Q01What is the pincode of Kongri?
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The pincode of Kongri, Yuksom block, Gyalshing district, Sikkim is 737111. The post office is Gayzing.
Q02Which post office delivers to Kongri?
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Mail for Kongri is delivered through Gayzing post office, pincode 737111, in Yuksom block, Gyalshing district. Use the full village name and the pincode on envelopes and courier forms.
Q03In which district is Kongri located?
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Kongri is a village in Yuksom block of Gyalshing district, Sikkim, India.
Q04What is the population of Kongri as per Census 2011?
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As per the 2011 Census, Kongri village has a population of 500 across 94 households.
Q05Which Lok Sabha constituency is Kongri in?
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Kongri falls under the Sikkim Lok Sabha constituency (PC #1) of Sikkim.
Q06Which Vidhan Sabha (assembly) constituency is Kongri in?
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Kongri falls under the Yoksam-Tashiding assembly constituency (AC #1) of Sikkim.
Q07What is the literacy rate in Kongri?
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The Census 2011 literacy rate for Kongri village is 62.6%.
Q08What is the sex ratio in Kongri?
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The Census 2011 sex ratio for Kongri village is 916 females per 1,000 males.
Q09What government schemes are applicable for residents of Kongri?
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12 schemes currently match residents of Kongri, including Aama Sahayata Yojana (Sikkim), Chief Minister's Startup Scheme (Sikkim), Atal Pension Yojana (APY). Eligibility, benefits, and apply links are listed on the village page.
Q10What is the LGD code of Kongri?
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The Local Government Directory (LGD) code of Kongri village is 261006.
Q11How big is Kongri compared to other villages in Yuksom block?
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Kongri ranks 16 of 26 villages in Yuksom block by Census 2011 population (500 residents).
Q12Who is the MP for Kongri?
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Kongri is in Sikkim Lok Sabha constituency. The sitting Member of Parliament is Indra Hang Subba (SKM).
Q13What is the population of Kongri in 2026?
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Kongri is estimated at 590 people in 2026, up about 18% from 500 in the 2011 Census (projection from the state growth rate; the next Census will replace it).
Q14Which agro-climatic zone is Kongri in?
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Sikkim falls in the Eastern Himalayan zone (high rainfall; rice, tea, jute, horticulture) of the ICAR classification; Kongri in Gyalshing district shares that zone's cropping pattern and rainfall regime.
Answers are auto-built from the village's verified record. If something is wrong, residents can correct it after claiming the village.