BARAMULLA, APRIL 22: As part of the ongoing preparations for Census 2027, a three-day training programme for the first batch of Enumerators and Supervisors commenced on Wednesday at the DC Office Meeting Hall, Baramulla.<\/p>\n
The training programme, as per an official statement, was attended by the Additional Deputy Commissioner Baramulla, Syed Altaf Hussain Musvi, Chief Planning Officer, Nisar Ahmad, District Coordinating officer for Census, H.C. Chouhan, Nodal Officer for Census 2027, Baramulla, Rohini Pokhrel and all the enumerators and supervisors as part of the first batch of training.<\/p>\n
The training programme is aimed at equipping the field functionaries with the necessary skills and knowledge required for the smooth and efficient conduct of the upcoming census exercise.<\/p>\n
On the first day, the Master Trainers imparted extensive training to the participants, focusing on key aspects such as enumeration procedures, use of technology, data accuracy, and adherence to prescribed guidelines.<\/p>\n
During the sessions, emphasis was laid on ensuring clarity regarding roles and responsibilities of Enumerators and Supervisors, along with practical demonstrations to enhance their understanding of field operations.<\/p>\n
The participants were also sensitized about the importance of accurate data collection, confidentiality, and timely submission of information.<\/p>\n
The training is being conducted in a structured manner, with interactive sessions and hands-on exercises to address queries and strengthen the overall preparedness of the field staff.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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