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(1981 Census Publications, Series 11 in All india Series will be published in the following parts)
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PUBLICATIONS
. Part I-A Administration R~port-Enumeration
Part I-B Administration Report-Tabulation
Part II-A General Population Tables
Part I1-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 VIII .' 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 Reports on selected Villages
Part XI Ethnographic Notes and special studies on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Part xrr .' • Census Atlas Paper 1 of 1982 "Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribel Paper 1 of 1984 Household Population by Religion of Head of Household
STATE GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS
Part XIII-A and B. QJ$tric.t Census Handbook for each of the 4S distrcts in the State (Villap. and Town Directory and Primary Census Abstract) CONTENTS
q15Q/Pages • 1 -mlfi~;:r Foreword J-IV 1 5lffl 14., 1 Preface V-VI 3 ~!fiT 0f1mf District Map 4 ~ufalf~ Important Statistics :- _", VII 5N~~~ Analytical Note IX-XXXIII mn~ wquftj ~"'EI' QfTf~ Notes and Explanations: List of Scheduled erR ar~ GA\iJTffl 1ft ~ \ Castes and Scheduled Tribes Order ( :d~), ~ 1976; ~ (Amendment) Act, 1976, History and \ir~·IOI~1 '{furIir IIi'T ~ m Scope of District Census Handbook, Analytical Note " I finW1!fOI'Ttll~ ~ I 6 H~~iti~" Tahsil Maps 7 ~.qt'lQi,( m-ql 'fit ~ ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES 1-45 (i) 'ft~T ~ 1-4 (ii) q~ ~~j)'~ 5-8 (iii) lfT1atr ~ 8-14 (iv) i51)4'! ~~ IS-IS ( v) ar\i1~'i11f,{,. a~VAr 18-24
(i) Thandla Tahsil 2S-18 28-32 (ii) Petlawad Tahsil 32-37 (iii) Jhabua Tahsil 37-41 (iv) Jobat Tahsil 41-45 (v) Alirajpur Tahsil 8 ;pr'tUi.,l!fiT Sfiiflitifi ~ 46-133 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 1n'!6I1' ~ IIiT ~ 46-49 Jhabua District Abstract (i) -rRwT (f~ (~1vr) 50-61 Thandla Tahsil (Rural) (iJtJ1:nr) (Urban) 62-63 (ii) ~~ ~ (1lnftvr) 64-75 Petlawad Tahsil (Rural) (iJifUlf) (Urban) 76'-77 (iii) ~~ ~ (m1flGr) (Rural) 78-95 Jhabua Tahsil 96-99 (iN6lf) (Urban) 100-111 (iv) ~ qtftw (mlftar) Jobat Tahsil (Rural) (Urban) 112-113 (;rqfrtr) (Rural) 114-13t (~T"'T'I' ) Alrajpuf Tahsil (Urban) 132-133 (lPf~j,,) ,~ Pages 9 .. fd"bf!~ SI110iIIfi iSPt41 Ci lill wrd~ APPENDIX-Urban Primary Census Abstract 134-141
10 ~~ rier!fiT swqfillf) ~1IAT miQ Primary Census Abstract of Scheduled Castes 142-145
11 sPNf'tlia ittfilittlm !fit mrqfq'fi 'SA'l'JAT ~ Primary Censps Abstract of Scheduled Tribes 146-149
12 qfdlrlSi!"- ~ 4tl Uictl( ~1JIiI1 ~ snvriillfi APPENDIX-Development am. Blockwise Primary Census Abstract ISO-153 CIIft'lot." ~ IT'U' ~ ~ro iii" 3f"R U ~mo t I VWT it ~~ iii\' IITIfir ili QAT '"~ ~ \1'''. mt GfIf'lOj"OfT S~ \if.,1l'AT iliT ~lfi ifl'ityll' i;q'lffur t I §f.mTatT ;:rf m~1 26 ariw, 1982 FOREWORD The District Census handbooi! (DCB). compiled by the Census organisation on behalf of the State governmerts, is one of the most valuable products of the Census., The DCH is con~tantly referred to bye planners, administrators, academicians and researchers. It is inler-alia used for delimitation of constituencies. formulation of loca~ level and regional plans and as an aid to District administration. Thc district ccnsus handbook is the only publication which provides Primary Census Abstract (PCA) data upto village Icvel for thc rural areas and wardwise for each city or town. It also provides dat~ on infrastructure and amenities in villages and towns, etc. The district census handbook scries was initiated during the 1951 Census. It contained important census tallies and PCA for each village and town of the district. During 1961 Census the scope of lb. DCH was enlarged and it contained a descriptive account of. the district, administrative statistics, ccnlu. tables village and town directory, including PCA. The 1971 nCH series was planned in three parts. Part -A related to village and town directory. Part-B to vma~e and town PCA and Part-C compri Bed analytical report, administrative statistics. district census tables and certain analytical tables based on PCA apd amenity data in respect of villages. However, in some states it was confined to district census tables and in a few cases altogether given up due to dela)' in compnation and printing. Whito deiiglling the format of 1981 DCB series some new features along with the restructurinl of the formats of village and town directory have been attempted. At the same time, comparability with tho 1971 data has also been kept in "iew. All the amenities ex:cept power supply in the village have been brought together in the village directory with the instruction that in case an amenity is not available in the referrent village the di&tance in broad ranges from the nearest place where tbe amenity is available may be given. The restructuring of the format of the village directory and incorporating more exhaustive data on infrastructure ••pea pa,rticularly in relation to amenities and land-use patterp is 'expected to further meet the need of micro level planning for rural areas. It is expected to help not only in local area planning but regulating tho provision of goods and services as well so as to minimise the regional imbalan ces in the procesR of development. A few new items of information have also been introduced to meet Borne of the requirements of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Such new items of information as adult literacy centres, primary health sub-centres, and community health workers in the village have becn introduced in the village directory with this objectives in mind. The new item on approach to the village is to have an idea about the villages in the district wbich are inaccesiblc. A new column, "total population and number of households" has been introduced to examine the correlation of the amenities with thc population and nllmber of houseohlds they serve. Addition of twO m"re aprendices listil'lg the village. where no ame inities are available and according to the proportion of Bchedu led· castes and scheduled tribes population to the total population has also been madc with this view in mind. The fvrmats of the town directory have also been modified to meet the requirements of the Minimum Need. Programme by providing information on a few new item A new statement on civic and other amenities in slums in class-I and ciasi-II towns (Statement IV-A) has been introduced with this objective in mind. It is cl'pected that tbis will help the planners to chalk out programmes on provision of civic amenities for the improvement of slums. Tho colun DS no Scheduled Castes an4 Scheduled Tribes population in statement IV relating to civic and other amenities and adult literacy classes/cenCres under educational facilities in statement V are also added inter-alia,. tib tbis IV view. A significant addition is class of town in an the seven atatem~nts of the town directory. The infrastructure of amenities in urban areas of the country can be belt analysed by taking the class of townl into consi deration. The addition of the columns on c~vic administration 8tatu~ and pJpulation in a few IItatemenU also serves this purpose. The format of the primary census ab.tract for the villages and town~ has been formulated in the light of changes in tile economic and other questions canva!lscd through the individual slip of 1981 census. In order to avoid delay in publication of 1981 DCH series it has been so designed that Part-A of tho volume contains village and town directory and Part-B the PCA of villages and towns including the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes peA upto Tahsil/To.fn levels. At the beginning of the DCH a detailed analytical note supported by a number of inset tables based on peA and non-census data in relation to tho infrastructure haa been introduced to enhance its value. The district and tahsil'p~lic. stationfCD Block etc. , level maps depicting the boundaries and other important features have been inserted a~ appropriate places, to further enhance- the v..tlue of the publication. This publication is a joint venturi of tho State Government and the Consu! Organisation. The data have been collected and compiled in the Stae under tbe direction of Shri K. C. Dubey, tb, Director of Census Operations, Madhy~ Pradelh on behalf of the State Government which has borne the cost of printing. The task of planning. designing and coordination of this Publication was carried out by Shri N.G. Nal, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) of my office. Dr. B.K. Roy, Deputy Registr~r General (Map) provided the technical guidance in the preparation of the maps. Data received from Census Directorates have been ICl'Utinised in the Social Studies Division at the headquarten under the guidance of Shri M. M. Dua, Senior Researcb Officer. I.am thandu! to aU who have contributtd in the projecC. New Delhi P. PADMANABHA tho 26thApril. 1981 REGISTRAR GENERAL, INDIA PREFACE One of the most important publications of the Census are the District Census Handbookl. This publication was begun in this caption since 195 Census. But prior to this, a similar publication was released in the Census earlier than 951. That publication was on the title of Village Statistics and it contain. only village names and total Population tbereof. The 1951 Census could, therefore, be said to present a significant step in tile process of making detailed Cenlus statistics available down upto the Village level. In fact the District Census Handbooki is the most importlnt publication at the Census and is also perhaps the most widely used. Also perhaps this is the only publication used at the mi~ro-levcl down upto the tahsil and development Block. The form of the District Census Handbook has gone considerabl" change since 1951. This iI basi ecally due to the growing demand for more information. For the purpose of convenience as well as with a view to making the basic statistics available with the data users as early as pOlsible the District Census Hand- boots have been split into 2 parts. Part-A contains the Introductory Note on the District and Town/Villaal Directory. This Volume will be found useful to get almost all the non-Census statistics available at one place. Part-B also contains tho Primary Census Abstract. One of the innovation of the present Census has been in term of anotm~nt of Location Code numben to the villages. In the earlier censuses the Location Code sYstem was such that the villages of a Patwad Circle were found at different serial numbers Since the patwari circle still remains an important administrativo unit, the Location Code numbers have been so given in the present Census that it may be possible to locate all the villages of a particular Patwari Circle at one place one below the other. ' When the planning for the present ecnsua was started in 1979 the tahsHs were still revivable as an impor tant unit of the administration, the whole planning was, therefore, done taking tahsil as the Unit. It wa. during the course of the census that some requests were informally received for making bloclwise data available. Since these requests were received very late and were also received only in an ,informal manner, is has Dot been possible to disturb the original planning of villages arranged according to (he location code numbers taking tabsil as one unit. However, additional exercise has been done and in addition to the tahsil figures blockwisc figures have also been indicated. It is hoped that the availability of these blockwise data will enhance the utility of this publication. It is hoped that this handbook will provido the basic statistical support to executive and develop mental administration. It is needless to state tbat the 'proper implementation of policy depends on tbe ability of the administration authorities concerned. It may be remembered that tbe villagewise area figures given in the Primary Census Abstract and the Village Directory are those based on the village papers while the tahsil totals given ia PCA are obtained from the Land Records department wbich in many cases eXClude forest area. VI The statistics that are contained in the dilotrict cenSHS handbooks are the result of a massive and marathon exercise in the compilation and tabulation of voluminous' statistics. The compilation of thi: stati stics contained in this volume was carried out by 9 Regional Tabulation Offices each under a . Regicnal Deputy Director of Census Operations. These Regional Offices were run with the help of purely temporary staff I'oughly about 1,500 Tabulators, about 250 Checkers and about 80 Supervisors. I am $rateful to my colleagues, .he Regional Deputy Directors and those temporary staff for the speed and a!Xuracy in the editing and basic compilation of more than nearly 522 lakh slips and nearly 1 lakh of household schedules. The compilation of village directory was taken up at the HeadquarterS and I am equally grateful to tbe officers and staff who have worked whole heartedly on the job in a collective and .cooperative venture. It is not possible nor fair to name in this. Tbe maps contained in the handbook have been prepared iJl the CartographIc Section of my office. However, the analytical note has been prepared by Shri R.C. Pathak, Tabulation Officer and edited by Shri Ram Singh, Dy. Director, Census Operations. I am thankful to all who have contributed to bring this publication possible. The Census Organis ation' is also grateful to the Government of Madbya Pradesh for having been so kind as to undertake the pUblication of these handbooks and to the Controller.• Printing and Stationery, Madhya Pradesh, Bhopal and hi'! staff for the Printing arrangements made. The inspiration behind this ambitious venture is that of our indefatigable Registrar 'General, Shri P. Padmanabha, to whom we are all deeply greate;ul. Our thanks are also due to Shri N. O. Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) for all the help that we receiv~d from him and his section, K.C.DUBEY Bhopal Director of Census Operations, Janmashtmi 31, August, 1983. Madhya Pradesh. A / J.. _" • I / ; ...... ,.•• \ ~~ I' \ \ I /.",../ l'~ ~ '( ,. •• ."•• 1 : \ : ~ \ '\ " ? ...... "~ I / ' I \.... \ \ '} \,"P J /\.~ / I , .\. \, (l &, ~ g , n c ~!Jcr"% ~ d~ r;Fn~~ i (/) " ~ I ~ r II ~ ~ ~ nPf: "• y Z - ) ~ r" % oC ~ 0 C " % ,.. rei 0( ~. '" ~~~a ~~!I \,'0 !'I ,.. ~ It ,. ~ ~ I S~ ~ r) : ~ r < t ~ •"'·o~· • " 0 ~ ~,,~~ ~ C "Q . :: t 1'~~~?: 2r~~ 'I ,. a 8': ~:.' : "f .. , x. ..c 7- o· r : i' ; . ~: ~. ~ s· ,.: . : ~. Ii: i 0: ". : . ~: !" ) ~ : III ~ ~ , ;:: : ~ t ~ : . .. :II 111 D o 8, !" ~ ~ . 'II : " III . - z ~ : i: ~ H p: !" .' 1'1 A .. r . Z . ) n . ~ . i 1'1 .. , . II I 11 II i ~ 11 .@' , , 0 II ~ I I ' I .1 ,II ~ ..~.' ) 'II . , I co · ) II ·," • II @!! i " II r> II I I i !I ~, i IMPORTANT STATISTICS MADHY A PRADESH Jhabua District .,ulatioo Total Persons 52,178,844 795,168 Males 2.6,886,305 400,550 Females 25,292,539 394,618 Rural Persons 41.592,385 728,911 Males 21.266,321 365.555 Females 20,326,064 363,356 Urban Persons 10,586,459 66.257 Males 5,619.984 34.995 Females 4,966,475 31,262 ~nnial Population Growth Rate 1971-81 25,.27 19.07 'a (Sq. Kms.) 443,446.0 6.782.0 'sity of Population (Per Sq. Km.) 118 Jl7 ,oratio (Number of Females per 1000 Males) 941 985 "jracy rate Persons 27.87 ILlS Males 39.49 15.U Females 15.53 6.35 ~centage of urban population to total population .. 20.29 8.33 rceotage to total populatioD lOrain Workers Persons 38.41 41.90 Males 53.52 55.54 Females 22.35 28.05 Marginal Workers Persons 4.52 11.49 Males 0.96 2.45 Females 8.30 20.6' ) Non-Workers Persons 57.07 46.62 Males 45.52 42.01 Females 69.35 51.29 !at-up of MaiD Worken (pe~ntage amODg main workers) Cultivators Persons 51.96 :83.01 Males 53.81 .s 2.65 Females 47.28 .83.73 Agricultural Labourers Persons 24.24 1.05 Males 17.81 4.69 Females 40.61 11.79 ) Household Industry Persons 3.52 1.211 Males 3.36 1.46 Females 3.93 ;().92 Other Workers Persons 20.28 .8.66 Males 25:'02 11.20 Females 8.18 3.56 !entage of Scheduled Castes Persons 14.10 3.27 ulation to total population Males 14.16 3.32 Females 14.04 3.21 )Cnt~ge of Schedoled; Tribes Persons 22.97 83.48 I1latlon to total population Males 22.33 .s2.95 Females 23.66 84.02 nbcr of OCCupied residential houses 8,929,190 127,833 ober of Villages Total 76,603 1,360 Inhabited 71.429* 1,323 Uninhabited 5,174** 37 ber of Towns 327 6 Includes 77 inhabited villages which have been treated wholly as urban outgrowth of nearby City/Town. Includes 58 uninhabited villaacs of which Abadi Area have been merged in nearby CityfTown. fq"'~'1~IT~ re-~q4Jt ANALYTICAL NOTE XI NOTES AND EXPLANATIONS This notc givcs thc meanings and cxplanation of be ensured and which would provide basis for analy.. term3 and concepts ~ed in this Handbookl. This is necc sing of figures and urbanization in the country. But lSary '.:cause, without a proper grasp of the meanings it has to be Temembered tbat the urban criterion of of ,uch simple concepts as building, house, household. 