The Census-2011 data base is being linked to Aadhar
card, bank account and ration cards of individuals under a new project for National
Population Register (NPR). For this, field verification of Census-2011 data to
be taken up from November 16 to December 15 in the Telangana.
It is said that Central government may issue nationality
identity cards to the citizens and that is why the data is being linked with
personnel data to eliminate fake data and develop a system to track the
nationals and outsiders.
The Census data after linking to Aadhaar, ration
card and bank account may be used for different purposes including
implementation of welfare and development schemes and to identify the real
beneficiaries and needy people and eliminate the ineligible persons from the
schemes.
This project is being taken up for National
Population Register (NPR)which updates the data of the Census and do additions
and deletions from the data based on the field survey and information to be
collected during house hold survey.
According to officials involved in the project,
names of the new villages those who newly settled in the villages and migrants
will added to the Census data of 2011 and deleted the names of the persons who
died and migrated from the villages to other places.
Principal secretary of planning B.P Acharya told the
district officials during a video conference recently that the Census-2011 data
base will be linked with the Aadhaar numbers of individuals and data base will
be corrected with the field level verification during house to house survey.
As many as 5,023 government teachers will be
appointed as enumerators for survey. Enumerators will conduct field level
verification in 7026 enumeration blocks in the district during the survey to be
taken up from November 16 to December 15.
Training will be given to the enumerators in the
second week of November at district level. Special remuneration will be given
to the enumerators and 100- 150 houses will be allotted to each enumerator for
verification as part of house to house survey.
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