Amalsadi

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

Amalsadi Overview

Administrative & Basic Details
VillageAmalsadi
Pincode394350
Area505.37 Sq. Km
Village Code524253
Sub-DistrictPalsana
Sub-District Code3939
DistrictSurat
District Code459
State/UTGujarat
State/UT Code24
Gram PanchayatAmalsadi
Gram Panchayat Code165454
Block PanchayatPalsana
Block Panchayat Code4602
Total Population (2011 Census)1610
Total Households397
Nearest TownBARDOLI (Distance: 52 Km)

Amalsadi has a population of 1610 as recorded in the 2011 Census. It falls under the jurisdiction of Amalsadi Gram Panchayat and the Palsana Block Panchayat in Palsana District. The village has 397 households and is identified by village code 524253. Amalsadi is located in the 394350 postal area, contributing significantly to the rural administrative structure of Palsana Sub-District.

Total Population of Amalsadi

As of the 2011 census, Population of Amalsadi has a population of approximately 1610 people, where the male population is 790 and the female population is 820.

Total 1610
Male 790
Female 820

Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe Population of Amalsadi

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

Scheduled Caste (SC)
Total Scheduled Caste 31
Male 14
Female 17
Scheduled Tribe (ST)
Total Scheduled Tribe 2155
Male 1097
Female 1058

Household in Amalsadi

There are approximately 397 households in Amalsadi. The average household size in the village is about 4 persons per house.

Type Stats
Household 397
People / Family 4

Assembly & Parliament Constituency of Amalsadi

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

Understanding Literacy Rates in Amalsadi Village

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

Literacy in Amalsadi Village (2011):

Total 1158
Male 600
Female 558

illiteracy in Amalsadi Village (2011):

Total 452
Male 190
Female 262

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Connectivity of Amalsadi

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

Electricity Facilities

Electricity Supply Available
Domestic Electricity Available
Agricultural Electricity Available
Other Electricity Uses Not Available
All Households Electrified No

Education Facilities

Has Education Facility?Available
Primary School3
Middle School0
Secondary School1
Senior Secondary0
College0

Medical Facilities

Medical FacilityAvailable
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 Available (Within 3-5 km)
Well Available
Tank Available (Within 3-5 km)
Tubewell Available
Handpump Available
Other Sources Available (Within 3-5 km)

Nearby Villages of Amalsadi

Frequently Asked Questions About Amalsadi Village

The total population of Amalsadi Village is approximately 1610 people.

The male population is 790, while the female population is 820.

Amalsadi Village has about 397 households.

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

The total literate population is 1158, which includes 600 males and 558 females.

The total illiterate population is 452, consisting of 190 males and 262 females.

There are 48 villages in the Palsana Sub-District.

Amalsadi Village falls under the Amalsadi Gram Panchayat.

The Pincode for Amalsadi Village is 394350.

Amalsadi Village is part of the Palsana Block Panchayat.