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Biggest population changes in Hoshangabad district

Computed from 771 villages where both counts are usable. Nobody publishes this ranking; it is not in either source.

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Fastest growing villages in Hoshangabad district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Khedla Hoshangabad 718 1,785 +148.6%
2 Chhedka Sohagpur 143 323 +125.9%
3 Bent Seoni Malwa 158 348 +120.3%
4 Talnagri Hoshangabad 1,289 2,800 +117.2%
5 Dhonkheda Hoshangabad 550 1,192 +116.7%
6 Baingania Hoshangabad 443 922 +108.1%
7 Bhatti Kesla 2,487 5,125 +106.1%
8 Bareli Sohagpur 489 1,000 +104.5%
9 Khairi Randhir Bankhedi 175 351 +100.6%
10 Paraspani Babai 153 300 +96.1%
11 Bari Devi Pipariya 137 267 +94.9%
12 Nimsadiya Hoshangabad 4,842 9,211 +90.2%
13 Kursi Khapa Pipariya 325 617 +89.8%
14 Dundadeh Sohagpur 561 1,050 +87.2%
15 Tekapar Chourmahri Sohagpur 859 1,603 +86.6%
16 Salaiya Kishore Bankhedi 630 1,165 +84.9%
17 Ghograpura Kesla 847 1,564 +84.7%
18 Tili Anwali Seoni Malwa 701 1,291 +84.2%
19 Dhai Khurd Kesla 1,048 1,922 +83.4%
20 Barasel Seoni Malwa 676 1,228 +81.7%

Villages that shrank most in Hoshangabad district

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

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Dhansai Kesla 434 276 -36.4%
2 Jawali Babai 2,628 1,740 -33.8%
3 Ramnagar Sohagpur 1,067 714 -33.1%
4 Aaypa Seoni Malwa 686 460 -32.9%
5 Dhandiwada Seoni Malwa 387 260 -32.8%
6 Dobh Babai 401 270 -32.7%
7 Banada Seoni Malwa 1,034 727 -29.7%
8 Mahuadhana Seoni Malwa 979 700 -28.5%
9 Suwakhedi Babai 1,247 895 -28.2%
10 Palasi Hoshangabad 416 300 -27.9%
11 Khamda Sohagpur 302 230 -23.8%
12 Ranipur Seoni Malwa 973 748 -23.1%
13 Kesla Kesla 3,365 2,604 -22.6%
14 Nipaniya Seoni Malwa 1,365 1,057 -22.6%
15 Nayagaon Sohagpur 1,096 850 -22.4%
16 Budhni Pipariya 588 465 -20.9%
17 Junawani Bankhedi 827 665 -19.6%
18 Barkhedi Seoni Malwa 431 354 -17.9%
19 Tarondadhana Hoshangabad 212 176 -17.0%
20 Gora Babai 1,456 1,209 -17.0%
What this ranking leaves out, and why. 17 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 17 excluded in total. How the limits are set.