Uttar Pradesh's Census 2027 Self-Enumeration Phase Sees 48.76 Lakh Participants
48.76 lakh people in UP complete self-enumeration for Census 2027 as first phase concludes
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In Uttar Pradesh, approximately 48.76 lakh people completed self-enumeration for Census 2027 as the first phase concluded. Door-to-door house listing will begin on May 22, collecting data on housing conditions, amenities, and lifestyle details across the state.
- 01Shahjahanpur district had the highest participation with 2.96 lakh self-enumeration completions.
- 02The lowest participation was recorded in Kaushambi with only 13,666 participants.
- 03Enumerators will collect data on housing types, ownership, and household amenities between May 22 and June 20.
- 04Census 2027 will be India's first fully digital census using the mobile-based HLO App for data collection.
- 05The census will also gather information on family head's caste status, applicable to Hindus, Sikhs, and Buddhists for Scheduled Caste status.
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The first phase of self-enumeration for Census 2027 in Uttar Pradesh concluded with around 48.76 lakh individuals participating. This phase, which ended on Thursday, is a precursor to the door-to-door house listing and housing census activities set to commence on May 22 and continue until June 20. Enumerators will visit households to gather detailed information through 33 questions concerning housing conditions, household amenities, assets, digital access, and lifestyle. Among the districts, Shahjahanpur led with 2.96 lakh participants, while Kaushambi had the lowest with 13,666. The census will also document the type and ownership of houses, construction materials, and the number of rooms. Additionally, questions regarding access to basic facilities like drinking water, electricity, and sanitation will be included. Notably, Census 2027 marks a significant shift as it will be the first fully digital census in India, utilizing the HLO App for data collection, thereby replacing traditional paper surveys.
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The census data will inform government policies and resource allocation in Uttar Pradesh, impacting infrastructure and social services.
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