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POPULATION OF CLASS WISE TOWNS IN MADHYA PREDASH S. No. Towns Population S. No. Towns Population Class I Towns Class II Towns 1 Gwalior I M. Corp. 827,026 10 Sehore II M 92,518 2 Shivpuri I M 146,892 11 Ganj Basoda II M 64,937 3 Guna I M 137,175 12 Chapiheda II NP 51,181 4 Bhind I M 153,752 13 Hoshangabad II M 97,424 5 Morena I M 150,959 14 Itarsi II M 92,362 6 Indore I M. Corp. 1,506,062 15 Harda II M 64,497 7 Khargone I M 103,448 16 Betul II M 83,722 8 Khandwa I M. Corp. 172,242 17 Sarni II M 95,012 9 Burhanpur I M. Corp. 193,725 18 Bina-Etawa II M 51,181 10 Ujjain I M. Corp. 431,162 19 Panna II M 52,057 11 Neemuch I M 112,852 20 Tikamgarh II M 68,426 12 Dewas I M. Corp. 231,672 21 Shahdol II M 78,624 13 Ratlam I M. Corp. 222,202 22 Balaghat II M 75,997 14 Mandsaur I M 117,555 23 Narsimhapur II M 56,203 15 Bhopal I M. Corp. 1,458,416 24 Seoni II M 89,801 16 Vidisha I M 125,453 25 Mandla II M 53,894 17 Sagar I M. Corp. 244,721 26 Niwas II NP 70,506 18 Damoh I M 127,967 19 Chhatarpur I M 109,078 Class III Towns 20 Rewa I M. Corp. 183,274 1 Karera III NP 23,505 21 Singrauli I M. Corp. 185,190 2 Raghogarh III M 49,173 22 Satna I M. Corp. 229,307 3 Aron III NP 21,178 23 Jabalpur I M. Corp. 956,107 4 Chanderi III M 28,305 24 Murwara (Katni) I M. Corp. 187,029 5 Bhander III NP 20,672 25 Chhindwara I M 153,552 6 Gohad III M 45,232 7 Lahar III NP 28,253 Class II Towns 8 Ambah III M 36,435 1 Dabra II M 56,672 9 Porsa III M 33,103 2 Ashoknagar II M 57,705 10 Sabalgarh III M 34,039 3 Datia II M 82,755 11 Joura III NP 33,512 4 Sheopur II M 58,342 12 Kailaras III NP 21,936 5 Dhar II M 75,374 13 Bamor III NP 25,227 6 Pithampur II M 68,080 14 Rau III NP 20,855 7 Nagda II M 96,579 15 Mhowgaon III NP 20,523 8 Shajapur II M 57,818 16 Dhamnod III NP 26,273 9 Jaora II M 65,111 17 Manawar III M 25,467 S. No. Towns Population S. No. Towns Population 19 RCUES, Lucknow Class III Towns Class III Towns 18 Kukshi III NP 24,313 56 Garhakota III M 27,363 19 Barwani III M 43,232 57 Rehli III M 25,890 20 Sendhwa III M 48,941 58 Deori III M 23,806 21 Anjad III NP 22,882 59 Rahatgarh III NP 25,215 22 Jhabua III M 30,577 60 Banda III NP 26,183 23 Alirajpur III M 25,164 61 Hatta III M 28,514 24 Sanawad III M 34,114 62 Nowgong III M 33,024 25 Barwaha III M 33,559 63 Maharajpur III NP 21,490 26 Nepanagar III M 31,638 64 Laundi III NP 20,168 27 Badnagar III M 34,088 65 Niwari III NP 20,713 28 Mahidpur III M 29,379 66 Prithvipur III NP 22,535 29 Khacharod III M 29,835 67 Mauganj III NP 23,024 30 Tarana III NP 21,453 68 Sidhi III M 45,700 31 Manasa III NP 22,623 69 Dhanpuri III M 43,915 32 Khategaon III NP 21,019 70 Beohari III NP 20,010 33 Shujalpur III M 42,461 71 Kotma III M 28,487 34 Agar III M 31,207 72 Pasan III M 29,565 35 A lot III NP 21,513 73 Bijuri III M 28,218 36 Shamgarh III NP 21,507 74 Umaria III M 26,842 37 Kolar III M 28,375 75 Nowrozabad III NP 22,403 38 Berasia III M 24,302 76 Pali III NP 20,942 39 Ashta III M 40,628 77 Panagar III M 25,199 40 Raisen III M 35,702 78 Sihora III M 37,870 41 Begamganj III M 30,448 79 Kymore III NP 20,150 42 Mandideep III M 39,859 80 Waraseoni III M 24,757 43 Bareli III NP 27,379 81 Malajkhand III M 32,296 44 Sironj III M 42,179 82 Langi III NP 21,498 45 Narsinghgarh III