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1. Demographic ProfileTotal Household 342

Total Population 1443

Gender Ratio 1073 Females per 1000 Males

Average Members per Family 4

1.1 Gender Wise Population Across Age GroupsAge 0-5 Years 6-18 Years 19-45 Years 46 and Above Total

Male 48 135 347 163 693

Female 64 195 349 138 746

1.2 Poverty Line Across Prevailing Caste SectionCaste Section BPL APL Total

SC 81 24 105

ST 128 13 141

OBC 4 6 10

GEN 35 51 86

Total 248 94 342

1.3 Aadhaar Coverage Across Prevailing Caste SectionCaste Section With Aadhar Without Aadhar Total

SC 429 32 461

ST 506 19 525

OBC 41 6 47

GEN 390 20 410

Gender Wise Population Across Age Groups

FemaleMale

0-5 Years 6-18 Years 19-45 Years 46 and above0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

42.86% 40.91%

49.86%54.15%

57.14% 59.09% 50.14% 45.85%

Age Groups

Per

cent

age

of In

divi

dual

s

Poverty Line across prevailing caste sections

BPLAPL

SC ST OBC GEN0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

22.86%

9.22%

60.00% 59.30%

77.14% 90.78% 40.00% 40.70%

Caste Sections

Per

cent

age

of H

ouse

hold

s

Total 1366 77 1443

1.4 Bank Coverage Across Prevailing Caste SectionCaste Section With Bank Account Without Bank Account Total

SC 302 94 396

ST 400 45 445

OBC 32 3 35

GEN 292 59 351

Total 1026 201 1227

Aadhar Coverage across Prevailing Caste Sections

WithoutAadhaarWithAadhaar

SC ST OBC GEN0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

93.06%96.38%

87.23%

95.12%6.94%6.94%6.94% 3.62%3.62%3.62%12.77%

4.88%4.88%4.88%

Caste Sections

Per

cent

age

of In

divi

dual

s

1.5 Government Schemes Coverage8455

S. No. Name Benificiary Households

1 PM Ujjwala Yojana 245

2 PM Awas Yojana 85

3 Fasal Bima Yojana 8

4 Krishi Sinchai Yojana 0

5 Jan Aushadi Yojana 2

6 Swachh Bharat Mission Toilet 285

7 Soil Health Card 7

8 Kisan Credit Card 6

S. No. Name Benificiary Individuals

1 PM Jan Dhan Yojana 48

Bank Coverage across Prevailing Caste Section

WithoutBankAccountBankAccount

SC ST OBC GEN0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

76.26%

89.89% 91.43%

83.19%

23.74% 10.11% 8.57% 16.81%

Caste Section

Per

cent

age

of In

divi

dual

s

Government Schemes Coverage

0 20 40 60 80 100

PM Ujjwala Yojana

PM Awas Yojana

Fasal Bima Yojana

Krishi Sinchai Yojana

Soil Health Card

Kisan Credit Card

Swachh BharatMission Toilet

Jan Aushadi Yojana

71.64%

24.85%

2.34%2.34%2.34%

0%0%0%

2.05%2.05%2.05%

1.75%1.75%1.75%

83.33%

0.58%0.58%0.58%

Percentage of Households

2 Sukanya Samridhi Yojana 18

3 Mudra Yojana 0

4 Jivan Jyoti Bima Yojana 8

5 Suraksha Bima Yojana 2

6 Atal Pension Yojana 5

7 Kaushal Vikas Yojana 2

8 Ladli Lakshmi Yojana 10

9 Janani Suraksha Yojana 6

1.6 Migration ScenarioCategory Total population in village Total number of migrants to city

SC 461 7

ST 525 5

OBC 47 3

GEN 410 11

Total 1443 26

Government Schemes Coverage

0 20 40 60 80 100

PM Jan Dhan Yojana

Sukanya SamridhiYojana

Mudra Yojana

Jivan Jyoti BimaYojana

Suraksha BimaYojana

Atal Pension Yojana

Kaushal Vikas Yojana

Ladli Lakshmi Yojana

Janani SurakshaYojana

3.33%3.33%3.33%

1.25%1.25%1.25%

0%0%0%

1.07%1.07%1.07%

0.14%0.14%0.14%

0.35%0.35%0.35%

0.14%0.14%0.14%

3.36%3.36%3.36%

2.69%2.69%2.69%

Percentage of Individuals

2. BASIC AMENITIES2.1 Education

Perticulars Village Data

Literacy Rate male 76.55

Literacy rate female 66.76

Total Literacy rate 71.38

Total Number of primary Schools Govt. or Distance (Km) if locatedoutside village

1

Total Number of primary Schools Private or Distance (Km) if locatedoutside village

