272 232

URBAN;

CENSJIS ABSTRAU

Scheduled Castes

J2

TaIlsiJ (Part)

227

173

410

200

223

684

13

168

164

314

166

194

602

SCheduled Tribes

M F

15

34i

Literates

----------M F

- 16

259

180

3J3

248

298

558

17

99

61

176

76

160

279

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

To1m 'Qain Whrkers Cultivators

tf .. IX) . -----M F

• 18

460

350

839

390

~470

929

19

2

10

9

44

3

16

I

M

20

256

188

576

259

279

432 I

F

2J

5

Agricti1turaI tabourers

II

M F

22 23

143-

1~

205

8.1 125

284

...

6

JHCNm C. D. BLOCK

Location Code N6. -

Name of village (with Hadbast No')

2

170 Lalianwali (152)

171 Raman Mandi (153)

172 Bham'an Kalan (154)

173 Bhaman Khurd (155)

174 Lakhmirwala (123)

175 Akanwali (124)

----~------........ -...._

URBAN:

342

VILLAGE PRIMARY

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY ----~----------~--£-- ~--Livestock. Forestry. Mining and Manufacturj~. Manufacturing, Fishing; Hunting Quarrying Processing, Servicing ProcessiD¥ Servicing and Plantations and Repairs in and RepaIrs in Orchards & allied ,Ho!lsehold Industry Other than House-activities hold Industr'y

rn IV V (a) V (b)

M F 'M F ';;' .... M F M F

24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

,. Mansa

14

5 4 2 1

16 2 4

11 3 ,2

8 2 5

11 1 42 3 47 6

--I. -...,

343

CENSUS AlJSTRACT

OF MAIN WORKERS -- Mar~llal Work~rs NOll-Workers Constructions Trade and Transport, Storage 0' her Services

Commerce & . Communications.

VI VII VIII IX

--------- ------ --M F M F M I: M F M F M F

32 33 34 3S 36 37 38 39 40 41 ~2 43

Tahsil (P~)

12 9 6 20 2 325 643

10 8 2 2 22 255 529

13 4 19 9 14 27 637 t.246

2 8 18 2 9 169 32) 383

11 17 9 14 3 25 389 )25 331

18 15 7 72 5 292 144 1.122

------------------------

PRlMARY CENSUS ABSTRAct

BtJDHLADA C.D. BLOCK

BUDHLADA C. D. BLOCK

LOcation Code ' No.

NaJ11e of _Village (with Hadbast No.)

2

Total

Rural

Urban

Area of Village in Hect­ares & of C.D: Block/ Town! Ward in Sq. Krns.

662.40

662.40

38 Khiwa Mihan Singh (32) 245.00 Urf Samundgarh

39 Heron Khurd. (33) 649.00

40 Guradi (37) 1033.00

41 Kanakwala (34) 577 .00 Chahlan

42 Alampur Bodla (35) 499·00

43 Bhadra (36) 720.00

44' Biroke Kalan (38)

48 BUdhpura (39)

49 Bora wal (40)

50 Jitgarh'Vrf (41) Blroke Khurd

51 Gurney Kalan (42)

52 Gurney Khurd (43)

53 Hassanpur (44)

163 Malkon (159)

176 Mandhali (125)

177 Piplian (126)

178· Tahlian (128)

1581 '00

221.00

1155.00

569.W

908.00

476.00

395.00

601.00

578.00

332.00

635.00

179 Joian (119) 761.00

180 Alampur (131) 1222.00 ·Mandran

181 Udat Saide Wala (132) 557.00

182 Sandli (133) 247.00

183 F aridke (134) 465 .00

184 Malakpur (135) 479.00 Bhimra

185 Hakamwala (136) 856' 00

.No. of

.occupied Residen~ tial HouSes

4

25,036

25,036

66

. 378

402

272

137

334

478

566

176

502

194

190

246

256

f38

266

100

379

236

83

108

142

331

346

No. of House­holds

Total Population (including 'Institutional and Houseless Population)

-------._;.----p M F

VILLAGE-PRIMARY

Total Population in the age group 0-6

p M F

5 6 789 10 11

25,480 1,S4,766

25,480 1,54,760

66

378

402

272

OJ 334

478

569

176

502

194

190

'246

256

139

267

100

411

236

83

108

142

333

" 490

2.367

2,667

1.748

829

1,992

3.038

3.300

1.119

3.343

1.270

1.154

1,479

1.467

934

1.567

664

2.480

1.522

482

600

820

2;105

82,465 72,295 26,125

82;465 72,295 26,125

250 240

1.290 1.077

1,408 1.259

914 834

444 385

1.053 939

1.628 1.410

1,763

606

1.537

513

1,830 1.513

665

617

757

795

491

824

605

537

722

672

443

743

357 307

1.312 1.168

792 730

249 233

308 292

436 384

1.112 993

93

298

418

263

121

357

448

569

211

221

315

225

148

283

1M

421

275

75

1Z0

143

13,761

13,761

54

155

220

141

6~

188

239

262

96

295

114

122

170

124

82

140

60

207

158

38

56

82

196

12,364

12,364

Mansa

39

'143

198

122

56

169

209'

Un~

230

77

274

97

99

145

101

66

143

44

214

117

37

64

61

188

C~NSUS 41}STl«Cr

INDUSTRiAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Scheduled Castes "scheduled Tribes Literates ---_._-_._---_._-----_.

--------- --------M

12

F

13

.. -~. -

26,788 23,626

26, 788 ~3,626 *

Tahsil (Part)

16

473

383

246_

15

396

371

226 "

111

298

M F

14 ."." 15 ..... 16

: .. 23,?38

25,738

III

371

393

312

lIS

333

473 380 (' :~

213

ass 578

inhabited

508

160

655

245

306

211

208

89

231

150

561

400

58

136

261

448

437

121

584

230

285

199

167

87

216

128

492

374

48

126

ZZ(J

'398

513

1~2

478

268

• 231

317

324

182

303

1S2"

419

278

100

106

139

!~tal Main Workers

(I-IX)

F M

17 18 19

13,425 48,720 1,198

1,798 13,425 48,720

75

239

186

2PO

~29

139

324

268

109

231

144

93

175

148

69

152

80

209

158

56

53

50

168

136 '

708

885

2

33

88

S13 '-- 11

226

596 - 25

966

945

374

1,146

370

318

355

474

275

431

196

785

457

1$6

193

237

67~

;

8

65

2

5

3

13

1

5

3

87

24

1

89

19

Culti va tors

I

M

20

121

405

581

279. :

163

406

S13

530

257

621

~23

133

215

280

162

256

114

476

217

115

156

61

362

Agricultural Labourers'

F 'M

21 22

184 14,2C!2

184 14,262

-"

10,

250

217

46

143

331

252

74

408

gO

111

54

11 139

1

2

4

'V

S~.

_1~3

62

235

210

25

.2S

170,

-265

n

F

23

J,09!

17

81

4

9

60

_, .

83

11

348

BUDHLADA C. D. BLOCK VILLAGE PRIMAQy

"

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY

Location Name of Village Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Manufacturing, Code (with Hadbast No.) Fishing, Hunting Quarrying Processing, Servicing Processing, Servicing No. and Plantations and Repairs 'in and Repairs in

Orchards & Allied Household Industry other than House-activities hold Industry

1lI IV V(a) V(b)

---- ------- -------_ --_--_. M F M F M P M F

1 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

Total ~406 16 1 513 32 '1,260 7D

Rural 40.6 16 - 1 513 32 1,260 78-

UrbaD

Mansa

38 Khiwa Mihan Singh (32) 2 Ur f Samundaarn

39 Heron Khurd .(33) 7 3

40 Guradi (37) 2 15 31

41 KanakwaJa ChahJan (34) 10 12 12

42 Alampur Bodla (35) 11

43 Bhadra (36) 2 12' 5 5

44 Biroke Kalan (38) 9 14 2'

48 Budhpura (39) Un-

49 Borawal (40) 5 21 9 .-50 Jitgarh,UrjBiroke Khurd. (41) 4 .. 15 3

51 GurnlEY Kalan (42) 1 8 18

52 Gurney Khurd (43) 12 ,11 11

:53 Hassanpur (44) 4 1 17 ~

i63 Malkon (159) 5 1 3 1() ~

176 Mandhali (125) 6

177 PipJian (126) 10 1 .. ,. 13

'178 Tahliari (128) 4 2

179 Joian '(119) .. . ... 3

180 Alampur Mandran (131) 8 13

181 Udat .saidewala (132) 1 2 6 .... 182 Sandli (133) 2 3

.).83 Faridke (134) 2

J84 Malakpur Bhimra (135)

185 Hakamwala (136) 10 3 7 1

34~

~S :ABSTRAcT

Of! MAIN' Wolnm'is . . ------~---, -~ .----.-------~-" ----'------~----

Marginal Workers Constructions Trade and Tran~o rt, St~rage Other Services Non-Worl(ers Commerce and

Colllmunications

'VI VIJ 'VIlI IX

------ -----~-- ---.~-.---- M F M F M F M F 114 _p M F

32, ~ 31 34 35 :36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 /'

8...s 2 1,707 36 737 2 2,515 353 112 2,202 33,633 63,295

845 2 . 1,707 36 757 2 2,515 353 112 2,202 33;'633 68-,%95

, .. Tahsil (Part)

2 ~ 114 '238

2 14 1 2 19 3 2 582 1,042

8 7 5 19 5 8 26 515 1.145

3 11 4 19 4 2 399 823

~

3 218 38S

3 9 4 4 12 3 8 89 449 825

5 2~ 5 65 4 662 1,'401

in1Jabited

10 22 19 77 8 818 1,529

14 " 3 1 '232 512

~.".

({ 9 1 4 :"'}. 71 4 684 1,448

14 3 " ~ 10 6 2 295 603

" 299 532 3 10 " 10 29 2 ~!L'

30 16 20 3 65 13 337 706 ,..

9 7 10 22 2 321 659

12: 7 4 16 1 2i6 :442

18: 8 5 14 5 70 3~3 ~668

1 2 9 lS5 ~ lliI 122

5 22 6. 20 3 4 M2 523 863

" 7 lu 3 335 643

8 1 2 I. .. 38 93 171

Z 4 uS 191

6 1 199 ~95

5 7 8 11 2 40 437 934 '-

:BUDHLADA e. D. BLOCK

Location Code No.

Name of village (with Hadbast No.)

1 2

186 Talabwala (149)

187 Lakhiwala ([48)

188 Ganiwala (147)

189 Boha (137)

190 Kesampur (130) Chhina

'191 Mal Singhwala (138)

192 Barah (127)

193 Kulahri (233)

194 Ahmadpur (232)

195 Phlliuwala Dogr!ln (231)

'196 Karipur (230)

197 Ram 'Nagar (139) Bhathlan

198 Rampur (140) Mander

199 Kulana (227)

200 Satike (141)

201 Achank (142)

202 Saidewala (144)

203 Sher Khan- (146) wala

204 Mughanian (145)

205 Gandhu Khurd (l51)

-206 Gandhu Kalan (150)

207 Reond Kalan .(152)

208 Reond Khurd (153)

209 Birewala (154) Dogran

210 Chak Alisher ([,56)

211 Bhawa (155)

212 Bhakhrial (159)

213 Andianwali (157)

Area of Village in Hect­ares & ofC.D. Block! Ward/Town inSq. Km<.

3

445 .00

370.00

735.00

No. of Occupied Residen­tial Houses

4

163

101

191

3825.00 1,380

399.00 159

678.00' 268

2180.00' ~ 679

490.00

-1639.00

821.00

446.00

519·00

736.00

1040.00

490.00

571.00

659'00'

804.{)0

698·AO

435'00

458.00

1199.00

473.00

741.00

400.00

794.00

254.00

434.00

235

632

206

301

234

350

339

Hi!

191

275

245

294

178

127

460

133

221

184

227

144

146

No. of lJouse­holds

5

179

101

218

1,395

169

275

686

235

632

210

301

234

350

355

161

191

275

254

294

182

127

461

133

226

.191

236

144

164

350

Total Population (including Institu tiona1 aod HouseJess Population) -

p

6

1.007

530

1,275

8,258

1,191

1,658

4,396

1,413

3,646

1,313

1,795

1.429

2.122

2.080

933

1.272

1.S78

1.586

1 .. 694

1.080

851

2,790

814

1.229

1.288

1.358

793

922

M

7

544

280

692

F

8

463

250

583

4,333 3.9~5

645 546

859 799

2,394 2.002

734 679 . 1.943 1,703

702 611

961 834

758 671

1.141

1.097

513

663

821"

814

866

981

983

420

609

757

77.2

828

567 513

434 417

1,476 1.314

428

646

694

726

424

515

386

583

594

632

369

407

"

VILLAGE·PRIMARY

Total Population in the age Group 0-6

p

9

157

96

222

1,505

202

314

677

238

600

291

316

235

355

354

154

226

293

261

320

165

138

5~

132

- 230

222

.221

111

161

M

10

74

47

118

783

101

159

363

107

308

150

173

119

186

191

89

124

147

-135

173

82

82

300

62

129

135

112

61

87

F

11

Mansa

83

49

104

722

101

155

314

131

292

141

143

116

169

163

65

102

146

126

J47

83

56

250

70

101

87

109

50

74

CENSUS A BSTRACf

Scheduled Castes

M F

Tabsil (Part)

185

57

256

1.634

398

398

510

185

583

407

312

208

448

458

116

215

145

450

239

206

131

613

168

163

136

197

169

126'

13

144

52

224

1.506

324

358

448

181

523

343

305

195

351

398

124

203

121

396

210

185

123

559

150

142

121

183

168

104

Scheduled Tripes

M F

14 15

351

Literate'

M F

16

IS8

10l

179

1.685

209

286

583

260

6()6

214

306

206

196

366

142

177

253

306

269

188

146

499

174

239

115

149

91

106

17

89

63

19

1.039

143

160

292

117

327

74

149

116

96

220

49

106

146

187

169

80

108

171

81

172

64

58

64

45

T"IDUSTRTAT~ CATEGORY OF "\HI;'II WORKERC;;

Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural

(I-IX)

M F

18

316

146

396

2,515

345

496

1,490

459

1,216

381

557

463

656

663

326

428

475

493

507

346

230

869

239

380

391

439

251

330

19

38

185

1

13

2

32

30

5

2

5

2

87

4

17

1

38

2

10

4

4

2

4

9

M F

20

178

44

195

886

99

214

940

287

587

102

276

306

373

370

213

244

252

136

305

224

125

422

155

229

269

256

152

277

21

<I

2

83

20

Labr>urer~

n

M F

22

102

92

140

183

,226

231

328

90

[65

97

160

123

211

231

92

169

171

29R

129

I I:!

74

300

71

126

113

127

66

27

36

126

68

17

2

1

15

18

2

3

'BUDHLADA C. D. BLOCK

Loclltion Code No.

Name ofvillag"-e (with Hadbast No·)

2

186 Tal!ctJwala (149)

187 Lakhiwala (148)

188 Ganiwala (147)

189 Boha (137)

190 Kesampur Chhini (130)

191 Mf\11Singhwala (138)

192 Barah (127)

193 Kulahri (233)

194 Ahmadpur (232)

195 Phuluwala Dograp (231)

196 Karipur (230)

197 Ram Nagar Bhathlan (139)

198 Rampur Mander (140)

199 Kulana \(227)

200 Satikc (141)

1..0 I A_chank (14~) • t

202 Saidcwa1a (144)

203 Sh9~ Khanwala (146)

204 Ml.;lchanian (145)

205 Gandhu Khurd (151)

206 G.andhu, Kalan (150)

207 R~otid Kalan (152)

208 Reond'Khurd (153)

209 Birc\}'ala Dogran (154)

2Vl Cpak J\Jisher (156)

211 Bhawa (155)

212 Bhakhrial (1!9)

213 A._ndianwali (157)

352

---------------J..ive~toc~. Fqrestry, Mining and FiShIng, HUnting • Quarrying alld Plantations Orchards & allied activities'

24

2

4

26

3

8

54

5

34'

5

3

4

7

1

9

2

2

3

3

4

III

25

2

5

1 f

IV

27

.'.

,.

VJLLAGE-PRlMARY

INDUSTRIAL CATEGOR\

Mimufacturing, Processing, Servicing, and Repairs in Household Industry

Yea)

M F

28 29

39

2

2

10

12

24

3

4

2

11

4

1

Manufacturing, ProcesSing, Serviring and Repairs in other thAn House· hold Industry

V(b)

30

16

7

158

_. \ 3

6

24

17

74

116

6

'S'

6

7

2

4

10

12

6

23

5 . 3

3

31

1

2

.. " ....

353

CENSUS ABSTRACT

OF MAIN WORKERS ._---_. __ .--.- Marginal Workers Non-Workers Constructions Trade and Transport, Storage Other Services

Commerce & Communications

VI VII VIII IX-

------ -- -----._ M F M F M F M F M F M F

32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43

'TahsIl (part)

2 5 11 228 463 3 2 .. ' 134 249

16 16 3 17 2 SO 296 495

72 316 1 43 192 40 153 1.817 3,587 1 4 2 8 300 546

9 6 1 10 17 363 798 56 49 7 83 3 240 904 1,689 6 4 16 '31 2 275 677

104 2 54 55 113 5 3 37 724 1,634 7 8" 18 16 6 321 581

5 17 1 26 32 4 3 38 401 791

6 2 12 295 670

10 20 2 10 2 485 979

10 11 6 24 4 88 434 890

2 ',' 9 187 418

2 1. 4 235 522

15 4 27 2 346 752

i 13 6 15 1 321 755

17 2 40 359 827

1 2 3 10 221 465

18 6 2 204 415

9 28 11 73 7 4 246 603 1,058

2 2 1 2 189 382

3 2 10 7 2 266 579

2 4 2 303 592

24 10 8 7 4 14 283 'til 7

5 3 8 5 4 173 365

1 7 3 7 7 185 398

BUDHLADA C. D. BLOCK

Location Code N~.

