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District Census Handbook, Gwalior, Part XIII-B, Series-11 ~TIT XIII-~ ~"tTGJ;rT ~T • sn~fq~ ~T\ttr • iti. m. Ii, "1\(f1q srmuf;{1ti ~"t fifbrcti at,,~, ~rot 1)81, 'ERSUS-PUBLJCATION PLAN (1981 Cen.rus Publications, Series 11 in All India Series will be published in the following parIS) GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PUBLICATIONS Part I-A Administration Report- Enumeration Part I-B Administration Report-Tabulation Part II-A General Population Tables P:ut U-B Pr imary 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 P:lIt VIII Household Tables Part IX Special Tables on Scheduled Caltes and Schedlued Tribes Part X-A T own Directory Part X-B Survey Reports on selected Towns Part X-C Survey Reports on selected Villages Part XI Ethnographic Notes and special studies ()n Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, Part XU . CensUS Atlas Paper I of 198,2 Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Pa per I of 198-' Household Population by Religion of Head of Hous.ebold. STA fE GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS Part XIlI-A&B District Cellsus Handbook for each of the 45 districts in the State. (Village and Town Directory and Primary Cen,susAbUralOt) fq\1t( ,:q) CONTENTS ~ISO Pages Fbreword j-iv Preface v-vi Map of Gwalior District Important Statistics vii Analytical Note 1Slfr~'11f~<Ii' fcCCfI1;t, ~~~f:qcr ;jfrTcr ~!~ 9;[~~f'T.fq Notes & E.<planations: LIst of Scheduled ~'f~rfij 'fiT ~'CfT (~'!lT)a<f), fqa-l1Cfi 1 979; Castes and Scheduled Tribes Order f:srt:JJ ~'f~QFfT ~ffffCfit 'fiT ~fff~m ~h er~ J (Amendment) Act, 1976, Hjstoryand fq!l~~UJ fClt<fi fc~qOf) Scope of District Census Handbook , Analytical Note Tahsil Map3 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES 29-52 29-33 33-38" 38-40 (i) Gird Tahsil 41-45 (ii) pichhore Tahsil 4;-50 (iii) Bhander Tahsil 50-52 8 ~"tfCII'~t 'fiT SfT'ff4Ai a-tmT PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 58-1'57 \ 54-57 JClTft;rq'{ f~ 11)1 mm Gwalior District Abstract 58-73 ( i ) fir i cr€f~)t:J (QH)Of) (i) Gird Tahsil (Rural) ( rfif'{T<r) (Urban) 74-82 ( i i) fCf~T,( ij~~1~ ( lXTlfTOf ) (ii) pichhore Tahsil (Rural) 82-99 (;;~'ftlf) (Urban) 100-101 (iii) 'lfrQi~ cr~~1~ (VTJTTor) (iii) Bbander Tahsil (Rural) 102-109 ( ;;q~l1) (Ulban) 110-111 CONTENTS APPENDiX-Urban Primary Census Abstract 112-145 Primary Census Abstract of Sckeduledt- Castes 146-149 Primary Census Abstract of Scheduled Tribes ISO-iS3 APPEND IX-Development Blockwise Primary Census Abstract iil'i'f1T1lT'fT ~ifoi{ iH~T ~Tiilf a~otm:l ot't ~iT~ i!r ~6Jif~O' ff)' fijf{f 11T f'fi¥iea11 lJ'Tij' if \3'ifel ~fC! aT \3'IJ<;Q9'~, "ij'~ f~T Gf"qurrrT ,!f~a<liT ~t)'T1TOfT ifiT Q;ifi ifQ~<_;1f ~ia: t , ~u \IT ~. 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