In the state of Haryana, there are quite a number of towns and cities that have been built here. Amongst them, Haileymandi has gained acclamation as a significant town. It is a part of the Gurgaon district of the same state.
No one would be able to know about the city of Haileymandi unless and until one gets to know about its demographical situation. In this regard, the famous demographers of Indian continent have thrown some lights. According to the Census report of India of the year 2001, Haileymandi city had a population of 17,072. Males comprises of the 53% of the total population while percentage of female population is 47%.
Literacy rate of the people of Haileymandi is quite high. It has been duly mentioned by the Census report that average literacy rate of Haileymandi is 69%, which is higher than that of the whole nation. Average national literacy rate is 59.5 percent. Out of the total literacy rate, female literacy is 62% and male literacy is 76%. In Haileymandi, 14% of the population is below the age of six years.
(Last Updated on : 05-02-2009)
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