Archive · 18 Jul 2025
India's Registrar General Visits Tripura For Census Prep
The government is getting ready for a big population count called the Census.
This is like a giant survey to find out how many people live in India and what they do.
A top official visited Tripura to check on how things are going there.
The Census will happen in 2027 and will collect information about where people live and who they are.
For the first time since India became independent, it will include information about people's castes, besides Scheduled Castes and Tribes.
The Census will use digital tools like apps, and people can also fill out the forms themselves.
Registrar General of India visited Tripura to review Census preparations.
The 16th Census of India, including caste enumeration, will be conducted in 2027.
Census will be conducted in two phases: Housing Listing Operation and Population Enumeration.
Approximately 34 lakh enumerators and supervisors will be deployed.
The Census will utilize digital methods and offer self-enumeration.
- Who
- Registrar General of India
- What
- The Registrar General of India visited Tripura to review preparations for the upcoming Census.
- When
- The Census will be conducted in 2027.
- Where
- Tripura, India
- Why
- To assess and oversee the preparations for the 2027 Census.
- Event
- Census
- Location of Visit
- Tripura
- Official
- Registrar General of India
- Census Year
- 2027
- Phases
- Two (Housing Listing, Population Enumeration)
- Enumerators & Supervisors
- Around 34 lakh