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D C CHANDRAMOULI
Dr. C. CHANDRAMOULI
REGISTRAR GENERAL &
CENSUS COMMISSIONER, INDIA
January 2013
Topics Covered
• Census of India 2011
• National Population Register
• Socio Economic and Caste Census
Socio Economic and Caste Census
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Challenges –
g Diverse & Vast
• 2.4% of worlds surface area
• 1.2 bn
1 2 b population
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Large • 2nd largest in the world
Population
• 0.6 million villages
• 7935 Towns
Multi‐level
• 4,635 ethnic groups
• 80,000 Segments, Synonyms and Titles
80 000 Segments Synonyms and Titles
Multi‐Ethnic
Challenges…
Challenges –
g Diverse & Vast
• 655 religions and other persuasions
• 18 languages (training); 16 languages (canvassing);
( ) ( )
Multi‐cultural 6661 mother tongues
• Nomads, Homeless, Forest/Island Dwellers
Difficult • Infants, Elderly women, Disabled
people
• Disturbed civil conditions
Difficult • Inaccessible terrain
Inaccessible terrain
Areas
Census of India 2011
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Features of Census 2011
fC 2011
• Legal Backing
Legal Backing – Census Act 1948
Census Act 1948
• Paper Based ‐ Extended de facto canvasser method
• Extensive use of GIS/ICT in pre Census and Census
activities
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• Complex Logistics
• ICR Technology for data processing
ICR T h l f d t i
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Census 2011 Process
House to house
canvassing
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(extended de facto)
Scanning Image based
Recognition (ICR)
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Data Database/
/ Manual completion of
Manual completion of Image validation
Image validation
Dissemination Tabulation unrecognized characters
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Objectives of Census 2011
fC 2011
• Coverage
Complete and Unduplicated
• Quality
State of the Art Techniques
• Cost
Reduce overall cost of operations
Reduce overall cost of operations
• Time
Reduce Time taken to publish results
Harnessing GIS
Harnessing GIS
• Digitized boundary of more than 0.6 million villages
• Maps of 8000 Towns at sub‐Town level
• Digitized maps at street and house level of 33 Capital Cities
Learning from Census of India 2011
Enhancing Quality
• 5.4 Million Instruction Manuals
printed in 18 languages
printed in 18 languages
• 340 Million Census Schedules
printed in 16 languages
• New Features
• Bar Codes
• Form Numbers
• Location Particulars partly
pre‐printed
• High speed digital printing
machines used
machines used
Learning from Census of India 2011
Logistics ‐ a key factor
Schedules Printed
Other Materials
At
printed
High‐end Presses
g
Charge Officer 20, 000
Enumerator 2.5 million
• Assessment
Assessment of requirement of census material by language in each of the
of requirement of census material by language in each of the
20,000 locations – micro‐planning for efficient inventory control
• Packing according to the database ‐ Dispatch and delivery
• Return logistics
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Learning from Census of India 2011
Enhancing Quality
• Training Alliance
National
• Training Methodology
Training Methodology Trainers
Trainers
( NTs)
• Improved inputs 90
• Scientific Training aids
g Master Trainer Facilitators
aste a e ac tato s
(MTFs)
725
Master Trainer (MTs)
54, 000
Enumerators and Supervisors
2.7 Million
Training ‐ a serious business!!
Training a serious business!!
Learning from Census of India 2011
ICT in Training
• Instruction Manuals
• Training Guides
• PowerPoint
presentations
• ee‐Learning
Learning Modules
Modules
• Internet
• Training CDs
• Community Radio
y
• SMS/email
Learning from Census of India 2011
Publicity
Modes Used
• Campaign included
Campaign included ‐
• Mass media
• Public outreach
Public outreach
• Digital media
• Print Ads in 16 languages
• TVCs and Radio Spots in 12
languages
• Mascot
Learning from Census of India 2011
Digital media – an effective medium
• Face Book
• Advertisements in websites
• SMS
• TV Soaps
• Census in Schools
• Local Art Forms Learning from Census of India 2011
Learning from Census of India 2011
On Twitter
On Twitter
• 1961 Census – Unit Record machines used
• 1971 Census – Key‐punching (IBM 1401 computer/card
Reader
• 1981 Census –Key to Disk machines. (HP 1000 CD‐Cyber
730 & NEC ‐ 1000)
• 2001 Census –Image based Automatic Form Processing
2001 Census Image based Automatic Form Processing
• 2011 Census – Advanced ICR Technology
Data Capture &
Processing since 1961
Census 1961 1971 1981 1991 2001 2011
(Expected)
Capture (%)
Capture (%) 5 15 25 45 100 100
• Legal Backing ‐
ega ac g The Citizenship Act, 1955 and the
e C t e s p ct, 955 a d t e
Citizenship Rules, 2003
• Biometrics ‐Largest biometric database in the world
• De duplication based on biometrics
De‐duplication based on biometrics
• Publication and verification
• Technology backbone
• Continuous updating
C i d i
National Population Register
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Information in the NPR
Spouse’ss Name
5 Spouse Name 10 Nationality as
Nationality as 15 Educational
Educational
Declared Qualification
Photograph, Finger Print and Iris of all Usual Residents aged 5 years and
above.
National Population Register
NPR Process
House to house canvassing
for NPR by Enumerators (45
days)
Scanning Image based
Data Entry
Publication in the local area,
settlement of claims
ttl t f l i
and objections Printing of LRUR
Vetting by local bodies
Biometric Capture in the presence of
G tS
Government Servants t
National Population Register
NPR Centre
NPR Centre NPR Centre
NPR Centre NPR Centre
NPR Centre
National Data Centre
National Population Register
Use in e‐Governance
Banking, Admission Seed, Fertilizer Railway,
Insurance in schools, colleges Pesticide, Marketing Air, Bus
Services and hostels credit Ticket
database booking
Registration
of DL/RC
Land,
Property,
p y,
Ex-
Ex
Shares
Servicemen
National Population Register
Socio‐Economic and Caste Census
(SECC)
Features of SECC
• Instant uploading
p g of data
• Concurrent monitoring
• Quality assurance
• Quick tabulation
Socio‐Economic and Caste Census
SECC Process
Supervisory check
Data verification Concurrent quality check &
monitoring
• Publication
• Claims
• Objections Finalization
• Appeals
Socio‐Economic and Caste Census
SECC Summary data: live
Socio‐Economic and Caste Census
Comparative Cost
Census 2011 SECC 2012
Per Per
P
Cost Cost
Capita Capita
Rs. 2200 Rs. 3543
Rs.18 Rs. 30
Crores Crores
US $446 US $723
US $ 0.4 US $ 0.6
Million Million
National Population Register
Per
Cost
Capita
Rs. 6649
Rs 54
Rs.54
C
Crores
US $ 1.3
US $ 1.2
Billion
Thank You
Thank You
Registrar General and Census Commissioner, India,
2 A M i h R d N D lhi 110011 I di
2 A Mansingh Road, New Delhi 110011, India
Phone: +91‐11‐24105383
Fa +91 11 23383145
Fax: +91‐11‐23383145
E mail: rgi.rgi@nic.in
Website: http://www.censusindia.gov.in