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Govt to conduct social status survey next year
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Briefing reporters on the Cabinet decisions, he said a special commission headed by a retired High Court judge will be formed to conduct a social status survey in Tamil Nadu after the central government completes the population census.
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Govt to conduct social status survey next year
Chennai: The Tamil Nadu government will take up a social status survey in February or March 2027, following the completion of the Centre’s Census exercise, state Law Minister R Nirmal Kumar said on Thursday.
Briefing reporters on the Cabinet decisions, he said a special commission headed by a retired High Court judge will be formed to conduct a social status survey in Tamil Nadu after the central government completes the population census.
“Once formed, the commission will be tasked with conducting a statewide audit that will analyse the social status and caste demographics of the population.”
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