appendix - i contingency tables of chi-square test - shodhganga

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APPENDIX - I

Contingency Tables of Chi-square Test

To find out whether there is any association between two attributes as given below, the

chi-square tests are conducted.

1. Caste and designation in SHG

2. Caste and occupation

3. Caste and internal lending

4. Occupation and total bank linkages

5. Income and total number of bank linkages

6. Educational qualifications and examining books of accounts of SHG

7. Educational qualifications and legal awareness

8. Educational qualifications and improvement of personal skills

9. Designation in SHG and own house

10. Designation in SHG and having sanitary latrine

11. Designation in SHG and school dropouts in the family

12. Designation in SHG and infant mortality

13. Designation in SHG and drug addicts/alcoholic in the family

14. Designation in SHG and awareness on government programmes

15. Designation in SHG and participation in community programmes

16. Designation in SHG and decision-making in SHG

17. Designation in SHG and men helping women in household works

18. Designation in SHG and accepting views of women in the family

19. Total bank linkage amount and caste

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20. Total bank linkage amount and occupation

21. Total bank linkage amount and year of joining SHG

22. Total bank linkage amount and age

23. Total bank linkage and participation in political parties

24. Total bank linkage and still depending on moneylenders

25. Motivation for joining in SHG and if SHG ceases continue saving account in

banks

Result - 1: Caste and designation in SHG

Table - 93

Ordinary

member

Office

bearer

Frequency

(N=154 )

SC 14 10 24

ST 1 4 5

OBC 46 41 87

Others 16 22 38

Total 77 77 157

Designation

Caste

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Result - 2: Caste and occupation

Table - 94

Agriculture

and allied

Daily

labourer

Salaried

Self employed

/petty business

Housewives

Frequency

(N=154)

SC 0 23 1 0 0 24

ST 0 5 0 0 0 5

OBC 8 73 0 3 3 87

Others 0 34 1 2 1 38

Total 8 135 2 5 4 154

Result - 3: Caste and internal lending

Table - 95

One time 2 times 3 times 4 times 5 times Frequency

(N=154)

SC 6 17 1 0 0 24

ST 1 3 1 0 0 5

OBC 24 51 8 3 1 87

Others 8 28 2 0 0 38

Total 39 99 12 3 1 154

Caste

Occupation

Caste

Frequency

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Result - 4: Occupation and total bank linkages

Table - 96

Not taken

any loan

One time Two times Three times Frequency

(N=154)

Agriculture and allied 3 2 0 3 8

Daily labourer 34 51 41 9 135

Salaried 1 1 0 0 2

Self employed/petty

business

1 2 2 0 5

Housewives 0 3 1 0 4

Total 39 59 44 12 154

Result - 5: Income and total number of bank linkages

Table - 97

Not taken

any loan

One time Two times

Three

times

Frequency

(N=154)

1500–4800 36 57 44 9 146

4800–10000 3 2 0 3 8

Total 39 59 44 12 154

Occupation

Frequency

Income

Frequency

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Result -6: Educational qualifications and examine books of accounts of SHG

Table - 98

Yes No Total

Illiterate 3 24 27

Primary 1 53 54

Secondary - 41 41

Inter - 14 14

Degree - 17 17

Post-graduation - 1 1

Total 4 114 154

Result - 7: Educational qualifications and legal awareness

Table - 99

Illiterate

(27)

Primary

(54)

Higher

(41)

Inter

(14)

Degree

(17)

PG

(1)

Total

(154)

Paternal property as equal to sons 16 23 19 10 8 0 76

Widow can remarry 16 23 19 10 8 0 76

Marriage age is 18 for girls and 21

for boys 8 14 17 5 5 1 50

Dowry giving and accepting are

prohibited 15 32 15 6 12 1 81

Abortion legalized 20 34 23 7 8 1 93

Traffic of women legally

punishable 14 33 17 6 7 0 77

Women also have right to divorce

like men 13 22 22 11 5 1 74

Women are entitled to get equal

wage with men 21 30 20 7 5 0 83

Education is right for child 15 24 16 5 10 0 70

Examine

Books

Education

Education

Legal Subject

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Result - 8: Educational qualifications and improvement of personal skills

