Population Discription:
Village has a total count of 759 households. According to Indian caste system, there are total 15 castes residing in village. Jats, Brahmins, and Harizans (Kabirpanthies and Balmikies) are the major population wise castes, making a total of more than 80% of village inhabitants. Please see the adjacent table for caste-wise population in chronological order.
Who is counted: The table figures are made on following factors:
- Persons residing in Nidana,
- Person born and brought up in Nidana
- His/her parents hails from Nidana
- His/her voting right still registered in Nidana voting list (Despite the person moved outside the village).
Male to Female Ratio: According to our best resources, village's current poplutaion is 4250, out of which 2355 are males and 1905 Females.
Voter List: Nidana - Assembly Julana (34), District Jind, Haryana. Total votes 3070, distributed on three PLs as below:
Polling Station No. 53 Ref-2 - Total Votes 1344 - Click here for the complete List
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Population data distribution of village |
Caste |
Surname |
Category |
Population |
Jat |
Malik* |
General |
2250 |
Brahmin |
Bhardwaj* |
General |
720 |
Harijan-Kabirpanthi |
|
SC-B |
350 |
Harijan-Ravidas |
Ranga*, Goraiya, Saroha |
SC-A |
350 |
Ehdi |
Nayak-Rajput |
BC |
80 |
Baniya |
Garg* |
General |
50 |
Naai |
|
BC |
30 |
Chhimbbi |
|
BC |
35 |
Khaati |
|
BC |
45 |
Sunaar |
|
General |
40 |
Teli |
|
BC |
20 |
Jhimmar |
|
BC |
20 |
Doom (Mirasi) |
|
SC |
140 |
Kumhaar |
|
BC |
80 |
Luhaar |
|
BC |
20 |
Total |
4260 |
* = Gotra of Kheda |
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Polling Station No. 54 Ref-2 - Total Votes 620 -
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Polling Station No. 55 Ref-2 - Total Votes 1110 -
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Nidana’s Migrants:
This section tells about as and when, who and where moved in and out of village under changing perspectives and preferences of career and livelihood.
Village of Lalit Kheda: How the village of Lalit Kheda came into existence: In order to reduce the increasing population pressure from big villages; in the year of 1868, the then emperor of Jind Empire late. Maharaja Raghuvir Singh called the people from villages of Nidana, Ludhana and Bhidtana to establish a new small habitant on north-eastern fields of Nidana land premises. As a result the land of older Nidana was divided between Nidana and Lalit Kheda. Right side is the image of the then Maharaja Raghuvir Singh of Jind.
Current Lalit Kheda: After few years of establishment of Lalit Kheda, the habitants from Ludana and Bhidtana returned back to their respective villages. Now Lalit Kheda is wholly comprised of Nidana ancestor’s descendents. Village is situated in north-eastern landscapes of older Nidana, now known as the village of Lalit Kheda. |
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Maharaja Raghuvir Singh of Jind |
Nidani: The ancestors of Malik Jat gotra habitants of this village hail from Nidana. The full or a part of Malik gotra is yet to confirm.
Country city migrants: Baniyas have totally migrated from the village under the changing perspectives of business priorities and have settled in various Indian cities. Most of them except a few even have sold their properties.
Other than Baniyas, there are many other families who either due to jobs or business interests have spread and settled in different cities across India.
A complete list is to be made soon.
Abroad: There are around 15-18 people of the village who have migrated to or have studied abroad. Out of which:
- Four have moved to and settles in Canada
- Six to USA
- Three to Australia
- Two to France
- One to UK
Here the point of proud is that and as per our best knowledge, a girl (daughter of village) was the first ever migrant to foreign country rather a boy.
Exact number is yet to confirm.
Nidana’s Immigrants:
Pakistani Refugees: During 1947 (
the time of partition of India), there was a huge inflow of our Hindu brothers from Pakistan. The belt of districts of Sirsa, Fatehabaad, Jind, Hissar, Rohtak upto Nai Dilli along National Highway Number 10, presented the most welcoming gesture for our Pakistani brothers, who got a shelter in almost every city and village on both sides of this belt and thus fortunate was Nidana village. Village also spread its hands in warm welcome of these true religion lovers of Hinduism. There were many such families living in village but how many still are in the village is yet to confrim.
People moving in from other sister states: In the search of labor and better livelihood, village sees a seasonal as well as permanent immigration of people from other sister states like Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and West Bengal and sometimes even from Nepal
(An average figure is yet to confirm).
Note: More points and info will be added with time.
