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CENSUS OF INDIA VOL. XVIU .1941 CINTI.A~ INDIA TABt.IS s. L s~ CENSUS OF INDIA, 1941 VOLUME XVIII CENTRAL INDIA TABLES PuBLIBIIBD BY THE MANAGER OF PUBLICATIONS, DELHI P&INT.ID B!C THE MA.:NAGEI~, GovERNMENT OF iNDIA PRr:ss, SIMLA 1943 co. 1. xvm . .u. 300 [•r;ce: Rs . .J~-0 '".I'.;, Uti. _CENSUS OF INDIA, 1941 · VOLUME XVIII CENTRAL INDIA TABLES List of Agents in In~iJ and Burma from whom Government of Indi Publications are avallab1e ".!.BBOT'l'AilAD-English Book Store. 1I KARAA CHIS- '' ~ ero tares. Af;RA.- . English Bookllt&ll. English Book Depot, TaJ Road. Standard BooklltaU. I~•lian Army Book Depot, Day&lbagh. ' · :KARACHI (SADAR}-Mimager Sind Govel'll1IIent ~A.BAD-H. L. College of Commerce eo.opera· Book Depot at1d ~eord Offi~. t1ve Store, Ltd. LAHORE- . .AJMER-Bantb~yo. & Co., Ltd., Station Road. K&llllil & Co., Meam. N.C., 9, CoiiUIIeraiaJ. Buildingll, .A.KOLA-Baklhi, Mr. M.G. The ll.a.ll. 1\T,I.AHABAD- M&lhotra. & Co., M"""""' :U, 1'.1 Post :Bos No, 94. C<mtre.l Book Depot, 4.4, Johnst<mganj, Minerva Book Shop, Anarka.Ii Street. Kitabist&n. 11·A, City :Road. Punjab Religious Book Society, Ram Nara.in tal, 1, Bank Road. Ro.ma K.ri.ahna & Sons, Ana.rkali. superintendent, Printing o.nd Stationery, U. P. Superintendent, Govt, Printing, Ptmjab. Wheeler & Co., M-. A. H. University Book Agency, Kacheri Road. BOMBAY- LUCKNOW-Upper India Publishing House,. Lt<L, Co·operatora' Book Depot, 9 Bo.keh()'Qlll Lane, Fort, Literature l'a.lace, Aminuddaula. Park. International Book Rouse, Ash Lane, Esplanade Road. LY ALLPORE-Lyall Book Depot. JosW, Mr. V, G., News Agent,, Devgad Baria, 'Via· MADRAS- · . Piplod. Rigginbothame. · Kothari Book Depot, "' Superintendent, Govt. l'ress, Mount Road. Lakhani Book Depot, Bombay, 4. Va.nidaoha.ry &:. Co., Messra. P. New Book Co, Kitab Mah&l, 188-llO, Hornby Road. MHOW-British Book Depot. , Popular Book Depot, Grant Road. MOGA-.Anny Mueketry Stores. Superintendent, Govt.l'rinting & Stationery, Q110011'a NAGAPATAM-Venkataro.man, Mr. B. Road. N AGPUR- Tamporev&la Sollll & Co., MWI'S. D. :B. Khote & Bona, Mema. G. G., Sita Burdi, 3rd )[odi Thacker &:. Co., Ltd. ' Lane. Tripa.thi &:. Co., Meaere. N. M.,l'rincesa Street, Kalba· Superintendent; · Govt. Printing, Central Provlncee, devi Road. NEW DELHI- . Wheeler & Co., Meem. A. R. Ba wa Harkishen Das Bedl, Ferozeshah Road. CALCUTTA..:.. llbawtmi & Sons. ' llook Compa.ny. Delhi and U. P. Flying Club, Ltd.t .. Chatterjee & Co., 3, Bacharam Chattorjee Lane, Jaina &:. Broo;, MellSl'S. J .. M., Conne.u~ht Place. -Chukervertty, Chatterjee & Co., Ltd., 13, College Remeah llook Depot & Stationery :Mart, Connaught S Place. n.'!u~~pta & Co., 54/3; College Stroot. · Eamwati Book Depot, 15, IMy Rardinge Roa.d. Hindu Library,.l37·F, &laram De Street. PAT.NA-.'5uperlntendent,GovemmentPrinting, Bihar,_ • -hiri' " Co .... u s K P. 0. Gulmrbo.gh.. · ifuo.ru\ian ai'C::::'ttd.~:. Bow ':sazar Street. 