Innovative approach to achieve self sufficiency in production of pulses

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Innovative approach to achieve self sufficiency in
production of pulses
Concepts to Results
2010-11
Innovative approach to achieve self sufficiency in
production of pulses
Concepts to Results
2010-11
Foreword
Pulses are chief source of vegetable protein in the human diet. The deficiency of
protein in human diet often leads to Protein-Energy Malnutrition (PEM) causing various
forms of anaemia. Besides nutritive value of pulses in human diet, these crops tend to fix
atmospheric nitrogen and provide soil cover that helps to sustain soil health.
Pulses were grown on an area of 26.28 million ha area with the total production of
18.24 million tons during 2010-11 as against 23.28 million ha with annual production
of 14.66 million tons in 2009-10. The productivity scenario of pulses indicates that pulse
productivity has improved to a level of 691 Kg/ha in the year 2010-11 as against 630 Kg/ha in 2009-10. Pulse
production in India is highly fluctuating commensurate to abiotic (weather perturbations & soil fatigue) and
biotic stresses (Insect-pest prevalence) as compared to cereals. In order to address these aspects, Accelerated
Pulses Production Program (A3P) was launched as a lateral to NFSM-Pulses with a focus on plant nutrient
and plant protection centric technologies adopting compact blocks approach across 16 States in respect
of major pulse crops namely; pigeon pea, black gram, moong bean, Bengal gram, and lentil crops. The
program has also been supported with the technology back up on pest management by National Centre on
Integrated Pest Management (NCIPM), ICAR.
The productivity gains witnessed in pulses production during 2010-11 is the testimony of the success
of this program. With a view to share the experiences of A3P, the highlights of this program have been
documented for the benefit of all the stakeholders that would help to improve the program in the
coming years.
I commend the initiatives taken by Shri Mukesh Khullar, Joint Secretary to Government of India and
Mission Director, NFSM in bringing out of this publication for the cause of the food security in the country.
New Delhi
11th April, 2012
(P. K. Basu)
CONTENTS
Acronyms
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Executive Summary
ix
Chapter 1. An overview of pulses production in India
1
Chapter 2. Setting of Accelerated Pulses Production Program (A3P)
11
Chapter 3. Performance of pigeon pea during Kharif season
17
Chapter 4. Performance of black gram during Kharif season 43
Chapter 5. Performance of black gram during Rabi season
63
Chapter 6. Performance of moong bean during Kharif season
71
Chapter 7. Performance of moong bean during Rabi season
85
Chapter 8. Performance of Bengal gram during Rabi season
89
Chapter 9. Performance of lentil during Rabi season
121
Chapter 10. Performance of moong bean during summer season 137
Chapter 11. Leading the Pack; Walking the Talk-NCIPM in Research cum Delivery Mode
145
11.1 Performance of pigeon pea during Kharif season in NCIPM managed units of A3P
149
11.2 Performance of Bengal gram during Rabi season in NCIPM managed units of A3P
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APPENDICES
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Tables of area, production & yield estimates of A3P mandate crops & total pulses
IITechnical components and provision for contractual technical assistants
under A3P for handholding support
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Accelerated Pulses Production Program (A3P) 2010-2011
III(A) List of A3P pulses villages in Andhra Pradesh during 2010-11
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III(B) List of A3P pulses villages in Assam during 2010-11
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III(C) List of A3P pulses villages in Bihar during 2010-11
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III(D) List of A3P pulses villages in Chhattisgarh during 2010-11
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III(E) List of A3P pulses villages in Gujarat during 2010-11
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III(F) List of A3P pulses villages in Haryana during 2010-11
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III(G) List of A3P pulses villages in Jharkand during 2010-11
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III(H) List of A3P pulses villages in Karnataka during 2010-11
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III(I) List of A3P pulses villages in Madhya Pradesh during 2010-11
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III(J) List of A3P pulses villages in Maharashtra during 2010-11
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III(K) List of A3P pulses villages in Odisha during 2010-11
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III(L) List of A3P pulses villages in Punjab during 2010-11
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III(M)List of A3P pulses villages in Rajasthan during 2010-11
291
III(N) List of A3P pulses villages in Tamil Nadu during 2010-11
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III(O) List of A3P pulses villages in Uttar Pradesh during 2010-11
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III(P) List of A3P pulses villages in West Bengal during 2010-11
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Bibliography
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ACRONYMS
AD
Anno Domini-designations used to label or number of years;
A3P
Accelerated Pulses Production Program;
BC
Before Christ-designation used to label years;
BCE
Before Common Era/Before Christian Era/Before Current Era- BCE/BC are interchangeably used;
BE
Biennium ending mean values;
cv.
Cultivar (name of variety of crops);
FAO
Food & Agriculture Organization of United Nations;
ICT
Information Communication Technology;
IPM
Integrated Pest Management;
mha
Million hectares;
NCIPM
National Centre for Integrated Pest Management, Indian Council of Agricultural Research;
NFSM
National Food Security Mission;
NPV
Nuclear Polyhedrosis Virus-a bio-agent used as bio-pesticide to control pests;
PSB
Phosphate Solubilizing Bacteria-a bio-fertilizer;
QE
Quinquennium (Five year) ending mean values;
RKVY
Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana;
SAUs
State Agricultural Universities in India;
SMS
Short Message Service operated through Mobile phones;
TE
Triennium (Three year) ending mean values; and
USA
United States of America.
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Executive Summary
Pulses are grown on an average of about 23 million ha area in India. Over the years, pulses cultivation in India
has been pushed to marginal lands and rainfed areas. Still pulses are cultivated on more than 12 percent of
the Country’s total cultivated area and they constitute more than 4 percent of output of crop sector in value
terms. The major area under pulses lies in the States of Madhya Pradesh (20%), Maharashtra (14%), Rajasthan
(17%), Uttar Pradesh (10%), Karnataka (9%), Andhra Pradesh (8%), Chhattisgarh (4%), Bihar (3%) and
Tamil Nadu (3%). In terms of contribution to total production, the major pulses producing states followed
the order Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Bihar and
Tamil Nadu. Share of Bengal gram, pigeon pea, mung bean and urd bean to total production has been about
39, 21, 11 and 10% respectively. Lentil and field pea accounted for 7 and 5% share of total production only.
The yield levels of pulses have remained fluctuating.
Pulses are the stable source of vegetable protein for the majority of Indians. While all types of pulses are
consumed, preferred crops seem to be pigeon pea, Bengal gram, black gram, green gram and lentil. Pulses
crops are grown throughout the year in all the crop seasons Kharif, Rabi and summer. Major Kharif pulses
crops are pigeon pea, black gram, green gram and cowpea and major Rabi pulses are Bengal gram and
lentil. Kharif pulses produce 40% of total pulses production from 60% of the area. These are really the crops
of special interest considering the culinary preference for pigeon pea and black gram in most Central and
Southern States. Kharif pulses are lower in productivity not just because of their vulnerabilities to vagaries of
monsoon but also for their narrow genetic base and lower harvest index. It makes it more frustrating seeing
the actual realization of just 1/3rd of the yield potential demonstrated for the improved varieties.
Pulses crops are particularly prone to pest and disease attacks. It is estimated that about 30% of the yield
is lost every year due to these factors. Perceiving their increased risk and lower production and income
realization, farmers tend to prefer assured crops viz; cash crops and cereals. As a result, there is reluctance of
the farmers to invest in these crops to the required extent in the marginal lands in rainfed areas. There has
not been much success in developing high yielding hybrids and pest/disease tolerant varieties in pulses.
Private sector is also not assured of mobilizing the pulses supply chain perceiving higher transaction costs
in aggregating small volumes from a very large number of farmers scattered across villages.
With stagnant production of pulses, increasing dependence on imports and limited global supply of Kharif
pulses, it was decided to boost the efforts under the ongoing National Food Security Mission by focusing on
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five key pulses crops; pigeon pea, green gram, black gram, Bengal gram and lentil in major pulses growing
States of the country. Accelerated Pulses Production Program (A3P) was conceived in the year 2010-11 for
aggressive promotion of available technologies to all the farmers in identified 1,000 units of 1,000 hectares
each. Incentivized supply of kits of critical inputs containing plant nutrients and pesticides was made to
the farmers under this program with assured extension support through contractual technical personnel in
addition to existing extension staff at States and Government of India level.
In addition, National Centre for Integrated Pest Management (NCIPM), apex ICAR organization on IPM
technologies was roped in to provide technical backstopping to States for the pest surveillance and pest
management activities under A3P. Apart from preparing technical guidelines and imparting training to
the field functionaries, NCIPM also created a central database compiling unit wise week by week reported
data from pest scouts across mandated States. NCIPM was also tasked to organize A3P units for pigeon pea
and Bengal gram crops. Not only the yield gains are recorded in all NCIPM units, a number of significant
research findings have also emerged in terms of detection of new pests and crop response to different IPM
technologies promoted to the farmers. NCIPM would be publishing its results separately. However results
relating to yield gains are included in this compilation.
This publication is an attempt to capture unit & State wise information of the specific technologies
promoted for the five mandated pulses crops under A3P. In addition, information received from A3P
States was collated on outreach of the program, cost of cultivation incurred by the beneficiaries of A3P,
productivity and income realized. The information was analysed and a summary prepared for each crop
showing the impact of the large scale promotion of technologies under the program. A very simple
standard format for presenting the information has been employed for ease of comparison across
crops, units and States. This analysis reveals that A3P has been implemented on 7.14 lakh ha covering
8.20 lakh farmers in 16,619 villages of 633 Blocks of 137 districts in 16 States during the year, 2010-11.
It is clear from the analysis that the program has been a huge success in 2010-11 with average increase in
productivity of pigeon pea by 35%, Bengal gram by 19%, black gram by 12%, lentil by 35% and green gram
by 28%. The program has generated awareness among farmers for sustaining the effort. A number of lessons
have been learnt to improve the program in terms of need to develop water sources through rainwater
harvesting for protective irrigation, water use efficiency through promotion of sprinklers, attention to land
preparation through promotion of ridge furrow planters and deep ploughing, timely disbursement of crop
credit under Kisan Credit Cards and formation of joint liability groups to deepen the reach of credit and
insurance products particularly to the oral lessees.
A3P has been an innovative approach to promote critical pulse production technologies in identified units.
There is intensive engagement of extension officials with the farmers under the overall guidance of NCIPM
and State Agriculture Universities. There is an overwhelming data generated under the program by way of
yield gains, validating the approach taken in promoting the technologies to pulses farmers.
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An overview of pulses production
in India
1. Pulse definition: The term ‘Pulse’ emanates from Latin word ‘Puls’ of ancient Greek which means “porridge”.
These are legume crops with one (1) to twelve (12) seeds of variable size, shape & color contained in a pod.
The following usages of legume crops are excluded from ‘pulses’:

Green pods of legume crops that are used for culinary purposes - “legume vegetables” or “vegetable
type legumes” namely; cowpea, cluster bean, garden pea, french bean, pigeon pea, Bengal gram, faba
bean & lablab bean.

Whole plant of legume crops used as green fodder namely; cowpea (Lobia), Cluster bean (Guar), clovers
(Senji), alfalfa (lucerne) are called “Fodder legumes”;

Legume crops used for oil extraction namely; soybean and groundnut are called ‘oil seeds legumes’
and cluster bean (Guar) for extraction of gum.
Archaeological evidence indicates that pulses were grown around Ravi river in Punjab, the seat of Indus valley
civilization dating circa 3300 BCE. Evidence of lentil cultivation has been found in Egyptian pyramids and dry
pea seeds were discovered in a Swiss village dating back to ‘Stone age’. Peas are said to be grown in the eastern
Mediterranean and Mesopotamia regions at least 5,000 years ago and in Britain in as early as 11th century.
Geographical origin and domestication of various pulses grown in India is reproduced below in Table.1:
Table 1 Geographical origin and domestication of various pulses grown in India
Crop
Country/Region
1. Bengal gram (Chana)
Turkey-Syria
2. Pigeon pea (Tur, Arhar)
India
3. Lentil (Masur)
Southwest Asia (Turkey-Cyprus)
4. Black gram (Urd)
Indian sub-continent
5. Green gram (Mung)
6. Lablab bean (Sem, Vaal)
7. Moth bean (Moth)
8. Horse gram (Kulthi)
9. Pea (Matar)
Southern Europe
10. Grass pea (Khesari)
Southern Europe
11. Cowpea (Lobia, Chowli)
West Africa
12. Faba bean (Baqla)
West Asia
Source: Indian pulses through millennium by Dr. Y. L. Nene, Asian Agri-History Foundation, Secunderabad-500 009, Andhra Pradesh, India
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2. Largest pulses producing country & consumer in the World: India
3. Significant producer & exporter of pulses to India: Canada, Myanmar, Australia, Tanzania, France and
USA. Canada alone accounts for 35% of global pulse trade.
4. Global classification of pulses: FAO recognizes 11 primary pulses as under:
1. Dry beans (Phaseolus spp. including several species now in Vigna)
•
Kidney bean, haricot bean, pinto bean, navy bean (Phaseolus vulgaris)
•
Lima bean, butter bean (Phaseolus lunatus)
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Azuki bean, adzuki bean (Vigna angularis)
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Mung bean, golden gram, green gram (Vigna radiata)
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Black gram, urd (Vigna mungo)
•
Scarlet runner bean (Phaseolus coccineus)
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Ricebean (Vigna umbellata)
•
Moth bean (Vigna acontifolia)
•
Tepary bean (Phaseolus acutifolius)
2. Dry broad beans (Vicia faba)
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Horse bean (Vicia faba equina)
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Broad bean (Vicia faba)
•
Field bean (Vicia faba)
3. Dry peas (Pisum spp.)
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Garden pea (Pisum sativum var. sativum)
•
Protein pea (Pisum sativum var. arvense)
4. Bengal gram, garbanzo, Bengal gram (Cicer arietinum)
5. Dry cowpea, black-eyed pea, blackeye bean (Vigna unguiculata)
6. Pigeon pea, Arhar/Tur, cajan pea, Congo bean, gandules (Cajanus cajan)
7. Lentil (Lens culinaris)
8. Bambara groundnut, earth pea (Vigna subterranea)
9. Vetch, common vetch (Vicia sativa)
10. Lupins (Lupinus spp.)
11. Minor pulses, including:
•
Lablab, hyacinth bean (Lablab purpureus)
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Jack bean (Canavalia ensiformis), sword bean (Canavalia gladiata)
•
Winged bean (Psophocarpus teragonolobus)
•
Velvet bean, cowitch (Mucuna pruriens var. utilis)
•
Yam bean (Pachyrrizus erosus)
5. Classification of pulses in India: The following pulses are pre-dominantly grown in India according to
their area concentration in ascending order:
Chapter 1: An overview of pulses production in India
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1. Major pulses:
•
Bengal gram (Chana);
•
Pigeon pea (Arhar);
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Green gram (Moong bean);
•
Black gram (Urd bean); and
•
Lentil (Masur).
2. Minor pulses:
•
Kidney bean (Moth bean);
•
Field pea (Matar);
•
Horse gram (Kulthi);
•
Cow pea (Lobia);
•
French bean (Rajmash);
•
Grass pea (Lathyrus/Khesari);
•
Lablab bean (Sem); and
•
Faba bean (Baqla).
6. Nutrient-rich pulses: Pulses are primary source of vegetable protein, complex carbohydrates, and several
vitamins and minerals. Like other plant-based foods, they contain no cholesterol and little fat or sodium.
Pulses also provide iron, magnesium, phosphorus, zinc and other minerals, which play a variety of roles in
maintaining good health. Pulses contain 20 to 25% protein by weight, which is double the protein content
of wheat and three times that of rice. While pulses are generally high in protein, and the digestibility of that
protein is also high, they often are relatively poor in the essential amino acid methionine, although Indian
cuisine includes sesame seeds, which contain high levels of methionine. Grains (which are deficient in lysine)
are commonly consumed along with pulses to form a complete diet of protein. Green gram has distinction of
possessing comparatively higher digestible protein. Consequently, green gram pulse is referred by doctors
for patients suffering from digestive ailments, fever and other disorders.
7. Pulses & human health: Pulses have significant nutritional and health advantages for consumers. They
are the most important dietary predictor of survival in older people of different ethnicities, and in the Seven
Countries Study, legume consumption was highly correlated with a reduced mortality from coronary heart
disease. Furthermore, pulses are especially high in amylose starch making them a good source of pre-bioticresistant starch. For people with diabetes, consuming lentils, peas and beans helps control blood glucose
management. Compared with some other carbohydrate sources, pulses have a lower glycemic index. Studies
have also shown that consuming pulses can result in more stable blood glucose levels after meals.
8. Pulses & weight management: Consuming pulses can help with weight management. For people trying
to lose weight, pulses are high in fibre and protein, low in fat and moderate in calories. One cup of cooked
lentils or dry peas contains about half of the daily fibre recommendation for adults. Foods higher in fibre
content usually help people feel “full” or satiated at meal time.
9. Pulses & Nitrogen fixation in soil: Like many leguminous crops, pulses play a key role in crop rotation
due to their ability to fix nitrogen. Pulses are considered good ‘cover crops’ also-one of the ingredient of
Conservation agriculture.
10. Area, Production & Yield matrix of Total pulses at national level in India: Area, production & yield
of pulses in India is dispersed across the country depending upon the temperature, rainfall and perennial
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source of irrigation. Most of the pulse crops assigned to Kharif season (Rainy season) thrive in uplands as
rainfed crops-source of moisture from rain water. The Rabi season (post-rainy season) pulses largely grow
on conserved moisture with supplemental irrigation competing with highly remunerative oil seeds as well
as cereals crops. Summer pulses are grown with supplemental irrigation. Higher soil fertility and high
moisture fend off pulses cultivation.
The area, production and yield trends of total pulses since 1950-51 to 2011-12 are depicted below:
30000.00
25000.00
20000.00
15000.00
Total pulses-All India Area ('000' ha)
10000.00
Total pulses-All India Production ('000' Tons)
Total pulses-All India Yield (Kg/ha)
5000.00
2010-12
2000-05
1990-95
1980-85
1970-75
1960-65
1950-55
0.00
It could be seen that area under total pulses has increased to a level of 26.34 mha during BE: 2010-12
as against 20.27 mha in QE: 1950-55 (Table 1 of Appendix-I), witnessing an increase of about 30%. The
production of Total pulses has increased to a level of 17.76 million tons during BE: 2010-12 as against
9.52 million tons in QE: 1950-55, registering an increase of about 87%. The productivity of total pulses
jumped to a level of 674 Kg/ha during BE: 2010-12 as against 470 Kg/ha in QE: 1950-55, registering a
concomitant increase of about 43%. The achievements recorded in pulse production during last five years
demonstrate that the initiatives of NFSM & A3P are moving in right direction and need exclusive focus on
INM & IPM in the years to come to make the country self-sufficient in pulse production.
11. Area, Production & Yield matrix of pigeon pea at National level: Pigeon pea is a perennial, woody
shrub, usually grown as an annual for its edible seeds. It is adapted to many different environments. It grows
on lands normally unsuitable for other crops because of infertility, aridity or topography. It is renowned for
its drought tolerance and is suited to areas of low and uncertain rainfall, giving economic seed yields in areas
with an annual rainfall as low as 400 mm. It is susceptible to frost and can not withstand water logging. Rain
at flowering often reduces yields. Pigeon pea is grown during Kharif season (rainy season) as well as Pre-Rabi
season also commencing in September month in some States of India.
The Latin name Cajanus cajan came from the Malay word cachang, which in turn was a corrupt form of the
Telugu word Kandi. The Telugu word has its origin in the Sanskrit word kaand (a stem), a reference to the long
stem of the pigeon pea plant.
The oldest Sanskrit word for pigeon pea seems to be Adhaki; both Charaka (c. 700 BC) and Susruta (c. 400 BC)
have used the term Adhaki (Krishnamurthy, 1991; Vidyalankar, 1994). The same name Adhaki is also
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found in the Buddhist and Jain literature (200 BC–300 AD), and in subsequent writings until the 16th
century. Kautilya (Shamasastry, 1961) does not mention Adhaki; however, in the Arthasastra, there is a
word Udaara, which means a sort of grain with long stalks, and Daara means to split. It appears that Kautilya
used the word Udaaraka for pigeon pea (Kangle, 1982). Amarsimha (c. 200 BC), in his lexicon Amarkosa,
mentions Adhaki, Kakshi, and Tuvarika as names of pigeon pea (Jha, 1999). Bhavamisra (16th century) adds
yet another word Shanapushika, probably because the yellow flowers of pigeon pea resemble those of the
sunnhemp (Chunekar and Pandey, 1998). The word Adhaki originated most likely from the word ardha,
meaning ‘one-half’ or ‘split into two parts’. Dry whole pigeon pea seed is rarely consumed; only the “Dal” is
commonly eaten. One of the two common names used for pigeon pea in the Indian sub-continent is Arhar.
It is logical to assume that Arhar is a stained form of
Adhaki. The second common name for pigeon pea is
tuvara. In Sanskrit, tuvara or tubara means astringent.
The green seed, which has been consumed in Gujarat
for centuries, has an astringent taste. This, therefore,
might have led to the word Tuvara and its variants,
Tuvarika, Turri or Tur. It is interesting to note that
the word Arhar is common in northern India, and
tuvara (with variants) in southern India. The Sangam
literature of the Tamil people (100 BC–300 AD) does
not mention pigeon pea, indicating that it found a
place in Tamil kitchens in the later centuries (Achaya,
1998). The Ain-i-Akbari (1590) does not mention
pigeon pea (Blochmann, 1873). Akbar was essentially
Tur (Cajanus cajan, pigeon pea, Arhar)
a “Punjabi” and pigeon pea even today does not figure
in the common man’s diet in North-West India.
The area, production and yield trends of pigeon pea since 1950-51 to 2011-12 are depicted below:
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4500.00
4000.00
3500.00
3000.00
Pigeon pea-All India Area ('000' ha)
2500.00
Pigeon pea-All India Production ('000' Tons)
Pigeon pea-All India Yield (Kg/ha)
2000.00
1500.00
1000.00
500.00
2010-12
2000-05
1990-95
1980-85
1970-75
1960-65
1950-55
0.00
Pigeon pea area, production & yield configurations over a period of past 62 years reveals that area under
pigeon pea has increased to a level of 4.39 mha during BE: 2010-12 as against 2.37 mha in QE: 1950-55
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(Table 2 of Appendix-I), witnessing an increase of 86%. The production of pigeon pea has increased to
a level of 2.79 million tons during BE: 2010-12 as against 1.77 million tons in QE: 1950-55, registering a
modest increase of about 56%. The productivity of pigeon pea slumped to a level of 635 Kg/ha during
BE: 2010-12 as against 746 Kg/ha in QE: 1950-55, registering a disappointing decrease of 15%. The reason
behind decline of productivity in pulses in general and in pigeon pea in particular is that pulse area is either
replaced by cereals due to extension of irrigated area or shifted to marginal and unproductive land across
the country.
12. Area, Production & Yield matrix of Bengal gram at National level: Bengal gram is an annual herb,
erect or spreading, 20-100 cm tall, all parts covered with glandular hairs. It is essentially a sub-tropical crop
normally grown on wide range of soils, yet soils with conserved moisture are preferred. It is grown during
Rabi season (post-rainy season) in plains and summers in high altitude tropics. It thrives in dry ambience and
does not tolerate water logging. Frost, hail storm and excessive rain damage the crop.
The Vedas (Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda, Atharvaveda) were compiled between c. 8000 and c. 1000 BC.
A commentary on the Rigveda, called Brahadaranyaka (c. 5500 BC), mentions a grain called Khalva. The
Yajurveda (c. 7000 BC), which followed the Rigveda, specifies Khalva as a pulse (Sudarsan Sarma, 1989).
There is a large gap in documentation since the time when the Brahmanas, Aranyakas, and Upanishads
(c. 6000–1000 BC) were compiled. However, Kautilya (321–296 BC) mentions kalaya as a post-rainy season
crop that is consumed in various ways including the roasted form (Shamasastry, 1961). Even today
Bengal gram in roasted form is consumed much more commonly than any other pulse. The word Kalaya
has a striking resemblance to Khalva, and very similar words are used today for Bengal gram in Karnataka
(Kadale) and Kerala (Kadala). In the Buddhist literature (c. 400 BC), the word Chanaka for Bengal gram gained
popularity, and today most Indian languages, except Marathi, have words for Bengal gram derived from
Chanaka. There existed another old Sanskrit word for Bengal gram. It was Harimanth (Hari = horse; manth =
agitating/chewing); Bengal gram grain has been fed to horses since ancient times. Today, the word in Marathi
for Bengal gram is Harbhara, which closely resembles Harimanth, and has a similar meaning. According to
van der Maesen (1987), the Greek word erebinthos was mentioned in the Iliad of Homer (c. 1000–800 BC),
but Theophrastus (370–285 BC) specified it for Bengal gram. Alexander III of Macedon (336–323 BC), who
invaded northern India in 326 BC, was a contemporary of Theophrastus. It is easily possible that the Sanskrit
word harimanth was stained, during the Greek- Indian interaction, to the word erebinthos. The common
Greek word for Bengal gram is Krios, meaning ram’s head, indicating the resemblance of Bengal gram to a
ram’s head. By the time Theophrastus specified the word erebinthos for Bengal gram, the Desi Bengal gram
had become a very common crop in India. Therefore the claim made in literature that the domestication of
Bengal gram occurred in West Asia is questionable.
Desi chana (Cicer arietinum, Bengal gram)
Kabuli chana (Cicer arietinum, Bengal gram)
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The area, production and yield trends of Bengal gram since 1950-51 to 2011-12 are depicted below:
12000.00
10000.00
8000.00
Bengal gram-All India Area ('000' ha)
Bengal gram-All India Production
('000' Tons)
6000.00
Bengal gram-All India Yield (Kg/ha)
4000.00
2000.00
(Biennium)
2010-12
2005-10
2000-05
1995-2K
1990-95
1985-90
1980-85
1975-80
1970-75
1965-70
1960-65
1955-60
55-1950
0.00
Bengal gram area, production & yield configurations over a period of past 62 years reveals that area under
Bengal gram has increased to a level of 9.20 mha during BE: 2010-12 as against 7.78 mha in QE: 1950-55
(Table 3 of Appendix-I), witnessing an increase of 18%. The production of Bengal gram has increased to
a level of 7.94 million tons during BE: 2010-12 as against 4.34 million tons in QE: 1950-55, registering an
increase of about 83%. The productivity of Bengal gram zoomed to a level of 863 Kg/ha during BE: 2010-12
as against 558 Kg/ha in QE: 1950-55, registering an increase of 55%.
13. Area, Production & Yield matrix of lentil at National level: Lentil is an annual, bushy herb, erect or
sub-erect, 15-75 cm tall, highly branched, softly hairy, stems slender, square and ribbed. It is adapted to cool
temperate steppe through sub-tropical dry to moist ambience. It is grown during Rabi season (Post-rainy
season) as a winter crop in plains and during summer season in high altitude areas. It is able to withstand
4-12 week drought. It does not tolerate water logging.
The Latin name of lentil is Lens culinaris, the genus name Lens meaning ‘lens’ in English, suggestive of the
lens-like shape of the lentil seed. Lens oriental is considered to be the progenitor (Zohary, 1973). Most of the
West Asian lentils have a flattened lens-like appearance. On the other hand, both sides of most South Asian
lentils have a convex shape. Thus, the Sanskrit word masura for lentil seems most appropriate – the word
masura means a pillow in Sanskrit. It is interesting to note that the Turkic word for lentil is mercimek, and
an Old Persian word was Marjunak, both phonetically close to Masura. Today, Adas is the word for lentil in
both Arabic and Persian. Another interesting fact is that all languages of India have derivatives of the name
masura for lentil. Another Sanskrit word for lentil was Mangalya, which connotes resemblance to the planet
Mars or Mangal in Sanskrit.
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Masur (Lens culinaris, lentil)
West Asian lentil (Lens culinaris, masur)
The area, production and yield trends of lentil since 1970-75 to 2010-11 are depicted below:
1800.00
1600.00
1400.00
1200.00
Lentil-All India Area ('000' ha)
1000.00
Lentil-All India Production ('000' Tons)
800.00
Lentil-All India Yield (Kg/ha)
600.00
400.00
200.00
2010-11
2005-10
2000-05
1995-2K
1990-95
1985-90
1980-85
1975-80
1970-75
0.00
Lentil area, production & yield configurations over a
period of past 40 years reveals that area under lentil
has increased to a level of 1.60 mha during 2010-11 as
against 0.82 mha in QE: 1970-75 (Table 4 of Appendix-I),
witnessing an increase of 95%. The production of lentil
has increased to a level of 0.94 million tons during
2010-11 as against 0.38 million tons in QE: 1970-75,
registering an increase of about 147%. The productivity
of lentil rose to a level of 591 Kg/ha during 2010-11
as against 468 Kg/ha in QE: 1970-75, registering an
increase of 26%.
14. Area, Production & Yield matrix of black gram at
National level: Black gram is an annual herb, normally
bushy but sometimes trailing, 30-90 cm tall, with a
Urd (Vigna mungo, black gram)
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vigorous tap root. It resists moisture stress and possess reasonable drought resistance, but intolerant of
frost and long periods of cloudiness. Rainfall at flowering is harmful.
The progenitor of both black and green grams is believed to be Vigna trilobata, which grows wild in India.
Another Sanskrit name, Mashparni (leaves similar to those of Mash or black gram) exists in the literature
for Vigna dalzelliana. The Latin name for black gram is Vigna mungo. The ancient Sanskrit name of black
gram is masha. Even today in Punjab, black gram is called Mash and in West Bengal, it is called mash Kalaya.
In all other Indian languages, the name Urd is used, which seems to have originated from the Tamil word
Ulundu. Masha (black gram) has been mentioned in the Brahadaranyaka (c. 5500 BC), in the Mahabharata
(c. 2000 BC), in the Krishi-Parashara (400 BC; Sadhale, 1999), and in the later literature. The Mudga (green
gram) has been mentioned in the Yajurveda (c. 7000 BC).
The area, production and yield trends of black gram since 1964-69 to 2010-11 are depicted below:
3500.00
3000.00
2500.00
2000.00
Black gram-All India Area ('000' ha)
Black gram-All India Production ('000' Tons)
Black gram-All India Yield (Kg/ha)
1500.00
1000.00
500.00
2010-11
2005-10
1979-84
1974-79
1969-74
1964-69
0.00
Black gram area, production & yield configurations over a period of past 46 years reveals that area under
black gram has increased to a level of 3.26 mha during 2010-11 as against 1.84 mha in QE: 1964-69
(Table 5 of Appendix-I), witnessing a increase of 77%.
The production of black gram has increased to a level
of 1.77 million tons during 2010-11 as against 0.55
million tons in QE: 1964-69, registering an increase
of about 221%. The productivity of black gram rose
to a level of 543 Kg/ha during 2010-11 as against
300 Kg/ha in QE: 1964-69, registering an increase of 81%.
15. Area, Production & Yield matrix of green gram
at National level: Green gram is an annual shrubby
herb, erect or semi-erect with a tendency to twine at
its tips, deep rooted and comparatively less hairy than
black gram. It is recognized on the basis of seed coat
color which is golden green. It resists moisture stress
with reasonable drought resistance, but susceptible to
Mung (Vigna radiata, green gram)
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frost, water logging and salinity. Some varieties are tolerant to salinity and alkalinity. Rainfall at flowering
reduces yield.
Green gram in Sanskrit is known by the name Mudgaparni (literally meaning plant having leaves like those of
mung bean or green gram). The Latin names for green gram is Vigna radiata. Indian plant taxonomists today
renamed green gram (mung bean) as Vigna mungo. In most South Indian languages, names for green gram
relate to the Tamil name, Pasipayir. However, it is called Hesaru in Karnataka.
The area, production and yield trends of green gram since 1964-69 to 2010-11 are depicted below:
4000.00
3500.00
3000.00
2500.00
Moong bean-All India Area ('000' ha)
Moong bean-All India Production ('000' Tons)
2000.00
Moong bean-All India Yield (Kg/ha)
1500.00
1000.00
500.00
2010-11
2005-10
1979-84
1974-79
1969-74
1964-69
0.00
Green gram area, production & yield configurations over a period of past 46 years reveals that area under
green gram has increased to a level of 3.51 mha during 2010-11 as against 1.93 mha in QE: 1964-69
(Table 6 of Appendix-I), witnessing an increase of 82%. The production of green gram has increased to a
level of 1.80 million tons during 2010-11 as against 0.55 million tons in QE: 1964-69, registering an increase
of about 229%. The productivity of green gram increased to a level of 513 Kg/ha during 2010-11 as against
284 Kg/ha in QE: 1964-69, registering an increase of 81%.
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Setting of Accelerated Pulses
Production Program (A3P)
1. Program Initiation: The program has been initiated by GoI as an additional component of NFSM-pulses
during 2010-11 to enhance the production of pulses. With the yearly budget of Rs. 308.28 crores. Its primary
aim was to induce sustained increase in pulse productivity to considerably reduce the demand - supply gap.
The program has been conceived to demonstrate Plant nutrient & Plant protection centric techniques in
1,000 units-each unit consisting 1,000 ha in two years period in the selected States/Districts commencing
from 2010-11. The program included five (5) major pulse crops namely; pigeon pea, Bengal gram, black
gram, green gram & lentil across sixteen States. The complete input package consisting soil amendments,
fertilizers, bio-fertilizers, seed treating chemicals, weedicides and IPM based pest surveillance equipment
such as Pheromone traps & Lures and also provision for pesticides, bio-agents besides seeds & improved farm
implement support from NFSM. In addition to this, convergence of improved farm implements and water
harvesting assets was also provided from 60,000 Pulses Villages Program-a lateral to RKVY. The program has
been extended technological back up by NCIPM for pigeon pea & Bengal gram crops on crop protection
activities in five (5) A3P States.
1.1 A3P Mandate crops:

Pigeon pea;

Black gram;

Green gram;

Bengal gram; and

Lentil.
2.1 Objectives of A3P: The main objective of launching the program was to create awareness of the proven
crop production and protection technologies including use of micro-nutrients in conjunction with balanced
use of fertilizer, rigorous pest surveillance followed by pest management using bio-agents, bio-pesticides
and plant protection chemicals.
2.2 Input support: It was decided to supply critical kits containing minikits of newly released varieties in
20 percent area of Main plot, plant nutrients and plant protection measures to all the pulses farmers in a
compact unit of 1,000 hectares free of cost upto 2 hectares of their holdings.
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2.3 Technical components: An illustrative list of the technical components promoted to the farmers
in a unit that includes the support for the technical assistance by the contracted Technical Assistants in
addition to the regular extension officers is attached as Appendix-II. States were advised to finalize the
needed components as per the local requirements in consultation with the State Agriculture Universities.
Operational guidelines were circulated to the States for better understanding of the intent and the expected
delivery under the program.
3. Strategic planning: An account of agronomical practices in vogue and those developed recently were
scanned for devising the requisite inputs to be supplied to farmers under A3P. The traditional pulses
production practices normally adopted are described as under:
1. Seed treatment by soaking of pigeon pea seeds in warm water for 24 hours before sowing to facilitate
quick germination;
2. Seed treatment by soaking black gram seeds in bird droppings before sowing to ensure faster growth
after emergence;
3. Sowing of pigeon pea with onset of monsoon as a rainfed crop;
4. Large seeded pulse crops/varieties in lines;
5. Inter-cropping of pulses with cereals/oilseeds crops normally as a companion crop;
6. Pest management by way of shaking plants particularly pigeon pea early in the morning to dislodge
caterpillars;
7. Inter-culture followed by application of cowdung manure around root zone of the plants after about
one month of sowing; and
8. De-topping of gram through grazing by sheep herds.
3.1 Contemporary Pulse agronomy: Contemporary research results have clearly established that use of
production inputs like seed, fertilizers, irrigation, herbicides, PP chemicals and machines in pulses alone or
in combination across the cropping systems significantly improve productivity. Based on the documented
information, the contribution of various inputs in pulses reveals as under:
Seeds/High Yielding Varieties: The most important factor behind the growth in food production during
green revolution has been high yielding varieties. The seeds of high yielding variety made it possible to
produce much more from every unit of land, and therefore provided impetus for raising food production
through yields without the need for more area. The results at experiment stations conducted under All India
Coordinated Research Projects on pulses indicate an average yield increase of 15-20% with seeds of HYVs
over local varieties of pulses.
Fertilizers: The contribution of fertilizers in yield realization of pulses depends upon the soils’ inherent
fertility, crop and varieties, moisture availability and the balanced fertilizer application. Even deficiency of
a micronutrient may cause very low contribution of fertilizers (NPK), although applied in balance. The yield
increase due to micronutrients as reported by many experiments across the country ranges from 10% to
30%. On an average, the yield increase may be 15-20% due to application of zinc, boron and molybdenumthe three very critical micronutrients. Similarly sulphur application enhances the yield by 20-30% depending
upon the severity of deficiency in soil particularly in protein rich crops. In general, fertilizers (major and
minor plant nutrients) contribute to the following degree in yield realization:

Bengal gram: 38-48%;

