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District Census Handbook, Balaghat, Part XIII-A, Series-11 I t I I \ I 1 '"If XIII- if) • • iii. m. Ii, "''ftfM smnr~1II "':att Mft ""'PlAt "'!1m .981 CENSUS-PUBLICATION PI..AN e19l11 C."",.. Publicatlo1ll. S"les 11 In All India S~rle. will be published .111 1M followl"g pQ.n,) GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PUBLICATIONS Part I-A Administration Repo rt· Enumeration Part I-D Administration Report-Tabulation Part II-A General Population Tables Part II-B Primary Census Abstract Part II. General Economic Tables Part IV Social aod Cultural Tables Part V Migration Tables Part VI Fertility Tables Part VII Tables on Houses and Disabled Population Part VIII Household Tables Part IX Special Tables on Scheduled Castes and. Scheduled Tribes part X-A Town Directory Part X-B Survey Reports on selected Towns Part X-C Survey Reports aD iWtc4 Village., Part lKr Ethnographic Notcs and special studies on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Part XII • Census Atlas Paper 1 of 1982 Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes and [Scheduled Tribes Paper 1 of 1984 Househ01d Population by Religion of Head of Household STATE GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS Part XllI-I-..&B District Census Handbook for each of the 45 districts in the State.. (Village and Town Directory and Primary Census Abstract) Foreword i-iy . 2 SlEC'f (ClII' Preface 3 fQ;fiT ififm District Map vii 4 q~ai.~ Important Statistics 5 f"~""R"1Il fa'tq'" Analytical Note.- 1!'fR1.fTi'Wfi fa'cq-lJit J lR1~f'lf(l' "I'rrn 'q'~ "l~f~(J Notes & BXplanations; List of Scheduled ;ril';;rrnr Ifi" ~1 (uwnr;:r). fifilf'fi 1976, Castes and Scheduled Tribes Order fiiJ'm ::;rrqvrrrr 2'ft:tr'fi'T IfiT '{fli~m' !l:l'n rsf'Jf I (Amendment) Act, 1976. History and A'!l~CiI'orTC'I'lIi fcclflJ)''T Scope of District Census Handbook, Analytical Note Tahsil Maps Section I-VILLAGE DIRECTORY 1-241 (I) 1!J1!f~Jfriu-r~ JIPfr 'fi'1 '_'if) Alphabetical list of Villages ( i) Cl'Jtrfu-arrr1 q~ 3-9 ( i i ) Oft~'CffZ ",iI"\If 9-17 17-26 (iii) ~~ a~~ (i) Waraseoni Tahsil 27-33 (Ii) Balaghat Tahsil 33-41 (iii) Baihar Tahsil 41-49 ( 2) VA f.=riftrrr it ~ rrlr q'lr 41~t" ii Notes Explain ins the "Code" used 51-' 3 ~il~ in the Villago Directory. Village Directory ( 3) V11' firifttllT S4-195 Waraseoni Tahsil 54-9' (i~ q1'\Tm-rrr Cl'i{Uh;r Bala8baC Tahsil 96-145 (ii) ..-r{ifT'fTE 6'~~ Baihar Tahsil 146-195 (iii) ~,~ ~~ ttSo q"lIT pa~es ( 4) qr"ftrIa 1- tit cHfurili, f:qf'fi(~r ~" 'irq Appendix 1- Tabsilwise Abstract 196-199 ~f.nm:ri q;( cr~~rWiff,{ ~r'{ of Educational. Medical and other amenities (5) ~ftrq 2- ft-;r~'nfvriliT "~'{l (~lfOTilT Appendix 11- Land utilisation data 200 ~w~) it 'Ifq- ~qzitlf fi~erT 1Irt~ in respect of Non- M unici pal Towns ( Census Towns ) (6) Ifftftrsl 3 - il'ull q;) ff~{'I';!fH «'1ft GrIt Appendix tll- Tahsilwise list of 201··20'3 riTlRfurllli, f:"f!f;'urr. ;flilf) if an, Villages where no i(T~TtJ~~ if; fqij' lfT ,f~l ~ Educational, Medical, YfT'f, ~,,~ ff'lT fifi1l"illr llfir Post ct Telegraph, Day IlT,!f~ ifir ~f.nrr~:r 'a'cn=r;~ ;r~1 , or Days of Market/Hat, Communications and Power supply facilities are available (7) "r~~ 4- ~ ;;;r'l«t§lI'f it ~~~m \1fffij1fT Appendix IV- List of Villages 204-241 't<f ififa-f:;rn- ... iiA-~rf~T iti' according to th e '~Or'PfT,{ ~im ~ g~"n' Q'Prl proportion of Sche- .ifi) \!'if'T duled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the Total Population by Tange. Section II-TOWN DIRECTORY 243-262 (1) ifll''{ fififWifiJ it aqq)1f f'filt 1rit 'ifi~' it Notes explaining the "Codes" used fi:i{er it feclJOit· in the Town Directory 244-247 (2) t1rq"{'lJf-1 ~fu 'ttJi crf:c 'if~T~ Statement 1- Status and Orowrb ~ History 248-249 (3) flfCl''t'Jr-2 !fT~f(f~ f<r~1I' 8'II'T ;:p]''{1 ~ Statement 11- phYsical Aspects srff'fftr. 1979 and Location of Towns, 1979. 150-251 Statement 111- Municipal Finance. 1978-79. 252-253 (5) ~~-4 ifHTf~!fi q:R OWl( '1fennl1 • Statement IV- Civic and other 1978-79 Amenities, 1978-79. 254-255 (6) ~-4 1W-"f~lOfo ~ ;rf~~T it ;:rT'l'~ Statement IV-A-Ci"ic and other amenities Ilh qitf ~~~, 1979 in Notified Slums 1979. 256-257 (7) f~I('{ur-S f'i!fflfinrr, if~lfi. 'fl'fT~'iSA (pi Statement V- Medica.l, Educational, ~~!ifffifi ~nra-rl1, 1979 Recreational and Cul­ turalFacilities,1979. 258-2"9 (I> firortlJl' -6 ell'rq'T't I orrfiJrii3f , =3.)11' ~ Statement VI- Trade, Commerce, tf'ifi'f, 1979 Industry and Banking, 1979. 260-261 8 qltftrl'ii!-r'l'd it iIIT~crf~ eler it; Appendix-Towns showing their 'fTC( ~Rr O\ltsrowth!l with population 262 i1AIJUTifr e-~i5i'f ifRr lJiill ij''tSfitU 'Ii) ij"n: 9' q~ 0) fiif"," '11 f~~ Ilq it ~ Imr ~ t, a1' aw",l ri5I\IIT \ififlJ'Gl'ifr ~ffffili1' iJiItf1Jr;n' lli'l ~ifi il'1~~1l a-mi&' ~ t rU' ,,) iftm( I 'lPr firc1miliT if;' I6nJllli)' fr. fflJR ~ f;;r;rr lSfiflJ'GJ'ifr ~f~CfiI' !fir q')iiPrr f... ~fami, srmwlilff, ~ uTlFter n if ~ 9"ffit' mffl~ ~91W1, f.rirtr.. f'rrm Ii'tt "~WElTif mlrT 1Ifi) il'T1:-iI'I'( Wq~i'fifff ijml ~ §.fcnmn Ill'( 'lflJ \roI)'I 1f;1 f.r.fql iti iIit if m l I ~ iI'lCrl iti VrlPf .. 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