
Mahbubnagar collector inspects data entry of responses to Caste Survey
The Hindu
Mahbubnagar District Collector inspects Telangana Government's door-to-door survey data entry, emphasizing prompt reporting of issues for resolution.
Data entry of the responses to Telangana Government’s door-to-door survey, to assess Social, Economic, Political, Caste and Educational status, was inspected by Mahbubnagar District Collector Viziendra Boyi on Monday (November 25, 2024). The collector said that if issues are faced during digitizing the data or technical issues, they have to be brought to the notice of officials.
The Caste Survey was launched in the State on November 6, 2024. As per the schedule released earlier, the survey is an eight-week exercise: details will be recorded by enumerators visiting door-to-door in the first three weeks. The details collected will be compiled and digitized in the next three weeks. Two weeks further, field checks will be conducted to verify authenticity of the data.
However, the survey was completed 100% in a few districts including Jangaon, Mulugu, and other districts.

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