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The Telangana government officials would submit a report by February 2 on the caste survey held in the state last year. The officials informed this to Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy during a meeting on the subject.
Observing that the survey is being praised at the national level, the Chief Minister appreciated officials for successfully conducting the survey, an official release said.
The survey was completed in the first week of December in all 33 districts in the state.
More than one lakh employees, including enumerators, supervisors and data entry operators, participated in the household survey conducted by the state Planning department, it said.
As per PTI report, The survey identified nearly 1.16 crore families in the state and collected the details of more than 96 percent of the families. The data entry of all the details has also been completed, the release said.
Officials explained to the Chief Minister that some families refused to share their details and some others were not available.
The release also said that the state cabinet, within two months after the Congress government assumed power in December, 2023, approved the proposal to conduct caste census through a house-to-house family survey.
Assembly adopted a resolution on February 16 last year to undertake the survey. The State government constituted a Cabinet sub-committee, led by state Irrigation Minister N Uttam Kumar Reddy on September 12 last year to finalise the modalities for conducting the survey, the release said.