Pigeon pea: 26-30%; and

Other pulses: 25-40%.
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Irrigation: Irrigation is one of the critical inputs for pulses. The contribution of irrigation depends upon the
crop and variety, soil moisture, rainfall, fertilizer use and sowing time. On an average, irrigation contributes
to 25-30% (two irrigations one at branching and other at pod initiation stage are most critical) in yield
realization of winter pulses provided there are no rains at the time of irrigation. In cowpea the increase in
yield due to irrigation is reported up to 50%.
Plant protection: Weeds and insects pests are the major factor which affects the crop productivity. The
weeds and insects-pests may reduce the yield up to 50-60% or even more if the infestation is severe. Timely
control of weeds and insects may help in avoiding the loss in yield by 15-30%.
Mechanization: The contribution of mechanization may be viewed not in terms of yield advantage but
the facilitation of farmers to reduce their drudgery and cost of production e.g. zero tillage in rice-wheat
system advances the sowing by 15 days in north eastern plains zone and reduces the cost of cultivation
by about Rs. 2,500/- per ha. Similarly ridge and furrow makers in pulses reduce the cost of cultivation by
Rs. 1,000-1,500/- per ha and save water by 20%.
3. Program implementation: The program has been implemented by 16 States in 16, 619 villages
of 633 Blocks of 137 districts during 2010-11 engaging 8.20 lakh farmers on 7.14 lakh ha of five (5) pulse crops
during all the three seasons’ i.e. Kharif, Rabi & Summer. It is noted with satisfaction that all the concerned
State formations at State, district, Block, village & farmers level have stood with the program which itself is
testimony of its success. In addition to this, on-farm IPM module devised by National Centre for Integrated
Figure 1: Levelling of field by laser leveller for Mung sowing in
Sonepur district of Odisha State
Figure 2: Sowing of Mung with seed drill in Sonepur
district of Odisha State
Pest Management (NCIPM), ICAR was demonstrated
in five (5) major pulse growing States namely;
Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh,
Maharashtra & Uttar Pradesh in respect of pigeon
pea and Bengal gram crops covering an area of
18,967 ha and 13,920 ha respectively. A report on
this program has been discussed in Chapter-11,
11.1 and 11.2.
4. Monitoring & control: Monitoring of the program
was carried out in conformity with the guidelines.
An additional provision of Technical Assistants
was also made at unit level on contractual basis
Figure 3: Field visit by Extension staff to A3P Mung unit in
Bolangir district of Odisha State
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so that proper technological support is available to the beneficiary farmers besides monitoring at State
Government and GoI levels.
5. Outcomes: The main outcome of the program are listed as under:
5.1 Program has been implemented in 714 units of 1,000 ha each against the target of 500 units during 201011. Additional units were possible on account of savings that accrued from the standard list of components
approved for each unit.
5.2 Program reached 16, 619 villages of 633 Blocks of 137 districts in 16 States during 2010-11 engaging 8.20
lakh farmers on 7.14 lakh ha. Detailed State wise, crop wise, lists of villages are attached as Appendix-III.
5.3 Range of crop specific productivity of A3P mandate crops realized on farmers field: The range
of yield within A3P units, average yield in A3P units and All India average yield of A3P mandate crops is
reproduced below in Table 2.
Table 2
Range of yield and national average yield of mandate pulse crops during 2010-11
Mandate crops
Pigeon pea
Green gram
Black gram
Bengal gram
Lentil
Yield range in A3P units Average yield in A3P units
during 2010-11 (Kg/ha)
in 2010-11 (Kg/ha)
14-2,800
882
25-1,850
656
30-2,600
609
100-3,250
1,064
120- 2,600
798
All India Yield (Kg/ha)
655
513
543
895
591
The Yield performance across crops/seasons/States/districts/villages/farmers reveals very nature of the
fragility versus sustainability of pulse cultivation. Wide Yield range indicates opportunities endowed in
pulses for realizing quantum jump in these crops and the need for more intensive work for narrowing
the yield range.
5.4 Cost of cultivation, Total return & Net return of A3P mandate crops: These indices have been
developed by interpolation of huge data recorded from across 16, 619 villages of 633 Blocks of 137 districts
in 16 States during 2010-11 engaging 8.20 lakh farmers on 7.14 lakh ha. The same are reproduced below in
Table.3.
Table 3
Cost of cultivation, Total return & Net return of A3P pulses in 2010-11
Mandate crops
Pigeon pea
Green gram
Black gram
Bengal gram
Lentil
Cost of cultivation
(Rs.)
12,523
9,954
11,255
14,335
12,997
Total return
(Rs.)
34,890
26,866
27,822
29,540
27,360
Net return
(Rs.)
22,367
16,912
16,567
15,205
14,363
6. Lessons learnt: While the results have validated the implementation approach and reinforced the need
to ensure access of technology to the farmers, there are a number of lessons learnt based on the feedback
from the regular tours undertaken by the field functionaries at various levels of administrative hierarchy.
Some of the key lessons that need to be taken note of in implementation of the program are listed as
under:
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Protective Irrigation: It is necessary to build in-situ or ex-situ rainwater harvesting structures linked with
water lifting device and sprinklers to apply water during prolonged dry spell.
Land Development: It is necessary to organize deep ploughing in order to loosen the heavy soil for better
aeration and as pest control measure. It is also necessary to ensure planting of pigeon pea crop on the
ridges created with ridge furrow planters. The practice not only improves drainage of excess water during
heavy downpour but also increases soil moisture for the planted crops on the ridges. Chances of picking up
disease causing floating spores are also greatly reduced through ridge planting.
Seed Production: Selected farmers in every cluster could be motivated to take up seed production of the
introduced new varieties. A tie up with seed production agencies needs to be built so as to assure backward
and forward linkage of seed producing farmers. Such an approach tried out in Chhattisgarh would help in
increasing seed replacement and varietal replacement rates in the pulses crops. Seed storage bins or bags
could be provided to the farmers.
Farmers’ groups: To ensure access to quality inputs on a sustainable basis it is necessary to bring pulses’
farmers under the credit coverage. Creating farmer producer organizations and linking them to markets is
an important step in this direction. Involvement of NABARD for ensuring issuance of Kisan Credit Cards to
all farmers and private sector for marketing support should be institutionalized. Crop insurance should be
ensured to cover all farmers in the cluster.
7. Farmers’ perceptions about A3P: A few individual farmer responses to the program are given as
under:
Shri Shantaram Shaligram Unone
Village & Post: Pimpri Korde, Tahsil: Khamgaon, District: Buldhana, Maharashtra
State.
Achieved 1,062 kg of black gram (Udid) per hectare due to A3P against control yield
of 737 kg; State normal average yield of 683 kg and National normal average of
559 kg.
He feels timely pest advisories and effective pest management were the main
contributors to his achievements.
Shri Jalam Singh Gujjar
Village: Narvara, Tahsil: Gadarwara, District: Narsinghpur, Madhya Pradesh.
Achieved 1,820 kg of Arhar per hectare on A3P plot as compared to his normal
yield of 1,100 Kg/ha; State average normal yield is 337 Kg/ha and National average
is 655 Kg/ha.
He attributes increased production to better nutrient management especially using gypsum and
zinc sulphate that contributed dramatically to yield increase.
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Performance of Pigeon pea (Arhar)
A3P for pigeon pea crop was organized in 2,988 villages of 174 blocks in 50 districts of 12 States on an area
of 1.703 lakh ha engaging 2.19 lakh beneficiary farmers during 2010-11.
Pigeon pea ranks 2nd in area & production and 6th in productivity amongst pulses in the country. The State
specific area & production configurations during 2010-11 are presented below:
Pigeon pea TE: 2010-11 Area (Mha)
Gujarat
6%
Andhra
Pradesh
15%
Orissa
3%
Jharkhand
2%
Karnataka
20%
Madhya
Pradesh
11%
Uttar
Pradesh
8%
Other
4%
Chhattisgarh 1%
Bihar 1%
Tamil Nadu 1%
Others 2%
Maharashtra
30%
Figure 1
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Pigeon pea TE: 2010-11 Production (Mill. Tons)
Gujarat
10%
Andhra
Pradesh
9%
Uttar Pradesh
11%
Chhattisgarh 1%
Orissa
4%
Jharkhand
2%
Karnataka
19%
Other
5%
Bihar 1%
Tamil Nadu 1%
12. Others
2%
Madhya Pradesh
6%
Maharashtra
34%
Figure 2
Chapter 3: Performance of Pigeon pea (Arhar)
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1. ANDHRA PRADESH
Crop: Pigeon pea (Kandulu) | Season: Kharif-2010
No.
1
Prakasham
Districts
2
Anantpur
3
Mahboobnagar
4
Adilabad
Total
4
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Main plot variety (ies)
Blocks
Kanigiri and
Dodanakonda
Rapthadu
Settur
Kanaganapalli
Kadiri
Kodangal
Bomraspet
Maddur
Asifabad
Jainath
Koutala
Villages
4
10
4
7
3
16
2
4
6
18
6
5
85
12
12
12,000 ha
11,376
LRG-41
Palnadu (LRG-30), LRG-41, ICPL-87119 (Asha), BRG-1, Maruti (ICPL-8863),
Laxmi (ICPL-85063), Abhaya (ICPL-332) & locals
Technologies adopted
1. Seed inoculation with Rhizobium/Trichoderma viridi;
2. Application of Pendimethalin weedicide @1.5 litres/acre;
3. Optimum seed rate;
4. Basal application of gypsum @ 25 Kg/ha;
5. Pest monitoring using Pheromone traps @ 10 units/ha for Helicoverpa
insect;
6. Spraying of Neem oil followed by spray of Monocrotophos
@ 750 ml at 50% flowering and Chloropyriphos @ 1.25 litre/ha and
Carbendazim after 20 days of 1st spray.
Yield performance (Kg/ha)
Yield parameters
Minikit demonstrations
Main plot
Average yield
721 Kg/ha
553 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,500 Kg/ha
954 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
200 Kg/ha
200 Kg/ha
State average yield (Kg/ha) in 2010-11
415 Kg/ha
Increase over state average
74%
33%
National average yield (Kg/ha) in
655 Kg/ha
2010-11
Increase over national average
10%
(-) 16%
Economic performance (Rs./ha)
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 10,152/Total value of produce
Rs. 24,559/Net return
Rs. 14,407/-
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Highest yield performing farmers’ names Prakasham district:
1. Shri N. S. Koteshwar Rao r/o Arevellapadu village of Dodanakonda
Mandal; and
2. Shri Surasani Sreenu r/o Machavaram village of Kanigiri Mandal.
Anantpur district:
1. Shri P. Adinarayana r/o Marrur village of Raptadu Block;
2. Shri B. Obula pathi r/o Marrur village of Raptadu Block;
3. Ms. C. Gayathri r/o Chintharapalli village of Settur Block;
4. Shri Kristappa r/o Yatakallu village of Settur Block;
5. Shri G. Thirupal Reddy r/o Ratnalapalli village of Kadiri Block;
6. Shri S. Subahan s/o Madar Saheb r/o N. P. Kunta of Kadiri Block;
7. Shri G. Katmaiah r/o Thallimadugu village of Kanaganapalle Block; and
8. Shri Babaiah r/o Mamimala Palli village Kanaganapalle Block.
Mahboobnagar district:
1. Shri Pedda Bhicham, S/o Sh. Gourappa, Kodangal Block;
2. Shri Venkat Rami Reddy, S/o Shri Chinna Reddy, Maddur Block; and
3. Shri D. Ramulu, S/o Shri Bheemappa, Regadimailaram village of
Bommaraspet Mandal.
Adilabad district:
1. Shri Ramesh Reddy s/o Shri Ram Reddy of Jainath Mandal;
2. Shri Mekala Tirupati, S/o Shri Nanaiah r/o Gurupet village of Koutala
Mandal; and
3. Ch. Ganapathi, S/o Shro Hoktu r/o Saleguda village of Asifabad
Mandal.
Beneficiaries response towards A3P
A3P Technology module has contributed for incremental yield.
State experience about A3P
Awareness for pulse cultivation amongst farmers has increased.
2. ASSAM
Crop: Pigeon pea (Arhar) | Season: Kharif-2010
No.
1
Districts
Blocks
Senchowa
Batadrava
Moirabari
Dalang-Ghat
Khagarijan
Jugijan
Dhalpukhuri
Udali
Lumding
Reng-Beng
2
Barpeta
Chakchaka
Bhawanipur
Barpeta
Chenga-Bajali
Rupshi
3
Bongaigaon
Dangtol
Manikpur
Boitamari
Srijongram
Tapattary
Total
3
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Number of Minikits distributed under A3P
2,000
Minikit variety
ICPL 85063 (Laxmi)
Yield performance in Minikit demonstrations
Average yield
1,169 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,700 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
500 Kg/ha
718 Kg/ha
63%
National average yield (Kg/ha) in 2010-11
655 Kg/ha
78%
Nagaon
Villages
10
5
8
23
21
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3. Chhattisgarh
Crop: Pigeon pea (Arhar/Tur) | Season: Kharif-2010
No.
1
Districts
Blocks
Villages
Saja
79
Berla
Bemetra
Dhamdha
Number of A3P units
2.65
Total area of units
2,650 ha
Beneficiary farmers
2,143
Minikit variety
Laxmi (ICPL-85063)
ICPL-87119 (Asha)
1. Quality seeds of improved varieties;
2. Seed inoculation with Rhizobium & PSB culture;
3. Seed treatment with fungicide & insecticide;
4. Soil treatment using bio-agent-Trichoderma;
5. Weed management using herbicide;
6. Application of soil amendment using gypsum;
7. Application of micronutrient-Zinc sulphate; and
8. Pest surveillance using Pheromone traps & Lures and
need based management there of using fungicides &
insecticides.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
828 Kg/ha
730 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,440 Kg/ha
1,058 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
200 Kg/ha
190 Kg/ha
440 Kg/ha
88%
66%
655 Kg/ha
26%
11%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 14,652/Highest yield performing farmers’ names
Durg district:
1. Shri Santosh s/o Shri Bemetra r/o Manjgaon;
2. Shri Rajesh s/o Shri Saja r/o Navagaon; and
3. Shri Guharam s/o Shri Saja r/o Banraka.
Farmers were satisfied with demonstrated crop production
technology particularly impact of INP/IPM technologies.
Paired Row method of inter-cropping of Arhar + soybean
has been found more remunerative than 2:4, 1:3 & 1:4
combinations besides INM and IPM technologies. This
program has been very useful in augmenting quality seed
production of Arhar as selected units of A3P-Arhar have been
offered for seed certification/assured procurement of certified
seed departmentally to meet State needs in the subsequent
season. State has also included A3P units under Crop
insurance as a social safety net for the pulse growers.
Durg
4. Gujarat
Crop: Pigeon pea (Tuvar) | Season: Kharif-2010
No.
1
Vadodara
Districts
2
Bharuch
3
Sabarkantha
4
Banaskantha
Total
4
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Yield parameters
Average yield
Highest yield
Lowest yield
State average yield (Kg/ha) in
2010-11
2010-11
Cost of cultivation
Total value of produce
Net return
Blocks
Villages
10
17
18
28
09
10
88
39
18
03
04
66
82
11
403
Karjan
Savli
Vaghodiya
Dabhoi
Shinor
Sankheda
Chhotaudepur
Jetpurpavi
Valia
Bharuch
Jambusar
Bayad
Meghraj
Danta
14
13
13,000 ha
12,007
Laxmi (ICPL-85063)
BDN-2, Gujarat Tur-100, BSMR-853 (Vaishali), Gujarat Vegetable Tuver-1 and
local varieties
1. Use of improved varieties;
3. Seed treatment with bio-agent-Trichoderma;
4. Application of gypsum & micronutrients;
5. Application of weedicide; and
6. Adoption of IPM using Pheromone traps with Lures for pest surveillance
and management thereof using Neem oil, Bifenthrin & NPV.
Main plot
1,107 Kg/ha
1,304 Kg/ha
1,820 Kg/ha
1,900 Kg/ha
525 Kg/ha
560 Kg/ha
986 Kg/ha
12%
32%
655 Kg/ha
69%
Rs.15,854/Rs. 42,987/Rs. 27,133/-
99%
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Highest yield performing farmers’
names
Vadodara district:
1. Shri Sadhu Naranbhai Balubhai;
2. Shri Patel Pinakinbhai Kanubhai;
3. Shri Patel Jagdishbhai Bhailabhai;
4. Shri Patel Jayantibhai Manjibhai; and
5. Shri Patel Snehalbhai Balubhai.
Bharuch district (Block Valia):
1. Shri Digvijay Singh Amar Singh Rana;
2. Shri Ajit Singh Bhagvan Singh Rana;
3. Shri Jeet Singh Pahad Singh Aatodariya;
4. Shri Jasvant Singh Man Singh Boradau; and
5. Shri Budhiyabhai Soniyabhai Vasava.
Bharuch district (Block Bharuch):
1. Shri Manojbhai Narsinhbhai Patel;
2. Shri Dayabhai Labhu Patel;
3. Shri Devendrabhai Ramsibhai Gohil;
4. Shri Mahendrasinh Ramsinh Rana; and
5. Shri Subhashbhai Thakorbhai Patel.
Bharuch district (Block Jambusar):
1. Shri Mahida Himmatsinh Nagfajibhai;
2. Shri Sarvaiya Bhikhiben Fatesang;
3. Shri Hasmukh Fatesangbhai Mhapura;
4. Shri Harshvadan Ambalal Patel; and
5. Shri Jesangbhai Bakorbhai Patel.
Sabarkantha district (Block Bayad):
1. Shri Patel Tulsibhai Jethabhai;
2. Shri Patel Rameshbhai Somabhai;
3. Shri Patel Premilaben Chimanbhai;
4. Shri Patel Ravjibhai Ratanbhai; and
5. Shri Solanki Punjsinh Galsinh.
Sabarkantha district (Block Meghraj):
1. Shri Bhagora Kodarbhai Zilabhai;
2. Shri Patel Lalabhai Ranchodbhai;
3. Shri Asari Badabhai Rupabhai;
4. Shri Damor Bhemabhai Khatubhai; and
5. Shri Patel Mokambhai Falubhai.
4. Banaskantha district:
1. Shri Gujru Taral Bhang;
2. Shri Parghi Ladhu Sandhubhai;
3. Shri Kodravi Nanji Halajibhai;
4. Shri Barad Gobarbhai Halabhai; and
5. Shri Ghokhariya Ujabhai Velabhai.
A3P program has created awareness of improved farm practices particularly
INM & IPM techniques to manage crop nutrient needs and pest management
amongst farmers for cultivation of Arhar. Farmers prefer white/fawn seeded
varieties in the State as compared to reddish brown seed varieties as former
ones fetches higher price.
A3P has boosted confidence level of farmers and extension personnel as well
as in realizing higher yield per unit area of Arhar with proper blend of crop
production technologies.
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5. HARYANA
No.
1
Districts
Rohtak
Total
1
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Sampla
Rohtak
Kalanaur
Villages
24
53
26
103
3
3
3,000 ha
3,410
ICPL-88039
Manak (H77-216) & Paras (H82-1)
1. Use of quality seed of improved varieties;
3. Application of gypsum & micro-nutrients;
4. Line sowing;
5. Urea for foliar spray; and
6. Use of insecticides for pest management.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
547 Kg/ha
763 Kg/ha
Highest yield
850 Kg/ha
1,450 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
260 Kg/ha
430 Kg/ha
1,080 Kg/ha
(-) 49%
(-) 29%
655 Kg/ha
2010-11
(-) 16%
16%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 8,189/Highest yield performing farmers’ names Rohtak Block (Rohtak district):
1. Shri Balraj s/o Shri Om Prakash r/o Kalan;
2. Shri Ranbir s/o Shri Mehar Singh, r/o Khurd;
3. Smt Pradeep s/o Shri Feta Singh r/o Kalan;
4. Shri Vishal s/o Shri Dhan Singh, r/o Kalan; and
5. Shri Ashok s/o Shri Amar Singh.
Kalanaur Block (Rohtak district):
1. Shri Senapati s/o Shri Kishan Lal r/o Kalanaur;
2. Shri Kundan s/o Shri Chandra r/o Kalanaur;
3. Shri Suresh s/o Shri Mahasingh r/o Kherari;
4. Shri Sumer s/o Shri Kherali Lal r/o Kherari; and
5. Shri Kertar s/o Shri Shri Tekram r/o Nigana.
A3P technology package has been found responsive. Arhar cv. Manak has
performed better than ICPL-88039 variety supplied in minikits in terms of
yield as well earliness.
A3P program is useful in driving the growth of pulses in the State.
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6. Jharkhand
No.
1
Districts
Blocks
Villages
Simdega
7
Kuredeg
12
Kersai
54
2
Garhwa
Garhwa
56
Kharaundhi
11
Nagar Untari
12
Kandi
16
Bhawanathpur
16
3
Palamu
Chainpur
62
Medininagar
25
Lesliganj
42
4
Dumka
Jama
24
Jermundi
26
Dumka
22
Total
4
14
385
Number of A3P units
5
Total area of units
5,000 ha
Beneficiary farmers
4,514
Minikit variety
Laxmi (ICPL-85063)
Local (Chaity, Maghi & Pusi)
1. Use of improved variety;
3. Seed treatment with Thirum;
4. Application of lime & Boron;
5. Application of Dolomite as soil amendment;
6. Line sowing for efficient cultural practices;
7. Foliar spray of Urea; and
8. Adoption of IPM for pest surveillance using Pheromone traps & Lures
& management of pest using Endosulfan to control pests.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
1,222 Kg/ha
905 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,415 Kg/ha
1,180 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
800 Kg/ha
700 Kg/ha
686 Kg/ha
78%
32%
National average yield (Kg/ha) in 2010655 Kg/ha
11 in
2010-11
87%
38%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 26,869/Simdega
Highest yield performing farmers’ names
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Simdega district:
1. Shri Prabhu Das Kerketta r/o Sewai;
2. Shri Devasish Kujur r/o Tangartoli;
3. Smt. Anita Lakera r/o Kurudeg;
4. Shri Gopal Sahu r/o Taiser; and
5. Shri Asho Mehar r/o Kersai.
Garhwa district:
1. Shri Mundrika Phatak r/o Jhagrakhand;
2. Shri Ganpath Ram r/o Jhagrakhand;
3. Shri Bhuka Oraon r/o Maki;
4. Shri Jagat Narain Mehta r/o Jirahuwa;
5. Shri Prayag Thakur r/o Rohania;
6. Shri Bajrangi Maetha r/o Jainagra;
7. Shri Dilip Kumar r/o Jainagra;
8. Shri Pradeep Kumar r/o Mokhapi;
9. Shri Ram Dayal Mahto r/o Bankat; and
10.Shri Krishna Mehta r/o Barwadih.
Palamau district:
1. Shri Rafiq Ansari r/o Khanwa;
2. Shri Satish Tewan r/o Chianki;
3. Shri Kamal Singh r/o Sau;
4. Shri Vijay Prasad Chaurasia r/o Kosiara; and
5. Md. Kaif Ansari r/o Buribeer.
Dumka district:
1. Shri Chunnilal Murmu r/o Kharbila.
By investing Rs. 200/- in IPM, Rs. 3,000/- return was obtained in terms of
yield besides line sowing & INM practices adopted in Simdega district.
Non-availability of inputs was the main problem in Dumka district.
A3P approach would lead to area expansion under pulses in the State
particularly in medium lands in drought prone areas by way of replacing
rice. Rice in medium lands in drought prone areas often do not fetch
economic yield.
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7. KARNATAKA
Crop: Pigeon pea (Thogari) | Season: Kharif-2010
No.
1
Bijapur
Districts
2
Bidar
3
Gulbarga
4
Yadgir
5
Raichur
Total
5
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Yield parameters
Average yield
Highest yield
Lowest yield
Blocks
Bijapur
Indi
Sindagi
Muddebihal
B. Bagewadi
Humnabad
Basavakalyan
Bidar
Bhalki
Aurad
Afzalpur
Aland
Chincholi
Chitapur
Gulbarga
Jewargi
Sedam
Shahpur
Surpur
Yadgir
Raichur
Lingasugur
Deodurg
23
Villages
16
6
3
19
19
30
26
33
25
30
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
8
10
12
256
56
56,000 ha
1,12,834
Laxmi (ICPL-85063) & ICPL-85032
Maruti, Gulyal, TS3R & BMSR-736
3. Application of gypsum as a source of sulphur & soil amendment as well;
4. Application of micro-nutrients-Zinc sulphate, Ferrous sulphate & Boron;
5. Use of herbicide for weed control as a cost saving measure;
6. Seed treatment with Thirum+Carbendazim & Trichoderma;
8. IPM based pest surveillance using Pheromone traps & lures and pest
management with NPV: bio-agent, bio-pesticide-Neem based pesticide
and chemical pesticides.
Main plot
694 Kg/ha
755 Kg/ha
1,500 Kg/ha
1,500 Kg/ha
60 Kg/ha
250 Kg/ha
2010-11
2010-11
Cost of cultivation
Net return
names
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594 Kg/ha
4%
44%
655 Kg/ha
(-) 5%
31%
Rs. 12,338/Rs. 34,682/Rs. 22,344/Bijapur district:
1. Shri S. G. Gadagi r/o K. Bijapur village of Bijapur Block;
2. Shri Lachchanagouda B. Patil, r/o Gangur village of Muddebihal Block; and
3. Shri Bhimanagouda N. Mulimani r/o K. Salwadgi village of B. Bagewadi
Block;
Bidar district:
1. Shri Chandrakanth s/o Shri Ravanna r/o Muchalam village of Basavakalyan
Block; and
2. Shri Gurunath r/o Hulsoor village of Basavakalyan Block.
Gulbarga district:
1. Shri Satish Kumar r/o Bhimalli village of Gulbarga Block; and
2. Smt Mahalaxmi r/o Narboll village of Jewargi Block.
Raichur district:
1. Shri Shankarappa Huligappa r/o Raichur; and
2. Shri Shankarappa Godappa r/o Yalagaldinni village of Lingasugur Block.
A3P technology package has been found responsive except performance of
pigeon pea cv. Laxmi supplied in minikits in Gulbarga & Bijapur districts.
A3P program is useful in driving the growth of pulses in the State, particularly
its INM & IPM interventions including e-pest surveillance. Effectiveness of
E-pest surveillance in managing pests has resulted in yield enhancement of
pigeon pea to the extent of 23-30% despite vagaries of monsoon.
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8. Madhya Pradesh
No.
1
Districts
Chhindwara
2
Narsinghpur
Total
2
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Yield parameters
Average yield
Highest yield
Lowest yield
State average yield (Kg/ha) in 201011 in
2010-11
2010-11
Cost of cultivation
Net return
names
Blocks
Villages
57
55
52
7
19
81
90
361
Pandhurna
Saunsar
Tamia
Amarwada
Mohkhed
Chhindwara
Saikheda
7
3
3,000 ha
3,060
Laxmi (ICPL-85063)
Durga (ICPL-84031) & Local
2. Seed inoculation with Rhizobium culture
3. Seed treatment with fungicide;
4. Adoption of INM & IPM practices.
964 Kg/ha
2,510 Kg/ha
320 Kg/ha
337 Kg/ha
186%
Main plot
766 Kg/ha
1,740 Kg/ha
246 Kg/ha
127%
655 Kg/ha
47%
Rs. 14,660/Rs. 24,675/Rs. 10,015/Chhindwara district:
1. Shri Shiv Prasad;
2. Shri Suresh;
3. Smt Laxmi;
4. Smt Shivdayal; and
5. Smt Shobha Bai.
Narasinghpur district:
1. Shri Rajaram Kachhi;
2. Shri Awdhesh Patel;
3. Shri Dhirendra Kaurav;
4. Shri Meharwan Singh Gujar; and
5. Shri Madan Gupta.
17%
31
INM & IPM package provided in the A3P has led to appropriation of pulse
technology at farmers’ level. Combined input (INM+IPM) provided to
farmers has become useful in enhancing production and productivity
of pulses. Feedback received from farmers revealed that there was good
response to seed treatment and use of improved varieties. Also the
urea spray proved effective for the good crop condition resulting in to
increased production.
A3P approach would lead to area expansion besides improving
productivity of Arhar crop in the State. Awareness of improved varieties of
Arhar has been brought among the farmers. Farmers achieved fairly good
response of micro nutrient (zinc sulphate).
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9. Maharashtra
Crop: Pigeon pea (Tur) | Season: Kharif-2010
No
1
Akola
Districts
2
Aurangabad
3
Amravati
4
Beed
5
Buldhana
6
7
Chandrapur
Dhule
8
9
10
Hingoli
Jalna
Latur
11
Nagpur
12
Nanded
13
14
Nandurbar
Osmanabad
15
Parbhani
Blocks
Murtizapur
Telhara
Balapur
Aurangabad
Paithan
Dhamanagaon
Chandur Bazar
Achalapur
Anjanagaon
Morshi
Warud
Georai
Ambajogai
Majalgaon
Beed
Nandura
Lonar
Warora
Shirpur
Arhe
Thalner
Sangvi
Shindkheda
Nardhana
Sengaon
Ghansangawi
Ahmedpur
Nilanga
Narkhed
Higna
Saoner
Mukhed
Loha
Bhokar
Navapur
Tuljapur
Kalamb
Osmanabad
Bhoom
Paranda
Sompeth
Manvat
Purna
Villages
5
5
7
2
2
14
11
17
Included in Achalpur Block list
10
16
10
10
9
12
48
21
13
14
15
12
23
24
15
6
+
2
5
19
21
16
+
+
+
2
4
3
5
4
11
10
11
15
16
Solapur
17
Wardha
18
Washim
19
Yeotmal
Total
19
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Yield parameters
Average yield
Highest yield
Lowest yield
2010-11
National average yield (Kg/ha)
in 2010-11
Cost of cultivation
Net return
Barshi
Akkalkot
Deoli
Hinganghat
Samudrapur
Washim
Risod
Malegaon
Manora
Karanja
Wani
Pusad
Yeotmal
Ner
Ralegaon
Ghantji
Kelapur
Bablugaon
12
10
8
10
11
17
6
20
11
24
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
578+
61
61
61,000 ha
51,545
BSMR-736, BSMR-853 (Vaishali), Vipula & Amol (BDN-708).
BSMR-736, VIPULA, Amol (BDN-708), Majalgaon, Daithani, Maruti (ICPL-8863),
ICPL-87119 (Asha), Yashoda, Virgin, Panchagana-Moti, BSMR-73, BSMR-83
(Vaishali), ICPL-87 (Pragati), Mirmal, Local (Khadka-Bodka).
1. Use of improved varieties;
3. Application of micro-nutrients namely; Zinc Sulphate & Ferrous Sulphate;
4. Wide spacing 4 x 2, 5 x 2 & 6 x 2 feet;
5. Monitoring of pests using Pheromone traps & lures and management thereof
with bio-agents;
6. Water management through opening of dead furrows, sowing against slope,
drip irrigation & sprinkler irrigation;
7. Topping at 50-55 DA; and
8. Inter-cropping with soybean.
Main plot
898 Kg/ha
791 Kg/ha
2,800 Kg/ha
2,179 Kg/ha
14 Kg/ha
42 Kg/ha
750 Kg/ha
20%
5%
655 Kg/ha
37%
Rs. 12,848/Rs. 35,300/Rs. 22,452/-
21%
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Highest yield performing
farmers’ names
Akola district (Murtizapur Block):
1. Shri Mahadev Nathugi Dharmale;
2. Shri Ramesh Baburao Taide;
3. Shri Rajabhou Pudlik Kate;
4. Shri Shankar Narayan Patil; and
5. Shri Nagorao Babarao Gawande.
Akola district (Balapur Block):
1. Shri Himatrao Shivlal Nalkhande;
2. Shri Suman Digaber Pimple;
3. Shri Saragdhar Sudam Pimple;
4. Shri Vishnu Kishanrao Murumkar;
5. Shri Purnaji Vithal Aadhav; and
6. Shri Vilas Sivlal Dhandate.
Aurangabad district:
1. Sakharam Kisan Jadhav r/o Shekata.
Beed district (Block Georai):
1. Asaram Raghuji Kangude r/o Georai;
2. Prabhakar Bajirao Sule r/o Georai;
3. Sudam Ashruba Poghal r/o Raheri;
4. Suresh Bhikaji Dhaware r/o Bagpipalgaon; and
5. Suresh Kisan Solat r/o Rajpimpri.
Beed district (Block Ambajogai):
1. Govind Venkoba More r/o Bardapur;
2. Raosaheb Raghu Jankar r/o Bardapur;
3. Gangadhar Vaijanath More r/o Bardapur;
4. Vimal Shivaji Kale r/o Bardapur; and
5. Satywati Mallikarjun Choudhari; Bardapur.
Buldhana district (Block Nandura):
1. Shri Balkrushna Wasudeo Patil r/o Khandari;
2. Shri Ravindrasing Dagadusing Thakur r/o Nandura;
3. Shri Rameshchandra Manikchandra Bhutada r/o Nandura;
4. Shri Keshav Tanaji Mapari r/o Khaira; and
5. Shri Kisan Kashiram Kalaskar r/o Tikodi.
Buldhana district (Block Lonar):
1. Shri Shivanand Haribhau Kendre r/o Pimpri-Khandari;
2. Shri Gulab Trambakrao Khandare r/o Pimpri-Khandari
3. Shri Haribhau Trimbak Nagare r/o Mahar Chikna;
4. Shri Gulab Govind Tangade r/o Sultanpur; and
5. Sk. Aasdu Sk. Kasam r/o Sultanpur.
Chandrapur district (Warora):
1. Shri Madhavdeo Laghuji Bodhane r/o Mangoli;
2. Smt. Rekha Shrihari Pawade r/o Tungaon;
3. Shri Suryabhan Mahadev Gandhare r/o Tulana;
4. Shri Dashrath Kawadu Deharkar r/o Chargaon Kh; and
5. Shri Sudhir Matiram Hiwarkar r/o Parsoda.
Dhule district:
1. Shri Sagar Yeshwantappa Rawale;
2. Shri Trabak Vinayak Kele;
3. Shri Bhagwat Narayana Indole;
4. Shri Ashruba Namdeo Indole; and
5. Shri Ramkishan Govinda Kalbande.
Hingoli district (Block Sengaon):
1. Rohit Deshmukh;
2. Manoj Prabhakar Pawar;
3. Ms Sau Gangubai Dajibha Ingle;
4. Dasrath Namdev Savake; and
5. Suhas Kundlik Jadhav.
Latur district (Block Ahmedpur):
1. Vishnudas Vittal Gurme r/o Shirutajband;
2. Avinash Bhanudas Fulmante r/o Shirutajband;
3. Dinanath Pandharinath Chame r/o Shirutajband;
4. Kailash Gangadhar Jagtap r/o Ambegaon; and
5. Rambhau Gonvidrao Suryawashi r/o Ambegaon.
Latur district (Block Nilanga):
1. Datta Baburao Chapale r/o Sardarwadi;
2. Babu Hanmanta More r/o Chilwantwadi;
3. Irrappa Papanna More r/o Chilwantwadi;
4. Govind Maruti Sorge r/o Kasarbalkunda; and
5. Vishwanath Satappa Lohar r/o Kasarbalkunda.
Nagpur district:
1. Shri Vijay Gunvantrao Raut r/o Wadvalhara, Narkhed Block;
2. Shri Pramod Gopalrao Jane r/o Madna Tah, Narkhed Block;
3. Shri Madhukar Marotrao Jane r/o Madna Tah, Narkhed Block;
4. Shri Pandhrinath Khade r/o Kinhi Tah of Higna Block; and
5. Shri Budhaware Khairi Pannase r/o Kinhi Tah of Higna Block.
Nandurbar district:
1. Shri Prakash Karuda;
2. Shri Rajesh Kandai;
3. Shri Chaggan Mansu Kokni;
4. Shri Ramesh Kathaya Gavil; and
5. Shri Suresh Arjun Gavit.
Osmanabad district (Block Tuljapur):
1. Mallinath Amrutrao Kamshetti;
2. Shivanand Bandappa Nirgule;
3. Subalabai Amrutrao Kamshetti;
4. Mallinath Vilas Tupe; and
5. Ramchandra Shivnappa Kore.
Osmanabad district (Block Osmanabad):
1. Sharad Sopan Hogale;
2. Sunil Subhas Kolekar;
3. Jagdish Maruti Patil;
4. Ramling Vishwanath Patale; and
5. Mirabai Jaywant Kukade.
Osmanabad district (Block Paranda):
1. Arun Sahadev Gaikwad;
2. Tukaram Digambar Pingale;
3. Shivaji Dnyanoba Mali;
4. Vishvanath Uttam Latke; and
5. Lakshman Babu Choube.
Parbhani district:
1. Ankush Ramkishan Kadam, Sonepeth Block;
2. Mukteshwar Babasaheb Narwade r/o Kortek, Sonepeth Block;
3. Bharat Sopan Rengade, Purna Block; and
4. G. R. Barhate, Manvat Block.
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Solapur district:
1. Shri Vikas Uttam Kondhare r/o Chikharde, Barshi Tahsil.
Wardha district:
1. Shri Laxman Namdeorao Dandekar;
2. Shri Suresh Luxman Surji;
3. Shri Amit Rameshrao Dandekar;
4. Shri Shantaram Janardhan Savge;
5. Shri Shankar Haribhau Kapase;
6. Shri Chatrughan Ramaji Kilnake; and
7. Shri Shankar Kushal Ade.
Washim district (Block Washim):
1. Shri Sagar Yeshwantappa Rawale;
2. Shri Trabak Vinayak Kele;
3. Shri Bhagwat Narayan Idole;
4. Shri Ashruba Namdeo Idole; and
5. Shri Ramkisan Govinda Kalbande.
Washim district (Block Risod):
1. Shri Onkarmal Punjilal Toshniwal;
2. Shri Vithal Khaire;
3. Shri Rajesh Karwa;
4. Shri Sunita Dattarao Dhande; and
5. Shri Balasaheb Nilkanthrao Deshmukh.
Washim district (Block Malegaon):
1. Shri Bhagwat Deorao Somatkar;
2. Shri Laxman Deorao Somatkar;
3. Shri Shamrao Surybhan Ingale;
4. Shri Satish Nivrutti Somatkar; and
5. Shri Ashok Vithoba Somatkar.
Washim district (Block Manora):
1. Shri Gajanan Devidas Gawande;
2. Shri Devidas Bhopaji Gawande;
3. Shri Devidas Govindrao Matarmare;
4. Shri Jijabai Pandurag Ghadge; and
5. Shri Nilesh Babanrao Gawande.
Washim district (Block Karanja):
1. Govindrao Tukaramji Dhane;
2. Kiran Laxmanrao Dhane;
3. Devendra Kisanrao Ghule;
4. Babarao Laxman Shinde; and
5. Ravindra Madhukarrao Ghule.
Beneficiaries response
Inputs provided under A3P program are crucial for enhancement of productivity
towards A3P
and generating higher economic returns.
A3P program is a step forward to sustain the productivity of pulses in the State. It
supplements the ongoing State initiative ‘cropsap’.
+ Details maintained at district level.
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10. Odisha
Crop: Pigeon pea (Harad) | Season: Kharif-2010
No.
1
Districts
Rayagada
Total
1
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Main plot variety
Blocks
Rayagada
Kashipur
Gudari
Villages
59
57
141
257
3
3
3,000 ha
3,000
Laxmi (ICPL-85063)
Rayagada Local
2. Seed treatment with Carbendazim & Thirum;
3. Application of gypsum-Soil amendment;
4. Application of micro-nutrients namely; boron, Zinc sulphate & Ferrous
sulphate;
5. Foliar application of Urea; and
6. Adoption of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) using Pheromone
traps & lures for pest surveillance and management of pest using
bio-pesticides & chemical pesticides-Monocrotophos, Neem based
pesticides, Quinolophos & endosulfan.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
812 Kg/ha
938 Kg/ha
Highest yield
940 Kg/ha
1,250 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
683 Kg/ha
710 Kg/ha
916 Kg/ha
(-) 11%
2%
655 Kg/ha
2010-11
24%
43%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 24,022/Highest yield performing farmers’
Rayagada district:
names
1. Shri Keshav Majhi, S/o Shri Mani Majhi r/o Padampur of Kashipur Block;
2. Shri Lala Majhi, S/o Shri Sukru Majhi r/o Baharpada Majhi of Kashipur
block;
3. Shri Mogal Sitana r/o Gumma village of Rayagada Block;
4. Shri Rajendra Nayak of Rayagada Block; and
5. Shri Lanka Majhi, S/o Shri Jodaba of Rayagada Block.
A3P has created awareness of the importance of INM & IPM practices in
pigeon pea cultivation except that the Laxmi (ICPL-85063) variety which is
less preferred by the farmers due to less number of poor pod bearing and
less number seeds per podas compared to Rayagada local variety.
Irrespective of variety, adoption of INM & IPM supported with requisite
input pack resulted in raising productivity of pigeon pea in the State.
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11. Tamil Nadu
Crop: Pigeon pea (Thuvarai) | Season: Kharif-2010
No.
1
Districts
Vellore
Total
1
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Tirupattur
Kandhili
2
Villages
19
13
32
2.37
2,370 ha
2,303
ICPL-87119 (Asha)
Laxmi (ICPL-85063) & VBN-2
1. Soil profiling through soil test;
2. Seed treatment with Carbendazim;
4. Basal application of soil amendment-gypsum;
5. Basal application of urea, DAP & potash fertilizers;
6. Basal application of micro-nutrient-Zinc Sulphate;
7. Application of Pendimethalin weedicide @ 2 litres/ha as a preemergence application;
8. Foliar spray of DAP at flowering stage followed by another spray after
15 days thereof;
9. Plant protection using IPM techniques for monitoring of pests
through Pheromone traps, lures and control through application of
bio-agent-Bacillus thuringiencis var. Kurstaki of pod borers and pod
fly as well as chemical control using Endosulphan-35 EC @ 1 litre/ha,
Chloropyriphos-20 EC @ 1.5 litre/ha and Azadirachtin @ 2.5 litre/ha.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
769 Kg/ha
680 Kg/ha
Highest yield
870 Kg/ha
790 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
615 Kg/ha
470 Kg/ha
662 Kg/ha
16%
3%
655 Kg/ha
2010-11
17%
4%
Cost of cultivation
Vellore district:
names
Tirupattur Block:
1. Thiru Govindaraj s/o Shri Velu r/o Kurisilapattu;
2. Thiru Pragasam s/o Shri Natesanayinar r/o Kathirampatti;
3. Thiru Kuppan s/o Shri Goudan r/o Irunapattu;
4. Thiru Kannan s/o Shri Periyannan r/o Irunapattu; and
5. Thiru Rajaram s/o Shri Prakash r/o Kathirampatti.
Kandhili Block:
1. Thiru Sridhar s/o Sivaraj r/o Adhiyur;
2. Thiru Vengatesan s/o Shri Shri Sivalingam r/o Adhiyur;
3. Thiru Kumaravel s/o Shri Natesan r/o Kunichi;
4. Tmt. Sivagami w/o Shri Chinnathambi r/o Mattrapalli; and
5. Thiru Muthuraman s/o Shri Rajamanickam r/o Elavampatti.
A3P program tended to replace 60% of cotton area with Arhar in Vellore
district due to comparatively better profitability.
A3P program has helped to educate the farmers about basic agronomical
practices relating to cropping method, crop geometry, INM & IPM
techniques for raising Arhar crop in the district.
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12. Uttar Pradesh
No.
1
Districts
Banda
Blocks
Villages
49
31
14
11
41
25
24
136
19
24
52
426
Tindwari
Baberu
2
Fatehpur
Amauli
Asothar
Vijaypur
3
Hamirpur
Rath
Sarila
4
Raebarelly
Sataon
Khiron
5
Sultanpur
Pratappur Kamaincha
Kadipur
Total
5
11
Number of A3P units
9
Total area of units
9,050 ha
Beneficiary farmers
11,081
Minikit varieties
Malviy Chamatkar (MAL-13), Malviya Vikas (MAL-6) & Narendra Arhar-1
(NDA88-2).
Main plot varieties
Amar (KA32-1), Bahar (1258), T-21, Azad K81-25) & Narendra Arhar-2
(NDA81-2).
3. Seed treatment with Trichoderma bio-agent & Carbendanzim
fungicide;
4. Application of gypsum soil amendment;
5. Application of micro-nutrients;
6. Application of DAP & MOP; and
7. Adoption of IPM for pest surveillance & control.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
1,597 Kg/ha
1,320 Kg/ha
Highest yield
2,617 Kg/ha
2,536 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
1,050 Kg/ha
670Kg/ha
898 Kg/ha
78%
47%
655 Kg/ha
2010-11
144%
102%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 29,672/-
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Banda district:
1. Shri Ram Prasad s/o Shri Darsan r/o Anausa village of Baberu Block;
2. Shri Jhaloo Singh s/o Shri Roshan Singh r/o Sangara village of
Baberu Block;
3. Shri Raghuraj Singh s/o Sahadewa r/o Jugrehli village in Baberu Block;
4. Shri Shiv Gopal s/o Shri Jai Deo r/o Jalalpur village of Baberu Block; and
5. Shri Banai s/o Shri Sukhana r/o Ghansaul village of Baberu Block.
Fatehpur district:
1. Shri Bhognath s/o Shri Jagannath r/o Khansenpur village of Asothar
Block;
2. Shri Brijbhushan Singh s/o Shri Nand Kishor Singh r/o Mankapur village
of Vijaypur Block;
3. Shri Chhote Lal s/o Shri Gayadeen r/o Tikrivillage of Asothar Block;
4. Shri Chandra Deo Singh s/o Shri Nand Kishor Singh r/o Chachida village
of Vijaypur Block; and
5. Shri Manbodhan s/o Shri Mangi r/o Jara village of Amauli Block.
Hamirpur district:
1. Shri Ram Ratan s/o Shri Raghunath r/o Atrauli village of Sarila Block;
2. Shri Sant Ram s/o Shri Sundarlal r/o Chandous village of Sarila Block;
3. Shri Seva Ram s/o Shri Kunwarlal r/o Puraini village of Sarila Block;
4. Smt. Ram Pyari w/o Shri Mohanlal r/o Chhinain Rath Block; and
5. Shri Darbari Lal s/o Shri Ram Kripal r/o Galhiya village of Rath Block.
Raebareli district:
1. Shri Sanjay s/o Shri Om Prakash of Serwapur village of Sataon Block;
2. Shri Daya Ram s/o Shri Jodha r/o Korihar village of Sataon Block;
3. Shri Ram lakhan s/o Shri Raja Ram r/o Purelalta village of Sataon Block;
4. Shri Shiv Shankar s/o Shri Ramdeen r/o Puredurjan of Sataon Block; and
5. Shri Shravan s/o Shri Chhedilal r/o Purelalta village of Sataon Block.
Sultanpur district:
1. Shri Dhirendra s/o Shri Thakur Prasad r/o Malhipur village of Pratappur
Kamaincha Block;
2. Shri Surendra s/o Shri Dan Bahadur r/o Malhipur village of Pratappur
Kamaincha Block;
3. Shri Mahadev s/o Shri Brahmdatt r/o Barvaripur village of Kadipur
Block;
4. Shri Alok Kumar s/o Ram Bahal r/o Barvaripur village of Kadipur Block;
and
5. Shri Ram Khelavan s/o Rampal r/o Malhipur village of Pratappur
Kamaincha Block;
Farmers found DAP foliar spray more effective as compared to its basal
application for augmenting Arhar productivity in conjunction with A3P
technology module consisting of quality seed of improved varieties, INM
& IPM inputs.
A3P program promotes exhaustive package of inputs. It requires advance
planning for timely placement of those inputs in the field.
hapter
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4
Black gram (Urd): Kharif season
A3P black gram was organized in 2,493 villages of 97 blocks in 29 districts of 11 States on an area of
0.86 lakh ha engaging 0.816 lakh beneficiary farmers during Kharif-2010.
Black gram ranks 4th in area, 3rd in production and 5th in productivity amongst pulses in the country. The
State specific area & production configurations during 2010-11 are presented below:
Black gram-TE: Kharif-2010 Area ('000' ha)
Tamil
Nadu
2%
Uttar
Pradesh
20%
Karnataka
5%
Rajasthan
5%
Odisha
5%
Gujarat
4%
Other
12%
Madhya
Pradesh
24%
Maharashtra
19%
Andhra Pradesh
3%
Chhattisgarh 4%
Jharkhand 4%
West Bengal 2%
Bihar 1%
Other States 2%
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Black gram-TE: Kharif-2010 Production ('000' Tons)
Karnataka
3%
Tamil Nadu
2%
Rajasthan
7%
Odisha
3%
Gujarat
5%
Uttar Pradesh
25%
Other
13%
Madhya
Pradesh
17%
Jharkhand 5%
West Bengal 2%
Bihar 1%
Maharashtra
23%
Andhra Pradesh
3%
Chhattisgarh 2%
Other States 2%
Chapter 4: Black gram (Urd): Kharif season
1. ANDHRA PRADESH
Crop: Black gram (Minumulu) | Season: Kharif-2010
No.
1
Districts
Nizamabad
2
Adilabad
Total
2
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Jukkal
Madnoor
Bichkunda
Bazarhatnur
Kubeer
Lokeshwaram
Mudhole
Bhainsa
Tanoor
9
Villages
18
10
23
6
3
3
3
3
3
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10
9,500 ha
9,732
LAM-623 (LBG-623)
TAU-1, T-9 & locals
1. Quality seed of improved variety;
5. Application of weedicide.
6. Application of Zinc Sulphate & placement of fertilizers below seed;
7. Foliar spray of Urea;
8. IPM based pest surveillance & management of pests using
bio-pesticides as well as chemical pesticides.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
780 Kg/ha
563 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,500 Kg/ha
1,250 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
400 Kg/ha
175 Kg/ha
561 Kg/ha
39%
At par
559 Kg/ha
2010-11
40%
1%
Cost of cultivation
Rs.17,476/Net return
Rs.10713/-
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names
Nizamabad district.
1. Shri Shanker Gonda, S/o Sh. Gan Gonda of Jukkal Block;
2. Shri Hanman Gouda, S/o Sh. Linga Gouda r/o Menoor village of
Madnoor Block;
3. Shri Raju, S/o Sh. Sangra r/o Limbur village of Madnoor Block; and
4. Shri Pedda Hanman, S/o Bhoomanna r/o Rajulla village of Bichkunda
Block; and
5. Shri Dadgi Vithal, S/o Sh. Hanumanthu r/o Pulkal village of Bichkunda
Block.
Adilabad district:
1. Shri Burraji of Bazarhatnoor Block;
2. Shri Uday r/o Marlgonda village of Kubeer Mandal;
3. Shri P.S. Somanna r/o Pirri village of Lokeswara Mandal;
4. ShriIndrasen Reddy r/o Koutha village of Mudhole Mandal;
5. Shri N. Gangadhar of Bhainsa Mandal; and
6. Shri S. Rajeshwar of Tanoor Mandal.
Farmers were satisfied with A3P technology package particularly INM &
IPM inputs.
A3P has created awareness of production technology in increasing
production & productivity of black gram.
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2. CHHATTISGARH
Crop: Black gram (Urd) | Season: Kharif-2010
No.
1
Districts
Blocks
Villages
Lailunga
60
Dharmjaigarh
76
Gharghoda
26
Total
1
3
162
Number of A3P units
3
Total area of units
3,000 ha
Beneficiary farmers
3,413
Minikit variety
Azad Urd-3 (KU-96-3)
Azad Urd-1 (KU-91-2), Trombay Udid 94-2 (TU-94-2)
4. Soil treatment using bio-agent-Trichoderma;
6. Application of soil amendment using gypsum;
7. Application of micronutrient-Zinc sulphate; and
8. Pest surveillance using Pheromone traps & Lures and need based
management there of using fungicides & insecticides.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
420 Kg/ha
257 Kg/ha
Highest yield
500 Kg/ha
457 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
160 Kg/ha
148 Kg/ha
286 Kg/ha
47%
(-) 10%
559 Kg/ha
2010-11
(-) 25%
(-) 54%
Cost of cultivation
Raigarhdistrict:
names
1. Shri Pramod Panda r/o Gosaidhi;
2. Shri Mohan Gavel r/o Rilo;
3. Shri Dubraj Kanwar r/o Rilo;
4. Shri Harishankar r/o Rajpur; and
5. Shri Chandan Singh r/o Saraimunda.
Farmers were satisfied with demonstrated crop production technology
particularly impact of INP/IPM technologies.
A3P program has been very useful in augmenting quality seed production
of black gram as selected units of A3P black gram have been offered for
seed certification/assured procurement of certified seed departmentally
to meet State needs in the subsequent season.
Raigarh
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3. GUJARAT
No.
1
Districts
Blocks
Villages
Limkheda
30
Dhanpur
19
Devgadha Baria
23
Total
1
3
72
Number of A3P units
3
Total area of units
3,000 ha
Beneficiary farmers
2,902
Minikit variety
T-9
Local
3. Seed treatment with Trichoderma fungicide;
4. Application of gypsum-a soil amendment;
5. Application of micro-nutrients-Zinc sulphate, boron, & ferrous
sulphate;
6. Application of phosphatic & potassic fertilizers;
7. IPM based pest surveillance & management there of using bio-agents,
bio-pesticides and chemical pesticides.
Yield performance
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
761 Kg/ha
695 Kg/ha
Highest yield
780 Kg/ha
765 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
735 Kg/ha
660 Kg/ha
676 Kg/ha
13%
21%
559 Kg/ha
2010-11
36%
24%
Cost of cultivation
Dahod district (Block Limkheda):
names
1. Shri Parmar Tersing Limgi;
2. Shri Charpot Mahesh Rupsing;
3. Shri Baria Kalabhai Galubhai;
4. Shri Chauhan Mohan Dulabhai; and
5. Shri Medu Sanu Rupsinghbhai.
Dahod district (Block Dhanpur):
1. Shri Hathila Tarsubhai Hirji;
2. Shri Damor Narsi Thasariya;
3. Shri Bamaniya Ramsing Visnu;
4. Shri Sajod Mithiya Vala; and
5. Shri Bhabhar Bhaliya Jokhna.
Dahod
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Dahod district (Block Devgadha Baria):
1. Shri Patel Kalubhai Saybabhai;
2. Shri Patel Laxman Malabhai;
3. Shri Labda Sabur Mahi;
4. Shri Patel Pratap Subur; and
5. Shri Rathwa Bharat Mathurbhai.
A3P technology package and inputs there for have helped to improve the
technological competence of farmers for augmenting black gram yield.
A3P program has created realization of the importance of soil
amendments, micronutrients and phosphatic & potassic fertilizers in
conjunction IPM approach of pest management for augmenting black
gram yield.
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4. Karnataka
Crop: Black gram (Uddu) | Season: Kharif-2010
No.
1
Bidar
Districts
2
Gulbarga
Total
2
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Bhalki
Basavakalyan
Bidar
Aland
Gulbarga
Villages
25
22
25
2
2
76
5
4
4,000 ha
3,225
LAM-623 (LBG-623)
TAU-1, Locals
3. Application of gypsum as a source of sulphur& soil amendment as well;
6. Seed treatment with Thirum + Carbendazim & Trichoderma;
8. IPM based pest surveillance using Pheromone traps & lures and
pest management with NPV: bio-agent, bio-pesticide-Neem based
pesticide and chemical pesticides.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
655 Kg/ha
803 Kg/ha
Highest yield
800 Kg/ha
1,200 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
250 Kg/ha
300 Kg/ha
347 Kg/ha
89%
131%
559 Kg/ha
2010-11
17%
44%
Cost of cultivation
Bidar district:
1. Shri Umakanth s/o Shri Baburao r/o lakhangaon village of Block;
names
2. Shri Ramanna s/o Shri Bhimanna r/o Islampur village of Bidar Block;
3. Shri Dondiram s/o Shri Mohanrao r/o lakhangaon village of Block;
4. Smt. Surekha s/o Shri Nadagonda r/o Chandapur village of Block; and
5. Shri Mallayya s/o Shri Siddalingayya r/o Chandapur village of Block;
Gulbarga district:
1. Shri Amruthappa r/o Kamlapur village of Gulbarga Block;
2. Shri Bawaraj r/o Kamlapur village of Gulbarga Block; and
3. Shri Vijaykumar r/o Kamlapur village of Gulbarga Block.
Varietal choice need be left to District level Agriculture Officers.
A3P has been widely accepted by farmers for sustainable production of
pulses particularly INM & IPM inputs including E-Pest surveillance. E-Pest
surveillance led to yield increase to the extent of 25 to 40% in black gram.
5. MADHYA PRADESH
No.
1
Districts
Blocks
Alirajpur
Jobat
Udaygarh
Kathiwara
Saundwa
Bhabra
2
Chhatarpur
Chhatarpur
Laudi
Bada Malhara
Bakshua
Bijawar
3
Jabalpur
Jabalpur
Mazoli
Patan
Shahpura
4
Jhabua
Jhabua
Ranapur
Petlawad
Meghnagar
5
Tikamgarh
Tikamgarh
Baldeogarh
Palera
Niwari
Jatara
Prithvipur
Total
5
25
Number of A3P units
22
Total area of units
22,340 ha
Beneficiary farmers
17,411
Minikit variety
KU-91(Azad Urd-2) & Pant Urd-31
Pant U-30 & Local
2. Seed inoculation with Rhizobium culture;
Yield parameters
Average yield
473 Kg/ha
Highest yield
900 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
237 Kg/ha
390 Kg/ha
21%
559 Kg/ha
2010-11
(-)1 5%
Alirajpur
Villages
52
29
39
21
39
34
90
15
41
18
17
18
7
19
26
28
127
94
17
33
21
57
53
50
19
964
Main plot
379 Kg/ha
725 Kg/ha
215 Kg/ha
3%
(-) 32%
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Cost of cultivation
Net return
names
Rs. 11,558/Rs. 19,956/Rs. 8,398/Chhatarpur district:
1. Shri Dhur Singh;
2. Shri Satish;
3. Shri Govind Singh;
4. Shri Mahip Singh; and
5. Shri Manoj.
Jabalpur district:
1. Shri Sajjanlal Sahu;
2. Shri Ramsewak Jharia;
3. Shri Ashok Gotiya;
4. Shri Anil Gotiya; and
5. Shri Sunil Dube.
Jhabua district:
1. Shri Fatiya Rangji;
2. Shri Dheerji Wijiya;
3. Shri Makha Fatiya;
4. Shri Bhundia Nath; and
5. Shri Mohan Bhime.
Alirajpur district:
1. Shri Bharat;
2. Shri Than Singh;
3. Shri Kal Singh;
4. Shri Gamar Singh; and
5. Shri Lokendra Singh.
Tikamgarh district:
1. Shri Mulayam Singh;
2. Shri Rajbeer;
3. Shri Lakhan Lal;
4. Shri Sobha Ram; and
5. Shri Soni Prasad.
A3P program has created awareness of improved pulse production
technology and farmers are highly enthusiastic about it. A3P programme
has created the awareness for the use of seed treatment, line sowing,
improved varieties, PP Chemicals and urea spray in this crop. Similarly,
awareness for the use of zinc sulphate and use of balanced fertilizer has
also been created among the farmers.
Program proved to be an asset for sustaining pulse production in the
State. A3P approach would lead to area expansion besides enhancing
productivity of black gram crop in the state. Awareness of improved
varieties has been brought among the farmers. Good response of urea
spray has been achieved.
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6. MAHARASHTRA
Crop: Black gram (Udid) | Season: Kharif-2010
No.
1
2
3
Buldana
Hingoli
Jalgaon
Districts
4
Latur
5
6
Osmanabad
Nanded
Total
6
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Buldhana
Hingoli
Jalgaon
Yawal
Ausa
Udgir
Latur
Omarga
Biloli
Naigaon
Deglur
Villages
31
10
5
16
7
7
10
3
+
+
+
89+
11
11
11,000 ha
10,084
TAU-1
TAU-1 & PDU-1.
2. Timely sowing;
3. Application of proper fertilizer doses of DAP & Urea;
4. Application of Zinc Sulphate & Ferrous Sulphate;
5. Inter-culture & weeding;
6. Water management using sprinkler; and
7. Adoption of IPM practices for monitoring of pest using Pheromone
traps & lures and bio-agents to keep the pest under manageable limits.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
975 Kg/ha
787 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,800 Kg/ha
1,200 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
184 Kg/ha
500 Kg/ha
683 Kg/ha
43%
15%
559 Kg/ha
2010-11
74%
41%
Cost of cultivation
Buldhana district:
names
1. Shri Sanjay Bhaskar Jadahao r/o Hatedi Bk;
2. Shri Vijay Bhaskar Jadahao r/o Hatedi Bk;
3. Shri Tanaji Kondu Jadahao r/o Hatedi Bk;
4. Shri Bhagwan Govinda Khandebharad r/o Hatedi Bk; and
5. Shri Ambadas Laximan Bangale r/o Hatedi Bk.
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Hingoli district:
1. Shri Rameshwar Shinde;
2. Shri Namdev Ramji Shinde;
3. Ms. Gangubai Maroti Dahatonde;
4. Shri Shaikh Ahamad Sk. Kadir; and
5. Shri Jagan Vithal Dahatonde.
Jalgaon district (Block Jalgaon):
1. Shri Lalchand Prabhakar Patil r/o Nashirabad;
2. Shri Shaligram Chavas Patil r/o Mamurabad;
3. Shri Vasant Bhoju Patil r/o Mamurabad;
4. Shri Prabhakar Bhagwan Barhate r/o Tarsode; and
5. Shri Kadu Shamrao Koli r/o Bhadali Bu.
Jalgaon district (Block Yawal):
1. Shri Kishor Baliram Patil r/o Waghoda Kh;
2. Shri Gangadhar Narayan Choudhari r/o Yawal Block;
3. Shri Rajendra Ramdas Koli r/o Waghoda Kh;
4. Shri Gopal Devchand Gajare r/o Hingona; and
5. Shri Rajendra Tukaram Chaudhari r/o Savada.
Latur district (Block Ausa):
1. Ms. Sushilabai Tukaram More r/o Nandurga;
2. Shri Khalil Umakha Deshmukh r/o Nandurga;
3. Shri Subhash Rajesaheb Bhosale r/o Matola;
4. Shri Nitin Rajaram Bhure r/o Matola; and
5. Ms. Jaishri Tanaji Bhosale r/o Matola.
Latur district (Block Udgir):
1. Shri Ramrao Madharao Biradar r/o Tadlapur;
2. Shri Suwarna Shivajirao Patil r/o Togari;
3. Shri Ramesh Shesherao Khandumalke r/o Rawangaon;
4. Shri Narsing Dharma Kamble r/o Bamani; and
5. Shri Gyanoba Pundlik Jadhav r/o Tondichir.
Latur district (Block Latur):
1. Shri Bhaskar Prabhu Pandhare r/o Chinchliraowadi;
2. Shri Shideshwar Limbanppa Sudgudale r/o Chincholiraowadi;
3. Shri Manik Eknath Shinde r/o Ankoli;
4. Shri Sudarshan Shamrao Bidve r/o Shiur; and
5. Shri Dyanoba Bhaurao Agavane r/o Ankoli.
Osmanabad district:
1. Shri Namdev Vithoba Fadhtale;
2. Shri Vittal Limba Fadhtale;
3. Shri Ismail Ibrahim Mulla;
4. Shri Baburao Shamrao Birajdar; and
5. Shri Sharnappa Rudrappa Patil.
Inputs provided under A3P program are crucial for enhancement of
productivity and higher economic returns. Farmers demanded that
Dal Mill need be established in the pulse growing areas in Maharashtra
supported with market intervention if prices fall during marketing season.
A3P program is a step forward to sustain the productivity of pulses in the
State. Black gram yield increased up to 43% over local practices in certain
A3P units. Self Help Groups (SHGs) were formed to source inputs and
technology in some villages.
7. ODISHA
Crop: Black gram (Biri) | Season: Kharif-2010
No.
1
Districts
Nuapada
Total
1
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Nuapada
Khariar
Komana
Sinapali
Villages
119
55
76
98
348
4
3
3,000 ha
4,121
IPU-94-1 (Uttara)
Type-9 & Local
2. Seed treatment with Ammonium molybdate;
3. Application of soil amendment-gypsum;
4. Application of phosphatic fertilizer; and
5. Full practices of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) practiced.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
633 Kg/ha
616 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,780 Kg/ha
1,650 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
210 Kg/ha
220 Kg/ha
292 Kg/ha
117%
111%
559 Kg/ha
2010-11
13%
10%
Cost of cultivation
Nuapada district:
names
1. Shri Khalbahar Raut r/o Tanwat village of Nuapada Block;
2. Shri Ramlal Sahu r/o Jhilmila village of Nuapada Block;
3. Shri Judesti Dharua r/o Dabri village of Khariar Block;
4. Shri Hemanta Majhi r/o Dabri village of Khariar Block; and
5. Shri Tularam Majhi r/o Dabri village of Khariar Block.
A3P has created awareness of the importance of phosphatic fertilizers in
black gram besides IPM practices.
Irrespective of variety, adoption of INM & IPM resulted in raising
productivity of black gram in the State.
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8. RAJASTHAN
Crop: Black gram (Urd/Mash) | Season: Kharif-2010
No.
1
Districts
Tonk
Total
1
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Devali
Uniyara
Tonk
3
Villages
17
20
19
56
3
3,000 ha
2,965
IPU-94-1 (Uttra)
Type-9 & Pant Urd-31
1. Use of certified seed of improved varieties;
2. Seed treatment;
3. Weed management;
4. Integrated Nutrient Management; and
5. Plant protection.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
386 Kg/ha
507 Kg/ha
Highest yield
2,400 Kg/ha
2,000 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
69 Kg/ha
30 Kg/ha
737 Kg/ha
(-) 48%
(-) 31%
559 Kg/ha
2010-11
(-) 31%
(-) 9%
Cost of cultivation
Tonk district:
names
1. Shri Prahlad;
2. Shri Kailash;
3. Shri Bhawar Lal;
4. Shri Kalu; and
5. Shri Baluram.
Farmers have not preferred black gram cv. IPU-94-1 (Uttra) & Pant Urd-31
due to its poor yield in Uniyara & Devali Blocks of Tonk district. The farmers
of Tonk Block have, however, got better yield from these varieties.
A3P Program should be continued in the present form with emphasis on
State & sowing season specific varietal adaptability.
9. TAMIL NADU
Crop: Black gram (Uzhundu) | Season: Kharif-2010
No.
1
Districts
Thiruvannamalai
Blocks
Villages
Polur
3
Kalasapakkam
5
Total
1
2
8
Number of A3P units
1
Total area of units
1,000 ha
Beneficiary farmers
1,505
Minikit variety
Shekhar-1 (KU 301)
VBN (Bg)-4
1. Use of High yielding pulses variety;
2. Seed Treatment with Trichodermaviridi;
3. Fertilizer application;
4. Weedicide application;
5. DAP - Foliar spray; and
6. Timely PP Chemical spray.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
897 Kg/ha
762 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,182 Kg/ha
963 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
612 Kg/ha
562 Kg/ha
531 Kg/ha
69%
44%
559 Kg/ha
2010-11
60%
36%
Cost of cultivation
Thiruvannamalai district:
names
1. Thiru Sugumar r/o Anaivadi, Block-Polur;
2. Thiru Bhoopathi r/o Padagam, Block-Polur;
3. Thiru Ramdas r/o Padiyampattu, Block-Polur;
4. Thiru Kanniyappan r/o Irumpalli, Block-Kalasapakkam;
5. Thiru Krishnamoorthy r/o Kannigapuram, Block-Kalasapakkam; and
6. Thiru Elango r/o Kalasamunthuram, Block-Kalasapakkam.
Productivity enhancement due to optimum plant population, weed
management INM and IPM.
Farmers are satisfied with the new technology demonstrated under A3P
program.
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10. UTTAR PRADESH
No.
1
Hamirpur
Districts
2
Jalaun
3
Jhansi
4
Lalitpur
5
Raebareli
6
Sultanpur
Total
6
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit varieties
Blocks
Villages
Moadha
23
Kurara
19
Sumerpur
20
Dakor
13
Jalaun
10
Madhogadh
10
Kuthaud
10
Maheva
9
Kadaura
10
Badagaon
14
Chirgaon
25
Mauranipur
9
Gursarain
32
Garotha
Talbehat
41
Jakhaura
30
Maharauni
36
Virdha
29
Modauraha
23
Bar
30
Khiron
19
Lalganj
76
Sareni/Sarvan
28
Bhadar
11
Bhadaiya
27
Sangrampur
12
26
566
18
17,773 ha
17,455
Pant U-35, Azad Urd-2, Narendra Urd-1, Shekhar-1, Azad Urd-3, Pant U-31
Pant U-31, Narendra Urd-1, Shekhar-1, 2 & 3.
fungicide;
Yield parameters
Average yield
Highest yield
Lowest yield
2010-11
Cost of cultivation
Net return
names
680 Kg/ha
1,140 Kg/ha
225 Kg/ha
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Main plot
580 Kg/ha
980 Kg/ha
180 Kg/ha
669 Kg/ha
2%
(-) 13%
559 Kg/ha
22%
4%
Rs. 10,690/Rs. 25,691/Rs. 15,001/Hamirpur district:
1. Shri Ram lakhan s/o Shri Devi Prasad r/o Damar village of Kuara Block;
2. Shri Ranvijay s/o Shri Bachchi r/o Bhoaniya village of Sumerpur Block;
3. Shri Pramod Singh s/o Shri Ramdin r/o Mavaijar village of Sumerpur
Block;
4. Shri Bhagwat Prasad s/o Shri Jageshwar r/o Kutubpur village of Kuara
Block; and
5. Shri Hari Shankar s/o Shri Vishwakarma r/o Shiwani village of Kuara
Block.
Jalaun district:
1. Shri Ram lakhan s/o Shri Vrandavan r/o Rampura Kirwaha village of
Kuthaud Block;
2. Shri Avsar Khan s/o Shri Daru r/o Abdullpur village of Kuthaud Block;
3. Shri Purushottam s/o Shri Hariya r/o Niswapur village of Kadaura Block;
4. Shri Sone Lal s/o Shri Ghasita r/o Kuwnakhena Dadupur village of
Kadaura Block; and
5. Shri Hamid Khan s/o Shri Ahman Khan r/o Atariya village of Dakor
Block.
Jhansi district:
Crop of A3P units reported failed.
Lalitpur district:
1. Shri Achhelal s/o Shri Anokhe r/o Khiriya village of Maharauni Block;
2. Shri Janak Ram s/o Shri Uttam r/o Panchampur village of Jakhaura
Block;
3. Shri Gandharv s/o Shri Mulchand r/o Neemkhera village of Virdha
Block;
4. Shri Saket Bihari s/o Shri Bhaivaju of Purakalan Talbehat Block; and
5. Shri Balchand s/o Shri Gorelal r/o Virdha village of Virdha Block.
Raebareli district:
1. Shri Gaya Prasad s/o Shri Mahaveer r/o Murarmau village of Sarvan/
Sareni Block;
2. Shri Narendra Singh s/o Shri Lallo Singh r/o Haripur village of Sarvan/
Sareni Block;
3. Shri Ram Kumar s/o Shri Bhagwati Prasad r/o Chahotar village of
Sarvan/Sareni Block;
4. Shri Raghubansh Rai s/o Shri Ramratan Singh r/o Uttragauri village of
Lalganj Block; and
5. Shri Ramesh Kumar s/o Shri Surya Kumar r/o Haripur village of
Sarvan/Sareni Block.
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Sultanpur district:
1. Shri Pradeep Singh s/o Shri Dharamraj Singh r/o Bhav Singhpur village
of Sangrampur Block;
2. Shri Kaldhar Mishra s/o Shri Baburam r/o Sangrampur village of
Sangrampur Block;
3. Shri Ram Kumar s/o Shri Bhaggu Kori r/o Sangrampur village of
Sangrampur Block;
4. Shri Dwarka Singh s/o Shri Kamta Singh r/o Bhav Singhpur village of
Sangrampur Block; and
5. Shri Saket Bihari s/o Shri Aditya Kripal r/o Kannu village of
Sangrampur Block.
application for augmenting black gram productivity in conjunction with
A3P technology module consisting of quality seed of improved varieties,
INM & IPM inputs.
A3P program being exhaustive package of inputs, it needs advance
planning for timely placement of inputs in the field with emphasis on line
sowing.
11. WEST BENGAL
Crop: Black gram (Mashkalai) | Season: Kharif-2010
No.
1
Districts
Blocks
Villages
Manickchak
5
Ratua
4
2
Purulia
Jhalda-II
10
Jaipur
13
3
Nadia
Krishnanagar-II
7
Nakashipara
15
Total
3
6
54
Number of A3P units
3
Total area of units
3,000 ha
Beneficiary farmers
5,462
Minikit variety
IPU-94-1 (Uttara)
WBU-108 (Sarada)
1. Seed of improved variety;
3. Seed treatment with Carbendanzim+Mancozeb fungicides;
4. Weed control using Pendimethalin weedicide;
5. Application of micro-nutrients (MN grade-II);
7. Pest monitoring using Pheromone traps & lures and management
thereof through bio-agents (Trichodermaviridi & NPV); bio-pesticides
(Azadactrin) & chemical pesticide (Endosulfan+Cypermethrin).
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
970 Kg/ha
785 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,050 Kg/ha
880 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
900 Kg/ha
650 Kg/ha
632 Kg/ha
53%
24%
559 Kg/ha
2010-11
74%
40%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 17,844/Malda
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names
Malda district (Manikchak Block):
1. Shri Dwijendra Nath Das s/o Shri Tarani das, Dharampur;
2. Shri Fagun Mondal s/o Shri Suren Mondal, Dharampur;
3. Shri Gobinda Das s/o Lt. Kalipada Das, Dharampur;
4. Shri Janardan das s/o Shri Shambhu das, Dharampur; and
5. Shri Birju Mondal s/o Shri Krishnalal Mondal, Dharampur.
Malda district (Ratua-I Block):
1. Shri Utpal Mondal, Mouza-Shibpur;
2. Shri Ms. Rumabibi, Mouza-Nijgau Faridpur;
3. Shri Md. Abdul Ramji Ansari, Mouza-Ratua;
4. Shri Mustafa, Mouza-Carbona; and
5. Shri Muzibar Rahaman, Mouza-Aluara.
Nadia district (Krishnanagar-II Block):
1. Shri Arandul Sekh s/o Shri Sahajan r/o Hansadanga;
2. Shri Daud Sekh r/o Dubulia;
3. Shri Zaheeruddin Mondal s/o Shri Khokai r/o Dhubulia;
4. Shri Amal Ghosh s/o Shri Bhusan r/o Mayapur; and
5. Shri Narayan Mondal s/o Shri Rabi r/o Banagram.
Nadia district (Nakashipara Block):
1. Shri Refaul Haque s/o Shri Deyadul r/o Razapur;
2. Shri Basanta Dhali s/o Shri Binod Bihari r/o Jugpur;
3. Shri Jamir Biswas s/o Adar r/o Changa;
4. Shri Rashid Ali Sekh s/o Kalo r/o Tahatala; and
5. Shri Khamiruddinsekh s/o Mahiruddinsekh.
Farmers are quite enthusiastic for adoption new technologies
provided certified seed of improved varieties is made available before
commencement of sowing season.
A3P will help to improve soil fertility besides boosting production of
black gram in the district.
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Black gram (Rabi-summer: 2010-11)
A3P-black gram has been organized in 178 villages of 30 blocks in 10 districts of 3 States on an area of
0.272 lakh ha engaging 0.289 lakh beneficiary farmers during Rabi-summer: 2010-2011.
Black gram ranks 4th in area, 3rd in production and 5th in productivity amongst pulses in the country. The
Black gram-TE: Rabi-summer: 2010-11 Area ('000' ha)
Tamil Nadu
33%
Chhattisgarh 0%
Uttar Pradesh
7%
Karnataka
1%
Odisha
1%
Madhya
Pradesh
1%
Other
9%
West Bengal 1%
Assam 6%
Maharashtra
2%
Andhra Pradesh
47%
Other States 1%
Figure 1
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Black gram-TE: Rabi-summer: 2010-11 Production ('000' Tons)
Madhya
Pradesh
1%
Uttar Pradesh
9%
Tamil Nadu
25%
Chhattisgarh 0%
Karnataka
1%
West Bengal 2%
Odisha
1%
Other
9%
Assam 7%
Maharashtra
3%
Other States 1%
Andhra Pradesh
50%
Figure 2
Chapter 5: Black gram (Rabi-summer: 2010-11)
1. ANDHRA PRADESH
Crop: Black gram (Minimulu) | Season: Rabi: 2010-2011
No.
1
Srikakulam
Districts
2
Krishna
3
Guntur
Total
3
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Palasa
Nandigram
Srikakulam
Kankipadu
Vuyyuru
Mopidevi
Gudivada
Movva
Pamarru
Repalle
Nagaram
PV Palem
Ponnur
Tsundur
Amarthaluru
Villages
5
5
5
5
2
2
3
3
4
2
1
2
2
3
1
45
15
15
15,000 ha
15,363
LBG-645, LBG-752, LBG-645
LBG-645, LBG-752, LBG-648, Locals (Thuti Minumu)
1. Quality seed of improved varieties;
3. Seed treatment with Carbendazim/Thirum/Captan fungicide;
4. Application of gypsum-a soil amendment and source of sulphur;
5. Use of herbicides for cost effective weed control;
7. IPM based pest surveillance using Pheromone traps & Lures and
management of pests using bio-pesticides and chemical pesticides.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
900 Kg/ha
644 Kg/ha
Highest yield
2,500 Kg/ha
1,800 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
220 Kg/ha
110 Kg/ha
542 Kg/ha
66%
19%
489 Kg/ha
2010-11
84%
32%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 19,402/-
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names
Srikakulam district:
1. Shri R. Ramanamurthy, s/o Sh. Sivanna r/o G. Sigadam village of
Srikakulam Block;
2. Shri. K. Lakshminarayana, s/o Sh. Ganapathi of Palasa Block;
3. Shri K. Lachhaiah, s/o Sh. Ayyappa of Nandigram Block;
4. Shri Y. Laxmanarao, s/o Sh. Appalasuri of Nandigram Block; and
5. Shri A. Neelaiah, s/o Sh. Gannaiah of Srikakulam Block.
Krishna district:
1. Shri T. Madhusudan Reddy r/o Pamarru village of Pamarru Block;
2. Shri G. Subba Rao of Gudivada Block;
3. Shri V. Srinivasa Rao r/o Katura village of Vuyyuru Block;
4. Shri V. Prasad r/o Manthena village of Kankipadu Block; and
5. Shri Poornachandra Rao r/o Peddakallepalli village of Mopidevi
Mandal.
Guntur district:
1. Shri Meka Lakshmi Narayana of Nagaram Block;
2. Shri K. Siva Rama Krishna of Uppudi village of Repalle Block;
3. Shri Karimulla Baig r/o Chandole village of P.V. Palem Block;
4. Shri Vattikuti Damayanthi r/o Kondamudi village of Ponnur Block; and
5. Shri V. Subba Reddy of Tsundur Block.
Use of Rhizobium & PSB culture has resulted in saving fertilizer cost
besides reducing use of chemical fertilizers.
Excessive moisture due to rains has delayed flowering impacting pod
bearing in some areas. Technology is worth adoption.
2. Odisha
Crop: Black gram (Biri) | Season: Rabi: 2010-2011
No.
1
Districts
Nuapada
Total
1
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Blocks
Nuapada
Khariar
Villages
21
14
35
2
2
1,540 ha
3,850
Type-9 & PU-30
2. Seed treatment with Ammonium molybdate;
4. Application of phosphatic fertilizer; and
5. Full practices of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) practiced.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
616 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,141 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
331 Kg/ha
372 Kg/ha
66%
543 Kg/ha
2010-11
13%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 15,909/Beneficiaries response towards A3P
A3P has created awareness of the importance of phosphatic fertilizers in
black gram besides IPM practices.
productivity of black gram in the State.
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3. TAMIL NADU
Crop: Black gram (Uzhundu) | Season: Rabi: 2010-2011
No.
1
Districts
Tiruvannamalai
Blocks
Villages
Tiruvannamalai
10
Kilpennathur
10
2
Cuddalore
Vridhachalam
8
Kumaratchi
15
3
Nagapattinam
Mayiladuthurai
5
Kuthalam
4
4
Thiruvarur
Mannargudi
3
Needamangalam
3
5
Thanjavur
Pattukotai
8
Thiruvonam
4
Orathanadu
5
6
Thoothukudi
Ottapidaram
3
7
Villipuram
Ulundurpet
20
Thirunavalur
Total
7
14
98
Number of A3P units
10.7
Total area of units
10,700 ha
Beneficiary farmers
9,685
Minikit variety
LAM-623 (LBG-623), ADT-5 & Teja (LBG-20)
Vamban-1, Vamban-2, Vamban-3, VBN (Bg)-4, VBN (Bg)-5, Type-9, ADT-3,
TAU-1, ADT-5 & CO-5
1. Improved variety;
2. Seed treatment with Carbendazim;
4. Application of weedicides;
5. Optimum plant population; and
6. INM technologies including soil amendments, foliar spray of DAP at
30 & 45 DAS and Pulses Wonder-MN mixture from TNAU.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
905 Kg/ha
769 Kg/ha
Highest yield
2,270 Kg/ha
2,600 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
350 Kg/ha
325 Kg/ha
388 Kg/ha
133%
98%
489 Kg/ha
2010-11
85%
57%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 28,882/-
names
Tiruvannamalai district (Tiruvannamalai Block):
1. Thiru S. Vijayan-Thandrai;
2. Thiru K. Govindan-Andamapallam;
3. Thiru P. Pachamuthu-Thiruvanaimugam;
4. Thiru P. Sekar-Thriuvanaimugam;
5. Thiru V. Kulandai Udayar-Isukazhikatteri; and
6. Thiru R. Perumal-Su. Nallur;
Tiruvannamalai district (Kilpennathur block):
1. Thiru N. Dhankotti-Iluypanthangal;
2. Thiru Sabeer Ahamed-Avoor;
3. Thiru R. Anthonysamy-Avoor;
4. Thiru A. Johnlawrance-Avoor;
5. Thiru V. Annamalai-Oolaipadi; and
6. Thiru P. Manickavel-Ilupanthangal.
Cuddalore district (Virdhachalam Block):
1. Thiru Elayaraja S/o Panchatram-Agram;
2. Thiru Samidurai, S/o Ramasamy-Edachittoor;
3. Thiru Malarkodi, W/o Ezhumalai-Mangalampettai;
4. Thiru Vijaykumar, S/o Ramasamy-Visaloor; and
5. Thiru Ranganathan, S/o Duraisamy-Agaram.
Cuddalore district (Kumaratchi Block):
1. Thiru Elayaperumal s/o Govindarasu-Ma.Puliangudi;
2. Thiru Prakash S/o Aranganathan-Ma. Puliangudi;
3. Thiru Vasanthi S/o Krishnamoorthy-Elamkambur;
4. Thiru Selvakumar S/o Sinthanthurai-Ma. Arasur; and
5. Thiru Balaguru S/o Loganthan-Melaparuthikudi.
Nagapattinam district:
1. Thiru Arul, S/o Vaithiyanathan-Cholampetai; and
2. Thiru Sathiyamoorthy, S/o Ragavan-Kadalangudi.
Thiruvarur district (Mannargudi block):
1. Thiru N. Ashok, S/o Nagappan-Ediyur Embathi;
2. Thiru G. Natarajan, S/o Gnanasundaram-Melathirupalakudi;
3. Thiru M. Parvathi, W/o Magarajan-Melathirupalakudi;
4. Thiru V. Neelamegam, S/o Vadivel- Melathirupalakudi; and
5. Thiru P. Manokaran, S/o Pakrisamy-Karikottai.
Thiruvarur district (Needamangalam block):
1. Thiru C. Govindarasu, S/o Chinnaiyan;
2. Thiru R. Elangovan, S/o Ramasamy;
3. Thiru S. Neduncheliyan, S/o Sevu;
4. Thiru M. Elangovan, S/o Murugaiyan; and
5. Thiru E. Vijayatani, S/o Elangovan.
Thanjavur district (Pattukottai Block):
1. Thiru Seeni, S/o Ramasamy-Karambayam;
2. Thiru Rajappa, S/o Ramalingam-Karambayam;
3. Thiru Padmavathi, W/o Ramayan-Karambayam;
4. Thiru Senthil, S/o Sathiyamoorthi-Karambayam; and
5. Thiru Rathinam, S/o Kandasamy-Karambayam.
Thanjavur district (Thiruvonam Block):
1. Thiru Govindarasu, S/o Gopalkrishnan-Thirunallur;
2. Thiru Kumarappan, S/o Ayyavu-Thirunallur;
3. Thiru Natarajan, S/o Muthusamy-Thirunallur;
4. Thiru Vedhanayagi, W/o Nagalingam-Thirunallur; and
5. Thiru Utrapathy, S/o Krishnasamy-Thirunallur.
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Thanjavur district (Orathanadu Block):
1. Thiru Mayavan, S/o Thambiyaiya-Thirumangalakottai (E);
2. Thiru Vijaykumar, S/o Lakshmanan-Arumulai;
3. Thiru Lakshmanan, S/o Periyathambi-Thoanrampattu;
4. Thiru Rajmohan, S/o Subaiyan- Thirumangalakottai (E);
5. Thiru Muthukrishnan, S/o Veeraiyan-Thoanrampattu.
Thoothukudi district (Ottapidarab Block):
1. Thiru Pothiraj, S/o Ramasamy-Malaipatti;
2. Thiru Raja Gopal, S/o Sundar Reddiar-O. Sarvanapuram;
3. Thiru Vijaypandian, S/o Kandasamy-Ottanatham;
4. Thiru Murugan, S/o Shanmuga Reddiar-O. Sarvanapuram;
5. Thiru Raja Gopal, S/o Krishnasamy-Malaipatti.
Villupuram district:
1. Thiru Palanisamy, S/o Jayachandran-P. Killanur;
2. Thiru Ramasamy, S/o Nallathambi- P. Killanur;
3. Thiru Kasirajan, S/o Ramasamy- P. Killanur;
4. Thiru Rangaraj, S/o Ramanujam-Sivapattinam; and
5. Thiru Kannan, S/o Kuppusamy-Chinnakuppam.
Optimum plant population and use of bio-pesticides & Pulse booster has
resulted in extended bloom and heavy flush of pods besides contribution
of other inputs leading to economic yield.
A3P Program has resulted in improved delivery of inputs, extension
services and needed crop production technology to the farmers in the
State.
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Performance of Green gram
(Kharif-2010)
A3P-green gram has been organized in 1,213 villages of 74 blocks in 27 districts of 6 States on an area of
0.79 lakh ha engaging 0.97 lakh beneficiary farmers during Kharif: 2010.
Green gram ranks 3rd in area, 5th in production and 7th in productivity amongst pulses in the country. The
Green gram-TE: Kharif-2010 (Area in '000' ha)
Karnataka
14%
Andhra Pradesh
9%
Tamil Nadu
1%
Odisha
4%
Bihar 0%
Gujarat
6%
Madhya Pradesh 4%
Other
10%
Rajasthan
37%
Uttar Pradesh 2%
Maharashtra
20%
Other states 3%
Figure 1
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Green gram-TE: Kharif-2010 (Production in '000' Tons)
Karnataka
7%
Andhra Pradesh
8%
Tamil Nadu
1%
Odisha
2%
Gujarat
6%
Other
9%
Rajasthan
43%
Bihar 1%
Madhya Pradesh 2%
Uttar Pradesh 2%
Other states 3%
Maharashtra
25%
Figure 2
Chapter 6: Performance of Green gram (Kharif-2010)
1. ANDHRA PRADESH
Crop: Green gram (Pachapesalu) | Season: Kharif-2010
No.
1
Districts
Blocks
Villages
Mothey
7
Noothankal
6
2
Mahboobnagar
Narayanpet
13
Damaragidda
4
Maganoor
4
Total
2
5
34
Number of A3P units
5
Total area of units
5,000 ha
Beneficiary farmers
4,664
Minikit variety
LGG-460
ML-267, Lam-407 (LGG-407), LGG-410, Pusa-105
3. Seed treatment with fungicides;
4. Application of herbicides for weed control;
5. Application of micro-nutrients-Zinc sulphate;
6. Soil test based fertilizer application;
7. Timely irrigation;
8. Plant protection using Neem oil; and
9. Use of improved farm implements for cost saving.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
652 Kg/ha
547 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,350 Kg/ha
900 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
375 Kg/ha
300 Kg/ha
467 Kg/ha
40%
17%
538 Kg/ha
2010-11
21%
2%
Cost of cultivation
Nalgonda district:
names
1. Shri Minampati Ram Reddy of Mothey Block;
2. Shri Sheri Adireddy of Noothankal Block;
Mahboobnagar district:
1. Ms. Venkatamma w/o Shri Sathya Reddy r/o Wadvat village in
Maganoor Block;
2. Shri S. Manikyappa, S/o Shri Balappa r/o Ammireddy pally village of
Damaragidda Block; and
3. Shri Lalappa S/o Shri Sayappa r/o Sajjanapur of Damaragidda Block.
Farmers were convinced with adopted technology.
Luxuriant growth due to excessive moisture (rains) has reduced pod
bearing thereby affecting grain yield.
Nalgonda
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2. GUJARAT
Crop: Green gram (Mag) | Season: Kharif-2010
No.
1
Banaskantha
Districts
2
Kutch
Total
2
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Tharad
Bhabhar
Vav
Bhuj
Mandvi
Rapar
Villages
17
13
21
29
7
26
113
6
5
5,000 ha
4,699
Pusa-9531
GM-4 & K-851
3. Seed treatment with Trichoderma fungicide;
5. Application of micro-nutrients-Zinc sulphate, boron, & ferrous
sulphate;
6. Application of phosphatic & potassic fertilizers;
7. IPM based pest surveillance & management there of using
bio-agents, bio-pesticides and chemical pesticides.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
88 Kg/ha