Table - 100

Illiterate

(27)

Primary

(54)

Higher

(41)

Inter

(14)

Degree

(17)

PG

(1)

F

(154)

Freely and frankly speaking

in SHG meetings 27 54 41 14 17 1 154

Teaching/training someone

else 10 15 18 5 4 0 52

Speaking during public

meetings 12 28 23 7 7 0 77

Presenting cultural

programme in Public

meetings

12 20 15 5 3 1 56

Taking up leadership

positions in SHG 27 54 41 14 17 1 154

Writing minutes of SHG

meetings 27 54 41 14 17 1 154

Keeping of the accounts of

SHG 27 54 41 14 17 1 154

Performing bank transactions 27 54 41 14 17 1 154

Going government office /

police station 27 54 41 14 17 1 154

Talking to government

officials 27 53 39 14 17 1 151

Education

Personal Skill

242

Result - 9: Designation in SHG and own house

Table - 101

Yes No Frequency

(154)

Ordinary member 50 27 77

Office bearer 57 20 77

Total 107 47 154

Result - 10: Designation in SHG and having sanitary latrine

Table - 102

Yes No Frequency

(154)


Office Bearer 73 4 77

Total 147 7 154

Result - 11: Designation in SHG and school dropouts in the family

Table - 103

Yes No Frequency

(N = 154)



Total 13 141 154

Own House

Designation

Sanitation

Designation

School

Dropouts

Designation

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Result -12: Designation in SHG and infant mortality

Table - 104

Yes No Frequency

(N = 154)



Total 1 153 154

Result - 13: Designation in SHG and drug addicts/alcoholic in the family

Table - 105

Yes No Frequency

(N = 154)



Total 144 10 154

Infant mortality

Designation

Addicts/alcoholic

Designation

244

Result - 14: Designation in SHG and awareness on government programmes

Table - 106

Name of the

Government

Scheme

Designation Yes, I know, I got

this info from SHG

Yes, I know,

I got this info

from outside

I do not

know

Frequency

(N = 154)

ICDS

Ordinary

member 36 36 5 77

Office

Bearer 38 35 4 77

Pensions for

Widows and

Handicapped

Ordinary

member 72 4 1 77

Office

Bearer 75 1 1 77

SJSRY

Ordinary

member 71 3 3 77

Office

Bearer 72 4 1 77

Valmiki

Ambedkar

Awas Yojana

Ordinary

member 51 1 25 77

Office

Bearer 63 0 14 77

Rajiv Awas

Yojana

Ordinary

member 67 10 - 77

Office

Bearer 60 17 - 77

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Result - 15: Designation in SHG and facilitate in to solve the community

programmes

Table - 107

Yes No Frequency

(N = 154)



Total 50 104 154

Result - 16: Designation in SHG and decision-making in SHG

Table - 108

Arrive at a

consensus after

discussing the

matter in the

SHG

Decides on

majority after

discussing the

matter in the

SHG

Leaders

and

committee

members

As per

directive

from higher

authorities

Frequency

(N = 154)

Ordinary member 57 14 0 6 77

Office bearer 60 10 7 0 77

Total 117 24 7 6 154

Solved Problems

Designation

Decision-Making

Designation

246

Result - 17: Designation in SHG and men helping women in household works

Table - 109

Men helping

in Designation Increased No Change

Frequency

(N = 154)

Cooking

Ordinary

member 12 65 77

Office

bearer 10 67 77

Fetching

water/fuel

Ordinary

member 12 65 77

Office

bearer 7 70 77

Cleaning

house

Ordinary

member 7 70 77

Office

bearer 9 68 77

Bring

vegetables

from market

Ordinary

member 69 8 77

Office

bearer 67 10 77

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Result -18: Designation in SHG and accepting views of women in the family

