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District Census Handbook, Bastar, Part XIII-B, Series-11 1fTtT XIII-. ;r;rifVRT 'IT • srT~fqCfi' ~,'(tu , if,a-~ I f\fl'~l • ! ~. m. p, 'IIrta'N Slmuf.l. ttQ1 ~ II1f1fUlil1 "tIt sR~ 1!J8J CENSUS-PUBLICATION PLAN t19111 Census Publications, Series 11 in AI/India Serie" will be pub/ished.fn the following pO"fI) GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PUilLICATIONS Part I-A Administration Repo rt- Enumeration Part I-B Administration Report-Tabulation Part II-A General Population Tables Part II-B Primary Census Abstract Part III Gen~ral Economic Tables Part IV Social and Cultural Tables Part V Migration Tal-Ies Part VI Fertility Tables Part Vll 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 seJected Towns Pall X-C S.~l v~y Reports on selected Villages Part XI Ethnographic Notes and special studies on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Part xn . Census Atlas Paper 1 of l~lS2 Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes and:Scheduled Tribe. Paper 1 of 1984 Household Population by Religion of Head of Household STATE GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS Part XUI-A&B District Census Handbook for each of the 45 districts in the State. (Village and Town Directo[)\a~ Primary Census Abstract) CONTENTS Foreworn i-iv 2 smnnT Preface District Map Important Statistics vii Analytical Note ix-xl IRfT~T('~Cfi' f~cq'ur", ~if.;;rQ iiIlfff !q"h: !A',!\I;f>«r Notes &; ExplanatioD": List of Scheduled ;;r;r~Tfq !iii) \1;") (ff'Q()n) I fcrellfCfi J 976; Castes and Scheduled Tribe-s Order r~T i'ifi'M"UfifT ~ffqifir !iiiT ~f6"~r~ iA'h: 4.f~ I (Amendment) Act, 1976, Historv:J.n;J l1I1~orTClAi fgcquft Scope of District Census Handbook, Analytical Note &U:~f\;I'l iii ~n Tahsil Ma~ 6 ~1Jj""t"UR'- VIm llii 8'ift.. Alphabetical List of V;U •. g,·s 1-123 (i) '"~~~ o~ij"l'~ I-S (ii) 1Iit~ ~m~ ~-11 (iii) ifr~rlfUT~ tr~ij"1Pf 11-22 (v) 'BT6'T'TTcr {t~~ 22-31 (v\ ari~~ a~~ ?1--l3 (vi) ~r'6'r a'{~ 43-47 ( vii ) "HrEf~~ o~ij'l'tiT 47-57 (viii) IiT!r tr{!ij'r~ "57-63 (i) Bllanupratappur Tahsil ~4-68 (ii) Kankcr Tahsil 68-73- (iii) Harayanpur Tahsil 73-84 (\' ) Kon-:Iagaon Tahsil 84-92 (v) Bijapur Tahsil 92-104 (vi) Dantewara Tahsil 104-108 (vii) JagdaJpur Tahsil HIS-I 17 (vlii) Konta Tahsil 117-123 ~15;S- Pages 7 irif11Vl';J1 "'1 ~Hfq;t; mtiw PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 124-333 il'Hrl:: f~ 'fiT ~rrti!lT Bastar District Abstract 124-131 (i) 1[r~srn~~ Cf~«rl1 (lIT1iTVT) Bhanupratappur Tahsil (R ural) 132-145 ( ii) ii1it~~ ff~~ft;;;r (I1r~iUT ) Kanker Tahsil (Rural) 146-161 (;:r;r,{TlI") (Urban) 162-163 ( iii) ifT'{rlJ~'(' ff~~'1~ ( mJTTur) Narayanpur Tahsil (Rural) 164-199 (iv) ifiT.rr'lTIi cri!U'''~ (~T1iTcrr) Kondagaon Tahsil ( Rural) 200-227 (;pnTlI") (Urban) 228-229 (v) if1ii1'~ Cf~ij'')\i1' (UTlf1vr) Bijapur Tahsil (Rural) 230-267 (vi) ~~crr~T 6'~«T;;;r (~TJTrvr) Dantewara Tahsil (Rural) 268-279 (;:r~rll") (U~ban) 280-281 (vii) iil't[;::~ cr~f11~ ( I'TJTTVT) JagdaJpur Tahsil (Rural) 282-313 (;:rt[Ull ) (Urban) 314-315 (viii) !filer o~U'1t; (arJl1or) Konta Tahsil (Rural) 316-333 8 qf'{ftIl151!