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Pincodes of Kiphire

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Kiphire Pincodes

Here is a list of Kiphire Pincodes

No.LocationPincode District State
1Amahatore798611KiphireNagaland
2Anatongere798611KiphireNagaland
3Kiphire798611KiphireNagaland
4Kisethong798611KiphireNagaland
5Longmatra798611KiphireNagaland
6Moya798611KiphireNagaland
7Phalonger798611KiphireNagaland
8Pokhpur798611KiphireNagaland
9Pungro798611KiphireNagaland
10Seyochang798611KiphireNagaland
11Sikur798611KiphireNagaland
12Singrup798611KiphireNagaland
13Sitimi798611KiphireNagaland

About Kiphire

Kiphire District, situated in the Indian state of Nagaland, spans across 1,130 square kilometers (440 sq mi) and ranks as the tenth most densely populated district within Nagaland. With a total population of 74,004 residents, it holds the 625th position among the districts of India, contributing to 3.74% of Nagaland’s total population. The district’s administrative hub, Kiphire, lies 230 kilometers away from the state capital, Kohima. According to the 2018 NITI Aayog rankings, Kiphire District is recognized as the fourth most underdeveloped district in India, highlighting the need for focused development initiatives in the region.

History

Kiphire district, established in 2003, emerged as Nagaland’s eleventh district following its separation from Tuensang district. Its administrative headquarters, Kiphire, was founded on June 16, 1952, following meticulous surveys aimed at establishing additional administrative centers. The district initially comprised seven subdivisions: Seyochung, Pungro, Amahator, Kiphire Sadar, Longmatra, Sitimi, and Kiusam. Subsequently, Khongsa subdivision was carved out of Pungro, increasing the total subdivisions to eight. S.D. Lakhar served as the district’s first Base Area Superintendent. Historically part of Tuensang district under NEFA, Kiphire now stands as a distinct and dynamic administrative region in Nagaland.

Demography

As per the 2011 census, Kiphire District boasts a population of 74,004, approximately on par with the nation of Dominica. This positions it at the 625th rank among Indian districts, with a total of 640. Kiphire exhibits a sex ratio of 956 females per 1000 males, and a literacy rate of 69.54%. The district primarily houses the Sangtam, Chirr, Makware, Yimkhiung, and Sümi tribes, forming a significant 96.5% of the district’s population. These diverse tribal communities contribute to the rich cultural fabric and unique identity of Kiphire District in northeastern India.
 

Geography

Covering an expanse of 1,130 square kilometers (440 sq mi), the district is situated in the northeastern region of India. Bounded by Tuensang and Noklak districts to the north, Zünheboto district to the west, Phek district to the south, and Myanmar to the east, this district finds its administrative center in Kiphire, perched at an elevation of 896 meters above sea level. Prominent towns within the district include Seyochung, Sitimi, Pungro, and Kiphire. The district boasts Nagaland’s loftiest peak, Mount Saramati, standing tall at 3,826 meters. Kiphire also houses an earth station, while Kisatong village serves as a captivating tourist destination.

Economy

Approximately 70% of Kiphire district’s population is actively involved in agriculture, primarily practicing Shifting or Jhum cultivation. The key crops in these fields are Rice, Maize, Kholar (a local kidney bean variety), and Soya beans. The district hosts a diverse range of crops, with approximately 32 different groups cultivated. Rice, Maize, and millets dominate in terms of both production and area coverage, while pulses and cash crops like potatoes are also grown. Notably, the region’s orchards produce a variety of fruits, including Oranges, Papayas, Bananas, and Pineapples, contributing significantly to the district’s agricultural richness and livelihoods.

FAQs

What is Kiphire famous for?

Kiphire district boasts several captivating tourist destinations, including the towering Mount Saramati at 3,826 meters, enchanting Limestone Caves in Salumi and Mimi villages, the serene Zungki River, and the captivating Fakim Wildlife Sanctuary.

Which tribe is Kiphire?

Kiphire boasts a diverse indigenous population with three recognized tribes - Sangtam, Yimchungrü, and Sümi. Additionally, numerous sub-tribes with distinct languages contribute to its rich ethnic tapestry.

Which is the nearest railway station to Kiphire?

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What is Kiphire called the land of?

Kiphire District, known as "The Land of Minerals" in India, boasts a rich abundance of valuable minerals and resources, making it a significant contributor to the nation's mineral wealth.

How many villages are there in Kiphire?

Kiphire district boasts a total of 121 villages, presenting a comprehensive list that can be highly beneficial for various purposes and local reference within the region.