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ANALYTICAL REPORT ON PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT | 1

1POPULATION, DECADAL GROWTH ANDDENSITY


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Pressures resulting from unrestrained population growth put

demands on the natural world that can overwhelm any efforts toachieve a sustainable future. If we are to halt the destruction of our

environment, we must accept limits to that growth.

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scientists from 70 countries, including 102 Nobel Prize laureates


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1POPULATION, DECADAL GROWTH AND

DENSITY1.1. INTRODUCTION

It has been rightly said that census is not merely head count but is reecon of facts as they exist

in a country, state, division, district and tahsil about its people, their diversity of occupaon,

religion, culture, language, educaon, health and socio- economic status. Census reports

immensely help polity of the state to plan out strategy for future development. A comparave

statement of country / states populaon with other countries of the world shows the standing

of India/ MP in world populaon map. A country like Australia has total populaon of 21,512thousand which is far below than the populaon of Madhya Pradesh (72,626 thousand) as per

Census 2011.

Though Census is a decennial concept, but the applicaon of stascal methods may help in

arriving at informaon of inter-censal period which can oer updated data for specic use.

1.2. POPULATION SIZE

1.2.1. India, Madhya Pradesh and other Countries

The world has approximately 7.12 billion people and more than one third of worlds populaon (36%)

resides in India and China. United States of America emerges as third largest country with one fourth

populaon size of India followed by Brazil, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Russian Federaon. Madhya

Pradesh has a populaon of 72,626 thousand which is larger than the populaon of United Kingdom,

France and Republic of Korea. It has more populaon than the combined populaon of Sri Lanka,

Australia and Afghanistan.

Statement 1.1: Pp S - I, M P C : 2011

Countries*/State Pp ( ) Countries*/State Pp ( )

INDIA 1,210,854 Myanmar 50,496

MADHYA PRADESH 72,626 Nepal 29,853

Afghanistan 29,117 Pakistan 184,753

Australia 21,512 Republic of Korea 48,454

Bangladesh 164,425 Russian Federaon 143,618

Brazil 195,423 Sri Lanka 20,410

China 1,354,146 United Kingdom 61,899

France 62,637 United States of America** 308,745

Germany 82,057

* Only selected Countries

** USA as per census 2010 gures on the websites of US Census Bureau.

Source : World Populaon Prospects, the 2008 revision 2010 United Naon; for India & Madhya Pradesh Census of India 2011.


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200

400

600

800

1,000

1,200

1,400

India

MadhyaPradesh

Afghanistan

Australia

Bangladesh

Brazil

China

France

Germany

Myanmar

Nepal

Pakistan

RepublicofKorea

RussianFederation

SriLanka

UnitedKingdom

USofAmerica

Population(In

thousands)

oulation size - india, adhya radesh and other countries : 2011

1.2.2. India and Madhya Pradesh

As per census 2011, the total populaon of the country is 1210.8 million of which rural

populaon is 833.7 million and urban populaon 377.1 million. In absolute numbers, out of the

total increase of 182 million in the last decade in 2001-11 the contribuon of rural and urban

areas is 91.1 million and 90.0 million respecvely.

The rural populaon constutes 68.9 percent and urban populaon 31.1 percent of the

total populaon in India. There has been an increase of 3.3 percent in percentage of urban

populaon in the last decade.

In comparison, the total populaon of Madhya Pradesh as per Census 2011, is 72.6 million,

comprising of 52.6 million rural and 20.1 million urban populaon. In absolute numbers, out ofthe total increase of 12.3 million in the last decade, the contribuon of rural and urban areas

is 8.2 million and 4.1 million respecvely.

In proporon terms, the rural populaon constutes 72.4 percent and urban populaon 27.6

percent of the total populaon of Madhya Pradesh. There has been an increase of 1.1 percent

in percentage of urban populaon in the last decade.

At the naonal level, in terms of percentage of urban populaon, there has been an upward

trend from 18.0 percent in Census 1961 to 31.1 percent in Census 2011. A similar trend in

urban populaon is observed in Madhya Pradesh with an increase from 16.6 percent to 27.6

percent from Census 1961 to 2011. The percentage of rural populaon has declined from 82.0percent in 1961 to 68.9 percent in 2011 for the country while Madhya Pradesh observed a

lower decline in rural populaon from 83.4 percent to 72.4 percent from Census 1961 to 2011.

RURALURBAN AREA

Rural Urban Area - The data in the census are presented separately for ruraland urban areas. The unit of classicaon in this regard is town for urban areasand village for rural areas.


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Statement

1.2:PpS-IM

P:1901-2011

INDIA

1901

1911

1921

1931

1941

1951

1961

1971

1981#

1991+

20

01*

2011

Total

238,3

96,3

27

252,0

93,3

90

251,3

21,

213

278,9

77,2

38

318,6

60,5

80

36

1,0

88,0

90

439,2

34,7

71

548,1

59,65

2

683,3

29,0

97

846,4

21,0

39

1,0

28,7

37,4

36

1,2

10,8

54,9

77

Rural

212,5

41,3

60

226,1

44,9

59

223,2

29,

914

245,5

14,6

99

274,4

98,3

89

29

8,6

44,3

81

360,2

98,1

68

439,0

45,67

5

523,8

66,5

50

628,8

55,5

13

742,6

17,7

47

833,7

48,8

52

Urban

25,8

54,9

67

25,9

48,4

31

28,0

91,

299

33,4

62,5

39

44,1

62,1

91

6

2,4

43,7

09

78,9

36,6

03

109,1

13,97

7

159,4

62,5

47

217,5

65,5

26

286,1

19,6

89

377,1

06,1

25

MADHYAPRADESH

1901

1911

1921

1931

1941

1951

1961

1971

1981

1991

2001

2011

Total

12,6

79,2

14

14,2

49,3

82

13,9

06,

774

15,3

26,8

79

17,1

75,7

22

1

8,6

14,9

31

23,2

17,9

10

30,0

16,62

5

38,1

68,5

07

48,5

66,2

42

60,3

48,0

23

72,6

26,8

09

Rural

11,3

49,7

69

13,0

77,0

92

12,6

29,

753

13,7

61,0

11

15,1

17,3

10

1

5,8

46,0

18

19,3

53,3

90

24,4

39,75

0

29,6

40,2

20

36,2

92,0

98

44,3

80,8

78

52,5

57,4

04

Urban

1,3

29,4

45

1,1

72,2

90

1,2

77,

021

1,5

65,8

68

2,0

58,4

12

2,7

68,9

13

3,8

64,5

20

5,5

76,87

5

8,5

28,2

87

12,2

74,1

44

15,9

67,1

45

20,0

69,4

05

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scouldnotbeheldowingtodisturbedcondionpre

vailinginAssam.

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1ofAssam

havebeenworkedoutby'interpolaon'.

+The1991CensuswasnotheldinJammu&Kashmir.

Hencethepopulaonguresfor1991ofJammu&Kashmirhavebee

nworkedoutby'interpolaon'.

*The2001CensuspopulaonofIndiaandManipurstateincludesthe

esmatedpopulaonofMaoMaram,

Paomataand

PurulsubdivisionofSenapadistrictofManipurState.

0

200,00

0

400,00

0

600,00

0

800,00

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0

1,200,00

0

1,400,00

0

1901

1911

1921

1931

1941

1951

1961

1971

1981#

1991+

2001*

2011

TotalPopulation

India

MadhyaPradesh

oulationsize-indiaandadhyaradesh:1901-2011


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Statement

1.3:PgfR-Ubmp-IMP

:1901-2011

INDIA

1901

1911

1921

1931

1941

19

51

1961

1971

1981#

1991+

2001*

2011

Total

100.0

100.0

100

.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

1

00.0

100.0

Rural

89.2

89.7

88

.8

88.0

86.1

82.7

82.0

80.1

76.7

74.3

72.2

68.9

Urban

10.8

10.3

11

.2

12.0

13.9

17.3

18.0

19.9

23.3

25.7

27.8

31.1

MADHYAPRADESH

1901

1911

1921

1931

1941

19

51

1961

1971

1981

1991

2001

2011

Total

100.0

100.0

100

.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

100.0

1

00.0

100.0

Rural

89.5

91.8

90

.8

89.8

88.0

85.1

83.4

81.4

77.7

74.7

73.5

72.4

Urban

10.5

8.2

9

.2

10.2

12.0

14.9

16.6

18.6

22.3

25.3

26.5

27.6

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Hencethepopulaongurefor19

81ofAssam

havebeenworkedoutby'interpolaon'.

+The1991Censu

swasnotheldinJammu&Kashmir.

Hencethepopu

laonguresfor1991ofJammu&Kashmirhavebeenworkedoutby'interpolaon'.

*The2001Censu

spopulaonofIndiaandManipurstateincludesthe

esmatedpopulaonofMaoMaram,

Paomataand

PurulsubdivisionofSenapadistrictofManipurSta

te.

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20

30

40

50

60

70

80

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100

1901

1911

1921

1931

1941

1951

1961

1971

1981#

1991+

2001*

2011

Percentage

Rural

Urban

010

20

30

40

50

60

70

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100

1901

1911

1921

1931

1941

1951

1961

1971

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1991+

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2011

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Urban

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1.2.3. Tp bm S/U T

Analysis of total populaon of India shows that Uar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Bihar, West Bengal

and Andhra Pradesh emerged as ve most populated states in 2011 whereas Lakshadweep,

Daman & Diu, Dadra & Nagar Haveli, Andaman & Nicobar Islands and Sikkim come as ve least

populated states and Union Territories of India.

The top ve states together comprise 48.9 percent of total populaon of the country. Theleading state of Uar Pradesh with populaon size of 199.8 millions has 87.4 million more

persons than the second most populated state of Maharashtra (112.37 million). In comparison

the ve least populated states/UTs together account for 1.6 million persons.

Rural populaon of dierent states of India reveals that Uar Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal,

Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh emerge as top ve states in 2011 while Lakshadweep,

Chandigarh, Daman & Diu, Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Andaman & Nicobar Islands nd place in

the boom ve Union Territories.