1981 varies slightly from that of 1961 and 1971 Cen worker etc., it is not possible to appreciate the data suses in that the males working in activities such as prc3ented in the Handbook. Thus, one who does not fishing, logging, etc. were treated as engaged in non know that an unpretentious hut in the thick of Bastar agricultural activity and therefore contributed to the forests with unplastered hamboo walls and a thatched 75 ./. criterion in 1961 and 1971 Census~s, whereas in roof and with space hardly enough for two cots is not the 1981 Census these activities are treated as on par a bit less of a building than the Indian versions of with cultivation and agricultural labour for tho the skye'lcrapers in one of the metropolitan cities, or purpose of tbis criterion. that a central jail bousing all manners of criminals and shady characters is as much household as tbe house Applying the criteria described above, a list of hold of the most pious and gOd-fearing citizen in the 327 towns was finalised and it is these 327 towns which State, may not be able to appreciate what exactly the are treated as urban areas for the purpose of 1'81 figures represent. Census. The Additional SC1cretary to the Govern ment of India in the Ministry of Home Affairs sent CONCEPTS AND DEFINITIONS ,a letter to the Chief Secretaries of the State Govern ments as back as 10th May. 1979, requesting th,em RURAL/URBAN : to ensure tha.t no changes are made in the jurisdiction It has been the tradition of the Indian Census to pre and boundcl.ries of municipalities and revenue villages, sent the census data for rural and urban areas separa tahsils. sub-divisions and districts during the period tely. In fact, in all the CensllSes throughout the world from 1.1.1980 to 30.6.1981. However, subsequent to this classification. of census data into rural and urban our finalisation of rural and urban frame the State units is generally recognised. However, distinction Government in the Local Government Deplrtment between rural and urban is not yet amenable to a notified many places as notified areas and municipalitiest. single definition which would be applicable to all Such places have not been treated as towns for the' countries. purpose of Census and the Secretary to Governmeni in tbe Local Government Department had agreed to the The definition of an urban unit at the 1971 Census arrangments. Similarly the State Government raised the was as follows ;- status of 6 municipal committee!; to that of municipal corporation:!. These new municipal corporations are (a) All places with a municipality, corporation, cantonment board or notified town area; also treated as municipal committee•. While dealing with the of rural and urban (b) All other places which satisfied rhe following subj~ct cri teria; , break up mention may be made of the area under the Special Area Development Authority. The Special (i) A minimum population of 5,000 ; Area Development Authority have been constituled under tbe Madhya Pradesh Nagar Tatha Gram Nivesh (ii) At leal' 7S per cent of male working popula Adb.iniyam, 1973 and they enjoy the power to function tion engaged in non-agncultural pursuits; and as a municipality so far as the municipal management (iii) A density of population of a.least 400 per of that area is concerned. The limits of tbese Special sq. Km. \1,000 per sq. miles), Areas include large portions of rural areas comprising number of villages situated around the core town or The same criteria is retained at the 1981 Census so village of such Special area. For example Orchha is abo that comparability \'I'ith the previous Ceosus could a SADA area in Tikamgarh district but there is no XII town in this area. Similarly, Malanjthand in Balaghat town and (iii) in all probability tbis entire area should district, BhcTaghat in Jabalpur district, Mandav in get fully urbanised in a peti.d of two or thre~ decadts! Dhar district and similar other cases are SAD A areas Certain Standard Urban Areas were determined on but ther~ is no urban area within that. The objective this basis in 1971 and some basic data were presen of the SADA areas perhaps is to control the future ted for 1951, 1961 and 1971 for such areas and their development of these areas in a planned manner and components. Similar data have been presented for that is all. It was, therefore, not considered desirable the Standard Urban Areas in 1981 also. The idea is to treat such SADA areas at par with other urban to present basic data for these areas for four to five bodies like municipal corporat ions, municipal decades so that the urbanisation process in those areas committees etc., and only that part of it is treated as can be studied. However, there have been mlni urban which is reatly so. As such in the Korba SADA mum changes in the constituent units of the Standard area only Korba town has been treated as urban and Urban Areas of 1981 Census as compared to tb(1se cst of the' area remains in th~ rural frame. of 1971, but the list of Standard Urban Areas [(mains unchanged. URBAN AGGLOMERATION: SIZE CLASS OF TOWNS: Apart from town/city the 1971 concept of urban agglomeration is also adopted for the 1981 Census. The urb:;n areas ar~ classified into'6 classes Very often large railway colonies, university campuses, referred to as towns of Class I to VI. The classifi port areas, military camps, etc. come up outside the _cation is I:hown below - statutory limits of the city or town but adjoining it. Such areas may not by themselves qualify to be treated Class I 100,000 and above as tQWDS but if they form a contiguous spread Class II 50,000 to 99,996 with the towns, they are outgrowths of the town and Class III 20,000 to 49,999 deserve to be treated as urban. Such towns together Class IV 10,000 to 19,999 with their outgr.owths have been treated as one urban unit and called 'urban agglomerati.on'. An urban Class V 5,000 to 9,999 agglomeration may constitute: Class VI Less than 5,000 (a) A city with continuous outgrowth, (the part It is customary to treat a town having a popu of outgrowth 1Jeing outside th_e statutory limits lation of llac and above as a ~it v. _ but falling within the boundaries of the adjo ining village or villages) ; CENSUS HOUSE: (b) One town with similar outgrowth or two or A Census House is a building or part of a building having a separate main entrance from the road or more adjoining towns with their outgrowth. common courtyard or staircase, etc., used or recogni as in (8); or sed as a separate unit. It may be occupied or vacant. (c) A city and one or more adjoining towes with It may be used for a residential or non-residential their outgrowths all of which form a conti purpose or both. nuous spread. If a building had a number of flats or blocks STANDARD URBAN AREA: which were independent of oue another having separate entrances of their own from the road or a common A new concept of Standard Urban Af(~a intro staircase or a common courtyard leading to a main duced in J97l Census will also be followed for the gate, they bave been considered as a separate census 1981 Census. The essential requirements for the houses. constitution of a Standard Urban Area are; In some cases. however it _was difficult to apply - (i) It should hav~ a core town of a minimum the definition strictly. For example, in an urban area, population ~f 50,000 (ii) the contiguous areas made a flat has five rooms, each having direct entrance to up of other ur~an as well as rural administrative units the common staircase or courtyard which by definition .hould have mutual socio-economic links with the core had to be treated as five Census houses. If all these XII five rooms were found occupied by single household By this amendment, area restrictions for most of tho entire flat was 'treated as one census house. In such Scbeduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes have been cases singleness of use was taken into consideration to removed. However, the area restriction still remains avoid undue proliferation of the number of cellsus in respect of Dhobi (in Bhopal, Raisen and Sehore housel. districts) : Kotwal and Pardhi (in Bhind, Dhar, Dewls. All occupied residential census house means a Guna, GwaIior, Indore, Jhabua, Kbargone, Mand.aur, census house which is actually used for residential pur Morena, Rajgarh, Ratlam. Shajapur, Shivpuri, UjjaiD poses, either wholly or partly by one or more and Vidiaha Districts) and Kumhar (in Chhatarpllf, households. Datia, Panna. Rewa, Satna, Shahdol, Sidhi anti Tika· mgarh districts) Scheduled Castes. Likewise Keer and HOUSEHOLD: Pardlli Scheduled Tri bel are still restricted only in The term household in census is defined as a Bhopal, Rai~oD and Sehoro distriots; MiDa in Sironj group of persons who commonly Jive together and sub-divigion of Vidisha district; Panika in Chhatar would take their meals from a common kitchen unless pur, Datia, Panna, Rewa, Satna, Shahdol, Sidhi, and the exigencies of work prevented anyone of them ftom Tik!amgarh districts; Pardhi. BaheIia, Bahallia, Chita doing so. There may be a household of persons P ardhi, Langoli Pard hi, Phanse Pardlli, Shikari, Talca related by blood or a household of unrelated penons nkar, Takia in (1) Bastar, Chhindwara, Mandla, or having,a mix of both. Examples of unrelated hous Raigarb, Seoni Ind Surguja districts, (2) Baihar tahsil eholds ai:e bearding houses, messess, hostels, reside of Balaghat district, (3) Betul and Bbainsdehi tahsils of ntial hotels, rescue homes, jails, "Ashrains" etc., These Betul district, (4) Bilaspur and Katghora tabsUs of are called institutional households. There may be Bilaspur district, (') Durg and Balod tahsils of Durg one member households, two member households or district, (6) Chow ki, Manpur and M0hala Revenue multi --member households. For censul purposes, each Inspector's Circles of Rajnandgaon district, (7) Mur one of these types is regarded as a 'household'. wara, Patan and Sillora tahsils of Jabalpur district, (8) There are three types of households viz, normal, Hoshangabad and Sohagpur tshsils of HOlbllDfabad institutional and houseless households. A houseless and Narsimhapur district, (9)Harsud tahsil of Khandwa bouseholEl is that which is normally found to be distnct, (10) Bindra-Nawagarh, Dhamtari lind Maha· residing on the road side. pavements. in hume pipes samund tahsHs of Raipur district. under staircases, or in open, temple, mandaps, platforms and the like. Institutional honseholds have Persons belonging to the castes/tribes mentioned been explained above. Those households which do above found in the districts other than those wbere not fall in tho category of Institutional households and Scheduled have 'not been treated as scheduled castes or houseless households have been categorised as Normal scheduled tribes as the case may be. It may be mentioned here that scheduled castes can belong to households. The enumerator was required to indicate the Hindu or the Sikh religion only, while the sched in the Household Schedule whether tbe household uled tribes belong to ,any religion. The list of Sche belonged to 'Institutional household' or 'Houseless duled Castes and Scheduled Tribes relating to Madhya household'. For iostitutional 'I' was written against Pradesh relevant to 1981 census has been given imme t be question 'Type of household' and '0' was indica diately after tbis note as Annexure-I. ted in the ca.<:e of houseless tousebold. For normal household, no c:ntry was required to be made. LITERATES AND EDUCATED PERSONS: The enumeration of iDstitutional households was • done in th~ manner the normal households were A person who can both read and write with unde enumerated during the enumeration p~riod from 9th rstanding in any la1"guage is treated as literate. Person February to 28th February, 19811 The houseless hou. wbo can merely read but c,annot write. is not literate. seholds - were enumerated on the nigbt of 28th February, 1981. It 'is not necessary that a person who is liteFate shoald havl! received any formal education or should llave SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCEHDULED TRIBES passed any minimum educational standard. Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes are thoso The telt for literacy was necessary only when tbe found in the Notification of Sc; beduled Castes/Schedu enumerator bad any doubt about any person returning ltd TribC!s Order (AmeDdment) Act, 1976 (108 of 197~) as 'literate'. The test for literacy was ability to read aD,. iXlV portion of the Eoumerator's Instruction Booklet and . to divide 'be population into two broad group&, viz., to write a simple letter. Ability merely to lign one's (1) those who have worked any time at all during name was not considered adequate to qualify. a porion as being able to write with understanding. Ir the last year,. and (2) those who bave not worked at a person claimed to be literate in some other Janguage aU. ~ with which the enumerator was not familiar. the respo The latter group consist of the non-workers. Tbis ndent's word was taken as correct. information is obtained in Q.14-A. Having classified tho All children of the age of 4 years or lesl were population into two groups, tho next attempt has heen treated as illettrate even if they might be going to to cJa9sify those who have worked any time into Main IChool and had picked up reading and writing a few workers and Marginal worken on the basis of time words. spent on work as well as secondary work, If any. of the Main workers. If a person had worked for six months CLASSIFICATION OF WORKERS BY or more {ISO days or more) he was treated as Main INDUSTRIAL CATEGORY ~ worker and if the period of work was less than six \ months he was regarded as a Marginal worker. At tbe 1981 Census, the questions which were In Q.158 details of secondary work or marginal worla canv8!osed in the Individual slip to elicit information are obtained. Finally an attempt has been made to on economic characteristics of the population were as determine whether those \\tho arc non-workers or marg Collows :- inal workeIs are seekini or are available for work. I. Q 14A Worked any time at all last Year 'I It will thus bo seen tbat these questions on econo Yes mic aspect. have been so designed as to identify all (H/ST/D/R/B/I,O) No workers, full time workers or seasonal workers or Q 14B If yes in 14A, did you work for major marginal workers and non-workers with reference to part of last year? Yes (l)/No (2) the activities during the last one year period prior"to.the date of enumeration. II. Q 15A· Main activity las', year? The various terms and definitions used in collecting Yes in 14B(C/AL/HHI/OW) the economic data have been explained briefly in the No in 14B (H/ST/D/R/B/I/O) • following p'1ragraphs. 14B Yes-Any other work any time last year? Q lS.B Yes (C/AL/HHI/OWI/No DEFINITION OF WORK: Work has been defined as participation in any 148 No-Work dono any time last year? economically productive activity. Such participation (C/AL/HHI/OW) may be physical or mental in Iuture. Work involves III. Q 16 If No in 14A or 148, seeking/available for not only actual work but also effective supeJVision and work? Yes (1)/No(2) direction of work. The above questions were formulated after detailed For persons on regular employmtnt or engaged in discussion at the Data User's Conferen~e and technical regular type of work, temporary absence during the group. At the 1961 and 1971 Censuiics, the economic r~fercnce p ·riod on account of illness, holiday, tempo questions were based on different approaches, namely, rary clo~ure, "'trike etc., was not a disquaJificatkn for usual status and current status, wero adopted with treating them as \\'01 ken. . reference period of one year and one w!ek for seasonal Persons under training, such as apprentkes. with and for rrgular work retpectiv~ly. Current status approach was thought to be irrelevant in the context or without stipends or wage~ were also trt ated as of our country where usual status of a worker is consi workers. In the case of a person who had been ofered dered to be more appropriate. work but had not ac'ually joined, he was not treated as a worker. Rent receivers, pensionen etc., were The above questions are in three parts and have not treated al economically active -unless tbey also been deSIgned in such a way ~bat first of all it attempts engaged themselves in some economic activity. xv In all these questions, the reference period is the categories of the 1961 and the 1971 Censu~es. The ODe year; preceding the date of enumeration. Certain nine categories of the 1971 census were (i) Cultivator. types of work such .as agriculture. household induslIY (ii) Agricultural labourer, (iii) Livestock, Forestry. like gur ma1cing etc., are carried on either throughout Fishing, Hunting & Plantations, Orchards & allied the year or only during certain seasons or part of the activities; (iv) Mining, (v) Manufacturing, Processi year, depending on tbe local circnmstanCfs. In all such ng and servicing with sub-categories (a) At Household cales the reference period bas be(n the broad time Industry an_d (b) other than Household Industry span of agricultural seasons preceding the enumera (vi) Construction, (vii) Trade and Commerce. (~iii) tion. Transport. Storage and Communications; and (ix) Other worken. The correspondence between the MAIN WORKERS : categories of 1981 and 1971 are as under- The main workers are those who have worked 1981 Categories 191 Categorie. for a major part of tbe year preceding the enumera I I tion. Main activity of a person who was engaged in II II more than one activity was reckoned in terms of time III YeA) disposition. For example, if a person had worked as IV III, IV, V(b), VI, VII, VIII & IX daily wage labourer for 4 months, as an agricultural labourer for 1 month and as cultivator for 2 months, CULTIVATOR t he was treated as a Main worker on the basis of For purposes of Census a person is working as total time spent on wor]Q and his main activity have cultivator if be or she is engaged either as employer. been reckoned as Daily Wage Labourer since he spent single worker or family worker in cultivation of land major part of his time on worki in this activity than as owned or held from Government or held from private cultivator or agricultural labourer. persons or institutions for payment in money, kind or MARGINAL WORKERS ~ share. Marginal workers are those who have' worked any Cultivation involves ploughing, sewing and harve time at all in tho year preceding the enumeration sting and production of cereals and millet crops such but have not worked for a major part of the year. For as wheat, paddy, jowar, bajra, ragi, ete., and other example, if a person who is mostly doing he usehold crops such as sugarcane, groundnuts, tapioca. etc. duties, or is mainly a student, or mainly a dependent and pulses, raw jute aod kindered fibre crops, cotto. or a rentier or a beggar and the like who is basically etc., and 'dJes not' include fruit growing, vegetable a non·worker had done some work at some time during growing or keeping orchards or groves or working the reference period, he was treated as a marginal of plantation like tea, coffee, rubber, cinch. na, opium worker. and other medicinal plantations. NON-WORKERS: AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS J Non-workers constitute of householders, students, Persons working in another presons land for wages dependents, retired, persons or rentiers, beggars, inma in money, kind or share have been treated as agricultu tes of institutions, unemployed persons etc. They are ral labourers. An agricultural labourer has no riskl persons who have not worked any time at all in the in the cultivation and he has no right of lease or year preceding the enumeration. contract on land on which he works. MAIN ACTlVI fY OF WORKERS: HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY: The main activity of workers has been classified Household Industry is defined as an industry into four categories viz., cultivator, agricultural labo conducted by the head of the household himsel~'herself urer, household industry and other work in the PCA and or by the members of the households at home or at the 1981 Census. A significant departure has. tbe'Te within the village in tUfal areas and only 'Within the fo,e,. be"n made t,his time while presenting the data precincts of the bouse where the household lives in urban on economic activity which relate to only four broad areas The larger proportion of workers in a household categories indicated above as against nine industrial industry should consist of members of the household ~VI OTHER WORKERS: including the head. The industry .bould not be run on the scale of registered ractory which would qua1i!y and All worker. i. e. those who have been engaged i. has to be registered UJlder the Indian Factories Act. some economic activity durin, tbe last one )car. who Household industry relates to production, proce are not cultivators or agricultural labourers or in ssing, servicing, repairing or making and selling (but household industry are ·Other workers'. Tbe type of not merely sllling) of goods such as handloom wea... worken that coine under this category include factory vias. dyeing. carpentry, bidi rolling, pottery manu~ worken, plantation .workers, those in trade, comme facture, bicycle repairing, blacksmithing. tailoring, etc. rce. business. transport, mining, construction, political It does not include professions such as a pleader or or social work, aU government servants, Dlunicipal doctor or barber or ·dhobi' even if such professions employees, ~eachers, priests, entertainment artis~s ete. are run at home by members of ,he household. -_- XVII ANNEXURE-t MADHYA PRADESH The Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Orders (Amendment) Act, 1976) Dated the 18th September, 1976 SCHEDULED CASTES 1 Audhelia. 36 Mahar, Mehra, Mehar. 2 Bagri, Bagdi. 37 Mang, Mang Garodi, Mang Garudi. Dankhni 3 Bahna, Bahana. Mang, Mang Mahalli, Madari, Garudi, Radho 4 Balahi, Balai. Mang. 5 Banchada. 38 Mcghwal. 6 Barahar, Basod. 39 Moghia. 7 Bargunda. 40 Muskhan. 8 Basor, Burud, Bansor, Bansodi, Bansphor, Basar. 