Census of India, 1941 I

VOLUME XXII

,JAMMU AND KASHMIR

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) VILLAGE TABL::~DTH~::ING STATISTICS

,) CAPT. R. G. 'WREFORD
BY

CENSUS COMMISSIONER~ JAMMU AND KASHMIR STATE

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dAMMU:
lted under the sUl':)rvi~ion of
'ech., 10. (Manchester). Supe intendent, The Ranbir Govt. Press,

J. Sharma, c. p. 1943
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
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PAGES.
1. Territorial map of the Tammu & Kashmir State
Frontispiece.
2. Introductory
iii-iv
i.-'S. Jammu District Notes
4. Village Tables Jammu Cty . 1-7
5. Village Tables Jammu 11hs11 . S --l!
6. Village Tables Samb 1. 12-26
7. Village Tables Sri Ranbunnghpura . 27 - 39
ir'"'Village Tables Akhnur I 40-5.2
53-63
9. Kathua District Notes
10. Village Tables Kathua I 65-69
11. Villaae Tables J asmergarl 70-77
12. Village Tables Basohli . 78-87
88-95
' 13. Udhampur District Notffi
14. Village Tables Udhampu:· 97-102
15. Village Tables Kishtwar' ... 103 -112
Hi. Village Tables Ramban ~ ... J13-121
17. Village Tables Ramnagal" ... 122-129
18. Village Tables Bhadrawalt' 130-137
... 138-149
19. Reasi District Notes
20. Villaae Tables Reasi • ... 151-154
21. Village Tables Rampur Rajou:r. 155-167
168-179
22. Mirpur District Notes
23. Village Tables Kotli 181-185
24. Village Tables Mirpur ... 186-197
25. Village Tables Bhimbar ... 198-210
211-224
' 26. Chenani J aair District Notes
27. Village Tables Chenani Jagir 225-226
'" 227-2 0
28. Poonch Jagir District Notes
29. Village Tables Bagh ... 231-236
30. Village Tables Sadhnuti '" 237-245
31. Village Tables Haveli' ... 246--25:3
32. Village Tables Mendhar. ... 254 --;!62
263-269
L 33. Baramulla District Notes
34. Village Tables Uttarmac lipura (Halwar-t) 271-277
35. Village Tables Baramulla . ... . .. 278-302
36VVillage Tables Sri Pratapsinghpura ladgam) yP . .. 303-3~O
321-341
l 37. Anantnag District Notes
3R. Village Tables Srinagar City .~ 343-352
39. ~llage Tables Khas Tehsil . 353-371
40....,:Village Tables Pulwama (Awantlp,'ll"I.) 372 384
4~ /,Village Tables Kulgam ... 385-4 13
4r' Village Tables Anantnag '" ... 405-425
... 426-142
\( 43 Muzaffarabad District Notes '--.. _
44. Village Tables Muzaffarabad ... 443-446
45. Village Tables Uri '" 447-464
46. Village Tables Karnah 465-473
'" 474-479
I 47. Ladakh District Notes
48. Village Tables Ladakh 481-487
488-493
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PAGES
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49. Village Tables Kargil f ,.,
_. ... 494--501
50. Village Tables Skardu ". 502- 11
~ 51. Astore District Notes ... 513 515
\.. 52. Village Tables Astore ... ... ... :) ... 51 0-517

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,: 53. Gilgit (Leased Area) District Notes
54. Village Tables Gilgit (Leased Are.!) ... I···
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". 519-521
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55. Gilgit Agency District Notes ... ... 527-5·~O

56. Village Tables Gilgit Agency J ... 531-549
r 57. Notes to the HOUBing Statistics ... 551-553
58. Table I
59. Table II (A)
60. Table II (B)
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... 5j i--557
... 5 8"":'561
... 562-565

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 ERRATA.
Page 92, in column 2 against serial No. 83 for word "Tehr" read "Deher".

Pages 300 and 302, in the column pertaining to spellings adopted in Village Tables I941
against ser.ial No. 53 for word "Trihgam'.' read ~reh':lgam·',. and in, the sam~ colum~ on page 302
against senal No. 4I7 for the words "Lah Shath read Lah Shath' and agamst senal No. 130 lor
the words "Kuhun Babagund" read "Kunanbabagund".

Page 304, in column 2 against serial No. I7 for the words "Raj ora Thandakasi" read "Rajpora
Thandakasi" .
Page 3I2, in column No.2 against serial No. 232 for the words "Mengirpora Makhama" read
"Nengirpora Makhama".

Page 340, in the column pertaining to spellings adopted in Village Tables I94I against serjal
Nos. 342 and 468 for the words "Ropora Wamtahal" and "Dragum Khasipora" read "Ropora 4

namtahal" and "Dregam Khasipora".

Page 382, in the column for spellings adopted in Village Tables I94I against serial NO.3
Jor the words "Porayat Gangangir" read "Porayat Gagangir".

Page 398, in column I just under serial No. 298 for the figures "399" read the fig\lres "299".

Page 424, in the column for spellings adopted in Village Tables I94I against serial No. 291
for the words "Daman Dubedar" reaa "Daman Dubdrah".

Page VI (Introductory), in the headings for the word" difierence " in clournn 4 read the word
" difference".
, Page 481, in line 5 of paragraph 3 of the first cloumn for the word " mountainons " read the
word Ilmountainous " .

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• INTRODUCTORY.
Village Tables have bee1roduced in the past by the Survey Department of the Government
~s a sort of by-product; . t?esere given no place of India'. It is impossible to produce these tables
IIIthe several volumes .whlch nstituted previous with village names correctly spelt in the absence
Census Reports. WhIlst thtnain volumes of of an authoritative list of villages spelt in
the ~eport wer~ well produced1d well printed in English according to the spelling given on Survey
EnglIsh, the VIllage Tables d not receive the of India maps or that accepted as correct by
same attention and were pr;~d in Persian His Highness' Government.
characters on rather inferior ber. vVhen the
Census Commissioner for In' decided that District notes precede each set of Village
Provincial and State Census i lorts on this Tables which are given by tehsils for each district;
occasion should consist of an ess of about one separate tables are given for the two cities, Jammu
hundred pages or less-as distinct. om a detailed and Srinagar. The details given in these notes
discussion of. eac~ Imperial Ta. chapter by have been taken partly from the tables them-
chapter runnmg mto about 400 1ges-it was selves as will be obvious, and partly from reports
decided to deVelop the Village Table'1to a volume collected from Charge Superintendents, T ehsil
of greater local interest and to giv~erein notes Census Officers and District Census Officers, local
on the .r:n0~e important aspects 0village life. representatives of the public and from personal
As PrOVInCIal and State Census C1missioners knowledge of local conditions. The figures taken
were requested to collect informatic regarding from the tables are naturally accurate but the
drinking-water supply, markets, fairs <d housing same cannot be claimed for all details taken from
conditions etc., the deVelopment ~ the old the many notes received although every effort
Village Tables into a part of the m'l Census has been made to avoid error or mis-statement.
Report became essential if proper uSlwere to Those with special and detailed knowledge of any
be made of all the material availabl Thus subj ect or locality will detect such mistakes as
'Village Tables and Housing Statistics 1t thi~ there may be with respect to the number of schools.
Census become Part III of the Census R~rt. dispensaries etc., but it mtlst be' realised that
these notes relate to conditions obtaining at the
At an early stage we experienced dimities time of the Census operations, that is to SCl-y.
When the Village Tables for 1931 'were scr:jlised up to the end of 1940. S~nce additions,. changes
it was found they contained many errors i the and improvements are takmg place cont1l1uously.
spelling of village names due, presumabl. to it is quite impossible to bring such notes up-to-
clerical and printing errors. The Director of md date ' before going to press.
Records and the Revenue Commissioner ~re
both asked to supply a list of villages in tsh In discussing the means of subsistence and
district of the State correctly spelt in Engl'1. indebtedness we have not had access to any
As neither office possessed such a list, the Revele uptodate information on the subject such as a
Commissioner instructed aJ i District Officers ) report based on a detailed economic survey
send lists of all villages in the tehsils within the directed to elicit the facts; we have had to rely
respective districts to the Direction Office of th on Settlement Reports which are out of date
Census Department as promptly as possible; it and even when written did not claim accuracy
due course all were received. In presenting these in this respect. In addition, we have had ~he
Village Tables we have endeavoured to reconcile benefit of local opinion which in every case demed
the spelling of village names adopted on this ability to give any exact information. In these
occasion in English with those given in the 193 1 circumstances, it is not surprising if we have
Tables in the Vernacular by means of notes. But had to be content to draw conclusions and to-
it is beyond doubt that many names are still generalise.
wrongly spelt inspite of all our efforts. The
spelling of place names given in the lists supplied The figures for literates were taken from the
by District Officers differs in many cases ·not :numerators' Abstracts whereas those given in
only with the spelling given in 1931 but also with nperial Table XI were ext~acted. by tabulati~n
the spelling given on the enumeration slips and hm the actual enumeratIOn shps; for thIS
again with that given on the latest territorial r\son there are bound to be some differences.
maps of the Jammu and Kashmir State produced T,; differences represent the difference in opinion
between the many individual enumerators and
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these notes, c. g.,

,construction of a bridge
the staff of the Tabulation Office 3.S to the inter- over the Ujh river l- the road between Jammu
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pretation of the definition of literacy. As the and Kathua and th provision of a special grant
staff of the Tabulation Office were obliged to amounting to Rs. 25,000 from His Highness'
adhere strictly to the interpretation given to them, private funds to irt: Jrove the supplies of drinking
the figures in Imperial Table XI must be accepted water in Randi Ill' .qas. The district notes have
as correct and those here produced held to be reference to a per' )d ending with the year I94 0 .
defective to the extent of the difference exposed. In t.he short peril d since that date some of the
As the matter is of cO:1siderable local interest beneficent intent' )fiS of His Highness' Govern-
a statement is produced at the end of these ment have been t anslated into fact. Educational
introductory notes setting forth the differences by and medical f .cilities are being improved
tehsils and districts. 'continuously, n ·N roads are under construction
in several dilTictS. If the present tempo is
It is hoped that nothing in the district notes maintained a ast improvement will have been
will be construed as criticism of His Highness' effected by th end of I950 when the next Census
Government but the facts had to be stated candid- will become due.
ly; any other approach would destroy entirely
any value the notes may have. Few have This volume of Village Tables with its
had a better opportunity than the writer to District Notes and Housing Statistics constitutes
ponder the conditions obtaining in each district a departure in Census work in the State and an
and to appreciate what great improvements endeavour to give in handy form a considerable
have been brought about by His Highness' amount of local information about each district.
Government in a comparatively short time. It has its limitations and defects; these are
Since the accession of His Highness Maharaja realised by no one more fully than the author.
Shri Harisinghji Bahadur in 1925 tremendous At the next Census it should be possible to remedy
changes have been made for the better adminis- the more obvious defects, give more exact
tration of the State and for the amelioration of information on the subj ects dealt with and extend
the conditions under which His Highness' subjects the scope of this volume.
live. Development takes time and costs money
and improvements in connection with roads and The production of the Village Tables in their
communications, irrigation, education, medical present form and the preparation of the district
facilities, drinking-water supplies etc., etc., can notes which accompany them have involved an
not be effected without large expenditure of both. enormous amount of extra work-far more than
Conditions of life have changed rapidly in the was anticipated. The credit for any success
last few generations and the leeway of half a which has been achieved must go in great
century cannot be made up at once. Even measure to my staff who have had to work very
since the district notes produced in this volume hard to make it possible to produce this part of the
were written His Highness the Maharaja Bahadur report within a reasonable time; detailed
has issued commands for important proj ects to reference to their efforts is made in Part IV of
be undertaken to improve conditions which have the report-Administration.
been the subject of criticism and suggestion in

R. G. WREFORD,

SRI NAGAR : } CENSUS COMMISSIONER,

May 6th 1942. His Highne.~s' Government, Jammu and Kashmir.

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A comparative statement of the figures for literates as given in the Village Tables and Imperial
Table Xl respectively.

Name of Tehsil. Village Tables. Imperial Table XI. Difference.

Jammu District 45681 43760 1921

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Jammu City 22853 22412
• jammu Tehsil 72 3 2 75 07
Samba 4 885 395 8
Sri Ranbirsinghpura 6796 6294
/ Akhnur 39 05 3589

Kathua District 10259 9631 628

)(athua 30 55 3 040
". Jasmergarh 28 59 2682
" Basohli 4335 3909

Udhampur District 16386 15201 1115

Udhampur 4 138 4201

I(ishtwar 33 88 29 19
Ramban 2680 235 2
Ramnagar 2902 24 26
Bhadrawah 3 278 33 03

Reasi District 10838 9053 1785

Reasi 5409 48 37
Rampur Rajouri 54 2 9 4 216

Mirpur District 29005 25873 3132

Kotli 57 19 5 20 7
},[irpur II57 8 10349
Brombar I170S 103 17

Chenani Jagir 347 388 -41

Cbenani J agir 347 3 88

poonch, Jagir 26674 !B13 3761

Bagh 10385 85 2 7
'Sadhnuti 6043 5"7 2
Haveli 7 28 7 64 10
Mendhar 2959 25 04

Baramulla District 26758 U827 2931

Uttarmachipura (Handwara) 13195 11900

Baramulla 8410 7402
·Sri Pratapsinghpura (Badgam) 5 153 45 2 5

Anantnag District 75256 61006 7650

:Srinagar City 4554 2 4 155 6

Khas Tehsil 4967 462 ()
Pulwama (Awantipura) 6077 5680
Kulgam 7 2 45 6094
~nantnag II4 25 9 6 56
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Name of Tehsil. Village Tables. Imperial Table XI. Difierence.

Muzaffarabad District 15257 13805 1452

Muzaffarabad 8788 8360

Uri 45 01 3708
Karnah .. 1968 1737

Ladakh District 5050 4592 458

Ladakh 24 84 2454
Kargil 1210 II05
Skardu 135 6 1033

Astore District 667 573 94

Astore 667 573

Gilgit (Leased Area) 1186 1162 24

Gilgit (Leased Area) u86 II62

Gilgit Agency 1155 Information not available.

Chilas 376
Nagar 139
Hunza 249
Punial lI8
Ishkoman 31
Yasin 65
J{uh Ghizar In

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VOLUME XXII

JAMMU & KASHMIR STATE

PART III

VILLAGE TABLES

JAMMU DISTRICT
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Jammu District consists of the four tehsils of the Akhnoor and Jammu Tehsils are typical
Akhnoor, Jammu, Sri Ranbirsinghpura and Samba foothills country. Jammu City on the edge of
running in that order roughly from the north- the foothills stands at an elevation of I030 ft.
west of the district to the south-east. The above sea level.
Bhimber Tehsil of the Mirpur District lies to the
west and partly to the north of Akhnoor T ehsil ; The climate of the whole area is similar to
on the north-east of Akhnoor lies Reasi. On that of the adjacent Sialkot District of the
the north the district is bounded by parts of both Punjab except that Jammu being nearer to the
Reasi and Udhampur Tehsils. On the east it is mountains, is cooler at night in the summer.
bounded partly by the Ranmagar Tehsil of The -period from November to March is pleasant.
Udhampur District and partly by the Jasmergarh Rainfall is not always sufficient and timely;
Tehsil of Kathua District. The southern bound- a considerable percentage of the crops in the
ary of Akhnoor Tehsil, the western boundary vicinity of the canals is irrigated but large tracts
of Jammu Tehsil, the west and south of of Kandi areas suffer considerably for lack of
Ranbirsinghpura and the south of Samba Tehsil water. The rivers of the district are the Chenab
all march with the Sialkot District of the Punjab. and the Jammu Tawi. Canal systems take water
Jammu, though a comparatively small district in from both. The Tawi flows through the centre
area, II47 sq. miles, thus touches all the other of Jammu T ehsil. The Chenab enters Akhnoot
four districts of the Jammu Province and all its T ehsil from Reasi and flovvs on between the
tehsils border the Punjab. The areas of the four Akhnoor and Jammu Tehsils to enter the Punjab
tehsils are Akhnoor 3I7 sq. miles, Jammu 346, north of Sialkot. There are many small streams
inclusive of Jammu City which is roughly ~ sq. in the district typical of all foothills country;
mile, Sri Ranbirsinghpura I57 and Samba 327. they are mostly of little use for irrigational pur~
In the whole State only Kathua District is smaller poses and are practically dry except in the rains
than Jammu. Sri l{anbirsinghpura is the smallest when for a short while they become raging torrents
tehsil in the State. The whole area is included and cause considerable damage to property by
in the Natural Division known as 'The Sub- inundation and erosion.
montane tract'. Sri Ranbirsinghpura and the
southern parts of Akhnoor and Samba are Jammu City is at the terminus of a branch
practically a part of the Punjab plains whereas line of the North vVestern Railway which runs
the centre and northern part of Samba and most from Sialkot and passes through the Sti
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Ranbirsinghpura Tehsil. The main road from the amongst both women and infants is believed to
Punjab to Kashmir is parallel to the railway as have been reduced considerably. Improvements
far as Jammu City. It then crosses the splendid to the road to Kashmir via Jammu and Banihal
bridge over the Tawi, the largest bridge in the from the Punjab have increased the importance
State, and continues through the Jammu of Jammu as a trade centre. There has been
Tehsil to the Udhampur District and onwards considerable development in Jammu City and
over the Pir Panj al range by the Banihal Pass adjacent areas and a good deal of building activity
to Kashmir. A good motor road from Jammu to meet an increasing demand for accommoda-
City crosses the Chenab over a fine bridge near tion.
Akhnoor and leads to Akhnoor town. There is a
fair-weather road from Jammu through Samba If we examine the composition of the popula-
Tehsil to Kathua but it is impassable for wheel- tion of the district by communities we find
ed traffic in the rains as it is cut at right angles there are 248,173 Hindus, of whom 51,120
by a number of nullah beds. Jammu is connect- belong to the Scheduled Castes, I70,789 Muslims,
ed with Reasi District by a good motor road as 9,I51 Sikhs, 2,262 Indian Christians, 895 Jains
far as Katra. Roads and communications other and 92 Others. Hindus thus form over 57 %
than those mentioned are mostly useless for of the population, Muslims over 39% and Sikhs
modern transport. Jammu City is the capital just over 2 %. The Hindus are mostly Dogra
of the State and the centre of Dogra culture. Rajputs 'and a large number of the Muslims are
In addition to being the winter headquarters of Rajputs too. Gujjars are an important element
His Highness' Government, the District and of the Muslim community; only 1,328 of the
Jammu Tehsil headquarters are located there. Muslims are Shias. Jains are nearly all in Jammu
The headquarters of the other tehsils are located City. In Ranbirsinghpura Tehsil the Hindus
at the towns bearing the same names. There is only slightly exceed Muslims in numbers; in
an aerodrome at Satwari (Jammu Cantonment) other areas the predominance of Hindus shown
also a wireless station. for the whole district obtains with slight differ-
ences in ratio.
2. Population.-The population of the
district at the recent Census was 431.362 against The Dogra element, both Hindu and Muslim,
375,240 in 1931 giving an increase of 14.95% is almost entirely indigenous to the area;
against 10.29 % for the whole State. The figures perhaps a small percentage have come to the
separately for the four tehsils are Jammu (inclu- district from Kangra and other centres of the
sive of Jammu City) 156,556 against 132,840, Dogra community in adjacent districts of the
Samba 89.464 against 79.181. Sri Ranbirsingh- Punjab. Dogri is the language of the majority;
pura 96.521 against 82,788 and Akhnoor 88,821 Punjabi is in common use owing to the close
against 80,431. The figures for Jammu City alone affinity of many of the non-Dogra elements to
are 50,379 against 38,613. These figures give a Punjabi families. This is specially so in the Sri
percentage increase of 17.85 in the case of Jammu Ranhirsinghpura Tehsil. Ethnologically, the
Tehsil (including Jammu City), 12.98 for Samba, Dogras are different to the inhabitants of both
16.58 for Sri Ranbirsinghpura, 10.43 for Akhnoor Kashmir and the Punjab. Maharaja Gulabsinghji,
and 30.47 for Jammu City. The separate figures the illustrious founder of the Ruling Family
for Jammu Tehsil, excluding Jammu City, are of the Jammu and Kashmir State, commenced
106,177 against 94,227 in 1931; in this case the the consolidation of his Kingdom at Jammu.
percentage increase is 12.68. From the figures
given it is clear that the percentage increase in 3. Migrations. -- There is little movement of
every unit of this district is higher than the the population that has any permanent effect.
average for the State very much so in the case of Kashmiris come into the area in the autumn on
Jammu City and Sri Ranbirsinghpura Tehsil. their way to the Punjab in search of employment
The number of occupied houses and the details and again in the spring on their way back to
for each village etc., can be seen by a reference Kashmir. In the Kandi tracts there is scarcity
to the tables. of water and fodder in the summer from Baisakh
onwards and grazing is insufficient; zamindars
There is no obvious reason for the big increase then take their flocks and herds to areas where
of population. It is probably due to several fodder, grazing and water are available and return
different factors. Firstly, epidemics such as to their homes when the rains commence. A
plague and small-pox did not levy such a heavy certain number of Bakarwals move into the
toll as in the previous decade; epidemics occurred hilly tracts of Akhnoor for the winter. Many
hut were brought under control quickly. The inhabitants of the Kandi and Pahari tracts are
rate of mortality connected with child-birth unable to support themselves and their families
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throughout the year from the resources of their he puts the former at 728 acres and the latter at
own villages and go to the Punjab in search of 779 acres. It is believed these figures are an
employment to eke out their slender means under-estimate. The figures for vegetables are
of subsistence. There has been some industrial 32I, 3II and 96 acres for Jammu, Ranbirsingh-
development in and near Jammu, particularly pura and Samba respectively; Akhnoor is shown
in Sri Ranbirsinghpura T ehsil, and this has as having no area under vegetables. The figures
attracted labourers and others to both the city given for areas under orchards are 372, 272, 80
and to Ranbirsinghpura. There is considerable and 55 acres for Jammu, Ranbirsinghpura,
traffic through the district in the spring when Sambd donJ .\khnoor respectively. In the absence
visitors from all parts of India pass through of a special survey it is very difficult to arrive at
Jammu on thl:'ir way to Batote, Bhadarwah and accurate figures for the areas under vegetables
to Kashmir, mostly to the latter, and again in and fruit. The chief vegetables grown are
the autumn when these summer visitors return to carrots, chillies, turnips, potatoes, cucumbers,
India. None of these movements has any perma- bhindi, karela, chaingen, onions, karam, palak-
nent effect on the population. sag, tomatoes, kaddu, tinda and cabbages.
Melons, turmeric, spices of various kinds and
A good percentage of the population in all tobacco are grown in small quantities. Amongst
districts belongs to what may be termed, for the tree and bush fruits the mango is by far the most
sake of convenience, the martial classes, mostly plentiful and wide-spread. Oranges and lemons,
Raj puts, both Hindu and Muslim. These ele- both imported and indigenous kinds, are grown
ments are recruited for the army both in the State to a small extent. There is room for considerable
and in British India and their absence from their expansion in the cultivation of both vegetables
homes on military duty has a small effect on and fruit on an organised basis, particularly in
the permanent population. As this Census areas near to Jammu City which provides an
coincided with the war and considerable recruiting excellent market not only for local consumption
acitivity, the population of some villages and but for export to Srinagar.
localities with military service connections may
well have been affected more than usual. In the matter of irrigation Ranbirsinghpura
is the most fortunate; in this tehsil the problem
4. Agriculture.-All areas of the district is not a scarcity of water but water-logging as
except Jammu City, Jammu Cantonment and a result of excess supply and seepage from
the few towns are dependent on agriculture. canal distributaries. The Maidani tract of the
Wheat, maize, bajra, rice and barley are the chief Jammu Tehsil is fairly well off with respect to
grain crops. Sugar-cane is a cash crop and cotton irrigation and similar tracts in Akhnoor to a
also to a small extent. \lVheat production is less extent. The chief sources of supply are the
sufficient to meet local requirements in Akhnoor Chenab and Tawi rivers; irrigation by wells
Tehsil and short in Samba; it is in excess and is also carried on wherever possible in the absence
available for export from the Sri Ranbirsinghpura of canal supplies. Samba Tehsil and the Kandi
and Jammu Tehsils. It is sold chiefly for con- and Pahari tracts of Jammu and Akhnoor Tehsils
sumption in the towns; the zamindar uses the are largely dependent on adequate, timely and
sale proceeds to pay his revenue dues. Maize well distributed rainfall; if these exacting
is available for export from most Pahari and requirements are fulfilled crop conditions in the
Maidani tracts but in short supply in all Kandi district as a whole are satisfactory but they seldom
tracts. Barley is adequate for local requirements are fulfilled throughout the district and there is
throughout the district; much of this crop is cut usually partial crop failure in some area or
green for use as fodder. Bajra is sufficient in areas.
the Pahari and Maidani tracts and in excess in
the Kandi tracts throughout the district. Gram 5. Industries and Labour.- Nearly all the
and Goji are sufficient for local requirements industries are located in Jammu City and at
everywhere. Maize, bajra and goji are the Miran Sahib in the Ranbirsinghpura Tehsil which
staple food grains for the majority. Rice is is on the railway. Jammu City is the centre of
sufficient in the Maidani tract of Akhnoor, in trade in the Province and has a number of small
excess of local requirements in the N ehri and industries amongst which the more important are
Maidani circles of Jammu and Sri Ranbirsingh- hosiery manufacture, leather works, ice making,
pura Tehsils and in short supply in all other parts furniture making, soap making, metal works and
of the district. cotton weaving. The Government Silk Factory
is the most important. His Highness' Govern-
The District Officer gives approximate ment have recently opened a Drug Research
figures for the areas under vegetables and orchards; Laboratory and the manufacture of drugs may
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well develop into an important industry in the A good price for wheat in the chief centres
near future. and markets, Jammu City in particular, does
therefore benefit those producing wheat. Trade
At Miran Sahib in Ranbirsinghpura His in Jammu City has developed a good deal during
Highness' Government have started three in- the past decade and this must have had favour-
dustries which promise well; these are a factory able repercussions in all areas in the vicinity.
for the manufacture of a building material known
as Indianite, a Rosin factory and the Kashmir Whilst agriculture is the chief means of sub-
Willows Company for the manufacture of cricket sistence except in urban areas, the rural popula-
bats and other sports articles. A limited tion has other sources of income. The Rajputs
liability company has recently been formed to and other classes accustomed to join the army
instal and operate a sugar mill. In other parts form a considerable part of the population and
of the district cotton and wool spinning and pensions and pay for military service constitute
weaving are carried on as cottage industries on an appreciable addition to the family funds in
a small scale. Samba used to have a small many homes. The production of dairy produce
calico printing industry but this is believed to is usually only sufficient for home consumption
have fallen on evil days due to the market being but the Gujjars produce ghee for sale. Silk-worm
flooded with cheap machine made goods of all re3.ring and cocoon production provides a valuable
kinds. supplement to incom~s. Many men in the
district obtain employment in various capacities
There are no forests in the district to give in government departments and as domestic
employment. There is a limited market for servants or casual labourers in Jammu City and
labour on the Sialkot-Jammu railway and on other smaller centres of trade and employment.
P. W. D. road construction and maintenance Agricultural labourers earn about five ann as a
and building operations. In Akhnoor Tehsil a day and casual labourers about six annas.
limited amount of emloyment is available in Labourers on the railway, chintz makers, silk
connection with timber collection on the Chenab factory workers, coolies on canal and road con-
and on canal maintenance work on the Akhnoor- struction and maintenance work earn about eight
Jammu Canal. annas a day. Blacksmiths, potters and calico
printers average ten annas' a day and skilled
6. Means of Subsistence and Indebtedness.- workmen such as carpenters, masons and gold
In the absence of reliable details it is not possible and silver smiths from Re. I to Rs. 1-8-0. With
to say with any claim to accuracy what is the the development of trade and industries, parti-
average income per head of the population. The cularly during the latter half of the decade,
. District Officer puts the income of an average increased building activities and road construc-
family of 6 at Rs. 150 per annum or about Rs. 2 tion work and favourable prices for agricultural
per month per head. The consensus of the produce it is believed that the means of subsist-
opinions of the many Charge Superintendents ence were greater for the majority of the people
from whom details were collected in each tehsil at the end of the decade than at the beginning.
indicates an average family income of Rs. 240 With increased facilities for travelling and some
per annum; this works out at a little over Rs. 3 improvement in the amenities of life the standard
per head per month. The correct figure is of living has probably risen slightly.
probably somewhere between the two, say abollt
Rs. 3 per head per month and probably varies It is reported that there is a good deal of
according to area from Rs. 2 to Rs. 3-8-0. These extravagance in connection with social and reli-
figures relate to the rural population; no general gious observances especially those connected with
statement can be offered for the urban elements. marriage, death, chaubarsi and pilgrimages.
There is also a good deal of litigation. These
The price levels for agricultural produce are the main causes of indebtedness. There is
obtaining during the decade compare favourably no re<:ent information at our disposal to indicate
with the assessment rates fIxed fur land revenue the actual position. We can only discuss out-of-
payments. High price levels for agricultural date figures and draw conclusions. The amount
produce obviously do not benefit the landless or of unse~ured debt per cultivated acre and per
those having insufficient land; rather the head in the case of proprietors and occupancy
reVerse. Although wheat is an important crop tenants in the Kandi tract of the Jammu Tehsil
in all tehsils most of it is not consumed by the is given in the Settlement Report for the area
producers; those able to sell their wheat do so published in 1924. These figures are admittedly
to get money to pay their land revenue dues and out of date but give us some indication. The
themselves live mostly on the che3.?3r grains. figures for proprietors are given at Rs. 4.1 per
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,cultivated acre and Rs. 25 per head; for occu- available but it has one High School, a Techncial
pancy tenants at Rs. 24.9 per cultivated acre School, a number of Middle Schools and Primary
and Rs. 36.3 per head. Figures for Samba, Schools for boys and one Middle School and
.according to the Settlement Report for that several Primary Schools for girls. Ranbirsingh-
tehsil published in 1914, were 11.4 per cultivated pu~a has five Middle Schools ~nd some twenty
acre and Rs. II.8 per head of the whole popula- Pnmary Schools some of whlch are for girls.
tion excepting the inhabitants of Samba town. Akhnoor has one High School, two Middle Schools,
In the report for Sri Ranbirsinghpura Tehsil . one for boys and one for girls and thirty-seven
published in 1916, the figures were Rs. 8.3 per Primary Schools for boys and six for girls. In
cultivated acre and Rs. 9.5 per head of the addition there are the Pathshalas, Maktabs and
agricultural population. The Settlement Report other institutions under the control of various
for Akhnoor is more recent and was published societies. Jammu is obviously and naturally
in 1931. This gives the figures for proprietors the centre of education and culture for the
at Rs. 5 per cultivated acre and Rs. 26 per pro- whole of the Jammu Province.
prietor and for occupancy tenants at Rs. 1.5 per
cultivated acre and Rs. 27 per occupancy tenant. The Village Tables show that in the whole
None of these figures are recent enough to be of real district there is a total of 45,681 literates; of
value but they do give somc idea of indebtedness these 3.5,.579 are males and IO,I02 females. These
in the district. It is probable that the Rajput figures give a percentage to the whole population
element, and they predominate as proprietors, of 10 ..59. The total figures for each tehsil separate-
understated their indebtedness when the various ly are 30,095 for Jammu Tehsil including Jammu
Settlement Officers made their enquiries, due City, 4,88.5 for Samba, 6,796 for Sri Ranbirsingh-
to a disinclination, based on pride, to admit the pura and 3,905 for Akhnoor. The separate
full extent of their indebtedness. Pay and figures for Jammu City are total literates 22,863,
pensions in the military and other services have males 15,6n and females 7,252. The percentages
improved, pricelevels for agricultural produce are of total literates to the population in each tehsil
better, trade and industry have developed, His are Jammu Tehsil, including Jammu City, 19.22,
Highness the Maharaja Bahadur has encouraged Samba 5.46, Sri Ranbirsinghpura 7.04 and
in every way he could the discontinuance of Akhnur 4.39. The percentages for Jammu City
wasteful and harmful customs. Spread of educa- alone are males and females together 45.38,
tion has probably broken down some of the more males to the total population 30.98, females to
orthodox extravagant and conservative customs. total population 14.39. The percentage of male
Taking all these factors into consideration the literates for male population only (29,8I7) is
opinion is hazarded that there has been a 52.35 and the percentage of female literates for
reduction in debt during the past two decades in female population only (20,562) is 35.26. It will
the district as a whole. be seen at a glance that the very high figures for
Jammu City, both male and female, bring up
7. Education.--Educational facilities are the average for the whole district considerably,
considered by local officers to meet the require- so much indeed as to make them outstanding.
ments of the district except for the lack of a The percentage for the whole district excluding
High School in Ranbirsinghpura. The absence Jammu City works out at 5.98. This figure I
of a High School in the rural areas of Jammu think represents the position in rural areas.
Tehsil is not of immediate importance since the The figures for Jammu City are so high, both for
tehsil is a small one and Jammu City with its male and female, comoared with any other centre
ample educational facilities is in the centre of the in the State-even with Sri nagar-that one is
district. But the policy of steady expansion of forced to the conclusion that the Census sb.ff in
educational facilities adopted by His Highness' Jammu City were not trained to comprehend
Government is required. Full details of the exactly what constitutes literacy for the purpose
local distribution of educational' institutions of the Census. The figures for literacy in Jammu
throughout the district are lacking but from City are so high that they cannot be accepted
information received it appears that Jammu as accurate until they have been subjected to
Tehsil, excluding Jammu City, has three Middle searching check and scrutiny. It is true that at
Schools and twenty-eight Primary Schools. the time the Census was taken His Highness'
Jammu City has the Prince of Wales College, Government was at J 1.mmu and the normal
three High Schools, one Basic School, a Sanskrit population was increased by the presence of
College known as the Sri Ranbir Patshala, an many officials of every status and grade, the
Academy for Rajputs and a considerable number majority of whom are literate. But even so the
of Middle Schools and Primary Schools for both figures are too high to accept as correct without
boys and girls. Full details for Samba are not fnrther close investigation.
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8. Health and Water Supply.-- Health condi- Jammu City where the supply is good and plenti-
tions on the whole are not unsatisfactory. The ful. The City is built on a slope and enjoys a
percentage increase of popula.tion is considerably natural drainage system. This factor and its
higher than the average for the whole State. good water supply are mainly responsible for its
Epidemics of plague and small-pox during the good health during the past decade. In the rural
decade have been kept in check. Death from areas of the Jammu Tehsil drinking water supplies.
child-birth and infantile .mortality appear to are not good; in the Kandi tract they are poor
have been reduced. Malaria is the main cause of and the use of stagnant water in dried up tanks,
sickness and the whole district is subject to this p(Jnds and swamps is responsible for the prevalence
scourge every year in varying degrees of virulence. of the guinea-worm disease. There is too much
Jammu City is the most healthy unit of the district water too near the surface in Sri Ranbirsinghpura
although it does not escape malaria and other Tehsil with the result that though plentiful the
epidemics. The rural areas of Jammu Tehsil are water is not good.
also malarial. Guinea-worm disease is prevalent
in the Kandi tract. Sri Ranbirsingbpura Tehsil ~amba suffers from a scarcity especially in the
is not as healthy as other parts of the district. hot weather. The supply is not good and in
The area is low-lying and in many parts water- summer is responsible for guinea-worm infection.
logged. Malaria is widespread and persistent. In Akhnoor the Pahari and Maidani tracts have
Sr,mba on the whole is healthy but it is not free sufficient water but the Kandi tracts have not
from malaria. Child-birth seems to be one of and suffer from the same disabilities as those in
the main causes of death amongst women. The the Kandi tracts of Jammu and Samba.
people of Akhnur have a reputation for their His Highness' Government have had this difficult
sturdiness but there is too much malaria for the problem of drinking water supply under considera-
tehsil to be described as healthy. Snakes take tion for some years past. At the end of the
their toll of life in all tehsils of the district but decade the Rural DeVelopment Department was
apparently they are more of a menace in Akhnoor tackling the problem. Progress is bound to be
than elsewhere. All tebsils are subject to the same slow but • something attempted is something
epidemics and mo~tly to the same diseases. done' as the proverb has it.
Degrees in the standard of health chiefly depend
on the amount and severity of malaria and 9. Miscellaneous.-(a) Fairs held in the
in this respect Sri Ranbirsinghpura and Akhnoor district usually have little connection with the
are reported to suffer most. The next most sale and interchange of agricultural produce;
common cause of sickness is bad water supply mostly they have connection with some religious
and in this respect Sri Ranbirsinghpurd. and the festival. The more important are :--
Kandi tracts suffer most; the former from
swamp conditions and the latter from (i) Ramanavami Fair held in Chet and Assuj
drought. (J ammu City).

Medical facilities are naturally best in (ii) Holi in Phagan.

Jammu City. Vaids and Hakims and indigenous
treatment are available throughout the district. (iii) Shiva Ratri in Phagan.
The provision of hospitals and dispensaries in
Jammu City includes the State Hospital, Zenana (iv) Baisakhi on the first of Baisakh.
Hospital, Chemical Laboratory for blood tests
etc., a Dispensary for tubercular cases, privately (v) Dussehra.
owned Ayurvedic dispensaries and an Unani
aided dispensary. Jammu Tehsil (excluding (vi) Jharri Fair in Katik (Jammu Tehsil).
Jammu City) has a government dispensary at
Chak Kahna. Sri Ranbirsirighpura Tehsil has (vii) Vir Mela at Batada.
two government dispensaries, one in the town of
that name and one at Ramgarh. There are three (yiii) Ramanavami Fair at Bahu Fort in Chet
dispensaries in Akhnur Tehsil; one is at Akhnur, and Assuj.
another at Hamirpur Sidhar and a subsidised one
at Pallanwalla. Except in Jammu City facili- (ix) Rathoha Fair in Katik.
ties are said to be inadequate and to be receiving
the attention of the medical authorities. (x) Dussehra, Ramanavami anrl Baisakhi
held in the RanbirsinghplUa Tehsil.
A good supply of pure drinking water is
a problem in this district everywhere except in (xi) The Cattle Fair held at Ranbirsinghpura.
 7
in Chet each year under arrangements of the largest of its kind in India.
made by the Civil Veterinary Depart-
ment has become a popular event in (iv) Bahu Fort, situated on a spur about two
the life of the tehsil and is one of the miles from Jammu City, contains a
few fairs which has a definite connection Hindu temple and has imyortant
with agriculture. associations for the Rajputs of Jammu.
(xii) Fairs at Puramandal, Uttarbhani and (v) The temple at Puramandal in Samba
Har Mandir in Samba each year are has historic associations.
largely attended and provide occasions
for the marketing of agricultural (vi) Buildings in Samba known as Mohan
produce. Garh, Bapner Garh, Der Garh and
Bharath Garh are said to date back to
(xiii) Baisakhi Fair held at Akhnoor and Humayun's time and to be of archaeo-
Hamirpur Sidhar. logical interest.
(b) There are many places of interest in the (vii) Akhnoor Fort and Kabeth Fort have
district, particularly to Hindus .- local historical associations.
(i) Pirkhoh and Panjvaktar temples iu (viii) Kameshwar Mahadev temple which is
Jammu City are said to be very old. in ruins is said to be a relic of the
Pandavs period.
(ii) Ranaverishwari temple attracts many
Hindu visitors. (ix) Ziarat Bog Gora has local fame in that
a visit by the believer is said to cure
(iii) Shri Raghunathji temple is the largest rabies.
temple in the State and is said to be one
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CENSUS
VILLAGE.
District dammu
dammu~

r-
Occupied Total Muslim (others)
Serial Kame of Yiliage 1')31 houses No. of Jo;o. of ,.-------.A__--.r---~
No. Population 1941 CiIc1e Charge Persons Males Females Males Females

z 11 3 4 5 6 ;; 8 9 IO II

Pakki Dhakki 2&2 1140 610 .;30 2

2 Darbargarh 204- 506 293 2J3 :il2 19
3 Bazar Upperla 190 790 475 31 5 23 !i
4 PanjtiIthi "4 0 1320 77 6 544 47 2r
5 Dhounthli 68 443 260 183 Iu IQ
964 4198 2414 1785 120 58
6
7
Mohallat Ramna.gar
Staff Quarter-Quarter Bagh
4
" 33 29 .
MohaJlat II 45 36 9 13
15 78 65 13 14
8 Nagbani Farm 37 3 118 78 40 52
Hazuri Bagh 23
9 4 14 II 3
41 132 89 43 54 22.
10 Deorhi Mubarak - 4 23 21

2 23 2 21
II Mohalla Ustad Gous 348 5 2093 120.... 83 9 73<)
'1:2 Mahalia ~nian 23'Z 1236 693 163
5'"
543 III
113 Rehari 381 1782 rooS 774 .15 35
.81 5111 2905 2206 951 068
14 Kachi Chhowni 43 8 6 2753 I55I I202 23~ 1fir
15 Bhitta Talab 280 1592 9 00 692 76 51
718 4345 2451 1894 308 212
16 CentraJ Jail 12 7 411 3 89 22 24' 13
12 411 389 22 241 13
17 Bhabrian 42 7 8 1992 III9 873 29 16
18 Kali Janni 27 1249 709 540 33
19 Chowgan Fatu 197' 1046 5 85 46r 120
20 Talab Rani Sahib 165 744 522
67
222 JIo 19
1060 5D31 2935 2096 292 103
21 Rajput Military School S 18 87 ~1 6 2
4
B 87 81 6 2 4
22 Zenana Hospital 9 35 7 28 10

35 7 28 3 10
23 Julahka 85 1 10 5131 28 43 2288 9,)1
24 Mastgarh 23 1 1267 7[1 753
550 501 380
1082 6398 3554 2844 1492 1133
25 Dhakki Sarajan 275 II 1415 171 644 r8; 169
26 Lakhdata 56 539 293 246
27 Ghumaran 133 676 38 2
53 46
294' I07 76
28 Purani Mand1 280 1904 10 37 86 7 58
29 Malhotrian I07 612 53
337 275 10 7 69
30 Gll;ran I 05 514 3 16 198
P~haria.n
55 42
31 206 1154 688 466 22
1222 6814 3824 2990 587 455
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1941
TABLEd

1941 POPULATION
---,.
Muslim (S11ias) Hindus
..-- ----"------,. ____.____,Sikhs Buddhists
r__J.._--------------,
Female:.
r--~
Males
Others

Females
Total literates
,..----"------.
Males Females
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males

I2 I3 I4 I5 I6 I7 I8 19 30 2I 33 lI3

58 9 5 14 III 16 3 86 239
240 181 21 13 208 124
451 3 0& I I 26 3 89
721 5 20 7 I 3 482 227
193 145 5 46 2~ 55 17

2194 1668 53 3D 47 31 1394 898·

28 4 2'

23 9 19 4

51 13 41 5

·21 IS :: 6 2
/ <) 3
30 18 2 3 6 2
21 2 20

2 21 2 26
12 50 58 49 0 197
400 3 D>
3
" 479 394 47
5
35 4 3 30 5 143
853 667 29 12 7' 60 363 I.t"

3 2 1732 1363 88 52 125 121 1160 486

12 53 60 53 10 101 5 (joo
4 <J7i
R 602
764 604 56 29 4 31 9

4 2011 1581 116 82 6 18 1817 111.

Il9 <) 14 5 156 5

129 9 14 5 156 5

81 5 fill 53 43 ZZ2 '!03 741 429

6Ib 49 0 60 49 4I I 215
43 2 357 29 29 4 S 32 5 uS
355 17 8 57 25 264 86
2218 1636 19. 146 22. 211 1741 918

79 2 ]I

79 2 71

3 If) 5

3 16 6

1688 .1391 33 30 13 ' II4 1 78 3 8 77

JO 13 196 16 3 3 I 365 17 0

10 13 1884 1554 36 30 132 114 2148 1647

5ul'! 46 5 17 10 488 269

225 r88 13 II 2. I 170 102
12 2 192 109
2
7
4
·3
25 2
937
200
795
19
35 16 " 665 392
108
l08 188 18 1(> 4 1 20g

"4 1 15 1 I6 3 4 2 195 90c

48 4 315 182 '4 1 25 0 18

8 8 2915 2312 316 211P 13 6 218 1148

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Occupied
Serial Name of Village 1931 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge , - - - - '__""'" ~--~
Persons Males Females Males Females-

I 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO Ie

Sa.ddar Hospital
,.
16 70
70
45
45 25
7
7
3

3
33 Jogi Darwaza 113 877 366 477 2 85
34 Residency 60 251 67 164 57
3S Baba Jewan Shah
Gorkandan
37S ,.54 7aS 90U 7 10
36 81 556 231 301 2 14
Kucha Raja Hussain Khan 801 378 2 65
~~
122 340
Dalpatian 134 841 337 438 266
39 Pirmitha 378 2357 974 1329 935
1323 7401& 3043 388t 2732
Rughnath Pura 148. 4 82 52 2
Gummat 778 284 66 20
Chowni Gaudoo 403 184 17 9
Thati Kbakroban 810 354 3
Panjvll.ktar 71' 330 152 128
Alaf Shah'" 1413 528 5]7 30 4
Dennis Gate ,.82 728 141 74
148 7588 2810 948 137
47 Vinaik Misar IS 1001 326 199 105
48 Mulahan 206 51 81 14
49 Canal Road 81. 25 6 161 55
572 2031 1388 633 441 174
50 Police Chowki Panjthirthi 3 16 23 23 7
51 Parade 196 191 5 92 5
52 City Thana 3 38 37 ]4
53 Police Chowki Pirmitha 9 20 20 4
S4 Police Chowki Chabutta 10 IO 5
5S Police Chowki Rehari, } 3 10 IO 3

56 Station Saddar Police

18

17
2,7
65
291

65
• 125 5
4 9
$1 Police Chowki Nawahad 3 17 17 12
58 Police Chowki Pul Tawi 7 32 32 16

14 114 114 37
S9 Prince of Wales COllege Hostel .. 34
34
19 158
158 142 17 .,
61

TOTAL •• 9535 6I30

*Othcrs-Indian Christians 517M. 4401' ; Other Christians 2M. 3F; Jains 412M. 372 F; Parsees 6M. 4F; Primitive tribe 'Others' 3M.
(i) No separate Village Tables for Jammu City were prepared in 193I. The figures for the City were included with the Village
Tables 1931 for Jammu Tehsil. Therefore the 1931 population cannot be given for each Mohalla; the 1931 total for the City is given instead.
(ii) The names of Mohallas are shown under column 'Name of Village' in the Village Tables 194I.
(iii) To facilitate census work separa.te Charges for the City were created. Charges are serially numbered for Jammn District exclusive
of Jammu City. Jammu City was a separate Census district.
(iv) Nagbani Farm and Hazuri Bagh serial numbers 8 and 9 of the Village Tables 1941 have been recently acquired by the Private
Department; the census of these areas was conducted by the President Municipal Committee Jammu as District Census Officer for Jammu
City at the recent Census because Palace areas were included with the City. They were shown in the Village Tables for Jammu Tehsil in
1931 •
(v) The numbering of Census Divisions in the City was not carried out in accordance with the instructions issued. When the defect
was noticed revision was not possible without creating other difficulties. As a result, whilst the charges in the Tables for the City follow each
other in correct sequence the circles do not. The circle numbers in the City run from I to 19. All are shown in the Tables but they do not
TUn consecutively with the charges.
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1941 POPULATION
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Total literates
,--'---. ~
Males FencaIeIl Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

Ia IJ I4 IS I6 I7 If! I9 zo ZI 22 23

36 ? ' 2 24 13
38 22 2 24 13
102 6.z 9 3 22 16 239 8S
]8 9 2 73 18
13 ~ II 10 1 506 3 18
9 5 10 OJ 5 3 174 105
43 34 39 35 () I7 R 105
74 71 121 53
49 35 5 4 533 308
23 13 307 230 49 38 36 30 1824 892
881 445 59 29 II 6 688 225
3 02 209 94 44 15 II 302 137
Ill4 157 III 18 119 58
4 18 3~7 35 26 279 II7
23 0 196 4 (> 202 III
24' 134 68 47 55 43 328 103
9 2 746 39 1 133 47 235 214 402 103
10 2 3024 1859 411 217 316 275 2310 854
473 218 7 4 3 277 34
2 59 33 13 4 48 9
3 67 191 20 6 11 4 286 97
2 899 442 27 6 26 11 611 140
16 14
13 8 123
I
77
'4 8 26 "
16 8
5 3
7 0

14 135 16 181 3
55 28
4
16 '"
20
75 2 51
73 17 7 93 4
73 17 7 93 4

75 . 39 I7 803 I276I I3 22 8zJ I 940 BZ9 ZS6II 72 5 2

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CENSUS
VILLAGE
District Jammu
Tehsil Jammu

Occupied r---
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim ( others)
Charge ,.... _____ .A. _ _ _ _ _
No. Population 1941 Circle
Persons Males Femal~ Males Females

I 5 6 8 10
" 3 4 7 9 II

Chhua 310 65 313 188 125 102 74

2 Nagrada 284 47 258 134 122 131 IIg
Bhata 170
..
3

5
Jandyal
Ramgarh
144
'5 I(}
.'II
31
3 60
9
1828
43
89
93 8
26
81
S8il
17
72
4 26
24
63
-f06
16
6 Agor jllz 71 389 20 7 (8. 44 48
7 Chak Singha 139 38 162 85 77 50 46
8 Ranjan 1757 8
3 4 1773 IllS 855 5<14 5 22
4583 lOGS 4132 2585 2347 1393 1294
9 Ambh 1281 3 5
1 1258 653 605 159 13 1
10 Kainkh Ib25 3 26 1834 85 8 77b 55 6 5 26
2'08 141 2812 1511 1381 715 657
Xl Dhar Dhrochan 43 1 84 J 434 233 201 101 78
12 Seri Panditan 378 104 07 21 5 212 II 7
13 Cha.k Bhalwal )86 97 370 2[0 160 120 99

1115 285 1231 868 573 232 18.

14
15
Baran
Kengdel
94 6
306
210
85
.. 1117
345
575
186
54 2
159
4 18
40
4 05
29

1252 285 1482 781 701 458 434

16 Bhalwal 2886 705 5 3101 1679 1426 95 1 82 7
• UBI 705 3105 1179 1426 911 827
17 Kot 2440 650 6 28" I.f78 1331 640 582
l!44O 850 2809 1478 1331 640 512
'If! Marh .' 34 0 100 417 u7 190 123 109
19 Bagh Marh Sarkari 9 33 19 14 15 14
20 Cha.k Kalasa 13 6 39 177 96 81 53 51
HalqB 1<)0 194 26 26
~~
4., lOa 94
Cha.k Hira 106 28 117 63 52 12 II

772 221 838 507 431 229 2n

Chhani Mamali}'aa
.23
24
UIS
Har-Seh Tokriyan
Chak Jafar
176
254
408
43
70
90
8
'"
318
441
lIZ
199
262
72
120
179
83
159
220
54
10 3
144
:83. 203 844 573 311 482 301
26 Paryal 203 51 9 21' 128 91 10 7
27 Bajyal 289 80 313 169 130 102
28 Chak Natun 130 17. 92 13~ 61 50
35
29 Kalyanpnr 409 122 458 253 20, 38 27
30 Cha.k Shaman .57 6 160 623 32 5 298 47 52
31 Gorah Singho ]27 88 375 171 40
32 Chak Mahani 14 5 20 '°4
11 9
H

1841 541 2182 1182 1000 326 :1172

33 Gharota 2009 466 10 2141 IIII 1030 151 135
34 Malpur 802 168 813 439 374 259 233
35 Daml 3 1I 7l 33. 187 13 2 105 7-f
.36 Gorah Patan ]29 75 321 180 148 55 37
3451 780 3121 1117 1704 570 .78
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1941
TABLES

194 I POPULA'rTON
.A
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikh. Buddhists Others- Total literates
~-~ r-------'-----. ,..--~
Males Females
r-----'----o
Males Females
~
Males l'emales
Males Females Males Females Males Females

I2 I3 I4 }:5 I6 I7 I8 I9 {i/O 2I 22 23

86 .~1 8
J J
'7 18
103
5 12
2 ,
4 82
3
10

160 13. 3 4z 13
35 30
374 333 49
1189 1052 3 1 205 24
81 8
2 494
3D'
472
25 0 78 .
2 798 722 159 12

13 2 ]23 4
20 4 205 17
90 61

428 389 21

157 137 24
14 6 13 0 22

303 287 48

598 13 2 10
72 5 3
725 &88 3 132 1.

799 706 38 40 3 55
781 708 31 40 1 3 55
lor 77 6
3 :0
4
30 1
43
74 68 3
53 41 I

3 .. 275 218 13
29 18 5
17 20 2
39
4° 35 49 7
"
2 108
JIS
70 74
3
•
84
39 42 13
31 32 6
2r5 r7 8 14
271 237 7 9 41 :0
164 137 5
Jl 9
14. 719
868
7
• 4
12
224 34
2

922 33 23
180 141 IS
8~ 78 6
125 III 20 3
1308 11.1 33 4 2B5 37
 I4

Occupied
Serial Name of Village 1931 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge .-A.
,------'-----. '
persons Males Females Males Females

I fl J 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

37 Panjod 257 80 II 248 150 98 47 33

38 Dab·Karamdin 280 74 284 152 13 2 105 85
39 Dab-Dita 229 50 184 106 78 67 55
40 Dab·Sud.n 197 63 235 126 109 107 88-
41 Manihal·Brahman9. II4 31 13. 70 69 4 4
42 Rajpora 28, 93 326 18+ '42 91 70
1358 381 1416 788 628 421 335
43 Chak Kahna 789 25 1 12 1036 .579 457. 264- 22j
44 Laliyal ] agil' 293 86 358 203 153 72 6.
45 MatiYl1 192 47 212 Il2 100 44 42
I..o¢ Jaswan 164 40 185 102 83 II II
47 Khade 188 56 258 ISO loll 103 83
48 Suyi 167 33 170 93 77 20 13
49 Sanbli 106 Z4 134 77 57 37 26
1a99 537 2351 1316 1035 551 482
50 Gangu Chak 261 64 13 324 In 147 4 3
51 Gol·Patan 353 IlS 36a 2q 154 H4 74
52 Chak Umra 53 8 34 21 13 If, s
53 Beli Azmat 95 21 89 44 45 38 34
54 Ghatlah 132 30 114 60 54 15 13
'5 Deode Napu 243 60 291 '5~ 139 58 53
56 Chhatha Jagir 479 99 517 270 23 8 170 12 7
1816 387 1737 947 790 415 312
57 Bhator 149 46 14 3 217 112 105 90 80
58 Gajansu 97 8 309 1137 'iS8 54<) 195 162
1127 355 1354 700 154 285 242
59 Galwade Chak 5 66 IH 15 823 329 294 21 21

586 144 823 329 294 21 21,

60 Saharan 395 96 16 431 ~27 204 H 35

61 Chak Budhu 92 25 133 76 57
6Z Chak Bhula 50 17 85 31 34
63 Chak Astran 72 14 80 44 36 13 6
64 Chak Singha 14(' J" 167 83 84
65 Ra ttanpul'-Gordiyal 143 35 162 !IS 77 1-
898 219 1038 546 492 59 45
66 Salalpur 7U ~4 17 102 61 41 10 3
67 Krapal ]atan 103 '25 115 66 49 35 26
68 Chak'Magna 60 22 90 47 43 IS 1<)
69 Behl; Bahkayan 125 29 139 75 64
10 Behli Dhoran. 57 17 87 41 46
71 Dhankot 213 42 249 141 108 36 19
72 Chanor 533 12 7 692 397 295 196 Ll,5
1161 286 1474 a2a 646 295 212
73 Suhawti 216 39 18 211 uS 9] 8 6
74 Bhang!'1r 146 33 179 97 82 2 2
75 Machhyal 50 IS 85 49 36 5 4
76 Chakdali 37 1 75 412 227 185 19 17
77 Thub IS2 75 392 227 16 5 62 3'!
78 Kekdiyan 184 64 30' 160 149 20 21
1149 301 1588 878 710 116 87
79 Gho-Manhasan 1002 290 19 1112 597 ,51.5 23 8 ~II

80 Sandwan '222 38 183 106 ' 77 15 14

1224 328 1295 703 592 263 225
81 Tilrri Akwalan 105 33 20 136 77 5-,1 17 10·
92 Tikri Divalau 76 20 93 55 38
83 Chak Taru' 107 24 118 6(; 5'l
84 Chak Lallo" 253 59 286 166 120 7 3
85 Ratua 3'4 77 326 IS, '45 36 36
B6S 213 969 546 414 60 4~
 IS
1941 POPULATION

Sikhs Buddhists others· Total literate.

_____.___.....,
llu.lim (Shias)
,...~
Hindus
...... r--
Females Males Females
,..----A--,",
Males Females
:l1al£s Females Male~ :Females Males Females Males

I6 IS ilO ilI 22 il3

I:Z I3 I4 15 I7 I9

103 65 10
IZ
47 47
39 '3 7
1\) 01 7
01> 05 3
93 7~ 3

367 293 42
286 213 22 '7 131 49
1 :2
13 91
63' 58 14
1 I
91 7' I
47 25 7
8 ::t
73 °4
31 31 3 3
733 554 22 15 10 4 183 51

li3 144 5
100 80 5
5 5
6 II
45 41
86 1
94
109 III 9

531 47. 21
10 8
21 22 1 3
3~5 37 8 8 9 59 S

401
301
411t
268
• 12
7 5
I.
204
11
.
301 2t8 7 5 24 4

1,6 164 7 5 8
76 51
]1 34 3
1
31 30 (;
83 84
83 73 7

410 442 7 I IS

Sf 38 ]
31 23
28 23 3
75 64
41 46 6
103 iJ5 2 4
8
201

530
1,50

421 3 5 ,.
108
95
32
.'!3
~o
2
~
4 2
..
44
.,06 166 2 2 3
158 125 7 3 4
14 0 IzR -l

751 .,4
299
11

3
•
5
14
7
356
91 63 3

447 312 3 & 10

bo 49 4
.~5 38 3
66 52 3
2
159 117
log 8
145
3415 U
41.
 16

Occupied r-·--'
Serial
No.
Name of Village {93 1
population
houses
1941
No. of No. of
Circle Charge
Persons
Total
_..J.-. _ _ _ _ ......

Male, }-emales
,--_____..._______.
Muslim (others)
Males Females
._,/
I Z 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

86 Bhalwal Harmakund 264 65 21 294 167 12 7 H> 13

87 Ratanpur Paras 12 1
88 Chak Chuhan I]6 33 166 9~ 74 7
452 99 461 280 201 23 20
89 Dhatriyal 406 100 22 438 24' 1',16 Il6 10 7
90 Deodi Kahne 102 26 113 63 50 '] II
91 Shehzadrur Marhata 32 19 93 5> l' 3
540 145 644 357 287 132 117

92 Parwah 125 33 23 4 1&3 73 ISo 3 2

93 Phalora Nagbani 247 74 296 IS8 Ij8 20 16
"4 Chak ]agir 29 H 56 31 25 :![ 18
95 Qalyal Brahman.. 54 14 80 47 33 Ii (>
96 Chak Dina 15 3 21 13 8
97 IRmailpur 20 7 51 237 121:1 10lj ]6 32
36 168 76 (,
98
99
100
Shahzadpur
Tikri Kehni
Chak Bathali
94
68
106
15
26
15
132
92
.p
76
33
:;6
.. 5
5
101 Lador [I8 38 167 94 73 .!v 16
__ ·102
3 Ladwri 3 10 8 .5
ld Wandgahi 5 6 5 5
14171 305 1401 767 834 136 102
104 Naipur Domana 229 1 5 66 24 2454 12 79 1175 535 49 2
lOS Thathar 4 02 90 458 235 223 IX5 173
106 Kheri 34 1 76 383 194- 189 16 7 165
107 Keran 7 12 159 777 3')0 38 7 lIS 105
·-'108 Chanor 378 7" 403 208 105 14 2 12 7
109 Chak Chandgwan 266 53 301 153 '4~ '3(J 13 1
43941 1020 4778 2459 2317 1280 1tU
110 Udhowala 90 39 25 171 102 (", 20 It
III Mothi 479 '40 558 3 16 24 u 1·.!O (jl
II2 Darmal 149 46 168 ~9 b<, F) '4
1I3 J3arnayi 3q5 1]0 534 281 253 JU 20
II4 BatoH Brahmana 25 1 77 313 I(,H 145 17 17
lIS Gocah Brabmana 18 7 52 258 13 2 126 '!4 s:,
II6 Machlivan 192 44 129 70 5.l I
II? Gaje Singhpora lIlj 32 106 ('3 43 3
1871 580 2235 1237 998 304 242
II8 Palora ;. 17 15 .pl 26 1925 10 1 7 9°1:{ 3,,8 3 2 9.
I19 Ba toli Mangotriyan 273 66 342 lSI lUI S 3
120 Top Sher Khaniyan 949 24fl 1240 708 5]2 177 [63
121 Jammu Khas 4 10 27' 866 5 09 357 148 142
122 Nawabad JammU 14()4 152 833 4<)9 334 2J[ 134
12 3 Rajpora. Mangotriyan 38 5 130 434 234 200 12 10·
124 Gorah Chhabiyaa 58 14 99 55 44

11114 1290 5739 3203 2536 981 781

125 Gol .54 0 162 27 731 401 33" I'jJ 175
.... ,26 Gajral ·4 175 57 262 14 8 1'4 105 74
12 7 Chak Gulami 47 10 55 26 29 16 20
128 Trilokpur 204 .5.5 235 13 6 99 ''.1 9
129 Ranjitpur 55 18 78 46 30 23 14
130 Suhawda 31 5 21 78 44 34 7 9
131 Khiyadiyan IT3 34 141 84 5i I I 7
132 Dhamwal 100 3C 139 69 7(_) rz 10
133 Kharpuzab Ii 2 11 7 4-
1557 390 1728 961 767 316 318
13 .. Sangrampur 134 50 28 194 HO '~f 45 311
135 Chak Dargu roo 26 133 7M 55 7 9
136 Aqilpur 77(> r88 848 45 6 39" 2u5 216
137 Patniyal 30 r 81 346 IH4 16.! 5! 40
138 Gangwau 71 13 72 38 34
]39 Saroda 43 6 10 3 500 265 235 3l) 32
1818 461 2G93 1131 962 400 3350
 17
1941 POPULATWN
Muslim (Shiao) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Totalliteratea
,---J-------,
Males Females •Males ...Females
------, r-__.J,._-,
Males Females
..------'-----.
Males Females Males Females
r----"----..
Males Females

III I3 I4 IS I6 I7 I8 I9 110 III lUI Sl3

151 114 2
I
85 67
237 181 3
12 3 86 3 3 2Z
43
49
39
40
7
" "
5 2
215 185 10 6 29 2
70 78 4
135 IZO 3 17
10 7
36 27
13 8
92 77 3
86 71 7
33 28 3
76 56 2
74 57
3

828 630 3 2 37
7 23 6()6 21 17 196 63
50 50
27 24 I
275 282 36 3
66 68
17 17
1158 1107 21 11 23' 66
82 58 3
196 148 30 3
80
251
151
55
233
128
28
35
2'
,
38 38
75 53 7
60 43 3
933 758 128 7
629 579 95 19
17(> 158 24
5 29 369
202
2 77 ... 3 "
347 13 13 I 72 ."j 13
255 194 4 9 6 86 22

.,
Z22 190 17
55 H 25 .5
2213 1738 17 13 12 8 398
20 7 I5T 4 7
43 40 3
IO 9
Jl4 go 3 4
23 16
37 25
73 50 3
57 60
7 4
571 445 4 4- 17 1
54 41 7 3 4 8
71 46 9
189 176 2 56 I
132 122 9
38 34
23 1 202 4 "
14
716 821 7 9 5 9.
"
3
 18

Occupied
Serial Name of Village ]931 houses No. oj No. 01 Total Muslim (others)
No. Population I941. Circle Charge . - _ _ " . I o - . - - " " , ,--__....~
Persons Males Females l\[a1es Female.

/: z 3 4 5 I) 7 8 9 zo II

140 Khanpur Bhawan 91 26 29 127 71 56 36 26

I'll Bhadrod 390 1)8 456 25 0 206 137 109
~42 Sair Rakwalan 89 29 12T 72 55 32 25
143 Cook Laldin 148 28 148 83 65 45 31
1# Cook Reyi 339 77 390 ~03 IB7 55 54
I45 Chak Poniwaod Bra.bmaua .• 227 53 253 136 117 7 I
146 Chak Poniwand Waziran 121 30 130 78 52 2I 10
1406 341 1831 893 n8 333 2S8
147 Chak Panotra 80 21 30 5 8. 46 43
148 Pabladpur 301 73 300 170 130 64 57
149 Chak Candu I'll 27 148 91 55 75 45
ISO Tbalwal 84 31 127 63 64 10 13
lSI Chhani Nanak 85 22 111 66 45 27 16
152 Nandpur Akwalan 23 8 35 18 17 17 17
153 Ghasetpur 16 10 38 18 20 12 IS
730 192 841 472 374 20S 183
154 Subanjna 472 143 31 109 2')1 218 50 32
ISS Alora 247 6S 2TT 144 133 ') 6
156 Chak Bhurab 183 48 187 92 95 4 2
IS7 H~ipur Manbasan 128 34 130 75 55 35 27
158 Cbak BiDdIaIi 26 10 49 22 27 20 27
159 Tiko Teda 26 4 8 8 7
:1:60 Chak Habib 2 T 4 3 2
161 Karwal 196 51 205 106 99 Hz 85
1278 357 1371 7&1 630 101 181
162 Teda 245 ,51 32 247 132 1I5 :1;5 18
163 Bharmali 149 38 176 100 76 7 3
164 Jliaradpur. 158 43 156 89 67 3 5
16S Makwal 93 8 257 lOll 59 2 507 23 2 186
166 Jhumian Bhawan 233 36 185 105 80 4 6
167 Sangoteda .5 13 9 4 4 r

1723 430 1876 1021 848 215 21.

168 Chak Malikba 160 42 33 187 100 87 71 66
169 Jawalapur 44 IS .7 50 17 17 II
170 Sum 370 82 358 [9[ 165 51 44
.171 Top ManbASan 210 50 249 130 119 .5 2
172 Lachmanpur 101 12 73 39 34 J 2
173 Kahliyan 85 12 55 32 23 .2
174 Dangah 17 1 21 10 II 6 6
175 Chak Sardar Desa Singh 139 33 148 73 73 21 24
-,.-- 176 Chak Shena 21 l T 2 j

1147 251 1181 827 584 174 1&7

:r17 KhanuwaJ 374 80 3.f 394 201> 186 27 ::10
178 Shehzadpur Gojran I<) 110 58 52 36 33
179
180
Nandl'ur Gojran
Cbak Manga
"
Ii
.56
45
16
236
81
us
45
110
36
65
21
59
25
181 Chak Alam [06 24 132 76 56
182 Nandwal 212 56 tel I3 1 lIS 33 28
183 Laliyal III 27 1&2 86 66
184 Wandpllr 56 ]1 82 36 26 10 6
185 Mokhra. 65 17 13 49 34 23 18
1001 29S 1415 814 8., 211 18t
186 Chak Lalushah IS 22 13 6
7 35 9
"
;:1 Nandni
Cha.k Sardar Attar Singh
'II
45
I~
II
43
83
26
33
17
30
24
10
17
6
:1:89
190
191
192
Karpalfur Charkan
Manda
Chak Cosain
Chak Jogi
12,5
212
63
52
32
45
16
6
.,
130
182
21
76
107
34
II
54
85
27
10
25
30
10
17
1,5
6

193 Chak Bhopat I 1 I

194 Chak Nawade 'II '1 44 25 19 12 13
195 Sapuranpur 53 10 40 2~ 18 2 I
196 Rambagb 129 30 1111 91 59 67 37
197 Cbak Sagoda 92 3~ 101 63 +6 36 26
888 201 87& SOl 374 213 140
 1:9
1941 POPULATION

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Total literates

r---._A _ _
~----
~
~
Males Females Males Females Male, Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

:u I3 I4 IS I6 I7 I8 I9 110 2T 1111 113

35 30
III 96 2 5
40 30 3
36 34 2 3
14 8 133 7
129 II6 4-
57 42 2

556 481 2 2 25
46 43
105 73 5
16 10
53 5f 3
39 29
I
6 5
288 211 10

236 183 5 3 23
135 12 7 16
88 93 10
40 28
2 3
I 2
24 14 3
528 446 2 & 3 &7
106 97 9
93 73 2
83 62
77"
3
34 6 3 D .? f4 TO 6
101 74 ·5
3
·734 611 11 19 95 6
29 21 3
33 31i
139 121 10
12; JI7 2
36 32
29 19 3 2
4 .5
52 49
2 5
449 40& 4 2 16

175 163 6 3 i2
22 19 I
(jo 51 7
18 II 7
7b 56 2
98 R7
24 2_5 62 41 3
26 20 I
26 16 I

525 448 6 3 62 41 34
7 7
2
23 24
47 34- 4- 3 2
77 70
24 21
10 10
I
12 6
20 17
24 22
27 20

1 274 231 4 3 3
 20

Occupied r--
Serial Name of Village 1931 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (otheJS)
No. Population 1941 Circle] Charge --"-
Persons .Males Females Males Females

I 9 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

198 Chak Ganeshu 27 2 72 36 6 279 149 13° 77 74

199 Chak DauJat 5 111 9 6 5 6
200 Raipur 73 8 33 148 80 68 H 41
201 Satwari 533 76 216 172 143 45 36
202 Bhor 27 2 59 299 [58 141 88 73
203 Haka) 493 6
1 9 548 3°4 244 137 [og
204 Chhata 337 85 408 224 184 82 63
205 Rakh Chhata 1 8 5 I :: I
206 Rakh Haipur ..po 43 1.' 96 50 32 8
30SS 543 21 •• 1197 917 512 .11
207 Kbwas Khan 19 16 37 80 42 38 42 38
208 Gadar Galiyan 289 59 301 156 145 124 119
20g Dadp 157 44 200 u8 82 3 2
210 BawaJiyana 178 59 22' 133 91 7° 39
2II Geegial 149 39 180 [05 55 63 3"
212 Dongiyana 95 13° 633 33 1 3 02 263 241
21 3 Deli 586 log 590 3 16 274 220 186
214 Rakh Gari Garh 41 26 50 37 13 q
161. 482 2238 1238 1000 119 8ST
21 5 Suhawda 60 73 38 348 186 162 113 99
216 Chak LaJa 255 41 250 l22 128 15 16
21 7 SultanpUI 103 24 119 65 54
3~
2
218 Bahadur Khan 99 27 128 63 65 39
219 Katli Charkan 256 60 315 166 149 38 39
220 Nawga.ran 291 56 311 17 2 139 40 23
221 Pratbipur 21 7 53 248 144 102 31 16
222 Sikanderpur 144 27 118 70 46 7 3
223 Ismailpur 128 32 185 81 84 44- 48
1553 393 1198 11189 929 329 28S
:224 Sonjav.-an I692 339 39 1831 84 0 79 1 61 3 555
225 Chwadi 810 160 95, 5 22 432 3~4 24 8
226 Chak Ratnn 352 64 290 17 1 rI9 37 22
227 Chak JaIu r82 29 188 89 79
228 Chak Ka.In 89 18 10' 55 49 18 IS
3125 .10 31'7 1877 1,70 982 840
229 Bahu 754 ISo 40 833 4'7 4- 16 12 17
23° Reka 145 32 158 U 84 73 84
23 1 Dongiyan .5 85 46 137 77 60 67 50
23 2 Langad 788 167 988 508 460 493 444
233 Chhani Raman 6]4 116 589 3]6 273 190 177
234 Chhani Himat 646 140 884 336 34 8 71 62
235 Chhani Beja J07 24 117 63 54 26 2.5
236 Narwal Bala 279 124 490 255 235 127 III
237 Chhani Kamala 16, 38 189 88 IO[ I2
238 Nawabad Rakh Bahu 72 379 20.; 114 17.5 156
4079 93. 4544 2339 220& 1248 1128
·~39 Railway Sta.tion Jammu 15 8 fig 4l-ol~ 171 rOJ 68 48 26
118 •• 171 103 II ... 2tI
240 Dhok 3.59 liS 43 7 3H IllS 16,. 33 33
,241 Setni 38 7 2. 13 13 9 10
242 Khanpur ~07 49 13& 130 lOS 22 28
"43 Kamini 87 20 81 48 37 [ 1
244 Nagrota 472 J82 655 3.H 3 01 50 33
245 Narain 85 24 IT 55 42
246 Chak Rakwalan 52 23 72 38 34 /I 8

1_ 390 1520 828 I .. 123 113

247 Katal Batal 461 98 44 440 237 203 Q5 87
248 Nandor .l5 1 55 288 [60 128 43 26
249 Kur J4J 40 177 88 89 58 65
813 193 801 415 420 198 178

-
)50 Dbami 236 53 45 248 129 119 78 71
25 1 Jagti 993 224 11181 582 484 342 28 7
1229 277 131. 711 803 420
 21

194 1 POPULATION

Muslim IShi...) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Total literates

,.----'---~ ,.-.-------A.-- r-----'-----.,
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Fema.Jes

IZ I3 I4 IS r6 I7 I8 I9 20 :u 22 24

72 50 4
4 I
30 27
95 84 32 '3 19
70 68 4
15 6 122 II 13 18 2
141 121 I 9 2
I
'"
51 31. 13 10 42 19
127 110 U 48 97 23

32 26 I
38 24 77 56 8
63 52 2 I
42 23 4
oil 61 8
96 88 4
23 13 3
382 281 11 58 31 1
73 6,3 5
107 II1. 2
62 52 4
22 25 ,3 I
128 no .5
132 II6 18 3
I13 86 16
63 43 4 2;
37 36 2

137 843 3 1 57 5
227 23 6 31
198 184 14
134 97 16
89 79 10
31 34 14
885 830 81
4°5 399 78 8
I
10 10
15 16 107 23
12. 94 2 2 38 I
265 286 79 II
29
I~~
t
124
76 101 2
30 IS
108t 1077 2 2 306 43
41 32 7 9 34 10
47 32 7 I 34 10
1;5 U9 27 3
10~ 3
77 16 6
47 36
304 268 99 13
55 43 6
30 26

103 58t 148 21

142 n6 10 ;I
Il7 102 5
30 24 6

219 242 2t
1
51 48
240 197 31
281 245 41
 22

Occupied ,-
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 194 1 Circle Charge .--...A....___".
Perwns Males Females Males Females

I a 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

252 Kheri Dannal 31 7 46 n 17 10

253 Bangali 165 31 185 91 94 45 55
254 Shaba 543 1O~ 505 276 22<) 21 3 rBo
255 Dhmoni Jagir 9(" 35 139 76 63 41 40
25 6 Drabi 286 ('4 310 148 15 2 67 72
257 Dong 145 3 11 166 84 82 56 50
258 MaTh 269 64 273 152 121 67 47
259 Balllyal 67 1 186 802 43 1 37' 273 245
2206 533 2397 1275 1122 762 689
260 Seri Kalan r06 43 -l7 163 82 8r 49 38
261 Seri Jiliurd 34 1I 36 22 14
2(.12 Panchgarain 259 (,2 253 128 1 25 49 49
26 3 Ban 266 "I 411 2Z1 190 I34 96
745 197 863 453 410 232 183
264 Tadah 544 133 48 573 293 280 136 14'
265 Janakh 281 42 137 79 SR 6 4
266 Sandrot 13 l 37 131 09 (j:.! 29 27
267 Jhad 50 I.'; 73 39 34 7 5
268 Dansal 341 8" 289 134 135 7 (J

1347 315 1183' 614 569 185 183

269 Pinjol 4" -19 172 86 86 22 18
27 0 Kotli 4 2<) 75 255 13 l 124 20 16
271 Badola'. 10 33 15 18 12 16
27 2 Dhami' 121 37 153 94 59 4" 2I
273 Chhudtah 609 53 233 128 105 10 6
274 Gleen .'il 184 101 ~3 13 13
.275 MoMa Taranjali 4<1 166 86 79 '4 15
27 b Sukhetcr 223 79 264 142 122 24 27
1312 394 1459 783 676 155 132
'2.77 l'ahli 255 O~ jO 292 148 144 48 49
27~ Hurlani 7~ ~,
69 43 ~6 18 8
279 Bha!(e 64 2, 82 43 39 6 5
280 Chhadali IS4 133 143 80 <>3 58 44
281 Badsu 32 5 I21 389 20 3 186 T28 12H
282 Samra I 75 52 82 42 40 10 'I
846 310 1057 SIl9 498 288 243
2 83 Tridalah 66 23 ,F 83 4' 42 II 10
• 284 Makwal (J(J 19 67 37 30 IS 14
2 85 Mathin 57 12 41 2j 16
286 Kanalah 6"
418 yll 46CI 232 2ItI II!! " 90
_'i

2 87 Sahele 4 44 205 109 96 71 58

288 Kah 58 2Z 80 41 39 12 14
289 Bhawta 76 27 11& 59 56 16 II

989 245 1041 544 497 248 202

2g0 Jandra·h ,. 7 J8 IQ2 52 660 34 1 319 55 -u
29 1 ChlahadJ 28 4 4<) 229 122 107 55 58
1002 241 889 483 426 110 101
zy·z Charangal LS 10 33 29 I8 l[

293 Karal S 26 14
294 Nagona
"9-
36 l4 42 22 "
20
2
6
'2
9-
295 Sari Khurad 19 .5 25 14 11
296 Bhagwani I 4 I 3
297 Jib 29 10 31 12 18
298 Suhawda ('4 <, 40 23 17 7 6
299 Sari Kalan 81 32 86 48 38
286 89 282 152 130 15 17
300 Uhan 123 32 54 111 00 51 6 5
3 01 Kalyan 26 4 20 15 5
3o::! Sahim 173 43 187 <)6 91 33 33
.30 3 Dhansu 58 12 50 25 25 2 2
380 91 3418 198 172 41 48·
 23
1941 POPULATION
~
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhist Othe!-s* Total literates
,--~ r-----A------.
)la1es Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

III I] I4 I5 I6 I7 I8 20 Z9 SlI .se 3]

17 10 6
4(> 39 9
63 49 15
35 23 1
81 80 12
·28 32 5
85 74 16
126 If
158 16

513 433 ao 2
33 43 2

;~
22
79 5
87 94 2

221 227 8
157 139 5
73 34 15
40 35 I
32 29 I
12 7 129 75 3'}
428 386 87 31
64 68 II
rII 108 21
3 2
3
48 38 27 4
118 99 9
88 70 14
72 64 5
118 95 25 5
622 5U 6 111 11
100 95 8
25 18
37 34
22 19 I
75 58 7
32 31 I

281 255 18 2
30 3·
19 r6 :I
23 II I
iI4 128 8
38 38 II
29 25 2
43 45 3
286 211 21
286 276 85 H
67 49 5
353 325 80 44
18 II
3
12 10 I
16 II
14 II
I 3
12 I!! 2
16 II
48 38 14 3
137 113 21 3
54 46 3
IS 5
63 58 5
23 23 1

1S1 132
•
 24

,-
Occupied Total Muslim (others)
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of r--------'--------, r-------.A--""\
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge Persons Males Females Males Females.

S
I 2 3 4-
" 7 8 9 IO II

304 Khadta 293 68 55 135 70 65 3 r

305 Gorakh Laliyal 242 49 243 135 loB 39 27
535 117 378 205 173 42 28
306 Leyi Pera 34 7 56 33 17 16
. . 3 07 Dahani 21 4 13 8 5
3 08 Jandli 60 18 58 30 211
309 Patyadi 87 23 92 44 48 2
3 10 Jamil 95 17 87 49 38 17 9
3 11 Panjana 48 12 38 23 15
212 Thana .6 7 25 12 13
3 13 Hatona 40 II 42 20 22 2 2

401 99 388 203 185 21 11

314 Punthal lIO '4 57 126 68 58 7 2

3 15 mahad 13 5 &0 34 26 27 IS
3 16 Cholanah 101 32 90 47 43 3 6
3 17 Sangad 80 17 69 37 32 2
3 18 Badgah 146 46 161 80 81
3 19 Chak Chilah 27 6 37 26 11 17 Ij.
3'0 Dhabad 12 3 10 6 4
3 21 Trijiad 74 14 61 34 27 10 IO
322 Kanhal 16 4 8 3 5
3 23 Saroin Sar 442 108 450 224 226 28 26
324 Chillah 20 3 58 233 "9 II4 20 10
1224 317 1305 678 627 114 78
3 25 Rangal 3 I 58 1
326 Badwal I 1 I
3 27 Pathwad 95 23 99 49 50
328 Ghangriyal 67 19 66 35 31
3 29 Matlahad 16 5 21 13 8 4 3·
33 0 Hi.,.l III 25 125 55 70
33 1 Sagun 306 74 361 195 166 43 36
33 2 Panjoa 23 8 67 233 II7 IIG IS 19
837 215 907 465 442 65 58-

Jammu Cantt:
(Mlitary
Civil
.. 288 4 ]291 59'"60 9- 10 3922 39 2 Z 561
333 .. 1297 3572 2112 1460 545 30S

M.P.
t·.. 2884

1297
I29I 39 22
3572
3922
2112 1460
S6I

545 30B
334 Rakh Bahn Nawabad-
Upper Raipur-
Military Population 9I 61 3 3 x
Civil Population 433 216 21 7 IH 143
335 Narv.-al Pain 518 73 283 148 135 H 75
336 Sikligran 106 255 lSI 104 54 43
518 179 871 lUI 456 272 26t
M_P. 9I 3 3 I

337 Karloop J agir 6[3 18r I 19 652 302 250 74 50

33 8 Raipur Purana Jagir 239 75 324 ISX 143 54 42
852 25& 87& 483 393 128 91
TOTAL 9I 48a 22306 I(J2252 S5 3Z8 47 02 4 2IS8a I8264
M.P. 2884 T382 39 3 5 39"S 562
GRAND TOTAL 84366 23888 106177 59153 47014 22142 18284

.Others 219M. I64F: Indian Christians 135 M, IIIF; Other Christians 18M, 12F; Jains 66 M, 4 IF•
 25
1941 POPULATION
.....
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Total literates
r----....__~ "-----. ~ r--
Male, Females Males Ftlmales Males Females "'" Males Females Males Females Males Females

Ie I3 I4 15 I6 I7 I8 I9 20 aI 22 23

67 t>4 4 2
96 8.

183 145 4 2
17 16
8 5
30 28 5
+2 48 9
32 29 2
23 15
12 13
18 20

182 174 18
61 56 9
7 8 3
44 37 6
3.; 32 6
80 81 16 3
9 5 3
6 4
24 17
3 5
196 200 17 7
99 10 4 21 I

564 549 81 11

49 50
35 3I
9 .'i
55 70 2
15 2 J30 3
99 <J7 2

400 384 7
4 33 16 35 5 2294
2 1488 1083 23 16 .1f> 5[ 87 23 0

4 33 I 6 35 I 5 2294
1488 1083 23 16 58 5' 87 230

2
68 6<) 4 4 15 I
74 60 29 3
23 9 74 5': 10

165 138 74 53 4 .. 54 .
2

221 19(; 7 4 14
124 10.1 3 i
345 297 10 4 18
6 8 32969 28243 459 145 JUt. I64 4 2I7 7 2I
4 33IB 35 I
5 2294
10 8 36287 28243 494 345 1 211 '84 6511 721
 /II Differences have been noticed in the spelling of village names as given in the Village Tables for 1931 and as shown in the enllmera-
tion record for 1941. For the 1941 Village Tables we have adopted the spelling given in the record after checking it with the spelling
given in the list of villages supplied by the District Census Officer in 1941. The list of such villages is given below :_

As shown in Village Tables 1931. Spelling adopted in Village Tables 1941.

Serial Name. Serial Name.
No. No.

Kodga Sahal. Gorakh LaJiyal

Nagola Nagona
Blahad Matlahad
Bathin Mathin
Salya Sahele
Chapad Jhad
Sukhetar Bhatan Snkheter
Rator Dhok Dhok
Kheri Dadiyal Kheri Darmal
Jhuwa Chhua
Chak Ninga.h Cha.k Singha
Thanger Langad
Gol Khas Gol
Rajpora Rajpora. Mangotriyan
Gangwan Darchan Gangwan
Smailpur Manhasan hmailpur
Garah Bhango Gorah 5ingho

(ii) Majra Kotli serial number 64 of the Village Tables 1931 has lecently been acquired by the Government and amalgamated with
the Shikargah. The village had ceased to exist in 1~'41.

(iii) Rakh Nagbani and Bagh Hazmi serial numbers 200 and 169 of the Village Table 1931 for Jammu Tehsil having recently been
acquired by the Private Deartment. the Census of these areas was I;onducted by the President Municipal Committee Jammu as District
Census Officer for Jammu City at the recent Census because Palace Areas were included with the City. These have therefore been shOWD
against serial numbers 8 and 9 respectively in the Village Tables 19.JI for Jammu City.

(iv) Jammu Khas serial number UI of the Village Tables 1941 represents the population of the water mills etc., in the area adjacent
to Fir-Kuh. This area is on the borders of Jammu City but outside the municipaI1imits.

Iv) Pinjal. Badola, Gleen. Mohda Taranjali and Sikligran serial numbers 269,271.274. 275 and 336 of the Village Tables 1941 are
not traceable from the Village Tables 1931. Probably they were included with some other villages.

(vi) Bagh Math Sarkarj.. Chak Habib, Sangoteda. Chak Bhopat, Chak Danlat, Rakh Chhatha and Dhagwani serial nllmbers 19. 160,
167. 193. 199.205 and 296 of the Village Tables 1941 were unoccupied in 1931.
(vii) ellak Lalu Shah serial number 186 of the Village Tables 1941 was shOWll as Chak Hussain Ali sedal number 167 in the Village
Tables 1931. The village has recently been purchased by LaIu Shah and it has been named after his name with Government sanction.

(viii) Nawabad Rakh Bahu and Ra.kh Bahu Nawabad-upper Raipur serial numbers 238 and 334 of the Village Tables '[94I are not
traceable from the Village Tables 1931. It is to be presumed these have been brought under cultivation and occupation recently.

(ix) Panjnandpur serial number 190 of the Village Tables 1931 was unoccupied at this Census and doos not appear in the Village
Tables for I94I.

(x) The villages Karloop Jagir and Raipur Pmana Jagir serial numbers 337 and 338 of the Village Tables 1941 belong to Poonch
Jagir. The population ~f these has been included with Jam~u Tehsil as these villages a~ situated within this Tehsil The fact that they
belQDg to the Pooneh Jagn- does not alter the fact that they are ID the area of the Jammu Tehstl.

(xi) Separate Village Tables for Jammu City have been prepared in 1941. The figures for the City were included with Jammu Tehsil
in the Village Tables 1931. The total population for the Tehsil given in 1941 Village Tables is, therefore, the total for the tehsil shown iII the
Village Tables 1931 less the City popuiatioll for i93X.

(xii) The Charge number (19) and Circle number (I) shown against Karloop Jagir and Raipur Purana Jagir, items 337 and 338 respec-
tively, are the Census division numbers allotted to these villages by the District Census Officer for Poonch Jagir who controlled the CenSll$
work ill these Jagir villages. These villages are under the administration of the Poonch Jagir.
 VILLAGE TABLES
LISTRICT JAMMU, Tt:HSIL SAMBA.
 28
CENSUS
VILLAGE
District dammu
Tehsil Samba

'93 1 Occupied r
Serial Name of Village Population houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. 1941 Circle Charge r - - ....... ~
Persons Males Females Males Females

:c II 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 :co II:

I Sahal Jagir 96 22 '4 97 50 47 19 24

2 Aitham 788 17+ 771 395 376 40 27
3 Bahid Garan 26 6 23 12 Il 6 6
4 Pargalata a8s 67 320 161 159 32 41
5 Khana Chhorgal 136+ 3 02 1390 7 26 664 333 319
6 Chak J..adgan 337 56 301 158 143
7 Kopar 103 27 109 59 50 3 :2
I:! Malhori J agir 46 18 60 34 26 2
9 Bain Majial 3 27 87 379 203 176 '24 112
10 Sidhra Z4 8 70 302 1]4 l28 102 71
- I I Majhin 214 56 263 144 II9 73 54
12 Rangora 299 59 1184 ,62 122 145 III
13 Dwara 94 23 90 52 38 52 38

4227 917 4389 2330 2OS9 931 808

14 Deawan 533 1I5 813 30 7 306 121 IIo

IS Katwalta 810 182 110 40 4 406 186 190
J6 Purmandal 83 1 247 801 i06 395 12 10
17 Khara Madhana 1094 23 8 11111 595 520 250 229
18 Sombli 281 56 287 140 '47 II6 122

3541 831 3628 1652 1774 685 881

19 Talhar 39 8 3 13 44 18 26
20 Padal 58 IS 80 38 42
21 Rajoul 92 26 137 71 66
22 Kami lID 27 108 56 52 6 5
23 Khathar Brahmana 51 15 57 33 24
24 Hardu Beli JI6 19 118 67 49 4 6
25 Bartal 65 II 57 34 23
26 Mahur Garh 23 8 45 210 124 86 47 30
27 Darbar Garh 63 13 59 31 28
28 Pauir Garh 13 0 23 112 60 52 3 3
29 Ret 28 3 34 20 14
30 Badia Deoniyan 102 14 82 38 24 4 3
3 1 Badia Brahmana 51 13 48 24- 22 I2 II
32 Gahaoi Ahalata 92 18 '7 53 44
33 Sarna 69 IB 77 45 3'Z 5 5
34 Kherdi 121 24 123 63 60 29 28
35 Baron 101 21 118 64 54 B 5
1]6 Nangal I5 0 27 121 68 53 13 II
37 Patiyari 27 7 31 18 13 14 8
3 8 Sarain 139 27 174 C)8 76 29 21
39 Jamyudah 55 10 &7 29 28
+0 Papad Abtara 68 6 2. 12 17
41 Gogar 25 .5 33 19 If
42 Kali Nawi 15 6 58 214 log 105
..,3 Kali Purani 34 0 63 319 159 160 49 35
44 Tondah 22 8 33 22 II
45 Teri 92 18 98 51 47 51 47
46 Gawal Charah 12 15 10 .5

2812 &43 2881 1434 1227 277 218

Papad Brahman 46 14 6. 34 26
!i
49
Bharath Garh
Kard
3 14
67
79
IS
333
83
177
35
136
28 3 3
So Jatah 34 II 45 27 18
51 Rewar 92 23 111 63 48
52 Har DuJiyan 129 37 181 96 73 26 15
53 Bagun 166 27 191 no 86 64 52
54 Jed 99 19 88 49 37 J

147 225 1083 5., 472

•• 70
 29
1941
TABLES

19.41 POPULATION
---"-- ~
Muslim (Sbias) HIndus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Total literates
,..-----'----. r----"----.. ,..-----'----. r--~ ,.-------A----- '----,
)dales Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females lI-Iales Females

III 13 14 1$ 16 r7 18 19 20 .2E 23 23

31 "3 5
355 349 30 2
6 5
129 lIB 7
3 39 1 34 2 55
15 8 143 3
56 48 ()

32 20 5
79 64 14
72 57 II
7 65 H) 5
17' 10 5

:2 3 13117 1250 181 14

186 196 8
218 210 II
394 383 149 41
345 "91 7
24 25 :2

1187 1111 Z 117 41

J8 26
38 42
71 66
50 47
33 24
63 43
34 23
77 56
31 28
57 49
20 14
34 21
H II
53 44
-4 0 27
34 32
S6 49
53 42
4 5
69 55
28 28
12 '7
19 14
109 105
110 12.'\
22 II 51 9
10 5

1157 1001 n 9

34 26
177 156 3
32 25 I
27 18
63 48
70 58 -4
46 34
46

481 402
37
,. 1
 30

Occupied ,-- .
Serial Name of Village 193 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. '
Population 194 1 Circle Charge ,.-----'"------~ r---.A..-~.
Persons Males Female. Males Females

I 2 3 5 6 8 La
4 7 9 II

55 Sarnotha 94 25 5 tOO 6, 38 9 3
50 Beli 6& 10 60 31> 14 S
57 Kallunhata '4 5 20 10 "'10' '
58 Phogal 27 .5 38 19 19 5 5
59 Sodam ]5 0 3 t88 IOj 83 65 49
60 Sanoura 101 23' !l9 54 45 22 16
(ll Biao 95 17 80 H 30 2 0
02 Khabal 64 6 54 32 22
63 Dandwal 7f> 15 tOO 55 45
64 Badwana 105 19 105 63 2
4"
65 Goran I7~ 43 144 75 69 7 (>
66 Sarlah (; 3
970 201 991 559 432 126 IS
67 Talour 300 7' 6 369 19(J 17" 65 4i"
68 Matarkoli 13" 30 131 (>9 6'1 <) 5
69 Sarnilnah 41} 14 58 35 23 24 IS
70 Patiyaril 3 0 (, 5" 312 173 13(J 2(1 H
71 Douniyan 'S" 34 144 u() 7P
p2 Piyur 9~ 20 101 59 4·
73 Nand 35 7 47 19 08
74 J-\:anir 91 IS 92 51 41 (J X
75 Tab.1 61 10 43 2S 15 I. 0
76 Baletar 39 8 9] 398 201 I!li"
77 Bhoran 47 14 52 31 21
78 Paswal 35 7 45 24 2. ~ 7
79 Chandli '~5 I.J 89 51 38
80 Chanori IJ3 23 12& 65 60 u5 6<>
8, Palai 54 65 34 34
'4 3' 3'
82 Nentar 133 30 153 72 81 34 38
2089 445 2224 1177 1047 286 238
il3 "'ad,,j 235- ,3h 7 231 133 \18
:>4 Dhantah 49 10 49 21l 21 20 15-
85 Sah 13 0 2y 139 77 (>2
116 Balour IHo .35 216 I14 102 101 92
117 i\lananun llO 22 135 77 58
88 Paltha q;- 21 107 56 51
8y Satah 95 2"2 115 u' 54 'J (j
!l o Kaloha 13° .W 120 75 45 5 3
9 1 Dhorah hr, '4 84 41 43 15 IV
92 },opri II2 20 134 Go 'IS 4 4
Y3 A1alhata li8 '3 88 51 37 43 30
94 Need 65 15 75 4" 35
95 Amli 66 15- 7' 3<1 40
1409 294 1572 858 714 197 160
96 Irazi Samb.. 44 28 S 77 48 29 20
Dhalout
'4
97 30 '; 32 17 IS I
98 VVabeka !l4 '3 93 51 42
99 Nabti 202 42 227 IlO III 43 43
100 Nihari 25' 4'1 268 f20 l_1q JI.:!: ll()
101 Hhangwal 162 33 222 II9 103 80 69
102 Kotera. :<2 Il 36 22 8
'4 7
103 Samlah 15" 30 210 107 T03 46 4q
10 4 Amnbala 95 15 100 57 43 54 40
105 Bcdi 80 13 77 4' 30 10 2
106 Pare! 66 19 58 34 24 (,
107 Maudi Dansal ]I 10 74 41 33
loll Mandi Thalora 3k2 103 470 249 2,2 r
109 Maodi Garh 273 62 344 '75 IG9
110 Mandi Paswalian 52'2 14' 663 337 3 26
III Mandi GhorgaIian U4 6 II5 817 3 13
Maudi Dargaliyan
30 4 4 .>
112
32 7 33 22 II
II3, Mandi Sadwalian 1.l9 3~ 143 8, 62 9 3
"4 Mandi KotH [41} 33 157 85 72 3
115 Chak Manga Rakwal 134 69 344 181 16 3 22 13
lIfi Maudi Keli 499 153 876 361 3[5
4034 992 4921 2586 2335 426 367
Katli
IIi 1471 277 [6 1698 9 14 78 4 4 66
9 4 13
llti Rahian 97 8 16 7 1058 547 511 321 309
1I9 Chak Jangi lO(' 17 103 53 50 47
1:20 Chak Girdhari
44
35 7 48 23 2'; '3 25
 3I
'94' POPULATION
.-A.....--.__
-.. Total literate"
Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others'
Muslim (Shias)
,---.A.--------, r-_.J..__-~ ~__", ..----...._____, ~
.:-- _ _ _ ..A.. _ _ ~""""'\

Males Females :'IIales Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Fema.les

u 1 3 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 23 "3

53 35
<4 q
to 10
'4 4
'
34
40 7
32 2()

4" 30
32 22
.5.5 45
6, 42
b8 63 2

433 338 14
1 34 J2 3
(lo 57
II 8
'47 118 ::I
66 78
5LJ 42
19 28
42 33
16 ')
20I 1 97
21
3'
16 '4
.)J 3l!

38 43
891 809 7
133 98
l! 6
77 62
13 10 5
77 58
.';6 5'
52 48
70 42
l(, 33
62 64
8 7
40 35
39 40

'.1 554 11 1
27 15 2
t6 15 :3
51 42
71 68 12 6
17 2. Il
39
14
.H
7 ,3
In .>4 3
3 3 2
31
27
.H
J~ ,
2

4' 33 B 3
2 48 221 76
73 169 30
'
337 326 45
30<) 2qg 60 '7"
2. U 6
70 .59 :2 15
82 72 19 ti
1 59 ISO 13
359 315 93 Z7
1 21&1 1"7 2 2 oID1 54

44 8 37' 67
226 202
4'
6 6
 32

Occupied ,--_.
Serial Name of Village '93' bouses No_ of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No_ Population '94 ' Circle Charge ,- ----, r---- A --,
Persons Males Females Males Females

I 2 3 4 5 6 i 8 9 IO If

III Sargwal ,6S 30 182 85 77 30 31

122 Khanwal '05 2(> 122 77 45 47 26

2863 524 3191 1699 1492 934 848

12 3 Rakh Ambh-Tahli 2Il.J jll 10 283 li HO 72 50
Karandi qf; ' 3
I'24 17 104 S' 53
125 Ramnagar 457 ~I 497 274 223 211 ,~&
126 Datial Katlan 82 ,II 82 4I 4' 4 3
12 7 Sadhu ,60 32 193 '14 99 27 27
128 GanS"'ala lIb .11 161 91 70 76 54
129 Rakh Kangwala 6, II 86 50 3() 42 29
130 Suchetgarh 18') 44 238 130 loti 96 72
13 1 Balor; 18 3 35 209 III 98 49 56
132 Chhani Jasu 28] 4h 338 17lJ 159 12 I! II2
1850 375 2t91 1184 t007 705 589
133 Suchetpur lIS 06 II 149 76 73 42 4'
134 Chak Faqira 21 I 42 283 15 0 133 135 122
135 Chak Barkha 60 9 67 35 32 II 12
136 Galahad 26 5 6] 357 204 153 '7 17
137 Been 28 3 40 287 '49 13 8 39 39
138 Surhari 103 25 135 711 57 78 57
139 Rhangdur 291 5'; 338 170 168 24 23
140 Raipur 261 61 3t3 16 5 14 8 73 81
141 Katlai 155 3·· 185 IO! 83 56 49
17114 354 2114 1129 985 475 4111
142 Dcvakh 17 8 3b IZ 201 1I8 83 109 73
143 Belah Samba 4 8 8 8 R
.rH Manohar Gopala 1:;6 35 189 108 81 <)0 63
'45 Chak Mehanga Goja.: 2'l.i 45 249 I4~ 101 12 7 8:;
14 u Belah ~lanohar I I 1
147 Mandera 2J(l 54 265 144 lo!:l II5 IO.!
14 8 Chak Nanak 137 32 153 81 72 67 60
149 Nandni 50 'J 63 2,) 34 27 3'
ISO Badhcri 345 72 402 21 3 189 139 140
1314 294 1531 850 881 682 557
151 Bart l~amila 421 73 13 469 24 8 221 160 156
152 DaghoT ~21 1"7 919 491 4'X 226 191
153 Chak lIiedu Rawalia '11 i6 120 64 5b 24 20
154 Mangtha JOI) 19 137 °3 74 I
ISS Paswal 33 X 75 419 23 2 18] Il3 92
15b Chak Medu Basotra 43 47 23 24 12 6
157 Chak Jaba Khurd 37 II" 51 30 21 8 :;
I5 H Radah 28 3 .')~ 337 162 175 42 53
159 Chak Mehtab Singh 7i '7 98 54 44 15 11
160 Chak Hatal 'J 11 8 3
161 Chak Chaban Kalan IiI 42 211 105 IOh 17 19
162 Chak Jawahir Singh 5R II 67 33 34 2 2
163 Chhajwal 204 22 144 76 ('S 21 10
164 SOja,,'an 117 79 425 225 200 33 '21)

2776 588 3455 1814 1841 874 600

16 5 Mandhak 2(10 49 14 14 248 132 It4 39 28
166 Chak Ramchand 19;- ]0 45 21 24
167 Cbak Khod Singh 184 37 207 101 10f> 16 17
168 Burj Sh~ru 96 2j 87 48 39 .5 4
169 Chak Bagbanan 1.18 34 139 83 56 67 38
17 0 Chak Katlan Iil. "9 195 106 89 78 70
171 Rattanpur 34 0 77 340 170 17 0 68 63
1367 259 1259 66t 598 273 22D·
17 2 Barota. 1('4) 21 I5 I} 173 95 78 !!2 66
173 Khanpur 344 75 411 23 1 180 174 '4 b
'74 Rajawati So II 72 37 35
'" 175 Kajial Kalan 72 15 88 47 41 II II
17u KajiaJ Khnrd 157 36 163 89 74 69 54
~i7 Chak Parthal 8; 20 103 55 48 52 46
904 1a1 1010 554 456 388 323
 33
1')41 POI'ULATlON
--.,
Muslim (Shias)
r----A- -- Hindus
,.-----.-"----.,
Sikhs
,-,....---A---.. ~
Buddhists Others·
.------A-----.. ,-___._____,
Total literates
Males
Mal... l'emales Males Females Males Y.'emalr,' ~1ales Females Males Females Females

I:2 I3 I-/ Ij .16 I7 I8 1~ 20 :1I 22 23

55 -I"
JO It)

765 644 113 2

1)1 10 2
70
:;1 53 3
If) 7
"J 37
37 3X
h7 i 2
I'i 1(' 3
g 2
7
34 36 3
b:.! 42 7
51 47 4

419 418 52 It

34 3 2
15 II
24 20
186 136
110 '1'1

64 "3 82 112
~I, (Ii (,
-It, H
565 462 88 82 4
IJ 10 4

IX IS
21 '3
1
29 "I 4
1.t
"3
74 • -19

168 124 11
88 1(,
05
lU5 237 76 ~7
40 3('
1)2
74
1 I~' i)_i 'ZI
II 1,~
22 16 35 3
12.0 122
3') 12
33
8 3
~8 75 [2 2

3" 3> 3
20 10
33 32 22
112 93 80 78 18

1008 899 132 142 196 32

~
-It> .'17 47 ;
4-~

1.2
RS
II
89
(,
'3 "3
H 35 5
110 18 10 2
2:-'
IO~

332
1')
10

316
7
66 62
25
29

82
12
,.
I3
3

13 12
..,7 34 23 2
37 .is
33 >8 3 2 8
20 lO 14 II
3

163 131 3 2 57 16
 34

Occupied ,----------------------
Serial ~ allle 01 Village 193 1 houses z.lo. of Nv. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge ,--------'------, ,-----A--_-----,
Persons Males Females Males Females

!l .1 -I 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

178 Chak Paras 3()(_) 59 16 386 l,'\5 IS[ .52 44

179 Rangour 1 III 3 11 227 114 [03
180 Makour ~11 49 258 14 6 liZ 104 79
18I Magwal J85 43 226 134 0, 103 69
182 Chak Abdulla 5 4 12 11 4
183 Rajrur Labana 102 23 117 ('4 53
18 4 Chhajwal 373 76 444 -'>4 120 18 4 16(,
18 5 Balliar II2 J(> 117 51 6(> 51 (>()

1478 30B 1767 936 831 494 427

18G Dadial ,112 2, 17 132 7"1. (,t> 50 42
187 Chak Bhimun 72 '5 105 5r_~ 40 56 4.>
188 Nathwal .JJ4 4 0 2n 1'-1 II7 79 '14
18<) BeT"! 279 57 314 17' '43 13 2 119
190 Nangah 99 6 193 1037 5J 4 52 3 333 347
191 jagutpur 37 1 76 480 c47 233 196 17 1
192 :!'.lajrah .UI 39 242 1"(' u6 100 86

2275 442 21121 1283 1238 946 904

'93 Bhakri 223 60 ;8 338 H~3 [53 79 70
194 l{ho Manhusun 47" 91 120 ,i;j <35 189 lOa
195 Sheikhupura 216 40 240 [34 100 lOS 90
196 R"lwal 159 28 160 '10 70 ()5 54
197 Paawatah .Ff 02 359 1~9 170 97 76
198 Chak Jhanda. Singh 54 10 57 •.!~) ~8 18 17
199 Mahko Mera 37 3 19 IT 8 II 8
1483 294 1693 921 772 587 47&
200 Chak Bamun 103 '7 lQ 120 H 4(' 5 3
20r Chak Jastu 344 08 389 204 185 177 16<)
:lO-.! Sannuldu 1S7 47 276 [44 [32 105 119
20 3 Manhaspur 28 4 .~o 327 [69 [S8 113 97
204 Jagwal ..!Sg 59 387 1<)4 10 3 120 109
205 Khandral 209 37 230 1I9 HI 86 84
2u6 Cbak Alia 47 9 B6 .U 33 33 33
207 Jar Thabal 125 72 387 "°S' 182 lIS 100
208 Abtal Salarian 3411 12 85 :i 0 35 18 12
20g Dhup Saddi 56 13 57 33 24 22 15
210 Chak Khokhran 2;0 52 329 174 1:')5 14 1 125
2II Chak Bakain Kani 211 32 213 114 1)9 82 76
212 Rakh Thabal 33 6 ',6 443 '5 1 19"l 40 3.
"213 Mandia) 11J3 30 205 1'1 HI 51 34
3022 580 3514 1878 1626 1108 980
214 Chak Ja.\\ ..bir 73 14 20 14 _H 5U 34 50
21 5 jerdah 335 1\5 341 I6n 173 129 13.5
210 Chak Devli 3~o 84 428 !2 r 20i I75 176
217 Narainpur 212 51> 348 [7') log 156 142
218 Chamlial [t4 30 191 107 H4 82 b3
lI9 ehhani Fatwal 74 0 J4 b 797 4::(1 3 68 3 23 295
220 Sri Partapsinghpora 192
221 Mahnrajpur
170
'49
35
28 186
! IJ
99
79
87
58
_,
47
.
222
223
Chak Nazir
Khor
2173
97
41 7
.
458

100
H~
It
2587
128
480
1350
66
-'55
1217
60
2:25
962

214
913

189
224 Chak Chataka 4 16 507 '7 0 237 122 113
225 Chak Shaman <J3 [6 89 42 47 7 8
226 Chak Riran Ib2 H 194 "7 97
227 KotH Tikralian 3 00 56 273 143 13°
228 Pharri z79 4<1 302 15 6 [46 115 107
229 Rajpur J atan r.t3 24 152 79 73 2 S
230 Chak Balotriyan 12 5 28 184 73 91 :I 6
:2042 41& 2287 1181 1108 482 421
23 1 Kalah 14(' 31 ~2 153 84 69 20 Ir
23 2 Chak Goran llll -u 104 52 52
233 Jhang -124 45 198 r08 9<' II 8
234 Rakh Jhang 199 95 497 23 8 259 78 go
233 Sri Partapsinghpora 99 J9 98 52 40 52 ..6
236 Suankh 483 107 61& J3 1 28 4 So sr
237 Redwan Kalan ~63 55 31& [40 175 57 59
 35
Iq4 l POPULATION
___ _.o.._ __ . ___

Muslim (Shias)
- _._-----------_.---.
I·lind,," Sikhs Buddhist. Others· Total literates
r--'-_A...--~ , - - - -__ _ _A.~ ~--___.__~ ,--.--"--. ,-----.A-----, r - - --. _oAr.____....
Males F('nH11('~ Male ... FCflHlles Males Ff'malrs Male, Frmale~ Males Females Males Females

III I3 14 15 If> I7 II! fa 20 2Z zz 2]

72 73 VI 64 ;z
109
33"
97 15 4
42 8 I
3' 23 21 6
b 4
10
'3 5' 43
4" 5'
'"
109 97 213 196 120 111 40 7
?, ,:-;
J r
15 23 5 2
39 24- 5
I~r '7f., 40
.~, 62 7
~I> 30 4
337 334 63 3
104 85 5
9° 75 3[ z
20 1(,
3
25 16
4
9-" 94 6
1l JI
2

354 297 52 3
()" 43 10
27 16 9
3" 43 .}
5"
7·j
I),

"4
.1'
.,!')
•
.H 27 .5
0" S~ <)
3-' 23 30 4
II ~
33 30 .'i
30 "3 1
.HI i.1 S -I
.1(' 4" 7
763 639 7 7 142 13
3'J )8 21
4t. 31
23 27 h

25 21 l>
JoG 72 27
5.1 32
'14 H3

388 304 67
5i 54 <,
32 2() " <I 7
'1
If;
3
14~ '"4 5
.is 39 8
')7 ''7
14.) 13° lY
.f' .W 4
()(;
75 -
~j.1 1,0
" ~.i

678 638 32 33 7 61
64 58
5~ 52
97 82
JoB 110 .. - .5C)
.;
2il1 233 5
83 116
3
 36

Occupied
No. of No. of
, Total Muslim (otbers)
Serial Name of Village 1931 houses
No. population Circle Charge ,---____ A _ _ _ _ _....... r - ..... ---.
HHI
Persons Males Females Males Females

I 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

23 8 Redwan Khurd 273 54 307 156 LSI 46 41

'39 Chak Salarian 12 5 20 145 78 67
2100 4&3 2432 1238 1193 314 301
240 Karali Kalan 296 64 23 317 185 13 2 124 96
241 Karali Khurd 18. 43 220 u8 10. 10 4 89
~'J2 Bindral 347 65 38a HIS 180 3 5
243 Kaluanwali 79 <) 60 33 27 18 2I
244 Jar Sarwah 36 9 49 19 '0 u 7
245 Trandi Singar.. II4 16 107 .'13 54 48 49
246 Trandi Rajoura 380 75 422 234 188 157 139
247 Ram Garh 1038 224 1152 5 8 <1 5 63 4 0 401
24 8 Jar Rerlwan r2 2 18 II 0 'I ~
249 Ramluh Redwal'l 33 0 55 339 165 '74 60 63
25 0 Ramluh Brahmana
25 1 );lahal Kalandrian
261
17 0
47
29
287
197
lSI
97
136
100
6
27
..
20
25 2 Mahal Shahan 304 47 334 [70 I5 H 12 10

3649 885 3870 2030 1840 981 914

253 Aika Majoua 55 17 24 81 ·Il 40 41 40
254 Dwal 03 I2 81 31 34
255 Rakb Labanah 47 0 100 477 235 ~42 5 3
256 Gho Manhasan 52 10 67 2S 29
257 " Gho Rakwalan 395 74 443 235 208 IS 8
25 8 Gho Brahmo.na 3 80 79 448 .3 0 .11! 20 11
259 Chak Daulat 135 32 183 96 87
260 Jhumian 8& 15 101 55 51 30 27
261 Sarwah 3711 80 474 255 21 9 88 68
262 Shab.adpur 322 63 337 169 168 60 63
2336 481 2671 1315 1286 215 120
...~63 Galwal 28S 57 25 14 300 '47 [53
26 4 Badali 3 05 62 300 13 8 16. rb 20
265 Kamala. 32 4 6. 350 I7° 180 37 43
266 Najwal 70 12 87 39 ".8 9 I!
261 Devokh Kaka 206 47 240 lZ3 117 7 8
268 Dabooj Shah.ada 213 41 228 115 113 23 22
a6g Rada 455 106 540 ",61 279 31 38
27 0 Radi 4 26 81 512 268 J44 45 30
au 48& 2537 1281 12TI 18& 1..

271 Ghagour 27 1 5· 20 302 161 141 66 50

27 2 Tarapur 20 4 15 I) 9 5 <)
273 Garwal 6Ig 153 721 388 333 12 14
274 Chak Baglan 299 go 331 193 13 8 30 III
275 Raml'ur 148 38 197 107 90 14 10
27 6 Chak Bania 304 7' 338 209 129 159 101
277 Chak Salarian 134 !<) 198 104 92 90 75
1796 438 2100 1188 &32 382. 277

.7 8 Rakh Harotian 146 24 27 194 10<) 85 log 85

27') Thori Brabmana 254 47 328 169 159 91 85
280 Thori Goiran 239 44 305 158 147 145 136
281 Baipur 345 76 482 247 215 105 91l
282 Sri Partapsinghpor.. o~ 14 87 44 43 37 43
28 3 Chhani Manhasan 32 9 71 417 20U 211 142 156
28 4 Samlahri 163 43 207 lO8 99 75 56
28 5 Gopwal 167 39 lUI t08 tIO 69 6.
286 Amwal 290 0" 317 1.,6 t6r lJ4 II5
28, Bhekari 291 41 240 132 loll 72 65
288 Nathwal 100 20 19 70 29
2312 47. 2174 1501 1387 1st 901
289 Tangar 279 71 ~ij 299 163 136 8 13
290 Sadral IQ9 46 263 I4~ HI 37 39
291 Anandpnr 393 90 42& 241 18 4 30 27
29 2Motliyan Kalan 249 51 219 139 120 25 34
293 MntJiyan Khurd 72 14 81 40 41 29 29
294 Badhwal 408 77 488 269 21 7 165 139
295 Gorab Salathian 150 7 405 2011 [060 959 97 85
296 Nagrota 3 11 62 333 [75 IS!! 64 .;3
 37
1941 POPUL'TION
~

Hindus Sikhs Buddhi.ts Others· Total literates

Muslim. (sluas)
~ ~ ,--.A-------, ~
~ Males Females :\Iales Females
Males Fema'es ;\lales Females Ma.les Females Males Female.

12 I3 I.J IS I6 I7 I8 I9 30 .n 32 ~3

9 10 3 101 ..
78 67
8811 819 52 59 18
7 9
In 36 3
14 13 5
r
60 61 125 II4
II 5 4
18 13
4
5 5
77
179
4<)
161
18
100 I,
4

II 3 6
105 III
1 ~)
145 13 2 8
iO 74 I] 5
I!>4 14 8
114 4 178 26
920 811 115

31
82
34
83 14S 15 6 en
2H 29
220 200 3
'°4
96
2 07
87 ..
10

3
25 24 I
16 7 15 1 2
109 10 5
148 1&8 87
982 920
()
147 153
122 142
5
133 137 3
30 20
Il6 109
9' 91 <)
13 1 140 93 94 6 7
27
223 214
894 1008
()I
93 94 • 7 &I

3
95
1 2
265 23 8 III Sr
13
157 120
3
93 80 1
50 28
14 17 3

81 25
876 &74 111

<)
7M 74 'l
13 IT (J
'4 2 [17
7
61 55
3
33 43 7
39 4a 3
42 46 2.
tio 43 19
70 2')
60
3 54& 481
12]
4
15~ ,;
105 8,
2II
II4
157
86
liS
.. 4

II 12
104 7
78 45 2 72
95 8 873 2. 3
21 -<3
III 105
 Occupied
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge
. -_ _ _ _ _ A _ _ _ _ ---.,
,--- ..,.,.,_ ---",.
Persons Males Females Male~ Females

I , J 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

297 Bagona <)C'3 ~J4 1085 572 5 13 2C)2 239

'1('~ Sangwat S2li J('3 597 .!()j 3°2 13~ 1]7
4907 1133 5847 3096 2751 879 795
2~19 Ba~la 4 11 5 5 61; lY 3248 IhilS ij('i3 54!) 4i:i
300 Marhull '41 3.'i 151 7:1 7" 2 j

4256 623 3399 1740 1659 548 478

]01 Tarod 434 1"4 30 495 .!4 U .l5j 3 5
30'1
303
Pati
Batli
595
vO "'4
I:.!
648
60
33~
2~
3 I t)
J"
53 ~,

J04
305
Gawal
Kishl·npur
1~2

12
2J 122
2
1" 'H I I :.!5
306 Rakh llaroi 2 24 1.1 .10 3
307 Baroi 6'1 12 63 3~ '25 'J 7
30~ I~h"nd~l '44 1n 159 hC, 73 10 <)
309 Ismaill'ur HRi ll9 1045 52 5 .'po ('0 4~
310 R'"lhori 77(J 'l'4t..l 891 44" 442 Ili5 17 ii
] I l ·.llari 9
j I lOY 657 J_)O 3":, ,Z39 OJ'2
312 1.lallin Charkan 56 <) 1(\,) 612 3~1) 2H) 'h7 H15

4185 B88 4778 2440 2338 739 663

313 Mahin Sarkar 649 .1:21 3' 749 1" 337 2RS 243
314
]15
Martholi
Birpur
68 4
1~ljl
'4"
.1 ~11
72.6
2129
38 7
IO(I()
33'<
IO:B
Ihl
5,6
168
474
31V Uajpur Kuhlar 472 9:.' 519 27() ~43 10j '3 2
317 Hakh Rajpora ~') 7 40 ".!l Til 7
3,ll Basi Khurd 3 10 52 351 1K3 168 " 7~
31Q l'alli 504 151 618 jOlt, 29'Z '',2" 43
4619 964 5132 2702 2430 1281 1146
320 Sanlba Cfown) 29'7 f'44 3287 [7 1x 15(·9 ('.13 ('13

2917 644 3287 1718 1569 633 613

7(JI81 1 (J0'4n
894 6" .j.jl()3 423 6r 18843 ,6799

*Oth""s-lndian Christian 7IM, 651'.

Dlff('rencc~ have been noticed in the spelling of village nrlT~!·.~ti hS giYcn in tllt- Viilagc Tahl(·s ror 1')31 and as ~hown in the (.·numeru.-
(1)
tion recorel for lQ41. For the 194' Village Table" we have adopted the spelling ,~ivell in the' re('tlrd after checkin~ it ",ith
the "polling ghcn in the list of villa!;cs supplied by the District Cen"" f\ffi.,.,'T in '94" The list of ,11ch villag,·~ is given below;.--
As shown in Village Tables 1~3 1. Sp"!!ing adopt('rl in Villa.!(~ Tab"'s 1941,

S, No, Name. S, Nn, N:llll(,.

Sahil Jagir Sail," Jadr

Dabar GarII Darb.tr Gadl
Tandwa! DanrlW:l.l
Hakh Gang-wala Haldl .l\anl-:""la
C.l\ek 1\1edu SC\(\ral'.1 Ch,,),: !\,l(~dll l{uwal1"
Kartholi J allir Marlholi
Tchbal Abtill ~;llarian
Sanjwan Sojawan
Chak Kaklan Chilk 1{"tlalI
Chak Si<.lhardh Sidhra

(111 Hakh Chadak, Cha~ Hakwalan and Cbilk Di)vla ~criili hUn"Lbers 79{), 8(~2 ancl 9l)4 respectively of the Village Tah]c.~~ 1<)3' '\\·'·l-e Ull~
occnpi~d at tht' rrrrnt Census. They therdore do not apptar in tl,,' Village Tablr, for '''F.

{iii) ThC' nUII'.bering of ('(·nSHf.l, Divi~i()n::; in Tdl~il ~~lnl1)a was not carri(_'u (Jut in accon1an('l' \\ith the instructions issued. \\rhl'n the
dcfloct wa" noticEd revi.icD was not p".sible witbout creatil1,' I>(I'er flifh 1II1i,'". As" remit, whilst tit" ('ireks in the Villagt' Tabks for this Tehsil
follow ('~('h 01l1(T in ('orrect ScqUCI1C'C the Charg(,H do no1. Chargni v. ('re ntlmbered hy Di:::ttril.:ts and CiI dc~ by Tch~ils. The Cllarg(' DmnbC'n
in this TellSil run hem I3 to 17. All are shown in (he Tabl,," b," tlll'Y do not run ron.ecutively with the CiTdr., Circlo totals arl' given
but owing tv the ddrrt rderrrd to, total fOr Charge '4 C31l11Ot b ... olfj"cll "I l'xccpt by cl'l!ccting tit" totals oI various separated Circle; f(lrming
tlri 5 CbarA(:.

(iv) Cbl.lJ"gcs in tbis Tchsil run irem ]3 to 11· The ChaTgt'~ ~:11011Jll hav(_' run from 12 to J(J, ilS Kar100p Jagir. which i:-i in the adminis..
trati"r jllrisdict;cn of the Pooncb Jagir and was c<DEused by them. ho, wrongly bren included as a charge in th .. Jrnmu Tebsit. This incr..asM
chilr~(' JlumLcHI IJY one but there is no charge nunlhct(·d 12 in the Jammu District.
tllt.'
 39
'9.j-I POPUL,\T.OK
- - - - - - - - - - - -----"'---. --..
lIuslim (Shias) llindmi Sikhs Buddhists Others- Total lIterates
, -_ _ _ ...A__~ _ ___.. , _ _ _ J > . . . _ _ _,
r------'-----------, r---~~ r--~ r---___.A...-------.
Males Females ~lalcs Ff.:males _'laic. Females Ma:le~ FClnalo~ lI'Iales Females ~lales l'"mal86

1Z 13 '4 15 16 '7 I8 "9 20 "I .22 23

I) 274 5~
-t- "7°
1()3 i()5

6 4 2206 1951 2 3 641 84

II 1 9 I108 239 'I
13 73 7

1192 1181 246 9

237 250
28 5 259 .;
.lS 3'
50 3D -,
12 7
") .8
7(> ·'4
46 4 fl' Iq
2()4 264 3
<)1 95
.62 '78 4
1700 1675 1 132

""-7 94 I
226 17 1 2
579 :;j9 I 10] 1
III III
II II
88 87 -4 3 4
274 249 17

1418
1020
1282

885 26 29
•
39
3
4:1
131
822
1

360
1020 885 21 29 38 41 822 360
I27 II4 27 066 244 I 3 99 6 970 'II 65 4 I 77 ?uS
 40
CENSUS
VILLAGE
District .lammu
Tehsil Sri Ranbiningllpura
Occupied r-
193 bouses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
Serial Kame of Villa.gc ' Circle Chat'f(.
. . . -_ _ _ ._-A. _ _ _ - ,
r - - .. .........._~
Pupulation I!)4 I
~o. Per~ons Mules l;emale!:i )Ialcs Females

j 6 7 IJ 9 10 If
I z 3
"
2024 47" I; 2150 IU3 937 59 2 4f,X
I Sri J<aubirsinghpura (Town) ••
202' 471 21S0 1213 937 592 468

Sri Ranbir,jnghpura Rail"'a), 2 18 49 4U 5

56 3& " "7
Station
56 36 49 40 9 27 5

'OCI 5<; 3 315 1 13 '4" 151 I2l)

3 Scrota 99 451 25 0 201 16j 143
GcPgian 347
4 31 10 56 35 l1 11 19
5 Khumb Sr 4SG 23' 204 '06 J3 l1
6 Purana Find 355 y,
84 IS 85 4'/ 37 2{
7 Kotti Gala Bana 155 3' 15. 76 82
X Poarl Hhan (J~ 306 15.'1 15 1 122 u6
276
cJ Rangpur Sadri ',!_1."i _'4 241 '3 ' lIO 115 77
10 Sidhar
1754 417 2048 1101 947 757 641

~~v;_~ "'3 334 I'IN 166 IS...! 143

II Mohta 171 '~7 '~4 70 73
Sandch IS] 32
12
344 rtJtl 364 IQ, II,] 153 [3"
13 Rangp"r Balamyan y~ 151 ~I} (,2
74 4"
Kcot]i Meroyan '53 230 1I~
'4 H)I 31' JI.! ':17 LV.!
15 Hanochp"r
235 43 246 12 7 tiC) So ~1
III Kaloy" (Jl 371 1"7 1R4 15(' 155
1,orutana Kalan 3V
17 24h ',5 282 153 ] 2~) 137 121
Iti Duer 146 ?f) 70 flO 53
TTaliyall Khurd 137 30
1<)

2092 419 U95 1196 1099 984 91&

III 1(' ; 73 37 ]'1 33 J.'1

20
21
i\;aja\~~lt Pur
Kuru Tan.. Kllurd 3{il
90 )
Sj
;!.()7
431
11159
~3]'

544
19:-':'
_i 15
(_)fl
35'1
'>l
3J"
22 Suciletgartl 8:; 375 19l. 1 i~' I~fJ L27
Phalora 33('
23
1663 393 1935 1010 928 6111 580

Abdalian
,t,,, 73 Ii 35G 1~)2 J.5 S 10 3
24 4n~ ~-( 447 23" 2'5 '°4 18&
25 Chak Chand" 173 93 ~n 75 ()('
20 Lian
1'- -, oS
315 J{,5 ljn
2~3 52 145 135
27 Bt"lip\lr Jatall
1082 240 1285 S82 603 434 384

2R Sangrai f'5 14
1<)
7 70
100
4('
59
24
4'
4'
(>
--;;
')0
29 l-':otli Qanungoan 17 102 55 47
77
30 t(utmadan
Be~a
2G~ ~3 352
275
J~jO l(J~
II" ~~
31
32 Be-relit 2°_5 .5')
5
"4'4 13-l 13 2 1I4
Choga 3
355 11(3 If()
33
34 Raipur Scedan 3"5
48
7"
'3
71 30
Ii!
35 21 2,
~l( ~

8,.
35 Kotli KtlOkan :2'4'0 (," 291 l(d" IZ':: 1'22
3 b lla'pur '.II) l~ 104 56 4'''; 4<) 4"
37 Barslapur
1399 381 1725 939 786 606 4a&-

2~5 56 8 2Tl 15 6 12. lOt, 71>

38 Shahl)W- Tanknanwali
ISO 60 225 114 n, 104 96
39 Kotlah ~lanhasan 177 ]05 72 ~)ll 62
Magral 15~~ 32
40 20 5 42 25f 1::9 121. -4 4
41 Chak HanstJ 228 65 311 I()5 146 I:lN 125
4" Fatehpur Salarian 217 15 0 147 [28 [23
,;nkhala 28" 54
43
1285 309 1537 819 718 560 418
1941
TABLES

11)41 1'0PUI,ATlON
--"---

~
Muslim (Shins)

Males I'emales Males

Hindus
r-.---_..... ----.-~
l"cmales
~
Male,
Sikh.

Ff"nlalcs
~---,
Males
Budduists

Females
,----_,______,
Males
Others*

Females
~
T olal literates
_ _ ..A. _ _ ----..

;'IIa!es Females

1" 13 14 15 16 1; r8 19 20 "1 U 2;

i~n ,413 1') h 22 20 196

497
580 443 1. 6 22 20 497 196

'J 3 4 9 2

9 3 4 9 2
21 16 I 17 4
Hz .;I! 3 19 2
8 IJ 9 8
ot> fiS 20 II
12 12
5
71) S2 3
33 35 9 4
3" 33 II

8 332 306 4 93 29
11> "3 6
17 [J

45 31 7
I.'} 13 (>
I~ 12
3 4
21 '7 20 .8 24
25 23 (j 6 IS
It> 8 rI
](1 17 8
183 155 29 28 77
4 3 I
1:.1;7 IOU IO II 25
1°3 1'5 Sf> 60 34
5'1 ,1.5 11 7 16
293 269 107 78 76
'75 144 7 l[ 18
lO 24 !; .'i 5
18 10
20 15 4
233 203 7 11 8 5 29
4
.~3 _)II
.i5 H
72 il 3 1
9 lO .
[
3
-I I
22 33 4'i 4" 8_
'5 H
47 33 S
7 2 -
33 311 264 3 29
w 43 3
10 Ii
'5 10
.1
II5 II7 [0 2
37 21
.i
22 24 3
..;:
249 230 10 19
 42

Occupied r-
Seria; Name of Village 1931 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (othe rsj
No· Popula.tion '94 Circle Cbarge ,--._----" .---"""_______'
' Persons Males Females Ma.Ies Females

3 1 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO n

+t Fatehpur Brahaillana 25 1 ('6 9 333 17 8 155 8 3

45 Chak Agra b24 159 737 4 9 3 18 131! 90
46 Chak Janjna 86 21 120 '7 1 49 71 49
47 KharkhoJa 62 10 59 32 27 32 26
48 Chak Khana 191 49 189 [00 89
49 Langrial 149 2') 152 "'7 65
1383 333 1590 887 703 249 118
50 Sangial 206 40 10 274 '45 129 19 16
51 Bikraman 34 0 72 418 225 193 9 3
52 Barial Brahmana 1190 208 1293 662 631 170 162
53 Kadyal 18 7 ~o 290 155 135 25 22
54 Jasour 246 ('5 313 160 153 '34 135
55 Kotli ArjansiDgh 293 73 382 194 1118

2482 588 2970 1541 142. 357 338

56 Khapar 240 17 II 257 '37 120 105 101
57 Nari 184 50 248 127 II9
58 Gazipur 257 65 254 [35 119 III 89
59 lIfhalu Wala 129 34 143 73 70 39 .3
60 Khotian '4 2 35 172 92 80 60 49
61 Chak Talab 249 5' 201 103 103 66 73
62 Baga Marh Lt9 .7 180 92 68 24 25
63 Kotli Shahdola. 217 68 244 [27 II7 48 39
6. Thikrian 166 38 111 85 73 72 58
1733 438 1140 971 888 121 477
6.5 Dra.wati 129 3" u ,.7 86 81 58 64
66 Chuhalab 1002 24 2 1OS1 592 499 395 336

..
6] Ba~a.ina 3 05 81 305 180 u5 123 91
68 Jindhar 3 65 89 4,. 209 20 5 174 1()4
69 Sunderpnr
,0 Chak Salam
ISf
186
30
45 ,155 81
108
74
90
68
36
59
21

2141 519 2330 1258 1074 854 735

71 Chak Musa 148 47 '3 208 lob 100 3 I
72 Barial Qazian <)66 236 9•• 499 490 97 88
73 Mokhey 197 39 200 ql! 102 76 81
74 Talia 193 42 215 lIS 100 92 ~o
75 Makhdum 98 ,6 115 5.5 60 47 51
76 Bad Bhains 68 2,;: 94 60 34
1170 402 1811 .33 811 311 301
77
78
Rakh Pbalora
Satowali
Dhohana
4 81
150
105
3'
'4
522
175
• B
z80
91 2:: 63
5
1.5 8 139
67
79
80 Traliyan Kalan "49 34 115 9.5 80 115 72
81 Haripur 293 (I.) 319 ,os 154 119 125
82 Sadrah 48 <J 52 32 20 29 19
Rakh Haripur 88 248 141 105
~3
45 4 4
84 Ghodey Bhains 75 17 78 39 37 37 37
5 Chak Fatu 54 6 11.5 848 3 14 324 278 272
1830 413 1221 1175 1048 77' 735
_86 Chaltroi IS 89 3()6 15 1134 999 935 585 5 23
1589 388 1934 999 .35 &85 S2S

87 Chak WahabdiD 206 ';3 .6 222 113 109 90 90

88 Dangri 172- 34 168 88 70 58 1S
371 17 38. 201 179 148 1»
Ig Bokadi 192 4.5 J7 ,.3 91' 96 64 63

..
90 Seer l69 34 185 92 73 75 57
91 Balab 261 63 297 156 141 117 107
92
93
Bago Wali
Chak Baja
155
194
107
38 ,
524 276
101
24 8
85
20.5
75
187
6~

1271 287 131S 722 843 131 470

9-4 Dabhar 696 196 18 758 3 89 370
9' Chak MoM. Yar 337 ;:0 39. 196 203 I~~ 44
171
 43
1941 POPULATION
-----"---
Muslim (Shias)
~~ ,-----~
Hindus Sikhs
.---------A------.. ~
Buddhists
~
Others·
------ Tot"l literates
,----
Males l'clllales Males Females MaLL.. Felnales Mal"" Females Males Females Males Females

u I3 I4 Ij 16 I7 18 .l9 flO zr Illl Z3

'70 15.2 32 5
26 3 207 18 2l 68 12
4 I
.1
IOU ,'"''I ,II
87 bS

620 514 18 21 129 19

97 90 2'1 2} 4
2I6 Ig0 3
40 5 394 82 72 5 3 143 6
52 42 78 71 16
2b l}i II
113 7" III "II 52 6

879 804 300 284 5 3 229 12

32 19 7
121 II' 6 II 4
24 30 10 4
34 27 3
32 31 3
37 30 12 4
34 '7 34 26 IJ 2
37 36 42 42 20 8
13 15 17
364 3t6 82 16 91 2[

28 "7 7
1'17 163 42
57 H 22 4
35 41 10
13 J.l) 5
72 (JI) 8
402 339 94 6
73
3 12
79
3 27
30
')0
20
75
21
III .,6
22 21 I

8 9
23 '0 10 (,
(Jo 32 8

383 415 225 168 2 152 21

[ I
89 79 33 24 4~ 5
12 9 16 ~ 1\
10 8 -~
46 29 24 7
3 3
137 101. 14
I
~S 31 21 21 81 19
324 258 73 53 185 32
31 5 348 -1 95 61 26J n6
315 348 4 3 95 81 261 116

'3 19 33 22
,jO 25 14 4
53 44 47 26
.!.! n II I2 4
'7 ,6 8
3<1 34 29
71 III Sf'
..!(J '3 'I

175 155 11 12 109 2.

200 160 '5~ Jr,(. 52
33 27 3 5 4
 44
Occupied
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 C:ircle Charge ......---'--~
Persons Males Females Males Female.

I 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II

9 6 Cbak Bukbtawar 181 47 207 105 .102 70 68

97 Gondla 210 52 226 II8 108 96 93
98 AlPvan 124 39 167 118 79 75 68
1548 404 1758 896 862 438 444

99 Mehlu 177 51 19 ]9 201 120 81 70 48

100 jandhar Kalan 286 79 321 166 ISS 98 95
101 Qutub Din 228 67 234 120 II4 97 87
102 Rethana 489 177 621 3JB 28 3 120 96
103 Chak Nanak 157 45 191 100 91 74 65
1337 419 1588 844 724 459 381
104 Chak Bala 268 58 1:0 290 155 1305 119 107
105 Chak Preman 90 15 94 50 44 16 17
106 llhaler 209 44 208 lIS 94 91 71
107 Kotli Mufti 106 27 110 59 51 7 j
lOS Biaspur 276 73 365 193 17 2 15 14
109 Kalyana 582 138 793 HK 345 91 73
lID Tarapur IJ2 26 197 lOS 8g 69 53
1663 381 2058 1128 930 408 340
III Nann Wali uS 24 2I 128 66 62 58 56
Il2 Ransa 177 41 214 II4 100 89 74
Il3 Naman 216 48 241 133 108 103 74
II4 Kotli Araiyan 538 1[9 610 3 24 286 282 245
lIS Pralah '59 2 ISO 783 408 385 136 124
1841 382 1988 1045 941 8U 573
II6 Diwangarh 180 46 22 243 128 II.S 71 52
II7 Barey 51 12 54 31 23 28 20
u8 Pindi Sarochan 39 2 88 473 242 :131 145 134
II9 jangwal 170 'II 210 96 II4 70 88
120 Mulu Chak 4 87 !I6 597 3 18 279 64 54
1280 303 1577 815 761 378 348
%21 Bheta 48 Iof. 23 62 38 24 28 18
122 Khushalpur 122 28 138 65 73 56 61
1:23 Abdal 33.5 83 388 'l2I 16 7 155 123
124 Mulowal 87 16 69 32 37 27 32
125 Gulabgarh 245 49 231 1I8 1I3 3 4
126 Sri l'artap Kot 33 18 93 47 46 6 4
127 Ghrana 47 6 Il9 105 30 4 301 ..S 16
1348 327 11188 825 781 303 2H
128 Khang 49 14 24 88 32 36 26 26
129 Fatehpur Shekhan 180 64 234 124 110 81 75
130 Bhoman 24 14 53 31 22 29 22
131 Kapur Pur 124 46 172 93 79 92 79
132 Nawan Pind 177 54 220 1I0 no 89 85
133 HamraIr 44 IS 58 31 27 31 27
134 Chak Veru 56 10 58 30 28 30 28
135 Gharani 276 76 280 158 122 137 II4
830 293 1143 809 &3. 515 451
136 Jawda 445 151 25 809 3 13 296 168 166
13~ Atevwali 244 68 320 181 139 ISO II5
13 Chak Chogna 124 2\1 164 81 67 49 42
139 Nikowal 847 271 1053 5 23 530 37 2 39 1
140 Bedipur Awanan 35 12 88 33 33 24, 24
1896 631 2202 1137 1085 763 731
141 Sai Kalan 480 137 26 633 34 2 291 24 2 212
142 Sai Khurd 57 1 135 .87 359 33 8 245 235
143 Jajwal II4 30 132 13 59 55 42
144 Rahman Garb 44 10 40 26 14 26 14
120. 312 1502 800 702 SIB 603
145 Toguwali 16:2: 44 27 206 108 98 80 6J
1..6 Sri Gulabsingbpora 96 24 112 ,6 56 ,6 56
 45

'<)4 POPULATION
__ ------------__.A...------
' ----,
r otal Ii tera.tes
Muslim (Shia.) Hindu~ Sil<hs Buddhists Others'
,.-~ r--------"------~ ~ r---"--~ .---A..----, .---"-----..
Males Females MaJes Females Males Females Males Females Males Females lfales Females

12 I3 I4 Ij IO I7 IS I9 20 4.1 22 23

35 34 3
22 '5 I
13 II j

303 247 152 188 3 85

50 33 7
68 60 II
23 27 5
214

367
12
186
13

319 ,.
4
14
I
13

14
29

58
7
2

36 28 ') 2
~
34 27
24 23 ')
j. 46 4
I7 H 151> 44
228 168 u9 104 311 5
36 33 .J 3
3 3
3 3 588 483 121 104 115 11
8 6
23 22 2 4 22 4
30 34 '4
ul
12 l'
.. 1
250

31i3
243

348 17
17 14

14
5
7
., 62

117
4
9

29 31 .8 32
3 3 II
112 79 'S 18 13
26 26 3
254 225 75 <)

3" 364 43 50 103 10

7 4 3 J 5
9 12 !I
49 34 17 JO 39 2
3 2 :I J
109
115
41
276
42
235 33
"
2

48. 22 9f 4
1i00
6 10
" I
43 35 6
2 I
I)
21 25 13 :I
3

10 4 11 . 5
8 2

13
117
74
9M
11
2
•
j
45
39
4

26 29 5
27 21 4 j 2. 2
38 25 9
151 139 77 3
8 9

:21 29 34f
100
292
79
7
• f48
53
10
11
"4 103 .H Xl
18 17 J

232 188 108 It

28 31 .5 6
 46
Occupied r-
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 194- 1 Cirele Charge -, r---..A-_-,
Persons Males Females Males Females

I
" 3 'i 5 6 8 9 IO IT

14':f hhak Bola 659 148 771 39 6 375 2111 264-

148' JeowaI Kalan 550 II5 587 282
30 5 21 9 2 15
1467 331 1676 865 811 636 602
./
149 ,J eowal Khw:d 353 72 28 403 .. 25 178 147 U3
150" Chak Jandran 17° 38 200 III 89
151' Ajpur
87 70
88 21 118 58 60 9 7
152' Kodi Qazian 221 34- 204 log 95 85 81
153 'Chak Shera 152 35 214 104- 1I0 85 94-
154 Talhad 4- 17 88 455 262 193 197 ISS
155 Panchgarain 208 48 250 ISO IOU 70
156 Ladwal 4-
6g 14- 76 42 34- 9 8
157 Mohanpm 95 22 115 GI 54 28 27
1779 372 2035 1122 913 717 613
158 Tarapur 115
Pindi Sarochan Khurd
89 2r 29 71 44 39 18
159 90 23 126 65 61 26 25
160 Bha:ti 2II 39 255 126 129 106 lIU
161 Lalupur 84- 19 108 00 49 51
162
163
TrewaJ,.
Rangpur Trewah
461 II7 591 3 16 "275 196 la~
601. 143 767 399 368 243 226
164- Kot Kuba II8 38 156 83
165 Jandrah
73 4-6 56
56 Q 69 38 31 34- 27
166 Cha", Goriyan 51 16 66 34 32 34 32
1781 425 2254 1182 1072 775 717
167 Kotha 2.')1 60 3U 330 169 161
16~ Chahnana 4-3 46
139 30 185 100 85 64 53
169 Pindi Charkan Khw:d 3 24 72 376 201 175 33 36
170 Kudwal 163 32 181 93 88 I
17 1 Rotli Bag Hanan 223 60 297 164 133 137 III
17~ Chan~iya 33 r Rr 373 204 169 14 7
1431 335 1742 931 811 292 253
173 Arnia 2819 686 3545 I813
jl 173· 'ft3 398
2819 686 3545 1813 1732 413 398
174 Marhol 79 20 32 114 57 57 b
9
17.') KllWaspur 130 28 149 ;1 78 61 (;9
176 Karyal Khurd 135 38 159 Mj
Allah 7'1 22 16
177 II7° 4 13 1384 761 62 3 268 23 H
1514 499 1806 974 832 360 331
178 Kohl Kalon 36 4 69 33 351 19 1 160 H
5
179 Kohl Khurd 16(1 4T 183 <)0 93 9 S
180 Chak Ramda•• 62 14, 71 36 35
181 Puwal IIS 26 145 74 7'
182 Sohagpur 28 3 74 320 I5 8 I62
183 rachel Il3 30 152 88 64 21 I~

1106 254 1222 637 585 38 34

18" Chak Kiman 570 18ti 34 684 3 83 3 01 3 19 241!
1MS Chak Majra 221 67 267 q9 II~ II7 98
186 Chak Fateh Khan 3S IS 55 30 25 12 12
18 7 Kotla 17.1 78 255 122
188 Sheikh" Pora 1
133 30 28
235 77 284 159 I2_1 .23 95
189 Kilach Pur 106 28 147 76 71 57 54
190 Adlhed 250 75 312 169 I43 123 108
1595 526 2004 1099 905 781 643
19I Pindi Charkan Kalan 86l 204- 35 20 979 53 2 447 253 221
192 Sri Gulabsinghpara 28 9 76 381 197 184- [10 100
193 Partap Garh 24 0 56 238 126 II2
194 Duhayi 160 40 211 106 105 7 14
1551 378 1808 861 848 370 338
1\i5 Nandpur 146 42 36 203 lIZ 91 96 80
196 Ranjitpur 86 23 118 67 51 62 46
197 Bahadurpur 41I 99 464 255 20g 18 19
 47
1941 POPULATION
._-----------..A....__--~--. ......
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Silms Buddhists Otbel'S· Total literates
r---~-l ~ ,,------'-----, r------A.-~
Males Females Males Female. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

I2 I3 I4 IS I6 '7 I8 I9 ao aI all a1

110 lOf 5 7 45 J
85

223
"7
202 6 7
16

70 ,
78 55 )1
24 ]9 II
49 53 5
24 ]f 13
19 ,6 8
65 38 14
80 52 13
33 tlj 2
33 27
405 300 8. 2
6 3 26 'J 9 3
39 3b 1
20 19 ti
9 7 3
120 94 43
]56 ]4 2 30
27 z7 6

" " 2

381 332 28 23 100 a

103 85 23 30 8
36 3'
163 ]34 5 .5 12
52 51 40 37 .5

.
26 22 I
4
186 161

588 48&
"
73 73
19

138.f 13 26 J6 8 322 86

1384 1328 18 I 322 18

48 49 I
10 9 4
63 58 2 )

4 88 38] 3 3 2 lIO 4

." 497 3 3 2 1 117 &

15 1 126 35 26 15 2
81 85 2
35 33 2 )

74 71 7
157 ]6, 17 4
64 46 5 )

512 523 37 21 47 7
b4 53 13
32 20 20
18 13
99
36
IlS
30
.. 6
2
4
8
19 17 8
·4 3 41 32 44
..4 3 309 253 5 I II 1
279 223 25 13
87 84 I
126 no 2 2
99 1)1 3
511 508 2 31 15
16 11
5 .5 1
237 11)0 4
 4/:)

Occupied
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Cirde Charge .------'---"
Persons Males Females Males Females

I 2 .1 4 j 6 7 8 IO II
9

198 Kathar 309 77 356 203 153 50 41

199 Chak Shibu '44 42 193 II2 81 5
1096 283 1334 749 585 231 186
200 Bami_l "3i 46 37 24B 126 122 5 7
201 Syed Garh 27 1 64 30B IT' 134 39 20
202 Muzaffarpur 216 45 268 '39 129 59 64
203 Chak ClL'lmnan 229 51 2&4 147 107 go 65
204 Chak Phagwana 70 21 121 59 62
1023 227 1197 843 554 193 156
205 Atmapllr 87 20 38 106 54 52 49 43
206 Chak Kesab 57 !l 64 31 33
207 Chak Bhana Jatan 92 16 91 58 39 3 3
208 Mojoa J .akhmi 20 3 .~t 232 T3 1 101 18 U
209 Majoa Uttami 309 59 321 166 155 0 3
210 Rakh Mangal 71 10 43 18 25 IS 17
2II Chak Umra 190 31 220 12T 91) ~}9 84
212 Chak (a"ahir Singh 88 10 111 ()[ 50 "2 :.
21 3 Sanga 164 42 193 9(' 97
1261 25. 1387 736 651 192 ,.7
21 4Kalwal 92 20 39 115 56 59
2 15Chak Mian Sabibsingh ~.l 6 35 20 I.5 4 II
216 l..:aryal Brahmana 30 3 77 368 186 1 83 .) 14
21 7Gadwa! .5~J 17 70 42 28
218 Chak Mian Sukha Singh 264 51. 239 130 10 9 24 17
2 19Satlj:(li 125 2I 141 72 69 7 7
220 Chak Suba 123 136
25 70 66 <) 7
221 Chak Oadar lfi8 22 105 58 47 55 44
222 Cha k Patyadi 44 (j 42- 20 22
223 Dulhain 3<) I:.:! 51· 2C) 22
224 Khojiptl~ 33 h t'9 355 ''ll 161 52 43
1576 326 1658 874 784 156 140
225 Saror 10$)9 23 0 40 1119 590 529 100 7R
226 Najwal 90 1'l 123 60 63
227 Kheri 1105 2117 1442 77 1 67 I 26 7 177
2344 536 ~ 1421 1263 367 255
228 Rina! "affinmial 217 4<; oil 225 II() 109 17 13
229 Rihal Dhamalian 6JO ]39 702 375 3 28 l 54 40
230 NandwaI I4 2 20 134 Ro 54 32 IS
23 1 Shahp¥r Brahman;;. 30 3 63 311 159 152 10 9
1272 214 1373 730 643 113 80
23' Badipur Salarian 133 42 ~2 154 82 72 67 65
233 Morchapur 1 85 47 206 II7 H<) 91 60
234 Paga! 396 89 432 23 1 201 190 17<1
235 Pandori Manhasan 22.'5 53 236 12 7 10<) 43 37
23 6 Kirrna! Manhasan 484
237 Traf Bra hmana ,,1
425 92
26 122
24'
65
243
57
123
I;
13.~
8
23 8 Chak Hasi! '44- 44 188 97 g. 30 29·
239 Chak ~ra,ir Rrahmana 126 27 132 72 60 TT 5
1725 411 1954 1032 922 563 518
'40 Jhomian Jatan ·74 40 43 219 I2T 98 9 5
24 1 Jhomian Brahamana 20'1 59 2:t8 136 In,:!" 6g .'i o
Chak Mara~
242
243
244
Ratna!
Laliyana Sri jJratapsingbpu~~
43 1
49 I
95
103 .-iD-'
214
281
30 7
24 8
24 11
100
92
50
H
47
66
1.97 4" II4 71
1&02 337 17&& 959 796 291 242
245 Dhende Khurd x80 46 44 216 IJ4 TO~ 68 60
246 Chak Abtara 195 40 197 i07 go 2
247 Jindar Khurd 27 8 72 307 x6'1 13 8 126 r02
24 8 Mohmudpur 227 53 238 120 lI8 109 1<>9
249 Chak Chuha 80 18 !t2 53 39 6 5
23 0 Chak J a,-alao 235 4g 238 117 121 28 32
251 Bagh Jogian 274 60 312 17' 140 170 14"
 49
1941 POPULATION
------. Total literates
Muslim (Shias) Hiudus Sikhs Buddhists Others·
~ ~ ,---.A.._~~ ,.------'-------,.
~-----
MaJes Females Male. Females
,--------'-----
Mal". Females Males Females Males Feluales Mal •• Females

12 I] I4 15 16 I7 18 19 20 2I 22 23

153 ll:!
10 7 81

518 399 9
12.1 115 ~
133 "4
lJo 65
57 42 ~

59 6z

450 398 17
5 ') 1
]1 33 4
55 36
113 89 7
157 151 3 10
3 8
22 1.1
59
31
"5
30 65 67
"
3
2

476 416 85 87 3 31

5" 59
I(J 7
181 Jfll) 1:>\
~,~
4'
10(> <)J
65 h!
61 59 4
3 .3
lU
2')
--
.!o!
139 121 7
718 644 33
41)" 447 4 4 39 5
6n °3 15
50 4 4'14 107 20

1050 1004 4 4 161 26

99 <,t) 6
j.?o ~HR 39 3
4R 1 4
L~')
3'
143 23 3
616 563 72 8
15 I
,6 >9 6
.p 2! 25
'4 72 8
1'7 108 40
57 4" 6
(>7 (J2 Il
61 55 3
46B 404 101
".11 87 1
"7 ,OJ " 12
It:i9 174 12
J57 101 32
H .H 5
867 548 II 62 3
46 42 4
r05 ')0 .~
43 36 '1
II 9 6
47 34
89 89 '4
2 3
 50

Occupied r--
Serial 1931 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Name of Village Popula.tion "94' CiIcle ChaIge . - - - - - - A - - - - - - , ,...---"--...,
Persons Males .Females Males Females

1" 2 3 .[ 5 6 7 8 9 IO 1"I

252 l<anhal 4 68 96 520 242 278 If 21

253 Bhatiyali 316 64 398 216 IS2
254 Fatwal 228 51 216 126 90 7 4
2481 549 2734 1436 1298 527 473
255 Chal< Baniya Brahmana 2II 50 .. 5 246 13 2 Ilj 45 33
256 Chorli 254 58 307 168 139 92 B.
257 Hal-Seh Dhabal 535 134 685 3 65 300 III 135
1000 242 1217 685 1i12 248 250
258 Bishnah 167 0 390 46 1993 10 73 920 226 191
1170 390 1993 1073 920 228 191
259 Makhanpur Cbalkan 4 00 95 47 503 23 0 273 2 1
260 Laswa<la 712 166 780 430 35 0 123 119
261 Devl; 7'3 198 830 .p6 4 04 122 10 7
262 Pandod lliahmana 286 53 272 144 128 2. 6
2121 512 2385 1230 115& 249 233
2 63 Salaher 1128 3 19 48 1380 7· B 63' 163 139
264 Chak Tahir 277 59 241 129 lU 49 jl
2 6 5 Chak Jagtoo 227 51 284 146 lIS 37 23
266 Gandli 42 7 92 443 22" 215 94 87
2OS9 621 2308 1231 10n 343 280
26§ Khod 67 1 123 19 792 4 18 37i 82 87
26 PhindhaI 1466 26 7 1582 873 709 644 .535
209 Kotli Mian Bhagwan Singh •. 101 20 149 87 62 3 3
27 0 Raipur Gojran 181 59 187 Il3 7i 74 i7
27[ Kolan 235 57 257 135 H2
272 Chak Hami 71 19 95 56 39 31 25
2715 545 3062 1682 1380 834 817
273 Kalas li 8 32 50 148 80 66 60
274 Nihalpur Simbal 390 83 471 229 24 2 50 ga
275 Dhende Kalan 257 62 236 128 lOa 93 78
27 6 lIfakbanpur Gojran 219 62 320 164 156 115 110
277 MalikpuI 288 41 204 107 97 75 64
27 8 Mamka I'll 43 183 95 88 78 73
279 Ratian 309 70 324 178 146 28 24
280 Kir Pind 703 20r 174 5 11 4 63 72 58
281 Tand" 3 08 81 441 221 220 132 137
2813 675 32" 1713 15" 703 tIS
282 Ban Sultan 3 B4 129 51 488 32 7 159 149 95
28 3 Kharian 227 59 257 13 1 126 87 88
284 Maraliya [72 51 242 IS° 92 71 45
285 Kotli Mian Fateh 3 28 70 38. 206 179 21 19
286 Langotian 165 41 192 101 9[ 67 65
28 7 Raina Garh 139 33 153 8g 64 6 7
288 Bhaw '1.17 55 270 I'll 129
289 Chak Shaian 126 28 134 65 69 58 62
290 Chak !\lawa) 106 25 110 55 55 40 39
291 Ga7.ia If7 32 184 90 68 47 31
292 Tutrey 190 46 211 117 94 99 82
293 Dalsopur 221 70 384 235 129 168 87
294 Gauda 129 31 147 78 69 4° 29
295 Maheshiau 108 22 117 67 50 48 43
21J1 812 3232 1851 1374 901 8n

TOTAL 83'188 20005 96521 51400 45 I2I 23915 2I06I

*OtherS-473M. 346F ; Indian Christian 452M. 332F; Sansis 10M. 8F; Jains 3M. IF ; Parses SM. SF.
 51
I ()4 I POPULATION'
-,
Muslim (Shi:ts) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Tot. I literates
~__,.________, ,---------,,-----, ,---.-A._~
~
r - - - . A . - - -___
~----
Males F "males Males Females ~fales Females Males Females Males Females Males Female.

IS I3 I4 T; I6 T7 18 19 20 2I 22 2.1

231 257 53 2
216 18z 15
]19 SG .5
909 825 117 2
87 So 6
7° 57 13
254 16.') I~

417 302 37
~ .p 72.! 26 7
4 3 74
842 724 2 4 3 267 74
134 Ijl '14 121 10
10 4 271 20 7 20 20 8
304 297 18
14 2 122 62 7
10 4 851 777 120 141 104 7
.i5 8 4S~ 7 ') 30 2
Mo 81 18 3
IN) 95 27
134 I.?S 19
881 782 7 5 94 5
1<)4 157 I.U 121 7 0 qo 3
229 174 25
71 51 13 Ii 8
39 27 4
2M 3f 10, fH 6
30
25 14

586 454 255 223 7 6 157 10

20 13 3 2
174 165 7 3 48 4
35 30 5 I
4~~ 4(> 8 2
32 3.1 18 10
17 ]5 8 6
'45 120
5 44 18
169 '43 27(J 2()2 157 40
49 52 35 27 5 4 25 19

690 817 307 286 13 8 316 102

168 63 7 3 94 7
44 38 14
79 47 36 4
I H5 160 23
34 26 7 4
fl. 43 21 '4 1,5 6
8, 80 Go 49 35
7 7 '5 12
15 II) 3 2
H 34 .) j :.!2
4
l~ 12 8
65 42 50 17
31-1 40 ') 5
I') 7 10

859 815 95 66 3 347 65

-------------- ---------.

466 487 2473 6 21539 1790 1688 473 346 5 8I:>. 9 84

 (i) Differences have been noticed in the spelling of village names as given in the Village Tables for I931 and as shown in the enumera-
tion record for 1941. For the 1941 VillageTables we have adopted the spelling given in the record after checking it with the spelling giveu. in
the list of villages supplied by the District Census Officer in 1941. The list Of such villages is given below :_
As shown in Village Tables 1931 Spelling adopted in Village Tables 1941.
S. No. Name. S. No. NaIlle.
944 Bangial 50 Sangial
954 Manhaspur Simbal 274 Nihalpur Simbal
97 1 Dasopur 293 Darsopur
997 Raipur Ga.ira.l 270 Raipur Gojran
1000 Qutub Nizam 101 Qutub Din
1067 Bhateya 121 Bheta
1099 Badripur Awanan 140 Bedipur Awanan
1134 Qadirpur lIO Tarapur
1119 Chak Tawar 221 Chak Qadar
(ii) Choga and Rakh Phalora serial numbers 33 aud 71 of the Village Tables 1941 were unOccupied in 1931.
Rakh Jawda and Chak Wazira Arainyaaserial numbers log8 and II19 of the Village Tables 1931 were unoccupied at the receut
(iii)
Census. These villa&ea therefore do Dot appear in the Village Tables for 194 1.
 VILLAGE TABLES
DISTRICT JAMMU, TEHSIL AKHNUR
 54

CENSUS

District dammu VILLAGE.

Tehsil Akhnur

Serial ]';amc of Village Occupiecl r-

No. ly)I houses No. of No. of Total
Population Circl. Muslim (others)
Iq4 1 Charge~--;
r-~
Persons Males Females Males Females
I ~
3 4 5 7 8 ro
9 Tl

1 AdgaD
2 Khakbial 7' 19 :r 73 36
70 14 37 '3 19
3 Manoh 11 30 3' l
164 48 149
4 Giur 78 ,1 8 q
31 7 (i9 314
5 Mal10ha 151
157 157 52 45
6 Kathor 40 174 88 80
31I 75 4 3
334
7 Arohan
8 Dah.ra
ZJI 49 262 '7"
145
155
Il7
35 33
794 55 51
y P'dil·Bocharag 72 311 153 158 50
5 ~ 4 57
10 1\ aha 4 4
59 18 &6 37 1(.
'-1 15
1654 408 1148 907 841 237 234
II Gosain

"
13
]akh
Nore
8,
424

209
104
21
477
107
251
56
326
51
31
I
.]

14 Munu 40 186 WI
;Hr 50 95 r
IS Garatal 249 134 "5 U
3bl ~I
413
10 .Mera Jagir "4 1'Y9 '43 83
Rabani Jagwal 40 3 93 446 228 2rR
'7 1t)7 41 7M 7~
10 Pian,- 209 JU8 lOI 25 30
54 0 1I8 550
19 l\'Ian<lrian 292 (,6
286 26 4 15 0 12~
20 ]';.rdi 295 ISO l45 I
I054 '34 1269 (,4 2 6Ij 361 355
3778 148 4101 2170 2031 801 704
21 Codhan
37~ 79 3 433
2~ Randi 239 194 1:27 lOG
23 Barool
31)1 72 427 21I :.n6 211 "Zit)
4.')'>; IUJ
l4 Gargal 649 265 28 4
159 34 174 41 54
25 J(oUi 98 76 26 17
26 Gandharn-an
H8 O. 470
1158 23~
24 0 23° 166 166
27 Sang~ni 1197 621) 51it) 200 ISS
2~ Barola 2j5 4J 320 164 1.5(-
143 '4 156
}l 05
78 7H 22 2!
3390 876 3726 1924 1802 873 827
29 Balgara .,/ Jj(,
30 Dehar Galla
3 1 TaIg",.1
H)q "3.1 408
170
~2.1

')3
.87
77
16:;
91
141
74
OS!) 'n 738
32 Anntbaran 12(J3 20 384 354 IH2 154
3 1431 768 67° 476 41 4
2449 589 2754 1466 1288 914 784
33 San~hai
4(,~ Jn~
34 DasgaJ 549 2q4 25.1 'lo I2R
6t4 '40 855
35 Bnndral halon 34" 314 168 '50
Bhardah I<hurd 700 i 75 851
30 4V' 395 JIO '(>9
Ehnrd"1I Kalan '33 33 167 84 83 15
37 {J.l4 132 II
38 Alanda 704 37 0 334 263 2IS
',no 63 224 II9 105 40 31
2749 647 3150 1664 148& 926 807
J\ot
39
40 Dab
Airn Pur
4 h8
33
!1':

5
(i 455
24
"4'
15
"'49 II, lot
4' 33 24 74 '5 9
42 Bbatiar; 1<.(, 43 3 5 S
3.1 150
43 Gurah Brahmana ,)14 1~)9
72 78' 66 Ie
Karora 964 4qo
44 2~~ r 88 334 '75
H4
159
'4'
22
IZI
r4
1766 483 2001 1038 965 367 323
45 Kangi~l Sangiai 235 1 5'4 2. 2717
46 Paiw.an '4 2 5 I292
53' 462
76 ,6 76 43 33 I
2427 530 2'193 1468 1325 532 463
 55
1941
TABLES

1941 POPULATION
--,,--. ~

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikh. Buddhists Others· Total literates

,..----"-----. ~ ,.----'------, ~ ,.---~
Males Females Males Female Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

ItI I3 I4 IS I6 I7 I8 I9 2() 2I 22 23

23 18
28 29 2
70 62 8
105 112 5
84 83 5
144 122 26
90 66 10
10 3 101 10

23 14

670 107 17
220 2 03 22
,~5 51 I
98 94 3
126 109 I
71 116 5
149 137 3 13
83 71 IS
135 136 23
149 145 10
144 126 137 136 25

-1 1230 1188 137 136 1 3 118

1°4 87 8 7
221 23 0 2
72 59
74 64 9
376 349 47 31 17
93 91 3
56 57 IS

eM 837 15 38 50

56 45 5
2 3 7
2°2 ,00 6
291 25 6 39

551 &04 57
164 1'7 29
173 J64 25
J4 6 12(> J4
69 72 6
10 7 u6 9
77 74 2 J4

738 871 II 17 II

124 U3 3
I
38 23 5
6 8 I
34 8 353 3'
153 ]45 6

68' 842 48 1

,.
894 830 63
42 32
881 .3 1
 56

Occupied ,-
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 194 1 Circle Charge -, ..--~
Persons Males Females Males Females

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

47 Devipur 30 4 75 8 369 19 2 177 59 45

4 a Fatwal 82 17 101 53 48 37 32
49 Kangral 23" 41 237 III 126 44 48
50 Nad 4:1 13 &2 27 25 1 I
5' Kainkh "75 194 1034 534 500 277 268
52 Chak Badialan 19": 46 212 120 9' HS H
53 Sangrampur '4 2 32 137 (>9 63 37 44
54 Bamhal 13(> 22 167 hI St> 30 34
2104 440 2309 1187 1122 510 546
55 Gurah Jagir 74' 155 'J 821 42 2 399 208 199
-;6 Chak Krapalpur 229 60 218 122 I)(j S 6
57 Dalpat '15 20 61 38 2'1 24 19
58 Bhor 107 ~4 104 59 45
59 Chak Biasa 31 8 32 16 I{} 3 3
60 Khundpur 5x T' 46 23 23 IH 19

1282 279 1288 880 808 261 246

01 Dahoke J agir 601' 12 7 10 655 335 2
3 " 219 213
02 Bargal Khurd IO.! 18 108 55 53 '! II
63 Bargal Kalan 234 51'> 212 135 137 I
64 Pingiari 39(, 179 1078 5(,6 5 12 3 10 26 5
65 Chak Raja 200 4(; 245 129 Ill>
66 Nlanani 245 .~2 285 134 '3
67 Garh 23 x 50 212 12 5 87'
08 Jamatiao 237 ,)8 271 139 13l

2758 586 3106 1618 1488 540 490

69 Chohara 53 8 1 ]() II 494 2(n 232 3 r
70 Bandral Khurd 2811 "9 291 156 r41 5 'l
71 Nara. Go! 12 65 32 33
7' Chi~ial lor 27 106 44 {}2 l> (,

73 Hain Bahar 30 S 22 12 10
74 Gangal "75 41 178 ')0 88 17 <J
75 Karial 5,~ 11 5D 33 17 2
76 Garu Bajorian 2;; 7 25 16 I)
77 Halsar!) 84 26 115 59 5('
78 Phagal IIC} LI 99 47 .5 2 8
79 Lathery 70 It> &7 28 29

1647 366 1508 779 729 33 33

So Hudhy So '4 12 85 4 0 45
81 Chariai 3n H 40 23 I7
82 Kaochri lIS; 40 178 94 84
83 Rameen J\[akhian 115 25 95 47 48
84 TIIlg8TU 74 15 73 38 35
85 Jothal 33 8 33 15 2(1
86 Choki 133 4" 152 85 67
87 Lila 34 X 25 rI I.f
88 Dana 290 C;l 346 175 '7 1
978 229 1029 528 501
8<) Dori 60y 12\, 13 23 111 34 2 3(i(J 3 8
9u Dagir 40b w8 460 224 23" 9 q
qI Majho()r 4('C} 120 521 273 254
9l Ghar 443 r21 480 21 4 20(, 5
1927 478 2178 1053 1125 15 22
93 Sandel 2:!I 51 14 230 112 I1X
94 Saliohat 81 3 183 935 41)6 43'1 4 22 37I
95 Hardo Malwara 333 77 346 181 16S IS 12
96 Rah .<;36 US 560 28 4 27(> r83 [70

1913 426 2011 1013 998 620 553

97 ".lala 877 229 '5 889. H' 44~ 6 3
yS Pukharni 396 89 429 209 220 '4 23
99 Nathal 7 82 In3 843 455 3SI! Il 9
10(1 Dali I45 3] 154 84
Kitial Simbal
7°
101 3°2 64 325 170 '55
10'2: Chajwal 187 41 190 99 91 15 zo
 57
Iq4I POPULATION

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Other.· Total literate.

~---'''__.
Males
~
Females
--... ........ ,---------"--- ,------'------... ,...-----'-----...
I Males Females Males .Female" Males Females Males Females Males Female.

Zl 13 14 '5 16 18 20 21 Z3

]33 132 20 2
16 16 2
°7 7S 4
26 24
20 7 170 50 10 6 35
35 I~ 3
3' "4
51 52 7 7
567 520 40 50 10 6 73 10
11·1 200 14
114 90 II
J4 10 4
59 45 6
'3 13
4
419 382 36
116 10 7
46 4'
134 137
'56 247 3
12'1 116
<33 130
125 87 27 11
1.19 13 2
1078 998 32 12
259 2]1
151
31
'3"
33
J8 ')(,
f2 10
73 jq
.)1 '7
16 9
~() .")(1
47 H
2:) Jt)

746 896 4
4" 4.;
23 j .,

')4 ~4
4(' 4~
4
.5
3S 3.1
15 ~o

85 f'7 7
Il 14 2
175 17 1 3
527 501 22
33<1 3(Jr 13
21 5 227 fi
27 2 254 7
2I.l 26r 17
1038 1103 45
II2 11:-';
6~
5
73 35
,(i6 153 2
101 lOll
4
II

452 445 5& 4

435 445 49
195 1<)7 14
447 379 12
70 84
170 155 4
84 7I 3
 58
Occupied ,----
Serial Name of Village 193 1 llOuses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population ]')41 Cirrle Charge " -'--------., ,----"----.,
Persons Males Females Males Females

I :I 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

10 3 Kharah 54.5 13 0 626 32 6 3 00 85 69

104 Kalab 3'8 7F 366 l~)(_' 1(,6 I

3602 845 3812 1960 1852 129 124

105 Mawa Brahmana 799 18 5 )6 857 4 23 4 29 JO JO
106 Chahjar 143 34 168 87 81 8 4
107 Jogiani 100 25 117 65 52
108 Basiara 276 61 322 152 170 3 4
109 Lohara. 13 1 35 147 75 72 2 3
JI0 Lahar 208 49 249 120 129
III Thandi Choi 261 53 282 132 13 0
Jl2 Sabar 41') <)1 487 234 253 7 S

2337 533 2809 1293 1316 30 2t

Ilj Dahok Khalsa,ll 98 8 214 17 1183 C";I:J 557 46 9 4 J8

II4 Kandial 4 64 97 605 23 6 'l69 198 223
1I5 Rajwal 4 63 IU2 543 277 266 "3 1 225
Jl6 Chak Bhagwan 307 &8 339 174 165 59 53
II7 Poth Kandial 3 06 79 391 191 2:00 156 172
Il8 Rakh Dhok 245 bo 294 17 z I l2 108 81
2773 620 3255 1676 1579 1221 1172
tIl9 Bhalwal Brahmana 828 164 18 24 867 4 u8 399 182 161
120 Bhary 568 IIj 590 3 10 280 188 17 8
121 ~ad 857 192 1004 534 .J7o 3 J6 294-
122 azala Chak 162 36 190 102 88 79 73
2415 505 2851 1414 1237 785 708
I23 Chak Skandar 54 17 19 71 4[ 30 36 28
124 Barrdwal 294 69 298 IS,'! 14 0 51 37
12.5 Seetriala 194 3H 183 <14 89 23 20
126 Maila 3 88 96 394 211 18 3 4 I
12 7 Rattanpnr 90 II 129 70 59
128 ChakBhawan 22l 56 281 143 13 8 II II
129 Rakh Muthi 85 17 97 55 4'
13 0 Muthi 292 <)0 338 179 157 80 71
1619 404 1789 961 838 205 188
13 1 Paragwal 17 07 394 20 1788 <)5 1 81 7 2'12 224
1707 394 1788 961 817 292 224
132 Seedharwan 30 7 S3 21 355 182 173 69 57
133 GakhraJ ,i I2 ll4 481 27 6 205 46 26
134 Lahrian 210 41 238 Jog 129 94 log
135 jajial Zu2 .';7 271 1,50 IZ[ 45 40
13 6 Rakh Khoroon 43 ]0) 48 25 23 22 23
1334 30& 13.3 142 8&1 276 25&

137 Nakowal 277 56 22, 285 [47 13 8 Sg 84

13 8 Chhani Tan.. 23 2 51 203 r09 9+ 69 6,
139 Najwal 393 T""":1 448 255 193 57 40
140 Mal Johda ,,8 9 27 16 II
14 1 Paragpura R7 22 102 59 43 21 II
142 Bhalwal Bbarath 448 III 500 2u8 232 126 108

148. 354 15BS 854 711 3112 304

Chak Tagwal 18 23 20 12 8
143
144 Rajpur
145 Pindi
394
198
106
47
" 432
188
2]'}
1°4
[93
84
79
43
53
43
146 Phagwari 91 20 94 55 39 14 10
14~ Bhalwal Moolo :832 207 783 41B 345 13 1 102
14 Baila Jamana 377 I1S 441 254 187 93 76
1910 499 1938 1082 858 380 284
I49 GuraiJ Maohasao ,539 lOJ 24 26 557 3 07 25° 123 91
150 Tagwal 114 24 134 87 47 36 18
15 1 Diawrah j 19 71 404 222 182 147 1I6
152 Chak Phagwari Ri 13 86 35 31 .5
 59

1941 POPULATION
-,
Muslim (Shias) Hinrtus Sikhs Buddhists Other.- Total literates
,----A--_.-------.. I ...J......__~
.....--------"-. ~
Males li'emales Males Females Males Female; Males Females Males Females Males Females

Ia I] I4 Ij I6 I7 I8 I9 ao ax za z3

241 23 1 19 2
189 166

1831 1728 101 2

4 18 4 Ig '7
79 77
65 52
149 166 4
73 6g I
120 129 2
13 2 13° 4
227 245
1263 1287 31
157 139 47 4
38 46 22 2
46 41 45
IIj 112 13
35 .11 8
64 41 19 3
465 407 154 10
286 23 8 II
122 ]0'
3
18 7 152 31 '4 I~
23 15 3
618 507 31 24 35
5 5
107 103 5
71 69 7
207 r82 8
70 59 7
132 1 27
55 42 6
99 86 4
746 670 42
657 59 0 3 13° 27
657 690 2 3 130 27
113 lID 8
Z21 173 b 3 26
IS 20
4
105 81 8
3 4
457 390 3 8 3 50
58 54 7
40 33 5
I91l ].53 14
1& II I
38 32
14~ 124 6

492 407 33
12 8
154 131 4 4 z 8
61 4' I
.p .:h)
43
286 243
ISO <)9 II 12 4
704 651 16 16 3 5 58
184 159 20
51 29 9
75 66 u
23 23 7
 60

Occupied
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 19.1' Circle Charge _A__----, .-----'------.
Persons Males Females Male Females

I a 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

153 SarwaL 4 23 93 442 261 181 IJlI 87

154 Gawar 159 40 214 117 97 46 67
155 Sajwal 361 90 439 232 20 7 84 44
:2009 432 2266 1261 996 682 424
15 6 Gari Nanda
IS7 Sri Ranbirsinghura (Gari
.. 99 22 25 103 55 48 24 10
Bishana) 93 20 89 ... .57 32 3 3
ISS Badhan 176 So 220 '{ 98 122 70 96
159 Mancbak 256 56 249 "$ I3 r uS 45 32
160 Dahou Chak 184 50 229 .. lIZ II7 45 35
161 Dadora 261 63 288 , 136 152 117 108
16, Bakor 32 4 83 382 I 195 18 7 56 25
163 1ndri 46 ro -66 t· 37 29
164 Chak KOra 103 31 131 !> 72 59 6 7
1549 387 1757 893 864 338 318
165 Danpour 35 8 35 26 184 lor 83
166 Bahopur 210 47 243 12 9 Il4 20 '0
167 Datial 190 94 411 209 20;;& 16 15
168 Dohal III 22 104 jS 46
169 Matoo 333 87 384 205 '79 10 II

1202 286 1326 702 624 46 46

170 Chhani Zulfoo 288 51 27 301 177 124 156 105
17 1 Chak Takho 340 75 377 208 169 123 99
172 Sri Ranbirsinghpura 1 18 175 748 39 2 354 46 34
173 Sidhar 275 65 290 15 8 132 45 34
1621 368 1714 935 779 370 272

174 Kharota 220 50 28 238 II9 "1 90 92

175 Magial Lalu 186 41 203 107 96 76 73
~76 Magial Abtara 167 35 208 103 I05 39 37
177 Garar 4 16 93 462 244 208 101 80
8
17 Sainth 444 100 476 ~54 222 12 10
1433 319 1575 827 748 318 282

179 Dehrian 473 101 29 513 281 232 54 48

ISo Pangali 7 II '75 820 4 20 400 I3 6 J26
I8I Hamirpur Nawan 9 6r ZIO 988 504 462 157 129
182 Hamirpur Khana.h 455 I21 804 357 247 257 206
183 Gujral 1 1 I
184 Kiltli Manhasan 39 10 81 33 28 24 25
2639 818 2985 1696 1389 629 534

J85 Badwal 286 58 30 320 160 160 46 2()

186 Rakh Sri Partapsinghpura 181 42 197 109 88 107 88
18, GeegariaL 697 158 773 4 Y4 3~9 24~ 223
188 Doian 313 62 368 18 5 18.1 157 160
189 Rawan 130 41 193 I07 86 86 78
190 Dhalan 13 1 27 17B 9R 80 26 '7
19 1 Bhar Dial 74 17 100 50 50 50 50
1812 4011 2129 1123 1008 717 845

192 Khore 1861 363 31 2274 1209 1065 6 I9 552

193 Nandwal 477 64 347 188 159 25 19
194 KaHan 148 34 147 79 68 21 II

2488 481 2768 1476 1292 666 582

19.'1 Dhangar 393 88 32 441 233 ·208 166 139

196 Raleeth 607 128 678 344 334 47 51
197 Khohara 37 7 37 21 16 I
_lg8 Chak Malal 788 166 788 393 395 161 161
199 Taroti 220 46 232 13 101 62 41
200 Danwal 291 59 336 177' 139 122 lOS
201 MaIaI Ahjal 104 25 110 49 6r 18 17
2446 519 2922 1348 1274 5n &17
202 Pahari Wala 973 191 33 25 1047 537 5 10 261 250
203 Kot Maira. 1405 28 7 1552 all 141 337 3 07
 61
1941 PoPVUnON
-----------------------~-
Sikhs
-.
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Buddhists Others· Total Uterate3
,r---A---.. r------ A -----;, r---.A..--~ r - - - .........--~ ,---......._--l r----A....---.......
Males Females Males Females Males Fem.les Males Females Males Females Males Females

I2 I3 I4 15 I6 I7 :f8 I9 30 3I 33 23

120 94 II
71 30 8
148 IOJ Ii

672 564 7 7 73
31 38 8

54 29 10
28 26 29 31
86 86 4
67 82 9
49 44 18 -I
139 162 60 3
37 ~9
61 48 5 4 7
1I1i2 Ii44 5 .a 145 40
101 83 7
109 94 3
193 187 31
58 46
195 168 Ii

656 578 55
21 19 21 10
80 68 5 2 17
343 3 17 2 3 I6g 53
Il3 98 31 I

557 502 7 5 238 84

17 10 12 15 9
JI 23 6
64 68 4
142 128 25
242 212 33 4
496 441 12 11i 77 4
227 184 12
282 274 I 36 7
34 1 3 29 4 4 lIz 38
100 41 12 8

9 3
959 831 3 5 4 172 37
114 131 9
2 5
166 135 3 15
28 23 16
2J 8 9
72 63 2

403 360 3 56
590 5'3 36
103 140 4
58 57 2
811 710 42
67 69 4
28 7 268 10 IS lIZ 5
20 16 .'1
23 2 234 35
69 60 12
55 51 10
31 44 2

761 742 10 15 17. 5

27 6 260 ]2
474 434 2S ~
 62

Occupied r--------------------
Serial Name of Village 193 1 hOllses No_ of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge ~ _ _ __A______., ,-__.A_--.,
Per~()ns Males .Ferna les Males Females

I 2 J 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

204 Laham 142 47 214 II7 97

205 Khunda 175 37 187 89 98 19 23
206 Marchangi 3Ro S, 423 219 204 32 29
207 Nikian 376 8S 448 249 199 47 39
3451 731 3871 2022 1849 898 648

208 Panjiooi 77 0 185 34 870 47 0 4 00 133 108

209 Palaian 420 99 484 252 212 II> 12
210 Chhani Diwanan 883 216 1024 55 0 4i4 324 273
2073 500 2358 1272 1086 475 393
211 Bhagwan Cbak 67 1 II4 35 755 4 10 345 137 III
~12 PaUan Wala 186'1 3 20 2093 1075 lOlll 274 269
21 3 Dar 154 38 175 81 94 27 23
2689 472 3023 1566 1457 438 403

214 Jogwan 304 88 367 r82 1~.5

215 Barroh 433 112 489 .l.lb 243 24 21
216 Chapriil 52 4 r68 685 377 3 08 59 26
Sahamuna 68'1 107 695 270 325 154 153
2I~
21 Kachrial 212 57 301 152 149 35 27
2157 532 2417 1207 1210 272 227

21 9 Akhnur (Town) 3 00 7 755 37 27 3398 1799 1599 852 71 2

3007 755 3388 1798 1689 862 712

TOTAL B043I 181 95 B88.!.1 46 503 4 2 3 1B 17302 153 0 9

·Others-Indian Christian 74M, 7'1F; SanS;H 2M.

