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"Panic Reaction": Rahul Gandhi On Centre Linking Delimitation, Women's Bill
On the controversial delimitation issue, Gandhi said: "What the government is doing now is nothing short of anti-national act (and) we won't allow you to do it opposition will defeat this."
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Explained: Big Push For Women's Quota, Move To Redraw Lok Sabha Map
NDTV has accessed copies of key draft legislations that show that the Centre is preparing to introduce three separate legislations.
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Lok Sabha Strength May Be Hiked To 816 To Accommodate Women's Quota: Sources
The government has indicated that a special session could be convened specifically for the Women's Reservation Bill, or alternatively, its introduction could be considered during the Monsoon Session, sources said
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This Is India's First Fully Literate State, 2011 Census Had Ranked It At 3
Chief Minister Lalduhoma on Tuesday declared Mizoram as the country's first fully literate state. Lalduhoma announced the presence of Union Minister of State for Education Jayant Chaudhary at a function in Mizoram University (MZU).
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IIT Kanpur's New Facility To Drive Data-Driven Policies With Census Insights
The census data research workstation at IIT Kanpur offers access to published census tables and micro-level data from 1991 to 2011 in a digital format.
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There Are 21 Judges Per 10 Lakh People In India: Government
The judge-population ratio in the country works out to be approximately 21 judges per 10 lakh population, based on the Census 2011 data, the Parliament was informed on Thursday.
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Opinion: A Plan For Bursting Shimla Draws Huge Objections
The population of Shimla is around 2.41 lakh, as of Census 2011, besides a floating population of some 70,000 tourists per day during peak season. The hill station lacks a public transport system, parking space and pedestrian infrastructure.
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No Plan To Release 2011 Caste Census Data: Centre In Lok Sabha
The government has no plans to release at this stage the caste data collected under the Socio Economic and Caste Census (SECC) 2011, Lok Sabha was informed on Tuesday.
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Karnataka Opposition Slams BJP As Assembly Passes Anti-Conversion Bill
According to the 2011 census data, Karnataka's Christian population was 1.87 per cent - a drop compared to the 2001 census, where it was 1.91 per cent. The BJP, however, claims that the Christian population in the state has increased.
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Supreme Court Rejects Maharashtra's Plea For Centre's "Flawed" OBC Data
The Supreme Court Wednesday dismissed a Maharashtra government plea seeking a direction to the Centre to disclose to the state the Socio-Economic and Caste Census (SECC) 2011 raw caste data on Other Backward Classes (OBCs).
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Jammu And Kashmir Delimitation To Be Based On 2011 Census: Commission
The Delimitation Commission on Friday said that delimitation in Jammu and Kashmir will be conducted on the basis of the 2011 Census and the final draft will be prepared after taking all demands and recommendations into account.
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OBC Quota Issue: Maharashtra Assembly Passes Resolution To Seek 2011 Census Data From Centre
The Maharashtra Legislative Assembly on Monday passed a resolution urging the Centre to provide the 2011 census data to enable the State Backward Class Commission to prepare an empirical data of the OBC population.
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No Proposal Yet To Release 2011 Caste Census Data: Minister To Parliament
The government has no proposal at present to release the report of the caste census carried out in 2011, the Rajya Sabha was informed on Wednesday.
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Conduct Local Bodies' Poll As Per 2011 Census: Supreme Court To Tamil Nadu
The Supreme Court today directed the Tamil Nadu government and the state poll panel to conduct upcoming local bodies' election by relying on 2011 census instead of the 1991 census as alleged by opposition party Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK).
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Digital Census In 2021; Amit Shah Proposes Idea Of Multipurpose ID Card
The next census of India in 2021 - the gigantic exercise to determine the population of the country - will be a "digital census", with a mobile app used to collect data, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said today. He also proposed the idea of a multipurpose ID card for every citizen which includes passport, Aaadhar and the voter card. India's last ce...
