The former incorporated 6 blocks , while the latter had four and together they enclosed 30 Nagar Palikas, Panchayats and villages. The then vastness of the district called for two police headquarters , based at Bokaro and Dhanbad respectively. Meanwhile , the district as its stands today , has only one sub-division called the Dhanbad Sadar. There are presently , 8 blocks here viz.
The blocks in turn have panchayats and villages. As per the Census, the total population of the districts stands at 19,49, of which the number of males have been recorded as 10,71, along with 8,77, females. There are acres of hillocks and acres of forests. It is bounded by Giridih and Bokaro districts on west, by Dumka district on the north and by Purulia district of West Bengal on the east and south. Dhanbad is situated in Chotanagpur plateau.
Dhanbad experiences a transitional climate between subtropical humid and tropical wet and dry climates. Here summer season starts from last week of March and ends in middle of June. Minimum temperature remains 25 degrees C in summer and maximum temperature can reach upto 47 degrees C. Dhanbad receives heavy rainfall during monsoon. Minimum temperature in winter remains 10 degrees C and maximum temperature can go upto 22 degrees C.
Damodar is the main river that flows through Dhanbad. In this region, red soil is found and that soil is not so fertile. So, soil of this area is not that good for agricultural purpose. There are two large dams in this city that is why Pisciculture is very popular among people of this region. Forests of northern tropical dry deciduous type are present in this region. Mostly people are doing sericulture in these forests. Due to effect of this cultural mix, various languages are being spoken in this city.
Hindi is the main language of this city. English is mostly used in business and tourist communication. One of the major attractions of Dhanbad is coal mines and then research centers of this city that are much popular among tourists. Apart from coal mines and research centers, there are many other tourist attractions in Dhanbad like lakes, rivers, falls, dams, wildlife, mountains and religious temples. Economy of Dhanbad is depended much on coal production in the city.
Dhanbad has abundance of coal due to presence of innumerable coal mines in this region. Dhanbad is an industrial and coal mining city that is well known for its coal mines and industrial establishments on large scale. Due to these day by day increasing industrial activities, this city has become one of the busiest commercial centers of India.
Dhanbad has per capita income of million rupees and huge part of that comes from coal business. Along with numerous coal mines, this city has many coal washeries. Apart from abundance of coal, Dhanbad is also popular for its power generation plants. Hydro power generation is being done at Maithon and Panchet dams. Aaj Ki Baat: Full episode, November 12, Violence breaks out during 'Bandh' in Nanded, Malegaon; 4 arrested. Congress alleges Facebook used by BJP as weapon to spread hatred.
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This domain is further segregated into 1km grids, to study the spatial variations in the emission and the pollution loads.
Meteorology fields are important as they have a direct impact on air pollution concentrations. During periods of high precipitation or high speed winds, emissions from a city are swept away and do not have an impact on concentrations. On the other hand, during the winter months when temperatures and inversion heights are low, there is a greater impact of emissions on pollution concentrations. Low temperatures also affect behaviour through the need for space and water heating — which in turn has increases emissions.
In Phase 1, base year for all the calculations was In Phase 2, all the calculations are updated for year We customized the SIM-air family of tools to fit the base information collated from disparate sources. Apart from the official reports, resource material ranges from GIS databases of land use, land cover, roads and rail lines, water bodies, built up area represented in the adjacent figure , commercial activities such as hotels, hospitals, kiosks, restaurants, malls, cinema complexes, traffic intersections, worship points, industrial hubs, and telecom towers , to population density and meteorology at the finest spatial resolution possible 1-km.
A detailed description of these resources is published as a journal article in , which also includes a summary of baselines and pollution analysis for 20 Indian cities. This emissions inventory is based on available local activity and fuel consumption estimates for the selected urban airshed represented in the grid above.
This information is collated from multiple agencies ranging from the central pollution control board, state pollution control board, census bureau, national sample survey office, ministry of road transport and highways, annual survey of industries, central electrical authority, ministry of heavy industries, and municipal waste management, and publications from academic and non-governmental institutions.
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