Patiala News:Senior officials of Chandigarh reviewed the preparations for the second phase of Census 2027 during a field visit to Tehsil Patiala, Rajpura and Punjabi University.  

Patiala News:Senior officials of Chandigarh reviewed the preparations for the second phase of Census 2027 during a field visit to Tehsil Patiala, Rajpura and Punjabi University.

In order to conduct the second phase (population enumeration) of Census 2027 smoothly , officials from the headquarters of the Directorate of Census Operations, Punjab, Chandigarh, Mrs. Renu , Assistant Director , Mrs. Pinki Rawat , SI Grade- II, Mr. Aman Kumar Balihar , District Coordinator, Patiala and Mrs. Jaswinder Kaur, Deputy Economics and Statistics Advisor, Patiala, today personally visited the Census Charge offices and reviewed the administrative and digital preparations at the ground level.

During this field checking, the Chandigarh officer visited Tehsil Patiala, Tehsil Rajpura and Municipal Council Rajpura and reviewed the status of digital mapping and staff training on the spot. During this visit, the appointment letters being distributed to the enumerators and supervisors posted in the field were checked by the senior officers. They instructed that every field employee should carry the official appointment letter and identity card while on duty so that there is no doubt while providing data to the general public.

After this, the officials visited the special Sensation Stall (Census Stall) set up at Punjabi University, Patiala . They appreciated the arrangements made to create awareness among the youth and the general public on the university campus and directed to do maximum publicity through this stall.

The representative of the Directorate emphasized that since this 16th National Census is completely digital , the accuracy of data in the applications is of utmost importance. He expressed satisfaction over the ground arrangements made in the Tehsil, Municipal Council and University areas of Patiala and Rajpura and appealed to the general public to extend full cooperation by providing accurate information to the field personnel.

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