Name of village • Afea of '(with Hadb~st No.) Village

irt Hect­ares & ofC.D. block/ Town! Ward

2

in sq. kms.

3

No. of No. of Occupied. House­Resid~n- holds tial Houses

4 5

354

Total Population (including Institutional and Houseless Population)

M

6 7

F

8

vn..LAGE PRl~ARY

Totiil Population in tl~e age group-\)--6

p M F

9 10 11

~----------------------------------~----~---=~--~

214 Ramgarh Shah (158) Purl&h ,.,

'215 Toddrpur (160)

216 Saswali (143)

217 Dhnflfinpura (161)

218 Sanl!hteri (163)

~_219 . Gobindpura (164)

, 'Z20 PhtllUwala ?od .(224)

221 t>ariapur (225)

222 Datewas (223)

223 Ramgarh (226)

354.00

343.00.

329.00

1,842.00

340,00

643.00

464.00

395.00

1,016.00

331.00

224 Budhlada (Rural) (229) 2035.00 , ~

225 Ta Iw a'nd'i (228)-

~~26 Rali (222)

227 Chakan (221)

228 Bachhoana (220)

229 Dodra (219)

230 Rartghrial (166)

231 Khattl\vala (1"'9)

132 Dialpara (167)

..i33 SirslWAla (165)

234 JalWllhra (162)

.235 Bahaltltrpur (168)

367,00

850.00

782.00

1798.00

1,225.00

966.00

473.00

595.00

568.00

443.00

1,607.00

236 Kishangarh Uri (170) 2,293.00 Sedlll! 'SlnghwaJa

237 Akl1J,t1'!)ur (17U. . 578.00 Khudal

170,

62

93

598

141

229

134

162

413

124

1.361

o 363

206

667

4Z0

353

204

285

191

164

683

693

298

170 939

62· 35.7

93 572

599 3.765

141 820

233 1.351

I'll 946

162 1.080

413 2.220

124 688

1.416 7.980

9

367 2.395

206 1,189

743 4.519

420 2,705

354 2,263

223 1.281

293 1,847

191 1,150

164 1.116

685 4.157

711 4,470

298 1,833

!:.

517

173

281

2.oJ9

432

704

497

576

1,164

363

4,232

7

-1.283

636

2.430

1,.440

1.208

673

1,019

590

588

2,293

2.441

979

"

422... 156

184 70-

291 106,

1.746 608"

388 138 . 647 2\2

449 173'

504 175

1,056, 365

325't" 111

3.748 1,409

2

1,112

553.

'2.089.

1.265

~,055

608

828

2

370

178

773

441

388

221

284

560 166

528 • 195

1.864

2.029

854

686

655

346

75 ~

35

55

331

70

105

82

86

190

47

731

194

107

411

223

193

115

155

93

105

373

342

185

Ma ••

81

3S

51

277

68

107

91

89

175

64

678

174

71

362

218

195

106

129

73

90

313

313

161

355

CENSVSABSTRACf

seln:duled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates

---------- ---------- -----_ M F M F M P

12 13 14 15 16 17

"Tailsil (Part)

180 153 141 43

75 88 54 37

57 47 79 44

502 422 362 141

172 149 128 74

238 221 277 182

183 153 174 79

207 196 164 9S

421 396 52S 267

79 83 148 83

1.572 1.430 2.121 1.359

2

342 289 410 230

275 229 191 113

685 604 709 402

418 359 444 220

.397 343 374 182

'322 309 204 94

327 294 296 146

191 189 214 95

214 192 120 54

630 562 740 267

562 465 547 254

325 271 223 83

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY 01" MAIN WORKElU -------~-------- - ------_

Total Main Workers

(I-IX)

-----M F

18 19

322 4

106 53

165 2

1.259 294

280 11

405 8

273 2

305 9

629 22

224 3

2.342 151

(I

833 2

350 6

1.458 29

836 10

704 3

411 2

591 10

376

401.

1.493 14

1.485 7

622 1

Culli va tors

--------M F

20 21

116

47

129

710

129

226·

136

157

288

147

393 3

5S9

142

866

480 2

424

143

380

219

361

871 4

922

335

Agricultural Labourers

rr

------M F

22 23

tQ! 2

54 ,2

29

376 29J

49 3

,47

108

84

197 1(1

59

655 22

3

231

152

356 3

260 .3

210

217

116 J

11?

5

347 .2

405 1

2~8

356

BUDHLADA C. D. BLOCK VILLAGE PRIMARY

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY --- -_-- --- -- --_._---_ .. ----

Location Name of village Livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing. Manu 'acturing. Code (with Hadbast No.) Fishing. Hunting Quarrying Processing. servicing. Processing. Servicing No. and Plantations and Repairs in and R,:pairs iu

Orchards & allied Hou,ehold Industry other than House-activities hold Industry

III IV Yea) V (b)

-~---

M F M F M F M F

2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

Mansa

214 Ramgarh Shab Purian (lS8) 2 17

215 Todarupr (160) 1

216 Saswali (143)

217 Dharampura (161) 5 5 11

218 SanghIeri (163) 20 2 1 14

219 Gobindpura (164) 1 4 2

220 Phuluwala Dod (224)

221 bariapur (225) 8 6 8 3

222 Datewas (223) 5 S 7

223 Ramgarb (226) 1 3 2

224 Budhlada (Rural) (229) 39 104 12 170 1

225 "lalwandi (228) 3

226 Rali (222) 7

227 Chakan (221) 1 2 11

228 Bachhoana (220) 6 6S 25.

229 Dodra (219) 23 14

230 Ranghrial (166) 5

231 Khatriwala (169) 10

232 DiaJpura (167) 16 IS

233 Sirsiwala (165) 2 8

234 Jalwebra (162) 2 8

235 Bahadarpur (168) 16 3 29

236 Kishangarh Urfsedha (170) 4 3 35 Singhwala

237 Akbarpur Kbudal (171) 17

3S7

CENSUSABStRtt(.l --- _- --~

OF MAIN WORKERS MarWt!al Workers Non-Worket'll

Constructions Trade and fransport, Storage Other Services Comme~ce &

~;ommunications

VI vn VIII IX

----_._---- ------ -~----- ------_ -_------M F M F ,,1 F M F M F M F

----32 33 34 35 3 J 37 38 39 40 41 42 43

Tansil (Part)

4 12 10 1 195 418

2 2 1 67 131

3 1 1 2 ]16 289

16 25 4 107 760 1.452

15 6 I 45 5 152 377

4 6 1 14 8 299 639

g 11 7 2 224 447

19 2 4 20 3 271 495

, 30 18 5 24 55 7 1 10 534 1.024

1 2 5 4 2 139 322

58 415 13 148 1 360 99 4 1.890 3,593 '

2

8 3 10 • 14 2 450 l.1l0

5 6 8 23 6 286 547

21 39 15 89 972 2.060

9 13 14 22 5 604 1.255

19 6 1 39 3 504 1,052

7 7 6 21 1 262 606

6 II 25 21 7 8 428 810

17 6 1 6 214 560

7 8 1 9 187 528

25 79 39 84 7 800 1.850

7 30 9 70 4 956 2.022

2 11 11 18 1 357 853

358

BUDHLADA C. D. BLOCK VfiLAGE PRIMARY

Location Name ofviJ1age Area of No. of No. of Total POPulation (rucluding Total Population in the age Code (witlfHadbast No.) Village • Occupied House- Institutional and Honscless group .0-6 No. in Hect- Residen- holds popUlation)

ares & tial ofC.D. Houses block, Town! Ward in sq.

kms. P M F -p M F

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1.0 11 .::.

Mansa

238 Bakshiwala (173) 589 . .0.0 225 22? 1.477 79~ 678 26~. 148 121

239 Khudal Sekhpur (172) 481 . .0.0 242 242 1.596 876 72.0 251 137 114

24.0 Khudal Kalan (174) 56.0.0.0 3.03 3.03' 1.725 ,-

90S 82.0 313 • 165 148

241 Kahangarh (176) 1467 . .0.0 531 537 3.3~2 1.89? 1.~77 52S 269 - 259

242 Juglan (177) 3.02 . .0.0 109 1.09 672 367 305 138 74 64

243 Mander (178) 495.0.0 248 261 1.477 8.02 615 258 129 129

244 Kularian (179) 2561iGG 1 • .012 1 • .017 6.154. 3,316 2.828 1 • .052 579 473

245 Gorakh Nath (180) 654 • .0.0 148 148 887 479 4.08 185 95. 90

URBAN:

359

,cENSUS ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates

Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Labourers

(I-IX) II

-------- -------M F M F M F M F M F M F

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

Tahsil (Part)

256 22C 24C 123 496 2 274 lSI

258 216 225. 73 585 39 340 10 190 23

"325 278 227 110 541 12 275 3 188 4

492 434 376 134 1,133 17 635 342 12

96 92 113 36 209 1 136 1 66 . .223 214 261 106 507 4 324 131

702 575 753 319 1,860 14 1.284 1 316 4

)03 103 135 61 293 12 184 6 72

, .

BUDHLADA C. D. BLOCK

Location Code No.

:&ame of village (with Hadbast No.)

1 2

238 Bakshiwala (173)

239 K'U4al Sekhp\lJ (172)

24Q... Khudal Kalan (174)

241 Ka]langarh (176)

242 1uglan (177)

243. Mander (178)

.244 Kuldrlan (179)

245 GoSh Natb (180)

URBAN:

360

Vi,LIrA<iE PRIMARY

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY -------~-~--~----~---~----------~-~--Livestock:ForeStry, Mining and Manufacturing, Manufacturing Fishing, Hunting Quarrying Processing, S~vicing ProCessing, Servicing-andPlantatioos and Repairs 10. and Repairs'in Orchards and Household Industry other than House-allied activities . hold Industry

TIl IV V(a) V(b)

M f! ----------M F ~------M F

24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

Mansa

21: 6 , 1

2 1 6

2 1 12 1

6 " 2 18

1 1

29 2 2 -46- 14

4 4 20 4

361

CENSUS ABSTRACT

OF MAIN WORKERS Marginal Workers Non-Workers

Constructions Trade and Transport, Storage Other Services Comm~ &

Communications

VI vn VI1I IX ----------- ------M F M F M F M F M F M, F

32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43

Tahsil (part)

3 11 3 26 2 303 676

7 12 1 5 22 4 71 291 664

19 15 5 24 4 189 364 619

13 29 13 75, S 672 1,560

2 3 158 304

4 1 7, 9 2 295 671

24 74 2 24 78 7 9 249 1.447 2,575

4 1 1 3 2 83 186 313

-PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

M:.\NSA C b BLOcli

363

MANSA C. D. BLOCK

LoCation Code No.

Name of village AIX"a of (with Hadbast No.) VjJ1age

in H!!t~­arcs & orC.D. block/ Townl Ward

2

T

R

U

in Sq. !(ms.

749.76

749.76

1 Ghuman Kburd (69) 614.00

2 Gbuman Kalan (68) 1520.00

3 Dhai Dosa (71) 653.00

4 Sukha Sillgbwala (70) IS5.00

5 Durj Rathi (60) 924.00

6 llhaini Bagha (59) 2280.00

7 Thuthlanwali (57) 919.00

8 Tamkot (58) 905.oo

9 Durj Bari (61) 1336.00

10 lJbba (62) 1993.00

11 Kuarak Singh- (64) 868.00 wala

12 Durj Dhilwan (63) 955.00

13 Burj lhabran (5) 391.00

14 ~ar (4) 799.00

15 Aklia (6) 2662.00

16, R.al1a (7) 2870.00

17 Bhopal (16) 1271.00

18 A.tla Kalan (17) 983.00

19 Ali Shar Khurd (11) 501.00

20 Makb:1 Cbohlan (9) 537.00

21 Joga (8) 3584 .00

22 Anupgllrb (to) 542.00

501.00

91.00

505 :00

1367.00

No. of OcCllpied Residen­tial Houses

4

29,200

29,200

110

733

173

85

335

748

406

373

507

663

301

503

148

299

996

964

472

360

175

151

1,277

139

151

49.

179

537

No. of HOllse­holds

Total Population (lncluding Institutional and Houseles,· Population)

p

5 6

.29,403 1,79,380

29,403 1,79,380

110

-735

173

85

340

756

406

373

512

680

301

510

148

300

996

964

472

360

175

154

1,319

139

151

49

179

537

725

4,532

1,032

478

2,352

4.604

2.390

2,268

3,247

4,192

1,775

3.218

947

2,039

6,618

5.946

3.071

2.207

1.042

1.078

8.052

815

878

346

1.140

3,051

M

1

96,132

96,132

391

2,439

5s1

244

1,224

2.519

1,244

1.185

1,750

2.195

930

1,723

487

1,096

3,519

3,219

1,673

1.207

572

587

4.298

444

496

178

624

1.701

F

8

83,248

83,248

334

2.093

475

234

1,128

2,085

1,146

1,083

1,497

1.997

845

1,49S

460

943

3.099

2.727

1.398

1.000

470

491

3.754

371

382

168

516

1.350

VILLAGE PRIMARY

Total PoPulation in the age­group 0-6

p

9

28,426

28,426

92

772

170

85

394

753

364

316

419

679

287

467

167

345

1,063

829

50S

274

104

160

1.174

121

110

13

156

441

M fF

10 11

IS,lBI 13,245

15.181 13,245·

48

411

95

44

210

417

191

166

210

328

142

238

87

204

561

433

294

153

59

85

646

63

61

32

84

241

Ma~lI

44

361

7S~

41

184

336

167

150'

209·

351

145

229-

80

141

502

396

214

121

45

75

528

58

49-

41

72

200

23 t\li Sber Kalan (12)

24 Maujo Kalan (13)

25 Maujo Kburd (14)

26 Mlltti (15)

---------------------------------~~~~~---------------------------------

'CENSUS ABSTRACl'

S~beduled Castes

M F

12 13

28,302 24,891

28,302 24,891

Tabsll (Part)

72

645

200

112

240

540

360

302

462

936

350

429

175

264

1.007

672

580

277

205

149

1.039

60

63

58

162

485

S8

566

183

103

231

477

311

263

381

831

328

370

1?3

219

897

534

492

202

197

130

931

66

58

66

141

385

Scheduled Tribes

M F

14 15

365

Literates

M

16

32,778

32,778

123

963

142

53

347

824

382

427

648

603

316

468

120

417

1.106

993

585

358

171

177

1,612

97

190

41

146

516

F M

17 18

17,S23 56,602

17,523 56,602

61

449

67

34

149

420

212

280

303

323

181

225

85

271

660

516

270

192

83

72

952

61

68

27

55

233

212

'1,454

345

131

686

1,474

738

702

1.011

1.280

614

1.030

263

606

2,122

2,012

1.015

780

409

367

2,490

281

322

97

391

1.098

(I-IX)

F

19

1,716

1,716

13

3

6

12

19

60

192

5

94

4

4

16

17

52

ISO

46

1

1

10

Z

M

20

31,316

31,3J6

174

825

172

74

467

I.OM

272

450

658

613

337

665

134

380

1.266

1,251

535

479

209

233

1,475

235

243

59

250

606

F M

21 22

30S 16,169

30S 16,169

1

67

4

6

8'

28

363

138

52

170

302

336

171

248

527

205

246

118

159

639

515

337

192

175

90

564

38

42

35

108

350

II

F

23

949

949

1

9

1

57

118

,92

2

9

37

140

1

7

MANSA C. D. BLOCK

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY - _--._._,. ----_-- - -_ ----_._- -----------. -.--....,-~-- - ----

Location '~do No.

Name at village (with tladba~t No.)

--" _._- ------- ---2

Livestock, Forestry, Mining and fishing, Hunting Quarrying and Plantations Orchards & allied activities

HI

M F

24 25

IV

M F

26 27

Manufacturing, Ma.Q\lf!lctur~ l'rocllssing', Servicing l>rocessingS6t'vicing and Repairs in and Repairs in Household Industry other than House­

yea) hold Industry

V(b)

M F M F

28 29 30 31

------- ----------

t -Ghuman Khurd (69)

2 Ghuman Kalan (68)

T

R

(j

399

399

10

3 Bhai Desa (71) 5

4 Sukha Singhwala (70)

5 Bud Rathi (60) ... 6 Bhaini Bagha (59)

7 Thuthianwali (57)

8 Tamkot (58)

9 Bud Hari (61)

10 Ubha (62)

11 Kharak Singhwala (64)

12 Burj Dhilwan (63)

13 Burj Jhabran (5)

14 Rar (4)

15 Aklia (6)

16 Raila (7)

17 Bhopal (16)

18 AtJa Kalan (17)

19 Ali Sher Khurd (J I)

20 Makha Chehlan (9)

21 Joga (8)

22 Anupgarh (10)

23 Ali Sher Kalan (12)

24- Maujo Kalan (13)

25 Ma\ljo Khurd (14)

26 Mat(i (15)

6

5

2

6

6

4

4

3

2

9

10

6

5

7

.24

6

2

--- --------_---

12

12

".

