The total number of families with no land belonging to the Dalit social group is ____.

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The total number of families with no land belonging to the Dalit social group is 150.

There are a total of 450 families living in the village of Palampur. The Dalits are the social group that possesses no land there. The total number of Dalit households is 150 families.

Two hundred forty families have land of fewer than two hectares.

Only 60 families have landed more than two hectares.

The total cultivable area is 200 hectares, and it is entirely irrigated.

Including the areas occupied by structures, ponds, grazing areas, and roads, 26 hectares of land cannot be used for farming.

Palampur is mainly an agricultural village. By the mid-1970s, the entire cultivable area of 200 hectares was irrigated in Palampur through an electric run tube well.

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