Maharashtra, Uar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal and Andhra Pradesh are the top ve

urban dominated states of India as per Census 2011 while Lakshadweep, Andaman & NicobarIslands, Sikkim, Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu nd place in the boom ve states/

UTs.

Statement 1.4: Pp S - Tp bm S/U T : 2011

States/Union Territories Total States/Union Territories Rural States/Union Territories Urban

Top

Uar Pradesh 199,812,341 Uar Pradesh 155,317,278 Maharashtra 50,818,259

Maharashtra 112,374,333 Bihar 92,341,436 Uar Pradesh 44,495,063

Bihar 104,099,452 West Bengal 62,183,113 Tamil Nadu 34,917,440

West Bengal 91,276,115 Maharashtra 61,556,074 West Bengal 29,093,002

Andhra Pradesh 84,580,777 Andhra Pradesh 56,361,702 Andhra Pradesh 28,219,075

Bm

Lakshadweep# 64,473 Lakshadweep# 14,141 Lakshadweep# 50,332

Daman & Diu# 243,247 Chandigarh# 28,991 Andaman & Nicobar lslands# 143,488

Dadra & Nagar Haveli# 343,709 Daman & Diu# 60,396 Sikkim 153,578

Andaman & Nicobar lslands# 380,581 Dadra & Nagar Haveli# 183,114 Dadra & Nagar Haveli# 160,595

Sikkim 610,577 Andaman & Nicobar lslands# 237,093 Daman & Diu# 182,851

# Union Territories

1.2.4. M P Empw A Gp S

The populaon of Madhya Pradesh and India show increase between 2001 and 2011 period. In this

period 182,117,541 persons are added to Indian populaon. Similar trends have also been observed

by all the Empowered Acon Group (EAG) States.

Madhya Pradesh ranked second with a populaon of 20,069,405 in urban areas. Uar Pradesh

is the highest populated state in both rural and urban areas while Uarakhand is the lowest

populated state. Madhya Pradesh has aained the third posion in terms of total and rural

populaon gures.

In percentage terms, Bihar (88.7%) has the largest percentage of rural populaon followed by

Odisha (83.3%) while Uarakhand (30.2%) has the highest percentage of urban populaon

followed by Madhya Pradesh (27.6%).


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Statement 1.5: Pp S - I, M P EAG : 2001 2011

Nm f S Total Rural Urban

2001 2011 2001 2011 2001 2011

INDIA* 1,028,737,436 1,210,854,977 742,617,747 833,748,852 286,119,689 377,106,125

MADHYA PRADESH 60,348,023 72,626,809 44,380,878 52,557,404 15,967,145 20,069,405

Uarakhand 8,489,349 1 0,086,292 6,310,275 7,036,954 2,179,074 3,049,338Rajasthan 56,507,188 68,548,437 43,292,813 51,500,352 13,214,375 17,048,085

Uar Pradesh 166,197,921 199,812,341 131,658,339 155,317,278 34,539,582 44,495,063

Bihar 82,998,509 104,099,452 74,316,709 92,341,436 8,681,800 11,758,016

Jharkhand 26,945,829 32,988,134 20,952,088 25,055,073 5,993,741 7,933,061

Odisha 36,804,660 41,974,218 31,287,422 34,970,562 5,517,238 7,003,656

Chhasgarh 20,833,803 25,545,198 16,648,056 19,607,961 4,185,747 5,937,237

* The 2001 Census populaon of India and Manipur state includes the esmated populaon of Mao Maram, Paomata and Purul subdivision of Senapa district of Manipur State.

Statement 1.6: Pg f R-Ub mp - I, M P EAG : 2001 2011

Nm f S Rural Urban

2001 2011 2001 2011

INDIA* 72.2 68.9 27.8 31.1

MADHYA PRADESH 73.5 72.4 26.5 27.6

Uarakhand 74.3 69.8 25.7 30.2

Rajasthan 76.6 75.1 23.4 24.9

Uar Pradesh 79.2 77.7 20.8 22.3

Bihar 89.5 88.7 10.5 11.3

Jharkhand 77.8 76.0 22.2 24.0

Odisha 85.0 83.3 15.0 16.7

Chhasgarh 79.9 76.8 20.1 23.2


0

20

40

60

80

100

India

MadhyaPradesh

Uttarakhand

Rajasthan

UttarPradesh

Bihar

Jharkhand

Odisha

Chhattisgarh

Percentage

2001 2011

0

10

20

30

40

50

India

MadhyaPradesh

Uttarakhand

Rajasthan

UttarPradesh

Bihar

Jharkhand

Odisha

Chhattisgarh

Percentage

2001 2011

ercentae o rural-uran coosition - india, adhya radesh and other ea states : 2001 and 2011

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1.2.5. Madhya Pradesh and Neighbouring States

A comparison of the trend in total, rural and urban populaon for Madhya Pradesh and its

neighbouring states of Chhasgarh, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Gujarat and Uar Pradesh reveals

that in terms of total populaon size Uar Pradesh has observed the highest populaon across

all three categories; total populaon (199,812,341), rural populaon (155,317,278) and urban

populaon (44,495,063) in 2011. On the other hand, Chhasgarh is the least populated state

in all three categories; total populaon (25,545,198), rural populaon (19,607,961) and urban

populaon (5,937,237) in 2011.

In terms of percentage, Uar Pradesh (77.7%) has the highest percentage of rural populaon

while Maharashtra (54.8%) has the lowest percentage of rural populaon in 2011.

Statement 1.7: Pp S - I, M P Ngbg : 2001 2011

Nm f S Total Rural Urban

2001 2011 2001 2011 2001 2011

INDIA* 1,028,737,436 1,210,854,977 742,617,747 833,748,852 286,119,689 377,106,125

MADHYA PRADESH 60,348,023 72,626,809 44,380,878 52,557,404 15,967,145 20,069,405

Rajasthan 56,507,188 68,548,437 43,292,813 51,500,352 13,214,375 17,048,085

Uar Pradesh 166,197,921 199,812,341 131,658,339 155,317,278 34,539,582 44,495,063

Chhasgarh 20,833,803 25,545,198 16,648,056 19,607,961 4,185,747 5,937,237

Gujarat 50,671,017 60,439,692 31,740,767 34,694,609 18,930,250 25,745,083

Maharashtra 96,878,627 112,374,333 55,777,647 61,556,074 41,100,980 50,818,259


Statement 1.8: Pg f R-Ub mp - I, M P Ngbg :2001 2011

Nm f S Rural Urban

2001 2011 2001 2011

INDIA* 72.2 68.9 27.8 31.1

MADHYA PRADESH 73.5 72.4 26.5 27.6

Rajasthan 76.6 75.1 23.4 24.9

Uar Pradesh 79.2 77.7 20.8 22.3

Chhasgarh 79.9 76.8 20.1 23.2

Gujarat 62.6 57.4 37.4 42.6

Maharashtra 57.6 54.8 42.4 45.2



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0

20

40

60

80

100

India

MadhyaPradesh

Rajasthan

UttarPradesh

Chhattisgarh

Gujarat

Maharashtra

Percentage

2001 2011

0

10

20

30

40

50

India

MadhyaPradesh

Rajasthan

UttarPradesh

Chhattisgarh

Gujarat

Maharashtra

Percentage

2001 2011

ercentae o rural-uran coosition - india, adhya radesh and its neihourin states : 2001 and 2011

uranrural

1.2.6. D f M P

Division wise distribuon of total populaon explains that Jabalpur, Indore, Ujjain, Sagar and

Bhopal divisions have higher concentraon of total populaon in both the census periods (2001

and 2011). Distribuon of rural populaon in ten divisions elucidate that Rewa, Chambal, Sagar,

Shahdol, Narmadapuram and Jabalpur divisions have higher concentraon of rural populaon

proporon than state average. Bhopal, Gwalior, Indore and Ujjain divisions have more urban

populaon proporon than Madhya Pradesh.

Indore division has recorded the highest total populaon (12,543,372) and urban populaon

(4,012,635) while Shahdol division has the lowest total, rural and urban populaon in 2011.

In terms of percentage, Rewa division (82.8%) has the highest percentage of rural populaon,

whereas Bhopal division (38.5%) has the highest percentage of urban populaon in 2011.

Statement 1.9: Pp S - D f M P : 2001 2011

S D Total Rural Urban

2001 2011 2001 2011 2001 2011

MADHYA PRADESH 60,348,023 72,626,809 44,380,878 52,557,404 15,967,145 20,069,405

Chambal 3,580,768 4,356,836 2,809,959 3,346,100 770,809 1,010,736

Gwalior 5,369,066 6,631,430 3,654,023 4,413,874 1,715,043 2,217,556

Sagar 6,640,215 7,866,738 5,199,745 6,133,167 1,440,470 1,733,571

Rewa 5,674,562 6,899,347 4,707,415 5,709,237 967,147 1,190,110

Shahdol 2,091,266 2,460,058 1,609,979 1,924,673 481,287 535,385

Ujjain 7,435,077 8,684,807 5,382,605 6,202,422 2,052,472 2,482,385

Indore 9,924,854 12,543,372 6,931,921 8,530,737 2,992,933 4,012,635

Bhopal 6,516,518 8,018,679 4,155,571 4,933,666 2,360,947 3,085,013

Narmadapuram 2,953,856 3,387,177 2,259,176 2,568,676 694,680 818,501

Jabalpur 10,161,841 11,778,365 7,670,484 8,794,852 2,491,357 2,983,513


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Statement 1.10: Pg f R-Ub mp - D f M P : 2001 2011

S D Rural Urban

2001 2011 2001 2011

MADHYA PRADESH 73.5 72.4 26.5 27.6

Chambal 78.5 76.8 21.5 23.2

Gwalior 68.1 66.6 31.9 33.4

Sagar 78.3 78.0 21.7 22.0

Rewa 83.0 82.8 17.0 17.2

Shahdol 77.0 78.2 23.0 21.8

Ujjain 72.4 71.4 27.6 28.6

Indore 69.8 68.0 30.2 32.0

Bhopal 63.8 61.5 36.2 38.5

Narmadapuram 76.5 75.8 23.5 24.2

Jabalpur 75.5 74.7 24.5 25.3

ercentae o rural-uran coosition - divisions o adhya radesh : 2001 and 2011

uranrural

0 20 40 60 80 100

Jabalpur

Narmadapuram

Bhopal

Indore

Ujjain

Shahdol

Rewa

Sagar

Gwalior

Chambal

D

ivisions

0 20 40 60 80 100

2011

2001

1.2.7. Districts of Madhya Pradesh

District wise distribuon of populaon in Madhya Pradesh shows that Indore, Jabalpur and

Sagar districts retain the top three places in populaon size in the three consecuve census

from 1991 to 2011. In comparison Harda, Umaria and Sheopur districts retain the boom three

places during this period. Bhopal district recorded fourth highest populaon in 2011.


