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  • Badera
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  • Nannhoowala
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  • Peepli Ahir
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  • Ramoowala Shekhu
  • Rampur Ghogar
  • Ratupura
  • Reta Mafi
  • Sabalpur
  • Sahas Puri
  • Salar Pur
  • Salem Sarai
  • Sarakara Khas
  • Sarkara Karim
  • Sarkaraparampur
  • Sharif Nagar
  • Sherpur Patti
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  • Sidhrav Nazerpur
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Education

India has the largest elementary education system in the world and there are 12,70,170 primary & upper primary schools and 2,52,176 secondary & senior secondary schools in India (MHRD, 2016)

  • GOOD- required infrastructure and facilities present
  • AVERAGE- insufficient infrastructure and facilities
  • BAD- poor infrastructure and facilities

Health

There are 24,855 Public Health Centers and 1,57,411 Sub Centers in rural India. (Source: Rural Health Statistics 2018-2019, MHFW)

  • GOOD- required infrastructure and facilities present
  • AVERAGE- insufficient infrastructure and facilities
  • BAD- poor infrastructure and facilities

Drinking Water

About 87.6% of the households in rural India have sufficient drinking water. Hand pumps are the major source of drinking water in rural India. (Census 2011)

  • GOOD- drinking water available/ RO plant
  • AVERAGE- water scarcity only in summer
  • BAD- drinking water source far from the village/summer is bad/often observation of water scarcity/ lack of potable water

Tar Roads

2.65 million km (80.30% of the total 3.3 million Km) of road network exists in rural areas (Source: NHAI 2014)

  • GOOD- presence of good quality tar/ concrete roads
  • AVERAGE- presence of tar roads but in compromised condition/ road is bad in some seasons
  • BAD- absence of all season road

Electricity

Nearly 6,00,000 villages in India have been given electricity connection, where electrification of a village is defined as10% of its homes and all public buildings are connected to the grid (Source: BBC)

  • GOOD- no load shedding at all
  • AVERAGE- load shedding 4+ hours
  • BAD- load shedding 12+ hours

Swachh Bharat

10,28,67,271 household toilets have been built under Swachh Bharat Mission since 2nd October 2014

  • GOOD- implemented well and change observed
  • AVERAGE- considerable implementation
  • BAD- not implemented effectively

Solar Power

India ranks as the third largest solar market in the world.

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Primary School Yes No
Secondary School Yes No
PHC/SC Yes No
Post Office Yes No
Grampanchayat office Yes No
Distance from Taluka KM
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Education
Health
Drinking Water
Tar Roads
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villagewiKY rating

Education

India has the largest elementary education system in the world and there are 12,70,170 primary & upper primary schools and 2,52,176 secondary & senior secondary schools in India (MHRD, 2016)

  • GOOD- required infrastructure and facilities present
  • AVERAGE- insufficient infrastructure and facilities
  • BAD- poor infrastructure and facilities

Health

There are 24,855 Public Health Centers and 1,57,411 Sub Centers in rural India. (Source: Rural Health Statistics 2018-2019, MHFW)

  • GOOD- required infrastructure and facilities present
  • AVERAGE- insufficient infrastructure and facilities
  • BAD- poor infrastructure and facilities

Drinking Water

About 87.6% of the households in rural India have sufficient drinking water. Hand pumps are the major source of drinking water in rural India. (Census 2011)

  • GOOD- drinking water available/ RO plant
  • AVERAGE- water scarcity only in summer
  • BAD- drinking water source far from the village/summer is bad/often observation of water scarcity/ lack of potable water

Tar Roads

2.65 million km (80.30% of the total 3.3 million Km) of road network exists in rural areas (Source: NHAI 2014)

  • GOOD- presence of good quality tar/ concrete roads
  • AVERAGE- presence of tar roads but in compromised condition/ road is bad in some seasons
  • BAD- absence of all season road

Electricity

Nearly 6,00,000 villages in India have been given electricity connection, where electrification of a village is defined as10% of its homes and all public buildings are connected to the grid (Source: BBC)

  • GOOD- no load shedding at all
  • AVERAGE- load shedding 4+ hours
  • BAD- load shedding 12+ hours

Swachh Bharat

10,28,67,271 household toilets have been built under Swachh Bharat Mission since 2nd October 2014

  • GOOD- implemented well and change observed
  • AVERAGE- considerable implementation
  • BAD- not implemented effectively

Solar Power

India ranks as the third largest solar market in the world.

Solar power in your Village/ Taluka/ District - Yes/No

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