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District Census Handbook, Sehore, Part XIII-A, Series-11 11'TtT XHI-ifl • • t. gr. !i, ~,,~ snmrf'l~ ~1 ~ .''IT'IAt ,,~sm. ·l981 CENSUS-PVJttCATION PLAN (1981 Census publications, Series 11 in All India Series wiIJ be published. in 'he following parts) GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PUBLICATIONS Part I-A Admini,tration Repo rt· Enumera tion Part I-B Administration Report.Tabulation Part II-A General Population Tables Part I1-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 Castes and Scheduled Tribes Part X-A Town Directory Part X-B Survey Reports on selected Towns Part X-C Survey Reports on selected Villages Part Xl Ethnographic Notes and special studies on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Pint XII • Census Atlas Paper 1 of 1982 Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tri~ Paper I of 1984 Household Population by Religion of Head of Household STATE GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS Part XIII-A&B District Census Handbook for each of the 45 dis'ricts in the State. (Village and Town Directory and Primary Census Abstract) f~~~~ CONTENTS I{I! ~T Pages 1 511"'''" Foreword i-iv 2 .sn:1t'R;f1 Preface v-vi 3 f'if~ IliJ ;f~' District Map 4 If~~.' Important Statistics vii 5 f<ffi;rQ1lf'~1f1li fctq'l'l Analytical Note ir-xtliv i!n'1fTtif'li R'qlIfi, "'~~f"cr ;;nfa-;j{~ "':!~f'<la­ Notes & Explanations; List of Scheduled ~~nm 'lif ~ (<<WTa'lI'), Ilr!ilf'li 1976, Castes and Scheduled Tribes Order f~ ~1J1ITrrT ~ft:a''lir 'lir ~firf!m ",l"{ &ill" I (Amendment) Act, 1976, History and fq!/(!;q'IlJ'TfIl''Ii f~q-vrr Scope of District Census Handbook, Analytical Note Tahsil Maps Section I-VILLAGE DIRECTORY 1-190 Alphabetical list of Villages (i) {fr~)~ ~~ 3-7 (ii) "'T6eT ~ 8-12 (iii) ~~m ~{fm 12-15 (iv) ;r{f~~J'IT;or a'&:~ 15-18 tv) ~~ifl ij'i!!:{fr", 19-21 (i) Sebore Tahsil 22-26 ( ii) Asbtll. Tabsil 26-31 (iii) Ichhawar Tahsil 31-33 (iv) Nasruliaganj Tahsil 34-36 (v) Budni Tahsil 36-39 (l) 'It,, fOfim.l it ~q"'ttt flllitt ~ "lIIftl" ~ Notes Explaining the "Codes" used 41-43 «;fa it ~'" in the Village Directory. ( 3 ) 'ltlf frfi~, Village Directory 44-155 ( i ) mi!:)'( ffi!:{fl;;r Sehore Tah~il 44-75 (ii) ~cr o~{fl"," Asbta Tahsil 76-10'5 ( iii) ~T,g ~mOT Icbhawar Tahsil 106-121 (iv) i{ij"~~rrt;or ij~~ , Nasrullaganj Tahsil 122-139 (v) i~;;r a-~ij'1OT Budni