(i) Differences have been noticed in the spelling of village names ad given in the Village Table:; for 1931 and as shown in the enumera-
tion record for 1941. For the 1941 Village Tables we have adopted the spelling given in the record after checking it with the spelling given in
the list of villages supplied by the District Census Officer in 1941. The list of such villages is given below'-
As shown in Village Tables 193 [ _ Spelling adopted III \I iUage Tables 1941.

S. No. Name. S. No. ?-;alU€.

575 Tandel 93 Sandd

576 Amiot 94 Salioilat
577 Arah 96 Rab
40 7 Mor Brahmana 10 5 Ma",'" Brahmana
584 Gani 82 Kanch,-;
583 Rattan Makhan 83 Rameen Makhian
36 5 Bain Lahad 73 Bain Bahar
35 1 Rohan Jagir 7 Arohan
35 0 Peel Charag 9 Pail-Be-Chara!(
4 28 Nigani J agir 27 Sangani
43 0 Badwi ,,8 iarola
.p6 Dasnel 33 . anehil l -
409 Sad 121 lad
4°2 Said II2 Sabar
3 87 Panjtoot 208 Panjiooi
5 21 Palatan 209 Palaian
522 Wad 21 3 Dar
5 66 Sanjwal Jagir 155 Sajwa!
486 Nandwal 12 4 Band"al
45 1 Mandah 38 Manda

(ii) Gujral serial number 183 of the Village Tables 1941 waf; unoccupied in 1931. It has only one occupied house and one perSOn
liVing.
(iii) Chak Agwar serial nUlIhe.r 540 uf the Villagp Tables IYJI wa. IJnoccupivd at the recent CCl,"US. This village therefore c10es not
appear in the Village Tables for 1941.
(i\') The numbering of Censtls Divisions in Akhnur Tehsil "as not carried out in accordance wiLh the insLructions i.sued. When the
defect was noticed revision was not possible without creating other difficulties. As a result, whilst the Circles in the Village Tab!es fOr this
Tehsil follow each other in correct sequence the Charges do not. Charges wcre numbered by Districts an? Circles. by Tehsils. The Charge
numbers in this Tehsil run from 21 to 27. All are shown 10 the Tables but they do not run consecutIvely WIth the CIrcles.
 63
1941 POPULATION
.A..__ --~~

Muslim (5hias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others' Total literates

~.A.._ _ _ _- .
~----. ,---.~---. ,..---A---, ,..-----A-------., ,.----->-------
Females Males Females Males Females Male. Females Males Females Males Females
::\Iales

12 I3 I4 15 .16 I7 18 Z9 20 21 2Z 23

J 17 91 16 3
70 2
75
10
18 7 175
202 160 49

1326 1201 117 5

33 1 28 5 6 7 15 2
234 200 13
195 175 31 26 40

760 880 37 33 88 2

273 234 r6
801 749 84 6
54 71

1128 1054 100 6

180 18 5 3
195 214 7 8 10
25
3 18 282
14
rr6 17 2
122 2
II7
926 975 2 7 8 64

9 00 837 38 43 9 7 694 199

900 837 38 43 9 7 694 199

2 8145 265 80 378 355 76 74 34 68 437

 KATHUA DISTRICT.

Kathua District is bounded on the south b\' its waters arc of small lise to agriculture. The
the Gurdaspur and Kangra Districts of the Siawa, the main tributary of the Ravi, is used for
Punjab, on the east by the Kangra District and floating out timber. The Ujh, rising in the
Chamba State, on the north by the Ramnagar Ramnagar T ehsil passes through a part of
and Bhadarwah Tehsils of the Udhampur District BasohIi on its way south. Numerous mountain
and on the west by the Samba Tehsil of the Jammu torrents dissect the area to join the Ravi or the
District. The Ravi flows along its eastern and Ujh bet :tre of little value for irrigation. The
southern borders frem the north-east in 1. south- tehsil possesses good forests in the hilly areas to
westerly direction. The only other river of the north. It is much better off as regards rain-
importance is the Ujh which flows through the faU than the other two tehsils though rain is not
western half of Ba.sohli and then south hetween always ample ?nd timely in the localities where
Kathua and Jasmergarh. it is most required. The higher elevations are
naturally cold in winter and cool in summer.
The district has an area of I,023 sq. miles; it The lower elevations are hot and dry in summer.
is the smallest in the State. It consists of the
three tehsils Kathna, Jasmergarh and Basohli Roads and communications in the district
the areas of which are 224, 185 and 614 sq. are poor. A road from Jammu to Basohli passes
miles respectively. Jasmergarh, the smallest through tehsils Samba, Jasmergarh and Kathua.
tehsil in the State, excepting Sri Ranbirsingh- The tehsil headquarters of the two first named
pura, lies to the west and south of the are a few miles off the road. The road itself is
district, Kathua is in the centre and south cut by river beds and is impassable by car for
and Basohli to north and east. Kathua and considerable periods in the rains. Although it
Jasmergarh are in the natural division designated has received some attention in recent years there
'The Sub-montane tract' whilst Basohli is in is still ample room for improvements. The Ujh
'The Outer Hills' division. This classification should be bridged.
indicates the extent of the difference in the
physical features of Basohli as compared with 2. Population.---The population of the
Kathua and J asmergarh. The district offices district in I931 was 16I,232 and at the recent
and the headquarters of the Kathua Tehsil are in Census I77,672, an increase of 10.19 per cent.;
Kathua town. The headquarters of Jasmer!2:arh this is only slightly under the average increase for
is at Hiranagar and of Basohli in the town of the whole State. The I94I population for the
that name. three tehsils was Kathua 47,378, Jasmergarh
59,670 and Basohli 70,624 against 43,299, 5I,957
The climate of Kathua and Jasmergarh except and 65,976 respectively in 193I. The percentage
in the winter is hot and dry; the latter is slightly increases are 9.42, I4.84 and 7.04 in the order
less so than Kathua. Both are malarial. mentioned. The increase in the case of Jasmer-
Neither tehsil has any forest land. Erosion bas garh is considerably above the average for the
become a serious problem in some areas. The whole State whilst for the other two tehsils it is
crops of both depend on rainfall to a very large below, considerably so in the case of Basohli.
extent. The river Ujh supplies the canal systems
of both tehsils; the Kathua Tehsil also gets Kathua has suffered seriously from malaria for
water from the Ravi. In both areas smaller generations and to this may be attributed the fact
streams and springs are of some importance for that the increase in this tehsil is below the
irrigational purposes. Rainfall is not always average for the State but the increase at this
sufficient, timely and well distribut~d. Census compares favourably with past Censuses.
J asmergarh is malarial too and it is not easy to
Basohli, which is larger than the other two suggest adequate reasons for the high percentage
tehsils put together, is mostly made up of moun- increase. Possibly, the number of Bakarwals
tains a;nd foothills. There are plateaux and flat in the area at the time of the Census was higher
areas to the south of the tehsil. Mountain ranges than usual. Recent medical efforts are believed
which are known by different names in different to have reduced the virulence of malaria. The
localities, separate the tehsil from Ramnagar. small increase in Basohli is probably due to
Bhadarwah and Chamba State in the north-west, several reasons. The annual winter move of
north and north-east respectively. The centre Bakarwals to Kathua and Jasmergarh may have
of the area is a mass of foothills thrown out at been of greater proportions; larger numbers than
different angles from the main ranges. The usual may have gone to the Punjab in search of
Ravi passes the tehsil on its eastern border,; but labour; malaria and venereal diseases may have
 66
been particularly virulent during the decade. In large proportion of the crops is dependent on
the past, traffic in women was considerable and sufficient, timely and well distributed rains;
this may be a [actor. In recent years His only a small percentage of the area is irrigated.
Highness' Government have taken active
measures to combat this nefarious trade. In Kathua Tehsil rice, wheat and mai~e,
in the order named, are easily the most important
Hindus form the majority of the population crops. The Wazir of the district estimates that
in all three tehsils; Raj puts predominate; 150,000 maunds of, rice are exported annually.
Muslims come next in importance; the majority Other crops are barley, goji, gram, bajra and
are Gujjars. The Hindu preponderance is highest pulses. In Jasmergarh the chief crops are rice,
in Basohli and lowest in Kathua. The Muslim bajra, wheat, barley and goji. As in Kathua pro-
minority is largest in Kathua and smallest in duction is sufficient to support the population.
Basohli. There are only 31 Shias in the whole Wheat and rice are exported to the PunJab. Bajra,
district out of a Muslim population of over 45,000. goji and wheat are the staple food grains for
There is a mere smattering of Sikhs; they total the majority. Maize is also used in some areas
less than 450. 'Others' number just over 200. of the T ehsil. In Basohli maize is the chief
Ethnologically, the district is a Dogra Rajput crop but rice and wheat are important, followed
area. Dogri is the most important language; by barley. Maize is mostly grown in the hilly
Gojari is next in importance. areas where it is the staple food; in other areas
rice and wheat are the staples. Production is
3. Migrations.-There has been no emi- sufficient and there is little import or export.
gration or immigration during the decade Pulses and oilseeds are also grown.
worth the name. Such movements as there
are, are temporary. Considerable numbers Fruit and vegetable growing is not organised.
of agricultural labourers move into Kathua Kathua and Jasmergarh are each said to have
Tehsil each year from Pathankot and even about 150 acres under gardens and orchards.
Kangra. Agricultural labour is insufficient for Apparently, there are practically no areas set aside
the cultivation of rice in the Andhar tracts and for fruit and vegetables in Basohli although fruit
without this influx of labour the land owning trees are scattered about the area. Mangoes,
classes would be unable to cultivate their holdings. citrus fruits and bananas are said to grow well in
Men from the Kandi illaqa villages of the district Kathua and Jasmergarh, particularly in Kathua.
also go to the rice growing areas to work as There are numbers of mango groves and citrus
agricultural labourers. Rajputs from Kathua are trees in Kathua but little interest appears to be
recruited in fair numbers for the Indian Army. taken in their proper cultivation or to produce
The inhabitants of the dry tracts of the Kandi good quality. Most of the fruit is said to be of
illaqa of Jasmergarh, whose crops are entirely inferior quality. This is unfortunate. The same
dependent on rainfall, eke out a precarious remarks apply to Jasmergarh. It seems there is
existence. Many of the men go to the Punjab ample scope for a well-organised fruit industry in
every year in search of employment to supplement Kathua and Jasmergarh if attention were con-
the meagre incomes they extract from their centrated on good quality mangoes and citrus
lands. Some have no land at all. There is little fruits. The same applies to selected areas in
movement from Basohli to the Punjab; a few of Basohli. Besides mangoes and citrus fruits,
the Kashmiri inhabitants of Koti Chandhar go in bananas and mulberries grow in Kathua and
search of work in the winter. Bakarwals in large Jasmergarh and apricots, walnuts and mulberries
numbers enter the Kathua and Jasmergarh in Basohli. Sugar-cane is grown in Kathua and
Tehsils at the beginning of the winter from Jasmergarh but is said to be of poor quality.
Bhadarwah, Kishtwar and Basohli. They return With the introduction of improved quality and
to their summer grazing grounds in the spring as more attention this crop appears to have possi-
soon as weather conditions permit. bilities. The production of vegetables is just as
neglected as fruitgrowing. Reports indicate that
4. Agriculture.-The chief crops and staple whilst some vegetables are gown in Kathua
food grains of the district as a whole are maize, very little is grown in J asmergarh and practically
wheat, rice and bajra. Production is more than none in Basohli. It is understood that the
sufficient for local consumption and considerable cultivation of potatoes and green vegetables could
quantities of rice are exported to markets in the easily be extended very considerably with profit
Punjab. Wheat is also exported as it gets a to the growers and general benefit to the people
better price than other grains which the producers of the area who would enjoy a more balanced diet.
consume themselves. Barley, goji, jaw:lr, bajra, There are no markets in the district for the sale
gram, oilseeds and pulses are also grown. A and interchange of agricultural produce.
Kathua is probably the most important centre. who have a surplus for disposal and even the
latter, in debt as most of them are, do not neces-
5. Industries and Labour.- There are no sarily derive much benefit since most of the
organised industries. Spinning and weaving of profit is reaped by the sahukar. Further, in the
cotton and wool are cottage industries. There absence of good communications internal as
is -a small cotton weaving factory in Basohli. well as with Jammu and the Punjab, full benefit
The manufacture of shawls used to be a local cannot he derived owing to the high costs of
industry in Basohli but this has died. There handling and transport always associated with
would appear to be good prospects for increased poor cv,:1:-mnications.
wool growing in Basohli; grazing for sheep is
ample. As the mulberry tree grows well through- I n the absence of an economic survey and
out the district the rearing of silk-worms and reli:> hIe data it is quite impossible to give any
the production of cocoons would appear to offcr accurate figures relating to indebtedness. \Vhen
scope for expansion. In Kathua and Jasmergarh the Settlement report for Kathua was issued in
the growing of fruit and vegetables and the culti- 1924 A. D., it was estimated that 50 per cent. of
vation of sugar-cane seem to offer excellent the landowners of Kathua Tehsil were in heavy
possibilities as organised industries. In the debt, that the average amount of annual interest
absence of industries there is little scope for payable was 20 per cent., that interest alone
non-agricultural employment. Casual labourers represented an annual charge of Rs. 2-8-0 per
earn six annas a day and ordinary artizans, such cultivated acre and that debt was increasing.
as shoe-makers and blacksmiths, eight annas. The report for Jasmergarh issued in 1924 calculat-
In Basohli Tehsil a few men obtain employment ed debts then existing in a different way.
in the forests and on road construction. A well- Returns were prepared for each village and the
planned scheme for the improvement of roads debt on total area and cultivated area calculated;
throughout the district and for the provision of this worked out at an average for the whole
bridges over the rivers at important points, tehsil of Rs. 23.1 per cultivated acre. It was
especially the Ujh on the road between Samba and estimated that 58 per cent. of the peasantry were
Kathua, would benefit the district out of all pro- in debt and only 42 per cent. able to sell their
portion to the expenditure involved. No industry surplus grain at will. The Settlement report
can flourish in the absence of good c mmunica- for Basohli issued in 1914 is obviously out of
tions and transport facilities. date but the figures may be quoted in the absence
of more reliable data. Calculations then made
6. Means of Subsistence and IndebtldnlSS.-· showed that the average debt for the whole
The population of the whole district is almost tehsil was Rs. 11.7 per cultivated acre and
entirely dependent on agriculture and since only a Rs. 10.88 per head of the population excluding
small percentage of the cultivated area is irrigated those living in Basohli town. It is doubtful
the great majority are at the mercy of adequate if there has been any improvement in any area
and timely rains. In discussing migrations it of the district since the figures given were pub-
has been recorded that numbers of men go to lished; it is more than likely that indebtedness
the Punjab in the winter in search of employment has increased in the past two decades.
to supplement the income from their lands more
particularly from the dry tracts of Jasmergarh The Wazir of the district states that the big
and from Koti Chandhar in Basohli. Numbers lan?Iords of Kathua Tehsil find -i~ ~ifficult to pay
of men from the dry tracts also go to the irrigated thetr land revenue after proVldmg for their
tracts to work as agricultural labourers, especially families and in the case of small landholders,
in Kathua where, as already stated, .labour is in says the produce is not sufficient to support their
short supply_ The report of the first Regular families and great poverty exists everywhere.
Settlement of Basohli Tehsil was issued in The people of Jasmergarh are described as being
1914 A. D.; revision operations were carried out burried in debt. In the majority of families
in Kathua and Jasmergarh about ten years later expenditure is said to exceed income; this can
and the reports issued in 1924 A. D. only mean gradually increasing indebtedness.
The inhabitants are said to be getting poorer and
Prices realised in the past decade compared poorer every day. The conditions in Basohli
favourably with assessment rates. In 1931 they T ehsil would appear to be slightly better than in
were low but showed a steady improvement the other two tehsils.
throughout the second half of the decade and
have probably since risen further due to the war. The average income per head per month is
But a rise in prices for agricultural produce does given as Rs. 2 in the case of Kathua and Jasmer-
not benefit all producers; it only benefits those' garh with expenditure slightly in excess of this
 68
amount. The average for Basohli is stated by review of the last Settlement report for
the Wazir to be about Rs. 4 per head per month Kathua .. the poisonous pools from which
with expenditure about the same. the people are forced to drink engender
the noxious disease known as narwa (guinea-
All the facts at our disposal indicate that worm) ". Guinea-worm is common throughout
throughout the whole district poverty is the KathuJ. and Jasmergarh. Basohli Tehsil has
common lot, indebtedness is large and the an infinitely better climate than the other two
standard of living poor. The area is backward tehsils except in the Badhrote illaqa already
in every way and cut off from more prosperous mentioned. But if Basohli is for the most
localities. The most urgent requirement is part free of malaria, venereal diseases are a
improved communications. serious menace to the health of the people.
Tuberculosis is said to be widespread and pneu-
7. Education. --The district is educationally monh a common cause of death.
backward. There is only one High School in
the whole area; this is located at Kathua. In Medical facilities and equipment are inade-
addition this tehsil has two Middle Schools for quate throughout the district. Some progress
boys, one Middle School for girls and thirteen is believed to have been made in recent years
Primary Schools for boys. J asmergarh has two but there is much that requires urgent attention.
Middle Schools for boys, twenty-three Primary Hospitals and dispensaries are insufficient. The
Schools for boys and four Primary Schools for existing deficiencies with respect to medical
girls. Basohli has four Middle Schools for boys, facilities are probably due to poor communications
twenty-six Primary Schools for boys and two as much as any other cause; this disadvantage
Primary Schools for girls. Although progress makes the provision of more dispensaries and the
in opening new schools has been made during the improvement of existing ones essential and
decade and continues the number of educational urgent.
institutions is clearly too small. More Primary
Schools are required in all tehsils and additional Drinking water supply is good and sufficient
Middle Schools too, particularly in J asmergarh. in Basohli except in the Padhrote illaqa and in
If a High School could be provided at Hiranagar, the locality of Basohli town itself. In Kathua
the headquarters town in Jasmergarh, and an and Jasmergarh the water is sufficient, except
extra Middle School too the requirements of in the Kandi illaqas, but not good. Reference
higher education in this tehsil would probably has already been made to conditions in the
be met for the present. Basohli also should have Kandi illaqa. It is said that the water from the
its own High School. The tables show that the Ujh river is injurious to health; this assertion
number of literates in the district is only 10,259 should be the subject of investigation and
out of a population of 177,672; of these 9,046 analysis before acceptance. It would seem that
are males and 1,213 females. This gives a active steps are necessary to improve the drinking
percentage of 5.77 ; the percentages for the tehsils water supply in Kathua, Jasmergarh and in those
individually are Kathua 6.47, Jasmergarh 4.79 parts of Basohli specially mentioned.
and Basohli 6.13. The position is poor for all
tehsils but particularly so in the case of J asmer- 9. Miscellaneous.-(a) The principal fairs
.garh. The whole district is cut off from ] ammu held in the district are:-
except in fa,ir weather owing to poor communica-
tions in spite of recent improvements. This (i) Dussehra at Kathua.
isolation as much as any other factor accounts
for the neglect of this district in the past and its (ii) Nauratra .festival in the Balasundri
present educational backwardness. Deviji Temple at Mirpur-Ram village
in Kathua.
8. Health and Water Supply.-Health condi-
tions in the district as a whole are poor. The (iii) Baisakhi and Shiv Ratri fairs at Shiva-
riverain and lower tracts of Kathua and J asmer- ii's Temple, in Airwan (Kathua).
garh are full of malaria, particularly the former.
In Basohli too malaria is bad in the Padhrote (iv) Janamashtami festival in Bhadon and
iUaqa and in Basohli town. The Kandi illaqa Rathayatra in Poh in Shri Narsinha
villages are better off climatically; the people Deviji temple at Ghagwal in Jasmer-
there are healthier and of better physique but they garh.
suffer a great deal from lack of good drinking
water. The tanks frequently dry up and in .the (v) Nauratra . festival twice a year at
words of the Settlement .Commissioner in the Mahanpore in Basohli.
 bg
(vi) Qadam fair at Seri in Basohli. (ii) Jasmergarh fort is of local interest.
(vii) Socha Devi fair in Bhadon at Basohli. (iii) In ancient times Basohli Tehsil was the
scene uf internecine wars between the
(viii) Devi Katas fair at Deher in Basohli. numerous petty Rajput chiefs of the
area. Ruins and ancient forts remain
(ix) Baisakhi fair at Billawar in Basohli. to commemorate those days at Ramkot,
Garhi Sumarta, Billawar, Bhadu and
(x) Fairs are held at BilJawar, Jandrayali Agli Dhar.
and Bani in Basohli Tehsil in connection
with wrestling matches. (iv) Sukral Deviji's temple and a temple at
Mahanpur are said to be of interest to
(b) Places of archaeological and local interest the antiquarian (Basohli).
are:-
(v) Shiva Ji's temple at Billawar is believed
(i) The ruins of the palaces of the Jasrota to belong to very ancient times.
rulers are in Kathua ..
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CENSUS
VILLAGE
District Kathua
Tehsil Kathua

Oocupied ,
Serial Name of Village. 193 1 houses No. of No.. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge r--------'- ,-------'----------.-.
Persons Males Females Males Females

I :8 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

I Chelak 1 50 2 3 09 3 1544 825 7 19 90 68

1602 309 1544 825 719 80 68

2 Katli 737 15 1 2 767 424 343 55 61

737 151 161 424 343 55 61

218 1225 64 0 585 III 106
3 Mangloor 1 094 3
1094 21. 1225 640 585 111 106

. Dinga-Amb
5 Kopar
1025
91
240
19
4 1014
88
561
51
453
37
179
14
1 20
II

111. 25' 1102 612 410 193 1 at:

6 Bhorthain 9 83 21 9 5 1038 544 49-z 192 169-

7 Jakhole 367 93 408 2II 197 73 86
1350 312 1444 755 68' 265 2&&

8 Rakh Hushiari 137 35 6-7 126 81 45 36 22

9 Forlain 1918 3BS 2025 log8 927 30S 243-

2055 420 2151 1179 .72 341 265

10 Nanan 326 70 S 4 381 208 173 lID 88

II Bandrahr 559 130 849 34 1 308 127 114
12 Kalna 94 46 181 94 87 42 37
13 Merth 408 97 492 274 218 9 4
14 Nagrota 30 2 92 366 199 167 26 17
15 Dabwal 445 14 41 26 IS
2134 44. 2110 1142 868 314 28

16 PaW 282 74 9 348 193 1.56 68 57

Thandoon. 134 37 173 93 80 56 4°-
~k Kanora 30 8 46 29 17 13 10'
19 Jandore 144 39 171 82 89
20 Budhi 1335 268 1422 /774 64 8 4 17 338
llU 428 2181 1171 .10 554 445·
21 Chatha 6 10
22 Bagial 123 23 147 15 12 10 69
23 Chak Shehzada. 78 II> 100 51 49 51 49- .
24 Chak Mansabdu 76 i7 .3 50 43 50 43
25 Narainpur 90 16 75 42 33 12 10
26 Trihara 187 58 175 92 83 19 20-
21 Kangrial 17 4 23 13 10 8 6
28 Nihalpura u8 44 240 1 29 III 102 84
29 Chhatiyal 75 13 75 43 32 7 7
30 Muthi Rakhwalan 8 9 71 43 28 43 28

888 200 .9. 538 461 381 316-

31 Sher Tamber 25 15 JJ 17 19 8 16 8
32 Mutbi Jagir 3 27 88 3D5 161 144 6S 52
33 Bhadiyari 3 12 98 403 214 J89 88 8.5
34 Jawalapur 30 22 41 25 16 7 4
35 Chak Aidal 22 8 !II 12 9 n 9
36 Falote 772 222 875 368 3°7 II7 105
37 Bhakhrial 5 7 5 z 5 2
3 8 Cbak Bbqta. 15 17 43 26 11 23 15
39 Mahi ChaIt JIO 35 100 64 36 28 18-
1941
TABLES

1941 POPULATION

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others* Total literates

.-----~ ,----------A--- , ._~
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

I2 73 I4 I5 I6 I7 I8 I9 20 III 22 23

735 65 1 34
735 651 34

3 69 282 8

369 282 8
5 29 479 48
529 479 48
38 • 333 57
37 26 4
419 359 61 2
35 2 3 23 20
138 III

480 434 20
45 23 18 I
793 684 85 13
838 707 103 14
98 85 14
21 4 194 21 6
52 50 6
2 65 214 I.
173 ISO 8
.6 15
828
125
708
99
61
7
•
37 40 5
16 7
8. 89
357 3 10 III 9
617 545 123 6

5 3
30 23 3
73 63 4
5 4 12
27 27
36 25 II
1
2

176 145 35 2
3 I
96 92 3
126 104 4
18 12 5
I 3
25 1 202 55 5
3 2 2
36 18 3
 72
Occupied r-
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Cbarge '---M..A.._......___.,
Persons Males Females Ma.les Females

I ~ 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

40 Suraj Bell 2'1 2 6 3 3

41 Bharthiyal 21 0 31 15 10 '3 16

1718 518 1659 912 747 373 314-

42 DadQJi 101 20 12 134 66 68 25 25

43 Muthi Khnrd 13 2 2 2 2

'IiNangal 102 33 98 5') 39 33 23

45 Chhajiyal 83 20 115 ()4 51 27 211
46 Amargarb 87 20 122 68 54 20
'4
47 Narroha 12 2 8 5 3
48 Drallan 66 22 83 40 43 8 6·
49 Jamraal 75 15 71 44 27 33 21
50 Aitwan 92 22 98 54 44 16 '3
51 Baemora 43 6 36 2I 15 15 II
52 Bharariyal 92 1 4, 59 26 33 3 .'i
53 Bharmori 97 24 90 52 31'1

863 206 918 501 415 182 146

54 Chak PODrab 47 5 13 30 14 10 14 16
55 Pidri Balli. J 3 2 2 1
56 Pidri Pain 9 I 7 2 5 2 5
57 Pamwal 107 34 155 85 70 33 "3
58 Gownd 229 54 289 14 6 12 3 71 60
59 Matore 47 8 47 ~5 2" 18 13
60 Syedpore 86 19 57 36 21 14
61 Kangtiyal 215 40 171 97 74 20 14"
Pitho Pain 42 13,

1~
62 77 Ie: 23 I<J 1 5
63 Tad Pain 979 2 53 986 ;23 463 1('7 135
64 Tan Balli. 70 2 199 671 36 7 30 4 95 91
65 Mirpur lagoo ,0 17 2 ,41 169 97 72 II) IS
'f-<
te 2670 667 2607 1417 1190 487 391
66
67
Mirpur Ram
Pitbo Bala
J~ g61
1I6
322
43
14 953
145
5~3
So
43 0
65
222
45
'75
34
68 Lakhnote .'I' 24 62 30 22 27 21
69 Kirpaal 345 86 333 ISS 145 78 60
70 Khu~iyal 453 128 504 "7 11 226 165 1 35
71 Narohan 21 7 59 216 12 7 89 50 36
72 Saiper SipIa 56 5 8 7 I 4 I
73 Tarf Sanjli 68 8 31 IS 16 '4 16

2287 676 2242 1248 994 IDS 478

74 Tad Tajwal 1~~ 301 4
3014
740

740
j5 3451
3451
1953

1953
'
1498
498 5 84
584
49 T
491
75
76
Tan Bajwal
Tarf Manjli Jii.d
5 63
1fib{,
97
351>
16 442
1693
25 I
!JT2
191
781
49
394
36
357
2229 453 2135 1163 972 443 393
77 Chak Diwao Kripa Ram 60 10 17 6 58 30 28 22 23
78 Chak Drab Khaa 14 55 33 22 25 16
79 Chak Gadadhar 196 35 186 100 66 49 26
80 Badaaia 227 78 369 218 15 1 06 53
81 Changrah 429 128 593 30 5 288 170 17 6
82 Chak Sardar Desa Singh 459 107 549 3 00 249 I~O 12-4
83 Chak Sujanpur II

1382 372 1790 986 804 482 418

8 4 Chak Nanak 26 I~ 18 43 28 15 17 II
85 Chak Bhaga 41 8 44 24 20 24 20
86 Chak Gokal 65 II 45 ~4 21 24 21
8 7 Rakh Lachhmipuca 21 3 47 240 134 106 134 106
88 Rj~wan 279 63 282 159 123 94 8,
8 9 la hbar 48 5 109 504 288 216 128 98
9 0 Sherpur 71 47 27 20 I
'7
1180 267 1205 684 521 422 338
91 Sahaar 390 103 19 480 258 222 149 135
92 Logate 49 2 101 602 3 17 28 5 83 73
93 Chak Ramchand :20,5 42 281 155 126 0 126,
'5
 73
194 I POPULATION
..A ----,
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others* Total literates
, - - - - - A ._ _ _- , , - - - _ . . A -_ _ _ - - ,
~-, r----...A_---"'\ ,-----A-----.. ,---_-A----"'\
Males Female, Males Females Males Females Males Femal<:s Males Females Males Females

1:11 I3 1.4 1.5 I6 I7 zS 1.9 20 2Z 22 23

539 433 76 5

4' 43
"
2(j II> 5
37 23 2
4'~ 4"
5 3
32 37 2
II 6 12 2
38 31 7 I
0 4
23 2l)
52 38
319 269 32 4

45 37 ' 7 10 3
75 63 5
7 ')
Z2 lC)
77, uo 8
S Ii 3
33 1, 300 20 28 50 8
27 2 21 3 83 ' II
81 54
923 7111 27 38 153 19
30r 255-. 125 ' 31
35 31 ,1.0
3 J 5
IIO 85 5
II3 91 IO
77 53 3
3,

843 518' 158 '31

-t 4- 13 15 97" 28 2[ 22 10 6{\8 2 15

4 4 1315 972 28 21 22 10 888 216

202 15~) 18 ,7
492 , ' 401~ 4 22 20 204 30
694 557" 4 2 2! 20 222 37
\
8 ij
H 6
51 40
152 98
135 II.;? 10
ISO, 12 5 3

604 386 13
II 4 3
I
9
24
3 3 62 39 II 2
160 lIS 4°
26 19 3
3 3 259 180 81 3
109 87, 4
234 212 '15
S 21
 74
Occupied ,-
Serial Name of Village 1931 houses No. of No. of Total MUSlim (others)
No. Population ]')41 Circle Charge ,....--A----,
Persons Males Females Males Females

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II

94 Chak Charuhn ')1 ]9 100 {Ii 54 46 54

95 Saniyari 5 4 19 12 7 12 7
96 Uttri 75 6 J. b 7 830 447 8
3 3 221 175
97 Barwal 1028 253 1299 7 08 59 1 36 30
2987 689 3611 1843 1668 897 GOO
98 Sanghan 39 10 20 68 36 32 II 14
99 Sher Kotla 153 34 167 96 71 31 22
100 Daral 39 9 41 22 19 i 3
r .')1 Fafal 13 8 26 138 77 6z 45 25
IOZ Kathera z{i 66 189 105 8i 2i 21
103 Androt 119 28 152 83 69 30 21
104 Bhed Blare 3II 59 357 194 163 66 46
10Q 232 11f2 813 499 211 152
10,5Kumala 49 4 ZI 17 10 7 5 i
]06 Kadyar 48 1I 29 IS 14 II
107 Chak Sajjan 35.5 78 426 23,5 191 162 128
108 Chak Luddau 52 8 52 2S 27 2S 27
log Janglote 1591 377 1817 988 829 5<:>6 409
2095 478 2341 12T3 1_ 709 511
110 Chak Sobna Nupa. 8g 23 22 182 88 74 10 10
III Chak Gainda 89 ]9 105 .56 49 31 27
112 Tarf TajwaJ Ii 88 38 30 16 23
178 5& 335 182 113 17 80
Il3 Rajiani I 1 23 3 3 2
II4 Chak Phula 30 5 17 10 7
II5 Chak parta~ Singh
II6 Cbak Hari ingh 55" 8 40 23 17 23 17
117 Chak Shei Khan 25 'i 30 [9 II 16 8
u8 Chak Khuni 61 10 17 33 24 33 24
IIg Tarf Bajwal Ig II H 42 27 27
120 Tarf Manjli 47 55 251 134 122 92 91
221 105 41. 288 223 193 1117
121 Jrai 236 40 2i 193 II7 76 53 304-
122 Makhsoospnr 50 !II 40 22 18 13 5
12 3 Rer 34 10
" 7 3 4 2
124 Majra 26 6 33 19 14 6 <I
125 Bhag Thali 121 31 113 70 43 38 n
126 Chak Devia II .:I 111 (3 3 6 3
127 Jhumbe{ Mahataba. 9 6 21 21
128 Gandial 180 50 211 142 109 52 53
129 Keeriyal 332 82 410 23 8 172 II7 84
130 Ramnagar 21 12 35 33 2 6 :2

1020 243 1121 882 44D 291 HI

13 1 Bhatoli 41 11 2S 45 2,5 20
132 Baro; 12 2 7 04- 3
133 Mehtabpur 35 1 87 408 216 193 6g 65
134 Chak Ram Singh 31 6 29 16 13 9 7
135 Govind Sar 47 8 98 836 2 84 252 10 Iii!
136 Marol; 76 17 101 53 47 45 35
137 Gehtarwan 65 n 80 27 33
138 Kalspur 120 26 1311 67 68 8 13
139 Kothi Jagir 6; IS 80 38 4:2 34 42
140 Kharot ·820 210 998 557 HI 126 108

201a 483 2388 1287 1112 301 288

I'll Dilwan 63 85 26 481 266 215 75 51
14 2 Jamalpur 32 6 33 IS IS
1-43 Bijjat
144 Khaniyara
75
9S
IS
15
.7
n
50 47
42 I
47
145 Rakheh 56 12 77 45 32 16 6
321 133 777 ae 311 92 17
146 Manjli 10 27 5& 30 25 I
147 Sawl.. 97 23 141 73 72 7
 75
194" POPULATION

Muslim (Shias) Hindus

------------------------------------------,
Sikhs Buddhists Others' Total litera tea
r - _"'___--, ,,-----"- -----.
, - - _ _ A _ _ _ -., ,-_~_...A. ___ ~
r---....A..__---,
,---~-- ........
Males Females Males F tmale. :1I1al"5 Fema\<, Males Females Males Females Males Females

IZ I3 :I4 IS :I6 I7 IS 20 2I 22 23

226 208
67 2 5 fH
1246 1068 240 26

25 Ii!
65 49 3
IS II>
32 36 2
81 63 26
53 48 17
128 Il7 12

402 347 62

5 3
I
4 '4
73 "3 28

48 • 4 20
564 500 143 16

78 64
25
22
--7 2
1

125 93 4

10 7

17 15
42 31 10

73 58 13

64 42 4
9 '3
3 I
13 12
32 Z~ 6
7
21 1
go 56 8 r
121 88 12 I
27
387 234 33 2
2,"; 20
4 3
147 128 7
7 6
274 2.H II
8 12-
27 33
59 5j 5
4
431 3.B 3'1

986 824 62 2
1<) I 164 5
18 r_:j
50 47
46 42
:HJ z(}

33. 294 5
2<) 25 I
66 72 U
 Occupied r--
Seri".] Name of Village 1931 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 19.P CiTcle Charge , - - - - - - - " - - - - - , r----..A----~
Persons .Males Females Males Females

I z 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

'4 8 Dukhat 172 29 204 "4 go 17 10

149 Rasooh 191 31J 248 J3 0 1I6 4' 38
ISO Badholi 65 '7 89 40 49
151 Bhugat 28 5 24 14 10 2
152 Hatli 359 6g 377 19 6 181 18 13
912 192 1140 597 543 87 61

153 Tridwan 43 6 95 '520 288 214 77 62

154 Hate 98 25 109 61 48 10 5
ISS Broh Andohi 124 24 133 72 bl 37 20
156 Mangota 72 ]3 66 39 27 10 II

130 157 810 460 350 134 98

157 Nonaal 186 53 247 13 1 n6 29 20

158 Karroh 222 4] 242 137 105 25 14
159 Iakhanpur 3 2 6 5 I 4
160 Jandore '79 31 184 100 84 I
lfiI Tarrah 98 18 104 63 41 16 II
,fi2 Mahaa 334 62 323 177 '46 35 35
1°3 Matandi 71 16 75 4S 30 14 18
]64 Chak Gnsann 12 2 6 3 3 z 2
]6S Jagatpur 210 4l! 225 126 99 42 33
,66 Chak Goia ,52 '0 50 03 27 23 27
1387 283 1482 810 652 191 171

16 7 Bharrah 76 19 30 71 38 33 z 2
168 Basantpur IIS 28 115 66 49 ]3 14
1 69 Dakhnaka 43 12 49 27 22 20 18
170 Katlehr 59 '7 97 .,5 42 36 33
17 1 Barihndi 77 '7 107 59 48 30 29
17 2 Barni 124 25 129 7' 58 7 7
'73 Danna 286 48 213 124 89 22 27
Dhanore 402 81 42S 128 197 93 72
'74
1185 247 1206 668 538 223 202

175 Kasori lI8 16 31 83 49 34 32 19

17 6 Kehnt .. 162 32 1&4 79 75 38 17
177 Gharti I3 S 25 131 64 67 41 40
3 86 62 408 20~ 102
17 8 Domaar 200 96
179 Theh US 39 157 97 60 11
180 Nora 61 18 133 100 33 62 10
1080 192 1068 597 489 286 182
TOTAL 43 2 99 IOI3 2 47378 25954 2I424 93I 9 7688
*Others-Indian Christian 71M, 68F.
(i) Differences have been noticed in the 'pelling of village names as given in the Village Tahle for 1931 and as shown in tile enumera.
tion record ~or 1941. F.OT the 1941 ~ill~ge Yable we have. adopted the sI'elling b.;.ven.in the ~ec,?rd after cheeking it with the spelling given in
ilie list of VIllages supplied by ilie D)stnct Census Officer In 1941. The bst of such villages IS gIVen below:-
As shown in Village Table 1931. Spelling adopted in Village Table 194"

S. No. Name. S. No. Name.

1328 Chafua Rakh Sarkar 21 Chatna
(il) The following villages each appear against two different numbeIs:-
Tad Tajwal .. at 74 and rr2
Tarf Bajwal •• at 75 and II9
Yad Manjli .. at 76 and I20
Numbers 74, 75 and 76 are included in Kathua Town Area and numbers 1I2, 119 and 120 shown as villages in rural areas. Each
of these three villages has been wrongly split in two by the local census officers contrary to instructions i,sycd in this connection.

(iii) Chatha, Chak Sujanpur and Chak Partap Singh serial numbers 21, 83 and J 15 respectively of the "'illage Yable 1941 tnough occupied
in 1931 were unoccupied at the present Census.
(iv) Bhakhrial, Pidri Bala and Chak Drab Khan serial numbers 37. 55 and 78 respectively of the Village Table 1941 though occupied
in 1941 were unoccupied at the last Census.
(v) The Charges are shown serially in the Kathua District but the numbering of Charges is not in accordance with the numbers allotted
to the Tehsils. This was due to an error in method adopted by the District Census Agency at the time of the creation of Census Divisions. When
the defect was noticed revision was not possible without creating other difficulties. The Charge numbers run in each Tehsil as under : -

Kathua Tehsil .. 3 to 6
Jasmergarh Tehsil I to 2
Basohli Tehsil .• 7 to 13. Instead of Charge numbers starting from Kathua Yehsil they commence
from J asmergarh Tehsil. This defect ill no way affe<:ts the detail for individual Charges.
 77
1941 POPULATIOl\
-------------_.--"----- -,
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others* Total literates
,--""------. ,-------"-----, ,-----"------, ~ ~------, ~----,
Males Females '-laIc. Fenlf1.1e9 Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

Ul 13 I4 I5 I6 17 18 I9 SO 2I 22 23

07 ,~o 4
89 78 211
39 4<) 3
IZ 10 I
178 168 6r 4
510 482 108 6
211 15 2 II
51 43 I
35 41 1
29 16

326 252 13

98 94 2 3
S,
112
, 3
99 84 3
47 30
'42 III 7
31 12
I I
84 66

815 479 2 17
36 3T 12 2
53 35 2
7 4 4
r9 9 2
17 12 19 2
64 51 2
100 51! 2 i
132 125 3 5
17 423 332 5 4 29 3
17 Ij 1
41 58 3
23 27 I
106 104 3
86 60 16
38 23

311 287 25
24 7 I6499 13632 4I 29 p. 2660 4 05
 78
CENSUS~

VILLAGE
District Kathua
Tehsil dasmergarh
Occnpied ,-
huu~es No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
Serial
No
Name of Village 193 1
Population 1941 CirrcJe Charge ,-- , r-A---,
Person& Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO Ir
I

, 1 Sohanda 245 47 271 '4 2 129 121 II3

~ 2 Chhan Kahna 47 9 51 27 24 17 14
Jatwal 442 99 439 2[6 223 52 46
~ 3
Balooni 27 2 44 245 121 124 51 64
4 470 236 234 13 2
5 Sungaali 43 1 74 "4 0
Nonaath II 42 246 1276 664 612 35 0 308
6
2579 519 2752 1406 1346 731 677
138 35 185 100 85 12 12
7 Randowal 100 630
8 Jasaath 4 08 275 255 53 31
75 6 183 900 456 444 19 20'
9 Harsaath 400
10 Gha~wal 29 8 72 23 169 23 23
349 61 417 197' 220 II "4
I I Gurah Jattan
12 Chhan Matlaai 359 75 436 22D 216 73 67
303 70 380 20~ 178 51 37
':' 13 Tapiyal
2611 596 3248 1681 1667 242 204·
749 g
l~ Surara
14 677 14 0 3 39 L 35 8 J.
Charwal 474 3(> 173 9(' 77
15 358 18 4
lit Ratwana
16 456 70 '74 35 37
185 39 199 102 97
2 "7 Kannah 89 22 97 46 51
-.p8 Sohaal 61 343 167 176 16
.~I9 Said
309
2180 368 1919 976 943 59 47

Koohtall 1284 298 4 1608 80') 799 21 4 200

It 20 230
.721 Patta Rassana 169 37 105 125 42 52-
'';-"22 Gurah Mehtian 209 4(; 245 J lV II9
Dhamiyal 29 8 35 166 76 90
"23 80 491 243 24 8 6 2:
... 24 Stoora 366
Gara 269 49 301 Ijlj 14.l 11 ,j
_.)o25

2595 545 3041 1518 1523 273 261'

~';';6 Bhayia 19 57 5 354 168 186 58 4 11

289 80 448 244 20 4 129 110·
""27 Gurah Baildaran 606 19 2 961 4&9 143 82
If.28 Gurah Mondian 411'
659 17 0 722 35 1 371 39 36
29 Maila 2,'; 114 60
10 7 54
30 Feru Chak TOT 28 110 55 55
3 1 Arjan Chak 22 101 5z 49
99
3 2 Dhangroli
1880 574 2810 1416 1394 369 276-

J u waloo Chak 56 I2 6 50 z7 '3 9 (,

33 26 5 302 160 142 4
34 Suba Chak 7°
Thuthi Chak 107 IS 107 56 51 3
35 JK 126 64 61 13 10
36 Gurah Balu 74
Dhandowal 42 IO 56 30 2b
37 235 60 237 I3° 107 16 <)
38 Basi Jamwal
72 18 100 51 49 II 13
39 Chak JahUa
Jaudi 5 85 179 645 3H 3 01 i7 62
40 276 I4 S
41 Katal Gujran 197 59 11.7 "35 "3
Sher Pur Bala 173 51 213 III IO;;!
42 261 14 8
43 Saniyal 269 77 "3 4
AJin Chak 7 24 24 2
44
2082 580 2395 1293 1102 274 223

Muthi-Hardo-Dunga 96 32 7 157 8,., 68 3 26

45
46 Paniyal "4" 23 150 85 65 25' 17
Chhan Moraan 228 57 285 13 2 153 14 Ii
47 20 9 35 23 12 6 2
48 BehTi 276 10
49 Chhan Khatriyan 268 59 159 Il7
"
 79
'1941
'TABLES

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others" Total literates

~ .-------'------ .------'----, ,--~ ~ ..------'---.
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

rz I] I4 I5 z6 I8 Z9 flU !IS

21 ,6
10 2
'77 2
60 I
102 2

875
88
...
30 4 43
.8
5
222 27
437 95
l08
'7
186 91
147 9
lSI 37
14a. 1313 281
3 83 355
96 77
139 147 2
IOl 97
46 51
151 169 3
.17 .,8 •
147 13
3
I
8
9
5
12&8 173 13
no 138 3
lIS 94
349 3 87 19
3 12 335 10
54 60
55 55
52 49
1047 1111 32 1
18 17
136 142 3'
53 49 9
31 45 II
30 26
"4 q8 H
40 36 I
26 7 239 59
III
'3 14
102
•7
144 III 13
Zl

1019 878 118 51

58 12
60
lIB •
18
'7
149
 80

Occupied r----
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 19fI CiTcle Charge '-' _, _ _ _ _.A. _ _- - - - - - , r----.A.---,
Pcrdons Males Females Males Females

z J 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II
,.
50 Chak Sukhu ISO 33 182 lU7 75 88 62
51 Katal Brahmanan .~ .' 20~ ,;6 266 I4 D 120 II (>
52 Malaahni Il~ 2e 18B 8y 99 5
53 Chhan Dhanu 3 5 11 II 7
54 Haghu Chak r20 34 155 b7 68 '3 7
55 Makwal 50 3' 205 100 07 93 78
56 Chhan Prohtan '40 30 147 7b 6\) 78 ('9
57 Bijeypur lSI 37 213 12 5 88 93 65

1747 435 2270 1239 1031 474 382

58 Sanoora 26 7 ;:. 923 48 • 44~ lIn 90
795
59 Badiyal 12 7 29 137 72 65 15 9
60 Ploona 194 47 179 9" 87
61 Chhan ~nagar "40 26 173 78 95 IS 16
62 Treli 35 14 55 28 27
63 Madoon 4 II Il6 473 253 220 87 63
1702 499 1940 1004 936 227 178
64- Rajli 45 7 <) 27 13 If (;
7
65 Mandhera 2I~ 40 220 III 109
66 Muthi Kalan 165 42 169 7<) 90 6
67 Nahran 18 7 33 179 98 81 .
68 Muthi I{hurd 179 48 205 101 104 5 8
69 Sagal 13 2 25 '171 92' 79 46 44
70 Radiyal 77 10 52 20 32 4
7 1 Gangith 101 24 112 62 50
72 Bhatiari Katlan 185 8, 421 2"3 198 51 52

1283 317 1556 799 757 115 115

73 Matore 19 4 lo 27 IS '2 lL 9
74 Khanak 85 17 89 52 37 x 6
75 Mava" 47 0 10.1 562 "~4 zlJl' 157 I 2~~
76 Madwal 262 57 304 159 145 51 3'
77 Angal 84 19 113 (,6 47 ,)
78 Falora I3~ 32 156 85 7 T 22 15
79 Chak 'Faroza 32 10 40 17 23 4 6
80 Ragaal 260 5>; 283 14'! 134 II 8

13&0 298 1574 837 737 269 206

81 Rajptira 810 210 11 1084 56(; 51~ 136 136
H2 Dohlian ,Gujran IOj 29 124' 73 51 66 4;
83 Sarti Klan I8!> 48 232 14' qI 7b 53
84 Sjahna 306 83 383 206 177
1409 379 1823 986 837 280 237
85 Sarti Khurd 144 30 J" 182 9J 91 25 ,28
86 N"adahla 195 54 230 120 IIO () 8
87 Jhaliyari Khurd 99 25 147 Il~ 65 8 6
88 Jhaliyari Kalan 3 01 73 357 lQO 167 139 12 7
89 Shal 151 35 205 1I0 95 17 II
90 Chachwal 612 Lto 723 401 3 12 165 120'

1502 357 18" 994 850 380 300

91 Mango Chak 35 0 67 13 378 209 169 51 35
92 Chak Dulma 24 0 47 250 121 129
93 Sadwal 23 8 50 341 171 ~o
94 Chak Bhagta 15 2 36 213 12 3 90 27 20'
95 Jrain 155 209 107 102
96
97
Chak Lala
Panjgrain Sainian
136
18
47
34
7
171,
32
91
20
80
12
7
48 38"
98 Chak Daia 52 289 137 15 2 i 4-
1289 348 1883 979 904 140 102:
9'l Muthi Chahru 15 0 38 197 101 96 25 25
100 Sherpur Pain
'4
101
12+ 38 195 99 96 37 40
Panjgrain Brahman.... 233 54 292 157 135 2 4
102 Loundhi 61 5 Il7 881 3 04 20(. 166
377
103 Bobia 4 4 82 431 243 188 53 25
104 Thakurpur Grore '20 12 84 41 10 12
43
105 Banni Chak 53 17 71 26
45 3
1609 358 1851 1063 888 336 273:
 8I
1941 POPULATION

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others- Total literates

~___.._____" ~---""""\ ~ ~ ,----A--------, r--~""
Males Females Males Females Male> Females Males Females Males Females Males Femaes

If! I3 I4 IS I6 I7 :c8 :C9 20 ZI 22 83

19 13 II
135 "4 IS
84 94 10
4 I
74- 61 13
15 H) 14 4
5
32 23 6

765 669 120 9

37 1 35 2 91 23
57 50
92 87
63 7!) 2
28 27
166 1,57

777 758 97 24
7 7 2
III 10') 5
73 90
98 81 2
96 96 3
46 3.; 2
19 28
62 50
17 2 qh 8

684 642 22

44
. 3
31 1
137 139 27
108 I13
6r 46 2
63 56
13 17
13 8 120 10

568 531 47
43 0 38• 13
7 3
63 3"
206 177 5
706 600 18
G6 51 12
100 qo 14 12 I
74 59 1
51 ol° 5
93 84 2
23/) 202 IS 4
620 526 ,. 24 25 5
ISS IH 22
121 Ill.) 14
IF 17 0 28
9h 70 9 2
100 '17 29 2
43 42 18
20 12
130 1411 15
839 802 135 6

76 71 5.
62 S() 12
155 13 1 3
'7 1 13 8 29
190 159 4 10
31 31
42 25 2

727 811 4 87
 82

Occupied r---
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses ,No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge r-"----.
Persons Males Females Males Females

I z 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

106 Jhajarth 128 32 15 2 129 66 63

107 Dhalli 259 50 257 136 r21 5 5
108 Bhatiaxi Brahmanan 4 3 4' 209 104 105 6 2
109 Chak Bannun '32 14 85 28 37
lIO Qasba 33 9 67 36 OJ
III Sahllan 459 124 444 226 218 In 52
lJ2 Chale Balunda 19 8 37 zz 15 JS 13
Il3 Dhalta. ]06 31 85 48 37 38 33
II4 KOre Qasba III 28 87 50 37 18 15
71 5 Kh"rar 47 12 58 25 31 3 3
II6 Spreen 97 20 84 43 41 7 2
II7 Rakh Saxkar Bagni 3
u8 Balaahr 397 82 495 241 254 107 II6

2104 ~1 2005 1026 980 210 241

119 ThakarpUJ Rajputan 126 39 16 13a 60 78
J20 Chandwan 212 54 282 143 139
121 Sehswan 643 152 782 394 368 131 118
122 Thath 253 56 312 166 146 65 69
123 Bann 435 92 538 289 25 0 196 175
124 Ki.hanpur Kandi 322 75 385 194 171 77 65
125 Dhandiyari 399 85 438 23 0 209 J54 129

2380 553 2837 1478 1381 823 &&8

126 Chhan Rorian J249 342 17 1405 749 656 4 88 441
12 7 Gurah Suraj J07 30 124 73 51 46 28
128 Dhaloti 3 84 84 420 232 188 121 J08
1 29 Amala 61 7 135 8~ 3 20 325 18 17
130 Dhamaal 140 62 358 181 175 34 41
2497 &53 2950 1565 139& 707 83&
13 1 Kharroh 22 7 18 33 13 20 12 19
13 2 Bhagwal 161 27 132 74 58 I 2
133 Balahn Pain 81 16 73 4J 32 41 32
134 Khatriyal 73 16 68 41 25 I
135 Balahn BaJa 125 33 184 89 75 48 50
136 Chak Khaloo 98 15 84 48 36 19 14
I3~
Chak Fatoo 199 43 114 102 92 6 9
13 Gehr 414 94 484 25 2 212 [05 95
139 Barkhwal 30 7 44 24 20
140 Chak Ganga Ram 208 45 247 1I5 13 2 103 123
14 1 Ladhwal Kburd W 13 58 31 27 7 4
142 Ladhwal Kalan 159 29 173 93 80 6 4
143 Chapaki Kalan 207 47 2&3 141 II2
144 Chapaki Khurd 160 37 174 101 73 18 18
145 Gudiyal 156 28 174 95 79 52 4[
146 Chak Rangi 34 7 41 22 19 22 19
147 Rakh Sarkar Ladwal 49 8 54 33 21 33 2[
148 Chak Gusaown 7 3 13 8 5
149 Chak Nathal II8 25 153 86 67 67 54
150 Chak Chhaban 17 7 28 17 II 14 II

2377 507 2822 1426 1198 555 518

151 Chhan Ranga 41 6 19 29 [3 J6
15 2 Chhan Datial 241 55 281 125 156
153 Chak Sadda 183 12 5 528 27 2 25 6 36 2:1
154 Langriyal 15 4 20 13 7
ISS Chak Diyalla 80 15 94 53 'II 7 7
156 Pathwal 479 III 504 27 2 23 2 8 II
157 Karlya.la 93 26 107 6r 46 9 9
158 Barroal 49 12 70 37 33 II 10
159 Gharwal 169 12 59 30 :l9

1350 366 1612 878 818 71 It

r60 Bhati Menru ID9 21 20 113 62 5r
161 Ladwal 69 II 82 31 31 6 5
162 Khanak 23 8 55 320 166 154
163 Spalwan 308 74 365 173 192
16 4 Bhagwan Chak 421 106 573 2g8 275 17 20
165 Chal< Prohtan 243 .,8 310 17,5 135 8g 6.'1
166 Korhl Buddu 19 2 38 239 127 1I2 52 39
16 7 Krohl Krishna II5 25 172 82 90 47 5&
 19.41 POPULATION
--------------'"------._------ Buddhists Others* Total literates
.Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs
,------"------, ,----"------ ,-----"----- r---""'_______" .-----''----,-., ,.-------'-----
Males Fe",ale~ Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Males Males Females

I2 I3 I4 15 I6 I7 I8 I9 20 zx 113

5'1 .I~ 7
13 llt,)
9 8' 10 3
28 37
36 21
1 65 166 52
7 2
10 4
3' 22
,,, zH
II
35 39

134 13 8 53
758 734 7 5 120 2

Uo 78 13
143 139 18
256 244- 7 6 IS
go 63 II 14 4
93 75 3"
II7 106 3
76 80

835 785 18 20 88
261 21,; 1'l2 3
27 23 3
ItT Ro 7
3 02 30~ 62
147 134- 17

848 780 211

I 1 2

73 56 6

40 25
41 25
29 22 4
96 83
147 117 14
24 20
12 9
24 23
87 76 7
'41 lIZ 6
83 .15 9
43 38 9
1
5
8 .1
19 13 6
3

871 680 72 3

13 1(' 3
12 5 156 7
235 23+ 50 5
13 7
46 34
264 221 20
52 37 4
26 '3 .i
30 29

805 757 9D 7

62 51
25 26
166 154 5
173 19 2 3
281 ~55 53
82 70 8
75 73 6
35 32
 84

Occupied
Serial Name of Village. 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No Population 194 1 Circle Charge ,.---~ r---A---.,
Persons Males Females Males Females

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II

168 Krohl Bathlian II3 30 183 78 85 13 12

169 Tanda Neknam 46 11 53 :!.7 26 21 22
170 Gangu Cbak 51 17 65 36 29 16 13
1105 444 2435 1255 1180 261 234
I?I Gurah Sarkari 39 u 21 48 26 22
J7 2 Hira Nagar 1348 4 60 1586 82 7 759 127 lOS
Kunthal 18 7 47 183 102 81 9 6
"'73 81
J74 Murli Chak 56 17 51 30 16 9
175 Chak Jangi 23 9 49 30 19 26 19
176 Rattan Cbak 95 19 90 49 47 II 8
177 Bailiyan 706 6 40 ":3 17 16 II
J78 Rakh Sarkar Hira Nagar 34 6 33 [7 16 10 II
179 Chhan Chhakri 3 2 11 5 6 5 Ii
180 Mathra Chak 32 II 35 IS 20 9 Tii
lSI Chakra 95 24 13& 68 67

2618 813 2297 1213 1084 230 185

182 Chhan Tanda 151 43 12 234 12 7 107 122 106
18 3 Chak Chango. 23 6 57 307 ISO 157 2M 26
1 8 4 Chak Gojar 81 14 101 55 54 19 22
185 Ko.diyo.l 101 21 101 56 52 21i 28
186 Maniari 347 81 383 201 182 71 65
18 7 Ganjnal 90 2I 111 fi6 45 61 38
188 Pan...,. 360 108 419 248 171 125 78
18 9 Rathua 42 II GO 36 24
190 Thaggali 46 IS 85 49 36
1414 371 1818 u8 828 451 383
191 Chak Bhohala.n 32 5 23 3& 18 17 13 Il
192 Paharpur 72 19 82 57 25 19 6
193 Mada 71 19 91 45 46 19 IS
194 Maharajpux 42 19 77 41 36 IS Ii
195 Chhan Mian La! Din 56 18 68 28 40 6 5
196 Haripur Sainiyan 34 14 41 21 20 7 8
197 Cbak Handa 86 33 118 68 60 6 ~
198 Cbak Haria 180 48 187 102 65 59 36
199 Sultanpur 73 17 48 24- 22·
200 Chak Sardar Attar Singh II3 33 157 92 65 2
201 Kishanpur Andbar 18 8 23 14 9 5 3
202 Chak Dhiyota 53 10 81 36 25 32 20
203 Chak Sh&ma 154 38 181 98 63 6 9
204 Chak Kahna 97 27 108 60 411 27 19
20 5 Chak ·Dbari 77 21 71 45 34 14 7
1158 329 1324 748 675 230 157
206 ChakDebo 29 8 :;8 24 252 139 II3 I 3
207 Cha.k J awahir 129 26 130 72 58 33 30
208 Mandleyal 266 57 34S 177 168 13 5
209 Chak llathal 60 14 78 39 39 18 19
210 Hor 24 8 33 18 15 6 6
211 Hatipur Brahmanan 219 48 238 IIi 122 23 IS
212 Padal II3 29 194 106 88 23 21
21 3 Cbak Gupala 120 27 138 69 70 'l 10
214 Rughnath Pora 192 45 243 121 U2 61 59
:015 Chak Mahesha 58 15 84 34 30 7 7
216 Ramgarb 18 6 13 5 8

1487 333 1727 894 833 112 178

Changi 4 87 II3 25 531 ~88 248 89

217
218 Wand Manhas 48 II 52 33 19 I~i
14
:119 Chak Charakh 72 21 111 61 50 32 29
220 Marhin 7 00 197 774 405 369 38 30
221 Mandabla 188 ¢ 230 127 103 4
222 Naun Chak 214 56 247 153 94- 26 21
223 Lachbmipur 146 41 200 98 102 33 42
224 Kbanwal 97 25 114 61 53
225 MUkund~ur LunazUaD 354 34 133 67 66 2 I
226 Mastcba 141 42 155 79 76 3 6

2447 586 2552 1372 1180 211 233

227
228
BaTsoo Chak
Gota Ruha
25
35
7
16
26
•
80 31
8
29
8
.5 ~
I
 8S
1941 POPULATION
---,
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Total literates
r----"-------. r-~ ,-___.A._~
,...--A------, ,...--A------, r---~---,.
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

I3 I4 Ij I6 I7 I8 I9 20 2I
Ii' 22 21

65 73
2
20 Iti
" 4

9811 9012 8 4 78
26 2.
690 64 1 10 10
75
343 57
93 2
35 21

"
3 11 39

7 6
7 5
i ..
67
9117
5
66

815
I
II 4 ,. 10 347 17
16 2
J22 13 1 I+
36 32 8
30 24 8
130 117 30
5 7
123
36
93
24
9
61 ..
49 36
5311 46& 147 8
5 4
38 19 2
26 31 1
15 12 11 to
.:> 3
35
I4 12
62 58 4
43 29 3
24 22
22 15 68 50 2
9 6
4 5 2
92 54 2
33 29 6
31 27

440 358 71 80 27
13 8 110
39 28
164 163
21 18
12 9 1
91 104
67 3
83 I
62 60
60
27
63
23
8
"
3
5
102 03 111
183 159 8
15 5 2
29 21
3
367 339 86 1+
123 102
12 7 5
73 4
65 60 I
61 53 2
24 I8 41 47 8
76 70 3
1070 880 41 47 122 14

26 24 2
 86

Serial Name of Village 193'

Occupied
houses No. of No of
r-------------------------
Total Muslim (others)
No. PopuliLtion 1941 Circle Charge ,-_ _- . . . - A . , - - - - - ' - -__ - - - ,
Persnns Males Females Males Females

I z 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II

229 Malwan 36 8 40 23 17
230 Parthal 59 16 64 35 29 10 :;
231 Chak Desa Choudharian 320 8b 356 1 79 117 33 31
232 Sukhdev Pur 40 15 43 27 16 r. II
233 Bandhor 134 33 149 78 71 51 46
234 Parso Chak 13 9 35 19 1(j 19 16
235 Khanpur 2~I 56 210 IIO 100 23 22
236 Bakhrak 7
237 Chak Wazir Lahbju 120 26 83 53 30 26 9
238 Bamooh 80 17 49 27 22 4
239 Speal Pain 6

,1102 289 1098 590 508 191 147

240 Wazire Chak no 15 71 38 33 f7 7
241 Sande Chak 39 9 83 47 36 32 28
242 Hamipru 39 97 428 224 2°4 26 24
243 Muthi Hardn 361 74 354 189 165 26 20
244 Katandi Kalan 22 15 69 35 34 34 34
245 Karandi Khurd 15 4 13 7 6 () 6
2i6 Sunjwan 66 15 71 37 34 10 IO
247 Ladwal 15 5 8 8 4
248 Dhangdev Pur 1I7 24 85 54 31 10 5
249 Jugial 13 10 38 20 16 10 6
250 Chak Wazir Chand 6 7 29 14 15
251 Bhambarwan 151 30 126 70 56 13 19
1354 305 1373 743 830 188 159
254 Mukundpur 125 58 324 177 '47 73 55
253 Rampur 10 5 15 71 4° 31 13 12
254 Salalpur 328 01 297 108 129 40 21
255 Khandwal 51 12 68 40 28 3' 20
256 Dohlian Jattan 394 85 357 214 1 43 49 28
257 Kore Punoo 33 0 76 328 r7~ ISO 20 Il
258 Pandori 18 3 3(> 139 7 6H II 15
259 Jugian 3 10 77 322 '
175 1 47 104 79
260 Chak Chhabba 43 9 30 17 13 17 13
1869 429 1936 1080 856 358 254
261 Chak Budhu 7

TOTAL 5 1957 T239J ';9 67° 31 433 282 37 87 28 7394 '""

.Others--Indian Christian 10M, IOF.
(i) Differen~es have been noticed in the spelling of village names as given in the Village Table. for 193 I and as shown in the enumera-
tion recoed for 1941. For the 1941 VilliLge Table we have adopted the spelling given in the record after checking it with the spelling given
in the list of villages supplied by the District Census Officer in 1941. The lists of such villages Is given below :--
As .hown in Village Table 193 I. Spelling adopted in Village Ta')le 194 r.
S. No. Name. S.No. Name.

1 79 2 Chhan Matlan 12 Chhan Matlani

1659 Chak Duria g8 Chak Daia
As separate population was available for Chak Daia. it has been shown separately as in 193 I when it was unoccupied though its popu-
]atiUlI should be included in Chak N athal serial number 149.
(ii) Rakh Sarkar Bagni. Bakhrak. Spral Pain and Chak Budhu serial numbers 117. 236. l39 and 2(jl respectively of the Village Table
~g.p though occupied in [931, were unoccupied at the present census.
 1941 POPULA nON

Muslim (Shia.)
~
,--_..______,
Hindus Sikhs
.-----'-------.
Buddhists
,---A.-----. ~
Others' Total literates
,----A----,
.les Fe ,nles Males Fe,nales lVIales Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

13 1:J 24 15 16 f7 18 19 20 21 22 33

23 IJ
2S '4
146 146 9
IS _>
27 25 4

87 78

27 21 2
23 .. I

399 381 17
21 26
15 R
198 180 4
163 145 3
I
I
27 24
4
42 26 2
8 10 2
14 IS
57 37
1&1 471 4 9
104 92 6
27 19
128 108 9
9 8
165 lIS 12
1,8 139 15 2
60 53 1
71 68 4

7It lOll 47 2

20663 I77 10 IO 2 651 1108

 88
CENSUS
VILLAGE
District Kathua
Tehsil 8asohli

Occupied ,-
Serial Name of Village 19.F houses No. of No. of ,-_ _ _ _
Charge Total
.A. _ _ _ _ _ _ Muslim (others)
No. Popnl"tion 1941 Cicci" , - - - _ .A. _ - - ,
J'(~rsons Moles Females Males Females

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

I Raulka 4If 74 10 443 212 23 1 J

2 Daulka 2i b 57 305 162 143 3 2
3 Barmota 45 0 93 489 26.5 22f 48 42
1137 224 1237 639 598 52 45,

4 Sandroohn 354 67 344 194 150 20 8

5 Bhandar 444 82 451 235 216
6 Kalore It'3 29 151 S] 68
7 Asooh 236 53 286 15 T 13.5 2

1197 231 1232 663 569 25 11

8 Sandhi 24 8 48 3 262 14 2 120
9 Fatehpur 396 84 451 244 20 7 30 31
10 Satti 37 0 83 .417 21 7 200 2

r 1014 215 1130 603 527 32 33

-AI 12
Bani
Gatti
2
4 "
IJ(.) 489
435
::!74 21 5 )2
3 1)
29
439 IJ<) 2]8 I'J7 32
867 208 924 512 412 68 61
13 Banjal ,Sf 43 5 235 "7 II~ II (>
14 Kaehir
Dharor
.3"
--
10
75 351
121
IH3 16H
20
15 5 '27 63 58 17
16 Kardoh 113 20 94 47 47
17 Siyara 120 24 126 ()2 64
18 Chilla 20~ 3(' 191 <)<) 92

1052 225 1118 571 547 28 2S,

19 Surjan 84 1 193 ,')
889 442 44i 50 54
20 Chalog 44" ]07 467 243 224 42 31
1283 3DD 1356 685 871 92 85
21 Koti 14" So) i 667 2S1 286 23 0 243
442 89 567 281 286 230 243
22 Duggan 4." y6 il 524 261 20 3 22 18
23 Bari 4 2; 101 457 236 221
24 Kanthal 810 186 1055 534 5 2I 4
1688 383 2036 1031 1005 26 19
25 Lawang 62[ 17() 9 764 376 3~k 21 3 207
20 Chandal 54 1 J3° 621 319 30 ! 15 II

1162 312 1385 695 690 228 215

27 Dhaggar 5f<) ]4" 10 547 2,;8 28,.1

649 140 547 258 289

28 Bholri 255 59 II 280 134 Ifro
29 Bcgoga 31); x8 389 193 196 4 &
30 Dhman 183 43 200 IOI 99 57 f>l
3 1 Dulanga.I 22h 72 293 153 140
3 2 Madhota 15[' 36 154 II
il) 75
"
1187 298 1316 660 656 73 80

33 :.Illar 273 5; r2 II 270 13 2 1311 10 ~

1941
TABLES

1941 POPULATION

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhi . . t_.; Others· Total literates

~ ,..-------A-- -----,
:\lales Females
~------, ,-~-~
I\Iales Female,
~
Males Females Males
-----..
Femal~.
Males Females Males Females

III T3 14 IS 76 I7 I8 '9 20 2I 22 23

211 23 0 8
15(.) '4'
2]7 182 3

587 553 11

174 '4 2 7
234 '115 3
83 M 1
147 '33 S
838 558 16

'4'
114
120
17(' 15
6

215 1911 5
571 494 26
24 2 I~il 7:-1
202 IU5 1~

444 351 96 2
100 112 6
18 3 1M 22
4h 3!l 3
47 47 1
62 64 0
99 9" ~

543 521 46
39 2 .W3 16
201 193 22

593 586 38
51 43 25
51 43 26
239 245 23
23{) ..!.!l 13
53<) 5 2 (' 41
1006 986 77
163 I~r 28
30 4 0(14 19

467 475 47
2SX 2~q 12
.258 289 12

]34 14 6
I~'l IMH
44 3S 3
15 2 '4 0 0
6R ()4

587 676 10
122 13° I
 90
Occupied
Serial N arne of Village. 1931 houses No. of No. of Total :Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge , _ _ . . o . . . _ _ - , ,-----A-----.
Persons }[ales l'emales :Males Females

I 3 4 .5 6 7 8 9 IO II

34 Malhar 1 0 50 I.H 940 435 169

35 Marhoon 59 1 115 842 323 II

,.,4 328 1852 890 982 110

36 Baggan 13 1257 633 97 90

1152 232 12&7 633 97 90

37 Kindli 288 74 71
38 Badnota 957 81 80
39 Thall 763 14 8 239
2008 1057 303 390

40 Sadhrota 608 135 IS 681 333 53 50

41 Machhedi 9 603 192 1018 516 77 117
1571 327 1899 850 130

42 Najot 475 100 16 &59 275 81

43 Sukral 294 71 370 206 32
1'44 Billawar 1155 262 1480 849 93
1124 433 2401 1330 208 ,.8
45 Kisbanpur 743 169 17 772 419 353 19 II
46 Tilla 257 63 314 I6g 145 6 7
47 Dewal 31 2 79 405 20 7 198

1312 311 1491 795 896 25 ,.

48 Lahri 18 563 08 7 27 23
49 Bathri 273 137 15 12
50 Ra.mpur 331 156 30 31
51 Malti 886 32 3 36 19

408 1881 903 108

52 Kauhag 737 180 19 8&1 441 4 10 65
53 Mandli 31[ 63 230 II9
54 Drunl/: 520 131 .,2
718
345
III
26 ,
3
153 lU
55 Dungara 681 139 360 358 22 21

2248 513 2411 1285 1148 243 183

56 Bbatwal 74 20 339 176 24
57 Bhtodi 134 ..9 354 4.5
58 Dhanunparul 132 788 397 128
59 Goduftal 87 443 239 50

2137 427 21.7 1188 1031 247

60 Ucha.·pind 1 87 21 617 33
61 LakhIi 99 483 13
08 1080 5&S 525 108
62

63
Tharakalwal

Kah
167

187

59
22

23
...
889

277
329
32. 380
II

11

17
12

12
10
64 Dan Jasdhar II2 482 14 15
65 Kohnoo 38 183

81i0 2" 942 31 25

66 Kachihr 297 68 324 151 4 3
67 S10r Jagir SOl 104 48D 243 IS 4
68 Kandhamu 32 7 88 372 185 22 20

112& 280 1176 5., 585 44 17

69 Amowala 37 8 88 417 222 195 47
70 Ramkot 1I66 253 1145 594 55 1 12 4

1544 341 1582 818 748 197 17'

 9I
J94' POPULATION
___A

Mnslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddtisb Others· T ota] literates

,..-----A---_____
~ ,.--~ ~ .----"---.... ~
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Fern les

I2 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2r 22 23

266 '259 4
3H .ill
700 700 6

5 27 543 44 4
$27 543 44 4

"7 76
395 4 0r 3
136 190 8

648 667 11

295 28 3 8
425 399 14
720 682 22
194 199 4
174 135 II3 4
7.;0 55 0 3 3 3 6 274 37
111 B84 3 3 3 6 391 41
faa 34 z 30
163 138 30
20 7 198 37 2

770 678 97 3
249 26 4
121 125 I
153 125 8
32 7 30 4 16

860 818 26
37 6 6z II5 8
J16 10<) 29
192 '43 44
33 8 337 55 10

1022 953 243 21

147 13'j
30b 25 0 19
'57 2fl 21
r82 154
892 784 46
269 279 53 I
180 200 7
449 479 60
3 18 34 8 30
318 348 30
131 119 13
226 227 S
94 89 15
451 435 36 1
163 154 1
ZI9 23<) 28 I
1 65 165 II
547 aS8 40 1
r6, 148 28 4
45 2 4 26 2 ,8!! 83
617 574 2 216 8'1
 92

Occupied
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge r------'--.-------, r-----'-----.
Persons Males Females Males :Females

:r 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

7 1 Galak 84 2 1m) 26 887 475 412 56 58

12 Makinal 662 I(JZ 851 3 60 291 26 20

1504 331 1538 835 703 82 78

73 Agli Dhar 346 93 27 418 231 18 7 41 39

74 Sialna 472 J08 490 247 2'13 35 39
75 Derli 145 42 188 88 78 26 20
1f> Rajwalta 570 II4 588 295 273 49 42
1&33 357 1842 861 781 151 140

77 Komia 151 .'13 28 12 158 78 78 7 7

78 Kalyal 759 197 909 4p2 447 139 124
79 Thanthoo 200 46 235 lIB Il7 12 15
80 Harnota 237 30 94 41 33
81 Barota 205 !II 381 ZOI ISO Z3 23
1552 397 1775 908 875 181 169
82 Dharmkot 53 2 JIB 29 571 291 274 5 6
83 Tehr 403 88 416 21 7 199 19 22
84 Bera! 30 3 69 313 169 T44 86 72
1238 275 1300 683 817 110 100
85 Bbadu 1I53 355 30 1255 °H 581 91 64
1153 315 1255 174 581 91 84

86 Juth.ana 9 88 175 31 1085 605 460 329 24 1

87 Bauhra 635 96 591 3 20 °7 1 139 130
1123 271 1858 925 731 488 371
88 Dharatta 691 139 32 7 878 347 33 1 129 142
89 Salladi 125 25 120 66 54 16 8
9 0 Parnaia 480 III 519 25 8 261 20 22
9 1 Pablan 388 93 344 J77 167 32 30
188' 388 1811 848 813 197 202
92 Seri 3 28 18 33 318 157 161 13 10
93 Moni 304 73 333 168 165
94 PIehl 282 "7 311 170 1.9 3 3
95 Dambrab 692 173 780 369 391 22 23
, ••0 391 1730 864 86& 38 38

96 Patti 57 6 135 34 671 305 ':73 31 22

Kailtri 253 59 247 128 Il9 II 5
~~ Chanera 276
302
08
SI
29G
348
135
18 3
161
165
22
51
18
42
99 Dhamlahr 2&9 [51 108
100 Nawshehra 251 76 21 17

1858 419 1728 902 828 138 10&

101 l\la.hanpore 8.5 233

60
35 910
346
473
193
437
15 2
78
101
.s
102 Athoon 344 95
10 3 Athyalta 616 96 743 3 87 35 6 231 208

180& 389 1988 10&3 846 418 351

10 4 Ponda 521 JI6 36 8 SS8 300 25 8 79 64

105 HarDt 68 24 98 49 47 IS 12
106 Sobar 64 2 ]46 886 354 332 I19 106
221 49 285 135 13 0 68 6r
1 0 7 Bera
1452 33& 1606 838 787 281 243

108 Prets 606 122 37 826 34 1 284 92 7i

109 Thana 705 159 748 403 345 24 18
IIO Plakb 702 159 7" 37 8 331 76 15
485 458 219
III Khagrod
II2 Plasi 87
100
2. 103
237
65 38
37
7 .
29

2185 684 2841 1424 1217 235 20G

 93
1941 POPULATIoN

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others·

~
, - - - - . _ A_ _ --.
r------"----. Totaal literates
~ ;---A-------, r - - - A __ ~
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Female. l\[a]es Females

I2 :/3 I4 IS I6 I7 IS I9 110 III 33 33

419 354
334 ~71
85 4
16
753 625
101 4
190 {48
ou 2
.04
6. 58 9 3
~
246 23 1
2
710 641
1. 3
71 71
323 323 +
106 102 26
47 53 7
178 157 4
3
719 706
N
292 268
198 177 14
12
83 72 19
573 517
45
574 513 2
7 ·of 201
45
574 513 I l' .. 201 U
276 319
181 141 S
9
457 360
14
218
50
23 8
IBg
46
239
.
:<I
20
liS 137
20 2
651 611
48 2
144 151
108 105 4
167 146 22
347 368 17
+9 S
826 830
92 5
274 25 1
117 114 n6 2
113 143
1]2 12 3 4
130 91 8 2
II
788 722
395
86
3 89
108
II2
•
J2
57
12
156 148
17
837 51.
141 12
221 194
34 35 7
235 226 2
67 69 i1 S
5117 524
5
61 ,
249 210
379 3 27 24
3 01 25 6 67 ~
200 190 51 2
II
58 34 21 2
1187 1017
17.
•
 94

Occupied
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses ~o. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population '94 Circle Charge r----_.A.._~
' Persons Males l"emales Males Females

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IQ II

113 Rehn 274 65 38 281 152 T29 10 4

1I4 M,ndla 253 6I 323 170 153 '7 20
II5 Kothi 453 98 471 27 0 201 09 45
IIO Plahi 778 I63 713 394 319 713 6S
1758 387 1788 888 802 174 137
117 Basohli Town 2092 54:1: 39 2383 '3 0 3 loBo "'II 21 9

2092 542 2383 1303 1080 241 219

lIS Sandar 735 IS2 40 755 41~ 33{; 15 II
II9 Smahn 38 7 94 454 243 2II 79 70
I20 Jhankar 355 85 404 20g 195 33 22

1477 361 1613 871 742 127 103

121 Dharmahanpur 499 117 41 9 500 26 3 237 52 47
122 Rraat 442 91 414 20 7 20 7 13 12
H3 Kohr-Dhar 3 81 83 378 18 3 195 13 20
>24 Dhar-Jhanku 855 179 860 43 2 42H 3l> 33
2177 470 2152 1085 1067 114 112
12 5 Dhehota 588 126 42 644 320 324 3 2
I26 Rotaar 50 7 10 5 592 298 294 98 90
I27 Dhar-Duggnoo 937 180 958 48 5 471 81 10 4

2032 411 2192 1103 1089 182 196

12S Ghooral 43 0 77 4] 474 242 232 3 I
129 Nagaali 327 58 348 ·186 162 4a 34
130 Siyalag 337 j2 378 200 17 8 .6 10
13 1 Bhakar 260 60 280 ISO 130
1363 267 1480 778 702 67 45
1]2 Bhoond". 3I ;- SO 4'4 313 17 2 14' 21.} 25
133 Jandrayah 292 77 292 15 8 134
134 Dodala 166 B 172 93 71) 1'0 ,+
775 200 777 423 354 39 3.
135 Drarnan 85 S 2_i2 45 852 444 408 19 ~o

13 6 Danna ISR 3a 159 7'1 80 3

137 Jann 373 93 351 195 156 40 31
1389 383 1382 718 844 59 54
138 Khaddi '35 45 46 201 108 93 2+ ,6
139 Butt f),.~
]95 685 36 5 300 5' 44
863 240 886 473 393 75 70

TOTAL 6591 6 I5o'j3 7 062 4 3 67-17 3.1 8 77 628" 577 0

*Others-Indian Christian 22M, 23F .

(i) Differences have been noticed in the spelling of village names as given in the ViUage Table for 193' and as ,ho,,-n in the enumera-
tion record for 1941. For the 191 T Village Table we have arlopted the spelling given in the record after checking it with the spelling given in
th~ list of villages supplied by the District Census Officer in Iq4 I. The list of such villages is given below : -

As shown in Village Table I931. Spelling adopted in village Table 1~4".

S_ No. Name. S. No. Name.

147 1 Patwal 56 Bhatwal

I5I7 Dereta 83 Deher
1543 Radota 80 Rarnota
1544 Barnota 8.1 Barota

(ti) The numbering of Census Divisions in Basohli Teh'i1 was not carried out in accordance with tile instruct.ions isslled. 'Vh~n the
deIect was noticed revision was DOt possible without creating other difficulties. As a result, whilst the Circles in the Village Tables for the
Tehsil follow each other correctly in sequence the Charges do not. Charges were numbered by Districts and "Circles by Tehsils. The Charg"
numbers in this Tehsil ron from 7 to 13. All are shown in the tables but they do not run consecutively with the Circles.
 95
"94" POPULATION

~
Muslim (SJtias)
:\lales Females
Hindus
,-----'-----,
:llales Females
~
:\rale.
Sikhs

Females Males
Buddhists
r---"------..
Females
Others*
r----"------,
Males
--
Females
~.--~
Males
Total literates

Females

Ii! I3 I4 I5 I6 I7 I8 I9 eo 2I zz Z3

142 125 17 I
153 133 1
201 156 7
3 IG 251 26
812 865 61 II
10 4 8 848 4 10 J2 745 336
1048 848 4 10 12 746 338
40 4 32 5 14
164 141 7
176 173

744 639 21
2II 190 9
194 195 2
170 175 1
396 395 3
971 955 15

3 17 3 22 6
200 204 16
40 4 36 7 12 2

821 883 U 2
239 23 1 5
13 8 128 4
184 168 13
150 130 5
711 817 27
143 IIO 10
15 8 134 0
83 65

384 316 18 t
4 25 388 22
79 77 1
ISS 125 [0

158 580 33
84 67 2
31 4 256 80 6
3.. 323 82
•
J043 I 118080 :r.o 4 ez Z3 3735 6011
 UDHAMPUR DISTRICT.

Udhampur, with an area of 5,070 sq. miles, and U dhampur T ehsils on the left bank. It
is 'easily the largest district in either of the enters the Reasi District a few miles from the
Jammu and Kashmir Provinces of the State. It village Ramban. The Chenab and its tributaries
comprises the five tehsils Udhampur, Kishtwar, are of little' use to the district for irrigation
Ramban, Ramnagar and Bhadarwah the areas purposp~ but are valuable as the means of floating
of which are 383, 3,021, 588, 525 and 55] sq. out bmb;;;i from the Kishtwar, Ramban and
miles respectively. Kishtwar, which is the Bhadrawah forests to the Punjab. The Jammu
biggest tehsil in the Jammu and Kashmir Pro- Tawi and the Djh .both rise in Ramnagar Tehsil ;
vinces, forms most of the northern and eastern the former rises in the north and flows through
part of the district. To the north and east this the Udhampur Tehsil and onwards to Jammu;
tehsil is bounded by the Kargil Tehsil of the the Ujh rises in the east and goes south through
Ladakh District and on the west by the Anantnag the Kathm. District. The whole area is a mass
Tehsil of the Kashmir Province with which it is of hills, ravines, rocks and forests.
connected by a path over the Sinthan Pass
(12,300 ft.) and by other less known routes. The main road from Jammu to Kashmir.
Ramban, Udhampur and Ramnagar Tehsils known as the Banihal Road, passes through the
running from north to south in that order, form Udhampur and Ramban Tehsils; it crosses the
the remainder of the western part of the district ; Chenab at Ramban village. The road to Bhadra-
they are bounded on the west by the Reasi and wah taking off at Batote, was under construction
Jammu Districts. To the south the Ramnagar as a motor road at the end of the decade. A
and Radharwah Tehsils march with the Jammu road to Ramnagar branches off near Udhampur,
and Kathua Districts. In the souih-east, this is a fair-weather motor road. Elsewhere in
Bhadrawah Tehsil and the south-eastern tip of the district there are tracks and bridle paths fit
Kishtwar Tehsil are bounded bv Chamba State only for pedestrians and pack animal trans-
in the Punjab. . port; in some places they are difficult enough for
men and animals. The headquarters of the
The whole district, which is in the 'Katural district is at Udhampur and of the five tehsils at
Division designated 'The Outer Hills' is moun- the places after which they are named.
tainous. The Great Himalaya Range separates
Kishtwar Tehsil in the east from the Surn and 2. Population.· ·The population of the
Zanskar illaqas of the Ladakh District and the district in 1931 was 273,688; at the recent
Pir Panjal Range to the west of Kishtwar and the Census it was 294,217 representing an increase
north of Ramban separates both from the of 7.5 per cent. against 10.29 per cent. for the
Kashmir Province. As the height above :iea whole State, The percentage increase is the
level varies from about 3,000 ft. to ne<lriy lowest for any district in the two provinces Jammu
15,000 ft. in each of the five tehsils, it is obvious and Kashmir; only the Ladakh District is
that the district, and each tehsil, experiences a lower. The population of the five tehsils sepa-
climate varying according to elevation and the rately at this Census was Udhampur 52,937,
seasons semi-tropical in summer in some p·,u·ts Kishtwar 60,893, Ramban 75,793, Ramnagar
and almost arctic in \yinter in others. All tehsils 60,0]6 and Bhadrawah 44,518 against 48,880,
possess splendid forests. Chil pine, blue pine, 56,496, 71,043, 55,666 and 41,583 respectively
deodar and fIr flourish according to locality, in 1931. The percentage increases are, Udhampur
aspect and altitude. Oaks and oth~r broad- 8.2Q. Kishtwctr 7.78, Ramhan 6.68, Ramnagar
leaved trees are plentiful, in some areas, l.t suitable 7.9 and Bhadrawah 7.05. It is difficult to give
elevations; above the limits for deodar there are specific re~'ts(jns for a n increase or decrease in
forests of silver fir amI, higher up still, j nnipcr population in any area ,'lith assurance unless the
and birch. question has been the subject of close investi-
gation over a period bllt there seems to be little
The chid river of t11'e district is the Chenab. doubt that the main reason in this case is the
known locally in Kishtwar as the Chandrabh2ga. prevalence of venereal diseases thronghout
It enters the Kishtwar Tehsil from Chamba State the whole district and of malaria in most of the
at an elevation of 7,500 ft. and after traversing more populated areas.
the whole tehsil passes between the Ramban,
Bhadrawah and Udhampur Tehsils. Ramban Details regarding the number of occupied
is on its right bank 'and parts of Bhadrawah houses in any village, the communal composition
 98
and the sex ratio may be easily seen in the tables. holds first place. Of the miscellaneous crops
Taking the district as a whole we find that Hindus sugar-cane is grown in Udhampur and Ramnagar
predominate and Muslims come next; the rest and cotton in Ramnagar. Th" opium poppy
are negligible. The actual figures are Hindus, grows well in Ramban and Udha.mpur; the area
including 21,645 belonging to the Scheduled under this crop is controlled by the Customs
Castes, 164,820, ~1:uslims 128,327, Buddhists 520, Department which purchases the produce.
Sikhs 445, Indian Christians 89 and Others Tobacco is grown in Udhampur and Ramban.
16. Hindus, the majority of whom are Rajputs, Saffron is cultivated to a small extent in the
form 56.or per cent. of the population and Kishtwar Tehsil.
Muslims 43.61 per cent; the whole of the rest
make up only .38 per cent. Examination of the None of the tehsils is self-supporting except
Village Tables for each tehsil will show that Ramnagar which usually has a surplus of maize
Hindus predominate in Udhampur, Ramnagar for e.'{port. Of the rest Udhampur is best off but
and Bhadrawah and Muslims in Kishtwar and usually imports rice from Kashmir. Bhadrawah
Rarnban; the predominance of Hindus is most comes next; in a good year the production of
marked in Ramnagar and of Muslims in Ramban. staple food grains is sufficient but usually
The two communities are closest in ratio in the people have to import rice and maiz.e from
Bhadrawah. There are only 44 Shias shown in neighbouring localities. Ramban and Kishtwar
the whole district. All the Buddhists except are never self-supporting. The Banihal locality
one were censused in the Kishtwar Tehsil which of Ramban usually produces sufficient but the
marches with t.he Ladakh District, to the rest of the tehsil does not and imports from
Zanskar locality of which these Buddhists really Kashmir. Kishtwar imports maize and rice in
belong. considerable quantities from Kashmir.
Ethnologically, a considerable number of the Irrigated areas depend entirely on small
inhabitants of Kishtwar, Bhadrawah and Ramban streams and mountain torrents fed by melting
Tehsils belong to Kashmiri stock; nearly all snows or local rain; the larger rivers in the area
the rest in this area and practically the whole flow between steep banks and are of little use
population of Udhampur and Ramnagar are for irrigation. In these circumstances timely,
Dogra by race. One might generalise and say well-distributed and adequate rainfall is essential;
that in the south of the district the people have a partial failure in the rains means poor crops.
affinity with the people of Jammu and Kathua In the matter of irrigational facilities Kishtwar
and in the north with Kashmir. The linguistic and Bhadrawah are best off followed by Ramban,
division is roughly much the same. In Kishtwar, Ramnagar and Udhampur. Ramnagar gets the
Ramban and parts of Bhadrawah Kashmiri is heaviest rainfall; sometimes it is so heavy as
widely spoken and many Kashmiri families have to be the cause of damage and loss. Rainfall in
been settled in these areas for generations Ramban is probably less than in ,my other tehsil.
past.
Gardens and orchards are conspicuous by
3. Migrations.-There is little movement of their absence throughout the disuict except for
the poulation which has any permanent effect. small areas in Bhadrawah. A species of white
Seasonal migrations of the Bakarwal element pomegranate called Darruni grows well in Ramban
take place -as in other districts. The lare;f' and Udh mpur; anardhana. is exported.
Rajput element, especially in Ramnagar, provides Mangoes and oranges are grown in Udhampur
recruits for the military services in the State and and a few bananas too. Ramnagar produces
the army in British India. There is some move- mangoes, apricots, mulberries and walnuts.
ment from all tehsils to Jammu and the Punjab Peaches, apricots, apples, pears, mulberries,
each autumn in search of employment but most quinces, grapes and walnuts grow well in Bhadra-
of these temporary emigrants return to their wah and Kishtwar; apples, peaches, apricots,
homes each spring. and walnuts in Ramban. The existing fruit
trees are mostly scattered or in small groups;
4. Agriculture.- The great majority of the there has been little attempt to b'TOW fruit on an
population is dependent on agriculturf!; live- organised and well-planned scale. Bhadrawah
stock and flocks are maintained to supplement and Kishtwar are well suited for the cultivation
cultivation. The chief grain crops are maize, of fruit of all kinds grown in Kashmir. When
wheat, rice, barley and trumba. Oil seeds, the motor road from Batote to Bhadrawah has
pulses and miscellaneous crops are grown to a been completed and is open to regular traffic
small extent in all tehsils. Maize is the staple fruit-growing in Bhadrawah should become an
food grain except in Udhampur where wheat important part of agriculture in that tehsil.
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The position as regards vegetables is the same apiculture and the collection of honey is a small
as in the case of fruit. Negligible quantities are local industry; saffron is grown in a small
grown and those only for home consumption. area. In Ramban a sheep-breeding farm at
Chillies, potatoes and cabbages are grown in Banihal is in its infancy; the opium poppy is
small quantities in Udhampur for the local urban grown in the Doda locality under the control
population. Similar is the case in the neighbour- of the Excise Department. Ramnagar produces
hood of the towns Kishtwar, Bhadrawah and bamboos. Sheep breeding is carried on in
Ramnagar. As in the case of fruit, vegetables Bhadra wa h and there is a fairly good trade in
of all kinds, as grown in Kashmir, could be ghee. If forest exploitation works be excluded
grown successfully in Kishtwar and Bhadrawah. it is correct to say there are no real industries in
With the opening up of communications with the whole district.
Jammu there should be scope in Bhadrawa.h for
growing the more expensive kinds of vegetables The wage of a labourer varies from four
as a cash crop for export to Batote and Jammu. annas to eight annas a day according to the
Ghee is produced in fair quantities by the Gujjar nature of his work. Unskilled workers in the
and Bakarwal elements throughout the district. forests are said to average about five annas a day,
Honey is produced in Kishtwar and Bhadarwah. shepherds and blanket makers six to eight annas,
Banafsha and gucehis are collected for sale road coolies from five to eight annas, and workers
from the forest areas of all tehsils. There are no employed on tapping the chil pine for resin in
fairs or markets held for the specific purpose Udhampur and Ramnagar from four to eight
of facilitating the sale and interchange of annas according to results.
agricultural produce.
6. Means Df Subsistence and Indebtedness.-
The rates obtaining for agricultural produce dur-
5. Industries and Labour.-There are no or- ing the decade and at the end of it compare
ganised industries in the district other than those favourably with assessment rates for revenue
connected with the Forest Department. The payments- but since' only Ramnagar Tehsil is self-
spinning and weaving of wool is a cottage industry supporting in the matter of food grains a high
in most areas; the materials produced are for price is of little benefit to the great majority of
local use. The rearing of silk-worms and the producers. Those with produce surplus to their
collection and delivery of cccoons to the Jammu requirements obviously benefit but those without
Silk Factory gives some employment in Udham- sufficient to support themselves and their families
pur and Ramnagar. The collection of resin, and the landless would naturally prefer a low
under the control of the Forest Department, has level of prices. The whole area is dependent
developed in the past decade and is a small on good rains and is subject to partial crop
cottage industry in Udhampur and Ramnagar. failure except perhaps in Ramnagar. All areas
The collection of minor forest produce such as except Ramnagar, and occasionally Bhadrawah
kuth, banafsha and [,'llcchis is carried on in have to import food grains and if price levels
suitable areas i.n all tehsils. The extraction of are high, the standard of living must be propor-
timber by contractors holding leases from the tionately reduced because wage levels, except
Forest Department is an important industry in perhaps in the towns, usually do not increase to
Kishtwar, Bhadrawah and Ramban; the forests the same extent as price levels. Those living
of Udhampur are not so near to good floating ne::]r good motor roads are better off during a
water and those of Ramnagar are reported to time of shortage of food grains than others
have been over-exploited in the past. Employ- owillg to cost of transport. The new Batote-
ment on road construction and maintenance Bhadrawah road should do much to ease the
works under the Public \Vorks Department is position in the area it serves and open up Ramban,
available to those willing to work in the Udh;J.m- Bhadrawah and Kishtwar to quicker relief and
pur and Ramban Tehsils living near the Banihal cheaper transport. The distance of most of the
Road and to those of the Ramban and Bhadra- district from good markets has made the success-
wah Tehsils living in the vicinity of Batote and ful development of small industries in the past
the line of the new road leading to Bhadarwah difficult; better communications and improved
The men of Ramnagar and Kishtwar have little educational facilities should contribute consider-
o[portunity to get employment on road construc- ably to a better standard of living in the future.
tion and maintenance work. There are a few The majority still lead a hand to mouth existence.
small industries which provide some employment.
In Udhampur a little cotton spinning and weaving In the absence of up-to-date and reliable
is done and brick kilns employ a few men. In inform,dion it is difficult to say what is thE:'
Kishtwar there are the sapphire mines at Padar ; average income per head per month. Local
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opinion varies from Re. I to Rs. 4 per head; the to restrict the zamindars credit and may make
majority opinion puts the figure between Rs. 2 his position uncomfortable for a period but they
and Rs. 3. The actual figure is probably RS.2-8-o. are in his best interests. If he cannot borrow
The local opinion is unanimous tha t in most cases he must go without and so be protected against
expenditure exceeds income and that indebtedness his tendencies to extravagant expenditure on
is increasing. social and religious ceremonies on a scale out of
all proportion to his income.
vVe have no economic surveyor recent
investigations giving information on the subject There has perhaps been some improvement
of indebtedness. The Settlement reports for the during the decade in the average standard of
area <1re old and out of date in this respect but living but probably little in the means of subsist-
they may be quoted in the absence of any more ence or reduction of debt. The decade 1941-50
recent information. At the same time we must holds some promise of improvement with the
quote the Settlement Officer's opinion that it is opening up of the district with good roads, the
difficult to get correct figures for debt as the increase of medical and educational facilities and
Rajput elements are inclined to conceal their the development of local industries suited to the
debts whereas the lower classes exaggerate theirs. district.
The Settlement Officer for Udhampur Tehsil,
in his report published thirty years ago, put 7. Education.--The district is educationally
average debt per acre cultivated at Rs. 9-13-5 in backward and facilities are inadequate. At the
cash and 17 seers of grain and the debt per head end of the decade Udhampur Tehsil had one
for owner and tenant classes together at Rs. 10-9-7 High School and seventeen Primary Schools for
in cash and 19 scers of grain. The same Settle- boys and one Middle and two Primary Schools
ment Officer in discussing unsecured debt in for girls; Kishtwar had one High School, one
Kishtwar three years later gave the average Technical School and twenty-two Primary Schools
debt per cultivated acre as Rs. 6-8-0, and per for boys and one Middle and one Primary
head of the agriculturist population Rs. 4-4-8 ; School for girls; Ramban had two Middle and
he gave similar figures for Ramban at Rs. 8-3-II nineteen Primary Schools for boys and four
per cultivated acre and Rs. 5-4-8 per head of the Primary Schools for girls; Ramnagar had one
agriculturist population and for Ramnagar at .Middle and nineteen Primary Schools for boys
Rs. 13-12-0 per cultivated acre and Rs. 13-1-0 and one Middle and one Primary School for
per head of the agriculturist population. No girls; Bhadrawah had one High School and
figures are available for Bhadrawah. It must nineteen Primary Schools for boys and one Middle
be realised that the figures given are so old as to School for girls. There is no High School in
be of little value except as a basis for discussion. either Ramban or Ramnagar. It must be re-
Large debt is not necessarily a sign of poverty; cognised that His Highness' Government for the
frequently it is the reverse; the better the credit past fifteen years have been giving more and more
the larger the debt and 'Vice 'Versa; the very attention to educational facilities and everything
p<;lOr have little credit and small debts. In the cannot be done at once. The first essential
past, throughout the district, the system of cash is good roads and communications; it is not
advances for repayment by agricultural produce, practical to have a school in every village but the
valued at a rate usually mu~h below normal aim is to have one in every village of a reason-
prices, reduced the majority of zamindars to the able size. In a district such as the one under
position of serfs, producing crops to hand over in discussion, which is a mass of mountains, hills,
liquidation of cash advances previously received. streams, ravines and forests it is obvious that
The system is referred to by the Settlement schools must be more numerous than in a plains
Officer as the musaida system; it is obviously district if the educational requirements of the
the same as that known in Kashmir as Wadh. children of the district are to be adequately
This system involves payments equivalent to served. This has been recognised by His High-
very high rates of interest; it is obviously ness' Government and if the present speed of
much more pernicious than the sahukars straight expansion in the number of schools is maintained
forward money-lending business with interest the position at the next Census will show a great
at 25 per cent. per annum. In the last two improvement as compared with the end of the
decades several Acts have been passed by the past decade.
legislature to limit the scope of operations of these
blood suckers; r'lies of interest recoverable at At the time of the Census the number of
law are limited and the recovery of agricultural literates in the whole district was r6,386 of which
produce in payment of debts is no longer enforce- 14,232 were males and 2,154 females. The
able in the courts. These measures are calculated figures for the tehsils separately are Udhampur
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3,322 males and 816 females, Kishtwar 2,942 these tehsils as well as more itinerant dispcns1.ri~5
males and 446 females, Ramban ":,532 males permanently based on the fixed dispensaries. An
and q8 females, Ramnagar 2.583 males and 319 itinerant dispensary is not a satisfactory substitute
females and Bhadrawah 2,1:153 males and 425 for a permanent fixed dispensary. In Ramnagar
females. The percentage of literates in the the itinerant dispensary has performed good
whole district works out at 5.S() and for the tehsils work but local opinion is to the effect that in
separately at Udhampm 7.SI, Kishtwar 5.56, distant places, where venereal disease is a serious
Ramban 3.53, Ramnagar +S3 and Bhadrawah menace to the population, those infected cannot
7.36. The percentage of litcrates is highest in he cured as existing facilities for them to undergo
Udhampur; this is probably due to the fact that the full course of treatment are inadequate.
it is the headquarters of the district and the most One report received from "3. Charge Superintendent
important trade centre. The figures for Ramban in Ramnagar Tehsil said that men in his area
and Ramnagar Tehsils are definitely poor ; as were dying heirless as a result of the ravages
remarked above, there is no High School in either of venereal disease. The difficulty of the problem
of these tehsils and it seems, as is mentioned in of treatment on a large scale over such an
other notes, that the existence or otherwise of a enormous area as the Udhampur District for a
High School has a direct bearing on the percent- prolonged period, such as is necessary if cases are
age of literacy in any area. to be successfully treated, is obvious and has
been receiving the attention of His, Highness'
8. Health and water Supply.-Health condi- Government for some years past but it is
tions throughout the district leave room for much clear that the present measures are not
improvement. Venereal diseases are a serious adequate. .
menace and malaria is prevalent in all areas of
medium and low elevation. Other causes of Drinking water supplies on the whole seem
sickness and death are much the same as else- to be sufficient and good but some localities
where in the province. Existing medical facili- experience difficulty at times. In Udhampur
ties are clearly inadequate to meet the special Tehsil the chief supply is from springs many of
requirements of the area in spite of the fact that which are not protected from contamination.
particular attention was given to the treatment This is a matter in which the Rural Development
of venereal diseases during the past decade. In Department can give prompt and valuable assist-
Udhampur Tehsil there are government dispen- ance as it has already done elsewhere. In
saries at Udhampur, Khabni and Batote and Kishtwar the main· source of supply comes from
there is a sanitorium for tubercular cases at mountain streams. and springs. With the excep-
Batote. In addition there are some subsidised tion of villages at high altitudes. which sometimes
indigenous medical practitioners. Kishtwar has experience difficulty, the supply is said to be both
one standard government dispensary at Kishtwar good and adequate. In Ramban Tehsil supplies
town and two subsidised dispensaries in the are sufficient in most villages. During the rains
mofussil. In addition there are several subsidised some villages experience great difficulty owing
vaids and hakims. There are three dispensaries to the streams becoming muddy and undrinkable.
in the Ramban Tehsil at Ramban, Doda and Possibly some method of filtering could be con.
Banihal. Ramnagar which seems to require most trived at places like Ramban and Banihal which
medical attention has the least; there is one are centres of some local importance. Ram-
itinerant dispensary and one subsidised dispensary nagar's drinking water is reported to be unsatis.
in the whole tehsil. Bhadrawah is probably the factory. Several local reports say that there is
healthiest tehsil In the district but this may be great scarcity at times even at the tehsil head-
attributed to its climate. There is one govern- quarters, Ramnagar town. In the reports
ment dispensary in Bhadrawah town and a referred to it is represented that tube wells are
recently established subsidised dispensary. It required and that these cannot be sunk without
will be noticed that practically all the dispensaries government aid. This would appear to be a
are on the main road or at the different tehsil case for investigation by the Rural Development
headquarters. It is quite impossible for these to Department. On the whole conditions in
serve the inhabitants of villages far distant over Bhadrawah Tehsil are satisfactory but the drink.
mountainous country and bad roads. Local ~ng w~ter of Bhadrawah town,. though adequate.
opinion is unanimous in clamouring for better IS saId to be of poor qualIty. The villages
facilities, supplies and equipment. Kishtwar, located in the Charges 41 to 45 are said to suffer
Ramnagar and Bhadrawah require first atten- from scarcity always.
tion. More standard government dispens2.ries,
located at centres 'specially selected to serve as 9. Miscellaneou5.-(a) The chief places of
big an area as possible, are urgently required in interest in the district are:-
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(i) A temple and fort at Kirmchi (Udham- (ii) Ashta Dasha Bhuji Devi's festival at
pur). Sarthal in Kishtwar held in Assuj.

(ii) Old forts at J aganoo, Kotlibala and (iii) Astanbala Ziarat fair in Har.
Udhampur.
(iv) Chandi Devi fair held at Gulab Garh in
(iii) An ancient temple of Shivaji at Lohrta Bhadon and Assuj.
(Kishtwar).
(v) Baisakhi and Chetar Chaudashi fairs·
(iv) The Bimla Nag temple at Lomlri. (Ramban).
(v) The ruins of ancient palaces at Patnasi. (vi) Bai<;akhi fairs at Barmien, Amvara, and
Ghori in Ramnagar Tehsil.
(vi) The Gajpat and Doda forts (Ramban).
(vii) Rathayatra fair at Dhanuta.
(vii) A Khanqah at Doda.
(viii) Chani Mansar Lake fair in Har.
(viii) A temple at Mahala.
(ix) Wrestling matches at Thial in Har.
(ix) The old palaces of Dogra and Bindral
Rajputs (Ramnagar). (x) Baisakhi and Dussehra fairs at Bhadra-
wah.
(x) The ruins of an ancient temple at
Tholre. (xi) Id at Bhadrawah.
(ix) The temple at the Chani Mansar Lake. (xii) Vasuki Nag fair held at Bhadrawah
proper in the month of Bhadon.
(xii) The Sobarnag and Maheshonag temples.
(xiii) Rihoshwari Devi temple fair in Sawan.
Throughout the Bhadrawah Tehsil and in
parts of Kishtwar there are numerous small (xiv) Kailash Yatra fair in Sawan held near
temples dedicated to snakes (Nag). This snake- the mountain peaks of the same name.
worship is believed to have been common to the
areas mentioned and to Kashmir in early Hindu (xv) Folk dances known as 'Kuds' are
times. held in the autumn in Bhadrawah and
Udhampur Tehsils.
(b) There are no markets in the district
for the special purpose of the sale and interchange (c) There are hot springs in the Kishtwar
of agricultura~ produce. The fairs and festivals Tehsil at Kaharnala in the locality of Duchhan,
all have some religious significance. The more at Tatapani in Padar and at Rannei in Wardwan
.important are:- which might be worth examination and improve-
ment so that their medical qualities are made
(i) Baisakhi festival at Udhampur. available to the local people to the fullest extent.
 VILLAGE TABLES

DISTRICT UDHAMPUR, TEHSIL UDHAMPUR

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CENSUS

District Uclhampur VILLAGE

Tehsil Udhampur

Serial Kame of Villag(" Occupied ,-

193 1 houi3e~ ]\0. of No. of
No.
Population 194' Circle Char!;~

PeL~on~
Total
,.._ _ _ _ _A_ _ _- - - - - ,
Malos Females
,..---..........___,
Muslim (others)
Males Females
I 2
3 4 j 6 7 8 9 10 II

1 I,hanga
2 Pernote 4h(} 67 341 20X 139 44 2(,
27~ 234
3 Gandri 45 144 90 5 (J
28 7 54 240 122 lIR
f Batli 77 So
133 26 120 65 36
5 Metra Gobindpura 55 30
61 7 I5 g 700 39~ 3 02 126 102
1798 348 1641 937 104 288 244
6 Pari Jagir
15 ~ 21
7 Dothan J agir 93
4
24 6,
K '3
8 Kothi Jagir 118 56
224
9 Bhathan
10 Kahbj Jag;r
163
72
34
242
175
T:2(J
85
122:
90
L'
2[1
Ig
31
19"2 228
II Thangcr Jagir 45 12 4 104 78 57
I2 Badhol 32 9 67 266 143 12 3 79
23 I' 7f
I.1 Bandhera Jagir 8[
34 2l 13 '4 ~
'3 69 40 29 13 7
1120 2117 1153 603 550 228 195
14 Badhotta (;03 1':':5 570
15
16
Sadhota
Galhot
121
61 7
27
11 i'
" 135
JI4
73
256
62
48
9
.f'
'!
633 3T<- 2Ul 90 78
1341 269 1338 759 579 147 129
Kansal
17
18 Lander Baranda r14
2If
25
50
.. 149
237
77
12 3
-, -,
19 M:,jara Rasyalan II4 1 ~) 20
16 4 22 <)
20 DIl'ge 13
19 T 45 182
21 Dandota J agir 93 89 TO
7
22 Malti
293 65 329 178 151
23 Puri Hhuti
2(} h 21 [5 12 ,
25 20
I
24 Ketla
18 9 47 211 105 IOu ~3 26
'43 31 139 7(' 63 '4 9
1189 275 1296 676 620 92 83
25 Ketti ;.
26 5M IIy 5 604 ~
Occhsuba IS
3°4 300 II
27 Bhirye 23 14 9 5 I
28 Kutlehan Payir 47 IJ 44 2~ 20
138 3(' 194 qi
29 I\:ulchan Bala
275 5/1
9i 7 II

3 0 Panwnl 243 118 I'ZS

45 lZ 69
3 1 Lutyar "4 40
440 l_:}l 474 24H 226

1555 333 1651 834 811 21 23

32 Chulna ROl 1~3 .; 837 U
33 Mir. 375 97 RI
888 I8~ 870 4 '
4('3 40 7 u I.,
1689 365 1707 925 782 103 95
34 I,aray
Balli 27 4 34 17 17 17
35 r02n 19b
17
Mohar
'If'' 995 521 474 I~() 159
197
37 ,hatara
3 8 11anta
I3()
4'
24
196
124
lIz
(lh
8"
5~
.>~
8
27
H
190 4' 217 12(1
30 Gorhi r2~ 1:2
97 1> 13
113 03 50 ') 5
170& 318 1678 899 179 273 229
4 0 Samroli 25 6 5'.) R
4 1 Ghumti 266 "43 12 3 30 22
78 IS 71 40
4 2 Narsuh 25()
37
43 Kithar 54 241 13(' III 18
44 Jhim
3 21
396
68
75
342
379
16y 173 "
45 Ladha 199 180
593 lIS 641 32 3 324 27 19
1900 389 1958 1007 951 78 59
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1941
TABLES

1941 PoPULATION
~,

Muslim (Shias)
~
Males Females
Hindus
,-----A----,
Males Females
~
Males
Sikhs

Females
Buddhis '"
, - -..... -t-----,
Males Females
~
Males
Others·
Females
______._____,
Total literateg

Males Females

Iii I3 I4 Ij I6 17 I8 I9 20 iiI 22 il3

16 4 It3 16
139 84 8
45 38 9 3
29 25 1 I
252 195 10 5 137 34
639 455 10 5 171 39
8 13
62 50
102 104
59 59
46 47
64 49 3
7 5
27 22

3711 355 8
266 214 2
64 53 2
281 18 3
4
611 450 8
77 7'
10 4 ')4
l) 13
83 8.
153 131
14 II
8. 80 2
62 54
584

296
537
2Sl,
•
9 ~
24 20
go 86 I
u8 12 5
29 40
24/ 226 3
813 794 S
3 u5 294 7
457 3<)3 .6

B22 687 13
3
33 2 315 9
74 56 5
58 50 5
r08 84 17
54 45 2

626 550 41
ll~ 1<>1 2
37 40
115 <l3 8
169 173
199 IRa 3
296 30 5 z
929 892 15
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Occupied ,
Serial Name of Village 1931 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Popnlation 194 1 Circle Charge ~
Persons Males Females Males Females

I 3 4 oS 6 7 8 9 IO II
"
46 Naror 261 55 9 279 138 14' 14 4
47 Bathi 37 6 83 385 194 191 13 13
48 Bhangara Khalsa 133 32 122 SM 64 12 II
49 Bhangara J agir 209 54 233 II7 u6 31 39
Sorop 225 52 207 106 101
~~ Mansar 215
126
55
25
232
129
1I8
68
114
61
26
6
37
52 Hemrah 5
53 Tirshi 220 49 253 139 114 12 10
Gandala Jagir 247 61 21& 135 I3[ [9 16
J; Kirmichi
56 Jar
257
So
14
13
308
U
163
45
'45
41
30
37
18
34
2349 553 2500 12B1 1219 208 1B7

57 Dabryah 1I9 39 10 225 124 WI 51 33

58 Mela 21 4 17 8 9
59 Top 25 7 33 IS ,8
60 Bhatia SI 15 82 28 34
61 Cbak Rakwalan 560 146 570 298 278 66 57
776 211 813 473 440 117 ao
62 Kolta 149 43 II 142 15 67 15 13
63 Parhann 128 36 132 71 ~~ 3 I
64 Jib 837 21 3 811 4 13 398 31 25
1114 292 10B5 61i 510 4a 39
6S Badali 13.5 29 1% 144 81 63 16 10
66 Delichak 63 16 82 35 27 5 4
67 Sansah 59 31 147 82 6J 47 35
68 Rakh Sansuh 1% 2 5 4 I
69 Kothi Panyir 66 12 83 33 30 2
70 Maghan 169 32 188 lOS 94 30 30
71 Khateryar 78 19 84 22 42
72 Rahmbal 616 141 674 354 32 0 44 34
1198 288 1358 718 642 144 113

13 Mangyote lI8 29 13 138 12 64 IS 14

74 Farna 59 14 118 32 26
Takoli 28 4 24 12 I2
75
Sayal Jattan 119 26 126 61 65 I
16 66
11 Lansi 88 25 114 48 18 9
Bali 67 8 53 26 21 5 4
18
19 Snyi 85 21 104 49 55
80 Sambal 17 1 31 175 100 75 I 2
81 Jhakar 159 58 267 125 142 29 37

884 222 1057 543 514 69 88

82 Kallarhemity 139 29 14 184 80 8.. 28 29
83 Dandyal 37 13 55 28 27 6 9
84 Karlyi KalIanglu 75 8 10 30 :.!o

85 KarJyi Suki l' 8 41 22 19 9 8

86 Roant 36 5 23 12 II
87 Dhanori 181l 40 145 80 65
88 Omara 124 31 134 68 66 5
89 Bararyan 16 59 28 31
9 0 Rakb Kathyala 4 1. B 10

G72 1&4 889 3&8 333 44 &1

9 1 Shajalta 138 17 15 100 52 48 40 39

92 Jhakhan r90 38 209 III 98 69 63
93 Dalah 12 4 20 toO 51 49 21 17
94 Gangeva 105 26 93 49 44 49 44
95 Sangar
9 6 Sayalsalan
30
log
14
3
24
8
10
80
28
6
48
12
4
32
(4
2S
6
I, 9
91 Karlayi Khalki
98 Thanda Padar . 74 2) 1C1t 46 63
99 Nagrota 159 32 1111 60 55 20 15
100 Rathan 70 7 168 784 432 362 51 39
101 Chahni rll 3 27 10 (7
(02 Gorri 14 7 34 11 11 4 4
103 Sutan 62 14 64 31 33 4 3
104 Paryan 221 28 177 89 88 u II

198& 411 1838 1014 924 307 2St

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1941 PI PULAllOY

,____... _____
Muslim (Shias)
~
Hindus
~
Sikhs Buddhists
r------"----.. ~
Others· Total literates
,...-----'-----,
Males :Ferua.le" Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Female. Males Females

JZ 13 14 IS 16 17 I8 I9 2O 21 22 3)

124 137 6
181 17 6 5
46 53 .5
80 77 2
106 lC.ll 3
92 77 13 6
62 56 7
12 7 104
116 II5 3 2
133 [27 64 18
8 7
1075 1032 114 30
73 68 Il
K 9
15 18
28 34
23 2 22[ 12 5
356 350 2D 5
60 54 7
74 54 4
3 82 373 63 7
516 481 74 7
<>5 53 j
30 13 9
35 30 3
4 r 3
3 30 I
75' ('4 26
:12 4 2
2111 Z5 2' '"h 34 51 9

544 495 28 34 100 10

57 5u 12
32 16
12 12
60 65 8
'Ill 39
21 23
49 55 z
99 73 6
9° 105 8

474 448 47
51 55 15
22 18
30 20 5
13 II 2
12 II 3
80 ()j I
67 61 4
28 31 3
8 1"

312 282 33
12 'I
42 35
30 3'" 3
(, 4
23 17 2
6 5 3
46 63 5
4 0 4° 12 2
375 32 3 12
10 17
13 13 z
27 30 3
77 77 3
707 665 47 2
 roB

Occupied
Serio. Name of Vill age 1931 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge ~
Persons .Males Females Males Females

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

lOS Omala 109 30 16 127 77 So 2

106 Thali 9 3 12 7 5 6 .;
10 7 Manou Jagir 6 3 2 1
108 Navah Jagir 15 7 32 16 16
109 Bashyal Rayjolian 16 2 17 6 []

110 Chantal 6 2 9 5
111
112
Basbyal Jattan
Savil Jagir
8
32
5
9
2.1
41
II
17
10
24
"
II3 Kah Jagir 28 13 31 19 12
II4- Ka.hirah 139 38 179 91 S8
II5 Chari Jagir 77 15 14 35 39 3 6
ul> Baryal 144- 31 138 72 fi6 18 18
II7 Kawa Jagir 353 91 393 223 170 18 I2

942 247 1017 581 496 47 41

u8 Manpa Jagir II6 32 17 108 53 55 10 9
1I9 Balyan 206 54 260 135 12 5 47 32
120 Barbaryan 264 69 299 161 138 6 5
121 Thil 296 64 382 200 182 25 25
122 Roun 21 3 56 215 106 109 17 10
123 Sunthan lSI 31 182 86 76 27 16
1248 308 1428 741 685 132 97
124 Garuyai 5 88 135 18 659 3f8 3 11 6f 59
125 Malohar 81 3 171- 80a 408 4 00 47 49
1401 309 1467 766 711 111 108
126 Bhttal 660 If6 19 6 862 343 319 127 IIS
127 Godhar 3 19 77 348 192 156 107 75
128 Darsub. 501 104 537 285 25 2 165 146
1480 317 1547 820 727 398 33.
129 Koperla 78 20 20 96 54 41
130 Dhalpar 3 18 65 362 19 1 17' 49 55
131 loban 23 8 41 213 101 112 27 23
132 Batta 23 6 58 275 149 lO6 I
133 D0d3.r 35 S 31 14 17
134 SbaPPel 86 16 96 50 45
I3S Kub 328 109 517 260 257 ]
1]6 Rittl 23 8 34 87 52 35
1667 348 1676 871 804 81 78
137 Thauaha 403 94 21 541 277 26 4 [04 68
138 Kah Sarotaryan 25 8 48 25 23 u 10
139 Karoa 121 28 123 66 57 8 7
140 Jaganu 766 203 138 375 6 67 65
I'll Bbagpur 159 38 174 80 391-" 2 5
I4 a Ser 100 15 72 34 38
143 Mator 67 17 &7 27 30
141- Sanal [12 34 154 76 78 10 13
145 MaudoJat 65 38 173 89 84 47 35
146 Basan 158 44 187 99 98 7 7
1971 518 2178 1148 113D 2&8 11D
147 Kotli Bala
148 Harsuh
149 Laddan
II4
107
142 36
32
24
22 7 174
118
132
99
63
70
75
55
62
30
3
10
20
..
6
150 Osuh Jagir 368 99 442 236 206 5 I
151 Pakhlayi 502 100 566 288 277 48 36
152 Chathat 390 85 443 224 219 3
153 Dhargadiyau
154 ofhtrat
200
92
48
26
247
131
124
61
12 3
70 12 20 "
1915 451 2252 1165 1087 111 91
155 Nagulta 5 86 II6 23 S8S 297 ,68 24 32
156 Dbandar 516 II3 600 290 310 IS 17
157 Kahn 'l9 26 90 44 46
158 Siyana 348 70 341 184 IS7 18 18
159 Satyalta 68 7 157 T4D 36 8 372 6 4
223. 482 233. 1183 1153 13 71
 log
19.41 PoPULATION

Muslim (Sliias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Other.· Total literates

.,.------A------ ~ ~ ~ ~ ,-------'------.
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

T:J Z3 14 15 16 1'7 18 19 "0 111 .22 .23

75 50 II
1
2 I
16 16 3
6 II 3
5 4
II 10 I
Ii 24 5
19 12
91 88 15
32 33 6 I
54 48 22 3
205 158 30 2

534 455 .8 7
46 2
~~ 93 II
155 133 3
175 157 17
89 99 I
59 60 5
&08 588 3&
284 252 32
3 61 35 1 7
845 103 38
216 204 51 7
85 81 6
120 106 10

421 381 e7 7

54 '. 41
14' [16 14
74 89 7
148 126 4
14 17
50 45 2
257 257 10
52 35 2

781 128 31

173 196 18 2
14 13 r
58 So 7
3°8 299 188 74
78 89 8 I
28 35 6 3 4
27 30 10
6(i 65 7
42 49 10
92 yl 20

886 917 & 3 272 7B

69 55
60 .5 1
60 56 I
23 1 20 5 5
240 24 1 4
221 21 5 6
124 123
49 50 2

10M 9118 20

273 236 9
275 293 4
44 46 9
]6] 133 .5 6 U
362 368 8
1115 107& 5 & 41
 IIO

Occupied r---
Serial N me of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 194' Circle Charge ,-------'------.
Persons Males Females Males Females

I 1I 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

160 Baharyan
161 Udhampur
J Udhampu(
Town
80
3633
58
944
24-25 8 266
4400
137
25 0 7
129
1893
5
575
10
377'
3713 1002 4666 2644 2022 580 387
162 Rote 62 3 134 26 9 726 38 7 339 '43 '30
16 3 Payota 808 166 841 445 396 23 8 203
1431 300 1667 832 735 381 333
1 64 Magota 700 135 27 759 4 18 34 1 281 uS
165 Sarak 270 49 316 IjO 166 121 131
166 Farbal 349 67 398 222 176 13 8 98
1319 251 1473 790 683 540 447
16 7 Goha 221 47 28 266 134 132 9 7
168 Mothl 52 3 104 574 294 280 14 8 144
169 Jhambal 445 81 495 244 251 27 28
1189 232 1335 672 663 184 179
170 Sarsi 388 63 29 360 192 168 131 lIS
17 1 Faryote 618 13 1 732 3 89 343 69 34
172 Ganglovar 80 23 113 69 44 IS 3
173 Khaleni 4 16 78 400 223 177 32 22
1502 295 1605 873 732 247 177'

174 Saras 175 30 3° 186 100 86 10

175 Hadd 24 2 55 260 135 125 7 3
176 Malhori 453 97 467 25 8 20g 39 28·

870 182 913 493 420 56 3:J.

177 Thop"l 222 55 3' 10 237 12 7 IlO 35 25

178 Dha'ralta. 78 28 127 64 63 6 6
179 Chakwah 168 47 195 101 94 7 6
180 I.odhwal 167 43 206 1I5 91 21 17
lSI Kathri 56 15 58 34 24 3
182 Bandhera 89 IS 72 4' 31 6 4
183 Trihgla 146 44 170 9H 72 26 19
18 4 Bartha! 69 13 49 27 22 II 10
185 Dharmond 343 75 396 196 200 68 70
1338 338 1510 803 707 183 157
v{S6 Batote 573 '02 32 652 37 2 280 185 144
187 Shanpa 46 9 126 601 338 26 3 84 58
188 Cbilla 8 3 19 9 10
189 Sana 95 1 195 1079 599 4 80 90 38
2001 486 2351 1318 1033 359 240

19o Balwat 398 81 33 473 248 225 57 52

19 1 Papryah 1311 30 172 84 88
192 Karman 100 22 127 67 60
193 Savni 361 70 379 210 169 40 20
194 Kanfar 194 36 180 95 l:I5 75 65
195 Chander Kate 207 31 166 83 83 49 52
1404 276 1497 787 710 221 189

TOTAL 411865 Tr045 5IJ937 Q8065 3487 2 6II6 5036

.Others-6M, 2F Other Christians; 21M, I2 F Indian Christians; 1M, zF Jains.
 III

1941 POPULATION
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Othets" Total literate~
r-~ ~ .----A----, ~ r--..J.---___.
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

I3 I3 z4 I5 16 I7 I8 19 .20 iiI 22 23

13 2 1I9 62 28
22 2 1870 1487 19 13 21 , 14 1295 55 0

.22 2 2002 1806 19 13 21 1a 1357 578

244 209 JI
207 193 42 .2

451 402 73 3

137 IZ3 14
29 35 2
84 78 6

250 238 22

125 125 [7
14 6 136 9
217 223 IS
488 484 41

61 50 4
320 309 30 I
54 +1 16 I
2B7 155 2 56 6

2 822 555 2 106 8

90 84 13
1'28 12Z :.0
:n9 181 44 3
437 387 77 3
92 85 17
58 57 10
94 88 II
87 69 7 5 40 4
31 24 9
35 27 10
72 53 25
16 12 8
u8 130 32
813 545 7 5 182 4

176 134 5 6 85 21
244 198 10 7 51 II
9 10
509 44 2 8

938 784 15 7 8 144 32

191 173 6
84 88 2
67 60 I
169 149 6
20 20 5
34 31 4
&&6 &21 24 2

24 a 2z804 19745 93 73 28 .If J323 8:r6

 II2

(i) Differenus have been noticed in the spelling of village names as given in the Village Tables for 1931 and as shown in tbt:
enu'Dleraticn record for 1941. For tbe 1941 Village Tables we have adopted the spelling given in the record after checking it with the spelling
given in the list of "magEs supplied by the District Census Officer in 1941. The list of such villages is given below :_
As sbown in Village Tables 1931. Spelling adopted in Village Talbe. 1941.
S. No. Name. S. No. Name.

2132 Thanger II Thanger J agir

21 33 Bandhera 13 Bandhera J a gir
2136 Dothan 7 Dothan J agir
21 37 Kothi 8 Kothi Jagir
21 47 Kati 25 Kotti
21 4 8 Kinal 17 Kansal
2IgI Parai) 166 Parhal
2204 Bant 154 Barat
2206 Osuh 15 0 Osuh ];:gir
2'212 Gangrah 94 Gangeva
2222 Torbari 39 Gorh;
2251 Ajma! 72 Rahmbal
2254 Manpa lI8 Manpa Jagir
2255 Kothi Pain 69 Kothi Panyir
2256 Hagin 70 Maghan
2275 Chari XI5 Chari Jagir
228 5 Makartbi 82 Kallarhemitv
2295 Sothian 10 3 Sutan .

(ii) Bararyan seliaJ nllmber 89 of the Village Tables 1941 is not traceable in the Village Tables 1931. Probably this was inCluded with.
some other village.
(iii) Villages Occhnallah, Rakh Thandeh and Rakh Nirahnal serial numbers 2151, 2326 and 2327 re.pectively of I931 Village Tables.
..... e unoccupied at this census and do Dot therefore appear in the Tables for 194"
 VILLAGE TABLES
DISTRICT UDHAMPUR, TEHSIL KISHTWAR
 · II4
CENSUS
VILLAGE
District Udhampur
Tehsil Kishtwar

Occupied ,-
Seria.! Name of Village. 1931 hIuses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge r- ,...----A--......
Persons Males Fema.!es Males Females

I z 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

I Sukhnaie :223 30 II 228 IZO W9 120 10 9

2 Rekenwas 132 19 111 59 52 59 52
3 Gumri 175 ~5 175 100 75 100 75
4 Margi 294 47 308 174 135 173 135
5 Bas'mana 240 52 235 107 [21! 106 128
(, Aftee 185 41 238 124 114 124 II4
7 Aftee Kozaz 86 16 109 53 56 53 ,56
8 Choye Draman II3 32 190 106 114 105 84
9 Mungli 167 35 188 1o,", 86 luI 86
10 Barayan 174 :25 165 88 77 88 77
I I Anshan 296 47 285 173 112 172 112
12 Mulwarwan 2:l.0 38 193 105 88 105 88

230S 407 2427 1311 1116 1306 1116

13 Nawgam 181 36 :2 200 114 ~6 106 86
14 Nopa.chi 762 110 870 498 37 2 4 80 372
IS Dharie 125 22 138 75 64 75 64
16 Changam q02 1]9 852 515 437 179 396
1870 313 2161 1102 859 1140 918
17 Pathgam 643 100 3 844 337 30 7 33 6 j 07
18 Irdu 589 101 708 384 32 4 355 323
111311 201 1352 721 631 691 630
19 Rinaie 824 121 4 933 439 3"4 427 39 2
8114 1111 833 439 394 421 382
:20 Kadaxna 9 TS 135 .5 941 493 44 8 4 89 44 8
u Tiler 3 10 60 310 199 161 188 161
22 Dehriana 751 89 748 416 33' 4 15 33 0
23 Hanzal 134 23 151 91 60 16 9
2110 307 2200 1119 1001 1108 948
24 Lupara 739 133 6 IZ 824 424 4-0f) 125 108
25 Chicha Dachhan 4 25 70 480 235 225 86 68
1184 203 1284 65. 625 211 118
26 . Lohrna 792 162 7 1050 55 0 500 233 190
27 Janakpur 696 12 3 748 399 35 0 ISS 143
1488 28& 1788 849 850 418 333
211 Sonder 10]3 162 8 1060 55 1 509 38 7 3 19
1073 182 1060 551 508 387 319
29 Palmar 21 33 33 0 9 2258 llB8 107 1 706 626
30 Bbanderkoot 71 13 18 45 34 17 II

111104 343 11338 1233 1185 723 837

31 Toggod ,,86 94 10 589 320 27'1 II 13

32 Moolchetar 610 106 6114 34 1 28 3 228 167
33 Sigdee 2088 347 2187 1121 1066 910 83 0
34 Bbata 196 35 241 128 II3 128 II3
3480 582 3151 1910 1741 1217 1123
35 Chingam ISBS 273 JI 13 1715 9 09 !l06 50 7 439
36 lndarwal 187" ]13 1143 100] 93 6 706 624
3417 886 3658 1918 1742 1213 1061
 lIS
1941
TABLES

- - - - - -_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 19 .p
_ -. - - -
POPULATrON
- A - - - _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others Total literates

~ r----"-------. ~ r- ~-., r-~ .------"----,
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

III IS I6 I8 I9 20 ZI Illl

2
14
8
2
4
6
2

5 42
8
17
7
42 2
5
36 41 13

81 41 67 2
I
29
7
31
30 38
11
9
11 2 9
4 II
II
8
2
5
75 51

91 53 25
2 99 29 2
1 49 1 57
3
2

448 449 5
31 7 310 27
214 207 19
531 617 46
164 19 0 13

164 190 13
4112 445 III
28 ~3 6
610 468 117
30 9 266
n
II3 II6 8
.II 2 36
33
5
633 618 58
402 36 7 36
301 312
71
703 679 107
 1I6

Occupied
Seria.l Name of Village. 1931 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population I9,P Circle Charge r----"----.
Persons Males Females Males Females

I iii 3 4 5 6 7 8 !I IO II

37 Cbbatroo 218 3 37 2 12 2320 1220 1,[00 1030 909

3 8 Dicha.r 181 28 175 89 86 89 86
39 Udil Gojra.n 228 31 211 109 102 106 102
2512 431 2706 1418 1288 1225 1017
Kucbal
....0 I I ........ 192 13 1205 629 576 555 5 14
41 Rahaltbal 593 120 721 391 33 0 297 250
42 Darbecl 740 136 780 399 3 81 25 2 237
f3 Haorna 395 82 399 221 178 68 57
44 Dhar 4 20 77 426 219 ~07 89 8%

3292 607 3131 18S1 1672 1281 1140

45 Thiller 7 12 123 14 14 874 457 417 259 215
46 Dharbadan 28 5 56 340 167 173 25 27
47 Pakalan 182 40 222 130 92 40 22
4 8 Saranwan 36 5 64 381 188 173 "3 107
49 Seergwa.r II5 18 88 57 41 57 41
So Kesbwa.n 97 0 178 1043 563 480 4 81 4 06
51 Aniol 163 35 183 82 81 13 17
2782 5tt 3101 1844 1457 ..8 8.
52 Obli 12 7 29 15 141 79 6. 52 39
53 Batkoot 200 39 213 102 III 15 25
54 Hadar 95 25 8' 48 48 12 15
55 Birshala 28 5 iI3 21 2S 13 10
56 Sbandri 141 17 68 37 31
57 Akrbing 68 IS 83 42 41 16 18

I .. 130 844 32. 315 108 107

58 Kutal 94 15 16 101 62 47 34 24
59 Nagbbatua 59 13 51 33 20 21 13
60 Malie 52 10 54 31 ~3 3 3
61 HalDf 145 25 134 70 64 7 7
62 Sangua 107 17 I' 47 49 8 I ....
63 Prishmula 65 15 18 37 31 I

522 I. 5tt 280 234 74 82

64 Bhandera 201 34 17 IS 174 88 86

65 Bhutna 163 23 170 98 72 46 41
66 Salna I49 40 174 93 81 u II
67 Badhat 193 40 203 91 106 40 46
68 Lushana 73 13 10 36 24 %
69 Bhagru 27 0 40 275 146 u(} III 100
70 Duga 76 17 .3 5:t 41 28 19
71 Kohri 63 17 70 31 33 12 10
72 Dhar 88 18 82 31 45 5 5
73 La.s 125 18 140 77 63 75 63
74 Barcti 13 0 27 140 73 67 16 20

1531 217 1581 834 747 347 31.

15 Chamoti 139 29 IS 151 80 71 58 58
76 BaIgram 263 49 241 131 110 34 :to
77 Tipri 234 'II 237 IZI 116 63 .47
78 Mod 332 47 343 182 161 ISO 12 7
79 Kewa

80 ~walpur
.... 3 1
13••
238
53

21.
50 19
416
1388
210
206

720
143
...
210

137
135
440
107
134

386
II'
81 ali 255 56 274 1....5 IZ9 116 102
82 Jirwar 89 16 104 54 50 33 27
83 Bennn 345 54 376 190 186 170 166
8 .... Patnazi 977 173 1148 58 4 564 50 5 488
85 Kither 159 22 178 92 86 92 86

tOB3 371 2380 12G1 1112 1023 881

86 Sharoti 149 20 20 148 80 68 7 8
87 Loondri 245 35 235 122 113 65 62
88 Tataoi 35 0 :;S 426 21 3 2[3 165 [62
89 Kukarwas 73 17 103 51 52 14 20
go Kinarthara 70 17 71 39 40 2 3
gI Niju 233 4[ 248 133 IlS 28 20
 lli
1941 POPt'LATION
------------~
Muslim (Bhias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others Total literates
,,.-- _ _ _ A
___
r--·__"'__-~
r-- - -.-A. _ _ _ """,\
r------"-----.. r--~
~

r-----A------.
Males Females Males Females Males Females M,lles Females Males Femalllll Males Females

12 I3 I4 I5 r6 I7 .{,'] Iy 20 ZI 22 23

190 19 49 %
'
4
3 5
193 191 58 Z

74 62 43 3
94 80 35
]47 144 28
153 121 8
]30 12 5 9
598 532 123 3
J<)8 202 30
1.29 128 ]3 ]8 29
90 70 4
&.5 66 4
2
32 74 9
69 64 7
833 104 13 18 81
'7 23
117 86
36 33
II 12
37 31

211
26 23

208 ,4

28 23 9
12 7 7
28 20 I
63 57 3
39 35 4
36 30 I

206 172 t5
!l8 86
52 31
81 70 4
42 38 15 22 11
34 '4 3
30 23 5 (I 2.
24 22 I
16 17 <) (I 2
3' 40
2 2
57 47
458 398 ZI 34 48
u 13 7
97 90 18 x
58 69 23 :1
32 34 t8
71 76 13

280 282 11 3
36 25 17 4
29 27 II! 2
21 23 18
20 20 25 z
79 76 47
3
185
73
171
60
1"
.';
•
57 51 12
48 51 31
37 32 18
37 37 to
102 94 3 21
 IIS

Occupied
Name of Village, 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
Serial
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge ~__._, r--"-----.
Persons Males Females Males Females

z 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 IO II
I

137 1<J 151 75 76 46 46

9 2 Mandar 65 29 30 IS 16
93 God 67 Il
122 19 123 66 57 9 6
94 Chalasu I06 18 133 70 63 5 3
95 Kalchanda
1552. 255 1711 878 833 358 348

Chandali 152 29 'Z[ 173 92 81 61 56

96 20 130 69 61 57 54
97 Pora 99
98 Gahan 221 38 274 '4 1 133 47 38
Krool 97 1 155 883 50 4 479 354 3 14
99 315 153 162
100 AgraJ 335 64
Darab 20U 41 216 92 124
101 68 82 n 16
102 Lawa 15 2 2S 150
Ganwas 248 53 262 135 127 43 34
103
237a 426 2503 1254 1249 673 512

Kishtwar (Town) 3335 56 4 22 16 3235 1759 1476 1250 1066

104
3335 664 3235 1759 1476 1250 1066
107 <3 17 702 381 321 224 17 8
105 Kishtwar 288
106 Tri~m 57 2 10'1 612 324 III 84
266 6x 306 166 140 6 5
1 07 Lac khazan& 109 831 333 29 8 266 247
108 Lach Da.yaram 537
1375 381 2251 1204 1047 607 514

109 Hariyal 294 66 24 293 151 142 35 32

IIO Matta, 644 I'll 735 3:;7 348 36 77

938 207 1028 538 490 121 109

Poochal 1351 256 25 1460 780 680 441 37("

III
1351 258 1460 780 680 441 376

112 Dool 707 131 26 18 802 4 15 387 3 14 30 7

224 43 217 I09 loS 40 55
113 Kwarlenji 161 164
268 46 325 67 59
II4 Chcrjce ~," 198 109 90
lIS Samna lIbata. 204 32 54 47
Ajna tI> 151 28 191 96 95 39 41
I16 129 67 62 67 62
Chicha Nagsain 136 18
117
1690 298 1863 957 906 581 571

Bagna 4 60 85 27 534 28 3 25 1 151 13 1

,fI8 34 HJ 15
119 Damji 31 5
162 20 128 61 b7
X20 Bhatin
Dachla 126 H 171 84 87 22 12
121
122 Changnana 175 27 166 90 76
245 36 242 121 121 28 17
X23 Galharbha.ta
Pyas g8 14 106 57 49 57 49
1.l24
Cbandna 58 10 64 33 31
125
1355 218 10145 748 897 258 209

103 12 28 19 118 62 56 2 4
126 Sazar
l(idru 14 3 18 II 7 II 7
127 82 50 42
'128 Kadail 65 17
162 30 218 12 3 95 'I 4
129 Jar 389 2Ig 170 ISS 12 3
.Aphani 352 67
13° 168 84 84 5
13 1 Luder 153 32 3
43 2 89 498 256 242 6 6
132 Kundal 419 212 20 7 58 52
133 Atholi 36 7 78
1.48 328 1920 1017 903 241 199

Layee 76 16 29 79 39 40
134 165 88 77
135 Muthal 174 35
Gulabgaxh 301 62 291 147 144 2 2'
136 181 171 95 76 I
137 Livindi 32
524 93 531 296 241 2 5
13 8 Ligri 183 89
Pan del 144 28 94
139 354 199 155
140 Garh 319 50
223 33 193 107 86
141 Masu
1942 3U 1973 1085 908 5 T
 Il9
1941 POPU[,A.T[ON
--~----

,_--A-______.
Muslim (Shias)
,
Hindus
_ _ ._.A.. _ _ - - .
Sikh.
,---_ ......- - - - ,
Buddhists
,--___......-----,
Others Tota.l literate.
r------A--- ________
~
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

12 13 1-1 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

29 30 5
[4 20 4
57 5'
65 60

519 486 3 108 4

31 25
12 7
94 95 5
15 0 165 9
153 162 25
91 lIB 6 4
57 66 'j
'}2 93 4
880 731 1 Ii 52
50 4 4°5 5 5 753 27 1
504 405 5 5 753 271
157 '43 1I7 37
21 3 20 4 14
160 135 47
67 51 46 3
597 533 224 40
IIb
297
lIO
269 .. 36
177 73
.
413 379 .. I 213 77
339 3°4 Il3
339 304 113
101 80 45
6l) 53 15
94 105 24
55 43 3
37 54 3
12

376 335 102 I

132 no 41 6
1l) 15
61 67 j
62 75 3
90 76 2
93 10 4 14 I
7 4
33 31 3
490 488 75 11
bO 52
I
5° 42 I
119 91 7
64 47 15
79 81 10
247 234 3 :I 23 I
154 155 68 13

773 702 3 2 125 14

39 40
SR 77 4
145 142 II
<)4 76 '7
294 236 7
94 89 II

.
199 155 8
107 86 13

1080 901
 1:20

Occupied ,- ------------------
Serial Name of Vii• . 1931 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others~
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge ,-----"----,
Persons Males Females Males Females

I II 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

142 Palali 3 13 59 331 178 153

143 Chashoti 97 14 111 57 54
144 Hamori 76 9 72 33 39
145 Hangu 95 18 101 46 55
146 Machail
147 Losain
85
176
17
26
113
182
51
95
62
87
..8
842 143 810 460 450 12
148 Kaban 129 26 164 78 86
J49 Sohal 3 16 59 299 J46 153 3
ISO Ongayee IS7 34 208 II4 94
151 Chatoh "58 44 232 13 2 100
15 2 Tyari 246 42 284 136 128 5 2
153 Ishtaharl 4 16 65 457 23 0 227
154 Batwas 90 12 106 59 47
ISS Chag 104 17 104 55 49
IS6 Mathai 70 10 72 36 36
157 Tun 117 IX 100 49 51
1833 327 2006 1036 971 8 3

TOTAL :;649 6 99I 5 60893 3:2077 :288z6

(i) Differences have been noticed in the spelling of village names as given in the Village Table. for 193 I and as shown in the enumeration
record for 1941. For the I94I...Village Tables we have adopted the spelling given in the record after checking it with the spelling given in the
list of villages supplied by the vistrict Census Officer in 1941. The list of such villages is given below:-
As shown in Village Tables 193-1. . Spelling a~opted in Village Tables 1941.

S. No. Name. S. No. Name.

18 5+ Sonda 28 Sonder
1883 Nar Keshwan 50 Keshwan
1904 Laba Dayaram roB Lach Dayaram
1906 Kwartenji Il3 Kwarlenji
1910 Chicha II7 Chicha Nagsain
1920 Laba Khazana to7 Lach Khazana
1922 Paryal 109 Hariyal
J945 Bogadana 69 Bhagru
1948 Joshana 61'1 Lushana
1949 Dhonga 7" Duga
195 1 Dhar Rode 72 Dhar
1954 Choti 75 Chamoti
1972 .Miti l5& Mathai
1977 Halu 14' Masu

(ii) The Village Killhtwar appears against two different numbers in the Village Tables 1941. It is partly shown as Town Area under
serial number 104 and partly as Village Area under serial number 105. This village has been wrongly split into two by the local Census Officer
contrary to the instruction. issl1ed in this connection.
(iii) The Villages Batwal, Makol, Dalber, Diller, Marh, Derein, Garh, Batwarah, Buton and Gorean Nala serial numbers 1861, 1862, 1863,
1864, 1865, J867, 1868 J869 and [670 re.pectively of the Village Tables 193J have been wrongly merged by the local census agency with Chhatroo.
This village appeared as serial number 1866 in the 1931 list and is serial number 37 of the Village Tables 1941.
Similarly villages Losain and Sosan serial numbers 1984 and 1985 of the VilIag,: Tables 1931 appear as ono under Losain serial number
l47 in the Village Tables 1941. The figures given for 1931 represent the total of the eqUIvalents for 1941 in each case.
 121

1941 POPuLATIOX

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others Total literates

.------"---. r---"-----., r---"----. r-----..A-----" r------A---. .---'------.
:Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

If! I3 I4 IS I6 I7 I8 I9 ao aI aa 23

178 153 3
51 54 2
33 39
4° 55
47 62 7 2
12 75 87 9
327 30B 121 142 22 2

7 6 71 Ho
143 15 2 6
II4 94
T3 2 100
13 1 ",6
23° '227 2
59 4;
55 49
36 36
49 51
907 837 120 131
•
I2946 IIg85 57 66 244 "75 2942 44 6
 122

CENSUS
VILLAGE
District Udhampur
Tehsil Ramban

Occupied
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge r-"-----.
Persons Males Females Males Females

I a 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

I Mabo 706 12 5 22A 704 ]26 ]78 3 26 378

2 Mangat lIZ] 199 1090 514 57 6 5 14 576
3 Targam 1908 30 7 2017 1034 9 83 103 2 983
3737 631 3811 1874 1937 1872 1937
4 Khari 2060 376 2 2329 1237 Iog2 1224 1081
5 Bankote 677 u6 20 585 3 20 265 3 20 265

2737 492 2914 1557 1357 1544 1346

6 Karawa 507 65 3 531 27 2 259 268 256
7 Cbaehabal 378 65 337 179 158 179 158
8 Kaskoot SII 97 527 27 1 25 6 27 1 256
9 Zanbal 275 46 288 156 130 15 6 130
10 Ashar 415 71 384 192 192 192 192
2088 344 2065 1070 995 1086 992
II Cbacel Lamber 1254 nq of 1233 64 1 59 2 641 592
12 Gond Thathar 208 47 233 IIS 1I8 II5 lI8
[3 Naogam 242 37 237 124 II3 124 II3
1714 313 1703 880 823 880 823
14 Thathar [406 225 5 1508 800 706 786 706
15 Chancbloo 6II ID3 586 30 3 283 303 283
2017 328 2092 1103 989 1089 989

16 Deogoal 28 4 88 6 21 373 21 7 156 141 II2

17 Nagam
284
444
••
107 20
373
534
217
295
1&8
239
141
295
112
239
7
18 Dolegam 1786 3 17 1811 973 83 8 971 838
2230 424 2345 1288 1077 1286 1077
19 Gund Adalkoot 80 3 197 8 936 533 403 50 3 379
20 Chamalwas r622 285 1.14 973 84 1 9 65 83 8
242& 482 2750 1&06 1244 1468 1217
21 Leh 1397 244 9-10 uB 1471 784 68] 760 671
22 Bobar Dbar 1088 224 12&9 655 604 640 5 89
23 Dhanmasta [45 2 281 1527 810 7 17 6 29 548
24 Pogal 273 2 49 1 3004 1562 1442 1353 1249
8889 1240 7261 3811 3450 3382 3017
25 Shagam 577 89 II 22A 587 329 25 8 31I 24 6
26 Sarbhangni 51., 81 523 271 25 2 250 198
'1.7 Panehal 642 125 fl]3 712 388 3 24 204 180
a8 Sojmatna 157 1 268 1647 86 7 780 697 60S
3305 &83 3469 1815 1814 1482 12D
hg Marog 366 4.5 12 23 266 143 IZ3 80 62
'30 Gam 127 30 133 6g 64 4 6
, 31Teli 78 16 74 38 36 6 3
$32 Sari 4 20 90 523 275 248 152 136
33Damote 355 80 413 223 190 45 46
1'34Ahdwa 17 1 46 220 It7 103 44 35
435 Saneha 74 16 .8 44 42 16 19
~36 Balbote 307 60 364 187 177 62 65
37 Ganote 446 69 4.. 27 1 228 XI2 89
2344 4&. 2578 1387 1211 521 461
 123

1941

TABLES

1941 POPVLA~IUN
------_______,.__---
Mu.lim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs BI1(Jdhi3t" Others* Total literates
,--_ _ _ A - - .
~ ~.--, ,--- _,.A. _ _- - . .
,----"----, r--~..A.~
Males Fenlales Males Femaleg Males Female" Males Females Males Females Males Females

I2 IJ I4 I5 I6 '7 IS I9 20 2I 22 P]

26
12
61
2 99
13 11 42
34
13 11 76

4 3 31
I
34 2
8
9
4 3 83 9

84 3
6
6

96 5
12 50
II

12 2 61 2

72 44 4 64 22

72 44 4 84 22
6
2 54 :2

2 60 2
29 24 67 8
8 3 44
37 27 111 8
24 ,6 90
15 15 97
181 169 98
20g 193 96
429 393 381 3
J8 J2 6
21 54 4
18 4 144 19
170 175 90 8
393 385 119 • 8
63 61 6
(05 51!
32 33
123 Il2 10
178 144 4
73 68
28 23
125 112
159 13<)

846 750 29
 124

Occupied
Serial N aIDe of Village. 1931 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
~_...___....
No. Populatiou 1941 Circle Charge
Persons Males Females Males Females

I 3 4 .5 6 7 8 9 IO II

38 Bhallgara 4 20 72 22B 480 232 196

39 Ahlamhas 393 74 465 227 146
40 Hoochak 559 III 611 273 96
41 Paristan 540 90 597 3 82 220
4. Seripati 5 60 122 639 320 218

2472 171 2792 1334 848 878

~ 43 Rambau 815 169 14 667 280 IIO 56

815 189 687 280 110 58

~44 Neta 245 31 15 23 203 108 95 35 13

145 Kenthe 46 7 93 550 279 271 52 54
1-46 Kandi 157 32 175 87 88 II II
47 Seldhar 3 22 52 324 164 160 59 51
48 Dhanduat 1024 18 4 1143 621 522 39 1 337
2215 392 2395 1259 1138 S4a 466

49 Dhar 68 21 16 88 45 43
So Jhatgali 48 7 g6 512 265 247 18 18
51 De.wal 16 4 19 10 9
52 Balnota 512 II4 556 288 268 108 98
53 Tanger 64 18 81 39 42 IS IS

1147 2&3 1258 647 8011 141 131

54 Rajgarh 443 II2 511 275 236 109 101
55 Daramen 17 1 37 183 89 74 30 21
56 Ghani 221 44 248 122 l"t6 63 69
57 Kamet 479 91 549 274 ~75 II7 120

1314 284 1471 760 711 319 311

58 Desa 155 1 253 18 1849 9 10 93~ 27 0

1551 353 1849 910 939 270 246

59 Dhandal 19 1876 843 533 53 1

1465 271 1875 832 843 533 531

60 Tapnel 35 20 238 120 Il6 II3 108

61 Chaka 255 1343 667 676 306 280
62 Chi] 50 238 121 II7 II II
63 Samti 101 449 223 226 88 95
64 Gagla Natwas 48 234 112 1:22 3
2376 489 2500 1243 1257 521 495

65 Kotli 21 248 136 112

66 Mund-dhar 1658 866 79 2 544
67 Kastigarh 245 1I9 126 71
68 Maudole 221 lIZ 10 9 35
2170 330 2372 1233 1139 850 579

69 Gaueka 22 182 89 73 28
70 Bajarni 1910 1005 90 S 55 8
71 Malwas 70 40 30 40
2041 321 2142 1134 1008 826
72 Bhagwa 11.77 21 7 23 1278 63 0 369
73 Gawi 570 105 , 685 302 138

1847 1841 932 507 489

74 Kaloohand 603 874 353 3 2I 145 II6
75 Bhart 9 64 1012 53 8 474 482 4 16
76 Bagla 32 7 320 166 154 95 97
77 Khonos 97 113 64 49 55 41
1991 391 1119 1121 998 777 870
78 Udianpura 695 II5 727 400 30 4
79 Gadiavi 188 3~ 19& 103 37
 I25

1941 P,)PULATION
.__ _ _ _ _ .A...
---.
~
~
Muslim (Smas) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others Total literates
.,~ r----A----, r----"-----., ,-----~---. ,---___.A...,__.___l ~
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

I2 I3 I4 '5 16 I'l IS 19 liD :;u 22 113

42 36 ::II
96 81 24
226 177 g
68 62 6
17 8 102 IS
610 458 55
277 224 [33 29
277 224 133 29

73 82
227 211
76 77 5
1O.~ 109
23° 185 3
711 670 10
45 43 4
247 229 21
10 9 I
180 170 I2
24 27 3
506 478 41
166 135 27
59 53 4
59 57 3
147 144 10 II r6

431 389 10 11 50
640 691 42
640 681 42

299 312 37
299 312 37
7 8 2
358 393 3 3 32
1I0 ro6 6
135 ' 131 9
109 121 6

719 759 3 3 61
136 III 12
322 306 65
48 64 4
77 79 2
183 560 83
61 49 4
447 4 22 49

&08 471 53
277 26 3 3-l 3
225 200 10

&02 483 44 3
208 205 9
56 58 52

..
71 57 4
9 8 I

344 328
30 23 15
58 55
 126

Occupied r--
Serial Name of ViUage 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Cirelo Charge _._,...__---. r- ___..._-----.
persons Males Females Males Females

I I 3 4- 5 6 7 8 9 ID II

80 Al 180 18 186 92 94 92 94
81 Abgad 266 37 275 137 13 8 91 7z
1329 202 1383 732 651 598 507
82 Koti 7 18 II7 26 803 429 374 308 254
83 Bholi 358 66 407 21 5 192 1I8 99
1076 183 1210 644 566 426 353
84 Doda 1049 230 27 2, 1312 710 602 4 18 374
1049 230 1312 710 602 418 374
85 Bar"hla 724 ISO 28 26 792 4 19 373 281 253
86 Shavian 17 1 30 171 92 79 71 58
87 Dasbnan 254 39 301 146 155 117 lI8
88 Dhar 414 71 464 222 242 145 160
89 Arnora 60 7 127 876 349 3 27 158 147
9 0 Bahhova 344 01 374 195 17'> 99 r03
2574 478 2778 1423 1355 871 839
91 Jajote 3 06 52 29 323 17 2 151 50 50
92 Sel 95 18 115 58 57 35 33
93 Chakri 13 3 15 8 7 2 3
94 Bhandas 77 12 73 40 33 32 26
95 Kalihand 379 69 394 201 193 133 II9
96 Tatna 43 6 83 440 225 21 5 155 129
97 Ladna 592 91 610 3 22 288 27 1 247
1898 328 1970 1026 944 678 607
98 Gundna 57 2 98 30 28 647 339 308 300 276
99 Amli. Maneri 214 43 219 118 101 91 76
100 Gadetar 821 r69 910 496 414 225 177
101 Malwana Jagir nS2 21 7 1164 628 53 6 435 386
102 Pankhar 12 2 4 2 2 2 2
2801 529 2944 1583 1361 1053 917
103 Roti Padama 49 8 96 31 505 25 1 254 163 148
10 4 Haucha 245 43 248 133 II5 133 II5
105 Dhava 880 159 894 513 381 37 0 275
1623 298 1647 897 750 666 538

106 Jodhpur 5011 107 3% 536 292 244 9 7

107 Jathcli 476 93 458 245 21 3 98 87
loB Dongras 96 22 97 54 43 40 31
109 Asesi 9(' 27 86 51 35 28 20·
no Dorna. 3 23 61 353 193 160 16 13
III Charotc 28 3 39 261 134 12 7 132 125
1782 349 1791 969 822 323 283
II. Parelloo!a 371 77 33 450 23 2 218 TIS 99
II3
114
Dhalkankoot
Mallala
227
354
]8
87
228
397
lIZ
209
II"
r88
85
83
88
68
II5 Bhakhna 173 35 210 97 113 55 68
no Bhalwana 253 34 187 97 90 22 IS
"7 Barchla 390 74 440 235 205 311 31
1774 345 1910 982 928 398 372

JI8 Nageenpnra 654 143 34 2~A 662 346 3'(> 346 316
II9 Chatergam 122 31 125 62 63 62 63
120 Waltango 819 176 849 479 370 479 37 0
I2r Oria! 379 85 394 193 201 188 199
122 Pachgam 3 25 50 310 170 140 170 140
123 Naubug IS2 38 177 96 81 96 81
12 4 Karaloo 4 67 96 449 222 227 221 227
12 5 Thathoo 97 19 93 51 42 51 42
126 lIazloo 543 120 587 319 278 3 19 27 8
12 7 llatango 159 44 984 108 76 107 76
128 Hakarwah 90 22 92 51 41 51 41
 127

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _1941
_- A PorVLATTON
.--
-,
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhist~ Other.· Total literates
, -_ _ A. _ _ , -_ _ --.A. _ _
r----.A.---, ,-----'--------, .r--__.....__-~

~
r--___"O"" .. - - - _
~
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Male. Females Males Females

I2 73 I4 IS r6 r7 I8 I9 20 2I 22 23

46 66

134 144 11
121 120 9
97 93 '3
218 213 22

290 228 2 239 30

290 228 2 239 30
1 24 10 7 14 13 84 16
21 21
29 37
77 8.
I8<J 179 2 49
96 76 5
&36 &02 16 14 139 16
122 101
23 24
6 4
8 7 1
(is 74 3
70 86
51 'II IS
348 337 20
39 32 3
27 25 I
27 1 237 5
193 150 8

&30 444 17
88 106 9

143 106 4
231 212 13 1
28 3 237 9
147 126 8
14 12 4
23 15 3
? 177 r.~7 6
2 2 6

646 539 36

Il3 Ilj 4 4 14 3
27 26 I
126 120 13
42 45 1
74 72 3
197 174 "7 3
579 SS2 4 4 61 6
24
1
20
.5 2 15
3
6
14
3
23
6
2
 Occupied r
Serial Name of Village 1931 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge ,--.-----.A.________ ,.-.~
Persons Males Females Males Females

I :l 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IC II

129 Chakwazoo 109 35 115 60 55 60 55

130 Waripura 240 72 261 126 135 126 135

4186 93'1 4308 2283 2025 227& 2023

------_.__..
TOTAL 7I 043 I3 I 76 75793 3975 0 3 6043

*OtherS-J3M and J4F Indian Christians; Others 1M.

(i) DiHerences have been noticed in the spelling of village names as give" in the Vilhg-e Tables for 1931 and as shown in the enumeration
record for 1941. For the 1941 Village Tables we have adopted the spelling given in the record after checking it with the spelling given in the
list of villages supplied by the Districl Census Officer in 1941. The list of such villages is given below : -
As shown in Village Tables 1931. Spelling adopted in Village Tablos 1941.
S. No. Name. S. No. Name.
201 7 Neil 21 Leh
20 43 Slahar 47 Seldhax
2050 Balimta 52 Balnota
20f,O Gagla Batoras 64 Gagla Natwas
2065 Ganika Pinderas 69 Ganeka
2066 Bajawati 70 Bajarni
205 7 Bhagora 72 Bhagwa
2072 Rohnoon 77 Rhonos
20 79 Maloras 71 Millwas
2082 Shabarman 86 Shavian
2086 Hayore 90 Bahhova
2095 Amli Bansri 99 Amli Maneri
2096 Gazthebara 100 Gadetar
2098 Paneehar 102 Panl,har
2099 Dhara ID5 Dhava
2106 Rordah IIO Dorna
2It4 Geenpura 1I8 Nageellpura
2116 DaJango 120 Waltango
(ii) After the formation of census divisions, it was found that charge 22 in Ramban Tchsil was big and unwieldy. ".rhe charge there-
fore was split into two. As the splitting was likely to upset the numbers allotted to the charges throughout the Udhampur District it was decided
to allot sub-numbers flit., 22A and 22B to the Charge.

(iii) Circle NO.2 is partly situated in charge 20 and partly in charge 22A. Similarly, circle No. I I is partly shown in charge 22A
and partly in charge 22B. The detect was due to the creation of Census Divisions contrary to the instructions issued in this connection.
(v) The numbering of Census Divisins in Ramban T"hsil was not carried out in accordance with the instructions issued. When the
defect was noticed revision was not possible without creating other difficulties.
As a result, whilst the circles in the Village Tables for this Tehsil follow each other in correct sequence the charges do not. Charges
were numbered by Districts and Circles by Tehsils. The Charge numbers in this Tehsil run from 20 to 28. All are shown in the Tables but they
do not run consecutively with the circles. Circle totals are given but, owing to the defect referred to, the total for charges other than
charges 20, 22A and 22B cannot be arrivcd at except by collecting the totals of the various separated circles forming each charge.
Total for charges 20, 22A and 22B can be worked out only by collecting the figures of tbe various villages forming each charge for the
reasons referred to in footnote (iii).
 12 9

194 I POI'ULATJON

Muslim (Shi",,) Hindus Sikh. Buddhists Others· Tota.l Iitera.tes

,-___ A - - - - , ,--.~
~ r---"---. r-~ ,.------A- - - - - .
Males Females Males Females Male. Females Males Females Males Females Males Fcmea.le·

12 13 15 16 18 19 ao 21 il:J il3

7 2 121

II459 29 r8 14 2532
 130

CENSUS
VilLAGE
District Odhampur
Tehsil Ramnagar

Occupied
Serial Name ofViJla.ge 1931 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Cin:le Charge r- ,.....---."----,
Persons Males Females Ma.l.cs Females

I :2 3 -# 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

I Amrothi 35 0 77 I 29 347 178 169 30 18

2 Sera 736 163 793 400 393 36 43
3 Lathi 789 183 810 4°1 409 90 go

1875 423 1950 979 971 llii8 151

/"
4 Chapper 869 2II 2 865 443 422 35 40
5 Peho.md II'9 27 6 1144 574 570 19 20
1988 487 2009 1017 982 54 80
6 ]akh.. d 586 220 3 ,42 354 288 8. 66
7 Dudu 409 178 403 207 196 21 IS
8 Pader 28 7 III 286 149 136 52 50
1282 508 1330 710 820 165 131
9 Blotha Uppralla 453 II4 4 30 478 235 243 25 16
10 Basantgarh 723 173 884 350 334 92 95
II Ladhra J6g 53 194 95 99 49 52
12 Rai Chak 67 17 57 31 26 19 17
13 Kadwa 133 30 148 72 77 24 38
16" 387 1582 783 779 209 218
14 Khanad 289 68 5 243 105 138 104 138
15 PUllara ~39 57 314 157 157 100 108
16 Mang 49 2 97 461 22. Z29 20 17
17 Pleai 145 32 142 74 68
18 Siameri 3 14 63 360 178 172 45 29
1479 317 1600 738 714 288 212
19 Chagal 395 90 6 386 182 184 4 3
20 Resaligadarin 4]2 106 481 234 257
2I Reasli Thakari 387 94 396 209 187 13 6
22 Chatari 487 103 liDO 258 242 4 3
23 Ratohal 117 26 104 53 51
1858 418 18117 93. 121 2f 11
24 Pattangarh 44<) 97 7 32 442 226 ZI6 6 5
25 Mritlowa 47· 96 473 238 23S
26 Gharian Khnrd 53 8 117 485 253 232 S 2
27 Gharian Kalan 4 85 lI6 51i7 285 27 2 12 9
28 Khasar 56 12 1i8 33 23
2000 438 2013 1035 871 23 111
29 Bermeain 841 ~33 8 887 .516 471 .5.5 52
30 Bindla 471 115 514 264 25° 7° 65
31 Lahair 28 3 64 322 167 ISS 6 8
32 Mahni 466 Il9 638 27° 268 76 84
33 Satialta 55 8 lI6 .93 30 3 290 24 18

2818 147 281ii4 1120 1434 231 227

34 Ghori Khas 1347 24 6 9 1424 728 696 142 142
35 N"grotta Ghori 165 42 146 7° 76 2 1
36 Ghori ]agir 434 492 256 236 83
37
38
Sum;
Nalla Ghorian
414
9 27
77
82
191
434
1066
230
S4 1
204
525
77
27
.. 3
33
3287 838 31i82 1825 1737 252 262
39 N alia Malion 447 • 82 JO 31 513 253 260 55 60
40 Reasian 45 2 96 1i11 240 27 1 9 9
1941
TABLES

194J POPULATION

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhi.ts Others· Total literates

r--- ,~------, ,--______A___~_, ,_--- ~~ --------, ,------_.I"_--,, r -_ _l!,.___~

Males Females Males rcma)cb Mal"" Females Males l;emales Males Females Males Fewales

IZ I3 I4 IS 16 I7 I8 I9 lila ax 23 "3

148 15 1 5
3 00 34 8 4 9
3Il 3 19 2, 3
8 19 818 .. 2 39 3

408 382 2Z
5 54 55 0 53 2

961 932 7$ 2
272 22. 21
186 181 5
97 gb I

S55 489 27
2 10 227 5
258 239 24
46 47 5
12 9 I
48 39 4

5 74 561 39
I 7
_~7 49 I.
:202 212 6
74 68 4
133 143 7
467 472 36
176 18] 10
234 257 23
196 181 19
254 239 8
53 5' 7
915 909 67
220 211 II
23 8 235 18
24 8 2]0 21 2
2:73 26 3 21
33 23 2

1012 982 73 2
4 61 4J 9 71 5
194- I8_; r9
r61 147 z
194 1R4 5
279 272 5
1289 1207 102 S

5 86 554 20
68 75 35
179 153 9
226 20r 16
5 1i 492 12

11173 1475 92
198 200 9
23 260 14
'
 132

Occupied
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (othersl
No. Population 194' Circle Charge . _A -, ,-.--A----,
Person~ Males Females Males Females

I /I , 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

4' Kotwalat 443 84 520 261 Z59 ... 3

42 Jandroa! 953 21 5 108& 542. 543 5 7
43 Bearnoon 343 89 462 216 246 36 37
2838 568 3091 1512 1578 107 128
44 Kella 2.57 60 ]J 298 152. 146 16 17
45 Sn!ian 207 50 235 121 II4
46 Satian 3 26 67 381 197 184 42 36
47 Lodhna 506 95 609 326 283 131 125
48 Prey 43 6 88 467 242 225 32 25
49 Teagan 221 59 228 123 103 40 25
1953 419 2216 1161 105& 261 228
50 Bari 515 113 12 58& 296 ~6g 45 36
51 Kea 46 4 104 438 23 8 200 20 19
52 Blotha Chagla 350 185 165
53 Incha
430
3 06
99
68
108
318
508
[64
266
15'
47
. 33
3
54 Umrow 419 242 l2 4
2134 482 2177 1149 1028 128 95
55 Jophar 484 II9 13 33 531 293 238 68 54
56 Mottu 279 ·41 248 137 III 25 13
57 Chohan 633 II9 878 36 3 315 II7 85
58 Lehair 389 74 400 195 205 5
59 Ghar Sawana Banj 170 138 804 4 23 381 '44 '3 '
2555 491 2881 1411 12&0 314 288
60 Martha 7 12 175 14 34 779 420 359 5 5
61 Sownather 836 lob 912 451 461 II 4
62 Kermuim 5 84 147 872 33 6 336 22 23
63 Dhari 583 139 878 350 32.8 54 33
2715 127 3041 1557 1484 92 II

64 Bha.ka Ja.gIr 17[ 35 IS 33 181 82 86

65 Conain rB9 48 213 104 190
66 Dherian 242 55 263 129 134
67 Beraliata Sawana Banj 2S0 66 335 178 157 1
68 Dhanwalth 344 72 383 190 [93 13 14
69 Phoral 205 45 225 125 100 56 44
1431 321 1587 loa m 70 &I

70 Behaian 45 0 84 Ib 494 280 214 to!) 71

71 Amwartha 363 59 378 195 .83 127 109

113 143 I'll 471 387 236 180

72 Blain 335 91 17 37 367 193 174 4 5
-73 Udhal 130 27 131 75 56
74 Ranii. 442 104 463 258 205 4 3
7S Tho. 20[ 39 214 106 [08
76 Gboghar Marh 344 87 372 195 177 7 6
Basianta 318 74 342 170 [7 3
77
78 Plngar 367
2137
T09
&31
••
2297
:Zoo
1203
202 34 32
1094 4. 4a
79 Goghot 679 165 18 35 745 379 36G IS 8
80 Phattary 518 128 818 299 31 7 2.I 17
81 Khathil Ganga 532 IIO &67 3[3 254 6 6
82 Puwian 59 16 78 41 37
83 Rumoian 129 36 141 73 68 7 10
1117 455 2147 1105 1142 48 41
84 Bhug Tharian 340 83 19 35 397 228 I6g I 2
85 Choumtba
86 Sear Bahala
567
43 0
[41
94
625
503
320
24 6
3 05
257
51
6
......
87 Sear Mohana 456 roo 471 231 240 44 48
88 Punj Garian 479 1.2 107 30 7 300 44 4.~

2272 140 2803 1332 1171 148

'"
 133
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -1941
...A PO'ULATION
.-

Muslim (Sbias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others* Total literates

r---""------,
Females
,---_A----""
Males Females
r--..A.--,
Males Females Males Females
..., r---'-----,
Males Females
,---...___.,
Males Females
Males

IfiI X3 14 I5 XD 17 18 19 20 2I 23 33

259 256 14
537 53 6 24
IRo 199 I]

1405 1453 78

136 129 5
121 II4 U
ISS 148 18
J9S 15 8 13
210 200 37 9
83 78 6

900 827 91
•
25 J 233 5
218 181 3
138
10'2
251
13 2
149
23 8
•
5
3
1023 933 20

225 184
II' 98
246 230 2
195 200 I
279 250 14

1057 9.2 19

4 15 351 25 :I
440 157 38 I
3 13 3 13 31 :I
296 295 53 3
1484
8.
1419
86
147
•
104 10 9 2.
1 29 13. 10
177 157 3
177 179 1
69 56 6 :I

738 721 21 2
17 1 143 20
68 74 3

23. 217 13
18 9 16q 9
75 56 3
254 202 40 2.
106 108 5
J88 I]I 15
170 172 16
17 2 170 8

1114 1048 9. 2

6 35 8 14
327 "8 3 00 19
30 7 24 8 19
41 37 I
65 58

1058 1001 54 3
. 227 167 6
269 261 19
253 10
'4 0
17 2
261
192
255
15
2.
II
41 ..
I

11 •• 1128 17 87
•
 I34

Occupied ,.... -------

193 I houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
Serial
No.
Name of Village
Population 1941 Circle Clulrge r-- , ~-.
Persons Males Females Males Female~

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II
I
"
89 Dhandol 688 161 20 792 409 383 120 143
90 Sarsu 15 6 42 159 83 76
91 Peroya J agir 250 60 234 122 II2 .) 7
92 Sriglar 54 1 II7 644 293 25 1 29 24
93 Herterian 7II 173 769 384 385 46 35
2346 553 2498 1291 1207 200 209

94 Gandari 302 71 ZI 34 339 '74 165 15 16

95 Thaplal 303 74 382 lSI 201 6 8
96 Kanah 453 Il3 519 281 23 8 47 45
97 Budhorar 493 12 7 580 295 285 7 7
9 8 Dalsar 301 68 358 1811 170 19 10
99 Sewati 23 7 28 '7 II 13 9
100 Khein 181 26 204 104 100
20511 486 2410 1240 1170 107 95
101 Ramnagar (Town) 1904 497 22 2442 1285 IrS7 138 120
1904 497 2442 1285 1167 138 120
102 Chani 29 6 65 23 36 376 179 197 34 39
103 Thalora 374 IIS 446 227 218 37 35
104 Satararthar 261 70 277 157 120 II 6
105 Nagrotta Tajoor Il7 51 270 13 8 13 2 42 24
106 Tajoor 33 0 54 261 I3 2 I29 9 8
1378 3SS 1629 833 796 133 112
107 Buttal 349 105 24 385 r<)7 188 37 2;
108 Seralchowa 152 42 154 71 83 16 17
109 Chani Mansar 652 157 701 382 319 48 32
1I0 Bhat; Hadi Ghar 359 85 -349 174 175
III Kacray 15 0 42 110 54 56
liZ Beraltha 158 35 169 83 86 8 5
1820 466 1868 961 907 109 81
Il3 l'rfujaltha 30 9 67 '5 275 "44 131
1I4 Puanv 235 69 281 139 142
II5 Kathel Dongo 280 6; 296 164 13 2 25 17
II6 Pelather J97 50 194 105 89 r6 II

1021 253 1046 552 494 43 28

II7 Haripur 34 0 73 26 37 260 133 I27 4
IIB N agrnta Laia 75 19 79 39 40
II9 Jasnal 3 12 67 282 15 6 126 6 b
120 Ghar Pamasta 2]9 44 228 II8 110 3 3
121 Jagnal 110 27 118 66 52 7 6
122 Dunuua '47 38 143 76 67
1203 268 1110 588 522 20 IT

12 3 Pernarra 231 59 27 253 137 116 38 29

124 Shahpur 83 24 85 35 50
125 Neali 21 4 59 230 12 5 10 5 (> :;
126 Thial 4 28 III 368 191 Iii
127 Blaspnr 176 49 192 105 87 3
1132 302 1128 693 535 47 35
128 Suail 227 62 28 38 2B7 '5'6 136 26 15
Il9 Kail 12 3 24 136 7 60 5 7
130 S~al 48 7 II4 560 29 1 26 9 66 53
837 200 983 518 465 97 75
13" Danot 19' 52 29 191 96 95
13 2 Pllthwar 582 116 668 350 316 137 II8
133 Jakhanu 262 63 234 120 II"
1036 231 1091 566 52& 137 118
134 Palnun 313 65 30 335 172 163 23 17
135 Amora 356 75 326 170 156 26 21
 135
1941 POPULATION

Muslim (Shia,s) Hindus Sikhs BUddhists Others· Total literates

, -_ _ - A __- - - - . ,
,.- _ _ - - A - - - - - , ,--------'---~ ...----'------- .-----"----.. ,---......______"
Males Females Males Females Males Females Male. Females Males Females )fales Females

T3 13 14 15 16 19 18 19 ao zz 23 23

189 24 0 16
83 76
I17
2b4
105
227
..
2
33 8 35 0 27
1091 998 49

159 149 2Z 6
175 193 31 3
234 19.1 49 3
~H8 27/:! 73 u
16g 160
..
10 4 100
2
34

7 ~

1133 1075 218 28

3 II.!3 1025 20 III 659 13 1

3 1123 102& 20 1. 8&9 231

145
. 15 8 \I
19 0 183 17
146 II4 5
95 104 4 34
12 3 I21 8
899 880 4 73
160 161 1
55 66 3
334 2 87 25
174 175 64
54 56 24
75 81 8
862 828 131
142 13 1 2
139 14 2 35 4
139 II5 17
8') 78 I) 5
509

129
488
12 7
U
4
•
3'1 40 9
150 lIB 6
IIj 107 6
59 46 2
76 67 2

&88 505 29
99 87
35 5° 4
Jl9 100 3
191 177 38
102 86

546 500 4'

12 5 121 j
71 53 2
~25 216 1.5
421 380 22
96 95 6
:.!l3 198 4
IlO 114 2

429 407 12
149 146 10
144 135 I4
Serial Name of Village I93I
Occupied
honses No. of No. of
r-'---------------------------------
Total Muslim Cothers)
No. Population 194.1 Circle Cbarge , - - - - - -......- - - - - - , ~
Persons Males Females Males Females

I 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

136 Sunala 444 107 482 224 238 36 29

137 Naki 3 29 56 327 159 168 61 53

1442 303 1450 725 725 148 120

138 Kothar 98 3 2 93 19 992 502 490 36 27

983 293 '82 502 480 36 27

TorAL 55666 7]057 60076 ]0908 2 9768 4073 3 67 6

·OtherS-20M, 9F Iodian Christians; 3F Jains.

