Nagaur(IWMP)-VI - Directorate of Watershed and Soil Conservation

Nagaur(IWMP)-VI - Directorate of Watershed and Soil Conservation

2009--2010
AREA
PROJECT COST
CONVERGENCE COST
4653.17 HAC
698 LACK
20 LACK
S.R. BANJARA
DILIP KUMAR BARNYA
(LR)
PANCHAYAT SAMITEE MAKRANA
PROJECT MANAGER DWDU NAGOUR
NAGOUR
(RAJASTHAN)
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Chapter 1
1. Introduction : IWMP - Indokha Project is located in Panchayat Samati Makrana tehsil-
Makrana
Nagaur District of Rajasthan State. The Project is a cluster forms which consist one
gram panchayat including three villages, The nearest town Makrana of this project
is about 37 KM. from Cluster aera is connected to Tehsil Makrana and district head
quarter by Road. Each village of the watershed is connected by road. The
Geographical area of this project is 4653.17 hac and 4653 ha. Proposed to be
treated under integrated Watershed management programme (IWMP) Starting year
2009-10.
Route---From nagour toward didwana road up to rol then to choti khato ranigav and
then ranigav to makrana road about 10 km before kalyanpura 1.5 km left side divert
road lead to binjari and then to indokha
(A)
Project Location :This cluster lies between latitude 26.25º to 27.40º North and longitude 73.10º to
75.15º East the Watershed area is about 392 meter height from Mean sea level The
Watershed includes Three village which name are
1. Indokha 2. Binjari 3. Gothari
In the Project area Jat, Rajputh, Muslims, SC communities and other backward
Classes are the primary inhabitants of the village. The livelihood of these peoples is
primarily based on rain fed agriculture, animal husbandry wages labour goat & sheep
rearing. & other Source of Income many population every day goes to Makrana for working
in Mines as Labour
(B) Village Situation :-
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The Project village is connected to road Makrana -- Nagaur State Highway in 5 KM.
distance toward north side.
Table No. 1 basic project information:S.No.
(a)
(b)
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(d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
i)
j)
Identification
Name of Project
IWMP INDOKHA
Name of Catchment
INDOKHA
Name of watershed area
INDOKHA
Project Area
4653.17
Cost of Project
69797550
cost/hectare
15000
Year of Sanction
2009
Watershed Code
cluster
No. of Gram Panchayat sin project ONE
area
No. of villages in project area
THREE
Type of Project
SEMI Desert
k)
Elevation (metres)
l)
Major streams
m)
Slope range (%)
Name of Gram Panchayat
0-1%
Name of Villages Covered
INDOKHA
INDOKHA
BINJARI
GOTHARI
Census Area
code of
villages
1879900 2087.57
1880200 1017.20
1877000 1548.40
4653.17
1.1 Watershed location map(attach)
The project has semi arid zone characterized by season of three month rain about July to
September. the mean rain fall of this tract is about 382 mm. The Watershed area has flat
topography while the soil of the area is sandy & sandy loam underground water is very
2
Cropping Status
deep & also saline & fluoride This project area is single crop most of the area depend upon
rain, the major crop raised in Watershed are:
1. Kharif :- Bajra, green gram. Cowpea, Moth, Guvar, til,
2. Rabi :- Tara Mira / Mustard, Gram, wheat, Qumin, Esbgol,
The project area water flows southeast to north directions and carries excess rain water
and micronutrients with westren to estern from in rainy season along very sediments with
Micronutrients
1.2 The net geographical area of Indokha Watershed is about 4653 hac out of which 90%
is Agriculture land but total agriculture land is completely rainfed. Mainly kharif crop is taken
about 5% of the total land is classified under the permanent pasture land and rest is
Government land or Aabadi land.
Table -Land use pattern of the Project:Area Details For Project in Ha
S.No. Name
of Total
Village
Abadi Gocher Agriculture Small
Area
Land
Marginal SC
ST
Farmer Farmer
Land
land
1
INDOKHA 2063.50 27.38
18.49
2017.44
24
56
20
0
2
BINJARI
21.93
974.36
11.2
20
6.4
0
3
GOTHARI 1584.37 13.30
44.20
1473.13
20
40
10.4
0
TOTAL AREA IN HACTOR
4653.17
1005.30 8.98
3
1
S.
No.
2
Season
3
4
Rain fed
Crop
sown
Area(ha)
1
Kharif
2
Rabi
Bajra
Guavr
Moong
Moth
Wheat
Barly
Musturd
5
Irrigated
Production
(Ton)
1452
897
93
571
0
0
0
Productivity
(kg/ha)
1887.6
538.2
27.9
142.75
0
0
0
Area(ha)
1300
600
300
250
0
0
0
6
Total
Production
(Ton)
0
0
0
0
55
32
40.55
0
0
0
0
132
67.5
48.66
Total
Produc Area Ha
tivity
(kg/ha)
0
1452
0
897
0
93
0
571
2400
55
2100
32
1200
40.55
3140.55
Productio
n in Ton
1887.6
538.2
27.9
142.75
132
67.5
48.66
2844.61
The (IWMP- Indokha) Watershed is false under western part of Rajasthan is situated
at semi arid zone. The soil is mainly sandy and sandy loam of soil is moderate to deep
about 25cm to 75cm. The predominant texture of soil is sandy loam and silt & clay. The soil
fertility very poor with low nitrogen phosphorus & Potash. The soil falls in arid sol moderate
ranging from 3-5% slope.
Crop production- aera wise
S.N.
1
2
3
4
YEAR-2005-2006
Area
Production
Crop
Bajra
Moong
Moth
Guar
YEAR- 2006-2007
Productivity
Area
Production
Productivity
1451
435.3
0.3
1451
590.4
2.5
115
17.25
1.5
104
31.2
1
591
147.75
2.5
383
95.75
2
856
85.6
1
1037
207.4
2
Crop production- aera wise
S.N.
1
2
3
4
Crop
Wheat
Barly
Musterd
Qumeen
par hacter kharife crop
YEAR-2005-2006
Area
Production
38
par hacter Rabi crop
YEAR- 2006-2007
Productivity
Area
Production
Productivity
76
20
28
67.2
15
6
15
25
11
28.6
17
38
60.8
16
9
13.5
6
55
19.25
3.5
7
1.75
3
4
S.N. PANCHYAT NAME Village
Aera in Ha. Irrigated
Unirrgated
Not
avi.cultivation
1
INDOKHA
2
”
Indokha
2087.57
82.55
1845.89
159.14
Deepnagar
New
0
0
0
0
0
0
Created
3
”
Devgarh
”
4
”
Gothari
1548.4
26
1093
41.42
5
”
Binjari
1017.2
19
671.21
65
1.3 Rain water storage: - Traditionally rainwater harvesting has been practiced in arid
& Semi arid area & has providing drinking water, Domestic water for livestock, water for
small irrigation and a way to replenish ground water level. Rainwater harvesting is the
collection & storage of Rain from is generally stored in rainwater harvesting structure or
directed into Mechanism which Recharge ground water. The rain water harvesting system
has three components
1. Catchments
2. Conveyance
3. Storage
The storage of water surface lined pond. anicuts & large lakes storage like nadi option are
many depending on the content of rainwater harvesting design . In many case of soil profile
may also permit artificial Recharge of rainwater of open wells & Bore wells. Water
harvesting structures have the potential to increase the productivity of arable lands by
enhancing crop yield and by reducing the risk of crop failure in arid & semi arid region.
Where water shortages are common because of scanty rainfall & its uneven distribution, In
semi arid Regions of Rajasthan existing practice of rainwater harvesting is through anicut,
Tanka & earthen embankments because of higher cost and higher technical skill involved
in the construction of these structure.
1.4 Soil erosion- The soil erosion is as detachment & transportation of soil particle from
one place to another place through the action of water & wind or any human activities
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Water in motion or by beating action of raindrops. Soil erosion is broadly classified in to two
types:1. Geologic erosion
2. Accelerated erosion.
The removal of Soil surface takes places much fasten rate then it can be built up by the
natural soil farming process. Accelerate erosion is two types:1. Water erosion 2. Wind erosion.
The water erosion as movement of soil by running waters ever the land surfaces. The rate
of water Erosion depends upon land slope, soil types, density of vegetation & intensity of
Rainfall.
This may be classified as three types:1. Sheets erosion.
2. Rill erosion.
3. Gully erosion.
1.5 Socio economic status: - The financial position of the people is generally poor.
The density of the population 5138 per sq.kms. In the area is thinner as compared with
other district of Rajasthan. There in no Important Industry in this project area. this
Watershed project has a total of 941 household with a population of 8320 ( as per base
line survey) out of which are male 2543 and 2595
Female. The sex ratios 1002. There
are 51 BPL families. The total literacy rate is 58% either 60% mail and 20 % Female
literacy . The major castes in the Villages sc. communities Jat
& Rajput. Majority of
Population is involved in agriculture & Animal husbandry. This Watershed project is 34
Families are land less & Migration rate is very high. People migrate during summer &
winter season to different part of India like Bhuj Surat, (Gujarat) Mumbai (Maharashtra) or
others as daily Wages, agriculture lobour and construction works. Lack of Fodder
availability and grazing land for smaller ruminant force these people to migrate to other
places.
Table No. Demographic Information of the Project:-
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S.no.
Village
Total Population
Population
ST
Population
SC
M
F
Total
M
F
Total
M
F
Total
2
6
1.
INDOKHA
1282
1336
2018
173
158
331
4
2.
BINJARI
398
397
795
66
75
141
1
-
1
3.
GOTHARI
863
862
1715
214
193
407
1
-
1
Total
2543
2595
4528
453
426
879
6
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1.6 :- Problem & scope of improvement goods/ objective
1.6.1:- Problems
1. Low fertility and problem of nutrient losses due to erosion in rainy season and fast wind
in summer season and fast wind in summer season.
2. Poor socio - economic condition of the farmer.
3. Watershed project area these people are low literary rate.
4. No. Irrigation facilities due to deep ground water table & lack of water harvesting
structure
5. Salin and fluorid effected water.
6. No Proper trempart faciliteas, Rail, bus
7- Miximum population is labour class.
The Objectives of the Watershed development project will be:1. Conservation, development & sustainable management of natural resource including
their use.
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2. Enhancement of Agriculture productivity and production in sustainable manner.
3. Restoration of ecological balance in the degraded and fragile rain fed eco- system
by
greening these are as through appropriate Mix of Trees & shrubs and areas.
4. Reduction in regional disparity between irrigated and rain fed are areas.
5. Creation of sustained employment opportunities for the rural community including
the Landless.
1.7 :- Institutional arrangement ( SLAN,DWDU,PIA, WDT,WC,& Secretary)
Sr.
No.
1
Names of project
IWMP -Indokha
Details of PIA
(i) Type of organization
District Level Nodal Agency

 Name of organization
District Watershed Development Unit Nagour
(i) Designation & Address
S.R. Banjara
Project Manager, DWDU, Nagour
(ii) Telephone
01582-243270
(iv) E-mail
Staff At PIA Level
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S.NO
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
5.
6.
Name
Mr.Deelip
Barniya
AEN
Mr.Rajesh
kumar sharma
JEN
Mr.Gopal
Lal
Gurjar
AG EXPERT
Mr. Narsingh Lal
Choudhary
ANIMAL
EXPERT
Smt.
Ranuka
sharma
social scientist
Mrs. Vimla devi
chair man
Mr.Chhotu singh
Age
41
Se
x
M
PIA
16 years
Job
assigned
Project
Manage
ment
40
M
JEN
15 years
Agr. Eng.
30
M
WDT(Agr.)
5 years
Agricultural
Development
22
M
WDT(Vatnary)
2 years
Vatnari
Development
38
F
WDT(social)
5 years
Community
Mobilization
24
F
23
M
Persident
(WC)
Sectary (WC)
Designation
Experience
Chapter 2
Basic features :- Socio- Economic & Infrastructure
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(A) Land use & Land Capability classification
(i) Present Land Use:-
The livelihood of the village is dependent on rain fed farming of subsistence. But, rainfed
agriculture fails to meet the peoples’ requirement because the rainfall pattern is often
erratic and unreliable, compounded by recurring drought.
Table No.:- Land Use Details of Watershed
S.No. Name
of Total
Village
Abadi Gocher Agriculture Small
Area
Land
Marginal SC
ST
Farmer Farmer
Land
land
1
INDOKHA 2063.50 27.38
18.49
2017.44
24
56
20
0
2
BINJARI
21.93
974.36
11.2
20
6.4
0
3
GOTHARI 1584.37 13.30
44.20
1473.13
20
40
10.4
0
1005.30 8.98
Almost, 90% of the total area is under cultivation while around 10% is under the pasture
land Bajara, Moth, Guwar si grown on kharbi season & Rabi season grows are Wheat
,Taramira, Grams, Esbgol, There is heavy degradation of the common lands due to grazing
pressure, commercial exploitation, unregulated use and decay of institutional
arrangements.
(ii) Land
Capability classification:-
Land capability classification refers to a systematic arrangement of different kind of land
according to those properties that determine the ability of the land to reproduce on a
virtually permanent basis. There are two broad groups, namely:
•
Land suitable for cultivation, which includes class I to class IV lands, and
•
Land not suitable for cultivation but very well suited for forestry, grassland and wildlife.
This includes class V to class VIII lands.
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Table (A) Soil depth classes:
Symbol
Name
Depth range (cm)
d1
Very shallow
0 – 7.5
d2
Shallow
7.5 – 22.5
d3
Moderately deep
22.5 – 45
d4
Deep
45 - 90
d5
Very deep
> 90
Table (B) Slope classes:
Symbol
Slope Class
Slope %
Reading
Level
of
A
Nearly level
0 –1
0 – 35’
B
Gently sloping
1–3
35’ - 1044’
C
Moderate sloping
3–5
1044’ – 2052’
D
Strongly sloping
5 – 10
2052’ – 5043’
E
Moderate steep
10 – 15
5043’ – 8032’
F
Steep
15 – 25
8032’ – 14003’
G
Very steep
25 – 33
14003’ – 18016’
H
Very very steep
> 33
18016’ – 26034’
Abney
Table(C) Soil erosion phases:
Symbol
Erosion phase
Characteristics
e1
Not apparent
(sheet)
e2
Moderate (sheet and rill)
e3
Severe (Sheet rill and small 75 –100% top soil and up to 25% sub
gully)
soil removed
e4
Very
severe
gullies)
or
slight 0 –25% top soil or original plough layer
within a horizon removed
25- 75% top soil removed
(shallow Gullied land
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e5
Very very severe (Shallow Very severely gullied land or sand
gullies)
dunes
Table (D) Soil Texture:
Type
Particle size
Remark
Sand
0.05 – 2 mm
Particle visible
Silt
0.002 – 0.05 mm
Particles hardly visible
Clay
< 0.002 mm
Particles not visible
Clayey soils
> 50% clay particles
Silty soils
> 50% silt particles
Sandy soils
> 50% sand particles
E
S.No.
D.
E
Soil Profile
Major Soil Classes
1 sandy loam
Soil Depth :
Depth (Cms.)
1 0.00 to 7.50
2 7.50 to 45.00
3 > 45.00
Soil fertility Status
N
P
K
Area in hectares
4653.17
20
Area in hectares
4653.17
Kg/ha
c;n =.24
13
200
Micronutrients
PPM
zinc
0.6
Details of soil Texture:
Soil type
Code
% Sand
% Silt
% Clay
Sand
S
80-100
0-20
0-20
Sandy Loam
SL
50-80
0-50
0-20
Loam
L
30-50
30-50
0-20
Silty Loam
SiL
0-50
50-100
0-20
50-80
0-30
20-30
20-50
20-50
20-30
Sandy
Loam
Clay SCL
Clay Loam
CL
12
Silty
Loam
Clay SiCL
0-30
50-80
20-30
Sandy Clay
SC
50-70
0-20
30-50
Clay
C
0-50
0-50
30-100
Silty Clay
SiC
0-20
50-70
30-50
Table (F) Land capability rating table:
S Description
r
.
Clas
s
Class
II
Class
III
Class
IV
Class
V
Class
VI
Class
VII
Class
VIII
Moder Sever
ate
e
Very
sever
e
Few
Moder Sever
ate
e
Very
severe
I
N
o
.
1 Degree of Few
limitation for
use
2 Soil depth
Very Deep
dee
p
Moder Shallo Very
ate
w
deep
Very
shallo
w
Very
shallo
w
Rock
very
3 Slope
<1
1-3
3-5
5-15
<1
15-25
>25
Precipit
ous
e1
e2
e3
e1
e4
e5
Precipit
ous
4 Effect
erosion
of e1
(B) Agri & horticulture status & fuel availability:Agriculture most of the area depends upon rain, cropping intensity is less than 150% of
cropped area, In the most area single crop. The farmer left the fields fallow for few years to
regain the fertility of the soil & then they bring the field under cultivation
crop raised in Watershed are :1. Kharif mung (green gram) cowpea, Bajara, Wheat, Qumin, Esbgol etc.
2. Rabi -Taramira, Grams
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S.
No
.
Horticulture:- There are no orchard is this Watershed but some horticulture plants such
as Awala, ber etc.
Fuel availability:- With the Enviourment bare and degraded the women has to go
longdistances to obtain good firewood, falling which she has to take resources to thorny
bushes, brambles and other poor quality fuel material, the search for fuel is Her constant
preoccupation much of her time and energy is utilized to keep the home fire burning, this
Watershed the fire wood use as babul & brushes, but the no forest land in its Watershed so
the present status of full availability is very low.
(C) Live stock status: - The present live stock status of this Watershed is very poor,
because there are raise only single corp. The village have 730 cow, 983 Buffaloes , 3853
Sheep & goat, Camel 14, mostly people depends upon goat & sheep, rearing for their
livelihood cow, Buffaloes of local bread, Lack of rain & surface water has
Reduced the
fodder and pasture availability for their animals. This lead to heavy Migration to other
project of state. Milk production is so low that there is no dairy Cooperative in the village.
Availability of fodder(quintals)
Indokha
Binjari
Gothari
Total
rajka
0
0
0
0
kutr
22500
10655
16110
49265
grass
1260
608
920
2788
other
882
426
644
1952
Total
54005
Cattle and Animal Population & fodder requirements
INDOKHA
BINJARI
Description of
Populati feedin fodde Population feeding
animals
on in
g
r
in No.
kg/day
No.
kg/da
Q/Ye
y
ar
fodder
Q/Year
Popul
ation
in No.
GOTHARI
feeding
fodde
kg/day
r
Q/Ye
ar
Populati
on in
No.
total
feedin
fodder Q/Year
g
kg/da
y
14
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Cows
Indegeneous
Hybrid
Buffaloes
Goat
sheep
Camel
Poultry
Piggery
Total
S.No.
246
8
542
1023
308
4
0
0
2131
8
11
9
2.5
3
22
0
0
128
3
175
744
344
4
0
0
7203
322
17853
9360
3382
322
0
0
38443
1398
8
11
9
2.5
3
22
0
0
3748
121
5765
6808
3777
322
0
0
20540
335
10
266
1043
391
6
0
0
2051
Cattle and Animal Population (productive female)
INDOKHA
BINJARI
Population
Yield
Population
Yield
Description of animals
in No.
1 Cows
Indegeneous
Hybrid
2 Buffaloes
3 Goat
4 sheep
5 Camel
Total
in No.
8
11
9
2.5
3
22
0
0
9809
403
8762
9543
4293
483
0
0
33293
709
21
983
2810
1043
14
0
0
5580
8
11
9
2.5
3
22
0
0
GOTHARI
Population
in No.
Yield
162
52
218
365
117
491
2
1
10
22
11
110
367
104
197
2202
684
1182
801
507
706
640
405
564
142
184
202
57
74
81
4
4
0
0
0
0
1478
3285
852
1291
1333
2428
NOTE- Sheep wool production per sheep 400gram
total wool production by project area =322k.g.
20760
845
32380
25712
11452
1127
0
0
92276
total
Population
in No.
Yield
432
973
13
143
668
4068
2014
1609
528
211
8
0
3663
7004
(D) On farm & off farm :Other income generating activities of this Watershed area the largely people is based on
agriculture farming, People on farm is only seasonally work done. But other income
generated people has gone the other part of India such is Surat, Maharashtra etc. Southern
part of India as lobour work in present time no livelihood intervention for land less peoples.
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(E) Demography :- IWMP Indokha project cover 1 G.P. in three village it has total
House hold 941 with net population 5138 (as base line survey) wills female & Male, The
sex ratio is 1002
.there are about 51 BPL families. The average family size of five
member. The literacy rate is about
with male 60% literacy Female 20% literacy. The
major caste in the village OBC and GEN communities & other Backsword classes, Most of
the population is involved in agriculture & Animal Husbandry, Around 50 Families are land
less
Table No. Demographic Information of the Project:-
S.no.
Village
Total Population
Population
ST
Population
SC
M
F
Total
M
F
Total
M
F
Total
2
6
1.
INDOKHA
1282
1336
2018
173
158
331
4
2.
BINJARI
398
397
795
66
75
141
1
-
1
3.
GOTHARI
863
862
1715
214
193
407
1
-
1
Total
2543
2595
4528
453
426
879
6
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(F) Infrastructure facilities:- IWMP Indokha Watershed as well connected to Tehsil
Makrana . All villages have electricity connected. Nearly 90% of house hold in the village
has their personal electric meter. The project infrastructure facilities are as given below.
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
Details of infrastructure in the project areas
Parameters
Status
No. of villages connected to the main road by
3
an all-weather road
No. of villages provided with electricity
No. of households without access to drinking
water
No. of educational institutions :
(P)
3
45%
(S)
(HS)
(VI)
16
(v)
(vi)
(vii)
(viii)
(ix)
(x)
(xi)
(xii)
(xiii)
(xiv)
(xv)
(xvi)
(xvii)
(xviii)
(xix)
Primary(P)/ Secondary(S)/ Higher
Secondary(HS)/ vocational institution(VI)
No. of villages with access to Primary Health
Centre
No. of villages with access to Veterinary
Dispensary
No. of villages with access to Post Office
No. of villages with access to Banks
No. of villages with access to Markets/
mandis
No. of villages with access to Agro-industries
Total quantity of surplus milk
No. of milk collection centers
(U)
(e.g. Union(U)/ Society(S)/ Private
0
agency(PA)/ others (O))
No. of villages with access to Anganwadi
Centre
Any other facilities with no. of villages
(please specify)
Nearest KVK
cooperative society
NGOs
Credit institutions
(i) Bank
(ii) Cooperative Society
Agro Service Centre's
5
(G) Nrega status :- IWMP Indokha project nuder villagers in
already their job card & the total
been renovated, and to
(Nrega mis) NREGA :-
2
2
0
5
15
6
16
3
0
0
(S)
0
(PA)
(O)
0 0
5
0
nagour
Indhoka
0
0
0
1
0
h/n each has male
traditional W.H.S. has
KM gravel road work has been done. In Nrega miner irrigation
activity not done here, In last two year 80-90% families complete their 100 days in NREGA.
(H) Development indicators :-Watershed development indicator are mainly two types such
as:1. Physical & Economic development:(i)
Availability of income opportunities.
(ii)
Food security.
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(iii)
Fodder availability.
(iv)
Fuel availability.
(v)
Saving & credit
(vi)
Water availability for house hold & farming.
2. Social development indicators:(i)
Stoppage of migration.
(ii)
Improvement in women’s status.
(iii)
Educational status for women & children.
(iv)
Health & hygiene.
3. Land holding details: - This project area the land holding pattern is different, in
Project area the land holding details given below.
(J) Other development schemes in the project:(i) MGNREGA:- Renovation has been taken up under NREGA.
in
(ii) Total sanitation campaign (TSC) :- BPL family individual toilet are
this scheme.
(iii) IAY
(iv) SGSY
(v)
constructed
POP:
(ii) Technical Features:The Planning of watershed area treatment are used various types of maps prescribed as
below
(a) & (b) Basic information regarding maps:- (attach maps)
 Direction: - North direction is always marked by arrow on the corner of the maps so
that it is easy to orient the map in the field.
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 Scale: - Proportion of distance marked on the map and actual distance on the field is
called the scale of the map. Example1: 100, 1: 500, it means that the distance on
the field is 100 to 500 times as marked on the map.
 Index: - The information or symbol used on the maps is shown in the index table.
 Contour line: - It is the line joining the points of equal elevation.
(b) Important maps used in the planning of watershed: PRA maps: - These are the maps prepared on the basic information available from
the village community. These maps are mainly shows the problems of the village
and the solution for the associated problems.
 Cadastral maps: - It is a very important map shows the survey number wise land
record. By this map, it is easy to know the location of land of villagers. Normally the
scale of the map is 4:1000. This map is used for the demarcation and planning of
watershed interventions.
 Toposheet:- It is prepared on the basis of latitude and longitude of earth. All the land
of our country is marked on the toposheet. Each and every part of the land has
specific toposheet number. It is available in three scales 2:150000, 1:50000,
2:15000, the contour interval of these toposheet are 100m, 20m and 10m
respectively. Information like, contour line, elevation of hilltop, drainage line, roads,
villages and hamlets, power line, forestland, revenue land etc is available on
toposheet. By contour line we can visualize the area in thee-dimensional view
example: hillock, pond, gentle slope, steeper slope, valley can be visualized by the
contour lines.
 Demarcation of watershed boundary is only possible on toposheet because it the
only maps having contour lines and drainage lines.
 The demarcation boundary should be always marked on the colour photography of
the toposheet. It is easy to identify the colour and drainage line on the toposheet.
 Identification of drainage line on toposheet : when the lines join and does not cross
and take the [Y] shape it means the line are drainage lines.
 Identification of contour line on toposheet: Contour lines do not cross to each other.
Elevation of the lines is always shown on the lines and have equal contour interval.
 If any two lines are crossed on the maps means one line is contour and other one
may be drainage or road or power line or forest demarcation line etc. (attach maps)
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(c) Hydro-Geological maps / Ground water status and prospect maps.:In India groundwater occurs mainly in three types of hydro geological formations.
 Unconsolidated alluvial formations:- covering over 30 per cent of the land area,
primarily the Indo-Gangetic plain, comprise sand, gravels and pebbles which can
store large quantities of groundwater.
 Semi-consolidated formations:- covering about 5 per cent of the land area,
consist of sandstone formations of Mesozoic and Tertiary age. These have highly
variable yields of groundwater.
 Consolidated formations:- comprising 80 per cent of the land with relatively poor
groundwater potential. ‘Hard rock’ is a generic term applied to consolidated
formations with aquifers of low primary intergranular porosity.
(d) Slope details:-The watershed area is very important role of gradient, gradient means
the interval of two contours dividing by the total horizontal distance. This watershed
is flat topography and generally slope 3 to 5%. The slope is high to reduce the
infiltration capacity of land and reduce the productivity.
S.No.
1
2
3
4
Slope of Watershed
Slope percentage
Area in hectares
0 to 3%
4653
3 to 8%
8 to 25%
> 25%
(e) (i) Available surface runoff based on average rainfall:- rainfall of an area provide the
basic information required for management of land and water resources. The important
parameters are.
 Amount of rainfall:- The depth of which rain water would stand on a horizontal
surface under conditions of no infiltration, no runoff and no evaporation is known as
the amount of rainfall. It expressed in mm or cm.
 Duration:- The period during which the rainfall occurs is known as the duration of
rainfall. It has the units of time, viz seconds, minutes, and hours.
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 Intensity:- Rainfall intensity plays a great role in watershed planning. It is defined as
the rate at which rainfall takes place that is the amount of rainfall occurring per unit
time. It is expressed in units of mm/hr or cm/hr.
 Rainfall Frequency:- Frequency or the return period or recurrence interval denotes
the period in years during in years during which a storm of given duration and
intensity can be expected to recur. It is better way to express this is by use of
“percent chance’ e.g. 50 year frequency has a 2% chance.
A point where the intensity of rainfall becomes greater than the infiltration capacity of
the soil. As this point surface runoff is said to have started and this water no longer
remains available for use within the area.
The estimation of runoff from catchments is the first step in designing any
watershed structure.
Runoff = Rainfall – [Infiltration + Interception + Surface storage +Surface
detention]
(ii) Surface
(f) Soil map and soil details:- When dry soil is crushed in the hand, it can be seen that it is
composed of all kind of particles of different size. Most of these particles originate from
degradation of rocks, they are called mineral particles. Some originates from the residue of
plants and animals these are called organic matters.
(i) Soil profile: - If a pit, at least 1 met. deep, is dug in the soil, various layers, different in
color and composition, can be seen. These layers are called horizon. This succession of
the horizons is called the profile of the soil.
(ii) Texture:-The mineral constituents of a soil can be sorted out according to the size of the
particles above 2 mm. in diameter are strictly speaking not regarded as part of soil. These
are classified as stones and gravel.
Generally, 10 types of soils ate distinguished according to the proportion of sand, silt and
clay. Such crucial soil properties as the movement and retention of water, circulation of soil
air, adsorption of nutrients and microbial activity are affected and this leads to specific
choice of tillage practices, irrigation methods, crops etc.
Soil texture is mainly concerned with the size and shapes of the mineral particles of the
soil. The particles are sand, silt and clay and hey have the following diameters.
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Particle
Size
Remark
Sand
0.05-2mm
Particles visible
Silt
0.002-0.05mm
Particles hardly visible
Clay
< 0.002mm
Particles not visible
Clayey soil
> = 50% Clay particles
Silty soil
> = 50% Silt particles
Sandy soil
> = 50% Sand particles
Loams are soils with mixed particles of sand, silt and clay
Soil erosion depends greatly on the infiltration rate of a soil. The infiltration rare again
depends on the soil texture. In sandy soil infiltration rate is higher than other soil.
(iii) Infiltration:-When rain or irrigation water is supplied to a field, it deeps into the soil. This
process is called infiltration.
A range of values for infiltration rates is given below.
Low infiltration rate
Medium infiltration rate
High infiltration rate
< 15mm/ hour
15 to 50 mm/ hour
> 50mm / hour
An infiltration rate of 15mm/hour means that a water layer of 15mm on the surface of the
soil will take one hour to infiltrate. Factors influencing the infiltration rate are mainly soil
texture, soil structure, and Soil moisture content.
(iv) Soil moisture content:- It indicates the amount of water present in the soil. It is
determined by:
Soil moisture in % = [(total weight of water/total weight of soil) x 100]
(vi) Saturation:-During the rain shower or irrigation application, the soil pores will fill with
water the soil is said to be saturated. There is no air voids in the soil.
(vii) Ground water table: - Part of the water applied to the soil surface drains below the root
zone and feeds deeper soil layers, which are permanently saturated; the top of the
saturated layers is called the ground water table or some time just water table. The depth
of water table varies greatly from place to place, mainly due to change in topography of the
area.
(viii) Capillary rise:-If a piece of tissue is dipped in water, the water is sucked upward by the
tissue. The same process happens to the ground water table and the soil above it. The
ground water can be sucked upward by the soil through very small pores that are called
capillaries. This process is called capillary rise.
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(g)
Climate details: - Climate and weather are equally important in agriculture. water
shortage at critical times due to drought condition can destroy the crops and reduce the
yield considerably. When there is a drought, farmers will get reduced returns or get nothing
for their work due to total crop failure. Drought area means both agriculture product and
water are usually in short supply and causes severe hardship for those individuals and
communities. Hence better understanding of the variable climate and how the seasonal
climate forecast may be used to make timely decision in agriculture operations especially in
rainfed farming is essential. Hot summer and general dryness characterize the climate of
the project area, except in monsoon season. The year could be divided into summer
season; Monsoon season, Post monsoon season and winter season, the period of these
season are March to mid June, mid June to September, October to November and
December to February respectively. The region has physical constraints like low and erratic
rainfall, high temperature, high wind velocity, low fertility, poor soil structure, salinity of soil
and ground water are the deterrents to assured production.
(i)
Rainfall:-The rainfall trend in the region is irregular and the rainfall pattern varies from
year to year. The rainy season starts with the onset of the monsoon mid-June and
continues up to mid-September. The distribution of rainfall shows drastic variations in
rainfall from year to year and within the rainy seasons. Reliability of rainfall is apparently
highest in the months of July and August and lowest in September and October. From
November to May no significant precipitation occurs. Generally, the rainfall pattern is
erratic. Following patterns have been common in the recent years:
•
Timely on set followed by long dry spells,
•
Timely on set and early withdrawal,
•
Late on set and early withdrawal.
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Break up of rain in different season during the year
•
Summers – 0-2 days
•
Monsoon – Approximately 35 days
•
Winter – Approximately 4 days
Average annual rainfall is 361 mm.
Climatic and Hydrological information
1 Average Annual Rainfall(mm)
Year
Average Annual
Rainfall(mm)
1 1997
601
2 1998
298
3 1999
249
4 2000
268
5 2001
481
6 2002
260
7 2003
495
8 2004
282
9 2005
422
10 2006
297
11 2007
343.5
12 2008
650
13 2009
141
14 2010
545
2 Avg Monthly rainfall (last ten years)
Month
i)
ii)
iii)
iv)
Rainfall(mm) 1999
June
32
July
148
August
26
September
38
3
Maximum rainfall intensity (mm)
Duration
rainfall
intensity(mm)
i) 15 minute duration
65
ii) 30 minute duration
92
iii) 60 minute duration
120
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
5
57
34.5
69.5
34
54
165
127
32.5
207
46
173
70
158
77
160
98
35
23
7
59
10
61
112
(ii) Humidity:-During Monsoon Season, the humidity of the region varies from 70 to 90 %.
During Monsoon, High humidity can be easily witnessed in the region. Humidity during the
summer is as low as to 20 %.
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(iii)
Topography:- The natural condition of the land is flat with gentle slope. But at
some places the slope is moderately slope 3 to 5%.
