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District Census Handbook, Dewas, Part XIII-A, Series-11 • ~~T 11 '"1'1 XIII-1fi 1lTif ~~ "q~ f~~f~$T • • ... ~. p . ~smT~1fihl ~n,",,~' 't~RtQ 1981 CENSUS-PUBLICATION PLAN (1981 Census Publications, Series II in All India Series will be published in the following parts) GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PUBLICATIONS Part I-A • Administration Report.Enumeration Part I-B Administration Report -Tabulation Part II·A General Population Tables Part JI-B Primary 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 Part VIII Household Tables Part IX Special Tables on Scheduled C:J.stes and Scheduled Tribei Part X-A Town Directory Part X-B Survey Reports on selected 'fowns Part X-C Survey Reports on selected Villages Part XI Ethnographic Notes and special studies on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Part XII Census Atlas Paper 1 of 1982 Primary Census Abstra'Ct lor Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Trices Paper 101' 1984 Household Population by Rcligien of Head of Hous~hold STATE GOVERNtvlENT PUBLlCATIONS Part XHLA&B District Census Handbook for each of the 45 districts in the ~{ate. (Village and Town Directory and Primary Census Abstract) CONTENTS q'ISO ~~T Pages " Foreword i-iv 1 """'"'" 2 smn"'Il J>re.fape -v-vi 3 f~llr IIiT ;mn District Map 4 ~~\I,l "'t~ Important Statistics vii 5 f~"~~1fi fC!'~) Analytical Note ix-xxxiii ql:fT~re'ftfi' fet:q-IJfT, ~2~f~a- ~nf(f ST1'{ Of3" Notes & Explanations; List of Scheduled ~f:q(f ~<f\ifTfa <fiT ~~) (~~T\T~), f~~lfcn . Castes and Scheduled Tribes Order ,I ~ 7 6; fijfCffT ~;:r{(11TfI'T ~f~~ifiT <fiT ~~~Tij" Ol~ (Amendment) Act, 1976. History and al'!f , fq~~,,{I7fTcl{Cf) fccq1JfT Scope of District Census Handbook, Analytical Note 6 (f~~'hff ~ "Ef~ Tahsil Maps 7 ~u ~.. ~ f",~f~T Section I-VILLAGE DIRECTORY, ( I) Cfuf'lf)IJT3ij'T,{ ~:nm 'liT q:qT Alphabetical list of Villages " (i) ~l"~~ ij~\tl~ 3-6 (ii) ~({1ij' a~trT~ 7-10 (iii) ~mT~ ff~~1~ 10-15 (iv) ~rfTrt a?I~)~ 15-18 (v) 'tclTa-qtcr a~~)~ 19-21 0) Sonkatch Tahsil 22-25 (ii) Dewas Tahsil 26-29 (iii) Bagli Tahsil 29-34 (iv) Kannod Tahllil 34-37 (v) Khategaon Tahsil 37-40 (2) q'f'l' filti~~r "'iq-q)/f fifi'q' Q'~ IJ~)," ~ "'~if~~ Notes Explaining the "Codes" used in 41-43 if fatq'~ the Vmages Directory. (3) ~ f'lilm Village Directory 44-165 (i) ~)'f~~ aQ~1~ Sonkatch Tahsil 44-69 (ii) . ~<.mr (f&'m~ Dewas Tahsil 70-95 (iii) anff(1T (I~«ltl. Bagli Tahsil 96-127 (iv) Cfi"fT~ a&mtl Kannod . Tah&i1 128-147 (v) ~T~Jft::r (f~m~ Khategaon Tahsil 148-165 (4) Cff'd'lfI\I! l-rrr~f1lT!fi, f:qfiipc~T tt~ ST;:l{ Appendix I-Tahsilwise Abstract 166-169 §f~'lTa{T 'fiT ~ey:~ft~<!f~ ~T1l of Educational, Medical and other amenities q-~mrPages Co (S) qfu~ 2-1T~-'ttRtnf"ctrr iftR1 (~~ Appendix II-Land utilisation data 170· ~) if 1f1r offllPr ~~T ~ in respect of Non- Municipal Towns (Census TOwns) (&) 'lfu&SZ 3~ «tIT ~~ ~ ~i Appendix nI-TahsiIwise list of 171-174 =iilafuPli, f"'lfCflctlT, ~ if oR VIllages where no iiI'RRI~TG ~ R;r lIT ftr-:tT ;l; Ed,!cational, Medical, Wf11f, ~~ ~T f~ ctl Post & Telegraph, Day an~ iii) W~ i31ffl~ iJif ~ or Days of Market/Hat Communications and Power supply facilities are avaltable Appendix IV-List of Villages 175-201 according to the proportion of Sche­ duled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the total Population by ranges 8 ~.- ~ f'fi(lmir Section n- TOWN DIRECTORY (I) 011R f.R~ if ~'T f~ 'Tit '<fiTs' it; Notes explaining the "Codes" used 204-207 ~~ii~r in the Town Direcrory (2) fcrcrw-l m~fu" ~ C{~ ~f~ Statement 1- Status 'and Growth 208-209 History (l) fcPHul-2 mwf(lCfl tq~q- ij'tIT ifiliT <tT Statement II - Physical Aspects ·210-211 srft:"ffa-, 1979 and Location of Towns, 1979. (4) fcr-n:ur-3 'fil'Wf{1'FT ~T, 1978-79. Statement III - Municipal Finance, 212-213 1978-79. (S) fcrcrorr -4 ;:fT'rf~ aiR ar~ ~fqqr~ Statement IV - Civic and other 214-215 1978-79 Amenities, 1978-79 (6) f~ 4-Cfi armRrcr ~~1 iffreliT St~tement IV A-Civic and other Amenities~ 216-217 '" ~ if11Tn:<fi ari~ ar~ §fqcrT~ in Notifed slums 1979. (7) fqq-\UT-5 fqfctmrT, ~f~, t:r.ft~iiFf 1{cf Statement V - Medical, Educational, 218-219 UT~fu!fi ~'l~, 197? Recreational and CuI· tural Facilities, 1979 (8) fCfcr~·-6 clfr:rR, EfTf"\T2f,~T~ aih:: itf~q Statement VI - Trade, Commerce, 220-221 1979 Industry and . 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