Education

10.1.1 Educational Facilities:

Kullu-bhuntar and villages in between has 22 Educational facilities in total. There are 2 Pre-primary School, 2 Primary School(class I-V), 1
Secondary school (class VI-X), 1 Senior Secondary (class XI-XII), 3 Secondary School (class I-VIII), 13 Senior Secondary Schools (class I-XII),
one degree college and 2 industrial institute for the population of 41,512.

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3. Kullu Valley Senior Seconday School, Kullu
Govt. Senior Secondary School
Govt. Boys Senior Secondary School

Bharat Bharati Senior Secondary School

3.
Kullu Convent School Govt. Degree College, Kullu

Socio Cultural
Our lady of the Snow, Dhalpur La Montesseri School, Dhalpur
Kids Planet
Sai Star Senior Secondary School
Govt. Primary School, Gandhinagar Govt. Middle School, Gandhinagar
2.
Brilliant Global School, Shashtrinagar 1.

Recreational
D.A.V Senior Secondary Public School, Mohal 5.
Cambridge International School, Mohal

7. North Hills School, Kullu

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6.
Maxx International School, Shamshi
Govt. Industrial Training Institute, Shamshi
8.
Hierarchy of facilities:
Primary School
Secondary School Lal Chanda Kaura, Shamshi

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Institute
College Brahmarishi Mission School, Bhuntar

Fig No.10.1.1 Influence zone of Educational Facilities

Type of Schools Hierarchy Of Facilities Faculty Ratio

5%
5%
19% 14%
4% 30%

45% 27%
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70%
81%
Pre-primary Primary
Private Government Secondary Senior Secondary Male Female
College Training Institute

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Table no.10.1.1- School wise Demand Gap Assessment Of Educational Facilities in Kullu-Bhuntar

Student Playground Building Area

Name and Type of School Total Area(ha)
Strength Area (ha) (ha) Remarks
facility Require Require
Existing Required Existing Existing Existing Required
d d

Primary School:
Brilliant Global School,
Shashtrinagar
Kidzee- Pre Primary School
Government Public School,
Gandhinagar
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No overcrowding of students, insufficient
50 50 0.07 ha 0.04 ha 0.04 ha 0.02 ha 0.03 ha 0.02 ha
in building and playground area
No overcrowding of students, insufficient
50 100 0.07 ha 0.04 ha 0.04 ha 0.02 ha 0.03 ha 0.02 ha
in building and playground area
No overcrowding of students, insufficient
48 50 0.05 ha 0.04 ha 0.02 ha 0.02 ha 0.02 ha 0.02 ha
in building and playground area
No overcrowding of students, insufficient

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Saraswati School 100 100 0.1 ha 0.08 ha 0.06 ha 0.04 ha 0.04 0.04 ha in Building and sufficient playground
area
Secondary School:
Lal Chand Kaura Piedmont No overcrowding of students, insufficient
300 500 0.1 ha 0.55 ha 0.03 ha 0.3 ha 0.05 ha 0.2 ha
School, Bhuntar in building and playground area
No overcrowding of students, insufficient
GMS, Gandhinagar
60 100 0.03 ha 0.11 ha 0.01 ha 0.06 ha 0.01 ha 0.035 ha in building and playground area
No overcrowding of students, insufficient
Emmanuel Public School 100 100 0.1 ha 0.2 ha 0.04 ha 0.1 ha 0.04 ha 0.06 ha
in building and playground area
Kullu Valley School ICSC, No overcrowding of students, insufficient
1200 1500 0.22 ha 2.2 ha 0.06 ha 1.2 ha 0.16 ha 0.72 ha
Sultanpur in building and playground area

Recreational
Bharat Bharati Sr. Sec. School, No overcrowding of students, insufficient
1100 1500 0.1 ha 2.2 ha 0.03 ha 1.2 ha 0.04 ha 0.72 ha
Dhalpur in building and playground area
Govt. Boys Sr. Sec School, No overcrowding of students, insufficient
1000 1500 0.28 ha 2.2 ha 0.1 ha 1.2 ha 0.07 ha 0.72 ha
Dhalpur in building and playground area
63 100 0.03 ha 0.11 ha 0.01 ha 0.03 ha 0.11 ha 0.01 ha
No overcrowding of students, insufficient
Kullu Convent School, Dhalpur
in building and playground area
0.11 ha No overcrowding of students, insufficient
La Montessori School, Dhalpur 720 1000 0.28 ha 1.3 ha 0.1 ha 1.2 ha 0.72 ha
in building and playground area
Our Lady Of Snow Highschool, No overcrowding of students, insufficient
280 300 0.1 ha 0.55 ha 0.03 ha 0.3 ha 0.05 ha 0.2 ha
Dhalpur in building and playground area
Brahmarishi Mission School, No overcrowding of students, insufficient

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1200 1200 1.2 ha 2.5 ha 0.06 ha 1.2 ha 0.16 ha 0.72 ha
Bhuntar in building and playground area
No overcrowding of students, insufficient
D. A. V. Sr. Sec. School, Mohal in building and playground area
238 500 0.16 ha 0.43 ha 0.08 ha 0.24 ha 0.06 ha 0.14 ha
No overcrowding of students, insufficient
Sai Star Sr. Sec School, Dhalpur 98 100 0.1 ha 0.2 ha 0.04 ha 0.1 ha 0.04 ha 0.06 ha
in building and playground area
Cambridge International School, No overcrowding of students, sufficient
300 300 0.7 ha 0.6 ha 0.53 ha 0.3 ha 0.21 ha 0.2 ha