-;J'R:'lll Sll'1fiA; iif;JfIVIll'T "m~ APPENDIX-Urban Primary Census Abstract 334-343 9 a'l~fiim iifTfu !fi1 SlT'1fq'ili iifilll'Vl"T "Rill Primary CensuS Abstract of Scheduled Castes 344-3$1 18 a;r"fq... ij(;r;rTftr !iIi1 Sl'T'lfq 3f;rfl'1Jli{T gmu Primary Census Abstract of Scheduled Tribes 352-359 11 qf'{f~~- fCl<,fiT9 Qlq'qf{ Sl'T'lfq iif;r1TVl'1IT "'UU APPENDIX-Development Blockwise Primary Census Abstract 360-363 i ~r U'lfOif tl'~r Uiil[ ~~'\im ctt iiin: {r UIifi'fuiJ 0) ~{f 'II tircrnrlf tmr it Rf 't;Rut ~ t. tit a~~l' riif~T iil"ififUTi'fT ~f~CfIliT GJif~i'fT Iifi'l ttlifi ~11Jt"lf ~iU t , i-U 9ft iftJT1:( I ITlf f.fifwCfif iii q;Tlfl 'fi) ~i'f: ~zrrt cfrdt f~T ~i'fqcrrifr ~t~'tll' IifiT ~)i5AT f"lfYIJNf, Sf1lfT~lifil, U"lflf If'lftur ~'lf It '3"q'<iJis" ~ $(ffif"(Cli ~f;:rtlml f~­ fqm 'f'tt .q~1ifiI' ~T Iifi) arn:~T'( Vl'qllflifiiJr ~)a') iIi"( ~f.,,:m:rl ...h: 'Ifq ~lr)'t 'Ii" fif'lf"t it; int 1t m ~ I v;~ 'iTffil ifi' mf.{ -'QTf.{ '(~ ~f~1ifiT iliT ~)If fo:r..,.r:qif lilfTIPIi ~ ~rf.r!Z lfi~ U' q ~TlrT !fiT '"i'Taj ~ f.t; Itr~ ~if ~ qfur)~, ~T;fttr ~~T iti frnlttur 'il'1"{ 1H'lII'\'lr qT~ttlf If),"!,i'fT <t.\ if"'~~ mt Ii(~ q:) U"~qr I ~d' rr)GAT~ arif"A it 'iiT fir;zrr iil"TCfT t I lf~ ~~~ f~~ srwrwr i'f m f'imzr eim 1t tT)~T e-trR: m it {fi{TtTtlT fir~m qrit 1t 'iff 'Q~yqlifi ~m) ~ I . f~T ~i'fT ~ft:iIlifir ~ ttlifi ~ftJ~ l{R ~ ~"m' "Ii) '¥ft f"f,:prf\ta ~ ~,., f~~ 'fT'JI' ~r SliliTlTi'f t fiifJf~ .nm-ur er~l ~ ~Tlf ~tt"{ iJiIi iti sr{;f,tTT it ~lI' ~~~i'f iii) <tilf iifitit it '1ft «~F7.l'OT flf~q) i qot srt~'Ii ifif-Uzr ~Q" iI\ "ri OfT"{ snf.{flt'li ;ofi'f'fGfi'fT ~R iI\ ~'Ili'rfuH ;:~"tJ1i "'TC[l7.filli'~T lfit<T'liIilf 1li1 ~~ ~T"!lzrCfi~TJ{T vtlifi'C ld~iU ~tij l I '(~ij vflit 'fh i'f'T'{1 'il'Tf~ it ;rn;fitl CfiT ,!m iti ft;rit ~oifim '"I'Ti'fCfoT"{j Cfi1 ~~ or{ lf': ~~1 qf Vi'trftili ~~$JT it; ~T=t it 'if) ~Ti'fIifiT'U flr~af t I ~ I it otf q~ t : Sl"li fWIffT ~;:?:', 5TT'fflf'i. ~:;rn~-'3"q ~ trllrl if U'r~~Tfl:(9'7 ~efT~ CfiTli'iifi 'l~cr) ~<I'f'lff lJifT"fi) '3"iftr fiifm \iJi'f1T1Iti'fT ~f~iJ"liT ct't ~~~mT iliT 5TT"{J:'tl t 951 :a-i\_&-l1q ~ SlfT" if ~a- ~tt vtIJ fi'f.if~"f,T ir iifl?T 'flf1 ~ , rt\ i5P1'tJuro:rT it fCfim 'fzrT f.{T I ~it fi>J~ iti STtitCfi VTlf $J'h: fiifid)- Q~ if Irrif-ifrif iI\ UTtlifT t arr=t if iii) i'fll'r lf~ \'if)?" lI'lf'{ CfiT STllffir'fi i>Ji'f1T1Jri'fT ~T'{ ~h \'ifi'fiJ 1Iti'fT "liT ll~i:: 'f'lvT trln ~ "3lfiifiT Ji'f"lsrilf fif~ t ~i'f VntT if;') ;;;rJi'fitin) ttCf>f'lfCf mtvrlrt 11ft I 1961 it; ~ltT" f~T \iI~tJUfi'fT ~~Cf'l1if ifitOiT ~ ''"!'«it mifT ,"!,pn i[~ Cfifoi'f ~ 9;fI!lTtf iii) iR'~q ~ I t ~"zr fi'i ~ N~r"{ fililrT ITlrT I ~ij f~ IifiT fcn:C{H ~ iflfT ctir\Wflf fI~<iT ;srrHt~'iT ~ Ifftqr~l 'iiI ~~qr" .) m-u t Sl'lTT~f"iIi m~'T, i>Ji'f'fVfi'fT ~nfcrrlft Q'R snVfflrlll zr~ wm Iifi~if it. f\ilt '"!')~T trlrr ~ fCf> :ai'fit. lItq ifi1 ;ifi'f~.ql Gftl1lUliiT m 'Ii) fir~TiIi"{ .nlf V"= "If"{ f"iflT'f.T ~t IfTtfit~ m, q~"R fi~qT fiifii'l';ft ~ ,,'h";a-;:rit; ~Tff7: f~;ft ~f~m~ IIlllTt I 19 71 ~ f::;rvrT iiI""'furi'fT 2J'fHiIiT iifil ~lIfr$JT iifi) H)" '3"q~'ig &, ~) ifit qflfwlSc "',.~ ;if), tf~ ~ f\;f;rij U ~Iifi mrrl it arieT qlfJ f.{T , iIi-'tlTtf it VTlf Q'R i'ftf'{ frriflTilfiT, ~ ~Tm if. i[T=t if ~:;rgT OJ;)"{ w-crm ;a-qW&u ~1 ~ tf'" .-"rlf it V11f $TN i'ftf, <fiT srTf.{fi:rcf; i>Ji'ftruro:rT m{ Q"h i~-a, ~~ \ifrrij'ta<rf ~ ~iqm ir lIr.!~f'qtr '"!'Tftf ifTl ,,~. 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