605 Kg/ha
Highest yield
120 Kg/ha
1,550 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
60 Kg/ha
191 Kg/ha
503 Kg/ha
(-) 83%
20%
538 Kg/ha
(-) 84%
12%
Cost of cultivation
Banaskantha district (Block Tharad):
names
1. Shri Patel Manji Vaghabhai;
2. Shri Patel Bhimjibhai Malabhai;
3. Shri Patel Laxmanbhai Rupsibhai;
4. Shri Patel Prakashbhai Hirabhai; and
5. Shri Patel Bhikhabhai Kalabhai.
Banaskantha district (Block Bhabhar):
1. Shri Patel Karsan Karamshibhai;
2. Shri Patel Nanji Parkhabhai;
3. Shri Desai Laxman Meghajibhai;
4. Shri Patel Bhanjibhai Vashrambhai; and
5. Shri Mali Nakaji Dhudajibhai.
Banaskantha district (Block Vav):
1. Shri Patel Lakhdhirbhai Keshubhai;
2. Shri Patel Rameshbhai Savjibhai;
3. Shri Harijan Pathu Hengodabhai;
4. Shri Rajput Mansing Ajmal; and
5. Shri Patel Jetsibhai Umedbhai.
Kutch district:
1. Shri Valjibhai Vaghjjibhai Pindoriya;
2. Shri Patel Kantilal Dayalal;
3. Shri Patel Bhimji Mavjibhai;
4. Shri Patel Mavji Kanjibhai; and
5. Shri Vela Parbat Jivabhai.
A3P technology package and inputs have helped to improve the
technological competence of farmers for augmenting Moong yield.
Moong cv. Pusa-9531 was not suitable for Kharif season.
A3P program has created realization of the importance of soil
amendments, micro-nutrients and phosphatic & potassic fertilizers in
conjunction with IPM approach of pest management for augmenting
Moong yield.
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3. KARNATAKA
Crop: Green gram (Hesaru) | Season: Kharif-2010
No.
1
Bidar
Districts
2
Dharwar
3
Gadag
4
Gulbarga
5
Yadagir
Total
5
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Aurad
Bhalki
Humnabad
Dharwar
Hubli
Navalagund
Gadag
Ron
Afzalpur
Chincholi
Gulbarga
Jewargi
Shahpur
Surpur
Yadagir
Villages
30
25
20
4
10
3
6
5
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
117
15
19
19,000 ha
36,111
Lam-460 (LGG-460)
Sel-4 & China Moong.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
515 Kg/ha
428 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,100 Kg/ha
1,100 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
25 Kg/ha
50 Kg/ha
276 Kg/ha
87%
55%
538 Kg/ha
2010-11
(-) 4%
(-) 20%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 20,745/-
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Bidar district:
1. Smt. Kashibai w/o Shri Baburao r/o Lakhangaon;
2. Shri Vaibhav s/o Shri Bhavrao r/o Lakhangaon;
3. Shri Jagannath Reddy s/o Shri Raj Reddy r/o Nirna village of
Humnabad Block;
4. Shri Riyaj Patel s/o Shri Lashkar Patel r/o Otagi village of Humnabad
Block; and
5. Shri Ghaleppa s/o Shri Nagshetty r/o Jojana.
Dharwad district:
1. Shri Siddappa Shivappa Sambaji r/o Mantur village of Hubli Block;
2. Shri Nijaguni Mahadevappa Nijaganavar r/o Manturvillage of
Hubli Block;
3. Shri Yellappa V. Shinde r/o Annigeri; and
4. Shri Siddappa Mallappa Kappatanavar r/o Annigeri.
Gadag district:
1. Shri Basappa r/o Y. Jalihal;
2. Shri Davalasab r/o K. Kalakapur;
3. Shri Mallikarjanaya r/o V. Virpur; and
4. Shri Irrana r/o B. Kadliundi.
Gulbarga district:
1. Shri Sidramappa;
2. Shri Baswanappa;
3. Shri Siryakanth; and
4. Shri Jagannath.
Varietal choice need be left to District level Agriculture Officers.
A3P has been widely accepted by farmers for sustainable production of
pulses particularly INM & IPM inputs including E-Pest surveillance. E-Pest
surveillance led to yield increase to the extent of 25 to 40% in green gram.
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4. MAHARASHTRA
Crop: Green gram (Mug) | Season: Kharif-2010
No.
1
Akola
Districts
2
Ahmednagar
3
Amravati
4
5
Buldhana
Dhule
6
7
Jalna
Jalgaon
8
9
Nandurbar
Parbhani
Total
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Yield parameters
Average yield
Highest yield
Lowest yield
9
Blocks
Villages
Akola
5
Akot
8
Ahmednagar
11
Parner
20
Daryapur
8
Bhatakuli
9
Mehkar
9
Shindkheda
24
Shirpur
14
Arhe
15
Thalner
12
Sangvi
23
Nardhana
14
Golapangari-Ner
9
Amalner
23
Dharangaon
34
Shahda
102
Jintur
15
Selu
8
Parbhani
17
20
380
16
16,000 ha
19,862
Utkarsha, Kopargaon, BM 2002-1, Vaibhav (Phule M-9339), Phule M-2,
BPMR-145, BM-4, Vipula & local.
Utkarsha, Nirmal, Navin, PKV Moong- 8802, Phule M-2, Kopargaon,
BM-4, Chamki Moong, Vaibhav (Phule M-9339), DM 2000-1,
BPMR-145 & local.
2. Timely sowing;
4. Inter-culture & weeding;
6. Adoption of IPM practices for monitoring of pest using Pheromone
traps & lures and bio-agents to keep the pest under manageable
limits.
Main plot
883 Kg/ha
722 Kg/ha
1,400 Kg/ha
1,276 Kg/ha
350 Kg/ha
190 Kg/ha
671 Kg/ha
32%
8%
538 Kg/ha
64%
34%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 22,583/Highest yield performing farmers’ names Akola district (Akola Block):
1. Shri Dadarao Thathod;
2. Shri Sunil Ramkrishna Modak;
3. Smt. Taibai Dhondoji Thathod; and
4. Shri Sukhdev Vasudev Adhau.
Akola district (Akot Block):
1. Shri Mahgesh Rambhau Mohokar;
2. Shri Nilkhant Panjabrao Mohokar;
3. Shri Dadarao tulsiram Patharkar;
4. Shri Shaligram Motiram Makone;
5. Shri Shaya Ramchandra Barethiya;
6. Amol Vithal Gaikwad; and
7. Avinash Murlidhar Lande.
Buldhana district:
1. Shri Vijay Kautikram Deshmukh r/o Chaigaon;
2. Shri Gajanan Dashrath Surushe r/o Chaigaon;
3. Shri Bhujang Maruti Londhe r/o Chaigaon;
4. Shri Parshuram Totaram Tangade r/o Kalapvihir; and
5. Shri Ashok Amruta Mangadhe r/o Kalapvihir.
Dhule district (Block Shindkheda):
1. Shri Luxman Sanket Patil r/o Sulwade;
2. Ms. Sunita Bhanudas Pawar r/o Warsoos;
3. Shri Shriram Shankar Patil;
4. Shri Sukhlal Uttam Koli r/o Amalthe; and
5. Shri Sandip Komalsingh Girase.
Dhule district (Block Shirpur):
1. Shri Santosh Nana Kalal;
2. Shri Bansilal Onkar Badgujar;
3. Shri Sharad Bapurao Patil;
4. Shri Gokul Janrao Patil; and
5. Shri Dilip Dagadu Patil.
Jalna district:
1. Shri Rajput Bajrang Ramchandra;
2. Shri Gore Rajendra Madhav;
3. Shri Deshmukh Ashok Shankarao;
4. Shri Khandebharad Suresh; and
5. Shri Handebharad Yogesh Badrinarayan.
Jalgaon district (Block Dharangaon):
1. Shri Pundalik Shahadu Mali r/o Vivare;
2. Tukaram Vedu Patil r/o Bhavarkheda;
3. Shri Bebabai Subhash Patil r/o Bhavarkheda;
4. Shri Sugriv Popot Patil r/o Jambhore; and
5. Ms. Durgabai Budha Bhil r/o Jambhore.
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Nandurbar district:
1. Shri Ravindra Dashrath Patil
Parbhani district (Block Jintur):
1. Shri Laxman Rangnathrao
Parbhani district (Block Selu):
1. Shri Vishwanath Sakharam Solanke
Parbhani district (Block Parbhani):
1. Shri Naresh Sudhakarrao Galakatu.
Inputs provided under A3P program are crucial for enhancement of
productivity and higher economic returns. Farmers demanded that
Dal Mill need be established in the pulse growing areas in Maharashtra
supported with market intervention if prices fall during marketing
season.
A3P program is a step forward to sustain the productivity of pulses in
the State. Green gram yield increased up to 40% over local practices in
certain A3P units. Self Help Groups (SHGs) were formed to source inputs
and technology in some villages.
5. ODISHA
Crop: Green gram (Mung) | Season: Kharif-2010
No.
1
Districts
Bolangir
2
Subarnapur
3
Kalahandi
Total
3
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Yield parameters
Average yield
Highest yield
Lowest yield
2010-11
Cost of cultivation
Net return
Blocks
Villages
37
50
61
34
133
57
372
Bolangir
Agalpur
Sonepur
Birmaharajpur
Bhawanipatna
Kesinga
6
5.524
5,524 ha
7,612
LAM-460
PDM-54, PDM-139, PDM-11, K-851, TARM-2 & local.
2. Seed treatment;
3. Timely sowing in lines with seed drill;
4. Application of bio-fertilizers;
5. Application of micro-nutrients; and
6. IPM using bio-pesticides & chemical pesticides.
Main plot
794 Kg/ha
755 Kg/ha
1,586 Kg/ha
1,510 Kg/ha
460 Kg/ha
455 Kg/ha
230 Kg/ha
245%
228%
538 Kg/ha
48%
Rs. 7,724/Rs. 30,284/Rs. 22,560/-
40%
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Highest yield performing farmers’ names
Bolangir district:
1. Shri Hiraram Mallik, s/o Shri Chanda r/o Bhundimuhan,
Block- Bolangir;
2. Shri Jadumani Bag, s/o Shri lakhminarayan r/o Bhundimuhan,
Block- Bolangir; and
3. Shri Dhansingh Bhue, s/o Shri Mahadev r/o Bhundimuhan,
Block- Bolangir.
Subarnapur district:
1. Shri Pardes Bagha r/o Nuagarh village of B. M. Pur Block;
2. Shri Ranjit Ratha r/o Nuagarh village of B. M. Pur Block;
3. Shri Ramakanta Ratha r/o Nuagarh village of B. M. Pur Block;
4. Shri Sarat Mishra r/o Mallickmunda village of Sonepur Block; and
5. Shri Karam Chand Mohanty r/o Gadia village of Sonepur Block.
Kalahandi district:
1. Shri Suresh Jani r/o Karlaguda village, Block-Bhawanipatna;
2. Shri Khirasindhu Bhoi r/o Sujanpur village, Block-Bhawanipatna;
3. Shri Ugre Goud r/o Karlaguda village, Block-Bhawanipatna;
4. Shri Aswini Patra r/o Sujanpur village, Block-Bhawanipatna; and
5. Shri Sanuja Goud r/o Karlaguda village, Block-Bhawanipatna.
A3P has resulted in increasing the income of farmers besides awareness
of improved varieties, IPM & INM practices. Mung variety LAM-460 has
been widely accepted in Kalahandi district.
productivity of Mung crop in the State.
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6. RAJASTHAN
Crop: Green gram (Moong) | Season: Kharif-2010
No.
1
Districts
Blocks
Villages
Sarwar
10
Arai
9
2
Churu
Sujangarh
30
Rajgarh
31
3
Jaipur
Dudu
14
Sambhar
45
Phagi
36
4
Jodhpur
Luni
2
Bilara
2
Bhopalgarh
2
5
Nagour
Kuchaman City
8
Parbatsar
3
Degana
3
Mundwa
4
Nagour
7
Riyabadi
3
Merta city
3
Jayal
4
6
Tonk
Newai
30
Malpura
16
Todaraising
15
Total
6
22
197
Number of A3P units
28.112
Total area of units
28,112 ha
Beneficiary farmers
23,676
Minikit variety
SML- 668 & RMG-492
K-851, SML-668, Dinkar, RMG-62, MUM-2, RMG-268, GM-4 & local.
3. Seed treatment with Carbendanzim fungicide;
4. Application of weedicide;
5. Application of gypsum @ 250 Kg/ha for soil amendment;
6. Application of Zinc Sulphate @ 25 Kg/ha & DAP @ 50 Kg/ha;
7. Timely inter-culture, weeding & irrigation; and
8. Adoption of IPM package for pest monitoring using Pheromone traps &
lures followed by pest management using Azadiractin & Endosulphan.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
882 Kg/ha
793 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,850 Kg/ha
1,240 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
200 Kg/ha
300 Kg/ha
621 Kg/ha
42%
28%
538 Kg/ha
2010-11
64%
47%
Ajmer
84
Cost of cultivation
Net return
names
Rs. 11,932/Rs. 29,343/Rs. 17,411/Ajmer district:
1. Shri Mahaveer s/o Shri Sukhdev Jat;
2. Shri Gopal s/o Shri Jagdish Ram;
3. Shri Harji Ram s/o Shri Ram Chandra Dhakar;
4. Shri Ram Narain s/o Shri Ugma Jat; and
5. Shri Ram Dayak s/o Shri Ballu Jat.
Churu district:
1. Shri Nandnath s/o Shri Kulunath r/o Parevra;
2. Shri Anaram s/o Shri Tulcha Ram Jat r/o Sarubari;
3. Shri Sumermal s/o Shri Lal Chand Jat r/o Neema;
4. Shri Jaylal s/o Shro Bhau Ram Jat r/o Changothi; and
5. Smt. Dayavanti w/o Malikraj r/o Galar.
Jaipur district:
1. Shri Ganesh s/o Shri Meh Ram Jat;
2. Shri Bheru Lal s/o Shri Ladu Ram;
3. Shri Kailash s/o Shri Sobhag Mal Jain;
4. Shri Sheoji Ram s/o Shri Nanag Ram; and
5. Shri Gopal s/o Shri Ramu Ram.
Jodhpur district:
1. Shri Mangal Singh s/o Shri Ladu Ram;
2. Shri Sadik Khan s/o Shri Chel Khan;
3. Shri Mangi Lal s/o Shri Mansa Ram;
4. Shri Buddha Ram s/o Shri Lisa Ram; and
5. Shri Om Giri, s/o Shri Anoop Giri.
Nagour district:
1. Shri Bhanwarlal s/o Shri Hemaram;
2. Shri Jagdish s/o Shri Ganesh Das;
3. Shri Kalu Ram s/o Shri Binja Ram;
4. Shri Raju Ram s/o Shri Balu Ram;
5. Shri Om Prakash s/o Shri Pancha Ram;
6. Shri Lichhma Ram s/o Shri Mangilal;
7. Shri Ummedram, s/o Shri Bhanwruram; and
8. Shri Ram Jeewan, s/o Shri Hari Ram.
Tonk district:
1. Shri Ram Dev;
2. Shri Rati Ram;
3. Shri Ramesh;
4. Shri Ram Raj; and
5. Shri Hansraj.
A3P has created awareness of INM & IPM amongst farmers besides
benefits of certified seed of improved varieties of Moong and timely
cultural operations for obtaining higher yield.
A3P Program has proved best tool for sustained increase of yield of
Moong. The program should be continued in the present form with
emphasis on State & sowing season specific varietal adaptability.
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Performance of Green gram
(Rabi: 2010-11)
A3P-green gram has been organized in 195 villages of 10 blocks in 6 districts of Andhra Pradesh and Odisha
States on an area of 0.09 lakh ha engaging 13,751 beneficiary farmers during Rabi: 2010-2011.
Green gram ranks 3rd in area, 5th in production and 7th in productivity amongst pulses in the country. The
state specific area & production configurations during 2010-11 are presented below:
Green gram-TE-Rabi-summer: 2010-11: Area ('000' ha)
Madhya Pradesh 0%
Bihar
23%
Odisha
26%
Uttar Pradesh 5%
Other
10%
Tamil Nadu
21%
Andhra Pradesh
17%
Maharashtra
1%
Karnataka
2%
Figure 1
Other states 5%
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Green gram-TE-Rabi-summer: 2010-11 Production ('000' Tons)
Madhya Pradesh 0%
Bihar
32%
Uttar Pradesh 9%
Other
19%
Odisha
20%
Tamil Nadu
13%
Andhra Pradesh
15%
Maharashtra
1%
Karnataka
1%
Figure 2
Other states 9%
Chapter 7: Performance of Green gram (Rabi: 2010-11)
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1. ANDHRA PRADESH
Crop: Green gram (Pachapesalu) | Season: Rabi: 2010-11
No.
1
Srikakulam
Districts
2
Vizianagaram
Total
2
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Ransthalam
Tekkali
Jami
Gantyada
Bobbili
Villages
5
5
5
5
65
85
5
5
5,000 ha
6,298
LGG-460
ML-267, Nalla Pesara local
3. Seed treatment with Carbendanzim fungicide;
4. Basal application of gypsum-a soil amendments & source of sulphur;
5. Basal application nitrogenous fertilizers & Muriate of Potash (MOP);
6. Timely water management; and
7. Need based crop protection using bio-pesticides and chemical pesticides.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
800 Kg/ha
519 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,100 Kg/ha
810 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
384 Kg/ha
200 Kg/ha
376 Kg/ha
113%
38%
404 Kg/ha
2010-11
98%
28%
Cost of cultivation
Srikakulam district:
names
1. Shri Ponna Ramanayya, s/o Shri Ramanarao of Tekkali Block;
2. Shri Jallu Tirupati Rao s/o Shri Lingamurty of Tekkali Block;
3. Shri Lanka Krishna s/o Shri Papineedu of Ransthalam Block;
4. Ch. Ramana, s/o Shri Applaramanna of Ransthalam Block; and
5. Shri B. Madhava Rao, s/o Shri Suryanarayana of Tekkali Block.
Vizianagaram district:
1. Ms. M. Appamma of Bobbili Block;
2. Ms. Sirla Paramesu r/o Sivadavalasa village of Bobbili Mandal;
3. Sh. Gullipalli Eswara Rao r/o Vizinigiri village of Jami Mandal;
4. Sh. Majji Suryanarayana r/o Vizinigiri village of Jami Mandal; and
5. Sh. Siriki Sriramamurthy r/o Vizinigiri village of Jami Mandal.
Farmers found complete technology package most useful including
Moong cv. LRG-460.
The demonstrated technology has an edge over local practices.
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2. Odisha
Crop: Green gram (Mung) | Season: Rabi: 2010-11
No.
1
Districts
Blocks
Villages
Bolangir
42
Agalpur
2
Subarnapur
Sonepur
16
3
Kalahandi
Bhawanipatna
21
4
Raygada
Gudari
31
Total
4
5
110
Number of A3P units
4
Total area of units
3,930 ha
Beneficiary farmers
7,453
PDM-54, PDM-139, TARM-1 & SML-668.
2. Seed treatment;
3. Timely sowing in lines with seed drill;
4. Application of bio-fertilizers;
5. Application of micro-nutrients; and
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
729 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,510 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
455 Kg/ha
332 Kg/ha
120%
425 Kg/ha
2010-11
72%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 22,332/Beneficiaries response towards A3P
A3P has resulted in increasing the income of farmers besides awareness of
improved varieties, IPM & INM practices.
productivity of Mung crop in the State.
Bolangir
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8
Performance of Bengal gram
(Rabi: 2010-11)
A3P-Bengal gram has been organized in 6,716 villages of 253 blocks in 66 districts of 11 States on an area of
2.71 lakh ha engaging 3.09 lakh beneficiary farmers during Rabi-summer: 2010-2011.
Bengal gram ranks 1st in area, production and productivity amongst pulses in the country. The State
Bengal gram (TE: 2010-11) : Area (Mha)
Rajasthan
19%
Andhra Pradesh
6%
Uttar Pradesh
6%
Chattisgarh
3%
Gujarat
2%
Haryana
1%
Karnataka
10%
Jharkhand 1%
Bihar 1%
Orissa 1%
Other
3%
Maharashtra
16%
West Bengal 0%
Madhya Pradesh
34%
Figure 1
Others 0%
90
Bengal gram (TE: 2010-11) Production (Mill. Tons)
Karnataka
8%
Uttar Pradesh
6%
Rajasthan
20%
Chattisgarh
3%
Gujarat
2%
Haryana
1%
Other
2%
Andhra Pradesh
9%
Maharashtra
16%
Madhya Pradesh
33%
Figure 2
Jharkhand 1%
Bihar 1%
Orissa 0%
West Bengal 0%
Others 0%
Chapter 8: Performance of Bengal gram (Rabi: 2010-11)
1. ANDHRA PRADESH
Crop: Bengal gram (Sanagalu) | Season: Rabi: 2010-11
No.
1
Districts
Blocks
Villages
Boath
9
Indervelly-Narnoor
6
Bela
3
2
Kurnool
Kallur
1
Kowthalam
3
Chippagiri
2
Sanjamala
1
Orvakal
5
3
Prakasam
Inkollu
1
Maddipadu
7
Naguluppalapadu
2
Tangutur
3
Zarugumalli
4
Total
3
13
47
Number of A3P units
13
Total area of units
13,000 ha
Beneficiary farmers
12,153
Minikit variety
JG-11, Kak-2
Annegiri, ICCV-37, ICCV-11, JAKI-9218, KAK-2, JG-11
3. Seed treatment with Trichoderma;
4. Application of gypsum as soil amendment;
7. Application of weedicide;
8. Timely crop protection using Neem oil followed by Monocrotophos @
750 ml/ha at 50% flowering stage and thereafter Chloropyriphos @
1.25 litre/ha and later Carbendanzim 20 days after 1st spray.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
1,915 Kg/ha
1,436 Kg/ha
Highest yield
2,800 Kg/ha
2,175 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
1,000 Kg/ha
750 Kg/ha
1,233 Kg/ha
56%
16%
895 Kg/ha
2010-11
114%
60%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 30,010
Adilabad
91
92
names
Adilabad district:
1. Shri Chandrakanth r/o Gaurapur of Indervelly Narnoor Block;
2. Shri Vijay Kumar, s/o Shri Gopal of Bela Block; and
3. Shri A. Shanker of Boath village & Block.
Kurnool district:
1. Shri A. Saibaba Reddy, s/o Sh. Venkataranga Reddy of Kallur Block;
2. Shri B. Ramanjaneyulu, s/o Sh. Eswarappa r/o Yerur village of
Chippagiri Block;
3. Shri Y. Raviprakash Reddy, s/o Sh. Kullai Reddy;
4. Shri G. Sanjeeva Rayudu, s/o Sh. Nandanna r/o H. Kottal village of
Orvakal Block; and
5. Shri B. Narsa Reddy, s/o Sh. Venkata Reddy r/o Rowder village of
Kowthalam Block.
Prakasam district:
1. Shri Surapati Manohara Rao r/o Duddukuru village of Inkollu Block;
2. Shri Surapati Srinivasa Rao r/o Duddukuru village of Inkollu Block;
3. Shri P. Srinivasa Rao r/o Naguluppalapadu village & Block; and
4. Shri G. Prabhakar r/o Duddukuru village of Inkollu Block.
Farmers were satisfied with the technology package.
Delayed sowing due to heavy rains during November has impacted the
productivity despite best technology module in Prakasham (Coastal
district). Weather situation in Adilabad & Kurnool districts was normal
resulting in harnessing the potential of given production technology
thereby boosting the production & productivity of Bengal gram in the
State.
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2. BIHAR
Crop: Bengal gram (Chana) | Season: Rabi: 2010-11
No.
1
Bhojpur
Districts
2
lakhisarai
3
Bhagalpur
Total
3
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Shahpur
Bihiya
BArhara
Koelwar
Suraygadha
lakhisarai
Barhiya
Kahalgou
Goradih
Sabourand
Bathnagar
Villages
32
49
38
11
119
3
3,000 ha
3,081
RSG-963
JG-11
2. Seed treatment with fungicide/bio-agent-Trichoderma and insecticide;
5. Application of soil amendments-Phospho-gypsum and
micro-nutrients; and
6. Application of bio-pesticide Azadiractin 300 ppm and insecticide for
crop protection.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
1,511 Kg/ha
1,811 Kg/ha
Highest yield
2,020 Kg/ha
2,500 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
800 Kg/ha
800 Kg/ha
1187 Kg/ha
28%
53%
895 Kg/ha
2010-11
69%
102%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 20,288/-
94
names
Bhojpur:
1. Shri Ganesh Tiwari;
2. Shri Shivlakhan Singh;
3. Shri Ram Bahadur Singh;
4. Shri Shrinath Singh; and
5. Shri Kapil muni Singh.
Lakhisarai:
1. Shri Kanhaiyya Singh;
2. Shri Anil Singh;
3. Shri Bablu Singh;
4. Shri Omkar Singh; and
5. Mohd. Siyyad.
Bhagalpur:
1. Shri Narayan Singh;
2. Shri Ramdev Pratap Singh;
3. Shri Ashok Yadav;
4. Shri Kailash Yadav; and
5. Shri Chhotelal Yadav.
Demonstrated technology in general and seed inoculation with PSB
culture and prophylactic application of Azadiractin for pest control has
been preferred by the farmers except RSG-963 of Bengal gram variety
supplied in the minikits.
Phosphatic fertilizers, Bio-pesticides & Neem oil for crop protection
& weedicide Pendemethalin to control weeds have been found most
effective besides other demonstrated technologies in realizing economic
yield of Bengal gram.
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3. Chhattisgarh
No.
1
Districts
Blocks
Villages
Balod
17
Gurur
17
Gunderdehi
11
Patan
20
2
Kabirdham
Kawardha
25
Sahaspur-Lohara
15
Pandariya
5
3
Rajnandgaon
Rajnandgaon
14
Dongargarh
17
Khairagarh
12
Chhuikhadan
14
Total
3
11
167
Number of A3P units
10
Total area of units
9,790 ha
Beneficiary farmers
7,812
Minikit variety
JG-63, Jawahar Gram-130 (JG-130) & PKV Kabuli-2
JG-74, Vaibhav (RG-9218), Vishal Phule (G-8720), Vijay (Phule G81-1-1-1),
JG-11, Jawahar Gram-16 (SAKI-9516), JG-315, Ujjain-21, Jawahar Gram
(JG-130) & JG-218
2. Seed treatment with bio-agent-Trichoderma;
4. Application of gypsum as source of Sulphur and soil amendment as
well;
5. Application of Zinc sulphate-micronutrient;
6. Application of weedicides to control weeds effectively to economize on
labour cost; and
7. IPM based pest surveillance using Pheromone traps & lures and
management of pest using bio-pesticide and chemical pesticides.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
1,273 Kg/ha
1,291 Kg/ha
Highest yield
2,300 Kg/ha
1,750 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
610 Kg/ha
640 Kg/ha
959 Kg/ha
33%
35%
895 Kg/ha
2010-11
42%
44%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 19,047/Durg
96
names
Durg district:
1. Shri Lochan s/o Shri Chatur r/o Pasaud, Block-Gunderdehi;
2. Shri Toshan s/o Shri Hariram r/o Khairwahi, Block-Balod; and
3. Shri Gopal s/o Shri Hariram r/o Khairwahi, Block-Balod.
Rajnandgaon district:
1. Shri Bahalram s/o Shri Pilaramr r/o Garrapar, Block-Khairagarh;
2. Shri Bankelal s/o Shri Bulku r/o Kritbans, Block-Chhuikhada.
A3P-Bengal gram program has convinced the farmers for controlling Pod
borer pest (Helicoverpa armigera) and needed nutrient management by
adopting IPM & INM practices respectively.
A3P has helped in area expansion under gram in the State particularly
extending to non-traditional gram growing areas. A3P units were also
used as a means of Certified seed production registering the selected A3P
units with State Seed Corporation & State Seed Certification Agency. State
has also included A3P units under Crop insurance as a social safety net for
the pulse growers in Durg district.
97
4. Gujarat
No.
1
Districts
Dahod
Total
1
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Garbada
Dahod
Jhalod
3
Villages
17
14
19
50
3
3,000 ha
3,208
Gujarat Gram-2, JAKI-9218
Dahod Yellow
2. Seed treatment with Thirum and bio-agent-Trichoderma;
4. Application of Bentonite sulphur granules;
5. Application of Gujarat grade micro-nutrients;
6. Basal application of DAP followed with two foliar spray of Urea @ 5 Kg/ha
at flowering and thereafter; and
management of pest using bio-pesticide Azadiractin 300 ppm, Neem
oil and Profenophos insecticide and bio-agent-NPV for Heliothis.
Yield performance
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
1,132 Kg/ha
940 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,180 Kg/ha
990 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
1,008 Kg/ha
892 Kg/ha
1,136 Kg/ha
At par
(-) 17%
895 Kg/ha
2010-11
26%
5%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 24,698/-
98
names
Dahod district (Block Garbada):
1. Shri Gohil Natha Rupabhai
2. Shri Baria Laliben Modiya;
3. Shri Ninama Jodhubhai Ditabhai;
4. Shri Bhuriya Raichand Tersingh; and
5. Shri Baria Bhagabhai Valabhai.
Dahod district (Block Dahod):
1. Shri Saugada Khima Ratan;
2. Shri Parmar Mala Dulabhai;
3. Shri Parmar Rupsing Ramubhai;
4. Shri Damor Diwan Badhiya; and
5. Chauhan B. Ditabhai.
Dahod district (Block Jhalod):
1. Shri Bhuriya Ramanbhai Kulabhai;
2. Shri Palas Nirabhai Hirjibhai;
3. Shri Amaliyar Jithrabhai Dhanjibha;
4. Shri Vahauniya Hirabhai Manharbhai; and
5. Shri Bhuriya Ramesh Rayabhai.
A3P program has created awareness about the importance of INM & IPM
practices for augmenting Bengal gram yield per unit area besides access
to quality seeds and IPM & INM inputs.
A3P has helped to educate the farmers about INM & IPM tools &
techniques.
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5. Haryana
Crop: Bengal gram (Chana/Chhole) | Season: Rabi: 2010-2011
No.
Districts
1
Bhiwani
2
Hisar
Total
2
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Siwani
Hisar-II
Villages
46
35
81
2
2
2,000 ha
3,500
HC-5
C-235 & local
4. Application of Phosphorous;
5. Application of gypsum-as a source of Sulphur & soil amendment;
6. Line sowing;
7. Urea for foliar spray.
management of pest using bio-pesticide/Inseticide and bio-agent-NPV
for Heliothis.
Yield performance
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
1,175 Kg/ha
850 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,600 Kg/ha
1,050 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
400 Kg/ha
400 Kg/ha
982 Kg/ha
20%
(-) 13
895 Kg/ha
2010-11
31%
(-) 5%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 12,950/-
100
names
Bhiwani district:
1. Shri Sohan Lal s/o shri Singh Ram r/o Ghanghalla village of Siwani
Block;
2. Shri Mahabir s/o Shri Balla Ram r/o Mithi village of Siwani Block;
3. Shri Paras Ram s/o Shri Mani ram r/o Kalod village of Siwani Block;
4. Shri Jai Singh s/o Shri Ram Kumar r/o Hunat village of Siwani Block;
and
5. Shri Satbir s/o Shri Har Narayan r/o Bhakran village of Siwani Block.
Hisar district:
1. Shri Nihal Singh s/o Shri Puran Mal r/o Kirtan village of Hisar-II Block;
2. Shri Ran Singh s/o Shri Hari Singh r/o Rawalwas Kalan village of Hisar-II
Block;
3. Shri Shiv Kumar s/o Shri Pratap Singh r/o Bharian village of Hisar-II
Block;
4. Smt. Kalawanti w/o Shri Hanuman r/o Choudharywas village of Hisar-II
Block; and
5. Shri Baljeet s/o Shri Diwan Singh r/o Balsamand village of Hisar-II Block.
A3P program has created awareness about the importance of INM & IPM
practices for augmenting Bengal gram yield per unit area besides access
to quality seeds and IPM & INM inputs.
A3P has helped to educate the farmers about INM & IPM tools &
techniques.
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6. Jharkhand
No.
1
Hazaibagh
Districts
2
Ranchi
Total
2
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Hazaribagh
Barkagawn
Kakamsandi
Ichak
Silli
Bero
Tamar
Angara
Bundu
Ormanjhi
Mander
Ratu
Kanke
Namkum
Lapung
Sonahatu
Burmu
Villages
10
16
4
1
7
9
15
13
24
9
24
18
12
10
16
10
23
221
17
2
2,000 ha
1,985
RSG-963
Pant G-114 & Deshi Chana
1. Seed treatment with Bavistin fungicide @ 2g/Kg of seed;
3. Application of Dolomite as a soil amendment;
4. Application of boron-a micro-nutrient;
5. Line sowing with crop geometry of 30 cm X 10 cm;
6. Application of DAP fertilizer as basal doze followed with foliar 2% Urea
spray;
7. IPM based pest surveillance using Pheromone traps, Lures & use of
Endosulphan, Quinolphos, wettable Sulphur & Mancozeb to control
pests; and
8. Interculture operations at 40-45 days after sowing (DAS).
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
1,255 Kg/ha
840 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,612 Kg/ha
1,050 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
860 Kg/ha
650 Kg/ha
1052 Kg/ha
19%
(-) 20%
895 Kg/ha
2010-11
40%
(-) 6%
102
Cost of cultivation
Net return
names
Rs. 14,325/Rs. 30,090/Rs. 15,765/Hazaribagh district:
1. Shri Sanit Kumar Mahto r/o Horam village in Barkagaon Block;
2. Shri Pratap Narayan Singh r/o Shiladih village in Hazaribagh Block;
3. Smt. Gauri Shankar Prasad r/o Marhand village of Katkamsandi Block;
4. Ms. Kiran Devi r/o Baheri village in Hazaribagh Sadar Block; and
5. Ms. Sanita Devi r/o Sindur village in Hazaribagh Sadar Block.
Ranchi district:
1. Shri Moti Ram Bedia r/o Sagatoli village in Ormanjhi Block;
2. Shri Mani Ram Bedia r/o Gundlitoli village in Angara;
3. Shri Suresh Bedia r/o Nagrabeda village in Angara;
4. Shri Balram Bedia r/o Gundlitoli village in Angara; and
5. Ms. Savitri Bedia r/o Sadma village in Ormanjhi Block.
Bengal gram cv. RSG-963 tested in minikit program revealed that it has
smaller seeds; numbers of pods/plant are more; fruiting is good; low water
requirement & yield is comparatively more than Deshi variety.
economic yield.
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7. Karnataka
Crop: Bengal gram (Kadale) | Season: Rabi: 2010-2011
No.
1
Bijapur
Districts
2
Belgaum
3
Dharwar
4
Gadag
5
Gulbarga
6
Raichur
Total
6
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Indi
Sindagi
B Bagewadi
Bijapur
Muddebihal
Athani
Saundati
Belhangal
Chikkodi
Gokak
Hukkeri
Raibag
Raidurga
Hubli
Dharwar
Navalagund
Gadag
Ron
Shirahatti
Mundargi
Naragund
Afzalpur
Chincholi
Chitapur
Gulbarga
Lingasugur
Manvi
Deodurga
Sindhanur
Raichur
Villages
3
32
6
17
18
25
2
35
79
42
90
32
22
26
48
23
15
34
30
19
25
2
4
2
4
15
9
13
22
12
706
30
75
75,000 ha
1,14,948
ICCV-37, JAKI-9218 & Vihar Phule (G-95311)
Annigeri-1
104
Yield parameters
Average yield
Highest yield
Lowest yield
2010-11
Cost of cultivation
Net return
names
888 Kg/ha
1,923 Kg/ha
500 Kg/ha
Main plot
666 Kg/ha
1,510 Kg/ha
100 Kg/ha
658 Kg/ha
35%
1%
895 Kg/ha
(-) 1%
(-) 26%
Rs. 9,106/Rs. 22,563/Rs. 13,457/Bijapur district:
1. Shri Shankargauch Bhimanagouda Patil r/o Kadlewad village of
Sindagi Block;
2. Shri Siddanna Channabasappa r/o Vadvadagi village of B. Bagewadi
Block;
3. Shri Annappa Satyeppa Vaddar r/o Vadvadagi village of B. Bagewadi
Block;
4. Shri Revansiddappa Prappa Muttagi r/o Vadvadagi village of
B. Bagewadi Block; and
5. Smt. Laxmi Shivappa Vali r/o Vadvadagi village of B. Bagewadi Block.
Belgaum district:
1. Shri Balasab Patil r/o Mangasuli;
2. Shri Amar Appasab Patil r/o Siraguppi village of Athani Block;
3. Shri Parasdagouda Iragouda Patil r/o Mangavadi;
4. Shri Revappa Mallappa Nigadi r/o Yadahalli village of Saundatti Block;
and
5. Shri Malleshappa Hanumant Nageshanavar r/o Yadahalli village of
Saundatti Block.
Dharwar district:
1. Shri Somappa Shivappa Annigeri r/o Shiraguppi village of Hubli Block;
2. Shri Siddayya Shambayya Hosamath r/o Shiraguppi village of Hubli
Block;
3. Shri Ramappa Hanamanthappa r/o Shiraguppi of village of Hubli Block;
and
4. Shri Gurusiddappa Jakappa Malladad r/o Shiraguppi village of Hubli
Block.
Gadag district:
1. Shri Shibanagouda B. Anbgouda;
2. Shri Shashidar B. Hottin;
3. Shri Basavraj Ullagaddi; and
4. Shri Gullappa S. Balaraddi.
Gulbarga district:
1. Shri Khajeppa;
2. Shri Gadeppa; and
3. Shri Ramchandra.
Raichur district:
1. Shri Irappa Amarappa Aidnal;
2. Shri Sharanappa Hanumanthappa Maraldinni;
3. Shri Gaddavva Piddappa Kannapurhatti;
4. Shri Venkateshwar Reddy r/o Anwari camp; and
5. Shri Shiddappa r/o Tupadur.
Farmers have learnt INM & IPM practices including inputs required there
for besides importance of weed management & use of machines for
enhancing efficiency of agricultural operations.
A3P Program need be continued in the present form with emphasis on
State & sowing season specific varietal adaptability. The varietal choice
shall be left to State Department of Agriculture. E-pest surveillance has
been very effective in managing pests. A3P interventions led to 25-40%
higher yield in Bengal gram crop.
105
106
8. MADHYA PRADESH
No.
1
Chhatarpur
Districts
2
Damoh
3
Dewas
4
Guna
5
Jabalpur
6
Narsinghpur
7
Panna
Blocks
Naugaon
Rajnagar
Bijawar
Chhatarpur
Bakshua
Badamalhara
Laudi
Damoh
Patharia
Jabera
Hata
Tendukheda
Batiyagarh
Batera
Dewas
Tonkkhurd
Sonkachh
Bagli
Kannod
Khategaon
Guna
Bamori
Raghogarh
Chachoda
Aron
Jabalpur
Shahpura
Patan
Manjholi
Panagar
Sihora
Narsinghpur
Gotegaon
Kareli
Chichali
Saikheda
Chanwarpatha
Panna
Gunnor
Pawai
Rampura
Ajaygarh
Villages
60
47
59
46
38
98
80
49
75
87
61
40
54
39
47
51
53
72
20
28
46
14
31
83
49
11
20
12
4
12
11
76
42
81
110
101
87
22
17
28
26
12
8
Sagar
9
Satna
10
Shajapur
11
Tikamgarh
12
Ujjain
13
Vidisha
Total
13
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Sagar
Rahatgarh
Jesinagar
Vanda
Kesli
Shahgarh
Khurai
Bina
Malthon
Rahli
Deori
Sohawal
Rampur-Baghelan
Majhagwan
Nagod
Uchehara
Amarpatan
Maihar
Ramnagar
Shajapur
M. Badodiya
Nalkheda
Shujalpur
Kalapipal
Agar
Barod
Susner
Tikamgarh
Baldevgarh
Palera
Prithivipur
Jatra
Niwadi
Ujjain
Ghatiya
Tarana
Khachrod
Mahidpur
Badnagar
Vidisha
Gyaraspur
Nateran
Basoda
Sironj
Kurwai
Lateri
89
86
85,622 ha
83,119
24
23
32
54
76
54
51
47
37
24
14
26
57
70
69
35
30
48
34
15
3
10
14
21
10
10
6
33
76
30
19
49
61
58
78
86
21
145
136
92
128
40
23
32
41
22
4063
107
108
Minikit variety
Jawahar Gram-130, JAKI-9218, Kranti (ICCC-37), JG-63, Aadhar (RSG-963),
JG-322, Jawahar Gram-16 (JAKI-9516) & PKV Kabuli-2.
Ujjain-21, Ujjain-24, JG-11, JG-74, JG-315, JG-218, JG-322 & Local
3. Seed treatment with fungicide; and
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
1,293 Kg/ha
979 Kg/ha
Highest yield
2,290 Kg/ha
1,886 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
610 Kg/ha
300 Kg/ha
863 Kg/ha
50%
13%
895 KG/ha
2010-11
44%
9%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 16, 660/Total value of produce
Chhatarpur district:
1. Shri Chitrangan Chaurasia;
names
2. Shri Munna Ahirwar;
3. Shri Shiv Pratap Singh;
4. Shri Ram Dayal Patel; and
5. Shri Bhupendar Singh Thakur.
Damoh district:
1. Shri Dhur Singh;
2. Shri Satish;
3. Shri Govind Singh;
4. Shri Mahip Singh; and
5. Shri Manoj.
Dewas district:
1. Shri Harinarayan;
2. Shri Rambharose;
3. Shri Ramlal;
4. Shri Mishripal; and
5. Shri Pradeep.
Guna district:
1. Shri Devendra Dhakad;
2. Shri Sitaram Yadav;
3. Shri Ashok Kumar Jain;
4. Shri Mangilal Rajput; and
5. Shri Jagendra Singh.
Jabalpur district:
1. Smt Deepika Shukla;
2. Shri Yadu Nath Singh;
3. Shri Pratap Singh;
4. Shri Kamal Pari; and
5. Shri Bihari lal.
Narsinghpur district:
1. Shri Surendra Singh;
2. Shri Prahlad Patel;
3. Shri Dharam Patel;
4. Shri Vinod Nikhari; and
5. Shri Chanchal Sharma.
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Panna district:
1. Shri Shrikishan;
2. Shri Rudra Pratap;
3. Shri Mohanti;
4. Shri Gaurishankar; and
5. Shri Jagdish Singh.
Sagar district:
1. Shri Hari Singh;
2. Shri Dhan Singh;
3. Shri Soubran Singh;
4. Shri Kaushal Kishore; and
5. Shri Tulsi Ram.
Satna district:
1. Shri Rameshwar Prasad;
2. Shri Gagendra Singh;
3. Shri Ram Singh;
4. Shri Om Prakash Chaurasia; and
5. Shri Ravikaran Prasad.
Shajapur district:
1. Shri Hajarilal;
2. Shri Param Narayan;
3. Shri Gafur Khan;
4. Shri Achal Singh; and
5. Shri Harinarayan.
Tikamgarh district:
1. Shri Amritlal Choubey;
2. Shri Pritam Ghosi;
3. Shri Amit Kumar;
4. Shri Hari Shankar; and
5. Smt. Shanti Devi.
Ujjain district:
1. Shri Garag Singh;
2. Shri Mohan Singh;
3. Shri Jeevan Singh;
4. Shri Nirbhay Singh; and
5. Shri Sajjan Kumar.
Vidisha district:
1. Shri Rajan Singh;
2. Shri Subhash;
3. Shri Gajraj Singh;
4. Shri Jaswant Singh; and
5. Shri Bhagwan Singh.
technology and farmers are highly enthusiastic about it. Farmers have
shown interest in the use of Rhizobium and P.S.B. culture for seed
treatment. Awareness for the use of improved varieties, INM and IPM
oriented production and protection technology for the enhancement of
yield. The use of Ammonium Molybdate increased the yield up to 20%.
Program proved to be an asset for sustaining pulse production in the State.
Awareness of improved varieties has been brought among the farmers.
Productivity reported to be enhanced due to use of IPM technologies,
Moreover fairly good response has been obtained due to the use of INM
technologies. As per the feed back received from the farmers, the use of
Ammonium Molybdate increased the yield up to 20% in Bengal gram.
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9. MAHARASHTRA
Crop: Bengal gram (Harbhara) | Season: Rabi: 2010-2011
No.
1
2
3
4
5
Akola
Amarawati
Beed
Bhandara
Buldhana
Districts
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Chandrapur
Dhule
Hingoli
Jalgaon
Latur
Nagpur
Nanded
Nandurbar
Nasik
Osmanabad
Parbhani
Pune
Satara
Solapur
Wardha
21
Washim
Total
21
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Akola
Daryapur
Majalgaon
Mohadi
Mehakar
Buldhana
Warora
Sakari
Kalmanuri
Yawal
Nilanga
Umred
Hadgaon
Shahada
Niphad
Osmanabad
Parbhani
Junnar
Koregaon
Barshi
Wardha
Hinganghat
Risod
23
Villages
12
8
7
19
2
31
12
30
8
19
7
12
8
95
2
4
21
41
21
19
8
9
5
400
26
26,000 ha
28,666
JAKI-9218, Digvijay, Vijay (Phule G81-1-1-1), Akash (BDNG-797),
Kranti (ICCV-37) & Chaffa.
Vijay (Phule G81-1-1-1), Bharati (ICCV-10), ICCV-37, Vishal Phule (G-8720),
Digvijay, JAKI-9218, Vishwas (Phule G-5), Phule G-12 & local.
2. Timely sowing;
4. Interculture, weeding & Dawara;
6. Adoption of IPM practices to keep the pest under manageable limits.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
1,642 Kg/ha
1,441 Kg/ha
Highest yield
3,250 Kg/ha
3,000 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
500 Kg/ha
200 Kg/ha
904 Kg/ha
82%
59%
895 Kg/ha
2010-11
83%
61%
Cost of cultivation
Net return
names
Rs. 11,549/Rs. 36,481/Rs. 24,932/Akola district (Akola Block):
1. Shri Yashwant Haribhou Chore;
2. Shri Deepak Shriram Patil;
3. Shri Ganesh digamber Vatke;
4. Shri Ajabrao Prahladrao Dhore;
5. Shri Vishnupant Bhagwan Kale; and
6. Shri Sudhakar Shivaji Pingle.
Amaravati district (Dayapur Block):
1. Shri Devidas Pandhri Patharkar;
2. Shri Gajanan Devidas Pathak;
3. Shri Tulsiram Laxmanrao Karule;
4. Shri Vilas Tulsiram Kaysar; and
5. Shri Vishnupant Bhagwan Kale.
Beed district:
1. Shri Sridhar Sakharam Dukare r/o Manur;
2. Shri Navajkhan Nashar Kabi r/o Manur;
3. Shri Shekh Javed Shekh Pasha r/o Manur;
4. Shri Anant Malharrao Shbhedar r/o Manur; and
5. Ms. Narayanibai Srinivas Bajaj r/o Manur.
Bhandara district:
1. Shri Vishnu Sakaramjee Hatwar;
2. Shri Kesav Tulsiramjee Bantey;
3. Shri Ramachandroo Vitobajee Hingy;
4. Shri Rupchand Bodiram Mohtharey; and
5. Shri Yusuf Chand Shekh.
Buldhana district (Buldhana Block):
1. Shri Sanjay Prahlad Akhade;
2. Shri Mahadev NArhari Kinwadkar;
3. Shri Vilas Vasantrao Palaskar;
4. Shri Gajanan Prahlad Jadhav; and
5. Shri Vasantrao Kisanrao Akhade.
Chandrapur district:
1. Shri Maroti Fakira Zade r/o Takali;
2. Shri Mahadev Bhivrao Mungle r/o Kosarasa;
3. Shri Shekhar Shriram Varbhe r/o Hirapur;
4. Shri Gulab Atmaram Dambhare r/o Kawadapur; and
5. Shri Suresh Dadaji Butle r/o Buradgi.
Dhule district:
1. Shri Motiram Dattu Patil r/o Ichapur;
2. Shri Krushna Rupchand Shewale r/o Behad;
3. Shri Jaywant Narayan Khairnar r/o Vitai;
4. Shri Jaganath Tukaram Patil r/o Ubhanti; and
5. Shri Nirmala Dilip More r/o Dhamnar.
Hingoli district:
1. Shri Sachin Baburao Chavan;
2. Ms. Ashabai Pandit Chavan;
3. Shri Panjabrao Pundlikrao Nilkanthe;
4. Ms. Jijabai Shankar Shevalkar; and
5. Shri Ramchandra Tukaram Dhavne.
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Jalgaon district:
1. Shri Sudhakar Naraso Jawale r/o Bamnod;
2. Shri Narendra Vaman Olhe r/o Bamnod;
3. Shri Tushar Hiraman Zambare r/o Bamnod;
4. Shri Prabhakar Bhoju Sarode r/o Padalse; and
5. Shri Ganapat Chudaman Kolh r/o Bamnod.
Latur district:
1. Shri Shivaji Dattatraya Patil r/o Kotalshivani;
2. Shri Santosh Narsing NArhare r/o Masalga;
3. Shri Pralhad Bapusaheb Patil r/o Anandwadi;
4. Shri Dhanaji Waman Patil r/o Anandwadi; and
5. Shri Pandit Ganpati Hangararge r/o Kotalshivani.
Nagpur district:
1. Shri Gangadhar Pisaram Bhoyar r/o Bhopeshwar;
2. Shri Sanjay Madhukar Zade r/o Makardhokada;
3. Shri Sanjay Mahadev Shinde r/o Makardhokada;
4. Shri Tushar Manikrao Sahare r/o Hevti; and
5. Smt. Vanitabai Kisan Bhoyar.
Nanded district:
1. Shri Shankar Bajirao Suryawanshi;
2. Shri Sanjay Uttamrao Shinde;
3. Shri Suresh Motiram Pawar;
4. Shri Balwant Ramrao Deshmukh; and
5. Shri Pandurang Kisan Pawar.
Nandurbar district:
1. Shri Hiralal Onkar Patil r/o Javkheda, Shahda Taluka.
Nasik district:
1. Shri Ambekar Nitin Vasant;
2. Shri Jadhav Namdev Yeshwant;
3. Shri Borste Vimal Pandurang;
4. Shri Aher Narayana Sadashiv; and
5. Shri Kadam Prabhakar Sahadu.
Osmanabad district:
1. Shri Vidhvajeet Anantrao lgle;
2. Shri Satish Vinayakrao Patil;
3. Shri Sarad Hanumant Patil;
4. Shri Rohidas Hanumant Pimpore; and
5. Shri Pradeep Vinayakrao Patil.
Parbhani district:
1. Shri Jaganath Rajabhau Navghare r/o Karla.
Pune district:
1. Shri Dattartray Ghamangi Khomane r/o Belhe;
2. Shri Prakash Keshav Dhogade r/o Aane;
3. Shri Kishor Vasant Kurhade r/o Aane;
4. Shri Nitin Prabhakar Walunj r/o Wadgaon Anand; and
5. Shri Radhuji Chenduji Dhamale r/o Udapur.
Satara district:
1. Shri Satish Ganpat Bhosle r/o Surli, Taluka-Koregaon.
Solapur district:
1. Shri Tataya Ambadas Kashid r/o Dhaitane, Barshi Taluka.
Wardha district:
1. Shri Madan Narayan Pattewar r/o Narsula; and
2. Shri Shailesh Gangadharrao Ghodmare r/o Waiphad.
Washim district:
1. Shri Vasant Vinayak Kulkarni;
2. Shri Hurkhan Turdkhan Pathan;
3. Shri Chanyba Pralhad Korde;
4. Shri Panditrao Ramrao Zanak; and
5. Shri Babanrao Garde.
A3P has created awareness for usefulness of Rhizobium & PSB culture,
seed treatment with fungicides, micronutrients & soil amendments
besides seeds of improved varieties. Self Help Groups (SHGs) formed by
the farmers have facilitated sourcing of agriculture inputs and also for
marketing of agriculture produce including pulses
A3P program is a step forward to sustain the productivity of pulses in
the State. The yield of Harbhara has increased up to 51% in some of A3P
units as compared with local practices. Inter-cropping of Harbhara with
sugarcane and other horticultural crops is catching momentum in the
State.
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10. RAJASTHAN
No.
1
Bikaner
Districts
2
Churu
3
Hanumangarh
4
Jaipur
5
Jhunjhunu
6
Nagaur
Total
6
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Villages
Bikaner
2
Nokha
5
Lunkarnsar
3
Khajuwala
2
Dungargarh
4
Kolayat
2
Sardarshahar
10
Ratangarh
10
Sujangarh
8
Nohar-I
3
Nohar-II
2
Rawatar
9
Anoopshahar
11
Chhanibadi
10
Bhadra-I
11
Bhadra-II
11
Hanumangarh
21
Sangaria
17
Pilibanga
20
Shahpura
46
Phagi
29
Chaksu
39
Navalgarh
50
Mukundgarh
29
Chidawa
59
Surajgarh
62
Chitawa
7
Molasar
10
28
492
38,269
38,269 ha
34,386
RSG-888, Aadhar (RSG-963), Arpita (RSG-895), Pusa-547 (BG-547) &
PGC-1 (Pratap Chana-1).
Kiran (RSG-2), RSG-44, GNG-116, GNG-146, Vardan (GNG-663),
Samrat (GNG-469), C-235, BG-207 & Local.
1. Certified seed of improved variety;
3. Seed treatment with Carbendanzim fungicides;
4. Weed control using Pendimethalin weedicide;
5. Application of micro-nutrients-Zinc Sulphate & gypsum for soil
amendment;
7. Pest monitoring using Pheromone traps & Lures and management
thereof through bio-agents (NPV) & chemical pesticide.
Yield parameters
Average yield
Highest yield
Lowest yield
2010-11
Cost of cultivation
Net return
names
1,337 Kg/ha
3,000 Kg/ha
650 Kg/ha
Main plot
1,275 Kg/ha
2,600 Kg/ha
640 Kg/ha
898 Kg/ha
49%
42%
895 Kg/ha
49%
42%
Rs. 16,249/Rs. 29,841/Rs. 13,592/Bikaner district:
1. Shri Badan Singh s/o Sh. Shaitan Singh Rajput, Kolasar;
2. Shri Devi Singh s/o Shri Tejman Singh Rajput, Kolasar;
3. Shri Pemaram s/o Sh. Magharam Jat, Chak-1 KHM, Khinchia;
4. Shri Chandaram s/o Sh. Gunaram Meghwal, Chak-2, KHM;
5. Shri Bhanwar Lal s/o Sh. Hanuman Prasad Brahman, Jasrasar;
6. Shri Rewant Ram s/o Shri Rawatram Jat, Jasarasar;
7. Shri Huntaram s/o Shri Amara Ram, 6 DLM;
8. Shri Sahiram s/o Shri Hunata Ram Jat, 33 KJD; and
9. Shri Bhawar Lal s/o Shri Sheraram Jat, Likhmidesar.
Churu district:
1. Shri Bhuraram; Likhmandesar;
2. Shri Ramchandar, Berasar;
3. Shri Bajarangdas, Lachharsar;
4. Shri Arjunlal, Bhadasar Utrada; and
5. Shri Pemarama, Sandava.
Hanumangarh district (Block Nohar-I):
1. Shri Omparkash s/o Shri Ladhuram, 33 JSN-Bhukraka;
2. Shri Madansingh s/o Shri Sadulsingh, 33 JSN-Bhukraka;
3. Shri Omparkash s/o Shri Jesaram, 32 JSN-Bhukraka;
4. Shri Premaram s/o Shri Bhuraram,13 NHR-Bhukraka; and
5. Shri Narendar Kumar s/o Shri Sriram, 9 NHR- Bhukraka.
Hanumangarh district (Block Nohar-II):
1. Shri Raisingh s/o Shri Nikkuram, 2 MAM, Malwani;
2. Shri Omkar Singh s/o Shri Samudar Singh, 2 MSM, Malwani;
3. Shri Rajveer Singh s/o Shri Ridmal Singh, 2 MAM, Malwani;
4. Shri Dayanand s/o Shri Madan Lal, 2 MAM, Malwani; and
5. Shri Bahadar Ram s/o Shri Tilokaram, 3 MSM, Malwani.
Hanumangarh district (Block Rawatsar):
1. Shri Loonaram s/o Shri Brijlal, 7 KKM;
2. Shri Bhimraj s/o Shri Puraram, 3 SPD;
3. Shri Surajaram s/o Shri Manful Ram, 3 SPD;
4. Shri Sandeep s/o Shri Biharilal, 15 DWD; and
5. Shri Sahabram s/o Shri Ramjilal, 4 KKM.
Hanumangarh district (Block Anoopshahar):
1. Shri Lichhmanram s/o Shri Surjaram, Kalana;
2. Shri Raja s/o Shri Bularam, Alayala;
3. Shri Diwansingh s/o Shri Sohanlal, Bhadi;
4. Shri Umedsingh s/o Shri Amarsingh, Utradhabas; and
5. Shri Ratanlal s/o Shri Rameshawar, Gheu.
Hanumangarh district (Block Chhanibadi):
1. Shri Krishan s/o Shri Banga Bishan, lakhanbas;
2. Shri Dariyasingh s/o Shri Partapsingh, Suratpura;
3. Shri Krishandev s/o Shri Bhabhuram, Dobi;
4. Shri Dashrath s/o Shri Sultan, Mothsara; and
5. Shri Suresh s/o Shri Mahavir, Dobi.
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Hanumangarh district (Block Bhadra-I):
1. Shri Bhanupartap s/o Shri Amilal, Mothsara;
2. Shri Vinod s/o Shri Amilal, Karanpura;
3. Shri Dayaram s/o Shri Shankarlal, Dungrana;
4. Shri Amilal s/o Shri Ramjilal, Dungrana; and
5. Shri Vikas s/o Shri Ramsingh Godara, 5 BHD.
Hanumangarh district (Block Bhadra-II):
1. Shri Rajendar s/o Shri Asaram, Malkherha;
2. Shri Liluram s/o Shri Harchand, Sahuwala;
3. Shri Sandeep s/o Shri Nihalsingh, Jhansal;
4. Shri Lalchand s/o Shri Fularam, Ninan; and
5. Shri Nathuram s/o Shri Gangaram, Chhanibadi.
Hanumangarh district (Block Hanumangarh):
1. Shri Om Shankar s/o Shri Ram Narayan, 1 STB, Lakhuwali;
2. Shri Bhoop Singh s/o Shri Mani Ram, 14 MJ, Bhunawali Dhani;
3. Shri Chandra Bhan s/o Shri Kanwar Pal, 13 MD, Munda;
4. Shri Rohit Kumar s/o Shri Rajendra Singh, 1 MOD, Makkasar; and
5. Shri Leela Dhar s/o Shri Sugna Ram, 8 KSP, Sherekan.
Hanumangarh district (Block Sangaria):
1. Shri Jasvindar s/o Shri Kartar Singh, 9 BGP, Deengarh;
2. Shri Hanuman s/o Shri Roop Ram, 9 AMP, Bolanwali;
3. Shri Angad Kumar s/o Shri Kashiram, 2 IDG, Indargarh;
4. Shri Kuldeep Singh s/o Shri Jangir Singh, 7 NKR, Chak Heerasinghwala;
and
5. Shri Virendra s/o Shri Hansraj, 7 AMP, Malarampura.
Hanumangarh district (Block Pilibanga):
1. Shri Rajveer Singh s/o Shri Mehar Singh, 22 STG, Dulmana;
2. Shri Jagdish s/o Shri Devilal, 24 STG, Dulmana;
3. Shri Rajpal s/o Shri Madan Gopal, 2 LGW, Longwala;
4. Shri Om Prakash s/o Shri Narsaram; 7 HDP, Hardayalpura; and
5. Shri Ramlal s/o Shri Puran Ram, 40 LLWB, Suranwali.
Jhunjhunu district:
1. Shri Bhagirath s/o Shri Ranjeet Jat, Tograkalan;
2. Shri Satish Kumar s/o Shri Boyat Ram Jat, Sotwara;
3. Shri Subhash s/o Shri Thanaram Jat, Bhamarwashi; and
4. Shri Dayanand s/o Shri Kaluram, Hamirwas.
Nagour district:
1. Shri Bhawrlal s/o Shri Ramu Ram;
2. Shri Prhelad Ram s/o Shri Narain Ram;
3. Shri Gyana Ram s/o Shri Ramu Ram;
4. Shri Nema Ram s/o Shri Uma Ram; and
5. Shri Madan Singh s/o Shri Goordhan Singh.
Jaipur district:
1. Shri Ram Gopal s/o Shri Laxmi Narain;
2. Shri Nanag Ram s/o Shri Gopi Ram;
3. Shri Balu s/o Shri Shrawan Lal;
4. Shri Smt. Phoola w/o Shri Ram Kishor;
5. Shri Shewa Ram s/o Shri Sardar Mal; and
6. Shri Jodha Ram s/o Shri Iswar Lal.
A3P has helped to create awareness of INM & IPM practices amongst
farmers besides use of certified seed of improved varieties of Bengal gram.
A3P Program need be continued in the present form being crucial for
enhancing productivity of Bengal gram.
11. UTTAR PRADESH
No.
1
Banda
Districts
2
Fatehpur
3
Hamirpur
4
Jalaun
5
Jhansi
6
Lalitpur
7
Mahoba
Total
7
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Tindwari
Jaspura
Baberu
Bisanda
Mahua
Naraini
Asothar
Amauli
Vijaypur
Khajuha
Sarila
Maudha
Rath
Dakor
Eat
Rampura
Jalaun
Bamaur
Gursarian
Mauranipur
Bangra
Talbehta
Bar
Mahrauni
Charkhari
Kavarai
Jaitpur
Kulpahar
Villages
40
38
54
12
60
96
6
14
15
58
13
24
18
18
22
14
53
85
26
19
56
9
34
25
25
27
834
18
18,000 ha
15,990
Aadhar (RSG-963), WCG-1, Uday (KPG-59), Pant G-186 & Pusa Kabuli
Gram-128 (Pusa Shubhra).
Pusa-256, Avrodhi, Radhey, Jawahae Gram-16 (SAKI-9516), K-850 &
Haryana Chana-3 (HC86-18).
fungicide;
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Yield parameters
Average yield
Highest yield
Lowest yield
2010-11
Cost of cultivation
Net return
names
1,309 Kg/ha
2,500 Kg/ha
800 Kg/ha
Main plot
1,144 Kg/ha
2,160 Kg/ha
440 Kg/ha
930 Kg/ha
41%
23%
895 Kg/ha
46%
28%
Rs. 14,347/Rs. 30,017/Rs. 15,670/Banda district:
1. Shri Iftikhar Khan s/o Shri Yusuf Khan r/o Bachhaugha village of
Bisanda Block;
2. Smt. Shanti Devi w/o Shri Bhawani Deen r/o Jaspura village of Jaspura
Block;
3. Shri Chheda Singh s/o Shri Ram Kumar r/o Moongus village of
Tindwari Block;
4. Shri Jagat Narain s/o Shri Vishnu Dutt r/o Baberu Gramin village of
Baberu Block; and
5. Shri Vijay Singh s/o Shri Kadawa r/o Baheri village of Mahua Block.
Fatehpur district:
1. Shri Anand Beer Singh s/o Shri Bijai Bahadur r/o Saivashi village of
Asothar Block;
2. Shri Zafar Khan s/o Shri Abdul Majeed r/o Jigni village of Khajuha
Block;
3. Shri Agam Singh s/o Shri Ram Swaroop r/o Manupur village of
Vijaypur Block;
4. Shri Arun Kumar s/o Shri Badri Prasad r/o Chandpur village of Amauli
Block; and
5. Shri Dinesh Singh s/o Shri Bijai Bahadur r/o Saivashi village of
Asothar Block.
Hamirpur district:
1. Shri Gyan Singh s/o Shri Mata Singh r/o Puraini village of Sarila Block;
2. Shri Babu Singh s/o Shri Sukhlal r/o Puraini village of Sarila Block;
3. Shri Munna s/o Shri Horilal r/o Chandaus village of Sarila Block;
4. Shri Bala Prasad s/o Shri Tuganu r/o Bandawa village of Sarila Block;
and
5. Shri Jai Prakash s/o Shri Mohan Lal r/o Bandawa village of Sarila Block.
Jalaun district:
1. Shri Mahendra Singh s/o Shri Ram Prasad r/o Dhaguakala village of
Dakor Block;
2. Smt. Aasha Devi w/o Shri Devendra Kumar r/o Jasarikalan village of
Dakor Block;
3. Shri Kamlesh Kumar s/o Shri Rameshwar Dayal r/o Saidnagar village of
Dakor Block;
4. Shri Ashok Kumar s/o Shri Vansh Gopal r/o Himmatpur village of
Rampura Block; and
5. Shri Sukhram s/o Shri Matadeen r/o Chhona village of Rampura Block.
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Jhansi district:
1. Shri Prem Narayan s/o Shri Ramswarup r/o Aivani village of Gursarain
Block;
2. Shri Raghunandan Yadav s/o Shri Shivdayal r/o Tohraulikela village of
Gursarain Block;
3. Shri Chandra Pal s/o Shri Gariv r/o Rajpura village of Bangra Block;
4. Shri Lalaram s/o Shri Tikaoli r/o Gursarain village of Gursarain Block;
and
5. Smt. Champadevi s/o Shri Rajan Singh r/o Badagaon village of
Mauranipur Block.
Lalitpur district:
1. Shri Kalug s/o Shri Daru r/o Gura village of Mahrauni Block;
2. Shri Ram Charan s/o Shri Khuman r/o Khiriya bharanju village of
Mahrauni Block;
3. Shri Rameshwar s/o Shri Parmanand r/o Samogar village of Mahrauni
Block;
4. Shri Povan s/o Shri Abdul Majid r/o Kuanghoshi village of Mahrauni
Block; and
5. Shri Lakhan s/o Shri Hardas r/o Gadolikalan village of Mahrauni Block.
Mahoba district:
1. Shri Kirpal s/o Shri Gangadeen r/o Karahkala village of Kavarai Block;
2. Shri Rajeev s/o Shri Ghanshyam r/o Saguniyamaph village of Jaitpur
Block;
3. Smt. Meena Devi w/o Shri Ramsewak r/o Ladupur village of Jaitpur
Block;
4. Shri Moani s/o Shri Chaturaiya r/o Batewrakhurd village of Jaitpur
Block; and
5. Shri Kandhi s/o Shri Mohan r/o Sijahari village of Kavarai Block.
application for augmenting Bengal gram productivity in conjunction with
A3P technology module consisting of quality seed of improved varieties,
INM & IPM inputs.
sowing.
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Performance of Lentil
(Rabi: 2010-11)
A3P-lentil has been organized in 2,524 villages of 103 blocks in 22 districts of 6 States on an area of 0.56 lakh ha
engaging 0.53 lakh beneficiary farmers during Rabi: 2010-2011.
Lentil ranks 5th in area and 4th in production and productivity amongst pulses in the country. The State
Lentil-TE: Rabi: 2010-11 (Area in'000' ha)
Jharkhand 1%
Bihar
15%
Madhya Pradesh
37%
West Bengal
4%
Chhattisgarh 1%
Assam
1%
Other 5%
Rajasthan 3%
Uttar Pradesh
37%
Other States 1%
Figure 1
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Lentil-TE: Rabi: 2010-11 (Production in '000'Tons)
West Bengal
6%
Bihar
23%
Madhya Pradesh
19%
Assam
1%
Other
6%
Uttar Pradesh
43%
Jharkhand 2%
Chhattisgarh 0%
Rajasthan 4%
Other states 2%
Figure 2
Chapter 9: Performance of Lentil (Rabi: 2010-11)
1. Assam
Crop: Lentil (Masurmah) | Season: Rabi: 2010-2011
No.
1
Districts
Blocks
Villages
Chapor-Salkocha
5
Bilasipara
9
Mahamaya
3
Golokganj
9
Agomoni
8
Rupshi
10
Debitola
8
Gauripara
6
S/Salmara
6
Fekamari
5
Mankachar
6
Nayerlaga
3
Jamadarhat
3
Birsingjarua
8
2
Baska
Jalah
16
Dhamdhama
8
Tamulpur
21
Total
2
17
134
Number of A3P units
2
Total area of units
2,000 ha
Total number of beneficiary farmers
2,517
Minikit variety
Asha (B-77)
Local
1. Constitution of Commodity Interest Groups for pulse production;
2. Liming in soils;
3. Seed dressing with Rhizobium & PSB culture;
4. Seed treatment with chemicals;
6. Application of FYM & Vermi-compost; and
7. IPM.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
980 Kg/ha
600 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,200 Kg/ha
850 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
800 Kg/ha
500 Kg/ha
494 Kg/ha
98%
21%
591 Kg/ha
2010-11
66%
2%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 8,300/- per ha
Rs. 26,375/- per ha
Net return
Rs. 18,075/Dhubri
123
124
names
Dhubri district:
1. Shri Harun Rashid, r/o Asharikandi, Debitola Block;
2. Shri Abdul Mannan, r/o Falimari-II, Gauripur Block;
3. Shri Mofiz Uddin, r/o Agomoni, Agimoni Block;
4. Shri Promotesh Sanyashi, r/o Lohajani, Agimoni Block; and
5. Shri Anowar Hussain. r/o Asharikandi, Debitola Block.
Baksha district:
1. Shri Jadav Brahma;
2. Shri Uday Brahma;
3. Shri Naden Roy;
4. Shri Jatin Rajbanshi; and
5. Shri Bhaven Medhi.
Highly motivated to adopt new production technology of lentil
cultivation.
Amalgamation of critical inputs has helped to boost pulse production &
productivity in the State.
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2. BIHAR
Crop: Lentil (Masur) | Season: Rabi: 2010-2011
No.
1
Patna
Districts
2
3
Nalanda
Jahanabad
Total
3
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Fatuwa
Barh
Bakhtiyarpur
Pandark
Goshbari
Sarmera
Jahanabad
Makdumpur
Hulasganj
Villages
27
33
39
36
21
159
9
3
3,000 ha
2,490
Azad Masoor-1 (KLS-218)
Sheri (DPL-62) & Mallika (K-75)
1. Improved varieties;
3. Seed inoculation with Rhizobium & PSB culture; and
4. Use of bio-agent namely; Trichoderma and bio-pesticide Azadiractin for
control of pests and application of Sulphur for controlling rust
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
1,351 Kg/ha
1,440 Kg/ha
Highest yield
2,600 Kg/ha
2,500 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
500 Kg/ha
500 Kg/ha
900 Kg/ha
50%
60%
591 Kg/ha
2010-11
129%
144%
Cost of cultivation
Patna district:
1. Shri Anandi Singh;
names
2. Shri Dara Singh;
3. Shri Dinesh Kumar;
4. Shri Raj Ballabh Singh; and
5. Shri Shalok Singh.
Nalanda district:
1. Shri Akhileshawar Prasad;
2. Shri Uday Kumar;
3. Shri Ram Prakash Singh;
4. Shri Kapildev Prasad; and
5. Shri Surendra Prasasd.
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Jahanabad district:
1. Shri Sampurnanand Singh;
2. Shri Rajendra Prasad Singh;
3. Shri Nagendra Prasad Singh;
4. Shri Haribans Prasad Singh; and
5. Shri Ramanand Tiwari.
culture and provision for phosphatic fertilizers has been preferred by
the farmers except Azad Masoor-1 (KLS-218) variety supplied in the
minikits.
Neem oil for crop protection & weedicide Pendamethalin to control weeds
have been found most effective besides other demonstrated technologies
in realizing economic yield of lentil.
3. JHARKHAND
No.
1
Districts
Blocks
Villages
Garhwa
41
Nagar-Untari
35
Khraundhi
9
Kandi
3
Bhawanathpur
9
2
Palamu
Hariharganj
67
Hydernagar
4
Patan
63
Manatu
21
Satbarwa
7
Total
2
10
259
Number of A3P units
2
Total area of units
2,000 ha
Beneficiary farmers
1,932
Minikit variety
Malviya Vishwnath (HUL-57)
Local
4. Application of lime/Dolomite in acidic soils;
5. Application of boron-a micro-nutrient;
6. Application of Urea & DAP fertilizers;
7. Line sowing; and
8. IPM based pest surveillance and management of pests.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
1,156 Kg/ha
733 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,382 Kg/ha
980 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
840 Kg/ha
510 Kg/ha
822 Kg/ha
41%
(-) 11%
591 Kg/ha
2010-11
96%
24%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 16,380/Garhwa
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128
names
Garhwa district:
1. Shri Anuj Kumar Pathak r/o Jhgrakhand village of Bhawanathpur Block;
2. Shri Niwas Ram r/o Sundi village of Kharaundhi Block;
3. Shri Ramkesh Choudhary r/o Kumbakhurd village of Nagar Untari
Block;
4. Shri Brij Kishor Mahto r/o Jata village of Garhwa Block; and
5. Shri Dilip Mahto r/o Jainagra village of Kandi Block.
Palamu district:
1. Shri Jitendra Mehta r/o Piprakala village of Satbarwa Block;
2. Shri Babulal Mehta r/o Basu village of Patan Block;
3. Shri Mithilesh Kumar r/o Purvi Hydernagar village of Hydernagar Block;
4. Shri Aditya Yadav r/o Padma village of Manatu Block; and
5. Shri Satyendra Yadav r/o Baraita village of Satbarwa Block.
The technology has been useful in increasing lentil yield.
economic yield.
4. MADHYA PRADESH
No.
1
Jabalpur
Districts
2
Sagar
3
Vidisha
Total
3
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Kundam
Panagar
Patan
Shahpura
Majholi
Sihora
Sagar
Rahatgarh
Jesinagar
Vanda
Kesli
Shahgarh
Khurai
Bina
Malthon
Rahli
Deori
Vidisha
Gyaraspur
Nateran
Basoda
Sironj
Kurwai
21
19
19,000 ha
18,388
Noori (IPL-81), Jawahar Lentil-3 (SLC-6)
Malika (K-75)
2. Seed inoculation with Rhizobium culture
Yield parameters
Average yield
812 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,505 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
400 Kg/ha
301 Kg/ha
170%
591 Kg/ha
2010-11
37%
Villages
7
21
22
39
6
13
56
30
63
51
78
80
92
52
24
4
56
35
25
31
13
27
32
857
Main plot
629 Kg/ha
1,216 Kg/ha
300 Kg/ha
109%
6%
129
130
Cost of cultivation
Net return
names
Rs. 12,985/Rs. 19,950/Rs. 6,965/Jabalpur district:
1. Shri Satendra Dubey;
2. Shri Ashish Dubey;
3. Shri Prem Singh Lodhi;
4. Shri Nand Kishor Chaturvedi; and
5. Smt. Viddya Chaurasia.
Sagar district:
1. Shri Suresh Kumar;
2. Smt. Sarogni;
3. Shri Vijay Singh;
4. Shri Devi Singh; and
5. Shri Soubran Rai.
Vidisha district:
1. Shri Takah Singh;
2. Shri Harinarayan;
3. Shri Shambhoo Singh; and
4. Shri Harsuddin;
technology and farmers are highly enthusiastic about it. Due to
implementation of A3P program, the adoption of IPM technology helped
the farmers in controlling wilt diseases of lentil. Program also helped in
bringing the awareness for use of improved varieties.
Program proved to be an asset for sustaining pulse production in the
State. Seed treatment and use of improved varieties has solved the
problem of wilt disease to a greater extent. Use of INM technologies has
significantly improved the productivity.
5. Uttar Pradesh
No.
1
2
Allahabad
Bahraich
Districts
3
Banda
4
Hamirpur
5
Jalaun
6
Jhansi
7
Lalitpur
8
Mahoba
9
Shravasti
Total
9
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Villages
Manda
26
Chittaura
68
Prayagpur
5
Visheshwarganj
16
Fakarpur
86
Kaisarganj
8
Mihipurwa
18
Tindwari
36
Badhokhar
50
Baberu
49
Bisanda
34
Kurara
23
Gohanda
29
Muskara
20
Dakor
20
Jalaun
12
Maheva
7
Kadaura
10
Madhogadh
39
Kuthaud
7
Rampura
5
Konch
51
Nadigaon
40
Chirgaon
48
Moth
48
Bamaur
51
Gursarain
73
Madwara
17
Jakhaura
23
Virdha
21
Charkhari
22
Panvadi
22
Kabrai
29
Gilaula
4
Ekauna
4
Hariharpur
11
Sirsiya
15
Jamunaha
22
39
1,069
28
27,532 ha
25,045
PL-3, Pant Lentil-4, P Pant Lentil-5 & Jawahar Lentil-3
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132
Malika (K-75), Priya (DPL-15), DPL-62 (Sheri), Shekhar Masoor-2, Shekhar
Masoor-3 & Malviya Vishwanath (HUL-57)
fungicide;
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
1,116 Kg/ha
847 Kg/ha
Highest yield
2,000 Kg/ha
1,680 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
320 Kg/ha
120 Kg/ha
701 Kg/ha
59%
21%
591 Kg/ha
2010-11
89%
43%
Cost of cultivation
Allahabad district:
1. Shri Arun Kumar s/o Shri Ramraj Singh r/o Unchdeeh village of
names
Manda Block;
2. Shri Motilal r/o Unchdeeh village of Manda Block;
3. Shri Vidhya Sagar s/o Shri Ram Lagan r/o Dohtha village of Manda Block;
4. Shri Vishnu Pratap Singh s/o Shri Dirgaj r/o Unchdeeh village of
Manda Block; and
5. Shri Mahesh Kumar s/o Shri Ranjeet Singh r/o Deva village of Manda
Block.
Baharaich district:
1. Shri Ramlakhan s/o Shri Phagulal of Fakarpur Block;
2. Shri Bansraj s/o Shri Ram Loata r/o Maholi village of Kaisarganj Block;
3. Shri Pratap Singh s/o Shri Rampal Singh r/o Khajuri village of
Prayagpur Block;
4. Shri Janrail Singh s/o Shri Amar Singh r/o Matehikala village of
Mihipurwa Block; and
5. Shri Mugal Prasad s/o Shri Mohan r/o Puraina village of Visheshwarganj
Block.
Banda district:
1. Shri Maheshwar s/o Shri Parga r/o Barauliazam village of Baberu Block;
2. Shri Ram Kishor s/o Shri Rameshwar r/o Anausa village of Baberu Block;
3. Shri Baldev Prasad s/o Shri Raghoo r/o Sathi village of Bisanda Block;
4. Shri Achhelal s/o Shri Mahadev r/o Digbahi village of Badhokar Block; and
5. Shri Ram Raj s/o Shri Siya Ram r/o Godhani village of Tindwari Block.
Hamirpur district:
1. Shri Anil Kumar s/o Shri Avadh Bihari r/o Jhalokhar village of Kurara Block;
2. Shri Bhagvati Prasad s/o Shri Ganga Prasad r/o Jalla village of Kurara Block;
3. Shri Ramasre s/o Shri Kaliya r/o Para village of Kurara Block;
4. Shri Brij Kishor r/o Kurara village of Kurara Block; and
5. Shri Som Prakash s/o Shri Ramasre r/o Kurara village of Kurara Block.
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Jalaun district:
1. Shri Lakshmi Narayan s/o Shri Achhchhe Lal r/o Salabad village of
Jalaun Block;
2. Shri Kishor Singh s/o Shri Bhagvan Das r/o Ait village of Dakor Block;
3. Shri Rameshwar s/o Shri Shankar r/o Karmer village of Dakor Block;
4. Shri Santram s/o Shri Mathur Prasad r/o Akodi village of Jalaun Block;
and
5. Shri Ram Kumar Singh s/o Shri Kishan Singh r/o Jagammapur village of
Rampura Block.
Jhansi district:
1. Shri Arvind Kumar s/o Shri Phool Singh r/o Dera village Moth Block;
2. Shri Gajendra Singh s/o Shri Ram Singh r/o Baghaura village of
Chirgaon Block;
3. Shri Dhaniram s/o Shri Devi r/o Rampura village of Chirgaon Block;
4. Shri Bhagwan Das s/o Shri Kashiram r/o Punch village of Moth Block;
and
5. Shri Gaya s/o Shri Nathuram r/o Garutha village of Bamaur Block.
Lalitpur district:
1. Shri Babu s/o Shri Sher Singh r/o Mamada village of Virdha Block;
2. Shri Narendra s/o Shri Chandraban Singh r/o Katakh village of Virdha
Block;
3. Shri Manohar s/o Shri Tansu r/o Pipariyapali village of Virdha Block;
4. Shri Hariram s/o Shri Ganesh r/o Neemkhera village of Moth Block; and
5. Shri Ganesh s/o Shri Jalam r/o Balabehat village of Virdha Block.
Mahoba district:
1. Shri Kishori Lal s/o Shri Kalu r/o Bahadurpur village of Panvadi Block;
2. Shri Hanumat s/o Shri Gajodhar r/o Sunaicha village of Kabrai Block;
3. Smt. Pyaribai w/o Shri Mihilal r/o Bhurpura village of Panvadi Block;
4. Shri Jaiprakash s/o Shri Thakurdas r/o Guda village of Charkhari Block;
and
5. Shri Jiyalal s/o Shri Kharaya r/o Panvadi village of Panvadi Block.
Sravasti district:
1. Shri Pradeep Kumar s/o Shri Motiram r/o Shrinagara village of Sirsiya
Block;
2. Shri Hajarilal s/o Shri Ramvilas r/o Shivgarhkhurd village of Sirsiya
Block;
3. Smt. Yashoda Devi w/o Shri Radhavram r/o Tilakpur village of
Hariharpur Block;
4. Shri Rajitram s/o Shri Ramyas r/o Madhawpur village of Sirsiya Block;
and
5. Shri Ram Manohar s/o Shri Ramvilas r/o Revaliya village of Hariharpur
Block.
application for augmenting lentil productivity in conjunction with A3P
technology module consisting of quality seed of improved varieties, INM
& IPM inputs.
sowing.
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6. WEST BENGAL
No.
1
Districts
Murshidabad
Blocks
Villages
Raninagar-I
4
Raninagar-II
4
2
Malda
Kaliachak-I
7
Kaliachak-III
9
3
Nadia
Krishnanagar-I
11
Chapra
11
Total
3
6
46
Number of A3P units
2
Total area of units
2,000 ha + 100 ha under Minikits alone
Beneficiary farmers
2,888
Minikit variety
Malaviya Vishwanath (HUL-57)
B-256 (Ranjan), Asha (B-77) & Subrata (WBL-58)
1. Seed of improved variety;
3. Seed treatment with Carbendanzim + Mancozeb fungicides;
4. Weed control using Quizolphos/Fenoxoprop P-ethyl 9% weedicide;
6. Application of micro-nutrients (MN grade-II & IV and Borax);
8. Pest monitoring using Pheromone traps & lures and management
thereof through bio-agents (Trichodermaviridi); bio-pesticides
(Phyto-neem) & chemical pesticide (Endosulfan 35 EC).
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
1,203 Kg/ha
1,025 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,800 Kg/ha
1,600 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
750 Kg/ha
540 Kg/ha
929 Kg/ha
29%
10%
591Kg/ha
2010-11
4%
73%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 17,188/-
names
135
Murshidabad district (Raninagar-I Block):
1. Shri Golam Sarkar s/o Shri Kazimuddin Sarkar r/o Bablabona;
2. Shri Altaf Hossain s/o Shri Abdul Bari r/o Gopinathpur;
3. Shri Golam Hussain s/o Shri Jabed Ali r/o Herampur;
4. Shri Hafijulla Sk. s/o Lt. Hakim Sk. r/o Damodarpur; and
5. Shri Najib Sk. s/o Shri Lt. Abdul Ajij r/o Nasipur.
Murshidabad district (Raninagar-II Block):
1. Shri Saidul Islam r/o Shibnagar;
2. Shri Mokabbar Hossain r/o Jinatpur;
3. Shri Abdul Mannan r/o Artholpara;
4. Shri Meharul Islam r/o Lalchaandabad;
5. Shri Sanapati Mondal r/o Char Munshipara; and
6. Shri Saidul Molla, Lalchaandabad.
Malda district (Kaliachak-I Block):
1. Shri Labanya Ghosh s/o Shri Haren Ghosh, r/o Sujapur,
Mouza-Trimohini;
2. Shri Ujir Hasan s/o Shri Haji Jihar, r/o Narayangram,
Mouza-Narayangram;
3. Shri Amru Sek s/o Shri P. Pora, r/o Bibigram, Mouza-Moksudpur;
4. Shri Subodh Mondal s/o Shri Kailash Mondal r/o Mallickpara
Mouza; and
5. Shri Panchu Mondal s/o Shri Srimanta Mondal, r/o Roypara,
Mouza-Trimohini.
Malda district (Kaliachak-III Block):
1. Shri Jirat Ali s/o Shri Jahar Ali, r/o Krishnapur, Mouza-Chakbahadurpur;
2. Shri Liakat Ali s/o ShriImum Ali, r/o Pardewanapur Sovapur,
Mouza- Pardewanapur;
3. Shri Tapesh Mondal s/o Shri Ashutosh Mondal, r/o Sahabazpur Mouza;
4. Shri Mansur Sardar r/o Golapganj Mouza; and
5. Shri Shibu Mondal s/o Shri Gangadhar Mondal, r/o Birnagar Mouza.
Farmers are quite enthusiastic for adoption new technologies
provided certified seed of improved varieties is made available before
commencement of sowing season.
Inclusion of certified seed as a critical input under demonstration is
necessary.
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Green gram (Moong) Summer season)
A3P-green gram has been organized in 1,363 villages of 44 blocks in 12 districts of 4 States on an area of
0.174 lakh ha engaging 17,817 beneficiary farmers during Summer-2011.
Summer Moong is mainly grown in Bihar, Haryana, Punjab & Uttar Pradesh States on an area of about 2 lakh
ha. Maximum area of summer Moong is concentrated in Bihar (1.63 lakh ha) and Uttar Pradesh (0.55 lakh ha).
It is reported together with Rabi-summer statistics.
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1. BIHAR
Crop: Green gram (Moong) | Season: Summer-2011
No.
1
Araria
Districts
2
Muzaffarpur
3
Supaul
4
Samastipur
5
Saharsa
Total
5
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Narpatganj
Bhargama
Marwan
Bandra
Motipur
Kurhani
Triveniganj
Pipara
Raghopur
Samastipur
Vibhutipur
Kalyanpur
Khanpur
Ujiyarpur
Kahra
Satarkataiya
Sourbazar
Patarghat
Villages
6
21
39
40
5
44
4
7
4
68
40
59
57
52
10
9
6
1
466
18
5
5,000 ha
4,887
TMB-37 (TM99-37)
K—851
3. Micro-nutrient deficiency rectification technique;
4. Timely sowing in lines with defined crop geometry (30 x 7 cm); and
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
406 Kg/ha
573 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,180 Kg/ha
880 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
80 Kg/ha
200 Kg/ha
601 Kg/ha
(-) 32%
(-) 5%
513 Kg/ha
2010-11
(-) 21%
12%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 5,125/-
Chapter 10: Green gram (Moong) - Summer season)
names
Araria district
1. Shri Jagdish Mandal;
2. Shri Ram Prasad Saha;
3. Shri Ghanshyam Mishra;
4. Shri Mukesh Kumar Mishra; and
5. Shri Manoj Kumar Mishra.
Muzaffarpur district:
1. Shri Ramashankar Singh;
2. Shri Arvind Singh;
3. Shri Gopalji Trivedi;
4. Shri Navendra Trivedi; and
5. Shri Ramupkar Singh.
Supaul district:
1. Shri Deenbandhu Thakur;
2. Shri Shyam Kumar;
3. Shri Chandrabhusan Chaudhri;
4. Shri Manoj Kumar Singh; and
5. Shri Rajendra Kumar Yadav.
Samastipur district:
1. Shri Ramshish Singh;
2. Shri Foolkant Mishra;
3. Shri Sanjeet Kumar;
4. Shri Tileshwar Paswan; and
5. Shri Ram Babu Thakur.
Saharsa district:
1. Shri Shiv Shankar Khan;
2. Shri Narayan Mishra;
3. Shri Harendra Kumar Khan;
4. Shri Sikandh Yadav; and
5. Shri Kishor Kumar Singh.
culture and prophylactic application of Azadiractin for pest control has
been preferred by the farmers except TMB-37 (TM99-37) of summer
Moong variety supplied in the minikits.
Phosphatic fertilizers, Bio-pesticides & Neem oil for crop protection &
weedicide to control weeds have been found most effective besides
other demonstrated technologies in realizing economic yield of Summer
Moong.
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140
2. HARYANA
No.
1
Karnal
Districts
2
Kurukshetra
Total
2
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Karnal
Indri
Nilokheri
Thanesar
Shahbad
Ladwa
Babain
Pehoba
8
Villages
70
88
39
96
75
79
63
510
7
7,000 ha
7,539
SML-668
2. Balanced doze of fertilizer application;
3. Application of bio-fertilizer;
4. Irrigation at critical stages; and
5. Adoption plant protection measures.
Yield parameters
Average yield
495 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,250 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
110 Kg/ha
545 Kg/haK
(-) 9%
513 Kg/ha
2010-11
(-) 4%
Cost of cultivation
Karnal district:
names
1. Shri Sumit s/o Shri Dharampal r/o Sanwat village of Nilokheri Block;
2. Shri Dharampal s/o Shri Krishandutt r/o Sanwat village of Nilokheri
Block;
3. Shri Subeg Singh s/o Shri Jagpal Singh r/o Taprana village of Karnal
Block;
4. Shri Sampuran Singh s/o Shri Takhat Singh r/o Taprana village of Karnal
Block; and
5. Shri Jagram s/o Shri Deepchand r/o Taprana village of Karnal Block.
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Kurukshetra district:
1. Shri Jagdish s/o Shri Ram Bhaj r/o Bahadurpura of Thanesar Block;
2. Shri Gurmeet s/o Shri Nath Singh r/o Kheri Sahidan village of
Shahbade Block;
3. Shri Dalbir Singh s/o Dee Ram r/o Sujra of Babain Block;
4. Shri Rajeev Kumar s/o Shri Ram Sarup r/o Harigarh Borakhi village of
Pehoba Block; and
5. Shri Gurvinder Singh s/o Shri Kehar Singh r/o Bhor Saidan village of
Pehoba Block.
A3P program has created awareness of INM & IPM technologies in Moong
cultivation during Summer season.
A3P program would tend to area increase in Summer Moong during next
year in the State.
K: State average yield in Kharif season has been considered as Summer season data yet to be published.
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3. PUNJAB
Crop: Green gram (Moong/Moongi) | Season: Summer-2011
No.
Districts
1
Ludhiana
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Villages
Jagraon
35
1.4
1,400 ha
1,407
SML-668
SML-668
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
870 Kg/ha
790 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1095 Kg/ha
1080 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
520 Kg/ha
416 Kg/ha
808 Kg/hak
8%
(-) 2%
513 Kg/ha
2010-11
66%
54%
Cost of cultivation
Ludhiana district:
names
1. Shri Buta Singh s/o Shri Belasingh r/o Burj Kular of Jagraon Block.
Productivity of Summer Moong was affected due to untimely heavy rain in
the month of June, 2011.
Area under Summer Moong has increased to an extent of 4,900 ha during
Summer-2011 in the State due to implementation of A3P program.
K: State average yield during Kharif season considered as Summer season data yet to be published.
4. UTTAR PRADESH
No.
1
Aligarh
Districts
2
3
4
Allahabad
Fatehpur
Mainpuri
Total
4
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Villages
6
5
6
12
3
15
4
7
29
1
10
18
119
24
92
17
351
Lodha
Dhanipur
Janwa
Eglas
Gonda
Khair
Chandaus
Tappal
Atrauli
Gangiri
Bijauli
Mauaima
Malwan
Mainpuri
Kurawali
Sultanganj
Bevar
4
4,0 00 ha
3,984
Narendra-1, PDM-11, Pant Moong-5, PDM-139 & SML-668
T-44 & Samrat
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
761 Kg/ha
766 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,524 Kg/ha
1,080 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
178 Kg/ha
390 Kg/ha
826 Kg/ha
(-) 8%
(-) 7%
513 Kg/ha
2010-11
48%
49%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 20,521/-
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names
Alligarh district:
1. Shri Mohan Singh s/o Shri Badan Singh r/o Variala village of
Atrauli Block;
2. Shri Dharam Singh s/o Shri Kalyan Singh r/o Gadaipur village of
Atrauli Block;
3. Shri Abdul Vasid Khan s/o Shri Vali Khan r/o Sunapahar village of
Gangiri Block;
4. Shri Har Prasad s/o Shri Shivpal r/o Samochan village of Bijauli
Block; and
5. Shri Rishipal s/o Shri Hariram r/o Kurana village of Tappal Block.
Allahabad district:
1. Shri Matadeen s/o Shri budhai Lal r/o Tezopur village of Mauaima
Block;
2. Shri Jiyalal s/o Shri Mahadev r/o Afdalpur village of Mauaima Block;
3. Shri Rajaram s/o Shri Dukhi r/o Pasiapur village of Mauaima Block;
4. Shri Shiv Prasad s/o Shri Mahadev r/o Sujanpur village of Mauaima
Block; and
5. Shri Purshottam s/o Shri Ram Garib r/o Pasiapur village of Mauaima
Block.
Fatehpur district:
1. Shri Ram Shanker s/o Shri Mahabir r/o Alipur village of Malwan Block;
2. Shri Ram Sajivan s/o Shri Gangasagar r/o Alipur village of Malwan
Block;
3. Shri Bajrang Singh s/o Nanku Singh r/o Korsam village of Malwan
Block;
4. Shri Amol Singh s/o Shri Sunder Singh r/o Paharvapur village of
Malwan Block; and
5. Shri Ramsaran s/o Daya Shankar Singh r/o Moahar village of
Malwan Block.
Mainpuri district:
1. Shri Premsingh s/o Shri Jaisiram r/o Karimganj village of Mainpuri
block;
2. Shri Munna Khan s/o Shri Sajjad Ali r/o Sikandarpur village of
Mainpuri block;
3. Shri Sanjeev Kumar s/o Shri Prem Singh r/o Naglabhant of Mainpuri
Block;
4. Shri Baljeet Singh s/o Shri Vadan Singh r/o Parokh village of Mainpuri
Block; and
5. Shri Satyapal Singh s/o Shri Sonepal r/o Kakriya village Mainpuri Block.
Farmers’ preferred Moong variety PDM-139 (Samrat). The highest yield of
summer Moong was in the range between 880 Kg to 1,524 Kg/ha in A3P
districts in Uttar Pradesh during Summer-2011 season.
Incidence of insect pest was negligible during summer season in Moong
crop.
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11
Leading the pack; walking the
talk - NCIPM in research cum
delivery mode
Prior to launch of A3P program, IPM was identified for cotton and other highly remunerative crops. IPM
in pulses informally existed hither and thither in the form of farm advisories related to pests & diseases
management in a limited area with no significant impact on crop protection. The advisories had always
been curative rather being preventive and majority of them were based on broad generalisation often
extrapolated from ‘hotspots’ to unaffected areas. This resulted in injudicious use of pesticides creating a
pesticide thread-mill and killing natural defenders apart from harming ecological niches. The advisories
were also transmitted through traditional methods leaving ample time and opportunity for pest to spread.
Considering the benefits of IPM in pulse crops, the responsibility of popularization of IPM on farmers fields
as a sub-component of A3P was assigned to NCIPM with an outlay of Rs. 12.03 crores in major pulse growing
States namely; Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra & Uttar Pradesh during 2010-11.
Mandate Crops identified for IPM under A3P: Pigeon pea & Bengal gram.
Objectives of the program:

