Mahoba-DP

DISTRICT PROFILE - MAHOBA (2010)

Introduction


The name of the district is derived from 'Mahotsav Nagar', which means the city of great festivals. Mahoba is known for its closeness to Khajuraho and other historic places like Orchha, Jhansi, and Kalinjar. A "Shaheed Mela" is held annually to commemorate the memory of those who rebelled in 1857 mutiny. Majority of people depend upon agriculture for livelihood. The district headquarters are located in Mahoba town.

The district is bordered by Hamirpur & Jhansi in the north, the state of Madhya Pradesh in south & east, and Jhansi district & the state of Madhya Pradesh in the west.

Further details of the district can be seen as under:

Area (In Sq Km) 2,884
Population (Census 2001) 869,808
- Urban (%) 165632
- Rural (%) 665504
- Male (%) 66.83
- Female (%) 39.57
- Scheduled Caste 182614
- Scheduled Tribe 65
Sex Ratio (M:F) 100:90
Number of Nyay Panchayats 39
-Number of Gram Sabha 247
Number of Villages 435
Total Number of Schools
- Primary 1,110
- Junior High School 113
- High School 12
- Intermediate 17
- Graduate 02
- Postgraduate 02
Literacy Rate (%) 67
Male Literacy Rate (%) 42
Female Literacy Rate (%) 25
Number of Urban Slums 05
No. of persons affected by leprosy homes Data not available
- Number of persons affected by leprosy living in these homes Data not available


Health Facilities in District

The rural health care system is a three tier structure. It has “Sub-center” at the most peripheral level, “Primary Health Centre” at the intermediate level and “Community Health Centre” at the secondary level. The population covered by a “Sub Centre”, “Primary Health Centre” and “Community Health Centre” are “3,000-5,000”, “20,000-30,000” and “100,000”, respectively. In addition, there are Private Voluntary Health Facilities, also. As per UP government organizational set up, the district is headed by a District Magistrate, who is also the chairperson of the Integrated District Health Society of Mahoba district. The district health set up of UP government is headed by the Chief Medical Officer followed by an Additional CDMO as second-in-command. The Chief Medical Superintendent looks after the UP government hospitals in the district.

There are 147 government health care facilities in the district, as can be seen from the table given below:

Category Number
District Hospitals (Male & Female) 02
Community Health Centre 01
Primary Health Centre 03
Additional Primary Health Centre 13
Sub - Centres 120
Female Hospitals 01
Ayurvedic Hospitals 4
Homeopathic Hospitals 07
ANM Training School 01


Staff Position in the District

Following is the list of health personnel employed under Uttar Pradesh government. Figures related to other health agencies are not available.

Category                Approved Number In Position Leprosy Training Received (Number Trained)
Medical Officers 105 38 30
Pharmacist 31 18 18
Health Supervisor (Female) 18 12 12
Health Supervisor (Male) 36 33 31
Health Worker (Female) 175 120 Data not available
Health Worker (Male) 55 23 Data not available
Non Medical Supervisor 04 03 03
Non Medical Assistant 20 07 07
Accredited Social Health Activists 645 645 501
Other (Specify) SN 27 12 12
DPMU Officers 01 01 Untrained
DAM 01 01 Untrained
Data Operator 01 Nil Nil


Epidemiological picture of the district                                               
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As can be seen from the graphs given below that both PR and ANCDR, have shown decline since 2004-05.The district achieved the elimination status in 2008-09. Similarly, there has been decline in the proportion of “MB Cases” and “Child Cases” amongst new cases since 2004-05. However, there has not been any remarkable change in other leprosy indicators over these past 5 years. The district Mahoba has not yet started recording and reporting of Gr 1 disability.

Graph 1, 2 & 3: Essential Leprosy Indicators of Mahoba district (Financial Year 2004-2010)







Treatment Completion Rate (TCR) in the District 

Category Cohort Year TCR %  Cohort Year TCR % Cohort Year TCR %
Multibacillary cases 2004-05 78.7 2005-06 92 2006-07 94
Paucibacillary cases 2005-06 86.4 2006-07 93.0 2007-08  92.6

The TCR of both “Paucibacillary” and “Multibacillary” cases is reasonably good but more efforts should be made to improve it further.

 

Contact addresses of District Officials
Dr. Kureel
C.M.O.
Mahoba
Tel: 9919418308
Mob: 9648935512
Fax not available
E-mail not available

Dr. Lakhan Singh
D.L.O. i/e.
Mahoba
Telephone not available
Mob: 9415187109
Fax not available
E-mail not available

Mr. Heera Lal Gupta
NMS
Mahoba
Telephone not available
Mob: 9450264206
Fax not available
E-mail not available

Dr. S. N. Mishra
Leprosy Programme Advisor
Netherlands Leprosy Relief
C/o Ram Gopal Verma / Mukesh Ghai
G.M. /1, JDA Colony
Virangana Nagar
Jhansi
Tel: 09415369237
Fax not available
E-mail
nlr_jhansi@rediffmail.com

                                                                                                                
                                                                                                          





















  
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