Table - 110

Accepting

views of

respondent

Designation Increased No Change Frequency

(N = 154)

Family

Mobility

Ordinary

member 68 9 77

Office

bearer 71 6 77

Children

Education

Ordinary

member 61 8 77

Office

bearer 62 10 77

Financial

matters

Ordinary

member 74 3 77

Office

bearer 73 4 77

Food menu

deciding

Ordinary

member 3 74 77

Office

bearer 3 74 77

Family health

care

Ordinary

member 76 1 77

Office

earer 76 1 77

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Result -19: Total bank linkage amount and caste

Table - 111

SC ST OBC Others

Frequency

(N = 115)

1000–10000 17 3 51 28 99

10001–60000 1 1 12 2 16

Total 18 4 63 30 115

Result - 20: Total bank linkage amount and occupation

Table - 112

Agriculture

and allied

Daily

labour

Salaried

Self employed

/Petty business

House

wives

Frequency

(N = 115)

1000–10000 2 88 1 4 4 99

10001–60000 3 13 0 0 0 16

Total 5 101 1 4 4 115

Bank linkage amount

Caste

Bank linkage amount

Occupation

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Result - 21: Total bank linkage and year of joined in SHG

Table - 113

1000–10000 10001–60000

Frequency

(N = 115)

1995 0 1 1

1997 4 2 6

1998 5 0 5

1999 2 1 3

2000 11 0 11

2001 5 3 8

2002 19 4 23

2003 15 2 17

2004 13 0 13

2005 25 3 28

Total 99 16 115

Year of Joining

Total Bank linkage

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Result - 22: Total bank linkage and age

Table - 114

25–30 31–40 41–50 51–60

61 and

above

Frequency

(N = 115)

1000–10000 56 30 5 6 2 99

10001–60000 3 2 2 1 0 16

Total 63 34 8 8 2 115

Result - 23: Total bank linkage and participation in political parties

Table - 115

Yes No

Frequency

(N = 115)

1000–10000 14 85 99

10001–60000 4 12 16

Total 18 97 115

Result - 24: Total bank linkage and still depending on moneylenders

Table - 116

Yes No

Frequency

(N = 115)

1000–10000 11 88 99

10001–60000 2 14 16

Total 13 102 115

Total bank linkage

Participation in Politics

Age

Total bank linkage

Depended on Moneylenders

Total bank linkage

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Result - 25: Taken bank loans number of times and if SHG ceases continue saving

account in banks

Table - 117

still respondent

will continue her

savings

No, respondent

cannot continue

her savings

Frequency

(N = 154)

Not taken any loan 31 8 39

One time 46 13 59

Two times 36 8 44

Three times 8 4 12

Total 121 33 154

Frequency of Loans

Continue savings

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APPENDICES - II

INTERVIEW SCHEDULE

IMPACT OF WOMEN SELF-HELP GROUPS ON THE POOR FAMILIES:

A Study in Slums of Serilingampally Circles – I and II of the

Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation

Sr. No.

Name of the Slum__________________________

Name of the Respondent ________________________

1. Social-economic and living conditions of the respondents

1.1. Designation of the respondent:

Ordinary member-1 Office bearer-2

1.2. Were you an office bearer (President/Secretary for SHG/SHG

federation) at any time previously?

