Villages
The city of Todabhim contains numerous villages, including:
- Tighariya
Tighariya is a famous and prominent village of Todabhim tehsil. This is Gurjar majority village. This village has a well-known history. There is a temple of Balaji.
Anantpura ( Anantpura is situated 1.5 k.m. away from agra -jaipur n.h. road) B.L.MEENA- nand kala
- Daurawly
- Pahari
- Padampura
- Balghaat
- Badleta Buzurg
- Bhuda
- Bhandaari (internal & external)
- Dorka
- Raajor
- Morda
- Nangal (one of the biggest settlements in the area)
- Nangal Lat: Nangal Lat is situated 6 km away from Todabhim towards Gazipur on Mahawa road. It is small village which has a population around 4,000–5,000 and has a literacy around 60% and has good connectivity with cities by road.
- Mahamoodpur
- Moondiya
- Lipaoli
- Lala Ram Ka Pura
- Mahaswa
- Kamaalpura
- Beroj
- SHAHRAKAR
- Maachadi
- Beejalwada
- Bonl
- Jai Ram Ka Pura
- Rang Lal Ka Pura
- Bal Ka Pura
- Bada Pura
- Bhooton Ka Pura
- Machdi
- Sakarwada
- Bhainsa
- Gajipur
- Saadpura
- Nahar Khohra
- Bhajera(Naresh/Narpat Meena)
- Joul/Jounl
- Bishanpura
- Dourawali
- Kamalpuria
- Singhania: Singhania is situated 16 km from Hindaun city towards Balghat on Hindaun Balghat road. This village is Meena majority village.
nangal-lat
(1) This village famous with the municipal facility. (2) In this village 70% people belong MEENA caste.Read more about this topic: Todabhim
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