3 km

Total Number of middle Schools Govt. or Distance (Km) if locatedoutside village

3 km

Total Number of middle Schools Private or Distance (Km) if locatedoutside village

5 km

Total number of secondary Schools Govt. or Distance (Km) if locatedoutside village

3 km

Total number of secondary Schools Private or Distance (Km) iflocated outside village

5 km

Total number of ITI/Diploma institutes or Distance (Km) if locatedoutside village: Govt

5 km

Total number of ITI/Diploma institutes or Distance (Km) if locatedoutside village: Private

0 km

Total number of colleges or Distance(Km) if located outside village:Govt.

3 km

Migration Percentage across Caste Sections

SCSTOBCGEN26.9%

19.2%

42.3%

11.5%

Total number of colleges or Distance(Km) if located outside village:Private

0 km

Anganwadi availability yes

Percentage of male students enrolled in schools 74.67

Percentage of female students enrolled in schools 71.56

Number of primary schools per thousand population 1

Average distance to nearest school (km)

Ratio of boys to girls having school education 111:148

Ratio of boys to girls having college education 37:23

2.2 Number of male and female individuals across different education levelsEducation Level Male Female

Not Literate 163 248

Literate 146 141

Completed Class 5th 72 91

Class 8th 160 139

Class 10th 60 67

Class 12th 57 35

ITI Diploma 3 2

Graduate 27 13

Post Graduate/Professional 7 10

Computer Literate 60 41

2.3 School Going Children and adult literacy across caste groupsCaste Category School Going Children Adults

Male Female Total Male Female Total

SC BPL 42 45 87 0 105 105

APL 0 0 0 0 0 0

ST BPL 59 55 114 163 145 308

APL 3 8 11 21 18 39

OBC BPL 3 0 3 8 0 8

APL 3 3 6 12 9 21

GEN BPL 20 33 53 61 72 133

APL 30 29 59 116 104 220

TOTAL BPL 124 133 257 232 322 554

APL 36 40 76 149 131 280

2.4 HealthParticulars Village Data

Primary Health centres no

Number of primary health centres per thousand population

Civil Hospital no

Number of male and female individuals across differenteducation levels

MaleFemale

0 50 100 150 200 250

Not Literate

Literate

Completed Class 5

Class 8th

Class 10th

Class 12th

ITI Diploma

Graduate

Post Graduate/Professional

Computer Literate

163163163

146146146

727272

160160160

606060

575757

333

272727

777

606060

248248248

141141141

919191

139139139

676767

353535

222

131313

101010

414141

Number of male and female individuals

Major Health Problem NIL, EYE PROBLEM, TB,

2.5 Drinkage Water FacilityAvailability of Drinking Water Village Data

Piped Water 45

Community Tap 193

Hand Pump 84

Open Well 92

Other Resource

2.6. Drainage Facility and Sanitation2.6.1. Household Waste Collection System

Household Waste Collection System Village Data

Door Step 5

Common Point 29

No Collection System 308

Drinking Water Facility

Piped WaterCommunity TapHand PumpOpen Well

10.9%22.2%

20.3%46.6%

2.6.2. Drainage Linked to HouseholdsDrainage Linked to Households Village Data

Covered 2

Open 140

None 200

2.6.3. Compost Pit

Household Waste Collection System

Door StepCommon PointNo Collection System

8.5%

90.1%

Drainage Linked to Households

CoveredOpenNone

40.9%

58.5%

Compost Pit Village Data

Individual 60

Group 2

None 280

2.6.4. Households with and without toilets across different prevailing caste sectionin village

Caste Section With Toilet Without Toilet Total

SC 68 37 105

ST 99 42 141

OBC 10 0 10

GEN 81 5 86

Compost Pit

IndividualGroupNone17.5%

81.9%

2.6.5. Use of toilets across different prevailing caste section in villageCaste Section Private Community Open Defecation

SC 66 2 37

ST 94 5 42

OBC 10 0 0

GEN 80 1 5

2.7. Type of Houses among the householdsCaste Section Kutcha Semi-Pucca Pucca Homeless

SC 65 25 15 0

ST 110 17 14 0

Households with and without toilets across different prevailing caste section in village