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Statement 1.11: Rkg f b Pp S : 1991-2011

Rank

2011

Total

Pp

2011

State and

Districts

Rank

2001

T Pp Rank

19912001 1991

72,626,809MADHYA

PRADESH60,348,023 48,566,242

1 3,276,697 Indore 1 2,465,827 1,835,915 1

2 2,463,289 Jabalpur 2 2,151,203 1,768,037 2

3 2,378,458 Sagar 3 2,021,987 1,647,736 3

4 2,371,061 Bhopal 7 1,843,510 1,351,479 10

5 2,365,106 Rewa 4 1,973,306 1,554,987 5

6 2,228,935 Satna 5 1,870,104 1,465,384 6

7 2,185,793 Dhar 8 1,740,329 1,367,412 8

8 2,090,922 Chhindwara 6 1,849,283 1,568,702 4

9 2,032,036 Gwalior 10 1,632,109 1,293,567 11

10 1,986,864 Ujjain 9 1,710,982 1,383,086 7

11 1,965,970 Morena 11 1,592,714 1,279,094 12

12 1,873,046Khargone

(West Nimar)12 1,524,637 1,192,520 14

13 1,762,375 Chhatarpur 14 1,474,723 1,158,076 16

14 1,726,050 Shivpuri 16 1,406,031 1,103,790 17

15 1,703,005 Bhind 15 1,428,559 1,219,000 13

16 1,701,698 Balaghat 13 1,497,968 1,365,870 9

17 1,575,362 Betul 17 1,395,175 1,181,501 15

18 1,563,715 Dewas 18 1,308,223 1,033,807 18

19 1,545,814 Rajgarh 20 1,254,085 992,764 21

20 1,512,681 Shajapur 19 1,290,685 1,033,248 19

21 1,458,875 Vidisha 22 1,214,857 970,388 23

22 1,455,069 Ratlam 21 1,215,393 971,888 22

23 1,445,166 Tikamgarh 23 1,202,998 940,829 25

24 1,385,881 Barwani 27 1,086,366 835,625 3225 1,379,131 Seoni 25 1,166,608 1,000,831 20

26 1,340,411 Mandsaur 24 1,183,724 956,869 24

27 1,331,597 Raisen 26 1,125,154 876,461 30

28 1,311,332 Sehore 30 1,078,912 841,358 31

29 1,310,061Khandwa

(East Nimar)31 1,078,251 898,596 26

30 1,292,042 Katni 32 1,064,167 881,925 29

31 1,264,219 Damoh 29 1,083,949 898,125 27

32 1,241,519 Guna 33 977,827 751,060 36

33 1,241,350 Hoshangabad 28 1,084,265 886,449 28

34 1,178,273 Singrauli 35 920,169 663,998 39

35 1,127,033 Sidhi 36 910,983 709,436 3736 1,091,854 Narsimhapur 34 957,646 785,496 33

37 1,066,063 Shahdol 37 908,148 766,980 35

38 1,054,905 Mandla 38 894,236 779,414 34

39 1,025,048 Jhabua 40 784,286 646,924 40

40 1,016,520 Panna 39 856,558 687,945 38

41 845,071 Ashoknagar 42 688,940 559,257 42

42 826,067 Neemuch 41 726,070 598,339 41

43 786,754 Daa 44 664,159 544,547 44

44 757,847 Burhanpur 45 634,883 533,066 45

45 749,237 Anuppur 43 667,155 556,074 43

46 728,999 Alirajpur 46 610,275 483,481 47

47 704,524 Dindori 47 580,730 511,849 46

48 687,861 Sheopur 48 559,495 431,480 48

49 644,758 Umaria 49 515,963 420,815 49

50 570,465 Harda 50 474,416 380,762 50

oulation size

2011

2001

1991


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divisionise districts y oulation size : 1991-2011

2011 2001 1991

Chambal

Gwalior

Sagar

Rewa

Shahdol

Ujjain

Indore

Bhopal

Narmadapuram

Jabalpur

Divisions

0 2,000,000 4,000,000

BalaghatSeoni

Chhindwara

Mandla

Dindori

Narsimhapur

Jabalpur

Katni

Hoshangabad

Harda

Betul

RaisenSehore

Bhopal

Vidisha

Rajgarh

Burhanpur

Khandwa (East Nimar)

Alirajpur

Jhabua

Barwani

Khargone (West Nimar)

IndoreDhar

Dewas

Shajapur

Ujjain

Ratlam

Mandsaur

Neemuch

Anuppur

Shahdol

Umaria

SingrauliSidhi

Rewa

Satna

Damoh

Sagar

Panna

Chhatarpur

Tikamgarh

Ashoknagar

Guna

ShivpuriDatia

Gwalior

Bhind

Morena

Sheopur

0 2,000,000 4,000,000 0 2,000,000 4,000,000


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1.2.8. Pg f Ub Pp - D f M P

Bhopal district tops in percentage distribuon of urban populaon in Madhya Pradesh followed

by Indore, Gwalior and Jabalpur in second, third and fourth place in 1991, 2001 and 2011. In

contrast, Dindori district is ranked in ieth place preceded by Alirajpur, Sidhi and Jhabua in

forty nine, forty eight and forty seventh place in 2001 and 2011. Singrauli district shows a

remarkable leap in percentage of urban populaon from 9.1 percent in 1991 to 20.9 percent

in 2001. There is no change in percentage of urban populaon in Jabalpur, Betul and Sehore

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Statement 1.12: Rkg f b Pg f Ub Pp : 1991-2011

Rank

2011

Percentage

of urban

pp

State and Districts Rank

2001

Percentage

of urban

pp

Rank

1991

2011 2001 1991

27.6 MADHYA PRADESH 26.5 25.3

1 80.9 Bhopal 1 80.4 80.0 1

2 74.1 Indore 2 70.2 69.4 2

3 62.7 Gwalior 3 60.2 62.9 3

4 58.5 Jabalpur 4 57.1 57.1 4

5 39.2 Ujjain 5 38.7 39.5 6

6 34.3 Burhanpur 6 38.4 40.7 5

7 31.4 Hoshangabad 7 30.8 30.3 8

8 29.9 Ratlam 8 30.3 31.9 7

9 29.8 Sagar 10 29.2 29.2 9

10 29.7 Neemuch 11 28.0 28.0 10

11 28.9 Dewas 12 27.4 25.9 11

12 27.4 Anuppur 9 29.3 23.5 12

13 25.4 Bhind 15 23.7 20.6 18

14 25.2 Guna 14 24.4 21.8 17

15 24.2 Chhindwara 13 24.5 23.1 13

16 23.9 Morena 18 21.6 22.6 14

17 23.3 Vidisha 19 21.4 20.1 20

18 23.1 Daa 23 20.7 19.3 24

19 22.8 Raisen 30 18.4 15.7 34

20 22.6 Chhatarpur 17 22.0 19.3 25

21 21.3 Satna 24 20.6 19.7 22

22 20.9 Harda 20 21.3 20.4 19

23 20.7 Mandsaur 27 18.6 20.1 21

24 20.6 Shahdol 16 22.3 21.9 16

25 20.4 Katni 21 21.2 22.4 15

26 19.8 Damoh 26 18.9 18.1 27

27 19.8 Khandwa (East Nimar) 25 20.1 19.7 23

28 19.6 Betul 28 18.6 18.6 26

29 19.4 Shajapur 29 18.5 17.7 29

30 19.2 Singrauli 22 20.9 9.1 47

31 18.9 Sehore 31 18.0 18.0 28

32 18.9 Dhar 36 16.6 13.1 41

33 18.6 Narsimhapur 39 16.0 14.9 39

34 18.2 Ashoknagar 35 16.8 16.4 33

35 17.9 Rajgarh 33 17.3 16.8 31

36 17.3 Tikamgarh 32 17.7 16.9 30

37 17.1 Umaria 38 16.1 16.6 32

38 17.1 Shivpuri 34 17.0 15.6 35

39 16.7 Rewa 37 16.2 15.2 36

40 16.0 Khargone (West Nimar) 41 15.4 15.0 38

41 15.6 Sheopur 40 15.8 14.4 40

42 14.7 Barwani 42 14.5 15.1 37

43 14.4 Balaghat 43 12.9 9.5 44

44 12.3 Mandla 46 10.3 9.7 43

45 12.3 Panna 44 12.6 13.0 42

46 11.9 Seoni 45 10.3 9.5 45

47 9.0 Jhabua 47 9.8 9.4 4648 8.3 Sidhi 48 7.5 4.0 50

49 7.8 Alirajpur 49 7.3 7.8 48

50 4.6 Dindori 50 4.6 4.5 49

ercentae o uran oulation

2011

2001

1991


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divisionise districts y ercentae o uran oulation : 1991-2011 2011 2001 1991

Chambal

Gwalior

Sagar

Rewa

Shahdol

Ujjain

Indore

Bhopal

Narmadapuram

Jabalpur

Divisions

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90

Balaghat

Seoni

Chhindwara

Mandla

Dindori

Narsimhapur

Jabalpur

Katni

Hoshangabad

Harda

Betul

Raisen

Sehore

Bhopal

Vidisha

Rajgarh

Burhanpur


Alirajpur

Jhabua

Barwani


Indore

Dhar

Dewas

Shajapur

Ujjain

Ratlam

Mandsaur

Neemuch

Anuppur

Shahdol

Umaria

Singrauli

Sidhi

Rewa

Satna

Damoh

Sagar

Panna

Chhatarpur

Tikamgarh

Ashoknagar

Guna

ShivpuriDatia

Gwalior

Bhind

Morena

Sheopur

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90


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1.2.9. Tp bm f M P

Tahsil level analysis of populaon distribuon explains that Indore, Huzur (Bhopal), Gwalior,

Jabalpur and Sagar tahsils of Madhya Pradesh have largest size of populaon. In a similar

manner Orchha (Tikamgarh), Gulabganj (Vidisha), Dolariya (Hoshangabad), Gyaraspur (Vidisha)

and Tyonda (Vidisha) tahsils have least populaon.