(i) Differences have been noticed in the spelling of Village name" as given in the Village Tables for 193I and as shown in the enumera-
tiOD rcord for 1941. For the 1941 Village Tables we bave adopted the spelling given in the record after cheCking it with the spelling given
in the list of villages supplied by the District Census Officer in 1941. The list of such villages is given below!-
As shown in Village Tables 193 1 • Spelling adopted in Village Tabl"s 1941.
S. No. Name. S. No. Name.
2 33 2 Lai 3 Lathi
2 346 Palti 17 Pleai
23 8 3 Barmalta Samna Bani 67 Beraliata Sawana Banj
23 89 Udakh 73 Udhal
2 393 Balita 77 Basianta
24 I I Gorhi Dewan Danpalrai Jagir 36 Ghori Jagir
2 4 20 Leer Bahala 86 Sear Bahala
2421 Leer Mujla 87 Sear Mohana
2424 Ramin 83 Rumoian
24 28 Lennti 99 Sewati
2 439 Barialtha Mangote II2 Beraltha
2 458 Khal Banda 129 Kail
24 61 Dayot 13I Danot
235 1 Pachond 5 Pehoand
Cii) The village Kothar III'rial No. 138 of tb", Village Table 1941 belongs to Poonch Jagir. The population of tbe village has been inrluded'
with Ramnagar Tehsil, as it is situated within this Tehsil. The fact that this village belongs to the Poonch J agir does not alter the fact that it
lies within the Ramnagar Tebsil.
(iii) The charge number 19 and circle number ~ shown against Kothar .erial No. 138 are the Census Division numbers allotted to this
village by the District Officer for Pooneh Jagir who controlled the census work in the Karloop Jagir villages. This village inclusive of other
villages of Karloop Jagir is under the administration of the Poonch Jagir.
(iv) The numbering of Census Divisions in the Ramnagar Tehsil was not carried out in accordance with the instructions issued. When
the defect was noticed revision was not possible without cr&"lting other difficulties. As a result. whilst the circles in the Village Tables for this
Tehsil f"How each other in corrcct sequence the charges do not. Charges were numbered by Districts and drcles by Tehsil.. The charge numbers
in this Tehsil run from 29 to 38. All are shown in the Tables but thev do not run consecutively with the circles. Circle totals are given, but
owing to the defect referred to, the total for charges cannot be arrived at except by collecting the totals of the various separated circles forming
each charge.
 137
1941 POPULATION,
- --_____..___ ---- ---------------------------------------------,
~Iuslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Total litera tes
, - - _ _ .A. ... _ . _ - , .
r - - ---'--------, r----'------., ,--"""---'-1 ~
Males Females Males Females Male. Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

72 1.1 74 75 76 77 78 20 2I 22

r88 209 10
98 IIj j

579 105 39

465 46 3 58 3
465 463 58 3

3 36785 zS474 .26 6 ao T1I

 138
CENSUS
VILLAGE
District Udhampur
1 ehsil Bhadrawah

Occupied r-
Serial l'ame of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
lio. Population 1941 Circle Cha.rge ,---___"_ ,.---'-----,
P,or,ons Males Females Males Fema.les

/)
3 .; 5 6 7 9 10 IJ

Bhadrawah (Town) 28<)5 52~ 39 2989 154" 1440 106 4 <)98

la Nagar 15" ~51 29 1 261> 112 99

2895 684 35~6 1840 1706 1176 1097

2 Penda
Kotli
107
133
24 . 2 .0 86
150
33
7()
53
74 4" 3~
3 43
240 67 236 109 121 40 3B
C'.haoota 156 5 .) 3 18l! "I, ~6 5 c> j [

"
5 Banjala
6 Shaokoja:
42
'3
216
III
6
39
29
231
I~
12
!IS
21
17
II9 ~r 8r
7 Chal<ka 52
8 MaHiala ]80 43 181 <)6 85 II .>
9 Noori 58 10 46 25 zr
10 Chakka Och 13 3 19 IV \I
Thamli 2(J 25 13
II
12 Hanga 5iS
<J
lb 75 '"
37 33
13 Dhran I(J 10 4 6
14 Dhalwala '1.'1 '7 39 ~q 40

881 223 932 477 455 151 137

Ij Cd"ana Btl_::; j~l 4 952 4~4 4G~ 23 0 '94

16 Gotha 573 H)7 51il .!~\.• 'l~4 12 7 lO!

17 SaTI1all J3" 33 12" 61 63 54 5°

18 DlIar 92 20 as 45 43
19 :'\la!lso() 2. 24 10 1" r" u

1714 578 1761 a91 870 423 38'

20 Bhadrok or.
')]
q 41 49
111
--
57
!.7
.il
f.
42 JO
2I Sating-Ie 3"
2Z Monda 1o, I~ 108 f<) 5!i "3 lS
33 Nalthi 20 4 57 248 12 7 121 41 35
24 Sungli I4Q 42 169 80 8') 37 41
25 Pancja 2·'":9 77 320 "77 "43 '14- 74
26 Bhasti 6q 15 55 .!_i 3" '4 11

957 262 1060 537 523 257 235

27 Dhawanda. IlO '] 100 54 56

.8 Manthala roo 22 116 "3 53 3
29 DosaI" 53 S 53 29 24
]0 Pawara. 05 17 75 35 4°
31 Dendi 146 20 145' 70 75
]2 'Kalain 109 14 106 SH 4H
33 Dalain 58 II 75 37 38
Kansax- ')1' 22 108 50 5(0
34 76
67 4I 35
35
36
Bharsi
Hadal 73 I.,
10
81 J'~ 43
883 187 943 <175 <168 . 3

l:otla 25° j<. 306 154 15~ 43 44

37
223 44 273 "47 126 20 16
38 Bhega
I~O IBn
J39 Thanala 300 52 3211 14C) %49
llamlakhi 64 'S 62 28 34
4° 281 280 13 6 144 8. 88
41 Katyara 53
1118 223 1250 845 805 325 297

42 Seeri 68 If> 8 4" 68 2y 2') j

..5•
40 5 25 13 12
43 Mp.hn.la
32 6 27 12 15 7
44 Thato. 49
45 Randah 46 7 29 20 .'i
81 15 73 42 31 35 20
4 6 Barwah
 139

1941
TABLES

1941 POPULATION
-_-----------
Total literates
,-______..______.
Muslim (Shias) Hindus
,__..,___-----., ~
Sikh.
,--~
Buddhists
Females Males
Others·
Females
~------.
Males Females
Males :FemaleB Males Females Males Females Males

ZIl I3 I4 I5 z6 I7 I8 :19 SlO fl:1 fill 23

i80 H2 3 697 276

179 167 77 9
659 609 3 774 285

.B 53 5
34 30 6 8
"
87 83 2 6 13
38 35 14 5
18 21
12 '7
37 38 19
85 80 II
25 21
10 9 i
12 13
37 38 6
4 6 :3
48 40 10

326 3t8 18 6

253 2]i 135 33

102 182 121 52
7 5 4
45 43 II

488 504 27t 85

16
IS
20
IS
I
19 ,.
26 31 16
86 86 10
I 2 42 'I" 4
83 69 25 2
II 19 7
1 2 279 286 82 4

54 5" 2
61 50 7
29 24 6
33 40 8
70 75
58 48
37 38 3
.;0 56
4' 35 2
38 43
471 485 29
III 108 2Q
12 7 IIO IS
2
2H 34
54 56 16
320 308 56

24 '27 3
11 II
8 8
2i 1.5
7 II
 140
Occupied r
Serial Name of Village 193 1 bouses ~' No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 194' Circle Charge r---__.A ,.----"~
Persons Males :Females Males Females

I ~ 3 4 :) 6 7 8 9 IO II

47 Kursari 324 58 328 173 1.15 SI 72

48 Gutasa r 29 25 121 61 60
49 Dumdha 95 17 96 46 50
50 Jahnana 35 6 21 II 10
51 Neota 323 49 233 IIS II5 6 5
52 Kharothi 52 10 28 13 IS 4 3
53 Dranga 15~ 31 148 71 77 5 3
54 Chhnna 61 II 54 28 26 6 7
55 Karyan 55 II 64 33 31
1499 287 1325 879 646 153 125
56 Gajothe 42 7 94 392 193 199 44 51
"57 Panjgrain 95 22 95 52 43 13 12
58 Darbeen 109 22 94 46 48 38 35
59 Thalodi 12 5 22 105 50 55 23 29
60 Derka 50 16 72 37 35 5 3
6r Thalangla 21 7 14 5 9
62 Dhal... 89 yS 95 46 49 22 28
63 Duga 56 10 46 21 2., 21 25
64 Bhagrota 63 12 71 32 3Cl 10 15
65 Bhatci 78 12 58 31 27
66 Dalka 34 6 25 16 9
1147 241 1067 529 538 176 198

j Terote
Kbellani
69 Bbatoli
60
2II
39
JO
9
8
to 47
245
33
25
121
14
22
124
19
-1
~
.,
28 27
70 Bbara 1I5 23 99 49 50 13 to
71 Sotha 61 19 74 36 38 10 12
7 2 Danda 91 22 88 44 44 16 10
73 Dharfra. 200 42 202 104 98 5 5
74 DugJi 253 50 285 137 148 -, So 78
75 Molothe 184 28 134 66 68 22 22
76 ('b~lIi 57 6 58 2(; f-
3'
1271 25'7 12&5 &28 637 174 1&4
77 Darondi 68 17 1. 57 31 .6 15 13
78 Thalsara 44 12 31 25 13 9 4
79 Kotta 36 13 3& 20 16 17 12
80 Ku.marri 89 .1 68 34 34 7 II
81 Shaugroo 161 32 158 78 80 21 IS
82 Banjai 56 14 47 24 23 0 II
83 Bbasti 101 26 85 4S 37 27 25
84 Jagrote 80 18 96 52 44 8 4
85 Masri 64 14 71 39 32 15 10
86 Prann 54 16 53 35 IS 32 t6
87 Phangota 144 25 117 69 48
88 Rivara IrS 32 125 64 61
89 Naidangri 49 24 54 31 23 10 5
90 Kotchri 78 17 &9 39 30 22 17
91 Saronda 85 22 80 42 38 17 19
92 Ibrakh 64 17 72 34 38 13 25
93 Bhatri 39 4 31 18 13
94 Tarowa 177 34 173 89 84 64 56
9S Altu 22 6 38 r4 22 13 I'l

1529 384 14&& 786 GIO 297 265

96 Masrunda 35 8 1% 43 40 17 23
97 Gangatab 29 (J 41 21 20 18 Ie;
<)8 Rahi 74 16 80 46 34
9'J Shewa 2113 61 282 125 137 76 108
100 I,ohtoI; 69 13 71 40 31
101 Sdhuada 70 I. 70 34 36
102 Haleja 54 8 GO 33 27 10 5
10 3 Hamirpuri 30 6 21 13 IS 10 14
104 lIfechrala Khurd 32 4 16 9 7
105 Mechrala Kala.n 25 5 15 8 7
106 Bhadra 29 .) 20 II 9
107 Shaja 94 15 109 55 54
lOS Kukrasu ""! 5 1 3 3
10 9 Shaema Ka.lan 71 15 78 39 37
IlO Shaelna. Khurd 61 I. 62 29 33
III Balasu 33 (> 32 24 8
Hz Dharara 83 13 81 36 45
1077 286 1066 643 623 114 lU
 :14 I
1941 POPULA"IION

Muslim (Swas) Hindus Sikh. Buddhists Others· Total literates

,.------"---, r------'-__, ---A~ r---A.----' r---A...----"') ,---_ ......_--"'""\
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Femeales Males Females

:lZ :13 :14 IS I6 I7 I8 I9 JlO ZI 22 fl3

92 83 29
61 60 2
35 40 II 10
7
II 10 I
In 110 14
9 12 5
(16 74 12
22 1<) 3
33 31 7
515 511 11 10 83
149 '4 8 44
39 31 7
8 13 IT
27 20 7
32 32
5 9 2
24 21 II
5
22 24
31 27
16 9
353 340 81
25 2l 1
93 97 32
14- I9
3(' 40 2
26 26 4
28 34- 2
9<) 93 5
57 70 6
44 46 20
32 26 4
454 473 78 3
Ib 13 6
10 9 4
3 4 3
27 23 5
57 02 II 3
18 I> 3
21 12 6
44 40 I)
"4 2, 3
3 2
69 48 9
59 58 8
21 18 8
]7 '3 2
-'5 19 4
21 13 1
IS 13
25 28 4
I 3
485 412 4 1 88 4
17 23 3
3 4- 3
46 3+ 13
10 39 29 32
40 31 5
34 36 7
23 22 3
3 2
<) 7
8 7 4
II 0 2
55 .'14 3
3
39 37 4
2<) 33 .~
24 8 4
3(> 45 8

tl 1D 41. 380 88
 14:l

Occupied
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 194 1 Circle Charge ~
Persons Males Females Males Females

I :I 3 -1 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

Il3 Bhalra 164 40 13 173 85 88 5 3

II4 Nagni 91 II 44 23 2I
lIS Misratah 61 24 108 64 H 30 23
u6 Manawa 95 18 19 39 40 8 7
Il7 Khaln lIB 22 120 62 j8 19 20
uS Sharora 104 22 103 55 48 16 13
119 Dige 105 20 104 H 61 II 10
120 Pendku 61 10 44 24 20
121 Koundra 94 '7 81 37 44
893 114 858 432 424 89 78
122 Sengol 50 10 14 49 23 26
12 3 Himote 150 31 169 88 ~I
124 Chhatra 180 33 173 87 B6 28 33
125 Kahri 106 19 102 50 52
126 Cheka 17S 40 183 92 91 37 36
12 7 Gharaha 271 30 273 14() 133 29 30
128 DaI~u 17 7 3D 16 14
94' 170 '78 498 483 '4 98
129 Tribhe 96 24 15 122 53 6g 4 6
130 Lanchan 39 9 53 26 27
13 1 Chenchori 161 24 148 6g 77
132 Chhani 146 32 147 67 80 19 2,5
133 Taiga 51 10 50 22 28
134 Pehi 69 20 80 43 37 21 IS
135 Dug-ah 147 24 183 95 88
136 Naslia 79 23 107 53 H 21 24
137 Balote 81 20 103 5· 51 9 8
86. 186 991 480 511 76 78
138 Berru .81 91 16 237 142 95 79 60
139 Kathiara 62 13 90 46 .<4 7 II
140 Choudri 47 18 3& 2() 15
141 Chakr Bhati 16. 23 144 77 b? 59 .~3
142 Barasu 163 42 185 89 96 38 33
143 Tandoora 30 5 25 13 12
144 Sindra 134 24 148 81 67 3 I
I~ndi 39 4 24 14 10 9 6
14 Tajinda 46 II 46 23 23
147 KungJa 48 9 55 29 26 29 26
148 Chahri 8 1 8 4 4
149 Brhampuri 26 ti 27 II 16
150 Tenisna 138 23 118 57 61
lSI Sobra 63 9 58 30 26 26 24
Mandelah 36 8 43 l!j ~4

~~ Kandosa
154 Kahla
III
86
17
1,5
82
9D
48
44
44
46
10
30
5
33
ISS Chek BatoH 49 9 49 28 21
1421 328 1471 775 617 2.. 251
156 Sharni 61 10 17 4+ 51 ~ 23 28
157 Puhsli Khurd 66 10 831 21 36
IS8 PuhaH Kalan J06 19 108." 52 56 3
159 Balian 225 41 225 ., 104 121 JI 18
160 Gasti 167 39 188 0 106 <)0 63 58
161 AmritgaTh 53 11 69 , 34 25 29 19
162 Sunarthawa 209 34 199 • 105 94 40 38
42 47 ~ 23 24 14
~
Bacbhra 13 14
Brandla 85 18 95 '< 53 42 32 24
~65 Bajah 17 2 38 1755 80 95 44 63
166 Sahan 73 12 83 , 40 13
167 Dhallah 57 13 7& .., 34 41 7 4
~68 Deyohi 100 II) 108., 50 56 42 41
141. 177 1482 731 7&1 28& 171
169 Kaw"ki 59 14 I8 83 32 31
170 Malola 17 2 49 189 93 96 21 21
171 Pemasa 176 31 169 97 7"
172
~73
KewegalI
Chegsu
174 Gurebra
175 Bhela
41
165
83
524
7
37
I5
17 2
.,
38
lli7
4'0
19
79
45
24 6
J1
78
46
~44 69
6 6

55
 I43
1941 POPULATroN

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikh. Buddhists Others· Total literates

~ r-----'-----., ,....----"---- ~ ~ ,----"-------,
Males Females Males Females Males Femalea Males Females Males Females Males Females

:lfl I3 ~4 I5 ~6 :17 I8 ~9 "0 III U 23

80 85 18
23 21 I
34 2I 7
31 33 19
43 38 II 2
39
32
35
51
..
3 3
24 10 6
37 44 10

343 348 79 5
23 16 4
88 81 12
59 53 9
50 52 II
55 55 9
108 101 3 ~ 'Z5
16 '4 3
399 382 3 t 73

49 63 u 2
26 27
69 77 20
48 55 9
l2 21\ 6
22 22 II
95 88 27
3' 30 17
43 43 n

406 433 113 8

.5 8 3 3 20 2
39 33' 11
20 15 6
18 14 5
51 63 13
13
7X
12
6f) . I

5
23
4
23 . ]

4 4
II 16 4
57 61 I
4 I
18 24 8
3ll 39 2
14 13 I
28 2] 6

479 441 3 4 89 2

'3 28
27 36
49 56
93 103
43 32
5 6
6.5 56 10
'l 10
21 18
36 32 4
40 43
27 37
8 IS
446 472 19
3 2 3] 2
72 75 7
91 72 2
19 17 ]
73 72 4
45 46
]77 189 2' r
 I44

a..c:upied
Serial Name of Village 1931 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
!!Oo. Population 1941 Circle Charge r- ,....----"----.
Persons Males Females Males Females

r a 3 4 6 8 9 IO II
" 7

176 Shebuote 24 9 25 16 9
171 Droujawin 71 16 72 36 36
178 DrouiJorawi 88 21 10 47 43
179 Rerani 47 Il 42 22 20
180 Paruote 139 37 148 74 72
181 Ragooka ,58 58

I.
Il
182 Panthan 62 16 57
34
31 !~
1709 447 1885 871 814 81
1 83 Bhalara 212 39 19 2OS} lIO 95 5 6
184 Grondra 80 16 71" 33 38
1805 Jasolah 41- II 52 S 21 25
186 Chagna 50 13 4H 24 2Z
187 Koodi 70 73, 36
188
189
Nai
P'.oeja
66
23 8
IS
IS
47
&8.
221 •
40
lIS
37
29
IU
20 ..
190 Kothi Pain 46 7 54,~ 29 25 14 10
191 Kothi BaJa 45 9 50" 21 29
192 Thajka 21 10 32..- 16 16
193 Shakla. 23 5 23,) 12 II
194 Jagota n6 •8 128t • 70 ,56 2 2
195 Kdai 41- l! 23,' 1 16
11)6 Jaudani 67 1I 731~ 39 34 20 11
197 Darori 25 6 18" 1I 1
198 Debra 94 II 47~ 25 22
199 Natwas 45 6 48'1 21 25
200 Aeraka 26 7 45~ 20 25 U 16
201 Madren 10 I 71 3 4
Z02 Thrlela 177 z9 184 101 83 69 46
1488 294 1473 763 710 141 101
203 Kandote 235 51 20 228 tI8 tIO I
204 Indrota 147 .~I 168 9:01 74 3 2
20.5 Sbahrote 125 37 132 U 58 2:
206 Perikha 101 24 IQ3 52 51
20 7 Ranejo 35 9 44 22 zz
208 Kahla 77 15 87 35 32
209 Fagsu 466 lOS 548 306 242 273 217
:!!IO Jangalwar 133 47 153 7,5 78 4.5 43
2Il Kathawa 102 r6 -98 52 47 35 33
212 Dadian 5.5 II 101 6g 32 41 15
213 Nardoa 20 3 42 218 114 102 53 46
214 Chira lIO I4 120 66 S4 46 38
21 5 Chulehri 20 4 22 12 10 4 3
216 Mahri 58 12 81 36 33 IS 1,5
217 Thatri 539 125 595 325 27 0 202 172
2401 558 2.63 1448 1215 72. 51.
218 Snranga 87 ~o .1 .5 8Gl; 49 47 10 10
219
220
221
Haja-Bhala
Jia
Ranota
98
57
II2
20
11)
21
123q
41 ..
116'
65
25
60
...
58
56
43
I
45
1

222 Budhi 83 17 81l 52 29 28 16

223 Jorakalan 21 9 '42 208 • 10' 106 51 .7
224 Shahindalain 48 II 48 , 26 22 13 9
22,5 Jora Khurd 179 3.5 112~ 96 96 66 62:
226 Galoo 70 15 8U 49 40 II 9
227 Kalaran 37 II 33 1 22 II 10 5
228 Sichal 235 .6 242 S lIO 13 2 48 63
229 Kencha lIZ n 12H 65 56 65 .15
230 Gugara 119 25 148 • 78 70 78 70
231 Bhatala II9 23 135 I 74 61 551 56
232 Nagoi 36 9 37 ~ 16 21 16 21
233 Mulana I13 32 127 t 74 .53 74 .53
"34 Kahikandal 134 24 121 " 64 57 47 39
235 Gaela 93 21 104 ( ,52 52 52 52
236 Tanta 327 69 401 " 216 18S 201 174
237 Botagra lI4 '7 143 ' 64 79 61 77
238 Chabha 103 20 132 i 74 58 74 58
2495 515 2748 1433 1313 1008 922
239 Indln 70 20 22 88 5Z 46 16 17
240 Bhotoli 85 17 100 ,56 44 43 33
24 1 Dharyotha 30 4 73 338 182 154 103 88
 145
1941 POPULA.TION

,--
Muslim (Shias) Hindus
r-------"---------- ~
Sikh.
~
Buddhist.
,------___.._______,
Others· Total literates
, . - _ _ A.-_. __- ,

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Femalea Males Females Males Femalea

I~ 13 24 .r.5 16 .r9 18 19 ~o u J2 ~3

16
36
9
36
,
47 43
22 20
74 72 8
34 24
31 26

775 732 50

105 89 :z
33
27
24
36
20
"5
..
3B

37
25
3

lIS III 3
15 15
21 29
16 16 2
I:Z II
68 51- 5
7 16
19 17 2
IX 7
25 22
21 25
9 'I
3 1-
32 37 4
822 60a 23
107 99 10 11 IS
89 7Z 9
73 56 18
S2 51 17
22 n 3
35 3' 3
33 25 25
30 35 14
17 I.f. 4
28 17 9
61 56 8
'0 16 :z
8 7
18 IS 5
123 98 13

716 118 10 11 145 7

39 37
22 13
'4 23 5
60 56 5
24 13 4
51 59 19
13 13 3
30 34 IS
38 31 "2
!l 6 3
62 69 17
I
5
15 1

6 3
17 .8 I
3
IS It U
3 I

424 391 105 3

36 "I
13 II
79 66 IS
 ]'46

Occupied
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No, of No, of Total Muslim (others)
, - _ _ _ A. _ _ ....
No, Population 1941 Circle Charge r ----.,
Persons Males Females Males Females

I :II t 5 6 7 8 9 IO II
'*
242 Piakal 74 I9 65 30 35 13 13
243 Kathiara 1I6 IO 77 41 36 3
244 Dichhal 21 II 52 25 27
245 Kan~o II3 2,5 132 62 70 22 IS
246 Chalri 3 13 49 316 162 153 136 122
247 Bathri 344 62 406 216 190 207 182
24 8 Amrltpora 62 10 64 39 25 39 25
249 Chania. 208 34 236 II7 Il9 II7 IIg
25 0 Belechinaira 20g 32 193 95 98 55 60
25 1 Bhatras 3 19 62 336 166 170 g8 lOll
Z:';2 Jabias 269 45 252 139 II3 76 57
2607 475 2663 1383 1280 928 834
253 Mans 3 17 55 23 366'1. 182 18 4 108 II,;
254 Hadal 106 23 140 .. 79 61 61 48
255 Charripal 286 48 258' 137 121 58 51
256 ChiUebala 37 2 61 437- 215 222 152 161
257 Chillepain 2gI 52 328' 168 160 111 12 4
25 8 Mnk"as 151 30 238' 122 nb II7 107
259 Sanwara 241 38 270· 136 134 101 10 4
260 Bhatoli 346 48 313 • 150 103 96 log
261 GaJldo 46 4 71 573 ' 26 3 3 10 200 23 0
262 Budhli 106 19 98 • 55 43 35 25
26 3 Tendala 203 33 257 1 13 1 126 13 1 120
264 Taloogarh 161 27 192 " 100 92 100 92
3044 505 3470 1738 1732 1270 1292
265 Shingni 184 25 24 46 200 98 102 44 42
266 Gwalo 159 30 185 95 90 24 23
26 7 Bamra II3 19 113 62 51 9 3
268 Dharyari 339 45 382 188 194 15 2 154
26g Trithla 14 1 23 139 75 64 39 26
270 Gnwari 168 33 191 97 194 63 66
27 1 Kako 100 14 118 67 51 51 36
1204 189 1328 882 848 382 350
27' Rajpura. 33 5 25 61 53 9 35 8
102~'
273 Luddu 76 26 54 48 17 19
274 Chonri 134 17 202- 95 10 7 45 45
275 Bha.ga 37 10 51~ 23 28
'1.7 6 Dalaw 85 Z4 98.... 49 49 40 39
277 Anguol 69 18 90' 41 49 .6 32
'7 8 Darai 14 2 '4 129 66 63 9 4
279 Kharangal 234 45 282 134 1.28 53 39
280 Rolli. 7' 7 US 34 31 5 9
2BI Sunoodalari 91 17 83 46 37
282 Ghil 23 5 33 17 10 9 5
28 3 Kunan 8. 13 88 46 4' 21 21
2B4 Kanrllu 139 25 135 58 77 16 27
28 5 Bhargi 26 7 54 288 140 146 82 79
286 Dhedhali 359 39 347 18. 165 17' 157
1.43 339 2033 1038 985 530 414
287 Chawsar 58 5 26 82 39 43
288 Mandban 45 7 38 20 18
289 Chochla 40 5 28 16 12
290 Inharra 146 2~ 151 70 BI 16 18
14 88
29 1 Gurekra
29 2 Paratela
293 Samai
75
156
93
l.S
24
170
133
40
85
63
46
85
70 8
..
10 10

11
3
294 Kilotrain 449 72 654 278 276 255 2,52
295 Changa 345 60 434 220 21 4 220 214
2gb Kikl:an 206 42 261 128 133 122 ll!)
297 Tantali 197 35 239 II7 122 66 73
298 Porapain 205 34 222 II9 103 57 51
\/299 Gando 169 24 152 83 69 41 30
2184 378 2560 1278 1272 791 781
3 00 Ganstana 76 17 27 99 43 56 16 18
301 Gangota 255 4° 283 148 135 41 38
3 02 Kabal J agasar 357 68 394 19 1 '1.03 27 25
3 0 3 Chant! Pain
3 0 4 Chanti Bala
58
93
I,'
14
70
78
42
36
28
40
8
18
6
24
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19i1 PJPULATION

Muslim (Shies)
---------------------------------------------------------
Hindus Sikhs Buddhist. Others· Total literates
,-~--- r---.A.-~ ~ ,---______J>__--------, ~ ,-------_;.____~
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

IZ I3 I4 IS I6 I7 I8 I9 20 :II Zil 23

17 22 2
38 35
25 27
40 5_5 4
27 31 5
9 8 12

10
40 38 :5
68 68 10
63 56 IS
465 446 73
74 69 7
I~ 13
79 70 4
63 1)1 12
57 36 15 2
5 9 7
35 30 II
54 54 9
63 80 20
20 18 8
3

488 440 13 3
54 60 I
71 67 'S
53 48 3
36 4" 3
36 38 5
34 <8 3
.6 15

300 296 30
18 I 2
37 29 8
50 62 IS
23 28 5
9 10 3
15 17 2
57 59 5
80 89 0
19 22 4
46 37
8 II
25 21
42 50 4
58 67 2
10 8

507 511 .1 2

3Y 43 15
"0
Ih
,~

12
-"2
j4 63 9
3" 36 4
X, lI2
55 50 12
23 '4 43
19
h 14 .'i
51 40 12
02 _,l 7
42 39 II

479 491 142

27 38
101 97 2
In4 178 2
34 2.
18 16
 1:48

O~~upied
Selial Name of Village 193 I houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 194 1 Circle Charge ,- ~-_~ ,_._A._---,
Persons Males Females Males Females

:r II 3 4 .5 6 7 8 9 IO II

305 Batwas 80 16 86 47 39
306 Halor 102 22 140 70 70 53 S2
307 Dhesa 204 40 202 100 102 4 6
308 Bharti 2+4 54 298 145 153 1:26 128
309 Achber 138 16 140 75 65 64 55
310 Dud....ar 318 60 422 224 [98 209 185
1925 382 2210 1121 1089 &72 &37

TOTAL 4I583 8754 445 I8 22808 ZI7IO :ro57I 9 811I

.OtherS-lM Other Christian.

(i) Differences have been noticed in the spelling of village names as given in the Village Tables for 1931 and as shown in the enumer&-
tlOD record lor ]941. For the 194] Village Tabl.s we have adopted the spelling given in the list of villages supplied by the DistrictCensus Offieer
ia 1941. The list of su~h villages is gh,en below ;-
As shown in Village Tables 1931. Spelling adopted in Village Tables 194 1.
S. No. Name S. No. Name.

a'3 1 Malsri 85 Masri

2536 Tenna ISO Tenisna
253 8 Sehara. lSI Sobra
2540 Gorakha Ia7 Gharaha
2548 ]ajinda 146 Tajinda
2.5 26 Sarunda 96 Masrunda
2559 Khala Darbva II7 Khalu
2562 Kahlot ]00 Kehtoli
257 1 Sarirna Ka1an ]09 Shaerna Kalan
2573 Agarkah 200 Aeraka
257 8 Dawar ]97 Daror!
2582 Kolahi 195 Kdai
25 8 7 .Jaba Jakah ]92 Thajka
2S90 Rukali Khurd IS7 Puhali Khurd
259 2 Kawani 169 Kawaki
2596 Kamegah 172 Kewegah
2597 Gor Bakra 174 Gurebra
2601 Darun Karani 178 Drouilurawi
260.5 Hagona ]81 Hagooka
2609 Renkha 206 Perikha
2616 Nandnah 2]3 Nardua
2618 Chuteri 246 Chalriri
2624 Ranola ]64 Brandla
2630 Deoki 168 Deyohi
2639 TarJi 129 Tribbe
264 1 Talga 133 Taiga
2644 Naska ]36 Naslia
256 3 Singaye 122 Sengol
26 70 Bbeja 38 Bhega
1 6 76 Punoja Chamd& 189 Puncja
2702 Lerrote 67 'J"erote
2734 Dalha 66 Dalka
2744- Bharni 3 08 Bharti
2746 Chaner 28 7 Chawsar
275 2 Kittan 283 Kunan
2757 Anhi-Gangota 97 Gangatah
27 6 5 Chan~ 255 Charripal
279 1 Dhed hi 286 1Jhedhali
2795 Dlean 276 Dalaw
z8n Ha.laran 227 Kalaran
281 7 Mulanun 233 Mulana
2818 Kahi 234 Kahikandal
2819 Gohela 235 GaeJa
2821 Botogarh 237 Botagra
2822 Chaba 238 Chahha
2823 Indnu 239 lndln
2835 Batya.. 251 Bhatra.
2836 ]akyas 252 Jabias
(iI) In ch~kiDg these tables it wall found that the village Nagar had not been included as part of Bbadrawah Town in Imperial Table V
II1It bad heen included with Bbadrawah Town in the Village Tablea_ To r~oneile the population of Bhlldrawah Town as shown in the Village
Tablea and in Imperial Table V Na.gar village has been shown separately in the Village Tables and given a sub-numbec_
 I49
Ig,fr PO}ULA TluN
------_--'- --.
Muslim [Shiasl
r ---"------,
Hindus
,---- ...______:..., .... _-Sikhs
....... _--,
Buddhists
r----.A..-~-~
Others·
. - _ _ __.A.. _ _ _ _ ,
Total literatfi
r--"----",",
Males Females Males Females Male. Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

u I3 I4 IS I6 I7 I8 I9 20 aI 22 33

47 39
17 18 4
96 96 7
19 25 4
II 10 2
IS 10 3 n

549 549 3 35

I3 Iu 84 n 848 38 39 I I :1853 425

 REASI DISTRICT.
Reasi District is bounded on the east by the which were perhaps good enough in olden days
Ramban and Udhampur Tehsils of the Udhampur but are not adequate in these days of motor
District and the Chenani J agir, on the west by transport.
the Poonch Jagir and the }Iirpur District, on the
north by the Kulgam Tehsil of the Kashmir With such large variations in altitude as
Province and the Poonch J agir and on the south there are a big range in temperatures is inevitable
by the Jammu and Akhnur Tehsils of the Jammu and climatic conditions differ widely according
District and the Bhimber Tehsil of the Mirpur to elevation and aspect. At the higher elevations
District. It is included with the Natnral Division on the mountain slopes and margs the climate
designated' The Outer Hills'. It consists of only is cold in winter and cool in summer. The lowe!"
two tehsils-Reasi and Rampur Rajouri-both of levels of Rcasi Tehsil are hot and dry. Rain-
which are considerably larger than any other fall is high compared w~th the rest of the State
tehsil in the Jammu Province except Kishtwar. but the water runs off quickly. The climate of
Rampur Rajouri Tehsil at the higher elevations
The area of the whole district is 1,789 sq. is cold in winter and pleasant in summer as in
miles and that of the tehsils Reasi and Rampur similar areas of Reasi but at the lower elevations
Rajouri 983 and 806 sq. miles respectively. it is hot, damp and malarial except during the
Rcasi Tehsil lies to the east of the district and short winter.
Rampur Rajouri to the west. The small locality
on the borders of ,the Kulg<tm Tehsil in Kashmir 2. P41pulation.--The population of the dis-
named Nandimarg, is on the Kashmir side of the trict at the recent Census was 257,903 against
Pir Panjal watershed which is the natural bound- 235,245 in 1931; this represents an increase of
ary line between the Ja:nmu anj Kashmir Pro- 9.63 per cent. against 10.29 per cent. for the whole
vinces. Nandimarg is practically cut off from State. The figures for Reasi and Rampur Rajouri
the rest of the Reasi District in winter by deep Tehsils separately were II7,059 against 106,776
snow. Although belonging to Reasi the actual and 1.1-0,844 against 128.369 respectively. The
Census operations in Nandimarg were under the percentage increase is practically the same as for
control of the Tehsildar Kulgam. The Reasi the whole district in the case of Reasi Tehsil and
District extends from the edge of the Jammu slightly above that figure for R3.mpur Rajouri.
and Mirpur foothills, at a little over 1,000 ft. There are no obvious reasons ',\';1Y the increase
elevation to the crest of the Pir Panjal range, should be less in this di;;trict Hun in the rest of
some of the pe3.ks of which exceed 15,000 ft. the State except that both tehsils are malarhl
The whole district is hilly and broken and at their lower elevations and venereal disease is
intersected in all directions -by small streams and said to be widespread. Details of occupied houses
ravines. The Chenab is the only large river; it and the composition of the population of each
enters Reasi Tehsil a few miles from Ratote by tehsil can be seen by a reference to the tables.
a deep gorge and after passing through the Reasi
Tehsil flows into the Akhnur Tehsil of the Jammu The main communities are in the ratio of
District. There is a very large number of small roughly two to one in favour of the Musli:ns.
streams, usually fordable, which are converted The population of Reasi Tehsil is made up of 64,144
by a few days rain into raging torrents which are Muslims, 52,501 Hindus, 3I6 Sikhs and 98 Others.
impassable. Similar figures for Rampur Rajouri are Musli~s
III,395, Hindus 28.224 and Sikhs I,225. The
Communications are poor. Katra is connect- Muslims are in a small majority over all com-
,ed by a good metalled road with the main Jammu- munities in Reasi but in Rampur Rajouri they
Kashmir road 29 miles from Jammu but other- constitute 79 per cent. of the total population.
wise there are only fair weather roads; most of For the district as a whole Muslims number
which are little better than tracks and footpaths. 175,539 or over 67 per cent. and Hindus 80,7 2 5
Communications with Kashmir direct are by the or over 31 per cent.; Sikhs total only I.54I and
passes over the Pir Panjal range Konsar Nag Others 98.
(13,250 ft.) and Gulabgarh (12,530 ft.) ; these
routes are little used except by Rakarwals and Ethnologically, the district is Dogra Rajput ;
their flocks and herds. Communications between important elements amongst the Hindus are
the district and its neighbours on the south and Thakkars. Brahmins and Jarals. The Gujjars
west are by routes existing for many generations of the district claim descent from Raj puts
 152
according to the SettlEment reports for both In the selection of creps to be grown the zamindar
tehsils. Mest ef the inhabitants of the Nandi- gi\'es prefeIence to maize or rice; a prime
rr.arg area are Kasl.miri Muslims; there is a fact<-f in the case of the latter being the existence
5mall Fathan cokny in the north of REasi Tehsil. or otherwis{' cf facilitiEs for irrigation. Produc-
Gujjars live for the most rart, but not entirely, tion of feed grains is sufficient ior lecal require-
in the higher villages and valleys of the district. ments in roth h:hsils and in a nClmal year grain
As elsEwhere, tht:y maintain large flccks and is exported. Crops mostly depend en rainfall;
ho ds of sh{{p ar.d goats and cattle hut are only about IS ~cr CEnt. of the cultivated area is
excellent cultivators whenever they !5et the irrigated. RajGUri is better eft in this respect
chance to acquire land. Other elcmenb are than Hrasi. In spite of rainfall beiIlg heavy,
Rajput lVlians, Lahars, Tarkhans anel Mcghs in as ccmt:arcd ',,"ith the rest of the State, the
Reasi and Jats, Bhattis, Maliks, Sycds and Settllmcnt reports indicate that insufficient or
Ghakhars in Rumrur Rajouri. The last Settle- untimely rainfall is the llsual cause of unsatisfac-
ment reperts describe the Thakkars as the most tory harvests.
important tribe of land proprietors in Reasi
fcllewed by Brahmins and Gujjars with Brahmins The exo.d area under gardens and orchards is
as the most ,mportant amongst the tenant classes. not known but it is negligible. Walnuts, apples
In {{am pur kajouri the 1 hakkars again have and peache" are grGwn in the northern parts of
pride of place as land proprietors followed by the district in areas adjacent to Kashmir and
Jarals and BraLmins; Gujjars and Brabmins mangoes and pcmegranates in the lower and
ate the most imrortant tenant classes. Condi- warmer localities. Potatoes an' grown and
tions may have changed slightly since 1908 sold but the producticn of other kinds of vege-
arid 1906, \\ hen the reports referred to were tables, whilst general, is en a small scale and seme
issued, but not sufficiently to upset a general arc imported fer tht more populous centres from
siat<.ment of the kind here given. Mirpllf District in the case of I· ajoni and from
Jamml! by Hcasi. Ghee is produced n good
The people living at the lower elevations han quantitie~ partieuk rly by the Gujjar and
much in ccn:mcn with the inhabitants of the Bakarwal elements ct the population. Rampur,
neighboUling J. mmu ·District. The languages Budhul Thann:1 in the Rajellri Tehsi] are centres
in ccn:mon use are Dogri, Gojari and Pahari. for the disposal of glj{~e, walnuts and £!nardhana
District cffi<.:t's are at Reasi Town tcgether with (pomegranat~~ seub), but can not be termed
the headquarters of the tehsil of that name. markets in till' pnlper sense of the \Yord.
1 he headquarteIs of R. nr ur Rujouri an: at the
town of the s me name. 5. Industries and Labou.- There are no
industries in the area worth the name and no
3. MigraticmS.--The district is not afiected outlet fOf !almUI. The ancient cottage industry
much by migrataions. In the early summer of spinning <!lid wea\ in!; cottOll and wool on
Eakarwals move their flocks and herds to. the hand looms to meet local requirements continues
grazing grcunds of Kashmir and in the autumn but is said to be on a smaller scale than formerly.
retuIIl 2gain to their own district. SCII~e of the The manufacture of wooden combs and shoe-
Bakmwals of both I{easi alld l{ajouri graze their making are small cottage industries in I{ajouri.
helds in Poone(, during the winter. Kashmiri Valuable mineral deposits are said to exist in the
Muslims enter Reasi in l'onsidenlbh' numlwrs Reasi Tehsil hut it has not yet bp('n proved if they
at the beg.nning of winter in searci. of employ- can be exploited profitably on a large commercial
ment as agriculturallabouTcrs and return to their scale. This question is recl!iving the attention
homes, mostly in Kulgam, in April. of His Highness' Government. The greatest
need for the whule district is improved roads and
4. Agriculture.-- The district is almost en- communications. Until these be provided no
tirely agricultural. Maize, wheat and rice are real develpment is possible. There is no employ-
the most important crops in both tehsils with ment of any importance for labour except on
maize easily first. Other crops of less importance agriculture. Neither the Public \Vorks Depart-
in Reasi are dhals, goji, barley and pulses. ment nor the Forest Department appear to be
In Rampur Rajouri sarshaf. barley, cotton and active employers of labour in this district.
pulses are crops of secondary importance. If better communications were provided perhaps
Ginger, turmeric, tobacco and sugar cane are the forests could be profitably worked for minor
grown in Reasi to a small extent. Maize is the forest products.
most important staple throughout the district;
it seems that wheat, although the second crop 6. Means of Subsistence and Indebtedness.-
in area, is apparently not of very good quality. From a statement of prices obtaining for the
 I53
chief food grains in each tehsil received from the tenant classes. All these figures are necessarily
District officer it would seem that these are well approximate; there is no proof that debts have
above the rates assumed for purposes of assess- not been substantially reduced since the Settle-
ment. It is reported that no large fluctuations ment operations in this district; equaly there
in prices have occurred in the past few years. is no proof that they have been; the probabilities
In the absence of good communications are that the position is much the same.
there are no markets or centres for the free sale
of grain surplus to local requirements. The Considerable numbers of'the Rajput elements
price levels to which reference has been made join the St2.'.:e army and by this means relieve the
are probably the bazaar sale prices and not str2.itened circumstances existing in the
those the zamindar gets from the sahukar. In majority of homes.
exis':ing circumstances, it is inevitable that the
trade of the district should be in the firm grip 7. Education.-In the whole of this dis-
of the sa ukar and it is doubtful if the zamindar trict of 1.789 square miles there is no High School.
actually receives a price much in excess of assess- In Reasi Tehsil there are four Middle Schools for
ment rates whatever may be the prices in the boys and one for girls and twenty-five Primary
bazaars or quoted by sahukars. The absence Schools for boys and four for girls. Rampur
of roads makes the producer the victim of fluc- Rajouri has four Middle Schools for boys and
tuating and high rates for transport. The thirty-two Primary Schools for boys. The
sahukar and markbhan will always reap most provision must be described as inadequate. The
of the benefit from any rise in prices, not the fact that most of the district is cut off from
zamindar, until communications are vastly im- Jammu is probably the main cause for the
.proved. paucity of educational facilities whereas the
poor means of communication within the district
There are no reliable figures regarding indivi- itself demand a larger number of schools than
dual incomes. The opinion of local officers is to would otherwise be required. His Highness'
the effect that the average income per head per Government in the last few years have given
month is about Rs. 3 and expenditure a bit particular attention to the problem of providing
higher. This does not suggest any possibility an increasing number of schools, particularly
of much progress in the matter of debt reduction. Primary Schools. It seems necessary that the
The District Officer has expressed the opinion provision of two High Schools, one at Reasi and
that the standard of living is stationary as there one at Rampur, should receive early consideration.
are no signs of improvement or deterioration. As suggested in other district notes, if fully
This suggests the absence of any signs of equipped High Schools cannot be provided at
activity or energy. At the time of the last present the question of converting two Middle
Settlement the average debt per head of the Schools, one in each tehsil, into combined
population in Rampur Rajouri was put at Rs. 17 Middle-High Schools might be considered. This
in the case of the land proprietor classes and is the only district in the Province where
at Rs. 8 per head for the tenant classes. The there is no High School at all.
Settlement Officer was of opinion that the debts
were mainly due to extravagant expenditure on The inadequate provision of schools is reflected
ceremonies connected with marriages and funerals in the number of literates. In Reasi Tehsil,
and that once caught the victim seldom escaped out of a population of II7,059, only 50409 are
owing to the high rates of compound interest literate, this gives a percentage of 4.6. The
charged by the sahukars. The same Settlement figures for Rampur Rajouri are 5,429 literates
Officer in discussing the debt position in Reasi out of a popul:ltion of 140,844 or 3.8 per cent.
gave the figures in a different way. He assessed For the whole district the percentage is 4.2.
the debt per cultivated acre at Rs. I4-I3-0 plus
49 seers of grain. The Settlement Commissioner. 8. Health and water Supply.-General
discussing these figures remarked "unsecured conditions of health are reported to be good on
debt is very high, amounting to about Rs. 15 the whole but it is doubtful if this description is
per acre cultivated; the corresponding figure justified. At the higher elevations the climate
in Rajouri was Rs. 6-8-0 only." The figures for is healthy but all the areas at low altitudes are
Reasi indicate more than twice the debt per malarial. A report received about conditions in
head in Rajouri and, as the average debt per Reasi Town Area stated that in 1940 over 90
head for proprietor classes in Rajouri was Rs. 17 per cent. of the population had sllffered from
and for tenant classes Rs. 8, U,e equivalent in malaria and out of 75 children examined 58
Reasi works out at roughly Rs. 40 per head for were found to be suffering from enlarged spleens.
the proprietor classes and Rs. 19 per head for t.he Venereal disease is said to be wide spread.
 154
Other main causes of sickness and dea.th would on ChetChaud1.shi is of local importance
appear to be dysentery, typhoid and pn~umcmia. and is attended by people from the
Guinea-worm is prevalent in those arel.S where Punjab too (Reasi).
tanks form the main source of drinking water
supplies. A certain number of deaths are caused (iii) The fair held in the vicinity of Katra
by snake bites. in Reasi in connection with the pil-
grimage to Shri Vishnu Devi Ji Shrine
Medical facilities are not adequate. There in a cave under the Trikta Peaks is
are government dispensaries at Reasi and Katra by far the most important in the dis-
in the Reasi Tehsil and at Rampur and Budhal trict. His Highness' Government make
in Rampur Rajouri Tehsil; at Thanna there is a special arrangements for the crowds
subsidised dispensary. In addition, indigenous who undertake the pilgrimage which
methods of treatment, both ayurvedic and unani, continu~s from Assuj to Poh each year.
are available in most areas. The problem of It is attended by many thousands. It
covering such a large area with an adequate brings wealth to the district and many
number of dispensaries must be recognised; of those catering for the pilgrims make
the difficulty is aggravated by the absence good profits.
of good roads. The most practical remedy,
until more permanent arrangements can be made, (iv) The only fair of importance in the
would appear to be the provision of itinerant Rampur Rajouri Tehsil is Khanqah
dispensaries based on Reasi, Katra and Rampur. Pir Ghulam Shah Sahib's fair held in
the village Shahdra.
Drinking water supplies are reported to be
adequate in most areas; naturally they are so (b) (i) Reasi Tehsil is the brithplace of
in the higher altitudes where many small His late Highness Maharaja Sir Pratap Singhji.
mountain streams are fed by the melting snows
and considerable rainfall. But in the Kandi (ii) Hot springs at Dalwah in Rcasi have
illaqas supplies are scarce and inferior in quality; some local reputation for their curative
those areas dependent on tanks have to use qualities.
water infected with Guinea-worm. In the
Thandapani locality of Rampur Rajouri Tehsil (iii) Vishnu Devi Ji's Shrine is treated with
drinking water is scarce in the summer. The reverence by all Hindus.
Census Charge areas Gul, Bhamag and Katra in
Reasi experience difficulty with regard to good (iv) Rampur Rajouri Tehsil has a number
and adequate water supplies according to of serais, now in ruins, connected with the old
reports received from those responsible for Moghal route to Kashmir.
Census operations in these areas.
(v) Budhal in Rampur Rajeuri is reputed
9. Miscellaneous.-(a) Fairs are not held to be a health resort.
for the purpose of sale and interchange of agri-
cultural produce; they all have some religions (vi) Tattapani in the neighbourhood of
significance. village Marhot is known for the curative qualities
of its hot springs.
(i) Baisakhi fair at Pauni is usually
attended by some 3,000people (Reasi). The waters at Dalwah in Reasi and at Tatta-
pani in Rampur Rajouri might well repayaUen-
(ii) The fair at Dera Baba Banda Sahib held ton and development.
 VILLAGE TABLES
DISTRICT REASI, TEHSIL REA~I
 156
CENSUS
VILLAGE
District Reali.
, ehsil Reasi.
Occupied ,-
Name of Village 193 1 houses No. 01 No. of Total Muslim (other..
Serial
No. Population 19·P Circle Charile , - - - - - A ,-_......_-A.._~

Persons Males Females Males Females

3 f. 5 6 1 8 9 IO II
I
"
1 Majarakund 3 06 39 299 159 14 0 159 '40
2 Kundar Da.h3.1'l. 1007 159 1181 602 55'> 596 554
212 28 183 89 94 65 69
3 Nand Kat
.. Sarsot
5 Mamankot
3 64
359
49
63
383
445
198
230
IB5
21 5
133
206
13 1
192
6 Jandial Kat 164 30 189' 103 86 86 75
137 25 181 92 89 79 70
7 Sher Garhi ~. 95
8 Sanli Kat 93 13 55 40 55 40
218 39 245 13 0 II5 IU3 97
9 ThaI Kate 182
10 Mali Kate 70 3 log 40 4 37 8 23 8 206
II Hamoo Shan 128 21 148 80 66 80 66
12 Chanah 582 104 573 291 282 10 3 92
4273 871 4882 2433 2249 1903 1732

13 Ha,;ana 1102 148 4 90B 50 7 401 33 8 268

14 Nahoosi 235 35 287 144 123 141 1'7
15 Hasoot 653 108 .93 360 333 322 299
16 Banna 699 120 883 36 7 296 294 223
17 Tuli 1638 275 1611 86 5 82 4 640 611

4321 A' 4220 lin lin 1736 1518

IS Ko.nthi 795 146 3 181 501 4bo 24 8 241

19 Bhamili ' IT4 36 2&7 160 .,
Q~
140 77
20 Thalo .J 33 2 15 &08 276 23 0 174 133
21 Dabri 206 38 301 163 13 8 155 12 7
22 Shakari 84 0 '43 838 439 397 35 1 3 20
2281 438 2861 1639 1322 1088 898

23 Hagan Kote 205 49 284 134 '3 0 42 39

24 Dando. Kote 12 7 19 132 75 57 3 I
25 Hapoot I7Ro 361 2092 1060 103 2 7 22 706
26 Ladar 4<'7 12 7 148 391 357 375 345
27 Badar 455 43 293 140 153 140 153
28 Supra! 23 8 38 311 157 162 157 162
29 Urbis 221 41 306 '5° t.;; ISO 155

3433 I" 4153 2101 2041 1689 1581

Nahoch 547 103 634 32 " 30Q 32 5 30 9

30 1335 2037 1046 39 1 1029 97 8
31 Dewal 1574
32 Gulab Garh 595 51 327 176 151 174 15 1
Bho.rnial 705 1I9 807 4 II 396 'III 396
33 288 60 359 190 16<) 1<}O 169
34 Lar
Khoor 403 76 427 220 20 7 214 207
35
4112 744 4591 2388 2223 2343 221.

Shadool 360 65 6 447 240 20 7 240 20 7

36 280 12 5 125
37 Taksan 2.p 42 135 133
Saharh "'3 6 247 1108 8 19 690 734 600
38 1107
39 Bathoi. 130 9 235 765 742 724 697
'4 6 • ''s3 1537 82 3 7 14 7 64 673
40 Ma.hoor
4801 821 5280 2782 2478 259& 2302

41 Shajroo 1080 ItlS 7 1182 6n 55 1 499 466

42 Mala, 659 II7 7114 43 8 35 6 415 337
]amslan 59 2 II4 753 393 360 . 3.';3 3 24
43 778 437 34 1 435 34 1
44 Saldhar 74 u 126
6 25 IIO 125 3 83 34' 379 34 1
45 Chakla. 19A 1075
17 8 3 312 9 13 1048 887
4 6 Budhan
1471 I" 8200 3337 2883 3121 2SIS.
 IS7
'1941.
TABLES

194' pOPUL.TIQS
--A. _ _ _- - - . - .

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhids Otbers· Total literates

r--------'------, ..----J'----, ~ r----"'---~
~ Males Females Males Females Hales Females Males Females
Males Females Males Females

I3 I5 I6 :17 III I9 20 SlI 22 .2]

IZ I4

6
t> 5 42
'4 25 5
54 .23 z
"5
'4 23 30 3
3
'7
'3
11
19 ..5
27 II>
168 4
..
16
159
25 1
[3 0 118 58 72 29 8

46& ,41 15 71 182 17

169 [33 8
3 b 4
38 34
7' 73 3
215 206 10 7 16

'.7 452 It 7 31

253 219
20
.
I
20
102 97 .
2
8 11
KR 77 2

'71 U4 13

92 91 3
72 56
338 3. 6 24
l(i 11 5
.2

511 485 34
a
46
Ii
, '3
3
.2

t)
...
II 13 87
I
2 2
!Is
41
55
90
45
37
3 .. .6
29
23
:2
3

113 172 1 3 ... 11 5

RS 13
112
23 [9
36
..7
40
•4 1
14
S
27 26 26

201 187 n
 15 8

Occupied ,-- _._----_"

Serial Names of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
_A._ _ _ _ - ,
No. Population 19i' Circle Cbarge ,---.-"-------,
Persons Males Females Males Females

• :1 ., j 6 7 8 9 IO II

47 Dedha 62 7 128 8 720 3 82 33 8 35 2 310

48 And 253 58 272 i()3 109 Iil
77
49 Wainciang 39 2 79 431 233 19~ 212 I~~
50 Daranl 559 112 611 347 324 320 297
51 Gul 11;13 37 2 2111 1117 994 11J3 9~9
52 Kalimas a 414 SH 386 21 7 16~ Ibl 136
53 Goncli 475 96 605 2<)5 31" lOJ 2M5
54 Bahamdasa 147 32 167 rOll 87 b4
53
4710 .35 5382 2854 2528 2620 2335
55 Sonmbar-Barhog
Bhaimata
106",
149
223
27
(' 1489
.68
8"0
114
66')
84
606
3d
509
56 33
57 Fanirate 231 43 1118 lOY I:S'J fJI.)
57
58 Asmar 95 24 103 56 47 34 34
59 Mole.ot 227 45 233 123 IlO 7" 71
60 Bandan I'll 2J 119 °7 5" 4d 33
61 Sansa1dan ........ '4 6 2b 126 72 54 4' 32
62 Dalwah 1057 206 1205 644 5bl 52] 45'-'
63
64
Mahan Kand
Thatharka
60ll
855
I14
13S
850
931
""d
4tH
4 02
47 li
44~
45 M
4 02
475
65 Cbhachbwah 751! 13 1 804 4 10 3<.14 245 224
66 Scripura 25'\ 45 254 13 2 1'.l2 HZ 99
5643 1042 6486 3426 3060 2694 2425
67 SadaUwt •< 188 34 [0 2 22B 138 90 58 2G
68 Sart· ala 16 4 29 199 104 95 lor
7'
69 Khani Kat 29b 41 301 154 147 49 .B
7.0 l>hanoi 608 132 726 3YI 335 ""3 Ib~

71 Dogah 175 39 177 98 79 43 3'

72 Dansal 4°4 84 501 2b5 23 6 17" 157
13 Dharote 10 3 9 61 33 28 24 ·ll
74 ]adha 5" ]02 555 297 25 8 216 I<JO

2620 470 2741 1480 1261 874 711

15 Kanthan 7 20 143 II 6BO 3 89 2\11 Y4 52
16 Arnas 147 (>4 205 129 76 37 25
77 Handar 5 10 1°7 SB9 3 4 275 77 02
78 Chala 434 85 606 30' l) 297 249 242
79 Tha 00 19 b1 3(>1 2222 lI8!! r034 9 14 81 3
80 Matloot 296 52 28' 155 129 b7 54
4074 112 4586 2484 2102 1438 1248
81 Ghabar Ilj 26 IZ 4 154 82 72 39 35
82 Garh; 39 0 1 03 557 298 259 140 121
83 Palasah +0 6 17 11 6 4 I
84 Chankah Ibb 47 186 ')3 93 2(> 19
85 :r;akrabah 83 18 120 62 58 45 43
86 llaldhanoon 16 7 46 185 lob 79 46 25
87 Thanial 98 24 103 58 45 9 3
88 Sai Lanjan 160 42 168 97 7' 19 8
89 Dharan 275 75 293 Ins 128 42 26
90 Namal 157 31 184 80 98 Ij 2[

1655 418 1867 1008 909 385 302

91 Gij 74 0 148 13 918 46 5 453 30 7 3 00
92 Chakal Saltb]. 113 21 122 6J 59 25 21
Thobp "29° 6b 296 156 l~O g 41
93 4
94 Tbanolc 25° .54 320 158 lU2 <15 <19
9.,· l'atian 911 16 88 52 34 23 I~
'Ju l.adha 130 2\1 139 83 50 30 21
97 Chakal HoorIan 196 37 229 IlS 114 79 71
98 , jl;arhkot 242 47 275 14 1 134 65 66
99 Prankot 8(> 19 111 b9 4 11 58· 37
100 Dhaki Kot 209 52 25D 143 10 7 72 40
2354 489 1752 1445 1307 798 710
101 Gondali 99 31 104 179 'J3 8(> 42 47
102 I(anotah 83 20 67 35 32 9 8
103 Hayoota 117 23 99 45 54 31 35
1°4 Dbalyoot 122 28 182 8H 74 56 45
10.5 Balldbar 125 23 148 75 72 43 45
106 Thakarakot 94 aI 98 4H 50 15 10
 159
I 94 I POPll'LA'"ION

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Bu:ldhists Other~' Total literates

,-------"-------, ,----A--, ,----A-----., ,---__ ..A._----. r---~
, , - _ _ ___.A- _ _ _ _ . ,

Males Females Male, Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

13 I3 I4 IS I6 I7 I8 X9 20 SIX .:JJ 23

30 28 19
51 ]' In
21 10 36
>7 27 19
4 :; 120
36 32 3
28 25 14
36 34 2

234 193 223 I

214 160 17
46 5I I
40 32 3
22 13
51 39 7
19 19 3
31 22 13
I.I I05 47
8
3 12
IU5 17° 4
20 23 I
732 636 118 2
80 64
23 24
105 94
I68 I67 4
55 41 I
87 79 3
9 7
79 68 14
60e 644 22
295 239 26
90 51 54 10
237 21 3 20
60 55 9
274 221 63
88 75 10
1 104' 86' 181 11
43 37 1
15 8 138 5
7 5 I
67 74 14 5
17 IS
60 54
49 ·t 2 4
78 63 8
12 3 102 10
71 77 5
873
158
607
153
50
10
•
38 38
108 99
73 73 2
29 16
5
47 35 2
36 43 I
76 68 3
[I II
71 61
4
8'7 587 II t
51 39 7
26 24 I
14 19 2
32 29 I
33 27 2
33 4°
 160

Occupied r---
Serial Name of Village 193 1 bouses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 19f[ Circle Cha,rge ~-----A._ ,-------'-------,
Persons Males Females Males Females

II 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 III IT

107 Mataa '34 32 126 71 55

108 Rerigalah 52 13 51 32 19 12 6
109 Samaharh 79 18 92 41 51 22 25
lIO Ghoorah 59 '9 74 40 34 10 9
III Chhandi 136 31 172 95 77 48 31-
I12 Toorchah 38 9 60 25 35 '5 34-
II3
Nahalah 49 0 106 526 27? 247 III 90
1598 374 1854 968 886 424 3U

II4 Sangar 459 10 3 15 5 504 25 0 254 106 78

Il5 Kotla 474 JIO 448 210 23 8 38 H
Il6 Sujanpur 172 32 162 79 R3 19 16
117 Thiroo [62 35 147 74 73 [0 22
lI8 Ran.ao 85 17 67 30 37 13 26
Il9 Snarhian [68 23 118 70 46 29 12
120 Kalah log 27 99 44 55
In Dhalyaot 139 29 124 67 57 7 7
122 Dekyarhi 86 18 94 48 46 [6 22
123 Alyah 180 34 138 OB 60 10 9
124 Kalakot 67 24 123 G') 54 38 29
125 Poorab Jagir 40 13 40 19 21
2141 486 2082 1028 1034 288 265

126 Sadhan 147 35 [6 144 69 75

127 Kathian 33 8 60 298 152 146 38 27
128 Khera Lehar 224 56 215 II6 99 14 2S
129 Boyoolian 38 7 82 441 235 206 150 1·5
130 Gajoor 336 74 359 208 151 91 54
13 1 llharka 8·41 177 818 439 377 '7 1 234
2273 493 2273 1219 1054 584 485

13 2 Garan Jagir 69 23 11 121 65 63 23 20·

133 Doodooaa ~o. 56 274 141 133 37 37
Thid ~o 10 42 24 [8
134
135 Litar 4 25 106 485 ~4° 245 [4 12
136 Tantool 56 17 88 33 35 2
Maiigahi Jagir 84 23 79 31 48
137
138 Bhagati Jagir
Bhagate Khalis&.
- 63
87
IS
22
72
76
)6
40
36
36 .. 4
139
140 Bhanmal.. 186 45 170 79 <)1 4
'4[ Kharoti Jagir 33 12 59 29 30
142 I(ote Jagir 67 IS 61 29 32
143 Sadhote 95 22 67 34 33
144 Sadheri J agir 68 IS 51 26 25
145 Gudar Khalsa. 90 20 121 65 56 ~3 18
146 Gahi Khalsa 53 13 72 37 35
147 Gudar Jagir 23 5 36 20 ,6
148 Ahala Jagir 48 IS 61 27 34
'49 Dab Jagir 82 19 86 40 46
ISO Dab Khalsa 186 46 184 93 91

1987 489 2192 1089 1103 103 97

I5[ Marhi 429 75 18 381 190 I'll 58 59

152 Kalhar 15 2 41 lB8 97 91 81 75
153 Poorlya 12 3 26 123 62 61 43 38
154 Kanba 145 27 10.9 51 58 I
155 Suugal 227 52 21. IlS [04 I
1.56 Lehrh 194 51 228 122 106 59 57
157 Kharah 45 IS 45 24 21
IsH Kund Kanahrhi 97 27 117 55 62 II 11
159 Khanyarhi 97 17 82 49 43 2 6
[60 Jarhari 10'2 23 90 46 44 9 7
161 Salone 242 71 269 138 131 13 10·
162 Dhanwan 93 28 100 S4 46 21 II
163 Daroon 93 16 89 54 45 47 42
16.. Panni 876 190 81. 413 406 178 17 1
.81 IS 8119 2879 1470 1409 &30 489

165 Nagar [82 56 [9 227 120 107 24 20

166 Kolsar [80 39 194 ro8. 86 31 [8
167 Gan 216 42 204 106 98 5
168 Jadh 208 33 11. 99 80 99 80
169 ShailPur 5 4 57 27 30 24 3°·
 i61
1941 ·POPUL'TI"N
-'-
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhr. Buddhist. Others- Tota literates
--.
Females
r-------"-----,
Males J1emales
,----""
Males
------.
Females
,..-----"-------.
,Males
r---A-'""I r -____,..._----...
Males Female
Males Females Male& Females

n 13 14 Ij 16 1'1 18 19 20 21 1I2 Z3

71 55
20 13
19 26
30 2.1
47 43 3
I
168 157
544 498 19

144 176 r
172 194 16
(of) 67
64 51
17 II
41 34
44 55
60· 50 S
3' 24 :I
58 61
31 25
19 21

742 769 24

69 7., 4
II4 In} 6
9" 68 10 6 II 3
84 79 :It 2 1
1J7 97 6 3
168 143 60 3
644 S81 11
• 89 11

4' 43
104 96 3
24 18
226 233 ~
31 33
31 48
36 36 2
36 . 32
79 87
29 3°
29 32
34 33
26 25
42 3!1
37 3.,
20 16
27 34
40 46 2

,.
93 91

988 1006 3
132 132 IZ
16 16 16
19 23 3
50 57
1I5 103 I
63 49 6
24 21
47 51
37 37
37 37
12 5 121 2
33 35
7 3
235 235 171 77
940 920 213 78

96 87 14
77 68 u z
101 98 .~7 4
21) 5
3 3
 162

Occupied ,-
Serial Name of Village. 1931 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population I941 Circle Charge , . - - - - - , "...-.-...-A-----.,
Persons Males Females l'olale5 Females

:c • 3 4 3 ~ 7 8 9 :co IZ

170 Talwarah 239 58 325 171 154 [02 93

I7 1 Kans_hasan 88 II 108 62 H 62 44
17 2 Patab 94 26 113 6. 51 So 43
173 Chbitar 12 3 11 6 5
174 Kharal 180 43 188 108 90 71 58
175 Gangas 79 18 89 35 54 9 II
176 Kans BrahlWUllL 35 I2 51 .8 23 22 18
177 Malel 9 4 13 7 6
17 8 Jirhi 122 23 86 60 36 16 8
179 Garan Khalaa 38 8 22 14 8 7 5
lila HambThi SO 13 61 35 26 10 5
181 Pandhal 71 20 77 43 34 28 2I

1808 413 2023 1081 932 580 454

Ill. Reasi (Town) 2106 56 5 20 8 2822 1584 IZ38 653 444
2106 565 2822 1584 1238 1113 "4
18 3 Bhahar Rasyalan 72 22 :zr 7 159 85 74 71 j9
184 Dosanoon 131 32 120 73 47 22 I"l
18 5 Pana.a 88 19 54 30 24 6 2
186 Sokitar 209 61 231 124 107 36 34
187 Kundrah 465 II' &33 .68 265 84 7'
188 Bhabar Brahmana 174 41 152 80 72 41
31
189 Mansoob 25 2 60 251 136 lIS lIS 97
190 DeTa Baba Banciba 181 47 178 99 80 IS 8
191 Tanda 180 50 188 106 92 34 39
1758 4" 1877 1001 178 420 3M
192 Bbaga 546 145 22 819 323 296 76 85
193 Ainji 16. 20 115 fig 46 So 34
194 Karin 109 27 139 84 55 35 14
195 Kotli Manotrian 67 2 170 729 400 329 38 24
196 Cham Yara 13 1 31 135 66 6<) 8 6
:197 Kaharwab 25 0 62 250 132 JIR

1870 455 1887 1074 113 107 183

198Sila 37 1 103 23 326 18 7 139 89 62
199Nambal 69 10 28 17 9 6 3
200Budh 37 6 77 425 227 198 142 123
201Dogalah Kalan 18 6 17 II 6 4 4
:202D1:falah Khurd 24 7 37 21 16 21 16
-2 03
Bij Pur 220 60 237 132 105 28 21
:204A.rbar Ballan 359 84 370 190 180 36 27
205Marbi 768 196 877 464 4 13 143 123
306 Tranth 110 31 128 68 58 26
37
207 GraIl Baryotrau 480 II6 .98 315 284 134 126
208 Ghialah 64 18 84 49 35 41 31
2858 708 3124 1881 1443 881 &82
20<) Samad Kbad 13 4 24 12 8 4
:no Balda. 49 II 60 35 25 1 8
2II Ser Sandowan 170 26 170 89 81 17 n
212 Ser Megball 92 16 88 {9 39 2
213 Bakal 175 32 185 92 73 33 30
21 4 Saranll"dhar S8 8 48 25 21 4
21 5 Kanlar 6 31 18
·216 Salal
51
858 193 "
814 476 43 8
Z2
65
9
54
1'" UI 1504 80& 898 1&0 11&
21 7 Harot Kat 282 65 ZS 6 317 186 13 1 98 72
·218 Cbaura Kot I!I 19 13 51 42 20 21
219 Atrana Kat 35 9 32 11 IS :2
220
·221
Kheri Kat
Syal Sagarb
8
5
..2 "
12
7
7
7
5 7 .;
222 Sujandhar 159 35 165 82 83 9 18
223 Kotli 29 6 34 24 10 4
224 Sanmukh 811 21 83 47 36 3 3
225 Gharhoonkote 39 12 65 33 32 5 9
2.6 Kothrao 76 21 83 48 45 2 3
227 LamlOra 297 56 307 lSI u6 59 46
108. 210 1211 883 532 108 t80
 I63
19.41 P POUTI'If

Muslim (tlhias) Hindus Sikh. Buddhists Others· Total literates

r___A----, ,--__,A..~l
Males Females
r---Jo,.-----"
Males Females
.--
Males Females Males
~
Fem"les
,..-------'-----.,
Males Females
:Males I'enlales

I:I 1'3 I4 I5 I6 I'I 1.8 I9 flO flI fiJI fl3

69 6% 18 of
13 6
I2 a 3
6 5 z
37 3' 22 2
26 43
5 5 3
7 (>

44 28 S
7 3
~S 21 3
15 13 2

630 478 183 24

9'4 ,S6 17 S 73 8 394

914 786 17 8 738 314
14 15 2
51 35 3
24 22 J
as 73 24
IS .. 193 28
42 31 II
21 18 14
59 52 25 20 30 9
70 53 2 3
553 492 28 2. 116 10
245 2°7 4 2S
19 12 1
49 'II 7
3 02 30 5 30
58 63 4
132 III! I

865 746 I 4 68

98 77 10
1I 6
85 75 II
1 2 3
6
10 4 84 19 7
154 153 33 4
3 21
31
:290
32
51
11
..
1
r8I 158 34
8 4 3
lOGO 881 181 18
Il 4
l8 17
72
41
59
39
10 ..
59 43 S
21 19 2
9 9
4°9 377 2 7 49
663 667 2 17 61
8T 59 7 5
25 21 6
16 13 I
7 7 I
3
Dol 65 9
20 9
44 33
28
41
1I3
23
37
73
l
9
,
7
2
8
ell 340 18 12 12 1
 164

Serial OCCupied ,--

Name of Village J<)3' houses No. of Charge
No. of , - -_ _ _
No. Total
.A. _________ Muslim (others'
Population 194 1 Circle r--"---.......
Persons Males Females Males Females

I
• , ., 5 Ii 7 8 9 ,,0 II

228 Charala Kot 226

229 Danga Kot 46 26 2110 128 122 72 71
223 45 201 96 31
230 Phagoorhi IO~ 37
'Ii 8 411 23 23
23 1Sarot Kat
246 47 2'6 122 10" 9 <!
232 RatDot 98
Sahri 19 ln~ 5'l 46 II 14
233 244
234 Dhrangali 40 2:17 I2R 109 IS 12
36 3 211 I; II 15 11
235 Toot 162
236 Ghanta 36 lRII 'l4 95 27 23
22+ 57 275 139 4':;
231 Thalwal 136 43
130 32 175 83 81 1
7
1634 333 1730 898 832 236 21.
238 Parand 125 21
239 Damnot 27 10, 56 53 H 30
4'l2 86 405 222 HI] 52
240 Thath Kot 16 47
24J Rahad Noot 6 U 18 IS Ii- I2
242 Lali 244 .. 6 297 uS 109 32 25
203 53 '~4 III 10
243 Nali Nikka III 5
81 28 101 47 2. 22
244 Dobiga.1i 54
245 Mongri "4 30 1~0 58 6, 14 16
189 45 106
246 Ba..noot 28 5 '011 lot 6 4
247 Dabh-Bug 70 342 182 160 40 37
248
249
Kalsot
Dhingi Dbar '"
4'4
101
'4
101
27
56
4111
125
33
2.;2
67
23
229
58
12
8
.5
u
10
10
1284 527 2431 1273 115a 241 240
250 Panjar
6~'1 n'l 38 800 277 2 1
25 1 Ma.ll 2
2,. 64 '93 3148' 145
252 Ma.mi
295
3 3
253 Ladh 63 3t! 17' 135 H 30
1.00 24 0 12"7 632 595
254 Kothri 55 53
237 4' 217 TIg 98 18 19
2683 537 2849 1399 1250 122 112
255 Buo)..
256 Hartaryan S.7 227 29 10 914 50 7 4°7 61 49
J44 8 336 1591 837 759 191 180
2305 .S3 2110 1344 11 •• 252 22.
257 Tikri (jog
258 Ma.nd 21.5 3D 771 380 39' 35 37
259 Rin Thakran 1197 30R 1251 61 5 (,3(. lI8 J20
538 148 710 44' ,68 12 4 3.
2144 671 2731 1437 1295 277 191
.!60 DarocD
261 Samo"l 411 ,86 3J 7"t 388 37i 35 29
.62 Mattal 231 44 US II5 rIo 45 51
263 375 IIg .117 223 ,H4 60 51
Kotli Jijan
264 Pata 320 '16 349 IR9 160 36 30
265 282 70 270 IJ(' 1
Sin Brahmana q4 I
266 Samundarani 393 106 440 22.; H5 14 10
4°3 10{ 442 .!JO
232 44 30
2446 112 2895 1506 1388 235 202
2('7 Nalhah
2(>8 Serl; J8I 38 .12 175 80
8r 95
269 Barhooh 18 83 ~o H
136 37 1~1I 64
27 0 Manoon
42 . 72
27 1 Chak Bhagta 174 "8 85 10 3 5 2
272 TileD 66 18 7t 28
44
273 .Thandv.-a 14 4 3~ IS 23 13 18
274 Bhagta. 170 .~2 188 H6 8. 41 29
275 Dadorah 4 15 <)2 3q4 18 5 209 35 38
276 Run Kauyalan 316 80 3118 194 16. 66 51
61 4 156 871 347 3 24 85 76
2187 137 2318 1203 1115 247 21.
277 Kakarmal
278 Kandyar t58 46 33 II lit J08 61 II 6
279 Dharoorh 397 85 354 190 164 25 19
.80 Sohli JI7 74 34' 179 16g 61 57
281 S"rha Kotla 252 65 2.1 148 143
282 Ta.reen Meyarbi 274 Ot, 2eo 137 123 J7 n
283 Pamot 227 48 "4 124 tOO 26 26
28 4 Dhanoorhi 2'11 60 IZ2 24
237 Sr "S n3 27
311 161 158 6 4
Itll In 11110 1170 1040 170 15D
 165
1941 POPULA'ION

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Total literates

~ r----"---. r----"---> ~ ,.-----'------, r---"----.
Males Females ~ialcs Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

I!l I3 T4 IS .lli I'J I8 .19 ao aI 22 23

;;6
68
51
65
..
3
23 23 :z
Tl3 96 1
43 32
Il3 97
67 72 .5
93
81
9..
86
•
662 616 25
22 23 2
'75 131
4 3
86 84
loG 10 3
30 25 6 3
44 46 3
95 102 II
142 12 3 18 2
21 Jl
244 21 9
62 48
1031 818 42 I
3 21 276
145 I4~ 3
133 99
577 54 2 4
101 79 2

1277 1138 10

4'1 6 35 8 91 8
646 579 83
10112 1137 175 10

345 354 45 4
497 5 16 9+ 20
3 111 234 12

118t 1104 151 24

353 34S 94 26
70 59 2
163 133 2
153 13 0 4
133 135 9
'II 20 5 Z3
188 IRo 4
1271 1187 138 28
94 ,~o 1'1
49 43 4
72 04 8 I
80 101 10 2
44 28
2 2
75 53 IS 7
148 17 1 58 rz
128 III 67 13
2h2 24 8 139 67
,n '01 I 32S 17
97 55 6
16 5 145 II
IJ8 II' IS
148 143 6
120 II. 9 2
98 74 36 I
99 95 23
ISS IS .. 8

1000 880 11.. ,

 Ic6

Occupied
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge ~-.---'
Persons Males Femalcs Males Females

~
• 1 4 5 6 7 8 9 1:0 1:I

28 5 Katra (Town) 950 20 5 34 9 1005 539 4 66 62 52

lliO 205 100S 639 468 62 52
286 Katra 49 35 II 245 I25 120 10 II
28 7 Purana Droorh 23(> 49 214 IIfJ 98 2 5
288 Latoori 84 18 73 30 35 17 13
2 89 Dharti 297 49 231 II? II,! 4 3
290 Arli Nihali SqI I44 684 37~ 3 12 23 25
29 1 Kan Daroorian 381 109 468 24& 222 57 47
29 2 KotH Bajialan 31)11 95 463 255 208 35 37
293 Dha. Vishnu Devi 8 3 7 7
1995 516 2385 1276 1109 148 141
294 Saroon 97 21 36 98 49 49
295 Akhli 144 28 131 6S u6
296 Batan 192 51 212 II2 100 3S 32
297 Pangath 42 5 23 16 7
2g8 Aghar Jato 266 74 292 '40 152
·.299 Bhangal 20 5 59 255 13 1 12 4 "9 4
3
300 Garan 17') 41 168 91 71:i
3 01 Pharthal 50 5 95 1i36 281 255 61 36
3 02 Hut 37 10 43 24 19 5 6
1887 384 1759 909 850 112 81
30 3 Jhakar 202 48 31 204 u6 88 62 46
3 0 4 Lahon 42 II 50 29 21 3 2
305 Dhang 1:;8 34 165 93 72 7 6
306 Gordah 462 113 531 281 250 107 103
3 0 7 Rawtah 2<)8 60 363 1'15 168 20 14
308 Bagani 34 1 69 357 190 16 7 161 143
309 Sarna 240 4'1 264 130 134 29 24
3IU Chhianoon 3"5 72 309 172 137 37 30
3 11 KanjH 4" 97 391 210 lSI 46 4$
2459 553 2634 1418 .1218 472 413
3 12 Sarot 1078 223 38 1083 555 528 4 26 42 4
3 13 Padmi III 22 135 66 69 61 65
3 14 Galati 160 36 165 93 72 39 24
3 15 Aurhak r69 33 f82 105 77 85 58
3 16 Bandwal 216 40 217 122 95 lOS 85
3 17 Dhanoon 768 100 527 27 8 249 243 21 5
3 18 Keri 720 155 738 399 339 229 219
319 Mathwoor 59 2 133 612 3 25 'X7 2 3
3814 742 3659 1943 1716 1193 1093
3 20 Nandi Marg: 15$7 255 39 IZ 1578 773 80 3 773 802
321 Gojripura 219 3<) 229 IIO Il9 III) Ir9
3 22 MaT;': Bal 100 14 102 54 48 54 48
3 23 Yan Khah 10 54 177 1039 52 7 5I2 52 7 5 12
224 Halan 234 32 251 13M 113 138 113
~225 Rowton 7'1 II 79 42 37 42 37
3 26 Tang Marc II3 1 140 1173 652 5 21 64 8 521
4374 668 4449 2296 2153 2292 2152

TOTAL I068]6 1I:135I IZ7 oS9 6~8S8 S5 30 I 340 I6 30I36

*Other"_54M and 42F Indian Christians. 2M. Others.

(i) Katra appears at two place, in the Villal1;e Tables I94I against ·f'rla.l nlltr,hor 285 an,1 2~6. The former represents the Town Area
wbereas the latter covers the village rural area. This villag" has b<en wrungly split in two by the local Census Officers contrary to the instruc-
tions issued in this connection.
(ii) The numbering of Ct-nous nivi.ion~ in Reasi Di,trict was not carrietl out in accordance with the instructions is.ued. When the
defect was noticed revision was not possit,le without creatinll ,,1 her dimcunies. As a result, whilst tb~ circles in the Village Tables fur each Tehsil
follow <ach otber in cor"",t sequence tf e char~"" tlo lIot. Charge. were number.'tI by DistrIcts ane Circles by Tehsils. The Charge num.ber. in
this District run from I to 23. All a£e shown but they do not run consecutfvely with the circles. Circlc tota.ls are given but owing
the defect referred to the total for cha.cges cannot be arrived at except by col!ectinll the tntals of tl.e vdriou$ separated circles forming each
Charge.
 161
1941 POPUT,ATI0,",
---..
Muslim (Shias) Hinjus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Total literates
.,--___..A..__----..., r----A..-----"\ r----.-A------, r---_A.------., r-----.-A-______. r - - - A _ _ _"
Males Females Male~ Females Male~ Females Males Females Males Females Males Female.

I3 1:3 1:4 Ij I6 I7 I8 1:9 aD aI ;13 z3

415 394 21 IS II 15 2 79 J09

445 394 21 1& 11 1. 278 108

II~ J09 6
II4 93 21
2I 22 4
Il3 III 17
349 28 7 61 b
189 175 ~3
41:20 171 17
7 S
1128 988 154 8
49 49
65 66 3
77 68 I
16 7
138 14 8 10
122 121 14
91 78 {>
220 219 22
19 13 2

787 789 18

.53 42 3
26 19
86 66 1
174 147 4
174 1 54 35
29 24 5
JOl JIO 8 3
0 10
135
164
1 7
136 ..
942 805 70 4
1 29 104 42 2
5 4 I
54 48 3
20 19 2
14 10 3
35 34 3
155 III IS 9 7
32 3 28 4 2

735 814 1. 9 83 2
25
4
4
20
7
5
4 26

4 91

1176u '4890 1:13 1:43 56 4· 4534 87S

 I68
CENSUS·

VILLAGE
1) istrict Reali
Tehsil Ha:l pur Rajouri

Oucc.picd r
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of ToUI Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Cha.rge r--.A---.
Persons Males Females Males Femalea

I Z 3 4 S 7 8 9 IO II

1 DaTed 574 122 13 667 323 3H 3 23 344

2 Dabrot 33 8 73 360 !80 180 180 1110
3 Dehr; 1301 253 1538 801 735 801 735
4 Patrara 266 67 287 155 13 2 122 97
.5 Dahr; Dahra 373 71 364 188 176 182 17 2
6 Mangalnar 706 144 840 443 397 443 397
7 Sarola 488 98 512 26 4 24 H 256 239
8 Rajdhani 12fi4 247 1314 647 667 647 fib7
5310 1075 5880 3001 2879 2954 2831
54 8 558 291 26 7 26 7
9 Neli
10 Munja Kot 224
99
54 310 '47 163 ''I'
147 163
11 Hivat Pura 479 99 536 27 0 2GO 275 2,56
12 Kalal ::198 7' 366 198 168 198 168
13 Jamula 121 34 154 8" 74 79 69
14 Calhoti 10 48 203 1240 645 595 633 5BB
15 Kotli Kalaban 724 120 849 44' 4 08 441 408
16 Ghambur 1223 23 0 1579 794 787 790 787
4865 910 5594 2872 2722 2854 2708
17 Bharot 7 28 139 630 325 30 5 325 30 5
18 Kat 733 159 707 388 31<1 38H 3 19
19 llidha Kun 60<J 133 1182 31 2 27 0 31 2 270
20 Bhattian ,28 205 668 353 3 15 35 1 3 10
21 Jasot 3 1T 38 134 7' 62 72 62
22 Narojal 261 68 D2 150 1)2 122 II5
23 Saj 1207 284 1262 .663 599 663 599
24 Maharaj Pur 20 3 21 14 7 14 7
25 Palangar 545 108 624 262 26'2 262 262
5142 1137 4810 2539 2211 2509 2249
26 Laha 820 13.5 853 435 418 435 4 18
27 Khablan 58. 89 651 33 8 3 13 338 3 13
28 Rajdhani 584 137 720 379 34' 379 34
29 Majhur 277 52 289 135 13 G 135 131>'
30 Shah lira 70 0 142 773 421 35 2 4 13 34 1
31 PanJ.!:hai 7 4 II9 781 411 37 0 40 5 365
Hasanplot '
9<)8 IgO 1162 62 3 529 61 9 528
32
487& 164 5219 2760 2459 2742 2442

33 Manialan 437 91 :; 513 2.51 262 25 1 262

34 !{ah 55 13 43 23 20 23 20
35 Karyot 134 28 147 72 75 72 75
36 Ajmatabad 3 21 67 335 150 185 15 0 18 5
37 AlaI 45 0 76 405 ~t2 193 212 193
38 Dhuk 326 51 318 162 154 162 154
39 Dara 3~0 74 401 2II 190 211 190
4" Darhon IS8 31 193 106 87 Ion 87
4' N"li 54 10 41 23 25 23 25
42 ]\onllralkot Izq 24 119 60 :;q 60 59
43 I thdi 86 17 63 35 28 20 28
44 Thanna 80 7 335 851 445 4 13 337 3 05
45 Dana 56 13 71 46 3[ 46 31
46 Mangota 7[8 132 773 386 3 87 J86 387
4091 982 4291 2182 2109 2059 2001

47 Sakroat Iqo 33 6 14 222 II4 108 99 108·

48 Darhal 5 II 9 944 6574 2793 27 81 2766 2776-
5309 877 5796 2907 288. D8S 2884

49 Kothiri 4it 75 7 485 264 221 26 4 221

SO Nadian 64 2 99 673 574 299 374 299
 169
1941
TABLES

1941 POPULATION
------------"---.
Mus im (Shiasl Rindt1 ' Sikhs Buddhists Others Total literates
~ ,---.A___" r_____"____'_ ~----.. ......---"-------.
Males Females Males Females Male. Females Male. Females Males Females Males Femal

I2 ':13 :14 :15 :16 I7 I8 I9 20 :BZ zz 143

S
9
68
3
33
6 .
34
5
3
8 9 6
IS
47 47 1 114

67 10
16
4 40
13
5 9
I. 7 19
29
• 2 35
18 18 2 228 10
u
23 S
12
5 10
13
28 17 18
63

30 22 153 6

47
8 3
9
14 1>
2 2 6 9 21 1
6 5 2
of 26 2

12 8 6 9 127 20
26

2
8
II

5
2
I
IS S
99 98 9 10 130 33
6

114 98 9 10 197 34
IS 7 7
.6 5 167 19

41 5 174 26

7
20
 I7°
Occupied
Name of Village I93 I houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
Serial
No. Population 194 1 Circle Charge , - - - - - - " - - - . - - - , r·____.A.._~
Persons Males Females Males :Females

J! 3 4 5 6 '1 8 9 IO II
I

Badhanw Lt 8 25 194 93 101 93 101

51
5> Hojan 14 26 250 1697 83 6 761 1133 761
III 9 GIl 33 3> 33 32
53 Mankot 401 194 20 4 190
54 Malhiat 4 20 61 20 7

43 8 78 120 288 23 2 288 23 2

55 Lerian
3636 697 393& 2095 1840 2D1e 1836

193 32 8 234 128 106 128 106

56 Sokar
.~7 Purori Gujran 61 7 93 713 3 67 346 36 7 346
13 6 20 141 73 68 73 68
5:1 Gara Sarkari
59 Gangrot 629 log 111 375 3 06 355 29 2
13 1 2I 167 87 80 76 .7 0
60 Purori Brahamaaa
345 84 415 230 185 186 160
61 Sakd
62 Dhar 016 1I3 846 34 2 3 04 229 225
63 Rehian 849 189 990 5 64 4 26 476 3(>0
Padhara 9.S 25 114 67 47 61 37
64 196
Tarkesi 3,;8 62 375 1~6 17') 179
65 167 2IT 167
66 Cheni Trehru 3" 61 37. ·211
21 5 38 239 Il3 126 113 126
67 Bondha Nika
()~.)9 159 176 410 366 4 10 3(>6
68 Find
69 Korihd 7I I 129 703 335 368 335 368

5815 1135 8572 3498 3074 321& R1170

Kodahara 7 14 121. 9 IS 768 4 23 345 333 2 67

70 409 '22.0 189 220 189
71 Sankari 337 56
Barsala 100 19 113 52 61 52 61
72 215 120 95 113 94
73 Sawan Kot 155 34
5 08 79 555 282 273 28. z73
74 Trala Gujran
Chariahn 3~8 60 414 21 3 201 207 194
75 1117 24 0 247 221
Farohala 259 72 277
76 358 20 7 15 1 137
77 Palam 490 65 95
Kongota 69 1.5 77 39 38 17 17
78
Nagrota <)7 0 15') 1042 56 4 47 8 479 4Il
79
3960 680 4488 2397 2071 2087 18U

Kalal Khas 0473 109 10 570 ">96 274 192 165

80
8J I.adot 75 2 165 790 -+08 3 82 354 33 1
82 Jamula 83 1 249 156 5 28 4211 297 24 8
169 190 1060 568 49 2 260 205
83 Khah
2225 n3 3378 liDO 1678 1103 948

84 Badhun 8'lS 19M II 1110 59 8 512 554 4b 9

Thodhi 21:>4 51 317 16 5 Ij'.! 141 129
8;
134 "-7 125 69 Sf) 69 56
86 Kapa Kah
Dhanardhedian 26 3 51 276 147 129 147 129
87 [28 85 uS H.5
88 Danhur Gorsian T7 1 29 213
Dhana Loharian 2-_:t) 46 256 139 u6 94 75
B9 27 25
Bhungha 5" <) 52 27 25
90 ~j4 424 184 23 2 17 8
91 Ghodrinar JO<} '4 0
r~8 36 228 13 0 96 u8 72
92 Rhatal
Dahanur JaraIan U5 54 372 194 178 191 177
93 ~! IX 114 58 56 58 56
'l4 Khyora
Dani Dhax 4I~ 73 453 25 0 203 249 2.03
95 II 29 Ii 12 9 4
96 Potha Radhi 30
Maradpur 643 159 873 3 81 292 3 8r 29 2
97
3903 813 4839 2543 2D91 23'8 1950

g8 Rampur Rll.jouri {TowD' 2164 5S8 12 16 RIII8 1601 1235 884 676

2184 558 2836 1601 1235 884 878

377 93 13 17 487 24 8 239 175 161

99 Bathoni
100 ThekrfuD lSI ~6 139 75 64 75 64
Mead Gujran 354 71 410 225 185 225 18 5
101
Karaian 293 63 351 162 189 162 IB9
102
9 9 .~ 4 5 4
103
10 4
Bharahpura
Cheneni Bagla 60 13" 184
U ,,8
102
24
82
28
102 8.
-.!2

lOS Talwal [54 33

r6, :.2:9 174 94 80 94 80
106 Pathan Mohra
Dasal Gujran 174 49 263 139 124 138 uo!-
107
108 Dasal Jat'tD 3 05 59 328 170 IS8 170 15 8
109 Dasal Serian 57 15 87 38 2t) 38 29
110 Phaliana 30 3 58 281 15 2 I,;!~. 136 II4
 I7 I

1941 POPULATION
.A..
Muslim (Shins) Hinrlils Sikhs Buddhists Others Total literates
.----___J._____,_ r---'---'-~ ~ ,..-------A-------, ~ ,---->-------.
Males Females Males Fema1es Males Females Male, Fema.les Males Females Ma.les Females

12 I3 I4 '5 16 I7 I8 I9 ro 2r 23 23

3
3 77

3 4 9
5

6 4 121
1
'3
20 I4 10
11 10 I
25 10
H
1I3 79 I
88 66 27
Ii 10

5
2
'II
7

282 2114 100 5

90 78 28 Ii
II

7 26 II
IS
6 7 5
30 Ie) 5
70 56 65 2
IS 17 4 4
70 50 IS 17 38

291 228 19 21 196 20

(>
104 log
54 51 5
23 1 180 5
3 08 28 7 7

697 627 23

44 43 <)0 til
24 23 5

'2
45 4T 3
8 6 6g 32
12 24 2
3 r 74 9

1 Cj
8 8 2
64 9

145 146 322 71

69 2 538 25 21 60 5 265

692 538 25 21 105 265

73 78 67 II!
15 4
42 'I
58 34
3 2
12
30
Il
44 7
6S IS
6 5
13 12 3 3 42 8
 17 2

Occupied r-
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Cbarge , - - - - " - - - - - - , ,----A-----..
Persons Males Females Males Femalt'!

A II 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 :to AA

III Selani 102 21 121 59 b2 59 62

II2 Bedka .:;6 15 91 43 48 41 45
2558 &47 29&7 1540 1417 1448 1319
Il3 Gbhowa 308 58 14 323 ]78 ]45 165 140
Il4 Goverdhan Pain 34 0 75 434 234 200 225 190
II5 Manji Dhara 60 13 66 40 26 40 26
Il6 Goverdhan Bala 59 8 u8 668 34 0 3 29 309 3]0
u7 Ati 335 15 365 193 17' [93 ]12
TIS Fatehpur 1449 249 1551 810 741 809 74 1
119 Sensamat 7 4 126 732 3 80 35 2 376 35 0
120 Dodarsan Pain '
33.~ 57 388 206 16. 193 154
1.21 Dodarsan BaJa 1438 25 8 1103 876 727 856 713
55n 1028 8111 3257 2854 3188 2798
122 Kakora 816 147 IS 898 484 4 15 "S" ,,is
123 Katarmal 521 95 110 30fi 274 3 06 274
12 4 Chhabar Dhara 19 19 8 11 8
"
II
12 5 Erwan Kehtar 156 30 148 67 81 21 27
126 Tbandi Kasi 253 4S 2B2 'S" 128 145 12 4
12 7 Panjgrian 23 27 464 2&14 1281 12 33 121 4 II 69
IlS Kankbari 153 32 154 80 74 80 7-4
129 Tondi Tror 278 60 348 178 168 152 1"9
130 Naga Na.. ]24 26 134 71 63 63 54
13 1 SlI.dhal 76 IS B2 43 39 10 8
132 Makot 219 42 228 lI8 1I0 75 81
494t .83 5388 2790 2598 2&5B 2386
133 Peolian "14 85 16 4" 25 2 20' 252 202
134 Samian 51 14 83 29 34 29 34
135 Namblan 58" 113 823 3IZ 3 11 312 31I
136 Dongi Manialan 277 53 285 135 13 0 135 130
137 Sohana 1856 39 2 2083 1036 1027 681 644
138 Muthi Dbara 668 '4 1 737 384 353 36 4 33 8
38&0 788 4205 2148 2037 1n3 1858
139 Chila. 1099 203 17 1182 59 1 59 1 57 2 569
140 Thotbali 215 38 228 lIS II3 115 II3
141 Bonthal 164 38 192 98 94 98 94
142 Dharasanwla 326 76 34S 182 163 161 150
143 Dongi Brahamaaa 262 47 241 126 lIS IIO 97
144 Naghun 142 29 144 68 76 b8 76
145 Swani 5 87 lIS 848 333 3 15 234 211
146 Sanalkot 25 0 55 252 129 12 3 120 lI6
147 Miari Manialan I4 11 29 138 75 63 75 63
14 8 Taradwal 41 13 41 26 IS 26 IS
14<) Ked Manialan 31 7 17 10 7 10 7
ISO Sbahpur Manlalan 106 25 112 57 55 57 55
I.~I Jatot 144 57 32. 174 ISO 174 150
152 Jandhi Dhara "4 I6 131 6<) 62 69 62
153 TraJa Jag;" 201 27 135 60 75 'f2 52
3830 778 4130 2113 2017 1831 1840
154 Bagla 1282 331 18 18 1552 737 815 663 742
155 Androth 80 7 163 788 395 393 27 0 25 0
156 Nariala 412 73 420 21 4 206 133 130
157 Rachwa 166 54 217 108 109 26 18
2687 821 2977 1454 1523 1092 1140
IS8 Rani Dadet&r 3'7 58 19 341 178 164 174 156
t,;9 Singhpura 394 73 372 193 179 13 2 120
.160 Dobgam 3 12 64 HI 154 II5 108 83
161 Darjot 24 8 32 2( JI 3 I
162 Hldayat Pura 31 (j 44 27 17 27 17
163 Kalar loR I] 71 37 34 37 34
164 Narian 622 139 728 370 356 3 27 30 7
1~5 Kothara Jagir 94 ]0 135 75 60 75 60
166 Gabwan 165 36 200 102 98 66 65
167 Pbali BrahamaDB 160 30 141 79 62 29 23
U07 417 2332 1U8 1098 178 888
 173
t9.P POPUI.ATION

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others Total literates

,----"---, ,..----"----, ~
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Female..

IS .13 .10 IS .16 .17 .18 .19 110 .ax 112 il3

8 8
2 3 14 2

89 95 3 3 417 123
10 4 3 9
8 10

21 17 10 2 6
I
1 38
4 2 48
13 8 I
20 14 24

77 H 14 3 127
5
4
45 54
9 4 I
61 64 29
7
26 19 I
8 9 2
31 29 2 2 2
43 29 3
228 208 3 I 15
5

355 3 83
.
3
61 3
20 IS 12

375 388 85 3
19 22 14
4
2
21 13 3
16 IS 5
25 28 74 66 7.1
Q 7 5
1

I
15 20 3 3 3
105 1111 77 II 87 1
21 24 53 49 56 II
II 15 114 128 37 2
81 75 19 2
8. 91 26 13

195 205 111 118 131 28

4 8 3
61 59 9
38 28 8 4 4.
18 IQ

~3 49 "3 2
I
36 33 3
So 39 2
1150 22. I 4 45 I
 I74
Occupied ._-------
Name of ViUage 193 1 bouses No. of No. of Total lIIlu"lim (olher"
Serial ,--..A.......---,
Population 1941 Circle Charge r--.----.A......-------,
No. Females Males Females
Per"ons Male.

2 .1 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II
I

652 147 20 19 797 4 22 375 261 Z03

168 Sial sui
., 169 Khah 894 30 121 65 50 57 53
377 65 403 208 195 '4(J 146
170 Kah<h1rian 190 10 4 86 (ll 50
17 1 Beli Ilhawan I()Q 3.'1
47 14 44 24 20 4 -
17 2 Banglol 308 14'1 16 7 loH 136
173 Dhala 2fq 63
It, 3 11 S
174 Sandkh1tti 110 ()I
175 Jagni I3-l 25 40
2541 380 1984 1016 968 643 590

17(> I(ora 151 35 21 191 'JI, 95 54 53

178 3(1 Hi5 91 74 51 34
177 Marhat 2 7 2
17 8 Araji Garvi 4 5
435 106 ~20 26& 254 ~4° 229
179 Bera 10
r80 Band Malian 10 4 3 7
181 I{eri 56 15 69 39 30 30 24
182 .Barmanclal 179 43 219 126 93 ~'() 72
18 3 .lata Mahlian II) 31 115 6• 54 10 7
2It) 4' 208 IOI'j ]00 ('3 64
18 4 Baro Karnalan
18.~ Som
261 50 291 .64 12 7 '44 III

186 I(athian 211 44 247 145 IO~ III I'll

187 Owdarni 15(> 29 137 75 02 10 0
188 Baro J aralan 197 48 276 143 133 143 '33

2170 484 2455 1322 1133 952 814

IR9 Godar SR7 12 3 22 557 2~h 27 1 199 177

190 Potha 81 32 114 Il;; 49 31 27
'lI 74 40 34 31 21
19 1 GhorBlan "7
192 J\.adn:nu 124 39 147 R3 61- 5H 45
193 Anclrola 20 5 49 208 J3 h 72 III e)O

HJ4 Ghakli 47 10 99 23 76 45

1111 274 119B 633 56& 430 375

113 2(_j 23 160 S~ 7~ 79 (J5
195 Dhanwan 254
196 Lurlwt 235 41- 132 122 125 "1-
rSS 28 166 8(, 80 7u 61;
197 Khanpur Chingas 73 III 26
19 8 Kothari Jagir 53 II 30 43
IS)Q Jatiari 21 7 44 292 I.')(j 13(> lIS 10_;

200 Dahrian 91 21 95 50 4,) 37 37

20l A!(TaL 4 63 88 4B3 247 236 2~9 222
202 Dhanwant Kot ]<)3 36 200 10 5 'IS 03 55
3I r 53 2.5 14' 12 3 101- S2
20 3 Jatiar
201- Kalar I ()~l 39 215 l'l3 ell IO~ 7~

2063 393 2203 1159 1044 949 852

205 Sarann roo_; 193 21- 1006 5 r5 49 1 ..,6 39 0

206 Dhang-ci H7! 161 896 477 4 19 471 4 15
20 7 Coni ('3 lh 109 60 49 2() II

208 Cahral 77 17 90 5~ 3K .';1 3~

Baljaralan 149 36 157 75 Hz 6(, 75
209
210 Basu Manalan 17 8 38 189 '14 95 7') 77
211 N"arfolinghpura. 1(1,'5 48 212 Jill 94 lC) 21
212 Sagot 243 56 '37 1'23 II4 14 4
21 3 A,'gi 35 0 72 349 172 177 142 134
214 Sera Jagir 251 48 236 II.~ Il.s 4" 4ii

3412 695 3481 1804 1677 1338 1211

~J5 Salhot ro30 36 25 200 II) 87 57 4S

'216 Dalohri 6qB 155 793 39 1 402 176 11>0

~1/ Salhe'ri 24 10 32 1.1 17 2 2

'2lB Dhanti 3{) 6 38 2] 15 23 15
2I9 Ghalat 212 43 257 13 2 12 5 10 7 97
220 Jata Brahamana 125 24 104 55 4'1 l'J 16
221 ~onchal 140 24 138 74 (,4 54 51
222 Bondal 55 It 60 3.1 2.1 32 23
223 lIIlJ.jra Nehoti Ij 3 15 8 7 8 7
224 ))angot 286 45 283 I5 r 13 2 ITO Inn
225 Mangrot 131) 42 213 120 93 6~, 43
2755 399 2133 1117 1016 66& 562

2'~() Dhelri 148 42 26 2r 176 <)2 84 27 22:

227 Gadyok 74r) IC)I 1027 545 4 82 333 283
 175
1941 POPUl,ATInN
. _ _ _ _____A. _ _ _

Muslim (!'hi".) Hindus Sikhs

-- - -----_._-------
_ _ _ __.ft__ _____ - . .
Buddhists Others Total literates
r--____.A....----..
~

r - - ____.A.._~ r----_..A..-~ ~~-~ . . - _ _ _ ..A.. _ _ ' - " - \

Males Females Males Femal,," Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

I2 13 x4 lj x6 X7 IS I9 20 .I ~~ il3

lUI 17 2 33
11 3 1
5~ 4S l:!
43 4h 10
13 15 ~
3 2
33 31 2
2 6 2
40 ("

389

37
372
4'
•
5
• a.
~
1

4u 40 j
.5 2
2(, ..!5 5
3 7
(,
.J 3
31>
51 "
47
'I
3
45 3h
20 I(J
34 .<,
65 5u ~

315 31B , 34
5

87 'I~ 5
34 22
7
9 13
25 "I I2 ~
25 12 j
23 31

203 191 U 2
H
7
7
H
..3
5 8 7 (J
£2
4'
17
.F
..
3
'3 Il
18 q '"
()
41 4"
38 ·41 j
JO '4 'J
5 207 187 41
11.5 ']0 14 II 2J
4
40 " 3~
2\1

1 10

1"~
9 5
15 'i
7<) 73
log 110 "3
.lu 4.1
78 72 ";;
452 455 14 11 88 2
50 3')
21 5 14' b
13 15

..!,i 23 3
36 .H
20 13
3 2

41 .'12
52 5"
481 454 15
63 62 2 n
210 196 2 3 14
 1,6

Occupied
Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others}
Serial CiIclo Charge r - - - - - ' - ,-------A-- ---.
No. Pop Illation J94 1
Persons Males Females Males Females

6 8 IO II
I • 3 4 5 7 9

228 neh; Nambal 341 70 353 195 15 8 106 90

229 Kanthol JI3 1 236 1341 7'+ 0 27 437 370
108 33 137 69 68 25 23
230 Majra Panj
2477 572 3034 1815 1419 928 788

475 91 27 20 582 3 16 266 29 6 253

23 1 Hubbi
23 2 Sowarian I4 6 7 286 1818 ti4t> 77 2 557 5 20
159 33 228 I21 107 121 10 7
233 Panjnara ISg 1249 65 0 593 633 574
234 Kandi I084
3185 699 3677 1939 1738 1807 1460

235 Kot Ranka IS'" 32 28 180 97 83 91 76

Janglanoon 540 85 528 281 247 242 2JI
236
237 MohTa 729 107 751 398 353 320 296
Larkod 173 26 167 90 77 65 54
23 8 39 0
239 Draj 9 24 147 967 497 460 4'4
24 0 Darmon 423 72 447 233 214 202 18 7

2941 469 3030 1595 1434 1344 1214

Samot 53 1 JI2 29 616 3 26 29 2 2g8 27 8

24 1 28 158 83 69 51
242 Shapura 198 75
Phalni 45 2 80 438 '227 211 165 156
243 1035
244 Targian 1012 148 554 481 54 6 472
245 Kewal 761 152 790 4 19 37 1 3 24 289

2964 520 3039 1609 1436 1402 1252

246 Rajnagar 1533 280 30 16rB 924 764 702 5 86

Dandwat 530 98 697 368 329 349 311
247
2072 378 2385 1292 1093 1051 897

248 Bhela 545 93 31 21 499 25 0 249 U5 102

249 Ghondhi 5'7 100 586 33 1 255 2]6 180

25 0 Budhal 85 6 148 827 441 386 283 230
93 22 125 63 62 28 27
25 1 Khowas 494 26 5 229 124 109
252 K eri N arondalt 367 'II
253 Thela Pera 265 60 348 192 156 88 66

2643 514 2879 1542 1337 874 714

6g'l 149 32 749 378 37' 153 140
254 Gondha 195 100 20 18
255 Owdan 199 H 95
256 Kot Chalwal 40 4 88 427 21 5 212 97 106
15 99 56 43 25 2f
257 Bambal ~ 77
511 25 0 261 137 124
25 8 Narl .. 35 6 99
249 63 248 ItS 13 0 5 2
259 Khor Bani 308 153 ISS 18 13·
260 Banglar 29 2 63
2276 521 2537 1276 1267 455 427

261 Chak Miaa 61 21 33 124 61 63 28 28

262
26 3
Chak Pehi
Chak Methani
• 79
36 7
12
72
63
331
3'"
160 17 1
31 8
34
8
37
264 Hari Chuma 7 11 134 669 35 2 3 17 131 II2
265 Nara Majra 38 4 22 9 13
266 Ghaliao 193 53 271 144 12 7 78 68

1449 296 1480 758 722 279 263

26 7 Tarem 2025 389 34 22 1825 1030 895 53 1 45 0

2025 389 1925 1030 895 631 450

268 JUDenal 1'76 234 3S 1378 701 677 299 286

269 l\falhorin 190 36 184 101 83 27 22
270 Thos 52 19 102 50 52 [5 13

1618 289 1884 852 812 341 321

27 1 Satrob 23 8 37 36 243 128 115 67 60·

27 2 Dali 818 185 846 421 4 25 184 177
1066 H2 1089 549 646 261 23r
 177
1941 POPUL.HION

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others Total literates

r~-----, r__..A...- - - - . r--._----'--, ~
A-..._ _ _ .~
r---------A-----.,
Males Femoles Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

L3 I3 I4 IS I6 I7 18 I9 flO :II Z2 2:]

89 61'1 8
2j7 257 II
44 45 2

683 628 4 3 46
20 13 19
289 "4 6 21
2
6 2 17 17 24
315 261 17 17 68
6 7 II
3'1 36 10
78 57 25
'5 23 1
73 70 42
31 27 2
262 220 91
17 6 II 8
q 18 44 10
60 'l
53 2 2 26
7 4 I 5 5
8. 2 47 8
93 :22

191 163 16 15 148 24

76 60 146 lIB 163
19 13 li3
5 23 5
95 73 148 123 186 68
132 147 3 1'1
8'1 1-> 6
137 ]5 0 21 6 7
13
35 35 8
14] ]20
86 15
99 4 13
633 613 35 10 64
225 23 10
80 77'
lIS 106 5
4
31 II)
II3 137
1'3 128 3
135 142 4
5
815 840
31
33 35
24 23
1"1.6 134
221 20 5
9 13
6(> 59
479 469 3
49 8 43 6 9
40 4
498 436 9 40
4 U2
74
3<JI
61 23
"
35 39 3

511 491
26
61 55
237 248
6
29B 303
6
 17 8

Occupied
S ..riaJ Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population I9·P Circle Charge r----~ .-----.A__.......
Pers?ns Males Females Males Females

I 1I 3 4 S I) 7 8 9 IO II

273 Badho~ 78 21 37 95 41 S4
27i Hassir 21 3 60 235 130 IOj 41
Kala Kot '9
275 145 30 162 87 75 8 8
'76 Chainpur 97 16 120 64 56 41 36
277 Dhalhot 3 25 65 365 195 170 137 120
27 M Dhanwa.n 187 42 271 12 9 14' r06 II2
1045 234 1248 646 602 333 305
279 Panjah 271 53 38 2] 279 142 137 41 37
.80 Koral 79 26 121 63 S8 34 ]5
28, Korlian '75 28 123 73 50 55 33
2Bl Ghara.k 140 37 169 27
9' 77 4'
28 3 Anand 122 26 124 65 59 15 10
28 4 Deolian 41 10 50 28 2' 25 17
.85 Behtra 130 29 142 70 7· 7 7
286 Panjnara ,8, 51 213 lIS 98 47 46
28 7 Gamba! .. 244 46 289 139 [Jo 99 IO[
288 Gampain 1.57 35 163 88 75 65 58
28 9 Pathiar 98 .1 107 55 52 38 34
290 Peri 8 4 15 9 6
291 Naritha 12
29' Potha
3'
41 ,. 55
47
32
25
23
22
14
8
II
')
293 Damgar 5' 14 59 27 3' II 16
1771 404 1938 1023 913 401 442
294 Dhararnsal 212 61 39 275 155 120 92 70
295 Badhanun 137 26 125 65 60 62 54
296 Brehvi 874 181 886 468 4 18 291 250
297 Nabukot 453 74 414 20 9 205 148 147
298 Kalar 104 29 119 6, 58 51 51
1780 371 1819 958 851 644 572
299 parav 67 2 176 40 746 388 35 H 248 220
3 00 Ghehni 64 0 152 718 374 .H4 129 III
3 0 ) Sehot 20 3 256 1157 56 3 594 551 576
302 Bakhar 353 8.3 349 ,S5 . 164 41 35
30 3 Balshaman 389 100 450 216 234 69 79
2267 767 3420 1726 1694 1038 1011
30 4 Thandapa.ni fiI8 12 3 41 635 32 5 310 79 83
305 Marohola 35 0 98 409 20 7 202 83 84
306 Mawa 123 2') 139 6B 71 68 71
307 Patwara 3 Rz 78 306 '45 161 '7 17
308 Langar 197 56 258 128 128 68 88
]og Gorah Charala 109 ~6 131 5'> 72
3 10 Barnara 153 34 139 78 61 12 14
3II Mako! 15 2 36 173 yo 83
31.
3 13
Nala
Bathoni
lIB
'35
34
30
139
158
77
8u
62
78
..
56
2
53
2337 544 2485 1257 1228 387 412
J I4 Hath,,! 86, 184 42 914 488 4 26 294 21 7
3 15 ){!"..bar 6t3 TIl 591 3"7 28 4 82 75
.3 16 Keri 681 '4 6 719 381 33 8 16<> 145
3 17 Thangrot 21 7 45 239 12 7 Il2 34 29
318 Basantpur 26 5 28 13 13 5 4

2398 491 2489 1318 1173 581 470

3 19 Owna 81 12 43 86 30 36
3 20 Bamlia 351 81 355 nl4 17 1 33 23
321 Ghantha 146 30 13'2 63 69 5 5
302 Deoli 102 31 135 72 li3 9 7
3 2 3 Bandrahi 200 4') 248 IZj 123 23 16
,24 Devak 404 115 447 '3° .17 72 54
2 Sehia 318 77 356 178 17 8 6 7
3 '
1802 385 1739 882 8&7 148 112

TOTAL III83 6 9 a6:!5I I40844 73 644 67 200 5 8369 52 973

 179
1941 POrULAIION
A

Muslim (Shias)
r---.A-----~
Hindus
, -_ _ .A. _ _ _ - ,
Sikhs
,..._____._---....., ,...__Buddhists
_.A____, r----~
Other.
----,
Total literates
r-·--A.---.......
Males F"malcs ilialc" Females MaJes Females Males Females Males Females Male, Femaales

u x3 x4 Ij 16 xl 18 19 20 ;u 22 23

41 54
H9 7" 7
79 °7 4
23 20 I
58 5" 4
23 30
313 297 16
101 100
.n 3
2<) 2:!
4
10 17 I
50 50 13 3
50 4" 3
3 5 2
(>3 6:; 6 J:
LH 52 12 2
10 29 19
23 17 4
]7 18 I
'l (j
IS I:!
'7 13
l(j Ih

522 471 98 9

63 50 2
39
3 Ii 8
177 I()~ 14
OJ Sd 9
10 7
314 289 71 2

23 21 III 117 53 3
2 215 231 19
12 IS 12
144 129 5
147 155 7

23 23 665 650 96 4
103 1()0 53 37 27
r0 7 IOj 17 13 13
I
128 [44
60 40 5
5<) 7:! 3
66 47 7
go 83 8 I:
73 60 2 c
24 '5 4
BOO 766 70 50 70 2
I('H 20 5 3 4 3
2~5 20Y
21 5 193 II
'(I ~3 4
8 9

732 699 3 4 19 1

30 36
15l 1411 3
58 °4 5
63 56
lOt 10 7 10
158 1li3 24
172 '7 1 13

734 745 55
.. _-- ----
25 28 14600 I3(j34 65 0 575 4688 711
 MIRPUR DISTRICT.

lVIirpur is the most westerly district of the route is at present the shortest by car from
Jammu Province. On the north it is bounded by Jammu to Mirpur, KotH and Poonch. A more
Poonch ]agir, on the east by the Reasi District direct route from Jammu is under construction
and the Akhnur Tehsil of Jammu District, on the which will pass through the Akhnur and
south by the Gujrat District of the Punjab and Hampur Rajouri Tehsils to the Mirpur District.
on the west by the J helum District and the There are a number of roads connecting the
southern part of the Rawalpindi District. It district with the Punjab and various stations
has an area of I 627 sq. miles, which is the on the North Western Railway by ferries across
same as that of Poonch Jagir. The Mirpur and the jhelum River. A road from Bhimber leads
Bhimber Tehsils are included with th~ Natural to Gujrat and Lala Musa on the North Western
Division designated "Submontane and semi- Railway; the distances are about 30 miles and 26
mountainous tract"; the Kotli Tehsil with the miles respectively. Cars and lorries use the
'Outer Hills'. The climate of Mirpur Bhimber-Gujrat road. The old Ivloghal road
Tehsil and the lower levels of Kotli and Bhimber runs through Bhimber to Shopian in Kashmir;
is hot and dry in summer and pleasant in winter. it is the oldest road in the district but is only a
The Kotli and Bhimber Tehsils are nearer the bridle path. An important places are con-
mountains than Mirpur and thus enjoy a higher nected with one another by so-called roads
average elevation; rainfall is higher and they but they are mostly u::J.fit for modern transport.
each possess some forest areas whereas Mirpur During the second half of the last decade greater
has none. KGtii and Bhimber are cooler on the attention has been given to roads and communi-
whole in summer and colder in winter. cations but much remains to be done before either
the main roads or internal communications
The areas of the three tehsils constituting the can be considered satisfactory. District
district are Rotli 574 sq. miles, Mirpur 355 offices are located in Mripur Town; the head-
and Bhimber Eg8. None of the rivers is of quarters of the tehsil are in the towns of the
much value to agriculture within the district. same name.
The Poonch River passes through the Kotli and
Mirpur Tehsils to join the ]helum at ]angwan, 2. Population.~-At the recent Census the
a few miles above Mangla. The Jhelum flows population was 386,655 against 344,747 in 1931;
within the western fringe of the district for a this represents a percentage in.Tease of 12.15
distance of some forty miles until it reaches against 10.29 for the whole State. The figures
Mangla where the headworks of the Upper for the three tehsils separately are Kotli IlI,037
Jhelum Canal have been constructed by the against 102,787, Mirpur II3,IIS against 101,102
Punjab Government in agreement with the and Bhimber 162,503 against qo,858 ; the
Darbar. Tangrote, the well known mahaseer percentage increases are 8.02, II.88 and 15.36
fishirg water, is situated on the Poonch River respectively. The number of occupied houses and
just above its junction with the Jhelum. There the composition of the population in each tehsil
are no rivers of any importance in the Bhirr. b:or in detail can be seen by a reference to the tables.
Tetsil but 1h(re is alaI ge number of streams and There are no obvious reasons for the high increase
ravines and the whde district is typiG 1 foot- in E himber Tehsil and the comparatively low
hills country. The streams which are mostly increase in Kotli. The increase in Mirpur is
.dry in the cold weather leccme raging torrents higher than expected when we take into considera-
in the rains. Few are of any value for irriga- tion that this tehsil is nearest to the Punjab and
tion. considerable numbers of its men are recruited by
the army both in the State and British India and
The road to Poonch passes through Mirpur many others go to India and beyond in s<:arcn
and Kotli. A metalled road runs from Mirpur of a livelihood. One possible expla.nation is
to Chechian customs post for ten miles and that many men who have been absent for some
thence on to Jhelum which is 22 miles from years have returned in their homes from places
Mir·pur Town. A good fair weather road has overseas as a result of the war but there is no
been constructed by the Canals Department of evidence at our disposal to support this suggestion.
the Punjab Government from the main Jhelum The increase in Mirpur Tensil atleast indicates
road along the banks of the UpFer Jhelum a strong and healthy population during the
Canal; this is not a public thoroughfare but decade. The low percentage increase in Kmli
private cars ean obtain a permit to use it. This cannot be explained unless it be due to the
 grants to the district centuries ago and have heen
p cyalEnce cf mab ia in a virulent form in a part .of the, penn~nent population for III any
ttl se 1"-31 ts cf tlle tehsil which are malarial. generatlOns. llle Baka.n\·als of the district
} (,;1 Lq: s p:.rti&l iaill! e of the crops resulted in move with their flocks and herds to the grazin"
the mlll d He t(::LSl1 rr.igrating in larger numbers grounds of Poonch, l{easi and Kashmir 1lI tJl~
to Btitish lr.dia in search (if en;ployment or to sprir.g every year and return in the autlimn'
jein tl.e aIIT~Y. 11Je high increase in Bhimber these· movements are seasonal. Some Bakarwal~
1m st 1 e attributed to goed health and good
of the district, particularly from Kotli Tehsil
CJ CfS "nd to c{'[,diticDS favourable when rOD1-
graze their flocks in Pooncll during part of th~
piled \... ith tl:cse cbtaining during the decade wmtel:- N'nmbers of Kaslulliris pass_ throug!l
1~1:2,1-30. the dlstnd eq:~r_v. ,lllhill:lI and SPI ing O!l their
If we cx<imine the ccmpositicn of the papula- way to and from the Punjab.
tien Ly Cln n-,Lnitics we imel that ill the whole
dish iet thH~ ~1 e 310,900 Muslims, 63,57(' }-limIus,
4. Agric,,~~ure.- -Th? chief CfOpS are hajra,
1:2,(:9] SikLs [,nd be) Others; these figures _give wheat .and mB:I,7,I'._ BaJra and \\'Ileac are the
staple 100d gl':lll1S III Mlrpur Tchsil ; the former is
PlTcUltGiges of 80Ao, 16.44 and 3.12 resrectlvely consumed clncfly by zamindars and wheat in
jcr the till (t' llwin ccmmuuities. In Kotli and the towns, particularly in ~,1ilpur Town. Condi-
Mil pliT tIle predcminance of Muslims is over
tion~ ar~; much tIte same in tIle lower elevations
v.htlming but it is not so marked in Hhimher
o~ I\_oth but. alllong~t t~le Cujjars and at the
v. Le1e -r.hdims constitute 64·79 of the populution, 11lgher. elevatIOns I~,aJ~e IS the st<'ple feod grain.
Hindus 29.94 and Sikhs 5.19; the remaining
In Bhll~ber the pnnnp:~1 c~ops are the same as
pcplolaticn of Bhimhr is made up of Indian those gIv~n for tl!~ Ul~tnct. Maize is chiefly
lLlistians. lhe I-cprlation of the oiher two prolh.lceti l~l the l\.faHiam Bahi assessment circle
teLsils is made up entirely of the three main and 15 _entIrely depende.nt on rainfall. Bajra is
nrrmunities. An unusual feature of the Mirpur
Muslim ccmmunity is that females exceed males ; grown 1~1 all ~he (~ther c.lrc!es but only to a small
~xtent III Maldal1l Hahu CIrcle. Wheat is grown
tLis is (xccpticnal ar,d indiC2tes the large mlmber
III all areas. .Ot!wr crops produced in various
of men out of the district at the time af the
p~rts of the dlstuct are barll'Y, pulses, rice, and
Census earning a livelihood elsewhere. oilseeds_;, cotton and ~oljacco are grown on it small
Ethncicgically, the population of the district scalt:. .1 ~e productIOn of staple food grail1s is
not 5ldllClt'~~ for 1()1_'c~1 cons1Imption ill any telisil
is made up cf tribes having a Dogra H.ajput
amI quantItIes are Imported from the 'Pnnjab
c.ffinity, Gcjjars 3n(1 tbuse haying the s::mc
as well as from the Reasi Disrrict.
land Oligm as the pcpulation of the adjacent
districts of the Punjab. TIle Muslims consist
,T!le area untler irrigatir,n in the district is
mainly of Jats, Glljjars and Rajputs ano. the
neghgible. ~n Bhimber ii Vias only '6 per Cent.
Hindus of 1>:.'- jputs, J,HS a.nd BraIn11lns. Muslims,
of tlie cultIvated area at the time of the last
Hindus ~ind ~Jld.s "dike are all members of what
Set~lcment oper~ltions. in tIle tehsil, the repOlt on
is tClml(\ tl,e martial classes and all are freely
recn:ited in both the State and British Indian winch \1 as plibhsh~(! III ~935. The Mirpur Tehsil
Allllics. 'lbe majOlity of the population is came under /'('~lSlOn Settl.ement operations in
racially mele akin to the trihes of the Punjab than tl.JC s.econd !laL: ot the ~ecadc ~9~r~30; the report
~\~S Issued 111 193~.. l'rom tIns It IS clear that the
to Degra H.ajput steck. 11.11g-ated area h,:u Ulc~-eased by only 1.7 per cent.
3. Migraticns.-There IS no migration in s1l1ce the pr~vlOUS SL'ttlemcnt and that in all
the con cct S(:;l:se of the term_ Agriculture in the assessment eudes except ~wo tIle irrh:ated area
Kotli ar~d l\!ilpur Tehsils can not fully support ~~'as _1 per cent. , u~· le_s~; . Ul ~laidalli Pain circle
II was .1 ~.9 ?-na. IJ? I ehsll CIrcle 2.8. In Kotli
tIlt' pecple .w1.o are strong and virpe; there al~e
no indlostllcs worth the n~me. Lhe result IS the pOSItIon IS sllllilar.. Tbese fig-ures indicate
th~ great extent to '~-lllch crops are dependent on
tLa,_ h~rge numLers of the adult male population
raml~ll. Cons~quently, the area is liable to
of both >teLsi!s, Milpur in particular, le,we the
scarclt~ of gra~l~ and fodder and in a bad year,
district iur periods va~ying in leng.t~ in search
of emplO}IlKnt of <..11 kmds. 1 hey Jom.the ar~ny to .falIllne ~ondlt~l)n~. Good communications with
neIgb bounng dIstncts are therefore VCI'\' im-
in large nun.bees as well a~ the mercantile manne portant so that prompt relief measures can be
Gperaling irem Indian po~ts; seme of them are
taken when llecessary.
found as traders and seamen all over the world.
Bhimber is not '3.flected to the same extent
.T~lC aereage_ under orchards and gardens is
alth01i u h many of its men join the army. The
neglrglble; no ligures are available for Mirpur
Guiia/' eiemelit of the population were immi-
Tehsil. Kotli Tehsil is reported to have 250 acres believed to il3.Ve occurred to a greater extent
under gardens and Bhimber 32. }fango trees than consolidation of holdings. The sillall
are numerous in Bllimber in suihlble lo(~alitics zall1indar producing fo()d crops is not really
and mulberries in M:liclani areas. In :\Iirpur interested in the price uJ grain in the markets
fruit trees are scarce. The whole district is at headqnarters of the kh::iil. In most cases
deficient in this respect. Tile vegetables grown he has no grain for sale; any sur)Jlus he may
in limited quantities arc kacius, brinjals, kl.relas, have goes to the sahukar in liquidation of
onions, carrots and cabbages. F,)[ consumption accumulated debt. The only persons to benefit
in the towns potatoes, tomatocs and other vege- from high price levels in such circu,nstances are
tables are imported from the Punjab. non-resident landholders taking rent in kind
from their tenants, sahukars receivin~ grain at
Ghee is produced in fair quantities and the fixed prices, considerably below bazar rates, in
sale of it is an appreciable item of income to liquidation of debts, middlemen and shop-
many. keepers; these classes constitute a very SHull
minority. A prolonged period of good prices is
5. Industries and Labour.-There are no of course advantageous to the producer who is
industries in the district worth the name. not only self-supporting but normally has a
Cotton and wool spinning exist on a small scale. surplus: to the landless and those having
There is no scope for labour in forest industries insufficient land high price levels for staple foods
except to a small extent in Bhimber and on mean difficulty and a reduced standard of
timber floating operations on the Jhelum. Road living.
construction work is at present insufficient to be
a factor of any importance in giving employment. The opinion is hazarded that for the majority
A boot factory has been opened at Naloi in of the people dependent on agriculture the means
Mirpur Tehsil with government aid. The only of subsistence is only sufficient for them to eke
real outlet for employment at present for the men out a bare existence. Bhimber is the best off
of Kotli and Mirpur without sufficient land is in in this respect. To supplement the poor means
British India; the alternative is to join the of subsistence there exists what is described above
army. Bhimber is a little better off: mulberry the export of labour and services. By this is
trees are plentiful and the rearing of silk-worms meant the departure from their homes of men
and production of cocoons is a cottage industry in large numbers, particularly from lVIirpur and
that can possibly be developed further. There Kotli, fur service in many capacities outside the
are said to be bentonite beds a short distance district. The total inco:ne cO'11ing into the dis-
from Bhimber town: intensive exploitation of trict on this account mast be v,:.-y considerable in
these might give some local employment. The the form of military pensions anI pay. wages from
daily wage of a casual labourer are said to vary labour and savings from trading etc. It is only
from six annas to eight annas. by a close investigation by trained staff that the
actual figures can be ascertained. The money
6. Means of Subsistence and Indebtedness.- obtained by their labour an] services is the only
The rates obtaining throughout the decade for means by which many in the district can support
food grains and for agricultural produce generally themselves and their families. From the opinions
compare very favourably with the rates assumed received from local officers it would appear that
for revenue assessment purposes and at first sight the average income per head per month is about
conditions in the district would appear to Rs. 3 with expenditure sligiltly in excess of this
be entirely satisfactory. But favourable price figure. If indebtedness is not increasing there
levels for agricultural produce are not alone a is nothing to show that any reduction in total
reliable indication that the means of subsistence indebtedness is being effected. •
available to an agricultural population are
adequate. In considering the means of subsist- The Settlell1~nt rep:1rt for :\Iirpur Tehsil
ence of the majority in the district we must published in I933 puts the average debts for
remember that the area is almost entirely depen- proprietors at Rs. 7 per cultivated acre and
dent on agriculture within the area and on the Rs. 233 per head; similar figures for the tenant
export of labour and services. It must also be classes are given as Rs. 26 per acre and Rs. 69
remembered that agriculture in the district is per head. The Settlement report for Bhimber
almost entirely dependent on rainfall, that Tehsil published in 1933 gives similar figures;
partial crop failure and semi-famine conditions for the proprietor classes they are Rs. 6 per
occur at intervals and that the area is not se1f- cultivated acre and Rs. 41 per head and for the
snpporting in the matter of food grains. Frag- tenant classes Rs. 20 and Rs. 34 respectively. No
mentation of holdings during the past decade is claim is made for the accuracy of thE'~e figures;
it is clearly stated in the Settlement reports that separately are Kotli 5,719, Mirpur II,578 and
they are based on the statements of zamindars. Bl1imber II,708; tnere are 799, ?,976 and 2,167
It may be that the activities of Co-operative female literates in each 1ehsil in tlle order men-
Societies have effected some improvement since tioned. The percentages for each tehsil for all
the reports were issued and that the Land literates are 5.15, IO.23 and 7.2 for Kotli,
Alienation Act, Usurious Loans Act and the Mirpur and Bhimber respectively. It will be
Agriculturists' Relief Act have given the noticed that the literates vary according to the
zamindar some relief and protection hut debt provision of educational facilities; this is
reduction is a slow and painful process and it is specially noticeable in the case of Kotli.
doubtful whether the position had improved Since many of the men of Kotli have to leave the
much by the end of 1940. No separate figures tehsil and' go to British India to earn a living it
are available for Kotli but there is no reason would be well to give the area bctter eJucational
to helieve the position is any better. facilities to equip them to earn good
wages.
7. Education.---According to reports receiv-
ed the educational facilities in the district 8. Health and Water Supply.---On the
consist of the following;- whole the district is healthy but parts of Kotli
Tehsil ale very malarial. The chief caus,,;s of
Kot!i Teh·il.-- Two Middle Schools and a sickness are reported to be malaria, small-pox,
third upto 9th class and thirty-six Primary Schools pncumonia, typhoid fever, guinea-worm infection
for boys, two Middle Schools for girls, financed and pellagra. TJle latter is a little known
by the Arya Samajists and the Sanatanists disease caused, it is believed, by an un-
respectively, and three Primary Schools for balanced diet of maize flour; it occurs chiefly in
girls. the maize growing areas of KotH. Guinea-worm
infection seems to occur mostly in Bhirnber.
AI ;.l'pur Tehsil.--One High School, four
Middle Schools and thirty-eight Primary Schools . Medical facilities consist of three dispensaries
for boys and one High School, one Middle School in Kotli Tehsil at Kotli, Sinna and Khoiratta, a
and five Primary Schools for girls. Zenana Hospital and a well equipped dispensary
at Mlrpur town and a dispensary at Dadiyal.
Blilmber Tehsil.-One High School, ten Bhimber has dispensaries at Bhirnber town,
Middle Schools (inclusive of two Lower Middle Nowshera, Manawar and Watala. In addition
Schools) and forty-one Primary Schools for boys to these dispensaries there are doctors, hakims
and one Primary School for girls_ and vaids, subsidised by government, practising
in many localities throughout the district. The
In addition there is a private school for majority of the people are said to prefer ayur-
boys under the control of the Sikh community vedic and unani treatment as they are cheaper
for which government aid would appear to be than western methods of treatment.
desirable.
Drinking water on the whole is good but in
I t will be noticed that there is no High some areas scarcity occurs in the summer; the
School in KotH Tehsil and the provision of Middle areas suffering from this scarcity are reported to
Schools is not excessive. The provision of a be Kotli town and l{ajdhani in KoUi Tehsil;
High School at Kotli town would appear to be about one-third of the Mirpl1r Tehsil and the
desirable and Fe:haps one more Middle School at Kandi and Pabbi tracts of Bhimb~r. There
a selected centre. is a tap-water supply to Kotli town but it is
said to be insufficient to meet requirements in
Mirpur Tehsil has a generous provlSlon of periods of drought when the level of the water in
sch! ;ols compared with other tehsils a:1d Bhimber wells alsC) g)es down. Tile guin~a-worm infection
has not been neglected. Une more High in Bhimber is caused by the drying up of the
School in Bhimber Tehsil WOJld be much ponds on which the people in many areas depend
appreciated even jf this were a combined High- for tlleir water. Tne b,llk of the drinking W.ltcr
Middle School. The provision for gUs education supply throughout the district is obtaineJ from
in Bhimber does not compare favourably with wells; on the whole it is good and much prefer-
conditions either in Rotli or IVIirpur. able to that taken from ponds.

The number of literates in the whole district 9. MisJ:ellaneous.-(a) The fairs held in
is 29,005 out of a population of 386,655; the the district are not primarily for the sale and inter-
percentage is 7.5. The figures for the tehsils change of agricultural produce; they mostly
 185
have a religious significance. The principal ones (xi) Baisakhi fair at Ambriala is an im-
are :- portant annual event.
(i) Rhanqah Mai Toti Sahiba (KutE (b) Places of archaeological interest are
Tehsil). few; the following are listed for information :-
(ii) Ban Ganga. (i) An old fort ip KotH is said to belong to
very ancient times.
(iii) Bal Brahmanan Khanqah.
(ii) In Mirpur Mangia Mai Fort, Barjun
(iv) Mai Sangli Dhar. Fort and Ramkot Fort are said to be of
interest.
(v) A cattle show is held at village Sh\,!
Shah (Mirpur Tehsil). (iii) A Hajira grave at Chaumakh in Mirpur
reverenced by Muslims.
(vi) Khaniara Ziarat fair.
(iv) Khamba Fort in Bhimber Tehsil is
(vii) Amb Ziarat fair in J eth. reputed to be very old.
(viii) Devotees visit the Kalikadevi Shrine at (v) Serais belonging to the time of the
Mangla Mai in large numbers. Emperor Jahangir are at Anayatpur
and Sadabad.
(ix) Many fairs in Bhimber are connected
with wrestling matches which are (vi) A very old temple and spring at village
enthusiastically watched by large Kalyal are said to belong to the Maha-
crowds of Rajputs. The more import- bharata period.
ant centres are Ambriala, Deva and
Watala. (vii) Forts at Mangia Devi and Baghsar.
(x) A large fair is held by the Sikhs at
Alibeg Gurdwara in Phagan each
year.
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CENSUS
VILLAGE
District Mirpur.
Tehail Katli.
Occupied ,..----
Serial Name of Village 1931 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
,-_----A___ -,
No. Population 1911 Circle Charge
Persons
.A.
Males --
Females Males Females

J: 11 3 4 5 6 7 if 9 IO II

1 Oin Pana 59 1 14 0 632 30 7 3 25 265 294

2 Terehar 7<)4 I1I3 850 394 4 62 1(>7 2[0
3 Atkora 12 55 275 1285 64 0 (,45 60 3 6[[

2840 800 2773 1341 1432 1035 1115

..5 Holder
Silos
140
]00
35
38
189
178
::;7
91
82
87
87
9]
82
H7
6 Ka.la.h 25 1 67 281 127 164 127 164
7 Narala (,a 1 167 748 37 0 378 36 4 37 2
8 Dhalot 62 '22 88 47 41 +7 41
9 Ongar 130 35 156 84 72 ~4 72
10 Sak rakartot 347 91 374 196 17 8 196 17 8
1771 455 2004 1002 1002 98G PG
H Kharavat 366 II4 3 425 23 1 194 231 194
12 Palat Bala 100 .~1 127 63 64 63 64
13 PaJat Pain 77 27 106 52 54 46 47
14 Kotli Jagir 101 30 117 55 62 5.~ 62
15 Nanb Jagir 42 12 42 16 26 16 26
16 naggala 34 10 42 u l<' 22 20
17 Danga 1 10 5 5 5 .)

720 225 869 444 425 438 418

18 Pihrian Ja.gir
19 Pihrian Fateh Sabala
140
44
33
1I
.. 141
43
70
[5
71
2l!
70
IS
71
28
20 Nawan 289 68 29. 159 139 159 139
21 Bhultian 76 98 ,0 40 51! 40
22 Palir roo "
23 111 5H 53 58 53
23 Tala Pirau r5 8 30 170 yb 74 9b 74
24 Jaloh 297 76 345 '77 168 In Ih8

1110 258 1208 833 573 &33 573

25 Shini 28 10 5 2 &0 31 1<) 31 l<)
26 Shakar Kotli <)8 ~2 103 55 4~ 55 4N
27 Tredhi Dhar 599 I.p 677 37 0 307 3 68 3 05
28 Kherli .R9 66 301 171- 12'1 170 12 9
29 Pichhar 3r Il 31 I~) 12 19 12
30 Mallia l<) 7 41 IH 'J."J, HI l2

3 1 Bari Gurab 28 3 Ol 284 1f7 '37 147 137

3 2 Balawal 1'5 .2~ 143 ,':'0 57 .~6 57
1482 343 1630 899 131 895 72.
33 Kcni Saidan 359 7(, b 406 .!2U 18n 110 r64
34 Pasarian 68 13 75 44 31 44 31
3.'; Khatras 673 7r 317 'Sli 159 ISS 159
3 6 Budheri 201 110 91 lOR <JI
37 Athand "
39 1GO 77 83 77 x3

1100 2&1 1158 &1& 544 597 528

3i! Chameri 250 70 7 305 164 141 135 lIb
39 Baruthian 47 S 34 22 12 U 12
4 0 Xu Mando '54 3(, 163 '~3 80 83 ~o
41 Durlia 135 30 139 79 60 77 58

&86 144 641 348 213 317 288

42 Ser Mandi 1350 2')7 8 1270 !;71 S9Q 664 59l

43 Wand Nurkhani 280 83 33. 171 [08 17' [()II

44 ThaJiara 87 19 90 46 44 46 44
45 Sarhota 204 46 224 Ilq [OS 1I'l 105
4 6 Chandah 99 22 96 49 47 49 47
41 Trihian 12 7 44 117 82 75 71 71
2147 511 217G 1138 1038 112& 1027
 r87
1941
TABLES

1941 POPULATION

Muslim (,hias) H;ndus Sikhs Budd~i"t, Others

,..---_A-__ -. Total Iiteratess
,_--.A.-------, ,----"-----. ,___---"'- - .. ---.. r-~ r----"------.,
Males Females Malee Jtenla1e~ M"I~' Fema!es Males Female. Males Females Males Female

12 13 14 15 L6 17 18 19 '0 21 U 23

42 31 16
,27 25 2
44
97 II
32 29 5 5 67 t3
301 312 5 5 208 30
12
7
r4
3 3 4r 2
3
5
6
4 3 3 88 4
6
7
3 II
2
2
2

2 4 4 3 30 1

2
I
I

2
13
4
1
2
3
2
16 r6
" 23
20
4
2 4
7 J:
3
16 1. 2 38
2Q 25 18
3
r
2 2
4
2 2 29 25 28
7 54 5
G

3
4
5
2 11
• 71 7
 188

Occupied ,-------~. -----

SC"rial Name of Village 1031 bouses No. of :';0. of Total Muslim (ot.hers)
Popttlation Circle Charge
, -_ _ _ _ _ .A. _ _ .____ ~
, _ _ _...Jo.__.----"'
No. 194-1
Pprsons Males Females Males l;'Clnales

2 3 4 5 7 8 9 IO II

48 Garboota ~.'50
~" <j 287 '55 13' 155 13 2
4'1 Katbar ~53 ..:_~fJ 967 47 8 4 89 443 457

1103 284 1254 633 621 598 58.

50 IslaIlla~d 3 IZ 83 I() 333 '59 '74 159 174

51 Thhal 26 tJ 31 II 20 II '0

338 89 364 170 114 170 19C

52 Faqrila 163 57 lJ 213 120 93 118 'II

Cbbani 191 47 155 87 6~ 117 68
53 10
54 Narali '5 7 20 10 ",(0 10

55 Rata!i 1,5 3 20 1I '1 II <)

56 Chhatran 83 ~2 64 33 2l 3~ 2J

57 Sehnsa 161 9b 218 "-f '°f 31 22

58 Sahlah 73 22 S2 4.' 37 45 37
59 Narnah 103 29 89 -l6 43 46 43
804 283 851 466 385 380 301

bo Badli 107 35 1,;J: 158 8() 72 Xu 72

bI Srahoah '°4 55 227 10 7 120 101 III
b2 Galjoor 102 30 121 liz 59 62 59
63 Chachlar 160 46 205 '01 104 101 104
b4 Galohatian 239 h' 298 147 141) 147 149
65 Kotla 197 53 241 IZ9 IH 1 29 lIZ
66 Bibai 192 43 162 79 83 79 83

1201 323 1..,0 711 899 706 890

07 Bbarand 47 6 J2(J 13 547 286 :!6r lUt. 242

68 Mahor; 120 5" 233 110- [q 1I9 If4
69 Bagah ~4 5 19 9 10 <) 10
98 34 134 73 (,1 7' 59
70 Jabri
q_;
71 Kaloor 195 :52 221 (j(j 12l 119

1013 267 115C 588 588 581 544

7z Anti 737 IS7 14 79. JS.'l 414 38 5 414

737 157 799 385 414 385 41C

i3 Kartoti 58 17 15 62 30 32 30 12
74 Jarahi Saidan 20 <) 32 13 19 '3 19
Ka'ini Lf3 3'\ 149· ti3 66 113 60
75
70 Siah 5~9 1]0 510 234 25 6 254 25 6
77 Nain Sukh [04 3" 155 j'~ 77 78 77
Ga5nara .!.~G 259 rr6 143 1I6 '43
78 j(J

79 Oudh 4 X1 12 3 619 >53 2tJU 253 266

80 Cbak TOOT 2)0 65 260 ')5 125 118 lIn
81 Chhani I5 S .'3 213 10 4 IQ(~
"9 IO';

2042 498 2159 1066 1093 104.. 1080

Gala Samiar 47 H I15 16 3 463 '4 8 21 5 24 8 21 5

'x)" Fanjer. 14 2 3 34') 1524 "i'()O 764 (i~) 1 70 7
1901 464 1987 1008 979 938 822
84 :;aruh" IZ3 35 17 142 7i 05 7i ('5
85 Kotla 32~ 7k 338 16 3 173 1)9 I5..!
86 Galoin 27 8 38 Z2 16 ~2 16
87 Sarsa'''la '34 1 37 b 1390 7" u7<) 5 84 57 2
88 Chak Nasroll 274 67 305 15Z 153 I_;.l IS:I

.2093 584 2211 1125 1088 974 958

89 Karoin 75 2] 18 70 37 33 37 33
90 Lat '43 37 148 72 76 72 76
Hill Kalan 5 27 131; 539 2U,5 274 ~t>3 273
91
<)2 Hill Khnrd 44 14 39 .19 20 l~) 2U

93 Dheri '5 2 37 153 i4 79 74 79

94 Nebera 1~6 50 115 ~9 ()b ~9 \16
9.~ Malhar J r() .Il 109 50 59 36 44-
96 Chakmir HI 31 118 tJ6 52 5R 43
97 Sagri <;8 1<; 81 32 29 ,12 29
98 l'anir <)R c7 104 ."lfr: 4(\ .5" 46
 189
Ig,41 POI ULA.TION
-----------~--------"- """\
.M uslim (Shi""l Hindu" Sikhs Buddbist • Otbers Total literates
.------~-- -, ~~--., ~"""\ ,------"---, ........----'--"""\ ,--_--A.,___ ~

!\1ales Females :llalos Females. Males Females Male; Females Males Females Males Females

12 IJ '4 15 16 17 Iii 19 20 2X 22 23

6
21 4 4 38
4 '7 4
4 7 27 21 4 4 44 .
12

12
2 8
8

1
"9 6~ I.f- 14 72 24
7 I
J

7t 70 14 14 87 U
2
3 .f- (;
\I
1
10
8
7
5
2

JO
:I 4
• 42
22
'9
4
I 2 I)
3 4 6

25 24 38 1
25

25
2
.5
.f-
I,;
I
8
I] J
C)
3 8 6 31 6
5 4 9

1. 7 8 8 88 10

"
4' 3~ '7 23 45 5
42 34 27 23 48 II
2
24 21 -.!4 2
3
J2b 107 lID 'II
14

150 128 153 43

17 I
2 :I
9
6
14 15 9
'7 9 1 5
7
4
 190

Occupied ,-. _ _ _ __
Serial Nam( of_Villag"
No. 1931 house. No. of No. of Total l\luslim ,others)
Population IY4' CirCle Charge ,-'----~ .....______, , - -__-..A._. __ - - - ,
Persons }lales I'elll a Ie" !\Tales Female.

3 5 7 Ii 9 10 II

99 "ahi 92 24
[00 Akroot 1)5
79 43 35
7 25 43
IO[ Ag ... and 21 II
102 ADOhi 7 23 12 11
103 Sarhota 33 6 'J' 384 I.~I}
36 5 ;)1 17 2
427 2~4 203
2345 625 2444 1201 1243 1161
104 Tapakh
105 Athroin 19 252 I~~ 1!4 12 4
100 KaJlah 156 ,"'1 74
195 l(lO 74
107 Chouki ~j 1U0 Y5
loli Tindah 254 1.![ q3 UI
213 133
log Dikhari '.14 119 (J-l Il~
36 Iq 17 19 [7
1002 243 1105 543 562 543 562
lID Kakani Bugh.. .l:l4 20 909
III Kulhar H3 443
II. Pindhor 34 143
99
74 7-f
362 ! '3 lI3
1360 3&1 1414 684 730 684 730
II3 Pural 139 26 :l1
114 Dhanna 119 50 (>1
I I 5 Lehri Saral
110 27 125
292 50 (>3 62
lIu Phagwari 306 16&
'755 3(i9 1773 135
846 776
2296 480 2323 1218 1105 1133 1034
117 SCH. (J~
JI8 Gerla 74 ·11 33 J')
'7 26 12 33
119 P"lang 97 '4 12
"4
[20 Jabbar Jor 114 jj 57
33 21 [3 57 57
R 13 ~
226 235 123 112 121 112
121 Chanjora .: [1)
122 Dhanwan 1087 562 5~5
374 1868 ~76 9'13
2869 584 2958 1438 1518 1421 1501
/123 Dandli .'\;
<24 (;awan 371
44 489
878 184 840 418 422 399 404
125 (..oi
126 Kanduit 25 2442 121 3 Lll)u [2011
J27 NiTali 878 401
520 4Cll 47,
128 Mohar .l5..! 4:5.l 2bi"i
371 174 1]4 197
3948 890 4211 2040 2171 2017 21&0
129 Mahrian
130 Nil 5,,,00i 445 ~31
[31 Tapag' 393 .lo_i
132 Amlnurati 1133 555
1114 ..,,sq
3243 6110 30B5 1505 1580 1494
133 Rhad GujralJl '.11
'34 Bllrmoch
J '7 1171 uo"
12 .. 677
l~'i NeWill 335
7' 337 "7 1
1927 384 2185 111& 1070 961 900
136 Ohanan
2182 1120

1955 470 2182 1120 1062 968 830

137 Samror
138 Sarhota
64 2 177 682
BIl3 23r 1040
139 Olakar If7 28
140 Kartol 135
275 70 306
1917 506 2163 1135 1028 1088 1178
 19 I
1941 POPlTI,ATlOS
__A___

'-1uslim (Shias)
...-----"----'
,,----____,.____,
Hindus Sikhs
,--____.A----,
Buddhists
,-----"------,
Others
.--------'-------.
Total Literates
,.----'------,.
),lales Females Male. Females Males Females Males ]iemales Males Females Males Females

12 I3 14 15 I6 17 I8 19 20 2Z 32 .111

I
12 II 8
Y
1 6 4 17 3
21

.11. -, t 28 n 20 1011 &

4
7
3
4
2

20
13
I
2

18

4
II

3 I 31
83 68 84

1 3 84 88 130
5
2
I

2 8
g 9 1Z
9 8 23

17 17 35
19 IS 6
19

1. 18 25

"3 ., 73
10
14
4

23 21 101
10
9
7 21
4 5 17

11 ., &7
6
15 1 16 3 19 3
3 7 5
154 170 30 3

'4 2 12 3 10 9 lIS 44
142 123 10 • 115
27
44
·5 32
17 13 29
4
c; JI

1 a 60 71
 Occupied ,--
Serial Name of Village Tf.l3 I houses ~o_ of 1>0. of Total 1.lu,lim (other;)
No. Population 194' Circle Charge r-------"---------, r -- ___,.__- --.
Persons Males l''<_·malc.s :Vlale!o; Female~ ,

r 2 4 :; ; /I If)

141 Bang 171

142 Kurti 717
143 Asbqali 261
144 Iloli 1094
145 Chouk; 1410

3373 875 3653 1819 1834 1810 1823

146 Maudi 583 3"7

147 Dhingrot 157
148 Pang Piran 555 .!()I)

149 Maudiari 120 53

150 DhaUlol 1155 j S7
151 Jamalpur Aghar 745 3,)T

3403 791 3315 1625

152 Kotli Khas 'K 1· T 2151

153 Kodi Baliah, ot I own 610

2067 2761 1450 1301 518 497

154 Sagiam '34 33 608 ~u2

155 Duugi 37 112 65

156 Uannah 15'::: 848 3 28
157 Badali 4" 1496 734
2657 734 2784 1395 1389 1375 1357

'5~ Throchi 863 44'1

820 359 863 449 414 414

159 NagiaJ 35 397

160 Chau~pur 504
16. Khawas 406

11'0 276 1307 672 636 635 604

162 NaT Dadlian "[(j 1732

1898 379 1732 876 856 870 854

163 Matisl 3 16 37 354 rhLI 1Mr

316 85 354 185 169 181 169

[64 Raj Dhani ·.!5 1 1016 5 01 j02

165 KannaL S 37 20 IS lZ

Ib6 Jamhi 7_1 270 [,~~

14"
167 Tarant 5i 247 II(. 13 1

1515 389 1570 810 780 797 751

.68 Doliah Brahmans 39 308 161 130 Ili

169 Doliah Jattan .,~ I 348 [(j7 fIJi r5 1
170 Cm-and i5 248 135 13:5 113
'7'
172
Chouk
Amban
20 7
086
289
327
139
I79
L33
15;
'I'
f ~~

1367 347 1520 811 709 752 650

173 Parai '74 835 435 35-1

174 PaJahaJ Khurrl Ii 336 17 1
175 Palahal Kalan 16 7 776 ]H(>
176 Narmah ]1".': 505 24"
177 Kala Dab IT 64 3"-
2295 541 2516 1267 1249 1083 1068

17!! Saba. Kot .p 641

179 I'anjau 1587
486 2228 1084 1144 790 856
r80 B"ni.nian 1.5 76 34 jf
181 _ ara l{ot 180 885 -fl(' 573
 193
194 POPULATIOi\'
-----------_.---"'-_------------------------------------,
'
Sikhs Bllddhists Others Total literates
Muslim (Shias) Hindus , - - _ ._ _ ...A.. _ _ _ ,
_ _ A _ . __ __......
r-----.____.A._--~ ~----,
,.._~_.

".------A--..-------, r---______A-~
:'.lales Fe,,,-.d~s Males F('m,IJcs Males Females Males Females ~1alcs Females Males Females

u I4 IS I6 17 I8 IQ 20 2T 22 2.1
I3

If 4
(J (, 74-
t>
3 5 09 10
47

9 11 210 15
l7
27
2 I
4
23
14

4 2 93 4

891 775 46 :0 668 345

2 5 7 96 54
2 896 782 46 20 764 399

13 20 16 2
2 5 3
2 1 7
3 (, 63 4

20 32 89 8
(JO

7 90
Il

30 2] 4 3 51
3 5 41

33 28 4 3 104 5

09

2 4 2 69 2

4
4 2
5 7 49 8

4
15 5
7 2 5 7 69 13

31 30 ,8
16
6
h 9 9
22 zo 1T

59 59 60

46 41) 7
4$ 37 9
60 r,o 19
.!(, .!7 4
7 .) '2

184 181 41
~7 H2 Zj
!.cq 20(, ~t

294 288 76 2
:1
3'1 43 It 10 6q rz
 194

Occupied ,..-----
Serial Name of Village 1931 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge ,-_____ _.A. _ _ _ - - - , r--_____A...-~
Persons Males Females Males Females

I 3 4 5 7 8 9 IO II

18" Barala 1<) 108 52 56

183 Charohi 153 802 400 402
1675 376 1851 949 902 790 738
184 Haratla 43 1899 <)74 89 2 858
1712 417 1898 97& 926 858
I~5 Kajlani 333 1570 753
1422 333 1570 817 753 898
186 Juna 77 45 408 .!I2 196 205 193
187 Kotli Sohlana 229 1073 54 1 53 2 45 8 447
1425 308 1481 753 728 863 640
J 88Bal Brahmana 157 720 390 262 .llO
189 Bal Jagir 5 23 1'2 12 II
19" Chhawala II2 566 261> 27 2

1086 274 1309 885 B24 540 503

191 Khuiratta 210g 49.'; 47 7 2375 1143 989 8g8
2109 495 2375 1232 1143 988 898
192 Bandli Jagir 244 1293 6.31 600 56 4
193 Battal Bari ]1'9 858 394 454 374
1888 413 2149 1124 1025 lOU 938
194 Sewar 45 4') 177 92 9Z 115
195 Samlabar ,:w6 1000 5 24 523 47 6
196 Phial 199 880 .14 6 502 39 6

2051 450 2157 1162 1117 1157

197 Majhwal 33 2 50 11164 789 775 7.1 0
198 Fatehpur Dhiarl 73 288 15/' ]33 141>
199 Kotla 4J 217 110 10 7 91
200 Qorjai .11 261 138 u3 134
1895 sao 2331 1193 1138 1101 1054
20] Kbor 2757 611 3065 14YO 1419 1399
2757 .11 306& 1569 1498 1471 1399
202 Gura Bagial 580 281
203 Marhota' 90 38
154 670 340 330 332 319
204 Kutehra Andrala 53 2043 974 1\90 801
~o5 Jogal Pal 965 47 8 37' 35 8
206 Khad Brahmana 164 70 60 49
2757 880 3182 1522 1321 1208
l07 Chouki Kahuta 'I; 449 2 J3
:z08Sed Majoral 334 1080 516
.09 Khanpur 100 518 133
1771 529 2065 982 887 778
210 Tbhala JO 45 23 22
211 Darkoot 155 125 3lh 344 34'
212 Kotehra Khau'lueh 30~ 1414 739 675 700
1928 473 2184 1142 1042 1083
213 Tain 1080
214 Kauth; 283
1144 270 1323 899 824 800 52'
 195
1941 POPULATION
._.-"-._._--
Muslim (Shias) Hindu" Sikhs. _______ Buddhists
r-----A---. r - - -- -'-- ----. , - -. - --"------.,
Others
r-------'-----,
Total literates
Males Femnres !llales Females lItales FClllalc!!t. Males Females Males Females Females Females

III I3 I'{ I5 16 17 1.~ I9 "0 2I 32 :13

I2
109
148
1I3
156 11
44 ..
10 128 18
~2 "7 169 11
62 67
169 11
.. 7 .;0 .;0
51
4 7 50 50
51
7 3
65 61 18 6
24
79 12
72 64 18 24 85 12
II6 1)8 12 12
103 5
17 I I
73 2
133 109 12 12 176 7
5 3 183 17<) 55 63 199 77
5 3 183 179 55 63 199 71
fJ2 (,7
l( .!o
20
13
70 87
33

b
H 3S
19
45 38
25
jJ S
1(j
7
fO
S
1"
3
12
"- i6
18
..
2
II
4 (,
6
51 70 11 14 81 6
88 93 4 64 7
8,; 93 2 4 64 7
8 II
36
-~
a 11
40
5 8 J02 1)<1 72 blj
66
II 4 108 11h
'4 21 Ii
6
5 8 134 121 180 185 88
2\1 !l
119 Ill! 3
4° 40 68
12 7 3
3
148 139 58 47 74 3

.l'i 3" .I 3
N 3! r 15
29
76 71 3 4 45
1:16 1:17
13 T2 37
II
99 99
48
 196
Or.cupied ,.-
Serial Name of Vma.ge 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Mlslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge ,-_~~~. __ -A._ _ _ _ ~ ,-----'-~
Persons Males Females Males Females

I z 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 HJ II

21 5 Janjua Pogla ~5 7 57 42 26 16 2(; J6

216 Anwas Bhandar 35 0 ()2 414 :n8 19 0 210 I9°
21 7 Jajot Bahadur 48b lIS 535 3"4 23 1 276 208

861 211 991 548 443 512 414

218 Jajot Randu 1647 357 58 1768 9'4 84' 756 685
J19 Darbot 38 3 9/;1 461 245 216 "3 6 200
220 Wand Mohra 156 41 194 <,16 98 96 98
2188 496 2421 1285 1156 1088 989
221 Pokharni 5'4
4Ql
134
'l~
59 627 3.1' '9., 3 07 274
222 Rajoa 464 25 2 212 17 6 ~4°
223 Lam l!89 205 1025 'i~2 503 486 46 6
224 Mohra Kampla 697 182 806 1~1< 37 8 4 28 378
2511 61. 2922 1534 1388 1397 1258
225 Chak Sarkari 47') 5 60 14 l! 6 ~ t>
226 Qila Durhal ]55 165 715 353 362 277 l82

834 170 729 381 388 285 288

ThaI Dhar Barotian 84 B

TOTAr, I027 8 7 24883 1II037 5 67 06 5433 1 5159 1 495 06

(i) Differences have been noticed in the spelling of village names as given in the Village Tables for 1931 and as shown in the enumera-
tion record for 194r. For the 1941 Village Tables we have adopted the spelling given in the record after checking it with the spelling given
in the list of villages supplied by the District Census Officer in 1941. The list of such villages is given below:-
As shown in Village Tables 1931. Spelling adopted in Village Tablt·s 1941.
S. No. Name. S. No. Name.

349 6 Holard 4 Holder

35 00 Tarala 7 Narala
355 2 Rrakratote 10 Sakrakartot
350 3 Peedian Fateh Khan 19 Pihrian J'ateh Sahala
35 0 5 Bholistall 21 Bhultian
35 08 Dasheni 25 Shini
35 1 7 Ralli lIaidan 33 I{eni Saidan
35 2 5 Daliah 4r Durlia
3543 Faqir Tala 52 Faqrila
354 2 Sahalina 57 Sebnsa
35 61 l{ahodi t>B Mahori
3574 Banerah 98 Panir
3 62 5 Phamroti 132 Ammurati
3 6 72 Kadyal II>5 Karmal
37 1 5 lIohra Bamka 2"4 )[ohra KamplR

(ii) Villages Danga, Budheri and Athand serial number•. '7, 36 and 37 respectively of the Vi11aj.{e Tables 1941 were unoccupied at
th" last Census.
(iii) ThaI Dhar Barotian selia.l number 3721 of the Village Tables 1931 was unoccupi"d at this ('ensu,. It is not a village. In 193&
Censu~ it was a forest workers' camp.
(iv) The number of villages in the Tehsil which appears in the Vmage Tables is 226. Two of these "illage vi .. ,Kotli Khas and Kotli
Baliah serial numbers 152 and 153 of the Village Tables together constitute Kotli Town and have been taken as a single item in Imperial
Table Ill. Tberefore Imperial Table III shows 225 villages only.
(v) The numberinl{ of Crnsus Divisions in Tehsil ]{otli was not carried out in accordance with the instructions issued. \Vhen the defect
was noticed revision was not possible without creating other difficulties. As a result, whilst th,' circles in the Village Tables for this Tebsil folloW'
each other in correct sequence the charges do not. Charges were numbered by Districts and Circles by Tehsils. The Charge numbers in thig
Tehsil run from 1 to 10. All are shown in the Ta.bles but they d9 not run consecutively with the circles. Circle totals are given but owing to
the defect referred to total for charges cannot be arrived at except lly collecting the totals of the various separated circles forming eltCh cha:rge.
 197
"94" POPULATION
---"----.
Muslim ( ,hias) Hindus
. __
,-----'----. r - - -"-------, ~--,
Sikhs Buddhists
r--__..A..~ ,-- __...________,
Others Total literates
r-----A.-.~
Male" Females Males Feynalcs Males Iietnales Males Females Males Females Males Females

u I3 I4 IS I6 I7 I8 I9 20 III 23 23

8 0 5
.8 ~3 8
36 29 13
H 4" 124 1I6 44 7
9 10 3
4
53 51 124 116 51 7
15
48
'J
50
10
28
I'
22
18
33 .
34 3' 2 5 20
9

.7 40 39 ao 4
"
,.
I
12 18 04 62 52 8
12 64 62 53
•
66 4124 40 57 799
 I98
CENSUS
VILLAGE
tistrict Mirpur
Tehs.1 l\lirpur

Occupied
No. of No. of
,----------------------
Total Muslim (others)
Serial N arne of Village 1931 hou:-::c;;
No. Population I94 r Circle Ch~ger-~---~ ,.----__.A.--.,
Persons Maks Females Males Females

I :I J 01 5 6 7 8 9 fO II

Kathar ,-;!6
'''4 II 1659 HF 81 7 llo3 71II
2Dh.ri Kasam 5()2 17(1 661 354 30 7 3.H 30 7
3 I{aljoor 34" ~)5 381 1()1) r82 199 1~2
4 Maja 'Wari 179 52 206 rOlJ !Jj 10 9 97
5 Pipli 103 24 90 50 40 50 4°
6 Barbatti I1_i 2C.J 127 (J~ 59 uS 5<)

2853 794 3124 1622 1502 1583 1465

7 Ganair 2.54 72 2 285 I.j! '44 14 0 144

H Nili Saidan 80 21 103 57 ~(j 57 46
9 Malnt 69 17 78 4(> 32 4(> 32
10 ClIak Kot Il 2 6 3 3 3 3
II Sanwala Piran !4° 57 236 13 0 roo 130 loh
IZ Dagar [4 2 4.1 127 !)() 61 00 6,
13 ]amian Sandhiara 33 II 39 21 III 2, IS
14 Bandarian Bilagarli (n 15 65 39 26 39 28
887 238 939 503 436 1i02 436

IS Rajn!!a 202 5tJ 3 233 [11 IH TIl I2l

16 Baloh 21'z (j" 219 IOo! 117 101 117
17 Chala"ar 3 23 HR 359 rH2 '77 182 177
18 Bihar. 64 2 17 1 626 306 320 28(> 30 Z
1'1 Barut Hz 2'.1 D5 3~ 47 3il 4,
20 Phair Said an r8 5 11 7 4 7 4
21 Sa'uh 43 15 45 ~3 2. 23 22
22 Thob ]agir 2(,3 8. 298 14(; '5 2 '4& 15 2
1785 502 1816 915 961 894 943

'3 Onall 1977 514 4 2181 [03"" tI51 1026 11411

1977 514 2181 1030 1151 1028 1148

24 Amb 099 17 8 5 786 3i.1 4" 375 411

25 Mohra Malkan 'lIb 60; 219 115 134 ~5 134
26 Mohra liak.hi Shiv Daya.l S5 27 101 44 57 26 57
27 DU.lyal .!go lf~ 428 211 'H7 19,~ lCJ7
28 Sri Prat;tp Singh Para 373 (H~ 464 212 222 45 20
29 Bhagal Chal, 4'7 III 410 r il 3 227 1113 >27

2080 598 2408 1140 1268 907 1046

30 Rai Pur 22'2 62 6 227 10') llil EO,) 1111

31 Mohra Shorshah lOj .'iZ 204 10 3 101 10] 101
32 Havnli BA.ga] 3()lS <1< 392 180 212 ISo 212
33 Sochani 33 2 7(, 316 '4 8 168 I4'~ 168
34 Darruni 326 7f', 314 12 5 l~<) 125 Illg
35 Bathrohi 675 178 763 37 0 393 37 0 3<'>3
2128 541 2216 1035 1181 1036 1181
Rattah
.lI' r022 55! 7 1731 7('9 g(ll 700 9 13
.17Palohot 4'2 J'21 437 223 214 223 214
38 Sahaliah 2110 H~ 276 '33 '43 13° '4 0
39 Mandi 15 6 54 199 gH 101 ')8 rOI

2470 811 2643 1223 1420 1151 1368

40 Dingal RS 30 8 76 37 3<l 37 39
41 Kararha Saidallo "0 I 5 3 3
42 Napur 67 '5 77 .~n 47 " 30
2
~7
43 Bassar 1[,0
3" 149 S4 (,S ~2 Ul
44 Tharah II79 ]15 1338 674 6(>4 u57 636
45 Sandal 347 92 362 17 2 '90 17" ]00

1867 492 2007 1000 1007 981 976

 199
1941.
TABLES.

____
1941 POPULATION
_ _- - A . . _ _ _ _ _ _
~
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Other. Total literates
,--- r- ----'-~
r Males Females Males Female .. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males FemAles

III I3 If I5 r6 I1 18 I9 20 ::u 113 113

37 36 [64· ')6
48 7
24
14
7
4
37 36 2 281 103
l! 2

18
2
•
8 2
6
9 7 II II
33 4
2

2
19
9 7 12 11 74 ..
4 3 86
4 3 86
37
7
l! 10 9 4
I 3 17 '7 40 8
38 35 159 167 134 n
23

47 38 186 184 2&0 87

7
19
34 50
4
l6 24
26

118 74
54 36 15 13 204- 1St;
36 24
3 28 II
15 14
57 39 II 13 283 205

3 I I·
17 .8 24
3
17 28 2 3 31
 200

Occupied r"-'.
Serial Name of Village If)) I houses No. of No. of Total
No. Population 1\14' Circle Mu,[im (others)
Charge r------~--_, ~ _ __ _.A., _ _ _ - . , .