To develop “Nuclear Model Villages” in selected districts for demonstrating IPM modules adopting
farmers’ participatory mode to suit their cropping systems;

Capacity building of Technical Assistants of different blocks, district/block level officers and farmers to
enhance their capabilities towards healthy crop production through IPM strategies;

To develop and carry out awareness campaigns through conventional (print) and electronic media, to
reach areas not covered under this program;

To establish centralized “National Pest Reporting and Alert System” through networking of pulse growers,
in addition to strengthening of pest diagnostic laboratory; and

To engage resource personnel and farm extension machinery in States & SAUs for promotion of IPM
amongst farming community.
Implementation: “E-Pest surveillance system” developed under A3P, has inbuilt mechanism of decision
support system, which utilises real-time field information of pests and defenders and develop pest
scenario for initiating optima for pest management. It is supported with ICT based provision of sending
advisories through SMSs in local languages i.e. Kannada (Karnatka), Telugu (Andhra Pradesh), Hindi &
Marathi (Maharashtra), Hindi (Uttar Pradesh & Madhya Pradesh) to farmers registered under A3P. Timely
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SMS advisories have helped farmers for preventive measures with information on quality pesticides
provided to them under A3P. During 2010-11, SMS started in October and 598 advisories only could be
transmitted to farmers of 13 districts in 5 States under A3P. The SMS services were later on adopted by
various States and its number has crossed 17,961 during 2011-12. The impact of timely interventions has
helped in reducing the losses caused by pest with lesser use of pesticides as described below:
Pigeon pea and Bengal gram: The pigeon pea
program was implemented in 18,967.4 ha in
farmer’s participatory mode in five states viz.,
Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh,
Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh in collaboration
with SAUs. Similarly, Bengal gram program was
implemented in 13,919.8 ha on the same pattern
in above states. Gulbarga being pulse bowl of India
having acreage above 3.5 lakh ha have received
major attention. The holistic crop health approach
was addressed by providing Zinc and Sulphur as
part of input package under A3P. Farmers’ Field
Schools were organised at various crop stages to
impart knowledge of IPM to the farmers and also
to share their feedback on the pest situation and
performance of IPM module.
Farmers’ Field School (FFS)
In view of inherent pest problems e.g., SMD, wilt, pod borer and pod fly, the traditional seeds were
replaced with TS3R. Seed being critical IPM input, TS3R and BSMR varieties possessing resistance for wilt
and tolerance for SMD and early maturity helped in escaping pod fly menace. Timely pest management
interventions were made based on pest scenario developed with the help of “e-pest Surveillance” system.
Based on the prevalence of pest, interventions were started with ovicide, followed by bio-pesticides and
subsequently with latest molecules. Diagnosis of plant diseases needs expert help. The plant diseases
often play hidden role in reducing crop yields. Timely diagnosis of plant diseases helped to reduce their
impact such as flower and immature pods drop that could be prevented by educating farmers coupled
with timely interventions (Figure. 1).
Figure 1 Impact of timely intervention on Helicoverpa larvae in A3P vis-a-vis conventional fields.
Larval population/Plant
2.5
2
1.5
1
0.5
0
A3P
Non A3P
50 % Flowering
A3P
Non A3P
Peak Flowering
2010
2011
A3P
Non A3P
Pod Development
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Impact of A3P could be observed by drastic reduction in usage of dust formulations from 24.6 to 0.6%. The
pesticide use indicates that A3P farmers have used 4 sprays which include one botanical (neem) and another
microbial (HaNPV) apart from 2 chemical pesticides as compared to 6 being used by conventional farmers.
The pesticides used by conventional farmers belonged to all toxic categories (Organo-chlorine, Organophosphate, Carbamate, Pyrethroids, dust formulations and new molecules) having wider implication on
farm workers, consumers and on beneficial insects, fauna including pollinators. These pesticides are also
affecting beneficial soil microbial floras e.g., Rhizobium, Trichoderma and decomposers as well.
Farmer with Pheromone trap and Lure
Gram pod borer
Amidst partial failures and successes, average yield of pigeon pea in A3P farmers across the country has
increased by 15-18%. Similarly, increase of 20.06% has been recorded in Bengal gram. During implementation
of the A3P program especially the monitoring of the crop health has led to identification of potential pests
(SMD, Cercospora leaf spots, Phytopthora blight, Powdery mildew, Bengal gram Phyllody, dryroot rot and
softrot), which are likely to emerge as threat in view of climatic changes and agronomic practices followed
by farmers. Small farmers growing pulses with low input management are likely to suffer most in above
scenario.
In order to popularise IPM based on “e-Pest surveillance”, 185 trainees were imparted training with basic
knowledge and use of software. In order to provide technical support 4 technical bulletins and 3 books with
coloured pictures of pests with their mitigation strategies have been printed and distributed among the
stakeholders. Furthermore, course curriculum of 2nd and 3rd level training was also prepared.
Monitoring: Pest monitoring through pest surveillance essentially constitutes the core of pest
management. Pest identification was also carried by way of capturing pest stages.
Program monitoring
Healthy crop of pigeon pea
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Salient outcomes:

Pulse production has increased (15-20%) due to reduction in pest incidence/intensity and quality of Dal
has improved by reducing breakage during processing;

“National Pest Reporting and Alert System” have served the national database for valuable information
about pest incidence and timely action against any pests and diseases;

Due to monitoring system in place we could identify the powdery mildew as well as Batocera as emerging
pest problems in southern and central India;

Established and strengthened the critical IPM inputs producing units at SAUs (UAS, Raichur and MAU,
Parbhani) and served as source for quality critical IPM inputs;

The farmers have been educated to become decision makers at their own;

A3P program has resulted into healthy crop and reduced the dependence of chemical pesticides &
fertilizers;

Soil health has improved in terms of conservation of soil inhabiting beneficial flora and fauna;

The impact on environment have improved significantly, increasing the population of beneficial insects
and micro-organisms;

4 technical bulletins and 3 books have been published which will serve as resource materials for the
farmers, govt. officials & extension functionaries of different states and collaborators;

Provided 1st level training to the officials (185 trainees) of State Agriculture Departments and course
curriculum of 2nd and 3rd level training was also prepared and sent to concerned States;

Most of the farmers (>95%) understood the concept of rotation of broad spectrum insecticides with
new molecules. Survey has initiated the interest in use of botanicals and HaNPV. Farmers themselves
(0.1 to 0.8%) understood the know-how about HaNPV production technology and usage for the
management of pod borer; and