Without ToiletsWith Toilets

SC ST OBC GEN0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

64.76%70.21%

100.00%94.19%

35.24% 29.79% 0.00%0.00%0.00% 5.81%5.81%5.81%

Caste Section

Per

cent

age

of H

ouse

hold

s

Use of toilets across different prevailing caste section in village

OpenDefecationCommunityPrivate

SC ST OBC GEN0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

62.86%66.67%

100.00%

93.02%

1.90%1.90%1.90%3.55%3.55%3.55%

0.00%0.00%0.00%

1.16%1.16%1.16%

35.24% 29.79%

0.00%0.00%0.00% 5.81%5.81%5.81%

OBC 4 3 2 1

GEN 29 26 31 0

2.8. Village Connectivity (Road and Transport)

Village Connectivity (Roads)

Distance of the Village from the nearestHighway/Major Dist. Road (in km)

2

Is the village connected to the above by a paccaroad?

yes

If yes, details of the Approach Road/Connecting Road

i) Length of the Road (in km) 2 ii) Year of construction 2015

iii) Scheme under which constructed WIDENING ANDSTRENTHENING

iv) Present Status(complete/incomplete)

Complete

Length of internal roads (inside village/hamlets) 1.5 0.1 1.6

What is the mode of transport available? Shared Auto

Frequency of the available mode of transport Not Frequent

Type of Houses among the households

PuccaSemi-PuccaKutcha

SC ST OBC GEN0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

61.90%

78.01%

44.44%

33.72%

23.81%12.06%

33.33%

30.23%

23.81% 12.06% 33.33% 30.23%

2.9. Village infrastructure and services

Village Infrastructure and Basic Amenities:

Village Infrastructure / BasicsAmenities / Services

Located in Village(Yes/No)

Nos. Distance KM, If located outside

Banks/ ATM no 3

SHG’s yes 3

NGOs no 0

Post Office no 1

Gas agencies no 6

Electricity Office no 6

Petrol Pumps in village no 6

KisanSewa Kendra no 0

KrishiMandi no 0

Fare Price Shop no 1

Milk Cooperative/Collection Centre no 0

Railway Station yes 1

Bus Stop no 1

Veterinary Care Centre no 4

Sports Facility/Grounds yes 1

Number of common sanitationcomplexes

no 0

3. LAND AND AGRICULTURE RESOURCES3.1. Land Use Pattern

Village Connectivity (Road and Transport)

Kutcha

100%

3.1. Land Use Pattern

Arable land agriculture Area(Acres) 85

Forest Area (Acre) 0

Housing/Abadi Area(Acres) 5

Area Under Water bodies(Acres) 1

Common Lands Area(Acres) 4

Average per capita Land holding (Acre) 1.31

Waste land(Acres) 5

Irrigated area and unirrigated area of total cultivable area

Land Use Pattern

Arable landagriculture AreaHousing AreaArea UnderWater bodiesCommon LandsAreaAverage percapita LandholdingWaste land

5%

84.2%

3.2. Forest & Horticultural Profile

3.2. Land, Forest & Horticultural Profile:

Type of Forest Open

Community Forest (Acre) 0

Government Forest (Acre) 0

Main Forest Trees and ShrubSpecies

TAMARIND WOOD APPLE

Energy Plantation No

Species Area(Acre)

Species Area(Acre)

Species Area(Acre)

