Census of India 1901: The Punjab, its feudatories and the North-west Frontier Province - The report on the census.

Due to the very old age and scarcity of this book, some pages are missing and may be hard to read due to the blurring of the original text.1901 census covered various aspects: Area, Housing, and Population; Population Variations; Classification of Towns and Villages by Population; Territorial Town Arrangements by Religion; Religious Demographics; Age, Gender, and Marital Status; Education; Education by Specific Caste, Tribe, or Race; Marital Status by Age for Selected Castes; Occupation and Livelihood; Secondary Occupations Alongside Primary Occupation; Caste, Tribe, and Race Linked to Traditional and Actual Occupations; Territorial Distribution of Christians by Sects and Race; Europeans, Armenians, and Eurasians by Age; Sects by Religion; Houses and Population; Aboriginals Identifying as Hindus or Animists; Age, Gender, and Marital Status; Education; Castes, Tribes, Races, or Nationalities; and Means of Livelihood.