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CAT NO ACCESSION NO TITLE SUB TITLE AUTHOR EDITION on NAME 6O1census of India 1951 M.P PLACE OF PUBLICATI PUBLISHER CAT NO ACCESSION NO TITLE SUB_TITLE AUTHOR EDITION ON NAME 6O1Census of India 1951 M.P. District Census Handbook, Amrawati Kerawalla J.D. 1952 Ed. Madras Census 72Censu Of India, 1951 M.P. District Census Handbook , Amrawati Kerawalla J.D. 1952 Ed. Madras Census 83Census Of India, 1951 M.P. District Census Handbook Bhandara Kerawalla J.D. 1952 Ed. Madras Census 94Census Of India, 1951 M.P. District Census Handbook , Bhandara Kerawalla J.D. 1952 Ed. Bombay Census 10 5 Census of India, 1951 M.P. District Census Handbook , Buldana Kerawalla J.D. 1952 Ed. Madras Census 12 7 Census Of India, 1951 M.P. District Census Handbook Wardha Kerawalla J.D. 1952 Ed. Madras Census 13 8 Census of India,1951 M.P. District Census Handbook , Wardha Kerawalla J.D. 1952 Ed. Nagpur Census 15 10 Census Of India,1951 M.P. District Census Handbook , Yeotmal Kerawalla J.D. 1952 Ed. 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Nagpur Census 36 31 Census of India 1951 District Census Handbook Sagar Kerawalla J.D. 1952 Ed. Nagpur Census 37 32 Table of Contents 1932 Area, Houses and Population W.H.Shoobert 1932 Ed. Nagpur Census 38 33 Census of India 1951 Administration Report Kerawalla J.D. 1951 Ed. Nagpur Census 39 34 Census of India 1951 District Census Handbook Nagpur Kerawalla J.D. 1952 Ed. Nagpur Census 40 35 Census of India 1951 District Census Handbook Nagpur Kerawalla J.D. 1952 Ed. Nagpur Census M.A.Dube 41 36 Census of India 1951 District Census Handbook Datia Nandkishore 1953 Ed. Reeva Census M.A.Dube 42 37 Census of India 1951 District Census Handbook Sidhi Nandkishore 1953 Ed. Reeva Census General Population Tables and Summary 43 38 Census of India 1951 Figures for Districts Kerawalla J.D. 1952 Ed. Nagpur Census M.A.Dube 44 39 Census of India 1951 District Census Handbook Satna Nandkishore 1953 Ed. Reeva Census M.A.Dube 45 40 Census Of India 1951 District Census Handbook Satna Nandkishore 1953 Ed. 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Central 55 50 Census of India ,1951 District Census Handbook Rajgarh B.A.Ranglal 1954 Ed. Press Census Gwalior Govt. Censtral 56 51 Census of India, 1951 District Census Handbook Shajapur B.A.Ranglal 1955 Ed. Press Census Gwalior Govt. Censtral 57 52 Census of India, 1951 District Census Handbook Bhilsa B.A.Ranglal 1955 Ed. Press Census Nagpur Govt.Central 58 53 Census of India,1951 Distrit Census Handbook Mandla Kerawalla J.D. 1953 Ed. Press Census Nagpur Govt.Printing 59 54 Census of India,1951 District Census Handbook Mandla Kerawalla J.D. 1953 Ed. M.P. Census Madras Publishing House 60 55 Census of India,1951 District Census Handbook Raigarh Kerawalla J.D. 1952 Ed. 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Nagpur Census Shri Vijay Printing Press, 68 63 Census of India, 1951 District Census Handbook Bastar Kerawalla J.D. 1952 Ed. Nagpur Census The Lotus Printary 69 64 Census of India,1951 District Census Handbook Raipur Kerawalla J.D. 1952 Ed. Bombay Census The Lotus Printary 70 65 Census of India, 1951 District Census Handbook Raipur Kerawalla J.D. 1952 Ed. Bombay Census The Lotus Printery 71 66 Census of India, 1951 District Census Handbook Raipur Kerawalla J.D. 1952 Ed. Bombay Census Nagpur Govt.Printing 72 67 Census of India, 1951 District Census Handbook Mandla Kerawalla J.D. 1953 Ed. M.P. Census The Royal Printing works,Madra 73 68 Census of India, 1951 District Census Handbook Hoshangabad Kerawalla J.D. 1952 Ed. s Census Madras -2 The Royal works,Madra 74 69 Census of India, 1951 District Census Handbook Hoshangabad NULL 1952 Ed. s Census Madras The Royal Printing Works 75 70 Census of India, 1951 District Census Handbook Hoshangabad Kerawalla J.D. f1952 Ed. 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