Badal, Punjab

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Badal
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Badal
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Badal
Badal (India)
Coordinates: 30°04′34″N74°39′59″E / 30.0761°N 74.6664°E / 30.0761; 74.6664
CountryFlag of India.svg  India
State Punjab
Region of Punjab Malwa
District Sri Muktsar Sahib
TehsilLambi
Government
  Type Panchayat Raj
  Body Gram Panchayat
Area
  Village14.95 km2 (5.77 sq mi)
Population
 (2011)
  Village
3,473
  Village density230/km2 (600/sq mi)
Languages
  OfficialPunjabi
Time zone UTC+5:30 (IST)
PIN
152113
Area code 01637244
Vehicle registration PB 30
Literacy67.49%
Website muktsar.nic.in

Badal is a village situated in the Lambi tehsil of the Sri Muktsar Sahib district in Punjab, India. The village is famous for its political affiliations and is always a hotspot of many prominent Indian Political Parties. The main leaders of Shiromani Akali Aal (SAD) party namely Parkash Singh Badal (Former CM, Punjab), Sukhbir Singh Badal (Former Deputy CM, Punjab) [1] and Harsimrat Kaur Badal  (Union Cabinet Minister) belong to Village Badal. Also prominent leader of People's Party of Punjab (PPP)/ Congress Manpreet Singh Badal (Finance Minister, Punjab) belong to Village Badal. Village Badal is a multi-cultural village living in harmony with four Gurdwara, two Hindu Temples and one Mosque. Village Badal also boasts two gyms and four sports stadiums for regular sports activity.

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Geography

Village Badal is situated at 59 km South from Sri Muktsar Sahib (District Headquarters), 8 km from Lambi (Sub-division/Tehsil headquarters) and 265 km from Chandigarh (State Capital). It is also 16 km from nearest city gidderbaha & 33 km from Bathinda City and 17 km from Mandi Dabwali, Haryana, India. Village Badal lies mere 17 km North of border with Haryana State of India and 25 km East of Rajasthan State of India.

Demographics

According to the 2011 Census of India, Badal had 686 households comprising a population of 3473, of which 1863 were males and 1610 were females. There were 412 children aged 0–6 and the Average Sex Ratio was 864. The literacy rate was 67.49%, with male literacy standing at 74.52% and that for females being literacy rate was 59.26%.[ citation needed ]

Healthcare and Old Age Home

Government Hospital

Village Badal have a well equipped and well staffed Government Hospital with 24/7 Emergency Service and Ambulance availability. The OPD department have well experienced and equipped doctors capable of diagnosing every kind of disease and treatment.

Baba Hira Das Ji Ayurvedic Hospital

Baba Hira Das Ji Ayurvedic Hospital provides diagnosing and treatment with Ayurvedic Medicines and have IPD department for serious cases.

Old-Age Home

Badal Village have an old-age home for needy senior citizens with 24/7 healthcare/ambulance service. The old age home have well behaving and well equipped residential rooms form senior citizens with regular monitoring of their food and heath.

Education

Colleges

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STATE INSTITUTE OF NURSING AND PARAMEDICAL SCIENCES, BADAL
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STATE INSTITUTE OF NURSING AND PARAMEDICAL SCIENCES, BADAL

Schools

Other Education Institutes

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RURAL INSTITUTE OF VOCATIONAL TRAINING, BADAL

Stadiums

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SPORTS STADIUM, BADAL-2

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