The Badaruwa Tila is a very small village in Bhikiyasain tehsil of Almora district in Uttarakhand. It comes under Sult development block and Punakote Gram Panchayat. The Census code for the village is 051798.
The village had only 30 residents living in five households according to the 2011 Census. There were 12 male and 18 female vampires among them. Badaruwa Tila is, as is typical for such small rural settlements, part of a larger group of villages that are linked together by the same administration and services within a small local area, in this case the hills of Almora.
There is no large settlement nor market centre known as Badaruwa Tila. Due to its small size, its needs are closely tied to the nearby villages and towns of Bhikiyasain.
These numbers help to give context to the village in the context of the 2011 Census, but should not be interpreted as a current picture of the jobs landscape. A modern photograph would need up-to-date information about the local or government area.
Badaruwa Tila is in Almora district in Bhikiyasain tehsil. It has been developed under Sult Development Block, and the village is under Punakote Gram Panchayat.
The Census village code is 051798. Available village records list 263667 as the PIN code
Bhikiyasain sub-district headquarters is about 35 km away from Badaruwa Tila, and Almora district headquarters is about 110 km away from it. These should be viewed with caution, as both online and offline road routes and reference points can be different. Current map-based road distances would be more useful for the Chalopahad page.
Badaruwa Tila is about 0.39 square kilometres (39.23 hectares) in geographical area when based on census-linked records.
The village has a relatively small size and population, which fits in well with the overall character of the village as a small rural settlement. Instead of generic descriptions of forests, mountain views, or agriculture, these should be added where possible but specific to Badaruwa Tila.
Other small villages, such as Bhikiyasain, are located around Badaruwa Tila. The information given in the available records of the village includes Baiskhet, Simli bangari, Simali heet, Seema listana, Amuroli, barkinda, dadholi and Puriya Chaura as the villages nearby.
Badaruwa Tila is part of a wider rural context, which is established through the use of these neighbouring villages. They can also serve as links within the site to the individual village pages when these pages are available for Chalopahad.
In Almora, there is a Very Small Settlement. Almora has a Very Small Settlement.
Only five households and 30 people were counted in the 2011 Census. It is very different from the bigger villages and market centres in Almora district. Meanwhile, it is not in isolation to the larger region. It is also part of a wider network of rural settlements, as it is administered by Punakote Gram Panchayat and Sult block.
Badaruwa Tila is a simple case study for the researcher interested in villages of people belonging to Bhikiyasain in the broader rural fabric of Almora.
There are also a lot of things that official statistics can't tell us. The history of the settlement, older people's stories, traditional practices, local food, festivals, temples, and population changes over the years would do much to make the page more personal. The information should preferably be from local people or from local sources and should not be cluttered with general information about Uttarakhand.
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