2

---------

sss sss

12

2

3

2

16

3

15

13

19

37

32

1

51

3

11

35

35

2

3

3

1,409

1,409

28

3

7

16

30

9

11

28

4

39

2

13

19

8

10

15

11

4

36

8

7

10

117

117

9

2

1

3

2

2

367

~---:==----~--------- -----_ -----'-------------

Marginal Workers Non Workers

M F M F M F M F M F -M-F

~----- ------- ---32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 n 43

-----_ 773 2 2,074 29 (iBS 6 3,3-22 31l 206 S,773 39,324 7S,7~9

773 2 2,074 29 tt~ 6 3,222 311 206 S,7?3 :f9,324 75,759

T,1Mi1 (Part)

4 3 179 334

18 46 5 31 121 7 985 2.079

4 13 2 9 1 3 210 472

1 113 214 2 9 3 19 2 22 538 I.Un

15 30 6 94 6 1.045 2.071)

18 14 12 38 506 I,J~4

1 22 2 12 30 5 to 483 l.O?4

22 2 64 2 739 1.1n 14 42 4 45 4 21 34 894 1.?71 2 17 1 29 4 189 316 651

.13 19 5 27 5 693 1,396

4 5 219 224 241 22 11 2 16 2 14 203 476 736 13 62 7 88 4 1.397 3.095 15 48 9 119 8 1.207 2.711 3 19 6 67 8 2 319 566 1.662

13 19 5 16 34 2 42 390 385 $58

5 9 26 126 137 194 12 5 3 13 220 491

18 97 27 198 27 20 536 1,788 3.11;l 1 2 3 163 371 9 5 4 7 213 174 168

2 81 16-1 2 3 3 7 227 506 3 49 3 75 2 603 1.3411 --- -_ -

MANSA C. D. BLOCK

Location Name ot village Code (with Hadbast No.) No.

2

27 Atla Khurd (18)

28 Samaon (19)

29 Ghurthari (22)

30 Khiwa DiaJu- (23) wala

3·1 Khiwa Khurd (24)

32 I<biwa Kalan (21)

.33 Heron Kalan (25)

34 Hamirgarh VII (26) Dhaipai

35 Bir I<huld (27)

36 Jassarwala (28)

37 Hodla Kalan (31)

4S Dhalewan (30)

46 Mohar Singh- (29) wala

47 Bhikhi (20)

S4 Fafre Bhaiktl (46)

SS Khillan (45)

S6 Kot LaUu (54)

57 Bap]!iana (47)

58 Kishangarh Urf (48) Phar

59 Moola SinghWala ~49)

60 Dalel Singh- (51) wala

61 Kotla (50)

62 Khiala Khurd (53)

63 Khiala Kalan (52)

64 Ma lak rur (56)

65 Mansa Khurd (55)

66 Chakerian (117)

Area of Village in Hect­ares & otC.D. block! Town/ Ward in Sq. Kms.

3

606.00

1238.90

783.00

376.00

954.00

1183.00

1495.00

1185.00

771.00

170.00

910.00

1426.00

602.00

2793.00

1641.00

441.00

700.00

828.00

1190.00

520.00

938.00

745.00

425.00

1807.00

1115.00

979.00

772.00

No. 01 Occupied Residen­tial Houses

4

263

586

253

223

357

484

595

345

252

80

366

491

302

1.985

621

223

365

349

521

116

399

417

105

817

319

186

340

No.of House­holds

263

588

253

223

357

497

59S

354

252

80

366

491

304

2.002

626

223

381

349

521

116

400

422

109

820

319

186

340

5

368

Total Population (Including Institutional and Houseless Population)

p

6

1.524

3.357

1.463

1,335

2.116

3,085

3,969

2,279

1,436

489

2153

3'122

1674

11,547

3,944

M

.7

820

1.852

810

736

1,159

1.671

2,207

1.207

747

252

1.096

1,666

870

6,140

2,118

1.307 708

2,242 1.196

2,084 1,128

3.338 1.818

754 387

2,479 1,300

2,394 1.~72

693 363

5,124 2,800

1,956 1,029

990 520

1,909 1.005

p

8

704

1,505

653

599

957

1,414

1,762

1.072

689

237

J,057

1,456

804

5,407

1,826

599

1'04<1

956

1,520

367

1.179

1,122

330

2,324

927

470

904

'VILLAGE PRIMARY

Total Popuiation in the' age groupQ-6

P

9

228

622

208

195

357

513

618

336

214

73

383

511

290

1,921

59S

229

385

327

570

137

387

393

118

849

283

134

327

M

10

119

345

108

97

187

2(10

34S

171

110

33

196

289

162

992

321

131

225

174

297

66

203

218

77

475

148

74

164

F

11

Mansa

109

277

'100

98

170

243

273

1650

104

40

181

222

128

929

274

98

160

153

273

71

184

175

41

374

135

60

163

CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled Castes

M F

12 13

Tahsil (Part)

293 265

606

204

128

404

414

541

344

278

30

540

464

342

1.762

695

189

420

313

692

191

417

248

941

156

0128

480

509

171

116

347

333

428

340

236

23

496

413

280

1.609

603

160

362

284

584

175

352

218

876

137

112

406

Scheduled Tribes

M F

14 15

.f"

M

16

337

492

272

243

366

486

631

317

255

71

476

462

154

2.884

828

232

419

430

647

149

478

377

111

869

496

257

316

369

Literates

F

17

143

195

164

117

196

277

307

2'05

172

55

325

231

88

1.752

523

118

207

276

288

80

360

196

73

401

294

186

155

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS --- -._-.-_ __.:..__ ---------------- ---_----_ Total Main Workers .

M

18

507

1.138

468

474

660

1.015

1.204

692

444

166

591

966

470

3.447

1.181

401

690

650

1.090

235

768

"742

196

1.673

577

304

607

(I-IX)

F

19

70

42

3

18

2

3

72

158

11

10

2

222

19

6

4

2

2

3

IS

2

31

24

54

2

Cultivators

M

20

275

613

315

341

388

544

736

361

199

126,

239

561

210

969

582

234

348

340

715

102

385

477

14

891

371

160

268

F

21

3

158

8

1

6

Agricultural Labourers

II

---_ M

22

167

259

99

68

197

285

328

272

179,

39

233

334

194

751

360

98

174

194

253

108

341

i83

4

273

78

104

286

F

23

67

33

13

1

109

1

1

12

10

9

48

370

MANSA C. D. BLOCK VILLAGE 'PRIMARY

INDUSTRIAL CATEG.ORY -...... --~ - --- - --, - _- ----_

Location Name of village Livestock. Forestry. Mining and Manufacturing, Manufacturing, Code (with Hadbast No.) Fishing. Hunting Quarrying Processing. Servicing, Processing Sefviaing

Nl" and Plantations and Repairs in and Repairs in Orchards & allied ~ousehold Industry other than House-acti~ities hold Industry

III IV V(a) V(b) - ---

M P M F M F M F

----2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 3l

----Mansa

27 Atla Khurd (18) 4 9

28 Samaon (19) 10 30 2 41

29 Ghurthari (22) 1 10

30 Khiwa Dialuwala (23) 10 3 15 3

31 Khiwa Khurd (24) 5 3 6

32 Khiwa Kalan (21) 7 12 19

.33 Heron Kalan (25) 19 10

34 Hamirgarh UrI Dhaipai (26) 6 12

35 Bir Khurd (27) 2 2 7

36 Jassarwala (28)

37 Hodla Kalan (31) 5 17 18 2

45 Dhal()wan (30) 4 16

46 Mohar Singhwala (29) 2 14 II

47 Bhikhi (20) 41 5 90 9 320 9

54 Pafre Bhaike (46) 22 7 '29

55 Kllillan (45) 8 5 12

56 Kot J-allu (54) 3 14 61

57 Bappiana (47) 5 31

58 Kishangarh Urf Phar (48) 2 20

59 M(lola Singhwala· (49) 2 4

60 Dale'Singllwala (51) 2 12

pI Kotra (50) 5 2 8

62 Khiala Khurd (53) 1

13 7 63 Khiala Kalan (52) 69 3

64 Malakt:ur (56) 6 27

65 Mansa KhLlrd (55) 3 4

66' Chakerian ( 117) 6 8

--- -

371

CENSUS ABSTRACT , I

-- - --- _-- -- ----- --- ----OF MAIN WORKERS __ -L-::-"_",_..LJ_.!. __ ............ __ _ - _

Constructions

VI

M p

32 33

Trade and C'omffil'fce

VlI

M p

34 35

_ "----. -Transport, Storage

& Communications

VIII

M p

36 37

Otl]er Services

IX

M p

38 39

---------- -- - - -- - ---Tahsil (Part)

II

29

15

15

'1

23

3

11

8

n

108

11

5

22

13

8

46

18

18

I.

13

36

7

6

20

39

30

13

22

19

III

11

716

41

19

11

28

1\1

4

16

22

4

55

16

5

6

2

3

6

27

5

6

6

14

9

6

6

19

4

5

78

9

4

16

12

2

II

7

3L

II

13

6

21

93

15

10

24

72

.. 68

10

18

33

16

,7

374

120

16

41

27

70

13

10

25

6

288

49

IS

9

3

3

3

2

2

4

7

7

78

18

2

2

2

2

2

2

15

8

5

2

\1arginal Workers

M

40

4

9

15

13

t:> ••

p

41

208

135

17

5

85

274

3

4

559

681

15

Non-Workers

M

42

313

710

342

262

499

656

1,003

515

103

p

43

426

1,328

6jo

581

955

1.397

1.761

1,069

612

86 7fJ

505

700

400

2,684

922

307

504

478

728

152

532

530

167

1.11-+

216

398

1.046 , 1,446

802

5,100

1.533

593

1.039

950

/.513

J67

617

!.!OJ

323

1,6[2

888

416

9J2

-------- - -- --

MANSA C. D. BLOCK

Location Name of vi1Jage Codtl (with Hadbast No.) No.

1 2

67 Barnala (116)

68 Narenderrura Urf (118) BaglianWli.lli.

69 Khara (119)

70 -Hirewa!a (120)

73 Nanga! Kalan (115)

75 Nanga! Khurd (113)

76 Jawaharke (114)

77 ~am Dittawala (17)

78 Kbokbar Kburd (74)

79 Khokbar Kalan (75)

80 Sadda Singhwala (12)

81 Kotli Kalan (9)

82 Kalho (10)

83 Aspal (13)

84 Man Bihrian (85)

85 Mussa (84)

86 GagowaJa (79)

87 Gehle (78)

88 Gharanllllc (80)

94 Makha (81)

URBAN

Area 01 Village in Hect­ares & oIC.D. block Town/ Ward in Sq. Kms.

3

930.00

686.00

773.00

542.00

2394.00

1093.00

1136.00

625.00

699.00

1138.00

818.00

1807.00

903.00

327.00

609.00

1233.00

542.00

523.00

664.00

1185.00

No. of Occupied Residen­tial Houses

4

472

204

234

207

998

325

505

281

267

450

326

548

312

79

236

446

118

249

314

429

372

No. of House­holds

5

480

210

234

207

1,001

325

506

281

268

450

326

552

312

80

236

458

118

249

314

429

Total Population (InCluding Institutional and Housel(!ss Population)

p

6

2,859

1.254

1.554

1.350

6,093

1,760

3,244

1.527

1.516

2,752

1.877

3.545

1.661

428

1,479

2,933

709

1,427

1.962

2. 644

M

7

1,522

649

820

756

3,180

940

1.775

803

826

1.449

994

1.892

904

252

815

1.523

372

776

1,066

1,439

II

8

1,337

605

734

594

2,913

820

1,469

724

690

1,303

883

1.653

757

176

664

1,410

337

651

896

1,205

VILLAGE PRIMARY

Total Population in tho age group 0-6

p

9

442

260

235

235

1,008

322

497

253

223

470

308

566

257

75

222

460

127

256

262

422

M

10

235

132

123

133

503

16&

279

122

122

250

167

296

159

42

113

220

67

152

156

236

p

II

MallSft

207

128

112

102

505

154

218

131

101

220

141

270

98

33

109

240

60

104

106

186

--_._--------------------------

3'73

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Litelates

M P M F M F

12 13 14 15 16 17

Tahsil (Part)

543 496 461 245

430 399 154 89

157 161 294 153

194 160 221 79

1.006 885 L075 632

403 359 301 184

575 475 725 359

333 315 308 132

267 226 261 107

600 526 530 244

281 264 476 247

459 401 504 293

271 236 387 185

2 1 94 38

213 181 240 72

462 465 520 281

168 154 149 95

172 162 324 104

418 330 292 92

:284 261 582 254 -_._--

---

INDusrRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Total Main Workers Cultivators

(1-1:X) 1

M P M

18 19 20

897 2 482

375 75

502 3 358

396 2 232

1,944 27 1.006

585 43 258

1.077 22 525

448 14 230

507 2 300

840 39 425

528 3 294

1.089 5 626

497 35 258

149 140

474 .2 326

941 9 584

2Q3 91

440 271

596 341

822 22 504 -_._ ------

P

21

30

4

Agricultural Labourers

II

M F

22 23

- --

319

264

105

115

573 4

279 12

328 7

164 10

177

280 34

115

289

119 2

1

118

291 g

88

III

239

185 18

374

MANSA C. D. BLOCK VlLLAGE PRIMARY

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY --------------------

Location Namll of village Livestock. Forestry. Mining and Manufacturing. Manufacturing, Code (with Hadbast No.) Fishing, Hunting QuarrYing Processing. S6l'vicing, Processing. Servicing No. and Plantations and Repairs in and Repairs in

Orchards & allied Household Industry other than Housc-activities / hold Industry

III IV Veal V (b)

M F M P M F M F

2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

Mansa

67 Barnala (116) 38

68 Narenderpura Urf Bagtian- (118) 2 7 4 wa1a

69 Khara (119) 4 1 9

70 Hirewala (120) 5

73 Nangal Kalan (115) 28 6 2 44

75 Nangal Khurd (113) 2 2 2

76 Jawaharke (114) 32 4 5 37 2

77 Ram Dittawala \77) 2 4 6

78 Khokhar Khurd (74)

79 Khokha Kalan (75) 2 16

80 Sadda Singhwala (72) 13 21 8

81 KotJi Kalan (9) lJ 4 14

~2 Kalho (10) 9 4 53 26

83 Aspal (73)

.84 Man Bibrian (85) 2 5 3

85 Mussa (84) 4 13 5

86 Gagowala (79) 2 4

87 Gehle (78) 1 17

88 Gharangne (80) 2 2

94 Makha (81) 7 4 2 43

375

PRIMARY CENSLS ABSTRACT

OF MA1N WORKERS ___..,...

----~--- Marginal Workers Non WorktUs Constructions Trade and Transport, Storage Other Servi~s

Commerce & Communications

VI VU VU1 IX

M F M F M F M P M P M P

32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43

TahSil (Pan)

3 19 7 28 2 625 1.335

4 3 7 9 274 604

5 7 13 2 318 731

3 4 5 32 1 360 59Z

·45 70 38 134 20 6 360 ;1.230 2.526

16 6 2 18 355 7n 18 24 30 79 6 1 4 697 1.443

3 17 2 4 18 2 5 353 705

.3 12 14 319 688

\14 17 44 42 22 314 581 950

5 15 13 44 2 4 20 462 860

19 42 17 74 4 803 1.648

3 14 15 22 7 298 406 424

3 2 3 103 176

2 9 3 6 1 380 341 282

2 6 3 33 1 582 1.401

1 4 3 9 1 169 336

4 11 7 18 336 651

2 8 131 470 765

6 26 11 36 2 3 617 1.180

URBAN PCA

377

Location Code No'

Name of Townl Ward

2

I. Rampura Pllol (M.e.)

Ward-I

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

II. Gonjana (M.e.)

Ward I

2

3

4

.5

6

7

8

9

10

11

Area ot Town) Ward in Sq. Kms.

3

5.76

9'00

No. of Occupied. Residen­tial Houses

378

No. 01 House­holds

Total Population (including Institutional and HouseIess Population)

URBAN PRIMARY

Total Population in the age group 0-6

------- ----- -------------

4

3,749

471

433

354

274

518

466

371

270

301

233

284

454

501

74

5

6,039

474

451

361

331

529

472

379

270

361

267

292

465

547

74

745 766

1,624 1,694

225 238

116

112

128

115

163

97

105

185

244

174

117

112

131

117

163

108

105

185

244

174

P

6

35,530

2.910

2.675

2.139

1.823

2.781

2.724

2.149

1.626

2.249

1.637

1.792

2.756

3.162-

510

M

7

18,718

1.549

1.383

1.156

958

1.4')3

1.412

1.108

835

1.190

863

924

1.518

1.686

260

4.597 . 2.383

10,415 5,459

1.406 736

749

680

886

73[

1,014

668

714

1.117

1.334

1. L 16

400

362

475

391

512

365

359

568

70~

588

p

8

16,812

1.361

1.292

983

865

1.288

1.312

1.041

191

1.059

114

868

1.238

1.476

250

2.214

4,956

670

349

318

411

340

502

303

355

549

631

528

p M

9 10

5,726 3,092

463

413

298

246

518

401

344

181

358

239

256

559

645

91

253

227

160

146

248

214

190

99

202

123

133

303

348

39

714 407

1,786 1,001

286 152

210

102

135

113

163

110

85

162

219

201

143

54

83

63

83

73

42

85

117

106

p

11

2,634

210

186

138

100

270

187

154

82

156

116

123

256

297

52

307

785

134

67

48

52

SO

80

37

43

77

102

95

379

CENSUS ABSTRACT

INDU3TRIAL CATEGORY OF M,,\lN WORKERS Sche<illted Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates -----------------------_..-_-__.

Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Labourers

(I-IX) I [I

----------- --------- ----- ---- ----_ ""_--- -------- --------M P M P M P M P M P M P

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

4,l!S 3,690 10,962 7,934 9,958 60S 1,188 2 772 I.

