Dapgiri
Dalu block · West Garo Hills district, Meghalaya · PIN 794103 · village code 274389
Change since 2011 is not available for this village.
The 2020 Mission Antyodaya survey recorded a population of 671
— 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)
671
Households 2020
140
surveyed separately, so usable
Census 2011
Total population
671
Male / female
316 / 355
Sex ratio females per 1,000 males
1,123
Children aged 0–6
81
Literacy rate
81.7%
Scheduled Caste / Scheduled Tribe
0 / 663
Working population
136
Of workers, in agriculture cultivators and farm labour
40.4%
Households
116
Village facilities, 2020
Primary school
Yes
Middle school
Yes
High school
Yes
Piped tap water
<50% habitation covered
All-weather road
Yes
Public transport
Auto
Electricity
>12 hrs
Bank nearest 10 km away
No
Primary health centre nearest 10 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
30
Teachers
3
Students per teacher
10
Electricity
No
Toilets
Both
Computer lab
No
Playground
Yes
Drinking water
Yes
Mid-day meal
Yes
Farming
Farm households
35
Non-farm households
105
Share of households farming, 2020
25%
Net sown area
10 ha
Kharif / rabi / other hidden inside one column
10 / 5 / 5
Main irrigation source
Ground water (tube well/well/pump)
Location
25.2190, 90.2187 — view on OpenStreetMap
Nearby villages
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How this village compares
Biggest population changes in West Garo Hills district · School staffing across West Garo Hills · …and across Meghalaya