Census 2027: A village of 144 people, 36 homes becomes first in Maharashtra to complete self-enumeration

A village in Maharashtra has become the first in the state to complete self-enumeration. Muth village in Sindhudurg district has achieved the feat through a coordinated effort between revenue officials and residents. This comes as a major boost to the census drive.

All 43 families in the village enthusiastically participated in the self-enumeration process and submitted accurate information, according to reports.

"All families in Muth village of Sindhudurg district have completed the self-enumeration process. This achievement was accomplished under the guidance of District Collector Tripti Dhodmise and through the active participation of the local administration and citizens," Chief Principal Census Officer Nirupama J Dange said.

She appealed to other areas to take inspiration from Muth village and complete the self-enumeration process.

This village reportedly comprises 36 houses and a population of 144.

The self-enumeration process as part of the first phase of Census 2027 kicked off in Maharashtra on May 1 and will continue till May 15, followed by the house listing and housing census from May 16 to June 14.