A3P has economically benefitted the pulse growing farmers of Afzalpur Taluka who have formed an
organization entitled “Annadaata Savaya Krishikara Sangha” for promoting pulse production,
processing and marketing in their area. This organization is also in the process of establishing a Dal mill
(Pulse processing unit).
Chapter 11.1: Performance of pigeon pea in NCIPM managed units under A3P
Chapter 11.1: Performance of pigeon pea in NCIPM
managed units under A3P
1. Andhra Pradesh
Crop: Pigeon pea (Kandulu) | Season: Kharif-2010
No.
1
Districts
Anantapur
Total
1
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Atmakur
Names of villages
Papampalli
Kurlapalli
Atmakur
Goridilla
Muttala
5
1
1
1,000 ha
500
LRG-41
LRG-30, LRG-38, Nirmal & BRG-1
2. Application of Zinc sulphate & Sulphur-micro-nutrients;
5. Application of Zinc sulphate & Sulphur-micro-nutrient;
6. Pest surveillance using Pheromone traps & lures followed by pest
management using HaNPV-100LE & pesticides;
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
400 Kg/ha
200 Kg/ha
Highest yield
630 Kg/ha
400 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
240 Kg/ha
100 Kg/ha
415 Kgs
(-) 4%
(-) 52%
655 Kgs
2010-11
(-) 39%
(-) 69%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 5,300/District wise Highest yield performing Anantapur district
farmers’ names
1. P. Sreeanath Reddy;
2. B. Vannurappa; and
3. S. Ramanjineyulu.
A3P led interventions are useful to manage pests in pigeon pea crop.
pigeon pea crop has failed due to cold waves in the district. State
administration had compensated the loss to the determined extent.
NCIPM experience about A3P
Adverse weather had played truant for managing crop production &
protection technologies.
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2. Karnataka
Crop: Pigeon pea (Thogari) | Season: Kharif-2010
No.
1
Districts
Gulbarga
Total
1
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Gulbarga
Aland
Afzalpur
Chittapur
Chincholi
Names of villages
Keribhosaga
Mandra (B)
Pattan
Bhiramadagi
Attanur
Bablad
Gulbarga & others
Kurikoti & others
Neelur
Jeevanagi (A)
Revoor (B)
Arankal
Badadal
ArankalTanda
Revoor (K)
Belur (K)
Kadaganchi
Ratakal
Gudur
Gotur
Dickasanga
Kandagol
Ankalaga
Kalagi
Sinnur
Suntan
Bhoganahalli
Shankarwadi
Koganur
Jeevanagi (B)
Goudagoan
Savathkhed
Karbhosaga
Heroor
Mandra (K)
35
5
7
7,000 ha
3,301
TS 3-R
Maruthi, BSMR, Asha & Local
management using HaNPV-100LE, Neem & Rynaxypyr pesticides;
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
1,000 Kg/ha
875 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,750 Kg/ha
1,750 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
500 Kg/ha
125 Kg/ha
594 Kgs
68%
47%
655 Kgs
53%
34%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 26,500/-
District wise Highest yield
performing farmers’ names
Beneficiaries response towards
A3P
Gulbarga district:
1. Shri Basavaraj M Garoor;
2. Shri Suryakant G Padshetty;
3. Shri Chandpate;
4. Shri Ramlinga; and
5. Shri Karbassappa.
A3P led interventions have created awareness amongst pulse growers of INM &
IPM practices and inputs required there for. The program would go long way to
improve the productivity of pigeon pea crop in this area.
A3P has added value to pigeon pea cultivation particularly in managing SMD
and pod fly. As a result of which pigeon pea yield has shown improvement over
past year.
A3P enabled proliferation of IPM technology in community approach mode in
the project area adopting online “e-pest surveillance” system for forewarning
and issuance of advisories through SMS to the farmers using Information
Communication Technology (ICT). It has helped to manage the pest in initial
stages thereby reducing the crop loss and cost of plant protection as well.
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3. Madhya Pradesh
No.
1
Districts
Chindwara
2
Narsinghpur
Blocks
Parasia
Bichua
Chourai
Kareli
Chichli
Chawarpnatha
Thawari
Damodar
Chopan
Tekari
Pathakhuri
Pagara
Gorpani
Patwada
Napdhare
Kherikala
Mandla
Jaya-Chapar
Bargateli
Damoa
Jamunbari
Umreth
Sahpani
Loharibandari
Kanha-Bhaiya
Hirawadi
Sirsegaonkala
Thawai-Dema
Urdhan
Kachran
Saliwada
Jamunia-Pathar
Haranbhaj
Dawak
Bararia
Kathotiya
Kherua
Simriyakla
Hiranpur
Gwari
Baskheda
Kumhdi
Baheriya
Manegou
Jallapur
Basadehi
Rampipariya
Hardgou
Gogabari
Names of villages
Jaithari
Chhabdi-Kala
Tulsi
Shiladehi
Bararia
Paijanbadi
Kolhokheda
Righura
Chandameta
Newton-Chikhali,
Bhamodi
Nagalwadi
Aptara
Bichhiaghati
Sindrai
Balakchhar
Noari
Jamuniajethu
Bijagora
Tendukheda
Nunga
Nankadeh
Pindraee
Chhabdi-Khurd
Chhitri
Dholankhana
Kheriojha
Kothar
Rokai
Aamgou
Chinki
Karonda
Kosamkheda
Ratikrar-Kala
Pipariya
Imliya
Hinotiya
Bichuakhurd
Gohgawari
Tisra
Gawarikla
Machamau
Mihad
Niwari
Dewakchar
Gobergou
Richai
Ghurpur
Khiriya
Surgi
Total
2
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Bichuakla
Johhariya
Bhamar
Samnapur
Ramkhiriya
Khapa
Kareli
Umriya
101
6
3
3,000 ha
2,853
Laxmi
Local, Durga, Asha & No. 148
management using HaNPV-100LE & pesticides;
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
300 Kg/ha
225 Kg/ha
Highest yield
450 Kg/ha
450 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
100 Kg/ha
100 Kg/ha
337 Kgs
(-) 11%
(-) 67%
655 Kgs
(-) 54%
(-) 66%
Cost of cultivation
Rs.7,500/Total value of produce
Rs.1,500/District wise Highest yield
Chindwara district:
1. Shri Hari Ram;
2. Smt. Premwati;
3. Shri Manak;
4. Shri Munni Lal; and
5. Shri Imrat.
Narsinghpur district:
1. Shri Mahesh;
2. Shri Kuarman;
3. Shri Pehlad;
4. Shri Satyanaran; and
5. Shri Hanumat.
Beneficiaries response towards A3P led interventions are useful to manage pests in pigeon pea crop.
A3P
Pigeon pea crop has failed due to cold waves in these districts. State
administration had compensated the loss to the determined extent.
Adverse weather had played truant for managing crop production & protection
technologies.
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4. Maharashtra
Crop: Pigeon pea (Tur) | Season: Kharif-2010
No.
1
Districts
Nanded
Blocks
Naigaion
Khairgaon
2
Osmanabad
Osmanabad
Tuljapur
Lohara
3
Jalna
Badnapur
4
5
Aurangabad
Parbhani
Aurangabad
Gangakhed
Palam
Total
5
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Naigaon
Godamgaon
Naigaonwadi
Kajala
Kolewadi
Masala (Khurd)
Malumbra
Kadegaon
Georai
Wakulni
Bangaon
Chinch-takli
Mardasgaon
Gopa
Names of villages
Hotala
Lalwandi
Navandi
Takviki
Toramba (Taki)
Aarni
Ambedgaon
Shelgaon
Golatgaon
Puyani
Sategaon
Sunegaon
26
9
6
6,035.4 ha
4,559
BSMR-736, BDN-708 & BSMR-853
Vergin, BSMR-853,Maruti, Panchganga-moti, BDN 708, BSMR 736, Majalgaon,
Khadka, Yashoda & Local
5. Application of Zinc sulphate, Sulphur-micro-nutrients & Planofix hormone for
good pod bearing;
6. Pest surveillance using Pheromone traps & lures followed by pest management
using HaNPV-100LE with start of egg laying and appearance of 1st instars larvae
(2-3 eggs or 1 larva per twigs) and Dimithoate & Quinalphos 25 EC (2ml/lit. of
water) pesticide;
7. Installed bird perches for the predatory birds @25/- per ha;
8. Physical shaking of plants to dislodge pod borer larvae;
9. Spray of NSKE 5% at pre-flowering stage 3 times at 15 days interval; and
10.Emmamectin benzoate 5 SG.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
936 Kg/ha
719 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,143 Kg/ha
890 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
677 Kg/ha
506 Kg/ha
750 Kgs
25%
(-) 4%
655 Kgs
43%
10%
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Cost of cultivation
Net return
towards A3P
Rs. 11,178/Rs. 35,993/Rs.24,815/Nanded district:
1. Shri Madhav Mukunda Shinde;
2. Shri Kerure Madhav Ganpati;
3. Shri Dilip Digambar Chavan;
4. Shri Baburao Tukaram Hake; and
5. Shri Shankar Ganpati Shinde.
Osmanabad district:
1. Shri A. S. Salunke;
2. Shri Bhaskar Bhange;
3. Shri M. V. Darekar;
4. Shri U. D. Aher; and
5. Shri S. M. Kharate.
Jalna & Aurangabad districts:
1. Shri Babasaheb balasaheb Katkar;
2. Shri Tejrao Lakximan Kanhore;
3. Shri Bhaskar Anna Murme;
4. Shri Sow. Kamalbai Ramesh Avaghad; and
5. Shri Kakasaheb Surbhan Khendke.
Parbhani District:
1. Shri Tulsiram Yashvant Kadam;
2. Shri Vinayak Ramrao Kale;
3. Shri Babarao Kishanrao Kale;
4. Shri Motiram Laxmanrao Shinde; and
5. Shri Bhagwan Shahuji Raut.
Critical inputs supplied under A3P and timely advisory, helped in managing the
pest. Farmers preferred regular supply of bio-fertilizers and Trichoderma produced
and supplied by State Agriculture University being highly effective as compared to
other brands available in the market.
The total production & productivity per unit area of Tur has increased due to A3P
interventions and good weather.
Communication Technology (ICT). It has helped to manage the pest in initial stages
thereby reducing the crop loss and cost of plant protection as well.
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5. Uttar Pradesh
No.
1
2
Districts
Banda
Hamirpur
Blocks
Kamasin
Kurara
Maudaha
Total
2
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
3
Names of villages
28 villages
Patara
Kariapuri
Kandaur
Kukurau
Nethi
Gujaura
Gimbhuha
Barehata
Para
Sankarpur
Bhaista
Urdana
Gadha
Artara
Khandeh
Tikari
Baijemau
Patanpur
Bhulasi
Kushmara
Deviganj
Sikrohio
Baij-Ishlamur
Lahara
Glabganj
Jalala
Beti
Harehata
Idrapuri
Padhori
Bharsanwa
Parhata
Kiswahi
Sijwahi
Bamhrauli
Gurdaha
Gahrauli
Parachha
38
3
1,932 ha
1,672
MAL-13 & ICPL 88039
Narendra Arhar -1, Bahar & locals
5. Application of Zinc sulphate, Sulphur-micro-nutrients & Planofix hormone for good
pod bearing; and
using HaNPV-100LE & Emmamectin benzoate pesticide.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
973 Kg/ha
683 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,317 Kg/ha
970 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
657 Kg/ha
423 Kg/ha
898 Kgs
8%
(-) 24%
655 Kgs
49%
4%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 23,670/District wise Highest yield Banda district:
performing farmers’ names 1. Shri Chunnoo Singh.
Hamirpur district:
1. Shri Lalji Singh Bhadauriya;
2. Shri Ramsanehi;
3. Mo. Baker;
4. Shri Rambahadur Singh; and
5. Shri Ramvijay Singh;
Critical inputs supplied under A3P and timely advisory, helped in managing the pest.
towards A3P
State experience about
The total production & productivity per unit area of Arhar has increased due to A3P
A3P
interventions and good weather.
NCIPM experience about
A3P
the project area adopting online “e-pest surveillance” system for forewarning and
issuance of advisories through SMS to the farmers using Information Communication
Technology (ICT). It has helped to manage the pest in initial stages thereby reducing
the crop loss and cost of plant protection as well.
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Chapter 11.2: Performance of Bengal Gram in
NCIPM managed units under A3P
1. Andhra Pradesh
Crop: Bengal gram (Sanagalu) | Season: Rabi-2010-11
No.
1
Districts
Anantapur
Total
1
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Tadipatri
Peddapappur
Yadiki
Bukkaraya
Samudram
5
Jeevanagi
Diksanga
Faratabad
Goudagaon
Saradagi
Tengali
Tilgol
Gotur
Honnakiranagi
Ivani
Nimbarga
Names of villages
Kalgurti
Gudur
Kalhipparga
Sidhnur
Kalagi
Bhoganalli
Gudur
Bairamadagi
Naribol
Kognur
Ankalaga
22
2
2,000 ha
1,000
JG-11 & JG-130
Famer’s own saved seeds.
1. Adoption of quality seed of improved varieties in minikit program;
2. Seed treatment with Trichoderma: a bio-agent;
4. Application of Zinc sulphate & Sulphur-micro-nutrients; and
management using HaNPV & Profenophos pesticides.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
1,590 Kg/ha
1,250 Kg/ha
Highest yield
2,250 Kg/ha
1,800 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
1,260 Kg/ha
1,058 Kg/ha
1233 Kgs
29%
1%
895 Kgs
78%
40%
Cost of cultivation
Anantapur district
1. Shri Balireddy;
2. Shri Eswarreddy;
3. Shri Y. Papireddy;
4. Shri P. Harinathbabu; and
5. Shri Y. Ramakrioshnareddy;
Chapter 11.2: Performance of Bengal Gram in NCIPM managed units under A3P
A3P
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A3P beneficiaries and neighbouring farmers were astonished to see the effect
of Trichoderma in reducing seedling mortality and HaNPV in management of
pod borer in Bengal gram. Farmers wished for continuation of advisory services
alongwith critical inputs for management of pests in order to stabilize the Bengal
gram production and productivity.
A3P has helped to expand knowledge base of farmers relating to INM & IPM
practices in improving agronomy of Bengal gram besides importance of quality
seed and economics of plant protection in managing Bengal gram production.
Regular IPM services appear to be essential component of pulse production
program in the country to consolidate and strengthen knowledge and dynamism
in the pest management for higher productivity gains.
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2. Karnataka
Crop: Bengal gram (Kadale) | Season: Rabi: 2010-11
No.
1
Districts
Gulbarga
Total
1
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Gulbarga
Aland
Afzalpur
Chittapur
Jewargi
5
Jeevanagi
Diksanga
Faratabad
Goudagaon
Saradagi
Tengali
Tilgol
Gotur
Honnakiranagi
Ivani
Nimbarga
Names of villages
Kalgurti
Gudur
Kalhipparga
Sidhnur
Kalagi
Bhoganalli
Gudur
Bairamadagi
Naribol
Kognur
Ankalaga
22
5
5,000 ha
1,499
JG-11
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Quality seeds of improved varieties;
Application of Zinc sulphate & Sulphur-micro-nutrients;
Seed treatment with Trichoderma;
Seed inoculation with Rhizobium & PSB culture;
Application of Zinc sulphate & Sulphur-micro-nutrient; and
Pest surveillance using Pheromone traps & lures followed by pest
management using HaNPV & Emamectin benzoate pesticides.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
1,125 Kg/ha
937 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,750 Kg/ha
1,500 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
750 Kg/ha
650 Kg/ha
658 Kgs
71%
42%
895 Kgs
26%
5%
Cost of cultivation
Gulbarga District:
1. Shri Rasol Patel;
2. Shri Adam Ali;
3. Shri Bharat Boshan; and
4. Shri Amaresh Junja;
5. Shri Annemma Shivalingappa.
towards A3P
A3P has helped to inculcate “learning by doing” process amongst farmers with
regard to judicious use and impact of bio-fertilizers (Rhizobium and & PSB
culture) and bio-agent (Trichoderma) besides access to new insecticides for
controlling Bengal gram pod borer (H. Armigera). It has also created awareness
for need based application of pesticides resulting in reduction of cost on plant
protection.
A3P has smoothened access to INM & IPM inputs with technology backup by
NCIPM-SAU institutions besides quality seed leading to higher productivity &
production of Bengal gram in the State. It has provided fillip to much needed
“On-farm IPM practices” hither to remained out of focus at farm level.
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3. Madhya Pradesh
No.
1
Districts
Narsingpur
Total
1
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Chawarpantha
Gutori
Khursuru
Khursipada
Gangai
Dhigsara
Biloni
Babai
Barchi
Jamuniya
Kodia
Pipariya
Tingua
Lolari
Ramkhiriya
Khairi
Umada
Bilehara
Kamti
Gunne
Supari
Piparpani
Jhamr
Singod
BankhediChoti
Padariya
Nijor
Cheechali
Khursipar
Names of villages
Rousara
Kachrkona
Bhumiya
Thana
Deori
Ukaswa
Bamhori
Simaria
Chargava
Pipadeena
Kordiya
Khumekheda
Mankapur
Baglai
Jagannathpur
Jwara
Sujeri
Dhadia
Gunse
Arthayasa
Andia
Bhaisa
Bohani
Hararai
Kashikheri
Lilwani
Pithehra
1
55
2
2,000 ha
1,708
JG-315
JG-315 & Local
using HaNPV & Emamectin benzoate pesticides;
7. Inter-cropping with coriander/mustard for control of H. armigera pest;
8. Installation of bird perches; and
9. Spray N.S.K.E. 5% at flowering and pod formation stage.
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Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
1,750 Kg/ha
1,200 Kg/ha
Highest yield
2,300 Kg/ha
1,500 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
1,200 Kg/ha
900 Kg/ha
863 Kgs
103%
39%
895 Kgs
96%
34%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 38,500/District wise Highest yield
Narsingpur district:
performing farmers’ names 1. Shri Ashok patel;
2. Shri Ramdayal;
3. Shri Malkhan;
4. Shri Hari; and
5. Shri Bhopal Singh.
A3P led interventions helped to improve knowledge base of farmers with regard to
towards A3P
INM & IPM practices as a measure of sustainability in pulse production.
State experience about A3P Application of eco-friendly Trichoderma-a bio-agent in A3P units has resulted in total
control of seedling diseases-wilt and establishment of optimum plant population for
securing economic yield per unit area.
NCIPM experience about
IT enabled regular IPM services appear to be essential component of pulse
A3P
production program in the country to consolidate and strengthen knowledge and
dynamism in the pest management for higher productivity gains.
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4. Maharashtra
Crop: Bengal gram (Harbhara) | Season: Rabi: 2010-11
No.
1
Nanded
Districts
2
3
Osmanabad
Parbhani
Total
3
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Minikit variety
Blocks
Naigaion
Khairgaon
Tuljapur
Parbhani
Palam
Names of villages
Shelgaon
Bhopala
Raher
Sujlegaon
6 villages
Dhondi
Ambetakali
Malsona
Dhasadi
20
Baitak-Biloli
Takli
Koklegaon
Chatori
Chorwad
Ukkadgaon
5
5
4,586.8 ha
3,587
Vijay & Annigeri
Vijay, Digvijay, Virat, Vishwas, BDN-9-3, G-5, Annigeri & local
1. Field sanitation;
3. Application of Zinc sulphate & Sulphur-micronutrients;
7. Line sowing;
management using HaNPV & Profenophos pesticides;
9. Inter-cropping with coriander/linseed (1:10 row ratio) for repelling infestation
of H. armigera pest;
10.Installation of bird perches; and
11.Spray N.S.K.E. 5% at flowering and pod formation stage.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
1,577 Kg/ha
1,169 Kg/ha
Highest yield
2,282 Kg/ha
1,414 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
1,147 Kg/ha
932 Kg/ha
904 Kgs
74%
29%
895 Kgs
76%
31%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 10, 802/Total value of produce
Rs. 26,372/-
A3P
Nanded district:
1. Shri Bhilwande Gajanan Gangadhar;
2. Shri Salegave Madhav Bhimrao;
3. Shri Payare Sanjay;
4. Shri Bhadre Ashok Maloji; and
5. Shri Sajjan Sudhakar Maroti.
Osmanabad district:
1. Shri A.K. Chavan;
2. Shri R.M. Joshi;
3. Shri Bakhtar Kazi;
4. Shri B.B. Patil; and
5. Shri Patil.
Parbhani district:
1. Shri Sudhakar Gopinath Shinde;
2. Shri Manik Vitthalrao Bele;
3. Shri Shahaji Shrirang Bele;
4. Shri Balasaheb Bhimrao Deshmukh; and
5. Shri Jaysingrao Gopalrao Shinde.
A3P led interventions have proved an asset of knowledge for improved INM &
IPM practices in raising the yield of Bengal gram besides improved agronomy.
Regular door delivery of extension services relating to IPM through IT enabled
SMSs has revolutionized the concept of dynamic pest management. It is a
reminder and remedy both as farmers often lose sight of pest management
during crop growing period due to pre-occupation with other activities.
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5. Uttar Pradesh
No.
1
Banda
Districts
Kamasin
2
Hamirpur
Sumerpur
Total
2
Number of A3P units
Total area of units
Beneficiary farmers
Blocks
Kamasin
Sadasani
Helapur
Amrita
Badhokar
Kalauliteer
Sounkhar
2
Names of villages
Pachhoha
Banki
Bujurg
Birkhera
Engohata
12
2
333 ha
671
HC-1, JG-16, KWR-108, Avrodhi & Radhe
2. Application of Zinc sulphate & Sulphur-micronutrients;
3. Seed treatment with Trichoderma virdie;
6. Line sowing;
management using HaNPV & emamectinbenzoate pesticides;
8. Inter-cropping with coriander/mustard for repelling infestation of
H. armigera pest;
9. Life saving irrigation at pod formation stage;
10.Installation of bird perches; and
11.Spray N.S.K.E. 5% at flowering and pod formation stage.
Yield parameters
Main plot
Average yield
1,464 Kg/ha
1,170 Kg/ha
Highest yield
1,753 Kg/ha
1,535 Kg/ha
Lowest yield
1,055 Kg/ha
835 Kg/ha
930 Kgs
57%
26%
895 Kgs
64%
31%
Cost of cultivation
Rs. 20,977/District wise Highest yield
Banda district:
1. Shri Chunnoo Singh;
2. Shri Indresh Singh;
3. Shri Nand Lal Singh;
4. Shri Anil Kumar Singh; and
5. Shri Brijesh Singh.
towards A3P
Hamirpur district:
1. Shri Lalji Singh Bhadauriya;
2. Shri Ramsanehi;
3. Shri Moh.Baker;
4. Shri Fool Singh; and
5. Shri Rajesh Tiwari.
Farmers have shown positive attitude towards use of Pheromone Trap, HaNPV
and Emamectin benzoate pesticide.
Unit based A3P led interventions have made extension easy resulting in greater
outreach to the farmers without additional cost and time besides capturing the
essence of INM & IPM in realizing economic yield of pulses. It is a good program
amongst all programs in terms of empowering farmers with technology and
inputs needed in application of the technology.
A3P is indispensable as this program has interalias created value for new
technologies such as INM & IPM.
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APPENDIX-I
Tables of Area, Production &
Yield estimates of A3P mandate
crops & total pulses
Table 1: Total Pulses-All India
Units:
Area: Million hectares;
Production: Million tons; and
Yield: Kg/ha.
Year
1950-55
1955-60
1960-65
1965-70
1970-75
1975-80
1980-85
1985-90
1990-95
1995-2K
2000-05
2005-10
2010-12
(Biennium)
Area
20.27
23.64
24.03
22.15
22.21
23.37
23.08
23.08
22.97
22.44
21.82
22.92
26.34
Production
9.52
11.42
11.70
10.50
10.57
11.42
11.77
12.55
13.29
13.57
12.72
14.32
17.76
Yield
470
483
487
474
476
489
510
544
579
605
583
625
674
Production
1.77
2.10
2.08
2.07
2.16
2.31
2.73
3.04
2.95
3.03
2.89
3.15
2.79
Yield
746
739
680
646
683
705
741
743
678
704
666
714
635
Table 2: Pigeon pea (Arhar)-All India
Units:
Yield: Kg/ha.
Year
1950-55
1955-60
1960-65
1965-70
1970-75
1975-80
1980-85
1985-90
1990-95
1995-2K
2000-05
2005-10
2010-12
(Biennium)
Area
2.37
2.84
3.05
3.20
3.16
3.28
3.69
4.09
4.35
4.31
4.33
4.41
4.39
170
Table 3: Bengal gram-All India
Units:
Yield: Kg/ha.
Year
1950-55
1955-60
1960-65
1965-70
1970-75
1975-80
1980-85
1985-90
1990-95
1995-2K
2000-05
2005-10
2010-12
(Biennium)
Area
7.78
9.79
9.25
7.83
7.50
7.79
7.18
6.77
6.69
7.23
6.26
7.60
9.20
Production
4.34
5.84
5.54
4.73
4.59
5.16
4.71
4.66
5.06
5.72
4.95
6.44
7.94
Yield
558
596
598
605
611
662
656
689
757
791
792
847
863
Area (‘000’ ha)
818.16
905.20
960.42
1082.18
1184.02
1352.58
1438.00
1429.14
1597.40
Production (‘000’ Tons)
382.52
401.00
506.24
684.38
795.12
899.48
958.00
930.98
943.80
Yield (Kg/ha)
468
443
527
632
672
665
666
651
591
Table 4: Lentil-All India
Year
1970-75
1975-80
1980-85
1985-90
1990-95
1995-2K
2000-05
2005-10
2010-11
Table 5: Black gram-All India
Units:
Year
1964-69
1969-74
1974-79
1979-84
2005-10
2010-11
Yield: Kg/ha.
Area
1.84
1.97
2.21
2.74
2.96
3.26
Black Gram-All India
Production
0.55
0.59
0.73
0.97
1.31
1.77
Yield
300
299
332
352
441
543
APPENDIX-I
Table 6: Green gram-All India
Units:
Yield: Kg/ha.
Year
1964-69
1969-74
1974-79
1979-84
2005-10
2010-11
Area
1.93
2.06
2.47
2.76
3.19
3.51
Production
0.55
0.60
0.81
1.00
1.06
1.80
Yield
284
291
327
362
333
513
Table 7: Major Pigeon pea (Arhar) Growing States
Units:
Yield: Kg/ha.
State
Maharashtra
Madhya Pradesh
Karnataka
Gujarat
Andhra Pradesh
Uttar Pradesh
Orissa
Jharkhand
Chhattisgarh
Bihar
Tamil Nadu
Others
All-India
Area
1.09
0.34
0.63
0.27
0.46
0.33
0.14
0.09
0.06
0.03
0.03
0.07
3.52
Mean (TE: 2009-10)
Production
0.87
0.26
0.36
0.27
0.24
0.27
0.11
0.07
0.03
0.04
0.02
0.07
2.60
Yield
796
778
575
1001
516
828
842
748
537
1301
689
1010
739
Area
1.30
0.49
0.89
0.28
0.64
0.34
0.14
0.10
0.06
0.03
0.04
0.07
4.37
2010-11
Production
0.98
0.16
0.53
0.27
0.27
0.31
0.12
0.07
0.02
0.04
0.02
0.07
2.86
Yield
750
337
594
986
415
898
916
686
440
1404
662
923
655
2010-11
Production
2.69
1.30
0.72
0.63
1.60
0.53
0.24
0.20
Yield
863
904
1233
658
898
930
959
1136
Table 8: Major Bengal gram (Chana) Growing States
Units:
Yield: Kg/ha.
State
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Andhra Pradesh
Karnataka
Rajasthan
Uttar Pradesh
Chattisgarh
Gujarat
Area
2.79
1.26
0.63
0.77
1.12
0.56
0.24
0.17
TE: 2009-10
Production
2.61
1.00
0.87
0.45
0.70
0.48
0.21
0.17
Yield
936
793
1388
582
619
863
862
981
Area
3.11
1.44
0.58
0.96
1.78
0.57
0.25
0.18
171
172
State
TE: 2009-10
Production
0.08
0.07
0.06
0.03
0.02
0.01
6.76
Area
0.10
0.08
0.06
0.04
0.02
0.02
7.87
Haryana
Jharkhand
Bihar
Orissa
West Bengal
Others
All India
Yield
777
911
970
693
1041
738
859
Area
0.11
0.07
0.05
0.04
0.02
0.01
9.19
2010-11
Production
0.11
0.07
0.06
0.03
0.02
0.01
8.22
Yield
982
1052
1187
780
1072
760
895
Table 9: Major Green gram (Moong) Growing States
Units:
Yield: Kg/ha.
State
Season
Kharif
Rabi/Sum
Total
Rajasthan
Kharif
Kharif
Karnataka
Rabi/Sum
Total
Kharif
Andhra
Rabi/Sum
Pradesh
Total
Kharif
Tamil Nadu
Rabi/Sum
Total
Kharif
Odisha
Rabi/Sum
Total
Gujarat
Kharif
Kharif
Bihar
Rabi/Sum
Total
Kharif
Madhya
Rabi/Sum
Pradesh
Total
Kharif
Uttar Pradesh Rabi/Sum
Total
Kharif
Other states
Rabi/Sum
Total
Kharif
All India
Rabi/Sum
Total
Maharashtra
Green gram TE: 2009-10
Area
Production
Yield
505.33
205.00
406
10.63
3.73
351
515.97
208.73
405
956.07
277.90
291
385.67
62.33
162
8.67
2.67
308
394.33
65.00
165
232.67
84.33
362
122.00
45.67
374
354.67
130.00
367
18.43
10.67
579
126.73
31.63
250
145.17
42.30
291
123.13
26.83
218
140.37
40.67
290
263.50
67.50
256
178.67
81.00
453
8.70
5.60
644
160.03
99.67
623
168.73
105.27
624
78.13
26.83
343
2.83
0.73
259
80.97
27.57
340
44.67
16.33
366
33.33
23.33
700
78.00
39.67
509
51.37
27.80
541
25.73
10.47
407
77.10
38.27
496
2582.83
824.63
319
630.33
258.57
410
3213.17
1083.20
337
Green gram: 2010-11
Area
Production
Yield
554
372
671
4
2
500
558
374
670
1050
652.5
621
391
108
276
11
3
273
402
111
276
261
122
467
117
44
376
378
166
439
27.9
17.8
637
143.7
39.9
278
171.7
57.7
336
103.9
23.9
230
184.2
61.3
332
288.1
85.1
295
177
89
503
9.06
5.9
656
163.34
98.2
601
172.4
104.1
604
95.8
34.3
358
3.3
0.7
212
99.1
35
353
55
33.9
616
34
28.1
826
89
62
697
88.9
45.8
515
34
28
824
122.9
73.8
600
2779.6
1477
531
694.6
295.1
425
3474.2
1772.1
513
APPENDIX-I
Table 10: Major Black gram (Urd) Growing States
State
Season
Kharif
Maharashtra Rabi/Sum
Total
Kharif
Andhra
Rabi/Sum
Pradesh
Total
Kharif
Madhya
Rabi/Sum
Pradesh
Total
Kharif
Uttar Pradesh Rabi/Sum
Total
Kharif
Tamil Nadu
Rabi/Sum
Total
Kharif
Karnataka
Rabi/Sum
Total
Rajasthan
Kharif
Kharif
Odisha
Rabi/Sum
Total
Gujarat
Kharif
Kharif
Chhattisgarh Rabi/Sum
Total
Jharkhand
Kharif
Kharif
West Bengal Rabi/Sum
Total
Assam
Rabi/Sum
Bihar
Kharif
Kharif
Total of
above 14
Rabi/Sum
States
Total
Kharif
Other States
Rabi/Sum
States
Total
Kharif
All India
Rabi/Sum
Total
NB: Sum: Summer season.
Black gram TE: 2009-10
Area
Production
Yield
(‘000’ ha) (‘000’ tons)
(Kg/ha)
414.00
179.00
432
13.73
7.13
519
427.73
186.13
435
82.67
34.00
411
340.67
212.33
623
423.33
246.33
582
480.27
178.77
372
7.03
2.43
346
487.30
181.20
372
419.33
189.67
452
53.00
31.67
597
472.33
221.33
469
30.60
13.03
426
245.87
70.73
288
276.47
83.77
303
120.67
32.00
265
10.00
4.33
433
130.67
36.33
278
132.77
49.27
371
127.27
37.70
296
8.80
3.30
375
136.07
41.00
301
99.00
61.67
623
106.37
31.00
291
4.80
1.20
250
111.17
32.20
290
82.37
48.87
593
46.27
33.22
718
6.90
5.33
773
53.17
38.56
725
39.97
22.33
559
22.03
18.53
841
2163.60
906.72
419
730.77
360.80
494
2894.37
1267.52
438
38.63
18.38
476
5.73
3.30
576
44.37
21.68
489
2202.23
925.10
420
736.50
364.10
494
2938.73
1289.20
439
Black gram: 2010-11
Area
Production
Yield
(‘000’ ha) (‘000’ tons)
(Kg/ha)
468.00
317.99
679
14.00
11.01
786
482.00
329.00
683
82.00
46.00
561
382.00
207.00
542
464.00
253.00
545
584.60
228.10
390
7.10
2.80
394
591.70
230.90
390
500.00
332.94
666
56.00
39.06
698
556.00
372.00
669
39.40
20.90
530
265.00
102.90
388
304.40
123.80
407
118.00
41.00
347
9.00
4.00
444
127.00
45.00
354
127.77
94.13
737
125.70
36.70
292
8.01
2.98
372
133.71
39.68
297
102.00
69.00
676
102.40
29.30
286
3.20
0.90
281
105.60
30.20
286
89.60
71.90
802
45.00
28.46
632
11.90
10.70
899
56.90
39.16
688
48.80
27.20
557
14.76
12.60
854
2399.23
1329.02
554
805.01
408.55
508
3204.24
1737.57
542
50.37
28.21
917
5.59
3.82
683
55.96
32.03
894
2449.60
1357.23
554
810.60
412.37
509
3260.20
1769.60
543
173
174
Table 11: Major Lentil (Masur) Growing States
State
Uttar Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh
Bihar
West Bengal
Jharkhand
Assam
Chhattisgarh
Rajasthan
Total of above states
Other states
All-India
Area
(‘000’ ha)
540.13
513.50
165.83
53.37
21.70
21.70
16.30
20.80
1353.33
33.77
1387.10
Lentil TE: 2009-10
Production
Yield
(‘000’ tons)
(Kg/ha)
434.63
805
252.90
493
136.03
820
41.43
776
15.17
699
11.29
520
5.27
323
17.52
842
914.24
676
17.92
531
932.17
672
Area
(‘000’ ha)
586.00
590.50
238.60
57.44
20.90
23.90
13.90
44.14
1575.38
22.02
1597.40
Lentil: 2010-11
Production
(‘000’ tons)
411.00
177.90
214.70
53.36
17.18
11.80
4.18
38.40
928.52
15.28
943.80
Yield
(Kg/ha)
701
301
900
929
822
494
301
870
589
694
591
Source: Source of basic data pertaining to Table 1 to Table 11 is Directorate of Economics & Statistics, Department of
Agriculture & Cooperation, Government of India
APPENDIX-II
Technical components and
provision for contractual
Technical Assistants under A3P for
handholding support
(A) Input kits
Table 1: I ndicative Provision of Inputs under A3P for One Hectare Unit of
A3P with 100% Financial Assistance
Agriculture Inputs
Gypsum
Micro-nutrients (Zinc sulphate, Borax, Ferrous
sulphate or micro-nutrient mixture)
Rhizobium culture for seed inoculation
PSB culture for seed inoculation
Urea for foliar spray
Total Nutrients
Fungicide for seed treatment
Insecticides
Trichoderma/Carboxin
Pheromone traps
Lures
NPV/Bio-pesticides
Weedicides
Total Plant protection
Grand Total
Quantity
250 Kg
25 Kg
600 g (3 packets of 200 g each)
600 g (3 packets of 200 g each)
10 Kg
40 g Thirum + 20 g Carbendazim
for 16-20 kg seed
Neem based chemicals,
Quinolphos-25EC, Carbendazim &
Monocrotophos-25 EC
500g
10 pieces
10 pieces
2 litres
2.5 litres
Cost (Rs.)
1,200/1,000/75/75/60/2,410/200/1,250/64/150/100/500/726/2,990/5,400/-
(B)Additional component of Input package with 100% financial
assistance
Minikits of 4 Kgs of pigeon pea, black gram & green gram, 16 Kgs of Bengal gram and 8 Kgs of lentil seeds each of newly
released varieties for 20 percent area of main plot.
(C) Handholding support
One Technical Assistant per unit of 1,000 ha under A3P shall be appointed on contractual basis to provide on spot
technical backstopping to the farmers in a handholding approach in addition to existing technical manpower available
with the sub-district. Educational qualification of these Technical Assistants would be the same as prescribed for the
Technical Assistants under NFSM.
APPENDIX-III (A)
Andhra Pradesh
1. Crop: Pigeon pea (Kandulu) | Season: Kharif-2010
Block
1. Kanigiri
2. Dodanakonda
1. Rapthadu
2. Settur
3. Kanaganapalli
4. Kadiri
1. Kodangal
2. Bomraspet
3. Maddur
1. Asifabad
2. Jainath
3. Koutala
District: Prakasham
Villages
Yerivarupalli;
Palavaram; and
Machavaram;
Talluru.
Arevellapadu;
Sangapuram;
Tellabandu;
Veerepalli;
Nalabothulavaripalem;
Ananthavaram;
Vaddipadu;
District: Anantpur
Maruru;
Bandameedha Palli; and
Gangulakunta;
Krishnapuram.
Settur;
M. N. Halli;
Ayyagarla Palli;
Chelo Palli;
Golla Palli;
Thallimadugula;
Rampuram; and
Gunduvari Palli;
Ratnala Palli;
Vepamanupeta;
Bale palli Thanda;
Vemala Palli;
Bommi Reddy Palli;
Yerrappa Gari Palli;
N.P. Kunta;
Yenumula Doddi Palli;
T.N. Palli;
Puligondla Palli;
District: Mahboobnagar
Rudram; and
Annaram.
Kothur;
Nagireddy Pally;
Najukhanpally.
and
Nidjintha;
Maddur;
Kommur;
Eadirapad;
District: Adilabad
Saleguda;
Movad;
Govindpur;
Ippalnavegaon;
Ada Dasnapur;
Kutoda;
Yellaram;
Babapur;
Jankapur;
Ankusapur;
Asifabad;
Chirrakunta;
Deeparguda;
Laxminagar;
Pippalgaon;
Bellari;
Mutyampet;
Gurupet;
Kumbari;
Kannepally; and
Manginapudi;
Chilakalipalli; and
Mallampeta.
Yatakallu; and
Chintharla Palli.
Mamilla Palli.
Dinnameedha Palli;
Kataru Palli;
Nallasani vari Palli;
Mudhannagari Palli; and
Settivari Palli.
Regadimallaram.
Peddapur; and
Dorepally.
Tumpelly;
Dadapur;
Belgaon;
Vavdam;
Chilatiguda; and
Rajura.
Jainath; and
Jamiri.
Chandaram.
APPENDIX-III (A)
2. Crop: Green gram (Pachapesalu) | Season: Kharif-2010
Block
1. Mothey
2. Noothankal
1. Narayanpet
2. Damaragidda
3. Maganoor
Sirikonda;
Lalthanda;
Namavaram;
Mukundapuram;
Polumalla;
Jajapur;
Singaram;
Appakpally;
Eklaspur;
Bairankonda;
Maddelabidu;
Bapanpally;
Wadvat;
Warkur.
District: Nalgonda
Villages
Vibhlapuram;
Mothey;
Lingampalli;
Machinpalli;
District: Mahboobnagar
Jalalpur;
Anthwar;
Parepally;
Abhangapur;
Seranpally;
Sajjanapur; and
Damaragidda.
Adavisatyaram;
Maganoor; and
Mamillagudem; and
Burkacharla.
Yerrapahad; and
Yadavelli.
Ammireddypally;
Appireddypally;
and
Kollampally.
3. Crop: Black gram (Minimulu) | Season: Kharif-2010
Block
1. Jukkal
2. Madnoor
Baswapur;
Edgi (S);
Nagalgaon;
Padampally;
Gulla (B);
Mahmadabad;
Shekapur;
Sultanpet;
Dothi;
3. Bichkunda
Dhadgi big;
Dhadgi small;
Bandmanjal;
Bengampoor;
Pulkal;
Bichkunda;
Gundekallor;
Kondapgal Big;
1. Bazarhatnur
Bazarhatnur;
Dahegaom;
Marlagonda;
Pirri;
Koutha;
Sunkidi;
Bhagi;
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Kubeer
Lokeshwaram
Mudhole
Bhainsa
Tanoor
District: Nizamabad
Villages
Madapur;
Banagarapally;
Sopoor;
Gulla (S);
Longan;
Baasulgaon;
Menoor;
Madnoor;
Dhannur;
Mission Kallali;
Rajulla;
Setharampally;
Wajed Nagar;
Khaslabad;
Sirasamunder;
Fathlapoor;
Doultapoor;
District: Adilabad
Jatharia;
Gangapur;
Dodama; and
Godegera; and
Asta; and
Vanal pahed; and
Elri; and
Lingampally;
Shivvapoor;
Koulas;
Chendegaon;
Khandeballur; and
Hangarga.
Taklibig;
Somur;
Kharag; and
Limb.
Gopanpally;
Hasgul;
Deveda Small;
Kandarpally;
Deveda Big;
Mecca; and
Santhapoor.
Markandi; and
Kothari.
Nigwa.
Bomi K.
Kirgal B.
Bhainsa.
Mahalingi.
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178
4. Crop: Bengal gram (Sanagalu) | Season: Rabi: 2010-11
District: Adilabad
Block
Villages
1. Boath
Madhapoor;
Jamidi;
Talamadri;
Navvegaon;
Boath;
Karathwada;
Patnapur;
Mariapalli; and
Babera.
2. Indervelly
Narnoor
Gaurapur;
Rampur;
Tadihatnoor;
Narnoor;
Nagal Konda; and
Dhannora.
3. Bela
Khogdur;
Sirsanna; and
Guda.
District: Kurnool
1. Kallur
Paria.
2. Kowthalam
Rowdur;
Bapuram; and
3. Chippagiri
Yerur; and
Chippagiri.
4. Sanjamala
Natlakottur.
5. Orvakal
Sakunala;
Tippaipalli;
Ussainapuram;
H. Kottala; and
Dummaladinne.
Guttapadu.
District: Prakasham
1. Inkollu
Duddukuru.
2. Maddipadu
Doddavaram;
Tellabadu;
Annangi.
Mallavaram;
Gundlapalli;
3. Naguluppalapadu
Nagulappalapadu; and
Obannapalem.
4. Tangutur
M. Nidamanuru;
Mavallapadu; and
Karumanchi.
5. Zarugumalli
Chintalapalem;
Davaguduru;
Chirrikurapadu; and
Narasingolu.
Kolachanakota; and
Rachavaripalem;
5. Crop: Black gram (Minimulu) | Season: Rabi: 2010-11
District: Srikakulam
Villages
Block
1. Palasa
Sompeta;
Kanchili;
Palasa;
Vajrapu Kotturu; and
Mandasa.
2. Nandigram
Nandigram;
Santhabommali;
Polaki;
Jalumuru; and
Saravakota.
3. Srikakulam
Srikakulam;
Gara;
Etcherla;
Laveru; and
G. Sigadam.
District: Krishna
1. Kankipadu
Punadipadu;
Manthena;
Tennuru;
Nepalli; and
Kolavennu.
2. Vuyyuru
Katuru; and
Kalavapamula.
3. Mopidevi
Pedakallepalli; and
Merakanapalli.
4. Gudivada
Movvapalem;
Kosuru; and
Vemulamada.
5. Movva
Movvapalem;
Kosuru; and
Vemlmada.
6. Pamarru
Kanumuru;
Kurumaddali;
Uruturu; and
Pamarru.
APPENDIX-III (A)
District: Guntur
1. Repalli
Uppudi; and
Aravapalli.
2. Nagaram
Nagaram.
3. P. V. Palem
Sangupalem Kodur; and
Chandole.
4. Ponnur
Kondamudi; and
Aluru.
5. Tsundur
K.R. Palem;
Alapadu; and
6. Amarthaluru
Inturu
Manduru.
6. Crop: Green gram (Pachapesalu) | Season: Rabi: 2010-11
District: Srikakulam
Villages
Block
1. Ransthalam
Ponduru;
Ransthalam;
Laveru;
Amadalavalasa; and
Santhakavity.
2. Tekkali
Narasannapeta;
Saravakota;
Tekkali;
Kotabommali; and
Pathapatnam.
District: Vizianagaram
1. Jami
Vijinigri;
M. Kvalasa;
Balarampuram;
Tandrangi; and
Venkatarajupalem.
2. Gantyada
Buradapadu;
Regubilli;
Pollanli;
Chondrampeta; and
R. Vasanta.
3. Bobbli
Surampeta;
Krishnapuram;
Kamandoravalasa;
Gutchimi;
Burja;
Ramavaram;
Laxmipuram;
Chinabogila;
Buradapadu;
Ragubilli;
Pollanki;
Chondrampeta;
R.Vasanta;
Vijinigiri;
M.Kvalasa;
Balarampuram;
Tandrangi;
Venkatarajupalem;
Muragadam;
Pedapenki;
SRR Puram;
Vengalarayapuram;
Mirthivalasa;
Palagara;
Balijipeta;
Vengapuram;
Kagam;
Chikatipeta;
D.Gadabavalasa;
Seetharampuram;
Nanda Balaga;
Ranayyapeta;
Rangappavalasa;
Velagavalasa;
Locheria;
Nandigam;
Appalampeta;
Antlavara;
Gangannapadu;
Therlam;
Kollivalasa;
Nemalam;
Gangannapadu;
Sundarada;
Buripeta;
Kothapenta;
Narsimhunipeta;
Komatipalli;
Kalavarai;
Kettavalasa;
Gollapalli;
Rajacheruvuvalasa;
Sivadavalasa;
Parade;
Koduru;
Rajeru;
G.K.R.Puram;
Gudepuvalasa;
Vadada;
P.V.Peta;
Pinapenki;
Kotipalli;
Anavaram;
Mugada; and
Akulakatta.
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APPENDIX-III (B)
Assam
1. Crop: Pigeon pea (Arahar) | Season: Kharif- 2010
Block
1. Senchowa
2. Batadrava
3. Moirabari
4. Dalang Ghat
5. Khagarijan
Kandulimari;
Sologuri;
Athgaon;
Chapori;
Bordubia;
1. Chakchaka
2. Bhawanipur
3. Barpeta
Chakchaka;
Bhawanipur;
Barpeta;
1. Dangtol
2. Manikpur
Nagaon;
Jhawbari;
Jhawdara;
Aglageuri;
District: Nagaon
Villages
Jugijan
Dhalpukhuri
Udali
Lumding
Reng Beng
District: Barpeta
Chenga Bajali
Rupshi
District: Bongaigaon
Boitamari
Srijongram
Tapattary
Raidingia Aibhati;
Raidingia Phulgiri;
Chalchali;
Rupahi; and
Gerki.
Chenga Bajali; and
Rupshi
Dhatitara;
Nowapara;
Nagarjhar; and
Nachanguri.
2. Crop: Lentil (Masurmah) | Season: Rabi: 2010-11
District: Dhubri
Block
1. Chapor-Salkocha
2. Bilasipara
3. Mahamaya
4. Golokganj
5. Agomoni
6. Rupshi
Mowkhowa;
Galikura;
Gutippara-IV;
Gutippara-V;
Nayeralga-I;
Johormari;
Pub Ratiadah;
Bisondoi;
N/Raipur-III;
Jhoskal-I;
Jhoskal-II;
Jhoskal-III;
Soulmari-II;
Sukhetikhata;
Botuatali;
Lalkura-II;
Villages
Kashipara;
Gourangtari-II; and
Nayeralga-II;
Nayeralga-III;
Segunmari-II;
Choutara; and
D/Barundanga;
Dimakuri-II;
Gaikhowa-II;
Puberchar;
Shunegar;
Lohajani;
Kaimbashani-II;
Kolapakani Pt. II;
Fulkakati-II;
Patowamari;
Gourangtari-III
Segunmari-III;
Segunmari-IV; and
Hatipota-II.
Rongamati-II.
Rowerkuti;
Bhatpelta; and
N/Kachokhana;
Koimarichar; and
Koimarichar-VI.
Takimari; and
Sasterghat.
APPENDIX-III (B)
District: Dhubri
Block
Villages
7. Debitola
Asharikandi;
Falimari-I;
Falimari-II;
Geramari;
Ghegarala-I;
Dolsingeralga-I;
Riverblock-I; and
Bhagmarachar.
8. Gauripara
Aironjongla;
Charbhasani;
Bhasanirchar-I;
Bhasanirchar-II;
Bhasanirchar-III; and
Sagalchara-I.
9. S/Salmara
Monirchar;
Chakatadanga-I;
Chakatadanga-II;
Bhalukkandi;
Simlakandi; and
Chorchorpara.
10.Fekamari
Jamirkandia;
Ferangirchar;
Mlirchar;
Charkesharipara; and
Dewarchar.
11.Mankachar
Bulibil;
Chirakhowa;
Patengitola;
Molamari;
Uramari; and
Sukchar-II.
12.Nayerlaga
Nayerlaga-I;
Nayerlaga-II; and
Nayerlaga-III.
13.Jamadarhat
Balupara;
Baganpara; and
Airkata.
14.Birsingjarua
Fulkatari;
Mashipara;
Chirakhowa-III;
Chirakhowa-IV;
Chirakhowa-V;
Hazihat;
Nilokhia-I; and
Nilokhia-II.
District: Baska
1. Jalah
Barghgra;
Daodhara;
Hazirapara;
Baniakuchi;
Batbari;
Simla;
Phulaguri;
Kakilabari;
Anchali;
Karhana;
Rangapani;
Lakhibazar;
Dhamdhama;
Silbari;
Tukrakuchi; and
Napam.
2. Dhamdhama
Pakhamara;
Baganpara;
Bagalumari;
Nayabasti;
Nichalamari;
Dighaldanga;
Diapar; and
Debachara.
3. Tamulpur
Kandulimari;
Barkajuli;
Katahbari;
Pollokata;
Phaharabari;
Molangapara;
Boriangarkata;
Darrangapara;
Khairani;
Sesapani;
Karhola;
Belkhuti;
Ambari;
Patkijuli;
Hazaragaon;
Natunbasti;
Palashbari;
Panbari;
Siddhinathpur;
Kalipur; and
Bishnupur.
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APPENDIX-III (C)
Bihar
1. Crop: Bengal gram (Chana) | Season: Rabi: 2010-11
Block
1. Shahpur;
2. Bihiya;
3. Barhara; and
4. Koelwar.
1. Kahalgou;
2. Goradih;
3. Sabourand;
and
4. Bathnagar.
1. Suraygadha;
2. Lakhisarai;
and
3. Barhiya.
District: Bhojpur (Headquarters at Arra)
Villages
Dewariya;
Durjanchak;
Rokariya;
Sunderpur;
Bagmajhaubwa;
Kesopur;
Gowardhanchak;
Chatar;
Visnupur;
Louharshripalpur;
Rajapur;
Jagatpur;
Manakpur;
Panditpur;
Janpura;
Bandha;
Barnouli;
Chainpur;
Dumaria;
Jhauwa;
Chainpur;
Tiar;
District: Bhagalpur
Jamsi;
Parghari;
Pipra;
Lailakh;
Machhipur;
Bajaipur;
Agarpur;
Mahespur;
Mohanpur;
Kurpat;
Punak;
Enghlish-pharakha;
Nadiyawa;
Mamrakha;
Dandabazar;
Bahadurpur;
Barhari;
Khankita;
Pithana;
Rajandipur;
Raipur;
Barai;
Rajput;
Parhari;
Bajnathpur;
Prasasdi;
District: Lakhisarai
Bihra;
Birupur;
Patner;
Nathanpur;
Jhinoura;
Pratappur;
Dihra;
Jabas;
Hasanpur;
Dhiradih;
Balgodar;
Bhanpur;
Mukdampur;
Gangasarai;
Bhangama;
Barahiya;
Kisanpu;
Chuharchak
Bilauri;
Bhidaha;
Jakhaur;
Devghara;
Girdharpur;
Salalpur;
Sadaibigha;
Kiranpur;
Nijaya;
Manikpur;
Manoharpur;
Shina;
Pali;
Gopalpur;
Mahramchak;
Nandpur;
Ramsahar;
Paiga;
Gundi;
Chhapra;
Louhar;
Teghra;
Mirachak;
Kalyanpur;
Bara; and
Kabalpatti.
Phatehpusikari;
Mirzapur;
Kishanpur;
Gosaidaspur;
Bhualpur;
Mathurapur;
Navtoliya;
Biharipur;
Anuchak;
Shahpur;
Kajraili; and
Belsira.
Rampur;
Pokhrama;
Mano;
Kemtarni;
Ratnupur;
Chorha;
Sahmalpur;
Maniyarpur;
Kasba;
Asauni;
Khaira;
Losdhani;
Piri;
Bhagbatpur; and
Rajpur.
APPENDIX-III (C)
2. Crop: Lentil (Masur) | Season: Rabi: 2010-11
District: Patna
Block
1. Fatuwa;
2. Barh;
3. Bakhtiyarpur;
4. Pandark; and
5. Goshbari.
Sotichak;
Parsa;
Lashgarichak;
Sudiha;
Pachrukhiya;
Bihita;
Alipur;
Bildari;
Khushalchak;
1. Sarmera
Chero;
Sarmera;
Malama;
Bari malama;
Gousnagar;
Kenarkala;
Ishua;
Husaina;
Jahagirpur;
Pranawan;
Chhotimalama;
1. Jahanabad Sadar
Sikaria;
Mandaybigh;
Pandoi
Sevnan;
Amain;
Larsa;
Barauna;
Pinjaur;
Kora;
Faridpur;
Kasai;
Sikaria;
Emalia;
Nandanpura;
Navinagar;
Narayanpur;
Tebta;
Ganagasagar;
Chilori;
Bhadari;
Gagipur;
Danubigha;
Dharanai;
Umta;
Chatiyama;
Rukatpur;
Shetua;
Sisra
Giji;
Dehri;
Murgai;
Pathakbigha;
2. Makdumpur
3. Hulasganj
Villages
Basawanchk;
Bakluchak;
Akbarpur;
Sildahi;
Daulatpur;
Mokama;
Balawa;
Badluchak;
Akbarpur;
District: Nalanda
Dhanuki;
Bridawan;
Chuharchak;
Kajichak;
UttraSinghoul;
Govindpur;
Kabirchak;
Bari masiya;
Bari chhayari;
Beldariya;
Bariya;
District: Jahanabad
Jamuk;
Chirayatand;
Balma;
Korma;
Bhadseri;
Bhelwa;
Mirgapur;
Jhunathi
Lalachak;
Chamanbigh;
Kalpa;
Kasai;
Ghosi;
Jainagar;
Rampur;
Solang;
Amarpur;
Misraulia;
Akopur;
Khojapur;
Makarpur;
Ner;
Lakra;
Khrauna;
Baulatpur;
Raghunathpur;
Sultanpur;
Imadpur;
Ghosi;
Kora;
Sonba;
Slempur;
Sildahi;
Daulatpur;
Mokama;
Balawa;
Trimuhan;
Godiyari;
Paujuna;
Mohanpur; and
Dhandobh.
Misiya;
Dhanawabigha;
Sasoudh;
Khesra;
Sonbigha;
Mohanpur;
Dhanawadih;
Nirnagar;
Rupaspur;
Sadaha; and
Khojakipur.
Rajpura;
Tejbigha;
Rampur;
Asyama;
Mananichak;
Bhbhana;
Mustichak;
Mustichak;
Kosdihra;
Kinari;
Gonba;
Lodipur; and
Patariya
Kamchak;
Manghus;
Bhimpur;
Sagarpur;
Maniyarpur;
Bira;
Makdumpur;
Musi;
Kumbiha;
Asiyama;
Musichak; and
Kosdhira.
Utimpur;
Dauthu;
Surajpur;
Gudauri;
Keur;
Suhanibigha; and
Mathupur.
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3. Crop: Green gram (Moong) | Season: Summer-2011
District: Araria
Block
1. Narpatganj
2. Bhargama
1. Marwan
2. Bandra
3. Motipur
4. Kurhani
Pathardeva;
Jimrahi;
Hariharpurkala;
Nayabhargama;
Jainagar;
Shankarpur;
Khajuri;
Simarbanni;
Kusmaul;
Villages
Gorhara;
Vishunpur;
Raghunathpur;
Raghunathpur Uttar;
Khutra;
Rampur;
Adi;
Bhargama;
District: Muzaffarpur
Matowna;
Memavishnupur;
Manapur;
Baghawaram;
Madhwanmhurd;
Roopwadha;
Madhwanbhoj;
Phanda;
Badhakagao;
Arijpur;
Badhakagaosoth;
Makdumkopriya;
Karja;
Kerarenagar;
Chainpur;
Bhakhadha;
Rotiniya;
Narharasarai;
Jiyan;
Bagahi;
Jiyankhurd;
Pakrijalal;
Bayanaram;
Miyapakdhi;
Maksara;
Dihpakahi;
Bagahi;
Sugare;
Bariyarpur;
Chikani;
Mohanpur;
Narayanpursemara;
Nunphara;
Matlupur;
Hirayeharpur;
Ghoshrama;
Narayanpur;
Bandara;
Semara;
Govindpur-chhaapadha;
Chikanesamara;
Sundarpurratwara;
Bhanaktola;
Meghratwara;
Chikanemushahari;
Baigara;
Mahemasemara;
Tepari
Semarabhakhada;
Maheshpura;
Semarakishanpur;
ShivnagarTepari;
Samara;
Jatauliya;
Sara;
Pakale;
Baasght; and
Purusottampur;
Varsan;
Mathurapur;
Bada;
Sherpur;
Sumaira;
Chakmakhan;
Chakiya;
Jagranathpur;
Sumaira;
Shahpurbhariya;
Ajjalpurmado;
Aarijpurchhapki;
Nurnagar;
Suodhiyanur;
Ladhodh;
Chhapki;
Dhuviyai ;
Suodhiyaram;
Goraiya;
Kharonadih;
Sripur;
Kharonajairam;
Bhawanipur;
Mothha;
Chhajamgon;
Wajitpur;
Uttarwaretola;
Kharonabasant;
Dhajangram;
Bariyarpur; and
Garahnama.
Majhoa;
Paikpar,
Mahthawa;
Bishhsriya;
Chatiya;
Dhanshwari;
Baijupatti; and
Hingawa.
Chamahrua;
Baroha;
Rupaili;
Repura;
Nawada;
Rusulpur;
Rusulpur;
Ramera;
Raksa west;
Bangari;
Mithanpur;
Salahpur; and
Goriyara.
Shankarpur;
Hattya;
Khanuwa;
Chandpur;
Patsara;
Sarvora;
Sak;
Dhiman;
Sakhi;
Sakdhikothi;
Sakdhimaj;
Rampurdayal; and
Piyar.
Ksoninath.
Vishnpurmangas;
Rajna;
Aarijpur;
Chandrahaddi;
Thuhama;
Jawadih;
Mohanpur;
Murol;
Kishanpur;
Madhuwan;
Ratnole;
Dhajangonu;
Hariramtola; and
Belaura.
APPENDIX-III (C)
District: Supaul
Block
1. Triveniganj
2. Pipara
3. Raghopur
1. Samastipur
2. Vibhutipur
3. Kalyanpur
Bhura;
Babhangava;
Amaha;
Dubuyahi;
Thumaha;
Hulas;
Karjain;
Villages
Lathuna; and
Pilvaha.
Katiaya;
Belokharia;
Baichi; and
Dharhara.
District: Samastipur
Bhusasi;
Ramnathpur;
Punas;
Mordiwa;
Panchrukhi;
Bhuidhara;
Guruwara;
Chandopatti;
Shubhpatti;
Rahimpur;
Sitaul;
Rudauli;
Tadhiaramkrishanpur;
Jagdishpur;
Dhuralakh;
Rami;
Rudauli;
Chakhaji;
Chakhai;
Jinijamat;
Nirpur;
Bakimabad;
Dhuralakh;
Dudhpur;
Bishanpurbande;
Korbadha;
Gonahar;
Kharaj;
Nawada;
Raghunathpurbela;
Aasinpur;
Kewas;
LRaghukand;
Nijamad;
Chhatuna;
Kewasjahagir;
Rasalpur;
Ranitol;
Musapur;
Harpur;
Shital;
Sindia;
Patti;
Wajidpur;
Bejhhadhi;
Rubela;
Mahamdpur;
Bibhutipur;
Sakada;
North;
VibhtipurPurab;
Belsandi;
Tabhaka;
Tara;
Chakatbib;
Sindhiaa;
Alampur;
Uttar Sindhiaa;
Kodriaa;
Ghat;
Mathiuttar;
Patailliaa;
MathiDachhain;
Boria;
Desi;
Khas;
Kharakh;
Tabhaka;
Masurapattpara;
Sakh;
Sindhiaadachhin;
Mohan;
Surauli;
Gangauli;
Vashudeopur;
Chakmehse;
Saidpur;
Maniyapur;
Dhurwagama;
Gomida;
Mirjapur;
Pakhry;
Sormar;
Bhagwanpur;
Rajpa;
Ajna;
Jeetwariya;
Rampur;
Veersinghpur;
Ladaura;
Namapur;
Chakmurudin;
Phoolhara;
Nababganj;
Karua;
Dhariya;
Ratauli; and
Jarol.
Rajkhand;
Harpur;
Aolath;
Bhushari;
Vikarmpur;
Wnde;
Jagdishpur;
Bhabhrupur;
Vishanpur;
Jitwarpuchau- pur;
Rahimpur;
Rudauli;
Sindhiaa;
Khurd;
Lsurykanth;
Khothi;
Lraghukanth;
Bhiri;
Chaknur;
Ji-chauth;
Vande; and
Keshopttirampur.
Manda;
Narhan;
Khas;
Tabhaka;
Dachhin;
Mastpura;
Kalyanpur;
South;
Mahishi;
Kerai;
Bharpur; and
Patpara.
Bhatichok;
Sare;
Gorina;
Jhahuri;
Simghiria;
Muktapur;
Kesopatti;
Daulatpur;
Jhkhra;
Kalyanpur;
Ghogharaha;
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4. Khanpur
5. Ujiyarpur
1. Kahra
2. Satarkataiya
3. Sourbazar
4. Patarghat
Villages
Barheta;
Nimachakhedar;
Milky;
Darore;
Koelakund;
Kalaunjar;
Male;
Ratanpur;
Agar;
Bharja;
Kurwa;
Jagdishpar;
Belsandhi;
Balapur;
Bakhre;
Somnaha;
Ratwara;
Kothiya;
Rewda;
Sahapur;
Sihuli;
Nathudawar;
Masina;
Karuaabhorshahpur;
Gudarght
Khatuaha;
Ramnagear;
Bhanpur;
Bhopatpur;
Chaaej;
Hasanpur;
Madhuban;
Murgiyachak;
Moditol;
Rohiaahi;
Bhanpur;
Patepur;
Tegraha;
Tedha;
Hasopur;
Vikarampatti;
Hariharpurkhanj;
Fatehpur;
Samaa;
Sadipuer;
Barahgama;
Ranjeetpur;
Basalpur;
Govindpur;
Daaidha;
Chhska;
Khanpur;
Shrigahar;
Vachhauli;
Simraha;
Jagdishpur;
Balbhadrapur;
Belari;
Dhariya;
Mahati;
Asadhar;
Desuaa;
Pataili;
Mishratola;
Lakhnipur;
Chandchaur;
Maheshpatti;
Ujiyarpur;
Mirnama;
Prembahanda;
Surajpur;
Chhatwari;
Rampur;
Tara;
Samthu;
Salempur;
Rammagar;
Khaua;
Janakpura;
Chaita;
Pachpaka;
Kamala;
Andhail;
Karihara;
Lohagir;
Rebari;
Chaita;
Anagar;
Chaita;
Dihuli;
Uteri;
Raipur;
District: Saharsa
Amla Tola;
Rahua;
Kahra;
Vanwadha;
Bariyahi;
Rahuamani;
Belha;
Chainpur;
Vishanpur;
Laxminiya;
Aran;
Nandlali;
Santpur;
Baijanpatti;
Chandour;
Kailasi;
Maheshpur;
Samda;
Bhagatpur
Yaduparan;
Tira;
Mohanpur;
Ramauli;
Janardanpur;
Singhyahi;
Jadhisparan; and
Bankipur.
Shobha;
Siraha;
Khairi;
Sonsi;
Goriaahi;
Bujurgdwar;
Suraul;
Babanghat;
Usdaypur;
Hasopurhritol;
Purushotampur;
Tedha;
Purabanu;
Sighayhi;
Khothiaa;
Khairi;
Khedaramnagar;
Rajwada; and
Siropatti.
Mathurpur;
Mahisari;
Gaonpur;
Aksila;
Chandauli;
Chaksirai;
Akala;
Maheshpatti;
Madhodih;
Bela;
Megh;
Saidpur;
Paroria;
Supaul;
Satanpur; and
Balbhadrapur.
Parari; and
Mahratha.
Gauruaha;
Sukhasan; and
Bhelwa.
Belha; and
Bhagwanpur.
APPENDIX-III (D)
Chhattisgarh
Block
1. Rajnandgaon
2. Dongargarh
3. Khairagarh
4. Chhuikhadan
1. Balod
2. Gurur
3. Gunderdehi
District: Rajnandgaon
Villages
Bhamsatara;
Manpur;
Jogidalli;
Khaprichamar;
Maladabavi;
Jurlakhurd;
Baherabhantha;
Sahaspurdalli;
Masul;
Amlidih;
Tendubhantha;
Mudiya;
Mohara;
Sahaspur;
Jarwahi;
Chaitukhapri;
Bijnapur;
Keshia;
Kasari;
Shivnikala;
Basantpur;
Pendir;
Renvagahan;
Mudhipar;
Khapriteli;
Garrapar;
Prakashpur;
Khaprisirdar;
Gumanpur;
Gadaghat;
Manpur;
Kritbans;
Doujri;
Chaknar;
Gandai;
Thandar;
Pandariya;
Raimadwa;
Kopebhantha;
Jagmadwa;
District: Durg
Bhengari;
Khairwahi;
Londi;
Amora;
B.navagaon;
Limora;
Biretara;
Tamora;
Charwahi;
Nagadabri;
Pondi;
Godari;
Ojhagahan;
Baasin;
Kosagondi;
Bhothali;
Pirkipar;
Dandesara;
Gangoripar;
Dhaneli;
Titurghan;
Dabari;
Parsuli;
Khertha;
Haldi;
Mokha;
Kumhali;
Pasaud;
Belaudi;
Bodal;
Rajoli;
Satmara;
Bharkatola;
Kauhakuda;
Dhoba; and
Kalkasa.
Runvatal;
Saltikri;
Khaira;
Thekwa; and
Gadabhanwar.
Jhikadash;
Udrinavagaon;
Kumhi; and
Pipalkachhar.
Hanaiban;
Khogha;
Belgaon; and
Khairanawapara.
Parsahi;
Khapri;
Latabod;
Padkibhat; and
Karhibhadar.
Khudni;
Akalwara;
Arjuni;
Sohpur; and
Bagdai.
Sirrabhata;
Mahudabi; and
Saloni.
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4. Patan
1. Kawardha
2. Sahaspur lohara
3. Pandariya
Chulgahan;
Khapri;
Odaragahan;
Charabhat;
Rivagahan;
Armarikhurd;
Khola;
Mathanikhurd;
Marka;
Kritbandha;
Dhouraband;
Bhanpur;
Koyalari;
Dhanora;
Biptara;
Thunnupar;
Gaomti;
Gorjhumer;
Kotgaon;
Baniya;
Pailpar;
Gorkhpur- khurd;
Baghamuda;
Kisangarh;
Villages
Dhamna;
Basin;
Belaudi;
Umarpoti;
Batarail;
Khapri;
Bhari;
District: Kabirdham
Kuwa;
Bitkuli;
Bitkulikala;
Jarti;
Kharipar;
Dongari;
Novdhiya;
Bodini;
Kunda;
Surajpurab;
Hardi;
Navagaw- khurd;
Ragra;
Dasarangpur;
Mahali; and
Amalori;
Gatapaar;
Belhari;
Kikirmeta;
Anosara; and
Aktai.
Ghuksha;
Jawednkhurd;
Chharbhata;
Sonbarsha;
Baijanmoha;
Gadhanbhat; and
Bijai.
Khohadiya;
Bhikampur;
Ushapur;
Dharamgarh; and
Koshmanda.
Pounj.
2. Crop: Pigeon pea (Arhar/Tur) | Season: Rabi: 2010-11
District: Durg
Block
1. Saja
2. Berla
3. Bemetara
Khari;
Sori;
Musandi;
Patora;
Daganiya;
Chikhli;
Bamhani;
Kurud;
Matiya;
Dewarbeeja;
Bhedani;
Khisora;
Dadjara;
Kodwa;
Saldha;
Darri;
Umariya;
Detar;
Chilfi;
Kanpa;
Bera;
Murki;
Lalpur;
Villages
Banraka;
Gopalpur;
Tipni;
Jewara;
Shyampur Kapa;
Tharampur;
Khairjiti;
Kala;
Semariya;
Parpoda;
Sirsa;
Mohbatta;
Singhori;
Keshdabri;
Majgaon;
Kathotiya;
Udtala;
Churiya;
Baduwakapa;
Majgaon;
Nawagaon kala;
Birsinghi;
Pachabhaiya;
Katulbord;
Gaduwa;
Chuhaka;
Motesara;
Kandai;
Gidhwa;
Hardas; and
Hatamudi.
Ghotmarra;
Khamariha;
Mangalore;
Revey; and
Hadgaon.
Baiharasi;
Amcho;
Lolesara;
Baiji;
Dholiya; and
Charbhata.
APPENDIX-III (D)
Block
4. Dhamdha
1. Lailunga
2. Dharmjaigarh
Litia;
Chichi;
Dorki;
Arsi;
Sukharikala;
Gahnajhariya;
Kidasiya;
Taragarh;
Mudagaon;
Bansdand;
Narayanpur;
Pokdega;
Laudand;
Kodamai;
Kekrajhariya;
Kerhan;
Gerupani;
Tolge;
Ankra;
Kaharpund;
Lamdand;
Kurra;
Rajpur;
Saraimunda;
Rajgaon;
Rilo;
Chhal;
Kudekela;
Bojiya;
Purunga;
Rupunga;
Sukhamuda;
Raimer;
Bakaruma;
Vijaynagar;
Gersa;
Dharmjaigarh;
Maharajganj;
Behramar;
Baysi;
Bokramuda;
Kandabahar;
Barbaspur;
Chuhkimar;
Tarekela;
Puslda;
Gadainbahari;
Nawapara;
Bandhapali;
Chitapali;
Tendumudi;
Villages
Temri;
Birejar;
Nasda;
Chikhala;
Potiya;
District: Raigarh
Laripani;
Phuthamunda;
Phulikunda;
Amapali;
Sagarpali;
Guru;
Bhedimuda
Bagudega;
Chouranga;
Rampur;
Baiginjhariya;
Raksingkhol;
Sukwas;
Barkhoriya;
Pharsakani;
Sonajori;
Siyarpar;
Chirakhira;
Chawarpur;
Chiraipar;
Kokdar;
Jogda;
Gerwani;
Hati;
Ududa;
Narkalo;
Sisringa;
Tejpur;
Kamrai;
Supkalo;
Bakhnokot;
Kiriya;
Thakurpodni;
Ganpatpur;
Raisamakhurd;
Charkhapara;
Dhourabhantha;
Nagdarha;
Pandripani;
Bangdahi;
Poriya;
Alola;
Jabga;
Balweda;
Tendumar;
Bori;
Tekapar;
Purda; and
Navagaon.
Powara;
Potara;
Khedaama;
Gahira;
Ratakhand;
Salkhiya;
Diyagarh;
Bhakurra;
Muskatri;
Ganjpur;
Bartangar;
Madisakachhar;
Kaharchua;
Kesla;
Kubra;
Khar;
Godhi;
Kupakani; and
Pakergaon.
Medharmar;
Kharra;
Jampali;
Bansajhar;
Durgapur;
Koyalar;
Madanpur;
Bhojpur;
Sariya;
Khamhar;
Jamraga;
Bakalo;
Putukachhar;
Pelma;
Paraghati;
Pakhnakhol;
Kida;
Galimar;
Ganjaipali;
Banhar;
Siwar;
Nawagaon;
Indakalo;
Jobi; and
Salka.
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3. Gharghoda
Dehridih;
Pakadarha;
Bilaskhar;
Panikhet;
Bhengari;
Charmar;
Nawapara;
Tenda;
Bagchawa;
Villages
Khokharoama;
Pusalda;
Kudumkela;
Kosamghat;
Puri;
Rumkera;
Phagusm;
Teram;
Dhoram;
Kognara;
Chhotegumda;
Kantgdih;
Nawagarh;
Badegumda;
Chharratangar;
Tumidih; and
Donar.
APPENDIX-III (E)
Gujarat
1. Crop: Pigeon pea (Tuver) | Season: Kharif -2010
District: Vadodara
Block
1. Karjan
2. Vaghodiya
3. Savli
4. Dabhoi
5. Shinor
6. Sankheda
7. Jetpur pavi
Saring;
Matrinj;
Haldaravaa;
Chhechhavaa;
Saidal;
Nurpuri;
Kachhota;
Vasavel;
Pipaliya;
Vejalpur;
Vejpur;
Tulsigam;
Varsada;
Moti Bhadol;
Nani Bhadol;
Sherpura;
Baripura;
Vakhatpura;
Mati habipura;
Nada;
Thunavi;
Ambav;
Banaiya;
Rajh;
Nariya;
Villages
Pachhiyapura;
Sansaroda;
Choranda;
Shanaapura;
Navara;
Sanoli;
Nava aajwa;
Antoli;
Karmaliyapura;
Jambuwada;
Mal Aankaliya;
Ranipura(Va);
Vadiya;
Gagadiya;
Mudhela;
Ghantiya;
Anguthan;
Kothara;
Kothara;
Thikariya
Sejpur;
Chhatral;
Dangapura;
Sathod;
Kanapada;
Bhekhda;
Achipura;
Malpur;
Gola gambit;
Lotiya;
Paniya;
Garadi;
Teimbarva;
Nanahabipura;
Manjrol;
Kundi;
Laved;
Shithol;
Ladhan;
Gogadiya;
Jivanpura;
Suskal;
Timbi;
Kukna;
Nani rasali;
Paliya;
Ghutiya;
Tarapur;
Umarava;
Jetpur;
Khodiya amadar;
Kanthariya; and
Aoz.
Vyara;
Dankheda;
Tarsava;
Ambali;
Gugalpur; and
Kherwadi.
Kambola;
Sadara;
Kamalpura;
Vasanpura; and
Muval.
Gamdi(va);
Kunvarpura;
Fartikuee;
Puda;
Borabaar;
Kajapur;
Vega;
Hansapura;
Dabhoi; and
Shirola.
Chhanabhoi;
Sandha; and
Avakhal.
Dodmar;
Surya;
Undi; and
Chhuchhpura.
Patiya;
Moti bumdi;
Pandhara;
Sirod;
Nanamotabutiyapur
Uchapaan;
Visadi;
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Block
8. Chhotaudepur
1. Jambusar
2. Valiya
3. Bharuch
1. Bayad
Villages
Khandivav;
Mulaghar;
Pratapnagar;
Vajpur;
Chapragota;
Bamroli;
Segavasemaliya;
Valode;
Koliyari;
Gadoth;
Moti rasali;
Ranbhut;
Tejgadh;
Dhandhoda;
Achhala;
Khajuriya;
Devaliya;
Gungavada;
Jaloda;
Rojkuva;
Nalej;
Ghelavant;
Pipalej;
Chilarvant;
Potiya;
Aoliamba;
Padharvaant;
Aojadi;
Baroj;
Baadvav;
Luni;
Aod;
Sigla;
Ukhlavant;
Ghoghadev;
Malghi;
Bopa;
Kachhel(ka)
Unvad;
Mithali;
Ghamodi;
Raysingpura(ha) Varaghi;
Chokdi;
Palsanda;
Vijol;
Simal faliya;
Chichod;
Talav faliya;
Achheta;
Rayasinpura(ha);
Vasedi;
Malu;
Zizarvani;
Khutaliya;
Bhoradali;
Eklabara;
Ferkuva;
Malaja;
Bilvant;
Kasara;
Rojya
Ganthiya;
Khadakvada;
Manaka(chho)
Jodavant;
Rangpur;
Khadkhad;
Kanaas;
Puniyavaant;
Bhorda;
Mota rampura;
Nani dumali;
Nana rampura;
Moti dumali;
District: Bharuch
Magnad;
Vahelam; and
Chhidra;
Kara;
Valiya;
Bhamadiya;
Vatariya;
Mauza;
Daheli;
Rajapara;
Itakala;
Jabugam;
Chasvad;
Desad;
Chikhali;
Tuna;
Amaleshwar;
Padariya; and
District: Sabarkantha
Ramsi-Kampa;
Pipodara;
Alwa-Kampa;
Odha;
Dolpura;
Ambagam;
Gadh-Kampa;
Ahmedpura;
Bayad;
Dakhneshwar;
Bordi;
Amoli;
Tadakaachhla;
Charoliya (sa)
Khadakla;
Gaedaiya;
Khandiyakuva; and
Polanpur.
Vachalibhint;
Asalipu;
Bhilpur;
Khodavniya;
Guda;
Dolariya;
Lagami;
Kumbhani;
Virpur;
Moti Sadhali;
Dholisamel;
Kevadi;
Dungarbhit dobachapra;
Mithibor;
Kakdkund;
Gadola;
Maal;
Chisadiya;
Sanada;
Chiliyavant;
Jadiyana;
Sureshi;
Lehvant;
Nakamali;
Chathavada; and
Ambala.
Kangam
Nana Jambuda;
Betrang;
Dattannagara;
Arethi; and
Singnvad.
Kansava.
Bibipura;
Patera;
Ambaliyara;
Dhanpura-Kampa;
Nagano-Math;
Lank
APPENDIX-III (E)
Block
2. Meghraj
1. Danta
Villages
Madhav-Kampa;
Narsela;
Vajepura-Kampa;
Radodara;
Manajina-Muveda;
Vasna mota;
Motipura;
Savela-Kampa;
Indran-Kampa;
Deroli;
Amodara;
Vijayganj;
Otiyadev;
Talod;
Jalampur;
Kanpur-Kampa;
Hathipura;
Jasujina-Muvada;
Zakariya;
Demai;
Mudhiya;
Phanta-Dhirpura;
Hamirpura;
Dhom;
Shantipura;
Ratanpur-Kampa;
Rayanna-Muvada;
Totu;
Amiyapura;
Saradarpura;
Choila;
Ajabpura;
Bedaj;
Mahudi;
Vaiya;
Mahudi(padar);
Kumbhera;
Pahadiya;
Ranjedi;
Relyo;
Tarakwadiya;
Bhutiya;
Ajuhirola;
Limbodara;
Vaniyawad;
Adapur;
Rajpur(RA);
Sisodara(A);
Surdevi;
Khemba;
Zarda;
Nani moydi;
Lala kampa;
Munshiwada;
Karanpur;
Khukhariya;
Hira Timab;
Jitpur;
Zemna;
Moti moydi;
Gay-vachharada;
Patel dhundha;
Mudasi;
Limbodaran(dhu);
Vaghora;
Sendaliyo;
Punjapur;
Adhodiya;
Antoli;
Damor Dhunda;
Panibar;
Undava;
Naranpur;
Vasai;
Dharola;
Limbhoi;
Ghorwada;
Navagam(K);
Khakhariya;
Krushnapur;
Kadwadi;
Kasana;
Isri;
Ukardi;
Jitpur(KH);
Odha;
Patel Chhapara;
Lakhipur;
District: Banaskantha
Kuvarasi;
Khedhor;
Bhachadiya;
Bamnoj;
Kudel;
Ambaji;
Hadad-2;
Mandali-1
Vatrak gadh;
Vadasara;
Sarsiya;
Takhatpura;
Shedha;
Vagh valla;
Kotda;
Varena;
Sathamba;
Dahegamda;
Sundarapura;
Shankarapura- Kampa;
Patelna-Muvada;
Ojan; and
Indran.
Tarakwada;
Padar;
Itwa;
Chhitadara;
Shangal;
Jeriyawada;
Ba.ta.chhapara;
Ghed;
Pahadiya(P);
Moti Pandhuli;
Nani Pandhuli;
Chikhari;
Kuta;
Dekva;
Manda;
Lalpur;
Bra Kotda;
Vank;
Bhuval;
Godha;
Vanthali;
Kasana;
Rellawada;
Khakhariya;
Dundheliya; and
Panchal.
Mankadi-2;
Mandali-2; and
Vashee.
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194
2. Crop: Green gram (Mag) | Season: Kharif: 2010
District: Kutch
Block
1. Rapar
2. Mandavi
3. Bhuj
1. Vav
2. Tharad
3. Bhabhar
Villages
Govindpar;
Trabau;
Badalgadh;
Vanoi;
Tindalva;
Kudajampar;
Naliyatimbo;
Say;
Dedarva;
Mevasa;
Jaduparbhanger;
Gagodar;
Amoti;
Palasava;
Vallabhnagar;
Shiravanth;
Pragpar;
Umaiya;
Dhunai;
Goniyasar-Mo;
Punadi;
Goniyasar-Na;
Vandh;
Ler;
Fotdi;
Modsar;
Samtra;
Ukhadmora;
Nagiyari;
Kandherai;
Vadhay;
Vadvaara;
Payarka;
Padhdhar;
Makhana;
Bharapara;
Kamaguna;
Dhori;
Tankadasar;
Sarli;
Sumrasar jat;
Jura;
Virai;
District: Banaskantha
Dhima;
Padan;
Motipura;
Madka;
Tadav;
Radosan;
Chandarva;
Khadol;
Bhatsarvas;
Fogdi;
Jelana;
Suigam;
Golapnesda;
Tirth gam;
Rampura;
Betaliya;
Chudmer;
Savrakha;
Ghesada;
Ranesari;
Pirgadh;
Naroli;
Lunal;
Karbun;
Kasvi;
Aantrol;
Abasana;
Abala;
Suthar nesadi;
Nesada;
Merapura;
Runi;
Chaladara;
Chumbuva;
Chichodara;
Chabhara;
Shelari;
Lakdavandh;
Nandasar;
Lodrani;
Kalyanpar;
Sonalva;
Deshalpar; and
Bhimasar.
Asabiya; and
Kojachora.
Baukha Sama;
Baukha (o);
Natharkui;
Vichhiya;
Vyara;
Kurbai;
Nabhoi;
Pirvadi; and
Anandsar.
Dedava;
Vavdi;
Dhanana;
Kumbharadi;
Bhadvel;
Khimanavas; and
Khimanapadar.
Radka;
Takhuva;
Bhardasar;
Ratanpura; and
Vaghasan.
Tetarva;
Mitha; and
Bhandaliya.
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3. Crop: Black gram (Adad/Udad/Urd) | Season: Kharif: 2010
District: Dahod
Block
1. Dhanpur
2. Devgadh Baria
3. Limkheda
Nvanagar;
Kdaval;
Ambakach;
Dhanarpatiya;
Karakhpur;
Lliliyaamba;
Ranipura;
Biliya;
Ratadiya;
Meghmuvadi;
Abhalod;
Ankali;
Sagarama;
Baina;
Chilakota;
Jadakheriya;
Katholiya;
Kaboi;
Tutaghati;
Valundi;
Polisimala;
Pada;
Chatki;
Khadada;
Villages
Punakota;
Nanimalu;
Shakarapura;
Vansiyadungari;
Gahelvagha;
Vakota;
Kuva;
Simlaghse;
Mandav;
Nagava;
Ruvabari;
Udhvala;
Vadabhet;
Vehvan;
Piplapani;
Visalanga;
Ghutiya;
Cheidiya;
Timba;
Malli;
Amba;
Raee;
Kakri Dungari;
Chopatapalli;
Mandor;
Kakdkhila;
Kansota;
Gangaradi faliya;
Khandada; and
Motimalu.
Chenpur;
Redhana;
Keliva;
Jambusar;
Vandar;
Antela; and
Ankali.
Tarmi;
Parmar Na Dungarpur;
Rathoda Na Dungarpur;
Navipari;
Pata;
Bhutkhedi;
Chachakpur;
Chhapari;
Nani sanjeli; and
Ranadhekapur.
District: Dahod
Block
1. Dahod
2. Jhalod
3. Garbada
Villages
Kharedi;
Kharoda;
Chhayad;
Bhathivada;
Rajpur;
Dungara;
Dungari;
Gamadi;
Anavarpura;
Garadu;
Rajadiya;
Roopkheda;
Matva;
Vajelav;
Nelsur;
Jesavada;
Vadava;
Ambali;
Chosala;
Sakarada;
Dungara;
Retiya;
Doki;
Parathampura;
Pethanpur;
Chakliya;
Gultora;
Therka;
Meerakhedi;
Kharod;
Usaravan;
Chhapari; and
Boravani.
Chharachhoda;
Nadhelay;
Jharibujharg;
Nimach;
Jambua;
Gulabar;
Boriyala;
Gangarada;
Simaliyabujharg;
Garbada; and
Abhalod.
Pavadi;
Baderiya;
Jabarvada;
Sarmariya;
Jetpur; and
Velpura.
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APPENDIX-III (F)
Haryana
1. Crop: Pigeon pea (Arhar) | Season: Kharif-2010
District: Rohtak
Block
1. Sampla
2. Rohtak
3. Kalanaur
Hassangarh;
Bhasrukhurd;
