Banmali

Banmali is a village located in the Kursakatta Subdivision of Araria district,Bihar, India. This article provides a comprehensive overview of Banmali, covering its demographics, population statistics, household data, administrative structure, geographical area, connectivity, educational and medical facilities, electricity supply, drinking water sources, and nearby villages.

Banmali Overview

Administrative & Basic Details
VillageBanmali
Pincode854331
Area34.0 Sq. Km
Village Code221917
Sub-DistrictKursakatta
Sub-District Code1117
DistrictAraria
District Code188
State/UTBihar
State/UT Code10
Gram PanchayatKursa Kanta
Gram Panchayat Code93752
Block PanchayatKursakanta
Block Panchayat Code2210
Total Population (2011 Census)705
Total Households152
Nearest TownBhatni Bazar (N (Distance: 0 Km)

Banmali has a population of 705 as recorded in the 2011 Census. It falls under the jurisdiction of Kursa Kanta Gram Panchayat and the Kursakanta Block Panchayat in Kursakatta District. The village has 152 households and is identified by village code 221917. Banmali is located in the 854331 postal area, contributing significantly to the rural administrative structure of Kursakatta Sub-District.

Total Population of Banmali

As of the 2011 census, Population of Banmali has a population of approximately 705 people, where the male population is 360 and the female population is 345.

Total 705
Male 360
Female 345

Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe Population of Banmali

The population data for Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) in Banmali is as follows:

Scheduled Caste (SC)
Total Scheduled Caste 123
Male 61
Female 62
Scheduled Tribe (ST)
Total Scheduled Tribe 0
Male 0
Female 0

Household in Banmali

There are approximately 152 households in Banmali. The average household size in the village is about 4 persons per house.

Type Stats
Household 152
People / Family 4

Assembly & Parliament Constituency of Banmali

Banmali falls under the Kursakatta Assembly and Parliament Constituency. The nearest town to Banmali is Kursakatta, which serves as the central hub for all major economic activities in the region.

Understanding Literacy Rates in Banmali Village

As per the 2011 Census, Banmali presents important statistics regarding its literacy and illiteracy rates.

Literacy in Banmali Village (2011):

Total 325
Male 188
Female 137

illiteracy in Banmali Village (2011):

Total 380
Male 172
Female 208

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Connectivity of Banmali

Connectivity Status (in year 2011)
Public Bus Not Available
Railway Station Available within <5 km distance
Communication Available

Electricity Facilities

Electricity Supply Available
Domestic Electricity Available
Agricultural Electricity Available
Other Electricity Uses Available (Within 3-5 km)
All Households Electrified

Education Facilities

Has Education Facility?Available
Primary School1
Middle School0
Secondary School0
Senior Secondary0
College0

Medical Facilities

Medical FacilityAvailable (Within 3-5 km)
Allopathic Hospital0
Ayurvedic Hospital0
Unani Hospital0
Homeopathic Hospital0
DispensariesAllopathic: 0, Ayurvedic: 0, Unani: 0, Homeo: 0
Primary Health Centre (PHC)
Other Medical Centres0

Drinking Water Facilities

Water Facility Available
Tap Water Not Available
Well Not Available
Tank Not Available
Tubewell Not Available
Handpump Available
Other Sources Not Available

Nearby Villages of Banmali

Frequently Asked Questions About Banmali Village

The total population of Banmali Village is approximately 705 people.

The male population is 360, while the female population is 345.

Banmali Village has about 152 households.

The average household size in Banmali is approximately 4 people per household.

The total literate population is 325, which includes 188 males and 137 females.

The total illiterate population is 380, consisting of 172 males and 208 females.

There are 69 villages in the Kursakatta Sub-District.

Banmali Village falls under the Kursa Kanta Gram Panchayat.

The Pincode for Banmali Village is 854331.

Banmali Village is part of the Kursakanta Block Panchayat.