Village · Taliha, Upper Subansiri
# Momara

Momara is a village in Taliha sub-district of Upper Subansiri district, Arunachal Pradesh. The 2011 Census counted 99 people in 14 households, the 53rd largest of 86 inhabited villages in the sub-district. Literacy was 67.8%, above the sub-district's rural average of 56.3%.
- 99 people (2011)
- 14 households
- 67.8% literacy
- 650 females per 1,000 males

## Momara PIN code and other codes

Momara falls in Taliha sub-district, Upper Subansiri district, Arunachal Pradesh.
- Community development block Taliha
- Census village code 262915

Source: Census of India 2011, District Census Handbook – village directory.

## How far is Momara from nearby towns?
- Taliha (sub-district HQ) 14 km by road
- Daporijo (district HQ) 32 km by road
- Daporijo (nearest town) 32 km by road

Source: Census of India 2011, District Census Handbook – village directory.

## What facilities are there in Momara?

3 services counted by the Census are inside Momara; the rest show the distance to the nearest one.

### In the village
- ● Primary school In village · 1 govt
- ● Anganwadi centre In village
- ● ASHA health worker In village

### Nearest outside
- ○ Senior secondary school 10+ km · Kodak
- ○ Degree college 10+ km · Itanagar
- ○ ITI / vocational school 10+ km · Tabarijo
- ○ Primary health centre 10+ km
- ○ Allopathic hospital 10+ km
- ○ Dispensary 10+ km
- ○ Post office 10+ km
- ○ Public bus service 10+ km
- ○ Railway station 10+ km
- ○ ATM 10+ km
- ○ Commercial bank 10+ km
- ○ Ration (PDS) shop 10+ km
- ○ Mandi / regular market 10+ km
- ○ Public library 10+ km

### Water and power
- Drinking water untreated tap water

Source: Census of India 2011, District Census Handbook – village directory.

Surveyed for the 2011 Census; facilities may have changed.

## What is Momara known for?

The main crops are maize, paddy and millet. Products made here include bamboo basket and cane bag.

Source: Census of India 2011, District Census Handbook – village directory.

## Homes and amenities in Momara

Of every 100 households in Momara in 2011, 0 had electricity, 0 a toilet at home and 0 cooked with LPG; 0 had a mobile phone, 0 a two-wheeler and 0 a car.

■ Momara · ■ Taliha rural average
- Electricity for lighting 0% 13%
- Toilet within the home 0% 37%
- No toilet (open defecation) 100% 57%
- Tap water 0% 58%
- Drinking water within premises 0% 15%
- Cooking with LPG / PNG 0% 6%
- Cooking with firewood / dung / crop residue 100% 94%
- Use banking services 0% 29%
- Television 0% 7%
- Mobile phone 0% 4%
- Computer with internet 0% 0%
- Two-wheeler 0% 3%
- Car / jeep / van 0% 1%
- None of these assets 100% 52%
- Own their home 100% 96%

Source: Census of India 2011, Houselisting and Housing Census – households by amenities and assets (HH-14).

## What is the population of Momara?

■ Momara · ■ Taliha rural average
- Literacy (age 7+) 67.8% 56.3%
- Sex ratio (F per 1,000 M) 650 1012
- Child sex ratio (0–6) 500 929
- Working population 47.5% 42.1%

### Women and men

Literacy is 74.1% for men and 58.3% for women. 45% of men and 51% of women work.

### Who works, and at what

■ Cultivators 39 (83%) · ■ Other work 7 (15%) · ■ Marginal 1 (2%)

Source: Census of India 2011, Primary Census Abstract (town, village and ward level), all districts.

## Other villages of similar size in Taliha
- Potungdui 104 people
- Kebasomara 103 people
- Mesing Mara 102 people
- Upper Ngaba 102 people
- Chebamara 98 people
- Arma 95 people
- Damba 92 people
- Dagiam 90 people

All 86 villages in Taliha

## Quick answers
- How far is Momara from Daporijo? 32 km by road
- What is the population of Momara? 99 (Census 2011)
- Which district is Momara in? Upper Subansiri district (Taliha sub-district), Arunachal Pradesh
- What is the literacy rate of Momara? 67.8% (Census 2011)

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