Information About Kolhapur District Panchayat | Zilla Parishad | ZP

Kolhapur District Panchayat

A District Panchayat, also known as Zila Parishad, is the highest level of local self-government in rural areas of India. It operates at the district level and plays a key role in rural development, planning, and administration.

The district Kolhapur is located in the Maharashtra state. It is home to a total of 34 wards. This means the district is represented by 34 members in the Zilla Parishad, also known as Zilla Parishad Sadasya.

State

Maharashtra

District

Kolhapur

Local Body Code

438

Population and Demographics (2011 Census)

The 2011 Census provides the following insights into the population of Kolhapur District:

Population Type Total
Total
1,514,190
Male: 771,049 | Female: 743,141
Rural
1,127,555
Male: 572,554 | Female: 555,001
Urban
386,635
Male: 198,495 | Female: 188,140

General Information

Number of Households: 294,837

Population Distribution

Total: 1,514,190 (Male: 771,049, Female: 743,141)

Literacy Statistics

Literate Population

Total: 995,459 (Male: 558,180, Female: 437,279)

Illiterate Population

Total: 518,731 (Male: 212,869, Female: 305,862)

Employment Classification

Total Workers

Total: 657,139 (Male: 453,642, Female: 203,497)

Main Workers

Total: 529,153 (Male: 425,753, Female: 103,400)

Detailed Work Classification

Main Workers

  • Cultivators: 185,004 (Male: 149,840, Female: 35,164)
  • Agricultural Laborers: 149,563 (Male: 102,874, Female: 46,689)

Marginal Workers

  • Cultivators: 47,122 (Male: 6,367, Female: 40,755)
  • Agricultural Laborers: 60,372 (Male: 11,859, Female: 48,513)

Population and Demographics (2011 Census)

The 2011 Census provides the following insights into the population of Kolhapur District:

Population Type Total
Total
1,514,190
Male: 771,049 | Female: 743,141
Rural
1,127,555
Male: 572,554 | Female: 555,001
Urban
386,635
Male: 198,495 | Female: 188,140

General Information

Number of Households: 294,837

Population Distribution

Total: 1,514,190 (Male: 771,049, Female: 743,141)

Literacy Statistics

Literate Population

Total: 995,459 (Male: 558,180, Female: 437,279)

Illiterate Population

Total: 518,731 (Male: 212,869, Female: 305,862)

Employment Classification

Total Workers

Total: 657,139 (Male: 453,642, Female: 203,497)

Main Workers

Total: 529,153 (Male: 425,753, Female: 103,400)

Detailed Work Classification

Main Workers

  • Cultivators: 185,004 (Male: 149,840, Female: 35,164)
  • Agricultural Laborers: 149,563 (Male: 102,874, Female: 46,689)

Marginal Workers

  • Cultivators: 47,122 (Male: 6,367, Female: 40,755)
  • Agricultural Laborers: 60,372 (Male: 11,859, Female: 48,513)

District Panchayat Ward Information

1. What Are Wards?

A ward is a small area in a district where people live. The district is divided into wards so that each area gets fair attention and representation.

2. How Are Wards Made?

  • Wards are created based on population: Areas with more people might have more wards to ensure fairness.
  • A ward can include one or more nearby villages.

3. Who Can Represent a Ward?

Each ward elects a representative for the Zilla Parishad. Some wards are reserved for:

  • People from specific communities, like Scheduled Castes or Scheduled Tribes.
  • Women, to make sure both men and women get equal chances.

4. How Do They Decide the Size of a Ward?

Wards are created carefully by considering:

  • Census data: Information about how many people live in the area.
  • Natural land boundaries and nearby villages.

5. Changes Over Time

Wards are reviewed and adjusted every few years, especially when new population data becomes available.

6. Why Do We Need Wards?

Wards make sure every part of the district gets attention and resources. They help the Zilla Parishad with projects like:

  • Building schools
  • Fixing roads
  • Providing clean water

List of wards of Kolhapur District Panchayat

# Ward Name Ward Number Ward Code Related Village Data
1 Aalas 25 727444 Loading...
2 Abdullat 29 736280 Loading...
3 Akiwat 28 736228 Loading...
4 Bhadole 12 617171 Loading...
5 Borawade 32 741794 Loading...
6 Chikhali 33 743671 Loading...
7 Danoli 22 727096 Loading...
8 Ghunaki 11 617170 Loading...
9 Hatangale 15 617174 Loading...
10 Hupari 20 617179 Loading...
11 Kabnur 18 617177 Loading...
12 Kapashi Senapati 34 743886 Loading...
13 Kasaba Sangaon 30 741743 Loading...
14 Kodoli Purv 6 602536 Loading...
15 Korochi 17 617176 Loading...
16 Kotoli 8 617168 Loading...
17 Kumbhoj 16 617175 Loading...
18 Nandani 23 727138 Loading...
19 Panundre 4 601851 Loading...
20 Pattankodoli 19 617178 Loading...
21 Pishavi 3 601847 Loading...
22 Porle Thane 7 602597 Loading...
23 Rendal 21 617180 Loading...
24 Rukadi 14 617173 Loading...
25 Sarud 2 601841 Loading...
26 Satave 5 602521 Loading...
27 Shirol 26 727589 Loading...
28 Shiroli 13 617172 Loading...
29 Shittur Tarfe Varun 1 601830 Loading...
30 Shiye 35 745227 Loading...
31 Sidhanerli 31 741766 Loading...
32 Udgoan 24 727293 Loading...
33 Yadrav 27 727691 Loading...
34 Yavluj 9 617169 Loading...

Terms and Definitions

This refers to the name of a specific ward (a smaller administrative unit within a district). A ward is typically a village or a town that falls under the governance of the District Panchayat.

This is a numerical identifier assigned to each ward within the district. It helps in organizing and distinguishing different wards under the District Panchayat.

The Ward Code is a unique numeric code assigned to each ward, ensuring a distinct identity for administrative and data management purposes. This code helps in tracking wards systematically across various government systems.