Population Totals (Provisional), Series-10

CENSUS OF INDIA 1971

SERlES 10

MRDHYfl PRRDESH

POPULATION TOTALS (PROVISIONAL)

A. K. PANDYA of the Indian Administrative Service DIRECTOR OF CENSUS OPERATIONS MADHYA PRADESH PREFACE When arrangements were being finalised to release Paper 1 of 1971, it was not contemplated to bring out a.Supplement in about a month's time in view of the fact that all the seven Tables prescribed by the Registrar-General, India, were being included in the initial Paper. However, it was later on decided to bring out a Supplement in view of the demand for tahsil-wise figures for the rural sector and change in population figures of certain towns communicated by the district authorities after release of Paper 1. The latter eventuality has resulted in a marginal change of 0.05 per cent in the composition of urban population to total population.

2. To meet the demand of tahsil-wise figures, Table VIII has been prepared and in view of changes in the composition and break-up of urban population, Table IV published in Paper I has been reproduced after making necessary corrections, while Tabie V has been recast with necessary: corrections to give some additional information. Table IX has been included to give break-up of workers into rural and urban sectors,. category-wise, for each district. Table X has been prepared to give an idea about the proportion of househo ids to houses and average size of a household.

3. An effort has been made to make the contents of this Supplement as little repetitive as possible. All the same, figures in Table IV in respect of Chhatarpur, Sehore, Sagar, Bilaspur and Raipur districts and in Table V in respect of Burhanpur (Class I), Mhow Cantonment and Shivpuri (Class II) and Hoshangabad and Narsimhapur (Class III), towns will have to be read alongwith figures given in Paper I because of changes that ha,ve occurred in respect of growth-rate and sex-ratio. In fact, difference in respect of Burhanpur city is considerable. Necessary explanations for the variations in Tables IV and V have been given at the appropriate places while discussing the data presented in this supplement under the caption "Analysis of Results". 4. Four new maps and one chart have been included to make the figures and analysis more meaningful and easily understandable.

5. I wish to place on record my gratitude to Shri A. Chandra Sekhar, Registrar-General, India, for having acceded to my request to bring out this Supplement, to Shri B. G. Josh;, Controller, Government CentrafJ Press, and his team for having agreed to print the Supplement and completing the job expeditiously and to the members of my staff associated with Paper I and this Supplement (see Appendix) for the pains taken in compilation of the data and preparation of maps and charts, thereby assisting me in making the initial Paper and this Supplement aft comprehensive as possible withjn the time available.

BHOPAL, A. K. PANDYA 28th May, 1971 CONTENTS Page

1. Analysis of Results. 1

2. Chart and Maps. 7

3. Tables. 13-42

IV-Rural and Urban Composition of Popula- 14 tion.

V-Population of Cities and Towns, Growth- 16 rate, Literacy and Sex-ratio. . VIII-Tahsil-wise Population, Growth-rate, 26 Literacy and Sex-ratio.

IX-District~wise Primary Census Abstract. 34

X-Houses and Households in Madhya 40 Pradesh.

4. Appendix. 43

ANALYSIS 9F RESULTS

In Paper 1 the provisional population figures of the State as revealed by the 1971 Census, which stand at 41,650,664 on the sunrise ofApril 1, were discussed from the point of view of size and dispersal ofpopulation, growth-rate, density of population, sex-ratio, literacy, rural-urban dispersal, growth of cities and towns and work-participation rate. In this Supplement, a passing reference is being made regarding rural-urban dispersal and growth of cities and towns in order to explain Table IV, which has been published again after necessary corrections, and Table V which, apart from some corrections, carries additional infor mation also. Further, a detailed discussion has been attempted, of course on the basis of provisional figures, of varying growth rates oftahsils of the State, growth ofliteracy in the rural and urban sectors, the ratio of workers in different categories to total population and total workers in the rural and urban areas, the average size of households in the rural and urban sectors and rural-urban sex-ratio.

RURAL-URBAN DISPER~ :

2. Although figures of urban population of Chhatarpur, Sehore, Bilaspur, Raipur and Sagar districts have undergone a <:hange with consequential effect on the rural population, the preliminary study regarding growth-rates of these districts, except Chhatarpur, does not undergo any major change. In respect ofChhatarpur, it was stated that it has shown a very low growth rate in the urban sector. The position is not all that dismal and on the basis of revised provisional figures of urban population in this district, the growth-rate works out to 42. II per cent as against the State average of 46.31 per cent.

3. Indore, Ujjain and Jabalpur districts were stated to have recorded a high growth-rate in the rural sector. This was an unfortunate slip; actually the growth-rates in these districts in the rural sector are only slightly above or below the State average of 25.72 per cent.

4. The net effect of marginal changes in the rural urban dispersal of the population is that the growth-rate for the urban sector comes down from 46.85 per cent to 46.31 per cent and that of the rural sector goes up from 24.75 per cent to 25.72 per cent.

GROWTH OF CITIES AND TOWNS:

5. The break-up of 248 towns into the six classes given in Table V of Paper I has undergone a slight change. As against 36 towns indicated in Class III, there are actually 39 towns. Bhatapara, Dabra and Basoda could not find a place in this category earlier as the urban outgrowth figures were inadvertently not added to that of the main towns. Consequently Classes IV to VI now have 181 towns as against 184.

6. In Class I i.e., towns having a population of more than one lac (termed as cities), the only correction is in respect of Burhanpur. Initi~lly also there was a doubt about the reported growth-rate ofB3. 75 per cent and subsequent communication only confirmed it. The provisional population of the city is 1.051acs and not 1.50 lacs. The growth-rate works out to 28.33 per cent only. The entire reduction in the total population of Class I towns is accounted for by Burhanpur.

7. In the initial Table V, no details of towns falling in Classes IV to VI were given. Full break-up with more information has now been given and it shows that there are 74 towns in Class IV, 95 in Class V and only 12 in Class VI.

8. The growth-rate of towns in different size classes reveals an interesting phenomena. Eleven towns of Class I accounting for 17 towns (on the basis of concept of urban agglomeration) have a total population of 30.75 lacs which is 45.42 per cent of the total urban population. Class II towns, which are also eleven in number, account for a further 9.91 per cent of the urban population. Towns of Class I and Class II only have recorded a higher proportion to total urban population than what it was in 1961. Very small towns are few in the State, their number being 12 only accounting for 0.69 per cent of the total urba n population. The inset Table given below explains the relative proportions and growth-rates of diffnwt classes of towns :-

Population by size class of towns

Size class No. of towns Population Proportion of popu- Growth-rate lation in size class to total population ,..------A.--__-... --:. ~ 1961 .1971 1961 1971 1961 1971 1961 1971

All classes 219 248 4,627,234 6,770,323 100.00 100.00 47.70 46.31

Class I 8* 11* 1,807,349 3,075,154 39.06 45.42 73.52 70.15

Class II 5* 11 380,245 671,098 8.22 9.91 7.03 76.49

Class III 30 39 953,166 1,266,241 20.60 18.70 55.96 32.85

Class IV 55 74 749,199 999,688 16.19 14.77 56.83 33.43

Class V 96* 95 672,111 711,321 14.52 10.51 34.92 5.83

Class VI 16 12 65,164 46,821 l.41 0.69 -56.28 -28.15 *On the basis of town-group concept, 8 towns in Class I account for 14, 5 in Class n for 7 and 96 in Class V for 97 in 1961. In 1971, II towns in Class I account for 17 on the basis of concept of urban agglomeration.

GROWTH OF RURAL AREAS: 9. The growth-rate of rural areas of the State has gone up from 20.95 per cent to 25.72 per cent. Out of a total of 190 tahsils, 109 tahsils have recorded a growth-rate higher than the State average.

10. Narainpur tahsil (77.94%) and Raipur tahsil (60.35%) are first and seccnd frcm the top. The reasons for these two tahsi1s recording a very high growth-rate are not far to seek. The displaced perscIls from East Pakistan have been settled in very large numbers, in transit camps at Mana and Kurud in Raipur tahsil and on a permanent basis in the Dandakaranya Project area in Narainpur tahsil. 11. Pichhore tahsil (9.71%) and Janjgir tahsil (4.19%) have recorded very low growth-rates. Manendrqgarh tahsil (-5.33%) is the only rural area of the State which has returned a negative growth-rate. The explanation for this perhaps lies in the fact that two new towns, viz., Kurasia and South Jhagrakhand Colliery, were recognised in this tahsil as a result of which the urban population in this tahsil has returned a growth-rate of 130.66 per cent.

12. It is interesting to note that all the tahsils of Satna, Sidhi, Dhar, Vidisha and Damch districts have returned a growth rate higher than the State average of 25.72 per cent. 13. The biggest tahsil in the State is Bilaspur with a population of 677,850 followed by Baloda Bazar which has a popu lation of 566,554. The smallest tahsil is Bharatpur which has only 37,204 inhabitants. As a matter of fact, Bilaspur tahsil and Bharatpur tahsil retain their 1961 positions at the top and bottom in the matter of tahsils by populaticn size, respectively.

14. Bilaspur district which had the highest rural population in 1961 has been displaced from the top and its place has been occupied by Raipur district which has a rural population of2,286,OE9. Datia continues to be at the bottom with 217,882.

RURAL URBAN LITERACY 15. An analysis of district-wise growth ofli teracy in the past decade was made in Paper 1. Figures ofliteracy rate in the rural and urban sectors of the State, district-wise, have now been worked out. In respect of towns, the information has been incorporated in the revised Table V and for the rural areas, Table VIn has been prepared which includes this information.

2 16. The rural and urban literacy percentages in 1961 were 12.73 and 43.52, respectively. The corresponding figure for 1971 work out to 16.76 per cent and 49.76 per cent, respectively. T;he dece~ial literacy grow~h-rates for the rural anJ urban sectors thus work out to 31.66 per cent and 14.34 per cent, respectIvely, whIch cannot be consIdered as encouraging by . any yardstick. 17. In all the figures worked out above, the age-group 0-4 years stands included. The percentages for 1961 show an increase of 2.52 in the rural sector and 7.85 in the urban sector if the age-group 0-4 years is excluded. Similar increase it is anticipated would be reflected in the 1971 literacy percentages also when the age-group 0-4 years is excluded on co:mpl~tion of detailed'tabulation of all the individual slips, age-group-wise.

18. In 1961, the male and female literacy percentages in the rural sector (inclusive of age-group 0-4 years) Were 21.81 and 3.36, respectively. The corresponding figures for 1971 are 27.06 per cent and 6.00 per cent, respectively. In the urban sector, in 1961 the male and female literacy percentages were 56.51 and 28.35, respectively. The provisional population figures of 1971 show an incr~ase, taking the p~rcentages to 6~. 78 and 37.08, respectively. From the ~bove figures, it is quite obvious that the State owes Its backwardness III the field of lIteracy to the very low percentage of lIteracy among females especially in the rural sector. 'An all-oute.ffort for raising the percentage ofliteracy among females is indicated. •

.19. In the r~ra1 sector, the literacy rate i~ highest in I?urg tahsil (~6.~3%), followed by Indore tahsil (26.64%) and NarsImhapur tahSIl. (26.52%). , At .the. bottom IS Konta ta~sl~ of Bastar dISt!lct (2 .621{». T~e reason fo~ D.urg tahsil having the highest rate ofhteracy perh~ps bes III the fact that NandIlll, from where hme-stone IS supplIed to the BhIlal Steel Plant and Kurnhari, which has half-a-dozen medium scale industries, are included in it. Konta tahsil is a backward tract of the :;:>;edo minently tribal district of Bastar. If the districts on the whole are considered, then Narsimhapur district (25.41 %) is at the top; at the tail end is Jhabua (5.02%).

20. Urban li.teracy rate is highest in PachI?arhi Canton?Ient(65.23%)whereasat the bottom is Khajuraho town(24.70%) Out of 248 towns III the State, 70 towns have a lIteracy rate hIgher than the State average of 49.76 per cent. The inset Table given below shows the names of towns, class-wise, having the highest and lowest literacy rate. The average literacy rate of each size class has been indicated within brackets to give an idea about the relative position of the towns having the highest and lowest literacy rate in comparision to the average literacy rate of a particular size class :-

Literacy rate of towns by she class ------Literacy Rate / Size Classes Class I Class II Class III Class IV Class V Class VI (53.31%) (51.69%) (48.52%) (44.95%) (42.30%) (38.52%) -----.------Highest Indore Jabalpur Khamaria Jhabua Pachmarhi Pachmarhi Cantonment Cantonment, N.A.C. (57.11 %) (65.15%) (62.54%) (56.79%) (65.23%) (54.54%) ------Lowest Burhanpur Shivpuri Sironj Nargada Johilla Khajuraho HariDafai Colliery

(45.57%) (43.19%) (34.24%) (29.82%) (27.28%) (24.70%)

WORK. PARTICIPATION RATE:

21. The district-wise work participation rate was discussed in Paper l. In Table IX, the rural urban break-up of workers III different categories has been given.

22. The percentage of workers to total population in the State is 37.30. The percentage of the rural sector works out to 39.08 while that of the urban sector is lower at 28.17. The percentages of male and female workers comes to 53.83 and 19.77, respectively. It is interesting to note that percentages of rural workers, both male and female, are higher than the State average while that of urban workers are lower than the State average. Greater participation in work by females in the country side and relatively greater unemployment in the urban areas perhaps explains this phenomena.

23. Satna, Shahdol, Sidhi, Chhindwara, Balaghat, Bilaspur, Durg and Raipur districts have recorded a work participation rate higher than the State average, both in rural as well as urban sectors. In Mandsaur, Shajapur, Betul, Mandla and Seoni

3 dis~cts, t.he work participation rate in the rural sector only as well as for total district is higher than the State average. ..As agamst this, Raigarh an

Districts by wor~ partlcl,a~n rates

State average: T (37.30), R (39.08), U (28. 17)

More than the State More than the More than the More than the More than the Less than the average in all State average in State average in State average in State average in State average in respects TandR TandU R only U only all respects ------_.__ 1. Satna 1. Mandsaur 1. Raigarh 2. 1. Khandwa 1. Chhatarpur 1. Morena Shahdol 2. Shajapur 2. Bastar 2. Khargone 2. Bhind 3. Sidhi 3. Betul 3. Sehore 3. Gwalior 4. Chhindwara 4. Mandla 5. 4. Raisen 4. Datia Balaghat 5. Seoni; 5. Sagar 5. Shivpuri 6. Bilaspur 6. Jabalpur 6. Guna 7. Durg 8. 7. Surguja; 7. Tikamgarh Raipur 8. Panna 9. Rewa 10. Ratlam 11. Ujjain 12. Jhabua 13. Dhar 14. Indore 15. Dewas 16. Rajgarh 17. Vidisha 18. Hoshangabad 19. Damoh 20. Narsimhapur

24. A perusal of the above Table would reveal that the work participation rate is below the State average in the north western districts of the State which are contiguous. The only exceptions are Mandsaur, Shajapur and Satna districts.

25. The work-participation rate of male workers is above the State average, total district as well as rural and urban, in Shivpuri, Chhatarpur, ShahdoI, Sidhi, Balaghat, Bilaspur, Raigarh, Surguja, Durg and Bastar districts. Male workers in Tikamgarh, Panna, Mandsaur, Shajapur, Rajgarh, Vidisha, Betul, Mandla, Chhindwara and Seoni districts have a work participation rate higher than the State average in total district and rural sector only. Raipur district has a work-participation rate higher than the State average in total district and urban sector only. The remaining districts, are below the State average in all respects, or in total district plus either the rural sector or urban sector.

26. In the rural sector, the highest work-participation rate for males is recorded in Surguja district (60.63%). At the bottom is Jabalpur district (50 .23%). In the Urban sector, Bastar district (53.43%) is at the top, perhaps due to low urban population and employment opportunities that became available in the wake of establishment of Bailadilla Iron Ore Project. At the bottom is Narsimhapur district (42.10%).

27. As regards female workers, the work-participation rate is above the State average in Satna, Rewa, Sidhi, Mandsaur, Betul, Mandla, Chhindwara, Balaghat, Bilaspur, Durg and Raipur distr.icts in all respects, i. e., total district as well as rural and urban sectors. In Shajapur district, the work-participation rate for total district and urban sector only is above the State average, whereas Seoni district has a work-participation rate above the State '"average in total district and rural sector only. The remaining districts are below the State average either in all respects, or in total district plus rural or urban sector.

28. The highest work-participation fate fOf females in the rural sector is recorded in Durg district (43.64%). At the end is Bhind (2.47%). In the urban sector, the highest work-participation rate is in Balaghat (13.91 %), while Bhind district is again at the bottom (2.55%).

4 SIZE OF HOUSEHOLDS

29. Table X gives the number of occupied houses and households in the State in the urban and rural areas, respectively. In the Census, the definition of a houseI ,is a building or a part of a building having a separate entrance. As regards a household, the d~finitio:l envisages only a common kitchen irrespective of relationship. In other words, what is meant by a household is not synonymous with family.

30. A more accurate, if not realistic, analysis ofliving conditions would be possible only after the data about type of stru ctures, munber of living rooms and per capita room avai,lablilty collected in the Houselist, which was canvassed in April-May, 1970, is tabulated. However, a rough approximation is available by way of number of households per 100 occupied houses. The State average has gone up from 106.17 in 1961 to 114.63 in 1971. The increase in the rural,sector is from 104.68 to 111.89 and in the urban sector from 115.55 to 130. 15. The inset Table given below shows the pos~ion of districts on the basis of propor1tion of households t~. occupied residential houses :_ r

District by proportion of households to houses.

