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Evaluation of Sidhi District, Madhya Pradesh

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Sidhi district, in Madhya Pradesh's northeastern region, has a substantial economic and ecological impact on the state. The district, known for its rich natural resources and cultural legacy, covers 10,536 square kilometres and had a population of around 1.12 million at the 2011 Census. With a literacy rate of 66.09%, it has moderate educational growth when compared to the national average of 74%. Agriculture is the principal source of income, and crops like rice, wheat, and pulses dominate the rural economy. The district's forest cover, which accounts for around 25% of its land area, is an important resource for local biodiversity and livelihoods.

With important projects like the Singrauli Coalfield, which supplies electricity to the region's main thermal power plants, including NTPC and Reliance Power, Sidhi is also a centre for industry and energy. Although these sectors have increased job possibilities, they have also brought up environmental problems, including pollution and deforestation. Sidhi confronts developmental obstacles, including poor infrastructure and healthcare in its rural regions, despite its industrial significance. Even while road connection has increased recently, more work is still needed to connect isolated communities to larger cities and commercial hubs.

The district's cultural richness is highlighted by sites like the Bandhavgarh National Park, which is partly located in the Sidhi region, attracting wildlife enthusiasts and boosting tourism. Further investment in eco-tourism and sustainable practices can help Sidhi strike a balance between development and conservation.

References

  1. District Census Handbook, Sidhi (2011)
  2. Madhya Pradesh Forest Department Reports
  3. NTPC Singrauli and Reliance Power Annual Reports