Yes-1 No-2

1.3. Age:

1.4. Religion:

Hindu-1, Muslim-2, Christian-3, Others-4

1.5. Caste:

SC-1, ST-2, BC-3, Others-4

1.6. Marital status:

Single-1 Married-2 Widow-3

Separated-4 Divorced-5

1.7. Educational qualification:

Illiterate-1 Primary-2 Highter-3 Inter-4

Degree-5 Post Graduation-6 Others-7

1.8. Information about family members

Children: Boys________ Girls________,

Adults: Male_________, Female___________

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1.9. Place of residence

Slum areas-1 Well-connected roads areas-2

1.10. Type of family

Nuclear-1 Joint-2

1.11. Any school dropout child in your family?

Yes-1 No-2

Explain the reason for dropout…………………

1.12. Death of children below 5 years within 1 year

Yes-1 No-2

1.13. Is there any drug addict/alcoholic in your family?

Yes-1 No-2

1.14. Is the family woman headed?

Yes-1 No-2

1.15. Main occupation

Agriculture and allied-1 Daily labour-2 Salaried-3

Self-employed/petty business-4 Housewife-5

Unemployed-6 Any other (Specify) -7

1.16. Average monthly income of the family (approximate) in Rs.

<500-1, 500 to 1000-2, 1001 to 1500-3,

1501 to 2000-4, 2001 to 3000-5, 3001 to 4000 -6,

More than 4000-7

1.17. Do you have land with patta?

Yes -1, No-2

1.18. If yes, how much is the size of the land (in cents)?

<10-1, 10 to 20-2 21 to 35-3 36 to 50-4

50 to 100-5 >100-6

1.19. Other financial assets

Chits-1 Private savings -2 Informal deposits-3

Insurance-4 Any other-5 No- 0

1.20. Do you have own house?

Yes-1 No-2

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1.21. If yes, type of housing?

Kutcha -1 Pucca- NA-0

1.22. Is it due to your membership in SHG?

Yes-1 No-2

1.23. Is your house electrified?

Yes-1 No-2

1.24. If yes, is it due to your membership in SHG?

Yes-1 No-2

1.25. Do you have a sanitary latrine?

Yes-1 No-2

1.26. If yes, is it due to your membership in SHG?

Yes-1 No-2

1.27. Do you have safe drinking water within 150 metres?

Yes-1 No-2

2. Constitution and functioning/organizational dynamics

2.1. When did you join in the SHG?

Month _________ Year_______

2.2. Who motivated you to become the member of SHG?

Neighbours-1 Friends-2 SHG members-3

Officials of GHMC -4 Any other (specify) -5

2.3. What motivated you to become a member of the SHG?

…………………………………..

2.4. If there are dropouts in your SHG?

Yes-1 No-2

2.5. What are the reasons for dropouts?

…………………………………………………………..

2.6. Are the attendance registers, account books, reports are

maintained properly?

Yes-1 No-2 Do not know-3

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2.7. Are the attendance registers, account books, reports, etc.

available to any member on demand?


2.8. Have you examined any of these during the last six months?

Yes-1 No-2

2.9. Do you know the total amount collected through thrift saving and

loans repayment during the last meeting?

Yes-1 No-2

2.10. If yes, how did you know it?

It is announced at the end of the meeting-1 I ask the others-2

It is announced in the next meeting-3 Others tell me-4

Any other (specify)-5

2.11. What is the amount of thrift (savings) collected from one

member?

If thrift is a fixed amount, what is the amount Rs________?

If it within a range, what is the range from Rs_____ to Rs_____?

2.12. From where do you find money to deposit in thrift?

From my own income-1 Others-2

2.13. How many months after the formation of the SHG thrift were

started?

After _____________ Months

2.14. Is the SHG linked to any bank/financial institution?

Yes-1 No-2

2.15. If yes, please provide the bank/FI name:

……………………………..

2.16. Are there conflicts among the members because of subgroup?

Yes-1 No-2

2.17. If so, how are these conflicts resolved?

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2.18. Do your SHG actively participate in the common programme

organized by SHG Slum Federation/GHMC?

Yes-1 No-2

2.19. If yes, what were the common programmes organized by the

SHG Slum Federation/GHMC during the last one year?

2.20. Are you satisfied with the working of your SHG Slum

Federation?

