| What does Rule 5 of the Census Rules specify? | The duties of the Census Officers | Most of the Directorates have started their training programmes to the officers at the State, District and Tahsil Headquarters. Subsequent to the completion of training of Principal Census Officers, District Census Officers and Charge Officers, the training to the enumerators and supervisors will commence for Houselisting & Housing Census. 2. The Census taking in the country is carried out under the provisions of the Census Act, 1948 and Census Rules, 1990 and the amendments made from time to time. The duties of the Census Officers have been contained in Rule 5 of the Census Rules of the Census Act. For smooth conduct of Census Operations, it is necessary that the Census Officers engaged in conducting of Houselisting & Housing Census and Population Enumerations must be informed of their specific duties under the Census Act. | 504 | definition | 1.000 | https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/40524/download/44156/ORGI_circular014_2021.pdf | The Census taking in the country is carried out under the provisions of the Census Act, 1948 and Census Rules, 1990 and the amendments made from time to time. The duties of the Census Officers have been contained in Rule 5 of the Census Rules of the Census Act. | 1 | page=1,ocr=1 | 0.700 | valid |
| What portal is used to monitor progress of work in Districts or Charges? | Census Management and Monitoring Systems (CMMS) Portal | c) arrange for the training to Enumerators, Supervisors and Charge Officers so as to enable them to perform their duties efficiently and within the time specified by the Director of Census Operations; d) view/monitor progress of work in District/Charges through Census Management and Monitoring Systems (CMMS) Portal and also by making field visits; . e) take action and prosecute any defaulting person with the previous sanction of the a State Government or of an authority authorised in this behalf by the State Government; , f) in CMMS portal, there are two administrator user-id at district level, one for . District Admin and another for Municipal Corp., wherever exists. | 262 | definition | 1.000 | https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/40524/download/44156/ORGI_circular014_2021.pdf | c) arrange for the training to Enumerators, Supervisors and Charge Officers so as to enable them to perform their duties efficiently and within the time specified by the Director of Census Operations; d) view/monitor progress of work in District/Charges through Census Management and Monitoring Systems (CMMS) Portal and also by making field visits; . |
| Under which legal provisions is the Census taking in India carried out? | under the provisions of the Census Act, 1948 and Census Rules, 1990 | Most of the Directorates have started their training programmes to the officers at the State, District and Tahsil Headquarters. Subsequent to the completion of training of Principal Census Officers, District Census Officers and Charge Officers, the training to the enumerators and supervisors will commence for Houselisting & Housing Census. 2. The Census taking in the country is carried out under the provisions of the Census Act, 1948 and Census Rules, 1990 and the amendments made from time to time. The duties of the Census Officers have been contained in Rule 5 of the Census Rules of the Census Act. For smooth conduct of Census Operations, it is necessary that the Census Officers engaged in conducting of Houselisting & Housing Census and Population Enumerations must be informed of their specific duties under the Census Act. | 393 | relationship | 0.970 | https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/40524/download/44156/ORGI_circular014_2021.pdf | The Census taking in the country is carried out under the provisions of the Census Act, 1948 and Census Rules, 1990 and the amendments made from time to time. | 1 |
| What action can be taken against defaulting persons with the previous sanction of the State Government? | take action and prosecute any defaulting person | c) arrange for the training to Enumerators, Supervisors and Charge Officers so as to enable them to perform their duties efficiently and within the time specified by the Director of Census Operations; d) view/monitor progress of work in District/Charges through Census Management and Monitoring Systems (CMMS) Portal and also by making field visits; . e) take action and prosecute any defaulting person with the previous sanction of the a State Government or of an authority authorised in this behalf by the State Government; , f) in CMMS portal, there are two administrator user-id at district level, one for . District Admin and another for Municipal Corp., wherever exists. | 355 | relationship | 0.970 | https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/40524/download/44156/ORGI_circular014_2021.pdf | e) take action and prosecute any defaulting person with the previous sanction of the a State Government or of an authority authorised in this behalf by the State Government; , f) in CMMS portal, there are two administrator user-id at district level, one for . | 2 | page=2,ocr=0 |
| What assistance should be provided to the Enumerator during the Population Enumeration phase? | assist the Enumerator for enumeration of Houseless households in the night of last ; day of enumeration during Population Enumeration phase of Census | | | k) ensure entering of Houselist Abstract for Houselisting & Housing Census, Enumerator’s Abstract for Population Enumeration on CMMS portal for all those HLBs or EBs for which paper mode has been opted; i |) assist the Enumerator for enumeration of Houseless households in the night of last ; day of enumeration during Population Enumeration phase of Census; i “ m)ensure completeness of allotted work by all enumerators under the disposal either through mobile apps or in all filled-in forms; * <n) collect the filled in, blank forms, required statements and Certificate of complete | coverage from all concerned Enumerators; o) forward the documents, duly signed, to the Charge Officer within two days of completion of census operations; | p) attend to all other jobs assigned from time to time by the Charge Officer. | 7. | 212 | relationship | 0.970 | https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/40524/download/44156/ORGI_circular014_2021.pdf | | | k) ensure entering of Houselist Abstract for Houselisting & Housing Census, Enumerator’s Abstract for Population Enumeration on CMMS portal for all those HLBs or EBs for which paper mode has been opted; i |) assist the Enumerator for enumeration of Houseless households in the night of last ; day of enumeration during Population Enumeration phase of Census; i “ m)ensure completeness of allotted work by all enumerators under the disposal either through mobile apps or in all filled-in forms; * <n) collect the filled in, blank forms, required statements and Certificate of complete | coverage |