State average T (I14.63J R (III.8g) U (I30· 15)

More than the State More than the More than the More than the More than the Less than the State average in all res State average in State average in State average in State average In average in all pects TandR Tand U R only U only respects.

1. Morena 1. Bhind 1. Ratlam 1. Chhatarpur 1. Shivpuri 1. Datia

2. Gwalior 2. Guna 2. Ujjain 2. Panna 2. Jhabua 2. Tikamgarh

3. Satna 3. Shahdol 3. Indore 3. Sagar 3. Dewas 3. Mandsaur

4. Rewa 4. Sidhi 4. Sehore 4. Damoh 4. Raipur 4. Dhar

5. Vidisha 5. Rajgarh 5. Mandla 5. Bastar 5. Khargone

6. Seoni 6. Raisen 6. Chhindwara 6. Khandwa

7. Balaghat 7. Bilaspur 7. Shajapur

8. Raigarh 8. Hoshangabad

9. Betul

10. Jabalpur

11. N arsimhapur

12. Surguja

---.~ .... .,.- .. " 13. Durg

31. Some indication of congestion in living accommodation can be had from the proportion of households to houses. I t can be inferred that where the proportion is higher there is relatively more congestion.

32. In the rural sector the proportion is highest in Raisen district (122.63); the lowest proportion is in Shivpuri district (100.97). In the urban sector, Indore district has the highest proportion (212.36); the district with the lowest proportion is Damoh (101.30).

5 :33. The average size of a household:has gone up in the State from 4.89 in 1961 to 5.40. 1 he increase ill the I ural sector is from 4.93 to 5.45 and in the urban sector from 4.69 to 5. 15. The district-wise position is as givm in the inset Table bekw :-

Districts by average size of households.

State average: T (5.40 ) R (5.45) U (5· 15)·

More than the State More than the More than the More than the MOle than the Lcss than the State average in all State average in State average in State average in State average in average in all respects TandR Tand U R only U only respects

l. Morena l. Rewa l. Seoni. l. Tikamgarh l. Panna 2. Bhind 2. Sidhi 2. Chhatarpur 2. Satna 3. Gwalior 3. Jhabua 3. Raisen 3. Shahdol 4. Datia 4. Mandla 4. Hoshangabad 4. Sehore 5. Shivpuri 5. Raigarh 5. Sagar 5. Jabalpur 6. Guna 6. Damoh 6. Balaghat 7. Mandsaur 7. Narsimhapur 'i. Surguja 8. Ratlam 8. Chhindwara 8. Bilaspur 9. UjjaiD 9. Durg 10. Dhar 10. Raipur 11. Indore 11. Bastar 12. Dewas 13. Khargone 14. Khandwa 15. Shajapur 16. Rajgarh 17. Vidisha 18. Betul 34. The largest size of a household is recorded in Khargone district (6.57) ill the rural sector. 1 he smallest size of a house hold is in Shahdol district (4.92). In the urban sector, the largest size of household is in Khand", a district (6.03); tr.c smallest size of household is in Bastar district (3.69). RURAL URBAN SEX-RATIO 35. The sex-ratio by districts was discussed in Paper 1. In Tables V aud VIII the urban rural sex-ratio, unit-wise, has been given.

36. The State sex-ratio for the rural areas works out to 958, whereas it is only 869 for the urban areas. Movement of males from the rural areas to the urban areas, both for service as well as in search of employment, easily explains this phenomena.

37. The highest sex-ratio in the rural areas is in Kanker tahsil where there are 1,050 females per. 1,000 males. The lowest ratio of796 has been recorded in Morena tahsil. Out of 190 tahsils, the sex-ratio is above the State average in 75 tahsils.

38. In the urban areas, the highest and the lowest sex-ratio, class-wise, is as per the inset Table given below.

Sex-Ratio in Towns

State lEverage (Urban) 86'9 Sex/Size Class I Class II Class III Class IV Class V Class VI ratio/class (853) (867) (874) (901) (893) (837) Highest Burhanpur Rajnandgaon Bhatapara Kawardha Sarangarh Malhargarh (930) (932) (982) (991 ) (1,0]5) (999)

Lowest Bhilainagar Jabalpur Gantt. Bairagarh Chikhali Kalan Pachmarhi Cantt. South Jhagra- (799) (557) (726) (710) (652) khand Collierv (726)

39. Out::>f 243 town~, 179 towns have a sex-ratio above the State average in urban sector.

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TABLES TABLE IV 1971 Census RURAL AND URBAN COMPOSITION OF POPULA TION (Provisional Figures)

Population, 1971 Percentage of Urban to Decennial Growth Rate Ig61-71 State I District ~------"------, Total Population r-____-.A._ ------. Total Rural Urban r-----"- -, Total Rural Urban 1961 1971

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 B 9

Madhya Pradesh 41,650,684 34,880,361 16.26 +28.66 +25.72 +46 .31

Morena 984,461 881,~06 102,955 10.46 +25·67 +23.08 +53.37 Bhind 792,°93 71B,70[ 73.392 9·27 +23·54 +21.09 +54.0[ Gwalior 858,001 4[4,4[ 7 l43,584 5 1.70 +30.42 +24.29 +36.72 Datia 255,319 21 7,882 37,437 14.66 +27.36 +27·39 +27.21 Sbivpuri 676,'338 '605,085 10'54 +21.22 +16'57 +88.25

Guna 783,541 683,35 1 1\00,190 12.79 +31·51 +31.17 +33.82 TWapJ,garh 568,877 540 ,963 27,914 4·49 4.91 +24.85 +24·30 +36.37 ChhatarPUr 7[2,296 632,262 80,034 9·59 11.24 +21.27 +19.06 +42.[1 Panna 428,12 1 39'7,707 30 ,414 7. 10 +29.24 +26·45 +81.72

Satna 9Il,82S 818,335 93,490 9. 14 10.25 +31.312 +29.71 +47.34 Rewa 977,330 908,133 69,197 5·57 7.08 +26·50 +24.48 +60.68

Sbahdol T,029,144 916,675 112,469 6.96 10 .93 +24.05 +18.76 +94.72

Sidhi 777,340 767,971 9,369 0.87 12.05 +33·99 +33'54 +86.60 Mandsaul' 961 ,526 766,964 194,562 21.21 20.23 +27.85 +29.43 +21.96 Ratlam 625,Il8 444,493 180,625 28.63 28.89 +29.28 +28.80 +30.49

Ujjain 862,777 555,288 307,489 32 .45 35.64 +3°.38 +24·22 +43.21 Jhabua 667,944 61 9,091 48,853 6,95 7.31 +29.85 +29.. 34 +36.74-

Dhar 841 ,495 755,87 1 85,624 10.16 +30.71 +30.94 +26.76 Indore 1,036,332 381 ,726 654,606 59·99 63.17 +37.52 +26.60 +#.80 Dewal 593,798 498,920 94,878 15.98 +32 •87 +31.46 +40.81 Khargone 1,283,170 1,100,305 182,865 13·94 ,14.2 5 +29·55 +29· Q 9 +32.44

Khandwa 879,813 613,203 206,610 !;I2·53 23.48 +28·41 +26.83 +33.84-

Shajapur 677,578 599,783 77,79'1 iO.08 II .48 +28.78 +26.,8 +46.,0 Rajgarb 645,855 584,072 61,783 9.57 + 24·95 +24.84 +26.04

Vidisha 656,0 II 563,132 92,879 13. 14 14. 16 +34. 10 +32.52 +#·49

Sehore 1,085,II9 628,708 456,4 II 36 .01 42.06 +43.78 +30.20 +67.93

Raisen 552,680 52 [,863 30 , 81 7 5.31 5·90 +34·33 +33·95 +41.12

Hoshangabad 805,457 630,042 175,415 19·28 21.78 +30.27 +26.24 +47.13 Betul 736,482 668,77'- 67,7°7 8.40 9.19 +31·42 +30.28 +43.79 Sagar 1,062,[27 801,818 260,3°9 22.6g. 24.51 +33·34 +30.20 +«.05 Damoh 573,201 494,212 13.78 +30·77 +29. 18 +41.6S Jabalpur 1,686,165 1,003,723 37.10 40 .47 +32·37 +25·28 :-1-44.39 TABLE IV 1971 Cell.us RURAL AND URBAN COMPOSITIO~ OF POPULATION--Conc1d. (Provisional Figures) __;._------,------1 Percentage of Urban to Decennial Growth Rate 1961-71 Population, 197 ._~ ______..A-_~ ______~ State/District ,------. Total Population Total Rural Urban ,------"------.., Total Rural Urban 1961 1971

------~------~------~------_-----~------_-_- 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ------'------.. ----- 21 2 11.88 12.96 +25·98 +24·44 +37.46 Narsimhapur District .'\. 5 1 9,565 452, 3 67,35 826,063 48 ,699 4.84 5·57 +27.80 +26.82 +46 .93 Mandla 874,762 6 66 12·53 15.83 +26·°7 +21.31 +59·33 Chhindwara 9'9°,.341 833,575 15 ,7

62 1 0 5.78 6,49 +28.10 +27. 13 +43.92 Seor.i 670,901 7,33 43,57 12 20 67,958 5·74 6.93 +21.5° + 19.96 +46 .75 Balaghat 980,161 9 , 3 88,649 4·22 6,7 1 +27-45 +12.41 + 10!1.45 Surguja J ,321,346 1,232,697

0 2 0 8 8·33 10.26 +20·74 +18.20 +48 '.7 1 Bilaspur 2,441,212 2,19 ,7 7 25 ,4 5 [ ,202,051 0 5·75 5·94 +22·74 +22·49 +26·74 Raigarh 1,277,954 75,9 3 06 60 6 16 12·49 16.12 +30 .57 +25. 15 +68,50 Durg 2,461 ,525 2, 4, 9 39 ,9 r8 06 325,114 11·4° 12·45 +3°·43 +28.88 +42 .5° Raipur 2,6Il, 3 2,286, 9 00 6 6 2·3° 3·73 +29.71 +27. 81 + I 10.25 Bastar 1,514,4 1,457,84 5 ,554

16 :197:1 CENSUS TABLE V (P rovisiollal figures) POPULATION OF CITIES AND TOWNS, CRoWTH RATE, LITERACY AND SEX-RATIO.

Total of each si,z.e clasS! Population 1971 Growth rate% Literates, 1971 Literacy SelL Urban Agglomera ...----___.A-.. ____--, rate, ratie tion/Town ,-______A ______-. r----.A..--~ 197 1 197 1 Persons Males Female' 1951-61 1961-71. Persons Males Females (2) , _. (::1_) ___(4) (5) (6) (8) (9) (10) (I I) ALL CLASSES (NO. OF TOWNS 2:48) A. Total Clas. I .. (100,(100+) (No.ofTowns II t)

I. Indore Urban Agglomeration 123,419° 57. n: 1161 (i) Indore (M. C.) 543,797 2 9 1 ,86& PIS3 .. ~ 12 rii) Indore Urban outgrowth 202,979 3,399 57·08~ 27,989 1 5. 1 35 .. J l84' (iii) C. S. W. T. Indore 836 625 21I 6v 530 91 74.28 3Sa 2. J~b'llpur Urban Agglomeration !293,752 239,999 42.8]: {5.43 299.965 192,,63 J87,!!02 56.20 117 (a) Jabalpur 238,!U:5 20·3,I53 45'03 49·43 ••G,t74 ]:51 ,775 39,o!t9 54·57 153 (i) Jabalpur (M, C,) I 55. 1 3 855 (ii) J abalpur Urban outgrowth 5,294 3,01 I 749 3 0 •85 843 (iii) Heavy Vehicle Factory Area 3,696 2,791 3,477 '\3.60 7'\5 (b) Jabalpur Cantonment 50,400 3 2 ,368 18,040 I9.84 22.88 32 ,834 B,14I 65.15 557 (i) Jabalpur Cantonment 39,203 1 7, 163 22,584 14,905 7,679 57.61 779 Cii) Military area 877 9,788 462 91 ·5+ 8.,\

(i) Khamaria (0. F. A.) 2 3,176 12,862 .. j ( 802 ? 5,536 51L 7°-{ (ii) Khamaria Urban outgrowth 2,g09 1,496 1,313 .. J l 878

(iii) G.C. F. area 15,99f 8,81 9 11,003 6,577 68.81 814

3. GwaliorUrban Agglomeration '4°6,755 '220,783 'X30,233 "65,986 ~8.114 142 (i) Gwalio. (M. C.) 379,145 ~203,819 1 75,326 124,734 65,012 50.05 860 (ii) GwalioI Urban outgn,wth 1 3,809 7,7 61 6,048 779

(iii) Morar Cantt. 7,1128 4,263 3,565 1,769 409 27·e2 836 (iv) Military Area 3,°98 449 69.99 Ig8 (v) Air Force S~on 90 5 70 8 632 116 82.65 278

4· Bbopal Urban Agglom.~ration 392,077 2 1 4,874 1 77,2°3 u7·17 75.86 204,917 129,570 75.347 52.26 Ca) Bhopal 3°9,285 ]:68,a&8 141,01781.1566.84155,136 97,615 57,5lU 50.16 (i) Bhopal (M.C.) 302,618 164,466 95,962 (ii) Bhopal Urban outgrowth 6,667 3,802 1,653 456 31 •63 754 (b) Govindpura (H. E. L.) 53,91l17 llIg,8RllI :19,956 n,954 59·:17 805

( c) Bairalarh / '28,865 .6,724 5,872 61.91 726 Ci) Bairagarh 7,888 5,266 57,22 915

(ii) 3 EME Centre 4,721 4 III 606 80.25 245 tSix additional town viz,Jabalpur Cantt., Khamaria Govindpura (H.E.L,), Bairagalh, Bhilainagar and Sagar Ca.:ltt. are also included in Class I by way of Urban Agglomeration making a total ofl7 towns in Class I.

16 TABLE V POPULATION OF CITIES AND TOWNS, GROWTH RATE, LITERACY AND SEX·RATIO--Contd. \ :1971 CENSl]S (Provisional figures) T~~~l~f~ch -si;~-cl;;~------P~~ulation~;_----- Growth-;ate%-----Literates,-1 9;_--Litera;--S~- Urban Agglomera- r------.A.---~--. ,------A... ~-. r------A----~____. rate, ratio don/Town Persons Males Females 1951-61 1961-71 Persons Males Females 1971 1971

(2) (3) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ( II)

5· Durg.Bhilainagar Urban Agglom.eration 245,333 I34,174 HI,I59 557.96 84· I4 I25,261 43,:135 5:1.06 828

Ca) Durg 7°,776 37,U2 33,654 :132.67 50.22 36,002 J:2,7b8 50 .S, 9 0 7

(i) Durg (M) ~ 37,122 36,002 23,234 (ii) Durg UrbanJ outgrowth

(b) Bhilainagar 174,557 89,259

(il Bhilainagar 151),464 88,32 9 81,983 53,782 28,201 51 ·74 794

(ii) Bhilainagar Urban outgrowth 16,093 8,72 3 7,370 7,276 5,IIO 2,166 45.21 845 s. Ujjain Urban Agglom.eJ"ation :108,455 40,034 5:1·~6 903

(i) Ujjain (M,C.) 109,036 39,953 52 .05 903

(ii) Ujjain Urban outgrowth 357 81 27.26 906

7. Raipur Urban Agglom.eration 97,027 55.66 47.30 39,580 53.27 89:1

(i) Raipur (M.C.) 82,640 59,940 34,6II 54.22 gOI !iii Raipur Urban outgrowth 14,387 4,969 47.98 839

8. Sagar Urban Agglomeration 1'54,811 83,9I4 70,897 30 .73 47.90 82,382 28,575 53·2:1 845

(a) Sagar I27,458 68,147 59,31X 28.67 49.09 66,504 23,795 52. 18 870

(i) Sagar (M) •. 55,563 62,681 39,790 22,891 52.86 882

(ii) Sagar Urban outgrowth 8,869 3,743 (b) Sagar Cantt. 27,353 II,586 40.80 42.57 58 . 0 5 735

Ii) Sagar Cantt. !:!O,384 9,738 10,,820 3.963 53. 08 915 (iii Sagar Military ~area 6,969 1.848 817 7'2.58 361

9. Bilaspur Urban Agglomeration 68,899 ; 6z,g05 121. 76 50.86 8g8 (i) Bilaspur (M) .• 56,61 9 51 , 264 53.51 90 5

Iii) Bita,pur RaIlway Colony 10,641 61.01 867

10. RatlaUl Urban Agglomeration u8,625 55.47 900

(i) Ratlam (M) 106,039 55,718 50 ,321 58,434 55. 11 90 3 (ii) Ratlam Urban outgrowth 12,586 6,700 5,886 7,370 58 .56 879

II, BUl"hanpu,r Urban Aggilomeration 105,349 54,591 l\i,869 45·57 930 (i) BUlhanpur (M) 54,542 47,992 3 1 ,126 16,866 4.~·~9 930

