Friday, 5 June 2026

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Timarni

Sitting MLA: Abhijeet Shah (Ankit Baba) (INC).

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Mandals in this constituency

1 mandal · 141 villages

Mapped via ECI constituency boundaries
(mandal centroid → AC polygon containment).

Betul

Bhimpur

141 villages

Then & Now

Timarni constituency — Census 2011 to projected 2026

Population · 2011

1,32,872

Census 2011 baseline

+17.5%

Population · 2026

1,56,163

RGI / state CAGR projection

Households · 2011

25,722

Census 2011 baseline

+16.5%

Households · 2026

29,960

RGI / state CAGR projection

2011 = decadal Census of India. 2026 = forward-projection from state-level CAGR — working estimate, refines when the next Census publishes.

Census 2011 · AC aggregates · 141 villages

Timarni constituency by the numbers

Census 2011 + RGI 2026 projection
+ Centre dashboards (JJM, PMAY-G, SBM-G)

Census 2011

Headcount, household, and reservation counts from the most recent decennial census.

Male population: 66,613Census 2011
Female population: 66,259Census 2011
Sex ratio: 995 ♀/1000♂Derived F×1000/M
Households: 25,722Census 2011
SC population: 4,024Census 2011
ST population: 1,13,916Census 2011

2026 projection

2026

Forward-looked from 2011 using the state's Census CAGR. Growth % is derived.

Population (2026 est.): 1,56,163+17.5%RGI / state CAGR projection
Households (2026 est.): 29,960RGI / state CAGR projection

Workforce + schemes

Census 2011 workforce composition + post-Census central-government dashboards.

Workers (total): 73,013Census 2011
Cultivators: 16,944Census 2011
Agri labourers: 14,209Census 2011

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Hall of fame

Notable persons of Timarni constituency

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Sarpanch · Gurba

Budhiya Bai

Sarpanch · Bhimpur

Mansing Narre

Sarpanch · Pipariya

jabsing Chouhan

Sarpanch · Chikhali

Balwant Ahake

Sarpanch · Rambha

gunji barshkar

Sarpanch · Jhapal

Guddu Dhurve

Sarpanch · Ratanpur

Dipulal Kakodiya

Sarpanch · Chillore

Shyamlal

Sarpanch · Jamnya

Sonay Baraskar

Sarpanch · Damajipura

santosh chauhan

Sarpanch · Mahadpur Jawara(Mahatpur)

Neetu Kakodiya

Sarpanch · Batla Khurd

rajju

Sarpanch · Kundab Kajan

sivabai dikare

Sarpanch · Palsya

soma baraskar

Sarpanch · Dulariya

natthobai parate

Sarpanch · Bhandwa

MEERA KAKODIYA

Sarpanch · Mohda

sushma dhurve

Sarpanch · Pipariya

jabsing Chouhan

Sarpanch · Dhamnya

Jayprakash Baraskar

Sarpanch · Jamu

funda matahnkar

Sarpanch · Desli

Durga Chouhan

Sarpanch · Pat Raiyat

Sarasvati Vatti

Sarpanch · Khaira

mongilal baraskar

Sarpanch · Jadiya

Sunita panse

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Quick answers

People often ask about Timarni

Who is the sitting MLA of Timarni?

Abhijeet Shah (Ankit Baba) (INC) is the sitting MLA of Timarni assembly constituency, Madhya Pradesh.

Which mandals are part of Timarni assembly constituency?

Timarni covers 1 mandal: Bhimpur.

How many villages are in Timarni constituency?

Timarni assembly constituency contains 141 revenue villages, mapped via ECI constituency boundaries.

Which Lok Sabha constituency does Timarni fall under?

Timarni assembly constituency is part of the Betul Lok Sabha constituency.

Is Timarni a reserved seat?

Yes — Timarni is reserved for ST category candidates as per ECI delimitation.

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