Bhasrukalan;
Kisrati;
Nonand;
Kharawar;
Ismilla;
Ismilla-9B;
Karotha;
Bakheta;
M.Khurd;
Pahrawar;
Shimli;
Maina;
Kanehli;
Kansala;
Humayupur;
M.Kalan;
Ladhot;
Dairy pana;
Khidwali;
Ghuskani;
Jindran;
Kiloikhas;
Kiloidopana;
Polangi;
Nigana;
Kalanaur;
Jindran;
Bhali;
Pilana;
Gudan;
Kherari;
Anwal;
Sample;
Villages
Kharawar;
Chuliyana;
Dattaur;
Karor;
Ismilla-11B
Baliyana;
Gandhra;
Kherisadh;
Dhamad;
Aasan;
Mungan;
Rudaki;
Bhalaut;
Pahrawar;
Baiyanpur;
Ghuskani;
Jindran;
Dhamad;
Mungan;
Aasan;
Bhor;
Gadibhor;
SighpuraKalan;
SinghpuraKhurd;
Bhagwatipur;
Jasiya;
Gijhi;
Sangahera;
Katesra;
Basana;
Pilana;
Lahli;
Baniyani;
Patwapur;
Sundana;
Paksma;
MorKheri;
Sampla;
N.Bas;
Atayal;
Gijhi;
K.Sampla; and
Kultana.
Basantpur;
Barahmanwas;
Masirpur;
Chamariya;
Jasiya;
Katwara;
Sanghi;
Bhaujamalpur;
Tazamajra;
Gaddikheri;
Dhob;
Ghilodkalan;
Rithal;
Aazadghad;
Ritoli;
Kabulpur; and
Baland.
Kahnaur;
Masudpur;
M.Jatain;
M.Rangran;
Balb;
J.Pur;
Kakrana; and
Girnawathi.
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2. Crop: Bengal gram (Chana/Chhole) | Season: Rabi: 2010-11
District: Bhiwani
Block
1. Siwani
1. Hisar-II
Siwani;
D/Ramjas;
D/Mithi;
D/Krishanlal;
Devsar;
Barwa;
Rupana;
Dhulkot;
Deriyapur;
D/Dariyapur;
Chanana;
Khera;
D/Dhirja;
D/Balhara;
D/Hunat;
Bheran;
Sundawas;
Kharia;
Kirtan;
Salamgarh;
Mattarshyam;
Mallapar;
Kajlan;
Neolikhurd;
Neolikalan;
Choudhrywas;
Panihar check;
Gawar;
Villages
Kalod;
Gudha;
Mohilla;
Serra;
Gadhwa;
Kharkhari;
Bidhwan;
Talwani;
Kalali;
Matani;
D/Bhakran;
Budhseli;
Bakhtawarura;
Lilus;
Gaindawas;
Jhumpakalan;
District: Hisar
Gorchi;
Tokas;
Sahapur;
Rawalwas;
Aryanagar;
Patan;
Hindwan;
Kalwas;
Singran;
Bharian;
Basra;
Rawalwaskalan;
Jhupakhurd;
Sainiwas;
Motipura;
Ghanghalla;
Gurera;
Kikral;
Naloi;
Bhani;
Selnwali;
Mithi;
Morkan;
Mandholikhurd;
Garwa; and
Siwach.
Sarsana;
Bhiwanirohilla;
Siswala;
Dhiranwas;
Balsamand;
Dobhi;
Burak;
Bandhari;
Dhandoor;
Birbabran; and
Ap. Bir.
3. Crop: Green gram (Moong) | Season: Summer-2011
District: Karnal
Block
1. Karnal
Mehmadpur;
Kharajpur;
Nabipur;
Bajeedpur;
Nalvikhurd;
Nalvi par;
nalvi par Tilla;
Nasirpur;
Kunjpura;
Phoosgarh;
DahaJagir;
UnchaSamana;
GovindwalaDera;
Bushli;
Villages
Dhakwalarodan;
Sheikpurajagir;
Mustfabad;
Sohana;
Andhera;
Kalvehri;
Salarpura;
Jadoli;
Chora;
Tapu;
Mugalmajra;
Shergarhtapu;
Menmati;
Mohdinpur;
Manglora;
Subhri;
Rasulpurkalan;
Kherachappra;
Newal;
Dabrakikalan;
Sarfabad;
Taharpur;
Hemda;
Chirao;
Kachwqa;
Kalampura;
Pundrak;
Chamarkhera;
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198
Block
Ranwar;
Bajidajattan;
Ganjogarhi;
Kambohpura;
Gheer;
Chorpura;
Rindal;
Bara gaon;
Chundipur;
Dhakwalagujran;
2. Indri
3. Nilokheri
1. Thanesar
(96 villages)
Villages
Sanghoi;
Darar;
Sandhoa;
Makhumajra;
Landora;
Kurali;
Rambha;
Churni;
Mohdinpur;
Naglamegha;
Dabkoii;
Haibatpur;
Biana;
Udana;
Shahpur;
BirRaithkhana;
Garhpurkhalsa;
Matakmajra;
Randoli;
GarhiSadhan;
Chand samandh;
Khadra Bad;
Kamalpur;
Panjokhra;
Sikandarpur;
SwarnMajra;
Dishangarh;
Raitkhana;
Kamalpurrodan;
Batanheri;
Islam nagar;
Kherijattan;
Badarpur;
Rampura;
Kalrinanheda;
Bhadson;
Naglarodan;
Garibirbal;
Kalsora;
Labkari;
Gumto;
Kharka;
Garigujran;
Shergarghkhalsa;
Samaspur;
Nathodi;
Musepur;
Chogawan;
Gorigarh;
Mukhali;
Bibipurjatan;
Kalrijagir;
Dhamanheri;
Garhpurtapu;
Samora;
Khukhni;
Dungra;
Hansumajra;
Kheri man singh;
Dhanoheri;
Sheikpura;
Chandrao;
Naurta;
Mukhala;
Kartarpur;
Nandi;
Tusang;
Bhojikhalsa;
Milk apoaap;
Pakhana;
Shamgarh;
Padwala;
Bheemikhurd;
Takhana;
Padana;
Saunkra;
Bainikalan;
Sheikhpura;
Sultanpur;
Sambhi;
Chopri;
Nigdhu;
Kudak;
Raison;
Sagga;
Karsarodan;
Jhinjadi;
Patanpuri;
Dadupur;
Sanwat;
Ramanaramani;
Mohrijagir;
Nadana;
Koer;
Taroari;
District: Kurukshetra
DaraKalan;
Bhalal;
Sunder Pur;
Dabkheri;
Saidpura;
Kailash;
Taprana;
Daniyalpur;
Karnal;
Tikri;
Uchana; and
Baldi.
Indri;
Indergarh;
Indri gudha;
Janesro;
Khera;
Faijalpur;
Badheri;
Murada;
Santri;
Rajepur;
Matakmajri;
Patehra;
Umarpur;
Joharmajra;
Phoosgarh;
Hinori;
Budanpurkhalsa;
Kalrajagir;
Chaprion;
Taparion;
Jainpursadhan;
Chappar;
Garhijatan;
Khanpur;
Dhanorajagir;
Sheikhpura Khaddar;
Anandgarh;
Kharbha; and
Dhumsi.
Koermajra;
Badedha;
Beer bidawa;
Pastana;
Haibatpur;
Bhollakhalsa;
Bhukapuri;
Jamba;
Sohlan;
Beer majra;
Gholupura;
Aiblajagir; and
Sitamath.
Rattan Dera;
Haria Pur;
APPENDIX-III (F)
Block
2. Shahbad
(75 villages)
Kheri Ram Nagar;
ChanderBhanpur;
Khaspur;
Amin;
Bir Amin;
Salar Pur;
Suneheri Khalsa;
Alampur;
Fattupur;
Kheri Brahmanan;
Kirmach;
Hathira;
Barwa;
Samsipur;
Ishakpur;
Sadipur;
Tigri Khalsa;
Kawar Kheri;
Mirja Pur;
Dayal Pur;
Kainthala Kalan;
Kainthala Khurd;
Khanpur Rodan;
Barna;
Jhinjhar Pur;
Ghararsi;
Pindarshi;
Bhainsi Majra;
Khijarpura;
Kamoda;
Jyotisar;
Raogarh;
Lohar Majra;
Indberi;
Munda Khera;
Samas Pur;
Bagthala;
Patti Kakra;
Patti Tagra;
Rawi;
Jogi Majra;
Dangali;
Rawa;
Salempur;
Dadiu;
Padlu;
Damli;
Ram Nagar;
Dau Majra;
Landi;
Mohri;
Gumti;
Villages
Jogna Khera;
Narkatari;
Gulab Garh;
Lukhi;
Fatehgarh Attri;
Pipli Majra;
Siri Nagar;
Bhusthala;
Gogpur;
Udarshi;
Jhiwarheri;
Dhurala;
Chiba;
Hingakheri;
Salpani Khurd;
Salpani Kalan;
Ajrana Khurd;
Ajrana Kalan;
Ajrani;
Sarai sukhi;
Gibind Majra;
Dara Khurad;
Bahari;
Bhiwani Khera;
Ghamur Kheri;
Bachgaon;
Hasanpur;
Panawa;
Hansala;
Malik Pur;
Adhon;
Bhadarpura;
Doda Kheri;
Dara Khera;
Pipli;
Bir Pipli;
Kheri Markanda;
Charuni Jattan;
Dhola Majra;
Khanpur Jattan;
Madanpur;
Mohanpur;
Surakhpur;
Habana ;
Tigri;
Dakakala;
Bibipur;
Khera;
Ahmadpur;
Katlaheri;
Sudpur;
Atwan;
Sadi PurSahidan;
Sadipur Sahabad;
Dhirpur;
Kanipala;
Khanpur Kolian;
Sisala;
Sawania;
Partap Garh;
Amar Garh;
Ratgal;
Davidas Pur;
Palwal;
Bajid Pur;
Sisama;
Bir Mathana;
Bohil;
Ramgarh;
Isargarh;
Kaulapur;
Musapur;
Untsai;
Bangro;
Morthala;
Dudhia;
Bir Chhapar;
Masana;
Umri;
Sadipur Ladwa;
Kisangarh;
Daulatpur;
Mathana;
Munlarpur;
Bodi;
Jhiwarheri;
Sodi;
Samai; and
Jhirbari.
Nahar Majra;
Bhokar Majra;
Saidpur;
Haldaheri;
Chhodpur;
Samalkhi;
Kalyana;
Goripur;
Boripur;
Patti Boripur;
Jainpur;
Jhasana;
Shanti Nagar;
Thoi;
Dalla Majra;
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Block
3. Ladwa
(79 villages including
Babain)
4. Babain
Malik Pur;
Patti Jhamrara;
Jandheri;
Yari;
Yara;
Kahangarh;
Naraingarh;
Khanridwa;
Deeg;
Chhapri;
Chhapra;
Kisqangarh;
Rattangarh;
Dharamgarh;
Teora-Teori;
Bakana;
Machhroli;
Dhantori;
Chanarthal;
Rawal Kheri;
Gulabgarh;
Ladwa;
Barachpur;
Jainpur;
Gobindgarh;
Barot;
Salempur;
Gadli;
Kadami;
Kheri Gadian;
Dudda;
Duddi;
Niwarsi;
Sonti;
Bir Sonti;
Unthari;
Chharpura;
Mukarpur;
Bodia;
Khairi;
Khaira;
Bir Khairi;
Babain;
Ramsaran Majra;
Kandoli;
Ram Nagar;
Bukhri;
Jandhola;
Mahuakhen;
Nakharojpur;
Sanghor;
Mangoli Jattan;
Sunarian;
Villages
Ram Nagar;
Haripur Baram;
Nalvi;
Rai Majra;
Rai Pur;
Jharoli Kalan;
Kalsana;
Mugai Majra;
Kathuwa;
Tangor;
Tangori;
Jharoli Khurd;
Bijarpur;
Mandheri;
Basantpur;
Patti Sahjadpur;
Nagia;
Kalsani;
Mamu Majra;
Madudan;
Sulkhani;
Lohara;
Dab Khera;
Brahan;
Gharola;
Halanpur;
Behlolpur;
Pehladpur;
Kalirano;
Sultanpur;
Bhalar;
Bhalri;
Dhanora Jattan;
Bakali;
Sura;
Kheri Dabdalan;
Badsami;
Sambalkha;
Dera;
Gudda;
Chhapra;
Bartoli;
Falsanda Jattan;
Falsanda Rangran;
Simbalwal;
Mangoti Rangran;
Bir Mangoli;
lakhmari;
Buhawi;
Buhawa;
Berthali;
Berthala;
Bir Sujra;
Golpura;
Mohidinpur;
Tharoli;
Thaska Ali;
Ismailabad;
Thandron;
Saidpur Sahidan;
Ismailpur;
Kumar Majra;
Chamu-Shekhpur;
Ajrawar;
Babakpur;
Gorkha;
Majri Khurd;
Majri Kalan;
Rohti;
Nurpur Buchi;
Kheri Sahidan;
Chamu Kalan; and
FatehgarhChamu.
Bir Bartoli;
Gajlana;
Jogi Majra;
Shahjadpur;
Kharkali;
Mehra;
Dhyangia;
Dugari;
Badda;
Ban;
Jandhera;
Chhalondi;
Bani;
Badarpur;
Murad Nagar;
Bhut Majra;
Braunda;
Braundi;
Lathi Dhanora;
Bapda; and
Bapdi.
KalalMajra;
Bhagwanpur;
Kasithal;
Ram Nagar;
Mirchari;
Rampura;
Tatki;
Tatka;
Bargat;
Jalaludin Majra;
Guhan;
APPENDIX-III (F)
Block
5. Pehowa
(63 villages)
Gisharpari;
Kanoni;
BIr Kalwa;
Kalwa;
Isharheri;
Dhanani;
Pehowa;
Saraswati Khera;
Jorasi Khurd;
Sama Saioan;
Jherwerhwen;
Morthali;
Satora;
Guldera;
Gledwa;
Dhani Ramoura;
Tikri;
Tathen;
Chhajjupur;
Amal;
Samsa;
Bilochpura;
Sandholl;
Sandhola;
Asmanpur;
Amecha;
Bharian;
Themaloora;
Batheri;
Ruan;
Sarsa;
Gumthala garu;
Thana;
Dhoolgarh;
Villages
H S Majra;
Bint;
Hamidpur;
Sujra;
Mandokhera;
Jalkheri;
Khen Sisgran;
Seonsar;
Helwa;
Magna;
Ramgarh Ror;
Kakrail;
KakralaGujran;
Neemwala;
Bakhli;
The BirBarsan;
Ishak;
KarahaSahab;
GarhiLangri;
Adhova;
Diwana;
Bodhni;
Jorasi Kalan;
Shahpur;
Mohan pur;
Kalsa;
Julmat;
Tukar;
Jakhwala;
Tangoll;
Bodha;
Jalbera;
Lotni;
Gangheri;
Bhani;
Rurki;
Kharki Viran; and
Sujri.
Nensi;
Mardo;
Sher Garh;
Tabra;
Thaska Miraji;
Khanjar Pur;
Dunia Majra;
Ajamat Pur;
Megha Majra;
Malik Pur;
Kanthla;
Bachki;
Mandi;
Chanalheri;
Harigarh Borakh;
Bhor Saidan;
Singhpura;
Nikatpura;
Murtjapur;
Bibipur;
Surmi;
Chhallon;
Takoran;
Mukimpura;
Garhikaharah;
Rampura; and
Ghari Rodan.
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APPENDIX-III (G)
Jharkhand
District: Simdega
Block
1. Simdega
2. Kurudeg
3. Kersai
1. Garhwa
Villages
Garja;
Pithra;
Tamra;
Bangaon;
Taiser;
Kurudeg;
Chadrimunda;
Karangaguri;
Senertoli;
Sikriura;
Gomhatoli;
Konsakeli;
Karajharia;
Paharsara;
Ambatoli;
Paharsara;
Kusumtoli;
Kunpurkanda;
Bathantoli;
Betma;
Kinkel;
Bajartoli;
Kundermunda;
Deepatoli;
Makutoli;
Karwakala;
Patria;
Dumeria;
Jhura;
Karuwakhurd;
Nawadih;
Musuriakala;
Sohgarha;
Musuriakhurd;
Pipra;
Lapo;
Bana;
Sawai;
Kulukera;
Hetma;
Barkibiura;
Kutmakachar;
Baghchata;
Kodotar;
Bagai;
Bhandartoli;
Manghitoli;
Baigatoli;
Maritoli;
Manhartoli;
Charotoli;
Giraker;
Dumertoli;
Banstar;
Korkotar;
Tiharjor;
Pakertoli;
Bijutar;
Bhawantoli;
Madotoli;
Pakertoli;
District: Garhwa
Aseya;
Kamta;
Karcha;
Lakhna;
Baulia;
Berdaga;
Parihara;
Kltasiti;
Kala;
Karma;
Baligarh;
Karke;
Biru; and
Tensara.
Dumridih;
Kurudeg;
Khinda; and
Sarpmunda.
Bharotoli;
Bangrutoli;
Thesutoli;
Nawatoli;
Jamtoli;
Mamighat;
Ghurbahar;
Nihakel;
Gutbahar;
Tangartoli;
Aamkali;
Goberlecha;
Nangarha;
Bakmunda;
Bihabayal;
Nazamtoli;
Paharsara; and
Bertoli.
Goberdaha;
Korwadih;
Gadhora;
Khadia;
Danda;
Jogiabhandari;
Korta;
Nimia;
Baherwadah;
Tharia;
Kajrya;
Jobria;
APPENDIX-III (G)
Block
2. Kharaundhi
3. Nagar-Untari
4. Kandi
5. Bhawanathpur
1. Chainpur
2. Medaninagar
Gangi;
Garnaha;
Bhaduma;
Banutiker;
Tulbila;
Obra;
Ranka;
Sundi;
Kharaundi;
Pipri;
Chandni;
Narhi;
Chitvishram;
Kumbakhurd;
Palhekala;
Mokhapi;
Jainagra;
Delkadih;
Kalagarha;
Barwadih;
Narayanpur;
Jhgrakhand;
Makri;
Basbani;
Jirahuwa;
Buka;
Bhawanathpur;
Lidki;
Kosiyara;
Rampur;
Pathra;
Bharba;
Baraw;
Simaria;
Mahugawa;
Katual;
Nagwa;
Pateriakhurd;
Dulhi;
Baseria;
Dokra;
Alakhdih;
Rajhara;
Kankari;
Ajaltuwa;
Ramgarh;
Sarja;
Semertar;
Sau;
Kauria;
Pokhrakhurd;
Khanwa;
Villages
Pratapur;
Darmi;
Patsa;
Chaperdaga;
Motihara;
Bhikhi;
Paprwa;
Bajarmarwa;
Parsawan;
Lohbandha;
Arangi;
Garbandha;
Chechariya;
Haliwanta;
Kojhinki;
Bankat;
Nau-Bhilama;
Sarkoni;
Tidarikarma;
Bhilma;
Arsali;
Rohania;
Singitali;
Batokhurd;
Majhiganwan;
District: Palamu
Sahpur;
Dumri;
Bori;
Sahpur(S) Kurka;
Pindra;
Bansdih;
Bhabendih;
Chunga;
Pathlewa;
Karso;
Gore;
Ladi;
Jhariwa;
Nimia;
Chainpur;
Purwadiha;
Kosiyra;
Lali;
Khurakala;
Kudagakhurd;
Bandwa;
Kundelawa;
Pithia;
Chiyanki;
Kasia;
Sukhbana;
Nawada;
Sedekhurd;
Ferhatia;
Sangrhekala; and
Jala.
Kanwadih;
Amrora; and
Chetariya.
Piperdih;
Kushdand;
Puraini; and
Nagar-Untari.
Karma;
Baliyari;
Semaura;
Palita; and
Aamdiha.
Baligarh;
Dumarsota;
Hariharpur;
Chachariya; and
Parsodih.
Karakar;
Naura;
Garda;
Temrai;
Chorhat;
Saltwa;
Semra;
Khurakhurd;
Baghi;
Chando;
Duwa;
Chechani;
Marhi;
Nenuwa;
Rabda;
Burhivir;
Chothasa;
Jainagra;
Harinamar; and
Ornar.
Pathalchati;
Berkinevi;
Salo;
Hutar;
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3. Lesaliganj
Villages
Polpol;
Nawadiha;
Pokhraha
Jamune;
Jhaber;
Lahlahe;
Barkagaon;
Rerma;
Singrakhurd;
Sarja;t
Bakoya;
Telia-Bandh; and
Koria.
Bhakasi;
Bhalmara;
Naudiha;
Navgarh;
Goradih;
Kamalkeria;
Rajogari;
Kindri;
Muruba;
Oria;
Sahad;
Gurwa;
Jagatpura;
Madhodevri;
Thakuraididri;
Sangabar;
Kherat;
Dabra;
Kisto;
Chaukra;
Tetriadih;
Paharikhurd;
Maharaja;
Jagaynagra;
Parsuramkhap;
Alaula;
Dugila;
Bariatu;
Banshdohar;
Gatha;
Bansdih;
Chak;
Kamalpur;
Munderia;
Basaura;
Purnadih;
Pathrahi;
Tengri;
Coat;
Phulang;
Amwa; and
Ramsagar.
District: Dumka
1. Jama
Bharao;
Taosi;
Chikinia;
Beludaber;
Chingalpahari;
Baghmara;
Dimjori;
Noni;
Palasbani;
Ganeshdih;
Gaghra;
Sugapahari;
Perkatti;
Dekha;
Jaruwadih;
Chilra;
Manjhajdih;
Babudih;
Bhaktiadih;
Tulsi;
Kadia;
Jiajor;
Fulajori; and
Uperbahal.
2. Jermundi
Madhupur;
Nawadih;
Mariapur;
Bainjdih;
Kherbila;
Bedlaha;
Ratanpur;
Simra;
Bandih;
Puranafetka;
Nayafeteka;
Kharagdih;
Piripa;
Charkapather;
Banwara;
Jhughi;
Karuwa;
Jarmundi,
Uper-Ketwa;
Amgachi;
Bhurwa;
Dangal;
Raikinari;
Pindari;
Paharpur; and
Bisunpur.
3. Dumka
Dumerjor;
Bisunpur;
Suhuduho;
Thengimor;
Kuruwakita;
Chitbsera;
Bhalsumer;
Hathiapather;
Bhitra;
Kolha;
Badhasola;
Kadma;
Jhilimili;
Baradhan-Pahari,
Pusaldih;
Kalhor;
Kurewa;
Kenduwa;
Jalwe;
Kaswa;
Bhavankheta; and
Sarmara.
APPENDIX-III (G)
Block
1. Hazaribagh
2. Berkagaon
3. Katakamsandi
4. Ichak
1. Silli
2. Bero
3. Tamar
4. Angara
5. Bundu
6. Ormanjhi
7. Ratu
Baheri;
Sarauni;
Sindur;
Baliya;
Dhenya;
Langatu;
Barkagaon;
Sandh;
Lakura;
Padarriya;
Marhand;
Bes;
Asiya
Piperdag;
Banuwadih;
Medni;
Lamkana;
Charima;
Chilari;
Jojodih;
Bodhdih;
Baisanadih;
Lenkeya;
Achudih;
Chotki;
Gorang;
Sirka;
Sarjamdih;
Burhakocha;
Gaghrabera;
Besradih;
Jajpur;
Dalkidih;
Damari;
Bichkadih;
Balading;
Tau;
Tender;
Kurum;
Jaru;
Banapiri;
Kanouj;
Malmadu;
Purio;
Parhepat;
Hurhuri;
District: Hazaribagh
Villages
Punaitar;
Shiladih;
Lartango;
Punai;
Chandaul;
Kartari;
Chawaniya;
Dunditar;
Harli;
Sirma;
Pundri; and
Haram.
District: Ranchi
Jaru;
Gereveer;
Lohrikala; and
Basariya.
Horam;
Maraisoti;
Mahungaikhurd; and
Mahungai.
Hakedag; and
Piska.
Kadojora;
Kokerjobhi Toil;
Kulli;
Pandrani;
Doreya;
Baru;
Bhuyadih;
Mardhan;
Mahuwatungri;
Gundlitoli;
Tirlakocha;
Nagrabera;
Sarnatoli;
Garhatoli; and
Kathartoli.
Kokadih;
Baburamdih;
Bhuyadih;
Dombodih; and
Sindwardih.
Soso;
Nawadih;
Ramdaga; and
Haratu-Maheshpur.
Gavdeya;
Jamgami;
Masudih;
Taunju;
Humta;
Madhukama;
Renda;
Baruhatu;
Sandi;
Hendibilli;
Haratu;
Tarup;
Barkatoli;
Jharkhatar;
Kathitar;
Jamuntoli;
Ratu chati;
Chotkolma;
Jojoha;
Churidih;
Sirkadih;
Edkeya;
Sumandih;
Suitlong; and
Besradih.
Bertwa;
Sildari; and
Dahu.
Katu;
Aamtar;
Palli;
Chiterkota;
Tigra; and
Katu Basra.
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8. Mander
9. Kanke
10.Namkum
11.Lapung
12.Sonahatu
13.Burmu
Karge;
Bajra;
Sargawn;
Chatwal;
Malti;
Uchri;
Baski;
Charki;
Rool;
Murum;
Satkanadu;
Hocher;
Hardag;
Lodhma;
Tati;
Devgari;
Sarsa;
Devgawn;
Malgo;
Tigra;
Balandu;
Dari;
Sonahatu;
Sosodih;
Karamtar;
Sewadih;
Pahantoli;
Manatu;
Dadu;
Umedanda;
Makka;
Echapiri;
Sidrol;
Nauj;
Villages
Dangijari;
Sarwa;
Sosai;
Masmano;
Pungi;
Mandro;
Nawatar;
Gore;
Chardi;
Parto;
Khatanga;
Madanpur;
Tutigarha;
Bachaldag;
Rajaullatu;
Hardag;
Danekera;
Katingkela;
Dimsa;
Aryabaladong;
Sakerpur;
Kakaria;
Baredih;
Baru;
Harim;
Gurugai;
Bartawa;
Mahwajari;
Piyartar;
Khakra;
Hisri;
Gurupiri;
Binja;
Gorkho;
Bisahakhataga;
T.Ambataoli;
Maltoti;
Banjhila;
Chirgi;
Kurkura; and
Kanjia.
Sukurhutu;
Simalia;
Cheter; and
Tilta
Sitio; and
Kakra.
Pola;
Raitoli;
Hulsu; and
Ambatoli.
Mahakarsiring;
Tetartar; and
Oredaru.
Thakurgawn;
Hutap;
Khijurtola;
Saran;
Karanjtola;
Mansagarh; and
Barkamuru.
Block
1. Garhwa
Bagauta;
Banpura;
Basdih;
Belhara;
Chaperdaga;
Chaterpur;
Chirongia;
Danda;
Dhermedih;
Tati;
Dubey;
Marhatia;
Dumeria;
Farhatia;
District: Garhwa
Villages
Garhwa;
Pijna;
Hur;
Jata;
Jobria;
Juty;
Kailyanpur;
Latdag;
Karuwa;
Karuwakhurd;
Korwadih;
Loto;
Narayanpur;
Nawada;
Nawadih;
Nimia;
Obra;
Patria;
Piprakala;
Rakhepawari;
Ranki;
Mohhalla;
Soah;
Sonpurwa;
Thenar;
Tildag; and
Urtugi Bisunpur.
APPENDIX-III (G)
Block
2. Khraundhi
3. Nagar-Untari
4. Kandi
5. Bhawanathpur
1. Patan
2. Satbarwa
3. Manatu
Sundi;
Kharaundi;
Pipri;
Jasa;
Harkia;
Jatpura;
Koraiya;
Piperdih;
Palhekala;
Garbandha;
Patriha;
Sarahtal;
Katban;
Jqangipur;
Mahdeya;
Sundipur;
Basbani;
Barsali;
Makri;
Golhana;
Batsara;
Sakhuwa;
Kathauti;
Sikka;
Gariradih;
Garikhas;
Tikuri;
Banjari;
Sakanpiri;
Sakaldipa;
Tilkudih;
Kelagai;
Khajuri;
Dulhi;
Kandwa;
Baigara;
Nawa;
Teliadih;
Kaswakhas;
Kasti;
Piprakala;
Tisibar;
Barsota;
Kasmar;
Kasiadih;
Parpian;
Pashar;
Karma;
Sonpura;
Jamuna;
Villages
Chandni;
Raji;
Bajarmarwa;
Chitvishram;
Barodih;
Mangardah;
Kumbakhurd;
Chobeydih;
Puraini;
Ahirpurwa;
Bhojpur;
Kolhuwa;
Nagaruntari;
Jamuai;
Kojhinki;
Jainagra; and
Bagrhi;
Singitali;
Pandaria;
District: Palamu
Nagkha;
Nawdiha;
Kajrama;
Durwa;
Agra;
Rajhara;
Khamhi;
Baida;
Mahwadamer;
Manjhauli;
Gangtuwa;
Sol;
Muruwa;
Lamipatra;
Gorakhurd;
Kisni;
Marria;
Patan;
Basda;
Gamhaita;
Gaharpathra;
Choradohar;
Basabar;
Lohra; and
Bangle;
Vineka;
Mahuwari;
Manjhauli;
Bharatpur;
Padma;
Tatardih;
Parsawan;
Arangi; and
Kirkadih.
Sulsulia;
Bardiha;
Nayakhar;
Alkar;
Bisunpur;
Marchwar;
Bhainabarwa;
Kushdand;
Narkhoria;
Kagaria Ghat; and
Taskokla Aghowari.
Babura.
Buka;
Rohania; and
Jhgrakhand.
Pathra;
Kisunpur;
Chechuri;
Pilhi;
Basu;
Nimia;
Banahi;
Sowa;
Ratanbidh;
Jamuwakala;
Golhan;
Patria;
Kajinagr;
Momhhadganj;
Sonbapi;
Kolhwa;
Nokheli;
Sikna;
Budhubigha;
Bhai Bigha; and
Kuriakhurd.
Bandawa;
Bhitidih;
Baisasur;
Pakriadih;
Pannadih;
Chechani;
Sijo Udaypura; and
Baraita.
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4. Hariharganj
5. Hydernagar
Tori;
Teteria;
Ramrekha;
Bhajuwa;
Manjhigawa;
Badhna;
Parta;
Salempur;
Sajwan;
Kadal;
Sabnaw;
Magra;
Rasapur;
Barbadi;
Bardanda;
Barwadih;
Bhitpanti;
Pansa;
Ranadih;
Ranidev;
Bhajnia;
Rasalpur;
Duba;
Hydernager;
Purbi;
Villages
Baldihra;
Kosiyara;
Rambandh;
Simarsol;
Baherbidha;
Batera;
Mali;
Bathwa;
Karria;
Godadih;
Loharppur;
Sowa;
Bhadwa;
Rajadih;
Ranidewa;
Emalia;
Pithaura;
Partranga;
Banahi;
Sonichakra;
Dhabkala;
Chaukra;
Araruwakhurd;
Noniadih; and
Kabrakhurd.
Jhanga;
Kalipur;
Khapkatia;
Kordihra;
Padria;
Siarbhuka;
Halka;
Tanduwakala;
Rampur;
Kusidih;
Balha;
Poldah;
Diharia;
Andheribagh;
Tundai;
Gidi
Jhawar;
Madhubana;
Rabdi;
Bharwa; and
Bhamandi.
APPENDIX-III (H)
Karnataka
1. Crop: Pigeon pea (Thogari) | Season: Kharif-2010
Block
1. Bijapur
2. Indi
3. Sindagi
4. Muddebihal
5. B. Bagewadi
1. Humnabad
K. Bijapur;
Sivangi;
Ankalgi;
Jumnal;
Hittinali;
Tonashyal;
Alur;
Mavinhalli;
Kannolli;
Nagral;
Budhihal;
Nebgeri;
Gangur;
Hadalageri;
Nalatwad;
Managuli;
Ukkali;
B. Bagewadi;
Ingaleshwar;
Masbinal;
Hebbal;
HuvinHappargi;
Hunshyal P. B.;
Hunsayal;
Othagi;
Kabirabadwadi;
Shakkargunj;
Bothagi;
Nimbura;
Maniknagar;
Kodambal;
Nirna;
Madargi;
Meenkera;
District: Bijapur
Villages
Kambagi;
Kakandki;
Tikota;
Loganvi;
Bijjargi;
Nagathan;
Ingalgi;
Nandargi;
Koktnur; and
A. somnal;
Chavanbhavi;
Nagbenala;
Ghalapuji;
Tumbagi;
Patepur;
Narasalgi;
Itagi;
Kudrisalwadagi;
Golasangi;
Kolhar;
Nidagundi;
Mulwad;
Kudagi;
District: Bidar
Chitguppa;
Hudagi;
Bannalli;
Bemalkhead;
Dubulgundi;
Hankuni;
Sedol;
Hallikhed;
Shamatabad;
Basalapur;
Boral;
Bableshwar;
Gunaki;
Kotyal; and
Arakeri.
Hadalsang; and
Nivargi.
Handignur
Hoshahalli;
Hovinahalli;
Talikoti;
Bilebhavi;
Basarkod;
Dhavalgi;
Miniajagi.
Telgi Vandal;
Arasangi; and
Ronihal.
Gududhal;
Hallikhed (K);
Hallikhed (B);
Mutuangi;
Udabla;
Mangalagi;
Bhadrapur; and
Molkera.
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2. Basavakalyan
3. Bidar
4. Bhalki
5. Aurad
1. Raichur
2. Lingasugur
3. Deodurg
1. Afzalpur
2. Aland
3. Chincholi
Mirkal;
Muchalam;
Hulsoor;
Gorta (B);
Basavakalyan;
Gour;
Dhannura (K);
Narayanpur;
Tadola;
Siddapur;
Islampur;
Chambol;
Nematabad;
Janwada;
Bhairnalli;
Chillargi;
Amlapur;
Gornalli;
Chouli;
Kolar (B);
Siddeshwar;
Byalhalli;
Varvatti (B);
Bhatambra;
Nittur (B);
Mehaker;
Beeri (B);
Telgaon;
Siddapurwaadi;
Jambagi;
Bavalgaon;
Badalgaon;
Beldal;
Bellura;
Belkuni (B);
Belur;
Boral;
Bhandarkumta;
Santpur;
Askihal;
Yaklaspura;
Yaramaras;
Mudgal;
Kannapur;
Yelegaladinni;
Idanal;
Masarakla;
Koppar;
Hemanal;
Dondambali;
Gabbur. K; and
Gola. B; and
Nayaidlai; and
Villages
Rajeshwar;
Ghotala;
Halli;
Mantal;
Ujulam;
Bhosga;
Ladvanthi;
Kohinoor;
Mudubi;
Andur;
Nizampur;
Khajapur;
Hamilpur;
Gunnalli;
Chatnalli;
Satoli;
Markal;
Yadalapur;
Sangolgi;
Shamshirnagar;
Lakhangaon;
Inchoor;
Alwai;
Attarga;
Ahmadabad;
MethiMelkunda;
Saigaon;
Khudawandapur;
Balur;
Soralli;
Narayanpur;
Nagoor;
Nagmarpalli;
Ningadhalli;
Pashapur;
Basnal;
Balad (K);
Bardapur;
Vallepur;
District: Raichur
Vadavatti;
Venkatapura;
Marchatala;
Rayadurg;
Golpalli;
Baidoddi;
Bailagudda;
Nagargunda;
Kurkihalli;
Jalahalli;
Naviagudda;
District: Gulbarga
Hownoor
Jawala. J.
Chimmaidlai.
Eklar;
Harkud;
Kherda;
Maisalaga;
Rampur;
M.Wadi;
Hanmanthwadi;
and
Hulgutti.
Kadwad;
Hocknalli;
Bellura;
Khanapur;
Pathepur;
Mirjapur (k);
Solpur;
Rasoolpur;
Malegaon;
Allapur; and
Nagoor.
Ladha;
Honnalli;
Kotgyal;
K. Chincholli;
Walsang;
Chalakapur; and
Alandi.
Vanmarpalli;
Muthkheda;
Medpalli;
Dabka;
Tuljapur;
Goudgaon;
Chintaki;
Kamalnagar;
Aurad; and
Vadagaon.
Marched; and
Hospet.
Bedarkarelakunti;
and
Maski.
Karadigudda;
Gabbur;
Khanapur; and
Bommanal.
APPENDIX-III (H)
Block
4. Chitapur
5. Gulbarga
6. Jewargi
7. Sedam
Bhagood; and
Bhimalli; and
Narboll.
Silaarkot; and
1. Shahapur
2. Surpur
3. Yadagir
Chamanl; and
Hagaratgi; and
Konkal; and
Villages
Dandhoti.
Farhatabad.
Habar.T.
District: Yadagir
Dornalli.
Naganoor.
Yalsatti.
2. Crop: Black gram (Uddu) | Season: Kharif-2010
District: Bidar
Block
1. Bidar
2. Basavakalyan
3. Bhalki
1. Aland
2. Gulbarga
Siddapur;
Islampur;
Chambol;
Nematabad;
Janwada;
Bhairnalli;
Chillargi;
Amlapur;
Gornalli;
Mirkal;
Muchalam;
Hulsoor;
Gorta (B);
Basavakalyan;
Gour;
Dhannura (K);
Narayanpur;
Alwai;
Attarga;
Mehkar;
Jamkhandi;
Khudawandapur;
Saigaon;
Inchur;
Ladha;
Kasar-Tugaon;
Zalak.B; and
Kamlapur; and
Villages
Chouli;
Kolar (B);
Andur;
Nizampur;
Khajapur;
Hamilpur;
Gunnalli;
Chatnalli;
Satoli;
Tadola;
Rajeshwar;
Ghotala;
Halli;
Mantal;
Ujulam;
Bhosga;
Ladvanthi;
Athnoor;
Shivani;
Kaknal;
Alandi;
Methimelkunda;
Bhatambra;
Telgaon;
Beeri;
Nittur (B);
District: Gulbarga
Mudiyaal
Dongargaon
Markal;
Yadalapur;
Sangolgi;
Shamshirnagar;
Kadwad;
Hocknalli; and
Bellura.
Kohinoor;
Mudubi;
Eklar;
Harkud;
Kherda; and
Maisalaga.
Kotgyal;
Walsang;
Siddapur;
Balur;
Ahmadabad;
Siddeshwar; and
Honnalli.
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3. Crop: Green gram (Hesaru) | Season: Kharif-2010
District: Bidar
Block
1. Aurad
2. Bhalki
3. Humnabad
1. Dharwad
2. Hubli
3. Navalgund
1. Gadag
2. Ron
1.
2.
3.
4.
Afzalpur
Chincholi
Gulbarga
Jewargi
1. Shahpur
2. Surpur
3. Yadagir
Mukhed;
Nandi Bijalgaon;
Hokrana;
Ganganbeed;
Dabka;
Kherda (B);
Bonthi;
Bhandarkumta;
Wagankera;
Murki;
Alwai;
Attarga;
Mehkar;
Jamkhandi;
Khudawandapur;
Saigaon;
Inchur;
Ladha;
Kasar Tugaon;
Hunsayal;
Otagi;
Kabirabadwadi;
Shakkargunj;
Bothagi;
Nimbura;
Maniknagar;
Hebballi;
Marewada;
Shiraguppi;
Bandiwada;
Mantur;
Haliyal;
Ibrahimpur;
Villages
Daregaon;
Sangnal;
Madnoor;
Randyal;
Khatgaon;
Belkuni (B);
Kotgya;
Murg (K);
Chandeshwar;
Basnal;
Athnoor;
Shivani;
Kaknal;
Alandi;
Methimelkunda;
Bhatambra;
Telgaon;
Beeri;
Nittur (B);
Kodambal;
Nirna;
Madargi;
Meenkera;
Chitguppa;
Hudagi;
Bannalli;
District: Dharwad
Timmapur; and
Ingalalli;
Koliwada;
Hebasur;
Byahatti;
Navalagund; and
District: Gadag
Neelgundha;
Madganur;
Harlapura;
Neelargi;
Tallihal;
Maranbasri;
Heriallgundi;
Holemannur; and
District: Gulbarga
Arjungi; and
Kolali.
Chimanchood; and
Chincholi.
Mahagaon; and
Harsoor.
Yadrami; and
Sonabol.
District: Yadagir
Wadgera; and
Benakanahalli.
Yemmanoor; and
Kodekal.
Yeragol; and
Kakalwar.
Kalapur;
Kherda;
Mudhol;
Bedkunda;
Balad (K);
T. Kushnoor;
Rakshyal;
Hedgapur;
Ladha; and
Mudhol (K).
Kotgyal;
Walsang;
Siddapur;
Balur;
Ahmadabad;
Siddeshwar; and
Honnalli.
Bemalkhead;
Dubulgundi;
Hankuni;
Sedol;
Hallikhed; and
Shamatabad.
Dharwad.
Sulla; and
Kusugal.
Shirur.
Benakoppa; and
Nagasamudra.
Gadgolli.
APPENDIX-III (H)
4. Crop: Bengal gram (Kadale) | Season: Rabi: 2010-11
District: Bijapur
Block
1. Indi
2. Sindagi
3. B. Bagewadi
4. Bijapur
5. Muddebihal
1. Gadag
2. Ron
3. Shirahatti
Chadachan;
Malaghan;
Somjal;
Mangalur;
Bagalur;
Mulasavalagi;
Nivalkhed;
Kadlewad;
P. C. H. Korwar;
Kalkeri;
Knolli;
Ganihar;
Nidagundi;
Vadavadagi;
Nagathan;
Kannur;
Aheri;
Makanapur;
Tikota;
Tajpur;
Gundakaradagi;
Rudagi;
Dhavalgi;
Basarakod;
Nalatwad;
Rakkasigi;
Chinchalli;
Kurthakoti;
Antur;
Balaganur;
Hombal;
Muglli;
Chikamunnur;
Heriallgundi;
Madalgi;
Kurhatti;
Suddi;
Jagalur;
Herihalli;
Abbigeri;
Hallikeri;
Kurdgi;
Jakkli;
Hebbala;
Kanakamadi;
Chowdala;
Vadavi;
Belagatti;
Desai Bana;
Villages
Manakalgi; and
Chandakawate;
Banbal;
Honnalli;
Almel;
Shambevad;
Balaganur;
Surguhalli;
Moratagi;
Kakkalmeli;
Hanchinal;
Gavsavalgi;
Kudrisalawadagi;
Ukkali;
Kotyal;
Honwad;
Bableshwar;
Sarawad;
Arjunagi;
Kambagi;
Nagbenala;
Bommanahalli;
Kodaganur;
Hoshahalli;
Salavadagi;
Muddebihal;
District: Gadag
Lingdal;
Hulilgol;
Kaddi;
H.S.Venkatapura;
Neelgundha;
Nedgund;
Rampur;
Holehadglli;
Malawad;
Holemannur;
Hirehala;
Savadi;
Hulloora;
Kottebala;
Shanthageri;
Mushigere;
Itagi;
Shigli;
Balehosur;
Ramageri;
Gulagunjikoppa;
Shyabala;
Gojanur;
Nivargi.
Aheri;
Bantnur;
KerurBisnal;
Tarapur;
Kadani;
Madanalli;
Devanagae;
Kurbarhalli;
Byadgihal; and
Kadlevad.
Golasangi; and
Angadageri.
M. Bagayat;
K. Bijapur;
Madhabhavi;
Honnutgi; and
Hadagali.
Bidarakundi;
Hadalageri;
Yerajeri;
Thangadagi;
Hirur; and
Kanikeri.
Madaganur;
Benakoppa;
Nagasamudra;
Harlapura; and
Neelargi.
Somanahalli;
Benahala;
Hole Hadagali;
Bopalapura;
Megoor;
Unachageri;
Nagarala;
Gujamagadi;
Rudrapura;
Myakalajari; and
Hirekoppa.
Yelevathi;
Yethinahala;
Madalli;
Magadi;
Holalapura;
Undenahalli;
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4. Mundargi
5. Naragunda
1. Hubli
2. Dharwad
3. Navalagund
Villages
Adarakatte;
Sankadala;
Nadhikatte;
Basapura;
Bidnala;
Bennihalli;
Nagaralli;
Mundavada;
Chickavaddatti;
Chalavaadi;
Tirlapura;
Somapura;
Kurlageri;
Jagapura;
Ku.Go.Kopala;
Arashinagodi;
Naragunda;
Hunasikatte;
Kanakikoppa Vaasana;
Shirola;
District: Dharwar
Mantur;
Shiraguppi;
Haliyal;
Kurthakotti;
Ingalalli;
Antur;
Koliwada;
Balaganur;
Hebasur;
Hombal;
Byahatti;
Lingdal;
Sulla;
Huligol;
Kusugal;
Kaddi;
Amaragol;
Bandiwada;
Dharwad;
Hebballi;
Kasaba;
Maradagi;
Mammigatti;
Dandikoppa;
Garag;
Govanakoppa;
Agasanahalli;
Marewada;
Madanabhavi;
Timmapur;
Mugali;
Kanakur;
Hosahatti;
Kavalageri;
Dubbanamaradi;
Amminabhavi;
Shedabala;
Harobelavadi;
Khanapur;
Kabbenur;
Tadakod;
Karadigudda;
Hangaraki;
Navalur;
Kotur;
Malapur;
Haletegur;
Gulaganjinkoppa;
Hosategur;
Rayapur;
Moraba;
Annigeri;
Telemoraba;
Majjigudda;
Tirlapur;
Saidapur;
Bhadrapur;
Gummagol;
Nelawadi;
Shirur;
Shirkod;
Basapur;
Hire Bana;
Hulageri Bana;
Basi Bana;
Pete Bana;
Kalakere;
Gumagola;
Mushthikoppa;
Veerupapura;
Ramenalli;
Mallickarjunapura ;
Hesaroora;
Hirekoppa;
Siddapura;
Pete;
Kasaba;
Arjuna;
Dandaapura;
Gurlakatte;
Bannahatti;
Benakoppa;
Doddooru;
Bettooru;
Sogihala; and
Suranagigovinala.
Korlahalli;
Kadumpura;
Mundargi;
Muradi; and
Gummegola.
Kannur;
Madagunaki;
Surakoda;
Kallapura;
Khanapura;
Bhoodihala; and
Belleri.
Unakal;
Gamanagatti;
Bidanala;
Sutagatti;
Chabbi;
Varur;
Adaragunchi; and
Nulvi.
Venkatapur;
Belur;
Singanahalli;
Niralakatti;
Guledakoppa;
Yadawada;
Lakamapur;
Shibaragatti;
Lokur;
Mangalagatti;
Narendra;
Mulamuttala;
Kotabagi;
Kallur;
Geerigawada; and
Kurabagatti.
Navalagund;
Padesur;
Yamanur;
Arekurahatti;
Kalawada;
Belavatagi; and
APPENDIX-III (H)
Block
1. Athani
2. Saundatti
3. Bailhongal
4. Chikkodi
5. Gokak
6. Hukkeri
7. Raibag
8. Ramadurga
1. Afzalpur
2. Chincholi
3. Chitapur
4. Gulbarga
1. Raichur
2. Lingasugur
3. Manvi
4. Sindhnur
5. Deodurga
Tuppadakuratti;
Balladawada;
Sambaragi;
Sirur;
Ajur;
Madabhavi;
Badagi;
Halalli;
Kohalli;
Telasanga;
Kakamari;
Yadahalli; and
Devalapur;
Naganoor; and
Hattarwad;
Mamdapur; and
Bidakanahatti;
Yadavad; and
Shittoor;
Hattaragi; and
Sirgur;
Chinchali; and
Chamadaragi;
Katakoola; and
Hasoor; and
Bentnalli;
Benknalli;
Bhagood; and
Harsoor;
Itga amdabad;
Askihal;
Yaklaspura;
Devasugur;
Bevinabenchi;
Madaral;
Terthhalli;
Budinni;
T. Eredabhavi;
Hireupperi;
Manvi;
Kallur;
Kurdi;
Gudadur;
Nanjaladinni;
Udbal.U;
Kolabal;
Rangapur;
Balaganur;
Gaudanabhavi;
Belliganur;
Arakera;
Kottadoddi;
Jagirgadaladinni;
Devdurga;
Koppar;
Villages
Javur;
Kumarakoppa;
District: Belgaum
Kottalagi;
Igali;
Aratala;
Baadagi;
Siraguppi;
Murugundi;
Sinnala;
Thangadi;
Kagavada;
Kincharamanahalli
Turumuri + 32 neighboring
villages.
Shendoor +76 neighboring
villages.
Sindikurbel +39
neighboring villages.
Yamakanamardi +87
Nandikurli +29
Odatti +19 neighboring
villages.
District: Gulbarga
Mannur.
Chintpalli; and
Dandhoti.
Telgode; and
District: Raichur
Yadlapur;
Eggasanahalli;
Jagirvenkatapur;
Sultanpur;
Sarjapur;
Halabhavi;
Yaragunti;
Upparnandihal;
Ankanal;
Hirekotnekal;
Pamanakullur;
Kavithal;
Hullur;
Valkamadinni;
Ragalparvi;
Gonavar;
Banniganur;
Javalagera;
Sultanpur;
Amarapur;
Hemanal;
Jalahalli;
Chichodi;
Naviagudda;
Karadigudda;
Amaragol.
Shidabala;
Gundevadi;
Kiranagi;
Baaligeri;
Chemkeri;
Athani; and
Jugula.
Bhootpur.
Kiragi.
Raghunathhalli;
Muranpur;
Kalamala; and
Jegarkal.
Tondihal;
Pikalihal;
Gudadnal;
Honnalli; and
Medinapur.
Halapur;
Sirwar; and
Mallat.
Turvihal;
Kalamngi;
Umalooti;
Gunda;
Verapur; and
Gadratti.
Gabbur;
Khanapur; and
Bommanal.
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District: Simdega
Block
1. Saikheda
Villages
Dhokheda;
Dhanora;
Gateri;
Ghurpur;
Khakriya;
Khapa;
Khursipar;
Khurshi;
Kheruaa;
Kheiri;
Jhajhankheda;
Uatani;
Iamliya;
Bandh
Bamhori;
Bamhori kala;
Barhata;
Bareli;
Banskhera;
Bodari;
Delkheri;
Bavari;
Bagdari;
Karhaiya;
Kamti;
Koshkarapa;
Kenkra;
Kelkach;
Kajrota;
Maheshvar;
Madgula;
Bhorgar;
Batera;
Bhotkheda;
Piprpani;
Poori;
Pali;
Patlon;
Palohabara;
Rampura;
Rahali;
Sansarkheda;
Sanduk;
Saikheda;
Sangai;
Sasbahu;
Sokalpur;
Supari;
Sethan;
Sukha;
Uikhera;
Ualpan;
Chutangi;
Devari;
Devari ( Pali);
Devpon;
Chandoon;
Chamchon;
Tumara;
Jamara;
Pitras;
Pitehara;
Richavar;
Shirshiri;
Chirhkala;
Tighara;
Niwari;
Nivavar;
Timravan;
Aamgao chota;
Tuiyapani;
Tekapar;
Ajanda;
Gadravara;
Gujarjhiriya;
Jhiriyamata;
Bichuaa;
Mithavani;
Pithvani;
Pipriya kala;
Muaar;
Mehragao;
Khiriya;
Khiriti;
Jhikoli;
Javara;
Nimach;
Nirvana;
Nadner; and
Amod.
District: Chhindwara
1. Pandhurna
Bhuli;
Mardongari;
Gadkhapa;
Bamhani;
Aambakhapa;
Gujrkheri;
Aambadadhurd;
Junapali;
Kheripeeka;
Temnikala;
Mandavi;
Peelepar;
Vakora;
Chikani;
Mohi;
APPENDIX-III (I)
Block
Villages
Pandurana;
Magajgao;
Gorlikhapa;
Borgao;
Rigankapa;
Chichkhera;
Bhatgao;
Kherikala;
Kheripandevar;
Aajangao;
Rajana;
Sivan;
Parade;
Karvar;
Shiratha;
Chatava;
Bothiya;
Hivra senadvar;
Ghogari;
Bangao;
Hardooli;
Vadegao;
Heti;
Chichghat;
Khaprkhera;
Rajorakala;
Lavhana;
Tigao;
Marud;
Parshodi;
Mangorli;
Sanvrgao;
Nandapur;
Nilkanth;
Godarikhapa;
Kamthikhurd;
Varjarli;
Bhandargondi;
Borkheri;
Devkhapa;
Mohagao; and
Khedidhajje.
2. Saunsar
Mangurali;
Baragad;
Sarajsarao;
Rangari;
Kabarpipali;
Mehandi;
Hivrakhend;
Lodhikhera;
Satnur;
Pardshinga;
Savanga;
Dudhalakala;
Vaghora;
Govadivadona;
Borgao;
Jobani;
Kopravadi;
Ramakona;
Khapa;
Bibggu;
Rampeth;
Palasapani;
Kopravadi Khurd;
Kheeri Badosa;
Pangari;
Devi;
ghadela ma;
Utekanta;
Dukarjhela;
Haranberdi;
Kuddam;
Aalesur;
Shilora;
Shitapar;
Shanvlidhana;
Aamala;
Belgao;
Dhokdhoh;
Pipali;
Ridhoora;
Berdi;
Jamthi;
Gujarkhedi;
Jam;
Nimani;
Karmakdi;
Jirola;
Sayara;
Pandhrakhedi;
Bargabodi;
Khandsivani;
Karali;
Kajalvani;
Sonsar; and
Kheritaygao.
3. Tamiya
Chanvlpani;
Bodalkchar;
Purtala;
Chankhala;
Manegao;
Khapasani;
Phoodi;
Dehgaokala;
Khamtara;
Khuniya;
Kevlari;
Harkpura;
Bamhani;
Jhamar;
Dholpur;
Dahiyar;
Jamuniya;
Najrpur;
Chindkheda;
Delakhari;
Bangai;
Khapakhurd;
Umriya;
Kapurnala;
Pipardhar;
Chupnabhajipani;
Shehardhana;
Partabghar badal;
Lahagduaa;
Tamiya;
Aalivada;
Jamundonga;
Pudupipriya;
Nishan;
Harsdivari;
Kurshidhana;
Chopana;
Nagari;
Ghusavani;
Khaduva;
Jamuniyakhurd;
Karer;
Jhirpa;
Khuchari;
Bhimkhedi;
Devkhoh;
Aanhoni;
Kohpani;
Sahavan;
Tekapar;
Bandibandlkchar; and
Jamuniya.
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4. Amarwada
5. Mohkhed
6. Chhindwara
Chhui;
Kondara;
Lahgduaa;
Tansramal;
Shimriyakala;
Bisapurkala;
Pathranai;
Pathranisak;
Khunajhirkala;
Bhandi;
Umariya E;
Dhe Reeyat;
Chanhiyakala;
Raginkhapa;
Khutiya;
Ghoghara;
Bhanadei;
Umarhar;
Khapakala;
Pindarikala;
Saleya;
Dhanvarikala;
Sonapipari;
Susari;
Shahpuri;
Kuhiya;
Pulpuldoh;
Su Mohgao;
Gureeya;
Usariya;
Jatama;
Saankh;
Chargeo;
Madanpur;
Jaitpur;
Navegao;
Villages
Jhagdaboh;
Lahgduaa;
Bhajipani;
Arjunvadi;
Junapani;
Dogatemni;
Rajalareyat;
Badgona;
Akalma;
Hirri; and
Bankamukasa.
Nishandaryav;
Shiallevani;
Lohangi;
Narsala;
Sanrangbihari; and
Hiravasudev.
Ramgadi;
Ghatparishiya;
Sahajpuri;
Pakhdiya;
Sonakhar;
Jamuniya;
Rajakhoh;
Ner;
Bangao;
Kabadiya;
Nagjhir;
Ubhegao;
Gondra;
Rajana;
Imliya bohta;
Malhanvada;
Sohanpur;
Boriya;
Sarsvada;
Ajarvada;
Cheensra;
Bhulamohgao;
Dr. Pipriya;
Chanhiyakhurd;
Shiharamdaka;
Jatlapur;
Jamhodipanda;
Lo. Mau;
Bohnakheri;
Khapamitthe;
Kheribhopal;
Sonkhava;
Kachariya;
Kaprvari;
Jhanda;
Bhesadand;
Rohnakala;
Meghasihivni;
Saran;
Lahgduaa;
Aajniya;
L. Jamhori;
Chavari;
Chokheda;
Chandngao;
Thuniyaudana;
Sarar;
Niniyakarbal;
Dungariya;
Khajari;
Karaboh;
Partala;
Manegao; and
Gangivada.
2. Crop: Black gram (Urd) | Season: Kharif-2010
District: Tikamgarh
Block
1. Tikamgarh
Hiranagar;
Kanti;
Aalampur;
Gopalpur;
Paharikhurd;
Anantpur;
Takha;
Narghura;
Lakshmanpur;
Shrinagar;
Dhajrai;
Villages
Mavai;
Jashvantnagar;
Ranipura;
Papavani;
Bahadurpur;
Rigora;
Samrar;
Ajnoor;
Sapoon;
Manikpura;
Ganeshganj;
Shivpuri;
Charpunaa;
Sundarpur;
Pander;
Kumarukhiriya;
Jatauva;
Pahaditilvaran;
Sagooni;
Madumar;
Madhuvan; and
Gudanvara.
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2. Baldevgarh
Kealpura;
Lakheri;
Baraghat;
Tamora;
Vanera;
Talmau;
Vishbhanpura;
Gukharai;
Durganagar;
Jhingunva;
Partappura;
Ganeshpura;
Dumbara;
Luharar;
Veesha;
Karmashanhta;
Karmashanghat;
Vanpura khurd;
Ladvari;
Ahar; and
Larvariughad.
3. Palera
Larvujurg;
Charetanga;
Palerahar;
Marahar;
Vudoor;
Sanjay Nagar;
Mahendar
Maheva;
Lidhora;
Rampuranivavari;
Cari;
Ramnagar;
Pureniya;
Bela;
Vanne Bujarg;
Haneeta;
Goona;
Karula;
Tooriya;
Khera;
Chhevala;
Bakhatpura;
Raypura;
Laroon;
Khajri;
Gunda;
Alopa;
Fulpur;
Pali;
Vamhoorikala;
Kanera;
Kachhora;
Kanjana;
Paharivujurg;
Vavai;
Shimrakhurd;
Dinau;
Shagarvara;
Uadyara;
Shiyavani;
Meendvara;
Nuna;
Mahevachakr-4
Kachhiyagura;
Dariyaura;
Kharoo;
Mahevachakr-3
Sunari;
Jruva;
Jevar;
Vishanpura;
Madahar;
Kudiyala;
Varana;
Ratvas;
Vavai; and
Kapashi.
4. Niwari
Shaktibhairav;
Dhvavangara;
Kurar;
Sundur-sagar;
Sadikpura;
Sakuli;
Uvaura;
Shayamli;
Patharam;
Dhamna;
Guvavli;
Bamhoorishital;
Naura;
Nimchauni;
Uardaura;
Kalauthra;
Bahera;
Churari;
Devrinayak;
Jhingaura;
Dharmpura;
Barvaha;
Kuluaa;
Nayakhera;
Vasantpura;
Pohakhas;
Pohabhata;
Asati;
Kishorpura;
Devendarpura;
Gidkhini;
Tarichar-khurd;
Khirga;
Virshinhpura;
Vagaura;
Bhitri;
Devri-Kalrau;
Devri-Vamnau;
Putrikhera;
Baghat;
Baprauli;
Puchhikargunva;
Mohanpura;
Binbara;
Maharajpura;
Radhapur;
Raypura;
Jamuniyakhas;
Jamuniyabhata;
Chandravan;
Gudrai;
Larpura-uttari; and
Larpura-khas.
5. Jatara
Bamhooriavda;
Tannga;
Devraha;
Machoora;
Simriya;
Bervar;
Vajitpur;
Muhara;
Lidhooratal;
Machi;
Piprat;
Kitakhenra;
Shahpur;
Sitapur;
Garoorli;
Gor;
Nandiya;
Mogana;
Varmdang;
Devkha;
Shirai;
Luhargunwa;
Dhamna;
Maubujurg;
Bijrawan;
Punaul;
Bamhauri;
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Villages
Shah;
Baldevpura;
Kandva;
Gudanadi;
Karmaura;
Jaruva;
Larkhurd;
Raghunathpura;
Jagatnagar;
Majhgawan;
Ramnagar;
Shivrajpur;
Rampura;
Dharmpura;
Kurrai;
Varmatal;
Ratangunwa;
Digaura;
Kharoi;
Margunwa;
Virau;
Mataul; and
Ishon.
Kanoor;
Bhelsa;
Dhialla;
Bindpura;
Rootera;
Todi;
Jerot;
Dhoorra;
Bhopalpura;
Jera;
Madvakhas;
Simra;
Madiya;
Prithvipur;
Dumduma;
Gora;
Viroora;
Jvramoora; and
Sakerabhadarn.
District: Alirajpur
1. Saundawa
Kadvaniya;
Pipliyavat;
Kundvat;
Baradli;
Barada;
Chhaktala;
Chikhali;
Karjvani;
Ambaja;
Burma;
Atatha;
Achapai;
Ghenda;
Dudhavi;
Akalghra;
Uamrth;
Tikhola;
Darkali;
Sakari;
Uanhala;
Soliya;
Gulvat;
Oojhar;
Lodani;
Saundawa;
Moraji;
Bari hathvi;
Choti hathvi;
Choti vegalgao;
Bari vegalgao;
Valpur;
Bayriya;
Dabari;
Khamt;
Bejara;
Temla;
Fahtala;
Beharva; and
Borgao.
2. Jobat
Kanda;
Choti hirpur;
Jesingpur;
Ubgari;
Shidhgao;
Thapali;
Indvan;
Baleri;
Rampur;
Jali;
Undaari;
Sevriya;
Vajyabyra;
Kanvara;
Kasbajobt;
Jamli;
Kosduna;
Dekakund;
Apsashme;
Bhilkheri;
Dehdla;
Ublar;
Khutaja;
Bari khattali;
Kilojobat;
Khari;
Salkhera;
Semlaya; and
Umari.
3. Alirajpur
Plasada;
Dudalvat;
Kharkuaa;
Kodala
Ajanda;
Kharkuaa;
Khapai;
Khandala;
Behrva;
Rakish;
Indarsingh ki choki;
Harsvat;
Baraunrva;
Chichlgura;
Garat;
Malvai;
Borkhr;
Kanti;
Kund;
Panvani;
Richhvi;
Kavthu;
Jhoora;
Aambuaa;
Advara;
Borna;
Ambary;
Borkuaa;
Thanasemali;
Somkuaa;
Bhimbyra;
Rordha;
Dhoolkhera;
Machhliya;
Sejtgao;
Morasa;
Kanpur;
Fata;
Vaskal;
Javiniya;
Titi;
Nanpur; and
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Villages
Dipa ki choki;
Kukavat;
Indi;
Thanasemali;
Bhydiya ki chok;
Bhooran;
Aali;
Pithanpur;
Bardli;
Begari.
4. Udaygarh
Udaygar;
Kanakakr;
Jamlibari;
Pipliya;
Talavad;
Akholi;
Aambi;
Khndala;
Khndalarao;
Suri bari;
Bhandakhapr;
Choti juvari;
Ratanpura;
Kadvali bari;
Shiyali;
Temachi;
Semalkheri;
Choti uti;
Uti;
Khushalbari;
Bavrikhurd;
Bavri;
Partapfalya;
Dhamnda;
Chharvi;
Jhiri choti;
Jambukhera;
Dedarvasa;
Kolyabayara;
Bhurchevri;
Khandalagmir;
Lakshmanfliyal
Pangola;
Vekalbari;
Jamlichhoti;
Kanvadudr;
Dekalkuaa;
Bhorkuaa; and
Patbarri.
5. Katthivara
Guda;
Chandur;
Mordhi;
Bokriya;
Jhijhana;
Chadrmuli;
Akalava;
Jharkali;
Fulmal;
Dehari;
Kunbhi;
Bordarbar;
Andharkach;
Aamjhiri;
Sumniyavat;
Soorva;
Darkar;
Chotisardi;
Pastar;
Roddhu; and
Sadli.
6. Bhabra
Jhiran;
Ringol;
Devali;
Chotimalpur;
Sanda;
Dunglavani;
Kakrbari;
Brabhavata;
Gerudhati;
Meda;
Chapri;
Amankuaa;
Barjhr;
Mayavat;
Girdha;
Chhotafata;
Chhotakhutaja;
Kalyavav;
Chhotipol;
Pochiimali;
Koriyapan;
Barikareti;
Chhotikareti;
Barimiryavat;
Mathna;
Behrva;
Roligao;
Chhotabhavta;
Malveli;
Biljhar;
Sejavara;
Javaniya;
Kuhivav; and
Bhabara.
District: Jabalpur
1. Jabalpur
Kaladehi;
Khapa;
Mangel;
Bamhni;
Devari;
Basanpani;
Sukani;
Hinoot;
Jogidana;
Khamriya;
Nigri;
Bahoripar;
Gokalpur;
Khursi;
Bargi;
Salivara;
Rima; and
Malara.
2. Patan
Kantgi;
Luhari;
Murrai;
Kanti;
Poudi;
Kakrehta;
Uarki;
Barpata;
Mohala;
Tmoriya;
Katrabelkhera;
Garaghat;
Dungariya;
Ariya;
Bagsvahi;
Patna;
Pipriya;
Khajri;
Murgava;
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3. Shahpura
Dungariya;
Semara;
Bhirki;
Gagai;
Umriya;
Ghughri;
Dabhola;
Bichhuaa;
Dharmpura;
Ghughara;
Bagari;
Lalpur;
Imriya;
Motiya;
Dongarjhansi;
Jeta khera;
Bijoori;
Jhanshi;
Jamuniya;
Ialhakhera;
Pipriya;
Dulhakhera;
Ahamdpur;
Chargao;
Badheyakhera; and
Mahgva.
4. Majholi
Dhoda
Pola;
Hinoota;
Bindali;
Sanhjni;
Mangva; and
Bagsvahi.
1. Ranapur
Kalapan;
Vagai;
Bari;
Chhagola;
Sotiya;
Dhamni;
Nana;
Sarsvat;
Kakrdra;
Dhamni;
Chimina;
Mordudiya;
Sanrriya;
Vab;
Lmbela;
Rupakhera;
Dotar;
Bhandakhera;
Deval Faliya;
Chui Khera;
Sajvani Bari;
Smoi budhashala;
Sanod;
Kahura;
Galti;
Retaluja;
Bhutbyra;
Bhorli;
Puvala;
Kanjavani;
Chormandali;
Jhanjhrva;
Nagankheri;
Padal;
Jhosi;
Chhapri;
Bhnrimati;
Sotiya;
Kalu;
District: Jhabua
Chhayan;
Kalapan;
Chhagola;
Diggi;
Machhliyajhir;
Ch.dh.
Badlimal;
Partli;
Dabtlai;
Bhutkheri;
Mod Fliya;
Gavsar;
Khermal;
Salarpara;
Dugra;
Surdiya;
Knjavani;
Bhodali;
Chhaprkhanda;
Aamba kuaa;
Vagva;
Tandi;
Dholyavad;
Karvadi;
Bhorkundiya;
Madlinathu;
Dhamni kuka;
Uberao;
Nad;
Tikri boriya;
Nharpura;
Khdkui;
Junagao;
Buchadugri;
Madankui;
Kadiya;
Dhaknitlai;
Modfliya;
Ralusuviya;
Agera;
Sardarpur;
Chhaynsemlkho;
Umari;
Parvat;
Devjhiri;
Piliyakhdan;
Pithanpur;
Pipldedla;
Garvari;
Kushlpur;
Bhoyara;
Malvan;
Naldi chhoti;
Kalapipal;
Dogaralalu;
Chora;
Kardavad;
Kakradra;
Chhalkiya;
Koyadhariya;
Kundla;
Babri Mafi;
Dhekal bari;
Sajvani chhoti;
Barliya;
Gola chhoti;
Baman semliy;
Kagjhar;
Dharmpuri;
Mahudi dungari;
Charolipara;
Julvaniya;
Debar;
Gopalpura;
Amlipathar;
Kalyanpura;
Kheri;
Barod; and
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Villages
Thubadra;
Ranapur;
Vgaichhoti;
Semlkheri;
Kheraandharvad;
Khpediyamal;
Tikri jogi;
Dhamni-katara;
Dhekal chhoti;
Barkhera.
2. Jhabua
Bhmrda;
Futiya;
Bisoli;
Navapara;
Bhndiriya;
Dhavripara;
Ajnpura;
Lohariya;
Khermal;
Molipara;
Talvali;
Sandal;
Rtamba;
Samli;
Mohankot;
Ralyavan;
Dhanpura;
Bhuvliya;
Jhansar;
Dhanyarunri;
Vannas;
Raypuriya;
Bedda;
Kanjvi;
Matapada;
Motapamasavar;
Bani; and
Alsyakheri.
3. Petlavad
Chandghar;
Chhapri;
Dariya;
Garbakheri;
Ninamapara;
Soyala;
Slunya;
Kachrakhdan;
Ghorathal;
Hiraninamapara;
Lalrundi;
Ralyavan;
Bherupara;
Jamali;
Sagriya;
Piplipara;
Dugrapani;
Bheskarai;
Dhamnda;
Sadava;
Machhliya;
Gomala;
Devli;
Vagnera;
Hatyadeli;
Paledi;
Chhapri;
Gopalpur;
Rupakhera;
Machhliya;
Palekhari;
Kokavad;
Surinala;
Sad;
Rotala;
Kherli;
Golabari;
Bhvarpipliya;
Dudhi;
Kaglkho;
Gularpara;
Sakatla;
Aamlipara;
Umarkot;
Rachhva;
Bochka;
Pipli;
Bhuradabra;
Jhirniya;
Semlghat;
Aamba;
Rama;
Narnda;
Dokrvani;
Khedali;
Kalidevi;
Bhandnkuaa;
Mundt;
Mirgarundi;
Bochaka;
Jhiri;
Jshoda khrd;
Ghhavliya;
Dhochka;
Narvali;
Chhapri ran;
Lakhpura;
Balola;
Silkhodari;
Palasdi;
Ratimali;
Matasulabariya;
Dhmoi;
Baki;
Chudeli;
Hidi dri;
Jhumaka;
Hidi chhoti;
Khadiyakhal;
Para;
Pathnpur;
Dhadhlpura;
Shaympura;
Limkhodra;
Vaglavat;
Khardubari;
Mohanpura;
Jhirivdiya;
Suliya chhayn;
Khardu chhoti;
Matasula;
Kuberpura;
Mhudipada; and
Sagiya.
4. Meghnagar
Gopalpura;
Nougava;
Smasa;
Chunpura;
Narshihpura;
Gudachhota;
Jarat;
Agaral;
Dedla;
Pardi;
Khalkhndvi;
Malkhndvi;
Garvada; and
Umradara.
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Hatyadeli;
Shivghar;
Semliya.
District: Chhatarpur
1. Chhatarpur
Dhilapur;
Kalapani;
Rampur;
Dhrari;
Bnpura;
Niwari;
Khabri;
Morava;
Harrai;
Chakipurva;
Raksapurva;
Marguva;
Lalnjukapurva;
Barera;
Khop;
Hama;
Shora;
Khnra;
Papta;
Kasipura;
Nadgaykhurd;
Rangenv;
Sahsnagar;
Praptati;
Choka;
Budor;
Bajrangghad;
Para;
Rashoiyabhat;
Khargai;
Negunva;
Padriya;
Kadva;
Dalon;
Deri;
Nadgao;
Lakshmanpur;
Kharka;
Manpura;
Chapar;
Bashata;
Chiraval;
Pahargao;
Bandhikala;
Aamkhera;
Matgunva;
Ikara;
Goochi;
Himmtpur;
Maheba;
Gara;
Malpura;
Smmtpura;
Khndevara;
Lahera;
Gora;
Kurra;
Jutupura;
Bardhuha;
Kkarda;
Katara;
Bagao;
Panotha;
Katarekapurva;
Bagota;
Moraha;
Guriya;
Barkoonha;
Sarani;
Radhepur;
Bari;
Barmula;
Shyamta;
Pirapa;
Bardhuhakhurd;
Kalani;
Saleeya;
Kartpura;
Rampura;
Nivriya;
Sukva;
Kud;
Gathevara;
Yamripurva;
Ishnagar;
Bahnta;
Harpura;
Harhda;
Tidol; and
Goora.
2. Bijawar
Barabauv;
Hatvaha;
Devara;
Lakhanpura;
Gulganj;
Pipt;
Bansoi;
Bhartpura;
Angoura;
Satai;
Harnpura;
Amroniya;
Bijavar;
Pali;
Kherakala;
Jetpur; and
Kishnghar.
3. Laudi
Hardwar;
Laudi;
Ranipura;
Khptya;
Gidhoori;
Sanjynagar;
Bagmau;
Ktahra;
Devari;
Bigpura;
Bhavanipur;
Devpur;
Ratnpara;
Madva; and
Matha.
4. Badamalhara
Bilvar;
Mugvari;
Gora;
Bndha;
Ghinori;
Ranpura;
Madmlahra;
Rajapur;
Dhanganva;
Karri;
Sendhva;
Kampodpura;
Toriya;
Maharjganj;
Bamrorakla;
Biron;
Kutoora;
Ramtoriya;
Halvani;
Dikoli;
Serora;
Lidhora;
Varma;
Dharduti;
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Villages
Barach;
Melavar;
Moli;
Para;
Sadva;
Surjpuraroad;
Barethi;
Bhagva;
Panvari;
Simriya;
Ghuvara;
Sevar;
Ghayra;
Devpur;
Sarkana;
Mandikhera; and
Vishva.
Bandhchndoli;
Bijavali;
Madiyaghat;
Majhganvaghati;
Gevlari;
Dhimarva;
Mudiya;
Dhodhra;
Podi;
Kervara;
Dargunva;
Mudar;
Maddevara;
Serra;
Budisemra;
Jujharpura;
Gadisemra; and
Bhraser.
District: Vidisha
Block
Villages
1. Vidisha
Husanapur;
Bhadarvara-gao;
Kuaakheri;
Meharkheri;
Khaprkhera;
San;
Chiroriya;
Kaf;
Khaikhera;
Hirni;
Mudara-Harisingh;
Imliya;
Rusalli;
Kirmchi;
Sorai;
Panjh;
Bandhera;
Bahlot;
Hirnai;
Nitrir;
Bhdora;
Dehari;
Semra;
Piprhutha;
Avela;
Ramghar;
Mohana;
Mudara;
Padrat;
Bherokheri;
Barakheri;
Khari;
Palki;
Lalakheri; and
Narot.
2. Basoda
Semra;
Tyonda;
Pipraha;
Menvara;
Kheroda;
Pachpipra;
Murahr;
Kirarkheri;
Khamkheri;
Ukayla;
Sumerdangi;
Mtena;
Gamakhar;
3. Kurvai
Varetha;
Vukhara;
Hinota;
Jarguva;
Ikoda;
Rajpur;
Berkheri;
Mitholi;
Gudaval;
Daukheri;
Koshi;
Loharra;
Jonakheri;
Navara;
Khothi;
Shiravali;
Talapar;
Belai;
Servasa;
Nahi;
Panavar;
Keathora;
Keshopur;
Devil;
Sihora;
Sirnota;
Barual;
Mehluaa;
Virpur;
Shahpur;
Futera; and
Bhugavli.
4. Gyarspur
Barighat;
Manpur;
Khamkhera;
Ikodiya;
Harjakheri;
Dhurdha;
Sumer barri;
Khejra barri;
Sojana;
Dhniyakhidi;
Van jagir;
Nador;
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Kakruaa;
Madichoobisa;
Chakmari;
Mahender;
Hathyakhera;
Dhnoora;
Gulabganj;
Aern;
Khjuri;
Suaakheri;
Rampur chakr;
Gunuaa; and
Patvari kheri.
5. Sironj
Khuvpura;
Kudka;
Kaluaakhera;
Lalitpur;
Dimroli;
Tribhunpur;
Riniya;
Vishnpur;
Pyarakheri;
Shahistrabat;
Sankala;
Shalpur;
Sanoti;
Diknakheri;
Dipnakhera;
Kamodarkheri;
Jagthar;
Okalikhera;
Gopalnagar;
Bamhorishala;
Kareeyahat;
Kundanpur;
Mohanpur;
Degara;
Faridpur;
Narkhera; and
Bamnkheri.
6. Nateran
Kherai;
Nateran;
Seu;
Khejda kashiram;
Mudari;
Mudari pitambar;
Chamraha;
Mudari khirni;
Miyakheri;
Tajkhajuri;
Mudara sherpur;
Das khajuri;
Nagtara;
Raypur;
Ghtvai;
Shilvay khjuri;
Ravan;
Nipaliya;
Aamkhera kalu;
Johd;
Kashipur;
Rampur;
Narkhera khadya;
Kasbakhedi;
Semrkheri;
Pamariya;
Belanar;
Narkheraghat;
Dighoni;
Jamnyai; and
Nagoor.
1. Kundam
Pipriya;
Baghrati;
Devri;
Junvani;
Baroda;
Bhita;
Bhirarikala;
Bhirarihkhurd;
Saleeya;
Parora;
Rampura;
Vivsa;
Jugiya;
Mahuaakhera;
Kumgava;
Bhartri;
Harduaa;
Udan;
Kheri;
Hirapur;
Sihoda;
Khamhriya;
Majitha;
Tilvara;
Lami;
Bhita;
2. Panagar;
3. Patan
4. Shahpura
District: Jabalpur
Sehjpuri;
Sannaval;
Dabrakala; and
Daduaa.
Kohna;
Kohani;
Mohlajhir;
Nimtuaa;
Bamhnodi;
Bhichhuaa;
Badeeyakhera;
Hareeya;
Kuvarpur;
Rakhi;
Kanti;
Mada;
Mahgava;
Devri;
Kala dumar;
Panagar;
Simriya;
Urdbakala;
Bhensa;
Dudki; and
Nuniyakala.
Byoohari;
Bhrra;
Thuha;
Goppur;
Parriya;
Rsuaiya; and
Imliya.
Bilkharva;
Shitalpur;
Chhpart;
Bilpathar;
Rambichhiya;
Nachankheri;
Ramkhiriya;
Fular;
Mankeri;
Kushali;
Barbate;
Pavla;
Jhilond;
Salivara;
Belkhera;
Sunachar;
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Block
Villages
Didhora;
Raghat pipriya;
Bijna;
Malkchhar;
Jhojhi;
Jhurai pipriya;
Matvara;
Pipriyakala;
Katila;
Kuaakheri;
Gokala;
Sundadehi;
Manegao;
Umriya; and
Navin chargava.
5. Sihora
Selavara;
Gada;
Budri;
Atriya;
Khirhnikala;
Schuli;
Singhuli;
Bhtuli;
Ghat;
Simriya;
Gadchpa;
Mohatra; and
Rithori.
6. Majholi
Darshan;
Lamkana;
Gurji;
Hathleva;
Ghanakala; and
Richhi.
District: Sagar
Block
1. Sagar
2. Rahatgarh
Villages
Chauka-gureya;
Nitrri-gureya;
Chitora;
Samnapur;
Gureya;
Gousara;
Dhana(devari);
Dhana;
Sagouriya-ghatmpur;
Dhana(Jeitpur);
Renvjha;
Pipri-belimafi;
Banshiya;
Bersala-banshiya;
Broda rahli;
Patha-surthi;
Surkhi;
Chturbhta;
Vidvas;
Midvasa;
Haneta;
Hilgan
Jeitpur-semraangad;
Devri(hilgan);
Hafsili-verkherisuvnsh;
Naraynpur;
Gamiriya-smredi;
Derkheri-sumredi;
Berkheri-sumredi;
Jarara;
Fatehpura-sumredi;
Futera-bhapel;
Pachpipra-sumredi;
Patan;
Chakroda-bhopel;
Lotna;
Sihora;
Karai-jarara;
Sumredi;
Jarara;
Fatehpura-sumredi;
Futera-bhapel;
Pachpipra-sumredi;
Patan;
Chakroda-bhapel;
Lotana;
Sihora;
Karai-jarara;
Sumredi;
Bhopel;
Pathriya-gnbhiriya;
Menvara;
Tatarpur-mardanpur;
Magoriya-khjuriya;
Nourja-khjuriya;
Mugaryau-gnbhiriya;
Dhnora-menvarakala;
Menvarakala;
Menvarakhurd;
Gnmiriyahat-gnbhiriya;
Bhes;
Jarai;
Maneshiya-dagraniya;
Bashiyabhansa-jarai;
Maraimliya-jarai;
Kreeyahajari-dagraniya; and
Midvasa-bijora.
Magoriya-khjuriya;
Nourja-khjuriya;
Mugaryau-ganbhiya;
Lotana-lotani;
Dhnora-menvarakala;
Menvarakala;
Menvarakhurd;
Ganmiyiyahat-ganbhiya;
Bhesa;
Jarai;
Maneshiya-dagraniya;
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4. Vanda
Villages
Bhopel;
Pathriya-ganbhiriya;
Menvara;
Tatarpur-mrdanpur;
Basa;
Karhad-tora;
Jesinagar;
Sobhapur-agariya;
Bichhuaa-bamhorighat;
Bamhorighat;
Geuhuras-bamhorighat;
Tora;
Amoda-hara;
Candela-hara;
Hara;
Geuhuras;
Bhjiya-geuhuras;
Bishanpur;
Ghoghri-bishnpur;
Bishnpur;
Gehlpur-gehuras;
Bakhra-bishnapur;
Jotpur-berkherigusai;
Godani-dungariya;
Jamuniyghoshi-dugriya;
Dungriya;
Rampura-dungriya;
Masurhai;
Semrakala-maneshiya;
Parriyakhurd-masurhai;
Singarmurri-maneshiya;
Ishurvara-masurhai;
Johriya-masurhai;
Mehgod;
Tehratehri;
Murri-dakrai;
Chkeribineka;
Khavari;
Sigravan;
Charoda;
Pajnari;
Chkeri;
Fatehpur;
Kvayala;
Patari-bijari;
Kadva;
Hinoti-choka;
Richhibineka-semradant;
Mokalpur-pitholi;
Khojmpur;
Papriya;
Pitholi;
Bajrera;
Sgari;
Rakh-bineka;
Basiyabhansa-jarai;
Maraimliya-jarai;
Kaneyahajari-dagraniya; and
Midvasa-bijora.
Korja-mehgod;
Killai;
Semraghona-devlchori;
Saji-sarkhari;
Sigana;
Mrkhera;
Khejra;
Bamhori-derkheri;
Pipriya;
Simriya-kevlari;
Bilhara;
Mahuaakhera;
Gadoli-berkheri;
Chandoni-kareya;
Kharmu-bansa;
Virpur-kantgi;
Parri;
Sagonipura-oriya;
Agariya;
Khjuriya-semragapalm;
Semragopalman;
Kantgi;
Ghana-hirapur;
Kusumghar-chaktoriay;
Hirapur;
Khamkuaa;
Khurithavari;
Kaneeya;
Sagonipura-oriya;
Oriya; and
Chandoni-kareeya.
Kandari;
Nimon;
Mau-rakhsi;
Parvar-;
Ganyari;
Jagdhar;
Sleyakhurd-bahrol;
Bamura-kotiya;
Kuhal;
Khiriya bineka-magadha;
Pipriyachoda;
Sonpur-jamuniya;
Chauka;
Muriya-choka;
Patari-bijari;
Singdoni;
Chhapri;
Vinsi-vinsuaa;
Bakrai-jalmpur;
Noraj;
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Villages
Hindoriya-bineka;
Bhartiya-bineka;
Sigdoni-bineka;
Shekhpur-bineka;
Bineka;
Jalmpur;
Ghurmar-ravara; and
Bakrai-ravara.
5. Shahgarh
Bamhori-dilona;
Tatrvara-noraj;’
Silapari-dilona;
Berithi;
Dilona;
Dakatoyr;
Nayakhera-dalptpur;
Muhali-barkhera;
Barkhera;
Rajoola-basona;
Basona;
Bei-basona;
Papet;
Purashahghar;
Datya-semrasanodha;
Barayatha;
Bagrodha;
Karai-braytha;
Ghuvara-shahghar;
Jharola-jasora;
Jarora-datya;
Khatorakhurd;
Mohair-khatorakhurd;
Kaneri-ruravan;
Ruravan;
Chakk Kaneri-ruravan;
Luharra-ruravan;
Khtorakhurd;
Bhikmpur abad;
Nihari-sadagir;
Nihani-sadagir;
Nihani-katorakhurd;
Bamnora;
Katorakala;
Lidhora-magara;
Bhikmapur reytvari;
Chakeri-chakerishahghar;
Sadgir;
Sasa-bamnora;
Tinsi-vinsuaa;
Murari;
Mahunna;
Tinsuaa;
Semra;
Tahroli-mahuna;
Ratnpur-semraramchand;
Semra ramchand-semra;
Tinsuaa;
Bakrai-jalmapur;
Silapri-dilona;
Ghurmar-ravara;
Gungra;
Tatrvara-noraj;
Pali-kirravda;
Bhilavali-harkal khati;
Rupu-kirravda;
Kirrvda;
Hadkal khati;
Ghara;
Dehari;
Semrkheri;
Kathai-dehari;
Karronda;
Vildhava;
Bhanghar;
Deval;
Dhamna;
Umriya-gdholi;
Gdholi;
Muhasa;
Piprkheri;
Ghnora;
Kanjiya;
Lahravada;
Gochi bagspur-ramsagar;
Barethi;
Kakrt-barethi;
Bakrai-jalmpur; and
Ghurmar-ravara.
6. Malthon
Nanoli-naudhana;
Amarirmgada-itva;
Hirnchhipa;
Goduvijaypura;
Dugahakhurd;
Paloaa-goduvijaypur;
Khrera-hirnchhipa;
Logar-bamnora;
Khiriyakala;
Barodiyagusai-bheleya;
Maravangori;
Kangus-jholsi;
Jholsi;
Tagrbgoniya-bheleya;
Andela;
Bedara;
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8. Deori
9. Kesali
Villages
Piprkhiriya-semralodhi;
Logar-bamnora;
Kannkheri-patikhera;
Parsona;
Jhigari;
Chhulla;
Pipriya-Pathak;
Simriya;
Raykhera;
Rasena;
Duguva;
Kheruaa;
Panjara;
Dobhi;
Bari;
Jhiriyakhera;
Kheripadam
Mahrajpur;
Dhanguva;
Samnapurshahju;
Panari(Niwari);
Khakriya;
Gdguva;
Ramkhirya;
Pipriyaned(Sarra);
Sarraned;
Parraifate;
Parraikalu;
Madpipriya;
Khanpura;
Titrpani;
Kevlari;
Harrai;
Gotevgao;
Jaitpur;
Doma;
Dehchuaa-Mahaka;
Bhusara;
Chhiari-Jatpur;
Mahuaakhera;
Dhanguva-Bilhari;
Bamhori-Bhusara;
Mahka;
Rahlikhera-Mahuaakhera;
Bhusara;
Bilhari;
Kenkara-Bamhori;
Niwarikala-Muhli;
Sagoni;
Kusarmau-Muhali;
Sagoni;
Kusarmau-Muhali;
Muhali;
Kherai-medeyamafi;
Medeyamafi;
Maravnpayak; and
Richhi-maravnpayak.
Sevas; and
Kumrai.
Parrs;
Richhai;
Bijora;
Panari;
Khakriya;
Raykhera;
Bari;
Suna;
Parras;
Niwari;
Khanpura;
Kevalari;
Gotevao;
Chhindli;
Gadguva;
Pipriyanede;
Samnapurshahju;
Ramkhiriay;
Bersala;
Jhiriyakhera;
Kheruaa;
Nierdpur;
Kevlari;
Harrai;
Jhamra;
Jamuniya;
Khakriya; and
Panari.
Basa;
Jolnpur;
Utkata;
Hinotiya-Choka;
Choka;
Mehada-Sahjpur;
Samnapur;
Muderi-Tendudabar;
Kanjera-Nadiay;
Pipriaya-Sagoni;
Partapur-Sahjpur;
Mehda-Sahjpur;
Chandpura-Tendudabar;
Ghotkheir-Anghori;
Dilhari-Tendudabar;
Bagdrikhurd-Khatola;
Ghana-Paloh;
Bagdrikhurd-Khatola;
Semra;
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Block
10.Khurai
Villages
Parrai-Chokadongari;
Badhvara;
Singpur;
Dhilvar;
Berar;
Barkuaa-Singpur;
Kannera-Nadiya;
Choradangari;
Jamuniya;
Aalnpur-Patana;
Kankori;
Purtra;
Kesali;
Ramkheri;
Bhonhara;
Sonpur-Tumri;
Kukvara-Ramkheri;
Kisnpur-Ghana;
Maramada;
Devrikala-Maramada;
Jhiriya-Semra;
Kevlari;
Kheri-Khatola;
Khatola;
Sileya-Thanvari;
Hirnpur-Jamuniya;
Samnapur-Gutori;
Jethari-Dhavai;
Pondi-Dhavai;
Jhamra-Thanvari;
Dhavai;
Jamuniya-Gutori;
Dehchili-Gutori;
Samnapur-Gutori;
Barkotikhurd;
Bamhori;
Chandpura-Tendudabar;
Ghatkheri-Anghori;
Dilhari-Tendudabar; And
Partappur-Sahjpur.
Dhangar;
Gamiriya;
Mensi;
Khera;
Dhanora;
Badholi;
Balop;
Dharmpur;
Pali;
Gadhola jagir;
Nagada;
Bandari;
Bhilon;
Madiya;
Khiriya;
Musa;
Naroda;
Koklvara;
Parrai;
Banhat;
Mehmudpur;
Sumreri;
Kanau;
Silodha;
Semraghat;
Pyasi;
Beri;
Bankhirya;
Ganpat;
Muriya;
Shimriya ghat;
Barodiya simriya;
Renguaa;
Khurai;
Tevara;
Gamiriya khurd;
Kannakheri;
Palapar;
Khajuriay ;
Nardha;
Parasari;
Barkhera;
Balau;
Binaytha;
Pathriay jagan;
Pathriya bodha;
Viranbodha;
Karmpur;
Birmkheri;
Girhani;
Bhachha;
Khirya chittar;
Lahtvas;
Bhutai;
Gadholi javahar;
Buranpura;
Muriya kuber;
Mala suneti;
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Villages
Chandpur;
Bagachi;
Murari;
Basahari;
Nirtla;
Rithor;
Luharra;
Muhali bujurg;
Rusalla;
Tihar;
Ghorat;
Naukhira;
Jagarai kala;
Maheri;
Bamhori kharera;
Muhali muhakkm;
Kapuriya viran;
Khimlasa;
Halau;
Kampur;
Kumraul;
Basiyagaur;
Chaukapathari;
Janarho;
Kanera gaur;
Jamuniya dhiraj;
Pipriay gaur;
Baharpur;
Budhau;
Dhemadhana;
Dareya;
Bahraul;
Bahraul baman; and
Singpur.
Varmahan-veghai;
Mirjapur-muriyadater;
Dhar;
Rusala-harkalajen;
Veghai;
Mejvara-chamari;
Purajadan-khjuriya;
Mirjapur-muriyadater;
Khajuriya;
Muriyadater;
Purajadan-veghai;
Par;
Agasod;
Donmadhi-agasod;
Chakkagasod;
Purena;
Hasuaa-purena;
Baghrupa-lakhahar;
Dhana-lakhahar;
Besara;
Dhampur-besara;
Lakhahar;
Bhojpur-sirchonpi;
Bamhari-mahadevkheri;
Mahadev kheri;
Lahravda;
Besara;
Lavahar;
Chaudh;
Maliya-kankhar;
Gungi-bukhara;
Kankhar;
Jagdishpur-biharna;
Bethni- Bukhara;
Kankhar;
Jagdishpur-biharana;
Bethani-bukhara;
Biharna;
Kankhar;
Dhuruaa;
Hirnchhipa;
Bamharishekh-ghanora;
Malkheri;
Rusala;
Hansuaa-purena;
Nivoda;
Chakar dhai-semarkheri;
Berkheri-nivoda;
Belai;
Biharna-belai;
Bukhara; and
Harkal khati.
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District: Vidisha
Block
Village
1. Sironj
Khejra gapal;
Rasulpur;
Barkhera sajjan;
Jamalpur;
Devpur;
Bammori hoj;
Shidhak ganj;
Fajalpur;
Richhan;
Chorakheri;
Ajuppur;
Kankarkherikala;
Devithori;
Sahankheri;
Suganakheri;
Baskheri ajit;
Chhutuaa;
Kandrakheri;
Chitavar;
Pipalkhera;
Chhapu;
Bagrod;
Mirpur;
Malsipur;
Imamnagar;
Jaidpur;
Tarvariya;
Pagrani;
Khejra hali;
Mudara ghat;
Visharampur; and
Ratanbarri.
2. Basauda
Delakheri;
Gufamaser;
Karari;
Behlot;
Bhidvasan;
Piprhutha;
Sanaval;
Laloai;
Madiyasemra;
Kulaha;
Parsaura;
Tarpara kala;
Saunsera;
Noghai;
Garakar;
Mudra khalil;
Saloi;
Madiya;
Sanaai;
Parsaura jagir;
Kanhikheri;
Semri; and
Kadarpur.
3. Gyarsapur
Santapur;
Chitray;
Uttmakheri;
Andiya;
Pipriya;
Mudari;
Chakk bareth;
Khujrar;
Mugaora;
Simrhar;
Rajpur patani;
Rajpur chakk;
Patani;
Madipur;
Nadaur;
Khejdapdrat;
Suaakheri;
Chakkrampur;
Mahuaakheri;
Vilrai;
Siyasi;
Mannupura;
Barkheri;
Kanjela;
Diyakheri;
Goriya;
Atarikhejra;
Dehalvada;
Imalavada;
Dighora;
Gunnotha;
Barvai;
Hedarghar;
Potala;
Himmtpur;
Pipriya prasar;
Vijaypur;
Tarpara jauhari;
Beharyai;
Naryaval;
Khejra;
Tumena;
Hinotiya;
Nevali;
Chatholi;
Ghosuaa;
Lankhgar;
Sujvaha;
Pohra;
Khiriya jagir;
Madiya dhamnod;
Chirroda;
Chopra;
Rampur;
Bhavan khiriya;
Semra isatmurar;
Jharponiya;
Chikali;
Ikval ganj;
Mohammdghar;
Basadehi;
Vasuriya;
Sumer jagir;
Gopalpur;
Ahamd ganj;
Meharukheri;
Khiriya;
Nipaniya;
Ganeshpur;
Mudara;
Nolas;
Aambar;
Ramghar;
Sihod;
Pura gosai;
Ramnagar;
Ghatera;
Poniya;
Murjhiri;
Pipriya;
Bheropur;
Vorirampur;
Mankapur;
Sakrada;
Laharpur;
Lakhuli;
Shahpura;
Vehta;
Barkhera;
Khejra padrat;
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Kareya;
Taravali;
Patharai;
Hatkhera;
Nolai;
Pipalkheri;
Aelcha;
Sardarpur;
Vshiyakala;
Koluaa;
Luharra;
Dhaukhera;
Rainagar;
Ahamd ganj;
Choki;
Poaariya;
Rampura;
Semra dhamnod;
Sinduriya;
Bhavani khiriya;
Dasipur;
Barri dhamnod;
Gujari;
Padriya;
Parsaura;
Deyrpur;
Jhirniya;
Berkheri;
Aamkhera;
Dargava;
Vandava;
Hirapur;
Vavliya;
Ulakhera;
Mahuaakheri;
Semra;
Gunuaa; and
Koluaa dhamnod.
4. Vidisha
Bes;
Udaygiri;
Ammchhar;
Jivijipur;
Saloh;
Paloh;
Pervara;
Hisoda;
Hinnauda;
Pahu;
Lashkarpur;
Seleya;
Bhatkheri;
Dallkheri;
Barro;
Bamora;
Amoda;
Dhamnoda;
Bagrod;
Karela;
Pathriya;
Bagod;
Sayar;
Balabarkhera;
Dangrvara;
Barkhera;
Ahamdpur;
Parsukheri;
Mudara;
Kakarkhera;
Stiyakhera;
Khejara;
Thanner;
Bayaunchi;
Sultniya;
Khajuri;
Pipriya ajit;
Goriya khera;
Pauaanala;
Kavula;
Vauriya;
Silpri;
Hinotiya;
Bhut parasi;
Kahuaakhera;
Paradi;
Vallkheri;
Khejara sultan;
Dehlokheri;
Khejra;
Khamkhera;
Kachhikhera;
Kareya hat;
Vamn khera;
Pipriya mot;
Madiya;
Kherua;
Harukheri;
Gajar;
Khamukheri;
Ikodiya;
Padriya;
Mudara;
Jamaldi;
Jamali;
Palki;
Lalakheri;
Naroth;
Iamliya;
Dholkheri;
Madheyakhera;
Nimkhirya;
Vidisha;
Hasuaa;
Bhatni;
Jaitpura;
Kharbai;
Mugod;
Parashi;
Parashi khurd;
Khadukheri;
Madan kheri;
Gurariya;
Chidoriya;
Karakheri;
Pipalkheri;
Tharr;
Mudhara;
Panjh;
Sorai;
Khejra sultan; and
Dhturiya.
5. Kurvai
Ukavad;
Punakheri;
Padochha;
Khiriya tarfdar;
Khiriya bagari;
Pirotha;
Kachhava;
Bhatoli;
Bodhighat;
Chakk basauda;
Basauda;
Maliyakhera;
Chhirkhera;
Bandore;
Andeli;
Jarguva;
Aakhai;
Bhorasa;
Ray mudra;
Bamori;
Kareya;
Dhuva;
Dharu kheri;
Nipaniya;
Semra shahpur;
Sarkhedi;
Futera;
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Barkhera;
Lachayra;
Kesharganj;
Karmodiya;
Perevara;
6. Nateran
7. Lateri
1. Tikamgarh
2. Baldevgarh
Gadi;
Jhiri;
Kachhikhera;
Berkheri kirar;
Maniya barkhera;
Hada;
Dafaryai;
Barkhera jat;
Jamanyai;
Lavakheri;
Pali;
Manakheri;
Baroda pali;
Dagarvada;
Shahrkheri;
Nenvas;
Murariya;
Dharga;
Bhilakheri;
Tokara;
Bahadurpur;
Anadpur;
Village
Jhagriya;
Jaukund;
Kankar;
Kalryai;
Daigi kumhariya;
Rusalli;
Bamhori;
Mohanpur;
Barodiya;
Ghatkheri;
Dudhankheri;
Khushalpur;
Bhagvanpur;
Badher;
Gokalpur;
Jotpur;
Piproda;
Bhiyankheri;
Shamshabad;
Chhirari;
Lateri;
Lalchiya;
Dodkheri;
Choti rusalli;
Kachhikhera;
Ualhakheri;
District: Tikamgarh
Mavai;
Hiranagar;
Jasvantnagar;
Kanti;
Ranipura;
Alampur;
Papavni;
Gopalpura;
Bahadurpur;
Paharikhurd;
Rigora;
Annatpura;
Samrra;
Takha;
Ajanor;
Nargura;
Sanpon;
Lakshamnpura;
Manikpura;
Srinagar;
Ganeshganj;
Dhajari;
Surjpur;
Khera;
Kudyala;
Genti;
Imlana;
Bachhaunda;
Darguva khalasa;
Dharmpura;
Darguva jagir;
Hirdyanagar;
Kachhiya khera;
Tola;
Monekakhirak;
Khudonjdikderi;
Arora;
Deri;
Jalguva;
Dhanera;
Midavali;
Tigora;
Khodera;
Matolkhas;
Kulguva;
Baghai;
Lamera;
Patharguva;
Kuneta;
Ugadhmataul;
Revara;
Tamoiya;
Neh pipriya; and
Padriya.
Mahutha;
Nasartghar;
Baroda;
Shalakheri;
Sangrampur;
Vardha;
Kareya;
Vichhiya;
Sarsi;
Mohi;
Sangul; and
Barkhera makhu.
Raghunathpur;
Lodhakheri;
Baman kheri;
Jajmkheri;
Lalatora;
Okhalikhera; and
Kherkheri.
Shivpuri;
Charpuva;
Sundarpur;
Pader;
Kumrukhiriya;
Jatauaa;
Pahari tilvaran;
Sagauni;
Madumar;
Madhuvan; and
Gudanvara.
Chauvara;
Vanpura sapaun;
Bhelsi;
Babera;
Sarkanpur khas;
Majguva;
Bhitarvar;
Bhiloni;
Kotare;
Chinguva;
Banpura;
Kharo;
Manpasar;
Norpara;
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Village
Guna;
Gora;
Pipra;
Madori;
Futer chakr 1;
Futer chakr 2;
Shivnagar;
Chhidari;
Ramsagara;
Dadgaay;
Pacher;
Pipara;
Harpura;
Banpura bujurg;
Sarkar;
Devrda khas;
Patorijagir;
Patori khalsa;
Kannpur;
Kharila;
Shahpur;
Khargapur;
Sijaura;
Malguva;
Garauli;
Farka pathrai;
Chanderi khas;
Doh chakr 1;
Doh chark 2;
Duvdeai;
Hirapur khas;
Bar;
Barme; and
Khajrar.
3. Palera
Palerahar;
Palera khas;
Budor;
Mahend maheva;
Ramnagar;
Rampura nivavari;
Aalmpura;
Bannebujurg;
Laron;
Khera;
Gona;
Bakhatpura;
Kudyala;
Barana;
Kachhaura;
Vavai;
Dhura;
Magarai;
Bamhori kala;
Simra khurd;
Pahari bujurg;
Sagarvara;
Syavani;
Kalra;
Jevar;
Uparara;
Kachhiyagura;
Sunarai;
Kharo; and
Nuna.
4. Jatara
Vamhauriavda;
Tannga;
Devraha;
Machaura;
Simriya;
Vervara;
Bajitpura;
Muhara;
Lidhauratal;
Shah;
Baldevpura;
Kandva;
Gudandi;
Karmaura;
Jaruaa;
Larkhurd;
Raghunathpur;
Machi;
Piprat;
