Village · New Seren, East Siang # Pam Pam is a village in New Seren sub-district of East Siang district, Arunachal Pradesh. The 2011 Census counted 318 people in 65 households, the 6th largest of 8 inhabited villages in the sub-district. Literacy was 71.9%, close to the sub-district's rural average of 72.6%. - 318 people (2011) - 65 households - 71.9% literacy - 1,052 females per 1,000 males ## Pam PIN code and other codes Pam falls in New Seren sub-district, East Siang district, Arunachal Pradesh. - Community development block Ramle-Bango - Census village code 263847 Source: Census of India 2011, District Census Handbook – village directory. ## How far is Pam from nearby towns? - New Seren (sub-district HQ) 10 km by road - Pasighat (district HQ) 75 km by road - Pasighat (nearest town) 75 km by road Source: Census of India 2011, District Census Handbook – village directory. ## What facilities are there in Pam? 7 services counted by the Census are inside Pam; the rest show the distance to the nearest one. ### In the village - ● Pre-primary school In village · 1 govt - ● Middle school In village · 1 govt - ● Mobile phone coverage In village - ● Ration (PDS) shop In village - ● Anganwadi centre In village - ● Sports field In village - ● Polling station In village ### Nearest outside - ○ Primary school 5–10 km · Seren - ○ Senior secondary school under 5 km · Telam Camp - ○ Degree college 10+ km · Pasighat - ○ ITI / vocational school 10+ km · Basar - ○ Primary health centre under 5 km - ○ Allopathic hospital 5–10 km - ○ Dispensary 5–10 km - ○ Post office 5–10 km - ○ Public bus service 5–10 km - ○ Railway station 5–10 km - ○ ATM 10+ km - ○ Commercial bank 5–10 km - ○ Mandi / regular market 10+ km - ○ Public library 10+ km ### Water and power - Drinking water treated tap water and hand pumps - Electricity (2011) 8 h summer · 12 h winter Source: Census of India 2011, District Census Handbook – village directory. Surveyed for the 2011 Census; facilities may have changed. ## What is Pam known for? About 7% of the 150 hectares of village land is sown. Source: Census of India 2011, District Census Handbook – village directory. ## Homes and amenities in Pam Of every 100 households in Pam in 2011, 77 had electricity, 55 a toilet at home and 0 cooked with LPG; 90 had a mobile phone, 16 a two-wheeler and 6 a car. ■ Pam · ■ New Seren rural average - Electricity for lighting 77% 70% - Toilet within the home 55% 55% - No toilet (open defecation) 44% 35% - Tap water 90% 71% - Drinking water within premises 48% 46% - Cooking with LPG / PNG 0% 4% - Cooking with firewood / dung / crop residue 98% 96% - Use banking services 48% 32% - Television 19% 33% - Mobile phone 90% 57% - Computer with internet 0% 2% - Two-wheeler 16% 22% - Car / jeep / van 6% 10% - None of these assets 3% 10% - Own their home 84% 88% Source: Census of India 2011, Houselisting and Housing Census – households by amenities and assets (HH-14). ## What is the population of Pam? ■ Pam · ■ New Seren rural average - Literacy (age 7+) 71.9% 72.6% - Sex ratio (F per 1,000 M) 1052 961 - Child sex ratio (0–6) 1200 1000 - Working population 27.0% 37.8% ### Women and men Literacy is 80.7% for men and 63.3% for women. 48% of men and 7% of women work. ### Who works, and at what ■ Cultivators 60 (70%) · ■ Farm labourers 1 (1%) · ■ Other work 22 (26%) · ■ Marginal 3 (3%) Source: Census of India 2011, Primary Census Abstract (town, village and ward level), all districts. ## Other villages of similar size in New Seren - Potte 509 people - Telam Village 421 people - Old Deka 371 people - Telam Camp 348 people - New Seren H.Q. 158 people - New Deka 128 people All 8 villages in New Seren ## Quick answers - How far is Pam from Pasighat? 75 km by road - What is the population of Pam? 318 (Census 2011) - Which district is Pam in? East Siang district (New Seren sub-district), Arunachal Pradesh - What is the literacy rate of Pam? 71.9% (Census 2011) --- Canonical: https://wherepedia.org/india/arunachal-pradesh/east-siang/new-seren/pam/ · Updated 2026-11-02 · Data: national censuses and statistics offices (sources named in each section); © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL); Overture Maps; GeoNames; NASA POWER.