Mizoram's Governor Initiates Census 2027 Houselisting Operations
Synopsis
Mizoram's Governor has launched the vital houselisting and housing census operations for Census 2027. This landmark initiative emphasizes digital enumeration, aiming for complete accuracy in household data collection. Key officials and the public are urged to cooperate during this significant undertaking.
Key Takeaways
Governor Vijay Kumar Singh launches Census 2027 operations.
Focus on digital enumeration for accuracy.
Census operations run from April 16 to May 15, 2026.
Public cooperation is essential for success.
Self-enumeration available via an online portal.
Aizawl, April 16 (NationPress) The Governor of Mizoram, General Vijay Kumar Singh (Retd), officially initiated the intensive houselisting and housing census operations for Census 2027 at Lok Bhavan in Aizawl.
The Governor called on all census field personnel to perform their roles with the highest level of commitment and integrity, ensuring that no household is overlooked.
He highlighted the necessity of clearly communicating the census procedure to those who might struggle with comprehension, guaranteeing that every individual and household receives accurate enumeration.
General Singh described this initiative as India's inaugural digital census, expressing his confidence in its successful execution and urging the public to fully cooperate with census officials and enumerators.
During the event, H. Lalremruati, designated as Enumerator for Lok Bhavan, effectively entered the necessary information using the Self Enumeration ID (SE ID) generated from the Governor’s own self-enumeration exercise conducted on April 7, 2026.
This marked the Governor’s formal completion of his own houselisting and housing census process.
The ceremony was attended by senior officials from the Directorate of Census Operations, including Joseph H. Lalramsanga, Municipal Commissioner and Principal Census Officer; Irene Zohlimpuii Chongthu, Additional Secretary of the General Administration Department (GAD) and Additional State Nodal Officer; along with several other officials.
A senior officer indicated that Census 2027, recognized as India’s first digital census, will be executed in two distinct phases.
The first phase, which encompasses houselisting and housing census, commenced on April 1, 2026. The second phase, focusing on population enumeration, is slated for February 2027.
Throughout the first phase, self-enumeration was conducted nationwide from April 1 to April 15, 2026. The houselisting and housing census operations will proceed from April 16 to May 15, 2026.
Additionally, Chief Minister Lalduhoma successfully completed his self-enumeration under Phase I (houselisting and housing census) of Census 2027 at his official residence on April 1.
An official noted that the self-enumeration process was executed through a newly launched online portal, aided by personnel from the Aizawl Municipal Corporation, the General Administration Department, and the Directorate of Census Operations.
Point of View
Signifying a shift towards a more digital and efficient census process. The commitment from state officials and the involvement of citizens will be crucial in achieving accurate and comprehensive data for future planning.
NationPress
2 May 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of the Census 2027 in Mizoram?
The Census 2027 aims to gather accurate demographic information through a digital platform, ensuring every household is accounted for.
When did the houselisting phase of Census 2027 begin?
The houselisting phase started on April 1, 2026, and will continue until May 15, 2026.
Who launched the Census 2027 operations in Mizoram?
The operations were launched by Mizoram Governor General Vijay Kumar Singh (Retd).
How is the self-enumeration process conducted?
The self-enumeration process is facilitated through a newly introduced online portal with assistance from local officials.
What are the two phases of Census 2027?
Census 2027 will be conducted in two phases: the first for houselisting and housing census, and the second for population enumeration.
