Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Karnataka to Conduct Comprehensive Caste, Socio-Economic Survey
The government of Karnataka is doing a big survey to learn about everyone in the state.
This survey is to help understand if people are treated unfairly because of their caste or how much money they have.
It will ask questions about things like land ownership.
The goal is to make things more equal.
The survey will use an app on phones and will take place in September and October.
The government will use the information to make decisions about how to spend money in the future.
Karnataka is conducting a 15-day social and educational survey.
The survey aims to address social inequality and eliminate caste-based discrimination.
It will cover all 7 crore residents of the state and use a mobile application.
Data collected will be used in the upcoming state budget.
The survey will be conducted from September 22 to October 7, with the final report expected by the end of October.
- Who
- The government of Karnataka and all 7 crore residents.
- What
- A social and educational survey.
- When
- September 22 to October 7.
- Where
- Karnataka.
- Why
- To eliminate caste-based discrimination and inform the state budget.
- Survey Duration
- 15 days
- Start Date
- September 22
- End Date
- October 7
- Participants
- All 7 crore residents of Karnataka
- Data Collection Method
- Mobile Application
- Objective
- Address social inequality, eliminate caste-based discrimination