‘I Ask For One Or Two Hours’: PM Modi’s Big Census Appeal To Youth; Help Families Submit Error-Free Details Digitally

On India's 80th Independence Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been urging the nation's youth to participate in the ongoing Census. In an address from the Red Fort, Modi asked young Indians to contribute just one or two hours of their time to help their families accurately submit their details digitally. The Prime Minister believes that even this small amount of time can provide immense strength to the nation.

By providing accurate information, the Census can help guide the country's development policies and schemes. Modi stressed that errors in Census data can occur when government representatives collect information, and urged citizens to verify their details to minimize mistakes. To simplify the process, the PM suggested that families first fill out the form on paper, correct any errors, and then digitally upload the information.

This approach would help ensure accurate recording of details, including spellings. Modi also highlighted that the quality of information provided would directly contribute to the effectiveness of the Census exercise. By urging young people to participate, Modi aims to make the Census process more efficient, saving time and energy that could be better spent on other important causes.