'_ii) Burhanpur urbain outgrowtb 89 49 19 16 3 21.35 816

17 TABLE V POPULATION OF cmES AND TOWNS, GROWTH RATE, LITERACY AND SE'X-RATIO--('cutd. 1971 CENSUS (Pr.visJronal figures", ------.__ __ ~7-______'2 Total of each size class! Population 1971 Growth rate% Literates, 1971 Literacy Sex .-______....A. ____----, ,-___ ....A. ____....., Urban Agglomera r------~------. rate, ratio tion/Town Persons Males Females 1951-61 1961-71 Persons Males Females 1971 1971 ------(I) (2) (3) (5) (6) (8) (9) (10) (II) ,------.------B. TotaJ Class U 359'525 3I1 ,573 7.03 5J:.6g 867 (50 000-99,999) (No. of Towns 11)

I. Khandwa 85,513 44,939 40,574 22.27 34·47 47,233 29,354 17,879 55. 23 90 3 2. Rewa 69,197 38,120 31,077 45.38 60.68 33,474 23,201 10,273 48.37 81 5 3. Mhow Cantonment 63,755 35,366 28,389 7.56 32 .73 36,106 12,465 56.63 803 4. Murwara 62,677 33,226 29,45' 36 .26 30.76 10,928 50.64 886

5. Satna 60,944 34,524 26,420 88.51 60.19 9·579 49·(.8 'i6~,

6. Damoh 59,993 31,617 28,376 26.2'2 28,59 3 1 ,S60 11,5S3 53.27 8S7

7. Mandsaur 57,008 29,882 27,1!:?6 21.24 36 .14 29,97' 8. Rajnandgaon 55,782 28,870 26,912 91 ·75 24.85 28,174 g. Chhindwara 53,489 27.973 25,516 34.69 43·62 29,678 18,437

10. Dewas 24,575 26,672 17,IW8 51.41 900

J I • Shivpuri 21,964 43. 19 836 C. T:otal ClaSfi IU (~o ,000-49,999) (No. of TOWDoi ~)

I. Neemuch 49,773 26,807 22,966 28·73 37·16 25,694 17,423 8,271 51.62 857

2. Raigarh 48,041) 25,369 22,67, 24.#! 30.09 23,872 16,095 7,777 49.69 894

3. Itarsi 46,854 25,205 21,649 35.56 39.40 2 J ,837 16,724 9,113 55· 14 859 4. Bhind 45,789 25,586 20,203 69.74 62 ·33 21,4°1 14,606 6,795 46.74 790

5. Morena 44,902 24,873 20,029 56 .35 58 .46 21,402 14,67 I 6,731 47.66 80'\ 6. Dhamtari 43,440 22,072 21,368 83·86 37.68 18,948 12,'!-97 6,451 43.62 g68

7. Vidisha 43,21(' 23,506 19,704 44.48 55.89 22,530 14,557 7,973 52.14 838 8. Guna 42,335 22,782 19,553 39.65 36 .49 20,49 1 13,704 6,787 48 .40 858

9. Kbargone 41,336 21,558 19,678 47.64 34,86 2o,4i4 13,402 7,°72 49.j3 909 10. Seoni 38,390 19,990 18,400 20.98 26.81 IU,213 13,203 8,010 55.26 920

I I. Jaora 37,51 I 19,555 17,956 5.51 20.46 15,536 10,'t96 5,040 41.42 918

12. Datia 37,437 19,740 17,697 II .28 27·21 15,583 10,524 .),059 41.62 897

13. Jagdalpur 36,940 19,720 17,220 4-7 ·99 80·97 19,1I 7 12,113 7,004 51. 75 873

14. Dhar 36,164 19,088 17,°76 19.76 27.68 19,3~4 12,333 7,0').1 53. 12 895 15. Sehore 36,141 19,433 16,708 36 ,45 26.86 14,806 9,971 4,835 40.97 860 16. Bina (Itawa) 33,476 17,969 15,507 II6.oJ 21.84 17,167 I1,306 5,861 51.28 863

17. Balaghat 33,35° 17,604 1,'),746 16·!'7 75. 62 18,158 11,709 6,449 54.45 894 18. Korba 17,952 162.2 3 3,990 43·43

19. Nagda 17,779 14,577 98 .80 9,869 4,255 43.65

18- TABLE V POPULATION OF CITIES AND TOWNS, GROWTH RATE, LITERACY AND SEX-RATIO-Contd. 1971 CENSU,I (Provis'onal figur~ ------,----.------. -""'- Total of each size class/ Population 1971 . Growth rate % Literates, 197 1 Literacy Sex Urban Agglomera- .-______--A- ______,-'-___--A- ___----, .-______----A-__. ------, rate, ratio tion/Town Persons Males Females 1951-61 1961-71 Persons Males Females 1971 1971

------~~------.------_ ..----_._.--- _-- ---_-- ---.------_- - --_ (2) (6) (8) (9) (10) (II) .------'------~----- 20. Chhatarpur 32,317 14,685 J6·95 45·93 9,::91 4,745 44.36 833 21. Shahdo\ 17,466 14,779 79.09 45·27 10,895 5,42') 50.60 846

22. Betul 16,397 '4,493 27. 6, 55·54 6.521 57·47 884 23. Hoshangabad .. 29,433 15,899 '3;534 28.65 52 .63 10,869 5,975 57.23 851

24. Harda 28,506 '3,354 '9·52 27 ·97 16,112 10,241 5,87' 56.52 881 25. Tikamgarh '3,207 52 .42 36 .37 8,318 4,01 7 44· '9 898

26. Mandla ; .. 27,473 '3,103 36.32 4 1.50 9,573 5,61 7 55.29 9'2 27. Rajhara-Jharan Dalli 26,557 12,455 13·75 9,232 6,566 2,666 34.76 883

28. Narsimhapur 25,558 13,666 14,660 9,198 5,462 ,,7.36 870

29. Shajapur 25,195 13,347 11,848 25. 20 ~5·49 12,284 7,975 4,309 48 . 76 888

30. Panna 24,383 12,93:; ",448 36.70 45.68 7,35 2 3,~63 44·76 885

3 I. Ambikapur 23,752 ",230 47.08 55.85 8,173 4,691 54. 16 897 32. Pandhurna 22,548 10,717 26.86 26.62 6,450 3,389 43.64 906 33. Sironj 10,576 14 ·4' 29.66 5,059 2,61 7 34·24 893

34. Barwani 11,691 IC,417 25·53 26·72 II ,065 7,066 3,999 50 .°5 891

35. Bhatapara 21,903 10,85 1 38.07 29.58 1°,201 6,794 3,4 0 7 46 ,57 982

36. Dabra ~ 21,395 11,268 10,127 98,42 68,98 6,673 2,958 45.02 898 37. Kurasia~' 21,098 11,628 9,470 221·47 ";,428 2,225 36.27 814 38. Basoda 10,998 9,445 59·53 44·4" 6,392 3,313 47 ·47 859 39. Badnagar 10,562 9,516 12.87 16.89 6,432 3,516 49·55 90.'

D. Total Class IV 147,617 44.95 9 0 1:

( 10,000-1 90999) (No. of Towns 74)

I. Khurai 19,745 9,317 32.65 28.90 9,699 3,335 49· 12 893

2. Sheopur 19,70 3 9,672 53.56 35.03 7,967 5,551 2,416 40·44 &64

3. Ashoknagar 19,655 9,071 29.65 36 . 11 9,545 6,3 1 9 3,226 48,56 857

4. Shujalpur 18,956 10,112 8,844 28·73 38 .47 8,235 5,637 2,598 43·44 87~

'\. Gadarwara 18,686 9,947 8,739 15·34 27· 15 6,456 3,558 53·59 879 6. Sendhwa 18,422 9,531 8,891 57.89 39.06 5,364 2,798 44·3' 933 7. Sihora 18,359 9,698 8,661 79.01 29.34 8,010 2,611 43.63 893 8. Champa 18,323 9,190 9,133 36 ,54 12.70 2,634 45. 25 994

9. Piparia 18,281 9,70 4- 8,577 27·44 40 .22 6,117 10. Khacharod 18,260 9,4-.29 8,831 '4.24 23·44 5,382 2,715 44·34 937

I I. Dongargarh 18,170 20 8,850 12.00 28.69 5,898 3,180 49.96 95 9,3 0

19 TABLE V POPULATION OF CITIES AND TOWNS, GROWTH RATE, LITERACY AND SEX.RATIO-Contd. 1971 CENSUS (Pro\.isional figures) T~~~~f~~h-~~~~la;;f------Popcl-;;:-tio;;-~7~------G;~~;h~'~~~% ------Li~;r~~;,-I-;;;------Liifa~; - Sex Urban Agglomera- .--______----.A. ______---. ,---_____-"- _____ -, ,---____------.A- ______--, r2te ratio tion/Town Persons Males Females 1951-61 1961-71 Persons Males Females 1971 1971

(2) (3) (5) (6) (8) (9) (10) (II) ------~------.------~------~------

lZ. ::'Ifahasamund .. 17,541 2,745 46 .33 937

13. MuTl geli 17,066 8,720 7,7 1 7 5,090 2,627 45. 22 957

'4. Barwaha 17,°23 9,475 7,54832.21 52.1':; 8,950 6,2.55 2,695 52.58 797

15. Amla 16,9 10 37·94 7,995 4,976 3,019 47.28 842

16. N epa nagar 1",748 8,2',0 7<).36 7,674 4,99 1 2,683

17. Nargada-HariDafai 15,732 4.69 1 I,I8r

18. Sanawad 15,188 7,104

19. Maihar 7,940 7,244 5,602 4,003 1,599 36.89 912

20. SaTangpur 7,72 5 7,345 23.27 33. 80 4,7 1 7 3,337 1,380 3 I. 30 951

2 I. Waraseoni 14,877 7,686 7,191 18·33 31.56 7,763 5,068 2,695 52.18 936

22. K~more 14,82 7 8,241 6,586 20·35 6,672 2,270 45.00 799

23. Ma)1.idpuf 14,753 7,624 6,966 4,580 2,386 47. 2 2 935

24. Nainpur 14,672 7,536 8,065 5,044 3.0 21 54·97 947

25- Garhakota 14,637 7,63 1 7, DOC; 22 ·37 29· c6 6,155 I,g03 42.05 9 I B

26. Agar 14,449 7,006 11.50 25.80 6,433 4,277 2,156 44·52 941 27- Gohad 6,465 38 .26 39.05 5,272 3,916 1,356 36.85 824

28. Ashta 7,33 1 6,706 44.06 56 .30 5,02 3 3,32 7 1,696 35·78 915

29. Narsingarh 13,8zo 7,377 6,443 16.36 19·57 6,420 4,37 1 2,049 46.45 873

3D. Begamganj 13,370 7,043 6,327 51.56 33.31 5,092 3,466 1,626 38.09 8gB

31. Alirajpur 13,347 6,295 3 1 .30 31.35 6,024 3,930 2,094 45. 13 893

3Z. Tikuri 13,3 ID 6,755 6,555 6,597 4,149 2,448 49·56 970

33. Kukshi 13,290 6,865 6,42 5 31 .83 32.59 5,421 3,695 1,726 40 .79 936

:34' Amlai* 7,777 5,369 4,733 3,599 1,134 36.00 690

35' Anjad 13,°52 6,7 12 6,340 29.71 24. 01 4,810 1,540 36 .85 9~5

36. Biaora 13,00Z 6,887 6, IIS 19.99 28.31 5,650 3,93 1 1,719 43.45 888 37' T?Jl'ana 6,75 1 6,173 27·13 19. 61 5,475 3,783 1,692 42 ·36 914

:'l8. Rampw-a 6,52 7 6,160 I 1.27 -2.71 3,998 2,043 47·62 944

39' Kareii 12,354 6,447 5,907 94·95 43.60 6,53 1 4,067 2,464 52.87 916 40' Deori 12,323 6,578 5,745 18.04 3 1.33 5,698 3,782 I ,~1If, '1E.Q;4 873' 41. Manendragarh 12,236 6,562 5,674 79·03 24·77 6,264 4,°7 1 2,.193 51.19 865 42. Hatta 12,103 6,337 5,766 36 ,75 32 .75 5,743 3,81 3 1,930 47·45 910

43. Sohagpur 5,816 4.33 28.96

20 TABLE V

PPP~~ OF CITIU ~NI) TPWliS, GRQWfl1Ill;A.TB, "'T£,JlA'CY .6.N., ' • .aATIO-Coattt. 1:971: CENSUS (Provlsiooal 'Igares) ------~------~ ------.------.------~,------...A.______~otal of each size class! Population 1971 Growth rate% Literates, 1971 Literacy Se"lt Urban Agglomera r------~------~ ,- -----,. rate, rapp tion/Town Persons Males Females 1951-61 1961-71 Persons Males Females 197 1 1971

(I) (5) (7) (8) (10) (II)

44. Seoni Malwa 12·,°59 5,5g6 21.83 32 .30 4,374 2,111 53.78 886

45. Jamai 3,899 2,~2 50.go 918

-46. Manasa 5,683 17.89 3°·29 4,028 1,974 5°.58 919

-47. Panagar 1I,81 I 5,761 58 ,58 4,689 1,534 39.70 952 -48. Multai 11,742 5,579 --30 .04 42 .64- 5,836 2,°40 49.7° 905 -49. Sausar 11,638 5,64-1 32.46 29·86 5,045 1,595 45·35 941 g>. MParajpur II,554 5,424 lJ9·36 -1.77 3,488 943 30.19 885

5 I • Rajgarh 6,119 5,359 22·77 26.20 5,763 3,802 1,961 50 .21 52. Nowgong 6,592 4,872 54·97 33·24 6,243 1,923 54 ·46 739 ··~1 .53.. Kawatdha 5,6go 5,637 --13.10 10·97 4,895 11,655 42.22 991 54. Sal;>algarh 5,977 5,280 44·94 50·45 4,479 3,259 1,220 39. 79 883

.55. Gobra Nawapara 37·5° 4,3 19 1,355 39.08 9 81 56. Ambah 10,982 5,°85 16·47 64.7° 5,025 3,495 1,530 45 . 76 862 T 57. Mungaoli 10,881 5,100 33.14 33.21 4,661 3,158 1,1503 42.84 882

58. Bhanpura 5,561 5,260 25.65 11.89 5,575 .59. Sakti ., 5,253 53.27 32.40 4,863 1,505 45·20 954

-60. Chhota-Chhindwara 10,754 5,599 5. 155 36.98 38 .64 5,816 3,636 2,180 54.08 921

-61. Ahiwara* 10,67 1 5,70 7 4,964 4,556 3,065 1,491 42·70 870

62. Joura 10,638 5,681 4,957 4,42 4- 3,lI5 1,3°9 41 '59 873 -63. Kanker 10,545 5,456 5,089 31.74 62·55 5,189 3,461 1.728 49·21 933

-64, RajPl.lr 5,384 5,135 25.28 24.33 2,689 1,309 38 .01 954- 65. Jhabua 5,553 4,951 66.23 3,690 2,274 56 ,78 892 -66. Chanderi 10,355 5,453 4,902 39.61 25.24 2,783 1,087 37·37 899

fJ7' Jawad 10,332 5,255 5,077 0.87 29.66 5,°92 3,444 1,648 49.28 966

68. Umaria 4,957 37·94 4,162 2,869 1,293 40 .62 944

69. Shamgarh 10,196 5,393 4,803 40.21 1,382 45.53 891

7 0. Chikbali Kalan 10,188 5,959 4,229 21·33 1,021 36.04 710

71. Manawar 10,136 5,347 4,789 55. 16 21·74 4,247 1,279 41.90 896 72. Alot 10,136 5,187 4,949 1,306 41.16 954 73. Newra 10,076 5,066 5,°10 4,332 1,401 42 .99 989 74. Tirodi 10,°37 5,095 4,942 3,:ras 2,399 909 32 .96 970

21 TABLE V

POPULA'DO,N OF ~ AND TOWNS, GROWTH RATE, LITERACY AND SEX-RATIO-CoDtd . -97- CENS,()S (Provisional Figures)

------,------Population 1971 Growth rate% Literates, 1971 Literacy Sex Total of each size c1assi .--.A.__ ~ ,,-_____..A. _____--, Urban Agglomera· r------.A.,------, rate, ratio don/Town Persons Males Females 1951-61 1961-71 Persons Males Females 1971 1971 ----__ (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (II)

B. Total Clatls V f~::!i!t~ToWD8 95) I • Sarangarh 9,957 4,942 5·34 4,737 3,187 1,550 47.57 1,015-

2. KharsiaJl.. 9,941 5,186 4,755 39.68 28.49 4,733 3,190 1,543 47.61 91T

3' Maheshwar 9,834 4,779 7.50 21 ·57 4,822 1,629 49.03 94~ 4. Sardarpur 9,791 4,21 9 1,437 43·09 903' Rajgarh

5' Katangi 4,945 4,749 34·54 2,767 I ,395 42 ·93 9600 (Baiaghat) 6. Uncbahara 4,977 4,690 16.89 29.81

7. Katangi 4,539 3,522 (Jabalpur)

8. Khodargama* 9,586 5,196 4,390 2,784 2,086 6g8 29.04 845-

10 28 82 2,969 1,624 48 .30 929' 9. Rehli , 9,5 4,9 4,5 4,593 10. Baloda Bazar .. ", 4,898 4,556 33.01 4,72 4 3,174 I ,550 49· £7 93!>-

