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Kollam district steps up preparations for Census 2027

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Kollam district steps up preparations for Census 2027
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Kollam district is enhancing its preparations for Census 2027 by appointing trainers to manage data collection. A training program for field trainers will take place from May 18 to 23, followed by training for supervisors and enumerators from May 28 to June 23. The census will incorporate digital facilities, allowing citizens to self-enumerate online from June 16 to June 30.

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The district administration has accelerated its preparations for the upcoming Census 2027 by appointing four master trainers and 87 field trainers to oversee the data collection process.The field trainers have been selected from higher secondary school teachers and officials across various government departments. After receiving specialised instruction from the master trainers, these field trainers will go on to train the supervisors and enumerators who will be working directly on the ground. To facilitate this, a three-day training programme organised in various batches will be held for the field trainers at the Collectorate from May 18 to 23.

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