Digital Census 2027: Shaping India's Future

Census 2027 in Madhya Pradesh, championed by Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, aims to shape India's future using digital technology. The process starts in April and runs through May, aiming for comprehensive data collection to guide national development. Officials emphasize its importance for effective government policies and public services.

The ambitious Census 2027 initiative, inaugurated in Madhya Pradesh on Thursday, is set to redefine India's future, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav highlighted.

Emphasizing its modern, digital approach, he urged residents to participate diligently. The Census commences with online self-enumeration from April 16 to 30, followed by house listing in May, all executed digitally.

This pioneering exercise, touted as the world's largest administrative and statistical effort, is crucial for mapping demographics, education, migration, and economic activity, influencing key governmental and policy decisions, the officials noted.

(With inputs from agencies.)