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district · Census 2011 · code 452
Narsimhapur population. Households, literacy and work.
A detailed district profile in Madhya Pradesh, using the original Primary Census Abstract. Every figure on this page belongs to the source’s 2011 population and geography.
Historical geographic unit. Historical Census 2011 district boundary. This record does not represent a present-day district unless the boundaries are independently shown to match.
The source records 250,286 households and 1,091,854 residents. These household and person counts are separate measures.
Urban residents accounted for 18.64% of this area’s population, compared with 81.36% in rural areas.
Children aged 0–6 accounted for 13.03% of residents. This historical age group helps describe the age structure in 2011; it does not measure today’s children.
Male literacy was 83.64% and female literacy was 67.06%, each calculated among the corresponding population aged 7 and above.
Of 477,818 Census workers, 74.97% were main workers. Census work includes more than salaried employment.
What kinds of work were recorded?
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Economic activity
Main workers
Marginal workers
Cultivators
102,383
11,483
Agricultural labourers
165,445
92,420
Household industry workers
8,282
2,312
Other workers
82,093
13,400
Cultivators, agricultural labourers, household industry workers and other workers are separate Census activity categories. A worker count is not a count of employees on a company payroll.
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Definitions, calculation methods and source access
Literacy uses people aged 7 and above; work participation uses all residents. Main workers worked at least six months. Households are the PCA household count, not houses. Rates with zero denominators are unavailable. Names and boundaries belong to Census 2011.
The population displayed here counts only the source components within this district. A linked full-town profile can include components in other districts.