Rajgir

Rajgir is a Town and Subdivision in Nalanda District of Bihar. In India, a subdivision is a sub-division of a district that is responsible for the administration and revenue collection of a particular area within the district. It is an important part of the local governance structure, and plays a crucial role in the development and administration of its local community.

According to Census 2011, the sub-district code of Rajgir Block (CD) is 01394. The total area of Rajgir Subdivision is 195 km², which includes 145.29 km² of rural area and 50.18 km² of urban area. Rajgir has a sex ratio of approximately 912 females per 1,000 males.

List of Villages in Rajgir Subdivision

Rajgir Subdivision has a total of 50 villages, each with its own identity, gram panchayat, and local lifestyle. These villages form the real backbone of the region, where everyday life is rooted in agriculture, tradition, and community ties. The list below shows all villages in Rajgir Subdivision, along with their respective gram panchayat and nearest town.

#Village NameGram PanchayatNearest Town
1Andwas Lodipur Rajgir (15 km)
2Bahera Barnousa Rajgir (18 km)
3Banauli Barnousa Rajgir (18 km)
4Barhari Pathroura Rajgir (6 km)
5Barhauna Meyar Rajgir (9 km)
6Barnausa Barnousa Rajgir (18 km)
7Basuain Pathroura Rajgir (8 km)
8Belouwa Nahub Rajgir (5 km)
9Bhui Bhui Rajgir (14 km)
10Birchait Nai Pokhar Rajgir (6 km)
11Chak Bhui Bhui Rajgir
12Chandaura Pathroura Rajgir (7 km)
13Chhabilapur Gorour Rajgir (10 km)
14Dariapur Nai Pokhar Rajgir (4 km)
15Dogi Lodipur Rajgir (14 km)
16Gobdiha Barnousa Rajgir (16 km)
17Goraur Gorour Rajgir (8 km)
18Hansrajpur Nai Pokhar Rajgir (10 km)
19Hasanpur Nahub Rajgir (4 km)
20Jhalar Nahub Rajgir (8 km)
21Karimpur Gorour Rajgir (16 km)
22Katalpura Lodipur Rajgir (16 km)
23Katari Gorour Rajgir (7 km)
24Katha Pathroura Rajgir (10 km)
25Khaira Chaman Gorour Rajgir (12 km)
26Khaira Salaru Bhui Rajgir (18 km)
27Kharjama Gorour Rajgir (16 km)
28Lahuar Nai Pokhar Rajgir (6 km)
29Lodipur Lodipur Rajgir (15 km)
30Mahuwalla Pilkhi Rajgir (5 km)
31Majaitha Pathroura Rajgir (10 km)
32Malisanr Lodipur Rajgir (17 km)
33Mian Bigha Barnousa Rajgir (16 km)
34Miar Meyar Rajgir (7 km)
35Milki Bhui Rajgir (14 km)
36Molnadih Barnousa Rajgir (16 km)
37Mora Meyar Rajgir (6 km)
38Nahub Nahub Rajgir (3 km)
39Nekpur Pilkhi Rajgir (10 km)
40Niman Meyar Rajgir (5 km)
41Nonhi Pathroura Rajgir (3 km)
42Pathraura Duhai Suhai Pathroura Rajgir (5 km)
43Pilkhi Pilkhi Rajgir (3 km)
44Rasalpur Nai Pokhar Rajgir (4 km)
45Ratana Gorour Rajgir (12 km)
46Saurei Nai Pokhar Rajgir (5 km)
47Siwan Nahub Rajgir (6 km)
48Tetaria Barnousa Rajgir (19 km)
49Thera Meyar Rajgir (6 km)
50Ujarpur Nai Pokhar Rajgir (10 km)

Population of Rajgir Subdivision

The population profile of Rajgir Subdivision offers a deeper understanding of how people are settled across its rural and urban parts. The following sections provide key insights into total population, household distribution, literacy, and age demographics — data that plays a vital role in planning development work and allocating public resources effectively.

Basic Population Details

This section offers a snapshot of Rajgir Subdivision's population composition, including male-female ratio, child population, and how literacy levels vary between villages and towns.

Particulars Total Rural Urban
Total Population 1,30,183 88,596 41,587
Male Population 68,053 46,184 21,869
Female Population 62,130 42,412 19,718
Child Population (Age 0–6) 22,857 15,935 6,922
Male Child Population (Age 0–6) 11,858 8,300 3,558
Female Child Population (Age 0–6) 10,999 7,635 3,364
Literate Population 68,271 44,150 24,121
Literate Male Population 41,002 26,706 14,296
Literate Female Population 27,269 17,444 9,825
Illiterate Population 61,912 44,446 17,466
Illiterate Male Population 27,051 19,478 7,573
Illiterate Female Population 34,861 24,968 9,893
Total Households 21,709 14,679 7,030

Here’s a simplified summary based on Census 2011 stats:

  • Total population of Rajgir Subdivision is around 1,30,183 people. This includes 68,053 males and 62,130 females. Rural population is about 88,596 (46,184 males and 42,412 females), while urban population is nearly 41,587 (21,869 males and 19,718 females).
  • Children aged 0–6 years make up about 22,857 of the population, with 11,858 boys and 10,999 girls. Rural areas have 15,935 children, and urban areas have about 6,922 children in this age group.
  • There are approximately 68,271 literate people in Rajgir Subdivision, including 41,002 literate males and 27,269 literate females. Literacy in rural areas includes 44,150 individuals and urban literacy covers around 24,121 people.
  • About 61,912 people in Rajgir Subdivision are not literate, including 27,051 males and 34,861 females. Rural areas include 44,446 non-literate people, while urban areas have nearly 17,466 individuals.
  • The tehsil has around 21,709 households, with 14,679 in villages and 7,030 in towns.

Social Structure and Density

This section offers a snapshot of social structure in Rajgir Subdivision, highlighting the SC and ST population across rural and urban areas, as well as how densely people live in different parts of the region.

Particulars Total Rural Urban
Total SC Population 35,230 23,506 11,724
SC Male Population 18,209 12,207 6,002
SC Female Population 17,021 11,299 5,722
Total ST Population 78 36 42
ST Male Population 44 22 22
ST Female Population 34 14 20
Population Density 666 / km² 610 / km² 829 / km²

Here’s a simplified summary based on Census 2011 stats:

  • Scheduled Caste (SC) population in Rajgir Subdivision is approximately 35,230 people, including 18,209 males and 17,021 females. Around 23,506 people live in rural parts. Nearly 11,724 people reside in urban areas.
  • Scheduled Tribe (ST) population in Rajgir Subdivision is about 78 people, including 44 males and 34 females. Around 36 live in villages or rural parts. Nearly 42 live in towns or urban regions.
  • In terms of density, overall population density is around 666 people per square kilometre, rural areas have about 610 people per sq. km, urban areas record nearly 829 people per sq. km.