MPPSC · District of Madhya Pradesh
Mandla: 10.5 lakh people, one story
- People
- 10,54,905
- Area
- 5,800 km²
- Literacy
- 66.87%
- Sex ratio
- 1,008
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MandlaMadhya Pradesh
The history, places and schemes of Mandla are being written. Everything below comes from Census 2011, so it is already exam-ready.
Mandla in 8 numbers
Census 2011 · rank among the state's districts
Population10.5 lakh#38/50 in Madhya Pradesh
Area5,800 km²#27/50 in Madhya Pradesh
Population density182 per km²#36/50 in Madhya Pradesh▼ state 236
Sex ratio1,008 females per 1000 males#3/50 in Madhya Pradesh▲ state 931
Child sex ratio (0–6)970 girls per 1000 boys#3/50 in Madhya Pradesh▲ state 918
Literacy rate66.87%#29/50 in Madhya Pradesh▼ state 69.32
Female literacy56.39%#30/50 in Madhya Pradesh▼ state 59.24
Urban population12.3%#44/50 in Madhya Pradesh▼ state 27.6
People & society
66.9% can read. 1,008 women for every 1000 men.
Society in numbers (%)
Gender literacy gap: 21.1 percentage points
People by religion
- Hindu 80.5%
- Muslim 1.6%
- Christian 1.2%
- Jain 0.2%
- Other / not stated 16.5%
Sectors at a glance
84 of every 100 workers live off the land
How people earn a living
5.6 lakh workers, 53.1% of all people
This district
Madhya Pradesh
- Cultivators 26.6%
- Farm labourers 57.0%
- Household industry 1.7%
- Other (industry, services, construction, trade) 14.7%
Schemes & development
Only 45% of homes had electricity in 2011. Here is what changed.
What homes had in 2011 (% of households)
This is the 2011 baseline. Schemes like Saubhagya, Ujjwala, Swachh Bharat and Har Ghar Jal came to close exactly these gaps.
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Sources
- Census of India 2011: A-01 (area, households), Primary Census Abstract and Houselisting tables, Office of the Registrar General & Census Commissioner
- District boundaries: DataMeet India, Census 2011 districts (CC BY 2.5 IN)
Districts are shown with their 2011 Census boundaries.