885 742 566 334 855 11 244 288

83 78 796 588 748 22 360 73

108 85 529 303 641 14 344 2 1()7

97 79 644 482 503 46 11 -,

450 411 749 418 877 34 63 95

80 55 1.054 826 742 39 24 3

61 66 786 626 557 5t 9 36

6 5 655 521 444 33

88 71 837 639 617 31 14 j

210 217 490 347 509 19 3S 3

130 135 730 593 493 36 3

1.111 931 454 215 804 23 49 66

378 763 721 SII 851 114 19 90

30 24 202 154 141 8

38 28 1.749 1,377 1,170 124 7 5

1,145 1,024 3,668 2,737 2,786 173 20 '148 1

501 479 432 165 354 5 2 118

146 123 182 194 198 15

26 22 262 190 220 10 3

71 74 337 246 246 26

5 3 307 240 196 20

27 25 370 315 258 18 ., 6

8 4 274 188 191 12

300 256 190 10

25 26 44 360 301 29 2 13

55 39 490 368 364 2() 3

275 229 300 215 268 , 3 "

380

URBAN PRIMARY

INDUSTR]AL CATEGORY Location Name of Townl - --- -_- -----. -~--- -- ------Code Wdru Livestock. Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Manufa.cturing, No. Fishing, Hunting Quarrying Processing, Servia- Processmg, Servic-

and Plantations ing and Repairs in ing and Repairs in Orchards & allied Household ]ndustry other than house-activities hold Industry

1ll IV V(a) V(b)

---_- ------- ----M F M F M F M F

1 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

J. Rampura Phu) (M.e.) 120 .:( 146 7 1,354 38

Ward-l 10 54 51

2 10 4 44

3 6 5 26

4 10 9 75

5 18 11 182

(j 14 3 117 S

7 17 29 62 2

8 3 42

9 2 112

10 4 79

11 2 85 4_

12 4 11 3 134 4

13 7 14 125 13

14 2 37

15 14 3 182 7

n. Goalllllll (M.e.) 35 40 4 339 7

Ward-l 2 38

2 10 4 11

3 18

4 10 21) 2

5 6 1 '1

6 5 27

7 2+

8 21

9 , 45 -

10 10 If 10! :>

11 3 7 2-l

CENSUS ABStRACT

OF MAIN WORKERS

Constructions

VI

Trade and Commerce

VII

381

Transport. Storage and

Communications

Vlll

Other Services Marginal Workers Non,Workers

IX

----_-- ----- -----..--- -.........,__..---..~-~---. ---,.-..--_,---- -----.----- ---- ----M

32

436

53

21

23

21

73

23

11

5

16

24

49

76

39

110

30 •

21

25

2

3

10

17

F

33

13

2

11

M

34

3,276

51

91

34

248

181

294

251

340

368

176

253

139'

177

71

602

1,346

54

95 178

122

138

132

138

143

152

115

79

F

35

49

2

2

4

2

3

2

2

2

9

19

10

2

:2

2

2

M

36

742

12

12

32

35

100

33 22'

8

42

24

50

164

125

14

69

158

31

21 ;}

23 3

19

2

6

14

26

9

F M

37 38

4 1,924

1

3

1

92

133

70

87

154

231

120

46

73

172

75

188

218

16

590

79

39

16

38

38

62

26

19

60

87

126

p

39

487

11

22

10

41

30

29

47

29

28 -

17

29

12

80

7

95

148

4

8

8

22

20

17

11

10

26

14

8

M

40

9

5

2

2

F M P

41 42 43

10 8,751 16,197

5

2

2

694

635

SOJ

450

616

670

551

391

573

354

431

714

833

119

1.211

2,673

382

202

142

229

195

254

174

169

267

339

3io

1,'350

1.269

969

819

1,254

1,273

990

758

1,023

755

832

1.213

1.360

242

2,090

4,783

665

334

308

385

320

484

291

345

520

611

52()

Looation Code No.

Name of Town/ Ward

2

Ill. Bathinda (M.C.)

Ward-l

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

Area of Townl Ward in Sq. Kms.

No. of Occupied. Residen­tial Houses

3 4

97.00 28,840

1.222

1,894

1,063

1,209

917

1.426

1.398

1.350

1.572

1.495

1.386

736

449

766

628

537

877

708

795

663

687

733

10.90

1.031

1.072

1.010

2.126

382

No. of House­holds

Total Population (including Institutional and Houseless population)

URBAN PRIMARY

Total Population in the age grOUP 0-6

-----:----------- --------------p M

5 6 7

30,495 1,59,042 85,286

1.287

1.953

1,171

1,366

1.149

1.550

l,565

1.457

1.644

1.680

1,461

777

456

902

647

537

880

708

808

672

699

734

1.094

1.031

1.072

1.049

2,146

5,457

8.533

6,222

7,071

6,094

7.534

7,562

6,530

8.024

8.4~9

8,244

5.386

2.591

5.034

3.449

3.469

5.059

4.318

5.059

4.133

4.085

4.032

5.621

5.196

5.729

5.393

10,742

2.947

4,560

3.355

3,779

3.228

3,957

4.087

3.444

4.396

4,825

4,494

2,851

1.358

2637

1.835

1.813

2.651

2,276

2,615

2,213

2,156

2,170

2.987

2,820

3.069

2.878

5,885

F

8

73,756

2,510

3,973

2,867

3,298

2,866

3.577

3,475

3.086

3628

3.644

3,750

2.535

1.233

2.397

1.614

1.656

2.408

2.042

2.444

1.920

1.929

1862

2.634

2.376

2.660

2.515

4.857

p M F

9 10 11

26,301 14,350 11,951

1,046

1.367

1,022

1,162

1.050

1.051

1,103

854

1.225

1.675

1.661

1.072

445

764

434

559

696

616

839

701

507

,563

1.042

760

993

983

2.091

583

770

569

634

573

610

627

484

674

920

874

539

214

414

235

305

38~

364

458

389

284

307

523

404

548

529

1.131

463

597

453

528

477

441

476

370

551

755

787

533

231

350

199

254

308

272

381

312

223

256

519

356

445

454

960

383

CENSUS ABSTRACT

Schedu£e(f Castes Scbeduled Tribes Literates

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Total Main Workers Cultivators

(I-IX) I

Agricultural Labourers

II

-~---------- --------- -~--~--- ---------- --------- --------M F

12 13

17,088 15,178

831

690

91

560

813

a77

193

255

443

2,366

2,386

1.852

644

231

220

244

37

JI9

575

11

327

1,058

320

756

504

1,384

739

636

83

498

746

175

154

211

377

1.997

2,120

1,664

613

210

184

236

37

122

482

8

289

998

288

655

441

1.214

M F

14 15

M

16

56,070

1.941

3,194

2.414

2.495

1.989

3,135

2.978

2.857

2,968

2.199

2.114

1,402

864

1.947

1.228

1.237

2.051

1.783

1.935

1,399

1,721

1,533

1,740

1.752

2.039

1.919

3,236

p M p

17 18 19

39,42Z 42,230 3,550

1,445'

2.294

1,750

1.750

1.482

2,589

2.121

2,339

1.977

1.028

1.181

855

632

1.520

861

923

1.688

1.436

1.564

969

1.387

1.077

1,021

931

1.395

1.262

1.945

1.533

2.175

1,652

1.662

1,608

1.900

1.988

1.706

2,242

2.551

2.266

1,402

682

1,363

904

811

1.209

1,163

1,329

1.093

1.173

1,159

1,482

1.380

1.465

1,411

2.921

92

222

136

213

164

317

221

308

224

82

189

59

32

86

62

70

120

89

102

83

67

63

80

40

112

179

138

M

20

1,479

100

125

45

14

34

68

99

32

68

52

20

170

13

25

34

50

50

10

10

22

69

33

191

41

10

94

p

21

82

3

5

71

M

22

1,285

11

94

29

90

26

10

1l

28

43

447

34

16

7

7()

2

13

34

8

3

6

40

75

49

18

121

p

23

35

25

1

1

2

3

384

tTimAN PRIMARY

- ----INDUSTRIAL CATt£GORY

Lucation Name of Town! ~- ~-'-'-- _. ,-

Code Ward Livestock: Forestry. Mining and Manufacturing, Manufacturing, No. Fishing, Hunting Quarrying Processing, Servic- Pro(;(1ssing, Servic-

and Plantations ing, and Repairs in ing and Repairs in Orchards & allied Household -Industry other than House-activities hold Industry

III IV V (a) V (b)

---__,-----_- -- - -_. __ M F M F M F M F

1 2 24 25 26 27 2S 29 30 3l

III. Bathinda (M,e.) 801 42 4 558 45 6,965 187

Ward-l 3 1,068 20

2 15 3 2 4 39

3 31 2 )4 193

4 39 3 40 4 247 3

5 30 51 291 11

6 95 8 2 25 216 3

7 75 3 46 262

8 80 4 40 2 133 8

9' 67 4 32 618' 21

10 24 13' 767' 23-

11 37 3 27 508 17

12 IS" 5 234 7

13 7 9) 2

14 11 18 6 189 6

15 7 35 91

16 14 27 87 2.

17 15 2 4 2 175 4

18 9 40 2 127 4

r9 7 28 5 174- 2

20 6 2 2 156 3

21 7 10 167 2

22 10 114

23" 18 27 185 19

24' 53 2 8 93 2

25 33 16 3 171 17

26 11 19 6 In 2

27 79 1: 28 3 336 7 ---

385

CENSVS ABSTRACT

OF MAIN WORKERS _......-_.-~_,_.d ___ ___ .---________________ , ___ -_. ___ _,,__

Construotions

VI

---.-.--_..-_ _....,-M F

32

1,873

19

114

65

120

52

94

115

69

61

132

179

32

24

31

29

37

21

21

23

S4

12

80

138

39

87

51

174

33

57

30

1

3

1

2

5

2

3

2

2

2

Trade and Commerce

VII

M F

34

11,358

4S

29

555

450

493

520

380

414

358

204

493

329

239

792

360

318

587

656

748

532

713

504

207

123

354

370

585

35

200

2

2

13

23

16

12

15

14

5

3

12

5

4

3

2

14

7

9

5

7

3

2

3

10

7

Transport, Storage and

Communications

vm

M F

36

4,995

31

19

105

94

153

108

189

208

139

343

305

262

172

95

65

47

54

41

54

72

52

130

502

372

292

500

591

37

81

7

4

2

2

3

3

3

2

4

4

4

3

11

16

6

Other Services

M F

38

12,911

256

1,738

608

568

478

762

811

652

856

569

663

336

137

195

213

231

301

246

251

263

187

245

332

424

422

254

913

39

2,821

69

180

112

175

132

288

199

276

192

26

151

43

26

67

58

63

98

73

81

67

58

56

50

30

70

72

109

Marginal Workers Non-Workers

M F M F

40 41 42 43

2S

17

7

295 43,031

2

277

9

5

1.414

2,385

1,703

2,117

1,620

2,057

2,082

1,738

2,154

2,274

2.221

1.449

676

1,274

931

1.001

1,442

1,113

1,286

1,120

983

1.0'.11

1.505

1,440

1,604

1.467

2.964

69,911

2.418

3,751

2.730

3,085

2,70,)

3,260

2,977

2,777

3.404

3,553

3.556

2,476

1,20l

2,311

1,552

1.586

2,288

1.953

2.342

1.837

1,862

1.799

2.554

2.336

2,548

2,336-

4.719

Location Name of Townl Code Ward No.

IV. Bhucho Mandi (M.e.) Ward-l

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

l1

V. Kot Fatta (M.e.)

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

VI. Sangat (M.e.)

Ward-l

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

Area of Town/­Ward in Sq. Kms.

386

No. of No. of Occupied House­Re'siden'-. holds tial Houses

3 4

Total Population (including .. Institutional and Houscless P.opulatiOli)

p M R

, 8

2'20 ~ i,ch; 1,686 '10,006 5,266

1,016

242

566

529

518

250

344

412

393

641

355

4,m 918

212

495

480

444

214

316

389

358

562

352.

'J

0.39

1'24

344

67

164

182

161

65

90

127

113

204

114

982

98

136

116

109

147

78

76

142

80

462

50

45

66

51

76

67

38

32

37

345 1,934

72

176

183

167

65

90

131

139

204

114

983

98

137

116

109

147

78

76

142

80

471

54

45

66

51

76

71

38

32

38

454

1.061

1.009

962

464

660

801

751

1.203

707

5,611

531

778

651

642

704

502

438

871

494

2.731

280

298

375

290

476

382

206

186

238

2,972

277

415

348

337

379

264

237

450

265

1;415

152

149

202

155

239

197

110

84

127

2,639

254

363.

303

30,S

32~

238

201

421,

229

1,316

128

149

173

135

237

185

96

102

111

URBAN PRIMARY

Total POPtllation'in the age group 0-6

p_

1,'193

319

51

203

185

206

73

103

137

153

245

118

921

77

148

120

120

110 . 83

63

129

71

467

51

53

64

54

95

67

24

23

36

M

to

9Si 17)

30

112

96

l12

37

46

65

85

121

68

486

36

81

60

65

56

46

36

69

37

227

2S

32

31

30

39

28

14

9

19

F

II

H42

140

21

91

89

94

36

57

72

68

124

50

435

41

67

60

55

S4

37

27

6

34

240

26

21

33

24

56

39

10

14

17

CENSL'S ABSTRACT

Scheduled Castes

-----------M P

12

94

280

244

.293

9

,197

263

349

3

1.09~

42

58

223

293

.375

92

C'

12

17

9

68

135

13

22

13

88

256

218

247

8

174

241

321

6

954

45

48

185

259

320

84

8

.5

273

9

17

8

81

128

16

14

Scheduled Tribes

14 15

387

Literates

l\l, F

16

30,53

687

197

199

274

276

191

284

247

151

274

273

1.309

191

198

103

135

116

103

116

192

155

824

110

91

143

117

141

67

53

43

59

17

1.984

482

137

117

161

155

138

207

137

96

105

249

784

123

102

68

70

57

7l

68

140

85

547

63

87

83

89

100

30

27

38

30

-INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

1ot~1 ,Main Workers

(I-IX)

M P

18

2,705,

517

135

265

163

24~

142

201

225

204

319

191

1.674

156

241

219

184

197

129

128

265

155

80~

91

83

98

88

125

123

61

57

75

19

232

29

Il

18

15

38

6

3

15

67

16

14

43

7

8

8

2

6

3

4

41

7

10

5

6

9

Cultivators

I

M P

20

153

40

25

31

11

5

35

4

677

57

25

73

54

17

70

83

195

103

194

7

2

4

2

11

30

39

49

50

21

10

(j

2

1

Agrictrltutaf' Labourers

II

----M P

22

206

5

121

27

15

23

425 I'

3

38

112

84

119

37

8

12

12

~~o

5

22

7l

13

17

23

2

18

2

6

16

8

2

4

388

URBAN PRIMARY

INDUSfRIAL CATEG_QRY Location Name of Town/ Code Ward Livestock. Forestry. Mining and Manufacturing. Manufacturing. No. Fishing. Hunting QUarrying Processing. Servic- PlOcessing, Servia-

and Plantations jng. and Repairs in ing and Repairs in Orchards & allied Household Industry other tha!1. House-activities hold Industry

III IV V (a) V (b)

---~------- -- ------- ------_-- -- ... ---M P M II M P M II

----_ 2 24 25 26 27 2g 29 30 31

IV. Bhucho Mandi (Nt.C.) 21 1 1 48 6 361 7

Ward-l 7 I:! 86

2 :! i3

3 5 11

4 5 5 3 30

5 4 32

6 9 14

7 28

8 4 7 39

9 1 6 20 5

10 2 52

11 1 36

V. Kot Fatta (M.C.) 31 84 3 51

Ward-l 4 17 10

2 3 23 2 17

3 7 5 ..;

4 10 4

5 14 19

6 .) 5

7 2 2

8 3 5

9 2 3

VI. Sangat (M.C.) 7 57 7 54

Ward-l 3 17

2 13 4 3

3 ') 18

4 9

5 24

6 5 ., 3

7 3

8

9

389

CENSL'S ABSTRACT

-------OF MAIN WORKERS

---------------------.-------------_._-_._------- Marginal Workers Non-Workers Constructions Trade and Transport, Storage Other Serv ices

Commerce and Communications

VI VII VIII IX

------------ ------!....--- --------- ____ R __ • ___ _- -----_- -------_ M F M F M F M F M F M F

32 33 34 3S 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43

96 1,067 21 220 3 532 156 2,561 4,508

9 216 1 42 100 27 499 889

88 5 25 11 107 201

52 50 15 301 477

28 43 1 29 65 to 266 465

29 39 29 84 13 275 406

108 2 8 5 lOS 208

158 2 13 2 143 313

7 88 4 26 34 8 187 374

6 34 34 103 53 189 291

9 130 12 45 23 2 322 546

7 HI 2 5 27 10 164 338

64 115 65 162 22 46 1.298 2,550

3 29 17 16 7 121 247

10 55 9 61 5 174 355

2 5 3 8 129 302

6 23 46 153 251

10 2 15 182 323

7 7 2 135 232

4 6 11 11 109 198

10 6 17 16 3 185 417

19 11 5 3 110 225

4 1 258 13 1 84 32 614 1,275

51 2 10 6 61 121

1 48 ;; 12 6 66 139

41 3 18 '4 104 168

66 11 5 67 129

3 47 <-I 12 d 114 228

0 74 185

3 3 1 49 9i

6 27 101

1 6 52 110

Location Name of Townl <3ode VVard No.

2

vn. Raman (M.e.)

Ward-l

z S

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

vm. Maur (M.e.) VVard~l

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

Area of Town! Ward in Sq. Kms.

