THIS IS OUR VILLAGE

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Here’s an image that evokes the rural ambiance of a village in Uttar Pradesh—while it may not be Bohadpura specifically, it offers a visual sense of the region’s rustic character.


Overview: Bohadpura Village, Jalaun District, Uttar Pradesh

Bohadpura is a village in Orai Tehsil, Jalaun district, situated approximately 7 km from the town of Orai, and lies about 211 km from the state capital, Lucknow (OneFiveNine).

Demographics

  • Total population (2011): ~2,523, across 383 households (Census 2011 India).
  • Gender breakdown: 1,331 males and 1,192 females.
  • Sex ratio: 896 females per 1,000 males, below the Uttar Pradesh average (Census 2011 India).
  • Child population (0–6 years): 342 children (about 14% of total population); child sex ratio is 943, higher than the all-age ratio (Census 2011 India).

Literacy

  • Overall literacy rate: Around 65.11%, slightly above the Jalaun district average but below the national average (www.censusindia.co.in).
  • Male literacy: Approximately 79.8%.
  • Female literacy: Around 48.5%—indicating a significant gender gap in education (Census 2011 India).

Caste Composition & Employment

  • Scheduled Caste (SC) population: Constitutes about 27.7% of residents; no Scheduled Tribe (ST) members recorded (Census 2011 India).
  • Workforce: Out of total population, 892 individuals are engaged in work:
    • Main workers (employed > 6 months): 664 (e.g., 260 cultivators, 200 agricultural laborers, 129 in household industries)
    • Marginal workers (< 6 months): 228 (www.censusindia.co.in).

Infrastructure & Connectivity

  • The village has a functioning Gram Panchayat and is headed by an elected Sarpanch (www.censusindia.co.in).
  • Transport links: Public and private bus services are available within the village. The nearest railway station lies within 5–10 km (village database).
  • Education infrastructure: Bohadpura hosts Government primary and middle schools. For higher secondary and professional education, residents rely on institutions in nearby towns like Orai, Kanpur, and Jhansi (OneFiveNine).
  • Land use details: The village spans an area including 427.6 hectares, with 161.6 hectares of forest land, 259 hectares under irrigation, and 81.7 hectares in non-agricultural use (OneFiveNine).

Estimated Growth

  • Based on trend projections, the population may reach about 3,000 by 2024 and 3,026 by 2025, implying modest growth at roughly 0.8% per year (Census of India).

Summary Table

Attribute Details
Location Orai Tehsil, Jalaun District, UP
Population (2011) ~2,523
Literacy Rate 65.11% overall (79.8% male, 48.5% female)
SC Population ~27.7%
Main Employment Agriculture, household industries
Infrastructure Schools, bus service, near railway
Population Growth Estimated ~3,000 by 2025

 

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