Statement 1.13: Pp S - Tp bm : 2011

Top

Tahsils Districts Pp

Indore Indore 2,389,511

Huzur Bhopal 2,107,523

Gwalior (Gird) Gwalior 1,495,487

Jabalpur Jabalpur 1,370,673

Sagar Sagar 823,015

Bm

Tahsils Districts Pp

Orchha Tikamgarh 47,358

Gulabganj Vidisha 54,164

Dolariya Hoshangabad 57,603

Gyaraspur Vidisha 69,107

Tyonda Vidisha 69,136

1.2.10. Rgw b f f M P

Out of 342 tahsils in census 2011 in Madhya Pradesh, 20 (5.85%) tahsils have populaon 85000

and below. 22 tahsils have populaon more than 405000. About 73 percent (251) tahsils range

between 85001 to 245000. In remaining 49 tahsils (14.33%) it is more than 245000 but less

than 405001 populaon.

Statement 1.14: Pp S - Rgw b f : 2011

Pp g Nmb f T

405001 & above 22

245001 - 405000 49

85001 - 245000 251

85000 & below 20

Total 342


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1.3. DECADAL GROWTH


The analysis of decadal growth rate of India, Madhya Pradesh and other countries in 2011

explains that Afghanistan observes highest populaon growth rate followed by Pakistan. Even

Bangladesh observes less populaon growth rate than Madhya Pradesh. Germany and Russian

Federaon observe negave populaon growth and Republic of Korea records almost no

growth. The United Kingdom, France and China observe lowest populaon growth rates.

Statement 1.15: D Gw - I, M P Cries : 2001-11

Countries* / State D Gw Countries* / State D Gw

INDIA 17.70 Myanmar 8.01

MADHYA PRADESH 20.30 Nepal 20.04

Afghanistan 34.92 Pakistan 22.09

Australia 10.42 Republic of Korea 0.6

Bangladesh 15.54 Russian Federaon -0.04

Brazil 11.51 Sri Lanka 8.40

China 6.66 United Kingdom 4.96

France 5.77 United States of America** 9.90

Germany -0.02




-5

0

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10

15

20

25

30

35

40

In

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MadhyaPrad

esh

Afghanistan

Austr

alia

Banglad

esh

Br

azil

Ch

ina

Fra

nce

Germ

any

Myanmar

Nepal

Pakistan

RepublicofKo

rea

RussianFederation

SriLa

nka

UnitedKingd

om

USofAme

rica

DecadalGrowthRate

decadal roth - india, adhya radesh and other countries - 2001-11


The comparave analysis of decadal populaon growth rate of Madhya Pradesh and India reveals

similar trends with dierent intensity in the period 1901 and 2011. In the rst ve decades

India observes higher growth rate than Madhya Pradesh except rst decade. Aerwards in all

decades reverse trends were observed with Madhya Pradesh having high decadal growth rate

than India ll the present decade.


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Statement 1.16: D Gw - I M P : 1901-2011

INDIA

1901-11 1911-21 1921-31 1931-41 1941-51 1951-61 1961-71 1971-81# 1981-91+ 1991-01* 2001-11

Total 5.7 -0.3 11.0 14.2 13.3 21.6 24.8 24.7 23.9 21.5 17.7

Rural 6.4 -1.3 10.0 11.8 8.8 20.6 21.9 19.3 20.0 18.1 12.3

Urban 0.4 8.3 19.1 32.0 41.4 26.4 38.2 46.1 36.4 31.5 31.8

MADHYA PRADESH

1901-11 1911-21 1921-31 1931-41 1941-51 1951-61 1961-71 1971-81 1981-91 1991-01 2001-11

Total 12.4 -2.4 10.2 12.1 8.4 24.7 29.3 27.2 27.2 24.3 20.3

Rural 15.2 -3.4 9.0 9.9 4.8 22.1 26.3 21.3 22.4 22.3 18.4

Urban -11.8 8.9 22.6 31.5 34.5 39.6 44.3 52.9 43.9 30.1 25.7

# The 1981 census could not be held owing to disturbed condion prevailing in Assam. Hence the populaon gure for 1981 of Assam have been worked out by 'interpolaon'.

+ The 1991 Census was not held in Jammu & Kashmir. Hence the populaon gures for 1991 of Jammu & Kashmir have been worked out by 'interpolaon'.

* The 2001 Census populaon of India and Manipur state includes the esmated populaon of Mao Maram, Paomata and Purul sub-division of Senapa district of Manipur State.

-2.4

2.6

7.6

12.6

17.6

22.6

27.6

32.6

1901-11

1911-21

1921-31

1931-41

1941-51

1951-61

1961-71

1971-81

1981-91

1991-01

2001-11

DecadalGrowthRate

India Madhya pradesh

decadal roth - india and adhya radesh : 1901-2011

1.3.3. Tp bm S/U T

The decadal total populaon growth analysis of India explain that Dadra & Nagar Haveli and

Daman & Diu Union Territories observe highest growth rate in India during 2001-2011. Both

the Union Territories have more than 50 percent growth rate. Puducherry, Meghalaya and

Arunachal Pradesh also come in ve top ranking states in high growth rate, their growth rate

ranges between 26 and 28.1 percent.

Kerala, Lakshadweep, Andaman & Nicobar Islands and Goa observe lowest total populaon

growth rate. Nagaland has negave total populaon growth rate.

Analysis of rural populaon growth rate of India reveals lower rural growth rate than total

populaon growth. Meghalaya, Bihar, Arunachal Pradesh, Puducherry and Jharkhand states

observe highest rural populaon growth rate in India. Five lowest rural populaon negave

growth rate are reported in Chandigarh, Lakshadweep, NCT of Delhi, Daman & Diu and Kerala.

Daman & Diu, Dadra & Nagar Haveli, Sikkim, Kerala and Lakshadweep are the ve top urbangrowth rate states/UTs. The urban populaon growth rate is more than 86 percent in these

state/UTs. The ve lowest urban populaon growth rate states/UTs are Himachal Pradesh,

Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and Punjab.


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Statement 1.17: D Gw - Tp bm S/U T : 2001-11

States/Union Territories Total States/Union Territories Rural States/Union Territories Urban

Top

Dadra & Nagar Haveli# 55.9 Meghalaya 27.2 Daman & Diu# 218.8

Daman & Diu# 53.8 Bihar 24.3 Dadra & Nagar Haveli# 218.2

Puducherry# 28.1 Arunachal Pradesh 22.6 Sikkim 156.5Meghalaya 27.9 Puducherry# 21.3 Kerala 92.8

Arunachal Pradesh 26.0 Jharkhand 19.6 Lakshadweep# 86.6

Bm

Nagaland -0.6 Chandigarh# -68.5 Himachal Pradesh 15.6

Kerala 4.9 Lakshadweep# -58.0 Andaman & Nicobar Islands# 23.5

Lakshadweep# 6.3 NCT of Delhi# -55.6 Maharashtra 23.6

Andaman & Nicobar Islands# 6.9 Daman & Diu# -40.1 Madhya Pradesh 25.7

Goa 8.2 Kerala -25.9 Punjab 25.9

# Union Territories


Analysis of total populaon decadal growth of India, Madhya Pradesh and EAG States show

that all the EAG states observe higher decadal growth rate than India except Odisha. In a similar

fashion all EAG states observe high rural populaon growth rate than India except Uarakhand

and Odisha. The urban populaon growth rate is higher than total and rural populaon growth

rate in all the states. Out of eight EAG states, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Uar Pradesh and

Odisha have lower urban populaon growth rate than India.

Statement 1.18: D Gw - I, M P EAG : 2001-11

Nm f S D Gw (2001-2011)

Total Rural Urban

INDIA* 17.7 12.3 31.8

MADHYA PRADESH 20.3 18.4 25.7

Uarakhand 18.8 11.5 39.9

Rajasthan 21.3 19.0 29.0

Uar Pradesh 20.2 18.0 28.8

Bihar 25.4 24.3 35.4

Jharkhand 22.4 19.6 32.4

Odisha 14.0 11.8 26.9

Chhasgarh 22.6 17.8 41.8

* The 2001 Census populaon of India and Manipur state includes the esmated

populaon of Mao Maram, Paomata and Purul sub-division of Senapa district.

0

10

20

30

40

50

India

MadhyaPradesh

Uttarakhand

Rajasthan

UttarPradesh

Bihar

Jharkhand

Odisha

Chhattisgarh

DecadalGrowthRate

Total Rural Urban

decadal roth - india, adhya radesh and other

ea states : 2001-2011


Analysis of total populaon decadal growth of India, Madhya Pradesh and neighbouring

States explains that all the states are observing higher decadal growth rate than India, except

Maharashtra. Similar trends are observed in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Uar Pradesh andChhasgarh in case of rural populaon growth rates. The urban populaon growth rate is

higher than total and rural populaon growth rates in all the states. Out of the six states,

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Statement 1.19: D Gw - I, M P Ngbg : 2001-11

Nm f S D Gw 2001-11

Total Rural Urban

INDIA* 17.7 12.3 31.8


Rajasthan 21.3 19.0 29.0

Uar Pradesh 20.2 18.0 28.8

Chhasgarh 22.6 17.8 41.8

Gujarat 19.3 9.3 36.0

Maharashtra 16.0 10.4 23.6

* The 2001 Census populaon of India and Manipur state includes the esmated

populaon of Mao Maram, Paomata and Purul sub-division of Senapa district.

