Population Projection Sample Clauses

Population Projection. The habitation of the study area includes 57 villages with a population of 69,761 (as per census of India, 2001). The male population is 54.02% and the female population is 45.98% in the study area. The manpower proposed for the project is 50 workers. Local people will be given employment. Hence, there will be no change in the population projection of the nearest and farther most villages of the project due to the commissioning of the project. The population in the study area is as follows:- S. No. Name Households Population Males Females 1 Aulendha 320 2125 1120 1005 2 Bamni 196 1416 756 660 3 Barauli 386 2478 1338 1140 4 Xxxxxx 000 000 000 434 5 Bhidyani 69 437 228 209 6 Bhopar 116 815 420 395 7 Binua 79 515 287 228 8 Birrua 129 892 484 408 9 Chak Samri 143 977 512 465 10 Chandanpura 73 462 250 212 11 Dabra 93 000 000 000 12 Daurda 365 2415 1324 1091 13 Dehgawan 286 1897 1034 863 14 Deori 000 000 000 428 15 Dhana 208 1263 678 585 16 Garhi 86 000 000 000 17 Ghata 152 1199 651 548 18 Ghatoli 206 1230 666 564 19 Goojarpura 146 1028 593 435 20 Hasanpur 231 1703 908 795 21 Ibrahimpur 466 3053 1688 1365 22 Jahan Nagar 61 000 000 000 23 Jareela 273 2100 1118 982 24 Jatmasi 264 1761 954 807 25 Jogeepura 132 825 453 372 26 Kandholi 136 1132 589 543 27 Karai 206 1318 724 594 28 Karanpura 63 398 218 180 29 Karwari 226 1327 745 582 30 Khan 000 000 000 354 31 Khan Surjapura 643 4130 2176 1954 32 Xxxxx 145 1069 566 503 33 Kheriya 57 545 296 249 34 Kherli 277 1866 996 870 35 Xxxxxx Xxxxxx 310 2077 1131 946 36 Xxxxxx Khurd 178 1348 752 596 37 Nagla Goojar 47 338 198 140 38 Nagla Gulabi 73 511 266 245 39 Xxxxx Xxxxxx 86 521 278 243 40 Nagla Nabariya 29 217 112 105 41 Nagla Pachhadara 32 226 122 104 42 Naya Gaon 277 1957 1063 894 43 Neemla 172 1259 679 580 44 Xxxx Xxxxx 185 1269 681 588 45 Odel Jat 118 850 446 404 46 Panduri 220 1417 739 678 47 Pura 175 1065 573 492 48 Ram Nagar 37 258 146 112 49 Roopwas 24 205 108 97 50 Sajjanwas 206 1574 866 708 51 Samesara 63 493 266 227 52 Samogar 341 2035 1105 930 53 Samri 000 000 000 342 54 Sarsona 661 4226 2281 1945 55 Shakkarpur 109 925 497 428 56 Singhawali 149 1241 664 577 57 Tontpur 50 343 184 159 Total 10,276 69,761 37,690 32,071 5.3 LANDUSE PLANNING (BREAKUP ALONG WITH GREEN BELT ETC.) The land used pattern is tabulated below: - S. No. Particulars Present land use (ha.) At the end of 5th year (ha.) At the end of life of mine (ha.)
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Population Projection. The estimated population projection resulting from the development of the Property is approximately 1,793 persons.
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Population Projection. The project will employ most of the workers from nearby areas. Local people from nearby villages will be give preference. Thus there will no chance to increase population due to proposed project of masonry stone mining in the area.
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