Tahsil 140-155 '{Go ij"lIT pages ( 4) qf;:f~ 1- warf'ur'fi, fiififiilfT ~<f ~Nf Appendix 1- Tahsilwise Abstract 156-159 ~fil"m~) 'fiT (fi!!:ij"'hicrn: ij"T,\ of Educational, Medical and other amenities (5) qf1:f~ 2- ~<:-i{I{<:'irfu'lir 1I'lf<:T ('iR'IfIlJ''fr Appendix 11- Land utilisation data 160 rrlT;:) it ~flf \3"'ilfTIf .iif~.fr ~r'!i~ in respect of Non- Municipal Towns (Census Towns) (6) qfdullC 3- lJTJfT 'l'T (f~~qn ~'ifi ~il:r Appendix II1-Tahsilwise list ·of 161-164 werfvr'li, f... fifi(ij"T , i"Tifi cr UT'\, Villages where no ifT'Jfn:/?[Tc if; f<r;; ,n f<riit if,. Educational, Medical, i'fTl'l", ij-T.fT': a-qT fifOf;;rl ifiT Post & Telegraph, Day ~T'!.r~ 'liT ~f"!TT<f '3"1J"'fi'J if~T & or Days ofMarket/Hat, Communications and Power supply facilities are available (7) qf;:f~ 4- ~::r ~ifij-Iii11"T it >;f,!"!,f'9Q" OfTfHr Appendix IV- List of Villages 165-190 "!;<f i!l~~f'ifQ" ~'f ~Tfijlit it according to the ".iurr<rr;: 'l~rrTa- it ~i~IT 'TTiff proportioD of Sche- 'liT ~"f1 duled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the Total Population by rilnges 7 ~i 11- iIf~ fdf~t Section U-TOWN o[RECTORY 191-2l0 (l) iflT<: f.:rifw'liT it '3"'l11"11]" f'til" Iftr 'lfi)g' if Notes eXPiainio,g the "Codes" used 'f:{!T it fCC'lIlfT in the Town Directory 192-195 (2) fcrcrm-l 5fn:Qfu ~cf '{f-II '!ifif~Hr Statement 1- Status and Growth History 196-197 (3) f<r<r<:1If-2 srT!ifa<1i ~<r~q ;:rqr i{in::l 'Ii) Statement 11- phYsical Aspects srf<:'-iffi, 1979 and Location of Town~ 1979, 198-199 (4) fcr<n:17J' - 3 'flf<:r:nF;;r1fiT f'ffl , 19 78-79 Statement lII-. Municipal Finance, 1978-79. 200-201 (5) f..rcr<:ur-4 ifmf<:ifi ~T7 ~;:1.f ~fq!TT~ , Statement IV-Civic and other 1978-79 Amenities, 1978-79. 202-203 (6) f'fi'f<:1Jf-4 ~ qf~f"fQ IT;?.:T ijf~;;j1.fT if "Tlft"{'fi Statement IV-A-Ciyil and oth~r amenities 'iTT;: q~ ~f"Ta-ltr, 1979 in Notified Slums 1979 204-20S (7) fqcr;:1lJ' - 5 f'iff'fit'fT , Wf&i'li, IfoiT"{Jfif n;~ Statement V- Medical, Educational, ij"t~Wfff'fi lIfar!1rl1, 1979 Recreational and Cul- turalFacilities, 1979 206-207 (8) F<r<nvr -6 c!fr'lT;:, crrfuplf , ~~:t1f ~T<: Stat~ment Vl- Trade, Commerce, ;iT'liIf, 1979 Industry and Banking, 1979 208-209 8 qf(f!!T~-'fIf\r it qr~r{f~ ef~ ili Appendix-Towns showing their ij"TQ :;riJ«~ r O~tgrowthj with popUlation 210 ~'I'T ~lfo'f ifn:r 'U~ ij~ 'fi1 q)<: ij' ij''fiRff aT f;;r~ 'liT fif~<J1f iTq i't ~ ~f::rm ~iig t