0

10

20

30

40

50

India

MadhyaPradesh

Rajasthan

UttarPradesh

Chhattisgarh

Gujarat

Maharashtra

DecadalGrowthR

ate

Total Rural Urban

decadal roth - india, adhya radesh and its neihourin

states : 2001-11

1.3.6. D f M P

The total populaon decadal growth rates of all the ten divisions of Madhya Pradesh during 2001-

2011 show that ve divisions of Indore, Gwalior, Bhopal, Chambal and Rewa have observed higher

decadal growth rate than the state growth rate (20.3%) and divisions of Sagar, Shahdol, Ujjain,

Jabalpur and Narmadapuram have registered lower growth rate. Indore division has registered

highest growth rate (26.4%) and the Narmadapuram the lowest (14.7%).

Analysis of rural populaon growth rates shows that Narmadapuram, Jabalpur, Ujjain and Sagar

divisions have recorded lower rural populaon growth rate than Madhya Pradesh (18.4%).Indore division recorded the highest rural populaon growth rate of 23.1 percent.

The urban populaon growth rate is higher than the total and rural populaon growth rates in

all the divisions, except Shahdol which recorded only 11.2 percent urban populaon decadal

growth rate. Indore division has recorded highest urban populaon growth rate (34.1%) closely

followed by Chambal (31.1%), Bhopal (30.7%) and Gwalior (29.3%).

Statement 1.20: D Gw - D f M P : 2001-11

S D D Gw 2001-11

Total Rural Urban


Chambal 21.7 19.1 31.1

Gwalior 23.5 20.8 29.3

Sagar 18.5 18.0 20.3

Rewa 21.6 21.3 23.1

Shahdol 17.6 19.5 11.2

Ujjain 16.8 15.2 20.9

Indore 26.4 23.1 34.1

Bhopal 23.1 18.7 30.7

Narmadapuram 14.7 13.7 17.8

Jabalpur 15.9 14.7 19.8


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total

0 10 20 30 40 500 10 20 30 40 50

Jabalpur

Narmadapuram

Bhopal

Indore

Ujjain

Shahdol

Rewa

Sagar

Gwalior

Chambal

Divisions

0 10 20 30 40 50

decadal roth rate - divisions o adhya radesh : 2001-11

uranrural

1.3.7. Districts of Madhya PradeshThe total populaon growth rate during 2001-2011 is 20.3 percent in Madhya Pradesh. Out of

50 districts, 20 districts have observed higher decadal total populaon growth rate than the

state. The highest decadal populaon growth rate is observed in Indore district (32.9%) while

the lowest rate is observed in Anuppur district (12.3%). The variaon between highest and

lowest decadal populaon growth rate of 20 percent is signicant.


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Statement 1.21: Rkg f b D Gw : 1981-2011

Rank

2011

Decadal

Gw


2001

D Gw Rank

1991

2001-11 1991- 01 1981- 91

20.3 MADHYA PRADESH 24.3 27.2

1 32.9 Indore 3 34.3 30.3 13

2 30.7 Jhabua 37 21.2 44.6 3

3 28.6 Bhopal 2 36.4 51.0 1

4 28.0 Singrauli 1 38.6 44.9 2

5 27.6 Barwani 5 30.0 26.4 25

6 27.0 Guna 4 30.2 34.7 5

7 25.6 Dhar 15 27.3 29.3 15

8 25.0 Umaria 31 22.6 31.8 9

9 24.5 Gwalior 20 26.2 28.0 19

10 23.7 Sidhi 7 28.4 33.3 6

11 23.4 Morena 25 24.5 30.6 12

12 23.3 Rajgarh 18 26.3 23.9 38

13 22.9 Sheopur 6 29.7 33.3 714 22.9 Khargone(West Nimar) 11 27.9 23.0 45

15 22.8 Shivpuri 13 27.4 30.9 10

16 22.7 Ashoknagar 29 23.2 25.8 28

17 21.5 Sehore 9 28.2 28.0 18

18 21.5 Khandwa(East Nimar) 40 20.0 23.1 44

19 21.4 Katni 39 20.7 23.4 41

20 21.3 Dindori 49 13.5 24.9 32

21 20.2 Harda 24 24.6 29.1 16

22 20.1 Tikamgarh 10 27.9 27.7 21

23 20.1 Vidisha 21 25.2 23.9 37

24 19.9 Rewa 16 26.9 28.8 17

25 19.7 Ratlam 22 25.1 24.2 35

26 19.5 Dewas 17 26.5 30.0 14

27 19.5 Chhatarpur 14 27.3 30.6 11

28 19.5 Alirajpur 19 26.2 39.0 4

29 19.4 Burhanpur 42 19.1 25.8 29

30 19.2 Bhind 46 17.2 25.2 30

31 19.2 Satna 12 27.6 27.1 24

32 18.7 Panna 26 24.5 27.4 22

33 18.5 Daa 33 22.0 26.1 27

34 18.3 Raisen 8 28.4 23.4 43

35 18.2 Seoni 47 16.6 23.6 40

36 18.0 Mandla 48 14.7 24.2 3637 17.6 Sagar 30 22.7 24.5 33

38 17.4 Shahdol 43 18.4 26.3 26

39 17.2 Shajapur 23 24.9 23.0 46

40 16.6 Damoh 38 20.7 24.5 34

41 16.1 Ujjain 28 23.7 23.8 39

42 14.5 Jabalpur 35 21.7 19.1 49

43 14.5 Hoshangabad 32 22.3 25.0 31

44 14.0 Narsimhapur 34 21.9 20.8 48

45 13.8 Neemuch 36 21.3 22.6 47

46 13.6 Balaghat 50 9.7 19.0 50

47 13.2 Mandsaur 27 23.7 23.4 42

48 13.1 Chhindwara 45 17.9 27.2 23

49 12.9 Betul 44 18.1 27.7 20

50 12.3 Anuppur 41 20.0 32.8 8

decadal roth

2001-11

1991-01

1981-91


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Chambal

Gwalior

Sagar

Rewa

Shahdol

Ujjain

Indore

Bhopal

Narmadapuram

Jabalpur

Divisions

0 10 20 30 40 50

Balaghat

Seoni

Chhindwara

Mandla

Dindori

Narsimhapur

Jabalpur

Katni

Hoshangabad

Harda

Betul

Raisen

Sehore

Bhopal

Vidisha

Rajgarh

Burhanpur


Alirajpur

Jhabua

Barwani


Indore

Dhar

Dewas

Shajapur

Ujjain

Ratlam

Mandsaur

Neemuch

Anuppur

Shahdol

Umaria

SingrauliSidhi

Rewa

Satna

Damoh

Sagar

Panna

Chhatarpur

Tikamgarh

Ashoknagar

Guna

Shivpuri

Datia

Gwalior

Bhind

Morena

Sheopur

0 10 20 30 40 50 0 10 20 30 40 50


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1.3.8. Tp bm f M P

The tahsil level analysis of decadal populaon growth rate explains that Shahpura (Dindori),

Panagar (Jabalpur), Manpur (Umaria), Pa (Barwani) and Khalwa (Khandwa-East Nimar)

tahsils of Madhya Pradesh have observed highest total populaon growth rates in the state

which range between 39.2 and 93.3 percent. In comparison Harsud (Khandwa-East Nimar),

Bandhogarh (Umaria), Parasia (Chhindwara), Dindori (Dindori) and Bhavra (Alirajpur) tahsilshave recorded lowest total populaon growth rates in the state. Harsud has recorded negave

growth rate.

Statement 1.22: D Gw - Tp bm : 2001-11

Top

Tahsils Districts D Gw

Shahpura Dindori 93.3

Panagar Jabalpur 77.8

Manpur Umaria 43.1Pa Barwani 40.9

Khalwa Khandwa (East Nimar) 39.2

Bm

Tahsils Districts D Gw

Harsud Khandwa (East Nimar) -10.9

Bandhogarh Umaria 0.0

Parasia Chhindwara 0.2Dindori Dindori 4.1

Bhavra Alirajpur 4.1

1.3.9. Rgw b f f M P

Out of total 342 tahsils, 23 tahsils (including one tahsil observed negave growth) have recorded

less than 11 percent decadal populaon growth rate and 175 tahsils fall in 11.0 to 19.9 percent

range of decadal growth rate. 113 tahsils have registered decadal populaon growth rates

between 20.0 - 28.9 percent whereas 31 tahsils have recorded decadal populaon growth

rates 29.0 percent and above.

Statement 1.23: D Gw - Rgw b f : 2001-11

D Gw g Nmb f T

29.0 & above 31

20.0 - 28.9 113

11.0 - 19.9 175

10.9 & below* 23

Total 342

* Including one tahsil with negave growth


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1.4. DENSITY


As per 2011 Census, density of populaon of India is 382 persons per square kilometre and

Madhya Pradesh has lower density of populaon at 236. Bangladesh has the highest populaon

density among the neighbouring countries. Myanmar, Australia, Russian Federaon, United

States of America, Brazil and Afghanistan have populaon density gures lower than hundred.

Australia has the lowest populaon density of just 3 persons followed by Russian Federaon

with 8 persons per square kilometre. Republic of Korea, Sri Lanka and United Kingdom have

higher populaon density than Madhya Pradesh.

Statement 1.24: D f pp - I, M P C : 2011

Countries*/State D f pp Countries* / State D f pp

INDIA 382 Myanmar 75

MADHYA PRADESH 236 Nepal 203

Afghanistan 45 Pakistan 232

Australia 3 Republic of Korea 489

Bangladesh 1,142 Russian Federaon 8

Brazil 23 Sri Lanka 311

China 141 United Kingdom 255

France 114 United States of America** 33

Germany 230




0

300

600

900

1,200

India

MadhyaPradesh

Afghanistan

Australia

Ba

ngladesh

Brazil

China

France

Germany

Myanmar

Nepal

Pakistan

Republic

ofKorea

RussianFe

deration

SriLanka

United

Kingdom

UnitedStatesofAmerica

Density

density o oulation - india, adhya radesh and other countries : 2011


Both Madhya Pradesh and India show uniformly increasing trends of populaon density during

1971 2011. Madhya Pradesh has always reported lower populaon density than India in all

the decades.