I I.. Takhatpura 4,733 4,673 4,274 2,823 1,451 45·44 987

12. Balod* 9,396 4,61 5 4,42 7 2,880 t ,547 47. 12 965- 13. Sidhi 9,369 4,106 86.60 4,491 1,287 47·93 7~ 14. Chachaura- Binaganj 9,191 4,286 21.00 39·30 3,500 1,028 38 .08 874

IS. Badnawar 9,135 3,599 1,169 39·40 940>

16. Raisen 9,130 4,991 3,629 2,494 1,135 39·75 830> 17. Bhander 9,074 4,809 2,482 1,033 38.74 887 18. KiranduI* 9,069 5,470 3,599 2,676 848 38.86 658 19. AkaltaraAfc 8,928 4,600 4,328 9.36 4,105 2,816 1,289 45.98 941

20. Johilla Colliery 8,908 4,187 125.08 23.91 2,430 1,762 668 27.28 887

2 I. Chirmiri CoUiery 8,862 4,031 35·°3 2,983 2,159 824 33.66 834- 22. Khetia 8,824 4,310 35.86 29·04 3,372 2,365 1,007 38.21 95~ 23. Bijawar 8,753 4,553 3,528 2,462 1,066 4°.31 922

24. Kota 8,735 4,437 4,298 15. 19 3!Z'53 1,166 44.05 969

25. Sitamau 8,460 4,464 3.996 4·95 14·91 3,91 I 1,098 46 .23 895 26. Kannod 8,435 4,380 4,055 16.58 28·97 1,068 41.35 926

27. Khilchipur 8,4l 3 4,40 5 4,008 11.97 20·70 876 38.51 910

28. BaraiIy .... 8,317 3,839 g,7!l0 1,250 44.73 85,

22 TABLE V

POPUL~TlON OP CITIES AND TOWNS, GROWTH RATE, LITERACY AND SEX-RATIO--Coatd. '197'1 C'ENSUS -----_. ______4~~~~~~~~_~~~::> Total of each size class/ Population 1971 .. Growth rate% Literate3, 1971 Literacy Se x- O Urban Agglom~ra r------~. ----. I~----~--~ r----"- rate., ra ti tion/Town Persons Males Females 1951-61 1961-71 Persons Males Females 1971 1971

(I) (!a) (3) , (5) (6) (8) (9) (ro) (II)

29. Karera 8,303 4,959 3,344 3,935 3,056 879 47·39 674 30. Sonkatch 8,230 4,237 3,993 3,665 2,424 1,241 44 ·53 9411 31. Kotma,. 8,182 4,338 3,844 3,526 2,378 1,148 43.09 886 32. Rahat$arh 8,178 4,337 3,841 34·73 2,397 1,778 6 19 29.31 886 33. BetulBazar 8,165 4,086 4,079 4.86 21.21 3,882 2,438 1,444 47 ·54 998 34. Garbth 8,039 4,168 3,871 22.32 22·34 3,589 1,059 44 .64 929 35' Pachmarhi Cantt 8,012 4,851 3,161 12.02 45.96 5,226 1,516 65·23 652 36. Jashpur Nagar 7,959 4,4°5 3,554 31 '38 38 .06 4,361 1,381 54.79 807 37. Gaurella 7,947 4,068 3,879 42·37 3,941 2,500 1,441 49·59 954 38. Lahar 7,918 3,566 2,771 2,085 686 35.ou 819 39. Khairagarh 7,901 3,814 19·04 20.15 4,052 2,569 1,483 51.28 933 40' Timarni 7,896 3,714 13·20 23.95 4,164 2,765 1,399 52.74 888 4 1• Raghogarh 7,773 3,676 13.93 22.12 2,759 1,945 814 35·49 897 42. Berasia 7,761 4,127 3,634 2,834 1,853 981 36,52 881 43. Bemetara * 7,755 4,106 3,649 3,595 2,473 1,122 46.36 888 44. Burhar 7,70 7 3,981 3,726 23·35 18·99 2,286 1,225 45.56 936 45. Nagod 7,695 4,048 3,647 24·07 31.63 2,173 935 40 .39 901 46. Hatpipalya 7,690 3,638 36.8g 1,970 795 35.96 898 61 47. Banda*- ~ .. 7,629 3,5 4,000 2,663 1,337 53.40 875 48. Patan 7,5 17 3,559 33.82 3,UI! 2,066 1,055 41 ·52 899 49. Kbategaon 7,5°2 3,591 34·49 974 42 .38 918 50. Sailana 7,492 3,622 3.83 30.14 2,200 1,046 43·33 936 51. Kasrawad 7,475 3,922 3,553 26.12 3,01 5 864 40 .33 906 52. Badkuhi 7,440 4,°36 3,40 4 6.21 3,148 1,06! 4ll.31 843 53. Dongarparasia 7,235 3,783 3,452 2,525 476 34.90 913

54. Susner 7,131 3,763 3,368 34·75 2,830 2,027 803 39.69 895

55. Dharampuri 7,108 3,671 3,437 27·29 2,637 1,886 75 1 37. IO 936 56. Kolaras 7,049 3,697 3,352 36 . 19 2,774 1,905 869 39·35 907

57. Nalkhera 6,934 3,623 3lL20 2,586 1,81 5 77 1 37·29 9 14 58. Sarsed (Harpalpur) * 6,899 3,648 2,742 1,838 904 39·74 891 59. Patharia Kalan. 6,893 3,61 9 3,274 1.934 981 42.2 9 9°5

60. Tal 6,861 3,472 9,389 10.09 20.28 1.804 870 38 .97 976 TABLE V

Total of each size class! Population 1971 Urban Agglomera r--'---"'" tion/Town Persons Males

(1 ) (3) (5) (6) (8) (9) (ro) (rr) ------~

61. Kur~1i 6,8II 3,263 32.97 2,6~ 9~ 38,89 91 7

62. Thandla 6,772 3,51 9 3,253 33·54 3,628 1,322 53·57 924

63. Butaria* 6,754 3,437 3,31 7 3,237 1,203 48 .22 965 64. Pasan* 6,716 3,820 2,896 1,968 452 119,30 758

65. Bbikangaon 6,687 3,197 53.72 11,778 958 41 ·54 9 16

66. Narayangarb 6,672 3,260 12·45 18·34 3,050 2,230 820 45·71 955 67. Mahesbwar 6,648 3,574 3,074 7.60 21.29 3,338 2,28g 1,049 50.21 860 68. Ranapur 6,557 3,386 3,171 2,679 1,81 4 865 40 .86 937 6g. Dindori* .. , 6,554 3,386 3,168 3,1194 2,156 1,138 50.26 936

70. Petlawad 6,436 3,310 3,126 33·53 2,737 1,827 910 42'53 944- 71. Ichbawar 6,395 3,399 2,996 2,126 1,476 650 33.24 881

72 • Iklehra* 6,370 3,587 2,783 1,732 699 38 . 16 776

73. Pichhore (Gwalior) 6,36(' 3,322 3,038 39.41 1,488 382 2 9.4° 915

74. Garhi Malehra 6,322 3,338 2,984 2 4.96 6.03 1,42 9 643 32.77 '894-

75. Bhaurasa 6,30 7 3,285 29. 1 7 1,753 1,357 396 27.79 920 76. Sawer 6,220 3,258 40.18 2,577 1,909 668 41 ·43 909

77. Lodhi Kheda 6,082 3,137 2,945 9. 19 1,589 622 36 . 3.5 939

78. Ajaigarh* 6,031 3,218 2,81 3 1,455 677 35·35 814

79. Depalpur 6,02~ 3,107 2,9 1 5 1,787 688 41. 10 939 80. Mhowgaon* 3,178 2,809 1,678 608 38.18 884

81. Sirgiti* 3,106 2,832 614 38.40 912 82. Saraipali* 3,008 1,755 915 46 ,35 915

83. Gogaon 2,918 21.18 2,334 11,70 3 631 40.60 97°

84. Khirkiya* 5,745 2,863 1,871 992 49.83 884

85. Bijeypur 5,473 2,830 1,520 450 35·99 934

86. New Katni Rly.Jn.* 5,40 7 3,006 2,401 845 49.69 799 87. Mehgaon 5,378 50.18 1,453 463 35.63 787

88. Babai* 5,318 2,335 1,607 728 43.91 853 89, SUrajpur* 5,297 1,989 1,433 556 37.55 8go go, Jobat .. 2,745 2,668 1,743 925 50.95 908

91. Dungaria Chhapara * 2,686 1,747 939 51.85 907 Ordnance Factory 3,110 1,986 754· area Katni

:'24 TABLE V

POPULATION OF CITIES AND TOWNS, GROWTH R..,TE. LITERACY AND SEX-RAnO-Confi;l

~ CENSUS (Provisional fi.are.) ______"------c------:....------.------___ ---- Total of each size class! Population 1971 Growth rate% Literates, 1971 Literacy Sex:- .-______.A. ______~ .-_____ -"___ ~ .-____'""- __-,; __ ---, Urban Agglomera- rate, ratio ti J ..... /T.0~,\'n P~~,)'1S ]\fi.l~s !"c!,,!2!es r9sr-6r Is6r-jI Persons 1fales . emalcs 197 1 1971 ------,_------_._------(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (10) (II) ------_...... __------(9)

93· Akodia* 5,130 2,660 2,470 2,073 1,430 643 4°.41 929

94· Bai~unthpur 5,o65 2,717 2,348 29·7° 55.27 2,739 1,783 956 54.08 864

95· Pichhore (Shivpuri) * 5,043 2,721 2,322 2,189 1,546 643 43·'(.1 853

F. T:oilal Class VI 46,821 25,486 2I,335 (-)56.28 (-)28.15 18,0 37 12,6ltlll 5,4:15 38 '511 837 (Less than 5,0100) (No. of Towns :la)

z. North Jhagra 4,944- 2,807 2,137 (-) 13 ·94 1,481 1,099 382 29.96 761 Khand Colliery

2. Bagli 4,83'! 2,531 2,301 32 . 63 1,883 1,326 557 38 .97 909

3· BhaIIlodi* 4,805 2,733 2,°72 1,92 9 1,319 610 40 . 15 758

4· Malhargarh 4-,753 2,378 2,375 21·37 2,173 1,554 61 9 45·72 999

5· Chanda meta * 4,343 2,424 1,919 1,494 1,033 -4,61 34.40 792 6. Chhuikhadan ., 4,024 2,OI6 2,008 4·34 15.25 1,840 1,225 61 5 45·73 996

7· Gandhisagar ., 3,954 2,166 1,788 .. (-)65.7 1 1,688 1,152 536 4 2 . 69 825 8. Ramauujganj .. 3,880 2,066 1,81 4 4·97 22·32 1,533 1,074 459 39.51 378

9· Panara* 3,834 2,190 1,644 1,501 1,021 480 39. 15 75 1 10. South Jhagra- 3,515 2~036 1,479 1,181 883 2g8 33,.'14 726 Khand Collier'Y*

II. Khajuraho* .. 2,72 5 1,5°1 1,224 673 533 14<) 24·70 815 0 60 12. Pachmar,hi (N. A. C.) 1,212 638 574 9 .94 85. 661 403 258 54'54 90------_ ------

NOTE.- -( 1) New towns added in 1971 Ce•. sus in compari~on to 1961 are shown with*

(2) Column 5 is blank in r'spect of new towns of 1961 as also declassified towns of 195 I recJ)gn;sed again in I S6z.

(3)lColumn 6 is blank in respect of new towns of 197 I as also declassifie

25 TABLE vm TARsn. WISE PQPULATION, GROW'PH.RATE. LITERACY AND SI'X·RA'IIO :197:1 Cens61s

(RURA~) (Provisional Figures) ------pop~lation-;;7;----Growtl: rate % ------uterate;-;~;71------Lite- - --- racy Sex ,----____-"- ______--, , ___....A--_--, , ______..A- __ ------, rate, State, District /Tahsil ratio Persons Males Females 1951-61 1961 71 Persons Males Females 1971 1971

(2) (5) (6) (8) (9) ------_.(I) ------(3) (7) (10) (I I) Madhya Pradesh 34.880,361 17,816,708 17,063,653 RO·95 25.72 5,84'5,639 4,822,080 :1,023,559 16'76 958

I. Morena District 881,506 480,272 401,234 lilO. 36 lil3. 08 149,348 131 ,57:1 :17 ·777 16·94 835

I. Ambah Tahsil 194,351 105,705 88,646 18.11 18.97 42,376 35,652 6,724 21.80 339

2. Morena Tahsil I61,gOg 89,813 71,490 23.85 26,43 29,101 2:6,175 2,92 6 18.04 7g6 9. Joura Tahsil 164,01 !I 90,798 73,214 15.3 I 21 .41 29,g!W 26,399 2,921 17.88 806 4. Sabalgarh Tahsil 144,421 78,335 66,086 21.66 24.96 24,570 21,855 2,715 17.01 844

5. Bijeypur Tahsil 78,658 42,549 36, 109 13·43 24.62 9,216 x8,388 828 II ·72 849 6. Sheopur Tahsil 138,761 73,072 65,689 29.72 24·44 14,ifi5 13,109 1,663 10.64 899

II. Bhind District 718,70 :1 390 ,235 328,466 :17.78 21·09 158,287 :133,391 24,8g6 22.02 842

I. Bhind Tahsil 240,929 129,981 110,948 17.91 18.82 57,969 47,629 10,340 24.06 854

2. Gohad Tahsil i36,007 7'4,7°1 61,306 23.71 26.89 27,136 23,824 3,312 19.95 821 3. Mehgaon Tahsil 158,463 '86,324 72,139 16·35 23·40 34, 167 29,340 4,827 2J .56 836 4. Lahar Tahsil 183,3°2 99,229 84,073 J4·98 18. 13 3~,OI5 32,5~[: 6,417 2J .28 847 B. Gwa1i"r Distrb:t .fI4,417 226,4~ 187,993 18.09 24. 29 80,365 7°,92 9 9.436 19·39 830

I. Gird Tah$il 149,047 82,597 66,450 20.J3 20.06 25,534 22,667 2,867 J7.J3804

II. Picbhore Tahail 192,7°8 1°5,325 87,383 19.98 26,44 38,590 33,922 4,668 20.02 830 g. Bhander Tahsil 34,160 9·45 27·75 4. Dada District 217,8811 :115,994: 101,888 35·:11 1t7· 39 39,991 5,145 18,35 878

I. Seondha Tahsil 108,382 58,244 50,J38 39.52 28.93 20,836 18,113 2,723 19.22 861

2. Datia Tahsil 109·500 57,750 51,750 31.11 25.90 19,155 16,733 2,422 17.49 896

5. Sblvpuri District 605,085 323,893 28:r.I92 :14.28 I6'57 83',209

I. Pobri Tahsil 86,796 46,048 4°,748 14.22 17.65 1I,3 IO 10,300

2. Shivpuri Tahsil 73,257 39,300 33,957 21.87 13.38 9,548 8,663 885 13.03 864

3. Karera Tahsil 157,67~ 85,001 72,671 J J. J8 22 ·53 22,629 19,997 2,632 J4·35 855 4. Kolaras Tahsil 125,802 67;390 58,412 13.67 20.10 20,082 17,960 2,122 15.96 867 5. Pichbore Tahsil 161,558 86,154 75,404 14.41 9.71 19,640 17,293 2,347 12.15 875

6. G.n.a Di.trict 683.351 36lil,807 320,544 22.45 31 . 17 92,079 80,939 :11,140 13·47 863

1. Guna Tahsil 135,822 72,192 63.63018.6637.20 17.1116 15,9J46 1,880 12.61 88J

2. Ashoknagar Tahsil 174,560 92,-480 82,080 24.96 27.39 27,174 3,439 15'57 887

3. b'ungaoli Tahsil '4:1,9t7 75,122 66,825 24.15 29.17 20,187 2,313 14·22 889

4. R.a,hogarh Tahsil 135.276 72,065 63,21 I 26.30 37.78 16,358 2,232 12.09 877 5. Chachaura Tahsil 95,766 5°,9-48 44,798 16.28 24.57 11,234 J,276 II .73 879 TABLE YIn TAHSIL WISE POPULATION, GROWTH RATE, LITERACY AND SEX-RATIO-Contd. 197 I Census

______. ______- ______(RURAL) ..l-_. ______(Provisional._. ______Figures) .

Population 1971 " Growth rate% Literates 197 I ' Lite- racy Sex State/Di,trict/ Tahsil ,.------..... --- -...A______, r---.-·----"'--J----1 r---'------__,.._------, r.lte, • ratio Persons Males Females 1951-61 1961-71 Persons Males Females 19" 1971

(I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7\ (a) (9) (10) (II)

7. Tikall1garh District 66,916 IO,17!l1 12.37 880

Niwari Tahsil 157,619 84,167 73,4.52 29.88 26.42 3,869 15. 1 7 873 5 2 JataraTahsil .. 199,116 106,°58 93,°58 27·90 24.44 25,398 3,8 2 8 15·75 87 3 Tikamgarh Tabsil 184,228 97,532 86,696 20.58 22·40 17,607 15,132 2,475 9.56 88g 8 Chhatarpur District 6311,1162 338,577 293,685 22·93 19.06 74,869 63,557 11,312 I1.84 867

