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FAQ for Enumerator Vol-2
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A. When GIS based Houselisting Blocks are to be provided in capital cities:
(i) Should it be again re-drawn on the format of layout map supplied to enumerator?
(ii) How the enumerator will prepare the second copy (photocopy or fresh drawing)?
B. As per the instructions given at Para 3.30 in manual of House listing Census,
the buildings are broadly categorized as:(i) Having systematic numbering assigned
by local bodies, (ii) Unsystematically numbered buildings, (iii) Totally unnumbered
buildings. Now, as per the instruction at 3.31 in manual the category at (i) above
is not required any further numbering for buildings. But if an enumerator found
more than one Census house in the building (already allotted Municipal numbers)
whether Census house number will be given to that Census house or not? And should
it also be shown on the main entrance of the building that how many Census houses
are there?
C. Regarding categories (ii) and (iii) above, in-case the CN numbers to the buildings
are already provided by DCO office; how the Census house number will be assigned?
D. In an Urban Houselisting Block, there may be situations, where the numbering
of the authorised buildings has already been given by the municipal or local authorities,
say up to 120. After the authorised constructions, unauthorised buildings have come
up, which are un-numbered. As per the instructions, the numbering of such buildings
may be like 120/1, 120/2 and so on, i.e., sub-number of last number given by local
authorities (page 13 of English instruction manual) Here, the problem anticipated
is that allotment of subnumbers may allow the residents of unauthorised buildings
to claim for regularisation and the local municipalities will object to such numberings
because of this. It is suggested that let there be independent numberings of the
unauthorised buildings after the end of municipal numbering, e.g., C-1, C-2, etc.
which will not pose any problem.
E. In Navodaya Vidyalaya there are many hostels in the compound adjacent to each
other but differently named as Krishna, Godavari etc for boys and girls separately
but the mess is common for all the occupants of the Hostel. • Whether it will be
one institutional household or separate institutional household • In case every
hostel in the compound has its separate mess how it will be dealt with?
F. A patient is admitted in a Hospital since last 6 months whether the hospital
will be considered as institutional household or not?
G. As per instructions, the ward code is not to be furnished in case of Rural (village)
but in NCT of Delhi all the territory is divided in wards whether it is Rural or
Urban and there is no Village Panchayat; should we enter the ward codes no. or not.
H. It is stated that- If a husband & 3 wives all are members of the households,
these will be considered as 3 couples. But if the case is vice-versa, i.e., 3 husbands
& 1 wife, how many couples will be considered. - Probable reply is only one couple
as only one nuclei can be formed by one wife. Please confirm it.
I. (a) Single person is living in a house having separate kitchen. He is preparing
tea/milk and using LPG for it. But taking meal from hotel/mess etc. Whether it is
to be considered as having kitchen in the house (code 1) or no cooking (code 5).
(b) Similarly a household having kitchen separately in the house but cooking outside
the house (specially in rural areas) , what will be the code (code 1 or code 4)
J. It is stated that FM radio facility available on mobile will be considered as
possession of Radio. - But regarding Q. No. 30, if a household has T.V facility
on Computer, whether it will be considered as yes in Col. 29 or not if the household
is not possessing the T.V exclusively. Note: As these columns relates to possession
of a particular asset instead of availing the facility, please confirm the reply
regarding Col. No. 28, 29 & 30
K. If some code is wrongly entered in any column, whether to use
white ink or stickers?
L. In the coastal districts of Tamil Nadu, all the formalities including photography
have been completed. After that, many families have migrated to Chennai (from Kanchipuram)
and other places. When NPR forms will be filled-up at the place where they reside
now, whether they will be enumerated again. Here, the solution is that they may
not be enumerated again. But there should be some documentation regarding their
non-enumeration supported by the signature of the head of the household. One way
could be to fill up the particulars of the head of the household and reasons for
non enumeration of other members may be provided by the enumerator with the signature
of the respondent. Simple non-enumeration may lead to inadvertent/ deliberate skipping
of more households and it will be difficult for further checking.
M. What will be the serial of recording Father, Mother, Grand Father, Grand Mother,
Brothers & sisters etc as it is not mentioned in Schedule NPR, Q. No. 1, Para 3.9
(page 8): Where the system of recording the members of household is mentioned
N. A visitor is staying in a hotel during HLO and intends to stay there for 45 days
how this type of case will be dealt with?
O. What is the specific meaning of term normally residing? Please clarify as in
case of usual resident that a usual resident is a person who live at a place more
than 6 months. Should a person who stayed during the whole 45 days at a particular
address but his usual residence is other than the place of enumeration may be considered
as normally residing?