41 Nat, Kalbelia, Sapera, Navdigar, Kubutar. . 9 Bedia. 42 Pardhi (in Bhind, Dhar, Dewas, Guna, Gwahor, 10 Beldar, Sunkar. Indore, Jhabua, Khargone, Mandsaur, Morena, 11 Bhangi, Mehtar, Balmik, Lalbegi, Dharkar. Rajgarh, Ratlam, Shajapur, Shivpuri, Ujjain aud 12 Bhanum~ti. Vidisha Districts). 13 Chadar. 43 Pasi. 114 Chamar, Chamari, Bairwa, Bhambi, Jatav, Mochi, 44 Rujjhar. Regar, Nona, Rohidas, Ramnami, Satnami, Surjy 45 Sansi, Sansia. abanshi, Surjyarampami, Ahirwar, Chamar Mangan, 46 Silawat. Raidas. 47 Zamral. 115 Chidar. 11.6 Chikwa, Chikvi. SCHEDULED TRIBES 17 Chitar. 18 Dabait, Dahayat, Dahat. I Agariya. 19 Dewar. 2 Andh. 20 Dhanuk. 3 Baiga. 21 Dhed, Dher. 4 Bhaina. 22 Dhobi (in Bhopal, Raisen and Sehore districts). 5 Bharia Bhumia, Bhiunbar Bhumia, Bhumiya, 23 Dohor. Bharia, Paliha, Pando. 24 Dom, Dumar, Dome, Domar, Doris. 6 Bhattra. 25 Ganda, Gandi. 7 Bhil, Bhilala, Barela, Patella. 26 Ghasi, Ghasia. S Bhil Mina. 27 Holiya. 9 Bhunjia. 28 Kanjar. 10 Biar, Biyar. 29 Katia, Patharia. 11 Binjhwar. 30 Khatik. 12 Birhul, Birhor. 31 Koli, KorL 13 Damor, Damaria. 32 Kotwal (in Bhind, Dhar Dewas, Guna, Gwalior, 14 Dhanwar. ndore, Jhabua, Khargone, Maodsaur, MOlena, 15 Gadaba, Gadba. Rajgarh, Ratlam, Sbajapur, Shivpuri, Ujjain, }6 Gond: Arakh. Arrakh, Agaria, Asur, Badi Marie and Vidisha districts). Bada Maria, Bhatola, Bhimma, Bhuta, Koilabhuta, 31 Khangar, Kanera, Mirdha. Koliabhuti Bhar Bilonhorn Maria. Chota Maria, 34 Kuchbania. Dandami Maria.' Dhuru, Dhurwa, Dhoba, Dhulia, 35 Kumhar (in Chhatarpur, Datia, Panna, Rewa, DorIa, Gaiki, Gatta, Gatti, Gatia, Gond, Go~ari, Satna, Shahdol, Sidhi and Tikamgarh districts). Hill Maria, Kandra, Kalanga, Kha~ola, K01~ar, Koya, Khirwar, Khirwara, Kucha Maria, Kuchaki' 36 Panika (in Chbatarpur, Datia, Panna, Rewa e Maria, Madia, Maria, Ma.", Mannewar, Moghya, Satna, ShahdoJ, Sidhi and Tikamgarb districts). Mogia, Monghya, Mud "11, Muria, Nagarchi, 37 Pao. Nagwanshi, Ojba, Raj, Sonjh ui .Jhareka, Thalia, 38 Pardh'in, Pathari, Saroti. Thotya, Wade Maria, Vade Ma Tia, Daroi. 39 Pardhi (in Bhopal, Raisen and Sebore Districts). 17 Hal~, Halbi. 40 Pard hi, Bahelia, Bahellia, Chita Pardhi. Lan.oli 18 Kamar. Pard hi, Phanse Pardhi, Shikari, Takankar Takia 19 Karku [In (1) Bastar, Chhindwa'a, Mandla, Raigarb, 20 Kawar, Kanwar, Kaur, Cherwa, Ratbia, Tanwar, Seoni and· Surguja districts, (2) Baihar tabsil ofd Chattri. Balaght district, (3) Betul and Bhainsdehi tabsils 21 Keer (in Bhopal, Raisen and Sebore districts). of Betul district ·(4) Bilaspur and Katghora tahsils 22 Kbairwar, Kondar. of Bilaspur district, (5) Durg and Balod tahsils of 23 Kharia. Durg district, (6) Chowki, Manpur and Mobala 24 Kondb, Kbond, Kandh. Revenue Inspector's Circles of Rajnandgaon 2S Kol. distriot, (7) Murwara, Patan and Sihora tahsils of 26 Kolam Jabalpur district, (8) Ho~hangabad and Sohagpul 27 Korku, Bopchi, Mooasi, Nihal, NahuJ, Bondhi, tahsils of Hosbangabad district and Narsimbapur Bondeya. district, (9) Harsud tahsil of Khandwa district. (10 28 Korwa, Kodaku. Bindra-Nawagarb Dhamtari and Mabasamund 29 Majhi. tahsil. of Raipur district. 30 Majhwar. 41 Parja. 31 Mawasi. 42 Sahariya, Saharia, Sebaria. Sebaria, SOlia, Sor. 32 Mina (in Sironj sub-division of Vidisha HISTORY AND SCOPE OF D1STRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK The History of the District Census Handbook Part A contains the Villagerrown Directory. and Part. could be traced from the 'Village lists' brought out for B contains the TownlVillagewise Primary Census Abst every district in 1901 and 'Village Stati~tics' for every ract of the concerned district. district in 1911. But this was discontinued in 1921 and 1931. In 1941, however, 'Village Statistics' were PART A: Village Directory contains information brought out by then Central Provinces and Berar about the name of village, total area of village, total Government. It was for the first time in 195} the pra opulation and number of households in the village, ctice of bringing out a single volume known as the an:.enities like education, medica]. drinking water, POlt District Ceusus Handbook, giving viJIagewise statistics and telegraphs, market day, communications, approach and other Census tables for the district at the cost of to village. distance from the nearest town, power ~up the State Government was initiated aOO is continuing ply, staple food, land use, places of rdigi<,us, bistorjcal since then. and archaeological interest etc. The District Census Handbook, compiled by the' In addition there are four appendices to tht Village Census Organisation on behalf of the State Govern Directory as under :- ment is ODe of the most important publication of tbe (1) Tahsilwise abstract of educational, medical Census and is widely used by planners, administrators, and other amenities. academicians and researchers. (2) Land utilization data in respect of Census The Icope of tbe District Census Handbook has towns. gone considerable change since 1951. In 1951, the District Census Handbooks, contained only the Primary (3) Tahsilwise list of villages where no amenties Ceusus Abstract and tbe Census tables. In view of the are available, and usefulness of tbis pubhcation, improvements were· made in 1961 by including non-census data like climate, (4) Tahsilwise list of villages according to the agriculture, co-operatio~ industry, education, health etc., proportion of Scheduled Castes/Scheduled as also an 'Introductory Note' for each district. Unfo Tribes population by ranges. rtuaalely, the desire to make the District Census Hand book more comprehensive delayed its publication. The last two appendices have been included for Therefore, in 1971, it was decided to publish the the first time in 1981 Census .. Appendix-lII~"1jU be District Census Handbook in three parts in order to helpful for planning input in areas/vlllages where basic infra~tructure is lacking atd apptndix-IV w·il release the maximum data all and when finalised. Part be helpful for planning welfare programmes for sche A contained the Village Directory which gives village wise non-census statistics of land use, area and ameni duled Castes/Scheduled Tnbes at micro level, particu ties available within the village, Part B contained the larly in relation to area development orientation programmes. villagewile Primary Census Abstra~t and Part C con ta ined various administrative lItatistics. Part A and B Similarly the Town Directory contains seven state. were however, publisbed in one volume since it was ments as below :- econorr.ical to do so as data for both the parts become available early. Parts A and B were published separa Statement 1-Status and growth history. tely in Hindi and English versions. Collection of data for Part C was combursome and it tookl unduly long Statement 11- -Ph~~ical aspects and location of towns. time in its finalisation, and ultimately this publication. had to be abondoned in view of the enormous delay Statement III - Municipal Finance. in its printing. Statement IV-Civic and other amenities. In 1981 Census, with a view to avoid delay in bri Statement V- Medical, educational, recreationa nging out tbe DCR series, the part containing the and cultural facilities. administrative statistics bas been dropped. Thus the pro"ent series of District Census Handbook consists of Statement VI- Trade, Commerce, Industry and . tW'i) volumes viz DCHB Part A and DCHB Part B. Banking. xx An additional statement IV-A is meant only for industry and other workers, marginal workers and Class-I and Clasa-II towns giving the civic and other workers. limenities in notified slums. This statement has been introduced for the first time in 1981 Census. The inclusion of Primary Censas Abstract relating to the Scbeduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes at the Part B :-The town/villagewise Primary Census tahsil/town level is another important feature of tile Abstract gives the basic data like area of the village, DCBB series of 1981 Census. &Occupied residential houses, total number of households, population by sex, as also the sexwise population of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. literacy and An appendix containing Development Blorkwise population by sex inlo four broad industrial categories Vikas Kbandwar' totals of peA figures bas also viz., cultivators, aaricultural labourers., household been included. ---- ANALYTICAL NOTE The district takes its name from the chief town of Keshodas. Since its emergen9_e as a district in founded in 16th century by a notorious freebooter 1948, it has not undergone any Ihajor jurisdictional Ihabbu Naik. The district of Jhabua is situated in changes, though some inter-tahsil transfet"s of villages the extreme western part of Madhya Pradesh State. have taken place. Jhabua district forms a part of As a district, Jhabua come into existence on the Indore Division. For administrative purpose the formation of Madhya Bhamt in 1948. Lying between district is divided into five tahsils, viz Thandla, Petla 22 0 and 23 11 31 north latitudes and between 73 0 and wad, Jhabua, Jobat and Alirajpur. At the district 75 11 east longitudes, it touches the borders of Gujarat, level the Collector is sQlely responsible for the mainte Maharashtra and Rajasthan States. The district head nance of law and order, revenue administration, social quarters town Jhabua is situated on the edge of a and economic development in the district. The tahsils smanlake called the Bahadur Sagar, 360m above the are looICed after by tah'sildars. Municipalities are sea level. responsible for local self administration. The district is surrounded by Banswara district of Having an area of 6,782 sq. kms Jhabua district Rajasthan in north-west, Panch Mahal and Vadoara comprises about 1.53% of the area of M.P. State. districts of Gujarat in the west, DhuIia district of Being the 32nj district in respect of area, it is much Maharashtra and West Nimar district in the south, smaller than the average size (9,654 sq~ kms) of a Dhar district in the east and Ratlam district in the district. north. The Narmada river also forms the boundary of the district in the south. The greatest length of the district from north to south is nearly 130 kms and width is about 60 lons. Jhabua district came in to being on the forma tion of Madhya Bharat in 1948 after the merger of Jhabua is one of the least populated districts of former states of Jhabua, Alirajpur. Jobat, Kathiwada, Madhya Pradesh. According to 1981 Census. the Mathwad. Petlawad pargana of Holkar State and district having 795, 168 persons, is placed at 36th one village (Kanwada) of Dhar state. The early position in the State. It contains about 1.52% history of the district is the combined history of populJtion of the State which is less than the district' these states. As mentioned earlier Jhabua town was average. By way of comparison, it may be observed founded in the 16th century. After suppression of that, R'lipur, the most populatious district contains the gangs of Jhabbu Naik and others, .Keshodas nearly four times m )re inhabitants than Jhabua and obtained possession of their lands. After his it is more than double of Datia, the smallest district. death, his nephew Mahasingh defeated Nayaks Table 1 gives the population total, rural and of Jhabua and Thandla and established this urban further classified by persons, males and females capital at Jhabua in 1642. Alirajpur and Iobat in each tahsil of the district. The table also pre~ents were under the Bhopawar Agency. Petlawad was the total, number of iilhabited villages and towns in held by Labhana chief who incurred the displeasure each tahsil of the district. XXII TABLE 1 Population, Number of Vlllales and Towns. 1981 POPULATIbN Number r-____.. ______".,A- ______..,______~ of villages Num- Name Total Rural Urban r-~..A.. __ """I ber of r-__..A.. ___ ,",\ Sl, of r---..A.._--"""'l r-----..A..-'---"""I Total Inha- Towns No. Tahsil P M F P M f1 P M F bited I, .2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 Tbandla 144.975 72,642 72.333 136,522 68,255 68,267 8,453 4,387 4,066 223 223 1 2 PI'tlawad 102,588 52.028 50,5«10 94,5~3 47.814 46,729 8,045 4,214 3,831 240 214 3 Jhabua 19.9,875 100,596 99,279 174,631 81,186 81,445 25,244 13,410 11,834 349 345 2 . 4 Jobat J33,375 67,Il2 (16,263 126.740 63,633 63,107 6,635 3.479 3.156 203 202 S Alirajpur 214,355 108,172 106,183 196,475 98,661 97.808 17,880 9,505 8.375 345 339 1 TotaJDlstric:t "95.168 400,550 394,618 1:!8.911 365,555 363,356 '6,157 34,995 31,262 1,360 1,313 I) It is revealed from the above table that Alirajl'ur ned, there have been no addition/deletion in the Tahsil having 2.141akhs population ranks first. As number of towns jn the district. Jhabua an d Aliraj sbown above, there are 1.360 vi1lages. There bas pur categori,ed asc!ass IV and the remaining four been decrease of 6 villages in the district. The reason towns as class V. Having only about 8% urban popu~ being the increase of 1 village (L.e. No. 240) in lation, it can be observed that the pace of urbani Petlawad tahSll is duy 19 incl\lslon of revenue area m\tion in the district is very slow and much behind of Petlawad, and the deletion of 7 villages is due to the state. Jh'l"ua tahsil having district hC:ldquarters merger of 2 villages, Chhayan Semalkhedl (L.C.No. can be described as more urbanised than others. 263) and Ambakua (L.C. No. 271) in Ranapur town and merger of 5 villages Udaipura (L. c. No. 158), While Jhabua tahsil has the largest number of Ratanpur (L.e.No. 161), Madhopur (L.C.No. 162), villages. the largest numher or deserted villages are Ra.titalai(L.C. No. 164) and Kushalpura (L.C.No. found in Petlawad tahsil. Thandla tahsil has no 165) in Jhabua town. As far as towns are concer- deserted village. XXIII TABLE 2 Deeadal Cltaqe iIt· Dimtbulion 01 PopuJati08 Population r"" ______,.A.______-. Tahsill Percentage decadal District 1971 1981 Variation (1971-81) r-_____.A.. _____ -. r---____..A... ____ -. r-----...A...-____-. Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban J 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 rhandla Tahsil 120, 50S ll3,737 6,771 144,975 136,522 8,453 +20.30 +20.03 +24.84 ['edawad Tahsil 86,853 80,421 6,432 102,588 94,543 8,045 + 18.12 + 17,56 +25.08 Jhabua Tabsil 167,325 150,282 17,043 199,875 174,631 25,244 + 19.45 + 16.20 +48.12 Jobat Tahsil 122,963 117,728 5,235 133,375 126,740 6,635 + 8.47 + 7.65 +26.74 AJirajpur Tah sil 170,162 156,820 13 ,342 214,355 196,475 17,880 +25.97 +25.29 +34.01 -_--_-_------Diltrlet 667 ,811 618,988 4a,Il3 795,168 718,911 66,257 +19.07 + 17 .76 +35.71 It is interesting to note that the decadal g-towth tion ofJhabua tahsil has increased tremendously te in Jhabua district has been constantly declininc Ice 1961 Census. During the decade 1971-81, the recording 43. 12% growth rate, Itrict added 127,357 persons to the 1971 population gistedng a growth rate of 19.07%. The growth rate The decadal growth rate of population jn the Iring the decadl! has been much lower than the district as compared to the State in different censuses iore division and State as a whole. The rural is given below. The density of population in the ,pulation grew at the rate of 17.76% while urban , district is more or less at par with the state. The a much faster rate of 35.71%. Among tahsils, reason for increasing sex~ratio for 1961 onwards is irajpur has recorded highest growth rate and Jobat mainly due to more and more number of maJes _ s shown a very slow growth. The urban popula- migrating to the towns in search of work. Growtb density and sex-ratio of the popalatloD In abe dlstrid aDd tbe State District State ~ ~ ~ ______A-______-. ______A ______ Census Total D.cadal Density Sex- Total- DecadaJ Density Sex- Popula- % varia- ratio Popula- %varia- ratio tion tion tion tion ----- 2 3 4 S 6 7 , 9 1961 514,384 +34.42 76 958 32,372,408 + 24.17 77 953 197. 667.811 + 29.83 98 969 41.654.119 +28.67 94 941 1981 795.168 + 19.07 117 985 52,178,844 + 25.27 Jill 941 XXIV TABLe 3 lli&tribatao.t of viUa.au bl ~~ ~ ------ Range of JHABUA DISTRICT Thandla Tahsil Petlawad Tahsil Jhabua Tahsil Jabat Tahsil Alirajpur Tahsil r- __..A-_-. r- __ ..A,..__ -. population r- ..... _..A-_-. r----'---. r---"""----.:-. r-_..A-_-. No.of Percen- No.of Percen- No. of Percen- No.of Pcreen- No.of Percen- No. of Percen- villages tage villages tage villages ta~e villages tase viJIase tage villap tage in each in nech in each in each in each in each range range range r?nge range rate 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Less tbaD-200 279 21.09 36 16.14 90 42.06 67 19.42 26 12.87 60 17.70 29Q-!199 468 35.37 88 39.46 55 ~5.70 138 40.00 73 36.14 114 33.63 500-1,999 548 41.42 93 41.71 63 29.44 136 39.42 98 48.51 158 46.61 2,000-4.999. 27 2.04 5 2.24 6 2.80 4 1.16 5 2.48 7 2.06 5,000-9,999 1 0.08 0.45 10,000+ Total District 1,313 100.00 113 100.00 114 100.00 345 100.00 101 100.00 339 100.00 Thf avera$e siz~ of a village in the district in tion 2,000 and more is very Jow and there is only one terms of P9P1.lll~t~oIJ works out to b~ 58$ vill.l'hawa~a (L.e.No. 114) Mving population persons There are 1 ,323 inhabited villages more the 5000. The number of villages in the size in the district. More ~J) q"lf gf U\, total villag.,s class 2,000-4,999 !lmong the tah$ils ranges from -4 to have popufation less than 590. Nearly one-fifth are 7. The district has no village of population 10,000 sm~ll sizesl ~nd 3bout one-third Ilre in the size class or more. It is obs~rved. that Petlawad tahsil has of 200-499. Quite a good Bumber of villages (41.42%) :::omparativcly smaller villages (average) which is being in the size ~lass'- 500-1,999 are medium size. quite close to the average -size of village for the The proportio~ of large size villages having popula- State as a whole i.e. 583 ... XXV TABLE 4 Distribution of Villages by density Range of JHABUA DISTRICT Thandla Tahsil Petlawad Tahsil Jha buaTahsil Jobat Tahsil Alirajpur Tahsil ,,-___..A.. __ ~ r__..A..__ ~ dellSity r--~~ r--~-~ r-__,.J..__--. r-_'.A..-~ (per sq.km.) No. of Porct· No. of Perce- No. of Pcrcen- N~. of Percen- No. of Percen- No of Pcrccn- villages ntage villages ntage villages tage villages tage villages tage villages tale in each in each In each in each ,in each in each range range ranle range range range 2 3 4 , 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Less than 10 11 0.83 3 .1.40 2 0.58 6 1. 77 11- 20 24 1.81 1 0.45 2 0.94 2 0.58 ]9 5.60 2]- 50 122 9.22 11 4.93 27 12.62 ]8 5.22 12 5.94 54 15.93 51-100 413 31.22 56 25.11 78 a6.45 103 29.86 76 37.62 100 29.50 101-200 607 45.88 104 46.64 82 38.32 175 50.72 106 52.48 140 41.30 201-300 107 8.09 37 16.59 13 6.07 36 10.43 4 1.9R 17 5.01 301-500 23 1.74 7 3.14 7 3.27 6 1. 74 2 0.99 1 0.30 501 + 16 1. 21 7 3.14 2 0.93 3 0.87. 2 0.99 2 0.59 Not known Total 1,323 100.00 223 100.00 214 100.00 345 100.00 202 100.00 339 100.00 The above table gives the distribution of villages compact range of density (51-200) Thandla, having according to the tange of density per sq km. For slightly less than one fourth of the village, in the the purpose of calculating density of population the density range more than 200, seems to be densly entire revenue area of the inhabited villages has been populated Jobat and Alirajpur have lesser propor taken into account. The spread up of the popula tion in Jhabua district is as much thicker as in the tion of the villages in this range. Madhya Pradesh State. Sex--ratio : Accordiog to 1981 Census, there are 985 females Tbe modeai density of population of the district lies between 51-200 pers,jns per sq. km. which per 1000 males in the district. The district sex aCCOUl1ts for about 3/4 th of the total villages in the ratio is much higher than the state average (941 district. The proportion of villages whose deniity of females per 1000 'males) 'in Madhya Pradesh. The population is less than 200 and more than 200 are sex-ratio goes on increasing as we move from north nearly equal. There are only 16 viUages (7 in welt (Morena) to south-east (Raipur). The highest Thandla, 2- in Petlawad. 