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Urban Agglomerations/Cities Having Population 1 Million and Above Provisional Population Totals, Census of India 2011 Urban Agglomerations/Cities having population 1 million and above State State Name District Name of Urban Level Population 0-6 Population Literates Sex Ratio Child Sex Effective Literacy Rate (7+ Pop) Code Code Agglomeration/City Ratio (0-6 Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Years Persons Males Females 01 JAMMU & KASHMIR 99 Srinagar UA UA 1,273,312 677,260 596,052 157,100 84,110 72,990 797,481 464,086 333,395 880 868 71.45 78.24 63.74 03 PUNJAB 07 Ludhiana (M Corp.) City 1,613,878 874,773 739,105 173,021 92,492 80,529 1,230,218 691,161 539,057 845 871 85.38 88.35 81.85 03 PUNJAB 15 Amritsar UA UA 1,183,705 630,114 553,591 115,368 63,238 52,130 904,190 495,804 408,386 879 824 84.64 87.46 81.44 04 CHANDIGARH 01 Chandigarh UA UA 1,025,682 563,127 462,555 113,698 60,902 52,796 789,436 455,276 334,160 821 867 86.56 90.65 81.55 06 HARYANA 20 Faridabad (M Corp.) City 1,404,653 750,446 654,207 176,773 95,808 80,965 1,042,168 592,024 450,144 872 845 84.88 90.44 78.53 07 NCT OF DELHI 99 Delhi UA UA 16,314,838 8,739,213 7,575,625 1,912,253 1,023,534 888,719 12,448,848 7,025,273 5,423,575 867 868 86.43 91.05 81.11 08 RAJASTHAN 12 Jaipur (M Corp.) City 3,073,350 1,619,280 1,454,070 378,788 204,320 174,468 2,272,724 1,282,140 990,584 898 854 84.34 90.61 77.41 08 RAJASTHAN 15 Jodhpur UA UA 1,137,815 599,332 538,483 140,703 74,225 66,478 807,733 462,139 345,594 898 896 81.01 88.01 73.22 08 RAJASTHAN 29 Kota (M Corp.) City 1,001,365 529,795 471,570 118,139 62,958 55,181 738,795 422,767 316,028 890 876 83.65 90.56 75.90 09 UTTAR PRADESH 33 Kanpur UA UA 2,920,067 1,584,967 1,335,100 266,336 143,523 122,813 2,228,473 1,235,685 992,788 842 856 83.98 85.73 81.89 09 UTTAR PRADESH 26 Lucknow UA UA 2,901,474 1,518,951 1,382,523 289,375 152,225 137,150 2,212,850 1,200,843 1,012,007 910 901 84.72 87.86 81.26 09 UTTAR PRADESH 09 Ghaziabad UA UA 2,358,525 1,256,783 1,101,742 308,717 167,038 141,679 1,922,992 992,243 930,749 877 848 93.81 91.05 96.95 09 UTTAR PRADESH 15 Agra UA UA 1,746,467 942,441 804,026 210,036 117,986 92,050 992,644 570,593 422,051 853 780 64.61 69.21 59.28 09 UTTAR PRADESH 66 Varanasi UA UA 1,435,113 761,060 674,053 157,482 83,895 73,587 1,026,032 573,353 452,679 886 877 80.31 84.67 75.39 09 UTTAR PRADESH 07 Meerut UA UA 1,424,908 754,857 670,051 176,770 95,685 81,085 977,188 552,000 425,188 888 847 78.29 83.74 72.19 09 UTTAR PRADESH 44 Allahabad UA UA 1,216,719 655,734 560,985 112,023 59,807 52,216 950,676 535,385 415,291 856 873 86.06 89.84 81.63 10 BIHAR 28 Patna UA UA 2,046,652 1,087,864 958,788 239,035 