This document outlines a tier-wise classification system for centers based on population according to India's 2001 Census. It divides centers into 6 tiers based on population ranges, with Tier 1 being the largest centers of 100,000 people and above, and Tier 6 being the smallest centers of under 5,000 people. It further categorizes centers into rural, semi-urban, urban, and metropolitan based on population thresholds of under 10,000, 10,000-99,999, 100,000-9,99,999, and 10,00,000 and above respectively.
This document outlines a tier-wise classification system for centers based on population according to India's 2001 Census. It divides centers into 6 tiers based on population ranges, with Tier 1 being the largest centers of 100,000 people and above, and Tier 6 being the smallest centers of under 5,000 people. It further categorizes centers into rural, semi-urban, urban, and metropolitan based on population thresholds of under 10,000, 10,000-99,999, 100,000-9,99,999, and 10,00,000 and above respectively.
This document outlines a tier-wise classification system for centers based on population according to India's 2001 Census. It divides centers into 6 tiers based on population ranges, with Tier 1 being the largest centers of 100,000 people and above, and Tier 6 being the smallest centers of under 5,000 people. It further categorizes centers into rural, semi-urban, urban, and metropolitan based on population thresholds of under 10,000, 10,000-99,999, 100,000-9,99,999, and 10,00,000 and above respectively.
This document outlines a tier-wise classification system for centers based on population according to India's 2001 Census. It divides centers into 6 tiers based on population ranges, with Tier 1 being the largest centers of 100,000 people and above, and Tier 6 being the smallest centers of under 5,000 people. It further categorizes centers into rural, semi-urban, urban, and metropolitan based on population thresholds of under 10,000, 10,000-99,999, 100,000-9,99,999, and 10,00,000 and above respectively.