The Census 2027 in India has entered a crucial phase, with door-to-door surveys commencing in various states and Union Territories, including Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Jharkhand, and the Municipal Corporation of Delhi. This census marks a significant shift towards digitalization, as enumerators utilize mobile applications to gather information about housing conditions and household assets. Additionally, a self enumeration system allows citizens to submit their details online, which is available until May 31 for residents of Gujarat, Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, and Puducherry. As of now, over 1.44 crore households have participated in this digital initiative across 25 states and Union Territories. The current phase aims to collect data through a 33-question questionnaire that will inform future welfare schemes and development programs. The government has assured that all shared information will remain confidential under the Census Act, 1948, and will only be used for statistical purposes. Residents who complete the self enumeration are advised to keep their Self Enumeration ID ready for verification during field visits.