Mizoram Governor Inaugurates Digital Census 2027 Operations in Aizawl
In a significant step towards national data collection, Mizoram Governor General Vijay Kumar Singh officially launched the house listing and housing census operations for Census 2027 at the Lok Bhavan in Aizawl on Thursday. This event marks Mizoram's entry into the nationwide first phase of the census exercise, aligning with the rest of India in initiating this crucial digital initiative.
Governor Emphasizes Dedication and Public Cooperation
Addressing the gathering, Governor Singh called upon all census field functionaries to perform their duties with the highest level of dedication and sincerity. He stressed the critical need to ensure that no household is overlooked during the enumeration process. The governor highlighted the importance of clearly explaining procedures to individuals who may encounter difficulties, thereby facilitating comprehensive coverage and accurate data collection for every residence.
Describing the exercise as India's pioneering digital census, Governor Singh expressed strong confidence in its successful implementation. He made a heartfelt appeal to the public to extend their full cooperation to enumerators and officials, underscoring that collective participation is essential for the census's effectiveness and reliability.
Overview of Census 2027 Phases
Census 2027 represents India's first-ever fully digital census, designed to modernize data gathering through technological advancements. The census will be conducted in two distinct phases to ensure thorough and systematic execution.
- First Phase: The house listing and housing census operations commenced on April 1, 2024. This initial stage focuses on cataloging residential structures and gathering detailed information about housing conditions across the country.
- Second Phase: The population enumeration is scheduled for February 2027. This subsequent phase will involve counting all individuals and collecting demographic data, completing the comprehensive census process.
With this launch, Mizoram has actively joined the national effort, contributing to the foundational steps of Census 2027. The initiative aims to leverage digital tools for enhanced accuracy, efficiency, and inclusivity in capturing vital statistics that will inform policy and development planning for years to come.