P. Parents, who live elsewhere, have come to son’s household and stayed there continuously
for more than six months including entire period of enumeration. As per instructions,
they will be enumerated at the son’s place and will be categorised as ‘usual residents’.
After HLO, they returned to their native place. At the time of photography, they
are required to be present at their son’s house. They will not be photographed at
their native place. Whether there is any alternative solution to this since the
aged parents may not be in a position to travel again to their son’s place for photography.
Q. For unmarried children how it will be shown in Col.9, as it is written in 5.19.1
that leave blank in such case, but in figure 5.24 regarding this a dash ‘__’ has
been given. Which is correct and how it will be recorded? Similarly for Orphans,
who are unable to report the name of their Father & Mother whether dash ‘__’ will
be recorded or leave blank? please confirm
R. A person has more than one wife and some of the wives are not members of husband’s
household, since the husband stays away in another place. There is provision of
putting the name of one spouse in the NPR Schedule. Whose name will be included?
S. Why we take LTI for males and RTI for females?
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A. When GIS based Houselisting Blocks are to be provided in capital cities: (i)
Should it be again re-drawn on the format of layout map supplied to enumerator?
(ii) How the enumerator will prepare the second copy (photocopy or fresh drawing)?
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Yes, the layout map will be drawn in the blank layout map given to the enumerators.
The GIS based map is a guideline on boundaries, landmarks, building numbers, etc.
This is to be updated as per actual situation prevailing in the field during the
Houselisting Operations. The second copy of the layout map will be drawn afresh.
Photocopy of any census material is completely prohibited. The enumerator may be
advised to update the GIS map as well and submit the copy of GIS based map (or village
map, in case of villages / ward map in case of other town areas where GIS based
map is not provided) along with the duplicate copy of layout map. Both the maps
should be kept together (one after other) in the Charge register docket which will
be preserved at the DCO.
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B. As per the instructions given at Para 3.30 in manual of House listing Census,
the buildings are broadly categorized as:(i) Having systematic numbering assigned
by local bodies, (ii) Unsystematically numbered buildings, (iii) Totally unnumbered
buildings. Now, as per the instruction at 3.31 in manual the category at (i) above
is not required any further numbering for buildings. But if an enumerator found
more than one Census house in the building (already allotted Municipal numbers)
whether Census house number will be given to that Census house or not? And should
it also be shown on the main entrance of the building that how many Census houses
are there?
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Please refer to paragraph 3.20 of the instruction manual where this case has been
discussed in detail and corresponding numbering has been shown at Figure 5. The
census house number will be given in each case. On main entrance, all the building
numbers may be written to show that each flat has been treated here as a separate
building.
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C. Regarding categories (ii) and (iii) above, in-case the CN numbers to the buildings
are already provided by DCO office; how the Census house number will be assigned?
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Please refer to paragraph 3.19 of the instruction manual where this case has been
discussed in detail and corresponding numbering has been shown at Figure 4. The
numbers shown in the box (inside the figure) is to be written on the building.
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D. In an Urban Houselisting Block, there may be situations, where the numbering
of the authorised buildings has already been given by the municipal or local authorities,
say up to 120. After the authorised constructions, unauthorised buildings have come
up, which are un-numbered. As per the instructions, the numbering of such buildings
may be like 120/1, 120/2 and so on, i.e., sub-number of last number given by local
authorities (page 13 of English instruction manual) Here, the problem anticipated
is that allotment of subnumbers may allow the residents of unauthorised buildings
to claim for regularisation and the local municipalities will object to such numberings
because of this. It is suggested that let there be independent numberings of the
unauthorised buildings after the end of municipal numbering, e.g., C-1, C-2, etc.
which will not pose any problem.
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The procedure described at paragraph 3.31 of instruction manual says, i) If unnumbered
building(s) is(are) found between two numbered buildings, say between building numbers
10 and 11, it (these) will be numbered as 10/1 (10/1, 10/2, etc) ii) If unnumbered
building(s) is(are) found after last numbered building, say after building number
120, it (these) will be numbered as 121 (121, 122, etc). Note that in case (ii)
here, the numbers are not 120/1, 120/2, etc. as written in the query. Further, the
last line of paragraph 3.31 says “In a Houselisting Block, it will have either municipal/local
authority numbers or Census house numbers, it cannot be a mix of both”. Thus, assigning
a fresh series of census numbers cannot be done as has been proposed here. Census
numbering does not create any legal claim on authorisation. Thus, it should not
create any problem, as this procedure is being followed since long. Still, if the
local authorities are not convinced at all and object very strongly, one way out
could be to prefix these census numberings with C (e.g., C-121, C-122, etc.) while
these are written on the wall of the building.
