Village Profiling study of Asan Kala, Panipat, Haryana

1. Presented By: Vibha Pandey (YP)
Raviraj Borade (YP)
District: Panipat
Welcome To

2. Rural Field Immersion
ASAN KALA, Panipat Block
Panipat District
Haryana State Rural Livelihood Mission

3. OBJECTIVES OF
IMMERSION
• To get insight of the socio-economic & cultural
realities of rural life.
• To understand the dynamics of various village
level institution in addressing the development
work
• To understand the status of women: their
contribution and the role played by them in
developing rural entrepreneurship
• To understand the dynamics of social structure,
infrastructure, resources, and various intervention
on the villagers & how it affects them
• To develop a Young Professional personality.

4. VILLAGE
PROFILING

5. VILLAGE
PROFILING

6. HISTORY OF
ASAN KALA
o Asan Kala formed after the partition of 1947
o People from Pakistan got migrated here and get
settled here
o Asan Kala is an ancient village having produced
gallantry awarded defence personnel and
martyrs.

7. INTRODUCTION
Asan Kalan - Village Overview
Gram Panchayat : Assan Kalan
Block / Tehsil : Panipat
District : Panipat
State : Haryana
Pin code : 132105
Area : 1233 hectares
Population : 5685
Households : 982
Assembly Constituency : Panipat Rural
Parliament Constituency : Karnal
Nearest Town : Panipat.

8. DEMOGRAPHY
Asan Kalan - Village Overview
Population: 5685
Total Male: 2951
Total Female: 2734
SC: 1296
BC: 3581
General: 808
Total Children: 619
Total Households: 982
BPL: 315

9. INFRASTRUCTURE

10. Social Infrastructure Other Infrastructure
✔ Educational Institution
✔ Anganwadi
✔ Household
✔ Veterinary Hospital
✔ Drinking Water
✔ Religious Place
✔ Chaupall
✔ PDS Shop
✔ Thermal Power Plant
✔ Refineries
✔ Handloom Factories
✔ Telecommunication
✔ Tanks
✔ Drainage System
✔ Post Office
✔ Railway Station
✔ Rest House
✔ Roads & Transport Connectivity
✔ Bank & ATM
✔ Petrol Pump
Available Type of Infrastructure

11. Health Infrastructures Water Facilities
Government Hospital
• Primary Health Centre- Kabri
• Veterinary Hospital
Private Hospital
• Baba Jotsachar Hospital
Other Infrastructures
Canal Irrigation & Drinking 3
Water Tank
Capacity(10,000 Lt;
12000 Lt)
2
Well Not in work 6
Bore well
Colony-wise &
Agriculture
Purifier Gram Panchayat 2
Pumps Gram Panchayat 20

12. Other Infrastructures
Sr. No. Other Infrastructure Availability Number
1 Temple Yes 8
2 Mosque Yes 1
3 Gurudwara Yes 2
4 Thermal Power Plant Government 1
5 Refinery Yes 1
6 Factories Cement Factories-1; Handloom- 3 4
7 Telecommunication BSNL, Vodafone, Airtel, Jio and others 5
8 Drainage System Yes 1

13. Other Infrastructures
Sr. No. Other Infrastructure Availability Number & Name
9 Police Station Thermal camp 1
10 Post Office Available 1
11 Railway Station Asan 1
12 Rest House Government 1
13 Roads & Transport Autos & Buses Autos- 22
14 Bank & ATM SBI & SBI ATM 1
15 Petrol Pump HP 1
16 Park & Chaupall for Community Gram Panchayat 1 & 6

14. EDUCATIONAL
INSTITUTION
Types of Schools No.
Government School 2
Private School 1
Anganwadi 5
Kids Play School 1

16. LAND
DISTRIBUTION
PATTERN

17. SEASONALITY OF
CROPPING
PATTERN
Season
Name of
crop
Time of Sowing
Time of
Harvesting
Kharif
Rice or
Paddy
Ashadh (June-July) Mid Kartik (October)
Rabi Wheat
Mid Kartik
(October)
Mid Baisakh (April
May)

18. ALLIED
AGRICULTURE
ACTIVITIES
LIVESTOCK DETAILS
Livestock No.
Cow 575
Buffalo 189
Goat 20
Pig 50
Horse 2
Ducks Farm 3
Fisheries 1
Total Animal 2465

19. ENTREPRENURIAL
ACTIVITIES
Types of Shops No. of Shops
Cement Shops 1
Repairing Shops 3
Stationery 4
Hardware 3
Food Vendor 8
Meat Shops 3
Engineering & Machinery 3
Mobile Vendor 1
Utensils 1
Garment & Clothing 6
Footwear 4

20. ENTREPRENURIAL
ACTIVITIES
Types of Shops No. of Shops
Medical Store 4
Liquor Shop 1
Photo Studio 2
Restaurants & Tapri 3
Agro-Business 1
Handloom Factories 3
General Store 15
Hair Saloon & Beauty Parlour 2
Hospital 1
Jewellery 1
Hardware 1
Photocopy & Printing 1

21. ECONOMIC
ACTIVITIES

22. LIVELIHOOD PATTERN

23. ● Village Organization: Vaishnavi Mahila Gram
Sanghathan
● Date of Formation of VO: 28 February 2017
● Total Member of SHGs in VO: 13 SHGs
● No. of Household covered by VO: 36
● Total SHGs in Asan Kala: 15
● Average No. of Member: 10 member each
● Aim of the SHG: Financial Literacy, Saving &
Thrift, Inter-lending, Self-Reliance for women.
VILLAGE
ORGANIZATION
& SHG’s

24. SHG’s
MAJOR
FINDINGS
● Participation in SHG’s is very much active
● Having a zeal to perform any task
● Women are becoming awareness of financial
literacy
● Involved in Saving & Thrift
● Enhancing livelihood and creating new
livelihood opportunities for women
● Started their education from where they left
● Becoming Self-dependent

25. A CASE STUDY
on:
An Ex State
Level player
came out from
Poverty Trap

26. ❖ Name: Saleena Husband: Surendra Kumar Education: 10th
❖ Age: 36 Family: 9 Daughter: 6 Son: 1
❖ In Asan Kala from last 18 year
❖ An 36 yr. Ex-State Level Power lifter Saleena an active SHG member
❖ Won several medal during her sports career
❖ Financial Status was very bad at the time of marriage so was not able to pursue sports as
career
❖ Get involved in Self Help Group named as Meera Mahila Samuh in 2016
❖ Started her own Kirana Shop in 2017 with the initial capital of Rs. 25,000

27. ❖ Total sale initially: Rs. 900 per day Profit: Rs. 500 per day
❖ Took loan from private company as well as SHG for starting the livelihood
❖ Built toilet by saving money by herself.
❖ Changed view of her family after becoming self-dependent
❖ Provide better education to their children
❖ Changing the mentality of other people and providing financial literacy to other women
❖ Encouraging other women to start their own livelihood opportunity and in formation of
SHG group
❖ Need to open a sport stadium to provide the power lifting training to the Asan Kala girls

28. MAJOR
FINDINGS
Of ASAN
KALA
● Providing better education facilities to the girls
● Presence of harmonious relationship among
different community member
● Absence crop diversification.
● Majority of Youth doesn’t have aspiration for
higher education
● Reduction in Traditional water bodies due to
reclamation activities by villagers
● Increment in Respiratory diseases due to
presence of coal ash in the air
● Reduction in farming activities due to the
becoming Industrial development area
● Small role in decision making and issue
handling to the women panchayat member

29. From the Bucket of ASAN KALA

30. From the Bucket of ASAN KALA

31. THANK
YOU