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District Census Handbook, Bhopal, Part XIII-A, Series-11 '11tT XIII-CR ~'I~'Co 11 • • 1981 C.~NSUS-PUBLICATION PLAN (1981 Celtrll> Publicati'JllY, Series 11 in AlII"dl:J Series wIll be publislted in the following Prl,uts) GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PUBLICA nONS Part I-A Administration Report-Enumeration Part I·B Administration Report-Tabulation Part II·A General Population Tables Part II·B Primary Census Abstract Part III General Economic Tables Part IV Social and Cultural Tables Part V Migration Tables Part VI Fertility Tab!es Part VII Tables on Houses and Disabled Population Part VIII Household Tahles Part IX Special Tables on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Part X-A Town Directory Part X-B Survey Report. on selected Towns 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 I -of 1982 Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes and Scheduf ed Tribes Paper 1 of 1984 Household Population by Religion of Head of Houo;ehold STATE GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS Part XIII-A&B District Census Handbook for each of the 45 districts in the State. (Village and Town Directory and Primary Census Abstract) CONTENTS crto.. ij'~lfT Pages 1 ~'f;r Foreword ;-iv 2 ~'(Cf"fT Preface v-vi 3 f~ ~ if1.f!ll'T Distri(;t Map 4 if~~:Jf~ artCfi~ Important Statistics vii 5 fat1lilrq1Jf'f~ifi {?;cqvr"t Analytical Note xxi-xxxiv ~Cififi RCtJurT : ar2;~m iiIlfff ait~ ar.t~a­ Notes & Explanations; List of Scheduled Gf"f"TTrn- Ofil' ~T. ( ~w)F1;r ), mlfi 1 976; Castes and Scheduled Tribes Order ~T iif'l'lTur;;T 9;ila-IfiT !fiT ~fuijJ~ ar1~ ~~ I (Amendment) Act, 1976. History and fcrrir~UfT~;rifi fc~ Scope of District Censuli Handbook, Analytkal Note Tahsil Maps Section I-VILLAGE DIRECTORY 1-100 ( 1) ~~f'!«R ~TlIl Ifi"t ~"t Alphabetical list of Villages (i) ~lfT o~~ 3-7 (ii) ~~~ o~«')~ g'-Il (i) Berasia Tahsil 12-16 ( ii ) H uzur Tahsil 16-19 ( 2 ) Vllf fijiflrCfiT it 'a"rnfm f'fo~ ~ "CfiT&''' ifi Notes Explaining the "Codes" used 2) -23 ij'qa- it futqvfl in the Village Directory. (3) ~mfrri~T Village Directory (i) i\"l:f~ (i), Berasia Tahsil 24-55 (ii) ~arl: (ii) Huzur Tahsil 56-79 (4) q'f~f~.e l-U&lfUJIfi, f:r.rf:r.c~T 0:1 ar.:::r Appendix I-Tahsilwise Abstract 80-83 ~f.nlT3iT if.T ;:;~~qf"{ ijH of Educational, Medical and other amenities (S) 'iR:fW'iC 2-~t·;r;r{q'rm;r.T ~"f (Gf;rqurrrr ifq~) Appendix II -Land utilisation data 84 it 'If'!" :otflftq ij'~uT artifi~ in respect of Non­ Municipal Towns (Census Towns) . ~ «ElI'T Pages ( 6 ) trf-mr~ 3-lfT~T 'fiT oQ:ml:fCfR ~ :.;reT Appendix III--Tahsilwise list of 85~87 wmor'fi, f:qfCfi('ij'T, 6Titi Cf oT~ Villages where no ifT~rr\IQTc ifi ~if ~j f~ifT ifi Educational, Medical, 'IN, «'CfT~ CI''fT ~~T 0fiT Post & Telegraph, arT'fo 'fiT Wqrm ra-q-\i&a" if@ ~ Day or· _Days of . Market/Hat, Commu­ nications and Power supply facilities are available (7) qfuw~ 4~ ijfif~~llT it ~~f'ifo GTTfoli'f Appendix IV-qst of Villages 88-100 I:(<t ar,!~Q '5fif '5fTfollT it according to tbe ~Tqr'{ ar.£lfTo it ar;:rnT~ 1fT~ proportion of Sche- '" '" iti1' ~T duled Castes and Scbeduled Tribe6 to the Total Population by ranges 7 a w-""~ fififUIIiT Section II-TOWN DIRECTORY 101-122 ( 1 ) ;;q'{ f.rii'fWitiT it ra-trm f~ ~ 'crit6' iii Notes explaining the "Codes" used 102-105 diia-it ~ in the Town Directory ( 2 ) ~1IJ -1 srft:'fftr I:(<t ;F.i ~fuQ:rij' Statement I-Status and Growth 106-107 History f 3) fcrCf"{UJ-2 srr!if('flfi ~ o'fT ifq'{T 'fi) Statement II-Physical Aspects 108-109 ~ft:~, 1979 and Location of Towns, 1979. (4) ~\1lT-3 i'f1I'"{qT~TfcM, 1978-79 Statement III-Municipal Finance, 110"111 1978-79. ( 5) fcrcn:ur -4 ifTiJf"{Cfi aIT,{ arwr ~fcrm<1, Statement IV-Civic and other 112-113 1978-79 Amenities, 1978-79. (6) fEtil'{ur-4 iti a:rfu~f;irff ~i m:ffql it Statement IV-A Civic and other 114-117 ifT1Tftifi ar'h: amt ~Fcnll~·... Amenity in Notified 1979 Slums, 1979 ( 7 ) fcrCf~-5 f;irAioo I wretiti I ~;;)~Gf;; 't!;ff Statement V-Medical, Educational, 118-119 m~ffffiti ~mi. I 979 Recreutional and CuI .. tural Facilities, 1979 (8 ) fqcr~-6 &lITtrT,{, erT~lf, ~V)r ai'" Statement VI-Trade, Commerce, 120-121 ifCfill', 1979 Industry and Banking, 1979 trftf?lT~-if1T~T it ifTfP'I~ i~ t Appendix-Towns Showing their I!JT~ ~if«;,gtlT Outgrowths with population (i) \jP'f~orilT ij'lToil iHU 'U\ilf ij'~'U iJi) aiR ~ ij''lif.mr f~VTlfT ~l('T ~ fifi'lI'fc:- 'ti'''If fcrffllSc ~f.ra'r ~1' ~T~ it ~. f.il'\IIT i1I'il~T ,!~;riT \jfi'fUQ)'rrT iii) Q:iJi ~~ ~ \IIig' rr ~T ~ ff) f~~ \11' f rr;ricoll lX. iI' it :a<fff ~f.ra'T ~iQ' t I fiil'm \ifil~ilT ~ffC'fCfir Cfi) lfl\ifilT RItTcrtan, nHrct>T, ~ a) :a'~Cfi1' ~1' '11' Gf~l~ , 'flit fi'iif~'f.T ~ tlilt:Jl ifi) ~: f~rrrl 31')'( 3I"O!aaTillf;'ffT31l ifiT -rn:-ifn: arT~itim EIlo'T ~lfR iifi'tij' ~JI'lf ~TJJ1'ur Ift'~ it ~~iQ' ~f(f artof~op ~ I ar~ -mrr it; ij'T'f-ar'f ~~ p~ij"CfiT cr.T ~l:l)q fifcri:q;:r ~f"Q'TarT, fcrirsr'lil: ~fcraTarT 3lh 'J:fJl' :a'tllI'i~ 'li1' fifi~T ~.:;rr ~ qf~ij')q'if, ~'fT~Tlf ~cr~) ~ frrahOJ 8Th ~enlf it; 0fT~ it arl~ 0l(lq''Ii CIltifi ~ ~1 ~ISC! 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