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E. In Navodaya Vidyalaya there are many hostels in the compound adjacent to each
other but differently named as Krishna, Godavari etc for boys and girls separately
but the mess is common for all the occupants of the Hostel. • Whether it will be
one institutional household or separate institutional household • In case every
hostel in the compound has its separate mess how it will be dealt with?
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For consideration as a single household, both the criteria ‘living together’ and
‘taking meal from a common kitchen’ need to be satisfied. This will hold when each
structure is considered as a separate building and all the inmates who are living
in that building and using the mess (common kitchen) are considered as one institutional
household. Thus, in both these cases, consider building (Krishna, Godavari, etc.)
as a separate building and students of Krishna will be one institutional household,
students of Godavari will be another institutional household, etc. even if there
is a common mess building where all of them take food together. Care should be taken
to record the warden, chowkidar, etc. living in the same building but taking food
separately. They should be recorded as separate normal households.
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F. A patient is admitted in a Hospital since last 6 months whether the hospital
will be considered as institutional household or not?
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There may be cases where terminally ill patients normally reside at hospital-like
institutions. In such cases, recording as institutional households is necessary.
Similarly, if there are specialised hospitals where the patients have to stay for
long, these also will be considered as institutional household. In Col 7 (use of
census house), this may be clearly written (residencecum-hospital).
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G.As per instructions, the ward code is not to be furnished in case of Rural (village)
but in NCT of Delhi all the territory is divided in wards whether it is Rural or
Urban and there is no Village Panchayat; should we enter the ward codes no. or not.
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Some such villages may be census towns. In that case, ward code for the entire village
treated as a census town will be ’0001’. If a village remains in rural area, entering
the ward code is not required, as explained at paragraph 4.12 (sub-para 8).
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H. It is stated that- If a husband & 3 wives all are members of the households,
these will be considered as 3 couples. But if the case is vice-versa, i.e., 3 husbands
& 1 wife, how many couples will be considered. - Probable reply is only one couple
as only one nuclei can be formed by one wife. Please confirm it.
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Confirmed, provided all of them are normal members of the same household.
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I. (a) Single person is living in a house having separate kitchen. He is preparing
tea/milk and using LPG for it. But taking meal from hotel/mess etc. Whether it is
to be considered as having kitchen in the house (code 1) or no cooking (code 5).
(b) Similarly a household having kitchen separately in the house but cooking outside
the house (specially in rural areas) , what will be the code (code 1 or code 4)
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With respect to kitchen, if a household does not cook, then code will be 5 (no cooking).
Whenever the household cooks, codes will be any one of the codes 1 to 4, depending
on the type of kitchen. We need not distinguish between the different extents of
use. Thus, in (a), the code will be ‘1’, as it seems that the household cooks its
breakfast at home, which is also a meal. Similarly, in (b), if some of the items
are cooked at a kitchen inside the house and the remaining are cooked outside, it
will be considered as having kitchen inside the house (code 1).
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J. It is stated that FM radio facility available on mobile will be considered as
possession of Radio. - But regarding Q. No. 30, if a household has T.V facility
on Computer, whether it will be considered as yes in Col. 29 or not if the household
is not possessing the T.V exclusively. Note: As these columns relates to possession
of a particular asset instead of availing the facility, please confirm the reply
regarding Col. No. 28, 29 & 30
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The reply is already available in FAQ set 1 (page 3, third from last). The reply
is re-iterated here: Actual possession of TV / Computer is necessary for entry in
these questions. For example, possession of mobile phone with computer-like facilities
will not be considered as possession of Computer, possession of Computer with TV
tuner card will not be considered as possession of TV, etc.
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K. If some code is wrongly entered in any column, whether
to use white ink or stickers?
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The line should be struck off and the next line should be used.
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L. In the coastal districts of Tamil Nadu, all the formalities including photography
have been completed. After that, many families have migrated to Chennai (from Kanchipuram)
and other places. When NPR forms will be filled-up at the place where they reside
now, whether they will be enumerated again. Here, the solution is that they may
not be enumerated again. But there should be some documentation regarding their
non-enumeration supported by the signature of the head of the household. One way
could be to fill up the particulars of the head of the household and reasons for
non enumeration of other members may be provided by the enumerator with the signature
of the respondent. Simple non-enumeration may lead to inadvertent/ deliberate skipping
of more households and it will be difficult for further checking.
