List of 250 most-backward districts (2006)
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This is the list of 250 most backward districts of India created by Ministry of Panchayati Raj. These districts are also currently receiving funds from the Backward Regions Grant Fund Programme (BRGF) which is a programme launched by Former Prime Minister of India, Dr. Manmohan Singh at Barpeta, Assam on 19 February 2007.[1] This list is state-wise.[2]
Andhra Pradesh[edit]
1. Adilabad
2. Anantpur
3. Chittoor
4. Cuddappah
5. Karimnagar
6. Khammam
7. Mahbubnagar
8. Medak
9. Nalgonda
10. Nizamabad
11. Rangareddy
12. Vizianagaram
13. Warangal
Arunachal Pradesh[edit]
Assam[edit]
1. Barpeta
2. Bongaigaon
3. Cachar
4. Dhemaji
5. Goalpara
6. Hailakandi
8. Kokrajhar
9. Marigaon
10. North Lakhimpur (Laksha)
11. Dima Hasao (North Cachar Hills)
Bihar[edit]
1. Araria
2. Aurangabad
3. Banka
4. Begusarai
5. Bhagalpur
6. Bhojpur
7. Buxar
8. Darbhanga
9. Gaya
10. Gopalganj
11. Jamui
12. Jehanabad
13. Kaimur at Bhabua
14. Katihar
15. Kishanganj
16. Khagaria
17. Lakhisarai
18. Madhepura
19. Madhubani
20. Munger
21. Muzaffarpur
22. Nalanda
23. Nawadah
24. Patna
25. West Champaran (Pashchim Champaran)
26. East Champaran (Purba Champaran)
27. Purnia
28. Rohtas
29. Saharsa
30. Samastipur
31. Saran
32. Sheikhpura
33. Sheohar
34. Sitamarhi
35. Supaul
36. Vaishali
Chhatisgarh[edit]
1. Bastar
2. Bilaspur
3. Dantewada
4. Dhamtari
5. Jashpur
6. Kanker
7. Kawardha
8. Korba
9. Koriya
10. Mahasamund
11. Raigarh
12. Rajnandgaon
13. Sarguja
Gujarat[edit]
1. Banaskantha
2. Dangs
3. Dahod
4. Narmada
5. Panch Mahal
6. Sabarkantha
Haryana[edit]
1. Mahendragarh
2. Sirsa
Himachal Pradesh[edit]
1. Chamba
2. Sirmaur
Jammu & Kashmir[edit]
1. Doda
2. Kupwara
3. Poonch
Jharkhand[edit]
1. Bokaro
2. Chatra
3. Deoghar
4. Dhanbad
5. Dumka
6. Garhwa
7. Giridih
8. Godda
9. Gumla
10. Hazaribagh
11. Jamtara
12. Kodarma
13. Latehar
14. Lohardagga
15. West Singhbhum (Pachhim Singhbhum)
16. Pakur
17. Palamu
18. Ranchi
19. Sahibganj
20. Saraikela
21. Simdega
Karnataka[edit]
1. Bidar
2. Chitradurga
3. Davangere
4. Gulbarga (now known as Kalaburagi)
5. Raichur
Kerala[edit]
1. Palakkad
2. Wynad
Madhya Pradesh[edit]
1. Balaghat
2. Barwani
3. Betul
4. Chhatarpur
5. Damoh
6. Dhar
7. Dindori
8. Guna
9. Jhabua
10. Katni
11. Khandwa
12. Mandla
13. Panna
14. Rajgarh
15. Rewa
16. Satna
17. Seoni
18. Shahdol
19. Sheopur
20. Shivpuri
21. Sidhi
22. Tikamgarh
23. Umaria
24. West Nimar
Maharashtra[edit]
1. Ahmednagar
2. Amravati
3. Aurangabad
4. Bhandara
5. Chandrapur
6. Dhule
7. Gadchiroli
8. Gondia
9. Hingoli
10. Nanded
11. Nandurbar
12 Yavatmal
Manipur[edit]
1. Chandel
2. Churchandrapur
3. Tamenlong
Meghalaya[edit]
1. Ri Bhoi
Mizoram[edit]
1. Lawngtlai
2. Siaha
Nagaland[edit]
1. Mon
2. Tuensang
3. Workha
Orissa[edit]
1. Bolangir
2. Boudh
3. Debagarh
4. Dhenkanal
5. Gajapati
6. Ganjam
7. Jharsuguda
8. Kalahandi
9. Keonjhar (Kendujhar)
10. Koraput
11. Malkangiri
12. Mayurbhanj
13. Nabrangpur
14. Nuapada
15. Phulbani
16. Rayagada
17. Sambalpur
18. Sonapur
19. Sundargarh
Punjab[edit]
1. Hoshiarpur
Rajasthan[edit]
1. Banswara
2. Barmer
3. Chittaurgarh
4. Dungarpur
5. Jaisalmer
6. Jalor
7. Jhalawar
8. Karoli
10. Sirohi
11. Tonk
12. Udaipur
Sikkim[edit]
1. Sikkim North
Tamil Nadu[edit]
1. Cuddalore
2. Dindigul
3. Nagapattina
4. Sivagangmai
6. Villupuram
Tripura[edit]
1. Dhalai
Uttar Pradesh[edit]
2. Azamgarh
3. Bahraich
4. Balrampur
5. Banda
6. Barabanki
7. Basti
8. Budaun
9. Chandauli
10. Chitrakoot
11. Etah
12. Farrukhabad
13. Fatehpur
14. Gonda
15. Gorakhpur
16. Hamirpur
17. Hardoi
18. Jalaun
19. Jaunpur
20. Kaushambi
21. Kushinagar
22. Lakhimpur Kheri
23. Lalitpur
24. Maharajganj
25. Mahoba
26. Mirzapur
27. Pratapgarh
28. Raebareli
29. Sant Kabir Nagar
30. Shravasti
31. Siddharthanagar
32. Sitapur
33. Sonebhadra
34. Unnao
Uttaranchal[edit]
1. Chamoli
2. Champawat
3. Tehri Garhwal
West Bengal[edit]
1. Bankura
2. Birbhum
4. Jalpaiguri
5. Malda
6. Midnapur East
7. Midnapur West
8. Murshidabad
9. Purulia
11. Uttar Dinajpur
References[edit]
- ↑ "Backward Region Grant Fund (BRGF)". pib.gov.in. Retrieved 2023-11-06.
- ↑ (PDF) https://web.archive.org/web/20120405033402/http://www.nird.org.in/brgf/doc/brgf_BackgroundNote.pdf. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2012-04-05. Retrieved 2023-11-06. Missing or empty
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