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    Madhya Pradesh's population grew from 60.3 million in 2001 to 72.6 million in 2011, an increase of over 12 million people. The state's sex ratio improved from 919 females per 1000 males in 2001 to 931 in 2011. Literacy rates increased as well but remained lowest in Alirajpur district at 36.1% and highest in Jabalpur district at 81.1%. Population growth was highest in Indore district at 32.88% while lowest growth occurred in Anuppur district at 12.3%.

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    Madhya Pradesh's population grew from 60.3 million in 2001 to 72.6 million in 2011, an increase of over 12 million people. The state's sex ratio improved from 919 females per 1000 males in 2001 to 931 in 2011. Literacy rates increased as well but remained lowest in Alirajpur district at 36.1% and highest in Jabalpur district at 81.1%. Population growth was highest in Indore district at 32.88% while lowest growth occurred in Anuppur district at 12.3%.

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    Madhya Pradesh's population grew from 60.3 million in 2001 to 72.6 million in 2011, an increase of over 12 million people. The state's sex ratio improved from 919 females per 1000 males in 2001 to 931 in 2011. Literacy rates increased as well but remained lowest in Alirajpur district at 36.1% and highest in Jabalpur district at 81.1%. Population growth was highest in Indore district at 32.88% while lowest growth occurred in Anuppur district at 12.3%.

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    Madhya Pradesh's population grew from 60.3 million in 2001 to 72.6 million in 2011, an increase of over 12 million people. The state's sex ratio improved from 919 females per 1000 males in 2001 to 931 in 2011. Literacy rates increased as well but remained lowest in Alirajpur district at 36.1% and highest in Jabalpur district at 81.1%. Population growth was highest in Indore district at 32.88% while lowest growth occurred in Anuppur district at 12.3%.

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    MP : CENSUS

    M.P. CENSUS - 2011


    Final Data of Census of Year 2011 (At a in literacy rate.
    glance) • Madhya Pradesh population control day is
    • Final data of 15th census of country in 2011 are celebrated on 11th May.
    issued by census directorate. • Maximum population growth rate district of
    • With this final data of census of 10th June, 2013 are the state is Indore (32.88%) and incase of
    issued by state’s census work directorate. maximum growth municipal of Indore is also with
    • State’s child ratio (0-6 years) is 918 which is 932 34.4%.
    in 2001. • Sex ratio of state is 931 in which 936 is rural and
    Important Facts 918 is urban sex ratio. State’s rural child sex ratio
    • State’s 15th census was done in 2011. is 923 and urban sex ratio is 901.
    • Census work is done after every 10 years. • District with maximum urban population
    • Census work is done according to population act percent of the state is Bhopal (80.9%), while
    1948. minimum urban population district is Dindori
    • World population day is celebrated on 11th July. (4.6%).
    • 7 years and more age group’s people are included • Madhya Pradesh rural literacy rate is 63.94% while
    urban literacy rate is 82.85%.

    Census – 2011
    Madhya Pradesh Comparative Position in Census-2001 and 2011
    Census-2001 Census-2011 Difference Growth Rate 2001-2011
    Person 6,03,48,023 7,26,26,809 1,22,78,786 20.3
    Male 3,14,43,652 3,76,12,306 61,68,654 19.6
    Female 2,89,04,371 3,50,14,503 61,10,132 21.1

    No. of Child Population (0-6 ages) in 2001 & 2011


    Census-2001 Census-2011
    Person 1,08,09,395 1,07,82,214
    Male 56,36,172 55,79,847
    Female 51,73,223 52,02,367

    Maximum Population wise Districts of Minimum Population wise Districts of


    Madhya Pradesh Madhya Pradesh
    No. District Population No. District Population
    1. Indore 32,46,697 1. Harda 5,70,465
    2. Jablapur 24,63,289 2. Umariya 6,44,758
    3. Sagar 23,78,458 3. Sheopur 6,87,861
    4. Bhopal 23,71,061 4. Dindori 7,04,524
    5. Rewa 23,65,106 5. Alirajpur 7,28,999

