Census 2027: Over 3.2 million enumerators to use handheld devices in a fully digital system – full details

The upcoming 2027 Census in India marks a significant technological shift as it will be the country's first fully digital census. Utilizing the Census Management and Monitoring System (CMMS), the initiative aims to streamline data collection with the help of over 3.2 million enumerators equipped with handheld devices. This modern approach not only replaces traditional paper methods but also incorporates geo-tagging to enhance data accuracy and efficiency. Additionally, the census will introduce self-enumeration options, allowing citizens to provide their information directly, thereby streamlining the process further. This digital transformation reflects the government's commitment to leveraging technology to improve public administration and data gathering, ensuring a more precise and comprehensive demographic overview of the nation. As India prepares for this landmark census, the integration of digital tools is expected to set a new standard for future censuses and data collection methods across the country.
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