Tral

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Tral is a town, sub-district, and a notified area committee in the Pulwama district of the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir. The town is situated at a distance of Script error: No such module "convert". from the summer capital, Srinagar and Script error: No such module "convert". from district headquarters, Pulwama. Tral is the second largest area committee in Pulwama district.

History

Gufkral represents an important site in the area.[1] Gufkral is located at Banmir village in Hurdumir area of Tral, Template:Cvt from the sub-district headquarters. The area falls between two nallahs (streams) on an extensive deposit of Karewa (elevated tableland) where people used to live in ancient times.

Geography

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The main town area of Tral is divided into two parts/divisions – Upper Tral (Tral-i-Bala) and Lower Tral (Tral-i-Payeen). There is a significant difference in the altitudes of these two divisions/parts, as their name suggests. The population of Lower Tral (Tral-i-Payeen) is more than that of Upper Tral (Tral-i-Bala).

Villages in Tral Tehsil

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  • Ali Gund
  • Amirabad
  • Amlar
  • Arigam Ullar
  • Aripal
  • Baragam
  • Batagund
  • Brental
  • Bathnoor Jagir
  • Begh Gund
  • Boochu
  • Chandrigam
  • Chatrugam
  • Chewa Ullar
  • Cheribugh
  • Dadasara
  • Dar Ganie Gund
  • Deedarpora
  • Dewar
  • Dharamgund
  • Doonigund
  • Gameraj
  • Gutroo
  • Gulab Bagh
  • Gulistan
  • Gulshanpora
  • Gwaang
  • Hajinar
  • Hurdumir
  • Heewan
  • Jawahirpora
  • Khanagund (Midoora)
  • Khasipora
  • Kuchmulla
  • Nader
  • Lalgam
  • Lalpora
  • Laribal
  • Lariyar
  • Lurgam
  • Lurow Jagir
  • Machhama
  • Mandoora
  • Monghama
  • Naher
  • Nigeenpora
  • Naibugh
  • Nanner
  • Nawdal
  • Nazneenpora
  • Nargistan
  • Panner Jagir
  • Panzoo
  • Pethgam Gadpora
  • Pinglish
  • Pranigam
  • Quil Shikargah
  • Rathsuna
  • Reshipora
  • Syedabad
  • Sangrama
  • Seer Jagir
  • Shahpora
  • Sheerabad/Shairabad/Bulli/Boli
  • Saimoh
  • Satoora
  • Takiya Gulab Bagh
  • Wagad
  • Kaarmulla
  • Nagbal
  • Machama

Demographics

As of the 2011 Indian Census, Tral had a population of 1,10,196 with 57,536 males constituting 52.21% of the population and 52,660 females constituting 47.79% of the population.[3] Out of 1,10,196, 17,844 is urban and 92,352 is rural population of Tral.[4][5]

Religion

According to the 2011 census, Islam is practised by about 89.51% of the population, while 7.41% follow Sikhism and 2.48% follow Hinduism.

Religious Demographics of Tral[6]
Religion Urban Rural Total
Islam 15852 82780 98632
Sikhism 107 8058 8165
Hinduism 1817 920 2737
Other 68 594 662
TOTAL 17844 92352 110196

Education

Tral has an average literacy rate of about 64%. There are various educational institutions in and around Tral town. Tral has two educational zones:- Zone Tral and Zone Lurgam, which consist of 201 government educational institutes and 33 private schools up to senior secondary level[7] besides a degree college[8] an Islamic College for females, namely Islamic Oriental College, and an Industrial Training Institute.[9]

Tourist attractions

Nagaberan (Upper Dachigam), Wasturwan (Syedabad), Gufkral, Shikargah, Panner Dam, Aripal Spring, Narastan, Hajan, and Dilnag are the main tourist attractions of Tral. Tarsar-Marsar lakes are also accessible via the meadows of Nagaberan.

Tral Wildlife Sanctuary

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Security situation

Tral is a volatile area and a traditional hotbed of militancy. Burhan Wani, former commander of Hizbul Mujahideen, hailed from Sharifabad, Tral.[11] Hizbul Mujahideen commander Sabzar Bhat, successor of Burhan Wani, also hailed from Rathsuna Tral and was killed in Saimoh village (Tral) by Indian security forces, thus sparking days of unrest.[12] Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind (Kashmir-based Al-Qaeda Cell) is also believed to be operating from Tral as its founder and chief, Zakir Musa, hailed from the Noorpora area of Tral.[13]

Notable people

Notable people living in or coming from the Tral area include:

References

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