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Estimated Population by Castes, 18-Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh ESTIMATED POPULATION BY CASTES, 1951 18. BHOPAL Office of the Registrar General, India' MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS GOVERNMENT OF INDIA 1954 CONTENTS 'PAGES n INTROOUCTION I ~, Table I.-PopulationJof Scheduled Castes 2-3 3· Table n.-Population of Scheduled Tribes 4-5 4- Table lII.-Population of Backward Classes ") I (i) Hindus . }- 6-8 (Ii) Muslims ) Table IV.-Population of Other Castes 5· 11 (i) Hindus. }, 9- 13 I (ii) Muslims J I_N_T_R_O_D...,:U_C_T_I_O_N. In pursuance of Government policy there was limited enumeration and tabulation of castes in 1951 Censuso ~ Even in the case of Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Backward Classes, the figures of each Caste were not separa­ tely extracted; only ~he group totals were ascertained. The Backward Classes Commission require the figures of population of each individual caste. In order yO assist them an estimate of population of each caste in 1951 has been made on the basis of the figures of 1931 Census. , 2. The figures' have been presented in four tables (i) Scheduled Castes, Hindus only (ii) Schcdu1cd Tribes " , ~ "'J. -[;M:r' -a:;,"c1 Clase' s., -ltiud)!s and Muslims separately (iv) Other Castea Hindus and Muslims separately. 3. Figures for 1911, 1921 and 1941 Censuses could not be taken on account of the follov'fing reasons;- (a) SepE:.i"'ate fi;;ures for Bhopal are not available in 1911 and 1921 Census Tables. (b) No castewise fic:'~res are available for 1941 Census. The table2, .. ..f..f 1')41 Census give figures for only a few selected ca~:tes.(qnd. these also for a few sel~ C"~t7d d:)"s-tri c-':'s Ir,: case of certain minor castes figures given in 1931 Census Tables are for the whole Central India Agency and no separate figures for Bhopal could be ascertained and hence the figures of such minor Castes have been omitted. DT. Begistrar General. India. TABLE I SCHEDULED CASTES. -:2:- The figures given in this table relate to the territory of Bhopal as in 1951. 2. The table presents the figures of 1.6 Castes as specified in the President's order 1951. The Population of each Caste given in this table refers only to the population of Hindus. 3. Column 5 of the table gives 'the estimated population in 1951. This has been determined by applying the percentage increase' of the general population of the State to the 1931 Census figures of each caste. The tQtal of the estimated population in 1951 of these. Castes shows a small decrease 'over the 1951 Census tota14 of Scheduled Castes. The estimated figures of the populat~on of each Caste have been adjusted in order to make the total population tally with the enumerated total population of 1951. TABLE 1, - :3:- POPULATION OF SCHEDULED CASTES(NOTIFIED UlIDER THE PRESIDENT'S ORDER 1951) FOR CEHSUSES 1911-1931 AND E3TIMATED POPULATION IN 1951. B_H_O_P_A_L. Harne of caste. 1. Bala'1 a CA.- 33,291 35,406 2. Bas It, * .f 3. Bedia 679 788 4. Be1dar 296 343 5. Chamar; 67,834 72,348 6. -Chi'ar * .. *- -, 7. DhanUk 8,990 .£;t~56, 8. Dome * ljc 9. Khatik 859 916 -- 10.Xoli 10,795 11,513 11.Kanjar 74 78 12.Mehtar or Bhangi. 3,300 3~520 13. Hohar ~~ .. 14. lviang ~'< .* 15. Nut 189 202 16. Silawat. * * Note~- *Figures are not available. The total estimated population of Scheduled Castes in 1951 according to above table came 128,866 while the L The decrease has been proportionately added in each caste in order to tally the total lv.i.th 1951 Census figures. _/enumerated population according to 1951 Cens us is 129,370. TABLE II Scheduled Tribes. -:4:- The table presents figures of 9 tribes, as specified in the President r s order f 195:.• 2. The estimates of 1951 population in this table have been made in the same manner as in Table 1. The total of the estimated population in 1951 of these castes shows an excess over the 1951 Census total~ of Scheduled Tribes Q On accoU11t of wide variation in the two totals, no attempt has been made to adjust the est ima ted po pula. t ion figures. - : 5:- TABLE- II. POPULATI ON OF SCHEDULED TRIBES (NOTIFIED UNTIER THE PRESIDENT I S ORDER 19 51) FOR CENSUSES 1911-1931 MID k3TINATID POPULATION IN 1951. B- HOP- - -- A L. J Name of caste . r:: J : 1. Banjara 1,446 1,671 2. :011i1 1,006 1,266 3. Gond 49, an 57,286 4. Ka1be1ia 257 297 5. K.eer 2,509 2,899 6. Korku 4,533 5,237 7. Noghia 544 629 8. Pc.rdhi 457 528 t.::.