Rise and Glory History of Halari Visa Oshwals

Author(s): Rati Dodhia
Publisher: Rati Dodhia

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APPENDIX 3
OSHWAL CENTERS AND POPULATION
INDIA: 2001 CENSUS:
Halar, 55 villages (Number of people in parenthesis):
Arablus (11); Aradhna Dham (13); Arikhana (44); Champa Beraja (17); Chela (234); Changa (69); Dabasang (179); Devariya (4); Dhinchda (178); Danta (54); Gajna (5); Gagva (88); Goinj (80); Jam Khambhalia (71); Juni Haripar (40); Jogvad (52); Kajurda (21); Kansumara (93); Kakabhai Sinhan (70); Kanalus (9); Khatiya (75); Khara Beraja (35); Khirasara (44); Lalpur (4); Lakhabaval (125); Macchu Beraja (37); Mithoi (2); Mota Ambala (49); Mota Mandha (41); Mota Lakhiya (22); Moti Rafudad (22); Mungni (105); Navagam (153); Navi Haripar (49); Nagda (26); Naghedi (146); Nana Mandha (44); Nani Khavdi (18); Nani Rafudad (19); Nanduri (6); Padana (153); Ravlsar (15); Rasangapar (112); Sikka (139); Seta Lus (95); Sevak Dhuniya (8); Sodasala (29); Singach (14); Targhari (7); Timbdi (10); Vadalia Sinhan (75); Vasai (122); Vav Beraja (18); Zankhar (13). Total No. Of Families - 893; Total Population - 3189.
Other Parts of India (Number of people in parenthesis):
Jamnagar (5821); Mumbai, Bhivandi and Thana (24,222); Abu (13); Ahmedabad (158); Ankleswar (13); Anjar (29); Arvi (18); Banglore (1092); Betul (10); Chandrapur (4); Coimbatur (22); Cochin (24); Calcutta (15); Dahanu (2); Hydrabad (97); Higoli (5); Indore (207); Jalna (18); Malegam (67); Morbi (5); Mysore (26); Nadiad (11); Nagpur (17); Patancheru (15); Pandhurna (163); Pipariya (37); Pune (4); Rajkot (109); Sicandrabad (5); Surat