DENSITY

Number of persons per sq.km.


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Statement 1.25: D f pp - I M P : 1971-2011

density o oulation - india and adhya radesh : 1971-2011

0

100

200

300

400

1971

1981

1991

2001

2011

Density

India Madhya Pradesh

INDIA

Census Year 1971 1981# 1991+ 2001* 2011

Density 167 208 267 325 382

MADHYA PRADESH

Census Year 1971 1981 1991 2001 2011

Density 98 124 158 196 236

# The 1981 census could not be held owing to disturbed condion prevailing in Assam.

Hence the populaon gure for 1981 of Assam have been worked out by 'interpolaon'.

+ The 1991 Census was not held in Jammu & Kashmir. Hence the populaon gures for

1991 of Jammu & Kashmir have been worked out by interpolaon.

* Includes esmated populaon of Paomata, Mao Maram and Purul sub-divisions of

Senapa district of Manipur for 2001.

Note - For working out density of India, the enre area and populaon of those porons

of Jammu & Kashmir which are under illegal occupaon of Pakistan and China have not

been taken into account.

1.4.3. Tp bm S/U T

The highest populaon density is registered in NCT of Delhi followed by Chandigarh, Puducherry,

Daman & Diu and Lakshadweep in the descending order. The populaon density gures among

these states range between 2,149 and 11,320 persons per sq.km. In comparison, Arunachal

Pradesh, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Mizoram, Sikkim and Manipur States are included among

the lowest populaon density states of India.

Statement 1.26: D f Pp - Tp bm S/U T : 2011

Top

States/Union Territories D f pp*

NCT Of Delhi# 11,320

Chandigarh# 9,258

Puducherry# 2,547

Daman & Diu# 2,191

Lakshadweep# 2,149

# Union Territories

* Based on the density of states as published in the Primary Census Abstract, Data

Highlights, India series 1, 2011

Bm

S/U T D f pp*

Arunachal Pradesh 17

Andaman & Nicobar Islands# 46

Mizoram 52

Sikkim 86

Manipur 115

# Union Territories

* Based on the density of states as published in the Primary Census Abstract, Data

Highlights, India series 1, 2011


An analysis of populaon density of India, Madhya Pradesh and Other EAG states in the

decades 2001 and 2011 shows that Bihar and Uar Pradesh, two most populated states of

India observe highest populaon density of 1106 and 829 respecvely whereas Uarakhand

and Chhasgarh have lowest idencal gure of 189. There is almost uniform variaon of

populaon density in the two decades of 2001 and 2011 among all the listed states ranging

between 25.5 percent in Bihar to 14.4 percent in Odisha.


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Statement 1.27: D f pp - I, M P EAG : 2001 2011density o oulation - india, adhya radesh and other ea

states : 2001 and 2011

100

300

500

700

900

1,100

1,300

India

Mad

hyaPradesh

Uttarakhand

Rajasthan

U

ttarPradesh

Bihar

Jharkhand

Odisha

Chhattisgarh

Density

2001 2011

Nm f S D f pp

2001 2011

INDIA* 325 382

MADHYA PRADESH 196 236

Uarakhand 159 189

Rajasthan 165 200

Uar Pradesh 690 829

Bihar 881 1106

Jharkhand 338 414

Odisha 236 270

Chhasgarh 154 189



Note - For working out density of India, the enre area and populaon of those

porons of Jammu & Kashmir which are under illegal occupaon of Pakistan and China

have not been taken into account.


Analysis of populaon density of India, Madhya Pradesh and its neighbouring states in 2001

shows that all the states reported low populaon density than the naonal average, except

Uar Pradesh (690). Similar trends are also observed by all the states in 2011. The decadal

variaon in populaon density ranges uniformly among the listed states between 15 percent

and 23 percent.

Statement 1.28: D f pp - I, M P Ngbg : 2001 2011

Nm f S D f pp

2001 2011

INDIA* 325 382


Rajasthan 165 200

Uar Pradesh 690 829

Chhasgarh 154 189

Gujarat 258 308

Maharashtra 315 365



Note - For working out density of India, the enre area and populaon of those

porons of Jammu & Kashmir which are under illegal occupaon of Pakistan and

China have not been taken into account.

density o oulation - india, adhya radesh and its

neihourin states : 2001 and 2011

100

300

500

700

900

India

MadhyaPradesh

Rajasthan

UttarPradesh

Chhattisgarh

Gujarat

Maharashtra

Density

2001 2011


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1.4.6. D f M P

Populaon density of all divisions of Madhya Pradesh for 2001 show that the divisions of

Gwalior, Sagar, Shahdol, Jabalpur and Narmadapuram have observed lower populaon density

than the state value (196). In comparison, Rewa division has the highest density of populaon

(233) followed by Indore (230) in 2001. Analysis of populaon density in 2011 does not reect

any major change in this posion, except that Indore registered highest density of populaon

(291) followed by Rewa (283).

The decadal variaon in the density of populaon in 2011 from 2001 ranges between 15

percent (Narmadapuram) and 26.5 percent (Indore). It is 20.4 percent for Madhya Pradesh.

Statement 1.29: D f pp - D f M P : 2001 2011

S D D f pp

2001 2011


Chambal 223 271

Gwalior 188 232

Sagar 173 205

Rewa 233 283

Shahdol 149 175

Ujjain 219 256

Indore 230 291

Bhopal 208 256

Narmadapuram 147 169

Jabalpur 174 202

density o oulation - divisions o adhya radesh : 2001

and 2011

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

Chambal

Gwalior

Sagar

Rewa

Shahdol

Ujjain

Indore

Bhopal

Narmadapuram

Jabalpur

Density

2001 2011

1.4.7. Districts of Madhya Pradesh

The populaon density of Madhya Pradesh was 236 in 2011. Out of y districts in the state,

19 districts have recorded higher populaon density than the state average. The districts of

Bhopal, Indore, Jabalpur and Gwalior have retained the top four posions for reporng higher

density of populaon in the three decades of 1991, 2001 and 2011. The other districts which

have reported density of populaon more than 300 in 2011 are Morena, Bhind, Rewa and

Ujjain in the descending order. The lowest populaon density is reported in Raisen, Betul,

Panna, Sheopur and Dindori districts. There is high variaon between the districts with highest

(Bhopal with 855) and lowest (Dindori with 94) populaon density.


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Statement 1.30: Rkg f b D f pp : 1991-2011

Rank

2011

Density

f pp-


2001

Density of

pp

Rank

1991

2011 2001 1991

236 MADHYA PRADESH 196 158

1 855 Bhopal 1 665 488 1

2 841 Indore 2 633 471 2

3 473 Jabalpur 3 413 339 3

4 446 Gwalior 4 358 284 4

5 394 Morena 6 319 256 6

6 382 Bhind 5 320 273 5

7 375 Rewa 7 313 246 7

8 326 Ujjain 8 281 227 8

9 299 Ratlam 9 250 200 9

10 297 Satna 10 249 195 10

11 286 Tikamgarh 11 238 186 12

12 285 Jhabua 13 218 180 13

13 271 Daa 12 229 188 11

14 268 Dhar 16 213 168 16

15 261 Katni 14 215 178 14

16 255 Barwani 19 200 154 21

17 251 Rajgarh 18 204 161 18

18 244 Shajapur 17 208 167 17

19 242 Mandsaur 15 214 173 15

20 233 Khargone (West Nimar) 22 190 149 24

21 232 Sidhi 23 188 146 28

22 232 Sagar 20 197 161 19

23 229 Alirajpur 21 192 152 23

24 223 Dewas 25 186 147 2725 221 Burhanpur 26 185 156 20

26 213 Narsimhapur 24 187 153 22

27 208 Singrauli 33 162 117 42

28 203 Chhatarpur 29 170 133 31

29 200 Anuppur 27 178 148 25

30 199 Sehore 31 164 128 35

31 198 Vidisha 30 165 132 34

32 194 Guna 37 153 118 41

33 194 Neemuch 28 171 141 29

34 185 Hoshangabad 34 162 132 33

35 184 Balaghat 32 162 148 26

36 182 Mandla 36 154 134 3037 181 Ashoknagar 39 147 120 39

38 178 Khandwa (East Nimar) 40 147 122 38

39 177 Chhindwara 35 157 133 32

40 173 Damoh 38 148 123 37

41 172 Shahdol 41 146 124 36

42 171 Shivpuri 43 140 110 45

43 171 Harda 42 142 114 44

44 158 Umaria 47 127 103 47

45 157 Seoni 45 133 114 43

46 157 Raisen 46 133 104 46

47 157 Betul 44 139 118 40

48 142 Panna 48 120 96 48

49 104 Sheopur 49 85 65 50

50 94 Dindori 50 78 69 49

density o oulation

2011

2001

1991


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divisionise districts y density o oulation : 1991-2011 2011 2001 1991

Chambal

Gwalior

Sagar

Rewa

Shahdol

Ujjain

Indore

Bhopal

Narmadapuram

Jabalpur

Divisions

0 200 400 600 800

Balaghat

Seoni

Chhindwara

Mandla

Dindori

Narsimhapur

Jabalpur

Katni

Hoshangabad

Harda

Betul

Raisen

Sehore

Bhopal

Vidisha

Rajgarh

Burhanpur


Alirajpur

Jhabua

Barwani


IndoreDhar

Dewas

Shajapur

Ujjain

Ratlam

Mandsaur

Neemuch

Anuppur

Shahdol

Umaria

Singrauli

Sidhi

Rewa

Satna

Damoh

Sagar

Panna

Chhatarpur

Tikamgarh

Ashoknagar

Guna

Shivpuri

Datia

Gwalior

Bhind

Morena

Sheopur

0 200 400 600 800 0 200 400 600 800


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1.4.8. Tp bm f M P

The analysis of populaon density of tahsils of Madhya Pradesh shows that Indore (Indore),

Huzur (Bhopal), Jabalpur (Jabalpur), Ujjain (Ujjain) and Huzur (Rewa) have recorded higher

populaon density which range between 727 and 2,610 persons per sq.km. In comparison,

Karahal (Sheopur), Kusmi (Sidhi), Kannod (Dewas), Vijaypur (Sheopur) and Beerpur (Sheopur)

tahsils have registered lower populaon density in the state. Three tahsils of Sheopur district

namely Karahal, Vijaypur and Beerpur are among the lowest ve tahsils by density of populaon.