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Mohal in school and playground area
No overcrowding of students, sufficient
Maxx International School,
100 100 0.36 ha 0.2 ha 0.16 ha 0.1 ha 0.08 ha 0.06 ha in school and playground area
Shamshi
No overcrowding of students, insufficient
North Hills School, Badah 80 100 0.1 ha 0.2 ha 0.04 ha 0.1 ha 0.04 ha 0.06 ha in building and playground area

No overcrowding of students, insufficient

Kullu Science School, Dhalpur
College:
Govt. Degree College
305 500 0.02 ha 0.55 ha 0.01 ha 0.3 ha 0.01 ha 0.18 ha
in building and playground area
No overcrowding of students, insufficient
1245 1500 0.58 ha 4.1 ha 0.17 ha 2.0 ha 0.23 ha 1.5 ha in building and playground area

Training Institute:
District institute of teachers
191 200 - - - - -
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Govt. ITI Shamshi 1500 1500 2.8 ha - - - - -

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Table no-10.1.2- Demand gap assessment of educational facilities in Kullu-Bhuntar by hierarchy:

Education
According to URDPFI Req.in
Type of School Req.in 2020 Existing in 2020 Gap in 2020 Req.in 2031 Gap In 2031 Gap In 2041
Guidelines 2035

enrolled population 6,227 7,610 8,456

one for 4,000 10 13 Sufficient for 2020 16 3 are needed 18 2 are needed
Site on basis 8
sq.m/student 4.9 ha 4.0 ha 6.0 ha 6.8 ha
Building Footprint at
Primary School

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the rate of 4 2.5 ha 1.3 ha
sq.m/student 3.0 ha 3.4 ha

Playground at the rate 2.5 ha 2.2 ha

of 4 sq.m/student 3.0 ha 3.4 ha

enrolled population 3,113 3,805 4,229

one for 7,500 6 16 Sufficient for 2020 8 Sufficient for 2031 9 Sufficient for 2041
Site on basis 18
sq.m/student 5.6 ha 3.88 ha 6.8 ha 7.6 ha

Socio Cultural
Secondary School Building Footprint at
the rate of 6
sq.m/student 1.9 ha 1.24 ha 2.3 ha 2.5 ha
Playground at the rate
of 10 sq.m/student 3.1 ha 1.33 ha 3.8 ha 4.2 ha

enrolled population 1,245 1,522 1,692

one for 30,000 1 1 Sufficient for 2020 2 1 is needed 2 1 is needed
Site on basis 33 0.58 ha
sq.m/student 4.1 ha 5.0 ha 5.6 ha
College Building Footprint

Recreational
at the rate of 0.23 ha
12 sq.m/student 1.5 ha 1.8 ha 2.0 ha
Playground at the rate 0.17 ha
of 16 sq.m/student 2.0 ha 2.4 ha 2.7 ha

Inferences:

• The number of primary and secondary schools facilities are observed

to be very large in number than required.

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1. Brilliant Global School, 2. GPS, Gandhinagar • The schools are situated in such a way that clusters of residences on
Shashtrinagar
the hills could access easily to these facilities.
• It is observed that primary class students prefer to walk to schools as
some schools are at walkable distance or vehicle do not have proper
access to school due to hilly terrain. Senior Secondary students usually

3. Kullu Science School, Kullu
5. Max International School, Jia
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travel by public transport but then they have to walk from main road
to the school.
4. Emmanuel Mission • Majority of these schools do not have proper space for playground and
School, kullu
other attached facilities.
• There is a need to have proper space for playgrounds for all the
schools.
• There is one Degree college, one industrial training institute in Kullu,
which serves the entire population of the Kullu Block and partly other
blocks.
6. Cambridge International School,
• There is no Engineering college, IT Iand Polytechnic in the upper Beas
Mohal
and Lahul valleys. There is a need for establishment of these
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institution/colleges.
• Majority of schools are on rented lands due to which school
infrastructure (playgrounds, parking) are not provided.
• All the schools have toilet and water drinking facility.

7. North Hills School, Badah 8. Govt. ITI, Shamshi

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 Table 10.2.1 Existing Health Care Facilities in Kullu & Bhuntar

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Sr. No. Name & Location Type Ownership Plot Area (Sq.m.) No. of beds Patients/d No. of Ambulance
1 Sri Chaitanya Health & Panchakarma, Akhara Clinic Private 45 0 5-10 0
2 Thakur Clinic, Akhara Clinic Private 65 0 2-3 0
3 Sonam Dental Clinic, Sultanpur Clinic Private 23.2 0 1-2 0
4 Toothcare Dental Clinic, Sultanpur Clinic Private 19 0 1-2 0
5 District Ayurvedic Hospital, Dhalpur Hospital Government 370 20 20-50 0
6 Regional Hospital, Dhalpur Hospital Government 19640 300 400-800 15
7 City Hospital, Dhalpur Hospital Private 300 10 70-500 1

