Demographics & Census Data

Paraspur Population Report

Comprehensive demographic summary, census indicators, and literacy analysis for Paraspur block, Gonda district.

Total Block Population 178,420+ Across 91 Villages
Sex Ratio 928 Females per 1,000 Males
Average Literacy Rate 63.4% Growing Educational Access
Total Households 28,500+ Paraspur Tehsil Region

Demographic Breakdown & Socio-Economic Profile

Paraspur is one of the key administrative blocks in western Gonda district, located along the fertile plains of the Sarayu river basin. The majority of the population resides in rural agricultural settlements spread across 91 Gram Panchayats.

Key Demographic Indicators

Indicator Count / Rate Percentage
Male Population92,54051.8%
Female Population85,88048.2%
Child Population (0-6 Yrs)27,15015.2%
Scheduled Caste (SC)29,80016.7%
Working Population (Agrarian/Trade)58,20032.6%

Major Villages by Population in Paraspur Block

Village Name Gram Panchayat Estimated Population
Pasaka (Sukarkhet)Pasaka8,450+
Paraspur KhasParaspur Town12,100+
AataAata6,800+
Bhauri GanjBhauri Ganj7,200+
SakraurSakraur5,900+
AbhayipurAbhayipur5,100+

Village Directory Access

Explore individual demographic data, schools, and post offices for all 91 villages in Paraspur block.

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How to Read Census Data for Paraspur

Census figures help planners, students and businesses understand a place. The most recent full Census in India was held in 2011, and later figures are estimates until the next Census is published.

  • Understand the terms. Population is the total number of people. Sex ratio is the number of females per 1,000 males. Literacy rate is the share of people aged seven and above who can read and write.
  • Village versus block. Census data is published at village, sub-district (tehsil or block) and district level. Figures for one village do not represent the whole block.
  • Use official sources. The Census of India website publishes the Primary Census Abstract for every village and town. Use it to confirm any number you see quoted elsewhere.
  • Remember the date. Figures from 2011 do not reflect migration, births and growth since then, so treat them as a baseline.
  • Use it for planning. Businesses, schools and health services use population and literacy data to decide where to open and what to offer.

Frequently Asked Questions

When was the last Census?

The last full Census in India was conducted in 2011.

Where can I find official village-level data?

On the Census of India website under the Primary Census Abstract for Uttar Pradesh, Gonda district.

Why do numbers differ between websites?

Some sites use estimates or mix different years. Always check the year and source.

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