Census 2027: Second phase to begin on December 1, self-enumeration facility available from November 16

Preparations for the upcoming Census 2027 have gained momentum. According to official information, the second phase of this census will commence on December 1 and continue until January 4. During this period, data will be collected through door-to-door visits.

To facilitate citizens, the administration has also introduced a self-enumeration facility. People will be able to register their information themselves between November 16 and November 30. This step is aimed at making the process more accessible and transparent.

During this census, a total of 40 questions will be asked of citizens. Through these questions, the administration intends to accurately assess the social and economic status of the population. Special emphasis has been placed on the accuracy of the collected data.

A training program for field trainers has already begun at the Hathras Collectorate. These trainers are being educated on the nuances of the census and data entry methods to ensure there are no errors at the grassroots level.

Given the sensitivity of the process, District Magistrate Satya Prakash Patel has issued strict instructions regarding confidentiality. He has clarified that the information collected during the census will be kept completely secure and will be used solely for government planning and policy purposes.

The administration has appealed to the general public to provide accurate information to census workers and to take advantage of the self-enumeration facility. This census work will play a crucial role in shaping the country's future policies.

All relevant departments have been instructed to remain vigilant regarding this phase of the census. Monitoring committees have also been formed at the district level to ensure the work is completed in a timely manner.