Kitakhera;
Shahpur;
Sitapur;
Garauli;
Jagatnagar;
Majhguva;
Ramnagar;
Shivrajpur;
Dhamna;
Mauvujurg;
Vijravan;
Punaul;
Bamhauri;
Ratanguva;
Digaura;
Kharoai;
Margguva;
Virau;
Mataul;
Rampura;
Dharmpura;
Kurrai;
Varmatal;
Varmarang;
Devkha;
Serai;
Luharguva;
Gor;
Nadiya; and
Mogana.
5. Niwari
Devendarpur;
Astari;
Vinvra;
Patharam;
Chchavali;
Taricharkhurd;
Sakuli;
Davarkhas;
Saktibhero;
Sadikpura;
Kurar;
Kuaarpura;
Ubaura;
Birsinghpur;
Putrikhera;
Devrivmanu;
Bhagt;
Dhamna;
Bamhori;
Guvavli;
Dhauna;
Nura;
Urdora;
Kalothra;
Kalothra;
Ghughsi;
Bhmora;
Jikhangao;
Harshmau;
Jhingaura;
Basvan;
Jugaai;
Kuluba;
Paha;
Basatpur;
Niwari bhata;
Bavai;
Gidkhini;
Pipra;
Murara;
Ladvari;
Rajapur;
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6. Prithvipur
Village
Syamli;
Sendri;
Kathuphari;
Dhavabangara;
Puchhikarguva;
Mohanpura;
Baproli;
Teharka bhata;
Teharka;
Bahera;
Namapura;
Churai;
Churara;
Charkpur;
Jamuniya;
Chandavani;
Radhapur;
Maharajpura; and
Kapura.
Viraura;
Jveramora;
Sankerabhandan;
Madiya;
Prithvipur;
Duduma;
Tora;
Kanaura;
Bhelsa;
Dhilla;
Bindpura;
Rautera;
Todi;
Jeron;
Dhaurra;
Bhopalpura;
Jer;
Madvakhas; and
Simra.
District: Ujjain
1. Tarana
Itava;
Tobrikhera;
Palkhnda;
Lalakhera;
Kharkhari;
Borda;
Suvagao;
Shankarpur;
Berchhi;
Kareri;
Merkheri;
Borda;
Mulravan;
Borda gurjar;
Jhiranya;
Chhapri;
Mallupura;
Kaytha;
Borda manda;
Rampura;
Nanded;
Kesval;
Linbadit;
Ramnagar;
Dobra;
Hedarpur;
Chakya;
Kapeli;
Sarli;
Naharkheri;
Kodarkheri;
Bhukhi;
Bhrsimma;
Guradiya dogar;
Birgod;
Lasudiya;
Kamlikhera;
Khera lasudiya;
Bherupura;
Mundali;
Dubali;
Khandakheri;
Karnj;
Tarana;
Khanbukheri;
Faniya;
Golava;
Khatikheri;
Kath baroda;
Nalesri;
Bhatuni;
Khjuriya;
Sakari;
Anntkheri;
Dudhli;
Palduna;
Baghera;
Bijpari;
Halukheri;
Larniya;
Sumrakheri;
Chitav vala;
Rupakheri;
Dabra;
Chirri;
Karai;
Pachaula;
Lakhankheri;
Samanera;
Pachaulakheria;
Khakari;
Bholdiya;
Dhabla hardu;
Parsoli;
Suvas;
Pat;
Bryakheri;
Samtiyakheri;
Ialmkheri;
Barodiya;
Timavad;
Kachnariya;
Javasiya kumar;
Samgi;
Chhavni; and
Titori.
2. Khachrod
Gurediya pitramal;
Mohana;
Chavnd;
Barkhera najik;
Lekoda anjana;
Chambal padalya;
Adhyanjik;
Rajora;
Navada;
Paslod;
Gurala;
Lsudiyachuvd;
Jiyjighad;
Malikheri;
Unhel;
Kalalkheri;
Surajkheri;
Lusdavan;
Vilvaniya ;
Pi.sa.Mata; and
Kundli.
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3. Ujjain
Limbapipliya;
Jastakhedi;
Nalava;
Kharet;
Harnavada;
Semlyansar;
Nikevdi;
Narvar;
Devrekheri khurd;
Sahibkheri;
Ujjain;
Mullapur;
Pingleshvar;
Sadaval;
Bamora;
Aakasoda;
Kadchha;
Silarkheri;
Hanskheri;
Nilkanth;
Hamrikheri;
Fatehabad;
Kirotiya;
Badalkheri;
Jhiroliya;
Dhatravada;
Kesuni;
Surajnvasa;
Harsodan;
Chakjayrumpur;
Morukheri;
Dhavlarehvari;
Talod;
Aervas;
Mangrola;
Chitaman JV. ;
Ratnakheri;
Jivan kheri;
Sabara kheri;
Pal kheri;
Chudmukh;
Gangeri;
Barjraj kheri;
Matana kala;
Datana;
Matana;
Khjuriya rehbari;
Kithoda rao;
Nirora;
Kankriya chira;
Mundlasuleman;
Hasmpura;
Ranadar;
Khajuriya ku;
Maula kheri;
Der kheri;
Piplauda dawaraka; and
Madhaupur.
4. Ghatiya
Chakravda;
Gunava;
Khalana;
Madhvghar;
Ramghar;
Dhanrabhalla;
Salakheri;
Borkhera bhalla;
Nanakheri;
Ralayeta bhoja;
Kamed;
Surasa;
Barkheri;
Gura;
Khoriya;
Ruai;
Dhulmahu;
Khedla;
Bihariya;
Panched;
Sutarkhera;
Kaluhera;
Saudg;
Aajmpura;
Ratdiya;
Mohanpura;
Gonsa;
Tulahera;
Gatiya;
Nipaniya goyel;
Ralayti;
Isakpur;
Lakhahera;
Ralayta hevat;
Viramkheri;
Dhannkheri;
Badodiay kaji;
Ajnoti;
Silodaraval;
Aambidiya;
Sigvada;
Maukheri;
Jhirnya;
Sarola;
Vinayega;
Badbai;
Gumrabada;
Davari;
Kalesar;
Dhablagori;
Chosala;
Malikheri;
Kalkheri;
Jalava;
Bhutiya;
Avliua;
Visakheri;
Bamori;
Ujjainiya;
Jhitarkheri;
Salamata;
Rudahera;
Vichharod;
Khajuriya;
Daulatpur;
Runji;
Kherkheri;
Gurediya;
Banda;
Mina;
Pipliya mujafta;
Jayrampura;
Bandka;
Jaithal;
Kadvali;
Shankarpur;
Kagdikaradiya; and
Panvihar.
5. Mahidpur
Karnavad;
Barukheri;
Koyal;
Bapaiya;
Barahmnkhera;
Jhutavat;
Sarvankhera;
Dogarkhera;
Jagoti;
Barkheribajar;
Melakheri;
Ghtiyasaidas;
Khjuriyamansur;
Jelyakheri;
Ilyakhera;
Piplyabhim;
Mahidpurrod;
Devali;
Bilkhera;
Rudahera;
Kherdiyamarnpur;
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6. Badnagar
Village
Gogapur;
Ilyakheri;
Petlavad;
Jormalkha;
Makala;
Nalkhera;
Nipaniya badar;
Padliya;
Ghtiyajassa;
Gelakheri;
Jharra;
Kethari;
Sakriya;
Kachriya;
Naggurodya;
Tarot;
Bamnai;
Kheramadda;
Dharakhera;
Dhurchniyapratap;
Narayana;
Mahu;
Barkherabujurg;
Kitiya;
Kuklkhera;
Dongle;
Chirmiya;
Higoniya;
Arniyanjik;
Mahdiya;
Lasudiysripath;
Gangajakhera;
Kherakhajuriya;
Mujdlidotru;
Kalapipal;
Shakkarkheri;
Dhanodiya;
Javasiyasolaki;
Lasudiyadevsi;
Jhagara;
Kallpipilaya;
Tilyakheri;
Palava;
Palduna;
Dolanpur;
Ranva;
Khasodkhurd;
Pirjhlar;
Ms.Khalsa;
Lakhesara;
Namalpur;
Sohar;
Dotardi;
Aamla;
Binpura;
Baijnath;
Mahidpurkasba;
Tanda;
Thikariya;
Bhadava;
Guradiyadasa;
Aakyalimba;
Ghatpiplya;
Aajmabad;
Kukni;
Isankheri;
Mundalaparval;
Parvatkheri;
Delchibujurg;
Tarnod;
Chitavad;
Rohira;
Banjari;
Delchikhurd;
Kachaliyasaiyayd;
Lasudiyagoyal;
Dhelvari;
Borkheranau;
Ladnpur;
Bahadurpura;
Aarnyabagra;
Indaukh;
Tupukhera;
Mudlasodiya;
Borkheraghat;
Piplyadhuma;
Ghosala;
Piplyanath;
Belakhera;
Aakyajassa;
Ramsara;
Palava;
Dhavlikamma;
Lasudiyamsur;
Nipaniyaraju;
Rudarkhera;
Molana;
Jhalariya;
Bargari;
Datkha;
Utavas;
Jafala;
Itava;
Bradiya;
Kajlana;
Sanavda;
Ajanda;
Barhnagar;
Kundikhera;
Aanjna;
Kamlyakhera;
Hajratpura;
Ravatkheri;
Chhigari;
Semlya;
Sukari;
Dugarkheri;
Kanthari;
Gelakheri;
Kherakason;
Suhagpura;
Simrol;
Tulsapur;
Bagala;
Barapathar;
Dhulet;
Badgao;
Sirpur;
Dharakhera;
Karai;
Moyakhera;
Mahudipur;
Dongle;
Balra;
Jodmavirbhan;
Piplyaharji;
Bagani;
Ghorabag;
Mundliybhoj;
Hajilyakheri;
Ranayrapir;
Chibri;
Bavalya;
Savan;
Asari;
Bansing;
Raghavi; and
Bisalkhera.
Simlavda;
Aamlavd kala;
Semla kheri;
Guravd;
Malora;
Bardiya;
Badgao;
Runija;
Msvadiya dhar;
Madhopur;
Pitha kheri;
Pirlavdiya;
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Village
Arjunakhedi;
Ravdiyapir;
Bhiravada;
Lohariya;
Badgara;
Pipalu;
Sarola;
Birgodanathu;
Navada;
Pithora;
Lohara;
Gajikheri;
Dotaru;
Khaudvabibi;
Mundala;
Sukalana;
Gunvad;
Ghadsiga;
Surakheri;
Bhorvas;
Bamnapani;
Khodoniya;
Chikali;
Barhamnbroda;
Nimboda;
Kadai;
Dagbara;
Nasinga;
Jhumki;
Igoriya;
Baledi;
Patyakheri;
Bisakheri;
Bisahera;
Hatyakheri;
Konki;
Rasulavad;
Bheslakala;
Birgodarndhir;
Asavata;
Bagrer;
Umriya;
Khandvasura;’
Jlodiya;
Fatepur;
Sikhpur;
Bhomlvas;
Kiloli;
Sunera;
Ajravda;
Chiraila;
Sardana;
Kharsodkala;
Kharsodkala;
Kheranarayan;
Mavdilodha;
Labayacha;
Sundravad;
Sijvna;
Harnavda;
Balodalakhkha;
Dhreri;
Ursinga;
Mundt;
Okarpura;
Lasudiya;
Kamanpura;
Khanroda;
Virakheri;
Ranavda;
Jandla;
Bhatpchlana;
Seliya;
Oradi;
Balodaarsi;
Paduniya;
Tokara;
Nanbani;
Kajiyakheri;
Garakheri;
Bandrvela;
Nogava;
Bhuvasa;
Gajnikheri;
Malpura;
Makravan;
Palsoda;
Suvasa;
Molakheri;
Kanjd;
Kalmoda;
Amlavdbika;
Rupahera;
Mahudi;
Asloda;
Sikandarkhera;
Jahagirpur;
Gulabkheri;
Narela; and
Kodhri.
District: Guna
Block
1. Guna
Khokar;
Majipur;
Leharghat;
Mayana;
Tinsyae;
Dugsara;
Bhadora;
Khutiyavad;
Jamra;
Poonam Khedi;
Piproda Haru;
Maanpur;
Hinotiya;
Kundul;
Doshpur;
Travata;
Silawati;
Pureni;
Villages
Dewarimaar;
Bohra;
Khiriya;
Mahor;
Krondh;
Gehukheda;
Chandol;
Gopalpur ;
Jhir;
Vinayakkhedi;
Muhaalpur;
Khuja;
Churai;
Karodiya;
Satanpur;
Kanon;
Pagara;
Kotiya;
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Block
2. Aron
3. Chandola
Villages
Sakat Pur;
Chacsaktpur;
Viloniya;
Barkhedagirdh;
Pasoda;
Sehrok;
Banvirkhedi;
Piprodamena;
Barod;
Salay;
Balapur;
Tankproriya;
Sirsi;
Dimriyai;
Semrakheda;
Devmdi;
Mohrokhurd;
Panwadihaat;
Sarai;
Saandar;
Kayanpur;
Nivoda;
Karoda;
Dagrai;
Naiv;
Karaiya;
Kherkhedi;
Chetrapal;
Mundramata;
Kadaiya;
Kehjdarama;
Talawada n.Ambeh;
Bahukhedi;
Badod;
Mohanpur;
Jastkhedi;
Jharoda;
Tagrayakala;
Mandakheda;
Tagaryakhurd;
Bilangakhedi;
Piplaya n.Singna;
Amlaya;
Barkhedakala;
Amritkheda;
Umaryakala;
Kunjakheda;
Khedlitanka;
Tulsikhedi;
Kanakhedi;
Chandpura;
Khejdavehra;
Allikhedi;
Goryakheda;
Jhamjhara;
Ballapur;
Toriya;
Mawan; and
Pipriya.
Paharua;
Patleshwar;
Raipur;
Henotiya;
Rampur;
Sungayai;
Dehrikala;
Aron;
Bumriya;
Budena;
Barkhedahaat;
Piprodakala;
Mohanwada;
Jaswantpura;
Chopna;
Bhador;
Pali;
Semarakhrud;
Rusiya;
Devari;
Khamkheda;
Budakheda;
Sehbaazpur; and
Jhajhon.
Barkhedimafi;
Dedla;
Jamonya;
Bilkheda;
Ghorlakheda;
Gadayapura;
Vapchakapura;
Pipalkhedi;
Talawda N.Sanai;
Gopalgarh;
Madaganmafi;
Bhojpurya;
Khedikala;
Vapcha viran;
Udokhedi;
Haripura;
Naityakhedi;
Kotra;
Kirwada;
Paichi;
Jhorda;
Memanpur;
Bamori;
Behsua;
Sawalpura;
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Villages
Kudara;
Kisanpur;
Amkheda;
Badnagar;
Gasoni;
Polashpura;
Chopna;
Kekdayakala;
Manakchowk;
Hanumatkheda;
Balguda;
Tundaveh;
Jogirana;
Lamakheda;
Holyahedi;
Vehdaveh;
Akhkhedi;
Khatohli;
Todi;
Lehracha;
Kitakhedi;
Ramsinghpura;
Ramteri;
Moikhejda;
Jaisinghpura;
Bijanipura;
Charanpura;
Ramda;
Khejdakalanrani;
Raypura;
sankakhurd;
Kalapahad; and
Barkhedakhurd.
4. Bamori
Manpur;
Parath;
Niveri/Nivera;
Mangroda;
Patan;
Baaskhedi;
Kehdela
Nonpura;
Khadagpur;
Visonia;
Kawrabamori;
Bhindra;
Bilkheda;
Amrodh.
5. Raghogarh
Barkheda;
Pipalkhedi;
Salota;
Barsat;
Todra;
Amlaya;
Paraiwa;
Ganeshpura;
Khejda;
Sankarpur;
Aligarh;
Verwas;
Natrai;
Sallamgarh;
Jhangru;
Rajahedi;
Dhinakhedi;
Motipur;
Dogar;
Varkhedisyam;
Niwari;
Durgpura;
Gunjhari;
Pipalkheda;
Lakhori;
Arampura;
Awan;
Kherkheda;
Kadaikheda;
Merukhedi; and
Gohcha.
District: Shajapur
1. Shajapur
Shajapur;
Hirpurateka;
Barwal;
Morta;
Rampura;
Satgaon;
Gopipur;
Sundersi
Lahori;
Mewasa;
Kheda;
Kahnja;
Lamkhankhedi;
Jaiheda; and
Bajjaheda.
2. Moh.Badoliya
Dupada;
Jaloda; and
Madana.
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Block
Villages
3. Nalkheda
Gudrawan;
Bhasoda;
Ghrola;
Bilkhedi;
Lasudiya Kelwa
Najarkheda;
Goyal;
Bhilkhedi Patna;
Pehnti; and
Bhandawad.
4. Shujalpur
Akodiya;
Khedinagar;
Kohliya;
Chapdiya;
Uchod;
Rani Barod;
Batwadi;
Hadlaykala
Khatsur;
Mughod;
Polaykala;
A.Badodiya;
Khadi; and
Devli.
5. Kalapipal
Arniyakala;
Bagoda;
Badalpur;
Jogkhedi;
Knadiya;
Kakriya;
Rampura;
Charkhedi;
Dabladhir;
Bhanyakhedi;
Bhardi;
Pasesar;
Rosla;
Kalapipal;
Jabdiya Bhil;
Pharad;
Nandni;
Alniya;
NipaNiyakhurd;
Alisiriya; and
Bisankhedi.
6. Agar
Kanad;
Bhadbhuji;
Chadangaon;
Shivgarh;
Raipuriya;
Semli;
Sutda;
Samgi Mada;
Dhandehda; and
Pacheti.
7. Susner
Salyakhedi;
Dongargaon;
So.Patti;
Khindiyakhedi;
Ravli; and
Devli.
8. Barod
Devli Piplon;
Mallupura;
Sirpoi;
Bardabarkheda;
Gangapur;
Ralayti;
Pipliyachacha;
Sudvas;
Garbada; and
Sangakheda.
1. Chichali
Dahmeta;
Gagrola;
Khanchari;
Khamriya;
Khadai;
Kheri;
Dana;
Dursuru;
Dursura;
Jhamar;
Hirdyapur;
Imliya;
Baghora;
Bagakudi;
Babaikhurd;
District: Narsinghpur
Tikroli;
Hathanpur;
Hirapur;
Bhamka;
Vandesur;
Deguwa;
Chenakchgar;
Devri;
Dhalwada;
Bhehsa;
Bharopur;
Podi;
Pchama;
Puariya;
Panari;
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Villages
Babaikala;
Barhabada;
Barchi;
Badarbarru;
Bavanwada;
Basuriya;
Berkhedi;
Beragarh;
Benar;
Batesara;
Baglai;
Kothotiya;
Karapgao;
Kothiya;
Kaanhargaon;
Kekra;
Kesla;
Kanvas;
Kalyanpur;
Mru;
Mehgva Khurd;
Mehgvakala;
Mohpani;
Maregaon;
Mohpa;
Manrgaon;
Ramkhedi;
Malhanwada;
Mukunda;
Mtwara;
Magarmuha;
Kirehkota;
Bhindwar;
Pipriya;
Thalwada;
Singhpur;
Simriya;
Sileti;
Dighori;
Vijanpur;
Jhaikehda;
Jhawara;
Nimach;
Dohkheda;
Gahnora;
Thereri;
Ghutgo;
Ghurpur;
Pipriya khurd;
Pipriya kala;
Pitras;
Tumda ;
Jamada;
Khakriya;
Palera;
Rehma;
Richai;
Raipur;
Ratikarar;
Rehma;
Shahpur;
Sehshadabar;
Sahavan;
Siregaon;
Sarra;
Sarratola;
Sukhalheri;
Adegaon;
Tekapar;
Arjungaon;
Tudni;
Gagai;
Golgaon;
Sudras;
Sujanpur;
Saleya;
Salgapur;
Ukari;
Ukasghat;
Dograkhor;
Vijanpur;
Vatesra;
Chiksa;
Chichali;
Chargaon;
Chargaon Khurd;
Chandankheda;
Chorbarheta;
Tendukheda;
Jhamgaon;
Jaithari;
Narsara;
Narangi; and
Amada.
Chireh kala;
Tighra;
Niwari;
Niwawar;
Timravan;
Bhaurgarh;
Bhatera;
Bhutkheda;
Piparpani;
Paudi;
Podar;
Pali;
Patlon;
Palohabada;
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3. Gotegaon
Villages
Khamriya;
Khapa;
Khurshipar;
Kehrua;
kheri;
Jhajankheda;
Imliya;
Bandha;
Bamhori;
Bamhori khurd;
Bamhori Kala;
Barhata;
Baraili;
Baskheda;
Bodari;
Belkhedi;
Banvari;
Bagdara;
Karheiya;
Kamti;
Koskarpa;
Kenkara;
Kelkachchh;
Kajrota;
Kaheshvar;
Pithwani;
Piterhra;
Pipriya;
Mohad;
Madgula;
Muaar;
Mehragaon;
Khiriya;
Khireti;
Richawar;
Sirsiri;
Vichua;
Rampura;
Rahali;
Sansarkheda;
Sanduk;
Sangai;
Sasbahu;
Sokalpur;
Saikheda;
Supari;
Sethan;
Sukha;
Usaray;
Udani;
Dugariya;
Ulathan;
Dahlvada;
Devri;
Detpaun;
Chandaun;
Chamchaun;
Narvara;
Nandner;
Amoda;
Amgao;
Anghori;
Ghardha;
Gadarwara;
Andegaon;
Tuiyapani;
Tekapaar;
Ajanda;
Gujar Jhiriya;
Digsara;
Jhikoli;
Jhiriya mata; and
Midwani.
Kamti;
Karakvel;
Kareli;
Karelikala;
Kuklaha;
Kusiwada;
Atriya;
Gadarwadakheda;
Gudrai Khurd;
Poniya;
Rijha;
Sagra;
Devnagar;
Chandali;
Noni;
Andhiyari;
Badeyakheda;
Barhata;
Belkhedi;
Bandol;
Bagaspur;
Baglai;
Kanjai;
Ktotiya;
Khamkheda;
Kamodi;
Kewlari;
Mekh;
Bichiya;
Pithra;
Pitera;
Simriya;
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5. Kareli
Villages
Akhibada;
Khamriya;
Khiwi;
Kheri;
Jhasi;
Dighori;
Tikri;
Bhasi;
Behsa; and
Parasbada.
Naktua;
Narsinghpur;
Nawalgaon;
Agriya;
Ganggai;
Gadriyakheda;
Lokipar;
Lurehta;
Mehka;
Malahpipriya;
Jhirikala;
Singhpur;
Simriya;
Tindani;
Hanumatpodi;
Behsa;
Dahmna;
Dahwai;
Dhuwgat;
Ghatpipriya;
Ghatpidrai;
Nayagaon;
Ghugri;
Khamriya;
Khamtara;
Khapa;
Khurpa;
Dana;
Jhamar;
Jharkhurpa;
Jhagarhai;
Babriya;
Bohripar;
Dokarghat;
Dedwara;
Devrikala;
Barkheda;
Baaskuwari;
Pipriya;
Pipa. Barodiya;
Simriya;
Simriya khurd;
Gobargaon;
Simriyakala;
Gwari;
Gwarikal;
Gurariya;
Gurariya(pip);
Lakh pip;
Bagpodi;
Badguwa;
Bawriya;
Bachai;
Kandeli;
Karheya;
Koda;
Kodsa;
Kukwara;
Kanharpani;
Kalyanpur;
Mehmadpur;
Machwara;
Murli Podi;
Mudiya;
Panjra;
Pala;
Ranipipriya;
Samnapur;
Shejpura;
Supla;
Semra;
Surajgaon;
Saleya;
Dangidana;
Dongargaon;
Devrikala;
Duraanjpur;
Vahoripar;
Waag Podi;
Vehar podi;
Chandpura;
Chilachonkhurd;
Chilachonkala;
Chorakheda;
Jharjola;
Jetpur; and
Naya kheda.
Mohad;
Manrgaon;
Meregaon;
Mehguwa;
Pipriya(Rakai);
Pip. Linga;
Simriyamoras;
Dilheri;
Vichuakhurd;
Vichuakal;
Chinki;
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6. Chanvarpatha
Villages
Khiriya;
Midali;
Hiranpur;
Hinotiya;
Pipriya(baro);
Pipriya(Pipa);
Ghurpur;
Khamariya;
Lhapa;
Kehrua;
Kheri(pipa);
Khala;
Dana;
Jhamar;
Bhudhwar;
Bandosa;
Bamhori;
Bitali;
Biner;
Barman;
Bareh;
Basadehi;
Chamrua;
Jhowa;
Jallapur;
Naykheda;
Amthanu;
Amheta;
Amgaon;
Machamu;
Tinsara;
Niwari;
Ghidwani;
Bhugwar;
Ploha;
Ramkhiriya;
Rehli;
Rijai;
Rampipriya;
KheriSamnapur;
Ratikararkhurd(pip);
Sasbahu;
Suatla;
Baskheda;
Gehalwada;
Basedi;
Ktotiya;
Katotiya(pipa);
Karonda;
Kareli;
Kosankheda;
Kodsa;
Khumroda;
Kalmeta;
Mehalpura;
Samri;
Umariya;
Devakanjhar; and
Deguwa.
Jaitpur;
Kunduakhera;
Kumhadi;
Kusami;
Kanheri;
Kumidavar;
Mhuakhera;
Mahgava;
Marka;
Marravan;
Marravan imliya;
Mothegao;
Manakpur;
Nayagao;
Avariya;
Amri;
Anajsara;
Garha;
Godikhiriya;
Gavari;
Gudgari;
Gagnvara;
Lakha;
Dhupkheri;
Kadheli;
Karheiya;
Karpa;
Karondi;
Kot kheri;
Madesur;
Madanpur;
Mankvara;
Khirya;
Dhigsara;
Dhilvar;
Bichhua;
Bijaura;
Singota;
Sihora;
Vishnupur;
Chriya;
Chirchira;
Chirhakhurd;
Chilka;
Nijora;
Hathni;
Bharkheda;
Bhama;
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Ghat pipriya;’
Ghughari;
Khakhredi;
Khamriya;
Khulari;
Kheruaa;
Kheri;
Jhamri;
Imjhira;
Ishavarpur;
Bandha;
Bamhori;
Bamni;
Bikor;
Bitali;
Barman;
Barajh;
Baskhera;
Bohani;
Budhvara;
Bhaurpani;
Bhutpipriya;
Piparpani;
Prasiya;
Purgava;
Rampura;
Rahli;
Richa;
Sagauni;
Sdumar;
Supari;
Sujvara;
Suriya;
Sagauriya;
Damohiya;
Chhitapar;
Deguva;
Chanvarpatha; and
Tendukheda.
District: Dewas
1. Dewas
Dattotatar;
Mangrola;
Sunwanigopal;
Jivajipura;
Sutali;
Sunwani;
Napakhedi;
Merkhedi;
Sulpakheda;
Sirolya;
Rajoda;
Khetakhedi;
Bapchaya;
Akaya;
Barkheda;
Baloda;
Sindani;
Bijepur;
Ralamandal;
Patlawada;
Jainukhedi;
Yaswant Nagar;
Sarola;
Sannod;
Patada;
Bangrada;
Bhimakhedi;
Jamunya;
Gondliya;
Guradiyabhil;
Koklakhedi;
Bilawli;
Jetpura;
Nosarabad;
Khajuriya;
Bhramankheda;
Karnakhedi;
Mukundkhedi;
Mendki Dhakad;
Khjuriya Ja.;
Madka;
Rajpura;
Borkhedi Dhakad;
Beragarh;
Badoli;
Jhamgod; and
Piplayarao.
2. Tonkkhurd
Undala Dangi;
Samaskhedi;
Vijaygarh Murya;
Chobaradhira;
Chidawad;
Kamla;
Tonkkala;
Bherwakhedi;
Gaddukhedi;
Gaurava;
Polay;
Harnawda;
Samgi;
Nipaniya;
Balakheda;
Jharkhedi;
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3. Sonkuchh
4. Bagli
Barkheda;
Devguradiya;
Snwarsi;
Piplaya Kumar;
Jhirwa;
Salamkhedi;
Tonkkhurd;
Nawda;
Nandail;
Kisanpura;
Dehriya;
Pirkhedi;
Kanheriya;
Bahyagaon;
Jhamodi;
Devli;
Ranayarkal;
Iklera;
Dakachaya;
Khutkheda;
Gadkhajuriya;
Kumariya ban;
Surakalakheda;
Ptadiya taj;
Malakpur;
Mawarkhedi;
Kheriya Sahu;
Berakhedi;
Kheriya Jhagir;
Patadiya Nacha;
Tugni;
Ghatiyakala;
Khjuriya kal;
Lodiya;
Karadiya;
Agorakheda;
Harnawada;
Talod;
Khjuriya-Kala;
Lalakhedi;
Chhaynmena;
Agorakheda;
Baroli;
Sanver;
Sadikheda;
Madiya;
Devgarh;
Manapipalya;
Dehriyaabha;
Barkheda;
Phangti;
Kawdi;
Iklera;
Haatpipliya;
Guriya;
Villages
Bisalkhedi;
Mundala dev;
Ralamandal;
Piplaya Sadak;
Aagrodh;
Panda;
Amona;
Sedu;
Kamlapur;
Bhilkhedi;
Naagpachlana;
Bahyagaon;
Bardu;
Bhutiyabujurg;
Jamonya;
Pandi; and
Sekli.
Kulalla;
Rajoda;
Bhawrasa;
Daulatpur;
Piplayabaksu;
Ghatiya Bhana;
Pilwani;
Mawada;
Nipaniya hurhur;
Dhandeda;
Palyamohba;
Ghichlai;
Jolai;
Lakumadi;
Bawai;
Jagdishpur;
Abhaypur;
Jalodiya;
Aondh;
Aondhani;
Kheriya Sahu;
Bhaksara;
Roshanabad;
Sonakuchi;
Sonakuch; and
Dudlai.
Ismilekhedi;
Gudiya;
Bijjukheda;
Newri;
Samsabad;
Hedarpur;
Mankundi;
Borkhedapurviya;
Dhanighati;
Setkhedi;
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6. Khategaon
1. Patan
Khjuriya bina;
Bilawali;
Pitawali;
Nanukheda;
Amlataj;
Lasudiyalaad;
Chasiya;
Samgi;
Rehli;
Kherkhedi;
Garkhedi;
Ponasa;
Mundala;
Kajliwan;
Borkheda;
Singawada;
Udaypur;
Kawdiya;
Mahudiya;
Bhopapura Gusad;
Kopla;
KKhokriya;
Digodh;
Baapchya;
Bhatoni;
Libodha;
Panikheda;
Dhuriya;
Kheri;
Mawada;
Bawadikheda;
Jamuniya;
Hatlai;
Bhilai;
Nadon;
Jagta;
Sagonya;
Kishanpur;
Amla;
Manora;
Patrani;
Jhunapanibujurg;
Lakdani;
Umarda;
Kakdali;
Ridhikho;
Niwardi;
Kalibai;
Umeda;
Karondkhurd;
District: Jabalpur
Banwar;
Jhamat;
Mehgawa;
Villages
Rojdi;
Shivpurmundala;
Mahukheda;
Ghatiyagyasur;
Bhawarda;
Gyaraspura;
Tappasuklaya;
Bharahmpuri;
Sarkheda;
Bhopapura;
Manasa;
Kulawad;
Sadipura;
Bhehrupura;
Bawlaya;
Arlawada;
Tillakhedi;
Kaneriya;
Hathiguradiya;
Guradiyahatu;
Ramalkhedi;
Devpiplaya;
Mediya;
Dhaneri;
Khedakhal; and
Chilki.
Siya;
Kushmaniya;
Tiya;
Muhai;
Kolari;
Dabri;
Sonkhedi;
Katlai;
Mohai; and
Abri.
Lingapani;
Kakadkui;
Palasi;
Karondbujurg;
Machwas;
Gopalpur;
Siroliyakhurd;
Khidiya;
Kakriya;
Silfoskheda;
Soolgaon;
Ameli;
Jiyagaon; and
Harangaon.
Khajari;
Chituraha;
Karari;
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Villages
Nunsar;
Malkala;
Bhamka;
Devri;
Ghtera; and
Chabri.
2. Panagar
Singledeep;
Guleda;
Sakri;
Dijiya;
Lakhna;
Adhuwa;
Bmehnoda;
Akola;
Devgana;
Purena;
Jhirmili; and
Hinota.
3. Sihora
Pipriya;
Mehgawa;
Jholi;
Bhandara;
Singuli;
Ghat;
Simriya;
Algoda;
Bandha;
Ghutana; and
Mahjgawa.
4. Majholi
Hardua;
Bandha;
Talaad; and
Rosara.
5. Jabalpur
Tewar;
Tilwarghat;
Lamhetaghat;
Dalpatpur;
Bhadpur;
Chowkitaal;
Andhua;
Behdan;
Pindrai;
Marharpata; and
Chanderi1.
6. Shahpura
Magarmuha;
Bilha;
Kulodh;
Bhamki;
Kusmi;
Neemkheda;
Matwara;
ImliyaSudhpura;
Basedi;
Sundradehi;
Pathriya;
Hinotiya;
Pipriyakala;
Bhita;
Bilakhrawa;
Kudan;
Kisrod;
Khirkakheda;
Natwara; and
Behrawghat.
District: Panna
1. Panna
Devendranagar;
Vamuri;
Simridabu;
Badwara;
Jingdaha;
Sundara;
Regarh;
Dadwariya;
Madla;
Tara;
Pahadikhera;
Janakpur;
Kunjan;
Hinota;
Badagaon;
Kakrehti;
Brach;
Gadapriya;
Itwakhas;
Sakriya;
Ahirgawa;
Laxmipur; and
Brijpur.
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2. Gunnaur
Gunnaur;
Patnakal;
Luhargaon;
Syamardada;
Barshobha;
Maheba;
Hardahi;
Behrasar;
Patntamoli;
Saleha;
Bandhur;
Amanganj;
Pagra;
Kamtana;
Siri;
Majgawasarkar; and
Shikarpura.
3. Pawai
Vikampur;
Badkhera;
Pawi;
Murach;
Hinota;
Narayanpura;
Padriya;
Karhi;
Veersinghpur;
Krishangarh;
Mudwari;
Pipriya;
Mehgawa;
Purena;
Mohandra;
Simriya;
Hirapur;
Rekra;
Ludhni;
Sunwani;
Patori;
Hathkhuri;
Samrakala;
Tighra;
Purena;
Imliya;
Khamriya; and
Gadikarhiya.
4. Shahnagar
Shahnagar;
Rampurkhajur;
Sudor;
Purena;
Kachori;
Sugraha;
Ama;
Devra;
Khamtara;
Visani;
Badhwarkala;
Chandrawal;
Reyasata;
Ranipura;
Bhudhwarkhud;
Mankora;
Takhori;
Kisanpatan;
Pipriyakala;
Ganj;
Bawagaon;
Repura;
Bharwara;
Jumniya;
Roopjhirak Harduar;
Patna; and
Moolpara.
5. Ajaygarh
Dharampur;
Nayagaon;
Hardi;
Khora Bhakri;
Gumanganj;
Sabdua;
Makri;
Bhapatpurkurmiyan;
Devrabhapatpur;
Kanwar;
Sinhai; and
Simrada.
1. Chattarpur
Niwari;
Ghop;
Khamri;
Morva;
Harai;
Gora Gaya;
Katarekapurva;
Patada;
District: Chattarpur
Bhora;
Basata;
Chapar;
Jheraval;
Kelpura;
Bajranggarh;
Pra;
Chowka;
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Villages
Shera;
Atrar;
Puchi;
Ramgarh;
Brijpura;
Madari;
Atniya;
Shyamri;
Gathewara;
Gagayach;
Simriya;
Kalapani;
Dilapur;
Rampur;
Kelpura;
Rasoiyathakuran;
Padriya;
Kadowa;
Naguwa;
Paharganj;
Amkhera;
Wari;
Gharwar;
Nevriya;
Piporakala;
Dehri;
Narayanpura;
Dadari;
Laloni; and
Katarwara.
2. Naugaon
Khamri;
Novphadiya;
Babai;
Sarsed;
Ghop;
Joran;
Ama;
Imliya;
Maviya;
Ragoli;
Badiyapura;
Dhodhi;
Bhadra;
Pretha;
Devdha;
Mahed;
Khethokar;
Guda;
Kakunpura;
Ranipur;
Kemaha;
Kalan;
Neguva;
Pipriya;
Chobara;
Mankari;
Ujhra;
Malka;
Murkhra;
Tatum;
Chekhari;
Mudwara;
Kulwara;
Doriya;
Mau;
Nayagoan;
Tidhni;
Sehniya;
Garoli;
Chandrapura;
Pali;
Sardarpur;
Jhinna;
Jhijhan;
Gadimlehara;
Puraha;
Muhari;
Padwah;
Ghadai;
Madari;
Nuna;
Ghursari;
Gurari;
Mahrajpur;
Digpur;
Karaganj;
Kusma;
Sela;
Singhpur; and
Alipura.
3. Bakshua
Nivad;
Bijvali;
Madiya;
Jagara;
Kasera;
Nimani;
Majhora;
Jara;
Jamunjhiri;
Sorai;
Mugrai;
Lohani;
Maddevara;
Vakaswah;
Segra;
Sedara;
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Dagra;
Mahuwa;
Chorai;
Majhguwaghati;
Devpur;
Sujara;
Devri;
Darguwa;
Khachari;
Mugar;
Khiriya;
Jaitupura;
Mugwara;
Bamhori;
Sutwaha;
Nipniya;
Gadisemra;
Jhujharpura;
Gewlari;
Bhudisyammar;
Sunwaha;
Chachai Semra;
Gadohi.
4. Rajnagar
Gomakhurd;
Nawada;
Bamhori;
Bhadurjau;
Atra;
Gunapurwa;
Dalpatpura;
Tikri;
Pira;
Bmari;
Pathargawa;
Ghura;
Pahadihiragunj;
Bmitha;
Pehra;
Keri;
Tiraiya;
Rajnagar;
Pathraiya;
Taalgaon;
Akona;
Dhawad;
Padarapura;
Bandargarh;
Koda;
Kharrohi;
Paiy;
Goora;
Udaypura;
Chobar;
Khajuraho;
Jatkara;
Hakimpura;
Chitrai;
Rainiganj;
Bamnora;
Diviyapura;
Achnar;
Lalpur;
Kishanpura;
Naand;
Mahilwar;
Wardaha;
Autapura;
Khajuwa;
Bila; and
Ghunchu.
5. Bijawar
Lakhangawa;
Bijawar;
Kherakala;
Gukganj;
Bharatpura;
Dharampura;
Pali;
Bamsoi;
Patra;
Devra;
Udaypura;
Patharikala;
Vilgay;
Gopalpura;
Bahoari;
Alpura;
Ghusgawa;
Bhargawa;
Gulaat;
Arora;
Molapurwa;
Devri;
Meghnipura;
Thikuri;
Pipat;
Shahgarh;
Raichor;
Rajpura;
Maukhera;
Vakaswaha;
Ratnapura;
Krishangarh;
Jasguwa;
Bamhori;
APPENDIX-III (I)
Block
6. Badamalahra
Villages
Pali;
Repura;
Utawli;
Sepura;
Dahi;
Panagar;
Dehdarpura;
Damotipura;
Mamon;
Ganj;
Matipura;
Raipura;
Nayataal;
Pehra;
Parai;
Rewna;
Gehwara;
Mahoikala;
Pitapura;
Gawalbhat;
Bila;
Kadwara;
Tapriyan;
Motibad; and
Kupi.
Biswa;
Bandha;
Badera;
Panwari;
Sewar;
Paneya;
Baro;
Tokriya;
Natakhera;
Amkhera;
Bamhorikhurd;
Ramtoriya;
Mawai;
Budera;
Bamnorakala;
Dalipura;
Manakpura;
Kuwarpurakhrud;
Verma;
Mahoikhurd;
Govindpura;
Numikhjeda;
Chapra;
Manwar;
Saewai;
Thakurra;
Renipura;
Shilap;
Khaddi;
Kakra;
Kiratpura;
Jhujarnagar;
Baniyani;
Chandwara;
Karhari;
Rampur;
Balrampur;
Jarehtakala;
Naharpur;
Ghatra;
Dhadola;
Dulla;
Bhagawa;
Safanpatti;
Parapatti;
Madikhera;
Kundleya;
Sorki;
Sarkana;
Bann;
Hadolpatti;
Sawara;
Dharampura;
Dhuwara;
Devpur;
Sedhpa;
Piprakala;
Satwara;
Kalyanpur;
Nadota;
Churyari;
Naad;
Najora;
Bhadurpur;
Bijsin;
Mudhara;
Prakashbahori;
Tikri;
Ghathari;
Motopur;
Bajrangpur;
Chohani;
Urdi;
Nidhoti;
Varigarh;
Amau-Dhwari;
Kitpura;
Hanukheda;
Baruwa;
Ishwarpura;
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7. Laudi
Villages
Nidhwapurwa;
Udaypur;
Deri;
Maalpur;
Khadeha;
Kasar;
Maharajpur;
Kewati;
Khera;
Gauvra;
Dadutaal;
Aohteha;
Aminkheda;
Varikheda;
Imliya;
Ghoor;
Majpatiya; and
Padwar.
Chapra;
Bhagora;
Demkheda;
Raopur;
Bhawnipur;
Bigpur;
Katiya;
Tharampur;
Selaiya;
Ragoli;
Vroha;
Labarha;
Pandeypurwa;
Ranipura;
Sarai;
Jagatpura;
Khaptaya;
Bagmau;
Umrahar;
Palti;
Chandala;
Khrudguda;
Parasniya;
Silpatpura;
Bachora;
Laxmanpur;
Devnagar;
Mudwar;
Purwa;
Bamhori;
Atkoha;
Pitapura;
Bando;
Hardawar;
Bhitriya;
Doni;
Chithari;
Jhinna;
Matha;
Laudi;
Ranamu;
Rekha;
Didwara;
Jaiyohra;
Ghura;
Itawa;
Tehnaga;
Pira;
Haroi;
Ghura;
Purwa;
Amapurwa;
Sadkar;
Banjhari;
Chatibamhori;
Gudakala;
Gudhora;
Nagroli;
Bedi;
Bindwanpurwa;
Sahpur;
Rehta;
Jamupur;
Sijai;
Pajampur;
Tiktai;
Surajpur;
Bachon;
Devri;
Simriya;
Ghura;
Vilhari;
Adhiyaribari;
Mudehi;
Rajpura;
Balkora;
Basantpur;
Kheda;
Hatwa; and
Patna.
APPENDIX-III (I)
District: Satna
Block
1. Sohawal
2. Rampur-Baghelan
3. Majhganwa
Dellura;
Sonversa;
Belhata;
Sijahata;
Sonuara;
Bairiha;
Khamriha;
Ranehi ;
Nayagaon;
Shivsar;
Riapur;
Ropi;
Moharia;
Khari ;
Bathia;
Nemua;
Rampur;
Bamhuari;
Karhi ;
Saguani;
Banda;
Jhusi;
Sajjanpur;
Matra;
Satari;
Kolhua;
Deluara;
Dadia;
Kharkhari;
Karhi brita;
Naina;
Krishangarh
Jamunia;
Padkhuri;
Lilha;
Gudharu;
Tikuri;
Baijanaha;
Selnaha;
Kudia;
Kharia;
Sindhuli;
Baraundha;
Pagar kala;
Selha;
Karaundi;
Machkhada;
Paldev;
Rajaula;
Nayagaon;
Pathara;
Sejgar;
Hardua;
Tedi patmania;
Lalpur;
Kharha;
Village
Khadaura;
Purba;
Itma;
Podi;
Sagava;
Mankahari;
Gului;
Ramsthan;
Bhaiswar;
Sisuar;
Nachnaura;
Patari; and
Bamhruali.
Bihara No. 2;
Kusiyara;
Richhahari;
Bilahari;
Baduara;
Badaia;
Maurachh;
Kandaila;
Narsingpur;
Lakhaha;
Chakdahi;
Majhiyar kala;
Gohari;
Bari;
Barha;
Mauri;
Ittaura;
Asrar;
Khokham;
Khukhda;
Chaurha;
Shivpurva;
Ovary;
Belhari;
Mahilokhar;
Veernai;
Gada; and
Gadesha.
Rasda;
Bader kala;
Bhajan;
Hinaunta;
Mehuti;
Chilla;
Raia;
Marba;
Pidahara;
Khoi;
Jhari;
Kubari;
Konia;
Nardaha;
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4. Nagaud
Village
Sejwar;
Chaubepur;
Hardi;
Ujaini;
Pachlikhurd;
Telani;
Khutha;
Lekhaha;
Bairhara;
Gudavi;
Godgava;
Malmau;
Bamurha;
Bandhi;
Semara;
Silrsaha;
Amilia;
Atrar;
Kitaha;
Duduar;
Tighara;
Shivrajpur;
Bader kala;
Bela;
Bhagada;
Nagaud ;
Majhgawa;
Dudaha;
Umarahi;
Umari belgahna;
Mahkona;
Dureha;
Chandkuha;
Chakarkohan;
Mada;
Jaso;
Katkon;
Badhav;
Dhamnaha;
Singhpur;
Amkui;
Rampura;
Patwara;
Gadra;
Runehi;
Sujawal;
Mada tola;
Kodar;
Chapa;
Ginjara;
Jhingodar;
Pasi;
Mahendrapur;
Umriha
Sahpur;
Surdaha kala;
Bardar
Kandar;
Patina;
Ranipur;
Patina;
Mahtain;
Paduhar;
Karuadi kothar;
Hariharpur;
Nakaili;
Baruai;
Baka;
Barua;
Shukwah;
Devnar;
Veerpur;
Karigohi;
Sellaura;
Kalbalia;
Rimari; and
Putari chuva.
Rerua kala;
Kota;
Sitpura;
Hanumanpur;
Ghatehkhurd;
Akhraha;
Raud;
Gangvaria;
Rahikvara;
Kachnar;
Khakhraundha;
Umari Rampur;
Sadwa
Vasudha;
Bamurahia;
Byuhari;
Duvari kala;
Kamlapur;
Bara pattar;
Ghateha;
Akauna;
Kalpa;
Maand;
Aama;
Pavaia;
Madai;
Urdaan;
Chitaundhi;
Bhajikhera;
Mughar;
Nungara;
Rajapur;
Umrahi; and
Kachloha.
APPENDIX-III (I)
Block
5. Amarpatan
6. Maihar
7. Ramnagar
Aera;
Padria kala;
Umari;
Rungata;
Umari shivaji;
Byuhari;
Tyondhara;
Maduhar;
Khutaha;
Saraha;
Semriha;
Samogar kothar;
Birsinghpur;
Putriha;
Bela;
Maand;
Dharampur;
Bajriha;.
Aamatara;
Vishanupur;
Amilia;
Dhanvahi;
Kovalari;
Purva;
Lakhanpur;
Majhgava;
Raingava;
Dhunvara;
Khareva saani;
Yaduvirnagar;
Mohania;
Tiskili;
Amdara;
Nayagaon;
Naugavan;
Kuthilagavan;
Delha;
Mantolva;
Sagmania;
Sendural;
Sohaula;
Hinauta;
Bardaha;
Devara molahai;
Firiya;
Sohaula;
Jhiriya;
Murtihai;
Dagdiha;
Kuaa;
Paepkhara;
Budha baura;
Gangasagar;
Sonadi;
Kolidaha;
Karra;
Village
Badahari;
Kothar;
Mada;
Kemar;
Dhatua;
Kirhayee;
Ahirgaon;
Mauhari;
Deu;
Bahelia bhath;
Rimar;
Korigava;
Lami karhi;
Ruhia; and
Bardaha.
Patia;
Bamhani;
Beldara;
Tamaha;
Dolani;
Barhi;
Pipara;
Jeetnagar;
Ludhuti;
Berma;
Ithara;
Ktatia kala;
Parsokha;
Harnampur;
Tighra kala;
Lakhvar;
Umari paila;
Gumehi;
Matvara;
Maudaha;
Badari;
Tikar kala;
Parashrampur; and
Katara.
Mirgauti;
Bhartpur;
Babupur;
Kundri kala;
Amuaa kala;
Badvara;
Jhopa;
Argat;
Chhirhai;
Masmasi;
Devari kala;
Itama;
Patna;
Govindpur;
Padmi;
Mataha; and
Sagauni.
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8. Unchehara
1. Damoh
2. Pathariya
Village
Koniya;
Uardana;
Karhi kala;
Podi garada;
Bharhata;
Manikpur;
Babupur;
Bara;
Gadauli;
Unchehara;
Khoh;
Guduva;
Kolgava;
Semri kurmihai;
Gobarav;
Bihata;
Sahijna kothar;
Matari pataura;
District : Damoh
Duhali;
Badakpur;
Bamhori;
Singhpur;
Jhujhar;
Riyana;
Halgaj;
Mudari;
Dhangaor;
Basantarkheda;
Lurhara;
Kadipur;
Singhora;
Chhapari karunj;
Chanpura;
Kariya hajari;
Arora;
Dingsar;
Ranjara;
maeli;
Samanna;
Hathana kachauva;
Piriya dig;
Barvasa;
Ladanbag;
Khejakhaidi;
Semarbujurg;
Jerath;
Duhav;
Guda;
Barkherajai;
Kadrehi;
Rampur;
Pura;
Pipraudha;
Jhurkhulu;
Achaul;
Dadari;
Dhaniya;
Khokhara;
Kudahari khurd;
Ragala;
Chauthar;
Bharhut;
Korvara;
Semri dube;
Kaetha;
Devar;
Lagargava;
Lalpur;
Bandhi mauhar; and
Loharaura.
Nidoriya;
Kheruwa;
Mudiya;
Aakhkheda;
Mahantpur;
Khajari;
Singhpur;
Hilai umari;
Amkhiriya;
Pipriyakulwa;
Kaniyaghatpati;
Pipriya hathni;
Karodhikotala;
Gawari;
Balakot;
Bhalampur;
Jamuniya;
Aalu;
Gungi;
Bhadholi;
Nonpani;
Madiya;
Sadiya; and
Taori.
Khaijar;
Shahpur;
Sataiya;
Kindraho;
Semaralodhi;
Piparialuhar;
Gheghari;
Kanari;
Kotra;
Kakara;
APPENDIX-III (I)
Block
3. Jabera
Aslana;
Bhatpura;
Satpara;
Jagthar;
Sukha ;
Bilani;
Khajari;
Magradha;
Kevlari;
Duda;
Sujanipur;
Sansa;
Sitanagar;
Rangir;
Bijauri;
Devlai;
Madkola;
lakhrauni;
Mirjapur;
Banshauli;
Tila;
Rajvas;
Jhagar;
Bardhari;
Dumar;
Luhara;
Imalijog;
Kalyanpura;
Tavari;
Dugani;
Patina man;
Ramakpura;
Kathai;
Richai;
Nayagaon;
Hinauti thega;
Bhaisipura;
Kuluwa;
Ghanata;
Baheria;
Road;
Chhaparwaha;
Simari jalam;
Majgua maan;
Bhejpura;
Hardua sige;
Chaurai;
Singrampur;
Patimangarh;
Aloni;
Sagoidikala;
Tilgua;
Bania;
Village
Khaijara Mahesh;
Puraina;
Hardwani;
Bhojpur;
Jhira;
Kunwakheda;
Piparia champat;
Mahuna;
Patharia;
Aalampur;
Berkhedi;
Sarkhadi;
Mahantpur;
Badagaon;
Rampur;
Narsinggarh;
Nandrai;
Basakala;
Imalia;
Chhaprisadak;
Mara;
Itwabujurg;
Bhaisa;
Karia hajari;
Suhav;
Bovai; and
Khaijara.
Patankuwa;
Kusumi;
Bhatakhmaria;
Harduwsadak;
Sagara;
Jharauni;
Bansipur;
Sadgua;
Banwar;
Kaktera;
Bharpur;
Kati;
Korta;
Kuluva;
Kewlari;
Kanepur;
Majhgua;
Mahuakheda;
Mausipur;
Mala;
Muderi;
Manugava;
Dhansara;
Hinauti thega;
Piparia;
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4. Hata
Village
Sunavrah;
Majhgua;
Singpur;
Sunkund;
Ramsaliya;
Gahallpura;
Kusumi;
Kuwa patana;
Kati;
Korta ;
Bamhori;
Majhgua;
Sunka;
Lalpura;
Gahalpura;
Patanakuwa;
Kalehara;
Bhatkhmaria;
Harduasadak;
Singpur;
Tilgua;
Harduasadak;
Bhatkhmaria;
Paudimangarh;
Padariya;
Patimaharaj;
Hathana;
Rohani;
Road;
Khamrava;
Surai;
Dumar;
Devari;
Javeras;
Jamneta;
Nohata; and
Amantara.
Ghuma;
Ghutaria;
Khamaria;
Khamargor;
khairidamodar;
Khaijara;
Jhamarfatehpur;
Itwa;
Bardha;
Bamhori;
Barkheda;
Bori;
Hata;
Baleh;
Kakara;
Kariajoshi;
Kati;
Kaikheda;
Kachaynari;
Kuwarpur;
Kakawa;
Kanaktala;
Majhguaman;
Madiado;
Maanpura;
Bijwar;
Himmatpatti;
Hinauta;
Bhiri;
Piriya;
Sigrampur;
Tindagi
Vinti;
Bilkala;
Tindani;
Nimarmuda;
Hardwani;
Hardua;
Panji;
Karaina;
Prempura;
Rampur;
Ramtailia;
Rasilpur;
Sneh;
Savaur;
Sankuiya;
Dadpur;
Devari;
Kevargari;
Chevalgangaram;
Vyohari;
Chakargadha;
Takgaon;
Vevraiya;
Nayagaon;
Narayanpura;
Sadanvara;
Gadiriya;
Garia; and
Gaisabad.
APPENDIX-III (I)
Block
5. Tendukheda
6. Batiagarh
7. Patera
Dhanaitamal;
Dhangaur;
Khamariya;
Khamtara;
Ghana;
Jhagar;
Jharauni;
Jhalaun;
Thamarghat;
Bamhori mal;
Barkheda;
Badipura;
Boria;
Budhaila;
Bairgarh;
Sailwada;
Karaudi;
Kotkhamaria;
Kotkheda;
Kuchhgar-dhangaur;
Dhauraj;
Bamuria;
Ghurata;
Ghanshyampura;
Ghudhas;
Khamariya;
Khaderi;
Phutyani;
Kheriramdas;
Bamhori;
Bachhia;
Batiagarh;
Bartali;
Belkhedi;
Belapura;
Kabirpur;
Kervana;
Kanaura;
Magola;
Mahuakheda;
Kasera;
Magron;
Khiriya;
Riyana;
Bhiyana;
Hingvani;
Hinoti;
Rusalli;
Gugali;
Khajariya;
Thavasantosh;
Bamuria;
Bamaki;
Bamanpura;
Village
Larjhava;
Mudali;
Borighatmaal;
Makaipura;
Madiyado;
Hinauti;
Pidrai;
Chhirkona;
Hardua;
Harai;
Bhopatapa;
Paudi ;
Pura;
Patlauni;
Ramdehi;
Chaurai;
Taradehi;
Tendukheda;
Jagukheda; and
Taijgarh.
Bhiloni;
Sihora;
Kukuva;
Nivora;
Khiriya;
Hurdua;
Harat;
Pathariya;
Badajhir;
Shahjadpur;
Sariya;
Sigaun;
Saidara;
Sagraun;
Devgaon;
Futera;
Fatehpur;
Tindua;
Arora;
Aajani;
Alampur;
Agara;
Gadola;
Gogra
Lukayan;
Achalpura; and
Kariyamal.
Hinoti;
Pipariya;
Singpur;
Tindani;
Lighora;
Bhartala;
Padari;
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1. Sagar
2. Rahatghar
3. Jesinagar
Sarseda;
Sarsedi;
Kanjara;
Khaidia;
Kudalpur;
Kuwakheda;
Kumhari;
Kudai;
Kutari;
Majhguwa;
Madia;
Mahuna;
Billa;
District: Sagar
Simriya;
Gora;
Dharkheri;
Karrapur;
Mohali;
Khrera;
Barkuaa;
Rusalla;
Gidvani;
Sanaudha;
Kerbana;
Sereri;
Jalandhar;
Luharra;
Varanman-chandamau;
Basiya;
Berkheri-bhoti;
Chandamau;
Berkheri-bhoti;
Bamura;
Chauda;
Kanera;
Khamkheri;
Barodiyaballbh;
Agariya;
Hinnod;
Padrai;
Sagaunipurena;
Oriya;
Semadhana;
Rampura-semadhana;
Barodasagar;
Barkhuaamhant;
Saleyaghughar-chkeri;
Chkeri;
Jhinpatan;
Jesinagar;
Saji-jaisinagar;
Kekrkuia;
Shobhpur-agariya;
Village
Ramakpura;
Ramgada;
Rajabandi;
Rewjha;
Samara;
Devdogara;
Chewladubey;
Baguria;
Chainpura;
Jogidabar;
Luhari; and
Gata.
Tinsuaa-barchha;
Chitai-barchha; and
Barchha;
Sidgava;
Berkheri ganga-sereri;
Bamori-baheriyagadgad;
Jinda-baheriyagadgad;
Mriyakbula-baheri;
Rajakheri;
Badtuaa;
Makroniya; and
Bartuma.
Rupau-barodiyaballbh;
Semrachakhra;
Sikarpur;
Mardanpur;
Bilaspur;
Muhasa-mardanpur;
Menvarakhurd;
Bichpuri;
Berkherisadak;
Dadpur-bichpuri; and
Pipalkheri.
Bamhorighat;
Richai-tora;
Mankavai;
Kaneragaund;
Mahuaakheri;
Khiriyadamodi;
Talchiri;
Sothiya;
Ghughar;
Hanauta;
Mudara;
Lakhani-hanota;
Kiallai;
Satadhana;
Sagauniguru-chenpura; and
Sagaunipurena.
APPENDIX-III (I)
Block
4. Vanda
5. Kesali
Madiya-charoda;
Gorakhurd;
Siargavan;
Bilauva;
Berkheri-biloauva;
Naharmau-kharmau;
Kharmau
Bhadrana;
Mokalmua;
Oraho-khajara;
Khajara;
Bhera;
Dhanoli;
Manjala;
Majhguva;
Bamhorikhurd;
Ganeshganj-majhaguva;
Hinauti-chauka;
Panari-kandari;
Parasiya-bamurabhera;
Garar;
Semra-bamurabhera;
Jhigari;
Bayalai-bamurabhera;
Bamurabhera;
Bara;
Bamhorisagar;
Hiarnpur-jamuniya;
Pauri-dhavai;
Dhavai;
Jamra-dhanvari;
Dhanvari;
Samnapur-gutauri;
Jaidhari-dhavai;
Dehchili-gutauri;
Mehda-sahjpur;
Bamhori- bhusara;
Bhusara;
Doma;
Bilhari;
Madanpur-doma;
Jaitpur;
Mahuaakheri;
Chiari-jaitpur;
Pipriya-mahaka;
Mohasa-navalpur;
Khamriya;
Navalpur;
Nayanagar;
Patnabujurg;
Berkheri;
Tulsipar;
Purtra;
Village
Patauva;
Hanautapatkuai;
Chhapri;
Ramchandpura;
Simriya;
Aalmpur-chhapri;
Toda;
Jagthar;
Ganyari;
Kadva;
Nendhara;
Vijaypura-lerithi;
Pipriyachauda;
Bijari;
Vanda;
Jamuniya;
Patari-bijari;
Kavayala;
Chauka;
Fatehpur;
Budhakheri;
Summera-chadokh;
Midvasa-chadokh;
Chandokh;
Sahavan;
Patari-bijari; and
Bijaura.
Niwarikala;
Kerpani-mahaka;
Todaka-mahaka;
Amoda-muhali;
Berar-singpur;
Kachhava-singpur;
Kukryau;
Ramkheri;
Patharkhurd;
Kesali;
Dungariy-purtra;
Bhaunhara-bankori;
Ghana;
Pagkala-maramadho;
Mramado;
Regajholi;
Kukvara;
Naraynpura;
Bersala-ramkheri;
Arjni;
Jamuniya-tumri;
Chauka;
Samnapur;
Hinotiya-chauka;
Mehda-sahajpur;
Patna;
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6. Shahgarh
7. Khurai
Badhvara.;
Muhali;
Kenkara-bamhori;
Dilvara-bamhori;
Samnapur-bamhori;
Kusavi-uvari;
Saraivan-badhvara;
Sukryau-muhali;
Chauradongari;
Niwarikala;
Singpur;
Sagauni;
Rajaula-basona;
Basona;
Papet;
Purashahghar;
Barayath;
Jhadaura-jasaura;
Bagraudh;
Dataya-semrasanaudha;
Bagraudah;
Karai-barayath;
Ruravan;
Chakr kaneri;
Luharra-ruravan;
Kaneri-ruravan;
Khatora khurd;
Simriya khurd;
Sasa-bamnora;
Lidhora-magara;
Nihani-sadagir;
Bhikampur;
Chakeri shahghar;
Sadagir;
Binnai-manora;
Patrikota-magara;
Bamnora;
Vinsuaa;
Baradha;
Magardha;
Jeruaa;
Mahera;
Lakhankhera;
Durduru;
Hadkari;
Ghatyari;
Bamhori sabadlpur;
Harvanshpur;
Silarpur;
Sarkhari;
Isharvara;
Odamal;
Village
Muderi-tendudabar;
Jamunpani;
Nadiya;
Jhiriya-semra;
Bagdari-khatola;
Semra;
Kevalari;
Ghana-paloh;
Dehara-paloh;
Paloh;
Sileya-thanvari; and
Hirnpur.
Mahunna;
Kurari;
Samera ramchand;
Lalnau-vinsuaa;
Bahrauli-mahuna;
Tahrauli-mahuna;
Ratanura;
Tinsi-tinsuaa;
Bakrai-jalmpur;
Jalmpur;
Nauraj;
Gungara;
Silapari-dhilauna;
Bakrai-gungara;
Bamhauri;
Ravara;
Ravara-nauraj;
Tatrvara-nauraj;
Gudana-ravara;
Bakrai-jalampur;
Ghuarmra-ravara;
Kakrat-barethi;
Dalpatpur;
Nayakhera;
Muhali-barkhera;
Barkhera; and
Beai-barkhera.
Mahunajat;
Kajari;
Khajraharchand;
Dalapatpur gant;
Hanauta;
Aalkheri;
Majhera;
Beraghar;
Kachnauda;
Baraudiya naunagar;
Torakachhi;
Aechnavara;
Gajar;
Khadakheri;
APPENDIX-III (I)
Block
8. Bina
9. Rahali
10.Deori
Khejara ijjat;
Koha;
Dikuaa;
Kulvai;
Baghora;
Kaurasa;
Gavari;
Aasoli;
Silapari;
Mahuna kaysath;
Mukarmpur;
Bamhori nabab;
Barodiya ghat;
Kethani-brodiya;
Hasuva-brodiya;
Karai-brodiya;
Chamari;
Jaudh;
Hinnaud;
Pipriya-sanai;
Dhansara-sanai;
Bindhai-sanai;
Jiravaro-sanai;
Jaukheri-sanai;
Rasulpur-sanai;
Raharvas-sanai;
Bhopsaun-sanai;
Sanai;
Pahlejpur
Satani;
Dhanai-sanai;
Semarkheri;
Dehari;
Manau-kirord;
Hasuaa-purena;
Purena;
Pipriyagopal;
Pachara;
Gadhakata;
Magadha;
Datpura;
Ratnari;
Basari;
Khanpura-belai;
Kumeriya;
Bhatoli-kumeriya;
Pipriya;
Barkheragautam;
Salavara;
Gugvara;
Silarpur;
Sujanpur;
Berkheri;
Gaurjhamar;
Fatehpur;
Village
Kudaru;
Uardauna;
Bileya;
Jharai;
Katheli;
Sabda;
Bagthari;
Rusalla;
Tihar;
Ghorat; and
Suneti.
Aagasaud;
Pahadkheri-hadaut;
Gauha;
Bamori;
Ateya-hardaut;
Aran;
Shekhpur-harkhot;
Nibodiya-aran;
Bagdavali-hardaut;
Iteya-hardaut;
Kajrai-hardaut;
Barodiya-hardaut;
Nibodiya-aran;
Badgavali hardaut;
Kajari- hardaut;
Bhartoli-hardaut;
Bamora;
Satauriya;
Mevli-konrja;
Mohasa;
Daultpur-rampur;
Chiknota-rampur; and
Rampur.
Hinauta;
Parkavari;
Chauka;
Chandpur-umara;
Sodani-umara;
Umara;
Chaurai;
Ranguva-sanjara;
Sanjara;
Madho-jhura;
Jhura; and
Chaurai-sanjara.
Gagvara;
Sonpur;
Baheriya;
Madhi;
Ghoshipatti;
Salavara; and
Amoda.
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11.Malthon
Rajvans;
Bangela;
Tathriyavaman;
Akai;
Padmari;
Devraji;
Turkai;
Laloai;
Visaraha;
Ratanpur;
Tigarakhurd;
Belakhera;
Jhikani;
Bandari;
Barodiyachandapur;
Palisujan-palireyatvari;
Pithauriya;
Palireyatvari;
Gadholagusai;
Village
Sagoni;
Bujri;
Nanoni;
Naudhana;
Redonmal;
Kurman-hardhaut;
Haduva;
Gadoli-haduva;
Harali;
Andela;
Simriya;
Barodiyakala;
Khera-umari;
Gamiriya;
Malthon;
Amarirmagada;
Ataknnelgada; and
Dabdera.
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Maharashtra
1. Crop: Pigeon pea (Tur) | Season: Kharif-2010
District: Akola
Block
1. Murtizapur
2. Telhara
3. Balapur
1. Aurangabad
2. Paithan
1. Dhamanagaon
2. Chandur Bazar
3. Achalapur; and
4. Anjanagaon
5. Morshi
6. Warud
1. Georai
2. Ambajogai
Villages
Sangawamel;
Hasanpur; and
Akoli Rup;
Belkhed; and
Khirpurbk;
Khirpurkh;
Degaon Man; and
District: Aurangabad
Pimpalkhunta; and
Dhudad.
2 Villages.
District: Amravati
Ashokanagar;
Kashikhed;
Vathodabu;
JunaDhamanagaon;
Dabhada;
GavhaNipani;
Bhili;
Shahapur;
Dattapur;
Gunji;
Talavel;
Parasoda;
Wadura;
Besakheda;
Kharavadi;
Borala;
Kharala;
Vathonda;
Khojanapur;
Chamakkhu;
Rasegaon;
Kamalapur;
Kolha;
Taroda;
Balegaon;
Kotha;
Bordi;
Hayatapur;
Chosala;
Sarfabad;
10 Villages
16 Villages
Mungshi;
Ghungashi;
Talegaonkh;
Talegaonbk;
Kanheri;
Takali;
Nandekhed;
District: Beed
Georai;
Antharwali;
Kingaon;
Talwada;
Takadgaon;
Raheri;
Rajpimpri;
Revki-Devki;
Ambajogai;
Saigaon;
Morewadi (Chaturwadi) Pus; Sugaon;
Bharaj;
Pokhari;
Selu(A);
Parad.
Ghodegaon.
Higna Shelad.
Vasad;
Nimbhoraraj;
Nargavandi; and
Kavali.
Rajura;
Belora; and
Cincoli Kale.
Kasabegavhan;
Chincholi Shi;
Ghodasagavhan;
Sakhari; and
Lakhanavadi.
Bagpimpalgaon; and
Kolher.
Nandgaon;
Waghala; and
Bardapur.
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3. Beed
4. Majalgaon
Villages
12 Villages
9 Villages
1. Nandura
Nandura B;
Udaipur;
Nimgaon;
Audha B;
Bhusingha;
Narkhed;
Belad;
Alampur;
Mamulwadi;
Rasulpur;
Amboda;
Nandura K;
Khedgaon;
Mominabad;
Sawargaon-Nehu;
Swargaon
2. Lonar
Jambul;
Hirdav;
Titavi;
Gotra;
Pangra Dhole;
Gaikhed;
Palaskhed;
1. Warora
Tulana;
Kalambgaon;
Marda;
Madhele;
Kharwad;
1. Shirpur
2. Arhe
3. Thalner
4. Sangvi
Aadhe;
Pimpri;
Ahilapur;
Gartad;
Tajpuri;
Nandade;
Wadi;
Bhampur;
Arthe;
Bhatane;
Manjrod;
Bhatpura;
Tonce;
Hisale;
Bhoradi;
Fattepur;
Chakdu;
Gadhaddev;
District: Buldhana
Chahu;
Yerali;
Chandur Biswa;
Dhigi;
Bhilwadi;
Dhahiwadi;
Mathoda;
Khandari;
Fuli;
Khaira;
Gosingha;
Pimpalkhuta;
Mahalungi;
Wadi;
Pota;
Vadi;
Pimpalkhuta Dhande;
Pimpalner;
Shara;
WadgaonTejal;
Sultanpur;
Bhanapur;
Yesapur;
Bandha;
District: Chandrapur
Chikani;
Khapari;
Dongargaon;
Mangoli;
District: Dhule
Dahiwad;
Chilare;
Sule;
Utawad;
Batwade;
Tarhadi;
Tarhad-kasbe;
Waghadi;
Warsadi;
Nlrzari;
Pimple;
Japora;
Thalner;
Bhanlaj;
Mohida;
Palasner;
Laike;
Zenceanjan;
Shelgaon-Mukund;
Tikodi;
Potali;
Kolasar;
Walati B;
Walati K;
Muramba;
Khadadgaon;
Barafgaon;
Lonvadi;
Malegaon;
WadnerBholji;
Witali;
Mendhali;
PimpriAdhav; and
Kokalwadi.
Ajanikhurda;
Karegaon;
Pimarikhandare;
M. Chikhana;
Chikhala;
Bibi; and
Madava.
Tungaon;
Parsoda;
Chargaon; and
Umri.
Fattepur;
Jaitpur;
Balde watode; and
14.Khurkhali.
Chandpuri;
Bharwace;
Londhara;
Anturli; and
Vikharan.
Ajnad gondi;
Sawer;
Asali; and
Bhortech.
Khamkheda;
Jamnyapada;
Dhawlivihir;
Khambale;
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Block
5. Shindkheda
6. Nardhana
Villages
Mallkatar;
Budaki;
Urmada;
Wakwad;
Wadde;
Chavale;
Nimgul;
Tavkheda;
Takarkheda;
Pathara;
Dhaul;
Mandane;
Warood;
Betawad;
Padawad;
Mudawad;
Pashte-Mhalser;
1. Sengaon
Palshi;
Jawla Bu;
1. Ahmedpur
2. Nilanga
Shirutajband; and
Kasarbalkunda;
Hallali;
1. Narkhed
Nagyaon Dhate;
Rohana;
Narsingi;
Nayagaon thakre;
Madana Tah;
Peth ismilpur;
Shabaspur;
Mandavghorad;
Mangil;
Kinhidhanoil;
Junewanoil;
Mohagaon(Zi);
Sukli(G);
Panjari(M);
Malegaon;
Manegaon;
Nandori;
Hattisara;
Koddeghat;
Ajani;
2. Higna
3. Saoner
1. Navapur
Karanji;
1. Tuljapur
Salgaram;
Shindhagaon;
2. Kalamb
Khamswadhi;
Durblya;
Hadakhed;
La Hanuman;
Rahini;
Kherwade;
Shendwade;
Sonewadi;
Warsoos;
Shindkheda;
Aachi;
Amalthe;
Sarpace;
Hol;
Karmkheda;
Dhandarne;
Dongargaon;
Khatane;
District: Hingoli
Taktoda;
Ajegaon;
District: Latur
Ambegaon.
Sardarwadi;
Chilwantwadi; and
District: Nagpur
Maywadi;
Datewadl;
Wadawlhara;
Mendhala;
Sinjar;
Sakharkheda;
Ukhli(Kh);
Khalri(P);
Girola;
Neri mankar;
Kinhi Tah;
Nidoh;
Sawangi(W);
Sherdi;
Khangaon;
Parsodi;
Khurajgaon;
Ashti(bu);
Ashti(khu);
District: Nandurbar
Kukaran; and Others.
District: Osmanabad
Nandgaon; and
Govindpur; and
Sangavi;
Bhaiti; and
Hivarkheda.
Sulwade;
Aakadse;
Bramhane;
Dalwade;
Bhilane;
Virdel;
Newade; and
Hispur.
Nishane;
Chimthawal;
Alane; and
Barkheda.
Waghjali; and
Kendra.
Pirupatelwadi.
Dawasa;
Bhalyapur;
Mahaiyanpur;
Mamdapur;
Thadipawni; and
Bardpawni.
Sukli(Gh);
Mandawkt;
Ghodeghat;
Ajangaon;
Dhokardawr;
Kanholibara(D); and
Khairi(K).
Khapa;
Gadegon;
Nandpur; and
Karjghat.
Borgaon.
Gaurgaon.
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Villages
3. Osmanabad
Khamgaon;
Tadwala k;
Yedshi;
Dudhgaon; and
Javale du.
4. Bhoom
Mankeshvar;
Arsuli;
Vanzarwadi; and
Devalali.
5. Paranda
Javala;
Bhandgaon;
Ghargaon;
Yenegaon;
Shirsao;
Kandalgaon;
Wakadi;
Hingangaon;
Arangaon;
Savdarwadi; and
Lakhi.
District: Parbhani
1. Sonpeth
Margalwadi;
Kortek;
Bhisegaon;
Aawalgaon;
Nila;
Khadka;
Mohala;
Karam;
Dhamoni; and
Naykota.
2. Manvat
Manwat;
Rudhi;
Manoli;
Rantnapur ukalgaon;
Kolha;
Khinola;
Kekarjawla;
Rametakli;
Mangrule;
Lohara; and
Palodi.
3. Purna
Yrendeshwar;
Katneshwar;
Kodagaon;
Pimpalgaon;
Laxminagar;
Mategaon;
Mamdapur;
Khujda;
Phukatgaon;
Tamkalas;
Mijlapur;
Kamlapur;
Limla Phulkalas;
Wazur; and
Kankheda.
District: Solapur
1. Barshi
Nari;
Karmala;
Dhatambre;
Savargaon;
Upale dumata;
Pimpri;
Kapsi;
Indapur;
Chikharde;
Jamgaon;
Malegaon; and
Guadgaon.
2. Akkalkot
Kolnur;
Maidargi;
Vdgi;
Hydra;
Nagrtur;
Jeur;
Navidgi;
Guravwadi;
Gadapgavam; and
Gudgaonbk.
District: Wardha
1. Deoli
Deoli;
Chinchala;
Chikall;
Watekheda;
Takali;
Esaper;
Elcpala; and
Sarur.
2. Higanghat
Burkoni;
Yemora;
Litephal;
Sangvi heli;
Pardi;
Ladaki;
Chichaghat;
Menne;
Waldher; and
Kekseviher.
3. Samudrapur
Auemgpure;
Mangli;
Resala;
Pirzi;
Ubda;
Yengla;
Panchagwang;
Hiedilagwadgar;
Dhagoben;
Patoedelghat; and
Dragbha.
District: Washim
1. Washim
Malegaon;
Bhatubra;
Parandhe;
Shelgaon;
Oadole;
Khandala;
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Block
Villages
Jambrul mahale;
Sonkhas;
Chikli;
Jamram;
Khadsing;
Umrala;
Tanka;
Jaipur;
Wangi;
Dhumka; and
Kalegaon.
2. Risod
Sawad;
Haral;
Chikhali;
Risod;
Bhopekheda; and
Mangwadi.
3. Malegaon
Dhudhala;
Kinhi khodmod;
Mirzapur;
Ghata;
Pivll;
Vasari;
Chivara;
Bramhanvada;
Khurd;
Vazual;
Vakad;
Kurola;
Sukanda;
Erala;
Nagartas;
Ansing;
Rajura;
Ghok sangvi;
Warangi; and
Mungla.
4. Manora
Vitholi;
Galamgaon;
Dhanora;
Gadegaon;
Hatholi;
Ghava;
Ramthirth;
Chikhali;
Yeshwantnagar;
Karkheda; and
Panchala.
5. Karanja
Kherda (K) Jamba;
Anai;
Sodga;
Mohgavan;
Atakwada;
Mokhad;
Pimpri;
Khanapur;
Vilegaon;
Kamargaon;
Bebla;
Bramhnwada;
Shemlai;
Bharmbharda;
Dhanj bu;
Sheluwada;
Koli;
Wai;
Walvi;
Mandva;
Belmandal;
Poha;
Tulzapur; and
Parva.
District: Nanded
Block
1. Mukhed
2. Loha
3. Bhokar
District: Yeotmal
Block
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Wani
Pusad
Yeotmal
Ner
Ralegaon
Ghantji
Kelapur
Bablugaon
District: Jalna
Block
1. Ghansangawi
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2. Crop: Black gram (Udid) | Season: Kharif-2010
District: Buldhana
Villages
Block
1. Buldhana
Tandulwadi;
Islampur;
Hatedi-B;
Hatedi-K;
Kesapur;
Awalakhed;
Malwandi;
SakhaliKhurdha;
Raipur;
Pangri;
Shirpur;
Sindhkhed;
Matala;
Deulghat;
Umala;
Ghatnandra;
Dhudha;
Dahid B;
Dahid K;
Devpur;
Chandol;
Dhangarpur;
Irala;
Bhadgaon;
Warud;
Jamathi;
Pangarkhed;
Borkhed;
Dhad;
Shekapur; and
Mad.
District: Hingoli
1. Hingoli
Sava;
Parola;
Umra;
Khambala;
Sarkali;
Bhandegaon;
Satamba;
Kesapur;
Ghota; and
Andharwadi.
District: Jalgaon
1. Jalgaon
Nashirabad;
Tarsode;
Bhadali Bk;
Asoda; and
Mamurabad.
2. Yawal
Hingona;
Hambardi;
Borkheda-Bu;
Faizpur;
Amoda;
Marule;
Khiroda;
Kalmoda;
Chinchari;
Janori;
Savkheda;
Lohara;
Savada;
Waghoda-Bu;
Mhaskawadi; and
Gate.
District: Latur
1. Ausa
Ashiv;
Killari;
Mangrul;
Nandurga;
Haslgan;
Gubal; and
Matola.
2. Udgir
Tadlapur;
Togri;
Rawangaon;
Bamni;
Dhondihipparga;
Tondchir; and
Mogha.
3. Latur
Chincholirao;
Chincholiraowadi;
Shiur;
Vasangaon;
Khandapur;
Chandeshwar;
Ankoli;
Kavha
Katpur; and
Babulgaon.
District: Osmanabad
1. Omerga
Dalimb;
Yenegur; and
District: Nanded
Block
1. Biloli
2. Naigaon
3. Deglur
Mhalingriwadhi.
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3. Crop: Green gram (Mug) | Season: Kharif-2010
District: Akola
Block
1. Akola
2. Akot
Nibhora;
Vallabhnagar;
Devari;
Patsul;
Alegaon;
1. Ahmednagar
2. Parner
11 Villages
20 Villages
1. Daryapur
2. Bhatakuli
1. Mehkar
1. Shindkheda
2. Shirpur
3. Arhe
4. Thalner
5. Sangvi
Villages
Gopalkhed;
Gandhigram; and
Balegaon;
Warula;
Mundgaon;
District: Ahmednagar
District: Amravati
Kasmapur;
Shivar-BuDhamodi;
Samada;
Hingani-Mirjha;
Golegaon;
Panora;
Kholapur;
Borkhadi;
Naved;
Malakapur;
Mhespur;
Udapur;
District: Buldhana
Chaigaon;
Wadgaon Mali;
Wardali Vairal;
Kalapvihir;
Nandra N. Chaigaon;
Chondi;
District: Dhule
Wadde;
Kherwade;
Chavale;
Shendwade;
Nimgul;
Sonewadi;
Tavkheda;
Warsoos;
Takarkheda;
Shindkheda;
Pathara;
Aachi;
Dhaul;
Amalthe;
Mandane;
Sarpace;
Aadhe;
Dahiwad;
Pimpri;
Chilare;
Ahilapur;
Sule;
Gartad;
Utawad;
Tajpuri;
Batwade;
Nandade;
Tarhadi;
Wadi;
Tarhad-Kasbe;
Bhampur;
Waghadi;
Arthe;
Warsadi;
Bhatane;
Nirzari;
Tarahadi;
Chandpuri;
Manjrod;
Pimple;
Bhatpura;
Japora;
Tonce;
Thalner;
Hisale;
Bhablaj;
Bhoradi;
Zenceanjan;
Fattepur;
Durblya;
Chakdu;
Mohida;
Gadhaddev;
Palasner;
Hingna T.
Nayanpur; and
Esori.
Enadalvadi; and
Ganeshpur.
Vathoda Shu. Jhanji;
Nindodi; and
Dhamodi.
Badlapur;
Parada; and
Shivpuri.
Sulwade;
Aakadse;
Bramhane;
Dalwade;
Bhilane;
Virdel;
Newade; and
Hispur.
Fattepur;
Jaitpur;
Balde watode; and
Khurkhali.
Bharwace;
Londhara;
Anturli; and
Vikharan.
Ajnad gondi;
Sawer;
Asali; and
Bhortech.
Khamkheda;
Jamnyapada;
Dhawlivihir;
Khambale;
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6. Nardhana
Villages
Mallkatar;
Budaki;
Urmada;
Wakwad;
Laike;
Hadakhed;
La-Hanuman;
Rohini;
Sangavi;
Bhaiti; and
Hivarkheda.
Warood;
Betawad;
Padawad;
Mudawad;
Pashte-Mhalser;
Hol;
Karmkheda;
Dhandarne;
Dongargaon;
Khatane;
Nishane;
Chimthawal;
Alane; and
Barkheda.
District: Jalna
1. Golapangari-Ner
Vatvad;
Ghodegaon;
Solgavan;
Chitaliputali;
Viregaon;
Ner;
Savargaon (H);
HivaraRoshangaon; and
Jalgaon (Somnath).
District: Jalgaon
1. Amalner
Dopari;
Sonkhadi;
Ghawade;
Kamatwadi;
Savkheda;
Patonda;
Khoushi;
Nandri;
Dheku;
Rundhati;
Math Gavhan;
Nalkheda;
Khaparkheda;
Gangapuri;
Mungase;
Jalod;
Amalgaon;
Nimzari;
Kandari;
Mhasale;
Lone;
Khedi; and
Gandhali.
2. Dharangaon
Vivare;
Bhavarkheda;
Jambhore;
Bkilkheda;
Bhone;
Sheri;
Dhar;
Aanjanvihire;
Patharal;
Pastane;
Tarde;
Aanore;
Dhanore;
Kandari;
PimpaleKh;
Pimpale Bu;
Sakre;
Aavhani;
VaradBh;
Pokhari;
Dharangaon;
BambhoriBh;
Dongaon;
Rotwad;
Salva;
Kharde;
Nanded;
SonwadBh;
Chamgaon;
Tahakali;
SonwadKh;
Paladhi Bu;
Babhulgaon; and
Mahankale.
District: Nandurbar
1. Shahda
Manmoda;
Madgaon;
Langdi;
Bulane;
Gaonvetk;
Vadgaon;
Aslod;
New aslod;
Pilerde;
Kagjat;
Londre;
Londre (P) shirkhan;
Walki L;
Katvat;
Dahade;
Tusi;
Lonvan;
Damberkheda;
Lambola;
Dhurkheda;
Bhade;
Damberkheda;
Ruvada;
Nandkheda;
Bokwari;
Moidaur;
Shirpur;
Lonvat;
Kanali;
Theour;
Bhamkheda;
Ziladi;
Themse;
Punad;
Aanrad;
Savarkheda;
Tasde;
Shilti;
Potli;
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Block
Villages
Kavdi;
Tavkheda;
Dhamdal;
Kortake;
Chikli;
Ozarde;
Gangapur;
Lahora;
Mara;
Shidore;
Chikhali;
Bramhnpuri;
Godipur;
Purangi;
Khedekar;
Lambola;
Dhurkheda;
Bhade;
Nanded;
Vaidali;
Shimora;
Shigane;
Prakasha;
Dhamlal;
Tathede;
Talkali;
Karali;
Kkaval;
Javde;
Kalmali;
Velavat;
Padsa;
Taklava;
Taklava k;
Tataghar;
Avaltur;
Therve;
Bhadgaon;
Vadali;
Matput;
Kharperkheda;
Varud;
Kusaval;
Adamu;
Varpe;
Fase;
Bhamkhad;
Porvada;
Dhodwada;
Hingli;
Kasarde;
Mdane;
Shilti;
Potli;
Porvada;
Dhodwada;
Hingli;
Kasarde;
Mdane;
Shahava;
Dongergaon;
Gadipur; and
Kahatasa.
District: Parbhani
1. Jintur
Kasar;
Karvali;
Muda;
Bordi;
Pangri;
Chincholi;
Dhogav;
Chincholi;
Darage;
Bhogav;
Chincholi;
Ghate;
Sanglewadi;
Wazar B; and
Borgilwadi.
2. Selu
Chikalthana khu;
Chikalthana bu;
Salegaon;
Moregaon;
Hatnur;
Kherda;
Walur; and
Kupta bharmangaon.
3. Parbhani
Muraba;
Saba;
Nandgaon;
Tamaswadi;
Bharawsada;
Pegargavan;
Dharmapuri;
Jamb Madakhali;
Nandkheda;
Wangi;
Kinnola;
Panera;
Takli;
Nandapur;
Sanpuri Digrus;
Sadegaon; and
Sawgi k.
4. Crop: Bengal gram (Harbhara) | Season: Rabi: 2010-11
District: Akola
Block
1. Akola
Villages
Kanchanpur;
Lonagra;
Khambora;
Mandala;
Palodi;
Dhudala;
Dhamna;
Rajapur;
Hatla;
Morgaon;
Bakhrabad; and
Bhourad.
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District: Amravati
Villages
Block
1. Daryapur
Yevdal-1;
Yevdal-2;
Yevdal-3;
Katkhed;
Telakhed;
Jogarvadi;
Bhu.Ramapur; and
Pimpalakhuta.
District: Beed
1. Majalgaon
Majalgaon;
Manur;
Kesapuri;
Sadola;
Abegaon; and
Sandaschicholi.
District: Bhandara
1. Mohadi
Karadi;
Mundhari(kh)
Jambhura;
Palora;
Parade;
Dahegaon;
Mahalgaon;
Kannadgaon;
Shirsot;
Pimpalgaon;
Vihirgaon;
Pandongori;
Dhop;
Kadri;
Dusala;
Dondari;
Aandalgaon;
Khutwavali; and
Hardoli.
District: Buldhana
1. Mehkar
2 Villages
2. Buldhana
Tandulwadi;
Islampur;
Hatedi B;
Hatedi K;
Kesapur;
Awalakhed;
Malwandi;
Sakhali Khurdha;
Raipur;
Pangri;
Shirpur;
Sindhkhed;
Matala;
Deulghat;
Umala;
Ghatnandra;
Dhudha;
Dahid B;
Dahid K;
Devpur;
Chandol;
Dhangapur;
Irala;
Dhandgaon;
Warud;
Jamathi;
Pangarkhed;
Borkhed;
Dhad;
Shekapur; and
Mad.
District: Chandrapur
1. Warora
Wathoda;
Kosarasa;
Bodakha;
Maksur;
Mahalgaon;
Kawadapur;
Hirapur;
Takali;
Phttapur;
Pimpalgaon; and
Buradgi;
District: Dhule
1. Sakri
Kasare;
Vitai;
Nadase;
Bhadane;
Chadvel P;
Behad;
Ubhanti;
Dighave;
Nandvan;
Dahiwel;
Bodhgaon;
Aamod;
Kaalder;
Ghodade;
Surpaan;
Dusane;
Aamkhel;
Runmadi;
Kadre;
Ubharandi;
Aakhade;
Pimpalner;
Boparwel;
Kudhashi
Umarpada;
Karantzhati;
Sukhapur;
Mohgaon;
Ichapur; and
Dhamnar.
District: Hingoli
1. Kalmanuri
Nandapur;
Harvadi;
Sodegaon;
Sandas;
Takalgavan;
Palodi;
Sawangibu; and
Puyna.
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Block
1. Yawal
Atrawal;
Chitoda;
Korpawali;
Virawali;
Navare;
Vadhoda;
Dahigaon;
1. Nilanga
Anandwadi(K);
Ambulga(M);
Mugao;
1. Umred
Makardhokda;
Katra;
Sukli;
Bhopeshwar;
1. Hadgaon
Hadgaon;
Hadsani;
Ambala;
1. Shahda
95 Villages
1. Niphad
Pimpri; and
1. Osmanabad
Dhutta;
Kangara;
District: Jalgaon
Villages
Bhalod;
Padalse;
Bamnod;
Pilode;
Bu. Bhortek;
Chikhali;
Mhaiswadi;
District: Latur
Kotalshivani;
Gaur;
District: Nagpur
Hevti;
Velsakhra;
Pipra;
Akoli;
District: Nanded
Tamsa;
Bardsewala;
Dhanora;
District: Nandurbar
District: Nasik
Pimpalgaon.
District: Osmanabad
Takalibembli; and
Kosgaon;
Sangavi;
Borkheda;
Borkheda-Kh; and
Mahelkhedi.
Masalga; and
Anandwadi(G).
Padgaon;
Sayki; and
Viril.
Rui; and
Pathrad.
Padoli.
District: Parbhani
1. Parbhani
21 Villages
1. Junnar
Nalvane;
Gunjalwadi;
Yadavwadi;
Tambewadi;
Bangarwadi;
Belhe;
Aldare;
Ranmala;
Mangrul;
Sakori;
Jadhavwadi;
Bori;
Budruk;
Bori;
1. Koregaon
Sonake;
Solasi;
Nanadwal;
District: Pune
Khurdh;
Shindewadi;
Rajuri;
Aane;
Wadgaon;
Anand;
Aalephata;
Pimpalwadi;
Nrayangaon;
Vaishnavdham;
Datkhilewadi;
Chincholi;
Yenere;
Swargaon;
District: Satara
Karanjhop;
Dahigao;
Wadi;
Otur;
Dingore;
Udapur;
Ballalwadi;
Kolwadi;
Pangarimatha;
Sitewadi;
Watkhale;
Pangari tarf madh;
Yedgaon;
Aaptale;
Mankeshwar; and
Kusur.
Turk pimpri;
Sonare;
Barsi;
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280
Block
Villages
Pimpode (B);
Deur;
Wisavale;
Anapadawali;
1. Barshi
Malvande;
Surdi;
Gulpoli;
Korpale;
Kave;
Belwadi;
Kasarwadi;
1. Wardha
2. Hinganghat
8 villages
Nari;
Narsula;
Punai;
1. Rishod
Magul zanak;
Natsa;
Bhoinje;
Shripimpri;
Pundgaon;
Khandvi;
District: Solapur
Gadshinge;
Nagobachi wadi;
Bhoinje;
Shripimpri;
Pundgaon;
Khandvi;
Turk pimpri;
District: Wardha
Rastapur;
Gralewadi;
Yeoli; and
Surli.
Peth;
Waiphad;
Sirasgaon;
District: Washim
Vadji;
Gobhni; and
Mandava;
Umri; and
Songa on station.
Sonare;
Barsi;
Rastapur;
Gralewadi; and
Yeoli.
Ledni.
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Odisha
1. Crop: Pigeon pea (Harad) | Season: Kharif - 2010
District: Rayagada
Block
1. Gudari
Silimi;
Muliput;
Gudari;
Dumbaguda;
Asada;
Bamunidangar;
Badaguda;
Kunharagam;
Kendhuguda;
Jarkipai;
Budaguda;
Dhepaguda;
Khairaguda;
Bhorjon;
Guruthi;
T.Khariguda;
Urlakona;
Delibandhu;
Nuagam;
Pankabadi;
U.Khetaguda;
Bharijangar;
Geerangapadar;
Pankamba;
Bhurukuda;
Gajiguda;
Gummi;
Siriguda;
Lohagumi;
Rengam;
Sidhaguda;
Arjunaguda;
Chulipada;
Regpankala;
Bhumikuda;
Badpankala;
Sadakana;
Bardapadar;
Villages
Jalanidhi;
Burlandi;
Kutumdhar;
Marianpanga;
R.Ch.Pur
Chandiliguda;
Jalanidhi;
Burlandi;
Charluguda;
Limaguda;
Hajudgo;
Karasingh;
Kutrodhar;
N.Boliguda;
Routguda;
Pitamahal;
Kandraguda;
Banaguda;
Madhuban;
Titampara;
Sukadbaju;
Boliguda;
Zimarao;
Beheraguda;
Beheraguda;
Kaliguda;
Badiguda;
Kandaraguda;
Harkubadi;
Rainbhi;
Radham;
Gurjiguda;
Beechuda;
Bariguda;
Bainaguda;
Kotraguda;
Dendiguda;
Anughruthi;
Meranda;
Buringuda;
Sonaguda;
Dodna;
Birisa;
Bantiguda;
LLpur;
Kindi;
Chitrasena;
Bhalumeta;
Kandapandar;
Bertiguda;
Kareguda;
Panganapadar;
Sapudrila;
Sanhuma;
Birida;
Anjriguda;
Sanaguda;
Badaguda;
Kobaguda;
Dhepaguda;
Tembaguda;
Souraguda;
Rangamati;
Katiguda;
Dupapupadu;
Dupulapadu;
Marathiguda;
Pendili;
Sargaguda;
Katiguda;
Korighati;
S.Raijholla;
Nanadubadi;
Patraguda;
Bahuguda;
Naveli;
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Block
Villages
Gagiguda;
Baripadara;
Rasiguda;
Karasingh;
Hazaridanga;
Jambuguda;
Sargiguda;
M.K.Rai;
Chandiliguda
Bhitarpur;
Parikapada;
Kodama;
Khairakoti;
Lodiguda;
Laba;
Denguguda;
Dumbali;
Chakund;
Adipadar;
Majhimidika;
Nuakerda;
Rachuli;
Arati;
Kachpaju;
Karijada;
Beripanga; and
Kujarigam.
2. Kashipur
Damanghati;
Bittar Sunger;
Kodikitunda;
Malidhar;
Kantabanji;
Birtibadi;
Gadrami;
Sanmantri;
Kutinga;
Zewraka;
Banadamala;
Godibali;
Bhadradi;
Kadumaguda;
Bhaichera;
Sipijoda;
Talajhiri;
Kumbharsila;
Kashipur;
Sonisobado;
Dhamanighati;
Kutmal;
Derakona;
Andrakandra;
Nuagam;
S.Dangasil;
Baharsipili;
Gobarghati;
Sankarda;
Rouli;
Daiguda;
Kutraguda;
Chaiodi;
Karjakana;
Maliguda;
Upper Desha;
Baharpada Majhi;
Chiliguda;
Otaghati
Kalakhani;
Keskiri;
Leligumma;
Kundrusila;
Thorli;
Padmapur;
Chandragiri;
Pukimaska;
Kabatgil;
Panasapadar;
Panchali;
Kapadang;
Kucheipadar;
Bagrijhola;
Kodipari;
Naringijodi;
Ratachuna; and
Periingini.
3. Rayagada
Chintaliguda;
Malipada;
Singiput;
KondhoKhilmu;
Durgapadu;
Jumuka;
Kanchikavalsa;
Disariguda;
Bishnuguda;
Beheraguda;
Karlakona;
Mantrajholla;
Kasali;
Devadalaguda;
Sanachandili;
Angurthi;
Kodapadu;
Nakiti;
Bodacheru;
Pendili;
Bairagi Halwa;
Bodohansa;
TuriHansa;
Badraguda;
Jimidipeta;
Anja;
A.Hoda;
Sulava;
Kerada;
Mirabali;
G.kundan;
Dangalodi;
K.Kundam;
Sikapadu;
Bondaguda;
B.Alubadi;
Karubai;
B.Kasapadu;
B.Singuru;
Kurli;
Halwa;
Gumma;
Hadia;
Talasankesu;
Gurusing;
Malua;
Kodingiguda;
Barijholla;
Seriguda;
Serikona;
Ramachandrapur;
Randpur;
Bhakurguda;
Matikona;
BN Pur;
T.Buduni;
Jinjilibadi;
B.Erkubadi; and
Jurudi.
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2. Crop: Black gram (Biri) | Season: Kharif- 2010
District: Nuapada
Block
1. Nuapada
2. Khariar
Amanara;
Mingaradihi;
Moharadihi;
Panartora;
Patalghat;
Pawartola;
Amsena;
Dumerdihi;
Gotma;
Kalyanpur;
Anadi;
Barakothi;
Beltukri;
Bhakrmal;
Deogaon;
Gudapatera;
Kadomeri;
Kandhadhap;
Kododuda;
Kurumunda;
Neipali
Pandripani;
Saraipali;
Singpur;
Tamkodador;
Bharkamunda;
Bhalukona;
Bamonkera;
Bisora;
Chingrasora;
Churaha;
Datto;
Jhitki;
Lukupali;
Masankunda;
Sardhapur;
Boirbhadi;
Magurpani;
Sareipali;
Saripali;
Amlapali;
Mohara;
B.Bahel;
B.Sikuan;
Chhata;
Kotenmunda;
Badi;
Padampur;
Baragaon;
Bendrabahal;
Villages
Amlidadar;
Beheradihi;
Budhipali;
Jangala;
Jenjer;
Palsaradan;
Ainlajuba;
Darlimunda;
Khaliapani;
Bhalukona;
Kodopali;
Bhajipala;
Dumerpani;
Haldi;
Kolda;
Silda;
Wandpur;
Bhera;
Godfula;
Hanspuri;
Janani;
Junani;
Padampur;
Palsaguda;
Chhindpani;
Chichirgani;
Jampani;
Tangopani;
K.Bahara;
Patalghutkuri;
Sirgidi;
Karchul;
Kh.Bhera;
Panchampur;
Patora;
S.Pandripani;
Kirnli;
Chubri;
Kermeli;
Parkhod;
Birighat;
Gadhuapadar;
Kusmal;
Chindaguda;
Dampala;
Loharapali;
Mandosil;
Bhairajpur;
Dabri;
Rampurguma;
Bhanpur;
Chinchuan;
Dhanora;
Gairendhi;
Kulaibandha;
Kuliabandha;
Sabarpada;
Senbhata;
D.Bhata;
Kukudatal;
MotaNuapada;
S.Jampani;
Torra;
Gadtor;
Nuapada;
Sirtol;
Baluda;
Beluda;
Bhandarpuri;
Bhusad;
Jarily;
M.tora;
Mudhela;
Parkod;
Semera;
Saipala;
Chanabeda;
Jhalbahal;
Saliha;
Jandaha;
Sanantal;
Sialoti;
Dh.puri;
Dianmunda;
Jhilmila;
Khoksa;
M.Bhata;
Ratipali; and
Tanwat.
Lanji;
Bichhanapali;
Chicher;
Ranipur;
Kotamal;
Mahulkote;
Ranimunda;
Ghardhara;
Kuligaon;
Rajamunda;
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284
Block
Villages
Dumerbahal;
Kasipala;
Barpadar;
Bhaludangri;
Bhojpur;
Chanabeda;
Jhitridhoda;
Kotipadar;
Rahenpadar;
3. Komana
4. Sinapali
Barpadar;
Bharuamunda;
Jarelpadar;
Bargaon;
Jamgaon;
Salekela;
Chatiaguda;
Sagunbhadi;
Gambariguda;
Gandabahali;
Ghantiguda;
Gundabahali;
Mundapala;
Sardhapur;
Ghatmal;
Sindursil;
Godal;
Kotamal;
Mahagaon;
Gorla;
Chalana;
Gidhmal;
Hatibandha;
Jhulenbor;
Jhulenbor;
Malpada;
Agren;
Goijore;
Raghupali;
Ulva;
Anupagarh;
Bhagamunda;
Bhela;
Khairbadi;
Kishna;
Budhikoman;
Dungripali;
Darlipada;
Dumerpani;
Hatisara;
Siletpani;
Danojhola;
Gandamer;
Duajhar;
Khamatarai;
Samserpadar;
Khariar NAC;
Khasbahal;
Chalanpada;
Khudpej;
Junapani;
Damjhor;
Kendupati;
Nagjhar;
Tileimal;
Badibahal;
Ghuchaguda;
Karanbahali;
Phursund;
Darlipada;
Dhungiamunda;
Kandulkona;
Kendumunda;
Chotdoripada;
Kaitpadar;
Khaitpadar;
Brahmanpada;
Haldikhol;
Kaseipani;
Nuaguda;
Kokpadar;
Litiguda;
Jhankarguda;
Jogibahal;
Liad;
Bhatapani;
Bhelubhata;
Dabda;
Dangargaon;
Bhruamunda;
Bisnathpur;
Komna;
Pionr;
Singari;
Bernapadar;
Bilenjore;
Konabira;
Karamahul;
Pendelhahali;
Dholepada;
Dohelpada;
Khairbhadi;
Khurbhadi;
Kureswar;
Rang;
Chohokopadar;
Sanmaheswar;
Chandgiri;
Dhanusar;
Narsinghpur;
Resigaon; and
