Explore the foundational demographics of colonial India with detailed insights from the Census of India 1871: Bombay Presidency. This comprehensive historical record meticulously documents population counts, territorial changes, and societal structures across its districts. Delve into crucial data on religion, caste, age, education, mental health, and occupational categories, offering a unique window into 19th-century Indian life and economy. Essential for historians, researchers, and students of Indian demographic and social history, this volume provides invaluable primary source material for understanding the complexities of the Bombay Presidency.

Explore the rich tapestry of colonial India with this detailed 1871 Census of India volume, specifically focusing on The Town of Madras. This invaluable historical record offers deep insights into population demographics, religious and gender breakdowns, age distribution, educational attainment, caste systems, and detailed occupational data that defined 19th-century society. It meticulously documents urban-rural divides and societal progress, making it an essential resource for historians, researchers, and students of Indian history and urban development in Madras.

Unlock the demographic secrets of British India with the definitive Census of India 1881 report. This meticulously compiled volume offers unparalleled historical data, detailing population shifts, gender, religion, caste, occupations, and education across British India. Essential for understanding India’s socio-economic landscape and colonial past, it provides invaluable insights for historians, researchers, and students of Indian demographics. Explore vital statistics and cultural nuances from a pivotal era. A foundational resource for anyone studying Indian history or conducting demographic research, this book is a gateway to the nation’s past.

Explore the detailed demographic landscape of colonial India with this historical 1891 Census volume. Featuring General Tables for British Provinces and Feudatory States, this book is an indispensable primary source for understanding India’s historical population data and societal structures. Essential for historians, researchers, genealogists, and students of Indian history, it offers crucial insights into the subcontinent’s past during the British Raj. This hardcover edition provides a valuable glimpse into a pivotal era, making it a must-have for anyone tracing Indian heritage or colonial-era developments.