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District Census Handbook, Raisen, Part XIII-A, Series-11 1I1tT XIII-~ Vl'f f;Rf~r • • iti. m. I'" . ~'N smm~ mr, f;rbl'l\ ~,,~, "t:~"bT ~9,81 ~S-PUDLICATION PLAN (1981 "~mSJlI Publication "SeJlliu.11 in All '"dia Series will be published in the Jolfowlng pans) -GOV'ERN1vt)3NT OF INDIA PUBLICATiONS Part I-A Ad ministration Report-Enumera tion Par; I-B Administration Report-Tabulation Part II-A General Population 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 PartVIl Tables on Houses and Disabled Population Part VIII Houichold Tables Part IX Special Table'S on Scheduled Castes and ScbedJed Tribes Part X-A Town Oirectory Part X-B Survey Reports on selected Towns Part X-C Survey Reports on selected VilJagcs, Part XI Ethnographic Notes 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 Papor 1 of 1984 Household Population by Religion of Head of Household. STATE GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS Part XIlI-MB District Census Hand book for each of tbe 45 di~tricts in the State. (Village and Town Directory and Primary Census Abitract) AtI(q' ~t CONTENTS '{~l$ Pages 1 sn~q"" Forewora. i-iv 2 smf~""t Preface v-vi 3 ~~ fif~ ~l ;mn Map of Raisen District 4 ~~~oi m~¥ Important Statistics vii 5 f.mr~~q1ti f~~ Analytical Note 1'-50 lill~trHl1<fi fu'Gq1lJj; !R'i~fqQ Gl'rfir ~n: 9Ori.~f~6' Notes & Explanations; List of Scheduled \iTif\ifTfcr <fir ~:qr ( ~wnrlt), for ~zr<fi 1976: Castes and Scheduled Tribes Order fiif\1r ~fjvrrrT ~ft6~T ~r '{fij'~m q~ &1"1' I (Amendment) Act, 1976, History and 'If{:q lfTt'i 'Ii fC!'t'lorr Scope of District Census Handbook I Introductory Note 6 .~.- VTIJ f.fif~ Section I-VILLAGE DIRECTORY 51-271 o~~T~T ~ It~ Tahsil Maps ( 1) i{11T 'lIi'ila~n: vr,,) <fiT ~;;[t (i) ~T~1t a~~~ 53-56 ( ii ) ~hij'~iif ~~1~ 57-58 (iii) ;{~qiif a~ .58-61 ( iv ) ~ll1:tfiif a~"R 61-64 ( v ) cr~1$fl Q~«l1$f CiS-68 ( v j ) f~~crT.,r ~«')\"f 68-71 (vii) ~q:!"{r ff~~T<'f 71-73 ( 1 ) Alphabetical list of ViIlage& (i) R.aisen Tahsil 75-77 (ii) Gbairatganj Tahsil 78-80 (iii) Begamganj Tahsil 80-83 (iv) Gobarganj Tahsil 83-86 (v) Baraily Tabsll 86-89 (vi) Silwani Tahsil 89-92 (vii) Udaipura Tahsil 92-94 (2) .;rtq r"imt i:i ~qq')q f1tiq. tN fI~R" ~ (2) Notes Explaining the "codes" used q ~, tt-ant in the Village Directory. 95-97 ( 3) mq titi mCf)l (3) Village Directory (i) "rrtil a~~'h:r ( i) Raisen Tahsil 99-113 (ii) ~ha~iif 6'~~~ (ii) Ghairatganj Tahsil 114-129 (iii) «flJlltfilJ afl~ (iii) Begsmganj Tahsil 130-141 (iv ) ~ft~ \if ff~dt~ (iv) Goharganj Tahsil 142-16' ( v) iift1$ff ~~1~ (v) Baraily Tahsil 166-183 (vi) f~crr;ft o~~1~ ( vi) Silwani Tahsil 184-207 (vii) \ifilf~~T ~~ (vii) Udaipura Tahsil 208-221 {11.} "f1.:f~ 1- !!T~f",~, f~f'fi~~H I'J;cf ~;:~ (4) Appendix 1 - Tabsilwise Abstoract ~fcr~T 'fiT i;f~qT~crT"{ m'{ of Educational, Medical and other. amenities (5) qf~f~ 2- ~l ",lj~rfiT~T 'fm:, (\iftiqvrifT ( 5) Appendix ll- Land utilisatioJ;l <lata ifq-~) if ~flf ~q ~"a-T m~ in respect of Non-Municipal Towns (Census Towns) 225 (6 ) q~. 1- ~r~T 'til' o~crr~ ~"'T ~f (6) Appendix IIl- Tahsi1wis~ list of We:rfUrCfi, f:qfCfl'(trl, ~Hi cr an:, Vi1Iages where' no Educational, ifl':srn:/~TG t f~;; itT f~;;T ~. Medieal, ost & Telegraph, Day ifIll, ~~T~ i;f~ f~iig:rT <fit or days of Market/Hat, Communi· q'r'rf~ <tiT ~f€jS"P.f· i3"~i~ i=f~l ~ cations and Power supply facilities are available 2#6--232 (7) qf~fin'6! 4- :§~ \ii'{tf'ilJT if ~~~f:qQ GfTfcr~~ (7) Appendix IV- List of ViUagt:s: accOr­ FJ;cf ~2~f:qiJ \ifif GfTfaltl: iii ding to the proporti4?D of Scheduled l!.TUfl'crT"{ ,.;r~'1T8 iii ,.;r2ijR ~TliT Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the if.f ~:qT Total Population by ranges 2:f3--170 " 7 Wi ~ - "~f,,if.ffltil Section 11 TOWN DIRECTORY 211-288 ( 1) i[1T'{ f.:rifwifiT if i3'CJ~)1T f'li~ mr I ifiT6 , it ( 1) Notes explaining the codes used «i(fi ~ fCCq1lfT in tbe TowD Directory 272-275 ( 2 ) fcrcr'(lJf -1 srfp-l f<r t1; cj erf.1i !ifa~Hr (2) Statement 1- Status and Growth Hi$tory 276-277 (3) fcrq~-2 STTiifcrCfi ~cr~'1 Q'lT iflT'{T'tiT (3) Statement II- Physical Aspects srft~fiJ, 1979 and Location of Towns, 1979. 278-279 (4) Statement 1(:- Municipal Finance / 1978-79. 280-281 (5) fqq'{UT-4 ;n1Tf~ q)"{ q'rlt ~f'_'a-T<1 , (5) Statement IV-Civic and other 1978:-79 Amenities. 282-283 (') f'lq~ - 5 f'<tfifiHfT, if&lifl, +r.f)~~. qcr (6) Statement V- Medical, Educational trt~iifaifl ~fcrerr.1T, 19 79 and .K.ecreational· C~J .. tu~·al FaciJitjes" 1979 284··285 (7) ~q~1Jf -6 elJTcrT'{, crrf1rr~ , '3'~)rr ~T~ (7) Statement V- Trade CommeFeJ: ~'Cfi, 1979. 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