Person~ Males Females :.\Ialcs Felllaies

I
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO TI

46 Surra.khi
47 Thala Rajwali Khan 32 7 9 1095 549
56 54()
48 Chapair 162 72
38 107. 72
49 Phagalian 4l 4'
50 Dudh Parat '7 62 34
7 34
51 Sahin Baroutian 28 13 I)
~4
52 ilia 67 34 34
ror 304 '3<) 139
1696 570 1825 942 883 938 880
53 Khara,.;
10 2583 132~ 1.111
2381 717 2583 12~5 1328 1246 1311
54 Hill 584 rXR
55 Ganchoor II 12 707
56 Ankar 14 2 3" 162
1222 31 7
57 Sal,"r Thalah 38,.,
1350
58 Chak Sharaf Shah 97 402
5r 13 55
59 Cl,ak ilhopa
59 Il 42
60 Khairi
43 2 107 481
2879 771 3179 1540 1639 1334 1456
6r Samlothah
390 12 463 225
62 Thanpal
63 Tajpur
5 20 532 243
61 4 708 37 0
1524 404 1703 838
64 Potha Sher :!zo
65 Jagal 13 922 40 7 SI5
10 5[5
66 Khaniara 51 '5 26 20
67 Majhum a 57 304 ~) 1 113
26 54 1'3
68 lIf""chola Z(!
'3 31 31
6<) Chak Dha.tnali 93 48 45 ·15
21< 115
70 Kalarwari 55 60 /)0
1<)6 874 43 8 43&
2146 569 2313 1087 1226 976 1120
71 Dady"l Saidan 4'))
72 Arah Jattan 538 214
295 340
73 Chomakh 549 [7 2
5B5 °4~
1337 387 1463 723 634
74 Nathla <)8
75 Salpur 37 10! ,'ic
4'1 IS 50
76 Chak Dhiaran 119
61 :.!4 37
77 Pandora Jagir
50 174 ~l
78 Chak Pathanan '3 2 43 148
70 ~4
79 Mohra Agru 3" 86 42
14~ 4.~ 165 ISj
657 223 736 356 380 380
ko Paith
81 Sial{h r6 267
82 Pail 1421
83 Potha Ban,,!"Cs 613
368
2389 2669 1285 1384 1151 1275
~4 Chhalroh
~.' Flatah",,' 45" 17 1903 "7()
101
~I, IJehali 423 ":11.
126
s, Chan;t 480
58 240
2709 744 3046 1507 1539 1499 1537
88 Panyam I6)!J IS 1927 945 f)34 Il7.!
1639 462 1927 945 982 934 972
~9 l'alak
qo Dullar r" 766 39 0 3Hu
91 Ganohi 255 130 J]()
92 Kotli Sarsawa 286 [37 137
217 TTo 11u
1395 345 1523 756 767 743 757
 :.<or
1941 POPULATION

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikh. Buddhists Otbers Totar Iiterates-. ..

,.....-.---A--- -.----, ~ ~ r----A----, .- ,..------A--- -e&
Males l'cmaleN Males Females Males Femat.... Males Females Male» Femal"" Male. Femal

I2 I3 I4 IS :16 :1'1 18 :19 ~o 21 22 23

2 3 60 28
2 14
2

5
I. t)

4 3 94 34

9 17 U3 19
D 17 123 19
3 31 z4 III ')0 13 1 36
5
58 65 85
3 J 13
1-
2
20

3 1 89 89 114 93 280 37
4 36 II
4 41 20
51 4

I I 128 35

33 8
1
1"

3
•
I
36 36 75 70 88 42
36 38 71 70 138 10
30 49 5
1
52
16
..
,.6 31- 8 70 9
30 49 ·12 34 7 8 t38 13

4-
1
3
5
2
:z 6
2 3 If
13
63 58 41 '7 lIo 21-
16 15 14 9 3S 7
17

71 73 55 38 174 31
I)
60
2 2
9
,
9'

8 2 83
3 6 l! 1- 166 4:1:
3
• •
13 10
4 188
26
42

3
3
4
13 10 38 f
 202

Occupied ,
Serial Name of Village 1931 houses No. of No. of Tota.l Muslim (others)
No. Population zg,p Cirde Charge - - - - - - " ' - - - - - - , r--'---""-\
Persons Males Females Males Females

I 2 3 4 5 I) 7 8 9 IO II

93 Dheri Dhamial 294 85 20 351 181 170 I711 lfig

94 Dheri Mahar Rodu 1'3 54 215 106 109 106 109
95 Dheri Phalli 1421 3« 1478 7" 76 5 708 7 65
96 Dheri Rampur 220 fig 224 124 100 124 100
91 Dheri Kandu Khan 353 82 348 17 0 176 166 174
20141 834 2812 1292 1320 1282 1317
t)8 Finrl Khurd 83 6 21::;; 21 912 451 461 44 0 446
99 Dheri Thotahl 2Il -43 208 85 123 82 123
Zoo Dheri Baruan 349 103 413 204 20 9 203 20 7
101 Dheri Barutian 281 611 254 100 14 8 106 148
102 Dheri Susra! 25 2 67 270 137 133 137 133
~03 Chak Sawari 10 50 266 1198 5 80 618 577 618
2879 758 3255 1563 1892 1645 1875
104 Dhangedev 608 60 22 13 715 345 370 345 37 0
105 Dhangri BaIa 394 Il3 478 ~27 249 227 249
106 Boha 1271 322 1424 70 3 721 699 7 16
2273 595 2815 1275 1340 1271 1335
107 Kaneli 747 234 23 833 453 380 45 2 380
108 Khangal 51 13 70 31 39 2
J09 Malot 20r 52 209 Ilj 96 99 87
1I0 Barjun 220 54 244 13 6 108 136 108
III Sahar 340 88 383 199 184 187 174
lIZ Mawa 501 [28 582 3 13 269 265 221
2080 &69 2321 1245 1076 1141 870
1I3 Dungalian 109 35 24 141 79 62 79 62
114 Kalya.I Bensi 1394 437 1845 819 826 800 8u
lIS Jagram 27 8 3D 17 13 17 13
n6 Bangirila 156 48 186 95 91 95 91
II7 Dudal jagir 622 186 785 375 390 375 390
1I8 Nandwal 215 6g 238 Il6 123 II6 123
2523 782 3008 1501 lS05 1482 1481
"Il9 Dheri Rustam IIO 34 2.5 148 75 71 75 71
120 Potha Baina; 79 1 219 809 47 0 439 47 0 439
121 Kakra 906 24 8 1057 53° 52 7 488 498
122 Chak Ghazi 240 58 294 154 140 154 140
2047 5&9 240B 1229 1177 1187 1148
123 Damyal 81 29 26 107 53 54 53 H
124 Barrio Sihotha. 841 226 995 4<J() 499 496 499
125 Akalgarh 9 64 277 1150 57 8 57 2 57 8 57 2
126 Monmnl Bandor 555 162 640 21)8 34 2 298 342
127 Haryam Murad Bux 1,,8 30 138 70 68 70 68
128 Rathoha Mahru H2 33 143 72 7I 72 or
129 Jural Kalan 156 60 288 '37 13 1 137 131
]30 Rathoha Mohamad Ali 501 14.:1 844 3 25 319 3 z5 3 19
3338 962 4085 2029 2058 2029 2058
13 1 Chak Jawala Shab II 6 27 21 8 13 6 12
132 Damral II3 ~l 109 53 56 45 48
Ij3 Jural Khurd 65 12 60 42 38 42 38
134 Thothal 9 87 262 1283 63 1 632 63 0 63 2
135 Bandral 6 85 .86 841 4 17 4 24 41,5 419
136 Sunnian 193 37 218 Il3 105 II3 105
137 Bha..ot 304 73 317 156 161 156 161
2358 597 284. 1420 1429 1407 1415
~38 Chak Dharamarth 2I 6 .8 27 15 12 15 12
]39 Bajar 27 0 77 380 Ib7 193 161 189
_. 140 Andrah Kalan 43 8 109 1i17 . 26 5 252 265 25 2
]4 1 Chak Haryam 6>0 19 1 757 391 3 66 39 1 366
142 Andrah Dharamarth 56 15 55 23 32 23 32
143 Rakhia.I 193 58 240 108 132 108 132
144 Hardo Uchhi 4 86 125 581 294 28 7 24 8 25 8
145 Ararha J agir 47 13 5& 29 26 29 26
~46 JamoM 99 36 146 72 74 72 74
2230 830 27. 1384 1374 131. 1341
 203
1941 POPULATlOIf
.A
Muslim (Bhias) Hindus Sikh. Buddhilits
~ ~ .--------"---, ,.------'-----, r
Others
,....______.._______
T oml literates
Males Females Male" Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

III I3 I4 IS Iii £7 I8 I9 20 2I '13 :13

3 7
3
3 16
z 3
4 22

10 3 51
9 14 28
3 3
2
15
8
3 86

16 16 142.
84 2I
32 9
4- 5 97 II

4 5 2.13 41
I 20
29 39 3
14- 9 16 3
8
12 10 16 3
48 48 29 4-
104 108 92 10
2
19 14 86
3
7
47 I
4
19 14 149

25
4~ 29 9
8
42 29 42
8
log
154
64
8
10
5
51

409
I·
8 8 10 4
67 3
5
,
92
19
II

13

It 8
• II 1911
2
31

4- 25 2
28
96
5
2,
46 29 57
I
..
6
4. 33 247 a
 204

Occupied r-
Serial Name of Village 1931 bouses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population HI41 Circle Charge r- -----., - - ' - - - - ,
Persons Males Females Males Females

I :z 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

147 Nakka Chan Shan 10 9 29 29 120 55 65 43 49

148 Dhalla 3 65 125 419 "13 "06 164 165
149 Lakhora 100 32 112 t>l 51 34 24
150 Jabot 243 81 306 142 104 142 164
151 Kuniri Nawab 87 35 114 54 60 54 60
15 2 ArahDharamarth '4 8 60 178 '12 84 92 84
153 Dhangri Bahadur 4 27 164 527 2~6 241 286 241
154 Chak Ghayan ISS 67 203 II' 91 108 89
155 Judhal 375 147 479 265 21i 264 212
2039 740 1466 1280 1176 1187 1088
156 Naloi 593 '2()~
30 710 35 8 35 2 358 35 2
I.5~ rang 560 173 687 375 312 37 1 309
15 achmanpura 205 4!! 201 105 g,; 105 g6
159 Domal 851 222 1010 5 20 4Cjo 5 12 483
220! 651 2608 1358 1250 1346 1240
160 Gurah Sultan Ali 16, 38 31 188 83 85 83 85
161 Saidan 94 22 97 44 53 44 53
162 Gurah Mani Ram 4 2 7 5 2 5 2
163 Pindora Malyaran 243. 68 241 120 121 120 121
164 Fatehpur 64 1 174 732 366 3 66 366 366
1144 304 1245 818 827 618 827
165 Liddar 1574 443 32 14 1818 86!! 948 868 94 8
166 Mohra Khanun 57 24 88 35 33 35 33
1831 487 1884 903 181 103 181
16 7 Bothi 252 75 33 273 144 129 144 129
168 Chohan 147 53 181 101 yo 101 90
J 69 Moula 257 77 300 158 142 158 142
170 Kharari 143 47 182 g8 64 97 64
171 ATUOh 113 32 99 56 43 56 43
912 284 1025 567 468 558 488
172 Jangwan IgO .~8 34 209 127 82 JZ7 82
173 Abdullah Pur 68g 167 788 380 408 380 408
J74 Seri ]agir 168 bO 231 99 13 2 99 13 2
175 Munda 375 1I2 415 221 194 184 160
176 Dheri Dewan Chand 136 37 173 85 !lg 84 86
177 Seb 56 7 153 730 359 37 1 359 37 1
2126 587 2546 1271 1275 1233 1238
178 Kharak II60 296 35 1205 564 641 56 3 64 1
J79 Gurah Snnwla 401 II5 486 257 228 257 228
ISO Bajothi 85 2~ 110 50 60 50 60
181 Bhuml>a.l 47 I1 50 28 22 28 22
182 Mughal 85 22 85 -13 42 43 4'
1778 471 1935 942 993 941 183

183 Sangot 77 1 !l4 36 895 473 422 471 4 20

184 Kunjri Mal IS· 53 228 Il7 II2 II7 112
185 Balah 557 170 736 377 359 377 359
186 Bhurke 509 143 856 33 1 3 25 33 1 325
1989 680 2516 1298 1218 1298 1218
1 8, Mohra Dolu 18<) 45 37 188 <)8 100 98 100
J88 Khanpnr 346 IO~ 376 192 184 19 1 184
189 Mehta Jagir 257 67 29' 144 'S:; 144 155
190 Kalya.l Sheru 6II 152 642 339 3 03 339 30 3
191 Khamaha.l 3g2 'i9 427 232 1'15 23 2 ICj5
19 2 Bhalot 255 67 256 121 '35 121 135
193 Barbanni 100 3 3 Il 1081 553 5.8 553 52~

30&3 843 3278 1679 1600 1178 1800

194 Dheri Nasur Ullah 273 75 38 339 183 15 6 183 156
195 Dheri Bhanan 25 2 70 280 14 6 134 146 J34
Ig6 Thar Chak 150 36 147 71 76 71 76
197 Pail Karim Baklb. 164 46 175 90 85 90 85
 205

----- -----..
~
Muslim (Sbia.)
r-~
Hindus
,___..______,
Sikhs
,--~
Buddhists
~
Otbers
Males Females
Total literates
.-_____.__-~
Males Females
Males Females Males Females Males Ferna.les Males Females

I3 '3 14 15 Iii I? 18 19 20 :u .as

I. 16 8
49 4I 4
2
'7 -'7
6

3
I

.. ..
4 2

, -44
2

86 t
IS
2:
4 53
5
1\ 20 2
7
.. 3
• 7 .3 •
z6
18 .
3

23
48
1111
2'"
•
I

123
].

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8

28 1
Ie>
44 14
1D r
23 14 8 ::6
I 2 8
31 2

!8 15 10 135

..
45

7
4
5
73
23
3
34
4
2 2 ••
10

.%3
10
3
13
60

7
'1
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I
 206

Occupied r---- -- - .------

..
S"rial Name of Village 193 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim' (others)
No. '
PDpulation Ii;.j1 C;rcJe Charge r-----.-_J..__-----, r---_..A.. ___--..
Person:s Males Females Males Females

I Z 3 4 5 7 8 9 IO IT

198 Dheri Ramu 43 1 lIo 476 25 1 225 25 1 225

199 Bilbyam 427 97 414 206 208 20 3 208
1697 434 1831 94-7 884 944- 884-
zoo KhaTi Kha. <159 1')3 39 818 33 1 .87 l20 .05
'201 Chak Rai Dewancband 3 I 2 2 2
202 Ara.i Attar Silllh 16 I 8 4 4 4 4
20 3 Be!;a Balawal 243 68 270 '3 139 13 1 139
M4 Sahih Chak 33 0 85 352 '
180 164
'7 2 '75
205 Takkipur 67 2I 101 54 47 S4 47
206 MohonpuT 13~ 39 178 86 9' 86 92
1660 408 1629 788 74-1 672 851
107 Kangra 126 33 40 138 80 58 80 58
208 Azizpur 224 63 244 126 u8 126 lIt!
20g LrhTi 7 14 20. 813 43 8 375 43' 366
2ID Banf\ 20 5 63 233 r20 113 "5 102

1269 361 1428 764 664 753 644

.II Reang 120 3~ 41 138 75 63 .:." 57
ZIZ Sunkiah 401 124 422 ZI8 204 ZI8 204
2 13 Bh.liala 472 12 3 510 259 25 1 257 25 0
214 Kas I(alyal 336 <n 374 194 180 186 176
21 5 Chechian 89 23 88 47 41 37 37
216 Chohan 76 25 78 51 27 32 22
1494- 425 1610 84-4 788 799 746
Chak Thakra.
<17 102 29 4' [5 102 55 47 55 47
ZIti Barkat II4 22 98 51 47 5] 47
219 Ratali 106 30 112 65 47 '>4 47
2Z0 llab 9 9 43 26 17 IO '7
22Y Khllrd 241 ('0 244 115 t29 III 124-
222 Chak !>Ulllat
223 Chhabrian Gufra.n
[04
Ig2
l6
54
U2
235
60
II8
52
[17
60
ll8 ".
"7
224 Pindi Sabarwa.1 2~J.' 76 287 147 '4 0 101 86
225 Chak Raja 54 '4 44 ~6 IR 210 18
1217 320 1277 663 614- 612 555
226 Seem 134 5.1 H 200 10 5 ')5 ')9 'II
227 (;ovindl'ur 135 49 170 1°5 65 10. b5
228 Dhurnal In >0 65 32 33 32 33
229 Hangpur 108 34 133 7Q 54 7Q 54
2]0 Lahar 5 3 2 3 2
23 1 Munela S') 16 101 50 5] 50 51
23 2 Chabarian n!Lttan 32 18 42 21 21 19 19
609 200 116 395 321 384 315
233 Saal~va' 5.,.." JI3 404 SSS -'1)6 :!jl) ~~3 2I3
234 Janial 81 zb 101 51 54 51 54
'35 l>atial 15 2 50 171 81 go ~] 90
'23 h Hare:havai 186 58 218 10,; 113 104 1[2

23i Na~ial l3 2 59 232 1I6 116 [U 110

23 il Hanoi 534 !H 576 283 293 18 3 "93
1784 510 1857 832 925 854 872
Z3'} A1f.,:"ar 99 ''i 45 91 47 44 47 44
24 0 Gurah 71 19 81 37 H 37 44
24 1 Momonpur 89 20 103 49 54 49 54
"4' GhasitlJur Sablan 165 45 195 93 102 93 I02
243 Jang-ian r60 -13 187 IOI 86 87 73
244 K otla Dattan 97 21 76 40 36 23 ,8
24.5 Chak Sarurni 20 6 23 14 9 14 'l
246 Gande 4 77 16 71 38 33 38 J3
247 Chak Mughlani 44 S 29 15 14 15 I4
822 203 856 434 422 403 391
24!:! Badar 2!1I 63 41,. 384- '55 149 ISS 149
249 Bains 261 57 230 113 1I7 113 117
25 0 Ch ..k Qazi 151 61 194 100 94 98 'I:>
:lSI Titrot 03 27 116 67 48 67 48
 20 7

1941 POPULATION

Muslim (Shills) Hindu" Sikhs Buddhists other. Total literates

r---__,A..~ r----..A.._- ~ r---~ r---~ -, .,-____.A... __ ......--...
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females .Males Females Males Females

I2 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 flO :u .flfl 23

.2
3 13
3 3&
3 73 ,'jJ 37 211 '94 37

6
5 8 6
3
3
1 3 73 1i1 41 36 112 37

2
7 26
11 3 ..7
1. 18 2 32 1t
(> 6 3
23 3
.2
..
10 ..
.2 4 :01
"4
33

,.
15 2
19 5 14
33 11 8 112 7

2
2
3
4 j 12 3
2
10

,.
39 4.. 3 37 [7
4
4. 49 11 74 20.
u 4 4
3 10

4
3
.2 .2

11 6 31
45 24 111 21 uS
4
....n
16 '3
23 18
5 .2 31; 34
42 zz
2 Ii 48 25 23 23. 141
r
.2
18
7
11 10 3 3 31 6
','i 16 9 7
4
2

26 26 Ii Ii 74 13

3
7
16
 • 208

Name of VUIage· , 1')31

Occupied
houses ~o. of No. of
r---- .. _.
Total
.._-_. . .. __ -
. _--_
... .._
Muslim (others)
-
Serial , -_ __A_ _ _ ~

No. Population 194' Circle Charge ',--- - - - - - A - - _ - ,

Persons Males Femalf"S Males Fem;;des .

1 • .1 4 .'; ~ 7 8 9 10 II

~52 BUMI I.!(. .of' 154 85 6C} ;'5 t">r~

253 Bhakaral 232 ')1. 217 114 10 3 IU3 '}8

254 Juian 194 54 219 10 7 ( 12
'°4 1'<>
255 Saggar 14~ 32 152 73 79 73 7Q
25 6 Dullo Chak 1::=2 24 96 H 53 39 5'
7.57 C.hak Langab 17° 2!i 131 (Jj lit> IJ5 !.J6
Ghasipur 54 9 47 ~4 2.~ l4 2)
25 8
1833 452 1859 946 913 926 900

Sahang '-475 37!i -t7 1768 8w 861, .iflo 1159

259
1475 318 1768 899 869 890 8&9

260 Sain. '43 44 48 161 75 86 75 11(.

21>1 Jari 36 3 18 I} 7 9 7
262 Mohr; 94 30 113 54 5Q 54 59
263 Bal",ar.. 175 52 207 ro'l 'II:! IO, 91
'1.64 Chak Sag..~ 75 22 80 43 37 H 37
265 Shahpur 79 3' 95 42 53 ~2 53
602 183 &71 332 340 330 336

zOO l8z bS 49 273 '44 129 106 95

Jatle
267 Gele 145 35 148 71 77 60 63
'1.68 Ab<luUahpur 26. 75 278 148 1%8 139 113
269 Kalsi '33 22 79 37 42 30 3&
270 I.ahli '3' 4' 141 71 70 71 70
'1.71 ~ajuran 77 15 88 4S 38 4B 38
27 2 Dhornal 176 42 no 89 ~I S<j Rt
ilarutian Il4 '3 90 35 55 3' 4<1
273
1320 338 1263 843 620 575 545
lOt ~4 50 96 39 57 3'1 57
274 Gorian 10 41 25 16 ~5 j{J
275 Mahangraj 3'l
27 6 NougTa" 162 5z 169 118 III 78 73
'I" 22 81 1"" 39 42 39
277 Barsali 102
2i8 Chatin 253 49 56 46 14 12
85 2I 96 46 50 4& 50
279 Bhagpur
280 Dhamat 75 to 89 4(1 43 46 43
281 MUl!hal 5'l HI 62 38 24 38 24
282 Khokhar 13 3" 112 61 51 r" .1 1
'
997 246 848 441 407 389 US
Dhal Mahmad 172 45 51 160 B7 73 So 73
2 83
28 4 Moamar 10 7 26 109 SH 51 58 51
zAS Raipur 30 7 9i 373 IB6 IS, 182 183
zR6 Gh~sitpt1r-OraD 3 13 110 364 175 IH9 I'll 184
2R7 Chak r.haian 154 45 188 87 101 87 101
288 DhaliaJa 73 22 109 54 55 54 5.;

1126 34& 1303 '.7 '56 632 .47

Mirpur (Town) 7271 23 2 " 52-5' 16 8&58 453 8 40lil 1675 1501
289
7274 2329 8556 453. 4018 1875 1501
------
Tor.u. I01I02 ,,1/492 :tr3rr5 5 6739 5 637 6 S I 97· 53I75
 20 9

1041 l'OJ>ULATION
----- _.. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ J . _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
-_._---- __ -- ~ -_- -- -~-- ---------,
Mmililll (SI';·"l l-lindm:i Sikh, Buddhi::;t:; Olh('r> Total litt~rat. {'
r---___;~ -.. .. _-----., , - ____ _ A _ . _ _ _ ----,
r----,A---- - .. _, ,- - _. --"--- ----. ,---_..__..A. _ _ _ - , , _ _ _ _ -A.. _ _ _ ---..,

],'ema1cj
Ma~(.' l't't~l:III_'~ ~laks l'cmaj(.'b Males l;l'lIlalt·:) l\Ialt'~ Fl'lnaic5 MaIL'" l'['IlIalcs ]\1,,1,·,

1.2 1:; 1./ I' .' I6 Ii Ib I9 ":(1 2I 2~ 2J

4-
II 5· w
(.,
3
4-
4 9
(>

16 11 4 2 118

9 ,0 7' 2~

9 10 71 23

h
2
H

4 25
13 h 25 2(, l~) (>
II '4 H
(, 0 ., :.!()
5 4 2
7

7
2 (, 4

241 20 45 55 76 9

3
!<
4 Co 9
2r) 15 If> 1<, 31 4
7
(j
4
5

30 18 22 24 74 7
(, .".~ 7
III (>

1 4 61 4:;
2 3 68 (.e
" 2.1 2. ~.
14 10

12 6 3 3 208 159

15 I[ 23('5 2(1:"4 4 S3 40" 25<)' IGS-\

15 11 2365 2054 483 452 2591 1654

92 .I::!:! 35'-1 3°'5 116, I061 8602 297 6

 2IO

(i) Differences have been noticeu in the spelling of villagc names ''" given in thl' Village T"blcs for 1'1]1 <tnd ,', '''0W'1 ill the
enl1Jncration record for 19{I. For the 1l)41 Vmage Tables we have adopted the spdlin~ giv(m ill the record after chc..:li:ing it wjth the spelling
given ill the list of villages supplied by the District Census Officcr ill 1i).p. The list t)f suell villag<', is given below : -

.:\s shown in Village Tables 1931. :--;pdllllg adopted in Village Tables ItJ.p.
s_ ~o. Kanw. s. ~{}. J'\a.me.

