Kakgaina, Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh
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Nestled in Bareilly district of the state of Uttar Pradesh of India Kakgaina is the name of a census town.
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 Following the tradition of the whole of the Indian subcontinent quite a number of towns and cities also have flourished in the state of Uttar Pradesh as well. Amongst them one can easily distinguish the significance of Kakgaina. In fact it is an example of a census town. It is located in the district of Bareilly of the same state of India.
It becomes imperative for a person to gather as much information as possible about the demographical traits of the particular town. Towards that goal a handful of demographers have organized numerous surveys and research works in Kakgaina so they could prepare reports on the basis of findings that they have gathered so far. In this regard the Census report of India deserves to be mentioning. It was published in the year 2001 and thus throw light on certain aspects like population status, literacy condition etc. As per this report, Kakgaina has showed a population counting of 9691. Out of it, male populace constitutes 53 % of the population. 47 % is the status of females in Kakgaina. Thus it led one to infer that males are more in number than that of females. In Kakgaina, children who are below six years of age constitute 17 % of the population.
Literacy rate of Kakgaina also is vital in identifying its identifiable feature. It is to be noted that the average literacy rate of Kakgaina constitutes 52 %, which is even lower that that of Indian subcontinent. To be specific, the average literacy rate of India is 59.5 %. Provisions about males and female literacy rates also can be inferred. Males are erudite which is apparent from its high literacy rate. 60 % is Kakgaina's male literacy rate. Just like its population the condition of female literacy rate is less and it constitutes 44 %.
(Last Updated on : 05-07-2014)
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