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District Census Handbook, Siddharthnagar, Part XII-B, Series CENSUS 1991 . ~~(YI1-25 SERIES-25 \3IT1x ~ UTTAR PRADESH . 'mTf - XII 6f PART-XIIB ~IJi q 1~1'fll1 VILLAGE & TOWNWISE m~fJiCf) \J11~IOI11 PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT '{i Ix ft1 &11 \YI~ J 1°l~ 1 g'{~ gRf1 Cf> 1 DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK ft1 &11 ftrc&T~;:jJ I\! DISTRICT SIDDHARTHNAGAR f:1~~I¢ \i11~IOI11 ct5T<f DIRECTOR OF CENSUS OPERATIONS 'dffi"! m UTTAR PRADESH 1. lH·f1ICJ"'I1 2 .. ~~ v 3. ~ cpr 'iI"'lRl?l 4. ftffi ~ 'it5i;'C4l{of ~ IX 5. 1tJc;rr \jH~IOHI 1$f(191~ct>1 XIX 6. 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