Chauth Ka Barwara Tehsil

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Chauth Ka Barwara Tehsil
CountryFlag of India.svg  India
State Rajasthan
District Sawai Madhopur
Headquarters Chauth Ka Barwara
Villages
List
    • Abhaipura
    • Adalwara Kalan
    • Adalwara Khurd
    • Andholi
    • Bageena
    • Balriya
    • Banderiya
    • Banjari
    • Bansla
    • Bansra
    • Bhagwatgarh
    • Bhedola
    • Bhedoli
    • Borda
    • Chainpura
    • Chaukri
    • Chauth Ka Barwara
    • Deoli
    • Deopura
    • Dholi
    • Didayach
    • Ekra
    • Encher
    • Ganeshganj
    • Gardwas
    • Girdharpura
    • Gopalpura
    • Gunseela
    • Isarda
    • Jagmoda
    • Jajera
    • Jharoda
    • Jhonpra
    • Jola
    • Kachhipura
    • Kanwarpura
    • Kawad
    • Kumhariya
    • Mahapura
    • Manpur
    • Murli Manoharpura
    • Nahri Kalan
    • Nahri Khurd With Jharkund
    • Nayagaon
    • Paondera
    • Peeplya
    • Raipur
    • Rajwana
    • Ramsinghpura
    • Ratanpura
    • Rewatpura
    • Roopnagar
    • Samundrapura
    • Sarsop
    • Sawai Ganj
    • Shersinghpura
    • Shiwar
    • Sirohi
    • Solpur
    • Tapur
    • Teendoo
    • Thekra
    • Torda
    • Trilokpura
    • Vijaipura
Population
 (2011) [1]
  Total97,500
Demographics
   Literacy 52.57
  Sex ratio926

Chauth Ka Barwara Tehsil is one of the seven Tehsils of Sawai Madhopur District, [2] Rajasthan state, India

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References

  1. "Name Census 2011, Rajasthan data". censusindia.gov.in. 2022. Retrieved 6 January 2022.
  2. "Sawai Madhopur: 'Ladli' drowned in a well in front of mother, came to work on the farm to help".