3 in Jhabua. 2 in Jobat and 2 in AJirajpur tahsil) which have density more sex-ratio is recorded in Thandla tahsil and the than 500 per ~q km and thus thickly populated. lowest in Petlawad. As in other districts the sex~' There are only 11 villages in the district having den ratio of the rural areas of the district is higher than sity less than 10 persons per sq .km. Thandla and the sex-ratio in urban areas. In the country side Jobat tahsils have- no such villages .• 10bat tahsil haye even no vil_lage having. density less than 20. of Jhabua and Thandla tahsils the females out About 90% of the villages of this tahsil are in number males. XXVI SexRatio It has been noteworthy that the sex-mtlo Is ''''- Region Total Rural Urban generally high in areas where urba.n concentratioQ 2 3 4 is not much and where concentration <-f tribal& ia Madhya Pradesh 9.41 956 884 high. Jha bua d istric..t 985 994 893 1. Thanula Tahsil 996 1.000 927 2. Petlawad Tahsil 972 971 909 3. Jhabua, Tahsil 987 1,003 882 4. Jobat Tahsil 987 992 907 $. Alirajpur Tahsil 982 99J 881 TABLE 5 Proportion of Scheduled Castes population to total populadon In the villa:les , Percentage JHABUA DISTRICT Thandla Tahsil Petlawad Tahsil Jhabua Tahsil Jobat Tahsil Alirajp'Jr Tahsil r- ___ ..A._ __ """'I range of r--_..A-_-"""'I r--_,.A._-"""'I r---..A__-"""'I ,r-__..A- __ -. r---...A-__ """'I . S.C. Popu- Total No. Percen- Tota! No. Perce- Total No. Perce- Total No. Perce- Total N:>. Perce- Total No. Perce- lation to total of villages tage of villages ntage of villages ntage of villages ntage of villages ntage of villages nlage population in each \n each in each in each in each in each range range range range' range range 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Nil 879 66.44 184 82.51 159 74.36 270 78.26 J31 64.85 135 39.82 . 0- 5 269 20.33 31 13.90 40 18.69 61 17.68 55 27.23 82 24.19 6-10 83 6.27 6 2.69 13 6.07 11 3.19 . 11 5.45 42 12.39 11-15 28 2.12 0.41 3 0.81 3 1:48 21 6.20 16-20 15 1.13 1 0.45 2 0.99 12 3.54 21-30 14 1.06 0.45 1 0.47 12 3.54 31 and above 35 2.65 35 10.32 Total 1.313 100.00 223 100.00 ,214 100.00 345 100.00 202 100 00 339 100.00 Scbeduled CastPBjScbeduled Tribes : (3.27%) is very much lower that the State SC popu As iQ 1961 and 197J~ the detailed information lation • The proportion of SC has slightly increased on:the socio-economic characteristics of SC, and. ST . in 1981. In Jhabua and Petlawad tahsiJs. the. per... population was also collected iQ 1981 Census. It centage of SC population is below 2. may be observed that the removal of area restriction About 2/3rd of the total villagl!s of the district has for recognising SCjST population has not resulted no SC populatioQ. The proportion of villages having in any sudden spurt of the population these no SC population even exceeds 75% in Thandla and communities .. With the predominance of Bhil· Jhabua tahsils. Significantly tbis proportion is quite Bhilala. Jhabua is returned as tribal district. The low (around 40%) iQ Alirajpur tahsil that,is why district has 83.48% of its population as ST. Accor the proportion of SC population is higher in this ding to 1981 Census. the SC populatio~ in Jhabua tahsil. There ~re only:2.65%, villages wllere propo. district is 25,968. The proportion ot SC population rtjon of SC population exceeds 3%. Thandta, XXVII Petlawad and Jobat including Jhabua tahsil do not than 15% of its l'0l'ulation as SC. exceed. 'Jhabua tahsil has no vilJage havins more TABLE 6 Proportion of Scheduled Tribes population to total popu tation in the village Percentage JHABUA DISTRICT Thandla Tahsil Petlawad Tahsil Jhabua Tahsil Jobat Tahsil Alirajpur Tahsil r- __..A... __ ..... r-__.A. __ ..... r--...A..--"""\ Range 0' r-- _..,A._",,"\ r-_.A._,-~ r- -...,..,..___-~ S. T. popu- No. of Percen- No. of Percen- No. of Percen- No. of Percen- No. of Percen- No. of Perc en- lation to total villages tage villages tage villages tage villages tage villages tage v ilJages tage population in each in each in each in each in each in each range range range range range range 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Nil 5 0.38 0.45 2 0.93 2 0.59 O-S 5 0.38 1 0.45 2 0.58 2 0.59 6-15 8 0.60 3 1.34 . 2 0.93 3 0.88 16-25 12 0.91 1 0.45 8 3.74 3 0.88 26-35 17 1.28 2 0.90 7 3.27 2 0.58 1 0.50 5 1.48 36-50 26 1.97 1 0.45 6 2.81 2 0.58 3 1.48 14 4.13 51 and above 1,250 94.48 214 95.96 189 88.32 339 98.26 198 98.0~ 310 91.45 TetaJ 1.323 100.00 223 100.00 214 100.00 345 100.00 202 100.00 339 100.00 As mentioned earlier. about 84% of the district (88.32}'J is found in Petlawad tahsil. E.xcept 4 population has been enumerated as ST in the whole villages' iJlJhabua and one village in Jobat more than district. ~here are only 5 villages (1 in Thandla, 2 in one third of their population has been enumerated Petlawad and 2 in Alirajpur tahsils. where there is as ST. Except few, the large chunk of ST popula no ST population. There are no villages in, Jhabua tion is rural based. and Jobat tahsils where tribals are not found. On the whole more than half of their population in Table 7 below gives the proportion of SC/ST about 95% villages have been, enumerated as ST. population in urban areas of the district. In urban Even this too large proportion is exceeded by 4 out areas the proportion of SC and ST have been 5.76% of 5 tahsils of the djstrict. The lowest proportjon and 22.03% of the total population. iXlXVIII TABLE 7 Proportion Schednled Castes/Tribes Population in the ToWIll Name of Town Total Total Total Percentage of Population Scheduled Scheduled r---_"""__--"""\ Castes Tribes Scheduled Scheduled Population Population Castes Tribes Population Population to total to total poulation population r 2 3 4 5 6 Alirajpur 17,880 1,176 4,075 6.58 22.79 Jbabua 16,777 890 4,193 5.30 24.99 Jobat 6,635 499 ] ,213 7.52 18.28 Petlawad 8.045 280 1,330 3.48 16.53 Ranapur 8,467 526 2,166 6.21 25.58 Tbandla 8,453 444 1,6]7 5.25 19.13 Total 66,257 3.8J5 14,594 5.76 22.03 A cursory look at the above table reveals that education. The reason being the parents are reluc .. Jobat town has the largest proportion of SC popu tant to send their children to the schools and the latioh whereas largel't proportion of ST population is found in Ranapur town. In Petlawad the children themselves are reluctant to attend the proportion of SC population is below;S%. In all towns school. Despite considerable expansion of hostel of the district the proportion of SC population is facilities and other training institutes for tribal stu significantly lower than State urban SC population. dents, the literacy in the district does not compClre As the district predominantly is tribal the level of favourably with neighbouring areas. Jhabua district ST population in the district is highest in the State. continues to remain at the bottom. Even as it is All the towns of the district has significantly higher the district has returned lowest 'literacy rate in the population of S r as compared to State urban 'popu lat.ion of ST. Alirajpur. Jhabua and Ranapur towns state. Though the educational facilities have expan returns more than 20% of their population as ST. ded considerably but apparently much still has to be Petlawad town has the lowest proportion of ST done in this direction. On the whole the district is population. far behind the state as far as literacy is concerned but Literacy: suprisingly literacy in urban areas of the district is slightly better as compared to State urban literacy. According to 1981 Census, any person who is ~ven for females. For the ,co~parison. the following able to read and write with understanding in any language has been recorded as literate . ~habua table is helpful. district has been most backwar.d in the sphere of XXIX Literacy rates, 1981 Totall Madhya Pradesh Jhabua District .... ______,.,,4.... ___...... __ -.., Rurall ~------~------~ Urban Persons MaJes Females Persons Males Females 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 Total 27.87 39.49 IS.53 11.lS IS.88 6.35 Rural 21.22 32.91 8.99 7.17 11.16 3.16 Urban S4.02 64.41 42.66 S4.86 65.11 43.38 Alirajpur tahsil can be regarded as most back- of this tahsil are recorded as literates. ward in the· literacy . Only 2.24% of rural females TABLE 8 Literacy rate by Population range of villages Range of JHABUA DISTRICT Thandla Tahsil Petlawad Tahsil Jhabua Tahsil Jobat Tahsil AlirajpuI Tahsil r __A-"",,\ .. Population r--,j...--~ r-.,j...--"""\ r-,j...-~ r-....A-----. r----"-----. No. of Percen- No. of Percen- No. of Percen- No. of Percen- No. of Percen- No. of Percen- villages tage villages tage villages tage villages tege villages tage villages tage in each in each in each in each in each in each range range range range range range 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Less than 200 279 2.42 36 3.12 90 1. 97 67 2.70 26 1. 77 60 2.49 ·1 200-499 468 3.85 88 6.12 55 4.65 138 3.69 73 2.24 114 3.01 500-1,999 548 6.38 93 6.81 63 12.04 136 6.18 98 5.91 158 4.33 2.000-4,999 27 19.44 5 15.34 6 30.21 4 23.63 5 17.58 7 11.48 5,000-9,999 1 47.03 1 47.03 10,000+ Total 1,323 7.17 223 8.84 214 12.83 345 6.22 202 6.47 339 4.59 It is interesting to note that the literacy rises as villages of population range 2,000·4,999, Thandla we move from lower population range to higher follows other tahsils except Alirajpur. In the range. This is mainly due to the more schooling villages of population less than 200, the literacy rate facilities in bigger villages as compared to small is lowest in Jobat tahsil. Even in the most populated villages. The literacy in small villages of Thandla villages the literates COUICl not surpa&s illiterates. tahsil 'is more than in other tahsils whereas in the TABLE 9 The pace of progress in literacy since its emer Literacy for TOWDS aence as a district is given in the following table. Name or Town Literacy Rate Percentage of literates to total population 1 2 I Alirajpur 50.11 Census Persons Males Females 2 Jhabua 62.69 Year 3 Jobat 57.33 1 2 3 4 51.96 " PetJawad 1951 2.37 3.33 1.36 5 Ranapur 42.61 1961 6.05 9.06 2.90 6 Thandl. 62.30 1971 8.23 11.75 4.59 All ToWllfl 54.86 1981 11.15 J5.88 6.35 The above inset table presents literacy rates of It is heartening to note that literacy rate in all the 6 urban centres of Jhabua district. Among Jhabua district has been constantly improving. Sex these Jhabua baving literacy about 63% is at the top. wise literacy rates differ Widely. Though the literacy This is bcc4use of its being the district headquarters has improved upon the preceding Censuses, the thus baving more schooling facilities. It is closely district continues to remain at the bottom. In view followed by Thandla town. Except Ranapur which of the precarious position of the literacy in the dist is at the bottom all other towns record more than rict more and more attention is required for raising half of their population as literate. the literacy in the district. XXXI The table 10 presents the data for SC and ST economicaIIy active. The corresponding State fif,ures population· of the district together with the propor are 38.41, 4.52 and 57.07 respectively. Thus th~_ tion of each to the total population, 'total and sex work participation rate in the district is higher than . w1se proportion of literates, m8.in and marginal the state average. The work participation rate in rural wQrkers aDd DOD~worker~. Data related to SC/ST areas is higher th~n in urban areas and for males than audliteracy have already b~n discussed in detail. females. The- participJltioll rate for Jobat ta~~i~ i~ We shall now restrict the discussioD to work force lowest and also Jow in Alirajpur: tahsil. AU o,~r and work participation rate: tahsilsare more or less comparable with -the4istnct LiteraUy, work may be defined as participation rate. Male partiCipation rate is double than tha~_ ~f in any economically pro.ductive activity. There has females but for urban females where the ratlo lit , been some conceptual changes fo~ defining the about S : J urban females of Thandla have -shown;" worker at the 1981 Census. A trichotomy of ~ain -lowest participation rates. workers, marginal workers and non workers Juts been Among the main workers from 1981 Census, adopted instead of dichotomy of w9rk~rs and. non there are 83.01% . cultivators, 7..05% -'agtic\lltu,ral,: workers in 1971 and 1961. In 1961 Census, even part labourers, 1.28% engaged in household industry and time workers were treated as workers whereas in 1971, the part time were totally excluded from worken. 8.6G engaged in other services. Since the district is , The result was that the data regarding work foroo not so weU industrialised rural economy is based mainly on agriculture and that' is ~hy than, - and work participation rate for 1961 and 1971 were mote 90% of the -workers in the district are engaged in not comparable. 1981 Census bas made an effort to o • agricultural pursuits. About 11.49% persons 1D collect data which may be comparable to both 1961 the district were recorded as marginl;ll workers, and 1971 Census data. Those who have worked in 2.45% are males and 20.66% are (emaleS: The"· higb any OOQnomic activity for major part of the year (183 incidence of marginal workers among females as days or more) as the full time workers have been compared to males is due to their engagement in treated as main workers and those who have worked some economically productive, ~iv~ty to L J~~~ for less than 183 days have been treated as marginal support to their male cQut;lterpart. workers. , -~ ~ , As far as household industry' IS concerned, the The work participation rate has slightly impro district having 1;28% of,its main ~orl ----...-- ..... -.---~------"..------~ _----_ ...... _------...... PerceD r------_____ ,A. SC ST Total/ Total Population Population Population ___Literates to--...A total___ Population Name 01 tho Rural/ ,.-____...A...... _.....:_~ to Total to Total District/Tahsil UrbaA Persons Males Females Population Population P M F ..... _"".,._.------.----.--- ...... 1 ------_2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ------~------....._------.~------MlABUA DISTRICf T 795.168 400,550 394.618 3.27 83.48' 11.15 15.88 ':35 R 728,911 365,555 363.356 3.04 89.06 7.17 11.16 3,lG U 66,2S7 34,995 31.262 5.', 22,03 54.86 6S.11 43.38 1. TllIIIC1I. Taball T 144,975 12,642 72,,333 1.61 85,24 11.96 17,45 6,45 R 13CS,522 68,25S 68.267 1.39 89.33 8.84 13.92 3.77 U 8.453 4.387 4.066 5.25 19.13 62.30 72.37 51.43 2. Petl.wad T.bsll T 102.588 52,028 50,560 2.33 70.21 15.9Q 23.27 8.32 R 94.543 ~7,814. 46,729 2.23 74.78 12.83 19.78 5,73 U 8,045 4,214 3,831 3.48 IG.S3 S1.96 62'.89 39.94 3 ...... T.... U T 199,875 100,596 99,279 1.84 85.37 12.50 17.43 7.50 R 174.631 87.18' 87.44S 1.29 94.07 6.22 9.94 2.51 U 25.244 13,410 11.834 5.61 25.19 55.96 66.17 44.38 '. Jobat -ralls)) T 133.375 67.1'12 66,263 2.33 '89.32 9.00 12.93 5,02 R 126,740 63,633 63,107 2.05 93.03 6.47 9.97 2.95 U 6,635 3,479 3.IS6 7.52 18.28 57.33 67.17 46.48 J 5 • AliraJJIIII' 'I'• ..sU T 214,35! 108,172 106,183 6.7S 83.24 8.40 11.64 5.0' It 1'6,475 98.6fJ7 97,808 6.79 18.74 4.59 6.93 2.24 U 1V,880 9._505 8,375 6.51 22.79 50.17 60.49 38.45 xxxm 10 Castes and Scheduled Tribes Population ------tage ... _------:----.. ------.._ Main workers to total Marginal workers to Total workers to Non-workers to Population total population total population total population r-____.A.. ____ ~ r-___ __,..,A-.__ ___~ r-_ __,.._----~ r----.-...... __--~ P M F P M F P M F P M F ----_ ..------..------_11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 41.90 55.54 28.05 11.49 2.45 20.66 !3.38 57.99 48.71 46.62 42.01 51.29 43.10 56.46 29.65 12.27 2.55 22 03 55.36 59.02 51.68 44.64 40.98 48.32 28.70 45.93 9.41 2.93 1.32 4.14 31.63 47.24 14.16 68.37 52.16 85.84 46.37 55.45 37.26 8.60 2.50 14.73 54.97 57.94 51.99 45.63 42.06 48.01 47.74 56.32 39.16 9.03 2.61 15.45 55.76 58.93 54.60 43.24 41.07 45.40 24.33 41.83 5.46 1.72 0.78 2.73 26.05 42.60 8.19 73.95 57.40 91.81 43.51 56.73 29.90 8.84 1.46 16.44 52.35 58.19 46.34 47.65 41.11 53.66 44.74 57.44 31. 75 9.17 l.H .17.00 53.91 58.95 48.75 46.09 41.05 51.25 28.99 48.65 7.36 5.03 0.85 9.63 34.02 49.50 16 99 65.98 50.50 83.01 46.59 55.33 37.73 6.92 1.81 n.09 53.50 57.15 49.82 46.50 42.85 .50.11 49.04 56.84 4) .26 7.46 1. 89 13.01 56.50 58.73 54.27 43.50 41.27 45.73 29.64 45.S3 11.64 3.17 1.31 S.28 32.82 46.84 16.93' 67.18 53.16 83.07 36.29 55.25 17.09 17.35 3.28 31.60 53.64 58.52 48.69 46.36 41.48 51.31 36.78 55.81; 17.53 18.01 3.23 32.91 54.78 59.09 50.44 45.22 40.91 49.S6 26.98 44.04 8.17 4.76 4.11 5.48 31.74 48.15 13.66 68.26 5 J'. 85 8'.34 37.21 55.41 18.67 1'.33 2.98 27.91 52.54 58.38 46.58 47.46 41.61 53.42 37.87 56.14 19.45 16.58 3.19 30.09 54.45 59.32 49.53 45.55 40.68 50.47 29.94 47.87 9.59 1.55 0.76 2.45 31.49 48.63 12.04 68.51 51.37 87.96 so' 30' 40' . 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" ... " "'j. -'- TAHSIL" ... '.. : ...... :...... • _._ " VILLAGE WITH LOCATIO!! CODE NUM8ER. :'}~:_J HEADQUARTERS" TAHSIL ...... YILLAGE5 WITH POPULATION SIZE: BELOW 200 1 ,' 200-499, 500-999,1000-49 99 ... UNINHABITED VILLAGES ...... " ...... URBAN AREA WITH LOCATION CODE ...... STATE HIGHWAy ...... : ...... 50 UNMETALLED ROAD...... RAILWAY I.INt WITH STATION:8ROAO GAUGE ...... ~IV£R ANO STREAM ..... , ...... , POST OFFiCE / POST ANli TELEGRAPk OFfiCE ...... HIGHER SECONOARV SCHOOL ...... " ...... , ...... POLICE' srATI6N ...... ,,, .•. ,,,,, ... : ...... I HllSPITAL ;PRIMARV ~EALTH CENTRE j DlSPENSARV... . IIIAmNITV ~O CHILO WELfMlE CENT"E ...... MARKET I HAT .. , ...... "'...... mE:- VILLAGE LOCATION (OOENUMBERS 11,111 IRE lOT SNOW! Ii THIS HAP. 50' POSITION OF TAHSIL JHABUA IN DISTRICT JHABUA sd so' A REFERENCE BOUNDARY STATE "", , /I DISTRICT., , ' , TAHSIL, 40' " VILLAGE WITH LOCATION CODE NUMBER .. HEADQUARTERS: DISiRl CT , TAHSil, , @ @ VILLAGES WITH POPULATION SIZE: BELOW 200, c ••• 200- 499 , 500- 999, 1000- 4999 UNINHABITED VILLAGES .... " .. , URBAN AREA WITH LOCATiON CODE ...... STATE HIGHWAY .. , .. ,,,,_I_HI_I_ METALLED ROAD .... '"'' " " ""'/' ",,--- UNflf.TALLED ROAD " .. , .. " ...... ,,' ",'====' RAILWAY LINE WITH STAIION', BROAD GAUGE" .. ", ""'''''~ RIVER AND STREAM " .. ,,, .. , .. ,", ""''''''' .. '''' .... ~ POST OFFICE / POST AND TElEORAPH OFFICE .. " .. PO /PTO o 8 HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL ...... , L. POLICE STATION .... , .... I ...... , PS 22' HOSPITAL; PRIMARV HEALTH CENTRE, $ii w DISPENSARL,,,,,, .. ,, ,';("" + MARKET/ HAL, .. """, & ,0lE,- VllWEUCATION COOENUMIERm ISiOTSHOiNINTHIIHIP, imOfIHOIICOPYRliHl,lm 7/15' lo' 30' ,_,------+------I io' ,~-- MADHYA PRADESH TAHSIL JOBAT u' A T ~ DISTRICT JHABUA A k s l LMrJi J A ' e (J REFERENCE BOUND~RY STAT( '" , '''''''''''''''''' """,,,_,,_,,_ c " DISTRICT"", ",,""'''''' .,.,", .. _.-._ " T~HSIL"""""",,,,,,,,,,, '''''",,_,_,_ " VILLAGE WITH LOC~TlON CODE NUMBER" r.