Yes-1 No-2

3. Decision-making

3.1. What is the degree of change in decision-making in family after you

became member of SHG? (Please tick in the appropriate column)

Statement Very

much

increased

Inc

rea

sed

No

change

Decrea

sed

Very

much

decreased

Accepting

your views in

the family

Mobility

Education of

children

Investment/loans

Menu deciding

Health care

Men helping

women in

household

works

Cooking

Bringing water/fuel

Cleaning

Going to market

Allowing women to go out for work

Recognizing the value of your

household work

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3.2. How are the decisions taken in the SHG?

Arrive at a consensus after discussing the matter in the SHG - 1

Decides on majority after discussing the matter in the SHG - 2

Leaders and committee members - 3

As per directive from higher authorities - 4

3.3. Who selects the beneficiary for loans?

GHMC officials-1 Committee members-2 The whole group-3

3.4. Who decides the interest for loans?


3.5. If somebody defaults in repayment who decides the fine?


Not applicable- 4 Any other (specify)-5

3.6. If some problem arises in the SHG who solves it?

By the SHG member themselves-1 By the leaders-2

By higher authorities-3 By outsiders-4

Not applicable-5 Any other (specify)-6

4. Collective and organizational efforts in resolving social issues and community

problems.

4.1. Please indicate whether the following social issues/community

problems exist in your community.

Statement Yes No Do not know Remarks

1. Scarcity of safe drinking water

2. Insufficient basic infrastructure facilities

3. Unequal wages

4. Eve teasing

5. Child abuse /labour

6. Alcoholism

7. Domestic violence

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4.2. How often do you discuss the above problems/issues at the SHG

meetings?

Very often-1 Sometimes-2 Never-3

4.3. Have you ever organized any action in respect of such social

issues and problems?


4.4. If no, why did you not react to these?

Fear of isolation-1

Lack of cooperation from others-2

Discouragement from others-3

Lack of time-4

Unwillingness to participate in such activities-5

Any other (specify) -6 NA-0

4.5. Have you taken up any social development programme under

GHMC Yes-1 No-2

If yes, please give details regarding important works done.

5. Social Empowerment

5.1. Do you know about the following programmes and if yes, from where did

you get the information? (Please tick wherever necessary)

Sr.

No.

Programmes Knowledge Source of

Knowledge

Yes No SHG Outside

1. A daughter, widow and mother can inherit

paternal property as equal to sons

2. Widows and divorced women are entitled to

remarry

3. Marriageable age for girls is 18 and for boys

it is 21

4. Dowry giving accepting are prohibited

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5. With the consent of women on medical

ground, abortion is legalized

6. Immoral traffic of women and girl’s is legally

punishable

7. Women also have the right to divorce on

same ground as admissible for men

8. Women are entitled to get equal wage with

men for same type of work

9. Right to education is a right for the child

Developmental programmes of the

government

10. Integrated Child Development Scheme

(ICDS)

11. Pension for widows/handicapped/elderly-

ASARA

12. Swarna Jayanti Shahari Rojgar Yojana

(SJSRY)

13. Valmiki Ambedkar Awas Yojana

(VAMBAY)

14. Rajiv Awas Yojana (RAY)

5.2. After becoming a member of the SHG, how much change has occurred in you

regarding the following skills/abilities? (Please tick the appropriate column)

Statement Change

V.

High

High Same Low V. Low

1. Speak freely and frankly in SHG meetings

2. Teaching/training someone else

3. Speaking during public meetings

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4. Presenting cultural programme in public

meetings

5. Taking up leadership positions in the SHG

6. Writing minutes of SHG meetings

7. Keeping of the accounts of SHG

8. Performing bank transactions

9. Going to government office/police station

10. Talking to government officials/police

6. Economic Empowerment

6.1. Did you have a bank savings account before joining the SHG?

Yes-1 No-2

6.2. Did you have a post office account before joining the SHG?

Yes-1 No-2

6.3. If yes, in whose name was the account?

Own name -1 Joint account-2 NA-0

6.4. Did you have your own monthly savings accounts?

Yes-1 No-2 NA-0

6.5. What was the source of finance in your contingency before joining

the SHG?