1' A'I.'NA CITY- " w Lakshmi Trading Co., Padri·Ki-Havell, 'lilewman &:. Co ·• Ltd'' ~•esera. ' Raghunath ,l'ra.ead &:. SoDB • .!toy Chowdhury & Co.. Mesor&, N. M., 72• Harrison Sinha & Bro., Mell!!fB, R. P., Guzri Bazar. S~· &:. SoDB, MeBfti'B, M C., 15, Colle~o Square, PESJ:IAW Al~ Barkar & SODB, Ltd., Messrs, S. C., 1/1/1-0, College ~~:nS~!r;:c:. M(;,~la), Arbab Road. Square. ' Standard Law Book Sooiety, 79fl, Harriaon Road. Manager, Govt. Printing & Stationery, N.:W• F. P. Thacker, Spink & Co. (1933), Ltd, PESHAWAR CA.NTT.-Faqir Chand Ma.rwab. Wheeler & Co., Mesare. A. R. I•OOl'iA• Dece&n llooklltall, Ftll'g1lliSOn College Road. CA WNPORE- Dastauce Bros., Rome Service, 456, Rawiwar Petb. Advani & Co., P. 0. Box No." 100. ' lnrei'IJD.tional Book Service. Indian Army Depot, Juhi. R Tr h B 0 · B' ~- B b. CUTTACK-Pre,. Offioor, Orilsa Secretariat, a.m ••ris na ros., pposlte IBu.nom ag QUETTA-Standard Bookots.ll. DE'HRA DUN- llAJKOT-lllohanl&l DOSS&bhai Sho.h. JugallGahore & Co. RANGOON- ldoo.l Book Del>ot, Rajpur Roe.d.. Burma Book Club, Ltd. 'DELHI- Curator, Govt. Book Depot, Bu1111a. Imperial Book Depot a.nd l'ms, Ne RAW.ALl'lli'DI-Ray &:. Sons, Moi!I!'I'B. J., 43, K. & L. (Machbliwala.n), l'dwardes Road. lncome.tax Law 'Publio · ouse, Chnndni Chowk.• SHILLO~G-Superintendeat, Assam Secretariat Press. Indian Army Book Depot, Daryaganj. 1-\IALKOT CANTT.-Modern Book Depot, Bo.zo.r Road. Jaina & Bros., MeBftra. J. M. :Mori Gate, SlALKOT ClTY- · Oxford Book a.nd Stationery Co. lluckingham & Co., Bookllellera & Btationem, Green· Sharda Mandir, Ltd., Nai Barak. .vood Street, Youn~ Mn & Co. (Hegd.), E~erton Road. Clifton & Co. DUM DUM C!.NTT.-Bengal Flying Club.t TRICHL'-IOPOLY FORT-Krlsh!IB$wllmi &:. Co., FEROZEPOHE-Eo~lish Book Depot. lll•ssl'!1. S. Toppaknlam. GWALIOR.-Jain & Bros., Messi'B, M.ll .. Samfa Road. TRlYANDRUM- llYDERA.BAD (DECCAN)-Hyderabad Book Depot, Jlooklovera' Resort, To.ikad, Cho.derghat. P. R. Broll., Main Road. JAJ..PUR-Ga.rg Book Co.,Tripclia. &znr. VEIJ..ORE-Venkllto.aubban, Mr. A., Law BooklleUer, •Agents for lnoon1e-ta:r, U.w and allied PubliMtions only. tA~ents for Publicetions on Aviation only. .. NOTE •All the states in Central India except the small state· of !lfakrai in Bhopal .Agency proceeded to full tabulation. The enumeration and tabulation of Makrai State was done by the Census Sup11rintendent for Central Provinces. and Berar.. ' 2. For purposes of tabulatio:p. the whole area was divided into four parts handled by the Census officers of Indore, Rewa and Bhopal and by a special appointment for· Bundelkhand. All these officers worked under the direct control of the Census Commissioner for India.. The Indore census officer directed the tabulation of the Malwa. Agency, Dewas (Senior and Junior) and Rajgarh states in Bhopal A~ency in addi· tion to his own charge. The Bhopal census officer conducted the tabulation of the remam.ing states ill .Bhopal ~ency. Rewa did .its own tabulation.. A. mem~er of the Central In:dia census office at the ~numeration stage was a.ppomted Deputy Supermtendent m charge pf the operations for the Bundelkhand. states. · · · 3. A.s a measure of economy only the tables ;prescribed