Comprehensive Analysis of Village Profile
Most of these indicators are computed using data collected as part of Mission Antyodaya 2020. See a detailed methodology report here.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Total Population | 1269 |
| Male | 630 |
| Female | 639 |
| Number of Households | 333 |
| Scheduled Caste Population | 489 (38.53%) |
| Male | 248 |
| Female | 241 |
| Scheduled Tribe Population | 0 (0.0%) |
| Male | 0 |
| Female | 0 |
| Literate Population | 52.56% |
| Aggregate Development Index (ADI 2011) | 9 |
Data Source: Demographic details are from Census 2011. Percentages calculated based on total population. Methodology for ADI is explained here.
| All-weather road connection | Yes |
| Internal pucca road quality | Not covered |
| Public transport availability | Bus |
| Railway station availability | No |
This village may have an external road connection but weaker internal roads, or they may have some transport availability but uneven road quality.
This village likely has good electrification, access to energy for enterprises, and high adoption of clean cooking solutions.
This village exhibits moderate housing permanence and scheme coverage. While pucca housing rates seem to be decent, gaps remain in PMAY saturation and clean cooking fuel adoption.
Note: Source of these indicators is the publicly available data from Mission Antyodaya, 2020.
| Availability of Mother and Child Health facilities | Yes |
| Availability of Aanganwadi Centre | Yes |
| Is Early Childhood Education provided in the Anganwadi | Yes |
| Total no of children in the age group of 0-3 years | 170 |
| Total no of children aged 0-3 years registered in Aanganwadi | 170 |
| Total number of Pregnant women | 29 |
| No of pregnant women receiving services under ICDS | 27 |
| Total number of lactating mothers | 27 |
| No. of Anaemic Pregnant Women | 3 |
| No of children aged 0-3 years immunized | 92 |
| Total number of newly born children during the year | 72 |
| No of newly born children underweight | 6 |
| No. of beneficiaries receiving benefits under PMJAY | 248 |
| Total no. of eligible beneficiaries under PMJAY | 248 |
| No. of Households registered under PMJAY/State Health Insurance | 22 |
| No of beneficiaries receiving benefits under PMMVY | 10 |
| Total no of eligible beneficiaries under PMMVY | 10 |
This village likely has adequate Anganwadi availability, good coverage of maternity services, high institutional deliveries, high rates of child registration and enrollment, and effective immunization coverage.
Healthcare Infrastructure Access: Primary health centers / sub-centers in this village are accessible within -- kms. Community health centers, district hospitals and tertiary hospitals are accessible at a distance of -- kms and beyond.
The village has weak infrastructure for piped water and sanitation facilities. Drainage and waste management systems should be investigated.
Note: Source for maternal and child health and WASH related indicators is the publicly available data from Mission Antyodaya, 2020. The distance of healthcare infrastructures is sourced from Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) project, released publicly in 2023.
This village has primary education institutions covered within the reach of -- kms. Primary education comprises access to primary, upper primary, and secondary education. Higher educational institutions, including access to higher secondary schools, colleges, and universities are accessible at a distance of -- kms and beyond.
Education Access - Distance Based Color Coding:
Note: This data is fetched from Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) project, released publicly in 2023.
| Availability of banks | No |
| Availability of ATM | No |
| Availability of Business Correspondent with internet connectivity | Yes |
| Number of Self Help Groups (SHGs) | 48 |
| No of SHGs which accessed bank loans | 25 |
| Total number of households | 997 |
| Number of households having Jan-Dhan bank account | 324 |
Note: Source for access to banking and finance services is the publicly available data from Mission Antyodaya, 2020. The distance of banking systems from the village is sourced from Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) project, released publicly in 2023.
| Total number of eligible households under NFSA | 997 |
| Total no of households receiving food grains from Fair Price Shops | 997 |
| Total households | 997 |
| Number of Households having BPL ration cards | 997 |
| Number of Households getting pensions under NSAP | 467 |
Note: Indicator on scheme coverage is sourced from Mission Antyodaya dataset, 2020. Data for distance of fair price shops is fetched from the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) project, released publicly in 2023.
| Total number of households | 997 |
| Number of households mobilized into SHGs | 488 |
| Number of SHGs federated into Village Organisations | 4 |
| Number of Self Help Groups (SHGs) | 48 |
| Number of households mobilized into Producer Groups | 0 |
| Availability of Farmers Collective (Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs)/Primary Agricultural Credit Societies (PACS)) | FPO |
Note: Source of these indicators is the publicly available data from Mission Antyodaya, 2020.
| Total number of households | 997 |
| Number of households engaged majorly in farm activities | 556 |
Note: Indicators describing the livelihood profile of this village are taken from publicly available data from Mission Antyodaya, 2020.
| Availability of Livestock Extension services | Livestock Extension Officer |
| Availability of Veterinary Clinic or Hospital | No |
| Project supporting Goatary Development | No |
| Project supporting Piggery Development | No |
| Project supporting Poultry Development | Yes |
| Availability of Milk Collection Centre/Milk routes/Chilling Centres | Yes |
Note: Indicators describing the common pasture access of this village are taken from publicly available data from Mission Antyodaya, 2020. Indicator on distance from dairy processing and animal husbandry centers is fetched from the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) project, released publicly in 2023. The livestock count for the village is derived from the 20th Livestock Census held in 2019.
| Total area irrigated (ha) | 59 |
| Net sown Area (ha) | 99 |
| Net sown Area during Kharif season (ha) | 99 |
| Net sown Area during other seasons (ha) | 99 |
| Net sown Area during Rabi season (ha) | 99 |
| Total Cultivable Area (ha) | 99 |
| Main Source of irrigation | Ground water |
| Availability of Community Rain Water Harvesting System/Pond/Dam/Check Dam | Yes |
| Whether village is part of Watershed Development Project | Yes |
| Total approved Labour Budget for the year (₹) | 118,000 |
| Total expenditure approved under NRM in the Labour Budget (₹) | 118,000 |
| Number of farmers using drip/sprinkler irrigation | 52 |
| Total no of farmers | 1,552 |
| Availability of fertilizer shop | No |
| Availability of government seed centres | Yes |
| Availability of soil testing centres | No |
| Total no of farmers | 1,552 |
| No of farmers received benefits under PMFBY | 0 |
| Total number of farmers registered under PM Kisan Pension Yojana | 25 |
| Number of farmers received the soil testing report | 1,250 |
Note: Indicators describing the pension coverage, adoption of soil testing practices, and access to nearby Mandis are taken from publicly available data from Mission Antyodaya, 2020. Indicators on distance from storage facilities, agricultural support infrastructures, and Mandis are fetched from the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) project, released publicly in 2023.
MGNREGA assets for soil and water conservation, such as trench cum bunds, irrigation structures like farm ponds, and plantation works, are essential to enhance agricultural productivity and build climate resilience against droughts. In this village, the allocation has seen the following uptake during --:
| Category | Count |
|---|---|
| Soil and water conservation | -- |
| Land Restoration | -- |
| Plantation | -- |
| Irrigation on farm | -- |
| Irrigation site livelihoods | -- |
| Off-farm livelihoods | -- |
| Community assets | -- |
Details are sourced from the MGNREGA portal
| No of farmers adopted organic farming | 5 |
| Total no of farmers | 1,552 |
Note: Organic farming adoption indicator is sourced from the publicly available data from Mission Antyodaya, 2020.