The 'self-enumeration' exercise under India's upcoming Census exercise was opened in Rajasthan on Friday, allowing residents to submit their household details online, officials said.
The process for "Census 2027" was formally launched in the state by Governor Haribhau Bagde at Lok Bhavan through self-enumeration, marking the beginning of the first phase of census activities across Rajasthan.
According to a spokesperson, the Governor urged citizens to actively participate in the important national exercise and provide accurate and complete information through the self-enumeration facility.
He said public cooperation in the "Census 2027" exercise would contribute to the country's overall development.
Director of Census Operations Vishnu Charan Malick said that ahead of the door-to-door survey, citizens can avail the self-enumeration facility on the web portal from May 1 to May 15, 2026. During this period, individuals can digitally submit details about themselves and their families using their mobile numbers and required credentials.
Meanwhile, chief minister Bhajanlal Sharma also participated in the self-enumeration process on Friday, filling out and submitting his details on the official portal to encourage citizens.
{{/usCountry}}Meanwhile, chief minister Bhajanlal Sharma also participated in the self-enumeration process on Friday, filling out and submitting his details on the official portal to encourage citizens.
{{/usCountry}}He said that "Census 2027" would play a crucial role in achieving the vision of a digital and developed India by 2047, and appealed to people to actively join the nationwide exercise and contribute to nation-building efforts.