Digital Census: A Move Towards Accuracy and Ease

While launching the drive, District Collector Akshay Godara emphasized that self-enumeration is a crucial step in making the census process more convenient and accurate in the digital age. He informed that from May 1st to May 15th, any citizen of the district can visit the official portal at https://se.census.gov.in to share their information directly.

“The digital format reduces the margin of error and allows citizens to contribute to this national task from the comfort of their homes,” Godara stated.

Administration Leads by Example

Following the Collector’s lead, several district-level officers also completed their self-enumeration on the portal. To ensure maximum participation, the Collector has issued directives to all department heads to ensure that every government employee and their family members complete their self-enumeration within the stipulated timeframe.

The administration believes that active participation from the government workforce will serve as a powerful inspiration for the general public to follow suit.

“Our Census, Our Development”: Data Privacy Assured

Addressing the residents of Karauli, the District Collector highlighted that the data collected during the census forms the bedrock for future welfare schemes, infrastructure planning, and the vision of a ‘Developed Rajasthan.’

He reassured citizens that:

• All information shared on the portal is completely secure and confidential.
• The data is used solely for developmental planning and national statistics.
• Citizens should join the mission with the resolve of “Our Census, Our Development.”

The event saw the presence of various senior officials, including Joint Director of the Animal Husbandry Department, Gangasahay Meena, among other district-level staff.

How to Participate in Self-Enumeration?

• Official Portal: se.census.gov.in
• Deadline: May 15, 2026.
• Method: Residents can log in using their mobile numbers to fill out the household information form.

Disclaimer: This news report is based on the official press release from the Information and Public Relations Office, Karauli. For technical assistance or official guidelines regarding the census, please refer to the Government of India’s official census portal.

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The District Collector directed Pollution Control Board officials to closely monitor illegal discharges of polluted water and take action to dismantle illegal pipelines. He also directed the District Collector to file police cases against units involved in illegal activities, personally inspect the condition of CETP units, and operate the JLD.

He directed the immediate closure of unauthorized industrial units operating in residential areas and the disconnection of power supply to illegal units. District Collector Mantri directed that if any industrial activity is found on agricultural land, the Sub-Divisional Officer and Tehsildar should investigate it. In municipal areas, such investigations will be conducted by the Municipal Corporation. If illegal industrial activity is found on agricultural land, the Tehsildar and Village Development Officer should ensure immediate closure.

To prevent the unauthorized transport of polluted water, he directed the Pollution Control Board and the police administration to maintain strict vigilance during patrols of tankers and tractors. He directed the formation of a committee to compare old and new maps from the Bandi River culvert to the highway and conduct an investigation. He also directed the Land Revenue Department to conduct a survey along the river banks and within a one-kilometer radius to ensure a ban on the use of groundwater.

The District Collector directed that strict security be ensured that polluted water from industrial units does not flow into the drains of the RIICO area. If such a practice is found, the Pollution Control Board should be immediately informed and action should be taken.

Additional District Collector (Sealing) Om Prabha, Additional Chief Executive Officer Vishal Sapa, Sub-Divisional Officer Vimlendra Ranawat, Pollution Control Board Officer Amit Soni, Water Supply Department’s Kansingh Ranawat, Municipal Corporation Commissioner Naveen Bhardwaj, Police Department’s Sughad Singh, CETP Chairman Ashok, along with officials and personnel from related departments were present at the meeting.

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