The Geog has a population of about 2812 consisting of 341 household covering an area of approximately 115.51square kilometer with the forest coverage of 82%. The Trongsa (Eastern high) way runs through the southern border, forming the border between Bjena Geog and Nyisho Geog. On the other hand side the Boe Langdra feeder road passes through the northern border, forming the border between Kazhi, Phangjul Geog and Nyisho Geog.

 

The Geog Administration is staffed with elected personnel such as Geog Chairman (Gup), Peoples representative (Mangmi), 6 Tshogpas, Geog Administrative Officer, Geog Clerk (Gaydrung), Agriculture Extension officer, livestock Extension Officer, Extension Forest Officer and Geog caretaker. The Geog has a social infrastructure such as one RNR centre, one Central School, One BHU Grade II with one ORC (Pangkha) rendering basic services to the community. We have 42 water supply schemes and 349 households are connected to save drinking water supply which makes100% RWSS coverage.

 

The Gewog is fully connected by feeder road from Chuzomsa. The Geog is also connected with farm road and electricity to all most all the villages. Geog has 100% coverage in telecommunication both (B-moblie and Tashi Cell) Rice is the main staple food in the geog and 80% of the household do paddy cultivation and the rest cultivate to meet their yearly consumption. Almost all the household grow paddy and remain self sufficiency in the food grains whole round the year. Wheat, Buckwheat, Mustard and Soya been are also grown in small scale. The vegetables grown in the Geog are potatoes, chilies, turnip, radish, beans, cabbage, Cauliflower and garlic. Garlic and Potatoes and grown in a large area and they earn maximum amount out of all. Orange, persimmon and sugarcane are also grown as fruit for the domestic consumption only. The people in the Geog also raise two to three cattle in order to earn sum cash income and for their self consumption.