(iv)
Temperature:- The soil organisms are most active at 24-35o c. O.M. of Indian soil
is low because of the high rate of decomposition under tropical and subtropical
climate .except in few localized area in the hilly and high altitude regions. The
O.M. in most of the cultivated soils rarely exceeds 1%. O.M. content in Indian soil
is generally 0.5%.
Table No.:4 Temperatue (Degree C)
Season
i) Summer Season
ii) Winter Season
iii) Rainy Season
Max Min
47
30
25
10
36
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Erosion details:-Erosion may be defined as the detachment of transportation of soil particle
from one place to another place by water ,& wind, The forms of soil erosion by water are
sheet of Riel erosion (4-10 ton/ha/year in Red soil, 17-43 ton/ha/year in black soil and 4-14
ton/ha/year in alluvial soil, gully erosion (about 33 ton/ha/year in ravine regions) hilly side
erosion (more than 80 ton/ha/year) . sheet erosion is the most serious problem in INDIA, an
Recent analysis of annual soil erosion rate in India it was Estimated that about 5334 M ton
(16-35 ton/ha) of soil is detached annually duel to agriculture and associated activities
alone.
Type of Erosion: 1. Rain drop erosion: - Raindrop or splash erosion result from soil splash caused
by the Impact of falling Raindrops It has been proved that Raindrop is of major
importance as a contributation to erosion. The falling Raindrops detached soil
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particle. Raindrop may splash wet soil of much as 60 cm. high and 150 cm from the
spot where raindrop fall.
2. Sheet erosion:- It is a more or less even removal of a thin layer of soil it is often
unnoticed by the farmer because it occurs gradually and there is ho appreciable
change yield decreases slowly to a minimum.
3. Rill erosion :- sheet flow occurs only when the surface is smooth and of a
uniform slope this is rowel in cultivated field consequently rainwater concentrate in
depression and than begins to flow taking the path of least resistance, mating riles
which are small enough to be easily removed by normal tillage operation.
4. Gully Erosion: - Gully erosion is removal of soil by running water with the
formation of channels that cannot be removed completely ty normal cultivation. Gully
erosion is advance stage of rill erosion and last stage of water erosion. Cattle paths. Cart
tracks. Dead furrows or other small depression down. The slope are potential source of
gullying as it favour to increase the concentration of surface runoff.
6 Runoff
i) Peak Rate (cum/hr)
ii) Total run off volume of rainy season
(ha.m.)
iii) Time of return of maximum
5
10
Inflood
years years Year
iv)Periodicity of Drought in village
area
7 Sediment Production Rate(SPR)(ha-m/100sq km/year
8
Slope of Watershed
S.No. Slope percentage
Area in hectares
1 0 to 3%
4653.17
2 3 to 8%
0
3 8 to 25%
0
4 > 25%
0
9
Erosion status in project Area
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Cause
Type
Area
of
affected
erosion
(ha)
Water erosion
a Sheet
465.317
b Rill
nil
c Gully
nil
Sub-Total
Wind erosion
Total for project
Average
soil loss
(Tonnes/
ha/ year)
Run
off(mm/
year)
60mm
4653.17
NA
7
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iii) Problem demand & scope for comprehensive area development.
Problem:(i)
Soil & water conservation problem.
(ii)
soil erosion.
(iii)
Fuel & fodder availability problem.
(iv)
Drinking water & irrigation water problem.
(v)
Poor socio economic condition.
(vi)
Low soil fertility problem.
(vii)
Migration problem.
(viii)
Unemployment.
(ix)
Low rate of literacy.
(x)
NO micro enterprises availability.
(xi)
Low and erratic rainfall, frequent droughts leading to land degrations.
(xii)
fodder scarcity leading to low livestock productivity.
(xiii)
Reduction in size of holding.
(xiv)
Village commons shrinking due to encroachment.
(xv)
limited credit input and market facilities.
Demand :
(i)
People need to good tech of agriculture farming.
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(ii)
Drip & sprinkler system required because the loss of water is very low.
(iii)
Food requirement.
(iv)
Fuel & Fodder band requirement.
(v)
New tech. of employment generation. So that migration rate reduced.
(vi)
Horticulture development.
(vii)
Animal husbandry development.
(viii) Livelihood intervention for landless.
Scope :- To identify and address issues and gain the in sightsKnowledge and
experience needed to solve problem and implement change:(i)
Alternative land use plan.
(ii)
Scientific tech. of soil & moisture conservation.
(iii)
Improved scientific agriculture practices.
(iv)
Fodder development & management.
(v)
Afforestation.
(vi)
Meteorological information.
(vii)
Dairy development & management.
(viii)
Rural craft.
(ix)
Income generation activities:(A) Food processing.
(B) Post harvest management practices.
(A)
•
preparatory phase activities capacity building training and EPA
Regeneration, Soil and Water Conservation- Treatment of the project area with
suitable soil and water conservation measures using ridge to valley approach aimed
at reducing soil loss and optimal utilization of water.
•
Strengthening Institutions- Effort will be made towards strengthening of local
institutions and bringing in place governance mechanism to ensure proper
representation, democratic decision making and appropriate benefit sharing along
with proper resource management mechanism.
•
Capacity Building – Attempts will be directed towards making relevant knowledge
and idea accessible to communities. They will also be encouraged and assisted in
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finding creative solutions through networking, training and exposures and assistance
from other agencies.
•
Spaces for the disadvantaged section- Attempt will be made to devise strategies to
respect and accommodate the existing social cultural and political specificities and
also create spaces for disenfranchised section of the community like women,
landless etc.
•
Collective search for appropriate solutions- An effort will be made to help the
community in generating alternatives and strengthening local initiatives and
mechanism for development of secondary source of income such as dairying,
poultry, horticulture, nursery, compost production etc.
•
Documentation of learning and experience- All social and ecological processes and
trials will be systematically documented which will lead to the development of
learning and future directions of the project.
Capacity Building Elements:The project will be a community led initiative, which include the full participation of
all stakeholders, but in particular the target tribal community, throughout the project cycle.
Maximum emphasis will be on creating sustainable livelihood opportunities through
utilization of the natural resources of the region in a productive and ecologically sustainable
manner.
 Formation of village level watershed committee and hamlet level working groups.
 Facilitate regular ‘Gram Sabah’s’ for community-based discussion and planning.
 Strengthen institutional arrangements and encourage appropriate regulatory
mechanism on free grazing and felling of the trees.
 Implementation of soil and water conservation activities viz., contour trenches, farm
bunding, gully plugging, plantation etc., Arrange educational trips to various
successful watershed projects to increase their understanding of watershed and
types of activities undertaken, impact of watershed project on village economy,
process of planning and institutional arrangements and roles and responsibilities
involved in watershed implementation.
 Training programs, exposures, audio-video aid, cultural activities etc. will be
organised to capacitate the community as per their need and requirements.
 To organized women group to improve their socio-economic condition
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Considering the above mentioned problem, an integrated effort needs to be pumped in
where appropriate bio physical measures coupled with Ecorestoration efforts would be
executed. In addition to this, human resources available in the village have to groom, so
that they can manage and maintain the assets created at village level.
Training and Capacity building of the villagers and watershed development committee
members along with the women self group would be one major thrust area in the upcoming
watershed activities.
(B)Natural resource management:conservation and restoration are applications of ecological principles by humans.
Judgment of success is from the human perspective. The scale of application is variable
within the "human scale" of activity – yet manifested and viewed from global down to small
acreages and households, even to the microscopic. Regulations and laws may be assets,
or impediments, depending on their adaptability to local and temporal conditions and
subject to skillful implementation over time. Economics may produce strong forces that
support or undermine success. The perspective of individuals or groups of individuals often
conflict with the needed changes and management activities. Although conservation and
restoration are science based activities, we know far less than we need to have a routine
procedure to follow. Therefore, our management actions must address the processes of
conservation and restoration on an appropriate scale and then be maintained for an
extended time with appropriate mid-course corrections for our ecological objectives to be
approached.
The single greatest difficulty for achieving desired results becomes that of unrecognized
human ignorance acted upon with overconfidence. In practice, successful management of
natural resources, conservation and restoration must coordinate complex time-dependent
ecosystem processes with human dynamics. We need a clear understanding of our self
and how we either facilitate or hinder the progress toward healthy ecosystem functions.
Successful management implies continuous learning.
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INRM can be defined as the responsible and broad-based management of the land, water,
forest and biological resources base--including genes--needed to sustain agricultural
productivity and avert degradation of potential productivity.
Traditional Knowledge and Management of Natural Resources
Soil, water and vegetation are three basic natural resources. The survival of God’s creation
depends upon them and nature has provided them as assets to human beings. The
management of natural resources to meet people’s requirements has been practised since
the pre-Vedic era. Farmers were ranked high in the social system and village management
was in their hands. In order to manage land, water and vegetation, technical knowledge
suitable to the specific conditions of a region was required. They gained this knowledge
and developed skill through experience and learning by doing.
Over-exploitation of natural resources by growing population resulted in various severe
problems. Destruction of vegetation has resulted in land degradation, denudation, soil
erosion, landslides, floods, drought and unbalanced ecosystems. A balanced ecosystem is
an urgent need.
. The present investigation was the outcome of experience gained in the villages. It is
achieved grand success through watershed management and lab to land activities. In
contact with the farmers, traditional wisdom was documented. A wealth of traditional
knowledge could be harnessed through their cooperation. Their experiences are required
to be shared and discussed to promote modern technology for development.
Methodology
. Farmers were interviewed to obtain information on traditional knowledge. Individual
contacts were made and questions were asked about traditional systems in the villages.
Representation of women among the farmers was also ensured. By means of informal
interviews and interaction with old and young farmers and farm women, responses were
recorded for critical analysis. It was also observed how traditional knowledge is transmitted
from one generation to another. In order to educate young farmers, elders communicate
innovation through proverbs, short stories and examples.
Information was collected with respect to the social and historical perspective of the project
area , depletion of natural resources, methods of conservation, concept of watershed
management, prediction and beliefs, and cultural education.
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Broadly, farmers have indicated three ways to protect resources by means of traditional
technology. They are mechanical, agricultural and vegetative.
MECHANICAL MEASURES
The main occupation of the farmers is agriculture. In these it is possible to manage to
rainwater. Construction depends upon space and grades of land. The farmers, with their
expertise, are able to prepare fields for crop production.
Farmers make the slopes of the terraces inwards to check soil erosion and enhance in situ
moisture conservation. Soils are gravelly and have a high rate of percolation. Due to
rainwater retention enough moisture becomes available to the crops.
On mild slopes farmers construct shoulder bunds to protect their lands from soil erosion
and grow vegetation over the bunds, particularly grasses for binding the soil.
Farmers of the hill region used to make brushwood or longwood check dams across the
drainage channels for controlling soil loss by means of local materials. They are
economical. Gabion walls and stone check dams are by and large cost intensive and
beyond not affordable to farmers.
TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE FOR NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
In order to achieve the objective of development in villages, people’s participation is
essential. It is required to involve them actively in project activities by respecting their
traditional knowledge and experimental ethics. Traditional knowledge has a sound base as
it has been tested and practised over the years. It is appropriate technology in particular
climatic conditions and in the living conditions of people.
Projects to develop ecology should start with traditional knowledge as they are proven
technology for natural resources management. In a real sense, every culture of a social
system, traditionally, is the result of people’s action to survive and their attempts to
optimise the use of available resources, i.e., soil, water and vegetation.
The science of natural resource management is based on the ecologically sound traditional
wisdom of farmers and its contribution in augmenting productivity. Traditional values which
are sustainable in nature need to be compared with values of modern systems. It is
obvious that traditional practices of agriculture may disappear unless their values are
promoted.
The wisdom of farmers with respect to watershed development, agricultural management,
and conservation of soil, water for sustained production are documented in the present
investigation.
Soil, water and vegetation are three basic natural resources. The survival of God’s creation
depends upon them and nature has provided them as assets to human beings. The
management of natural resources to meet people’s requirements has been practised since
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the pre-Vedic era. Farmers were ranked high in the social system and village management
was in their hands. In order to manage land, water and vegetation, technical knowledge
suitable to the specific conditions of a region was required. They gained this knowledge
and developed skill through experience and learning by doing.
Over-exploitation of natural resources by growing population resulted in various severe
problems. Destruction of vegetation has resulted in land degradation, denudation, soil
erosion, landslides, floods, drought and unbalanced ecosystems. A balanced ecosystem is
an urgent need.
The Central Soil and Water Conservation Research and Training Institute, Dehradun, has
activities in the rural areas of Garhwal for the management of resources with people’s
participation. The present investigation was the outcome of experience gained in the
villages of Outer Himalaya and the Doon Valley. The Institute began extending its
technology in 1954 and has achieved grand success through watershed management and
lab to land activities. In contact with the farmers, traditional wisdom was documented. A
wealth of traditional knowledge could be harnessed through their cooperation. Their
experiences are required to be shared and discussed to promote modern technology for
development.
Methodology
The investigation was carried out in villages of Dehradun district and Narendra Nagar
(Tehri Garhwal). These villages were selected from the Doon Valley and the Outer
Himalaya hill range with a view to obtaining comprehensive information on traditional
knowledge of natural resource management in both foothills and mountainous regions.
Eight villages from Sahaspur block of Doon Valley and eight from Narendra Nagar block in
the hills were selected. Farmers were interviewed to obtain information on traditional
knowledge. Individual contacts were made and questions were asked about traditional
systems in the villages. Representation of women among the farmers was also ensured. By
means of informal interviews and interaction with old and young farmers and farm women,
responses were recorded for critical analysis. It was also observed how traditional
knowledge is transmitted from one generation to another. In order to educate young
farmers, elders communicate innovation through proverbs, short stories and examples.
Information was collected with respect to the social and historical perspective of the
Garhwal region, zoning system, depletion of natural resources, methods of conservation,
concept of watershed management, prediction and beliefs, and cultural education. A total
of 200 farmers including women were interviewed.
Historical, Cultural and Social Perspectives
The Himalayan hill range of Uttar Pradesh is known as Uttarakhand. The region comprises
two hill zones, Garhwal and Kumaon. The Garhwal Himalaya covers an area of 14,565
square miles and has 4,724 villages. After the British occupation the region was divided
into British Garhwal and Tehri Garhwal. References to Garhwal are found in the Skanda
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Purana (Kedarkhanda) and the Vanaparva in the Mahabharata. The Skanda Purana
defines the boundary of this holy land, Kedarkhand, 50 yojana long and 30 yojana wide. It
extends from Haridwar in the south to perpetual snow (Himalaya) in the north. To its west is
the river Tamsa (Tons) and in the east it is flanked by Baindhachal. Badhan is not only a
paragana but a mountain range too, which demarcates Garhwal from Kumaon. In the
Vanaparva, where Dhaumya is telling Yudhisthira about the tirthas of India, Gangadwar,
i.e., Haridwar and Kankhal, have been referred to. The hill tract of Garhwal in those days
was known as ‘Himvat’.
In the Garhwal region the Ganga, Yamuna, and many rivers and rivulets are seen in their
blissful infancy. Garhwal is a constant source of spiritual attainment where people come to
visit ancient holy places for realising their moksha. It is the expression of divinity,
meditation, penance and attainment. Garhwal has a galaxy of peaks and glaciers, a
vastness of meadows and valleys, and a wealth of colourful dales which have no parallel in
the world. Mountain peaks are visible everywhere and because of altitude, complexities
and physiographic features and geological structure, the region has several classifications.
But the major divisions are Outer Himalaya, Middle Himalaya and Higher Himalaya.
HIMALAYAN ZONES: ANCIENT CLASSIFICATIONS
The Doon Valley has its own significance in view of its culture and traditions. It has a
historical background from the period of Dronacharya. Dehradun is formed from the name
of Guru Drone (Dera + Drone). The valley occupies an area of 1,500 sq km (20 km by 76
km) between the Outer Himalaya, the Ganga, the Yamuna and the Shivalik hill range. The
valley is known as Dronakshetra.
The Himalaya of northern India was divided into five zones: Nepal Khand, Kurmanchal,
Jalandhar, Kedarkhand and Kashmir Khand.
In the Himalaya there were vast resources of forest, scenic beauty, agriculture, horticulture,
minerals and, above all, hardy and painstaking people with their rich cultural heritage.
The Kole were the first historically recorded people of Garhwal, descended from the Munda
ethnic group. Subsequently the Kirats, Khasas and the Shakas settled in the region. Many
other lineages also came and intermixed with those who had already settled. In the ancient
period and even in modern days powerful races or castes dominated politics and the
economy. In present-day Garhwal three main castes are found: Brahmans, Rajputs and
Shilpkars. Shilpkars are descendants of Koles and are supposed to be the autochthonous
of Garhwal.
Depletion of Natural Resources
During the ancient period Garhwal was full of dense forest and lush green vegetation. The
Himalaya is the perennial source of water for rivers, streams and reservoirs. Undoubtedly,
nature takes care of its resources through natural process over a period of time and
maintains them. But ever-increasing population, developmental activities and technological
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modernisation have over-exploited available resources without taking into consideration the
damage and consequences for coming generations. Vegetation plays an important role in
protecting land and water. These resources are being depleted at an alarming rate
because of human intervention. Degradation and destruction of forest cover in the
Himalaya is directly responsible for the denudation of watersheds. In the absence of
vegetative ground cover, during the monsoon rainwater comes down to the plains
unchecked. Sudden swelling of streams, flash floods in the hills and severe floods in the
plains and drought in upstream areas are the consequences.
The downward rush of water has tremendous erosive force and moves millions of tonnes of
fertile soil during the rainy season. It causes all types of erosion as well as devastating
landslides in the Himalaya. Developmental activities, construction of roads, extraction of
building material and mining, etc., are a constant threat.
Denuded hills and other wastelands pose serious problems which adversely affect
agriculture and human life in the region. Landslides and landslips block hill roads and
charge streams with heavy sediment loads. The soil erosion taking place crosses the
permissible limit of 4.5 to 11.5 tonnes/ha many times (Narayana and Ram Babu 1983).
Management of Natural Resources
Broadly, farmers have indicated three ways to protect resources by means of traditional
technology. They are mechanical, agricultural and vegetative.
MECHANICAL MEASURES
The main occupation of the hill farmers is agriculture. They usually construct terraces for
cultivation known as nala with risers known as pusata. These terraces are small but there
are many of them. In one acre of landholding a farmer possesses 50 nalas. In these it is
possible to manage to rainwater. Construction of terraces depends upon space and grades
of land. The farmers, with their expertise, are able to prepare fields for crop production.
According to scientific recommendations cultivation is allowed to 33 per cent of land slope.
But in the hills, farmers are able to make terraces from top to bottom of the mountain
terrain without taking into account the land slope. With terraces they construct loose
boulder retention walls (risers) by putting grass over them. These grasses keep both
stones and the land intact.
Cement and sand are scarce materials in the hills. In making risers farmers simply arrange
boulders of the proper size along the terrace wall. It retains the soil perfectly and gradually
gets stabilised.
Farmers make the slopes of the terraces inwards to check soil erosion and enhance in situ
moisture conservation. Soils are gravelly and have a high rate of percolation. Due to
rainwater retention enough moisture becomes available to the crops.
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On mild slopes farmers construct shoulder bunds to protect their lands from soil erosion
and grow vegetation over the bunds, particularly grasses for binding the soil.
Farmers of the hill region used to make brushwood or longwood check dams across the
drainage channels for controlling soil loss by means of local materials. They are
economical. Gabion walls and stone check dams are by and large cost intensive and
beyond not affordable to hill farmers.
Farmers in the Doon Valley in order to train torrents use Ipomea carnea and Arando donex
plants sps. as vegetative spurs, and they are found to be very successful.
TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE FOR NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
In order to achieve the objective of development in villages, people’s participation is
essential. It is required to involve them actively in project activities by respecting their
traditional knowledge and experimental ethics. Traditional knowledge has a sound base as
it has been tested and practised over the years. It is appropriate technology in particular
climatic conditions and in the living conditions of people.
Projects to develop ecology should start with traditional knowledge as they are proven
technology for natural resources management. In a real sense, every culture of a social
system, traditionally, is the result of people’s action to survive and their attempts to
optimise the use of available resources, i.e., soil, water and vegetation.
The science of natural resource management is based on the ecologically sound traditional
wisdom of farmers and its contribution in augmenting productivity. Traditional values which
are sustainable in nature need to be compared with values of modern systems. It is
obvious that traditional practices of agriculture may disappear unless their values are
promoted.
The wisdom of farmers with respect to watershed development, agricultural management,
and conservation of soil, water for sustained production are documented in the present
investigation.
WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT AND VILLAGE BOUNDARIES
Farmers pointed out that watershed management had been introduced for the integrated
management of a particular area that includes agriculture, natural resources, forest
management, village development and above all the ecosystem. Virtually, a watershed was
defined as a unit of development in which there is a highest point and a lowest point with
common outlet. The Government of India has given special attention to watershed
development to manage natural resources and schemes like NWDPRA, a watershed
project with foreign collaboration, are being implemented.
During the ancient period, village boundaries were decided upon on a watershed basis by
the expert farmers in the villages. Such boundaries were socially acceptable to all the
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members of the system. Such age-old village boundaries are fixed at the common point of
the drainage system in between two villages. It is still in vogue and people do not go
beyond the limits of their hydrological boundaries.
IRRIGATION
Farmers used to carry water to their fields through small irrigation channels known as
gulas. These go from the source of water along the slopes to the fields. In order to avoid
seepage losses farmers use pipes. By means of gravitational force they transport irrigation
water from its source. In hills it is difficult to construct gulas for all the terraces, and pipes
are convenient in transporting water to every field. In order to make judicious use of water,
they use a sprinkler system through gravitational force and economical utilisation of water.
In the Garhwal Himalaya farmers use tree trunks as rainwater irrigation channels by taking
care of undulating topography and checking seepage losses (Sharma and Sinha 1993).
WATER HARVESTING
The region of Garhwal comes in the high rainfall area and in the lack of proper
management system most of the rainwater goes waste as runoff. Farmers of the hill region
have their traditional technology for making small dug-out ponds to harvest rainwater. They
construct such ponds at several places and use the water for survival or for supplemental
irrigation. Improvement over the traditional practices are that at the bottom LDPE sheets
are placed to check seepage losses. Lined tanks are cost-intensive and beyond the reach
of the farmers.
MANAGEMENT OF DRINKING WATER
Streams are the source of water in the Himalaya. Farmers pay regard to these water
resources. They use the water for drinking and make efforts to keep streams clean and
unpolluted. They maintain vegetation on the banks to have a clean flow without sediment
for human consumption. They do not permit their cattle at the places from which they
collect drinking water. They have their own traditional system for the management of
drinking water. They do not allow anyone to throw garbage in its current to avoid pollution
and infection.
WATER-BASED INDUSTRY
In the hills flour mills are not available. Farmers have their indigenous technology to run
flour mill by means of water fall. They use home-made wooden wheels as turbines to run
the mills. These mills are locally known as gharat or panchaki. It is a local response to
needs of the people without electric or any other complex machine systems.
WOMEN'S KNOWLEDGE IN MANAGEMENT OF RESOURCES
For centuries, nature’s various products and women’s knowledge of their properties have
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provided the basis for making water safe for drinking in every home and village of India.
The seeds of the nirmali tree are used to clear muddy water by rubbing them on the insides
of vessels. The drumstick tree also produces seeds which are used for water purification.
Moringa seeds inhibit the growth of bacteria and fungi. Tulasi is a water purifier with
antibacterial an insecticidal properties. Copper or brass pots are what Indian women use to
carry and store water; and unlike plastic, they do not breed bacteria. The technologies
women have used for water purification are based on locally available natural products and
locally and commonly available knowledge (Shiva 1988).
Practically each terraced field has a row of fodder trees along its edge. The household
women manage these carefully for procuring maximum leaf fodder yields through lopping.
They know when and how to lop without damaging the main tree (Sarin and Khanna 1991).
Older women train the younger ones in the art of lopping. When women lop trees they
enhance the productivity of the oak forest under stable conditions. Groups of women and
old people go together to lop fodder and develop expertise by learning by doing (Shiva
1988).
Farm women know the nutritional needs of their families. That is why women in Garhwal
continue to cultivate mandua. They say that without their mandua and jhingora they could
not labour as they do. These grains are their source of health and strength (Shiva 1988).
Women in the Garhwal hills are architects of the rural economy. They are devoted to
agriculture, animal husbandry, dairying, child-rearing, cooking, fodder and fuel
management, etc. They work harder from morning to evening than their male counterparts
for the welfare of the family. Girl children share the work of their mothers and get training in
home management.
AGRICULTURE
Farmers’ traditional knowledge of agriculture includes tested technologies in the field.
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They use a special type of traditional plough. Other types of ‘improved’ ploughs do
not work in the hills as the soil is gravelly and not deep.
Under rainfed conditions farmers in hill regions plough their land several times
before the onset of rain to conserve water and increase water retention capacity.
Farmers plough their land straight instead of in circles and open parallel furrows for
rainwater harvesting and retaining moisture. However, there is a recommendation to
plough the land across the slope to check erosion.
Farmers of hill regions prefer mixed cropping for minimising risks under rainfed
conditions and creating ground cover for checking runoff and soil loss. They grow
legumes with maize and ginger or turmeric with maize.
After sowing ginger, colocasia and turmeric, farmers use paddy straw, wheat straw
or leaf litters as mulch to ensure proper germination.
Farmers do not practise weeding and interculturing in the maize crop because of soil
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Farmers of the Garhwal hills store seeds by selection for different plots with special
identification and use them in those particular plot.
In the outer Himalaya farmers were reluctant to grow maize because of wild animals
such as bears, wild boars and monkeys. In khadar (lowland) areas they grow paddy
and irrigated wheat and in uplands they take rainfed rabi crops.
In the hills farmers grow mainly mandua, jhingora and guar. Because of recent
developments they have been attracted towards off-season vegetables, e.g., peas,
tomatoes, etc.
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MANURE AND MANURING
In view of the soil’s condition and texture the farmers of the Doon Valley and the hill region
use farmyard manure in the fields before sowing. In lowland areas, for paddy they do green
manuring also. Use of chemical fertilisers has increased but people retain their belief in
traditional methods.
Farmers do not dig compost pits for the collection of cowdung, residues and garbage.
Instead of pits they accumulate the matter in heaps in the open for decomposition. The
reason behind it is that decomposition is slow due to low temperature and little sunshine. In
pits compost would not get ready in time. In the open rapid decomposition takes place. This
practice is traditional but has a scientific basis.
VEGETATIVE MEASURES FOR NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
Hill farmers grow trees of economic value and suited to their requirements. In order to have
conserve soil and water they grow grasses for ground cover such as Eulaliopsis binnata,
Chrysopogun fulvus and agave sps. Shrubs like Ipomea icarnea, Arando donex,
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Dendrocalamus strictus, napier grass, Vitex negundu, Morus alba and bagrera are grown,
and in wild form are available bhang, lantana, sweet neem, etc. Among trees they grow
Grewia pitiva, Bauhinia sps., Albezia labek, Timla, Gainthietic, to meet fuel and fodder
requirements.
For the development of horticulture in the Doon Valley the trees grown are citrus, mango,
jackfruit, guava, pomegranate, pear, peach and plum. In the hills of Mussoorie and
Narendranagar areas peach, pear, khumani and apple are grown at higher elevations.
There is tremendous potential to develop horticulture in the hill ranges because of
undulating topography and climatic conditions. Farmers are well aware of the potential of
their lands, but due to poor economic conditions and infrastructure it is not possible for
them to go ahead with alternative and more profitable land use.
Hill farmers are hard-working that even in adverse topographic conditions they are devoted
to agriculture for grain production. Hill farmers do not like to work as labourers or beg in
villages for their livelihood; instead, they prefer to go to cities to earn. Many hill farmers
migrate for jobs to the cities or join army service. The women and children look after the
village property, while the men send them money to run their homes.
Agriculture and Natural Resource Development
The project replaced traditional and low-yield seed varieties with high-yielding hybrid
varieties. It also constructed 221 water-harvesting structures for irrigation. Although the
activities undertaken increased the resource productivity of the area, transformed the
ecosystem and improved people’s living conditions, this project component was
undermined by the lack of marketing opportunities for agroforestry products and weak
technical back-up for irrigation activities. In addition, the various inputs (such as seeds and
agricultural implements) provided free of charge or at a highly subsidized cost during
implementation were no longer available to the tribals once the project had ended and no
mechanism was instituted to ensure their timely and regular supply.
Human Resource Development
This component was crucial for providing the required motivational foundation for the
project’s successful implementation, impact and sustainability. Activities included
developing model villages, opening 278 non-formal educational centres and night schools,
establishing 42 grain banks, running a health care programme and providing vocational
training and specific training for village committee leaders.
In addition, the project promoted a water user’s society to foster participatory irrigation
management, village committees for different project activities, women’s committees and
self-help groups, and non-formal education centres.
Community-based sustainable natural resources management and
development
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the biological diversityand variability of the ecosystems areused and conserved
bytraditionalcommunitiesthrough various informal institutionsand using traditional ecological
knowledge systems. These communitieshave diverse food habits, culture andlinguistic
variations complemented bycommunity knowledge and informalrural social institutions,
which determinethe access and conservation of naturalresources. To explore, document,
validate,conserve and commercialize theseknowledge systems and simultaneouslyreward
and assure the intellectual propertyrights of tribal communities whohave been using such
knowledge fortheir sustainable survival, is the primeneed of the hour. Looking at the
importanceof biological diversity and the roleof community members of NortheastIndia, a
national seminar was organized,where the role of community knowledgeand informal rural
social institutions insustainable management of biodiversity,mobilization of the community
for sustainableuse and conservation of natural
resources, equitable benefit share arisingfrom indigenous natural resources, validationand
value addition, and IPR andconservation of indigenous biodiversityof Northeast India were
covered.The uniqueness of this seminar wasthe interaction and learning with thecommunity
people and ‘Gaon Burhas’(village customary chief of traditionalcommunities), grassroots
conservators
and traditional knowledge holders, whoare the real custodians of sustaining the
natural resources.Bosiram, Honorable Member of theLegislative Assembly, Pasighat in his
inauguraladdress, emphasized that NortheastIndia in general and ArunachalPradesh in
particular, is famous for thediverse species and varieties of flora andfauna. This region is
also blessed by thediverse culture and communities thatmake the NE region unique in
India.Over the years,people of the NE regionhave been surviving with nature and
havedeveloped location-specific traditionalecological knowledge systems tuned toculture
and nature. The survival strategiesof these communities were of subsistencein mode,
without greed ofdestroying biodiversity and other resources.However, now the
acculturation,commercialization and modern technology-led developmental processes
haveweakened the dynamics of sustainableconservation of biodiversity and othernatural
resources. The work on community
mobilization through indigenousinstitutions, is the need of the hour tochange the attitude of
the people and involvethem in conserving biodiversity ofthe region. Programmes like
biodiversity
contest and quiz among villagers andschool children, indigenous plant-basedtraditional
food competition among ruralwomen along with integrated approachof exploring biocultural
knowledge systemsmay be started on a wider scale, tomake people realize the value and
potential
of such natural resources.In his keynote address, T. K. Mukherjee(NISCAIR, CSIR)
emphasized thatwe can explore community and traditionalknowledge of the northeastern
regionfor wealthcreation and also toensure benefit shares to the knowledgeholders. He
also emphasized that collectinginformation on biocultural resourcesusing local language
could help in wider
applicability and diffusion of the message.In this way, the knowledge of
traditionalcommunities relating to bioresourcesmay be protected from permanentloss.
Discussed the role and value of traditional
institutions of the Adi community in conservingnatural resources of ArunachalPradesh, and
mentioned that most of literaturereported from South East Asiaregarding the destruction of
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natural resourcesis not primarily due to the shiftingcultivation, but due to
modernconstructions and developmental works.Jhum cultivators manage more than
30indigenous crops and other biodiversity.The indigenous institutions found in theAdi
community help significantly inmanaging natural resources and biodiversity.The role of
indigenous institutionsin conserving the ‘Mithun’ in some partsof Arunachal Pradesh like
Rumgong, Boleng,etc. attracted theattentionofparticipants.The role of such institutions
ispertinent in the changing sociopoliticalsystem of the region. G. Lego (Pasighat)who is a
conservator of the dekang tree,
reciprocated the information on Kebang.He mentioned that socio-political
indigenousinstitution of the Adi community isdivided into various levels, namelyDolung
Kebang (village level), BanggoKebang (inter village) and Bogum BokangKebang. He
further added that lurangsystem (maintenance of traditionalland and related resources) is
maintained
more in Pasighat socio-ecological systemsduring the winter. The Gam (memberof Kebang)
is nominated by thevillagers. Every person has the right tosay before the Kebang. In every
village
there are more than 4–5 Gams (membersof Kebang) and there is no hereditarysystem.
Dolung Kebang depends upon anumber of houses in a village and the
heads of all families are members of theKebang system. If the population of avillage is
large, then more number ofGam Burha can be selected. Bango Kebangconsists of more
than one village.In this, all heads of village-level Gamsmeet together to solve any problem
relatingto land and othernatural resources,including forests. Bogum Bokang
Kebangconsists of many heads of all
Banggo Kebangs of the entire state. Inthe changing socio-political scenario ofthe state,
now women can also be a GamBura. Dotum Koyu (a political interpreterand local resource
person) furtheradded that in their area of Koyu too(dominated by Galo community), in
caseof any dispute on natural resources likeland and forest, the cases are placed beforethe
Kebang to solve theproblem. Incase the Kebang is unable to settle thedispute, then the
case is referred to thedistrict civil judiciary.
