Friday, 13 November 2026

Self-help groups and schemes in villages of Mandya district

In 2023-24, 721 of the 1,493 villages of Mandya district reported 4,821 self-help groups with 53,668 members to DAY-NRLM, the Ministry of Rural Development's livelihoods mission.

1,174 of the 1,493 villages have these figures.

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Self-help groups by year

4,821Groups2023-24
53,668Members2023-24
721Villages reporting2023-24

Sums of the village figures DAY-NRLM publishes for each financial year; a village counts in a year when it reports at least one group.

YearVillages reportingGroupsMembersSC membersST members
2025-262764904,900617110
2024-254251,11715,1182,218276
2023-247214,82153,6687,4541,493
2022-232895325,60777444
2021-222226327,5031,15198
2020-211997327,974719120
2019-203281,77520,1622,011160
2018-195163,07833,9794,369441
2017-18752983,74841756

Self-help groups by taluka

Villages with groups in any year, and the groups and members they reported in 2023-24.

TalukaVillages with groupsGroupsMembers
Krishnarajpet2511952,742
Maddur14592810,671
Malavalli1511,00511,022
Mandya1611,13912,075
Nagamangala2593674,013
Pandavapura1276157,037
Shrirangapattana805726,108

Villages with the most self-help groups

Each village's latest year with groups, most groups first; the link opens the village's schemes page.

VillageTalukaLatest yearGroupsMembers
BorapuraMaddur2023-2456603
B.HosurMandya2023-2446494
AbalavadiMaddur2023-2430337
HulivanaMandya2021-2227391
HolaluMandya2023-2427272
GudigenahalliMandya2023-2426286
DugganahalliMalavalli2023-2425273
GamanahalliShrirangapattana2023-2424257
LingapatnaMalavalli2023-2420205
UpparakanahalliMandya2023-2420203
BanaghattaPandavapura2024-2519199
DeshahalliMaddur2023-2419192
RamandurMalavalli2023-2417191
DoddaboovalliMalavalli2023-2417174
AnasaleMalavalli2023-2416184
GopalapuraMandya2023-2415198
KadukothanahalliMaddur2023-2415171
BindiganavileNagamangala2023-2415150
DundanahalliMaddur2018-191587
MarkaluMalavalli2023-2414143
BabyMandya2023-2414142
BujavalliMaddur2023-2413182
ThylurMaddur2018-1913179
JavanahalliMandya2023-2413139
ThorekadanahalliMalavalli2023-2413137

Showing 25 of 1,174 villages.

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District scheme figures for Mandya

Post-2011 updates

Scheme progress — Mandya district

Central-government dashboards · sourced from data.gov.in · refreshed when the ministry publishes

PMAY-G (rural houses) is not shown: the ministry publishes no district-wise bulk dataset.

MGNREGA · Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee

Rural jobs scheme — Mandya district, 2025–26

The district's figures for the whole financial year (April to March) as the Ministry of Rural Development reports them.

Households that got work
51,850
Person-days of work
16.7 lakh
Average days of work per household
32
Households that completed 100 days
199
Average wage per person-day
₹367
Share of person-days worked by women
61.8%
Share of person-days, Scheduled Castes
11.3%
Share of person-days, Scheduled Tribes
0.5%
Active job cards
1,19,046
Job cards issued (all time)
3,27,064
Active workers
2,75,858
Works completed in the year
10,552
Works ongoing
15,433
Spending on natural resource works
66.2%

Figures are the year's last (March) report as published. Spending in rupees is not shown because the dataset does not state its unit.

Source: District-wise MGNREGA Data at a Glance, Ministry of Rural Development, on data.gov.in · dataset updated 29 Oct 2026 · retrieved 29 Oct 2026

Questions about Mandya district

  1. How many self-help groups are there in the villages of Mandya district?

    In 2023-24, 721 of the 1,493 villages of Mandya district reported 4,821 self-help groups with 53,668 members to DAY-NRLM, the Ministry of Rural Development's livelihoods mission.

  2. Which village of Mandya district has the most self-help groups?

    Borapura: 56 groups with 603 members in 2023-24, according to DAY-NRLM.

Sources
  • DAY-NRLM, Ministry of Rural Development: village-wise self-help group and member counts (retrieved 30 Oct 2026). · www.data.gov.in

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