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8 Mahajan Ayurvedic Clinic, Dhalpur Clinic Private 190 2 4-5 0
9 Kullu Valley Hospital, Shastri Nagar Hospital Private 400 25 110-150 2
10 Beas Hospital, Tikra Babli Hospital Private 350 10 15-20 3
11 Sri Harihar Hospital, Bhuntar Hospital Private 465 40 20-50 2
12 Roshan Clinic, Bhuntar Clinic Private 18 0 3-4 0
13 Primary Health Centre, Bhuntar Hospital Government 280 6 200-250 2
14 Community Health Centre, Bhuntar Hospital Government 280 8 10-30 1
15 Prashar Homeopathic Clinic, Bhuntar Clinic Private 25 0 2-4 0

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16 Pehal Clinic, Bhuntar Clinic Private 20 0 3-4 0
17 Pehal Nursing Home, Bhuntar Maternity Home Private 50 5 2-3 0
18 Jamwal Clinic, Bhuntar Clinic Private 25 0 2-5 0
19 Narru Clinic, Sultanpur Clinic Private 90 0 5-6 0
20 Laxmi Eye Centre, Shastri Nagar Clinic Private 30 0 2-3 0
21 Takhat Hazara Ayurveda & Panchkarma Clininc, Mohal Clinic Private 43 0 1-2 0
22 Himalayan Alternative Clinic, Shastri Nagar Clinic Private 35 4 7-8 0
23 The Dental Hub, Dhalpur Clinic Private 24.7 0 4-5 0
24 ECHS Polyclinic Kullu & Sainik Rest House, Dhalpur Clinic Government 120 7 4-5 1
25 Bhanoo Hospital, Dhalpur Hospital Private 569 20 20-30 2

Recreational
26 Hima Clinic, Dhalpur Clinic Private 35 0 2-3 0
27 Alina Skin Care Clinic, Dhalpur Clinic Private 90 1 1-6 0
28 Crowns & Bridges Dental Care, Dhalpur Clinic Private 60 0 2-9 0
29 Chauhan Dental Clinic, Dhalpur Clinic Private 58 0 2-3 0
30 Shining Pearl Dental Clinic, Dhalpur Clinic Private 35 0 1-3 0
31 Aarogya Clinic, Kullu Clinic Private 26 0 1-3 0
32 Awasthi Clinic, Kullu Clinic Private 32 0 1-2 0
33 Smile Care Dental Hospital, Kullu Clinic Private 41 0 2-6 0
34 Kullu Smiles Dental, Laser and Cosmetic Clinic, Sarwari Clinic Private 167 0 3-4 0

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35 Neelkanth Skin & Hair Transplant, Akhara Clinic Private 50 0 1-2 0
Sri Chaitanya Health & Panchakarma
Thakur Clinic
Neelkanth Skin & Hair Transplant Centre
Toothcare Dental Clinic
Smile Care Dental Hospital
Chaunhan Dental Clinic
Kullu Smiles Dental, Laser & Cosmetic Clinic Awasthi Clinic

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Sonam Dental Clinic Aarogya Clinic
Narru Clinic Alina Skin Care Clinic
Regional Hospital Kullu
Shining Pearl Dental Clinic Hima Clinic
District Ayurvedic Hospital Bhanoo Hospital
City Hospital
Crowns & Bridges Dental Care
Mahajan Ayurvedic Clinic
ECHS Polyclinc Kullu and Sainik Rest House
Himalayan Alternative Clinic
The Dental Hub Laxmi Eye Centre
Fig. 10.2.2 Kullu Valley Hospital Beas Hospital
Kullu Valley Hospital
Sri Harihar Hospital
Takhat Hazara Ayurveda
& Panchakarma Clinic
Roshan Clinic
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Primary Health Centre

Government
Community Health Centre
Hospital
Prashar Homeopathic Clinic
Private
Hospital Pehal Clinic Jamwal Clinic
Pehal Nursing Home
Fig. 10.2.3 Regional Hospital Kullu Fig. 10.2.1 Hospitals in Kullu-Bhuntar Agglomeration

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 Table 10.2.2 Comparison between Existing Health Care Facilities and Standard URDPFI Guidelines

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Requirement Requirement Requirement
Sr. Gap
Facility URDPFI Standards for Population Existing Gap for Population for Population Gap (2041) Remarks
No. (2031)
of 41,512 of 60,777 of 73,540
Population
17 9 8 24 15 30 21 Existing dispensaries are
served/Unit= 2500
1 Dispensary not sufficient, require at
Area (Ha)= 0.015 to least 2 more.
0.255(Ha) - - 0.36(Ha) - 0.45(Ha) -
0.020
Population
14 25 No Gap 20 No Gap 25 No Gap

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served/Unit= 3000 Existing clinics are
sufficient in number but
Area (Ha)= 0.025 to
2 Clinics 0.35(Ha) 0.14(Ha) 0.21(Ha) 0.5(Ha) 0.36(Ha) 0.625(Ha) 0.485(Ha) they are small & so do
0.067
not fulfil the area
No. of Beds= Not requirements.
- 14 - - - - -
Specified
Population
3 1 2 4 3 5 4
served/Unit= 15000 Existing Maternity
Maternity Area (Ha)= 0.025 to 0.005(Ha homes are insufficient in
3 0.075(Ha) 0.07(Ha) 0.1(Ha) 0.095(Ha) 0.125(Ha) 0.12(Ha)
Home 0.050 ) number & the existing

