Abstract: Population refers to the number of people living in a specific geographic area, though they may be dispersed across different spaces. Population studies also consider the incidental and economic impacts of demographic patterns, highlighting the importance of these investigations. The analysis of population is typically chronological in nature (Chandna, 2008). Key factors in the dynamic nature of population include migration trends and variations in birth and death rates. Mungeli District, located in the central part of the Indian state of Chhattisgarh, exhibits a diverse demographic profile across its various administrative blocks. The district, known for its agricultural landscapes and cultural heritage, is divided into several blocks, each characterized by unique demographic patterns and socio-economic activities. Understanding the block wise population distribution provides insights into the district's societal fabric and developmental challenges.

Keywords: Chronological, societal fabric and exhibits.