Laundi Tahsil 169,082 90,086 78,996 28.83 32.79 22,458 19,.320 3,138 13.28 877

2 Chhatarpur Tahsil 274,OII 147,314 126,697 21.20 10.18 31,585 26,638 4,947 11·53 860

3 Bijawar Tahsil 189,169 101,177 87,992 21.I5 22.02 20,826 17,599 ?,Q,27 11.01 870

9 Panna District 397,707 1106,462 I9I ,245 32 .39 26·45 50,423 42,885 7,538 I2. 68 926 Ajaigarh Tahsil 63,961 33,943 30,018 31.16 13.92 7,240 6,482

2 Panna Tahsil 171,645 89,272 82,373 30.93 35.15 24,236 20,246 3,990 '4. 12 92 3

3 Pawai Tahsil 162,101 83,247 78,854 34·39 23·39 18,847 16,156 2,691 Il.C3 947 10 Satna District 81:8,335 416,110 402,225 27·93 !lI9· 70 J46,216 121,590

I Raghurajnagar Tahsil 11,749 19.08 95 1

2 Nagod Tahsil 161,180 82,345 78,835 26.46 31 ·47 28,557 23,625 4,932 17.72 957

3 Amarpatan Tahsil 18(),683 90,493 90,190 27.80 27·20 31,929 26,657 5,272 I7 .C7 997

4- Maihar Taltsil 126,654 64,024 62,630 ' 25.41 30.63 18,971 16,298 2,673 14·~8 978

II. Rewa Diatrict 17.41 199

Teonthar Tahsil 190 ,42 9 97,695 92,7~4 28.98 28.48 32,016 4,807 16.8 I 949

2 Sirmour Tahsil 234,606 116,700 1179°625.95 24.93 44,261 7,098 18.87 1.010

3 Mauganj Tahsil 255,398 12 7,876 127,522 28.65 22.53 40 ,560 35,225 5,335 15.88 997 '" Huzur Tahsil 227,700 IIg,838 113,862 25.89 23.02 41,260 6,711 18.12 1,000 u. Shahdol District 916,675 .fi~489 452 ,186 29·47 14,852 11.63 974 I Beol-ari Tahsil 86,293 83,456 39.02 21.39 21,190 18,592 2,598 12.48 S67

2 Bandhoia~ Tahsil 93,037 90,890 36 .77 16.72 23,377 3,149 12.71 977

3 Sohagpur Tahsil 454,4-57 230,438 224,01 9 24.69 16.03 44,573 8,069 1 I .58 972 4 Pushparajgarh Tahsil 108,542 54,721 53,821 24.93 31.08 9,437 8,401 1,036 8.61) 984

13. Sidbf Di.trlct 390,632 377,339 23.87 33 ·53 8,6t6 10.29 96

Gopadbanat Tahsil 43,970 6,290 11.65 974

27 TABLE VIII

TAHSIL WISE POPULATION, GROWTH RATE, LITERACY AND SEX-RATIO - COlltd.

J:971 CensuS (RURAL) (ProYi.ional Figures)

Population 1971 Growth rate% Literates Ig71 Lite- racy Sex State/District/Tahsil I~---' -~ _____.A...._~ ______--I ,---...... -.....-A...------"l r-~------A..------. r.:ite, ratio :;-'L..>(;';'_'_S :,,;(41\.,;) I\_¥u....,: ...... :, .~i i 1971

(I) (2) (5) (6) (7) (8) (g) (10) (1 I)

2 Deosar Tabsil 197,391 10<:',n6 96,615 24.58 39.41 15,171 I.},oS8 1,133 7·68 95

3 Singrauli Tahsil 139,359 71,451 67,90825.1131.77 13.582 12,359 1,223 9·75 95

I 4. Mandsaur District 112,694 21·94 933

I Jawad Tahsil 100,088 48,395 21·79 28·76 22,8!14 3,454 22.87 936

2 Neeffiuch Tahsil 39,982 22.84 34.16 20,39!l 2,545 24.50 92

3 Manasa Tahsil 48,505 24.84 28·94 2,989 21·77 937

4 Bhanpura Tahsil 26,55 1 9.22 31.86 10,439

5 !'.'ialhargarh Tahsil 43,287

6 Garoth Tahsil 9 1 ,765 47,48 7 14,677 1,733 17.88 932

7 .Mandsaur Tahsil 138,90 5 71,965 28,758 4,~26 23.82 930

8 Sitamau Tahsil 117,734 60,863 22,89 1 19,447 3,444 19·44 934

1:5. Ratlam District 227,689 216,B04 28.09 28.80 58,649

I Jaora Tahsil 72 ,1)88 69,)00 24.07 27.P2 23,64 0 4,158 19.60 95 1

2 Alot Tahsil 41,475 22.g8 23.11 1,256 13·45 938

3 Sailana Tahsil 90,435 44,601 37.28 35·79 5,115 5.66 973 4 RatJam Tahsil 126,582 61,625 20 .79 29. 20 20,755 3,5-81 19. 2 2 949 Iii. Ujjain District 268,4,13 21." 24,.22 82,009 U,347 16.8J: 936

Khachrod Tahsil 118,495 57,53 1

2 2.\lahidpur Tahsil 98,146 5°,939 11,348 1,445 13·03 927 3 Tarana Tahsil 106,406 55,100 15,296 1,882 16.14 931

4 Badnagar Tahsil I05,248 5·1,23' 51,01' 20·72 22·79 18,253 2,884 20.08 941

5 U.ijain Tahsil 126,993 61,%7 25.54 21 ·S2 ~O:579 2,SC2 18'49 935

[7· Jhabua District 619,°91 305,S3J: 27,66 29·34 31:,10'9 24,,398 6,711 5·02 977 Thandla Tahsil 113,767 56,265 33·31 34.36 7,859 6,21 I 1,64B 6.g1 978

2 Petlawad Tahsil 4 1,003 3'),428 30.02' 3 1 .26 8,008 1,744 10 .03 962

.3 Jhabua Tahsil 75,626 74,603 22.08 27.16 6,'70 1,082 4. I 1 986

4 Jobat Tahsil I I 7,751 59,762 57,g8g 24. 2 4 24.65 4.675 3,12 9

.') Alirajpur Tahsil 156,913 79,267 7:',646 3 1 .28 30.65 1,336 gEo 2.76 980 18. Dhar District 384,149 371,722 25.21 30'94 101,581 83,°47 18 534 [3·44 968 Badnawar Tahsil 45,539 43,876 19.08 213.53 17,844 14,84 1 3,003 '9.96 963

2 Sardarpur Tahsil 52,239 49,986 29·23 31.92 14,398 11,.880

28 TABLE VDI TAHSIL WISE POPULATION, GROWTH RATE, LITERACY AND SEX.RATlO-C:ontd.

1971 CensUII (lUj~AL) (Provisiolnal Figures)

Population 1971 Growth ratE% Literates 1971 Lite- )Iffi) ,-______..A. ______---, ,-__..A. ___..... lacy Sex State/District/ ,------"------, r~te ratio Tahsil Persons Male,s Females 1951-61 1961-71 Persons Males Females 197 1 1971

(1) (7) (8) (9) (10) (I I)

3 Dhar, Tahsil. 143,314 73,273 70,041 28.41 26.13 23,440 3,439 16·35 959 4 Kukshj Tahsil. ISo,381 90,835 89,546 28.S7 31.95 16,937 13,312 3,62 5 9.3!) 968 5 Manawar Tahsil.. 24°,536 122,263 118,273 21.46 33.70 'lI8,962 5,949 12.0 967

:19. I ..dl)~e DIstrict. 38:1,726 :l9B,298 :183,428 25.38 26.60 89.202 14,6:16 23.37 925

I Depalpur Tahsil. 98,937 5°,727 48,210 24.25 23·89 17,533 2,592 20.24 951

2 Sawer Tahsil. 79,81 4 3,708 17,496 15,743 2,153 22·42 942 3 Indore Tahsil. 63,554 57,S61 26.30 42 .47 32 ,347 26,404 5,943 '26.64 910 4 ,M:how Tahsil. 81,560 42,911 38,649 35.31 15·So 18,934 15,006 3,928 23·21 901 20. Dewas District. 498,920 257,695 241,225 21.71 31.46 84,552 74,179 10,373 18'37 936 I Sonkatch Tahsil. 130,250 67,291 62,959 7·49 29·94 24,278 21,760 2,518 36 .08 936 2 Dewas Tahsil. 108,550 55,788 52,762 24.96 24.67 23,408 20,873 2,535 21.56 946

3 Bagli Tahsil. 105,5°6 54,684 50,822 32.14 42.09 14,267 12,360 1,90 7 13 ·52 929

4 Kannod Tahsil. 86, 167 44,595 41,572 31.87 31.17 12,083 1,824 14.02 932 5 Khategaon Tahsil. 6S·447 35,337 33,110 21 ·91 30 .95 10,516 1,589 15.3 937

~I. Khargone Dist~ct. 1,100,305 561,~04 539,10. 28.14 Itg.og 156,515

I • Barwaha T ah8il. II8,716 61,280 57,436 29.43 33·70 24,167 20,895 3,272 20·36 973 2. Maheshwar Tahsil. 82,23; 42,292 39,938 26.07 37.65 18,416 14,827 3,589 22·39 944

3. Barwani Tahsil. 11°,910 56,191 54,7 1 9 27.54 26.15 7,152 5,923 1,229 6 ·45 974 4. Raipur Tahsil. 149,614 76,178 73,436 21,.21 21.61 11I,937 17,583 4,354 14.66 964 5. Kasrawad Tahsil. 94,911 48,916 45,995 18.92 24. 16 19,598 16,388 3,210 20.65 940 6. Sendhwa Tahsil. 176,384 88,778 87,606 22.16 26.96 13,327 10,507 2,820 7 ·55 987 7· Khargone Tahsil. 216,701 110,449 106,252 31.01 25.31 35,129 29,391 5,738 16.21 964

8. Bhikangaon Tahsil. 150,839 77,120 73,719 52. I I 44.20 16,789 14.06.5 2,724 II .13 956

22. Khandwa Distdct.

I. Khandwa Tahsil. 14,570 23·58 938

2. Harsud Tahsil. 168,905 5,780 17·68 936 3. Burhanpur Tahsil. Ill9,928 39,599 30 ,597 9,002 20.85 955

23. Shajapur District. 30 9,695 290 ,088 18·74 94,004 83,32 2 10,682 15.67 937

I. Susner Tahsil. 109,878 56,4g6 53,382 6.4 1 15,°82 13,479 I ,603 13.73 2. Agar Tahsil. 119,996 61,575 58 ,421 21.60 13,379 11,681 1,6g8 11.15 3. Shajapur Tahsil. 199,434 103,61 7 95,81 7 21.27 29. 00 35,627 3 1 ,362 4,265 17.86

29 TABLE vm TAHSIL WISE POPULATION, GROWTH RATE, LITERACY AND SEX-RATIO-Contd.

1971 Census (RURAL) ._-----(Proyisional------Figures) Population 1971 Growth rate% Literates I 97 I Lite racy Sex State/District/ Tahsil r------_.A.. r-----A-----. r-'-----"------, rate, ratio persons Males Females 1951-61 1961-71 Persons Males Females 1971 197 1

(I) (8) (9) (10) (II)

4. Shujalpur Tahsil. 3,116 17·55 93

24. Raigarh District. 584,°72 304,890 279, :r82 U .09 24 . 84 67,0:r6 59,339 7,677 11·47 916 I. Khilchipur Tahsil. 163,417 85,630 77,787 17·22 23.51 16,792 2,'71 10.27 908

2. Rajgarh Tahsil. 7,610 931 8.56 92 3- Biaora Tahsil. 53,225 47,922 24·35 20·47 10,387 1,059 10.27 goo 4f Srarangpur Tahsil. 97,110 50 ,464 46,646 21.38 27.85 13,661 1,490 14. 07 924 5. Narsingarh Tahsil. 133,493 69,309 64 , 184 26·33 26,32 18,566 2,026 13.91 926

25. Vidisha District. 77,7°4 67,30 3

I. lAteri Tahsil. 25,854 29·45 4 1 .33 5,623 4,950 673 10·09 865 2. Sironj Tahsil. 44,959 39,585 29.66 28·95 8,520 7,628 892 10.08 880 3. Kurwai Tahsil. 78,091 40 ,938 37,153 14·29 35.86 12,229 10,344 1,885 15.66 908 4. Basoda Tahsil. 182,932 97,504 85,428 21.16 26.22 25,586 22,387 3,199 13·99 876

5, Vidisha Tahsil. 161,836 85,435 76,401 27·79 37.71 25,746 21,994 3,752 15.91 894 26. Sehore District. 628,708 330,630 298,078 23·20 30.29 80.352 68,685 u,667 12.78 902

1. Berasia Tahsil. 93,940 43,710 13.35 26.18 10,098 8,72 7 1,37 l 10·75 870

2. Sehore Tahsil. 1 23,()34 58,191 24.94 28.62 14.397 12,559 1,838 II .70 897

3, Huzur Tahsil. 78,847 4 1 ,7 1 7 37,130 0.63 15.82 10,047 9,°29 1,018 12.74 890

4. Ashta Tahsil. 13 1 ,936 68,520 63,416 29. 13 32 .91 15,563 13,868 1,695 II ·79 926 5. Ichhawar Tahsil. 54,611 28,856 25,755 17·47 33.48 5,840 625 10.69 893

6. NasruUaganj Tahsil. 79,117 37,897 63·99 47·33 II,381 2,202 14.38 919 7. Budni Tahsil. 67,2;13 35,244 31,97936.1832.26 13,('26 2,918 19.38 g07

27. Raisen Dis*rict 521,863 273,866 247,997 26,19 33,g6 89•• 2 2 16,721 17.08 4,906

I, Raisen Tahsil. 77,155 36,428 22.27 44.3 1,500 14.61 894

2. Ghairatganj Tahsil. 55,38~ 2~,531 25,858 34.06 46.2 I 1,45'7 14·79 876

3- Begamganj Tahsil. 55,7 19 29,533 887

4. Goharganj Tahsil. 79,347 37,7212 25.68 37·78 15,910 3,422 20·°5 906

5. Barailr Tahsil. 59,03 I 53,64923.3129.80 1°,558 3,408 17.36 9°9 6. Silwani Tahsil. 62,949 30,21 5 33·06 32.95 9,954 7,799 2,155 15.81 923 7. Udaipura Tahsil. . 78,624 40,685 37,939 28,43 22.00 15,79f 3,377 20.09 933

28. Hoshaapbad. 630,042 326.740 303,30lil 20·90 26.24 140 ,858 IIQ,509 liI8,349 22.36 928

I. 101,600 Harda Tahsil. 96,675 29.65 25. 10 45,609 36,238 ~,371 23.00 952 2. 22 Seonj Malwa Tahsil. 41,3 16·77 32.52 20,34 1 16,17' 932 30 TABLE 'VIII

TAHSIL WISE POPULATION, GROWTH RATE, ~TERAC'Y AND SEX·RATIO -Contd.

I97I Census (RURAL) (Provisional Figures) ------Populati~~ 1971 Growth rate% Literates 197 I ,.--___...A. ____---, Littracy Sex State/District/Tahsil ,.------"-,.-. ------, ,.--.---A..-----, rate, ratio Persons Males Females 1951-61 1961 -71 Persons ]\1al~s Females 197 1 1971

------~------(I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (II)

3. Hoshangabad Tahsil. 911,202 34,~49 8,956 23·57

4. Sohagpur Tahsil. 77,799 12·35 21·73 5,852 19.46 9Z0 119. Betnl District.

I. Bhainsdehi TahsiL Q7,424 89,148 88,276 27·70 29·47 27,822 21,814 6,008 15.68 990

2. Betul Tahsil. 2320829 I 17,709 115,120 22.51 40,07 42,810 33,125 9,685 18·39 978 3. Multai Tahsil. 258,522 128,753 129,769 20.10 23·07 58,994 47,418 11,57622.82 1,008

30.•. Sagar District. 801,818 420,9°5 380,9I3 2I. IO 3°.20 I6I,253 J:119,236 32,0:17 20. (I 905

I. Khurai Tahsil. 210,944 110,680 100,264 20.91 38.45 39,930 32,543

2. Banda Tahsil. 136,595 7 1,75 1 64,84423.11 20.09 24,170 19,944 4,226 17.69 90~

3. Sagar Tahsil. 245,984 129,821 116,163 19.23 29.01 56,045 44,857 11,18822.78 895

4' Rahli Tahsil. 208,295 108,653 99,642 18·33 30.95 41,108 31,892 9,216 19·73 917 3I. Damoh District. 494,2:12 1153,743 24°,469 2I.gO 29·I8 92,822 75,3I5 :17,507 18.,8 948

I. Hatta Tahsil. 180,006 92,597 87,4°9 18.76 30.25 33,382 26,738 6644 18·54 944

2. Damoh Tahsil. 314,206 161,146 153,060 23.76 28.58 59,440 48,~77 10,863 18.92 950

311. Jabalpur Distriet. 1,003,723 508,947 494,,,6 7. 28 25. 28 207,646 :l66,5~5 4:1,081 20.Fg 972

I. Murwara Tahsil. 287,365 144,166 143,199 2.51 19·79 56 ,537 46,535 10,002 19.67 993

2. Sihora Tahsil. 345,964 175,354 17('610 16.12 29.07 76,906 61692 15,214 22.23 973

3. Patan Tahsil. 8°,943 33,682 7.635 21 ·33 951

4. Jabalpur Tahsil' 212,497 108,484 104,013 1·99 25·04 40,521 8,230 19. 07 959

33. Narsitnhapur District. 452.1113 233,360 218,8&9 20.34 24·44 u4,8g:l 30,352 25.41 938

r. Gadarwara Tah.iI. 230,349 119.29 1 111,058 17.75 21.09· 56,049 4 1 ,65 11 14,3(ll 24·33 931

2. Narsimhapur Tahsil. 221,864 114,069 107,795 23.33 28.1! .~8,842 42,881 15.961 ~6·52 945

34. Mandla District. 826,063 4:12,300 4:13,763 22.12 26.82 23,885 16.17 I 000

I • Niwas Tahslil. 23[,528 1I5,174 116,354 23.30 25.46 26,536 4,879 13·57 1,01

2. Dindori Tahsil. 112,080 26.22 24.52 36 , 495 5,850 16.28 1,000

3. Mandla Tahsil. 65,695 5 2 ,539 13,156 17'44 1 ,001

35' Chblndwara District. 833,575 419,195 4:14,380 14.91 21.3:1 :144,156 111,949 311,2°7 17.29 g09

I. Chhindwara Tasil. 399,874 201,548 I (l8,326 12.20 17· 35 65,001 50 ,870 14,1?-1 16.25 984

2. Amarwara Tahsil. 219,466 109,721 109,74.'\ 22.63 27.29 7,294 15.60 1,000 3. Sausar Tahsil. 214,235 107,926 106,3{'9 13.21 23. 14 10,782 20·96 985

31 TABLE VIII

TAHSIL WISE POPULATIO!~, GROWTH RATE, LITERACY AND SEX"RATIO-Contd.