6.6. Do you take loan from this source after joining the SHG?

Yes-1 No-2

6.7. Had you/your family taken loans from moneylenders before

joining the SHG?


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6.8. Are you still availing loans from moneylenders even after joining

SHG?

Yes-1 No-2

6.9. If yes, what are the reasons that you still depend on

moneylenders?

Do not get sufficient loans from SHGs-1

Have not repaid the loans from SHG-2

Delay in getting the loans from SHG-3

Any other (specify)-4

6.10. If yes, what are the reasons that you still depend on gold loans?

6.11. What is your thrift saving as on today? Rs_______

6.12. Suppose the SHG ceases to exist and there are no more SHG

meetings, or you leave the SHG, will you still continue your

savings in a bank/post office?

Yes-1 No-2 Can’t say-3

6.13. Have you taken any loans from/through the SHG within idle

funds?

Yes-1 No-2

6.14. Have you taken any external loans under bank linkage through

SHG? If yes, give the details of loans and their repayment status?

S.

No

Purpose of loans Loan

details

Total

Amount

Rs

Type of

loan

(C/IG/O)

Last

Loan

Repayment

Status

1. First loan

2. Second loan

1. Third Loan

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7. POLITICAL EMPOWERMENT

7.1. Have you ever held leadership position in any of this

organization/group?

Yes-1 No-2 NA-0

7.2. Have you attended any ward convention before you became a

member of the SHG?

Yes-1 No-2

7.3. If yes, how often?

All the 4 meetings-1 3 of the meetings-2

2 of the meetings-3 only 1 of them-4 NA-0

7.4. How did you participate in discussions?

Very actively-1 Actively-2 Indifferently-3

7.5. Have you attended any ward convention after you have become a

member of the SHG?

Yes-1 No-2

7.6. If yes, how often?

All the 4 meetings-1 3 of the meetings-2

2 of the meetings-3 only 1 of them-4 NA-0

7.7. If no what are the reasons?

7.8. Have you contested in municipal elections?

Yes-1 No-2

7.9. If yes, when?

After joining the SHG-1 Before joining the SHG-2 NA-0

7.10. If yes, what was the result?

Won-1 Lost-2 NA-0

7.11. Are you an active participant of any political party?

Yes-1 No-2

9 COMMENTS OF THE INVESTIGATOR

Name and signature of the investigator

Date:

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APPENDICES – III

PROFILE OF SERILINGAMPALLY CIRCLE – I AND II

Serilingampally is a municipal town in Andhra Pradesh. The municipality specifically

belongs to the district of Ranga Reddy, which encircles the state’s capital city of

Hyderabad. Due to this, Serilingampally is closely connected to the capital city and is, in

fact, a part of the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC), the urban

planning agency that oversees the development of Hyderabad. The absorption of the

municipality to the agency happened in 2007. This makes Serilingampally one of the

more progressive municipalities in the area, especially since the GHMC sometimes

implements its plans and developments on test towns before putting it on the main capital

itself. Serilingampally is now part of the west zone of the GHMC.

Serilingampally is also mandal in Ranga Reddy district in Andhra Pradesh. During 2007,

the Serilingampally municipality merged with GHMC and split the old municipality as

two circles and four wards for administrative purpose. It has been witnessing

unprecedented boom in the past few years. Due to its close proximity to Hi-tech City (the

software hub of Hyderabad), there has been a heavy influx of IT professionals here. The

reputed Hyderabad Central University (HCU) is also located here.

As of 2001 India Census, Serilingampally had a population of 1,50,525 and area is 96.99

sq. km. Males constitute 50 percent of the population and females 50 percent.