M 27,723 83 Pandhurna III M 40,931 46 Sarangpur III M 32,294 84 Jamai III M 22,440 47 Biaora III M 37,925 85 Dongar Parasiya III M 37,863 48 Rajgar h III NP 23,937 86 Damua III M 29,403 49 Pachore III NP 20,939 87 Sausar III M 24,312 50 Pipariya III M 44,378 88 Maihar III M 34,342 51 Seoni-Malwa III M 26,202 89 Chitrakoot III NP 22,279 52 Sohagpur III NP 22,339 90 Gadarwara III M 39,194 53 Amla III M 29,553 91 Gotegaon III NP 23,420 54 Multai III M 21,423 92 Kareli III NP 25,043 55 Khurai III M 41,511 93 Nainpur III M 21,760 S. No. Towns Population S. No. Towns Population Class IV Towns Class IV Towns 20 RCUES, Lucknow 1 Bhitarwar IV NP 15,264 39 Bhikangaon IV NP 14,288 2 Bilaua IV NP 11,441 40 Kasrawad IV NP 19,050 3 Pichhore IV NP 11,725 41 Mundi IV NP 10,672 4 Khaniyadhana IV NP 12,580 42 Pandhana IV NP 11,002 5 Kolaras IV NP 15,682 43 Chnera IV NP 15,871 6 Narwar IV NP 15,714 44 Shahpur IV NP 18,155 7 Pichhore IV NP 14,891 45 Unhel IV NP 13,950 8 Badarwas IV NP 10,409 46 Maakdon IV NP 10,012 9 Kumbhraj IV NP 14,055 47 Rampura IV NP 17,757 10 Chachaura -Binaganj IV NP 17,339 48 Jawad IV NP 16,687 11 Isagarh IV NP 10,347 49 Jiran IV NP 10,523 12 Mungaoli IV NP 19,536 50 Kunkteshwer IV NP 10,793 13 Indergarh IV NP 14,597 51 Sonkatch IV NP 15,553 14 Seondha IV NP 19,525 52 Kannod IV NP 15,185 15 Gormi IV NP 17,257 53 Hatpipalya IV NP 15,933 16 Akoda IV NP 11,035 54 Bagli IV NP 10,128 17 Mihona IV NP 14,805 55 Bhaurasa IV NP 10,412 18 Daboh IV NP 15,897 56 Karnawad IV NP 10,262 19 Mau IV NP 18,367 57 Satwas IV NP 10,931 20 Phuphkalan IV NP 10,246 58 Nalkheda IV NP 14,198 21 Mehgaon IV NP 14,739 59 Maksi IV NP 18,325 22 Badoda IV NP 15,673 60 Badod IV NP 11,764 23 Vijaypur IV NP 14,556 61 Polaykalan IV NP 10,850 24 Depalpur IV NP 15,210 62 Akodia IV NP 10,421 25 Sawer IV NP 13,156 63 Susner IV NP 13,430 26 Gautampura IV NP 13,225 64 Soyatkalan IV NP 13,544 27 Betma IV NP 12,530 65 Sailana IV NP 10,888 28 Badnawar IV NP 17,746 66 Tal IV NP 13,061 29 Dharampuri IV NP 13,237 67 Sitamau IV NP 12,889 30 Rajgarh IV NP 15,617 68 Narayangarh IV NP 10,081 31 Rajpur IV NP 17,913 69 Piplya Mandi IV NP 13,705 32 Khetia IV NP 14,263 70 Bhanpura IV NP 16,494 33 Pansemal IV NP 10,744 71 Garoth IV NP 14,569 34 Thandla IV NP 12,685 72 Suwasra IV NP 10,989 35 Petlawad IV NP 12,421 73 Budni IV NP 13,791 36 Ranapur IV NP 10,612 74 Ichhawar IV NP 12,689 37 Maheshwar IV NP 19,649 75 Nasrullaganj IV NP 17,240 38 Mandleshwar IV NP 11,351 76 Badi IV NP 16,094 S. No. Towns Population S. No. Towns Population Class IV Towns Class IV Towns 77 Obedullaganj IV NP 19,938 115 Teonthar IV NP 15,254 21 RCUES, Lucknow 78 Udaipura IV NP 13,783 116 Churhat IV NP 13,104 79 Silwani IV NP 17,431 117 Majholi IV NP 10,792 80 Kurwai IV NP 13,741 118 Nagod IV NP 19,461 81 Lateri IV NP 14,057 119 Birsinghpur IV NP 12,338 82 Khilchipur IV NP 15,317 12 0 Amarpatan IV NP 16,371 83 Jirapur IV NP 16,822 121 Rampur Baghelan IV NP 11,310 84 Babai IV NP 14,591 122 Unchahara IV NP 16,664 85 Khirkiya IV NP 17,487 123 Khand (Bansagar) IV NP 10,921 86 Timarni IV NP 19,183 124 Burhar IV NP 17,724 87 Bhains dehi IV NP 15,766 125 Anuppur IV M 16,403 88 Aathner IV NP 10,304 126 Chandia IV NP 12,946 89 Shahpur IV NP 12,180 127 Barela IV NP 10,880 90 Shahgarh IV NP 14,486 128 Shahpura IV NP 11,958 