Tukula.
Fulchi;
Lebda;
Nangalbod;
Nuamalpada;
Tankamal;
Baigapada;
Gandamal;
K.Khamar;
Kharsel;
Nilgee;
Nuapada;
Patialpada;
Kapsi;
Sinapali;
Kuliharibahal;
Pendren;
Sanbharsa;
Singjhor;
Slnghar;
Govindpur;
Hirapur;
Mandiarucha;
Ranimunda; and
Timanpur.
Pendrawan;
Balgaon;
Dhanrabhata;
Dharambandha;
Malpada;
Mudhimunda;
Rajna;
Belardona;
Bhalukona;
Jhipabahal;
Sialoti;
Chhinpani;
Khure;
Patparpali;
Silva;
Thakarpali;
Thakurpali;
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Block
Babeghati;
Bhuraumunda;
Jatgarh;
Sahejet;
Barandapali;
Chhata;
Dhorlemunda;
Jhagrahi;
Khambai;
Kutribahal;
Lchhapur;
Jodamunda;
K.munda;
Thango;
Kandetora;
Bharuamunda;
Villages
Dialmunda;
Dulduli;
Kurumpuri;
Latkanpada;
Limdihi;
Lakhna;
Mundapala;
Michapali;
Kalimati;
Kamkeda;
Nuagaon;
Chandopala;
Dharamsagar;
Jhalkusum;
Jhikidungri;
Palsipani;
Sunabeda;
Bisibahal;
Dhpur;
Gahirapadar;
Gahirapadar;
Kasipala;
Pulsipani;
Tarbod;
Babupali;
Suklimundi;
Thikpali;
Jagarnath;
Jethupali;
Mahulbhata; and
Tikarpada.
3. Crop: Green gram (Mung) | Season: Kharif- 2010
District: Bolangir
Block
1. Bolangir
2. Agalpur
Karlapita;
Ampali;
Kermali;
Badtelenpali;
Sakama;
Ranipali;
Kutrapali;
Dhulusara;
Santelenpali;
Badijour;
Sindurbahal;
Baghala;
Bhundimuhan;
Nagaon (A);
Gandapali;
Ainlapali;
Kanthipali;
Mundapali;
Telenpali;
Haldipadar;
Dudukamunda;
Baigankhari;
Badtika;
Sahajchhapar;
Karkachia;
Adendunguri;
Bangabahal;
Asurmunda;
Bakti;
Kalasar;
Villages
Sargadpali;
Ghutupali;
Kakhal;
Kankara;
Karlapita;
Mayabarha;
Pipalkani;
Garjan;
Unchabahal;
Kagaon;
Mirdhapali;
Bhubaudar;
Bankari;
Bhalupali;
Duduka;
Kesaipali;
Rengali;
Budula;
Gahirmunda;
Mahakhand;
Pudapadar;
Dengjuri;
Bhoipali;
Buromunda;
Rinbachan;
Bagjhula;
Bandabahal;
Roth;
Dunguripali;
Kantapali;
Khaliapali;
Ramasinha;
Kirabahal;
Sibtala;
Adendunguri;
Kundapathar;
Amamunda;
Baghapali;
Bhainsa;
Manhira; and
Baragaon.
Rampur;
Dhaunradadar;
Bendra;
Danipali;
Mursund;
Harbhanga;
Salebhata;
Nagaon (B);
Santika;
Babupali;
Babufasad;
Nuniapali;
Pandesara;
Agalpur;
Ingsa; and
Gudimunda.
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Block
1. Bhawanipatna
2. Kesinga
District: Kalahandi (Bhawanipatna)
Villages
Dumuria;
Ajarai;
Masigaon;
Dudhel;
Salegaon;
Balipati;
Bhataguda;
Borbhata;
Fuljodi;
Borda;
G.Barjhola;
Goikela;
K.Barjhola;
Nupada;
K.Jhola;
Phapsi;
Karatikili;
Budhipadar;
Phukjodi;
Chahagaon;
Ransiguda;
Ghantabahali;
Tijodi;
Ghugurpala;
Raisinghpur;
Turkel;
Salebhata;
Dharabhata;
Balipada;
Pokhrighat;
Dangapakhan;
Sikerguda;
Gurjung;
Tengnabahali;
Karlapita;
Chheliamal;
Khalpala;
Paodmundi;
Badili;
Podmundi;
K.khamar;
Turphy;
Rangiguda;
Dadpur;
Rangila;
Jamunabahal;
Baragaon;
Salepali;
Chandopala;
D.Guda;
Kalam;
Deypur;
T.Pada;
Dongriguda;
Tentulipada;
Khairmal;
Themra;
Khirmal;
Dumal;
Khirpadar;
Kamthana;
Sinangbhata;
Karlasoda;
Suhagpur;
Ghusurigudi;
Attangguda;
Karlaguda;
Beheraguda;
Pastipada;
Damadarpur;
Sankhairmal;
Duarsuni;
Dangriguda;
Durduri;
Karlapada;
Jamnasagar;
Kendugupha;
Kutenpadar;
Madingpadar;
Mushighuda;
Maninga;
Musiguda;
Pariagaon;
Sankriguda;
Chapatkhanda;
Sirliguda;
Kendupati;
Suknabhata;
Gobra;
Barta;
Pipalpadar;
Balsi;
Kokodomal;
Bramhani;
Sindhbahali;
Masanibandh;
Kantesir;
Rengali;
Belkhandi;
Tahansir;
Kuturkhamar;
Chandanpur;
Chikili;
Gopalpur;
Khairamal;
Madiguda;
Loharadabri;
Matia;
Gothbhata;
Kanakpur;
Kusumsilla;
Medinipur;
P.N.Pur;
Sujanpur;
K.Khal;
Kandakhal;
Kharsel;
Paikpada;
Palna;
Tepsa;
Dungipunga;
Ghusurigudi;
Palsijharan;
Tentulichuan;
Tikrapada;
Dalguma;
Kachharpadar;
Kukuti;
Sapsilet;
Seinpur;
Chandili;
Khajurpada;
Mahijor;
Palsipada;
Bhimdanga;
Dongripadar;
Goipita;
Kusumkhunti;
Thuapadar;
Basumatipur;
Gochhapada;
Gopinathpur; and
Udepur.
Paralsinga;
Saurapadar;
Belmala;
Belormal;
Pastikudi;
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Block
Villages
Talbhanra;
Boria;
Chicharla;
Gaidara;
Khajurpada;
Mahagaon;
Matia;
Gaigaon;
Jamjore;
Kerokuda;
Khamari;
Bisodi;
Gokuleswar;
Jujrang;
Bhejapadar;
Dangarmurli;
Kikia;
Vejapadar;
Chhenagaon;
Dumermunda;
Kundabandh;
Dendoguda;
Laitara;
Nasingaon;
Amath;
Bijkhaman;
Nunmath;
Bhamarmal;
Themra;
Bahadurpadar;
Malpada;
Patharla;
Badipada;
Digasira;
Sirajapali;
Sirjapali;
Podkham;
Sirol;
Limgaon;
Turlakhaman;
Kokodmal; and
Utkela.
District: Subaranpur (Sonepur)
1. Sonepur
Dharuakhaman;
Janmura;
Bankbija
Kabattalai;
Jampali;
Sardhapali;
Haldipali;
Baldapali;
Sangari;
Kalapathar;
Nandanmal;
Kustapali;
Arjunpur;
Baidyanath;
Baljuri;
Chhapali;
Dunguripai;
Mahulkhunt;
Khaliapali;
Kharjhura;
Mallickmunda;
Gadia;
Kendumunda;
Buromunda;
Ainlapali;
Golberna;
Dunguripai;
Bisimunda;
Jagannathpali;
Khambesaripali;
Kirtipur;
Khairtikara;
Kaiful;
Rugudipali;
Lupersingha;
Dabpali
Lachhipur;
Asurmunda;
Bhurshapali;
Dablang;
Hatipali;
Dumerkhol;
Balpur;
Bashaeswaripali;
Matiapali;
Chhokarmal;
Baslat;
Sankhachola;
Naikenpali;
Baladi;
Kudopali;
Gubindpur
Khaliapali;
Bisalpali;
Banktentuli;
Sardhapali;
Chandrapur;
Rangali;
Luhurapali;
Kudadara; and
Raipali.
2. B.M. Pur
Bagbar;
Phulchara;
Nuagarh;
A.Ranipur;
Krushnapali;
Mendamal;
Kamalpur;
Bikalpali;
Kardapal;
Manpur;
Bhutiapali;
Duhulpali;
Khandahota;
Buthipadar;
Kushadadar;
Badkirasira;
Adal;
Chingiranali;
Bisalpali;
Bhatpadar;
Madhupur;
Dadarpali;
Sagjuri;
Luthurpank;
Tebhapadar;
Pitamuhul;
Dumari;
Narayanpur;
Keiutipali;
Jatasingha;
Badkhamar;
Chandali;
Telipali; and
Kenjhariapali.
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4. Crop: Green gram (Mung) | Season: Rabi- 2010-11
Block
1. Gudari
1. Bolangir
2. Agalpur
1. Bhawanipatna
1. Sonepur
District: Rayagada
Villages
Guruthi;
Chandiliguda;
Nuagam;
Jalanidhi;
Bhurukuda;
M.K. Rai;
Gummi;
Kutumdhar;
Dendiguda;
Baripadara;
Kodama;
Silimi;
Muliput;
Meranda;
Birisa;
Bamunidangar;
Chitrasena;
Kendhuguda;
Badaguda;
Sanahuma;
Khairaguda;
Arjunaguda;
District: Bolangir
Santelenpali;
Kankara;
Badijour;
Karlapita;
Sindurbahal;
Mayabarha;
Baghala;
Pipalkani;
Garjan;
Bhundimuhan;
Unchabahal;
Sargadpali;
Kagaon;
Ghtupali;
Mirdhapali;
Kakhal;
Ainlapali;
Badtika;
Kanthipali;
Sahajchhapar;
Mundapali;
Karkachia;
Telenpali;
Adendunguri;
Haldipadar;
Bangabahal;
Dudukamunda;
Asurmunda;
Baigankhari;
Bakti;
District: Kalahandi (Bhawanipatna)
Borbhata;
Ghantabahali;
Borda;
Ghugurpala;
Goikela;
Turkel;
Nupada;
Dharabhata;
Phapsi;
Pokhrighat;
Budhipadar;
Sikerguda;
Chahagaon;
Tengnabahali;
District: Sonepur
Arjunpur;
Janmura;
Baidyanath;
Bankbija;
Baljuri;
Kabattalai;
Chhapali;
Jampali;
Dunguripai;
Sardhapali;
Dharuakhaman;
Dhepaguda;
Katiguda;
Pendili;
Saraguda;
Korighati;
Arati;
Kachpaju;
Karijeda; and
Beripanga.
Bhubaudar;
Bankari;
Khaliapali;
Ramsinha;
Kirabahal;
Sibtala; and
Adendunguri.
Kalasar;
Bhalupali;
Duduka;
Kesaipali; and
Rengali.
Chheliamal;
Podmundi;
Turphy;
Dadpur;
Jamunabahal;
Salepali; and
Deypur.
Haldipali;
Baldapali;
Sangari;
Kalapathar; and
Nandanmal.
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5. Crop: Black gram (Biri) | Season: Rabi- 2010-11
Block
1. Nuapada
2. Khariar
Boirbhadi;
Magurpani;
Sareipali;
Saripali;
Amlidadar;
Beheradihi;
Budhipali;
Badi;
Padampur;
Baragaon;
Bendrabahal;
Dumerhahal;
District: Nuapada
Villages
Jangala;
Jenjer;
Palsaradan;
Ainlajuba;
Darlimunda;
Khaliapani;
Bhalukona;
Kasipala;
Barpadar;
Bhaludangri;
Bhojpur;
Chanabeda;
Kodopali;
Bhajipala;
Dumerpani;
Haldi;
Kolda;
Silda; and
Wandpur.
Jhitridhoda;
Birighat;
Gadhuapadar; and
Kusmal.
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APPENDIX-III (L)
Punjab
1. Crop: Green gram (Moong/Mug) | Season: Summer-2011
Block
1. Jagraon
Dalla;
Denarka;
Gagra;
Bir Gagra;
Kothe Pona;
Raunke Kalan;
Hans Kalan;
Jagraon;
Malak;
Chimana;
Kular;
Sekhupura;
District: Ludhiana
Villages
Sohain;
Dholan;
Pabbain;
Bhamipura;
Mirpur Hans;
Akahara;
Dhatt;
Gureh;
Aligarh;
Chachrai;
Kamal Pura;
Lakha;
Chownkiman;
Manuke;
Agwar Lopon;
Agwar Rahlan;
Hathur;
Kothab Hans;
Birj Kulara ;
Chhajawal ;
Bardeke;
Sujapur; and
Sidhwan Khurd.
APPENDIX-III (M)
Rajasthan
District: Tonk
Block
1. Devali
2. Uniyara
3. Tonk
Villages
Kasir;
Bansthali;
Badoli;
Dabarkala;
Panwad;
Tokrawas ghard;
Palai;
Pachala;
Rupwas;
Hadripura;
Banetha;
Surely Payera;
Roopura;
Palara;
Bambore;
Mahendeas;
Jwali;
Jonla;
Soren;
Dardahind;
Bisalpur;
Devdawas;
Juriya;
Balunda;
Maleda;
Hisampur;
Khelniya;
Amli;
Godhda;
Balithal;
Mandawra;
Deoli;
Soop;
Bagdi;
Devpura;
Bharni;
Deoli;
Dardaturki;
Kashipura;
Dakhiya;
Ramsagar;
Gurai;
Chandi;
Niwariya; and
Polyada.
Fuleta;
Ranipura;
Choru;
Kunder;
Aligah; and
Kakore.
Peeplu;
Parana;
Gans;
Lawadar; and
Sandera.
2. Crop: Green gram (Moong) | Season: Kharif-2010
District: Ajmer
Block
1. Sarwar
2. Arai
1. Sujangarh
Sanpala;
Khedi;
Sanpali;
Kalayanpura;
Sironj;
Aria;
Sayar;
Iyara;
Sadu badi;
Suniyasari;
Villages
Gopalpura;
Shyampura;
Jaliya;
Sunpa hingoniya;
Kacholiya;
Kumhariya;
Sunariya;
District: Churu
Nabasar;
Tehandesar;
Kalayansar;
Piproli; and
Bilawat khera.
Birla;
Tejpura; and
Birdpura.
Bambu;
Balera;
Charla;
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Block
2. Rajgarh
1. Dudu
2. Sambhar
3. Phagi
Villages
Berasa;
Parveda;
Jayak;
Likhmansar;
Jili;
Gedap;
Gondusar;
Rajgarh;
Gudan;
Nawan;
Baskitan;
Bas lal singh;
Bas mamraj;
Nuhand;
Govind baran;
Mamraj ka bas;
Bas govindsingh;
Hamirwas badi;
Palukalan;
Padasoli;
Gega;
Gagardu;
Gopipura;
Khandel;
Kanwersa;
Kajipura;
Jetpura;
Tayod;
Jaisinghpura;
Bagdi dhani;
Jagmalpura;
Prithvipura;
Sayarpura;
Tejakabas;
Norangpura;
Pratappura;
Tetarwalon ki dhani;
Rabadoka bas;
Bhankrota;
Muhana Khurd;
Keriya;
Madhorajpura;
Chandrapura;
Vishalu;
Pipala;
Nareda;
Dalniya;
Dhani bamuas;
Slarsu;
Tikelanrukan;
1. Luni
Guda vishnoi; and
2. Bilara
Bhavi; and
Jagliya;
Sandwa;
Sadu chhoti;
Katar chhoti;
Reda;
Sajansar;
Girwarsar;
Sardarpura;
Thirpali badi;
Thirpalichhoti;
Changothi;
Biran;
Bas kaditi;
Neema;
Bhainsali;
Dewad;
Galad;
Bas bhani;
District: Jaipur
Bijolaw;
Maleda;
Kadwa ka bas;
Moujnabad;
Gangati khurd;
Sutalioka bas;
Anatpura;
Deeppura;
Mundoti;
Beron ki dhani;
Alura ki dhani;
Niwasda;
Pipaliwali dhani;
Kodi;
Dera ki dhani;
Khariya;
Mundwara;
Shyam ka bas;
Barnati walo ki dhani;
Morwalo ki dhani;
Choru;
Hasuliya;
Rampura;
Thala;
Renwal;
Mohanpura;
Tikel purohitan;
Mandore;
Chittoda;
Pratappura;
Ladana;
Jaipalpura;
District: Jodhpur
Satlana.
Boyal.
Telap;
Bhograr;
Aguna;
Kalyansar;
Jetsar;
Nohdiya; and
Mudhda.
Bhojan;
Bhagwa;
Rampura;
Khundiyawas;
Kirtan;
Guglwa;
Hamirbas;
Chotta hamibas; and
Himau badi.
Gangati kalan;
Boraj;
Bhagwantsinghpura; and
Jhag.
Alura bijarniyo ki dhani;
Bhainslana;
Pahadpura;
Sundo ka bas;
Nehro ka bas;
Dogiwalo ki dhani;
Bhadwa;
Janio ka bas;
Johner;
Anatpura;
Charanwas;
Turkiyawas;
Bhojpura;
Agarpura; and
Banshipura.
Dabla;
Mohabatpura;
Bhojpura;
Basdi;
Narayanpura;
Pahadiya;
Bavdi;
Ganeshpura;
Dhokdawas;
Pahadiya;
Dutali; and
Rewatpura.
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Block
3. Bhopalgarh
Villages
Khawaspura; and
Paladin ranawatan.
District: Nagaur
1. Kuchaman city
Maharajpura;
Adbi ki dhani;
Narsingpura;
Bijapura;
Gawariya;
Khusiya;
Hukampura; and
Ajitpora.
2. Parbatsar
Harnawa;
Barnel; and
Gular.
3. Degana
Nathwada;
Paliyawas; and
Mewada.
4. Mundwa
Kharnal;
Paldi;
Jodha; and
Balaya.
5. Naguar
Gagwana;
Surajniyawas;
Khetlay;
Sodakan;
Sarasani;
Bhadana; and
Harima.
6. Riyabadi
Samdolav;
Gemliyawas; and
Jaswantabad.
7. Merta city
Dangawas;
Netdiya; and
Ren.
8. Jayal
Jayal;
Janwas;
Khusiya; and
Rajod.
District: Tonk
1. Newai
Khandewat;
Chenpura;
Sindra;
Siras;
Dhanijugalpura;
Rajwas;
Palai;
Natwara;
Bansthali;
Dangarthal;
Pahadi;
Bidoli;
Khandwa;
Sindra;
Shrirampura;
Khidgi;
Bahed;
Lalwadi;
Sirohi;
Bassi;
Jhilai;
Churada;
Arniya;
Jamdoli;
Nohta;
Bharthala;
Badagawn;
Hinginia;
Dattwas; and
Luhara.
2. Malpura
Diggi
Dungri kalan;
Lambhaharishigh;
Deshma;
Morala;
Dewal;
Dholi;
Kamtoli;
Tordi;
Rajpura;
Indoli;
Kirawali;
Sita rampura;
Chainpura;
Lawa; and
Malikpura.
3. Todaraising
Morbhatiyan;
Mundiyakala;
Chanbassuria;
Kukar;
Barwas;
Gadeti;
Bhwanta;
Gopalpura;
Bhansu;
Mor;
Hameerpur;
Laxmipura;
Mehru;
Bawadi; and
Baseda.
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3. Crop: Bengal gram (Chana) | Season: Rabi 2010-11
District: Bikaner
Villages
Block
1. Bikaner
Munsar; and
Ramsar.
2. Nokha
Lalamdesher bada;
Sadasar;
Jsrasar;
Jadely; and
Thwariya.
3. Lunkarnsar
Hansera;
Dhirera; and
Nathwana.
4. Khajuwala
Gulluwali; and.
2KLD;
5. Dungargarh
UPN-I;
Kliagnsar;
Likhmisar Utrada; and
6. Kolayat
Akkasar; and
2 Bholasar.
1. Sardarshahar
Bhadasar Utrada;
Bhadasar Dikhnada;
Charnwasi;
Bandhnau utrada;
Bandhanu;
Kikhnada;
Gomtiya;
Derajsar ;
Sarsar; and
Ranasar .
2. Ratangarh
Alsar;
Parsneu;
Paremnagar;
Jagniya Bikan;
Lachharsar;
Binadesar;
Bandva;
Sikrai;
Balrampura; and
Bhanuda.
3. Sujangarh
Saruchhati;
Utalar;
Eyara;
Amarsar;
Bhagsara;
Sandawa;
Athuna; and
Girwarsar.
Lakhmisadikhda.
District: Churu
District: Hanumangarh
1. Nohar-I
Bhukraka;
Pichakarai; and
2. Nohar-II
Malwani; and
Fefana.
Jasana.
3. Rawatar
Rawatwar;
Nirwal;
Newlakhi;
Rampura;
Poharhaka;
Dhanasar;
Kesardesar;
Khodan; and
Hardaswali.
4. Anoopshahar
Utradhabas;
Bhadi;
Anoopshahar;
Bhadi;
Alayala;
Kiradabada;
Kalana;
Malsisar;
Kunji;
Kanau; and
Gheu.
5. Chhanibadi
Sagrha;
Jogiwala;
Suratpura;
Bhirani;
Sherda;
Dabrhi;
Ajeetpura;
Bhangarh;
Dobi; and
Mohangarh.
6. Bhadra-I
Nethrana;
Khachwana;
Bharwana;
Munsri;
Sardargarhia;
Karanpura;
Jatan;
Raslana;
Bojhla;
Dungrana; and
Bhojasar.
7. Bhadra-II
Chirhiyagandhi;
Ghandhibadi;
Malkherha;
Sahuwala;
Janana;
Mehrana;
Biran;
Jhansal;
Chhanibadi;
Nina; and
Nayangal.
8. Hanumangarh
Kishanpura;
Ramsra;
Norangdesar;
Munda;
Manuka;
Pakasarna;
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Block
9. Sangaria
10.Pilibanga
1. Shahpura
2. Phagi
3. Chaksu
Kohla;
Sherekan;
Jhamber;
Makkasar;
Satipura;
Ratanpura;
Dhaban;
Bhagatpura;
Deengarh;
Morjand;
Lilanwali;
Longwala;
Kikhmisr;
Suraawala;
Dulmana;
Amarapura;
Rampura;
Badopal;
Devipura;
Chatarpura;
Shahapura;
Devan;
Udawal;
Kalyanpura;
Todi;
Shivpura;
Manoharpura;
Bishanpura;
Mamtori khurd;
Mamtori klan;
Khoraladkhani;
Khoraladkhani;
Surana;
Chharsa;
Pchala;
Jodinda;
Bhojura;
Kasel;
Bukani;
Hingonia;
Mendwas;
Kasya;
Narikhedi;
Gohind;
Bajjpura;
Shakakhawada;
Kishanpura;
Choiria;
Girdharipra;
Hingonia;
Devgan;
Villages
Mainawali;
Lakhuwali;
Ramjitpura;
Uttamsinghwala;
Chak khara;
Jandwala;
Amaupura;
Kikarwali;
Nathwana;
Nukera;
Malarhpura;
Manakthedi;
Doultanwali;
Dubli;
Sawipura;
Bahalolnagar;
Shrinagar;
Hurdayalpura;
District: Jaipur
Bavadi ki dani;
Khojawala;
Amarsar;
Pthano ka bas;
Nayn;
Kalwanio ka bas;
Tirlokpura;
Chack hanutpura;
Kariri;
Bilananadpur;
Govindpura;
Basadi;
Murlipura;
Ranipura;
Gopalpura;
Dhanota;
Nalkishorpura;
Amarpura;
Raythal;
Jabad;
Heerapura;
Kishanpura;
Jankinathpura;
Bokadawas;
Chhitra;
Pratapura;
Chandlae;
Devkishanpura;
Titria;
Bajdoli;
Swai jaisinghpura;
Bernathpura;
Srikishanpura;
Rodanwali;
Dholipal;
Hirnawali;
Manaksar; and
Nawan.
Bhakhranwali;
Haripura;
Indargarh;
Chack; and
Heerasinnghwala.
2TKW;
Ummewala;
Hasliya;
Goluwala;
Kanhewala; and
Amarsinghwala.
Jagatpura;
Majipura;
Sursinghpura;
Hanutiya;
Markhi;
Mahar;
Kalyanpura;
Tejpura;
Radawas;
Gulabvadi;
Dholi;
Nayabas;
Rampura; and
Jajekala.
Bhojpura;
Danjuly;
Ladana;
Khedabalji;
Atenli;
Madanpura;
Gopalpura;
Raysinghpura; and
Dosara.
Dungari;
Kheda;
Ranibas;
Balrampura;
Jagdishpura;
Ramchandrapura;
Idrapuri;
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Block
Villages
Mohanpura;
Toomali ka bas;
Nainwa;
Khejdi;
Tamdia;
Anantpura;
1. Navalgarh
2. Mukandgarh
3. Chidawa
Thali;
Mundia;
Nimodia;
Kotkhawada;
Ramnagar;
Heerapura;
District: Jhunjhunu
Bharwadi;
Jakhal;
Panio ki dhani;
Dhewa ki dhani;
Bhagera;
Pujari ki dhani;
Parasrampura;
Punia ki dhani;
Kheshwa ki dhani;
Hanmanji ki dhani;
Jhajhad;
Gusai ki dhani;
Dhaylo ka bas;
Gurjaron ki dhani;
Gothada;
Kari;
Deogaon;
Dudiyo ki dhani;
Gadodia ki dhani;
Birol;
Chara ka BAS;
Jhajhariyon ki dhani;
Ola ki dhani;
Bhojnagar;
Bhejyali johdi;
Girdharpura;
Bhopatpura;
Tonkalchilari;
Surjanpura;
Bay;
Durjanpura;
Dhaka ki dhani;
Navladi;
Todpura;
Dhodiwara khurd;
Pabana;
Dheesa ki dhani;
Pabana ka bas;
Balreeya;
Ranasar;
Kasairu;
Sangasi;
Kumabas;
Sotwara;
Mandasi;
Dabari balauda;
Mukundgarh;
Doomra;
Mainas;
Duddiyon ki dhani;
Dheegal;
Dudana ka bas;
Himmatpura;
Devgaon;
Narhad;
Jakhoda;
Alipur;
Bhawanipura;
Narnod;
Gothdi;
Maligaon;
Lamba gothda;
Bhompura;
Khudana;
Shyopura;
Bakthavarpura;
Shekhpura;
Nunia gothda;
Ismailpura;
Chidava;
Khudia;
Lamba;
Badangarh;
Mandrel;
Goavali;
Nandrampura;
Dudania;
Tigiyas;
Ghumansar khurad;
Dajava;
Jakhda;
Lodipura;
Dhatarwala;
Bhukana;
Govindpura;
Khithana;
Kushalpura;
chimapura
Roopnagar;
Talukpura;
Srikishanpura; and
Nainpura.
Johad ki dhani;
Saininagar;
Badwasi;
Charan ki dhani;
Chaudhani;
Kolsiya;
Nehra ki dhani;
Khedron ki dhani;
Jaisinghpura;
Mitharwalon ki dhani;
Garhwalon ki dhani;
Bhanpura;
Meelon ka bas;
Phulebarao nagar;
Kairu; and
Navalgarh.
Delsarkala;
Chauradi;
Chailasi;
Fatehsari;
Togdakalan;
Jatawali;
Jejusar;
Naharsidani; and
Ajeetpura.
Ardavata;
Bhanunda kala;
Maharampur;
Solana;
Goavala;
Tara ka bas;
Keharpura kala;
Padampura;
Kishorpura;
Kyamsar;
Chanana;
Malpura;
Sari;
Chidasan;
Sultana;
Bhamarvasi;
APPENDIX-III (L)
Block
4. Surajgarh
1. Chitawa
2. Molasar
Villages
Bharoogarh;
Oajatoo;
Nijampura;
Nalawa;
Rooppura;
Ghandawa;
Ghumansar;
Khudaniya;
Khedla;
Khededo ki dhani;
Dhani brhaman;
Jherli;
Bari;
Bangothadi;
Dhani chouhan;
Kakoda;
Kasni;
Kushalpura;
Kuloth kala;
Kheherpura;
Mahpalwas;
Morwa;
Dhindwa;
Bishnapura;
Bigodana;
Kaloli;
Surtpura;
Chanvdiya;
Moilasar;
Davda;
Dhankoli;
Bairikolla;
Nari;
Khudot;
Jhajhot;
Gidania;
Kidhwana;
Pipali;
Pilod;
Likhwa;
Hamirwas;
Haminpur;
Hanwantpura;
Bhawthdi;
Bhagina;
Raghunathpura;
Rayala;
Ram rakh ki dhani;
Ramnathpura;
Rajvirpura;
Dhani shyorana;
Sardarpura;
Swami shehi;
Sujhdola;
Shehi kala;
Urika;
Danger;
District: Nagaur
Adksar;
Doiltpura;
Daudsar;
Khandi;
Munwa;
Dhani khemu;
Eqtarpura; and
Shyampura.
Dhani dalmiya;
Dulaniya;
Deverod;
Tola shehi;
Jakhod;
Bhobiyan;
Netrampura;
Aduka;
Agwana khurd;
Gadoli;
Gopalpura;
Bangothadi khurd;
Kuloth khurd;
Kalyano ka bas;
Dhindwa bichla;
Khyaliya ki dhani;
Dhani mawandiya;
Ghardu;
Bas gokul; and
Jhajhdiyo ki dhani.
Kodas; and
Baigpura.
Sudrasan;
Payli; and
Heero ka bas.
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APPENDIX-III (N)
Tamil Nadu
1. Crop: Pigeon pea (Thuvarai) | Season: Kharif-2010
Block
1. Tirupattur
2. Kandhili
Tirupattur;
Achamangalam;
Kadhirimangalam;
Palnangkuppam;
Madapalli;
Koodapattu;
Dhadavalli;
Adhiyur;
Elavampatti;
S. Pallipattu;
Molagarampatti;
Kasinaickampatti;
District: Vellore
Villages
Bommikuppam;
Kadhirampatti;
A. K. Mottur;
Rachmangalm;
Kurusilapattu;
Perumapattu;
Pallavalli;
Sevatur;
Kunichi;
Lakkinaickampatti;
Periyakannalapatti;
Chennakanalpatti;
Andiyappanur;
Irunapattu;
Nacharkuppam;
Marimanikuppam; and
Pungulam.
Kagangarai;
Pathanavadi; and
Matrapalli.
2. Crop: Black gram (Uzhundu) | Season: Kharif-2010
Block
1. Polur
2. Kalasapakkam
District: Thiruvannamalai
Villages
Kalasamudram;
Kalvasal; and
Ladavaram;
Anaivadi;
Padiyamputhur;
Alangaramangalan; and
Kuppam.
Podagam.
3. Crop: Black gram (Uzhundu) | Season: Rabi: 2010-11
Block
1. Tiruvannamalai
2. Kilpennathur
District: Thiruvannamalai
Villages
Thiruvanaimugam;
Kilkarippur;
Su. Valavetti;
Esukazhikatteri;
Su. Nallur;
Andampallam;
Thandarai;
Anananthal;
Vaipur;
Rajanthangal;
Agaram;
Iluppanthangal;
Panniyur;
Avoor;
Angunam;
Oolaipadi;
Madurampattu; and
Naraiyur.
Nadazhagananthal; and
Na. Gengampattu.
APPENDIX-III (N)
Block
1. Vridhachalam
2. Kumaratchi
1. Mayiladuthurai
2. Kuthalam
1. Mannargudi
2. Needamangalam
1. Pattukotai
2. Thiruvonam
3. Orathanadu
1. Ottapidaram
1. Ulundurupet;
& Thirunavalur
District: Cuddalore
Villages
M. Agaram;
Visaloor;
Edachittoor;
Pallipattu;
Mangalampettai;
Siruvambar;
Puliangudi;
M. Arasur;
Koothur;
Mullangudi;
Madharsudamani;
Nalanputhur;
Keel Adhangudi;
Vennaiyur;
C. Arasur;
Keelparuthikudi;
District: Nagapattinam
Chozhampettai;
Pandur;
Mappadukai;
Villianallur; and
Vanathirajapuram;
Kadalangudi; and
Thirumanancherry;
District: Thiruvarur
Paravakottai;
Neduvakottai; and
VaduvoorEdamelaiyur; and
Vadapathy;
District: Thanjavur
Veppankadu;
Veerakurichi
Veppankadu-Uppakadai;
Aladimkumulai;
Karambayam;
Sukkiranpatti;
Thirunallur;
Pinnaiyur(W); and
Vadakkukottai;
Thirumangalakottai East;
Thoanrampattu;
Thirumangalakottai West;
Arumulai; and
District: Thoothukudi
Malaipatti;
O. Saravanapuram; and
District: Villipuram
P. Killanur;
A. Puthur;
R.R. Kuppam;
A. Kumaramangalam;
Olaiyanur;
Eraiyur;
Moolasamuthram;
Erunthai;
P.Konalavadi;
Korattur;
Pugaipatti;
Chinnakuppam;
S. Malayanur;
Kanaiyar;
Kattuparur; and
Karnatham.
M. Udaiyur;
Melaparuthikudi;
Vetchiyur;
Ilankambur; and
Kanchivai.
Siddarkadu.
Alangudi.
Edayur Empethi.
Karuvakurichi.
Eanathi; and
Palamuthi.
Pinnaiyur(E).
Poovathur.
Ottanatham.
Pathur;
Senkurichi;
Kurumbur;
Nachiyarpettai;
Meppuliyur; and
Sivapattinam.
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APPENDIX-III (O)
Uttar Pradesh
1. Crop: Pigeon pea (Arhar) | Season: Kharif- 2010
District: Banda
Block
Villages
1. Tindawari
Mahui;
Semari;
Bhujauli;
Godhani;
Gokharhi;
Pipargawan;
Ghoroiti;
Bhadauli;
Sindhauli;
Terahimaphi;
Jauharpur;
Bhidaura;
Mahedu;
Chhirhuta;
Tindwari;
Parsauda;
Amraiya;
Arsauda;
Padarthapur;
Khajuri;
Tara;
Dighavat;
Barethikala;
Gugauli;
Narvanshidera;
Palara;
Piparhari;
Atarhat;
Paprenda;
Alona;
Khaptihakala;
Amlor;
Khauda;
Chhapar;
Benda;
Macha;
Amalikaur;
Mungus;
Mirgahni;
Bhujarakh;
Singhpur;
Jasaipur;
Lohari;
Bichhawahi;
Dhausad;
Bachheura;
Bambiya;
Laloali; and
Sahinga.
2. Baberu
Badagaon;
Ahaar;
Shiv;
Janwara;
Ghansaul;
Parabihari;
Pesta;
Hardauli;
Jugrehli;
Pandari;
Devratha;
Tolakala;
Jalalpur;
Karhuli;
Sigoini;
Palhari;
Bagehata;
Anausa;
Kelhanuwa;
Aalampur;
Sangara;
Majhiwa;
Ragauli;
Kayal;
Asthara;
Armar;
Bhadwari;
Byoja;
Baghaila;
Nibhaur; and
Kurari.
1. Amauli
Pachaura;
Bharsa;
Kewtara;
Kahijara;
Etara;
District: Fatehpur: Arhar
Atmatpur;
Ahiranpur;
Gangupur;
Parseda ;
Jara;
Jhaliya;
Shyampur;
Chaklala; and
Badanpur.
APPENDIX-III (O)
Block
2. Asothar
3. Vijaypur
1. Rath
2. Sarila
1. Sataon
Bahadurpur;
Gokan;
Khansenpur;
Parsetha;
Gopalpur Gara;
Avadhrtpur;
Tikri;
Janantara;
Ragdhupur;
Arjunpur;
Chandapur;
Chitanpur;
Pokharigara;
Girdharpurgada;
Bhawanpurgada;
Narauligada;
Ekdala;
Raghurajpur;
Atgawan;
Pahadigari;
Etoara;
Raura;
Kaitha;
Sikroadha;
Kotha;
Tunka;
Bakrai;
Bilpur;
Tai;
Mahrajpur;
Atrauli;
Puraini;
Jabalpur;
Dharupur;
Dhoahal;
Chandaus;
Gobindpur;
Purebajpai;
Manpur;
Narainikapurwa;
Hardaurpur;
Purefatebahadur;
Bisrapur;
Shekhapur;
Domapur;
Pahadpur;
Gambhirpur;
Aniepurpahadpur;
Munejarganj;
Jhabra;
Jhabrakapurwa;
Pureaasharam;
Purekoili;
Korihar;
Villages
Nidhwapur;
Dewlan;
Lilara;
Ramnagar;
Rari;
Koriyanka purwa;
Kachara;
Tarapur;
Dhaurhara;
Sudanpur;
Malukbarikachara;
Jwalamukhi;
Titiharipur;
Shivpuri;
Loharpur;
Takkipur;
Kathariya;
Sotharpur;
District: Hamirpur
Galhiya;
Jhinnabira;
Siriya;
Kharakher;
Tolakhaganran;
Audera;
Gohani Panwadi;
Mawai;
Chhina;
Bandawa;
Mamana;
Guhali;
Endrapur;
Jariya;
Bhaisay;
Magroal;
Uparhanka;
District: Raebarelly
Pure-Bhavanibaskh;
Ataurakhurd;
Purebajrangbali;
Purebajranbali-Ataura;
Dillihar;
Pure Kachhavaha;
Puredauli;
Jariya;
Puremahipat;
Chandai-Raghu;
Jagjivanpur-Amariya;
Balla-Batual;
Pure-Thakurdinkosa;
Gojhari;
Pipari;
Malikmau-Chaubara;
Pureratti;
Purekot;
Gari;
Tikri; and
Mavai.
Sonemau;
Jiharwa;
Sarauli;
Godaura;
Salawan;
Pratappur;
Chachida;
Mankapur;
Gulrihapur;
Nandanpurwa;
Padrapar;
Bhuruhi; and
Mahimapur.
Malehata;
Lidhaura;
Noaranga;
Kurra;
Maloaha;
Masgaon; and
Tolarawat.
Chhiboali;
Gutakawara;
Sarila;
Bangara;
Parchha;
Bilgaon; and
Jamodi.
Nunaira;
Hardau;
Husenabad;
Dubenkhera;
Mudiyankhera;
Kalupur;
Mishrakhera;
Purebadali;
Majhigaon;
Gadariyankhera;
Lakshipur;
Barbhankhera;
Puretal;
Kutkuri;
Sukhaikhera;
Basawankhera;
Baraula;
Andhi;
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Block
2. Khiron
Villages
Purebangali;
Pureswagti;
Puremadhav;
Munirmau;
Purbaladeen;
Purduniyapati;
Saraimubarak;
Surukhapur;
Pure-Shivbaksh;
Ramnagar;
Dihura;
Porai;
Salarpur;
Daribasakha-Naubati;
Dariba;
Chandauli;
Rasulpur-Gunda;
Sakha Navati;
Retikhurd Bujurg;
Pure Thakuran;
Retikhurd;
Puresitaram;
Sultanpur-khera;
Bhavanibaskh;
Puredurjan;
Purelalta;
Purebaishan;
Sultanpurkhera Thk;
Pure-Lambai;
Pureramdin;
Purehori;
Puduniya;
Pure-Dauli;
Pure-Kachhavaha;
Pahadpur;
Ataurabujurg;
Puresamvabshi;
Pureberi;
Purekuti Gopaldas;
Malikmau-Chaubara;
Lohada;
Purepandit;
Raula;
Purelalbahadur;
Pureraghuvar;
Puresujan;
Sumehpur;
Naubasta;
Bardar;
Barua;
Tikara;
Dedaur;
Sataon;
Kanhamau;
Singhaur;
Ajitpur;
Drugpalganj;
Chaka;
Vemalahankhera;
Deki;
Begjahankhera;
Jeri;
Rampur;
Udvatkhera;
Dariyakhera;
Shivpuri;
Prathvikhera;
Dedanpur;
Bhitari;
Semari-Nayakhera;
Tivarinkhera;
Devalimanpur;
Manpur;
Devgaon;
Ketanpur;
Himanchalkhera;
Lalpur;
Shivmalkhera;
Baraundi;
Hindukhera;
Bahadurkhera; and
Serwapur.
Kesauli;
Sukhipur;
Khanpur khunti;
Lakushahar;
Mirzapur;
Saraiya;
Khanepur;
Nihasta;
Kalauna;
Syampur;
Satanpur;
Raipur;
Akhaupur;
Parvalia;
Dukanaha;
Ikauni;
Maisai;
Saguni; and
Haripur -Midarha.
District: Sultanpur
1. Pratappur
Kamaincha
2. Kadipur
Malhipur;
Shivpur;
Pathkhauli;
Ghakhasupur;
Rahtipur;
Shaphipur;
Shehpur-Par;
Pratapur-Ka;
Barvaripur;
Katasari;
Raibigo;
Narayanpar;
Sarayrani;
Andarayanpur;
Kodipurkherd;
Mohammdabad;
Ishipur;
Gaura;
Ghurahupur;
Purimimapatti;
Vatikala;
Kubershahpur;
Narayanpur;
Aanapur-Na;
Haripur;
Shukulpur;
Bagarkherd;
Shahabuddinpur;
Khaniya;
Amaliya;
Salarpur;
Bhatauta-Tulsipatti;
Chhatonakhurd;
Kotharakala;
Sonava;
Punibhumipatti;
Rampur;
Khanpur;
Malhipur; and
Shaphipur.
Gudara;
Gautikari;
Bhupatipur;
Pakadpur;
Budapur;
Pratappur;
Trilokpur-Newada;
Narottampur;
APPENDIX-III (O)
Block
Villages
Jalalpur;
Aldemau;
Khutiwpur;
Nurpur;
Pahadpurkala;
Bagarkala;
Gopalpur- Sarayakhwaja;
Sakarde;
Ramnagar -Purehardas;
Devrajpur;
Patnapavaropatt;
Gajendrapur;
Hinduavad;
Bahauddinpur;
Narayanpur Na;
Karodikala;
Vijethua Rajapur;
Dasgarapara;
Gudarashodhanpur;
Umarpur;
Sodhanpur;
Phirihiti;
Tahirpur;
Khalispur;
Chaturbhurpur;
Baithiyavalamau;
Vilbal; and
Musepur.
District: Hamirpur
Block
Villages
1. Maudha
Bighana;
Karahiya;
Sisolar;
Chhiraka;
Rohari;
Naralach;
Ladar;
Sayshri;
Makaraon;
Upari;
Piproanda;
Tinduhi;
Bhawani;
Riwan;
Mancha;
Ragoal;
Para;
Asui;
Echoali;
Siloali;
Sadarpur;
Kunheta; and
Ratoali.
2. Kurara
Kurara;
Jhalokhar;
Kutubpur;
Bhainsapali;
Raghawa;
Todarpur;
Sarsai;
Patara;
Shiwani;
Kaushalyapur;
Damar;
Mangalpur;
Pandui;
Kusmara;
Khirwa;
Kharoanja;
Biloata;
Mishripur; and
Shekhupur.
3. Sumerpur
Chandapurwa;
Pandhari;
Badanpur;
Pachkhura;
Suroali;
Engohata;
Mawaijar;
Birkhera;
Pararaipura Khu.;
Teda;
Mundera;
Kaithi;
Mihuna;
Banda;
Bidokhar;
Nadehara;
Pachkhura Mahan ;
Kumhaupur;
Bhoaniya; and
Kunakhera.
District: Sultanpur
1. Bhadar
Savanagi;
Sonari;
Bahadurpur;
Bhadar;
Gajipur;
Bhoraha;
Mangara;
Nagardih;
Nivadiya;
Ratapur; and
Sonarikala.
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Block
2. Bhadaiya
3. Sangrampur
1. Dakor
2. Jalaun
3. Madhogarh
4. Kuthaud
5. Maheva
6. Kadaura
1. Badagaon
2. Chirgaon
Bharthipur;
Bhadaiya;
Malikpur;
Jadipur;
Balampur;
Sakava;
Sarayachal;
Jagdishpur;
Salahpur;
Baduddinpur;
Bhavsinghpur;
Sangrampur;
Kannu;
Sonarikannu;
Kumsiliya;
Muhamdabad;
Wajida;
Manora;
Ruraaddu;
Sudhar;
Dhantouli;
Sarangpur;
Pratappura;
Bhaupura;
Pankula;
Rasoolpur;
Chaki;
Abdullapur;
Nahili (Madnepur);
Anko;
Muthound;
Madhawpur -Manaya;
Malthua;
Bhitari;
Garrehi;
Jolhoopur;
Kuwnakhena (Dadupur)
Babina (Farhampur)
Jauribujurg;
Lewa;
Garmau;
Taindaul;
lidhaura;
Opara;
Pahadibujurg;
Sultanpura;
Siya;
Gulara;
Chirgaon;
Chirgaon-Dehat;
Rampura;
Miyapur;
Villages
Pakhrauli;
Belamohan;
Barsada;
Semri Purusshottampur;
Kuchhmuchh;
Mahesua;
Abhiyakhurd;
Karomi;
Babhangoan;
Bikavajitpur;
Belasada;
Teraye;
Pannatikari;
Sakarasi;
Barue;
Abhiyakala; and
Jhavara.
Bhairavpur;
Sahjirpur;
Banbirpur;
Madhupurkhadri;
Bhavalpur;
Dhaurahara;
Dhaoan; and
Chunnupur.
District: Jalaun
Atariya;
Girthan;
Tikariya;
Dhurat;
Somai;
Jagnewna;
Bhadanwa;
Sahaw;
Pahnpura;
Sarawan;
Amkhena;
Gorabhoopaka;
Chak-Jagdewpur;
Ajnara; and
Timaro.
Madari; and
Gadhguwna.
Kundau;
Madori; and
Rajpura.
Mihona;
Dharmpura-brala;
Nakelpura;
Mahapoli(Nawada);
Bawali; and
Rampura-Kirwaha.
Atrakalan;
Nyamatpur;
Simhara-kasimpur;
Margaya;
Barkhena;
Harchandpur;
Pall;
Damras; and
Abhedepur.
Niswapur;
Akabarpur; and
Usarganw.
District: Jhansi
Behtapalar;
Palar;
Bhupnagar;
Phutera;
Harpura;
Pachar;
Bajhera;
Puranda;
Nadarwas;
Bhatpura;
Chelara;
Jaryai;
Dharmapura;
Bidari;
Barethi;
Sanora;
Nohatchhor; and
Talarmanna.
Ramaipur;
Madguan;
Kumahariya;
Chhirauna;
Budupura;
Nirauna; and
Baghera.
APPENDIX-III (O)
Block
Villages
3. Mauranipur
Axev;
Madva;
Chakara;
4. Gursarian & Garotha Aivani;
Lidhaura;
Lakhavati;
Hiranagar;
Iskil;
Kakarvai;
Garautha;
Barota;
Bhadarwarakhurd;
Dumrai;
Pasoura;
1. Talbehat
2. Jakhaura
3. Maharauni
Talbehat;
Bamohrisar;
Kadesra;
Bijrautha;
Kakdari;
Virdha;
Budawani;
Mukhataura;
Puravirdha;
Bhuchera;
Pawa;
Nathikeda;
Gangaura;
Yoni;
Bhadra;
Gulenda;
Barauda-Swami;
Kislwans;
Badraun;
Seeron-Kalan;
Mainwar-Kalan;
Aagar;
Sirsa;
Jamaura-mafhi;
Silawan;
Chaprat;
Kuaghosi;
Padwa;
Midarwaha;
Khiriyalatkanju;
Pachoda;
Chayan;
Kisarda;
Patha;
Samogar;
Khiriya;
Gadava;
Tilera;
Dhamnapayak;
Khiriyaghat;
Bhasneh;
Kheri;
Etaura;
Nunar;
Tahrauli;
Pandwaha;
Emalauta;
Saria;
Birauna;
Markua;
District: Lalitpur
Yewani;
Myaon;
Targuwan;
Chamraua;
Nelai;
Madaun;
Tapariyan;
Lalaun;
Bandesra;
Ganeshpura;
Tindra;
Kareela;
Hanauta;
Udgawan;
Bajuno;
Panchampur;
Gangaura;
Dhurwara;
Jakhaura;
Ghisauli;
Nagwans;
Sirsee;
Mainwar;
Chitra;
Bahmorighat;
Jhakora;
Gudha;
Sojana;
Saidpur;
Korvas;
Shukhadi;
Agora;
Bhora;
Kyolari;
Banpur;
Chauki;
Budaie;
Ravan; and
Syavari.
Virpura;
Puchhi;
Dugara;
Asta;
Madda;
Garauthakhurd;
Bilaytikhet;
Madhawpura;
Sonakpura; and
Nagar.
Rajawan;
Kotare;
Rampra-Kathawar;
Hansrikalan;
Mau;
Piprai;
Patauriya;
Khandi;
Teta;
Sarsau;
Jamalpur;
Purakalan; and
Chauwara.
Vinoka-toran;
Vinoka-mafhi;
Saurai;
Mirchwara;
Jiyawan;
Burwar;
Masaura-kalan;
Pataura-kalan;
Nanora; and
Silgan.
Rukwaha;
Karonda;
Bahmoribhadur;
Tikra;
Kumhedi;
Sadhumal;
Nenwara;
Kurora;
Lachalpur;
Azan;
Largan; and
Mudhiya.
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4. Virdha
5. Modauraha
6. Bar
1. Khiron
2. Lalganj
Villages
Balabhehat;
Neemkhera;
Keolari;
Barodiya;
Semra;
Giltora;
Maholi;
Virdha;
Pipariyapali;
Anora;
Rakhwara;
Gidwaha;
Madaura;
Rangaon;
Syampur-siron;
Siron;
Dhawa;
Semarkhera;
Bar;
Bamohari-sahna;
Dashrara;
Bachrawani;
Todi;
Bamoharai-khadet;
Pulwara;
Karitoran;
Semra-kheda;
Sarara-dang;
Kalothara;
Kalrav;
Barodiya-ryan;
Sepura;
Modhari;
Rasoi;
Besra;
Lokat;
Bhota;
Basri;
Girah;
Hasri;
Barchaun;
Lidhaura;
Ganchari;
Karitoran;
Sorai;
Khutgunwa;
Mathura-dang;
Bastrawan;
Bamohari-kalan;
Bhaloni-lodh;
Gadiya;
Bamohari;
Semrapur;
Motikheda;
Semra-khurd;
Semra-kalan;
District: Raebarelly
Kesauli;
Nihasta;
Sukhipur;
Kalauna;
Khanpur khunti;
Syampur;
Lakushahar;
Satanpur;
Mirzapur;
Raipur;
Saraiya;
Akhaupur;
Khanepur;
Parvalia;
Uttra gauri;
Aban-hardo-patti;
Pure-Rana;
Behtakalan;
Pure-Risali;
Bajpaikhera;
Pure-Garib;
Purebahai-ka-urwa;
Pure-Dhunnu;
Pure-vishramsingh;
Purey-Gauri;
Chakwapur;
Pure-Kali;
Purebaiju;
Pure-Chandulal;
Purenaukheyrai;
Ambar-Pachhim- Gaura
Bhairampur;
Roopai;
Behtakalan;
Ambara-Pachhim;
Chakwapur;
Govindpur-Baloli;
Shahpur;
Shikhawan-Khurd;
Pratappur;
Jamuawan;
Mahakhera;
Kanamau;
Pure-ori;
Bhuskushpur;
Saraimishran;
Pathari;
Dongra;
Betna;
Satarwas;
Nayagao;
Kalyanpura;
Barkhiriya;
Jharkon; and
Bhadra.
Tauri-Dharsagar;
Emaliya-Girar;
Pisanari-siron;
Ganchari-Liphaura;
Girar-Dewariyan;
Pisnari; and
Sawtu-Wahchaun.
Khajra;
Rajwara;
Ladwari;
Dulwan;
Turka;
Tathakeda;
Leki;
Semra-bujurg;
Kurguwan; and
Semra-bhagnagar.
Dukanaha;
Ikauni;
Maisai;
Saguni; and
Haripur Midarha.
Yadunathsingh-ka- purwa;
Khajurgaon;
Ranikhera;
Naubasta;
Pure-pakkan;
Shivpuri;
Gegoson;
Pure-gobre;
Banpurwa;
Bajpaipur;
Katara;
Purebeshan;
Meethapur;
Bahai;
Shankar-ka-purwa;
Maduri;
APPENDIX-III (O)
Block
3. Sarvan/Sareni
Villages
Datoli;
Pure-Amberveer;
Daulatsingh-ka-purwa;
Purechack-Pancham-Singh;
Balamau;
Sarai-beriakhera;
Kankpur;
Malauveer-singhpur;
Pure-Adheen;
Beloli;
Nanki;
Gahari;
Ramgarh;
Painasi;
Jogapur;
Beri Gaon;
Chtta khera;
Shivgulamkhera;
Gudhanikhera;
Gudhanikhera;
Pureguru;
Puredaulatsingh;
Kumbhdaura;
Dhanabad;
Semerpah;
Pure todhi;
Shobhwa purey ajmer;
Pure-kashapur; and
Shobhapur.
Pathakkhera;
Neebi;
Rawatpurkalan;
Saraykhandey;
Bhagwatpur;
Raghurajkhera;
Khemankhera;
Chahotar;
Bhawakhera;
Jhulpur;
Bashu khera;
Jarbar;
Durjanpur;
Maitashpur;
Lachhai khera;
Mahraj khera;
Gosai khera;
Haripur;
Kameshwer;
Khapsari;
Gharaolo;
Haiwatpurkhurd;
Chinta khera;
Murarmau;
Mehrajpur;
Rasoolpur;
Surajpur; and
Hullapur.
3. Crop: Bengal gram (Chana) | Season: Rabi-2010-11
District: Banda
Block
1. Tindawari
2. Jaspura
Villages
Dighavat;
Bhidaura;
Jasaipur;
Banshidera;
Dhausad;
Singhpur;
Mata;
Chhapar;
Jauharpur;
Tindawari;
Chilla;
Khauda;
Terahimaphi;
Paprenda;
Ghudaura;
Khaptihakhurd;
Jhanjhri;
Echhaawar;
Bahudari;
Barehta;
Basahari;
Badagaon;
Budheda;
Benda;
Lomar;
Sahinga;
Amalikaur;
Mahui;
Mahedu;
Parsauda;
Godhani;
Chhirhuta;
Gajani;
Gokharhi;
Mungus;
Atarhat;
Pipargawan;
Bichhawahi;
Piparhari;
Palara;
Semari;
Bambiya;
Mirgahni;
Niwaich;
Bhujrakh;
Tara;
Khaptihakala;
Barethikala; and
Badeha.
Mavaghat;
Piparodar;
Singhankala;
Sikahula;
Bhatha;
Padohara;
Paderi;
Rampur;
Rajadera;
Tangamau;
Jaspura;
Narjita;
Narayan;
Nandadev;
Amara;
Gaurikala;
Gajipur;
Gadiriya;
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3. Baberu
4. Bisanda
5. Mahua
6. Naraini
Kanakheda;
Kumariadera;
Mahendradera;
Maraulikala;
Baghaila;
Byoja;
Baberugaon;
Bakal;
Baduali;
Beldan;
Bagehata;
Koraram;
Kauhata;
Kajitola;
Kabirpur;
Kuchendu;
Marka;
Majhila;
Maruli;
Murwal;
Bisandi;
Gilathu;
Pindaran;
Bachhaugha;
Ballan;
Kullukhera;
Bhadawal;
Aila;
Ghurauda;
Khambhaura;
Kharaunch;
Khanpur;
Khurhanda;
Kharwa;
Etrakhurd;
Baheri;
Barsadabujurg;
Bansi;
Badokharkhurd;
Bachhei;
Budhauli;
Bansakha;
Balkhera;
Kachharpurwa;
Kalhara;
Makri;
Kahua;
Khohi;
Kheriya;
Khalari;
Baruakalijar;
Bariyarpur;
Villages
Shekhupur;
Sonamau;
Dadamau;
Chandwara;
Thurthuwa;
Nilathu;
Hardauli;
Bhadwari;
Bhadehadu;
Bhuranepurwa;
Pakhrauli;
Parabihari;
Pandari;
Pawaiya;
Patwan;
Poon;
Palhari;
Rayan;
Ragauli;
Samsuddinpur;
Sangara;
Umri;
Devratha;
Parseda;
Pawaiya;
Pawai;
Debhni;
Masuri;
Murawa;
Mugaura;
Munguspurwa;
Maleharanewada;
Bigahana;
Pithaurawad;
Shivhad;
Simariya;
Chhiwav;
Bilgoan;
Tinduhi;
Nehalpur;
Girwa;
Hastam;
Hadha;
Pachokhar;
Riga;
Reuna;
Sahewa;
Ranipur;
Rewachi;
Ragaulibhatpura;
Sahnkerpurwa;
Shahbajpur;
Gadola;
Galuali; and
Lasda.
Sathi;
Satar;
Jarohara;
Jugrehli;
Jalalpur;
Amlohara;
Aliha;
Ahaar;
Armar;
Tolakala;
Aalampur;
Achhah;
Anausa;
Gaurikhanpur;
Guraulishukla; and
Gujaini.
Beldan;
Amalohara;
Gadaw; and
Lamehta.
Sarswah;
Sautasyoda;
Semariyajadid;
Dogari;
Duwari;
Durgapur;
Dewarar;
Wande;
Warsadakhurd;
Warsdabujurg;
Takuli;
Tera;
Jakhani;
Nai;
Adhrauri;
Ajitpala;
Ajitpur;
Arjunaah;
Gadichandpur; and
Gumai.
Mahotara;
Mahuwa;
Mavai;
Mutiyari;
Mrudirammpur;
APPENDIX-III (O)
Block
Villages
Bahadurpur;
Barkola;
Barhanda;
Barchha;
Barchhadadiha;
Basrehi;
Badaichha;
Badosa;
Badosasaini;
Kartal;
Klyanpurkala;
Mahrani;
Mukera;
Bilaharka;
Piyar;
Piparhari;
Rethuali;
Sighauti;
Haripur;
Bhusasi;
Panchampur;
Parsahar;
Pauhar;
Pukari;
Purainiya;
Palhari;
Ranjitpur;
Raksi;
1. Asothar
2. Amauli
3. Vijaypur
4. Khajuha
Datauli;
Jipkara;
Darsaura;
Bauradera;
Jharpochhi;
Sikandarpur;
Mavai;
Kulli;
Manupur;
Rahmatpur;
Mohvatpur;
Balvanpur;
Hasaulikher;
Solva;
Babupur;
Barethi;
Jalanpur;
Mamnapur;
Jabarjastkhera;
Alampur;
Almapur;
Khunta;
Piyori;
Sada;
Dadwamanpur;
Udaymanpur;
Dubariya;
Fatehgaj;
Turra;
Tera;
Jabrapur;
Nahari;
Neduwa;
Nagwara;
Orha;
Atra;
Gopara;
Goremau;
Gudhakala;
Lahureta;
Lodhaura;
Khamhora;
Kharaunch;
Khanpur;
Baruasyoda;
Bansi;
Kabauli;
Kaverpur;
Keshrua;
Mau;
District: Fatehpur
Oti;
Saivashi;
Rithava;
Goiriaura;
Chandpur;
Mehdiya;
Bhikhanipur;
Barara;
Jhuriyapur;
Lolabandh;
Maheshpurmathetha;
Shahjahapursalarha;
Dapkil;
Kharau;
Alamganj;
Mampur;
Bhevli;
Jaipur;
Khunta-1;
Khunta-2;
Nathukhera;
Partappur;
Nandapur;
Murwa;
Malhara;
Pithaurabad;
Risaura;
Niwada;
Girwa;
Husainpur;
Pahadpur;
Pachokhar;
Paigambar;
Pangara;
Rampur;
Shantpur;
Syoda;
Sakatpur;
Dewarar;
Chakatkuli;
Takuli;
Tarkhari;
Nauhai;
Jarar;
Naraina;
Nauhaibnasi;
Gadichandpur;
Gumai; and
Naganedhi.
Karaiha; and
Korarkanak.
Makandipiur;
Goundaha;
Aura; and
Tarandera.
Shivprasaddera;
Pasinkadera;
Chandwainkadera;
Chatarkadera; and
Rampurbhasraul.
Chakbardar;
Angnakhera;
Awalkhera;
Kukedi;
Gahrukhera;
Jaferganj;
Bharatpur;
Gajaipur;
Dariyabag;
Hintapur;
Bindaur;
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Villages
Gadi;
Badluvapur;
Chari;
Bhikhampur;
Lakhmipur;
Banshpur;
Khuntagari;
Baranchi;
Sultanpur;
1. Sarila
2. Maudha
3. Rath
1. Dakor/Eat
2. Rampura
3. Jalaun
1. Bamaur
Uparhanka;
Chhiboali;
Bargaonwa;
Kariyari;
Jariya;
Sisolar;
Gahroali Khu.;
Bhaista;
Patanpur;
Parachha;
Sijwahi;
Piparoanda;
Sayshri;
Noahai;
Kaitha;
Badanpura;
Para;
Barada;
Gohani;
Somai;
Binoura;
Akodhi;
Saidnagar;
Adha;
Dhaguakala;
Gopalpura;
Lodhipura;
Hamirpura;
Bahrai;
Gorachirya;
Dharmpura;
Dikoli;
Naroul;
Sahaw;
Sudhar;
Salabad;
Akodhi;
Kashipur;
Kheri;
Dugara;
Khadaini;
Keptara;
Jamrauli;
Chakchapherali;
Mauhari;
Mansurpur;
Chakabdalkhan;
Kasiapur;
Etra;
Darautalalpur;
District: Hamirpur
Chandaus;
Puraini;
Lodhipura;
Bandawa;
Habibpur;
Jigni;
Selaven;
Paradan;
Kusara;
Chakhata; and
Hasnapur.
Siloali;
Bhawoara;
Naraycha;
Chakadaha;
Biharaka;
Kunheta;
Karahiya;
Kamhariya;
Pathanoadi;
Bilarakh;
Padra;
Kasbakhera;
Barel;
Dadari;
District: Jalaun
Ait;
Bandholi;
Jasarikalan;
Bandagaw;
Wajida;
Tikar;
Jayagha;
Himmatpur;
Ninawali;
Bhitora;
Gudaha;
Bera;
Jaggamanpur;
Upari;
Guradha;
Lewa;
Padori;
Kapasa;
Baijemau; and
Riwan.
Nagra-Nagari;
Jagatpura Ahir;
Sadupura;
Gadhela;
Adalpur;
District: Jhansi
Bararu;
Siya;
Motikatra;
Kusmara;
Sihri-Badagaw;
Sahjadpur; and
Pahadpura.
Boakhar;
Dhagawa;
Jamodi; and
Parchha.
Muskara Khu.;
Roaro;
Tikariya;
Chirwa;
Umaniya; and
Bahagaon.
Karuai;
Air;
Sikari-Byas;
Mahamada;
Bohadpura; and
Karmer.
Jogepura;
Chhona;
Melawali;
Mullado;
Sultanpur;
Manumantpura; and
Madaya.
Pasaura;
Nagar;
Khiriya;
APPENDIX-III (O)
Block
2. Gursarian
3. Mauranipur
Villages
Khadaura;
Nunar;
Asta;
Kairokhar;
Rampura;
Garautha;
Birupura;
Dumarai;
Simardha;
Durkhuru;
Bhagwanpura;
Sahpura;
Kachir;
Aivani;
Jasvantpur;
Asta;
Bilari;
Kheri;
Jakhoura;
Patha;
Maheba;
Gorpura;
Gursarain;
Pandwaha;
Badwar;
Bagrauni;
Kakaravi;
Todi-fatehpur;
Gadvai;
Sujarar;
Maigaon;
Dhawari;
Bramhsinghpura;
Chaukari;
Bilayatikhet;
Hewatpura;
Bugara;
Bankapahadi;
Achhausa;
Iskil;
Madhawpura;
Ataraula;
Madda;
Madhopura;
Bhadra;
Badagaon;
Laduani;
Maudehat;
Bamhauri;
Purwa;
Bhadarwar;
Khilara;
Dhamna-Payak;
Bangra;
Chaturtai;
Lakhavati;
Benda;
Kharka;
Madha;
Bhadarwara;
Dhibkai;
Birauna;
Shila;
Gohana;
Bilati;
Bilatikhet;
Hiranagar;
Seriya;
Saseda;
Etaura;
Sangoli;
Tondiamali;
Parsua;
Kairokhar;
Atarsua;
Lodhi;
Jalalpura;
Siya;
Aivani;
Gudha;
Dhingapur;
Bhagwantpur;
Dhanmaur;
Adhagara;
Bella;
Ghuraiya;
Lakhavati;
Chhiraura;
Toharaulikela;
Tahraulikhas;
Barampur;
Baramain;
Amali;
Naryanpura;
Alampura;
Bachheh;
Madauri;
Chimadwara;
Kharkamaphi;
Kakwara;
Bervai;
Lahchura;
Syavari;
Saptwara;
Mudki;
Basariya;
Devara;
Bhasneh;
Etaura;
Tahrauli;
Emlauta;
Nipan;
Barautha;
Bhadarwarakhurd;
Behatar;
Gokul;
Raghuali;
Airach;
Baramain; and
Nipan.
Basariya;
Bhadarwara;
Nunar;
Chandrapura;
Farida;
Miagaon;
Baraura;
Badokhar;
Bhasneh;
Nagra;
Bargaon;
Purainiya;
Saria;
Ajara;
Karguankhurd;
Ghala;
Dodiya;
Dabar;
Khadeni;
Goti;
Siguraha;
Endi;
Suha;
Pasarai;
Dhurbai;
Gata; and
Kuraitha.
Rupadhamana;
Melauni;
Barauri;
Kotare;
Nayagaon;
Suhagpur;
Bukhara; and
Dhawka.
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4. Bangra
1. Talbehta
2. Bar
3. Mahrauni
1. Kavarai & Charkhari
Villages
Emaliya;
Pachwara;
Sihra;
Bijna;
Amanpura;
Rajpura;
Chadudhawari;
Talbehta;
Evani;
Terai;
Purakalan;
Vigari;
Ghungi;
Gulenda;
Vijaypura;
Bijrautha;
Bamohrisar;
Kadesra-kalan;
Serwansh;
Lalaun;
Khandi;
Gewara;
Targuwan;
Udgawan;
Bhehora;
Kalothra;
Turka;
Semra dang;
Bar;
Jarya;
Gura;
Khiriya-bharanju;
Kuanghoshi;
Sadhumal;
Samogar;
Badai-ka-kuan;
Chayan;
Jakhaura;
Kisarda;
Dhawari;
Khiriya-latkanju;
Pachpahar;
Tikamau;
Sijahari;
Damoura;
Baniyatala;
Mahanpura;
Raipura;
Sahpahari;
Ratauli;
Nota;
Kuangaon;
Sanora;
Syavanibujurg;
Sakarar;
Bijnawasar;
District: Lalitpur
Mukhataura;
Bandesra;
Patauriya;
Googar;
Rajawan;
Chandri;
Thana;
Sunaura;
Chandpur;
Virnoe;
Kareela;
Kandhari;
Bangua;
Chayan;
Kotra;
Bhansi;
Mau;
Sahpur;
Gangaura;
Pulwara;
Dashrara;
Semra-bujurg;
Gadoli-kalan;
Silawan;
Bahmoribhadur;
Darauna;
Patha;
Mudiya;
Midarwaha;
Padawan;
Amaura;
Baryu;
Chauki;
District: Mohaba
Negwa;
Karahkala;
Chhikaraha;
Bilvai;
Mahoba;
Pipramau;
Kanchanpura; Salarpur;
Bhagorabijna;
Bhagaora;
Basar;
Hinaura;
Majara; and
Bagrauni.
Kakdari;
Bhuchera;
Ranipur;
Futera;
Barma vihar;
Nathikheda;
Gajaura;
Radhapur;
Rampur;
Rajpur;
Para;
Piprai;
Madoon;
Hansri;
Mawan;
Budawani;
Jamalpur; and
Asaupura.
Mathura-dang;
Bamohari sahana; and
Ladwari.
Saidpur;
Chaprat;
Gaganiya;
Dagwar;
Maharauni;
Chiraula;
Gundarapur;
Khumedi;
Bamohari;
Neguan; and
Bhonra.
Nathupura;
Bara;
Sijeriya;
Mandra;
Kedari;
Selamaph;
Nanaura; and
Looheri.
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Block
2. Jaitpur & Kulpahar
Ladpur;
Mudhari;
Mohari;
Baura;
Selakhalsa;
Batewrakhurd;
Undwara;
Satari;
Lalauni;
Villages
Saguniyamaph;
Jaitpur;
Mahubandh;
Chhitrwara;
Kaithaura;
Bachhechharkala;
Pasanabad;
Bagbaha;
Aari;
Tikariya Jaitpur;
Bhagari;
Mahuabandh;
Slaiyamaph;
Kudai;
Endrafata; and
Akauni.
4. Crop: Lentil (Masur) | Season: Rabi : 2010-11
Block
1. Manda
1. Chittaura
2. Prayagpur
Dadauli;
Tejpur;
T.T. Abdalpur;
Abdalpurkhas;
Baagi;
Pasiapur;
Sikandarpur;
Gadhina;
Unchdeeh;
Bahadurpur;
Radhanim;
Begampur;
Sauramau;
Pandepur;
Nagar;
Kusaur;
Ahiraura;
Masihabad;
Gobindpur;
Sigaha;
Tepraha;
Soharwa;
Sairachak;
Ashokha;
Malgarh;
Rasulpur;
Mohrana;
Dhrsawa;
Diha;
Dularpur;
Maurwara;
Kalilpur;
Khajuri;
Ruknapur;
District: Allahabad
Villages
Gadiyani;
Jamkhauri;
Baramau;
Sahbajpur;
Mahrauda;
Chitemau;
Sujunipur;
Purkhipur;
Dohtha;
District: Baharaich
Baghuda;
Machhiyahi;
Majhoha;
Sadiyabad;
Badagaon;
Tajubaput;
Chakujot;
Bhagwanpur;
Madhavreti;
Mirpur kasba;
Tediya;
Phulwariya;
Bainichak;
Gulariya;
Chhwawanisarkar;
Wajirpur;
Tajkhudai;
Basaunabaji;
Darmanpura;
Saipurwa;
Dhapalipurwa;
Labhgarh;
Shahnabajpur;
Badkagaon;
Pakdikala; and
Malaakpyagi;
Kharga;
Ismallpur;
Bisani;
Ratansenpur;
Khargapur;
Sakramau; and
Deva.
Shahpurjot;
Singhpur;
Rasulichak;
Aaliyabulbul;
Chilbariya;
Milaulipurwa;
Dhasirchak;
Parsuara;
Sapamil;
Syampurdaus;
Buniyahari;
Kalpipara;
Baksipur;
Bichwa;
Sisaihada;
Sisaiyachak;
Phahapur;
Maghiyahi;
Damodarjot;
Unnaisa;
Godanisapur; and
Molabipurwa.
Mahrauli.
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3. Visheshwarganj
4. Fakarpur
5. Kaisarganj
6. Mihipurwa
1. Tindawari
Puraina;
Rajapurwa;
Mahesra;
Vijaypurwa;
Gulariya;
Jalalpur;
Adilpur;
Bhujailikala;
Dujaipurwa;
Mahmudpur;
Gajadharpur;
Pakaudi;
Maneri;
Biswa;
Kodahi;
Budharu;
Teprara;
Bibiyapur;
Masuli;
Sardaprara;
Dikauli;
Dhanwa;
Sahbapur;
Khaparwa;
Datauli;
Akhtiyapur;
Jagatapur;
Supani;
Ratanpur;
Baundi;
Silaura;
Shahargola;
Dariyakala;
Bariyakhurd;
Amabvitapur;
Raigarhbaheda;
Karelashahbajpur;
Luawdamaholi;
Matehikala;
Padariya;
Sarakala;
Balaigoan;
Khamariya;
Nidhipurwa;
Godhani;
Bichhawahi;
Mungus;
Bhadauli;
Sindhauli;
Bambiya;
Villages
Pahunchkatara;
Gayalalapurwa;
Ahiranpurwa;
Gandhariya;
Kanchhar;
Nebalapur;
Bamiyari;
Gauhisina;
Dhurehari;
Bahorawa;
Tulapurwa;
Chukharimaya;
Mauri;
Sipahipahukas;
Vitaiya;
Alipurdaraina;
Samada;
Madbasi;
Jaitapur;
Nathupur;
Nathupur;
Sirausi;
Silaurabasti;
Rasulpur;
Kanduasa;
Janduasa;
Hamipru;
Pariya;
Hasepur;
Dihuwawala;
Rihuarwas;
Kanaira;
Majhrataukali;
Vishwat;
Kudasora;
Bansgoan;
Dhurkhi;
Sattari;
Puraina;
Laukahi;
Wasthnawa;
Chaudhari;
Lalpur;
Majhgaon;
District: Banda
Chhirhuta;
Parsauda;
Gokharhi;
Semari;
Khaptihakala;
Jasaipur;
Magadhmari;
Kandhmari;
Ugharna; and
Basanttekara.
Uruekala;
Awtayarapur;
Tanwanjar;
Basanta;
Gajadharpur;
Gudwara;
Takhwa;
Ramwapur;
Makanipurwa;
Malukpur;
Balwana;
Radopur;
Patti;
Ariakala;
Sarayali;
Ajijpur;
Duriapurwa
Pattikamalapur;
Sumda;
Saugana;
Khaparwa;
Bhauri;
Bubblapur;
Dahuara;
Baheriya;
Patiya;
Satediya; and
Ramapur.
Bhediya; and
Maholi.
Gowa;
Gabind;
Pauda;
Darogapurwa;
Dalgaippurwa; and
Dharmapur.
Mata;
Palra;
Terhimaphi;
Bhidaura;
Niwaich;
Benda;
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Block
2. Badhokhar
3. Baberu
4. Bisanda
1. Kurara
Villages
Piparhari;
Tindwari;
Ghoroiti;
Gugauli;
Mahedu;
Pipargawan;
Khairada;
Etawa;
Baksha;
Bargehni;
Bandapurwa;
Basahari;
Badhokharpur;
Badeha;
Karwai;
Karhai;
Kurauli;
Kulkumhari;
Katrawal;
Mathanakhera;
Mahokhar;
Mohanpurwa;
Mavai;
Ghansaul;
Baberu;
Barauliajam;
Badagoan;
Bagehata;
Karhuli;
Kajitola;
Kuchendu;
Majhiwan;
Majhila;
Marka;
Murwal;
Miyabarauli;
Milathu;
Shiv;
Sigoini;
Nibhaur;
Lauli;
Oran;
Amiliha;
Amva;
Nadanmau;
Chandrayal;
Chausad;
Bilgoan;
Daphtara;
Umrehada;
Dhaphni;
Sathi;
Rithari;
Jalla;
Mirgahni;
Khauda;
Singhpur;
Sahinga;
Dhausad;
Jauharpur;
Mankapurwa;
Mataudhgramin;
Triveni;
Bisandikhurd;
Pipari;
Digbahi;
Chilli;
Tindwara;
Bharkhari;
Bhawanipur;
Parampurwa;
Padui;
Pachnehi;
Reuna;
Surauli;
Semara;
Durahni;
Nilathu;
Hardauli;
Bhabhuwa;
Bhadehadu;
Pakhrauli;
Paras;
Parsauli;
Parabannubegam;
Parabihari;
Pandari;
Patwan;
Poon;
Palhari;
Ragauli;
Shahpur;
Samsuddinpur;
Sangara;
Shahpur Sahani;
Ragaili;
Ranipur;
Palhari;
Punahur;
Para;
Parseda;
Bhadehadu;
Bisanda;
Saplodi;
Singhpur;
Pindkhar;
District: Hamirpur
Deviganj;
Sarsai;
Mahui;
Bhujrakh;
Padarathpur;
Khajuri;
Gajani; and
Lohari.
Chhenehra;
Banshipurwa;
Chamraha;
Chihitara;
Patpurwa;
Jamalpur;
Jamanipurwa;
Jari;
Jaurahi;
Arwahi;
Achhraud;
Gureha;
Lama;
Lohara;
Ladakapurwa; and
Luktara.
Sanda;
Satar;
Umarhani;
Devratha;
Jugrehli;
Janwara;
Jalalpur;
Ahaar;
Armar;
Asthara;
Alampur;
Anausa;
Anwan;
Gorikhanpur; and
Gujaini.
Majhiwasahni;
Keri ;
Kushama;
Koni;
Kaurarhi;
Korakhurd;
Bagha;
Etramilauli;
Khataura; and
Ghuri.
Jakherdi;
Patara;
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2. Gohanda
3. Muskara
1. Dakor
2. Jalaun
3. Maheva
4. Kadura
5. Madhogadh
Villages
Kurara;
Bhaisapali;
Para;
Jhalokhar;
Kandoar;
Kaushalyapur;
Linga;
Karagaon;
Rihunta;
Auta;
Sarsai;
Jarakhar;
Amund;
Churaha;
Pawai;
Barua;
Muskara;
Karagoan;
Bihunikala;
Pahadibhithari;
Gundela;
Niwada;
Khadehilodhan;
Ari;
Rampura;
Jaisarikhurd;
Bandholi;
Girthan;
Madora;
Dahguwna;
Pratap-pura;
Dhanoura-kalan;
Bhadanwa;
Gokulpura;
Shajahapur;
Lona;
Nadia;
Chamari;
Sandi;
Amisa;
Kusmara;
Chaki;
Kuroli;
Kutara;
Ataganw;
Rasoolpur;
Andai;
Jaitpura;
Kundau;
Knachanpur;
Bhaupura;
Pankula;
Gadhiya;
Kasimpur;
Jakhela;
Shiwani;
Kutubapur;
Mangalpur;
Kusmara;
Damar;
Bira;
Saina;
Etailiytabara;
Mahajoali;
Chikasi;
Badakharka;
Gohanda;
Bahoali;
Bangra;
Rawatpura;
Alragoara;
Biwanr;
Shiwani;
Baswari;
Bandhur Bu.;
Bandhur Khu.;
Bharkhari;
District: Jalaun
Karuai;
Aer;
Chilli;
Karmer;
Bamhorikalan;
Goran;
Somai;
Hardoi-raja;
Sihari-doudpur;
Kashipur;
Kuwarpura;
Binourabadh;
Bijapur;
Todarapur;
Shekhupur;
Biloata;
Kakaru; and
Gujoara.
Jigani;
Umariya;
Kachhawakala;
Khoadi;
Syawari;
Nandna;
Tolarath;
Chandwari; and
Kaimokhar.
Masgaon;
Tihar;
Husaina;
Emiliya;
Bihuni Khu.; and
Kandhoali.
Ait;
Chawanpura;
Khenakalan;
Dhaguwa;
Bardh; and
Dhaguwa Kalan.
Sudhar;
Salabad;
Sarangpur; and
Akodhi.
Musmariya; and
Churkhi.
Khutmili;
Jaisagpur;
Harchandpur;
Itoura Bavani;
Bagi Sahajara; and
Bardoli.
Bijduwan;
Rahuli;
Kanpura;
Islampura;
Dharmpura;
Chitoura;
Sultanpura;
Uncha;
Gadha;
Haroli;
Biriya;
Bhimnagar;
Madhogadh;
Umarkhena;
Bohara;
Dikoli;
Ramhetpura;
Sarawan;
Himmatpur;
Roopapur;
Gopalpura;
Dahmana;
Kuwarpura;
Kursena;
Nunnayacha; and
Gohani.
APPENDIX-III (O)
Block
6. Kuthaud
7. Rampura
8. Konch
9. Nadigawn
1. Chirgaon
Villages
Pipari gahar;
Malpur;
Panditpur;
Jarepura;
Majith;
Amita;
Jakholi;
Kosalpura;
Sunaya;
Phulaila;
Stoh;
Pahangawn;
Nari;
Kishun pura;
Simiriya;
Dirawati;
Anda;
Panri;
Chandani;
Bhadewara;
Chamarsena;
Basti;
Mahatwani;
Kyolari;
Khaksis;
Kuthounda;
Hasupura;
Pura;
Kamsra;
Dhanja;
Khairawar;
Dhanora;
Titara Khalilpur;
Badaua;
Kaliya;
Sadupura;
Rampura;
Modkhurd;
Baraul;
Karguan;
Chandwari;
Bangra bangri;
Bhatpura;
Berbai;
Nandkhas;
Pipara;
Pachar;
Opara;
Baral;
Nandsiya;
Chelta;
Kumahariya;
Nawasi;
Surawali;
Goura rathour; and
Babaupura;
Jagammapur; and
Mahant nagar;
Birguwan bujurg;
Hinguta;
Bhanari;
Ghamuri;
Chamda;
Paretha;
Juajharpura;
Bohara;
Jamrohi kalan;
Gurawati;
Pachipura;
Chhani;
Pirona;
Birguwan khurd;
Pindari;
Hunhuna;
Basith;
Kusamara;
Rendhar;
Salaiya;
Kanharpura;
Dewganw;
Nawali;
Barha;
Pajoniya;
Akniwa;
Khairai;
Parasani;
Parawar;
Lahudi;
District: Jhansi
Raura;
Simdhari;
Birhata;
Pattikumhari;
Dhamanakhurd;
Padari;
Gudei;
Basera;
Girauna;
Gulara;
Sultanpura;
Baghaura;
Pahadibujurg;
Amra;
Dabrabujurg;
Lodhia;
Kartalapur.
Dhuta.
Chamari;
Kudari;
Madri;
Kudara khurd;
Sami;
Dabkai;
Gandoli;
Itoura;
Bamhorikalan;
Seta;
Imlouri;
Bilaya;
Harduwa;
Kailor;
Gumawali;
Bhepta; and
Kamtari.
Mandhora;
Roura;
Bargunwa;
Singpura;
Aibra jatpura;
Jaganpura;
Maheshpur;
Bangra;
Barousi;
Umari;
Jugrajpura; and
Budhawali.
Pavai;
Semari;
Bajhera;
Dhawara;
Bithari;
Bavari;
Ghusguan;
Bakuvanujurg;
Bharatpura;
Simthai;
Sitaura;
Asmargard;
Chirgaon;
Miyapur;
Dabribujurg; and
Sikaribujurg.
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2. Moth
3. Bamaur
4. Gursarian
Sikandra;
Panari;
Bhyonraghat;
Khuja;
Barthari;
Punch;
Bartharistat;
Chirgaonehat;
Sajokhari;
Vedaura;
Barauda;
Khaduawa;
Khajuri;
Madora;
Kumhrar;
Kayal;
Hiranagar;
Birupura;
Khadaura;
Sarseda;
Airach;
Sahpura;
Kairokhar;
Rampura;
Bararu;
Garautha;
Simardha;
Aivani;
Dhibkai;
Pasaura;
Persua;
Bhadarwarakhurd;
Kharka;
Lodhi;
Madhawpura;
Bilayatikhet;
Iskil;
Bankapahadi;
Gursarain;
Bachheh;
Sutta;
Khadiani;
Ajara;
Chaukari;
Bhadaukha;
Singar;
Lakhavati;
Sarseda;
Parsua;
Maigaon;
Kakarvia;
Endi;
Asta;
Villages
Khiriyaghat;
Talaud;
Vadaira;
Bamhrauli;
Parthara;
Basovai;
Samthar;
Bavavai;
Amkhera;
Pasaiya;
Pandauri;
Dasna;
Dera;
Damana;
Saujana;
Moth;
Nagar;
Dugara;
Dumarai;
Shankargard;
Kharaini;
Iskil;
Emlauta;
Baruatha;
Seriya;
Pathar;
Ghanuara;
Behtar;
Gokul;
Mathaniya;
Bhasneh;
Khidarpura;
Barmain;
Jakhaura;
Barampur;
Semari;
Devaspura;
Sarsenda;
Nagara;
Chhiraura;
Baghaiara;
Saria;
Garha;
Purainiya;
Bagrauni;
Kheri;
Duvrai;
Baraura;
Bervai;
Basari
Etarua;
Ladhaura;
Ghuraiya;
Dhaurka;
Nimoniya;
Say;
Saurai;
Telma;
Pachovai;
Basovai;
Manikpura;
Shahjahapur;
Sesa;
Lavan;
Bajhera;
Kumhar;
Atariya;
Chhapar; and
Maurai.
Kachir;
Gauti;
Sonakpura;
Dukhneswar;
Raghauli;
Labhera;
Ramaura;
Geharali;
Madhawpura;
Jauri;
Kuderi;
Kheri;
Punchhi;
Chaturtai;
Jasvantpura;
Gohana; and
Sujanpura.
Gorpura;
Karvabujurg;
Amali;
Achhausa;
Kerokhat;
Gadvai;
Bargay;
Gaunti;
Farida;
Siya;
Karanpura;
Vikarampura;
Venda;
Sikha;
Alampura;
Rachhauli;
Hewatpura;
Ahraura;
Gora;
Atraula;
APPENDIX-III (O)
Block
Patha;
Bhasneh;
Shamsherpura;
Todhi-fatehpur;
Badwar;
1. Madwara
2. Jakhaura
3. Virdha
1. Charkhari
2. Panvadi
3. Kabrai
Gidwaha;
Madawara;
Rangawan;
Rakhawara;
Gangchari;
Karitoran;
Jamaura-mafhi;
Sirsee;
Badraun;
Seeraun-kalan;
Raipur;
Ghisauli;
Chitra;
Bhadra;
Keolari;
Mamada;
Kalrav;
Pipariyapali;
Kulua;
Virdha;
Neemkhera;
Bagaraun;
Supa;
Emaliyadain;
Puniya;
Chaduali;
Varda;
Bamrara;
Salua;
Dadri;
Panvadi;
Tikaria;
Natara;
Kilhaua;
Richhagya;
Telipahadi;
Bahadurpur;
Sisikala;
Chhichara;
Singhanpurbaghari;
Akbai;
Gahra;
Barwai;
Kabarai Dehar;
Pahara;
Sukaura;
Maviekhurd;
Villages
Chhiraura;
Tendua;
Madpura;
Maheba;
Badokhar;
District: Lalitpur
Girar;
Lidhaura;
Dhawa;
Seeron;
Sattu;
Pisnari;
Sewar;
Panchampur;
Nangwans;
Vinoka-mafhi;
Seeraun-khurd;
Dhurwara;
Aagar;
Mainwar;
Balabehat;
Jharkon;
Kalothra;
Kumroola;
Jamundhana;
Kalyanpura;
Bamroola;
District: Mohaba
Kuan;
Pahretha;
Guda;
Aichana;
Bamhaurikala;
Bariepur;
Pupwara;
Sabuwa;
Phadna;
Madwari;
Umrai;
Didwara;
Bhurpura;
Naipura;
Tikariya;
Luhargaon;
Bawhaurikari;
Kaiwaha;
Lilwahi;
Sirsikala;
Garhara;
Kabaria;
Alipura;
Sichaura;
Sukaura;
Surha;
Bangrauni;
Tuklahachura; and
Bhagwantpura.
Piprat;
Bahadurpur;
Semra dangh;
Hansri; and
Barchaun.
Kisalwans;
Dailwara;
Dewari;
Jakhaura;
Thanwara;
Barauda-swami; and
Vinoka-toran.
Satawas;
Pathari;
Bchalapur;
Anora;
Ramnager;
Bangriya; and
Katakh.
Bagraun;
Basauth;
Nausara;
Bapretha;
Emilikhera; and
Guda.
Lrikala;
Ghutai;
Teiya;
Budera;
Kansaun; and
Nanaura.
Barmauli;
Sunaicha;
Kharka;
Raipurakhurd;
Sirsikhurd;
Chhanikala;
Bhatewar;
Rewaikhurd; and
Raipurakhurd.
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Block
Villages
1. Gilaula
Gultahru;
Nimabhari;
Klyanpur; and
Shahpurbara.
2. Ekauna
Lalpur Khabra;
Etvariya;
Chichadi; and
Bariepur.
3. Hariharpur
Pureadhari;
Revaliya;
Guthawa;
Jaugarh;
Rampur Katra;
Machharihawa;
Akabarpur;
Murtiha;
Bhavaniyapur;
Umayalkhurd; and
Tilakpur.
4. Sirsiya
Parsiya;
Belahari;
Shahpurbargadva;
Ramnagarchiraidih;
Domai;
Shivgarhkhurd;
Butahar;
Madhwapur;
Kuthani;
Gaindih;
Shrinagara;
Sonoidatrai;
Mahanagra;
Dharmantapur; and
Durgapur.
5. Jamunaha
Bhagvanpur Bhaisahi;
Sehariya;
Damopurwa;
Dhumbojhi;
Jogiya;
Lakshmanpur-semarhaniya;
Baijnathpur;
Bahorwa;
Dewara;
Lalpurharidih;
Manwariya-Diwan;
Belagaon;
Bhelgaon;
Emaliyakaranpur;
Hariharpur- Mahrajganj;
Hardattnagar;
Shikarichoada;
Haridattnagar Girant;
Ranisir;
Lohariya;
Chiriaya; and
Jamunha-Bhavaniya.
5. Crop: Green gram (Moong) | Season: Summer (Zaid): 2010-11
Block
1. Lodha
2. Dhanipur
3. Janwa
4. Eglas
5. Gonda
6. Khair
7. Chandaus
Dhaurapalan;
Digsi;
District: Aligarh
Villages
Shahpur-varautha;
Nadroi;
Dhaurarnurpur; and
Sadalpur.
Mahmoodpur-jalalpur;
Shahpur;
Janwa;
Dariyapur;
Nawganwa;
Lalpur;
Tochhigarh;
Sipura;
Nithahuri;
Auranghbad-shahpur;
Baroutha; and
Sumera;
Chhalesar;
Madora;
Pahadipur;
Kanrauth;
Sitapur;
Talekhara; and
Shekhupur.
Bajupura;
Kiratpur;
Chiti;
Bhagwangadi;
Fatehgadi;
Gorna;
Hasanpur;
Pipalgaon;
Mathana;
Aidalpur;
Lakshamgadi;
Aidalpur-mayaramgarh;
Jakhauta; and
Bhogpur;
Bisara;
Upaygadi;
Sanjana; and
Gadiharnarayan.
Swadeshpur.
Kaliyanpur; and
Pilauna.
Bairamgadi;
Dayanagar;
Gadakhera; and
Nagalagopal.
Thatholi.
APPENDIX-III (O)
Block
8. Tappal
9. Atraula
10. Gangiri
Villages
Bajauta;
Takipur;
Hajiyapur;
Malahpur;
Chaidaulibujurg;
Narauna aakapur;
Mahaka;
Pikhuni;
Kalimapur;
Chakathal;
Ahamdpura;
Dikhunil;
Alampur;
Sunpahar.
11. Bijauli
Lahaski;
Maupur-bhuapur;
Mandpur;
Samochan;
1. Mauaima
Dohtha;
Unchdeedh;
Hata;
Mehajagir;
Deva;
Tezopur;
1. Malwan
Malwa;
Raribujurg;
Darveshpur;
Maharaha;
Nandipur;
Chandanpur;
Umrauli;
Ebrahimpur;
Rampur;
Madokipur;
Umargahna;
Revadi;
Gopalpur;
Mavaiya;
Korsam;
Sikraudi;
Dapsaura;
Baraura;
Jagdishpur;
Gajikhera;
Okhara;
Janta;
Shahbajpur;
Lakshmanpur;
Pahvehta;
Kurana;
Khediyabujurg;
Brijkanagala; and
Hajimpur.
Kasimpur;
Alahpur;
Mirgadi;
Kunjalpur;
Haivatpur;
Narauna;
Rampur dalatapur;
Ganushpur-gobindpur;
Jakhaira;
Jamuna;
Auraini dalpatpur;
Mahaj (Fahra);
Khanpur Khitauli;
Aureni;
Atrauli;
Uttamgadi;
Ganiyawali;
Variala; and
Gadaipur.
Rachmochana;
Dhurratodarpur;
Katka;
Rajgaon;
District: Allahabad
Sonbersa;
Sirauthi;
Uski;
Belaha;
Dadauva;
Afdalpur;
District: Fatehpur
Mahmudpur;
Japharabad;
Maksudankhera;
Gauspur;
Deeg;
Aaug;
Shirvrajpur;
Rampurparchiya;
Raina;
Koriya;
Bahti;
Tikara;
Rawatpur;
Kahaekutiya;
Panae;
Govindpur;
Dagdarwa;
Alipur;
Nandauli;
Moahar;
Delemau;
Pahur;
Chudmankhera;
Bakoli;
Sainipur;
Nagar; and
Bidanpur- vahanpur.
Geruvadeeh;
Kosdakhurd;
Daswar;
Pasiapur;
Banwarikhas; and
Sujanpur.
Dodiyahi;
Sonakhera;
Soara;
Jahaspur;
Ajamatpur;
Tapani;
Saray;
Asata;
Doalatpur;
Usrapur;
Ahirankhera;
Vajidpur;
Noahinpur;
Almapur;
Madhavpur;
Chakkaji;
Kanspur;
Umoadi;
Balavankhera;
Jalala;
Shahjahapur;
Paharvapur;
Khidirpur;
Sai;
Jaitikhera;
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Block
Saraysahijada;
Bhaupur;
Daudpur;
Amaura;
Bahrauli;
Gulauli;
Havibpur;
Jhavankhera;
Bairampur;
Chakki;
Ajra;
Etaraura;
Sattram;
Sultanpur;
Aliyabad;
Block
1. Mainpuri
2. Kurawali;
3. Sultanganj; and
4. Bevar
Sikandarpur;
Parokh;
Baghauli;
Brijpura;
Havaliya;
Dharmanagadpur;
Lalpur;
Naglaudi;
Khiriya;
Kuwarpur;
Nagalamurli;
Hafijpur;
Haglamanjh;
Sirsa;
Junhasa;
Nagaladaya;
Holoopur;
Sarifpur;
Nagaladaulat;
Nagalakothi;
Ashokpur;
Makboolpur;
Manawna;
Nanamau;
Kamalpur;
Gulabpur;
Mithwali;
Naglaemaliya;
Kukamai;
Bikapur;
Jigan;
Hakimpur;
Mahalie;
Malpur;
Villages
Mohankhera;
Sairpur;
Bijoali;
Budvan;
Hardoalpur;
Vilanda;
Shadipur;
Gomi;
Chitti;
Dubki;
Dharhikhera;
Aalamganj;
Manikpur;
Abhaypur;
Kichakpur;
District: Mainpuri
Villages
Badanpur;
Maruali;
Kakariya;
Jaurahi;
Naglabhant;
Naglabad;
Karimganj;
Harchanderpur;
Punpura;
Naglababli
makarpur
Naglakhumani;
Naglasmile;
Kishanpur;
Hafipur;
Nagalhariya;
Salimpur;
Nagalarati;
Rampura;
Naglahaloo;
Naglahuboo;
Preepur;
Bispura;
Laloopur;
Surjanpur;
Nagladhura;
Malpur;
Narsighpur;
Sultangaj;
Jaramai;
Mohanpur;
Jalalpur;
Mohalikhela;
Talikhpur;
Gokulpur;
Kuwanrpur;
Rari;
Shimerkhera;
Ranipur;
Dariyapur;
Madaripur;
Dasrahkher;
Namamau;
Goadhroali;
Vaniyankhera;
Bargdiha;
Deomay; and
Tikari.
Gaderi;
Kapurpur;
Jawapur;
Sitapur;
Rathera;
Bichhiya;
Audenyamandal; and
Khiriya.
Pal;
Sujapur;
Ramnager;
Mahavatpur;
N.Shira;
Ahikha;
Chandanpur;
Sherpur;
Tikuti;
Nankiya;
Rasulabad;
Tikuri;
Janaura;
Khajuriya;
Majhola;
Chilausa;
Manpur;
Todarpur;
Harrajpur;
Baraouli;
Mota;
Devadehat;
Jasmai;
Rampura;
Jagatpur;
Madhavnagar;
APPENDIX-III (O)
Block
Villages
Sujanpur;
Surajpur;
Nikipur;
Latipur;
Ghansynmpur;
Pathua;
Nanikpur;
Naraini;
N.Madhawa;
Sulkhanpur;
Tingawa;
Kamalpur;
Mahmudiya; and
Barouli.
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APPENDIX-III (P)
WEST BENGAL
1. Crop: Black gram (Mashkalai) | Season: Kharif-2010
District: Malda
Block
Villages
1. Manickchak
Dharampur;
Uttar Chandipur;
Manickchal;
Nurpur; and
P. Narayanpur.
2. Ratua
Balrampur;
Govindpur;
Saha Nagar; and
Maniknagar.
District: Purulia
1. Jhalda-II
Tatuara;
Trimangda;
Charguli;
Barudi;
Majidih;
Kashidih;
Marlong;
Bamnia;
Chekya; and
Bararolla.
2. Jaipur
Palarya;
Kokiara;
Barogram;
Nutandih;
Dhabani;
Simultar;
Pundag;
Baromenda;
Darikuri;
Srirampur;
Kalikapur;
Nayadih; and
Parbardih.
District: Nadia
1. Krishnanagar-II
Dhubulia-I;
Dhubulia-II;
Belpukur;
Nowpara-I;
Nowpara-II;
Sadhanpara-I; and
Sadhanpara-II.
2. Nakashipara
Muragacha;
Billagram;
Nakashipara;
Majhergram;
Haronagar;
Bilkumari;
Dhananjoypur;
Birpur-I;
Birpur-II;
Bethuadahari-I;
Bethuadahari-II;
Dogachi;
Patikabari;
Bikrampur; and
Dharmada.
APPENDIX-III (P)
2. Crop: Lentil (Musuri) | Season: Rabi: 2010-11
District: Murshidabad
1. Raninagar-I
Nawabganj;
Islampure;
Kashimnagar; and
Borakuli.
2. Raninagar-II
Ghospara;
Bundgara;
Zinnatpara; and
Arhorpara.
District: Malda
1. Kaliachak-I
Alinagar;
Sultanganj;
Jaluabadhal;
Jadupur;
Jalapur;
Bamongram; and
Mojampur.
2. Kaliachak-III
Nandalalpur;
Deaunapur;
Pardenapur;
Sovapur;
Char Sujapur;
Sujapur;
Mondai;
Sahabadpur; and
Charianantapur.
District: Nadia
1. Krishnanagar-I
Bhandarkhola;
Bhatjangla;
Dignagar;
Joalia;
Bhaluka;
Deypara;
Ruipukur;
Dogachi;
Poragacha;
Asannagar; and
Bhimpur.
2. Chapra
Hatishala;
Alpha;
Triptibhuta;
Chapra;
Hridaypur;
Mohatpur;
Kulinga;
Bagberia;
Halkhola;
Maheshpur; and
Pipragachi.
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Compiled by
Satya Vir Singh
Consultant (Agronomy), BGREI Cell
Department of Agriculture & Cooperation
Ministry of Agriculture
Inspired by
Dr. Gurbachan Singh,
Chairman, Agricultural Scientists Recruitment Board (ASRB)
Former Agriculture Commissioner, DAC
Editorial Board
Mr. Mukesh Khullar
Joint Secretary (Crops) & National Mission Director, NFSM
Mrs. A. Neeraja
Director (Crops & NFSM), DAC
Mr. Ashok Kumar Khanna
Programme Manager, BGREI
Contributors
State Mission Directors of A3P States
Dr. S. K. Biswas, Director, Directorate of Jute Development, Kolkata
Dr. J. P. Singh, Director, Directorate of Millets Development, Jaipur
Dr. G. K. Choudhury, Director, Directorate of Wheat Development, Ghaziabad
Dr. M. C. Diwakar, Directorate of Rice Development, Patna
Dr. K. Manoharan, Director, Directorate of Tobacco Development, Chennai
Shri Shamsher Singh, Consultant (Farm Machinery), NFSM
Shri D. G. Gupta, Consultant, 60,000 Pulses Villages Program
Shri Tarak Nath Mahto, Data Entry Operator, BGREI Cell
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