127,866 111,169 1,519,295 839,640 679,655 881 869 84.05 87.46 80.18 19 WEST BENGAL 99 Kolkata UA UA 14,112,536 7,319,682 6,792,854 1,063,394 546,373 517,021 11,526,635 6,159,091 5,367,544 928 946 88.33 90.93 85.53 19 WEST BENGAL 09 Asansol UA UA 1,243,008 647,831 595,177 132,560 69,051 63,509 888,324 499,532 388,792 919 920 80.00 86.31 73.13 20 JHARKHAND 99 Jamshedpur UA UA 1,337,131 696,858 640,273 153,872 81,190 72,682 1,016,910 562,304 454,606 919 895 85.94 91.33 80.09 20 JHARKHAND 09 Dhanbad UA UA 1,195,298 633,363 561,935 151,010 79,216 71,794 842,117 486,970 355,147 887 906 80.64 87.88 72.46 20 JHARKHAND 19 Ranchi UA UA 1,126,741 586,634 540,107 128,541 67,682 60,859 882,634 481,976 400,658 921 899 88.42 92.87 83.60 22 CHHATTISGARH 11 Raipur UA UA 1,122,555 578,339 544,216 142,826 73,940 68,886 846,952 464,669 382,283 941 932 86.45 92.12 80.42 22 CHHATTISGARH 10 Durg-Bhilainagar UA UA 1,064,077 545,683 518,394 116,977 60,601 56,376 824,189 451,691 372,498 950 930 87.02 93.12 80.62 23 MADHYA PRADESH 22 Indore UA UA 2,167,447 1,129,348 1,038,099 254,108 134,644 119,464 1,659,399 909,361 750,038 919 887 86.73 91.42 81.65 23 MADHYA PRADESH 27 Bhopal UA UA 1,883,381 985,408 897,973 217,415 113,516 103,899 1,420,858 778,192 642,666 911 915 85.29 89.25 80.93 23 MADHYA PRADESH 34 Jabalpur UA UA 1,267,564 663,096 604,468 128,679 67,630 61,049 1,015,074 554,214 460,860 912 903 89.13 93.07 84.81 23 MADHYA PRADESH 04 Gwalior UA UA 1,101,981 588,752 513,229 120,347 65,968 54,379 835,334 474,648 360,686 872 824 85.10 90.79 78.61 24 GUJARAT 99 Ahmadabad UA UA 6,352,254 3,348,264 3,003,990 675,284 364,965 310,319 5,082,338 2,805,134 2,277,204 897 850 89.53 94.03 84.54 24 GUJARAT 25 Surat UA UA 4,585,367 2,613,841 1,971,526 545,869 300,970 244,899 3,593,918 2,143,732 1,450,186 754 814 88.97 92.69 83.99 24 GUJARAT 19 Vadodara UA UA 1,817,191 946,280 870,911 172,923 93,146 79,777 1,513,883 814,179 699,704 920 856 92.07 95.43 88.44 24 GUJARAT 09 Rajkot UA UA 1,390,933 731,209 659,724 145,399 79,486 65,913 1,100,435 601,688 498,747 902 829 88.35 92.32 83.99 27 MAHARASHTRA 99 Greater Mumbai UA UA 18,414,288 9,894,088 8,520,200 1,743,997 917,855 826,142 15,132,568 8,423,992 6,708,576 861 900 90.78 93.85 87.19 27 MAHARASHTRA 25 Pune UA UA 5,049,968 2,659,484 2,390,484 561,004 297,943 263,061 4,103,766 2,243,534 1,860,232 899 883 91.42 95.00 87.44 Page 1 of 2 Provisional Population Totals, Census of India 2011 Urban Agglomerations/Cities having population 1 million and above State State Name District Name of Urban Level Population 0-6 Population Literates Sex Ratio Child Sex Effective Literacy Rate (7+ Pop) Code Code Agglomeration/City Ratio (0-6 Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Years