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India conducted its last Census way back in 2011. The data we have on population, age, sex, and religious communities could be completely outdated by now. But the Government is still sleeping 😴 Here’s the scoop:

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Labour Law Advisor 🇮🇳vor 2 Jahren

The Census, which is the official count of a country’s population, is recommended every 10 years. But India hasn’t done it since 2011. The next Census was planned for 2021, but the Government used COVID as an excuse to delay it.

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Labour Law Advisor 🇮🇳vor 2 Jahren

The Census gives us real numbers on: - age - area - sex - religions - castes - education - marital status - languages It also tells us how many people live below the poverty line and need public assistance.

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Let’s say the Government announces a relief scheme for x crore people. But those x crore people are based on the 2011 census. Now, the number might have changed to x+20 crores. Hence, the scheme would never reach everyone who actually needs it.

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That’s why we need the Census immediately. We need accurate numbers so the Government can come up with relief programs and schemes for those truly in need.

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Labour Law Advisor 🇮🇳vor 2 Jahren

Use the #WeDemandCensus to raise your voice and help it reach the Government. If you want the world to change, you can’t ignore critical issues like this.

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RT the first tweet to help spread the word. #WeDemandCensus

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Krishna Ghanshyamvor 2 Jahren

Adhaar Card Data is sufficient may be for govt therefore they don't need the census anymore

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Krishna Ghanshyamvor 2 Jahren

@PMOIndia

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Rajendra Joshivor 2 Jahren

कृपया व्यक्तिगत ट्विटर हैंडल से ये सब ट्वीट करें। किसी अहंकारी को अपनी कमी बर्दास्त नहीं होती। और मैं चाहता हूं कि आप सोशल मीडिया के हर एक प्लेटफार्म पर रहें।

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Venkatvor 2 Jahren

@CensusIndia2021 , Since the 2024 elections are over, Hope this can be prioritized now. On a lighter note, if it's delayed any further, we can straight away start working on 2031 census 😀

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