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INDOKHA
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INDOKHA
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INDOKHA
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GOTHRI
INDOKHA
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GOTHRI
INDOKHA
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GOTHRI
INDOKHA
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GOTHRI
INDOKHA
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GOTHRI
INDOKHA
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GOTHRI
INDOKHA
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GOTHRI
INDOKHA
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GOTHRI
INDOKHA
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GOTHRI
INDOKHA
971
GOTHRI
INDOKHA
972
GOTHRI
INDOKHA
974
GOTHRI
INDOKHA
975
GOTHRI
INDOKHA
976
GOTHRI
INDOKHA
977
GOTHRI
INDOKHA
978
GOTHRI
INDOKHA
979
GOTHRI
INDOKHA
980
GOTHRI
INDOKHA
983
GOTHRI
INDOKHA
984
GOTHRI
INDOKHA
985
GOTHRI
INDOKHA
992
GOTHRI
INDOKHA
993
GOTHRI
INDOKHA
995
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
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MOBARAM/HARI RAM
JAGDEESH/BHAWAR LAL
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KHUDI/CHOTU RAM,
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GHASIRAM/SIVKARAN
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SUPYAR/LIKMA RAM
BANRI SAL/FATEH SINGH
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SOU NATH/KISNA RAM
SIV KARAN/KISNA RAM
BANNE SINGH/BHEROO SINGH
SER SINGH/DHOKAL SINGH
HEERA LAL/ MOHANDAS
SEBG SINGH/KISAN SINGH
HIMAT SINGH/KISAN SINGH
MOBA SINGH/JOODHA SINGH
DURJAN SINGH/SANGRAM SINGH
HADEEN RAM/GANESA RAM
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INDOKHA
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GOTHRI
INDOKHA
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GOTHRI
INDOKHA
999
GOTHRI
INDOKHA
998
GOTHRI
INDOKHA
1000
GOTHRI
INDOKHA
1002
GOTHRI
INDOKHA
1003
GOTHRI
INDOKHA
1005
GOTHRI
INDOKHA
1006
GOTHRI
INDOKHA
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GOTHRI
INDOKHA
1010
GOTHRI
INDOKHA
1011
GOTHRI
INDOKHA
1012
GOTHRI
INDOKHA
1013
GOTHRI
INDOKHA
1014
GOTHRI
INDOKHA
1015
BIJARI
INDOKHA
1017
BIJARI
INDOKHA
1019
BIJARI
INDOKHA
1023
BIJARI
INDOKHA
1024
BIJARI
INDOKHA
1025
BIJARI
INDOKHA
1030
BIJARI
INDOKHA
1031
BIJARI
INDOKHA
1032
BIJARI
INDOKHA
1034
BIJARI
INDOKHA
1035
BIJARI
INDOKHA
1037
BIJARI
INDOKHA
1039
BIJARI
INDOKHA
1041
BIJARI
INDOKHA
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86
87
88
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BIJARI
INDOKHA
1050
BIJARI
INDOKHA
1051
BIJARI
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1052
S.No.
Name of
Village
Name of Cultiwater
Khasra No.
ARABLE/
NONARBL
E
Type of
Land
CATEGARY
Area
1
2
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
3
Pasture
Pasture
Water Loged
water Loged
WaW ater Loged
Water Loged
Water Loged
Water Loged
Water Loged
Water Loged
Water Loged
Govt. Land
Govt. Land
Govt. Land
Govt. Land
Govt. Land
Govt. Land
Govt. Land
Govt. Land
Govt. Land
Govt. Land
Govt. Land
Govt. Land
Govt. Land
Govt. Land
Govt. Land
Govt. Land
Govt. Land
Govt. Land
Govt. Land
Govt. Land
Govt. Land
Govt. Land
Govt. Land
Govt. Land
Anop Kanwar Widow Nar Singh
Sharvan Singh S/o Nar Singh
Gulab Knawar Widow Girdhari
Singh Pabudan Singh S/o
Dhokal Singh 1/2 Surjan Singh
Lixman Singh Ghanshyam Singh
36 Gothari Balveer singh Ganpat Singh
Bhanwar singh Bhagwat Singh
Pharlad Singh Jabbar Singh
Durn Singh Prabhu Singh Partap
Singh Father Lun Singh Saitan
Singh
4
46
79
46/1
79/1
107/1
129/1
148/1
180/1
184/1
228/2
243
111
127
129
180/2
55
72
54
107
115
131
148
163
180
184
222
88
97
108
126
128
130
151
182
226
161
5
Bigha
Biswa
6
7
Angor 40
Angor 26
Nadi
1
Nadi
1
Nadi
4
Well
0
Nadi
0
Well
0
Nadi
1
Well
0
Nadi
5
Slums
4
Slums 17
Slums 59
Slums
2
6
Road
7
Road
Gochar 3
Gochar 103
Gochar 64
Gochar 10
Gochar 17
Gochar 12
Gochar 1
Gochar 37
Gochar 14
4
Road
4
Road
11
Road
7
Road
1
Road
11
Road
9
Road
7
Road
8
Road
Barani
Anop Kanwar Widow Nar Singh 177 178 Barani 2
sharvan Singh S/o Nar Singh
179 209 Barani 2
Gulab Kanwar Widow Girdhari
Barani 2
Singh ( pabudan Singh S/o
Barani 1
37 Gothari Dhokal Singh Rajput Joraram
S/o Chotharam Jat Rakba 9
Bhigha Pabudan Singh in to Part
of Sa Deh Khatedar
1
SC OBC GEN bpl
8
17 NA
NA
8 NA
NA
16 NA
0.4 NA
10 NA
7 NA
19 NA
7 NA
7 NA
8 aabadi
6 aabadi
4 aabadi
17 aabadi
12 Road
4 Road
13 NA
10 NA
10 NA
18 NA
12 NA
18 NA
17 NA
4 NA
8 NA
Road
1
Road
2
Road
12 Road
12 Road
8
Road
12 Road
7
Road
14 Road
AR
56
14
13
12
51
9
16
12
AR
9
10
11
EXI FARMER
STI DEMAND
NG
ST
R.
12
13
GEN
Tanka 1
GEN
Tanka 1
Anop Kanwar Widow Nar Singh
Sharvan Singh S/o Nar Singh 1/2
Gulab Kanwar Widow Girdhari
38 Gothari Singh Pabudan Singh S/o
Dhokal Singh 1/2 Cast Rajput
Joint Deh Account
Anop Kanwar Widow Hanuman
Singh Ghanshyam Singh Arjun
39 Gothari Singh Jabbar Singh Father
Hanuman Singh Cast Rajput
Joint Deh Account
Amar Singh S/o Tejsingh 1/2
Nathu Singh S/o Prem Singh 1/2
40 Gothari
Cast Rajput Sa Deh Khatedar
Amar Singh S/o Tejsingh Cast
Rajput Joint Deh Account
Amar Singh S/o Puran Singh
42 Gothari Cast Rajput
41 Gothari
Amraram Jeewan ram Father
Asharam Nanuram S/o Pemaram
43 Gothari Tejaram S/o Deeparam Cast
Regar
Amratlal S/o Chenaram Parki
Widow Dayalram Ruparam
44 Gothari Nanuram Father Dayalram Cast
Nayak
1
3
1
17
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
64 Barani 2 93
Barani 2 8
16
18
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
AR
GEN
AR
GEN
212
212/1
39
Barani 2
Barani 2
206
Barani 1 37
12
217
Barani 1
16
159/2
34
0
Barani 1 20
Tanka 1
AR
SC
Tanka 1
AR
SC
Tanka 1
1 Hac.
Medban
dhi
Barani 1 29
47
Barani 2 18
2
2/1
73/2
Barani 2 10
Barani 2 2
15
Arjun Hanuman Sukha Father
5
58 Barani 2 43
Girdhari 1/2 Tulsiram Mangilal
77
Barani 2 22
46 Gothari Father Ganesha 1/2 Cast Bawari
Barani 2 12
16
12
10
AR
17
13
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
0.5
Hac.Mix
Horti.
6
6
AR
OBC GEN
Tanka 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
Arjaram Kanaram Father
45 Gothari Lixmanram Cast Kumhar
Umaram S/o Bholuram Cast Jat
Joint Deh Account
47 Gothari
Omaram S/o Dolaram Cast Jat
1/2 Hanuman Singh S/o Chandra
Singh Himmat Singh S/o
48 Gothari UgamSingh Mulesingh S/o
Sardar Singh Cast Rajput 1/2
Joint Deh Account
166
Barani 1 9
223
Barani 1 2
274/160 Barani 1 21
50
50/1
Barani 2 20
Barani 2 20
Omaram S/o Dolaram Cast Jat
265/248 Barani 1 24
Joint Deh Account
Khanyalal S/o Hanumanbux Cast 290/74 Barani 2 6
291/175 Barani 1 17
50 Gothari Brahman
295/227 Barani 1 3
49 Gothari
Kanaram S/o Khangaram Cast
51 Gothari Jat
Kanaram S/o Chothuram Jat
52 Gothari
7 /1 ,
267/160
269/160
272/160
276/223
277/166
2
2
3
Barani 2 28
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
4
9
8
2
9
2
4
10
17
OBC
AR
SC
Tanka 1
GEN
AR
Tanka 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
Kanaram S/o Bhuraram Cast Jat
Rakba 36 Bhigha Anop Kanwar
Widow Narsingh Sharvan Singh
S/o Narsingh 1/2 Gulab Kanwar
53 Gothari Widow Girdhari Singh Pabudan
S/o Dhokal Singh 1/2 Cast
Rajput Joint Deh Account
Kanaram Hanumanram
Laxmanram Father Bhuraram Tiji
54 Gothari Devi W/o Bhuraram Cast Jat
Joint Deh Account Na S. 448
170
170/1
51
156
Kaluram S/o Ramlal Cast
57 Gothari Meghvanshi
10/1
24
Kishorram S/o Danaram Cast Jat
58 Gothari Joint Deh Account
116
Kishan Singh S/o Sugan Singh
Bhanwar Singh Sawant Singh
Jabbar Singh Mahendra Singh
Father Bhawani Singh Bhagwat
Singh Sohan Singh Father Dan
60 Gothari Singh Hanuman Singh S/o
Chandr Singh Himmat Singh S/o
Ugam Singh Mule Singh S/o
Sardar Singh Cast Rajput Joint
Deh Account
Kishan Singh S/o Sugan Singh
Bhanwar Singh Sawant Singh
Jabbar Singh Mahendra Singh
Father Bhawani Singh Bhagwat
Singh Sohan singh Father Dan
61 Gothari Singh Cast Rajput Joint Deh
Account Bhagwat Singh Sohan
Singh W/o Dan Singh Part Of
Rahin Jaipur Nagur Aanclik
Gramin Bank Branch RaniGao
Kishan Singh S/o Sugan Singh
Bhanwr Singh Sawant Singh
Jabbar Singh Mahendra Singh
62 Gothari Father Bhawani Singh Bhagwat
Singh Sohan Singh Father Dan
Singh Cast Rajput Joint Deh
Account Bhagwat Singh Sohan
Singh W/o Dan Singh Part of
Kishnaram S/o Dhanna ram Cast
63 Gothari
Mali
50
5
10
9
Barani 2 23
Barani 2 28
14
26
Barani
1
Barani
1
23
1
Barani
2
57
19/1
70
Tanka 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
AR
AR
SC
Tanka 1
OBC
Tanka 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
72
Barani
2
Barani 2
9
4
11
Barani
2
38
17
16
13
68
Barani 54
2
4
Barani 2
4
15
153
GEN
AR
Barani
2
Kanta Devi W/o Prabhuram Cast
55 Gothari Jat
Kishan Singh S/o Sugan Singh
Bhanwar Singh Sawant Singh
Jabbar Singh Mahendra Singh
Father Bhawani Singh Bhagwat
Singh Sohan singh Father Dan
Singh 1/2 Hanuman Singh S/o
59 Gothari Chandra Singh Himmat Singh
S/o Ugam Singh Mule Singh S/o
Sardar Singh 1/2 Rakba 56
Bhigha Madan Singh S/o Saitan
Singh Rakba 16 Bhigha Cast
Rajput Joint Deh Account
Barani 1 36
Barani 1 18
Barani
1
3
7
9
AR
OBC
Kisturram Nimbaram Bheruram
Sharvan ram Father Chunnaram
Ramniwas Kailashchandra
Ratanlal Father Manguram Birju
D/o Manguram Laxmi Devi W/o
Mangu ram Cast Regar Sa
64 Gothari Ranigao Khanyalal S/o
Mohanram Regar Sa Ladnu 1/4
Ruparam Tilokram Father
Motiram Lalit Jatin Father
Megharam Saroj De
Kunnaram Khemaram Ramkaran
65 Gothari Ghanshyam Father Bholuram
Cast Kahti
Khumba ram Adopt S/o Udaram
Ramniwas Hukmaram W/o
66 Gothari
Mobaram Cast Jat Joint Deh
Account
Khumabram S/o Punaram Cast
67 Gothari
Jat
Keshar Singh Ajit Singh Father
68 Gothari
Puran Singh Cast Rajput
Khiyaram S/o Ramlal Cast Jat
69 Gothari
Khumani Devi W/o Hanumanram
Jat Hi 5/144 Narayani Devi W/o
Lalaram Jat 14-07 Bhigha Joint
Deh Harnath Singh S/o Bhanwar
Singh and Badan Singh Father
Mule Singh Hi 25/144 Sumer
70 Gothari Singh Kishan Singh Nathu Singh
Father Bijay Singh Gulab Kanwar
D/o Vijay Singh Mahaveer Singh
Om Kanwar Kailash Kanwar
Surghyan
71 Gothari
Ganga ram S/o Chena ram cast
Bhanvi Joint Deh Account
Gangaram S/o Ramdeen Cast
Jat
Gaju Singh Ummed Singh Father
Bagh Singh Cast Rajput Joint
73 Gothari
Deh Account
72 Gothari
Ganpatram S/o Ranjeetram
Danaram S/o Sohanaram Bawari
74 Gothari
Sayari Devi W/o Thanaramnayak
Joint Deh Account
Ganpat Singh S/o Saitan Singh
75 Gothari Cast Rajput Joint Deh Account
Ganpat Singh S/o Hari Singh
76 Gothari Ramchandra Singh Father
Khanga Singh Cast Rajpurohit
Ganshi Devi Widow Amritlal
77 Gothari Nemichand S/o Amritlal Cast
Brahmin Joint Deh Account
147
147/1
147/2
144
192/2
Barani 24
2
50
Barani 2 112
Barani 2
Barani
2
10
14
AR
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
Barani
1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
AR
OBC
34
186
186/1
72
102
5
9
AR
105/1
205/1
Barani 2 25
Barani 1 20
10
3
AR
154
100
35
10
25
16
43
6
11/1
67/1
Barani
25
1
Barani 2 38
Barani 2 2
173
173/1
173/2
199
199/1
199/2
215/1
216
Barani 1 1
Barani 1 1
Barani 1 1
Barani 1 12
Barani 1 13
Barani 1 13
Dhani
0
Barani 1 2
241
85
16
136
Tanka 1
29
Barani
1
Barani
1
Barani
1
Barani 1
Barani 1
103
SC
Barani 2
2
Barani 2
15
Barani 2
25
4
19
GEN
AR
Tanka 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
OBC
Tanka 1
OBC
Tanka 1
SC
AR
GEN
AR
Tanka 1
19
19
15
15
14
8
11
AR
SC
Tanka 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
1
4
Gain Kanwar Widow Durjan
Singh Jabbar Singh S/o Durjan
78 Gothari
Singh Cast Rajput Joint Deh
Account
79
80
82
83
89 Barani 2 13
Barani 2 10
202
210
Gopiram Bhaguram Father
Gothari Bhiyaram Cast Bawari Joint Deh
Account
Gothari
81
6
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
84
Gomaram S/o Baxaram 3/4
Harkaran S/o Baxaram 1/4 Cast
Jat
Gordhanram S/o Ansuram Cast
Khati
Gordhanram S/o Ansuram Cast
Jat
Goarli Joje Chandra ram Cast
Meghvanshi
Ghanshyam Adopt Son
Rajjeevan Cast Brahman Joint
Deh Account
2
Barani 1 34
Barani 1 11
AR
SC
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
10
Barani 2
21
36
262
34
Tanka 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
AR
OBC
32
Barani 2
48
50
187
Barani 1 66
297/227 Barani 1 5
Ghisa ram Kheta ram Hardev
Father Chelaram Shakar ram
Gothari Hukma ram Father Mangu ram
Cast Meghvanshi Joint Deh
Account
OBC
8
Barani 2
95
AR
5
Barani 2
44
44/1 Barani 2 28
45
Barani 2 28
45/1
Barani 2 14
Barani 2 14
AR
13
14
5
15
15
8
8
SC
Tanka 1
GEN
AR
AR
85
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
SC
Barani 1
Ghisa ram S/o Rambux Cast
Gothari
Regar
86
87
GEN
AR
Channa Widow Maduram
Gothari Kishnaram S/o Maduram Cast
Nayak Joint Deh Account
62
AR
32
11
62/1 Barani 2 14
84
Dhani
0
Barani 2 21
16
10
7
AR
SC
Tanka 1
SC
90/1
90/3
Chunaram S/o Bheruram Cast
Gothari
Jat Joint Deh Account
Barani 2
Barani 2
8
6
5
AR
Oran
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
1
15
24
52
27
10
8
20
9
10
12
AR
Tanka 1
14
10
AR
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
88
OBC
91
89 Gothari Rajasthan Govt.
Chain Singh Chagan Singh
Nandu Singh Father Ganpat
90 Gothari
Mula S/o Heera Cast Daroga
Joint Deh Account
92
99/2
104/1
229
233
240
246
GEN
Chaina ram S/o Chokha ram
91 Gothari
Cast Bhambi Joint Deh Account
164
164/1
164/2
Barani 1 16
Barani 1 25
Barani 1 40
AR
Barani 2
AR
Tanka 1
0.5 Hac.
Mix
Horti.
SC
Chaina ram Sirama ram Father
92 Gothari
Purkha ram Cast Jat
93 Gothari Chela ram S/o Ramlal Cast Jat
94 Gothari
Chotu Singh S/o Dal Singh Cast
Rajput Joint Deh Account
96/1
39
16
39
16
Barani 2
Tanka 1
OBC
AR
96
Barani 2
Tanka 1
OBC
AR
10
24
5
8
Tanka 1
GEN
Jairam Surtaram Father
Mangaram Sugni Devi W/o
95 Gothari
Manga ram Cast Jat Joint Deh
Account
Jairam Surtaram Father
Mangaram Sugni Devi W/o
Manga Ram Jora ram S/o
Chothu ram Lixma Devi W/o
96 Gothari Heera ram Supyar Devi W/o
Rameshwar Bheeva ram
Sharvan ram Father Rameshwar
Dungarmal S/o Heera ram Cast
Jat Joint Deh Account
97 Gothari
98 Gothari
99 Gothari
100 Gothari
101 Gothari
102 Gothari
103 Gothari
104 Gothari
Jeet Singh S/o Hari Singh Cast
Rajput Joint Deh Account
Jeevan ram S/o Rameshwar
Cast Bawari
Jetha ram S/o Ishraram Cast
Regar
Jora ram S/o Chothu ram Cast
Jat Joint Deh Account
Jora ram S/o Deepa ram Cast
Jat Joint Deh Account
Jora ram S/o Deepa ram Cast
Jat Joint Deh Account
Jora ram Hardevram Father
Deepa ram Oma ram S/o
Dolaram Cast Jat Joint Deh
Jhuta ram Gopi ram Father
Chuna ram Madanlal Ramniwas
Father Baluram Sayari W/o Balu
ram Cast Kumhar Joint Deh
Account
Doli Banam Mandir Shri Thakur
105 Gothari Ji Maharaj Char Bhuja Ji Wale
Deh Account
81/1 Barani 2
185/1 Barani 1
AR
9
17
Tanka 1
10
17
OBC
Dhani
AR
0
211
12
OBC
Barani 1
AR
22
168
GEN
Barani 2
AR
80/1
8
SC
Barani 2
AR
40
39
AR
27
Tanka 1
OBC
Barani 1
AR
234
18
OBC
Barani 1
AR
263/248
26
2
Barani 1
OBC
AR
266/248
0
10
Barani 2
OBC
AR
34
18
46
9
30
15
19
5
8
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
8
16
16
11
10
2
16
6
4
Barani
1
Thakat Singh Khole Bhanwar
106 Gothari Singh Cast Rajput Joint Deh
Account
Tanka 1
SC
Barani 2
185/2
75
59
78
181
192
192/1
230
231
255
Tanka 1
42
Barani
2
73
17
86 188/1 Barani 2 4
Barani 1 22
Tanka 1
OBC
AR
Tanka 1
AR
Tanka 1
2 Hac.
Medban
dhi
99/5
Tulsi ram S/o Giga ram Cast
107 Gothari
Kumhar Joint Deh Account
Tej Singh S/o Dhan Singh Cast
108 Gothari
Rajput Joint Deh Account
GEN
AR
19
OBC
AR
Tanka 1
GEN
6
25
36 Barani 2 17
Barani 2 15
Barani 2 21
Barani 2 7
Teja ram Bhagwan ram Lodu
ram Prabhu ram Father Dhanna
ram 2/3 Rekha ram Gordhan ram
Father Ramdeen Chothi Devi
109 Gothari Widow Ramdeen 1/3 Cast Jat
Joint Siniya Account Rahit
Bhagwana ram Lodu ram Prabhu
ram Jaipur Thar Gramin Bank
Branch Ranigao
36/1
36/2
Dashrath Singh S/o Bhawar
Singh Mohan Kanwar Widow
Bhawar Singh Sharvan Singh
S/o Sawai Singh Sugan Singh
110 Gothari
S/o Dhokal Singh Narpat Singh
Bajrang Singh Puran Singh
Father Devi Singh Cast Rajput
Joint Indokha Account
190
190/1
190/2
190/3
117
117/1
117/2
117/3
8
5
10
15
AR
Barani 1 10
Barani 1 9
Barani 1 8
Barani 1 8
4
AR
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
10
12
10
AR
Tanka 1
2 Hac
Medban
dhi
OBC
Danaram S/o Bhugana ram 1/2
111 Gothari Moduram S/o Bhugana ram 1/2
Cast Jat Joint Deh Account
Danaram Sukha ram Manga ram
112 Gothari Birma ram Father Harjiram Cast
Bhambhi Joint Deh Account
113 Gothari
Deena ram S/o Dhanna ram
Cast Mali
19
19
48
46
Barani 1
195
149
153/1
GEN
Tanka 1
OBC
Tanka 1
AR
27
0
7
Barani 1
Barani 2
8
5
4
SC
bpl
AR
OBC
Barani
2
139
80/2
Barani 2
87
Barani 2
90/2
Barani 2
90/4
Barani 2
98
99 Dhani
99/3
Barani 1
Dularam S/o Hardeen ram Baju
99/4
Barani 1
Devi Widow Dhanna ram Lixman
99/6
Barani 1
ram Chena ram Father Dhanna
Barani 1
115 Gothari ram Cast Jat Joint Deh Account
Rahin Dularam S/o Hardeen ram
Nagaur Sahkari Bhumi Vikas
Bank
AR
Dulichand S/o Lixman ram Cast
114 Gothari
Mali
34
16
1
6
3
1
14
16
23
27
OBC
15
10
18
4
10
AR
Tanka 1
2 Hac.
Medban
dhi
OBC
Devkaran Gopi ram Tana ram
116 Gothari Father Kishna ram Cast Khati
Joint Ranigao Account
117 Gothari
144/1
144/2
Barani 2 18
Barani 2 44
10
AR
165
215
Barani 1 70
Barani 1 3
6
4
AR
Tanka 1
OBC
Tanka 1
0.5 Hac.
Mix
Horti.
DRIP
Deva ram S/o Purkha ram Cast
Jat Joint Deh Account
OBC
7
118 Gothari
119 Gothari
Devilal S/o Dhanna ram Cast
Mali Joint Ranigao Account
Devi Singh S/o Dal Singh Cast
Rajput Joint Deh Account
29/3
141
Barani 2 11
Barani 2 1
9
AR
8
282/10
285/9
287/67
Barani 2 0
Barani 2 19
Barani 2 3
Barani 2 1
15
7
6
AR
110
135
193
193/1
221
Barani 1 3
Barani 2 26
Barani 1 29
Barani 1 29
Barani 1 2
5
6
8
8
6
AR
OBC
GEN
Dhanraj Rameshwar lal Father
Surajkaran Khanyalal Motilal
Father Baluram Ganeshi Devi
120 Gothari
Widow Amrit Nemichand S/o
Amrit lal Cast Brahmin Joint Deh
Account
Tanka 1
GEN
Dhanna ram Pema ram Father
Gomdaram Cast Jat Sa
Mandukara Sayari Devi W/o
121 Gothari
Dularam Radha Devi W/o
Harkaran ram Cast Jat Joint
Kharvaliya
Dhanna ram S/o Kana ram Cast
Jat Joint Deh Rakba 16 Bheegha
Deepa ram S/o Ramrakh Cast
Jat Joint Bagarvaliya Rakba 25
Bheegha 4 Biswa Khatedar
122 Gothari Rahin Dhanna ram S/o Kana ram
Jaipur Nagaur Anchlik Gramin
Bank Ranigao and Rahin Deepa
ram S/o Ramrakh Nagaur
Sahkari Bhumi Vikas Bank
Didwana
Barani
2
AR
104
244
244/1
24
Barani 1 25
Barani 1 16
4
AR
256
256/1
Barani 1 38
Barani 1 27
15
11
AR
Tanka 1
OBC
Tanka 1
2 Hac.
Medban
dhi
OBC
Dhanna ram S/o Kana ram Sa
Deh 41-06 Bheegha Arjun ram
S/o Bhura ram 12-11 Bheegha
Baju Devi W/o Laxman ram 12123 Gothari
10 Bheegha Cast Jat Joint
Bagarvaliya Khtedar Rahin
Dhanna ram S/o Kana ram
Jaipur Nagaur
124 Gothari
Dhanna ram S/o Diyal ram Cast
Meghwal Sa Deh Khatedar
Dhanna ram Mehram Babulal
125 Gothari Prabhu ram Pi Dayal ram Cast
Bhambhi Joint Deh Account
Dhanna ram Mehram Lalaram
126 Gothari Prabhu ram Father Diyal ram
Cast Meghwal Joint Deh Account
Dhapu Widow Ramnath Banshi
ram Nanu ram Govind ram
127 Gothari
Father Ramnath Cast Jat Joint
Deh Account
Tanka 1
OBC
Barani 2
AR
2
84/4
5
Barani 1
195/2
24
10
Barani 2
84/3
134
134/1
134/2
139/3
SC
AR
Tanka 1
SC
AR
8
Barani 2 39
Barani 2 1
Barnai 2 0
Barani 2 6
8
SC
14
17
7
14
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
1 Hac.
Mix.
Horti.
Dhapu Kanwar Widow Bhaudan
Lakhdan Baghdan Sukhdan
128 Gothari
Father Pusadan Cast Charan
Joint Deh Kharvaliya Account
Nandu Kumar S/o Hanuman ram
Cast Bawari Joint Deh Account
129 Gothari
Rahin Na S Bhu Vikash Bank
Branch Prabatsar
130 Gothari
Narsa ram S/o Balu ram Gokul
ram S/o Birda ram Cast Regar
Nathi W/o Gopiram Cast Nayak
131 Gothari
Joint Deh Account
Nathu Singh S/o Tej Singh Adopt
132 Gothari Prem Singh Cast Rajput Joint
Deh Account
Nathu Singh S/o Tej Singh Adopt
Prem Singh Rakba 8.15
133 Gothari Bheegha Sawai Singh S/o Kalu
Singh Rakba 0.03 Bheegha Cast
Rajput Joint Deh Account
Nanuram Likhmaram Kanaram
134 Gothari Pi Khanga ram Cast Jat Joint
Deh Account
Nanu ram Shivdan ram Father
135 Gothari Mularam Cast Harijan Joint
Bhawad Account
Narayan ram Kishnaram Birbal
Madan lal Khumba ram
Omprakash Father Sujaram
Bhawari Widow Sujaram 1/3
136 Gothari
Rameshwar S/o Khema ram 1/3
Bheeya ram S/o Khema ram 1/3
Cast Bawari Joint Mandpura
Account
137 Gothari
Narayan ram Adopt Son Mewa
ram Cast Jat Joint Deh Account
Narayan ram Bheeya ram Hajari
138 Gothari ram Father Sujaram Cast Khati
Joint Kharvaliya Account
139 Gothari
140 Gothari
141 Gothari
142 Gothari
Barani 1
260
61
84/1
AR
8
Barani 2 12
Barani 2 8
12
18
Tanka 1
GEN
AR
Tanka 1
SC
Barani 2
AR
33
52
12
Barani 2
SC
AR
6
56/1
SC
Barani 1
AR
225
20
Tanka 1
10
Barani 1
GEN
AR
220
8
Tanka 1
18
Barani 1
GEN
AR
120
54
Tanka 1
16
Barani 2
OBC
AR
4
3
12
Barani 2
SC
AR
51
80/4
Tanka 1
SC
Barani 2
AR
55
139/2
259
Narayan ram Lixman ram
Hanuman ram Father Ramu ram
Cast Meghvanshi Joint Ranigao
Account
157
Narayan ram Heera ram Father
Chatra ram Cast Jat Joint
Madukara Account
80/3
Narayan Singh Jodh Singh
Father Rawat Singh Cast Rajput
Joint Indokha Account
189
27
28
Nimba ram Kesha ram Father
Shivkaran Gayarsi Widow
Budharam Chena ram Lixman
ram Father Budha ram 1/2
Khema ram Jagnath Father Deva
ram 1/2 Cast Regar Joint
Ranigao Account
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
8
Barani 1
OBC
AR
14
Tanka 1
11
Barani 1
OBC
AR
19
Barani 2
10
Tanka 1
SC
AR
Tanka 1
20
OBC
Barani 1
AR
28
Barani 2 100
Barani 2 31
AR
Tanka 1
GEN
Tanka 1
SC
9
Panna ram S/o Ramnarayan
Kunna ram Purna ram Bhura ram
143 Gothari Father Uma ram Cast Mali
Ramdeen Father Mangilal Cast
Jat Joint Ranigao Khatedar
Panna ram Rugha ram Ratna
144 Gothari ram Father Ramnarayan Cast
Mali Joint Ranigao Account
Panchi D/o Anop Singh ( Sher
Singh S/o Phateh Singh 139/1
into 11 Bheegha from part of
145 Gothari
Panchi 1/2 Indra Singh Sultan
Singh Father Chattar Singh 1/2
Cast Rajput Joint Deh Account
Panchu ram S/o Chuna ram Cast
Bhangi Sa Bhuwad Kha N. 138
in to 12 Bheegha 10 Biswa
Lagan 7.75 The. Didwana Mangi
Gothari
S/o Pusa Cast Bhavi Sa Deh 2/3
Chuna ram S/o Shri ram
Bhambhi Joint Bhuwad 1/3
Account
146
Punamchand S/o Laluram Cast
Gothari
Brahman Joint Deh Account
30
140
Barani 2 19
Barani 2 5
29/2
135/2
Barani 2 14
Barani 2 10
6
10
AR
Tanka 1
OBC
AR
OBC
66 137 Barani 2 11
139/1 Barani 2 47
Barani 2 40
15
4
AR
Tanka 1
GEN
138
138/1
Barani 2 46
Barani 2 21
6
AR
114
122
Barani 1 37
Barani 1 28
10
9
AR
150
152
Barani 2 4
Barani 2 23
9
12
AR
67
283/8
286/9
Barani 2 1
Barani 2 21
1
19
9
AR
Tanka 1
SC
Tanka 1
147
148
GEN
Pusa ram Ramratandan Father
Jorda Basantidan S/o
Bhagwatdan 1/2 Jeewanram
Deepdan Kailashdan Father
Madhudan Gulab Kanwar W/o
Gothari Shaktidan Laldan Prabhudan
Girdhari dan Father Shaktidan
Premkanwar W/o Kripaldan
Mahendra Singh Bhawani Singh
Father Kripaldan 1/2 Cast
Charan Joint Baladhana
Puranjeet S/o Indra Singh
Chandra Kanwar W/o Indra
Gothari
Singh Cast Rajput Joint Deh
Account
149
Purna ram S/o Manguram Bheru
Gothari ram S/o Nanuram Cast Jat Joint
Bagarvaliya
150
151
Prithvi Singh Anop Singh Father
Kalyan Singh Phumkanwar
Gothari
Widow Kalyan Singh Cast Rajput
Joint Ranigao Account
Pema ram S/o Kishnaram Cast
Gothari
Jat Joint Siniya Account
152
153
Prema ram ramuram Father
Jiwla Bhagudi Widow Jiwala
Bimla Devi D/o Prabhu ram
Ramu ram S/o Jeewa ram
Gothari Ramkaran Purna ram Father
Hariya Cast Bhambhi Joint Deh
Account Rahin Ramu ram S/o
Jiwala Nagaur Sahkari Bhumi
Vikas Bank
Tanka 1
GEN
GEN
Barani 1
124
AR
123
12
Barani 1
155
39
20
OBC
AR
Tanka 1
5
Barani 2
GEN
AR
9
OBC
Barani 1
105/2
AR
51
10
Tanka 1
1 Hac.
Mix.
Horti.