=~o:::] HEADQUARTERS: TAHSIL "" '"." """'"'''''' © VILl ~GES wnH POPULATION SIZE: BELOW lOO j 200·ml 500.9991 1000-4999 o ••• UNINHABITED VILLAGES,,,,.,,,, """ """ "."" URBAN AREA WITH LOCATiON CODE"""",,,,, ~ METALLED ROAD ", ",,,,,,, "",'" ""''''_ POSITION OF TAHSIL JOBAT UNMETALLED ROAD" """"'" ''',,'' """",,==:==::: IN DISTRICT JHABUA RIVER AND STREAM '" """",,""" ""'''~ 20' POST OFFICE I POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFiCE,,, "" PO/m HIGHER FCoNDARY SCHOOL ,"" """""." pOLief STAilON """""""""",,,,,,,,,,,,,, P5 HmITAl, PP'MARY HEALTH CENTRE,DISPENSARY '" ~ I ~ ,+ M/,RKET/HA: """"" ", ",,"" '" '" 4 \ o Hm:-VILLIGfLOClfIONCOOfNUNlfill IS Nor SHOWI IN THIS NiP, , QOVT, CENT~ PRESS, 8~OP4L MADHYA PRADESH TAHSIL ALlRAJPUR DISTRICT JHABUA s , Ii 6fo1tLE$ 22' • 1 30' , , 0 ..'4 POSITION OF TAHSl ALlRAJPUR IN DISTRICT JWABUA o 20' REFERENCE ? aOUNDI>Jl.Y Smt 10' DISTRICT, TAHSIL VILLAGE WITH LOCATION CODE NUMBER" r------, LI ______123 ..J( HEADQUA~TERS : TAHSIL, © VILLAGES WITH POPULATION SIZE BELOW 200, , 200-499,500-9'19,1000-4999 ... UNINHABITED VILLAGES, URBAN AREA WITH LOCATION CODE, STATE HIGHWAY, Stil6 METALLED ROAD .. UNMETALLED ROAD RIVER l STREAM '" ...... ~ POST OFFICE I POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE ...... , 10 I PlO HIGHER SECONDARV SCHOOl...... POLICE STATION...... PS HOSPITAL; PIllMARV HEALTH CENTRE i DISPENSARV.... i i.i + 22' 22' MARKU I HAT, MANOIEL .... " ...... '...... ~ I I:::. 00' 00' NOTE VlllAtH LO(AfIOH (ODE HII~BER 119 ISltOT SHOWlt IN THIS MAP ooliT. CENTRAL PRESS, &fiOPAl 1 IItrIJlIIIII f'I'I;fN • ~ifJn 1M fl1r $I .(11 ~Il IIiR i[~ ____.A..__...., ___..A...... -...., PIn 1971 1981 1971 1981 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 2111 ~.~\01T ~ at 21 'IiTf~ 'fmlf 1411 1"s~ 22 ~ 181 193 23 !Ol lI1'iftrt:!' 203 212 ~"'~q'''" '9S 24 ~ 31 29 ~q'~ :217 136 25 122 125 ~ 38 39 1IffU1'4f~ 26 '34 3J ~ 20 20 ~ 27 ~ '91 '99 an 28 ~~ 156 :J4 29 ~ U '83 ~~ 83 86 30 ~ :21' 2'18 121 ~r 1!"Rl 164 174 31 ifl")~" .2~ ~ 35 36 8I1~q61< 201 211 f91l 32 ~~ il1$' , 61 33 tf~ 6' 151 'l611 39 40 34 tf'ZTlI'T 23 2~ 35 lRT~ U.o 11' 36 tf lf1Ji$qri!m~ \iTt;Y qft ".n !A 1'(1{ IIil cmr f'lR"tll~-~ 1li1f 1'(1{ lIiJ ifni m;ITlI'lm If!:" PI!' ~ _ __.,A..__~ flul ~ _ _.A.._._..." 1971 1981 1971 1981 1 2 3 4 2 3 4 21/1 iIT'~T ~ S3 ~~ 135 147 79 mtIT l{U 44 44 54 ;iIf 65 mtfU 2 2 90 ~ 30 171 66 ~ 4 4 91 m;n'l'~ 93 98 (J7 ~ 215 135 92 ~ 137 148 (i8 'i9m ~'!U 211 130 . 93 ~ <:<:T 180 190 94 crmfw 151 32 ~ 95 ~T 114 118 69 '96 ~ 161 172 \ifW 13 t 143 70 ~ 214 133 71 ~ 183 199 72 97 I!IT~ " 223 66 ~rf.rlJT 'i9lGr 61 64 73 98 ~ 8 9 ~r~ 62 63 14 'fIT~ 113 117 75 1;:ft """"fIR ~'f" "', ,,;it m;frt 'IIIf ' PI..r iIT1J m;(~~.~ tIiII ..1Il 'Q ~Ill am if'" r _ _,J.._--- r--..--A--""'\ ..., .. 1971 1981 1971 198J 3 - 2 3 4 1 - 2 . 21/1" ,,"cm,.\=1 fjO 179 133 CRm \'51 4,3 134 ~ '51 S'4 8S 91 135 trorft;r:n )05 ~H' .,1 66 74 '90 'tJl'IVft ~ 136 trorr~ \06 'J8 U 79 84 137 ~ 107 m1I'ft ~ ' 17 33 213 132 138 mlifm 108 ~'ll?T }t21 ,12'4 188 203 139 ~ 109 .mr~iIll , 222 :l2G 140 ~ , 87 'n 141 ~~ ,43 41 142 ~~T 190 195 42 41 ~;;wiR 143 IJ1'CI11i1t ~ 110 ''177 181 112 116 144 ~u"'gf 111 ;~qr~T 'l8l 191 191 'lf7S ;;crrm .t",,,,,!m uta'- ~ ~ !II11f VI1I iIiI iIN "",;fm ...,. ~ V1'1I !!if '1111 ~q' mil'" fin ,... _ __.A..__~ -PIt r-----"----- \971 1981 1911 1981 2 3 4 1 2' .3 4 2111 'lmn ~ 163 ~ 77 80 194 ~ 169 165 164 itT«l 58 59 195 ~;ft'lT" 102 105 196 ~vim~ 63 6" 197 ~ 50 52 111 liS J6S 'IfI1M 198 ~~ 172 182 J66 78 79 ~ 199 ~ 74 77 )4 15 167 ~ 200 ~ 21 21 168 ~ 19 17 169 'rIm 106 109 20) 170 ~ri~ 104 108 ~" 184 196 q 171 JRi1f~ 109 113 202 ~ 127 ]40 172 ~~lI[~ 64 67 « 173 If;ro;fi 33 31 203 ~m~~ 139 ]51 J74 ~ 89 88 204 ~~~~~ 138 149 17S ~ 126 138 205 ~.(m~m'f 141 176 ~ J68 162 150 206 ~ ;nfulJ!O 142 152 177 ~ 55 60 207 ;n;lfl mvf 1'78 11~~ 221 219 mr.rr 150 ]60 1:79 ~ 56 56 20S rim~~ 140 153 209 riit~~~ 149 na ~ 75 78 161 210 ~CfT lISr. it~rm 163 176 119 122 211 m .r!lli"'~ vmY I!fi' .~ !IA tltrlllJ IfJ1l ev.:itIl ~ ;P;fl 1M 1(AiC!,J~ ~Il lilt_ ;r~" .... r--__..A.__"", fRQ r---""""'__-' 1971 1981 1971 1981 - _, - -~ --- 2 3 4 1 ~ 3 • ... 21/2 q~ ~~ at 30 'rn~hmr 113 fl'3 31 'tiHlINT ~ ~'n'l 223 223 10 45- tilf(!f,(lql~1 '43 'H 11 II '3"~ U 46 f~,",~ ::216 216 74 74 12 ~ 47 ~~ 22 2'2 48 til"Tfu:tt :14 14 1Ii q 13 'fi ... .,lf<41 (;f;~) 25 25 49 ~r 44 46 14 'fi ... .,lf(l.. 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IiIi1f VItf 'lit iiTlt ~l.tm~ 'lIi'f VItf 'lit ;:r[lI' r __.A.._"""\ «w U~ 1971 1981 1971 1981 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 21/4iil'm~ 136 ~f~lI1 143 143 137 iil"T~ 76 76 169 107 tf.IiI 163 138 iifTCf~ "! ~ 87 90 148 150 139 lOS 113 108 ~ """,""m"(.. ,"91 ~~~ trfll \fiT 111'11' !IIi1f trl'1l' IIiI "'" fVfr.r"l1f m ~ m 1 -.. 3 4 1 2 3 4 21/4 ~)i1e ~~~ 167 ~T 24 48 168 if<;T 31 26 169 ~ 67 66 lftcr 183 ~ 18 14 184 mmer 58 59 185 ~~ 203 203 186 ~ 172 172 133 133 170 ~ 187 f~r 194 195 171 ~~ 144 145 188 fu 178 crt;;rr if6r 193 193 199 ~T~ 63 63 179 qTlT<:.''T 197 197 200 ~ 190 190 180 fcf~ 40 34 201 ~Rr 152 157 181 ~~ 112 107 202 ~~~tiT 176 175 182 ;f~1" 113 108 ,203 ~~iI'~T 177 176 21/5 3«Wt'mijf~~~~)t;r 6 3T1T<:rT 44 45 7 amwfT~ 150 83 1 atom<: 'lif: r_.A...... _""'\ 1971 1981 1971 1981 1 2 3 4 2 3 4 21/5 at'am_~~~ 13 on: a.T SJ) 16 arn;fmn 277 279 41 aim~ 217 247 17 ~r 18 ~ 286 294 19 aw llit erullJliq'fttmt• VTQl ,.n lIIi1f i'l1I' IIiJ If11I ~'V'f)ll ,. .. 3 4 2 3 4 21/5 m=r')'{~~ "~~m 69 ~ 9 8 103 ~~ 14 15 70 ~ 339 322 104 ~ 185 169 71 ~~ 207 338 105 ~m 37 39 72 t~ 184 168 106 ~ 273 275 73 ;IV6 96 105 107 !i)~~ 282 290 74 "i;:rcnc 248 216 108 ~ ;;rrm;fT 229 240 75 ;Il',,", 234 225 q, 76 ~ 342 343 77 ~~ 128 144 78 ~l1£T 41 3S 109 ~ 144- 165 79- ~~ 121 ~ 108 128 III 86 95 tlf~~ 122 '(<: 2 2 92 ~ 49 50 123 ~~ 193 162 93 tlf~ 104 124 124 ~)~ 228 180 94 llI':m S 5 125 'i.flf~l:!~ 29 25 9S ~ 129 123 96 tlfTl1£T 332 312 97 t!fTJfe 213 328 98 t!fT~r 13 14 126 'if r-__...A..._ ...... J971 1981 1971 1981 2 3 4 . 1 2 3 4 21/5 Sl~F~l('1 131 ~T 243 214 148 132 f~~~ 133 265 267 163 133 fq~ ~t 167 192 235 233 164 134 f~~ ~FfI 337 317 142 111 165 135 ~~ ~ffi 246 209 89 98 136 ~ 166 finAl 157 186 167 137 f;:rmc;T mu 93 102 fq~ 170 \S~~T 143 ~ 263 265 158 187 171 Gl'f¥T 144 'i91f,i'[T '1fT ~ 275 277 218 175 172 145 ft9iFfi"T 294 284 fG~G 173 204 173 146 meT 3fI: 180 ~"'5T 249 217 155 GI".ms.eT'Il~ 33 34 183 I!R !f.Ir Q"1lJ 'fiT ;n1f ~~iirQ' 'lifT ii+." ~1f Q"f1J "'r ;r(1f m;ft::r lIi)f ii~(l ,-__..A..__,"", ,-_ __...A-_~ ~W 6W 1971 1981 1971 1981 ~ ~ 3 4 2 3 4 21/5 ~miif,!~ ~T~ 216 ~ 61 62 217 ':lmrT 307 255 186 ~ 90 99 218 ~ 67 68 187 ~~ 212 327 188 Imif~ 181 181 212 189 C:T~ 241 219 'lis~ 201 331 190 m.n lIlT :;frt\' 140 110 220 q;f0l~ 166 193 286 191 ~wn 296 221 'lim 118 142 106 126 192 ~ 222 ~<; 245 208 193 v:n;:rr 28 26 223 ~'9 270 272 224 194 ~~ 3 3 il~G<'IT 180 172 225 195 ~, 195 156 ~ 251 228 196 We 257 222 226 ~ 252 229 197 ~ 114 138 227 ~~ (armn , __...A- __ • 1971 1981 1971 1981 2 4 2 3 4 21/5 3l~Tit'!.~ o~ _ 341 330 285 lJ'ti\' if~ 251- ~~ 16 19 22 27 286 lfR:lm 252- ~;;f 54 55 321 311 287 lf~m 253 ~~ 55 5~ 155 184 288 254:' ~1n mat 153 87 316 325 289 m.:riT 255 294' ~t-' 57 58 295, 'U'tITm' f 219 176' 53 54 'Ilf~A1 261 296 <:~: 121 131 146 135 262 '>I 56 57 307 «ifile 136 113 273 ""1m: 297 287 308 <'f~'l)T 12(i 121 274 ll~r~ 309 ~e 26 275 ll!{F'Tm- 305 262 29 293 2!n 310 f;;p:[:~")7.rr~ 25 23 276 lI'1lg~ 311 <'fT m",.,.~ Vl5l1 • ~~ "" ""1IIIiR1f f~m;nn .A ~ ilA ~!f Iti)r;r~ ,-__.A__-. nu ,-----"---. -PIt 1971 1981 1971 1981 ~ 1 - 3 4 1 2 3 4 21/5 amm~~ ~ 317 IIFi'l' 262 239 332 ~~ 197 1511 318 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILL~GES Sl. L.C. No. 51. L.C. No. r-__.A._,"", No. Name of Village No. Name of Village r----"---'""' 1971 1981 1971 1981 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 21/1 Thandla Tahsil A 32 Charpotipada 101 104 33 Chawariya 125 128 164 174 1 Aamaliya Mal. 34 Chenpura 130 142 31 29 2 Agasiya 35 Chhapari 2 2 83 86 4 3 Agaliyapada 36 Chhayan 4 203 212 215 115 4 Agea1 37 Chhayan 20 20 Allipura 38 Chhota Naharpura 211 130 5 35 36 6 Amli 39 Chikaliya 49 51 201 211 7 Amlipathat 40 Chokhawada 29 170 38 39 8 Annupura D B 41 Daulatpura 48 50 45 46 42 208 221 9 BadJipada Dedla 86 90 43 Demara 167 180 10 Babadarpada 76 81 44 Devgarh 117 120 11 Balakhori 6 5 Devigarh 46 45 12 Balwasa 45 3 3 46 Devka 11 13 13 Battha 218 137 182 200 14 Bawadi 47 Dbadaniya 162 175 79 84 15 &wadi 48 Dhamni Badi 88 87 66 74 16 Bedawa 49 Dhamni Chhoti 207 91 17 Bedawali 194 50 Dhamanjhar 8S 61 132 18 Beed Mahudipada 59 51 Dhawadapada 213 115 160 173 19 Bhamal 111 52 Dhebar 110 20 Bherugarh alias Ramgarh 104 108 53 Dhumadiya 105 195 205 21 Bhim Kund 78 79 54 Dundaka 26 25 22 Bhimpura 14 15 55 Dungaripada 23 Bhimpuri 19 17 F 24 Bhurighati 106 109 15 18 25 Bihar 56 Fatepura 200 209 171 181 26 Bishalpur 57 Futtalab 199 208 77 80 27 Bordi 58 Gadwada 204 213 58 59 28 Borwa 59 Gaduli 186 191 6.0 Ganeshpura 24 26 C 139 61 Ganeshpura 128 188 203 29 Cbainpuri 68 7~ 62 Ghosaliaya Bada 146 202 30 Chapaner 124 127 63 Ghosaliya Chhota 135 147 31 Charel 159 169 64 Gopalpura ALPHABETICAL LJST OF VILLAGES Sl. L.C. No. SI. L.C. No, r-__..A.. __~ No. Name of Villago No. Name of Village 1971 1981 1971 1981 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 21/1 Thandla Tahsil 17 7 95 65 Gopalpura Kakanwani 25 24 22 22 96 Kaldela 66 Goriya Khadan 73 76 47 47 97 Kaliya Viran 67 Guda Bada 144 155 146 98 68 Guda Chhota 134 Kasadiya 108 106 69 Gularipada 120 123 99 Kesharpura 156 ... 34 100 Kesharpura 70 Guwali 166 178 92' 99 101 Khachhartodi I 71 Guwalrundi 81 82 18'9 194 102 72 Gujarapada 198 156 Khajuri 60 62 103 Khal Khandwi 220' 217 H 104 Khandan ; . 51 53 73 Hamirphalya 7 8 105 Khatama 152 164 74 Harinagar 12 11 106 Khatawala 23 23 107 75 Hatyadeli 206 216 Khawasa 110 114 76 Hedawa 28 28 108 Khedi 202 215 109 Kheriyapada 116 112 I 110 Khokhar Khadan 57 58 77 Itawa 99 40 111 Kisanpura 187 193 112 Kodiyapada 210 129 J 113 KOlda 80 83 'I ;r ~ 114 Kotnai 78 Jamanya lR3 199 219 218 115 Kukadipada 79 Jamda 214 133 .,1'5" "h~OO 116 Kundiyapada J'22 . ! 125 80 Jarat 131 143 117 Kundla 81 Jhadkitodi 176 186 217 136 118 Kushalpura 82 Jhapadara 44 44 34 35 ~, 83 Jhara Dabar 145 157 M 84 Jhariyapada 118 121 85 Jharni 1 1 119 Machhlai Mata 64 . 67 86 Jhonsali 9 10 120 Madalda 89 88 87 Juna Khawasa 113 117 121 Madrani 33 31 88 Juni BOldi 212 131 122 Mabuda 126 138 89 Juni Rambhapur 185 192 123 Makodiya 109 113 90 Junwaniya Bada 62 63 124 Mal Khandwi 221 219 91 Junwaniya Chhota 61 64 125 Mandli 168 162 '126 K Manpur 55 60 127 Medikhet 163 176 92 Kac ha.ldara 154 168 128 Megh Nagar 197 . .... ~1O 93 Kadwapada 136 49 179 Miyati 56 56 94 Kajali Dungari 173 183 130 Mokhad::t 207 222 27 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES Si. 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No. No. Name of Village No. Name.of Village r---..A.._-, 1971 1981 1971 1981 1 2 3 4 2 3 4 21/1 Thandla Tahsil 36 37 162 Parwaliya 52 54 J31 Morjhari 75 78 163 Patdi 121 .124 132 Munjai 164 Patdi 222 22Q N 165 Patra 170 }79 4.8 181 198 166 Pawagoi Badi 42 133 Nagankhedi 155 167 167 Pawagoi Chhoti 43 41 134 Naganwat Badi 204 158 166 168 Phuledi 196 l3S Naganwat Chhoti 158 192 201 169 Pipal Khunta 143 t36 Naharpura! 170 Piploda Bada 175 185 100 103 137 Naharpura Khawasa 177 187 70 73 171 Piploda Chhota 138 Naharpura Khejada 172 178 189 103 107 Pochak 139 Narela 112 116 140 Narsighpada R 84 89 Nathpada 141 173 Rajpura 132 144 191 197 142 Nawagaon Khalsa 174 Rakhadiya 148 159 27 27 143 Nawapada (Kakanwani) 1":9 188 205 214 175 Rambhapur 144 Nawapada 193 206 176 Ramnagar 13 14 145 Nawapada Dhanya 71 70 177 Rampura' 169 165 146 Nawapada Kalirundi 69 69 178 Rangpura 129 141 147 Nawapada Kasba 115 119 179 Ranni 91 94 148 Nawapada Khawasa 153 163 180 Rasodi 174 184 149 Nawapadapal 195 126 150 Nayagaon Jagir 190 181 Ratnali 123 145 151 Nogawan 133 182 Ratanpada 107 III 152 Nogawa Kaliya 96 96 183 Roziya 21 21 153 Nogawa Nagla 97 95 184 Rukmanipada ]02 105 154 Nogawa Semla 98 lot 185 Rundipada 63 65 186 Rupgarh 50 52 0 187 Rupakheda 172 182 188 Rupare1 74 77 155 Ochka 40 33 P S 156 Pada Dhamanjhar 87 92 189 Sadeda 94 97 157 Palasdor 18 19 190 Sagwa 119 122 158 Panch Kheriya 37 38 191 Sagwani 10 12 159 Panch Pipallya 216 134 192 Sajeli Damana Sath 141 150 160 Parwada 90 93 193 Sajeli Jokhani Sath 139 151 161 Parnali 157 43 194 Saieli Malji Salh 140 153 28 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES SI. L.C. No. SI. L.C. No. No. r-__..A-. __ , Name of Villago No. Name of Village 1971 1981 1971 1981 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 21/1 ThandJa Tahsil 195 Sajeli Nanya Satb 150 160 211 Tandladara 180 190 196 Sajeti Narsinghpura 142 152 212 Thandla Gramin 223 66 197 Sajeli Surji Mogji Sath 149 161 213 Tejpura 1f4 118 198 Sajeli Teja Bhimji Sath 138 149 214 Thetham 8 9 199 Satsera 165 177 215 Timarwani 53 55 200 Semaliya Khawasa 99 102 216 fitariya 151 32 201 Semaliya Mokhada 209 223 217 Todi 32 30 202 Semaliya (Thandla) 67 72 218 Torniya 161 172 203 Semalpada 72 71 204 Shivgarh 127 140 U 205 Sujapura 82 85 206 Sutareti 65 68 219 Udeganj 5 6 220 Udepuriya T 54 57 221 Udepuriya 147 154 222 Umradara 207 Talai 30 171 42 42 208 Talawa( a 93 98 W 209 Talawaii 137 148 210 Tandago I 16 16 223 Waniyapada . J~4 19f 21/2 Petlawad Tahsil A 11 Babadia ]70 170 12 Babaliapada 141 Alasya Khedi 151 141 151 13 Bachhi Kheda 2 Amargarh 73 73 5 5 14 Badlipada (Badvet) 128 128 3 Amarpura 139 139 15 BadJipada (Bakalda) 190 190 4 Ambapada 197 197 16 Badlipada (Karwad) 65 5 Amlirela 222 44 222 17 Badodia 6 Amli Runda 88 88 126 126 18 Badvet 7 127 127 Amarholi 67 68 19 Bakhatpura (Bo1ayata) 96 8 Anant Khedi 147 96 147 20 Bakhatpura (. em od) 9 Asalya 220 220 6 6 21 Balyapada 115 115 22 Bamaniya B 3 3 23 Bani 10 Bawdi 173 173 72 24 72 Bankiya 239 239 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES SI. L.C. No. SI. L.C. No. ,-__.A-_"",\ No. Name of Village No. Name:of Village 1971 1981 1971 1981 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 21/2 Petlawad Tahsil 25 Banya Kheda 58 16 D 26 Bardia 15 15 38 27 Barigaon 37 59 Dabri 78 78 154 28 Bedada 154 60 Dadia 13 13 129 129 29 Beedpada (Badvet) 61 Dalpura 167 167 204 30 Beedpada (Bijori) 204 62 Daulatpura 98 98 92 31 Beganbardi 92 63 Dehandi 34 34 32 Bakalda 193 193 64 Deogach 57 60 33 Bhabharpada 89 89 65 Deoli 184 184 119 34 Bhagtaya 119 66 Devigarh 212 212 80 35 Bhamti 80 67 Dbanpura 158 158 8 8 36 Bhensgubada 68 D hanyarundi 145 145 233 233 37 Bherupada (Jhosarpada) 69 Dhaturia 219 219 86 86 38 Bherupada (Mohanpura) 70 Dholi,KhaJi 227 227 186 186 39 Bhurtghati 71 Dulakhedi 9 9 40 Bhurighati 238 238 41 Bijori 208 208 G 42 Bodayata 104 104 43 Bolasa 194 194 72 44 Bolasa (Temariya) 71 70 Gabbapada 76 76 73 Gamdi 99 99 45 Borali Ajab 146 146 74 46 Borghata 232 232 Gangakhedi 44 46 75 117 117 47 Boriapada 46 48 Garbadi 76 Garwada 100 100 48 Boriya 215 215 17 Garwa Kbedi 203 203 49 Botpada 32 32 78 Gehandi 27 27 79 Ghodathal 163 163 C 80 Ghughri 49 52 81 Godadiya, 29 29 82 Gopalpura (Bodayata) 97 97 50 ChampeIiya 130 130 83 Gopalpura 18 18 51 Chandragarh 199 199 84 GoriyapipaI 214 214 52 Charanpura 155 155 85 Gothanya Kalan 124 124 :>3 Chawariya 56 59 86 Got~anya Khurd 125 125 54 Chhaoni 71 77 87 Govilldpura 30 30 55 Chhapri 168 168 88 Gularipada 196 196 56 Chhayan (East) 53 56 230 230 57 Chhayanpada 93 93 89 Gularipada 58 Chhayan (West) 24 24 90 Gunawad 54 57 30 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES L.C. No. SI. L.C. No. SI. No. Name of Villaga r" _ __..A..__~ No. Name of Village r-__,A._~ 1971 1981 1971 1981 . - ~.._~ "'" ...... - ~- -- 1 - - 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1.1/2 Petlawad Tahsil H 118 Kalsadiya 7 7 119 Kamal Kheda 218 218 120 Kamalpur 210 210 91 Hadmatya (Himmatgarh) 60 63 55 S8 92 Hamirgath 180 180 121 Kamthiya 122 Kanakuwa 195 195 93 Hanumangarh 21 21 123 Karangarh 28 28 94 Hanumatya 20 20 124 Kardawad 23 23 95 Hawarunda 85 85 12S Karmadi Kheda 107 107 96 Himmatgarh 61 64 126 Karwad 42 43 97 Hindola Bawadi 91 91 127 Kasarbardi 95 95 98 Hiraninamapada 143 143 128 Kasya Khali 116 116 129 KayareJ .92 192 J 130 Kesarpura (Karbad) 36 37 131 Kesarpur (Ramgarh) 26 26 229 229 99 Jambupada SO S3 132 Kesharpura (Sukhneda) 43 45 100 Jamli 142 142 133 Khakharapada 216 216 101 Jamunya 169 169 134 Khinda Kho 22 22 102 Jhaknawada 237 237 135 Khodri Khoriya 14 14 103 Jhawalia 156 156 136 Kotda (Bhurighati) 188 188 104 Jhonsar 16 16 137 138 Kotda (Sarangi) 63 66 105 Jhos~rpada 231 -231 139 Kotda (Undwa) 224 224 106 Jirawaiya 39 40 12 12 107 Juna Kbeda 140 140 140 Kodii 157 157 108 Junwaniya 178 178 141 Kudwas 142 Kumar Khedi 206 206 109 Junwaniya (Badvet) 134 134 143 Kundiya 120 120 110 Juwanpura 225 225 144 Kundiapada 90 90 145 Kundli 118 118 146 Kuwadhar 136 136 K L Kachbi 176 ,176 175 111 147 Lalarundi 175 Kacbnaria (Dabdi) 75 75 102 102 112 148 Lalpura 113 Kachnariya (Kesarpura) 25 25 114 Kachra Khadan 172 172 M 115 Kachrotia 112 112 87 87 116 Kaligbati 113 113 149 Mahudipada (Badodiya) ( Gangakhedi) 47 49 - 117 Kali Karai 226 226 150 Mahudipada ~1 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES Sl. L.C. No. SI. L.C. No; No. Name of Village r-_.A.._-... No. Name of Village r---~-'" 1971 1981 1971 1981 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 21/2 Petlawad Tahsil 151 Mahudipada (Lalpura) 103 103 182 Parewa 161 161 152 Mahudipada Kalan 123 123 183 Patlawad (Rajaswa) 240 153 Mahudipada Khurd 131 131 184 Patel Ka Naka 209 209 154 Makodiajhar 110 110 185 Panthborali 70 36 155 Manasya 137 137 186 Pipalipada 45 47 156 Mar:dan 64 67 187 Pipalipada (Amlirela) 221 221 157 Matapada (Pannas) 177 177 188 Pipalipada (Badvet) 122 122 158 Matapada (Suwarpada) 149 149 189 Pi palipada (Mathuria) 166 166 159 Mathmath 59 62 190 Pipalipada (Semalia) 234 234 198 160 Mathuria 164 164 191 Pithdi 198 161 Machyaghati 144 144 192 Pithapada .51 54 162 Mohankot 162 162 193 Punyarel 185 185 163 Mohkampura 200 200 164 Mohanpura 94 94 R 165 Moibageli 19 19 194 Raipuriya 152 152 166 Moichami 33 33 195 Ralyawan 159 159 167 Mor 48 50 196 Ramgarh 35 35 168 Motapala 81 81 197 Rampuriya 4 4 169 Multhania 2 2 198 Ranjitpura 213 213 199 Rasaniya 82 82 N 200 Ratamba 165 165 201 Richhadia 111 111 170 Nadatod 236 236 202 Runji 52 55 171 Nahargarh 191 191 203 Rupa Kheda 211 211 172 Naharpura 109 109 204 Rupapada (Bodayat) 108 108 173 Naharpura (Unnai) 10 10 205 Rupapada (Kalighti) 114 114 83 83 174 Naldi 41 42 206 Ruparel (Dabdi) 138 138 175 Narsinghpura 187 187 207 Ruparel (Jamli) 17 17 176 Nawapada (Garwada) 101 101 208 Rupgarh 177 Nawapada (Govindpura) 3.1 31 178 Nawapada (Motapada) 79 79 S 179 Ninamapada 105 105 209 Sagadia 150 150 P 210 Salarpada 181 181 211 Sajelia 84 84 180 Panchpipla 183 183 212 Saluniya Bada 189 189 2 181 Pannas 174 174 213 Salunia Chhota 18 182 32 ALPHABETICAL LIST 01 VILLAGES Sl. L.C. No. SI. L.C. No. r-__..A.. __ -, No. Name of Village No. Name of ViIlage ,...__..A,.._-, 1971 1981 1971 1981 - -2 1 3 4 1 2 3 4 21/1. Petlawad Tahsil 214 Samli 171 171 T 228 Talawpada 215 Sand Ka Nab 121 121 153 153 229 216 Sarangi 68 69 Tambolia 20S 205 217 Sater 1 1 230 Tanda 201 201 231 218 Semalia 235 235 Tandalala Nayak 133 133 232 219 Semalpada 38 39 Tanda Padaw 132 132 220 Semalpada 179 179 233 Tar Khedi 202 202 221 Semrod 217 217 234 Tejpura 40 41 235 222 Shergarh J35 135 Temaria 69 71 236 223 Soila 160 160 Tikhipada 106 106 237 Todi 224 Sukhneda 228 228 207 207 U 225 Sultanpura 66 Sl 238 Ummedpura 74 226 Suthwadia 62 65 74 239 Undwa 227 223 223 Suwarpada 148 148 240 Unnai 11 11 21/3 Jbabua Tahsil A 15 Badlipada 296 291 16 Badliya 196 272 Agera 322 315 17 Baldimal 262 67 2 Aejanpura 59 130 18 Balwan 39 108 3 Amalwani 93 166 19 Bamansemaliya 207 273 4 Amarpura 34 117 20 Ban 267 70 5 Amba 188 254 21 Banki 331 325 6 Amba 113 188 22 Barad 351 34S 7 Amba Khodra 159 232 23 Barkheda 67 138 8 Amlipada 100 172 24 Barod 73 148 9 Amlipathar 62 145 25 Batiyabardi ISS 225 10 Amliphaliya 209 282 26 Bawadi 349 337 11 Andharbad 246 50 27 Bawadi Badi 10 6 12 Antar~liya 50 124 28 Bawadi Mafi 214 283 B 29 Bawadiya 79 IS3 30 Behadwi 341 332 13 Badkuwa IS6 231 31 Bhagor S8 132 14 BadJipada· 63 141 32 Bhaisa Karai 116 190 33 ALPHA.BETICAL Ltsf OF VILL~GES SI. L.C. No, Sl. L.C. No, No. Name of'YilIage ,....