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Even for the migrated households, there may be changes in the household composition
and there may be members who have not been covered in the coastal NPR. Similarly,
there may be persons in other households who have been covered in coastal NPR as
a part of some other household (newly married ladies, etc.). If any such person
is found during the enumeration, please note the coverage in both the copies of
the acknowledgement slip (i.e., in Columns 4 and 5 of the respondent’s copy of acknowledgement
slip, write that these persons have already been covered in coastal NPR). Write
“COVERED IN COASTAL NPR ……. DISTRICT” below the name of the person at Column 1 of
the NPR Household Schedule (within the same box). If possible, also note the place
(village and tehsil) where the person has been covered earlier. For all households
found in the non-coastal areas, the entire NPR Schedule should be filled.
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M. What will be the serial of recording Father, Mother, Grand Father, Grand Mother,
Brothers & sisters etc as it is not mentioned in Schedule NPR, Q. No. 1, Para 3.9
(page 8): Where the system of recording the members of household is mentioned
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According to the general principle given at Paragraph 3.9 of NPR Instructions, for
other relatives also, the descending order by age will be considered along-with
the family-nuclei. For example, in a household, grand-father, grand-father's brother
and grand-mother (grand-father’s wife) are all members. Suppose grand-father is
oldest, followed by grand-father's brother and then grand-mother. Then, record name
of the grand-father followed by name of the grand-mother (as they together form
a family nucleus) and then record the name of grand-father's brother.
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N. A visitor is staying in a hotel during HLO and intends to stay there for 45 days
how this type of case will be dealt with?
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In hotels, etc., there is a possibility that normal households stay (like workers,
guard, etc.). They will be considered for filling up the NPR. Similarly, this person
will also be considered here. However, he/she may be advised to intimate her/his
family members so that duplication is avoided.
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O. What is the specific meaning of term normally residing? Please clarify as in
case of usual resident that a usual resident is a person who live at a place more
than 6 months. Should a person who stayed during the whole 45 days at a particular
address but his usual residence is other than the place of enumeration may be considered
as normally residing?
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This has been answered in FAQ 1 (page 2, third question). It says: ‘Normally residing’
used in column 10 of Houselisting and Housing Census Schedule is different from
‘usual resident’ defined in Q 1(b) of NPR Schedule. These should be clearly borne
in mind. The marginal difference in the terms used in local languages may be kept
in mind. This has been done deliberately to show that the definitions are different.
The term ‘normally residing’ is as per the perception of the respondent household
on the members who ‘normally’ reside there. Suppose you normally reside at Noida
both before and after enumeration (which is in Uttar Pradesh), but during the entire
period of 45 days you are at Sarojini Nagar (which is at Delhi), your ‘normal’ residence
will remain as “Noida’.
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P. Parents, who live elsewhere, have come to son’s household and stayed there continuously
for more than six months including entire period of enumeration. As per instructions,
they will be enumerated at the son’s place and will be categorised as ‘usual residents’.
After HLO, they returned to their native place. At the time of photography, they
are required to be present at their son’s house. They will not be photographed at
their native place. Whether there is any alternative solution to this since the
aged parents may not be in a position to travel again to their son’s place for photography.
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If the parents stay at their son’s place for more than six month every year, they
will be usual resident at the son’s household. In that case, they will be usually
available in one of the photography rounds and will not face any hardship. However,
if they intend to stay at their native place for more than six months, then they
can be recorded as a visitor and their place of usual residence will be recorded
at Question 12.
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Q. For unmarried children how it will be shown in Col.9, as it is written in 5.19.1
that leave blank in such case, but in figure 5.24 regarding this a dash ‘__’ has
been given. Which is correct and how it will be recorded? Similarly for Orphans,
who are unable to report the name of their Father & Mother whether dash ‘__’ will
be recorded or leave blank? please confirm
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The reply is already available in FAQ set 1 (page 7, first question). The reply
is re-iterated here: Keep the space blank, as has been written in paragraph 5.19.1.
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R. A person has more than one wife and some of the wives are not members of husband’s
household, since the husband stays away in another place. There is provision of
putting the name of one spouse in the NPR Schedule. Whose name will be included?
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If the husband/ informant intimates about the other wives who are not members of
the husband’s household, record their names in column 9. More than one name will
be recorded separated by commas. Do not forget to write the serial number of the
wife who is a member of the household.
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S. Why we take LTI for males and RTI for females?
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The same procedure is followed in the application for passports also.
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