Tanka 1
1
Tanka 1
SC
Barani 2
Phulki Joje Harjiram Cast
Gothari Bhambhi Joint Khathothi Hal Deh
Account
154
155
156
157
Berisal Singh S/o Phateh Singh
11
Kha N. 53 in to Rakba 1.10 (
Amar Singh S/o Phateh Singh's
Part ) Rahin Salab Kanwar
Widow Phateh Singh Supyar
Gothari
Kanwar W/o Sher Singh
Bhanwar Singh S/o Sher Singh
Amar Singh Berisal Singh Father
Phateh Singh Cast Rajput Joint
Deh Account
161
Bhanwarlal Loduram Chanduram
Gothari Choturam Father Kanaram Cast
Mali Joint Ranigao Account
Bhanwar Singh Jabbar Singh
Durjan Singh Prabhu Singh
Partap Singh Father Lun Singh
Narpat Singh S/o Phul Singh
Gothari
Surjan Singh Lixman Singh
Ghanshyam Singh Balveer Singh
Father Ganpat Singh Cast Rajput
Joint Deh Account
Gothari
165
Bhawar Singh S/o Hari Singh
Cast Rajput Joint Deh Account
Bhanwar Singh Bhagwat Singh
Parhlad Singh Jabbar Singh
Gothari Durjan Singh Prabhu Singh
Partap Singh Father Lun Singh
Cast Rajput Joint Deh Account
14
4
10
SC
AR
Tanka 1
SC
Barani 1
AR
16
253
232
Barani 1 13
Bhanwaralal S/o Hanuman bux
288/74 Barani 2 9
Gothari
Cast Brahman Joint Deh Account 293/227 Barani 1 3
Bhanwar Singh Jeevan Singh
Dal Singh Father Hari Singh
Gothari Nahar Singh Adopt Son Bane
Singh Cast Rajput Joint Deh
Account
162
Bhanwar Singh S/o Prem Singh
Bhanwar Kanwar Widow Mule
Gothari
Singh Cast Rajput Sa Deh
Khatedar
163
164
12
Barani 2 22
53 Barani 2 20
Barani 2 25
Bhanwar Singh Ansulal Bhaulal
Gothari Satyanarayan Laxminarayan
Father Gigaram Cast Brahman
Bhanwarlal Rampal Khanyalal
Radeshyam Father Hanuman
Gothari bux Ghanshyam Adopt Son
Ramjeevan Cast Brahman Joint
Deh Account
158
Bhanwarlal Lixmanram Father
Gothari Chunaram Cast Meghvanshi
Joint Deh Account
159
160
80
81/1
AR
227/1
Well
289/74 Barani 2
294/227 Barani 1
0
0
0
6
18
2
4
7
6
6
Tanka 1
GEN
AR
Tanka 1
GEN
AR
GEN
AR
195/1
Barani 1 24
10
Tanka 1
SC
AR
167
Barani 1 23
OBC
AR
174
Barani 1 49
Tanka 1
GEN
AR
238
Barani 1 34
2
GEN
AR
236
Barani 1 16
14
Tanka 1
GEN
AR
99/1
Barani 1
2
16
GEN
AR
176
Barani 1 13
11
16
Tanka 1
GEN
166
167
168
169
Bhawar Singh Bhagwat Singh
Prahlad Singh Jabbar Singh
Durjan Singh Prabhu Singh
Partap Singh Father Lun Singh
Gothari Saitan Singh S/o Mal Singh
Surjan Singh Lixman Singh
Ghanshyam Singh Balveer Singh
Father Ganpat Singh Cast Rajput
Joint Deh Account
Bhanwar Singh Bhagwat Singh
Parhlad Singh jabbar Singh
Durajn Singh Surjan Singh
Gothari Lixman Singh Ghanshyam Singh
Balveer Singh Father Ganpat
Singh Cast Rajput Joint Deh
Account
Bhanwra ram Chuna ram Father
Heera ram Panchi Devi W/o
Heera ram Sukha ram S/o
Gothari
Hardev Revanti Widow Prema
ram Jitendra Sunil Father Prema
ram Cast Jat Joint Deh Account
171
218
Barani 1 56
Barani 1 1
6
AR
208
214
Barani 1 11
Barani 1 3
8
AR
GEN
GEN
Barani 1
170
Gothari
171
Gothari
172
Gothari
173
Gothari
AR
22
101
254
Barani 1
Bhanwra ram S/o Jetha ram
Radha W/o Jetha ram Narayan
ram Lodu ram Father Toda ram
Cast Jat Joint Bagarvaliya
Account
124/1
Barani 2
Bhanwra ram S/o Boduram
Sukhi Devi W/o Bodu ram
Baluram Jeevan ram Father
Kesha ram Shimbhu ram Suresh
Father Deva ram Sarju Devi W/o
Deva ram Cast Joint Deh
Account
139/4
Barani 1
Bhanwra ram S/o Rugharam
Jalaram S/o Mangnaram S/o
Rugha ram Keshar Devi W/o
Rugha ram Cast Jat Joint Deh
Account
228/3
271/160 Barani 1
Bhau ram Lixman ram Chimna
273/160 Barani 1
ram Father Ramkaran Dhapu
Devi W/o Ramkaran Kanaram
D/o Chothu ram Uma ram S/o
Bholu ram Cast Jat Joint Deh
Account
160
Barani 1
268/1602 Barani 1
70/16027 Barani 1
Bhau ram Lixman ram Chimna
5/223 Barani 1
ram Father Ramkaran Dhapur
Devi Widow Ramkaran Cast Jat
Joint Deh Account
Tanka 1
4
Barani 1
Bhanwra ram S/o Jetha ram
Narayan ram S/o Toda ram Nanu
ram S/o Chothu ram Minor Nanu
Gothari
ram Gardian Father Chothu ram
S/o Toda ram Cast Jat Joint
Kharvaliya Account
Gothari
Tanka 1
OBC
AR
19
6
OBC
AR
Tanka 1
30
OBC
AR
48
Tanka 1
1 Hac.
Mix.
Horti.
14
OBC
AR
35
2
0
10
10
15
Tanka 1
OBC
AR
OBC
26
4
2
2
AR
Tanka 1
174
Bhiya ram Arjna ram Father
Gothari Ghisa ram Cast Meghvanshi
Joint Deh Account
175
OBC
Barani 1
169
12
AR
64
19
Tanka 1
SC
125
252
Bhiya ram Narayan ram Jassa
ram Father Suja ram Madan lal
Ramdev Father Hajari ram
Nandu Devi Widow Harji ram
Gothari
Mangilal Balu ram Gopal ram
Father Nathu ram 1/2 Asha ram
S/o Gunga ram 1/2 Cast Khati
Joint Kharvaliya Account
176
Bhura ram S/o Tulcha ram Cast
Gothari
Jat Joint Deh Account
177
Bhura ram S/o Tulsi ram Sukhi
Devi W/o Dhanna ram Mukesh
Gothari Ramchandra Father Dhanna ram
Minor Gaurdian Mother
178
Sukhidevi W/o Dhanna ram Cast
Gothari
179
Barani 1 21
Barani 1 33
2
AR
Tanka 1
0.5 Hac.
Mix.
Horti.
OBC
Barani 1
237
249
250
AR
9
Barani 1 28
Barani 1 4
10
2
OBC
AR
Tanka 1
0.5 Hac.
Mix.
Horti.
OBC
Barani 1
Bholu ram S/o Keshav Das Cast
Sad Joint Ranigao Account
159/1
AR
12
4
Barani 2
Bholu ram S/o Bagsa ram Cast
Gothari
Jat Sa Siniya Khatedar
180
Bholuram Harirat Father Keshav
Gothari das Cast Sad Joint Ranigao
Account
181
Magan Singh Sohan Singh
Gothari Father Surajbhan Singh Cast
Rajput Joint Indokha Account
182
26
16
Manga ram Mohna ram Harji ram
Gothari Father Chokha ram Cast Jat
Joint Deh Account
OBC
AR
22
4
Barani 1
188
197
201
Tanka 1
6
Barani 2
142
SC
AR
72
Barani 1 33
Barani 1 13
SC
AR
Tanka 1
GEN
2
18
AR
10
AR
18
3
AR
Tanka 1
2 Hac.
Medban
dhi
183
OBC
Magna ram S/o Balu ram Cast
Gothari
Jat Joint Deh Account
118
Barani 1 36
118/23 Barani 1 29
Tanka 1
184
185
OBC
83
85/1
Manohar Kanwar Widow Sawant
Singh Bheev Singh S/o Sawant
Singh Rajendra Singh S/o Saitan
Singh Kasra No. 83 me Rakba 1
Bheegha 10 Biswa Bheev
Gothari Singh's Parts Ummed Singh S/o
Tej Singh Karni Singh S/o Saitan
Singh Kasra No. 85/1 in to
Rakba 3.10 Bheegha Cast
Rajput Sohanlal Bajranglal
Rameshwarlal
187
Manguram Ramdeen Father
Gigaram Mehram Likhmaram
Gumanaram Father Jiyaram 1/2
Gothari
Pusaram Ramkaran S/o Ghumar
ram 1/2 Cast Meghvanshi Joint
Siniya Account
Tanka 1
GEN
Barani 2
Mangilal Bholuram Father Cast
Gothari
Sad Joint Ranigao Account
186
Manguram Ramdeen Father
Gigaram Mehram Likhmaram
Gothari Gumanaram Father Jiyaram
Cast Meghvanshi Joint Siniya
Account
Barani 2 23
Barani 2 4
1
41
21
1/1 Barani 2 16
Barani 2 16
AR
12
3
3
OBC
AR
Tanka 1
OBC
15
15/1
15/2
15/3
Barani 2 8
Barani 2 6
Barani 2 6
Barani 2 10
188
9
1
5
12
AR
SC
13
Gothari
189
Mal Singh S/o Bharat Singh Cast
Rajput Joint Ranigao Account
Meera W/o Khiya ram Cast Jat
Gothari
Joint Ranigao Account
190
Gothari
191
192
Mulki Devi W/o Bhanwarlal Cast
Jat Joint Ranigao Account
Mule Singh Devi Singh Chottu
Singh Father Dal Singh
Gothari Puranjeet Singh S/o Indra Singh
Chandra Kanwar Widow Indra
Singh Cast Rajput Joint Account
196
197
Mularam Gomaram Father
Asharam Cast Jat 1/2 Rajendra
Gothari
S/o Ramchandra Purohit 1/2
Joint Siniya Account
Mega ram Khumba ram Father
Gothari Jaitha ram Cast Jat Joint
Account
Mehram S/o Mohan ram
Rameshwar S/o Juga ram Arjun
Gothari
ram S/o Jora ram Cast Jat Sa
Kharvaliya Teh Didwana Account
Mohana ram Chandra ram
Gothari Father Rupa ram Cast Bawari
Joint Kharvaliya Account
198
Mohana ram Juga ram Father
Gothari Hajari ram Cast Jat Joint
Bagarvaliya Account
199
Gothari
200
Gothari
201
202
203
155/1
AR
13
1
Barani 1
278/156
Tanka 1
GEN
AR
10
10
Barani 1
OBC
AR
279/156
10
281/10 Barani 2 0
284/9 Barani 2 1
10
5
OBC
AR
Tanka 1
GEN
Mule Singh S/o Dal Singh Cast
Gothari
Rajput Joint Account
193
Mularam Ugmaram Prabhu ram
Heera ram Father Gaina ram
Gothari
Cast Jat Sa Ranigao Joint
Account
194
195
Barani 1
Mohana ram S/o Pema ram Cast
Jat Joint Kharvaliya Account
Mohana ram S/o Sawla ram Cast
Jat Joint Deh Account
Barani 2
9
AR
24
8
Barani 1
GEN
AR
159
18
18/1
55
Barani 2 13
Barani 2 13
4
5
5
AR
245
248
Barani 1 3
Barani 1 32
6
AR
120/1
121/1
Barani 1 12
Barani 1 20
10
AR
Tanka 1
OBC
Tanka 1
OBC
Tanka 1
OBC
Tanka 1
OBC
Barani 1
258
23
AR
Tanka 1
41
OBC
Barani 1
123
249/2
250/4
Tanka 1
14
Barani 1
121
AR
AR
66
Barani 1 22
Barani 1 10
Tanka 1
OBC
10
AR
OBC
Rakhudi Widow Chottu ram
Gothari Sohani D/o Chottu ram Cast
Meghvanshi Joint Deh Khatedar
Rakhudi Widow Chottu ram
Sohani D/o Chottu ram
Gothari Likhmaram S/o Deena ram Mala
ram S/o Sharvan ram
Meghvanshi Joint Deh Account
Raju ram S/o Hanuman Mohani
Devi Widow Hanuman Cast
Meghvanshi Joint Deh Account
Gothari
Rahin Rajuram S/o Hanuman
Nagaur Sahkari Bhumi Vikash
Bank Ltd. Nagaur
204
Barani 1
AR
18
203/1
7
Barani 1
213
105
205
2
Barani 1 25
Barani 1 20
SC
AR
5
10
3
SC
AR
Tanka 1
SC
14
205
Raju ram S/o Hanuman Mohani
Devi Widow Hanuman Ganga
Gothari
ram S/o Chena ram Cast
Meghvanshi Joint Deh Account
Gothari
Radheshyam S/o Hanuman Bux
Cast Brahman Joint Deh Account
Barani 1
AR
203
18
74
Barani 2 9
227
Barani 1 3
292/232 Barani 1 13
7
2
3
19
Tanka 1
SC
AR
Tanka 1
206
GEN
Barani 1
AR
63
Barani 1 9
Barani 2 25
AR
Barani 1
AR
Tanka 1
1 Hac.
Mix.
Horti.
Ramdeen S/o Balu ram Cast Jat
Gothari
Joint Deh Account
207
Ramdeen Panna ram Father
Kalu ram Chandri Widow
Gothari
Kaluram Cast Jat Joint Deh
Account
208
Gothari
210
Ramdeen S/o Bhugana ram Cast
Meghvanshi Joint Deh Account
Ramdeen Hanuman Mohana
Gothari ram Father Moti ram Cast Khati
Joint Kharvaliya Account
211
Ramdeen Mula ram Father
Heera ram Jamna Devi Widow
Gothari
Heera ram Cast Kumhar Joint
Deh Account
212
Gothari
213
Ramdev Tulcha ram Father Pusa
ram Cast Jat Joint Deh Account
Ramdev S/o Pusa ram 1/2
Gothari Tulcha ram S/o Pusa ram 1/2
Cast Jat Joint Deh Account
Gothari
Tanka 1
OBC
51
105/3
Gothari
OBC
Tanka 1
0.5 Hac.
Mix.Hort
i. 2 Hac
Medban
dhi
Tanka 1
Ramdeen S/o Bhagwana ram
Cast Bhambhi Joint Deh Account
209
214
242
191
194/2
Rampal S/o Hanuman Bux Cast
Brahman Joint Deh Khatedar
12
Barani 1
204
92
SC
Barani 2
94/2
AR
51
5
Barani 2
2/2,
OBC
20
Tanka 1
OBC
35
6
9
8
17
6
3
175 Barani 2 7
296/227 Barani 1 15
Barani 1 3
6
16
3
Barani 1
Barani 1
Tanka 1
AR
Barani 1
119
228
228/1
SC
AR
AR
Tanka 1
AR
Tanka 1
OBC
AR
Tanka 1
215
GEN
Gothari
216
Ram Bux S/o Ramchandra Cast
Brahman Joint Deh Account
Barani 2
69
AR
0
10
Barani 2
GEN
AR
Rama ram S/o Deva ram Cast
Gothari
Jat Joint Siniya Account
217
Ramu ram Chuna ram Heera
ram Jaithu ram Anna ram Father
Gothari
Ganga ram Cast Jat Joint Deh
Accont
218
14
191/1
247
33
Barani 2 34
Barani 1 19
10
14
OBC
AR
Tanka 1
OBC
15
Tanka 1
0.5 Hac.
Mix.
Horti.
19
Gothari
23 Barani 2 44
Barani 2 22
3
AR
Tanka 1
0.5 Hac.
Mix.
Horti.
Ramu ram Chottu ram Cast Jat
Joint Siniya Account
219
OBC
Rameshwar Girdhari Rajesh
Father Madanlal Sohani W/o
Gothari
Madan lal Cast Khati Joint
Kharvaliya Account
220
Rameshwar Ramkuwar
Bhanwarlal Hariram Father
Gothari
Ramchandra Cast Brahman Joint
Deh Account
221
222
Rameshwar Ramkuwar
Bhanwarlal Hariram Father
Ramchandra 1/3 Purnanand S/o
Bhanwarlal Brahman 1/3 Saitan
Gothari
Singh S/o Lalsingh Phulsingh
S/o Lalsingh Ganpat Singh S/o
Sawai Singh 1/3 Cast Rajput
Joint Deh Account
Gothari
223
Rameshwarlal S/o Arjunram Cast
Bawari Joint Deh Account
Rukma D/o Nolaram Joje
Ramdev Cast Jat Joint Khojas
Gothari The Didwana Account Rahin J.
Na. Tha. Gramin Bank Branch
Ranigao
224
Rupa ram Megha ram Deva ram
Ramdev ram Sharvan ram
Gothari Father Shivkaran Cast
Meghvanshi Joint Deh Account
225
Lacha ram Nanu ram Ramu ram
Father Dula ram Heera ram
Manga ram Father Hukma ram
Gothari Dakudi W/o Hukma ram Tulcha
ram S/o Chandra ram Cast
Meghvanshi Joint Deh Khatedar
226
Laxmi ram S/o Dhanna ram Cast
Mali Joint Ranigao Account
Gothari
Barani 1
94
AR
35
10
Barani 2
22
55
GEN
AR
47
4
Tanka 1
SC
AR
27
Tanka 1
15
Barani 2
OBC
AR
50
5
Barani 2
93
29
135/1
Tanka 1
16
Barani 2
51/1
GEN
AR
19
7/2,
Tanka 1
7
Barani 2
2
OBC
AR
Barani 2
63
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
SC
AR
47
Barani 2 4
Barani 2 10
4
18
Tanka 1
SC
AR
227
OBC
Ladu ram S/o Chatra ram Jaira
ram S/o Rupa ram Cast Bawari
Gothari Joint Deh Account
228
Likhma ram S/o Deena ram
Rakudi Widow Chottu ram
Gothari Sohani D/o Chottu ram Mala ram
S/o Sharvan ram Cast Bhambhi
Joint Deh Account
229
Lixman ram Hanuman ram
Purkha ram Sohana ram Father
Gothari
Urja ram Cast Jat Joint Deh
Account
230
Lixman ram Hanuman ram
Purkha ram Sohana ram Father
Gothari Urja ram Magna ram S/o Balu
ram Cast Jat Joint Deh Account
231
Barani 2
81
AR
45
10
Barani 1
Tanka 1
0.5 Hac.
Mix.
Horti.
SC
AR
116/2
118/1
118/3
23
Barani 1 38
Barani 1 29
2
16
10
112
112/1
Barani 1
Barani 1
15
6
Tanka 1
SC
AR
OBC
16
2
0
AR
OBC
Lixma Devi W/o Heera ram
81/2
Supyar Devi W/o Rameshwar
90 185
Bheeva ram Sharvan ram Father
Gothari
Rameshwar Dungarmal S/o
Heera ram Cast Jat Joint Deh
Account
232
Luna ram S/o Kistur ram Cast Jat
Gothari
Joint Deh Account
233
188/2
Shivkaran S/o Kushla ram Cast
Meghvanshi Joint Deh Account
Gothari
Barani 2 9
Barani 2 12
Barani 1 17
Barani 1
AR
234
106
76
76/1
77
Barani 2 13
Barani 2 13
AR
17
17/1
Barani 2
Barani 2
9
9
12
12
AR
Saitan Singh S/o Lal Singh Cast
Gothari Rajput Joint Deh Account 2000
Varg Meter
236
Shri Kishan Deva ram Father
Ramu ram Cast Bawari Joint
Gothari Deh Account
84/2
84/5
Slums
Slums
1
2
4
9
AR
237
82
29/1
143
Shivkaran Sohana ram Father
Chuna ram Cast Kumhar 1/2
Gothari
Dula ram S/o Hardeen ram Cast
234
Jat 1/2 Joint Deh Account
Shivdan Singh Ram Singh
Father Dungar Singh Bajrang
Singh Lixman Singh Onkar Singh
Gothari Father Nandlal Singh Cast
Rajpurohit Joint Siniya Account
10
2
17
AR
OBC
Barani 1
AR
7
OBC
Tanka 1
1 Hac.
Mix.
Horti.
2 Hac
Medban
dhi
SC
OBC
235
GEN
Gothari
Shri Kishan S/o Asha ram Cast
Regar Joint Ranigao Account
GEN
Barani 2
AR
46
Barani 2 7
Barani 2 61
10
10
4
SC
AR
238
Tanka 1
SC
Samrath Singh S/o Jalam Singh
Bhanwar Singh Mal Singh Father
Anop Singh 1/2 Cast Rajput
Gothari Ramswaroop S/o Nathu ram
Kana ram S/o Uda ram 1/2 Cast
Khati Joint Ranigao Account
239
Gothari
240
Gothari
241
Gothari
242
243
Tanka 1
3 Hac.
Medban
dhi
Gothari
Gothari
Sawla ram Ana ram Ansu ram
Bhagu ram Mohana ram Father
Gheesa ram Cast Kumhar Joint
Deh Khatedar
Sukhdev Kishor ram Father
Dana ram Cast Jat Joint Deh
Account
Sukhdev Kishor ram Father
Dana ram Cast Jat Joint Deh
Account
Sukha ram S/o Dana ram Cast
Jat Joint Deh Account
Sukha ram S/o Pusa ram Cast
Jat Joint Deh Account
Barani 1
158
65
261
AR
77
Barani 2 18
Barani 1 8
4
10
Tanka 1
OBC
AR
Tanka 1
OBC
Barani
1
AR
109/1
11
OBC
Barani
1
109
194
228/4
239
AR
11
Barani
1
30
Barani 1 27
Barani 1 6
OBC
AR
Tanka 1
OBC
10
AR
244
Tanka 1
OBC
Sukha ram S/o Hardev ram Cast
Gothari Jat Joint Mandpura Account
245
Sukhi Devi W/o Dhanna ram
Gothari
Cast Jat Joint Deh Account
246
Barani 1
102
AR
9
Barani 1
280/188
OBC
AR
7
17
4
OBC
Sukhi Devi W/o Dhanna ram
Mukesh Ramchandra Father
Dhanna ram Minor Guardian
Gothari
Mother Sukhidevi W/o Dhanna
ram Cast Jat Joint Deh Account
247
Barani 1
249/1
Suja ram Kuna ram Father Kisha
ram 2/3 Cast Jat Narayan ram
Manroop ram Father Mula ram
Gothari 1/3 Cast Bhambhi Joint
Balaghana Account
248
8
OBC
Barani 2
145
Suraj Kanwar Widow Devi Singh
Gothari Cast Rajput Joint Deh Account
249
AR
AR
31
SC
Barani 2
AR
42
196
196/1
196/2
196/3
207
219
219/1
219/2
219/3
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
23
35
11
11
11
44
4
1
1
1
15
7
15
16
16
10
5
8
8
9
Surjan Singh Heer Singh Durjan
Singh Father Bhanwar Singh
Badar Singh S/o Lal Singh
Ummed Singh S/o Bodu Singh
Laxman S/o Phul Singh Sayar
Singh Widow Phul Singh Cast
Rajput Joint Deh Account
156/1
156/2
156/3
224
224/1
224/2
224/3
Barani 1 10
Barani 1 10
Barani 1 10
Barani 1 7
Barani 1 2
Barani 1 2
Barani 1 2
10
10
9
15
12
11
12
AR
Saitan Singh S/o Lal Singh Cast
Rajput Joint Deh Account
132
132/1
133
133/1
Barani 2 20
Barani 2 20
Barani 2 4
Barani 2 4
9
9
AR
Sewa ram Dola ram Gumana
31
Barani 2 18
ram Magna ram Father Birma
35
Barani 2 31
Gothari
ram Cast Regar Joint Ranigao
Account
253
Saitan Singh Phul Singh Father
Barani 2
Lal Singh Guman Kanwar Widow
Gothari Sawai Singh Cast Rajput Joint
Deh Khatedar
254
49
23
Hardev S/o Deepa ram Joint Deh
Barani 1
Gothari
Account
255
264/248
34
Harikishan S/o Bholu ram Joint
Barani 2
Gothari
Siniya Account
256
73/1
9
Hari ram S/o Panna ram Joint
Barani 2
Gothari
Siniya Account
257
56
22
2
16
AR
Suraj Singh Hari Singh Durjan
Singh Father Bhanwar Singh
Badar Singh S/o Lal Singh
Ummed Singh S/ Bod Singh
Nathu Singh S/o Prem Singh
Amar Singh S/o Tej Singh
Gothari Laxman Singh S/o Phul Singh
Sayar Kanwar Widow Phul Singh
Cast Rajput Joint Deh Account B
Hi Equal Rahin Laxman Singh
S/o Phul Singh Sayar Kanwar
Widow
Tanka 1
0.5 Hac.
Mix.
Horti.
Tanka 1
GEN
AR
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
250
GEN
Gothari
Tanka 1
251
GEN
Gothari
Tanka 1
252
GEN
18
Tanka 1
SC
AR
18
GEN
AR
2
Tanka 1
OBC
AR
0
OBC
AR
0
Tanka 1
OBC
258
Hari ram Purkha ram Manga ram
146
Mohana ram Harji ram Joint Deh 162 172
259
172/1
Account
260
183
261
198
262 Gothari
198/1
263
198/2
264
265
Barani 2
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
36
9
14
0
43
11
0
2
0
18
13
7
14
5
17
6
AR
266
267
Barani 55
1 Barani 9
1
15
0
AR
Tanka 1
2 Hac.
Medban
dhi
OBC
268
269
270
271
272
273
274
275
Hukma ram Lala ram Purna ram
Father Bhura ram Mohani Devi
Gothari W/o Bhura ram Joint Deh
Account Rahin J. Na. Anchlik
Gramin Bank Brach
Het Kanwar Widow Nakatdan
Biharidan Ganpatdan Bhopaldan
Father Takhtdan Saman Kanwar
Gothari
Widow Kanwardan Joint
Kharvaliya Account
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Gothari
Pasture
Pasture
Pasture
Pasture
Pasture
Pasture
Pasture
Pasture
7
200
OBC
Barani 1
261/1
43
52
54
107
115
131
148
AR
19
Gochar 1
Gochar 8
Gochar 3
Gochar 103
Gochar 64
Gochar 10
Gochar 17
0
11
2
13
10
10
18
12
GEN
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Gothari
276
277 Gothari Pasture
Pasture
163
180
Gochar
Gochar
12
1
18 NA
17 NA
Gothari
278
279 Gothari Pasture
Tanka 1
184
222
Gochar
Gochar
37
14
1 Total Tanka
=
176
2 Convergence by Narega =
10
3 Purpose Tanka by water Shed =
166
4 Medbandhi
=
22 Hac
5 Pasture
7 Hac
6 Dry Land Horti Culture =
8 Hac
7 Drip Irigation Convergence by Ag. Dp. 8 Hac
8 Agro Forestry
=
800 Hac
19
4
8
NA
NA
Pasture
Devlop
ment 1
Hac.
Pasture
Devlop
ment 06
Hac.
S. no
NAME OF
VILLAGE
NAME OF CULTIVATOR
KHASRA
NUMBER
AREA
TYPE OF
LAND
BIGHA BISWA
1
2
3
4
indokha land available for cultination
indokha Herbs bushes forestry
3
indokha Water sed (
4
indokha Samsan Ghat (
5
indokha Pagdandi & Road
6
indokha AkhaRam S/o Shri Ram Joint Deh
Account
indokha Ajit Singh S/o Sayar Singh Shohan
Kanwar Widow Sayar Singh Joint
Deh Account
7
8
)
)
indokha Anup Singh S/o Ganpat Singh
Rakba 12.10 Bigha Shivlaldan S/o
Gopi dan 1/2 Subhdan Bophaldan
Rupdan Father Khumdan 1/2 Joint
Deh Account
6
131/1
0
276/2
10
70/3
0
11
61
12
76
131
11
227
20
240
6
241
2
243
3
246
31
308
18
38
16
122/1
0
139/1
1
209/1
1
240/1
0
245/1
0
246/1
0
27/2
0
276/1
0
324/2
3
327/1
0
328/237
3
337/190
0
339/253 26
340/188 23
341/260
0
370/253
0
38/1
0
139
150
307
27
319
3
335
15
21
56
7
1
15
16
11
15
10
14
6
0
10
14
10
9
8
11
8
5
6
8
12
12
0
17
7
15
16
5
18
15
2
0
5
18
17
8
ARA
BLE/
NON
ARB SC
LE
5
temple
Oran
Oran
Oran
Oran
Oran
Oran
Oran
Oran
Oran
Oran
Oran
8
CATEGARY
OBC
GEN
9
10
NA
EXISTIN
G STR.
FARMER
DEMAND
CONVER
GENCE
11
12
13
bpl
Pasture
Devlopme
nt 10
Hac.
Nadi
Nadi Nadi
Nadi Nadi
Nadi Nadi
Nadi
Nadi Nadi
Nadi Nadi
Nadi Nadi
Nadi
Nadi Nadi
Nadi Nadi
Nadi Nadi
Nadi
113
0
342/310
102
126
186
19
226
233
242
273
321
54
72
73
96
311/1
288
148/1
148/2
148/3
148/4
148
9
4
12
11
10
15
14
2
13
4
8
8
2
2
15
5
0
12
24
24
10
19 Samsan
Ghat
1 Road
10 Road
6 Road
1 Road
11 Road
13 Road
14 Road
0 Road
1 Road
0 Road
15 Road
15 Road
4 Road
17 Road
0 Barani 1
10 Barani 1
12 Barani 1
10 Barani 1
0 Barani 1
0 Barani 1
9 Barani 1
219
34
7
Barani 1
NA
Ro
ad
AR sc
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
GEN
indokha Anup Singh S/o Ganpat Singh
Puran Singh S/o Anup Singh
Mahander Singh S/o Anup Singh
SMt. TopKanwar W/o Anup Singh
Smt. Gadkanwar W/o Gokul Singh
Joint Deh Account
indokha Anna Ram KumbhaRam
TuljhaRam S/o Pitha Ram Joint
Deh Account
176/1
12
10 Barani 1
AR
10/1
295/2
110
52
0
56
15 Barani 1
7 Barani 1
8 Barani 1
AR
OBC
indokha Anna Ram S/o Pitha Ram Joint
Deh Account
indokha Anna Ram S/o Jatha Ram Father
Danna Ram Joint Deh Account
129
13
19 Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
247/1
5
16 Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
indokha Anna Ram Bhura Ram Jatha Ram
Father Danna Ram Shiv Ram Giga
Ram Purn Ram Sukha Ram Father
Uda Ram Jumli Widow Uda Ram
Anda Ram S/o Khuma Ram Joint
Deh Account
283/1
284/1
283
284
15
23
37
38
13
11
0
0
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
0.5 Hac.
Mix Horti.
indokha Anna Ram Bhura Ram Jatha Ram
Father Danna Ram Shiv Ram Giga
Ram Purn Ram Sukha Ram Father
Uda Ram Jumli Widow Uda Ram
Anda Ram S/o Khuma Ram hi 1/3
KhiaRam Harkaran Hanuman
Father Moti 1/3 Manga Chotu
Father Deva 1/3 Joint Deh Account
238/1
238/2
238/3
238
0
6
3
10
7
17
12
8
Bera
Chahi
Charan
Chahi
Charan
Chahi
Charan
AR
indokha Abhay Singh S/o Mainsdan Singh 4
Begha Bhopal Singh S/o Nahar
Singh 4 Begha Sa Deh
Sharwandan Shankardar Father
Ramkarandan Lakdan Pabudan
Madhudan Father Bhimdan
Hanumanram S/o Gayadram Joint
Deh Account
indokha Amarchand Bhauram Father
Mohanlal Jatni Widow Mohanlal
Joint Deh Account
indokha AmarSingh 1/3 Nathu Singh 1/3
Gopal Singh 1/3 Father Hanuman
Singh Joint Deh Account
152
35
14 Barani 1
AR
295/1
35
2
Barani 1
AR sc
151
27
3
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
Tanka by
narega
110
DRIP
OBC
1 Hac.Mix
Horticultu
re 1 Hac.
Mix Horti.
