Every facility record, and what stands behind it

How to read a row

Each row is one facility and each carries four things: what it is, which village it is in, what evidence stands behind it, and the date that evidence describes. The label in the status column is the important part, and it is deliberately blunt.

Operating means a government enumeration names it as working and the list carries a date. Listed but not verified means a commercial website lists it and no government source we retrieved confirms it. Announced means a development authority named it in the future tense with no operator and no opening date. Rows that are not operating are set in grey so you can see at a glance how much of this list is not yet a building.

The six labels this register uses, and what has to be true to earn each oneCounts across all 69 facility records. Compiled 4 August 2026.

Where this comes from: Assigned by this register from the operating_status and data_class fields of health-education-facilities.json, edition 2026-08-04.
Last verified: 10 August 2026.

What this table cannot tell you It cannot tell you that a facility with no record does not exist. Every source used here is a government list of government facilities, so a private clinic or a private school is missing from the count rather than proven absent from the ground.

Three of the labels are empty, and we print them anyway

No source we retrieved states that any health or education facility in Dholera is under construction, or has been put out to tender, or is not planned. Those three labels sit at zero. They are printed at zero rather than removed, because a label with nothing in it tells you something about the state of the public record.

A sixth label had to be added, because 49 records fit none of the original five honestly. Those are the schools that exist on an aggregator and nowhere else.

The full list, all 69 recordsMixed ages. Every row carries its own date. Health as on 15 August 2018 and 30 June 2021. School rows carry no date at all, which is itself a printed gap.

Where this comes from: health-education-facilities.json, edition 2026-08-04, 69 records, 24 fields.
Health and Family Welfare Department, Government of Gujarat, PHC list as on 15-08-2018.
National Health Mission, Government of Gujarat, CHC list as on 30-06-2021.
Gujarat Informatics Limited tender annexure, PDF created 2018-12-17.
schools.org.in cluster pages, retrieved 2026-08-04, a third-party aggregator and not a government source.
DSIRDA Infrastructure, Upcoming Projects, retrieved 2026-08-04.
Last verified: 10 August 2026.

What this table cannot tell you It cannot tell you a class range or a pupil count for a single school. UDISE+ is the only authority that publishes them and its school search sits behind a challenge test that has to be solved by a person, so 55 of 56 school rows carry no class range and 56 carry no enrolment. Nothing was inferred from a school name.

What sits behind the two announced rows

The development authority for the region, DSIRDA lists a multi-speciality hospital and an integrated school under upcoming projects, written entirely in the future tense, with no operator, no capacity and no opening date. Neither appears on its own completed projects page, whose eight entries are the ABCD building, the city integrated operations centre, the road network and utility corridor, the water treatment plant, the effluent treatment plant, the sewage treatment plant, power infrastructure and the canal front. None of those eight is a hospital or a school.

That is the entire basis for the announced label. This register does not repeat an announcement as though it were a building.

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