Understanding Decennial Population Growth Rate

The decennial population growth rate refers to the percentage change in the population of a region over a period of ten years. For the 2001-2011 period, the 2011 census provides data on how much the population in various districts increased compared to the 2001 population.

2011 Census Data for Madhya Pradesh Districts

To arrange the given districts of Madhya Pradesh based on their decennial population growth rate from lowest to highest according to the 2011 census, we need the specific growth rates for each district:

• Anuppur
• Mandsaur
• Betul
• Chhindwara

Let's look at the approximate decennial population growth rates (2001-2011) for these districts based on the 2011 Census data:

Arranging Districts by Growth Rate (Lowest to Highest)

Now, we arrange these districts in ascending order based on their population growth rates:

1. Anuppur (~12.30%)
2. Betul (~12.98%)
3. Chhindwara (~13.06%)
4. Mandsaur (~13.21%)

Therefore, the correct order from the lowest decennial population growth rate to the highest is Anuppur, Betul, Chhindwara, and Mandsaur.

Final Order

Based on the 2011 census data for the 2001-2011 period, the districts arranged from lowest to highest decennial population growth rate are:

Anuppur, Betul, Chhindwara, Mandsaur