Karahal tahsil registers the lowest gure of 50 persons per square kilometre.

Statement 1.31: D f pp - Tp bm : 2011

Top

Tahsils Districts D f pp

Indore Indore 2,610

Huzur Bhopal 1,634

Jabalpur Jabalpur 1,165

Ujjain Ujjain 893

Huzur Rewa 727

Bm

Tahsils Districts D f pp

Karahal Sheopur 50

Kusmi Sidhi 56

Kannod Dewas 67

Vijaypur Sheopur 79

Beerpur Sheopur 82

1.4.9. Rgw b f f M P

A bifurcaon of density range of 110 to 479 shows that 236 tahsils fall in the populaon density

range of 110-294 persons and 65 tahsils fall under populaon density range of 295-479 persons.

20 tahsils have populaon density 480 persons per sq.km. or higher.

Statement 1.32: D f pp - Rgw b f : 2011

Density range Nmb f T

480 & above 20

295 - 479 65

110 - 294 236

109 & below 21

Total 342


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1.5. URBAN SECTOR

1.5.1. S f w M P

There are 476 towns in the state as per Census 2011 which include 14 Municipal Corporaons,

96 Municipalies, 249 Nagar Panchayats, 5 Cantonment Boards and 112 Census Towns. The

last decade has registered signicant gain in the number of Municipalies, Nagar Panchayats

and Census Towns.

Statement 1.33: S f w : 1991-2011

C S Nmb f Tw

1991 2001 2011

() S Tw

(i) Municipal Corporaons 13 14 14

(ii) Municipalies 295 85 96

(iii) Nagar Panchayats 0 235 249

(iv) Cantonment Boards 5 5 5

(v) Noed Areas 8 0 0

(b) C Tw 49 55 112

Total 370 394 476

URBAN SECTOR

The urban sector comprises two types of towns viz; Statutory towns and

Census towns. In the Census of India 2011, the denion of urban area adopted

is as follows: (a) Statutory Towns : All places with a municipality, corporaon,

cantonment board or noed town area commiee, etc are known as statutory

towns. (b) Census Towns: All other places sasfying the following three criteria

simultaneously are treated as Census Towns. i) A minimum populaon of 5,000;

ii) At least 75 per cent of male working populaon engaged in non-agriculturalpursuits; and iii) A density of populaon of at least 400 per sq. km. (1,000 per sq.

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1.5.2. S f w - Nmb f Ub Aggm OGw M P

The number of urban agglomeraons and out growths has declined in 2011 from its posion

in 1991.

Statement 1.34: Nmb f Ub Aggm O Gw : 1991-2011

Census Year Ub Aggm O Gw

1991 46 90

2001 42 101

2011 37 86

URBAN AGGLOMERATION AND OUTGROWTH

A Ub Aggm (UA)is a connuous urban spread constung a townand its adjoining urban outgrowths (OGs) or two or more physically conguous

towns together with or without urban outgrowths of such towns. In some cases,

railway colonies, university campuses, port areas, military camps etc; may come

up near a statutory town outside its statutory limits but within the revenue limits

of a village or villages conguous to the town. Each such individual area by itself

may not sasfy the minimum populaon limit to qualify it to be treated as an

independent urban unit but may qualify to be clubbed with the exing town as

their connuous urban spread (i.e., an Out Growth). Each such town together

with its outgrowth(s) is treated as an integrated urban area and is designated as

an urban agglomeraon. For the purpose of delineaon of Urban Agglomeraons

during Census of India 2011, following criteria has been adopted:

(a) The core town or at least one of the constuent towns of an urbanagglomeraon should necessarily be a statutory town; and

(b) The total populaon of an Urban Agglomeraon (i.e. all the constuents

put together) should not be less than 20,000 as per the 2001 Census. In varying

local condions, there were similar other combinaons which have been treated

as urban agglomeraons sasfying the basic condion of conguity.

A O Gw (OG)is a viable unit such as a village or a hamlet or an enumeraon

block and clearly idenable in terms of its boundaries and locaon. While

determining the outgrowth of a town, it has been ensured that it possesses the

urban features in terms of infrastructure and amenies such as pucca roads,

electricity, taps, drainage system for disposal of waste water etc., educaonal

instuons, post oces, medical facilies, banks etc and physically conguouswith the core town of the UA.


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1.5.3. S f w - Nmb f w pp wpg b pp b

In 2001, total 394 towns were idened in the state which comprised of 15.97 million populaon

and by 2011 there were 476 towns accounng for more than 20.07 million populaon. Of the

total 476 towns in 2011, 63 were either class-I or class-II towns, and together these account for

nearly two thirds of the total urban populaon, the class I towns (32) occupy major share of

populaon (55.6%). More or less similar trends of urbanisaon prevailed in 2001.

Among 32 class I-towns, 15 have populaon of more than 2 lakh each; while 5 of these have

populaon size of more than 5 lakh each.

Statement 1.35: Nmb f w pp w pg b pp b Tw f M P : 2001 2011

C f Tw 2001 2011

Nmb f

Tw

Pp* Percentage to

total urban

pp

Nmb f

Tw

Pp* Percentage to

total urban

pp

Class I 25 8,466,818 53.0 32 11,162,693 55.6

Class II 26 1,893,954 11.9 31 2,141,049 10.7

Class III 94 2,748,187 17.2 113 3,342,380 16.7

Class IV 154 2,132,441 13.4 177 2,488,808 12.4

Class V 85 686,170 4.3 112 888,629 4.4

Class VI 10 39,575 0.2 11 45,846 0.2

Total 394 15,967,145 100.0 476 20,069,405 100.0

* Including OGs

CLASSIFICATION OF TOWNS BY POPULATION SIZE

Size-class Populaon

I 1 Lakh and above

II 50,000 to 99,999

III 20,000 to 49,999

IV 10,000 to 19,999

V 5,000 to 9,999

VI Less than 5,000


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1.5.4. Pp S - Tp bm S Tw fMadhya Pradesh

The top ve statutory towns of Madhya Pradesh by populaon size; Indore, Bhopal, Jabalpur,

Gwalior and Ujjain (all Municipal Corporaons) together account for 6.44 million populaon.

The ve boom towns by populaon size; Bhedaghat (Jabalpur), Nagri (Mandsaur), Badagaon

(Shajapur), Sardarpur (Dhar) and Kotar (Satna) are all categorised as Nagar Panchayats.

Together these ve towns account for just 35,721 persons. Bhedaghat, the smallest statutory

town has populaon of 6,657.

Statement 1.36: Pp S - Tp bm S Tw : 2011

Top

S Tw Districts Pp

Indore (M.Corp.+OG) Indore 1,994,397

Bhopal (M.Corp.) Bhopal 1,798,218

Jabalpur (M.Corp.+OG) Jabalpur 1,081,677

Gwalior (M.Corp.) Gwalior 1,054,420

Ujjain (M.Corp.) Ujjain 515,215

Bm

S Tw Districts Pp

Bhedaghat (NP) Jabalpur 6,657

Nagri (NP) Mandsaur 7,034

Badagaon (NP) Shajapur 7,217

Sardarpur (NP) Dhar 7,293

Kotar (NP) Satna 7,520

1.5.5. Pp S - Rgw b f S Tw fMadhya Pradesh

Statement 1.37 arranges rangewise distribuon of statutory towns by populaon size in 2011.

Out of 364 statutory towns, 32 towns are in class-I category with populaon ranging above 1

lakh. Majority of 288 towns are falling in populaon size of 10001 to 100000.

Statement 1.37: Pp S - Rgw b f S Tw : 2011

Pp g Nmb f S Tw

2,00,001 and more 15

1,00,001 - 2,00,000 17

10,001 - 1,00,000 288

less than 10,000 44

Total 364

1.5.6. Pp S - Mp Cp f M P

Statement 1.38 details all the Municipal Corporaons of Madhya Pradesh by populaon size in

2011. The top four Municipal Corporaons of Indore, Bhopal, Jabalpur and Gwalior account for

68.6 percent of total populaon of all the 14 M.Corps. together (8,645,342).

Statement 1.38: Pp S - Mp Cp : 2011

Mp Cp Pp Mp Cp Pp

Gwalior 1,054,420 Indore (M.Corp. + OG) 1,994,397

Sagar (M.Corp. + OG) 274,556 Bhopal 1,798,218

Satna (M.Corp. + OG) 282,977 Murwara (Katni) 221,883

Rewa 235,654 Jabalpur (M.Corp. + OG) 1,081,677

Ratlam 264,914 Singrauli 220,257

Ujjain 515,215 Khandwa 200,738

Dewas 289,550 Burhanpur 210,886


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250000

500000

750000

1000000

1250000

1500000

1750000

2000000

2250000

Gwalior

Sagar

Satna

Rewa

Ratlam

Ujjain

Dewas

Indore

Bhopal

Murwara(Katni)

Jabalpur

Singrauli

Khandwa

Burhanpur

Population

oulation size - unicial cororations o adhya radesh : 2011

1.5.7. Pp S - Tp bm C Tw f MPradesh

Among the census towns, the top ve towns together register more than 1.50 lakh populaon

and Bangarda Chhota town of Indore district leads with highest populaon of 64,213. Incomparison, the ve boom most census towns together register just 17,817 people; and the

smallest town Kapuria of Sagar district has populaon of just 1,902.

Statement 1.39: Pp S - Tp bm C Tw : 2011

Top

C Tw Districts Pp

Bangarda Chhota Indore 64,213

Jaura Khurd Morena 32,087

Amlai Shahdol* 30,354

Rajakhedi Sagar 24,232Makronia Buzurg Sagar 23,861

* including poron spread over Anuppur district.

