Numerous towns and cities have developed in the states of Indian continent. Amongst several towns one can easily distinguish the significance of Kasim Bazar. It is an example of census town lying in the district of Murshidabad of West Bengal state.
Following the trend of India the eminent demographers also have carried on surveys and research works with the purpose of throwing some light on the demographical scenario of Kasim Bazar. As a result of their diligent services they have been able to prepare extensive reports on the basis of data that they gathered. The most prominent is the Census report of India that has been enumerated in the year 2001. According to the report the total population of Kasim Bazar showed a count of 10,175. Out of it, male populace constitutes of 52 percent, while the population of females comprises of 48 percent. In Kasim Bazar, 9 percent of the total population is below six years of age.
Literacy rate is a yardstick, which helps one to gauge the development and progress of a particular town. In case of Kasim Bazar also the same rule is applicable. From the report, the average literacy rate of Kasim Bazar has been measured to be 78 percent. Thus it is higher than that of India, which has been counted to be 59.5 percent. On an individual basis, female and male literacy rates also can be deciphered. In other words, male literacy rate constitutes of 83 percent. Like other places of India, female literacy rate is less than that of females. Female literacy rate constitutes of 72 percent.
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