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No. of Beds= Not one also has small area.
- 5 - - - - -
Specified
Population
3 2 1 4 2 4 2 Existing PHC’s are
served/Unit= 20000
Primary sufficient in number but
Area (Ha)= 0.105 to 0.056(Ha
4 Health 0.315(Ha) 0.259(Ha) 0.42(Ha) 0.364(Ha) 0.42(Ha) 0.364(Ha) has less area and
0.210 )
Centre number of beds than
No. of Beds= 25 to required.
75 14 61 beds 100 86 beds 100 86 beds
50
Population
1 9 No Gap 1 No Gap 1 No Gap
served/Unit= 80000 Existing Hospitals in the

Recreational
Area (Ha)= 0.840 to study area are sufficient
5 Hospitals 0.84(Ha) 2.27(Ha) No Gap 0.84(Ha) No Gap 0.84(Ha) No Gap
2.100 and fulfils all the
No. of Beds= 200 to standard requirements.
200 439 No Gap 200 No Gap 200 No Gap
250

INFERENCES

• From the above table we can understand that almost all the health care facilities do
not satisfy the standard requirements of Urban & Regional Development Plans
Formulation & Implementation guidelines.

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Fig.10.2.4 Prashar • Therefore more number of health care centres with larger areas should be built or
Homeopathic Clinic at least the existing facilities should be expanded to cater the existing and future MORE THAN HALF OF THE
requirements. POPULATION OPT FOR
• There are sufficient number of hospitals and clinics in Kullu and Bhuntar, but the
GOV/REGIONAL HOSPITALS
area between Kullu and Bhuntar i.e. Pirdi does not have any hospitals or clinics.
• Hospitals and clinics are concentrated mostly in core Kullu and Bhuntar area and
the other areas surrounding them are deprived of medical facilities.
• In case of emergency, the people living in Pirdi, Sultanpur and surrounding area
5 GOVERNMENT

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have to travel either to Kullu or Bhuntar for getting medical treatments (Distance of
Pirdi from Kullu and Bhuntar is more than 3km and 5km respectively).
HOSPITALS
• Therefore, there is need for hospitals, clinics or maternity homes in these regions
i.e. Pirdi and Sultanpur.
• It is also observed that there is only one Maternity home in Kullu-Bhuntar Few of the facilities provided by
Agglomeration, which is situated in Bhuntar. the GOVERNMENT HOSPITALS
• Hence, one or more maternity homes situated at distance of 5kms to 10kms from
each other must be provided in Kullu, Sultanpur as well as in Pirdi area along with
Fig.10.2.5 City Hospital sufficient number of ambulance facilities. FREE SERVICES
• It is also observed that there is no Veterinary Centre in the study area, hence
provisions must be made to built at least 2 veterinary centres in the study area
situated at distance of 16kms to 20kms from each other.
24*7 ASSISTANCE
• From the household survey it is observed that more than 50% of the population
prefer using Government hospitals as the Government Hospitals are well equipped
with all the modern technologies and machines which helps in easy, fast and
accurate diagnosis of the patients’ problems.
• Government hospitals also provide all the services like consultation and medicines CLEAN & WELL QUIPPED
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free of cost. WITH ALL THE NECESSARY

• It is was observed through the interviews taken that some of the remote villages
FACILITIES
like Garsa were not accessible to any Health care facilities, thus efforts must be
taken to improve the access ways to the hospitals. 29
Fig.10.2.6 District AMBULANCE
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 Table 10.2.3 Comparison between Existing Socio Cultural Facilities and Standard URDPFI Guidelines

Education
Requirement Requirement Requirement for
Sr. Gap Gap
Facility URDPFI Standards for Population Existing Gap for Population Population of Remarks
No. (2031) (2041)
of 41,512 of 60,777 73,540
Population Facilities are sufficient
5 5 No Gap 6 1 8 3
served/Unit= 10000 for existing conditions
1 Banquet Hall
but will require more
Area (Ha) = 0.1 0.5(Ha) 0.53(Ha) No Gap 0.6(Ha) 0.07(Ha) 0.8(Ha) 0.27(Ha) in future.
Population

Healthcare
Community served/Unit= 16000 3 5 No Gap 4 No Gap 5 No Gap
2 Welfare Sufficient
Centre Area (Ha) = 0.1 to
0.3(Ha) 0.63(Ha) No Gap 0.4(Ha) No Gap 0.5(Ha) No Gap
0.15
Population
PLACES
3 OF WORSHIP
Religious served/Unit= 10000
5 16 No Gap 6 No Gap 8 No Gap
Sufficient
Facilities
Area (Ha) = 0.1 0.5(Ha) 0.91(Ha) No Gap 0.6(Ha) No Gap 0.8(Ha) No Gap

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Jama Masjid
Sheetla Mata Mandir
Asha Club
Dev Sadan
Atal Sadan Fig.10.2.10 Dev Sadan
Fig.10.2.7 Sidh Shani Dev Mandir Christ Church

Rama Samudayak Lal Chandra Prarthi Kala Kendra

Bhavan

Recreational
Hotel Sarvari
Banquet Hall

Asha Club
Fig.10.2.11 Lal Chandra Kala Kendra
Fig.10.2.8 Gurudwara Party Lawns Banquet Hall
Shree Gurugaranth Sahib
Ji Kullu Sandhya Marriage Palace