__,.A,._-.. No. Name. of Village ...--.....A-_., Inl 1981 1971 1981 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 'J.l/3 Jltttltu Tal'tsft Bhllji Dungra 2 1 68 33 Chichwan 2B 56 Bhamarda liS 144 69 34 Ch mnandli 266 ()9 35 Bhanvarpiplya 121 191 70 Chudeli YS I 343 Bhanda Kheda 221 25 71 36 Chui 2tit 61 37 Bhandankua 98 176 72 Cbuliya Ba ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES SI. L.C, No,· SI. L.C, No, No, Name of Village No. Name of Village r-_..A..__ ~ 1971 1981 1971 1981 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 21/3 Jbabua Tabsil t03 Dungara 277 75 133 Hattipura 314 307 104 Dungra Dhanna 143 222 134 Hatyadeli 128 206 105 Dungra Lalu 153 223 135 Heera Kbandan 64 137 106 Dungarapani 115 186 136 Hidi Badi 186 256 107 Dotad 232 34 137 Hidi Chhoti 187 255 108 Dudhi 86 156 138 Himmatgarh 132 204 109 Dudhi 110 185 139 Hirapur 54 126 F J 110 Fatepura 130 202 140 Jambu Kundi 104 177 Fatepura 301 294 HI 141 Jashoda Hirji 344 341 Footiya 80 154 112 142 Jashoda Khunji 343 340 Ful Dbawcfi 210 278 It3 143 Jhakela 194 259 ] d4 Jhanjharwa 250 53 G ]45 Jharniya 43 ]]3 146 Jharniya I! 9 196 114 Gadwada 144 221 147 Jhayda 48 122 115 Gadwadi 142 213 148 Jher 41 109 116 Galti 226 27 Jhirawadiya 191 117 Gawsar 218 20 149 260 Jhiri 118 Gelar Kala 31 105 150 99 175 151 Ihoomka 338 333 119 Gelar Chhoti 40 107 152 Junagaon 245 48 120 Ghatiya 15 17· 153 Junwaniya 75 150 121 Ghungarma} 356 346 122 Golabaru 177 246 123 Gola Chhoti 199 270 K 124 Gomala 185 258 Kachala 33 118 125 Gopalpura 60 134 154 Kadiya 260 126 Gopalpura 103 130 155 61 156 Kagjar 205 276 127 GopaJpura 150 229 Kagalkhoh 87 157 ] 28 Gulabpura 308 300 157 129 Gularpada 106 179 158 Kahuda 248 54 Kakadkua 94 167 130 Gundipada 51 129 159 160 Kakradara Bada 219 21 H 161 Kakradara K hurd 5 5 16~ Kalakhunt 8 10 131 Halmatiya ]41 215 ] 63 Kllapan 90 164 132 Haribai Ki Bawadi 166 235 164 KaJapan 283 ' 91 35 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ViLLAGES 81. 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No. No. -Name of Village ,...__..A-..._~ No. Name of Village ,..._..A.._~ 1971 1981 1971 1981 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 21/3 Jhabull Tahsil 24 94 165 Kalapipal 203 Kushalpura 175 242 138 210 166 Kalidevi 204 Kushalpura 235 38 12 12 167 Kaliya Bada 13 14 168 Kaliya Chhota L 56 125 169 Kauipura 109 182 205 334 328 170 Kallukhodari Lakhpura 142 2Q6 24 171 Kalyanpura 69 Lambela 223 344 207 Limkhodara 328 322 172 Kalmoda 352 208 65 143 173 Kardawad Kalan 149 228 Lohariya 174 Kardawad Khurd 151 227 175 Kunjawani Khas 239 42 1\1: 170 Kanjawani Mirch 238 41 131 201 177 Keljhar 209 Machhaliya U6 192 61 133 178 KeS.llija 210 Machhaliya Jheer 257 60 297 287 179 Khadkui 21 : Mahudi 97 171 55 131 180 Khakhar Khedi 212 Madhudi Dungari 25 93 304 298 181 K handiya Khal 213 Mahudi Pada 311 301 264 66 182 Khapediyamal 214 Makankui 174 241 195 263 183 Khardu Badi 215 Malwan 20 97 190 261 184 Khardu Chhoti 216 Mandli Badi 17 Hi 6 185 Khatapani 9 217 Mandli Chhoti 16 1'5 186 Kheda 83 160 218 Mandlilalji 227 28 187 Kheda 225 31 219 Mandlinathu 229 30 188 Khedl Andharbad 249 51 220 Manpura 52 123 189 Kheda Macbhaliya Jheer 252 59 221 Masllriya 30 10.(i 190 Khedi 28 103 222 Matasula 282 8"0 191 Khedi (Kalyanpul'a) 77 147 223 Matasula Bariya 302 2'92 192 Khedli 135 211 224 Matasula Bhuriya 300 296 193 Khermal 78 151 225 Matasula Dangi 303 2'95 194 Khermal 244 46 22(J Mehandi Kheda 45 120 195 Khutawa 53 127 227 Meipaqa 198 271 196 Kishanpuri 163 238 228 Mindal 175 230 197 Kokawad 176 245 229 Mod 29 104 198 Korwandi 230 Modfaliya 241 44 247 52 .... 199 Kotda 18 99 231 Mohkampura 84 159 200 Koya Dh Iriya 3 3 232 Mohanpura 145 220 201 Kuberpura 330 324 233 Mohanpura Bhurka 319 313 202 Kundla , 32 102 234 Mohanpura Ganna 309 304 ~6 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILL~GES SI. L.C. No. SI. L,C, No, No, Name of Village r___.A--"",\ No. Name of Village r--.A.._"",\ 1971 1981 1971 1981 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 21i3 Jhabua Tahsil 168 233 235 Mojipada 265 Panch Ka Nab 7 7 256 57 236 Mordundiya 266 Panki 171 243 66 139 237 Moripada 267 Para 333 321 182 251 268 238 Mriga Rund; Partali 315 308 82 191 269 239 Mundat Partappura 305 297 270 Parwat 139 214 271 Peepli N 114 187 272 Peethanpur 342 335 236 273 240 Nachan Kheda 169 Pilia Khadan 148 218 33 274 PipaJdela 241 Nad 230 147 219 286 275 Pipalipada 242 Nad 292 27 92 276 243 Nagan Khedi Poonja 216 19 Pipli Ka Naka 160 237 277 Piplipada 244 Nagankhedi Ratll_a 217 18 49 123 278 Pipalya 245 Nah"rpura 220 26 1 70 239 279 PipalYd 246 NaJdi Badi 22 100 37 116 281) Pithanpur 247 Nald'i Chhoti 23 101 197 165 281 248 Narayanda 89 162 Pitol Kalan 14 13 282 Pitol Khurd 24"9 Narsinghpura 336 329 9 8 283 Puwala 25() Narsingh Runda 178 247 271 72 251 Narwali 325 318 252' Narwaliya 44 112 R 253 Nawagaon 152 224 284 Rachhawa 254 Nawapada 335 327 120 195 285 Rajla 255 Nawapada 57 135 306 299 286 Rama 256 Nawapada 72 149 136 209 287 Rangpura 257 Nawapada 180 249 154 226 288 Rasodi 92 258 Nawapada 125 198 170 289 Ratimali 332 259 Negadiya. 47 119 326 29G Ratimali 193 264 P 291 Richh~patIa 355 348 292 Rehanda 326 317 260 Padaljnosa 215 22 293 Retalunja 222 23 261 Padalghati 88 163 294 Roopa Kheda 101 173 262 Padlawa 278 79 295 Rotla 179 248 263 Palasadi 346 336 296 Runkheda 38 110 264 Paledi 102 174 297 Ruplkueda 237 39 31 ALPHABETiCAL LIST OF ViLLAGES Sl. L.C. No. SI. L.C. No, r-__..A--.- ...... No, lIIame of Villago No. Name of Village r--_.A-_ ...... 1971 1~81 1971 1981 1 2 3 4 1 .2 3 4 21/3 Jhabua TahsiJ 298 RupareJ 127 205 T S 325 Talawali :81 155 326 Tandi 280 82 96 169 299 Sad 327 Tejariya 353 347 200 300 Sadawa 112 328, Thuwadara 284 84 301 Sagiya 354 349 329 Tichkiya 192 262 302 Sajwani Badi 293 289 330 Tikadi Bodiya 274 7'1 303 Sajwani Chhoti 200 269 331 Tikadi Jogi 271 78 304 Saktala 117 189 332 Tikadirnoti 211 28Q 305 Salarpada 263 68 333 Titkikheda 1 2 306 Sarnarpada 122 194 307 Sarnoi 240 43 U 308 Sandala 74 146 334 Uberao 28,8 '89 335 Udaimal 42 III 309 Sanod 265 6'i 319 310 Saraswat 313 305 336 Ukala 324 337 Umari 172 244 311 Sardarpura 258 63 338 Umariya Banjatri 202 266 312· Sassapura 234 37 313 Satbilli 76 152 339 Umariya Darbar 2{)1 268 314 Seel Khodari 327 316 340 Umariya Salam 203 267 341 Umarkot H>7 181 315 Sernalghata 108 184 316 Serna I Khedi 134 208 W 317 Sernal Khedi 348 342 342 'WlIga]awat 123 193 318 Semaliya 173 240 343 Wagawa 287 88 319 Shyampura 337 330 344 Wagalawat Bhuriya 307 303 320 SotiyaJalarn 228 29 345 Waglawat Mahanga 298 288 321 Sotiya Kalu 236 40 346 Wagnera 129 203 322 Sulamahuda 46 121 347 Wagwai Badi 295 290 323 Surdiya 224 32 348 Wagwai Chhoti 294 285 324 Surinala 95 168 349 Walola 323 320 21/4 Jobat Tahsil A 2 All bl 70 70 3 Agonl 62 60 1 Airan 36 27 4 Akholi 69 69 38 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILL&\G~S Sl, L,C, No, SI. L.C. No. r-__A--... No. Name of Village No, Name of ViHage ,---"'----., 1981 1971 197J 1981 4 1 2 3 2 3 4 21/4 Jobat Tahsil 120 120 41 Bhuriyakuwa 5 Ambakhedi 29 19 19 11 42 Bid Badi 6 Aman Kuwa q8 138 106 101 43 Bid Chhoti 7 Arandi Falya 137 137 44 Bilasa 159 159 B 45 Biljbar 40 34 4S 39 46 Bina 8 Bhada Bhawata 44 38 165 171 47 Bori 9 Badaguda 134 135 64 65 48 BOlJhad 10 Bada Elara 65 64 7 7 49 Borka Aara 11 Bada Khutaja 5 4 3 2 50 Borkundiya 12 Badgaon 4 3 50 44 51 Budkui Badi 13 Badi Fa'3 123 124 77 77 52 Budkui Chhoti 14 Badi Juwari 124 123 31 25 Badi Kareti 15 C 180 ]80 16 Badi Khattali 18 Eadi Malpur I 5 53 Chagdi n 166 165 47 45 54 Chamar Begda IS Badi Miriyawat 181 181 3 \ 30 55 Chapari 19 Badipol 17 13 143 56 Chharwi 20 Babediya 143 72 72 57 Chhota Itara 21 BaTadmoong 178 177 6] 61 154· 58 Chhota Khutaja 22 . Baledi 155 9 22 76 76 59 Chho!i Fata 23 Baodi 43 37 105 113 60 24 Baodi Falya Chhoti Juwari 73 73 6J 25 Barda ]09 104 Chhoti Kareti 29 24 26 BarjhlU'_ 1 62 Chhoti Malpur 14 17 27 Barkheda 51 42 63 Chhoti Miriyawat 48 43 28 Barkheda 151 J51 64 Chohali 167 J66 29 Bawadi Khurd 87 90 65 Chbotaguda 175 174 3{) Begada 59 58 66 Chhota Bhawta 37 28 31 Behadwa 49 4] 67 ChhotiPo! 34 29 32 Betwasa 161 160 68 Chhota Baidi J26 126 33 Bhabra 39 33 69 Chllliya 140 140 34 Bha isawada- 130 130 D 3S Bhanda KhdPU 82 85 36 Bhanpur 198 198 70 Dabadl 201 202 37 Bhilkhedi 160 161 71 Dedarwasa 115 115 38 Bhiti ]83 183 72 Deetya Ka Falya ]2 9 39 Bhorkuwa 71 71 73 Df'gaon 187 186 40 Bb.ufchhe,,"'R di 103 111 74 Dehadla 188 187 39 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES 81. L.C. No, Sl, L.C, No, No, Name of Village r-_.A.._~ No, Name.of Village r---A__~ 1971 1981 1971 1981 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 21/4 Jo~at TahslI Deka Kund 141 141 103 Jhapali (Thapali) 75 ]42 142 Deka\ Kuwa 75 75 104 Jharan 76 5] 53 22 46 105 Jhiri Badi 77 Dewali 94 93 146 148 105 Jhiri Chhoti 78 Dewlai 93 94 83 83 79 Dhamanda 16 12 80 Dungalawani K 107 Kadwal F 202 201 108 KadwaJ Badi 136 134 81 Futtalab Bada 122 122 109 Ka dwal Chhoti 114 1O() 82 Futtalab Chhota 121 121 110 Kakadbari 10 8 111 G Kalikhetar 169 16) 112 Kali}awav 28 23 83 Gabhini Salar 131 131 113 Ka]uwat 49 56 56 84 Gerughati 25 114 Kana Kakad -68 (is 85 Ghoghasiya 168 164 115 Karda 185 18S 86 Girdha 46 40 116 Kansat t3 IS Gunjheri 145 144 117 87 Kanwada 149 146 118 Kanwadlldul H 127 12{J 119 Kasba Jobat 186 184 152 157 120 88 Handi Katkuwa 55 55 64 63 121 89 Hardaspur Keljhar 132 132 90 Hardaspur 190 190 122 Keshariya Bari 125 127 91 Hirapur Badi 177 176 123 Khandala Gamir 114 79 92 Hirapur Chhoti 176 175 124 Khandala Khushal 85 78 125 Khandala Rao I 90 88 126 Khari 196 196 93 Indwan 200 200 127 Khattali Chhoti 182 182 J J 28 Kherwa 179 173 12Q Kheriya Mali 30 16 94 Jaisingpur 155 154 130 Khll ALPHABEtICAl. LIST OF VILLAGES SI. L.C, No. Sl. L.C, No, No. Name of Villago r----"'---,",\ No. Name of Village r----"'--,",\ 1971 1981 1971 1981 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 11;3 Jobat Tahsil 23 47 167 139 Kuhiwav Ratrnaliya 108 103 1~0 Kukshi 38 32 168 Ringol 6 6 141 Kundalwasa I\)4 112 169 Roligaon 35 31 L S 170 Sagota 142 Lachhrnan Falya 91 91 S8 59 171 143 Salkheda 203 !03 Lilumari 42 36 In Sanda 18 14 173 M Sejawada 11 10 174 SernJaya 144 Mahendra 2 5 164 170 175 Semalda 145 Mahudi 110 114 153 156 176 SernaI Khedi 146 Malweli 24 48 128 128 177 Semalpati 147 Mandawgarh 107 102 ]35 136 178 Sewad ]48 Manna Kuwa 78 86 66 67 179 Sewariya 149 Mathana 21 20 191 194 180 Sidgaon 150 Mayawat 52 54 172 172 181 Sindi 151 Mendha 32 26 194 195 182 Siyali 152 Mota Urnar 67 66 ] 02 110 183 SoIiya ] 1 I 105 N 184 Sudi Badi 118 118 185 Sudi Cl'lhoti )5J Naharpura 139 139 117 117 154 Netada 192 192 T ]55 Nimthal 147 149 186 Tala wad 81 82 P 187 Tati Amba 26 50 156 Pahadwa 148 150 188 Temachi 60 62 157 Paneri 163 169 189 Terka 99 99 190 158 Pangom 100 100 Thandla 95 95 191 Tokariya Jhiran 159 Pat Baidi 129 129 ~7 57 160 Pipaliva 86 84 U 161 Pochi Irnali 41 35 192 Ubgari 162 162 Poya 96 96 168 193 Ubalad 173 ]63 Pratapa faJya 89 89 179 194 Udaigarh 88 87 R 195 Um ALPHABETICAL LIST OF Vll.LAGES Sl. L.C. No. SI. L.C. No. No. Name of Village r-_.A._..... No. Name:of Village r-----"--...;;.""'_ 1971 1981 1971 1981 1 2 3 4 2 3 4 214/ Jobat Tahsil 193 193 W 201 Wanjabaida 202 .veka! Badi 113 108 197 197 203 VI. eka! Chhoti 112 107 200 Wagdi 21/5 Alirajpur Tahsil 30 Bada Undwa 99 108 A 31 Badda 252 229 267 269 180 172 1 Achpai 32 Badda!. 94 103 251 228 2 Adwada 33 Baddala 150 83 269 271 3 Agalgota 34 Badi Bankhad 44 45 329 308 4 Agran 35 Badi Fadtala (Fadtala Badi) 286 294 Badi Gendra (Gendra Badi) 326 30S 5 Ajanbara 36 130 145 Badihathvi (Hathvi Bad!) 20,3 331 6 Ajanda 37 2'77 279 71 72 7, Akadiya 38 Badi Sardi 239 206 Badi Utawali 232 231 8 Aka!wa 39 299 260 220 241 9 Akaldbara 4() Badi Wegalgaon 149 82 147 89 10 Ako!a 41 Babdya Ki Choki 216 153 186 11) 11 Ali 42 Babedwa 240 211 22 21 12 Amba 43 Baij 169 188 321 311 13 Ambadaberi 44 Baijada 7 7 27() 272 14 Ambar 45 Bakhatgarh 1406 88 123 12G 15 Ambari 46 Bamanta 30G 254 105 125 16 Ambaja 47 Banacawat 83 74 :80 93 17 Ambi 48 Band 231, 23{) 256 212 18 Ambi 4C) Baydiya n 96 315 324 19 Ambua 50 Bayadiya 20 3() 12 112 136 Amjhiri 51 Begdi 85 75 34{ 330 21 Amjhiri 52 Be-badwa 63 64 53 54 22 Amkhut 53 Bhajiyana 300 2SS 331 315 23 Amla 54 Bnanchidi 18 20 n 3' 14-6 24 Andl,lar Jhiri 55 Bbawri ]10 201 ,199 151 25 Andhar Kancb 56 Bhimbayda 145 84 134 316 26 Artbi' 57 Bhita~a 322 301 27 28 27 Attha 58 Bholwat 23() 242 264 266 28 Athawa Sg Bhopaliya 198 159 B 6{) Bhman 205 336 61 Bhordlya 29 Bada Amba (Amba Badi) 289 297 42 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES Sl. L.C. No. SI. L.C. No. No. Name of Village r-__.A.--. r:~<)~ . N~e _of Village ,-___.A.._-. 1971 1981 1971 1981 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 21/5 Alirajpur Tahsil 97 62 Bhuriya Amba 17 18 Chicblana 89 98 98 6.3 Bhurlya Kuwa 1188 161 Chikbalkue 133 148 64 Bichholi 309 257 99 Chikhali 265 267 100 65 Bijoriya 77 79 Chikboda 235 233 66 Bilghata 58 59 101 Chilkada 281 289 67 Biljbiri 310 252 102 Chilwat 278 280 61t Bilwai 81 94 103 Chimata 1 1 69 Bi-nat 60 61 104 Cboganwat 101 116 70 Bodgaoll 316 325 105 Cbohji 165 189 11 Bokadiya 155 184 106 ChOldba 21 22 72 Sorana 137 112 73 Bordabrll! 175 205 D 74 Bordu 88 97 107 Dabdi 218 175 75 Dor KuwlII jI87 154 108 Daberi 158 187 ;6 BanvaJa. 331 314 109 Darja 241 212 11 Burma. 268 270 110 Dark ali 90 99 C 111 Darkali 212 327 112 Da.khad 181 181 78 Cliacflriya Umda. 127 122 113 Debri 168 199 19 Cbameli 336 313 114 Delwani 206 337 '0 Chandar Muli 172 203 115 Dhakkapura 3 3 8J Chandpur 152 86 116 Dbanpur 195 156 82 Chanota 311 251 117 Dbayana 28 26 83 Chapariya 243 214 118 Dholkheda 114 138 84 Chhakna Ki Mal 275 277 119 Dhorat 257 222 85 Chhaktata 263 265 120 Dindwad 173 204 86 Chhinki 294 284 121 Dipa Ki Choki 140 110 31 Chhota Amba (Amba Chhota) 290 298 122 Doblajhiri 78 92 88 Chhota Undwa 97 106 123 Dokarbariya 177 210 29 Chhoti Bankbad 272 274 124 Dubkhadda 288 296 90 Chi' oti F adtala (Fadtala ChIloti) 328 307 125 Dudalwat 106 126 91 (,hhoti Gendra (Gendra Chhoti) 327 306 126 Dudhwi 296 286 92 Chboti Hatwi 210 340 127 Dungargaon 74 77 93 Chboti Utawali 233 232 128 Dungriya 5} 52 94 Cbhoti Wegalgaon 221 248 E 95 Chhoti Sardi 70 71 129 Ekdhadi 69 70 96 Chichalguda 142 III 130 Esdu 134 149 43 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES SI. L.C. No •. SI. L.C. No. No. Name of Village r__.A.-..., r:~() ~ Name,of Village r-_.A..._..., 1971 1981 1971 1981 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 21/5 Alirajpur Tahsil F 163 Jetpur 6S 66 193 131 Faliyamau 166 164 Jetpur 314 249 142 132 Fata 118 165 Jhadoli 167 192 331 133 Fartala 201 166 Jhandna 337 317 208 134 Fulmal 245 167 Jhark&Ii 246 2<09 G 168 Jhinjana 157 186 169 Jholiya .50 51 Gadat 144 165 p5 170 Jhora '93 102 141 170 136 Gahwan 33 34 309 171 Junakattiwada 137 Gata 319 268 138 Gendra 266 K 128 139 Ghatv.ani 108 25 172 Ka<:hhla 10() 9 Ghodlyadana 29 140 4S 46 228 180 173 Kadwal 1 41 Gbcgtalpura 85 193 162 174 Kadwaliya 151 142 Ghonghasa 2 175 Kadwamya 25) 220 143 Ghunt 2 160 176 Kali J78 196 144 Giljhiri 191 118 177 Kakadsela 291 299 145 Girala 103 178 Kakadwal 313 250 146 Gol Amba 8 40 263 179 Kakrana 345 342 147 Gola Paravi 303 1(76 223 148" Gondwani 324 303 180 Kalibel 181 Kalibel 298 2tl8 149 Guda 76 78 320 182 Kalmaja 46 150 Gulwat 318 '", 332 84 81 151 Guneri 202 183 Kanera 147 184 Kanpur 132 H 219 185 Kanthari 254 138 114 67 152 Haraswat 186 Kamh 66 4 4 285 ]53 Harod 187 Karajwani 295 43 44 194 154 Haveli Kheda 188 Kardha '174 48 I 189 Karelimahudi 47 Kastpani .(j 6 155 Indarsing Ki Choki 139 91 190 98 107 182 J 67 191 Kati 156 Indi 32 33 19 24 192 Kattiwada Khas 157 Indlawat 237 193 Katwad :260 J 21 194 Kavchha 20 49 158 Ja·)aniya 15 16 195 KabnceU 48 1(10 115 159 Jalsindhi 292 300 196 Kawthu 278 160 Jamaniya 135 150 197 Keldi Ki Mal. "276 195 161 Jamla 236 226 198 Kelari 163 258 36 162 Jamli 235 199 Kewda 35 44 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILL.\GES Sl. L.C. No. Sl. L.C. No. N..,. Name of Village _ _..A._...... t:! 21/5 A liraj pur Tahsil 200 . Kewdi 11 10 L 201 86 95 Khadkhai 239 Lakhancoat 136 113 13 14 202 Khammadka 240 Lakhawat 26 29 328 203 Khamat 213 241 Lak~mani 126 121 204 Khamba 332 312 242 Limdiwat 25 23 104 124 205 Khandala ·243 Lodhni 223 244 206 Kharkali 5 5 M 207 Khar Kuwa 110 130 208 Kharpai 129 123 244 Machhaliya 113 137 209 Khattal 49 50. 245 Madhupalwi 305 262 210 Kheda 169 200 246 Mahalgaon 343 344 2 It' Khecla Bada. 14 15 247 Malwai 189 163 212, Kherwa 37 39 248 Mandhar 56 57 213- Kherwad 185 169 249 Mankhada 293 283 214 Kherwada 273 275 250 Masani 107 127 215 Khod Amba 282 290 251 Mathwad 297 287 216 Khod JamJil n9 240 252 Mayala 125 133 217 Kbundar 161 197 253 Mehni 224 224 218 Khundi 283 291 254 Mohi 111 131 219 Kiloda 323 302 255 Moraji 312 253 220 Kiti 280 282 256 Morasa 117 141 229 KQdla 124 132 257 Mordha 55 56 222 KodJi 122 119 258 Mordhi 153 87 22'3 • Koha 72 73 259 Moriyagaon 159 191 224 Kolyari 12 1 1 260 Mariya Ka Bada 154 182 225 Kosariya 230 261 261 Moti Badoi 16 19 22. Kotbu 92 101 262 Motibar 54 55 227 Kotharmaudill 36 37 263 MuIjipura 42 43 222 Kuiwav 9 8 264 MundJa 304 264 229 Kuj ALPHABETICAL LIS r OF VILLAGES 81. LoCo No o Sl. L.Co No. No. Name of Village r-_.A._~ NameofViIlage r-_,A._~ 1971 1981 1971 1981 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 21/5 Alirajpur Tahsi1 p 309 Sejgaon 111) 143 Padola 52 S3 271 310 Semlani 344 345 129 272 Palasda 109 311 Silota 308 256 74 273 Panala 73 312 Sirkhadi Badi 325 304 Panala 237 227 274 313 Sirkhadi Chboti 285 293 275 Panguda 62 63 314 Siswaliya 222 241 276 Panmaudi 247 215 315 Soliya 204 335 277 Panwani 91 100 316 Smoeshpura 24 32 278 Pastar 68 69 317 Somkuwa t94 155 279 Pipal Kanch 244 207 318 Sondwa 317 326 280 Pipariya 164 198 319 Sorwa IH 183 Piplyawat 281 250 218 320 Sugat 335 31' 282 Pith an pur 183 171 321 Sukhi Bawadi 197 158 283 Pratappura 67 68 322 Sumaniyawat 226 178 284 Pujareki Choki 196 J57 T 285 Pun~awat 61 62 323 Temla 338 321 286 Puwasa 307 255 324 Thana Semli !l4J 166 R 325 Tharwata 271 273 287 Rajawat 121 135 326 Thed kunda 241) 217 288 Raksala 219 176 327 Thed sindi 200 152 289 Ramsingh Ki Choki 82 109 328 Tikhola 208 339 290 Raodi 209 334 329 Titi 120 134 291 . Ratad 742 213 u 292 Rathodi 57 58 330 Umarkhad 214 27& 293 Raychha 171 202 331 Umarwada 3t' il3 294 Richhvi 148 90 332 Umrali 215 246 295 Roddha 192 164 333 Umrath .320 3]0 Roddhu 227 179 2% 301 259 297 RoJigaon 340 323 334 Umri 298 Roshiya 259 236 335 Undari ·261 238 299. Rund Mal. 284 292 336 Uahala 211 341 s w 300 Sadli 79 8f) 337 Way 64 {is 301 Sagbara 238 245 338 Wadi 95 104 302 Sajanpur 75 :q 339 Wakner 279 281 303 Sakarja 287 295 340 Wakneri 225 177 304 Sakdi 330 318 341 Walpur 214 329 305 Samra J 62 190 342 W'llwai 190 174 306 Satpal 59 60 343 Waskal 116 140 307 Sayda 23 30 344 Wavi 262 239 308 Seja 102 117 345 Weswani 253 234 46.. {~ mr/~4t<;1 'lim/ l'Jicr'IiT :amrT'<{ qf~crrU ~;;r;:rn19lIT ( 21 "''tall f;mn IittT 6,782.0 127,833 128,978 795,168 400,550 394,618 I111{Jor 6,748.1 116,378 117,339 728,911 365,555 363,356 II1TtPl 33.9 11,455 11,639 66,257 34,995 31,262 1 ,"~fI'~"" llftT 1,045.3 22,958 23,326 144,975 72,642 72,333 mm-ur 1,044.9 21,507 21,854 136,522 68,255 68,267 'f1TUlf 0.4 1,451 1,472 8,453 4,387 4,066 "li~ ('f.!lT.) ~ 0.39 1,451 1,472 8,453 4,387 4,066 2 q;!'