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",«t atr \if"qu,,,, 1981 'fA XIII- ifi • • II \ I iff. m. fll f trmftq snmrfq if., I ~. ~wnrqum ! qarsrts ., { 1981 CENSUS-PUBUCATION PLAN GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PUBLICATIONS Part I-A - Ad minis.tration Repo Ft- Bnumera tiGa Part I-B Administration Report.Tabulation Part II-A . Genera) Populatiol1 Tables Part II-B Primary Census Abstract Part IIi General Economic Tables Part IV Social and Cultural Tables Part V Migration Tables Part VI Fertility Tables Tables on Houses and Disabled PopuJatioD Part VIII Household Tables Part IX Special Tables on Scheduled Castea -and Scheduled Tribe. part X-A Town Directory Part X-B Survey Reports on selected Towns Part :X-C Survey Reports 011 lek:eted'ViJJaBtl Part !XI Ethnographic Notes and special studies on Scheduled Castel and Sched uled Tribes Part XII • Census Atlas Paper 1 of 1982 Primary Cen_Abstract for Scheduled Castes andlScbeduled Tribes Paper 1 of 1984 Housebold ~opulation by Religion of Head of Household STATE GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS Part XIlI-AAB District Census Handbook for each of the 4S districts in the State. 'ViUagc and Town Directory and Primary Censul Abstract) ~,;ft CONTENTS 1 SIt""'"' Foreword 2 SlEd 'ill," Preface ,,-vi 3 f_1il smn District Map 4 ,,~ Itl"'. Important Statistics vii 5 fq~q"'f(". f~ Analytical Note 'lfAIfT(,~ ~1, ~iN(I' GlTfiJ!Iin 1Il2W-~8 Notes &. ExplanatioDs: List of Scheduled \'iA'\1fTftr iii) ~') (U'Ift""h:rOf). rcr"lfllr 1976, Castes and Scheduled Tribes Order r~T Gfii'l1Jf;rT imr~ .. r ~Rr(m 1I''tt eT~ I (Amendment) Act, 1976. History and fcfv~l!I'vr TC1t1li r~crun Scope oC District Census Handbook. Analytical Note Tahsil Maps 6 n.- v"r "'if~ Section I-VILLAOE DIRECTORY 1-165' .(I ) quf~1t~~ I'r~l em ~ 'ifl Alphabetical list Df Villages ( i) f~ ~""~ 3-1 (ii) ~T~ ~ 8-12 ( iii) i\"~icr a'*vr 12-15 (iv) ~'{ ~&hr J6-20 (i)' Bhind Tahsil 2.-25 (ii) Gobad Tah.il 25-29 (iii) Mebgaon Tabsil 29-32 (iv) Lahae Tahsil 33-37 (2) VPI' f.rfftrsr it ~ fi6~ ~ "liIft." it Notes Explaining tbe 14Code" used 39-4 t lfqif~ in tbe Villa go Directory. ( 3) "'" f'ritftt Village Direotory 42-139 (i) fiR' 6'~~ Bhind Tahsil 42-71 eii) q~<{ a~ Gobad Tahsil 12-93 (iii) ~artcr Q~ Mehgllon Ta bail 94-113 ( iY) ~ at«t~ Lahar Tahsil 114-139 'f.1Si5 ~ Pages (4) "r'tftia 1- "~fGrCf;, f'i(f~«I' '{" ,,~ Appendix 1- Tahsilwise Abstract 140-143 'lfirmff !liT o~~~ UT,( of Educational, Med ical and other amenities (5) crftftru 2- ~,(-iI~rftritiT iff('{l (nlfurifJ Appendix 11- Land utilisation data 144 ;r~T'~) if 'lfzr ~If fim ,"iii, in respect of Non­ MUnicipal Towns ( Census Towns ) (6) qf'tftlai! 3- V"r~' 'liT ~il"r'{ «'if1 ~r Appendix TII- Tahsilwise list of 14S· .. 1-46 we;fVr'li I f'iffififUT, fi'ii" 6'f,(, Villages where no ilT:srT~/~TZ itl Nor ZIT f~) it; Educationai, Medical~ ifT'f, U'ifT~ ollfT f ... ~l 'liT Post eft Telegraph, Day I1'J'!_ftf 'Ii'\' ~fClm ii,",""'J iJ~ , or Days of Market/Hatt Communications and Power supply facilities are available (7) qf'tma 4- pr ~i{~.lfT if !R'2~f:oRt \1frffflfT Appendix IV- List of Villages 147-165 ~~ !R'![qf.m iifiI'-'3FTftpff ~ according to tbe ~vrTqn:' \l'2lJf(t ifi" ~~~ U11rl proportion of Sche- ifiT ~"fT.. dUled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the, Total Population by raDles '1 "'II - ;til, firifUlfi' Section II-TOWN DIRECTORY 167-186 ( 1) orq~ f.r~f1l'CfiT it ~lJ1q fCfi~ q1\' 'EIi~' it. Notes explaining the ClCodes" used ~.tl if f~lJGJj in the Town Directory 16--8-171 (2) farifW-l srf~f\'f ~ 1i ;f:r lfu1m Statement 1- Status and Orowrh History 172-173 (3) flft'{UJ'-2 SIlii'ffi ~q~ (f¥.Il ortnl iii' Statement 11- physical Aspects srf~lIffcr, 19 79 and Location of Towns, 1979. 174-17' Statement 1I1- Municipal Finance, 1978-79. 176-117 (') m~-4 ormf'{Cli q'lt ,,;:q' ~f"!:TTiJ , Statement IV-Civic 811d other 1978-79 Amenities, 1978-79. 178-179 (6) ~-4 1lI'-llf"'J;f'qCf ~ arffCl'1fT if rrJlff'{Cl; Statement IV-A .. Civ1c and otber amenities vl~ $J"i' 'lfClm, 1919 in Notified Siuma 1979. 180-181 (7) filrlf~ur - S RfifitUT, ffeTiIi', ~)'t\1fOl It­ Statement V- Medical, Educational, U~ftiti ~fqa7l1, 1979 Recreational and',C\II- tural Facilities, 1919. J 82-183 <I) fCfIf'{Uf -6 i5liTqr~, crrfur;nr , ~)~ qR Sfatement Vl- Trade, Commerce, ~'fiIi~, 1979 Industry and Banking, 1979. 184-185 8 qftf"lSI'-if~l it ~~,!f4r fi;;r it Appendix-Towns showing their UTtr iifiRI"~T Outgrowtb'9 with population 186 itPPJ1II'ifT qfTi5if 1m u~ ~ etl SIR t ~~ iii mr wit ~q '"" it .. tfiF8r ~I!l t,. Eft' Qftl ~ \ifif'tPrifr ,!~fiT GfOfifUTif'T ililttiW arr~ ~ ~ t ra vr1' iRm( I VPr f.riftArr ~ 'Imif!f;r fr. 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