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Training programme for census officials begins in Cuddalore

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Training programme for census officials begins in Cuddalore
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A training programme for Census 2027 officials commenced in Cuddalore, focusing on enumerators, supervisory officers, and technical assistants. The first phase will involve a House Listing and Housing Census from August 1 to 31, utilizing modern digital technology. Self-enumeration will be introduced for the first time from July 17 to July 31, with various supervisory officers appointed for the process.

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A three-day training programme for Census 2027 enumerators, supervisory officers, and technical assistants began at the Cuddalore Collectorate here on Monday.According to Collector Sibi Adhithya Senthil Kumar, preparatory work for Census 2027 is currently under way in the district.As part of the first phase, the House Listing and Housing Census will be conducted from August 1 to 31. The 2027 Census in the State will be carried out entirely through modern digital technology, using online data entry and uploading systems.

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