Persons Males Females 27 MAHARASHTRA 09 Nagpur UA UA 2,497,777 1,275,750 1,222,027 248,678 129,522 119,156 2,095,419 1,102,638 992,781 958 920 93.17 96.20 90.02 27 MAHARASHTRA 20 Nashik UA UA 1,562,769 824,641 738,128 177,966 95,924 82,042 1,259,723 692,426 567,297 895 855 90.97 95.02 86.47 27 MAHARASHTRA 21 Vasai Virar City (M Corp.) City 1,221,233 649,535 571,698 137,343 71,716 65,627 987,916 548,138 439,778 880 915 91.15 94.86 86.90 27 MAHARASHTRA 19 Aurangabad UA UA 1,189,376 620,097 569,279 154,067 82,867 71,200 923,128 505,531 417,597 918 859 89.16 94.10 83.84 28 ANDHRA PRADESH 99 Hyderabad UA UA 7,749,334 3,985,240 3,764,094 831,435 427,973 403,462 5,736,575 3,064,389 2,672,186 945 943 82.92 86.14 79.51 28 ANDHRA PRADESH 13 GVMC (MC) City 1,730,320 875,199 855,121 158,924 81,119 77,805 1,298,896 698,959 599,937 977 959 82.66 88.02 77.18 28 ANDHRA PRADESH 99 Vijayawada UA UA 1,491,202 750,770 740,432 133,396 68,180 65,216 1,107,903 584,005 523,898 986 957 81.60 85.56 77.59 29 KARNATAKA 18 BANGALORE UA UA 8,499,399 4,441,248 4,058,151 870,743 448,965 421,778 6,832,072 3,697,180 3,134,892 914 939 89.56 92.61 86.21 32 KERALA 08 Kochi UA UA 2,117,990 1,042,809 1,075,181 189,586 96,960 92,626 1,858,505 924,453 934,052 1031 955 96.38 97.74 95.06 32 KERALA 04 Kozhikode UA UA 2,030,519 966,138 1,064,381 208,665 106,289 102,376 1,739,745 839,616 900,129 1102 963 95.49 97.65 93.57 32 KERALA 07 Thrissur UA UA 1,854,783 876,049 978,734 170,591 87,747 82,844 1,620,100 769,142 850,958 1117 944 96.19 97.57 94.98 32 KERALA 05 Malappuram UA UA 1,698,645 809,154 889,491 230,527 117,782 112,745 1,388,426 668,922 719,504 1099 957 94.57 96.75 92.63 32 KERALA 14 Thiruvananthapuram UA UA 1,687,406 815,200 872,206 142,242 72,164 70,078 1,440,731 704,926 735,805 1070 971 93.24 94.87 91.73 32 KERALA 02 Kannur UA UA 1,642,892 757,769 885,123 172,924 87,985 84,939 1,414,524 657,217 757,307 1168 965 96.23 98.12 94.64 32 KERALA 13 Kollam UA UA 1,110,005 529,838 580,167 101,361 51,856 49,505 940,840 455,919 484,921 1095 955 93.28 95.38 91.38 33 TAMIL NADU 99 Chennai UA UA 8,696,010 4,389,200 4,306,810 816,862 416,238 400,624 7,118,747 3,717,302 3,401,445 981 962 90.35 93.57 87.08 33 TAMIL NADU 31 Coimbatore UA UA 2,151,466 1,077,812 1,073,654 193,497 98,499 94,998 1,747,178 912,408 834,770 996 964 89.23 93.17 85.30 33 TAMIL NADU 22 Madurai UA UA 1,462,420 732,861 729,559 132,904 68,026 64,878 1,210,645 630,962 579,683 995 954 91.06 94.91 87.21 33 TAMIL NADU 13 Tiruchirappalli UA UA 1,021,717 507,180 514,537 89,176 45,321 43,855 850,484 437,399 413,085 1015 968 91.20 94.70 87.76 Note: The UAs/Cities having District code "99" spread over more than one Districts.
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