3-'4' J ):.u-runi J:i.o.:,ir 3f .Darrulli

V;3~ l{"hlot 37 J'alollOt
.1 837 Jlancli :J!J .:'I1;cnoli
.17 2 3 Tllala H.aj\\ali f7 Thala. Haj'\'alikhan
.l7~·1 Chapair Ja.gir +,~ Cblpair
.iSSS :\anl)al flo! Thanpal
·1 oo t) I)han"']i b~J Cllak Dhamali
.'1S~·1 Sat.hla Dll;:~I"Illarth i·1 Nathl"
tOll) :\fango1 i \II (;:.11l0hi
4 0 ..!1 BaLh·a Xo P;lith
3~IS jJail Uakhshi }lolraj S~ ] 'ail

~~~~~
Dchinri-Haranln <J·I Di1eri ~rah"r Hodn
J hang-luCllyaran 157 _IhanJ.{
3t)(_l{) I krtj-Jagir J71 ~t!ri Jagir
jql": Bangrcta Il{J 13angirila
.ISH Tallm~lr-cllClk 1(11) Thac Chak
.l'),'O ~J'"'llI -'-'{J :-;cem
J'JL>9 c...;orah ·F:l/al .!.il) <;urah

(ii) Villa.ges Bela Jangwall. !\.upa and Beth Brij L,i.I ~cria.1 numb\!rs j.ioi'), J,)Cn and 401)1) Tl· ... IH.~\;tivcly of t.he ymage T,I.!11c~ hl]l ""ere
unoccupied at the recent Census. These villages thc..~rC£url! tlo not a.ppear ill the Village Tables for I().fl.
 VILLAGE TABLES
DISTRIBT MIRPUR. TEHSIL BHIMBAR
 2I2

CENSUS
V1LLAGE
Disrrict Mirpur
Tehsil Bhimbar
Oc\,;upicd ~---_. __._-----_._ - ----_
Serial Xnme of Village 1~~3r hOl1~es ~().of No. of Total !>h"lim (others)
N'J. PO]lulalioll Jq41 Circle Charge r---- - - --A-._ .._ - - -~ r- - - __..A.. - - -~
Pc..~rson:; ;\,[alcs J<'emalcs \1:nk':-; T"emales

I 4 j 6 7 s 9 Ir

I Hahmla Ganorha ":'TI

'7 1132 .):)7
.1. T.anuar 157 115 3.H
1643 368 1867 956 911 752 679
3 Poona T3Cl 675 345 33 1 3'::1)
4 Barmah .105 473 ".H C I') 2.~';:
.5 Banlili 72. la8 "..!()') 1.79

1280 307 1537 1108 729 173 695

6 Durhal Cangan '3.32 :134- 3 1580
1332 334 lSaO 805 715 800 H2
7 naripllr 4 694 337
8 Sariah 711 3.)1

a.Ol 275 1405 688 717 501 511

9 Khambah 5 2164 I1.l5
1850 413 2164 1135 1029 654 561
]0 Garhun lioS 249 6 917 47' 34.i 3.1'>
1108 249 917 471 446 345 316
II Tonin P..ijane .159 1553
1225 359 1553 620 760 695
I2 Tonin Raki 2j1. 1121 520

1041 272 1121 sa3 538 568 520

13 Ramloh 350
1-4 Samahani 2401

2174 605 '-751 1430 1321 1~06 1111

is Sarsala. 473 10 509 261
Iii Chonki i5 6 203 955 491
1229 325 1464 752 712 110 673
17 Bin(li 686 751 355
686 162 751 389 362 355
IS Baroh 2T4 12 10&2 539 5-13 45 2
895 214 1082 539 543 454 452
!9 Kathiala. 1>80 13 999 552 447
880 158 998 552 447 4114
20 Bohani 14 1219
Zl Kanahcat 99 47
22 Kalsian 814 41.'1 42 3
1871 435 2202 1109 1093 618
'3 I.ilroka JJ95 15 1317
11115 1317 677 1157 t17
1941

TABLES

11)4 I POPlTT.ATlO:-J
____ _A _ _ . _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ . ___ _
- - - - - ---_. -----,
.\1.~hlim '\~~lia'i) [l-indus Sikhs Bi.Hldhit.;ts Olh'.'!'f';'" T )~ ,11 :;t::.rat(\~
-- ---...._
.,.....- ._ ----, r - ---"- --.~ r---_____..A_-----~ ~---~--~...,
Fe!'!l'} les
r - - --__.\.... .. - - - - 1
-"ra.ias l'~m,lle "\1.:1,·...;
_ ___.A. _ _ _ ---..

F\·".1·~1 ~;-i
\ J.iI C.-i 1,'1~~11;1 11 '."; \1,1 1(.':{ F(~:n,lles :'~,lle:; Fl'm:!lc,... , :\1,11(':;

'4- J5 ;fj I7 18 20 n .- ·'3

_::;0 .)80 ~ [

~.} 4') 4'~

196 229 II 3 79
.'1 ''I ':,)
1~ j()

35 14 :;7

3 :2

5 3 62 20
.~4 30 .'4
! .,}3 lit) ::.3
lH 236 H

9 (,
,,
-1"' - 'i"~

472 462 6 B2 2
1':1, 1.1 fJ '4
126 110 34 10

40 ",", ':C'
40 ::8 10

:5 .,$

15 18 13
1() ~I d
2°7 ~ Sg , "J 4')

Z23 :210 7'1.7 49

4 '4 00
3H ;~ -'3 co

42 39 107 40
7 '4
7 7 14
·. . . 5 ')1 ~7 4
85 !!1 51

)~ .3 1
) .,:'
"
58 39 3iJ

)'3 ~ ),) ]5 Fr 3
I r
1·1 ,(; 8 :'7 3
198 446 23 i9 119 6
'0 23 cI

:0 ::3 21 2
 2I4

Occ.upieil r------~- -- - - - - .-----~-----. -._ ... -_

S('rial J\al!l('" of Village I(j3! hOll!"lC::' No. of 1\0. of Tota! .\luslim (otllerc)
",0. Population 104l Circll" Chargl' r- ~- _~ ___ __.A,... __ . • _ _ _ ~ , - - _ _ _ ...A... ____ ""

PCr;O!lS :llalc.' Females :lIaks FClllnk.'

z .1 4 5 7 'J IT

1916
1620 386 1916 947 969 862 870
:I/'-J '7 1809
1492 379 1809 932 817 874 815
20 Hhajno;" I~ 550 :!/)()
27 !\lanpur 346 17.)
2~ DhaJUuaka 395 211
29 Langar 583 3[')

1640 381 1874 972 902 936 865

30 Gh~ll1ia 333 399 21'" J.·"'5
3' Chould lIandan ]OU0 1:!18 4)1 1 1
5 7.l
1401 319 1611 798 819 758 758
3~ (;urah S"hib Singh 2C 25 ['
.'
33 Nounial 1661 ,'47 1

1414 310 16i6 884 802 184 716

34 Hail'"r Kamib ':'0;- 21 1016

3.1 Inaraipur 31 144
1205 241 1160 572 588 542 555

3(, Sudh"ri 347

37 Ha<:h'''T 281
38 Bagh Chaggan 66
3'j ~raht];a 25
40 Gh(","alian 374 II>'=; 50a ..!i~

1001 246 1228 621 607 5~9 518

4[ HampHf Rando:Lla. 47., 2221 I0-,J-;
4~ J';-hori 257 1257 53 1•
2910 732 3478 1755 1723 1578 1558
43 Pan(lori I:.! I 570
44 Dhing 117 559 :.!O...:
45 eh" k Sa rkari '4 76 3.; 4[
4(J I,alal 216 1006 .
4J·'
47 Mangyot I]I 607 155
2511 599 2818 1457 1361 1123 1060
4S Gagrot 1410 (;(.)

4" Durahala 506 2().!

~" !lunjana l{hank" 7...2 31')
5[ Hunjana Thakra 677 27';:')

2126 641 3275 1633 1642 1549 1553

52 Raial '4[7 1672

5.~ Tht"l :::n8 282
54 Bagnoti 683
55 Ch,ik l"ralan 4" 298
~() Dnndl::-;ar 757

3066 701 3692 1843 1660 lC85

57 0",bo Bala 197 75

5~ ejasba Pain 661 .H
290 848 488 360 173 109
_;j9__ 1)abllar 36 7 424
eGo Poth" 474 621
(;1 :!\fanga! f:'J7 976
(L~ Sihal 4.~ I III 480
('3 l>hamt ~.s4 2nr 948

3023 740 3347 1732 1615 1108 1101

 215

ift-\-l l"opu i A TI()~

.__ . _ _ _ ._. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .-A- _ - - - - _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --- ------.. Total literates
:\luslilll \=-ihia:-;) IIinllus Sikhs J~lIddhio.;ts Othcm*
--_/\-_. --.~ ,-._ ---,,- ._------.... r---"""'-----, r-' _- __ ...A... .-. --~
~. _ _ ._A____ ~ roo -- .-_..._--~

11.1 !e... I-..:l~l;l h.:s 1Ialt''-j Fl'i!":.aJes ::\tales Fcmalc:-i j\lah~s jit]lTIalcs Ma]e~ Females \jail.'i l\'IlJale~

IJ 1-1 ]5 I6 17 Iii 1~ .!u .n .-- .lj

;:'.1
-"'5 'd

85 99 81 5

~1 I
.~,s r).!

58 62 2.5 4

·1 ·1
i 7 4
" 1
'0
~ "~I

36 37 43 2
2:1 7
]" .13 ':;b q
;~ "4 4
37 57 3 4 79 21

l.l u
II) 12
".l 7:!. -1

96 84 4 2 71 12

]i -.,!! "0 ']

]~
] " II

~9 33 17 11

] "
r
17
::) q
.-,
15 ]0
-=:')
·11 ~"
75 76 7 13 56
I.)~ 31
~.'-i .'i
100
22
'/4

172 160 5 5 160 34

,-
.7~;., 5': 7
7" 2 'I
(')
·u 4.1
ill
JO..! r 3~

333 299 2 sa
3() .::;2
.I'
·1
I')
.:!o
"3 !'l
.H .n
&4 89 65

]·B 11.1 J 27 13
JO 5 '4 JO
t"
II 1~
6
-- ;r, '7

189 158 184 30

jo;l '/ I
'3
Jut) .!_F3 1,)1 ~7
4

309 251 4 2.40 08

'i .>
I.:!
-17 I~
lnf)
',:':-:1 16Q
2~
12 9 'I:) 1~7
10 II IjZ '4'; "4
22 20 601 494 175 3
 216

Occupied r-------------------------------
Serial Name of Villa!:<:- 193 [ house;... !\o. of Ko_ of Toial _Muslim (other,)
~o_ Popula tio" 1<'14.1 Circle Charg€' I-----__..._----~-l ,.--_ _..A.._._.___. _ ,
Pcr30n.s l\"lalc:'3 FClllales l\talcs FC'U!J.le ...

I 3 4 5 6 7 3 IO II

64 Lamhehr; 2015 2234 1I~3 J 1I 1 955

2015 446 2234 1123 1111 985 955

65 Thhichb_ 232 11(J 7'.1

66 Chak Nawba,j 204 1(1) . h ~

67 r.r",inka 231 110

6R Kang'ri 2147 I13t)
69 Ch1.k Tawela 50 2.:!
70 l';:ulclubi 354 1~3 luI lor
71 Cllangi I{ang:uLd 43' 216 ::.!J5 97 llU

3248 768 36(9 1102 1747 11U 842

7' Tila Tunela 31 295 152 I{3 2f)
73 Loh.arakot 103 ~_(.i 57 22
74 Bhaiwal 22,)0 57" 2621 131J 13'4 <)21 957
75 l'hal ~() 93 43 5"
2732 680 3111 1554 1564 963 1005

7(' Cmldeh 37 44
220 241 120
77
78
Peli
Dhvk Bania,- 296 ISO 5-' "
(0,
79 Dhor 253 l.!i II
-'
818 207 834 420 414 89 75

Bt. Nah. 33 704 IJS

701 169 704 389 15 118

Sr l'atu; 41" 3-1 2109

8~ Slima Mata Jj~ 821
2565 599 2930 1506 1424 983 923

83 lila lot 3 G6 .') 35 I~ 4199

3665 889 4199 2069 2130 1530 1584

B.~ Sangai' 4'''' 10i 503

85 J(as Challat.cl III L 3J4 1368
1520 435 1871 872 999 833 972

86 Maghlora IlRo 37 1248

87 Machho"a 255 285
1435 335 1533 760 773 723
88 Pitho Rani 227 1056 5 28
89 Salam 57 295 I5_~
90 ('hak Khurd 4 21 .~

1236 288 1372 689 683 675 679

91 Dhanuar 3'1 1247 63 0

92 Kot 687 34(0

1819 482 1934 913 958 959 946

"3 Bhoto Sial '':::S!J BS 304
94 Randiam 9 06 2~_1 1036
95 Sert" 4":; 9] 410
90 Dar;a ~2 [~ 75
97 Bhimber Hijan<: 53 33 64
98 }'o,.omabad 34
'" n
99 hhi"!ll:b .14 Ii 62

1769 490 2048 1052 996 986

100 DOl:r.:t 517 41 1889

1693 517 183!1 957 932 861 850

HJI F:t.krot 6k4 758 37'
IO';! h.angt;l 36 5 416 IRS

1849 30D 1174 6111 556 618 55&-

 2Tj

lr)..j.1 IJol'I:LATlo[';
________ ....A. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ._ ~ _____ _
- --_._---_._-----,
~luslilll l~h!a'~) Hind", Sikh, Hud.jhi . . t~ Others>': Total lih·r.,tes
r-" ._ _ . ..J... _ _ ._-- -', ,--_ _ _ . ..J. __ _ . , ___ __ J .. __ _ __ - . , , -__ ._ _ ...A.... ____ --....
~__A.---l r--- - _,._. -- -.~
:Mnle... I;email'" .i\lak-:-. 1'('III~dt'~ .I\1ale.:.- F(·tIlal~':--- !\j.rlh'_" J'"C'lllale;:; . M;)lr-,~ j·t·malf;OS .:\Iah·s F(>maIe-l:'

1-1 15 16 1;- ~o or H

7 5 QO lOl 35 Sf>

7 5 96 107 35 86
42 :17 '5
37 4"
~4
""
T lO
44' 400
,.!"(
SS
2"
<)2 7'1 ,;
1 11) l'Jj

777 805 101 9

80 K~ .<;2 4" 1]
24 3" 3
3(}2 357 93 of
43 'i<'

539 519 52 40 110 4

~.l :.H
]00 I HI 10
91 85 2,z
11(> IZJ

331 339 33
354 21 7 12

354 217 12
33<) ::\1(. ~
47 33
386 352 137 149 9

302 2R:; 237 ]3S

302 285 237 261 138

5 4 IS
34 2J 53
39 27 61 21

IH 2(. 15 If 14~
Il

7 18 28 15 11 160
" 14 4 34
20
3
14 4 57 z
r. ,. 122 5]
4 (> 34 3

5 12 11 156 54
-" 1.1

]1

8 l_.i
~

11 10 68 15

90 J]X
"
90 118 15
](.

"
45
 ·2;18

lk.Cllph~1 r- - --._ - - -_._ - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - -

St.:rial Nam" of Village 1931 hous\.~s No. of No. of T"lal Mu"lim (oLlIers)
No. J·opnlation H}j' Circle Charge ,-----.- __ A-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ---... r---.--_....A.._-- ________
Persons _\lC1.]Bs l:l;luak:s ~'.i,t.ics Females

7
. 7 !O II

103 1\.h",!orha 43 319 2'),)

'7<J
104 Ko:tmagri 754 jjli
105 Jabbi 211 111}

1344 675 669 :123 272

lOU Sclhar ;':"','4 1432
1264 :lB4 11132 720 712 530
}ll7 ]\asgnmma 21S1 T Ilf)

1965 490 21111 1135 1i)~5 1113 1031

108 :Kalari 1200 37-1
1200 374 '1391 ig,9 608
109 Gaggon MU5sa 47 1bD
110 Chhani Raiki .;;10 1632
1328 428 1762 1036 746 644

II I Gllazi Gura.h 250 lor H9

1 12 (~lllbahar 398 H)8 ..:no

605 152 648 "S9 349 299 349

rI3 Panjeri 1794 ~)03

694 17114 871 923 346 903

] '4 lJhok Panjeri L'113 .')0 1573 '7"
115 Sokasan 171 550 "A
1811 528 10G9 1(.104 999
Il6 Dllok Doura '.17 6 lIi9.~ ~<JI ~OI

1376 509 111115 891 804 884 801

117 Pothi 2~tJ 36·9 luI

1I8 Machhia. 102 125 66
I19 Pandoi 19 36 19
110 Lakhpur n~ JIl7

745 916 468 448 453 446

121 BhimbM J{has (Town) 53 2194
::020 505 219·4 1243 9j;1 518 405

122 Jbullja 3t;I 54 310 1(.15 '74

123 Pindi H t05 1089 .>44 jog

1388 374 1459 700 739 683

124 Mobm Sadda .!!6 55 736 .H4

125 Barsali i [5 <1;15 219

1041 301 1181 603 HI 583

126 Bha:ring ,:>b 2034

1969 &97 20:14 877 I1)S7 811

]27 Kudhala 77] 57 1021
128 Abhuawala 34 0 228
1113 187 1.249 641 1\08 310 277

129 AllIbariala 4.95 23'4

4%51 1115 4195 i314 i481 420

J30 MohkariaJa 374 .59 1851 "39 353 339

1650 314 1851 !l39 !l12 ;);53 339

 2H)

H'·fl POPUT.ATtO'S

----- (Hhia"J-
_ _ ..A -- ---_._-------_ .. _- - -- -- --
OthcT!:;*'
---,
Total literateti
ll!nrlu:" ~ildl::- Hllrtdhist...:
}.i.tI5Hn1
_.1------ ,----- _A_ r---- J-._
--. r-' .._-- --'- ._-- ---, ,---- _.A- _
----, ,---
Ma.les
_A_ _ _
-,
Female.
!\1.I!('S Fr'mcl!r",,:; l\{al!'s F("r!l:11e::-=. Malt,=" Femaie:-- Mo."'" Femaie:o";
Males Femal e ,,-

,.:> 2rl 3f .-, ".I

I] J _I Ij I6 ]7 Ifl
12

'5
2,',') 6, 6:-i 34
33 1 15

285 332 67 6S 64 2

sq b4
13~ It,:) S'.!

138 165 52 59 64
Xu 5
II, I' 7
7 80 5
16 12 2
95 18
3~ -- 4' '7
21 95 18
38 22 42
23 I>
447 I..!j
3:1 3" 3'2n 7'
30 72 470 133
35 320
2<) 4
b 2

35 6
262 g:!
'J5 '!O

262 9!
25 20
80 f>
1'1 5
54
134 6
11 5
85
4
4 3 ! 85
7
h
I
13
3
3 2 2 27

645
645
4~~

488
61

61
4~

45
,.
1'1 13

13
67 S
&78
3!
299

299
IS
I
10'
R T1 1:' "
16 133 33
8 2 12
12 () ~ 38 5
IS

8 53 5
12 7 9
('~q Tn,. IH III
174 141
2 99 109
°7 54
'-'_\ lliS (,' 54
,'.
('1(. ()" ~rl
'"
70 11& 54
239 261 92
35i> 7('
13 H4 '-\:- , :i"'"
--' 5R' 1
358 78
1384 1472 539 589
'33 60
3('.=) Y'I 2.::1 ~~'."
133 60
365 314 221 259
 220

Serial Xamc of Village J931

Occupied
hom,,'s )/0. of )10. of
,"-" ToLtI J~~ USlllll (oth~rs)
, - _____ _...A_ _ _ ,
No. l'opulation H).F Circle Charge r- --- - ----- _-A. -_ -~
Per:-ions :L\'Ia les Fcula]es <4 ~]es FClllalCl:;

I 2 5 7 8 9 7() II

13T Kha,·bu7.a (,0 '0../729 -"13

132 Barn ala 1476 71~

1901 490 2205 1141 1064 1104 1034

133 Hazari 841 4 16 24.1

J34 Ahai 909 ·P7 477

1421 349 miO 907 843 '2'22 636

13S I Kanj ular 3/,9 r.::, 2() 1710 v.';

13h Chat< Hukkam Cband 75 403 11 14
137 I{"ipur 93 478 29

~.315 527 2591 1284 1307 384 368

]38 Pha,lhar 6.1 227

] 19 Hir 614
J40 Pindi Abdal 275
] 4' Bhangali 1037
142 Kotal 974
143 Riahana 508
144 Khokhra 428

3427 4063 2041 2022 990

145 Watala 7294 4 0J 3

6441 1485 7294 4013 3281 503

] 4.f, Bralllnala 1531 177

147 Lotal 826 7·} ''7
1981 445 2357 1175 1182 251 '244
6533

5499 1238 6533 3305 3228 350 316

149 Khadah 6<) 46'1 031 J ~o .)8
ISO Seri Palahi 70 303 Ij.!
151 Dhakkar 70 321 J54
]52 llattal 51 217 109 7 4
1160 iS3 1310 658 652 117 102
]53 Chakla Ilia 70 809 7'J
]54 ,\lahatarial b77 789 '3
1481 331 1598 798 SOD !!I2

155 Chhamb 71 3840 1(~J7 211

156 Kherowa] 884 ·OS "H
J57 Chak Nawall 315 lr)2

4447 1055 5109 2542 2567 331 323

158 Ghogi 73
159 Hanian 1311 181l
160 Pohar 56 5 717 ~22

1631 424 2101 592

J6, nevrc 73 335
162 Clmncr 424
163 Nandpur 380
J64 Dhuranwala 723
J65 'FIokan 279
]()6 Robilla 281
1()7 Tahu 206
lull KoJiar 400
2687 521 3028 1557 1471 1178
JO<,) Burejal 79 2 861 444 ·ft7 350
170 Tumba 1.~2 345 TIlC) r~1) I,l
J7J Bhuseb 32 5 398 20. J9b 195
J72 Khisra 210 259 13 6 12 3 12 3
 221

")14 POPULAT1ON
_--- ._-----_.. -_. - - - - - - - - ~---------- -----.-------~ -~- ------- _, - ---
Muslim (Shias) Jlindus Sikh., BuJdhists Others· Tolal literale"
r--'-~--- --,
, - ______ _A._ ____ ~ , - _ _ _J,,_
- -,
~_
,--~-------. , - _ _ ____A_~
.- ____..A. _ _ ~

:';1,,]e" Femalc[.t "A-Iaies FClnales Males Females Males Females Males Females .Males Females

'3 1-/ '5 16 17 ,8 19 20 :II .23 23

'"
10 r:',1 8, .~5
~7 ..!I} 159 'J{

37 30 241 149
·13 4" '·37 ;.',q ~S "'::'.J
5 otJ ')

118 47 137 160 174 29

4:·)~} ~43 ~)6 <)6 87 -'0
~IJ '!:.!l ~.l
q()
72 5'-'
I-IT J~4 19 ~.) II

690 699 210 240 164 63

::'7 ~7 25 ]g '3 3
4 1', 11
7 '; 20 )1.)
"lti() '75 ~93 3.12 94 3"
"2.'i
10
'43
II
~I
7
,.74 5
9
'34 143 7 <) l! b

S73 664 346 366 247 55

3 22 4 ;~')83 23 6 195 34 2 39
3224 2583 236 195 342 311
5 17 'j3~ 7' .'13 37 2
.;...!{) "~4 .07 1_'0 3 3 ,s
743 756 178 119 3 3 55 3
20.}0 2th).:! 30 5 3!O lO

2650 2602 305 310 20

I:.?.l l'3() ~'4
1.')0 ~so ]0
JI17 '~14 2
](iJ 1'·',1 7
540 548 2 33
:Hl 33 0 40
3(H) 3 S.) 4 4 19

701 719 5 5 89
I_.c;OI 154 2 '79 174 180 12
.FS 3 21 10 I.~ ~7
124 13 8 69 ,,4 40
1953 2001 25B 243 247 14

4"
34~
~7
322 128 ')8 Il7
I
9
'4 ~z 13

402 371 128 9B 141 9

jI .. ) !I
2(') 24 24 17
; -f II) s~ 101 _~S 1'1
7' 4~ ')0 0
16 13
"I J.'l :;
~> 4
7 il 7
214 200 93 101 155 57
03 67 4J 26
l'-}
4 OJ
2T
25 4
 222

Occupied ,.
Seria! Nanl(' of Village l.~131 house_..;. No. uf No. of Total )lc ... iilll (otltcl'd)
No. pf)[>ulaf.i'~n j(I.,J Ci"c)t;t Charge-,- ---- - -\ '-"---
p,~r~ons. .wlaies l·ema.l't·~ Mall;:'Js 1,'0 III aie:-.

J 4 6 i N 9 T~;' If

'73 ]han(l~ "l4;:~ l(jl.) asa H') 43') '){ >3.:;

IH Dalla J&7 ~') 423 .!IJ ..!LO .ld" j''{j

2714 611 3174 1833 1541 11711 108~

175 Khariall 5'! 10 75 79 4" Jlj 3;- 30

17(> i\lankotiall 3<)4 7" 335 'H 13, 4J 35
177 l.lanjgarian 38B 1<',{ 468 "4'} .!lQ 1H3 14ft
178 Chak Baddu .!5 '" 31 ,~ 11 I.J
}.,
179 MaIka Chak 4lL 9' 504 '5') 24.\ '~f)(-i 2[.1
r80 Gorci'(: ·'74 71) 310 16, '4J 110 'lh

1461 371 1727 887 840 594 538

18I Bali Rampur 33-" 10') 386 I().) . n7
18< Bohaui '11.1 " 35 1110 54, _)').' {!" 4"
3
18) Nagial ~\<)K 111 476 ~.ii ~lq
1-
] 84 Chak Pandi t
185 Garbi Dherju
186 Raipur
5~1.)
"

:;4
-~
l":u
2·J
1,";'
714
S9
69
J 69
.F
34S
l,
3 1-1
';"

33
2361 628 2014 1407 1407 6, 61
187 Lakho Ch.ak 31') ;., 77 376 .:!/}/; 17'1 Lf"'i 117
188 Arana I'!:" ';:i 120 1,.12 ,~ .=;..: 4~}

189 Sa<thanwali 2:-1 17

Cbak SabI" Il~ " 85
1" I" 7
190
191 Cham barial 75 '"
II) 87
4.l
.p
4"
4"
3L ~7

6~1 138 685 356 329 238 20~

192 lITaYdwar (Town) 2.: :.-1 5;-f, 2-'? 2580 Jjf)'1 I :!!lJ 555 47V
21'!1I 576 2580 1369 1211 555 479
I<r"v Now,hera Cantonmen~-
.. Military population 15-~ ~o .. ~.!
-.' 511 511 15
Ch·il lOt (.Ii (, 21 i)

M. P. 154 511 511 15

101 9S 6 21 6
TOT~L I403 j," 35302 I6r992 ::iJ8_,_o 7Q 1 5.! 5374'1 5I4~"

M.P. 154 511 511 15

--_------- __._--_ _----
GRAND TOTAL

.OUlerS--49M, 37F Indian Christiaus; I!\[, IF Oth~r Christians.

35456 '_
r 62 5 0 _1 8J35r
...

79I5J
...

53,1,3 .'rIP?

(il Differences have been noticed in the spelling of ,·ma!:"e uames as giv<'''_in th.t' VilIag.. Taules for '931 and as shown in the cnume"'..
tioD record for 1941. For the 1941 Village Tables we have "dopted the opelling- gIven In the record "ftcrchecking it with the 8pdliug giyeu ill
the Ii.t of villap'" supplied by the District Census Officer iu 1941. The list of such villa!;e. is given below:-

As shown in Village Table. r··)3J. Sl'ellint( adopt.>d ill ViUa!(' TallieH 1~41.

S. No. Name. s. No. :!\amt.

41{8 Barjah 4 lJannah

'4162 Sanrluha "5 Pi-l h Sandl)~u.

4 186 Pandori Hintiuw<ti.l 43 Jl all dori

4 168 Dindaka 2X Ohamnakl
4 20'2 Bahyal 7~ Phal
'P97 Pitan ~, ]J;l.tnl

4 0 36 Falamrot 101 F,,-Inot

40 4 2 Dharma qfl Daria.
4 106 Amotal qi Lotal
4'33 lvlang-iat 18.l Nagial

(il) H.mloh -erial number '3 of the Villag-e Tables rq4' is not traceable from I<j3T Village Tables. Thi8 village was "r... :'a/,Iy i""11Id,,,[
with 5amahani serial number 4164 of the Village Tables I93r, Samahani appears under serial number [4 in this table. Similarly Slim,,- Mat..
aerial number 82 of the Village Tables [9~[ was probably iucluded with Patan serial Dumber 4'97 of the YilIagc Table. 1931. Patni which is
correct nome fOT Patan. appears under serial number 8 I in this table.
._- - --_. -----
1<)J4 POrULArION
__ ..A. .__ . _- - . - ._._--_._._. __ . - ._- _.. - .- __ ._- -- ._- ....
Othcr~·
--.--~

MlI!ihnl ~Sbid"') J ;inc]us Sikhs liuJ· Uu,-;ts Total literates

i'-- --_ ..... ---, , - ----, ,-- __A. -_-~
,-_._-_. --'-, , - _ .. _..A.. _ _ _ ~
,- . --._----'--- .--~
~\-l t.ivs l. L·l·:, .. il'S ~..l;: i"s j:c i ul.llcs ':\l:illl'S 1'\: 11l ii.lCS :\la]cs 1'I.:maJes "rales Femail.·S \l,t~{'s Females

12 'J I I 1:; '6 '7 ,s Jil .1() 21 " 23

.l41J
~.;
341)
., i, S .p
10

448 446 7 6 '61 32

J,v,s .;
IJ 51
5
j ~.i
.~ ~

_1
12 9
'I)
27
.. ..
51 ..~o 5 1J 12
57 47 ~

4 8 274 282 3 3 12 9 110 18

"'3 _ '4 q
-1';'1 ,.._(..q .!It; 46 54 4
·'-1·1 ...!ou I, 12 I2
." ~) ~.; .-:37 4 4 H ~

.F '7
.0 .l!

1282 1284 59 62 116 7

13 16 "
.-- ·;3 10 3
'0 ·1
" I
12 15 IJ
,1' 46
13 1. f05 113 21 3

.=,08 -'i73 21,)0 ;,:4 t) r6 13 5~·!i 24"Z

S08 473 :1:90 246 16 13 598 2"2

4'.;() >4 6
7'
496 246

71 3
52 56 Z4 6 4fJ 23jLI 434 1 4HJ8 50 38 92 95 216 7

496 246
-_._-- _._-_--_._- --_. _. --- ._- --_._---- ._- -_._.-._._- ._-_._-----_
52 56 25'45 2J5 21 434' 4 708 50 38 954£ 2I 67
 224

(iii) Th~ numbering of Census Divisions in Bhimber Tellsil wa. not carried out in accorunncc ,,·itll the instructions issued. When the
def""t was noticed revision was not pOssible without creating other difficulties. As a result, whilst the Circles in the Village Tables for this Tehsil
follow each other in correct sequence the Charges do not. Charges were numbere,! by Districts and Circles by Tehsils. The Charge numbers
in ~his Tehsil run from ]7 to 23· All are shown in the Tables but they do not run consecutively with the Circles. Circle totals al·e given but
o,":lllg to the defect referred to total for Charge 19 cannot be arrived at except by collecting the totals of the variuus separated circles fOImi"g
thls Charge.

. liv) The figures for females under Shias and Sikhs are given in these tables as 56 and 410~ respectively whereas the Compilation
reg>sters for Imperial Table XIII show the correct figures to be 36 and 4128 respectively. It wa. not practical at the time the discrepancy
was detected to trace the cause of this error in the Village Tab!es, increasing Shins by 20 and reducing Sikhs h~' the same number. The
figures for Shias are not given separately in Imperia! Table XUI but thOse for Sikhs are. Imperial Table X111 is correct. The figures fer
total population are not affected.
 CHENANI dAGIR DISTRICT.
This Jagir is situated within the limits of the real industries. As in most areas of the State
Udhampur Wazarat. It is close to Batote and the people make blankets etc., on hand looms for
Kud which are summer resorts on the B. C. Road. their own use. Forest exploitation works
The total area is 95 sq. miles. The I{aja of provide some employment for the people. Work
Chenani is a hereditary Jagirdar. The Jagir is also available under contractors on repairs and
consists of 48 villages. . construction on the B. C. Road which passes
through the Jagir. The people of the area are
The lower parts of the area exP!!rience high said to be ease-loving and lethargic and not to
temperatures in summer but on the whole the take full advantage of these opportunities to
climate is good. The headquarters of the adminis- supplement their incomes.
tration are at Chenani Khas where the Raja
Sahib resides. 6. Susbsistence and Indebtedness.-Local
authorities say that the standard of living varies
2. Population,-At the recent Census the according to caste but that the differences are so
population was II,796 against 10,925 in I93I. small that it is not possible to differentiate.
This gives an increase of 7.95 per cent. against There are no records on the subj eet ; the figures
10.29 per cent. for the whole Statc. Hindus given are approximate. The average monthly
form the bulk of the population; there arc income per head for an earner is put at Rs. 4 and
2670 members of the Scheduled castes. The the average per head for all at Rs. 1-8-0. The
higher caste Hindus number 6,9II most of whom expenditure per head per month is put at
are Dogras. There are 2,205 Muslims. Rs. 3-I4-o. This figure makes no provision for
payment of revenue, expenditure connected with
3. Migrations.----During the winter a number births. deaths, marriages and other ceremonies.
of labourers. mostly Baltis, enter the area in In these circumstances, most of the inhabitants
search of work and obtain employment as coolies must carry a considerable load of debt. Means of
on road construction and maintenance works. subsistence would appear to be inadequate and
the present low standard of living must deterio-
Kashmiris pass through the area on their rate unless remedial measures are taken. Prices
way to the Punjab in the winter; few of these for local produce assumed at the time of the
temporary emigrants stay in Chenani for long Settlement and those obtaining for the past
as they get better wages in the Punjab. At the three years are reported to be the same subject
time of the Census 93 Baltis and 537 Kashmiri to minor fluctuations which have no bearing
Muslims were enumerated in the area. Bakerwals on the position.
pass through the area in the spring to their
summer grazing grounds and back again in the 7. Education.-The standard of education
autumn to their winter quarters. All these in the area is low. There are only three Primary
migrations are purely temporary and have no Schools in the whole Jagir. At the time of the
permanent effect on the population. Census only 347 persons were returned as literate
and even these figures may exaggerate the actual
4. Agriculture.~The chief crops are maize, position. It is clear that an improvement in
wheat, barley and rice; some trumba is grown educational activities is much to be desired.
too. Maize and wheat are the staple food grains
and of these the production is sufficient; some 8. Health and Water Supply.-The health
rice is imported. conditions in the area cannot be described as
good. There is only one dispensary. The chief
Local authorities report that prices have causes of illness and death are reported to be
been normal. Water for irrigation purposes is pneumonia, typhdi fever and mahria. Venereal
reported to be insufficient. disease is said to be widespread. This must
have an adverse effect on the health and constitu-
Efforts have been made to induce inhabitants tion of the people. Drinking water supplies are
to grow fruit and vegetables to supplement their stated to be satisfactory except in the KOTHARA
incomes but to date these efforts have not been and MARSUH villages of the RODHAR illaqa.
successful. It would appear that there are no springs or
streams in the localities mentioned and that the
5. Industries and Labour.-There are no inhabitants have to fetch water from a distance
of I~ miles. The conditions .as regards he':l.lth, reputed to be of some archaeological interest.
medical facilities and drinking water supply
would appear to call for iIhprovement. A few other ancient temples are found in
Chenani Khas, the most important of which is
9. Miscellaneous.-(i) A comparatively large DOSALA. A temple in the Hardwar village of
Hindu regligious fair is held at SIDH MAHA- Malwana illaqa is reported to be of Buddhist
DEV Maharaj Shivaji Temple at the end origin.
of J eth each year and lasts for four days. The
attendance during this period is said to reach ten (iii) The village of KUD situated on the
thousand, including many persons from the B. C. Road has recently developed into a summer
Punjab. There are some other minor fairs of no resort. It is healthy and cool and may well
importance. expand considerably during the next decade.

(ii) The SIDH MAHADEV temple is

 VILLAGE TABLES
DISTRICT CHENANI JAGIR, TEHSIL CHENANI
 228

CENSUS
VILLAGE
District Chenani dagir
Tehsil Chenani

Occupied
Serial N arne of Village 1931 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population HI41 Circle Charge ,--.._--_..... ,......-~- ....
Perrons Males Females Males Female.

I
• 3 -# 5 6 7 8 9 IO 1I

r Madah 1004 ",,2 :I 1043 554 4 89 93 ]6

2 Kither S6 16 65 31 34
3 Ghantwal 4 17 92 432 224 208
4 Kooraad 38 4 20 12 8 12 8
5 Champiari 127 23 73 41 .~2 11 7
6 Batna 29 IS 49 26 23 18 fa
7 Chen ani X52 26 4 876 4 62 414 64 54
2523 616 2558 1350 1208 196 115
8 Kud .506 180 ,. 1229 906 3 23 4 85 I2
9 Mandlot 190 33 142 72 70
10 Pachoat ~44 :J7 240 :124 u6 6 5
II Ainch 58 14 62 35 27 7 II
12 Kha.triad 29 6 28 16 12
13 Sangoot 49 20 29 8
14 Bu.hti ,....
47 15
54 206 II4 92 13
5
10
IS Chaliard 235 65 258 124 134 12 II
16 Basht 260 38 105 54 51 19 19
17 Margana. 9 I 8 5 4 .5 4
18 Mandir Dosala 35 9 27 13 14 3

1735 472 2355 1483 872 657 80

19 Bachul r89 41 3 II 179 94 85 13 8
20 Kutwalat 260 73 323 157 166 3" 34
21 Karlah 482 125 508 26 4 245 13 13
22 Sudh Mahadev 37 0 J09 378 202 176 20 9
23 Hari Pawar 70 77 42 35 ...
24 Kharwah 62
%0
12 49 22 27 4 "8
25 Eaien 444 81 401 IS7 21 4 58 81

1877 461 1916 968 948 142 155

26 Ghumarli .03 20 98 49 49 8 9
27 Manetalai 23 2 48 210 III 99 IS 9
28 Kohsar 370 74 402 214 r88 64 51
"9 Bup 393 85 375 194 181 IS 24
30 Sarahad 42 8 97 478 24.; 231 28 29
31 Gashand 106 22 84 46 38 13 II
3 2 Jig <)9 23 119 59 60 9 16

1731 389 1764 918 846 152 149

33 Karrneel 88 39 5 3 178 96 82 42 32
34 Ramgarb 14 0 34 139 74 65 2 1
35 Ghanbuta. 78 17 88 48 40 4 I
36 AssnT 3.'i5 77 368 210 158 5~ 57
37 Jathi 140 22 172 107 65 lOO 63
3 8 Marsoh 75 16 73 49 24 B I
39 Kuthiara. 279 53 271 159 II2 28 3
40 Ranka 392 69 378 210 .68
41 Lalhote 44 18 84 39 25
1591 345 173' 992 739 243 159
42 . Charota 5'10 149 6 716 359 357 3 7
43 KhaTonti IT3 34 178 97 8]
44 Buland-Pore '39 32 154 7'1 75 8 4
45 Seate 252 48 243 J37 106 5 7
46 Bardi [96 36 181 92 89 40 38

1290 299 1472 784 70& 58 56

47 Thanda Pani 55
48 Pata Balga Jagwas 12 3

178
TltHSIL TOTAL I0925 25611 :tr796 6475 5311I r34 8 7I 4
 229

'1941
TABLES

194 1 POPULATIO'!

~
Muslim (Shias) Hindus
,---------A----
Sikhs
,----A.__~
Buddhists
,.....~-----"---~
Others
,..---- .... _______ Total Iiterate~
r---__.)._-:--,
Males Females Males Females Males P'emaJes Males Females Males Females Males Femeals

H! 73 1'4 15 16 17 1'8 19 i/O :1:1 Zil 23

~
4 61 453
31 34
224 208
10
30 25
8 13 3
360 J25 11
3 395
3 1149 1093 147 17

107 3 11 3II 3 30
72 70
II8 III
28 r6
16 I2
12 24
101 82
112 123 6
35 32
II II

107 816 792 3 4D

81 77 14
12.5 132
2$1 Z32 I
180 161 2 1'1
2
40 33
18 rQ
129 133
824 193 34

.f' 4°
96 ')0
15 0 137
J7<l 157
21 7 202
33 27
.5 0 44
78. 897
:;0 I.~
.54
8
72 64
44 39
33 1I6 100 3 40
6 2 I2
41 23 5
13 1 TOg 3
209 167 II

39 25

.33 712 579 4 95

35 6 ~50 .9
97 ~I 4
71 71
132 99
52 51

108 852 14

143 4606 9 I 1'7

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(i) Thanda Pani and Pata Balga jagwa~ serial numhers 47 and 48 resectivdy of the Village Tahles 11)4.1 thongh occupied in ItJ3£
,.ere unccr.upied at the presrnt Census.
(ii) Rarngarh serial number 34 of the 1941 Villag" Talcs was shown as Eagar in 1931.
(iii) Cbakmla, Awani and :Khaudher; were shown as separate villages in the 1931 Village Tables. As these arc ouly Moharas they
will not afpeac in the '94' Village Table". Tbe popnlati,m ot tbese areas bas been included with Assur, "erial number 36, in the 1941 Village
1alles. '
(iv) Village Nalhot of 1931 Village Tales does not appear in the 194] Village Tables. The populatiou of this area has been included
",ith Kutbi.ca, sUlal m;n.ler 39 oj the ]94] Village Tables. It is only a Mohara.
(v) Daragri, Soketar, Halyan Pohni, :Kharyas, Mahout and jafahar were shown as Villages in tbe ]93] Village Tables. As these are
only Md1aras th(~' do not appear in the 1941 Village Tables. 'Ille population of these anas has bet'n added to Charota., serial number 42 of
the 1941 Village Tables.
 POONeH dAGIR.

The Poonch Jagir lies to the north of the To reach Pooneh from Jammu by car at pre-
Jammu Province. Its western boundary is sent involves a circuitous journey via Jh~l:.t:n,
formed by the river Jhelum which flows directI.v crossing that river by ferry and th~nce via Mirp:.Ir
south from Koh9.la to the Mangla caml he3.d and Katli. A car ca.n travel by a slightly shJrter
works in the Mirpur District. Poonch is on the route if a permit to gJ v::a the Jhelum Can3.1 b~nk
left or ea.stern bank of the Jhelum; on the right is obtained from the Jhelurn CanJ.l auth,)Titie3.
bank are the Murree and R9.walpindi Districts This is not unreasonably withheld from State
of the Punjab. To the north of Poonch are the offi.::ials but it is not available to the general
Uri and Badgam Tehsils of the Kashmir Province. public or to lorries; use of the Canal bank is nJt
On the east it is sep3.rated from the Pldw.'l.ln"l permitted by anyone in wet weather. A r03.d
and Kulgam Tehsils of Kashmir by the Pir from Jammu through Akhnur ani RljJ~Hi
Panjal range. To the south it is b:JUnded by the Tehsils is under construction. If ani w:13n
Kotli and Rajouri Tehsils of the Jammu Province: carried on to join the Kotli-Poon~h rmd this
The area of the Jagir is 1,627 sq. miles; this will do much to m'l.ke Poonell mJre acce33ible
figure does not include the Karloop J agir the ani to open up th3 country thro:lgh w:lich it
area of which is 4 sq. miles. The villages p3.sses. From the Bagh ani Su:ihnJti Te~13ils,
forming the latter are not a part of Pooneh which are on the border of the Putljab, a nu;n')~r
Jagir geographically. They are situated in the of paths le'ld to the Jhelum ani Vlen by f~,('y
Jammu and Ramnagar Tehsils of the Jammu across to Murree and. R].walpinii Di"tricts. The
Province and are not adjacent to Poonch. The are3- is mountain::>us in the north and east ani
population of these villages has not b~en included hilly to the sOClth and we3t. Everyw~lere it is
with Poonch Jagir in the past. For census broken. The country generally slopes fro:n
purposes it is suitable to exclude both the area the n:>rth·east to the south· west fro:n the Pir
and population of Kadoop Jagir from the Panjal to the f.nt-hills of the Punj:tb. At the
figures for Pooneh and to include the villages higher elevations it is ll3.turaUy cold in winter
comprising the Karloop Jagir, both as regards ani tenperate in Sllmm~r. 13llt in the bNer
area and population, with the tehsils in which they valleys anj mxe inhabitd are].s a:rl the Jo::ali-
are situated. ties b:>::-dering the Mirpur District ani the Punjab
the clim].te is ddightflll in winter hJt very lnt
The fact that the revenue for the K3.rloap in sumner. The administration is di[fer~1t to
Jagir villages is paid to the Jagridar's exchequer th'lt obtaining elsewhere in tln State. At the
does not affect the question. Similarly, the he3.d is the Ja.~ird3.r, the R~ja of Po:m-:h, W:la at
fact that the area and population of these the time of the census was a minor. Daring the
villages are not in:luded with Pooneh Jagir does minority an Administrator 113.s been app.)inted
not affect the Jagirdar's rights in any way. by His Highness the M.l.haraja Rlh].:i'Ir, re.>p.)n3i-
ble to His Highness' Gavernm::mt, W~lO perfJrms
Most of the inhabited villages of Pooncll the duties connected with the pradical ad'ninis-
J agir are situated at elevations ranging from tration of the Jagir norm lIly perform:d
about 2,000 ft. to 4,500 ft. Poonch, the chief by the Jagirdar. The Raja of Po'.)neh b~loa""s
town and headquarters of the Jagirdar and the to a branch of the ruling family of the Sht~.
administration, is 3,210 ft. The pC1.ks of the As Jagirdar, he enjoys certain persom.l rights ani
Pir Panjal range, separating Pooneh from the privileges but the laws of the State hwe full
Kashmir Province, exceed r5,000 ft. in places. force in the Jagir and His Highne3s' G:JVern:n~nt
Communication with Kash:nir is difficult. The retain the right to ensme the mlinten'ln:e of
most direct route from Poonch town is that leading law ani onbr and gooi g.)vern·n:lnt. The
over the Haji Pir Pass to Uri. Another route from ad:ninistration has its own offi.::hh, S3::rJ.:! of win.n
the Mendhar Tehsil leads over the Pir Panjal ale b:)Trowei fron the Jarn.n~ ani Kls:lnir
Pass to Shupiyan in Kulgam. On the mrth- service;;, and carries on witho:.lt interferen::e from
east boundary mountain paths lead to Gulm:t.rg, His Highne3s' Government unless the ne:e3sity
the Kashmir summer hill station. When the to do so arises.
new road from Pooneh to Uri, now under part
construction, is completed communications will There are four tehsils nam~d Bagh, S~iJ.­
be greatly facilitated. noti, Haveli and Mendhar respectively. Roughly
spcaki:r:g, Bagh lies to the north-west, Sudhnoti are by race mas! ly akin to those living in the
to the scuth-west, Haveli to the north-east Mirpur District; a few are Rajputs, including
and Mendhar to the south-ea.st. Bagli, 321 sq. the Ja&irdar and his family. lhf~ Sikhs living
miles, is the Emallest tehsil; next comes Sudh- in the ]agir ha vc more in cemmon with those of
noti, 348 sq. miles. Haveli and Mendhar the Punjah than with their co-religionists in
are of the same area, each 479 sq. miles. Kasl1mir.
The climate varies not accordiIig to gecgraphical
pcsiticn b,t to altitude and local position. The 3. M igrations.-- During the past. decade
bott(;lll of n. narrow low-lying valley will obviously few in;migrants have ccme 1u stay. The Bakar-
1::0 hotter in Sl'n:mer than a more open position wals of neighbouring lecalities, more particularly
of the S;]lllC altitude. The Pocnch Tiver fl0WS frem Hajcuri and Kotli, annually visit Pooneh
throt:gh the m~lin valley on to KotH to join the during the winter to graze their flocks. They
Jhell1m ncar Mil pl:r. stay f0r a short time only. In the summer
thtre is considerable monm(:nt of flecks and
2. PctpUlatiCln.-- The pcpulation of the herds in both directions. That is to say, 1-'0011Ch
Jrgir in 1931 \\<lS 3,87,384. At the recent Census herdsmen take their flecks to convenient grazing
it was 4/l1,82tl, an incH:ase of 8.81) per cent. grounds in the llills of adjacent districts and SGme
agail!st 10.29 fcr the \\ hok S tate. The popula- herds trem cutside grall' in Poonch.
tien of tlle vaTious tehsils at this census ,vas
B~gh I,OI,C91 c:gainst 93,956 in 1931, Sudhnoti The other districts bet wet'll which thc,;,~
1,08,300 ~gainst I,00A70, Haveli 1,10,733 against movements take place are Baramulla, Mlizaffara-
1,01,151 and MenuLar 1,01,704 against 91,807. Lad, KuJgam, Reasi and MirpEr; they have
Details of cccupied houses and the ccmpositicn no permam;nt effect on the population. There
of tl,c pCJiulation of each tehsil can be seen by a is seme muvement in the summer of people living
refercnce to the tables. The increase is bela,,,, in Peoneh Town and in villages at low levels.
the average fer the whole State. This may be Those who can do so, and many of them own
athil;utcd partly to increasEd migration tv the land or houses at hjgh~r altitudes, leave their
Punjab in the winter, when the Census was taken, winter quarters to escape from the heat. These
in search of emplcyment and enlistment in various summer migrations chiefly take place from
units of the Indian army with which this district, Bagh, Haveli and Mendhar Tehsils; they have
especially tehsils Bagh and Sudhnoti, has a close no effect on the permanent population. Men
and lcng established association. The percent- in some n,"mbers, particularly from Haveli,
age increase is lewest in the Sudhnoti Tehsil and go to the Kishenganga valley (Muzaffarabad
highest in the Mendhar Tehsil. This may reason- District) and Bhadarwah and Kishtwar (Udham-
ably be attributed to the fact that the fOIlLcr is pur District) for employment in connection with
the tebsil near cst to the Punjab, and prcbably the felling and sawing of timber and the carriage
IDGst affected by movement in Search of Employ- and floating of beams and logs. In the summer
ment and by enlistment, and that the laUer is men frem the l\1andi and Kahuta localities
the farthest rEmoved and the people have less of the Haveli Tehsil go over the Pir Panjal to
incentive to leave their homes. Gulmarg ill search of employment in all sorts
of capacities. In the winter some Baltis, also
If we examine the communal composition carpenters and masons frcm Kashmir, find their
of t1:e population as a whole we find that Muslims way to Poonch Town in search of employment.
greatly predcminate with Hindus next and the They return as soon as the spring comes.
Sikhs third. This order obtains in the tehsils
individualJy with the exception of Bagh where During the winter men from all tehsils go to
the Sikhs outnumler Hindus. Of the Muslims the plains of India in search of employment.
we find there are very few of the Shia sect in Bagh, The chief centrcs to which they migrate are
ncne at all in Sudhnoti, just over 1,600 in Haveli Rawalpindi, Jhelum and Peshawar. The men
and a few below 500 in Mendhar. Over go per of Bagh go to Murree in the summer. These
nnt. of the total population is Muslim. The migTations to tIle Punjab and other places in the
majority of the Hindus live in Sudhnoti. winter must affect the population figures because
Ethnolcgically, the inhabitants are more closely the census is usually taken at the end of February
related to the people of the Punjab than those or early in March but, as these migrations are
livil'g in other Farts of the State. A large annual, only an abnormal exodus in any parti-
numLer of the Muslims are of Gujjar steck; most cular census year would have any effect on the
of the others are of the same stock as the Muslims figures for purposes of comparison. It is probable
of the neighbouring districts of Mripur and the that the figures recorded on this occasion have
Punjab; there are few Rajputs. The Hindus been affected by these movements and by
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enlistment, especiaUy in the case of Bagh and by Bagh to Sudhnoti from adjoining districts of
Sudhnoti. In these two tehsils, in particular, the the Punjab. When the new road from Uri to
average size of holdings is small, crops are Poonch has been completed the flow of imports
uncertain and outturn inadequate to meet local will be facilitated. There is some irrigation
requirements. The other tehsils are subject to particularly in Ha veli but in other areas crops
the same difficulties but to a less extent. A for the most part depend on adequate and timely
considerable number of men from the Bagh and rainfall. Bagh and Sudhnoti Tehsils suffer from
Sudhnoti Tehsils, and in smaller numbers from lack of rain and are subject to drought. If irri-
Haveli and Mendhar Tehsils, enlist in the various gation could be developed conditions in these
units of the Indian army and get employment areas would improve very considerably. There
in various civil departments, especially railways, is only a very small area under gardens and
in British India. Many of them get domestic orr.hards. There are some in and near Pooneh
service in one capacity or another. )'10st of Town. A few trees are scattered about in villages
these men return to their homes at varying mostly near to houses. Apples, apricots,
intervals. They do not dispose of any land they plums, peaches, pears, aluchas, alubakharas,
may have. Few leave the area for good. It guavas, mulberries, grapes, bananas, oranges,·
is reasonable to suppose that at the recent census lemons, loquats and pomegranates are all grown
a larger number of men than usual were away in limited quantities but for the most part under
from their homes at the time of enumeration no proper control. Walnuts and pomegranate
owing to increased enlistment and the increased seeds (anardana) are exported. The fruit
demand for labour. It is possible that some of produced is not sufficient for local consumption
those absent were recorded as in their homes, and quantities are imported from Kashmir and
their • U sua! place of residence.' This, how- British India. It is believed that well directed
ever, would only apply to those likely to be efforts in suitable localities would make fruit
away for a short time and not to those away growing profitable.
for an indefinite period as in the case of those
enlisting in various units of the army. \'egctables are not grown as a cash crop
except in Poonch Town. In the villages, the
4. Agriculture.-The great bulk uf the inhabitants grow vegetables for their own require-
population is dependent on the production of ments in a small patch 1)£ land near their houses
grain crops; livestock and flocks are kept to reserved for the purpose. A considerable variety
supplement cultivation. is grown but in quantities insufficient to meet
local requirements. Imports are obtained from
The chief crops are maize, wheat and rice; Mirpur, JheIum, Rawalpindi and Gujarkhan.
a little barley is grown in aU tehsils and bajra in It is believed that vegetables could be grown in
Bagh and Sudhnoti Tehsils. Maize is the selected areas as a profitable cash crop. Of
staple food grain and forms about two-thirds of those grown the more important are potatoes,
the total cultivated area. It grows best in onions, garlic, chillies, tomatoes, brinjals,
Haveli and Mendhar. The maize produced is gourds, pumpkin, radish, turnip, carrots, beans.
sufficient to meet local consnmption in most cabbage, peas, cucumbers and melons of local
areas of the Jagir but in the Bagh and Sudhnoti varieties.
Tehsils, especially in the Kandi illaqa, it is
deficient and has to be imported. The area under both fruit and vegetables
is said to be increasing. Regular Land Settle-
Wheat is second in importance as a staple food ment has been carried out in the Jagir. No
grain; about one-sixth of the total cultivated fairs are held for the specific purpose of sale or
aIea is under wheat. Mendhar produces the interchange of produce and commodities.
largest crop. Production is not sufficient to
.meet the requirements of the district and Ghee is produced in fair quantities in Haveli
considerable quantities are imported. Rice is and Mendhar Tehsils, some money crops such
grown on a comparatively small scale; it covers as pulses and oilseeds are grown. In Haveli
about one-tenth of the cultivated area. Produc- income from other sources is supplemented by
tion is inadequate. Tehsils Bagh and Sudhnoti the collection and sale of Guchis and banafsha.
draw grain supplies from Haveli and Mendhar to
supplement their own inadequate production; 5. Industries and Labour.-There are no
the last two named tehsils import to make good industries worth the name and there is little
the deficiency thus caused. Imports are outlet for labour in the abtrict. In Poonch
obtained from the neighbouring tehsils of Rajouri, Town there are a small silk factory. a tannerY
Uri, Baramulla, Muzaffarabad and Kulgam and and two small shoe factories. There is also a
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government owned distillery. In Mendhar the price levels obtairung within the district are
T ehsil resin is manufactured on a small scale and affected considerably, if not almost entirely
an effort has been made to establish apiculture as controlled, by the. price at which the various
a cottage industry. Wool spinning and weaving food grains can be imported from neighbouring
on hand looms is carried on throughout the dis- districts. At first sight, it would appear that
trict and cotton spinning and wf'.:lving in some high price levels for agricultural produce in a
areas. The articles are made for domestic use district almost entirely agricultural must indicate
only. Other local cottage industries are pottery, prosperity and a good standard of living. This
shoe-making, snuff making, soap mabing and the ",:ould be the case if the district as a whole had
manufacture of fireworks. The rearing of surpluses for export and zamindars were not in
silk worms and the production of cocoons for the the clutches of moneylenders. There is no sur-
Government silk factory and bee-keeping are plus; the reverse is the case and the reverse is the
carried on in tehsils Haveli, Sudhnoti and case as regards the standard of living. The
Mendhar. In the past the forests were exploited majority of the people live from hand to mouth
to excess with the result that there is little scope and their standard of living is poor and probably
for timber extraction now nor will there be for deteriorating. Most of them are firm in the
some time to come. It is unfortunate that clutches of the moneylender. It is difficult to
this outlet for labour which gave employment arrive at figures for income, expenditure and
in the past no longer exists. There is little road indebtedness :::tnd without carrying out a close
construction or building in progress. The survey by trained investigators in selected areas.
construction of better roads and more roads The figures given are, necessarily approximate
would provide employment for a limited only; no claim is made for their accuracy.
number for a time. Until conditions change Details of the annual income of a family of five
very considerably the bulk of the population persons in Bagh amount to Rs. 9~ and expenditure
must continue to rely almost entirely on agricul- at Rs. 125. A family of six in Sudhnoti Tehsil is
ture and their able bodied men must continue to shown to have an income of Rs. 143-4-0 with
leave the district in large numbers to enlist or expenditure at Rs. 153-12-0. In Haveli the
in search of employment as casual labourers or example is a family of 5. The total income is
domestic servants. Men employed in the dis- given as Rs. lI6 with expenditure at
trict as labourers on various kinds of work earn Rs. lI5-I5-o. The last example is taken from
from 4 to 6 annas a day; skilled labour and Mendhar, a family of 6. The totali ncome is
artizans earn from 0-8-0 to Re. 1-0-0 per day. shown to be Rs. 88 and expenditure as Rs. 91.

6. Means 01 Subsistence and Indebtedness.- It is not profitable to discuss these figures

The rates for agricultural produce now obtain- item by item as the details on which total income
ing compare very favourably with the assessment and expenditure are based have not been verified.
rates fixed at the time of the Settlement nearly But they may be accepted as representative;
40 years ago. Prices have continued to rise they have been collected by a responsible official.
throughout the past decade and those zamindars The first two examples show gradual but definite
fortunate enough to have produce surplus to their increase of indebtedness; the third shows a hand
own requirements should be much better off than to mouth struggle to live and avoid debt and the
they were formerly. But it must be correspond- last a small excess of expenditure over income.
ingly more difficult to earn enough to live for In none of these instances has any provision
those who have no land or insufficient to support been made under expenditure for expenses
themselves and their families. With the tendency connected with marriages, deaths and other
prevalent everywhere towards fragmentation of ceremonies which have to be performed and which
holdings, inseparable from the laws of inheritance take a good deal of the Felsants' hard earned
governing Muslims, it is more than probable that income. No provision is made for health except
the majority of the holdings are too small to in the third example where Rs. 5 is provided
support their owners and their families. There for a year. Illness is not covered. From the
can be no room for complaint against assessment facts available it seems clear that indebtedness
rates. These were rightly fixed at a low scale. is increasing in this district and the standing of
Presumably, the fact that most of the district is living falling. Service in the army or work
dependent on timely rains for good crops was away from home seem to be the only means by
taken into consideration. Bagh and Sudhnoti, which most of the population can avoid further
especially in the Kandi ill qa, suffer the most debt or payoff some of their existing debts.
from Hie vagaries of the weather. Since the
district as a whole is not self-supporting in food 7. Edueation.-In the whole district there
grains but has to import considerable quantities are three High Schools, 6 Middle Schools and
nearly a hundred Primary Schools. One for a population of over 4 lacs. In Bagh
of the two High Schools in Ha veli is an aided Tehsillack of medical aid is a cause of complaint.
school. In addition there are three private girls' Drinking water supplies are reported to be in-
schools and one Pathshala in Paonch Town. adequate in part of the tehsil. Malaria is said
to be the cause of much sickness and death in
Local opinion is to the effect that there are Sudhnoti Tehsil. Small-pox and pneumonia
insufficient Primary Schools in all tehsils. The are also frequent causes of de:lth. The two
distances are large and communications poor. existing dispensaries are said to be entirely in-
It is unreasonable to expect small children of adequate. Drinking water is sufficient and of
primary school age to go long distances to attend good quality. Malaria is also severe in Haveli;
school unless enthusiasm has been arous::d. It this, together with pneumonia and small-pox,
apparently has not as schools in some districts do is said to be the chief cause of sickness and
not appear to be as ~el1 attended as they might be. death. Drinking water is reported to be adequate
and good but there is general complaint -that
Four of the six Middle Schools in the whole medical aid is inadequate, In Mendhar also
district are located in Bagh Tehsil which has no malaria, pneumonia and small-pox are reported
High School. This would appear to be an un- to be the chief causes of sickness and death.
usual distribution. It might be feasible to convert The one dispensary does not meet local req uire-
one of the Mic1tlle Schools of Bagh into a High ments and the inhabitants suffer for want of
School. Sudhnoti has one High School and one medical aid. Drinking water supplies are said
Middle School. Local opinion does not consider to be good and sufficient.
this sufficient. Apparently, there are no ?v1iddle
Schools in Haveli but two High Schools, both There are hot Sulphur springs at Tattapani in
situated in Poonch Town. Mendhar has no Mendhar Tehsil on the right bank of the Poonch
High School and only one lliddle School. Some river. These arc said to have valuable medicinal
better provision would appear to be called for. qualities. Large numbers visit the place to
benefit from the waters but the arrangements
If we examine the tables we lind 7,958 are primitive and should be taken in hand and
males and 2,427 females returned as literate in vastly improved.
Bagh; this is just over 10 per cent. of the popu-
lation. The figures for Sudhnoti are not so 9. Miscellaneous.- (a) The principal fairs
favourable. They show 5,681 males and 362 held in the district are : --
females as literate which is a little over 5.5 per
cent. In Haveli 6;015 males and 1,272 females (i) Baisakhi fair in Sudhnoti.
are shown as literate. This is a little nnder 6.6
per cent. Mendhar comes last with 2,823 literate (ii) Chet Chaudashi fair at Poonch Town.
males and 136 females. In this case the percent-
age is only 2.9. It would seem that literacy (iii) At Nagali, a sacred place in Haveli, a
increases with the number of High Schools and fair is held on Baisakhi. It is said to
Middle Schools and that Mendhar is badly sup- be attended by 1,000 people.
plied in this respect. The benefits of primary
education are liable to be lost unless facilities (iv) At Shri Amar Nath fair is held on
exist for a higher standard of education for those Rakhari day and is said to be attended
who wish to make further progress. Many of by about 3,000 people.
those attending primary schools never obtain
and retain literacy_ Better educational faci- (v) An Exhibition is held in Poonch Town
lities in all areas should make it easier for the in Baisakh.
future generation to go out of the district and
obtain a satisfactory means of livelihood. (vi) Sakhi Sarwan Pir's fair in Mendhar is
attended by about 1,500 people.
8. Health and Water Supply. -The common-
est causes of illness and death are said to be (b) Places of archaeological and local in-
malaria, small-pox, pneumonia, influenza terest are -
and typhoid fever. Medical aid and facilities
appear to be inadequate. Government medical ti) Brahmpora temple in Sudhnoti T ehsil.
aid consists of one dispensary in Bagh,
two dispensaries in Sudhnoti, one small hospital (ii) At Behramgola in Sudhnoti there are
in Haveli (Poonch Town) and one dispensary in the ruins of an old fort said to belong
Mendhar. This cannot be considered adequate to Moghal times,
(iii) Ancient ruins at Maliabad in Haveli old Moghal route to Kashmir is called
Tehsil said to belong to Moghal times. , Noori Chhamb.' It is said to be
named after N oor Jehan and the
(iv) Amar Nath temple at Mandi in word 'Chhamb' derived from Kash-
Haveli. miri and means 'precipice'.

(v) Ruins of a temple at Mandhol village (vii) The sulphur springs at Tattapani.
in Mendhar Tehsil. referred to in para. 8 above, deserve
attention and are well worth proper
(vi) A waterfall near Bahramgola on the development.
 VILLAGE TABLES
DISTRICT POONCH JAGIR, TEHSIL BAGH
 CENSUS
VILLAGE
District Poonch dagil'
Tehsil Bagh

Serial Name of Village 193 1

No. population
Persons Males Females

I
• 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

I Hilsuraug 1.33 137& . 1"7 53 6

t433 299 137& 727 802 638
~ Patharah :';46 12t> &61 27'
3 Sangar 574 I •• 650 30~

1120 248 1211 824 587 579

4 Chamyati 374 1 2065 1063 1002 1032

11128 :n4 2065 1063

,
6
1
Cho.mal Kote
Manhasah
Malal Baglah
9[~

494
345
• 956
533
385
490
27 0
181
1751 1854 G04 950 893 941
8 Sahlian Dhundhu. 13 1 7'1 280 5 1453 75 0 688 734
1317 280 14&3 703 750 688 734

9 Mandri 6 98' 51. 472 SIZ 472

141 98' 512 472 512 472

10 Kalas II7 f 601 .!lI 281

II Khantalriyalah 134 836 306 3 06
IZ Danah 70 345 181 181

321 1682 769 814 788 814

13 Sesar 120 8 592 3 19 273 28g 245

14 Dher 34 184 92 92 92 92

707 154 778 411 365 3S1 337

15 Fatehpur 50 283 145 135 131
16 Sohawah 198 104& 526 5 26 5·0
1357 248 1329 671 &58 681 851
17 Charalah 13 19 291 to 1313 657 666 61 7 630
13it 291 1323 657 6&8 817 630
18 Nara Kote 112~ 235 II 1058 54 0 5 18 540
19 Singrah 282 71 302 157 145 157

t4" 308 1360 697 863 .87

20 Makhyalab 155 1 45 6 1734 86 5 86<1 839

1&51 468 173' 865 869 838
tr Narwa[ .57 l3 79S 399 399
n Dhlr Kote 7"4 846 440 43 8
t17t 354 1841 839 837

34 1 1&64 780 753

341 1&64 780 753 780

24 Rangoli 173 881 445 4 16 388

2S Sabo Kote 19 81 36 4S 45
lI6 Ranglab 380 18.. 1031 957 935
171 WO 1112 1418 1... 13.
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1941
TABLES

1941 POPuLATrOK

Hindus
-------_._---------
Buddhists Others
'_-,
Total literates
Muslim (Shias)
,-~___,.._-----"\
Males Females
,....-----'----
Males Females
Sikhs
r----A---.
Males Females
,--.........______
Males Females Males
~
Females
.-;- _ _ ----A- _ _ _ -,
Males Felna1es

n I3 I4 I5 .16 Z'1 .18 .lp 20 til ;12 23

40 45 . 85 67 ,84 70
60 45 85 67 184 70
13 8 22 5
26 •
13 8 48 7
14 (> 17 .0 108 16

14
7
•
4
17 20
-4
108
62
18
25
126 JIO
of 18 14
11 5 4 :201 1Q
15 16 7'
15 11 72
5l
55

36 -4
18
17
71 5
JO f8 131 34
3
30 18 137 34
8 2 II .3
55 20

B 7 I II 23
10 5 So 31 10. 13
10 • 30 31 102
71
13

5
71
.f> 18 153 104

28 I 1. 153 104
2 185
164 I2

I 34. 13
27 24 10' 30

27 24 102 30
30 26 2 7
01:5 22 109 12

1& 41 I
". 11
 Occupied
Serial NalDe of VWace 1931 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge
Pers<>ns Males Fema.les Males Fema.les·

• J 4 :; 6 7 8 9 10 II

"&7 Ghoreker 295 75 16 311 161 1711

28 Chhaprian 392 85 423 204 21 9
29 Bhagsar 52 2 117 &52 26 7 285
30 Kayati Khurd 67 17 71 37 34
3 1 Tabl 99 18 104 51 53
3"& Paddar MaBtu ..48 134 499 243 25 6
1823 448 1118 813 1025 183 1025
53 Dbak 70 3 159 17 740 377 3 63 37 0 354
103 159 740 377 363 370 354

34 Pail 1262 3<>j IS 1440 735 7°5 660

1282 305 1440 735 705

35 Malot 680 175 '9 778 397 381 397
889 175 778 397 381 397 381

36 Cbub" 300 20 1183 602 681 637

37 Chhachhari 33 130 68 6. 61
38 Arjah 15 50 34 16 1j

3U 1463 704 759 658 711

39 Sahotah 159 SO ZI 3 161 81 75 75

4 0 Taznrutah 1182 277 1168 592 592 57 6
1341 327 1329 873 856 667 851
'II Taln 199 1 22 2011 103 0 975 1030

1891 407 2011 981 1030 976 1030

792 188 23 812 390 3 86
192 188 812 390 422 386 422

43 1.borac 87 1 24-25 2735 1]27 13 2 9

2707 871 2735 1408 1327 1329 1241

44 Pachhot J907 803 26- 2 7 4241 2034 2207 2034 22Q]

3907 883 4241 2034 2207 2034 2201

45 Hums. MehIah 2554 2711 1285 1214 1344

25&4 541 2711 1285 1428 1214 1344
46 Kyati Kalan 30 588 27C; 313 276
47 Muhrl Fa.rma.n Shall 94 45 49 45
48 Dhandi 177 90 87 go
49 Bhanskha 803 4 18 379 403
So Saracbh 80 56 34- 56-
1889 410 1753 885 882 870

5I Na.kkar 31 651 327 32 5

630 140 851 327 325 324
52 Banguin 494 1320 1155 1155
2281 494 2320 1185 1185 1155 1185

53 Paddu Mohd. Ali 237 61 33 4 251 1~9 85 74

54 Pamnotf 60 9 G.
89
35 35 24
55 Harl Gabl 93 24 46 I
56 Ma.ng Bajri 121 31 9. 55 ~3

57 Kafa.l Ga.dI 1 0 90 235 115& 577 577

.58 Patratah 296 54 280 II2 I08

1197 414 1913 851 82. 835

59 Jaglari 16rB 349 34 1847 95" 866

 241

1941 POPtrLATIOll

Muslim (Shias) Hindu. Sikhs Buddhists Others Total literates

~ ~--, ~ r---~ ______ ,-----"----,
Hales Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Female

I2 X3 I4 Ij z6 X7 z8 X9 20 U az 23

9
27
41
7
I
11-

105
7 9 38

7 I 38
:I 13 71 51 Z

I 73 7. il I

45 7
G 7
37 H 60 1:1
1 6
9 3 13

•
6
4
5
37 44 71
13
12
2
88 44

•
6
5 101 41
8
123

4
123
61-
•
4 84

79 86 72
'71 18 72
6 165 7$
II 165 75
68 82 3 to; ;
II II :& 104 4

77 14
15
19 3
6 15 56
8 1
I 15 171 IiJ
2 4lI 3
I 48 3
156 ..
151 4
44 48 50 16
10 6
41- 4J IS 6
32 32 20
276 101-
•
I 120 lIS
65
431
71
101
'9 31 15; 20
 Occupied r-----.---
Serial Name of ViJlag. '931 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 194J Circle Charge r -'---_ ---, ,.---A. __.---,
Persons Males Females Males Females

I z 4 5 6 8 9 ,10 II

60 Loon how 53 237 110 96

184B 402 2084 1005 1079 9&5 1017
61 Bangrau rr82 21 7 .15 1325
11£2 217 132& 702 623 637 567
6211mb 218n 393 2361 I2JH 1133
2180 393 2361 1223 1138 1218
63 Panyali 947 37 11)34 53 6
64- Kotchra Mast Kiln 568 1i95, 28 5
65 Bani P"sari 9 19 1056 553
2434 528 2885 1374 1311 981 929
66 Sar 175 45 217 Iq ]03 114 103
67 Maila 21 9 45 208 II3 95 113 95
68 Bhnrkah 37 0 liS 388 180 208 Ily 159

764 175 813 407 406 356 357

69 Ravli 37 0 39 1128 880 777 79 6
1641 370 1721 880 777 796
70 Kotbian 237 1258 608 434-
115B 237 1258 608 434
71 Topi 2888 2988 1515 '1473 1394 13-12

2888 623 2988 1515 1473 1394 1342

72 Sango!a 497 42 2777 13 8 7 1390

497 2777 13B7 1390 1387 1390

73 Naryolah 1I96 220 43 1284 596 635
74 Uular 397 84 471 249 2Z2

1593 304 1755 877 878 845 857

75 Kotehri Qandi! 316 163" 153 122 117
76 Awerah 3,2 !!o6 186 za6 186
77 Chhatar MaldaJay.... 518 297 281 281 168
78 Sad 461 ' 231 23 0 20 5 185

1540 1747 897 850 814 756

79 Rairban 129 0 1431 713 7 J8 71 3
1290 223 1431 718 713 718 713
80 Bir Pant 1404 71 5 689 71 5 689
81 Dbal 493 259 234- 223 201

1818 289 1897 974 923 938 890

82 Bani Milwan 689 47 730 409 321 40 9
83 Mabl Darab 639 672 354 3 18 354
84 Khwajah 72 7 823 734 3 89 434-
85 Ratnoi 931 107B 553 525 553
t98B 518 3303 1750 1553 1750 1663
86 Sewar Motwali 36 7 351 173 '78 154
87 Sewar Kalu 281 304 15 2 152 15 2
88 Paddar GaJsber 202 242 126 II6 II6
89 Nandrai 41 3 499 26 7 232 23 2
9P Kotebri Najam Kha. 57 0 699 359 340 226

1833 2095 1077 101B 880

91 Bagh (Town) 971 260 49 1186 643 543 349
9,2 Rannah Muhri 278 96 348 188 ]lio 58
1248 3111 1534 831 703 504 407
 243
19-11 POPULATION

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others Total literates

~ .-----"----.. ~ ~ ~ ~
Males Female. Males Females Male. "'emales Males Females Males Females Males Females

ISl l3 14 '5 .6 I7 18 T9 20 21 22 23

ZJ 3J 18

50 62 172 20
65 56 54
6i 58 54

S 5 189 38
& 5 189 38
120 112 6H 24
13 2 88
t, 4S 53
60
228 21 7 158

393 382 358 tT2

67 56
80 58
51 49 63 78
&1 49 210 182
.~

3 1 68 BI 113 29

3 3 88 81 113 29

1 83 216 23 0 7
183 218 238 7

4 z rI7 129 221 46

4 2 117 129 221 4S

140
140

14 13 15 5 6 95 6
37 2

14 13 15 & 8 132 8
041 36 15
15
16 13 30
26 45 44
83 04 104
lSI .50
181 50
28
36 42 18
33
38 33 70 18

3
12
4
0{

23
24 24 19
9
z
15 7
104 114 804 [

128 138 129

83
•
23 18 100 82 96 9i 224
2 106 to% 107 6a

23 1. 102 !II H2 188 331 145

 244
Occupied r---
Serial Name of Village. 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (otheD)
No_ Population 1941 CircIo Charge ,--------...
PerilOns Males Females
--.. ...---------.
Males Females

I • .1 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II

I
93 Bhaglor 39.5 82 .~o 420 23 0 190 129 125
94 Chak Grolah .5 Unoccupied.
95 Choki 58. 101 642 320 322 250 239
182 183 1062 550 512 378 364
96 Chhatarwe.rah 472 19 51 520 26z 258 200 189
97 Bbont Bhaian 1466 279 1&33 833 800 267 248
9 8 Bbnnt Kannah 136 26 138 69 67 28 IS
99 Qadir Abad .81 27 185 93 9' 93 9'
1355 411 2474 1267 1217 588 544
100 KharaJ GhayaIa.n 1235 239 ,S- 1506 720 786 120 786
101 Kharal MaldayalaD 1380 186 1225 643 5 82 643 582
2815 49 2731 1363 1368 1383 13&8
102 Sahlian Maldayalan 991 183 53 1100 528 57 2 5 1 '1 56 2
891 183 1100 528 1i72 1i17 5&2
103 Dharah 18 73 319 54 1995 970 1025 64 1 68 3
1873 319 1915 870 1025 841 883
104 Chhattar BrahlDlUlllA 870 158 55 812 48 7 425 1115 155
105 Kotehri Tuglo 236 51 292 140 IS2 100 104
1106 209 1204 627 577 28& 259
106 Kathi 411 58 .~6 413 21< 202 lID III
101 Seri 1693 284 1842 goo 94 2 693 820
2110 34t 2255 1111 1144 803 £31
108 Nar Sher All KbaD 30 04 .... 4 57 3119 1616 150 3 1450 1347
109 Sari Mang 485 66 505 258 247 258 247
3489 1i10 3624 1874 1750 1708 1594
110 Dhulli 1206 21 5 58 1277 679 598 393 liS
III Swanj 573 89 567 26 7 300 24 8 260
1779 301 1844 946 989 643 605
1I~ Samani 860 156 39 955 45 6 199 373 40Z
880 156 956 456 491 373 402

To'IAI. 93956 I95Q1 IOI09I 50859 50:132 46u9 45 632

(i) Differences have been noticed in the spelliIlg of village names as given in the Village Tables for 1931 and as appearing in the Ceil....
record for 1941.
For the 1941 Village Tables we have adopted the spelling as verified from. the Jist of villages supplied by the District Censas Oflie«.
The 1ist of such villages is given below:- .
As shown in Village Tables 193 1. Spelling adopted in Village Tables 1941.
S.No. Name. S. No. Name.

463] Narol ZI Narwa.l

(ii) Cbak Grolah serialnnm'ber 94 of the Village Table 194] though occupied in ]93] was unoccupied at the present Census.
 245
194-1 POPULATION

Muslim (Shias. Hindu. Sikh. Buddhists

------.
Others Total literates
~------. ~ ~ ~ ..... ,.------'-~ -----,
Males Females Male~ Females Mal~s Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

I2 1"3 1"4 IS r6 1"7 I8 1"9 :10 :17 :lfJ :13

56 z7 3 -1 4z 35 54 24-

3 70 llo 101 '7

46 30 J 3 112 115 155 51
6. b9 35 27
566 55 2 32 5 .:!20
4r 52 ' 30 36
7 5
611. In 407 288
23
21

44
II 9 19

11 I 19
18 r3 3H 3 29 87 7
18 13 311 328 87 7

302 270 rI' '4-

6 5 34 43 41
,
•7
I 3311 313
86
153
IS
1"
-~ 94
20 7 121 159 26
7
•5
301

159
207
151
177
17
28

1 5 1&. 161 18
4 3 280 25 0 381 263
19 40 220 173
.. 3 299 2!lO 801 43&
4 8. 9l 7
.. 81 13 1
_._------ ._---_._-------
93 "a 61"r 53'1 40 36 401"5 7958 24 2 7
 246
CENSUS
VILLAGE
District Paonch Jagir
Tehsil Sadhnuti

Occupied
No. of No. of
_-------------_ _--
, - - ..
Total
..
Mllslim (others)
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses
No. Population 194 1 Circle Charge , . . - - - . - ' - - - - - - . ,---.--"------.,
persons Males Females Males Females.

z Ii 8
:c • 3 4 7 9 JO II

[ j,hawr"h 153 28 10 130 73 57 73 57

2 (akhar 1942 4 26 1931 9I 7 101+ 9I 5 101 3
Be)a Chaner 401 84 111111 232 212 232 21'2
3 1143 21 7 226 1R3
Sukhyaldharab 419 91 I(J3
4
2975 &28 2948 1439 1509 1403 1475

.5 Phagwati 4212 95 0 2-3 4155 1999 2I5f) 155 8 17 25

4212 950 4165 1999 2156 1558 1725

6 Basari 33 1:; 770 4-5 3594 16811 1906 168S 190 t>

3315 770 3594 1688 1906 1688 1906

Hamrutab 1594 366 6 1373 664 70 ,} 6(14 7°,}
7 391 [93 198 193 198
8 Chhatereri 546 93
9 Khwas 261\ 63 285 130 135 13 0 135
2408 522 2029 987 1042 987 1042

10 Pakhonar 746 168 7 70& 3 29 377 3"\1 3'17

II Kimar 55.5 1+8 572 25" 3~2 2'17 29 8

1301 316 1278 579 699 ·556 &75

[2 Dhamnan 85 6 238 8 901 382 5'9 3 82 519
13 Manjhari Kalan 52 7 132 540 23 2 308 226 304
14 Raloeh 3 25 90 334 15 0 18 4 ISO 184
15 Nursah 37 2 94 3!17 197 20n 197 200

20BO 6511 2172 981 1211 955 1207

16 Chokian 25~9 561 9 2726 1229 1497 1223 1497

2529 581 2726 1229 1497 1223 1497

17 Baryot 915 205 [0 949. 4 15 534 3°7 48 3

18 NaT Brahmanan 4[4 86 412 189 223 30 27

1329 291 1361 604 757 397 610

19 Nairiyan 2617 58 2 It 2850 1369 1581: 1120 1264

2617 582 2950 1389 1581 1120 12611

20 Kilan 1070 237 12 1186 496 670 396 54 r

21 Talwari 601 133 812 292 320 28; 31:2:

1871 370 1778 788 990 683 85S

22 Ghanjeri 794 177 13 9 922 4 17 505 3 88 4 88

23 Kahalah 2869 646 3040 14 19 1621 14 19 1621

3863 823 3982 1836 2126 1807 2109

24 Nale 35 2 84 [4 389 166 223 166 2'3

25 Sehr 1539 350 1849 768 881 763 86 7

1891 434 2038 934 1104 929 109 It

26 Tahlian 414 98 l5 479 227 25 2 227 25"

27 Ayal 85 16 88 38 30 38 30
28 Panthal U39 28 3 1313 668 64.5 668 645
29 Khambah 350 83 387 195 19 2 195 192

1988 480 2247 1128 1119 1128 1119

 247
-1941

TABLES

1941 POPULATION
. _________ __ --__J._---- ______________ ._ _ _ _.____________ ..__ ._~

Mutilim (Shins) Hindus Sikh. Bn:l.Ihi.ts Oth~rs* T"tal litoral..,s

r--'-A...-,---,,\ r-.. -_.A..._----~ ,---_. ___ A.. _ _ ._......... t----..A.--~ r---'---A..-.-~ r - _ _ - A _ _ _ --.
\1o.lc5 Female" l.plcs Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males J'~m:llc.

I3 1'4 I'; r6 r7 I8 1'9 "0 lIZ 32 3J

3
3' 3
2[
34 33 19
36 34 74 3
298 133 ,85
298 148 133 185 2

78
78
u
3

14
8
6

14

7
6
23
38
82 7
82 7

'4
42
58
105
105

.40
10
10
35
82

117
5
73
78
12
4
58
5
71
 Occupied ,--- . _ - - - - - - , - - - - - - - -
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population Circle Charge ~_ _ _ _.A..._ _ _ _....
194 1 ~-..
Persons Males Females Males Females

I 3 s 6 7 8 9 IO II

30 Baral 1945 45 6 16 2068 1081

1845 466 2068 1081 929 1045

31 Sen 05 269 13 b 133 13U
32 J{ayr..h 49 174 90 5 7
426 114 443 226 138 143
33 Braham PDr 20 5 18 916 49 1 112 129

832 205 916 425 491 112 129

34 Palandan 455 19 2044 1006 82 9
1.n 455 1044 1038 1006 831 829
35 Saler 20 47 23 24
36 Namb Peprian 727 375 35 2 221 :l05

682 148 774 398 376 221 205

37 Jhanda Bagla.h 2129 102 5 n04 96 4
1907 424 2129 1025 1104 902 .64
4274 980 22-23 8 45&3 221 7 I33S
4274 980 .553 2217 1335

39 Garalah 100. 1106 343 56. 453

·1002 216 1105 543 662 453 482.
40 Balyalah [58 '3 103
41 Tridda Mowah 93 33 105
42 Pappa Nar 837 277 1029
111.8 333 1237 811 332
43 Ramo 374 26 35& 203

374 355 162 203

44 Kotebrah 31 11 483 109

378 413 237 246 188

45 Baojoosah 357 28-29 1808 983 b93
11141 357 t808 183 893
46 Jandall 260 30 1317 600 717 575 704
1124 260 1317 6DD 717 575 704

47 Naryola 319 70 31 374 169 205 171

48 Phuljha.ri 314 74 397 [8S H2 ISS
893 144 771 354 417 288 329
49 Narol 443 226

413 129 443 217 226 129 138

50 Nehari 181 43 231 102 [29 129
51 Bhango 406 81> 433 204 2,29 16 7
52 Dhara BhaDakh.. 104 29 9& 45 50
53 Bhaotaoi r30 g ~80 , 1403 7 IR 68 5 T5° HI
54 Chhachheri 97 24 137 76 61 16 61

2103 482 2299 1145 11&4 478 488·

55 Kalpur 10:.:: 27 118 57 38 30
56 Nath~alah 182 45 10& II4 811 106
57 Nakkar I Z3 ·7 134 75 I2 23
58 Kothriyao 582 lI8 832 3'0 294 3 00
59 Akbor Ban 750 156 7&8 373 334 3n
 249
lY41 PoPULATION
___ .__A_
--~----------~~---
--~
Milslim ISI/ia.o) Hindus 5iklls Buddhists Others·
, - -_ _, . A _ ________ r- -.A..
Tot"l ________
literates
r--___....___-.-----..., r-----·-"---·----., ,--.-A--_, ,---.A..----,.
lIalcs Females M,.les Ftlmalcs Males Fem,Llcs Males Females Male. Females Males Females

12 I3 I6 17 18 19 2<} 23
'4 1 5 "1
""
58 36 85 15

58 36 85 15
6
79 83 14 2

79 B3 10 3

3 rI 3~2 2 86 J

311 362 2 86

r8z 161 25 [6 2{)2 35

182 161 25 1. 282 35

23 24 3
152 147 2 53
175 111 2 56

I23 Hoi 26 175 3

123 114 21 175 3
949 988 20 I) 28 5 r6

8.. 8•• 2D 13 211 1.

90 100 9S

80 100 81
32 28 10
47 58 2r
1 75 180 66 •

114 28. 87

1 52 203 36
1112 .. 203 38

69 77 50 8

89 77 50 8
133 r3S 55 9

133
25
135

13
&&
80
•
25 13 80 2
2Z 34 10
44 54 8

16 88 18

79 83 9 , 30
19 83
• 6 30
18
16 20 311 42 31
32 24 13 26 6
(39 (67 4 29 40 7 145 4D
S

187 211 480 e75 208 40

17
3
18
16
43
.
20

34
8
[4
6

29

8
7
31
6
6 10
15
8
8
..
 Occupied r-
Serial Name of Villap 1931 hLDseS Na. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Papulation 1941 Circlo Charge r------ ..A- ----y---__._____
PcrsoDs Males Females Males Females

:r • J 5 6 i,' 9 20 II

60 Maira 394 19, ",)7 1.18

61 Kailot 130 67 63 9
2300 2371 1172 1199
62 Hajeera 242 64 35 296 13 2
63 Kathyarah 1946 31 6 213& 1049
64 Pothi ChhapriaD 112 4 254 1264 596
65 Pir Kotc 106 7 174 1010 55 2
66 Sarari 2345 443 2550 T233

en4 131t USB 3694 3562 3t51 3019

67 Ali Sojal 3 0 78 539 3267 16 43 1600

3078 539 3267 1643 1600

68 Pakhar 1494 259 31 1559 776 776
69 Kahu Kate 7 84 141 768 3 60 360
70 Namnotah 899 166 916 5 00 491
3177 668 3243 1607 1636 1604 1633
71 Motarian 393 77 384 21 3 147 181
72 .l.Jotban II49 3 00 1357 7 10 32 1 377
1&42 377 1741 818 923 468 558
73 Chhota Galah I2J5 257 39 1346 616 730 32 3
1215 257 1348 '18 730 323 381
74 Kahuian 25 0 1381 668 71 3 520 571
1278 250 1381 668 713 620 571
75 Barmang Kburd 493 J08 542 294 234
493 542 294 234

76 Dhamnl 34 18 3618 1142

3418 3618 1711 1907 1142 1304
77 Drek 1051 229 43 1144 537 (,07 5 1S
1051 229 1144 537 607 618 698
78 Kala Kate 628 156 799 37 2 427 421
79 Trappi 37 8 78 441 200 241 91
80 Baluha 109 25 125 61 64 14 16
81 HaTi 179 37 222 II2 110 112 1[0
82 ~1anjhari Khurd 234 .p 242 10 7 135
1528 337 1829 852 977 567 638
1197 4S 1429 668 ,6r 501
1197 1429 66B 761 422 501
84 Rawala Kote 1488 786 7 02 621 559
1136 1488 786 702 621 659
85 Kannah 41 6 248 127 III 106
86 Prat 696 31 4 T50 18 7
87 Pothi MakawaIRil 1932 902 874 1002

810 2874 1343 1531 1135 1295

88 Kharik 1065 1275 j88 687 .560 666
89 Matayal Mehlah 95 6 1054 475 579 39 8 471
2021 488 2329 1063 1266 958 1143

~o Sun 820 169 49 878 420 45 8 45 8

91 Lunj GIao 55 0 128 647 294 353 353
1370 297 1525 714 811 896 811
 251

1941 Poper ATION

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikh~ Burldhiss9 Others· Total literates
r----"----.. r------"------ ,.----'-----, ~
Males Females Male. FC'tnales Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Female.

I2 I3 I4 I.~ z6 I7 IS Z9 :1O 3Z 22 113

50 39 19 14 6
10 9 48 48 II

157 145 110 106 e 62

56
96
.5 8
92
30
'94
20
90
32
110 "3
r6 30 10 44
46 55 178 189 4~ 4
14 3 82 3

22B
5
240 31& "
303 310 12
28 27 16 16 26

211 27 18 18 26
u
10
.~ 2 34
3 1 2 65
2 ?:2 27 II I
5 68
24 30 31"2 30 3 9

28 35 3'. 330 79 10

275 298 18 50 50 5

275 298 18 &0 50 5

II3 66 72 . 10
76 35

113 76 35 11& 72 10
6 12 9 36
5
6 & 12 9 36
228 389 24° II
214 34 1
228 214 341 389 246 11

[6 9 ~ 45
16 9 3 45
9 6 25
[3" 150 76 3
[9 II
47 48 20 I
,07 134 H 3

295 338 184 9

213 2H 33 20 IF

t13 234 33 26 171

II:! 33 6 104
S1 53 92

112 61 53 92 338 104

[6 29 :l
13
86 54 78 I'll 41
[3 12 15 16 85
115 19 93 157 165 2

28 2I 100 2

77 85 [7 75

105 106 17 175 2

16 57 2
3 26

19 83 2
 25:l

Occupied r---
Serial Name of Village 1931 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 194' Circle Cha.rge r--.J.-____-------, r--A..~
Persons Males l~emales Males F"males

r 2 4 5 7 8 9 IO II

92 Rehrah 1824 44 6 50 2147 1077 1070 8.11 763

93 Androt 68 3 '47 695 348 347 ~X7 280
2507 593 2842 1425 1417 1098 1043
94 Nar Uri 718 164 51 715 36 5 35 0 280 275
718 184 715 365 350 280 275
95 Chhala.r 1442 306 52 1401 67J 730 493 534
1442 306 1401 671 730 493 534
96 Dhar Dharochb 3 852 916 53-54 4345 2065 2280 19 r6 2141
3852 916 4345 2065 2280 1916 2147
97 Lachhman Pattan bIo 231 55 558 271 281 192 2IS

610 237 558 277 281 182 218

98 Ram Pattan 1684 390 56-51 1892 955 937 892 87°
1884 390 1892 955 937 892 87&
99 Mang 1I60 263 58 1312 62 4 688 56 4 621)
1160 263 1312 624 888 &64 629
100 Kanchri 662 1+6 59 861 3 28 333 "7 8 275
662 146 681 328 333 278 275
101 Dhingroon 90 3 221 60 1207 66, 546 65 11 540

903 227 1207 681 &46 658 540

"-
TOTAL Ioo470 "25 64 Io8300 5 204 6 5 6254 43 I 75 46950
*Others 2M 12F have returned no religion.
{i) Differences have been noticed in the spelling of village names as given in the Village Tables for 1931 and as appearing in the Census
record for 19'fI. For the 19." Village Tables we have adopted the spelling as verified from the list of villages supplied by the District Census
Officer. The list of such villages is given below:-

As shown in Village Tables 1931. Spelling adopted in Village Tableg 1941.

S. No. Name. S. No. Name.

43 69 Srari 66 Sarari
(ii) Charge numbers and Circle numbers are in reverse order-the former running from IO to 6 downwards and the latter from I to 60
trpwards. This is due to an error in method of numbering Charges adopted in this district at the time of the creation of CeD.sns Divisions. The
numbers given in the tables are the actual numbers allotted to the Charges and Circles shown in this table.
 253
19.p POOP1l'LATtOJil
--_._----_._--------"- ._._-----,
.!\Iuslim (~hias) Hindus Sikhs BuJdhists Other.· Total literate.
.~ _ _ ___A_ __ _ ---. , -_ _ _ . . J . . - - - , .----"-----, r----.A.-----. r--~---,. ~--._..-A.._-_..."

Males li'cmales Mal.s Females Males Females Males (,'emales Males Females Male. Females

12 13 I4 15 16 L7 18 19 ~o fl1 23 23

26 4 30 7 2 156 4
(n 67 4°
325 314 2 196 5

85 75 77
85 75 17
178 196 49 2

178 196 49 2
14Y 120 13 257 5
149 120 13 257 5

67 57 18 6 93 25

67 57 18 6 93 25
63 61 132 6
63 61 132 6
60 59 92
60 59 92
.~o 37 21 41

50 37 21 41
3 6 43
3 8 43
.-_--- - - .--~ ..----_.. _---
679 8 1lZ30 72 5681 362
7002 2O'JI
"
 254

CENSUS
VILLAGE
DistrIct Poonch Jagir
Tehsil Haveli

Serial
Occupied
No. of No. of
---------_._._-------
Total
--_.
MUbEm {others)
__ ._-_ ..
Name of Village 193 1 houses
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge r-------'------, I _ _ ..A-_~

Persons Male. Females Male.s F<m.le.

r J 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO .1I

I Bandi Marchkote 54 2 97 II 648 344 304 344 30 4

z I{hali Drawman 1073 229 1139 70il 53 1 69 2 5 21
3 Mangora 5 65 63 16B 252 316 25 2 3 16
4 Namjar 616 IDS .89 34
'
348 332 341
2786 494 3144 1645 1498 1620 1482
5 Chhutiyal 240 43 2 282 159 123 159 12 3
6 Nal<kar 439 78 523 264 259 I79 18 9
7 I{ote 4 67 79 525 277 248 268 248
8 Tangera.n 837 161 102B 533 495 52!) 493
9 Bandi Gopalpllr 353 82 397 212 185 191 170

.-
II
Chhatrah1k
Supnag ,y
2338
237 8
56
2434
"3
44 6
12
458
3
2755
2439
67
2508
1445
1265
35
1300
1310
1I74
32
1206
1326
96 7
35
1002
1223
920
28
94.
12 Chaflj.r J272 24 8 4 1433 759 674 75 2 671
13 Batole 91 110 56 54 56 54
14 Dharamsal Troti 25 2 '7"
0 286 142 144 55 50
1815 339 1829 957 872 863 775
IS Polas 2688 25 2 j 1447 78r 666 77 r 660
16 Kurmara 6'7 126 67B 363 315 3 12 267
17 Dharmsal Kh!lri 4 II 144 518 279 237 47 3M

3718 522 2641 1423 1218 1130 96S

I8 Glllpoqre 33 6 58 6 272 145 12 7 81 7{j
19 Ajote ,02 89 500 264 236 234 21(,
20 Kosiliyah 656 13 2 730 361; 362 34 0 333
21 Degwar Maldayala. 97'" J 69 983 530 433 467 373
2466 C48 246& 1307 1158 1122 998
'22 Nuri Kote 449 95 7 528 297 231 251 191
23 Kakkar Kote 559 97 623 32 4 299 32 4 299
24 Chiri Kote 345 68 410 233 177 23 0 175
25 Srryan 57 1 103 609 3 16 293 204 186
11124 363 2170 1170 1000 1009 851
26 Chakyas 187 34 8 20B Il5 93 ' II'; 93
27 Bandi 235 40 230 124 100 12 4 ro(.·
211 Nakkar Shiban 360 68 397 20 7 190 207 190
29 Ra~ti Phulban 23 1 "It 253 13 1 122 13 1 122
30 GUg(]ar 597 84 598 33 1 26 7 331 26 7
3r Lobiyan 353 59 40. 206 198 206 19~
3:2 Bhadhal 330 47 358 201 157 190 150 .
2293 37& 2"8 1315 1133 130. 1126
33 Jhani Wal<L 221 27 9 193 106 87 105 86
34 Chbambar 172 22 151 87 64 87 64
35 Bhata Kotc 5 08 64 479 -- 246 233 235 224
3 6 Bai Dbarah 437 52 385 196 189 163 151
37 Pallh"r- 696 0
r 3 688 360 3 28 357 326
203. 268 1896 99& 901 947 851
38 Khuti 44 8 64 [0 430 218 2rz 218 212.
39 Chrun 482 63 508 26 4 244 262 244
40 Naganari 43 8 51 379 190 189 19<> r89
it KIun Dbara 126 15 131 8r 50 79 50
 255
1941
TABLES

194' POPULATION
__________ _ - - A - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ---- _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ -_--_---
-_----- -----_--- - _ , ...

,--"_-'___
~l11slilU (Silias) Hindus Sikhs Bllddhists Others· Total literate.
r--- ..----"-~
,.- _ _ ..A.. _ _ ~

r------.A.-- -~ .-----'~ ~---- .. --...,_,_- .~

.Males Females Mol,," Females Males Females Males l"emales Males Females Males Females

'2 13 J4 l5 16 17 18 If) .. 0 lIZ ;Ii' 23

3
16 10 II

9 6 .
3

25 18 21

6
'1M 44 37 26 37 13
9 42
2 22
4
12 10 9 5 24

73 56 4. 31 131 14

28 4 25 0 14 4 185 23
. 3

284 250 14 4 lG8 23

" 7 3 22 3
1
87 94 t.i 26

7 3 87 94 87 29
10 6 82 17
16 ~6 3
.5 35 43
23 2 199 J24 45
18 5 277 248 232 65

16 25 48 26 10
10 5 20 15 27 22
8 TO 20 19 '4
60

94
54

94 .,
3 6

88
99
150 24
2

20
-4 6 40
J2
3 2
112 10 7 ]2

181 149 44

')
]7
6
32
IS
9 2 IS 3
9 7 2 97 3
2

II 0 II
33 38 8
2 :2 15

2 47 48 38
 256

Occupied .---------
Serial Nam .. of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (othen)
No. Population 194' Circle Charge r----J...--.-~.
persons Males Females Males Females

:r 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Io IJ

42 I{arsan Dhara ··,,81 'I' 297 16 3 134 163 134

43 Sangal 264 44 281 144 137 136 13~
44 .M yalli Basti II' 20 118 5u (>0 50 (>0
2161 298 2142 1116 1026 1104 1021
45 Dara l(has 181 32 II 12 213 117 96 II7 96
46 Chhoi 15 6 29 187 92 105 92 105
47 Salara 298 51 318 178 140 178 140
43 Dhara Pain 21 9 27 210 120 90 u5 li7
49 Tungcri Peeran z09 34 229 ]23 106 123 106
50 I{ain Dhara. 53 10 62 33 29 33 29
51 Pallan Chodriall 3 19 50 309 163 '4 6 163 146
1435 233 1538 828 712 821 70&
52 PaIlan Gakhran 185 34 12 201 lID 91 IIO 91
53 Tachhan 252 46 257 123 134 120 133
54 N aban PhuIwari 175 26 2G8 II4 94 114 94
55 Kalali 45 0 76 515 297 27 11 28 5 20'1
56 Kahootah 483 107 531 27 8 253 189 177
57 Kal.an 34 1 63 367 200 167 200 167
58 Muri Syed Ali KhaD 20 7 40 257 125 13 2 12 5 I,p
59 M·uri Milwan 1;01 36 248 128 1>0 128 120
2284 428 2&44 1375 1269 1271 lH3-
60 Halan north
61 Halan south
612
44 8
106
88
I, 768
522
414
286
35 2
236
4 3
28' 4
35 2
234
62 Basaban 577 95 H7 J49 308 349 3 08
63 Jokan ISO 31 . 180 96 84 96 84
64 Sheikh 5011 [82 38 264 143 121 143 121
1969 368 2389 1288 1101 1285 1099
65 Jabbian 30 3 5' '4 315 139 176 139 17 6
66 Bhangar Bani 198 45 230 104 120 t04 1.6
67 Soli Kha. 411 66 401 2[3 188 .08 184
68 Akhori 5S 13 79 40 39 ,,"0 39
69 Malak Soli 94 IS 118 70 48 70 48
70 Bring Ban 55 0 87 608 302 306 302 306
71 Kala Mala II1 8 189 1379 73 1 64 8 73 1 648
2819 48. 3130 1599 1631 1694 1527
72 Kakuri 2,P 36 IS 278 135 143 135 143
73 Nandaii 267 42 382 193 159 193 159
74 Maili 186 20 243 IIO 12 7 IlO 127
75 Jarlan 227 40 384 190 174 190 174
'7 6 Orre 370 49 413 224 189 224 189
77 Hillan '1'4 40 489 248 241 247 24 1
78 Hundi Khatanall 415 S5 431 250 231 "50 "3 1
79 Kachar Ban 297 37 373 193 ISO 193 180
80 Reji 257 3' 317 16 7 150 167 ISO
81 Kotli t8'! 38 iS1 1I9 112 119 112
8. Kailar 653 10:0 91i9 5 03 45 6 49 8 45()
Slot 491 4500 2338 2162 2332 2162
!l3 Haji Bltl 195 41 16 227 104 12 3 104 12 3
84 Tholan Gar 1,7 8 30 173 86 87 86 87
85 Kangran 1'25 18 121 66 55 6() 55
86 Hotar 433 58 425 209 216 z08 216
87 Chhanjal 822 13 T 927 47 8 449 471 445
88 Fatehpur (Kahootah) 396 67 460 259 201 251) .01

1149 345 2333 1202 1131 1191 1127

89 Renkari Chohan 1I7 20 17 116 59" 56 59 52
90 Renkari Khas 27 0 43 265 '4.1 120 14S 120
91 Rcnkari Pain IIO 14 79 47 3' 47 32
92 Hundi Piran 149 23 201 IIO 91 lID 91
<)3 Dcgwar Ternan 172 6 300 191. 1043 876 r021 85 8
2372 400 .2579 1404 1175 1382 1153-
94 Da,rab Ba.gyal 73 8 126 18 ~O4 480 424 4Bo 424
95 Dbokri 211 39 258 133 12 5 1~3 IZS
 257
l;OPUJ~A 1 lON
194'
---_.".... ---------_____.I.....----- -------------_.. _--_. --_- -------------,., Totalli·eut..,
Muslim {Shilts! Hindu" Sikhs Buddhi.ts Others-
, -_ _ _ J.. ___ . _ - . . . r-------JL- .----~
r--"-......, r---~---"""'" ,------'--,., ~
.Males Females Male" l'emale. Males Females Male. Females Males Females Male .. Females

III I3 1-1 .15 16 17 IiJ 19 110 !ill 2Z 2J

6
8 3
12 5 14

9
6
IS
5 3 5
3

5 3
"
47 2

6
3
12 9
"1
41
88 76 H
I]
3
5

103 86 115
83
27
13 1
4
q

:I 2 136 6
58
18
4 50
10
15
59
4 210
2
9
IO
IO
14

"64
II
:t
17

• 94

4
II

1 10
7 4 19
3 7
11 4 42

4
12
7 3
5
21 18 95 [8

4 21 11 119 U

]
2
 258

Occnpied .-~-~~--------~--.-- -~-----

Selial Name of Village 193 1 hOllses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population lQ41 Circle Charge r------~.A--____, r----..A..._--~
Pe nmns Male. Females Males Female.

I :l 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

96 Dolan "lIb 76 482 257 "25 '57 2Zj

97 Ranwat pI 149 B61 HI 4 20 441 4 20

teB6 3£0 2505 1311 1194 1311 1194
<lS Poonch (Town) SIS'l 1600 19. 23 13 8608 4951 3(,57 30M 2LFifS
..-/ . 1600 4951 3657
S152 8608 3062 21115

Y9 I';ankote 203 S3 24 14 280 '43 137 143 137

100 13an<li Chl'Chiyau uil7 210 1319 67 8 64 1 674 63"
lor Qasbah ')15 159 984 5 13 45 1 46 4 3 do

2365 422 2563 1334 1229 1281 1152

102 l{irni 1339 236 25 1525 80 7 7 18 807 7IR
103 M".ndhar 17J.5 257 1883 94 1 94' 94 1 94 2
3054 493 340B 174B 16~0 174B 1660
104 Shahpur 1206 t 08 26 1324 68. 64 2 68. 64 2
105 Aslam Abad 39b 6(, 398 ' 213 185 20 3 ]7~

106 Saral 387 80 350 1R3 167 13] 167

10 7 Nunan Bandi 425 74 463 23 0 233 23 0 233
2414 418 2535 1308 1227 1298 1214
108 Nagali 535 ISO 27 585 3.1 1 254 '75 137
10 9 Janyar 74 '"8 150 83 67 71 54
JIO DinSlah 46 7 9b 542 288 254 288 254
III Chandak 7 1S IS2 751 4 01 35 0 379 337
1I2 Kalai x4° '7 8 874 52 4 45 0 5 24 45 0
2634 604 3002 1627 1375 1437 1232
II3 Chak Katroh .. 691 ]33 28 691 355 33° 228 25 6
114
115
Timra
D",ima Doiyan
15 6
27 8
31
55
165
295
"I
161
74
134
91
161
74
134
lI6 Sathrah 5 26 95 519 25 1 268 239 262
1I7 Gali Nag 166 28 153 79 74 79 74
-!!I8 ] "{Idrol;>h 303 6. 364 170 194 170 194
II9 Pindi 18 4 3b 203 96 107 96 107
120 G~JV-- 77 II 72 34 38 34 38
2381 451 2462 1237 1225 1098 1139
nl Bandi Kaman Khan 3 68 65 29 399 220 179 220 179
122 Chakrafo'~ 157 24 148 76 7' 76 72
1 23 SekIu 3 00 52 301 168 133 15] 98
124 Slonian 794 122 856 , 429 4 27 42 5 4 21
12 5 Azam AbOd 608 115 644 3 10 334 310 334
126 Dhangri 4 26 66 470 26 5 205 26 5 205

2653 444 2618 1468 1350 1447 1309

127 Chhel.. 376 45 30 418 2II 20 7 211 207
128 Atauli 176 29 200 100 100 100 100
129 Sarui 67 13 80 38 42 38 42
130 Danugam 347 67 514 259 255 259 255
13 1 Chhambar Kanariyan 495 69 639 333 306 333 306
132 Sawjian 102'2 167 1352 700 65 2 700 65 2
133 Gaggrian 994 190 1412 72 4 688 72 4 688
134 Bedar Balnai 1027 17 1 1180 61 5 565 615 56 5
·4504 751 6795 2980 2816 29:0 2916
135 Mahar Kote 343 45 31 362 192 170 19 2 17 0
136 Barachhar 354 43 414 218 196 218 196
137 Loram ,,845 40g 2942 1476 14 66 1474 1463
3542 497 3718 1886 1832 1884 1829
138 Lohelbelah 50 5 70 3' 533 47' 261 27' 261
139 Chikri Ban 608 86 618 3 17 301 3 06 29 0
1113 158 1151 589 562 578 551
140 ]alian 35 9 35 2. 16 H 16 8
 259
1941 POPULATIUN
--------------_._..... Sikhs Bud,lhisis Others·
-,
Total literates
Muslim (Shias) - Hindus
,...----A-------.. ,--"-----. ,.----A-----.. ,---____________.Io _ _ ------, ,-----'---~
~
Males 1~~emalc5 Males l·'cmales Males Females Males Females Males l;emalcs Male. Fema;es

J3 13 14 15 I6 '7 18 19 .0 :II 2:.1 23

7
23

35
85\1
-9 1 78 1 45 6 Il27 340 '°5 21 3 1

91 78 14&6 1127 340 HI t 2131 869

2
... b '13
49 71 21

49 71 4 II 8S 2

41
57
98
19
10 13 5
3
13

10 13 40 2

108 86
21
3
13
I
1 35
9
104
IZ
54
.. I
Q
1 39 103
8 13 If
60 8

31 27 158 116 365 137

(> 6 18
131 74
..
.. b 25
t

8
3

133 80 I I 80
21
~
II
'7 35
4 13
S
20
3
'
I 17 3& 4 99
2[

3
r

11
..
76 1
50
31
2S 1

20
.
~ 3 36

I 3 80
4
II II 14

11 11 11
11
 260

Uccupied ,-- _.---

Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Cir<:le Charge ,-- -'--- - - - - - _--- -- ------. , . - _ .__ ..A _ _ --"-')

'p('lH,OnS ),lales Females 1I1aies Females

I :J J 4 5 6 Ii 9 10 II

141 Plera .U X4 ~73 1288 (j8, 000 641> 574

3 Ho 109 3,,2 202 )90 172 161
I'F Rajpur
1599 391 1704 900 804 834 743

143 Arai 169 0 290 34 1770 9 28 !l{2 928 84'

144 Mandi 4 00 81 480 205 21 5 74 17
'45 Eaela OM 122 663 3.~2 33 1 35 2 33 1
146 Tirchhal 87 17 93 47 46 47 46
147 Marnote 37 (, 36 13 23 '3 23
294D 516 3062 1605 1457 1414 1259
Dhara (Mandi) 664 97 3S 15 638 ~85 353 28 5 353
148 3,1 17 2 z09 172 209
149 Fatehpur (Mandil 3 66 53
150 Kehnu "247 38 224 112 112 )12 lIZ
15 1 Kaloni 257 39 263 J49 114 148 114
15 2 Hari Bl1dhdha 5 82 91 598 .1 04 294- 3 04 294
153 Danna Dha.kkran 180 27 198 gt> to2 93 102
151 Nerian 367 SB 404 207 197 207 Ill?

2663 403 2706 1325 1331 1321 13&1

155 Sehr; Khwajah 7°' 27 36 180 eJ(l 84 96 84

156 Sehri Chohan 650 21 7 1184 64 2 54 2 639 533
157 Nabanan 30 9 h4 3,3 21(, 167 zlfi 161
IS8 11aidan 115 [8 117 66 S1 66 51
159 Bachyan Wali 25 1 44 286 '43 143 143 143
160 I{olian 194 1S 381 28r 100 281 100
161 Shindara 953 12 9 1056 4 81 575 481 575
3173 574 3587 1925 1662 1522 1811S

162 Khanetar 241\1 433 37 2606 13 86 1220 1348 1195

2&19 433 2606 1386 1220 1348 1195
__ 3 789 137 38 757 404 353 Sofi 314
J6 Bhenchh
104 Kanoi~.-an 1204 204 1254 bRg 5(;5 668 55 1
165 MC\.D~r:tar. 117 8 23" 1UO 61 5 50 5 24 2 248
3171 577 3131 1708 1423 1276 1113
[66 Dara Dullian I~7z 344 39 2052 1104 '148 HJY3 945
167 ]~olas 128 7 27' 1352 7 25 62 7 560 5 0R
3159 615 3404 1829 1575 1653 1453
168 Salotri 661 149 40 756 4 04 35 2 364 324
169 Mendla.h 85 1 ISO 848 454 3~4 451 394
1512 299 1604 858 746 ~lB 718

170 Serkakutah 1413 291 41 1473 7 62 7I1 73 6 679

17 1 Dawarandi 148 21 151 81 70 Sr 63
1581 312 1624 843 781 817 742

172 Gambhir 270 9 517 12 2990 1557 1433 15 12 14.19

2709 517 2980 1557 1433 1512 1419

173 Madarpur TOO 22 43 130 78 52 74 50

174 Tetrinote 23 00 168 2511 1319 Il92 I04S 906

2400 490 2641 1397 1244 1122 958

TOTA.L IDIIjI I8085 H0733 58477 5 22 56 534 64 48 H3

'Others--Christians 2M IF.

(i) Differences haw been noticed ill the spelling of village names as given in the Vi!]a.ge Tables for 1931 and as appearing in the
Census record for 194 I.
 26I
IY_p POPULATION
_________ ._ _ . _____ A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ._ _ --_____________ .--_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ._. _ _ _ _ ""\

Total literateq
Muslim (Shias)
r------"-.~
Hindus
r-------..A-----~
,-_____.._______,
Sikhs Buddhists
f-----..A.--~
Others·
,------A-_ _____.."
Females
,-- -------"-..------.
Males Females
Males F~males \Iales Females Males Females Males Females Males

16 I7 ,8 .19 flO lIr lIa $.1

T2 r3 '4 IS

61 4
36 32
48 8
14 w 10 19

36 32 14 10 18 19 117 12
39
18 7 197 4 66
9
2

187 197 4 118

6
JO
8
13
4
2
3 2 2

• 45
,.
3

9 33
16
3
5

3 9 64

34 25 .. 55

34 2& 4 55
23 :t
38 39 6
21 14 35
13 1 64 6
128 96 65 114 96

128 98 190 118 114 96 122 -'4

u 20
3
165 II9 7' 3

176 122 92 3

38 25 2 3 13
2'

38 25 2 3 35

26 32 48
7 6

28 32 7 &4

14 2 162 19
43
43 1. 2 162 19
2 2 2
4
120 13 2 80 145 71 9 213 23

120 132 84 147 71 9 215 25

------
829 79 2 2880 113r8 lJ02 r 0 3" I 6015 IB71l
 262

For tht' 1941 VilI~ge Tables we have adopterl the spelling as vr.rified from the list of villages supplied by the District Cellsus Oflicer
The list at su.:h villages i. given below : -..
As shown in ViIla.ge Tables 1931. Spelling adoptcd in Village Tables 1941..

Name. S. No. Namu.

Dharha Dhara (Manui)

(ii)Total populatio~ of this Tehsil as shown ill the Village Tables Ior 1931 is 1.01,151 but actually the components exceed the total "s
there are some prinlioil errors.
 VILLAGE TABLES
DISTRICT POONCH JAGIR. TfHSIL MENDHAR
 264
CENSUS
VILLAGE
District Poonch lIagir
Tehsii Mendhar

Occupied r------ --.---.---------..

Serial Name of Villag" 193 1 houses NO'. of No. of Total l\]uHlitn (utile,.,,)
, -_ _ ..A. _ _
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge , - - - - - - ' - ~

Persons Males Females ~-!ales Females

,r
• 3 4- ,; (; 7 8 9 10' II

Battal 1435 285 16 1427 7:;1 67 u 74" 107 1

I(annah 4n 75 410 2'4 170 r62
"
3 Sehra 862 178 811 4·P
1')0
369 353 291
2708 538 2648 1407 1241 1259 1124
4 Mandhole 1337 28 5 2 1297 680 61 7 562 SI2
5 Thai 1363 3 20 1423 712 7 11 708 70 4
2700 805 2720 1392 132a 1270 1216
6 D"ra Sher Kba.n 137 1 314 3 1493 766 727 766 72,
7 Dabraj 5[2 87 424 229 .I~5 01<) 18 5
1883 401 1917 995 922 985 912
8 Balnoi 1536 337 4 1698 885 8[3 1!1!2 813
9 Gahni '70'2 33 8 1914 10'17 897 1011 887
3238 67S 3612 1902 1710 1883 1700
10 Sagra. " 9 23 185 S 902 492 4 10 379 3 10
II Mankote. 2360 46 0' 2511 1347 llu.J- [3 14 1112

3283 645 3413 1839 1574 1693 1422.

12 Ocllhad r498 339 I) 1526 79'" 73(> 79 0 73 6

13 SeJanl 541 104 819 321 298 295 27 1
14 Kasblari 1311 282 1484 775 709 770 70'S
'"-
3360 725 3829 1886 1743 1855 1712
[S ChhajaIah 2445 48 3 7 2637 138 7 125 0 1376 124I
2445 483 2637 1387 1250 1376 1241
16 Maidan 63 8 133 8 668 334 334 31 0 3 18
Jegal 263 57 285 153 13 2 153 13 2
!~ Thera 30 7 66 296 143 _ 153 143 153
19 TDpa 897 18 5 1003 521 4 82 5 21 482
20 Bhati Dhar 80. 182 824 439 385 42 9 377
2807 623 3076 1690 1486 1558 1462
21 Banola 974 I~7 9 1033 536 497 536 497
22 Chhatral 294 .~9 302 17[ 13 1 17 1 13 1
23 Narcl 45 2 85 498 '72 226 27 2 '22()
24 Chhnn~aD 1314 226 1410 734 67" 734 (J7(;
25 Kalaban 955 J7 2 1108 590 50 9 599 5 Ot l-
3989 729 4351 2312 2039 2312 203&
26 PathanantiI 311 4 go IO 484 248 23u 241l 230
27 Salwah [9 1 4 313 1971 10'58 9 13 10'39 900
2298 403 2455 1306 1149 1287 1136-
28 Bhera SS[ 100' II 918 453 465 445 459
29 Dhllra,_nab 1347 279 1469 80'1 668 666 568
2198 439 23a7 1264 1133 1111 1027

3 0 Ari 2188 40'3 n 2340 120'4 1136 lOS2 10' 2 9

3 1 Sarhoti 495 99 684 310 274 30 7 269

2683 602 2924 1514 1410 1388 1298

1941

TABLES

______ __ ._ _ _1941
__ POPULATION
_ _ _ _ _ _ ._ _ _ _ _•• _ _ _ _ _ _
~
~
~
J
.
_
.
Muslim (Shias) Hilldus Sikhs Duddhi"t3 Others· Total literates
___ ....A.. ______ ____,
~----. ,---- -----, ~---.
,-----~

Males Females Males Females Males Females Malcs Fema.les Males Females Males 1"emaieP

I3 I3 I4 IS I6 I7 I8 I9 20 Ilr 2" 2;

:; 5 56
6
17 ,. 44
64
34
52 8 14 (lo

17 12 113 91 8 t4 122
19 18 65 87 34 38
4 7 42
23 Z5 as 87 3t 80
\38
10 [0
5

10 10 43
3 37
6 [0 20

8 10 57
97 86 16 14 4
2' 33 30 4 8'
87 88 18 36 s:a SO 89
28 6
26 27 41
5 4 30
31 31 99 7

II 9 105

11
24
•
16
105
27

8
19
10 8 24 1

3. 2. 78
8
10
14
23
23

78
19
z J 8 4 6 49
9

:; 6
2

3
3 a
" 9
• 88
21
.3 1 98 4 2: 68 1<>

II 8 134 88

59 49 58 53
":5
t

5
89

77
10
6
3 5 XlI

82 54 &1 &3 6 5 89 8
 :.:66

Occupied -- ------------ ___.._---

Serial Nallle of Village. 193 1 houses :t.o. 01 No. <II Totill Muslim ("the.. )
,.-- _ _ __A.... _ _ _ ,
No. Population 19i' Circle Charge , - - - - - - " - - - - - - . ,
rer.OllS Mule. 1; cmales Male" Female

J: 3 4 5 C) Ii 9 10 II

32 Gohlad 21 43 jII 13 2344 1214 ] 130 llJ'IJ 110'-;

2143 511 2344 1214 1130 1178 1108

33 Kotan 4'° 87 14 4B4 239 ~45 '33 l3'l

34 Dhargluon 251>0 499 2848 '475 1373 14(>5 '36~

3006 586 3332 1714 1618 1698 1603

.15 Ghalhota 2294 ·454 15 2417 l27lJ JH)O I~Jq lI()o!

2294 454 2417 1279 1198 1239 1162

3(> Harni 2h7 6~ 10 321 18.) 130 I(JS 13 1

37 Gorsahi 211l.'; 39'l 2315 I'7i! log7 II()5 94 8
3~ Parat 40\) h] 415" 220 Io)_) ao 195
3Q Jaranwali GaH 156 33 205 Il7 ~8 II7 HI!
40 Kallar Mohra 61 4 95 692 j(jo .HZ ]()o H'
3628 658 4008 2160 1848 2030 1694

41 Nakkamanjhari "74 :2'10 17 1291 713 578 7"7 57 u

42 NaT Khas ·P4 95 572 2')0 zao 292 2110
43 ~ta Dhllrian 57' II4 666 355 .3" 355 3 11
44 Sang hoot 801 15 2 981 500 48I 495 47 6
2960 681 3610 1860 1650 1849 1637

45 Draba.h 1 °3'1 IlJO 18 17 1146 t1I3 533 500 435

46 Sohran Kote \ 8b2 13 1 935 4'l4 44' 494 441
47 Samhot CJ2l) 15(' 1033 544 4 H9 489 435
48 Pothah "31l J20 835 4511 377 458 371
3468 597 3949 2109 1840 1941 1682

49 Sane; 74 8 q\) 19 899 47 0 4"9 47 0 1"~

50 Dhundllak 26 9 52 347 184 10J 18 4 lOJ
51 I.asanah 859 140 1040 .540 500 54" 5 00
52 Malhan 268 42 268 132 13 0 132 13 6
53 PhagJab 74 H 12 5 868 4 U7 401 4 67 401
2892 495 3422 1793 1628 1793 1629

54 Hari I39 0 023 20 1518 74 2 77h 7'1 2 77.~

55 Dodi , 477 62 526 208 3~o
'°7 31 7
!,6 Marlwt<: 15 63 ~36 1700 826 874 8,S H07
57 Mo"rab Bichhai 70 3 128 768 390 37 0 3\16 3u7
58 L!'t!,lI~g 232 37 254 14 lJ IoH 133 qq

4365 686 4768 2318 244B 2296 2423

59 Kallar Katal 49 1 85 21 614 322 2~J2 J~~ .'ll

60 Pamrote 2601- 51 428 .,6 20Z !!:!6 202
61 Garital 7 19 IIO 738 383 355 375 343
62 Sanglah II 40 17 1 1275 659 6,6 61 5 57(J
63 D"ndi Dllar 53 0 78 533 260 273 260 273

3144 495 3588 1850 1736 1798 1688

I 22 2085 10<)9 966 IOR6 960
bl Gnnd; . 1710 353
4 2e.
Dharah Mohrab 686 124 848 420 426 4 20
,65 /' ..
2405 477 2911 1525 1386 1512 1380
66 Sanglani 255 46 23 302 I}l 13 1 17 1 13 1
67 Batlyaz lobz 265 1272 6'l2 630 642 63 0

1317 311 1574 813 761 813 761

68 Traran Wali 35·1 70 '4 448 2~8 210 23 8 2IO
6 15 736 3~0 35 6 380 35 6
69 Morah 95
70 Saibln 271 47 325 17 1 154- 171 154-
71 Mahra ~ 4 Go q4 526 254 ~71 254 27 2
7 2 Behram alah 28 3 .59 328 155 173 153 17 2

1183 3&5 2383 1198 1165 1196 1184

73 Chandi M!rb 470 12 5 25 883 328 335 328 "3$

 26 7

__._
1941 POPULATION

Muslim (Shias) Hindus

r-----A- _______ Sikhs Buddhists others· Tot"'- literates
.-------~ ~ r-----'-------.., ,.------A------,
Males Fema1es. Male. Females Males Fp.'maJes Males Females. Males FemaJe<:; 1fale. l'emalr.

III I3 f.I I5 r6 I7 III I!) 110 111 2:! 23

38 22 8<} 7

38 22 89 7

S 6 14
10 () 62

16 15 76
4" 36 2 19 37
40 36 219 37
[7 5 II.
III 144 2 5 96 19

111 144 11 10 120 19

6 8 18
6
5
:; (>

11 13 35

92 81 21 17 13 2
32
55 54 54 II
6 27
147 141 11 t7 181 11
[7
7
II

14 4
4. 4

T
,3
34
7
a 7 21
3 17
13 CJ II 3
12 26 80 4
15
46 6
8 f% 28
44 40 29
2

44 40 8 12 120 8
13 6 73
4
13 6 77

19

19
16
46 :;
t_; I
7 2
2
5
t 89
18
•
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Serial Name of Village 193 1

Occnpied
houses No. of No. of
r----------------- -Mnslim
'J:<ltal
-------
(ottler,),
No. PopuJation 19·" Circle CM~e.------A--~ r---..A..----,.
Persons Males Females Males Fem~le~

z • 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 ]() IT

74 Dogrc 120 23 128 67 59 67 59

500 148 788. 385 394 3115 384
'15Lanjore 1226 253 26 18 1417 728 689 7,8 089
76 BaJa Kote 1462 302 1682 847 835 847 835
2688 655 3099 1575 1624 1575 1524
77 Dabsi 259 8 53 2 27 2734 1341 1393 1341 1393
2698 532 2734 1341 1393 1341 1393
78 Jandrote 218 3 480 28 2350 rI74 II7 6 I I 74 1I76
2183 480 2350 1174 1176 1174 1178
79 Mohra 94 8 294 29 1417 75 1 666 74 2 654
80 Najkyal 36 7 74 361 185 176 4 3
81 Banalah '. 58 5 123 648 35 8 2go 35 8 19O

1900 491 2426 1294 1132 1104 947

82 Maira 13 13 207 30 1104 546 55 8 543 55 8
83 Dhrutti 1202 259 1382 735 647 735 647
2516 488 2488 1281 1205 1278 1205
84 Sandote 582 120 31 842 3 27 315 3 27 3I5
85 Basuni 51 3 104 604 312 292 3 I2 292
1095 224 1246 639 607 639 607
86 Dharatti 1106 236 32 1340 668 67 2 668 672
87 Ram lata 47 8 Il3 634 27 1 26 3 27 I 26 3
88 Sa.u~ah 95 25 122 67 55 67 55
89 Sob ala 398 96 529 275 253 275 253
2077 470 2524 12B1 1243 12B1 1243
go Panjani 68 7 109 33 618 306 310 306 3 10
91 Bhroti 553 162 BB1 435 44 6 435 446
92 Dator 85 0 17 2 B93 440 453 4 29 440
2090 443 2390 1181 1209 1170 1198
93 Palani SID 190 34 845 39I 454 39I 454
94 Tackundi 1070 244 1278 67 I 607 652 59"
1880 434 2123. 1082 1D61 1043 1048
95 Mathraoi 970 246 35 1D68 523 ,~45 J2 7
96 Maodhetar 894 196 960 49 2 45 8 39 £9
1884 442 2018 1016 1003 51 28
97 Manjhan 1923 439 36 2155 102S II27 995 loRD

1923 438 2155 1028 1127 99& 1080

98 Khandar 1II7 259 37 1361 654 697 61 5 666
1117 259 1351 65. 697 615 668

./
TOTAL 9r8 a; r8367 r07704 5 2537 49 r67 49998 46]fII

·Other~M 6F have returned no religion.

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194' POPULAHON
. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ ._. _A..
------._---_._--------------------., TQto.l literates
Mcslinl (Shia~) HinJlls Sikhs HuJdhist. Others·
, - _ _ _____.A-
---~ r- ---~~--·-1
, - _ _ _ .A.. _ _ _ , , - _ _ _ ...A..._~ ,--_ _ . __ J _ _ ~

r---____..A.---,
Males FcnlalC"'s 1\ial~s Females ~f"l~s Females 'Iales Females lIh!es Females MalE!!. Females

12 T3 I; 16 I7 18 I9 20 ;JI 22 2J

20
H
60

103
49
4S
hI 9

61 9

9 12 42
181 173 17
12

190 185 71
%J
43
3 64

9
8

17
36
4
4
9
63

9
T3
II 13 13

11 13 35
18
19 15 52

19 15 70
5 0S 53 6 3 z 27
453 439 2b

961 975 3 2 53 2

33 47 16
33 47 46
39 31 18

39 31 18
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39 0 398 2023 I9 68 II7 "4 9 6 1482 3 I3 6
 isARAMULLA DISTRICT.
Ba.ramulla, previously desigmlted Kashmir The Sri Partapsinghpora Tehsil with its
North in our Census reports, is the 'largest of the headquarters at Badgam is the southern part of
three districts forming the Kashmir Province the Baramulla District. To the west and south-
the total area of which is 8,539 sq miles; west the tehsil is bounded by the Pir Panjal
the Baramulla District covers 3,3I7 sq. miles. range; Poonch is on the other side of the water
It consists of three tehsils named Uttarmachi- shed. To the east and south-east lie the Srinag-ar
para, Baramulla and Sri Partapsinghpura; their Khas and Pulwama Tehsils of the Anantnag
areas are 2,239 sq. miles, 590 sq. miles and District. The area is 488 sq. miles. The
488 sq. miles respectively. climate is very good.
To the north the district stretches to the Taking the district as a whole the rainfall
Burzil and Kamri passes which lead to the Astore may be said to be adequate but there are areas
District. To the south and south-west it is such as the Kandi tracts of Baramulla and
bounded by the Pir Panjal range, beyond which Badagam Tehsils and the Lolab and other smaller
lies Poonch and to the north-west and west by valleys of the Handwara Tehsil where partial
the Muzaffarabad District. To the east the Great or even complete failure of crops is Ireq uently
Himalayan range saparates it from the Kargil due to insufficient rain. The lowlying areas of
Tehsil of the Ladakh District; to the south and the Baramulla and Badgam Tehsils on the left
south-east it marches with the Srinagar Khas bank of the Jhelum river are marshy and subject
T ehsil of the Anantnag District. to flooding and loss of crops during periods of
heavy rain.
The Uttarmachipora Tehsil (2,239 sq.
miles) is the largest tehsil in the Kashmir Province. The headquarters of the district and tehsil
I t spreads across the whole northern part of the of the same name are both locatecl at Baramulla
district. It contains two Niabats; one has its which town is on the main Jhelum Valley Road.
headquarters at Sopore and the other at The headquarters of the Uttarmachipora and Sri
,Gurais. Climate varies according to altitude Partapsinghpora Tehsils are at Handwara and
and position. Some villages in the Gurais Badgam respectively and the tehsils are more
Niabat are located at over 8,000 ft.; those frequently referred to by these silOrter names.
are naturally very cold and snow bouna in winter
but delightfully cool and pleasant in summer. 2. Population.---The population of the dis-
Other villages at a iittle over 5,000 ft., with trict in 1931 was 559,828; at the recent census
a southern aspect such as Zainagir can be it was 612,428. In 1931 the figures for the
unpleasantly hot in summer and not too cold in three tehsils were Handwara 247,849;' Baramalla
winter. The tehsil contains many beautiful 149,009, and Badgam 162,970; at the recent
valleys the Mest known of which are possibly the Census they were 274,942, 162,903 and I74,583
high Gurais valley consisting of the upper reaches in the same order. The nnmo8r of occupied
,of Kishenganga river and the Lolab valley. houses in the whole district at the recent Census
The Wular lake lies at its south-eastern end. was I06,573 to which must be added 536 occupied
boats to give us an average family of 5.7 per
The Baramulla Tehsil . (590 sq. miles) occupied house or boat. Of the total population
is in the centre of the district and lies between the 59°,936 or over 96 per cent. are Muslims. Of
south of Uttarmachipora and the north of Sri the Muslims 39,524 are Shias; the rest with
Partapsinghpura. It is bounded on the east very few exceptions, belong to the main Sunni
by the left bank of the Jhelum river and on the sect. Hindus number 12,919, Sikhs 8AS8 and
west by the Pir Panjal range. The climate at Others II5. The great majority of the Hindus
the lower altitudes is warm in summer and fairlv belong to the Kashmiri Pandit community.
cold in winter. The higher altitudes are distinctly Most of the population are of the same original
cold in winter, and experience heavy snowfall, race. With the exception of a few Pathans,
but delightfully cool in summer. Gulmarg, the Punjabis and others the Muslims are what are
well known hill-station, is situated on the slopes termed Kashmiri Muslims; . these and the
-of the Pir Panjal; it has a population of pro- Kashmiri Pandits are of the same stock and are
bably 4,000 in the summer season but no popula- the true indigenous inhabitants. The ancestors
tion at the time the Census is taken except men of the present Kashmiri Muslims were Hindus
.acting as bungalow chowkidars. previous to the commencement of conversions to
Islam from 140u A. D. onwards. Sikhs are for occupied instead of sitting about in the village::;
the most part non-indigenous and belong to the doing nothing and constitntes an export of
Punjab tribes by origin. A very few may be labour. Since this seasonal migration OCCurs
descended from Kashmiri converts to Sikhism. in the winter the population as recorded by the
The distribution of communities throughout the Census is naturally affected but as the movement
tehsils is much the same as the proportion for has heen annual for the past several decades it
the whole dist; ict. There are only 339 Shias ill shoulll not have much effect on the comparison
Uttarmachipora (Eandwara Tehsil) out of a of population figures as a \vhole for any district
totHl of 265,954 Muslims whereas there are 18A8~ for this decade and the last. .
and 20,697 Shias in Baramulla and Sri Partap-
singhpora (Badgam) out of totals of 155,135 and Sa\vyers from Handwara and Baramulla
169.(347 Muslims respectively. Hindus in Hand- Tehsils go to Karnah in the Muzaffarabad District
wara and Baramulla at 5.497 and 5,051 respective- and to Murree, Swat and other forest areas
ly are practically equal in numbers but not in outside the State in considerable numbers
proportion since the former has a much larger every winter as there is little work for them in
population. There are only 2,371 Hindus in their own localities during this season.
Hadgam. Sikhs total 3.473. 2.630 and 2,355 in
Handwara, Baramulla and Badgam respectively. Groups of Bhaggats or Bands, the local
There are 1,385 occupied villages in the whole name for a tribe of itinerant musicians who
district; the tehsil numbers are Handwara 562, form a class of their own, visit the Punjab every
Baramulla 355 and Badgam 468. For further ",inter. They specialise in folk dances and are
details a reference is invited to the tables. well rewarded for their performances which are
reputed to be very popular wherever they go
The increase in population for the whole especially amongst audiences of Kashmiris living
district is only 52,600 or 9.39 per cent. against in the Punjab. A number of professional beggars
10.29 per cent. for the whole State. The per- known as 'Kuli Faqirs' inflict themselves
centage increases for the tehsils individually are on the Punjab every year and are said to collect
IO.g, 9.13 and 7.1 for Handwara, Baramulla and good sums of money in the form of alms.
Badgam respectively. No particular reasons
can be given for the lower rate of increse in the A large number of profeSSional ponymen
case of Badgam. It may be due to an increased known as markbhans are engaged in the transport
exodus of men in search of work in British India of merchandise, grain, fuel and personal luggage
during the winter but this is not borne out by to various other districts of the Kashmir Province
the percentage of males and females at the time and the Frontier Districts. They go to Astore,
of the Census. It may be due to the movement Gilgit, Skardu, and Leh; in fact to any place
of people from villages in this tehsil to Srinagar if the rate of payment is to their liking. They
city which is OIl its borders since the population carryon their itinerant trade throughout
of Srinagar City has increased by nearly twice the year in those areas where movement is
the percentage increase for the whole State. possible.
In the absence of clear evidence one cannot be
dogmatic on the subject. Much of the labour employed in the factories
and workshops of Srinagar is supplied by the
3. Migrations.-There have been no migra- inhabitants of the villages of the adjacent
tions during the decade having a permanent Badgam Tehsil. All these movements affect
effect on the population. Such movement as the male element of the population only and are
there is may be termed seasonal. Throughout purely temporary.
the district there is little agricultural activity
during the winter and there is more than ample Immigrants are chiefly the Bakarwals of the
labour available to attend to such field work as Poanch, Mirpur and Rajouri Districts of the
may require to be done. Large numbers of men Jammu Province who bring their flocks and
from all tehsils go to the Punjab and North herds in the early summer to the pastures of the
Western Frontier· Provinces of British India districts as soon as they can and depart again
every winter in sGarch of employment as labourers before the winter commences.
in order to supplement their incomes from their
small agricultural holdings. They usually A cert ain number of men come to the district
leave in November and return about March. from Kangra in the Punjab in connection with
Since there is little work in the nature of cottage timber floating operations. They are expert in
industries, or in connection with local industries, this work and are imported by the various forest
this exodus is a good thing. It keeps the men contractors operating in the district. A certain
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number of Baltis enter the district to work as living in the lOCality. It 1S a nutritious food.
road coolies. Some is exported.
Sadhus and professional beggars from In Badgam Tehsil rice is by far the most
British India flock to the district in tne summer important crop and. the production is well in
mostly on their way to Srinagar. Their avowed excess of local requirements. Maize is also an
object is to visit the sacred places of Kashmir important crop in the unirrigated areas and in
but they are said to be very successful in the villages at an a.ltitude too high to produce rice.
collection of alms iTem the public on the way. Wheat is a poor third. Oil seeds amI pulses are
produced in fair quantities.
Every summer there is a l2.rge influx of
visitors from all over India. A ctrtain number Price levels for food grains were comparatively
have built houses in and near Baramulla town high at the beginning of the decade due to floods
under the Ijazatnama system and have become in 1931. Prices fluctuate with the seasons;
annual visitors. during the greater part of the period under
review they were below the levels for the previous
4. Agriculture.--The chief crops are rice, decade. In 1940 sharp increases occurred owing
maize and wheat; the area under each is given to the general increase of prices due to the world
by the Wazir of the district as 128,5I8, I27,957 war.
and 55,318 acres respectively. Barley, trumba,
pulses and oilseeds are also grown. The Singhara. The area under gardens and orchards at the
a species bf water-nut, is of local importance in end of the decade is given at 8,168 acres against
areas bordering the Wular lake. 8,227 in 1931. This apparent reduction of 59
acres does not reflE!ct the true position. The area
At the beginning of the decade a large area under gardens and orchards is probably
of the Handwara Tehsil, lying to the west of the much in excess of the figure given. During
Wular lake, was irrigated by the opening of .the the decade there has been a distinct tendency to
Zainagir canal which takes its water from the plant up any spare land, especially karewas, with
Madmatti stream a few miles to the north of fruit trees of various kinds in addition to the
Bandipur. The construction of the canal was conversion of • l\laidani and Banjar ' land
commenced in the previous decade when most into gardens and orchards. The misleading
of the area now irrigated was arid and desolate. figure given for total acreage under gardens and
Handwara Tehsil as a whole used not to produce orchards is attributed by the Wazir of the district
more than enough rice to meet local requirements to the fact that lands shown in the Rel'"enue
except in a particularly good year and the addi- Records as • Maidani and Banjar Qaditn'
tion of the area irrigated by the Zainagir canal according to the classification of soil' sanctioned
is of considerable local importance. Maize pro- at the time of the last Settlement, are still
duction in the tehsil is more than sufficient in shown as such and the large areas of land since put
a normal year and some is exported to the under gardens and orchards are not reflected by
neighbouring tehsil of Karnah and otheT ad- the figures shown in revenue papers. There
jac~nt lccalities wr.ere there is a demand. would appear to be no doubt at all that land
under gardens and orchards is being increased
In Baramulla 'rehsH rice is the most important extensively to produce money crops in the form
crop; maize comes next. Seme areas are not of vegetables and fruit. San Jose scale continues
seH-supporting in the case of rice and for the to oe a serious fruit trce pest throughout the
most part rely on maize as their staple food. Kashmir valley in spite of the attention given
This is particularly the case in the Kandi illaqas to the problem of its eradication by the
and in areas where water is insufficient for irriga- Agriculture Department.
tional purpcses or villages are situated at an
altitude teo bigh for the prcduction of rice. A large variety of vegetables is grown; the
There is little if any surplus rice for export but more important are potatoes, cabbage, cauli-
maize is exported to the Muzaffarabad and flower, capsicum, beans of all kinds, peas,
Peanch Districts in considerable quantities. turnips, spinach, tomatoes, onions and aU the
Wheat prcduction is small and some is imported kinds indigenous to the district. Fruit produced
to meet the requirements of bakers in the towns consists of apples, pears, strawberries, plums,
and larger villages where there is a demand peaches, apricots, cherries, grapes, almonds.
for wheat food. The water-nut called Singhara walnuts, pomegranates and melons. Plums
has considerable importance for villages on the grow wild and profusely in parts of the lower
Wular lake and is the staple diet for many of those forest areas of the Handwara Tehsil. This
 274
fact suggests that the locality might be particu- of cocoons is another cottage industry; this
larly suitable for orchards planted up vI'1th gOJd is under the control of the Sericlllture Depart-
strains of stone fruit. Facilities for marketing ment in Srinaga;_·.
leave much to be desired although efforts to
improve matters have continued throughout the There are willow plantations in suitable
decade. The district as a whole, and the areas and the various operations connecte(l with
Tehsils individually, produce ample fruit and the production a:1d utilisation of these provides
vegetables for their own requirements but the a certain amount of employm:::nt for those living
people do not eat as much of either as they in the localities. The people of Badgam in areas
should tCJ maintain a balanced diet. Fmit, adjacent to Srinagar get employment in fair
especially apples, is exported in large quantices- numbers in the Silk Factory at Srinagar.
also walnuts and almonds. There is room for
development in the production, marketing and Markhhans arc found in an t~hsils in hir
export of laore fruit and vegetables frOIll the numb~rs but mostly in Handwara and Rtdgam.
whole area. Those in Handwara are lUOStly eng-agel in the
transp~)ft of· grain ani other m~rcl!aniis~~ to
A nuniber of small fairs is held throug:lOut the neighbouring hilly are~s and ~o Asbrc, Gilgit
year in all tehsils but the purpose of these is not and Lad:lkh_ The B.ldgam ann B.lramulla
primarily for the sale and interchange of agri· markbhans are chicfly engaged in the carriage
cultural ff)duce. For the most part they are of shali and other agricultural produce to colLc-
connected with religious observances. tion ghats on the Jhelum l<ivcr and b Ba.ramulla
and Srinagar. Tiwy also get employment in
5. Industries and Labour.---The most connection with the carriage uf mc~rchandise
important source of income other than agriculture and ba:!,"gage to Gulmart5" e1uring the visitors
is work in the forests. Handwara Tehsil con- season from May to Odober each year.
tains valuable and extensive forests of deochr,
pine and fir. Large numbers of the local people H.oad construction and maintenance works
are employed in tne felling and sawing of timber and the construction of houses and other build-
and in the collection, marking and floating of ings give employment to some mO!n in all te11sils.
the resulting logs, beams, scantlings etc. The A larg-e number from the Badgam and Baramulla
forests located in the Baramulla and Badgam Tehsils work: during- the visitors season as casual
Tehsils are worked also but thev are not so labourers and in various capacities in Srinagar,
extensive as those in the Hand,,;ara Tehsil. Gulmarg, Baraml1][a and at other tourist centres.

There are mineral deposits in the district The I ates for unskilled labour vary from six
but at present thes8 are not \vorked to any annas to tw~lve anna.s per day in connection
appreciable extent if at all. It has yet to be seen with forests, roads, factories, quarries, canals,
whether they can be worken on a commercial brick-kilns and transport. Agricultural labourers
scale. get :five to six annas. \Veavers, calico printers,
gabha makers ancI embroidery workers earn
Baramulb town is the centre of the few about eight annas a day_ Anizans C<lrn from
existing organised industries. These are the about H.e. I per day in the case of bla::ksmiths
manufacture of matches, the extraction of san- to about Rs. I-R-o per day for furniture and
tonine and by-products from artemisia and the cabinet makers. Naturally all these rates
production of half-wroughts from walnut and fluctuate according to the season and the demand.
other woods for supply to the rifle hctories in In the summer there is plenty of work for every
British India. The last named industry is con- one but in the winter months most of the popula-
trolled by the Forest Department. Baramulla tion have very little to do.
has also developed into an important centre for
the export of fruit and walnuts. 6. Means of Subliatence and indebtedness. -
The absence of reliable data makes it impossible
Wool spinning and weaving is a cottage to give any accurate information as to the means
industry throughout the district. Good lois, of subsistence and the amount of indebtedness.
puttoos and blankets are produced; the blankets No economic survey has been carried out and
and woollen materials made by the villages of until this is done all that is possible is to discuss
Khuihama and Bandipora in the Handwara general tendencies.. The Wazir of the district
Tehsil have acquired a reputation for quality. recognises these limitations and claims on
aCCUfilCY for the fig-ures he has kindly sJ.pplied.
The rearing of silk worms and the production He estimates the average annual income and
 275
expenditure per htad to be Rs. 51 and Rs. :;'2 their crops are mortgaged in advance to their
respectively. The ligures for income cover creditors. It is doubtful if the district can
estimated receipts from land, labour, silk-worms support an increase in population at the rate of
rearing and miscellaneous sources such as roughly 10 per cent. every decade for long in the
weaving, dairy produce and poultry. The figures absence of increased development of all resources.
for expenditure cover cost of food, extras There is one economy the people can practice
such as tea, tobacco and salt, clothing, ceremonies without hardship and without difficulty; that is
connected with marriages and deaths, cost of a reduction of expenditure on ceremonies con-
agricultural implements and bullocks and make nected with marriages and deaths. The great
provision to the extent of Rs. 5 per annum nnder majority of the people are very conservative and
miscellaneous. \Vhilst he admits the existence it is by propaganda, education and example
of indebtedness he thinks this is not slIch as rather than by precept that this economy will be
to cause alarm. It must be notie-ed that the brought about.
figures quoted cover normal conditions only.
Damage by floods, which occur at intervals in 7. Education.--The number of persons.
some arcas, and the failure of timely rains so shown as literate for the whole district was 26,758
essential for the success of crops in unirrigated out of a population of 612,428; this is 4.3 per
areas, have serious effects on the economy of a cent. Of these 24,707 were males and 2,05!
village population. Loans mly be obtained and females. For the different tehsils the figures
taccavi advances sanctioned but these have to are Handwara 13,I95, Baramulla 8Aw and
be repaid. The expenditure figures make no Badgam 5,153; females are included in each
provision for the liquidation of debts. Indebtecl- case. The percentage in each tehsil, to the
ness may not be increasing f'xcept at a very small nearest decimal, is Handwara 4.8, Baramulla
rate but there is no indication that the average 5.2 and Badgam 3. These figures are poor-
zamindar is in a position to liquidate, except at very poor in the case of Badgam.
a very slow rate, the heavy load of accuOlulate(l
debt which he is believed to carry. The various educational institutions are
distributed as follows;-
Regular Settlement operations have been
carried out in all tehsils and tIle prices then Handwara I High School, 4 Middle Schools
assumed for assessment purposes compare for boys, 77 Primary Schools
favourably with the price levels obtaining for the for boys, and I Middle School
main food crops during the decade. From and 6 Primary Schools for
this point of view price levels were satisfactory Girls.
but the fact remains that they were lower than
the average during the decade 1921-30. The Baramulla I Intermediate College, 2 High
cost of all commodities the zamindar requires Schools, 4 Middle Schools, 39
has risen considerably since Settlem~nt operations Primary Schools for boys and I
and whilst it is correct to say that revenue assess- Primary School for girls.
ment rates leave no room for complaint there is
no rcason to believe that prices for all commo- The Intermediate College at
dities, including agricultural prod~ce, were, on Baramulla, St. Joseph's, is
balance, in favour of the 7,amindar. Prices under the control of Catholic
during the earlier part of the pn.vious decade were ·Mission Society.
high for all commodities as a result of the war of
1914-18 and its repercussions. A similar tendency Badgam 4 Middle Schools, 32 Primary
was noticeable in 1940 and at the time of writing Schools for boys and 2 Primary
has assumed the proportions of a menance to Schools for girls.
those not possessing land or possessing too little
to support themselves and their families. In dis- In addition there are 25 Maktabs, 3 Pathshalas
cussing price levels for food grains and the means and 3 Aided Schools spread throughout the
of subsistence for a population which is largely district. .
agricultural it must not be forgotten that large
numhers of zamindars do not possess a holding Educational facilities are insufficient
sufficient to support themselves and their depen- particularly in the c<: se of Handwar.a and Badgam:
dents for the whole year. Futher a large Handwara is a large tehsil consisting of many
number is believed to be in the clutches of money- v~lleys cut off !rom one another particularly in
lenders to such an extent that they get little WInter and requlIes a larger number of schools in
benefit from improved prices for food grains as proportion to the population than either
Baramulla or Badgam. Baramulla and Badgam (c) Nandris Pir's Tomb at Magam near
areboth nearer to the greater educational facilities Trehag-am (Handwara).
in Srinagar and both are more compact. Bara-
mulla is clearly the best provided with educational (d) Dhyanesh,var T'>mple at Simathan
facilities. The figures for Badgam are very (Handwara).
poor. The provision of a High School and a
considerable increase in the number of Primary (e) Stone boulders at Nagaradbal and
Schools would appear to be necessary. Harnipora (Handwara). "

8. Health Condition and Drinking Waier.----- (f) Ancient Hindu temple ruins at Pat tan
Health conditions are said to be good on the Kanlibagh, Dewar-Ikmanpura and
whole. There are six government disperl::nries, Sumbal-Indrakot (Baramulla).
one subsidised dispensary and two subsidised
Unani Hakims in Handwara; five dispensaries, (g) Ruins of Buddhist period at Fatchgarh
one sanatorium for tuberculosis and a number of and Bndamulla (Baramulla).
Unani and Ayurveclic practitioners in Baramulla;
three government dispensaries and one subsidised (h) Ruins at Chodura. (Badgam).
dispensary in Badgam. The existing facilities
are said to be inadequate particularly in the (i) Cave at Him said to belong to the period
case of Hanclwara. Urgent cases from Badgam of Abhinava Gupta Acharya about"
and Baramulla can more easily be brought IOOO A. D. (Badgam).
into Srinagar hospitals for treatment. The
Tuberculosis Sanatorium, located at Tangmarg, (ii) The more important fairs are :---
has been provided not for the treatment of cases
from Baramulla only but for the whole Kash- (a) Baba Abdullah Sahib's fair in Baisakh
mir province. Most of the cases treated come at Guzarial (Handwara).
from Srinagar City.
(b) Baba Shukar Din Sahib's fair in Har
The people appear to prefer indigenous at WaHab (Handwara).
methods of treatment as they are cheaper. (c) Dhyaneshwar cave fair in Sawan at
Except for parts of the Handwara T ehsil there is Simathan (Handwara).
little malaria; such cases as occur in Baramulla
and Badgam are mostly contracted outside their (d) Papachau Nag fair in Chet at Papachan
areas. All tehsils are affected by epidemics of (Handwara).
small-pox, cholera and typhus. During the
decade such outbreaks were kept well in check. (e) Singhpora fair on Baiqakhi (BaramuIla).
The supply of medicines at dispensaries is said
to be inadequate. (I) Nand Keshvar's fair in Jeth at Seer
J agir (Baramulla).
Drinking water supplies are mostly derived
from streams and springs. In Handwara (g) Ziarat Sayed Haji fair in Maghar, Poh
Tehsil supplies are reported to be neither ade- and Magh at Kareri (Baramulla).
quate nor good. Tap water has been made
available at Pattan and Gulmarg in Baramulla (h) Pir Dastgir's fair in Baisakh at Palhalan
but supplies in the Kandi illaqa of this tehsil (Baramulla).
are said to be poor and inadequate. In Badgam
the supply is generally good; tap water supplies (i) Koti Tirath (Baramulla).
have been made available at Charar-i-Sharif
and at Badgam the tehsil headquarters. (j) Ziarat Baba Rishi Sahib's fair in Chet
(Baramulla).
9. Miscellaneous. --(i) The following places
are of archaeological or religious interests :-- (k) Ganga Jatan fair in Bhadon (Badgam).

(a) Ruins of Ramknnd Temple at Farkian (1) Pushkarpura fair in Bhadon (Badgam).
(Handwara).
(m) Charar-i-Sharif fair in Maghar (Badgam).
(b) Shardamai Temple at Guglusa (Hand-
wara). (n) Pakharpora fair in Bhadon (Badgam).
(0) Iskandarpora fair in Sawan or Bhadon number of other fairs at places having some
(Badgam). religious significance in all three tehsils.
lp) Eiru cave fair in Har (Badgam). (iii) His Highness' Government have
constructed an aerodrome at Dam:>dar Uddar
In addition to those mentioned there are a in Badgarn some eight miles from Srinagar.
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CENSUS
VILLAGE
District Baramurfa
Tehsii UU.armadlililUa
Occupied r----------.-- ----.------ .- ----..-..-.-
Name of Village 193 1 bouses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
Seria.l.
No. Poplllo.tion 1<)41 Circle Charge r--. ----'-----...... r----"----,
p(·rson~ MaJe. Females Males Females

I /I .1 -I S 6 7 8 9 10 II

670 ~6() :;:(jt;

I Budh Numbal 538 92 30 4 303
2 Gund Zun Re.bi 37 2 85 449 25 2 197 25 1 197
3 Panjagam 1637 343 1861 992 859 989 85\1
Dardpora N ai Han 1392 280 1578 79{> 782 795 782
" 3939 800 4448 2344 2104 2338 2104

5 Chowki Bal 146 21 2 142 78 64 78 04

6 Tamina 34 0 52 310 I67 143 10-, 143
H,frada 828 124 822 433 31lo 433 3~9
7 231 12 5 10(1 12 5
8 Sher Kot 23 0 54 :IOO

4 19 93 466 260 23 6 21 7 234

9 Amar Garh 481 224 245
10 Manjgam 43 8 79 257 220

2401 423 1442 1261 1181 1246 1175

II Tulwllri 125 22 3 110 62 4~ 62 48

J2 Dolipora 349 72 408 214 192 197 lllo
13 Chora Pawa. uB 20 130 63 67 63 67
14 Sunamula 268 62 295 15 6 139 ISS 139
49 8 96 528 268 260 267 260
15 Kukrusa 110
16 ZaHer Khanl 108 20 (n
40 61 40

1466 198 1679 824 755 806 743

17 Wilgam 81 5 174 957 5 13 444 459 4°0

18 Chak Bakhshl 43 10 49 23 26 23 2('

19 Panju Dangri 9 19 189 169 499 4 60 497 46u

20 Chera. Mandl l35 19 1111 55 60 55 60

1912 392 2080 1090 990 1034 946

21 Taratpora 40 9 61> 384 17q 20 5 179 20 5

2~ Pa.chhakot 231- 47 226 II~ I08 lIS 108

23 Gund La.ssa Shah 41 9 411 21 2.1 21 25
223 37 223 1'4 109 II4 IOC;
24 l{a\muna 108 591 292 299 29 0 296
25 Dahma 52 4
1431 267 1470 724 746 722 743

26 Lun Hari 5 10 101 6 539 288 25 1 282 243

27 Rashanpura 7BI uS 8D7 4 10 397 40 5 395
28 Milyal 602 III 644 339 30 5 339 3 05
'29 Farikhi!l 35 6 62 387 210 177 :uo 177
Kachahama Ior4 185 963 5 18 445 5 16 443
30 692 34 1 351
31 Darda. Hare Kb.arguntl 637 142 33" 35 1

3900 735 4032 2106 1926 2091 1914

839 155 1 857 46 7 39 0 46 7 3( 1)

3 2 Warasun &72 302 27 0 302 27"
33 Gazarial 573 97
774 149 886 459 42 7 459 42 7
34 Dardasun Rlshlgun.l 760 3 83 37 6
35 Karalpora 65 0 13 6 377 3 81
289 56 306 144 162 144 162
3 6 Suntipora 67 33 3~ 33
62 JJ 34
37 Sulyun 292 146 146 146
3 8 Sham Nag 246 46 146

3433 850 3740 1928 1812 1827 1810

Rawat Pura 461 98 8 477 2IO 267 210 26 7

39 286 146 140 146 J4 0
40 Batpur 301 59
377 83 389 192 197 192 197
4I Olulla. 95 548 280 268 275 262
42 Shulura 493
95 18 77 44 33 8
43 Salamat Wan 188 87 101 1''7 101
44 Chbampur 133 .39
18 3 18 10 8 10 8
4S Wowirpur 60 11 58 28 30 2R 3" .
46 Gufa Ba1
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1941
T.!'o,BLES

1941 POOI'ULA"UOM
.. _ _ _ ~.A.. ___ ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ ._ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - ._ - - - - -- -----~ -- -~

Muslim (Shias) Hinlus Sikhs Buddhists Others· rolal literates

r--- __ ~ ___ ~ r-------A.--~ ,-- _ _A ----. r·-~--A..···---" r-- ___ ...A.. __ . --~
r---___."A_-------"'\
1\[0 les Females Maks Females Males Females :\falcs "Fomales Males Females Males Fem l,es

:1:3 16 I9 20 ill .J~ 23

.12 15

1
1 3
3 3';
II

6 51

.S
•
6
3
(, 6 4 24

9 2
• 4 36

<)

.6

19 12 27
01
54 H
IS

56 44 76
14
"
8
., 17

2 3 41

Ii 1I
5
~
16
1 3
8
8
2 12
15
" 70
11 12 4
8
8
,.,
%I

2 57
22
3
;ZI

:> 6 9
36 33 19

2
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Occupied ,------ - ----~-- _.. _..

Serial Name of Villa&e 1931 houses No. of No. oj Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 194 1 Circle Charge --,--------, ~----,
Persons Males Females Males FernaIp9

5 6 "7 8 Q J!
J II 3 4
'"
47 Chubar Pur 177 z(> 211 lor, 102 lOY lOt
48 Padsr Gund 71 II 76 36 01 0 J{' 40
49 Gugalus 482 101 565 288 277 !7'j 27)
50 Bangergund 75 17 17 37 4° 37 40
51 Gundi Moman 120 26 147 72 75 72 75
52 Chera Kat 100 20 114 53 61 53 (Jl

2963 &07 3231 1592 1639 1542 1594

53 Trehagam 1636 30 4 9 175& 8P6 87 0 82 9 1;15

54 Hau)'an Jagir (,°3 104 1>41 34 8 293 34" 293
'55 Hampura 101 29 16& H8 7~ 88 78
56 MUD<l" Kutpura "III 78 441 2Y, 205 23 6 205

27&1 515 3004 1&&8 1446 1501 1421

57 Marhama Jagi.. 3!16 80 10 440 236 lO4 236 "l04
58 Marharna Khalsa 120 22 U9 71 ~8 ()9 58
59 Zira ham 10ug 197 1012 56 2 5 10 500 5 10
60 Owar 2Z;!O 419 2223 II64 [05 Q IJ()O [059
6l Chak Kalilo.. 28 7 47 279 I5 2 J27 15:l '[~7

62 Macha Zab 145 24 164 89 75 8q 7S

63 I\.ac,\\'ar 50 9 95 530 27 6 254 '7° 254
4746 884 4837 2550 2281 2542 2287
(,4 Ludarwan 619 112 11 734 35 0 384 343 377
65 llund 30j 6z 337 190 190 1:47
66 Glllgam 1490 27 2 18iO 889 'f
7 I 859 763
67 Hlr 822 132 9iO 4<l3 ,127 493 4'7
3242 578 3661 1!l2Z 1739 1885 171"
68 Fe1i pura. '212 38 [2 3 248 [4 0 lO~ 140 [08
69 DUdawan 25 0 46 262 13 0 13~ 130 132
70 Kupwara 74 8 191 969 53 2 437 477 4"0
71 Sula Kot 56 7 12 3 U6 361 3~5 359 322
72 Halmatpora 793 146 882 46 3 4 1Y 463 4'9
2670 644 3047 1628 1421 1569 1381

73 Hai Ha01a 408 7 7 28 '3 4575 24 6 7 :.!IOS 2461 '2H)7

74 I.asha Dat 168 39 215 1H; go lI() 99

4255 767 4790 2583 2207 2577 2208
75 Kalaruch 60';,10 1100 14 6902 37 80 3 12J 37:;' 31]0

8090 1100 6902 3780 3122 3751 3110

76 Manig-ah 969 lSI I .~ 1200 655 545 054 545
77 Jangli Kashera 47.5 73 483 'Z7 6 20 7 'Z7b 'Z07
78 l{humeryal J242 219 1419 759 660 749 660
79 Gund Jahangir 184 37 192 II5 77 [J3 77
So Shumerval 153 23 206 Il4 9;J 10 9 92
ll! Chera 1<ot 544 99 663 288 275 284 275
82 Duniwari 214 40 235 128 107 128 rOj
83 KRDtbpora 65 6 Jog 6&8 37 1 2R7 37 1 '11-:;

4437 781 4966 2706 22150 2684 22£0

85 Putushlli 45 8 100 10 638 295 243 2flJ '4'

85 Wa",-ura 52 0 94 670 3II 259 297 25 1
86 Gan!(1L Bug J24 ~7 175 8~, ~R 87 88
87 Tanl!a Cha'k 297 59 326 170 15(, t7° 156
88 nhararnwari 72 J3 69 39 3" 39 30
89 J{hrllsan 493 xOS 585 318 26 7 3 18 26 7
go Sogam Jagir 4 89 97 584 320 20 4 320 204
2453 49& 2B47 1540 1307 1524 129B
9[ Surigam 936 135 17 £18 494 424 494 424
'12 Ga~ILJ II27 167 1147 622 52 5 622 .5 2 5
93 MaidRnpora l062 176 1153 621 53 2 606 528
94 Kullgam 1260 20 7 1267 70 9 .~58 677 529
4385 685 4485 2448 2039 2399 200B
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JY41
_ , _ _ _ ._ _ _ _ .___ .. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ POPut,ATIOH
_ _ __.A..

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Total literates

~ ._---.. .---~ ~ -, ~
Males l~emales Males Fetnale~ Males Females MalElil Females Males Females Males Females

;u I3 I4 I5 I6 I'l r,~ I9 20 :III 23 ~3

(>

9 (,
19 7
:>
I

5G 45 10G 18
56 2,5 71 2
15

3
56 25 89 l

% :II
Z IS
3 29
II

..7
7 68
7 7 100 34
19 2
30 IS 52 1
"110 2

37 25 281 3.
26 :>

.p
69 17
u 13 ,6 86 14
3 60 2
78
e4 2e 13 18 319 38
6 163 21
29

27
• n
192 21

71
27 12 2 71
]

I
t) 21
1
4
3 6
4 II
2
,58 T

18 e 104
I I I
(4 7
12 I
7
2

7
6
15 8 1 42
14
8
[5 i 38 z
32 29 21 :II

47 33 80 4
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Occupied r-- ----- ----- - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. 01 Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Char",e r---- - - " - - - - - - - - - , ,-.------._..A..__...-.....
Person, Males Females Males Females

II 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 IT

<)5 Saiwan 217 29 18 260 45 1IS 145 115

96 Khnrhama. 1608 '45 1601 9' 2• "'79 9 10 6 70
97 Takia Khnrhama 26b 47 275 1 56 II9 15 h 119
98 Sewar Thaudipora 1038 169 1239 6 75 5!J4 6 59 550
99 'Varnu 17ll 249 1913 102 3 ~90 1021 8Sb

4840 739 5288 2921 2367 2897 2346

100 Darapora 1026 19b 19 1151 591 Sllo 5 83 55 0
lor Sogam I'halsa. II93 227 1315 (}99 6)() 653 590
102 Chandigam S-l6 89 654 30 4 25 0 28. 2 37
103 Rakhgund Mancher- 93 22 141 7b (}5 7" 1>5

2838 &34 3161 1670 1491 1593 1442

10·1 I.al Pur 21 9 2 411 20 2406 1280 1~2t~ 1239 1085
[aS Chraligund 149 33 166 86 Bo 8(> 80
106 Ruda Nag 2 73 50 299 162 137 15 g I35
107 Hayatpora 286 53 331 170 161 170 161
108 MU'lum Lolab 13° 30 152 ~6 66 ~I) Db

3030 577 3354 1784 1570 1739 1527

109 Thindusa 139 34 21 164 '.13 71 93 71
no Dardapora 75 1 136 856 449 40 7 448 40 7
[II Makan Sharief Du 68 !! 49 25 '4 25 24
II' Dewarinder Bug 1323 26) 1534 8 30 704 82 7 70 4
II3 Tekipora [1 2 3 26 7 1596 8 79 7 17 8 35 68 5
114 Durachwani 5 20 102 639 34 0 299 340 299
4224 808 483B 2816 2222 2&6B 2190
lIS TaTats
no Kand Khas
3 16
137 0
64
253
•• 330
1483
Ib4
818
.fib
665
J63
783
166
6 40
II7 Kigam 433 87 494 27 2 222 '7' ~22

2125 404 2307 1264 1063 1217 1028

uS Drugmula 177 0 34 2 23 1913 9 85 9 28 977 9)9
II9 ruder llama .1009 208 1021 521. 500 498 4 86
120 Barna Hallla 393 75 416 218 1 98 206 189

3172 62& 3360 1724 1826 16B1 1694

121 Hanjipora 225 32 24 246 1 33 Il3 '33 II3
122 Batargam 554 105 563 29 1 27' .80 26 4
1'3 Tikar 3 87 72 445 2 35 210 r8. '73
[24 Gund Gush '37 43 247 12 7 I2U 58 55
[25 MughaJpur 47 0 69 464 24 8 216 228 20 3
126 Pare Pora 1'4 II 76 48 .8 48 28
12 7 Wari Pur 166 34 184 105 19 lU5 79
128 Rata Mulla 3 06 59 420- .16 20 4 216 204
129 Buhi Pura 5 19 79 59B 299 299 2<)9 299

2988 &04 3243 1702 1541 1&48 1418

13° Kunanbabagund 3 06 58 as 376 185 191 185 19 1
13 1 Pushwar 145 21 158 89 67 89 67
13 2 Bali Pura 79 13 79 43 36 43 36
133 Pazi Pur 5 08 87 645 363 28. 350 2 73
134 Didi Kut 0
4 9 73 445 241 204 241 204
135 G€treeng 273 3[ 269 158 III 69 43
136 Kairhem 389 65 432 2 36 19 6 165 1 36
13"7 Gush 70 + 1 38 B30 434 39 6 4 29 392
2813 48B 3232 1749 1483 1677 1342
138 Bubar Nag 38 6 20 39 22 11 22 17
139 Wegha Bal <)8 14 119 61 58 61 58
'4 0 Haktsar Pur ·54 9 62 35 27 3 -~
I'll Nagy Mal Pur 929 181 1103 5 85 5 18 585 5111
I4 z Ja~ar Pur 5 00 103 612 33 0 282 33 0 282
143 Bramar Iagir '33 52 300 16S 135 162 133
144 Shatll Muqam 71 9 70 37 33 37 33
145 Bramar Khalasa 3 69 73 43& 224 2II 223 211

1212 447 2740 1459 1281 1423 1257

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- -~----

____
------~------~

}IIuslim (S11ias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others'

---'-----, Total literates
-, ,------"- -------, r----A----, , - - . -___ A_~
Males Females Males Ff"malcs Males Females Males Female. Males Females Mal,·s Females

12 I3 14 IS 16 17 18 "9 "0 21 22 2]

.. 3 21
15
i

10 '1
. 13
28

19 14 5 .7 82
8 10
36
4.'i 26 97
23 13 II
2

78 49 146
39 41 85 3
.. 2
5
12
.
43 43 2 106 4
I
15
:&
3 35
43 }2
43
14
47 32 110
1 6
)6 25
57
14
36 25 77
8 9 13
21 14 Z
45
12 9 II

41 32 2 129

l[ 8 20
..
54 37 42
69 6S 41
zo·~ [3
11
3
2
3
28
154 123 180
,~

4
9
1 9 20
26
89 68 68
69 58 z
98
S
170 "
139 2 2
411
281
z
3
6
}2 ~2
lZ
33
I.'i
• 2

I
5
6

38 It 7t
 284

Occupied r--._- ._._ . - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - - - -

1931 huuses No. of No. of Total Muslim ,others)
Serial .N ame uf Village Populati(ln 1941 Circle Charge '--'__ "._A_ _ _ - - . .
r-'-'---"---~
No. p{,TsnnR Males Fema.]cs Males Females

I :I :1 4 5 6 8 Q TO 71

Iff) Kawa War! lagil" 28(> 62- 27 355 [9 lJ 159 1<)6 159
Boat Population 5 26 14 11 Ll II
147 Nut Nu. 10 7 2 21 4 1209 (>55 554- bf9 550
If8 Rada Bug 4 13 80 456 249 20 7
'49 20 7
149 Shidi Pur 95 22 120 (12 58 5\1 56
ISO Watat Khani 19 1 43 215 JIll
·'7 92 74
,2057 421 2355 1280 1076 1245 1048
B.P. I 25 14 11 14 11

15 1 Udhpora 396 69 28 463 247 216 2f6 216

15 2 Khan Para 224 40 260 149 III rfC) III
153 Bata Para Magam 297 54 325 IHI 'f4 174 136
154 Nelipora 345 75 42B 225 203 22,1 203
ISS Magam 1394 260 169B 870 728 84 8 709
156 Soda! 241 42 308 169 139 169 139
2897 540 3382 1841 1541 1811 1514
157 Geri Pora 33 8 53 19 383 l<jj 188 195 IH~
158 Askan l'ora 174 28 172 89 83 89 R3
159 Wagat 199 30 221 II? 104 1[6 104
160 Pazwalpora. 126 25 142 65 77 65 77
161 Upazwani 3 19 62 365 166 199 166 199
162 Pahel Daji 132 28 174 90 84 90 84
163 Pala Para 142 24 158 Sl 77 81 71
Ifl4 Warapora 30 4 53 357 '9' 165 192 165
165 Shoga Para 179 36 207 r09 9B 93 87
Iflh Tam Para 179 33 212 97 lIS 97 II5
167 Kalipora 84 18 101 53 48 53 48
2176 390 2492 1264 1238 1237 1227
168 Sarrnarg 285 53 30 351 191 160 191 160
169 Lilam 254 48 284 142 14' 14' '42
170 WaiSll Kaw Nar 4 85 74 419 226 193 226 193
17 1Kinal 248 63 303 155 148 155 14!!
17 2Hardunu 329 .~6 309 157 152' 157 152
173 Darel 47S 76 488 253 236 249 233
174 Hangni Kot 27 2 37 307 IG8 '39 168 139
175 Sochal Yar! 115 '4 11'1' 69 48 69 48
176 Dugripora 409 61 390 20 9 ,SI 194 181
177 Lacham. Para 348 52 369 188 rBJ 188 lSI

3163 634 3338 1758 1580 1739 lli77

17 8 Khai Para 488 8. 31 5 1i39 2g0 249 ~84 "48
179 Krirn Her 15 6 32 182 76 86 76 86
180 Sat Kojan 708 III 681 374 307 374 30 7
181 Behni Para 675 112 687 366 32I 31[
10] 357
182 Raj Pura 50 3 587 309 288 309 288
1 8 3 Shatigam 246 37 237 124 II3 124 II]
18f Nicha Barna 289 5· 2BB 153 135 '53 135
3065 526 3191 1692 1499 1677 1488
18 5 Yamler
186 Bawan Watsar
r 19b
4 29
29
56
3" 188
343
112
200
76
If3
II2
200
76
143
187 Wara Para 233 46 269 135 134 135 134
188 Chinja Mula 3 24 50 293 158 '35 1.~5 132
, 189 Lara Bal 22 5 32 II 21 II 21
190 Path Wader 322 SO 324 173 151 173 15 1
191 Bun Wa.der 77 0 I I.. B48 47 6 372 472 372
~298 350 2297 1285 1032 1258 1029
192 Lachipora 25\1 47 3S 262 138 .124 138 124
193 Wadipora 479 71 40B 225 183 209 166
194 Turkapora 45t 90 508 2(;6 242 26 5 24 2
195 Sultanpora 76 [of 77 36 41 36 41
196 Ahaqarn 4 26 82 421 'II 210 2II 210
197 Zacbaldaxa 62 3 III 690 349 34 1 348 3,,1
2314 415 2386 1225 1141 1207 1124
198 Bader lIeer 369 51 Sol. 373 202 171 lO2 171
t99 Nagrad Nar 193 33 186 107 79 t07 79
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_ _ POPULATION
_____ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _

M;'slim (Shias)
__,J.,..

Hindus Sikhs
--------
Buddhists Otb.ers • Tot:.1 literates
:______ ..A.. _ _ - . , .
r- -----"------, ,------"------, ~ r-----A.----"'\ ,---___"_--~
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Femao1es M~lcs Femsale

I2 I3 I4 I.' %6 I7 .8 19 20 -"I U 23

6
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16 11 9

18 11 45

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 286

Occupied ,..- "--- - -___ ---0_-

Seri • .I Name of Villag., 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge ,..-_ _ _ ___.J,__ r----A---~
Persons Males Females Males I'"emale~

T z 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

200 Kabad Zab 94 12 94 51 4J 51

201 l{hirman Tilk Chand 43
375 6i 384 204 180 14' 120
20' Gnri AJ...er 3 14 55 360 186 174 ,8u 174
203 Baki Aker 518 104 629 354 275 35 1 275
204 Dudipora 3~7 9'1 550 300 25 0 "95 24 8
205 Bahada.rpora 136 21 146 78 68
206 Badar Kal 62' 78 68
378 398 227 171 225 17 1
2764 604 3120 1709 1411 1636 1349
20 7 Hraripora 64 0 135 3S 797 43(, 361
208 Tuti Gund 43 b 3(·I
III 24 124 bl 63 61 oJ
209 Shihil Hal 3 87 71 410 220 190 220 [90
210 Harnipora 24 4 28 14 14 14
2It Rakh Shih;l Hal 21 14
103 114 57 57 57 57
212 Waripora Gunipora 35 1 72 421 229 I9:! 2,H lY·'
1816 327 1894 1017 877 1016 877
21 3 ;lfaidan Chngal 1025 19° 36 1212 62 4 588 574 541
214 Chugal 625 91 536 264 27 2 24 H 264.
21 5 Kulangam Bagh 4 82 109 642 34 1 301 34 0 301
2132 390 2390 1229 1161 1162 1106
216 Khirmani Hanud 30 (,
37 49 27 22
21 7 Khirmani Nand Ram 104 17 lOB 55 53 21 25
218 Waskura 177 32 224 120 J04 120 104
21 9 Kachwarl 64 13 tl9 42 27 42
220 Bagatpora 160
27
33 184 92 92 85 8f
221 l{hana Bal 174 39 231 12 9 102 106 84
222 Handwara 1031 222 1222 70 4 518 422
Durashpora 535
223 22 167 82 85 82 85
224 Bada Kot Machipot"a 4 27 78 484 266 218 245 20)

2187 482 2738 1517 1221 1238 1032

225 Sha.nu 4 17 68 38 430 200 23 0 200 23 0
226 Shatgund PaiD 168 '1.7 181 72
Hangah 82
89 72 89
'1.27 592 578 294 282 291 2112
228 Sudargund 154 21 187 80 87 80 87
1331 118 1334 646 888 645 688
229 Maratga.m 43 6 66 39 467 247 220 20M 194
23 0 Chotipora 288 50 321 16T 160 I()l [60
23[ Kargam 299 48 356 178 17 8 158 ISS
1023 16. 1144 588 &&8 527 5011
23 2 Kuhru 333 58 40 370 198 [72 194 170
233 Glur.. 457 82 481 241\ '1.35 246 235
234 l{ultra 23 8 36 242 129 II3 12 9 II3
235 Hatapora "7 16 110 55 55 55 55
1145 192 1203 828 575 824
.. 236Ha.nji Shat 145 23 41 158 89
ST3
69 80 59
237 Puhru Path 467 85 531 274 257 27 2 256
2]8 Bunagam 214 42 224 12 5 99 125 99
Boat Population 5 28 15 []
14 II
239 Haripora 21 7 44 261 n9 r42 1I9 14 2

1043 194 117. 607 587 596 558

B. P. Ii 28 15 11 14 11
24 0 Knhnllbabagund 306 61 42 33& 159 177 '45 158
24 J Wahiporo 298 48 316 155 161
Boat Population
242 Un~u 28 4 47
.. 31
278
14
13 8
[7
140
155
14
161
17
zoo
137 '4 0
~"3 Uja.n' 31 228 II£) 109 104 97
1088 187 1168 671 587 541 656
B. P.
go
• 31 14 17 14 17
244 Lal Bug III 43 117 6. 56 6, 56-
245 Ganaw Para .. 4 06 80 448 246 200 245 200
 --------------------'--------------------_._- _._._.- _._-------------,
]94 I l'OPULATION

Muslim (Sl.ias) HinJus Sikhs 13ud(lhists Others' Total literates

r- - -- -_.......... - - ---.. r - - __ __A. - - - - - - - - " r---~ r-.--- _...._A..._ . _ - . ~ r-----A-.-------" .,- __ ___.A-_ -.- -----..,
l\I.lles Famales '.tales Fomales Males Females Malcs Females Males Females Males Females

12 l3 14 [5 16 17 18 '9 20 21 ..22

uJ 1>0 44
I')
J 37
5 23
'J
~
9
71 62 2 144
32
3
Ii

12

56
so III 7
16 8 '0
24
16 8 51 47 161 7
21 22 17 8
34 28 u
5
II
22
'47
1
IS
-6 72 20
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ISJ
5
.
24
21 17 15

258 169 22 20 284 38

5
25"
2

3.
39 26 3'
10
20 23 II

S9 49 53 2
.. 12
12

10

4 2 34
9 10 8
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10 2

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11 11 42 3

7
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30 31 16

2
 288

Serial Name of Village

Occupiml
houses No. of No. of
,-
Total
--'-----_.
193 1 , -_ _ _ _.A--_ _ _ -.,
Muslim (others)
,--_ _ _ _ ..A. _ _ _ - ,
No. Population 194 1 . Circle Charge
Persons Males Females Males Females

z 3 4 S 6 7 II 9 TO 1T

24 6 Lokil'onl. 39 0 6R 404 >17 [87 20Y 182

Boat Population 2 11 8 3 IS 3
247 Mala Bagh 153 2(, 142 85 57 liS
Boat PopulatioD 10 6 4-
"
57
..
1039 192 1109 609 600 600 495
B. P. 3 21 14 7 14 7
248 Kachri '18 14 44 125 65 60 (>5 60
249 Yaru 257 46 268 139 129 13~J 1:l1)
250 Spahan Yam 164 34 188 90 92 96 'I'
25 I Udipora 294 53 344 I8~ I6~ 182 16'01
813 147 825 482 443 482 443
25 2 Tlllwari 340 61 45 366 178 188 17>; 188
253 La.nget 13 2 9 206 1434 740 688 667 62 5
1669 267 1800 924 876 845 813
2S4 Ptangru .80 6. 46 345 141 'l04- 14' 204
255 Kalan ChakJa 59 1 103 620 2SI 339 281 339
25 6 Chuntipora 238 46 242 97 145 97 145
257 Bata Gund 40 7 8~ 483 240 243 202 21 4

1518 293 1690 759 931 721 902

2,58 Mankat 104 16 47 111 61 50 61 So
259 Nawgam 660 120 769 434 335 430 335
260 Wahama 5 17 98 668 297 27 1 292 27 1
.61 Lach 57' II7 764 4 26 338 422 335
262 Khudi 21 7 30 192 121 71 TZI 71
26 3 H~.idar Marl 61 85
15 46 39 3b 39
26 4 Harei 902 143 987 539 44 8 539 44 8
3033 &39 3476 1924 1652 1911 1549
255 Saozipora ,(28 74 48 458 24~ 216 230 20 7
266 Mawar 300 50 284 129 ISS 129 155
267 Drungsu 425 76 448 235 213 233 212
268 Adura 429 7/1 403 181 2.2 179 .22
1582 287 1593 787 806 771 796
20Q Mana. Bal 236 40 49 248 13" IlO 136 LIO
27 0 Lahi Kot 3.57 58 378 20'2 176 202 17&
27 1 Bandi .82 54 305 163 14 2 l Ci 3 142
27 2 Shilthra 128 23 138 73 65 73 65
273 Duda Kuhl 8 I 9 4 5 4 5
274 ~ahama %()9 40 207 104 103 102 103
275 he khpora 249 46 248 I30 lIS 126 II8
276 Gund Razak 58 15 68 31 37 31 37
277 Shat Gund_Bata '1133 50 233 103 130 103 13<>
1780 327 1832 9411 886 940 88B
27 8 Buclha Bug .13 43 50 208 89 II7 89 "7
279 Path Darel 49 IS 68 32 36 32 3(;
280 Buna Darei 13 r 25 133 75 58 75 58
:;181 Terina Tantrl GUnd 21 9 48 228 no II8 1[0 Il8
282 Warapora IIi 26 123 58 65 58 65
283 Wajhama 263 53 322 153 169 153 169
28 4 Otengru 103 17 78 44 34 44 34
285 A.hpur 5~1 93 501 2'07 274' 2'7 274
1809 320 18&9 788 871 788 871
2~6 Markot 52 9 5.1. 67 JI 36 31 36
287 Hamam 86 15 ' 84 39 45 3? 45
288 Duniwari 94 19 90 46
44 44 46
289 Kitar DaJI 94 19 100 55 45 55 45
290 Dajana 145 23 166 9.5 73 95 72
21)1 Nawpora JagIr 58 611 27
292 Pazwalpora
293 Tangamuta
:lIZ 38 " 242
235
37
132
13 1
lIO
104
37
13'
27
lID
%94 36 76 55
1194 Ahaogerpoca 25 6 29 14 15 14 IS
1195 Pukhwara 141 23 128 78 50 78 50
 1941 POPULATION
. _ _ _ _ .___A____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ._.

Muslim (Shias)
----.
Hir.rius Si1<1lS Buddhist>; Others' Total literates
,-----_;.._----------.. ~.---.----, ~ r--------~.~--~ ,------"-~ ,-----"-_---,
Males Females Male" Fe'males Males Females "'talc. Femal~ Males .Females J\1al~. l'cDl<des

12 13 1-1 l~ III F9 20 21 23 2.]

"
4
2

8 Ii 12

7
4
Z
"I

32
16
74 O. 5 101 2

74 61 2 120 2

3
31
7
3(> ·N olO

36 29 2 81
13
4 II
3 31 1.1
4 J 69
b
2
..
34
11 3 I 188 .5
12 Q I~
(.

18 10 29

z 4
6
" 2
~

6 19

..
I

2
3
•
6
21

41}
 :;;9°

Occupied ,.-_ ..
Serial Name of Village 1931 heuses No. of No. of Total Muslim (~thcrsJ
No. Popl1lation 194 1 Circle Charge j..-------... , - - _ _ ..A _ _ - - - ,

Persons Males Females Males Females

I J 1 4 5 6 7 IJ 9 10 II

296 Henru 12 4 3Y 252 133 119 133 II9

297 Kungrusa 299 45 339 '7 16~ 16 7 161:1
298 Chatusa 27 8 52 291 156' 1J5 15 6 II4
299 Satrana 134 34 176 103 73
JOo Zathan 23 8 36 253 141 II. '4' III

2214 403 2518 1360 1158 1198 10t4

3 01 Muqam Rajwa.r 1I2 19 52 80 41 39 41 39
302 Harawat 223 39 216 98 JI7 98 II?
30 3 Kunel 18 7 26 217 WI n6 101 1I6
30 4 Chuka Poran 32 4 28 16 12 Hi 12
30 5 Wulrama 468 III 478 26 5 21 3 20 5 "'3
306 Hajan 3 00 49 297 153 144 '53 144
30 7 Karala Pora. 294 57 316 164 15 2 104 152
3 08 Renga Path 663 128 659 353 30G 345 3 02
2279 403 2290 1191 1099 1183 1095
309 Pazipora 72 1I 53 74 42 32 42 3'
3 10 Khawarpora "7 20 115 62 53 50 46
JIX Salalpora IS" 31 202 IOJ 99 103 99
3 12 Raban 206 30 170 87 83 87 83
3 3 Shihilpora 30 4 28 IS 13
'
314 Path Badrah 4 09 84 606 253 253 77 80
3 15 Re,mipora 21'1 40 226 125 101 12 5 rOI

1237 220 1321 687 634 484 441

316 Sonian Said Na.r i5 8 93 5+ 480 245 235 245 235
jlI7 Fidarpora 254 53 288 147 141 147 J41
3[1\ Rawchha 9 23 176 962 5 07 455 49 8 44 8
3[9 Dangi Wachha 734 143 781 405 376 40 5 376
3 20 Margipora .8 7 40 24 16 24 16
321 Margipora Jagir 52 9 63 39 24 39 24
2449 481 2614 1361 1247 1358 1240
3 22 Chipdeji 30 4 55 29 13 16 13 J6
3 23 Mandina Hachinar 101 31 156 77 79
3 24 Seen 18 7 30 184 89 95 89 95
3 25 S:,ekhap"ra 13 20 124 62 6. 62 6.
3 26 Hachivipora 83' 23 112 .5 2 60 19 24
3 27 Dugripora 41 12 53 .8 25 28 25
328 Dalri 224 48 252 130 122 130 12.
3 29 Hardu Chanam 339 60 379 I8b 193 IIS B9
330 Fagipora 75 [3 78 4b 32 20 13
331 Bakipora Batapor& 314 70 357 185 172 185 17 2
33 2 Sangrampora 68 11 73 40 33 4" 33
333 ·Warlpora II4 22 126 66 60 65 60

1707 3&8 1923 974 949 766 741

334 Manchanpora ·182 37 56 217 104 II3 76 89
33.; Wanpora 354 67 424 234 190 II6 86
336 Khu.hipora 28 5 41 268 149 II9 149 II9
337 Dachanpora 174 30 157 88 6g 88 69
996 17& 1066 &75 491 429 363
338 Patusa 39 1 81 57 481 259 222 '77 157
339 Panzala Gund Ba1 760 137 8&& 464 391 286 246
1161 218 1336 723 813 483 403
340 Huma Dub 54 7 058 48 29 19 29 19
34 Luflhu Lodura 272 41 314 164 150 164 ISO
34 2' Ba'hama Thakanpora 45 1 67 470 23 2 23 8 184 180
343 Kitru Nari Bal 179 26 179 96 83 90 83
344 Lera Angan 51 5 47 21 2(; 21 26
J45 Sailkot 1i42 106 710 .U 6 354 13 6 120
346 Braman 3 04 43 367 193 '74 193 1704-
347 Gali Bat 28 3 27 12 15 12 15
348 Khah Moh 357 55 452 254 198 246 193
349 BA.rana Dub 435 65 473 2~5 228 245 ~28

2773 418 3087 teOI 1485 1328 1188

 29 I
1941 l:'uPUI.ATION
.~-.---'----.--
..A..
-,
Mu,lim (Shias) Hindus Sikh. Buddhists Others· Total literates
~ ~__"_---" ~ ~ ,.......-----A- r----_.A..---~
Males Females Males Females Males Females Mal". Females Males ·Females MaJes Females

ra 13 '4 15 r6 17 rlf r9 110 ..r 22 93

2
4 8
2I 6
103 73 50
6

162 144 124 4

I
:&
6
I
S
4
8 4
S
8 4
24

I~ 7
2
1,5 13 7 :2
1 6 173 [67 59 27
2

II 13 18a 180 71 It
10
2
9 7 14
8e

• 1 loe
77 79 36 12
2
3
33 36 10

33 42 38 32 34 :I[
26 19 7
13
I
:2

3. 42 174 ,.1 108 33

.8· 24 61 4
118 104 73 50
31
10

21 24 118 10. 181 64

82 65 47 8
14 4 164 '4[ 216 91
4 24. 20.
" 283 It

9 3
48 S8 21 19
3
I
3 2[7 234 69 31

8 S 9

11 5 21S 292 113 6S

 29 2

Occupied r------------------------
Serial Name of Village ")3 1 hem"e" No. of No. of Total Muslim (uthers)
, ____ ..A..._. _ _ _ _
No. Population IY4 J Cirde Charge r - - - - - - -. ...A_------,
. PerHons ,I\[ales .Females Males Females

r 3 4 5 () 8 Cj 10 .Tl
"
35 0 OhUtra 441 ('0 59 4.62 z4~ 1.14 20\8 21 4

35 1 Shitlu 943 II4 1064 579 48 5 of.54 38 5

35 2 Wankeri 15 8 2M lBl 108 73 tiS 62
353 Bener I{ahdura. 7 18 100 780 4I I 30 9 fI' 369
354 Puna Cheter 92 17 95 52 43 S..! 43
2352 319 2682 1398 1184 1250 1073

355 Batapora Najar 13u 35 lIo 200 107 93

35 6 Ruhama 1769 .14 1 1917 )004 913 975 H91
1905 378 2117 1111 1008 915 891

357 Chaklu 80 7 147 til 829 44 2 3M7 442 38 7

Boat Population 2 23 1(; 7 16 7
35 8 Naid Hal 1095 179 1144 b09 535 ()O5 531
359 Nawgam 104 18 114 00 54 60 5+
360 Sadipora ISS 27 179 99 Mo 99 80

2161 371 2286 1210 1056 1206 1052

a. P. 2 23 18 7 16 7

361 Ludura 'l.p 193 62 1139 t,]O 5 29 002 522

3 62 Kartargarh <l- S 14 I3 8
363 Yarbug 210 49 281 [47 140 147 140

1181 250 1440 770 670 161 662

364 Achha. nal 1(,,8 433 63 2012 106" 95 2 J054 949

1618 433 2012 1060 952 1054 949

365 Wadipora Lurhama. 276 51 64 307 '°7 '4 0 ,67 140

366 Paripora 376 73 377 20 3 174 20 3 174
367 Rabao Ramahama 799 145 890 457 U3 457 433
1451 269 1574 821 747 827 747

368 Hadipora B6!! 177 oS 945 49Y H6 497 446

369 Chitlora Khalasa 164 .8 169 89 80 89 80
37 0 Gund MulTaj 121 18 121 67 54 67 54
Chitlora J agir 284 1 32 15' 13 2
37 1 2 47 45 IS2

1400 268 1519 807 712 805 712

37 2 SCTcpora Buda.n 44 0 86 66 620 28 4 2 36 274 229

373 LisaT 206 40 247 137 rlO 137 110
374 Chijhama 663 128 711 368 343 365 339
375 Trcgapora 26 7 53 284 '44 "4 0 144 140
376 ShogapoTa 105 22 102 59 43 59 43
377 LogripoTa 1I6 20 106 62 44 62 44
37 8 FeTozpora 28 7 45 330 163 16 7 1ti3 167
379 DUllrlasa 290 49 307 r64 143 .64 143

237" 443 2607 1381 1228 1368 1215

3 80 Yarbug f 14 80 67 480 249 2 31 177 167

381 Watragrm Jagir 465 71 464 2 46 218 2 46 218
382 Watragam Khalsa 537 84 639 34 0 299 340 299
38 3 Guod Karim Khan rB7 40 227 121 106 121 w6
384 Duligund 169 26 183 98 85 y8 35
117 •6 162 86 . 76
38 5 Cha.rligund tj 5
1889 327 2165 1140 1016 891 880

386 Mala. Gunipora 2 55 29 68 211 114 97 II4 97

38 7 Drusu Jagir 182 29 217 108 109 rog 109
388 Drusu Khalsa 126 25 154 78 76 78 76
389 Behrampora gOl! 193 1178 t>l7 501 ti17 56r
1489 276 1760 917 843 917 843
390 Mundigam 356 61 6<,1 343 189 154 189 1 54
391 Khana Guod 8+ 15 8S 51 34 5t 34
39 2 SahipoTa 409 Bt 454 227 227 '0' 209
393 Wangam 120 23 138 73 63 73 63
394 Kachlu Qazipora 41 5 70 462 2f3 "9 24) 219

1384 2aO 1480 783 887 718 871

 293
194 I POPULATION
-- ------------- .-. ._---_. -.,
iVlu:slim (tlhias) Hi dus Sikhs Bnddhists Others· Total literates
,-_-A. _____ A. ____ _____,.
~_---..
~

f-_____.r.r...-~
, - _ _ _ _A..----;-----""\
r-- _ ____A,.--------.. ..,------"'- ----~
Male" F~m..les Males Fewal~s Males Femaks Males Females Males Females .Males F('m.lles

I3 T'; 16 ,8 ~, 23 2.1
I2 1 5
" 1<1 ~o

2
12 5 ,00 111 17
<.1 11 6
15

23 11 125 100 134 11

10 7 'i3 59 21
27 22 2 d6 2

21 22 109 93 145 23
13

4 4 17
I

4 4 32

2 5 25
.5
10

G 3 7 S 35
5 3 83 2

5 3 83 2
2

+
6
2 12
3

I 16
10 21
3
3 4 14 2
44
5
3
9
II

10 7 3 4 ·.107 3
10 Q 62 5S 22 3
5
I_I;

77 7' 35 ·[6
10 9 139 128 ·,79· 19
4·
2
2
33
41 1
·5
"'5 IS 14
I
7
15 18 27
 294-

Serial Name of Village 193 1

Occupied
hc..'Lf:C5 No, of t;o, oj
r------
Tetal
------- --- -'"_-.-.--
• _ _ _ _ _ ....A _ _ _ _ _ -.. Musim (CILcr6)
No. l'opul~tion 19·1-1 Circl~ Cbargr. r--~---.
Persons Males hmales It._n f1kH
",ales

I 01 3 4 5 6 8
7 9 IO If

395 Mal,gwalpoJ'a 83 14 70 115 jO 5') 50 .59

396 Muqam Handwanpora; '37 lu 142 71 7' iI 71
397 RawalpOla 49 295
'57 J47 '4 1i 99 91
398 Buna Badrah '77 54 341 172 16g '7' lu'l
399 Ra"ripoJa 166 22 127 ull 511 69 5~
4 00 Tha~arpora 11 58 29 29 '9 29
401 Khaipora zllo is 268 150 lIB 149 IllS
402 Patapora ~27 ' 51 246 134 112 134 lIZ
1427 270 1592 828 764 778 707
40 3 Panditpora 444 71 71 483 25u 233 250 2)3.
40 4 Harnpora. 281 50 261 154 127 Ijl 12 7
40 j Ananwao 151 29 169 86 83 86 83
406 Guod Kamal 143 20 128 7° 58 69 5 11
40 7 Guod Chabutra 335 65 315 21 3 18. ZI3 IIl2

1354 235 1456 773 683 769 683

408 Nihama 154 31 72 190 106 84 00
40 9 Bicherwari ...., 262 51 285 IS" 133
t'7
152 133
4 10 Krata Gund 40 7 68 440 222 lI8 :lIO 214
4 II Super Nagam 3 69 71 398 20,') 19 1 204 191
1192 221 1311 885 628 633 598,
112 Sagipora 569 107 73 10 574 30 4 270 27 0
Zalura 304
P3 1134 20 4 1140 569 57 1 5 27 534
1783 311 1714 873 841 831 804,
114 Nathipora 35 1 69 74 408 '05 20 3 ·°4 2°3
P.~ Nowpora'Tujar l71 27 159 89 70 89 7°'
116 Harwan 770 125 822 433 389 433 3!l9
1'7 l.ati Shath 369 59 399 ~08 191 194 183
p8 Tujar Pahle Har lZOO :114 1299 645 654 63 8 os·
tl21 494 3087 1580 1507 1558 1497
P9 WaduTa 6611 112 75 778 4'4 35 6 41I 356,
Boat PoPUlatiOIl 3 12 7 5 7 5
6&8 112 770 41. 35& 411 368
B. P. 3 12 7 6 7 5
4 20 Buma; ZI7 311 76 197 100 97 ,00 97
4 21 Malapora PanditaD. 175 29 194 10,; 8g 4(;
Idipora 53
422 "7 2 218 1177 630 547 57 8 5 13
4 23 GoripoTa Darapora 35 6 65 422 229 193 229 193
424 Yamberzalwari 5 1I 84 583 300 263 300 263
2431 434 2$53 1384 1189 1260 1112
4 25 Hardushuo 1551 236 77 1689 821 7 811 810 787
4 26 Rampora Rajpur 470 73 584 Z7 8 226 278 226

4 27
4 28
429
Chera Har
Mandji
Takia Khan Mnha..mad
2021
135
246
67
..
309

4t
12
78
2113
124
292
91
1899
63
[61
51
1014
61
13 1
1094
03
161
lOIS
61
13 1
4t)
'4° 51
430 Muqam Shald Mir 30 3 47 318 169 147 169 147
43 1 Botingu 96I 160 1076 595 481 58 4 481
43 2 Mala Mapaopora 348 03 488 224 18 4 224 184
433 Dorn 905 165 1020 531 4 89 4 89
Sempora. 53 1
434 21 5 43 238 120 118 120 lIS
3180 652 3565 1914 1651 1903 1651
435 Dangerpora 165 8 290 79 1921 1036 885 10 32 885
43 6 Adlpora 573 108 886 365 320 365 32 D-
437 VlTara~ra 1102 212 1300 696 604 69 1 602
43 8 Path ug 139 25 181 97 64 97 64
439 Janwara 473 74 490 267 223 26 7 223
31145 70t 4557 2461 2096 2452 2094.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _1941 POPULATlON
_ ._ _ .A... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .. ______ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ..... -_. _ __........_,

Mnlim (5 'lias) FClnl\l' Sikh. B:IJ l~igts O~n.ers· Total literate9

r---A.--- 1 ~ ___

\1 \[e.
.A-~ _ _ ","""\

Fern \Ic.
.----""----,
M ,Ies Fem1.!e.
~--.-.J\----,
~hle3 l?emJ.ies
r---A ----,
Ma.les FemMes
r--------A--- __
Males Females
Males F~mJ.le"

J2 I3 Ij r8 1'9 ~o III -22

0"I
45 52 R

2
3
5 52 18

5
3 16
4
1

4 27
39 24 37
7
10 27
" "
60 72
44
93
42 31' 131
3
5
14
14 8 17
7 " 35
22 10 74
23

3 23

3
43 37
34 109 3
9
13

104 71 171 3

.~ 37

6 "
41

4
18
7
20
JI 45
I
78
3
11 17,8 8

4 84 5
"l
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I
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II 148
•
 29 6

Serial Na.me of Village 1l)3 t

Occul'i~d
honse.s No_ of No_ of Total
--- __._---_
Muslim (others)
_ A . _ _ _ _ ------.
No. PopulatioJ] '94 l Circle Chargl' ,-------"----,
Persons Male. Females Males Females

I z J 4 5 I) 7 8 C) 10 IT

44 0 Bib Dangerpora. 52' x, su 584 J08 ~7° JOS 27 6

441 Seelo 63 0 109 782 4 15 3 u7 41 5 307
Boat Population is 37 III II) IS 19
44 z Logripora 224 30 249 122 12 7 l~:.! 12 7
443 Zoonipora 159 31 185 109 76 IOO 70
15311 251 1800 954 848 945 846
B. P. 8 37 18 11 18 11
444 Saidpora. 393 68 8, 458 ZfJl (97 139 "7
445 BOhripota 18 7 29 218 122 94 73 57
+4 6 Brat 358 60 420 229 191 229 191
447 Gund Brat 37 2 60 407 ZI3 194 21 3 194
1310 217 1110. 825 G7G 854 559
448 Nowpora Kalan !O70 It'5 82 1140 .597 51.! 59b 543
1070 165 1140 597 543 &96 &43
<1-49 Bagath 3D (5 83 9 148 77 71 77 71
45 0 Hamlin.. 33 ~I) 210 If' 98 lIZ 98
63 44 358 189 169 189 1£9
45 1 Sopur (Town) 1070 3 20(1 84-87 12691 70 59 563 2 6397 5 1 90
Boat Population 271) IZT 590 3 27 26 3 32 7 263

10703 2811 12691 7059 5632 6397 S190

•• P. 279 121 590 327 283 327 283-
45 21 Hath I.angu 5 18 80 88 11 &99 327 27 2 327 272
453 Magripora 82 r6 98 55 43 55 43
454 Watlab 55. 55 610 3.7 26 3 346 zb3
455 Kilmuch J08S u5 1363 760 603 760 603
456 Ishtengu 889 151 9aO 53 6 444 526 444
3128 547 31160 2025 1625 2014 1625
457 AluBa z76 5 464 89 2.3S 1608 13 2 4 1605 13 2 4
"S5 Malangam 1835 28 4 1892 100 3 88g 1003 8ijg

4600 748 4824 2611 2213 2608 2213

459 Qui! Muqam 15 25 250 90 1744 941 800 944 800
460 Mangripora 879 [56 1048 56 1 48 7 5bl 48 7
4 61 Unagam I I 49 184 1253 046 607 v4(' 007
3553 590 4045 2151 1894 2151 189'
462 Qazipora. Patushi T4 28 3 21 9' 1808 962 84& 962 846
4 63 Watapora 747 12 3 870 40(> 40 4 466 404
4 64 Kalusa Nathpora q 87 277 1681 88b 775 786 700
46 5 Kharapora 174 26 222 L23 99 60 53
466 Dachlgam '99 5' 367 190 177 190 177
4136 7" 4928 2627 2301 2464 218(1.
46., Nawpora 258 44 92 327 18b 14' 186 '4'
468 Bandipora 1602 347 1972 1054 9IB 97 6 804
Military Populatiou 51
46 9 Nusu . 6r8 106 166 40 5 35 1 40 5 35 1
470 Papa Chan .67 12 292 154 13 h 154 138
471 Macer 305 .2 370 zoB J62 I!>S 14 2
472 Gamiu 428 4 465 257 . 208 -l56 208
'f73 Law Dhara. 4[2 57 411 216 195 2.16 195
4704 Gundpora. RlIIDpora 497 8q 64' 291 247 2')7 247
475 Gund Kaisar 204 3D 225 loll II1 108 II1
476 Kunanbaba. Gund 439 67 528 275 253 274 253
5081 888 5890 3180 2730 3060 265$
477 Nadi Hal 759 129 93 868 45" 399 455 399
478 GundDachlla 27Z- 41 310 157 153 15 6 153
479 ('a urB 7SS 13 0 828 441\ 378 446 37 8
4110 Aragam 751 120 810 .fio 370 41 5 3S l
 297
[94[ POPULATlON
J>..
Muslim (Shias) HinJus Sikhs Buddhists Others Total literates
,.Hales A.... ___ ----.,

:Females
r--_______J,.._~
Males :Females
,---'----------.,
Males Females
r-
Males Females Males Females
r----"-----,
Males Females

rz T3 q I5 r6 17 I8 19 zo aI 28 33

3
30
6
9 6

9 45

In 80 IS
49 31 3
5
5
111 111 3t
7'
7t
of
29

33
62 9 439 30 3 3 2191 35 2

&2. 11311 30 3 3 2191 352

,.
3
10
9 10

tD 28
3 86
30
3 118
III
31 I
103 31
245 33
36
23
100 75 148 of"
63 46 55 3
17

183 t21 279 7

16
of 6 24 7 46 56 .5 24 1 26-
I
29
tio 34 2
58 4
14
19
I
50 5
14 H 2& J 36 4 II 11&3 39
4 50
L 5
z· 29
25 19 42
 2g8

Occupied ,_.-_._-_. ----------

Sp.rial Name of Village 1931 houses No. oi No. of Tohl Muslim (others)
No. Population 194 1 Circle Charge r--- ..~-----.. r----"-------"'\-,
Persons Males Females Males Females

I /I J 4 j (j 8 IO II
9

4BI Oao Bal1di .l07'1 3 0B 2152 1188 964- 1173 952

4- 82 Brar 260 41 287 176 HI J7(> III

4882 769 5243 2868 2375 2821 2344

483 Chak Arasala Khan [96 25 94 183 10 3 80 lO:! ~o
+8+ Takia Ahmed Shah 13 2 . .6 167 86 8.1 0(> 81
48.5 Shamler Sukh Baba :1074 192 1196 634- 5(;2 62 9 56.
4 86 Chunti Mula 637 uS 789 4-3 2 357 13 1 357
487 l~udara 60 7 r04 654 299
355 29~ 355
+88 Arindardapora 163 1 28 5 1742 943 799 93 2 79 1
48() Samathan 25 6 34 18 16 I~ 16
4302 756 4765 2571 2194 2653 2188
49 0 Sunarwani 280 62 95 372 221 15 1 184 133
491 Aham Sharief 328 52 364 193 171 190 171
49 2 Botn 91 16 122 65 51 65 57
-493 Wewan 108 17 123 74 49 7-4 49
4 94 Aath Waw 32 5 59 413 237 176 .237 176
4 95 Buna Kot 195 8 360 2165 n83 982 u68 976
3090 566 3559 1973 1586 U18 1662
496 Panchigam 330 61 96 395 21 5 180 215 180
497 Lawipora 500 87 610 275 235 275 235
498 Khaiyax 355 68 415 210 205 210 205
-+99 Chakri Sherpor& 64 10 83 39 44 39 44
Sao Ayat Mula 397 is 484 261 223 z:;o 211
Sal Ajar 308 54 33& 176 159 149 137
So, Mantrigam .r671 265 18" 8go 754 874 747
5 0 3 Chana naji 229 2I 21!2 lOS 10 7 105 107
3854 644 407a 2171 1907 2117 1868
5°4 Machi! 138 24 97 II 174 109 05 log 65
5 0 S Pushwari 174 20 192 10 9 83 109 83
5°6 Misri Bahak 101 11 147 76 71 76 71
50 7 Dab Bal 176 29 220 IIO IIO 1I0 1I0
5°8 Dudi 20 3 22 248 136 II2 136 II'
;09 Chuntiwari 21 3 39 293 159 134 159 134
5 10 Hardu Rin!: 400 58 531 288 243 288 243
5 1I nachi 25 1 33 280 147 133 147 133
512 Janoi 533 85 668 344 3 24- 344 324
2189 327 2753 1478 1275 1478 1275
5 13 Foloi 50 4 88 '18 703 368 335 3 68 335
5 14 Mamat 20 7 37 338 18", 152 184- 152
51., Sardari 308 41 373 197 '7 6 197 176
5 16 Halmat 300 33 384 197 187 197 187
5 17 Nih·an 42 6 45 26 19 26
'9
5 18 Suti IIO 17 114 62 52 62 52
5 19
5 20
5 21
5 22
52 3
Tawa Bat
Bagtore
Kurall Bal
Kazalwan
Badwan Wampore
247
374
26
190
669
24
4.1
34
106
7
213
439
43
233
899
[17
227
31
13 1
363
I.
96
212
102
336
Il7
227
31
131
362
96
2I2
12
10.
336
2977 438 3&82 189B 1688 1896 168B
5 24 Kahndiyal 334 59 91' 336 170 166 [70 106
5·5 Dawar 355 74 426 21I 21 5 211 21 5
5 26 Mastan Khopri 85 2. 107 59 48 56 47
5 27 Markot 439 lID 454 252 202 244 20Z
5 28 Achura Churwan 5 15 98 595 307 288 301 288
1728 363 191a 999 919 982 918
529 Gori Kat 528 107 100 833 30 5 305
F8 328
53 0 Pushwari (io 19 88 30 36 .3 0 36
531 Min Abad 92 20 113 58 55 58 5S
53 2 MinilDArg 139 41 229 117 lIZ u6 lIZ
533 Kalsi Ball. 301 56 335 175 160 175 [60
534 Kalsi Pain 207 39 205 101 104 101 r04
535 Barni 174 28 158 80 78 80 78
53 6 Rudgi S6 12 58 31 27 31 "7
537 Purana Ti!el 177 :zS 168 83 83
75 75
1734 310 195& 1003 952 lD02 952
 299
19'11 POPULATION

Muslim (Shias) Hin.lus Sikhs Buddhists Otl.Cl$* Total literatcs

,---"---- ~ ~ ,..---------A--
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

sz I3 '4 Ij I(j I7 I8 Eg 20 BE 22 "3

IS .. 59
7
47 31 192

I
3
5 Ii
l 4
3
II B S2

17 8 76
33 17 .; 30
3 3

z
13 6 2 71
48 23 7 106

39
17
zB

27
9 {~

2.
10
32
.5"
....
16 7 46
:z
52 41 I 228 11

3
•
z

.5
I
S
18

3
f
'4
9
S
8
9
·4
.21
Bo

177
60
50
J 15 x
7 77
5 139 4
15 I 341 6
102:
3
8
20
35
lit
14
6
13
f 1!l1Il
 300

Occupied
Serial Name of Village 1931 houses No. of No. of Total lMuslim (others
No. PoaplIlation 1941 Circle Charge r--~
Persons Males Females Males Females

r Jl 3 5 6 8 9 L'D Tr
"
53 8 Dangi Thai 71 14 101 81 53 38 53 38
539 Jarnial ,179 41 248 12 7 J21 127 121
54" Manjgund 93 18 90 47 43 47 43
54 1 Hanru 249 ,56 2118 1,52 14() 15 2 146
.54 2 Waziri ThaI 64 7 39 20 19 20 19
543 Budugam 291 56 316 1()5 15J J65 15 1
544 Sardab 208 36 242 124 lIS 124 lI8
545 Buglandt'r 110 34 208 107 101 107 101
546 Guud Gul Sheikh 47 9 61 2,5 26 2.5 .6