Bm

C Tw Districts Pp

Kapuria Sagar 1,902

Sethiya Chhindwara 3,113

Panara Chhindwara 4,078

Nowbasata Rewa 4,358

Sabo Shahdol 4,366

1.5.8. Pp S - Rgw b f C Tw fMadhya Pradesh

According to range wise distribuon of Census towns by populaon size in 2011, around sixty

percent of the census towns are placed in the populaon range of 5,001 and 10,000. Twenty

two Census towns are in the category of populaon size of 10,001 and 15,000.

Statement 1.40: Pp S - Rgw b f C Tw : 2011

Pp g Nmb f C Tw

Above 15,001 11

10,001 - 15,000 22

5,001 - 10,000 68

less than 5,000 11

Total 112

1.5.9. D Gw - Tp bm S Tw fMadhya Pradesh

The top ve statutory towns by decadal growth rates are Bhedaghat, Gairatganj, Pithampur,Rau and Indergarh which are spread over the state and all ve have registered more than y

percent decadal growth rate. In comparison, the boom ve statutory towns are either in Betul

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The highest growth rate is registered by Bhedaghat (261.8%) and the lowest by Bhainsdehi

(-24.1%).

Statement 1.41: D Gw - Tp bm S Tw : 2001-11

Top

S Tw* Districts D Gw

Bhedaghat (NP) Jabalpur 261.8

Gairatganj (NP) Raisen 124.6

Pithampur (M) Dhar 85.4

Rau (NP) Indore 72.9

Indergarh (NP) Daa 57.9

* Only those Statutory towns have been included which exist in both the Census 2001

and 2011.

Bm

S Tw* Districts D Gw

Bhainsdehi (NP) Betul -24.1

Sarni (M) Betul -9.3

Neuton Chikhli Kalan (NP) Chhindwara -9.3

Badkuhi (NP) Chhindwara -8.2

Damua (M) Chhindwara -7.1


and 2011.

1.5.10. D Gw - Rgw b f S Tw fMadhya Pradesh

Range wise distribuon of statutory towns by decadal growth rates during 2001-11 show that

more than three-fourths of the towns have registered moderate growth rates ranging between

10 percent and 40 percent. Only 10 statutory towns have registered more than 40 percent

growth rate and 64 towns fall under the range of 10 percent & below of which 10 towns have

the negave growth.

Statement 1.42: D Gw - Rgw b f S Tw : 2001-11

D Gw g Nmb f S Tw*

40.1 & above 10

20.1 - 40.0 108

10.1 - 20.0 156

10.0 & below 64

Total 338


and 2011.

Note - Rangewise distribuon excludes 26 newly created towns and one declassied

town (Harsud of 2001)

1.5.11. D Gw - Mp Cp f M P

The decadal growth of 14 municipal corporaons of Madhya Pradesh during 2001-11 range

between 8.9 percent (Burhanpur) and 35.0 percent (Indore). Besides Indore, Rewa, Gwalior,Bhopal and Dewas are the other municipal corporaons which have registered more than 25

percent decadal growth rate during 2001-11. In comparison, Jabalpur M.Corp. has observed

the second lowest decadal growth rate (15.4).

Statement 1.43: D Gw - Mp Cp : 2001-11

Mp Cp D Gw Mp Cp D Gw

Gwalior 27.5 Indore (M.Corp.+OG) 35.0

Sagar (M.Corp.+OG) 17.0 Bhopal 25.1

Satna (M.Corp.+OG) 23.4 Murwara (Katni) 18.6

Rewa 28.6 Jabalpur (M.Corp.+OG) 15.4

Ratlam 19.2 Singrauli 18.9

Ujjain 19.7 Khandwa 16.5

Dewas 25.0 Burhanpur 8.9


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0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

Gwalior

Sagar

Satna

Rewa

Ratlam

Ujjain

Dewas

Indore

Bhopal

Murwara(Katni)

Jabalpur

Singrauli

Khandwa

Burhanpur

DecadalGrowth

decadal roth - unicial cororations o adhya radesh: 2001-11

1.5.12. Decad Gw - Tp bm C Tw fMadhya Pradesh

The top ve census towns have registered more than y percent decadal growth rates during2001-11, Suhagi (Jabalpur) ranks on top with 81.5 percent. In comparison, all the boom ve

towns by decadal growth rates have registered negave growth rates and are uniformly placed

between -30.3 and -39.2 percentages. The three census towns with lowest decadal growth

rates are in Jabalpur district.

Statement 1.44: D Gw - Tp bm C Tw : 2001-11

Top

C Tw* Districts D Gw

Suhagi Jabalpur 81.5

Manglaya Sadak Indore 74.7

Palda Indore 72.2

Makronia Buzurg Sagar 66.2

Deodara Mandla 50.5

* Only those Census Towns have been included which exists as census town in both

Census 2001 & 2011

Bm

C Tw* Districts D Gw

GCF Jabalpur Jabalpur -39.2

Vehicle Factory Area Jabalpur Jabalpur -32.4

Ordnance Factory Khamaria Jabalpur -32.3

Sethiya Chhindwara -31.7

Bina Rly Colony Sagar -30.3

* Only those Census Towns have been included which exists as census town in both

Census 2001 & 2011

1.5.13. D Gw - Rgw b f C Tw fMadhya Pradesh

Range wise distribuon of census towns by decadal growth rates during 2001-11 covers 48

towns which existed in the two census periods of 2001 and 2011, excluding the 64 new towns.

Half of these towns have registered negave growth rates and in contrast only ve towns have

reported more than y percent growth rate during 2001-11.

Statement 1.45: D Gw - Rgw b f C Tw : 2001-11

D Gw g Nmb f C Tw*

50.1 & above 05

11.0 - 50.0 14

0.0 - 10.9 05

Negave growth 24

Total 48

* Only those Census Towns have been included which exist as census town in both

Census 2001 & 2011

Note - Rangewise distribuon exlcudes 7 Census town of 2001 which have been

either declassied or merged in statutory town or converted to statutory town. It also

excludes 64 newly created Census Town of 2011.


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1.5.14. D f pp - Tp bm S Tw fMadhya Pradesh

The top ve statutory towns by density of populaon in 2011 are located in western Madhya

Pradesh and have density of populaon ranging between 49,000 and 63,200. The top three

towns are located in Shajapur district. In comparison, the boom ve statutory towns by

density of populaon are spread across the state and have populaon density ranging between

100 and 237.

Statement 1.46: D f pp - Tp bm S Tw : 2011

Top

S Tw Districts Density of

pp

Susner (NP) Shajapur 63,200

Badod (NP) Shajapur 60,148

Nalkheda (NP) Shajapur 53,839

Runji-Gautampura (NP) Indore 50,290

Ichhawar (NP) Sehore 49,100

Bm

S Tw Districts Density of

pp

Diken (NP) Neemuch 103

Chandia (NP) Umaria 181

Amarkantak (NP) Anuppur 181

Badagaon (NP) Shajapur 204

Badagaon (NP) Tikamgarh 237

1.5.15. D f pp - Rgw b f STw f M P

Rangewise distribuon of statutory towns by density of populaon in 2011 show that maximum

183 towns fall in the density range of 2001 to 30000 followed by 159 towns ranging between

301-2000. Only 10 towns have populaon density more than 30000, whereas density of less

than 300 is observed in 12 towns.

Statement 1.47: D f pp - Rgw b f S Tw : 2011

Density range Nmb f S Tw30,001 and above 10

2001 - 30,000 183

301 - 2000 159

less than 300 12

Total 364

1.5.16. D f pp - Mp Cp f MPradesh

Out of 14 Municipal Corporaons, Burhanpur M.Corp. has registered highest density of

populaon of 16,645 followed by Indore M.Corp. (11,569) while Singrauli M.Corp. has the

lowest density of populaon (774). All other Municipal Corporaons have observed populaon

density between 2310 and 8014.

Statement 1.48: D f pp - Mp Cp : 2011

Mp Cp D f pp Mp Cp D f pp

Gwalior 6,071 Indore (M.Corp. + OG) 11,569

Sagar (M.Corp. + OG) 8,014 Bhopal 6,290

Satna (M.Corp. + OG) 3,582 Murwara (Katni) 3,236

Rewa 2,310 Jabalpur (M.Corp. + OG) 7,092

Ratlam 6,760 Singrauli 774

Ujjain 5,559 Khandwa 5,612

Dewas 2,889 Burhanpur 16,645


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2000

4000

6000

800010000

12000

14000

16000

18000

Gwalior

Sagar

Satna

Rewa

Ratlam

Ujjain

Dewas

Indore

Bhopal

Murwara(Katni)

Jabalpur

Singrauli

Khandwa

Burhanpur

Density

density o oulation - unicial cororations o adhya radesh : 2011

1.5.17. D f pp - Tp bm C Tw fMadhya Pradesh

The top ve census towns by density of populaon are Kosmi, Barwaha Kasba, Gogaon,

Rajakhedi and Buzurg and the density gures vary between 6,832 to 14,468. In comparison,

the density of populaon of ve lowest census towns vary between 245 to 536.

Statement 1.49: D f pp - Tp bm C Tw : 2011

Top

C Tw Districts Density of

pp

Kosmi Balaghat 14,468

Barwaha Kasba Khargone (West Nimar) 13,790

Gogaon Khargone (West Nimar) 7,676

Rajakhedi Sagar 6,845

Buzurg Gwalior 6,832

Bm

C Tw Districts Density of

pp

Ranipur (Tavanagar) Hoshangabad 245

Khor Neemuch 455

Ordnance Factory Khamaria Jabalpur 494

Badra Anuppur 532

Sethiya Chhindwara 536

1.5.18. D f pp - Rgw b f CTw f M P

There are only 10 Census towns with less than 750 populaon density whereas 11 census

towns registered more than 5000 populaon density. 57 census towns fall under the populaondensity range of 750-2000 followed by 34 census towns ranging between 2001 - 5000.

Statement 1.50: D f pp - Rgw b f C Tw : 2011

Density range Nmb f C Tw

5,001 & above 11

2,001 - 5,000 34

750 - 2,000 57

749 & below 10

Total 112


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