3

3.99

4.80

No. of Occupied, Residen­tial Houses

4

2,809

272

254

220

138

164

239

255

155

175

154

282

314

187

3,744

347

230

388

308

216

199

226

255

280

374

294

208

419

3.90

No. of House­holds

5

2,911

273

254

232

145

164

252

266

169

184

158

290

324

200

4,038

356

238

399

355

236

199

237

278

308

374

370

229

459

Total Population (Including Institutional and Hous-eless Population)

p

6

17,275

1.789

1.438

1,335

990

877

1.400

1.490

1.138

1.113

1.014

1.729

1.794

1.168

25,180

2.176

1.573

2.290

1.945

1,494

1.345

1.591

1.793

2.019

2.206

2,444

1.530

2.774

M

7

9,247

949

768

723

521

484

732

820

606

567

542

950

954

631

13,517

1.160

832

1,223

1,132

769

704

858

979

1.085

1.139

1.290

835

1.511

p

8

8,028

840

670

612

469

393

668

670

532

546

472

779

840

537

11,663

1.016

741

1.067

813

725

641

733

814

934

1.067

1.154

695

1.263

URBAN PRIMARY

Total Population in the age group 0-6

p

9

3,106

382

236

274

125

124

243

320

169

184

178

360

293

218

4,265

396

256

390

267

218

188

296

293

334

478

452

209

488

M

10

1,672

197

126

139

76

73

128

181

94

88

108

201

145

116

2,282

206

134

193

145

126

108

174

165

171

239

239

110

272

p

11

1,434

185

110

135

49

51

115

139

75

96

70

159

148

102

1,983

190

122

197

122

92

80

122

128

163

239

213

99

216

CENSUS ABSTRACT

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Literates

391

1NDUS'tRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Total Main Workers Cultivators

(I-IX) I

Agricultural Labourers

II

----,_ ... _-- -- ---------- --------- ----_--_-- -------- -----_--M

12

2,610

735

18

474

56

97

288

3

30

2

429

119

359

796

61

286

52

.5

229

493

450

622

806

141

155

F

13

2,246

648

11

419

36

87

242

3

40

4

366

87

303

3,515

698

68

267

36

11

177

386

378

583

701

115

95

M p

14 15

M

16

4,837

364

580

284

354

370

451

278

470

415

399

353

441

78

6,152

313

320

352

684

567

554

439

345

396

425

473

555

729

F

17

3,181

131

408

92

368

248

320

159

346

328

312

191

248

30

4,059

129

160

173

408

476

429

310

269

279

213

316

440

457

M

18

5,180

494

421

393

271

273

387

460

346

331

280

520

566

438

7,256

625

495

667

688

411

372

424

551

580

546

644

447

806

p

19

340

10

30

57

8

23

12

30

16

12

15

76

51

357

19

12

28

22

21

14

28

12

48

71

33

43

M

20

632

10

22

26

3

6

20

10

22

4

13

51

267

178

1,547

168

365

310

29

8

2

19

222

321

25

4

2

72

F

21

4

3

3

3

M

22

604

14

1

214

8

15

101

250

1~O~9

308

47

129

90

40

281

55

16

114

9

F

23

6

25

70

15

2

2

22

2

21

392

lJ RBAN PRiM: AR Y

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF Location Name of Town/ ---...-.---,,__----------------------------~---Code Ward Livestock. Forestry. Mining and Manufacturing, Manuf acturing. No. Fishing. Hunting ~uarrying Processing. Servicing, Processing Servic-

and Plantations, and Repairs in ing and Repairs Orchards & allied Household 1ndustry in houSehold activities 1ndustry

Il1 IV V(a) V(b)

----.......... ----- -_-_---- ---------- -_ .. _------M P M P M F M F

1 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

VII. Raman (M.C.) 68 18 51 13 85) 20

Ward-l 2 J 5 217

2 76

3 5 64

4 H

5 2 63 3

6 26 4 3 2 93

7 5 2 73 13

8 4 41

9 1 55

10 3 20

11 13 8 58

12 14 13 16 2 64- 1

13 2

VIII. Maur(M.C.) 89 1 1 166· 10 891 33

Ward-l 6 3 38

2 4 9 12

3 17 5 llS 3

4 3 .j. 2Q1

5 6 5 39 3

6 17 3 40

7 5 2 29

8 4 3 7

9 13 8

10 4 52 3 49

11 2 55 III 19

12 5 1 36

13 20 1 10 203 6

OF MAIN WORKERS

Constrtlctions

VI

l'rade and Commarce

VII

393

Transporf, Storage and

Communications

VIJ]

Other Services Marginal Workers Non Workers

IX

___ -------- ____ ~ __ __,_ ~ ___ ___.._____ _~ ____ - ___ _________ _ .. __ r _ ___ _

r

M

32

112

15

9

15

2

15

11

5

6

27

7

9

11

8

18

2.

40

52

15

3

42

33

7

5

16

5

M

34

1,757

91

235

117

200

133

117

61

215

203

210

149

21

5

1;S70

21

6

17

211

301

251

215

6

44

120

177

240

261

P

35

49

3

1

3

38

6

2

4

30

7

3

4

M

36

313

21

20

47

2

17

39

43

20

24

5

44

31

377

20

17

i7 17

10

6

48

31

105

41

9

5l

F

37

8

3

4

2

2

M

38

784

116

57

117

29

49

74

42

44

31

23

155

45

2

1,000

44

26

45

122

41

48

48

21

68

113

135

151

13il

P

39

189

3

27

51

8

17

4

4

13

12

14

29

7

164

4

4

27

12

18

8

3

5

12

18

29

24

M

40

7

13

I)

2

F

41

18

6

2

19

12

4

M P

42 43

4,060 7,660

455

343

3~9

250

::'11

345

35,9

260

236

262

430

387

193

83)

6H

553

461

370

655

639

516

534

457

703

770

537

6,2~8 11,294

337

55\)

4-U

358

33.!

42.~

42.0

5'13

593

646

383

705

997

741

1.051

7S5

703

620

711

730

922

1,019

1,077

662

1.210

Localion Code No.

Name of Town/ Wlird

2

IX Mansa (MC.)

Ward-I

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

-.

Area of Town! Ward in Sq. Km~.

3

20.00

No. of Occupied Residt:n­tial Houses

4

!).O87

745

1.0n

460

540

530

686

593

350

476

518

fi7I

358

353

392

380

547

457

-

~94

No. of House­holds

Total Population (including Institutional and Houseless Population)

--------~------P M F

5 (I 7 8

9,420 53,089 29,401 25,688

784 4.079 2.261 1.818

1.039 5.212 2.789 2.423

461 2.869 1.513 1.356

546 3.128 1630 1.498

531 3.061 1.602 1.479

743 4.246 2.241 2,005

619 3.780 2,054 1.726

361 2,219 1.201 1.018

487 2.862 1.490 1,372

555 3,228 1,733 1,495

702 4.148 2.236 1.912

378 2,437 1.253 1,184

362 2.352 1.236 1,116

392 2.606 1.372 1.234

404 2.453 1.325 1,128

550 3.343 1.788 1.555

500 3,046 1.677 1,369

URBAN PRIMARY

Tolal Population in the age group (0-6)

-----------_ P M F

9 10 11

9,266 5,131 4,115

827 459 368

841 471 370

4&3 276 207

512 286 226

533 293 240

793 448 345

665 369 296

394 21<1 1<18

430 233 197

467 257 210

640 345 295

371 192 179

357 213 144

395 235 160

424 247 177

601 328 273

543 283 260

- 395

(::ENSUSABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CATBGORY OF MAIN WORKERS Sch.dulod Castes Scheduled l'ribes Literates -----_.

10tal Main Workers Cultivatms Agricultural Labourers

(I-IX) II

---_. __ ---_._ --~-..,----- -------~--

-_._.-_-_-- ------- ---------M F M F M P M P M P M F

12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

8,311 5,308 17,132 11,870 15,359 999 1,013 61 1,704 152

1,239 1,012 789 390 1,185 112 176 53 91 3

460 425 1.790 1.157 1.432 113 56 1 28

314 257 1,00S 722 766 30 18 1 34

38 44 1,177 918 812 70 18 2

40 36 1.125 852 804 49 7 34

796 672 1.092 725 1.152 68 69 120

521 483 988 597 1.112 53 28 1 429 3

153 127 857 594 623 46 11 23

25 21 1.166 878 774 57 10 ,59

39 31 1.254 940 973 S8 17 32

72 67 1.373 950 1.259 SO 65 1 98 3

5 4 881 681 688 27 6

16 16 881 672 671 12 32 25

131 102 975 749 686 16 19 '36

376 318 519 337 707 19 255 2 132

1.029 850 527 326 878 ; 176 163 2 399 140

1,057 843 733 382 837 43 63 162

~96

'UitBAN piUMARY

INDUSTRIAL CATEqORY OF -_._--- _..- ........ - ... _----------_--

Loaation Name of Townj livestock, Forestry, Mining and Manufacturing, Manufacturing. Colle Wiitd Pishlri~, Honting Quarrying Processing, ServiciIIg Procossing, Servicing N6. and Plantations, and Repairs in and Repairs In

Orahards & allied Household Industry other than House-activities hold Industry

1II IV V(a) V(b)

--- ~----- ------ -----~ ---------

i 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

d Mansit (M C ) 237 3 1 328 20 1:641 75

1 24 52 2 i16 8

2 47 26 2 433 28

3 9 38 1 94 1

4 15 28 1 101 2

5 11 46 1 125

~ 14 1 15 161 11

7 26 1 1 26 7 209 .5

8 8 7 57 2

9- .5 92

10 30 10 2 224 2

H 4 23 3 334 11

12 12 4 123

13 7 '(I 92

1A 4 9 137

15 6 9 1 114

1'6 13 20 42 2

~7 2 9 87 1

3.9.7

CENS{)S ABSTRACT

OF MAiN WORKERS --------------_-_---...__,----..-_---------

Constr uctions Trade and Transport, Storage & Othel Services Marginal Workers Non-Workers Commerce Communications

VI VIl VlII IX

----_-_-----.-- -------- ------_-- ----...._.----- --------- ---------M F M P M F M F M F M F

32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43

584 20 5,096 40 1805 3 2,670 623 46 139 13,996 24,350

45 184 12 97 300 33 1,075 1,706

113 (j 269 5 172 288 71 16 101 1,341 2,209

54 340 2 50 129 24 2 7 745 1,319

22 2 390 4 24 2 212 59 818 1.428

44 322 45 170 47 798 1,4&0

102 2 192 6 219 .. 260 47 1.089 1.987

23 156 1 63 151 35 ,

942 1,673

33 309 47 128 43 578 972

11 443 5 7 147 52 25 691 1,315

30 401 1 74 155 52 760 1,437

5 516 1 8S 129 31 979 1,861

6 458 11 68 27 565 1.157

5 431 21 52 11 565 1.084

4 361 19 97 16 686 1.318

25 72 42 52 14 2 30 616 1,079

32 10 34 62 113 22 910 1.379

30 218 2 47 219 39 840 1,326

Location Name of Town/ Code Ward No.

2

X Budhlada (M C )

Ward-l

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

Xl Bareta (M.C.)

Ward-1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

Are~ of Town & Ward in Sq. Kms.

3

5.18

4.00

No. of Occupied Residen­tial Houses

4

3,014

213

189

189

416

148

127

246

431

170

351

281

141

112

1,947

239

124

130

211

174

193

163

157

191

172

193

398

No. lor Hou~e· holds

Total Population (including Jnstitutional and Houseless Population)

URBAN PRIMARY

Total Population in the aiel group 0-6

--------~------ -~------------

5

3,157

245

196

195

422

148

140

260

459

196

356

281

145

114

1,965

239

1,33

130

212

174

193

163

165

191

172

193

p

6

18,717

1.51$

1,.352

1~096

2.362

882

852

1.459

2.419

1.297

2,056

1,798

957

672

11,537

1.369

753

838

1,291

1,027

1,137

953

929

1,136

999

1,085

M F

7 8

9,886 8,831

793 722

699 653

,575 521

1.241 1,121

468 414

466 386

790 669

1.311 1.108

674 623

1.073 983

946 852

495 462

355 317

6,092 5,445

732 657

383

442

673

541

601

520

488

601

523

588

370

396

618

486

536

433

441

535

476

497

p M

9 10

3,118 1,699

282 144

177 93

164 82

373 205

159 82

128 85

264 152

468 243

211 .. 114

301 174

339 192

180 91

72 42

2,063

299

135

107

250

184

190

140

150

184

203

221

1,114

166

73

129

100

105

~l

77

94

105

124

F

11

1,419

138

84

82

168

17

43

112

.225

97

127

147

89

30

949

133

62

47

121

84

85

59

73

90

98

97

399

CENSUS ABSTRACT

INDUSTRIAL CA'1!EGPRY OF MAIN WORKERS Scheduled Tribes Scbadul6d Castos Literates ------------------------------Iotal Mail] Workers Cultivators Agricultural

Labourers

(I-IX) 1 11

---~-- ------ -------- ---,------ ---_----- ------- --------M P M P M F M P M P M F

12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

1,598 1,361 6,433 4,618 5,116 341 168 1 295 14

196 179 393 307 '4H1 33 14 4

578 369 342 9 1

30 18 446 330 291 27 5 2

242 184 788 559 608 54 27 64

17 12 370 267 187 11 2

3 4 350 266 226 14 1

:116 97 492 343 437 16 36 24

273 249 684 435 704 22 50 1 12

2 1 504 385 374 11 10

26 19 780 602 564 39 12 9 2

424 354 477 337 519 66 7 105 12

269 244 278 187 ~54 29 3 15

293 231 194 10

1,504 1,308 3,OS9 1,921 3,304 1(i2 703 382 2

243 199 345 181 385 14 8 91

8 7 218 223 195 14

3 3 346 236 233 18 9

93 81 412 279 336 32 3 4

72 59 392 279 287 31 1 18 1

165 139 373 244 335 22 1 24

202 121 294 6 188 37

152 146 155 76 252 14 74 53

127 91 227 142 364 7 223 57

309 293 113 56 303 113 161

332 290 216 84 320 3 83 137 1

400

URBAN PRIMARY

INDUSTRIAL CA1RGORY --------~-- --_.------. ...... -.._,-----_ ....... - _,--_- .. __

Locatioq. Name of Town! Livestock, Forestry. . Mining and Manufaoturing, Manufacturing --Code Ward Pishing, H~nting Quarrying Plocessing .. S~rviaing Processing, Ser~ioing No. and PlantationS, and R.epalrs In and Repairs in

Orchards & allied Household Indusnry other than House-activities hold Industry

III IV V(a) V(b)

--------- -------- .........__------ --------M P M P M p M P

1 2 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

X Budhlada (M.e,) 78 108 4 966 19

Ward-l 1 29 59

2 1 52

3 5 50

4 12 12 104

5 46

6 1 12 3 24

7 3 25 48.

8 47 10 286 J

9 1 79 2

10 3 9 76

11 8 4 1 89 9

12 29 2

13 24 2

XI Barela (M.e.) 47 3 213 17 281 1()<

1 10 3 79 32

2 2 10 2 9

3 3 5 1 28

4 2 39 13 41 1

5 37

6 S 6S 28

7 13 3 12 2

8 6 5 39 6

9 2 2 30 1

10 2 3

11 1 5 22

401

CENSUS ABSTRAcr

OF MAIN WORKERS . "'on~Workers ----~ ------ --_--.------, --. -. -- .- Marginal Workers

Constructions Trade and Transport, Storage Other Services Commerce &

Communications

VI VII VIII IX

---------- --~--~- --~--,-~- __,,--.------ ---.... -_--M F M F M F M r M F M F

32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43

140 1 2,195 27 3<16 4 800 271 3 44 4,;117 8,446

4 168 2 49 88 30 377 689

3 237 6 42 9 357 644

9 166 2 10 44 25 284 494

28 209 30 122 54 632 1.067

91 2 44 11 281 408

2 144 6 36 11 240 392

35 125 89 52 15 1 3 352 650

28 97 1 69 105 17 39 607 1,047

10 214 19 40 9 300 612

13 310 4 32 100 33 508 944

4 1 220 18 36 # 2 46 23 2 427 784

3 82 11 50 27 241 433

132 7 1 31 7 161 307

68 94S 12 10~ 361 118 S 2,788 5,278

12 84 15 54 ]0 347 643

2 ISO 21 11 188 356

162 3 23 17 209 378

16 158 1 11 62 17 4 337 582

2 185 1 7 36 29 254 455

3 140 4 12 57 18 266 514

7 10 5 19 4 226 427

14 20 4 21 20 4 236 426

2 13 7 28 5 237 528

6 4 2 12 1 220 475

4 19 20 29 2 268 494 --- -----

APPENDIX I

"DETAILS OF C.D. BLOCKS INCLUDED UNDER VARIOUS TAHSILS

AND TAHSlLWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

403

405

ApPENDIX 1

DEIAILS OF Co Do BLOCKS INCLUDBD UNDER VARIOUS TAHSILS OF BATHINDA mSlRICl

Name 01 Tahsil

1

Rampura Phul

Balhinda

la,lwandi Saba

Batbinda

Mansa

Name of C.D. Block

2

lUlu!

RampuIa

Eathinda

Nathana

Sang at (PaIt)

San~at (Part)

lalwandi Sabo (Part)

lalwandi S,!lbo (Part)

Jhunir

Budhlada

Mansa

Code

3

1

2

3

4

5

5

Ii

6

7

8

9

- -----Sr. No.

1

Districtl Tahsil! City/ Town

2

Total} Rural, Urhan

3

Area in km!.

4

~o. of Occupied Rresiden­tial House~

5

406

No. of House­holds

6

P

7

Total Population (including Institutional and Houseless Population)

M F

8 9

DISTRICT PRIMARY

P

Total Population in the age group 0 -6

M F

10 11 12

11. Bathinda Dlslrlct T 5551 00 254,848 261,928 1,359,963 829,849 730,114 257,303 138,099 119,406

R 5397·64 194,913 199,069 1,208,837 (\42,390 566,240 198,693 106,074 92,619

Rampura Phu! Tahsil

u

1

.R

U

Rampura Phul (MC) U

153· 36 59,935

875·16

869·40

5.76

5.76

2 Bathinda labsil 1 1,51,8.45

38.510

32.761

5.749

5,749

86,035

R 1,408·82 52.450

U 109.63 33.585

Goniana (M.C.) U

Bathinda (M.C.) U

BhudlO Mandi U (M.e.)

