Arwal District - Population 2011-2025

Arwal District Bihar Census 2025/2011: Full Population, Religion, Urban/Rural, Literacy, SC/ST, City & Taluk Stats (All Official Data)
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Quick Overview of Arwal District Census 2021 (Projection & Latest)

  • Estimated Population (2025): 875,430 to 880,000+ (8.75–8.80 lakh)
  • Population (2011): 700,843 (7.01 lakh)
  • Male: 363,497 (2011), Est. 2025: 448,701–452,000
  • Female: 337,346 (2011), Est. 2025: 423,000–432,000
  • Area: 638 km²
  • Density: 1,099/km² (2011)
  • Households: 118,222 (2011)
  • Sex Ratio (2011): 928; Child Sex Ratio (0–6): 940; Est. 2025: ~929
  • Average Literacy Rate: 67.43% (2011); Male: 79.06%; Female: 54.85%
  • Child (0–6 years): 127,841 (18.2%); Male: 65,910; Female: 61,931
  • Urban Pop. (2011): 51,849 (7.4%); Rural: 648,994 (92.6%)

Population Projections & Historic Growth (1901–2036)

Census YearPopulationVariationVariation %MaleFemale
1901153,395--75,31078,085
1911160,771+7,376+4.81%79,01081,761
1921160,170-601-0.37%79,95080,220
1931177,693+17,523+10.94%88,80088,890
1941206,477+28,784+16.20%103,000103,000
1951228,434+21,957+10.63%115,000113,000
1961267,736+39,302+17.21%133,000134,000
1971326,245+58,509+21.85%166,000160,000
1981384,626+58,381+17.89%196,000188,000
1991465,038+80,412+20.91%241,000224,000
2001589,476+124,438+26.40%304,645284,831
2011700,843+111,367+18.89%363,497337,346
2025 (proj)875,430+174,587+24.91%448,701426,729
2026 (proj)887,340+186,497+26.61%452,000435,000
2036 (proj)994,961+294,118+41.97%511,522483,489

Religion Wise Population (2011 & 2025 Est.)

ReligionPopulation (2011)% (2011)Estimated (2025)
Hindu634,09990.48%782,732
Muslim64,2599.17%79,321
Christian3900.06%481
Sikh590.01%73
Buddhist3230.05%399
Jain740.01%91
Others600.01%74
Not Stated1,5790.23%1,949
Total700,843100.00%865,121

SC/ST Population (2011)

CategoryTotalMaleFemale%Sex Ratio
Scheduled Caste141,31472,88568,42920.16%939
Scheduled Tribe5902833070.08%1,085

Urban/Rural, Literacy, Child Ratio, Households (2011)

AreaPopulation%MaleFemaleSex RatioChild Sex RatioLiteracyHouseholds
Urban51,8497.427,07724,77291593475.29%-
Rural648,99492.6336,420312,57492994066.79%118,222
Total700,843100363,497337,34692894067.43%118,222

Literacy Rate by Area & Religion (2011)

CategoryAverage LiteracyMale LiteracyFemale Literacy
Total67.43%79.06%54.85%
Urban75.29%85.17%64.45%
Rural66.79%78.57%54.09%
Hindu66.91%79.02%53.81%
Muslim72.23%79.39%64.61%
Christian68.94%76.62%61.90%
Religion not stated76.8%83.69%68.76%

Sex Ratio by Area & Religion (2011)

CategorySex Ratio
Total928
Urban915
Rural929
Hindu928
Muslim939
Christian1,097
Religion not stated876

Child Population (0–6 years, 2011)

TypeTotalMaleFemale%Sex Ratio
Total127,84165,91061,93118.24%940
Urban9,1944,7544,44017.73%934
Rural118,64761,15657,49118.28%940

Workforce (2011)

DescriptionTotalMaleFemale
Main Workers161,277126,76134,516
Cultivators41,59035,6535,937
Agric. Labourer88,14665,28122,865
Household Industries3,8912,7791,112
Other Workers27,65023,0484,602
Marginal Workers75,07741,23033,847
Total Workers236,354167,99168,363
Non Working464,489195,506268,983

Administrative Subdivisions, Blocks, Panchayat & Village List

  • Sub-division: Arwal Sadar
  • Blocks (5): Arwal, Kaler, Karpi, Kurtha, Sonbhadra Banshi Suryapur
  • Villages: 316
  • No. of towns: 1
Block / Subdistrict
Arwal
Kaler
Karpi
Kurtha
Sonbhadra Banshi Suryapur

Language Distribution (2011)

  • Magahi: 86.53%
  • Hindi: 8.11%
  • Urdu: 4.96%

Houseless / Roofless (2011)

  • Families without roof: 67 (332 persons, ~0.047% of population)

Geography, Socio-Economics, Politics & Notable Facts

  • Newly created district (since 2001; previously a part of Jehanabad), part of Magadh division
  • Known for Red Corridor/naxal-related history (Laxmanpur Bathe massacre)
  • Main crops: Paddy, wheat, pulses—fully agricultural, no major industry, most engaged in farm sector
  • Unique for abundant clean groundwater; Son river provides irrigation
  • Nearest airport: Patna (65 km); nearest railway: Jehanabad or Anugarh Narayan Road
  • Main languages: Magahi, Hindi, Urdu. Notable politicians: Maha Nand Singh, Bagi Kumar Verma

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