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Provisional Population Totals, Series-24 CENSUS OF INDIA 2001 MADHYA PRADESH SERIES-24 PROVISIONAL POPULATION TOTALS Paper - 1 of 2001 PRABHAKAR BANSOD Director of Census Operations, Madhya Pradesh 74' 76° 78° 80° 82' 28° MADHYA PRADESH 28° ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS 2001 1:222] Newly created districts Divisions are shown by KILOMETRES 20 0 20 40 60 80 100120140 different colours I I I I ! I I ! I I D - Area belongs to Datia District 26° 26° 24' 22° 20' 20° BOUNDARIE S Where the district name differs from its headquarter's name , STATE DI STR1CT the former is shown within brackets ego KHANDWA (East Nimar) HEADQUARTERS : The division headquarters is also district headquarters. STATE ............ :) The headquarters of Chambal division is located at Gwalior. DIVISION ......... I!I DISTRICT .. ® -,I L-~------------------~~------------------~--------------------~------------------~~------~18 ° 74° EAST OF GREENWIC H 76° 78° 80° 82° Based upon Survey of India Map with the permission of the Surveyor General of India. © Government of India copyright, 2001 . CONTENTS MAL>IIYA PRADESH: FIGURES AT A GLANCE. ... .... ............ ... .. ....... ........... ....... ..... ....... ................... .. 5 BACKGROUND AND ANALYSIS OF CENSUS DATA (I) Background Introducti on ........ .... .... .... ............ ... ....... ..... ........ ... ...................... .. ......... ... ...... ..... ... ............... ...... .... ..... .. 6 2 Madhya Pradesh and Administrative units ..... ...... .. .. ... ......... ...... .. ... .. ... ... .. .. .. ... .. ... .. .. .. ... ......... ............. 7 3 Changes in House li st and House hold Schedul es .. .. .. .. .. .......... .. .. .. .. .. .. ....... .. ........ .. ............ .......... .. .. ...... 7 4 New Efforts .. .. .. .. ..... ... ... .......... ........... .. .......... ...... ....... .. ...... ............ ... .. ... .. .. .... ..... ........ ... .. ...... .... .. ..... ... 8 5 Period of Cen sus ... ........ ............. .. .. .. ....... .... ... ......... ... .. ... .. .... .......... ...... .. .. ........... ..... ...• ..... ....... ... ........ .. 9 6 Paper-I ....... ...... .. ... .. ... .. .. ... ............ : ... .. ..... .. ..... .. .. ...... ........ .. ... ............ .. ........... .. ..... ...... .. ....... .... .. ....... .. 10 (2) Analysis of Census Data I Population .. .... ... .... .. .. ... .. .. ..................... ... ... .. .... ... ....... ... .... .. .. ... ........ .. .. .. .... ..... ..... ..... .. .. ... .... ... ... ... 10-11 2 Growth rate ...... ....... ..... ....... ....... ...... ............... ............ .... ......... ....... .. ... ........ ... .... ...................... ........... 12 3 Density ... ... .......... ........... .. ........... ..... ........... .. ..... ........... ... .. .. .. .. ....... .... .. .. ............ .. ....... .. ..... .. .. ... ... ... .... 13 4 Sex- Rati o .. .... ...... ... .. .. ......... .. ..... .. .... ... .. ....... .... .. .... .. .... .. ....... .. .. ....... ...... .... .. .. ... .. .... .. ...... .... .. ..... .. .. ... .... 14 5 Literacy ............. .. .. .... ..... .. ........................... .. ... ... .... ...... ..... .. .. .. .. ..... .... .. .. ...... .. .. .. .. .. .. ..... .. ... .... ... ..... 15-16 6 Had th e Madhya Pradesh not been Divided ...... .. ... .. ..... .. .. ............... .. .. ............ .. .. .. ..... .. .. .......... .. .. .. ... .. 17 Annexure-I Fi gures at a G lan ce for Ind ia and States/UTs . .. .. ..... .. .. ...... .. ... ...... .. .. .. .. .......... ..... .. ... .... .. .. .. ......... ...... .. .. .. .. ... .. 18 Tables: Population Di stribution, Decadal Growth Rate,Sex-Ratio and Density by Di stri cts ....... .. .... ... .. ....... .. 19 2 Percentage Decadal Variation in Population sin ce 190 I for State and Di stri cts . .. ............... ... ...... ...... 20 3 Sex- Ratio sin ce 190 I for State and Di stri cts. .... .... ........ ..... ... ...... ..... .. .... .......... ....... ..... .. .. .. ... .... .. .... ..... 2 1 4 Popul ati on in th e Age Group 0-6, No. of Literates and Li te racy Rate .... ...... .......... .. .......... ....... .. ... .. .. 22 for State and Di stricts. Special Tables: State and Divi sionwise Total Popul ation , Populati on in .. .......... .. .. ... ........ .. ... .. .... ... .. .... .. .... ........... .. .. ... 26 Age-Group 0-6, Density, Decadal Growth Rate, Sex-Ratio and Literacy Rate 2 Total Population, Populatidn in Age Group 0-6 and Percentage to .. ... .. .. .... ............ ... ... .. .. ........... .... .. 28 Total Population in Age Group 0-6. Statements: Ranking of Di stricts by Population size in 199 1 and 200 I ....... ..... .. ... .... ... .. ..... .. .. ...... .. .. ... ............ .. ... 