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What is a Statutory Town in India according to the Census definition?
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- 1A place notified and defined by statute with a local urban body such as a Municipality, Cantonment Board, or Notified Town Area Committee✓
- 2A place having a minimum population of 5,000 where at least 75% of main male workers are engaged in non-agricultural pursuits
- 3A continuous urban spread constituting a central town and its adjoining outgrowths
- 4A contiguous rural area possessing modern infrastructure and amenities
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A place notified and defined by statute with a local urban body such as a Municipality, Cantonment Board, or Notified Town Area Committee
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