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Census review at Chiephobozou, Jakhama

DIMAPUR: Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Chiephobozou, Vekusheyi Rhakho has appreciated the efforts of enumerators, supervisors, field trainers and charge officers, and instructed all functionaries to complete the House Listing Operation (HLO) works within the given timeline.
He was addressing the Census 2027 weekly review meeting for Chiephobozou sub division held on July 23 at the office chamber of the ADC.
The meeting reviewed in detail the progress of ongoing HLO works across all supervisory circles and House Listing Blocks (HLBs) for the three charges in the sub division.
The meeting was attended by Census Charge Officer for Botsa and EAC Kohima, Ane Khieya; Urban (Town) Charge Officer for Chiephobozou and EAC Chiephobozou, Viketoulie Meth; field trainers Alemsongla Jamir and Ruthla Sangtam, along with supervisors, technical assistants and other census functionaries.
The chair informed that the next review meeting will be held on July 29, 2026, and requested all charge officers, field trainers, supervisors and enumerators to attend without fail.
Meanwhile, a review meeting on the ongoing Phase-I House Listing and Housing Census under the Census of India 2027 was held at the Office of the Sub-Divisional Officer (Civil), Jakhama, on July 24, 2026. The meeting was chaired by SDO (Civil), Jakhama, Vineikho Tetso.
According to DIPR report, chairing the meeting, the SDO reviewed the progress of the house listing and housing census activities under Jakhama Sub-Division and appreciated the efforts of all officials involved in the exercise.
He urged the field functionaries to maintain accuracy, ensure timely completion of the remaining work, and strictly adhere to the census guidelines.
During the meeting, officials informed that around 90 percent of the Phase-I House Listing and Housing Census work has been completed in the sub-division.
The remaining work is expected to be completed within the stipulated timeline.
The meeting was attended by census officials, supervisors and other officials associated with the Census 2027 exercise.

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