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List of Tehsils [ ] Name Headquarters District Division Huzur Kolar Goharganj Goharganj Begumganj Begumganj Gairatganj Silvani Udaipura Udaipura Zirapur Sehore (Urban) Sehore (Rural) Shyampur Shyampur Jawar Jawar Budhni Vidisha Urban Vidisha Rural Ganj Basoda Gyaraspur Nateran Nateran Shamshabad Tyonda Tyonda Morena Urban Morena Rural Bamor Ambah Porsa Joura Sabalgarh Kailaras Sheopur Badoda Karahal Vijaypur Birpur Bhind Ater Lahar Mehgaon Mau Roun Roun Mihona Gohad Gormi Gwalior Dabra Bhitarwar Chinore Chinore Ghatigaon Tansen Tansen Murar City Centre City Centre Nai Sarai Nai Sarai Piparai Piparai Shadora Shivpuri Pohari Pohari Bairad Bairad Kolaras Badarwas Pichhore Khaniadhana Karera Narwar Datia Badoni Badoni Seondha Indergarh Bhander Guna Aron Raghogarh Raghogarh Chachoura Bamori Bamori Maksudangarh Maksudangarh Kumbhraj Sondwa Sondwa Katthiwada Katthiwada Niwali Burhanpur Khaknar Khaknar Nepanagar Old Indore Kanadiya Kanadiya Bicholi Hapsi Malharganj Khudail Khudail Rau Dr. Ambedkar Nagar Sanwer Depalpur Hatod Dhar Badnawar Kukshi Manawar Gadwani Gadwani Dahi Dahi Dharmapuri Sardarpur Pithampur Jhabua Ranapur Thandla Petlavad Meghnagar Rama Ramanagar Khandwa Pandhana Punasa Harsud Khalwa Khalwa Khargone Lonara Khargone Nagar Kasrawad Maheshwar Badwah Sanawad Gogawaan Gogawaan Bhikangaon Jhirniya Bhagwanpura Segaon Segaon Birsa Birsa Paraswada Chhindwara Chhindwara Nagar Chhindwara Nagar Parsia Parsia Chaurai Chaurai Junnardeo Sauser Pandurna Amarwada Amarwada Harrai...

Madhya Pradesh Districts The population of the districts in the State of Madhya Pradesh by census years. Census 1991-03-01 Census 2001-03-01 Census 2011-03-01 District 483,481 610,275 728,999 District 556,074 667,155 749,237 District 559,257 688,940 845,071 District 1,365,870 1,497,968 1,701,698 District 835,625 1,086,366 1,385,881 District 1,181,501 1,395,175 1,575,362 District 1,219,000 1,428,559 1,703,005 District 1,351,479 1,843,510 2,371,061 District 533,066 634,883 757,847 District 1,158,076 1,474,723 1,762,375 District 1,568,702 1,849,283 2,090,922 District 898,125 1,083,949 1,264,219 District 544,547 664,159 786,754 District 1,033,807 1,308,223 1,563,715 District 1,367,412 1,740,329 2,185,793 District 511,849 580,730 704,524 District 751,060 977,827 1,241,519 District 1,293,567 1,632,109 2,032,036 District 380,762 474,416 570,465 District 886,449 1,084,265 1,241,350 District 1,835,915 2,465,827 3,276,697 District 1,768,037 2,151,203 2,463,289 District 646,924 784,286 1,025,048 District 881,925 1,064,167 1,292,042 East Nimar) District 898,596 1,078,251 1,310,061 West Nimar) District 1,192,520 1,524,637 1,873,046 District 779,414 894,236 1,054,905 District 956,869 1,183,724 1,340,411 District 1,279,094 1,592,714 1,965,970 Narsinghpur) District 785,496 957,646 1,091,854 District 598,339 726,070 826,067 District 687,945 856,558 1,016,520 District 876,461 1,125,154 1,331,597 District 992,764 1,254,085 1,545,814 District 971,888 1,215,393 1,455,069 District 1,554,987 1,9...

Are you looking for a Customized Map? Please About MP District Map Explore the Madhya Pradesh political map showing the 52 districts, district headquarters and capital of Madhya Pradesh state of India. List of Districts of Madhya Pradesh S.N. District Division Code Headquarters Population (2011) Population Density (/sq km) Area (sq km) 1 Bhopal district Bhopal BP Bhopal 2,371,061 855 2,772 2 Raisen district Bhopal RS Raisen 1,331,597 158 8,446 3 Rajgarh district Bhopal RG Rajgarh 1,545,814 251 6,154 4 Sehore district Bhopal SR Sehore 1,311,332 199 6,578 5 Vidisha district Bhopal VI Vidisha 1,458,875 198 7,371 6 Morena district Chambal MO Morena 1,965,970 394 4,991 7 Sheopur district Chambal SP Sheopur 687,861 104 6,585 8 Bhind district Chambal BD Bhind 1,703,005 382 4,459 9 Gwalior district Gwalior GW Gwalior 2,032,036 390 5,214 10 Ashoknagar district Gwalior AS Ashoknagar 845,071 181 4,674 11 Shivpuri district Gwalior SV Shivpuri 1,726,050 168 10,278 12 Datia district Gwalior DT Datia 786,754 386 2,038 13 Guna district Gwalior GU Guna 1,241,519 191 6,485 14 Alirajpur district Indore AL Alirajpur 728,999 229 3,182 15 Barwani district Indore BR Barwani 1,385,881 255 5,432 16 Burhanpur district Indore BU Burhanpur 757,847 306 2,473 17 Indore district Indore IN Indore 3,276,697 841 3,898 18 Dhar district Indore DH Dhar 2,185,793 268 8,153 19 Jhabua district Indore JH Jhabua 1,025,048 151 6,782 20 Khandwa district Indore EN Khandwa 1,310,061 262 4,927 21 Khargone district Indo...

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Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh) [India], June 10 (ANI): The district administration has announced financial assistance of Rs 4 lakh each to families of the women who died due to mudslide in the state capital on Saturday. The incident occurred near a pond located in Balampur village under Sukhi Sewaniya police station limits in the state capital on Saturday afternoon in which two women died. Earlier, Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Santosh Shukla told ANI over phone, “Around five to six women had gone near a pond in Balampur village to dig mud for painting their house. During this, they made a hole to dig the soil but it was deep from inside. Meanwhile the top layer of the soil caved in and three women got buried inside it.” On getting the information from the locals, the police and the district administration team immediately reached the spot. The three women were evacuated, out of which two women died while one was taken to the hospital, he said. “State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) and administration teams are still engaged in digging work at the spot to make sure that no one else is buried,” Shukla added. “A financial assistance of Rs 4 lakh would be given to the families of the deceased. The administration team and SDRF team are present on the spot for relief and rescue work,” Bhopal Collector Bhopal Ashish Singh said. Tehsildar Chandrashekhar and other officers are looking after the arrangements at the spot and preliminary investigation is also being done at different ...