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The document lists numerous corrections that need to be made to a textbook on contemporary India for class 9. The corrections include changing place names, updating statistics and data, correcting spelling errors, adding details to figures and diagrams, updating sources, and correcting text. The corrections cover content in several chapters dealing with topics like India's geography, rivers, forests, wildlife, population trends, demographics, and more.

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Seven Largest Countries of The World': Source: WWW - India.gov - in

The document lists numerous corrections that need to be made to a textbook on contemporary India for class 9. The corrections include changing place names, updating statistics and data, correcting spelling errors, adding details to figures and diagrams, updating sources, and correcting text. The corrections cover content in several chapters dealing with topics like India's geography, rivers, forests, wildlife, population trends, demographics, and more.

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Title of the textbook: Contemporary India I

Class : IX
Corrections:

In chapter1, page no.2, Figure 1.2 Seven Largest Countries of the World

In chapter 1, page no.5, Figure 1.5 India and Adjacent Countries


The spelling of state Orissa in the map of India should be changed to Odisha.

Source: www.india.gov.in

In chapter 3, page no.19, Figure 3.4 Major Rivers and Lakes


Names of the tributaries of river Brahmaputra namely Dihang and Dibang
should also be added.

In chapter 3, page no.21, column 2, in line number 26


Spelling of Orissa should be changed to Odisha

In chapter 3, page no.21, column 2, in line number 36


Spelling of Orissa should be changed to Odisha

In chapter 3, page no.21, column 2, in line number 40


Spelling of Orissa should be changed to Odisha

In chapter 5, page no.42, column 1, line 17

India also has approximately 90,000 species of animals as well as rich variety of
fish in its fresh and marine waters.
Source: zsi.gov.in on 11.04.12 (Official website of Zoological Survey of India)

In chapter 5, page no.43, column 2, Do You Know?


According to India State of Forest Report 2011, the forest cover in India is 21.05
percent.

In chapter 5, page no.44, Figure 5.1, the bar diagram of Area Under Forest Cover

In chapter 5, page no.48, column 1, line 2-3


It has approximately 90,000 of animal species.
Source: zsi.gov.in on 11.04.12 (Official website of Zoological Survey of India)

In chapter 5, page no.48, column 1, line 3-4


The country has about 2,000 species of birds.
Source: zsi.gov.in on 11.04.12 (Official website of Zoological Survey of India)

In chapter 5, page no.48, column 1, line 6


There are 2,546 species of fish
Source: zsi.gov.in on 11.04.12 (Official website of Zoological Survey of India)

In chapter 5, page number 51, Exercise 1 (iii)


( c ) Odisha
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Appendix
Chapter 6: Population1

In chapter 6, page no.53, column 2, line 17- 20


Indias population as on March 2011 stood at 1,210 million, which account for
17.5 percent of the world population. These 1.21 billion people are unevenly
distributed

In chapter 6, page no.53, column 2, line 24 25


The 2011 Census data reveals that Uttar Pradesh with a population size of 199
million

In chapter 6, page no.54, Figure 6.1


Indias share of population - 17.5
Rest of the world 82.5

In chapter 6, page no.54, column 1, line 2 4


Sikkim has a population of just 0.6 million and Lakshadweep has only 64,429
people.

In chapter 6, page no.54, column 1, line 8-10


Rajasthan, the biggest state in terms of area has only 6 percent of the total
population of India.

Note: For 2011 only provisional data is available. Hence, data / analysis are provisional.
Source: Census of India 2011

In chapter 6, page no.54, column 1, Figure 6.2: Distribution of Population

Figure 6.2: Distribution of Population

In chapter 6, page no.54, column 2, line 8 12


The population density of India in the year 2011 was 382, person per square km.
Densities vary from 1,102 persons per square km in Bihar to only 17 persons per
square km in Arunachal Pradesh.

In chapter 6, page no.55, Figure 6.3: Density of Population in India

Figure 6.3: Density of Population in India, 2011

In chapter 6, page no.56 , column 1, line 20-22


Indias population has been steadily increasing from 361 million in 1951 to 1,210
million in 2011.

In chapter 6, page no.56 , column 1, Table 6.1: The Magnitude and Rate of Indias

Population Growth

Table 6.1: The Magnitude and Rate of Indias Population Growth

In chapter 6, page no.56, Figure 6.4: Indias Population and Population Growth

Rate Growth 1961-2011

Figure 6.4(a): Indias Population Growth Rate Growth 1961-2011

Figure 6.4(b): Indias Population 1901-2011

In chapter 6, page no.57, column 2, line 6-11


The urban population has increased from 17.29 percent of the total population in
1951 to 31.80 percent in 2011. There has been a significant increase in the
number of million plus cities from 35 to 53 in just one decade i.e. 2001 to 2011.

Source: Census of India, 2011

In chapter 6, page no.58, column 1, line 30-31


Table 6.2 shows the sex ratio from 1951-2011.

In chapter 6, page no.58, column 1, Table 6.2: India : Sex Ratio 1901-2011

Table 6.2: India : Sex Ratio 1901-2011

In chapter 6, page no.58, column 1, Do You Know?


Kerala has a sex ratio of 1084 females per 1000 males, Puducherry has 1038
females per every 1000 males, while Delhi has only 866 females per thousand
males and Haryana has just 877.

In chapter 6, page no.58, column 2, line 15-18


The literacy rate in the country as per the Census of 2011 is 74.04 percent; 82.14
percent for males and 65.46 percent for females.

In chapter 6, page no.59, column 1, line 14-16


.1951 to 7.2* per 1000 in 2011 and life expectancy at birth has increased from
36.7 years in 1951 to 64.7** years in 2011

*Source: SRS bulletin,Volume 46,No.1 December, 2011


**United Nations World Fact Book; (September 17, 2009)
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