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District Census Handbook, Lalitpur, Part-XII-A, Series-25, Uttar Pradesh CENSUS 199;l . .s>t '!5t cYll-2 5 SERIES-25 \3ct1'{ ~~~I UTTAR PRADESH 'llPT-XII 31 PART-XIIA ~ IJi cr ~JI'< VILLAGE & TOWN Ri~~ICf)1 DIRECTORY ~(l11 \l1"'Plol~1 g'{-t19)~Cf)1 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK ~ &11 (Y1 fC;t d 9)'! 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Block wise Abstract of Educational, Medical and other Amenities 149 II Land use data in respect of non-municipal towns (Census town) 155 III List of Villages where no Amenity other than the Drinking Water is available 156 IV List of Villages according to the population of scheduled caste & scheduled tribes to the total population by 157 ranges. Section 11- Town Directory I Status and Growth History 171 II Physical Aspects and Location ofTowns-1989 172 III Municipal Finance 1988-89 173 IV Civic and other amenities-l 989 174 IV A Civic and other amenities in notified slums- 1989 175 V Medical, Educational Recreation and Cultural facilities- 1989 176 VI Trade, Commerce Industry and Banking- 1989 177 APPENDICES Towns showing their outgrowth with population 178 ftrc;rr \i1.-1' 10f "i I g ffi1 en 1311 'Cf)T SOl en f ~I "i 1 951 ctl \i1 "i 'I Uf"i I cj) ~ ~ fcrRrr 7T<IT ~ I C'f6r ~ ~ 3T6f C'fCfj" ~ C; ~ ICf)111 \i1., 'I °1 "11 cj) ~ cg't9 qRClCf·:ff/~ cj) ~ <1 2>ffc:tenli!' lAenl~l(1 ctl 'GIT W g I ftR;rr ~ 'Cf)T <:ffi' ~ El§'i~ lACf)I~I., ~ '\i1T,:~ ~ ~/'fit!' ~ ~ !:l~II'<i., ctl 3m ~ -n.,'1 0 1"11 ~ 8RT '>lCf)(~I(1 f$m 'GlTffi ~ I ~ 3r-xf €ffiIT cj) ~ ~ ~ ftR;ft cf; ~ irr:r 3fR ~ q3T cgu ~f.1111~ \i1.,tiiffil1ctl 3fR 'HllilRiFh ~ Fc1~1tl((113lT Cf~ ~ &l6t."Clcrof .wIRCfj ~3lT qft ~ ~ ~ if ~/\iII"iCfi!{l ID1<1 '6Rft ~ I ~ ">l"Cf)'R ~ f.1&lfctl3TI. 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