1971 Census (RURAL) (Provisional Figures)

Population 1971 Growth rate % Literates 1971 Literaqr Sex State/District/Tahsil ,-______.A.. ______~ ,--. ___.A. __ - __ -, r---- ___ .A.-----. ---, rate ratio Persons Males Females 1951-61 Ig61-71 Persons Males Females;;;' 1971 1971

(2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10j (I I)

36. Seoni District 119,°55

I. Lakhnadon Tahsil 37.52 4

2. Sconi Tarsil 81,53 1

37. Balaghat District

1. Waraseoni Tahsil 12·33 17. I 1 101,389

2. Ralaghat Tahsil 79,53~ 25.13 I,COO

'3. Baihar Tahsil 97,860 21.94 ~8.05 3 1 ,939

38. Surguja District 1,232,697 624,306 608,391 24,00 24,15 I 24,(j,o 9 18,::;so 10,11 97'5

I. Bharatpur Tahsil 37,<:>.04 19,153 18,051 22.61 25.91 4,660 3,980 r680 12·53 942

2. Baikunthpur Tahsil 102,599 52,097 50,502 26,05 26·.61 16,417 2,778 16.00 969

3. Surajpur Tahsil 336,207 169,677 166,530 20·44 23. 66 33,296 4,472 9.90 g81

4. Pal Tahsil 155,912 39·80 12,771 11,091 1,680 8.19 g61

5. Manendragarh Tahsii 90 ,610 4 6,73 8 43,87~ 33·07. 5·33 11,449 9,835 1,614 12.64 9'39

6. Ambikapur Tahsil 4I1 ,299 207,419 203,880 22.66 25.42 37,128 3 1 , 263 5,865 9. 0 3 983 7. Samri Tahsil 98,866 49,72;) 49,146 25·97 31.27 8,888 7,587 1,301 3,99 g88

39. Bilaspur District 2,190,727 1,086,739 1,1°3,988 10,59 18,20 431 ,144 353,617 77,527 19,68 1,016

I. Mungeli Tahsil 197,821 200,617 19. 1 7 28.28 64,279 53,945 10,334 16.13 1,014

2. Bilaspur Tahsil 677,850 337,194 340,656 8 ·50 22.10 130,997 106,268 24,729 19.32 1,010

3. Katghora Tabsil 397,81 4 199,010 198,804 16·35 23.92 6->,220 50,860 9,360 15. 14 999

4. Janjgir Tahsil 382,240 188,629 193,611 0.66 100,0~4 -80,606 19,418 26.17 1,026

5. Sakti Tahsil 61,938 13,686 22.62 1,038

40. Raigarh District ~ .. 596,2511 22,49 216,924 170,687 46,1137 18,05 1,016

I. Udaipur Tahsil ... 110,694 110,179 31.99 ~4.86 10,838 25,760 5,078 13.96 995

2. Jashpur Tahsil 138,577 19.69 50,095

3. Gharghoda Tahsil 35,733 87,207 29.32 ,26'46 21,389 4,655 15·35 1,01 7

4. Raigarh Tahsil II 2,003 17·54 ·15·37 52 ,992 41,017 ",975 23.96 1,026

5. Sarangarh Tahsil ... 207,334 102,105 18.02 39,Il3 18.86 1,031

41. Durg District

I. Kawardha Tahsil 106,743 2,943

2. Khairagarh Tahsil 12 7,428 129,990 9.67 27·95 5,7°6 3' Bemetara Tahsil 186,353 12.89 18.81

32 TABLE vm TAHSIL WISE POPULAnON, GROWTH RATE, LITERACY AND SEX.RATIO-Conc:1d.

1971 Cen8us lRURAL) (Provisional Figu:l!ftl) ------Population '97' Growth rate % Literates 1971 Literaar Sex A A State/District/Tal,,;; ) • ,--"-~~,-----~ rate, ratio Pen;ons Males Females 1951-6 , 1961 -7 1 Persons :Males Females 1971 1971

~--- ...... -_._:------~------~_j------__,_.-- (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (rr) ------,... _------8 8 6 6 f· Rajnandgaon Tahsil 27 ,57 13 ,69 "p,S82 21.02 24. 18 62,567 51,223 11,344 22.46 1,038

8 5· Du~g Tahsil 4 8,186 243,772 24.4,,414 21·74 26.19 13°,974 99,179 31 ,795 26.8S 1,003 6. Sanjari Bal od Tah&il 449,564 220,81 I 228,753 ~.OI 25.60 97,236 77,347 19;889 21.63 1,036

42. RaJpur Distroi,l:t .,286,069 :1,1:30,538 1:,:155.53:1 :17·:16 28.88 .f53,3x5 3'69,468 83,847 1:9.83 :r,022

I. Baloda B~ar Tahsil 566,554' 278,79' 287,763 '4.88 Ig.12 102,360 88,340 14,020 18.07 1,032

1 2. Raipur Tahsil - 534,684 268,495 266,189 15.88 60·35 116,533 92,II6 24,,1,17 21·79 99 20 10 18.1 1,036 3· Mahasamund Tahsil 539,14 I 264,821 274,3 14·'65 21.00 98,039 79, 5 18,934

66 18 10 8 02 4· Dhamtari Tahsil 3 ,499 180,589 5,9 14·55 23·25 89,592 71,003 18,5 9 24·H 1, 9 02 5· Bindranawagarh 279,191 137,842 141,349 35·24 25. 86 46,791 38,904 7,887 16.76 1, 15 Tahsil

6 7ll18,2I2 6 llIx,33:r 8.u X,OOlli 43· Bastar Di8trict I,457,84 729,634 27·4-t 27·81 n8.!l3ll1 9 >'9(1X ... Bh",n upratappur 74,6§5 37,751 36,914 25·79 27·09 8,341 7;°29 1,312 I I. 17 978 Tahsil 2. Kmnker Tahsil 1']'6,256 85,970 90,286 31.25 21.69 27,351 22,697 4,654- 15·52 1;050 .. 2 6 2 8 18,617 tlI 15. 15 3· Narayanpur Tah~il ' . 8 ,95 79,'43 24·57 77·94 21-,59 5,9 9'58 122,662 18 1 00 2 8.21 i· Kondagaon Tahsil 246,232 12 3,570 29. 3 .85 20,224 16,5 3,7 4- 993 1 1 28,47 6,208 26 1 5.36 1',000 5· Bijapur Tahsil 115,892 57,95 57,94 23·73 5, 7 94- 6. Dantewara TahSil 163,III 81,\618 81,493 28. 5.8 21·59 ' ,'93 5,926 1,267 4.41 998 21.21 19.60 20,821 17,902 2,919 7· Jagdalpur Tahsil 385,883 19 2 j 244 19'3,639 5·39 1.°°7 26 1 1 6 6 2.62 8. Konta Tahsil 133"P9 66,152 67, 7 4 .47 22.9 3,49 2,9 3 533 1.017

33 TABLE DISTRICT. WISE PRIMARY

------Total------T~~lWorkers ------Culti-:ato;:------~------A;rk:h~;~Iiab~~e~--- State/District Rural ,------"------, ,------"------, ,------"------., Urban Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Persons Males Females

(I) (2) (3) (6) (7) (8) (9) (I I)

MADHYA PRADESH 1,877 13 1,!:'35,4C2 42,3Il

Morena T 302,245 280,71 I 21,534 23 1 ,540 22:),234 I I ,30 6 19,564 16,099 R 277,01 4 256,975 2::>,039 227,940 216,812 II,128 18,892 15,517 U 25,23 1 23,736 1,495 3,600 3,422 17 672 582

Bhind T 226,386 2 I 7,439 8,947 165,807 163,425 26,557 22.152 R 207,075 198,959 8,116 162,205 159,899 24,375 20;160 U 19,31 I • 18,480 83 1 3,602 3,526 2,182 1,992

Gwalior T 227,029 26,278 96,584 29,432 i9_09E 10,334 R I I9,940 16,621 9 1 ,5 1 3 26,256 16:628 9,628 U 10 7,°89 9,657 5,071 3,176 2;47° 706

Datia 1 T 82,585 7 , 61 4 10,971 49,340 15,944 6,957 R 73,227 63,142 10 085 48,285 15,473 6,864 U , 886 9,358 8,472 1,055 471 93

Shivpuri T 238,7 20 204,67 1 34,049 145,142 134,01 3 35,°87 16.838 18,249 86 R. 218, 7 186,526 32 ,341 142 ,838 13 11 ,7 26 34,12~ 16;3c f' I 7, '7~, I u 0 19,853 18,145 1,708 2,3 4 2,087 958 5°0 458 Guna T 266,520 223,416 43,104 166,253 15 1 ,467 14,786 55,465 3!2!354 2!? I I I R 240 ,137 199,933 40 , 204 163,154 148,599 l4,555 54,557 l c 22,!:'!'4 U 3 .i 3 26,383 23,483 2,900 3,099 2,868 113 I 908 65 1 257 Tikamgarb __ T 205,027 167,596 138,69 1 125,578 18,638 18,496 R 197,642 161,196 137,8_74- 124,821 18,40 3 18,399 U 00 7,385 6,4 81 7 75'7 235 97 Chhatarpur .• T 260,81 3 21 5,493 45,320 149,6110 138,048 II ,572 65,649 37,204 28,445 R 237,243 194,950 42 ,293 145,297 134,2g6 II ,001 62,535 35,101 27,434 U, 0 23,57 !,!Q,543 3,02 7 4,311 3 3,752 571 3,114 2,103 1,01 I Panna T 158,292 122,857 35,435 86,990 76,344 1O,64Q 26,027 R 150,316 115,925 34,391 86,028 75,460 10;568 25,648 U 6 7,97 6,932 1,044 962 884 78 379 Satna T 352,974 249,821 103,153 147,027 121,086 25,941 127,507 65,797 R 323,198 2113,861 99,337 145,590 1J9,707 25,883 125,746 64,800 U 6 60 29,77 25,9 3,816 1,437 1.379 .58 1,761 997 Rewa T 1 1 355,39 115 ,141 1°4,25° 149,910 124,923 1411,958 75,379 67,579 R 336,01 5 234,941 JOl,074 149,114 124,177 l·fl,344 74,g90 U 6 66,954 19,37 16,200 3,176 796 746 1,614 g89 625 Shah dol T 26 :,,,2,433 39''',5 94,093 208,467 179,639 28,822 II 5,445 63,30 1 52 ,144- R 360,770 270 ,577 90 ,193 204,590 176,265 28,32 5 112,846 61,645 51,201 U 6 1 35,75 3 ,856 3,900 3,877 3,374 50 3 2,599 1,656 943 Sldhl T 30 5,500 220, 187 167,310 135,178 10 2 R 4,5 5 45,8g1 302,435 lU7.469 167,°74 I~H,962 1 U °4,345 45,820 3,065 2,718 236 lu6 180 71 Mandlauc .• T 272,201 102.446 234,945 61,752 0 6 R 57,°4 28,05 28,984- 225,414- 95,385 228,216 6°,711 5 11 ,746 25,862 U 6 8 26,884- 4 ,7 7 7,°61 6,729 1,04- 1 4,294 2,194 2.100 Ratlam T 212,294 168,331 43,963 I I 1,966 R 16 39,797 19,742 5,195 1116,175 39,0110 108,843 6 IP ,463 U 2 6 37,55 47.°99 4 ,15 4,943 3,123 2,241 1,279

34 IX Ie?I CeD••• OENSUS ABSTRACT ( Provisional Ficure. ) ------__ ------_---_------~------_ ------_------Other Workera Non-\Vorker3 Workers to Total Population Total .-~ ______.,A_~ ______., r------'------. .------I.,._---_.\....------_._-----. Rural State/DiHrict PerSOllB Males Femalea Persons Males FemaJ('s Persons\ Males Female~ Urban (15) (16) (17) (18) , (20) -----'------..1.------{Ill} (13) (I -{-) ______(19) (21) (22) 3,349,993 2,796,33 1 553,6611 26,1I3,23!) 9,897,738 16,21 5,501 37.30 53·83 19·77 T MADHYA PRADESH 1,673,63' 1,3°2,751 370,380 ';11,25 0 , 267 7,943,080 13,307, 187 39.0 8 55.42 22.01 R I,676,36~ 1,4-93,580 I 82, 78~ 4,862,97Q 1,954,658 2,908,3'4 20.17 46 .0'!- 7. 02 U

51,141 44,378 6,763 682,11I6 254,850 42 7,366 30 .7° 5 2 .41 4.80 T :Morena 30,182 24,646 5,536 ' 6°4,,492 223,297 381 ,!95 31 .43 53.5 1 4·99 R 20,959 19,732 1,227 77,724 3 1,553 45,17 I 24.51 4 2 .93 3·!.} U

34,0.22 3 1,862 2,160 565,7°7 2 I 3,586 352,[21 28.58 5°·45 2.48 T Bhind 20,495 15,900 1,595 5 II ,626 191,276 320,350 28.81 5,0.98 2 "47 R 13,52 7 12,962 56 5 54,081 201,3 10 3 [,77 1 26.3 1 41-5'3 1 2·55 U

127,29 1 115.777 11,514 604,694 239,577 365,1117 29.52 48 .65 6.71 T Gwalior 18,79.2 15,818 2,974 277,856 106,484 17 1,372 32 .95 52 .74 8.89 R 108,499 99,959 8,540 326,838 133,093 '93,745 26,3 2 41·77 4·72 U

17,'301 I 5,~586 1,715 172,734 64,120 103,61 4 32 .35 5 2 .76 9. 17 T Datia 9,469 8,431 1,038 144,655 5 2 ,852 91,803 33. 61 54·44 9·9° R 7,832 7,155 677 28,079 II ,268 16,811 25. 00 42 ,~,'2 5. 01 U

58,491 53,020 5;471 437;618 158;300 279,318 35.30 56 .39 10.87 T Shivpuri 4 1,900 37,4iJ2 4,438 386,218 137,36 7 248,851 36 .17 57 ·59 11.50 R 16,591 15,558 1,033 5 1,400 20,933 30,46 7 27.86 46 .413 5.3 1 U

44,802 39,595 5,20 '1 5 17,021 192,993 324,028 34.01 53. 65 11·74 T Guna 22.426 19,631 2,795 443,21 4 162,874 280,34° 35. 14 55. I I 12·54 R 22,376 19,964 2,412 73,8°7 30,119 43,688 26·33 43. 81 6.22 U

29,20:2 23,380 5,822 363,850 134,868 228,982 36 .04 55.41 14·°5 T Tikamgarh 22,966 17,992 4,994 343,321 IQ6,561 216,760 36 ,54- 56 .02 14·39 R 6,236 5,408 828 2°,529 8,307 12,222 26.46 43.52 7.46 U

45,54+ 40,241 5,303 451,483 166,478 285,0°5 36 .62 56 ··P 13·72 T Chhatarpur 29,411 25,553 3,858 395,01 9 143,62 7 251,392 37.52 57.58 14.40 R 16,133 14.688 1,445 56;4i4 22,851 33,61 3 ?9·45 47·34 8,26 U

24.°10 20,-486 3,524 269,829 99,758 170,071 36 .97 55· 19 17. 24 T Panna 17,560 14,81'1 2.743 247,391 90,537 156,854 37. 80 56 . 15 17.98 R 6,4:50 5,669 781 22;438 9,22 I 13,2:17 26.2.2 42 .91 7'32 U

78,044° 62,938 15,502 558,851 21 7,778 341,013 38 .7 1 53 ·43 23.22 T Satna 51,862 39,35+ 12,508 495,137 192,249 302,888 39·49 53·,80 24.70 R 26,578 23,584 2,994 63,7 14 25,529 38, 185 31 .85 50 .412 9. 09 U