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"Panic Reaction": Rahul Gandhi On Centre Linking Delimitation, Women's Bill
On the controversial delimitation issue, Gandhi said: "What the government is doing now is nothing short of anti-national act (and) we won't allow you to do it opposition will defeat this."
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Explained: Big Push For Women's Quota, Move To Redraw Lok Sabha Map
NDTV has accessed copies of key draft legislations that show that the Centre is preparing to introduce three separate legislations.
-
Lok Sabha Strength May Be Hiked To 816 To Accommodate Women's Quota: Sources
The government has indicated that a special session could be convened specifically for the Women's Reservation Bill, or alternatively, its introduction could be considered during the Monsoon Session, sources said
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This Is India's First Fully Literate State, 2011 Census Had Ranked It At 3
Chief Minister Lalduhoma on Tuesday declared Mizoram as the country's first fully literate state. Lalduhoma announced the presence of Union Minister of State for Education Jayant Chaudhary at a function in Mizoram University (MZU).
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IIT Kanpur's New Facility To Drive Data-Driven Policies With Census Insights
The census data research workstation at IIT Kanpur offers access to published census tables and micro-level data from 1991 to 2011 in a digital format.
-
There Are 21 Judges Per 10 Lakh People In India: Government
The judge-population ratio in the country works out to be approximately 21 judges per 10 lakh population, based on the Census 2011 data, the Parliament was informed on Thursday.
-
Opinion: A Plan For Bursting Shimla Draws Huge Objections
The population of Shimla is around 2.41 lakh, as of Census 2011, besides a floating population of some 70,000 tourists per day during peak season. The hill station lacks a public transport system, parking space and pedestrian infrastructure.
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No Plan To Release 2011 Caste Census Data: Centre In Lok Sabha
The government has no plans to release at this stage the caste data collected under the Socio Economic and Caste Census (SECC) 2011, Lok Sabha was informed on Tuesday.
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Karnataka Opposition Slams BJP As Assembly Passes Anti-Conversion Bill
According to the 2011 census data, Karnataka's Christian population was 1.87 per cent - a drop compared to the 2001 census, where it was 1.91 per cent. The BJP, however, claims that the Christian population in the state has increased.
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Supreme Court Rejects Maharashtra's Plea For Centre's "Flawed" OBC Data
The Supreme Court Wednesday dismissed a Maharashtra government plea seeking a direction to the Centre to disclose to the state the Socio-Economic and Caste Census (SECC) 2011 raw caste data on Other Backward Classes (OBCs).
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Jammu And Kashmir Delimitation To Be Based On 2011 Census: Commission
The Delimitation Commission on Friday said that delimitation in Jammu and Kashmir will be conducted on the basis of the 2011 Census and the final draft will be prepared after taking all demands and recommendations into account.
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OBC Quota Issue: Maharashtra Assembly Passes Resolution To Seek 2011 Census Data From Centre
The Maharashtra Legislative Assembly on Monday passed a resolution urging the Centre to provide the 2011 census data to enable the State Backward Class Commission to prepare an empirical data of the OBC population.
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No Proposal Yet To Release 2011 Caste Census Data: Minister To Parliament
The government has no proposal at present to release the report of the caste census carried out in 2011, the Rajya Sabha was informed on Wednesday.
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Conduct Local Bodies' Poll As Per 2011 Census: Supreme Court To Tamil Nadu
The Supreme Court today directed the Tamil Nadu government and the state poll panel to conduct upcoming local bodies' election by relying on 2011 census instead of the 1991 census as alleged by opposition party Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK).
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Digital Census In 2021; Amit Shah Proposes Idea Of Multipurpose ID Card
The next census of India in 2021 - the gigantic exercise to determine the population of the country - will be a "digital census", with a mobile app used to collect data, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said today. He also proposed the idea of a multipurpose ID card for every citizen which includes passport, Aaadhar and the voter card. India's last ce...
