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“IF THE VILLAGE PERISHES, INDIA PERISHES TOO.”
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“IF THE VILLAGE PERISHES, INDIA PERISHES TOO.”

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DEVELOPMENT IN RURAL

AREAS IS ALL ABOUT TRANSFORMING THEIR 'LIVES 'AND NOT JUST TRANSFORMING ECONOMIES

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JAWHAR

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•    State : Maharashtra•    District : Thane•    Elevation : 447m (1,467ft)•    Population : 11,296 (as per 2001 census)•    Language : Marathi•    Literacy rate : 72%•    Community : Warli community•    Main Occupation : farming for 4 months • Other occupation : labor work for other 8 months•    Main crop : rice, cashew nut, mango•    Specialty : tourism , hill station ( mini Mahabaleshwar of thane district)                    WARLI PAINTING•    Other than this Dashera is the festival worth attending, as it is celebrated with great  enthusiasm..  

JAWHAR

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Jawahar is a hill station in Thane district of Maharashtra, gifted with exotic valleys, thick forests and pleasant climate.

Jawahar offers beautiful experience comparing to other hill stations in Maharashtra.

Tourists can explore the place by visiting Jai villas, the palace of the tribal lords that offers a unique opportunities to expose and enlighten with the tribal way of life.

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SOME OF THE TOURIST SPOTS OF JAWAHAR…

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Jai villas

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Sunset point

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Hanuman point

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Dhabosa Waterfall

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  Tribal Communities: 

• Tribal communities in Maharashtra account for 73 lakh population comprising 47 tribes confined in 75 talukas of 15 districts. 

•Out of this population, Thane district has 951000 tribal population. Jawhar taluka comprise 100% tribal population of 131346. 

 Anthropological evidences suggest that many of these tribes are of Dravidian ancestry.  Brief description of native tribal communities in Jawhar is as under.

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Qualitative Classification

1.   Mahadev Koli:  Account for 2.3% tribal population.  This is the most progressive tribe in the region and characterized by lesser addiction, maximum literacy, maximum % of  land ownership and better financial resources.  Construction of Morpakhi house is sharply district than other tribes’ houses.

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2.  Konkana:   About 50% individuals hold ownership land, literacy lesser than Mahadeo Kolis.

Community comprises 25-30% total population in the region.  House is mostly Chowpakhi. 

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3.  Warli:  This community is famous due to unique paintings.  Literacy % is about 50, 40% of the  population members hold land ownership and account for about 20% total population.  This tribe can be  distinguished from Konkana due to their style of wearing knee length clothes.  Their house is either  Chowpakhi or Dupakhi.

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 4.  Thakar:  Cover about 50% of total tribal population in Jawhar   Literacy % and land ownership % is about 25 and 40 respectively.  This tribe has two sub-tribes viz. K & M due to difference in intra-tribe speech accent.  This tribe has more domestic cattle than their counterparts.

 5.Dhorkoli and Katkari:  These primitive tribes account for about 46%, maximum individuals illiterate and landless of pastoral origin.  These tribes are considered too backward since they do not have own source of permanent income, living in hutments, consuming rats, dead cattle etc. in routine diet

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  Sl.No.  Agro-Climatic Component                                                       Description---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1. Average Rainfall and number of Rainy Days          2263 mm and 110-120 respectively2. Potential Cropping Period.                                        150-180 days.3. Kharif Temperatur e (Min and Max)                          22.7 C & 32.8 C respectively.4. Rabi Temperature (Min and Max)                             4.7 C & 33.0 C respectively.5. Summer Temperature (Min and Max)                     23.9 C & 35.0 C respectively.6. Humidity % (Kharif, Rabi & Summer)                        82.75, 61.75 & 42.25 respectively.7. Soil type with depth and slope.                                 Stony (3”, 5%), Sandy Loam (6”-8”,                                                                                           5-10%), Clay Loam (12”-18”, 0-1%)8. Electrical Conductivity of soil.                                    0.00365 mm hos, Acidic.9. P2O5/100 gm. soil                                                       6.7, Medium High.10. K2O/100 gm. Soil 23.30 Medium High.                   23.30 medium high11. Soil Erodibility.                                                           e    &  e   due to high average  and high rainfall.        

Agro-climatic condition

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Description of Agro -eco System in Jawhar Taluka

     Sl.No.  LandStretch                Kharif                              Rabi           ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1. Upland                                   NIL             Natural Grasses                                                                                                         e.g. Ain, Teak, Sadada and Khair2. Slopy Land                                         Nagali, Varai, Cowpea ,Blackgram NIL                                                                  Khurasani, Jowr, Ambadi as

mixed   cropping                                       Paddy & Very little

3.low land   NIL Moranthus    

  Soil is reddish in colour, light, with very poor water retention capacity.  Lands are mostly sloping

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•About 95% production is Jawhar block is agro based. 

•However, crops are not sufficient to garner any notable monetary gains.

•The cultivation is undertaken with limited objectives of satisfying family needs of food. 

•It is undertaken with wholly traditional means using wooden plough, Aathwal, Kudal etc.

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When we talk about the locally available materialswe find·      Bricks·      Mud·      Straws·      Bamboo sticks

They have a common style of housing seen throughout  Jawhar.Their house is made of bricks with mud thatched on it.They even have straws with mud or cow dung thatched over it with a very common sloping Mangalore tiled roof.

LOCAL MATERIALS

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SR. NO Population characteristics Jawhar block

1 Total population 131346, All rural2 M:F 1000:10073 % Population of children up

to 6 years20.89

4 % SC Population 0.36

5 %ST Population 93.52

6 % Male Literacy 27.727 % Female Literacy 11.248 Number of Households 25049

9 Average family size 4.710 %Households with  Female

Head of Family3.3

11 Avg % BPL Families 78.3

12 Average age of Bride & Groom

12 & 15 yrsrespectively

13 Age at First Delivery 13-14 yrs

POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS OF JAWHAR...

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ANALYSIS:•Population in Jawhar comprise mostly ST people depending on agriculture as primary source of income either through own cultivation or farm laborers

•Most individuals are BPL and illiterate.

•Females outnumber Males although their literacy is lesser than males.


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