DRIP
GEN
Tanka 1
bpl
Tanka 1
18
indokha AmarSingh Padam Singh Iswar
Singh Father Ladu Singh Jashwant
Singh S/o ChandarSingh Sajan
Singh BhivSingh LichmanSingh
Mahaveer Singh Father MulSingh
Chatar Singh S/o Dhokan Singh
Joint Account
53/1
53/2
57/1
53
57
15
5
14
30
11
4
0
15
0
10
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
2 Hac.
Medband
hi
19
indokha AmarSingh S/o Maheshdan Joint
Deh Account
indokha Amararam S/o Laduram Joint Deh
Account
151/1
5
11 Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
115
116
118
7
10
4
4
3
8
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
21
indokha AmaraRam Sukha Ram Kuma Ram
Father Pusa Joint Deh Account
11/4
14
229
234
26
16
25
8
13
17
1
11
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR sc
22
indokha UgamKanwar Joje Panne Singh
Joint Deh Account
indokha Uda S/o Joda Joint Deh Account
97
6
13 Barani 1
AR
274/1
323/3
330/274
274
275
8
3
13
38
14
5
15
10
4
0
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
2 Hac.
Medband
hi
290/1
35
16 Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
20
23
24
indokha Uma Ram S/o Sawanta Ram Joint
Deh Account
OBC
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
GEN
Tanka 1
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
30
11 Barani 1
AR
180/1
180
12
46
0
2
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
64/2
indokha Kamla Divakar W/o Bala Ram
Divakar Joint Deh Account
indokha Kishna Ram S/o Maluram Joint Deh 166/1
175/3
Account
351/27
indokha Kishna Ram S/o Indrasingh Joint
Deh Account
359/4
indokha Kishna Ram S/o Kisturram Joint
Deh Account
222/2
indokha Kishna Ram S/o Ridha Ram Joint
222/3
Deh Account
288/1
indokha Kisturram S/o Bija Ram Joint Deh
288/3
Account
222/1
indokha Kumbha ram Godh S/o Ridharam
Joint Deh Account
221/3
indokha Kesharam S/o Shriram Joint Deh
288/4
Account
1
0
Barani 1
AR sc
18
7
14
5
4
4
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
13
14 Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
20
7
3
12
27
13 Barani 1
0 Barani 1
0 0 Barani 1
Barani 1
10 Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
OBC
Tanka 1
10
11
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR sc
251/1
255/2
264/1
264/2
255
264
19
22
15
10
26
4
14 Barani 1
0 Barani 1
15 Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR sc
289/1
297/1
298/1
299/1
299/2
306/1
309/1
289
297
298
299
306
309
6
0
15
21
8
40
9
6
43
15
13
40
9
10
5
13
10
0
3
17
11
1
13
10
2
16
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
1 Hac.
Medband
hi
312/1
312
52
44
0 Barani 1
16 Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
230
235
7
22
17 Barani 1
16 Barani 1
AR sc
202/1
251
32
8
2 Barani 1
15 Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
190/1
333/228
190
12
1
12
0
18
8
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
indokha Kesharam Sitaram Chanaram
Pokharam Gogaram Piritiram
Father Ratanaram Gulabdevi W/o
Ratanaram Ghisha S/o Mohana
Puranmal S/o Ranjeet Sujaram
Sharwanram Jojaram Chotharam
Panchuram Father Bhanwarlal Joint
Deh Account
36 indokha
37
38
39
40
GEN
27
indokha UmadSingh Ramsingh Lichman
Singh Father KanSingh Joint Deh
Account
indokha Kanhaiyalal 1/5 Parbhulal 1/5
Madanlal 1/5 Hanumanlal 1/5
Father Chuna Ram Sharwanlal
1/20 Puranlal 1/20 Father Bhanwar
Lal Gulabi W/o Bhanwar lal 1/20
Rakesh 1/60 Babu Lal 1/60 Father
Sohanlal Parwati W/o Sohanlal
1/60 Joint Deh Account
Khiyaram Harkaran Hanuman
Father Moti Hi barabar 1/2 Manga
Chotu Father Deva 1/2 Joint Deh
Account
indokha Gangaram S/o Amra 7/12 Jetharam
S/o Danaram 312/1 Me Se 8 Begha
Sawta S/o Nanuram 5/12 Joint Deh
Account
indokha Ganpatram Ratanaram
Ramsawarup Madanaram Father
Chandraram Mu. Duludi Widow
Chandraram Joint Deh Account
indokha Ganpat Singh S/o MadhoSingh
Joint Deh Account
indokha GanpatSingh S/o MadhoSingh 1/2
Sugan Singh S/o MaganSingh
Mahaveer Singh S/o SawaySingh
Nabagi Sugankanwar Widow
sawaysingh Walda Khud Joint
Account
Tanka 1
OBC
Tanka 1
OBC
Tanka 1
GEN
AR
Tanka 1
AR sc
AR
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
41
indokha GansaRam RupaRam Father
Mularam Jiwanram Lalaram Father
Devaram Bansilal S/o Shivdan Birji
Widow Shivdan Nanudan Amraram
Bannaram Father Birdharam Joint
Deh Account
262/1
262
281
285
21
20
31
22
0
1
7
11
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR sc
42
indokha Girdharilal Bansilal Father Sonu 4/9
RadhaKishan Ganpat Gopi Father
Gordhan 4/9 Puranmal Chelaram
Pemaram Govindlal Kishanlal
Father Ramu Bidami Widow Ramu
1/9 Joint Deh Account
87/1
87/2
90/1
90/2
91/1
93/1
93/2
68
85
86
87
88
90
91
93
94
15
15
16
15
23
13
5
19
19
21
15
14
16
23
8
0
12
13
0
17
10
07
12
19
2
19
12
12
0
0
0
10
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
43
40/1 40
indokha Gigaram 1/12 Hanumanram 1/12
Choturam 1/12 Father Ruparam
Sumarsingh Kisansingh Nathusingh
Kalyansingh Father Vijaysingh 2/3
Joint Deh Account
37/1
indokha Gigaram Hanumanram Choturam
36
Father Rupla Mu. Chandri Widow
37
Rupla Joint Deh Account
33
60
0
8
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
12
14
4
5
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
45
22
45
15
29
OBC
Tanka 1
44
Tanka 1
OBC
Tanka 1
GEN
Tanka 1
45
indokha Gumanpuri Partappuri Madhopuri
Father Jiwanpuri Joint Deh Account
29/1
47/2
47/3
29
47
30
14
14
38
18
0
0
0
0
3
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
46
indokha Gumansingh S/o Kalusingh
Shaymsingh S/o Gokulsingh
Gumankanwar Widow Gokulsingh
Joint Deh Account
189/3
198/3
25/1
25/3
189
198
201
250
5
9
35
36
5
9
4
8
10
5
11
1
13
3
11
3
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
3 Hac.
Medband
hi
47
indokha Gagesingh S/o Nolsingh Joint Deh
Account
61/3
64/4
60
61
26
18
19
23
10
2
7
7
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
48
indokha Gokulsingh S/o Tejsingh Joint Deh
Account
indokha Gomda S/o Rekha 1/2 Arjun Nanu
Father Ramu hi 1/2 Joint Deh
Account
176/2
174
257/1
258/2
257
16
22
67
52
18
1 Barani 1
10 Barani 1
18 Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
indokha Goruram S/o Ratanaram Joint Deh
Account
indokha Gashi S/o Chandra Budharam S/o
Hajari Joint Account
indokha Gashi S/o Hira Ramu Moba Father
Dana Joint Deh Account
247
5
16 Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
214
22
10 Barani 1
AR sc
123/1
123
124
2
2
0
0 Barani 1
2 Barani 1
19 Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
49
50
51
52
Tanka 1
53
indokha Gisharam S/o Nandaram Joint Deh
Account
99/4
99/5
107
112
303
98
2
25
15
1
24
8
5
11
16
5
5
1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
54
indokha Gisharam S/o Mobaram Joint Deh
Account
290
291
5
39
0 Barani 1
11 Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
55
56
57
58
59
60
indokha Chandudi Widow Ridharam Joint
Deh Account
indokha Chansingh S/o Bhanwarkanwar
Bhanwarsingh Kalyansingh
LichmanSingh Girdharisingh S/o
Gulabkanwar 1/4 Norgsingh S/o
ChanSingh Kailashkanwar Widow
Chansingh Mahaveersingh Na.Ba.
Basre Chagankanwar Window
Asusingh 1/2 Sajankanwar W/o
Ganpantsingh Bhanwarsingh
Dayalsingh sangramsingh Father
Madansingh 1/4 Joint Deh Account
indokha Chanaram S/o Tejaram Joint Deh
Account
indokha Jagram Kesharam Jesharam
Father Pusaram Rukma devi W/o
Pusa ram Joint De Account
indokha Jadawkanwar W/o Devidan
Murardan Gokuldan Shaktidan
Purandan Father Devidan
Bhagirathdan Madandan
Jagdishdan Haridan Bhaudan
Girdharidan Amardan Father
Durgadan Mohankanwar W/o
Durgadan Joint Deh Account
indokha Jatansingh S/o Ramsingh Joint Deh
Account
311
14
11 Barani 1
AR sc
122/3
6
5
Barani 1
AR
48
47
12 Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
10/2
10/3
110/1
338/295
10
26
10
37
9
26
0
10
8
0
01
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
173
14
0
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
189/2
196/1
198/1
198/2
250/1
11
4
0
17
8
2
15
1
2
3
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
GEN
Tanka 1
61
indokha Jawanaram S/o Kisturram Joint
Deh Account
4
4
12
0
1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
62
248/1
indokha Jawanaram Hanuman Gigaram
248
Ugmaram Tulcharam Father
Bhagirath Mu. Panchi Window
Bhagirath Bhura S/o Lacha Joint
Deh Account
indokha Jawanaram Jatharam Panchuram 78/1 77
78
Father Chanraram Lakhuram
Motiram Father Pemaram
Birmaram Manglaram Father
Shivkaranram 1/2 Bhivaram
Dhanaram Father Hiraram 1/12
Pemaram S/o Hiraram 1/6 Hiraram
S/o Bharuram 1/4 Joint Deh
Account
indokha Jawanaram S/o Chandraram Joint 80/3 74
Deh Account
32
55
9
5
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
AR
Tanka 1
0
1
36
2 Bera
6 Chahi
12 Charan
Chahi
Charan
AR
OBC
19
11
1
1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
63
64
363/9
2 Hac.
Mix
Horticultu
re 1 Hac.
Mix
Horti.drip
OBC
Tanka 1
65
indokha Jaswantsingh Padamsingh Father
Bhadsingh Joint Deh Account
73/1
75/2
70
14
0
54
16 Barani 1
2 Barani 1
9 Barani 1
AR
GEN
66
indokha Jiwanram Manglaram
Shivkaranram Father Jodha Joint
Deh Account
indokha Jetharam S/o Chandraram Joint
Deh Account
213
76
13 Barani 1
AR sc
GEN
74/1
74/2
81/1
71
12
9
8
1
0
0
0
5
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
7 Barani 1
12 Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
67
68
indokha Gyanaram Chanaram Lalaram
Father Surtaram Radhadevi W/o
Surtaram Purnram S/o Pusaram
Joint Deh Account
82
83 22
41
DRIP
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
13
0
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
30
10
13 Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
25
0
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
6
5
0
2
0
5
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
OBC
99/1
99/2
99/3
3
35
7
7
22
2
Tanka 1
4 Hac.
Medband
hi
indokha Tejaram Ruparam Father
Manguram Joint Deh Account
indokha Dasrathsingh S/o Sugansingh
Supyarkanwar W/o Sugansingh
Joint Deh Account
indokha Dasrathsingh S/o Sugansingh 1/4
Dasrathsingh S/o Bhanwarsingh
Mohankanwar Window
Bhanwarsingh Sharwansingh S/o
Sawaysingh 1/4 Mangalsingh
Sohansingh Father Surajsingh 1/4
Narayansingh Jodhsingh Father
Rawatsingh 1/4 Joint Deh Account
204/1
23
14 Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
141/8
15
2
Barani 1
AR
GEN
153.1
153.2
153.3
153/4
153/5
153/6
157/7
153/8
153
8
8
2
2
2
3
3
3
4
5
0
15
15
11
10
10
10
4
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
indokha Durgaram S/o Parbhuram Joint
Deh Account
indokha Devaram Ramuram Goruram
Laluram Harjiram Father
Ratanaram 1/2 Tejaram Hukmaram
Father Pokarram 1/2 Joint Deh
Account
indokha Devaram Ramuram Goruram
Laluram Harjiram Father
Ratanaram Joint Deh Account
indokha Devaram Ramuram Goruram
Harjiram Father Ratnaram 1/3
Dhanna S/o Bala Choturam S/o
Likhamaram Sukharam S/o
Arjunram 1/3 Bharuram
Kumbharam Chimnaram
Mohanaram Father Jetha Kesturi
Widow Jetha 1/3 Joint Deh Account
221/4
288/5
164/1
164
10
11
37
35
0
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR sc
164/1
165
31
32
266/1
266/2
266
indokha Devidas S/o Jaykisandas Joint Deh
Account
indokha Dolatsingh S/o Sugansingh
Amarchand S/o Shankardas 15
Begha Bhanwarsingh Kalyansingh
Lichmansingh Girdharisingh S/o
Gulabkanwar Shirkanwar Widow
Indarsingh Joint Deh Account
70/1
indokha Jumra S/o Khamaram Sharwanram
Mangaram Joraram Father
Sawantaram Rukmani Widow
Sawantaram Sa Deh Khatedar
Rahin Jumra S/o Khamaram Joint
Deh Account
indokha Jumra S/o Khamaram Sharwanram 70/5 75
Mangaram Joraram Father
Sawantaram/Sawalaram Rukmani
Window Sawantaram Rahin
Jumrram S/o Khamaram Joint Deh
Account
175/1
indokha Jumrram S/o Maluram Joint Deh
Account
indokha Tejaram Ruparam Father Bhagirath 112/1
303/1
Pusi Window Bhagirath Joint Deh
98/1
Account
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
AR
OBC
19 Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
OBC
19
22
21
4
5
5
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
OBC
225
0
9
Barani 1
AR
OBC
32/1
326/34
34/1
33
17
25
0
21
13 Barani 1
0 Barani 1
10 Barani 1
13
AR
6
5
Tanka by
narega
Tanka 1
3 Hac.
Medband
hi
Tanka by
narega
GEN
2 Hac.
Medband
hi
Tanka 2
Tanka 1
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
indokha Dolatsingh S/o Bhanwarsingh
Kalyansingh Lichmansingh
Girdharisingh S/o Gulabkanwar
Shirkanwar Widow Indarsingh 1/2
Puransingh Bhomsingh
Manhorsingh Father
Hanumansingh Badankanwar W/o
Hanumansingh Gudikanwar
Durgakanwar D/o Kisorsingh
Antarkanwar W/o Kisorsingh 1/2
Joint Deh Account
indokha Dolaram S/o Parbhuram Joint Deh
Account
indokha Dhanaram S/o Babulal Chotu S/o
Likhma Sukharam S/o Arjunram
Joint Deh Account
34/2
34/3
34
14
0
22
10 Barani 1
10 Barani 1
0 Barani 1
AR
288/7
221
269/1
269/2
269
11
10
29
29
30
0
0
4
10
AR sc
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
GEN
Tanka 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
346/300 18
indokha Dhanaram S/o Hiraram Joint Deh
Account
59 36
indokha Dharmaram Hardinram Purkharam 52
20
Father Jaluram Gigadevi W/o
Jaluram Joint Deh Account
11 Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
6
4
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
280/1
indokha Dhapu W/o Chandraram
280
Magharam Babulal Father
Chandraram Sawayda S/o Girdhari
Basre Barai Chothudi Balcha Khud
Joint Deh Account
353/27
indokha Narpatsingh S/o Indarsingh Joint
Deh Account
25/2 25
indokha Narpatsingh Parmsingh Father
64
Sawaysingh Joint Deh Account
13
12
0
1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR sc
28
7
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
7
27
7
15 Barani 1
13 Barani 1
9 Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
0
16
5
5
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
1 Hac.
Mix Horti.
228/1
228
91
indokha Narpatsingh Parmsingh Father
Swaysingh 1/2 Gigasingh S/o
Jawarsingh 1/2 Joint Deh Account
249
8
13 Barani 1
AR
GEN
92
indokha Narpatsingh Parmsingh Father
Swaysingh 1/3 Jatansingh S/o
Ramsingh 2/3 Joint Deh Account
indokha Narpatsingh Shivrajsingh
Bhagwansingh Bhagirathsingh
Father Ladusingh Rawatsingh
Surajsingh Amarsingh Father
Bhanwarsingh Joint Deh Account
indokha Nathuram S/o Ramuram Joint Deh
Account
indokha Nathuram S/o Pemaram Joint Deh
Account
indokha Nanuram Jawanaram Laluram
Kishnaram Father Kisturram 1/2
Hiraram S/o Dinaram 1/2 Joint Deh
Account
249/1
249/1
14
15
2
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
195
223
20
46
3
5
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
221/6
221/7
16
16
25
5
4 Barani 1
11 Barani 1
8 Barani 1
AR sc
355/4
357/4
361/9
0
0
0
7 Barani 1
12 Barani 1
3 Barani 1
AR
OBC
97
indokha Nanuram S/o Kisturam 1/2 Hiraram
S/o Dinaram 1/2 Joint Deh Account
9@1
0
8
AR
OBC
98
indokha Nanuram S/o Kisturam Joint Deh
Account
indokha Narayandan Bhawardan Bhaddan
Father Dhanaram Mu.
Manoharkanwar Widow Kandan
Pabudan Mhadudan Father
Bhimdan Hanumandan Purandan
Raguveerdan Banwaridan Father
Lakhandan Mu. Bhanwari Widow
Gigadan Joint Deh Account
2
14
0
3
0
AR
OBC
93
94
95
96
99
364/9
208/1
208
9
Bhara
Chahi
Pancham
Tanka 1
indokha Narpatsingh Parmsingh Father
Sawaysingh Anupkanwar Widow
Sawaysingh 1/2 Jatansingh S/o
Ramsingh 1/4 Ganpatsingh S/o
Madhosingh 1/4 Joint Deh Account
90
Tanka 1
Bada
Barani 1
Barani 1
17 Barani 1
5 Barani 1
DRIP
0.5 Hac.
Mix
Horticultu
re
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
AR sc
AR
Tanka by
narega9/
1
Tanka 1
GEN
Tanka 1
100
indokha Narayandan Bhawardan Bhaddan
Father Dhanaram Mu.
Mohankanwar Widow Kandan Joint
Deh Account
130/5
130/6
181/1
130
4
4
19
4
7
10
14
10
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
101
indokha Narayandan Bhanwardan Bhaddan
Father Dhanaram Mohankanwar
Widow Kandan Mhadudan Father
Bhimdan Hanumandan Purandan
Raguveerdan Banwaridan Father
Lakhandan Gorudan Chandidan
Motidan Father Pabudan Joint Deh
Account
133/2
133/3
133/4
151/2
152/1
152/2
133
6
7
6
3
8
2
7
13
12
13
11
10
10
13
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
102
indokha Narayandan Bhawardan Bhaddan
Father Dhanaram Mohankanwar
Widow Kandan Pabudan
Mhadudan Father Bhimdan
Hanumandan Purandan
Raguveerdan Banwaridan Father
Lakhandan 3/12 Sharwandan
Shakardan Father Ramkarandan
3/12 Arjundan S/o Dugardan 1/24
Mu. Bhanwari Widow Jagdishdan
1/8 Mu. Bali Widow Kisandan 1/24
Jadakanwar W/o Davidan
Muraddan Gokuldan Shaktidan
Purandan Father Davidan 1/16
Mohankanwar W/o Durgadan
Bhagirathdan Madandan
Jagdishdan Hardindan Bhaudan
Girdharidan Amardan Father
Durgadan 1/16 Gopidan S/o
Sujandan Subhadan Bhopaldan
Rupdan Father Khubdan 1/8
Shmbhudan Kalyandan Father
indokha Narayandan Bhawardan Bhaddan
Father Dhanaram Mu.
Mohankanwar Widow Kandan
Hanumandan Purndan
Raguveerdan Banwaridan Father
Lakhandan Joint Deh Account
indokha Narayandan Bhawardan Bhaddan
Father Dhanaram Mu.
Mohankanwar Widow Kandan
Padudan Mhadudan Father
Bhimdan Hanumandan Purandan
Raguveerdan Banwaridan Father
Lakhandan Joint Deh Account
indokha Narayanram Narsaram Father
Andaram Anaram Bhuraram
Jetharam Father Danaram Joint
Deh Account
indokha Naharsingh Richhpalsingh
Mhalsingh Father Gigasingh
Supyarkanwar W/o Rupsingh Joint
Deh Account
indokha Naharsingh Richhpalsingh
Mhalsingh Father Gigsingh
Supyarkanwar W/o Rupsingh 4/5
Banesingh S/o Gigsingh 1/5 Joint
Deh Account
indokha Nolaram Chanaram Kanaram
Panchuram Father Bharuram 2/3
Shingari W/o Bharuram 1/6
Ramnivas Rameswar Parkash
Father Permaram Nabalik Mother
Bajudevi, Bajudevi W/o Permaram
1/6 Joint Deh Account
169/1
169
0
40
6
4
Bhara
Birani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
182/4
182/5
182
44
8
25
0
2
0
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
181/2
182/2
2
0
0 Barani 1
10 Bada
AR
GEN
312/2
25
0
Barani 1
AR
189/1
201/1
196
11
4
21
9 Barani 1
11 Barani 1
16 Barani 1
AR
GEN
197
0
4
AR
GEN
313/1
313
48
45
0 Barani 1
12 Barani 1
103
104
105
106
107
108
Bhara
AR
OBC
OBC
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
109
indokha Nolaram S/o Bharuram 1/2
Nolaram Chanaram Kanaram
Panchuram Father Bharuram 1/3
Shingari W/o Bharuram 1/12
Ramnivas Rameswar Parkash
Father Permaram Na. Ba. Mother
Bajudevi Bajudevi W/o Permaram
1/12 Joint Deh Account
278/1
278
26
27
17 Barani 1
0 Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
3 Hac.
Medband
hi
110
indokha Panchuram S/o Chandraram Joint
Deh Account
74/3
80/4
81/2
81/4
15
3
3
9
0 Barani 1
15 Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
111
indokha Pabudan Mhadudan Father
Bhimdan Joint Deh Account
171/1
182/2
172
23
13
37
0 Barani 1
2 Barani 1
12 Barani 1
AR
112
indokha Purkharam S/o Parbhuram Joint
Deh Account
indokha Purkharam S/o Hiraram Joint Deh
Account
indokha purkharam S/o Ghisaram Koyali
Widow Ghisa 1/3 Narayan Memraj
Father Chuniya 1/3 Bodu S/o
Padha 1/3 Joint Deh Account
221/5
288/6
1
10
11
20
Barani 1
Barani 1
12 Barani 1
AR sc
296/1
286/2
286/3
286/4
286/5
286/6
296
9
15
6
18
6
6
9
0
0
0
0
0
10
0
AR sc
indokha Purnaram 1/24 Kisnaram 1/24
GENsaram 1/24 Choturam 1/24
Pannaram 1/24 Father Ramuram
Chandadevi W/I Ramuram 1/48
Dhanidevi W/o Ramuram 1/48
Mhegaram Godh S/o Dhanaram 1/8
Pusadevi W/o Dhanaram 1/8
Bholuram S/o Laduram 1/2 Joint
Deh Account
indokha Purnaram 1/6 Kisnaram 1/6
GENsharam 1/6 Chouturam 1/6
Panaram 1/6 Father Ramuram
Chandadevi W/o Ramuram 1/12
Dhanidevi W/o Ramuram 1/12 Joint
Deh Account
indokha Purnpuri Rupapuri Balupuri
Jagdishpuri Parladpuri Father
Shankarpuri Gayli W/o Shankarpuri
Fulladevi W/o Hanumanpuri
Nanidevi W/o Mishapuri
Parkashpuri Mahendarpuri Father
Mishapuri Joint Deh Account
323/4
2
15 Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
275/1
314/1
324
7
6
30
7 Barani 1
17 Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
1 Hac.
Medband
hi
128
10
14 Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
118
indokha Purnpuri Rupapuri Balupuri
Jagdishpuri Parladpuri Father
Shankarpuri Gayli W/o Shankarpuri
Fulladevi W/o Hanumanpuri
Nanidevi W/o Mishapuri
Parkashpuri Mahendarpuri Father
Mishapuri Mu. Kosliya Widow
Puranpuri Mohit S/o Purnpuri Mu.
Mohni Widow Hairkisan Joint Deh
Account
127
5
5
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
119
indokha Pemaram S/o Magnaram
Sohanram Mevaram Sayarram
Rajuram Jaggaram Father
Bhanwarram Mu. Hastudi Widow
Bhanwarram Gopi S/o Hira
Bholuram Mehram Mohanaram
Father Rugharam Joint Deh
Account
224/1
253/1
253/2
254/1
267/1
267/2
224
253
254
267
8
15
9
14
21
25
18
15
27
43
0
5
5
0
2
3
6
5
10
2
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
OBC
113
114
115
116
117
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
OBC
Tanka 1
bpl
Tanka 1
Tanka by
narega
224/1
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
347/300
indokha Pemaram S/o Hiraram Joint Deh
Account
64/1
indokha Pemaram S/o Hiraram Joint Deh
Account
1/1 1/3
indokha Perbhu S/o Mella Joint Deh
Account
17
indokha Perbhuram S/o Bharuram Joint Deh
Account
64/5
indokha Perbhuram S/o Chunnilal Joint Deh
Account
163/1
indokha Perbhusingh Bhopalsingh
Agarsingh Father Naharsingh
Rakba 14 Begha 11 Biswa
Chotusingh S/o Samndarsingh
Rakba 7 Begha 4 Biswa Joint Deh
Account
49/1
indokha Bansilal Gangadhar Kasrimal
44
Girdharilal Father Bharubax Joint
50
Deh Account
18
11 Barani 1
AR
OBC
1
0
Barani 1
AR
OBC
17
23
9
14 Barani 1
10 Barani 1
15 Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
0
15 Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
21
15 Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
33
26
48
5 Barani 1
3 Barani 1
13 Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
AR sc
indokha Bansilal S/o Shivdan Barji Widow
Shivdan Dhapu W/o Chandraram
Megharam Babulal Father
Chandraram Joint Deh Account
indokha Bansilal Gangadhar Kesrimal
Father Bherubax 1/3 Sawtaram S/o
Panna Hi. 2/3 Joint Deh Account
256/1
256/2
256
9
18
9
3
3
3
51
34
10 Barani 1
AR
OBC
129
indokha Bansilal Gangadhar Kesrimal
Girdharilal Father Bherubax 3/8
Ramkaran S/o Shivbax 3/8 Sawta
S/o Panna Hi. 1/4 Joint Deh
Account
48/1
48/2
48
0
4
13
1 Bera
4 Chahi
12 Charan
Chahi
Charan
AR
OBC
130
indokha Bajrangsingh Kisansingh
Samndarsingh Dasrathsingh Father
Ranjeetsingh Kalyansingh S/o
Ramnarayansingh Joint Deh
Account
indokha Bajrangsingh S/o Indarsingh Joint
Deh Account
indokha Banna S/o Birda Ratna Gisha
Father Mohana Hardevram S/o
Amnaram Mu. Gulabi Widow
Amnaram Joint Deh Account
92
17
6
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1 0.5 Hac.
Horti.
352/27
14
4
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
237/1
237/2
237/3
237
3
3
3
7
7
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR sc
250/2
8
4
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
206/1
210/1
200
203
33
1
14
13
2
8
0
6
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
indokha Birmaram Manglaram Father
Shivkaranram Joint Deh Account
indokha Bhanwarram S/o Dhanaram Joint
Deh Account
indokha Bhanwardas Devidas Ghanshyam
Father Kisandas Girdhridas S/o
Mangilal Shad 1/2 Mangaram S/o
Ramuram 1/2 Joint Deh Account
80
81
345/244
3
27
0
Barani 1
Barani 1
10 Barani 1
AR
OBC
AR
OBC
138/1
8
12 Barani 1
AR
OBC
138
indokha Bhanwardas Devidas Ghanshyam
Father Kisandas Sujaram S/o
Pemaram 1/2 Shankardas
Suwadan Mohandas Father
Bajrangdas 1/2 Joint Deh Account
125
9
7
Barani 1
AR
OBC
139
indokha Bhanwapuri Mohanpuri S/o
Chandanpuri Joint Deh Account
39/1
1
5 64
13
0 Barani 1
11 Barani 1
11 Barani 1
AR
OBC
127
128
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
indokha Banesingh S/o Gigasingh Joint Deh
Account
indokha Balkanwar Widow Kishndas Joint
Deh Account
39
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
1 Hac.
Mix
Horticultu
re
DRIP
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
140
141
indokha Bhanwarlal S/o Kisanaram
Panchuram S/o Ramnath Mu.
Gulagi Widow Ramnath Mangu
Narayan Father Shivji Joint Deh
Account
indokha Bhanwarlal Devilal Ganshyam
Father Kisandas Girdharidas S/o
Mangidas Joint Deh Account
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR sc
Tanka 1
26
63 43
3
0 Barani 1
10 Barani 1
15 Barani 1
AR sc
Tanka 1
336/280
279
282
23/1
23
17
19
44
8
6
9
142
indokha Bhanwarsingh Dayalsingh
Sangramsingh Father Madansingh
Naregasingh S/o Chansingh
Kailashkanwar Widow Chansingh
Mahaveersingh S/o Asusingh Joint
Deh Account
30
31
32
52
29
19
18 Barani 1
7 Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
143
indokha Bhanwari Khud Kast Hemaram S/o
Amraram Na. Ba. Bser Mu. Jadwali
Widow Rawla Gujar Joint
212/1
212
30
30
1
1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
144
indokha Bhagwansingh Dawandarsingh
Father Richhpalsingh Na. Ba.
Samrakshak Richhpalsingh S/o
Gigsingh Rekba 2 Sharwanlal S/o
Bhanwarlal Rekba 6 Begha Sa Deh
1/2 Sumarsingh Richhpalsingh
Father Gigsingh Mohankanwar W/o
Gigsingh 1/2 Joint Deh Account
161/1
16
0
Barani
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
2 Hac.
Medband
hi
Tanka 1
145
indokha Bhagwansingh Dawandarsingh
Father Richhpalsingh Na. Ba.
Samrakshak Richhpalsingh S/o
Gigsingh Rekba 2 Sharwanlal S/o
Bhanwarlal Rekba 6 Begha Sa Deh
1/2 Sumarsingh Richhpalsingh
Father Gigsingh Mohankanwar W/o
Gigsingh 1/2 Joint Deh Account
160/1
160/2
161
10
10
10
8 Barani 1
8 Barani 1
14 Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
146
indokha Bhagirath Madandan Jagdishdan
Haridan Bhaudan Girdharidan
Amardan Father Durgadan
Mohankanwar Widow Durdadan
Joint Deh Account
indokha Bhagirath Madandan Jagdishdan
Haridan Bhaudan Girdharidan
Amardan Father Durgadan
Mohankanwar Widow Durdadan
Jadawkanwar W/o Devidan
Muraddan Gokuldan Shaktidan
Purandan Father Devidan Joint
Deh Account
173/2
12
0
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
135/1
135/2
156/1
156/2
157/2
215/1
216/1
135
156
215
216
220
10
10
10
11
3
6
7
10
11
8
13
15
15
10
0
2
8
1
13
10
0
0
15
5
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
148
indokha Bhiwaram Dhanaram Pemaram
Father Hiraram Joint Deh Account
348/300
1
6
Barani 1
AR
OBC
149
indokha Bhiwaram S/o Hiraram Sa Deh
Khatedar
indokha Bhuraram S/o Hiraram Joint Deh
Account
indokha Bhuraram S/o Ugmaram Joint Deh
Account
indokha Bhuraram S/o Ugmaram
300
18
11 Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
349/1
350/1
239
16
4
17
1 Barani 1
10 Barani 1
17 Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
288/8
15
0
AR sc
147
150
151
152
Mangudi Widow Ugmaram Joint
Deh Account
Barani 1
AR SC
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
153
indokha Bhuraram Sukharam Father
Pusaram Laluram S/o Dhanaram
Na. Ba. Basera Barai Mu. Jumli
Widow Dhanaram Valda Khud 1/3
Joruram S/o Hruram 1/3 Hestudi
Widow Bharuram Joint Deh
Account
100/1
103/1
103/2
103/3
103/4
103/5
103/6
103/7
113/1
343/99
100
101
103
111
16
0
1
8
20
15
2
5
18
1
36
3
20
56
5
15
4
14
4
0
10
5
9
15
13
4
2
5
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Chahi
Charan
Barani 1
Barani 1
Chahi
Charan
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
1 Hac.
Horti.
0.5 Hac.
Horti.
0.5 Hec.
Horti.
DRIP
154
indokha Bheruram Kumbharam Chimnaram
Mohanaram Father Jetha Kisturi
Widow Jetha Joint Deh Account
192
193
268
46
31
49
18
10
7
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
155
indokha Bhopalsingh S/o Naharsingh Joint
Deh Account
indokha Bhopalsingh S/o Naharsingh K.N.
146/3 Me Se 5 Begha Bajrangsingh
Kisansingh Father Indarsingh K.N.
