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District Census Handbook, Ujjain, Part XIII-A, Series-11 'fITtT XIII-~ • • 1 I ... m. P, i I 1fI~'N Slmef.'l. ~, 1 ~~ q'atsrnr (1981 C61sus Publications, Series 11 In All India Serie! will be publlshed in tM following part.> GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PUBLICATIONS Part I-A Administratipn Report-Ellumeration Part I-B Administration Report-Tabulation Part II-A General Population Tables Part II-B Primary Census Abstract Part IIJ General Economic Tables Part IV Social and Cultural Tables Part V Migration Tables Part VI Fertility Tables Part VII Tables on Houses and Disabled Population Part VlII Household Tables Part IX Special Tables on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Part X-A Town Directory Part X-B Survey Reports on selected Towns Part X-C Survey Reports on sclec ted Villag~ Part XI Ethnographic Notes and special studies on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Part XII. Census Atlas Paper I of 1982 Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Paper 1 of 1984 Household Population by Religion of Head of Household STATE GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS Part XIII-AkB District Census Hanel book for each of the 45 districts in the State. (Village and Town Directory and Primary Census Abstract) f~~;u CONTENTS 1 ,,~;w Foreword i-iv 2 Jmrl<lIn Preface v-vi 3 f::ri! ~T tm\'1 District Map 4 lf~.,j IIriri, Important Statistics vii 5 R~~Tclflli fa'tq1Jft Analytical Note i lC-xniii ilj~ re''f'Jrl, q'i~;f""(f mfir ~T~ q'~~f"(f Notes & Explana1ions; List of Scheduled ;;r.r~fu IliT ~1 (~~irfl''f), Nilf'1i 1976, Castes and Scheduled Tribes Order fiiJ'ffi iiT'fllllTifT ~ff(f1fiT llir ~f(f~m q'1'l: i~ I (Amendment) Act, 1976. History and ~lI(;rlfVTrc~1fi f2't!fUIT Scope of District Census Handbook, Analytical Note (f~r~T if. if.ro Tahsil Maps 6 n 11>- en" mf~ Section I-VILLAGE DIRECTORY 1-196 (l) IJ'lilfil1l'i~'T~ a;mrT lfil ~"''l Alphabetical Jist of Villages (i) ~ ~f<;r 3-6 ( ii) 1i~:r: (j~~ 6-10 ( iii) ~'UifT ~~~ 10-]4 (iv) ~~'f Q~ 14-19 ( v ) ~"''T': o~~ft~ 19-22 (i) Kbacharod Tahsil 23-26 (ii\ Mabidpur Tah~il 2'6-30 ( ii i) Tarana T absil 30-33 (iv) Ujjain Tabsil 33-38 (iv) Badnagar Tahsil 38-41 (2) iTll' f.rifW'iiT if ~ f1fi7.t ;rit "i1~!1 if; Notes Explaining the "Code" used 43-45 ~<ta-if ~ in tbe Village Directory. ( 3) 9l1lfdfu~ V mage DiTectory 46-163 (i) liT"fU:f q~«Ti;f Khar.harod Tahsil 46-61} (ii) 1I~~'l: q~~Ti;f Mahidpur Tahsil 70-93 (jj i) q"UifT ~~~T~ Tarana Tahsil 94-115 (iv) ~if ~ijr~ Ujjain Tahsil 116-143 (v) q'0~ oi!~~ 8adnaglU' Tahsil 144-163 ( 4) ,,~ 1- w~furiii, f"f'fiHH ~ct ~i'lf Appendix 1- Tahsilwise Abstract 164-167 ~Rm~1 'fir crl?:~r<'l'cm: ~r\ of Educational, Medical and other amenities (5) ~ 2- ~Z-'f'f\qlfuiiiT ;rrr<:'l (;;r;:rrrurrrT Appendix 11- Land utilisation data 168 Off[ <:.) Ji ~fli \l'illlll ~;feft ~j'fil in respect of Non- Municipal Towns (Census Towns) (6) qflfu£c 3- lJTli'T q,1' ~1ifIfTr ~'fl ~f Appendix JIl- Tahsilwise list of 169-170 !!TlllfUT1ti, f'<if'f.(~T , ~T'fi if on:, Villages where no OfT'1fP:/ ~T".: if Rrr IlT f?,''fT it; Educational, Med ieal, ;:rTll' , ~'lrr aiff fif;;r~l 'fiT Post & Telegraph. Day lRT~fa <til" 'J;f<! a-r<j'" \lcr~i;r rrQ_T ~ or Days ofMarket/Hat, Communications and Power supply facilities are available (7) qfdtll!! 4- '§1if :;r;rtf~lfT if ~l~f'f<J i;frfoliT Appendix IV- List of Villages 171-196 q'l' !It~~f'iffi i;f<i i;fTfijlft iii according to the ~llTT<rT<:. !It:!'fra it; !lti~f{ milT proportion of Sche- ;fiT ~ilT duled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the Total 'Population by ranges 7 lli~ 11- ,,~ f~if~T Section II-TOWN DIRECTORY 197-120 ( )) 'flfr f.:rifw'tir if ~qlf);r f'lilt lTlt ''li~' f;­ Notes explainil\,g the "Codes" used ~la- if fGC'TarT in the Town Directory 198-201 (2) Rtn:UT-l srfttTfij ~ ct '{f;a l!if~m Statement 1- Status and Growth History 202- 203 (3) f.rcn:ar-2 srf'!ifiJ'li tq~'f qifr ;;I'n:) iii) Statement Il- PhYsical Aspects srf~qfij, 1979 and Location of Towns, 1979. 204-205 Statement llI- Municipal Finance, 1978-79. 206-207 (5) fq'frur-4 .mrfVfi lItT"{, ~;:<r ~fq.rr<T , Statement IV- Civic and other 1978-79 Amenities, 1978-79. 20 S-209 (6) f.rcrrGJ'-4 'Ii'-Jlf~filcr tj";:<f'r ilf~cr<rT i:i ;rTlft~ Statement IV-A~Civil and other amenities lith q;=lf '!f<nJrif, 1979 in Notified Slums 1979 210-2 IS f<riHUT-5 f'iff'liHrT, Wflff'ii, ll'fl~"R 11'1' Statement V- Medical, Educational, ~tt~faiii '];ferl:TTll. 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