<'n". ~" lfftT 9 i.4 17,609 17,765 102,588 52,028 50,560 I1nfiur 9':'0.0 16,258 16,368 94,543 47,814 46,729 ._ 'f1T"{Jlf 0.4 1,351 1,397 8,045 4,214 3,831 G'CiilT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Jhabua District Scheduled Scheduled Castes Tribes Literates Name of ~ r-____.A. ____ ~ r-___.A. ____ ,...---...... ---~ District/Tahsil . Total! ~ ~ ~ ~T ~ ~ Tuwn/Urban Rural/ Males Females Males Fem31es Males Females Agglomeration Urban 10 1 1 12 13 14 15 2 3 J ~,291 12,677 332,252 331,;)44 63,5lS9 25,U53 Jba .. ua District 'lOlal 11,328 10,825 324,263 324,939 40;803 11,493 Rural 1,963 1,852 7,989 6,605 22,786 13,560 Uebao 1,215 1,122 61,559 62,015 12,676 4,664 Tbaodla Tahsil Total 979 914 60,629 61,328 9,501 2,573 Rural 236 208 930 687 3,175 2,091 Urban 236 208 930 687 3,175 2,091 Thandla (M) Urban 1,236 1,157 36,212 35,818 12,107 4,207 Petlawad Tahsil Total 1,103 1,010 35,529 35,171 9,457 2,677 RUial 133 147 683 647 2,650 1,530 Urban 133 147 6S3 647 2,650 1,530 Petlawad (M) Urban 1,918 1,750 85,254 85,387 17,538 7,447 Jbabua Tabsil Total 1,191 1,061 81,771 82,511 8,664 2,195 Rural 727 689 3.483 2,876 8,874 5,252 Urban 485 405 2,376 1,817 6,516 4,002 Jhabua (M) Urban 242 284 1,107 1,059 2,358 1,250 Ranapur (N .A. ) Urban 1,573 1,529 59,644 59,481 8,680 3.326 Jobat Tabsil T()tal 1,328 1,275 58,974 58,938 6,343 1,859 Rural 245 254 670 543 2,337 1,467 Urban 245 254 670 543 2,337 1,467 Jobat (M) Urban 7,349 7,119 89,583 88,843 12,588 5,4119 AIirajpur Tahsil Total 6,727 6,565 87,360 86,991 6,838 2,189 Rural 622 554 2,223 1,852 5,750 3,220 Urban 622 554 2,223 1,852 5,750 3,220 Alirajpur (M) Urbao 48 '"ian f:5t~ GA~,q,." !fiT sn"lfqlti ~m" r------______- ___-"-- ______1J.~~~mT 4If«.lIf(q; (m<; ~r;ftl{ ~!~c;r! 'Ii'rtr/ .~ IJ:lSlf ~ ~~ ~ m ~r~/;;m-~ ~I 'f>f+r ~ 'liT ;;(4l'~, S()ijf~, i!1'ift 'liT ;m{ ~ crm mr~ ltT~) (I-IX) II Veal Household Industry- (Manufacturing, Pro- Name of Total Agricultural cessing. Servicing Locati- District/ Main Workers Cultivators Labourers and Repairs) r- __..A... __ --. n Tahsil/ Total r-----"--_~ r----"-----. r----_A..._---.. Code Town/Urban ~ Rural! ~ ~ ~ ~T ~ 00 ~ No. Agglomeration Urban Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Famal6 2 :> 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21 m~~m .mt 222,470 1I0,67i 183,875 92,667 10,426 13,053 3,247 1,017 '11'"'" 206,398 107,732 181,642 91,920 10,067 12 ,669' 2,114 767 ~iv 16,072 2,943 2,233 747 359 384 1,133 250 1 trinI, ,,~n. lim 40,277 26,952 33,745 23.853 1,425 2,051 607 2.32 lfTl11vr 38,442 26,730 33,550 23,833 1,364 2,008 411 193 ~ 1,835 222 195 20 61 43 1'6 39 'fmrr(;;.!IT. ) 'flT"Ulf 1,835 222 195 20 61 43 196 39 2. qu;niR t'lf!"1t:r qA 29,515 15,119 23,167 11,681 2,1!>9 2,945 709 131 ml1'JIlf 27,465 14,837 22,663 11,641 2,120 2,816 437 8't .mftzr 2,050 282 504 40 79 129 272 48 qc<;f~(;; .IT[.) ;;'1i11:f 2,050 282 504 40 79 129 272 48 3 ,"!1n ~~i'''' q)lt 55,662 37,457 45,766 31,903 2,143 4,101 791 314 IlTl'ffur 49,557 36,079 44,809 31,315 2,061 4,048 458 229 'PPJ 4 ""ilC!: ~'l", q", 37,379 11 ,322 32,30~ 9,903 874 744 ·427 144 'JT1fIvr 35,547 11,064 32,218 9,894 855 729 311 115 {ZtIIlIIf ;- (4) ~~'IiT~ ~'lGcfrn~ ~ aqm7;~ 1 ~ ~~, ~-a{fm, ~~ 5ITl:(ff'l;Q;~~1 (5) frr;;; ~~)1:al 'liT ;a'll.l1if if1rU'liT ;;!fU1f f~fu ~m ~ f'li1:fT ~ I if • Iff • ifif~fiir'lif 8f • !fl. arfil~f,re it~ 49 pRlM~RY CENSUS ABSTRACT Jhabua District Main-Workers fuMr /<.f~'!1f1(/ r------..... :r'r{/;rIR-~ 8litl'!iJ11~~ 'tiT ifI1f m,IV, V(b) x VI , VII , VIII, &IX Other Workers Marginal Workers Non-Workers Name of r-----"----..... r--~--"--__--. r----"""'----..... District/Tahsii TotalJ ~ ~r ~!f ~T ~~ lia-l Town/Urban Ruralj Males Females Males Females Males Females Agglomeration Urban 24 25 26 27 28 29 2 3 14,922 3,938 9,812 81,541 168,268 20l,402 JHABUA DISTRICT Total 2,376 9,351 80,058 12,575 149,806 175,566 ~ural 12,347 1,562 461 1,483 18,462 26,836 Urb•• 4,500 816 1,813 lU,656 30,552 34,725 Thandla Tahsil Total 3,117 696 1,779 10,545 28,034 30,992 Rural 1,383 120 34 111 2,518 3,733 Urban 1,383 120 34 111 2,518 3,733 Thandla (M) Urban' 3,440 362 758 8,313 21,755 27,128 Petlawad Tahsil Total 2,245 297 722 7,944 19,627 23 ;948 Rural 1, 195 65 36 369 2,128 3,180 Urban 1,195 65 36 369 2,128 3,180 Petlawad (M) Urban 6,962 1,139 1,824 12,000 43,110 49,822 Jhabua Tahsil Total 2,229 487 1,648 11,375 35,981 39,991 Rural 4,733 652 176 625 7,129 9,831 Urban 3,571 500 83 230 5,038 6,819 Jhabua (M) Urban 1,162 152 93 395 2,091 3,012 Ranapur (N. M.) Urban 3,476 531 2,198 20,941 27,835 34,000 Jobat Tahsil Total 2,163 326 2,055 20,768 26 031 31,275 Rural 1,313 205 143 173 1,804 2,725 Urbal), 1,313 205 143 173 1,804 2,725 Jobat (M) Urban 6,544 1,090 3,219 19,631 45,016 56,727 Alirajpur Tahsil Total 2,821 570 3,147 29,426 40,133 49,360 Rural 3,723 52() 72 205 4,8i13 7,367 Urban 3,723 520 72 205 4,883 7,367 Alirajpur (M) Urban Note :- ( 1) The total area figure given for the district is provisional "Geographical Area" as supplied by the Surveyor General of India. (2) The urban area figures are those supplied by the local bodies. (3) The rural area of the district has been derived by subtracting the urban area figures supplied by the local bodies from the total rr:a figure of the district. (4) Total area figures of tahsil are according to village papers as supplied by the Commissioner, of Land Records. Madhya Pradesh. (5) Fol.o.ving abbreviations have been used to denote the civic Status of towns. M Municipality N.A. Notified Area Commitee 50 t'It~"1 'It!( 'IIi} arli[~ P" 1IIifH~1 f~'Ii('( rrtiif /01'1'(/ ~1~q;;;f ,wmitv 111)'( e ~'ilill1 it ~it -Ii IIil ifT1I tile' it IlIliT;fl 1(", .14fif~ efii:a) "IJ'(/'mi ~ Total Population ifil qq (including "~Il' fit;. qt. il institutional Area of No. of and bouseLess Scheduled Scheduled Loea vIllage occupied Number PopulatIOn) Castes Tnbes Literates ~ioo Name 01 10 hectaros resi of ,----"-----~ ,-_.I.-__"", ,--~ ... Code Tahsil/Village! .& of Townl dential bouse- .qfijQ 1. ~I ~. urI ~. nil No. Town/Ward Ward in Km2 houses bolds P. M • F. M. F. M. F. 2 3 4 s 6 7 9 10 11 12 14 21/1 "il;;n n~"'" 1,044.9 21,854 68,255 979 60,629 9,501 (VlQtGt) (",.fllli.qT.) 21,507 1,36,522 68,267 914 61,328 2,573 1 ~ 473. i9 144 144 741 350 391 350 391 11 3 2 f9mT 444.14 125 125 813 409 404 2 3 403 399 32 6 3 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRAC] Thandla,., Tahsil ~~ 'tiT" fiif "Ff Main W.,rkers ,... ___------..A.._ _~ ______--- ~ fW ,Y:J !ti~ff",r~ tif IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28 2 38,442 33,550 1,364 411 3,117 1,779 28,034 Tbandla, Tabsi,1 26,730 23,833 2,008 ('0 - 193 696 10,545 30;992 (Rural) 170 191 Jharni 165 76 164 75 1 •• ': I •• 15 124 246 134 243 133 2" 1 61 163 209 Chhapari Battha._ 219 19,0 218 189 1 •• I. 62 172 186 51 22 51 22 8 26 68 76 Chhayan' 493 232 413 148 67 7 2 6 59 261 373 443 Ba)wasa 57 62 56 62 5 6 59 74 Udeganj 28 35 28 28 7 44 47 Gopalpura 52 74 52 74 47 46 F amir Phalya 194 196 174 174 14 20 5 1 1 132 143 Thetham 142 It 7 136 115 6 2 3 21 103 118 Jhonsali 88 53 49 43 8 7 31 3 3 17 101 104, Harinagar 68 57 67 57 1 56 70 Sagwani 125 .129 124 127 2 46 58 Devka 3.7 25 35 25 1 21 20 Ramnagar 38 42 37 42 28 24 lhimpu.ra 11 II 2 .5 8 12 Tandagoli 196 226 188 225 8 124 144 Bh impuri 104 95 99 69 5 26 87 79 Bihar 420 319 412 316 8 3 43 177 333 369 Palasdor 108 102 98 94 7 5 2 2 34 50 Allipura 157 136 144 129 11 7 2 3 106 117 Roziya 257 176 255 176 2 2 80 200 217 Goriya Khadan 33 27 31 27 1 1 8 47 51 Khatawala 578 511 487 480 4 2(; 18 61 13 14 55 395 403, Kakanwani 147 151 124 128 6 3 17 20 3 9 346 2C9 Dungripada 86 S3 67 83 19 10 1 2 46 48 Ganeshpura 133 141 127 141 6 2 73 65 Nawapada (Kakanwani) 254 270 251 261 3 8 12 164 180 Hedawa 158 106 158 106 31 115 135 Agasiya 98 21 82 16 21 61 86 91 Todi 588 371 462 309 26 10 35 18 65 34 97 286 423 415 Madrani 94 6 80 3 14 3 57 143 Titariya 140 114 129 _ 89 22 6 3 9 43 87 66 Ochka 73 72 73 72 46 46 Kesharpura 120 122 1:0 122 2 58 54 Kushalpura 147 145 146 145 1 73 86 Amli 790 692 765 675 3 2 17 13 5 2 12 35 358 360 Morjhari 279 270 266 249 1 3 12 18 6 160 171 Panch Kheriya 126 III 116 99 2 6 3 452 14 31 104 130 Annupura 457 474 448 469 8 5 1 1 2 250 282 Itawa 52 ~ ~~'" 1JR'li1 I" ""'~t~1 (i'IA ..w tr"/'fffl'{./ e1"'" II)'{. ij~ if ~ ~ m 'IiT;n1I ~~if m 6!ififtllfi ~f~) ;ri~/iJR Total Population IIiT iffl (including Iit;. ,,). il institutional Area of No. of and houseless Scheduled Scheduled Loca· village occupied Number Population) Castes Tnbes Literates tion Name of in hectaros resi. of. ,-_ _,A.__ __ -,. r--_.A._-,. ,-._.A._.-,. r-_..A.._~ Code Tah.iI/Village/ &. of Town/ dential bouse- 'Ilflffl 'I. ",I ~. iii. I. fif'r ~. m No. Town/Ward Ward in Km2 houses holds P; M. P. M. F. M. F. M. F. 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 14 41 q'jq1tITf m 308.39 78 78 499 256 243 256 243 42 ~ 1,591.01 226 226 1,449 729 720 729 720 54 2 43 ~ 643.76 63 64 403 186 217 186 217 14 2 44 ~ 452.93 154 154 1,062 526 536 496 495 46 S 4S ~~ 670.89 216 217 1,597 813 784 8 12 796 768 il 5 46 I;~qm 224.19 71 71 488 253 235 253 235 3 225.02 47 l!~~ 38 38 232 119 113 119 113 47 8 48 lfI~~T 244.82 57 57 318 153 165 153 165 8 1 49 'F~T'fT~ 359.51 82 82 510 266 244 266 244 19 2 50 ;ft~~<:T 1,074.69 151 151 1,110 550 560 . 550 560 40 1 S 1 f'flf>f<'Tln' 256.44 99 99 701 339 362 337 362 43 2 52 l;q-~ 534.54 95 95 691 331 360 331 360 17 53 ~Goi 653.10 103 103 743 366 377 366 317 24 2 54 on:<'ff PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Petlawad TabsU 'lWl1fi1ll' m m MaiD W.,rkers ~------~------~ ~ ,l111 Ifiml"6r~.~ IrWI' cnfurym; ifill' ifilli ~ ffl'lffit1II flIl ifi{~ ~ ri llillim .nr III ,IV, V ( b) , (I-lX) II Veal VI,VII. VllI 'x & IX fotal MaiD Agricultural Household Other Marglna' Workerl Cultivators Labourers Industry Worken Worken . Non-Workers ,...__...\-_ ...... ,-__..A.._ ...... r- _...A.,...._-.. ,-___.A..__ -.. ,...__..A.._ ...... ,....__...Io.._-.. ,-~-.. Name of . Tahsil/Village/Towa, t. rcr) 1. fitt I. feft~. ~ <;\. ffi') ~. ~.1 'I. m) M. F. M. F. M. F. M.' F. M. P. M. P. M. F. Ward' IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 28 130 Pawagoi Chhoti 129 90 129 90 23 127 286 Umradara 4$6 295 455 295 1 10 139 263 67 Parnali 108 136 100 128 8 8 4 14 74 243 Jhapadara 279 286 255 275 21 11 3 2 7 245 3 14 Devigarh 476 287 467 286 1 1 8 9 183 328 98 Badlipada 174 136 172 134 2 2 .. 79 64 54 56 54 8 2 9 53 50 Guda uada 61 67 Pawagoi Badi 92 98 91 98 . . 1 .. 84 79 Kadwapada 182 165 181 165 .. 32 204 221 Daulatpura 341 307 334 301 7 6 5 121 Chikaliya 195 241 189 240 3 1 3 144 202 203 202 203 129 157 Rupgarh 1 156 172 Khandan 210 204 209 202 2 24 444 Parwaliya 448 311 361 338 4 4 41 22 42 7 16 373 6 153 166 TimarwaOl 200 212 195 188 5 24 258 261 230 247 25 12 3 2 34 67 192 195 Miyati 155 137 Udepuriya 264 250 264 250 67 65 Khokbar Khadan 98 111 92 101 4 9 2 72 61 {j9 53 2 8 , . 60 64 Borwa 122 lOS Manpur 139 148 138 148 78 60 Beed Mahudipada 124 129 120 119 4 10 2 3 117 104 61 59 34 43 1 21 2 19 30 93 85 Khajuri 79 79 78 79 103 113 Junwaniya Bada 78 64 JUDwaniya Chhota 196 211 164 121 31 90 50 36 Rundipada 68 89 66 87 2 2 1 44 30 Thandla Gramin 43 29 35 28 6 1 2 2 60 59 Machhlai Mata 91 94 72 80 12 14 7 156 165 127 109 24 56 5 3 102 102 Sutreti 100 102 77 83 20 19 3 10 123 120 Nawapada Kasba 36 46 Nawapara Kalirundi 41 44 40 43 1 1 252 251 216 245 8 6 28 147 155 Semalpada 108 108 S,! maliya (Thandla) 212 221 211 220 2 57 52 Naharpura (Khejda) 78 81 78 81 343 216 311 153 14 63' 18 19 319 448 Dhamni Chboti 82 82 63 iO 2 2 17' 10 62 68 Chainpuri 249 242 246 242 2 2 12 167 153 Kaldela 61 55 57 42 4 13 I 48 39 Ruparel 201 196 161 143 40 53 4 127 136 Munjal 162 135 146 121 10 11 6 3 14 141 179 Bbimkund 146 1 129 1 15 2 163 136 139 Bordi 54 ~'" ~1Ii1 anil"~ q rorR) I" i5[ilfte;qr (~'" , 'fR/iI'I,(/ a-,srq;", II"rcn6TII ..-1 ~ 11")'( 6 ~,"aif it ~it _,. 'liT ;n1I ~~. it 'IlfiTiI) ~ '!f~ 6'filI~) , qfl,(/'~R ~ lotal Population 1Ii1~ ';.. 1 (including Ri. 'IT. V institutional Area of No. of and houseless Scheduled Scheduled Loca village occupied Number Population) Castes Tflbes Literates tion Name of in hectares resi of ,...----"'-----.. ,...--"---.. ,-.-A-_-.. ,-~"'" Code Tahsll/Villagel & of Townl dential house- ilftiRf 2; • ~t 7,. {tit 'I' fir) 'I- m No. Town/Ward Ward in Km2 bous.es ho!ds P. M • F • M. F. M. F. M. F. 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 al PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRAC1' PetJawad Tahsil ~ 'IiT1f m m Main Workers r------~-----______.... f" I{l<1I IliRa<'iJ~ -m. .. QI1 qrm-rn. 11'11 Ifi11'f m Iftlftp IQ'I' lIi~it itRIr ~ IlirdlliWi .Ii 1II,IV,V(b). (I-IX) II VCa) Vl,VIl, VIII x & IX total MaiD Agricultural Household Other Marginal Workers Cultivaton Labourers' Industry Workers Worker. Non-Worker. r-_..A..__-. r---A---. ,-_...A-...._ -. ,-_...".__-. ,-__J...._ ..... ,-,_.A..__ ..... ,...__.A._ .... Name of i. fifi I_ R')~. R') ~. R') ~. ,.0 i. nt') Tahsil/Village/Townl M." F.fCfi M. F. M. F. M. F. M. P. M. F. M. F. Ward' 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 2' 28 2 37 Balakhor j 73 55 73 55 24 49 40 29 Guwalrundi 59 26 59 26 21 50 36 166 165 1 180 91 89 Kotda 127 128 103 111 6 14 18 3 12 27 110 97 Dhamni Badi 197 Sujapura 217 l12 138 24 34 59 45 29 83 174 99 Agaliyapada 103 81 87 69 15 12 1 20 100 300 Bedawa 398 359 387 354 6 3 1 4 2 3 6 245 575 454 542 397 27 57 6 69 331 408 Madalda 27 32 Nathpada 35 31 34 29 1 2 48 57 Bahadarpada 94 73 94 73 17 19 3 77 90 Dhamanjhar 111 118 111 91 27 1 12 46 74 Pada Dhamanjhar 96 88 96 88 . ~ 11 309 Parwada 542 475 533 474 2 2 5 9 84 291 78 330 368 Ranni 405 366 380 346 14 18 10 41 61 Nogawa Nagla 80 70 74 50 6 20 4 33 1 18 20 17 Nogawa Kaliya 49 25 47 25 2 10 35 26 Sadeda 81 68 81 68 1 6-l 235 244 TaI"wlda 304 244 278 237 23 7 3 24 33 3 3 Kesharpura 57 27 51 23 6 4 5 6 1 6 117 174 202 Kukadipada 248 129 239 105 3 23 50 66 Nogawa Semla 90 75 88 30 2 45 4 21 79 303 330 Semaliya Khawasa 442 360 433 354 5 6 1 9 77 64 Naharpura Khawasa 136 116 126 112 9 4 41 5'2 Charpotipada 56 34 44 19 12 15 17 17 Rukmanipada 55 56 36 51 19 5 2 10 12 Kasadiya 48 45 36 37 12 8 3 12 55 180 183 NareIa 445 36S 442 365 ,. 97 3 11 22 195 229 Bherugarh ahas Ramgar 280 220 180 213 2 4 31 38 Bhunghati 50 S4 48 54 8 96 142 Dhumadiya 176 97 168 94 3 1 36 29 Rataapada 45 52 44 52 1 3 43 49 Khenyapada 51 48 50 47 1 13 3 22 280 2,,7 MakoJiya 278 257 242 203 23 51 268 618 799 Kh.lwasa 709 135 359 52 107 49 39 3 ~n4 31 5 47 72 297 254 Bhamal 366 312 312 284 29 27 2S 43 48 Ndrsingpada 93 74 93 74 29 28 Juna Khawasa 38 35 38 35 40 37 Tejpura 53 53 53 53 2 34 48 Nawapada Khawsa 67 57 67 57 19 5 4 92 94 Devgarh 108 108 85 96 4 12 ftt\ftw/ ITA 11\'1 I" IJI1J~I , m Iftlf /iflf"(/ &Tii'filil I"R ij~ it ~iI lI,i IIil iI11I ~~'{ it m e'Q'mM ~f~tf) (fl!,,(/lfTi Total Population 1Ii'Iifil' (includins fiti. 'ff. it institutional Area of No. of and house. ess Scbeduled Scheduled l.oca. villase . occupied , toIumber Population) Castes Tbbea Literates .,-_--A.___ ~ tion Name 01 in heclares resi- . of ,---"--""" ~.-Jo-._""" ,-~""" Code 'hblii/Villase/ & of Town/ dential house- I1fflt6 ~ • ~ ~. {.i 'I. ~ J- ~ No. Town/Ward Ward in Km2 houses holds P. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 121 SJrown~ 99.49 28 28 160 71 89 71 89 8 122 ~ 742.51 74 74 488 240 248 213 228 30 8 123 ~ 314.97 59 59 369 177 192 177 192 17 3 124 ~l 366.70 49 49 314 165 149 165 149 10 1 125 Fsl:lTon~ 263.94 31 31 178 88 90 88 90 126 <:CFn~ 675.94 104 104 626 327 29~ 327 299 2 1 27 'ifTCTliR 651.14 109 109 828 418 410 415 405 68 8 128 :qqfw 184.43 24 24 157 85 72 85 72 4 1 129 ~ 'IiTIf ..rot l(r.l Maio Workers ~------~------_----~ f'I' ,lSlI ~ruJ!fiJl.~ ~ q-rfUrro& PI ~nr .rot fiR 'li"tit IiAIl'u .m l(rW II1,IV,V(b), (I-IX, IJ V(a, VI,VH, VIIJ x &: IX [otal MaiD Agricultural Household Other Marillna' Worlt~ra Cultivators Labourers Industry Workers Workera Non-Workers ,-__,.A._...... -~~ .-_..A..__-.. .-_..A..__-.. .----"----. ,-_..A.._ ...... -~ ..... Name of i. fir') i. Ul I· ~a) i. ~') ~. Hi~ 9;. ~ ,. fiI') Tahan/Village/Town! M. f. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. P. M. F. Ward· ------15 )6 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 26 2'1 28 2 43 Jhariyapada 44 45 41 34 1 11 2 27 111 Sagwa 138 130 127 118 3 12 8 6 7 96 85 Gularipada 112 84 80 51 28 32 4 1 23 64 71 Patdi 88 71 70 60 18 11 7 77 40 Kundiyapada 55 24 53 22 2 2 26 32 129 Ratnali 184 58 177 38 7 20 9 112 134 173 Chapner 247 233 209 209 18 22 20 2 12 4 159 . 42 Chawariya 43 30 42 30 42 51 Kodiyapada 52 58 51 58 54 53 Chhota Naharpura 97 96 95 96 47 74 Juni Eordi 64 66 63 66 58 22 Dhawadapada 54· 49 28 28 26 21 21 144 Jamda 147 122 135 J 21 10 2 1 158 222 Panch Pipaliya 285 215 194 189 28 23 2 61 2 2 187 127 115 Chhayan 122 138 115 138 6 46 Kundla 57 64 52 64 4 1 53 135 Ba\\adi 130 115 q9 115 1 89 170 Mahuda 190 ] 68 177 146 4 22 9 11 ,151 23 22 Ganeshpura 37 49 35 49 2 61 48 Shivgarh 70 97 64 93 5 2 20 Rangpura 45 52 44 52 1 20 144 165 Chenpura 167 199 160 199 7 3 57 82 " Jarat 63 33 63 33 5 186 168 Rajpura 163 191 160 1\10 3 836 Nogawan 887 520 683 464 25 40 19 10 ·160 6 23 168 702 103 Guda Chhota 103 97 103 97 1 6 101 96 Gopalpura 136 ]07 119 107 1 16 45 109 408 Talawali 511 213 431 203 22 28 12 5 46 37 269 361 80 Sajeli Teja Bhimjl Sath 185 54 177 53 S 22 154 59 58 Sajeli Damana Sath 86 44 86 43 1 44 59 45 Sajeli Jokhani Sath 65 21 63 20 2 I 1 46 55 56 Sajeli Narsingpura 72 48 65 47 6 3 42 74 171 Sa)eli Malji Sath 217 49 180 43 4 6 33 207 174 9 Udepuriya 22 21 22 21 11 20 Kaliya Viran 30 32 30 31 21 56' Guj arpada 108 126 107 126 2 87 123 Jharacanr 224 2 220 3 6 238 117 193 PipalkhJnta 248 17 240 14 3 7 57 294 229 29 Rakhadiya 30 26 29 26 I 36 142 SaJeli r-;anya 8ath 188 187 1 6 211 145 58 fI1~"/ . 'ltlfIt>J t" ~flM'f (m 1ft" lif""'/ &)ij''fi. IT-n; ~~ it ~ ..- I(;J if11I ~~~ it cr.l 5l{~m flf~) if~/ a,l ~~~~r~ 710.33 144 144 801 387 414 :d 26 233 257 91 11 1 62 llt6'ift 205.12 128 128 772 372 400 360 386 47 19 1 6 3 ~T 'fI<'f 148.83 26 26 158 83 75 83 75 3 1 64 llRTliT 316.13 50 51 312 146 166 146 166 10 1 165 'W'I'!U 625.16 140 140 898 449 449 448 449 8 16 6 ;nlTi~qHitif 176.65 32 32 207 98 109 98 109 1 167 ~~T 288.88 44 48 346 184 162 184 162 7, 1 6 8 'fi'iffl~~:r' 1,178 98 148 155 987 1 510 477 503 473 38 7 69 ,'ft<'l' 297.'13 98 98 606 294 312 294 312 23 6 170 ~~ 738.41 198 206 1,316 610 706 9 15 591' 677 31 10 171 o<'l'lf 383.29 120 124 840 4(J2 438 402 438 31 3 172 ~f.P:rr 230.02 45 51 385 195 190 193 187 5 3 173 ~on: 926.47 125 137 934 480 454 48'0 454 1 1 74 arll'lf<'f1?T mi1T • 425,71 61 62 360 174 186 194 186 1 175 iWf~ 600.93 69 69 467 226 241 226 241 176 ~r ..)o 102.48 28 28 175 85 90 85 90 177 m<:Ii:'ru 1 414.17 137 137 774 394 380 392 380 24 1 178 ~ 2,896.15 374 427 2,737 1,364 1,373 " 1,357 1,366 97 7 179 '«m 591.81 79 79 493 243 250 237 246 11 18() ~ 4 475.14 105 105 659 337 322 3 334 322 21 2 181 firnor,!~ 389.45 95 9S 534 249 285 249 285 25 J82 ~qpg)~ 178.54 31 3 I 223 113 110 113 110 11 ·1 183 ~~ 267.54 83 83 483 237 246 231 245 12 184 ~j 257.58 81 81 455 223 232 215 222 33 IS 185 ~~if~ 361.05 81 83 543 272 ·271 262 261 36 186 ~'l\"rit~ 7 42.14 39 39 257 125 132 3 60 5 18 7 firm~ 'i9~' 273.55 15 15 108 49 59 40 59 3 188 ~~ 251.} 3 293 2?3 1,670 '833 837 132 129 54 44 490 J89' ~ 172 160.45 13 13 68 38 30 38 30 2 1 90 01 ~<;R<::r 322.36 35 3S 300 150 150 150 150 191 ~ 47.93 56 60 342 168 174 • 90 1 5 n ~.;:fT <:1="~'\ 153.64 34 37 227 114 113 48 47 49 4 1 9 3 fifiUil1:<::1 61.73 39 39 251 125 126 77 ~3 35 19+ ;gr;;'if< ~ 82.62 94 97 4R3 248 235 61 56 23 20 195 iNll'rTcr orrlfR 136 29 96.59 84 86 589 350 239 98 13 1150 12 1)6 .nf~ll:ll~T 50.00 14 14 78 31 47 31 47 1 1 9 7 ;r PRIM~"CIf;Ns.u~STRACT ~ Ifit1f rn m Malo Workers ~-~--~--~---~--~-----~- p ,ISU ~~ i~"", C(JfuQ~ II'If 1fiPl, m ~~ qq ,"iI' nl1r ri llil.qt .AI UI.IV.V(b). (I-IX) II V Ca, VI, VII', VIIJ x' & IX !'otal Maio Agricult.ural. Household Other Marglna' W_V"l; Cultly.,ors Labpurers Industry Workon Wor~erl NoD-Workers ,...