91 Hindoria IV NP 14,429 129 Patan IV NP 13,213 92 Patha ria IV NP 17,185 130 Majholi IV NP 11,318 93 Tendukheda IV NP 11,229 131 Katangi IV NP 17,062 94 Amanganj IV NP 11,609 132 Baihar IV NP 15,390 95 Devendranagar IV NP 11,413 133 Katangi IV NP 14,763 96 Ajaygarh IV NP 13,997 134 Barhi IV NP 10,923 97 Pawai IV NP 12,004 135 Chaurai Khas IV M 11,394 98 Garhi-Malhara IV NP 12,964 136 Amarwara IV M 12,096 99 Ghuwara IV NP 10,813 137 Chandameta Butaria IV NP 16,937 100 Rajnagar IV NP 12,449 138 Badkuhi IV NP 10,773 101 Bijawar IV NP 18,414 139 Newton Chikhli IV NP 10,850 102 Bada-Malhera IV NP 15,044 140 Tendukheda IV NP 11,727 103 Chandla IV NP 10,216 141 Barghat IV NP 10,411 104 Harpalpur IV NP 15,410 142 Lakhnadon IV NP 14,344 105 Khajuraho IV NP 19,286 143 Dindori IV NP 17,422 106 Jatara IV NP 15,599 107 Khargapur IV NP 12,413 Class V Towns 108 Palera IV NP 14,632 1 Antari V NP 9,535 109 Lidhorakhas IV NP 11,162 2 Badoni V NP 8,670 110 Mangawan IV NP 11,560 3 Alampur V NP 9,350 111 Gurh IV NP 12,450 4 Jhundpura V NP 8,094 112 Semaria IV NP 12,325 5 Hatod V NP 9,028 113 Sirmaur IV NP 10,936 6 Manpur V NP 6,525 114 Hanumana IV NP 14,871 7 Dhamnaud V NP 6,975 S.
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  • Invitation for Bids

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    Invitation for Bids Date: 19 March 2020 Loan No. 42486-IND: Madhya Pradesh Urban Services Improvement Project II and Title: Contract No. MPUSIP-4J: Improvement to Water Supply Services in Akoda Nagar and Title: Parishad in Bhind District in Madhya Pradesh Deadline for Submission of Extended to 10 August 2020 at 15:00 hours (Indian Standard Time) Bids: 1. The Government of India has applied financing from Asian Development Bank (ADB) toward the cost of Madhya Pradesh Urban Services Improvement Project II. Part of this financing will be used for payments under the contracts named above. Bidding is open to Bidders from eligible source countries of the ADB. 2. The Madhya Pradesh Urban Development Company Limited (“the Employer”) invites online bids/tenders from eligible Bidders for Improvement to Water Supply Services in Akoda Nagar Parishad in Bhind District in Madhya Pradesh (“the Works) as detailed below: Duration Package No. e-Tender ID Description of Work (Days) Improvement to Water Supply Services in Akoda Nagar MPUSIP-4J 2020_MPUDC_84314_1 1215 Parishad in Bhind District in Madhya Pradesh 3. Open Competitive Bidding (OCB) will be conducted in accordance with ADB’s Single- Stage: Two-Envelope bidding procedure and is open to all Bidders from eligible source countries as described in the Bidding Documents. 4. Only eligible Bidders with the following key qualifications should participate in this bidding: • Specific Similar Experience: Experience in implementing a minimum of one (1) similar contract as per Bidding Document during the last seven (7) years where the value of Bidder’s participation exceeds INR 60 Million. • Average annual construction turnover: Minimum average annual construction turnover shall be greater than INR 48 Million over the last three (3) years.
  • Nagar Palika Parishad, Seoni District - Seoni (M.P.) *

    Nagar Palika Parishad, Seoni District - Seoni (M.P.) *

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