62,511 3 50•839 I1.68.4, 621,939 24(3,088 378,85 I 36 ,36 50 .81 21.58 T Rewa 45,557 36,374- 9,183 572,II8 221,168 35°,950 37.00 51 .5 1 22.36 R 16,966 14,465 2,5°1 49,821 21,920 27,901 28.00 42 .50 10.22 U

7.2,61 4 59,493 13,121 632,618 223,428 409,190 38 ,53 :;7'51 18.69 T Shahdol 43.334 32,667 10,667 555,905 193,912 361 ,993 39.36 58 . 25 19·95 R 29,280 26,826 2,+54 76,713 Q9,5 16 47,197 3 1 ·79 51 .9 1 7. 63 U

33,665 26,3'15 7,290 471,840 175,708 296 ,132 39.30 55.62 22.36 T Sidhi 3 1 ,016 23,982 7,034 465,536 173,163 292,373 39.38 55.6 7 22.52 R 2,649 2,393 256 6,304 2,545 3,759 32 .71 51.64 8·45 U

81l,66a 70 ,9511 11,110 586,879 226,869 360,010 38 .96 54·54 22.15 T Mandsaur 39,837 32,°47 7,7go 446, 165 171,459 274,706 4 1.83 56 .80 25·77 R +2,82!,» 38,90 5 3,920 140 ,714 55,410 85,3°4 27·68 45.78 7.64 U

60,531 5+,125 6,406 4 12,824 153,860 .258,964 33.96 52 •24- 14.51 T Ratlam 18,7g6 15,96• 2,832 279,298 101,51 -{- 177,784 37. 16 55··(.1 18.00 R 4 1 .735 38•161 3.574 133,526 52,S¥' 81,180 26.07 44.61 5·74- U

35 TABLB DISTRlCT.WISE PRIMARY

------.-.--~------_ ~------StateJDistrict Total Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Labourers ...... ' ..... : , r .- • --h.-~ Femalts---, Urban Persons }VLles Fem~les Persons Males Females Pusons

(I) (2) (3) (4-) (5) (6) (7 ) (8) (9) (10) (I I) ------_-- - --~-- -.------~------~-----

Ujjain T 285,(;)12 23 1,116 6 117,196 1°4,763 12,433 6£',686 38,681 3°,005 54,79 6 R 203,839 158,157 45,682 112,571 100,590 11,981 64,714 36,1£8 28,54 U 32,073 72 ,959 9,[14 4,625 4,173 452 3,972 2,513 1,459

.Jhabua T 2,'; ,084 175,491 24,593 160,302 147,085 13,217 17,459 10,031 7,378 68 R 187,873 164,927 22,946 158,522 14,,>,47 1 13,051 16,513 9,3 7,14-5 6 1 U 13,21 I 11,56" 1,647 1,780 1,61 4 166 94 7 3 233

Dhar T 281,71() 21 9,52 5 62,18 5 162,367 I{I,119 21,24-8 7-4:,292 39,8.1-7 34,H5 R 258,726 199,731 58,995 159,425 138,4~W 21,005 71,7°5 38 ,400 33,30 5 U 22,984 19,794 3,190 2,942 2,699 243 2,587 1,447 1,140

81 Indore T :-1°4, 233 255,979 48,30 4 59,446 52,781 6,665 48,818 ~9,oc5 19, 3 ,47,1[6 20 R '33,7[ I 102,0'},8 31,663 57,98 7 .5 I ,56 ;:. 6,/22 27,£[.9 19, 4 60 U 170 ,572 15::l,93 J 16,641 1,459 1,216 243 1,652 1,043 9

Dewas T 20,8,359 160,5112 47,777 95,999 84,63.0 11,369 67,769 3[,672 31,097 R 1 &3,300 1::l9,o35 44;26.~ ~2,906 81,827 11,079 64,79B 35,188 29,610 8 U 25,°,59 21,547 3,512 3,093 2,803 29° 2,971 1,<{'Sol 1,4- 7 6 Khargone .. T 461 ,857 339,446 122,41 I 244,257 200,182 44,<-'75 135,01.04- 74,03B 6°,97 R 1 295,916 114,361 239,°'39 193,44 2 43,597 12 7,388 69,5£° 57,798 4 °,277 8 U 51,580 43,530 8,050 5,218 ']:,740 478 7,pz6 4,H8 3,1'7 0 61 Khandwa .. T 3 2 1,793 239,71 R 82,075 13 1,926 10 9,470 22,456 1 7,780 58,01 9 49,7 R 266,874 190 , 809 76,065 12 9,760 107,459 21',3°1 I04,S47 56,474 48,473 U 54,919 48,90 9 6,01(' 2,166 2,011 155 2,833 1,5~5 1,.~88

Shajapur T 253,3°8 192,317 60,991 120,28 4 106,923 13,361 78,351 39,10:2 39,249 R 23 1,521 173,676 57,845 117,538 104,352 '3,186 75,77-+ 37,669 38, 105 U 21,787 1r.,641 3,146 2,746 2,571 175 2,577 1,433 1,144

Ra_igarh T 233,180 189,269 43,9 11 132,248 JI8,528 13,720 52 ,933 29,435 23,498 2 R 21 7,5 10 175,258 42,252 13 1, 169 II 7,51'-' 13,659 52,,41 6 29,°9 23,324 U 15,670 14,°11 1,659 1,°79 1,018 61 5 17 343 174-

Vidisha T 233,852 193,g81 39,871 Jl 1,189 107,599 3,590 88,057 59,373 28,68f 0 6 86 R 203,597 17 2 ,057 37,540 108,697 1°5,'76 3,521 86,75 58,3 4 28,3 0 U "'4,1l55 21,924 2,33 1 2,492 2,423 69 1,3 7 1,009 1198

Sehore T 362,071 298,844 63,227 I; 9,967 107,94A 12,()23 87,633 52,697 34,936 ,[ 34,1()2 R 23 1 ,975 179,608 52,3,67 116,56 4- ,!O4,7! 3 II "L I 84 i C ~(.,77'i U 130,096 119,261l 10,1360 3,403 3,161 24 2 2,757 1,92 3 834

Raisen T 193,170 157,379 35,791 76,821 73,370 3,451 74,961 50,355 24,606 1 R 18 0 149,793 34,547 75,801 72,393 3,408 74,279 49,77 2~,508 4,34 8 U 8,830 7,586 .1,244 1,020 977 43 682 5 4 98

Hoshangabad T 279,569 2 [8,£62 60,Eo7 98,E66 89,Eol g,oE5 93,829 53,11'9 40,6'1:0 R 232,981 177,048 55,93,3 96,27° 87,417 8,853 91,436 51,655 39,'781 U 46,588 41,914 4,674 2,396 2, 184 212 2,393 1,:;34 859

Betu] T 3(.>7,475 2(,1,986 10,5489 163,591 121,5('7 4 2 ,(84 S4.127 36,47e 57,949 R 289,°26 186,212 102,81 4 161,874- 119,9'79 4 1,895 92,475 35,552 56,923 U 18,419 15,774 :1,675 1,717 1.528 18g 1,952 91;.6 I,Q26 20 Sagar T 373,311 296,81 3 76,498 14'1,964- 133,936 11,028 94,105 59,9 34,185 R 297,551 233,124 64,427 139,,773 12 9,103 1(;,670 91,731 58,10J 33,630 81 U 75,760 63,689 12,°71 5,191 4,833 358 2,3'74 1, 9 555

36 IX CENSUS ASBDACT-C.. td. 1971r Cea••• ( ProridOaaI Figure. ) ------_.. ------Other W()~kers Non-workers Workers to Total Population Total State/District ---.------.------~ Rural Persons Males Females. Persons Males Females Persons Males Females Urban (12) (13) (14) (15) (I6) (17) ('i8) (19) (20) (21) (22) --.---__,.....------~-.--_------100,°30 87,672 12,358 576,865 21 7,778 359,087 33. 14 51 ·413 13·24 T Ujjain 26,554 21,399 5,155 351,449 128,713 222,736 36 .71 55. 13 17.02 R 73,476 66,273 7,203 225,416 89,065 136,351 26.6g 45.02 6.27 U

23,323 19,3::;15 3,9g8 466,860 162,234 304,1626 30 . 10 52 . 10 7·47 T Jhabua 12,838 10,088 2,750 431,218 148,233 282,985 3°·35 52.-66 7.50 R 10,485 9,237 1,248 '35,642 14,001 21,64[ 27·°4 45. 23 7·°7 U

45,0:5 1 38,559 6,492 559,785 209,450 350,335 33.48 51. 17 15.07 T Dhat 27,,')g6 22,91 I 4,685 497,[45 184"p8 312,72 7 34.23 51.99 15.87 R 17,455 15,648 1,807 62,640 25,032 37,608 26.84 44. 16 7.82 U

196,01 9 174,193 21,826 732,°49 294,856 437,193 29.36 46 .47 9·95 T Indore 28,558 22,521 6,037 248,01 5 96,250 15 1,765 35·°3 51.46 17.26 R 167,461 15 I ,672 15,789 484,034 198,606 285,428 26.06 43.66 5.51 U

4.i,59 I 39,280 5,31 I 385,439 146,816 238,623 35.09 52 •24 16.68 T Dewas 25,596 22,020 3,576 315,620 118,660 196 ,960 36 .74 53·95 18.35 R 18,995 17,260 1,735 69,8[9 28,[56 4 1,663 26.41 43·35 7·77 U

82,586 65,226 17,360 821,313 317,766 5°3,547 35·99 51.65 19·56 T Khargone 43,850 30,884 12,966 690,028 265,288 424,740 37.29 52·73 21.21 R 38 ,736 34,342 4,394 13 1,285 52,478 78,807 28.n 45·34 9.27 U

82,087 72,229 9,858 5!l8,020 21 4,673 343,347 36 .58 52 .76 19·29 T Khandwa 32, 16 7 26,876 5,291 406,329 155,802 250,527 39·64- 55·°5 23·29 R 49,920 45,353 4,567 151,691 58,871 92,820 26.58 45.38 6.08 U

54,673 46,292 8,381 424,270 158,326 265,944 39.22 57.00 19·77 T Shajapllr 38,209 31,655 6,554 368,262 136,01 9 232,243 4°.76 58 .58 21.3° R 16,464 14#637 1,827 ,56,008 22,307 33,701 28.01 45.52 &54 U

47,999 4 1,3°6 6,693 4<12,675 148,134 264,541 36 .10 56 . 10 14.24 T Rajgarh 33,925 28,656 5,269 366,562 129,632 236,930 37·24- 57.48 15. 13 R 14,074 12,65° 1,424 46, II 3 18,502 27,611 25.36 43·°9 5.67 U

34,606 27,009 7,597 422,159 154,621 267,538 35.64 55.65 12·97 T Vidisha 14,150 8,517 5,633 353,535 126,654 226,881 37·22 57.60 14.20 R 20,456 18,492 1,964 68,624 27,967 40,657 26.1 I 43·94 5·42 U

154,471 138,203 16,268 723,048 280,950 442,098 33·37 51.54 12.51 T Sehofe 30,535 24,051 6,4lB4 396,733 151,022 245,71 I 36 .go 54.32 17·57 R 123,936 114,152 9,784 326,315 129,928 196,387 28.50 47.85 5.24 U

41,388 33,654 7,734 359,510 132,999 226,51 I 34·95 54·20 13.64 T Raisen 34,260 2l,629 6,631 337,523 124,073 21 3,450 35·33 54·7° 13·93 R 7,128 ,02 5 1,103 21,987 8,926 13,061 28.65 45·94 8.70 U

87,074 76,172 1°,9°2 525,888 202,075 323,81 3 34.71 52.01 15·77 T Hoshangabad 45,275 37,976 7,299 397,061 149,692 247,369 36 '98 54. 1 9 18.44 R 4 1,799 38,196 3,603 128,827 52,383 ~76,444 26.56 44·45 5.76 U

49,457 44,001 5,456 '429,007 169,451 259,556 41 ·75 54.38 28.90 T Betul 34,677 30,681 3,996 379,749 149,398 230,351 43·22 55.48 30 . 86 R 14,780 13,320 1,460 49,258 20,053 29,205 27.25 44·°3 8·39 U

134,242 102,957 31,285 688,816 263,945 42~,871 35. 15 52·93 15.26 T Sagar 66,047 45,920 20,127 504,267 187,781 31 ,4tl6 37. II 55·39 1 6.91 R 68,195 57,037 II,158 184,549 76, 164 108,385 29·10 45·54 10.01 U

37 TABLE

DISTRICT~WISE PRIMARY

------State/District Total Total Workers Cultivators Agricultural Labourers Rural Urban Persons .Males Females Persons .Males 'Females Persons .Males Females

(I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (II)

Damoh T 197.1(3 1 155,673 41,458 88,391 80,905 7,1486 61,3'13 36,742 24,571 R 175,716 137,693 g8,01l3 86,798 79,.¢5 7,333 60,462 36,058 24,404 U 21,415 17,980 3,435 1,'5,93 1,440 153 851 684 167

Jabalpur T 513,l28 430,9210 142,208 1:82.61 9 156•095 26.524 149,545 78.3(14 71,2,41 R 374,687 255.657 119,GSo 176.4°° 150,700 25,700 140,21,2, 72•602 67,610 U 198,441 175,263 23.178 6,21 9 5,395 82>4 9,333 a5,7 02 3.631

Narsimhapur •• T I78,181 138,426 39,753 70,782 64,203 6,579 64,782 39.°65 25,717 R 160,663 123;415 37,248 69,546 63,093 6.453 63,°88 37,913 25,175 U 17,51..8 15,01 3 2,505 1,236 I,IIO 126 1,694 1,152 542

Mandla T 388,45,9 244,°89 144,370 25 1,489 166,018 85,471 97,649 46,047 5 1,602 R 375,°86 23'3,078 142,008 250,106 164,806 85,3°0 95,878 45,124 50,754 U 13,373 I1,OII 2,362 1,383 1,212 171 1,771 923 848

Chhindwara •• T 38,4,'472 27°.582 11.3,890 181,3 1'3 1>46,383 34,!(30 115,.771 49,606 66,165 R 339,158 232,731 106,427 177,°71 1'42,900 3'4,171 110,400 46.983 63,4[7 U 45,3~4 37.85 [ 7.463 4,,242 3,483 759 5,371 2,623 2,748

Seoni T 283,717 187,9;214 95,793 [5,8,553 114,787 43,766 89,7018 44,17'1 45,535 R ,272,369 178, 1I5 94,254 158,IIO 114,395 43,715 88,904 43,736 45,168 U 11,348 9,809 1,539 443 392 5[ 804 437 367

Balaghat T 43[,829 282.331 149,498 239,559 162,256 77,303 107,301 58,755 48,546 R 4 10,610 265,650 144,960 237,510 160,609 76,901 105,519 57,806 47,7[3 U 21,21 9 16,681 4,538 2,°49 1,647 402 1,782 949 833

Surguja T 486,012 403,075 82,937 312,422 282,050 30,372 101,677 61,947 39,730 R 458,781 378,518 80~263 3I1,o06 280,71 I 30,295 100,538 61,150 39,388 U 27,231 24,557 2,674 1.416 1,339 77 1,139 797 342

Bilaspur T 1,°°7.566 674,073 333,493 536,443 394,648 141.795 31I,044 153,218 157.826 R 928,946 609,606 319,340 528.470 388,12 7 140,343 3°3,°58 149.053 154,0,05 U 78,620 64,467 14,153 7,973 6,521 1,452 7,986 4,165 3,821

Rai6tarh T 481 ,357 371,275 110,082 289,680 237,865 51,81 5 124,876 81,260 43,616 R 458,343 352,099 106,244 288,163 236,522 51,641 123,843 80,455 43,388 U 23,01 4 19,176 3,838 1,517 1,343 174 1,033 805 228

Durg T 1,146,552 672,699 473,853 648,741 364,661 284,080 280,953 130.9 !I 150,042 R 1,022,106 567,01 3 455,093 644,°31 361 ,284 282,747 275,092 12 7,679 147,413 U 124,446 105,686 18,760 '4,710 '3,377 1,333 5,861 3,23:<1 2,629

Raipur T ,1,I'I5,303 702,638 412,665 573,66a 3g4,474 199,)88 351,847 180,951 170,896 R 1,016,148 622,974 393,174- 566,309 3 8,844 197,465 345,802 177,661 168,141 U 99,155 79,664 19,491 7.353 5,630 1.723 6.045 3.290 2,755

Bastar T 571,577 440,071 13 1,506 377,310 :313,465 63,845 127,697 73,783 53,914 R 551.881 423,697 128,184 375,973 312 ,250 63,723 126.419 7'J,971 53,448 U 19,696 16,374 3,322 1,337 1,21 5 122 1,278 812 466

NOTE :--T-Total, R - Rural and U - Urban

38 IX CENSUS ABSTRACT-Concld. 1971 Census (Provisional Figures) ------~------

Other Workers Non-Workers Workers,-______to Total...A- ______Population -, Total State/District ,- ----..A.._. _ ,------, Rural Persons Males Females Persons Males FemaJes Persons Males Females Urban (12) (13) (4) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22)

