Lalpora — Kunzar, Baramulla, Jammu And Kashmir

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Lalpora is a village in Kunzar mandal, Baramulla district, Jammu and Kashmir, with a population of 5,450 in 937 households. The village has a literacy rate of 48.2% and is located at 34.009°N, 74.574°E under postal code 193404.

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LGD code: 2697
Pincode: 193404
Population: 5,450
Households: 937
Literacy rate: 48.2%
Sex ratio: 1013 ♀/1000♂
Workers: 1,788

Key facts — Lalpora

LGD code: 2697
Pincode: 193404
Population (Census 2011): 5,450
Population (projected 2026): 6,426
Households: 937
Sex ratio (per 1,000 males): 1013
Literacy rate: 48.2%
Coordinates: 34.00910°N, 74.57401°E
Lok Sabha constituency: Baramulla
Vidhan Sabha constituency: Sonawari
Member of Parliament: Sheikh Er Rashid
Member of Legislative Assembly: Hilal Akbar Lone
Block / Mandal: Kunzar

Demographics — Census 2011 + 2026 estimate + NFHS-5

Population, education, health & sanitation

India's last full census was 2011 · 2026 figures are RGI projections · NFHS-5 (2019-21) covers the Baramulla district level

Then & Now

Lalpora — Census 2011 to projected 2026

Population · 2011

5,450

Census 2011 baseline

+17.9%

Population · 2026

6,426

RGI / state CAGR projection

Households · 2011

937

Census 2011 baseline

+17.9%

Households · 2026

1,105

RGI / state CAGR projection

2011 = decadal Census of India. 2026 = forward-projection from state-level CAGR — working estimate, refines when the next Census publishes.

Census 2011

Canonical baseline · last full census · village-level

Population: 5,450Census 2011
Households: 937Census 2011
Literacy rate: 48.2%Census 2011
Sex ratio: 1013 ♀/1000♂Census 2011

2026 estimate

Projected from 2011 + state CAGR · live ECI electorate

Est. population: 6,4262026 proj. · +17.9% vs 2011
Est. households: 1,1052026 projection
Active job cards: 64,982MGNREGA · district · Feb 2024-2025
HHs worked (FY): 41,347MGNREGA · district · Feb 2024-2025
State electorate: 86,76,086ECI Lok Sabha 2024 final roll

NFHS-5 (2019-21)

National Family Health Survey · district overlay

Sex ratio @ birth: —NFHS-5 district
Female literacy: —NFHS-5 district
Electricity: —NFHS-5 district
Improved sanitation: —NFHS-5 district
Children vaccinated: —NFHS-5 district
Anaemia (women): —NFHS-5 district

Post-2011 updates

Central-government dashboards · sourced from data.gov.in · refreshed when the ministry publishes

Tap water at homedistrict level: 75.3%Jal Jeevan Mission · Dec 2023 · Baramulla district
Rural houses builtdistrict level: 3,04,250PMAY-G · 3,04,250 of 3,36,498 sanctioned · Mar 2025 · Baramulla district
Toilets builtdistrict level: 51,246Swachh Bharat Mission - Gramin · Dec 2023 · Baramulla district

Sources: Office of the Registrar General & Census Commissioner of India (Census 2011 + Population Projections 2011-2036) · International Institute for Population Sciences (NFHS-5) · Election Commission of India · data.gov.in (Jal Jeevan Mission, PMAY-G, SBM-G dashboards). Projections may differ from on-the-ground reality by ±20% for individual villages. An asterisk next to a sex-ratio value (—*) flags a Census 2011 figure outside the plausible range of 300–2000 ♀/1000♂; the underlying source row is suppressed pending review.

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Lead story

May 2026

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Youth Dies After Being Found Unconscious at Home in North Kashmir

Youth Dies After Being Found Unconscious at Home in North Kashmir (via Kashmir Life). Read the full story at the source.

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May

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DIG North Kashmir reviews security, anti-drug drive in Baramulla

DIG North Kashmir reviews security, anti-drug drive in Baramulla (via KNS News). Read the full story at the source.

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May

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Baramulla youth begin foot march to Doda to meet MLA Mehraj Malik, promote LG’s anti-drug campaign

Baramulla youth begin foot march to Doda to meet MLA Mehraj Malik, promote LG’s anti-drug campaign (via Greater Kashmir). Read the full story at the source.

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What is the pincode of Lalpora?

The pincode of Lalpora, Kunzar mandal, Baramulla district, Jammu And Kashmir is 193404.

In which district is Lalpora located?

Lalpora is a village in Kunzar mandal of Baramulla district, Jammu And Kashmir, India.

What is the population of Lalpora as per Census 2011?

As per the 2011 Census, Lalpora village has a population of 5,450 across 937 households.

Which Lok Sabha constituency is Lalpora in?

Lalpora falls under the Baramulla Lok Sabha constituency (PC #1) of Jammu And Kashmir.

Which Vidhan Sabha (assembly) constituency is Lalpora in?

Lalpora falls under the Sonawari assembly constituency (AC #14) of Jammu And Kashmir.

What is the literacy rate in Lalpora?

The Census 2011 literacy rate for Lalpora village is 48.2%.

What is the sex ratio in Lalpora?

The Census 2011 sex ratio for Lalpora village is 1013 females per 1,000 males.

What government schemes are applicable for residents of Lalpora?

12 schemes currently match residents of Lalpora, including Ladli Beti Scheme (J&K), PM Development Package for Jammu & Kashmir, Atal Pension Yojana (APY). Eligibility, benefits, and apply links are listed on the village page.

What is the LGD code of Lalpora?

The Local Government Directory (LGD) code of Lalpora village is 2697.

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