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District Census Handbook, Shivpuri, Part XIII-B, Series-11 1ITtT XIII-V ;fifQvr;:rT 'fiT • sn~f,,~ m'(m • itr. m. ~i, 'lTR:t=im smtfff;{qr; it., f"~~ iII';f'fQfifT q't;qsrQ "198i*crNSUS-PUBLlCATION PI.AN (1981 C~MUJ Publications, Series 11 in All India Series will be published in the following 'parl&) GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PUBLICATIONS Part I-A Administration Report-Enumeration Part I-B Administration Report-Tahulation Part II-A General Population Tables Part II-B Primary Census Abstract Part 111 General Economic Tables Part IV Social and Cultural Tables Part V Migration Tables Part VI Ferti Iity Tahles Part VU Tables on Houses and Disahled Population Part VIII Household Tables Part IX Special Tables on Sched uled Castes and Schedlued Tribes Part X-A Town Directory Part X-8 Survey Reports on selected Towns Part X-C Survey Reports on selec ted ViUages Part Xl Ethnographic Notes and special stud ies on Sched uled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Part XU . Census Atlas Paper I of [982 Primary Census Abstra::t for Scheduled Castes and Sche il.hi Tribes Paper I of 1984 HousehoJd Population by Relighn of Head of Household STATE GOVERNMENT PUBLICATrONS Part XIH-A&B District Census Handbook for each of the 45 districts in tile Stlt:. (Village and Town Dir~ctory anti Primary Census Abstract) CONTENTS '{ISO' Pages Fereword i-iv Preface v-vi District Map Important Statistics vii Analytical Note 1-25 G~T191.fTc~iIi fztq'1JI1, q'i~f:qcr mfcr 1R')'t ~i~f:qij' Notes & EXplanations: List of Scheduled \ifi'f"l'Tfcr ~r ~'<it (ij'~ra<f), fq~zrili I 979; Castes and Scheduled Tribes Order r\if~T \ifi'f~QJi'fT ~r~crilir ~T 'Q:fcr~m lR"h: ~::r I (Amendment) Act, 1976, History and fqll~"iUl H:11cfi" f~cq-lIfr Scope of District Census Handbook, Analytical Note 6 a'e:~'h=ft iti ~~ Tahsil Map3 7 qoi ~"T~~t~ V'I.n iii"\' ~'Oft ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES 26-72 00 " ( i ) q-)~\T cr~i?f 26-30 ( ii ) firq~~T ffi?:ij"r~ 30-33 ( iii) ~t\T o~ij"1., 34-38 ( iv ) ~)~n:ij" O~ij"1~ 38-44 ( v ) fq"~)'t o~ij"r~ 44-49 (i) Pohri Tahsil SO-53 (H) shivpuri Tahsil 54-57 (iii) Karera Tahsil 57-61 (iv) Kolaras Tahsil 62-67 (v) pichhore Tahsil 67-72 8 ~~rrvr;:WT !fiT sn~fq!fi ~T'titr PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT 73-181 f~c(~~T f3f~ !fit m~m Shivpuri District Abstract 74-77 (i) q")ia~1 oi'!{ft~ (lfr*fur ) (i) Pohri Tahsil (Rural) 78-91 (ii) flll'q~~1 o~'l1~ ( IfTt:IT1If ) (ii) Shivpuri Tahsi1 (Rural) 92-103 (i'ftrftzr) (Urban) 104-105 (iii) 'Ii'hr a~ij")~ (!fT~1vr) (iii) Karera Tahsil (Rural) 106-\21 ( i'(1(-Uzr) (Ulban) 120-121 'J:t'io Pages (iv) if.)~T\ij' CI6.«1~ (~P:r')ur ) ( iv) Kolaras Tahsil (Rural) 122-141 (rfll'{'TlI" ) (Urban) 140-141 (, ) flf~h ~«'T\i ( vrlftor) (v) pichhore Tahsil (Rural) 142-157 (;rqu;;r) (UrbaJ"t) ]58-1~9 APPENDIX -Urban Primary Ct'nst:s Abstract 160-169 Primary Census Abstract of S-:hellulrd Cao;tes ]70-]73 Primary Census Abstract of Sched uled Tribes 174-177 APPEND IX-Deve lopment Block wise Prj mary Census Abstract- 178- 181 \iA1T'Ul'OfT ~qi5if fm:T 'Uiill' U',{,'liTU cffl' Il'h: ~ ij'lfif~ crT fiif'" '11 fi'J1.fiC!'cr~ V'TJI' it i3"RJ ~FcnlT i3'q\1JiEl' t, i3'«~ ~ iil'OftTIJfOfT ~f~(flfif aAqIJI'IT j;fiT Q;j;fi iI'&"~~ ~~;u t , ~u '1ft il'ffiQ;. 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