Jana Jatiya Bhavan

Ram Mandir
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Gurudwara Shree
Banquet Hall Gurugaranth Sahib Ji Kullu
Shri Hans Satsang
Community Welfare Centre Devta Balakameshwar
Religious Facilities Fig.10.2.12 Atal Sadan
Fig. 10.2.15 Socio Cultural Facilities in Kullu-Bhuntar Agglomeration
Fig.10.2.9 Christ
Church, Kullu MAJOR FESTIVALS

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• Kullu Dussehra - Kullu Dussehra is however, different in certain ways from Dussehra celebrations in the other
parts of the country. It presents cultural ethos of the people and their deep rooted religious beliefs which
manifest during this festival with traditional songs, dances and colorful dress.
• Pipal Jatra/ Vasantotsava- The traditional name of Vasantotasava is Pipal Jatra or it is also called Rai-ri-Jach. It
takes place at Dhalpur, Kullu on 16th Baisakh every year. Cultural programs are organized with classical music Fig.10.2.13 Kullu Folk Dance - Dusshehra
songs and dances. Vanstosava is now held from 28th April to 30th April every year. It is also very significant from Festival
the business point of view. The people belonging to Lahaul begin to return to their native place after passing cold
wither in the valley. This fair gives them an opportunity to buy their agricultural tools and other useful/ needful
equipment’s and items.
• Shamshi Virshu- This fair is held on 1st Baisakh (April 13) for one day in village Khokhan. The fair is religious and
seasonal. The women sing and dance around the Rahta carrying the Devi. The devi is also danced about. Men-fold
stay on as spectators and on-lookers.
• Mela Bhuntar- The fair is held on 1st Ashad (June-July) for 3 days in village Bhunter. The fair is seasonal and
religious. The fair was started by the Devta of the ilaqua Suraj Pal. Palaghmiar a Devta from mardo also attends.
From this day the use of food grains from the newly harvested crops starts after cooked food offerings are made Fig.10.2.14 International Kullu Dusshehra
to the gods and then the meal is shared by other relatives and friends. This is known as ’Tahoolikhana’ in the local Festival
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terminology.
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• It is observed that there are sufficient number of Banquet halls, Religious places and community welfare centres in the study area.
• The areas of the above mentioned socio-cultural facilities, except the banquet hall facility, fulfil the standard requirements of URDPFI guidelines even for the
future.
• It is observed that spaces of worship are also used as social gathering places, meditation, celebrating festivals, etc.
• Few of the major festivals are celebrated on Kullu Stadium, many people gather on the grounds and celebrate these festivals on large scale, thus creating great
social gathering places and entertainment for the residents as well.

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The open spaces can include the following two categories, namely:
a) Recreational space
b) Organized green Sunshine Himalayan
c) Other common open spaces (such as vacant lands/ open spaces including flood plains, forest Adventure
cover etc. in plain areas. Rambagh Akhara Park
Considering open spaces, provision of 10‐12 sq.m. per person may be desirable.
At District/ Zone- 1 district level park and sports centre, maidan. Park Dhalpur Nehru park sarwari

Existing Condition Dhalpur bus stand park

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0.93% of open spaces are present in the planning area.
A huge wodge of open land in Dhalpur which is known as Kullu stadium and Exhibition ground Dhalpur chok park
adjacent to it is with area of 4.50 ha & 1.57 ha respectively is used as community level multi
purpose grounds as football, amphitheater which is located at a distance of 100 meters from Bus
Stand.
Goswami
QUALITY OF THE SERVICE nature park
The quality of green
excellent 1% recreational infrastructure is Key map
11% 5% Natures park, mohal

83% (Land use- forest)

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good
better with good
average
rating response as compared
bad
to other social infrastructure
83%
once in
a week
FREQUENCY OF TRAVEL 52%
Of people in Kullu and Municipal park
twice a 10% Fig10.1 – Map with
Bhuntar areas access to green Fig10.3 -Rambagh Akhara Park
month 26% Location of Parks and
spaces once a month which
once in indicates that even if the gardens
a month 12% quality of the service Is good,
52%

Recreational
twice in prefers to go less INFERENCES
a month The most open spaces are located at the major
Need of provision of
RECREATIONAL FACILITY AVIALABLE?
housing area and area of the Kullu town in Dhalpur along the river
neighborhood parks and
Fig10.4- Natures park Beas adjacent to regional hospitals followed by
no gardens where acc. to nature park in Mohal. Thus major attractions in
primary data collected, the sports is Dhalpur and act a multipurpose
46% ground as parking, recreational activities.
54%
yes
54% responded for the
its provision The greenspace in the

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city generates
Source: Primary survey
Fig 10.5- Dhalpur chok Park interaction amongst
46% Ofareaspeople in Kullu and Bhuntar
access to green spaces
each other and creates
healthy environment
i.e. natures park at mohal.
Fig 10.7 – Public participation in Kullu
exhibition ground