23 2 Ranking of Di stri cts by Sex-Ratio ..... .... .... .... ... .. .... .. ... .. .. .... .. ... .... .... ..... .. .... .. ... .. .. .. ... .... ...... .. .... ....... ... 24 3 Ranking of Di stri cts by Population Density... ... .. .. ...... ... ..... ............ ... .. .. .... ....... .. .... .. ...... ................ .... 25 4 Literacy Rate , 195 1-2 00 I . .. .. .. .. ........... .. ... .... ... .... ... ....... .. ..... .... .... .. .. ......................... ................. .. .... .. .. 26 . 5 Literacy Rate by sex for State and Di stri cts, 1991 -2 00 1.. .. .. .... ... .. .. .... .. .... .. ....... .. .. .. .. .. ... .... ... ... ...... .. .. .. 27 ( 3 ) Diagrams: Comparative size of Population of States/Uts, 200 I ... .... ..... .. ... ........................................................... 29 2 Comparative size of Area & Population of Districts, 200 I .... .. .... ........... ............ .............................. ... 30 3 DecadalGrowthufPopulation, 1901 -2001 ....... ............................ ..... ....... ..... .. ............. ..... .. ...... .......... 31 4 Trends in Decadal Population Growth Rate, 1901-200 I(Districts with High &Low Growth Rate) .... 32 5 Sex-Ratio, 1901-2001 ..................................... .. .... ........... .. ........... ... ............................... ...................... 33 6 Trends in Sex-Ratio, 1901-2001 (Districts with High & Low Sex Ratio) .................................. '.......... 34 7 Change in Literacy Rate of Districts Vis-a-vis. The State Average, 1991-200 I ................................. 35 8 Change in Female Literacy Rate of Districts Vis-a-vis. The State Average, 1991-200 I .. .................. 36 Special Diagrams: Trends in Decadal Population Growth Rate 1901-200 I: India & ....................................... .... ....... ...... 3 7 Madhya Pradesh Vs. Adjoining States 2 Density 1901-2001: India, Madhya Pradesh and Adjoining States . ........ .. .... .. .............. ..... .................. 38 3 Sex-Ratio 1901 -200 I: India, Madhya Pradesh and Adjoining States .................. ...................... .......... 39 4 Litercy Rate 1961-200 J: India, Madhya Pradesh and Adjojn ing States . .. ... ... ............... .. ................... 40 Maps: Decadal Population Growth Rate, 199 I -'400 I .. .. ................................. ................................................. 4 I 2 Density of Population, 200 I ............................... ................ .. ......................... ....... ....................... ......... 42 3 Change in Density of Populatibn, 1991-200 I .................................................. .... ................................ 43 4 Sex-Ratio, 200 I .................................................................. ........................... .. .......... .. ......................... 44 5 Change in Sex-Ratio, 1991-2001 ...................... .. ........................... ...... ............................... ...... .. ... :..... 45 6 Change in Literacy Rate, 1991-2001 .................. .... .. .. ....... .................... .......................... ..................... 46 7 Literacy Rate for Persons and Females, 200 I ............... ............................................ .. .......... ............... 47 Special Annexures : (a) Housellist Schedl.le .................... ............................................ .......................... ............................... 48-49 (b) Household Schedule ........................................................ ................ ................ .... ............... ..... ........ 50-5 1 (c) Layout Map: A Enumeration Block .............................................................................. ...................... 52 Ackno~vledgement ..................................................................................... .... ... ... .............................. 53-55 ( 4 ) MADHYA PRADESH: FIGURES AT A GLANCE 1991 2001 (Final) (Provisional) No. of Districts 38 45 Area (In Sq.Km.) 308,245 308,245 Total Population Persons 48,566,242 60,385, 118 Males 25 ,394,673 3 1,456,873 Females 23, 17 1,5 69 28,928,245 Decadal Population Growth i) Total Growth 10,397,735 11,8 18,876 ii) Percent 27.24 24.34 Density 158 196 Sex-I'atio 9 12 920 Population in Age Gmup 0-6 Total Persons 9,684,598 10,6 18,323 Males 4,988,68 1 5,504,422 Females 4,695,91 7 5, 11 3,90 1 Percent Pel'sons 19.94 17.58 Males 19.64 17.50 Females 20.27 17.68 Literates : Total Persons 17,369,267 3 1,906, I 09 Males 11 ,946,398 19,932,0 13 Females 5,422,869 11 ,974,096 Percent Persons 44.67 64. 11 Males 58.5 4 76.80 Females 29.35 50.28 ( 5 ) BACKGROUND AND ANALYSIS OF CENSUS DATA 1. Background 1. Introduction The word 'Census' is derived from the Latin with some specific purposes, and none can claim to have word 'Censere' meaning
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