------~------~------

47,427 38,026 9,4tOI 376,070 139,643 236,427 34·39 52.71 14·92 T Damoh 28,456 22,17° 6,2~6 318,496 116,050 202,446 35·55 54.26 15.81 R 18,971 15,856 3,11\5 57,574 23,593 33,981 27. 11 43. 25 9. 18 U

24°,964 196,521 44,443 1,113,037 450,747 662,29.0 33·99 48.88 17·68 T Jabalpur 58,075 32,355 25,720 629,036 253,290 375,746 37·33 50 .23 24.06 R 182,889 164,166 ! 18,723 484,001 197,457 286,544 29.08 47.02 7.48 U

42,61 7 35,160 7,457 341,384 130,59 1 210,793 34.29 5 1 .46 15.87 T Narsimhapur 28,029 22,409 5,620 291,550 109,945 181,605 35.52 52.89 17.02 R 14,588 12,751 1,837 49,834 20,646 29,188 26.01 42.10 7·9° U

39,321 32,024 7,297 486,303 193,50 • 292,802 44·41 55.78 33.02 T Mandla 29,102 23,148 5,954 450,977 179;222 271.755 46.41 56 '53 34.32 R 10,21 9 8,876 1,343 35,326 14,279 21,047 27.46 43 154 10.09 U

87,388 74,593 12,795 605,869 23 1,977 373,892 38 .82 53.84 23·35 T Chhindwara 5 1,687 42,848 8,839 494,417 186,464- 307,95'3 40 .69 55.52 25.68 R 35,701 31,7<45 3,956 I 11,452 45,613 65,939 28.'91 45·4° 10.17 U

35,456 28,964 6,492 387,184 149,16 7 238,017 42.29 55·75 28.70 T Seoni 25,355 19,984 5,37 1 354,962 136,269 218,693 43·42 56 .56 30 . 12 R 10,101 8,980 1,121 32,222 12,898 19,324 26.05 43·21 7.38 U

84,969 . 61,320 23,649 548,332 206,566 341,766 44·06 57·75 30 .43 T Balaghat 67,581 47,235 20,346 501 ,593 187,917 313,676 45.01 58 .57 31.61 R 17,388 14,085 3,3°3 46,739 18,649 28,090 31. 22 47. 21 13.91 U

71,913 59,078 12,835 835,334 269,202 566,132 36 .78 59.96 12.78 T Surguja 47,237 36,657 10,580 773,916 245,788 528,128 37·22 60.63 13. 19 R 24,676 22,421 2,255 61,418 23,414 38,004 3°·72 5 1. 1 9 6·57 U

160,079 126,207 33,872 1,433,646 543,876 889,770 40 .89 54·79 27·°3 T Bilaspur 97,418 72,426 24,992 1,261,781 477,133 784,648 41.96 55·47 28.65 R 62,661 53,781 8,880 171,865 66,743 105,122 31.39 49· 13 I 1.87 U

66,801 52,150 14,651 796,597 264,879 531,718 37.6 7 58.36 17. 15 T Raigarh 46,342 35,122 II,220 743,703 244,153 499,550 38 . 13 59·°5 17·54 R 20,459 17,028 3,431 52,894 20,726 32,168 3°.32 48 .06 10.66 U

216,858 177,127 39,731 1,3 14,973 561 ,962 753,011 46 .58 54.48 38 .62 T Durg 102,983 78,050 24,933 1,042,503 454,795 587,7°8 49.51 55·49 43.64 R 1I3,875 99,077 14,798 272,470 107,167 165,3°3 3 1 ·35 49.65 10.19 U

189,794 147,21 3 42,581 1,495,880 597,5°5 898,375 42 .71 54·°4 31.48 T Raipur 104,037 76,469 27,568 1,269,921 5°7,564 762,357 44·45 55. 10 34·°3 R 85,757 70,744 15,01 3 225,959 89,941 136,018 3°·5° 46 .97 12·53 U

66,570 52,823 13,747 942, 823 318,787 624,036 37·74 57·99 17.41 T Bastar 49,489 38,476 II,013 9°5,965 304,515 601,450 37.86 58 . 18 17·57 R 17,08 I 14,347 2,734 36,858 14,272 22,586 34.83 53'43 12.82 U

39 TABLE X 1971 Census

HOUSES AND HOUSE·HOLDS IN MADHYA PRADESH-~. (Provisioual Figures) ------Households per 100 Average size ofa Total ,..--Occupied__--A-- Residential___ Occupied Houses Household State/District Rural ,..-----"---- ,------, Urban Houses Households 1961 1971 1961 1971 (1) (2 ) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) ------.------:M ADHY A PRADESH T 6,727,901 7,712,496 106.17 114.63 4.89 5.40 R 5,717,685 6,397,697 r04·68 111.89 4·93 5·45 U 1,010,216 1,314,799 115·55 13°. 15 4.69 5. 15

I. Morena District T 135,862 160,286 106.01 117.98 5·49 6.14 R 123,291 142,251 106.29 I15·38 5·54 6.2 ° U 12,571 18,035 103.43 143·47 4·97 5.71 2. Bhind District T 1°7,718 123,534 109.09 115.26 5.63 6,41 R 96, 869 110,410 108.98 113:98 5.68 6.5 1 U 10,849 13,1214 110 .29 120·97 5·°3 5·59 3· Gwalior District T 108,560 147,552 130 .21 135.92 5.27 5.81 R 58,411 68,612 log.06 117.46 5.51 6.04 U 50,149 78,940 159.23 157.41 5·°4 5.62 4· Datia District T 38,801 43,496 102.98 112.10 4.89 5.8 7 R 33,545 37,056 101.17 110·77 5·16 5.88 U 5,256 6.440 114·09 122·53 4.82 5.81

5· Shivpuri District T 118,3 11 122,837 101.96 103.83 5·03 5.51 R 108,961 110,01 7 101.36 100·97 5.05 5.50 U 9,35° 12,820 110·37 137. 11 4.85 5.56 6. Guna District T 117,237 239,889 105.23 119.32 4.98 5.60 R 103,130 121,695 105.01 1I8.00 4·99 5.62 U 14.1°7 18,194 106.81 128·97 4·97 5.51 7· Tikamgarh District T 94.812 105,536 105.87 111.31 4.80 5·39 R 90,410 100.357 105.90 111.00 4.83 5·39 U 4,402 5,179 105.26 117.65 4·42 5·39

8. Chhatarpur District T UIl,581 138,126 109. 29 113.61 4.65 5. 16 R 108.572 122,610 log.28 112·93 4.65 5. 16 U I3,009 15,516 109·34 119.27 4·59 5. 16 9· Panna District T 70•888 79,567 I II .48 112.24 4·55 5.38 R 65.369 73,278 III .30 112.10 4·55 5·43 U 5,519 6,289 114.85 I13·95 4·55 4.84 10. Satna District T 147,810 172,114 107·01 116·44 4·72 5·3° R 133,646 150,606 106·92 112.69 4·77 5·43 U 14,164 IlI,508 107. 82 15 1.85 4·27 4.35

11. Rewa District T 152,81 9 179,956 110.15 117.76 4.92 5·43 R 142,766 162,151 109·57 113.58 4.96 5;·60 U 10,053 17,805 119.67 177. II 4.42 3.89 12. Shah dol District T 182,876 211,962 107.04 115 ·90 4.70 4.86 R 161,2511 186,480 107.38 115.65 4·73 4.92 U 111.6114 25,482 103.06 117.84 4.32 4.41 13· Sidhi District T 122.683 140,803 109·71 114· 77 5.21 5.52 R 120,678 138,566 109.69 114·82 5·22 5·54 U 2,005 2,237 110.96 111.57 4.00 4· 19

14· :Mandsaur District T 164,089 175,649 102.23 107.04 5·99 5.4~ R- 135,172 14°,361 101.18 103.84 5.07 5·4 U 28,917 35,288 106.07 122·°3 4·80 5.51 15· Ratlam District T 90,913 110,011 101.84 121.01 5·21 5.68 R 71,628 76,822 101.68 1°7.25 5'31 5·79 U 19,285 33.18g 102.20 172.10 4·97 5·44

40 TABLE :lit J:97J: CENSUS HOUSES AND HOUSE-BOLDS IN MADHYA PRADESH-CoDtd. (Provisioaal Figure.lJ) ... Households per 100 Average a Total OCcupied Residential Occupied Houses HouseholSiz¥ . State/District Rural r------J--, r-----.A.--~ Urban Houses H(luseholds 1961 1971 1961 1971 (2) (I) (3) -__,__, (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) -~- ---- 16. Ujjain District T 124,087 15 1,687 ll2·37 122'.24 4.96 5.69 R 93,348 98,338 102.19 105.35 5.08 5.69 U 30,739 53,349 139·26 173·55 4·73 5·7 17· Jhabua District T 104,788 109,332 101.52 104.34 5·74 6. II R 97,938 99,810 101·57 101.91 5. 82 6.20 U 6,850 9,522 100·93 139.01 4.87 5. 13 18. Dhar District T 128.61 9 140,063 102·57 108.90 5·39 6.01 R 116,837 125,ll3 102·59 107·08 5·44 6.04 U Il,782 14,950 102·42 126.89 5·33 5·73

19· Indore District I, •• T JI2,244 176,716 134·81 157·44- 5.16 5.86 R 58,903 63,440 101.18 107.70 5·45 6.02 U 53,341 113,276 169.10 212.36 4.98 5.78 20. Dewas District T 92,320 102,404 100.87 110·92 5.01 5.80 R 80,913 85,623 100.78 105.82 5.02 5.83 U 11,407 16,781 101.38 147. II 4·93 5·6S 21. West Nimar District T 181,168 199,324 103.49 IIO.02 5.58 6·44 R 156,091 167,370 102'·37 107.23 5.66 6·57 U 25,077 31,954 110.28 127·42 5. 15 5.72 22. East Nimar District T 14-8,239 156,771 1()2·39 105.76 5.05 5.61 R 1I5,875 122,503 101.29 105.72 4·95 5.50 U 32,364 34,268 106.24 105.88 5.41 6.03 23· Shajapur District T 109,472 120,318 103.47 109.91 4.92 5.63 R 97,963 106,825 lOlL 75 109.05 4.91 5.61 U ll,509 13,493 110·54 II7·24 5.04 5·77 24· Rajgarh District T 100,245 116,863 II I. 60 II6.58 4·94 5·53 R 91,069 105,51 I JI2.07 115·86 4·95 5·54- U 9,176 Il,352 107.37 123.71 4·87 5·44 25· Vidisha District T 100,063 117,734 103.42 II7·66 4·93 5·57 R 86,577 100,023 102.24 1I5·53 4·95 5.63 U 13,486 17,711 111.57 13I ·33 4·75 5.24

26. Sehore District T 171,141 208,589 109. 12 121.88 4·73 5.20 R 104,175 II 6,369 10t-38 III .7'1 4.80 5'40 U 66,966 92,220 II .29 137.71 4.61 4·95

27· Raisen District T 84,093 103,269 107.10 122.80 4. 65 5·35 R 79,399 97,365 106;46 122.63 4.65 5.36 U 4,694 5,904 120.14 125.78 4·75 5.22 28. Hoshangabad District T 139,610 155,468 105. 10 llI·36 4.68 5.18 R 110,385 122,648 105.76 111.11 4.68 5. 14 U 29,225 32,820 102·45 112.30 4.66 5·34

29· Betul District T 1I5,615 128,1 II 103'32 110.8 I 5.01 5·75 R 103,577 I I 5,039 103·3° II 1.07 5.04 5.81 U 12,038 13.072 103.51 108·59 4.70 5.18

30. Sagar District T 176,640 199,500 102.27 1I2·94 4·77 5.32 R 133,428 151,890 101.13 113.84 4.68 5.28 U 43,212 47;610 106,74 110.18 5.08 5·47

31. Damoh District T 99,789 ll2,5ll 103.88 II2·75 4·47 5.09 R 85,134 97,665 103'59 114.72 4.41 5.06 U 14,655 14,846 106.17 101.30 4.98 5.32

32• Jabalpur District T 291,218 326,376 103.42 JI2.07 4.51 5. 17 R 167,498 187,233 102.65 II 1.78 4·44- 5.36 U 123,720 139,143 104.81 112·47 4.63 4.90

33· Narsimhapur District T 88,769 98,071 107·57 110.48 4.68 5.30 R 77,717 85,294 106.84 109.75 4.67 5.30 U II ,052 12.777 JIg·44 115.61 4.72 5·27

41 TABLE X 1971 Census HOUSES AND HOUSEHOLDS IN MADHYA PRADESH-Concld. (ProvisioDal Figures) Households per 100 Average--- size of a State/District Total Occupied Residential Occupied Houses Household Rural r------A-.------. .-----"-----. r--...... :-A.~ Urban Houses Households 1961 1971 1961 1971 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) ------(7) (8) 34· Mandla District T 136,580 154,721 102·55 113·28 4.91 5.65 R 129,010 144,883 102.24 112.30 4·93 5.70 U 7,570_ 9,838 108.50 129-96 4.50 4·95

35' Chhi'ndwara District T 164,708 184,530 104. 10 1'12.03 4.76 5·37 R 136,805 154,531 103.37 112.96 4·77 5·39 U 27,903 29,999 109'40 107.51 4· 71 5.23

36. Seoni District T 107,369 123,807 105. 11 II5·31 4.80 5.42 R 101 ,718 116,407 104.7° 114·44 4·81 5·39 U 5,651 7,400 112.04 130 .95 4.70 5.89 "

37· Balaghat District T 164,897 192,662 102·93 116.84 4.82 5.09 R 152,469 178,445 102.67 117.04 4.85 5. 11 U 12,428 14,217 107.06 114·39 4·44 4.78

38. Surguja District T 23 6,673 264,713 104.31 III .85 4.92 4.99 R 217,992 !l4°,74!l 104.34 110·44 4-96 5. 12 U 18,681 !l3,971 103.63 128.32 4.02 3.70

39· Bilaspur District T 4!l9,460 491,137 108.80 114.36 4.62 4·97 R 382,!l5° 437,718 109.04 114.51 4.64 5.00 , U 47,210 53,419 106.29 II3·15 4.40 4.68 ' Raigarh District 40• T I 94,!l44 234,!l71 104. 11 120.61 4·92 5.46 R 179,572 218,279 103. 86 121.56 4·95 5.51 ! U 14,672 15,992 107.94 109.00 4.41 4·75

41• Durg District T 437,132 483,587 105.65 110.63 4·53 5.09 R 356,005 391,236 105.06 109.90 4·73 5.28 U 81,12 7 92,351 108.80 II3·84 3.50 4.30

42. Raipur District T 459,348 522,679 104.97 Il3·79 4·57 5.00 \ R 4°7,989 455,507 103.64 II 1.65 4·57 5.02 U 51,359 67,172 116.36 130 .79 4.51 4.84 '

43· Bastar District T 254,410 285,964 101·45 JI2·40 5.52 5.30 R 243,348 270,618 101·38 llI.21 5·55 5·39 U II,062 15,346 103.63 138 .73 4.38 3.69 ~

42 APPEND~

Staff associated with the preparation of Paper 1 of 1971 and Supplement

Shri Uma Kant Trivedi, Deputy Director of Census Operations. Shri M. L. Sharma, Senior Investigator. Shri R. B. L. Shriv:astava, Office Superintendent. Shri M. G. Mohril, \Senior Technical Assistant. Sh,ri V. Mohan, Tabulation Officer. Shri V. S. Joshi" Statistical Assistant. Shri S. K. Saraswat, Statistical Assistant. S4ri Vishram Singh, Statistical Assistant. Shri Dilaram, Computor. Shri Mohd. Israil, Computor. Shri K. C. Jain, Computor. Shri A. K. Jain, Computor. Shri Parasram Noria, Computor. Shri J. F. D'Souza, Computor. Shri P. P. R. Nair, Junior Stenographer. Shri S. K. Mishra, Proof Reader. Shri S. C. Sood, Assistant Compiler. Shri M. N. WanJari, Assistant Compiler. Shri K. M. Philip, Typist. Shri Badri Singh, Sr. Gestetner Operator. Shri Gaffar Khan, Daftari.

GCPB-32-DEO-28-5-71-1250. \1) ate L( , :§_B_R _A J .. _l!

(Supplement to Paper ]\TO. 1 of 1971, Madhya Pradesh) •

Eag~_Ji.1h 'J2 alll § _IV 0 • lI1}t~" Q.Ql..t..Yo . EQr, Egad 16 V ( a) Bhopal 11 830 838

16 V Bhopal (M. C • ) 11 848 840

22 V Baraily 11 85 857

27 VIII Rewa District 11 199 991

27 VIII Sidhi District 11 96 966 28 VIII Deosar T ahsil 11 95 959

28 VIII Sinfrauli 'Tahsil 11 95 950

28 VIII Feemuch Tahsil 11 92 924 29 VIII Dhar T a"hsi1 11 959 956

29" VIII Depa1pur 'Tahsil 8 17,533 17,433

29 VIII Sa,,,er T allsil 4 3,708 38,708

29 VIII SalA!er T a h sil 5 18.44 16.44

29 VIII Sa",rer 'TRhsi1 7 17,496 17,896 29 VIII Barv;raha T ahsil 11 973 937

30 VIII Shuj alpur 'Tahsil 11 93 937 30 VIII " Sehore Di stri ct 5 23.20 23.29

30 VIII Sehore District 6 30029 30.20

30 VIII Rajgarh Tahsil 11 92 922 "~

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