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    Sex Ratio

    • According to census, 2011 number of women over per thousand men in 931 that means the sex ratio
    of Madhya Pradesh is 1000:931 while this figure is 919 in census 2001.
    • Balaghat is the maximum sex ratio district of the state where 1021 women over per thousand
    men while Bhind is the minimum sex ratio district in which only 837 women over per thousand
    men.
    Sex Ratio Position of India and Madhya Maximum Sex Ratio Districts
    Pradesh 1901-2011 No. District Sex Ratio
    Census Year India Madhya Pradesh 1. Balaghat 1021
    1901 1000:972 1000:972 2. Alirajpur 1011
    1911 1000:964 1000:967 3. Mandla 1008
    1921 1000:955 1000:949 4. Dindori 1002
    1931 1000:950 1000:947 5. Jhabua 990
    1941 1000:945 1000:964
    1951 1000:946 1000:946 Minimum Sex Ratio Districts
    1961 1000:941 1000:932 No. District Sex Ratio
    1971 1000:930 1000:920 1. Bhind 837
    1981 1000:934 1000:921 2. Morena 840
    1991 1000:927 1000:912 3. Gwalior 864
    2001 1000:933 1000:919 4. Datia 873
    2011 1000:943 1000:931 5. Shivpuri 877

    Maximum Sex Ratio (0-6 Years) Minimum Low Sex Ratio (0-6 Years)
    Districts Districts
    No. District Sex Ratio No. District Sex Ratio
    1. Alirajpur 978 1. Morena 829
    2. Dindori/Mandla 970 2. Gwalior 840
    3. Balaghat 967 3. Bhind 843
    4. Betul 957 4. Datia 856
    5. Chhindwara 956 5. Rewa 885

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    Population Density

    Maximum Population Density Population Density of India and Madhya


    No. District Population Density Pradesh in 1901 to 2011 as follows:
    1. Bhopal 855 Census Year India Madhya Pradesh
    2. Indore 841 1901 73 41
    3. Jabalpur 473 1911 77 46
    4. Gwalior 446 1921 76 45
    5. Morena 394 1931 85 50
    1941 97 56
    Minimum Population Density 1951 110 60
    No. District Population Density 1961 134 75
    1. Dindori 94 1971 167 97
    2. Shyopur 104 1981 208 124
    3. Panna 142 1991 267 158
    4. Betul/Raisen/Seoni 157 2001 324 196
    5. Umari 158 2011 382 236

    Literacy

    Maximum Literacy wise Districts (2011) Minimum Literacy wise Districts (2011)
    No. District Literacy No. District Literacy
    1. Jabalpur 81.1 1. Alirajpur 36.1
    2. Indore 80.9 2. Jhabua 43.3
    3. Bhopal 80.4 3. Barwani 49.1
    4. Balaghat 77.1 4. Sheopur 57.4
    5. Gwalior 76.7 5. Dhar 59.0

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    Population Growth Rate

    Maximum Population Growth Rate wise Minimum Population Growth Rate wise
    Districts Districts
    No. District Growth Rate No. District Growth Rate
    1. Indore 32.88 1. Anuppur 12.3
    2. Jhabua 30.70 2. Betul 12.9
    3. Bhopal 28.62 3. Chhindwara 13.1
    4. Singrauli 28.05 4. Mandsaur 13.2
    5. Barwani 27.57 5. Balaghat 13.6

    Main Facts of Census - 2011 Related to SC And ST

    Maximum SC population wise Districts Maximum ST Populaion wise District


    No. District SC Population No. District ST Population
    1. Indore 545239 1. Dhar 1222814
    2. Ujjain 523869 2. Barwani 962145
    3. Sagar 501630 3. Jhabua 891818
    4. Morena 421519 4. Chhindwara 769778
    5. Chhatarpur 405313 5. Khargoan 730169

    Minimum SC Population wise Districts Minimum ST Population wise Districts


    No. District SC Population No. District ST Population
    1. Jhabua 17427 1. Bhind 6131
    2. Alirajpur 26877 2. Datia 15061
    3. Dindori 39782 3. Morena 17030
    4. Chhindwara 48425 4. Mandsaur 33092
    5. Umaria 58147 5. Shajapur 37836

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