Bareilly to Commence Census 2027 Self-Enumeration Process on November 16
Bareilly district administration gears up for Census 2027's self-enumeration phase starting November 16, urging citizen participation.

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Census 2027 Self-Enumeration to Begin in Bareilly on November 16
The Bareilly District Administration has finalized its preparations for the second phase of the Census 2027. From November 16, citizens will be able to log onto an online portal and personally register their family details. A high-level meeting held at the Vikas Bhawan auditorium saw the detailed action plan for the smooth execution of this crucial national endeavor being approved.
Comprehensive Implementation Plan
Officials have been instructed to promote the census beyond being merely a government process and ensure widespread public engagement. Census data serves as a foundational pillar for the nation's development plans and public welfare policies. The first phase of house listing in the district has already been successfully completed.
Citizen Registration Period
Citizens are authorized to register their family details on the official portal between November 16, 2026, and November 30, 2026. Following the completion of this online process, the received SE ID must be handed over to the enumerator. Subsequently, enumerators will conduct door-to-door visits to finalize the census count from December 1, 2026, to January 4, 2027.
Extensive Awareness Campaign
To ensure broad reach and citizen participation, the administration has planned a special awareness program from November 16 to November 29, 2026. Special selfie points and flex banners will be displayed at prominent public locations such as government offices, schools, Gram Panchayat secretariats, and bus stations. Students in educational institutions will be educated about the importance of self-enumeration and encouraged to inspire their families to participate.
Technical Support and Combating Misinformation
Special camps will be organized to address any technical difficulties citizens might face during the online self-enumeration process, with support also being provided through social media. The administration has appealed for active cooperation from media outlets and social media influencers to prevent the spread of any misinformation. Two helpline numbers, 0581-2422202 and 0581-2428188, along with a toll-free number, 1855, have been issued to assist citizens.
Reporting and Oversight
The meeting was attended by the Municipal Commissioner, Additional District Magistrate, and nodal officers from various departments. They have been explicitly directed to submit daily progress reports. The Nagar Ayukt, Adhikari Pramukh, and nodal officers from various departments were present during the meeting and were given clear instructions to submit daily progress reports.
