Q1
Where is Ating located?
Ating is a village in Zanskar tehsil of Kargil district, Ladakh, India.
Q2
Which district is Ating in?
Ating is in Kargil district of Ladakh.
Q3
Which gram panchayat does Ating belong to?
Ating comes under the Phay gram panchayat.
Q4
What is the pincode of Ating?
The pincode of Ating, Zanskar, Kargil is 194302.
Q5
What is the population of Ating?
As per the 2011 Census, Ating had a population of 605 (322 males and 283 females).
Q6
How many households are there in Ating?
Ating had 105 households at the 2011 Census.
Q7
What is the area of Ating?
Ating covers about 212 hectares.
Q8
What is the literacy rate of Ating?
The literacy rate of Ating was 35.6% at the 2011 Census (share of people aged 7 and above who are literate).
Q9
What is the sex ratio of Ating?
Ating had 879 females per 1,000 males at the 2011 Census.
Q10
Which Lok Sabha constituency is Ating in?
Ating is in the Ladakh Lok Sabha constituency.
Q11
Who is the MP for Ating?
Mohmad Haneefa (Independent) won the Ladakh Lok Sabha seat, which includes Ating, in 2024.
Q12
Which development block is Ating in?
Ating is in the Karsha development block (Local Government Directory).
Q13
What is the LGD code of Ating?
The Local Government Directory (LGD) code of Ating is 1069 and its Census 2011 village code is 1069.
Q14
Which villages are near Ating?
Villages near Ating include Phay (3.7 km).
Q15
What is the population of Ating in 2026?
No census has been taken since 2011. Scaling Ating's Census 2011 population of 605 by Ladakh's official RGI projection (+11.3% from 2011 to 2026) gives an estimate of about 670 people in 2026. This is an estimate, not a census count; the next Census will replace it.
Q16
Who is the sarpanch of Ating?
The sarpanch of Ating has not yet been verified on VoiceOfVillage. We publish a sarpanch's name only after they verify with an election certificate; until then the elected sarpanch is listed on the eGramSwaraj portal, by the State Election Commission and at the panchayat or block office.
Answers are built from the village's official records (LGD, Census 2011, Election Commission data). If something is wrong, verified residents can correct it after claiming.