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District Census Handbook, Panna, Part XIII-A, Series-11 l1Tt\" XIII-Cf) • • I j ~. ~T. ~~, ! "T~(i1tr srm«f.:t'lfi ~<U I ~ liI';rfTQTitr "'"If srbI j (1981 CensJls Pnbficotions, Series J1 in AIJ Indio Series will be published in the jollow;,,.g part~) GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PUBLICATIONS. Part I-A Administration Report-Enumerati9D Part I-B Administration Report-Tabulatio~ ,Part (I-A General Population Tables ,Part IT-B Primary Census Abstract Part HI General Economic Tables Part IV Socia} and Cultural Tables Part V Migration Tables Part V[ Fertility Tables Part VII Tnbles on Houses and Disabled Population Part VIII Household 'Tables Part IX Special Tables on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Part X-A Town Dir~tory Part X-B Survey Reports on selected Towns P.art X-C Survey Rf ports on selected Vmages Part Xl Etilno~rapbic Notes and speoial studies on Scheduled Cast es and S£hed u~ed Tribes Part xn . Census Atlas Paper I of 198'2 Primary Census Abstract for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Paper f of 1984 Household Population by Rd'gi<.m of Head of Household STATE GOVERNMENT PUBLICA nONS Part XIl r-A&B District Ccn,Sus Hand book for each of the 45 districts in the State. (Vii/age and Town Directory and Primary Census Abstract) f~\I(q ~:eil CONTENTS ~,,~. ~lfr Pages 1 SJ'if~'A Foreword i-iv 2 smn",",,' Preface v-vi· 3 fil'~ Jt;'r ;:mll District Map 4 "~{Cf,!11{ ~T1fi" Important Statistics vii 5 fcf~~1("~ fcrtqlJft Analytical Note ilc-lOtxiii olfT~lfT~+rCfi fu"cqurr; ~~~f"o Gfrfff ~T't ~3~f:qo Notes & Explanations; List of Scheduled "frr\ifTfff 'fir ~"1 ( «wra-.rr ) I fcrerzTCfi 1 976: Castes and Scheduled Tribes Order f;;rvrT iiWlfllforT ~fH'Cfir <fir ~fcri[T~ 'fl~ &f:r I (Amendment) Act, 1976. History and f<r!l~q-Uj Tc+rCfi fCC'1lJTT Scope of District Census Handbook, Analytical Note Tahsil Maps Section I-VILLAGE DIRECTORY 1-182 Alphabetical list of Villages ( i ) ~;;rlf~~ ff~~'i'!f 3-5 (ii) '1.rrr cr~~ri'!f 5-11' (iii) qcr~ o~~r1., 12-18 (i) Ajaigarh Tahsil 19-21 (ii) Panna Tahsil 21-28 (iii) Pawai Tahsil 29-35 ( 2 ) 91" f"'t~T if \iq1:J)'l f$q ttit II~~" ~ Notes Explaining the "Codes" used 37-39 "am it ft'tIlUJT in the Village Directory. ( 3 ) 91" f.:rt~, Village Directory 40-151 ( i ) ~Gflf'f~ cr~~ft~ (i) Ajaigalh Tahsil 40-53 ( ii) q;:"T a~u'l~ (ii) Panna Tahsil 54-103 ( ii j, ) q-Cf~ cr~~ftw ( ii i) pawai Tabsi] 104-151 ( 4 ) qf~f~ 1- werfUr'<fi, f"r'llmr ~<i ~Flf Appendix 1- Tahs,ilwise Abstract 152-155 ~fcraT'fl 'fir <:f~m~Cfn: ~T~ of Educational, Medical and other. amenities (5) IIf~f~ 2- q~-"~'t(nf~r'llr or~~l (iil"flJ"UJ"ifT Appendix U- Land utilisation data 156 i'f~ 't) if ~fl1 ';3"trlIT1f ~;;fql ~t'fi~ in respect of Non· Municipal Towns (Census Towns) 'te;o.. ~~trT Pages (6) qf~~ 3- ;rrqT q;r ff~tft~f''H"{ ~'tfl ~f (6) Appendix HI- Tahsilwise list of 151-161 JiTe:rfor'll, f"ff'liHrr, ~r'll q ffr~ ViUages where no' i(r~T"{/~rG if; fe:~ lfT fu";:rr q.. Educational, Medical, "fTll, ~:qT"{ fftTT fi(~~r 'IlT Post & Telegraph. !I1f'!_f<i <fiT ~fCja-T~' ~1f~i'!:T ;:r~1 ~ Day or Days of Market/Hat, Commu­ nications and Power suppJy facilities are available (7) qf~~ 4:'" w:r ~~~lfT if !I1i~f:qff \inffflTT Appendix IV- Li6t of Villages 162-182 lZef if:r~f'qa ;;rrr \jfTfcrlTl: if; according to the ~1Jft'fr"{ 1T~'1Tff if; !I1i~Ht ;rr~T proportion of Sche.. cpT ~'qr duled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to the Total Population by ranges 7 qe.- iflT1: f"if~l Section II-TOWN DIRECTORY 183-202 (1) ;:r1T~ f"fifwCP-T if ~q~)lT fcp-lr iflr 'iiiT6" ~ Notes expJainif\g the "Codes used IJ 1 S 5-18 7 ~ ~a- it fCC'tIJfT in the Town Directory (2) fqq~-l srf~~fff ~q' '{f;g- ~f~m Statement 1- Status and Growth 1.88-189 Hj~tory (3 ) f'f'f<:or -2 !.TT~rff<fi Fr~'t fftTT "flT<:T 'liT Statement 11- Physical Aspects 190-191 !.Tf~l;jfa, 1979 and Location of Towns, 1979. (4) fqq~IJf-3 rriT<:IJTr~'liT fClTI', 1978-79 Statement 111- Municipal Finance, 192-] 93 1978-79. (~) tq'f'tUT-4 "fTlTf<:er ifTt !I1r z:r ~finTTff , Statcm..:nt IV- Civic and other 194-195 1978- 79 Amenities, 1978-79. 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