by the Government of India for the limited tabulation tliz., Tables I-V, Xlli and XIV are p:r:mted in this volume. When the Government of India resume tabulation and print the full materials for the Provinces and aU-India, a similar volume for Central India will also be printed. Most .of the states however are printing all the tables at their own expense, CONTENTS . IMPElUAL TABLE P.t.GB, I-.A.rea., houses and population. .. •• • 1 ·~ •• • n:_y ariation in population during fifty years . .. •• •• .Jj ill-,-Towns and vill&ges clllssified by populat~on · •• •• • • .9 IV-Towns clallSifie~ by population with variation simle 1891 .. .. .. • • 13 V-Towns arranged territoriaDy with. :pOpulation by communities .. .. •• :21.1 :xm-Commtmity 40 31 .. •• •• .. .. ·~. .. .. •• XIV-Variation in p~tion of selecte1ftn'bes •.. ... .. .. .. •• 3/i H ~9 XVI-Summary figures tor Statea . •• .. .. ..~ .. •• •• . ROVINCIAL TABLB ..• .. • • .. ... - U-J.>opulation of .States b;y community and lite~~&Cy ... ... •• ' . " l~A, liOl:TS~S .AND l?OP'O'LATIOR . · ·: l: l!'igv.res are given fu this :and other ~lea for the Bri~ territo:ry <>fl'anth Piploda, th~ three major sb.l.t.es Indore, Bhopal and Rewa who did their o'Wn: tabulation and .the Bhopal, Butidel.kband and Ma.lwo. · Agencies.· BhelJal Agency figures do not include :SholJal State, ..Figures for Khaniadha.na State in Gwalior Residency are also given. Its enumeration and ~a.bulation 'ltere.done through Central Indi&'.A.genoy, • • t I 2. · +rhe area :ligures were supplied by the Survey of India. a: Th~ urban population is 880,444. The urban population excluding towns with a p~pulation ollesa thaD. ..5, Ooo 18 S22,329 a-nd the urbal\J'rural.ra.tio is 1 ~ & . • . · . J. I-AREA, HOUSES AND POPULATION Population Area Occupied houses Persons &ate or Agency in Towns ViUagee square Total In tow1111 In flilbgu Total Urban Rural milea g 1~ 1 I ~ . 6 7 . I ' 880,444 6;631,250 ~INDIA .. 112.~2 71 23,369 1,583,210 208,795' 1,376,415 7,611.694 BRITiilH TERRITORY- · Panth Piploda •• 25 . 12 1,162 1,162 6,267 11,267 8TATIIS- Indore .. .. 9,934 14 3,710. 331,686 80,/JJZ z51:m 1,513,968 327,524 1,186,1142 Rewir. .. • • 12,830 li 6,494 357,733 13,921 843,812 1,820,445 54,965 1,766,480 . Bhopal .. •• . 6,921 17 2,946 180,947 82,112 148,835 785;322 139,188 61JJ,184 AoENoms- Bhopal •• .. ll,l65. 8 2,095 115,354: 15,209 100,146 . 646,410 68,273 478,187 Bundelkhand 11,669 16 4,715 377,287 30,243 847,044 .1,728,886 141,113 1,687,773 Malwa .. .. 7,421 11 3,342 214,752 34,848 )79,904 1,091,274 149,381 ,941,893· XluNIADHANA (GWA· 101 5!'i 4,289 .. 4,289' 20~~ ., 20.,JZI, l.IOB RlwDBNCV} Population Malea Females -" . Total 't7 rban Rural '.l,'otal Urban Rur.;~l' 1l 12 1a ..u l6 u CENmAL INDIA 8,857,447 470,492 3,38.8,954 .8,~'4' (09~95~ ,,244,2111$ BRITISH TERRITORY- Panth Piploda 2,666 .. $p66 2,60l $,601 . .8TA'l'ES- Indore .. 784,134 180,788 . 603,311J 'f29,832 11JJ,736 683,096 Rewa 913,672 29,521 884,151. 906,773 25,444 881,329 Bhopal .. .. 409,915· 13,9~ 3,35,971 - i\75,407 65,244 :uo,1oa .AGENCIES- Bhopal •• .
