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Td Ifit \If "'td ifiT \if"iIUI"l 1981 11111" XIII-rti • • .. •. m. ~i{, ~'lq_m;~'n ~"rror.n ,,~ri~ 1981 CENSUS-PUBLICATION PLAN (1981 Census Publications, Series 11 in All India Serie, will be published In the following pari') l. GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PUBLICATIONS Part I-A Ad ministration Repo rt- Bnumcra tion Part I-B Administration Report-Tabulation Part II-A General Population Tables Part II-B Primary Census Abstract Part III General Economic Tables Part IV Social and Cultural Tables Part V Migration Tables Part VI Fertility Tables Part VII Tables on Houses and Disabled Population Part VIIl Household Tables Part IX Special Tables on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes part X-A Town Directory Part X-B Survey Reports on selected Towns Part x-C Survey Report$ on scJected VilJag~s Part XI Ethnographic Notes and special studies on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Part Xli . Census Atlas Paper 1 of 1982 Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Paper] of ]984 Household Population by Religion of Head of Household STATE GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS Part XnI-A&B District Census Handbook for each of the 45 districts in the State. (Village and Town Directory and Primary Census Abstract) f~lf ~;U CONTENTS '{so ij ~T Pages 1 S(f~ Foreword i-iv 2 smn<{;n Preface v-yi 3 f:5l'~ 'lit ifrnT District Map 4 'l~(<{~uT 'Ai'IIi~ Important Statistics vii 5 fcJ'fflQVl'R~'Ii fa-tqvit Analytical Note ix-ulY ;;rrT~lI'Tc>fcli fc:'iUl1, 'A1~f:qcr \5fTfcr:q'R 'Al~f:qcr Notes & EXplanations; List of Scheduled GfrrGfTfcr 'iiT ~:q1 (<<!!TTa-rr). fcreTlf'ii 1976, Castes and Scheduled Tribes Order fGf~T \5frrilVTrrT ~ft1'f'iiT 'iiT ~fcr~m 'AT~ er:;r I (Amendment) Act, 1976. History and fcrll~qurT~1tCfi fCCq1JfT Scope of District Census Handbook. Analytical Note cr~1~T if: rrCf~ Tahsil Maps 6 d '1- VTQ f.:rif~ Section I-VILLAGE DIRECTORY 1-196 (1) ,quf'ltillTl~IT~ l;1HT 'iiT ~:q) Alphabetical list of Villages (i) ;;rr~T cr~~T~ 1-7 ( i i) an~Te cr~~T~ 8-\2 (ii i) ~~r cr~~1;_;r 12-20 ( iv) ~~T11 cr~m~ 20-23 (i) Jaora Tahsil 24-28 (ii) Alot Tahsil 28-32 (iii) Sailana Tahsil 32-40 (iv) Ratlam Tahsil 40-43 Notes Explaining the "Code" used 45-47 in the Village Directory. (3) VTq f.rim'll"l ViIlage Direotory 48-159 (i) i>lTCf~r cr~~T~ Iaora Tahsil 48-13 ( i i ) arn:rTc cr ~'h:r Al()t. Tahsil 74-93 (iii) ~mrrr ~~ Sail ana Tahsil 94-141 (iv) ~(I~T+r cr~~T~ Ratlam Tahsil 142-159 ( 4) qf~~ 1- ~h~ fVrCfi, f:qf'ii~trT q;ct ~rlf Appendix 1- Tahsilwise Abstract 160-163 ~fcromrl !fiT cr~",1~qH ~n: of Educational, Medical and other amenities ('> qf(fuq 2- q~-rrtr~q'Tft;ri!fiT rrlf~T (:sr=rlf11J'rrr Appendix 11- Land utilisation data 164 ;ril\) it '1fq 'tflflO'l q;f!lT '"'~ in respect of Non­ Municipal Towns (Census Towns) (6) qr~~ 3- lJ'TQl qft ffi!trnfCfP: ~'tf1 ~iI' Appendix IlI- Tahsilwise list of 165-169 U~lflJf<ti, f"ffCfinrr , ~Hi Cf aT" Villages where no ifT:jfT'{'/~J?: ~ fG"ii liT f<=:iir ~ Educational, Medical, rrT'f, ~~T,{, Cl'erT firiil'~') <tiT Post" Telegraph, Day 'IT,!f~ CfiT !!fqa-T~' ;a-q'~i';T 'f"~ t or Days of Market/Hat, Communications and Power supply facilities are available (7) qf'dllq 4- ~ i;fi{~'~ if q'1~f;rcr Gl'rfa'llr Appendix IV- List of Villages .t 70-196 ~ct 'l~~m ~"\iI'Tfcnrr ~ aceordins to the ~lJfTcrrt !I1~q-Tcr it; !I1~m\' rmrl proportion of Sche- itiT q"fl' duled Castes and Scheduled :rribes . to the Total Population by ranglOs 7 ••• - ;::(~ r"iml Section II-TOWN DIRECTORY 197-218 (1) 'f"IT'{' f.:rifw<tir it ;a-llllTIT" f<ti1.\' Jfit l<ti)~' ~ Notes exp]aini~ the "Codes" used ~ "a- it fCt~) in the Town Directory 198-20 J Statement 1- Status and Growth (2) fCfqW-l 5I"f~erfff t:!<i Cff~< !if~nr History 202-203 (3 ) firq~-2 5I"T~fa'<ti ~Cf~!f Cl'VfT iitTl::T "<fiT Statement 11- Physical Aspects srf~Vff(l", 1979 and Location of Towns, 1979. 204-20' (4) f~q~ - 3 ;:rq-"tqTr~Cf;'T flifW J 1978-79 Statement lII- Municipal Finance, 1978-79. 206-207 (6) ~-4 ifi-ilfm.l;f:;m tT~) iff~alTT it rfT'Tf{Cfi Statement IV-A-Civic and other amenities "')'{' "'~ ~f.nni, 1979 in Notified Slums 1979. 208- 209 (') fCflif"t1lT-4 iimf"('li ~ih' "';:If ~fCfa-T:if , Statement IV- Civic and other 1978-79 Amenities, 1978-79. 210-211 (1) flrcr1:Uf-S f"ff<ti(~T , ~if&ilii, 'frrTm ~<i Statement V- Medical, Educational, ~t~iifff<ti ~flifa-T1i", 1979 Recreational and Cul- tural Facilities, 1979. 212-215 (8) f1rer~or -6 elfT!fn::, lifrPn"i1<f , ;a-'lTT1T q~ Statement Vl- Trade, Commerce, ~fCfiq, 1 9 79 Industry and . 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