We missed participating (or being counted) by the US Census, but are being counted here in India. Two men knocked at our door and gave us a form, shown below, and informed us that they would return in a few days to pick it up.
The two men are school teachers, and this is "supplementary" duty, similar to their election service -- sometimes it seems that teachers here are performing all these other duties more than they are teaching.
The form is simple -- no computer generated bubble forms.
The form requests: Name, gender, date of birth, place of birth, educational qualification, relationship, occupation, marital status, names of parents, permanent address, number of years at this address, if we are members of a scheduled caste or scheduled tribe (SC/ST), nationality, election card number, home/cel phone numbers, and the overall number of males and females in the household.
The two men are school teachers, and this is "supplementary" duty, similar to their election service -- sometimes it seems that teachers here are performing all these other duties more than they are teaching.
The form is simple -- no computer generated bubble forms.
The form requests: Name, gender, date of birth, place of birth, educational qualification, relationship, occupation, marital status, names of parents, permanent address, number of years at this address, if we are members of a scheduled caste or scheduled tribe (SC/ST), nationality, election card number, home/cel phone numbers, and the overall number of males and females in the household.
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