-~J." , 9. Saharia or Sansi or) 2,297 2 c' • \: Scr. ) '~!'11:Nt Note: .. (l)The total estimated population of Scheduled Tri bes in 1951 accord.ing to above table came 72,467 while the en~erated population of Scheduled Tribes in 1951 is E9,114. As there is vlij e varia ti onl in the tvlO totals no attempt has been made to adj:ust the estimated figures. ( 2) In this tahle figures have also been given for the t,,·o tribes, B~njRr~nd Ka1be1ia (shown in the Brochure on Backward Classes for Madhya Bharat and Bhopal States) which are not given in the list notified under the President's Order, 1951. D - ·0 6 .- Table III Backward Classes. This table presents figures for 29 Castes, which comprise the list of'Backward Classes' prepared by the State Government at the time of last Census. This list was used to elicit answer to one of the census questions in 1951 Gensus eQuweration. Out of 29 castes 23 are included under Hindus and 6 under Muslims. 2. The table has beert presented in two parts - (i) Hindus (ii) IvI.uslim&,: 3. The estimate of 1951 population in this table has been made in the same manner as ....in Table 1. The total of the estimated population in 1951 of all Castes shows a decrease over the 1951· Census total, of Backward Classes. On account of wide variation in the two totals no attempt has been made to adjust the estimated figures. TABLE III. ..:7: .. POPULATI ON OF BAG"l(HA.RD CLASSES FO~l C::mSUS::J3 1911-1931 AND ESTIMATED POPULATI0N iN 1951 - (1) HINDUS. B- HOP..... A L. - -- I Estima tea . 0 Name of cas t e. +-~P.::;0~rru:::l~aTt.=:1~0~n~1rn:....,._~~_... popu1a ti on I Remarks. 1911. 1 1_921'. i _1931. in 1951. U _____1_~.-- ___--__________ ~ __,~2~, __._O, __'_3~. __._O ___4~~.--.------51~~------ __~6_. ____ 1, Ahir. 13,891 14,431 2. Bairagi 3,01§ 3,136 ,. '~3. Chha par band * 4. C;hhipa 997 5. Chunagar , * 6. Daro! \. * * 7. Dhobi 7,735 8,036 8. Gad!'lri * * 9. Gujar 10,362 10,765 lO.Ju1aha * * 11.Kahar l:ewat , Boh1 15,344 Mallah, Dhimar,Bhishti. l2.Kand era 494 513 13.Ka . hi 21,649 22,191 14.K.a.... vta 3,,84,6 3,996 15.Khangar 1,106 1,149 l6.Kumhar 9,568 9,940 17.Mina 9,501 9,.876 18.:Hirdha * *. " , I£) • Nad'd af * * ./..: 20.Uat 189 218 21. Nath 1,987 2,065 22.Pard~an * * 1- 23.Ravon 754 783 Note:- *Figures are not available, The total estimated population of Backward classes OUrd}(s and Muslims both) according to above tables Ot'..r.Hl 113,303 .i"\l1t 10 the cnum&ra ted Lis 120,677. As there 1s wide varlation in the two totals no attempt has been made to adjust the stimated figures. L population of the Backward .Classes in 1951 _:R: .. TABLE III .. Population of Backward Classes I . For Censuses 1911 - 1931 and estimated population in 1951 - (ii) MUSLIMS. B-- HOP- -- A L. Name of caste. Remarks • • 1~ Dhabi 147 153 2. Gujar 19 20 3. Julaha 434- 450 14 I • Kachhi 19 20 5. Naddaf 6,360 6,607 \ ,6. 'Nai 183 190 Note:- Please see. at page No.__z_. Table IV Other Castes, -:9:- This table presents figures of 74 castes. Out of these 74 Castes 56 are included under Himus and 18 und er l1uslims, . 2, The table has been presented in two parts - (i) Hi~dus (ii) Muslims. 3. The es tima te of 1951 popula ti on in this table has been made in the same manner as in Table I. The total of the estimated population in 1951 of these Castes shows a decrease over the 1951 Census total~. As there is wide variation in the two totals, no attempt has b8en made to adjust the es tima ted figures. -: 10:- TABLE IV. POPULATION OF OTHER CASTES FDR CENSU3hS 1911-1931 AND .EST.IlVIATED FOPUlATION. IN 1951 .....( i) .HINDUS .. B_H_O_P_A_L. Name of caste. r 1. • J,.. Bagri 276 319 2. Bania 10,869 12,5S3 (1) Agarwal 2,526 2,918 ( 2) Gahoi 435 50) (3) Kesar 157 181 ( 4) Nahesri 1,751 2,023 (5) Oswa1 188 217 (6) Porwa1 552 638 (7) Others. 5,260 6,079 3. Bansphor (Basor) 5,$75 6,7$$ ~4~ Barai (Tambo1i) 1,682 1,943 .5< Barhunda 279 322 6. Behna (Pinjara) 60 69 70 Bhambi 10 12 8. Bharbhunja 90 104- 9. Bharewa 30 35 10.Bhat 575 664 11.Bhoi 3,602 4,162 12.Bhi1ala 57 66 1).Bohra * * :14. Brabman 30,519 35,260 (1) Bhagor 3,535 4,084 ( 2) Dakshani 206 238 (3) Jijhotia 2,678 3,094- ( 4) Kanaijia 2,732 3J156 ( 5) Sanadbya 7,755 8,960 ( 6) Sarwaria 392 453 (7) Shrigaud 747 863 ( $) Shrimali 14 16 .
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