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Consider the following regarding the Census 2011 data regarding India: Parameters  2001 Figures  2011 figures I. No of Towns  5161 7933 II No of Districts  594 645 III. No of Census Towns  1362 3892   Which among the above is/are correct? (Choose from the serial number of parameters given, e.g. I, II, III etc.)

Consider the following regarding the Census 2011 data regarding India: Parameters  2001 Figures  2011 figures I. No of Towns  5161 7933 II No of Districts  594 645 III. No of Census Towns  1362 3892   Which among the above is/are correct? (Choose from the serial number of parameters given, e.g. I, II, III etc.) Correct Answer Both I and III 

  2001 Figures  2011 Figures 
No of States / UT  35 35
No of Districts  593 640
No of Sub-Districts  5463 5924
No of Towns  5161 7933
No of Statutory Towns  3799 4041
No of Census Towns  1362 3892
No of Villages  638588 640930

 

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