Sawarai (Tarapur) is a village located in the Palghar Subdivision of Palghar district,Maharashtra, India. This article offers a comprehensive insight into Sawarai (Tarapur)'s demographic details, population statistics, household information, administrative setup and a list of nearby villages.
| Administrative & Basic Details | |
|---|---|
| Village | Sawarai (Tarapur) |
| Pincode | 401404 |
| Village Code | 552184 |
| Sub-District | Palghar |
| Sub-District Code | 4163 |
| District | Palghar |
| District Code | 665 |
| State/UT | Maharashtra |
| State/UT Code | 27 |
| Gram Panchayat | Tarapur |
| Gram Panchayat Code | 192412 |
| Block Panchayat | Palghar |
| Block Panchayat Code | 4951 |
| Total Population (2011 Census) | 359 |
| Total Households | 91 |
Sawarai (Tarapur) has a population of 359 as recorded in the 2011 Census. It falls under the jurisdiction of Tarapur Gram Panchayat and the Palghar Block Panchayat in Palghar District. The village has 91 households and is identified by village code 552184. Sawarai (Tarapur) is located in the 401404 postal area, contributing significantly to the rural administrative structure of Palghar Sub-District.
As of the 2011 census, Population of Sawarai (Tarapur) has a population of approximately 359 people, where the male population is 174 and the female population is 185.
| Total | 359 |
| Male | 174 |
| Female | 185 |
There are approximately 91 households in Sawarai (Tarapur). The average household size in the village is about 3 persons per house.
| Type | Stats |
|---|---|
| Household | 91 |
| People / Family | 3 |
Sawarai (Tarapur) falls under the Palghar Assembly and Parliament Constituency. The nearest town to Sawarai (Tarapur) is Palghar, which serves as the central hub for all major economic activities in the region.
As per the 2011 Census, Sawarai (Tarapur) presents important statistics regarding its literacy and illiteracy rates.
Literacy in Sawarai (Tarapur) Village (2011):
| Total | 328 |
| Male | 167 |
| Female | 161 |
illiteracy in Sawarai (Tarapur) Village (2011):
| Total | 31 |
| Male | 7 |
| Female | 24 |