Oriamghat Nepali - Jonai, Dhemaji

Oriamghat Nepali is a village situated in the Jonai subdivision of Dhemaji district, Assam. It is located approximately 15 km from the tehsil headquarters in Jonai and around 118 km from the district headquarters in Dhemaji. Kemi Jelem serves as the Gram Panchayat for Oriamghat Nepali village.

As per Census 2011, the village code of Oriamghat Nepali is 289595. The village covers a total geographical area of 292 hectares and falls under the 787060 pincode. Pasighat is the nearest town, located about 23 km away.

Oriamghat Nepali village is governed under the Panchayati Raj system, with a Sarpanch serving as the elected head. For political representation, the village falls under the Jonai Vidhan Sabha (Assembly) constituency and the Lakhimpur Lok Sabha (Parliamentary) constituency.

Population of Oriamghat Nepali

According to the 2011 Census, Oriamghat Nepali village had a total population of 184 people, including 93 males and 91 females, living in 33 households. The sex ratio was 978 females per 1,000 males. The overall literacy rate was 78.71%, with male literacy at 87.18% and female literacy at 70.13%. The Scheduled Tribe (ST) population was 140.

The table below presents a detailed demographic breakdown of the village, including separate male and female figures for each population category.

Category Total Male Female
Total Population1849391
Child Population (0–6 yrs)291514
Scheduled Castes (SC)000
Scheduled Tribes (ST)1406971
Literate Population1226854
Illiterate Population622537

Nearby Villages of Oriamghat Nepali

Oriamghat Nepali is surrounded by several nearby villages in its surroundings. These villages are part of the local area and are commonly connected through local routes and daily movement of people.

Transport and Connectivity of Oriamghat Nepali

Public transport in the Oriamghat Nepali is mainly available through shared auto-rickshaws. The nearest railway station is located within >10 km of Oriamghat Nepali.

ConnectivityStatusNearest Availability
Public Bus ServiceNoAvailable within 5-10 km
Private Bus ServiceYesAvailable within village
Railway StationNoAvailable within >10 km

In addition to basic transport facilities, distances and travel times help define overall connectivity. The road distance from Pasighat to Oriamghat Nepali is about 23 km, with a usual travel time of around 30-60 minutes. Similarly, the road distance from Dhemaji to Oriamghat Nepali is about 118 km, with the usual travel time around ~3.4 hours. Actual travel time may vary depending on road conditions and mode of transport.

Banking and Postal Services in Oriamghat Nepali

Banking and postal services are essential for daily financial transactions and communication. The availability of these facilities for Oriamghat Nepali village is detailed below:

Service TypeStatusNearest Availability
BankNoAvailable within >10 km
ATMNoAvailable within >10 km
Post OfficeNoAvailable within >10 km

Health Facilities in Oriamghat Nepali

Healthcare facilities play an important role in providing basic medical services to the residents. The details regarding the nearest health centres and hospitals serving Oriamghat Nepali village are given below:

Facility TypeStatusNearest Availability
Health Sub-Centre (HSC)NoAvailable within 2-5 km
Primary Health Centre (PHC)NoAvailable within 2-5 km
Community Health Centre (CHC)NoAvailable within 2-5 km

FAQs about Oriamghat Nepali

Where is Oriamghat Nepali located?

Oriamghat Nepali village is located in Jonai Subdivision, Dhemaji district, Assam, India.

What is the gram panchayat of Oriamghat Nepali?

The Gram Panchayat of Oriamghat Nepali is Kemi Jelem.

What is the pincode of Oriamghat Nepali?

The pincode of Oriamghat Nepali is 787060.

What is the population of Oriamghat Nepali?

Oriamghat Nepali had a total population of 184, including 93 males and 91 females.

How many households are there in Oriamghat Nepali?

Oriamghat Nepali had 33 households.

What is the literacy rate in Oriamghat Nepali?

As per Census 2011, the literacy rate of Oriamghat Nepali was 78.71%. Male literacy was 87.18% and female literacy was 70.13%.