Project sponsored by Nabard in district- Katni
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The document provides information about Katni district in Madhya Pradesh, India. It discusses the 5 blocks in Katni district, key demographic and socioeconomic details like population density, literacy rates, temperature, rainfall, major crops and industries. It also summarizes NABARD projects implemented in the district by Lakshya NGO, including 102 farmer clubs, 184 self-help groups formed, capacity building programs on technology adoption, and financial inclusion programs.
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- 1. By:- Er. Vikram Singh Yadav Executive Director- Lakshya IDAS
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- 4. Socio-economic status of the community • Area: 4950 square kilometers • Density of population: 261 people per square kilometer • Literacy Rate: 73.62 % - Male: 84.21 %, Female: 62.47 % • Male Female Ratio: 1000:948 • Katni District Avg. Rainfall: 790.6 mm • Katni District Avg. Temp in summer: 33.79 deg C • Katni District Avg. Temp in winter: 17.69 deg C • Major Agricultural Products: Paddy, wheat, gram, pulses, maize, mutter, vegetables, oil seeds • Major Industries: Mineral based industries, pulses mills, asbestos • Mineral Resources: Limestone, bauxite, laterite clay, fire clay
- 5. AGRO-CLIMATIC CONDITIONS OF KATNI DISTRICT • Katni has a perfect balance between agricultural productivity and industrial developments. • Paddy, wheat, Maize, gram and pulses form the main crops of the district. • Deep medium Black soil Area 16.21 m.Ha.(36.53%). • N-Low, P-Low, K-High.
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