146/2 Me Se 7 Begha B. Hi. Barabr
Mangusingh S/o Dhalsingh Rakba
34 Begha 5 Biswa Chetusingh S/o
Shivdansingh Joint Deh Account
151/3
152/3
146/1
146/2
146/3
4
2
20
10
34
6
0
0
0
5
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
AR
GEN
314/2
324/1
325/1
369/274
13
6
17
14
15
0
2
9
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
156
OBC
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
OBC
Tanka 1
157
indokha Bholuram S/o Ladu Joint Deh
Account
158
indokha Bholusingh Narpatsingh Nimbsingh
Father Harisingh Girdharisingh
Puransingh Father Chotusingh
Sharwansingh Malsingh Rajusingh
Father Nawalsingh Ramkanwar
Widow Nawalsingh Joint Deh
Account
170/2
70/3
170/4
181/3
181/4
181/5
170
181
16
16
16
9
9
8
16
8
2
12
13
0
0
1
2
8
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
159
indokha Mangaram S/o Ramuram Joint Deh
Account
indokha Mangaram S/o Gynaram Joint Deh
Account
138/2
11
3
Barani 1
AR
232/1
232/4
271/1
271/2
272/2
3
4
11
19
11
5
15
0
1
18
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
2
57
10 Barani 1
15 Barani 1
AR
31
6/1
163
2
3
6
7
7
11
15
16
43
15
24
10
0
10
15
9
17
18
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
249/2
9
8
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
160
161
162
163
indokha Magnaram Narayanram
Panchuram Father Purkharam
Nojadevi W/o Purkharam Subash
S/o Jetharam Manglidevi W/o
Jetharam Joint Deh Account
indokha Madansingh S/o Dansingh
Rupsingh S/o Surajsingh
Manoharsingh S/o Swaysingh
Jagdishsingh Bajrangsingh
Ratansingh Father Chimansingh
Kisansingh S/o Mulsingh
(Amarsingh S/o Sugansingh Sa d.
k. N. 6 me se 7 Begha Khatedar
Shankardas S/o Bajrangdas Shad
Sa Deh K.N. 6 me se 1 Begha 16
Biswa K.N. 6/1 me se 2 Begha 4
Biswa Madansingh S/o Dansingh
ke Hise me Se) Joint Deh Account
indokha Mahaveer S/o Jatansingh Joint Deh
Account
20/1
20
Tanka 1
GEN
OBC
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
GEN
OBC
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
150
154
155
10
0
0
0
1
0
0
2
0
7
6
7
13
indokha Manguram S/o Bholuram Joint Deh
Account
indokha Mangusingh S/o Gayalsingh Joint
Deh Account
indokha Mhaduram Hanumanram Father
Mangilal Jethadevi W/o Mangilal
Manojkumar Brijmohan Father
Bhanwarlal Mohanidevi W/o
Bhanwarram Sukharam Chanaram
Father Tejaram Joint Deh Account
221/1
221/2
145
40
21
0
11 Barani 1
5 Barani 1
17 Barani 1
AR sc
21
5
3
AR
168
indokha Mhaduram Hanumanram Father
Mangilal Jethadevi W/o Mangilal
Manojkumar Brijmohan Father
Bhanwarlal Mohanidevi W/o
Bhanwarram Sukharam Chanaram
Father Tejaram Shioram S/o
Devgaram 1/20 Bheruram S/o
Devaram 1/20 Shivkaran S/o
Devaram 1/20 Joraram S/o
Annaram Khumbaram Tulsaram
Father Pitharam Teeja Widow
Pitharam Surajaram Hanumanram
Father Pemaram Magnaram
Narayanram Panchuram Father
Purkharam Nojardevi W/o
Purkharam Subash S/o Jetharam
Manglidevi W/o Jetharam Jagram
Kesharam Jesaram Father
Pusaram Rukmadevi W/o Pusaram
Joint Deh Account
187/1
187
0
30
6 Barha
18 Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
169
indokha Madhuram Hanumanram Father
Mangilal Jethidevi W/o Mangilal
Manojkumar Brijmohan Father
Bhanwararam Mohanidevi W/o
Bhanwararam Joint Deh Account
indokha Manaram S/o Ghyanaram Joint
Deh Account
22-Feb
46
0
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
232/3
232
271
0
7
41
10 Barani 1
10 Barani 1
19 Barani 1
AR
GEN
indokha Malsingh S/o Bannesingh
Rassalkanwar Widow Bannesingh
Joint Deh Account
indokha Malsingh S/o Bannesingh
Rassalkanwar Widow Bannesingh
Sa Deh Khatedar Rahin Malsingh
S/o Bannesingh
161/2
174/1
10
20
14 Barani 1
10 Barani 1
AR
GEN
122/2
13
138
5
25
28
0
4
2
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
24
36
6
2
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
3
2
16
7
0
1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
165
166
167
170
171
172
173
174
150/2
indokha Mahesh S/o Govindsingh
150/3
Hanumansingh s/o Monusingh
150/4
Sabulsingh Sheopalsingh
150/5
Umadsingh Father Iswarsingh
154/1
Teejkanwar W/o Iswarsingh
Ramdayalsingh S/o Ganpatsingh Hi 154/2
154/3
1/2 Bhanwarsingh Sharwarsingh
154/4
Father Swaysingh Magsingh
154/5
Sohansingh Father Surajsingh Joint
335/150
Deh Account
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Berha
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Dhani
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
GEN
3
7
8
9
0
2
8
8
9
4
18
15
2
164
Barani 1
AR
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
GEN
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
329/244
indokha Muknaram S/o Sujaram 1/4
252
Udaram S/o Sujaram 1/4 Koily W/o
Sujaram 1/4 Gyarsy W/o Devaram
Pappuram S/o Devaram 1/4 Joint
Deh Account
130/3
indokha Muraddan Gokuldan Shaktidan
130/4
Purandan Father Devidan Mu.
Jedawkanwar Widow Debidan Joint 173/1
Deh Account
Tanka 1
295
35
2
314
323
6
38
18 Barani 1
14 Barani 1
AR
indokha Megharam Shankar Sitaram Father
Sawataram Mu. Panchudi Widow
Sawataram Dhanaram S/o
Bhagirath 1/2 Purnmal S/o Ranjeet
1/2 Joint Deh Account
indokha Megharam Shankar Sitaram Father
Sawataram Joint Deh Account
265
287
15
46
6
4
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR sc
231
40
3
Barani 1
AR sc
179
indokha Mewapuri S/o Surajapuri Joint De
Account
58
39
17 Barani 1
AR
OBC
180
indokha Mewaram S/o Gigaram Joint Deh
Account
indokha Motiram S/o Laduram Joint Deh
Account
166/4
175
365/115
367/294
12
25
14
7
0
19
9
5
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
3 Hac.
Medband
hi
Tanka 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
176
177
178
181
Barani 1
AR SC
indokha Mularam Dhanaram Arjunram
Jetharam Father Boduram Joint
Deh Account
indokha Megharam Dhatak S/o Dhana
Puski Widow Dhana Joint Deh
Account
175
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Tanka 1
OBC
4 Hac.
Medband
hi
Tanka 1
182
indokha Mohan Chotu Father Jiwan Bambi
Sa Deh Kamla W/o Pemaram 1/2
Shivraj Kanaram Ramnivas Father
Parsaram Na.Ba. Mother Sayari
W/o Parsarram Hardev S/o Tulcha
1/2 Joint Deh Account
132
15
188
13
10
47
7 Barani 1
10 Barani 1
13 Barani 1
AR sc
183
indokha Mohan Chotu Father Jiwan Dhana
S/o Ganga1/2 Shivraj Kanaram
Ramnivas Father Parsaram Na.Ba.
Mother Sayari W/o Parsarram
Hardev S/o Tulcha 1/2 Joint Deh
Account
indokha Mohanpuri S/o Chandanpuri Joint
Deh Account
indokha Mohanpuri S/o Chandanpuri Joint
Deh Account
indokha MohanPuri S/o Lichhmanpuri
Purnpuri Pupapuri Ballapuri
Jagdishpuri Prahladpuri Father
Shankarpuri Gayli W/o Shankarpuri
Laddevi w/o Hanumanpuri Nanidevi
W/o Mishapuri Parkashpuri
Mahandarpuriu Father Mishapuri
Gopalpuri Sureshpuri Sundarpuri
Father Chotupuri Mirchudi W/o
Chotupuri Bidami W/o Bannpuri
Nurthpuri S/o Bannpuri Joint Deh
Account
137
40
13 Barani 1
AR sc
41
13
18 Barani 1
AR
OBC
43
13
4
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
140
149
44
48
7
8
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
indokha Mohana S/o Jetha Joint Deh
Account
indokha Rajandrasingh S/o Richhpalsingh
1/2 Narpatsingh Permsingh Father
Swaysingh 1/2 Joint Deh Account
244
32
8
Barani 1
AR sc
188/1
18
4
Barani 1
AR
310@1
332@306
304
310
49
5
15
60
7
2
16
0
Barani 1
AR
Barani 1
ChahiPan
cham
Barani 1
184
185
186
187
187
189
190
191
indokha Ramkaran Ganeshram Mohanram
Madanram Choturam Kisnaram
Father Gangaram Phulii W/o
Gangaram Joraram S/o Bheruram
Joint Deh Account
indokha Ramkaran S/o Shivbax Joint Deh
Account
indokha Ramkaran S/o Shivbax Joint Deh
Account
47/1
49 38
25
28
23
3 Barani 1
17 Barani 1
4 Barani 1
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
GEN
OBC
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
1 Hac.
Mix Horti.
0.5 Hac.
Horti.
AR
GEN
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
DRIP
GEN
192
indokha Ramkumar Ramprathap
Kailashchand Father Pannesingh
1/3 Ugamkanwar widow
Pannesingh Ramkumar
Ramprathap Kailashchand Father
Pannesingh 2/3 Joint Deh Account
119
120
121
23
15
0
10 Barani 1
10 Barani 1
1 Behra
AR
193
indokha Ramchandradan Karnidan
Gopaldan Father Lakhdan
Subhakarandan S/o Gangadan
Gheerser 1/2 Hal Kabij
Hanumandan S/o Bahadoordan
Mangilal S/o Jetharam Ruparam
S/o Shivdanram 1/2 Joint Deh
Account
indokha Ramrakh Chotturam Khumaram
Father Jairam Mu. Ghasi Widow
Jairam Joint Deh Account
106
44
19 Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
316
318
320
322
222
12
17
49
32
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
55
10
8
9
12
4
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
194
Tanka 1
195
indokha Ramrakh Jawanaram Magaram
Father Malaram Joint Deh Account
196
indokha Ramsingh Abhysingh
Richhpalsingh Pooransingh
Sahidevsingh Father
Maheshdansingh Joint Deh
Account
indokha Ram S/o Malla Joint Deh Account
146
35
0
Barani 1
AR
1/2
1/4
1/5
0
36
5
8
Bada
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
198
indokha Ramu Sabla Bhura Father
Prataram Sharwan ShivPrasad
Chotturam Kaluram Father
Sawairam Champadevi W/o
Swairam Keser Widow Jassaram
Joint Deh Account
65/1
24
65
9
22
20
0 Barani 1
1 Barani 1
17 Barani 1
Barani 1
AR sc
199
indokha Ramuram Ganeshram Bholuram
Father Baluram Joint Deh Account
112/2
98/2
109
301
84
99
2
5
21
18
4
26
13
10
2
6
5
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
200
305/1
indokha Ramuram Ganeshram Bholuram
331/305
Father Baluram Hi 1/4 Rugha S/o
305
Lichman 1/4 Tejaram Ruparam
Father Bhagirath Mu. Pusi Widow
Bhagirath 1/4 Gashiram S/o Nunda
1/4 Joint Deh Account
258/1
indokha Richhudi Widow Kishnaram 1/8
259/1
Purkharam S/o Kesharam 1/8
260/1
Pemaram S/o Kesharam 1/8
263/1
Kanaram S/o Kesharam 1/8
258
Narayanram S/o Pusaram 1/4
259
Mangidevi W/o Pusaram 1/4 Joint
260
Deh Account
0
5
14
2 Berha
AR
19 Barani 1
5 ChahiPan
cham
OBC
Tanka 1
0
10
10
0
13
0
10
1
2
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
263
277
15
0
6
14
31
65
25
15
60
112/3
301/1
303/1
84/1
98/3
108
302
3
5
2
30
4
21
11
5
0
3
0
10
19
0
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
1 Hac.
Medband
hi
166/3
175/2
166
12
8
18
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
197
201
202
203
204
indokha Ruparam Aanadsingh Megharam
Hanumanram S/o Lichmanram
Joint Deh Account
indokha Rugharam S/o Lichman Joint Deh
Account
indokha Rugharam S/o Gigaram Joint deh
Account
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
GEN
OBC
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
AR sc
Tanka 1
205
indokha Ruparam Hemaram Kishnaram
Mohanaram Chotturam Gopiram
Father Shivdan Mu. Lichmadevi
Widow Shivdan Joint deh Account
104/1
104
105
0
80
42
10 Barani 1
0 Barani 1
19 Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
206
indokha Laxman Kailash Om Munniram
Father Bhanwarlal Mu. Jayanki
Widow Bhanwarlal Ramdin S/o
Hanuman Joint deh Account
indokha Lakhuram Motiram Father
Pemaram Joint deh Account
252/1
21
0
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
80/1
80/2
81/3
21
3
8
0
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
indokha Lalaram S/o Tejaram Joint Deh
Account
indokha Laluram S/o Kisturram Joint Deh
Account
indokha Vijaydan Nathudan Sukhadan
Father Arjundan Joint Deh Account
221/8
20
Barani
AR sc
Tanka 1
358/4
13
14 Barani
AR sc
Tanka 1
130/1
157/1
173/3
136
3
19
23
13
7
12
0
8
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
indokha Shankardas S/o Bajrangdas Joint
Deh Account
indokha Shankarlal Mangilal Bajranglal
Father Pooranmal Mu. Chukadevi
Widow Pooranmal Bhanwarlal
ShivPrasad Father Pemaram
Sharwan Sitaram Permeswar
Kishnalal Father Jethmal
Pukhrajdevi W/o jethmal Joint Deh
Account
indokha Shimbhudan Kalyandan Father
Govinddan Joint Deh Account
64/3
0
5
Barani 1
AR sc
55
38
8
Barani 1
AR
136/1
205/2
219/1
17
0
11
5 Barani 1
16 Barani 1
10 Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
157
19
14 Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
42
21
17 Barani 1
AR
130/2
2
3
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
indokha Shimbhudan Father Govinddan
Joint deh Account
indokha Shivkaran S/o Devaram
Bhanwaram S/o Shivkaranram
Joint Deh Account
indokha Shivlaldan S/o Govidan Joint Deh
Account
indokha Shivlaldan S/o Govidan Shudhdan
Bhopaldan Rupdan Father Kumdan
Joint Deh Account
Barani 1
GEN
OBC
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
3 Hac.
Medband
hi
OBC
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
206/2
217/1
217/2
217/3
218/1
218/2
219/2
220/1
217
218
2
9
0
9
18
2
0
5
16
23
0
5
15
10
5
0
10
11
5
10
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
218
indokha Sishpal Narpatsingh Sayarsingh
Balveersingh Father Baksingh
Gulabkanwar Widow Baksingh
Pratapsingh S/o Papsingh Joint
Deh Account
59/1
60/2
61/2
61/5
19
2
53
21
1
2
5
2
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
219
indokha Shubhdan Bhopaldan Rupdan
Father Khumdan Joint Deh Account
167
49
18 Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
220
indokha Soyram S/o Devaram 1/5 Bheruram
S/o Devaram 1/5 Shivkarn S/o
Devaram 1/5 Joraram S/o Devaram
1/5 Bannaram S/o Devaram 1/5
Joint Deh Account
179
27
15 Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
221
indokha Soyram S/o Devaram Hi 1/5
Prabhuram S/o Devaram 1/5
Shivkarn S/o Devaram 1/5 Joraram
S/o Devaram 1/5 Bannaram S/o
Devaram 1/5 Joint Deh Account
183/1
183/2
184/1
184/2
184/3
183
184
10
10
0
17
35
23
26
5
5
18
0
6
6
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
222
indokha Sharwandan Shankardan Father
Ramkarandan Joint Deh Account
205/1
134
204
205
206
207
0
30
33
18
8
3
2
13
3
14
6
19
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
3 Hac.
Medband
hi
223
indokha Sajankanwar D/o Gigdan 3/4
Sayarkanwar S/o Gigdan 1/4 Joint
Deh Account
indokha Sateynarayan Jagdishprasad
Father Gangadas Mu. Suvatidevi
Widow Gangadas 1/6 Smt. Kamla
W/o Balaram 1/6 Mu. Kosliya
Widow Pooranmal Mohit S/o
Pooranmal Mu. Mohani Widow
Harikisan 1/6 Mohandas
Shankardas Suwadas Father
Bajrangdas 1/2 Joint Deh Account
168
171
199
8/1
8/2
8/3
8/4
8/5
8
21
24
24
13
8
8
17
28
21
1
0
9
1
3
0
1
1
2
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
6@2
32
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
158
159
160
162
24
26
35
33
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
indokha Sarjudevi W/o Bhanwarlal Joint
Deh Account
indokha Sahway W/o Ghyanaram Joint deh
Account
272/3
10
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
232/2
272/1
272
8
24
8
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
229
indokha Sawatasingh Kisansingh
Gopalsingh Father Kesersingh
Sataynarayansingh Godh S/o
Mansingh Joint Deh Account
60/1
61/1
61/6
20
22
57
17 Barani 1
15 Barani 1
7 Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
230
indokha Sukharam S/o Mularam Joint Deh
Account
indokha Shukharam S/o Kanaram
Girdhariram S/o Nimdharam Mu.
Kaseri Widow Nimbharam Joint
Deh Account
indokha Sukharam S/o Tejaram Joint Deh
Account
166/2
25
10
Barani 1
AR
288/2
15
0
Barani 1
AR sc
224
225
226
227
228
231
232
indokha Samndarsingh S/o Karansingh
Joint deh Account
indokha Samndarsingh S/o Karansingh
Joint deh Account
17
12
1
19
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
OBC
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
22/1
22
0
46
7
2
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
233
indokha Sugansingh S/o Magansingh
Mahaveersingh S/o Shwaysingh
Na. Ba. Baser Barai Mu.
Surajkanwar widow Shwaysingh
Valda Khudh 1/2 Ganpatsingh S/o
Mhadusingh 1/2 Joint Deh Account
191
17
16 Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
234
indokha Sugansingh S/o Magansingh
Mahaveersingh S/o Shwaysingh
Na. Ba. Mu. Surajkanwar Valda
Khudh Baser Barai Joint Deh
Account
indokha Sugankanwar Khole Bhagirathram
Sa Deh Shankardan S/o
Ramkarandan Lakhdan Pabhudan
Mhadudan Father Bhimdan
Hanumandan S/o Gaiyddan Joint
Deh Account
indokha Sugankanwar Bhagirath 1/3 Rahin
Na Se. Bu. Bank Li Shakha
Prabatsar Murthin Sugna Hanuman
Ramuram Father Gaiyd 1/3
Hanuman S/o Gaiyd 1/3 Joint Deh
Account
indokha Sumarsingh Richhpalsingh S/o
Gigsingh Joint deh Account
indokha Sumarsingh Richhpalsingh S/o
Gigsingh Joint deh Account
251/2
194
202
8
2
34
16 Barani 1
9 Barani 1
2 Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
177
30
1
AR
GEN
235
236
237
238
Barani 1
Tanka 1
OBC
178/1
178
21
52
0
1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
179
28
10 Barani 1
AR
GEN
174/2
8
5
AR
GEN
Barani 1
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
indokha Surajkanwar widow Fathesingh 1/3
Bajrangsingh Kisansingh
Samndarsingh Dasrathasingh S/o
Ranjeetsingh Gandkanwar Widow
Ranjeetsingh Kalyansingh S/o
Ramnarayansingh 2/3 Joint Deh
Account
indokha Surajkanwar widow Fathesingh
Kalyansingh S/o Ramnarayansingh
Joint Deh Account
70/4
64
10 Barani 1
AR
GEN
70/2
75/1
14
4
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
indokha Surjaram S/o Pemaram Joint Deh
Account
indokha Surajaram S/o Ramuram Sukharam
S/o Ramuram Hi 1/2 Pemaram S/o
Boduram Hi 1/2 Joint Deh Account
35
30
13 Barani 1
AR
OBC
26
30
12 Barani
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
243
indokha Hanuman Goruram Father Ramu
Singari widow Ramu 1/4 Gashi S/o
Heera 1/4 Mowa S/o Dhana 1/2
Joint Deh Account
292/1
114
117
292
16
36
9
40
6 Barani 1
11 Barani 1
2 Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
244
indokha Hanuman S/o Pemaram Joint Deh
Account
20/2
35/1
18
7
12
9
10 Barani 1
5 Barani 1
0 Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
245
indokha Hanumansingh Godh Ugamsingh
Joint Deh Account
144/1
142
3
9
0
4
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
246
245/90
indokha Hanumansingh S/o Ramsingh
62/1
Rekbha 38 Begha 6 Biswa
62/2
Denaram S/o Baluram Umadaram
62/4
Mithu S/o Denaram Rekbha 22
63/3
Begha Lagan 12.34 Narpatsingh
66/1
S/o Sanwtasingh 1/4 Jiwansingh
62
Jatansingh Father Ladhusingh
66
Bhanwarkanwar Widow Ladhusingh
67
1/4 Mansingh Ratansingh Mulsingh
69
Jaisingh Father Fefsingh
89
Chigansingh Widow Fafsingh 1/4
95
Joint Deh Account
0
13
37
19
1
19
60
18
32
30
2
5
6
7
10
11
0
11
10
0
12
18
9
10
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
247
indokha Hardevram S/o Amnaram Gulabi
Widow Amnaram Joint Deh
Account
261
270
286
22
14
18
4 Barani 1
10 Barani 1
15 Barani 1
AR sc
248
indokha Hardevram Umaram Father
Munnaram Joint deh Account
323/1
323/2
325
13
1
23
0 Barani 1
15 Barani 1
2 Barani 1
AR
249
indokha Harnathsingh S/o Bhanwarsingh
Mansingh S/o Chandrasingh
Bajrangsingh Kisansingh Father
Indarsingh Joint Deh Account
141.1
141/10
141/11
141/12
141/2
141/3
141/4
141/5
141/6
141/7
141/9
142/1
143/1
143/2
143/3
141
143
144
10
12
15
3
10
11
26
14
13
17
17
9
0
5
7
15
7
10
0
0
10
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
5
3
9
17
0
5
0
0
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Chahi
Charan
Barani 1
Chahi
Charan
AR
250
indokha Hiraram S/o Denaram Joint Deh
Account
354/4
356/4
360/9
362/9
26
13
16
3
8
15
8
10
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
239
240
241
242
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
OBC
Tanka 1
GEN
OBC
Tanka 1
0.5 Hac.
Mix Horti.
0.5 Hac.
Mix Horti.
0.5 Hac.
Mix Horti.
DRIP
Tanka 1
0.5 Hac.
Mix Horti.
DRIP
2
17
1
4 Barani 1
12 Barani 1
19 Barani 1
AR
indokha Hemaram S/o Amraram Joint Deh
Account
210
31
9
Barani 1
AR
indokha Baser Barai Mu. Jadavli Widow
Rawta Joint Deh Account
indokha Hemaram S/o Shivram 1/2 Fularam
S/o Shivram 1/2 Joint deh Account
211
0
8
Bada
51/1
35
0
Barani 1
OBC
Tanka 1
276
20
0
Barani 1
OBC
Tanka 1
147/1
0
344/137 16
122
114
147
57
185
19
209
22
236
3
245
41
317
9
79
3
10
1
9
14
0
1
0
12
10
3
Charagah
Charagah
Abadi
Charagah
Charagah
Charagah
Abadi
Abadi
Abadi
Abadi
131/2
132/1
133/1
134/1
169/2
170/1
171/2
182/3
182/6
184/4
185/1
187/2
188/2
188/3
199/1
200/1
203/1
204/2
205/3
207/1
209/2
227/1
368@18
88
97
101
106/1
142
144
146
152
0
0
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
0
3
1
1
1
0
0
0
1
2
1
2
0
1
1
6
8
3
37
27
2
18
15
15
4
5
5
10
15
5
8
16
5
10
0
16
16
12
19
4
0
0
10
7
15
16
18
4
7
16
10
3
6
Road
Road
Road
Barani 1
Road
Road
Road
Road
Road
Road
Road
Road
Road
Road
Road
Road
Road
Road
Road
Road
Road
Road
45
102/1
139
147
148
152/1
13
56
63
73
89
98
37
0
8
0
2
3
6
12
2
5
6
1
11
5
10
13
12
12
6
0
17
8
10
3
Nadi
Bera
Nadi
Bera
Nadi
Nadi
Road
Road
Road
Road
Road
Road
1908
869
indokha Hiraram S/o Ladhuram Joint deh
Account
252
253
254
255
OBC
366/118
293
294
251
256
indokha Girdharilal S/o Chottusingh Daroga
Joint Deh Gar Account
indokha Charagha
257
indokha PWD Road
258
indokha Herbs bushes forestry
259
indokha Waterbody (Not for Pasture )
260
indokha Pathway & Road
TOTAL
1 Total Tanka
=
2 Convergence by Narega =
3 Purpose Tanka by water Shed =
4 Medbandhi
=
5 Pasture
220
28
195
40 Hac
10 Hac
Oran
Paytan
Oran
Oran
Paytan
Paytan
Paytan
Paytan
Tanka 1
GEN
Tanka 1
3 Hac.
Medband
hi
GEN
6 Dry Land Horti Culture =
7 Drip Irigation Convergence by Ag. Dp.
8 Agro Forestry
=
16 Hac
= 16 Hac
1600 Hac
S.
no
NAME OF
VILLAGE
NAME OF CULTIVATOR
KHASRA
NUMBER
AREA
BIGHA
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
2
3
Binjari Annaram S/o Pemaram Magnidevi
W/o Pemaram Kishna S/o Sujaram
Joint Deh Account
Binjari Amraram Jiwanram Father
Asharam Nanuram S/o Pemla
Jetaram S/o Deparam 2/3
Ruparam S/o Motiram Lalit Jatin
Father Megharam Sarojdevi W/o
Mhega ram
Binjari Arjunram S/o Onad Hi. 1/3
Tilokram S/o Onad Hi. 1/3
Devaram S/o Onad Ram Hi. 1/3
Joint Deh Account
Binjari Aaiydan Madanlal Jetharam Father
Harjiram
Binjari Umedsingh S/o Sabalsingh
Bhopalsingh Shawaysingh
Permsingh Mahaveersingh Father
Govindsingh Shersingh,
Sugansingh, Father Gopalsingh
Joint Deh Account
Binjari Umedsingh Bannesingh
Bhomsingh Arjunsingh Father
Bherusingh Magankanwar W/o
Bherusingh Joint Deh
Binjari Anod S/o Annaram Joint Deh
Account
Binjari Okarsingh S/o Dansingh Joint
Account
Binjari Kalkanwar W/o Sajansingh Joint
Khadram
Binjari Kanudi Widow Heeraram Joint
Account
Binjari Kisansingh Godh Rawandsingh
Joint Deh Account
Binjari Kisanaram S/o Chunaram Chothudi
Widow Chun Balulal Joint Account
Binjari Kisorsingh S/o Sajansingh
kamalkanwar W/o Sajansingh 1/3
Ladhusignh Khagsingh Kesarsingh
Hapitasingh Gangasingh,
Pithasingh, Prathvisingh
Narayansingh Father Ganpatsingh
Hi 1/6 Sajansingh S/o
Bhagwatsingh 1/6 Bhanwarsingh
Shawaysingh Father Dholaksingh
1/3 Joint Account
14 Binjari
15 Binjari
16 Binjari
Kisturi Widow Khagla Narsharam
Sharwanram Dharu Father Khemla
Harji Father Magna Jayniki Widow
Jiwan Ranjeet S/o Jiwan Joint
Account
Khiwda Saiwayda Father Amra Hi.
1/2 Hemaram Amraram Father
Purkharam Hi. 1/2 Joint Account
4
TYPE OF
LAND
BISWA
5
6
7
EXIS FARMER
TIN DEMAND
G
STR.
12
13
AR SC
79
79/1
49
3
5
5/1
5/2
38
49
9
15
5
Barani 2
AR SC
46/3
46/6
106/2
16
1
18
10
0
2
Barani 2
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
186
50
11
Barani 2
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
2
2/1
20
38
47
26
10
15
8
24
0
4
0
5
8
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 2
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
39
42
66/1
86
17
35
11
20
5
14
11
0
Barani 1
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
106/6
132/2
188
190/1
191
191/4
40
12
6
6
25
23
1
39
5
1
2
10
14
16
0
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 1
AR
4
35/22
125
125/2
138
138/2
41
19
69
51
14
23
11
5
14
0
10
4
Barani 2
AR
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR
160
160/1
160/2
160/3
9
9
15
17
5
5
10
1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
182
192
192/1
46
15
16
10
10
4
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR SC
184
184/1
57
49
0
0
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR SC
30
11
Barani 1
AR
Girdharisingh Bajrangsingh Father 59
Abahysingh
Barani 2
Barani 2
CATEGARY
ARA
BLE/
NON
ARBL SC OBC GEN bpl
E
8
9 10 11
14
Tanka 1
OBC
Tanka 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
AR
CONVER
GENCE
OBC
Tanka 1
GEN
OBC
GEN
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
3 Hac.
Medban
dhi
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
GEN
Tanka 1
17 Binjari
166
Prabhusingh S/o Ladhusingh
Vimlakanwar Widow Mangejsingh 166/1
Sonu S/o Mangejsingh & Lali Papi
Puni Do. Mangejsingh Nandsingh
Arjunsingh Father Fathesingh Hi
1/2 Mhalsingh Bajrangsingh Father
Kisorsingh Hi 1/2 Joint Deh
Account
26
16
14
2
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
18 Binjari
Girdharisingh Bajrangsingh Father
Abahysingh Prabhu Singh S/o Ladu
Singh Bimla Kanwar Widow
Mangej Singh Sonu S/o Mangej
Singh and Lali Papi Munni Santa
S/o Mangej Singh Hi 3/4 Nand
Singh Arjun Singh Father Fateh
Singh 1/4 Joint Deh Account
55/2
76
123/1
191/1
1
10
15
4
14
0
13
10
Barani 2
Barani1
Barani1
Barani2
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
19 Binjari
Gopal Singh S/o Chandra Singh
Joint Deh Account
Ghasi Ram S/o Chanda Ram Hi
1/2 Uda Ram Modu Ram Father
Ghasi Ram Hi 1/2 Joint Account
Champalal S/o Pusa Ram Joint
Account
Chav Kanwar Widow Bagh Singh
Nandu singh Hari Singh Father
Bagh Singh Laxman Singh S/o
Bheru Singh Joint Deh Account
54/1
181
193
193/1
13
28
13
15
0
2
6
16
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
1
1/1
55
58
75
78
112
29/2
70
157
22
4
3
24
8
4
0
75
8
37
18
6
13
18
7
8
4
12
0
0
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 2
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
Chuna Ram S/o Uma Ram Joint
Deh Account
Chingna Ram Birma Ram Narayan
Ram Father Gangla Laduram Oma
Ram Father Bhagirath Pachudi
Widow Bhagirath Hi 1/3 Meera
Devi Widow Bhudha Likhma S/o
Teja Hi 2/3 Joint Deh Account
135/3
0
5
Barani 1
AR
32
32/1
32/3
16
16
16
0
0
0
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR SC
Jawana Ram Dugaram Dharma
ram Khuma ram Chotu ram Ratna
ram Father Godu ram Joint
Account
Jivanram Khumbaram Father
Magnaram Hi 1/2 Bhiwaram S/o
Bhagiram Hi 1/6 Chukli Widow
Prabhuram Lunaram S/o
Prabhuram Hi 1/6 Ramuram Mugni
Father Gangaram Hi 1/6 Joint Deh
Account
Jivanram Bhudaram Annaram
Father Ramuram Khemaram
Pannaram Lixmanram Father
Narayanram Nojki Widow
Narayanram Joint Account
Jetal Kanwar W/o Madho Singh
Joint Account
Jodhraj S/o Kaluram Hi 1/2
Urjaram S/o Kaluram Hi 1/2 Joint
Deh Account
Jodharam Urjaram Father Kaluram
Joint Deh Account
111
114
11
1
11
2
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR
OBC
61
67
102
122
127
92
1
15
86
16
16
0
4
18
15
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR
OBC
40/1
39
0
Barani 2
AR
41 35
0
Barani 2
AR
161 42
10
Barani 2
AR
OBC
123 15
13
Barani 2
AR
OBC
20 Binjari
21 Binjari
22 Binjari
23 Binjari
24 Binjari
25 Binjari
26 Binjari
27 Binjari
28 Binjari
29 Binjari
30 Binjari
31 Binjari
Chuna Ram S/o Uma Ram Joint
Deh Account
AR SC
Tanka 1
OBC
GEN
AR
AR
Tanka 1
OBC
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
1 Hac.
Mix.
Horti.
DRIP
OBC
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
GEN
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
32 Binjari
OBC
Dugaram S/o Dayalram Hi 2/3
Narayanram S/o Bhagirath Hi 1/3
Joint Deh Account
57
74
151/1
178
86
18
1
108
18
10
13
0
Barani 1
Barani 1
Un.Dhani
Barani 2
AR
33 Binjari
Tejsingh Girwar Singh Father
Sawat Singh Mangej Singh S/o
Prahlad singh Joint Deh Account
5
0
17
15
6
10
5
15
Barani 2
Barani 2
Un. Nadi
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 1
GEN
Tejsingh S/o Sawat Singh Joint
Deh Account
Teja S/o Panna Joint Deh Account 46/4
16
20
8
26
29
11
21
26
AR
34 Binjari
28/1
60
62
64
65
69
87
2-Sep
AR
GEN
11
18
16
8
17
2
33
5
18
8
6
4
10
5
2
5
6
13
18
14
11
5
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 1
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
106/3
106/5
132
39
150
164
191/2
163
163/1
163/2
151/5
3
0
Barani 2
AR
188/1
3
1
Barani 2
AR
GEN
103
103/1
2
2
12
11
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR
GEN
49
71
0
Barani 2
AR SC
35 Binjari
36 Binjari
Durjan Singh Kansingh Prithvi
Singh Father Lalsingh Joint Deh
Account
37 Binjari
Nandu Singh Narpat Singh Father
Prabhu Singh Sayar Knawar W/o
Prabhu Singh Guman Singh S/o
Nathu Singh Ummed Singh Bane
Singh Bhom Singh Arjun Singh
Father Bheru Singh Magan Kanwar
W/o Bheru Singh 1/2 Madan Singh
S/o Amar Singh Hi 1/4 Narayan
Singh S/o Mangilal Singh Hi 1/4
Joint Deh Account
Narayanram S/o Bhagirath Joint
Deh Account
Narayan Singh S/o Mangilal Singh
Joint Deh Account
Narayan Singh S/o Mangilal Singh
Madan Singh S/o Amarsingh Joint
Deh Account
Pura ram S/o Mana Joint Deh
Account
38 Binjari
39 Binjari
40 Binjari
41 Binjari
OBC
Tanka 1
1 Hac.
Mix.
Horti.
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
OBC
1 Hac.
Tanka 1
Mix.
Horti.
Tanka 1
2 Hac.
Medban
dhi
42 Binjari
Pusa ram Ghisa ram Father
Chunaram Choti Devi W/o Chuna
ram Joint Account
37/1
40/3
15
39
0
0
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
43 Binjari
15/2
Puran singh Bajrang Singh S/o
Chandan Singh Rasal Kanwar W/o 35/1
Chandra Singh Joint Deh Account 99
8
24
8
11
15
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR
44 Binjari
Pemla Lalu Khiya Jawara Father
Rugharam Joint Deh Account
36
36/1
24
28
15
5
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR
Pemaram 1/6 Hemaram 1/6
Narayanram 1/6 Baduram 1/6
Tejaram 1/6 Father Nathuram
Keshar Devi w/o Nathuram 1/6
Joint deh Account
Prabhu Singh Bhopal Singh Agar
Singh Father Narsingh Joint
Account
Prem Singh Datar Singh Durjan
Singh Ganga Singh Mithu Singh
Father Sumer Singh Joint Deh
Account
185
31
16
Barani 2
AR
71
18
10
Barani 2
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
55/3
68
82
90
91
167
168
1
31
22
7
18
22
29
10
7
0
14
0
11
4
Barani 2
Barani 2
Un. Nadi
Un. Nadi
Barani 2
Un. Nadi
Barani 2
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
45 Binjari
46 Binjari
47 Binjari
DRIP
OBC
GEN
OBC
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
1 Hac.
Mix
Horti.