547 Hassangam 59 20 89 47 42 47 42
548 Malingam 123 19 120 68 52 68 52
549 BB.<Iuab 159 35 180 92 !Ill 92 88
55 U Gujran 273 57 303 147 I5 fi '47 1,56
55 1 Abdullun !l4 25 113 47 (J6 47 (>6
2116 427 1388 1221 116'1 1221 1187
55 2 Lab Kachal 33
553 Sb.andrg"rb. 14
554 Ghat Watlab 17
555 Ghat Zafar 57
55 6 Ghat Ashtango 80
557 Ghat HarwalpUIa 116
5.5 8 Ghat Dano 7
559 Ghat Nasa 55
SOD Gbat Neki R_J1!hi 03
561 Ghat Kola Hama 32
562 Ghat Khanoch 60

TOTAL 2470 '14 4-¢r4

GRAND TOTAL

'Others-gM 9F;
-
B. P.

Indiau Christiau 2M. 2F

775
247 849
161
447 65
and other Chri.tiau 7M 7F.
765 426 340 424 340

(i) TDifferences have been noticed in the spelling of village names as given in the Village Tables for 1931 and as shown in the enume-
ration reeod hr 19 F. For the 19fI Villa.'(e Tables we have adopted the spelling given in the record after checking it with the spelling give.
iu the list of village. supplied by the District Census Officer in [g.p. The list of such villages is given below : -
•As shown in Village Table. '931. Spelling adopted in Village Tables I94r.
S. No. Name. S. No. Name.

55 6 9 Darrlpora 4 Dardpora Nai Hari

5.573 Chaira Kan 29 Farikhin
5575 Darda Hari 31 Darda Hari Khargand
55 86 Shubpora <42 Shulura
558~ Waripora 45 Wowirpora
5590 Guna Eal 46 Guia Hal
5591 Chirpora 47 Chubarpora
5597 Trihgam KhaJisa 53 Trihgam
5 612 Hiri 67 Hir
5 8 57 Kairihama 136 Kair Hem
S837 Unu 242 Unusu
5 868 Luber Bagh 138 Bubar Nag
58 72 Bariri J agir 143 Bramar J agir
5643 Rakh Manchar 103 Rakhgund Manchar
5 88 4 Balahpora 153 Batapora Magam
5 885 Telipor.. 154 Nellipora
5 8 93 Pahaloji 162 Pahel Daji
5865 Warapora 32 7 Dargipora
5 11 79 Harripora 210 Harnipora
5905 Mangoi Kot 174 Hangni Kot
593 8 Harha,l 264 Harel
60 89 Darna 290 Dajana
6090 Nowpora 29 1 Nawpora Jagir
60 37 Balhama 34 2 Balhama ThakanpDnL
6043 Guli Bal 347 GaJi Bat
580 5 Yarbug Gundi Balla Singh 36 3 Yarbug
6061 Ranan 3 12 Raban
583 1 Lowgam Hamal 259 Naw~am
5828 Bogri WaJpora 377 Logrlpora
5822 Manzbug 380 Yarbug
57 87 Yahripora 445 Bohriporll
593 1 Fanura DardapoIa 413 Zalura
 30 I
1941 POPULATION

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Othel'!l* Total literates

, - - -__ __A. _ _ - - .
.,.--___....__~ r---_.A..-~ ..------'----:--""'\
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males l1emales Male. Females Males Females

12 '13 ./ I5 T6 T7 f8 I9 .0 IlT 1I2 Sl1

17
..
18
16
2
28
26
37
6

14
16
24
4

212

._- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ - - ____ __ 4 . _ _ " _

--_"_------ -----------_. _
I9 6 I43 31144 SlSljSl :r84T I6311 , 9 IZI94 IOOI

,,'. f:~

*
I9 6 3 2 45 2252 '1847 I632 9 9 I2I94 TOOl
 30Z
5 803 Lati Nihtath Lali Shath
5736 Paligam Panchigam
51 08 Aham Aham Sharief
5 6 77 Karun Neel Kariwan Neel Ka.alwan
59 10 Tamina Chak Tamina
6001 Paprohat Puhru Path
5996 Shat Pain Shatgund Pain
5835 Kuhun Kuhun Babagund
(ii) Kartar Garh serial number 362 includes the population of Bagh Haps serial number 5821 of 1931. The former i~ not traceabk
in Village Table 1931. It was possibly unoccupied at the last Census.
(iii) lab Kachal, Shankergarh, Ghat Watlab, Gbat Zafar, Ghat Ashtango, Ghat Harwalpur, Ghat Dano, Ghat Naso, Gbat Ncki Heshi,
Ghat Kola Harna and C~3t Kahnoch appearing in Village Tables for 1931 against serial mmcers 57II, 581 I, 5759, 5760, 5762, 5764. 5765. 5766.
5767. 57(;8, aDd 5161 respectively are not found in the Census record for 1941. Protab.y they were unolcupied. .
(iv) Military details were shown separately In 1931 whereas at this Census troops have been enumerated with Civil population exc~pl
in the case of cantonmcnts.
(v) Boat population has been shown separately where it was so recorded. This population has no serial nnmber in Village Table It}41.
(vi) Villages Dura.pore and Thakarpora, serial numbers 223 and 400 respectively, are not trac.able in the Village Table 193I. It
must be prc.tt:mcd Lithe. that they did not exist in 1931, were uncccupied or were includcd with ECme othEr village.
(vii) The numbering of Census Divisions in Tehsil UUa,machipnra was not carried out in accordance with the instructions issned
"'hfn the dcffct "as Dcti«d revision "'as not possible without creating other difficulti.... As a re.ult .....·hilst the Circles in the Village Tabl ... 10.
"this T<,hsil follc .... each oti:n in correct sequence the Charges 00 not. Charges were numbered by Districts and Circles by Tehsll... The Charger
D.umbers in this Tchsil run {rem [ to 12. All arc shewn in thl' tables but they do not run consecutively with the Circles.
 VILLAGE TABLES
DISTRICT BARAMULLA, TEHSIL BAR.tt.MULLA
 30 4
CENSUS
VILLAGE
District Baramulla
Teltsil Baramulla
Occupied .-- ~~---~-----
---- - -----------,_,".
Serial Name of Village 1931 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charges r---------"----- ,.------'------
Persons Males Females Males Females

r • J 4 5 6 8 9 10 IT

I Mirhp.r I'll 25 I I) 150 75 75 75 75

2 Fatehgarh 649 144 608 3 20 286 3 17 286
3 Badamulla 241 58 260 145 115 104 74
4 ]ogiyar 33 6 73 349 18 5 164 1115 '04
5 Zandafaran 293 56 300 15 8 142 158 I4l
6 Kitcha Rama 450 90 466 24 6 220 246 220
7 Sheri Narawaw 48 5 III 484 268 216 26 3 216
2595 &&7 261& 1397 1218 1348 1177
8 Hardu Khcl 373 62 414 21 7 197 21 7 197
9 Nambalan 224 72 233 126 107 126 107
10 Odura 44 6 82 411 230 181 230 181
I I Malapora 34 1 68 371 20 3 174 203 1]4
12 Taripora Wansaran 140 36 171 84 87 84 117
13 Dangerllora 255 49 285 145 '4 0 145 140
14 Naraderl 86 21 114 58 56 58 56
15 Kawahar 4 28 74 431 23 1 206 229 206
16 Lara Dura 379 79 483 253 24 0 250 237
17 ]{aj ora Thandakasi 129 26 149 84 65 84 65
18 Chudusa 74 1 139 812 43 6 376 395 33"
19 Khudapora 21 3 'II 241 130 III 130 III
20 Rooni 84 6 175 942 503 439 497 437
'II Gohanlari Jungle .84 73 358 178 180 86 87
4885 917 5431 2878 2559 2734 2415
2Z Naowgam Kandl 310 50 299 164 135 164 135
23 Muran Tangwari 266 45 293 159 134 159 134
24 Shumlaran 279 38 324 182 142 182 14 2
25 Sherapora Gugaraa 369 51 360 161 199 161 199
26 Sulta pora Randi 25 0 43 318 172 146 17 2 146
27 Duda Bug 275 'II 291 146 145 '45 '45
28 Nelasar 264 43 295 160 135 159 135
29 Takia Yusuf Shah 104 16 121 70 51 70 51
30 Bandi Bala 26 3 'II 289 15 6 133 154 133
]1 Nag Bal 275 44 309 164 145 164 145
32 Dunda Moh ]24 5] 362 200 152 197 15"
33 Haji Bal 1241 239 1325 7 26 599 726 59 6
4221 704 4576 2460 2118 2453 2113

34 Kaku Thai 47 1 82 4 494 26 7 227 26 7 227

·]5 Kalantra PaiD 374 80 386 206 r80 201 177
36 Tangwar; Pain 69 11 60 30 30 16 21>
37 Tangwari Bala 1I4 25 126 62 64 62 64
Managam 701 144 648 354 292 346 285
38 II6 2] 139 80 80
39 Braza Wasan 59 59
40 Wahidana 64 14 66 30 36 30 36
41 Kohlina 300 56 322 17 1 151 171 15'
42 Bandi Pain 466 lIS &28 282 24 6 282 24 6
43 Kalantra Bala 374 71 410 221 189 2:" 189

3049 821 3177 n03 1474 1676 1454~

44 Katian Wall 4II 67 421 234 1 87 234 187

45 Khai Tangan 78 .5 134 792 45 0 34 2 45 0 34%
179 25 181 10 3 78 103 78
46 Huda Pora ]0 168
47 Frasta Dub 17 1 94 74 04 74
48 Wulraman 294 50 34& 18 3 162 18 3 162
59 10 55 28 27 28 27
49 Weri Nar 261
50 Wagula 259 44 142 II9 [39 lI8
51 Darahu Frastawari 399 51 329 176 153 176 1053
52 Kach"muqam 10]8 187 1112 607 5 0S .55 6 465
3&8& 598 3864 2017 t147 t9U 1606.
1941
TABLES

IC)4I Population

Muslim (Shiab) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists OthE'rs· Total literates

,--A---, ~--.. ~ r--~
..------'------ Males Fe !l.les
)4a.les Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females
{:l<

n I3 I4 I5 If> I7 IS I9 JlO }II ZJl Jl3

III
3
38
4'< 41
12 "
13
13
10
4
48 41 104 2

4
:z
6
10
~

"I
2 4
22
3 J
I

3 38 45 16
9
6 :& 20
92 93 3' "
14
• 130 138 130
9
1

14
"
"
II
19
13
10

:z
".3 8

12
3 6
3 23

6 3 144 10
II

4 30
14 10 II
2
8 7 '.5
2
4
IS
19
33

26 20 151 1

4
10
I

4
I
3
12
51 4() 58

.4 41 90
 306
Occupied
Serial Name of Village 1931 houses No. of No. of Total Maslim (others)
,-_,____..A.. _ _ _ - - - ,
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge r---_______.A..----.
Persons Males Females Males Females

I :I 3 4 .5 6 7 8 9 IO- Il

53 Tilagam 92 4 I9b () 1022 54 2 41lu 53!) 47 0

54 Chand era Seer 27 8 40 288 153 133 153 133
55 Khargam 144 29 139 62 77 61 77
56 Wailu Kralpora 5 28 94 608 33 2 276 3 2 <) 7.7<>
57 Baba Khaipora 104 18 96 51 45 51 45
58 Mohammad Pora 24 8 48 265 131 134 131 134
59 Gad Wani 32 8 36 19 17 19 '7
60 Rasri rora 201 34 208 104 104 104 10 4
24&9 487 2660 1394 1266 1384 1250
\>1.Shickh Pora 3'4 S1 312 '7 1 '4 1 171 141
62 Harnow Kawachak 27 2 53 302 156 14(; IS(> 146
63 Darda Para lSI 41 215 104 III 26 27
64 Sherapora 'l'olagam 140 24 142 85 57 85 57
6.5 M :ghal I'ora 177 31 174 91 83 91 83
66 Nadir Gund 20 7 38 229 121 lOS IIS ro8
67 Tetran 98 14 94 53 .g 53 4"
68 Khaipora Pain 221 46 236 124 1I2 12 3 II2
69 KIJaipora Bala 3 ID 47 292 '57 135 142 13 0
10 Faja Pora 68 II 82 41:1 34 48 34
71 Mula Baugil II7 19 133' ()z
71 ()2
71
7 2 I:t01n4~ 103 II) 115· 6z 53 62 53
73 Tantri Para 149 22 149 78 71 78 71
74 1-Iai Pora Xl r5 97 54 43 54 t3
75 Kharmpora (Kha.rDipor&) 74 17 112 60 52 60 52
2523 1148 2684 1426 1258 1329 1161
76 Wahi Gunrl 110 z'"' 8 14 138 75 63 75 63
77 Gund Ari Pora 79 17 69 40 49 40 49
78 Kanhama 135 34 196 <)0 106 35 31
79 Warapora (Wawapora) 188 30 205 103 102 103 102
80 Batu 69 9 79 35 44 35 H
81 Bodipora 142 24 149 75 74 74 74
82 Zeran 50 8 70 39 31 39 31
83 Dewa Dragad . II9 22 146 73 73 73 73
84 Watalpora 126 26 140 73 67 73 117
85 Pajwalpora 64 13 80 45 35 45 35
86 Zasapora 55 10 53 1(J ~7 26 2,
87 Kohtar 13 3 18 7 II 7 II
811 Turkabatpora 295 46 331 169 t62 169 162
89 Batapora Sav;ri yl 13 96 45 50 46 50
90 Khamanderpora u6 I6 123 72 51 72 51
91 Darwesbpora 31 4 34 '9 IS 19 15
92 Hardu Ichlu 261 50 275 145 130 144 130
93 Hardu Madam 188 27 203 117 86 TI7 86
94 Khachipora tio 10 64 33 31 33 31
2188 384 24811 1282 1207 1225 1132
95 Merlpora 38 12 9 54 28 20 28 26
96 Hardushuru 730 146 804 433 37 1 430 36R
97 Kothipora 99 24 115 61 54 56 50
98 Sontipora 144 28 133 66 67 66 ·67
99 Bachipora I13 2J 101 52 49 52 49
100 Rawatpora 20g 45 206 I13 93 1I3 93
101 Atipora Zikar 21 3 46 246 '"5 121 122 113
10. Krala Wat 176 34 193 99 94 99 94
10 3 Hayatpora 134 27 158 7Y 79 79 79
104 Rawanpora 109 23 100 53 47 53 -l~
105 Chak Charat Ram 219 38 207 121 86 81 47
106 Biyawa 290 70 309 164 145 66 5'1
2474 51. 2626 1394 1232 1245 1087
107 Hatnipora !l5 16 10 94 52 42 52 4'
108 Chack Mirja J alllaciar 8 2 8 4 4 4 4
10 9 Katapora 3 29 75 358 18 5 173 178 162
1I0 Gotlipora 87 19 100 54 46 54 46
III Kamupora 120 29 132 65 67 62 60
II2 TokaJpora 66 14 44 29 15 29 15
Il3 Harl Utnu 880 198 933 497 43 6 394 43 6
114 Solinda 128 23 150 74 76 74 76
II5 Badil,0ra 85 17 103 55 48 55 48
i16 Marc ipora 16 3 28 178 93 83 93 83
II7 Panditpora Bala 226 45 207 117 go 1I7 90
2177 488 2305 1225 1080 1211 1081
 30 7
19<t.1 POPULA ,ION
-_._ _-_.-
.. - ---.-----
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others- Total literates
,-----'------,
Males Females
r----.---A..----.~
Fl.;lnu.les
r--------"------
Males .Females
,----'--------,
Male. .Females
~
Males FCpul.lcs
r-_____.A..--- .......
Males Females
Malo"

13 13 14 Ij .6 17 18 19 ao 21 ZZ 33

5 10 32
38
..
2
3 b 16 z
1
3

2
• f• 93 1

9
')
78 84 45 27

"2
3. '2
2
•
IS 5
5
9

..
4
2

19 5 71 84 911 27
2

I 54 fO 39
7'
2
4
a
3
4

6
3
13

3 54 75 88 40

3 3 26
S 4 3

2
8 5
co
5 9
27
54
25
43
13
44
[4
43
n
49 ,
12 88 57 17 117 8

6 10 IS 9

3 T .3
2.
:2

6
3

• 10 10 1&
•
 308

Occupied ... _------------

Serial Name of Village 193 1 hOl'ses No. 01 No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge r-----_____,A__.--:.-....,.
Per~cn9 Males Females Males Females

z II 3 ..,. 5 • 8 9 IO II

1I8 Fero.pora 146• 322 lI-A 1115 9 13 802 8 74 795

119 Chakthan Chanapora 161 28 176 100 76 100 76
120 Chandi Dura 23 8 55 298 166 1 32 152 12 5

1861 40S 2189 1179 1010 1126 998

I2I Gulma'g ]1 263 II-B 15 186 186 165

31 263 186 186 165

122
12 3
Treran
Sharai
6 73
35 8
1[3
56
... 14 772
359
4 5
1
19 0
357
169
412
19°
357
169
124 Tanbcrhama 20 7 41 235 12 4 III I~4 III
125 Darahama 85 20 93 55 38 54 38
126 Chandil 298 55 284 159 12 5 152 119
12 7 Badrakot 34 8 61 386 205 .rSJ 205 18r
128 Dara Kashi 459 75 448 2 46 20Z 245 202
129 Gaga! Dara 222 39 229 122 107 122 10 7
130 Wanig•. m Chandil 5 85 108 631 35 2 279 34 0 263

3235 568 3431 186B 1569 lB44 1541

131 Malapora Sangrama 82 21 13 89 47 42 47 f2
13 2 Mulag.m JlI 69 342 18 5 157 [82 154
133 Awa Lawa 113 20 121 63 58 63 58
134 Ranbirpora 196 40 218 lIO 108 lIO 108
135 Gund Muqsud 42 6 47 27 20 27 20
136 Kunchipora 1 75 35 189 105 84 105 84
137 Drum 34 6 62 351 200 157 198 157
138 Gokaharna 135 17 165 102 63 102 63
,139 Reram 28 9 55 329" 18 7 142 183 1 31
140 Chanda Bug Narikhar 77 19 78 43 35 43 3.5
14 1 Wahipora 83 20 105 56 49 52 49
142 Takia Batapora 240 52 278 154 124 '53 124
143 Kunjar 344 74 357 19 6 161 194 160
14<1- Pandi tpora Pain 81 IS 61 40 29 40 29
1 45 Hardu B,'ni 28 3 65 338 200 '3° lSI 12r
14 6 Dewa Bug 3 80 <)4 317 23 1 166 230 166

3177 874 3471 1946 1531 1910 1607

147 Ratnipora Pain 8. 18 14 16 91 50 41 50 41
148 Kulhama· lIS 20 122 59 63 59 63
149 Paris Wani 2 94 43 318 17 0 141' 170 148
ISO Bunagam 3 29 59 340 179 161 161 137
15 1 Dewapora (Dardapora) 58:5 103 842 362 280 36 2 280
152 Haripora IOI 18 125 68 57 68 57
153
154
Kharapora
Kech Matipora
91
104
III
20
" 83
120
50
64
33
56
50
64
33
56
155 Gonipora go 461 2 58 2II 25 8 ·lII
449
156 Hardwapora JIOq 2 51 1116 619 497 bI9 495
3257 640 3426 1879 1547 1861 1521
157 Ogmana 61 4 128 IS 707 394 3 13 391 3 13
158 Karahama 628 II7 648 35 1 197 33 1 28z
159 Chak \\ azir Punoo 102 21 86 40 46 40 46
160 Hc(nf: 181 33 149 85 64 85 64
161 Mangara 206 39 212 114 98 II3 911
162 Osan Bangil 5 16 92 463 24 6 21 7 229 102

2247 430 2265 1230 1035 1189 1005

163 Malwah 142 38 16 114 64 50 64 50
164 Gund Dalwach 281 <)6 297 160 [37 160 137
165 Buna Sharan "5 77 216 123 92 12 3 92
166 Larikpora 161 53 180 105 15 99 68
167 Palapora .33 0 98 338 185 [53 lB.; 153
168 Bnna Gund 89 27 92 49 43 49 43
169 Gumpola 4 20 166 420 245 [7.5 245 175
170 Peerapora 37 16 34 20 1.1 20 14
17 1 Bamrad 35 1 146 377 210 167 210 167

2042 717 2067 1181 908 1155 899

172 Ari Panthan J3 04 440 17 1384 757 ••27 749 620
J73 Badran 680 261 802 441 361 HI 361
11+ Kandahhama 33 2 JIO 352 20 3 149 203 149
2318 811 2538 1401 1137 1393 113.
 30 9

---------------------'-
Muslim (Shiaa) Hindus
1941 POPULATION
------- Sikhs Buddhists Others' Total literates
, - _ _ _ ___A. _ _ _ ----..
,-r------A...-~ r---'------> r----____J._-~ ,---A-~ ~_. _ _ __A_~

Males Females Males Females Males Females :'.Talc. Fe-males Males Females Mo.!es F,·",,,le.

,z 13 T4 '5 16 17 18 '9 23

3° 5 8

I~ ~

42 12 10 1 180 6
r6 31
5 16 31

82 17
II
14
Il
6 8
H
45
15
..
I}
63 3
22 t 299 33
2
3 rS

3
JJ
27
17
4 33
6
~ 3
t 10
2 12

l<l 20
23
36 24 185 7

o
21
g

3
7
2
37
18 26 84
3
19 15

17 15
39 30 2 120

II

6 II
2

4
8
6 1 36
39
2n
42
8 1 101
 310

Occui~<.l r--'-'---"'--- .--------.. ----- ... -._- ..- ..-......_.. -.. _-

Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge , - - - - - - - " - -----, ,---_______,).__---".
Persons Male" Fenlales Males TE:ma)cs

6 7 8
Z 3 4 5
" 10 IT

,175 l-hmji Ilug 197 30 lK 238 J'!7 III 12, 111

176 Path r<anihama 407 7'" 477 2 55 ",l'l:.! I ~1K
'74
177 NOWpOl"a Pain 81 14 81 4° 35 JU 35
178 Batapora !{anahama 510 lt2 551 ~(}j .!jfJ .!(J.". 2:l6
17'l Gund Karahama 37:; 83 396 226 170 226 '7u
180 Kawsa 8 57. lOf 906 jl1 395 4 \)3 374
181 Mazhama 455 105 518 27(j 239 2b9 2 30

2882 592 3167 1739 1428 1613 1322

182 Adan [43 3M 1 9 174 \~5 7<) 1:;4 70
18 3 \Vata May,am 262 59 256 1 45 III 40 ~8
18 4 Agar Kalan 250 39 288 1 59 12~ 159 12 9
185 lIIagam 929 221 1120
61
Uo., 5 4
1
25
85 .,2
186 Manhama 54 13 36 10
f
187 Gom Ahmadpora 785 173 869 46 3 406 34 ,6
t88 Mala Borhao 1 56 33 184 98 86 98 86
189 Tunjharan 55 II &3 .8 '~5
190 Tantripora 2 31 51 252 1 37 1I5 US 102

2885 838 3267 1767 1490 826 497

19 1 Goigan. 3 69 71 20 348 20b 142 206 142
19 2 Pinjm 54 1 "3 531 279 25 2 2 79 '52
193 Tara Harna 373 8S 448 242 206 219 189
I94 Uteku 296 53 334 [75 159 175 159
195 BUTzaia 154 32 166 8. 8.~ 82 80
196 \Vari~ora BaDgii 338 70 372 206 166 203 159
197 Chic lura 585 122 646 346 300 335 '9'
2656 546 2845 1536 1309 1499 1272
198 Lalpora 1678 34 8 21 1838 1000 8 38 943 801
1678 348 1838 1000 838 943 801
199 Nolri
200 Baha Guud
497
38
108
9
U 573
25
309
13
264
X2
74
13 ".
12
201 Mamus& 666 u8 687 379 308 378 303
202 Takia Mamusa 56 9 46 19 27 19 27
20 3 Kanlu I98 35 198 104 94 40 . 39
204 Sherapora Bangil 689 13 8 743 1
4 9 324 ..1l7 _'124

2144 417 2272 1243 1029 941 772

205 Chaok Narain Das& 88 17 23 125 68 57 6 9
206 Krishama 3 II 48 320 '6 144 147 124
20 7 Sonim 281 55 303, '9 134 19 8
208 Yal 3 22 65 343 17 IS" 86 69
20 9 Chukar 688 93 758 8 34 0 411 3 29
210 Kati Bug 164 21 167 15 82 85 82
1854 299 2016 1103 913 754 121
21[ Khamiyar 202 36 24 17 231 121 lIo J21 1I0'
Z12 Wanigam Pain 55 0 119 833 333 300 333 300
21 3 Malikpora 183 33 17G 94 82 94 8,
214 Pakipora 17x 27 184 85 79 85 79

1106 215 1204 633 &71 633 571

21 5 Taperwaripora tOF- 164 25 1103 59 8 505 597 j U5
216 Bochu 220 35 231 108 103 128 103
2I7 Pacha Nag 182 27 178 89 89 89 89
218 Karewa !{red 24 I 10 6 4 6 4
1498 227 1&22 821 701 820 701
219 Lolipora I66 31 26 174 90 84 <)0 84
220 Gosha Bug 860 136 938 48 9 449 441 4 23
nI Sultanpora Khai 1011 176 1170 62 7 543 399 3 15
2Z2 Aglar 2S2 46 273 X62 III I4S 98
223 Usan Khat 4 20 67 492 263 229 .:=63 229-
224 Chaku 233 40 2&9 146 II3 1 46 Il3'
2942 &02 3306 1777 1529 1484 1261
225 Nilah u6 23 7,7 133 71 62 . 71 6 ..
 3I I
1941 POPULATION
__j,..
._-------""
Muslim (Shias) • Hin.lus Sikhs Bllddhists Others· Total literates
,.--___I.,.._--,
Males Females Males Females
-----.. ,---------A.-----,
Males Females
,---~--------.
Males Females
r---_A.-----.
Males Females
( ( _ _ _ ....Ao.. _ _ .. ----..

Males Females

1!l 1 3 '4 'S z6 1 7 18 19 20 :u: -23 23

('7 48 57
31 28 36
10
II( 21
32
10 9 15
128 106 150
II 9 13
105 83 6
10
470 42 9 49 33 128 7
.6 21 2
42 9 3 80 45
2
27 25
22 IJ 2

.1079 9&1 60 42 2 208 7

1
3
23 17 23
7
4 2
3 7 3
u 9 8

31 31 47
57 37 12 5

51 37 125
2 35 .02 6

35
6
64 55 8
2 ,8
299 257 3 83
6. 48 5
20
·9 38
'42 II7 8 9 9
89 79 12 8 12
4 II 3 10
2

231 196 115 96 3 76

~
25
1$
3
46 1
3
I

3
48 .6
55
. _:l28 228 15
17 I3 7
10
2

228 228 65 3. 92
 312

Serial Name of Village IY3 J

Occupied
houses No. of No. of
,----_ .. ---_- ---
Total
------------
No Muslim (others)
Population 1941 Circle Charge ,---. ---"--___.------, r--.___..A,.,--~
Persons Males Females Males Females

z 4 5 6 8
7 9 IO 11

226 Nihalpora
227 Daragam
123 8
23 6
--. 1350 7 22 02:l)
i.ll t>2~
27 195 1[4 81
.. 228 Palapora Khaba 167 "4 ~I
29 177 92 Ilo; ~,
85
1757 301 1855 999 8&6 998 856
229 Siri Warapora 661 28
23 0 Dona Dara '34 722 347 375 34 6 375
23 1 Ochlipora
"39 '9 162 80 76 8& 7(>
tI3 21 115 62
23 2 Mengirpora Makbam" 214 53 29 23
42 215 "4 101
233 13ahrampora 123 II{ 101
234 Shuch Pulapora
22 113 on 53 60 53
277 56 350 ril7 163
230; San.:udangerpora 110 178 161
545 606 3 2M 271J 272 223
2072 414 2283 1184 1099 1085 lD12
236 Palhalan 276<) 4 84 29 2944 lboj 1337 ISb7
237 !'iadra Bnl 76 13 I3 1 7
100 53 47 53 47
2845 497 3044- 1660 1384 1620 1364
23 8 Pattan (Town) 'l0g[ jIh
239 Aroma Buran 30 3032 16 94 I33!> 1595 12 79
253 42 255 140 109
24 0 Rakh Buran 130 T.o; 146 log
bl 5[ 40 36 2'1
3074 573 3378 1891 1487 1777 1417
211 Khore 666 ]1
.24 2 Hanji Wera
10j 719 38 2 33i 38"
1598 2,53 1700 337
243 Gund Ibrahim 947 753 ,560 4 29
224 38 240 [34 106 7 8
248B 38B 2859 1463 119B M9 77.
244 Maharajpora Kanagam Dara l82 (>1 ]2 31B
245 Kanter Bug 17 2 '44 134 II2
I8S 35 230 124 rob
246 Gund Khawjakaslm 275 56
Qasha Malmoh 30B 16 3 143
247 655 125 683
24 8 Archander Hama 371 312
Ganga Bug
235 48 311 168 143 158
249 279 54 '34
318 161 1057 23 23
1114 379 2184 1159 1005 315 289
'5° Kawsa Jagu- 4 8,5 121
Bodi Bug 3;1 580 3J2 25 M 300
251
:l5 1 24 I
'H 399 2,8 I8J
5 II
836 214 989 550 439 305 252
252 Sangrama Khurad 474 I06
253 Matipora 34 559 3 1S 241 308 238
1655 34 2 1129
254 Hara Treth 999 8]0 216 186
45 17 81 45 36 44 36
2174 48. 2469 1362 1107 568 480
255 Mira Gund 579 112 II
256 Merchame.· 35 868 374 294 65
139 30 172 100 95
257 Ranbirgarh Pratapgarb 573
72
258 Panji Nara 97 &98 10 7 28'1 232 213
491 95 511 279
Boat Population I 23' '79 23 2
259 Sarai Dangerpora 8 6 2 6 2
1104 247 1152 64 2 510 155 12 7
2581 581 3099 1702 1397 731 66T
B. P. 8 1 2 B Z
260 Arampora '1<> ]6
261 Doslipora 33 248 121l 120
129 24 130
262 Rakh Doslipora. 291 77 53 7 6
263 Gada Kund
53 274 154 120 II
3 15 56 34. 5
26 4 Najin 198 146 3
18 4 32 208
26 5 Hamara 269
Il3 95
4% 238 141
266 Odna 51>; 91 97
26 7 Khan Petb 632 349 28 3
Boat Population
369 15 386 202 184 28
9 51 37
268 Dcwarya I(hmanpora J2I5 27 24 27 24
200 1265
269 Balharan 60 70 9 556 12 7 100
32 7 339 18 4
Boat Population '2 18 8
155 23 xs
270 Chana Bal 10 8 10
370 71 421 227 199
~
4191 737 1410 2482 2008 lOS 115
 3I 3
[!i4l l'OPULATION

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikh. Buddhists Others· Total literates

r - - - -'-----, ,-----A.. __ --. ,.---------J'---. ,~ ~
, - - - - . A . _ _ """I
Males Fe1nales Male. Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

12 I3 14 15 16 17 III 19 20 21 2.3 "3

1 29
3

35
14
I
26 25 4 3 4 5
2
6
9. 2 20
Sf> 55 38
25 10
26
37
58
20
3
3
" 86
.59
1

37 2.0 3 69
61> 41 3~ 16 180 16
14 Il

11 67
"' 16 1.
15 43 31 181
56
364 302 23 22 29
1112 95 5 3 5
...1 31T 2.8 2.& 90 2.

38 32 3
124 106 3
163 143 14 2
3I I 273 66 39 55
10 9 5
138 134 16

784 1111 10 31 98 2.
29 17 _3 14
21 3 170 2

242 181 3 16
5 5 3 14
775 633 S II 18
4
77. 133 13 11 Ii S t 3. 1

3 08 198 27
100 72 6
73 76 2 5
"
484 38 3 3 8
96& 729
• 48

128 120 2
70 47
146 1I5
195 145 10
II3 95 6
141 97 3
349
161
281
154
"
2
.
6

,582 45 6 14
161 140 5
227 199 2

1273 1849
" 4 52
 31 4

Occupied ,--------.----.-------~---

Serial Name of Village 1<)31 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 193' Circle Charge , - - _---A-_ _ _ . __ ~
r--' __ ..A.._---..
Persons Males l"emales Males Females

I z 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

B. P. 11 69 35 34 35 34
27 1 Ganastan 802 I62 37 887 49 0 397 40() 39 2
27 2 Gund Khalil 47 0 95 594 32 5 260) 3 13 "58,.
273 Tirgam 753 IOZ 547 300 247 .!So ..,.~

'·74 lVlalikpora Tirgam 99 17 117 57 uu .1 31

27,; Shadipor .. 4 81 82 415 226 189 77 61
Boat Population 3 15 10 ;; 10 ;;
27 6 nakh Sultanpora 306 61 352 186 166 34 28
Boat Population 5 28 12 If> Jl 1(,
277 Gnnd Nowgam 124 33 156 81 75
Nowgam 894 IR9 1031
278
279 Zalpora
Boat Population
37" 79
1
446
6
52~

l4°
509
:loh .,8 (>
9
-I 4
820
"
4311 4545 21127 2118 1228 1007
B. P. 9 49 24 25 24 25
280 Shilvat '1+0 85 38 434 24~ 1.86 121 (J{!
Boat Population 4 18 12 (, II tJ
281 Rakh Shilvat 550 8" 508 "7 t • 23 2 79 6,
282 Sumbal Ind~rkot 20 36 4 00 2220 1215 ]005 65 6 54 0
Boat Population 15 61 31 30 31 30
283 Rakh Asham 75 7 35 III 17 16 14
Boat Population 6 31 14 17 14 17
28 4 Markundal 33 2 63 369 204 165 ~04 165
.285 Zangipora 35 1 67 414 "5 199 Zl5 199
3184 704 3980 2n6 1804 1291 1075
a. P. 25 110 57 53 57 53
286 Hajin 25 1 7 502 3" 2898 1590 1308 1589 13 05
Boat Population 22 116 64 52 64 52
28 7 Rakh Hajin 649 146 771 434 337 429 333
Boat Population 50 265 148 II7 r48 117
288 Cund Prang 386 90 486 26 3 223 26 3 223
289 Madwan 366 72 434 238 196 201 17 l
290 Sri Hari Gund 257 51 323 r6b '57 166 157
Boat Population 2 I

4115 881 4912 2691 2221 2648 2189

B.P. 73 383 213 170 213 170
291 Ameha Kundal 95 0 L82 40 1048 581 46 7 581 4 67
292 Shah Gund 1135 227 1395 753 642 753 64'1
293 Vijiyara 566 104 845 36 4 281 36 4 281
294 Pushwari 3 17 63 371 208 r63 .08 16 3
295 Gund Bun 3 61 61 374 208 1(J() 208 r66
3329 837 3833 2114 1719 2114 1719
296 Tangapora 210 36 4[ 170 . 9 2 78 92 78
297 Kanipora ISO 24 163/ 95 68 86 65
298 Watal Ha.Dji 157 24 185 99 66 99 66
'199 Naid Khi 18 93 39 1 1982 1075 90 7 1062 901
Boat Population 16 80 47 33 47 33
300 Guudi J ahangir 95 6 136 1114 43 8 346 nS 346
Boat Population 16 100 54 46 5~ ·V:'
3366 611 3284 1799 1465 1777 1456
a. P. 32 180 101 79 101 79

301 Hamari 45 0 84 42 19 457 ·47 210 24 6 210

302 Indirgam 650 12 3 654 368 286 368 286
30 3 Chander Hama 3 18 55 332 182 150 1,'>7 150
1418 262 1443 797 846 771 646
3 04 Harhandpora 43 8 43 44 27 17 27 17
305 Wanigam Bala 4 61 95 498 273 225 273 225
306 Waripora Pain 54 13 67 34 33 34 33
3 07 Rhisipora 175 36 204 IIS ~6 itS S6
3 08 KreIi "44 253 1222 676 54 6 675 54 6
3 09 Hail Jagir 360 62 348 192 r~6 HJ2 156
 19iI POPUI.A,ION
.~ __ ~ __ ____ ~_.---------.A.

.--------------------------~
Muslim (Shias) Hindns Sikhs Buddhists Olhers· Total literates
, _ _ _ A..--------" ~ ,----~ ~ ~ r----..A...-----"'\
Males Females Males Female. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

2Z 23

'3
20
ro
2
9

"6
.
71

19
10
104
z
6

..3
146

..
3

170

18
17
8
9
8
60

9 3
6

..
8
12

18

135
.'j.
 3 I6

Occnpied ,---------
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim' (others)
, -_ _ _ -0\.. _ _ _ ,
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge ,.------------'-------.,
PC'Tsons Males FemalE's :'I1:alcs Females

I 2 3 4 5 7 S 9 ]0 II

3 ID Dolipor.. 327 58 367 1 99 lUS It}! 1.24

3 II Frasta Har Tilagam 2 33 H 268 1 53 u5 1 53 115
312 Waripora Bala 222 4' 267 1 49 118 14'J IIS

3019 610 3285 1821 1464 1782 1420

3 13 Thindama 1 95 ,7 H 50 '4 .!h 2{ l'>
3'4 Sachipora. 4' 33 201 III lJi) "I I I 96
3 15 Watragam 72 3 141 733 J 87 .Wo 221 21 3
310 Dura Hama ,.65 OJ 256 37 '19 1 37 II9
3 17 \Vagura 1099 2 56 1105 '
62!j 477 6n 46,
3 18 \Vizar 40 3 ~, 472 .!:62 -:.']0 262 210

2726 S82 2823 1649 1274 1367 1131

319 Shalaqa Wara 0 72 J5~ 45 172 410 0:2 .~t)2 3'7
320 Chinar Bitchari Gund 238 46 256 121 135 108 122
3 21 N owpora J agir 1084 z13 1146 hI5 53 1 57" 494
1994 417 2174 1146 1028 1046 933
322 Salusa 6 52 II2 46 643 35') 28 4 35') 204
3 23 Dompora Dongadlll1l 325 51 345 182 163 18. 162
3 24 Othura 764 144 834 449 J 85 33 2 '7'J
3 25 Chandakot 148 31 175 94 Ml 93 77
1889 338 1991 1084 913 966 602
3 26 Bulagam 377 93 47 419 239 180 162 126
327 Haigam 122 5 2 36 1248 662 5 84 ,5 0S 433
3 28 Tramba Gund 133 33 145 82 63 81 63
3 29 Renji 335 64 388 206 182 206 182
330 Rakh Haigam 338 94 523 2 94 229 288 229
Boat Population I 1 I I
33 1 Chak Haigam 45 II 33 18 IS 18 15
2453 628 2754 1501 1253 1260 1048
•• P.
33 2 Taxa. Zuea [540 30~ 48 1585 8~7 fi<)S 1:180 6 98
333 Dara Namhal 29 0 57 310 '7 2 13 8 1 72 138
1830 359 1895 1059 836 1052 836
334 Churuh 164 30 49 177 ')1 36 91 Sf)
335 Wagub 4 63 81 493 26 7 226 '266 22()
336 Krank ShivaD 7 23 104 724 388 33 6 379 32 i
337 Panjipora 37 0 59 400 219 18, 206 1 75
33 8 Gund Bakir 30 6 33 r6 '7 16 17
1750 280 1827 881 846 968 831
339 Pathu Kah Muqam 35 0 59 50 369 206 10 3 ..!06 163
3+0 Sang.ama 495 96 562 3II 2 51 3 09 250
34 1 Lalad 345 55 363 195 168 174 ISO
342 Amargarh 397 65 40& 218 .87 21 3 187
1587 276 1699 930 788 502 750
343 Seer Jagir 1830 4 15 51 1992 1064 928 ')68 H59
Boat Population 30 146 82 64 S2 (,i

1830 415 1992 1084 928 968 859

B. P. 30 146 82 64 62 84

3'14 Dilna 1 789 377 52 1933 1003 'J3° l:!lI 759

1789 377 1933 1003 930 811 169
345 Naji But 273 50 53 287 [68 129 101 81
34 6 Sioghpora Kalaa 859 165 1030 4 88 54 2 21 5 240
347 Kanspora 698 143 841 445 396 3 89 333
348 Jaha,ma 46 5 76 497 268 229 268 229

2295 434 2885 1388 1298 973 883

 317
1941 l'C.PULATI0N
. - - - - ------------"------------------ Buddhists Other.· ToW literates
Sikhs
Hir..du. r----...J..--~
r______.A--- ---,-..
Muslim (Shi"s) ,---A---, ~ l;~clnales
,-------..)....~ l'ellla.Jes ,}[aJes
~ VI"les Females 'dales t"·elnah·s ... f:),le::,;
~l"lcs Female, ~"Ies Females

n "2"2 23
16 17 18 "II} "'J
I~ I! Ij
'/
31
,,$ H
29
z
10

196 31
38 .4

'4
45
1(;6 9
133
..9
It) 1" [7
13i1
156 133 11 10
25
43 45 II
13 13 26
5 35 32
4
82
17 18 83 77
8
10
24
\II 86 :z6 10 3
4
51
91 86 27 24
19
15 14 31
(.)2 -1 0
15 6 151
4
3 3

55
191 19 11 4
21.
82 9
q
7 96 9
7
7.
U

t
12
Q " 9
I.i
(, 7

41 2
23 15
7
1 U
2
21 xS 9
7
5
19 35 1
23
Ii
69 114
93
3

93
111
69 3

12 7 ...
151 137 41 34 127 4
137 41 34
1&1 34
67 48 190 '}I
273 302 50 7
55 63 3
277 8.
315 41:&
 Occupied r-------.---.-... ------.-----.,-. ,.--------
Serial Name of Villag'· 1\131 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 194' Circle Cha'-ge ,.-------->---------, r-----"-------I
Person" Male" Fcmales Males Females

3 4 6 7 8 9 IO II

349 l'atehpora j07 '4 0 54 711 382 3 28 2 33 '93

350 Frasta Har '4 1 2~ 137 78 59 78 59
35' Kantha Bagh 84 '5 96 51 45 51 45
352 Gotiyar T71! 34 252 12 9 12 3 128 12 3
353 Janbazpora 380 72 408 r89 220 18g 220

1290 283 1605 830 775 678 840

354 Ushkera '596 132 55 20 932 507 42 5 37 8 35 1
2596 132 932 S07 41l1i 378 lSI

355 3 Ushkera
355b Khan Fura
Boat Population
}g0
f"
.674
583
36 4
7
2366
1854
28
428
'1107
15
927
81-7
13
79 0
95 6
15
54 1
76 1
13
355C Maliar Pura .$ ~28 54 363 195 168 1 93 168
355 d Khwajah Bagh '3 766 141 855 457 398 439 3 82
Boat Population fi 10 43 19 24 19 21-
llaramulla lii 65 10 1066 7036 3858 3 178 3,61 265 1
Boat .Population iII 37 6 20 90 54 36 54 36
9178 2208 12563 7045 5518 5539 4503

B.P. 376 37 161 88 73 88 73

Chaku Ghat 14°
.__
TOTAL 748653 2974 0 Z6z 79 6 8 799 0 738 06 7358 7 67953

B. P. 376 219 1107 807 500 607 500

GRAND TOTAL ~49009 29959 Z629 0 3 88597 74306 74 I 94 62453

.OtherIl-41K. 4SF: Indian Christian 20M. z2F; and Other Christian 21M. 23F.
(i) Differences have been noticed in the spelling of village names as given in the Village Tables for 1931 and as shown in the enumera-
tion record for 1941. FOr the 1941 Village Tables we have adopted the spelling given in the record after checking it with the spelling given in
the list of villages supplied by the District Census Officer in 1941. The list of such -illages is given below:- '
As shown in Village Tables 1931. Spelling adopted in Village Tables 1941.
S. No. Name. S. No. Name.

49 0 4 Frasta Har 3 II Frasta Har Tilagam

5046 Sherapora Nilagam 64 Sherapora Tolagam
5055 Tanripora 73 Tantripora
50 57 Kharnipora 75 Kharampora (Kharnipora)
48 5 0 Sonlipora 98 Sontipora
411 2 9 Chanda Bug 1 40 Chanda Bug N ari Khar
473 2 Wa~m 130 Wanigam Chandil
4 858 Tang hagu 2 49 Gangabug
506 7 Sutalaporn 30 4 Harhandpora
5068 Hil Jag 309 Hail Jagir
4914 Sachi But 345 Naji But
4982 Singhpora 346 Singhpora Kalan
4 888 Sultanpora 221 Sultanpora Khai
4]6r Kawsa. Khalsa IBo Kawsa
4936 Dospora 261 Doslipora
4937 Rakh Do.pora 262 Rakh Doslipora
4942 Ma.likpora 274 Ma.likpora Tirgam
50 77 Shankerpora Singhama 23 2 Nengirpora Makhama
4930 Chatabal 270 Chanabal
4 895 Palapora. 228 Palapora Khalsa
5 004 Rajpora. 17 Rajpora Thandakasi
4901 Kerewa Kerewa 218 Karewa Kreri
5 0 74 Srakikawarapora. 2 35 Surgundangerpora
49 02 Kerl 308 Kreri
(ii) Cbaku Ghat serial number 4892 of 1931 Village Tables was unoccupied at this Census.
(Iii) The village Uahkara appears against two different numbers in Village Tables 1941. It is partly included in Baramulla Town
Area-serial num ber ~55 and partly in village area under serial number 354. This village has been wrongly split up into two by the local Census
OBicer contrary to instnctions issued in this connection.
(iv) Boat population has been shown separately where it i. so recorded. This population has no serial number in the Village Tables
 19.p- POPULATION
~- ------------ _-"--------- _-~---------- .. ~ -- -- ----.- -- .- - - ---------,
Total literate.
"luslim (Shias) Hin.lu" Sikhs Budllhi.ts Others·
r----A--.-l , .. __ . ___.L _ _ ~ r-- ._ ---A. _ _ -----.
r-----..A. --~ r----_____A_ -~ ,.----___......._~
:Wales Females ,laIcs Females ~[" los Females ~lales jiQll,ale, ,\"1",, Females Males Fem"le.

18 ::(1 ~I 22 23
IZ Ij l~ '5

') 5

9 145 126 50 5

123 73 ¥'
123 13 5 40

4 R3 ~'\4 120 58 34
115 t>o 36 26

~ 51
.H ,6 49
,. R 1808 :'98

..
67.1 51<)

1293 819 178 92 34 2202 CDS

2943 2108 7.195 I235 r 45 739

IoOZ3

2943 ~108 Ij95 1235 45 739

10 023
 320
(v) Total 1931 population 01 til, Tebsil is 1,4I},OOl}. The figure i" correcL But actually compc.n,nb '~l"«d tIl(" tetd '" ihul arl ,"'11"',
printing errors.
(vi) The numl'~T of villages in the Tehsil ac"""jing to the Cens", 1"" ;"rd is 3jY. 1'i,,, of t1ll""e vilj"~es vi_., Ushhara. ht.a"lll,ra
Maliarpura, Khwajah Jlagh and Daramulla constitute llaramulla Town and have been allotted sub-numbers in Village Tables 1941. As four of
these villages have been merged with Baramulla Town Imperial Table III shows 355 villages only.
(vii) The numbering of Census Divisions in Tehsil Baramulla was not carried out in accordance with the- instructions ibSUCU.. Wh<:n
the defect was noticed revision was not possible without creating other difficulti(·'. As a result, whilst the Circles in the Village Tables for tili"
Tehsil follow each other in correct sequence tbe Charges do not. Char!:es were numbered by Districts and Circles by Tehsil.. The Charge numbers
in this Tehsit run from 13 to zoo All are shown in the tables but they do not J'un consecutively with the Circles. Circle totals arc !(iven but
owing to the defect referred tr, Charge totals cannot be arrived at except by collecting the totals of the various separated Cireles forming cach
Charge.

(viii) The correct number of uccupied houses in Gulmarg, serial number HI, at the time of the actual Census w •.s 105 and not 2(,3 as
shown. The latter number represents the number of houses numbered for Census purposes at the time of house-numbering. The error was detected
at a stage when to change the figure would have upset totals in other tables. As the detail is of little importance, it was decided it would be
be.•t to give an explanatory note. Bungalows in Gulma.rg are unoccupied in winter except by chowkidars; one man is frequently in charge
of severa.l bungalows. Most of the Gulmarg population recorded consists of bon.e chowkidars. It will be noticed no females were recorded in
Gulmarg.
 VILLAGE TABLES
DISTRICT BARAMULLA; TEHSIL SRI PRATAPSINGHPURA (BADGAM)
 322
CENSUS
ViLLAGE
District Baramulla
Tehsil Sripratapsinghpura (Iadgam)
Occupied ~-- ~-------'------

Seria 1 Xaruc of Village 1931 houses No. of No. of Total MUslim (others)
No, population 1941 Circle Charge ,.-- ~
Persons Males Fenlales Males Females

z 3 5 6 8 IO II
I
" 7 9

1 Sojeth GoripON. ~60 114 21 628 363 26 5 30. 2~5

Boat Population 38 215 119 ':!u 1I9 96
2 Narabal 700 134 756 430 326 43 0 3 26
3 Gagarpora 255 53 298 170 1.8 23 8
4 Gund Khalil 68 8 57 2b 29 28 29
5 Yarn Gund 157 31 181 90 '.II 90 91

2040 340 1920 1081 839 933 719

"P
,
B. P. 38 215 118 96 119 98
6 Gund Hasi Bat (;~2 133 746 395 351 70 ,0
Lawipora 12 5 :.!5 147 79 (J!! 79 6S
7
8 Rakh Muj Gund 48 7 83 474 264 :lID 257 205
9 Malru 4 23 75 422 22{ 198 224 Ig8
10 Shalateng 49 1 47 536 28g 247 27 8 237
Boat Population 15 12 3 12 3

2218 363 2325 1251 1074 908 778

B. P. 15 11 3 12 3

II Zaina Kat 655 Il9 3 806 437 3Ug 424 35 8

12 Kushipora 382 80 479 25 8 221 70 53
13 Parimpora 277 65 308 170 138 170 138
Boa.t Population 23 134 7" 63 71 03
14 Chawani Badamsing 14 5 8 6
Barthana 169 36 192 lIZ ~o III XO
15
16 Rakh Gund Aka Shah 2 I 2 2
Arampora. 13 2 26 157 1:13 74 83 74
'7 70 17
18 Kamarwari 154 25 53 17 53
Boat I'opulation '4 77 40 37 40 37
1785 357 2020 1121 899 912 720

B. P. 37 211 111 100 111 100

19 Haji Bagh 200 3B 235 133 102 133 10~

20 Hanjik 122 30 153 82 71 18 7

21 Sharief Abad 153 33 180 91 89 5 5
22 Bimna 946 259 1207 659 54 8 9 i
23 Dandusa 3 14 35 214 II5 99

1735 395 1989 1080 909 165 118

'4 Batamalina 79 6 178 978 53 2 446 5 00 4 24

25 Gulabpora 35 8 42 23 19 23 19
188 273 145 128 145 12~
26 Gunga Bng 44
1019 230 1283 700 &83 188 571

27 Barza!a 888 23 1 (0-7 1235 637 59 8 607 577

888 231 1235 637 &88 607 &77

28 Aramwari 6 83 77 8 24 400 225 175 225 175

29 Krusubadshaibagh 1060 29" 1621 837 68 4 825 76 9
Boat Population 91 82,./ 43 39 43 39
30 Gund Chanda! 76 15 83 47 36 47 36
Nowgam Ich 996 195 1104 60g 495 603 49 1
31
2815 579 3108 1718 1390 1701 1381

B. P. 91 82 43 39 43 39

32 Sotengo 55 6 121 9 627 33 6 'gI 3 21 278

33 Khinhama 5 24 10 5 576 335 241 256 183
1941
TABLE~

1941 OPULATrON

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Totalllterates

,-------"-------. r-----A------., r---"-___. ~ ~----.,
Males Females Male. Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

IIJ I3 I4 IS I6 I7 I8 I9 20 :n 22 23

15

1)9 2
147 120

4
I

147 120 91 2

3 25 28·1 2
II
7 5 5
2
10 10
17 3

332 186 10 10 37 3

13 II 2
188 I6B
.
6
2
2

101 179 C 4 17

64 64 3
I
86 84 6
647 543 3 22
II5 99 2

112 790 3 34
JO 19
3
.
42
2

30 19 2 3 48 1
2( I.i 9 I)
50 6
11 15 9 II 50 It

6 14
5 4
40

6 .. 2
7
11 1 II I 83

13 13 J2
77 58 ~
3
 324

Occupied ,-----------
Serial Xarue of Village 193 1 hOllses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
,---"------.
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge
J)CTson~ Males ----
Females Males Females

I z 3 4 .5 6 S 9 IO II

34 Wangipora 85 13 78 4' 36 4' 36

35 Chukapora Kalan 216 50 251 '4 0 lli 14t) III
36 Gogi Bagh II9 27 125 72 53 7' 53
37 Chak Dewan Badri Nath 220 47 240 13 1 r09 1]r 109
38 Dangerpnra 12 3 37 150 8r 6<) til 61'
39 Kothipura 154 '7 178 100 7~ lO(' 7l>
1987 427 2225 1237 988 1143 917
40 Lasjin 980 17 1 10 1109 (>30 479 62<) 479
41 Sumarbug 418 86 495 :!~2
"'3 200 144
42 Seer Bagh 71 1<1 115 66 4'1 65 49
43 Shalina 310 f>l 358 18. '7" .!(_I '2
44 Bagh Shakur Shah 65 II 68 37 29 37 29
45 Zoonipora 21 4 12 78 3'; 41 35 41
46 R"kh Shalina 60B II9 643 37 0 '73 J63 113

2686 481 2862 1602 1260 1158 877

47 Paharu 1007 210 l[ 1143 644 499 "10 4 83
48 Gungipora 191 39 238 130 108 '3° 100
49 Wagura 75' 131 720 377 343 30 5 340
50 Sothu Kalan 295 70 305 162 143 65 43
2245 450 2406 1313 1093 1170 974
51 Baga t l{anipora 310 62 12 330 1~2 '4<> 18r I4S
52 Menganwaji 10 9 20 112 59 53 59 53
53 Chak I, Dewan Badri Nath .. 77 33 155 94 61 77 46
54 Gund Chakupora lIg 27 134 04 70 48 61
55 Kanipora Kalidar 16H '7 165 113 82 79 74
56 Manchuwa 40 9 63 443 235 208 235 208
57 Bagh Mahtab Joo 74 24 104 59 45 '9 16
58 Shamkerpora leh 23 2 54 279 15 1 128 13 6 121
59 Soothu Kitar Bagh 214 46 237 132 lOS 74 51
~o Rakh Soothu 24 3 19 II H II 8

1742 364 1978 1070 908 929 786

61 Natipora Jagir 2°44 5 TH 13 2665 14 00 1265 1388 1257
1044 518 2665 1400 1285 1388 1257
62 Bagat Barzala 547 go Ii 691 40 5 286 387 28 3
63 Rawalpora leh 10 50 17 2 1187 654 533 62.> SIr
64 Haiderpora 619 124 755 417 338 ~08 33 1
1218 388 2633 1476 1157 1420 1125

65 Nadir Gund 300 73 "5 25 363 199 164 199 164

66 Hnmahama. 70 8 14 6 783 439 344 439 344
67 Watadoru Galwanpora 295 57 362 H)9 ]63 178 LH
68 Lalu Sheshag»ri Bagh 82 16 83 48 35 33 25
-"69 Narakara 691 '43 783 40 3 380 402 280
70 Ganghwa 3 2 ') 67 387 190 177 186 175
2396 502 2741 1478 1263 1437 1232

71 Ompora 121 3 244 16 23 1861 75 1 63 0 717 605

7' Shekhapora 204 31 208 113 95 113 95
73 BatalIar 158 30 167 87 So 87 80
74 Karipora 216 42 209 110 99 uo 'J4
75 Reshipora 186 36 178 8. 96 82 96
76 Sabdan 170 43 218 "'2 96 78 63
77 Darn 12 3 21 122 67 .i5 67 .55
2270 447 2463 1332 1151 1254 1093

78 Soy~bug 1596 299 17 2. 1805 956 849 9 27 83'

79 Kamahopora 26 5 30 20 10 20 10
80 Paimas 345 70 386 20 7 15'1 III 77
8r War.. Sangam 154 33 193 107 86 107 86
82 Kadipora 149 24 164 88 76 2.7 ·3
83 Warl'Pora rog 23 125 76 49 76 49
84 Haripora 20 5 35 216 I26 90 126 90
85 Hakermula 160 32 192 104 S8 32 5~

2744 521 3091 1884 1407 142B 1225

 1114 I POPULATION

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· TolM literates

,-----'--- __ r -..-_.....__~ r-----'- ----.. , - - . -__ A~
r-----"----. .,- ____ ._..A.. _ _ . __ -..

Males l"emales Ylales Females :Male. Females Males Females Males Females .Males Females

I3 T.J T5 16 I7 2I .JZ 23

90 71 3 n
'3
82 69 3
153 154

20 7 160 8
442 383 2 26
34 16 <0
,g
12 3 ll>
97 100 2

97 100 46 19 40
II

17 15
16 q ]
4 ~ 3
13
30 29 5
15 7 8
50 *9 8 .'i q

67 64 74 58 54
,2 8 8,

12 8 81
6 3 10 2 ..:!6
29 22
<) 4 - 5'
44 29 10 2 2 77 2
2
l~

21 19 20 ~
'5 10 16
<)
4 2 r4

41 31 79 5
34 25 -H
4
2

3
44 33 18

78 58 72
29 17 36 •
96 82 2

61 53
8 I
72 30 2

:1.29 185 2. 17 48
•
 3 26

,.-
Occupied Total Muslim (others)
Serial Name of Villag., I')jI houses No. of No. of ,-----.----"----~ r---._-A,._-~ ..
No. Population r94 1 Circle Charge Persolls Males Females Males Females

z 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 IO II

86 Rakh Hakermula I2y, 29 It; 23 135 78 57 78 57

87 Palar 354 73 378 210 IllS 4 7
8!! Nasirullahpora 531) 91 61B 334 2114 333 28t
89 Galwanpora 324 61 365 205 160 205 160
go Tekipora 97 14 92 52 40
91 Dafpara 1311 20 117 60 57 8
92 Miragund 101 20 101 53 4t!
93 Bodan ,z5 23 1.9 73 56
94 Chowderibagh 10_). 18 122 6<) 53 69 53
95 Cha)< Kali Khan 9" I(. 84 42 42 42 42
2004 368 2141 1176 965 739 611

96 Dehramana 622 123 19 2':: 693 3 6 ', 33 1 36 2 33 1

97 Gotapon;. 354 67 434 "33 201 230 20r
98 Arath 444- 92 501 26<) 23 2 268 232

1420 282 1628 864 764 860 764

99 Soofipora uo 31 20 112 73 59 12 II
100 Alawpora 7'? 14 81 46 35 46 35
101 Shahpora .2 4 34 16 IS 16 18
102 Chatabug '3 B 46 233 122 rII In III
103 Nadigam ZIS 35 237 136 101 136 101
104 Shopri Bagh %8 6 29 13 16 13 16
105 Chak Wazir Punu 51 9 50 29 21 29 21
106 Chewa 257 49 251 138 II3 136 Il3
107 Wadwan Jagir 14z 143 853 463 39 0 4 14 344
108 Watalpora Bandahpora 293 54 317 168 149 r68 149
2035 391 !217 1204 1013 1091 118
109 Rasu 344 60 21 420 220 200 218 200
IlO Panchas 178 33 190 97 93 10 8
III Bandagam -1-94 81 537 293 244 290 'l41
lIZ Wahabpora 599 III 654 34 1 3 13 7 7
1&15 286 18Gl 961 860 625 456
1I3 Chera Har 199 36 22 ZI 208 IIo 98 Ho 98
II4 Rajawan Ma.chuwa 110 27 144 77 67 76 67
lIS Harduwamnu 88 17 II 50 49 16 14
rI6 Lohar Chak 98 17 86 49 37 I
117 Kantha Bagh 47 7 SO 34 16 34 I(j
u8 Sahibpora I6<) 18 131 66 65 13 15
rI9 Chak Dewan Badri Math '73 17 89 47 42 47 42
120 Sanora Kalipora 'P3 78 444 24 6 198 246 198
1297 111 1251 &79 572 543 460
121 Chair Giun zH '17 2~ 27 266 139 12 7 25 22
122 Sahipora. 19 1 31 227 II4 II3
123 Buna Makhama 437 76 475 251 224 25 1 224
124 Paripala 224 42 247 13 2 IIj 132 115
I2S Path Makhama 981 21 5 1183 62 4 559 61 3 549
126 Radhabug 93 16 104 60 41- 60 44
127 Matipora 50 7 50 30 20 30 20

22111 429 2552 1350 1202 1111 974

128 Ratsoon 982 182 z4 1092 592 5 00 SB7 49~

129 Ohangam 626 III 692 37' 3 21 371 3 21
130 Wamhama 233 39 257 137 120 18 22
131 Drager II", 21 124 68 56 68 56
1980 353 2165 1188 997 1044 8IT

13 2 Qasba Beruwa 1499 35 2 25 30 1587 877 7 10 85 1 696

133 Chudara 934 156 868 490 3 68 4 89 3 68
134 Arwoh 625 lIS 899 369 330 368 3 26
3059 626 3144 1131 1408 1108 1396

115 Chak De""8.n Lachman Dass 130 28 26 27 127 75 52 75 52'

13 6 Mulam..,hhama 107 19 101 51 50 51 5<>
137 Hardu Malapora 365 77 369 212 1'7 212 157
l38 Hanjilwipora ;no 17 113 66 47 66 47'
 327
1911 !'OPULATION
-~--~--

Muslum (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Bo<ldhl.is Other.- Total literates

r---__.A--~~ r---~---l r - - - - - - - A . - - -1 r - - - - . A · · - - -1 ,------"------, r- _----A. - - - - - . ,
Males Females ~1:ales Felnale3 Males Females Male. .Fcmaies ~ale" Females .Males Females

If! I3 I-I IS I6 I7 I8 I9 JO ZI 22 2)

1
205 r61 8
3
52 40 "
52 49
53 48 3
73 56

436 354 2 18
45
3 14
3
4 62
6r 48 3

13 7
2
l
1

49
2
,,6 8
6r
7
61 48 52 46 98 8
2 3
87 85 I
3 3 6
334 30 6
,421 391 5 3
'"
14

3
34 35
48 37

53 50 r
19

131 122 26
II2 r05 2 1
U4 II3 3
10
3
II 10 23
2

226 218 13 10 42
5 2 II
'4
ug 98 r
r

119 98 5 2 27
20
r
I> 6 ii
8"
25
4 14
22 12 II 8 123 2

I
.5
 3:8

SeT",l Occupied r------------ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .

Ni). ]\fU1\e of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
Population 1941 Circle Chars", ,-----..-----"- --_.--_, '-. r-__..A. _ _ _ ~
Persons Males Fdmales Males }I'elUales

I 1 5 ~ 7 8 9 10 IT
" 4

139 MCTipora Ji>7 (,9 370 20K I():! 201') 102

qo Xacawal-a 31 9 63 2'1 100 13 t 100 131

1398 273 1371 772 599 712 599

141 Chandapora flO (J2 2, 22 391 214 177 3 5
142' Nadiwanpora 42 II 63 33 30 33 30
143 Garand Khunl 435 80 494 274 ;::0 274 220
14{ Garand Kalan 40B 79 429 .20 2(>9 II

1315 262 1377 741 636 310 288

145 Surasyal is, 13 .8 84 44 40 44 40
146 Hard uba tapora 119 19 129 72 57 72 57
147 Saratpora 70 II 72 39 33 1M 12
148 Najlu '43 23 138 7' 61> 19 12
149 PuuichgUllll 20(> 39 202 1[5 87 .0 II>
15 0 Ma.rn 1.0& 32 146 80 00 4 4
151 lIIulashal 269 51 279 153 120
15 2 Cha.rigam 344 54 341 19 I I5° ISo
153 Daji Malik Gund 123 21 11. 71 4H <) 7
154 Buna Hama 334 77 365 200 16,0
1845 340 1875 1043 832 192 298
155 Watilgam 495 97 29 27 491 264 227 257 224
156 Gondipora 3 80 79 432 23° 190 220 184
157 Hayatpora 77 15 92 49 43
15 8 Atinu 34 6 79 411 215 190 21 15
15\1 Malapora Sakaulu 37 6 42 22 20 .~ 20
160 Renipora 46 19 110 64- 46 33 26
161 Sochan Banit 226 43 243 129 II4- 129 II4
162 Garnahpora .68 29 140 75 65 7z 61
163 Bupath 69 13 68 38 30
164- Saihama 105 18 98 55 43 4
1949 398 2127 1147 980 755 848
165 Labertal 39 2 81 30 23 376 201 175 40 30
166 Sholipora 97 2 225 1071 586 4 85 46 5 380
167 Parisabadpora 67' III 8&1 34' 309 36 40
2035 417 2098 1129 969 541 450
168 Brei 182 32 31 27 184 93 91 93 91
169 Guod Ali Nail< 4 27 10 4 570 312 25 8 312 25 H
170 Watra Hail H99 162 793 45 l 34 1 45 1 34 1
17t Hardu Wail 550 . 108 620 345 275 258 203
2058 408 2187 1202 985 1114 ••3
172 Guod Bumadar 34 12 32 72 46 26 46 26
173 Paharthan Jagir 136 21 148 74 74 74 74
174 Hakalitri 569 109 617 32 3 294- 3 IIl 28 9
'75 Chananowpora 120 24 138 75 63 75 63
176 Kralanewa ] agir 275 54 307 170 137 170 137
177 Gund Panah 150 22 185 88 77 88 77
178 Garngala 10 3 17 95 52 45 52 45
179 Guod Darwesh Harawani 402 79 433 23 2 201 232 201
1189 338 1877 1060 811 1055 812:
180 Lasipora ]agir l65 43 33 251 141 1I0 133 lOS
181 Dauis Jagir 14-6 zz 148 82 66 82 66
182 Sang rampora 38 II 57 31 26 19 12
18 3Chll.ra Mujru 24-9 47 268 15 1 II7 15 I H7
184 Chanthan Chakpora 316 60 330 177 153 177 153
185 Najau 321 62 308 167 14 1 16 7 141
r86 Sholi Gund 50 13 61 33 28
187 SUDa Pah 579 120 842 368 274 149 105
188 Pathakot 235 46 287 144 123 144 123
189 Kulahama 194- 28 213 124 89 124- 89-
239J 45:2 2145 1418 1127 114' 811
190 Kandor&. 624 T42 34 30 845 362 2113 36I ~83
191 Riukipor.. [28 39 195 83 1[2 14 II
192 Larabal 70 20 93 52 41 52 41
 32 9
P(WULATIO~
1941 . ___ ...A...._ _ •_____________ .. ________________._
_------_.- • ____ ..________ --------- ---~

)luS]im (Sbias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Total litcratr's

, - -_ _ _ .",A._ _ _ --...
,------
A _ _ _ _ -., ,...-_.A__--, r--' _____",__--- --. , _ _ _ ..A. _____ - ,
,------ ..;...._._-.._....
Male.< li'elHilJe,:; Mall,. l'l~ma]i'~ _MaJes FenJ.itJ(·~ Males Fe:maks Males Females J\-lalL's Females

12 '] '-I 15 16 17 ,s 19 .ilO 2I

-- 21

()

11
ZII 17" 4

4
219 IYS 4
430 370 12

21 21
5.; 54
X') 71
8" 50 ~
I5! 126 3
191
62 'It
13 2 91 67 if 13

782 460 2 87 74 21
6 3 i
16 12 11
49 43 I
57 4& 136 135 84 21

31 20 I
8
3 4
37 30 I
55 39 3
2&4 197 :2 13. 135 115 21
161 145 4
94 79 -, 2(,
38
3 0 c.. 269 7
581 493 27 26 49
3
18
•
25 20 6. 52 35 6
2& 20 2 81 52 68 6
-,
5 5
2
S
2

.,
7

5 5 25
8 2
1
r2 '4 7
[
28
28 4
33 2~ 20
205 165 ~ 12 II8
4
4

213 170 14 14 45 32 211 5

32
69 lOt
23 X
1
 330

Occupied ,---------.--- -- -----...._-- -

Serial )iame of Village '93 houses )io. of No. of Total .:\luslim (other".)
No. '
Population 1941 Circle Charge , -___.___ .A-__ . _. __ ._-_.-, ,-----"---,
P('rsans Males Female:) Males Female.

I 2 3 4 5 Ij 7 8 V IO II

193 Uttarpora 23~ IH 226 110 110 IJ(l IlO

194 Han]ulatlnu 273 .." 277 '5'" J 1<') [_'),{J JI/j
IC)5 Mashwan 67 10 81 -fo .p ~o -fl
,196 Dachan .lOO 55 276 14 8 12S- J4 S 1.!~

197 Alam Suchu ll'l 19 t01 04 .17 D-f 37

It)8 Bandupora 15 4 33 III 1S I.~ 15
h)9 Ganj Lalpora u5 15 82 -l5 37 ·15 3,
200 Zabgalu 64 1~ 77 37 ·fo 37 -fo
:201 Harinjgaru "35 31 153 ·'5 t)O S5 oh
20'2 Chartll 77 ]5 73 43 30 4~ 30
2078 487 2312 1252 1060 1182 559
203 GOl-ipora 3611 .5 8 35 412 "13 Hi9 18() IfJO
20 4 I{aniguud "7 21 111 59 52 51) 52
205 Seel 667 113 694 383 3 TT 383 31 1
206 Rav;atpora ]65 34 195 103 ~)2 103 92
20 7 Kanchatipora 48 11 57 3 16
208 Zagipora 94 14 117 1'4' ,'ij "4 13
209 Kh<endipora Beruwa 162 30 191 10,3 :{S IO..! :)K
210 Kangripora 190 35 202 lIb ~(J lIb .'il.
211 Pukharpora )1 f, 27 If) II 16 11
:212 Path Zanigam '7 2 31 197 115 K2 1I5 bl
21 3 Buna Zanigam 474 \is 527 ~~0
""~ '99 228

2488 461 2730 1512 1218 1446 1163

214 Kumrll 16 7 46 36 28 304 170 134 39 34
215 Warahgam 47 H 00 478 oT' 206 148 124
216 Nandapora 41 0 43 24 If)

217 Hardu Paneho 4 23 6y 391 2l(~ '75 13 2 106

218 Wachho 105 17 109 5 .... 53 56 53
:119 Gund Shoga-Taplu 79 15 98 .57 4' 57 41
:120 Khudarawatpora 52 Il 57 34 23 34 13
221 Khosapora 12 7 13 138 75 ~'4 75 64
222 Rakh Wachhu 193 38 214 ]10 10 4 lID )04

223 Peerapora Saifullah 69 I) a1 .)8 43 38 43

"24 Dangerpara 1:>8 12 70 37 33 37 33
225 Machipora 154 18 161 ')4 "7 \i4 67
226 Zempora '45 1-
0 189 lJ4 7.) 'J4 75
227 Gutlipora 70 JZ 81 ,p 4 0
4' 40
2271 368 2395 1318 t077 955 807
228 Hawalpora Beraw.. 35 0 ('3 37 369 'Y4 175 ]()4 lj5
229 Talapora. 198 41 232 125 T07 II 7
128 l% 136 0'.1 ('7 r; 4
23 0 Bug ehal
23 1 Batapora .12.1 32 182 86 76 H) 16
23 2 Shekha Waripora. 86 20 98 53 45 ') 0

887 178 997 527 470 239 208

Dalipora 194 .~o 38 339 IS8 15 1 ]x8 15 1

233
~34 Kharipora .;9 12 89 33 3" 33 36
235 Khudapora 85 I) 96 50 4-" 5()
40
23 6 Sahnipora 261 42 300 15 8 142 150 142
237 Fujapora 141 31 161 82 79 <12 7'-'
238 Gotipora 166 35 204 109 9.1
239 Kanora 176 28 219 12 5 ')4 12 5 94
240 Mulansru 159 2lj 164 Q3 71 93 7'
241 Kharapora 95 '3 84 46 38 4" 30

1436 249 1636 890 746 781 851

242 Odrn 101 20 39 26 100 ,;1> H 27 '5

243 Jawalpora 7 14 135 789 4 T7 352 393 352
277 58 308 177 13' 134 102
244 1Gshtwar 115
245 Hayatpora n6 20 67 48 58 4S
290 .'i5 285 147 138 ~'J 47
24 6 Gojra Jagir 252
247 Zazahbug 255 55 121 '3 1 39 33
18 4 37 210 uo ~(J 79 50
24 8 Shogapora 184 15 2 132 2.
249 Sundipora 27 8 54 JI
25 0 Patawaw 27 6 5(' 268 14S lIS T

.2492 490 2588 1405 1184 843 1189

25.1 Bnuipora IIO 26 40 121 70 ;;1 69 5r

252 Takia Farookshah 3 10 'i4 350 194 15(; I~J4 156
 33I
I~41 Pt).PULATION
_~~~ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _• _____A_ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ ~ ____ _

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others' Total literates

r------."""-------, r-------'-----, r--~ r-------'------, .----'--, ,.-___ ___ A _ _ _ - .
':-,laLc~ Felnaleh- Maloi:- Frmalc!-> Males Females Males Females Males Females Malo.i Femnleg

I3 IS I6 I8 20 ZI 22

4-

69 101 69
34 29 17
[

10
10
3' 2fi 2
9

3
3
15

31 26 34 29 TI 2

130 100 3
24 8, 2
2{ I9
84 69
"
.1

362 270 21
22
Hi 100 5
63 63 I
67 UO 3
44 3"
288 262 31
Ii
,
7
4-
109 95
+
3
2

lot 96 39

24- 13 5 6 5
24 27
43 29 29
9 ~
Sf) gI C)
82 g8 34-
"- 39 40 34- 31
13° lor !l
148 117 13
358 312 50 35 154 13. 167 31

"
[(.
 332

Serial Name of Village 1l)31

Occupied
houses ~o. of No. of
;- -_ ... _._-- "---'-"'-- --------_. - -
Total
--
:'Iu.lim (otilers)
--
No. Population 1~41 Circle Charge r - - ~--. -,....,.__--------~ r----...A_-__ ~

Person.o; ~la]eh J·~ema]t·s .Males Jiemales

I 2 .1 .J- 5 6 7 8 9 10 I2

253 Yari Satru

254 Noch Gam
J.H 2.!.
III
143
94
,3
5:!
ie) "3
52
17
,I'
99 ·F
255 Nun..,. 3 02 ('3 301 '7 1 13° I():l J2I
~56 Fala Clla] 333 b~ 363 198 IU5 1l)1) 16 5
257 Babapora. 7" II, 80 44 3u +I ] ~)
25 8 Shuru Jagir ,H, 4 J' 211 110 '>5 II.() lJj
259 Howru 1]2 45 212 l.r ~) 1 I~I l,ll
260 Later CilUclara 795 178 791 ·P9 3()2 4:25 359
2502 546 2666 1468 1198 1394 1133
:!()I Kalshipora .12 0 76 41 33 414 "3.5 17 q ".n 179
!6~ Dorn 100 17 100 59 4' 5LJ 41
263 Khan Sahib 608 lob 626 34') 277 34<) 277
264 Khaipora 164 27 175 I)h 79 q5 79
265
266
Balapora
Gurweth Xhurad
208
.,6
43
13
210
53
119
2~
,".!5 11_J
l:H
114
25
26 7 Raithan 1>0. J09 6;2 g
j 3 l~Q 375 "79
268 X"th Raja Gir 333 77 352 1~9 [63 [~9 163
2491 468 2602 1458 1144 1443 1127
269 He {"lar ~9 '7 42 ·3 95 5L H 5 3
270 Jahama l]3 22 109 55 54 34 "8
27 1 Mahwara 4°3 32 379 '.!O() 17 0 3
272 Lakhripora 390 74 377 .204 J 7.1 J07 102
273 Dunsunar 03 II 51 3~ II)
274 Daclna 3tl0 51! 365 210 J55 3
275 Batabagh 7I 14 B2 50 32 50 ,32
276 Plltlibash 253 :1<) 264 139 Ll5 09 55
277 Kakinmarau IH5 ,Vi 194 106 1:;11 16 13
278 Watra Wa.ni 43 8 112 475 2.57 .u8 3 2

2386 436 2391 1313 1078 30S 241

279 Mamat 202 37 43 218 113 ·)7 113 97
280 Razawn Jagir 45 8 88 439 ~.P ~U7 23..t '207
,8I Thakurpora Jagi,. '4 1 22 120 66 54 ()6 54
282 Zori Gund ·ZI2 40 222 113 109 ~ 4
',83 Khanapora .87 .,8 295 .100 J35 73 61
28 4 Hooru <)5 I8 103 57 46 54 40
28 5 Darclpora 79 17 89 47 42 47 42
286 Sri Pratapsinghpura 1'5.' 21 3 1221 tJ6S 553 95 58

2629 503 2699 1458 1243 682 569

28 7 Kera,w3 Damodhar 12 7 25 44 25 161 i8 73 78 73
288 Vl'ahthura l077 2J2 1110 u05 50 5 5~3 NI

1204 237 1261 683 578 681 564

2 89 Chatergam 125 6 ~5 1270 ('7 8 jlJl >(>8 ~24
" 17
290 Zoonipora 99 Il 99 56 43 56 43
29 1 DooniYJari 474 8> 484 27 2 212 272 212
292 Malik Gund <i4 f5 108 .S2 ;6 13 23
293 Zaluwah 249 H 280 l('4 116 1(;4 116
294 Gopalpora 167 30 173 91 '~2 'II 82
2339 399 2414 1313 1101 864 700
295 Wowoocha 17 1 39 46 191 qj ,)6 78 79
296 Hanclalbagh 28 8 39 "4 15 "4 15
297 Kralapora 1218 268 1346 73 8 608 70 6 5~j
298 Dharam Bug '.' 004 145 851 300 291 300 294
2021 460 2227 1217 1010 1168 970
299 Bugam Batapora 87 1 203 47 845 4..,8 .~87 453 38 7
3 00 Nowbug 395 51 358 1~11 r67 ItJO 166
301 Kajsar Mula 2q4 51 319 lio 149 17 0 149
3 02 Dawlatpora 262 43 281 ,_:;o 13 1 150 131
1822 348 1803 969 834 963 833
J03 Awanpora ~II 38 48 31 221 IIq 102 119 IO.!
30 4 Chak Damaju Ganju 28 4 26 18 8 18 II
30 5 Hosipora ,415 79 450 233 ll7 233 21 7
3 06 Chowdora 1I3 2 210 1064 bolO H4 bl0 4 20
 333

- - ~- - _- --------_
l\'!U8Iim. (Shias)
11)·41 POPULAT~ON
--
..._ .~.-- ..

Hindus
------.---------------
Sikhs
.-.----------------~
BuudJlists Others- Tot<ll literates
~---
.-- ..__ ._._..;._ .._-
.. -~ r-__.A.----, r - - ..--.--A-.~ r--------- A ..____ .,.-.--~ ----.
Males Females ).1ale. FenFiles Males Fmnales Male" j:;'cmalcs Males Females Mp.-it's Ff'males

IZ T3 14 15 l:6 II IS T') .:?f) !iiI .22 _'J

Go .53
1
') .25
9
3
J
-f
+ 3 ~3

60 53 14 9 3 !lS

5
3
<,Il) 2
I 1~
(; 4
10 II)
7
32
14 11 170 2
29 24 17 17
2I 26
208 167 I}

97 71 -4
32 19
210 15~
"
50 70
90 75 2
25:= 216 8

989 820 2 17 17 28
2
(,

III .105
87 74 4
3 z

4()o 434 101 61 6 lIO

667 613 101 111 B 127

1
22 l-f 39
22 14 40
.4 10 368 56
13
39 33 3
4
3
449 401 79

"7 17 '5
32 "3 ;:0
10

32 23 17 17 15 2

-' I.
I4

+
4

B 34

3
II 5 ') 9 13
 334

Occupied ,---_._----------_._-.-.
Serial Name- of ViUn.ge- 193' houses No. of :No. of Total Muslim (others)
No, PnpulFt.tion 1941 Circle Charge ,----.. _._ ...A. _ _ ._ _ _- , , -_ _ ~.,.A_ ____ ~

Persons ;\1 ales Female~ l'v:lalc~ Females

r 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO .IT

3 0 7 Yar Kalan 2j':' 55 264 140 124 I3 H l.l4

9:; I ~J 107 65 42 44 4'
3 08 Doyan 161 8u 80
3 0 Y Dora Bug I3'i 27 75 75
3 10 lIardu Chati Chakpora
117 58 5<) SM
13('
" 5"
2384 453 2410 1349 1061 1306 1047

Hamchipora 45 7 49 36 20 16 20 r6
3H
Qasba Nagam 177° 340 1880 1043 ~37 951> 7u4
3 12
3[3 Marbal 57 ~ 59 36 23 J(' 13
1818 361 1975 1099 878 1012 803

3 L4· Hadipora \,./ 8I~; 15 8 50 880 468 412 4 6r 40U

3 15 Nowpora 42 04 89 463 253 210 253 210

316 Karala Wari 467 8, 453 25 I 202 249 202

31 7 Bana Gund U4 23 142 74 68 74 68

1823 352 1938 1048 892 1037 886

3 18 Guod Mahanoor rei 43 51 182 92 yo 65 60

31 9 Gund Wali lOt' 24 121 72 49 72 4'1
320 Gund Maksud 1 'i. '1 29 155 82 73 82 n
3 21 Sogam 9I 7 186 859 47 u 383 +60 373
322 Ranger 745 140 781 434 347 4Il 329
323 Hashru 29\·' 73 304 175 129 175 12<;
32 4 Rather Gund 5"11" III 5.5 312 233 3 12 233
21179 606 29.7 1643 1304 1577 1246

3 2 5 Shamanag [7'_· 36 52 33 210 lOX 102 108 102

326 Dada Ompora 10 94 21 9 1176 62 7 549 62 4 547
32 7 Nowhad 2~2 50 288 151'1 128 rsH I2~

328 Khri Guod ~37 II4 527 270 257 26<) 257
329 Chana Gund 91> ~2 104 58 4(> 58 46
33 0 Chowdari Gund 125 25 146 74 72 74 72
33 1 Slmpara 12' 22 134 77 57 77 57
2.36 488 2583 1372 1211 1368 1209

332 Bamwa 40 3 93 53 3" 442 249 193 249 193

333 Hanjura 595 136 821 33 H 28 3 3'9 26 3
334 Zuwaharna Khandipora 60r. 12 5 610 3 22 288 28 9 261l
335 Patrisam 6, 17 81 43 311 43 38
336 Kanir ~6L 20 4 879 4 85 394 48 3 394
337 Wagam jl)3 65 341 16 7 174 13 r 135
338 Quanungopora !C7'.' 38 209 109 100 87 74
3014 678 3183 1713 ,.70 1601 1365

339 Chat Ieh (:"5 21 54 26 135 75 60 75 60

340 Pora Wara
Pan,zao ,
,,,'.'
58~
26
103
148
595
76
340
'{2
255
76
34 0
72
255
34 1
342 RQporanamtah.ai 699 142 701 3 fifi 335 348 32 3
343 Gop"! Saif 50 7 93 518 271 245 271 245
344 Langa P9.Ilzan 41< I I 51 33 r8 33 18
34S Ganr Bagh 8(; "4 83 40 43 30 43
346 Ba~ Bichru. 187 29 191 102 8" 83 I:!<J
347 Bie 1:\1 J9' 6g .,0 227 18 3 227 18 3
27sa 508 2830 1530 1300 1493 1288·

34 8 Guda Sathu 43 8 81, 55 476 26r 21 5 26, 21 5

349 Bagh.Sahib Ram 4 1 2 r I· I I
3,0 Lal Gam 213 5(' 300 157 143 T3 8 T28

35 1 Naru 57(' ()ll 405 23() 1(j9 236 169

35 2 Iehkot 66r 135 677 384 293 339 26.1
lor 24 8& 60 35 60 3.1
353 Sunar Guod 302 180 122
354 Muvi Popy 327 75 180 122

355 Chitru Dangerpora 294 55 288 157 13 1 155 124

35 6 Lal Gund 4'2 8 34 20 14- 20 14
2518 &08 2579 1456 1123 1390 1073.

3Si Gojar Gum! Il,·, II, 56 64 43 2T

358 Ichgam, 2061> 60'01 1816 101 3 8P3 453 373
359 Harji Gund 23 5 20 12 8 12 8
Choon 5 o 'Z 10~ 351 21 5 144 2 15 144
3 60
 335
1941 PoPULAT10N
. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,A.... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _- - - ...
-~~-~

Mu~lim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others" Total literates

r-------.-A---- -, r--'"----. r---~~ r------"-----, ,-__A ___ , <~_ _A.. ___. _ . _ ,
11a.les :Fema.les Males Females Males Females Ma.l~s l'<:males Males Females Males Fcmo.le.

I2 IJ 1-1- 15 I6 I7 18 J9 ,/I J]

2
21

32 5 11 9 18

S(, 73 136 2.2

3
86 73 139 22

7 c. 11
4
15

9 6 30
27 30 '4
2
I
16 I() 34
23 18 20
<I
4
66 58 89
1
3 15
I
3
r
:>

4 2 24

7
19 20 17
33 20 89

49
36 3') 45
n 2() 27
112 105 234 2

~
12
18 35
3

19 3
9
37 12 70

19 15
IJ
45 ~4
2
6
3

86 so 80

33 20 J6

2
 33 6

Occupied ,------ --------_-- --

St"rial NctnJ(, of Villag"£-·_ t93 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
,.-_____ ...A.. ____ ---;
____ ....A.. _ _ _ _ _ _
No. Pop"Jation 1941 Circle Charge , - - - -- ~

Person~ ~L.lles F(·m"1.1es !\'[alcs J;cmalC'~

I 2 :; 4 5 6 7 8 (i IO TT

3(,1 N agrml I(hab '5' 31 151 ll:; "1> ~j (;(,

362 Bandi Bagh '4e- 31 149 71 7~ r~) 2j

363 Tilanpora
364 Karhama
3('5 Renipora
'0<,
1'25
1M
2.1
2.')
H,
88
127
66
,I
43
39
4.')
51,
2;
43
71
3<)
45
51>
27
3.297 854 2840 1592 1248 937 743
36(> Hanclajin 10'1 4' 57 198 100 ~~; IO~) 89
36 7 Gund Arjan 88 12 90 54 3(1 54 36
368 Parnewa J agir 84 8 194 873 4IJn 4 13 45 2 40l
369 Kula Bug 262 49 282 IS' 13 0 152 130
37° Wager 5 06 103 500 28 7 21 3 28 7 2 13
37' Nambalhar 911 25 94 51 43 51 4_~
37 2 Harnow I9G 37 186 94 92 94 92
373 Kargam Patachithf 56.. II9 548 Z7t) 251 2C)O 245
2726 580 2771 1604 1267 1489 1250
374 Banderpora 28;_. 5(i 58 33 290 161 I2~ lfio J28
375 Krarnsher 664 130 667 3 64 30 3 347 296
376 Shala Nar 135 27 144 77 67 77 67
377 Frasta Wu 275 41 262 143 lll~ 143 IIq

1363 2&4 1363 748 617 727 610

378 I.anura 21l} 46 59 224 lI9 105 119 10 5
379 Bugrn 801 16!) 822 460 362 459 362
380 Yaga Bug "05 45 195 113 82 Il3 82
381 Arigam 108 5 225 1214 667 547 619 5 02
382 Utra Dalabai 596 1·42 711 382 329 382 3 29-
38 3 Nari Gund [4 T 32 156 '12 64 92 64
3038 659 3322 1833 14B9 1784 1444
38 4 Yara Khab 697 131 60 28 805 43 1 374 43 0 374
3 85 Soznipora [3 1 18 156 ~4 7' 84 72
3 86 Kachi Poran 76 16 93 54 l!) 54 39
387 Chak Shera [20 22 143 79 64 79 G4
388 Chak Qadus 86 I~ 71 43 2S 43 2H
3 89 Krala Pathr; 185 25 184 lID 74 lID 74
390 Goja Thaji 2of.r 38 242 13 8 104 138 104
391 Raiyar BeruwB. 1-6 4 82 498 2uS. 233 26 5 23,J
39 2 Raiyar Jeh W9 89 518 289 229 28 9 229
Traja Khat ,,~ 10 128 68 60 Go 60
393
1617 44B 2838 1561 1277 1558 1277
394 Rakhai [~s
44 61 211 121 90 121 9°
395 Anal 380 55 385 214 17 1 214 17 1
396 Ringa Zabal 314 44 306 lfio 146 160 J4 6
397 Jugokharian r091- 198 1165 586 579 58 r 579
398 Bras 36 7 .~I 352 189 163 18\1 163
399 Chat 443 84 499 2"7 I 228 262 225_
4°0 Khaipora Berwa 214 46 205 II4 91 II4 91
4 01 Sita Haran 508 99 582 288 294 288 294
4°2 Suchil Pathri 76 13 74 36 3S 36 311
3584 634 3779 1979 1800 1965 1797
4 U3 Shing-lipora ' 86r 125 62 957 520 43i .519 43T
40 4 Habcrdardatasipora 333 47 334 IF 163 171 ,63
405 Khanpora '{I 36 273 146 12j 41 30
4°6 Chake'ftra 103 14 120 66 5{
4°7 Chera ar 120 II 124 67 57 6i 57
408 Batapora Drang 205 33 200 II2 S!! 20 13
409 Lachmanpora 84 IO 106 56 50 :;6 So
4 10 Udura Khuda.1a8ipora 2S5 36 259 136 123 136 123
4II Drang 49" 77 505 290 21,'i 28 9 21 5
21194 31t 2878 1564 1314 1299 10B8
4 12 LalKora Heruwa 75 0 rSr 63 813
Kaipora 152
~9
171
411 40 ' 408 400-
4 13 19 82 89 10 8
414 Nuslt 12of. 18 121 63 58
415 Malapora Khag 298 60 292 J6,; 12 7 43 H
416 N'r,inll'hpora %I7 43 134 1.25 109 69 53
4r 7 Khawaja Gund [25 22 123 58 65 58 65
 337
_ _-
1941 POPl"L.\fION
_______ . _ __A._.
- ..
---~

Muslim (shia"l I-lindn_~ Sikhs Buddhists Oth"rs* Total literates

, _ _ _ -----A. _ _ _ - .
~----,
, _ _ _ _ ______A._.__
------, ~--..A.....-.---~ r - - _J.-__.__ ____- . , ,---"'---- ............
Hales Females Male~ Felnale~ ;Uales Females .l\t:alcs Females Males F("l11ales Ma.les Females

IZ I3 ZJ 1;: z6 I7 I8 I9 2() 2I 22 :13

50! 54
~

570 431 33 20 52 54 20

Ii II 25
1
.')

1
(, 19
7
15 17 51
2 2
i7 7 32

19 7 34

5
17
(j

48 45 "'J
29
3
49 45 109
6

2
2
3
~

3 24

.'i
1
4_ 23
7
9 3' 7

7
1
.
9 3 4 52
1 - 10
.'i
105 97 -~
66 54
4
1
92 75
3
14
I 3

283 216 2 44 1

3 45
72 8. I

63 58
no 4
"
122
,6 56 33 16-
 33 8

Occupied r--------------.----------
Serial )lame of Villago 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge r---.------'-- - - - - - - , ,.-~-~~
I1ersons '11alrs _Females Males Female.

I 6 S
" .1 4 5 7 9 IO II

4 18 l{amdar Chakpora 19 K 12 215 I II liLt .1 I I l°i

4 19 Nasirpora 4 00 ')5 494 166 128 133 JlS
2264 480 2463 1281 1182 832 756

4 20 Jskanderpora 10 5'7 209 64 1023 55 8 4()5 54 .in

4 21 Ichahama 577 139 705 354 351 28 "4
4 22 Hardu Surash 5.5I 10,; 555 2')4 101 2('4 "'3
4 23 Panjniari 79 '4 84 4' 'I' 4' 4'
2264 467 2367 1248 1119 3BB 339

4 24 PatheshaIan 100 15 65 103 -14 4') 54 49

42 5 Lokipora 131 29 135 75 tjo 75 00
4 26 Dalwach Kh'lrad 305 63 332 J7° 162 '4 I2b
42 7 Pushker 4(>_, S3 472 241) 22(j 146' 226
4 28 Alam·Nag 17 2 33 180 106 74 93 62
4 29 Trapi 33 6 62 301 T43 151! f42 ISS
'43 0 Hamc.hipora Khag 4 17 85 443 234 2°9 23Z 206
43 1 Lawahipora 10 3 15 87 -H 43 43 43
43 2 Nagabal 7.; III 98 43 jj 43 55

21011- 404 2151 1115 1038 1069 982

433 Khag J60C) 3'15 ()6 1644 .sS,) 755 849 7'/.I
434 Awanpora 30 9 51 2,'; 13 28 23
435 Kukar Bagh 35 0 78 364 191 173 191 173
43 6 Sagan Yarnar 10 83 183 1073 595 47 8 595 '178
3072 615 3132 1703 1429 1663 1395

437 Kachwari 1<)68 4 01 67 33 2044 Il,H fJlo 1122 QO~

43 8 Laini Lab f3<J 74 436 25 2 i-S.3 '51 183

439 Gurweth Kalan q26 16,5 965 51<) -n!) 5 18 43 "
3333 640 3434 1905 1529 1881 1621

44 0 Surasyar T4 H? 3H) 611 31 1644 C)lI 723 91l! 72 3

441 Branwar 1330 24 2 1415 704 65 1 7 63 65 1
44 z Boniau 4 28 jlJ 466 233 233 233 233
3245 640 3625 1918 1607 1914 1607

443 Pahadipora 156 27 69 32 176 10.; 7 IDS 7I

444 Kutabal 77 '7 101 .14 47' 54 47
445 Gugja Pathri 1140 r88 1147 f)3! :P.i 63 2 5I5
44 6 Hujgoh 474 90 506 293 21 3 292 :.H3
447 Ledan 208 31 207 J'5 C)2 II3 92
44 8 Kani Kot 55 L1: 53 32 21 IS '5
449 Wata li:alu 1154 174 969 557 4 11 555 4"
2964 539 3159 1788 1371 1769 1365

45 0 Hafru 13atapora 8so 16'j 70 894 501 _N3 500 393

45 1 Brinjan (;5 2 JJ2 697 3,,8 29() 39 8 299
45 2 Lulipora Hampora 5 1 <) (J<J 573 3 23 250 323 25 0
2021 316 2184 1222 942 1221 942

453 Chalayan (';hutinar SSI 160 7 997 .i35 46 • 535 4()2

454 Darawannowgam 101'2 J7° ' 1192 ").i 547 (l45 5-J;-
455 Barana Patlui 95 1<) 115 I}o
55 liD S.:;
45 6 Shankerpora Nagam 174 32 197 110 ~7 lfO 8-(
457 Mahindpora Nagam 26 7 43 259 13° 12~) 13 0 ]2<)
45 8 Pukarpora N agam 70 7 160 710 3 1_t4 Jl() 3lJ3 3fu
3136 584 3470 1874 1596 1873 1598

459 Gund Shama. 63 II 72 66 33 33 33 33

4 60 Chari Sharief (Town) 37 84 994- 4037 2253 17 Kt- 224(, 17 8 4
3847 1005 4103 2286 1817 2279 1817
4()1 Chak Gohindju Dhar 157 18 73 157 ,,+ 63 94 h.3
46~ Malapora Dardpora ..p~ 8, 458 "45 213 245 21 3
4 63 Chrawan 344 61 360 I().'i 5
} tJ H)'; ]0.':;
464 Kbarapora 114 23 122 ()'J 53 69 53
4 65 Charipora ]~hallpora 32 9 84 359 ,85 ]7-1- IRS 174
1356 te7 1458 788 .868 788 &68
 339
1941 1'('PFLATIOll:
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....A_ _ _ _
~
Muslim (Sbias) Hindus Sikhs Duddbisls Otbers' Total literate.
r--.~ ~ _ _A_ _ _ - , ~---, ~-------.., r---..A-.. .-----, ,-----A-----,
Male~ Females Malc~ h'l1",les Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Femal.

I3 I.f I5 I6 I7 I8 I9 20 ZI 22 23

2
133 II3 70
257 255 3 2 189 189 111 42

41 5 73 2
101 227 225 146 IX9
4 24 34 34 8
2

101 120 '3 251 259 255 121

2<) 36 9
4
2 II 12 8
3
2 3 3
4

3 43 54 32

4 3 42

7
9

36 31 4 3 58
s
,
.; 7 20
I
2

7 8 7 22 2

44
35

! 2 80
fi
4
II
4
I
(>
4
17 6 2 38
21
37
26
84

~
7
2
b
2
b

28

181

6 181
2
3
5
,
6-

n
 340

Occupied f~--'-----'----
Serial Saine of Village 193 I houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
,..---_ _ _ _ _ _ ...A-_ _ _ _ _- - ,
No. Population 1941 Circle ClJargt' ,....--A----.
Pt'r~ons :\lal('< Female:; Males FClnales

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

466 Tila Sara 374 54 74 407 ~2S 179 228 '79

467 Hardn Da.lwan 79 2 138 889 ~S'j 40 3 4 85 40 3
1166 192 12116 714 582 713 682
408 Dregam Kha.ipoIa ')47 181 75 33 971 55 8 ·PS .037 3\)1;

947 181 971 558 413 537 398

./
TOTAL I62970 3 221 9 INo60 9.19 118 79 0 j2 8II3I 6749 6
8. p. 166 523 2B5 2JB 286 2JB

GRAND TOTAL 8Ip6 67734

'OtherS-4M, 6F; Indian Christian 2M, Jew 21' and Other Christian 21<r, 4F.

(i) Differences have been noticed in the speIling of village names as given in the Village Tables for "lS' l.ud as shown in the enumera-
tion record for 1941. For the 1')41 Village Tables we have adopted the spelling given in the record after checking it with the spelling gi von i.
t1>~ list of villages supplied by the District Census Officer in H)41. The list of such villages is given below:-

As shown in Yillage Tables 1931. Spelling adopted in Village Tahir" "94 I .

S. No. Name. S. No. ~ame.

j085 N auret Goripora I Sajeth GOIipoTa

544 1 Peer Bagh 42 Seer Bltgll
5143 Sanora 120 Sonora Kalipora
53 2 9 Kralanalun 11 6 Kralaniwa Jagir
53I6 Man Shooin 195 Mashwan
5345 Malalpora 229 Talapora
535 1 Machbapora 337 Pujapora
54 G8 Bagh Mahadew Joo 51 llagh "Iehtab J 00
55 22 Zuwahama 334 Zawahama Khandipora.
.H85 Pozawan 34 0 Para "Vara
54 89 Namtahal 34 2 Ropora Wamtahal
5488 Gang Panzan 344 I"ang-a. Panzan
540 1 Chooni Balapora 3 60 ("hoon
5393 Kargam 373 Kargam Palachithi
.i5 2O Talubegpora 33 8 Quanungopora
552 1 Driyagam 468 Dragunl l(ha,Rip_ora
5244 Khandipora 209 Khandipora Berw..
,')25 2 Malapora .1 15 Malapor" Khag
}27° Luripora. 43 1 Lavahipora
5281 Peer Dardalasipora 40 4 Haberdardala5ipor:l
5 2 79 Udhra Lasipora ·flo Udura Khudalasipora
554 2 Yolapora H2 Lulipora Hampur"
5553 Shankerpora 45 6 Shankcrpora ~ aga 1n
51 9 0 SOrenar 145 Surasyar

(ii) Boat population has been shown separately whore it is so record",!. This populatioll has nn ''''rial number in the Village 'Llbles

(iii) The villages Hakalitri, Wangipora, Gogi Bagh, Gojra Jagir, Wowoocha and Arath having serial numbers 114, 34, 36, 246, 295,
9B re.pectively also cover the population of Chak Hakalitri, Chak Fateh Din, Zangi Bagh, Chak Cojrn, -"magroo and Rakh Arath respeclive-
ly which were shown separately in 1931. The figures for 1931 represent the totals of the equivalents for 1')41 in each case.

(iv) Census Divisions in the Badgam Tehsil were not created in accordance with the instructions i",ned. When the defect w~ noticed
revision was not possible without creating other difficulties. As a result, whilst the Circles in the Village Tables for this Tehsil are shown correctly
in sequence the Charges are not. Charges were numbercd by Districts and Circles by Tehsils. The Charge numbers in Badgam run from 2r to 33.
All are shown in the tables but they do not run consecutively with the Circles. Circlo totals are given b·.. t owing to the defect referred to Chargl'l
totals cannot be arrived at except by collecting the totals of the various separated Circles forming e"ch Charg....
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H)4I POPULAUON
.- ____ ..A.. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ ._~

Muslim (Smas) Hindus Sikhs .B'..FlcH:bt:3 otht::rs* Total litera.tes

r----"-----""""\ ,--_____ __ ..A.. ___ ._~ r- _____A _ _ ~ , - . _____ _,.._ __ .~ ,--_____ ..A.._-------. , - -_ ___.A__~
~Iales Females }[ales Fern"-le. ~!alc< Females ~lfllcs F,'''''']c', .\hles F~males Males Feama)es

I3 I5 I7 18 ."/ .]'1) .u 22 23

4
I7
2.
43
21 15 43
9433 9 80 II97 IIS8 48 4:1 3II

I39I II97 4 3rr

 e.
ANANTNAG D!STRICT.

Anantnag, or Kashmir South as the district of the ZO.ii La and joins it at Shadipur, the place
was previously named, is bounded on the west of the marriage of the two rivers. The tribu-
by the Baramulla District and the Pir Panjal taries on its left bank are of less importance'
range; beyond the watershed of the l<l;tter lies the all rise on the slopes of the Pir Panjal. Th~
Mendhar Tehsil of the Poonch Jaglf. On the largest of these are the Vishau, Rembiara, Romesh
southern half of its eastern boundary it is connec- and the Dudganga.
ted with the Kishtwar Tehsil of the Udhampur
District by the Sinthan Pass (12,300 ft.) whilst The district is well provided with roads. The
on the northern half a road over the Zoji La Jhelum Valley Road leading from Rawalpindi to
(II 580 ft.) leads to the Kargil Tehsil of Ladakh. Srinagar is continued from Srinagar through the
On 'the south, beyond the Banihal Pass (9,290 ft.), heart of the district, over the Baninal Pass to
is the Ramban T ehsil of the U dhampur Jammu, passing on its way Pampur, Awantipur
District. The Wular, the largest bke in India, and Khanabal. Branch roads lead to Pulwama
1Z~ miles by 5, is at the north-western corner Kulgam and Verinag on the left side of th~
and to the north is Haramukh (16,890 ft.), Jhelum Valley and to Tral, Anantnag, Achhabal
standing guard over the Sind Valley, and the and Pahlgam on the right. Fair weather roads
Uttarmachipora Tehsil of the Baramulla lead up the Bringi Valley from Achhabal to the
District. Sinthan Pass and from Bijbehara up the right
bank of the Liddar river; the main motor road
Anantnag District is the area usually known to Pahlgam is from Anantnag up the left bank of
to visitors as the Kashmur Valley although, in the Liddar. The old MoghaI road passes near
fact, it constitutes only the southern and eastern Shopian, which is on the edge of th.e Rambiara
part of it. With the exception of Gulmarg, nul~ah, over the Pir ~anjaI Pass (II,400 ft.) to
the Lolab Valley and tIle Gurais Valley, practically Blllmber and the Punjab. It was displaced as a
all the better known beauty spots and centres of main 'route many years ago by the Banihal Road
interest to tourists are in this district. These and is now little more than a footpath over the
include the Sind, Lidar and Brillgi valleys; the Pir Panjal. A good road connects Srinagar with
Moghal gardens at Chashma Shahi, Nishat, the Sind Valley; it is motorable at present to
Shalamar, Nasim, Achhabal and Verinag, Camping a point about ten miles from Sonamarg to which
sites at Ganderbal, Sonamarg and Pahlgam and place it is proposed to take it in due course. Good
the Dal and Manasbal Lakes. The Dal is perhaps motor roads lead from Srinagar to all the Moghal
one of the most beautiful spots in the world. The gardens on the borders of the Dal Lake and to
colours and tints of the mountains in the near most places of local importance.
distance and of the t.rees and vegetation on its
shores are constantly changing and always The headquarters of the district used to be
beautiful. The district has an area of 2,814 sq. loca~ed at Srinagar (5,200 it.) but a few years
miles and consists of the four tehsils, Khas, ago It was removed to Anantnag for administra-
Pulwama, Anantllag and Kulgam the separate tive reasons; the Wazir of the district has a camp
areas of which are 743, 449, 1,034 and 588 sq. office at Srinagar for about ten days each month.
miles respectively. The separate area of Srinagar The headquarters of the Rhas Tehsil is at Sri-
City, included with Klms Tehsil, is I I sq. nagar and of the other tchsils at the towns bear-
miles. ing the same names-Pulwama, Anantnag and
Kulgam. Srinagar City is cut in half by the
The Jhelum river has its source at Verinag Jhelum and is situated near the boundary between
and runs through the centre of the district. This Kh.as ~ehsil and Badgam. In recent years
is the Hydespes of the ancients and the Vitasta reSIdentIal suburbs have developed along the
of the Hindus; it is also known to Kashmiris as road to Badgam within the area of that tehsil
Veth. The Liddar and Sind are its largest and to the south-east of elC city on the rC3.d tu
tributaries; the former has its source in the Anantnag. Srillagar is the summer headquarters
everlasting snowS at the head of the Liddar of. the Government; t~e summer palace of His
Valley in the neighbourhood of the peaks Amar- Hlghness the Maharaja Bahadur is situated
nath (17,321 ft.) al?-d Kolahoi (17,799 f~.) just outside the limits of the Sri nagar Municipal
and joins the Jhelum Just below Khanabal on Its Area, overlooking the Dal.
right bank. The Sind, the most important of
all, has its source beyond Sonamarg on the slopes The south and south-west areas of the
district are separated from the plains of the Punjab in 1931: Tehsil Khas, excluding Srinagar City,
by a wall of mountain" about 50 miles in breadth. 126,094 2.gainst 108,884; Pulwama 156,526
The Pir Panjal R2.nge seems to catch the tail of against 149,8"1; Kulgam 157,372 against
the Indian monsoon but the Kashmir Valley is 146,147. If we include Srinagar City with Tehsil
beyond its full influence. When there is rain on Khas the figures are 333,881 against 282.157.
the Puujab side of the range it does not follow The percentage increase in the case of Srinagar
there will be any in the Kashmir Valley. Rain City is 19.17; for Tehsil Khas, excluding Sri-
in the district is frequently very local; it may be nagar City, 15.85 per cent; for Pulwarna 4.48
quite heavy at the southern end whilst Srinagar per cent; for Anantnag 5.31 per cent; for Kulgam
and areas to the north of tbe district mav he 7.68 per cent. From these figures it is perfectly
parched with drought and vice versa. When clear that the increases in the case of Srinagar
clouds gather over the mountains to the south- City and Tehsil Khas are well above the average.
WEst and over the Wular to the north simul- For tehsils Pulwama, Anantnag and Kulgam they
taneously then the Kashmiri can predict, with are small and well below the average. There is no
some degree of certainty, that there will be obvious reason for the low increase in the case of
general rain over the valley. Continuous rain these tehsils; they have not suffered particularly
for 24 hours may cause floods but there is usually from any epidemic during the decade; such
a break within a shorter period. epidemics as there were also attacked Srinagar
City and Tehsil Khas. The only plausible reason
The nights can be unpleasantly hot in Sri- that can be advanced is a greater exodus of men
nagar in July and August and at the same time from these three tehsils to the Punjab and otiter
delightfully cool at Gulmarg and at camp s at areas in the winter of 1941 than obtained at
higher levels in the Sind, Liddar and Bringhi Census time in 1931. "eve callnot prove this as
Valleys. The temperature and conditions the tabulation of the Census record for birthplace
naturally change with a rise of every few hundred and immigrants was not carried out in the
feet in altitude. Spring throughout the· district Punjab and other parts of India at this Census
leaves little to be desired but in June, July and owing to the war; consequently the figures for
August the temperature rises to over 90 in the Kashmiris present in the Punjab and other
shade, if there be no rain; in the last two months provinces at the time of the Census are not avail-
mentioned the atmosphere becomes muggy and ble. It is possible, and indeed probable,
unpleasant and mosquitoes are numerous. A that there was some movement from mofussil
little rain in Srinagar in these two months only areas to Srinagar City during the last two years
adds to the mugginess as soon as the sun becomes of the decade in search of work connected
strong again but the temperature falls for a few with the war. If this be the case it would not
days. In September temperatures begin to come only account partly for the low figures in the
down and the nights are cool. October and three tehsils referred to but also partly for the
November are usually bright and sunny by day high increase in Srinagar City. The same factor
and cool or cold by night. The real winter may have affected the rural areas of Tehsil Khas
may be said to last from the middle of December adjacent to Srinagar and thus partly account
to the end of February. Winters vary; some for the high increase in Tehsil Khas, excluding
are open and not severe, others produce very Srinagar. The development of suburbs on all
heavy snowfall all over the valley and in a hard sides of Srinagar and the over flow of population
winter it can be intensely cold. Enclosed as it from Srinagar City to localities not at present
is on all sides by high mountains, the air of the included in the Minicipal Area must largely
Punjab and Western Himalayan area does not account for the high percentage increase in
circulate freely in the valley. It is like a great Tehsil Rhas. The military population in the
cup. In the months of July and August area at the time of the Census was 1,192 against
the bottom of this cup is hot and muggy whereas 886 in 1931. This increase affects Tehsil Khas
on the sides, at higher elevations, the climate is only. The population shown as living in
delightful. In a hard winter the whole area is boats at this Census is 9,663 against 12,777 in
like a huge refrigerator. Spring and autumn 1931. The decrease is most marked in tehsils
are perfect. Khas, Pulwama and Anantnag. It is believed
there has been no actual decrease in the boat
2. Population.-The population of the dis- population, rather the reverse, but that the popu-
trict in 1931 including Srinagar City was 771,943. lation living in boats tied up near a village has
At the recent Census it was 851,606, an increase not been shown separately by enumerators in
of 79,663 or 10.31 per cent. against IO.29 per cent. some cases but included with the adjacent village
. for the whole State. The figures for the different population. This is contrary to the instructions.
units are Srinagar City 2°7,787 against 173,573 issued but is not of importance so long as they
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were counted and included somewhere. Details Census is taken; this is usually at the end of
Jiegarding the number of occupied houses in the February or early in March. During the winter
different areas and the composition of the most zamindars have little or no work to do in the
population by communities for each unit can be fields; in any case the country is frequently
seen by a reference to the tables. under snow. The poorer amongst them who are
physically fit move in large numbers to the
If we examine the composition of the popula- Punjab and other areas in search of work to supple-
tion we find that the predominance of Muslims is ment the incomes they earn from their lands.
very large; they constitute 91.49 per cent. of the Leaving the country from November onwards
population. Hindus come next with 7.84 per they return in the early spring in time to do such
cent. and Sikhs a long way behind with .66 per work in their fields as remains to be done. This
cent. All other communities are negligible in temporary migration chiefly takes place from the
numbers but a feature of the district is that most tehsils Pulwama, Anantnag and Kulgam;
Europeans living in the State are resident in or Tehsil Rhas is affected very little. The village
near to Srinagar. The Hindu minority consists· inhabitants of the rural areas of Tehsil Khas
largely of Kashmiri Pandits, the great majority are more inclined to move into Srinagar in the
of whom live in Srinagar. Owing to their high winter in search of work. They are thus still
standard of literacy and intelligence as a com- within the tehsil and the district when the Census
munity they are of much greater importance in is taken and are away from their homes for shorter
the State than is indicated by their numerical periods. A certain number of tradesmen and their
strength. The tables give the figures for Shias agents go to British India during the winter to
and other Muslims separately and the distribution sell their goods and to solicit orders. These are
of the former as a separate sect can be examined mostly dealers in wood carving, silverware, papier-
in detail by those who so desire. mache, puttoo, pashmina etc. Government
offices are located at Jammu during the winter
Ethnologically, the population is almost and hundreds of clerks and chaprassis with homes
entirely Kashmiri. Amongst the Muslims there in Srinagar are at Jammu when the Census is
is a fair number of Gujjars who for the most part taken. In addition, a certain number of well-to-
are settled in the higher level villages. The do persons who have no occupation leave Srinagar
ancestors of most of the Sikhs came from the for the plains to avoid the most severe part of the
Punjab; there may be some whose forebears were winter. A small number of Muslims go on
converts and of indigenous stock but these are pilgrimage to Mecca or l\ajaf every year, accord-
very few. A small percentage of the Hindus is ing to their sect, and these are usually absent at
descended from immigrants from the Punjab who the time of the Census.
have adopted Kashmir as their domicile. The
Kashmiri elements are of the same indigenous There are other temporary migrations which
stock and previous to the early decades of the do not affect the Census figures in any way to
fourteenth century were of the same religion. which a brief reference may be made. In the
Kashmiri is the language generally spoken late spring Bakarwals come into Kulgam and
throughout the area; the Gujjars have their Anantnag Tehsils from the Jammu Province
own language. Hindustani is the usual medium in large numbers with their flocks and herds, 't'ia
of conversation between those having a different the Pir Panjal and Banihal passes, and stay for
mother tongue and not knowing Kashmiri. the summcr grazing their flocks. They return to
English is more freely understood and spoken in their winter grazing grounds in Reasi, Poonch
this area than anywhere else in the State and Udhampur Districts as soon as the cold
particularly in Srinagar and its neighbourhood. weather approaches. Large numbers also come
This is due to the relatively high standard of 't';a the Jhelum Valley road and moving up the
education obtaining in the district, particularly Sind Valley spread over the grazing grounds in
in Srinagar, and the large influx of English that locality. Chowpans (shepherds and cattle
speaking visitors each year with whom the local herdsmen) take the flocks and herds of local
inhabitants have many contacts and for whose zamindars to the grazing grounds at higher
wants they cater. altitudes for the summer and return when crops
have been harvested and cultivated areas are
3. Migrations.-Emigration and immigra- available for grazing. The most important
tion have little permanent effect on the population temporary increase of population is the annual
Qf the district but there are movements of a influx of visitors to Kashmir from all parts of
temporary character which are of importance India. The number has increased annually
from a Census point of view. The population of since the beginning of the last decade. The total
the district is always below normal when the for the Sambat Year I996-97, corresponding
roughly to 1940 A. D., was 29,292, consisting water supply for irrigation and this in turn
of 8,367 Europeans and 20,925 Indians. In 1940 depends on a good snowfall early in the winter
the number of Europeans jumped up by over 3,000 so that the snow will consolidate to a good depth
as compared with 1,939 ; this was a result of the on the higher mountains and provide a constant
war and shipping difficulties. Many localities reservoir in the summer months. Late snow
up the valleys, which are all but empty in the melts too quickly and runs off before the rice
winter, are full of visitors and their servants in crop is ripe. Zamindars put every inch of
the summer. This annual influx whilst having ground they can under rice and in many cases .
no effect on actual Census returns is of vast grow rice in fields not assessed as irrigated
economic importance to the district and provides land. The result is general shortage of water,
the means of subsistence for thousands of its and quarrels over what there is, after a winter
inhabitants and thus has an indirect effect on the of late or deficient snowfall. Fields under rice
actual population of the area. ' at the tail end of canal systems are
bound to dry up in a bad year and be a complete
4. Agriculture.- Rice and maize are the loss whereas if planted up in maize or some other
chief crops and staple food grains. The Kashmiri crop requiring little water they would produce at
prefers rice to any other grain but in the higher least something to be harvested. Beyond meet-
altitudes, known as Kandi illaqa, maize is the ing the greater part of the requirements of Sri-
main crop and staple food; this is particularly nagar City this district exports grain to Kishtwar
50 in the case of the Gujjar element of the popu- and Ramban from its southern tehsils and to
lation. Wheat and barley are grown throughout Ladakh from Tehsil Khas. In times of plenty
the district on unirrigated land and in areas grain is also exported to the Jammu Province
unsuitable for rice or maize. Some fields are in the south and to places beyond Baramulla to
put under wheat in the atUlTIn after taking a the north.
maize crop; other maize land is left fallow.
In a normal year the production of rice and maize Considerable areas of the district are under
is more than sufficient for local consumption, orchards and gardens. The areas given by the
except in Tehsil Khas, but in about three years District Officer in notes recently supplied are
out of ten crops are short owing to one reason or Tehsil Khas 4,837 acres, Pulwama 3.456 acres,
another. The usual causes of partial crop failure Anantnag 715 acres and Kulgam 16,337 acres.
are floods, early snowfall, hailstorms and drought. All kinds of fruit grow well but apples are the
Unfavourable weather conditions, when the most important. The' Amri 'which is apparently
rice grains are in a soft and milky condition and indigenous, grows particularly well in the
in process of forming, produce what is known Shopian locality of the Kulgam Tehsil and has
as 'rye'; the grains shrivel and dry up and acquired a market all over India. Imported
what looks like a good standing crop on closer apples grow well too. Other fruits are peaches,
examination will be found to contain a large apricots, plums, grapes, cherries, strawberries,
percentage of empty husks or undeveloped pears, melons, mulberries, almonds and walnuts.
grain. This damage by 'rye' is usually local. Apples are exported in large quantities, also
almonds and walnuts. The others are of a more
The population oi Srinagar City depends persishable nature and the successful marketing
entirely on the crops of the Anantnag and Bara- of them outside the district more difficult. They
mulla Districts, more particularly on those of the are mostly sold to the population of Srinagar
former. From ancient times the feeding of Sri- and the large number of visitors.
nagar City has been a recurring Rroblem and it
is likely to remain so owing to the periodical Market gardens for the production of vege-
partial failure of the rice crop. The population tables as a cash crop, as distinct from production
of Srinagar is fastidious in its liking for rice and for home consumption, are only found on a consi-
only semi-starvation will induce even very poor derable scale in and near Srinagar. Every kind of
people to eat maize or other food grains to any vegetable is grown and grows well. Vegetable
appreciable extent. growers not only meet the requirements of the
permanent population of Srinagar but grow the
In addition to the food grains mentioned more expensive vegetables introduced from
,dhals and various kinds of oilseeds are grown; India and Europe to meet the demands of visitors
also amarnth (ghanhar), buck-wheat (trumba) and the well-to-do elements of the city popu-
and millets but the total area under all these, lation. There are periods during the year when
except in the case of oil-seeds, is negligible com- non-indigenous kinds of vegetables are available
pared ",ith the main crops rice and maize. A in limited quantites or not at all and imports
good rice crop naturally depends on an ample are received from the Punjab. This is particularly
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so in the early spring when the winter vegetables its environs, of which the Dal Lake is one of the
are nearly finished and the spring crops are not most important. Many kinds of vegetables are
quite ready. grown; all requirements are catered for from
the ordinary 'Sag' of the masses to asparagus
Ghee and honey are produced throughout the and other exotic kinds for the well-to-do. The
district. Srinagar City gets all kinds of agri- Dal and Anchar lakes produce the roots of the
cultural produce such as milk, eggs, poultry, lotus lily known as 'Nadru' which is a vegetable
meat, etc .• in ample quantities from neighbouring much appreciated by the city population.
rural areas. The saffron fields of Pampur and
adjacent areas in the Pulwama Tehsil are famous. Apiculture, in accordance with modern
This crop requires special soil properties, and principles, is a cottage industry which shows
cultivation; it is not at present grown signs of development, more particularly in the
elsewhere in the State except on a very small Tral area of Pulwama Tehsil, where His Highness'
scale. Government have opened a training centre and
at Kokarnag in the Bringhi Valley, where an
5. Industries and Labour.-In discussng apiculturist has started operations with i;nported
industries and labour conditions it is necessary bees. Bee-keeping has been general throughout
to treat urban and rural areas separately. The the district for decades past and there is scarcely
urban areas may be taken to consist of Srinagar a village at a suitable altitude in which bee-
City and Anantnag town. In rural areas there is keeping is not carried on under primitive but
no organised industry. Wool growing, spinning effective methods with indigenous hives.
and weaving is a cottage industry carried on in
most villages. The puttee and blankets pro- There are small printing and dyeing indus-
duced are mostly for local eomnsumption but tries at Bijbehara.
considerable quantities of both [md their way to
the Srinagar market. The blankets produced at The transportation of grain and other agri-
Shopian have acquired a good name and numbers cultural produce is the means of livelihood for a
are sent to Srinagar for sale. The All India considerable number of men, known as mark-
Spinners Association has opened a centre at bhans, except in Tehsil RIms where their numbers
Pampur for spinning and weaving; the products are small. They own droves of ponies and
are exported. In some areas a little cotton is donkeys and spend their lives transporting pro-
produced and cotton spinning and weaving is a duce of all kinds. They are usually paid in kind.
small cottage industry. The rearing of silk-
worms and the production of cocoons for the Poultry farming is a growing cottage industry.
government silk factory in Srinagar is an im- The Srinagar market is large and central. The
portant cottage industry throughout the district; thousands of visitors to the valley every year
the cocoons and the silk they produce are handled create excellent seasonal markets in the different
a.t Srinagar. centres favoured by them.
Fruit growing is at present unorganised but In addition to the cottage industries men-
is an important industry. For the last two tioned there are a number of minor activities,
decades it has suffered seriously from the ravages mention of which is beyond the scope of these
of what is known as San lose Scale; thousands brief notes.
of trees have been destroyed. The Director of
Agriculture has attacked the pest energdically Employment is available in all tehsils on
and whilst he cannot yet claim to have achieved road and canal construction and maintenance
success, his staff must be given credit for their works, on buildings and in the forests, except
efforts. The infection is so widespread and so in the winter when activities are hindered by
well-established on hosts other than fruit trees frost and snow. Visitors' camps scattered
that eradication is a most difficult problem. throughout the district provide the inhabitants
Kulgam Tehsil is the chief centre for apples. of many localities with a good source of income
Fruit growing is an important and expending throughout the summer not only as suppliers of
industry in Tehsil Khas. During the decade food, vegetables, fruit, transport and commodi-
considerable areas have been opened up under ties of all kinds but as servants.
imported fruits consisting chiefly of apples.
pears, cherries, peaches and strawberries. Conditions in Srinagar, and to some extent in
Anantnag town, are entirely different from those
Vegetable growing has increased considerably obtaining in the rural areas of the district.
in the past decade particularly in Srinagar and Anantnag town has a 'gabba' industry; this
is a kind of floor covering made by a special ments of visitors and the large resident popula-
process which it is unnecessary to discuss here. tion. The provision of accommodation and
The industry is largely centred in Anantnag town catcdng for visitors has become a large s::::!le
and has been established for a considerable industry in the past decade. The bailJin:;
period. Toys and other wooden articles are industry has been fully occupied in the construc-
made in Anantnag and the neighbouring village tion of hundreds of new houses; house-boat
of Hhawan. Snuff m;),king is also a s3-mll local builders have enjoyed good employment. A
indusLry. considerable number of local inhabibmts get
employment as domestic servants with visitors
Srinagar city is the centre of organised and residents.
indcl..;Lry in U,e State, The most impx~ant
concern is the Government Silk Factory; it is one The daily wa;;c of the casual bbourer in n~ral
of tlee largest silk-reeling 'factories in the world. areas is about six annas anJ for a skiiled
The exoons for the whole Kashmir Province are workman or artiS:ll1 from twelve annas to one
dealt with here. For many years the silk was rupee. \Veavers, cmbroiderers, gabba workers,
only spun into yam 'which was sold but re;,;._;atly namda rnak'Jrs, potters, blacksmiths, and carpet
weaving machinery was installed and a promising weavers carn from 3 to 5 annas a day in rural
industry started. The factory employs a penna- areas and masons, sold and silver smiths, tOllga
nent stat'f of about 400 and daily labourers drivers and motor drivers from one rupee upwards.
averaging \,-ell over 2,000. It gives employment In urban areas the scale of wages is probably
in the mofl.lssil to about ISO daily labourers slightly higher for all tllc3,~ classes hut c()ndi~hCJ.s
and issues silk-worm ei~gs to O\'cr 50,000 zaminri:trs of employment and degree,; of skill vary :;0 lIlach
ever? sprinf; to rear the silk worms and collect that it is quite impossihle to give any iixed
the cocoons. There are several private silk scale of wages. Rates flLlctua~e wi,lely according
weaving factories which in the aggregate employ to de:n~lt1cl and the briskness or slackness of
some hundreds of workers. trade.

Carpet manufacture is a long establi_;hed 6. Means of Suluistence and Indebtedness.-

industry and there are several factories in the city. Local Officers have expre",;cd the opinion tlia t the
During the past decade it passed throilgh cW'ficult people as a whole were better off, and enjoyed a
times but was kept alivc by means of govern- hig-he, standard of living, at the end of the dccaue
ment concessions and subsi<lics. Towanls the than at the beginning. It is nrobable that the
end of the decade a recovcry in trade st~ell1ed impruvement is more apparenL than reaL In
assured but this was upset by the war and the the abJcnc,~ of ;cl1y reliable economic survey
factories are now mostly occupied with war or invest;t~~tion of indebtedness by trained
work. In the aggreg'l.tc carpet factories c111;)loy staff it is unwise tv he do_;matic on the subjJct.
about 2,000 workers. The f3.cto[s which affect th'~ rural populution
are n·Jt the same as thosc of grc1.test importan~e
The;'o are o,evl'r:-:.l wuollen mills "rl;ich to the inl1'luit::tnts of urban are:1S.
between them probably employ about I,500
workers. Pl"ices for agri~ultural pro:!clce for the iirst
eight years of the decade were not high; in fact
In recent vcars the manufacture of sr~)rts on average they were pruhably below the levels
goods has shown some development. for the decade I921-30. At the end of I938
there was a slight improvement in the price fJr
Of the other industries thc morc important food grains which was maintaincd through Hie
are wood carving, furniture and cabinet nMking, iirst half of I939. \Vitti the outbreak of ",ar
papier-mache manufacture, pashmina Weaving, prices rose q uic:kly amI by the end of the dec<vle
embroidery ,vorl; uf all kinds, cotton we: ving, had risen so much that close control of fInd
dhurree and namda making, flour milling and rice grain stocks and prices became essential. It
husking, tile manufacture, working in gold and is therefore correct to say that whatever the
silver, soap manufacture, curing and tannin~ of economic condition of the zamindar at tlle hegin-
hides, dyeing, pottery making, calico printing, ning of the decade he was getting good prices at
tailoring, basket making and willow manufactures. the end of it. During the period under review
the hndholder was granted proprietary rights
In addition to industries trade and commerce over his lands aud the power to alienate a part of
provide employment on a large scale. There them. This power has been exercised by some
are' many transport companies, agencies and but the extent has not been ascertained. In the
general dealers of all kinds to meet the req uire- circumstances, it is reasonable to hazard the guess
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that fragmentation of holdings has taken place for girls, twenty-eight Primary S~ho::>ls for boys
tOn a larger scale than consoildation. It is and eight for girls. It is possible the figur~s given
probable that liquidltiol1 of d;;bt dllring the for Prilm,ry Scho01s are hot cOlnplete. In other
decade has not been greater than the amount of are3.S of t!l~ distri:t the,,:) were four High S::ha:>ls
fresh debt incurred so far as the agricultural. for boys located at Anantnag (3) and Kulgam (I),
classes are concern::d. There is ID reliable sixteen ~iiddle Sc1uols for boys located in Tehsil
data as to the average income per head per mouth; Khas (4), Pulwam::t (4). Kulgam (2) an::! AU3.nt-
the opinions received are conflicting. The nag (6) and two Middle Schools for girls-one at
majority opinion supparts aa average inc:ome Kulgam ann the other at An'l.utm.g. Te~Bil
in rural areas of R,. 2-8-0 per head per m~mth Khas lui sixteen Prinary Schools for b.:>ys ani
with expenditure slightly in excess of this figure. four for girls; Pulwama thirty-eight for bays
For the land-holding classes the prosp2!cts for the and four for girls; Kulgam forty for boys and
first half of the present decade are promising. s~ven for girls; Anantnag forty-five for boys and
one for girls. It may be th3.t the3e figures are
During a period of low price levels for food not exact bat they are the figures supplid. A
and essential commadities the hndless classes in demand exists fOf incre3.s2!d facilities in Srin,l:7ar
rural areas and inhabitants of urban areas esp3cially better provision for intermediate ;n.1
should benefit hut it so happens that during mast degree classes; this question was receivill'" the
of the period when food price levels were low attention of His Highness' GJvernm~l1t at th~ end
trade was depressed and there was a good deal of the decade. There is a Technical Institute and
of unemployment so that the redu::ed cost of the question of improving and expanuin c" the
living was offset to a great extent by re::h:e::l facilities for technical edll::ation throughocl't the
earning power for the majority. With the district is believe:! to be un:ler cansiderativn.
increase of prices at the end of the decade there Srinagar has a school for aivan·:;d S:l.llskLit
was not, it is thought, an equivalent increase in studies. The Police Departm3nt has its own
wages and earning power. The average in':Dme Training Sc:hoCJl and the Military Dcpartmant
of the landless classes per head per month in rural a C3.1';!t S~h':d in B:d'l:ni B).gh Canbncll.3nt.
areas is well below Rs. 2-8-0, in urban areas In ad::lition to the colleges an1 scho:Jls mentiond
it is probably about Rs. 4. With uncnployln~nt th~re is a lar~e number of pathshalas ,1ni maktabs
on a considerable scale :lnd pri-:~s rising this as well as private and denoninatio,ul institutions.
figure does not provide anything b~yoQd the bare
means of existence. Inhabitants of urban areas Education in th~ Sb.te has been under exami-
and the landless classes in rural areas have bene- ll'1t~onfor ~ome year::; past. and it was r~cently
fitted by increased employment in many occupa- deCIded to mtroduce wh'lt IS kllJWn as Basic
tions as a result of an increasing number of Education' as quickly as possible. This involves
visitors but as 3. result of increased taxes and a considerable change in objects and metho:is.
reduced spending power individual visitors have The question of incre3.sing educatioilal facilities,
less money to spend on non-essentials. Conse- especially the provision of mme Primary Schools,
quently luxury trades in Srinagar have probably has engaged the cbse attelltion of His His-hness'
not enjoyed increased sales to visitors and they Government for many years and the demand for
are unlikely to do so during the periad of the war. more schools is being met as quickly as circum-
It is possible there will be a short boom in luxury stances permit. There is no High SCtlOol in
trades after the war. Pulwama Tehsil; a scho')l of this standard would
appear to be wanted even if it means convertjaO'
During the past decade amenities of all kinds o~e of t~e existing Middle. Schools into a joint
increased but it is doubtful if the means of Mlddle-Hlgh School. Tehstl I{has has no High
subsistence have improved although the standard School outside Srinagar City which is on the ed"e
of comfort and living may have done. Indebted- of the tehsil. If one of the exis~ing l'v1idclle
ness, it is thought, has not been reduced; at the Schools, selected to serve th~ largest part of the
best it has remained stationary. rural area, could be converted into a combined
Middle-High Schuol it might serve to meet the
7. Education.-This district enjoys the best requirements of the area until better arrange-
educational facilities in the State. Srinagar is ments can be made.
the centre of culture and learning and always has
been. At the end of the decade Srinagar had one Examination of the tables reveals that at the
College, the Sri Pratap College, a Training School time of the Census there were 75,256 literates in
for teachers, Convent College for Girls aided by the whole. district out of a population of 851,606,
Government, ten High Schools for boys and three a proportIon of 8.84 per cent. The figures for
for girls, nine Middle Schools for hays and eight males were 63,29I and for females II,96S. The
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totals for each area, males and females together, Cantonment is primarily for those connected with
are Srinagar City 45,542, Tehsil Khas (eXcluding the Military Department. Pulwama Tehsil has
Srinagar) 4,967, Pulwama 6,077, Anantnag only one dispensary, located at tehsil head-
II,425, and Kulgam 7,245. The percentages quarters. ~ulg:>.m Tehsil has two dispensaries,
of the population literate in each area separately one at Shoplan and the other at tehsil headquarters ..
are Srinagar City 21.91, Tehsil Khas 3.94, Pul- Anantnag has better facilities with dispensaries
wama 3.88, Anantnag 5.60, and Kulgam 4. 60 . at Anantnag, Achhabal, Bijbehara, Aishmuqam,
The contrast behveen the figures for Srinagar Doru and a seasonal one at Pahlgam. Increased
City and the rest of the district is remarkable. facilities are obviously required in the rural
The female literates in Srinagar City numbered areas of Tehsil Khas and in Pulwama and
10,233; as the female population for Srinagar is Kulgam Tehsils. Two fully equipped itinerant
95,32 7, this works out at 10.73 per cent. of all ~ispensa~ies in ch~rge of a capable and sympathe-
females living in Srinagar. The separate figures hc qualIfied. medIcal officer would give a great
for males in Srinagar are 35,309 literates out of a deal of rehef and be much appreciated. In
population of II2,460 males or 31'39 per cent. addition to med~cal .fa~ilities p~ovided by the
Further details can be studied by reference to the State ~he Ka~hmir MISSIOn HospItals have given
tables. The high percentage of literacy in splendid servIce to the people of Kashmir for
Srinagar is largely due to the considerable number ove~ 5.0 years. '[here are others too who give
of the Kashmiri Pandit community living in the theIr tIm~ an.d SkIll free to t~e suffering humanity
city, a very large proportion of whom are literate. of t~e ~Istflct. A _nev: I.nstitution deserving
mentIon IS the Kashrmr NatIonal Hospital whose
8. Health and water Supply.- Health activities were commenced at the end of the
conditions in the district as a whole were probably decade by the efforts and devotion of several
better than in I921-30. Drinking water supplies Kas~miri ~andit residents of Srinagar who,
in several areas have been improved and medical havms qu~hfied as doctors, give their services at
facilities increased. The district is liable to the HospItal free. During the decade 'The
epidemics of cholera and small-pox but cases Dais . Cl\i~dwives), Act' and 'The Compulsory
of both were fewer in the latter half of the decade. VaccmatlOn Act were passed by His Highness'
Typhoid is common but malaria is not contracted Government; these should lead to a reduction in
anywhere in the district although, of course, the number of deaths and suffering from child-
those infected outside the area are subject to birth' and small-pox respectively. The improved
buts of fever whilst living within the district. ~angements ~o.r the removal of r?bbish and night
It appears that the mosquito which infects with so.d, t~Ie prOVlswn of more public latrines, the
malaria those whom it bites is not found in the Wldenmg of roads and the opening up of con-
area or, if found, is not an active agent. An geste~. are<l:s have ~roduced better sanitary
outbreak of cholera in 1934 was brought under condItIons .m the Srmagar Municipal area but
control quickly by a unique and most efficiently much remams to be done to provide remedies for
conducted campaign of mass inoculation. The the insanitary conditions which still exist in many
ravages of tuberculosis in its many forms appear localities.
to be increasing. Deaths from childbirth are
alarmingly high, especially in Srinagar. A large . The :eurity of the drinl~i~ water supplies in
proportion of the population ~ats too .much rice Snnaga~ IS not ?pen to cntIcism but Srinagar's
or maize, and takes too httle milk, green populatIon has mcreased considerably since the
vegetables and other articles of food. Their ~ater supply sc~eme was planned. The supply
diet is unbalanced. The result is that cases of IS .not now suffiCIent to meet the needs of this
dyspepsia and other complaints connected thIck~y . populated area. Drinking water
with the digestive system are very numerous. supphes ~n the towns Anantnag and Bijbehara are
The increase in the consumption of machine- not satIsfactory. In the rural areas of Tehsil
husked polished rice, as distinct from hand- Khas water is sufficient but those dependent on
husked unpolished rice, is bound to aggravate the Jhelum have to ?rin~ :vater which is polluted
by the boat population hvmg on the river. The
the position. supplies in Pulwama Tehsil are good on the whole
There are ample medical facilities in Srinagar but Pampur town experiences difficulty. The
with its many hospitals, private practitioners Rural Development Department has recently
and chemists as well as its hakims and indigenous su:t;tk a tube well at Pampur; this has given some
methods of treatment but facilities are not rehef. In ~any areas of Kulgam Tehsil drinking
adequate in most rural areas. Tehsil Khas wat~r sup~l~e~ leave much room for improvement.
(excluding Srinagar) has one dispensary-at ~n Kandl illaqas the supply of drinking water
IS an ever present problem. The deficiencies.
Ganderbal. The hospital at Badami Bagh
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1J"eferred to are all receiving the attention of the in Bhadon each year. The scene is
athorities concerned. the Kaunsarnag Lake situated at
13,000 ft.
9. Miscellaneous.·-(a) As in other districts
.of the State the primary obj ed of most fairs held Anan~nag-
is not for the sale and interchange of agricultural
produce although at some held in Srinagar City (xiii) The annual pilgrimage to Shri Amar-
Tehsil Khas and Anantnag Tehsil the marketing nathji at the head of the Lidder Valley
of some commodities is stimulated. The more takes place in the month of Sawan.
important fairs held in the district are :~ The pilgrimage is organised by His
Highness' Government and is attended
Te' siZ Kha.~- by thousands of Hindus from all over
India.
(i) Tulamula Fair held in J eth and Har and
attended by thousands of Hindus. (xiv) Achhabal Fair is held in Jeth and is
attended by Muslims in large numbers.
(ii) Sharika Bhagwati Fair held. on 30th
Har at Hari Parbat is attended by in (xv) Resha Mol Sahib's Fair is held at
large numhers by Hindus. Anantnag town in Maghar each year
and lasts for a week. It is attended by
(iii) Hazratbal Fair held during Ramzan and both Hindus and Muslims. A feature
on the occasion of Urs-i-Chahar-Yar of the occasion is that no meat is
and Id-ul-Milad are attended by eaten by either community.
thousands of Muslims.
(b) There are many places of historic and
(iv) Baisakhi Fair at Gupta Ganga and archaeological interest in the district. The
Nishat on Ist Baisakh each year. more important are :.-
This is Kashmiri's New Year's Day
and is attended by all communities (i) Martand Temple near Anantnag
in large numbers. town. This ruin is of great historic
and archaeological interest. It stands
(v) Shah Hamdan's Fair in Poh is the most on a site commanding a magnificent
important ),Iuslim fair held in Srinagar view of the surrounding country.
City.
(ii) The ruins at Awantipur are an excel-
(vi) Chhati Padshahi Fair is held in Har and lent specimen of early Hindu architec-
attended by considerable numbers of ture.
Sikhs.
(iii) Excavations of ruins belonging to early
(vii) Rakhri Fair at Shankaracharya in Hindu times at Kakapur.
Sawan.
(iv) Excavations of early Hindu ruins at
(viii) Dussehra is observed as a State Festival Naren Nag.
in Srinagar.
(v) Excavations at Harwan exposing ruins
(ix) Dastgir Sahib's fair in Srinagar. of considerable interest of Buddhistic
origin.
Pulwama--
(vi) Ancient temple at the top of the hill in
(x) A large Muslim fair is held at Tral in Srinagar known to Hindus as Shankar-
Poh each year. acharya and to ~Il1s1ims as Takht-i-
Suliman.
(xi) J awalamukhi's Fair is held in Har at
Khrew and is attended by large numbers (vii) Moghal gardens at Nishat, Shalamar,
of Hindus. Chashma Shahi and N lsim in Tehsil
Khas and at Bijbehara, Achhabal and
Kulgam- Verinag in Anantnag.

(xii) Vishnupad or Kaunsarnag Fair is held (viii) Shri Amarnathji's cave at the top of
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the Liddar Valley. Hindu sculptures.
(ix) Juma Masjid in Srinagar is a very (xiii) There are springs at Wuyan and Awanti-
large mosque and an excellent specimen pur the waters of which are said to
of Muslim architecture. possess special curative qualities.
(x) Shah Ramadan's Mosque at Fateh (c) It is not claimed that the lists given
Kadal in Srinagar is of historic interest. of fairs and places of archaeological and historic
interest are exhaustive. There are many import-
(xi) At Hari Parbat in Srinagar and in the ant festivals not mentioned at all as they are
vicinity there are a number of objects of celebrated throughout the country and not at one
archaeological and historic interest. particular place. Similarly many places of interest
are not mentioned. To give the names of all is
(xii) Excavations at Pandrethan near beyond the scope of these notes.
Badami Bagh Cantonment of early
 VILLAGE TABLES
DISTRICT ANANTNAG, TEHSIL SRINAGAR CITY
 354
CENSUS
VLLAGE
District Anantnag
Tehsil Srinagar City

Occupied
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. PO[lulatioIl 1941 Circle Ch ....ge r----..A-_~
rersons Males Females Males Female.

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

I Harisingh High Street 155 15 145 81 64 12 9

:2Shahid Ganj I~07 268 1836 105 1 78~ 845 65 0
3 Maharaj Bazar 23 ISO 1099 621 47 477 377
238& 433 3079 17&3 1326 1334 1036
4 Ghuui KhuIl 77 2 9"6 2 822 454 368 362 301
5 Wazir Bagh 285 107 591 3 62 229 17 6 122
6 Gugji Bagh .51- 25 75 49 26 25 8
7 lkraj Pura 5 18 68 462 25 8 20 4 25 8 204
8 Lalmundi-Ranbir Bagh 41 4 15 15 8
9 Sarai Bala-ADlira Kadal 7Z7. log 993 540 453 497 4,6
10 Saddar Hospital 7 56 33 23 21 12

2391 416 3014 1711 1303 1347 1073

I I Sarai Pain-Amirakadal 5 88 83 3 830 4 64 366 3" 26:2
12 Batamalina Margh 314 16 138 II6 22 70 13
13 Batamalina 268 159 I 1090 38 5 50 5 563 497
14 Batamalina Dhobi MohaUa 29' 49 384 196 ISS 196 IS8
IS Bagh Magarmal-Baran Pather 1.417 96 5D7 28 9 218 15 8 II7
16 Police Lines 12 90 90 44
17 Police Training School 2 68 58 35
18 Central Boarding House 40 226 137 88 73 50
2879 457 3322 1935 1387 1450 1127
19 Batamalina Ziarat 1094 333 4 2126 II4 8 97 8 IIH 97 1
1094 333 2128 1148 978 1144 971
20 Lachman Pora 1036 202 5 1223 681 54" 681 54 2
21 Haft Chinar 73 0 IT7 714 4 18 306 30 7 253
22 Raja Bagh 35 157 91 66 39 It>

1766 354 2104 1190 914 1027 811

23 Solina-Silk Factory 9 12 155 6 1211 669 54 2 621 5 Il
24 Ram Bagh 145 36 198 93 105 8g 100
25 Sher Garhi An1irakadal 222 63 292 182 IIO 102 62
26 Kavji Mohalla 5 61 97 754 43 6 318 298 250
1840 351 2455 1380 1075 1110 923
27 Sho Pora 85 7 418 227 191 218 185
28 Munshi Bagh 151 18 28 14 14 5
29 Bagh Harisingh-KthiBagh
Residency 283 36 181 128 53 40 13
30 Drugjan 1601 246 1823 916 907 806 7 65
31 C. M. S. Hospital 9 116 76 40 55 26
32 Nedous Hotel 16 70 54 16 25 3
2035 407 l!836 1415 1221 1149 992

33 Rustum Gadi-Gupakar 1686 34 8 234 136 98 lIo 78

34 Dalgate Kohna Kbun 197 68 449 254 195 24 8 195
.3.'1 Buchwara fi .. 1100 202 1460 760 720 754 715
3 6 Gagri Bal 249 42 311 105 146 157 134
37 Barbar Shah Sharika Bhawan 497 64 384 89 295 16 197
.3 8 S. P. College Boarding House 2 258 254 2 212 2

3729 412 3114 1668 1458 1497 1321

39 Abi Guzar Sheikh Bagh I'l'"' •• 590 IIO 9 920 525 395 35 2 286
40 Chinar Bagh-Samander Bagh 233 31 131 72 59 59 49
41 Maisuma Bazar 77 8 156 890 5"2 368 40 5 300
42 Barrov Ghat 657 85 677 37 6 3 1
0 3Il 260

2268 382 2618 1495 1123 1127 895

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1941
TABLES

1941 POPULATION
...,
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Bnddillsts Others' Total literates
~----, ,..-----'------ ..----"-----, ,.-------J----- r------"---.. r--L--,",",
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

Ell I3 I4 I5 l6 I7 I8 . .:.U;1 I9 20 :II 2:1 :13

."'--~

54 44 15 II 54 21
101 80 38 24 64 30 3 254 55
76 35 68 66 254 79
101 80 168 103 147 107 3 562 155
85 66 7 I 120 50
128 87 58 19 lSI 78
12 IC> 12 8 IS 9
23
I 6 2
30 20 10 6 244 72
7 3 5 t! IO 8
263 186 98 42 3 2 695 217
122 go 31 14 234 II4
40 6 8 101 8
9 3 7 2 5 3 171 78
12
8 71 68 60 25 14 0 50
36 10 62
IS 8 45
5 3 43 32 II 3 55 14
Ii 11 341 194 133 12 Ii 3 820 264
3 4 3 30 4 51
3 4 3 304 51
85
60 26 47 26 4 I II4 19
4 32 33 13 3 IS 35 35
4 92 59 80 27 7 16 234 n
24 28 24 3 II6 10
4 5 18
8 5 54 33 17 5 79 25
91 42 45 21 2 5 164 38
8 5 173 108 86 29 3 10 377 73
6 2 3 4 47 7
5 8 2 3 2 3 4 4
54 20 23 5 II IS 50 31
100 132 6 6 4 4 226 37
5 I IS 14 18 8
5 3 24 10 25 10
105 132 77 39 25 8 59 60 370 97
18 9 3 5 II 21 rz
3 3 21
4 5 I 202 47
2 5 6 7 37 7
60 80 8 9 5 9 147 39
40 2 33 I

3 124 94 17 14 17 27 461 108

61 62 31 22 28 12 53 13 181 58
3 2 7 :3 3 5 18 7
41 26 4'1 183 78
" 8 4
74
57 37 128 18.
IS 14 87 55 162 96 64 13 &10 181
 35 6

Occupied
Serial Name of Vill",&e 193 1 houses No. 01 No. of Total. Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge
Persons Males
-.
Females
,--A--~
Males Females

I II 5 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

43 Maisuma Dubji-Gaokadal Amira-

kadal 3086 5 25 10 3963 220 7 1756 1993 1633
3086 525 3983 2201 1756 1993 11132
H Palace Area II II 31 26 II 6
11 37 26 11 6
TOTAL 234 63 408I 28468 I59 I8 I2550 I3 18 4 I078 a

45 Mandir Bagh II9 36 12 262 15 8 124 87 78

46 Basant Bagh 57 2 72 560 3q6 .60 277 24 8
47 Doom Pura 753 1I4 808 '144 364 4 26 344
48 Badiyar Bala -Pain 9 08 139 1217 671 54 6 IIO 91
49 Gundalmahar .5 19 85 656 369 .87 67 44
50 Ganpatyar 77 1 13 1 74& 424 321 8 5
3842 517 4274 2372 1902 975 810
51 Malayar 657 134 13 981 537 424 39 27
52 Kharyar 62 4 II3 905 _'il7 388 39 23
53 Krala Khud 113 476 3 16 159 193 88
54 Shital Nath 66 440 233 207 55 59
55 .Safriyar z24 42 256 135 121 30 24
56 Babapora Il45 157 1471 74 B 723 29B 296
57 Sathu Pain 128 884 489 395 100 100
2650 753 5392 2975 2417 754 617
58 Chondo Pora 1382 225 14 1580 859 701 449 357
59 Sheli Teng 897 140 1021 549 472 191 143
2279 366 2581 1408 1173 640 500
60 Aga Hammam 764 121 15 879 484 395 297 229
61 Shesh Yar 800 129 858 477 381 93 60
62 Bagwan Pora 4 16 82 479 26 3 216 26 3 216
1980 332 2218 1224 192 653 505
Sadi Qazi Zada-Sathu-Kocha
63
Pain 61 3 95 16 824 337 28 7 II3 97
64 Sadi Qazi Zada-Sathu-Kocha
Bala 1770 20 3 1455 7904 661 47 6 402
2383 298 2079 1131 9..8 589 499
6.5 Munwar Abad 50 3 126 17 773 4 15 35 8 304 268
66 Mala Pora 959 134 1244 654 590 136 134
1462 260 2017 1069 948 440 402
67 Chinkral Mohalla. 1475 296 18 20&2 1095 96 7 440 4 10
68 Madanyar 238 37 249 I43 106 30 23
69 Shalayar 530 86 855 393 262 II 9
2243 419 2986 1631 1335 481 442
70 Bana Mohalla 12 93 190 19 1848 1011 837 200 13 1
71 N arpirastan 74 8 99 866 469 397 215 1804
72 Malik Angan 1461 2I[ 1916 1067 90 9 53 2 473
73 Fateh Kadal 823 12 5 952 50 5 447 36 3 321
4325 825 5642 3052 2590 1310 1109
TOTAL 2096 4 3 62 9 27 167 I4 862 I23(J$ 58 42 4884
74 Tanki Pora 1282 200 20 3 1515 807 708 775 686
75 Dadi Kadal 779 92 786 440 346 2t2 160
76 Kathi Hal 70 7 lIS 935 54 1 394 234 186
77 Malik Bagh 82 5 II7 1176 63 8 53 8 II6 83
3593 524 4412 2426 1986 1337 1115
78 Zandar Sahib 832 97 21 919 499 420 291 21 9
79 Guru Bazar 50 4 72 646 34 8 29 8 292 269
.so Chhota Bazar 849 159 1029 559 47 0 4 67 388
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1941 POPUJ!ATION
___.A_

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· "Total literates

r---- .... -----., , -_ _ ~.A-_ _ _ ...,
~
,--__.A.---, r---__'___, r - - - -A - - - . . ,
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

I2 IJ I4 TS I6 I7 I8 I9 20 iiI 22 ,23

164 107 45 16 .; 43 8 7&

164 107 45 16 5 438 78

18 II 2 17

18 11 2 17 3

29 I 293 ISIO 960 77 6 394 4 IS3 IZI 4688 IZS9

37 23 20 13 14 10 19 2
19 5 8 4 2 3 62 II
15 18 3 2 138 20
559 455 2 4 63 160
302 243 272 89
4 13 3 14 3 2 3 21 16 3

56 28 1317 1047 24 17 1276 445

497 397 4 02 17 1
477 36 5 3 87 2 04
121 71 2 lI8 29
178 148 14 8 6+
105 <)7 92 20
ISO "4 2 3°0 28 5 293 12 5
387 29[ 4- 32 1 202

150 142 2065 1654 5 4 1764 815

4 3 4°5, 34 1 437 191

35 8 329 3 16 89

4 3 763 670 753 280

187 166 21'; 24
38 4 321 34 2 90
25

571 487 582 114

224 Igo 205 62

3 18 259 3 19 45
542 449 524 107
III 90 133 13
6 3 5 10 453 2 37 5 84

117 93 510 453 2 509 97

II4 "5 54 1 44 2 5" 2 240
111 83 2 91 31
382 253 310 72
114 115 1034 778 2 813 343
8,0 706 644 254
254 21 3 245 126
530 433 5 3 4 07 83
141 126 16 4 26
t'l35 1478 7 3 1480 4811
44 I 3 8I 7 0r6 flO a690
8537 39 4 77 80
19 9 l2 13 ISS 23
227 186 246 73
30 5 208 2 3 14 88
5 22 455 4°' 135
19 9 1088
20 7
862
• 1117 3111
201 256 122
56 29 75 7
86 78 6 196 31
 358

Occupied
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Chargp ,..-----'-----,.
Persons Males Females Males Females

II 3 4 5 6 7 Ii 9 ICI II

81 Karan Nagar 22 48 493 304 18 9 63 12

82 Bagi Nand Singh 426 67 551 28. .69 282 269
2633 443 3838 1992 1848 1395 1157
83 Khara Duri 14 2' 94 49 45 49 45
84 Kani Kadal 76 7 II2 818 464 354 153 104
85 Malikyar 50 7 57, 670 307 26 3 21 9 190
86 Reshi Sahib 601 69 502 '86 216 159 Il3
87 Purshayar logO IS7 1696 93Z 76 4 91 79
2965 409 3680 2038 1&42- 871 531
88 Dalhasanyar 785 98 23 862 4 80 38• 290 234
89 Drabiyar 934 84 1007 554 453 23 II
90 Shala Kadal 804 II6 1080 610 47 0 175 13 1
91 Karlali Mohalla 1300 13' 1478 81 4 664 4 60 34 2
3823 430 4427 2458 1969 948 718
92 Qazi Masjid 605 80 24 700 390 310 38 7 3n 7
93 Sona Masjid Illj 139 1131 608 S"3 3 14 30[
94 Syed Ali Akbar Sahib 720 78 741 417 3 24 266 206
95 Khana Wari 590 69 851 362 289 362 28 9
96 l'ateh Kadal 502 55 659 304 255 278 237
3632 421 3782 20Bl 1701 1607 1340
TOTA.L I 6546 2""7 I9939 I0995 8944 5958 4 86r
97 Dukan-i-Sangeen 789 12 3 25 4 865 466 399 328 29 8
98 Khanhan-i-Maula 2035 445 2378 II7 2 1206 II3 I II7 6
99 Namcha Bal 781 130 896 49 1 40 5 36 7 297
3605 698 4139 2129 2010 1826 1771
100 Shamswari 1080 198 26 1256 647 609 53 8 5 13
101 Kalashpora 34 0 48 170 81 89 81 89
102 Baba Nand Ganai 3 23 53 463 235 228 235 228
103 Babademb 27 0 46 400 211 189 2II 189
104 Mukhdom Mandove 3 04 41 281 161 130 161 130
2317 386 2580 1335 1245 1226 1149
105 Bazar Masjid 533 75 27 882 33 8 344 2117 303
lOG Bohari Kadal 393 80 535 277 25 8 209 ,or
10 7 Qazi Yar 5 60 129 712 4"" 301 138 112
108 Chilpan Kocha 477 69 526 30 9 21 7 106 69
109 Malik Pum 309 64 359 195 164 168 "37
lIo Zerab Khana 353 55 372 182 Ig0 182 190
2825 472 3188 1712 1474 1090 1012
III Gadayar 239 51 28 345 18 3 16. 179 160
II2 Saraf Kadal 305 40 387 20 7 16" 207 160
113 Kamangar Pora 57 1 9 101 52 49 37 31
Il4 Qadi Kadal 355 149 970 502 468 359 3 19
lIS Saif-ul-Din Para 538 120 955 534 421 534 421
1I6 JHdgari Mohalla 190 34 210 lIO 100 lIO 100

2198 403 2948 UB8 1360 1426 1191

II7 Gojwara 46 7 87 29 669 365 304 365 304
1I8 Ranga Hamam 4 81 92 606 270 23 6 270 23('
119 Kali Masjid-Haka Bazar 45 1 45 328/ 15 8 17 0 13 8 170
120 Shaham Pora 162 31 190 99 91 99 91
121 Syed Para 248 42 307 168 139 160 139
122 Gankhan 649 90 884 -15 8 4 26 "7 2 181

2458 387 2884 1518 1388 1224 1121

123 RadaPora-Aram Masjid 34 6 48 30 424 215 20,) 215 2°9·
124 Hamam Bal 409 52 502 257 245 257 245
12 5 Khaja Bazar 657 135 1243 686 537 686 557
126 Rinda Masjid 188 25 311 156 155 156 ISS
12 7 Syed Wari 192 20 262 144 II8 144 u8
128 Dari Bal 56 5 78 716 398 3 18 398 3 18
129 Gari Masjid 18g 25 207 II3 94 II3 94
2&46 3BS 3665 1969 1896 1969 18....
 359
1941 POPUT,ATION
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ...A._

______
Muslim (Shias)
, - - - -.......
Hindus
, - - - A .___ ---,
Sikh.
, - -_ _ A ______ Buddhists
,------"------, r-
Others· Total literate9
r-------"'----~
Males Females :.\Ialcs Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males .Females

I2 I3 14 Ij z6 I7 I8 Z9 20 :JI 22 23

24 0 176 216 93
79 9

68 29 533 455 8 4 ,22 262

12 ,
30 Y 25 0 2 280 72
33 25 .55 48 84 28
12 7 10 3 IlO 22
84 1 68 5 650 294

33 25 1332 1086 2 1146 417

I~9 148 z07 66
53 1 H2 3 83 77
435 339 385 220
354 3 22 345 64

1509 1251 1320 427

3 3 rI9 I')
294 222 3.26 113
'S! lIS 186 5
'14 10
26 18 60 II

26 18 4118 343 785 168

I34 8I 4888 3997 Ij 4 I 5I9 0 I593
134 98 2 3 '7 0 43
4' 30 4 26 23 2
26 24 97 84 IUD 21

28 24 272 212 3 3 756 298

10 4 93 5 3 178 67
51 7
H 21
2.') 13
28 9
'104 93 5 3 356 117
51 41 83 13
68 .57 69 20
273 189 235 12z
203 14 8 1411 43
27 27 59 21
51 5
822 462 645 224
-1 ('9 19
46
15 18 2I
143 149 105 20
126 36
42 9
168 187 4 2 409 87
lIZ 24
103 25
48 22
13 4
8 26 2
286 245 236 96
294 245 638 173
24 3
52 21
156 12
44 8
33 '9
'57 32
19 I
9.
48&
 360

Occupied r-- ~-------

Serial Name of Village' 1931 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge "'\ r------"----.
Persons Males Females Males Females

I ~ 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

130 Kalal Duri 489 98 31 564 30 7 257 307 257

13 1 Rozabal Khanyar 39 2 90 879 445 434 43(> 434
13 2 Roshnagar Mohalla 353 42 229 141 88 141 88-
133 Pandan Mohalla 962 198 1229 575 654 575 654
134 Birun Anderwari-Naid Kadal 644 119 812 4 25 387 4 25 387
135 Suma Kuchabal 358 8~ 367 I8g 17 8 189 r7 8
oj
3198 832 4080 2082 1198 2073 1998
13 6 Nawpora 768 207 32 1045 562 483 5 62 483
137 Badu Bagh 228 40 335 166 169 166 169
138 Tabardar Mohalla 68 557 273 284 273 28 4
139 Aqalmar Khanyar 129 6 13 6 1183 63 0 553 63 0 553
140 Khalif Para 27 0 44 320 18 4 136 184 13 6
141 Bagh Rup Singh 98 22 141 80 61 80 61
142 Daulatabad 408 56 518 268 25 0 214 197
3068 573 4099 2183 1936 210' 1883
143 Mir Masjid 654 121 33 909 47 6 433 47 6 433
144 Koli Pora 408 69 511 27 1 240 259 23 2
145 Damn Anderwari 348 31 387 210 177 210 177
146 Sheshgari MahalIa 45 8 69 848 345 303 256 225
147 Anzi Mar 371 44 396 193 20 3 193 203
148 Thanga Mahalia 85 15 121 64 57 64 57
149 Rei Teng 357 40 428 21 7 21I 21 7 2II
2681 389 3400 1778 1824 1875 1538
150 Gani Mahalia 171 30 34 239 136 103 136 103
151 Pir Haji Mohd. Sahib 471 79 704 366 33 8 361 338
152 Teki Mohalla 158 24 257 136 121 136 121
153 Jamia Masjid 237 41 292 145 147 145 147
154 Tilwandori~Chondapora 444 21 196 104 91 104 91
ISS Malik Sahib 43 8 70 681 300 281 300 281
15 6 Malla Porah 23 2 • 21 241 ISO 91 150 91
157 Mir Mohalla-Malarata 1224 202 1580 820 760 709 676
3375 4BB 4089 2157 1932 2041 1848
TOTAL :l 80 7I 48u 350 70 I8429 I664I I6659 I5ZQ7
158 Malchamar 754 89 35 5 814 40r 353 347 27 1
159 Gani Atmanz SIS 106 487 257 230 233 212
160 Vaza Para 64 0 95 .716 37 1 344 346 3 28
161 Sokalipora 439 72 451 23 2 219 222 203
162 Kral Teng 496 69 827 327 300 267 242
163 Sheikh Mohalla 625 49 470 255 21 5 200 176
164 Tus; Masjid 163 57 455 250 205 101 94
r65 Tenki Sarti 270 54 275 166 109 106 92
166 Banda Kocha 285 61 276 164 1I3 140 101
4187 852 4570 2482 2088 1962 171.
r67 Maharaj Ganj 257 51 36 311 180 r3 1 13 0 101
168 Bodha Gher 47 6 85 680 360 300 61
Syed Kocha 2g8 54
169 59 418 218 200 127 117
170 Kawa Dara 480 94 610 3 14 29 6 3 14 29 6
17 1 Bacha Mohalla 37 0 53 406 209 197 200 102
172 Nayid Dori 222 46 258 141 115 12 7 104
173 Rang Teng 56 3 95 628 347 279 92 67
2866 483 3287 1769 1518 1051 .31
174 Batayar 94 1 143 37 1332 724- 608 214 199
175 Dulbul Lanker II83 223 1438 79 2 64 6 3 19 25 0
17 6 Wangan Pora 36 5 50 472 257 21 5 228 195
177 Nawa Kadal 433 98 710 376 334 35 0 314-
178 Gratabal 317 57 352 174 178 174 17 8
179 Aram Pora 441 96 480 246 234 246 234
180 Tango Para 273 29 307 156 15 1 15 6 151
lSI Marjan Pora 513 97 832 337 295 31I 26 7
4488 793 5723 3082 2661 1998 1788
182 Lukhriyar 4 28 62 !IS 508 288 220 278 210
183 Khankai Sokhta 8go 110 1012 57 2 440 124 81
18i- Safa Kadal 75 8 r08 894 464 43 0 394 351
 361
1941 POPULATION
-,
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Total literates
r-----A----.. ,--____.II....-----., r-~ r--~ r--
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

IZ I3 I:! I.l I6 I7 I8 I9 20 ax 23 23

86 20
9 109 32
12
I [ 19
12 7 I
47 9
9 532 8t
103 25
42 5
ro6 16
105 10
50 II
54 53 14 31

54 53 480 98
104
I2 8 71 8
67 1
89 78 60 7
68 6
53 24

t01 86 423 46

40 IS
.14 6
4
37 4
20 4-
45 4-
30 ro
III 84 18 3 80

1t6 84 413 124

45 1t 4z 3 I3t3 Ioo8 3 I I 3 4937 I34/J

U ... 81 159 52
23 [8 79 16
25 16 62 12
10 16 71 19
60 58 74 4
5.1 39 1 54 68
1 37 10 4 12 7 '4 1 67
52 17 8 80 34-
H) II 4 39 9
49& 361 25 8 859 28t
19 18 29 12 2 27 2
299 2 46 262 1 74
91 83 II6 47
106 35
8 5 67 17
'4 II 31 4
2.15 212 2 39 104
19 18 696 569 3 848 383
50') 409 50 4 2 58
472 39 6 3 81 91
2(1 20 72 30
26 20 82 26
42 42
16 9
34 17
26 28 64 14
26 28 1036 845 2 1195 487
10 10 12 2
9'4 79 353 280 2q4 II9
70 76 III .5
 362
Occupied .--
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total
,...-_ _ _ _ _A__ _ _ _ _ """\
.Muslim (others)
No. Population 194 1 Circle Charge ,----"---,
Persons .Mab. :Females Males Females

I 3 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

185 Hafat Yarbal •4 86 55 546 288 2 58 282 25 0

186 Malik Sahib 7 64 96 998 5 26 47 0 5 26 47 0
18 7 Pala Yarbal 33 2 45 402 243 1 59 2 43 159
188 Gassi Mohalla 224 33 239 1 35 10 4 1 35 10 4
189 Syed Mahalia Dana Mazar 501 82 577 3 24 2 53 "3 2 53
190 Chandal Para 26 3 32 305 162 143 1 58 143

4646 623 &479 3002 2477 2463 2924

19 1 LataT Masjid 29 1 49 39 419 2 32 18 7 223 182
19 2 Kanth Paristan 4 02 53 467 2 4" 221 1M 14"
193 Khandabhawan S49 IL.~ 1108 579 51 9 475 4,8
T94 Abhipora-Tarabal 590 74 698 340 3.5 8 3l~ 342
195 Brari Para .')32 84 715 3 87 3 28 3 28 288
196 Seki Dafar .'i62 1 30 690 375 3 15 247 210
197 Id Gah-Ganderpora 6 31 100 786 44° 34° 3 86 29 6
19 8 CharTi Nambal 101 '4 109 6. 47 62 47
3958 627 4992 2661 2331 2217 1924
19<1 Hath Pora 0 47 103 40 848 4 60 3 88 437 37 1
200 Resha Har 3 26 60 390 214 17 6 193 15 2
201 Rehi Bhawan 28 236 13" LOO 127 103
202 Nopora 133 27 189 go 79 go 79
203 Jadi Masjid 241 33 331 162 169 162 169

1347 251 1974 10&6 918 1009 874

TOTAL 2I27° 342 9 26025 I4 0 32 II993 I0700 9260

204 Hazari Bazar 5 83 03 41 6 722 333 3 89 333 38g

205 Snra Teng 3 83 50 372 183 I8g 183 189
206 Khaja Syed Para 228 68 315 168 147 168 147
207 Kondabal 333 55 457 241 216 225 206
208 Ranga Paristan 375 62 466 25 8 208 193 r60
20g Matiyar 39 1 b_, 472 2 59 21 3 114 89
:ZIo C. M. S. Hospital 5 88 4 64 2 36
.2293 368 2872 1446 1426 1218 1218
211 Kralayar-Mengan Mahalia 955 53 of2 1034 59 2 442 188 13 0
212 Pandit Pora 2 70 ' 41 471 259 212 135 106
2 13 Kocha Nidan Sahib 3 15 48 437 23 2 205 141 134
214 Chirman Pora 28 7 37 379 218 161 72 54
215 Mogha\ Mohalla 151 21 197 103 94 92 !l6
216 Baga Degi 455 50 478 273 20 5 25 22

2433 350 2998 1877 1319 663 532

21 7 Devitwali Para 223 47 43 341 181 160 161 143
218 Zinda Shah Sahib 10 4 15 106 55 51 55 51
219 Kalwal Mohalla 395 48 442 2 31 211 23 1 211
2:20 Hassi Butt 344 46 282 180 102 180 10.
221 Naid Bnni 21 5 30 241 13 0 III 13 0 III
222 Naid Yar OJ2 103 900 4go 4 10 300 26 4
223 Ghat Jogilanker-Bekayar 4 86 66 570 3 21 ~49 143 III

2439 358 2882 1588 1294 1200 993

·224 Bag J ogi Lanker "t35 261 H 1740 691 779 255 216
225 Chadri Bag 95 20 98 64 34 35 23
226 Dalkawpora 210 28 216 108 108 10 4 gS
227 Keni Mahalia 2 75 35 288 r55 133 83 69
228 Malpora 2 52 44 329 175 154 1 75 1 54
229 Cora Para 260 58 323 181 14 2 181 142

2527 446 2994 1644 1350 833 699

230 Kak Mohalla-Mianshah Sahib 4"2 39 45 304 r62 142 157 14 2
23I Karapora Khushki 5 67 75 687 3 89 29 8 46 34
2 3 2 Kathi Darwaza-Khudapora 3 17 39 401 212 189 182 1 59
233 Khuja Yarbal 4 62 .'i5 633 325 308 3 24 3 ol!
2 34 Hasan Abad 5 14 63 661 34 2 3 19 10 10
2 35 Mala Khah 200 32 179 97 82 97 82
2 36 Tusagari Mahalia 145 21 182 98 84 98 ~4
2 37 Central Jail-Lnnatic Asylum .•. ', 13 312 301 II 2 70 7
2817 337 3359 1926 1433 1184 826
TOTAL .I3]09 IB57 IjIOJ B2BI 6822 j088 4266
 36 3
1941 POPUI.ATION
-,
Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others Total Ii terates
Muslim (Shias)
r------"-------. ,--------A-----. ~ ,-----"------1
.---~
Males Female. ~------
Males Females Males {~Females Males Females Males Females Males Female.

r6 I7 I8 I9 JlO fir 22 23
I2 r3 I4 I5

6 8 49 3
64 4
32 6

49
21
4
94 79 444 374 837 139

9 5 33 4
80 86 J8
78
10 4 III 207 68
'} 8 3 8 92 18
59 40 136 17
4 121 102 135 43
3 80
54 50 3
9 1

67 61 374 346 :I 771 172

22 r7 65
21 24 78 41
3 3 7
8 G
21

25 20 22 24 17. 48

z3 r 206 3 01 7 zF9 14 8 449 6 rjro

75
19
12
16 10 38 3
31 30 34 ,8 49 13
145 12 4 12 5 27
1 10 17 I 19

31 30 196 182 17 319 63

40 4 31' 303 99
124 106 97 42
91 71 7' 3
146 107 II3 12
II ~ 13
24 8 18 3 "15 67

1024 787 792 223

20 17 39 13
3' b
64 6
11
25 2
190 14 6 158 66
2 176 1311 15 0 40J

2 386 301 478 142

70 4 56} 2 55> '44

23 11 6 44 \)
4 5
72 64 K3 30
2I
13

803 643 I 8 118 184

5 43 1
343 26 4 26 3 42
1 29 30 4' 5
1 .')2 7
328 309 3 44 1
to
6 I
IS IS II4 1
~
329 30. 368 286 45 32 573 64

3 62 339 11777 H59 53 4I I I7 2 878 67(>

 364

Serial Name of Village 193 1

Occupied
houses No. of No. of
.- Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge . - - - - - - ' " - - - - - - - , , __ _.A__-----.,
Persons Males Females Males Females

z 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

23 8 Behi Bagh 71 42 46 7 236 131! <)8 liS 8.

239 ZaldaTgar 469 73 542 322 220 3 00 'lor
240 Shah Mohalla J09 2 142 1317 un 64 0 u54 62.5
241 Syed Mansur-Nawab Bazar 90 7 131 970 522 44 8 5 20 HS
24 2 Shoragari Mohalla 5 22 80 838 351 2RS 33 8 274
243 Kachgari Mohalla 579 112 803 43 6 367 436 3('7
3640 580 4504 2446 20&8 2378 1997
244- Urdu Bazar 714 133 47 758 403 353 40 3 J5J
245 Arawat 293 _;2 357 IbB 169 119 104
24 6 Islam Kocha jiB I IS 865 348 3 17 34 8 3 17
247 Path ..r Masjid 375 84 461 239 l2Z 239 222
24 8 Kalamdanpora 939 212 879 472 40 7 472 40 7
:2869 599 3118 1650 1468 1581 1403
249 Dalal Mahalia 888 lu8 411 1098 56 3 535 56 3 535
250 Mukhdum Kocha 445 67 647 35 8 289 35 8 289
~5I Siraj Bazar [56 26 150 78 72 7R 72
25' Ishan Sahib 362 51 543 3 17 2z6 ~30 190
253 Chammar Duri 489 63 596 334 262 3 13 24[
254 Corgardi Mohalla 073 79 771 424 347 ~42 208

3013 454 3805 2074 1731 1784 1535

255 Jamalata 889 141 49 889 50 7 38• 5 07 3 82
256 Seh Yar 809 121 967 5 08 459 31I 298
257 Reb Baba Sahib 7 28 108 915 455 460 353 351
25 8 Dab Tal 87 1 137 1150 600 55 0 590 543
259 Qutub-ul-Din Pora 90 5 T4 5 1080 573 50 7 335 3 10
4202 653 5001 2643 2358 2096 1884
260
261.
262
Syed Hamid Pora
Kaka Sathu
Ganz Khud
645
T99
277
101
29
30
50 837
248
286
473
134
1411
II.
3 64
13 8
473
133
[48
3 64
1I0
[38
263 Kani Mazar 104 6 172 1215 665 550 65 8 543
264 Tengpora-Charamgari Mob.alJa. 60 5 <)4 727 393 334 393 3 27
.6S Thagga Baba 250 38 338 180 15 8 147 13 2
266 Watal Kadal 48 5 135 528 29 0 238 288 23 8
267 Diamond Jubilee Zenana
Hospital 5 64 8 56 3 32
3507 604 4241 2291 1950 2243 1884
2G8 N albandpora II~2 152 51 1334 7 26 u08 70 3 60 7
269 Danawari 670 32 321 183 138 108 75
270 MughaJ Mohalla 63 597 3 19 27 8 3-19 27 8
27 1 Bagyas 688 84 817 "44 0 377 3 62 3 03
27 2 Bagi Sunder 12 75 173 1671 873 798 439 434
3755 504 4740 2541 2199 1831 1697
273 Patli Pora Pain .U S 73 52 480 245 21 5 245 21 5
274 PatH Pora Bam 1008 196 1424 739 68 5 43' 370
275 Chhanna Mohalla 32 2 78 482 237 225 208 196
27 6 Guzarbal 9 8• 163 1149 631 5 18 631 5 18
277 Arampora 77 II 55 35 20 30 20
2727 521 3&&0 1887 1863 154. 1319
TOTAL 23835 3915 28959 I553 2 I34 27 I3557 IZ7I9
27 8Rajweri Kadal 220 30 53 8 231 12 3 108 II3 108
279 Said Sahib 3 24 68 391 227 164 227 164
280 Shali Mohalla-Sazgaripora 565 73 416 224 19 2 ISg 162
281 Zedibal 399 48 280 133 127
282 Gasiyar 146 30 206 100 106 17 10
2 83Alamgari Bazar ..!9I 63 333 181 15 2 50 42
28 4Said Kocha 4 35 21 14 '1 14
285 Nalband Koch.. 19 87 29 38 21 27
286 Kalnath Pora 14 132 67 65 67 65
28 7 Shiri Bath Wan 1.57 24 185 102 83 102 83
288 Tirgarh Pora fO 247 13 1 1I6 13 1 1I6
289 Zahd Para 10 88 43 43 43 43
29 0 Canai Doori 113 27 170 85 85
:221& 450 2759 1481 1293 991 834
 365
1941 POPULATION
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ...A...
.-----~

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Total literates

, -___ ..A.. _ _ _ ......
,---~---- ,._-__.._____" r- -. , - ______..A. __ -------. , , -_ _ ____A_ _ _ _ ~

Males Females Males Females i\[ales Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

I2 I3 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 .3I 22 2]

14 11 6 5 '7 5
22 19 77 16
13 15 209 66
1 131 51
12 II '3 6 33
91 31
63 66 6 6 661 202
90 2
69 65 56 II
63 10
40 15
35 3

69 65 290 41
144 43
81 31

6 2 77 32 4 2 In 23
4 7 17 14 92 II
181 139 200 74

10 9 275 185 5 2 640 182

76 30
197 Illr 168 42
102 109 134 12
10 7 139 20
23 6 197 2 282 85

545 474 2 799 189

100 17
2 13
29 2
7 7 79 6
7 15
33 26 45 II
2 31

12 2 12 14
"
44 52 2 2 14 313 52
19 I 4 210 14
6 69 58 68 31
3R
78 74 157 35
4 27 3 64 7 39 6 149

6 5 593 497 11 869 229

68 32
219 23 0 88 85 18 3 45
29 29 33 7
12 3 16
4 6

248 259 t2 85 413 100

333 3]8 I6IZ I349 22 2 19 3985 995
23 7
26
35 30 31 6
133 127 36
83 96 I3
13 1 lIO 45
TO
8 II 8
20 "
2
29 8
23

8S 8S

47& 4&8 2M 31
 366

Occupied -------_--
Serial Name of Village I93 I houses No. of No_ of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population '94' Circle Charge r--- -. ,_..A-___ -..
Persons Males Females Males Fema1es

I 11 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 :JO II

291 Chirgari Para 23 1 80 54 521 260 261 260 261

21)2 Sumai Mohalla 3 67 56 397 214 I~3 214 I~3
293 Murrid Pora 90 If> 119 64 55 64 55
294 Mala Fora 166 3f> 215 Il5 100 IOU /j,)
295 Kath Maidan 544 10(., 666 353 3 3
296 Dalipora 4 67 80 658 343 3' 5 343 3 15
297 Mashali Masjid 159 50 277 '57 '
120 157 120
29 8 Akhun Sahib 78 2() 89 57 32 57 3>
299 Mughal Masjid II7 15 203 98 10 5 9~ 105
3 00 Sangin Darwaza 162 15 60 35 25 35 25
3 01 Raillga Masjid 95 28 147 87 60 74 48
3 02 Tulawari 133 37 210 114 9(> 114 9('
303 Doompora 88 32 165 92 73 92 73
304 Duni Pora 108 31 171 93 78
2805 602 3898 2082 1818 1608 1402
30 5 Pat Pora 227 33 55 242 121 121 121 121
3 06 Kant Dewar 167 28 222 121 101 121 101
307 Bhawuldin '9 2 39 233 127 106 12 7 106
3 08 J abargari Pora 230 39 260 '4 0 IlO '4 0 Ilo
309 Madin Sahib 239 54 312 170 '42 10 4 58
3 '0 Syed Af,al Mahalia 130 28 171 yo 81
3 11 Nabdi Fora 27 8 59 363 '79 18 4

1463 280 1793 948 845 613 498

3 12 Narwara '4 2O I27 56 1067 56 5 5 02 5 U2 499
3 13 Wanta Para 245 4~ 305 16 4 '4[ 164 141
3 14 Shalabagh Shalabagh Margbal 365 25 331 149 IB2
3 5 Gazi Duri 188 08 274 126 14H
3 'In Kralpora 33 1 5(' 388 194 194 8') 62
3 17 Khushalsar I9 2 67 399 Iyh 20 3
3 IB Bachi Darwaza-Hawal 295 45 389 209 180 20n 180
3 19 I{hiwani 377 25 180 101 79 101 79
3 20 Namadsaz Para Qutubuldinpora 276 55 375 192 IS3 192 IR3
321 Adalat Masjid 99 23 111 55 5u 55 56
3 22 Danf(erpora 626 89 691 40 3 28H 40 3 zSx
4119 588 4510 2354 2156 1775 1488
3 23 Sowara 102 7 189 57 1185 634 55 1 62 5 54"
J 24 Bahlochi Pora 182 3() 229 III TIS III Xlii
32 5 Chhanapora 153 3h 156 III 4f 100 41
3 26 Babapora Kokerbagh·Zonimar 45 6 49 363 17 8 '75 I7i) 175
3 27 Tengapora 3 I6 S(, 404 20..! 202 2()I 20'l

2134 368 2327 1237 1090 1221 1088

3 28 Degdar Har 11S 2I 58 135 7(' 59 7(' 59
3 29 Zadipora- Hazwal Pora 182 24 130 76 54 7" 54
330 Batak Pora 244 9 81 46 35 4(' 35
33 I Makhdoom Pora 144 24 128 0> 66 62 66
33 2 Nalabal Naid Duri 85 5(J 342 20 3 '3') 193 128
333 Vicharn.a.g- 373 40 338 193 145 30 25
3~4 Mukhta Pukhri 84 21) 95 46 49 44 47
315 }(akaz'g-ari Pora 177 24 208 119 89 117 85
33 6 Khajapora Nawshera 494 70 442 240 202 24 U 2()Z
337 Nawshera Gilikadal II6 42 310 167 143 167 113
33 8 LUkhripora 4' 226 12 3 IOj 12 3 u'l
3W :Mandibal 333 63 373 20L ITl 15_~ "4
34 0 Aram Para 23(' 45 314 150 16 4 ~8 ~.)

2&86 441 3122 1702 1420 1416 1156

34 1 Bagwan Pora 296 50 59 388 200 ISS
34 2 Kachbo Para I53 3f) 197 10 5 92 43 43
343 Amda Kadal 197 32 245 lIO '35 110 135
344 Nariba) 127 21 167 go 77 90 77
345 Gatapora IB 124 74 SC 7~ 50
34 6 Bota Kadal 178 40 226 125 IOl lI.i 7"
347 Pukhribal 66 12 74 37 37 37 37
348 Boni- Shah Mohaila 21 5 41 228 13° 98 I30 ')8
34 0 La\ Bazar 3[9 83 489 262 227 112 9b-
1551 33S 2138 1133 1005 891 812
TOTAL I6873 3I04 ~7 IQ9"Z 9 6:1$ 83 T 4 7 0 76
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I94J POPULATION
----------------->-
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Total literates
,---------"-----~ ~-., ,--~
, - _ _ _ __A_ _ _ _ ,
~----.. ,,------"-----.
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

I2 I3 I4 IS I6 X7 IS I9 20 2I .22 23

8
53 5
20 6
15 11 70 12
353 313 25 2
10
20 4
8
'4
28
13 12 12
7
93 78
474 414 275 30
10
32 6

"4
66 84 ~3

90 81
179 18 4 40 5
335 349 119 11

3 3 il3 18
9
"49 182 22 .5
126 r4 8
!O.5 13 2 '7
Ig6 20 3 7
10
9
II
6
30 8
579 6G8 21' 33
9 2 84
9
5 8
Ii

1& 2 107 2

10 II
16 3 120 120 33
2 2
2 .. 7
29

48 48 20
62 79 II

161 111 16T 19 118 34

200 188 29
62 49 18
7

30 25
.z
8
150 13 1 28

442 393 96 2

-24"5 24U ISS I2S I U S4 143

 368
Occupied
Serial Name of Villair" 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 19i 1 Circle Charge ,-----A-------,
Persons Males Females Males Females

I J '(. 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

Boat populatiOfl.
I Ghat Amirkadal to Abi-Guzar 55 60 9 277 '46 '3' '44 12 7
2 Imperial Bank to Island 21 9& 48 47 40 34
76 372 194 178 184 161
3 Ghat Residency to Batwara 39 61 180 100 80 93 74
4 Ghunikhan to Kandabag Ghat 1~3 923 472 45 1 470 450
222 1103 572 531 583 &24
5 Ghat Amirakadal to Habba-
kadal . 12 7 506 2Sl 225 281 n5
6 Ghat Chinkral Mahalia to Zena
Kadal Bridge 112 546 29 0 25 6 290 25 6.

239 1052 571 481 571 481

7 Ghat Maharaj Ganj to Malik
Sahib and Gasi Mohalla 169 780 421 359 ~t21 359
169 780 421 359 421 359
8 Ghat Hanuman Mandir to
Sehyar 148 716 38 3 333 3 83 333
9 Ghat Kani Mazar to Custom
Post N 203 II4 89 114 89
10 Ghat Nalbandpora to Nawab
Bazar rr6 538 277 261 277 ~61
II Ghat Karfali Mahalia to Gulab
Bag ITo 494 273 221 273 22'

419 1951 1047 904 1047 904

IZ Ghat Khuiayarbal to Kralyar ;1 266 14' 125 '4 I 125
13 Nawpora lil Ghat Kahna Khan
near Dal Gate 39 208 lOS 103 105 103

90 474 246 22' 246 228

14 Gagribal to Chinarbagh,
Barber Shah Il2 66 527 30 3 224 3 02 '"3
IS Dalgate bridge to Munshi Bagh 42 250 '35 115 134 II4
154 777 438 339 436 337
TOTAL 69 8I IJ69 65 0 9 348 9 3 020 3468 2994

GRAND TnTAL I7 0I 90 284 2 2 207787 II2460 953 2 7 82 77 0 7 I0 49

*Otherh-£ndian Christians soM 55F; Anglo Indians 3M 31", Other Christians ,,8M I17F; Jains 8M IF, Parsecs 3M 3F; Jews 2M 7F;
Others 21'.

WARD No. L-(i) Bonamsar, which was shown under Ward No. I of Srinagar City in 1931 Village Tables appears under serial number
220 in 1941 Village Tables for Tehsil Khas.

(ii) Rustam Gadi was shown under Ward No. I of City in 1931 Village Tables and Gupakar app<,ared under serial numl:~r U32j in
Tehsil Khas Village Tables in 1931. These are shown together against serial Dumber 33 of City Tables 1941 under the name 'Rustam t:adi-
Gnpakar.. The population of Dnrga""g and Analteng Mohallas which do not appear as Mohallas anywhere in 1931 Village Tahles h~s also
beeu included with 'Rustam-Gadi-Gupakar.'

(iii) Kohna Khun which appears under Ward II in 1931 Village Table. has been sho,,'ll under Ward I against serial number 34 as
Dalgate Kohna Khun in the Village Tables 1941.

(iv) Buchwara-Gagribal of the Village Tables 1931 have been shown separately as Buchwar and Gagribal under serial numbers 35
and 3D respectivt'ly in the Villa!l"e Tables '941. The 1931 population amounting to l,349 has accordingly been arbitrarily split up into 1,100
and 249 [or purposes of cornparu;on.

(v) naja Bagh serial Dumber 22 of the Village Tables 1941 also covers the population of the Convent College.

(vi) Bagh :\lagannal and Baran Pather which were shown separately iD 1931 Village Tables appear together under serial oomber
15 a. Bagh Ma 5 a.rmal-Baran Pather in the Village Tables 1941. Solina aud Silk Factory of 1931 Village Tables appear as Salina-Silk
Factory under ""rial nUUlber 23 In the Village Tables 1941. Bagh Harisingh and Kothibagh of 1931 Village Tables appear as Bagh Harisingh_
Kothibagh-Residencl' under serild Dumber 29 in the Village Tables 1941 and Chinar BagJt ,,"d Samander Bagh of 1931 Village Tables
 I94I POPULATION

Muslim (Shias) Sikhs Buddhi.-ts Othe,'s' Total literates

, -_ _ _ ..A. _ _ ____.
r----____,A._~ ,---'-------, ~ ,-----"------,
Ma.les Females Males Females Males FemalelS Males Females .lI[al0s Females

I2 I3 74 IS I6 I7 I8 I9 20 2I .1J 23

J I 4
8 13 {j II

3 , 14 8 15

7 6 If 7
2 (;

, 7 20 8

3
6

I)

.~

16

2 2 17 2
I 3 20 23 jf 25

466 9 4182 23 887 I9 139 943 469 7 I84 I88 351 0 q I0233
 370
appear as Chinar Bagh- Samander Ba~h under "erial number 40 in the Village Table. H).p. Similarly, Goakadal and Amirakadal of 193 1
Vi11age Tables appear as Maisuma Dubji-Goakadal-Amirakadal under serial number 43 in the Village Tables 194t. The figure for 19)1
represents the totals of the equivalent for 1941 in each case.

(vii) Saddar Hospital, Police Training School, Central Boarding House, Shoepora, C. M. S. Hospiial, ]';"dous Hotel, S. P. College
Boarding House and Palace Area serial number. 10, 17, IB, 27, 31, 32, 3B and 44 respectively have been shown separately in the Village Tables
1941 as tbe record was so received. In 1931 tbese institutions were included witb tbeir respective Mohallas.

WARD Ir.-{i) Krahl Khud sorial n\l:Lbcr 53 has been shown separately in the Village Tables 1941 although it was included with
Kharyar in the Village Tables 193 J. •

(ii) Shitalnath serial number 54 appears separately in the Village Tables 1941. It was not shown in VIllage Tables 1931. Perhaps
it was included with SOIllC uther MohaJla.

(iii) Sathu Pain sorial number 57 of 19~I Village Tables is not traceable in the Village Tables 1931. Probably it was parLly included
with Sadi Qazi Zada Pain and partly with Sadi Qazi Zada Bala.

([v) Mandir Bawa Dharam Das of 1931 has been merged with Sadi Qazi Zada 13ala and appears nnder serial number 64 as Sadi
Qazi Zada Sathu Kocha Bala. The figure for 1931 represents the totals of the equivalent for 1941.

WARD lII.-{i) Syed Ali Akbar Sahib and Khanawari which appear in Ward VII in 1931 Village Tables have been shown in Ward III
under serial numbers 94 and 95 respectively in the Village Tables 194'-

(ii) lte.hi Sahib -Khara Duri of the Village Tables 1931 has been shown separately nndel serial num'-ers ~3 and 86 as Khara Dud
and Reshi Sahib respectively in the Village Tables 1941. This is due to the splitting up of the mohalla.

(iii) Karan Nagar Sf!ri.al number 8y is a new mohalla created as <t result of the city extension scheme. In the Village Tables I94 1
it covers also the popUlation of Khak Chowk. The latter was shown separately in the Village Tables 193I.

WARD IV.-(i) Kali Masjid of 1931 Village Tables has been merged with Haka Bazar and appean as Kali iUasjicl-Haka Bazar
seriaJ number II9 in the Village Tables 194T; Tilwan Dori and Chondapora of lq31 Village Tables appear as Tilwan LJuri-Chondapora under
serial number 154 in the Village Tables 1941. Rodapora, which is the correct name for Adapora of '931 Village Tables, has been included with
Aram Masjid and shown as Rodapora-Aram Masjid under ""rial number 123 in the Village Tables 1941.

Similarly. Birnn Anderwari and Naid Kadal of 1931 Village Tables appear as Birun Anderwari-Naidkadal under serial number 134
in the Village Tables 1941. The figure for 1931 represents the total of the equivalents for 1941 in each case.

(ii) Tabardar Mohalla serial number 138 of the Village Tables 1941 is not traceable from the Village Tables '931. PrObably it was
included with some other mohalla.

WARD V.-(i) Kawa Dara which appears under Ward VIn in 1<)31 Village Tables is shown under 'Vard V against serial number 170
in the Village Tables 1941, The action now taken is correct. .

(ii) Abhipor!l. and Tarabal which were shown separately in the Village Table. 193' appear under se"al number 194 as Abhipora-
Tarabal in the Village Tables 1941. Id-Gah and Ganderpora of 1931 Village Tables appear as Idgah-GandcrpQra serial number 197 iu the
Village Tables 1941. The figure for 1931 represents the total of the equivalents for 1941 in each case.

(iii) Rehi Bhawan serial ncrmber 20I has been sbown separately in the 1941 Village Tables. This was apparently included with
some other mohalla in 1931.
WARD Vr.-(i) DalkawpOI:a which was included with Chadd Bagh in the Village Tables 193I has been shown sepa.rately under serial
IlUmbM 226 in the VnJage Tables 1941. The 1931 population of Ch~dri lIhag (305) has a.c~ordingly been arbiharily split into 95 and 210 and
shown against Chodri Hha;; seria.l number 225 and Dalka.w Pora serIal nnmber 225 respectIvely.

(ii) C. M. S. H')spital and Central Jail-Lunatic Asylum have been shown separately under serial numbers 210 and 237 respectively in
the Village Tables I941 as the record was so received. In 193 I they were included with their respective mohallas.

(iii) Kaka MohaJla and ~ian Sh~ Sahib which were separately ~hown in the Village Tables 1931 ,,:ppear unucr serial number 23 0 as
Kaka Mohalla-Mian Shah Sahib m the VIllage Tables 1941. Ghat Jogl Lanker and Rekayar of 1931 VIllage Tables appear under s'·'aJ
Dumber 223 as Ghat Jogi Lanker-Bekayar in the Village Tables 1941. .. '.

Similarly, Mengan Mohalla of 1931 Village Tables has been merged with Kralayar and shown under serial number 2I, as Kralyar_
Mengan Mohana in the Village Tables 1941. The figure for 1931 represents the total of the equivalents for I941 in each case.

(iv) Khudapora whiclr was shown under Ward VIIr in 1931 Village Tables has been merged with Kathi Darwaza and shown as Kathi
Darwaza-Khudapora under Ward VI against serial Dumber 232 in tbe Village Tables 1941.

WARD VII.-(i) Diamond Jubilee Zenana Hos!;,ital and ~ughal Mohalla have been shown separately under serial numbers 267 and 270
respectively in the Village Tables 1941 as they were receIved thus III the record.
(ii) Tengapora and Charmgari Mohallas which were shown separately in the Village Tables 193 1 appear under serial number 264 as
Tengapora-Charmgari Mohalla in the VilIag,: Tables,I94I. Similarly Syed Mansur and Nawab Bazar of 1931 Village Tables appear under serial
number 241 as Syed Mansur-:\awab Bazar III the \Illage Table3 1941. Tbe figure of 1931 represents tbe total of the equivalents for 1!l41
in each case.
WARD VIlI.-(i) Mukdom Sahib, Hathi Khan, Ashraf Khan, Morna Khan and Devi Angan which were separately shown under
Ward VIII of Srinagar Ciy in 1931 appear under s~rial number 2IB as Sa~gin Darwaza in the VilIlage Tables 194 1 for Tehsil Khas. Sangin Darwaza
itself appears under serial number 300 of 1941 VIllage Tables for the CIty.

(iii Lehman Pora which. was sh,?wn under Ward VIn of the H)31 Village Tables for Srinagar City, is probably t.he same as Lacbmanpora
shown under serial number 217 In the Village Tables I94' for Tehsl1 Khas. The Census record does not show thIS lUohalla as a part of
Srinagar City.
'iii) Takna.-Wara Pora which appears under Ward VIII of the Village Tables 1931 does not exist. Presumablv this is a wrong name f
some oth~r mohalla. Neither the Municipal nor the Revenue Officers have been able to locate this mohalla. - or

(iv) l{ala Mohalla Bahrar which was shown in. Ward VIn in the Village Tables 1931 for Srinagar City has apparently been umitted fro
the Census by the Srinagar Municipal Census staff. This mohalla had a population of 41 persons only in 1931. III
 37 1
(v) SImla Bagh and Shula Bugh Margbal of Ward VIII of the Village Tables '93' for Sri nagar City appear under serial number 314
as Shala Bagh-Shalabagh Margbal in the Village Tables '94[.
(vi) Phamapora. Haji :Ylohalla \vhich was shown in \Vard \" LI I in Il).lI Village TabI..~H for Srinagar City. is perhaps the same as Chhana-
para shown under "erial number 325 in the Village Tables '941. No mohalla of the nam,' of Phampora Haji 'loh:lIla could be located by the
Municipal a"Ythorities.

(vii) Banger Teng, Kh;mpara and ,Iakarpora :'.Iohallas of the Villa,,;c Tables 1931 have been merged with Narwara and appear as Nar-
wara under serial Dumber 312 jn the ViJJage Tablc~ J94I. Hachi JJarwaza and Hawal of 1!J31 ViUngc Tables appear!"! as Ha'. . ·al-Bacchi Darwaza
under serial number 318 in the Village Tables 1<)4L This includes a small mohalla by the nallle Jogiwan also.
Nikarpora Zonimar of 193' Village Tables has been merged with 13abapora Kokarbdgh; they appear as Balnpom Kokerbagh Zonimar
under serial number 3"'-' in the Village Tahles 1<)41. Shah Mahalia and SazKaripoT:t of 193 r Village Tables appear as Shali Mohalla-Sazgaripora
under serial number 2Ho in th~ Village Tables T~4T. Similar)y. Nallladsaz Pora and Qutuh-lll-Din Pora which appear ~epar.:· :y in IY3.1 Village
Tables appear a:s Nanuulsazpura-Qutub-ul-Din Pora under serial number 3:!O in the Villagt' Tables 1'041. The figure of 1931 represents the total
of the equivalents for I(j41 in each casco

(viii) Said Kocha, Nalband Koehn, Kalnathpora, TiTgarllom, Zahidpora, Khiwani, Gotapora and Lukhripol'a serial numbers 284, 285,
286, 288,289,31<),345 and 33~ respectively appear separately in tho Village Tablos 1<)41. The population faT the ..' mohallas is not shown
separately in the 1931 Village Tables; probably it was included with oth('1' mohallas_

WARD IX.-(i) This Ward exclusively dcals with boat popUlation in the Villag-e Tables 1941.
GENERAJ,.-(i) ChaTg('s in the Village Tables 19.41 for Sri nagar City correspond to City \Vards.

(ii) Military arcas within Municipal limits and Srinagar [OiTe Brigade of 1931 Village Tables do not appear ""paratcly in the Village
Tables 1\)4'; they do not constitute mohallas. The military are included with Badami Bagh Cantonment.

(iii) In 1<)31 the popUlation of the city was 1,73,573. The details shown in the Village Tables 1931 exceed this figure; the discrepancy
i. probably due to printing errors.

(iv) Charges for Srinagar City were createcl ns this con-<;titutecl a separate district for Census purposes. The charges of the Anantnag
District arc numbered serially exclusive of Srinagar City.
 3"'?
I~

CENSUS
VILLAGE
District Anantnag

Tehsil Khas

Occupied r- ------------
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge ~ __ __A. r----A---,
Persnns Males Females Males Females

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 U·

J Nilhgrar 224 51 12 226 13° (j(, 49 29

"'z Sonam •.rg 3 12 42 217 122 ~15 119 92
3 Porayat Gagangir 206 62 398 23' 1(>7 23° 167
4 Kolan 444 109 574 3 21 253 25 0 I(jI
5 Rewa! 349 65 363 20 3 160 203 160
6 Gund Sarsingh 67 2 128 767 43 T 3310 42 (' 332
7 Faraw Hakhar (>93 103 720 3 86 334 385 334
8 Sumba] Balla 516 71 500 27 2 nil 27" 228
9 Sorafaraw 60 5 J09 693 38 5 3()~ 38, 30 8

4021 740 4458 2481 1977 2318 1841

10 Hariganwan "441 218 2 1495 808 6Xi 79 2 68 5

II Mamar 74 0 II3 815 440 375 44 0 375
12 Drawh Odar 178 22 161 81 80 81 So
13 Acha Hama 27 0 33 297 156 14 1 15 6 141
14 Thewan 826 159 874 49 1 3~3 4 82 3 81
IS Haian Palpora 771 12 7 836 453 383 45 2 38 3
Iii Cberwall 66, uS 686 389 297 3 87 297
17 Strana 35 8 47 283 ISO 133 ISO 133

5252 837 5447 2968 2479 2940 2475

18 Tengh Chattar 59 12 3 61 32 2'.0 32 29

19 Margund 44 0 70 425 225 200 225 200
20 Akha! 894 180 1049 577 472 56 5 472
21 Najwan Nillah 2Jl 29 183 101 ~2 101 82
22 Kangan g'7 174 704 333 37' 3 20 3O?
23 Kajhara 152 42 191 10 7 84 106 84
24 Hanlopaiyan 344 ('I 357 18, 176 179 176
25 Bamlinah 84 22 112 55 57 55 57
26 Barnihog 47" 96 537 282 255 27 6 255
27 Khanen 35 1 74 532 2<)1 24' 2<)0 24'
28 Wang-at 1172 199 1481 764 7'7 764 7 17
4996 959 5632 2948 2684 2919 2880

29 Kaeh Nambal 59 8 87 4 587 322 265 3 20 26 5

30 Gandari 75 IS 80 42 ]8 42 38
31 Barawallah 25 8 47 294 167 I -,
,~
163 12 4
32 Palengh 45 8 70 434 239 ]<)5 239 I95
33 Lard
Arigoripora
15 8 22 160 83 77 H3 n
34 62 3 106 616 339 276 339 276
35 Chatragu! 161 4 3 10 1861 1021 84 0 1016 X4°
36 Chinar 30 7 42 264 153 III 153 III
37 Drag Tengo 106 18 92 51 41 51 41

4197 717 4387 2417 1970 2406 1887

38 WOS,D 845 187 5 975 55 6 419 53 1 403

39 Haripora 443 76 488 "57 23 1 257 231
-40 Arahama 5 65 106 557 298 259 298 259
41 Andrawan 696 154 791 44 0 35 1 43 8 35 1
-42 Manigam 18 52 375 2055 logo 9 65 1025 8<)0

4401 898 4866 2641 2225 2549 2134

-43 Gothi Bag '74 32 6 104- 198 101 97 101 97

H Woiyal 1260 197 1261 68 3 57 8 677 578
45 Hardo Marda Bag 21 4 25 18 7 18 7
4 6 Bahosipora 13 0 29 141 78 03 78 63
47 Nunar 997 193 1068 606 462 426 321
4 8 Chipargund 54 9 58 31 27 9 l5
49 Warapash 49 1 84 529 300 229- 297 226
SO Sadrah Bag 84 18 127 75 52 75 52
51 Bodhra Kund 282 53 331 185 146 18S 14 6
52 Bantli Rag 11.( 13 84 37 47 37 47
1941
TABLES

I9.p POI'ULATION
-"------- ___......,
~
:Muslim (Shias)
Females
Hindus
,---- -...."-------""11
Males Females
~
Males
Sikhs
,-___._____,
Buddhists Others*
,..-------"-----.
Total literates
r----_____,A_--~
Males Females lI-Iales Females Males Females Males Females

J~ I4 I5 I6 I7 I8 2I 2Z ~3
J3 "9 30

81 67
3 f
I
iJ~l ()2 2 7
I
4 4l
'3
12
If
150 129 13 7 ;94

16 70 9
4-

3
!! I6
II
19
7
I 26 4 130 9
3
3
12 28
:; f 2 93 5
I
II
2
6 6
5
35
1 26 4 2 189 6

13
1
4- 3 6
S
4-
IO
S 84-
6

11 3 132
25 16 2

2
.2
65 73 2 22

92 89 2 32 2
2
'4 2 71
6
180 14 1 134-
22 12 6
3 3 8
3
 374

5erial Name of Village ]93]

Occupied
bouses No. of No. of
,-
Total
-.-----
Muslim (others)
No. Population 194 1 Circle Charge r---__,.__-----~ , - -_ ___A..__~'.

Persons Males Females Males Females

I • 3 4 5 6 2 8 IO II

53 Surach Chudhri Bag 260 44 257 15 2 IUj "43 99

54 Shahpora 121 28 174 91l 7(' K. 70
3938 704 4253 2364 1889 2127 1721

55 Banihama 395 81 7 12 487 26 4 223 26 4 223

56 Bagi Zaman 62 10 63 34 29 34 2\1
57 Bagi Mahanand 143 2(, 185 go 75 40 75
58 Watalar 61 5 106 671 360 31I 3(>0 3 11
59 Chout Waliwaz 909 lUI 961 5 11 45 0 5 11 45 0
60 Chanthan Gulahpora 141 22 191 122 ()9 121 h(_)
61 Qasba Lar 895 171 10Se 61 7 469 472 359
62 Repore 845 '45 914 480 434 47 8 434
63 Wandharna 98 IS 130 74 56 3u 35
64 Watal lIagh 294 46 264 154 Iro ISO IrO

4397 783 4932 2706 2226 2516 2095

65 Barso 86
66
67
Bardalah
Kranihama
451
101
33 0
19
70
* 14 493
114
373
25 2
65
201
'z4 1
49
1]2
243
65
200
237
49
17 2
68 Dangar Pora 71 IO 57 27 30 27 30
6g Thero 459 97 545 29 8 247 286 24"
7 Arch
0 27 1 53 294 173 121 173 121
7 Malapora 17 8 34 188 102 SIJ 102 8(>
72' Wahidpora 502 98 545 28 5 260 28 5 260
73 Gang~ Hama 19 8 42 256 13 8 IllS 13" II~

2587 &09 2865 1541 1324 1517 1315

74 Ganderbal 80 3 182 9 823 5 '0 4 13 46r 4 13

15 Mala Shahi Bag 3 18 55 344 19 2 15 2 19 2 152
76 Bihama 46 S 92 635 295 240 294 24 0
77 Dodhar Harna 46 7 124 557 3 21 23° 30R 225
78 Fatehpora 253 ~2 281 147 134 147 134
79 Kujar 234 52 287 140 127 140 IZ7

2540 &57 2907 1605 1302 1542 1291

80 Ruial 36 S 66 10 384 21 3 17 1 20 3 16 3
81 Nagh Bal 94 17 118 59 57 §9 57
82 Drand JI8 27 144 8.; jl_I 85 59
83 Pandach 65 8 117 738 401 337 400 337
84 Khalmullah 47 0 101 552 3 18 234 3 18 23o!-
85 Baba Dariadin 13 1 27 141 79 62 79 62
86 Basarbag 36!> 67 409 23 0 '79 23 0 179
2204 422 2484 1385 1099 1374 1091
87 Rakh Haran 147 II II 89 51 38 51 38
88 Gadra 209 40 287 149 138 149 138
89 Anchar 1494 280 1669 887 782 87 2 773
go Gund Rahman ]80 27 193 108 85 108 8,5-
9 1 Haran 4 27 70 483 245 218 245 218

1517 428 2701 1440 1261 142& 1252

92 Salam 1637 "'9 6 I2 1765 946 81 9 945 819
Boat P,,&ulation 18 90 53 37 53 31
93 Hakim und 103 17 130 65 65 65 6.>
9{ Kastol ipora 45 10 54 30 24 30 24
95 Gund Momin 53 9 48 28 20 28 2()
96 Hatharah 305 57 340 183 157 18 3 157
2143 389 2337 1252 1085 1251 lOSS
B.P. 18 90 &3 37 53 37
97 Tolamullah 2037 374 13 12 2125 lIS{ 971 1000 .,83b
Boat Population 8 38 'll 17 H 17
2037 374 2125 1154 971 JODD 838
B.P. 8 38 21 17 21 17
98 Zari Gund 3<'1 10 14 47 24 23 24 ~3
99 Karhama 5 62 93 587 3 15 272 315 27z
JOO Latiwaza 55 '3 80 41 39 41 39
 375
1941 POPULATION

Muslim (shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Total literates

. - - - - - A_ _ _ ,
.. ,---~ ~ ~ ,--~ ~
1VlaleS Females Males Fenlalcs Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

12 13 1-1 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

\) 6 5
17 (0 5
4 233 168 244

48
10
37
3
I· 2
145 110 147 10
1 20
38 21 14 2
3 9

189 131 291 13

<) 4 26
3
9

12 5 ~7
z
I
II
2 8
24 9 81
4V 2 45
4
10 I
13 II 63 6
5
4
61 11 2 131 1
10 8 K

I
'7
.5
.5
11 B 36

5
3
'5 9 II

4
15 8 24
74 12

78 12

154 133 226 12

154 133 226 12

.5
 Ocwpied ~----.-----.----~ --- ~.--

Serial :r\ame of Vill:tge 1113 1 houses No. of No. of Total .i\lu~Jim \otli{lrs)
No. Popul;ltion 1941 Circle ChaTg~ - - - ---,'- _ r-----·A _ _-,
Persolls ~1alt:~ Fema le~ ]\laJes l,t'rr,als

I J 4 7 <) ](,
II

101 Angora 1240 (>9" 1111":

10J. Zazuh 222 l:.!]
103 Badampura J7 0 173 94
2247 408 2349 1289 1060 1289 1060
104 PatermolhL 45 241 10 3
105 Chashma. Manasbal 29 154 65
106 Safapora 4 3 2361 I 117
107 Pablipora '3
12 771 J.H
ID8 Zanipora 25 138 (](J

3181 635 3665 1705 1929 1649

109 Chiva ()03 Il6 I6 889
lIO Gund Sadra Kot 13 2b 241 15&7
11 [ Chandcrgair 574 104 648
II2 Hakhara 100i_' 219 1170
3512 680 4064 2240 1824 2238 1824
. It3 Ajas 400 I7 I3 2791 J JJ9
r 14 Sadrakot Pain 99 577 32 5
II5 Sadhllnara Hastikhan 254 1922 10.p
Boat Population 29 11

4486 753 5290 2908 2382 2885 2373

B. P. 29 11 18 11 18

I16 Asbam [8 1191 545 534

Il7 Nisbal 733 33" jjO
Boat Population 178 59 59
lIS Allan 143 71 7I
II9 Viiaskora 338 T53 J3~

2268 424 2405 1.306 1099 1268 1073

B. P. 224 25 128 69 59 69 59

120 Nawab Bagh "4 I9 103 .i f) 47

121 Batwana (>()2 713 391 322
t22 Khar Bat;h H7 H) 95 59 3°
123 Shaikh Zor J If 131 713 53
124 Gozh Hama 173 37 174 ]00 10()
74
125 l\:han Para 113 t5 100 53 j] 47
126 Batpora Dab lSq 3~ 213 113 91 75
127 Wakora ~SU 156 899 ·~~5 443 J7 1
128 Gama \Vara SS 8 50 30 ~o 30 ~o

129 nakh Zambor 20 3 19 IO 'J to <)

130 Kok Gund hI II 67 33 34 .n H
2484 453 2564 1408 1156 1344 1088

131 Vai> 20 600 33 0 2.7 0 Il

'32 Hal'Vab 161 yz (i9 .11
133 Sehl'ora 464 253 211 "53
134 Gugji Guud 116 57 59 57
135 Devpora 104 55 49 5.;
136 Korag- Domargh 280 qu 1.!6 '40
137 Rabi Targundi Rosltau .l.J.f 299 179 120 179
138 Nar"in Bagh .T71 171 101 70 Xs
2127 2181 1207 974 812 657

139 Chandana Deh Nowabad . 3f3 2[ 13 354

'40 Sha.labug ]007 1033
141 Takneh ''1aripora 339 368
142 Hakshipora Tengpora 5 19 558
2208 375 2313 1257 1056 1249 1056
143 Kreshibal 39 327 1U4·
144 Boclhi \Vodar TO 68 3.;
145 Guripora 36 311 ](n

146 Palpora 23 218 97

147 Sangam 50 479 23 0
148 Saidpora Acho.u 53 512 ~57
 377
1941 Popur.ATlON

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhis'. Others' Total literates

r---.A-_-----.. r----'--~--·-""l r-------"'------... ,-----A.._t------, .-------"-~ ~---'-----
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males FemaJes

IZ IJ I4 IJ .16 I7 I8 I9 20 2I 22 2J

14

"
31 56 148 9
49

31 56 199 10

35
34
6
22

2 97
17 II 193 4
I 3
5 13

23
• 209 4

III II 47 7
4 3"
I
13 IS 6

37 26 13 7

12

2Z 25 25
·P. 43

21 25 42 43 37
298 247 20' 9 25
5[ 46 10 7 II
II

"
4
13 8 3'
382 301 33 16 57
14
4 18
5
4 3

•
2
40