| What is necessary for the smooth conduct of Census Operations? | the Census Officers engaged in conducting of Houselisting & Housing Census and Population Enumerations must be informed of their specific duties under the Census Act | Most of the Directorates have started their training programmes to the officers at the State, District and Tahsil Headquarters. Subsequent to the completion of training of Principal Census Officers, District Census Officers and Charge Officers, the training to the enumerators and supervisors will commence for Houselisting & Housing Census. 2. The Census taking in the country is carried out under the provisions of the Census Act, 1948 and Census Rules, 1990 and the amendments made from time to time. The duties of the Census Officers have been contained in Rule 5 of the Census Rules of the Census Act. For smooth conduct of Census Operations, it is necessary that the Census Officers engaged in conducting of Houselisting & Housing Census and Population Enumerations must be informed of their specific duties under the Census Act. | 669 | relationship | 0.970 | https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/40524/download/44156/ORGI_circular014_2021.pdf | For smooth conduct of Census Operations, it is necessary that the Census Officers engaged in conducting of Houselisting & Housing Census and Population Enumerations must be informed of their specific duties under the Census Act. |
| What must Census Officers be informed of for smooth conduct of Census Operations? | their specific duties under the Census Act | Most of the Directorates have started their training programmes to the officers at the State, District and Tahsil Headquarters. Subsequent to the completion of training of Principal Census Officers, District Census Officers and Charge Officers, the training to the enumerators and supervisors will commence for Houselisting & Housing Census. 2. The Census taking in the country is carried out under the provisions of the Census Act, 1948 and Census Rules, 1990 and the amendments made from time to time. The duties of the Census Officers have been contained in Rule 5 of the Census Rules of the Census Act. For smooth conduct of Census Operations, it is necessary that the Census Officers engaged in conducting of Houselisting & Housing Census and Population Enumerations must be informed of their specific duties under the Census Act. | 792 | relationship | 0.970 | https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/40524/download/44156/ORGI_circular014_2021.pdf | For smooth conduct of Census Operations, it is necessary that the Census Officers engaged in conducting of Houselisting & Housing Census and Population Enumerations must be informed of their specific duties under the Census Act. |
| What should the Enumerator ensure during their jurisdiction coverage? | ensure that all the houses are covered under his jurisdiction | The Enumerator shall,- ! a) self-validate her/his credentials on CMMS Portals including bank details; b) prepare lay-out map of the allotted enumeration block(s); c) show all buildings with numbers, number of census houses in each building and | other important land marks on the Layout map; | d) update the house numbering; e) fill up the various schedules according to instructions issued to her/him; | f) ensure that all the houses are covered under his jurisdiction | g) undertake the revision round and updating of records; h) prepare enumerator’s abstract in case of capture of data through paper mode which shall consist of the location particulars of the enumeration block along with the total | population by various characteristics asked for in the schedules and such other statement he may be required to compile; and | i) hand over all documents, filled in, partially filled in and blank to the Supervisors. | 8. | 408 | relationship | 0.970 | https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/40524/download/44156/ORGI_circular014_2021.pdf | The Enumerator shall,- ! a) self-validate her/his credentials on CMMS Portals including bank details; b) prepare lay-out map of the allotted enumeration block(s); c) show all buildings with numbers, number of census houses in each building and | other important land marks on the Layout map; | d) update the house numbering; e) fill up the various schedules according to instructions issued to her/him; | f) ensure that all the houses are covered under his jurisdiction | g) undertake the revision round and updating of records; h) prepare enumerator’s abstract in case of capture of data through |
| What is the responsibility of the Municipal Corp. admin regarding user-ids? | create only urban charge user-id (having single ward or multiple ward or part of ward) within her/his jurisdiction | District admin has to create Charge user-id for Charge (Rural), Charge (Statutory Town), and Charge (Census Town), whereas, Municipal Corp. admin has to create only urban charge user-id (having single ward or multiple ward or part of ward) within her/his jurisdiction; and g) create user-id of Field Trainer and conduct training of Field Trainer like creation of training batch, nomination, completion of training and updating of attendance in | CMMS portal. | 4. | 153 | summary | 0.970 | https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/40524/download/44156/ORGI_circular014_2021.pdf | admin has to create only urban charge user-id (having single ward or multiple ward or part of ward) within her/his jurisdiction; and g) create user-id of Field Trainer and conduct training of Field Trainer like creation of training batch, nomination, completion of training and updating of attendance in | CMMS portal. | 2 | page=2,ocr=0 | 0.700 | valid |
| What is the subject of Circular No. 14 related to Census of India 2021? | Duties of the Census Officers | ” e araara / Government of India fy =) TZ Waray / Ministry of Home Affairs Sus oF SS OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR GENERAL, INDIA 2021 TST a AT-|| are, 0, ee aT, aT Pe Te, ve ferett- 110001 NDCC-II Building. A-Wing, 18 Floor, Jai Singh Road, New Delhi - 1100074 No. 9 /34/2019-CD(CEN) Dated: 17 March, 2020 CENSUS OF INDIA 2021 - CIRCULAR No. 14 Subject: - Duties of the Census Officers The preparations for the ensuing Census 2021 are at an advanced stage. The first phase of the Census of India 2021 i.e. Houselisting and Housing Census will be conducted during April- September, 2020 in different States and UTs depending upon the local conditions. The appointment of Principal Census Officers, District Census Officers and Charge Officers, etc. have been completed in almost all the States/UTs. | 351 | summary | 0.970 | https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/40524/download/44156/ORGI_circular014_2021.pdf | 14 Subject: - Duties of the Census Officers The preparations for the ensuing Census 2021 are at an advanced stage. | 1 | page=1,ocr=1 | 0.700 |