Tanka 1
OBC
DRIP
48 Binjari
49 Binjari
50 Binjari
51 Binjari
52 Binjari
53 Binjari
Prem Singh Sumer Singh Joint Deh
Account
Banshi Lal 1/18 Rajuram 1/18 Oma
ram 1/18 Sharvan lal 1/18 Girdhari
1/18 Father Magnaram Radhadevi
W/o Magnaram 1/18 Bhivaram
1/18 Arjunlal 1/18 Gopal 1/18
Babulal 1/18 Subash 1/18 Father
Kishnaram Pusidevi W/o
Kishnaram 1/18 Bhagirath S/o
Ramdeen 1/3 Joint Account
Bajrang Singh Adopted Son Isar
Singh Joint Deh Account
Babu ram S/o Suja ram Joint Deh
Account
Baburam S/o Sujaram Joint Deh
Account
Bija S/o Panna Joint Deh Account
GEN
9
191/3
14
11
7
10
Barani 1
Barani 2
AR
153
187
50
23
12
12
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR
4/1
4/2
18
16
43 22
12
15
0
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR
29/1
10
11
Barani 2
AR SC
46/1
46/2
46/7
106
106/7
6/1
S.N. 6/1
31/1
31/1
Min
44/1
44/1
Min
50/1
50/1
Min
0
29
12
9
2
7
0
15
0
11
0
8
8
13
7
0
10
11
0
17
0
8
0
11
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 1
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
0
Barani 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
80
98
16
0
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
133 13
15
Barani 2
AR
GEN
176 80
0
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
OBC
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
GEN
Tanka 1
AR SC
Tanka 1
54 Binjari
Bhanwarlal Nathuram Father
Bajrang das Joint Deh Account
55 Binjari
Bhanwarlal Rameshwarlal Father
Jhumar Ganpat S/o Kishnaram
Joint Deh Account
56 Binjari
Bhanwarlal Sonatharam Annaram
Shimburam Chittarram Father
Kishnaram Bharmal S/o Laluram
1/2 Kana Sharvan Father Madan
1/2 Joint Deh Account
Bhanwarlal Sonathram Annaram
Shimburam Chittarram Father
Kishnaram Bharmali S/o laluram
Joint Deh Account
Bhanwari Widow Supyari Devi
Bhanwaruram Purnaram
Ramkaran Father Bhanwara ram
Joint Deh Account
Bhaguram 1/6 Aansu ram 1/6
Omaram 1/6 Purnaram 1/6
Premaram 1/6 Father Bholuram
Bhanwari Devi W/o Bhaluram 1/6
Joint Deh Account
174
174/1
52
85
2
50
0
4
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR
GEN
Bharmal S/o Laluram Joint Deh
Account
Bhura ram Likhma ram Father
Mangaram Joint Deh Account
135/1
0
5
Un. Bada
AR
GEN
29
29/3
70/1
157/1
118
41
29
15
34
10
16
0
10
6
10
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 2
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
AR
OBC
Tanka 1
57 Binjari
58 Binjari
59 Binjari
60 Binjari
61 Binjari
62 Binjari
Bheruram Sukharam Ansaram
Mularam Harkaram Udaram
Hukmaram Father Kistuarram Joint
Deh Account
2-Jan 18
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
63 Binjari
64 Binjari
65 Binjari
66 Binjari
67 Binjari
68 Binjari
69 Binjari
70 Binjari
71 Binjari
72 Binjari
73 Binjari
74 Binjari
75 Binjari
76 Binjari
33 33
Bhopal Singh Sawai Singh Prem
Singh Mahaveer Singh Father
Govind Singh Joint Deh Account
155
Manglaram Premaram Gopiram
Baluram Father Chotturam Jhamku 189
Devi W/o Chottu ram Chunna ram
Umgaram Chandraram Father
Sh
i
S
h Kh dJoint Deh 135/4
Mangaram
S/oDHeeraram
Account
Magan Knawar W/o Premsingh
Dilip Singh Vikram Singh Father
Premsingh Joint Deh Account
15/1
54/2
110
181/1
Magnaram Aandaram Guman Ladu 121
Father Giga Khuma S/o Chatraram 121/2
Pusaram Bhaguram Hanumanram 121/3
124
Father Gnagaram Joint Deh
124/1
Account
124/2
124/3
136
136/1
137
137/2
Madanlal Laxminarayan
Ramkunwar Father Motilal Joint
Deh Account
Madan Singh S/o Amarsingh Joint
Deh Account
Madan Singh S/o Amarsingh
Narayan Singh S/o Mangilal Singh
Joint Deh Account
Madan Singh S/o Amar Singh Hi.
1/2 Narayan Singh S/o Mangilal
Singh 1/2 Joint Deh Account
Mahal Singh Bajrang Singh Father 55/1
Kishore Singh Joint Deh Account
Mohandas S/o Madhudas Joint
Deh Account
Radha Widow Pokardas
Satyanarayan Gopal Father
Pokardas Sad Joint Deh Account
Ramdhan S/o Nandaram Jat Joint
Deh Account
Ramnarayan S/o Pusaram Hi 1/4
Devilal Premraj Satyanarayan
Jagdishprasad Father Kaniram Hi
1/4 Ramniwas Mangilal Shreeniwas
Shreekishan Rambllabh Father
Ramdas Hi 1/4 Madanlal
Laxminarayan Ramkuwar Father
Motilal Hi 1/4 Joint Account
Barani 2
GEN
AR
GEN
8
26
8
4
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR
0
5
Un. Bada
AR
3
11
10
12
8
5
0
10
0
6
0
11
13
0
3
0
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR
AR
GEN
1
Barani 2
AR
GEN
4
4
18
7
19
6
14
5
5
3
7
15
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Un. Nadi
AR
GEN
AR
GEN
1
13
Barani 2
AR
GEN
6 15
1
Barani 2
AR SC
10
16
9
16
0
Barani 1
Barani 2
Barani 1
Barani 2
Barani 1
AR
OBC
AR
OBC
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR
9
13
8
25
21
9
10
20
27
25
20
0
36
15
35
18 3
188/2
10
10/1
93
170
170/1
172
172/1
173
173/1
177
177/1
6
3
23
25
20
5
24
12
11
27
25
13
12
11 13
6/2
31
44/2
50
5-Jan
7
15
11
8
20
19
19/1
19/2
19/3
4
4
4
4
AR
Tanka 1
1 Hac.
Mix
Horti.
Tanka 1
DRIP
OBC
GEN
OBC
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
5 Hac.
Medban
dhi
Tanka 1
1 Hac.
Mix
Horti.
DRIP
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
GEN
Tanka 1
77 Binjari
Ramniwas Dharmal Father
Kalyanmal Nabalig Gaurdian
Bhagwati Widow Kalyanmal
Dayalram Kanaram Onkarram
Father Narayanram Joint Account
78 Binjari
Ramniwas Mangilal Shreeniwas
Shreekishan Rambllabh Father
Ramdas Joint Account
Ramratandan Pusadan Father
Jeerdan Vastudan S/o Bhagwatdan
Hi 3/4 Jeevandan Deepdan
Kailashdan Father Madhudan
Gulab Kanwar W/o Shaktidan
Laldan Prabhudan Joint Account
79 Binjari
22
94
179
13
7
25
17 8
11
4
12
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR
12
Barani 2
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
OBC
107
120
120/2
131
9
21
8
37
0
6
5
17
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR
GEN
Lad Kanwar Widow Kesar Singh
Prabhu Singh Puran Singh Om
Singh Father Kesar Singh Hi 1/2
Himmat Singh Shob Singh Mob
Singh Father Kishan Singh Sohan
Singh S/o Chottu Singh papu
Kanwar Widow Chottu Singh
Sohan Singh Nabalig Gaurdian
papukanwar Hi 1/2 Joint Deh
Account
Lad Kanwar Widow Kesar Singh
Prabhu Singh Puran Singh Om
Singh Father Kesar Singh Joint
Deh Account
Laduram S/o Joraram Hi 1/2
Khuma ram S/o Jora ram Hi 1/2
Joint Account
Shanti W/o Prabhu ram Joint Deh
Account
Shivlal S/o Ruparam Joint Account
27
27/1
53
53/1
14
18
18
18
0
16
0
10
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR
GEN
8
117
10
6
0
14
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR
GEN
1/3
1/4
14
195/176
8
5
12
5
10
10
10
0
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 2
AR
OBC
AR
OBC
40/2
39
0
Barani 1
AR
OBC
85 Binjari
Shersingh Sugan Singh Father
Dhokal Singh Joint Deh Account
16
25
96
Shoyjiram Kishnaram Father
Kaluram Joint Deh Account
Shoyjiram S/o DanSingh Joint Deh
Account
0
0
06
12
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 1
AR
86 Binjari
21
14
32
159 40
37 39
10
Barani 1
AR
80 Binjari
81 Binjari
82 Binjari
83 Binjari
84 Binjari
87 Binjari
88 Binjari
89 Binjari
Sangram Singh S/o Bhawani Singh
Joint Deh Account
Sangram Singh Prahlad Singh
Father Bhawani Singh Bhanwar
Singh Dungar Singh Balveer Singh
Father Dhar Singh Mu Ratan
Kanwar Widow Dhar Singh Joint
Deh Account
77 27
9/1
12
28
80
108
119
130
145
162
16
7
8
17
3
2
3
9
58
AR
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
GEN
OBC
Tanka 1
2 Hac.
Medban
dhi
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
GEN
9
Barani 2
AR
GEN
10
6
15
0
14
6
0
10
8
Barani 1
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
1 Hac.
Mix
Horti. 7
Hac.
Medban
dhi
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
DRIP
90 Binjari
Sangram Singh Prahlad Singh
Father Bhawani Singh Bhanwar
Singh Dungar Singh Balveer Singh
Father Dhar Singh Ratan Kanwar
W/o Dhar Singh Rakba 18.01
Bheega Sonki Widow Dayalram
Dungaram S/o Dayalram Rakba
4.05 Bheega Joint Deh Account
91 Binjari
Sardar Singh God Jaswant Singh
Joint Deh Account
92 Binjari
93 Binjari
94 Binjari
95 Binjari
96 Binjari
97 Binjari
98 Binjari
99 Binjari
100 Binjari
6
Barani 2
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
3 Hac.
Medban
dhi
9
3
24
20
19
22
16
14
36
24
1
8
12
14
32
31
2
10
8
15
18
6
4
10
12
16
18
18
2
4
0
9
Barani 2
Barani 1
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 1
Barani 2
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
100
190
100/1
37
25
0
0
10
5
Barani 1
Barani 2
Un. Bera
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
AR
GEN
171
171/1
40
44
2
10
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
GEN
71/1
18
10
Barani 2
AR
GEN
9
14
Barani 2
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
8
2
0
5
Barani 1
Barani 2
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
74
10
Barani 1
AR
GEN
Tanka 1
1 Hac.
Mix
Horti.
151 22
15
21/1
35
54
Sawai Singh Chottu Singh Father 3
3/1
Jodhsingh Santosh Kanwar D/o
3/2
Mob Singh Prabhu Singh Satpal
Singh Father Bharat Singh Ummed 24
34
Singh S/o Rajsingh Joint Deh
48
Account
95
109
180
180/1
21
Sawai Singh Bhagirath Singh
23
Kalyan Singh Father Bane Singh
Joint Deh Account
Sayar Singh S/o Sajan Singh Joint
Deh Account
Sayar Singh S/o Sajan Singh
Shoyji Singh Onkar Singh Father
Dan Singh Joint Deh Account
Sayar Singh S/o Sajan Singh Hi 1/2
Onkar Singh S/o Dan Singh Hi 1/2
Joint Deh Account
Sugan Singh Mamraj Singh Father
Mal Singh Joint Deh Account
154
Lad Kanwa Widow Kesar Singh
Prabhu Singh Puran Singh Om
Singh Father Kesar Singh Hi 1/20
Himmat Singh Shob Singh Mob
Singh Chottu Singh Father Kishan
Singh Hi 1/20 Nandu Singh Heer
singh Father Bagh singh Chav
Kanwar Widow Bagh Singh Lixman
Singh S/o Bheru Singh Hi 1/10
Kesar Kanwar Widow Hanman
Singh Jatal Kanwar D/o Hanman
Singh Hi 1/10 Durjan Singh
Kansingh Prithvi Singh Father Lal
Singh Hi 1/10 Abhay Singh Prabhu
Singh Mangej Singh Father Ladu
Singh Hi 3/4 Nand Singh Arjun
Singh Father Bheru Singh Mangan
Knawar W/o Bheru Singh Hi 1/10
Tej Singh Prahlad Singh Girvar
Singh Father Sawant Singh Hi 1/10
Sangram Singh Prahlad Singh
Father Bhawani Singh Bhanwar
66
Supyar Kanwar Widow Madan
150/1
Singh Chen Singh S/o Madan
Singh Joint Deh Account
175
Suwati Widow Kistur Bhuraram
Likhmaram Hanmanram Father
Kistur Ratna S/o Ladu Joint
Account
Tanka 1
DRIP
101 Binjari
102 Binjari
103 Binjari
104 Binjari
105 Binjari
106 Binjari
107 Binjari
108 Binjari
109 Binjari
110 Binjari
111 Binjari
Sushila Devi W/o Hariram
Hanuman Singh S/o Hariram Joint
Deh Account
Hanman Singh S/o Munsingh
Uchab Kanwar W/o Devi Singh
Babu Singh Amar Singh Rajendra
Singh Papu Singh Prem Singh
Father Devi Singh Uchab Kanwar
Widow Devi Singh Teej Kanwar
W/o Ishar Singh Sadul Singh
Shoypal Singh Ummed Singh
Father Ishar Singh Joint Account
Hardeen Hema Prabhu Sharvan
Father Ganesha Joint Deh Account
Himmat Singh Sob Singh Mob
Singh Chottu Singh Father Kishan
Singh Joint Deh Account
Heera ram Shivji ram Kishnaram
Chimna ram Jodharam Arjaram
Father Kaluram Bhuridevi Widow
Kaluram Sa Deh Khatedar
Heera ram Shivji ram Kishnaram
Chimna ram Jodharam Arjaram
Father Kaluram Bhuridevi Widow
Kaluram Beeja Teja Father Panna
Ba hi ba Hi 3/4 Onada S/o Anna Hi
1/4 Joint Deh Account
Hukma Beerma Father Bagsa Joint
Deh Account
Hemaram Ansuram Father
Puraram Hemaram S/o Puraram
From Part Of Bhanwar Lal S/o
Ramdev
Pasture
112 Binjari
Pasture
Anop Widow Ganpat Sushila Devi
W/o Hariram Hanuman Singh S/o
Hariram Jangla S/o Chandra Joint
Deh Account
Pasture
113 Binjari
Pasture
83 7
18
Barani 2
AR
OBC
GEN
72
72/1
158
158/1
158/2
158/3
0
1
30
35
34
30
12
17
9
0
0
19
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
Barani 1
AR
81
165
71
5
0
2
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR SC
8/1
115
7
4
16
11
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR
46
46/5
106/4
24
1
20
8
8
1
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR
132/1
1
0
Un. Bada
AR
12
10
4
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
AR SC
Tanka 1
AR SC
Tanka 1
7
26
3
56
194 28
104
105
116
126
143
156
135/2
92
169
29
4
0
0
2
12
0
22
6
0
1
10
15
0
7
1
13
4
Un. Slums aaba
di
137/1
138/1
139/1
140
141/1
142/1
151/2
151/3
151/4
151/6
151/2
183/1
2
3
2
2
1
3
0
0
0
0
1
19
15
18
10
14
14
0
18
6
11
8
4
10
Un. Road ROA
Un. Road
D
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
88
97
101
106/1
142
144
146
152
1
6
8
3
37
27
2
18
16
18
4
7
16
10
3
6
Un. Oran
Paythan
Un. Oran
Un. Oran
Paythan
Paythan
Paythan
Pyathan
Barani 2
Barani 2
Barani 2
NR
AR
AR
Tanka 1
Tanka 1
GEN
OBC
Tanka 1
1 Hac.
Mix
Horti.
DRIP
OBC
OBC
Tanka 1
Pasture
Devlopm
ent 06
Hac.
114 Binjari
WW aterbody ¼ For Pasture )
115 Binjari
Pasture
116 Binjari
Pasture
117 Binjari
P.W.D. Roads
45
102/1
139
147
148
152/1
13
56
63
73
89
98
134
135
149
183
183/2
37
0
8
0
2
3
6
12
2
5
6
1
10
11
6
26
111
11
5
10
13
12
12
6
0
17
8
10
3
8
10
0
12
0
Un. Nadi
NR
Un. Bera
Un. Nadi
Un. Bera
Un. Nadi
Un. Nadi
Un. Road NR
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un.Slums NR
Un. Slums
Un. Slums
Un.Gocha
r
Un.Gocha
r
97/1
98/1
108/1
111/1
112/1
113
114/1
115/1
116/1
118/1
119/1
120/1
121/1
125/1
126/1
127/1
128
129
130/1
131/1
2
3
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
2
0
1
0
4
0
1
0
7
6
0
9
17
15
15
2
5
18
9
15
10
2
5
5
7
17
10
Un. Road ROA
Un. Road
D
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
Un. Road
Tot
1009
1 Total Tanka
=
2 Convergence by Narega =
3 Purpose Tanka by water Shed =
4 Medbandhi
=
5 Pasture
6 Dry Land Horti Culture =
7 Drip Irigation Convergence by Ag. Dp.
8 Agro Forestry
=
91
15
76
21 Hac
6 Hac
8 Hac
= 8 Hac
800 Hac
288
Land use of project Area
Gram
Village W/S Geo. Area Forest Community
Uncultivated Agriculture
Panchayat
Area
Land
Pastures Waste land land
LAND CLASSIFICATION OF PROJECT AREA
Indhoka
Indhok IWM 4653Ha
a
P
0 50.25Ha
85.63Ha 85.63Ha
Temporary
fallow
List en
Forest Area
0%
Community Land
23%
Land holding Pattern in project area
Land holding (ha) irrigation source wise
Type of Farmer
Irrigated (source) Rainfed
Total
Uncultivated
Waste
(i) Large farmer
land
(ii) Small farmer
39%
(iii) Marginal farmer
(iv) Landless person
(V)No. of BPL
79
General
Land holding (ha
SC
Social group wise Details of agriculture land
Gen.Household
Area
SC Household
Ownership wise of Land Use in Watershed
Land Use
Total area in Ha.
Govt. Pvt.
Commu Total
nity
Agriculture Land
Forest Land
Waste Land
Pastures
Others
Total
Area
Pastures
38%
ST Household
JUNE
1999
32
RAIN FALL
148
26
JULY
AUG
MONTHWISE
FROM 1999-2010
38
SEP
300
2000
2001
2002
2003
250
2004
2005
2006
2007
200
2008
2009
2010
5
57
34.5
69.5
34
54
8
19
192
36
28.2
165
127
32.5
207
46
173
132
80
85
53
245.5
70
158
77
160
98
35
109
153
249
*
173.3
23
7
59
10
61
112
0
10.5
7
*
98
150
100
50
0
1999
2000
2001
JUNE
2002
JULY
2003
AUG
SEP
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
RAIN FALL IN MONTHWISE FROM YEAR 2000-2010
JUNE
JULY
AUG
SEP
249
245.5
207
192
165
148
158
153
132
127
112
98
77
70
57
38
32
26
1999
2000
59
69.5
2001
61
2002
2003
98
2004
85
54
53
35
36
10
7
109
80
46
34
34.5
32.5
23
5
173.3
173
160
2005
8
0
2006
19
10.5
2007
7
2008
0
2009
28.2
2010
Cattle and Animal Population (productive female)
INDOKHA
BINJARI
ANIMAL
POPULATION
OF
PROJECT
Population
Yield
Population
in
Yield
S.N
Description of animals
i N
N
1 Cows
2
3
4
5
6
7
Indegeneous
Hybrid
Buffaloes
Goat
sheep
Camel
Poultry
Piggery
Total
sheep
15%
162
365
52
2
22
1
367
2202
104
801
640
507
Camel Poultry
142
57
184
Piggery
0%
0%
4
0
0% 4
0
0
0
0
0
0
1478
3285 Indegeneous
852
12%
GOTHARI
Population
i N
Yield
218
10
197
706
202
0
0
0
491
110
1182
564
81
0
0
0
2428
117
11
684
405
74
0
0
0
1291Hybrid
0%
1333
NOTE- Sheep wool production per sheep 400gram
total wool production by project area =322k.g.
Buffaloes
18%
Availability of fodder(quintals)
Indokha
rajka
kutr
grass
other
Total
0
22500
1260
882
Binjari
Gothari
Total
Goat
0
0
0
55%
10655
16110
49265
608
920
2788
426
644
1952
54005
Deficiency of fodder(quintals)
Total yearly available fodder from all sources =
54005 quintels
cattle's yearly fodder requirement =
92276 quintels
Deficiency of fodder =
38271 quintels
contribution to milk production by animal of
project area
NOTE; Fodder deficiency is required from concentrate (khal, churi, grains)
sheep
3%
Indegeneous
14%
Goat
23%
Buffaloes
58%
Hybrid
2%
WATER BUDGETING
INDOKHA
NAME OF CLUSTER
GEOGRAPHICAL AREA OF WATER SHED
S.N.
TYPE OF CATCHMENT
4652.2 Hac
AREA IN
YIELD
(Hac)
FACTOR
EXCEPTED YIELD IN CUMEC
1
GOOD CATCHMENT
100
750
75000.00
2
AVERAGE CATCHMENT
250
563
140750.00
3
BAD CATCHMENT
4302.17
375
1613313.75
TOTAL YIELD IN CUMEC
(A)
1829063.75
PRESENT UTILIZATION OF YIELD IN WATERSHED
S.N.
NAME OF STRUCTURE
CAPACITY IN CUMEC
1
GOTRI NADI1-2
30000
2
GOTRI NADI3,4,5
18000
3
BINJARI NADI1,2,3,4,5,6
20000
4
INDOKHA 1,2,3,4,5
25000
5
EXIST TAKA
1372.5
6
INDOKHA 1,2,3,4,7
12002
TOTAL UTILIZATION IN CUMEC (B)
BALANCE YIELD (A-B)
60% OF BALANCE YIELD THAT GOES AS
SURFACE RUNOFF WEASTFULLY
106374.5
1722689.25
1033613.55
PROPSED VARIOUS ACTIVITIES AND W.H.S TO PREVENT WATER TO FLOW OUT
WATERSHED AREA
S.N.
ACTIVITIES/ STRUCTURE
CAPACITY / UTILISATION
1
C.V.B(12.35 CUM)
12757.55
3
PASTURE
46205.50
4
TANKA(32257)
11289.95
5
ECD(240.70)
962.80
LSCD(5)
1000.00
HOUSE TAKA(22500)
900.00
6
TOTAL UTILIZED IN CUMEC (B)
NET OUT FLOW STILL
JUNIOR ENGINEER
73115.8
960497.75
ASST.ENGINEER
ACTIVITYWISE/WATERSHEDWISE ACTION PLAN
bUnks[kk
Watershed
P.S
S.
No
edjkuk
Name of Village(s)
bUnks[kk
PANCHYAT
Name of Activity
Unit
1
2
3
1
PIA ACTIVITIES :
Adm. Cost
MONITRING
EVALUTION
EPA
Sub Total
1
Scheme :
unit
cost
Total Target
Phy.
Fin.
4
5
iwmp
AREA
4653
ukxksj
Distt. : ukxksj
unit cost
I YR
Phy.
Fin.
6
7
69.8
6.98
6.98
27.92
unit cost
IIYR
Phy.
Fin.
8
9
6.98
0.698
AREA
69800000
unit cost
III YR
Phy.
Fin.
10
11
13.96
1.396
2.094
unit cost
IV YR
Phy.
Fin.
12
13
13.96
1.396
unit cost
V YR
Phy.
Fin.
14
15
13.96
1.396
2.443
unit cost
698
Vi YR
Phy.
Fin.
14
15
13.96
1.396
6.98
0.698
2.443
27.92
111.68
35.60
Training Component :& community
develop ment
0.00
0.00
17.45
10.47
0.00
0.00
15.36
10.47
0.00
0.00
17.80
3.49
0.00
0.00
15.36
0.00
10.12
6.98
4
No.
10000
5
0.5
10000
1
0.1
10000
1
0.1
10000
1
0.1
10000
1
0.1
10000
0
10000
1
0.1
ii Watershed Functionaries
2500
No.
5000
5
0.25
5000
1
0.05
5000
1
0.05
5000
1
0.05
5000
1
0.05
5000
0
5000
1
0.05
iii Watershed Community
8000
No.
8000
120
12
10000
24
2.4
10000
24
2.4
10000
24
2.4
10000
24
2.4
10000
0
10000
24
2.4
No.
150000
9
13.5
150000
4
6.00
150000
4
6
150000
0
150000
1
1.5
150000
0
150000
20
15000
3
20
3000
0.6
20
3000
0.6
20
3000
0.6
20
3000
0.6
20
0
20
3000
0.6
i WDT
2500
iv Exposure Visits
I Slogan Writing
wall painting sqf
0
ii Handbills Pamphlets
No.
0.1
40000
0.04
0.1
10000
0.01
0.1
10000
0.01
0.1
0
0.1
10000
0.01
0.1
0
0.1
10000
0.01
iii Banners/Boards
No.
2000
22
0.44
2000
6
0.12
2000
6
0.12
2000
3
0.06
2000
4
0.08
2000
0
2000
3
0.06
iv Rallies/Pad Yatras
No.
1000
8
0.08
1000
2
0.02
1000
2
0.02
1000
1
0.01
1000
2
0.02
1000
0
1000
1
0.01
v Puppet Show/Culture Programme
No.
1500
5
0.075
1500
1
0.015
1500
1
0.015
1500
1
0.015
1500
1
0.015
1500
0
1500
1
0.015
vi Debate Essay Competitions
No.
200
5
0.01
200
1
0.002
200
1
0.002
200
1
0.002
200
1
0.002
200
0
200
1
0.002
vii Awareness Camp/Mela
No.
15000
12
1.8
15000
1
0.15
15000
1
0.15
15000
1
0.15
15000
8
1.2
15000
0
15000
1
0.15
viii Self Help Group formed
No.
10000
32
3.2
10000
10
1.00
10000
10
1
10000
1
0.1
10000
10
1
10000
0
10000
1
34.90
A+BSub Total
DPR
consolidation
0.1
10.47
3.49
6.98
0.00
3.50
27.92
18.84
24.78
15.36
34.56
6.98
20.94
TOTAL PIA ACTIVITY
commettee activity
II
10.47
20.94
167.52
53.05
Arable Land :
2
A Conservation Measures :
I Contour Vegetative Bund :
ha
I Advance Work cvh
No.
W.WEIR
No.
4690
93
4.36
4690.00
0.00
4690.00
40
1.88
4690.00
21.5
1.01
4690.00
16.5
0.77
4690
14
1500
18
0.27
1500.00
0.0000
1500.00
7
0.1050
1500.00
5
0.0750
1500.00
3
0.0450
1500
0.66
4690.0
1
0.05
3
0.0450 1500.00
0
0.0000
No.
EARTHEN CHECK DAM
No.
15000
7
1.06
15000
0.0000
15000
0
0.0000
1500
0
0.0000
16000
1
0.1600
15000
0
0.0000
15000
6
0.9000
TANKA
No.
91000
437
397.67
403.36
91000
0.00
0.00
91000
41
37.31
39.29
91000
112
101.92
103.00
91000
150
136.50
137.48
91000
74
67.34
68.04
91000
60
54.60
55.55
TOTAL ARABLE CONSERVATION
1
B
1
I
ii
iii
2
3
4
1
2
2
A
1
2
3
B
1
2
3
3
2
Production Measures :
Crop Demonstration
Rabi
Kharif
Jayad
Sub Total
Agro Forestry ( Plants22 PER HAC)
Dry Land Horticulture(30PLANT / HAC)
Organic Farming(vemi composet)
SHGs Activities
Home Stead Kitchen Garden
Household Prod. System
TOTAL ARABLE PRODUCTION
Non Arable Land :
Conservation Measures :
DCB Fencing
V-ditchs
PRT
Sub Total
Production Measures :
Overseading of Grasses
Planing of Shrubs
Plantation
TOTAL NONARABLE PRODUCTION
Drainage Line Treatment :
lscd
Earthern
1 Structures
2 WHS/Mesonery structure
nalla bunding
3 Others
TOTAL DLT
4 Nurseries
Total No. of plants tobe raised
5 Live Stock & Fodder Development:
1 Bread Improvement
I Distribution of Bulls/Rams/Bucks
ii Castration
iii Natural Services/A.I.
2 SHGs Training
3 Gopals Trained
4 Fodder Demonstration
5 Animal fertility camps
5 Animal Husband Camps
TOTAL LS & FD
GRAND TOTAL
%
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
0.086
10
11
0.043
12
13
0.043
14
15
14
15
No.
No.
No.
1500
1500
1260
1260
18.9
18.9
1500
1500
0.0
0.0
1500
1500
180
180
2.70
2.70
1500
1500
360
360
5.4
5.4
1500
1500
360
360
5.4
5.4
1500
1500
360
360
5.4
5.4
1500
1500
0
0
0.0
0.0
ha
ha
No.
590
1050
3225
32
37.800
19.03
0.34
590
1050
0.000
0.0
0.0
590
1050
224
10
5.400
1.32
0.105
590
1050
806
6
10.800
4.76
0.063
590
1050
813
7
10.800
4.80
0.074
590
1050
805
9
10.800
4.75
0.095
590
577
0.000
3.40
0.0
No.
No.
1000
2500
941
710
1000
2500
133
100
1000
2500
266
200
1000
2500
266
200
1000
2500
266
200
1000
2500
10
10
9.41
17.75
46.524
1000
2500
1.33
2.50
5.26
2.66
5.00
12.48
2.66
5.00
12.53
2.66
5.00
12.50
0.10
0.25
3.75
0.00
0.00
Km.
ha
Km.
0.00
Ha.
No.
Ha.
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
667847
23
15.37
15.37
0
0.00
42057
23
9.67
9.67
6837
23
1.57
1.57
8043
23
1.85
1.85
8343
23
1.92
1.92
1781.00
20
0.36
0.36
No.
0.000
0.000
0.000
No.
No.
No.
No.
rm
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.000 6000.00
0.000
10000
2
0.20
6000
0.000
10000
2
0.200
6000
19000
5
0.95
19000
0.000
19000
1
0.190
19000
500
22900
13000
1200
24
60
6.00
5.50
7.80
20.446
500
22900
13000
0.000
500
22900
13000
150
3
12
0.750
0.687
1.560
3.387
500
22900
13000
698.00
0.000
0.000
0.000
6000
1
0.190
19000
300
6
12
1.500
1.374
1.560
4.624
500
22900
13000
0.000
6000
1
0.190
19000
1
0.190
19000
1
0.190
300
6
12
1.500
1.374
1.560
4.624
500
22900
13000
300
6
12
1.500
1.374
1.560
4.624
500
22900
13000
150
3
12
0.750
0.687
1.560
3.187
53.05
90.92
151.32
192.06
113.24
97.40
7.599605
13.02652
21.67936
27.51573
16.224
13.95456
CHANGES ARE LIKELY TO BE MADE AROUND THE PROJECT DUE TO CHANGE OF MATERIAL COST AND LABOUR COST HENCE NO OF TANKAS AND AREBALE CVH AND PASTURE DEVELOPMENT WORK QTY MAY DIFFER TO END OF PROJECT
COMMUNITY TRAINING IN CLUSTER AREA
ONE DAY TRAINING
1
NO OF PARTICEPENTS
2
TRAINING MATERIAL
25
1500
3
FILE FOLDER
25
1500
4
TENTAGE CHARGES
15*15
1500
5
D. A.
60
3600
6
7
JEEP CHARGES FOR
ONE DAY
60
485+120/10*50
SUBJECT SPECIALIST CH3*300
900
10085
TOTAL
SAY
JUNIOR ENGINEER
1085
10100
ASST.ENGINEER
EXPOSURE TOUR
S.N
EXPOSURE TOUR WITHEN STATE
1
PLACE
DEPARTURE
DATE
0
TIME
ARIVAL
DATE
PLACE
TIME
TRVAL
BY
DIS
PURPOSE
1-Mar-10 7:30 AM
Vkdyk ukxksj
1-Mar-10 1:30 PM
BUS
250
WS VISIT
Vkdyk ukxksj
1-Mar-10 4:30 PM
uks[kMk&fcdkusj
1-Mar-10 8:30 PM
BUS
215
WS VISIT
uks[kMk&fcdkusj
2-Mar-10 9:30 AM
ekMok&tSlyesj
2-Mar-10 1:30 PM
BUS
180
ekMok&tSlyesj
2-Mar-10 5:30 PM
jkensojk&tSlyesj 2-Mar-10 6:30 PM
BUS
50
jkensojk&tSlyesj 3-Mar-10 8:30 AM
tks/kiqj&dktjh
3-Mar-10 2:30 PM
BUS
250
WS VISIT
tks/kiqj&dktjh
3-Mar-10 8:30 AM
ikyMh&fljksgh
3-Mar-10 1:30 PM
BUS
210
ikyMh&fljksgh
3-Mar-10 4:30 PM
ek0vkcq
3-Mar-10 6:30 PM
BUS
50
WS VISIT
ek0vkcq
4-Mar-10 8:30 AM
mn;iqj&c.t.a.e
4-Mar-10 1:30 PM
BUS
210
WS VISIT
mn;iqj&c.t.a.e
5-Mar-10 7:40 AM
Hknslj&fpRrkSM
5-Mar-10 9:40 AM
BUS
90
Hknslj&fpRrkSM
5-Mar-10 7:30 AM
djdsMh vtesj
5-Mar-10 12:30 PM
BUS
235
djdsMh vtesj
5-Mar-10 3:30 PM
iq"dj&vtesj
5-Mar-10 4:30 PM
BUS
50
iq"dj&vtesj
6-Mar-10 9:30 AM
esMrk&ukxkSj
6-Mar-10 11:30 AM
BUS
85
esMrk&ukxkSj
6-Mar-10 3:30 PM
0
6-Mar-10 8:30 PM
BUS
220
WS VISIT
WS VISIT
2095
STATIONERY
1571.25
840
150
TOTAL
2561.25
RENT
DA 150 PER DAY
NO OF FARMER
PHOTO AND VIDEO
JEEP HIRE PER DAY
JUNIOR ENGINEER
55
140868.75
5000
4000
GRAND TOTAL
149868.75
say
149870
ASST.ENGINEER
ANIMAL CAMP -COST
Many endemic diseases are found in live stock and increases mortility so we prevenation endemic
diseases in water shed area we held after four month Organization a animal camp per year three camp
per village these both clinical and nutrition aspect .
