Madhya Pradesh Census 2011 | MP General Knowledge

Madhya Pradesh Census 2011 

• The first census was started in 1872 during the tenure of Lord Mayo.
• Continuing from the term of Lord Ripon in 1881.
• The Census Commissioner's office is in New Delhi with the Director General Mr. C. Chandramouli.
• MP. The sixth and fifteenth census of the country was 2011.
• MP The director of census was Sachin Sinha.
• Census related work is done by the Government of India.
• Census is a union subject which is mentioned in Article 246.
• Census work is done after every 10 years.
• The census work is done under the Census Act 1948.
• Children of 0-6 years who are literate are considered as illiterate in Census 2011.
• Those who are literate at the age of seven years or more are included in the literacy rate .
• World Population Day is celebrated on 11 July.
• On May 11, M.P. It is celebrated as Population Day.
• Shahdol has been the top district in family welfare program.
• Shahdol district has achieved 33 percent more than the target of male sterilization.
• India is the second largest census country in the world.
• The state's population comprises 6 percent of the country's population.
• MP The rural literacy in the state is 63.94 percent.
• Chhindwara is the largest area and district of the state.
• Niwari district of the state has the least area.
• The district with the highest urbanization percentage is Bhopal.
• The district with minimum urbanization is Dindori.
• Dindori is the district with highest percentage of rural population in the state.
• Bhopal is the district with the lowest percentage of rural population in the state.
• Dhara is the district with maximum ST population in the state.
• Alirajpur is the district with the highest percentage of ST population in the state.
• The district with minimum ST ST population is Bhind.
• The district with the lowest ST ST population percentage is Bhind.
• Indore is the district with maximum SC population of SC.
• Ujjain is the district with highest SC SC population percentage.
• The district with minimum SC SC population is Jhabua.
• The district with minimum SC SC population percentage is Jhabua.
• The district with the highest decadal growth rate of ST population is Chhatarpur.
• Mandsaur is the district with minimum decadal growth of ST population.
• 15.6 percent of the total population of the state is scheduled caste and SC.
• 21.1 percent of the total population of the state is Scheduled Tribe ST.