Kot Palla (M.e,) {.;

Sanga! (M.e.) U

3 Talwandi Sabo r Tahsil

Raman

MauT

R

U

(M.e.) u

(M.e.) U

4 Mansa Tahsil T

R

U

Mansa (M.e.) U

BUdh!ada (M.C.) u Barela (M.e.) {.;

9.00 1,664

97.00 28,840

2.00 1,637

0.39 982

1.24 462

950.44 36,079

941.65 29,526

8.79

3.99

4.80

2,192'25

2,163,07

29'18

20.00

5.18

4.00

6,553

2,804

3,744

94,224

80,176

14,048

9,087

3,014

1.947

62,859 351,133 187,259 183,874

39,009 241.634 128,677 112,957

32.970 206,104 109,959 96,145

6,039 35,530 18,718 16,812

6,039 35,530 18.718 16,812

90.086 507,651 268,390 239,261

54.757 319,846 167,992 151,854

35,329 187,805 100.398 87,407

1,694 10,415 5,459 4.956

30,495 159,042 85.286 73.756

1,686 10,006 5,266 4,740

983 5,611 2,972 2,639

471 2,731 1,415 1.316

37.222 230,281 122.820 107,461

30,273 187,826 100,056 87,770

6.949 42,455 22,764 19,691

2.911 17,275 9.247 8,028

4,038 25,180 13,517 11,663

95,611 580,397 309,962 270,435

81.069 495,054 264,583 230,471

14,542 85.343 45 379 39,964

9,420

3,157

1.965

55,089 29,401

18.717 9,886

11.537 6,092

25,688

8,831

5.445

38,812

38,415

32,689

5,726

5,726

32,013 26,187

20.661 17.754

17.569 15,120

3,092 2,634

3.092 2,634

85,190 45,940 39,250

53,922 28.925 24.997

31.268 17,015 14.253

1,786 1.001 785

26.301 14,350 11,951

1,793 951 842

921 486 435

467 227 240

37.921 20,246 17,675

30,550 16,292 14,238

7.371

3,106

4.265

95,979

81,532

14,447

9.266

3,118

2,063

3,954 3,417

1.672 1.434

2,282 1.983

51.252 44,727

43.288 38,244

7,964 6,483

5.151 4,1l5

1.699 1.419

1,114 949

CENSt S ABSTRACT

--- ---- ---

Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes

_- - ---_._--p M F p M p

13 14 15 16 17 18

4S6,596 243,765 212,831

378,466 202,051 176,415

78,130 41,714 36,416

72,317 38,661 33656

64,371 34,406 29,966

7,945 4,255 3,690

7.945 4,255 3,690

147)123 78,596 69,227

107,495 57,256 50,239

40,328 21,340 18,988

2,169 1,145 1,024

32,266 17,088 15,178

3,291 1.732 1,559

2,049 I,C95 954

553 280 273

68.675 36,866 31.809

56,208 30.160 26,048

12,467 6,706 5,761

4,856 2,610 2.246

7,611 4,096 3,515

i67.781 89,642 78,139

150,391 80,229 70.162

17,390 9,413 7,977

11,619 6,311 5,308

2,959 1,598 1,361

2.812 1,504 1.308

407

Literates

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS -- ---- ... _--------

Total Mai 1 Workers (I-IX)

p M F --- --- --- - ----p M

19 20 21 22 23

S60,435 349676 210,759 485,986 46!!,552

367,879 236,177 131,702 382,774 369,183

192,556 113,499 79,057 103,212 96,369

86,578 53.182 33,396 75,847 72,821

67,682 42,220 25,462 65,284 62,863

18,896 10,962 7,934 10,563 9,958

18,8.96 10,962 7,934 10,563 9,958

219,910 1.32860 87,050 151.612 144.351

109,512 67,936 41.576 97.377 94,155

110,398 64.924 45,474 54,235 50,196

6,405 3,668 2.737 2,959 2,786

95,492 56,070 39,422 45,780 42,230

5,037 3,053 1,984 2,937 2,705

2,093 1.309 784 1.717 1,674

}.371 824 547 842 801

73.706 47,712 25,994 73,564 70,427

55,477 36.723 18,754 60,431 57.991

18.229 10,989 7.240 13.113 12,436

8,018 4,837 3,181 5.520 5,180

10,211 6.152 4.059 7.613 7,256

180.241 115.922 64,319 184.963 177.953

135,208 89.298 45 910 159,682 154,174

45,033 26.624 18,409 25.281 23.779

29,002 17,132 11.870 16,358 15.359

11,051 (1,433 4,(118 5,457 5,116

4,980 3,059 1,921 3,46(; 3,304

F

24

20,434

13,591

11,843

3,026

2,421

(lOS

605

7,261

3,222

4,039

173

3,550

232

43

4L

3,137

2,440

697

340

357

7,010

5,508

1.502

999

341

162

Sr. District/ No. T~hsil/

City/Town

Total/ Rural} Urban

1 2 3

II. Batltlnda District T

1 Rampura PhuJ

R

U

T

R

U

Rampura Phul(M.C.)U

2 Batqinda Tahsil T

R

U

Goniana (M.e.) U

Bathinda (M.e.) U

Bhucho Mandi(M.C.)U

Kot Fatta (M.e.) U

Sangat (M.C.) U

3 Titlwandi Sabo Tahsil

t

R

U

RaR1an

'Maur

(M.e.) U

(M.C.) U

4 Man,sa. Tahsil T

R u

Mansa (M.e.) u

Budhlada (M.e.) U

Bareta (M.C.) U

Cultivators

J

p M

25 26

210.627 208.162

~02,(j89 200,388

7,938 7,774

36,463

35,273

1,190

1.190

50,549

47,933

2,616

20

1.'561

163

678

194

35,59'4

33,408

. 2,186

636

1,550

36,040

34.852

1,188

1,188

50,027

47,504

2,51)

20

1,419

153

677

194

35,0157

32,'88'8

2.,179

632

1,547

88,021 870,28

86,075 -85,144

1,946

1,074

169

703

1,884

1,013

168

703

40~

Ag~jcultural Labourers

F P

27 28

~,46S 125,339

2,.301 117,748

164 7,591

423

421

2

2

522

429

93

82

10

1

21.212

20.439

773

773

33,607

31.333

2.274

149

1,321)

234

441

130

521 20,347

520

7

4

3

993

931

62

61

1

18,552

1,795

636

1.159

50,173

47,424

2.749

'1,856

309

584

II

M

29

117,609

110,359

7,240

19.831

19.059

772

772

31.902

29,708

2,194

148

1,285

206

425

130

18,916

17.223

1.693

604

1,089

F

30

7,730

7,379

351

1,381

1,380

1

1

1.705

1,625

80

1

35

28

16

1.431

1.329

102

32

70

46,960 3,213

44,379' 3,045

2,581

1,704

295

582

168

152

14

2

DIStRICT PRIMARY

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY ..

Livestock. Forestry. Fishing. Hunting and Plarltations. Orchards and allied activities .

III

p M F

--------31

4,343

2,737

[,606

382

258

124

124

1,737

799

938

35

843

22

31

7

615

439

176

86

90

],609

1.241

368

240

78

50

32

4,208

2,674

1,534

378

258

120

120

1,679

784

895

35

801

21

31

7

581

424

157

68

89

1.570

1.208

362

237

78

47

33

135

63

72

4

4

4

58

15

43

42

1

34

15

19

18

1

39

33

6

3

3

409

CENSUS ABSTRACT

OF MAIN WORKERS -------_ .. _---_---.---- -,--- - - ,_ -------__ -- _--_- - ---------------Minning and Quarrying Manufacturing. Processing, Manufacturing. Processing,

Servicing and Repairs in Servicing and Repairs in Household Industry other than Household Industry

IV, V(a) V(b) ------------------------ ------"---- -...----._.,._.. ------------------P M F P M F P M F

34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

Hi 15 1 6,485 5,885 600 24,030 23,098 932

9 9 4,550 4,086 464 8,871 8,335 S31l

7 II 1 1,935 1,799 136 15,159 14,763 396

3 3 983 842 141 2.771 2,654 117

3 3 830 696 134 1.379 1.300 79

153 146 7 1,392 1,354 38

153 146 7 1,392 1.354 38

5 5 1,950 1.761 189 10,602 10,228 374

1.098 974 124 2,630 2,457 173

5 5 852 787 65 7.972 7,771 201

44 40 4 346 339 7

4 4 603 558 4S 7.153 6,966 187

1 54 48 6 368 361 7

87 84 3 51 51

64 57 7 54 54

4 3 1 1.121 1.027 94 2,781 2.654 127

3 3 881 810 71 978 904 74

1 1 240 217 23 1.803 1.750 53

64 51 13 879 859 20

1 1 176 166 10 924 891 33

4 4 2.431 2.255 176 7,876 7,562 314

3 3 1.741 1,606 135 3.884 3,674 210

1 690 649 41 3,992 3,888 104

1 348 328 20 2,716 2,641 7S

112 108 4 985 966 19

230 213 17 291 .l8) 10

Sr. District/T:lhsil/ Ne>. City/Town

1 2

11 Bathlnda District

Rampura Phu I Tabsil

Total/ Rural} Urban

3

T

R

U

T

R

U

Rampura Phul (Me) U

2 Bathinda Tahsil

Goniana (M.e.)

Bathinda (M.e.)

T

R

U

U

U

Bhucho Mandi (M.C.) U

Kot Patta (M.e.)

Sangat (M.e.)

3 l'alwandi Sabo Tahsil

Raman (M.e.)

Maur (M.e.)

4 Mansa Tahsil

Mansa

U

U

T

R

U

U

U

T

R

V

U

Budhlada (M.C.) U

Barela (M.e.) U

p

43

5,723

3,829

1.387

938

449

449

4.099

1.894

2.205

110

1.930

96

64

5

1.017

675

362

119

243

3.029

2.216

813

604

141

68

Constructions

VI

M

44

9,400

5,686

3,714

1.373

937

436

436

4.025

J.878'

2.147

110

1.873

96

64

4

1.012

673

339

112

227

2.990

2.198

792

584

140

68

..

410

Trade and Commerce

F P

45 46

1S2 41,202

37 11,453

11S 29,749

14

1

13

13

74

16 .58

5.209

1.884

3.325

3.325

16.551

2.175 c

14.376

1.356

57 11.558

1,088

116

258

5.250

1,511

3.733

1.806

1.927

14.192

5.877

8.315

5.136

2.222

9.57

VII

M

47

40,548

11,265

29.283

5.132

1.856

3.276

3.276

16.270

2.126

14.144

1.346

11.358

1.067

115

258

5.120

1.493

3.627

1.757

1,870

14,026

5.790

8.236

5.096

2.19.5

945

P

48

654

188

466

77

28

49

49

281

49

232

10

200

21

1

130

24

106

49

57

166

87

79

40

27

12

DISTRICT PRIMARY

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY

Transport. Storage and Communications

VIII

P M

:49 50

12,784 12,645

4,23S

8,549

1.278

532

746

746

6,621

1.082

5.539

161

5.016

223

6.5

14

1.313

613

700

321

379

3,572

2,008

1.564

1,090

370

104

4,207

8,438

1,274

532

742

742

6.523

1.072

5,4.51.

158

4.995

220

65

13

1.295,

605

690

313

377

3.553

1.998

1.555

1.085

366

104

F

51

139

28

III

4

4

" 98

10

88

3

81

3

18

8

10

8

2

19

10

9

.5

4

411

CENSUS ABSTRACT

OF MAIN WORKERS

----.-- .----_---_ -Other Services Marginal Workers Non.Workers

IX

-----.,...._---~--- ----~ - ----- --- ~ ----_..--._ _----------------_-p M F P M F P M F

52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60

SI,608 43,982 7,626 33,849 1,423 32,426 1,040,128 362,874 677,~4

24,7!9 22,164 2,595 33,167 1,320 31,847 792,889 272,087 520,802

26,84!} 21,818 5,031 d82 103 579 247,239 90,787 156,452

6,159 5,294 865 1,850 ]87 1,663 163,937 56,669 108,268

3,748 3,370 378 1,831 178 1,653 138,989 46,91S 92,071

2,411 19,24 487 19 9 10 24,948 8,751 16,197

2.411 19,24 487 19 9 to 24,948 8,751 16,197

25,891 21,931 3,960 9.085 381 8,704 346,954 123,658 223,296

8,433 7,652 781 8,719 356 8,363 213.750 73.481 140,269

17,458 14,279 3.,179 366 25 341 133,204 50.177 83.027

738 590 148 7,456 2.673 4,783

15,732 12.911 2,821 320 25 295 112.942 43.031 69,911

688 532 156 7,069 2.561 4,508

184 162 22 46 46 3.848 1.298 2,550

WI 84 32 1.889 614 1.275

5.502 4,752 750 9,124 191 8,933 147.593 52,202 95,391

3.365 2,968 397 9,064 171 8.893 118.33l 41,894 76,437

2,137 1,784 353 60 20 40 29,262 10,308 18,954

973 784 189 35 7 28 11.120 4,OeO 7.660

1.164 1.000 164 25 13 12 17.542 6,24& 11.294

14.056 12,005 2,051 13,790 664 13.126 381,644 131.345 250,299

9.213 8.174 1,039 13,553 615 12,938 321,819 109.794 212,025

4,843 3.831 1,012 237 49 188 59,825 21,S51 38,274

3.293 2,670 623 185 46 139 38,546 13,996 24,550

1.071 800 271 47 J 44 13.213 4.767 8.446

479 361 118 5 5 8,066 2,788 5,278

APpl2:~~DrX 11

ENU,\1ERATIO~ BLOCK ISJ ..lO..lAL POPULATION t\ ~D <5CHEDVL:ED CAS TE

POPULATION IN URBAN AR~S

413

415

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

APPENDIX II

Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise

Location Name of Towo/Ward/ Total Population Scheduled Castes 'Code No. Urban Block

1 2 3 4

20/11/1 Rampura Phu) (M.C.) 35,530 7,945

Ward No.1 2,910 1,627

Block No. 1 616 165

2 557 78

3 872 699

4 865 685

Ward No.2 2,675 161

Block No. 5 702 11

6 564 26

7 598 19

8 811 105

Ward No.3 2,139 193

Block No. 9 817 2

10 775 161

11 547 30

Ward No.4 1,823 176

Block No. 12 905 104

13 918 72

Ward No.5 2,781 861

Block No. 14 705 51

15 609 39

16 626 319

17 841 45.2

Ward No.6 2,724 135

Block No. 18 932 '70

19 871

20 9.21 65

Ward No.7 2,149 127

Block No. 21 752 110

22 719 6

23 678 II

Ward No.8 1,626 11

Block No. 24 800 11

25 826

Location Code No.

1

20/11/I

416

URBAN PRIMARY CENSfJS t\BSTR t\CT

t\PPE -JDfX II

Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise

Name of Town/Ward/ Urban Block

T L •• l Pc 10~

2 3 - --

Rampura Phul (M.C.)-Concld.

Ward No.9 2,249

Block No. 26 878

27 640

28 731

Ward No. 10 1,637

Block No. 29 810

30 827

Ward No. 11 1,792

Block No. 31 463

32 651

33 678

Ward No. 12 2,756

Block No. 34 868

35 839

36 1,049

Ward No. 13 3,162

Block No. 37 982

38 827

39 699

40 654

Ward No. 14 510

Block No. 41 510

Ward No. 15 4,597

Block No. 42 477

43 1,020

44 748

45 700

46 891

47 761 --- - -

S' _\::Ul Ie. Castes

4

159

155

4

427

270

157

265

10

255

2,042

772

744

526

1,641

829

266·

59

487

54

54

66

lZ

1

28

25

417

URBAN PRI1\1ARY CENSU~ ABSTRACT APPENDIX II

Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise

¥>J!ti9!1 Na]De pf T.own/Wardl Total Population Scheduled Castes C eNo. Urban block

1 2 3 4

2Ujl1/n (;oiiiana eM. c. j 10,415 2,169

Ward No.1 1,406 986

Block No. 1 165 487

2 641 499

Ward No. 2 749 269

BlockN'6: 3 419 86

4 330 183

Ward No.3 680 48

Block No. 5 680 48

Ward No.4 Block~a.

886 145 6 886 145

Ward No. 5 731 8

Blook Nd. 7 j78 2

8 353 6

Ward No.6 1,014 52

Block Nfl. 9 516 7

10 498 45

Ward No. 7 Mi8 12

Block No. 11 422

12 246 12

Ward No. 8 714

Block No. 13 390

14 324

Ward No.9 1,117 51

Block No. IS 691 .. 14

i6 426 37

Ward No. 10 1,334 94

Block No. 17 276 9

18 255 23

19 419 29

20 384 33

418

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACf

APPENDIX II

Total and Scheduled Caste Population urban Blockwise

Location Name of Town/Ward/ Total Population Scheduled Castes Code No. Urban Block

2 3 4

20/H/II Goniana (M. C.)-Concld.

Ward No. 11 1,116 504

Block No. 21 422 13

22 694 491

20/11/III Bathinda (M. C.) 159,042 32,266

Ward No.1 5457 1570

'Block No. 806 119

2 896 335

203 755 315

204 941 218

205 710 )44

206 1039 403

207 310' 36

Ward No.2 8533 1326

Block No.3 840 231

4 437 58

208 578 247

209 '667 50

210 786 180

211 623 60

212 704 54

213 652 67

214 710 112

215 650 117

216 588 75

217 629 63

218 669 12

419

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRAcr

APPENDIX I~

Total and Scheduled Caste Population Urban Blockwise

Location Name of Town/Ward/ Total Population Scheduled Castes Code No. Urban Block

1 2 3 4

20/11/m Bathinda (M. C.)-Contd.

