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The presentstudy aims at analysing the characteristics, problems and planning
aspects ofpopulation in Bahraich district at block level.
Bahraich districts is (27° 4' N - 28° 24' N latitude and 81° 3' E - 82° 13' E
longitude) situated immediately to the south ofNepal border and covering an area of
6877 km2 comprises four Tahasils, namelyBahraich, Kaisarganj, Nanpara and Bhinga;
nineteen blocks viz; Mihinpurwa, Nawabganj, Balha, Shivpur, Risia, Jamunha, Chitaura,
Gilaula, Prayagpur, Visheswarganj, Ekona, Mahasi, Tajwapur, Phakharpur, Hazoorpur,
Kaisarganj, Jarwal, Hariharpur Rani and Sirsiya, 192 Nyaya Panchayats with 1,890
inhabited and 44 uninhabited villages and six towns, namely Bahraich. M.B., Nanpara
M.B., BhingaN.A., Jarwal T.A., Raisal BazarT.A. and Ekona T.A. The districtforms a
part oftarairegion ofMiddle Ganga Valleywith high fertile soil and comparatively mild
climatic conditions. Bahraich is the North-western most district ofFaizabad division
bounded on the North - east by the territory ofNepal, on the East and South-east by
Gonda district and on the west by Kheri and Sitapur district ofUttar Pradesh. Now (22
May 1997) the district is divided into two districts : Bahraich and Sravasti, butthis work
is based upon undividedBahraich district, because data is not available for divided district
till June 2002.
The physical features ofthe district are well defined andmay be are divided
into fournatural divisions- (1) Ghaghara basin, (2) Rapti basin, (3) Centralupland and
(4) Tarai region. The Ghaghra basin runsthrough north-western and western portion of
tahsil Nanpara and the whole Kaisarganj tahsil punctuated by numerous streams and is
subjected to fluvial action. The Rapti basin that lies on the north-eastern side of the
. central upland, consisting ofparts oftahsil ofNanpara, Bahraich andBhinga is a gentle
undulating plain dotted occasional crop ofpatches ofscrubjungles. In north and north-
east lies the tarai, the low land which remain largely inundated during the rains Bhur
consisting ofsand and loom, domat a mixture ofsand and clay in varying proportions
and matiyar are the main varieties ofsoil found in the district. Bhur is found along the
Ghaghra and the high banks ofotherrivers,while matiyar occurs in tarai with sprinkling
ofsmall patches ofloam. Domat occurs in Rapti basin and central upland. The river
system ofthe districtis made ofKauriala, Girwa, the Sarju, Terhi, Rapti, Kain and Bhakla
The other remarkable aspects ofpopulation problems in the study area are
rapidpopulation growth, high dependencyratio, lowliteracy, earlymarriage, occupational
imbalance and high propotion ofscheduled castes and scheduled tribes population etc.
Although government is hying hard to reduce population pressure and rapid population
growth rate through population policy.
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Chak (Hindi -चक) and (urdu - چک) is a village in Bahraich district in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh . It is 6 km west of Fakharpur
Chak (Hindi -चक) and (urdu - چک) is a village in Bahraich district in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh . It is 6 km west of Fakharpur and 21 km south of district headquarters Bahraich. This village is under Ramgadhi Panchayat Police Station Baundi Development Block Tajwapur Tehsil Mahsi. and Chak village is 114 km from Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh. The village is administered by the village headman, who is an