A population size of 5000 - 9,999 is put into which class of town according to 2011 census of India?

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Class - III

Class - IV

Class - V

Class - VI

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Class - V

Class - V towns, according to the 2011 census, are towns with a population ranging from 5,000 to 9,999.
These towns are considered relatively smaller urban centers compared to Class - I, Class - II, and even Class - III and Class - IV towns.
However, they still exhibit some of the characteristics of urban areas, such as a higher population density, better access to infrastructure and services, and a more developed economic and social environment compared to rural areas.
It helps in urban planning and development.
Different classes of towns may require different levels of investment and attention from government authorities to address the specific needs and challenges associated with their population size and urbanization level.

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