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~Trr XIII-~ • l1T" t!q iff(1: f;:rif,,~, • • \ it. ~). Ii, f ~n:~)q srm~f.t~ acIT f,,~ iHi{fl'QI'OfT qtlf~ iii 1981 CENSUS-PUBLICATION PLAN (1981 Census Publications, Series 11 in AI/India Series will be published in the following pa!'t~) GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PUBLICATIONS Part I-A Ad ministration Report. Enumeration Part I-B Administration Report-Tabulation Part II-A General Population T3bJes Part II-B PIlm.1ry Census Abstract Part III General Economic Tables Part IV Social and Cultural Tables Part V Migration Tables Part V[ Fertility Tables Part VII Tables on House~ and Disabled Popcb.t:cn Part vr fI Homehold Tables Part IX Special Tables on Scheduled CHits al;d Schedlued Trib~s Part X-A Town Directory Part X-B Survey Reports on selected Towns P..)rt =~-C SllrVty Reports on selected Villages Pdft Xl Ethnographic Notes and special ~tuJ ies or.. Scheuuld Castes and Schedulel[ Tribes Part XII . Census Atlas Paper I of 1932 Primary Census Abstract for Sche(~uled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Paper I of 198.+ House-hold Population by Religion of Head of Household. STATE GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS • Part XIlI-A& B District Census Handbook for each of the 45 districts in the State. (Village and Town Directory and Primary Census Abstract) CONTENTS 1 srTt(ifi~;:Y Foreword i-iv 2 !.T;::;:rtct", Preface v-vi 3 t", Tf~'\ f~~ !fiT "omT Map of Gwalior District 4 ;r~(Cf'ivi ~tlti¥ Important Statistics vii 5 ~~Q'VfT~;;-!fi f!t'lvrT Analytical Note 1-28 c~T~l1W:r91 fC'cqu»; 9;f~~f:;;r(f \)'flfer ~T\ :q'1. ~f"'(f Notes & Explanations; List of Scheduled ~;:r~Tf(f 1fi) ~:;;rT ( ~m:)'?:T'f) I ftr1:T<T'ii 1976: Castes and Scheduled Tribes Order f;jf~T \jT;::PiUf;:rT ~ft:1i<iiT "fiT ~f(f~m ~i', ~~ I (Amendment) Act, 1976, History and n.f"!l~ 1Sj"1J, rclf<ii fc:clj'IJfT Scope of District Census Handbook. Analytical Note Section I-VILLAGE AND TOWN 29-159 DIRECTORY Tahsil Maps (1) CfuT ~1fl~ij"T"{ lJTllT 'fiT ~'t"'f1 (i) fwi (f~ij"')~ 31-35 (ii) fq~Tt G~~ft;;;r 35-40 ( iii) 1fPJ'f"{ G~'1R 40-42 ( 1 ) Alphabetlcal list of Villages (i) Gird Tahsil 43-47 (ii) Pichhore Tahsil 47-52 ( iv) Bhand er Tahsil 52-54 (2) 1JTif f;:yimlfiT ~ :a"'lq)q flfiq l'fif "'fiff" it (2) Notes Explaining the "codes" used 55-57 ~ii& ~ W:IJIJfT in the Village Directory. (3) '1Tq' Aimiilil (3 ) Village Directory (i) f'f{~ (f~~r~ (i) Gird Tahsil 58-87 (ii) f~)\ Q~~ft;;;r (ii) Pichhore Tahsil 88-121 (iiI) 'q"Tui"{ Q~it<il (iii) Bhander Tahsil 122-137 ( 4) qf~f~ 1- 9T&lfur'li I f:;;rf'li(tlT ~cf q'~liJ' (4) Appendix 1 - Tahsilwise Abstract ~f'nnqT !fiT (f~~)~1fTt; ~rt of Educational, Medical and other amenities 138-141 ( 5) qf'(rell! 2- ~'t ;:rfJ\q-rf~ifir 'llf"{T (~qvr;:1T (5) Appendix 11- Land utilisation data if~H) if ~fq ~Q'q)lT fi~i'eft ~t~ in respect of Non·Municipal Towns (Census Towns) 142 CONTENTS 't!S0 Pages (6) qfo.:rot;z 3- lJnir 'liT a~tfT{ifern: ~f'if ~i (6) Villages where no Educational, .gr&l fur Cfi , f:qf'litijT , ~TEfi q iJH: Villages where no Educational, ~r;;rn:/~Tc *' fq:ii lfT f~iiT if,. Medical, Post & T~legraph, Oily iiIll, ~:;;fF: ij~T f<f\if~r EfiT or days of Markel/Hat, Communi­ qr~fff 'fiT ~f;:H:TT1-T' ~q(>f;::r ii~l ~ c::ttilln~ aT~(_; Po'.v;:, ~lIpply facihtles areavailab!e ]43-145 (7) qf~~ 4- ~iif G[ii«{9l1T if :l;fi~f:q<:r \ifTfcrlTi: (7) Appendix IV- List of VilJagts accor­ ry:cf q2~f'ilff \iR \ifTfalfl: ~ ding to the propcrtion cf Scheduled ~1JfT;:m: 9;[:!'1fil ~ 9;[~tlT"{ !TTI1T Castes and Scheduled Trib~s to the If.T ~:qT Total Popul:.1tion by ranges 146-159 " 7 li~ (;j' - ;f1T~ f;:w if.rrCfiT Section lJ-TOWN DIRECTORY 16'-180 ( 1 ) rrlT~ frr{flll'fiT iT ~qa)1T f'fi~ lTit ':,pr:s' ~ ( 1) Notes explainin,g the codes used U<i~l it f~C'1l]ft in the Town Directory (2) fcrCP:ur-l 5Tff~fil ~Cj: ~fli ~Pr~Hr (2) Statement 1- Status and GroWth History 166-167 (3) fCfcr--:O'f -2 srrlifa"ll tcr~q cr~T 'f1T<.:l1f.T (3) Statement II- Physical Aspects 5ffi';'~ fa-, 1979 and LocatIOn of Towns, 1979. J6'-;-169 (4) Statement 111- Municipal Finance, 1978-79. 170-171 (5) forcrtllT -4 '1TlTf,\q) ~T,{ '.1i'1T '.1fcnn~ , (5) Statement IV- Civic and oth~r 1978-79 Amenities, 1975-79 172-173 (6) fer.n:ur -4 r.rfCT'fT:qcr ffift orfHlfT ij i'fFTf<:'f. (6) Statement IV- (A) Civic and otha ({;of ~;:J;f ~ferCTTrf 1979 amllnities in Notified Slums 1979 174-575 ( 7) fer HUT - 5 f:q fermr, gj-fa1<fl, lRT-{\if'f ~of (i) Statement V- Medical, Educational ~rt;r.f"l<fl "3rCfCTT~, 1979 Recreational ano CU1- turDl Facilities, 1979 176-i 77 (8) fcrCf<:OT -6 clfNY<: , CfrfOT"lf I \3'eyTTf ;;rr{ (8) Stat.:ment \'1- Trade Commerce ;;ff" 1979 Industry and Banking, J9 79 178-179 qf~f~~e-i'fIT,(T i:f qTfrr,!f{;' elq- if; Appendix-Towns Showing their m4 sr;:P:flSl:fT Outgrowths with pJpulation 180 \iF'[iTlJT;:'IT ~lTo;; [T'U 'U~lj ~~Cfi'P:T Cfi'r ~l\ ~ ljlfifc;rc=r r:r) f\iia 'lit f.,CficCfl1 lJTif it ~'fa ~f<nn \1I1B;;;,:], ~, i3'H'lif f\lf'9'r \ii~iJlJTifT ~ffQi!iT >Jf'l~~T 'fiT t/;'fi iil'B~1?'l :a-q~f6a' ~ I ~~T 'liT qG'Tt1;' I ~mr fij~f!/lq;f ~ 'lilliT cpT ~;;: alfR <li~a­ f:jf<?fT illifiTllJ''1T ~fto<fiT 'fiT ll):jf"fT f;f~taT~l, SI1ITHrlfiT, trl111 trT'I1Tor el'.Sf 1=r ~qB;;;U 8'lHa 9JTaf-.:Cfi' 1)fCferT~r'r" , 1'cr~!i- fCf[Ffl' ~h ~~tia-R 'fiuT~T 'fi) Cfn:-~n: ~r<j"!flT'fi(fr ~Tcn' <fi"\ ~fq"n'TT ~h 'Jfq \1q1:iTlf <f.T fCf.~l1r if; srrt if 9;1'1'( ~ I iFlf arroy ifi trT'l-trrq ~B ~f~G'fir 'fiT \1qlfTlT frfi'lfT'Cf;; S<rrl1Cf; il't~ 1111Tfq-f;c Cfi-:;, ~ lf~ il'T!!TT if) ~T('i't ~ ftf ~tr?i' a-Y~i it qfufT+rrr, flliT'iTlf ~Cf~r ~ f<'Hll1:lJT tTj~ ~';fTlf I{T~"fi)~a'\T'-i <rh'lT ~ ~T~~lrCfi'G'T ~~, { ':1:,(T QI l:l'~~r I ~ij'~ If)\jf''fr~ ~;;Fr if '+TT f'lilU :jfTCl'T ~ I lf~ ,!ftG'iff filf~T 5[!1Tftr"f 'l itqB pn;;Tzr <;f(JT ~ ~hr;:rT cflfT-= Cfi''\it it tr~TIHfT fif~lJl 'Cf<?fTi'J' if mtI'~Tll'fi ~mT ~ I f\if11T \jf<fiTU'f"fr ~ftjifir ~T C!;ifi 1lJfqc;! ~Ti1 ~h ~qr'TT 'fi'T 'liT f<'ffi'f<rhf~ 'fj"<;r ~'h: fCl'fim ffT~ ~~r Sl'fiTW"f ~ f\lftrij' lJTl1Tur ~''.5fl ~ [T~ to"{ ij'ifi ifi 5ff;P'-ir ~ eT~fl:l' 1lJij~B"f cp) Cfi'q 'fi~~ iT 'lir l1i'Ir<rcrT fl1~HrT I t1;cf sr~Irif, 'l1f,\Tll ei'ftT ~ ;Hi em '51T~fl1'fi \lfO{lfOT<iT m'\ ~ ~!1T)fa-G ~~~cr~ !JfTCf!Fl'fiffT q;Pl"lilT 'fi'T ~~ il;fTq~ll1fiGI3jI: qtifi~ \1~if.l' ~)a ~ I ~tri:i' ~Tl1T ~h 'l'lfi ~nf~ i:r \1'miSer Cfi'T ~fG $ f~it ti~f!:Ta i;fT'l'Cfi'r,(T "liT ~~ ;r~ lf~ ~T~r 'l'i ij't6'f~'fi Qf<l'a-T9;I'T.;; if;- 'n~ if ~1 \iiFl'IiHT f'f~aT ~ I ~ I Zt <If l1~' ~ : 5fj~ f!/J'en ~ir, 5fr~f;:r1f. 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