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Biggest population changes in Raipur district

Computed from 371 villages where both counts are usable. Nobody publishes this ranking; it is not in either source.

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Fastest growing villages in Raipur district

Ranked by the change between the Census 2011 count and the 2020 Mission Antyodaya survey.

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Padabhath Tilda 986 2,097 +112.7%
2 Tulsi 3 Tilda 600 1,090 +81.7%
3 Gaitra Tilda 892 1,576 +76.7%
4 Khapri-2 (Khapri) Arang 620 1,070 +72.6%
5 Paraswani-3 (Paraswani) Arang 566 930 +64.3%
6 Guma-2 (Guma) Dharsiwa 3,335 5,355 +60.6%
7 Jarauda Dharsiwa 2,375 3,800 +60.0%
8 Tulsi-I (Tulsi) Arang 2,516 4,000 +59.0%
9 Pirda-I (Pirda) Arang 1,864 2,950 +58.3%
10 Kosrangi Arang 4,209 6,580 +56.3%
11 Nakata Arang 2,310 3,472 +50.3%
12 Dhansuli Arang 2,284 3,425 +50.0%
13 Gullu Arang 4,922 7,375 +49.8%
14 Semariya-2 (Semariya) Arang 2,641 3,937 +49.1%
15 Kumhari-1 (Kumhari) Dharsiwa 1,660 2,410 +45.2%
16 Pacheda-1 (Pacheda) Arang 2,441 3,516 +44.0%
17 Bhandar Arang 3,281 4,700 +43.3%
18 Nahana Chandi Abhanpur 2,303 3,298 +43.2%
19 Pachdeori Tilda 394 560 +42.1%
20 Chhatouna (Chhatouna) Arang 1,499 2,105 +40.4%

Villages that shrank most in Raipur district

A falling count usually means out-migration, but in a small village it can also mean a boundary change.

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Tulsi 2 Tilda 946 702 -25.8%
2 Gukhera Arang 1,473 1,142 -22.5%
3 Chorhadih Arang 664 524 -21.1%
4 Lamkeni Abhanpur 1,479 1,286 -13.1%
5 Barbanda Dharsiwa 1,928 1,773 -8.0%
6 Deoda Arang 1,643 1,574 -4.2%
7 Paraswani Tilda 427 413 -3.3%
8 Chhatauna-1 (Chhatauna) Arang 874 847 -3.1%
9 Bhansoj Arang 3,549 3,465 -2.4%
10 Thelka Bhandha (Thelka) Abhanpur 1,720 1,685 -2.0%
11 Kurud-I (Kurud) Arang 3,339 3,279 -1.8%
12 Pahanda Arang 1,732 1,713 -1.1%
13 Gordi Dharsiwa 2,201 2,186 -0.7%
14 Mokhala Arang 2,767 2,750 -0.6%
15 Kesla Tilda 5,188 5,159 -0.6%
16 Khapari Arang 730 728 -0.3%
17 Todgaon Arang 1,343 1,342 -0.1%
18 Amodi Arang 2,202 2,201 -0.1%
19 Mohada Tilda 2,763 2,765 +0.1%
20 Chaparid (Chaprid) Arang 3,113 3,116 +0.1%
What this ranking leaves out, and why. 0 villages here had fewer than 100 people in 2011 — at that size a percentage says more about the surveyor than the village, so they are excluded. A further 0 sit within half a point of the limits beyond which we treat a figure as implausible (+150% or −40%): they are the villages that only just survived that test, not the fastest moving, and ranking them first would be misleading. That is 0 excluded in total. How the limits are set.