Panki block

Panki
Block
Panki
Location of Panki
Panki is located in Jharkhand
Panki
Panki
Location in jharkhand, India
Coordinates: 24°02′N 84°28′E / 24.03°N 84.47°E / 24.03; 84.47
Country India
StateJharkhand
DistrictPalamu
BlockPanki
Government
 • TypeFederal democracy
Population
 (2001)
 • Total
123,820
Languages
 • OfficialHindi, Magahi
Time zoneUTC+5:30 (IST)
PIN
822122

Panki Block is one of the administrative blocks in Sadar Medininagar Subdivision of the Palamu district, Jharkhand state, India.

Demographics

Religion in Panki block (2011)[1]
Religion Percent
Hinduism
 
 81.22%
Islam
 
 18.19%
Other or not stated
 
 0.59%

At the time of the 2011 census, Panki block had a population of 157,850. Panki block had a sex ratio of 955 females per 1000 males and a literacy rate of 57.24%: 67.86% for males and 46.10% for females. 28,173 (17.85%) were under 7 years of age. The entire population lived in rural areas. Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes were 40,956 (25.95%) and 15,341 (9.72%) of the population, respectively.[2]

Languages of Panki block (2011)[3]
  1. Hindi (58.3%)
  2. Magahi (25.2%)
  3. Urdu (13.9%)
  4. Kurukh (1.97%)
  5. Others (0.62%)

Administration

Villages

Panki mandal/Block consists of 140 villages. The following is a list of villages in the Block:[citation needed]

  1. Abun
  2. Ahirgurha
  3. Ambabar
  4. Ambalori
  5. Angara
  6. Aparmanri
  7. Ara
  8. Asarhia
  9. Aseahar
  10. Auka
  11. Bahera
  12. Baherwatanr
  13. Baida (village)
  14. Balmuwan
  15. Baludih
  16. Banai
  17. Bandubar
  18. Baniadih
  19. Banki Kalan
  20. Banki Khurd
  21. Banri Pakariya
  22. Bara
  23. Barkadaha
  24. Barodiri
  25. Barwadih
  26. Barwaiya
  27. Basariya
  28. Basdiha
  29. Bela
  30. Bhang
  31. Bhanwardah
  32. Bhari
  33. Bhuinya Kurha
  34. Bidra
  35. Bidra
  36. Bihari Khap
  37. Bihra
  38. Birbir
  39. Biritiya Dandar
  40. Birtia
  41. Biru
  42. Bochdohar
  43. Burhabar
  44. Burhi
  45. Chandarpur
  46. Chandarpur
  47. Chandwar
  48. Chanpi Kalan
  49. Chanpi Khurd
  50. Chauphal
  51. Chhapar
  52. Chorea
  53. Dandar Kalan
  54. Daryapur
  55. Dema
  56. Dhub
  57. Dundar Khurd
  58. Duriatu
  59. Duwarika
  60. Ganeshpur
  61. Garhganw
  62. Giri
  63. Gogar
  64. Gongo
  65. Gopaldih
  66. Gorihara
  67. Gudipahari
  68. Haldiminhai
  69. Harkhuwa
  70. Harlaung
  71. Harna
  72. Hatwar
  73. Herum
  74. Hesatu
  75. Hiringbar
  76. Hoiyo
  77. Husenigurh Alias Misir Gurha
  78. Hutai
  79. Irgu
  80. Janjo
  81. Jaspur
  82. Jaspur Alias Cheribar
  83. Jhagrudih
  84. Jiro
  85. Jobla
  86. Jolah Bigha
  87. Jotang
  88. Kakargarh
  89. Kamal
  90. Kamat
  91. Kamtola
  92. Kaparphuta
  93. Karar
  94. Karma
  95. Kasmar
  96. Kelwa
  97. Kerki
  98. Khajuri
  99. Khankhar
  100. Khap
  101. Khapar Manda
  102. Kolhua
  103. Korwatanr
  104. Koseri
  105. Kotiya
  106. Kunwai
  107. Kusri
  108. Lawabar
  109. Loharsi
  110. Lukuwa
  111. Mahe
  112. Mahugain
  113. Mahugain
  114. Majhauli
  115. Mangarpur
  116. Manhi Pipra
  117. Manran
  118. Maran
  119. Matnag
  120. Matuli
  121. Maulaganj
  122. Mukta
  123. Nagri
  124. Naudiha
  125. Naudiha
  126. Nawa Garh
  127. Nawadih
  128. Nima Chak
  129. Nuru
  130. Pachamba
  131. Pagar
  132. Pakariya
  133. Panki
  134. Parasia
  135. Pardohar
  136. Parhiya Tola
  137. Parsawan
  138. Parsotimpur
  139. Pathra Kalan
  140. Phulwaria
  141. Pipra Kalan
  142. Pipratanr
  143. Pokhraha
  144. Porsam
  145. Pundru
  146. Puraini
  147. Radhadih
  148. Ranadah
  149. Ranne
  150. Ratanpur
  151. Rengai
  152. Sagalim
  153. Salamdiri
  154. Salgas
  155. Sangaldipa
  156. Saraidih
  157. Saraiya
  158. Sarauna
  159. Sarjamatu
  160. Sirma
  161. Sons
  162. Sorath
  163. Sunri
  164. Surjaun
  165. Surjaun
  166. Taiya
  167. Tal
  168. Taledih
  169. Tarwadih
  170. Tatidiri
  171. Tetariadih
  172. Tetrain
  173. Thekhi
  174. Tilamba
  175. Titlangi
  176. Tola Chatti
  177. Tola Manran
  178. Tunudag
  179. Uchahra Kalan
  180. Uchahra Khurd
  181. Udih
  182. Uksu
  183. Ulgara

See also

References

  1. ^ "Table C-01 Population By Religion: Jharkhand". census.gov.in. Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India.
  2. ^ "District Census Handbook: Palamu" (PDF). censusindia.gov.in. Registrar General of India. 2011. Retrieved 30 September 2011.
  3. ^ "Table C-16 Population by Mother Tongue: Jharkhand". censusindia.gov.in. Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India.

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