~,- I""':_.".A.-_,,:~ ,-_..A-_ ..... ,-__.A._ ..... I""':___.A.._~ ,...~-.. ,...__..A..__..... Nam~ of '1. fit) I. fU ,... fir') S. m J. m I. m ,. ~) Tab~i1/Villa&e/ToWDJ ' M. P. M. ' p. IVI. F. M. P. M. P. M: P. M: P. Ward' IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 26 27 28 209 39 188 17 2 16 11 6 8 6 189 1 72 186 Sajeli Surji Mogj i Sath 217 173 160 1'~Q 4 15 53 38 44 103 111 1 24 Mandli 50 39 ,37 ,331 13 6 2 14 31 22 Nawapada Pal 75 77 57 58- 18 19 15 30 56 59 Khatama 228 147 212 13~ 2 16 12 31 117 190.. 186 Rampura 57 21 57 2\ 2 37 39 51 Nagalwat Chhoti 67 67 Nagalwat Badi 115 19 US 18 1 2 76 261 200 12:0 10Q 10 54 61 46 52 83 197 194 Kachaldara 184 163 173 118 11 45 110 149 Charel 365 91. 35~ 77 1 6 6 8 8 59, 362 186 25,3 Chokhawada 187 174 174 16Q 9 10 .4 4 25 71 190 193 Talai 113 111 112 111 1 82 79 Torniya 306 227 304 224 2 3 26 79, 148 148 Dhebar 98 94 96 94 1 76 92 ,Amaliya Mal. 102 26 99 21 3 5 56 134 68 , 81 Bawadi 55 19 40 11 15 8 12 28 18 43 Medikhet 220 Satsera 248 25 242 2S 4 2 135 146 808 523 742 467 7 2 59 54 45 36,3 511 487 Guwali 124 33 115 33 4 5 26. 101 93. 116 Patra .;.. 124 Demara 213 197 124 61 88 1)0 1 123 98 Bishalpur 132 184 131 145 39 3 3 114 , 53 Rupa Kheda 40 12 40 12' 9 45 64 2 7 lOS 1 09 KajaJi Dun_gari, 130 130 129 129 5 40 106 150 Rasodi 112 42 108 42 3 122 Piploda Bada 151 21 106 7 45 14 13 128 108 51 52 Jhadkitodi 58 1 48 1 10 16 79 1 21 Pipl0.da Chhota 34 2 34 36 14 680 Rambhapur 380 34 185 16 10 52 9 133 9 6 123 447 II Pochak 25 2 25 2 17 13 73 5 73, 5 9 83 68 62 Tandladara 82 67 15 100 86 74 GaduJi 51 9 35 4 6 5 10 3 50 60 54 Juni Rambhapur 68 36 48 23 2 18 13 25 60 32 30 Kisanpura 99 35 70 21 5 5 23 9 40 117 109 83 Khachhartodi 118 7 93 6 25 31 114 201 118 Nayagaon Jagir 17 1 16 1 1 14 14 32 Waniyapada 76 16 68 6 15 2 6 62 73 90 Nawagaon Khalsa {'5 14 53 7 12 7 17 61 47 47 Nagan Khedi 69 64 60 50 9 14 3 40 57 Jamanya 1(J7 Do 11 7 137 156 256 Dhadaniya 60 "ff1i\=rf 8~t=r ..~'Ii1t !lin SlI"rw.. ~ ~~r.ftli Eltmlll', ~iIil 8IRR qfumj till' "if~1 1m ar.rir..er iIl'ftm !fils "t7{/i("~' ~)"q;III' II f 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 201 ~ 225.14 37 40 260 127 133 125 132 17 5 202 a'mfu1:r1 mzr 465.06 76 76 504 252 252 251 252 13 3 203 l;jT~fwrr if~ 150.24 102 102 512 257 255 164 159 65 204 15 'fj_\;r~ 281.89 70 70 514 254 260 253 258 16 205 1 PRIMARY -CENSUS' ABSTRACt Thandla Tahsil ~ IliTIf .rot m Main Workers ~------~------~~ ~ 1!"11 Ifi"~ .~ InfI' cnfurrfu6 III'lf ~ ..ro. mll'1 78 91 64· 81' 12 10 2 49 42 Naharpura 168 170 136 136 28 34 4 84 82 Ghosal iya Chhota 144 44 110 13 21 31 13 27 145 86 66 Ghosaliya Bada 132 30 123 18 4 5 5 7 24 138 98 92 Phuledi 80 5 70 10 5 33 118 58 58 Dundaka 45 12 39 6 12 31 72 43 76 Nawapada Dhanya 276 157 183 39 52 102 41 16 8 135 204 208 Bedawali 127 123 1 3 4 136. 109 98 Fut Talab 58 58 1 6 30 94 Fatepura 1,430 295 349 117 11 25 103 50 967 103 20 189 1,318 1,898 Megh Nagar 145 13 121 2 2 1 22 10 10 89 92 120 Amli Pathar 177 22. 136 17 3 2 37 3 39 166 147 164 Agral 148 3 147 3 1 45 183 79 112 Gadwada 41 3 41 3 18 63 29 25 Nawapada 55 12 42 3 1 13 8 4 37 85 Khedi 326 152 312 137 1 4 8 11 5 54 203 304 301 Hatyadeli 329 278 322 270 8 7 3 18 225 227 Khal Khandwi 89 79 88 70 9 1 70 75 Kotnai 115 62 114 61 1 1 103 148 Mal Khandwi ~4 55 62 52 1 3 1 62 85 Patdi ,...... 308 191 308 191 20 89 19U 249 . Dedla 186 112 183 112 3 147 237 Mokhada 42 23 32 3 9 20 1 4 41 72 Semaliya Mokhda 62 ;sf""",," ~ SfT'r"'" ~III ~f;rn rom: ttrr-rnr 6(ID'" ,mltiJ 1fl'il'11( crf«rt1 I'f """'" 1m ~6 'fir. 'ft.. /iff['{,/ a)Cjq;", liT 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 'lfcmT ;m'(q'T~ 930 687 3,175 2,091 21/11 "m (".Ift.) 0.39 1."51 1."71 8."53 .. ,387 4,066 236 208 21/11/1 "lJ PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACr Main Workers ,-_..... ______'1" IfiTJI' .rot """__.A..______""" .01'1 ~ 'l1Sll Ifi"MJifiI'l .~ ""1' IITmrms fII'Ilf Ifmf m 1I!1',,;rm ~",~it ftllI ri Ifi"I1i~i ri flN/~m' .AI Ui.IV.V(b). ""'"" '1161 Iffff (I-IX) (J Veal VI, VII, VIII & IX " (otal Maio Agricultural Household Other Marginal WOl'ken: Cultivators Labourers Industry Workers Workers Non-Workers ,..._.,A._ ...... ,...__.A._,_ ...... ,..._-'---...... ,...___A._ ...... ,...--'---...... ,...___A._ ...... ,...__.A,._ ...... Name o( Tablil/Village/TowOI I· ~) I· fifi I· ~) ~. 00 I· ~) I' Qfi ,. "') M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. Ward: 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 2' 28 2 Thandla Municipality Thandla (M.) 1,835 222 195 20 61 43 196 39 1,383 120 34 111 2,518 3,733 Bhagat Singh Ward 248 32 41 4 10 5 9 2 188 21 19 36 266 455 Chandra Shekhar Ward 235 28 37 2 18 7 5 4 175 15 2 29 243 392 Abbas Taiyabi Ward 92 9 11 1 80 9 4 183 328 Tatya Tope Ward 192 10 10 1 15 3 166 7 209 360 Laxmibai Ward 210 14 48 4 3 2 13 146 8 1 205 408 Sant Mulakdas Ward 205 12 5 5 38 162 6 3 2 212 344 507 Sardar Patel Ward 195 SO 23 2 5 4 44 23 123 21 2 43 622 . 1 Subhash Ward 171 16 3 1 2 36 5 131 9 1 205 303 Ashfak UUa Ward 151 16 9 3 11 19 1 120 4 2 203 359 Jawahar Ward 136 35 8 3 20 11 16 1 92 20 170 277 64 6t~WI fIi1I 1Ii( IIrilN ~iiII ;;r.rH~( 1m "tif /fI'fT-';'/ e)a-q;~ IllClnfhl 111-.;. ~f,«an it ~ .Ii 'liT iJ11I' ~Ifa' it IlIIiAf mf'i'Qlitoi(l afii6) iilq,{/'lr. .n Total Population 'IiT 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 14 'J.l/2 ~m'R ~i(:f _, 956.0 16,368 47,814 1,103 35,529 9,457 (~) (~.~.'f'.) 16,258 94,543 46,729 1,010 35,171 2,677 ~f~ 539.62 117 117 684 345 339 23 16 27] 260 78 11 2 ~"fIf;n:rT 404.33 79 79 437 216 221 3 2 212 218 24 7 3 .mlffilllT 595.77 558 576 2,978 1,556 1,422 74 69 541 464 934 570 4 'U1l,!Rm- 1,084.06 139 139 792 411 381 4 2 405 379 46 3 5 OfI1~'f 399.12 152 ]53 914 473 441 32 28 227 234 183 44 6 3HIlZ-'1T 649.16 146 146 916 468 448 468 448 52 5 7 'fiffiTTr~lfT 342.27 52 58 321 167 154 167 154 8 *1;PT",m ~ . 330.58 6 6 38 22 16 22 16 9 ¥Jl([~"T 693.52 83 83 592 289 303 9 8 280 295 48 15 1 0 i1T~~U (~rt) 649.64 ]21 127 8]6 396 420 396 420 43 10 11 ,,~1i: 555.13 108 108 656 317 339 317 339 73 37 12 'fil~m 743.93 96 ]07 648 346 302 5 4 225 215 92 23 13 G"rf'i '.r 235.99 56 63 335 178 157 178 157 7 I 14 mf'lIf 659' 73 54 59 397 203 194 203 194 17 15 or PRIMARY- CENSUS ABSTRACJ Petlawad Tahsil '1~ "'[If ..rot ~ Main Wl)rkcrs ~------~------~ f'I' lfiSV llirva 15 16 17 19 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28 2 J9,627 petlawad Tahsil 27,465 22,663 2,120 437 2,245 722 7,944 23,948 (Rural) 14,8:'7 11,641 2,816 83 297 7 137 149 Sater 208 183 194 153 12 24 2 6 76 88 Multhania 140 133 130 133 10 1,7 a5 742 1,117 Bamaniya 797 220 240 149 16 13 36 8 505 50 159 160 Rampuriya 252 221 245 220 • 2. 1 5 9 183 203 256 Amargarh 261 2 205 2 56 235 187 209 Asalya- 281 4 269 4 7 5 76 81 Kalsadiya 90 10 85 9 4 63 5 10 6 Bhensgubada 12 5 12 5 1 149 114 154 Dula Khedi 174 168 3 2 1 19 160 170 196 Naharpura (Unnai) 207 64 195 59 7 5 5 15 114 127 184 Unnai 175 45 154 31 13 10 8 4 8 41 163 258 Kodli 175 3 165 3 7 2 77 77 68 Dadia 99 12 97 12 2 48 99 115 Khoriya 103 31 91 19 7 12 5 22 34 Bardia 24 7 18 4 7 2 43 295 168 158 Jhonsar 308 63 298 58 ·5 5 5 23 216 210 J9J Rupgarh 292 101 ·261 94 3 5 10 - 1 18 51 226 162 150 Gopalpura 205 51 205 51 17 169 167 182 Moibageli 208 5 206 5 2 Uninhabited Hanumatya Uninhabited Hanumangarh Uninhabited Khodri 764 581 753 Kardawad 1,006 154 761 91 55 32 44 147 30 101 118 69 64 ChhdYdn (West) 122 11 86 1 32 10 4 37 18 18 Kachnariya (Kesarpura) 33 23 10 18 92 121 Kesarpura (Ramgarh) .- 157 137 147 129 8 8 2 2 18 130 148 Gehandi 164 144 137 127 10 15 2 2 15 90 95 Karangarh 106 107 105 106 1 1 4 9 128 142 Godadiya 183 192 176 53 6 139 49 25 33 Govindpura 49 44 5 33 16 24 Nawapada (Govindpura) 39 31 8 38 32 Borpada 58 58 54 53 3 5 57 40 Maicharni 91 91 74 74 17 17 10 4 162 179 191 Dehandi 341 192 253 77 76 115 2 26 3 33 246 201 235 Ramgarh 328 43 2M 30 36 10 2 212 111 151 Panth bOla~i 226 221 4 4 10 Kesarpur a (Karbad) 16 11 16 11 Barigoan Uninhabited 27 14 Semalpada 52 54 52 54 13 11 Jirawalya 17 29 17 29 , . 66 rrllrllil PI" It[iffl~f (m ~),,"'Ii" Il~ {l ~'611 iI Qiit ~If~ it QW &1{f.fa~ "f~a) ;rtT~/"" TofCI Population IfiTlIlT (including fiti. qT. i Institutional Area of No. of and houseless Scheduled Scheduled Loca· village occupi'ed Number Population) C.aSles Inbes Literates tion Name ot in hectares resi· of r--___"'_'-_ • ., r-_.A..__., r..-A-__., r~., Code Tabsil/Villagel & of Townl dential bouse· 'ltflffl '1' . I:iil') ~. ~Vt ,. m i. m No. Town/Ward Ward in Km2 houses holds P. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 41 ~'[l:r 138.28 15 22 91 43 48 43 48 42 ij~U 163.88 cr"j-q;r 43 ~ 931.84 331 331 1,766 940 826 60 47 243 240 540 200 44 ~q-T?T (ifi1:Crif) 32.47 20 40 173 87 86 87 86 2 45 ~T~q-r'~T 236.19 48 66 322 161 161 138 147 20 1 46 lfirr~;fT 462.39 118 123 765 392 373 11 6 190 191 177 45 47 fq '«f1'11~' 51. 53 1 1 8 5 3 5 3 48 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRoI\Cr Petlawad Tahsil ~ IliA ifiU ~ . Main Workers ~_-_-__ -_---_~ ~ 1!li:1I 1fi1iCl'liJ~ .~~ Q{'--cntm~---;;-;; ~;--.. IQI{ IfiTlf .Iito ~ ",it 1I1,IV, V(b). (I-IX) II Vca)· VI. VII , VIII x & IX !'Cltal Maio Agricultural Household Other Marilin.' Worken Cultivators Labourers Industry Workers Worken Non-Workers ,....---"--..... ,....---"--..... ,...._..A..__ ..... ,...._..A.__ ..... ,...._..A..__ ..... ,.... ---"""--..... r----"""--..... Name of Tabsil/Village/Town' ,. for) i. fOl', i. for) i. fCf) ~. Rfi ~. m i. m Ward· M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 2 12 12 Tejpura 31 36 31 36 Uninhabited Naldi 23 4 3 473 534 Karwad 463 289 265 227 36 36 27 3 135 12 10 32 41 Badlipada (Karwad) 43 35 17 18 24 17 2 4 60 68 76 Khakharapapa 89 25 ·73 19 16 6 1 34 17 148 170 Gauga Khedi 210 186 196 184 1 2 12 3 Pipalipada 2 2 1 1 . 2 Uninhabited Boriapada 42 45 Mahudipada(Gangakhedi) 70 68 68 10 2 58 141 177 Mor 353 315 254 102 96 213 1 2 28 31 Sultanpura 102 84 47 39 55 45 22 8 163 196 241 Ghugnn 420 200 306 164 35 14 79 10 72 23 25 Jambupada 55 4 51 2 4 2 1 16 8 10 Pllhapada 12 5 12 4 1 23 97 30 33 Runji 70 1 70 1 85 130 Chhayan (East) 125 77 121 75 4 2 5 228 292 Gunawad 334 230 309 208 23 22 23 25 21 Kamthiya 30 3 29 2 1 27 52 66 Chawariya 63 95 51 6 4 7 8 . 108 4 11 22 Deogarh 33 22 2 1 35 23 42 40 Baoya Kheda 70 66 68 62 2 4 1 196 237 Mathmath 292 247 10 3 .. 29 15 331 265 84 97 Hadmatya (Himmatgarh) 102 88 101 88 48 47 Himmatgarh 69 70 67 3 2 74 35 36 Suthwadia 47 43 5 14 42 ... 57 34 25 Kotda (Sarangi) 37 12 52 49 52 347 Mandan 41 54 1 5 7 127 232 391 141 344 87 6 29 24 15 Amarholi 29 1 29 1 338 ·522 583 Saraogi 339 25 56 22 75 13 137 11 7 607 71 210 B olasa (Tamariya) 5 219 224 347 114 323 107 18 7 16 5 145 228 392 Temaria 74 315 68 19 6 6 356 4 240 289 Bawdi 280 238 43 47 7 11 1 6 341 186 6.3 140 185 Bachhi Kheda 213 150 43 40 4 2 15 13 22 275 205 15 15 Ummedpura 25 23 25 23 1 8 16 Kachnariya (Dabdi) 34 37 34 37 7 4 GabbapadaJ 11 13 11 13 1 2 13 Chhaoni 22 21 22 21 44 57 Dabri 59 65 9 10 68 75 18 17 Nawapada (Motapada) 46 50 46 49 1 17 3 2 7 44 42 Bhamti 73 60 31 36 25 21 68 fJi;( llil IIR~ crmro· tW 'I1Jfl-rr , ~'11 e)n;w' ""'mflt' iii') 9~J II'\"< ~ ''1tai'i it ~it ~~""it IAiA1 m '1J1Wl:r19f~) iflJ~/~~ IIi't Total Population 'fiT 'fIT V~ (including f.t;. Iff. if institutional Area of No. of and houseless Scheduled' Scheduled Loca village' occupied Number Population) Castes Tribes Literates tion Name 01 in hectares res i- of ~-__,..__---"\ ~ ... ~-. r-~-.. r__"""'__-. ' Code' Tah8il/Village/' & of Town/ dential house- eq-finr ~ • ~f f.) . '1-' Mi. No. ~. i· "') Town/Ward Ward in Km2 . houses' holds p. M • F. M. F. M •. ' F •. M. P. 2 4 5 6 7 8 9. 10 11 12 13 14 8 1 ll)err:rTm" 65.58 16 16 100' 46 54 52 6 2 82 'Un f.t , ,. IIinf m m Main Workers ,....----_------____,._,_-_------~ ~ 1{l IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 2'1 28 25 MotapaIa 30 28 24 23 2 2 4 3 1 1 15 Uninhabiled Rasaniya 42 Ruparel (Dabdi) 55 38 40 31 15 7 1 44 27 Sajelia 37 24 22 18 15 6 25 48 42 28 21 20 21 24 32 Hawarunda 34 Bherupada (M ohanpura 26 32 25 31 1 1 32 6 Mahudipada (8adodiya 5 7 4 4 3 8 Uninhabited Badodia Bhabl:>arpada 2 2 2 13 11 K udiapada 22 19 19 18 3 18 20 Hindola Bawadi 21 19 18 16 3 3 2 116 177 Beganbardi 173 58 160 55 11 3 2 40 8 39 Chhayanpada 27 27 281 Mobanpura 381 158 361 147 9 11 11 33 157 219 197 Kasarbardi 311 306 291 292 16 14 4 36 32 191 4 Bak.hatpura (Bodayata) 12 10 2 10 3 34 Gopalpura (Bodayata) 60 60 44 34 21 Daulutpura 33 33 1 .37 21 40 Gamdi 67 38 67 38 31 34 46 Garwada 48 6 39 4 6 2 3 3 41 53 23 Nawapada (Garwada) 33 20 22 13 7 5 4 2 3 15 20 52 Lalpura 85 9 83 7 2 1 76 54 17 Mahudipada (Lalpura) 56 3 56 3 44 J9 71 Bodayata 121 114 105 109 6 4 10 1 89 1 5 N inamapada 16 11 16 10 8 9 1 6 Tikhipada 35 20 35 20 13 14 27 Karmadi Kheda 60 54 60 54 1 23 8 Rupawada (Bodayata) 21 15 21 15 5 15 4 70 ,47 43 N aharpura 71 2 69 1 2 ~. " 24 Makodiajhar 36 2 26 10 34 31 Uninhabited Riehhadia 43 Kachrotia 53 48 53 48 2 54 131 Kalighati 169 166 168 166 .1 143 36 Rupapada (Kalighati) 58 62 62 49 Uninhabited Balyapada 18 Kasya Kha Ii 29 28 29 28 22 25 Garbadi 37 35 37 35 35 15 Kundli 15 4 11 2 4 2 6 2 26 Bhagatya 26 19 22 10 4 9 4 16 10 Kundiya 10 10 9 5 5 7 ~ ~"/ IfRIlfil erNIt "fum! P ""~I' fm' llfinr rrtrll /'f(fI'{/ at"" "film-. , , 'Ii\' e'~T ,,)'("tiE4lHan it ,qIt;" 1lJi('{ 1(" IIi'f ;mr 'lfel' it ~' I(1'i qfira1if 8~) liI'If'{/cnw !til Total Population 1fiTil'1i Rtn (including f1r;. '". i institutional Area of No. of and houseless SchNuled Scheduled Loca· village occupied Number: Population) LaSlAi' 'lr~. Litel'l1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11, 12, 14 121 ~ifiT~ 236.75' PRIMARY CENSUS A8SfRACT Petlawad Taltdf ~ IIiPI m m Main Workers ~------~------~ ~ ,{"II lfimi'on['t .fir~ Ifq1 qJfw~ iIPl:t IIiT1f ~ ~lIiti% w'l)q ~ .lit HI,IV I V(b). (I.IX) II V(a) VI,VII, VIII x & IX rotal Maio Agricultural Household Other Marginal Workers Cultivators Labourers Industry Workers Worker. Non-Workers ,-__..A._~ ,-___.A.__ ~ ,-_..A._-.. r-_..A._-.. ,-_..A._~ ,-__..A._""", ,---"---_,. Name of . Tahsil/Village/Town, i. ~Cf') 'i' ur S. Hl') 'i' mr ~. ftfi '1. fth i· ~') M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F. M. F; M. P. M. F. Ward' 15 16 17 19 20 21 22 23 24 26 27 28 2 Uninhabited Sand Ka Naka 23 Pip'jpada (Badvet) 28 28 28 28 17 63 Mahudipada Kalan 97 31 94 27 2 4 61 78 2 Gothanya Kalan 12 12 10 9 2 3 7 57 Gothanya Khurd 68 7S 55 51 7 24 6 42 25 Amli Runda 26 32 23 18 3 14 27 218 Bad vet 208 136 131 III 17 12 10 3 50 10 4 172 4 Badlipada (Badvet) 7 6 7 6 5 Uninhabited Beedpada (Bad vet) 37 Champeliya 52 47 51 47 31 7 Mahu"':ipada Khurd 16 3 11 1 5 2 6 7 Uninhabited Tanda Padaw 54 59 Tandalala Nayak 53 47 34 26 18 21 1 32 Junwaniya (Badvet) 34 30 26 25 8 5 5 17 Uninhabited Shergarh 46 Kuwarjhar 66 59 54 54 9 4 3 2 15 29 25 47 Manasya 67 67 65 66 1 1 25 39 Ruprel (Jamli) 44 43 42 41 2 Z Uninhabited Amlfpura Uninhabited Juna Kheda 6 Babaliapada 7 6 7 6 3 312 266 209 221 18 18 29 14 56 13 2 2 213 269 Jamli 18 Hirallinamapada 42 41 32 41 10 23 22 Mcchyaghati 37 31 36 31 1 26 37 Dhanya Rundi 43 44 37 42 6 2 27 J 21 Borali Ajab 229 162 203 156 26 6 30 113 168 Anant Khedi 230 198 221 145 7 53 2 162 lIS Suwarpada 112 76 105 1 7 75 88 64 77 Matapada (Suwarpada) 102 56 65 14 IS 41 19 2 51 118 Sagadia 181 151 143 129 19 22 19 8 105 248 Ahy.l Khedi 321 219 279 182 26 29 11 8 5 31 221 S 65 Raipunya 862 584 430 424 114 129 48 12 270 19 15 27 685 43 Talawpa'Ja 61 7 60 7 52 39 149 Bedada 177 237 172 236 3 2 IJJ 74 Charanpura 9,9 91 91 50 4 41 4 84 162 JhawaJia 186 194 177 192 4 2 5 171 116 KuJwJS 198 209 178 156 19 53 91. 79 Dhanpura LlO 122 127 122 2 2 70 176 RalYd\'an 164 101 115 49 45 52 4 35 125 49 ~iJild go 91 93 91 2 39 72 t~ ~WI IJ'R !fil IIIlTI1l fiW II(IIfT"' (ilf{ !fi)i' rrtlf /;(ffl:./ ~)iflfi" Iflilretll .iRe~ if~· i{~ _ri I(il ;q1I ~~'f if IJlIiAt m '1lfiRpif Qf&6) ff'I'f./orrt .... Total population 'fiT iI'f .~I (including 1iIi. If). it Institutional and houselebs Scheduled Scheduled Area of No. 01 Literates Loca· village occupied Number Population) Castes Tribe. ,,-__.A-_-.. ,,---"---.. r-__,A-_~ tion Name 01 in 'hectaros resi of r--_..,A._--...... ,. ~1 ,. 9ft Code' Tahsil/Villagel &. of Townl dential bouse- Ulflft'l '! . '1' HI) ~1 M. F. No. Town/Ward Ward in Km2 houses . bolds P. M • F. M. F • M. F. 12 13 14 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 240 256 11 2 161 ~ 445.40 73 . 74 501 244 257 3 19 1,160 1,223 75 27 162 ~'fiTe 3,3-36.22 370 370 2,498 1,219 1,279 18 78 76 2 163 tr~ 130.67 28 31 154 78 76 48 54 1 64 If,!ron J 00.31 17 17 102 48 54 511 490 19 165 ~~~ 687.04 172 173 1,001 511 490 166 fq-q-~r (~R:ltf) ]13.45 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT Petlawad TahIJiI ~ ______~ IfiTlf ~ m__,Jo...__ Malo ______Workers -. f'I' I{liifI mtr'tiJ~ wfq.. ~ I(Jft~m; ..II IfiTlf ",~iI atlJtM iiiPI' "'~ Rln m IliAiIffli ~n, 1II,IV,V(b). (I-'X) U V(a) VI,VII. VIU x & IX I'olal MaIO Agricultural Housebold Other Ma'gloat Worku. CultivatoD Labourers Industry Worken Worken Noo-Worken -,"" Name of r---"---~ ,__,.,.__""" ,_~-. r-__.A..._~ r-_""__~ ,_ _/. r__;"'_-,"" Tahlii/Village/Town, ~ • fiJi ,. fijfi ,. ~)~. flJ) ~. fiJi ,. flJ) ,. ~) [v.!. F. M. P. M. F. M. P. M. P. M. F. M. F. Ward 15 16 17 18 19 20' 21 22 23 24 25 26 2' 28 2 145 Parewa 138 81 109 ·63 2S 17 .. 4 1 11 31 95 667 Mohankot 637 366 584 295 28 70 25 1 7 246 575 40 Ghodathal 41 36 36 33 4 3 1 37 22 Mathuria 30 32 27 22 3 10 18 201 195 Ratarnba 309 231 290 224 18 6 1 1 1 64 Uninhabited Piplipada (Mathuria) 14 14 Dalpura 28 24 28 24 25 Chhapri 42 43 42 43 28 91 95 Jarnuniya 104 81 88 70 16 11 Uninhabited Babadia 135 125 Sarnli 186 176 186 176 85 74 Kachra Khldan 118 121 116 120 1 255 Bani 395 373 337 347 7 5 28 13 23 8 4 5 247 47 54 Pannas 85 70 80 66 3 3 2 1 15 26 La!rundi 48 23 43 21 2 5 17 72 ..<.anbi 147 88 146 86 1 2 48 66 45 Matapada (Pannas) 50 50 59 48 13 Ju 1waniya 14 1 14 16 11 3 0 Serna! Pada 36 36 40 21 211 Hamirgarh 218 148 166 88 35 60 4 13 7 35 171 38 Sa!arpada 40 20 38 11 2 9 2 32 III Salunia Chhota 136 31 130 14 6 17 103 105 179 Panch Pipla 186 76 177 76 2 4 3 20 107 124 281 217 272 209 8 8 60 174 185 Deoli Uninhabited Punyarel 96 Bhurighati 57 57 47 115 Narsinghpura 68 68 46 122 17 120 15 2 2 110 117 123 Kotada (Bhurighati) 115 23 108 22 2 1 3 2 72 92 118 Saluniya Bada 35' Badlipada 35 19 34 3 1 16 2 13 24 9 9 13 17 Naharguh 4 4 1 6 Kayarel 222 65 2~7 62 14 2 258 398 Bekalda 202 135 163 127 14 3 10 15 5 196 215 Bolasa 97 81 61 4 36 77 94 98 Kanakuwa 27 24 19 2 8 22 33 22 Gularipaua 158 66 158 66 56 118 140 Arnbapada 187 151 172 147 3 3 4 8 185 200 Pithdi 196 82 171 " 24 7J 96 131 96 Chandragarh 122 101 109 90 13 11 5 22 155 117 Mohkampura 74 tllet"f m. 161 II ..'" Ii" Ifll'flt1(1 , ro IIR/il'll/ ,"mit"" IIllmftv lI)l fif'll8ff if ~ .Ii llil ;(PI ~,,~~ iI I(lIIiliit 11(", '1{~ ~f~iJ) lI'll/lIr. iii) Total Population I6rCflT V~ (includiDIL firi. -rr, it Institutional Area 01 No. 0' and hORseless Scheduled Scheduled Loca· village occupied Number Population) Castes Tribel Literate. of ,... _ __.A.___ ~ ,...__,.__~ r-__..J....__..~ tion Name 0' ID bectares ,esi· r---"--~ Code lahlil/Village, &; of Town' dential bouse- Q(fiI~ ~ • ~ ,. fit I. fW) I. WI No. lown/V\'ard Ward in KillS houses bolds P. M. F, M. F. M. F. M. F. 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 201 c:t~ 279.08 14 14 74 36 3& 36 38 202 crn: ~ 435.66 155 155 818 434 384 22 19 93 78 109 28 203 trorr ~~ 512.47 84 84 569 276 223 6 6 108 125 55 8 204