Gazing upon Gharoli, one can almost hear the echoes of its past. Gharoli, a suburb nestled in East Delhi, whispers tales of a vibrant community. The 2001 census paints a picture of Gharoli with a population of 10,978. Men made up 56% of the population, and women 44%. Gharoli boasted a literacy rate of 70%, exceeding the national average. Male literacy stood at 75%, while female literacy reached 64%. Children under six made up 17% of the population. More recent data from the 2011 census reveals Gharoli’s growth. The population surged to 92,540. This included 11,936 children under six, representing 12.9% of the population. The census also highlights a female sex ratio of 863, compared to the Delhi state average of 868. The child sex ratio was around 845, slightly lower than Delhi’s average of 871. Literacy continued to improve, reaching 88.70%, surpassing the state average. Male literacy was 93.52%, and female literacy was 83.13%. Gharoli administered over 19,819 houses, providing essential amenities like water and sewerage. Gharoli also held the authority to develop roads and levy taxes within its jurisdiction. By 2025, the estimated population reached approximately 132,000. Gharoli, with its evolving demographics and infrastructure, stands as a testament to the dynamism of Delhi’s suburbs.
Frank Anthony Public School
Did you ever imagine a school named after a single person? Right here before us stands the Frank Anthony Public