Digital Census 2027 Kicks Off with Self-Enumeration in Delhi

Census 2027 self-enumeration began in Delhi with key figures participating. Lt Governor Sandhu and Chief Minister Gupta completed the process, promoting its simplicity and security. This digital initiative empowers residents to submit household details, ensuring accurate counting and policy shaping. Participation spans all 250 MCD wards with multilingual support and helpline assistance.

The self-enumeration process for Census 2027 officially launched in Delhi, as residents, including Lt Governor Taranjit Singh Sandhu and Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, participated on the first day. Gupta highlighted the process's simplicity and security, urging residents to provide accurate data to help shape beneficial policies.

Sandhu and Gupta emphasized the importance of resident participation, stressing its role in developing inclusive governance. This digital initiative allows citizens to digitally input household data, ensuring an accurate count of residents across the city.

The self-enumeration exercise spans all 250 wards of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), with multilingual support and a toll-free helpline available for assistance. New Delhi Municipal Council and Delhi Cantt have completed the exercise, while houselisting continues with door-to-door visits until mid-June.