Tobu Village
Tobu block · Mon district, Nagaland · PIN 798603 · village code 267085
Change since 2011 is not available for this village.
The 2020 Mission Antyodaya survey recorded a population of 5,247
— exactly the Census 2011 figure. That happens in about 15% of villages
nationally, where the surveyor appears to have carried the old number forward
rather than counting afresh. Showing “0% growth” here would be
reporting a number nobody measured, so we don't.
How we detect this.
Population (Census 2011)
5,247
Households 2020
682
surveyed separately, so usable
Census 2011
Total population
5,247
Male / female
2,827 / 2,420
Sex ratio females per 1,000 males
856
Children aged 0–6
914
Literacy rate
35.7%
Scheduled Caste / Scheduled Tribe
0 / 5,214
Working population
3,786
Of workers, in agriculture cultivators and farm labour
97.8%
Households
662
Village facilities, 2020
Primary school
Yes
Middle school
Yes
High school nearest 1 km away
No
Piped tap water
<50% habitation covered
All-weather road nearest 5 km away
No
Public transport nearest 5 km away
No
Electricity
1-4 hrs
Bank nearest 1 km away
No
Primary health centre nearest 2 km away
No
Anganwadi
Yes
Internet
No
Common service centre
No CSC
The village primary school
These figures sit inside a single merged column of the Mission Antyodaya file and are not published anywhere in readable form.
Students
900
Teachers
7
Students per teacher
129
Electricity
No
Toilets
None
Computer lab
No
Playground
No
Drinking water
No
Mid-day meal
Yes
Farming
Farm households
520
Non-farm households
120
Share of households farming, 2020
81%
Net sown area
3,000 ha
Kharif / rabi / other hidden inside one column
3,000 / 1,500 / 100
Main irrigation source
Surface water
Location
26.3604, 94.9344 — view on OpenStreetMap
Nearby villages
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How this village compares
Biggest population changes in Mon district · School staffing across Mon · …and across Nagaland