Frequently
Asked Questions
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Where can one find the list of books,
CDs and other data products published by the Census Organisation
on 2001 Census? |
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The list of all data products
(including books, CDs and other data products) published on 2001
Census are given at http://censusindia.gov.in. |
2. |
What is the procedure for purchasing Census publications/books
and other data products? |
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The data users are advised
to use the facility of ‘Shopping Cart’ to purchase
books and other data products. This user-friendly facility will
guide one through the entire process and is very easy to use. The
users are requested to place order for the supply of books/CDs
required along with the advance remittance of total sales price. |
3. |
How to make payment while indenting for purchase
of books/CDs, etc., required? |
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The following mode of payment
are acceptable:
The total amount is required to be remitted in advance for any
purchase. Payment may be made by Demand Draft drawn in favour
of “Registrar General, India” payable at New Delhi,
if the purchase order is to be sent to Office of the Registrar
General, India, New Delhi. In case the indent is to be placed
with any of the Census Directorate, the Demand Draft may be drawn
in favour of PAO (Census), New Delhi and sent to the concerned
Census Directorate. The other alternative is to purchase these
books/CDs across the counter by paying in cash from the Data
Dissemination Unit of the Office of the Registrar General, India,
New Delhi or in all the Data Dissemination Units located at the
Office of the Directorates of Census Operations of that particular
State.
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4. |
What is the mode of shipment? |
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Data products are sent by
post. |
5. |
What are the questions which were asked in 2001
Census? |
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The 2001 Census in India was
conducted in two phases. The first phase is known as Houselisting
Operations and the second phase as Population Enumeration. List
of questions canvassed during the two phases were as follows:
House list Operations
Population Enumeration |
6. |
How to find out the list of new releases published
by Census on a regular basis? |
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The list of new releases on
Census and Vital Statistics publications is made available at the
Census of India Website on 7th of every month. These are also sent
to Registered Users by email. |
7. |
How to become a Registered User? |
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Facility to sign up as Registered
User is available at the Census of India Website. One may fill
up the required particulars and become a member of this group free
of cost. |
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What are the benefits given to Registered Users? |
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All the registered users are
regularly sent a list of new releases of data products from the
Census Organisation by email. This list is sent to the Registered
Users every month. Intimation about workshops being organized by
the Office of the Registrar General, India or various Offices of
the Directorates of Census Operations in States/Union territories
are also sent to the concerned registered users. |
9. |
What are the addresses of the Directorates of
Census Operations located in different States? |
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Addresses and other particulars
of each Census Directorate in the country and the Office of the
Registrar General, India are available at the Census of India Website
at http://censusindia.gov.in |
10. |
Who are the sales agents appointed by the Census
Organisation? |
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List of the sales agents are
available at http://censusindia.gov.in. The Sales Agents are authorized
to sell books, CDs and other publications. |
11. |
What is Consultancy Service offered by the Census
Organisation? |
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Census Organisation publishes
tables and reports on Census data collected during Census. Consultancy
Service is a facility extended to undertake need based jobs from
data users, like preparing customized tables or drawing special
maps on request by individual data users. These are user specific
jobs undertaken at users request on payment. For details please
visit http://censusindia.gov.in |
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Does the Census 2001 provide data on Income & Expenditure
of households? |
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Census 2001 did not collect information on Income & Expenditure,
and, therefore, data tables based on these two indicators are not
available. However, Census 2001 had collected information on various
assets (like Television, Telephone, Bicycle, Car, Moped, etc., on
every household (see Table H-13), which could be used as proxies
for analysis. |