3.3. Source Wise Irrigation Coverage among then householdsParticulars Village Data

Canal 21

Tank 3

River 8

Borewell 58

Others 21

Irrigated area and unirrigated area

Irrigated AreaUnirrigated Area

21.8%

78.2%

Forest & Horticultural Profile

None 104

3.4. Irrigation methods used among the householdsParticulars Village Data

Drip 10

Sprinkler 2

Flooding 77

None 123

Source Wise Irrigation Coverage among then households

CanalTankBorewellRiverOtherNone

9.8%

27%48.4%

9.8%

3.5. Use of Chemicals and fertilizersParticulars Village Data If Yes, Avg. Fertilizer or chemical Use(Kg/Acre)

Chemical Fertilizers Yes 204 22.97

No 138

Chemical Insecticides Yes 164 27.81

No 178

Chemical Weedicide Yes 49 48.93

No 293

Organic Manures Yes 121 63.25

No 221

3.6. Agricultural Produce3.6.1. Percentage cropped area of major crops

Irrigation methods used among the households

DripSprinklerFloodingNone

36.3%

58%

Use of Chemicals and Fertilizers

YesNo

0 100 200 300

Chemical Fertilizers

Chemical Insecticides

Chemical Weedicide

Organic Manures

204

164

49

121

138

178

293

221

4. LIVESTOCK ASSETS4.1. Cattle population, productivity, shelter and waste

Particulars Village Data

Total No. of Livestock 349

Pucca shelter for livestock 22

Kutcha shelter for livestock 156

Open shelter for livestock 19

Average daily production of milk(Litres) 801

Total animal waste/cow dung(Kg) per day 965.84

Percentage cropped area of major crops

paddypotatopeddyricevegetablespatato

12.3%

18.1%

66.3%

Average Productivity per acre(in quintals) of majorcrops

paddypotatopeddyricevegetablespatatotomatoOther

10.8%

79.6%

4.2. Cattle wise population per household among variousCaste Section Cow Buffalo Goats/Sheep Bullocks Calves Poultry/Duck

SC 41 4 10 3 21 30

ST 58 10 10 10 27 39

OBC 0 0 0 0 2 1

GEN 39 4 12 2 14 12

Cattle population, productivity, shelter and waste

Pucca shelter forlivestockKutcha shelter forlivestockOpen shelter forlivestock

11.2%9.6%

79.2%

Cattle wise population per household among various

CowBuffaloGoats/SheepBullocksCalvesPoultry/Duck

0 20 40 60

SC

ST

OBC

GEN

414141

585858

000

393939

444

101010

000

444

101010

101010

000

121212

333

101010

000

222

212121

272727

222

141414

303030

393939

111

121212

Cattle wise population per household

5. LIVELIHOOD ECONOMICS5.1. Occupation Pattern

Caste Section CowBuffalo

Male Female

Farming on own Land 132 89

Sharecropping /Farming LeasedLand

28 23

Animal Husbandry 2 1

Pisci-culture/Poultry 15 2

Fishing 1 0

Skilled Wage Worker 77 17

Unskilled Wage Worker 132 100

Salaried Employment inGovernment

16 6

Salaried Employment in PrivateSector

15 1

Weaving 7 5

Other Artisan 6 0

Other Trade & Business 15 3

Occupation Pattern

MaleFemale

0 50 100 150

Farming on own LandSharecropping /

Farming Leased LandAnimal Husbandry

Pisci-culture/Poultry

Fishing

Skilled Wage WorkerUnskilled Wage

Worker

Salaried Employmentin Private Sector

Weaving

Other ArtisanOther Trade &

Business

132132132

282828

222

151515

111

777777

132132132

161616

151515

777

666

151515

898989

232323

111

222

000

171717

100100100

666

111

555

000

333

Number of Individuals

5.2. Average annual income per family across prevailing caste categoryCaste Section Average Annual Income

SC 88550

ST 70586

OBC 82800

GEN 120334

6. SOURCE OF ENERGY AND POWER6.1.1. General Information

Caste Section Registered Electricity Connection to Households

SC 426

ST 470

OBC 47

GEN 406

Total 1349

Average Annual Income

AverageAnnualIncome

SC ST OBC GEN70,000

80,000

90,000

100,000

110,000

120,000

130,000

Caste Section

Inco

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in R

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6.1.2. Electricity Supply & Load of villageUtility Electricity Supply (hours per day): 21

Total Electric Load of Households in village : 154.04(kW)

Total Electric Load of common village facilities : 0.81(kW)

6.1.3. Lighting Source and usage in VillageLighting Source Households (nos.)

Electricity 316

Kerosene 26

Solar_Power 0

Other 0

Lighting Source and usage in Village

GENOBCSCST

30.1%34.8%

31.6%

6.1.4. Cooking Fuels Usage in Village (household nos.)Caste Section Kerosene LPG Biogas Wood Cow Dung Agroresidues

SC 3 55 0 47 0 0

ST 0 36 0 105 0 0

OBC 0 6 0 4 0 0

GEN 1 61 0 23 0 1

6.1.5. Cooking Chullah Usage in villageCaste Section Traditional Chullah Smoke Less Chullah

SC 97 4

ST 132 3

OBC 9 0

GEN 77 4

Lighting Source and usage in Village

ElectricityKerosene

7.6%

92.4%

Cooking Fuels Usage in Village

KeroseneLPGWoodAgroResidues

46.2%52.3%

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Cooking Chullah Usage in village

Smoke LessChullahTraditionalChullah

SC ST OBC GEN0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%96.04% 97.78% 100.00%

95.06%3.96%3.96%3.96% 2.22%2.22%2.22% 0.00%0.00%0.00% 4.94%4.94%4.94%

Caste Section

Per

cent

age

of H

ouse

hold