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    .: •, . .• . ·, .,. - - Census· .·of.: India; ~~1:93 i . "" VOLUME~XX -, CENTRAL.•· ·. INDIA-~ .·<4. ...... AGENCY ... ... B"". ., . ... .. ·.~C. S. VENKATACHAR_, .. :· ,OF Till INDIAN CML SERVIcE, ' · . SUPERINTENDENT. OF.• c::ENSUS OPERATIONS.· , . -~ ' . ... " . " ... ·. CALCUTTA I GOVERNMENT OF INDIA CENTRAL PUBLICATION 'BRANCH . ,, 1933 . Government of India Publications are obtainable from the Government of India Central Publication Branch, 3,- Government Place, West, Calcutta, and from the following 4gents :- BUBOPE. Oli'IIOII o• 'l'DB RIOH COMMISSIONER !!'OR IJIDIA, ladla lfoue,-Ald"JCb, LONDON, W. C. 1. • - Aac1 at an Boobellem. JIIDIA ARD CBYLOB : l'I01riDelal Book Depalo. ·- ' IIADBAB o-SuperiDiolldont., Go ..miOODt Prou. lloun~ Rood. Madru. BoxBAY :-Superintendent, Government. Printing and Stat-ionery, Queen'• Road, :BcnrlbeJ. 81110 :-Library attaohOtl to the Office of the CommiMioner in Sind, Karachi. BIIKO.U. :-Bongal Seorelariat Book Dop6t., Wrilelll' Buildinp, Room No. I, Ground li'loor, Calcutta. - Um'I'BD PBovmou o~ Aoa.& .AlfD Ovntr :-Buperiuteodont of Govemm~t Pre., United PtOTincea of A.pa aad Oudh, Allababod. Ptm.JAJJ :-Superintendent, Government Printing, Punjab, Labore. BUBMA :-Superintendent, Government Printing, Bunna, Rangoon. CBKTRAL PaoVDOBS .urn BBBAB :-Bupcrintcndcnt., Govromrnent Print(ng, Central Prorincca. Nagpur. AssAM :-Superintendent, Auam Socrotariat PrC88, SbiUong.- BmAB Al'fD OJuss' :-Baperiutendent, Government Printing, Bihar and Ori.ua, P. 0. Gutzarb4gb, Patna. NoBm~W:KB'l' Fno!ITIBB PaoVIXo& :-Manager, Government Printing and St.at.ionel')'1 Peabawar. Thacker, Spink & Co., Ltd., Caloolla and Simla. Tho Students Own Book Dcp6t, Dbanrar. W. Newman &t Co., Ltd., Ca1catta. " Shri Shankar Karnataka .Paet.ab Bhudara, )fala-- B. K. Labiri & Co., Coloutta. muddi, Dharwar. Tho Indian School Supply Dap6t., 300, Bow Bazu Tbo Englloh Book Dapot., I'Ol'OIOpur.
  • Enclosing the Pristine Myth: the Case of Madhav National Park, India 1

    Enclosing the Pristine Myth: the Case of Madhav National Park, India 1

    IASCP 2006 Paper Name Kim Beazley Mailing Address Darwin College, University of Cambridge, CB3 9EU, U.K. Email [email protected] ENCLOSING THE PRISTINE MYTH: THE CASE OF MADHAV NATIONAL PARK, INDIA 1. INTRODUCTION Indian national park (NP) policy is largely exclusionary. It seeks to preserve nature from the ‘ravages’ of human use by delineating an administratively controlled, ‘empty’ and ‘pristine’ space that denies any significant place for local people in the landscape. State governments are required ‘to…prevent [park] exploitation or occupation’.1 Considerable restrictions on local access have been imposed, extending in some cases to village relocation. This exclusionary policy increasingly faces widespread opposition, primarily from local people living on the peripheries of NPs. By the late 1980s, according to an Indian Institute of Public Administration survey, the majority of protected area (PA) authorities in India were filing cases against local people for various illegal activities such as hunting and setting reserves on fire, whilst also having to deal with ever more physical confrontations between such local communities and PA staff.2 Since then the scale and intensity of such local opposition has continued to escalate. In 1998, Lisu tribals attacked forest camps and injured foresters in Namdapha, Arunachal. In July 2000 police fired seventeen rounds to disperse villagers agitating over grazing rights in Ranthambhore, Rajasthan, and in August 2002, in the same reserve, villagers assaulted police personnel, resulting in retaliation through open fire. Exclusion has become a ‘hated term’3 that precipitates severe and relentless local animosity. Such problems came to a head earlier this year when reports emerged that the tiger had been totally exterminated from the well-known Sariska Tiger Reserve in Rajasthan.