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Fig-10.2-Column Chart showing with maximum footfall  Population in Dhalpur are attracted and allows
Table10.1- Demand Gap Analysis Fig 10.6- Nehru park sarwari them to facilitate on existing green infrastructure
Requir Requir Gap
for its maximum use.
s.no Category
Population served
Existing
Requir Demand
ed
Gap
ed in in  Communities living in higher-density areas
per unit ed gap 2031 increasingly rely on shared, public green
2031 2035 2035
infrastructure, such as public parks
1 5000 23000 23917 24147  The size of the
Housing area park
botanical gardens
area req (ha)- 0.5 1.94 2.3 0.36 2.39 0.45 2.41 0.47
must be large as to
2 neighbourhood park 10000 cater the existing
22500 population in
area req (ha)-1 0.39 2.3 1.91 2.39 2 2.4 2.02 both the Kullu and
For entire town at Bhuntar region.
City Parks/ playgrounds/
maidan/ one or more
3 Playgrnd
Fig 10.8 - Social gathering  Even if the quality
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sites, depending 0.49 + 1 Exh

In Kullu exhibition ground of the service is
3 exhibition grounds/ gd 4.50 ha +1 0 0 0 0 0 0
cultural gathering upon design park 4.0 ha
83% good as
and space responded by the
grounds availability locals but there is
4 1 for every town 2 0 Sp 1 0 1 0 not much footfall in
Botanical Garden
the organized green
area req (ha)- 10.00
4.15 10 6.85 Fig -10.9 Vacant Kullu spaces or open
to 20.00
Source: NBC, 2005 stadium ground areas.

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5 Privately owned school ground is used as playing ground by students whose area is 1.05
ha and 1 college ground of 0.12 hectares
RECREATIONAL- School ground
2 Cinema Halls, 1 Kala-Kendra, 1 Dev-Sadan, 1 Public lib
School ground

Playground Shamshan Ghat- sharvari

Library Ground
Basketball ground

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College Playground

Fig 10.12 -Kala Kandra

Playground
Playground

Crematorium ground, Mohal

Key map

Socio Cultural
School ground

SSB ground(Defence)
CRICKET School ground
Fig 10.13 Exhibition School ground
GROUND
ground
Fig 10.10– Map with
BASKETBALL
Location of playgrounds Crematorium
GROUND
/sports ground ground, Bhuntar

Recreational
Table 10.2- Time and Activity Index
7 -11 am 11-3 pm 3-7pm
Open space Total
Distribution, area
S.No Dhalpur & Observation (ha)
Fig 10.11- Spatial distribution of open areas and Rath ground
Fig 10.14 –Festivals on 3 playground-
sports in Dhalpur, Kullu 1 Partially vacant 0.6
grounds

Passive
Community sporting Infrastructure- Kullu stadium, Exhibition ground, 3 Parks- Vacant
Recreational
vacant
International Dusherra ground is used annually as playgrounds, football Park dhalpur (0.13ha)

Sports
grounds amphitheatre. 2 Dhalpur chok park 0.68
(0.35ha)
CREMATORIUM & BURIAL GROUND Dhalpur bus stand park
(0.20)
3 Crematoriums at : International dushera
Encroachment/ Dushera festival
Fairs /
Sharvari, Mohal, Bhuntar ground – used as encroachment/
parking celebrartion
otherwise, parking
Total area – 0.41 ha 3 multipurpose ground 0.6
•The area has 2 burning like football ground

Distribution Services
stands and 1 room for through out the year
ritual preparation. exercise Recreational
Fig 10.15 -Crematorium Fig 10.16 -Crematorium Exhibition ground- The football/parking
/walking/Sports /Cricket
ground, Mohal ground, Bhuntar Exhibition ground was
4 1.65
FIRE STATION observed to be clean
on the daily basis
Library ground- occupied occupied Vacant
 The present fire stations at Manali The Library ground is Grou
as well as at Kullu (Sarvari fire 5 situated 0.8 (km) from nd-
station), which serve whole of the bus stand 0.12
valley are inadequate to meet with
Passive recreational Encroachment/
the future requirements of the area. walking/driving
Kullu stadium- / Metalworks parking
 Fire stations are located on corner 6 Serves as special 4.5
plots and such a way so as fire service providers
tenders reach disaster site
Sport Sport Vacant
immediately Basketball ground
Fig 10.17-Sarvari fire station
 Within 3‐5 minutes there is a need 7 Various competition 0.1
Police safety

held –Active recreation

to have one additional fire station Manpower
on left bank of river Beas in order to 1) Fire Officer occupied occupied occupied
Parking
cater to the future requirements 2) Sub Fire Officer
efficiently in view of the adverse Kala kendra parking
3) 3 Leading Fire 8
space(0.15) 0.76
geographical conditions in spite of Man paid parking(0.16)
the fact that the population is more 4) 16 Fire Man+ 8 Parking (0.45)
than minimum population. Driver
Note – The above analysis is by observation only for dense Dhalpur area.
Source- Development Plan of Kullu-Bhunter Agglomeration

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 PETROL/ DIESEL FILLING AND SERVICE CENTRE

Education
There area 7 petrol and diesel filling stations and 2 CNG Stations

CNG

Petrol pump Police Chowki, Akhara Bazzar,Kullu

IOC Fuel Station Sultanpur post office
Post Office Passport Kullu petroleum pump & CNG
Seva Kendra Kullu Women police station
Police station
Fig -10.21 IOC Fuel