Nine camps per year TOTAL FIVE YEAR CAMPS - 45
TOTAL
POPULATI
S.NO ON OF
LIVE
STOCK
1
5580
2
5580
3
5580
4
5580
5
5580
6
5580
7
5580
8
5580
9
5580
10
5580
11
5580
12
5580
5580
13
14
5580
15
5580
16
5580
5580
17
18
5580
19
5580
20
5580
21
5580
22
5580
23
5580
24
5580
25
5580
26
5580
27
5580
28
5580
29
5580
30
5580
31
5580
32
5580
33
5580
34
5580
COST OF PER CAMPS
NAME OF MEDICINE
PACKING
UNIT
RATES
QUANTATY OF
MEDICINE
COST OF
MEDICINE
BOLUS - ORIPRIM
INJ. FPP 20 LAC
ESGIPYRIN
PENDISTRIN-SH
INJ- TRIBIVET
INJ- ENROCIN 10%
INJ- INTAMOX
INJ- OXYTETRA- CYCLINE
BOL- SUPRAZOLE (ALBANDAZOLE 1.
BOL- FENTAS 3 GM
INJ- INVRME- CTIN (CLAVOTIN)
INJ- PREDNISOLONE
CREAM- LOREXON
D- MAGSPRAY
TAB. COCU-R
INJ- ANISTAMIN
INJ- BERINEL- RTU
INJ- ORIPRIM
INJ- VITA- A
INJ- RINTOSE
INJ-T-PHOS OIL- TUR
INJ- CENTROCYCLINE L.A.
INJ- P- DEPOT
INJ- MELONEX-POWER
INJ- D.C.R.
INJ- EPIDIOCIN
INJ- BELAMYL
INJ- DNS 5
INJ- INTASEF-TAZO
BOL- WOKAGEST
SPRY- TOPICURE
VACCINE- E.T.
VACCINE- H.S.
VACCINE- F.M.D.
5X4 BOL
5MLx20
6 ML
30 ML
30 ML
0.5 GM
100 ML
2 BOLUS
2 BOLUS
20 ML
10 ML
30 GN
50 ML
100 TAB
100 ML
20 ML
30 ML
2 ML x6
1 LTR
30 ML
30 ML
2 ML
30 ML
2.5 GM
30 ML
100 ML
500 ML
3375 MG
4 BOLUS
250 ML
500 ML
500 ML
100 ML
92.40
9.37
127.64
13.25
39
41.2
7.16
32.82
15.78
29.8
70
25.19
18
55.9
29
18.8
40.39
30.73
64.16
59
71
40.5
33.75
44.9
18.72
65.32
63.36
16.75
211.16
31.6
150
100
100
160
3 PACKET
20 VIAL
5 PACKET
15 TUBE
5 VIAL
10 VIAL
10 VIAL
10 VIAL
50 PACKET
40 PACKET
3 VIAL
4 VIAL
3 PACKET
5
5
10 VIAL
5 VIAL
5 VIAL
1 PACKET
8
5 VIAL
5 VIAL
3 VIAL
7 VIAL
30 VIAL
2 VIAL
3 VIAL
5
3 VIAL
15 PACKET
1
1 VIAL
1 VIAL
1 VIAL
277.20
187.4
638.2
198.75
195
412.3
71.6
328.2
789
1192
210
100.76
54
279.5
145
188
201.95
153.65
64.16
472
355
202.5
101.25
314.3
561.6
130.64
196.08
83.75
633.48
474
150
100
100
160
TOTAL
9721.27
VILAGE PER CAMP COST
JEEP FOR 2 DAYS ONE FOR
ADVERTISEMENT & OTHER FOR
TOTAL
PER YEAR C12800*9
9800.00
3200
13000.00
117000
SAY
9800.00
FIVE YEAR 115200*5
JUNIOR ENGINEER
780000
ASST.ENGINEER
INFERTILITY CAMPS
Deficiency are found in major minerals and vitamins project area's land
infertility in heifer animals if we add mineral mixture in concentrate (bat
COST OF INFERTILITY CAMP
S.NO
POPULATION
OF HEIFER
ANIMAL
NAME OF MEDICINE
PACKING
UNIT
RATES
QUANTITY OF
MEDICINE
1
224
SUPPLEVITE - M
250 GM
18.48
100 PACKET
2
224
SUPPLEVITE - M
2.50 KG
145.20
124 PACKET
TOTAL
JEEP FOR 2 DAYS ONE FOR
ADVERTISEMENT & OTHER FOR
GRAND TOTAL
SAY
we held one infertility camp per year per village Total five year five
Total cost of infertility camp ( five year)
JUNIOR ENGINEER
ASST.ENGINEER
so increases
ta) then
COST OF
MEDICINE
1848.00
18004.80
19852.80
3000.00
22852.80
22900.00
549600
BREED IMPROVEMENTS
Whole water shed area's owner have indigenous (non-describe) breed of cows and buffaloes
These are milk production is very low like is indegenous cows - 2.25 lt/day if we take breed
improvements so we increase milk production - for that - ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION
METHOD - BUFFALO BULL
COST OF ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION
S.NO
EQUIPMENT
COST
CONVERGENCE
1
LN-2 JAR ( 3 LT)
17000
-
2
A.I. GUN
450
-
3
SLEEVE PACKETS
120/ PK
VETY HOSPITAL
4
SEMEN STRAW
25/ STRAW
VETY HOSPITAL
5
LIQUID NITROGEN
300/REPILL
VETY HOSPITAL
6
SHEATH
120/PK
-
7
STRAW HOLDING FORCEPS
260
-
8
TRANSPORTAION
500
-
18775
-
TOTAL
COST FOR FIVE YEAR
JUNIOR ENGINEER
95000
ASST.ENGINEER
BREED IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAMME (BULL)
Distrubutation of buffalo bull for VILLAGE GOTHARI
FEEDING COST OF BUFFALO BULL
PER YEAR
S.N
O
NAME OF
VILLAGE
COST OF BUFFALO
BULL as per market
Dry
fodder
cost
Green fodder
&
concentrate
cost
Total
AFTER 1.5 YEAR BULL'S
OWNER (U.G.) INCOME
No. of
per
income
service/ service of yearly
year
charge
247
1
GOTHARI
10000
service
5 in a week
deduct for assum
5%
9855
14600
200
49400
24455
260
13
247
dyr fodder cost
Green fodder &
concentrate cost
9kg/day of cost 3/kg
3.5kg/day of cost 40/kg
9855
49400 (income)
14600
24455 (feeding & management)
PROFIT
25545 (per year)
TOTAL NO OF SHE BUFFALO IS 668 HENCE ONE IS SUFFICIENT
REST WILL COVER UNDER ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION
JUNIOR ENGINEER
ASST.ENGINEER
NAME OF WORK
ITEAM
S.N
1
TANKA CONSTRUCTION
NO
L
B
H
QTY
/4
D0
D0
HFT
TANKA
[(D0+DI)/2]
t
HFp
PIATAN
3.7
3.7
1.5
3.7
10.050
3.7
0.230
1.5
0.2
15.687
15.687
1.669
D0
D0
HCT
TANKA
[(D0+DI)/2]
3.65
10.05
t
3.65
0.23
HCP
0.30
0.15
PIATAN
[(W1+DI)]
W1
[(W1+DI)]
W2
[(W1+DI)]
W3
[(D0+DI)/2]
W3
3.14
3.350
0.30
H1
H2
H3
h
0.6
3.14
3.35
0.30
1.50
3.14
3.14
3.35
10.050
0.30
0.300
0.60
0.08
[(W1+DI)]
W3
[(D0+DI)/2]
W3
Hs
h
3.14
3.14
3.350
10.050
0.300
0.300
0.45
1.50
1.0
3.350
0.500
/4
D0
D0
0.785
3.7
3.7
/4
/4
DI
DI
D0
D0
3.05
3.65
3.05
3.65
EXCAVATION FOR FOUNDATION
IN HARD SOIL WITH DISPOSAL OF
EXCAVTED SOIL WITHEN INITIAL LEAD
UPTO 50 M AND LIFT 1.5 M
H.S
ADDITIONAL LIFT
0.785
0.785
3.140
2
CEMENT CONCRETE IN 1 :4:8
WITH 40 MM AGG. SIZE LAYING AND
COMPECTING COMPLETE
/4
/4
0.79
0.79
3
4
R R STONE MASONARY IN FOUND
ATION AND PLINTH IN CM 1:6
R R STONE MASONARY SUPER
STRUCTURE IN CM 1:6 FOR 30 CM
THICK WALL
5
3.137
0.272
1.893
4.734
1.893
0.757
1.420
14.201
P/ F LINTEL IN CM 1:6 UPTO 15
CM THICK
6
P/F STONE SLAB ROOFING IN CM
1:4 AND FILLING WITH CHIP ETC
UP TO 2.5M SPAN
7 50 MM THICK CEMENT COM.
FLOORING WITH 12 MM AGG.IN
1:2:4 WITH MIXING AND COMPECT
ING
OUTER
0.784
0.784
1.68
10.458
7.293
10.445
8 50 MM THICK CEMENT COM.
FLOORING WITH 12 MM AGG.IN
1:2:4 WITH MIXING AND COMPECT
ING
/4
0.785
2
(DIP)2-D0
98.01
13.32
66.480
ITEAM
S.N
9
NO
L
B
3.14
D0
3.65
HS
0.45
H
QTY
PLASTER IN CM 1:4 ON NEW
SURFACE
25 MM
INNER
PIATHEN OUTER
INNER
10 WHITE WASH WITH CHUNA
new work
JUNIOR ENGINEER
DI
3.14
3.14
3.14
3.14
3.14
3.14
H1 +H2+H3+Hs
3.05
10.20
10.05
3.15
1.50
1.30
D0
HS
3.65
10.20
10.20
ASST.ENGINEER
5.157
0.45
1.50
2.00
30.168
48.042
41.024
5.157
48.042
64.056
S.N
1
ITEAM
QTY
CEMENT SAND AGG40 STONE LIME
EXCAVATION FOR FOUNDATION
IN HARD SOIL WITH DISPOSAL OF
EXCAVTED SOIL WITHEN INITIAL LEAD
UPTO 50 M AND LIFT 1.5 M
33.043
15.687
2
CEMENT CONCRETE IN 1 :4:8
WITH 40 MM AGG. SIZE LAYING AND
COMPECTING COMPLETE
3
R R STONE MASONARY IN FOUND
ATION AND PLINTH IN CM 1:6
4
0.000
3.409
8.59 1.534
9.277
12.9878 2.783
9.28
15.621
21.8694 4.686
15.62
3.068
R R STONE MASONARY SUPER
STRUCTURE IN CM 1:6 FOR 30 CM
THICK WALL
5 P/ F LINTEL IN CM 1:6 UPTO 15
CM THICK
6
P/F STONE SLAB ROOFING IN CM
1:4 AND FILLING WITH CHIP ETC
UP TO 2.5M SPAN
7
50 MM THICK CEMENT COM.
FLOORING WITH 12 MM AGG.IN
1:2:4 WITH MIXING AND COMPECT
ING
8 PLASTER IN CM 1:4 ON NEW
SURFACE
25 MM
1.675
10.458
17.738
5.1795 0.364
0.727
124.391 19.0816 3.981
9 WHITE WASH WITH CHUNA
new work
117.255
67.709 13.35
beg
?ku eh0
3.795
?ku eh0
24.9
?ku eh0
0
kg
ESTIMATE
TANKA CONSTRUCTION
NAME OF WORK~
VILLEGE INDOKH PROJECT
TOTAL
ITEAM
s.n
1
UNIT
0
IWMP
SCHEM
QTY
RATE
UN SKILL TOTAL TOTAL
LAB
AMOUNT
UN SKILL TOTAL
LAB
EXCAVATION FOR FOUNDATION
IN HARD SOIL WITH DISPOSAL OF
EXCAVTED SOIL WITHEN INITIAL LEAD
UPTO 50 M AND LIFT 1.5 M
H.S
ADDITIONAL LIFT
cum
68.00
62.00
68.00
15.687
0.000
8.00
16.00
8.00
16.00
8.00
16.00
125.50
0.00
125.50
0.00
125.50
0.00
CUM
3.409
1713.00
213.00
245.00
5839.62
726.12
835.21
cum
9.277
1460.00
140.00
367.00 13544.42 1298.78
3404.66
cum
15.621
1584.00
175.00
491.00 24743.66 2733.68
7669.91
SQM
1.675
772.00
20.00
146.00
1293.10
33.50
244.55
SQM
10.458
903.00
10.00
215.00
9443.57
104.58
2248.47
SQM
17.738
188.00
23.00
71.00
3334.74
407.97
1259.40
SQM
66.480
188.00
23.00
71.00
12498.24 1529.04
4720.08
SQM
124.391
88.00
16.00
35.00
10946.41 1990.26
4353.69
SQM
SQM
117.255
0.960
11.40
1.46
7.90
0
2
CEMENT CONCRETE IN 1 :5:10
WITH 40 MM AGG. SIZE LAYING AND
COMPECTING COMPLETE
3
R R STONE MASONARY IN FOUND
ATION AND PLINTH IN CM 1:6
4
33.043
2246.92 2048.67
2246.92
R R STONE MASONARY SUPER
STRUCTURE IN CM 1:6 FOR 30 CM
THICK WALL
5 P/ F LINTEL IN CM 1:6 UPTO 15
CM THICK
6
P/F STONE SLAB ROOFING IN CM
1:4 AND FILLING WITH CHIP ETC
UP TO 2.5M SPAN
7
50 MM THICK CEMENT COM.
FLOORING WITH 12 MM AGG.IN
1:2:4 WITH MIXING AND COMPECT
ING
8 50 MM THICK CEMENT COM.
FLOORING WITH 12 MM AGG.IN
1:2:4 WITH MIXING AND COMPECT
ING
9 PLASTER IN CM 1:6 ON NEW
SURFACE
25 MM
10 WHITE WASH WITH CHUNA
new work
LID JALI
0.6
0.6
0.6
total
contigency
SAY
painter+foto etc MIXTURE M/C
91000.00
44
60
72
100
135
JUNIOR ENGINEER
171.19
926.31
100.00
85952.89
11169.29
28134.70
1460.00
87412.89
LAB RATE INCREAS TREND
2002
2005
2007
2009
2011
1336.71
600.00
36.36
20.00
38.89
35.00
32.56
cost for I year
cost for ii year
cost for iii year
cost for iv year
ASST.ENGINEER
labour escalation
3909.25
say
91300.00
91000.0
96782.0 EXPECTED RATE INCREASE MATERIAL BY 10%
108098.0 EXPECTED RATE INCREASE MATERIAL BY 10% & LAB BY3
113880.0 EXPECTED RATE INCREASE MATERIAL BY 10%
lid 2X2'
2X2 LID
3.05
3.05
2" CC FLOORING 1:2:4
PLAN
10.20
0
STONE SLAB ROOFING
0.45
GL
GL
CC 24 CON
FLOOR
0.6
0.30
0.23
0.15 CC1:4:8
0.30
1.5
0.30
0.6
cc floring 1:2:4
0.3 cement con 1:4:8
ELEVATION
JUNIOR ENGINEER
3.65
3.05
ASST.ENGINEER
COST ABSTRACT
NON AREBALE PRODUCTION ~~PLANTATION
VILLAGE
K.H. NO
AREA
S.
N
.
PARTICULAR
0 yr
1 EXCAVATION IN DRY OR MOIST
SOIL INCLUDING DRESSING
&DISPOSAL OF EXCAVTED
SOIL WITHEN INITIAL LEAD 30
M &LIFT 1.5 M IN H.S.
FOR D.C.B. 1400 per hac (3+5)/2*5 2000
2 EXCAVATION IN DRY OR MOIST
SOIL INCLUDING DRESSING
&DISPOSAL OF EXCAVTED
SOIL WITHEN INITIAL LEAD 30
M &LIFT 1.5 M IN H.S.
FOR PITS 300 hac 1.5x1.5x1 1000.0
3 EXCAVATION IN DRY OR MOIST
SOIL INCLUDING DRESSING
&DISPOSAL OF EXCAVTED
SOIL WITHEN INITIAL LEAD 30
M &LIFT 1.5 M IN H.S.
v ditch
900 her hac
0.06
270.0
4 TREATMENT OF PITS WITH
PESTICIDE & INSECTI CIDE 1000.0
5 TRANS PORTATION OF
PLANT FROM NURSARY TO
PLANTINGSITE INCLUDING
LOADING & UNLOADING
FROM 40 KM
1050.0
6 PLANTING OF PLANTS INCLU
DING RAMMING ETC. COMPL
ETE
1000.0
7 making thawala around plant 100.0
8 LINE SOWING OF AWAL CHAL
&STYLO SEED ON CONSER
VATION DITCH IN 3 ROWS
4500.0
9 WEEDING & HOEING OF
PLANTS
4000.00
10 WATERING OF PLANTS BY
HEAD LOADS UPTO 2KM
4000.00
11 OVER SEEDING OF GRASS
WITH THE HELP OF TRACTOR
WITH 9CULTIVATOR &
SPREADING OF GRASS SEE 10.00
12 MATRIAL
water
5 km 60000
(A) PLANTS
1050.0
( D) Cholori pyriphos
5.25
(B) DHAMAN
60.00
manure + bhc
5000.0
(STYLO HAMETA
20.00
13 watch and ward
10.00
10
1 yr
hac
QTY
2 yr
dcb(trepezoidal) len
pit(rec)
no
v ditch
len
3 yr
4 yr
200
100
450
0.9
0.45
0.5
RATE
un
UNIT skilled total lab
1.82
0.45
0.6
1.22
0.45
0.2
oyr AMT
total
un
skilled
total lab
total
un
skilled
1yr AMT
total
lab
total
un
skilled
2yr AMT
total
lab
500.00
total
un
skilled
3yr AMT
total
lab
total
500.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
un
skilled
4 yr AMT
total
lab
total
rm
110.00
110.00
110.00
220000.0
220000.0
220000.0
no
5.00
5.00
5.00
5000.00
5000.00
5000.00
CUM
62.00
68.00
68.00
16740.00
18360.00
18360.00
100.00 100.00 100.00
NO
0.21
0.21
0.21
210.00
210.00
210.00
21.00
21.00
21.00
21.00
21.00
21.00
21.00
21.00
21.00
105.00 105.00 105.00
NO
0.04
0.04
0.29
42.00
42.00
304.50
4.20
4.20
30.45
4.20
4.20
30.45
4.20
4.20
30.45
100.00 100.00 100.00
NO
no
2.20
1.30
2.20
1.30
2.20
1.30
2200.00
2200.00
2200.00
220.00
220.00
220.00
220.00
220.00
220.00
220.00
220.00
220.00
130.0
130.0
130.0
RM
0.44
0.44
0.44
1980.00
1980.00
1980.00
4000.00 4000.00 4000.00 4000.00
NO
0.90
0.90
0.90
3600.00
3600.00
3600.00
3600.00 3600.00 3600.00 3600.00 3600.00 3600.00 3600.00 3600.00 3600.00
3600.0
3600.0
3600.0
4000.00 4000.00 4000.00 4000.00
NO
1.30
1.30
1.30
5200.00
5200.00
5200.00
5200.00 5200.00 5200.00 5200.00 5200.00 5200.00 5200.00 5200.00 5200.00
5200.0
5200.0
5200.0
0.00
0.00
3250.00
0.00
0.00
1625.00
0.00
0.00
13740.00
0.00
0.00
13740.0
0.0
0.0
13740.0
0.0
0.0
13740.0
0.0
0.0
13740
0.00
0.00
3150.00
0.00
0.00
315.00
0.00
0.00
315.00
0.00
0.00
315.00
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.00
0.00
1312.50
0.00
0.00
131.25
0.00
0.00
131.25
0.00
0.00
131.25
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.00
0.00
4200.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
2100.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.00
0.00
12500.00
0.00
0.00
1250.00
0.00
0.00
1250.00
0.00
0.00
1250.00
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.00
0.00
2400.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
1200.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.0
0.0
0.0
25000.00
25000.0
25000.0
25000.0 25000.0 25000.0 25000.0 25000.0 25000.0 25000.0 25000.0 25000.0
25000.0
25000.0 25000
280102.00
281722.0
322537.0 34545.2 34545.2 50007.7 34545.2 34545.2 54932.7 34545.2 34545.2 50007.7
33800.0
33800.0 47540
100
100
100
as per
market
5.00
325.0
60000 60000 60000 60000
0.229
105.00 105.00 105.00
NO
3.00
0.53
0.53
0.53
LIT
250.00
30.00
kg
70.00
500.00 500.00 500.00
kg
2.50
10.00
kg
120.00
10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00
2500.00 2500.00 2500.00
TOTAL
particular
un skilled
skilled
ESCALATION OF LAB
0 yr
1 yr
2 yr
3 yr
4 yr
280102.0
34545.0
34545.0
34545.0
33800.0
1620.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
98035.70
12090.75
12090.75
12090.75
11830.00
JUNIOR ENGINEER
ASST.ENGINEER
material
40815.00
15462.50
20387.50
15462.50
13740.00
total
420572.70
62098.25
67023.25
62098.25
59370.00
420572.70
68308.075
80427.9
80727.725
17811
6831
8043
8073
1781
42057
667847.40
DESIGN OF CONTOUR BUND
1. AVERAGE SLOP OF LAND
1.25
%
'2. TYPE OF SOIL
3 SIDE SLOP
1.5 :1
1.5 :1
U/S
D/S
4 SEEPAGE LINE SLOP
4 :1
'5 MAX. 24 Hr RAIN FALL FOR
10 YR. OF RECURRENCE INTERVA
30
CM
SPACING OF BUND
V.I.= 0.305(0.8S+1.5)
V.I.=
0.7625
SAY
1.00
H.I.= V.I./S*100
80.00
80.00
TAKE HI AS
100
DUE TO LARGE FIELD HOLDING
DEPTH OF IMPONDING
h =SQRT Re*VI/50
h=
30-.4*30=
Re IS EFFICTIVE RAIN FALL =
18
0.37
HEIGHT OF BUND
H=h+hW+FB
0.60
TAKE FB AS 0.13
hW= 0.66SQRT Q/1.71L
Q=CIA/36
Q=
HENCE hW
C= 0.45
Ic= 9.00
A= 2.00
0.225
0.00846 0.041515
0.10
TAKING
L= 3.5
CROSS SECTION OF BUND
T.W.
B.W.
HT
0.3000
0.3
HT*U/S+HT*D/S+T.W
0.6000
0.6
2.10 TAKE AS
2.10
CHECK FOR SEEPAGE LINE
2.04 M DISTANCE SEEPAGE LINE STRIKE G.L
X SEC
1.2
0.720 SQM
0.30
0.60
seepage line
0.37
2.1
2.038
2.40
0.3
DETAIL OF W.W
S.N.
ITEAMS
1 DRY STONE PITCHING OR
KHARANJA HAMMER DRESS
ED INCLUDING STONE RATE
TOP
U/S
D/S
CREST
L
W
H
VOLUME
3.5
4.1
4.1
0.23
0.23
1.11
0.56
0.56
1.11
1.11
0.23
0.23
0.23
0.23
0.23
0.895
0.524
0.524
0.059
0.059
2.060
2 TRANSPORTATION OF STONE
FROM 10KM
2.266
3 LOADING CHARGES OF STONE
4 UNLOADING CHARGES OF STONE
5 REHANDLING OF STONE
2.266
2.266
2.266
COST ABSTRACT WW
S.N.
ITEAMS
1 DRY STONE PITCHING OR
KHARANJA HAMMER DRESS
ED INCLUDING STONE RATE
TOP
U/S
D/S
CREST
QTY
RATE
0.895
0.524
0.524
0.059
0.059
2.060
709.00
AMOUNT
1460.61
2 TRANSPORTATION OF STONE
FROM 10KM
2.266
0.00
3 LOADING CHARGES OF STONE
4 UNLOADING CHARGES OF STONE
5 REHANDLING OF STONE
2.266
2.266
2.266
0.00
0.00
0.00
1460.61
TOTAL
say
cost for I year
cost for ii year
cost for iii year
cost for iv year
JUNIOR ENGINEER
1500.00
1500.00
1700.0
1900.0
2100.0
ASST.ENGINEER
COST ABSTRACT
AREBALE CONSERVATION ~~C.V.B.
LENGTH/HAC
74
AREA
S.N.
ITEAMS
1
DAG BALLING 5-7.5 CM DEEP
2
74
1
2
E/W FOR BUND IN DRY & MOIST
SOIL INCLUDING DISPOSAL OF
EXCAVATED SOIL WITHEN
INITIAL LEAD UP TO 30M &
LIFT 1.5M IN H.S.
74
1
0.72
3
9
1
QTY
148
53.28
HAC
RATE
MOONJA
AMT
0.33
48.84
63.00
3356.6
LINE SOWING OF DHAMAN OR
STYLO SEED IN THREE ROW
74
1
74.00
0.26
19.24
15
1
MATERIAL
DHAMAN
STYLO
0.71
0.2
73.0
70.0
51.83
14.00
0.71KG/HAC
0.2KG/HAC
TOTAL
eskalation of labour
EXPECTED
EXPECTED
EXPECTED
JUNIOR ENGINEER
3490.55
1198.652
4689.20
say
cost for I year
cost for ii year
cost for iii year
cost for iv year
ASST.ENGINEER
4690.00
4690.0
5160.0
5680.0
6250.0
CAPECITY PER HAC.
IMPONDING HT.=
0.37
M
LENGTH/HAC.=
74
M
CONSIDERING GENTAL SLOP OF LAND
LENGTH OF SIDE BUND /HOOK
SUBMERGED AREA
CAPECITY/HAC=
-13.0
2
100 M
1/3*IMPONDING DEPTH*SUBMERGED AREA
3
12.35 M
TOTAL WATER HELD IN SITU BY CVB=
3
12.35 M
DETAIL AGRO FORESTRY IN AREBALE LAND( PRODUCTION)
K.H. NO
S.N.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
PARTICULAR
EXCAVATION IN DRY OR MOIS
T SOIL INCLUDING DRESSING
&DISPOSAL OF EXCAVTED
SOIL WITHEN INITIAL LEAD
UPTO 30M &LIFT 1.5 M IN
FOR PITS
H.S.
O.M.
C.M.
TREATMENT OF PITS WITH
PESTICIDE & INSECTI CIDE
TRANS PORTATION OF
PLANT FROM NURSARY TO
PLANTINGSITE INCLUDING
LOADING & UNLOADING
FROM 40 KM
PLANTING OF PLANTS INCLU
DING RAMMING ETC. COMPL
ETE
WEEDING & HOEING OF
PLANTS
WATERING OF PLANTS BY
HEAD LOADS UPTO 2KM
MATRIAL
(A) PLANTS
( D) Cholori pyriphos
NO
L
AREA
1.0
HAC
PLANTATION IN 1 HA = 50
B
H
QTY
22.00
22.00
22.00
22.00
24.20
24.20
22.00
22.00
41.80
41.80
83.60
83.60
28.60
0.04
28.60
0.04
COST ABSTRACT
AREBALE PLANTATION
K.H. NO
S.N.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
PARTICULAR
EXCAVATION IN DRY OR MOIS
T SOIL INCLUDING DRESSING
&DISPOSAL OF EXCAVTED
SOIL WITHEN INITIAL LEAD
UPTO 30M &LIFT 1.5 M IN
FOR PITS
H.S.
at 5 m spacing
O.M.
C.M.
TREATMENT OF PITS WITH
PESTICIDE & INSECTI CIDE
TRANS PORTATION OF
PLANT FROM NURSARY TO
PLANTINGSITE INCLUDING
LOADING & UNLOADING
FROM 40 KM
PLANTING OF PLANTS INCLU
DING RAMMING ETC. COMPL
ETE
WEEDING & HOEING OF
PLANTS
WATERING OF PLANTS BY
HEAD LOADS UPTO 2KM
MATRIAL
(A) PLANTS
( D) Cholori pyriphos
AREA
1.0
QTY
UNIT
RATE
AMT
22.00
CUM
5.00
110.00
22.00
NO
0.30
6.60
24.20
NO
0.59
14.28
22.00
NO
2.20
48.40
41.80
NO
0.90
37.62
83.60
NO
1.64
137.40
28.60
0.04
NO
LIT
3.50
250.00
100.10
11.00
TOTAL
GRAND TOTAL
465.39
465.39
124.0
eskalation of lab
590.0
cost for I year
cost for ii year
cost for iii year
cost for iv year
JUNIOR ENGINEER
ASST.ENGINEER
590.0
650.0
720.0
790.0
HAC
COST ABSTRACT
AREBALE PRODUCTION ~~PLANTATION
K.H. NO
S.N.
1
2
3
4
8
10
PARTICULAR
EXCAVATION IN DRY OR MOIS
T SOIL INCLUDING DRESSING
&DISPOSAL OF EXCAVTED
SOIL WITHEN INITIAL LEAD
UPTO 30M &LIFT 1.5 M IN
FOR PITS
H.S.
30 plant per hac
O.M.
C.M.
TREATMENT OF PITS WITH
PESTICIDE & INSECTI CIDE
TRANS PORTATION OF
PLANT FROM NURSARY TO
PLANTINGSITE INCLUDING
LOADING & UNLOADING
FROM 40 KM
PLANTING OF PLANTS INCLU
DING RAMMING ETC. COMPL
ETE
WATERING OF PLANTS BY
HEAD LOADS UPTO 2KM
MATRIAL
(A) PLANTS
( D) Cholori pyriphos
AREA
QTY
UNIT
RATE
AMT
30.00
CUM
5.00
150.00
30.00
NO
0.30
9.00
33.00
NO
0.59
19.47
30.00
NO
2.20
66.00
120.00
NO
1.64
197.22
30.00
0.15
NO
LIT
10.00
250.00
300.00
37.50
TOTAL
eskalation lab
cost for I year
cost for ii year
cost for iii year
cost for iv year
JUNIOR ENGINEER
1.0
ASST.ENGINEER
779.19
272.7
1050.0
1050.0
1160.0
1280.0
1410.0
HAC
COST ABSTRACT E.C.D.
S.N.
1
ITEAMS
QTY.
RATE
AMOUNT
16
63
68.00
1008
516.8
781.00
11519.75
709.00
TOTAL
1141.49
14186.04
14200
EXCAVATION IN DRY OR MOIST SOIL
INCLUDING DRESSING & DISPOSAL OF
EXCAVTED SOIL WITHEN INITIAL LEAD
UPTO 30M & LIFT 1.5 M
IN H.S.
7.6
CUM
2
DRY STONE MASONARY UP TO 3M HT.
INCLUDING STONE RATE
14.75
CUM
3
DRY STONE PITCHING OR KHARANJA
HAMMER DRESSED INCLUDING
STONE RATE
1.61
say
no of lscd
0
DETAIL ESTIMATE E.C.D.
S.N.
1
B.W.
1.5
T.W.
1
ITEAMS
Ht.
FOUNDATION
NO
3
metet wide
0.8
0.3
LENGTH
WIDTH
HEIGHT
QTY
3
2
0.5
1.5
1
1
0.3
1.25
1.25
1.35
5.00
1.25
EXCAVATION IN DRY OR MOIST SOIL
INCLUDING DRESSING & DISPOSAL OF
EXCAVTED SOIL WITHEN INITIAL LEAD
UPTO 30M & LIFT 1.5 M
IN H.S.
H.W.
H.W.E.
S.W.
APRON
1
2
2
1
7.6
2
DRY STONE MASONARY UP TO 3M HT.
INCLUDING STONE RATE
FOUNDATION
H.W.
H.W.E.
S.W.
S/S
H.W . I STEP
H.W. II STEP
H.W.E.
S.W.
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
3
1.5
1
3
5
2
1
1.5
1
1
2
1
1
1
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.4
0.4
1.25
1.25
1.35
0.9
0.6
2.4
2
5
2.5
14.8
3
DRY STONE PITCHING OR KHARANJA
HAMMER DRESSED INCLUDING
STONE RATE
APRON
1
LEFT BANK
1
RIGHT BANK
1
3
2
2
0
1.75
1.75
0.23
0.23
0.23
0
0.805
0.805
1.61
JUNIOR ENGINEER
ASST.ENGINEER
1
2
1.5
1
0.45
0.4
1
0.4
1.5
JUNIOR ENGINEER
ASST.ENGINEER
proposed area iwmp makrana
JUNIOR ENGINEER
ASST.ENGINEER