 37 8

Serial Name uf Village 1931

Occupied
houses No. of No. of
,--------------------
Total Muslim (others)
--
.___

No. Popula.tion 194 1 Circle Charge ,--- -----'-- --------.. I--""""__---""_'

Per:;olls Malc" Females l\Iales Females

I 3 4 5 6 7 9 IO II

149 Shongli]>OI" Baghla.1a Pandit '40 .W 329 105 It>4 rC'4 164
15° Gagar Zoa 58 16 111 55 56 40 42
1952 268 2347 1183 1164 1164 1150
151 B~hwanpora. h33 133 23 16 749 40 3 34 u 4"3 _Hu
152 Chcndi Har ~89 55 388 2'1 177 2[1 1 77
153 Noor Bagh 2 54 49 280 I(, ITS 1<>5 Il5
1176 237 1417 779 638 779 638
1 54 Auntebhawan 602 118 24 15 786 444 .14 2 439 339
1 55 Ba.chpora 5 12 77 583 30 7 276 307 276
1 56 Zokura 453 r05 648 3 13 2 33 3 U1 "4
1 57 Rakh Zokura Devipora 12 7 20 113 64 49 <>4 49
158 Gulab Bagh 39u 05 401 21 9 IS2 190 161
159 Omar Hair 415 81 512 2ti2 2 30 :lKz 2 30

2565 466 2941 1629 1312 1583 127'

160 Baga li Shoru 77 8 15 2 25 908 472 434 472 '1.14
lfir Sudrlher Ral 1\1U 1 45 1014 Sf):;!! 45 2 4 S1 3')5
Boat Population 14 62 34 28 34 28
162 Habak Khushki 4('7 84 509 zSo ~2<) 280 229
Boat Population 8 13 8 II 5
!041 381 2429 1314 1115 1233 1058
8. P. 42 75 42 33 42 33
16 3 Shahama 355 54 26 14 355 193 In. 193 162
164 Warpahu 144 22 155 86 6,) 86 69
IUS Dadi Nawbug 181 28 208 lIB 90 II!> 90
166 Saidpora J-TaIDchi 375 49 422 221 20l 221 2:01
167 Bakra 39 2 60 466 :1:60 200 2ho 100
r68 Hoderah ISr 19 204 II3 <)l 113 <)1
169 Wanihami Bala 102 14 106 54 52 54 52

1730 250 1916 1045 871 1045 871

170 "'·anihami Pain 14fi 22 27 157 liS 72 84 72
111 Batpora 7 01 121 B20 447 373 447 373
1 72 Gundi Telbal 36 S 42 21 H 21 21
1 73 Gassu 264 46 311 175 1)6 1 75 1 36
174 Yender Hama 65 .13 72 4' 31 41 31
1212 216 1402 769 833 788 833
175 KhimaT 6 44 103 28 702 31 2 33 0 37 2 3J)
17 6 Takya Sangi Reshi 92 13 102 53 49 53 49
177 Chattra Hama 73 6 12 9 883 4 83 400 48 3 4 00
178 Burz Ha1l1a (>20 113 700 364 33 6 3('4 33 6
179 Ahal 62 I2 75 44 31 44 31
180 Danihama 3 19 54 345 ly6 "49 185 1 38
I8I Chand Para IS3 34 167 91 70 38 31
2626 458 2974 1609 1385 1539 1315
182 Saidpora Bala 292 60 19 15 348 183 I(jS 182 [()5
183 Faqir Gujir '33 43 286 159 IZy J5'J Ily
18 4 Dara 6 57 12 9 798 454 344 45 0 343 ,
1 85 Muriandar Bagh 663 140 744 4"3 33 1 ]05 242
186 Mufti Bagh 28 9 56 261 145 IIfi bK 54
18 7 Harwan 77 0 2 35 1053 597 451) 543 4,6
188 Bagi Chandpora 68 14 84 43 41 2<) 27
189 Pazwal Para 345 go 436 24 6 1 90 102 lUO

3317 787 4010 2240 1770 1918 1484

190 Tel Bal II53 17~ 30 IS 1305 6i9 626 [>79 b26
191 Habak Hom Hier l I 83 232 137' 759 u~5 742 598
Boat Population 7 34 19 I.".i I') J.~

2336 40S 2879 1438 1241 1421 1224

B.P. 7 34 19 15 19 15
192 Shalmar Bagh 8 78 162 31 IIDB 467 441 302 332.
 379
194 1 POl'ULATION

Muslim (Shias)
-"--.
Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others·
-. Total literates
,------_ ______A.-----"

Males 11'emales
,---------..Jt..._~

Males Female!:>
,---------A.-----,
Males pemales
,-----'----------
Males Females
,-
Males
r---__.A...--.~
FcmaJf'S J\Ialcs Females

IZ I3 I4 IS r6 I7 I8 I9 20 2[ :!,! 23

t5 14

15 14 3 a
7
7
[0

24
5 3 28
10
II 9 9
4 3
2 9, 2,
39
5
35 24 11
• 95
"
'I
7M 57 j _1<1 2

:;

18 57 3 s:s

'4

19

2'

31

3
I)

7
[r II
7
59 39 37
70 50 60
4
3
2 2 23 ~
90 67 IS 22 zo
75 6:! 2 ,2
39 2~ 1{ 60
'4 14 3
64 90 3
282 262 37 23 ! 134 8
32
17 17
7

17 17 39

lOS log 53
 Occupied ,
Serial Name of Village 1931 houses }io. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge r-------..A",.------""\ r - - ---''---.,---
PCn!oQl1S ]\rla]es Females Males FemaJes

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

193 Banigam 83 0 859 393 401 38 3

194 Gupta Ganga 95 0 1041 47 0 54 2 445

2658 501 :;!808 1504 1304 1305 1160

195 Nishat Bagh 43 8 953 50 4 449 449

196 Thced 1262 1586 ~3I 755 754
197 Nawpara go 100 63 37 37
198 Lam 1 85 235 J23 lIZ ]12

1975 439 2874 1521 1353 1513 1352

199 BIen 1659 3 66 33 2210 Il7" 10 35

1859 366 2210 1174 1036 1172 1035

200 Pandraithan 499 91 34 650 368 279 220

499 91 650 368 282 279 220

201 Asithial 56 35 16 310
"
17 H 13 2
477 1.3'
Boat Population 9 4 2G 10 IS 10 ]5
202 Nawpora 277 86 555 30 4 25 1 30 4 25 1
Boat Population 253 4' 229 I28 101 128 101
203 Karpora 14 20 274 1873 855 8,8 839 803
Boat Population 76 18 105 59 40 59 46
2174 416 2538 1307 1201 1321 1186
B. P. 33 H 359 197 162 197 162

204 Gaw Margh 86 16 95 56

205 Nandhpara 54 2 9 6582 35 8 4

5578 1110 6677 3640 3037 1276 1040

206 Pantcl10k 1)60 162 891 5 00 39' 19~ 3<)0

Boat Population 19 1 9 14 7 7 7 7
207 Saimpora 25 .5 24 13 II 13 II
208 Ziwan 501 103 552 3 10 242 zob 235
209 Ach Nambal 39 9 47 30 '7 30 '7
210 ZawaTah 216 41 287 1bo 12 7 1(>0 12 7

1441 320 1801 1013 788 967 780

B. P. 191 9 14 7 7 7 7

2II Balhama 80 9 17 2 39 882 fI8 14 4

212 Khonmoh 1574 3 21 1784 79 2 939 744
2382 493 2866 1456 1210 953 748

213 Badami Bagh Cantt. Military 886 546 1192 Il92 199
Badami Bagh Cantt. Civil 617 309 308 128 88

M. P. 886 546 1192 1192 199

817 309 308 128 88
214 Batwara 569 830 394
, Boat Population 394 219 ]05

S69 .158 830 436 394 427 389

B.P. 384 49 219 114 105 11. 105

215 Maisuma State Band 1 I ,

216 Narsingh Garh 21 153 88 65 7' 55
217 Lachmanpora II 61 36 25 31 2S
33 215 125 90 103 80
; 218 Saogin Darwaza 296 43 1727 94 2 785 873 740
296 1727 785 873 740

219 Sonawar 260 1571 72 3 7 85

Bonamsar
..... 220 6• 392 179 21 3

321 1983 1061 802 998

 38r
"94" POPULATION
.------------_._--"--- -----,
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· literates
r---____A..._----.. ,----____ , - _ _ _ _ A.......-..- _ _ --..
..A.~
,---->-----, r---__A..--~ r--___A-- .-.......
::'v.Iales Fmnales Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

Hi IJ. I4 IS I6 I7 .l8 I9 20 III 22 33

j 10 52
22 17 7 8 9
192 136 7 8 114
4 84 S
4 x 85 3

5
8 1 174 8
I III 4
111 ..
Sy (). 1 7
89 62 17

31 5
16 IS 20

16 15 54 5

.5 6 39
'295 1 944 12 "4 113 :;
2351 1983 12 14 113 5
2 6

1
13 7 31 14
3
15 8 31 24

-145 39 2 5 22 42
52 48 65
445 392 57 70 107
767 2.6
131 152 46 62 . 6
499
200 48
767 226 499
131 152 48 82 4 6 200 18
9 5 42 4

9 5 42 .
]3 9 4 20 5
2 2 5
2 15 9 5 25 5
I 16 54 25 I.J . 210 13
1 18 54 25 14 .. 210 13
41 , 13 • 9 ,.
18 ]33 24

41 9 13 2 9 .2'
32
165
•
28
 382

. Serial Name of ViUa;:c

Occupied
houses No. of
r-
Tutal
--- - ...----
1931 No. of i\Iushm (uther")
Nu ..'~ Population I9·fI Cirde Charge r - - - -..-_...__, --~ ,-----A----.,
Persons Males Females Males :Females

I 2 3 4' 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

221 Cheshmashahi 2
222 Darah Bagh 21 3
223 Zeithier .9 I
224 Gupkar 53I

TOTAL :r058S3 IJOSIO IZ39I6 67369 5 6547 6I663 5 I 906

B. P. 2145 222 986 533 453 533 453
M.P. 886 546 1192 1192 199
._--------
GRAND T01'AJ, :ro8884 ZIZ78 I z60 94 69094 5'1 000 62395 S 2359
• 4M 6F -Indian Christians.
12M 24F-Other Christians.
llM 9'" -Shins.

(i) Differences have been noticed in the spelling of village nam~s as given in the Village Tables for I93I and as shown in the enumera-
tion record for I941. For the I94I Village Tables we have adopted the spelling ginn in the list of villages supplied by the District Censu. Officer
.in 194I. The list of such villages is given below:-
As shown in Village Tables 1931. Spelling adopted in Village Tables 1941.
S. No. Name. S. No. Name.

6 131 Gangana Gir 3 Porayat Gantangir

61 4 8 Bachwan Patla 'II Najwan Nilla
61 52 Kajyara 23 KaJhara
6 21 7 Yatarhola 104 Patennolla
6236 Sheikh Para 12 3 Shaikh Zor
6239 Batapora 126 13atpora Dab
63 1 3 Habak HaJum Sar 191 Hahak Hom HieT
63 28 Nandpora Mirbari 205 Nandhpora

(ii) Villages Shanglipor.a. Hassanabad and BaJ':h Lala Pandit wWch ,,:cre shown separately i~ the Villal1e Tahles 1931 against serial
numbers 6263 and 6264 respectively, appear under senal number 149 as Shanghpora-Bagh Lala I'andlt In the Village Tables 194I. Similarly
villages Rakh Zokura and Dcvipora serial numbers 6373 and 637' of the Village Tables 1931, appear under seriaJ number 157 a. Rakh Zokura-
D""ipora in the Village Tables 1941.
(iii) Mukdam Sahib. Hathi ~an, Ashraf Khan. Ma.m:, Khan and .Devi A~.gan which were separately s_hown under Ward VIII of
Srinagar City in I93I appear under senal number 218 as Sangm Darwaza In Lhe 'nllage Tables 194' for Tellsii Khas. 5angin Darwaz3 itself
appears under No. 300 of 1941 Village Tables for the City.
(iv) Lehmanpora whic~ was sh?",n under Ward VIII of lhe 1931 Village Tables for Srinagar City is pro.bahly thc same as Lachmanpora
shown under serial number 217 In the VIllage Tables [1)41 for TehsIl Khas. The census record does not show thIS mohalla as a part of Srinagar
City.
(v) Bonamsar which appears nnder serial number 220 in this Village Table was shown nnder \Vard I of Srinagar City in the I93 1
Village Tables. .
(vi) Maisuma State Band. Narsinghgarh and Sonawar appearing under serial numhers 2J5. zr6 and 2H) in this Table are actually mohallas
of Srinagar City. They do not appear in the Village Tables for 1931 either in the Tehsil Kh"s Table or in that for Sri nagar City.
(vii) Chashma Shahi and Darah Bagh serial nnmbers 6319 and 6320 respectively of 1931 Village Tables though important villages do not
appear in the 1941 census record. They have presumably been mcrged with some other villages.
(viii) Boat Population bas been shown separately where it is so recorded. This population has no serial number in the Village
Tables 1941.
(ix) (a) Rustum Gadi which appears under Ward No. I of Srinagar City in 1931 Village Tables and Gupakar wbich appears under
lIerial Dumber 6,25 in Tehsil Khas Village Tahles in 1931 are shown together against serial number 33 of City Tables 19.P under the name
'Rustum • adi- Gupakar: The population of Durga Nag and Analteng Mohallas, which do not appear as mohallas any where in 1931 Village
Tables, has also been included with Rustam Gadi-Gupakar.
(bl ZcithieT and Gupakar villages have been acquired and illcluded with Palace areas since 1931 and no longer exb1: as .eparate
Tillages. They were shown against serial numbers 632{ and 6325 respectively in Village Tables 193'.
(x) Harwan serial number 187 includes the population of Harwan nursery as in 1931.

(xi) The nu~~ering of Censu~ Divi~ions in Tel.'si! Khas :was ~t carried out in accordance ~yith ~he instructions iSRued. When the
d ..fcct was noticed reVlSlOn was not pOSSIble Without creatlDg other difficulties. As a result, Whilst the ClTeles lD the Village T",bles for the Tehsil
follow each other in correct sequence the charges do not. Charges were numbered by Disricts and circles by Tehsils. The charge numbers in
this TehaIl run from 12 to 16. All are shown in the tables but they do not run consecutively with the circles. Cirele totals are given but
owing to tbe defect referred to charge totals cannot be arrived at exoept by collecting the totals of the various separated circles forming each
charge.
 1941 POl'UI..\TIOl'<
- - - - --------_ --------,
Muslim (Shi"") Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Total literates
,--~ ~....., r·-____,A.._-~ r--.-----"-----~ r-- ---"-----._.... ,.--.--"- -- --..,
Males Females Males Females Males ~~ ema.les Males F ema.lcs M"les Females Males Females

12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 20 ZJ

34 r 7 I.33 2 n07 103 39

7S7 226 699

3417 2299 1107 32 9 .'7 39 219

 (xii) The numbering of charges in the Anantnag District was not carried out by the District Census Agency in accordance with the
instructions issucd with the result that the Chargo numbers do not follow in sequence for the different Tehails in the order in which the Villag,,·
Tables are p.-esented. 'Ihis does not affect the order of Charges and Circles within each Tehsil Village Tables. The Charges should have been
numbered r-25 starting with Tchsil Khas and continuing with Pulwama and KUlgam and ending with Anantnag. The defect was not noticed
until it was too latc to make a change without giving rise to other difficulties.
 VILLAGE TABLES
DISTRICT ANANTNAG, TEHSIL PULWAMA (AWANTIPURA)
 386
CENSUS
VILLAGE
District Anantnag
Tehsil Pulwama (Awantipura)

Occupied ,--
Serjal Name of Village 1931 houses No. of No. of Total MusHm (others)
No. Population "HI Circle Charge r - - _ " " _ _ _ _ _ ' ~_A_.~
Persons Males Female. Males Females

!l 3 ,4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

1 Hajiarnar 137 ZI 17 118 68 50 68 50

2 Pranillam-Zoastaa 2U H 209 IIZ 97 II2 97
3 Narastan 368 75 415 223 192 223 192
-4 Gotru -444 81 329 257 72 257 72
5 Sowara <)62 175 1104 55 1 553 55 1 553
6 Khana Gund 526 110 530 303 227 30 3 227
7 Gotengn 89 47 298 156 142 156 142
8 LauI 500 79 386 2 13 173 213 173
3237 621 3389 1883 1506 1883 1506
9 Aripal 395 68 317 21 7 160 21 7 160
10 Wargatn; Gund 40 7 ~o 412 220 192 220 192
I I Yangwani 71 15 90 45 45 45 45
'2 Pethgam Gadapora 266 °7 354 19' ,62 II3 92
13 Dharam Gund 137 20 120 53 67 '7 12
14 Wagar 4 06 88 420 237 18 3 237 r83
15 Pasna 8Go 168 904 499 40 5 499 40 5
2542 506 2617 1463 1214 1348 10B9
16 Loru 491 96 3 579 309 27 0 309 270
17 Lorhgam 77 1 144 838 453 385 453 3 85
18 Seer 202 39 241 14 6 95 146 95
19 Panz Deb 3 61 60 359 218 141 2I8 r4 I
20 Monghamaolar 435 84 460 248 212 206 r66

2260 423 2477 1374 1103 1332 1051

21 Khasi Pora 395 78 445 244 20r 184 145
22 Dewar 4 64 99 566 28 5 27 1 127 uS
23 Chatrigam 288 63 316 173 '43 61 32
24 Kahlil 122 3 222 1336 735 601 680 53 8
25 Mauch Hama 7S3 <27 748 410 332 4 16 33 2
3123 589 3401 1853 1548 1468 1165
26 Chima Khad 223 3r 5 211 130 81 130 81
27 Chira 4 19 68 415 226 r89 222 rg5
28 Kewar Mola 4 81 60 412 229 183 229 183
29 Bat Noor Bagh SIS 88 517 28 3 234 27 8 227
30 Panir Bagh 597 103 618 347 271 322 246
3 1 Mandora 495 78 486 273 ;<13 ~67 210

2730 428 2659 1488 1171 1448 1132

32 Haina 161 28 6 159 82 n 82 77

33 Rato Rato Kha
Pingli.h
\. 49 0
8n
106 474
908
25 0
501
224
40 7
'44
461
II4
34 .'. 163
IS8
176- 66
375
66
35 Sui Bu~h- 30 110 10 7

36 Churi 13ug 102 I5 111 59 52 52 44

37 Ratson. 67 8 129 760 4 15 345 4 15 345
38 Qui! Shikargala 225 38 272 145 12 7 r3 2 108

2630 504 2860 1562 1298 1393 1129

39 Soimoh 826 163 7 908 47 8 430 298 240

-4 0 Hardumier 27 0 54 284 157 127 157 12 7
41 Sangrama 43 8 48 25 23 25 23
42 Khuli 774 130 849 4 06 383 4(>6 3 83
1913 355 2089 1126 963 946 173

43 Tral-i-Bala II99 26 3 8 1331 76 3 5 68 733 555

44 Tral-i-Pain 2501 5 19 2&&1 1434 III7 1353 1060
45 Arigam 398 80 399 212 r87 20I rS,

4D98 882 4281 24011 1872 2287 1798

:1941

TABLES

1941 POPULATION
----A____ ________~~--__--------------------------------~
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikh. Buddhists OtheJS Total literates
r----"-- ~ r-----"----. r-----"----, r--------"----
Kales Females Kales Females Males Females Males Females Ma.les Females Males Females

I3 IS r6 I8 ao as

9
36
16

10
10
16

79 70 2S
36 SS 23
19
16

115 126 109

18
62 2

19 1
41 46 33 18

41 4& 134 21
60· I-
.....56 56 32
3 54 68 101 • 85 83 1(>
lIz III 49 14
55 63 H 14
25

3 54 68 328 315 251 11

2
4 4 II
16
2 3 3 4 31
25 25 24
6 3 54 z
31 3t • 3 3 4 138 2
3
106 1I0 66 54
37 "4 3 8 32 2
I I 3
7 II 3
20 '"
13 19 It

38 24 130 145 141 5~

2 178 [9 0 90 23
I

6 4
2:
2I
80

101
8
57

8&
118

II
190

7
i
101
,~
"I-

7
23

7 4 14 2D~
 3R8
_ _ _ 0. _. _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Occupied r
houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others.)
Serial l'\ame of Village 193 r-- . ____ ..____...A.. _ _ _ _ _ r----- .. -A.. - - -------,
~

'
Population 1941 Circle Charge
No. PerOOilS ~]ale~ Females Males Females

I z ,1 -1 .s 6 7 8 9 fO II

7'3 1>3 9 735 4"3 30 7 pR 30 7

4 6 Bat Gund 439 93 417 25 8 211) l(jO 137
"·47 Gam Haj 43 11 86 490 ,,63 227 .z(q 227
4 8 Koch Mola 136 26 145 So ('5 ~o 1>5
49 Nader 1 04 10 90 411 4" 48 4'
50 Gwang 704 390 3'4 3(" 275
66, 13 1
51 Khul
2492 47& 2641 1467 1174 1370 1053
210 5X 10 18 233 131! 9.') I01 06
52 Naner
Madru 897 206 982 544 43 S 5[9 4 25
53 7H 301 189 JI..! IH9 2
54 Khankah 3 TH
Go"; Kadal 77 Ih B4 47 37 47 37
55 274 fl2 284 I5() fzH T'56 128
5{) Laigalll 62
Ali Gund 55 12 31 31 31 31
57 26(_) ('3 260 '51 lOt) 15 1 109
58 Khargam Bala 113 68
Khargam Pain ] 29 .!() 45 (JH
45
59
2235 521 2319 1324 995 1263 953

339 ()] II 333 17() 154 1]9 154

60 Naibing 348 1<)1 18 9 152
6, Wand Battin 3 28 69 '57
3,)6 73 333 206 1:l7 206 12 7
62 Boli 347 l()() l~l 1(,6 IS,
294 61
63 Nawdal 12 79 239 1337 73 2 60 5 72 3 583
6" Dadhsar
2636 503 2698 1474 1224 1463 1202

34 6 64 12 370 204 Iu6 18 3 15 2

65 I_ariyaT 101 594 3 j .!.7() 297 26 5
66 Bochu 57'! '
126 23 122 72 50 72 50
67 Bagipora 980 5 21 45" 5 20 459
68 Amliar 944 170
Boat Population
18 12 (, 12 6
526 III 564 30 3 2(n 2(,6 214
69 Chandri Gam
2521 469 2630 1415 1215 1338 1140

B. P. 18 12 6 12 6

9 86 154 13 1012 575 437 550 415

70 Hari Parigam 343 18 3 183 160
7 1 Vopalwan 34 1 37 IUO
24 6 54 281 165 I16 129 86
7 2 Begh Gund
1573 245 1636 923 713 862 661

33 64 14 328 18g 139 18 9 139

73 Merzapora 1276 7 27 549 724 549
74 Chersn Ghat Chersu '43 1 238
5 17 47 300 169 13 1 16,! 13 1
75 Kaichich Kot
1981 349 1904 1085 819 1082 819
15 414 .!~(j 1S5 ;,nl_) lHj
76 l.armoonapora 37 6 !i4
132
]40 23 X4 4" 72 4'
77 Doni Gund 64 316 11)7 '49 lU7 149
78 Sail 273
171)0 3 80
1981 110 7 ~74 9 66 76 3
79 Giru
2579 551 2843 1587 1256 1434 1138

80 Rajpora Olar 268 93 16 279 159 120 I'.!O 1',7

150 34 167 \IS ()C) <)8 6Q
81 Kanji Nagh 1487 84 6 64 1 HoS 61H
82 Awantipora 12 89 3 Ro
Boat Population 82 66 34 3'2 34 32

1707 507 1933 1103 830 1026 784

B. P. 82 66 34 32 34 32

Larik Pora 575 99 17 19 616 348 268 34 6 268

83
Boat Population 237
Aga Hanji Pora 100 17 103 61 42 61 42
84 676 29 6
85 Patgam Pora u4° 105 3 80 29 6 379
,Boat Population 77 29 121 74 47 74 47
Gaudi Pora 605 102 602 343 259 34 2 257
86
Boat Population 17 1 7 35 19 16 19 16
OwdiPora 88 15 74 45 29 45 2')
87 88 42 27 42 '27
88 Kanil Bagh 60 17

2068 355 2140 1219 921 1215 919

 1t)4I POPULATION
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ... __ - _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ A _
---------------'~
l\1uslilll (Shia:;) HinduH Sikhs Butidhists Others Tolal litera.tes
r---"--- - ~ ,..-_ _ _ ...A.... _____ ~

,----"-----, , - - - - _ _ A_ _-, ,---_"_____, ,.---- --"---------,

Males Females l\la]es Female,.; Malcf-> l-t'emales Males Females Males .Females Males Felllaies

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 21

68 H2

3 27 31> 19
2 3 95 118 65
3() 2<)
13

19

25 13 36 98

4
3
(>

7
!i 17 4'
9 17 2 5 61

12
32
I
21

37 47 18

40 28 37 47 84

:2:2
43
4
36 30 -f
25 22 36 30 51
4
3 28
10

3 42

9
.2 7 4
III 137
153 118 150 29

39 33 23 18
3
21 10 3 5'

21 10 56 38 77 19

2 10

28

31

4 2 71
 Occupied ,.-----------_._-_. --.,--
Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
Serial
No. Population 1941 Circlel~ Ch&rge r----- r----"------.
l'ersoDs Males Females Males Fenlales

3 4 5 7 8 9 LO II

B. P. 485 36 1&& 93 83 93 63

89 Bander Pora 33t! II! 276 15 2 I5 2 U4

go Re.hi Pora 57 65 35 35 3"
91 Mabhar Ghat ..... 874 922 526 521 391
Boat Population 185

1269 221 1263 713 sso 708 545

I. P. 186
92 Kaka Pora 95 6 223 1237 674 671 503
Boat Population 319 130 77 77 53
93 Laro 195 42 230 13 0 13 0 100
94 Razi Gund 286 52 280 r6r r6r Ir9
95 Satar Gund 106 26 134 70 69 64

1862 343 1881 1036 1031 846

B. P. 130 77 77 53

96 OIchi Bag 25 '9 168 85 85

91 Sambora 137 989 543 54 2
98 Pita! Bag 83 439 242 24 2
99 Chand Haro 80 496 277 277
325 2072 1147 925 1146 825

100 Zew Brari 14 2 19 21 137 73 73 64

101 Barsu 476 77 548 30 3 3 02 245
102 Let Pora 937 136 870 4,)0 49 0 3 80
-1..,103 Hatipora Chadi Hama 454 21 136 76 76 61

2009 253 1692 942 750 941 750

104 Ledhu 1096 20. 22 1118 63 8 480 560 'P"
105 Mande Kbapa! 201 29 224 128 96 128 96
106 Shrar ShaH II 45 21 3 1221 680 54 1 675 54 1

2442 444 2563 1446 1117 1363 1049

101 Satapokhran 23 226 129 97 I29 97

108 Zine Trag 105 °4 41 64 41
109 Nagander 75 42 33 42 33
no Batwan 172 101 71 101 71
IIr Khrapoo 2367 12 94 r073 I I 69 9 63

2739 &06 2946 1630 1316 1605 1205

In Andusa 25 168 94 74 94 74-

XI3 Ovdan 223 1329 693 63 6 661 6ro
114 Moni Pora 31 194 103 91 10 3 91

1509 279 1691 890 801 858 775

ITS Gunclba! 101 IG 86 53 53 J3

II6 Dosr 13 1 20 120 71 1>2 43
"1 Kranchu 11'1 15 110 66 66 44
u8 Khanbal 497 79 561 31 3 31 3 24f!
II9 Chotlam 364 37 330 185 185 145
120 Maij 30 0 50 297 165 165 13'

1507 217 1504 853 651 844 645

121 Drangbal 1397 26 20 1706 956 75 0 882 70 9

Boat Population 183 114 5') 55 59 55
~>

1397 300 1706 956 750 882 709

8.P. 183 24 114 59 55 59 65

122 NalllbaJbal-Bagh Pampu~

Anayat Cllah Town 1294 243 27 1405 774 774 U3 I

1294 243 1405 774 631 774 631

1177 657 520 657

a.
n3 Kadla!:lal 5 20
Boat Population J 44 25 19 25 19

1007 20& 1177 867 857 528

 39 1
rq41 POPULATION
__----------------------A--------------------.----------------
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others Total litera.tes
,_-----.....____,_
Males Fema.les
r--__.o...,______ --..
Males Females
,--------A-----
Males Fema.les
~----.,
Males Female~ Males
,-----"'-----...
Females Males Females

III I3 IS I6 I8 1 9 :10 "'I ••""'1

"3

3
5 5 22

5 5 25

3 H

3 48

1
6

3
18

.5
9

16
Xs
, 29
33
83 68 147

1
I
106 IlO 6
1 37
'1' 108 110 140 6

36

32 26 37

•
3
8
71 04 1 89
3

:3 71 41 89

ll~ 3
112 3
.30

30
 3-.,-.)

('---
--- _.. _-- .--
Occupied
No. of No. of To!":.! Muslim (u111')I""'
Srria1 Name of Village 1\>31
Popultltion
houses
'<)4 1 Circl~ Chargf" r- ~ -- _;. -- _.. -- - _.. ~ r--·_A_--..---....
No. Persons Male, l' ('nHl.leg Males Females

6 8 Y IO II
3 4 5 7
I 2

11 44 25 19 25 19
B. P.
244 1h 29 2< 253 '3 8 1[5 '3 K It5
124 Kanc.ljzal 378 210 I()K 110 Ih8
3 fi 4 61 1(,6
12 5 J(hader Muir ~a1 Iti6 115 Trs
Marh Hal 257 54
126 616 I15 696 327 z(n} 325 :lGC)
127 Niham~· 1113 31 181 105 7° 90 ()2
128 Ball Cl1n(1 21 109 57. 52 57 52
129 Loli ]"or:1 10 3 18 9 I~O
454 96 422 233 227
130 Saiipor~ Cbata Rama 375 73 322 190 13 2 '7" 120

13 1 waripora
497 2542 1426 1116 1391 1081
2596
339 126 I13 126 II3
21 5 45 30
]32 Parigmn Khalsa 18g 882 485 397 455 37 2
Parigam ] agir 874 91 41 50 41
'33 86 20 50
134 Thargi Nowpora 222 121 WI 119 roo
Kozwicra I9 S 40 277
135 688 174 824 347 97 77
13 6 I<handah 301 175 120 17 lfi
Sanzipora 28 3 54 ]44
137 61 377 20 3 J74 i7°
138 Gawh<lr Pora 320
583 2736 1507 1229 1034 663
2664
19 31 105 59 46 5() 46
Bahr~m Pora. 95 438 239 1(19 239 1<)9
139 326 78
I40 Wan Pora
109 20 117 72 45 72 45
[41 Chaki Mallanandioo Dhar 129 71!9 40'] 3 00 40 7 3 00
Hayat 1'0ra 741 25 21
142 '52 30 183 78 10 5
143 Dharnmsal Singham 112 59 53 59 53
141 25
'44 Wanpora Magam 22 98 65 33 65 33
Chaki DeRa Singh 113 107 ~~ 107 ~I!
145 H)2 33 195
146 Brad Gund
356 1957 1068 869 1033 785
1869
572 3 10 :-_~52 240 IX7
Chandora Rasti Khod 542 98 32 ]3 13
[47 26 7 26 13 13
148 Nareh Nowpora 313 180 133 180 133
Qazi Pora 347 57 171:1
149 3 83 75 389 2I1 171:> 211
150 Chiva Kalan 531 28 3 24 8 23 1 18 7
151 Walri Bug 500 III
181 102 79 94 72
185 23 22
15 2 Losoni IS 59 37 :12 37
DUgCT Fora 57 162 83 79 83 7'1
153 172 35
154 Naw!'ora lI/Ioga.m
421 2233 1229 1004 11189 871
2212
lob 50 33 298 l:')() T3() 150 "39
155 Kalthor:l 304 ,63 "41 153 '41
302 59
197 102
13 6 Orwan 218 37 95 102 95
157 Mala Wari 110 622 33 8 2 84 30G 25 1
594
158 Niwah
256 1421 755 666 723 833
1380
275 15 2 10 3 151 123
Ha~!{Ti
:Pura
2J(} 50 34 11:16 loG
159 391:1 112 425 239 239
160 SaIlg(' Narabal 124 (,9 5.; 69 55
Pinga.] Cam 13 8 33 51, 73 66
161 150 28 139 73
162 Kati Bug 319 183 13 6 J83 13 6
J(.163 Kor1iTum 301 64
66 32 34 32 34
164 Gondi Bag 72 I7
168 91 77 yl 77
160 42
16 5 Naman
316 1516 839 677 838 677
1438
19 35 137 7<) 58 7') 511
166 Dehga:m 137 114 69 61) 45
104 17 45
167 Begam Bal{ 641 349 21)2 347 21)2
53 6 115 18
168 Pahu 43 23 20 T9
35 9
169 R a khi P,,1m
H4 12 80 46 34 46 34
170 !{awsi Bag
23 115 58 57 SX 57
Badi Bagh 95 212 u8 1I8 94
17 1 20 7 33 '.14
]72 Gaudipora r,
228 1342 742 600 736 598
1198
140 36 22 642 355 287 3 II 25 1
635 363 3 16
173 Aycnder (;25 125 879 363 3 16
174 Gadora 21 120 li2 58 62 58
II5
175 Wogra GUild 855 4 89 3(16 48 5 364
9 22 179
17° Karimahad 1221
465 2296 1269 1027 989
2297
 393

-Muslim (Shias)
r--_........_~
19.P
Hindus
r___,A____----...
P6PULATIOJr

Sikhs
,-------A---,
Buddhists
-, ,---
others Total literate.
~
Males Fernal"" Male. Females Mal.. Females Mal.. Females Malee Fetnaleo Males Female.

ZIt I3 I4 15 I' :r.7 :r.l1 19 20 a.r az ·3

I
8
of
2. 6
9 14 3
I) 9 Sl
18 12 10

U 35 8.

26 25 7
I I
2ZI 165 29 35 3S
Is8 110
32 30 II

438 331 31 35 3 II

3
12
53 8. 12

3
13 ... 31
80 65 25

II 14 ,.6 47 25
..:a
8 7

...
2

71 64 54 51 I
5
4
32 33 2' 3
32 :13 30 3
10
8
3
2

6
•
31

2. Ij
4 2

• I
]6
20 1
H 42
37
i .. 34
3

48 3. 118
 394

Serial Name of Village

Occupied ,
193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge ,..-------_-"--_ _ _-, r- _ _ A~

Persons Males Females Males Females

I z 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

1 77 Bara Pora 13 6 26 37 140 81 59 <:II 59

17 8 Prachu jI9 gb 540 294 24 6 294 246
179 Gawangra 665 13 8 113 37 8 335 62 52
180 Hanji Kahilu 69 58 25
181 Wagam 1 47 '5 189
33
33 lIt 78 III 78
182 Urcharsu 253 14 0
'36 39 113 '4 0 113
18 3 Aurbag 69 14 71 41 30 41 30
1841 381 1984 1078 886 729 57a
18 4 Penglina 1091 202 38 1214 6 45 5 09 608 530
185 Athora 220 47 252 14 2 110 141 110
186 Mll.11dina 244 44 264 142 Il2 "42 12~

1555 293 1730 9.2& 801 881 762

18 7 Trach 3 17 54 39 341 183 15 8 180 15 8
188 Narwah 455 78 488 2 48 2 40 2 48 240
189 Rakh Lajor.. 2 76 54 J19 165 1 54 165 154
1048 186 1148 596 552 593 552
19J-Hatni Pora J.547 2 78 40 1742 945 797 ')12 764
19 Mir Bagh 21 3 24 14 10 14 10
192 Manuj; 19 1 33 201 114 H7 II4 87
193 Gala Bug 180 29 168 96 72 96 72
1939 343 2135 1169 966 1136 933
194 Pachal ~<:I5 5~ 41 310 16 7 1 43 163 143
195 Kalu ~21
40 228 132 96 13 2 96
196 Mairadoti Para. :19 0 59 322 175 147 175 147
1 97 Kariva Lajora 41 2I 8& 49 36 35 26
198 Lajora 75 2 1 47 804 45 2 35 2 40 9 322
199 Malaig Para 4 01 04 43& 252 18 3 25 2 183

1990 383 2184 1227 957 1186 917

200 Rakh Watalpora 1 I 42 1
20I Reshipora OIar J86 37 228 lTO "9 IlQ 119
202 Toknu 1610 1.7 0 1546 944 702 944 702
Boat Population 6.5
1797 308 1876 lOSS B21 105& 821
B. P. 85
20 3 Quil 13.55 245 43 1412 7.55 657 712 619
204 Stri Wathro 14 8 30 159 88 71 76 61
205 Tulan Gam "33 -12 266 154 112 154 JI2
206 Tees Sayo 372 06 437 244 193 u8 18 3

:2108 383 2274 1241 1033 1170 975

20 7 Tenge Har 2 30 44 44 284 151 Il3 150 II3
208 Po;en 509 lIO 4B8 282 206 281 206
2 09 Malapora Ta.hah 1 79 34 188 95 73 94 73
210 Thab Shadipora 10SI 205 1112 616 49 6 52! 4[5
1998 383 2032 1144 888 1046 801
"II Dasu 194 32 45 23 223 119 10 4 119 1'14
212 Tumlahal 355 57 368 1 93 166 173 152
2I3
214
21 5
Las; Fora.
TantriPora
Alamola.
206
121
263
I,
33

44
18S
103
255
III
6r
147
75
42
108
III
61
147
75
42
108
zx6 Batapora. Chirat 151 30 154 86 68 86 68
21 7 Chandgam 50 5 173 8&8 474 3 82 474 382
1795 381 2136 1191 945 1171 931
u8 Nangri 4 03 75 46 438 225 2II 20 3 19 2
21 9 Ban::1etpora Shora 164 :'5 182 108 74 108 74
220 Wokharwan 182 31 197 107 go 3 I
221 Chak 14 0 30 151
~~
74 77 74-
222 Renjipora 106 18 107 59 48 59
195 179 107J 573 500 447 392
 395
1941 POPULA1'ION

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikh. Buddhists Others Total literate.

r____.A-~ ~-, ,.--_-A~
~ r-------'----. r----.,..,.___- ......,
Males Females Males Females Malpb Females Males l:;'ema]es Males Femal", Males Femal ••

:l2 I3 I4 15 I6 Iy I8 19 ZO ZT :!2 23

3
14
3~3 '280 3 3 5
33 25
7
10

346 ] 305 3 3 40

37 39 53
1 2

38 311 55
3 :t

1 4
33 53 0.04 17
S

33 33 114 17
4 4
:z
21
Ii 10
'I 3
43 30
48 3
6

61 40 90 6

I
55

57

43 38 31
12 10 10
J
16 10
9
71 &8 51

3
18
3
45 37 50 44 58
48 37 10 44 82

4
20 Lf 20
6
2
3
10

20 14 46
2. 19 II
2
10 4 89 ~
6

21
116 108
 39')

Occupied
Serial XameafVillap 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. population 1941 Circle Charge ~
Persons Males Females Males Females

Ia
I
• ) -4 .5 6 7 8 9 IJ

''It]Nawgam OIar 91 2J 47 102 62 40 62 40

224 Khandipara 122 25 137 82 55 82 55
225 OdiI.'ara 70 19 77 43 34 43 34
226 PanJg..m 893 191 931 531 394 537 394
1182 211 1247 724 523 724 523
227 Lodreb. Mar 219 39 411 228 12 5 103 125 103
228 Brand Bandand 173 27 192 110 ll. lIO 82
229 JJogripora 83 8 145 7B4 4 04 3 20 46 3 320
1230 211 1204 699 505 698 505

23 0 Karni 146 18 49 117 61 56 61 56

23 1 Naina 867 165 900 49] 4 07 491 40 7
,232 Kalam Gundmos 239 4' 249 145 104 145 104
233 Rakh Litri 251 52 252 148 104 148 104

1509 271 1518 847 671 845 671

213 56 30 292 ](JO 13 2 158 12 9

'34 Graw Gund 563 281
235 Chakora jIl 12 3 30 7 256 235
236 Zohd Bag 173 28 171 J02 b9 98 69
237 Litar Shitar 9 64 199 1024 5(>7 457 56 7 157
238 Sinzan Showrah 70 73 47 20 47 26
" 1183 940
1191 .1. 2123 1151 91'

239 Dahipora '7 6 .f! 51 285 I7l! 10 7 178 107

240 Yaelri Shawrah Ib3 27 168 100 68 100 61:1
.41 Wasura 539 107 544 302 24 1. 281 2 19
242 Shas Haripora 106 28 119 67 52 67 52
243 Palpora Manfatikir 216 48 228 130 98 115 86
237 42 223 126 97 12 5 97
244 Odar Shopiyan
1637 193 1567 103 664 888 62.

2", Nilro Chuelhribag 33 1 6B

68
,e 301
334
161
18 3
140
151
161
154
I4 u
129
246 Niklora 339
41 25 16 25 16
247 Haji Darapora 44 1
222
248 N owpora Pain 233 42 137 115 137 85
249 Alai Pora 77 '0 80 44 36 43 30
250 Achan .533 10Q 555 3 08 247 229 175
251 Panjren 317 64 299 160 ]39 159 13 8
48 8 48 22 26 9 11
25' Gahar Bug 174 101 100
253 Peti Para 175 32 73 73

2097 .18 t06C 1141 913 1011 803

254
'455
N owpora Bala
Alupora Shaikhpora
130
277
24
35
53 •• 153
202
87
II5
66
87
87
lIS
6t.
87
256 Ahigam I74 30 168 9l! 70 91> 70
Chak Aziz Shah 2 18 5 13 5 ]3
'57 58 35 23 23
258 Satran Shopian 79 II 35
Sarah 49 1 50 25 25 16 19
259 109
260 NawaSipora 95 10 °3 4° 59 45
.61 Chaki Hakim Baqir 43 5 33 17 16 17 16
262 Kami Gam 729 126 767 434 333 43 1 333
26 3 Marbeng 134 20 124 68 56 68 56
264 Herpora 293 46 252 145 107 145 107
Chenden 10 7 17 107 64 43 64 43
,,465
2110 338 2041 1156 B86 1140 878

.65 Rakh Chenden 93 12 .54 87 48 39 45 33

26 7 Arihal '" 12 39 21I 1254 703 55 1 683 52t>
247 131 II6 13 1 II6
268 Arigam Chira~ 269 So
lt6g Sana Samilo 312 44 319 166 153 166 153
90 528 28 9 239 288 239
27 0 Mala£xur-Bandzoda 5 27
lt7I Raj ahal 60 9 &4 33 2I 33 21
.7 2 Jandawal 208 40 200 II7 83 1I7 S3

2708 CSI 2689 1487 1202 1463 1171

85 421 24U 186 237 182
273 Naira
274 Trachal
275 Magalpora Chiratll
77 2
5 62
162
14
" 824
106
517
448
53
277
37 0
53
240
386
53
234
3 16
53
.01
27 6 Tonga Pora 484 94
204 164
68 368 203 164
277 Machh Fora 37 2

:1180 413 2241 1222 1019 1113 916

 397
. _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ __J94J
_.A PoPULATION
..

Muslim (Shias)

Males Females Males

Hindus
..--__.__---.
Female. Males
Sikhs
..-----'"------
.Females
,---.......________
Males
Buddhists
Female. Males
Others Total littra.tes
.---'----
Males
....
Fenla,les
Females

s2 IJ 14 15 16 17 II 19 11.0 31 .:l2 "1

:1

,s
S1

9
4
3 11

61

5
~
46
6

2 .&8
2 ., b
26 21 20
-4
29
.
32 2' 59
2

II 23 30
15 I2 I[
I

37 3& 43
20
'Q. 2. 24
I
8
I
79 72 tJI
I
77
13 15 10
1 6

124 110 207

2
15

<J 6
4· ..
3 IO

1. 7 36

3 6
20 '3 30
3
•.
2

21 21

.
3
• 41
8
2
3·
62 6e 48
I
43 39 I6
I 7
109 103 80
 398

Occupicu ,--
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total :Muslim (others)
'_-" ______ _ _ _. ,
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge .A_~
,.---.A----,
i\;:rsons Males Females Ma.les Fentales

I II 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1'0 II

27 8 Wahi Bug 266 43 56 317 175 142 169 140

279 pulwama 21 5 0 3q2 2211 122 3 98~ II4 6 9 63
280 SirTlo 547 100 686 32~ 264 233 1112
2963 535 3114 1720 1394 1548 1285
281 Kangan 45 6 76 57 457 246 2II 243 211
282 Themna 83 13 68 39 29 39 29
28 3 Drasu 5 14 109 552 281 271 221 199
28 4 Chitripora Balapora 254 40 260 147 Ir3 140 IlO
28 5 Chandipora 75 10 61 38 23 38 23
286 Bonrah 34 1 47 344 179 165 179 16 5
28 7 Bebhar 35 6 71 380 210 164 215 164
288 Kangan Balapora 59 1 104 829 355 '74 354 274
28g South Bug 219 58 218 lOY 10 9 109 loq

2889 528 2969 1610 1359 1538 1284

290 Shankarpora Nagam 71 8 58 75 41 34 4' 34
291 Dadara 28 5 49 298 161 137 161 137
292 Moran 1618 287 1687 9 17 770 745 61 7
293 Monghama 411 77 385 204 18, 18. 157
294 Chira Khurad 196 32 185 99 86 99 80
295 Ashamandar 141 26 167 95 72 95 72
2722 479 2797 1517 1280 1323 1103·
296 Dieri 3 12 02 59 319 I7 I 148 13 0 III
297 Matrigam 264- 49 294 I56 13S 155 138
341
,99
298 Potrigam
Zagigam
00 Fasteh Para.
345
204
76
73
34
13
185
76
179
la<j
37
162
71.>
39
J62
Jog
26
152
7fi
27
301 Gusu 621 log 685 377 308 377 308
1822 340 1900 1029 871 959 812
302 :F£asti Para. 186 25 60 168 95 73 95 73
30 3 Najain 3 23 Dr 361 198 163 198 163
30 4 Tenghan Moran 4" 7 59 28 31 28 31
3 0 5 Romu 1279 254 1376 745 631 720 60 9
1829 347 1964 1066 898 1041 876
3 06 KochiPora 209 3(' 61 210 lIB 92 tI8 9'
30~ Sona Chuku 93 19 88 51 37 51 37
30 Pachara 99 21 126 67 59 67 59
309 Awand Gund 189 31 178 100 76 roo 76
310 Rardo Ranjar 359 68 380 19' 189 19 1 18')·
3 I1 Natib Gangagund 279 54 300 163 137 163 137
3 1• Chana Para 87 16 76 42 34 42 34
3I 3 Rilowdargnnd Zerigund 795 17 1 817 46 ;; 35 2 46 3 35'
2110 416 2173 1197 976 1195 976
3 14 Rai~or" n88 229 62 1350 749 601 728 586
3 15 Ari 1.1 255 45 270 I5 2 II8 15 2 IIS
3 10 Nekas 222 45 240 14 0 100 14- 0 100
3I 7 Uzram Patti I75 39 190 107 83 107 83
3 IB Drach 20 3 29 202 II2 90 II2 go
319 Othn Moll. 234 38 206 119 87 119 87
3.20 GaberPora 180 38 187 95 92 94 92
321 Hawal 34 0 69 378 208 168 85 5~
322 Konjn 48 8 49 28 21 28 2J

323 Kocho POla 88 1-,1 91 51 40 28 17

2933 555 3161 1761 1400 1593 1252'

32 4 Maze Rama 82 T7 63 ~ 25 88 44 44 44 14
3 25 Daram Done 367 65 319 181 13 8 181 138
326 MagalPora 177 30 169 95 74 95 74
32 1 Vedhapora. 130 27 11& 66 49 66 49
3.28 Chi Gund 95 20 7& H 31 44 3I
329 Arwah 80 18 83 48 35 48 35
33 0 Dompora 173 32 18D 89 91 88 91
33 1 Naid GUIld 37 6 48 28 20 28 20
332 Deyarn 431 73 4D3 'IJ 190 21 3 I90
333 Matlpora. 98 16 94 62 32 62 32
334 Brathi Pora 79 6 '4' 854 46 3 39 1 46 3 39 1
 399
194 I POPULAT'ON
'I--
Muslim (Shias) , . - -_
Hindus
_J..., ____ __ _
Sikhs Buddhists Others Total literates
, __ _ _ _ A . _ _ - - ,
r----"-------. ,.-----A----, r-~ r - - --....)._---.,
Males Females Males Females Male. Females :ll:al"" Females :'IIale8 Females Male. Females

1:1 [J I4 IS z6 I7 IS I9 20 !II 22 23

69
2
25
.
8
17
'4 0
3
16
89 8. 58
:215
"
160 108 12 31

3 8
no 72 n2 2
3 10

4
3
21
19

72 7& 127 3

5
17 2 15) 164
22 2~ 20
3
12

194 177 204 63

41 37 30
9
'7 10 11-
z
II 12 8
13

10 &1 78

5
14
5
'5 22 50

25 22 74

"
13
.
15
19 3
2
:2 19
74

21 '5 II7
2
7
4
3
5
J 17 3
123 IlO 86 9
23 23 18 1-
161 148 25. 17

1
9
3
6
5
3
•
17
22
 40 0

Occupied r---------------- - --- - - ------ -----

S ...rial Name of Village J0':P houses No. of No. 0('- Total Muslim (others)
No_ Population '94 1 Circle Charge , - - - - - " - - - - - - . . r---------"-------,
Persons Males Females Males Females-

I I 3 4 5 ~ 7 8 II za II

335 Botamaran Wanpora 4 61 8e 480 27 2 .08 27' 208

41 &0 09 21 29 01
33 6 Cheki Deyaru
1974 &36" 1968 1634 1324 1633 1324

337 Kalam Para 1'>3 2 13 1 6.t- 648 35 8 290 343 282

33 8 YanleT Shopiyan 161 30 167 88 69 88 69
339 Chimdh Para 168 35 177 106 71 106 71
"54 0 Dang-erpora 143 26 146 80 66 79 66
34 1 Qasba Yar 762 145 B17 440 377 HO 377
34' Achugur Hamno 933 182 9BB 497 49 1 497 49 1
343 Kadipora 151 .8 176 85 91 85 91
1850 677 3109 1654 1455 1638 144T

344 Drabh Gam 1240 253 65 1330 ]20 610 718 610-
345 Akhal 206 35 201 114 88 114 88
34 6 Mira.guorl Thukarpora 35 6 69 337 176 161 17 6 161
347 Kamrazi Pora 281 '7 291 164 12 7 16 4 127
3~8 Kani Gam uB 22 124 62 62 62 62
349 Aglar 288 69 301 153 148 153 '4 8
35 0 Chcki Dewan Badri Nath 501 102 111 291 220 291 220

2990 1107 3096 1680 1416 1678 1416

35 1 Ibhama 69 8 IL6 66 711 373 338 37 1 33 8

35' Khaigam 663 105 697 375 3 22 375 32 2
353 Bagi Sangaxwani 180 29 183 99 84 99 84
354 Sangroni 959 143 1025 528 497 S28 497
35.5 Dragi Larau 306 52 338 183 155 183 155
2806 445 2954 1558 1396 1556 1396

35 6 _Taman Patri 412 84 67 450 24~ 206 243 206

357 Pahalipora 708 13 2 629 32 301 328 301
35 1l Chwan 459 82 407 259 23 8 25 8 238
359 Ranghwar 97 15 81 44 38 44 38
360 Kolar 502 102 678 316 26. 313 262
361 Makan Donaru 172 38 196 II9 76 II9 76
362 Zarlran 3 82 70 390 218 172 218 172
280 232
~~
36 3 Nasarpora 139 93 139 93
36 4 Meshwar 379 423 23 2 191 232 191
365 Masat Pora 45"1 92 458 229 227 229 227
366 Ranbirpora Deb-Nowabad 19 6 33 23 10 23 10
3864 7113 3965 2151 1814 21411 1814

36 7 Veshru 108 26 68 110 57 53 57 53

3 68 Tharan Kandi 100 16 115 65 50 65 50-
369 Guti Para 58 3 106 599 333 266 3 29 266
37 0 Kathue Halan 43 1 83 419 223 196 223 196
37 1 Daygam 15 6 36 187 97 90 90 88
37 2 Zoraba Dhrihama 727 126 753 414 339 404 334
J73 Hanlo 477 97 574 302 27 2 301 27 2
374 Narapora 26 7 51 310 169 141 ,69 141
375 Rokh Narapora 13 6 25 158 89 fig 89 69
37 6 Rani Para 13 0 25 158 87 71 87 71
311& 591 3383 1831 1547 1814 1640.

377 Balapora 30 9 ~5 lit 290 154 13 6 154 136

37 8 Gonapora 314 63 341 20'" 139 201 139
379 Sandu Sharmal 499 87 440 249 191 248 191
380 Wathu 444 go 470 260 210 260 ZIo
3S[ Panzer 17 2 37 18& 110 75 96 61
382 Tenga 'Yani 243 48 273 154 119 '54 1I9
38 3 Tukru 23 8 "17 267 15 0 10 7 [49 10 7
3 84 Patexwal 120 21 119 73 46 73 46
Domewani 54 II GI 36 26 36 26
3 85
386 Naznin Para. 120 19 118 68 50 68 50
.3 87 Odura Rampathri 151 27 145 77 68 71 60
t884 505 2700 1633 1167 1510 114&
 40 I
194) POPULATION
T-------------------------.,
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhist Others" Total literates
,------'----. ,----.;..____, r------'----, -. ~-. ~-,
Males Fema.1es
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

I2 I3 14 Ii x6 I7 Iii 20 I9 2r 23 D3

82 2

15 I 38
I

•
14
6

:a5
:2:

~
15
• 90

55 3
5
10
9

7
•
!

2 ..,
10

1
:2:
J.

! 34

2
II

6
2

3 ! U

9
I
3 9

7
5 .
2
5 36
23
7
2

2.
1
6
16 6 6 114 2
2
6
5
2
'4 14 3
6
13

6
6 8

• 8 14 14 4S
"
 402

Occupied r-.------- -------~---- ~~--~-- ---

Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (othersl
No. I 'opulation 19·41 Circle Cbarge ,-~ ___.__.A._ _ _ _ _...... r---A.,._--....
Persons Males J;t'emales Male. Females

] -# 5 6 7 8 9 II
I
" IO

3 88 Ranbir Pora Magam 5

389 Kanipor.. Ulae
6
I
TOT.A.L 1482 39 :18 2 40 155998 86r64 69834 SI525 657 63
•• P. 1568 71 528 300 228 300 228

GRAND TOT.A.L I49 80 7 :lS3II I5 6526 86 464 70062 SI825 659,)'

(i) Differences have been noticed in the spelling of village names as given in the Village Tables for I931 and as shown in enumerali:lll
record for 1941. For t~e 1941 Vill,,:ge !ables we have a~opted the spel.ling given i~ the record after cheCking it with the spelling given in
the list of villages snpplted by the Dlstnct Census Officer m 1941. The hst of such vdlages IS gIven below;--
As shown in Village Tables 193 1 • Spelling adopted in Village Tables 1')41,

S. No. Name. S. No. ~ame.

6545 Bahun 110 Batwan

634 1 Satora 5 Sowara
634 2 Hajan Nt.r I Hajiar )Jar
634 8 Lam 8 I~aur

635 1 Darganai Gund 10 Wargamigund

635' Tangwani II Yangwani
635 8 Noora r6 Lorn
6359 Nooragam 17 Lorhgam
639 0 Opwan 71 Vopalwan
67 14 GOTang 50 Gwang
636 0 Patroh 19 Panz Deh
6697 Maudora 31 Mandora
638 1 Molmoh 39 Soimoh
63 8 3 Larinar 65 Lariyar
6377 Naibug 60 Naibing
6374 Viranthu OT Wand Battin
6387 Chaodragam u9 Chandri Gam
6569 Thama 12 7 Nihama
6605 Kesri Gam 163 Kori Gam
660 3 Bahgaligam 161 Pingal t~am
6625 Goripora 172 Gaudipora
663 2 Rantipora. 190 Ratnipora
6628 Ladaraka.pora 83 Larikpora
6650 Kawani l3° Karni
6664 Chakar 221 Chak
6667 BanderpoTa 219 BanderpOTa ShoTa
6669 PalapoTa Shewan. 243 Palpora Manfati Kir
667 1 Waopora '4 1 Wasura
667 0 Odora Shawrah 244 Odar Shopian
6681 Babipora 253 PetipoTa
668 3 Batapora 2[6 BatapoTa Chirat
65 6 5 Regam 25 6 Ahigam
6466 Tanran Mosian 25 8 Satran Shopiao
646r Peerapora 264 Herpora
669 1 Halapora Loha.r 20 9 Malapora Tahab
67 1 5 Paseer 208 Poien
67 22 Osora 185 Athora
67 28 Hanji Hakhu 180 Hanji Kahilu
6413 Bootra 286 Bonrah
64 23 Mongha Hama 293 Monghama
673 0 Udharsu 182 Urcharsu
657 0 Lonipora J29 LolipoTa
65 81 Branigund 146 Brarigund
65 82 Wachipora 13 1 Waripora
659 1 Maza Naupora 148 Nareh Nawpor..
6594 Dafar Pora 153 Dugerpora
64 22 Mowan 292 Moran
64 26 Baba Gund Died 296 Dieri
6433 Tanga Har 3 04 Tenghar Moran
643 0 Zaligam 299 Zogigam
6428 Trigam 297 Matrigam
6420 Sangarpora 290 Shankerpora N agam
64 19 Sonabug 28 9 Southbug
'''439 Naib Ganagund 3 11 Natib Gangagund
6443 Bodaegund 3 13 Bilowdargund-Zeriguod
6444 Sohala Kalu 269 Sona Samilo
 403

_._-----....,
Muslim (Shias) Hinuus Sikhs Buddhist;; Others Total literates
,-----"---~ r----.---.A_-- ~---.. r--------..A.. -----._, r--- . . ---"'----...-........... ,-- -_ ---"-_-- --....,
.. r------~
.Males Females ~Iales Female:; :\Ialcs Females Males Female, ~l'dcs Females Males Female.

I2 I3 17 19 2() 3)

12JL 399

865 [2)2 I35S 399

6449 Arigam 208 Arigam Chirat
6455 Gaharpora 320 Gaberpora
6457 Nekas Jwakll 316 Nekas
645 3 Aundram Patri 317 Uzrampatri
64 60 Hatalmola 319 Othumola
6474 Doja W"ni 3~5 Dome Wani
64 8 3 Daramdar 325 Daramdone
64 84 Baza Hama 324 Maze Hama
64 8 5 BaRal Pom 326 Magalpora
h533 Kipora 376 Kanipora
6493 Prathipora 334 Bra thipora
653 1 Bazapora 374 Nardpora
653 2 Rikh Barapora 375 Rakh Narapora
653 0 Manlu 373' Hanlo
65 28 Gulipora 309 Gutipora
05 2 1> Wansaru 31)7 Veshru
65 2 7 ~aran Kandi 368 Tharan Kandi
65 2Z Azkan 362 Zarkan
6j18 Galar 360 Kolar
6:,)02 Achugurbatno 342 Achugurhamno
65 11 Khangam 352 Khaigam
65 T2 Bagh 353 Bagi Sangarwa.ni
65 13 Darla Laran 355 Drugi La.ri:l.u
651!) Thabipora 357 Pahalipora
(ii) Village IJronigam serial number u3H and Zoastan serial number 6343 of 1931 Village Tables appear under serial number 2 as
Pranigam--Zoastan in the Village Tables [()41; Chersn serial number 6394 ant! Ghat Chersu serial nnmiJer 1>395 of 193' Village Tables appear
Dnd!'r serial number 74 as Chersu-Ghat Chersll in the Village Tables 1941.
Similarly, village Bagh Anayat UUah serial number 655(, h". been amalgamated with Nambal Hal serial nnmber 6557 of 1931 Village Tables
and appears unller serial number 122 as Nambal Hal -Bagh Anayat UUah which is part of Pam pur Town, in the Village Tables 1941, The figure
for 1\131 "'presets the totals of the equivalent for 1'!4' is each case,
(iii) Village Malapora shown against .erial number 6445 in the Village Tables 1<.!31 is shown as Malapora-Rand?oda. against serial
Dumber 27u in the Village Tables 1941. Bondozoua is not traceable 'in thl' ViliaRe Tables lfJ3I. It waS possibly unoccupied or may have been
included with some other vil!age in 1931.
(iv) Villages Chair Azi' Shah and Naira in circles 53 and 55 respectively arc not traceable iu the Village Tables 1931. It must be
presumed either that they did not exist in 1'131 or were unoccupied or were included with some other village in 1931.

(v) Baragam village which apP"a1TU in 1931 Village Tahles at serial number 63Rg has ceased to exist as a separate village and has been
included partly with Vopalwan and partly with Begh Gunel villages in the present tables at serial numbers 71 and 72 respectively, The 1931
population of Haragam villa.ge, amounting to 273, h~s accordingly been arbitrarily Hplit up into 173 and 100 for purposeo of comparison
ancl addded to the 193' population of \'opalwan and J!agh Guml village" respectively. This has arbitrorilyincreased th.. 1931 population of these
two villages for the purpose of comparison.

(vi) Villages Ranbirpora Mag;:1 ill and Kanipora Ular appearing in 1"1u"' Village Table:s 1931 against serial numbCJ"s 6596 and 6645
respectively do not appear in the census record for 1<)4 T. Probably they were unoccupied.
(vii) The number of villages in the T~hsil which appears ill these village tales is 387. Tllrec of these villages "iz., Drangbal, Nambal
Bal-Bagh Anayat Ullah and Kadla Bal together constitute Pampur Town and have been taken as a single item in Imperial Table III. Therefore
.Imperia.! Table III shows 385 villages only.
(viii) Pampur Town has been shown in three different cirdes "iZ.,26, 27, and 28 by the local census officers contrary to the instructiDns
isslled in this connection at the time of the creation of C~nsus Divisions. The town in fact forms one complete chargo 9!i:., charge No. 20,

(ix) The 'Floating Population' for Anantnag District in Imperial Table III is given as 9515. This included 380 for Pulwama Tehsil
which represents the boat population for that area. Iu the Village Tables for l'ulwama the boat population is given as 528; this latter figure
is correct. The error in Imperial Table III is uue to the fact that the figure for boat popUlation in circle 12 of charge 18 and in circle 19 of charge
19-(18 persons and 130 persons respectively) were confused with and included in the Village Totals for circles 12 and 19 respectively. As
Imperial Tabl. II[ had already been ado!'ted by the Census Commissioner for India before the error was detected it was considered best to let
the tahle stand and ignore the error SO far as Imperial Table J L1 was concerned since the difference is unimportant.

(x) The figures for boats under circle u and '9 have not been showu in the tables as they were omitted in th.. Compilat;on registers.
 VILLAGE TABLES

DISTRICT ANANTNAG, TEHSIL T{ULGAM

 406
CENSUS
VILLAGE-
District Anantnag
Tehsil Kulgam

Occupied -----_.
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total
.A _ _ _ _ _ -., Muslim (others)
No. Population Charge ,-- r-___,A..--~
194 1 Circle
Persons Males Females Males Females

/; 3 .4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

I Wari Pora 79 15 I 8 67 39 ,M 39 28

3
2 Hoshang Pora
Hider Gnnd
105
JIB
'3
'7
9'
156
56
91
43
65
56
91
H
OJ
4 Rehan Gund-Bharam 413 75 412 217 195 21 7 195
·5 Kawajapora 18 3 37 192 10 7 85 107 H5
6 Chatragam 57 2 10 4 561 30 9 248 294 234
7 Wachu 245 "II 228 134 94 134 94
8 Ali Shah Pora 40 9 42 '1 18 '4 IS
9 Drawni 73 16 79 41 38 41 38
10 Amar Bag 55 17 64 32 32 32 32
II Gund Darwesh 187 36 197 106 91 106 91
I:.! Banda Paho 64 II 68 30 38 30 3H

2134 411 1161 1186 975 1171 961

13 Kharwarah 19 8 41 203 Il8 85 108 80·

14 Tulran 191 34 226 128 98 12 7 98
15 Sangran 19 1 38 170 97 73 94 73
16 Chaki Sidiq Khan 137 22 143 71 72 71 72
17 Wachu Hallan 104 28 125 75 50 52 39
18 Bara Bagh 4 10 75 374 '''4 1(10 214 160
19 Dali Pora 10 3 21 101 6] 40 58 40
20 Korigam r6"2 36 162 96 66 96 00
21 Cirater Dosh 120 ]1 129 37 5D 73 56
22 Hlowgund Marid ISO 153 87 66 87 6(>
33
23 Gundowwan 47 10 31 IS 15 IS 16
24 Owwan 12(.1 29 145 82 6J 82 63
25 Munihal 205 50 239 1]3 120 107 123
26 Chotipora IJ6 24 135 6] 74 61 74
27 Hardu Handu 24 0 'Ill 238 134 104 134 10 4

2620 520 2574 1425 1149 1379 1130

23 Torka-wangam 73 1 108 3 666 3 X1 28 5 359 26 4

29 Aripora 15 1 20 164 9T 73 91 73
30 Kongna 11>5 33 179 103 76 10J 76.
Cbatragam--Rampatri 2]3 315 ]07 208 I07 101
31 J7
32 Noli Poshwari 197 38 193 1]3 80 113 So·
33 Lani 44 9 51 28 23 2H 23
34 Kanigam 16 4 37 137 75 02 74 62
35 llauigaw 84 IS 80 47 33 47 33
Hom Hona 38 212 ]25 87 12$ 87
36 220
108 108
31 Urehpora 19 2 35 206 911 91l
38 Haf Kari 199 47 172 97 75 97 75
31) Mala Dcr 26 4 48 280 156 124 153 124

2624 465 2548 1431 1117 140& 1096

40 Mali Bog·
41 Hari Pora
121
60
22
]6
.. 113
45
61
26
52
]9
6]
26
5.
'
I\)
42 Mahind Pora 126 42 136 77 59 76 51.}
43 Khornmpora 92 24 80 42 3H 42 3 H
44 Tharan 16 3 39 168 71 97 7' 97
45 Kansu IlH 22 120 70 50 69 50
212 211 118 93 67 52
4 6 Pargochi 57
47 Tranj 74' 153 739 4 10 32<) 407 J26
30 118 62 56 62 56
4 8 Malo 12]
49 Danger Para 343 67 294 146 148 129 131
50 Sago Handbama 24 2 52 233 129 104 12(, I02

2340 524 2259 1212 1045 1136 982:

51 Kalni Maligund 433 102 5 498 27 6 222 27V 2""U'

52 Karwarah '201) 43 210 128 82 1°.1 69

53 Pinjor. 1083 282 1239 647 59 2 618 56.,
54 Aglar Shopian 17 2 41 155 83 72 83 72
55 Phanu 24 6 63 261 132 Il9 IJ2 II9
56 Otarpora Phalipore 295 69 286 138 128 134 I2()'

2438 lao 1619 1404 1215 1338 1173>

 407

1941
·TABLES

19f1 POPULATION
A

Muslim (Shias) HIUdus Sikhs Buddhists others' Total litera.teo

~ ,-- ~ ..------'-----, ~ r---"----'""
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males b'eraalea Males Females Males Females

x6 I7 I8 I9 flO JI:I: .311 fl3

I2 IJ I4 I5

...2
3
7
3
15 If 26
2

11 14 Ii4

10
I
5 J.';;
3 3
J
~3 II 19
22
3 3
13
3

2
6 II
3
3
f

46 18 103 2
22 21 47
5
f
4

3
3 9
28 21 74 2
2

4
I
1
I 2
~I fl 29
3 3 16
f
17
3
17
2
14
2
..
78 83 75 4
15
23 13 19
27 77
2<)
..
6
"
4 2 5
 408

Occupied ~------- ---_.--_'

Serial Xame of Villag<, ,,,31 110USCS , No.' or .No. of Total Muslim (ot1:ers)
No. IJopulntiun INIAC, Circlc Chargo ._~. _ ____.A. _ _ _
'---, , -__ - - A . . _ _ ,

Persons Mairs Fe'males Males Females

I z J 4 5 6 7 8 'J 10 II

57 Kamadlan :::!I"n 50 6 287 IS.! 135 15 L '35

51; Tachlu I.lj .!,tJ 147 73 74 53 57
59 IVlauzampora 1]2 19 139 70 (}9
70 ('9
60 Katcbpora l!4 25 145 !IS ('0 X4 ()o
61 D:l.ga ora 5(, II 70 32 38 3' 3a
62 Nadi-Ganl 4()(' So 458 '5 1.°i !.lj IMj
63 Nawpora Shopai. 10 3 31 195 105' yo 10 5 ~o

64 Basta Kochan "7 19 128 05 03 5' 49

65 Zcna. Batu ('4 15 77 44 .13 44 33
66 Lostlanu 1h1 3-! 172 9h 7u 95 7°
1874 308 1818 973 845 912 792.
('7 Hicripora 73 10 7 70 4' 2y 41 l.CJ
btl Lawaragam 92 20 107 ~2 55 52 55
&9 Areh Hama 1.% 36 199 103 96 103 yl>
70 Dcvipora 127 28 146 So 66 80 G6

478 94 522 276 246 276 246

71 Bonaga111 SIlOpian} Shopiau 9 0S '95 7- 1 1011 53 b 475 49 l 4-12

7'0.Batpora Shop"~n Town X7" 105 954 5 29 4 25 30 5 .!jl
7[b IIcraganl Shoplan 221 7 424 Z394 12>:;1 1113 1194 lol_)8

4021 784 4359 2346 2013 1990 1811

72 Gund Hadu 3So 00 8 448 :Ill 227 2~1 21 7

73 Chowgam 145 21 161 87 74 87 74

74 Kanipur" 236 3(} 213 107 IO() 10'1 106
75 Gagran 33(j (ll 341 17 2 Ivy 17 2 1h9
76 Mimandcr 83 6 '75 862 421 43' 4'3 42 5
Lawahend 8(> 13 93 44 4'! 44 49
77
2025 389 2108 1052 1056 1044 1050-

78 Harapora 1377 '27 2 (, 1535 848 68 7 844 (J~7

79 Sedhav .15 2 ro() 669 :179 280 37° In'

Mo Saidpora l'aien 335 72 419 :.l3° 1.s(_) 221 180
8, Arnshipora 14' 65 .16 212 20 4 Jyo IS7
82 Saidpora Bal" I_,(' 29 190 105 85 101 lil
83- Chak Shamshipoclt 83 15 64 39 .!;5 39 --
2645 553 3283 1813 1470 1777 1436
84 Makan Dangerpora. J4 u 10 .6 23 23 21 2'
85 Ram Nagri 70 '1 l(.,~' 842 473 3&9 420 354
86 Reo;h Nagl-i .";23 97 550 '27 0 2Ro 242 255,
1266 278 1498 816 882 741 630
87 Kan. .·an u3 14 II 81 29 32 .lg 32
88 Palpura Shopian 7 23 78 31 47 3' 47
Chudhri Cund '
ll~ 25 116 65 51 ,~o 20
89
go Awand I4:2 29 168 94 74 93 74
'II Bamni Fora 199 42 207 114 93 "3 93-
9 2 Rawalpora. 247 55 283 17 0 II3 1(;8 I I 3-
93 Dashipora 134 3' 165 87 7M 8; 7°
94 Shrat Pora lIb 23 124 68 56 68 jh
95 Gano Pora Arash 37 2 74 390 "7 '73 21 7 173
1462 316 1592 875 717 836 686
96 Wahil Chatwatan 4':1(» lI{j 12 529 28. -'47 27 6 247
97 HanrPora Ilu 30 139 70 69 70 69
,98 Kac Doru 28 4 ()l) 278 147 '3' '47 13 1
199 Wangam 1M 3h 180 91 89 91 8<)
Rakhpora and Naikpora 157 31 122 50 72
~:
50 72
ChalriPora 235 51 207 97 IIO 97 110
102 Nawgam 277 48 271 142 129 '4 2 129
103 MangipOla 48 1I 61 25 20 25 26

1781 395 1777 904 873 898 8iS

104 Wangaol ::iodhar.sbanpora 2~4 5') 1J 314 '7 U '44 165 143-
105 HnJowporR 52 12 58 '!O 30 26 30
106 Tekipora 12 9 2I 118 68 50 68 50
10 7 Kanipora Klla...ipora "2.7 0 43 229 1j2 97 13 2 97
108 Ratnipora 167 47 208 10 3 103 103 '03
 1941 POPULATION
_--------------------.A- ______
Muslim (Shins) Hindus Sikh. Buddhists Total literates
, -_ _ _ ........____ , - - ._ ___j..__ ____ ~ ,.- _ _ _ _ .,.A___._-, r-----"-----_. __ ----J~----_.
,----J-----,
Males Females Males Females :Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

u 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 ~o u zz 23

20 17
..8
6
2
2
24 22 '4
8
14 2[
'4
8

11 53 701 2

39 30
, 3 117
2II
14
62
224 154
78 13 9 2 286 58

341 197 15 5 614 134

15 4
5
2
24
8 6 23 2

8 II It 6

4 211
3 I 15
9 9 JO 2
16 17 15
4 4 7
3
36 34 .5 4

2 2 3
45 25 32
28 25 19

75 &2 54

'j

35 31 8
3
3
3

4
2

38 31 28
6 16 6

10 3
5
2
4
-'
6 42 1a

5 -~

I] I
 410

Occupied
Serial Namca of Vi1la~e 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. .Population 1941 Circle Charge ,-" , r - - - . A __ ~
Persons Males Females Males Female~

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

109 Gadapora 146 2<) 171 94 77 94 77

lIO KaniHama 150 2. 134 76 58 76 58
III Hardu Nagishar&a 253 47 254 137 II] 137 II7
112 Chakora 27 0 292 [45 '47 145
113 Haji Pora 96
47
21 98 SO 4H 50 I!~
1827 341 1872 1001 871 998 170
JI4 J.androch 95 '7 14 107 57 50 57 50
II5 Gahund <)8 '7 114 69 45 69 45
II6 Challan 53 11 62 35 27 35 27
II7 Chudigam 149 z8 176 94 82 77 64
JI8 Nilowah 159 32 183 96 87 96 87
119 Rabluna 81 14 79 42 37 HI 21
120 Hermain 65 0 125 89B 393 :\05 3 b6 281

1285 244 1419 786 833 719 575

121 Devikali Pora 53 2 91 IS 542 302 '4 0 300 24 0
122 Alorah 151 28 166 98 6R 1)8 68
123 Monad Gophau ''14 2 77 495 268 227 266 226
124 Hatipora Naidcam 133 22 146 86 59 86 5'1
125 Manchu Tfi:z '1.6 195 10 7 88 109' XI!
126 Tengdlu 13 6 25 188 98 90 98 90
12 7 Tantripora 96 14 89 52 37 52 37
128 Sampora Daivehsa.r 190 29 197 100 97 100 97
129 Sarsana 15 1 22 151 75 76 75 76
130 Badimang 78 15 96 46 50 46 50
I3 T Wawripora 13 2 11 6 5 6 5
132 Naroni 200 33 221 119 IOZ 119 IQ2
133 Batpora PaJpora. 55 I3 58 35 23 25 17
2339 397 2654 1392 1162 1378 1155

t\,I34 Sehpora 38 13 16 48 2. 24 22 24
Behi Bagh 320 77 389 21 7 172 21 7 172
1135
I3 6 Reshipora Awdan 157 43 188 104 84 104 84
I37 Wangipora 47 II 54 27 27 27 '7
13 8 Nawpora Cholend 78 21 91 53 38 53 38
139 Chaki Cholend 251 51 240 12 7 113 126 II3
140 Chak Hanjan 71 16 87 41 46 41 46
141 Door Koot '7 1 39 184 103 9I 101 89
'4' Soft Pora 46 11 51 27 24 27 24
'43 Tazi Pora 21 5 4'J 236 129 107 129 10 7
"44 Pader Pora 186 38 197 103 94 103 94
1580 369 1773 953 820 960 118
145 Ariyah 53 6 1I0 17 9 591 3 17 274 26 9 228
146 Adahnuh 275 55 260' 143 II7 142 II7
147 Bamrot 99 22 138' 74 64 74 64-
148 Kacho Hallan IIO 17 118' 56 o. 56 62
149 Harigam 220 4'1 273- 145 128 145 128
ISO Path Khandi,pora. 216 48 256 136 120 126 [I'
151 Batpora 121 24 110 68 42 67 .p
15 2 Suchi 21 3 49 254 121 133 12T 133
153 Oki 4 89 II4 540 293 247 290 247
2279 478 2640 1353 11B7 1290 1133
154 Chansar 380 71 18 453 246 20 7 24° 20 7
155 Ganosirgam 233 44 246 1'7 II9 126 JI9
156 Pani Wah 61 4 129 593 3 17 276 3I6 27 6
157 Ogam 129 18 140 72 68 72 68
15 8 Za>:ri Pora HI 20 121 56 65 53 64
159 Kahrot Khalsa 99 15 77 45 32 36 23
r60 Kahrot Jagir 203 34 195 105 90 105 go
r61 Tamilo 29 2 18 12 6 12 6
162 Chawal Gam 820 218 881 4 61 420 380 3 27
2618 561 2724 1441 1283 1348 1180
163 Hawanand 349 70 19 387 191 176 I57 I33
r64 Chanchwara 262 60 284 145 139 138 133
165 Punipora 99 '01 118 56 62 56 62
J66 Asthil J77 3 198 [II 85 109 8.>
167 Pranhal 77 TO 84 '12 42 4' .p
168 Gudar 4'4 III 593 3 13 .80 302 268
 4rI
194' POPULATION
-A. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - ,

Muslim (~hiaSl Hindu. Sikhs Buddhists Others' Total lit erat.p

, -_ _ _ ..A_~ ,-_. _ _ .A.. _ _ _ .......
,---- J,.
--, , - - - - ___ A _ _~ • _ _ _ ...A.. _ _ _ _ ~
r---""---,
Males Females Males }'pmalc·s Males Fernal,," MaleR Females Males Female, Mal!.,s Femal.. ,

IZ I3 I6 I7 I9 30 2I U

i,

:1

6 41 2

\
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J7 Iii 13
4
:.!3 If. 17
27 24 : I

67 68 65
10
6
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14 7 43

3 2 14

48 46 48 5
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85 103 150 19
34 4.'1 25 4
7 ii Ij
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Occupied
193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (othersl
Serial Name of Village
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge . . r-------.
Persons Males Females Males Females

11 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II
I

253 350 188 16~ 152 143

]69 Laisu 57
Narsingb rura 144 15 88 50 36 50 36
• 170 Laru 197 59 263 143 120 138 115
]7
' 1102 1154 1017
1982 439 2341 1239

Mirhama 5 89 119 20 631 33 8 293 29 8 257

17 2 179 98 81 92
173 Padcrgam 196 32 75
174 Kakran 187 38 170 97 73 64 5.1
277 57 288 15 l 134 123 104
175 Yunigam 68
Tangbal 135 21 155 90 65 57
17 6 203 114 89 II4 89
177 Meh; Para 106 40
112 2(> 139 66 73 (,5 73
178 Garihama
Nawah 473 10~ 471 240 23 l 240 231
179
2135 437 2234 118& 1038 1065 937

322 77 21 367 200 16 7 198 167

ISO Awdora
181 Tang Para 56 12 60 38 l2 38 22
182 Batpora Nildang 76 13 84 47 37 47 37
18 3 Handsita Para 131 24 138 75 64 75 "4
Murad Para 98 20 115 55 50 65 50
I S4 229 !O7 122 107
ISS MantT; Bog 223 38 I ••

186 Partabpora Y7 III 104 57 47 56 47

Rei 2I4 30 151 88 63 84 59
187 83 41 42 41 42
188 Brari Pora 79 17
189 Rakhama 88 16 98 47 51 47 51
365 82 386 197 189 19 2 18 5
190 Pariwan
Seh Para ~oo 43 209 IIO 99 10 7 99
191 148 II3 148
Zie Para '43 43 261 II3
192
2092 43' 2286 1235 1051 1220 1043

10 22 57 .8 29 28 29
193 Teng Gam 51
Hareh Wat 282 .~9 266 146 120 14 6 120
194
"I95
196
GupaJPo:j
Pamaie
243
20 7
48
41
'242
217
II6
120
12(>
97
u6
log
126
\)1

Adjan Dewsar 273 59 317 16 5 152 157 143

197
198 Dam Chak 87 II n· 43
28
50 43
28
50
Khokharhama 41 12 53 25 25
199 176 189
200 Ladgoram Hama 5 86 70 37" 202 IF·
Zebanmati Pora II6 36 220 109 III 10 7 III
201 284& 12 7
202 Nehama 285 54 157 12 7 154
Samnu 21 3 47 231 IlO 121 107 1I6
2 03 '174 -{ 84 90 84
204 Lakhri Para 161 39 90

2551 488 2532 1308 122' 1288 1200

219 ~3 24& 13 6 log 121 94

205 Fori Pora. "1, 4'
205 Mandogpn'. 210 58 271"" I'll 130 134 124
21 7 53 242 128 II4 125 IT.
2°7 Persu 170 84 S6 75 81
208 Hiepora Batgund 33 8 37
81
20g Hie Pora 202 32 148 67 67 81
210 Kapran 45 6 86 437. 24~ 196 ~41 196.
2I1 Pandoshan 194 37 195 87 108 87 108
212 Kanji Olar 29 1 50 322· 165 157 139 133
21 3 Gadhpora '44 33 162 89 73 85 71
21 4 Posh Hama 98 20 105 49 56 49 .~6
126 24 145 79 66 79 66
21 5 Oigan Odwan
2495 471 2442 1268 1176 1202 1122

216 Aud,.- 1047 '7 1 24 1106 574 53 2 55 6 510

21 7 Asnur 616 105 647 33 8 309 3~7 30 9
400 214 186 209 ISr
218 Mira Wani 37 6 63
21 9 Korail 349 60 352 I9 8 154 192 15 1

2388 400 2505 1324 1181 1294 1151

220 Manzgam 139 8 279 25 1574 845 729 812 707

221 Babti Para 107 21 137 63 74 63 74
':222 Chogal Para ~73 70 332 17 8 154 I~I 140
74 41 33 'II 33
223 Dorehama III I'l
78
224 Lasar Para 14 43 33 4' 33

188. 396 2183 1170 1023 1108 887

Regipora 101 20 26 103 49 54 49 54

ti5
 413
1941 POPULt..Tl"N

MII.Jim (Shia.) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Total Ete~"t ••

r----"-----, r-----"-----.. ,...---A---, .....-------'-- ~---. r - - - - - J --... - - - - ,
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

u IJ 14 IS 16 I7 II 19 110 IIC liZ 23

25 19 ~7

5'
•
9
83 85 J :89 6
40 36 4Z
6 6
4
33 U 21
~ 30 .IS
22 II 16

.
130 10J 102 J

" .

8
6
4
"
~ 4 "
4
3 6
7
15 8 41

39 5
9
]I 6
8. 7
9 13
18
13 4 35
2
9
3 15
3 5 15
20

40 24- 180 10
]5 ]5 IS
7 6 24 8
3 2
9 2
9 5 15
14
57 • I2
12
26 21- I.
2
" 4
3
2

84 5e 167 23
18 2, 28
I
39 17
5 5 10
6 3 13
30 30 80 f3
33 2. 10 7 ''1
1
27 14 16
2
6
82 3t 130
 414

Occupied r- - ------_.
houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
Serial Name of Village 193 1
Population J94 1 Circle Charge r- .__ -----A..--.-~
,------"----.,
No. Persons Males Females Males Female.

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Ia II
I 2

87 506 273 233 221 20 3

226 Awil 47'
Khoni Batpora Khalsa 20 4 2 426 2152 1100 10 5 2 10 99 1050
227
2614 533 2761 1422 1339 1369 1307

Chaj MoJia 191 21 27 103 53 50 52 50

228 173 91 82 82
229 WaLigaffi 146 3f> 71
'35 179 91 88 85 88
23 0 Yescr l}ora '4' 2;12 124 108 122
23 1 Cr'\l1(lwana
110 4R lO7
140 25 126 73 53 73 53
23 2 Wanipora 12 5 602 300 302 28 5 29 1
233 Harriumand Goi 53 1
95 19 112 63 49 63 49
234 Chaki Sa.mad Rathel'
135. 309 1627 795 732 762 709

96 28 523 2u4 259 26 4 259

235 nab Hanbirpora 497
Dambal Banji Pora 9 22 225 1039 503 53(' 47 8 5 15
23 6 429 21 9 210 2lY 2[0
237 Konsarbal 36 4 7'
Thllsu 94(> 200 1132 6r8 5J4 601) 5 13
23 8
2729 698 3123 160. 1519 1570 1497
76. 3~o
239
74 0
Nag-am
Rcngath
66b
186
137
39
29
183
390
92
374
10J ,,2 37~
101
Qasba Khul 960 Ig8 1019 472 547 'flu) 544
241
1976 95. 1022 949
II.
t812 374 1019

Puwah 6')1 30 687 3 18 3 69 3 16 369

242 1798 875 92 3 872 9 23
243 Dano Kandimar~ 174] 357
Lagopora 13 7 26 146 76 7 0 76• 70
244
2564 495 2631 1269 1362 1264 1362

10 43 20() 31 902 406 496 40 3 488

245 Chernar 79 38 41 38 41
246 Nagrah 72 14
222 Ig8
39 6 83 421 199 222
247 Badigah'an 358 180 178 180 17 8
24 8 Kotmarg 3 72 49
209 40 249 131 II8 131 IlM
249 Dandwar
2042 386 2009 964 1066 950 10.7

Malw~n 826 193 32 10 898 45 11 44 0 37 0 395

25 0 138 (j(
78 01 7 tl
. 25 1 Khulora 13 0 33
II7 55. 281 2(,~
252 Akbfl.l 44 8 273 281

1.04 343 1691 792 799 899 754

RaTiihmlla 462 103 33 .76 243 233 243 -233

253 196 IOl 95
Chandargi 157 36 94 95
254
255
25 6
Arigutru
Ch8mb Gund
223
55 6
'If
120
268
563
68
15 2
28 5
32
n6
27 8
36
.B.
150

19
llJ
27 0
.2
257 B"tpora Vailo() 76 17
Ch"tripora 184 41 192 96 96 96 96
25 8 18 5 208 102 IO() I)() 95
250 Gasi Rania 44
1843 405 1971 1011 960 970 830

260 Zongalpora 5 82 120 34 629 3 22 307 322 30 7

6 .5 28 17
261 Mangalpora 35
262 Pahlu 670 143 691 348 343 34 11 343
341 62 344 19 r 153 95 75
263 Sawosichan 121 6B
Lonker Pamai I-l9 21 53 67 53
264 !l7 1I7 110 101 85
2 65 Amn" 233 5f
1I3 30 153 83 7Q 79 67
.66 llraz10
177 83 83
26 7 Chakpora Bandon. 143 26 '14 94
124 17 128 77 61 63 55
268 Kontchu
Jad:pora Jagir 41 34 170 96 74 96 74
269 122 69 by
Dadi Jagir IlQ 17 53 53
27 0
2611 527 2817 1456 1361 1307 1232

Gaudipora 18 3 35 20 13 7 13
271 .60 2'fl 21\)
27 2 Briegum 48 3 86 24' 'lIt)

47 6 86 529 28 5 244 .85 244

273 SUP"t Devsar
Chuian 533 II4 555 30 4 25 1 30 4 242
274 1197 60g 5li8
Bona Dev ..... 855 236 52 3 50<)0
275
 415

-_.. _---- .. _-_. 194 I POP(]LATI0N

----._--------- -------
,--___..________,
Muslim (Shias)

Male. Females Males

Hindus
,------'-------,
Femal"s
Sikhs
r - - - " - -...
Males Females
Buddhists
,---__"_-.--~
Males Females
Others"
,..--
Males Females
......
~

Male.
Total literates
__ ._ .... _ . . A - - _ _ _ _

Fem.lea

IZ I3 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ::II 22 2J

52 30 36
2 32 2

53 3! .s9 2

I 6
9 II U
6 S
Z 10
5
15 II 31 3

33 !3 69 3

4
'4 21 59
3
<} 27 4

33 22 93 5

2 II
2
27
3 -'
i 3 40 2

1 12
1 40

4 44

1 16

4
3
3
4 8 28
38 u 53 3
2
-' 32 2

13 45 87 5

15
7
3 16
3 2 25
'3 14 6
4
,e. II 9
41 30 82 2

37
28 17
6
96 78 '''I
16 25 18
4 3 7

4 ';
2

97 78 12 51 84

[0

25
10
"
35
35 H
" °7
 4 J6

Occu~ied ~-- ._ -- --- -- -. __ .

Serial Name of Yilla,g~ 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge r----- _ ___,...A.. ,----"-----,.
Person~ Males Females Males Females

z 3 4 5 6 7 8 2 IO II

'76 Qasba Dev"ax 555 85 439 22,) 210 17 2 l(i5

277 Dard Gund 262 6> 370 20 7 IbJ 20 7 163
3182 672 3570 1888 1682 1745 1549
27 8 Khara Gund 437 68 36 4&2 242 -lIO 242 210
279 Chowgam 1554 295 1636 894 742 77 2 62 7
280 Bdnial Lamer 21 47 3 84 2322 H3 I log! J23° 1089
4138 747 4410 2367 2043 2244 1926
281 Churath 60 7 II8 37 694 37 8 3 16 37 6 313
28. Yur Khushipora 1083 217 1142 606 53 6 549 505
28 3 Kurigam 12 23 2<}8 1301 728 573 66g 5 22
28 4 Kanclllu 597 122 572 3 19 253 3 19 '53
3510 70s 3709 2031 1678 1913 1593
285 Kaimoh 4 17 95 38 383 '"4 169 214 16 7
286.Joampora Chut-molla 233 104 254 ! 148 ro6 148 105
28 7 Srano Sempora 3 02 67 313 174 139 '74 139
288 1 anzat wanpora 115'3 229 1121 594 5'17 592 51.7
289 Lewdora 193 49 242. 134 108 69 50
29 0 Kochpora 86 21 80 40 40 35 40
291 Darnan Dubdrah 3 8(, 76 370 2IZ 'SH 212 JjH
292 Nasu Radr~gund 81 9 18, 837 4 26 . pI ~2G 411
293 Yailluma 334 72 379 198 17 2 198 '7'
2Q4 Yarhul Bawpora 26.~· 17 262 153 TOg IS3 109
295 Bif;am 3 22 H 329 18 3 14 6 183 116
296 Nawa 170 35 138 71 67 71 67
4728 1050 4699 2547 2152 2475 2C91
297 Shangran Devsar 5 18 114 39 549 294 255 294 255
298 Nishan Gund 85 ~o 90 48 42 48 42
·299 !rath Danjan '12R 89 418 214 204 121 162
3 00 Vesu 818 188 944 49 8 44(' 357 3 1G
3 01 Chandan Pajan 4 69 TOo 469 258 211 224 188
3 02 Mandol 43 2 107 477 27' '200 '7 1 20(,
3 0 3 Yonlghal 125 28 130 70 00 70 60
3 04 Daftcri 40 tI 44 25
5~~
"9 19
30 5 Sodero. 89 0 199 980 52 9 45 1 431
3805 866 4101 2207 1894 1939 1679

306 Manigam 4 22 '15 40 420 205 21 5 20 5 21 5

3 07 H!1ujipora Dews,,,· 67 IS 75 40 35 40 35
3 08 Nawgam Devsar 277 58 256 "35 121 135 121
30 9 Akhran 644 uS 691 33 6
355 337 3 21
3 10 Nawpora 18 7 36 197 105 92 103 'II
3 1I Bomthanll. 441 95 494 255 239 255 239
31. Zodar 3 13 66 319 170 149 170
Forah 606 '49
3 13 135 605 3 24 281 3 24 281
3r4 Nipor ?f8 169 761 40 9 4 06
35" 35 2
3705 784 3818 1998 1820 1975 1804
3 15 Kclam Bozgam 1257 297 41 1318 64 1 610
Gund Hokipora
677 57 0
3 16 276 60 188 IOI 87 lOr H7
3 17 Malpora Branwari 190 35 173 S5 88 85 88
3 18 Habilshi 368 105 399 214 ]85 20 5 IBu
3 19 Kadwarah 69 14 71 38 33 36 32
3 20 Zepora DevsaT 121 25 121 67 54 67 54
3 21 Agru 259 66 275 13~ 137 13 8 137
3 22 Arlgam 196 44 150 82 68 80 68
2736 646 2695 1402 1283 1322 1216
,323Nawpora Tulipora 43 1 78 42 481 250 211 25 0 2II
324 Bhan ,. "'I:j 444 89 486 275 211 27S 211
32 5Khrewan thida.. 7 00 13 0 757 'III 34 6 4IJ
Muthama 346
326 4 88 88 560 292 268 '91 268
.327Mah 33 59 396 208 188 108 T8B
328 Palpora Nandi 244' 55 297 156 14' 42 28
2838 499 2957 1592 1365 1477 12&2
329 Wazir Para 42 7 43 34 >I 13 21 I~
 41 7
1941 POPUJ.ATJON
_------.---------A
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists
---.
Others' TOlal literates
r-----A----~ ,....-----A------. r--_.I....----..... r---..A----. r--·..A._·_·_, ,-----......___-~
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

13 13 14 IS 16 17 18 ;'9 20 Ilr Zll 113

57 45

35 44 108 89 113 4
6
12. 115 rOo I
,1 :0 14 8 6
122 116 t 254 7

3 8
57 31 H
55 49 4 2 ()2 Z
26
112 aD e I 14Q 2

5
19
9
2 34
65 58 4°
5 6
12
19
6
r
5
3
12 81 158

2
93 42 21
14' 130 II') 3
34 23 36
17
3
20 32
288 215 232 4

,6

2
1R 15 39
13
'7
3
56
3 38
23 18 12&
67 71 105 a8
I
I
9 5 16
2 2
2
12
2 2

80 n 141 28
27
28
55 3
16
40 4
114 1I3 42

114 113 208 T

 418

Occtlpicd ,-_._.. -'----_._--

Sr..-iaJ 1'.. ame of Vill8IJe 193 1 houses No. of .No. of Tot,,] Muslim (others)
Population ]()4 Circle Charge r-- _ _ _ _ _ . A _ __. _ _ _ _ - , r------....A...---.--~
No.
' Persons Male, Females Males Females

I ~ 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

Danaw 122 513 .luy "44 .w6 I~I

33 0 475
172
33 1 Makund Para\....-' IU3 32 97 75 97 75
Sopore 157 37 176 92 ~4 85 07
33 2
333 Bogun.1 577 13[ 552 291 l61 29 1 261

334 Nani Dug 228 47 269'" 153 JIO I53 TTh

335 Sundhakal Pora ,588 117 623 3 13 310 28 3 290

33 6 Ashmji Jagir 865 IT~ 921 49 8 4 23 45') ]7 K
3095 68& 3266 1134 1526 1595 1381

337 Kallipora Jagir 27 8 45 44 290 145 145 '45 145

33 8 Surat Jagir 479 102 499 247 'l5 2 24' 24 8
1988 2283 12 47 I03b 1046 9 29
339 Kulgam \,,< 574
6(, 362 [83
34 0 Laro Jagir 36 3 179 179 18 3
34 1 Sangas 3 20 ob 366 205 Ill1 20 5 '55
3428 853 3800 2023 1777 1816 1660

34 2 Mohamad Pora 59 0 117 45 651 35 8 "93 357 II)J

343 Dona Khandipora . 103 23 113 55 58 55 58
344 Khijogi Pora 575 1(J0 515 3 06 21}!J :21)2 lb4
48 42 21 21 21 21
345 Madi Pora 10

346 Katrusu 5(>5 12 3 620 3 14 306 274 279

347 _ Batsurgam 49 12 59 30 29 8 6
348 Ramgarh 43 10 52 29 23 29 23
349 Yugam 1024 192 1095 58" 5 13 56 3 4 86

:2991 587 3207 1695 1512 1599 1430

35 0 Kaimoh 1359 '7 0 46 1620 875 °4j 875 u45

Boat Population 93
35 1 Bagi Khudwani 759 '44 781 421 301) 4[8 36 ';
Bagwan Poh 12 4 142 72 70 72 01
35 2 '3
101
353 Mogul Bagh 7' 19 56 45 23 11

354 Laram Gangipora 9 83 179 1086 5 88 'II)X 5 X7 4'111

355 Bagh Sagloo 67 1.1 89 52 37 ."P 37
Khrewan Lasipora jOl 62 383 20 4 '79 JI)9 174
35 6 323
357 Lalipora Malapora 26 5 75 '73 ISO '7 0 147
358 Che'J'a Hama 243 50 28& 138 127 ]311 127
359 Naw Wathu 85 14 99 52 47 52 47
4267 760 4795 2631 2164 :2586 2112

B. P. 93

360 Sonigam 40• ti5 47 417 'llj 20l 21 5 20o!

3 61 Shali Pora ',/ 28 5 58 317 '59 15 8 15 8 J5 g

Tasigam Chak 365 75 409 212 197 '212 197
3 62 198 115 83 J07
36 3 KhaT BTari 177 37 77
Balsu 193 32 216 ll6 100 JJ6 100
3 64
365 Tarigam Dewsar 655 121) 745 3 81 31)4 3u9 35 1
Rachro 59 367 195 162 195 I(y.!
3 66 3'1
85
367 Rampure '" 86' 15 45 40 45 40
:2504 467 2744 1438 1366 1417 1287

368 Kotch Brad 3') 5 48 II 34 19 15 15 I)

3 69 Shagan Pora . 107 '7 121 65 56 65 56

Wosand '59 .8 193 87 106 87 Job
37 0 443 208 ~ 208
37' Nunmaie, 4 08 71 235 235
Tarigam 3 27 .5h 329 16(> 163 16!J 14(>
37 2 1)6 352
373 Kader 3 23 175 '77 175 177
lianjan 184 ]1 200 108 92 90 77
374 175 H2 ,.,' 82
375 Matipora Zehan .~ 57 33 93 93
Palno Panditpora 61 12 62 32 30 32 30
37 6 258 12 7 12 7
377 Hardn Hanger· 277 52 131 131

1942 371 :2167 1111 1056 1089 1018

_,r879 Boy Braripora

Yaripora -693
40 10
175
49 4&
744
24
3 84 3 00
21 "4
384
21
360
Ma.ti Bug )66 83 425 234 191 23 1 191
380 114
3 81 Batehpora Zenapora 98 ly 57 57 57 .57
382 Hangal Boch .65 33 173 99 74 99 74
Navi Marg 96 30 109 65 44 I
3 83 354 16 7 167
3 84 Kawathpora 30 4 53 .87 I87
Imrach 33 6 80 400 209 19 T 20 9 191
38 5 281
)86 I{anji Kol 245 ()S 145 1]6 145 136

2343 648 2645 1404 1241 1337 1187

 1941 POPFLATlOl'l
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • _...A.. _ _ __ "_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .______ - - - - -_ _ "

Sikh.
---------------,
Buddhists Others· Total literates
Muslim (Shia,) Himlus
r----..A.._·-~ r-·_·-..A-·_--, ,-----_..A-___, ,--_..A__-----, .-----_JL __---., r---- ___.A_ _ _ _ ~

Males Females Male'S Females :l-lalc; Famak" Mal~' Femaleb Males Fem31c. Males Females

].' I3 I4 I5 I6 J7 IS 20 2I 22 23

63 42
'7
17 10
j6
7
]0 20 26
3~1 45 48 2

139 145 187 3

4
0 4 ,8
]96 T07 5 235
S
H{

20Z 117 5 283 25

L(
[

I.f 5 [S
,
40 '1.7 77 5
22 23 L!

I!) "7 37
96 82 157 6

7" 2

3 ]' 1
9 .1 5
l3 34 3' 16
43

33
3 9

40 47 5 5 232

Q
9
[4
12
24
Ii T3 38
27

21 11 134

4 b 4
2

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17 15
'4
Iii 15 12
5

5
22 83
38
,
Hz 37
3 6
[l
11
27
q
,8
•
2

87 1••
 420

Occupied r-'
Serial .N~!me of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
Pop"lation Circh~ Charge r--" .___ .A _ _ _ _- , , -_ _ _ ..A . _ - - - . ,
No. 194'
p>rHons Males Females Males l'eroales

I z 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 to II

38 7 Kokar Gund
26 5 49 5" 316 179 137 179 137
4 13 479 253 220 zy! 220
388 Hom Shali Bug 84
517 26 7 25 0 z06 250
38 9 Badru 4 83 91
71 472 25 1 221 213
39 0 Damdulla Tengyan 435
327 1 89 13 8
"44
13 8
39 1 Drozlo J agir 3 17 57 IH,)

39 2 Kojar 433 7° 467 253 214 253 214

2346 422 2578 1392 1186 1383 1178

393 Chera Marg 199 29 .~1 238 T20 1J2 12b II2
394 Awah Nareh 5 21 ~5 584 wI) 176 3 08 :!7 6
395 Dorcb Para 14' 24 157 84- 73 83 73
3<)6 Moj Marg 108 19 109 57 .i.l 32 32
397 Rabapora 3 08 63 371 J97 '74 197 '74
SoJipora 14 2 21 141 72 69 72 69
39 8 655 220 20 3
399 Qa.sba Zenerpora 5 11 1'4 35 0 30 5
1930 355 2255 1194 1061 1038 939
Haft 482 85 ~2 515 2C)6 219 "<)3 .l]9
4°0 124 116 tiG 50 '2:1 .25
4 01 Ch"li Para 17
Sagan 447 82 388 211 177 211 177
402 .~6 10 57 24 24
4 03 Worgar 33 33
Kdshu 221 .'5" 272 155 "7 155 117
4 04 39 23 16
405 Cher~ 36 7 23 16
Reshlpora 3 17 48 332 18 5 147 r85 '47
406 222 256 137 I19 Il9
40 7 Shermal H 13°
1905 343 1975 1106 869 1004 844

4 08 AgJa.r Chirat 73 0 '3 0 '3 729 401 3 2H 400 3 28

Sofa Nagri 388 73 407 237 17° 237 170
4 09
1118 203 1136 638 498 637 498

934- 158 973 549 42 4 497 388

4 10 Wachi ~4
141 72
4 II Maimon Danjipora.
129 19 69 72 69
412 Rakh'Maimon Danjipara 65 10 T1 41 30 40 30
706 128 730 397 333 397 333
4 3 Mela Owora
'
1834 315 1915 1059 866 1006 820
968 27 8 55 1127 604 52 3 003 52 3
4 J 4 Arwani 298. 160 13 8 159 ISS
Boat Populatiun 3.5 0
60 360 197 10 3 190 16 3
4 1.; Shereh Pora 357
III
16 Gund Cllal 201 27 195 84 III 84
4 33 15 18 IS 18
4 17 Tranji 29 7
"pi:! Lakhti Para 257 40 295 163 13 2 163 13 2
Boat Population 55 30 25 30 25

1812 412 2010 1090 920 1082 920

B.P. 350 353 190 163 189 163

4 1q Wanpora 4 12 83 ~6 482 ~59' 223 259 223

Nawabal 346 66 396 216 r80 216 180
4 20 60 69 35 34
421 Ch.anapora II 34 35
422 Nawpora Kharpora. 359 69 385 226 159 226 159
Chenehgam [67 28 179 95 84 95 84
4 23 57 6
424 Frisal 1134 215 1281 705 65 6 53 6
2478 472 2792 1536 1256 1487 1216

425'" j'udwana 9 60 18 7 51 1124 6Il 5 13 6Il 5 I3

. Boat Population 4 18 487 26 5 222 265 222

4 26 Bat Tachbu 163 23 158 1''1 71 87 71

Batpora Anantnag 184- 29 19V 105 93 105 93
4 27 S3 25 28 25 28
4 28 Odnipora 43 7
Hawarah 27 6 46 336 182 153 182 153
4 29 148 88 60 88 60
43 0 Vier Parmoshi Para '43 27
43 Kalapora 52 6 60 30 30 30 30
43 2' Kala Drang I31! 23 168 85 73 85 73
1959 348 2234 1213 1021 1213 1021

B. P. 418 487 265 222 285 222

Khannan Ganish 390 R4 .,8 492 263 H9 131 135

433 88
~3i Safi Gund 14 8 26 158 70 88 7°
 421

1941 .POPl'l,.All0N
__ ....A.... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ ... _ _ . _ _ _ _ ~ ______•

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhist. Otl,er,'

_ _ _ _ .A.. _ _ _ ,
·Tot.l lit-,rates
, - - - _ _ _ _A._. _ _ _ _ , 'IJ_ _ ._ _ A __ -_-","",,\
r----__A.... --~ r----...A...__-.~ r----..A_--.-~

Males Females lIlales FCt:lalcs A[a h~s Fem LIes Males Fcmah:s .\1;lles l;\~males l,lalcs FemJ.les

12 13 14 15 18 19 20 21 22 21

13
II
~ 13
II 4
25

9 8 75

7
'3
I 2
25 '20 17
2

13 0 1(0'

lli6 122 113 31

3 26 2
38 2.') 29
18

10
21
15 4

42 25 123 7
12
4
1&
~R
3

5
52 3. 58
~6

18
5
6

8 75

3
47 53 5
47 2 91 Ii

48
2

3
I

3
59
2
106 6
 422

Occupier1 r---------
Serial Name of Village 1931 hvu~es Nu. uf No. 01 Total Muslim (others)
No. Population II)4 I Circk Charge ,-___._...A. _ _ _ -------., ,.-----------A--------,
P--sons Moles Females Males Females

I 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 IO II

/
435' "mdi Pahar; 5°,0 Rh 609 3 12 297 3 10 2 91
. "'Int Population 74
436 l>at"ngo 3S f) hg 427 23° 1<)7 23° I{_)7
43i h>lTlji Gunrl 170 2() 200 rI I Hq III ~\)
438 Shulwan Para 3 20 57 330 TRz T4 H IR" 14H
4J9~ Sarsana Anantnag 18" 36 221 III 110 III 110
440 Shamsi Pura 400 III 498 268 2 30 266 226
44 t"l Torkeh Tachhu 329 50 353 196 1 57 19u 157

2795 514 3288 1761 1527 1625 1423

B P. it

442 jal.li Pora 97 1 10 7 59 1101 ()20 4 81 590 44 8

holtt Population 3 15 'I b 'J (j
443- Guml Nasir 7.1 II 72 4° 32 40 3'
444 Woran lIal 857 144 897 49 0 40 7 490 40 7
Boat Population 8 3
"
2 3 5
44.'1'" Subhan l'adaili 14~) 25 117 M7 C)o 87 ')0'
446 Hassanpora Bag 3 S9 64 456 242 214 242 21 4

2441 411 2703 1479 1224 1449 1191

B. P. 5 23 12 11 12 11
447 Hassanpora Tal'iela 574 10.1 60 657- 375 z,h 375 282
Boat Population 15 68' 40 2R. 40 2B
44 8 Rakh llassanpora 65 I3 66' 37 29' 37 29
449 Talcb Khan 36,) 6H 437 2 46 19 ' 246 191
Boat Population ., 8 4 4' 4 4
45 0 NaiLlgund Bahasilil 242 49 279 15 2 IZ7 15 2 127
45 1 Hamzeh IOTa 62 13 66 33 3'l 33 33
l:o'lt Population 4 20 12 R 12 8
45 2 Scm Than 391 82 400 2 33 1u7 2 33 167
453 SangaIll 142 26 108 u3 ·15 03 45
1845 354 2013 1139 874 1139 874
B. P. 21 96 56 40 56 40
To PAL T45 2I2 29414 156413 83308 73 105 79394 7 on3°
B. P. 935 26 959 523 436 523 436
- - - -.--------
GRAND TO'fAL I4 61 47 29440 I57372 838JI 7354 ' 79917 7 0 466

.Others-Christian 2F.
(i) Difference" have been noticed in the spelling of village names as given in the Village Tables for 1931 and as shown in the enumeration
record for 1941. For th' '94' Village Tables we have adopted the spelling given in the record alter checking it with thc spelling given in the
list of villages supplied by the District Censu" Officer in 1941. The list of such villages is given below : -
As shown in Village Table, '93I. Spelling adopted in Village Tables ]94"

S. Nu. Name. S. No. Name.

6 735 Mirpor 78 Harapora

70 ('3 Otuh 216 Audur
7 066 Lorail 219 Korai!
7068 Durahama Larapor;:l 223 Dorehama
70 7 1 Rasglpora 225 R~gipora
70 7'1 Saro 23 0 Yeserpora
7073 Khori Batapora 227 Khoni Batpura Khalsa
7 0 78 Gandhwana 231 Gandwana
70 76 Waripora 23 2 Wanipora
708l Damhal Hanjipora 23 6 D<llmbal Hanjipora
7088 Hamil' 2 45 Chemar
70 90 Bawanghalan 247 Badigahlan
6 90 7 Gozar 168 Gudar
6906 Paranhal 167 Pranhal
6 93 8 Chanah Gund 256 Chamb Gund
6 944 Akhal 252 Akbal
6 953 Nakar Nampi 264 J...anker Pamai
6 93 6 Datpora Wahto 257 Ba~ora VaHoo
6 95(' Pohnu 262 Pa u
695 2 Shahasichan 26 3 Sawosichan
 423

Muslim (Shias)
1941 POPULATION
.'------------ -_ ._--_.
Hindus Sikhs
__ -- -_ - __,-----_._Others.
-- .
Buddhists
.- -_ -- --,
Total literates
r- ,_ --- _..A.._'---'l , - _ _ _ A. _____ ----...,
.r------~ , . - - - - - A . - ._ _ """ r------""-·---"'\ r-----...A..--- 1
Males Females Males Females Males l'emales Ma.les Fenlalct:) }lales Females lYlale. re',ales

I3 I5 16 I'i ,8 I9 20 "I Z3 33

2 6 6 2

5
4

4 3
2

U6 16\ 128 a

30 33 19

I
8

3
9
30 33 40

15

I33 IS5 uS 573

Ii'" I5S $I3

As shown in VillaS"" Tabje~ J'J41. Spelling adopted in Villai(e Tables 194I-

S . .N"o. Nalne. S No_ J'\a111C"

7 0 ,1:! Lur Khusilillora 28-;: Yur Khusl.ipora

699j Danpora Chapmulla 286 Dampora ChutrnoIIa
7000 Darnan Dobahwarah -'9' Darnan Dubedar
700 j Baihama 29.i )'_-aihanla
7 00 4 Yarhoi Bahapora 294 Yarbul Bawpora
70 TO Supat Tongapora. 273 Supat Devsar
09 1l j B'mkhal 30 3 Yom,ghal
69 8 4 Danteri 30 4 Dafteri
69118 Zcpora 3~o Zcpora Devsar
6~l;6 Mclipora 3 1 ,' Malpora Branwari
6993 Kolanl Nurganl 315 Kelam l10zgam
691" Tawa Parah 3 10 Nawpora.
6957 PalporCt 3 28 Palpora Nandi
69 2 4 Karpor ChiTa 3'25 Khrewan Chida,-
69'4 Ashmuji 33 6 Ashmji jagir
&1\84 Batah Kandi I'ora 15° i'eth r<handipora
6!>99 Panoh ,.~6 PaniwO'Jll
69 10 Shorat 33 8 Surat Jagi!'
695 0 Dadi Pora '.1.7 0 Dad' Ja"ir
6946 Chak Para 26 7 Chakp~)r~~ Bandora
69 12 Tangas 34 1 Sang'lS
6895 Karot Khalsa 159 Kahrot Khalsa
68 94 Karat IOO Kahrut J ..gir
0870 Choko 116 Challan
7 021 Tehi Pora I77 Mehipora
7002 'uanigam '.1.95 Bigalll
7 02() MadaTgam 173 Padcrgam
7 0 .14 Haipora Nalagund 208 Hiepora BatgUlul
70 58 Onchan Odwan 2I5 ()igan Odwan
7 062 Bando Hashi 21I l)andosllan
ti74<) Chanipora Garhama lor Chahirora
704~ Zehipora Dharmarth 192 Zicpora
7 0 37 Parpone 190 ParhA"an
6861") Nildorah llS Nilowab
6 88 5 HaRigam 149 IIarigarn
7 0 30 Tatribog 185 IIlantribog
6858 Gazlcbporn 109 Gadapora
6754 PalpuTa 88 Palpora Shop;an
675 6 Narwar 87 Karv.·an
67 68 Larahaml 77 Lawahcnd
(>7 82 Kamdalan 57 Kamadlan
6 8 56 Hartiu Mayagcharan UI I-Iarclu Nagisharan
7°33 Baipora Saldang 182 Ratpo1'a Nildang
7 0 3! Larit! Shyapora. 18 3 Hand Sitapora
68]> Rashipora 13 6 Resbl'ora Awdan
7 Ill! Barigam Chak 3 62 Tasigcllu Chak
7 1 37 Boya Brad 37 8 Boy Braripora
7 10 <1- Tarigam Dcwbog 37'" Tarigam
679i:! Sanlpora DCTahpoTa 128 Sampol·a J)a.iveb S~r
Ollo) Deri Kalipora I21 Devi J\_alipora
681j Taltaran 14 Tulran
67 8 4 Nanzampora 59 iVlauzal!lpOra
67 8 1 NowpoTa 63 N owporu Shopian
69 0 3 Chhan r64 Chanchwara
6820 Hazarupora 43 Khorumpora
6822 Kaisu 45 Kansn
68 30 Chatragam 31 Chatr~g:am Ramptri
68 31 Lara 33 Lani
6805 I\:ar.~am 20 Korigam
68 4 8 Handopoho 12 Bandapaho
7 1 42 Nari Marg 383 Navi Marg
7 1 43 Karhotapora 384 Kawathpora
7'45 Kanji Loka 3 86 Km,jlkol
7 189 Brazlo 391 Brozlo J agir
7Ii'3 Bat Tachlo 4 26 Bat Tachbu
7 1 74 Batpora 42 7 Batpora Anantnag
7 1 75 Oddipara 4'21l Odnipora
7 10 7 Trabji 417 Tranji
7Il3 Darchpora 395 Dorcbpora
7IlO Zcnah Pora 399 Qasba Zenerpora
6il38 Mala Daper 39 Mala Der
7 IZ 4 Sa£aygari 40 g Sofa Nagri
7 105 Kolli Pora 4 18 Lakhti Para
7132 Tola Kihan 419 Tal"h Khan
7 1 33 Naid Gund Baba Khalil 450 Naiclgund Bahasilil
7 1 35 Hamzah Pora 45 1 Hamzch Pora
71!l! Subhan Bapari 445 Snbhan Padani
7 1 48 Sarsana 439 Sarsana Anantnag
7 1 5" Taioga 43 6 Batengo
7 1 50 Sofi!;Und Bagagund 434 Sofigund
7 1 51 Kandibahari Harnag 435 Kandi Pahari
7 1 53 TOTkeh Tachlu 441 Torkeh Tachbu
6965 Polipora MaIapoTa 357 Lalipora Malapor'.l
6974 Iodar 312 Zodar
 (ii) Jacli pora Khrlls;i which was ~hOI,\,'-!l in the 193 T tables a~~;'1.in~t serial number 6048 has hf"cn included jn the 1<)41 tahJ'cs with Dcvi-
poru again:;t scr.!al numhcr 70. Siml1arly B\1l\hshipora shown agaim~t HOl"iul number (,741 in the 1931 ta.bJes has been iucludcd wiLh Heipor:} in
the present tabJ,~s Rg-ainst !?leri~l number 20(). ln hoth ca~('-i the pnpnbbon of these vlUag-es has been ama.lgamated by the 1m';ll censusing
agency.

(iii) (a~ Tho flInn.ber of villages in this tchsil acconling to the J.lnperi"l Table III is 455. Three of these villa.ges, ",h" 130nagam ShopiaD J

Datape>ra Shopian and Heragam Sho;.ian, co·,stitule Shopian Town and have been allottee! sub-numbers in the Village Tables '941. Two villages
have been sub-numbered and brnckctted w;th the town, the Villaf;e Tables 1941 show 453 villages only.
(b) Shopian town has heen treated as a separate circle but given a sub-numbcr_ This sub-numbering of c1rcle~ i~ duci to an error in
the method adopted by tllC Tehsil Census agency in the creation of census divisions.

(iv) Doat popul"tion has been shown separately where it is "" recorded. This population has no serial number in tb o Village Tables.
 -12 6
CENSUS
VHLAGE
District Anantnagh
Tehsil Anantnagh

Occupied
Serial Kame of Village I~31 houses No. of No. of Total :\luslim (others)
, - _ _ - - A - - .__ "-----"'\
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge r--------A.. - ~
Persons Males li'emalcs .Males :r""(·ma.lcs:

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1:0 11

Sifan 3 11 .15 I 315 I {)() 140 l()q .14 U

~ira Gund :H9 70 413 2J8 Jl)5 218 1 05
3 Ghat Pushwari 34 0 77 359 2H 1 4 11 211 '4 11
4 Takia Bahramshah 433 78 483 .lot) 21 7 .~b() ~17

1303 280 1570 864 706 864 706

Muniward 500 80 2 543 30 7 l3 h
J6 Hanji Danter
Mira Danter
3 IB
875
b4
163
31i7
924
ttll) 1 71
30 7
j,r.;()
23()
17 I.
7 4'H 43" -til_) jX2

1693 307 1824 987 837 958 789

8 Bangi Nawgam 62 9 3 53 1:1) 27 26
9 Manghal 56 4 <J(j 627 35~ "275 35 2
10 Lallan ..po 71 419 2 32 18 7 222
II Ganorah 2 54 39 269 '41 L!8 14 1
1300 21B 1368 751 617 741
12 Ashajipura 210 37 243 1 34- 109 34
13 Autrusu Najlgulld 2S9 48 328 [73 1 55 ' 73
14 Rohu 37 2 7(J 432 232 200 '
2 32
15 Chechripora 110 16 123 bll 55 M
16 Kanbar 6 90 12 3 698 3 86 3" 386
-:rP Bona Dialf.(am 459 li3 561 2 94 26 7 2 94-
IS Fatchgarh 22 JO 28 J6 12 16 I:>.
2152 393 2413 1303 1110 1303 1110
19 Karewa Ra.mpare 30.) 7° 5 354 1')3 I(a 193 161
20 Krangsu 93 0 182 1009 55() -153 529 4 26
21 Pahru 4 06 ~5 415 2'27 J~8 216 l~h
22 Chetti Mauzhama 30 () 29 if) I] 16 3
'
1671 349 1807 992 B15 954 782
23 Amola 4 J3 77 6 449 244 20.') 20H 20':;
24 Matipnra 83 HI 109 61 48 6l 4';
2 5 Chi 501 6q 465 251 21 4 251 214
26 Anchidoru j0 0 18 9 944 505 +39 50 5 439
1787 354 1967 1061 906 1061 906
27 Doni Pahu 5:l~) IO] 7 5BO 3J~ .!hl: 318 26.r
28 Brakpora .i34 82 642 349 "93 349 ·zY3
Nuna Wani 362 69 362 J69 193
29
277 ' 93 le9
30 Katarpora 261 46 ' 57
120 57 120
'
1683 300 1861 1017 844 1017 843
3 1 :{3ulbul Nawgam 6<)9 lIZ 698 4'4 28 4 ·Jl4 284-
3 2 :ratarigam 20(' 33 205 Il7 88 II7 88
33 anihama. 347 47 357 194 163 193 I(n

1252 192 1260 725 535 724 533

34 GopaljOora I{hurd 3 06 57 9 3B1 196 1;;5 19 6 185
35 Amargarh Gopalpora Kalan 589 TI7 689 354 335 354 335
36 Maghripora·· 391 71 4Cl2 229 73 229 1 73
37 Raldn Telwain 100 19 84 49 ' 35 48 34
1386 264 1556 82B 728 827 727
38 Kano;an Hall 46 4 Sr 10 501 274 22.7 2 74 227
39 Teh~ani _ J080 J89 1164 6H .:;20 61 4 48S
1544 270 1665 918 747 888 115·
1941
TABLES

1941 POPULATION
----,-'------ -~
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs BUddhists Others' Total literates
r-----"---------, ~_....A.__-.... _-----"-,---, , -_ __ _ A , - - - - . , , -_ _ __A__~ r --'---,
lIIales Females Males Females Malos Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

I2 IS 14 I5 16 I7 18 I9 20 n 22

I3
4
IM
42 9

71 10

9
3"
29 58

21 103 15
2
I9
10 7 13
4
10 7 38

.5
8
7
5
43
38

106

3
;'7 27 4'
II 6 '4

38 33 68 2
6
[

10
20

37
II

9
10

31
8
'I-
[8

2 30

24
55
8

87

30 32 28 '"
30 32 30
 Occupied ,-----_. ..--------~

Serial ~:amc d Village 1931 houses No. of No. of Total ·Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 C;rcle Charge r- .__._-- _.A.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - . , ,--______.~ _ _. - ,

l"crscJ.111) .i\Ia'i:.:::; 'Females 1rlalcs Felualcs

.r J 4 5 6 7 8 IO II

40 ha.warigC'lm 697
4T Harc.1u Toru-· 111"7
1764 323 1744 973 771 927
42 Devipora -,SCi 220 "7 1 (~.~
43 I{a,rcwa Chatisingh llora 346 460 Sl9 ')·1
44 Ar~u IfJr 178 7~J ')7 7')
45 Jsso. 433 457 2-t~ :!tJ9

1128 1313 600 561 485

46 Bon(,~l1nfl. 131 162
'3 "3
47 :llachabawan Cfown) 3 016 34fl7 1532 13()" IOn

3147 717 3649 2024 1625 1360 1077

48 Ranbirpora 1047 1144 (>°7
49 S ham.ipora 13 1 155 72 72
50 Chetipaibug 79 18(1 III) 110

1257 1479 829 650 789 623

51 Fobar' H.JL 15 533 j()n lil)J
52 Saligam 1)3 538 3 lh :i:'.!.l
53 Hardu Akar '35 810 45'1
54 Molou 18 111 64
55 Arigobal 55 346 200

2211 402 2340 1345 995 1298 960

,56 Sierkanli Gund 18 30 35T r6 2048 Il39 1067 865
57 Hassanabad Hutmore 21) 12 76 43 43 33
58 Hotmore 60 5 134 733 373 347 335
2484 497 2857 1555 1302 1457 1233
59 Nawgam 76 17 75
60 Hakh Chandil'ura .:wq 212
61 Batapora 98 88
62 Ganigund 3J I 335
63 Sali" Panchalpora 1447 ·1495
64 Teng Marg 4" 46
2183 386 2181 1243 938 1185 al!1
05 Panzmolla 602 ]8 6S1
65 13arar-Angandan 154 495.
67 Vaillla .. bal 586 517
68 ::\ranig~m 2jZ 247
1894 315 1950 1074 876 1030 839
69 )(anzigam····· ]9 264 113
".~ '151
70 Cilanigam, 125 59 55
71 Hassonnora 70 415 2'3 IR4
72 Chandrigam' 75 406 '!'10 lUI

1197 223 1210 679 531 G61 513

73 Yal 20.1 .3 0 200 ')1 ... 1
74 Khaiyar 753 J2() 749 349 3 10
75 Shamhall 43 0 (JI 430 11)0 I()l)

1388 211 1379 749 630 718 591

76 Hangal Paho 31f 21 299 177 122 12.!
-17·'.-Dovan Khandipora' 32 5 380 214 16() 166
]8 Hapat Nar 100 4 1030 5 85 445 444

{
1643 268 1709 976 733 973 732
79 J Ainu Braic 53 8 ')7 22 595 345 2.10 34·1 :.l5()
80 Acha Nar 534 t)J 472 242 23° 242 230
8l'" Wayora 297 55 326 I~6 14 0 186 '4 0
82 Logripora 764 HI
83 Diaru
744
14 8
"4"
32 179 104
.323
75
3')3
104
279
7';
H4 Dadaran 61) 8 81 49 32 49 32
2330 394 2417 1367 1050 1318 1006
 1941 POPULATiON
. _ _ _ ._. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .. _. __ .A. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
- _ .. _. ..- .-------------.-~

Muslim (Shias) j Tinilu5 Sikhs lJLltldhi.ts Other •• Tot;.Ll literaies

,-_.J~-.---~ ,--- ....A.... _ _._-,. , - __ _____..IL_ .----' . _ _ .. _A_ _ _ ----..
,---____"'__-~ - -------,
11a.lm:: Females ::.vlales Females Males Females Malps llclllaies MaJes Females l\h!cs F(>~n;llcs

12 I3 J4 15 16 17 1B 19 20 21 22 2.1

15
4l> 39 7~ 7
46 39 93 7
17
1.52 115 87 12
II
40
152 115 155 17
69 93 29 7
53 0 4o f> 65 49 554 62

530 406 134 142 633 (.9

7 5 33 ~2 67
2
I

7 5 33 22 70 7

4' 34 33
5 1 21
'5
3
10

41 35 90
72 44 115
26 l5 33
98 69 148

3
58 51 63
3
58 51 71

42 37 19
8
2 (J

44 37 33

4
7 4 4
4
11
"4 13
18 18 2S

3 5
31' 39 3'>

33 39 45

2
.'1
3 8
3 13

3
I
6
4i'l 44 41
7
3
4. 44 81
 43 0

OCCl1I)ied r .. -.-.-:----.- - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Serial Name of ViIlag" 1931 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 C;rcle C:harge r--·_ .. -.---........ -.-.-----a ~____....---~
Pei_ems Males Females Males Females

I 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

85 Jam rllU 21 7 2G2 IJ.5

86 ~I'; li]"gund 51 45 'lh
87 Siilt)lpora 2lj 236
8:-3 l!,a:,ii~;<i...111 166 140
89 (:·und S.L}igam 65 58
90 Sv:u :i{:-iU . 222 271
91 Karsilangam ,/ 4 20 A47
1366 250 13!l9 801 598 613
92 Crantlaish 2004 1I2:k 8<1,
93 Tulhar 54 3':; 19

1995 512 2068 11&8 1130 829

94 Buikot ~ 81(' 25 825 458
95 Botkot Gujran 25' 227 12 9
96 Src"hnn;" 227 205 112
97 Ganeshpora. 3"5 384 19 8
!I<I Harolu Eachru .0/. 355 352 I97
99 Amarwabar 544 636 35 0
2571 446 2629 1444 1185 1411 1136
100 Qa.ba Bagat (Anantnag Town) 1994 26-31 11985 67 2 3 44 63
10736 19&4 11985 6723 &262 5657 4463
101 Khan"bal 254 32 1723 96 3 943 753
Boat Population I21 526 280 280 24 6

1291 254 1723 963 780 943 753

B.P. 914 121 &26 280 246 280 246
102 Sarnal 735 '44 33 885 505 3 110 44 8 366
735 144 885 505 3811 488 368
103 Opzan 108 34 3 714 39 2 3 22 392 32 !
104 1{ and ipora 4' 314 20 5 10 9 20.') 109
105 Asora ' ....... / 3.; 294 Illl 10 3 JSI 109
106 Ba nd crpora 43 299 102 137 162 137
107 Sotekpora 57 420 233 18 7 233 187
108 Badroikalan 74- 59& 353 243 353 243
}(atu 13 0 116 Ir6
109
Slwtipora
33 248
3~
'3°
110 13 97 59 59 38
2589 404 2980 1715 1265 1715 1261
:III l\1andlana 67 35 91 49 42 42
II"'l Fra::-.lina 197 220 12 7 93 93
113 Ladhna 39 1 450 24 0 210 210
"4 Aru lOS 99 58
760 205 860 474 386 386
lI5 Ade~. 50 230 138 92 138
:II6 GouTi 17 1 7&0 43 2 3 IS 43 1
117 'Vcri no 874 373 301 37 1
lIS I\..randigam 12 9 877 37 0 30 7 3I l
119 Cariseer 5' 255 13 0 12 5 130
Boai Population 23 104 60 44 60
120 Thaj",ara 41 183 97 86 93
121 Gautatipora 24 122 64 58 64

2774 576 2891 1604 1287 1638

B. P. 121 23 104 60 44 60
122 Mominhal I9 37 153 87 66 75 52
123 Akora 877 830 45 1 37\1 33 1 259
124 Dorhatna. '73 199 107 92 10 7
125 Fan Nambal 499 &13 2BI 232 26 9 '2'22
Z2fi Khereh hug 228 276 160 116 160 IIO
127 R,mp\1re 113 92 55 37 31 20
1:28 HO,':1m 557 &78 333 24.5 265 I8S
H9 Poshkari 45 0 482 2fifi 216 249 20('

29f8 882 3123 1740 1383 1487 1152:

 43 I
'91 [ Pm'uLATION
___________________ _.__._...A _ _•_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .____ • _ _ _ ,
- ,-- -~---

;\lusli:m (S'ilias) Hin-lus Sikhs BI1Jdhists Otl,ers· i-"t-lal literates

, - _ _ __A__-------, ,- _ ___.A.. _____ , - _ _ __A..._.~ ,--__"____,
~

,-------'-._-, .,-_._ - __ ..A... ______ •

Males Females ~faleo Fomalc:s Males Females Males Females Males ]l'emalcs ::\luJcs Females

I2 I3 I.j IS I6 r;, IS I9 ~o !Jr 23

"3

5
ss 64 12
3
1U 20 II
52 46 17 2
27 24- 5
4& 45 140 110 83 3
25 10 lr.~ II
3 I

28 11 115 ~

48
1
4
32 48 20
d
8
33 49 89
1 0 25 793 38 6 :I llZ5 27i
1025 793 38 & 2 21::~ :1.14
20 130 8

20 7 130 8

Ii 3 3 2 73 21

14 7 1 3 2 73 21

"
5
"4
2
37
4

4 60

I
2
"
23
10
59 55 44
3
9
4- 2

66 57 91 8

12 '4
120
1
120 97 U
5
12 10 19 2
5
"4 ·'7 23
68 60
35
6 4 II 6 2

230 215 23 18 193 1.

 432

Occupied ,~ r-'- -_- "_ ... _. ---- - ------.~---

~;'lJl.":· of Vil1a.g,~ If)3 J. nrJUses 1\0. of 1\(;, of 'lot<:l Mushril (ciJ:r:r:-;)

5£ri-d Cbarge ,--__ ._. ___ ..A.._ ------~ r--- _ _,A.._.,_- 1
No, Popu!ation I'.'4I Circle...
Yers(Jn~ 11ak~ :Females Males Females

z 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II
I

...,x 94 57 ~~ i jj ,3j-
l.io H!L~iyar 01 ]0 ," It.:(,
Kit-.it.('n~ 3.t;7 (>-1 404 2,1) 213 H:.!
l?l
GUlld l'~a.uroz '~i 51 237 1,)1 10(1 1,1,1 lU'"
'3 2 1:15 '.!1 145 'i() ll() 7(> JJY
I33 TakyaLd-../ 273 153 ]'10
'53 12(}
I34 Der,,,tyar 21 5 35
1:;:65 uu.~ 537 6('5
I35 Zcr<,.pnra. 9 15 239 534
Boat l'opulatiou I68 h 51 3' 20 31 :2 (~

1840 470 2358 1303 1055 1295 lC48

B. P. 168 6 :;1 31 20 31 20

SuH~r;l~t..ghar 2JI) +8 39-4 0 2£>9 '47 1.22 147 122

I3 6 2460 I3V~ 10yM
137 ]Iii;;.-1,an;a 233 1 528 '35" .1097

2567 576 2729 1509 1220 15C5 H19

J~i 41 155 ~K 67 til{ ()",

138 YaI!lcr 37
rli ,zoe; 52 253 ]'P 1]7 1 :\4 115
1-139 Chrarif;am lG36
140 Kalal' 10.11 183 5<)1 4H 57" 43 0
141 Mordl 34(' 68 333 197 '3[) un 13()

DehwoillU 233 39 272 ' ]()O 112 ]S~ 11"2

14 2 3~9 I75 154 175 54
I43 NaJ!a AWOl'a 357 'I" J

A~ora
21., 21' 1711 96 82 90 Ii'"
144 2~I 255 I4 8 10 7 14 H
145 Lari 49 107

Virsicran 27_1 4,1 241 136 J05 13(> H'5

146 29 0 ~SQ 153 12 7 '53 1:1.7
l47 KlwIan Glljvan 34-
3412 58t 3338 t985 1451 1665 1441

Viaghama 9 0 (t 161 4Z !46 SIl 435 50 9 4.15

148 372 l(ltJ 116
%49 Shaiagam 33 R (>4 206 20 4

1244 225 1318 717 61il 713 601

187 '/7 Ciu
%5 0 Che·tdgntiO ~ 4~ ~)l}
159 34 "7
(~> Mira GUDd 35 5 17 17 T7
2 !.··cyawarab 42 6 X3 4,(!8 2~.t lR6 :<::22 J~.'(J

153 Nawr-;}JcTa 366 77 379 211 16~ 211 I6~

67' '4 0 7~4 yJI 333 3°7 2.1 6

154 Mal10nd 548 245 245
155 Hatie am 524 JO(t 30 3 3°3
277 ISS ug 15 R lTC)
I5 6 Darif·,l~:·:l 259
33i{ ~~., 350 H!1 15 h 194 15 6
'57 Wud
2778 668 2890 1593 1U7 15G9 1220

1773 39 2 H lS42 J()5.:! 890 102 9 87"

IS8 Nanilang 374 2lh 15 8 2lb IjH
159 Chanclepor. 34 0 ')2
18& 88" g~
I60 }{al. hid,; '59 3° 97 97
161 Arehbug 78 14 78 40 3H 10 3M
I62 Nowbug 2~~ 55 334 195 ]39 I53 1]7
Knnilwall 7~1l 124 816 471 345 47I 345
103
3426 667 3729 2071 1658 2006 1618

164 S2"ar 2I76 444 45 2247 1'>5 6 9~'1 1208 957

Vlahi!an 33 1 64 342 192 I50 17 0 15 0
1- 1 65 I2 89 Iii
166 ICrn,igam 72 44 4~ 12

167 l1ardu I{eitho.J ,'04 132 914 493 4 01 309 2i"3

)('168 Lch"" Daji 7('5 II4 785 432 353 I 3'17
Woll'ama.h 4 20 71 437 "5' J86 25 1 ,~()
169
4577 887 4814 2668 2146 1977 1925

eh ctr"" Bcdra 5(>1 12 5 46 623 345 27 X 344 :239

170 843
17 1 Katbsll 773 190 4M2 36r 4 29 361
DachhigAm 1<) 3 19 u 8 II 8
172 455"- 23 8 21 7 23 H 21 7
173 Sa"hra" 85
Lewa.r 6(JI 140 772 435 337 435 337
174 317 175 q~ qo 121
175 Trail 279 64
Pelh Nambal 24 2 53 274 '47 12 7 '26 105
17 6 46 25 '2T. 2' ,~
177 Hanomanpom 42 7 9
50 3 II)" 5~9 3 15 244 3lT 243
178 Serigofwara e07
179 A(1~a~h Maganl 557 lIZ 3 15 2()2 290 'c7S

4052 892 4515 2488 2027 2345 1924

,180 Khiram, I742 34 1 47 1827 IOOq 818 <)7 0 7~4

 433
1~)4l PO[,ULATrON
__ •. __.__. ___________ .----A..____ ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
'--------------. Total literates
l\IJ W,,1l1Tl (~. hias) liindus Sil.IIS» Buddhists Others·
r---------"--- -_. -..... r----..,.A..------~ r--_._.____.A---.. - . . , ,..-___ _...A... _ _ _ _ ., r---"--------, r--__).,__---,
]\tales ]'-em,de!; l\J;:dc,s I"t~lllaks MHlt,S Femal(s l\laIr.s Females JI-lalc5 Malo, Males Female,

:lit :l.1 ]4 Ij I6 17 18 I9 30 31 22 23

5 4 9

3 3 ,?,O

B 7 42

6
4 36
4 42

~ 9
H I:! 3'
3
'!
2

19 10 1 49

" 2
43
12

4 55

19
84 77 83
20
3
9
84 77 143
22 18 87 9
14
S
12 22 37
22

64 40 165 10
48 34 Jl6 2
22
26 33 16
lIS !I5 40 33 56
431 (,

25

649 121 142 100 223

1 3" 3
4" 4 45
ro
12
35 :.:!J
5
20 2' 12
4 3 3
4 23 2
25 '7 r7
118 78 24 25 1,29 2
38 34 84 5
 434

VCl.:upjed ,- ,. _.._--_ ... - - - - -

..

Serial Name of Village l.931 llOllSCS No. of No. of Total M.. slim (others)
No. Population 194 r Circle Chargo,r-- -----_...I----. r-----"----..
P(~TSOi1S Males Fema.Jes Males Females

I 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

181 Sirhanla 234 1229 54" 5 06

2919 575 3056 1697 1359 1617 1290
182 Mamal 33 4 175 !J2 X2
183 Laripora 4'.!:() 7111 427 35 2
184 Pahal"am ~9 310 17 1 .I20
185 Nana';anin , II 131 65 66
1194 575 1397 B23 755 620
1&6 Bijbihara (Town) 443 8 83.' -49-5 0 5 45~,2 2247
4438 83& 4532 2481 2051 2247 1870
187 Sahibabad <)86 51 6 1079 61I 433
188 JOi'(igund 186 209 120 89
189 Khanuora. 543 630 354 276
190 Trahafo 4 80 454 253 If).!

219& 628 2312 1338 1034 1283 990

191 Sandsomah· 2h8 42 269 141 I'll ,,8

192 Kolehgarh' 83 11 84 45 36 3-4
193 Thajwara Martand 493 112 517 279 257 20 7
194 Shelipora ... 3 62 7 376 21 3 21 3 16 3
19.1 Omar Khar 36 8' 34 IO 9 II
196 Bidorah 273 62 338 168 166 17 0

1515 312 lB18 862 756 822 713

197 Nawgam Kothar '. / 30 7 53 1519 il28

1421 307 1519 828 691 761 640

198 Sanbrana 71 54 290 ]62

199 Kothar 195 916 534
200 Andorah 43 2&9 14 2
1339 309 1465 838 627 804 593
201 Chatergul 208] 47' 55 2125 II71 954 979 793
2081 471 2125 1171 954 979 793

202 Bimar-Narsar 5 61 581 355 226 353 226

203 Chakalpora 1081 1137 63 8 499 03 8 499
204 Themrau 166 162 95 ()7 95 67
1808 341 1080 .1088 792 1086 792

205 Arnarkamo 2<)1 57 285 130 93

20t) N8Jgam I U 47 1117 610 50 3

1338 332 1402 783 619 740 598

207 Soli Shali 15 1 3 349 1536 880
208 Panjgam 604 128 695 3 87
2117 477 2231 1267 964 964

209 Damhal 147 59 707 3 02

210 Harehpora 95 429 181
'2II Akingam 343 1412 5 22
2.461 515 2548 1439 1109 1005

212 Mnhripora. 364 366 211

13 08 1445 8,6
21'3 Hilerarhama
214 Khalhar 288 340 182

215 Kandiwarain 5]3 563 3[3

2473 505 2714 1522 1192 1434 1114
J
216 Branthu 66 11 61 80
217 Naidpora 179 39 _ 193
218 Arkhawishpora 501 120 511
219 Pakhpora ]3 J 33 151

877 203 915 508 509 406

 435
1941 POP>'LATION
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ....1'0-_ _ _ __

Muslinl (Slli&1~} H1DI.his ,

Sikhs
_ _ _ ..,A.. _ _ _ _ - .
Buddhists Others· Total literate.
, - _ _ _ _ A _ _ _ _ _ ---., ~ _ _ _ _ _A _ _ _ - . , r--_..A._-- . . . r----'-_ ,-----.-'..--- --.
l\lalcs Females Males Fenlales Males Fem"les Males Female" Males Femalrs l\ia.les Females

12 I3 '4 I5 16 17 IS !JO 21
-- 23

41 35 47

79 69 131 5

15
12 2 12

15 2 4 27

23° 3 2 595 .2
230 17B 3 595 22

3<1 35 R2 3
2 9
2 14
13 I} 21

55 44 126 3
2
9 5 ~
22 31 27
7
2
7 .
9

I.
31 3B 9 5 82

67 51 65
67 51 85
21} 30 23
5 4 33
17
34 34 73
loS 5Z ~3 uti

140 108 52 53 118

5
3

2 9

39
.. 21 24
54

43 21 78
II un
19 2

11 129 2
27
18
95 10 4 146 3

2
39
17
1U

2
38
12
-181
16
13
27
26
3

..
B8 78 82 4-

()
20
2

28
 ()~" ..pi0d , - - - - - . - - - -...- . - - - . - - - - . -------
Name of Village 1.')3 1 110U.'" 2"0. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
Serial Population 11)41 Circle Charge r - - - - - - . - . __.._.-- .. _-----, ~---~
No. Persons ~"h: fe,,> It't;males .Males F(~males

4 .5 6 7 8 9 10 II

220 Branti Dutpora 13 11 1366

052 640
221 Imoh 0' 311
222 Scndho 199

2262 2311 1~&3 1034 1:227 9&2

5V5 633
595 ,146 631 3116 299 269

'22')5 5-t7 2391 lll() JOXO '),'5

024 Otrasu
2295 2397 11lS1 11.180 !J25
~I 475 ~b() 201) 220 17()
225 Shergund 649 Jl() -z]'.) ~(J3
133
226 Sh;""pora &liO 472 37 1l 37[)
227 Ahopaisan .174
154 734 43 2 3 02 3 02
2<8 Cberehpora 571 334 L.l7 237
229 Cho~am
114
251 l.j~ 10 3 10J
230 Tanjrnolla "3
il9 3530 2022 1508
66 211:24 1..!21 100 3
23t I-[akura. Dadasgam
2195 564 2224 1221 1003 1189 917

722 381 373 33 2

232 Hardu'Dharana. 264 13 6 117 Il3
"'-'33Zaldora 149 77 69 72
234 Gund ~a.wroz - 341 153 139
'73
235 Mantehpora '" litO 27 0 :!LO 27 0 210
236 Daba;
.1941 432 1956 1037 919 982 886

534 678 343 333 135

"'37 Kharchpora .... 545 3 14 "3 1 2Jl
238 Kehcrpora 573
433 391 ~!'24 J73 )'13
239 Narsangar 656 :l55 .~Ol .-lUI
24 0 Laisll Grani Nar 60 1
IlD() 1153 63 0 5 "3 523
241 Lamo
3337 623 JUg 1866 1563 1862 1563
1:;0 701 395
~aW):lUg ,X 7')')
705 4 00
7 10 13()
Guri' Draman 818 45"
779 '54
Rani Athar
635 12l 612-' :,16
Mati Handu 296 156
Gawran
.zHo 50;

3203 616 3138 1717 1421 1714 14>.1

:111 0 70 2219 L!12 100 7 1006

247 Shawan,~as

"2140 509 2219 1212 1007 1204 1006

Xl 71 428 Z35 ''13

248 Wangam 117 b7 5u
249 Shaikh Gund 23
j4 176 ')5 61
.250 Ogrch Balan
139 121 397 324 368 303

539 "49 7Z 5S8 33 8

251 Renipora 570 3 01
541j [34
25" Brah
1085 283 1168 639 529 575 473

9 KS 73 998 434
253 Deatho Nagnaren 566 14"
254 Rrari Kothar 5 21 470 211
49~
255 Rhu! Chowhar
2001 492 2034 1143 891 1134 884

J635 233 74 1412

2~6 Fatehpora
1835 233 1412 146 666 620 560

75 801 43 0 37 1 4.l0
"57 Hardu Shichan. 599 34 1 2,SS .}'.;
2511 Pethbug
 437
1941 POPuLArloN
.. _ •. _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __A__ _ _ _ _ _ _
......._---------..
1'91 ,,; literate.
Muslim (Shias)
r-----..._.~
Hindus
r - - - - . -......-------.
Sikhs
, __ _ _ . . . . A _ _ - " ,
Buddhists
,---.----......_---~ ,- -_Others'"
--_ ........ - _
- -_. _,. , . - _______ .A.. _____ ~

:l_\.lales Fcnlales .. )lalc~ FeIllale'"i l\'la1es F clllaies ~v1iil.lcs Females _\h..lcs Ft:'ill'i!CS llla.i.es Fr;'_' aa,es

.'"3 13 14 15 I7 r8 II) -'0 21 ..31 2J

53 49 50
3 3 3L
12

56 52 :)3

23 37 42
28 37 42
20l l~r 18 3

201 191 133

4t) 33 31
30 16 26
3 II
24
7
6

81 51 105

3" 26 94 II

32 26 94 11
8 9 23 3
19 15 IS
8 t>
20 29 18
9

36 33 19 15 73 3

2
II
3 14

J 23

29
2 6
3
6

3 46
8 100

8 1~Q

2::; 21 21
2
II

29 21 29

33 18 44
31 31 4u z
64 58 90 3
50
29
H 7 l:i

9 7 91
126 106 uo
126 1011 126
fa
26 12 66
 438

Seria.t
Occupied ,---------------------------
Toial
Name of ViIlag" 193 1 house~ No. of No. of Muslim (otb"r,.j
l,o. Population 194 1 Circle Charge , - -___ ..A.. _ _ _ ~
.~ _ ____.;. --.~--....

Per"ons .i\f.alc::J Females Males Females

~ z 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

259 Peth Dialgam 45 6 12 5 769 4 16 353 ,p6 353

200 Ogjan 202 30 204 II4 90 114 90
1980 386 2373 1301 1072 1275 1060
261 Dorn (Town) 225 2 57 8 76 7 2280 1222 lOS!> I I 0') I04~

2252 578 2280 1222 1058 1189 1042

262 N"t~tipora 244 /")2
77 272 144 128 144 128
ZU3 M:t:t:-l_I()()ral- 201 40 165 7° 89 70 8'}
2()4 Sil<lstcrgam 74 21 88 37 5' 37 51
2()j Chdngo 45 0 110 415 20 5 210 20 5 210
206 Nauora Kralmar 2 89 81 295 15 I 144 135 Izg
1258 334 1235 613 622 697 6C7
26 7 Arigam 798 179 78 855 447 408 445 foB
268 Dewalgam 2&69 566 2707 149 1 1210 14~3 Iu6
3467 745 3562 1938 1624 1928 1624
26Q Pranigam 105 21 79 95 54 41 54 41
270 Badermonch 138 39 131 67 04 67 64
27 1 Moudah 439 13 2 470 '3 S 23 2 229 23 2
272 Sadiwarah 76 4 I]I 760 369 39 1 361l 39 1
1446 363 1456 728 728 718 728
273 Manzmoh 86 7 151 80 913 460 453 457 453
274 T"njlu 45 8 92 440 21 9 221 21 9 221
275 Wallgund' 45 1 100 494 23 6 25 8 234 257
276 Hariganl~ It 2 11 6 .5 1
277 Dah",ncn Gagsgnad 381 79 316 14 8 108 148 168
27 8 Gocbaa ./;3 0 55 225 122 10 3 122 103
27Q Tareh~;nT~:1 124 31 121 63 5S 32 31
280 Ojm 147 31 140 70 70 70 70
281 Hilar SLc;;\!ad 360 89 385 190 195 1117 195
3030 630 3045 1514 1531 1470 ·1498
282 Arwadhri" 435 T02 81 397 20 7 190 20 7 190
28 3 Bragam ~ 53 2 13 1 549 25 8 291 247 27 6
28 4 Oic Bamdora ~ .H'! lIS 602 33 2 27 0 3 27 269
285 Takia Ahmad Shah 35 9 28 17 12 17 12
286 Antrch Hal _ 175 32 168· llb 82 80 lI2
~Giebug 79 14 79 34 45 34 45
. 288 Chawalgam- 35 0 So 406 21 5 19 1 2[5 I'll
28 9 Rakh Lisar 82 6 41 21 20 21 20
290 Bhoj 445 90 440 249 19 1 249 19 1
2682 579 2711 1419 1292 1403 1216
291 Qamar IIz7 197 82 1095 53 2 56 3 53 0 56 3
1127 197 1095 532 563 530 563
292 Hal,idal" 9 15 160 83 829 426 40 3 4 20 40 3
915 160 829 426 403 426 403
293 Khrati 885 17 1 84 910 493 41'7 491 4 17
294- DraWl 45 2 8u 484 259 105 259 205
295 Godobal 47 8 85 480 24 8 23 2 2411 232
296 Dandipora 1064 187 1055 593 462 59' 402
297 Badihar 54 1 86 541 301 240 '301 24 0
298 Desu Nowbug 761 185 861 473 388 46 3 388
4181 794 4311 2367 1844 23&4 1944
299 Omoh 25 2 41 85 284 133 151 133 15 1
3 00 Nawgam Shahabad 'IS., 20 3 880 49 8 4 82 497 482
1241 244 1284 631 633 630 633
3 01 Navopora 1066 24 0 86 1146 611 535 606 534
1066 240 1146 611 535 606 534-
 439
1(}41 POPULATION
.. _--_._--- -------~-__________;,._-------- -----~----------- -- - -- ------- -----~

Muslim (Shias)
, - _ . . _J.- ____

Males Females
~

lvlales
Hindus
, -_ _ -"-_ _ _ _ ,

Fcmaks
,

lhles
Sikhs
_ _ __,I..__ .. _ ,

Females Male>;
lluddhists
,--- .. -._---"-- ..•. -_.----....
Femaled Males
Otl1ers·
r----.A.. ------.,
Fem.) . ;-3
...
Males
-,
l'cmale.

'3 IS IS 20 21: .22 23

85
50

26 12 211

6 7 2 7 'j 1.97 10

6 7 27 9 137 10

29
10
3
J[
If, 13
15 96
" .,
4 4 101

6 4 107

3
2
6 3 40 3
29

7 3 74 3

3 55 7
23 4
21
4
20
8
3' 27 23
10
36
44 33 200 15
II!
II 15 23
5 9

7
11 15 5 67

2 39
2 39
Ii
14
15
J
3
I)

10 I')

13 49

3
]2

3&
17
5 17
 Occ!Jl'icd ,
Serbl lq3T bou.ses No. of No of Total Muslim (oibero)
!l.o. Population 1.94 [ Cirde Charge,-- __ ~ __ ...A. - - - - - , ~--~
Per~ons A1ales Females :lI1ales Females

I 3 4 5 7 8 9 IV II

1792
362
11G9

3040 729 32.63 1150 1513 1257

305 Codal Aldan 4(..1() 88 2715 12 34
300 Lohar San~d 17 1 8S11 41 7
307 ] 1:1 :apora ~7 535 254
308 A rei! Hal 81 483 274 20 1) 274
3uy Cllera TCDZi 43 212 l(.:i! 10 3 lOy

4471 891 4834 2617 2217 2614 2217

310 Tileman .Kot 20~ 1075
31 I l{anidlUw Gund 133 5911

1697 341 1665 888 777 886 777

312 13ataguntt :l7I 90 1304
3]3 Polia ~ \)7 465
1630 368 1759 892 867 776 769
3'4 Vcrin.t b (Town) 21 34 91 2219 1110 110 3 OOf> 94'
2134 625 2219 1116 1103 906 942
315 Nab Sou all ilrani 1498 77(> 77(>
316 Takya l\Ingam 1195 633 633
2809 479 2693 1409 1284 1409 1284

317 Bindozalangam Job] 93 1135 hIt, 5 I~) 5 10

1061 220 1135 616 619 606 510

318 Gwas 12] 94 525 2Rt zt)r

319 Kapran [5(' 750 394 394
279 1275 675 600 675 600
320 Hcngipora 95 336 17 0 J7° 1b6
321 J{angmonc]u .:!5 124 U2
322 Chowhan 4') 176 ~7
• 323" Hatgowas 71 380 I~I

1092 206 1016 &20 496 520 496

LiI.kbawan Lankpora 21t 1093. S84 soy 411:1
Chalpath 47 256 135 1'21 lIS
Boneh Gund 62 282 139 '43 143
Shankcrpora Rz 382- 212 17 0 17 0
Nawpora Sbahabad 13 2 597 zf)o 2S0
Shawangrnm 47 243 II5 1I5
Krarl Shahabad 88 434 20 5 20 5

669 3287 1744 1543 1616 1446

39 68 4 9I 795
B. P. 1148 160 681 371 310 371 310

GRAND TOTAL I93532 I05085 87070

.OtherS-2M 2F Indian Cltristians.

(i) Differences have heen noticed in the spelling of viliR/(e names as given in the '·iIlage Tables for 1931 and as shown in the
enumeration record for 1941. For the 1941 Village Tables we have adopted the spelling given in tbe record after ch('cking it with the spelling
~iv " In the list of villages supplied by· the District CenslIs Officer in 1<14'. The list of such villages is given below:-

As shown in Village Tabks 193'"- Spelling adopted in .... illage Table, '941.
S. No. Name. S. No. Naml:.

Scwar '74 Lcwar

Gund Nowda 13 2 Gund Nauroz
 +p:
1941 PO~ULATlOI'
_------------A-------------------------------,--.--...
Sikhs Buddhists Others· Total literates
Muslim (Shias) Hindus ,.------A-___ ,
,-_ _ _ A - - - - " r-----"----., r----"'------.., ,-----"'----~ r---._.I.-_-.,
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females
Males Female.

zz I3 I4 IS I6 X7 I8 19 i/Q IJX 22 21

leg 2
155 155
19
3 3 1v4
12 7 98

U5 258 232 3

3
85
40
5
19
II

3 160

2 8
II

2 19

39 25 69
73 51 3
71
11& 9a 120 3

8 228 l'I
Iof 196 153

14 a 186 1&3 22a 12

18
49
67

10 , 98

10
• 98

34
28 10

82 11

3
I
8
14
26

120
., 91
(;
55
I
4
7
g
I
14

128 97 91 1

7rI 432 5 6QI 464 2 2 2 10834 601·

"44 53ST

53aT 60x 60r

 A9 shown in Village Tables 1931. Spelling adopted in Village Tables 19.1.

S. No. Name. S. No. Na.me.

71 9 8 Shurat Gund <3(> Suthrast-ghar

71 95 Hamiyar '3 0 Heiyar .
7 193 Doniyar 134 Depatyar
7 212 G1rah Gund 15 1 Miragund
7 2 40 Chattar Bug 126 Kherehbug
7247 Gher Behunadru l7 0 Chetren Bedra
72 52 Leehi Dajan 168 Lehan Daji
72 53 Hardu Keihaln Sufliwara X67 Hardu Keithal Sofipora
7 2 54 Gunjigam 166 Kanjgam
7264 Nier 138 Vanier
7261 Dalier Sicram 146 Virsieran
7 266 Ladro Il3 Ladhna
72 74 Bonakot 94 Botkot
72 75 Bonakot Gujran 95 Botkot Gujran
72<)1 Gohripora 82 Logripora
73 1 3 Batpora Chandipora 6r Batapora
7 2 93 Seegam 89 Gund Saligam
73 0 5 Salia Dahnipom 63 Salia Panehalpo.a
73 12 Nawgam Khawarpora 59 Nawgam
73 0 7 Darar Kandrun 66 Brar-Angandan
73 08 N egha )la'1i 64 Teng Marg
73 16 Halsu 54 M.oulsu
7-3 2 3 Hassanabad 57 Hassanabad Hotmora
73 2 7 Cheyalibug 50 Chetipaibug
73 28 Lashmipora 49 Shamsipora
7333 Manipora 24 Matipora
7 22 9 Azehbu~ 161 Arehbll~
7339 Jesfin 1 Sifan
7370 Gopalpom Kaial1 Amergarh 35 -\mirgarh Gopalpora Kalan
737 6 Chhatai Mangpora 43 Kerewa Chatisinghpora
7471 Krari 254 Krari Kothar
74.5 2 Sand Sona 19 1 Sandsomah
745 1 Tahjewa.-a 193 ThajwaTa Martand
73.55 Ontar Sunjigund 13 Autrusu Naj1gund
75 20 Pa.lapora ::H9 Pakhpora
7444 Lakhwan Larakhpofll 32 4 Lakhawa.n I.ankpora.
75 I I Hakura 23 1 Hakura Badasgam
7,p8 Giebom 28 7 Giebug
75 0 9 Babaki 23 6 Bahai
74~6 Chawa!(am 288 Chawalgam
7424 Oie Adora 28 4 Oie Bamdora
745 0 Krari 33 0 Krari Shaabad
7H6 Nawpora 3 28 Nawpora Sahaabad
743 6 Devgaj Gund 277 Dalwach Gagsgund
73 84 Shatergam 2(>4 Shastergam
73 88 Batagund Angore 3 12 Bata Gund
73 R6 Nadora KTalsar 266 Nadora Kra.lmar
7439 Salar Shahabad 281 Hilar Shah bad
7432 Batjalu 274 Tunjlu
7442 l\landrah 271 Moudah
739 6 Halidar 29 2 Halsidar
739 8 Charas 3 18 Gwas
740 9 Chern Tenzi Perneri 30 9 Chern Ten,,;
74 I I Gadohal 295 Gadobal
749 R Magom 206 Nagam
75 00 Kyhar 2I4 Khalhar
75 02 Brarahama 21 3 Hilerarhama
7468 Ogjeh Pat"n 25 0 Ogreh Balan
74 64 Nawgam 197 Nawgam Kothar
74 65 Lasvangas 247 Shawangas
747 8 Shiekhpora 226 Shivepora

(ii) Sa.khras serial number 173 i. not traceable in Vilhlge Tables ]931. This was probably shown under some othor name or included witk
"orne other village in (93(.
(iii) The villages Panzmolla and Chi having- serial numbers 65 and 25 respectively a.lso cover the population Clf Nowpora Kharpora and
Yalibug which were shown separately under""';al number 7315 and serial number 7326 respectIvely in 1931. The figures for 1<131 represent
the totals of the equivalent for 1941 in eaeh case.
(iv) Boat population has been shown separately where it iii so recorde.d This population ha. 110 serial number ;0 the Village Table9.
 MUZAFFARABAD.
The Muzaffarabad District lies to the north- The headquarters of the Uri Tehsil is at
west of the Kashmir Province. On its own north Pirasthan (Uri town) on the Jhelum Valley Road
it is bounded by, the Chilas illaqa of the Gilgit about 60 miles from Srinagar. The headquarters
Agency and Astore ; on the west and north-west of the Ramah Tehsil is at Teetwal. It is connect-
by the N. \'1. F. Province of British India; on ed with Muzaffarabad by a pack transport road
the south, beyond the watershed of the Pir Panjal, which starts on the right bank of the Kishenganga
lies Poonch J agir and to the east Baramulla. at Muzaffarabad but later crosses to the left
The area of the district is 2,408 sq. miles. bank. Beyond Teetwal the road goes on to
It comprises the three tehsils Muzaffarabad, Uri Shardaji, venerated by Hindus, and ReI; in
and Karnah the separate areas of which are many places it is little better than a bridle
546, 520 and 1,342 sq. II?-ile~ respectively. path.
Muzaffarabad is the smallest dIstrIct of the Kash-
mir Province with respect to area, population 2. Population.~The population of the
and crops. The whole district is mountainous. district in I931 was 237.447 ; at the recent Census
Climatic conditions vary considerably. In sum- it was 264,67I, an increase of II.46 per cent.
mer the heat of Domel (2,200 ft), and other against 10.29 per cent. for the whole State. No
villages at a low altitude, is extreme compared particular reasons can be advanced for the larger
to the delightful temperature of ,villages at leveh proportionate increase. The population of each
exceeding 6,000 ft. In the winter Darnel and tehsil in 193I was II2,798, 71,570 and 53,079
the low-lying areas enjoy a very pleasant climate for Muzaffarabad, Uri and Karnah respectively.
whereas the high altitude villages experience The figures at the recent Census were I25,585,
heavy snow fall and intense cold. 80,2:23 and 58,863, in the same order, representing
a percentage increase of II.33, 12.09 and 10.89
The headquarters of the district and of the respectively. Muslims predominate in all tehsils
tehsil of the same name are at Muzaffarabad, and total 245,858; this is equivalent to over
situated on the right bank of the Jhelum and at 9 2 per cent. of the population; only 436 are
the confluence of the Jhelum and Kishenganga recorded as Shias. Of the rest Sikhs come next
rivers. Opposite on the left bank of the Jhelum with a total of I2,922, over two-thirds belonging
connected to Muzaffarabad by a first class motor to the MiIzaffarabad Tehsil, Hindus total 5,846
bridge, is Darnel. The Jhelum and Kishenganga of whom also over two-thirds live in Muzaffara-
rivers both pass thruugh the district; the former bad. All others, mostly Indian Christians,
through the Uri Tehsil and along the border of total 45.
Muzaffarabad Tehsil and the latter through the
Karnah and Muzaffarabad Tehsils. Neither is LingUistically and ethnologically the majority
navigable; their greatest service is to afford a of the people of this district have no affinity to
cheap means of floating timber to the Punjab. the people of the rest of the Kashmir Province.
The tributaries of these two rivers supply water There are considerable numbers of Kashmiri
for irrigation wherever it is possible to bring it to Muslims in all three tehsils but the large Gujjar
the cultivable land at the mouths and on the element has no racial connection with the
sides of the mountain torrents. Rashmiri Muslim. The Hindus are mostly
connected with Punjab families; the same may
The Jhelum Valley Road runs through the be said of many of the Sikhs; the ancestors of
Uri Tehsil from east to west and follows closely the remainder of the Sikhs probably found their
the left bank of the Jhelum. At Darnel it way to the area during the time of Sikh rule
bifurcates; the main road goes on through Kohala which ended in 1846. The chief local languages
to Murree and Rawalpndi; the branch crosses the are Pahari, Kashmiri and Punjabi. Details con-
Domel bridge and runs on through the Muzaffar- nected with the sex ratio for the different tehsils
abad Tehsil to Ramkot and then into the Mansehra and the number of occupied houses can be seen
Tehsil of Abbottabad Distrd of the N. W. F. P. easily by a reference to the tables.
Except for these two main roads, communications
are not good and consist of bridle paths only 3. Migrations.-There is little emigration
which are subject to serious damage from heavy or immigration. A few men may go to the
rains every year. The completion of the road Punjab in the winter in search of employment
now under construction from near Uri to Poonch, but the number is believed to be negligible.
over the Haji Pir, will give the district a valuable Bakarwals from Poonch and Kotli migrate with
link with Poonch Jagir. their flocks and herds to the good pastures of Uri
 444
and Kamah Tehsils in the summer. Men in food grains. No fairs are held for the purpose of
fair numbers come from the Haveli Tehsil of sale and interchange of agricultural produce.
Poonch to work in the forests in the Kishenganga Walnuts grow well at suitable altitudes throughout
valley. the district and the crop forms a minor source of
income.
4. Agriculture.-Maize is easily the most
important crop: rice, wheat and barley are 5. Industries and Labour.-There are no
definitely of secondary importance; maize organised industries other than the exploitation
forms the staple diet of the great majority of the of forests. Wool spinning and weaving on band
population. In Muz:lfiarabad Tehsil wheat takes looms is a cottage industry; good blankets and
second place to maize with rice third and barley puttoos are produced for local consumption.
of little importance. In Uri rice comes next to Snuff is made in the Uri and MuzaffaraLJad
maize followed by wheat; barley is again a poor Tehsils. Efforts are being made to start apiculture
fourth. In Karnah maize is easily the most in Uri.
important followed by rice; other crops are of
comparatively little importance. Oilseeds, pulses, The exploitation of the forests may be said
dhals and trumba are grown in small quantities to be the only industry in the district. In the
in all tehsils. upper reaches of the Kishenganga valley, in the
Karnah Tehsil, the magnificent forests, containing
Taking the district as Q whole production is deodar, pine and lir, have been \vorked for years
insufficient. Imports of rice and maize are ob- and have been a steady source of employment
tained from the Kashmir Valley 'Uta the J helum and profit to loc<li inhabitants. Without this
Valley Road in the case of the Uri and ::\luzaffar- outlet for local labour the area cou1d not support
abad Tehsils and from the neighbouring tehsil the existing comparatively small population.
of Uttarmachipora in the case of Karnah. Culti- There are forests in the other tehsils too but they
vation depends chiefly on rainfall; perhaps are not so extensive or valuable or such a steady
15 per cent. of the cultivated area is irrigated; source of employment. The people of Muzaffar-
this is dependent on small kuhls taken off from abad and Uri get a good deal of employment on
springs and from mountain streams. There are road construction work. This is particularly
no canals of any individual importance. so in the case of Uri. The Jhelum Valley Road
runs right through the tehsil; in addition the
In Uri Tehsil rice production for the fairly Uri-Poonch road is under construction and
large Kashmiri element of the population is not provides a good outlet for local labour. Road
sufficient. Maize production is ample but as construction and repair work in Kamah Tehsil
exports are made to Poonch and British India is negligible. In the forest areas particularly
some quantities are imported from the Kashmir in Karnah Tehsil the people of adjacent villages
Valley to make good any deficiency resulting get additional income by the collection of
from local exports. Muzaffarabad Tehsil is guchhis-a specie of morel-and the collection
not self-supporting in food grains, especially in of Kuth and other minor forest produce.
the case of rice which is imported from the
Kashmir Valley. In some areas of Karnah about Unskilled labour rates vary from four annas
one-sixth of tlie total, particularly in the south- to ten annas according to the nature of the work.
western end of the tehsil, on either side of the Artizans and skilled workers earn from eight annas
main Kishenganga Valley, production of food to rupee one per day.
crops only suffices for about three months
consumption. In the remaining five· sixths of the There is small electric power station at
area production is said to be sufficient for half the :Muzaffarabad which was started by private
year. enterprise and later taken over by the Eelectrical
Department of the State. There is a large electric
The area under gardens and orchards in all power station at :\1ohora in the Uri Tehsil, on
three tehsils is negligible. Such orchards as exist the main J. V. Road, which supplies lighting and
are in the Muzaffarabad Tehsil, about 225 acres. power to Srinagar and many other areas.
Vegetables, the most important of which are Machines, electically propelled, have been instal-
potatoes, are grown to a small extent ncar led at Muzaffarabad for the extraction of oil.
Muzaffarabad and other urbanised areas. Other
. vegetables grown are turnips, onions, chillies, 6.. Means of Subsistence and Indebtedness;-
tomatoes and karelas. Vegetables as a crop are The great majority of the people of the district
practically non-existent in rural areas where all are dependent on agriculture, Ih'estock and labour
,available land is required for the production of in the forests and on the roads for a livelihood.
 445
There are other miscellaneous sources of income were collected by the Settlement D3partment at
but tho38 mentioned ar~ the most important. A the end of the decade I921-30 and, sin::e we h'we
relatively ·s,u:tlL numbe~ are employed in govern- assu'ned no increase in the past decade, they
ment service. probably reFesent an understatement rather than
the reverse. Towards the end of the decade
Karnah is not sdf.suppo;ting in the· matter I92I-30 the Agriculturists Relief Act was
of food grains for more than half the year and the passed; this limits the rate of interest which a
other two tehsils taken together have little to money-lender can recover in the courts and
spare. Muzaffarabad is not self supporting. restricts his ability to get a strangle-hold on the
In these circumstan::es a high price for food peasant. At the sa...-ne time it must limit the
.grains is not an advantage to the majority al- zamindars credit and ability to raise funds. If
though those whose holdings produce more than evasion is prevented the legislation mentioned
enough for their own requirements benefit; must assist the .~amindar gradually to reduce
such holdings constitute a s.nall minority. his indebtednes. The details given indicate that
throughout the district means of subsistence
Settlement operations for the revision of are strictly limited, the standard of living low and
assessment rates were carried out in all three indebtedness greater than the community can
tehsils comparatively, recently; the reports easily bear.
were issued in 1936, 1935 and 1931 for Muzaffar-
abad, Uri and Karmh respectively. The rates 7. Education.--The number of schools in
adopted are reasonable and well below prices the whole district is one High School, seven
current during the past decade although the Middle Schools and 88 Primary Schools. The
latter were lower than during the decade 1921-30. High School is located at the district headquarters,
In the absence of an economic survey it is not Muzaffarabad; there are also two Middle Schools
possible to give accurate figures for indebted- and 32 Primary Schools for boys and one Middle
ness. School and one Primary School for girls in this
tehsil.
In the Settlement reports referred to above
unsecured debt is given as Rs. 1,226,219, In Uri Tehsil there are two Middle Schools
Rs. 477,241, Rs. 238,410 in the order they are and 26 Primary Schools for boys and I Prim3.ry
mentioned. Assuming these figures have not School for girls; in Karnah two Middle Schools
since increased, the average debt per head on the and 28 Primary Schools.
basis of the I941 population works out at
Rs. 9.76, Rs. 5.96 and Rs. 4.05 for Muzaffarabad, Local opinion is·to the effect that the schools
Uri and Karnah respectively. As the Wazir of provided are sufficient to meet present require-
the district estimates the average annual income ments in Muzaffarabad and Uri Tehsils but not
per head to be only Rs. 40 the debt per head is in the case of Karnah owing to the mountainous
heavy particularly in the case of Muzaffarabad character of the latter. But it is doubtfal if the
Tehsil. The figures given br unsecured debts existing number of· schools: is suffi~ient in any
refer to those paying land revenue only and so the tehsils and the present policy of. His Highness'
figures per head of the population are only Government to open more primary schools every
approximate. The Settlement reports state year is in accordance with requirements.
that unsecured debt at the time of Settlement
revision was equivalent to Rs. 16-13-5 per At the recent Census the number of literates
cultivated acre in Muzaffarabad, Rs. 13-9-3 in in each tehsil was Muzaffarabad 6,962 males and
Uri and Rs. I3-0-3 in Karnah. Taking the I,826 females, Uri 3,964 males and 537 females
number of assamis from the reports, (46,525, and Karnah I,899 males and 69 females. These
24,262 and I6,545 respectively) the debt works figures give a percentage of 5.7 for the whole
out at Rs. 26.3, Rs. I9.6 and Rs. 14-4 per district and 6.9, 5.6 and 3.3 for the tehsils
assami for the three tehsils in the order quoted Muzaffarabad, Uri and Karnah separately.
above.
An examination of the tables in detail will
These debts for the most part have been show that both the number and the perc(;ntage
accumulated in the past under the Rekh or of literates is higher in those villages and localities
Wadh system by which advances taken from where there are Sikhs and Hindus. Tllis is
moneylenders against future deliveries of agri- particularly so in the case of villages conta.ining
-cultural produce go on incre1.sing with a.ccumul.1t- Sikhs j further the number and percentage of
ing interest charge" nnless deliveries due are literate females is higher in vilhges inhabited by
punctually made. The figures for debt quoted Sikhs than in other village:;. From these fJ.~tors
it is clear that the percentage of literacy ampngst seems to be good except at Uri town; a scheme
Sikhs in this district is higher than for the chief for improved supplies is said to be in hand. The
ccmmunity but it does not follow that tbis is so water in Karnah ~s said to be good and adequate.
in every village.
9. Miscellaneous.-(a) The chief places of
8. HEalth and Water Supply.-The per- archaeological or religious interest in the dis-
centage incre2se in population for the district trict are:-
and for each tdlsil is higher than the average for
the whole State and health conditions during the (i) Sarai Jahangir said to have been built
decade appear to have been good. There were by the Emperor J ahangir at Muzaffar-
no serious epidemics of cholera, typhoid, small- abad.
pox or typhus. Malaria is prevalent in most
of the villages of Muzaffarabad and Uri Tehsils (ii) Gurdwara Guru Hargobind Singh Sahib
and is said to be the chief cause of death. In at Nolochi, Muzafiarabad, Pal'anpillan
Ramah there is seme malaria in "mages at low and Gujarbandi (Uri).
altitudes but it is not serious; pneumonia
appears to be the chief cause of illne3s and death. (iii) Mughal ruins at Uri, Chikar and Gujar-
Karnah seems to be the most healthy tehsil and bandi.
Muzaftarabad the least.
(iv) Ruins of ancient Hindu temples at
There are three dispensaries in Muzaffar- Buniar and Thatha in Uri Tehsil.
abad, three in Uri and two in Karnah. In addition
there aIe Ayurvedic and Unani practitioners in (v) Shri Sharda Ji temple in Karnah.
all three tehsils. The people are said to prefer
indigenous treatment everywhere because it is (b) The more important fairs held in the
less expensive. Medical facilities cannot be district are :-
described as adequate in any tehsil but in Karnah
they are said to be inadequate. This tehsil is (i) The Gurdwara Nolochi fair held in the
remote from district headquarters and from month of Baisakh at Muzaffarabad.
Srin2gar ; it is very mountainous and there are
no roads for wheeled traffic. An itinerant (ii) Ziarat Sain Sahib's fair at Jalalabad
disJ:ensary carried on pack-transport would be a in Magh at Muzaffarahad.
great boen. There is an Ayurvedic practitioner
at Sharda Ji who is subsidised by government (iii) The fair held at the confiuence of the·
but the grant sandie-red in his favour is said to be Kishenganga and Jhelum rivers at
very small. Domel.
Supplies of driLking water are reported to be (iv) The fair held at the Sharda J i shrine
adequate and good on the whole in the Muzaffar- each year in the month of Bhadon
abad T ehsil except in some of the villages in (Karnah).
the Chikar locality. In Uri Tehsil the supply
 VILLAGE TABLES

DISTRICT MUZAFFARABAD. TEHSIL MUZAFFARABAD

 44 8
CENSUS;
VILLAGE.
District Muzafiarabad
Tehsil Muzaflarabad

Occupied , - - - - - - - - -------------
193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others}
Serial Name of Village -..,
No_ Population Ig·41 Circle Charge r--Jt,..~
Persons Males Females Males Females

(2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II
I

Grutn..r 237 45 253 144 10~ 144 109

I
2 Roil Giran 86 5 149 1005 54 8 457 546 457
Majhoto.r 555 102 599 32 5 274 32l 27 2
3 1064 18 5 1117 63 1 4 86 630 +l!6
4 Bal Giran
2721 481 2974 1648 132. 1641 1324

Jeong 698 135 801 4 16 38 5 4 16 38 5

5 18 6 27 [7 10 [7 10
6 Damroli 101 lor
Min Giran 235 43 238 137 '37
7 672 12 5 737 379 35 8 377 35~
8 Palla 188 IBM
Panjool Gali 254 46 333 145 145
9
1877 355 2136 1137 999 1136 999

10 Sarli Sacha 622 109 3 723 3 86 337 386 337

63 8 [07 729 3 83 34 f) 383 34 6
II Panjoor
12 Panj Nand 121 17 134 70 64 70 64-
102 20 124 70 54 70 54
13 Muhri 160 74 86 86
IIB 23 74
14 Cbatha
15 Machhiara 76 5 129 774 424- 35° 4 20 35 0

2366 406 2644 1407 1237 1403 1237

279 53 4 282 15 8 124- 15 8 124

16 Dooliar 104 10 4
Danna 142 33 181 77 77
17 339 17 8 l(Jl 17 8 IbI
18 Jhakkharian 297 59
75 19 111 58 53 58 53
19 Kabaya 123
Koli 210 42 222 99 12 3 Y9
20 125 69 56 6\1 56
21 Chamian Khetar 120 21
152 27 175 94 81 'J4 81
22 Sernian
But Dara. 13 0 22 167 96 7' <)b 7I
23 186 246 1·4 122 I'l4 122"
24 Gorakha. 47
1591 323 1848 1004 844 1004 844

Cboorel Dabrial 49 2 96 5 510 257 253 257 253

25 366 186 16y 186 169
26 Ghatian 360 66
468 102 508 257 25 1 257 25 1
27 G"li Kbetar
404 95 471 "36 235 23 6 235
28 Doha 29 6 28 5
5 25 III 581 296 2 85
29 Besri
2249 470 2425 1232 1113 1232 1193:

Seri Bheri 9 83 20 7 1032 505 52 7 504 52 7

3° 175 29 173 100 73 100 73
31 Sadiqa 26 26
Nalla. 48 12 60 34 34
32 166 83 83 83 83
Kalas 148 24
33 71 38 33 38 33
34 Hariala 5' 9
1405 281 1602 760 742 758 742'

y6 24 7 134 72 6. 72 62'
3.5 Giran Kotli 262 346 168 177 168 177
36 Pialian Hatnar&
37 Lari
129 ~a 145 66 79 66 79'
6 39 26 q .6 13
3 8 Prak ·F 62 80 62
136 31 142 80'
39 Kundbr 495 260 235 260 235
45 0 Sf)
40 Bandi Khatana 27 8 50 313 163 150 16 3 150
41 Dhatoora 231 12 3 108 12 3 108
4- 2 Chakaria
211 42
1604 312 1844 940 904 940 904

Bagb 10 7 24 111 64 47 u4 47
43 197 199 104 95 10 4 95
Sangri 49
44 12 40 20 20 20 20
45 Hootr....i 33
1187 243 1099 575 52 4 575 52 4
'If> Saidpur
 4-49

1941
TABLES

194 I POPULATION

Muslim (Shias) Hindus

- - - - -Sikhs
- Buddhists lolal literate.
~---, ,-------'-----, ,..-------'---, ,----"'----,
Males Females Ma.les Fema.les Males Fema.les Males Fema.les Males Females

I2 I3 IS I6 I7 I9 20 2I 22 23

2 f
f 2 2
9

• 2 111

5
r
6

2 14

II
6

.. 14

4 IS
5

5
9

28
If
4
S
~

21
20
2

5
17

S
3
10
6
3

t'I
,
6

J"
 450

Occupied ,-----
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 194 1 Circle Charge ,---------'-- ,-------'--------.
Persons Males Fernal... Males Females

:c • 3 4 j 6 7 8 9 :co :c:c

47 Shurnian 1MS 32 lB4 100 84 100 84

48 Riali 32 5 57 379 203 17 0 203 17 6
49 Rajkote 40 7 75 484 23S -.2(; 238 226
2441 492 2476 1304 1172 1304 1172
50 Sachian 44 9 II 43 27 16 27 16
5 J Mamdal 37 8 75 374 186 ,~S 1116 188
5' Balseri 66 "7 112 59 53 59 53
53 Parsacha 36 3 67 408 ·Z21 ,S5 I()Q 11.0

54 Drar 386 85 440 244 I{)6 244 196

55 Ghundi '3 1 ]1 163 89 74 119 74
1388 284 1538 828 712 785 4i47
56 Bashash 20 7 40 10 277 152 125 15 2 125
57 Battal 4 15 87 434 235 199 235 199
58 KaTshan 27 138 64 64
59 Bela Durkoti
(~~ 25
74
16 9
74
[6 9
4
60 Kabori 63 8 147 727 4°( 326 27 8 2J7
(>I Kulser 13 9 18 '5 3 II J
1436 320 1619 893 726 788 617
62 Jabri 5 ( II 12 6 (> 6 6
63 Khanian 275 50 377 L/)5 l"9:Z 18 5 19 2
64 Gbanian 286 50 378 192 I~6 192 186
65 Rajpaian 368 73 433 223 210 220 210
66 Saryan 494 75 524 272 252 27 2 25 2
67 Danol 59 '5 80 37 43 37 43
68 Bandi Miran 109 1\1 104 55 i9 5.~ 49
69 Jabbian 21 .5 19 8 1I 8 II

1817 28B 1927 9Ta 949 975 949

70 TaIgimn .~99 93 12 584 292 292. 292 292
71 Said Batta 253 59 280 149 I3 L '49 13 1
72 Seri Karr.. 193 39 192 ]og 83 109 ~3
73 Sumbal Bhanna 70 17 87 49 38 49 38
74 Seri Laloo H4 13 71 38 33 38 33
75 Bhatikka 54 0 '34 752 3 C)2 360 49 39
1739 355 1988 1029 937 688 616
76 Narhotar '33 51 13 238 138 101 138 lO[
77 Man Giran 300 75 344 180 16 4 174 15 6
78 Dherian 68 23 96 46 50 13 12
79 Badyar 17 4 15 10 5 10 5
80 Ashrok 239 5R 263 142 121 88 74
81 Kanian 349 109 392 20g 18 3 .loq IlSj
8. Pagdam 108 33 113 65 48 65 48
83 Bandi Sboran 75 16 66 36 30 36 30
1389 388 152B 826 702 733 609
84 Pichhpai 120 21 Ii 86 47 39 47 39
85 Tarkhan Bandi 64 14 TB 41 37 4' 37
86 Hir Kotli 789 166 836 45 6 3 80 3 SI 3 09
87 Batmang 33 0 69 404 228 176 'l28 176
1303 270 1404 772 832 897 561
88 Bandi Mir SamdaW. 20R 6J 15 28& 139 12 7 139 12 7
89 Ihela 295 85 385 208 157 208 157
90 Paj Giran 63 16 54 34 20 34 20
91 Sherwan 7.0 13 99 .1' 41 52 47
92 SIiawai 191 46 227 137 90 137 90
93 Kamah 92 23 120 60 60 60 60
94 Thangar 90 17 96 53 43 53 43
<)5 Rot 75 2n 107 60 47 60 47
96 Hasan Galian 351 15 353 207 '4 6 20 7 146
97 T_amian Patian 39 0 58 463 256 20 7 256 20 7
98 Doon!( 106 .6 127 66 61 60 57
99 Saria.n 117 22 12B 74 54 74 54
100 Morbad 102 22 111 61 ;0 6I 50
tOY Dral Nakka 129 31 187 103 84 J03 84
t2Tt 5411 t703 1&10 1193 1104 1189
 45 1
1941 POPULATION
------------------------'-
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs BUddhists
--,
Others· Total literates
,------"---------., ,......-----'-----. ,------_.._--. r------'------, ,---_..__----.,
Male. Females Males l"emales Males l"ema!es Males Females Males Females Males Females

:r ~~ .I3 .I4 IS I6 J7 I8 I9 .0 ~.r ~2 23

'*
13
3
38
2
12
3
61 6,:) 21 8
2,:)
3
81 85 68 a
7
3

lOS 99 18 [0 100 30
4

105 II 22 10 112 30

6
2
9
2
4

:I 23
14 8
6 2
4
2
4
343 321 247 212

343 321 277 122

6 a
6 8 9 S
33 38 28 16
7
54 41 53 40
19 9
19
9
13 .3 1&0 74
2
[

75 71 21
[2

75 71 3.
58 a
18
12
2
2

2 4
.
2

2 :t

2
2

I
• • 106 12
 Occupied . r------~
Serial Name of Villaga 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge ,...--.-~ ~
Persons Malos Females Males Females

:r 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

102 Ba!ak Bhanna 83 17 16 106 52 .'i4

103.Hadora '3 (> 24 8 16
104 Bandi Samman 64 15 80 38 42
105 Bela Noor Shah 143 23 136 70 61
106 Kham Darang IfY 22 178 95 43
107 Mohri ~<) 118 59 59
lOS Gojra oOf II3 131 373 354
109 Naloochi 435 124 593 3 00 39
Iro Darra 35 8 77 464 243 211
I I I Hamkote 282 78 386 208 156
II. Shoran 63 II 59 zH 31
2293 504 2863 1414 1389 1140 1088
113 Patrin<l 5 15 17 624 349 275 J44 273
II4 Retar 54 79 39 40 39 40
II5 Gotah 20 4 218 108 110 108 IIO
116 Sarar 199 229 II3 II6 113 n6
117 Alra 100 112 59 53 59 53
u8 Hll.san Abad 103 96 50 46 50 46
119 Dhani Dhondaa II4 117 (>2 55 liz 55
120 Seri II4 124 59 65 II 5
1403 1599 839 760 786 698
1:21 AtshaJ "74 200 lOt <)9 JOI 99
122 Kotti 943 1188 5th ()o6 139 131)
l23 Domashi 99 67 45 42 45 42
124 Abhial 12 3 128 71 57 II 6

1339 1603 199 804 296 283

1:25 Rara 189 33 19 2 180 100 38 18
126 Basnara 15 8 H 198 100 8
127 Utra.i 254 58 276 143 14 2 133
128 Garthan 18, 35 187 101 101 86
129 Sawan 12 7 35 148 81 RI 67
130 Nam!i 18 7 'II 187 107 107 80
131 Nagni 97 24 115 68 68
132 Niman 4'
34 14 60 34 10

1227 284 1351 734 617 665 425

133 Bharoora 77 22 2. 100 57 43 57 -13
134 Kherabad 237 56 244 128 116 106 95
135 Shah Dara 246 43 218 113 10 5 107 <;3
136 Sayan .246 _'jQ 288 149 139 7
137 Barsala 243 58 273 ISO 12 3 13 8 il9
138 Batangi II2 15 71 41 30 31 20
'39 . Dhani Koha!... 54 27 75 49 26 2, 15
140 Dangali 17 2 30 168 89 69 89 ('9
141 BaThan 50 II 56 3 25 3' ~5
142 Chatar Kalas 226 59 257 '49' 108 129 Ii.~

1863 380 1740 958 784 716 587

143 Bagna 297 58 21 363 181 182 177
IH Bagla Sikhan ISb 38 250 136 l!4 19
145 Dachha 19 1 39 184 91 93 89
146 Dlli 197 39 194 107 87 87
'47 Puthian 23 0 43 224 105 119 119
148 Satnara 180 33 167 86 71 71
'49 Uchah 8, Iii 88 37 jI 31
1363 266 1440 743 697 593
Karian 78 13 22 78 40 36
Namotar II3 :Z:Z 126 70 56
DarbuDII-... 657 141 746 389 357
Hariola 3 01 65 312 15' J60
Danna 893 17 l 943 499 444
Sehotar 3 12 6" 313 176 137
1354 473 2&16 1328 1198 1109 1012
:IS6 Baglota 76 68 34 34
IS7 Dhawi 175 168 8. 8.
.I.IS Jalihari 9.5 94 41 41
 433

....... -----._
Muslim (saias)
.,---.-......... ----..
Males Females
1').41 POPUL.TION
._---A---__________

,--_

Males
Hindus
_.A__~

Females
r-~
Males
Sikhs

Females
~
Males
Buddhists
Females Males
----.
Others'
Females
-..
Total literates
<r-----A
Males
-.-.~-~
Females

I2 I3 I4 IS I6 I7 16 I9 flO flI _Zfl 23

.3
2 2

:; 3 .6
'S 13 17 27 25 2
9

.of 2 251
1 ..
25 2
.6
"47
1
46
4
7 ,,6 21) 5?
i

12 4 304 292 17 27 ~8B 52

58 g

7
,6
5
2
3
48 60 39 35
5 2 48 60 120 4i

2
443 47" 24 6 17 2
60 51 35 IS

503 521 2i14 187

I~
62 62 36
99 42 II
92
3
2
2
6 4
.24 26 2

178 192 91 26
n
2Z 21 19 3
6 12 17
142 55 4
6
9 10
6 ..
139
21
7
18 II 10 19 2
2
1
:z 3 IS 17 21 4

35 24 205 193 lS8 15

8 2.of I
5
105 95 74 16
2 4
2
2
(,
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115 104 112 17

12
2 3 8
78 85 81 60 5.
93
37 ]6 It

130 94 87 84 52 5

2
6
4
 454

Occupied (-_.. _---_._

Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of l;o. of Total Muslim (others)
Population 1941 Circle Charge (--- - . - - - - " - - ,----A-------..
No.
l'crsons Males Females Males Females

I
, J 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

159 Rajputhi 54 8 147 694 359 335 221 224

160 BaHan 46 3 101 1i92 3 17 275 31 7 275

Ibl Path .. Kachili 212 61 252 lIH 134 T34 Ill!

1569 408 186a 881 885 843 774

16', Kachili 574 II9 24 679 397 282 325 25 1

554 Il4 631 .9 H 333 286 3 20
163 SJ.Hwarian
164 I{ot(' 7 15 1b[ 782 42 3 359 423 359
165 Tr.rhaJa 474 96 632 29~ 234 ·9 H 234
2311 496 2117.4 14111 17.08 1337. 11114

166 Kat),or 894 188 25 897 52 7 37 0 52 7 37 0

167 Prom Kot" 906 16. 1081 55 6 5 25 55 6 5 2.'1
1800 350 1918 1083 895 1083 895

168 Ram Kate 80 7 173 26 946 5 01 444 49 6 433

109 Nal'Kar Fatote 45 2 10 7 630 26 5 26 5 265 .65
170 I'aflotc 227 51 241 13 6 10 5 136 105

17 1 Ch31'kandi 203 54 255 13 1 124 11 b

1748 385 1972 1034 938 908 809

Mustimba 46b 100 27 1i44 .83 261 28 3 .61

17' 381 20 4 187 62
173 lVI'Jhla 33 8 81 64
PifdllCtr 139 32 141 fir 80
174 70 36
175 ShamJati 53 14 34
17 6 DOODg 126 26 157 92 6.5 92 6.5
Kasian Hald 437 84 486 24 1 245 241 244
177 149 84 65 63
178 Dudal Wain 144 30 50'
Mahindri 186 39 199 91 loB 14 10
179
1889 406 2137 1092 1045 757 898·

180 Maira Kalan 4 65 96 28 699 3 1• 28 7 198 173

181 Awera Lalla Kalus 273 64 313 160 153 IS 14
182 Awai'a Urnar Klui.n 209 37 279 15 1 128 62 56
183 Maira Khurd 582 II6 708 37 1 335 269 24 6
184 Pajja 221 44 224 126 9R 126 '18

1750 3&7 2121 1120 1001 670 1i87

185 Bhanna 606 IIo 29 629 34 0 289 34 0 289

186 l'irrLhi 601 124- 696 39 6 3 00 39 6 30 0 '
18 7 J'otha 394 102 497 255 242 255 242
188 Awani Bhoon lOl 27 105 62 43 62 43
1702 363 1927 1063 874 101i3 874

189 Jhand Giran 55 0 107 30 601 3 14 28 7 307 27 8

159 39 187 10. 95 56 69'
19 0 Maira Janki 417 220 220
19 1 1\alat 43 2 97 197 197
192 Keri 333 7.5 318 16 7 15 2 167 152
1474 318 1534 803 731 750 896

Moosa 125 21 31 114 61 53 61 53

193 21i2 lIB lIB
194 Eaj Ja Kheria.n 189 37 134 134-
Gursi 27 8 47 306 165 141 165 141
195 816
196 Murpur 741 143 428 388 4 28 388
Raj K811di IIII 27 1.1 88 101 88 101
197 127 68 68
Ig8 Sangloor 125 19 59 59
1839 294 1804 935 869 135 869'

199 Koomi 649 16,5 32 788 40 5 383 322 3II

200 Gehal 61 7 133 702 36 5 337 36 5 337
1201 Java 165 30 186 99 87 99 87
202 Kote 627 '47 8&4 355 299 232 200
20 3 Chauthla Chaliari 28& ~9 ft. 155 139 155 139
2344 13. 2824 1379 1245 1173 1074

204- Chauthilia 237 40 33 271 136 135 136 135

71 14 79 42 37 42 37
2 0 5 Noor Giran 28 5 280 157 12 3
20n Akhrlala. Bharlhama 49 1'23 157
 -+5.5
ICJ41 POPULATION
-_-~-.....)..___-- - - --_._ _.--'--_. ---.. - - - - - - - _..._--- ._ .. _. ---~-----"'"\

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Hmlrlhists Others· Toh1 literates

r----.,A_____--~ r------ _..A.. __ ~-.. r- -- ___ -A. _ _ _ _ ""-'\
.r-'_- --..........-.~ r----' --"-._-- .-"'" li------..A_ ---.-~

Males Females MaMs Females Males Females Male Females Males Females ?~l ..\1~3 l'cm'llcs

l' 13 14 lS 16 17 l~ I9 20 2C ~J 2.1

138 III 89 9
'4
10

138 111 131 9

:lD 411 31 69 13
4 3 8 10 39 It!
Ij 4
~

SO I 54 41 131 35

1.1
..
2
I

18 3
II 7Z
8
10
120 118 'I' IZ

• 11 120 118 131

12
12

13 8 ]25 ~ , 9
I

6I 80 ".5 II
36 34 u 4
3
1 2
2 ]9 15 I~ 5
4 6 73 86 51 26

• T 327 340
]"9
lS\l 58

" .5 lOS
]45
89
139
72
83
II
6

]02 89 23
2<> 20

• I 444 409 149

13
22

h
13
(J

4;)

7 9 29
46 26 3
1-
1

IS 31 37

3
1,3
5t
2[ 2
21

109 2
38 29 45 H 'S
33

31 24 92 75 "1.\)

•• IS 137 111 75
2
4
2
 456

Serial Name of "illage 193 1

Occupied
houses No. of No. of
,---"--' --
Total
----_.
Muslim (others)
No. Population 194 1 Circle Charge ,- ._ .• _ _ _ ..A.. _ _ _ ~

~
Persons Males Females Males Females

I :J 3 4 j 6 8
7 9 .10 .II T:J

20 7 Dard 135 2X 165 75 80 75 80

208 Naran 37 2 02 349 182 167 IS2 H'7
209 Chillal Bang 7Sl I~O 850 45 1 399 42 4 38 2
1881 373 1984 1009 975 982 958
210 Therian 237 ,45 34 238 135 103 90 73
211 Mathai 344 75 412 228 184 203 I68
2[' Pilagri 85 22 94 55 39
213 Gharat 93 31 139 79 60
214 Dhcri Il8 32 144 ~I 63 13 8
215 DOl<.!d 32 II 32 16 16
216 H()otreri 44 14 56 21 35 21
35
853 230 1115 629 4B6 341 270
21 7 Bannian 150 30 173 76
218 Cb.arakpura
35 97 97 76
28 7 53 337 160 177 160 177
219 Bakka 20 4 50 209 109 100 51 Ib
220 MehJum 21 7 37 203 103 100 98
221 KaJ,alyot 9°
228 42 249 II4 135 114 135
222 Sab.ib Than 174 39 lBB 89 99 119 9!1
223 KatheJi 3 17 48 304 147 157 147 157
224' Jallo 42 12 60 31 29 31 29
225 Nanual 73 I2 83 39 39
226 Thala 44 44
110 25 134 69 65 69 65
1802 348 1140 158 982 893 896
2~7 Kappa But 214 43 36 227 121 lOb 121 lOb
228 Aroon Khetar 73 17 100 58 58
42 42
229 Roogan 87 19 104 57 47 57 47
230 Dhaka 47 II 80 33 27 33 27
23 1 Danna 159 :29 171 97 80 97 80
23' Ranwar 212 30 208 1I2 94 lIZ 94
233 Chantlera 188 33 227 121 106 I'll lob
234 Achril 18 3 53 262 142 120 14' 120
235 Kumarbandi 5 12 12 3 615 3 15
3 15 300 3 00
23 6 Chamkatli Azim Khan 182 34 188 106 93 106 \13
237 Chamkotli Nawab Kban 20t) 35 206 II' 94 1I2 ' 94
2083 427 2383 1274 1109 1274 1109
23 8 Badhiara 157 30 37 164 9! 73 91 73
239 Majhori 298 70 348 170 178 152 161
24 0 Khun Bandwey 97 IS 82 45 37 45 37
241 Karol; 114 23 126 57 69 53 59
24 2 Kalooch 94 18 97 48 49 48 49
'43 TandaLi 3u 4 59 342 174 168 16 7 163
244 Soobri 274 48 247 126 121 I2b 121
245 Soond GiraD. g6 16 85 52 33 52 33
1434 2B2 1481 783 72B 134 702.
24 6 Kha Gilan Irg 20 38 137 72 65 7' 6;
247 Charwaya Ig8 45 211 99 II. 99 112
248 AnLor 473 120 6B2 313 269 19 8 161
790 185 930 484 446 369 33B
249 Hattian 801 155 39 3 1062 610 45 2 28 7 215
25 0 Garhi 77 8 15 8 80S 44 0 3 6.,; 346 299
1579 313 1867 1060 817 633 514·
251 Makri 26 18 40 4 &9 38 21 33 21
2.'i2 Bor Pain 28 5 20 II 9 II 9
253 Dhanni 169 40 159 81 78 81
Bor Muzaffar Shah 78
254 55 15 52 28 24 21\ 24
255 Narool t ". 91 20 118 62 54 57 H
256 Malra Tanolian 120 27 155
Phagul Bandi 79 76 76 73
~57 49 68
Khill&.
IS 36 32: 36 32
238 222 54 270 15 2 lIB 152 JIB·
259 Tanda 166 54 231 105 126 .5 II
260 Raj Kandi 66 16
261 Batangi
64 32 32 32 32
IS 4 23 13 10 13 10
26. Rampura ..0 5 1B to 8 8 6
a63 Manak PalY&D 82 32 U 51 35 51 3S
 457
'94 1 POPULATION
_.A__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. _
----"'\
Muslim (Shias) Flindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Tot., JlteJ".ates
r---"""______' ,------'-----., r---__..J..__--.~ ..-~--.. ,--------A----, ,----"A. _____,
Males Femalee Males Females Males Females Males Females .lilales Females Males Females

Iii I3 I4 15 :16 I7 IS 19 2(,

"I 3Z IJ

26 17 ~o

26 17 40

45 30 24
25 ,6 ~
55 39 7
79 60 7
68 55 5
16 [6 2

281 111 63

9
n
,8 84 44 3+
:I

7 2 7 J
3
[

5
5

6. 8& 87 3.
(J
z
3
6
6
[0
16
II
15
77
2
18 II 14
2
4 Ie 5
3
7 5 .0 4
U 5

29 21 53 13

4
2
lIS IDS 58 II
115 1118 84 ,.
274 204 49 33 '122 139
50 31 -44 35 107 52
324 235 13 68 629 ,.t
3 2 17 2

4
7
5 9 7 4
3 3 7 I
5
17 I
5'1 82 41 33 34
2
2 2·

7
 458

Occupied ,._ _--_.

..
Serial N",me of Village 1931 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others
No Population 1941 Circle Charge r-'- --. ....----'-----J
Persons Males Females Males Female

X ,. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 XO II

264 Kund 21 4 18 8 10 (J 8
265 Maira Kalan 2.!5 47 254 13° 124 ]3 0 .24
266 Rawani 7' ,8 96 49 4() 49 46
1428 374 1688 885 803 768 671
26 7 Randi Karim Haider Shah 185 34 41 201 103 98 _i8 55
268 Mang Urnar Khan 109 17 96 .• 6 50 4' 47
269 .Khet Karim Haider Shah 4 5 4 1 4
27 0 Hasan Seri <) 9 5 4 3
27 Mavani Bandi '37 III 121 04 57 55 45
27 2' Bagh Nasab Kardla 38 10 47 21 l() l! ]0
273 KaIdla Jhanjla 234 39 254 13 6 IIS 134 US
274 Bandi J a.liyan 155 45 258 139 fI9 139 J 19
275 Mir Bandi I()4 31 178 100 78 100 78
27° Lagarpura 68 7 .14 0 679 3 f )2 3 7 3fiT 3 17
277 :ihal", Bagh 135 27 147 8.11 '
65 82 65
1867 361 1995 1062 933 986 853
'7 8 Maira 80 '4 42 87 51 36 51 3"
279 Paproosa 85 20 111 69 42 69 42
280 Prak 108 '2.! 135 H4 51 1>4 51
281 Khun Bancli 449 loR 573 333 24 0 333 240
282 Phalhotar 55 8 91 604 339 265 339 26 5
28 3 Nagar 90 '4 88 44 45 44 45
1430 269 1599 920 679 820 679
28 4 Thotha 9 14 ISS 43 9&6 495 4 61 495 4 61
28 5 Sani Kote 25 2 31 265 13 6 II9 136 II9
286 Tara Kala. 91 12 124 ()2 62 62 62
287 Bandi ,62 27 172 97 75 fJ7 75
288 Malsi Bala 292 51 296 1.,2 '44 15 2 144
289 Gori 3 10 57 368 '90 168 IfJO '1)8
290 1\lalsi Pain 93 20 101 47 54 4() 54
29 1 I..owasi 640 109 784 410 374 4 10 374
29 2 Bandi J arnadaran 260 39 281 15 2 139 108 99
293 Bandi Hajaman 74 10 70 42 28 42 28
294 SulLallpuT T3 3 12 7 5 7 5
3101 514 3419 1780 1829 1745 1&88
295 Butaliyan 573 q() 44 613 337 27 6 3 08 2.5 0
296 Phagwan 210 37 247 126 121 126 121
297 Dupatta 97 IS 100 54 46 49 33
29 8 Sri Pratapsinghpora. II 6 25 ]2 13 8 [I

299 Maira Bulla 44 6 36 20 16 20 10

300 Maira Da<1oo (jO '3 96 48 48 48 48
301 Dhani 3 4 I 3 I 3
3 02 Ram Chetar 3 12 6 6 6 6
1030 177 1133 604 529 666 488
3 03 Bandi Kokyal ()O 24 45 138 72 66 72 66
3 04 Takya Randi IIS 25 127 70 57 70 57
3 05 Kakar Wara 296 48 332 lSI 15 1 lSI 151
306 Naushera 477 71 523 28 7 23 6 28 7 23 6
30 7 Langla n68 ]95 1373 734 639 7 17 filS
2149 363 2483 1344 1149 1327 1125

.3 08 Khanda /'4 6 132 46 761 377 3 84 169 ' 138

30 9 Charoi 80 10 79 30 49 30 49
3 10 Nan Giran 324 48 358 190 168 190 168
3 II Banaya 362 81 541 295 246 78 62
3 12 Sundri Bftndi 35 9 34 21 13 21 13
3 13 Sarai 37 8 71 440 234 206 234 206
1825 351 2213 1147 1088 722 636

3 4 Ran Bhog 14R 3~ -47 175 97 78 97 78

3 '15 Ma~nut 93 11 19 2 1029 560 4 69 560 4f>9
3 16 Geha! 363 85 372 197 175 197 l75
317 Band Giran 25 8 37 21 16 21 16
3 18 Bandi Suchiyan 147 3 1 160 85 65 85 65
3 9 Chamba Kumhar Bandi 19~ 44 236 HI 115 121 J I.:;
'
3 20 Soha 108 18 115 6r 54 fir 54
 459
I94J POPULATION
..A-

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikbs Buddhists Others'

, _ _ _ ..A-_ _ _ - ,
Total literates
,--_ _ _. A _ _ - , r-·--~-...A..--____..
r--'-___' r----A---, r:---------"'-----..
Males Females Males Females Males Feroales Males Femal~s Males Females Males Females

I2 I3 I4 75 I6 T7 I8 I9 20 2I 22 2 3

:1:
..
10 :1:

2 2 84 85 51 45 124 10
10
..5 4.3
5 3 I

3
9 III 6
13 16 9 5
(>
3

16
9

&8 61 II 3 13 16 58

3
6
3
'14
5
41
10
I

I
16
1I
9
28
H 40 23 3

44 40 101 4
3 26 '4 15 4
5
5 13 4
2 2 1 4
:1:

5 3 33 3' 31 5

II
20
16 24 70
16 24 103 1
1 57 1 93 51 53 39 7
Z
18
206 1 77 It 7 16 :1:

5
363 370 81 60 aa II
8
28
,.
I

:1:
2;
 4 60

Occnpied r-
Serial Name of Villag... }()31 houses No, of No, of Total Muslim (other.)
No, Population 194 1 Circle Charge ,.--------A----,
Persons Males Females Males Females

I :J J 4 5 6 8 IO
7 9 IS

321 Gosain llagh II .~ 13 7 6 7 3

3 22 Sharyian 593 17 0 608 3 25 2t!3 30 7 27 2

2525 &8& 2735 1474 1261 1~8 1247

Parsa
32 3 [.18 It, 48 120 61 59 61 59
3 2 4 Nil l'"sh liS 14 108 61 47 (JI
47
2
3 5 Reshian 53 1 Q7 566 27 8 288 27 8 288
3 26 Bandi Gnrsiyan 271 45 278 ISO 128 ISO 128
32 7 Dudpura 296 78 274 ISO I:l4 150 124
328 Lanlniyan H'7 204 898 474 424 474 424
2168 454 2244 1174 1070 1174 1070
329 Haryala 335 49 49 325 IHo 145 180 145
33 0 Kai Manja ()~)I I'lY 763 4 19 344 4 19 344
33 1 Dachchor Miran 57 0 1I3 667 371 2<)6 371 296
33 2 Dachehor FaqiraD. 298 50 338 181 ISS 181 155
333 Phllnd GiraIl .181 37 218 .111 roB III 108
334 ~I()y"n Sayd:tn 126 25 147 Ho ('7 80 ()7
335 Plohat 3 00 7I 424 ~"<J J9j 229 195
2501 474 2881 1571 1310 1571 1310
336 Oorniyan Saran "lI2 35 50 248 [24 124 124 12 4
337 Batkanala 357 ('] 384 218 166 218 166
338 Moyan KhakhiaQ 171 29 238 121 117 121 1I7
339 Patti Awan [hI lOt) 934 5 02 43 2 499 43 2
34 0 Pathali 33 2 59 396 2'28 168 228 168
1893 299 2200 1193 1007 1190 1007
34 1 Kalas 10 7 22 51 102 54 48 53 48
342 Haria.la Zalnindaraa (JI) 15 76 45 30 45 30
343 Hariala Gujran 394 68 418 231 187 "31 18 7
344 Sat Piali 148 2,5 136 72 63 72 63
345 Sulbnpur Pa thana 75 '5 75 38 37 38 37
346 Rin Kanaity 20 3 43 217 J21 96 121 ,)6
347 Khctar 102 '10 96 50 46 50 46
348 Kalar '4" 30 174 99 75 99 75
349 Neriyan 44 8 38 "4 22 14 22
35 0 Do-tban ~}l4 IrJ 582 319 26 3 3 19 263
35" Band; Taggian .08 43 212 110 102 110 102
2022 400 2122 1153 969 1152 969
35 2 Jhand Giran Bala .. 202 37 52 224 f20 IOf lID 104
353 [hand Giran Pain 179 34 198 rag 8Q 109 89
354 Hotn·ri 87 6 I(}4- 906 47 8 4 28 477 4 28
355 BanIli Fateh Jang 50 '4 75 45 30 45 J"
35 6 ltilalde; 143 45 291 '49 142 "49 142
357 Bayan 1"7 24 125 59 66 59 66
35 8 Bandi Faqir ~rohammad 100 21 96 51 45 51 45
359 Danna 84 20 71 45 32 4,; 32
360 Timber 45 12 73 38 35 38 35
361 Ghan Chattar 35 0 76 383 2 15 168 215 168
362 Harula 7 I 8 2 4- 2 4
36 3 Niaz Pura 39 2 .~2 395 210 185 210 185
2555 530 2849 1621 1328 1620 1328
3b 4 llattalian 134 29 53 166 80 86 80 l!6
36 5 Botha 173 46 232 109 12 3
366 Dhaman Jbol ]21 21 147 79 68 79 68
36 7 Ranjata 258 51 330 175 155 175 155
368 Sarla Bani Kalas 6H6 157 799 436 363 301 24 6
3 69 llhodi Mar 32 3 70 402 223 I7<J 223 '79
37 0 Thor 5 2 11 7 .. 7 4
1700 376 2087 1109 978 865 736
37 1 Ghotar -':=01 40 54 217 III 106 III lOll
37 2 Gajou Khojjian 48 9 44 22 22 22 22
373 Malwat 15 3 16 10 6 10 I>
374 Gajoo Sayedan 174 30 188 93 93 93 93
375 Gajoo Tnrkan 58 8 39 21 18 21 18
37 6 Gajoo Khokhrau 65 14 79 42 37 42 37
377 Gali ';3 f4 91 44 47 44 47
 1941 POPULATION
.o_ _ •______ • ...-A..._

---------.------~
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Bnddhists
,-----__..________
Males Females
r---- .. --__,.__---~
Males Females
, - _ . _ _ ..A..~~

.Males Females
r----__.._ .--~
Otbers·
,-____ .A.--, Total literates
, , - - -_ _ ...A. _ _ _ _ ' - .

Males Females Males Females Males FemalES

iZ IJ Tj r6 T7 r8 I9 20 SlI

3
18 II
II-
1F 14 123

2
2

4
8

4
II
8r 6
13
II
II
4
135 7
2
2
1I
3 J7
4
3 36
2

r
I
I
I

I
2

13

11
I

3
25

47 45 62 78 49 16

135 II7 4
54 6
19 2

47 45 1117 195 127 24

10
2
 46:1

Name of Village 1931

Occupied
houses No. of No. of
,-- - - - -Total
------ -------
Muslim (others)
Betial
1\ o. Population 1941 Circle Charge ,- - - -------"-- . ,.......-----"
pf"rsons -Males Females Males Females

II 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 .10 XI

169 221 10 7 JT4 10 7

378 Kandar
379 Nakka Shakkar Pattia .. 157
35
25 210
"4
113 9, 113
luq
97
380 Mo.sloDdi 179 31 192 109 t;3 R3

1139 209 1295 679 616 679 616

Sanad Ban 20 7 40 254 144 rIO IH lIO

381 55
382 Ba.ant Kote 33 8 52 327 185 142 I~5 r4"
Bhatikka 146 153 (j2 61 92 6r
3 83 37
384 Clml Pani 24 6 2B 15 13 J5 13
385 Hhatian 120 25 96 53 43 53 43
3 86 Rattan Ser; 75 14 55 lS 27 -l?i 17
R
3 7 Noora Seri III 17 108 59 49 5') 4')
3 38 Harama 22 6 23 '5 s 15 Ii

1043 197 1044 591 453 591 453

Naukote 105 20 56 111 _5(; 55 5(i 55

J 89
39 0 D()ha 6q IS 58 3H "20 3S 20
39 1 Takiya Wara. AUshah \) 2 5 3 3
Kafka. Jharnatta 611\ 113 669 .HO .?9t.:i 37" ~Y9
39 2 .p
393 Nahka (Lukha) 124 17 103 7' 32 32
30 4 Gohari 191 37 220 117 1{)3 Il7 10 3
Choon 186 33 214 104 1.10 10 4 110
395
1302 U7 1380 759 621 730 821

39 6 Ratra 70 IS 57 89 34 35 34 35
397 Arliyan 607 125 848 3 15 32 1 3 25 321
Panj Gir.• n 96, 201\ 1119 (l01) 513 601; 5 13
398
399 Par Halh, 492 99 529 29'l 237 29:! 237
400 Dewalian 194 36 208 97 III (J7 III

1314 411 2571 1354 1217 1354 1217

4 01 ShaMara 73 13 58 77 42 35 4" 35
402 I{hawar Mang 129 19 111 57 54 57 54
Handi 114 16 123 61 02 60 62
40 3
40 4 D<lnni Samba 135 19 103 H 49 53 49
40 5 Kanor 7 16 15 0 144 457 387 457 38 7
Takiya Seroon 8 48 26 22 26 22
406 37 II[ III III
407 Bat Nara. 192 35 222 I1I

1398 280 1521 808 720 805 720

408 Nausadda 298 52 59 274 134 I4" 134 140

Nan Seri 192 8S 104 88 104
4 09 208 19
109 18 103 50 53 50
4 10 Pukhrat 53
140 13 1
4 Ir Miri Kal.i 2S0 34 271 140 13 1
Nambal 236 39 261 134 II7 134 II7
4" IZ2
·P3 Chirban 220 36 218 122 96 96
414 Grang 105 22 128 71 57 71 57

1428 220 1437 742 695 742 895

4 15 Lari Kullian 128 II 60 100 55 45 55 45

1852 llU 868 995 868
4 16 Pan.j Kote 261 995
4 17 Nit-Zal 62 13 75 38 37 33 37
4'~ Moohri 103 20 116 67 49 67 49
.p9 Alikoh 100 20 107 54 53 54 53

2245 345 22&1 1209 1052 1209 1052

18 5 60 61 229 87 IOq 82
4 20 Danni Sayd:i.n 5 '4 2
421 Chattar Dornel 1107 3 02 1140 618 522 4 86 433
4 22 Domel Saydan 233 7.1 404 233 17 1 144 124
4 2 3 Jalalabad 122 26 124 74 50 53 44

1847 483 1897 1087 830 792 683

424 Muzaffarabad (Townl 423 6 7 13 62 4571 260 9 196. 17 17 [279

4236 713 4571 2809 1962 1717 1279

4 2 5 Kohla IS

TOTAL IIII79 8 22888 I2SSB5 669 65 .:;8620 60 084 5:25 20

·Others 17 M. 27F. Indian Christians 17M 23F and other Christians 4F.
 4 63
19+' POPULATION
•_ _ _ _ . _. _ _ .~ ___ _ ...-A-_ _ _ _ _ _:
~~

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Total literate..

r- _ ___.I...... _ _ _ _ ' - . _ ' - - A . _ _ .~ ,-._ .. _ ....-A-_ _ _ ""
~

r---~.~ ,----'------, ,---A--,

Males Females Males Female. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Female.;.

I2 I3 I4 I5 I6 I7 IS 19 20 .<If 22 2]

17

5
j 2
3

2
10
...
·42 3
5
4
il
29 2
8
...
29 31
2
16
58 1.
22
9
107 2

3
2
22 4
21

3 48 4
8
[2

30

46
3
6

55 2
24 j Q
70 18
64 37 18 52 245 37
70 44 19 3 77 '5
7 14 (>
17 3
185 86 110 81 409 83
73" .'>7.'> In2 ID8 1I68 566
730 675 182 108 1188 568

.----. -_._-_._- -.-.. -~--.---

77 87 22fJ 175" 4574 42 3 6 17 117 6962 18~6

 (i) Differences have been noticed in tllC sjJdlil:g of village names as given in the Village Tables f"r "IJI and as slJown in the enume!a-
tion record for 1941. 1'.or tl.c 194' yill~ge Tables we ha~e adopted The ~pelling give~ in the r"('ord aftLr chcckhlg it with the spelling given in.
the list of villages supphed by the District Census Officer III 194'. The hst of such vIllages is given bolow:-
A:, shown in Village Tables 1931. ~pelling adopier! in Village Tables 194 1.
S. No. Name. S. }io. Name.

75 28 Naudah 4 011 Nausadua

753 0 Sari Ralsi 4!l Miri Kalsi
7534 Sari KaIi"n 4 15 Lari Rullain
753 Z Chohain 4"3 ChiTban
7559 Dllmiara 11) Dooliar
757 1 Ghodi 55 Ghundi
nt>( Sed Sedi 30 Seri Hheri
7600 Dil Makah 101 Dral Nakka.
7 01 9 Abka"i 12] UtJa",i
7 020 Fagodi 212 Pbagri
7028 Ma.man 13 2 Niman
7 0 36 Damh Belian 20 7 Dara
76 51 Ougan 229 l\.0")gan
76 56 MandaI 225 Nanda!
7 6 S!! Manak Pasian 263 Nanak Po.iyan
7 boI Merasolna Sagosa ~56 Maira Tanoliau
766 9 Bhangi 261 Batangi
76 73 Nandah 25'1 Tanda
1 6 74 Dumarli {2" Domel Sayedan
76 75 Narl ~55 Narool
76 78 Mallrid 100 Morbad
7686 Sa.netardau 91 Shelwan
7688 Kalian Patiyan 97 Lamain Patiall
70 g. Tatwayi 92 Shawai
76 93 Chalah 89 Jhela
76 99 Zanroo], 80 Ashrok
77 0 7 Ganan 63 Khanian
77 08 Rake.ian 65 Raj Paian
77 13 Nalgarau 70 Tallj"iran
77 16 Bed Bati 71 Said Batta
77"~ Samba! l'ana 73 Sumhal Bhanna
77 20 Chhatka 75 Bbatikko.
77 21 Fatir Kalas z86 Tara Kalas
77'2 Bandian 28 7 Bandi
7735 Sultanpora 3+5 Suitanpur Pathana
7743 Tahohana 284 Thotha
7748 Karola Manjlah 273 Kardla Jhanjla
775 2 Dhania Kanoti 34 0 Rin Kanaity
7757 Bhandi Bagsban "74 Bandi Jaliyan
7762 Ma.ldi 35 6 Maldai
776 4 Kala Karim Haidar Shah 269 Khet Karim Haider Shah
77 66 Tentad 360 Timber
7773 Pati Sandan 339 Patti Awan
777 6 Dwnliah 297 Dupatta
7777 Bhagwan 296 P4agwan
77 8 7 Harnalah 32 9 Haryala
'1' 80 4 Maksal 3 15 Magnut
780 5 Reyisug 31 4 Ran Bhog
7818 Khalbari 158 Jalih:liri
78 2 3 Rachothi 159 Raj Puthi
78 7 2 Panah 185 Bhanna
7881 Kuli 199 Koomi
18 98 Sulairi 244 Soobri
79 06 Ro.njalah )67 Ranjato.
790 7 Dhaman Chanol 366 Dhaman Jhol
7910 Luddhar )69 Bhodi Mar
79 14 Labmllkboc;hani 37 2 Gajo() Kbojjian
7CJ 1 9 Jagi 377 Gall
79 2 3 l'atian 385 Bbatian
7<)26 Bat.gi 383 Bhatikka
79 27 Latb Koot 3 82 Basant Kote
793 0 Hariyan 388 Harama
7937 Antra 396 Ratr"

. (ii) Villa@:es San_zi~D and Batindi Ser which .WeT." separa~ely shown in the Villag!' T~ble. 1931 against s~rial numbe,.. 7So5 and 7826,
respectively appear lln!ier s.>nalnllwber 163 as Sa~wanan In t~e Vl_llal\e Tables 1941. Batindl Ser had a populatIOn of 6 person. only ill 193 1 •
The spcllin@: of SanW8.rlan adapted for 19'11 Tables IS That gIven m D,strlct Census OffiCe!" s h"t.
(ill) Kohla serial number 7946 Of 1931 Village Tables does not appear in the Census ,""cord for 194'- Probably it was unoccupied. This
villal\o has a population of IS person. only in 193I. .
 VILLAGE TABLES

DISTRICT MUZAFFARBAD, TEHSIL URI

 -fU(>

CENSUS
VILLAGE
District Muzaffarabad
Tehsil Uri

Serial Name of Village 1~31

,Occupied
houses No. of No. of
,------------------------
Total
Charge , _____ Muslim (othen)
No. ---, r----A.--- --.
Population .A. _ _ _
19·p Clcle
Persons Males l'emales Males Fernales

3 4 oS 6 7 8 IO II

I Pahli Pura. ,1396 14') h 952 50 3 449 5°2 449

~ Ajar" 89 531 275 256 275 25°
3 Pccnnan 197 33 207 108 99 108 99
~1angh Giran
4 247 38 274 14° 12X, '4 6 128
5 Nagna.ri 52 5 Hr 472 24 8 "4 24 6 224
6 Zohmpura 556 74 5S7 3 07 250 30 7 25 0
1 Khad',niar 4 18 9'1 511 257 274 160 175
8 Haji Ba.1 166 'J5 184 HR 96 88 96
9 Taldd Sultan 14 8 JT 212 lIS 94 Il8 94
10 Jalsheri L60 38 332 18.5 147 185 147
'3913 643 42&2 2235 2017 2135 1918
IIBagna N OUT Khan HSo l$b 2 1018 53 8 480 53 8 4 80
I2 Slamabad 9~2 :lOu 1"5 559 486 55 8 4 86
[3 Thatha Mula Kalan 260 14 297 [60 137 160 137
14 Nau Giran '24 ti 25 14 II 14 II
IS Prangal 11<) °l6 146 81 65 81 65
16 Limbar 934 18'/ 1071 500 37 0 5 00
57'
17 Wari Khah 97 [7 100 51 49 51 49
18 BamayaT 61 4 II.1 852 34 8 30 4 3 12 27 8
3860 757 4354 2322 2032 2284 2006
19 Darah Gutlia >,,1 .p 3 257 13 8 119 138 ]11)
20 Cholan Kalsall 4'4 7'1 529 29 1 23 8 291 23!!
2[ Zanboor Pattan ]20 b:~ 383 214 J69 2I4 r6<)
22 Mayan 2,14 ]., 325 182 143 182 '43
23 Kathab Hi! PatribaJ. 45 2 ()r 409 216 193 216 "B
24 Mnkam Piran 116 21\ 149 85 64 85 64-
25 Lachecbipura I225 20 7 1424 76" 655 76 9 655
2(' nraripllra 28 3 Sf.) 305 173 132
'73 '3 2
'3325 574 3781 2068 1713 208a 1713
27 Dwaran 35 2 76 441 21 7 224 21 7 2'4
~8 Gangal 422 83 477 252 225 25 1 225
29 Dhani Sayedau 461 a4 505 269 23 6 20g 236
3 0 Bij Hama '627 119 697 37 1 3 26 37 1 3 26
3 1 Naloosah 328 .59 336 176 ,60 '7 6 160
3 2 K ...nchan [3 1 rH 94 46 48 41i 43
33 Thatha Mula Khllnl 195 37 233 128 105 128 10 5

2516 486 2783 1459 1324 1458 1324

34 Shah Dara 3 02 57 .5 313 161 15 2 130 lIS

35 Chapper 1I7 22 122 65 57 65 57
3 6 Kandi Darjal.. 395 75 370 190 180 188 180
37 Bardo Kamal K"te tiII tIS 881 35 0 33 1 27 0 275
3 8 Bandi 46 7 <)0 487 256 23 1 245 223
39 Sultan Dhakki ."i.18 83 580 3 II 2 69 3II 269
40 Bas Giran 137 47 248 136 1I0 136 110
41 Dachchi :1'>3 ~4 42. :<29 197 229 197
42 Paran Pilan 472 ')8 5114 273 281 272 281

1412 871 3779 1971 180B 1846 1707

43 Thajal 23 6 54 6 348 221 12 5 22T 12 5

44 Jablah 740 T59 887 474 393 461 388
45 Baran 664 13Q 835 437 39 8 437 398
46 Gohallan 999 r6., 1141 63 6 50 5 63 6 50 5
47 Sukhdar U4 1<) 127 69 58 69 58
48 Bat Giran 162 lJ 137 74 63 74 63
49 Talwari 224 3'l 239 122 II7 122 117
50 Moahri 235 40 265 14 2 12 3 14 2 12 3
51 Sa. Choowar 10 4 10 107 60 47 60 47
52 Aggiwas 49 2 84 529 27 8 25 1 27 6 25 1
53 Cborandah 470 87 527 27<) 24 8 279 2i 8
1941
TABLES

1941 POPULATiON

Muslim (Shias) Hindus

-----_._----_._-----
Sikhs
_- ----
--"',
r---"-----, , -_ _ _ .A. _____ ..• -.... Buddhists Otherg* Total literates
r--~ ,--.-- --'------, r- __ tA-_ _ _ - - - ,
Males Females Males Females Male.
,.-----"---.--.,
Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

III I3 14 .Ij 16 I7 78 19 20 2I 22 23

23
24
2
., 3
6
18
97 99 32 II

....
1

91 !I' 111 12
17
25
6
I
5
13
[
20 13 16 13 IS
21 13 11 13 86

9
'5
18 13
32 7
I.
I.
13

121 10
15
22
IO
44
21
..
If
9

131 S
31 37
5
2 4
80 56 3
6 4 II
5 IS
II
8
3
25
111 91 2 6 4 85

13 S 10
2
2

4
 468

Occupied ,--~-----.-.

Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
, - _ . _ _ __A.. __ ~
No. Population 194 1 Circle Charge r----"-----o
Persons .Males Females Males Females

I II 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

54 Dilwari 161 23 167 86 81 86 81

55 Sabhai Pain 114 1" 114 °3 51 03 51
56 Sabhai Bala 133 18 146 81 (>5 81 65
57 Haider AbacI 18 3 34 210 10 4 lob 1 04 100

lj031 907 5767 3126 2631 3111 2626

.5~ Manjhi Krund ~'7 39 7 269 14 2 I17 14 2 117
59 B:J.ndi Brah'nman 2]2 H 304 173 [3 1 li9 70
00 Laganla 2II 41> 208 lOS 100 13 11
fiI Gar Kote II37 2'y t214 647 56 7 643 56 j
U2 Nahmla 17.!.I 28 7 1711 909 802 907 800
63 Saidpura 00 13 85 49 36 49 Sb
"4 Uri 644 113 665 34(> 3 1 \) 34 b 3 19
65 Nau Pura 27 0 53 236 14.2 94 r05 47
66 Islamabad 424 82 432 219 21 3 205 195
67 Ramgi 5u4 10 3 749 37 6 373 3 28 322
68 13a1 Kote 35 1 77 381 -zoo I~I 200 18!

S89t 1076 6244 3311 2933 3027 2663

69 Dobah 294 5l 318 162 156 IIJI 156
70 Motan Wali 140 19 132 74 58 74 5M
7 Kaeen "7 1~ 118 67 51 107 51
7 2' Biaran 3 01 (n 352/ 19 2 160 19'2 rbo
73 Bandi· Khaja 173 3" 212 110 102 lID 102
74 SUIi Kote lOU 20 116 54 liz 53 fl2
75 Hath Langa 56 5 X3 489 26 5 224 Z(}4 224
76 Sahoora 10' 34 233 121 112 121 112
77 Jabbri 42 1 47 ,H 19 28 19
71:1 Gaggar Hil ,:) .) 44 24 >0 24 20
79 Maidan",n 229 34 221 1I8 10 3 uS 103
80 Baran 51 10 63 39 24 39 24
81 Salasan L!6 '7 158 ~(i 72 I:lb 72
82 Bachi 91 20 87 50 37 50 37
83 Lad 23 2 44 265 I3! '34 I'll J34
84 Paran Kuban 69 11 71 36 35 3(> 35
8.5 Tirkanjan 429 115 486 264 222 21'>3 222
86 HanaH 41 0 75 482 239 243 239 243
87 Dara Kojan '73 '17 165 lI6 79 86 79
88 Dmlran 234 ].1 266 12 7 '39 127 139
89 Choatali 274 4' 283 135 148 '35 148

4210 722 4608 2408 2200 2405 2200

90 Gauta Moolapain 241 h' ..;. 298 159 139 159 139
91 Gantn Moola Bala 3 27 77 392 200 192 200 Ig2
9~ Gird Niwah 266 4° 254 139 u5 '39 If.5
93 Handi Nau Sheh... .1 87 92 443 247 Igu 24(> 196
94 Shala Dajan 20<) 37 214 1I5 99 1'5 9~
95 ]awind III 25 121 80 41 I:lo 41
96 Chahal 25 4 36 9 27 1:1 27
97 Barnet «)l/i. , II 648 34 6 30l 344 3 02
98 Baniar 33 6 HI 323 19 11 125 "73 120
99 Rampur 223 7r 227 !39 88 129 88
100 Uran Boh -.!(~O R7 378 205 17 1 190 105
tOI Mahura 437 121 466 274 192 21 5 15 h
102 Hular Pirnian .220 35 232 II7 115 116 115
103 Batangi 150 34 165 I!g 77 SS 77
104 Bela Salamabad 78 If, 120 70 50 70 50

3894 898 4315 2388 1929 2272 1882

105 Kanian 227 96 10 7 519 275 244 275 24 0

lOti Chathian 54(; 45 275 15 8 1I7 [.'i 8 II7
107 Dharian 77 17 74 38 36 38 36
108 Saran 35 2 74 329· 193 136 [85 132
10 9 Bhagsar 223 30 211 II2 99 II' 99
ItO Dhan; Bakalan t54 50 332 IH4 148 18 4 141!
tIl Seri Chailan 3<J 2 36 260 137 12 3 137 23
HZ Malik Pura 63 10 40 21 19 2£ 19
113 Hel J.=;O 22 112 54 58 54 58
II4 Chand Kote 80 :25 83 39 24 39 24
lIS Nen Sukb 2h~J 57 314 145 169 76 80
116 Nala Chakli IXI 41 199 94 105 94 105
II7 Lasclar loR 23 133 69 64 6g 64
lI8 Dhanui Shah Dara 49 8 _8t) 482 247 235 247 23.')
It9 Hattian 24 6 ~"i:j 191 110 8, 11 4
 194' POPUI.ATION
. _ _ • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ . _ . _______ •_ _ _ _ _.A.. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~ _ _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .• - ___________ ~. _ _ _ •_ _ _ _ ._~

Muslim(~l;ias) Hindus Sikhs lludJhists Others" Total liter"te~

~r----...A- ----, ,_._._- ...... _--""""\ , ·_ _ _ A _ _ -----, (----......._--~
, - _ _ _ A. ___ .~ r- -- - __ A _____ --"",",

Males Females !lIale. Females _\Iales Females M;lles Females M'lles Females M.clcs l?c,n:lle.

I2 13 1-1 Ij I7 I9 20 "I 22 23

14 6 ,"'
h4 6J 6
95 89 21
3 55 6
07 15
3
3
37 47 33 2
3 12 15 35
48 51 8
14
186 157 98 113 245 23

5
10
6
5
2

5
5

11
3

3 liB

7
37
20
2
')
1
19 [
13 .5 12 44 4
7 3 19
(,
"
50 31j
'J
<J
"4
82 .5
2
9 3
5
18 47 36 282 17
4 ~3
4
(j
!{
4 47
23
"9
II
J
12
9
{i9 89 92 68
7
1-
65
~o 'q 19 13 47 21
 470

Occupied r------------- - ------_-----_.

Serial Name of Village 1931 houses :No. of :No. of Total Muslim (others)
lo.o. Populatiou 1941 Circle Charge r---'-..- - ...A..~--. .-... -~
, - - - _____ •...:_..A.._ _ _ ~ ........

Pf'TSOnS Mal", Females Maks Femalo.

I s 3 4 5 6 7 8 <) 10 I1

120 Kocha Do Lari. 482 86 473 2 54 2)9 245 214

121 Umra Sawan 404 ;6 411 2 oil :.!o3 208 203
4452 872 4418 2338 2080 2153 1801
121: Islamabad Chikar 147 27 11 194 "4 Su J 14 80
12 3 Kunuan Shakkarian 281 59 311 r68 143 16~ 143
124 Jabar Batar:~ 26 7 49 335 184 51 184 1 51
125 Ramsar S~r. 21 7 35 234 HZ '
112 122 lIZ
I26 Hantli Hakalan 349 69 400 21 7 18 3 21 7 183
12 7 Drabri Lalor 112 29 17. go 81 2
I21! Chikar 60 3 19.5 730 4 IS 3 12 299 2 4.9
12 9 Na.,{ni Kf'sar K6te 589 142 !W8 3j5 30 3 324 2 75
13 0 Barian Choorian 41 17 60 34 2(, 10 7
]3 1 Nakkar 04 21 103 59 44 3
]3" Ba tangi Chikar 89 ]9 117 62 55
133 Bel 297 55 396 219 1 76 219 1700
134 Kotli 292 59 278 15 8 120 ]58 120
135 Nena 198 31 235 12 5 IIO 125 110
]36 Bat Sher Dand Bch 196 44 229 110 JJ9 ITO II9
137 Dakhan Padhar 192 50 246 155 91 (>

3934 901 4704 25t18 2106 2057 1730

138 Badlalah 169 45 12 178 89 89 89 89
1 39 N Don ]I. 'gla. m/l JO '4._,- 84 62 58 41
140 Kiyali 110 20 129 59 70 15 10·
141 Murad Abad 165 Z9 1&5 81 84 69 72
14 2 FUl'Tah 28 3 70 321 1 55 I6u 155 I6u
].f3 Jll~lr::t Sri 5 81 122 589 304 285 .3 0 4 285
144 ]\iI{,in~oli 264 55 257 128 12 9 128 129
145 Pan~ Pindi 186 56 198 108 90 108 90
14 6 Mahotar 2 78 70 305 149 156 114 I13
147 Karari Radiala 6II 133 639 3 29 3 10 329 3 I ()'
14 8 SaT Dala 18/1 46 257 132 12 5 13 2 125
149 Timber Kote 80 21 92 50 42 50 42
150 J. bbar Jandali 440 92 488 242 246 242 246
]51 S'.l:)ljah 54 2 1.3 1 646 33 6 310 335 3 10
1.5 2 l\lundan 203 39 225 105 120 J05 120
4208 96& 4636 2351 2284 2233 2148
153 Banian Langaryal 298 65 13 387 r~4 203 183 203
154 Hotred 229 38 231 lIS !I3 n8 Il3
1 55 Bani Hafiz 56 20 100 49 51 49 51
1 56 Paroor 18.1 40 218 128 90 128 9°·
1.57 Dabbar Kelan 133 30 139 bil 71 68 71
158 Bat Bani 259 51 306 '74 132 '74 13 2
159 Bandi Ahmed Khan 58 10 50 22 28 22 28
160 Bandi Mahood 205 44 243 I25 u8 125 II8
161 Sar DagJa 235 44 285 143 14 2 143 14 2