Healthcare
Fig 10.19 IOC fuel Depo Fig 10.20 Indian oil petrol
pump Station
According to URDPFI Guidelines Puri Brothers Indian Oil Petrol Pump
S. No Type of facility Area requirement INFERENCES
• Need to allocate CNG petrol stations
1 Only filing station 30 m x 17 m
of 1080 sq meters.
2 Filling cum service station 36 m x 30 m • The type gas filling facility is adequate
for its function.
Surender Filling Station
POLICE SAFETY Indian Oil Petrol Pump
There are total 10 police stations but in kullu and
Petrol stations

Socio Cultural
bhunter it includes 2 police stations and 1 Women
police station within 5 kms in range serving resident as CNG Stations
well as floating tourist populations Post office
Police stations/Chowki
Table 10.3- Police and Crime
31.03.2019 Police station in Kullu Zila Fire station Shamshi Sub post office
District Police is
S.No police station tahsil /sub tahsil Ashoka Filling Station
headed by an officer Police station Bhunter
1 Kullu Kullu
Fig -10.22 Women's Police station, of the rank of 2 Manali Manali Parvati Service Station
Kullu Superintendent of 3 Bhunter Bhuntar POST OFFICE
Police Chowki
Table 10.4- Police Chowki (out post/check
post)
Police. District Police
Kullu falls under the
Central Police Range.
4
5
6
Banjar
Anni
Nirmand
Banjar
Anni
Nirmand
04%

Recreational
7 Brow (PSOD) Nirmand Of people in Kullu and Bhunter area Fig 10.18– Map with
S.No Police Chowki Tahsil / Sub tahsil For better policing,
Women police use post box often whereas 48% use Location of service
1 Akhara bazaar Kullu the district is divided 8 Sarwari, Kullu
centres
2 Jari Bhuntar station occasionally even though there are 3
in 8 Police Stations 9 Patlikuhal Manali
3 Manikaran Bhuntar in numbers at are at, sultanpur,
as: 10 Sainj Sainj
4 Nither Nither dhalpur and shamshi irrespective of
5 Luhri Anni Source: Police Officer, Kullu small area offices
Source: Police Officer, Kullu Table 10.5- Crime Distribution
Other serious
Breach peace Death Robbery Animal Theft Property Theft Simple robbery Trespassing
crime
Year
Register Punis Register Punis Registe Punis Register Punis Register Punish Register Punis Register Punis
Registered Punished
ed hed ed hed red hed ed hed ed ed ed hed ed hed
2007 64 - 11 1 106 18 1 - 5,467 2,087 135 8 71 2

Sports
2008 54 1 15 - 166 36 - - 2 1 6,474 2,833 140 6 83 3
2009 29 - 7 - 1.86 32 - - - 60.077 2,146 107 4 80 -
2010 39 1 11 - 181 9 - - 2 - 6,462 3,602 79 1 73 -
2011 23 - 13 - 289 13 - - 4 - 7,138 2,268 131 3 65 -
2012 28 - 9 - 225 14 - - 2 - 8,780 1,677 72 9 61 12 Fig- 10.23 Shamshi sub post Fig -10.24 Post box
2013 22 - 7 - 221 2 4 - 3 - 9,943 3,091 123 4 80 1 office located
2014 26 - 9 - 297 3 - - 2 1 15,838 3,684 104 2 61 -
2015 15 1 11 1 263 26 - - - 10,974 399 68 7 44 5 Source: Primary survey at Bhunter
2016
2017
17 - 6
-
-
9
177
-
20
260
- -
-
2
-
-
2
20,424
-
6,579 28 2 34
22
3
- 3 -
BANKS Table-10.7 Banks in
6 90,49,318 23,75,365 There are 19 banks in kullu district

Distribution Services
2018 28 - 8 - 256 11 1 1 1 - 67,000 44,000 - - 33 5 planning arear which area Co-operative
19
Source: Police Officer, Kullu sufficient for the services. banks
Table 10.6- Demand Gap Analysis commercial banks 37
Type of According to URDPFI Existing in Gap In Req.in Gap In Source: Gramin banks 14
Req.in 2020 Gap in 2020Req.in 2031
School Guidelines 2020 2031 2041 2041 Census 2011 Land dev banks 2
Pop served/ unit- 15,000 3 7 +4 4 +3 5 +2
Police
station Dist. bet 2 facilities(km)- 5 to 10 1.6/9.3 No gap - No gap - No gap
INFERENCES
• Need of provision of fire post service
Area range (ha) 0.50 0.07/0.05/0.04 No gap - No gap - No gap
since there is no service in the radius
Pop served/ unit- 5,000 9 2 -7 12 -10 15 -13
Police of 3-4 km.
Dist. bet 2 facilities(km) 2 to 4 1.9 -0.1 2 to 4 -0.1 2 to 4 -0.1
Chowki • The banks has to be min 0.10 Ha as
Area range (ha) 0.10 0.02/0.04 -0.04 0.10 -0.04 0.10 -0.04 per the norms.
Fire Station
Pop served/ unit- 50,000 1 1 0 2 -1 2 -1 • Need to allocate police chowki
Dist. bet 2 facilities(km) - between kullu and bhunter region as
Area range (ha) 0.30 to 0.80 0.04 No gap 0.30 to 0.80 No gap 0.30 to 0.80 No gap there is an absence of its location,
Pop served/ unit- 10,000 5 3 -2 6 -3 8 -5 further reducing property theft crime
which is highest.
Police safety