Ward No.3 6222 174

Block N". 5 946 65

6 790 21

7 744 71

8 502

9 608 17

10 778

11 735 12 637

13 482

Ward No.4 7077 ]058

Block. No. 14 639 70 15 813 457

16 746

17 866 177 18 927 191

19 772 16

20 680 7S

21 760

22 874 6

Ward No. S .6,094 1.559

Block-No. 23 782 217

24 860 258

25 778 453

26 700 468

27 392 60

28 802 63

29 942 8

30 838 32

Ward No.6 7,534 352

Block No. 31 636 17

32 /682 . 21

33 655 47

34 818 15

35 572 .8

420

l lti.U. ~ _l:)J. ..... ,,1 \kY CE:~Sd; ABSl R ",-CT

APPENDIX II

Total and Scheduled Caste., Population 1. 'tban Biockwise

Location Name of TownjWa,od/ Total popubtion Scheduled Castes Code No. Urban Block

2 3 4

~ ~~ ---20jll/lll Bathioda (M. C.)-Conld.

Ward No.6 36 632 5

37 730 1

38 701 9

39 578

40 569 100

4] 527 129

42 434

Ward NO.7 7,562 347

Block No. 43 748 102

44 467 85

45 758 26

46 627 18

47 627

48 654 9

49 828 15

50 754 13

51 764 53

52 453 12

53 882 14

Ward No.8 6530 466

Block No. 54 767 206

55 640 78

56 749 12

57 665 15

58 689 100

59 705 32

60 622 5

61 871

62 ~22 18

Ward No.9 8024 820

Block No. 63 693 II

64 850 37

65 743 99

66 960 10 ---- ~~ ~ ~ --- --

421

VRBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

APPENDIX II

Total and Scheduled Castes Population Urban Blockwise

Location Name of Town/Ward/ Total Population Scheduled Castes Code No. Urban Block

1 2 3 4

lO/l1/ITI Bathinda (M. C.}-Contd.

Ward No.9

67 1l0S 141

68 938 94

201 2251 425

202 484 3

Ward No. 10 8469 4363

Block No. 69 1047 453

70 857 451

71 851 531

72 930 620

73 721 206

74 799 239

75 760 439

76 338 39

77 755 579

78 862 667

79 549 139

Ward No. II 8244 4506

Block No. 80 699 352

81 547 99

82 623 214

83 834 761

84 862 493

85 725 702

86 723 718

87 698 55g.

88 979 295

89 801 245

90 753 69

422

t RBAN PRIM.1RY CENSUS ABSTRACf

A.PPENDIX II

Total and ScheduIell Castes Population Urban Blockwfse

Location Name of Town/Wardr Total Population Scheduled Castes Code No. Urban Block

1 2 3 4

20/11/ll Bathinda (M. C.)-Contd.

Ward No. 12 5386 3516

Block No. 91 900 453

92 643 275

93 492 300

94 722 317

95 1395 1181

96 325 454

97 332 536

Ward No. 13 2591 1257

BloCk No. 98 847 549

99 918 602

100 826 106

Ward No. 14 5034 441

Blo~k No. 101 806 3

102 757

103 808 15,

104 701

105 461 56

106 833 170

107 668 197

Ward No. 15 3449 404

Block No. 108 640 J09

109 605

110 912 104

111 679 191

112 613

423

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

APPENDIX II

Total and SJ!heduJed Castes Population Urban Blockwise

Location Name of Town/Ward/ Total population Scheduled Castes Code No. Urban Block

1 2 3 4

20fllfIII Bathinda (M. C.)-Contd.

Ward No~ 16 3469 480

Block No. 113 988

114 718 9

115 .842 182

116 921 289

Ward No. 17 5059 74

Block No. 117 \ 942 26

118 1018 5

119 683 28

120 478

121 1043

122 895 15

Ward No. 18 4318 2

Block No. 123 1032

124 749

125 890

126 707

127 940 2

Ward No. 19 5059 241

Block No. 128 638

129 406

130 602

131 579 6

132 604 23

133 420 4

134 834

135 413 7

136 563 201

424 URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

APPENDIX II

Total and Scheduled Castes Population Urban Blockwise --- ----- --- - --

Location Name of TownJWard/ Total Population Scheduled castes Code No. Urban Block

----I 2 3 4

~OfU/m Batbinda (M. C.}-Contd.

Ward No. 20 4133 1057

Block No. 137 520

138 558

139 639 179

140 624 379

141 537 349

142 520 150

143 735

Ward No. 21 4085 19

Block No. 144 363 5

145 498

146 498

147 517

148 679

149 704 14

150 826

Ward No. 22 4032 616

Block No. 151 635 290

152 895 399

153 784 2T

154 764

155 954

Ward No. 23 5621 2056

BlocK No. 156 649 95

157 603 210

158 646 335

159 563 135

160 520 266

161 801 111

162 978 620

163 861 284 -~---

425

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABStRACT

APPENDIX II

Total and Scheduled Castes Population Urban Blockwise

----Location Name of Town/Ward/ Total Population Scheduled Castes Code No. Urban Block

1 2 3 4

20/11jID Batbinds (M. C.)-Contd.

Ward No. 24 5196 60S

Block No. 164 82S 216

165 633

166 721 140

167 764 147

168 544 38

169 594

170 538 67

171 574

Ward No. 25 5729 1411

BloOk No. 172 965 299

173 904 205

174- 637 212

175 920 247

176 904 200

177 636 138

178 763 IlO

Ward No. 26 5393 945

Block No. 179 598 235

180 762 284

181 859 251

182 775 22

183 80~ 62

184 759 62

185 832 29

Location Code No.

1

2Ojll/m

20/H/IV

426

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

APPENDIX ir Total and Scheduled ·Castes I'opulatioD Urban Blockwise

Name of Town/Ward/ Urban Block

2

Bathinda (M C.)-Concld.

Ward No. 27

Block No. 186

187

188

189

190

191

192

193

194

195

196

197

198

199

200

Bhucho Mandi (M. C.)

Ward No. 1

Block No. 1

2

Ward No. 2

Bloclc No. 3

Ward-No. 3

Block No. 4

Ward No. 4

Block No. 5 -

Total Population

10742

508

589

860

476

598

1129

877

767

625

839

570

863

682

442

917

10,006

1,934

1,357

577

454

454

1,061

1,061

1,009

1,069

Scheduled Castes

4

2598

15

28

35

139

75

261

93

190

127

IS5

210

368

246

91

565

3,291

182

182

536

536

462

462

-._-.. _._ .. _---._-------------- ----------

425

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

APPENDIX II

Total and Scheduled Castes Population Urban Blockwise

LocatiO'b Name of Town/Ward/ Total Population Schedul~d Castes Code No. Urban Block

1 2 3 4

20/11/nl Bathinda (M. C.)-Contd.

Ward No. 24 5196 608

Block No. 164 828 216

165 633

166 721 140

Hi7 764 147

168 544 38

169 594

170 538 67

171 574

Ward No, 25 5729 1411

. . Blot:k No. 172 965 299

173 904 205

174 637 212

175 920 247

176 904 200

177 636 138

178 763 110

Ward No. 26 5393 945

Block No. 179 598 235

180 762 284

181 859 251

182 775 22

183 808 62

184 759 62

185 832 29

Location Code No.

1

20/11/m

20Lll/IV

426

URBAN PRIMARY CENSuS ABSTRACT

APPENDIX II

Total and Scheduled "Castes Population urban BJockwise

Name of Town/Ward/ Urban Block

2

Bathinda (M C.)-Conc/d.

Ward No,27

Block No. 186

187

188

189

190

191

192

193

194

195

196

197

198

199

200

Bbucho Mandi (M. C.)

Ward No. 1

Block No.

2

Ward No. 2

Block No. 3

Ward No. 3

Block No. 4

Ward No. 4

Bloci:No. 5 ~

,

Total Population

3

10742

508

589

860

4'76

598

1129

877

767

625

839 .

570

863

682

442

917

10,006

1,934

1,357

577

454

454

1,061

1,061

1,009

1,099

Sched uled Castes

4

2598

IS

28

35

139

75

261

93

190

127

ISS

210

368

246

91

565

3.291

182

182

536

536

462

462

--.-.-.--:.-_---------=-----------___._--~----------

427, URBAN PRIMARY CENSl:S ABSTRACT

APPENDIX II

Total and Scheduled Castes Population urban Blockwise

LocatiOD Name of Town/Ward/ Total Population Scheduled Castes Code ~o. Urban Block

1 2 3 4 -

Ze/ll/lV Bhucho Mandi (M. C.)-Concld. J

Ward No.5 962 540

Block No. 6 962 540

Ward No. 6 464 17

Block No. 7 464 17

Ward No. 7 660

Block No. 8 660

Ward No. g 801 371

Block No. 9 801 371

Ward No. 9 751 504

Block No. 10 751 504

WardNo 10 1,203 670

Block No. 11 1,203 670

Ward No. 11 107 9

Block No. 12 410 3

13 297 6

'lOll1/V Kot Fatta (M. C.) 5,611 2,049

Ward No. 1 531 87

Block No. 1 531 87

'Ward No. 2 778 106

Block No. 2 778 106

Ward No. 3 651 408

Block No. 3 651 408

Ward No. 4 642 552

Block No. 4 642 552

Ward No. 5 104 695

Block No. 5 704 695

Ward No. 6 502 176

Block No. 6 502 176

Ward No. 7 438

Block No. 7 438

428 .,.. URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

APPENDIX II

Tatai and SCheduJe(I Castes Popuration Urban BJoc.kwise

Location Name of Town/Wardj Total Population ~!!~uled ~kstes_ Code No. Urban BIllCk

1 2 3 4

f],OjllJV Bhucho Mandi (M. c.)-Cone/d.

Ward No.8 871 14

BloekNo. 8 871 14

Ward No. 9 494 11

Block No. 9 494 11

f],O,l1/VI Sangat M. C. 2.731 ~~3

\VardNo. 1 280 4 ~

Block No. 1 280 4

Ward No. 2 298 21

Block No. 2 298 21

\VardNo. 3 375 34

Block No. 3 375 3!1

Ward No. 4 290 17

Block No. 4 290 17

Ward No. 5 476 14? Block No. 5 476 149

Ward No. 6 382 263

Block No. 6 382 243 Ward No. 7 206 29

Block No . . 7 206 29

Ward No. 8 186

Block No. 8 1&6

Ward No. 9 238 36

Block No. 9 238 3~

20/11jVII Raman (M. C.) 17,275 4,856

Ward No. t 1,789 1,383

Block No. 1 547 342

2 508 5Q8

3 734. 533

429 URBAN PRIMARY CENSrf' ~B"'tRACT

APPENDIX n Total and Scheduled Castes Population Urban Blockwise

---Location Name of Town/Ward/ Total Population Scheduled Castes Code No. Urban Block

------ ----I 2 3 4

lO/l1/VII Raman (M. C.)-C ontd.

Ward No. l 1,438 29

Block No. 4 794 ]6

S 644 13

watd No. 3 1.355 893

Block No. 6 709 574

7 626 319

Ward No. 4 990

Block No. 8 615

9 375

Ward No. S 877 92

Block No 10 315 31

11 562 61

Ward No. (; 1,400 184

Block No. 12 713 103

13 687 81

Ward No. 7 1,490 530

Block No. 14 429 135

15 493 235

16 568 160

Ward No. 8 1,138 6

Block No. 17 429 6

18 709

Ward No. 9 1,113 70

Block No 19 563 8

20 550 62

Ward No, 10 1,014 6

BJockNo.21 447 6

22 567

430

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS 1\BSTRACT

APPENDIX II

total and Scheduled Castes Population Urbad BlocKwise

Location Name of Town/Wardj Total Population Scheduled Cllstes CodoNo. Urban Block

1 2 3 4

20/11/VlI Raman (M. C.)-Concld. Ward No. 11 1,729 795

BloekNo. 23 805 689

24 ' 477 106

25 477

Ward No, 12 1,794 206

Block No. ~6 537 35

27 466 20

28 791 151

Ward No. 13 J., 168' 662

Bl9ck No. 29 542 50

30 626 612

20jlljVIU Maur (M.e.) 25,~80 7,611

Ward No.1 2176 1,494

Block No; 'I 639 437

2 . 748 345

.3 789. 712

Ward No.2 1,573 129

Block No.4 808 111

5 765 18

Ward No.3 2,290 553

Block No.6 647

7 705 471

8 938 82

Ward No.4 1,945 88

Block No. 9 817 71

10 365 17

it 331

12 '432

Ward No.5 13 1,494 16

Block No. 14 494

15 490

510 16 ---

431

URBAN PRIMARY CENSCS ABSTRACT

APPENDIX If

TotlJ]. anti Scfteduled Castes Population Lrban Blockwise

----Location Name of Town/Ward! Total Population Scheduled Castes Codo No. Urban Block

1 2 3 4

20/11/Vm Maur lM. C.)-Concld.

Ward No.6 1,345

Block No. 16 779

17 276

18 290

Ward No.7 1,591 406

Block No. 19 470 29

20 582

21 539 377

Ward No.8 1,793 879

Block No. 22 949 506

23 844 373

Ward No.9 2,019 828

Block No. 24 980 330

25 1,039 498

Ward No. 10 2,206 1,205

Block No. 26 869 482

27 694 373

2g 643 350

Ward No. 11 2,444 1,507

Block No. 29 1,011 271

30 824 759

'31 609 477

Ward No. 12 1,530 256

Block No. 32 527 174

33 207

34 796 82

Ward No. 13 2,774 250

Block No. 35 385 62

36 665 28

37 807' 84

38 335

39 582 76

432

URBAN PldMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

APPFNDTX II

Total aDd Scheduled Castes Population Urban Blockwise

---Location Name of TcwnjWardj Total Population Scheduled Castes Code No. Urban Bloet

1 2 3 4

20/111{lX Mansa (M. C.) 55,089 11,619

Ward No.1 4,079 2,251

Block No.1 450 158

2 731 280

3 427 160

4 370 97

5 856 767

6 685 543

7 560 256

Ward No.2 5,212 885

Block No.8 645

9 442 13

10 361 4

11 363 35

12 619 76

13 707 188

14 797 190

15 703 361

1~ 575 18

Ward No.3 2,856 571

Block No. 17 766 370 18 743 157

19 412 38

20 537

21 411 6

Ward No.4 3,128 82

Block No. 22 6.72 5

23 616

24 587

25 582

26 671 77

433

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

APPENDIX IT

Total and Scheduled Castes Population Urban Blockwise

Location Name of Town/Ward/ Total Population Scheduled Castes Code No. Urban Block

1 2 3 4

20/lJ/IX Mansa (M. C.)-Oontd. Ward No.5 3,081 76

Bleck No. 27 830

28 566 36

29 654 13

30 617 14

31 414 13

Ward No.6 4,246 1,468

Block No: 32 823 103

33 684 58

34 886 159

35 902 544

36 951 604

Ward No.7 3,780 1,004

Block No. 37 771 138

38 838 94

.39 834 528

40 712 137

41 625 107

Ward No.8 2,219 280

Block No. 42 767 36'

43 638 37

44 650 190

45 147 11

46 17

Ward No.9 2,862 46

Block No. 47 597

48 817 42

49 808 4

50 640

434

UR.BAN PRIMARY C~NSpS ABSTRACT

AP~ENDJX n Total and ~chedu!ed Castes ropu)at~on Urban Blockwise

Location Name of Town/Ward/ Total Population Sched uled Castes Code 'No. Urban Block

- ---1 2 3 4

20JllJIX Mansa MC-Contd.

Ward No. 10 3,228 70 Bleck No. 51 911 58

52 695 12

53 860

54 762

Ward No. 11 4,148 139

Block No. 55 670 73

56 743 43

57 6'S0

58 615

59 624 8

60 846 15

Ward No. 12 2,437 9

Block No. 6! 854

62 864

63 719 9

Ward No. 13 2352 32

Block No. 64 556 32

65 597

66 663

67 536

Ward No. 14 2,606 233

Block No. 68 694 228

69 615

70 686

71 611 5

Ward No. 15 7,453 694

Block No. 72 659 17

73 693 559

74 555 75

7~ 546 43

Location Code No.

1

'20/l1/IX

20/11/X

43S

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRAct t 1 • f I 1

APPENDIX II , , ,,4 1 -

Total and Scheduled Castes Population Urban Blockwise t t .. ~ •• """ ........ '"..... :f t. C

Name ofTvwn/Warc!i Urban Block

2

Mansa (M.C.)-Concld.

Ward No. 16

Ward No. 17

Block No. 7~

77

78

79

80

Block No. 81

82

83

84

Budhlada (M.e.)

Ward No.1

Ward No.2

Ward No.3

Ward No.4

Ward No.5

Ward No.6

Block No.1

Block No.3

4

Block No. ~

6

Block No.7

8

9

Block No. 10

Block No. 11

12

Total Population

3

3,343

668

609

745

581

740 . 3.046

800 r

909 .,' 76,0

577

18,717

l,515

1,183

332

1,352

6~9

723

1,q96

325

771

2,362

681

853

828

882

882

852

684

168

SChodulod CasteS

4

1,879

402

221

401

356

499

1,900

683

170

559

488

2,959

375

361

14

48

48

426

362

21

43

29

29

7

7

436

URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

APPENDIX II

Total and Scheduled Castes Population Urban Blockwise

Location Name 'of Town/Ward/ Total Population Scheduled Castes Code No. Urban Block

1 2 3 4

20/11jX Budblada (M. C.)-Concld.

