Q01What is the pincode of Pathar?
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The pincode of Pathar, Bijawar tehsil, Chhatarpur district, Madhya Pradesh is 471408. The post office is Satai.
Q02Which post office delivers to Pathar?
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Mail for Pathar is delivered through Satai post office, pincode 471408, in Bijawar tehsil, Chhatarpur district. Use the full village name and the pincode on envelopes and courier forms.
Q03In which district is Pathar located?
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Pathar is a village in Bijawar tehsil of Chhatarpur district, Madhya Pradesh, India.
Q04What is the population of Pathar as per Census 2011?
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As per the 2011 Census, Pathar village has a population of 2 across 2 households.
Q05Who is the sarpanch of Pathar?
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The current sarpanch of Pathar gram panchayat is Jagdev Singh yadav.
Q06Which Lok Sabha constituency is Pathar in?
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Pathar falls under the Damoh Lok Sabha constituency (PC #7) of Madhya Pradesh.
Q07Which Vidhan Sabha (assembly) constituency is Pathar in?
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Pathar falls under the Malhara assembly constituency (AC #53) of Madhya Pradesh.
Q08What is the literacy rate in Pathar?
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The Census 2011 literacy rate for Pathar village is 50.0%.
Q09What government schemes are applicable for residents of Pathar?
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12 schemes currently match residents of Pathar, including Mukhyamantri Ladli Behna Yojana, Mukhyamantri Tirth Darshan Yojana, Atal Pension Yojana (APY). Eligibility, benefits, and apply links are listed on the village page.
Q10How far is Pathar from Chhatarpur district centre?
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Pathar is approximately 73 km (straight-line) from the centre of Chhatarpur district. See "How to reach" on the village page for directions.
Q11What is the LGD code of Pathar?
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The Local Government Directory (LGD) code of Pathar village is 458296.
Q12Which is the nearest town to Pathar?
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Banpur (population 13,343, Census 2011) is the nearest large settlement, about 38 km from Pathar in a straight line.
Q13How big is Pathar compared to other villages in Bijawar tehsil?
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Pathar ranks 116 of 137 villages in Bijawar tehsil by Census 2011 population (2 residents).
Q14How far is Pathar from Bhopal?
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Pathar is about 243 km from Bhopal in a straight line (the state capital of Madhya Pradesh); by road expect roughly 316 km.
Q15How far is Pathar from Delhi?
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Pathar is about 425 km from Delhi in a straight line; by road expect roughly 553 km.
Q16Which is the nearest railway station to Pathar?
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Nivari is the nearest railway station to Pathar, about 30 km away in a straight line (OpenStreetMap). By road expect roughly 40 km.
Q17Which is the nearest hospital or health centre to Pathar?
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Government Hospital, Prithvipur is the nearest hospital or health centre to Pathar, about 17 km away in a straight line (OpenStreetMap). By road expect roughly 23 km.
Q18Which is the nearest ATM or bank to Pathar?
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SBI is the nearest ATM or bank to Pathar, about 32 km away in a straight line (OpenStreetMap). By road expect roughly 42 km.
Q19Which is the nearest petrol pump to Pathar?
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HP is the nearest petrol pump to Pathar, about 32 km away in a straight line (OpenStreetMap). By road expect roughly 42 km.
Q20Who is the MLA of Pathar?
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Pathar falls under Malhara assembly constituency (AC 53). The sitting MLA is Bahin Ramsiya Bharti (INC).
Q21Who is the MP for Pathar?
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Pathar is in Damoh Lok Sabha constituency. The sitting Member of Parliament is Rahul Lodhi (Rahul Lodhi).
Q22What is the population of Pathar in 2026?
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Pathar is estimated at 2 people in 2026, up about 0% from 2 in the 2011 Census (projection from the state growth rate; the next Census will replace it).
Q23Which agro-climatic zone is Pathar in?
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Madhya Pradesh falls in the Central Plateau and Hills zone (soybean, wheat, gram, cotton) and the Eastern Plateau and Hills zone (rice, millets, pulses; rain-fed) of the ICAR classification; Pathar in Chhatarpur district shares that zone's cropping pattern and rainfall regime.
Q24Who is the sarpanch of Pathar?
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Jagdev Singh yadav is the sarpanch of Pathar gram panchayat, Bijawar tehsil. See the sarpanch list of Bijawar tehsil for every gram panchayat.
Answers are auto-built from the village's verified record. If something is wrong, residents can correct it after claiming the village.