  • 3 1891 CAN.Pdf

    3 1891 CAN.Pdf

    '" ..... , ... .' \J (\~ X X Vi! l 1J{ \'(ll/ REPOR'r ON THE CENSUS OF CENTRAL INDIA, 1891. CHAPTER I. SECTION I.-GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF CENTRAL INDIA. Central India, the aggregate of States under the political care of the Geographical description of Agent to the Governor General in Central India, Central India. may be roughly described as a great triangle, the base of which is the course of the Narhada Irem Mathwar, adjoining Rewa Kantha, to about 60 miles east of Hoshilllgabad, contiGlled in an imaginary line to about 60 miles east of the town of Rewa: and the apex is the most northerly point- in the course of 'the Chambal, about 30 mL!es south of Agra. The triangle is by no means a p6.J.'fect one: Rajputana stretches -ipto it on the north-west, the North-Western Provinces on the north-east, and the'Cent!'al Pro. viQces on .the south-east; while .t~e Ind.ore territory in N~mar extends ov~~ Narbada mto Kandesh and Bntlsh Nlmar; and there IS a break of continuity near Jhansi, between the States of Urchha and Datia. 2. Central India has otherwise been described as two irregular and detached tracts of territory, converging near Jhansi, and stretching in an arc east and west across the middle of the continent. 3· This immense territory, covering 78,2 19 square miles, contains 79 Geographical confusion of States States, Thakurats, etc., more or less independent. and Agencies. The larger of these are broken up into isolated parts, Gwalior and Indore, for instance, having territory in almost all the agencies into which Central India is politically divided; and this geographical confusion is aggr~vated by the fact that parts of Tonk and Jhalawar, States under the Raj.
  • Central India State Census Series, Part I & II, Volume I

    Central India State Census Series, Part I & II, Volume I

    CENTRAL INDIA STATE CENSUS SERIES, 1911p VOLUME I. GWALIOR STATE PART I,-Report, PART 1I.'-Tables. THE CENTRAL INDIA STATE CENSUS SERIES, VOLUME I OENSUS REPORT FOR 1911 TEXT AND TABLES PART I & II BY H. M. BULL, M. A. (CANTAB.), CENSUS COMMISSIONER, GWALIOR STATE. 1asbltar: ALIJAH DARDAR PHESS 1914 PRICE Rs. 4 OR 5 B. 4 D. Table of Contents. PART 1.- REPORT. CHAPTER. PAGE. Introduction I I Distribution of the Population 1 II Movement of Population ... 13 III Birthplace 19 IV Reljgion 24 V Age 29 VI Sex 45 VII Civil Condition 50 VIII Education 58 lX Language 66 X Infirmities 71 XI Caste, Tribe or Race 75 XII Occupation 79 ~PPENDIX I Number -of Forms supplied and used, .. 98 I I Census Divisions and Agency 99 ~, III Expenditure of Enumeration Period, .. 10,1 INTRODUCTION. --:0:-- THERE have been four Enumerations 0 f the Gwaliul' State on 17th Past Census.and Present February 1881, 26th February 1891, the 1st March 1901 and the 10th :March 1911. All the four Enumerations were synchronous ".. ith those taken in British India. The Census of 1881 was the first sy~tematic attempt to enumerate the population of the G\valior State. The undertaking was one which presented many difficulties. The State has no geographical homogeneity and may be described as two irregular and detached tracts of territory. Ethnolog­ ically also they comprise many divers elements. The administration of some of the .detached portions of the territory, situated at a distance from the chief controlling authority was) in these days, less efficient than at present.