Serilingampally has an average literacy rate of 42 percent, lower than the national

average of 59.5 percent: male literacy is 42 percent, and female literacy is 41 percent. In

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Serilingampally, 11 percent of the population is under 6 years of age. The

Serilingampally circle - 1 has two wards, Gachibowli and Serilingampally, and it has

39,304 and 37,522 voters, respectively. Similarly, the Serilingampally circle - 2 has two

wards Chandanagar and Hafeezpet has 39,561 and 36,977 voters respectively.

The 74th Amendment to the Indian Constitution and the II Administrative Reforms

Commission (2005) have endorsed establishment of Ward Committees (WC) an Area

Sabhas (AS) in municipal areas to involve the pubic in the ULB governance. Each ward

has one Ward Committee. Totally, the Serilingampally Circle I & II have 4 wards. Each

ward is divided into 7 or 8 areas to organize the AS.

Ward number 111 - Gachibowli divided into 8 areas

Ward number 112 - Serilingampally divided into 8 areas

Ward number 113 - Hafeezpet divided into 7 areas

Ward number 114 - Chanda Nagar divided into 8 areas

As of 2007 MEPMA SHG survey, there are 4,456 SHGs working in these circles and

38,057 women have membership in the SHGs. The average members for each SHG are

8.5. The majority members belong to BC castes (57 percent). The remaining members

belong to SCs (16 percent), STs (3 percent) and OCs (24 percent).

The Serilingampally two circles have the 4 wards and 59 slums as given below

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Table - 1

Wards and Slum Areas of Serilingampally Circles

Serilingampally Circle - I (South)

( Circle - XI as per GHMC)

Serilingampally Circle - II (North)

( Circle - XII as per GHMC)

Wards Wards

1. Serilingampally

2. Gachibowli

1. Chandanager

2. Hafeezpet

Slum areas Slum areas

1. Anjalaj Nagar

2. Chinna Anjaiah Nagar, Gachibowli.

3. Gachibowli Waddara Basti Rajeev

Nagar - I

4. Gachibowli Waddara Basti Rajeev

Nagar - II

5. Gopal Reddy Nagar, Kondapur

6. Gopannapally Weaker Seaction

Colony

7. Gopanpally Thamda

8. Gopinagar

9. Gowilidoodi

10. Khajaguda Weaker Section

11. Kondapur

12. Kondapur - I

13. Lingampally Village

14. Madhuranagar

1. Aditya Nagar

2. Ambedkar Nagar, Miyapur

3. Anjaiah Nagar, Waddar Basthi,

Chandanager

4. Bishapathi Nagar, Kondapur

5. Chiranjeevinagar

6. Gangaram

7. Gangaram Social Welfare Colony

8. Hafeezpet Harijana Basti

9. Hafeezpet Village (Old)

10. Indiranager, Chandanager

11. Izzatnager Weaker Seaction

12. Khanmet Lambadi Thanda

13. Madeena Guda Weaker Section

Colony

14. Maktha Mahaboobpet

15. Miyapur Waddara Basthi

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15. Martharidanagar

16. Masthanagar

17. Nallagadala Weaker Section

Colony

18. Nanakramguda

19. Navadhartha Nagar

20. Non Slum Areas

21. Pappireddy

22. Premnagar

23. Raidurga Village

24. Siddiq Nagar

25. Surabhi Colony

26. Tarangar Old

27. Tarangar Village

16. Miyapur Weeker Section Colony

17. Muslim Basthi, Chandanager

18. Muzafar Ahmed Nagar

19. Navabharath Nagar

20. Other Slum Areas

21. Pogula Agaiah Nagar

22. Rajaram Colony

23. Rajeevnager, Chandanager

24. Sainagar, Hafeezpet

25. shanthi Nagar

26. Stalinenagar

27. Subash Chandra Bose Nagar

28. Taranagar

29. Teku Narsimha Nagar

30. Tranagar Weaker Section Colony

31. Vemana Colony Weaker Section

Colony

32. Vemukunta

33. Youth Colony, Hafeezpet

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Figure - 2

Map of Serilingampally Circle - I

Figure – 2

Map of Serilingampally Circle - II

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