Census 2011
Naga Land has Negative population Growth according to Census 2011.
Meghalaya has Highest population Growth according to Census 2011.
Lakshyadweep has lowest population Growth according to Census 2011.
Dadra & Nagar Haveli has highest population Growth according to Census 2011.
Maharashtra has highest Urban population according to Census 2011.
640 Districts covered in CENSUS 2011
Most Populist District – Thane(Maharashtra)
Lowest Populist District- Dibang Valley(Arunachal Pradesh)
Highest Decadal District Growth – Kurung Kumey(Arunachal Pradesh)
Lowest Decadal District Growth – Longlang (Nagaland)
74.04% - Literacy Rate according to Census 2011.
Male Literacy Rate- 82.14%
Female Literacy Rate- 65.46%
Highest Literacy rate seen in U.T.- Dadra & Nagar Haveli
Lowest Literacy rate seen in U.T.- Lakshadweep
The national commission on population headed by Prime Minister.
Deputy Chairman - Vice Chairman of NITI Aayog.
The first ever CENUS in modern Human History was conducted by U.S.A.
The first ever CENUS in India was conducted by Lord Mayo(1865).
MWM yeatts was the first Register general & Census Commissioner of Independent
India(1951).
RA Gopalaswami was the first Indian Register general & Census Commissioner of
India.
C. Chandra Mauli was the Register general & Census Commissioner of 15th
CENSUS(2011).
Vivek Joshi was the Register general & Census Commissioner of 16th CENSUS(2021).
1210193422(121 Crore) Population of India according to Census 2011.
Uttar Pradesh has highest population state according to Census 2011.
Sikkim has Lowest Population state according to Census 2011.
Kerala has highest Literacy state according to Census 2011.
Bihar has Lowest Literacy state according to Census 2011.
6,40,867 Villages covered in CENSUS 2011.
31.36% - Urban population according to Census 2011.
India has 2.4% of the world’s Geographical Area.
India has 17.64% of the world’s Population.
2200 Crore Rupees estimated Cost of CENSUS 2011.
16.2% - Scheduled Castes & 8.2% - Scheduled Tribes according to Census 2011.
According to Census 2011 :
Hindus – 79.80%
Muslims – 14.23%
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Christans – 2.30%
Sikh – 1.72%
Buddhism - .70%
Jain - .37%
Arunachal Pradesh has Lowest Density of population according to Census 2011.
Bihar has Mostly Densely of populated state according to Census 2011.
Delhi has Highest Densely of populated U.T. according to Census 2011.
28 States & 7 [Link] are recoded according to CENSUS 2011.
382/km2 Population Density of India according to CENSUS 2011.
CENSUS 2011 – 15th Census & after independence – 7th Census.
Slogan of Census – OUR CENSUS, OUR FUTURE.
Largest state of India(Area Wise) – Rajasthan
Smallest state of India (Area wise) – Goa
Smallest U.T of India (area wise) – Lakshadweep
Puducherry has Highest Sex ratio.
Lakshadweep has Smallest Sex ratio.
Maharashtra has highest Urban Population.
Sikkim has Lowest urban Population.
Most Populous U.T – Delhi
Least Populous U.T – Lakshadweep
Most Populous State – Uttar Pradesh
Least Populous state – Sikkim
First CENSUS conducted in -1872(Lord Mayo)
10 year’s CENSUS Conducted in 1881
17.64% is Decadal Growth of Population in (2001-2011)
68.84% - Urban Population according to CENSUS 2011.
31.36% - Rural population according to CENSUS 2011.
16.6% of Total population of India lives in Uttar Pradesh
Highest Population Growth Rate – Uttar Pradesh
Lowest Population Growth rate – Kerala
Highest Rural Population – Uttar Pradesh
Lowest Rural population – Sikkim
Highest District Literacy Rate – Serchip(Mizoram)
Lowest District Literacy Rate – Alirajpur(Madhya Pradesh)
Most Populous City – Mumbai (Maharashtra)
Least Populous City – kapoorthala(Punjab)
Women to Men Ratio according to CENSUS 2011 – 940: 1000
Women to Men Ratio Highest in – Kerala
Women to Men Ration Lowest in – Daman & Diu(in Daman District)
Women to Men Ratio Highest in District – Mahe
Female to Male Child Sex Ratio – 914:1000
1921- A year of Demographic divide Or A year of great Divide
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Highest District sex Ratio – Mahe (Pudducherry)
Lowest District sex Ratio – Daman( Daman & Diu)
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