Ward No.7 1,459 . 213

Block No. 13 416 28

14 330 85

15 713 100

Ward NO.8 2,419 522

Block No. 16 540 87

17 412

18 199

19 575 43"

20 693 392

Ward No.9 1,297 J.

Block No. 21 350

22 947 3

Ward No. 10 2,056 45

Block No. 23 588

24 812 42

25 656 3

Ward No. 11 1,798 778

Block No. 26 684 214

27 1,114 564

Ward No. 12 957 513

Block No. 28 527 504

29 430 9-

Ward No. 13 672

Block No. 30 374

31 298

20/ll/XI Bareta (M. C.) 11,537 2,812

Ward No.1 1,389 442

Block No.1 765 277

2 f624 165

437

URBAN plUMARY C~SUS ABSTRACT

APPENDIX II

Total and Scheduled Castes Population Urban Blockwise

Location Name of Town/Ward! Total Population Scheduled Castes Code No. Urban Block

I 2 3 4

20/11/XI Bareta (M.~C.)-Concld.

Ward No.2 753 15

Block No.3 753 15

Ward No. ~ 838 6

Block No.4 512 6

5 326

Ward No.4 1,291 174

Block No.6 858 168

7 433 6

Ward No.5 1,027 131

Block No.8 663 118

9 364 13

Ward No.6 1,137 304

Block No. 10 526 46

11 611 258

Ward No.7 953

Block No. 12 449

13 504

Ward No.8 929 298

BlockNo. 14 465 26

15 464 272

Ward No.9 1,136 218

BlockNo. 16 592

17 544 218

Ward No. 10 999 602

Block No. 18 515 176

19 484 426

Ward No. 11 1,085 622

Block No. 20 557 218

21 528 404

ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX

DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT FOR

SCHEDULED CASTES

43~

Sr. No.

1

District/C.D. BlcckU.A.J City/Town

2

11 Bathinda District

1 Phu1 C. D. Block

Total/ RUIal/ Urban

3

No. of House­holds with S. C. members

4

p

5

440

Total Scheduled Castes POPulation

M F

6 7

ANNEXURE

DISTRICT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACf

Total Scheduled Castes Population in the age-group 0-6

p M

8 9

F

10

Literates

---p M F

11 12 13

T 79.838 455,596 243.765 212,831 89,832 46,708 43,124 75.830 54,041 21,789

R 66.481 378.466 202,051 176,415 73,411 38,201 35.210 53,732 39,334 14,398

U 13.357 78,130 41.714 36.416 16,421 8.507 7.914 22.098 14.707 7,391

T 6,852 39.633 21.200 18 .• 433 7.550 3.890 3.660 6.501 4.475 2,026

R 6,852 39.633 21,200 18,433 7.550 3.890 3,660 6.501 4.475 2,026

U

2 Rampura C. D. Block T 4.251 24,739 13,206

13,206

11.533 4.565 2.397 2.168 3.804 2.797 1,007

R 4.251 24,739 11.533 4,565 2,397 2,168 3,804 2,797 1,007

U

3 Bathinda C.D.Blook T 9,394 52,599 27,962 24,637 10,387 5,516 4,871 8,365 0976 2,289

R 9.394 52.599 27.962 24.637, 10.,387 5.516 4.871 8,365 6,076 2,289

U

4 Nathana C.D.Blook T 5,520 31.668

R 5.520 31.668

U

5 Sangat C. D. Block T 6,738 37.852

R 6,738 37.852

U

6 Talwandi Sabo C.D. Blook T 7 .• 380 41.584

R 7.380 41.584

U

7 Jhunir C.D. Block T 8,071 46,784

R 8.071 46,784

U

8 Budhlada C.D. Block T 8.915 50,414

R 8.915 50,414

U

9 Mansa C.D. Block 1 9.360 53.193

R 9.360 53,193

U

16.800 14.868 6,242 3.294 2.948 6.034 4.086 1.948

16.800 14.868 6.242 3.294 2.948 6.034 4,086 1.948

20,322

20,322

22,332

22.332

25.139

25,139

26,788

26,788

28.302

17.530 7,496 3,983 3,513 5,395 4.32 1.363

17.530 7.496 3,983 3.513 5.395 4.032 1.363

9 ..

19.252 8,004 4,136 3,868 5 .• 529 4.077 1.452

19,252 8,004 4.136 3,868 5.529 4.077 1,452

21,645 9.027 4,713 4,314 5,339 4,077 1.262

21,645 9.027 4,713 4.314 5.339 4,017 1.262

23,626 9,919 5,057 4,862 6.039 4.568 1,471

23,626 9,919 5.057 4,862 6,039 4.568 1.471

24.891 10.221 5 .• 215 5.006 6.726 5.14 1.580

28,302 24,891 10.221 5,215 5,006 6.726 5,146 1,580

I

FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

Total Main Workers Cultivators

44l

--- - --- -- -- -- --------------

Agricultural Labourers

INDUSTRIAl CA1EGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

Liyestock, Forestry, Fishing. Hunting & Plantations. Orchards and allied activities

Mining and Quarrying

Cl-IX) 1 n ill IV ---~-- --_ ------- -----------

p M F

14 15 16

144.605 135.474 9.131

122.153 114,704 7.44!)

22.325 20.7111 1.682

12.913 11.857 1,056

12.913 11,857 1,056

7.804 7.353 451

7.804 7.353 451

16.271 15.653 622

16.277 15.655 622

9.841 9.399 442

9.841 9.399 442

12.269 11.313 956

12.269 11.313 956

13,794 12.910

13.794 12.910

15,121 14.174

15.121 14.174

884

884

947

947

p ,M

17 18

7.2!t0 7;025

6,490 6.305

~170 720

377

377

494

494

124

724

"316

316

750

750

927

927

946

946

373

373

452

452

710

710

736

736

876

'876

926

926

16.793 15,668 1,125 1,147 1,128

16.793 15.668 1.125 1.147 1.128

17.341 16.375 966 809 189

17.341 16.375 966 809 789

F p M F

19 20 21 22

235 105,445 98.990 6,455

ISS 100.635 94,441 6,194

50 04,810 4.54!1 261

4 11.462 10.501 961

4 11.462 10,501 961

42 6.375 6.065 310

42 6,375 6.065 310

14 13.412 12.888 52~

14 13.4!2 12.888 524

1 8.018 7.688 330

8,018 7.688 330

14 9.939 9.135 804

14 9.939 9'135 804

51 11,542 10,810 732

51 11.542 10.810 732

20 12,461 11,669 792

20 12,461 11.669 792

19 13.058 12,162 896

19 13.058 12.162 896

20 14.368 13.523 845

20 14.368 13.523 845

P M

23 24

1.571 1.639

1.366 1.339

305 300

43 43

43 43

65 65

65 65

127 127

127 127

120 117

120 117

217 215

217 215

146 141

[46 141

240 236

240 236

240 232

240 232

168 163

168 163

F

25

32

27

5

3

3

2

2

5

5

4

4

g

8

5

5

P M F

26 27 28

4

3

1

2

2

4

3

1

2

2

Loca­tion Code No.

1,

District/ C.D. Block/ U.A./City) 'Town

2

11 Bathinda District

! 1 Pbul G. D. Block

2 Rampura C. D. Block

3 .Bathiflda C. D.1:Uock

4 Nathana C. D. BlOCK

5 Bangat C. D.Block

Total/ Rural! Urban

ANNEXURE

DIStRIcT PRIMARY CENSUS ABStRAct

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

M;;t~t-;;;g-~-Ma~trlact;-i;g, -----C~;ttucti;;;_ - -:- -T-;-aj~~c~~;c; Pro~e~sing~ Processing. servicing servlcmg and and repairs in repairs in House- other than House-hold Industry hold Industrv

V(a) V(b) VI Vll ---"'-_-

P M F P M F p M F p M F

3 29 30 31 32 33 34 ,35 36 37 38 39 40

T 1.849 1.630 219 5.291 4.901' 390 2..520 2.454 66 3.963 3.766, 197

R 1.293 1.114 179 2.386 2.136250 1.204 1.~80 24 1.393· 1.366 27

U

T

R

U

1

556 516

153 112

153 112

135

R 135

U

73

73

l'

.R

U

1

R

U

"::r

R

U

131

131 121

152 136

152 136

82

82 72

40 2.905 2.76'5 140 1.316 1.174 42 2.570 2.400 170

41

41

132 129

132 129

.

3

3

'131 119 P

,:40

40

dO 62

62 .131 119 12 - 60

111 360 336 24

10 , .... 3dO 336 24

16

1,6

10

.......

125 109 ·16

125 109 16

400' 329 71

184'

1,84

If4

124

7J15

115

-39

39

60

60

-184

184

,.?, .

1.22

122

1,09

109

I' 11,3

113

113

113

123

123

130,

2 130

91

111

111

113

113

II9

119

1.211

126

91 (j

6 ~1, 91

2

2

4

4

A

4

6 :ralwandi Sabo C.D. Block - T 116 100 16

16

142 i29 HI 84

84

84

84

167

167

159

159

8

8

7 Jhunir C.D. Block

8 . Budhlada C.D. Block:

9 Mansa C.D. Block

R "116 100

U

T 150 135

R 150 135

U

T 244 237

R 244 237

V

T

R

U

130 128

130 128

IS'

15

7

7

2

2

142 129 13

258 236 22

258 236 22

473 409 64

473 409 64

150

,'150

297

297

365 340 25 t 150

365 340' 25 150

137 13 182

137 13 182

295

295

iSO

150

2 218

2 218

256

256,

)79

179.

216

216

252

252,

3

3

2

2

4

4

443

I

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INDUSTRIAL CATEGO'&Y OF MAIN WORKERS ----------------~-------Transport. Storage Other Services and Comunications

Vlll IX "----_--_...----- _0-- _____________ _

P M F P M P

41 42

3..953 3.901

USa,- 1,149

2.795 2.152

.52 .50

32 sa

74

14

192

192

84

84

114

114

124

124

110

110

210

210

198

198

74

74

192

192

84

84

111

111

122

122

109

109

210

210

191

197

43 44

52 12.649

9 6.225

43 6.424

2 .541

2 ~41

3

'3

2

2

357

357

561

561

544

544

624

624

906

906

897

897

45

11,164

5.671

5,493

499

499

332

332

977

977

702

702

515

515

487

487

547

547

779

779

833

833

46

1,435

554

931

42

42

25

25

46

46

70'

70

46

46

57

5i

77

77

127

127

64

64

p

47

13,560

13.419

141

464

464

326

326

1.590

1.590

2.186

2.186

1.972

1'972

2,057

2.057

1.380

1,380

2.412

2.412

Marginal Workers

M

48

742

724

18

94

94

19

19

33

33

17

17

225

225

33

33

146

146

75

75

82

82

Non Workers

--- --.--_ -------p P M F

49 50 51 52

12,818 298.431 107,549 190,882

12,695 242.894 86.623 156.271

123 55.537 20.926 34.611

370 26.25<l 9.249 17,007

370 26,256 9.249 17,007

307

307

999

999

16,'609

16.609

35,290

35,290

1.573 20,237

1.573 20,237

1.961

1,961

1.939

1.939

1.911

1.911

1.305

1,305

2.330

2.330

23,397

23,397

25,818

25.818

29,606

29.606

32.241

32,241

33.440

33.440

5,834

S.834

12.274

12.274

73.84

73.84

10,715

10,775

23,0l6

23.016

12.853

12,853

8,784 14.613

8.784 14.613

9.389 16,429

9.389 16,42!1

10.819 18.787

10.819 18.787

11.045 21.196

11,045 21,196

11.845

11.845

...

21,595

21.595

444 ANNEXURE

DISTRICT PRlillit ciN~tjS dSntAct .;

Loaa- District! Total/ No. of Total Scheduled Total Scheduled literates tion C. D. Blockl Rurall House- Castes Population Castes Population Code U. A.ICity} Urban holds in the age-group No. Town with S. C. 0-6

members

---_----- ----------- ----------P M F P M F P M F

1 2 3 4 5 6 • 7 8 9 1,0 11 12 13

Urban Total U 13.357 78.130 41.714 36,416 16,421 8,5.07 7,914 22,p98 14.707 7~391

.CITIES/U. AS HAVING POPULATION 100.Q~ AND ABOVE

Bathinda (M. C.) U 5.6()0 32,266 17Jl88 15,178 6,669 ,3,408 3r261 11.923 7.728 4.195

TOWNS!U. AS HAVING POPULATION LESS THAN lCO,{)OO

Rampura Phu] (M.C..) U 1.356 7,945 4,255 3,690 1",650 890 760 1,950 1.29.6. 654

2 Goniana (M.C.) U 360 2.169 1,145 l.P24 445 241' 2,04 701 476 225

3 Bhucho Mandi ~M: C.) U 564 31291 1,732 1.559 . 699 ,352 347 327 595 232

4 Kot Patta (M.C.) U 387 2.049 1.0~5- 954 37[ 197 174 518 344 174

5 Sangat (M.e.) U 108 553 280 273 106 45 (il 113 73 40

6 Raman (M.e.) U 80$ 4,856 2,610 2,246 1.063 567 4~ 911 '6,70 241

7 Maur (M.C.) U 1.207 7.611 4.096 '.

3,515 1,544 813 731 1 .. 4~~ 954 472

8 Mansa (M.C.) U 1.945 11.619 6,311 5,ao8 2,586 1.310 1.276 2,493 1,689 804

9 Budhlada (M. Co) U 482 2,9S.0 l,5~8 1,361 66~ 354 308 659 456 203 ~

,

10 Bareta (M. C.) U 543 2,812 1,504 1,308 626 330 296 577 4~6 151 /

4"45

1

FOlt SCHEDULED aSTES

INDUSTRIAL CATEGO_RY OF MAIN WORKERS -------; .--------------'--.----------------------_--'---- --------

Total Main Workers Cultivators Agricultural Livestock, Por~stry, Mining and Labourers. Fishing, Hunting & Quarrying

Plantations, Orchards and allied activities

(I-IX) 1 II III IV ---~ ----------- ---' ~~--,---....._..-- -------------

p M F P M F P M F p M F P M F

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

22,452 20,770 1,682 770 720 50 4,810 4,549 261 205 300 5 1 1

8,771 8,11(1 655 227 224 3 574 539 35 89 87 2

2,312 2,208 104 51 51 518 518 28 28

570 541 29 2 2 69 69 6 6

983 857 126 24 20 4 181 156 25 9 9

611 595 16 56 56 380 366 14 20 20

171 164 7 1 113 113 4 4

1.,592 1.421 171 15 15 403 382 21 14 12 2

2,236 2,064 172 125 125 870 809 61 30 30 1

3,438 3,170 268 , 246 204 42 1,935 944 91 34 33 1

917 823 94 14 13 1 250. 238 12 38 38

851 811 40 9 9 417 415 2 33 33 ---

446

ANNEXURE

DKSTR:n:CT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

IND.USTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS - _._------------------- ----- -------_ - _----

Loca- District! Total/ Manufacturing, Manufacturing, Constructions Trade and Commerce tion C.D. Rural/ Processing, processing, servicing Code Block! Urban! servicing and and repairs in No. U. A./City! repairs in House- other than house-

Town hold,Industry hold industry

V(a) V(b) VI VII

_-----,_----- ------_ ------_- --....:.------P M F P M F P M F P M P

1 2 3 29 3D 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 4D

Urban Total U 556 516 40 2,905 2,765 140 1,316 1,274 42 2,570 2,400 170

CHies/U.As having Population 100,000 and above

1 Bathinda (M. C.) U 72 25 7 1.361 1.292 69 567 555 12 911 888 23

Towns U.As having Population Less than 100,000

1 Rampura Phul (M. C.) U 70 69 1 253 238 15 179 176 3 305 300 5

2 Goniana (M. C.) U 11 7 4 64 63 1 58 58 67 63 4

3 Bhucho Mandi (M. C.) U 29 24 5 87 84 3 44 44 234· 217 17

4 Kot Fatta (M. C.) U 33 33 10 10 18 18 14 12 2

5 Sangat (M. C.) U 4 4 7 7 12 12

6 Raman (M.C.) U 13 9 4 294 287 7 54 48 6 282 241 41

7 Maur (M. C.) U· 85 80 5 222 204 18 124 114 10 257 217 40

8 Mansa (M.C.) U 117 114 3 403 383 20 201 190 11 253 239 14

9 Budhlada (M. C.) U 22 22 124 119 5 44 44 174 156 18

10 Bareta ' (M.C.) u 100 89 11 80 78 2 27 27 61 55 6

447

I

FOR SCHEDULED CASTES

INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY OF MAIN WORKERS

-----_-------------------------Transport, Storage Other Services Marginal Workers Non-Workers and Communications

VIII IX

-------------- _------------- ----------- -------------P M F P M F P M P P M F

41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52

2,795 2,752 43 6,424 5,493 931 141 18 123 55,537 20,926 34,611

1,645 1,617 28 3,325 2,849 476 15 14 23,480 8,971 14,509

_'287 284 3 62) 544 77 3 1 2 5,630 2.046 3,584

58 58 235 215 20 1,599 604 995

70 69 1 305 234 71 2,308 875 1,433 . 16 16 64 64 45 45 1.393 500 893

2 2 28 21 7 382 116 266

'111 106 5 406 321 85 6 1 5 3,258 1,188 2,070

'156 154 2 366 330 36 21 9 12 5,354 2,023 3,331

335 333 2 814 730 84 19 6 13 8,162 3,13S 5,027

81 79 2 170 114 S6 32 32 2,010 775 1.235

34 34 90 71 19 1,961 693 1,268

16781 nco (P)-Govt. PreSS, U.T., Chd.