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IIT Kanpur's New Facility To Drive Data-Driven Policies With Census Insights
The census data research workstation at IIT Kanpur offers access to published census tables and micro-level data from 1991 to 2011 in a digital format.
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Geospatial Technology, Digital Data Collection to Be Used for Next Census, Ministry of Home Affairs Says
Digital data collection, geospatial technology, a code directory, and a Census Management and Monitoring System (CMMS) are some of the technologies that will be used for the next Census, according to a Ministry of Home Affairs report. An enumerator would collect and submit data directly through Mobile App, using her or his smartphone. The provision...
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Digital Census For India by 2024: Amit Shah
The upcoming census would be digitized and completed by 2024, said Home Minister Amit Shah in Assam on Monday.
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Forthcoming Census Will Be First Digital Census: Home Ministry
Minister of State Home Affairs Nityanand Rai on Wednesday informed the Rajya Sabha that the forthcoming Census will be the first-ever digital Census in the country.
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Rs 3,726 Crore Allocated For Digital Census In Budget: Nirmala Sitharaman
The government has allocated Rs 3,726 crore for forthcoming Census, which will be the first digital census, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Monday.
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7th Economic Census Expected To Be Completed By March 2020
"For the first time, the entire Census is being conducted on a digital platform with the use of an application that will ensure high accuracy and data security. In Delhi, the entire process will take around three months; enumerators will survey around 45 lakh establishments and households," Sadhu said, after flagging off the survey for Delhi.
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Census 2021 Exercise Will Begin From J&K In September 2020: Report
The Centre is ready with a list of states and Union Territories for the first digital National Population Register (NPR) under census 2021 putting newly created Union Territory Jammu and Kashmir on top where the mammoth exercise would start in September 2020.
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Digital Census In 2021; Amit Shah Proposes Idea Of Multipurpose ID Card
The next census of India in 2021 - the gigantic exercise to determine the population of the country - will be a "digital census", with a mobile app used to collect data, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said today. He also proposed the idea of a multipurpose ID card for every citizen which includes passport, Aaadhar and the voter card. India's last ce...
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Decoding Harisal, India's First Soon-To-Be 'Smart Village'
On the state highway to Melghat, you will not find Harisal on milestones or road signs, not even when you are just 10 km away. It comes up suddenly - a cluster of houses, a prominent blue Bank of Maharashtra board, and a fading green sign that says 'Harisal', which is a "medium-sized village" as the 2011 census described it
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With Rising Numbers, Lions Overflowing Gir? Latest Census Hopes to Find Out
Is the Gir lion overflowing the borders of Gir? Are their numbers so high? These are the two vital questions wildlife experts hope to answer in a lion census that got underway this weekend.
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IIT Kanpur's New Facility To Drive Data-Driven Policies With Census Insights
The census data research workstation at IIT Kanpur offers access to published census tables and micro-level data from 1991 to 2011 in a digital format.
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Geospatial Technology, Digital Data Collection to Be Used for Next Census, Ministry of Home Affairs Says
Digital data collection, geospatial technology, a code directory, and a Census Management and Monitoring System (CMMS) are some of the technologies that will be used for the next Census, according to a Ministry of Home Affairs report. An enumerator would collect and submit data directly through Mobile App, using her or his smartphone. The provision...
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Digital Census For India by 2024: Amit Shah
The upcoming census would be digitized and completed by 2024, said Home Minister Amit Shah in Assam on Monday.
-
Forthcoming Census Will Be First Digital Census: Home Ministry
Minister of State Home Affairs Nityanand Rai on Wednesday informed the Rajya Sabha that the forthcoming Census will be the first-ever digital Census in the country.
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Rs 3,726 Crore Allocated For Digital Census In Budget: Nirmala Sitharaman
The government has allocated Rs 3,726 crore for forthcoming Census, which will be the first digital census, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Monday.
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7th Economic Census Expected To Be Completed By March 2020
"For the first time, the entire Census is being conducted on a digital platform with the use of an application that will ensure high accuracy and data security. In Delhi, the entire process will take around three months; enumerators will survey around 45 lakh establishments and households," Sadhu said, after flagging off the survey for Delhi.
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Census 2021 Exercise Will Begin From J&K In September 2020: Report
The Centre is ready with a list of states and Union Territories for the first digital National Population Register (NPR) under census 2021 putting newly created Union Territory Jammu and Kashmir on top where the mammoth exercise would start in September 2020.
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Digital Census In 2021; Amit Shah Proposes Idea Of Multipurpose ID Card
The next census of India in 2021 - the gigantic exercise to determine the population of the country - will be a "digital census", with a mobile app used to collect data, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said today. He also proposed the idea of a multipurpose ID card for every citizen which includes passport, Aaadhar and the voter card. India's last ce...
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Decoding Harisal, India's First Soon-To-Be 'Smart Village'
On the state highway to Melghat, you will not find Harisal on milestones or road signs, not even when you are just 10 km away. It comes up suddenly - a cluster of houses, a prominent blue Bank of Maharashtra board, and a fading green sign that says 'Harisal', which is a "medium-sized village" as the 2011 census described it
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With Rising Numbers, Lions Overflowing Gir? Latest Census Hopes to Find Out
Is the Gir lion overflowing the borders of Gir? Are their numbers so high? These are the two vital questions wildlife experts hope to answer in a lion census that got underway this weekend.