162 Sainan 743 126 838 43(' 402 4<'3 396
163 Daman 259 57 294 160 134 160 134
164 Sum 120 26 136 78 58 78 .5 8
165 Garang 18 4 36 207 112 95 112 9.5
166 Sookar 80 23 99 4'1 50 49 5°·
167 Damyan 129 23 143 70 73 7° 73
168· NanrlaT 250 46 242 1 31 III 13 1 III
169 Cbakli 90 13 88 39 49 39 49
3513 892 4006 2086 1920 2073 1914
170 Sarak Chenari 424- 13 8 If 501 28 7 2]4 202 1 57
17 1 Indra Seri 53 II 78 49 29 49 29
1 72 Ba.nian II] ]2 140 71 69 71 69
173 Cboonia.n 245 45 280 151 129 15 1 129
]74
1]75
Bandi Sayedan
Jaskool
294
4 84
68
88
3BO
519
- 19 2
2 70
168
249
19 2
270
168
249
176 Sarban 479 91 537. 297 2 40 297 2 40
177 Drang 69 IS 93 49 44 49 44
]78 Chakothi 973 244 1276 6 99 577 35 2 289
J79 Lobra 35 8 51 439 227 '212 227 212
JHo Khai Giran 337 59 323 165 158 165 158

3827 825 4646 2467 2089 2025 1744

181 Dard Kote 726 169 1.5 935 508 4.27 441 375
I82 Isham 335 46 400 '20(,. I'l4 20U 1 94
 47I
Ig.p POPULATION
.-------.----. -. - . ____ .._J... _____ .'_"_ ..• _ •. _._ ,
... -._------------- -- ---------,
.-- -
Muslim (~hias)
.•..
._"" .,_ _---.. Hindlls
r--...........J..·--·_·"--"'! ("-_._.,.
Sikhs BUddhists
, A. _ _.----,
~
Others·
r-__.A.__,-,
Total literates
,---..----'--........,--,
Males Females Malcs Females. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

IZ I3 '4 15 16 '7 1:8 J9 20 21: 33 2)

H 5 11
13

96 11 89 10.2 404 91

-'I'
6 1
y] 1'9 37 10
5l 35 u'l 28 13 1 20
28 -'II 12
,~
II
31
r2 8 2
59 fI 2-'1 4
h.! 17 7
5"
2
1
27
7
J4'1 <)1 J9

64 46 '71 330 365 83

J2 ~
:.!.() 21 25 9
flo 2".! 12
44
r2 ,2 31 22
21 4
39 11
31
23
15 4:l ·7 S
56
18
13
I8 I
57 8
43 3

118 136 4ga 81

38
26
II 3
13 1I
10 5
77
12
47 10
-'1 33
" 27
16
28
I. 7
5
4
10 3

13 6 375 42

7'; ,1.1 10 62 20
2
2
2
2

HX lSr 10 4
"
84 80 3•• 285 176 20
64 .;u 43
IS
 47 2

Occupied r- -- ---- ---- -------

Serial Name of VillaS" lY3 1 houses No. of No_ of Total lI-Iuslim (otheroJ
No. Population 1941 Circle Cbarl5e ,--___ ... _... ___ ._A_.. _ _ ,-----A-___
~ ~

Persons Mal(·s Females Males Females

r 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO IX

18 3 Chakra 97 25 109 53 S'j 53 56

18 4 Arocsah 124 32 140 70 b.f 1)0
H
185 Baran Bat 91 30 120 u3 57 oJ 57
186 Uppi 141 54 170 9(' 74 (l7 49
18 7 Soog'nah 1Hz 34 180 102 7~ tl3 60
188 TOll,,1' Abad 170 32 176 88 ~g il8 IlS
189 Ulran 156 36 195 103 92 103 (_Jz
190 Bondi Hajam 171 35 194 III 83 III 83
19 1 Kllillana Khurd 232 4I 263 135 128 135 128
19Z Kandri 30 3 60 260 I44 IlO 144 110
HU Hnj l'lu 331 36 245 13., 110 135 110
T~'4 Sen Ir 7 38 23 I5 23 15
195 Khillana Kalan 493 94 541 296 245 296 245
1~;6 ]landi Halla r86 31 237 IJ8 109 128 lOy
I97 Kalas 97 24 130 71 59 71 59
19 8 Shah Kanjah 33 8 79 398 24 1U 224- 174
I99 IVloriyan r06 20 127 6\) 51! 69 5"
2UO Gikote J7° 31 207 III 96 106 93
20r Dobang r33 25 114 55 59 55 59
202 Fel'ban 31:1 14 55 2() 29 ,.6 29
20 3 Ashniji 320 78 416 23" 18 5
20 4 Gwaltha 57 1 12 7 648 335 3 13 30 7 >87
20 5 Nawian Rondan fil0 "4 133 3~7 34() 3 H7 346 -
6132 1274 7031 3776 3255 3381 2926
20fi Kotl,," '30 29 16 140 00 60 80 60-
20 7 Gujal _3andi 4 10 93 400 212 IS8 'S' 12B
208 Tal~ K)te 49 0 IoB 639 328 3I I 328 3 II
20 9 Sidhani 149 23 137 77 60 77 60
210 Katbai 243 67 271 '4 6 12 5 14 6 123
2II Safeda Bila Sathoo 209 39 272· 148 124 14 8 124
212 Gur.ai Giran 168 23 174, 83 91 83 91
21 3 HC'tT~ri J(athai 64 8 51 30 21 30 21
214 Na;. 235 3· 263 133 120 133 120
215 Mair; Bakote 35 8 79 311B 196 200 12 3 125
216 Pahl 14 6 96 545 29 1 254 224 200
21 7 Rewand 45 8 1I4 58. 307 262 254 210
218 Dulanja 123 19 150 75 75 75 75
3483 130 3997 2106 1891 1853 1648
21 9 Karthama 692 12 7 17 785 4°[ 38 4 399 384
220 Koona 47 8 78 538 262 27° 261 276
221 Darah 28 5 49 324 169 J55 169 155
222 Bandi Piran Bala 255 44 324 J65 159 165 159
223 Batangi 167 29 180 83 97 83 97
224 Bandi Chakkan 240 38 259 13 6 123 r34 122
225 Chak Hama 23 6 53 361 Ig' 159 192 159
226 Dwarath 1I8 23 142 66 76 66 76
227 Nar Dajian 686 94 73& 38 7 34 8 38 5 348
228 Traran 275 35 35& 17 6 179 176 179-
229 Gehl Jabra 839 In 1014 549 465 495 4 65
230 Cham 521 64- 602 3 19 283 3I 9 28 3
23 1 Khataro...- 157 '7 123 60 57 66 57
4949 772 5132 2971 2761 2964 2760

232 Pirasthan (Uri Town) 960 3 13 18 8 1281 801 4 80 40 0 282

980 313 1281 801 480 460 282

TOTAL 7:t57° I4 O'l8 80233 4 2 770 37453 39 805 350 911

·Others IF.
(i) The population of village Pahlipura serial number I is shown as 952 in the Village Tables 1904T against 1396 appeatiTlg in the Village-
Tables r93' under serial nUlllber 8136.
Ajara serial number 2 of the Village Tables 194-' does not appear in the Village Tables 193'- Its population in the 1941 Village Tables
is ._3r.
The combined population for both these villages "ames to 1483 at this Census which is cOII1parabl~ with the population at the last Census
of Pahlipura, It appears that the population of village Ajara was included with Pahlipura in 193 r_
 473
194' POPULATlOl<
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~_ _A.... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -----.-------.---.-----------.--~

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others* Total litera tel

_ _A - - - - - - , r-----'"---"", r--.......___-·~
r· r----""----""-) r-----A..-~ r ---- -"""---- --~
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

I2 I3 I4 IS I6 .I7 I8 I9 3~ III 23 113

4
TO 20 20 5

24 24 5 , 27
19 18 Ij
(>
8
7
12
II
31
5
50
7
4
8
I
II
5 3
4

23 1 ]85 54
28 26 25
9

32 29 383 3DO 375 13

4
56 6 60 II
54 4
IS
8
2 15
18
14
5
2
15 47 21
73
67 54 57 10
:0 5 51 47 38 7

58 83 197 180 284 11

2

9
8
12
" 3
1
I
" 4
10
2
1

5 III 63
22.

221
129

129
120

120 ..
68 346
346
92

9111

II7 97 866 638 1982 I 635 I 3¢4 S37

 474
CENSUS
VILLAGE
District Muzafl'arabad
Tehsil Karnah

Ouccpied r -- -- .-.-----.-----------
Serial Name oi Village I~J31 houses No. of No. of Total
, - _ _ _ _ __A.... _ _
:vluslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge
~_---,

,--_.A__~

Pers'ons Males Females Males Females

I ~ 3 ~ 5 7 8 9 10 II

Rei 2X7° 4 1;7 'J 3121 l('4 8 1473 16 46 '473

Khalalawa 4'4 5' 397 ~II [86 211 186
3 Sed 37 1 59 424 23 H 186 237 186
4 Sargan 1341 28 7 1593 833 760 81 7 757
5 Kharigam 94 2 11)8 1077 574 5 03 573 499
~948 1062 6&12 3504 3108 3484 3101
6 Shardaji b13 '44 783 4'7 3 66 3'10 357
7 Malik Seri 243 4' 268 '4 0 u8 140 128
8 Khawaja Seri Q2 rq 113 I", 53 60 53
9 Dosat ·hrS 102 676 361 3 15 361 3 15
10 Ban Til .((iH J[ 214 114 100 114 100
Il Tehjan 435 76 510 26 7 243 264 243
12 Shelakh Bela 73 '.1 100 5[ 4\1 51 49
13 Bcla Mohammad Khaa tOI 34 212 109 r03 109 103
14 Dudanial 857 2IT 1088 60 5 48 3 58 3 48 3
3260 673 3964 2124 1840 2072 1831
15 Juma. Guml 121 .H 3 10 21. 129 90 129 go
16 Changan 54 0 113 568 28 9 279 286 279
17 Kangwah 1'3'3 ·.8 146 74 72 74 72
18 Dwarian :1t)5 2 154 1885 102 3 Sb2 1020 862
19 Lawat 21 79 3.14 2419 1295 Il24 12q3 1l~4

4831 756 5237 2810 2427 2802 2427

20 l(arka '1°3 71 4 457 247 2[0 247 210
21 Xagdar 2l5 R 3 M') 2214 .1J61 1053 1161 1053
22 Nil.1.m 44" 100 497 259 23 8 255 23 6
3003 560 3168 1667 1501 1663 1499
23 Bore z66 47 5 281 157 12 4 157 "4
24 Patran 26.I H 319 180 '39 180 '39
25 Mandian 547 100 688 35 8 33 0 35 H 33 0
26 Keran /)17 Tl4 668 378 290 335 28.,)
27 Danyar -toll 84 501 260 24' 260 241
28 Lala 302 5M 354 TR6 Ib8 r86 168
:29 Rawata 245 40 307 Ifi2 "45, )62 '45
2659 496 3118 1681 1437 1638 1432
30 Boogna 3;~7 .14 6 339 17 g luI 177 I6I
31 Ath Muqam JQR .p 220 116 '04 UO 104
32 Ran Chattar ."5 () 50 2R l2 28 22
33 Palri -;!',H :,7 198 1I3 85 II3 85
34 Sal Khall" :261 49 311 15 6 "55 15 6 10;5
35 Sha.h Kate 439 i3 416 ~o3 12 3 ·202 213
36 Katha Piran 464 79 579 3 05 274 30 5 274
37 Larhi Mangal '75 ,s 166 94 72 94 72
38 Batta 13 2 21 132 73 S9 73 59
2282 392 2411 1266 1146 1264 1145
39 Jag Giran 1258 184 7 11 1496 78!! 708 7 86 707
40 Kuttan T69(, 27.' 1893 '193 goo 9 80 900
.p Kayan 67 2 102 724 375 349 375 349
42 ehai Jat 20() 39 238 13 1 107 13 1 107
43 Kunda! Shab 55 0 R4 644 34 6 29 8 34 1 29 R
44 Dau("1 lOR yS 101 56 45 53 45
4484 702 5096 2689 2407 2868 2406
-45 Sandook 295 58 8 352 205 147 189 147
4 6 Rampnra .129 65 353 T89 164 T89 164
47 Gehl <)7 20 117 7I 40 7I 46
 475
1941
TABLES

_________------A..-- 1941 POPULATION

._ ... _------------------,
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others' Tota! literates
,---...A.. _____ -,
Male. Females
,-----"--
Males Females
---~ .--- Females
---, r---"--.
Mo..les Females
,----.-J-.--"
Males
r----...A..__-.._
Ma]('" Females Males Females

ra I] I4 Ij II> I'7 IS I9 :40 :lI 22 23

113
4
12
12 3 4 31
4 7' 3
13 7 7 231 3
[2 'I II
3'
17
]
7
3 13
3
II
IU 6 38

• 31
• 17 12&

2 100 23
2
98
3 I 100 2S

•
17
J 2 I2

3 I 31

35
3" 3 '3 87 2
8
5
3
30 3 13 ! 141 3
18
2
6
10
1M
..
2 58

9 .• 1
79
8
7
I
4 2J
3 9
13 10 115 7
16 16
6
 47()

O<;;cuIJied r~------'-------------'-'-
Sorial ,'Iamt' of Village 11)31 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
,.... _. _ _ . _ . A .
No. 1'opulation 1Y4 1 Circle Charge -, , - - - - " - - - ,
Persons lIIales Females Males Females

z 3 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

48 Ash Kote h4() 1~2 727 39Y 3·,8 .W7 32 7

49 Joorah (,3° llob 670 375 2<)5 3 f'3 295
50 B"ndi 33"[ ().~ 391 201 [()O 201 190
51 Lcswa TCl12 1.55 1109 {)04 50 .5 ()O3 5°5
3356 598 3719 2044 1675 2013 1674
1!lakan
50:! H5, 9 439 '3 1 zoH l3 1 .mB
53 Mirpura 3'4 "7 338 '7 0 IfJH '39 '4 0
54 Petr Nai 139 .F 164 ~5 7·.' K5 79
55 Kilr Hama 1[2 H} 106 6( 45 hI 45
56 arban IqH 39 231 12..1 lO() 12 5 »6
57 Bad Semari HO I.!.! 619 421 3'1'; 1:<:1 398
58 Sa.id Pura 229 33 202 III 91 H>] 84
59 Chaulai 330 ()O 345 IXO 1iJ5 ISO 165
(:;0 J a.rgi 18 3 .12 211 Log 102 10 9 102

2245 489 2855 1493 1362 1458 1327

61 J-\_atha Barjan 959 r60 10 11 1043 559 4 84 559 4~4
62 Chalyana 130 5 240 1410 7.16 674 630 ()74

63 Teetwal f'37 _i()O 849 4<)1 35 8 30 5 '.u6

64 D'lrin;;la 26 7 63 30T ltJf)
'4' 156 139
65 handi Shath 37 If, 58 ,1 2 26 32 26
66 Drigar 184 "9 175 LaO 75 100 75
67 Kanui G"iran -131. j5 319 t()<t [55 ]64 155
68 Kandi Sayedan 12 9 20 124 (""I()
"4 (10 64
69 Fa-hesha Pajoh 22 6 20 12 H rz 8

3871 749 4305 2320 1985 2124 1851

70 Abbot Hote HI 87 .II 454 23 0 224 23 0 224
71 Bahadar K)te 347 6() 346 ,Ht 102 184 IV2
72 Pil"lgla Harida' '37 25 132 71 f)[ 71 61
73 Chatar Kote 162 3Q 155 °9 86 ()9 86
7f Cham Kote 235 '1 8 223 120 103 114 1)9
75 Dilclarah 675 rf)4 763 4°6 357 3(n 33 0
76 Kandi 7 118 j {17 881 46 4 4 17 ·j1l4 4]7

2765 587 2954 1544 1410 1493 1379

77 Kllawar Para 568 hl:l 12 651 31· 1l 303 345 30 3

78Tang DhaTah 11.~5 2Il 1263 (''IS 618 643 618
79 Ba.~h Bala '7 0 32 194 100 <)4 ()9 '13
80 JIaji Nar 273 53 267 It5 122 '45 122
81 Gomal 1·97 37 183 90 93 90 '13
82 Ncchian 529 H+ 578 3'8 260 3 18 200
83 IIindwal 49 In 48 lH w -'5 18
84 Hapat Khanni IIi 4 ['I 132 77 55 77 55
85 Radwan 1.77 '.!3 142 7~ 64 78 fi4

3262 558 3458 1829 1629 1820 1626

80 Kohna Gabra 235 42 '3 13 241 133 !l4 '3 2 "4
87 Nawan Gabra '349 23[ 1362 ]3l b3 f 729 °3 1
88 Tarbauni '5 [ 3l 199 lOt ,)8 Il 7
39 Chain; Plira Bal,. £25 2C) 152 711 7° 69 70
90 Chain; Pura Pain H)7 37 186 97 119 97 89
91 Panj Taran IS,) 4.' 226 "4 "4 114 "4
92 Pararah !i!2 SCi 306 roS 13 8 168 13 8
93 Tad 337 (n 352 193 J·5(' 188 ]55
94 Dhanni "l(n .'\'1 291 17 2 119 17 2 , lC)

594 3323 1785 1538 le8D 1437

,3126
<)5 Hajotrah 5()J I)"l 14 590 3 211 26'1 328 262
96 Su<l.hpura 3.,\1> 76 335 H)2 [43 193 143
97 Amroi 8'4 '['60 847 46 4 383 464 38)
98 Lub Ciran 'l.l 447 2.5 2 1\).; 2.;2 195
99 Manji ~t~ I()l, 899 .l'lH 401 49 8 401
10O Chak Muqam [R0 .1.) 218 121 97 TI7 94
101 Ghansla ')0
,., 95 48 47 48 47

3333 654 3431 1903 1528 1899 1525

102 Chat KaTi 110 25 15 120 v3 57 63 57
103 Banoh Mulla 134 ~3 141 74 67 73 67
104 .\intlian H2 ~R 366 2°.1 ",61 20.') 161
 477
1941 PO"OI.A'tlON
_ ___ A. _______ _ _ , _ '_' _ _ . _____ .. __ _

Muslim (Shias) llindlls Sikhs Buddhists others 'Total literates

r - _.-A. _ _- - . .
( . _ -.. _--"- - .-----... r·-····-~--~
~ _ _ _ .. _..A. .. ~
r-----A._ ----, . r - - .-'"-- -__....,.
,Ma.les Females Jlales Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

12 13 I.} T5 I6 I8 I9 20 2I "3

20

'.' .i 42
II
20

25 5 115

13
.) 3b
:l
3
u
35
7
4
5
211 21 4 7 5 1~3 2

14 ')4
.1

76 97 $8 230 11

7
(J

4 7
" 3.5
~.1 '7
'J~

8 .. 43 21 S9
34
110 3
23
2
I()

3 ~

6 3 3 145
•
t)O ',I
(J
11
5
10
-f 69 13

6 . !l9 117 131 13

2

3
2
4
.l 5

.. 3 16
6
19
]2
 Occupied
!'leri"l Name of Village 193 1 houses Nu. of _!\:o of Total Muslim (others)
, - ____ A _ _ _ --.,._
No. population 194' Circle Charge ,---- -.--~

P('f"ion:; Males Female, Males FemCll~~

r ;; 4 5 6 Ii 9 10 11

105 Ghai Pura 559 "3 679 357 3 21 3.5~ 3 20

J06 Batli"n 286 (il 289 l(l~ 12 7 JUI 1 27
107 Jabri 12 7 27 138 70 6S jO 6~
108 Hiial Dhara 6M7 129 693 34 S 345 34' 343
109 Tallah Wari 14 8 46 183 '15 ~8 'i5 88

2393 502 2609 1374 1235 1363 1231

IJO Saiclpura Kharhanjna 3"4 4H 10 305 ISS ISO 155 150
III Lipa 5 2 (l 18 532 279 253 '7~ 25 1
112 Km.ar Kote 12 7 32 189 ql 98 88 93
]t.1 Mahar:.j Cund "4 15 124 7u 54 70 54
H1 Nau Kote 137 6 27 2 1453 754 699 7.53 69~

2441 445 2603 1349 1254 1344 1247

- - - , .. -- -----_- - .-- --- -------- - _. ---------
53"79 9 81 7 5886 3 3 1 382 27481 30783 f471;}8

(i) Differences bave bcen.n(tticed in tbe spelling of village names ~s gi~cn i~ tile Village Tables for I~31. an~ as shown ~n th,e en~meration'
record for 1941. For the 1941 VIllage Tables we have adopted the spelllDg gIven In the record after c]1('ckmg It WIth the spelling glwn lD 111<' li.t
of villages supplied by the District Census Officer in 1941. The list of such villages is given belo.... : -
As shown in Village Tables 1931. Spelling adopted ill Village Tables J'(141.

S. Nu. Nam«. S. No. NaUlt:.

2 88 5 Mahak Seri 7 Malik Seri

828 7 Daulat 9 Dosat
8289 Taljan II Tabjan
82 73 Lavalat 19 Lawat
82 53 Ravand 29 Ravatil
8254 Mogna 30 Uoogna
8257 Shankla 34 ~al Khalla
8260 Kath .. Mira.n 30 Kath" Piran
826 4 Koban 40 Kuttan
8265 Kalnan 41 Kayan
8236 Narat Kot 48 Ash Kot
&229 Las.\·ara 51 Leswa.
8233 Chabrage 60 Jargi
82 44 Nhinwa.! 63 Teetwal
82 47 Gundi Selan 68 Kundi Sayedan
824 8 Fakhta Nacho 69 Fahcsha 1'ajoh
8211 Pinjhan 82 Nechian
822:1 Panj naran 91 Panjtaran
8uS Nad 93 Tad
81 99 Banjrah 95 Hajitrah
8198 Ghansa 101 Ghansla
8188 Nlmlaipora 105 Ghaipora
81 94 BijJahar loR Bijal Dhara
8282 Patri 3 Seri
8290 Teh MalIa 12 Shelakll nela

<Ii) Yillaf(es Khawar Para Pain, Kbawar Para Darmlani and Kha'Yar Para Bala which were shown .separate~y in the Village Tables 193 I
against serial numbers 8217, 8.!8 ~d 8219 respectively, appear u!lder se,:al !lumber 77 as Khawar Para In the VIllage Tables 1941. Upper
mid,ile and lower portions 01 thIS VIllage have been shown as one village th,s bme.
Similarly Said Pura and Kharhanjna serial numbers 8182 and 8,81 of the Village Table, 1931 appear under serial number IIO as.
Saidpura-Kharhanjna in the Village Tables 1941.
(iii) Flakan serial number 52 is not traceable in th~ Village Tables 1931. It mu.t be presuml'd tbat this w •• included with SOme other'
..illage In [931.
 4i9
1941
_. _ _ _PlJr'C'LAT JON _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. _ _ .. _ _ . _
_ _ ...A.. ___~ __- . .

Muslim (ShilLS) Hindus Sikhs Buddhi.ts OtheTs Total lite"ates

~~ _____ A.... _ _ ___........, ,--.----"---- - .. --'1
,_. ______ A. __ __ ~ , - . _ _ _ _.J.,.... _ _ ~_"""""\
r---.- ---"--------, r------~-----_,
Males Females ~I[ales Females '1ales Females Males Females .:vlales Feulaies Males Femal~ ...

12 13 14 15 I8 19 20 2r zz

3 25
9
'I
·z 1"
3

8 4 3 90 2

.5
3 3
39

5 7 48

3I
 The Ladakh District covers 45,762 sq. in the world. In spite of this, the bulk of
miles; this is more than half the area of the whole the inhabited areas of the Skardu T ehsil are at a
State. It is bounded on the north and north- lower elevation than those in the Ladakh and
east by the great Karakoram H.ange beyond Kargil Tehsils. The chief town and headquarters
which lies the Chinese province of Sinkiang; of the tehsil, Skardu, is situated on the Indus
to the cast is Tibet. To the north-west, beyond river at an altitude of 7,700 ft. The tehsil has
the Hispar, Rakaposhi and Haramosh ranges, an area of 8,522 sq. miles and ranks after
lie the various illaqas of the Gilgit AgeI).cy. On Ladakh, as the second largest in the Statc.
its western boundaries it is separated from the
rest of the Jammu and Kashmir State by the The rainfall throughout the whole district
Great Himalayan range. Its southern tip is too small for agricultural purposes; at Leh it
reaches to the north-eastern part of the Punjab. amounts to about 3" 3. year. Cultivation is
The district consists of an enormous mass of confined to those areas which can gct water for
mountains and glaciers, rocky river valleys and irrigation from mountain streams. There are
high plateaus. It separates the rest of the State no forests and never will be. In the autumn,
from Tibet along the whole of its eastern flank. winter and early spring the whole area is intensely
It is comprised of three tehsils---·Ladakh, Kargil dry and cold. In the valley of the Indus from
and Skardu; the area of each is larger than that Khalatsc to Haramosh, the valley of the Shyok
of any other district -not to ~y tehsil--in the from Khapalu to Go1 and in Kargil too it is very
State, except the Gilgit Agency. hot in sumrller.

The Ladakh T chsil is t.he largest with an area The only practical route from the Kashmir
of 29,848 sq. miles. It consists mostly of Province is over the Zoji La (II,580 ft.) from
of mountains, rocks and sand; it is the most Sona:narg at the head of the Sind Valley. This
easterly of the three. Inhabited areas are is the· Leh Treaty Road which bifurcates at a
found at very high altitudes. Leh is situated point just before Kargil is reached; the main
at an altitude of II,555 ft. This is the chief road goes south-east to Leh then onwards north
town; it is the headquarters of the district as over the Khardung La (r8,380 feet) and other
well as of the tehsil and also the summer head- passes to Yarkancl and Central Asia. The
quarters of the British Joint Commissioner who, branch goes north-west to Skanlu. The next
together with the State Joint Commissioner most important route between India and Ladakh
(Wazir of the district), disposes of all matters is that which leads from Kulu in the north-east
connected with trade anu upkeep of the Leh Punjab along the Beas Valley over the Bara
Treaty Road. It is the centre of Buddhist Lacha La (r6,200 ft.) and other passes to Leh.
culture and for trade between Central Asia,
Tibet and India. From the Gigit Agency a foot path leads up
the Indus Valley from Bunji 'Via Rondu to Skardu.
Kargil Tehsil lies to the west of the Ladakh This is very difficult in many places, in fact
Tehsil to the south of the Skardu Tehsil and to dangerous, especially for 3 or 4 marches up-
the east of Kashmir Province and the Udhampur stream of the junction of the Gilgit and Indus
District of the Jammu Province. Like the rest rivers. In summer there is a route frpm the
of the district it is very mountainons; many Burzil Pass over the Deosai Plains which bifur-
villages are located at altitudes exceeding ro,ooo cates ;tnd leads to both Skardu and Kargil;
ft. The tehsil headquarters is at Kargil another route starts from the Indus north of
which is over 8,500 feet. It has an area of Skardu and goes over the Banak La (r6,290 ft.)
7,392 sq. miles, making it the third largest in to Astore. These are all summer routes. For
the State. all practical purposes the whole area is cut off
from the rest of the State and from India from
Skardu Tehsil occupies the north-western the beginning of November to the end of May.
part of the district. This area is usually known Dak runners travel throughout the winter over
as Baltistan or Little Tibet. To the east and the Zoji La from Kashmir when conditions
north are tremendous mountain ranges containing permit but a journey over the passes is hazar:dous
many peaks of over 20,000 ft.; a number includ- except when they are officially open.
ing K' (Mt. Godwin Austen 28,250 ft.), Gasherbrum
(26,470 ft). Masherbrum (25,660 ft.). exceed There used to be a fairly good road up the
25,000 ft. and are amongst the highest mountains Shyok Valley from Khapalu to Tiggur, at the
junction of the Shyak and Nubra rivers, this may account for the decrease partly. In-
and onwards up the Nubra valley. This was creased winter migration may also account
destroyed by the floods resulting from the burst- partly for the decrease. It may be that a
ing of the Shyok dam in 1928. Experts on the prolonged epidemic of influenza or other such
behaviour of glaciers say there is no liklihood scourge, took toll of life over a period in all areas
whatsoever of further floods in the Shyok but was not severe enough in any particular
valley for another 25 years. The Chong Kumdan locality to attract the attention of the local
glacier, the cause of floods in the Shyok valley, authorities. If the decrease were confined to one
is in retreat and is not expected to advance until or two localities one might suspect the cause to
1968-70 A. D. All communications require be slackness and defective enumeration but this
improvement, in particular the Bunji-Skardu is not the case.
road up the Indus and the road from Khapalu
along the valleys of the Shyok and Nubra rivers. . There are two distinct types living in the
district. In Ladakh Tehsil the people are almost
2. Population.-The population of the entirely Buddhist by religion. They are Mon-
district was 192.138 in 1931; at the recent Census golian by race and have a close affinity to the
it was 195.282. The increase is small but may people of Tibet; in fact they are by race
be accepted as normal. The country offers little Western Tibetans. Of the total population
scope for any expansion. The existing numbers 31,866 are Buddhists; Muslims number 4,086,
are supported with difficulty in spite of the low Hindus 217, Sikhs 9 and others 129.
standard of living which is the lot of the majority.
In the Kargil Tehsil there are Buddhist
The population of the three tehsils Ladakh, Colonies in localities on the borders of the
Kargil and Skardu in 1931 was 34>423, 50,238 Ladakh Tehsil and traces of Buddhism every-
and 107,477 respectively, in 1941 it was 36,307, where. The majority of the people are Baltis
52,853 and 106,271 in the same order. The increase by race and Muslims by religion, mostly of the
is normal in Ladakh and Kargil. In Skardu it Shia sect. The non-Muslim population is made
will be observed there has been an actual up of 8,298 Buddhists, 97 Hindus, 42 Sikhs and 6
decrease. others. There are a few Kashmiris in the area;
the great majority are Baltis. There has been
In the Ladakh Tehsil the population has been some mixing of Balti, Kashmiri and Ladakhi
kept down in the past by the practice of poly- blood. The Muslims total 44.4IO of whom
andry and by the fact that a number of Buddhist 39,427 are Shias. The Muslims will take a Bodh
girls are dedicated to the monasteries and become girl in marriage for their SOIlS but will not give
chomos or nuns. Recently, at the request of the a daughter to a Buddhist unless he becomes a
more advanced elements of the local Buddhist convert to Islam.
population, legislation has been passed by His
Highness' Government prohibiting the practice The population of Skardu Tehsil is almost
of polyandry. It remains to be seen whether entirely Muslim by religion; over 85,000 are of
this will prove an unmixed blessing and what the Shia sect. There are no Buddhists at all
remedies will be adopted in place of polyandry and only 275 non-Muslims. The few Hindus
to restrict the population to a figure which the and Sikhs are immigrants who have gone there
country can support. With the dwindling of in connection with trade. The area is commonly
trade from Central Asia during the past decade, called Baltistan and the inhabitants Baltis.
and its present virtual cessation, the means of There are some Kashmiris and also Dards from
subsistence have been reduced to a minimum. the Gilgit and Astore Districts. The Baltis are
The economic conditions are poor. Unless some of Mongolian stock but have an admixture of
change occurs, any increase in population will Aryan blood as there has been, and is, considerable
raise serious problems which cannot be contem- intermarriage with the Dards of Astore and Gilgit
plated without misgivings. as well as with Kashmiris. All being followers of
Islam they freely intermarry to produce a blending
Skardu is the only tehsil in the whole State to of these races.
show a decrease in population. It is not easy to
account for the decline in numbers except by The number of inhabited villages at the
-epidemics or increased migration. Local offi~ers recent Census was III, 162 and I97 in Ladakh
have been unable to give an adequate explanation Kargil and Skardu Tehsils respectively. Th~
. for an actual decrease of 1,206 against an expected main question arising from an increasing popula-
increase, at the rate of 5 per cent. for the decade, tion in such an area as the Ladakh District is
of over 5,000. There was a fairly severe small- the means of subsistence. A brief reference
pox epidemic in the area during the decade; to the possibilities of increasing the area under
cultivation is therefore justified. It has been wool. Their numbers show a decrease as a result
suggested that more land could be brought of the practical cessation of trade with Central
under cultivation in the broad Indus valley Asia.
between Ranbirpur and Spitok, a few miles
south-east and west of Leh respectively, by 4. Agriculture.-The chief crops are wheat,
irrigation canals taking off from the Indus above barley, grim (a kind of barley grown at high
Ranbirpur. The Nubra valley too, it is said, altitudes) and buck-wheat; trumba and pulses
could support a larger population if irrigation are grown in small quantities. Wheat and grim
schemes were developed with State aid. In the are the staple food grains. Productiin is just
Kargil Tehsil there is an extensive plateau above about sufficient for local consumpti-.:n in the case
the town of that name which it is reported could of Ladakh and Skardu but not Kargil. All three
be brought under cultivation if the services of tehsils import rice from Kashmir. Kargil also
an irrigation engineer could be made available imports maize. In the case of Ladakh any
to plan and carry out the necessary project. To surplus grain is exported to Tibet.
irrigate this plateau is said to be a perfectly
feasible scheme and that the failure of an attempt Fruit is grown in all tehsils but production
to do so 15 to 20 years ago was due solely to a is greatest in Skardu. Apricots are the most
miscalculation in levels. In the Skardu Tehsil important, particularly so in Skardu where
there would appear to be little scope for expan- incomes from other forms of agriculture are
sion of the cultivated area. augmented considerably by the sale of sun
dried apricots and kernels. The former normally
3. Migrations.-Migrations take place sell at 8 seers to the rupee and the latter at
annually. For the most part they are purely 2 seers. The 'Halman' is considered the best
temporary. The Buddhist movement is to kind of apricot.
Tibet on pilgrimage to Lhasa, the centre to which
they look for religious teaching. The Ladakhi, Apples, pears and grapes are also grown-
like the Tibetan, is afraid of low altitudes and the two former in small numbers. The most
regards the plains of India as a death-trap only important kind of grape is called Zirshak ;
to be visited under the urge of religious pilgrimage. these are dried and exported. Skardu is the
As few of them are Muslims very few undertake chief area for grape cultivation. Mulberry trees
the journey. and melons do well in Skardu. About one-
twentieth of the small cultivable area of the
The Baltis of both Kargil and Skardu are a the district is said to be under gardens and
hardy race. Large numbers migrate south in orchards.
the autumn in search of employment for the
winter months. Some go on pilgrimage to Najaf The production of fruit and vegetables plays
or Mecca, according to the sect to which they an important part in the economy of the people
belong. A few hundreds found work at Ratote in all tehsils but this is more so in the case of
in the U dhampur District during the winter of Skardu. In all tehsils vegetables are grown
1940-41 on road construction and other by the people in small plots of land adjacent to
development work in that area but mostly they their houses both for their own use and for sale.
go to the Punjab. A certain number go to The fruit and vegetable market at Leh used
Gilgit and Astore Districts in the summer each to display a good variety of produce in the
year to work as agricultural labourers; some summer months when trade between Central
of them are usually to be found at Bunji. Asia and India flourished. The market was a
centre of great activity; the smiling Bodhi
All these migrations are purely temporary girls displayed their goods attractively and the
and have little or no effect on the permanent whole scene was pleasing and picturesque. With
population. It may, however, be said that the the cessation of trade this market has fallen on
population of the Kargil and Skardu Tehsils is evil days. The market at Skardu is poor in
at its lowest at the time the Census is taken, 'Ois., comparison whilst at Kargil there is no such
in February or early March in any year, on market at all. The superiority of the market
account of these temporary migrations. at Leh is obviously due to the fact that it is the
centre for Central Asians and Tibetan trade
The few immigrants to the district are nearly and buyers are more numerous and better able
all Hindu and Sikh traders from the Punjab; to pay good prices for what they require.
there are some Kashmiris. All go in connection
with trade; the former in connection with trade The most widely grown vegetable is the
from Central Asia and the latter to purchase turnip; it forms an important part of the diet of
the people. Foreign vegetables have been too but none are worked except pedlaps jade to
introduced, both lndian and European, the chief a small extent. It would be w,Jrthwhile to
of which are cabbage, cauliflower, brinj:tls, examine the p:J5sibiIitics of working sulphur,
pumpkins, bimlhi, tori and potatoes. Potatoes borax and asbestos on a commercial sGale.
seem to do best in Skardu and large quantitici> are Labour would be cheap as there i; little outlet at
grown; supplies ~tre available the whole year present.
rOll"ld. The mull)(_~ll y tn'cs, which are plentiful
in Sk.J.Hlu, are nul lapel! ,tS there i;~ no silk GiUSS mats are made in the locality of
ind\!strv. The fruit of tilCse trees forms th,; C'1ief h.oJIidu in Skar,lu and there is some work in
dieL of" tile people for about three wec\3. F.:r bras~ ;.,t Khcqmln. There would appear to be
ano~lIer month (;r so apricots Drovidc at lea.st scapI,; h)r tile sili,: iadustry in Sbrdu. M:llberry
one' , 'c·~l a..'. ,la·"
~.!. lJ., \.... )'. • • trees are plentiful and grow well. The fruit
is an impo~tant item of diet but investigation
In LHlakh Tebsil cnl1sidz~rable areas (If tlle mil~ht well proV(:' t;lC p'),;sihility of irltroducing
most pro(hctive LULl are att;..clH:d to t::c :ll2ny thl,; F"odllction of silk :1.S a "ottage industry
mon;;.stcrics; tlJis mllst constitute a heavy lOJ.d withol:t in t :~ferin.'~ witll hlC sapu1y of il1ulberries
for t~lC pCf:ple tn nitTy. . a5 all lL'l1l ot fooll :·:,'_ti)jlly.

'i'ilTllLl~IlOlLt tilc district all culliyation 1S A C',;;ta!lI lIli"iIJer oi lilell li';ing e·';,,' t!J'~ Leh
depelldcllL Ol] il~·jt:;lti(m. T~le apparent1.,· sterile Tr;~atyR'ad in tl'(' L:ld:_j·il "~l·l K;l;i-;d 1,,'.;ils
land jXcJlluccs \vdl WL2reV( r \';';:,."1' i..; ;:.'" <>,ihhle gL~t c·,npLiYl!lcnt ~~n,_i~;r t!l~' l~es ,~.yStc~11 l:,y \Vlll·::h
amI it 'wr),Jlci seC'1ll i hat ,'nly by illlprO\".,,·j i rr:iga- local people a .. c o:J!I!~ed In' C;}\'c;-nment to sllpply
tioll ,'<ti, ,:lltti·..... tioll Ul: t:xp:luded. tr,dls)Jort at fixed rat,_:; at diffcrellt stages.
Some are employe'l on r(lad cOD"trnctioll work.
l)isGlllCe~ :'.rc S'J great, and commnnicrltions
so p0Dr, that it i" impossible to dispcse of tGlH} l'J rary The dwindling of the Centra.l Asian trade
surpluses of perishable supplies in one ~lT("1. to during the pasL few yt::trs and its practical
remedy shori supplies in most others. There cessation at the uHl of the deca(le ]tas had a
is a little s('o~'e for profitable marketing seriolls effect on tl1" ability of the people to earn
except at trade centres and halting places used somdiling by labour to supplement their meagre
by [raveliers. Prices mlturally vary with income from other sonrces. In such circum-
demand. \VitL UH: a1.n05t complete cess3.tion stances, in spite of its obligatory nature, the
of trade with CCl!tral Asia prices for all com- H.cs system is r~'rhaps a blessing in disguise
modities have fallt'll sC'ecplv and arc nnlikdy to tempuralily. Tlle 'I{es' }'ate does not apply
recover until t;:i" tr:!.dc h::.s revived. to 111l'rclmliClisc but onh' to cfficials and travci!:'?rs
using the road. In 'thl! :',')5cnce of the
5. Iric!ustri~s ami L.abour.- There 1S no , Re~;' system they prr)babJ:\- would not :~et
large: SCill:.: inuu:,rry III tile d.isirict. ~:ll1:das tranS;)~1rt without .l~rcat difficulty. O\\<j,',s to the
are lIla<\(; J,1i(1 eXj'urted. The wc:tying of p:lsluni:n dedi: Ie of trade tile present market r. Lte for
and Ptlttoc~; is a cottup: inclu:,try. Gold- trau;.)nrt ,){;nies in the oneil se;~c;()n f··o "1
waslling is 10c'll. ::'IInsl of the wool produc,'rl is Srinagar to Leh is about Rs.· 5 or (J. The Ees
consnmcd IOGJly. '1'11(' wool tLat is expo~·ted rate is more than douhlc. Tll~ 'R(s' system
tv h.aslunir ,111r! India nearly all comes from may thus be said to be acl\:il.ntagC(),lS to the
"Vesl.l~nl Tibet. There is 111''( ,;nfficicl!t p"stl'r:~f.':c local people at present, much as they ,~islike it,
to ::-"pport a by(.{<,t number of grazing ~lIli '11::.1S in t11at it reserves the l'i~{ht ()f thuse living ncar
than at pres;.~n'. J II the Kargil Tehsil between tlle the Treaty Road [II meet the transpo:t require-
Zoji La and Shi:asha Karbll tIl ere is excellent men~s of official:, and traveller::;.
grazing L,t;,i tili:; is in the b.nds of ' Bakarwals '
who come up from the plains in large 1wmhers Horse-h~'eeding on a small scale is carried on
every summer. If the K;\rgil Tehsil conld be III the Kargil Tellsil.
relieved of this infhtx uf outsiders the people of
the area could possess larger flocks. There are 6. Subsistenco and Indebtedness· ·-As al-
plenty of grazing grounds for these visiting ready indica.ted the meagllre mcans of subsistence
Bakarwals on the Kashmir side of the Zoji La. available to the bulk of the poptJation have been
affected adversely during the latter half of the
There are sulphur and borax deposits ill the past decade by the decreasing trade between
Rupshu locality of the Ladakh Tehsil and asbestos Central Asia and India. \Vheat and grim, which
at Surn in Kargil. Jade is found in Skardu. previously were sold at 8 and <) seers to the rupee
There arc probably many other mineral deposits respectively, at the end of the decade under
review were being sold at I2 and I4 seers to the spite of their poverty and loW' standard of living
rupee. app~:tr to give their quota willingly. Their
Ch!l3.ng- drinking pro:livities must contribute to
THe !nari;:et for l:,~~)our, tr:111Sport and fodeler their pDvcrty and low stand'lrd of living but
has similarly shown a serious decline. The three perhaps it is this habit which assists them to
tellsils are not equally afiected. As Lldc~kh bear their ~Lpparently hard lot so ch~crfully
anu Kargil mostly benciitted from the trade with
Central Asi,l, owing to t 1le fact that the Leh Oil the basis of occupied houses the average
Treaty l(m,1 passes tilr;ngh the"e tehsils, s) they :-iize of a family is just over 4 in Sbnlu, 5.5 in
have il'-!cn more an,~cted by its dedine than Kargil and 3.4 in Ll.dakh, This gives an average
Skardu Tebil. Tile Buddhists uf the Lvlli<:h an:1!.lal in..:o:ne pcr head of Rs. I7 in Lajakh
Tt.:ilSil 0.0 110t usually go to Ino.ia in search of and Skardu and only Rs. 7.6. in Kargil. By
lalJiJur to snpplement their incomes and it is all the evidence at our disp')sal the standa.rd of
diHlcuIt to ,-;olggcst any mean; by which they can ]1ving is lowest in KargiI.
make gooo. the loss ()~casioll..!d by the practical
ce3s~ni(ln of the C:Oiltral A',i'ln trade. In the 7. Education. --The percentage of litei"ates
case of tIte rC.i.rgil and Si{~lrtlu Tehsils the only for the whole are~l is low; it is 10 Nest in the
CO'll"Se .v'.mll ;'Jlll.;'l':" t.o h:: .1:,l!: their .:ncn fol!e to SkarJu Teh"il and highest in Ladctkh. Prim'try
ICilY.! diClr .!<)'nc~ lil WhlLc:i' 1,1 ucre,t:-im:-::- numb:~rs
L
all(i Middle Sehoub are saio. to be cl(kluate to
in s~arcll nf e,l1p]oy nent '"13 lalJoilj"·~·r:.; but in me'~t pl"cs~nt req Llire'llents b:lt this is ,lollbte:l.
r,~cent \fe,U"S it i~ !wli"vc·,l ti]l~v lnve not (l:)ta.i11'.~d In L1.1akh tile Buddhists :-i:lpp:Jrt a :,":[1001 for
C'il[J,')ymt;lh
1 -, I"
so rea.(!ly ".
as p'.-evlOlls 1y. A S f:,~e"
I
girl,; of their own. The peJple or Kar:;il md
where in tile State an:l Britis'j [ndi:L, t!lc; pea~ urts S:.:ardu ;,i-e VCiY backvvi1rd in education and,
are not fcee frl)ll1 tIle clutches i)[ the money lender. whether they slllJW a desii-'~ for l), L.lcJ.tioll and
The trade ot the con"try i~ lllo,;t1y in the h:lI1ds more schools or not, more primary sC:"lools would
of illlmi,:';"al~~ tradcr~. Sikhs ;u-e (~ntrl.. ache.-l at appear to be necessary.
Sk;wlu allll in all the chid centres of that tehsil.
These s\Jol)lwcners are not only traders but A. small high school at ei1cll tehsil hc~dquaT­
carryon 1l10ney lending at the same time. The ters of the district would seem to oe required.
trade of Leh is mostly in the haB,t; of Punjabi The hea.dquarters of each tehsil arc distant from
traders from Hoshiarpur but with the cessation each otiler and all are cut off for ,n8"t of the
of Central Asian trade their numbers have cle- year from other High Schools in t;L! State. If
crea~ed considerably. The average stamhrd uf it is not practical to provide three High SchJols
living tlllWl,c;hout tile district is low and, unless then one at Kargil, which is almo:it equidistant
somc i'em,"! \' ;s fot\lhl. it is likdy tt) :L~tei'ioJr;tte fro111 Leh and Skardu, might serve tile w!lOle
further. L w p-~,)pL: t11,;iUs",lves, cut olf from district for the present. If any incentive is t.J be
other ai"c:t·; by mmmtil.ill ~)Mriers, have lii:tle givc!l to [he people to acquire eJacati8n of a
incenti'v'c Of iliitia.ti\·c to m.lk:.: ,m\' eHon: to stand_trd higher than the primary aad iniddle
j,lll)i"OVC tileir lot. " chs3es the provisi'Jl1 of local facilitiC!3 f,h' I1ii.;-h
ScllJJl education seems to be illlpe:·aLive. The
ACCUL!.L; ligures as to) In;;oIl1e, (,xpenditure provision uf sclwLifships to schools in K,tshmir
and indcbtellness ~tre not availalll·~. Frnm on a generous basis :md the distributi~)ll of bO:Jks
information supplied hy the Wazir of tllC (li~trict free of co:,t seems to be indicated as a temi)orary
it w()ull1 appear that tbe average anmFtl income of me<.. :mre until better facilities for hig'h!r education
a Luni!y f;"')l11 l(~nc1, live,'ltock, traw:i;Jort, gold- can be provided. In the c,tse of La.(hkh Tehsil
W~L,;!lillg- and miscellaneous sources in Rs. 58, 42 the censu" figures for literacy arc obvi0!1sly
and 68 ill tC!lsils L,dakh, Kar1{il and Skarclu misleading. Reports from ttlOse having a know-
re,;pectivel.,·. Expenditure per family is given ledge of the area, which are supported by the
as Rs. 60, 43 and 68 respectively. These figures Wazir of the district, indicate that al)out 90 per
indicate tInt conditions 01" living are best in cent. of adult Buddhists are literate in their own
Skarclu Tehsil and poorest in Kargil. language, Bodhi or Bhotia. It w:mld appear
that enumerators have wrongly considered that
The figures for expenditure cOVer day to being able to read and write in Bodhi doc.; not
day necessities and ceremonies that may be constitute literacy. From the point of view of
considered essential; no provision for the liqui- literacy more schools in Ladakh may not be
dation of debts is included. essential but to spread the knowledge of a
langUJ.ge and script other than Bodhi is likely to
The monasteries take a lot of money pond bring these people into closer contact with other
produce from the B'lddhist inhabitants who in elements of the State population and to fit them
 to hold appointments in Government depart- The dispensary at Kargil has been mentioned -
mental offices. At the same time the learning by local officers as inadequate to meet require-
of Bodhi or Tibetan should not be discouraged ments. In addition, accommodation for at least
as this is the mothertongue of the great ten indoor patients is suggested by the tehsildar.
majority. Since Kargil is the headquarters of the tehsil
and is equidistant from the other two tehsil head-
In the Kargul Tehsil it is probable that most quarters--Leh and Skardu-it is worthwhile for
of the 1,167 males and 43 females shown in the His Highness' Government to consider the.
tables as literate are Buddhists. There is little construction of a small well equipped hopsital at
hope in the future for the people of this tehsil, this centre which would serve a larger part of the
where the average income is so low and the whole district during the long winter months
standard of living so poor, unless educational when it is impossible for cases to be brought
facilities are increased and education encouraged over the passes to Srinagar.
so that some at least of the future generation can
leave the area and earn a living elsewhere. The The Skardu local officers recommend the
introduction of compulsory primary education provision of a Zenana hospital at Skardu and a
for children of specified ages within the limits dispensary at Rondu. These requests are modest
of Kargil town and the neighbouring villages of ones and to meet them should not be difficult;
Pain and Baroo might be considered. to do so would give great satisfaction to the
people of this tehsil.
The percentage of literacy is lowest of all in
Skardu-1,356 in a population of 106271 or 1.27 9. Miscellaneous.-(i) The Buddhists of
per cent. The introduction of compulsory Ladakh look towards and have close association
primary education within the limits of Skardu with Lhasa. Trade Missions are exchanged at
town might be considered. Something drastic intervals. The mission which leaves Leh for
is required to be done to bring home to these Lhasa every three years is known as the Lapchak
people the value of literacy. Mission whilst that which returns the visit and
comes to Leh from Lhasa is called Choba Lhasa.
8. Health and water Supply.-Health would These missions enj oy concessions on a reciprocal
appear to be fairly good throughout the area. basis. They are supplied with free transport and
Generally speaking the people are strong and accommodation in both countries. For some
robust. Small-pox, infuenza and typhoid fever times the exchange of missions was in abeyance
would appear to be the usual causes of epidemics. owing to misunderstandings. These were removed
There is some malaria in the Skardu Tehsil, also about the middle of the past decade and relations
goitre. As in most high altitides, and consequent between the two governments are now normal.
low temperatures, the standards of hygiene
leave room for improvement. (ii) Trade between Leh and Lhasa is
carried on in Tibetan tea, silk, woollen goods,
Diseases of the eye are common. There carpets, furs, hides, fruit, grain and pashmina.
are Government dispensaries at all tehsil A fixed import duty of 2 per cent. ad val'-rem is
headquarters and also at Shigar and Khaplu. levied on all goods by both governments on a
There are medical missionary organisations at the reciprocal basis.
chief centres, but proper medical facilities in the
more distant rural areas are non-existent. Indi- (iii) The houses of the Buddhists, or
genous medical treatment is, of course, available Bodhs as they are called, are said to be more
but without special aid this scarcely meets the attractive in appearance than those usually found
requirements of an area which is so large and in the other two tehsils and their household
so cut off from other centres for medical treat- jnteriors and utensils superior.
ment in the State. Reports indicate that
supplies of essential medicines at the dispen- (iv) The Bodhs are described as a simple,
saries are usually quite inadequate to meet credulous community; they are said to forgive·
requirements. I tinerant dispensaries are badly and forget easily. Crime is practically non-
required. Drinking water is said to be good and existent in the Ladakh Tehsil.
adequate in most areas. In some places difficulty
is experienced in winter when the sources of (v) The Bodhs manufacture an intoxicat-
supply freeze or dry up. The supply in Skardu ing beverage known as 'Chhang'. This is
Kt.as would appear to leave considerable room similar to a light beer and is made from
for improvement. The water in village grim or barley. No Buddhist ceremony or
Kargamchoshal is said to be injurious to the occasion of any importance is complete without
teeth. plenty of Chhang to enliven the proceedings_
·The drinking of Chhang seems to have the approval ceremonies. Perhaps the best known is that held
of the local monastic authorities belonging to annually at the Himis Gompa. These fairs are
the Red Sect but not of the Gelukpa or Yellow not held for the purpose of sale or interchange
Sect. of agricultural produce and other commo-
dities. There are no fairs or markets of this
(vi) The younger male members of a nature worth the name. The chief festivals kept
Buddhist family are dedicated to the Gompas or by the Muslim population, mostly Shias, are
monasteries and in time become Lamas; girls Nauroz and Moharrum.
also are dedicated and become Chomos or nuns.
This practice is a factor in the restriction of (x) There are a number of Gompas or
population. Buddhist monasteries in the Ladakh Tehsil.
They are said to possess many valuable manu-
(vii) Polyandry has prevailed for genera~ scripts. Buddhistic ruins are to be found at Dras,
tions past throughout Ladakh amongst the Mulbeck and Karche Khar in the Kargil
Buddhists. Under this system the brothers of a Tehsil. There is a sculptured rock monument
husband share the favour of his wife. This at SANKHO in Kargil standing 25 ft. high. This
custom obviously developed as a practical measure is a figure of Buddha.
for limiting the population. As already observed
it has recently been prohibited by legislation. At Kharmang are the ruins of an ancient
building said to be of pre-Buddhist days. This
(viii) The Muslims of the district are is called' MOON KHAR' meaning "Fort of
mostly Shias. Their outlook on life is in marked the Aryans."
contrast to the easy-going habits of the
Ladakhi Buddhist. (xi) Regular Land Settlement operations
have been carried out in all tehsils. These were
(ix) Fairs are usually held at places where completed in 1909. 19II and 1901 for Ladakh,
there is a Gompa in connection with Buddhistic Kargil and Skardu Tehsils respectively.
 488
CENSUS
VILLAGE
District Ladakh
Tehsil Ladakh

193 1 Occupied ,-----------_._------

S~tial Name of Village Popula.tion bC'luses No_ of No_ of Total Muslim (others)
, _ _ _- - - - A . . _ _ _ _ - - - - ,
No. 1941 Circle Charge r-___.A..-~
Persons l\lales Feillaies Males Females

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

I Bcgh<lung 362 100 396 1<)5 2CO 195 :lOO

2 \Varisfaztan 73 24 10 35 35
3 Odumroo 26~ 70 282 '4 0 142 Ib '3
4 Largeeb '47 51 164 1:1(> 7~ 29 23
5 AskoOTO 87 23 86 43 43
(> Tarchee 08 32 115 55 00 5 2
7 11an(lrie 5lJ 26 81 36 4.1
I'> l~anfok '20 37 133 68 65
'] l)raiapporah 10 9 29 112 .i 6 5h ,4 55
10 Handor 38 4 )20 480 234 '14() 7' 7(J
II I Iand(lrdoog 50 '4 58 3' 1.,
1753 526 1976 979 997 370 369

12 Chamshancharasa 303 85 2 316 14,) 1("

13 J:obced 35 0 119 401 ]7" 22': I! 5
14 l~halllie 239 76 222 113 loq
15 Panlllik 30 3 104 362 IU9 19~1 (>
3
10 Tegar 309 93 324 155 Iut) 17 I]
17 Sa~J.11oor 29 0 8h 310 17 0 14 0

1808 563 1935 935 1000 36 21

18 Diskit 49 0 13\J 3 414 220 ItJ-l 50 48
19 Laggon 213 5u 237 "7 l-.ln 5 4
20 l(halser 5 15 53 25 '2~
21 Khardong '
23() 6l 338 110 ILl)
22 Deger 120 2,s 118 64 54
23 Khamakhumroo 117 25 106 4' ()4
24 Tanier 99 2') 110 52 S~

1320 353 1276 630 646 56 52

25 Durbek 32() IO~ 4 317 '57 160 (>

26 Sachokal 25 8 93 294 '44 15 0

27 Tanchic 359 109 385 10i 20 4 7
28 IVlanpa.ngan 37 6 91 380 177 203 1
29 Xargamchoshal 5 12 '47 641 339 308 I)

1826 548 2023 998 1025 20 12

30 I{ungum 207 6()
5 2 204 10 3 101
31 Lakchc 91 36 98 43 55
32 Tugla 179 54 163 X7 7°
33 Turchat 92 50 112 4M "4
34 Hamian 137 41 152 74 7~
35 Tcrie '45 37 105 58 47
36 l\:aray 55 32 131 72 65
37 Kunjung 93 28 97 4') 40
3 1l Chomathang 153 54 206/ 108 90
39 Samdovikchan 119 52 241 124 117
40 Loman 313 \)6 368 177 19 1
Mood 23 0 (;9 210 135 135
4'
42 Anlay 193 71 339 164 '75
43 Kolel 134 42 116 54 61
44 Damchook 6 2 20 II \>
45 Karzak 211 128 502 265 237
60 66 263.- 131
_- 46
,.
Man""r
"".. 13'
2418 932 3392 1703 1688

47 Phokcbe 206 51 6 191 IOI 90

48 Sharloo 17 37 143 74 69
49 Sharangoo~ 143' 47 177 87 90
50 Aigoo 639 175 594 288 30 (>.
5' Lankoar 54 19 60 22 2S
52 Saktie 82 4 28 7 1153 484 46 g.
2037 616 210B 1056 105l
1941
TABLES

1941 POPULATION
Sikhs Buddhists OtheI:S· Total literates
Muslim (Shias) Hindus
,.....---"---- ,------'-----, ,.~ ~ ~
Males Males Females Males Females Males Females
Males Fe Hies Males Fe nales Females

III I] "4 I5 I6 X7 IS I9 20 "I ZZ S]

3
35 35
124 129 5
57 55
43 43
50 _~8 ~

,
I
36 45
68 05 3
~ I
163 17 0 22
31 27
609 628 42

lfi7 II
149
167 212 25
5
II3 109 5
I 162 190 11
138 156 14
10 154 121 z 6 29
13
13 15 883 958 2 6 98

170 14 6 20
112 II6 8
25 28 4
110 128 5
64 54 2
2
42 64
52 5B 2

575 &94 43

15 1 155 17
144 15 0 34
174 197 23
176 20 3 33
308 26
333
978 1013 133
103 101 17
43 55 3
87 76 3
48 64 S
II
74 7B
58 47 S
72 05 9
8
49 48
loB 98 12
124 II7 24
177 19 1
6
135 135 12
164 175 19
61 II
54 I
II 9
26 5 237 31 3
131 13 2 14

1703 1689 191 5

101 90 13
69 6
74
87 90 3
288 306 25
22 28 I

484 469 51

1058 18&2 99
 490

Occupied ro-
Serial Name 01 ViU age 1931 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (otheIs)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge , - -......----,.
Persons -----
Males Females Males Females

:c 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

53 Matho 555 181 7 534 27 6 ~58 12 9

54 Stagna 154 44 135 79 56
55 Changa II9 39 29 162 67
56 Ha.mis 13 1 R5 12B 90 38
57 Shang 159 62 139 74 65
58 Marchlang I57 57 167 83 84 9 8
59 Opshie 53 20 58 28 30
60 Meroo 105 46 105 55 50
61 Gaih 300 97 308 147 159
62 Kharnak 197 49 193 94 99
1830 680 1894 988 906 22 17
63 Chamrie 82 3 28.5 8 3 829 430 399 9 7
64 Kharoo III 4I 113 50 63
65 Nang 172 65 169 78 91
66 Rambirporah 160 52 147 67 80 25 34
67 Thagsay 734 27 0 771 387 384- 51 55
2000 713 2029 1012 1017 85 96
68 Anekgama 14 6 • 36 9 107 55 52 32 22
69 Shai 680 78 136 120 IIfi 22 24
70 Chuglamsar 167 143 488 237 229 23 28
71 Saboo 468 17 2 474 226 248 II 13
72 Pituk 354 125 372 209 163 23 IS
1805 554 165& 847 808 111 102
73 Ladakh Khas Civil lLeh 3047 943 10 3223 1665 1558 5I I 50 7
14 Ladakh Khas Military I Town 46 23 149 149 I

3047 843 3223 186& 15&8 511 &07

M. P. 48 23 148 148
75 Took 626 205 II 658 337 319 8 8
76 Chachootshoman 276 1137 53 6 601 331 386
Chachootgoman 1698 ) ISS &04 281 223 226 II9
77
~324 638 2281 1154 1143 58& &13
78 Fiang 681 230 12 685 35 0 335 22 18
79 Fai 125 44 10& 51 54
80 Rumbuk 39 143 80 63
81 Kiomarkha 202 65 218 g8 120
1008 378 1151 579 &72 22 18
82 Taroo 206 59 13 4- 235 lI6 119
83 Urnla 41 12 42 20 22
8<1 Nimmo 543 134 &28 273 255 6 7
85 Bazgoh 482 122 447 226 221 7 5
86 Nia 25 8 68 298 148 148
87 Likeer 58 1 20g 615 327 288
2111 604 2183 1110 1063 13 12
88 Saspol 55 1 15 2 1+ + 554 292 262 3
89 Saspochie 143 30 137 66 71
go Hemishopchan 553 1 69 587 274 293
91 Tarhiptie
Giramangoo
59
21 9
14-
62
n 32 31
g2 226 109 II7
93 Alchie 363 113 38. 187 212 5 3
94 Chilingsumda 124 37 14D 68 72
2012 577 2088 1028 1058 8 3
95 NooruUah 189 59 IS 222 12 7 95
96 Temisgam 674 162 698 33 1 367 2 2
97 Tiah 668 144 72. 36 7 362
98 Skinding 135 35 152 68 84
99 Khalsie 334 76 289 152 137
100 LaidQO 190 37 172 86 86
101 Tagmachik 326 81 347 169 17 8
2&18 594 2609 1300 1309 3 2
102 Damkhar 6g8 182 16 684 364 320 2
 49 1
194I POPULATION
~--~----,

Muslim ( hias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Total literates

~ ,.--J.-------, ~-" ,---J-------., ,..-----~
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

Ilil I3 I4 IS z6 I7 I8 I9 IiIO :liZ 22 23

26 4 249 40
79 56 II
62 67
90 38 ~)

74 65 4
74 76 3
28 30
55 50 I
14 6 159 6
94 99 4
966 889 121

420 39 2 I04 2
50 63 13
78 91 12
42 46 II
80 (>
33 6 3 29
926 921 220 8

7 I2 lb 18 17
89 89 9 3 20
213 198 3 35 2
215 235 40
186 148 47
7 12 719 688 10 6 165 4
I13 105 52 16 5 4 93 8 88<) 46 37 3 26 69
I4 S 70
113 105 52 18 5 4 938 889 46 37 326 69
141 70
329 3I l 61
205 215 119 4
55 104 18

589 630 198 5

69 58 259 259 86
51 54 9
80 63 12
q8 120 17
89 58 488 498 124 t
116 II9 13
20 22 I
267 248 30
17 22 202 194 30
148 148 14
3 27 288 31
17 22 1080 1019 119

3 286 25(> 2 3 56
6(; 7f 5
274 293 21
32 31 4
109 IT? 9
182 209 10
68 72 8

3 1017 1049 2 3 113

12 7 95 14
329 365 56
367 362 51
68 84 9
'43 129 8 8 19
86 86 8
169 178 10

1289
362
1299
320
• • 187·
19
1
 49 2

Occupied r-
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge
Persons Males Females
...----"----.
Males Females

I !I. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

103 Kirbochan Il64 3 29 966 499 46 7

104 Hano 55 6 160 568 28 5 28 3 14 13
105 Dah 3 12 ro'3 315 16+ 151 29 20
2730 774 2533 1312 1221 4& 33
106 Kangie 178 45 17 176 93 83
107 Lingshet 4 26 140 450 233 21 7
108 Youlchong 158 44 168 81 87
109 Fitoksar 13 6 60 157 80 77
110 Wanla 46 3 131 504 257 247
III Lamayouroo 37 2 151 353 171 18z
1733 577 1808 915 893
TOTAL 34377 I0568 36I58 I82II I7947 I867 I757
M. P. 46 23 149 149
-----"
GRAND TOTAL 3442 3 I059I 3 6307 I8360 I7947 I868 I757

*Indian Christians=68 M+S9 F. Other Christians=IM+IF.

Rumbnk serial nnmber 80 existed in 1931 and was enumerated but was not shown in the Village Tables 1931.
 493
I94I POPUL-ITION
-"--
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Tota literates
, -_ _ _. A . - - - - , ,----..A.. __
~---, r------"-----, ,.-__..A..----... ,......---.-A.. ......
~

Males Females Males Females Males Femles Males Females Males Ferules Males Females

I2 I3 I4 I5 I6 I7 I8 I9 20 :JI 23
""
12 14 487 453 59
2 71 270 II
135 13 1
4
12 14 1255 1174 93
93 83 4
233 217 10
Ih 87
7
80 77 5
?oS7 ?o47 23
170 182 19
914 893 6B
232 "29 53 I6 5 4 I59 85 I588I 69 60 23 2 0 94
148 70
-"
23 Z ZZ9 20I 16 5 4 I59 85 I588I 69 60 2 390 94
 494
CENjUS
VILLAGE-
District Ladakh

Tehsil Kargil

Occupied ,--
Name of Village houses No. of Total
Serial
No.
193 1
Popula.tion 194 1 Circle
No. of
Charge r------"----------, ,-___..________,
Muslim (others)
Persons Males Females Males l'emales

I :I 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

I Machoi 4 5 9 9
2 Matieo 225 32 210 109 WI 64 58
3 Pandras 226 42 247 124 12 3 91 84
4 Botokal 42 4 35 16 19 16 19
5 Moshkoo lSI 29 193 109 84 106 82
6 Holya! 161 24 189 94 95 89 91
7 Muradbag 191 '26 209 100 109 78 79
8 Tranggan zoo 30 246 134 1I2 128 108
9 Goshan 40,) 78 438 215 223 121 II3
10 Rambirporah 297 56 294 154 140 89 97
1932 32& 2070 1064 1006 782 731
II Youlboh 328 57 z 336 177 159 82 60
12 Gundyal 178 29 168 80 86 77 84
13 Biambat 33 0 49 321 176 145 87 71
14 Thurangoss l.p 23 166 83 82
15 Chokial 301 54 395 18 5 210 97 10.
16 Jusgoond 153 z8 173 88 85 39 31
17 Thasgam 151 26 156 79 77 56 4
18 Shamsbah 176 29 196 95 101 20 28
19 Kharbuh 251 40 300 157 143 18 20
20811 335 2208 1120 1088 478 400
20 Kakar 162 16 184 108 76
2I Thanos 125 16 151 85 66
22 Koner 149 13 161 81 86
23 Natial 12 7 16 169 84 85
24 Pharnsat 178 14 201. 100 107
25 GuItari 4 18 44 48t 244 237
26 Shoran 160 14 234, 125 109
27 Krabosh 175 14 225 lib 109
28 Ginia.lmitial 254 IS 297- 153 144
29 Thalie 140 10 liD- 97 92
1888 172 2304 1193 1111
So Pbiltuksb 775 7' 4 1061 56. 499
31 Karkat 472 46 570 288 282
3' Hardas 246 33 300 14 8 15 2
33 Brasil 693 41 689 337 35'
34 Memostbang 4 82 26 329 17" 159
2888 224 2949 1605 1444
35 Hargosal 634 81 5 6 551 29 2 259 2 2-
36 Olding 761 129 727 39.5 33'
37 Tarkati 27 0 S9 259 135 u4 2
38 Torgund 64 2 117 555 3 21 234
39 Sheriteng: 64 16 82 30 32
2371 402 2154 1173 H1 7 3

40 Baiecha 543 94 6 821 3 13 308

4t Mayourdoo '30 7 82 354 17 2 r82
42 Ingoot 249 37 28B 140 126
43 Farie J053 216 1099 530 569
2162 4211 2340 1155 1185
H GUDdoo~ 502 132 1 838 3 16 320
-t5 Tbang 340 69 359 18 7 r7'
oft; Kindrak 334 65 382 197 r85
47 Kharmang 85 6 185 913 460 453
2032 451 2190 1180 1130
 495
1941
TAbLES

1941 POPULA
___________ nON
A __________________________. _________________________ ~

Muslim (~hias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Total literates

, . - - - - - A_ _ _
r-----~ ,-------"---. ~ ..-----~ ~
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males FemaWs

I3 I3 14 IS 16 I7 18 19 zo 21 .az 23

8 2
45 43
33 39 13

3 2 20
5 4 8
22 I
30
6 4 2
94 lIO 9
62 42 3 12

278 274 4 .7

95 99 15
3 2 4
89 74 6
83 82 ti
88 108 5
49 54 3
23 II
73
75 73 10
139 12 3 19

644 688 79
lOS 76 4
85 66 3
81 86
84 85 2
100 10 7
244 236 3
125 10 9 I
n6 10 9
153 144
97 92

1193 1110 16

5 62 499 2
288 282 2

148 15 2 8
337 352 5
170 159 2

1505 1444 19
290 257
394 33 2 24
133 1 23 25
3 19 234 II 2
30 32
1168 978 61 2

313 308 5
17 2 182 2
140 126 I

53 0 569 18

1155 1185 f8

3 16 3~0 8
187 17 2 3
197 185
460 453 '10
1180 1130 51
 496

Occupied
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. PopuJa,tion 194 1 Circle Charge ~---.,.
Persuns Males Females Males Females

I
" 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 IX

4 8 Goves 3 89 4" 8 411 21 5 202

49 Palpaldoo 17 1 29 194 99 95
50 Sangkannoon 175 24- 185 96 89
51 Ham.igoond 235 34 228 I17 III
52 Ma.rol 14-3 17 152 73 79
53 Ganokh 377 36 381 185 '76 2

1480 182 1537 78& 752 2

54 Cholichen 4 87 88 9 7 422 228 194-
55 Salmon 4 00 62 396 218 17~ 1
56 LalaDg 267 30 380 I~g 191 4
1214 180 1198 636 563 5
57 Wercheks 2f>7 41 10 250 120 124
58 Barchay 240 30 229 II4 lIj
59 Apatie 2 87 44 292 169 123
Do Garkoon 58
7 7
333 307 147 160
1127 173 1078 558 522 7 7
61 Sanjak 129 23 II 92 49 43 49 43
62 Osondoo 208 40 228 97 131 7
63 Yougmakharkooh 165 107 '4
37 184 77
64 Shakar 59 8 no 671 34 0 33 1 4
65 Maghsan 371 78 504 25 0 254 250 254
66 Chuktao 479 67 382 194 188 18 9 184-
67 Kakshoo 3 10 51 303 153 ISO 94 89
2260 406, 2364 1190 1174 693 584
68 Samrah 444 82 I2 462 249 21 3 4
69 Takche 43 8 115 512 259 253 23 33
70 Hankoh 153 32 138 69 69
7' Botkharboh 46 7 106 449 2'5 234
1502 335 15Bl 792 769 27 33
72 Wakhah 574 16, 13 598 3 19 279 61 51
73 M..lbtk 5 23 134 &18 259 259 6 7
1097 295 1116 578 538 67 58
74 Shergoal 153 49 14 16. 7' 92 33 42
75 Krunbah 131 34 141 6g 72 60 61
76 Khacha 216 58 230" 114 uti 51 51
77 Phoh 288 74 295 147 148 I02 101
78 Tungdo 89 23 108 57 52 57 52
79 Nonn'mche 89 18 79 35 44 32 38
80 Dharket 66 20 60 26 34
1032 276 1078 520 &58 335 34&
81 Lochurn III 30 15 122 60 62
82 Skambio 149 24 168 93 75
83 Kokstay 124 2I 98 44 54
84 Tache 194 35 200 97 103
85 Kard.t 18 7 32 188 97 101
8(i Pushkum 979 905
227 421 48 4
17•• 3G9 1691 812 879
87 Akhchlmal 5 81 62 16 601 254 247
88 Tomeel 330 36 259 135 "1
89 Yourbaltik 653 81 494 252 242

158. 179 12&4 841 813

go BalaTgoo 39 8 84 17 367 208 r59
9" Shalkucha 246 4' 172 88 84
g2 Poien 471 80 383 195 188 J
93 Partapjung 69 42 112 70 42 19 of
1184 !47 103. 561 473 20 ~

94 Chhanigund f9 8 18 73 37 36
95 l-hali Skamhoo X95 16 16. 89 75
 497
1941 POPULATION
Mllslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Total literates
,-.----"---
Males Females
.... Males
~ .-----"------- r----A----.
,--_---A. ___....
Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

If2 I3 I4 IS I6 Z? I8 I9 110 III 1111 113

215 - 20Z 2
99 95
96 89
Il7 III 2
73 79 2
183 171> 2

783
228
7&2
194
•
21 7 178 I
185 191 4
830 563 5
16 14 IIO lID
II4 lIS I
162 Il6 2
18 27 129 133
310 272 239 243 3
2
90 II7 2
107 77 4
33 6 33 0 4
32
5 4 4
58 61 3
134 524 63 68 &1
244 209 1 4 5
169 166 67 54 .5
69 69
2 21 3 234 2

415 375 350 361 12

68 54 190 174 18
32 37 221 215 6
100 91 411 381 24

39 50
9 II
63 65
45 47 4
I
3 6
26 34
26 34 159 178 5
60 62 4
93 75 8
44 54 2
97 103 8
97 lor 4
421 4 84- 46
12 879 71 S
254 247 38
135 124 31
252 242 32
841 813 101 1
208 159 16 2
88 84 9
194 188 24
29 27 16 II :r 5 28 4-
518 4&8 18 11 1 5 77
31
89
36
"
75 4
 498

Occupied
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 194 1 Circle Charge ,----"'-~.
Persons Males Females Males Females

I tI 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

96 Kargil To-wn 1327 33 1 1370 695 675 72 43

97 Baroo 54 6 173 591 305 286 13 4-
2117 U8 2198 1126 1072 85 47
9 8 Manjie 56 4 128 19 564 259 30 5
99 Chakoor 729 134- 962 443 5 09
100 Batambas 133 26 141 70 71
101 Safie 38 3 66 391 18 4 20 7
1809 354 2048 956 1092
102 Trunspon 653 69 20 8 788 368 4 18
103 GundmauJ;alpur 5 10 64 564 268 296 I
104 Slaskot 706 73 688 3 16 37 2 8
105 Frono 399 40 355 160 19.5
2268 246 2393 1112 1281 9
106 Lankarche 768 101 21 8 763 37 2 39 1 3
107 Odumba 257 51 320 153 167
108 Astagpa 288 56 328 143 183
109 Nagmakosar 292 .0;8 312 1.')2 160
1I0 Thangdambroo 708 182 778 3 23 455 3 6
2313 448 2499 1143 1356 4 9

III Turnbe. 560 120 22 595 277 3 18

112 Knoor 379 77 368 175 193
Il3 Thasgamthovena 712 147 851 4 18 433
1851 344 1814 870 844

1I4 Barsoo 5 07 75 23 525 268 257

lIS Khundi 475 75 492 25 6 236
1I6 Bartoo 275 38 310 147 163
II7 Shergundi 104 12 102 43 59
II8 Iechoo 67 6 n 33 41
II9 Karchekhur 33 2 71 438 219 21 7
120 Sungrah 339 86 453 213 240
2098 363 2392 1178 1213
121 Karfokhat 32 8 24 39 16 23
122 Galing 86 21 98 57 41
12 3 Partakche 209 54 289 120 169
124 Youlguk 397 log 469 18 7 282
125 Khawos 242 46 222 III III
.126 Nurnsoro 3 18 56 265 13 8 12 7 2
127 Kargie 225 55 267 125 142 6
128 Taisooro 17 0 51 221 102 119
129 Thulaspursa 105 28 127 60 67
1784 428 1897 818 1081 11

13 0 Panikhar 92 24 2.5 101 46 55 21 2.5

13 1 Prantie 188 40 IDS 84 121 41 58
13 2 Chokhor 179 35 176 78 97 I

133 Kochak 98 23 122 53 69

134 Achurnber 207 26 211 95 II6 I

.135 Atangoal 24 0 41 2S 262 132 130 4

Parkachak 377 84 393 181 212 4
136
137 Rangdum 148 47 123 71 52
1529 320 1&92 740 852 73 83

1:38 Akshoo 10 9 44 26 9 142 72 70

139 Abran 133 44 153 77 76
140 Hamiling 92 27 108 43 63
141 Ating . 195 59 208 102 106
1:42 Ramlakiagam 193 68 247 IIS 13 2
143 Fai 17 1 48 161 76 85
144 Rantakshah 13 1 37 138 74 64
1024 327 1155 &&9 &96
22:1: 66 27 254 121 133
145 Tongrinphagan
146 Teacha Khaser 140 42 151 6.5 87
 499
1941 POPULATION

Muslim ,~hias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others' Total literates

, - - - - _ J--- _ _""""'\
r-------._..,__~
Females
,---A---.,
Males Females
r------"---..
Males Females
r------'----.. ,-------"---------
Males Females Mal", Males Females Males Femasla

1Z 13 14 15 16 .17 .18 19 "0 "1 22 "3

577 594 21 II 17 24 5 3 3 200 21

27 0 20 9 20 13 2 14
973 974 41 24 17 24 7 3 3 213 21
259 30 5 13
442 5 09 51
70 71 ::
137 r2I 97 86 4
858 1006 97 86 70 2

3 68 4 18 II
26 7 29 6 7
3 D !! 37' 4
IGO 195 28

1103 1281 47
10
371 338
153 In7 4
143 183 3
15 2 160 3
320 449 5
1139 1347 25
277 31M f1
175 193 3
4 18 433 19

870 944 33
268 257 4
256 23 6 2
147 163 5
43 59
33 41
21 9. 21 7 10
213 24 0 4
1179 1213 25
IU 23
57 41
120 169 3
187 ,R2 4
109 III II
136 1'7 3
119 142 4
101 1I9 5
60 67
906 1081 32
25 30 25 2
43 63 13 6
77 97
52 69
94 1I6
uS 130
177 212 2
71 5::

S98 71T 71 Ii! 41 a

7~ 70
77 76
43 63
102 106
lIS 13 2
76 85
74 64
669 591 1
121 133
6s 87
 500

• _ _ • _ _ w, _ _
Occupied
Serial Name of ViIlagtl 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslin. ( Gt hers)
No. Population 1941 Circle e.harge r----· -------, r-'-.A.~
Pelsons Males Females Males Females

• II 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II;

147 Langmiriging 226 64 212 82 130

148 KaTshah 3 88 143 3B6 205 lSI
149 Zangla 5 07 15 2 531 245 286
14B3 487 1535 71B B17
150 Sani 140 51 28 166 76 90
151 Sa!labigibag 133 45 161 71 90
. 15 2 Rogrog 136 42 137 64 73
153 Tingdekomi 40 3 103 409 193 216
154 Otpishipting 298 85 314 149 Hi5
155 Padam 457 12 5 510 237 273 85 88
1567 451 1687 780 807 85 88
15 6 Pichah 133 36 29 139 74 65
157 Rahromoni 180 38 18B 83 85
15 8 Icher 121 29 129 55 74
159 Chah 230 56 230 124 106
160 Shonshaday 148 30 1S7 81 76
161 Titah 266 68 258 122 136
162 Kargiah 190 53 226 104 122

1268 31,0 1307 643 664

TOTAL 5 0238 9566 52853 26I92 2666. 2590 2393

·Others-Christian =311f+3F.
NOTIl.-Machoi serial number 1 existed in 1931 but was not shown in the Village Tables for 1931. Presumably it was unoccupied •.
 501
1941 Population

:Muslim (Shiasj Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others" Total literates

r-____"'______' r-___'_______'" ,----.-"------ r-~ ~
:Males Females Males Females Maels Females Male. Females Males Females Males Females

IZ I3 I4 I5 I6 I7 I8 I9 flO flI fiJI 23

82 13 0
20S 181
245 286
718 817 3
76 90
71 90
64 73
193 216
149 165
152 185 4
706 819 4

74 65
83 85
5S 74
J24 J06
80 76
]22 ]36
]°4 122
642 664
--_. __ _--------_-
... -~

z9494 I9933 6I 36 I8 fl4 4026 42 72 3 3 :rz6:> 43

 502

CENSUS·
VILL,\GE
District Ladakh
Tehsil Skardu

Occupied r----
Serial Name of Village 1931 houses No. of No. of Total .Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge ~ __..A- ~
Persons Males Females Males Females

r • 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

I Shang-os 34 8 r 10 79 39 '1 0
<2 Stak 1541 279 1869 8rr 85~
3 Tanko 192 3'1 203 III . 92
'I Lashithang 233 57 310 r60 ISO
5 Tboar 1122 237 1132 59 0 542
3122 615 3393 1711 1882
6 Yalbu 510 86 809 3 21 288
7 Gangi 437 73 460 234 210
8 Talboo 288 53 258 14° u6
9 Tolobmk 620 119 864 323 J3 1
1866 331 1969 1018 961
10 Thorcha 378 85 3 444 218 226
II Bilamik 841 144 880 427 433
12 Harpoh 582 126 584 314 270
13 Shant 473 67 418 209 20g
14 Harbut Kashumal 97 38 212 106 106
IS Noansheher 132 23 152 78 74
16 Hango 218 44 204 100 104
17 Hardas 164 36 186 93 93
18 Mendhi 228 47 222 126 96
19 Askiyon 62 IS 73 43 30
3175 825 3366 1714 1641
20
21
Tormik
Daso
1598
326
375
82
. 1568
329
8Il
176
757
153
22 Baicha 131 35 157 85 72
23 Tangos 68 18 79 44 35
24 Charj 221 53 211 119 92
25 Bagardoo 389 78 359 I!l6 173
2733 841 2703 1421 1282
26 Kumrah 1283 '114 5 1208 65 1 557
27 Kuardoo 1806 462 1898 886 812
28 Strangdongmo 28 4 88 295 161 134
3373 984 3201 1898 1503
29 Basilo 1476 283 6 1547 77 U 777
30 PranggaIcho 184 36 183 93 go
3I Pandis 46 8 38 22 t4
32 Shagarthang 74 6 129 886 354 33 2
33 Kachora. 810 175 8811 44 8 434
34 Marda.cho 39 10 46 22 24
3301 841 3380 1709 1871

35 Hoto 65 0 13 6 7 II 444 233 2JI II JO'

3 6 Chunda 1304 23 0 1217 639 578
37 Tendal 664 125 841 329 3I2 3 27 310'
3 8 Kunjos 435 90 467 224 233
3053 181 2769 1425 1334 338 32..
39 Shagaribalan 3 17 74 8 326 173 153
40 Shagarikalan 961 23 8 98& 53 2 453
41 Gawskardn 79 1 196 791 398 393
42 Hotorangall 79 J8 83 47 36
43 Rangah 907 !62 1193 48 4 509
3015 8aa 3178 1834 1&44

..44, Gayoul
Katpanah
783
229
201
61
9 738
283
390
13 2
346
III
 503

'1941
fABLES

1941 POPULUION
_-------
Muslim (Soias)
-------''------
Hindus Sikhs Buddtlists ---------------~
Ottlers· Total literates
, - _ _ ____.A...___ _ _ , , -_ _ _..A...-------. ~...... ,----"--~ ~ r---_"'__-"""
Males Females Males Females Males Females Ma.les Fema.les Ma.les Females Ma.le. Fema.les

13 .1"6 .1"7 1iI0

39 40
8II 85 8 .6
III 92
160 ISO 6
59 0 .51 2 4
1711 1682 28
3 21 288
216 2
234
14 0 1I6 I
32 3 33 1 5
1018 951 9
218 226
427 433 3
31 4 27 0 4
209 209
106 106 7
78 74
100 10 4
93 93
I26 96 12
43 30
1714 1841 28
8Il 757 7
176 153 :a
85 72
44 35
II9 92
186 2
"73
1421 1282 11

651 557 21
886 812 36
161 134 4
1698 1503 81

77 0 777 3
93 90 3
22 14
354 332
44 8 434 5
22 24

1709 1871

222 201 1
II
639 578
2 2
224 233
1087 1014
153 2
'73
53 2 +53 5
398 393 2
47 36
484 509 3
1834 1544 11

390 346 2
132 131 8
 504-

Occupied r-
Serial N arne of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total .Muslim (others)
No. Popuiation 1941 Circle Charge~.~ ~:---:--..
Persons Males Females Males Females

6 8
I
* 3 4 5 7 9 :co II

46 Songdus 375 94 402 217 18 5

47 Newrangah 268 72 317 157 160 4
48 KhaJangrargah 68 76 41
49 A.tana 220 "'' '
55 258 13 8
35
I'o
So Sbagarikhurd 628 170 595 306 2 89
5[ Kusbmarab 18 4 56 218 110 109
52 Sadparab 68 4 167 714 35 I 363
343. 898 3580 1842 1738 4 4
53 Gllmastar 56 30 10 80 3I 29
54 Tborgobala 235 67 256 145 III
55 Thorgopain 28 4 93 314 148 166
56 Kuffcbun 590 194 659 371 288
57 Olding (Ska.rdu] 1686 580 1788 97 0 816 29 6
58 Sikamaidan Town 672 3 17 751 40 3 348 26 17
59 Nangsukb 34 II 10 27 13 14
3557 1292 3853 2081 1772 55 43
60 Nihali 206 33 II Z2 180 9" 88 30 3I
6[ Bondo 343 69 254 137 II7 137 XI7
62 Wazirpur 1402 316 1298 659 639 576 577
63 Gulabpur 1748 4 25 1820 953 86 7 25 8 149
3899 843 3552 1841 1711 1001 874
64 Tisar 1610 3 84 I2 1868 97 0 886
65 Hamisal 282 72 271 158 II3
66 DemaJ I36 44 182 71 III
Tborgou 140
~
315 222 IS8 64
Nia.saloo 247 45 214 [40 134
2590 685 2805 1491 1308
69 Sobri 183 32 IS 188 Ilo 7!!
70 Dokoo 184 33 184 98 86
71 Arindo 255 40 274 148 126
72 BaisaJ 4II 66 428 23I 195
73 Sikoo 633 104 843 359 28 4
74 Bain 175 35 191 10. 89
75 Dogroo 43 8 70 388 186 180
2279 380 2272 1234 1038
76 Tistoon 209 34 14 197 10 3 94
77 Dasoo 677 77 275 139 136
79 Nied 4 14 124 700 345 35'
79 Bianoo 182 27 201 100 101
80 Saidar 28 7 32 338 .1 65 17[
8I Gomroo 181 26 213 98 lIS
1950 320 1922 950 972
82 Chongoo III 22 IS 121 60 61
83 Thoogal 209 203
:~ 99
104
84 Srongoo 18!! 195 89 106
8S Askolie 32 7 47 IS 303 IS& 147
86 Tistay 335 51 352 IN 173
87 Mnnjig 94 14 93 49 44
88 Kuda 247 44 235 lIo 12 5
89 Sinoo 174 27 176 96 80
90 Cbhatroou 230 29 187 100 87
91 Pakorah 24 2 33 211 lIO 101
9::1 Foljoo 3 25 40 336 167 169
2482 382 2412 1220 1192 1
93 Mangoo 247 39 t6 I) 216 IIO 106
94 Younon 167 34 171 86 85
95 Kashomal 321 65 318 160 I5 8
96 Sildi 32 3 52 309 IS6 IS3
Alcborl 663 IZ7 882
~~ 3·0
34 2 33 20
Hasbopi 881 ZI8 877 45 8 419 6 5
99 Pharingbama.a '232 46 227 lI8 109
2834 581 2780 1~30 1350 at 26
 505
1941
POPuLA'l'r"N
- - - - . -.. - - . _ _ _ _ -------.Jo... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _- - - ,

l\Iualinl ,Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others* Total literates

__ • _ _ _ _A.. _ _ _
#'----. __ .----"'-._- .. --~ r---..A--------, ,---_A.___---, ,---_A__---, ~---,.
~ ~

Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

I3 IJ I4 15 I8 30 ZI 32

21 7 IHS 4
153 15 6 2
41 35 J

13 8 120 4
3 06 289 3
rIC> 109
35 1 36 3 3
1838 1734 29
31 29
145 III 4
14 8 166 .5
37[ 288 28
H26
344
'3
767
3 5
'
'4
34
I,
9 134
Ill!
5

1878 1690 90 35 58 24 289 6

62 57
83 62 4
695 718 8
840 837 12
97C> 886 74
158 1I3 4
71 [II 2
1.5 8 64 2
14 0 134 3
1497 1308 85 1

lID 78
98 86 I
14 8 126 2
231 195 4
359 28 4 2
102 89 2
186 r8c> 2

1234 1038 14
103 94 3
139 136 I
345 35.5 3
10C> lor
165 17 1
98 lIS 2

960 972 11
60 61
104 99
88 105
1.56 147
179 17J
49 H
IIC> 125
96 80
100 87
110 101 I
1"7 169 2

1219 1191 10
110 106
86 85
160 158 2
15 6 153 I
30'1 300 2
452 4 14 3
lI8 log 3
1391 1326 11
 506

Occupied r------·-
Serial Name ofViU.·ge 193" houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1931 Circle Charge --, , - -_ _ _ _A_ _ _ _ ,

Persoll~) Males Females Males l'emales

I :.I 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 H;

100 ChhoTka I 18 59 563 17 1707 ~99 ~01! 38 39

101 Chhorka II 5 86 20 3 616 339 '77 23 19
102 l:lisar 227 62 22.7 "3" 9(>
2672 828 2550 1369 1181 61 58
10 3 Mamochommo 23 6 64 18 238 13 1 10 7
104 Tllogmon :lIS 51 216 1'~3 '13
105 MaTkunja 579 01 200 10 5 95
106 lIIarkanja 7'Jg 350 1131 605 520 17 16
10 7 Totl;.horkalan 112 3 300 1030 555 475 9 7
2955 826 2815 1519 1296 26 23
108 Totl,horkhurd 4 20 114 19 410 21 5 195
109 Gianparopie 24 6 74 221 lIZ log 4 8
lID Marapie 606 13 8 820 329 29I
III Braqchhan 25 1 60 2~S 12 5 120 3
1I2 Kothan.~hala. 219 48 215 III 104
113 Kotllangpaien 143 44 160 \)1 69
114 Sarfarangah 75 IS 75 40 35
1960 493 1946 lOll 923 6 11
11$ Narbocbing 49 12 20 52 24 zH
1I6 NUT 8q2 226 892 457 435
II7 GorDo 270 88 293 132 lUI

1211 326 1237 613 624

1I8 Goal 1735 475 :n 14 1348 699 649 I I
1I9 Sermik 92 4 326 949 46 7 482 106 104
120 Dooro 3 18 98 386 1<)5 19 1
121 Shiela 20 3. 42 226 II9 10 7
3180 941 2809 1480 1429 107 105
122 Dapa 367 92 22 393 206 187
123 Katisho 293 59 285 J~6 139
124 Chatpa 20 5 44 204 105 99
12 5 Taltibrok 547 15° 636 329 30 7
126 Koltor 85 23 72 33 39
1497 368 1590 819 771
12 7 Serlang 320 76 23 290 143 147
128 Parkuta. 964 2(n 993 505 4~8
]29 Baitlong 186 57 200 102 98
130 Ghasingh 661 176 735 382 353
13 1 Mantho 18 5 48 210 103 107
13 2 Manthokhah 246 60 271 140 13 1
133 Pandah 21 3 53 242 128 1I4
2775 731 2941 1503 1438

134 Madhopur 357 105 24 350 179 171

135 Kamango 887 34 0 884 459 4-25
]36 Tolti 72 4 264 753 402 35 1
137 Kasoro 211 43 239 121 lIB
138 Stadho 474 II7 505 24 6 259
2853 869 2731 1407 1324

139 Makhore 1771 35 8 25 1882 866 796 II7 !Ig

140 Takor II34 247 1098 544 554 60 41
141 Gon 596 141 838 327 311
3501 746 3398 1737 1661 177 180
142 Kuroo ]37 6 3 01 26 IS 1299 655 644 4 28 422
143 Kane. 674 122 623 239 28 4 17 2
]44 Goari 1737 414 1674 816 85 8 52I 561
3787 837 3498 1710 1786 968 985

145 Yougo 61 5 204 27 681 386 295 36 1 290

146 Karnak 474 47 290 93 197 9 171
147 Bara 1697 43 1 1761 9 06 855 234 336
2786 682 2732 1385 1347 604 787
 507
194f
._ _ _ _.P')PULA'rION
_ - A -_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-.,

Muslim (Shi",s) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Total literates

r-----....A...--~ ~-'-----"---------, ,----"" ----" ,....-------A-- r--Jo__.~ r----- j ----------..
Males Females . Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

23
I:l 13 [4 IS 16 17 18 19 110 III 23

861 769 31
20
3 16 258
13 l 96 3

1308 1123 64

107 I
13 1
123 1
93
105 95 ...
5S 8 4 89 tI ... 22 17 28
544 4 67 2 34

1461 1251 8 4 12 17 2 88

21 5 Il
195
f08 lOf 2
291 22
32 9
12 3 1I7
III 104
91 69
40 35
1017 912 35

24 28
457 435
13 2 fbI
813 624
698 648 9
361 378 5
195 191 5
II9 107 2.

1373 1324 21

206 18 7
146 139
105 99
3 29 30 7
33 3')
819 711
143 147 5
503 488 32
102 98
382 353 3
103 107
'4 0 13 1
Iz8 II",

1501 1438 I 41

179 I7 1 4
459 42 5 ...
4 02 3S I B
IZI lIB
246 25Q 3
1407 1324 20

74 8 677 60
4 84 .sI3 49
327 3 1I 7
15511 1501 11.
2'1.7 2.2.2 4
222 282 2
295 297 5
744 B01 11
25 5 3
114 26 3
67 2 ~19 6
781 510 11
 50S

Occupied ,-----
Serial Name of Village 193' houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 194' Circle Charge r--- ____ .ft - - - - , r-_________A.~
pOIsons Males Females :\1ales Fcnlales

I fI 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 TO TT

'48 Biagal 2130 497 28 2236 1137 1099 708 75 1

149 Dogonie 1140 25 2 10~6 53 0 5,6 49 6 200

3270 749 3292 1667 1625 1204 951

2044 5 6+ 29 2U9 989 1210 ~.)lI 1136
15° Thala
2044 564 2199 989 1210 911 1136

Kharkoh 2366 532 30 2267 112 3 IIH 704 733

15' 20 2
/15 2 Sapho 71 '4 37 '7 +
153 Salang 264 84 303 157 f4G 3 3
2701 630 2607 1300 1307 711 738

154 Khapulo Paien 282 9 834 31 .6 2980 1459 1521 507 5'7
155 Ghurbudlung 4 U4 36 136 72 64

3233 870 3116 1531 1585 507 517

Khapulo Bala 257 0 70 3 32 2607 126g 133 8 152 28 3
15 6
2570 703 2607 1269 1338 152 283
24 2 , 33 240 123 Il7
157 Youphag 74
lSI! Sarmon 1101 3'5 11)96 4S9 60 7 z
1>3 20 48 28 20
15'1 Lonkh .. 28
160 Abadan 42 18 68 30
16r Gorsay ,600 577 1423 7U4 7 19
306B 1004 2865 1374 1491 2

162 Dace 7.97 59 34 202 91 lit

163 Kustang 516 II2 487 208 279
164 Koa" 4 04 68 379 15 8 221
165 Puyan 223 53 170 77 93
16() Siksa 77 0 272 781 354 427
167 Chhoharsiari 7 12 210 811 37 8 433
2922 774 2830 1266 1664

168 Tia'lshi 30t 75 35 350 17 8 172 178 172

16g Tortook 794 119 706 350 35 6 350 35 6
2t5 5.3 239 123 116 123 II6
170 Cholenkah
17' Frano 80 5 168 840 4'4 4 26 414 4 26
286 61 224 104 120 104 120
17 2 Thog-mos Kalan 504 23 0 230
173 Panok 553 121 274 274
2YO 48 286 14 1 145 141 145
174 Marcha
3244 645 3149 1640 1609 1540 1609

Machloo 994 21 7 36 11 1075 553 522 55 0 522

175 549 265 28 4 7.64 28 4
176 Tala. 533 12 3
177 I\{a rzi~TUnd 133 33 158 76 82 76 82
17 8 Kandi 28 4 60 296 145 151 145 151
179 Hoshe 299 68 314 146 168 146 168
2243 501 2392 1185 1207 1181 1207

180 Khanay 156 31 37 120 69 51

181 Balaygund 128 25 111 53 58
4 68 122 409 210 199
182 Haldi
IS3 Thages 78 4 ISO 484 227 257
IS .. Thildie 137 26 95 48 47 20 28
185 Sino Brokkhor 81 7 210 752 35 1 'lor 50 65
2490 564 1971 958 1013 71 93

186 Pharva 1177 266 38 1095 520 575 346 390

'157 149 434 21 7 21 7 169 179
187 Dumsum
1634 415 1629 737 792 515 &69

188 Lochat 794 40 39 170 85 85 2 I

Karmani lIS 40 132 63 6g 4
1 89
190 Khorkun 275 66 284 146 138 I I
191 Ta1~ho Chogagron ,. 4 26 94 418
131
201
67
21 7
64
192 Thang 749 24
1162 264 113& 581 573 7 2
 50 9

. - - - - - - --- - ----1941 POPULATION

- __ ---"-._---- -------
- ..

,-
~.1t1.;1;1ll
_~___A.
(Sl.;,,,)
~
Jlincills Sikh.
r---- .. - ..A..---.~ ('"-_._.--A_~
Buddhists
,.-----A------"'\
Oth",,·
~
_____
Total literates
,,...-- -----"--
~lalcs 1'(,lI1aleo Males F.n,ales Males I cmalcs Males Females Males Femabs .Males Females

I2 I3 IS I6 I8 I9 IZO :>1

34 8 13
4 29
33 3 26 4

462 674 '17

8
78 74
78 74 8

4 19 4 11 4
16 Ij
154 143 3

589 569 7

(j.')2 100 4
72 64
1024 10S8 17 1
1116 10 4 0 3 6
1116 1046 3 8 90
123 117 4 2
4~9 60, 58 21
2."; 20 7 1
28 I
30
7°4 7'9 7 8

1374 1489 77 38

91 III
20.~ 279 4
15 8 221 6
77 93
354 4 27
37i:! 433
1266 1584 11 1
2
5

10
2
3 2

4 G

68 51
53 58
210 IQ9 3
227 257 8
28 19 3
3 01 336 37 J

887 820 51 1
2
74 185
2
48 38
222 223 4

83 84
59 69
14.5 137
201 %17
6] 64
.&55 571 1
 510

Occupied
Serial Name of Village 1931 houses No. of No. of ,
Total
_ _ _ _ -A-_ _ _ ____.,
Mu,lim (otbe.si
,..-_____ -A- ____ """"\,
No Population 1941 Circle Cb arge
Persons Males Females Males Fem.l~s

II 1 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

193 Mandik 475 II7 40 416 "07 20 9 87 105

194 Sehet "49 61 221 107 II4 14 II
195 Choligund 40 10 27 IS 12
196 Gaglo 245 78 240 122 uS 3 1
197 Gowan 23 2 55 216 10 7 10 9 6 5
1241 321 1120 &56 1i62 110 122
Bala Sar.,. 122
Military 59

TOTAL IOU77 116098 I06z7I 539z6 5z345 Ioz94

'Others Christians=2M+IF.
(i) The village named Bala Saros shOwn in the Village Tables for Skardu Tehsil in 1931 with a population of 122 dOes not appear at all
:In the Census record for 1941. The Tehsil Census Officer, Skardu. to whom a reference was made reports that no such villa"e exists in the Tehsil.
It is possible, it is only a part of another village.
(ii) In the 1931 Village Tables a popUlation of 59 was sbown against 'Military'. According to the Tehsil Census effieer'. report troops
sbould have been shown against village aiding. The name of thL! village bas been inadve,tently orrittt<! flem tl.e\illa!>€ labIe. ]~3] althcueh
the detail of civil and military population has been given. At this Census troops were enumerated "here posted "itb the civil p'i'Plllaticn e"'eept
in the case of recognised cantonments. aIding appears in the Village Tables 194] against Felial lIun,ber 57.

(iiil Differences have been noticed in the spelling of village names a9 given in the Village Tatles fer ]93] alld as shc"n in the enum.ra-
-tion record lor 1941. For the 1941 Village Tables we have adopted the spelling given in the record after checking it with the spelling given in·.
the list of villages supplied by the District Census Officer in 1941. The list of such villages is given below -
As shown in Village Tables 1931. Spelling adopted in Village Tables 1941.

S. No. Name. S. No. Name.

85 82J Shoutharbot 131 Shout

85 8 3 Kasmal 14 1 Harbot Ksshumal
86u NagtarhooD 59 Nang.ukh
8631 Chhrwan 90 Chhatroon
863 2 Bamil 65 Hamisa!
8637 Sabail 72 Baisal
8640 Baton 74 Bain
8646 Teala 78 Nied
865 8 Khotu 3$ Hoto
8665 Ayodi 97 Alchori
8666 lastopi 98 Hashopi
866 7 Brang Samemi 99 Pharing BamaD.
861 1 Re!sar 102 Risar
86 78 Barijss III Braqchhan
868 4 Ta.moro II7 Garoa
87 00 Hatokba 132 Manthokhah
8701 Manto 13 1 Mantha
87 10 Korfa 142 Kuroo
87 I I Garan Bari 144 Goad
87]4 Talas 143 Kanes
87 2 5 Garbojang 155 Gllar Buchung
8755 Gorsa 161 Gorsay
87 6 7 Pharo!e 186 Pharva
875 0 Magh"i 168 Ti"'lshi
866 4 Satlsi 96 Sildi
 SII
19.p POPULATION
---- _-_--------__.... -- .,_--._----- -----------.-.~ _ .._._--_,------ - - - - - - ,
Mu<lim (Shias) HinJus Sikhs Buddhists Othcr>* Total literates
, _ _ _ _ ....A. _ _ _ ,
I _ ... _ __.A.- _ _ .~ r---__.A--_ .. _-") (' --.-----"'---~ r----__..A..···-----l I _ _ ·_A. _ _ ~
Male. Female. Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females M~les Females

I:l I3 I4 IS I6 IS 19 2I :2:2 :23

120 104
93 10 3
IS 12
1I9 I17 2
101 104

448 440 5

. __--_._-- ,,' -"--'---'---

43447 4 I6 4 0 99 42 47 I I3 0 5 jI
 ASTORE DISTRICT.
Astore i~ a small district. It was only the district and this little is of a temporary
classed as a Census district for administrative nature. A few of the inhabitants go to Kashmir
reasons. It is bounded on the north by Gilgit, and the Punjab in search of employment but
to the west by the Chilas illaqa of the Gilgit this is not usual; mostly the people stay in their
Agency, to the cast by tile Skardu Tehsil of the homes. During the spring and summer months
Ladakh District and on the south by the Uttar- a few hundred men come into the ~:--2a from the
machipura fehsil of the Baramulla District. Ladakh uistrict and from Yag-istan in search of
employment. They mostly go to the Bllnji
It is very mountainous. The rQad from locality and assist in ploughing, carriage of
Kashmir to Gilgit passes through Astore from manure to the fields, the repair and building
south to north; the district has no communications of Khuls and stone fences, and the harvesting of
with neighbouring areas to the east and west crops. Such temporary immigrants earn about
except by narrow mountain paths leading over six annas a day as wages in addition to free
high passes or by a circuitous route along the meals. They all return to their homes before
Indus Valley. At the 1931 Census the area winter commences. Some four or five hundred
formed part of the Gilgit Wazarat. It consists shepherds and bakarwals enter the area from
of 39 villages (including Bunji cantonment) many Kashmir each summer to graze their flocks and
of which lie a,t an altitude of over 8,000 ft. herds. They are only in the district from about
The area of the district is 1,632 sq· miles. In the middle of June to the middle of September.
winter it is isolated from the Kashmir Valley. None of these temporary migrations affect the
In this respect it is in the same position as the Census figures; the immigrants are not in the
Gilgit (Leased Area) and Gilgit Agency. In area when the Census is taken.
fact, it is more isolated than they are. Many of
the villages of Gilgit (Leased Area) and the Gilgit 4. Agriculture ~The chief crops are wheat,
Agency have little snow but Astore experiences barley, grim (a kind of barley grown at high
heavy falls when communication between its altitudes), maize, dhals and trumba. The area
scattered villages is very difficult arid, for periods, is not self-supporting in food grains and with a
practically impossible. partial failure of crops considerable privations
are suffered until the passes to Kashmir open.
A path over the Deosai plain, taking off Rice and maize are imported from Kashmir
near the Burzil Pass, leads to the Skardu T ehsil every year and maize from Gilgit. N a grain is
of Ladakh but is not open in the winter. The exported.
Nanga Parbat (26,660 ft.) massif is situated
partly in this district and partly in the Chilas The price of food grains does not vary much
illaqa of the Gilgit Agency. except in the case of partial crop failure when
prices rise sharply for such stocks as may be
2. Population.--The population of this part available for sale. The average prices during the
of the Gilgit Wazarat in 1931 was 13,337; at this decade were wheat and dhals Rs 4 per maund,
Census it was 17,026. The increase works maize, barley and grim Rs 3-8-0 per maund
out at 27.65 per cent. against an average for the and trumba ~s. 2-8-0 per maund.
whole State of 10.29 per cent. Except for a
negligible minority the whole population is Muslim The area under gardens and orchards is
of whom 5.4:0,8 persons are Shias. negligible. There are some apricots, almonds
and walnuts. There is no export; whatever is
As in the case of Gilgit (Leased Area) the produced is consumed locally.
major part of the population consists of the two
castes Shins and Yashkuns the numbers for which The production of vegetables is negligible.
at this Census were 2,178 Shins and 10,390 Yash- A little oil is extracted from wild almonds. The
kuns. The remarks concerning these two castes land produces only one crop a year.
in the notes for Gilgit (Leased Area) apply and
there is no need to repeat them. There were Cultivation depends on irrigation by Khuls
799 Kashmiri Muslims living in the area at the leading from the mountain streams fed by the
time of the Census, most of whom settled there melting snows. Water is deficient in the spring
long ago. before the snows have commenced to melt.
Bunji, which is a large village at a much lower
3. Mierations.--There is little migration in altitude than most in the area and very hot in
summer, suffers most from irrigational difficulties. Astore with scattered villages distant from each
The Khuls are frequently damaged throughout other it is not practical for small children
the area and constant attention and repairs are of one village to go to a school in another miles
necessary. away. The people of this area are unfitted for
employment outside the area except as coolies
5. Industries and Labour.-Wool weaving or ponymen. Primary education will possibly
is the only cottage industry. Each family give the rising generation some initiative and
produces blankets and warm clothes for its own inclination to leave their homes in search of
use and not for sale. Some men are employed service and employment. A few more primary
on the upkeep of the Kashmir-Gilgit road but schools in selected areas would appear to be
not many. The chief source of income other required.
than from the land is the supply of pony trans-
port on the Kashmir Gilgit road. Most villages 8. Health and water Supply.-The health
maintain flocks of sheep and goats. The average of the people on the whole is good. There
pay of a labourer is six annas a day. There are is malaria at Bunji which is hot in the summer
a few village artizans such as blacksmiths and and below the altitude of Srinagar. As is to be
carpenters the pay of whom varies according to expected Pneumonia claims a certain number of
their skill from 10 annas to Rs. 2 per day. victims. During the severe cold of winter at the
higher altitudes the inhabitants shut themselves
6. Subsistence and Indebtedness.-Local up in their houses which are ill ventilated. When
authorities state that the average family income necessity arises for them to le3.ve the warmth
is about Rs. 2-4-0 per month and that their of the ·overcrowded rooms they go out into a
expenditure slightly exceeds that figure. The temperature which is frequently below zero.
standard of living is poor; in fact it may be said
that most of the inhabitants just about keep There are State dispensaries in the villages
body and soul together and that is all. Astore and Bunji. These render good service to
those having need of their services. Goitre is
Expenditure is incurred chiefly on the prevalent in the area. Supplies of drinking
purchase of grain, clothing and salt in small water are adequate and good in most areas.
quantities and in connection with marriages. Some of the water at Bunji is not wholesome.
The commutation rates fixed at the last 9. Miscellaneous.-(i) No fairs or markets
settlement for revenue were wheat Rs. 3 per maund are held in the district. There are no goods and
and barley and maize Rs. 2-8-0 per maund. little produce for disposal.
No rates were fixed for other grains as the
production of these for each holding is so (ioi) Houses are usually constructed of
small. There has been no improvement in the stone and mud as in Gilgit. Many are built into
standard of living since the last Census. There the hillside.
has probably been some deterioration as the
cessation of the Supply and Transport Depart- (iii) There are no ruins or ancient monu-
ment's activities in the middle of the past decade ments of any interest in the area.
has affected the earning power of the locality
considerably. Many in the area depended very (iv) Polo is played as in Gilgit.
largely for a livelihood on the supply of transport
ponies for the carriage of supplies from Bandipur (v) The headquarters of the local adminis-
to Gilgit and other supply posts in the Gilgit tration are at Astore.
Agency.
(vi) There are pine and fir forests in the
7. Education.-The people are very back- district but these are difficult to exploit com-
ward in education. There are less than 700 mercially. In the past the inhabitants have
literates in the whole district. Government enj oyed the concession of taking fuel from the
maintains one Middle School, eleven Primary forests free. They fear that they are about to
Schools and one Maktab. The people care lose this concession as there are rumours afloat .
little for education and many are reluctant to in the locality that His Highness' Government is
send their children to school. Taking this attitude considering a scheme to control the removal of
into consideration the existing number of schools timber from the forests through contractors.
is probably adequate but if we ignore this It would certainly cause great hardship to these
reluctance it is clear that more primary schools poor people whose standard of living is already
·are required. In an area as mountainous as very low if tb,e concession of free fuel always
 515
cnjoyed in thc past were removed but control also contro!led. The local people apparently
of removal does not necessarily mean loss of the think that loss of the concession would automati-
concession if the exactions ot petty officials are cally follow control.
 5 16
CE~SUS

VILLAGE
District Astore
Tehsil Astore
Occupied .--- -------------
M u"lim (others)
h,lUses No, of No. of Total
Serial Name of Village 193 1 .----"" --_'
Population 1941 Circle Charge,
No. Persons Males Females Males Females

4 5 7 8 IO II
Z 3

68 35 33 19 14
46 9
I Bullachh 13 1 830 5 03 3 27 352 257
2 Bunji 699
23 135 135 12 9
3 Bunji Cantonment 45 0
140 898 538 360 371 271
745
23 135 135 129
M. ", 450
2 467 24 0 227 237 227
Doyan 399 59 62
4 16 123 til 62 ('I
Turbling 71 8,. 86 S4 86
5 124 22 170
6 Khud-Kisht-Dashkin 516 26 9 247 268 247
474 67
7 Dashkin
184 1276 854 622 650 622
1068
365 195 1]0 149 12 3
293 43 3
8 Harchoo 222 109 "3 59 72
Pattipura 190 34 232
9 626 137 834 449 3 85 274
10 Chongra 108 647 35 6 291 13 6 LI5
II Id-Gah 5 06 245 uB 12 7 Il2 III
Bullan 221 36
12
358 2313 1227 1086 730 683
1836
19 Z 128 61 67 61 67
Pratap Garh 94 4 60 3 609
13 191 1226 010 616
Guri Kote 93 0 II9
'4 99 663 35 8 3 05 129
IS Doskhiram 43 6 353 1 83 170 10 4 102
16 Gndee 242 44 2
190 31 260 129 13 1
17 Bubind 56 500 253 247
18 PakollTa 3 82 779 395 3 84 5
5 85 1I4
19 Nougam
&54 3909 19B9 1920 899 902
2859
396 18 4 212 20 18
262 54 5 264
20 Phina '862 4 28 424 28 7
7 12 125
21 Los 23 8 14D3 73 2 671 544 509
22 Parishing 1073 6 2
g2 23 129 64 65
23 Gotam-Sar
440 2780 140B 1372 8&7 793
2139
'12 6 3 706 34 6 3 60 339 35 2
24 Chorat 49 2 826
88 34 6 280 3
25 Tarising 47 0 3311 182 152 143 II4
286 57
26 Zaipura
262 54 371 19 6 175 16 4 140
27 Rampur 15 2 1000 5 23 477 523 477
28 Chhugain 741 1I4 134
183 34 248 !I4 134
29 Rattu
477 3285 1707 1578 1288 1217
2434
II2 811 4"4 3 87 424 3 87
57 8 7 2II 18 4
30 Mir Mallk 333 56 395 2II 18 4
3 1 Faqir Kote Ig8 29 244 137 107 74 49
3 2 Dirl Pain 18 95 47 48 47 48
93
33 Dirl Bala 63 17 92 54 38 48 34
34 Gomay 5 38 19 17 19 17
34 96 80
35 Frocha 163 27 18& 102 87
3 6 Aspa 300 155 145 62 55
196 46
37 Shankergarh 120 27 190 105 85 105 85
3 8 Sakmal 78 36 42 9 16
28 13
39 Gashat
350 2430 1290 1140 1.095 955
1806 v
u8B? 2483 z689z 8~r3 8078 5888 542 3
TOTAL
450 23 135 135 129
M.P,
2506 I7 0z6 8948 8078 60I7 5423
GRAND TOTAL z3337

·Shin 1M; Indian Christians 3 M +1F•

1941
T,\BLE".

1941
_____________ POPULA.TION
_ ---.A _________________ -
--_--- -----------~
Mllslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· Tota[ literates
, _ _ _A •• _~-----., ,-____ --..A..~_---.
,----_---.A_ _ -..,
r--~ -"---"
,..---- ,---'----
Males Females
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Femabs

IZ I3 I4 I5 I6 I7 zS Z9 30 aT 3" 213

10 I
19
100 7
105 44 4' 23 + 3
38
5
121 63 41 23 4 3 101 8

6 38

3 27 3
2

39

3 68 3

46 47 3
50 41
142 12 16 3 60 If
133 If 7 2
34
209 '7 0 II 6
II
() 6

453 397 25 18 16 3 lOB 17

7 7 48 6
229 180 f
68 6 z
79 I
12 7 131
II
253 247 12
395 379
1090 1018 82 a
164 194 13 3
14 1 IUO
22
100 162 48 4
51l 63
551 &79 83 7

8 20 3
7 z
343 280 4
6
39 38 24
32 35
53 4
13

421 361 120 9

I
3
63 58 4
3
6 4
6 7 I
93 90 I

27 26

19& 185 15

30 IO 4 Z 577 53
3834 3603 67 4Z
5 38

11835 2603 4I 110 IO 4 z 6zS 53

7"
 THE GILGIT (LEASED AREA) DISTRICT.
The Gilgit (Leased Area) District is to the as 'primitive tribes' in the past and have been
south of the larger part of the Gilgit Agency and included in Table XIV as such on this occasion
north of Astore; to the west lies D~rel, an for the purpose of comparison with the last
unadministered area consisting of sca.ttered census. In 1931 the Political Agent Gilgit was
villages the inhabitants of wh.ich lead a practically inclined to classify all the castes inhabiting the
independent existence. To the east, but sep~rat­ area as primitive tribes but if the profess;on of
ed by high mountains, lies the Skardu T ehsil of Islam, that is to say, the recognition of a
the Ladakh District. Communications between Supreme Being, is inconsistent with classification
the Gilgit (Leased Area) and the areas to the as prim,tive tribes, as I deem it to be, then all the
north and south consist of a good six feet anim].i inhabitants of the area have advanced beyond the
transport road; to the east and west access is stage suggested by the term although they
by difficult mountain paths. re.TI'Lin simple, superstitious and unsophisti-
cated.
At the time of the I93I Census Gilgit
{Leased Area) together wit~ Astore f?r.med ~he The Shins are alleged to be of Hindu origin.
GilCTit W'azarat unJ2r the dIrect adlllntstratlOn They consider themselves the aristocrats of the
of the Kashmir DJ.rb:tr. D.lring the p]..;t d23ad2 country but have nothing to show to subs tan-
that part of the old Gilgit W' ]'Z3.rat n),IV kn:> N.1 ti3.te such a claim. Their ancient connection
as Gilgit (Leas~;:l Are].) Wl.5 le3.sei to the G)'I- with Hinitlism is indicated by their aversion
ernm~nt of Iniil. ani for the p~tioj vf tiu L~1.3e even at the present time to anything connected
is uni2r the al niLli.;tratbn of the P .)liti:::l.l with cows or fowls. They are said to have
Agent Gilgit. It consists of 46 villages m)st of migratej to the district from the south many
which lie at an altitude of 4,500 to 6,500 ft. generations ago.
The area of this district is I,480 sq. miles. The Yashkuns are numerically most import-
From the end of O::tober to June in each year the ant; socially they are inferior to Shins. They
road to Gilgit from Kashmir over the Burzil Pass are said to be of Turanian origin. Inter~
(an off-shoot goes over the Kamri Pass), which muriage has obliterated most of their original
passes through Asture, is officially closed to characteristics.
anim3.1 transport; passengers on foot can get
throu"h in winter with difficulty over the frozen 3. Migrations.-The area is not much
snow ~n the pa.sses. The road is open to anim3.1 affected by migrations. During the past decade
transport later than October and earlier than a sffilll number of Pathans has entered the district
June in an open winter but it is unsafe to rely on from the neighbouring semi-independent states
this and it is usually difficult before and after the of Dir, Swat and Bajor and appear to have settled
official dates. Dak-runners carry the mails permanently. A certain number of settlers has
throughout the winter but delays are frequent also come from Hunza in recent years. The
in bad weather. population of Hunza has reached a stage when it
can only with great difficulty be supported by
2. Population.-At the 1931 Census the the country.
population of that part of the old Gilgit Wazarat
noW known as Gilgit (Leased Area) was 18,565; There are also seasonal migrations of Gujjars
at the recent Census it was 22,495. The increase who spend their summers on the higher grazing
works out at 21.16 per cent. which is considerably grounds of the surrounding mountains and their
in excess of the average for the whole State- winters at lower altitudes. Some men of Hunza
10.29 per cent. With the exception of a negligible go to Gilgit in search of work as labourers and
minority the whole population is Muslim. domestic servants and a few Battis from the
The original inhabitants of the area consist Rondu and Skardu areas of' the Ladakh District
chiefly of two castes known as Shins and to work as labourers or gold-washers.
Yashkuns but there is a considerable number of
Kashmiris descended from settlers alleged to 4. Agriculture.-The chief crops produced
have migrated to the district in the time of are wheat, maize, dhals, barley and rice; the last
Ahmad Shah (about 1760). There are also some two are produced in small quantities only. R~ce
Syeds. is not a successful crop. The district is se1£-
sufficient except in the case of the comparatively
The Shins and Yashkuns have been classified populous centre at Gilgit. To meet the-
 52 0
requirements cif theGilgit bazar and other elements the requirements of a comparatively poor and
living in the town of Gilgit grain is imported from unsophisticated community. The normal wages
the Yasin and Punial illaqas. The rice produced for a casual labolit are -/8/- per day wllilst those
is not only insufficient but is poor in quality. for blacksmiths, masons and carpenters are -/12/-,
About I,OOO maunds is imported annually from -/12/- and Re. I per day respectively. The
the Kashmir Valley. average daily earnings of a gold washer are about
-/10/-.
During the decade price levels per maund of
80 lbs. for the chief food grains averaged as 6. Subsistence and Indebtedness. --- Local
below:- authorities indicate that the average village
Rs. AS. family of five or six members get sufficient
~ 3 4 July to December. produce from the family holding to feed its
Wheat
"4 0 January to June. members and to produce a surplus for sale worth
about Rs. 75 annually which provides sufficient
2 8 November to February. for the purchase of salt, sugar, tea, wearing
Maize .. { 3 a March to October. apparel and other simple necessities of life not
produced from the land.
3 0 October to Marrh
Dhal (Moong) { 3 B April to September. The commutatio11 rates fixed at the last
Settlement (I916-1918) were wheat and dlial Rs. 3
Barley .. {~ 8
0
July to December.
January to June.
per maund, maize and barley Rs. 2-8-0 per maund
and rishka (lucerne grass) He. 0'I2 a per maund.
These rates compare favourably with the prices
.. {~ 0 July to September. realized for crops given in para 4 above. About
Rice 0 October to ] une. the middle of the decade the Royal Indian Army
Service Corps closed duwn operations in Gilgit.
The area under gardens and orchards is 3,630 As this department had for many years been large
. kanals equivalent to 907 acres. The fruits purchasers of grain and fodder for supply to
produced are mulberries, apricots,grapes, almonds. military units then located in GiIgit their with-
peaches, pears and apples. Vetegables of all drawal from the market made it difficult for
kinds, including many foreign varieties, are grown. producers suddenly to find new buyers for their
Fruit is in excess of local requirements but the surplus grain etc., in the years I935-36 and
long road to a market makes the export of fresh prices fell. Consequently, the commutation
fruit impracticable. A fair amount of the stone rates for revenue payments were reduced to
fruits is split and dried for winter consumption Rs. 1-8-0 for wheat and dhal and Rs. 1-4-0 for
and for export. It is stated that about 100 maize and barley. Conditions adjusted them-
maunds of dried apricot kernels are exported to selves and soon became. normal again; the
the Punjab annually, realizing about Rs. 3,000. concessions were withdrawn in the following
year. The existing Settlement commutation rates-
All cultivation relies on irrigation since are considered reasonable.
rainfall in the area is negligible. The water is
taken from the mountain streams fed by the The people lead a simple life and for the most
melting snows and led to cultivated areas along part live within their means. The standard of
channels or khuls in the construction of which living in Gilgit town and the nearby villages is
the people are skilled. higher than in villages situated at a distance from
the headquarters of the district. The reason for
5. Industries and Labour.-There are this is that those living in or near Gilgit town
no industries worth the name. The inhabitants supplement their income from the land by the
make their own blankets and warm clothing sale of firewood and milk etc., to local officials
from the wool of their own sheep. Labour and non-local inhabitants. They also secure a
finds employment in small numbers in the con- better price for their surplus grain. There is~
struction and maintenance of roads, in the apparently, little indebtedness. General condi-
construction and maintenance of irrigation tions and standard of living are said to show
canals known as khuls. and in the repair and no signs of deterioration.
construction of bridges and buildings. Gold-
was.llers earn a meagre living; their number is 7. Education.--The people as a whole are
not large. There are some goldsmiths and silver- educationally backward. The area contains one
smiths. The artizans consist of blacksmiths. Middle School and six Primary Schools for·
masons and carpenters. in fact sufficient to meet boys and one Primary School for girJs. These-
 52I
institutions are said to meet the existing sports are held. A cattle show also is organised.
requirements of the area.
(ii) Houses are usually constructed of
8. Health and Water Supply _-The general stone and mud. There is no restriction on the
health conditions are satisfactory. There is a materials to be used. The social position of a
good hospital in Gilgit town and touring doctors man is indicated more by the condition of his
give medical attention in the villages. Drinking clothes and house than by their pattern or shape.
water supplies are good and adequate. A good
number of the people suffer from goitre. (iii) There are no ancient monuments of
any note in the area. A Buddhist stupa stands
9. Miscellaneous.-{i) There are no fairs about 2~ miles west of Gilgit town near the village
or markets. In the spring of each year a Jalsa Naupura and there is a small Buddha carved on
is held at Gilgit which is attended by the chiefs a rock near the north of the Karj ah nullah, 3
of the various illaqas of the Gilgit Agency and all miles west of Gilgit town.
the important people of the district and
neighbouring illaqas. Many servants and retainers (iv) The Political Agent and other officers
come in their train and for about a week Gilgit connected with the administration of the Gilgit
town is indeed the centre of the district. Polo, Agency have their headquarters in Gilgit town.
which is the l~cal national game, is played and
 522

CENSU S
VILLAGE
Dhtrict Gilgit
Tehsil Gilgit
Occupied
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim lothers)
r---A--_____
No. Population 194 1 Circle Charge
Persons Males Females Ma!es Females

I z 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO :II

I Shakiote 27 6 4+ I I 326 15 8 168 134 140

2 Sharot 344 59 409 208 201 82 81
3 Bargo Bala 208 46 326 176 150 24 30
4 Bargo Pain 34 2 64 428 23 1 197 137 lID
5 Hanzel 109 17 127 66 61 46 37
1279 230 1616 839 777 423 398
6 Basin 162 36 2 234 132 102 128 98
7 Kargah 223 49 351 188 103 188 163
8 Naupora 5 12 1I5 768 4 26 343 4 26 343
891 200 1364 146 608 742 604
9 Naikoi 14 6 3 42 IS 24
10 Barmas 849 193 905 5 23 382 473 35 6
863 191 941 541 406 413 356
n Gilgit 4474 966 4-7 2 4611 2818 1853 1699 1063

4414 986 4671 2818 1863 1699 1063

12 Pratabpura 33 8 3 138 86 52 54 52
13 Sonikote 82 22 138 77 61 71 58
14 Khomar 3 06 61 311 202 175 123 log
IS Jutial 162 35 211 121 98 120 gS
16 Sakwar .348 57 346 190 156 190 154
17 Minawar 54 1 84 561 291 27 0 215 20 7

1439 292 1171 967 812 773 818

18 Nomal 845 168 9 1094 603 491 21 22
19 Naltar 529 90 879 365 3 14 131 97
20 Janglote (Noma!) 241 46 302 159 143 8 2
21 Sri Pratapsinghpura. 312 90 498 28 5 21 3

1921 3911 2513 1412 1161 180 121

22 Jutal 254 40 10 306 159 146
23 Gujar Dass 31 161 91 70 80 62
24 Danyore 75 6 186 11119 552 46 7 1I3 lID
25 Oshkandass 55 150 94 56 5 3
1010 312 1835 898 739 198 176

26 Sinakar 273 43 II 4 301 172 129 2

27 Datucha 221 39 288 142 124 IS
28 Bulchi 472 74 580 308 27 2 32 21
29 Purfuh 822 158 1015 540 475 5
1788 314 2162 1162 1000 49 28

30 Bilchar 403 61 12 425 221 204- 2 I

31 Taisote 5 22 85 629 326 303 7 6
32 Harlhing Dass 18 29 26 3 9 3
Chammugarh 2II 65 312 194 178 80 178
33
1136 22. 1465 781 688 88 188
169 26 13 203 108 95 2 2
34 Khaltaro
35 Dassu 37 1 66 52. 28 4 245 5 15
3 6 Sasi 19" 34 240 136 104- 29 2oj.
37 Mashupa 247 39 298 163 135
978 18& 1210 891 519 36 41

3 8 Pahote IDS 20 14 5 128 63 65 63 65

 52 3
1941
TABLES

1941 Po PtrLATION
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others· T;)tal literates
~ ,.......--"---
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Fema.1es Ma.1es Females

Ia I3 I4 IS r6 'Z7 I8 r9 SO :II :Ill 113

24 28
126 120 4
152 120 6
94 87 7
20 24 10
2
41. 378
28
4 4 6
2
25
4 4
33
18 24
15 3 24 14 I 10 8 95 31

•
33 27 24 14 "I
1 10 88 31
10"18 ~ .~
744 46 21 43 25 2 64 6 65
1028 744 48 21 43 21 I 841 1&
32
6 3
79 66 6
I 5
2 13
76 63 4
8
t84 134
31
580 468 2
234 21 7 39
lSI I'll
285 213
1210 1038 2 1 41
159 146
II 8 3
439 357 5
89 53 8

898 684
11
170 128
127 123 I
276 251 4
540 470 5
8
1113 872
18
219 203
319 297 8
17 I
114 4 2
889 500
14 2.
106 93
27 8 23 0
107 80 3
163 135 4
4
1&4 538
1 12
 5 24

Occupied ,-
Serial Name of Village 1931 bouses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 194 1 Circle Charge ,-___.J._ r- _____.A.~
Persans M~les Females Males Females

:r 3 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

39 Gaehu 57 II 73 37 36 37 36
40 Shamrote J agote 43 6 71 461 249 212 10 9 82
41 Cbakar Kote 35 8 82 498 264 234 259 227
42 Sabil 195 40 261 127 134 126 134
1151 224 1421 740 681 594 544

43 Damote 753 150 IS 914 494 420 493 4 20

44 Darote 149 32 200 107 93 t07 93
45 ]anglote 260 65 445 25 0 lY5 242 195
4 6 Maiden Parri 29 15 53 '}1 12 21 10
1191 262 1612 892 720 883 718
Gil&it Military LiDes 431

TOTAL I8565 3787 ''''495 I347I IOO34 6I08 49I 4

* Anglo-Indians 1M; Other Christians 9M+8F; Indian Christians 2M; Yashkin 1M.
(i) Villages Gujar Dass No. 23. Oshkan Dass No. 25 and Harihing Das. No. 32 are newly created villages; they did not exist at thlt
last Census.
(ii) Villages Sonikote No. 13. ]ntial No. 15. Taisote No. 31. Pahote No. 38 and Maiden Parri No. 46 correspond to Wanikote ]oiyal
Talbot, Saphote and Pam BagJa shown in 1931 Village Tables bnt wrongly spelt. • •
(ill) In 1931 State,Military Units were stationed at GiJgit and Cilgit Cantonment was duly shown as such. Since the last Census
Gilgit has ceased to be a military post for State forces and the Gilgit Military Lines have ceased to exist.
(iv) Prntabpura was not shown in the Village Tables for 1931.
 1941 POPULATION
-----------------'-----------------------------.,
Sikhs Buddhists
Hindu~ Oth~s· Total literates
Mu.lim (Shias\
~ ~ , -__ _ _ A . . - - - - - . r--~ r---------"-------, ,.-------"-------
Males Females Males ~ emales Mal.s ¥emales Males ~'emales Males Females Males female.

I.2 I3 I4 IS I6 17 I8 I9 20 >II Z2 Z]

I40 13 0 16
5 7 5
21 9

146 137 43 9

45
9
8 35
20 2 4
29 2 93

44 8 I09
 GILGIT AGENCY.
The Gilgit Agency has a total are3. of I4,680 This is. unfortunate but unavoidable. The
sq. miles and consists of the illaqas or districts designation 'Gilgit Agency', has be~n adopted.
·of Hunza, Nagar, Punial. Ishkuman, Yasin, Kuh- on this occasion inste3.d of 'Frontier Illaqas"
Ghizar and Chilas. Hunza and Nagar have their used in the Plst. These two term;; designate~
<>wn hereditary Mirs or R3.jas; the chiefship exactly the same areas. The c[)~nprehansive·
of Punial also is held on a hereditary basis. The term' Frontier Districts' covers the cC!nsus
other illaqas are under the local control of districts Ladakh, Astore, Gilgit (Leased Area)
chiefs, known locally by the title of raja, who an:! Gilgit Agency as in I93I; Astore and Gilgit
are appointed by the ad.ninistration and hold (Leasei Area) together corre3pond to the Gilgit
this positil)n sa long as they perform their duties District of 193I. The term 'Frontier IUaq3.s'
satisfactorily; they have no hereditary claims used in the P3.st to denote the illaq'l3 forming the
to the chiefship. The whole area is administered Gilgit Agency, is liable to be confused with the
<>n behalf of His Highness' Government by the mJre co:n;>rehell5ive term 'Frontier Di3tricts';
Government of India's Political Agent at Gilgit. the use of the design3.tion 'Gilgit Agency'
These iUaq3.s are tributary to His Highnes'~ and effectively prevents any sl~ch conft13ion. ~bre­
form part of the territories of the Jamnu over, , Gilgit A:5ency' is the ter,n by which the
and Kashmir State. The headquarters of the area is describei in official references.
Political Agent are at Gilgit which is the chief
town; it is situated in that part of the old The Gilgit Agency is the most northerly p3.rt
Gilgit Wazarat now kn')wn as Gilgit (Leased Area). of the Jamull an:! Klsh:nir Sta.te. On the
About the middle of the la<;t decade negotiations north it is sep:lrated from the Afgh'ln province of
were concluded between His Highness' Govern- Wlkhan by the Hindu Kush n.nge and by the
ment and the Government of India by which Pamirs from Russia in Asia. To the W,;5t lie
this area was leased to the Government of India Chitral and Tribal Territory, to the east La:hkh
for administrative purposes. In the past the and to the sOllth Astore, the Mllzafhrabad
Gilgit Agency has always been censused under District of the Kashmir Province and the country
arrangements mad~ by the Political Agent, known as Kohistan. The Whole are). is
Gilgit in close collabnration with the Census mountainous. There are few trees and no forest
Commissioner appointed by His Highness' areas worth the name. The road over the Barzil
Government and the census record sent to Srinagar Pass from Kashmir to Gilgit is continued through
for tabulation and compilation. On this the Punial an:! Gupis illaq 3.S to Yasin. The
occasion the Government of India arranged for Durkot Pass in Yasin leads to the B:uoghil Pass
the census record of the Gilgit Agency to be . on to the W3.khan province of Afghanistan.
sent to the Census Superintendent. North The road to Chitral branches off at Gupis and
Western Frontier Province for tabulation and goes on through Kuh-Ghizar over the Sb.andur
~ompilation. Owing to the war tabulation Pass.
was restricted in British India. Consequently,
the record for the Gilgit Agency was not fully A good pack-transport road takes off at
tabulated and some figures are not available. Gilgit and goes to Baltit, the home and head-
quarters of the Mir of Hunza; on its way the
The methods adopted in Kashmir were not road passes through Nagar, the headquarters
adopted in the Gilgit Agency and the collection of the Mir of Nagar. After Baltit the track
·of local information carried out in other parts of deteriorates but continues over difficult country
the State for incorporation in these district notes to Misgar. Beyond Misgar there is no road
was not undertaken in the Gilgit Agency. The worth the name but the route continues over the,
details, therefore, are not available for inclusion Killik and Mintaka passes to Kashgar and Central
in these village tables and notes. For instance, Asia. The road to Chilas branches off from the
the Muslim sects were not recorded separately Kashmir-Gilgit road near Bunji and follows
against the relative census question, and the the right bank of the Indus to Rakiot bridge,
figures for Shias in each village cannot be shown. about halfway, and then on the left bank up to·
The village was not adopted as the unit for Chilas. The road to Ishkuman is not much
enumeration and tabulation and so we better than a footpath; it branches off the-
·cannot give the figures for each village for com- main road near Gakuch in the Punial illaqa and
/parison with those for I93I. Similarly, we are follows the valley up to Ishkuman. As in the-
unable to give the villages by circles and charges. case of Ladakh there is no wheeled transport in
the Gilgit Agency. All the chief centres are particularly of Hunza and Nagar, go to Kashmir
approached by good bridle and pack transport and northern India in search of employment as
roads. There are good modern bridges over the labourers and domestic servants. From the
main rivers at essential points. Taking into Hunza and Nagar illaqas, which are thickly popu-
consideration the nature of the country it may be lated in cOlliparison to the area of cultivable land
said to be well provided with roads and bridges. available, a few families have been settled in
newly opened land in the Gilgit (Leased Area)
2. Population.-The total population in District.
1941 was 76,526 against 64,544 in 1931-an in-
crease of 19 per cent. Taking the nature of the 4. Agriculture -The chief crops are wheat,
country into consideration this is a big rise in maize and barley. These are sufficient in a normal
numbers and compares with 10.29 per cent. year to meet the requirements of the people.
for the whole State. It is not easy to account Apricots are the most important fruit crop.
for the increase unless it be attributed to the These are mostly dried. Some apples and grapes
absence of epidemics and the peaceful conditions are grown. Rice is imported from Kashmir in
obtaining in the area for the whole period. Part small quantities. It is not eaten except by the
of the increase may be due to more effective more well-to-do families. The great majority
enumeration, especially in out-lying villages. of the people cannot afford to buy rice. Cultiva-
Examination' of the tables will show that the tion is usually only possible on the alluvial soil
increase is spread over all illaqas but is most found in the form of fan-shape deposits at the
marked in N agar. Practically the whole popula- mouths of the various valleys. This soil has been
tion is Muslim; there are less than hundred brought down by the tributary streams fed by
non-Muslims; two-thirds of the others- melting snow entering the Gilgit· Hunza rivers
Hindus and Sikhs-are located in Chilas. on both banks. The streams which have brought
Muslims of all three main sects-Sunnis, Shias down the deposits through past ages supply the
and Maulais (adherents of the Agha Khan)- all-important water for the irrigation of these fan-
are represented. Nagar is perhaps the stronghold shaped oases. The water is fed into small canals
of the Shias. Maulais, claimed by Kashmir called khuls. In the side valleys cultivation is
Shia leaders as belonging to their sect, predomi- carried out on the hillsides in a manner very
nate in the Hunza, Punial, Ishkuman, Yasin similar to that adopted in the Murree Hills but
and Kuh-Ghizar illaqas. Sunnis in compara- usually the terracing is steeper and individual
tively small numbers are spread over the whole patches or fields are smaller. These terraced
area. \Ve cannot give the figures for Shias fields are supplied with water by khuls. Through-
and others separately as these have not been out the area rainfall is insufficient and the culti-
shown. The various groups or castes of the vation of grain crops is entirely dependent on
Agency, their customs and their conditions of irrigation. In the Hunza illaqa in particular
life were discussed in some detail in a note the terracing is very steep. Not a yard of land is
supplied by the Political Agent at the time of the wasted. Narrow strips of land, a few feet wide
1931 Census. These notes are given in para. 335 and varying in length from a few feet to 20 or 30
of the Census report for 1931 Part I to which a yards, and seldom exceeding 50 yards, stand
reference is invited. The classes known as Shins one above the other like steps up to the limits of
and Yashkuns form the bulk of the population; possible cultivation.
the former class may be said to represent the
higher social elements of the population and the The step between each such tiny field varies
latter the tenantry. Centuries ago the people from a few feet up to 10 or 15 feet according
are said to have been Buddhists. The word to the lie of the land. Khuls carry their precious
Shin according to the Census report for 19II, is water for miles; at some places they are cut out
derived from the Tibetan word • Shing' mean- of the solid rock and at others carried across
ing jungle. The Shins of Gilgit are said to base chasms by the hollowed trunks of trees or wooden
their claim to superiority in the social scale on aqueducts. Where grain crops cannot be grown
the fact that they are the descendants of the fruit trees are planted if possible. In Yasin the
rajas and ruling families of Ladakh in the Bud- country contains more open areas and compared
dhistic period. The term • Kurum-Shingpa' is with the rest of the agency cultivation is carried
the Ladakhi synonym for Gyalpo, the Rigzang out with less difficulty but at higher altitudes.
caste in Ladakh to which the ruling families It is also the most northerly of the illaqas except
belonged. for Hunza. Most villages maintain flocks of
sheep and herds of goats.
3. Migrations.-There is no migration to or
from the area worth the name. Some of the menJ 5. Industries and LaboUr.-There are no
 52 9
industries other than agriculture. Most families In 1941 the numbers described in the record as
we,~ve their cwn blankets and warm clothing. literate total 1,085 males and 72 females. Chilas
The put taos of Hunza and Nagar are well kn(Jwn leads with 339 literate males and 39 females and
in the Agency. These are woven from the finer Hunza cumes second in numbers with 248 literate
qualities of wool obtained from sheep living at males and I literate female. But on a per-
high altitudes. centage basis Kuh-Ghizar takes a better position
than Hunza with I55 males and 22 females
Labour is required on the construction and literate. Except in Chilas (39) aud Kuh-Ghizar
maintenance of roads but this does not give em- (22) the number of literate femaies does not
ployment to many. Some find employment in exceed 4 in any illaqa. Literacy amongst females
the supply of transport for carriage of grain and may therefore be said to be nil. It works
other supplies but scope for this has decreased out at 1.5 per cent. (approximately) for the
with the closing down of operations by the Supply whole population. There are schools in Gilgit
and Transport Department of the Indian Army and primary schools of sorts at the headquarters
about the middle, f the past decade. With the of illaqas but educational facilities must be
withdrawal of units of the Jammu and Kashmir described as inadequate whether the people want
State military forces from the posts at Gilgit, education or not. Some boys, especially from the
Gupis and Chilas there has been a considerable Hunza and Nagar illaqas, come to Kashmir for
increase in the strength of the Gilgit Scouts. education but these invariably belong either to
Recruits to this force, which is organised on the Chief's family or to other leading families of
the lines of the Scout units of the North Western the illaqa.
Frontier Province, are taken from all illaqas of
the Agency. The wages earned and the rations 8. Health and water Supply.-The health
issued must have had a very beneficial effect of the people on the whole is excellent. They are
since the force was re-organised and enlarged strong physically. Those of the mountainous
in the middle of the last decade. There is some areas have considerable stamina and as moun-
gold washing at places on the Hunza river. A taineers are probably unsurpassed anywhere.
few men obtain employment as syces, domestic Water where available is good. In some areas
servants etc., in Gilgit, the headquarters of the the inhabitants have to go long distances to
Political Agent and most of the officials attached obtain drinking water. As a result the inhabi-
to the Agency. tants of such areas can go for long distances and
periods without water. There would appear to
6. Subsistence and Indebtedness.-The have been no epidemics during the past decade.
great majority of the inhabitants are cultivators There are good medical facilities at the head-
or shepherds. They eke out a precarious exist- quarters of the Agency (Gilgit) and lesser facilities
ence. As the Political Agent in 1931 remarked at the Chief centres. Some touring is undertaken
.. where the threat of starvation is ever present, by medically qualified staff but the inhabitants
and where stark poverty is the universal rule, of the more distant places must rely largely on
there is little chance of the inhabitants becoming indigenous medicines and the use of herbs and
slack and apathetic." The standard of living of local plants which is well known to most of the
most of the people is definitely low. The people.
ruling classes in the different illaqas and the more
prominent landholders lead a comfortable but not 9. MiscellaneouS.-(i) There are no
an extravagant life. There are practically no markets for the sale or interchange of produce
foreign elements living in any part of the agency and commodities.
(other than Agency officials) except in Chilas.
There are, therefore, few, if any, foreign money- (ii) Id-ul-Fittar, Id Haj, Id Ghadir and
lenders to bleed the people by means of loans at N auroz are the chief occasions of festivals and
usurious rates of interest. There may be, and rejoiCing.
probably is, some money-lending or system
of loaning in the area but this does not, it is (iii) Polo is the national game and every
thought, constitutt a menace. Consequently, boy of the more well-to-do parents aspires to
indebtedness is not serious. In the absence of becoming a good player when he grows to be a
money-lenders the people cannot borrow and man. It is extraordinary that these people of
must needs do without what they cannot pay for the mountains should be so knowledgeable and
by cash or barter. This may seem a hardship fond of horses and such good riders.
to some but it is wholesome in the long run.
(iv) Once a year, in April, an annual
7. Education.-In 1931 the Political Agent J alsa is held by the Political Agent at Gilgit at
described the population as 99 per cent. illiterate. which the tribute due to His Highness the
 53~

Maharaja Bahadur by the Chiefs is offered and unless prevented by illness or other emergency.
received by the Political Agent on behalf of
His Highness. This is a week of enj oyment (v) A Buddhist stupa exists on the road
and merry making, of polo and dancing. All the to Nagar between Chalt and Minapin and small
important personages of the whole Agency meet figures of Buddha and Buddhist relics have
the Political Agent, and each other, on this occasion been found in Yasin.
 VILLAGE TABLES

DISTRICT GILGIT AGENCY, ILLAQA CtULAS

 53 2
CENSUS
VILLAGE
District Gillit Agency
IlIaqa Chilas
Occupied r-------------------------------------
Serial
No.
Name of Village 1931
Population
houses
1941
No. of No. of
Circle Charge ,-_ _ _ _
Persons
Total

Males
..A._______
Females
Muslim (others)
,..--.-A-----..
Males Femal...

3 4 j 6 7 8 9 IO II

I chUas (Town) 57 330 289 'II 244 20

2 Batoga 233 8 262 1486 79 6 6 70 79 6 6 70
3 Khauar Gah 8 75 230 9n 5 10 4 67 SID 4 67
4 Bunar & Ginah 1101 2 52 1295 70 7 5 88 70 7 5 88
5 Hodar 8 53 178 859 493 306 493 3 66
6 Chilas urban 163 1085" 595 490 595 49()
7 Thor •• 2247 45 0 2643 '42:<1 1221 1422 1221
S Gor, Thalichi, Rakiot. Leycher 3 0 34 549 3293 173 6 1 557 1 73 6 1 551
9 Singal, Niat. Thak. Babusar 3035 60 5 3125 1674 145 1 16 74 145 1
10 Glche 53 291 1 79 lIZ 1 79 lIZ

13483 2799 15364 8401 8983 8356 894!

II Andrun Baran-Pathar ChUas 51

TOTAL I3534 2 799

(ii) Village Andrun Baran Pathar appearing in the Village Tables for 1931 against serial number 8883 is not traceable in the record of
villages for 1941 supplied by the Census Superintendent North West Frontier Province. It would appear that this village has lost its separate
identity due to its being merged with others in the record. This defect was referred to Census Superintendent North West Frontier Province, and
the Assistant Political Agent Gilgit without satisfactory results.
(iii) Villages Chilas Town, Chilas urban, Giche, appearing in the Village Tables for 1941 against serial numbers 1,6, la, are not tr~cea.ble
in the Village Tables for 1931. They were probably shown under some other name or included with some other unit.

(iv) The ce~sus in Chilao District was apparently carried out with nullahs aod groups of villages as units instead of makiUl( ..ach villagll
.. separate unit. The record supplied does not show population of each village separately. This fact was referred back to the Censlls Saperla.
tendent North West Frontier Province who sorted and tabulated the record and to the Assistant Political Agent Gilgit, who conducted the C.eD.SUS
without satisfactory results. In these circumstances the population of individoal villages shown in the Village Tables for 193 I for this are. can.uot
be compared with sinIilar figures for 1941 as the latter do not exist for each vi11ag~ separately.

*Others Christian 1M.

For item No. I, see foot note (i) Hunza Illaqa.
 533
1141
TABLES

1941 POPOLATIO.

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others- Total literates

~ ,......-A-----. ~ ~
Males Femals Males Femaleli Kales Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

III I1 I4 :1$ I6 :11 I8 :I, :18 :II 2ft :13

55 !.III 9 64 14
14
6 2
15
2

8
13
J7° 20
46 I
I

35 20 • 339 37

35 .10 :r I 339 37
 534
CENSUS
VILLAGE
District GiI,it Agency
Illaqa Nagar

Occupied
Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Mlslim (others)
Serial
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge, ~
Persons Males Females Males Females

I 3 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

I Askardas 735 168 988 597 401 597 40 1

26 5 52 200 120 80 120 80
2 Shiar
241 914 577 337 577 337
3 Phikar 300 165 135 IUS 135
4 Pisan 56
5 Gulmit
III 600 34 1 259 34 1 259

6 Bar 566 88 700 3 fiI 339 361 339

Maichar 697 138 647 374 273 374 273
7 60 326 I7 fi ISO 17 6 150
8 Thol 367
Sikandarabad 406 96 458 254 204 254 20 4
9 1100/ bor 499 60r 499
10 Chait 588 190

II Hopar 73 400 225 175 225 175

406 252 1218 68 5 533 68 5 533
12 Somayar
13 Nagar Pain 348 1721 94 8 773 948 773
14 Naga. Bala 345 1608 87 1 737 871 737
59 389 209 160 209 160
rs Tangdass
16 Nilt 393 71 4DO 212 188 uz 188
Dodimal 54 279 158 121 158 I2I
17 180 219 180
18 Nenapin 69 389 219
Badelas 41 237 130 107 13 0 107
19
20 Chap.at 91 100 27 1 2'9 '7 1 2'9
27 6 1500 81 5 68 5 81 5 68 5
21 Hispar
4423 2879 14874 8309 8585 8309 8685

22 Khiyaban 338
23 Pahilan 190
24 Chidgan 214
25 Ashfr; 133
26 Badlas 286

27 Mostth 74
28 Soni Kot 61
29 Pal 91
]0 Batakhan 153
31 Chakjar I13

32 Domian 80
Humri 23 0
33
34 Pakosal 58
35 Dangas 90
36 Gotas 240
37 Dalthu 151
38 Gangosbal 100
39 Nakokhani 60
40 Dupkan 190
41 Jabakusha 120

42 Shamrot 57
4] Manaladass 100
44 Barcha 70
Mag-hor 33
:~ Magosal 14 8

47 Jeeng 233
4 8 Nagar B.athi 129
49 Gasba Goshal ISS
3897

TorAL 83/10 /1879 I4 874 8309 6565 8309 6565

Iii) Villages Khir.aban, Pahilan, Chidgan, Ashfri, Badlas, Mostth, Soni Kot, Pal, Batakhan, Cbakjar, Damian, Humri, Pakosal, Dangas,
Gotas, Dalthu, Gangosha, Nakokhaoi, Dupkan, Jabakusba, Shamrot, Manalndass, Barcha, Maghor, Magosal,1eeng, Nagar Brathi, Gasha Gosha!.
 535
1941

TABLES

1941 POPULATION

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists others Total nteratea

~ ~ r----'-----. ,..-----A-----. ~
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females MaIes Females Males P emalea

I3 I3 If IS :r6 I8 I9 3. 3:1 Zit

,
2
4
3
8

3
+
17
2
10
5
45
2

10
3
4
I
1
10

137 2

:137
appearing in the Village Tables for 1931 against serial numbers 8969, 8973, 8976, 8977, 8978, 8980, 8981, 8984, 8986, 8987, 8988, 8989, 8990,
8991,8992, 8993, 8994, 8995, 8996, 8997, 8998, 8999, 9000, 9001, 9002, go03, 9004, 9005. respectively are not traceable in the record OJ villages
for 1941 supplied by the CelIsus Superintendent North West Frontier ProviDCe. It would appear that tbese villages have lost their separate identity
due to their being merged with others in the record. This defect was referred to the Census Superintendent N. W. F. P., ana the Assistant
Political Agent Gilgit without satisfactory results.
(iii) Villages PWkar, Pisan, Gulmit, Nagar Pain, Nagar Baja, Tangdass, Dodimal, Menapin, Badelas, Chaprat, Hispar appearing in the
Village Tables for 1941 against serial numblM"s 3. 4, S. 13, 14, IS. 17, 18,19, 20, 21 are not traceable in the Village Tables :lor 1931. :'ome of
these have come into existence since 1931; others may have been uninhabited in 1931 or merged with larger villages for census purposes.
For item No. I. sec foot note (i) Hunza IlJaqa.
 VILLAGE TABLES
DISTRICT GILGIT AGENCY. ILLAQA HUNZA
 538
CENSUS
VILLAGE
District Gilgit
Illaqa Hunza

Occupi~d ,-
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 1941 Circle Charge ,- ,..--.-A-----,
Persons Males Females Males Females

I [I 3 4 3 6 7 8 9 IO II

1 AIi-aba.d 1446 41 9 1681 856 82 5 855 82 4

2 Hassan-abad 261 108 402 204 198 204 198
3 Hindi 977 2II 1073 556 5 17 55 6 517
4 Aitit 879 184 952 507 445 50 7 445
5 Murtizabad 3 81 246 798 4 24 374 424 374
6 Baltit 2201 39 0 2275 1I,54 1121 Il54 11Z1
7 Khud-abad 97 24 169 86 83 86 83
8 Girchah 94 69 360 190 170 190 170
9 Khaiber II3 19 140 72 68 72 68
10 Misgar 274 S6 348 182 166 18" 166
II Chaparasan 102 583 295 268 295 268
72 Khizarabad 57 13 28 13 13 13 13
13 Husainabad 330 73 372 197 175 197 175
14 Mayun 20 7 53 277 113 134 143 134
IS Khanabad 28 5 61 381 208 173 208 173
16 Gulkin 257 47 275 130 145 130 145
17 Hyderabad 77 6 lSI 952 496 456 496 456
18 Gulmit 57 6 109 855 345 3 10 345 310
19 Durknad 3 27 56 341 195 146 195 146
20 Chamorkand 295 46 311 181 130 181 130
21 Nazim-abad 226 47 328 190 ]36 190 136
22 Susan 127 22 154 80 74 80 74
'13 Pasu 155 26 178 88 90 88 90
24 Ganesh 433 275 1229 618 6Il 618 6Il
25 Shimshal 398 56 COO 205 195 :205 195
26 Ata-abad 16 5 71 300 169 131 169 131
27 Gho.messar 72 29 110 59 51 59 51
28 Ahnledabad 178 37 293 156 137 156 137
11893 3000 15341 7888 7342 7888 7341
29 Domia.1 186
30 Rudkhun 47
31 Aspo.nj 67
32 Ashit 77
33 Kil 34
34 Kattman 97
35 Sost 56
36 Nazam-o.bad NNal 82
37 Morkhun 80
38 Shakonoshal HZ
39 Garlat 30 4
40 Baldass II4

-4 I Chohikoshal 59
42 Sil Ganesh 13 0
43 GalraIa.pan 24
44 Shatumargh 16
45 Kapir Dewar 23
4 6 Shaheri 5abz 59
47 Kotang 71
1648

TOTAL I3[14I 3000 I53P 7999 734 z 7998 734 E

(i) In the absence of the necessary details in the record supplied circle numhers and totals caunot be shown in the Village Tables 1941:
lor Gilgit Agency. "
 539
1941
TABLES

Muslim (Bbias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others Total literates

r---"--------, ~ ~ ~ ~ ,..-----J---____.
Males Females Males Females Males Females Kales Female. Kales Female. Ma.les Females

:u Il I4 IS I6 I, I8 Z9 '0 •I
•• I,
36 .
16
10
17
5
77
3
I

10

J
7
3
18
10
8
'I
I
3
1
14

241

I I
 540
(ii) Villages Domial, Rudkhun, Aspanj, Awt, Kil, Karman, Soot, Nazam Abad Awal, Morkhun, Shakonoshal, Garlat, Baldass
Chohikoshal, Sil Ganesh, Gahalapan, Shatumargh, Kapir Dewar, Shaheri Sabz, Kotang, appearing in the Village Tables for 1931 against serial
numbers 9054, 9056, 9057,9058,9059,9060,9062,9063,9065,9069,907[,9072, 9073, 9074, 9091,9092,9093,9094, 9096, are not traceable in the
record of villages for 1941 supplied by the Census Superintendent North West Frontier Province. It would appear that these villages have
lost their separate identity due to their being marged with others in the record. This defect was referred to the Census Superintendent
N. W. F. P., a.nd the Assu.tant Political Agent Gilgit without satisfactory results.
(iii) Vil1ageChaparasan appearing in the Village Tables fOrI94 I against serial number II is not traceable in the Village Tables for 1931.
 VILLAGE TABLES.

DISTRICT GILGIT AGENCY, ILLAQA PUNIAL.

 542
CEN~US

VILLAGE
District Gilgit Agency
lIIaqa Punial

Occupied
Serial Name of Village 193 1 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
. No. Population 1941 Circle Charge ~---,
Persons Males Females Males Females

I 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

1 Bubar 806 I64 f072 55 8 5 14 55 8 5 14

2 Singal 491 92 638 3 14 324 3 10 3 19
3 Galmati 235 49 318 17 2 146 172 146
4 Gich I7 1 31 240 12 3 II7 12 3 II7
5 Sherkilla 821 165 1185 6Il 574 6Il 574
6 Zhapoke 314 61 371 188 183 188 183
7 Gotamas IS 132 73 59 73 59
8 Haim 5 29 19 10 19 10
9 Hopar 12 61 27 24 27 24
to Danas 55 2 74 139 294 245 294 245
II Hatoon 473 85 609 3 13 29 6 3 13 296
12 Mayun 7 31 15 16 15 16
13 Hasis Il2 20 160 81 79 81 79
14 Phhamani II 59· 32 27 32 27
15 Birgal 136 15 94 56 38 56 38
16 Silpi 28 141 82 59 82 59
17 Gornjar 44 6 11 477 25 2 225 25 2 225
18 Rancho 5 26 14 12 I4 12
19 Gaknch 56 3 108 699 362 337 362 337
20 HoI 20 49 27 22 27 22
21 Aishe 313 52 400 190 210 19 0 210
22 GUll~or 675 91 632 35 1 281 35 1 281
23 Biar i 27 181 96 85 96 85
24 Dalnati 10 31 20 II 20 II

TOTAL 6I08 I2I8 8164 427° 3 894 4266 3 889

(ii) Villages Gotomas. Haim, Hepar, Mayun, Phhamani, Silpi, Rancho, HoI, Biarchi, Dalnati, appearing in the Village Tables for 1941
against serial numbers 7,8,9, 12, 14. 16, r8, 20, 23. 24 are not traceable in the Village Tables for I93I. Some of these have come into existenC4J'
since 193I; others may have been uninhabited in I93I or merged with larger villages for census purposes. .
For item No. I, see foot note (i) Hunza IlIaqa.
 543
1941
TABLES

I94I POPULATION

Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others Total literates

,.----"----, ~ ,.--~ ,.-.--"----, ~ ,...--------A~----,._
Males Females Males Females Males Females . Males Females Males Females Males Females

I2 I3 I4 IS I6 I7 IS I9 ZO 2I 33 23

2
2 2 IZ Z
3
3
I
'5
3

5
3
2
50
7

3 3
 544
CENSUS
VILLAGE
District Gilgit
llIaqa Ishkoman

Occupied
Serial Name and Village 1931 houses No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
No. Population 194 1 Circle Charge ~___.._____, ,------'---.
Persons Males Females Males Females

I 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 II -
7",
I Chator Khalld 726 382 344 3 82 344
2 Dain 688 346 34 2 346 34 2
3 Phhakora 327 182 145 182 145
4 Shuna. 133 69 64 69 64
5 Bar Jangal 103 53 50 53 50
6 Imit 533 280 253 280 253
7 Kakunikui 6 75 34 41 34 41
Bilhanz
8 173 289 15 2 137 15 2 137
3 }
9 Botaswat 12 3 139 79 60 79 60
10 Bhurat 8" 126 73 53 73 53
I I Ishkoman 808 1143 57 8 50S 57 8 56 5
2652 528 4282 2228 2054 2228 2054
12 Otmai Majawar 334

TOTAL 2986 528 Baz8 Z054 zu8 Z054

(ii) Village Otmai Majawar appearing in the Village Tables for 1931 against serial number 9048 is not traceable in the Iecord of
villages lor 1941 supplied by the Census Superintendent North West Front;er Province. It would appear that this Village has lost its separate·
identity due to its being merged with others in tloe record. This defect was referred to Census Superintendent N. W. F. P., and the Assistant
··Political Agent Gilgit without satisfactory results.

(iii) Village lmit appearing in the Village Tables for 1941 against serial number 6, is not traceable in the Village Tables for 1931. As
this is a well known village in the area it may possibly have been shown as Otmai Majawar in 1931.
(iv) The number of occupied houses could not be shown separately for each village in the Village Tables 1941 as the same was not given
in the record prepared and supplied by the Census Superintendent. N. W. F. P., His record gavl> the number of occupied houses for groups 01:
villages and not for individual villages.
For iten! No. I. see foot note (i) Hunza Illaqa.
 545
1941
TABLES

Muslim (SlliaS) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists Others

-. Total literatb.
"...~ ~ r-----"----. ~ ,----"-----., (' --". -___.,.__---~
Males Females Males Fomales Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females

Z2 I3 I4 I5 I6 I1 It Z9 :ao :u !IZ Z3

12 2
3

27 4

117
 CENSUS'
VILLAGE
District Glilit
IIlaqa Yasin

~erial Kame of Village 193 1

Occupied
houses No. of No. of
r-------------------
Total Muslim (others)
No Population 1941 Circle Charge ,- r---_,._-----"-\
Persons Males Females Males Females

II 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II

1 Darnalgan 83 15 100 53 47 53 47
2 Gindai 294 33 227 III II6 III Ilti
3 Nuh 172 42 3i8 17 R 170 17 8 170
4 Yasin 95 1 180 1472 765 70 7 765 707
5 .Na"bar 234 40 326 154 17 1 154 17 1
6 Taus 56 63 537 267 27 0 26 7 27 0
7 Go lalti 239 49 271 129 '4'" 129 142
Howelti
8 282 42 314 160 154 160 154
9 Sandhi 90 9 13 8 1088 53 6 55 0 53 6 55 0
10 Qar Qulti 144 32 200 106 94 106 94
1I Bar Kulti 1039 149 1100 577 .523 517 5 23
12 Hundar 630 105 764 398 3 66 398 3 66
13 Umalsat 186 31 257 135 J22 135 122
14 Do. kt 4 15 83 674 310 264 3 10 2 64
IS Darach 26 4 34 289 152 137 15 2 137
16 Dulkin 88 II 111 60 51 60 51
17 Dapas 209 32 243 122 121 22 121
18 Haraf 56 3 73 868 357 3II 357 3I l
19 Chharet 192 26 220 lIo 110 lIO lIO
20 Ashkam Da. II2 13 109 52 57 52 57
21 Nalti 153 29 217 lIS 102 lI5 102
22 Thalti 109 16 133 65 68 65 68
,z3 Daraskan 315 38 303 161 142 161 142
24 Shot 108 14 121 70 51 70 51
7747 1294 9989 5143 4848 1143 4848
25 Bojot 33 6

TOTAL 8083 1394 9989 S I 43 4846 51 43 4846

(ii) Village Bojot, appearing in the Village Tables for 193 I against serial number 9II9 is not traceable in the record of villages for
1941 supplied by the Censos Superintendent North West Frontier Province. It would appear that this village has lost its separate identity due
to its being merged with others in the record. This defect was referred to Census Sllperintendent N. W, F. P., a.nd the Assistant Political Agent
Gilgit without satisfactory results.
For item No. I, see foot note (i) Hnua Illaqa,
 547
1941
TABLES

_ _ _ _ _ _1941 POPULATlOll
_ ____.J,_ _____ _
------------- Buddhists Others· Total literates
Muslim (Shias) Hindus Sikhs
r---'--~ r -------------" ,.--------A---- .-------'------ ~
Ma.les Females ~Iales Females Males Females Males Females Ma.les Females Males Female.

I2 I3 I4 IS .lIS IS .lg :10 1I.l

S
3
I
2

14 1

-------------------------- - - - - -
 CENSUS
\ILLAGE
District Gilgit
tIlaqa Kuh Ghizar

Occupied ,---------_.._._------
Name of Vill"~e 1931 house" No. of No. of Total Muslim (others)
Serial population 1941 Circle Charge ,..----__.._-----, ,..-. '--'--"-'--'
p~rsons Ma]cs Females Males Females

I 2 3 4 6 7 JI 9 Ia II

I Daramdar 190 42 281 T4I 140 IF 140

2 Somal 55 0 86 716 3 80 33 6 380 33 6
3 Ro.han 4 16 67 542 280 262 280 2b2
4 Gupis Scout Area II9 57 87 83 .j 77 I

5 Gupi. 666 91 881 449 43 2 443 4 25

6 Jandrot 139 25 204 104 100 104 ]00
1 Khalti 186 30 246 134 II2 134 lIZ
8 Dahimal 25 8 33 312 146 166 146 166
9 Bathi l<J9 24 163 92 71 92 71
10 Hammn 135 42 274 152 122 152 122
II Thangi 44 17 142 78 64 78 64
IZ Pingal 293 33 275 13 2 '43 13 2 143
13 Shamran 167 16 198 10 3 95 103 95
Chashi 490 58 486 27 6 2 09 27 6 209
'4
15 Bar Kalti 862 153 1201 64 8 553 64 8 553
16 Ghulaghmuli 735 103 797 399 398 399 398
11 Gulakhotri 340 47 351 179 17 2 179 17'
[8 Handrap 4 68 73 589 280 309 2Ho 309
19 Tiru 658 106 788 4 21 347 421 347
6825 1103 8512 4477 4035 4465 4025
20 Taj Margo 40
2I ChasM Nala 55
95

TOTAL 6920 II03 85I2 447'1 40 35

'Other Christian 1M zF

(ii) Villages Taj Margo, Chashi Nala appearing in the Village Tables for 1931 against serial numher 90r" 9037, respectively aTe not
traceable in the record of villages for 1941 IIIIpplied by the Census Superintendent North West Frontier Province. It would appea r that these
-vi1Iages have lost their separate identity dne to their being merged with others in the reeord_ This defect was referred to the Census Superintendent
N. W_ F. P., and the Assistant Political Agent Gilgit without satisfactory results.

For item No. I, see foot note (i) Hunza IUaqa.

 549
"1941
iABLES

I9.P POPULATION

Muslim (Sbias) Hindus Sikhs Buddhists

---.
Others' TotaJ literates
.,-------"----- --, ,.---A----., r___,...·-----"'\ r- ,..--'---___.,
Males Female. MaJe. Females MaJes Females Male. Females Males Fem..l.. MaJe. Females

IIJ I3 I4 IS If> I7 I8 If :.0 flI fl. #3

2
I5 14
2 3 2 Ie. I
6 7 73 7
5
I

I
~

I4
10
10
3
8 7 3 2 1&6 22

8 7 3 II ISS
 HOUSING STATISTICS.
At the conference of Provincial and State presented with the Village Tables. It was
~ensus Commissioners held at New Delhi from realised at the beginning that the information
February 2oth-22nd I940 one item on the agenda to be collected would be defective but if new
was "House1ist preparation and housing statis- ground is to be broken a start has to be made.
tics." The Census Commissioner for India Special instructions were issued describing in
stressed the importanl:e he attached to the careful details how the Houselist v,'8.S to be :fined in
preparation of the Houselist and the desirability requiring the form to be prepared in duplicat~
of expanding it to include details connected with and for one copy to be sent to the Direction
housing conditions, the materials of which houses Office. Our intention to tabulate the information
were constructed and the types of roofs and was made clear and the necessity for accuracy
walls. He had referred to the subject previously stressed. When, in due course, the Houselists
in a note entitled "General Scheme of the were received and scrutinised it was realised that
·Census" issued shortly before the conference. most of them were defective in one respect or
In that note it was indicated that the number another but it was decided to make the best of
of living rooms in each house should be recorded, them. It was too much to expect such forms to
tha.t the roofs and walls should be classified be filled in without detect at the first attempt
according to the materials used in their construc- by an unpaid agency, consisting of many persons
tion and that the definition of a room should be of a low standard of literacy, but there were
discussed at the conference. The definition many defects which could have been avoided
suggested by him was that approved by the with a little more care on the part of Supervisors
League of Nations viz :- and those local Census officers responsible
for control of the work. Houselists were
" As 'rooms', should be regarded bedrooms, received from all ~eas except for the Gilgit
dining rooms, living-rooms, habitable Agency.
attics, servants' rooms, kitchens and
other habitable places separated from A decision having been taken to present the
one another by walls reaching from information collected in tabular ,form, in spite of
the floor to the ceiling and of a size the defects, the Houselists were handed over to
large enough to hold a bed for an the Tabulation Officer with specimens of the tables
adult-approximately 4 square to be prepared and such instructions as were
metres." necessary to cover all points which arose during
preliminary discussions. He was given discretion
This definition was adopted. to adjust minor defects wherever possible. In
studying these Housing Statistics it must be
Througout the preliminary stages the kept in mind that the population given does not
Census Commissioner fOf India stressed that an and can not <l€l'ee with the figures given in the
effort· should be made to collect data regarding Imperial Tables: they are based on different
drinking-water supply, markets, schools and records. The Housing Statistics are based on
festivals etc.• as well as data for housing statistics. the Houselists prepared from October 15th to
We took steps to implement the wishes of the November 15th, 1940 and the Imperial Tables on
>Census Commissioner for India in as practical a the actual Census taken in I94I and related to
manner as possible bearing in mind local conditions. Census DaY-1st March 1941. No popula-
We decided not to overload the Houselist by the tion figures are given for Gilgit Agency in the
inclusion in it of such items as water-supply, Housing Statistics as we received no Houselists
·markets, schools etc., but to concentrate on the for that area.
-data for housing statistics and to collect informa-
tion on other matters from Charge Superintendents Table I attempts to show the living accommo-
by means of special notes. Our proposed proce- dation available and the materials of which
dure was referred to and feceived the approval of houses are constructed in different parts of the
His Highness' Government. The Houselist form State.
was drawn up accordingly and a special question-
naire drafted for issue to Charge Superintendents. Table II (A) represents an endeavour to
classify buildings other than those used for-
The Housing Statistics are based entirely an residential purposes whilst Table II (B) is a
the entries in the House1ists. They have nothing similar statement for the two cities in the State
to do with Imperial Tables and are most suitably giving greater detail for shops.
 552
\Vhen the actual tabulation of the information classes 'pakka and • kaccha' must vary with
contained in the Houselists was commenced the opinion of the man making the record as to
considerable difficulties were experienced. It was what constitutes a • pakka' built house and-
found that in many cases the population column what 'kaccha'; this will also vary with the
had not been correctly cast and entered, residential locality. What would be deemed a • pakka'
and non-residential hou~es had been mixed up. house in isolated rural villages would not be so'
shops had not been correctly described and classified in urban areas. Thus, in the Frontier
classified and houses had not all been classified as District practically all houses are described as
pakka or kaccha. In these circumstances, a • pakka' although the great majority are built
good deal of discretion had to be given to the of mud and stone. To the local people suc,h
Tabulation Officer or the tables could not have houses are 'pakka' and this is, in fact, the case
been compiled at all. It was decided to restrict because all permanent structures in these areas
the cla!'sification of shops in rural areas to five are built of mud and stone as there are no bricks,
and to enter the rest under the comprehensive tiles or corrugated-iron sheets for use and little.
heading 'Others'; for the cities of Jammu and material for thatching. Wood, which in many
Srinagar thirty classes of shops were selected in areas is scarce, is used sparingly to give stability
addition to 'Others.' Table I deals with to the structures and to frame doorways. The-
residential houses only; the figures for these existence of many errors in classification must
re-appear in column 5 of Table II; these are the be recognised; it is difficult to follow the classi-
only figures common to both tables. In fication given in some cases. For instance in
Table II ' Total Buildings' shown in column 2 Table I, column IO, Jammu City is shown as
represents the totals of columns 5 to 13. In both having 933 houses out of every 1,000 with mud
tables percentages have been given to the nearest and thatch roofs and under column II, 821
whole number except where the percentage is houses out of every I,OOO with stone or brick
less than one. The non-inclusion of figures for wails, whilst in column 3 of Table II (A), 80
Gilgit Agency is unavoidable because whilst houses out of every IOO are shown as' pakka'.
Houselists were made available to us for Gilgit The use of mud and thatch as roof materials in
(Leased Area) none were forthcoming for the such a large percentage of houses, in contrast
Gilgit l\gency. to the use of stone or brick for walls in nearly as
many houses, seems to suggest that the roofs are
Scrutiny of Table I will show that the popu- , kaccha " whilst the walls are 'pakka'. This-
lation of the State, less Gilgit Agency, comes to is not necessarily so; it depends on the quality
3.918,421 against 3,945,090 for the same of the 'mud and thatch' roofs and what is,
area given in Imperial Table I; similarly the included in this description. 'Mud and thatch'
number of residential houses comes' to 743,680 is much cooler than brick, tiles or tin and is
against 751,603 shown in the Imperial Tables. presumably used deliberately for this reason.
The Imperial Tables show a total population of When we examine Table II (B) some omissions-
4,021,616 inclusive of Gilgit Agency (76,526) are striking and indicate careless entries. For
and residential 'houses numbering 764,424 instance, in the classification of shops, Jammu
inclusive of Gilgit Agency (12,821). City is shown as having no shops under the
headings dairy, cafes and hotels, crockery sellers"
This table affords an interesting contrast of automobile workshops and repair shops, cycle
conditions in two different areas of the Frontier shops and petrol dealers and Srinagar City is
Districts. In all tehsils of Ladakh the number shown to have no shops in the categories book-
of rooms per IOO houses is higher than in any sellers, general stores and jewellers. It is difficult
other area of the State whereas in Astore the to believe that Jammu has 25 booksellers shops
number of rooms per _IOO houses is lower than and Srinagar none; in fact, we know this is not
anywhere else except in the Mendhar Tehsil of the case as regards Srinagar. It is also difficult
Paonch Jagir. Conversely, the number of to believe there are only 2 shops in Jammu for
persons per IOO rooms is lowest in Ladakh and the sale of boots and shoes. We know that there-
highest in Astore. are motor repair shops, cycle shops and petrol
dealers in Jammu and jewellers in Srinagar.
The details given as to the materials used in Jammu has 193 shops entered under •-Others'
-the construction of roofs and walls must vary in whereas Srinagar has none shown under this
accuracy according to the ability of the man 'comprehensive heading. Under column 19
pn.paring each Houselist to describe them and the 'Unspecified' , are entered over 63 per cent. of
effort each has made to be accurate in this the total shops listed in Jammu and over 25
respect. Similarly, it should be realised that the percent. of those listed in Srinagar; this is
correct classification of houses into the two obviously the column which contains the total
 553
omissions in both cities and also some of those as the work demands if it is to be of real value.
shops belonging to classes under which the entries Finally, the instructions issued by the Direction
are clearly too small to represent the facts. Office did not cover many causes of error, which
were not anticipated. and might wen have been
It must be recognised that this is the first more detailed and explicit in some respects.
occasion during Census operations in the State In spite of all this the tables are not without
that an attempt has been made to collect and value to those interested in the subject.
tabulate such information. We must allow for
the ignorance, carelessness and lack of interest The limitations and defects of the tables
on the part of some of our unpaid Census agency produced are admitted by those responsible for
in recording what appeared to them to be of their preparation and presentation. Like all
little importance and nothing to do with the real first attempts the results leave much room for
Census. We must recognise the fact that the improvement but we have done our best and
information recorded was difficult to tabulate broken new ground. Our mistakes and short-
by a staff having no previous experience of such comings on this occasion should be studied so
work or the classification of such data. Thirdly, that at the next Census improved methods may be
it is feared that the more senior officers of the adopted. greater care taken in preparation of the
Census agency did not take as close an interest Houselists and better results obtained.
in the accurate preparation of the Houselists
 554
HOUSING
TABLE I-HOUSES ACC01l1MO-

Tchsil. District or State. Population. No. of houses. No. of habitable Rooms per roo Persons per 100
rooms. houses rooms.

z 2 3 4 5 6

JAMMU AND KASHMIR 8TATE. 3918421 743880 1988452 287 197

"AMMU PROVINCE 1962274 399781 788213 192 258
(a) TOTAL DISTRICTS Z53 787I 3 I 5 3 78 61:6874 I9 6 248
oIammu District 419108 88811 178792 208 23.
Jammu City 255 0r
Jammu Tehsil
42192 937 2 27 2 165
Samba 98804 237 82 3 8265 161 25 8
Sri Ranbirsinghpura 9 2355 16909 33907 201 27 2
Akhnur 962 41 19344 SIn6 264 188
895 08 174°4 3 0003 17 2 29B
Kathua District 184993 39402 78757 200 235
Kathua 21 759
'143 6 6 9219 234 20 4
Jasmergarh 60770 •12318 23341
Basohli 190 260
79 857 17 805 33 657 189 237
Udllampur District 282668 &&396 1281154 233 :219
Udhampur 28 94 6
Kishtwar 5 Il0 7 II 249 257 177
59642 10331 29237 283 204
Ramban
Ramnagar 70 437 12668 2313 6 183 30 4
Bhadrawah 5 66 71 12 794 27 133 212 209
4480g 8354 20 502 245 21 9
Rwi District 237858 47438 7&989 180 ~13
Reasi 10893 6
Rampur Rajouri
2200~ 395 19 180 275
128722 25437 3 647 0 143 353
lIirpur District 403448 86230 154382 179 281
Kotli
Mirpur
1I4916 250 15 35 016 139 328
Bhimbar
II59 25 2676 4 4899 8 183 236
17260 7 3445 1 703 68 204 245
(b) TOTAL JAGIRS 43440 3 I49339
8450 3 I76 39 I
ell,nali Jllir 11017 2824 8778 258 183
Chenani 1101 7 262 4 677 6 25 8 163
.ooneh "lIir 423388 81879 142563 174 2117
Bagh
Sadhnuti 1034 24 2056 3 370 27 180 279
1II902 247 17 3897 0 157 28 7
Haveli
Mendhar
r09085 17816 4 2584 238 2.56
98 975 18728 23982 128 412
i KASHMIR PROVINCE 1727280 298037 992312 331 17.
Buamull. District 839238 103748 398074 384 161
Uttarma.chlpura (Handwara) 293 087 2095 01
Baramulla •• 4501 3 46 5 140
181255 3 0643 91954 3 00 177
Sri Pratapslnghpura ) 164 894 28090 9 661 9 344 171
Anlntnlll Di,trid 834983 148418 500778 342 187
Srinagar City 20 3754
Kbas Tahsil 33681 146539 435 139
12l:827 20551 70 393 343 173
Pulwama (Aawntipura) 150209 28006 27 6
KUlgam 77399 1094
159522 28]90 89357 3 5 179
Anantnag 199651 35 87 0 II 7090 3 2' 6 171
".zatraraliid DJ,lriet 253081 46803 93480 204 :271
Muzaffarabad II901 4 22992
Uri 3402 9 149 35 0
77334 12889 33 830 262 229
Karnah
5 6 733 9922 25601 25 8 223
 555
STATISTICS
DATION AND MATERIAL
PER 1000 HOUSES.
Houses with tiles Or PER 1000 HOtrSES.
Houses with tin Houses with
brick roofs. Houses with 'mud Houses with stone Houses with
roofs. Shingle roofs. and thatch roofs. or briCk walls. Honses~
WOoden walls. mud wall..
7 8 9 IO II I2 I3
8 13 75 883 546
13 49 397
4 39 903 602 9
I6 380
4 49 888 j I4 IZ
22 4 4 63
9 981 204
55 3 759
50 9 933 8:u
8
.38 8 179
.65 91 8 Il7
3 36 961 25 878
·7!! .05 77 .06 922
I 996 95
·57 I 131 741
233 .29
71 27 76 7
259 624 182
113 U 807
39 704
79 ·4 90 120 18
44 38 207 913 91 857
702 2JJ 894
.81 42 720
& 73 827 833
.62 44 121
.29 17 4 808
·39 254 746 ·36
7 73 1 75 6 224
253
3 2 7 899 873 19
77 920 864 5 II6
3 36 .16 136
719 940 8
.91 52
2 8114 721 .19 271
2
5 968 751
·47 830 ·4 244
70 4 296
4
.1' 3 970 8aO
.16 .28 334
.07 999 880
10 999 618 120
7 926 382
• 09 546 450
IS I
9 64 . 930 .07 69
33 967 6ft 3&2
33 967 649
.1
•
I
.31 864 939 .07
35 2
80
.1 999
I .2 1000
·45 25 901 83 6
I
973 .29 160
999
1000
995 49
3 27 5
135 808 404 108 483
Ii 10 141 839 420 217
II 10 320
.23 174 802
14 131 436 447
.3 2 6 849 470 183
II6
100 887 347
341 34 616
2 48 143 797 307 32
.7 1 111 8&1
12 400 424 726
27 96 866 44 218
.93 4 38 1 6
.1 18 978 584
I
33 65 13
.Il 955 42 921
7 II4 841 27 930
272 49 666-
2 7 93 780 873
.08 8
11 31 a-
Il2 795
3 10 53 8
6 67 582 5 45 8
84 918 6
9Il 668 76
35 298
 556

Tehsil. District or State. Population. No. of houses. No. ot habitable Rooms per 100 Persona per 100
rooms. houses. rooms.

r ~ 3 4 .) 6

Frontier Diltrict. 118'87 47811 1119817 480 100

Ladakh District 180211 414&0 220828 &33 86
Ladakh 35 171 945 0 52839 559 67
Ka.rgil 51541 8775 48496 553 106
Skardu 103499 23 22 5 119591 515 87
AItDra Diltrict 16884 2508 3259 130 &18
Astore l6884 25 06 32 59 130 518
Gillit L....d Are. 21772 3908 &742 147 379
Gilgit 21 772 3906 574 2 147 379
Giliit Allnc,·

*IDformation Dot available.

 557
PER 1000 HOUSES PBR 1000 HOt7SEs.
HousllS with tiles Houses with tin Houses with Houses with mud Houses with stone Houses with Houses with
or brick roofll. roofs. Shi1li1e roofs. and thatch roofs. or brick walls. wooden walls. ..nd _Us.

'I 8 9 IO II I~ z3

3 .2 878 970 11 5
3 .24 937 97t 13
XI • II 93 2 943
4 .8 968 959 41
.09 92 7 886 8
1000 tooo
7000 1000

In 938 81
171 939 81
 5S8
HOUSING
TABLE II (PART A)-BUILDINGS

Tehsil, District or State. Total PER 1000 TOTAL HOUSES BUILDINGS.

_____- --A---
Buildings. ,-_ _ _.A.._ _ _, Residential ,.._------
Pakka Kacha Houses. Temples Mosques Churches GUldwaras

I 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

lIAMMU AND KASHMIR STATE 822622 48 1i2 743880 1673 13079 10 653
.. AMMU PROVINCE 440307 51 49 399781 1092 4575 2 421
(a) TOTAL DISTRICTS 348209 59 Ioz8 3066 2

..ammu District 99886 22 78 88811 465 623

Jammu City 13792 80 20 9372 186 53 27
Jammu Tehsil 255 89 12 88 23782 52 99 10
Samba 1 803 2 8 92 169 0 9 ~5 68 10
Sri Ranbirsinghpura 235 2 3 II 89 19344 102 219 10
Akhnnr 18 950 19 8r 1740 4 So 84 3
Kathua District 41056 8 39402 144 45 8
Katbua 10001 II 89 9 2 79 37 24 5
Jasmergarh 12445 9 91 12 3 1 8 18 13
Basohli 18610 5 95 1780 5 89 8 3
Udhampur District 620&8 44 56 6539& 24. 338 78
Udhampur 12595 54 II249 46 13
Kishtwar Il3 22 27 10 331 20 100
Ramban 14441 38 12668 18 168
Ramnagar 136 71 17 12794 8 19
Bhadrawah 10039 94 8354 157 36
Reui District 41110t 82 38 47439 44 184
Reasi 49 51 22002 36 44 20·
Rampur Rajouri 7S 25 25437 8 120 7
;Mirpur District 85391 62 38 88230 126 1988 108
KotH 2695 0 88 25 01 5 19 530
Mirpur 29 1 74 62 26 764 35 652
Bhimbar 39 266 44 34451 72 816

(h) TOTAL JAGIRS 9 98

20 88 I2 8450 3 64
Chlnani .Jllir 2722 63 37 2824 8 4
Chenani Jagir 27 22 63 37 8 4
....'nch .Jalir 89376 89 11 81879 56 1505
Bagh 2195 0 100 205 6 3 5 46 3
Sadhnuti 25 8 9 2 66 34 24712 18 27 2
Haveli 20445 95 S 178 76 24 453
Mendhar '..08 9 100 18 728 9 317
KASHMIR PBOVDlCE 328335 38 82 298037 478 16.1 7
aar.mulla Diltrict 110305 34 88 183748 78 1228
Utarmachipura (Handwara)
Baramulla ••
47790 44 56 .4501 3 48 348
31068 50 50 306~3 17 47
Sri Pratapsinghpura (Badgam) .. 3'447 2 97 28090 13 83 1
A.antnlll District 188517 32 88 148488 318 4138 8 54-
Sriuagar City 40281 71 29 33 6 7 1 406 27
Khas Tehsil 23 183 37 63 2055 1 522 ~
Pulwama 3 17 1 4 5 95 28006 881 13
Kulgam 326Il 7 93 28390 1252 I
Anantnag 40 728 32 66 35 870 1069 9
.. uullara.ad Dlltrict 50513 65 36 45803 1343 119,

Muzaffarabad 55 44 22992 23 85
Uri 80 20 12889 8 29'
Kamah 68 32 99 22 3 S,
 559

:STATISTICS
AND SHOPS CLASSIFIED

SHOPS

--~------::S:-ar--:a::-is::-----;O;;th;;;;"n Total Shops Baniyas Draper Tailor Bla<:ksmith Shoe-maker Others

Factories

II 13 14 15 16 17 I8 19
JO

981 31396 30892 8563 2&79 1278 704 447 17321

278
575 11762 159S8 4&90 1348 482 258 171 9109
141
44" I4 I 99 1:1785 37 2 5 II7S 233 137 8ITZ
139
83 4574 1249 1174 409 134 82 74 5376
120
9 857 3 18 9 48 65 67 26 19
98 17 693 930 89 249 16 16 1
6 288 68 5
24 2I2 25 17 7 15
3 17 25 2 9 1 2 90 471 65 I5 16 IS
12 z07
16 IlSS 348 5 19 17 z.t

4 109 859 5&8 61 38 5 12

33 393 2 05 13 21 10 [12
3 35 IS 13
33 .5 2
43 431 33 6 35 10 3 2 45
56 3342 2808 926 290 140 67 1173
2
12 7 87 241 46 27 20 6
5 20r 64 10 34 IS I
35 S15 33 0 1 85 27 20 .5
3 407 138 I7 4
I 39 8 153 49 35 8

32 1181 940 338 &6 43

2
I 12 603 749 243 30 5 53 38 10 10<>
20 538 191 13 0 33 I3 .5 3 1
I

168 4637 l129 898 n 28 35 28 1217

:t6 808 537 182 23 16 18 10
26 742 ~52 105 7 7 3
lIS 3 08 7 'iD 409 ·F 5 14 16
4
135 3563 ·73 86S 173 i8 26 34
9
15 21 50 Ii 8 1 1
21 )0 .'l 8
15
120 3542 :3 860 173 70 25 33
9
20 429 6 222 42 23 tI7
37 3 08
1073
25 0 30 IS 5 "4 r96
60 253 43 29 II 16 569
9 173 2 135 58
3 3. 9 IX 80
180 11087 3932 1129 781 445 212 1915
131
12 12 2881 m 97 44 It 41 12113
1102 6r 19
3
I 17
101 6 21
8 4
7 1658 30 24
107 8194 906 700 364 215
123
1601 169 2.6g
~h
91 159 3 2 47
939 48 8
7 II55
43 746
30 II3 30 z 791
5 1365 398 130 8
[3 1134 739
7
178 228 38 761

2 81 573 128 47 11 18

-t8 no 30 7 II
10 I S 5 3
3 IS 9 7
"
 560
PER. 1000 TOTAL HOUSES

Tehail. District or State. 'fotal

,... BUILDINGS
Pakka Kacha Residential Temples Mosques ----'..--
Buildings. Houses Churches Gurdwaras

:r
" 3 4 5 6 ,. 8
9
f'ntlltier Districts 62880 89 9 47882 lea 1805
i.adalrll Dilfril:t 8
45855 88 10 41450 102 1843
4
Ladakh
Kargil
10290 95
8
9450 ,0 18
Skardu 9799 92 8775 51 .. 61
257 66 83 15 23 22 5 I 1164 I

AItore Diltrict 3
1739 100 2608 47
Aatore 2.
"739 100 2506 "'17
2'
tillit Leased Area 4318 D4 & 3906 115
Gi1git 4386 6
94 3906 llS
Cilgit Ageucy.

·N0 infonnation is availa.ble.

 561
S['oP~

Factories Sarais Other. Total Shops Baniyas Draper Tailor Bla.<:ksmlth Shoe-maker Others

IO II I.2 I3 I4 IS r6 I7 I8 I9

206 2147 450 41 102 5 4 297

183 2196 276 33 3. 203
26 651 94 94
13 1 349 II I 24 7
26 Il96 15 1 9 39 102

8 163 22 1 7 2 2 10
8 153 22 I 7 2 2 10

16 198 152 7 58 3 2 84
16 198 15 2 7 56 3 2 84
 562
HOUSING,
TABLE II (PART B)

TOTAL HOUSES. BUItDINGS.

,
Total
Cities Buildings Pakka Kaccha Residential Temples Mosques Churches Gurdwara.s Factories Sarai. Others
houses

I 3 4 5 6 7 8 , IO II I'

Jammu 13792 II026 2766 9372 186 53 27 98 9 857

Srinagar 40z8r 2874 6 Il535 3367 r r09 406 27 91 37 1601

STATISTICS
·CITIES

SHOPS

Total Baniyas Drapers Tailors Black· Shoe- Unspecified Vegetable Bakers Butchers Dairy General Milk
Shops smiths makers Shops and Stores Dealersr
Fruitsellers

13 15 16 17 18 19 ao 25

I9 2031 86 26 43 8

I6<) 269 III 159 1095 I03 220 12 123

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SBOPS

Cities Confec· Aerated Cafes Wine General Hardware Book· 6ckery Pattu Carpenters Wood·
tioners water and and Dealers Merchants Dealers sellers ellers Dealers Carvers
Cigarette Hotels
Sellers

:c ,6 '7 ,8 '9 30 3I 32 33 34 3$ 36

Ja.mmu: 53 13° 17 2 22

75 13 7 103 35 9 205
,- ---,----------,
Gold and Copper- Potters Papier, Budd Batba a, I,nd mist~ Worskshops Cycle Petrol JeweIIrr~ Othrrg
Silver. smiths Mache S :.crry i Drll~~ of Allto Shops Dealers
smiths Malec]!; Mcr~R Cot-act<!!;ists mobile
R('p~ir~

.17 :,.1' ,11l 4n 4? 45 4/J 47 415 'Ill

J 44

'J

224 [].; J
-f) ,H 10 1,13 75 7 19