crT ~~~ f~T iif'l'ffvrfT ~f~cr!fiT iij"'fif1lT'I'T Il'iT CJ;!fi OI'~l};{O!I' ~q.n.9' ~ , ~rT 'IT or<JTlt' 1 vr;r fifinlfTifiT ~ q;flll 'fiT ~if: <:fItR 'fila fiif~T ;;r'l'lfO)";:rT ~fffi'fiT 'fiT 1l1;;r;rr fiflrffiT1rl, '!:r~nl'fir, ~ !fPrfur &T'I' it '3'i<'l¢Er 1JJI'ffi qtaf,ifi ~f::rgT'I'r. f~­ fq;T;;T flT~ ~~ij'F1Tif 'lim~t 'liT ;rR-<TT~ ~r<il!Il"'R!r ~)Cft ifi1; ~finml't ~h 'J:fll '1RITTtr lfil f<r.~l if; iiut it ~h: ~ 1 ~i'l:f <iTa-T iI; ~T~-1JT~ i\:lI ~f«r1fiT 'liT ~)IT f.PiT;;lif (jItTqifi qi~ l'f1JTf'f~c '!><:i?r tr ~ 'I'TlfTT <r.T ijfTa'r ~ flf. ~«~ &f~ if;' qf<:lIlll'Of, li'~TifTl.l li'tI1::r iI; f'l!:l'ttur ~h ~'!ITIl IfT~'!j;T~trlt q);;r'fT !fit ~T<rlflt'R!T qh 1FT ~r ij"~ 1 i\:ijtr ITT~Ti ;r~ ii '1ft f'liIl'T iiflClT ~ 1 Ill_[ ~f~a-'f>r f"f~r Il~Tij'I' ij if;q('f PH.,TIT eT<ifl iT !lri;A'T ij!JR ifi"1::if it a-~r~crT fl:r~lfl :;;('fT~ if 'l{l 1J~T!l'li ~T':!r ~ 1 f;;r<iT ~llTifr '1f~'liT ~T fl;'fi 9;!fq9; Jl'T~ 'A1'\ ~qml ;ji) m f<{f;o;!I'ffl'cr ~ ~h fq<m\' 'fJ")f ~~r ll'iim'l' ~ fGl'a-i;t luiT'lT Ilh"f if; '1T'f "~n: cr'li t srf;j;lfT if ~TI1 q~g<'I'f 'liT 'f.1f 'fi~if it '1T ~~lffiT fl1~IfT I r& sr~lt'fi '1tT~'T11" e1\\\' iI; lI'Ti ,m srTIlI'fi1'1i "iif"li[llTifT lIn:: iI; ~mfan i'~OJcr+r 'il'Tq'll'f'li6r <r.Tlf*r lfi1 ~~ ~TqlllTl6a'l~T 'I'j'li~ ;aq;;riif.l' ~la- ~ 1 .. lIlt IHllt '1'1<: iflT~t 'l'Tf~ it ':3''r.I'ii~ 'fiT 'il:rn iI; f<1'iT ~;;ff!lcr ijfTif'fiT'\T 'lit ~~ if{ 'f~. orWl' If~ 'l'rnf~'fi '1fqln~t if; orr't ii ~r i;!T'f'liTU fJl'",,~l ~ 1 ~ 1 lr Off 11~ ~ : !i~ flfTeTT 1f;~i:', STT~f;r<r. fcrHI<.IT-\3'q ~~ !fT'fT if ~T~~rfl'f'fi fcrT~!l 'fi1<iifi~'1-f~t ~ii(ff.]'q 11"<I't ifh ~ij f:m;rr ;or;;~Gt'l'T ,!f~~f'!it 'fiT s11lf~Tqt 'fiT SHV'J{ 195 I \3',\~l!li ifi) mil if <:1lf€t ~o: IJ Til fi,{fl1TifiT iT ;;rl'9T ITlfI ~ I 'liT ~ffllT'fT ii f'li!lf i[!I'T ~r 1 i\:ljif f;;r~ iI; ll~lr'<i '1Tlf 'il'h: f'fmllTT<r if ilfT;l-;;fri't if; UfErrrT it 'rr~ if i;JT ifltT ll';: ;;rT~T '1tT<: 'liT llTlll'pn; 'lfiIffllfifT '{m ",'\1:: IOf'iTf1l"(.,1 <r.l ll~~~'l{ If~T ~ \3'1J'!>T qf'l{lIT!T f;Jf~ if, \3'''1 l;ffl{T 'fiT ijfTi'f'!>r:ft o:mil ~R~t ~11 t 961 if; <I"hI;; hmT iOIiflTrIJ'I'T ~fffi'fir ifi1;'lt ~ fora-it mi'fT orTOff OI'S'<J 'fifoi'f ~ ~~fiJ ;;r) ~~ ~ 1 iI; fOl!!f1T ~'f 'fiT fqfC!T~ f'lillT ITlfT 1 'Otfq f;;f(;r Il'iT fiHqcr ~ ;r1(T 'liT('fl1 "~~ ;;r;rij'!!?1T Wl.' qf\ifrrl 'fiT ~!9qr" !!fiT i!lTU. 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