Census 2011

The Census 2011 is the 15th National Census conducted by the Census Organization of India, providing a comprehensive snapshot of the nation's demographic structure. Led by Commissioner C. Chandramouli, this extensive survey encompassed all 28 states and 7 Union territories, with coverage extending to 640 districts and over 6 lakh villages.

Key data from the census includes a population count of 1. 21 billion, with a literacy rate of 74. 04%, and insights into sex ratios and population density, notably 940 females per 1000 males.

The survey is crucial for formulating vital welfare schemes and policies, guiding government initiatives that benefit the populace. Moreover, the housing census highlights human settlement patterns and housing needs, fostering informed public administration. The upcoming Bootstrap Census 2022 aims to continue this tradition by gathering essential data for planning and development across various regions.

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