Post office Dist. bet 2 facilities(km) 5 to 7 1.5/7.8 No gap - No gap - No gap

Area range (ha) 0.10 to 0.15 0.02/0.02/0.03 -0.08 0.10 to 0.15 -0.08 0.10 to 0.15 -0.08 • The concentration of these facilities
and services needs to be dispersed to
Pop served/ unit- 10,000 5 19 +14 6 +13 8 +11
whole of the area on left bank or on
Bank Dist. bet 2 facilities(km) 16 to 20 8.4 No gap - No gap - No gap the right bank of river Beas in form of
Area range (ha) 0.10 to 0.15 0.02 -0.08 0.10 to 0.15 -0.08 0.10 to 0.15 -0.08 new institutions and extensions of
Pop served/ unit- 10,000 5 3 -2 6 -3 8 -5 existing ones to provide the facility to
Crematoriu
Dist. bet 2 facilities(km) 5 to 10 9.8 to 11 No gap - No gap - No gap
m Ground coincide with trend of development
Area range (ha) 0.20 0.49 No gap - No gap - No gap
Source: NBC 2005, TCPO Draft Indian Standard for Development Planning in Hilly Areas. or to reduce congestion.

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KULLU BHUNTER AGGLOMERATION DEVELOPMENT PLAN 10.6
 Name of Gram Panchayats
ADMINISTRATION 1.Bajaura
2.Balh
GOVERNMENT AND SEMI-GOVERNMENT OFFICES 3.Bandrol
There are 3 Central Govt., 59 State Govt. 15 Central Govt. Quasi Offices with two local bodies & other important offices namely 4.Banogi
5.Bara Bhuin
Deputy Commissioner Office, Superintendent of Police, Distt. Court, HPPWD (B& R) Circle & Divisions, IPH Circle & Divisions, 6.Barahar
HPSEB Circle &Divisions, Forest Office, Agriculture and Horticulture offices, Education, Health, DPRO, DLO,DPO, Post and Telegraph 7.Barshaini
8.Bashing
office, Telephone exchange, Fire Station, Town and Country Planning Divisional Office, Sub-Divisional Officer (civil) & Tehsildar 9.Bashona
Office, Employment Office, Pollution Control Board Division, Welfare Office etc. Total numbers of employees working in these 10.Bastori
11.Bhalan I
offices are near about 5800 in Kullu-Bhunter . Mainly the offices are existing in the central area of the town. Existing area for Govt. 12.Bhallan II
and Semi. Govt. offices in Dhalpur Sector of Kullu-Bhunter are sufficient to cater the future requirements up to 2035. 13.Bhalyani
14.Bhrain
15.Bhuin
The municipalities constituted under section 3 shall STAFF AT MUNICIPAL 16.Bhulang
ADMINISTRATIVE PROFILE DISTRICT KULLU
consist of 3[President and the Vice-President and] COUNCIL, KULLU 17.Bhuntar
Administrative set-up 18.Bradha
such number of elected members not less than seven Total – 19.Brahman
as may be determined by the State Government, by Chief Executive officer-1 20.Buai
•Administrative Division 21.Chhenwar
adopting the criterion that in municipal area having Municipal Engineer – 1 22.Chong
•Zonal Headquarter Kullu
population of :- D/M -1 23.Choparsa
•Sub Division (04)- Manali ,Kullu, 24.Danogi
Computer operation – 1 25.Devgarh Gohi
Banjar and Anni
Driver-1 26.Diyar
•Tehsil (05)- Kullu, Nirmand, Banjar , Manali 27.Dughilag
Peon -3 28.Dunkhrigahar
and Bhuntar
Tax guard- 8 29.Fallan
•Sub Tehsils (03)- Sainj, Anni and Neether 30.Garsa
PFC-3 31.Hat
•Blocks -5 Nos.
WWH Att- 1 32.Hurla
•Towns- 4 Nos. 33.Jallugran
Mali-1 34.Jarad Bhutti Colony
•Total villages- 326 Nos.
Beldar- 1 35.Jari
•Total Police Stations/ Posts -13 Nos. 36.Jeshtha
SI.=1 37.Jia
Safai karamchari- 26 38.Jindore
KULLU ADMINISTRATIVE BLOCK 39.Kalehli
40.Kasol
41.Khadihar
42.Khokhan
43.Kothi Sari
44.Majhat
45.Mangarh
46.Manikaran
47.Manjhali
48.Mashgan
Legend:
49.Mashna
50.Mohal
• Administration
51.Nalhach
Area
52.Naresh
53.Neul
54.Parli
55.Peej
56.Pinni
57.Punthal
SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE STATE EXCISE OFFICE 58.Raila
SOURCE : Primary Survey SOURCE : Primary Survey
59.Ratocha
60.Rote
61.Sachani
62.Shaat
63.Shamshi
JUDICIAL COURT COMPLEX OFFICE OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER 64.Shilanal
SOURCE : Primary Survey SOURCE : Primary Survey
65.Shili Rajgiri
66.Shilihar
67.Shurar
68.Talara
69.Talpini
Fig- Administrative Block
70.Tegubehar
AGRICULTURE OFFICE
SOURCE : Primary Survey

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