पॅन इंडिया जनगणना 2027 जागरूकता उपक्रम

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2027 च्या जनगणनेमध्ये प्रत्येक जैनाने अचूक मोजणी केली

राष्ट्रीय जनगणना 2027 मध्ये प्रत्येक जैन कुटुंबाची योग्य गणना व्हावी म्हणून त्यांना जागरूक करण्याचा उपक्रम.

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हे महत्त्वाचे का आहे

योग्यरित्या मोजले जाणे ही स्वतःची ओळख आहे

जेव्हा जैनांची योग्य गणना केली जाते, तेव्हा आपली संख्या, आपला आवाज आणि आपले प्रतिनिधित्व संरक्षित केले जाते.

Let Every Jain Count (LEJC) हा एका उद्देशाने सुरू केलेला जागरूकता उपक्रम आहे, तो म्हणजे भारताच्या राष्ट्रीय जनगणना २०२७ मध्ये प्रत्येक जैन व्यक्तीची नोंद अचूकपणे होईल याची खात्री करणे. आम्ही फक्त जागरूकता पसरवतो जेणेकरून कोणतेही जैन कुटुंब वगळले जाणार नाही.

आपली ओळख का महत्त्वाची आहे

प्रत्येक जैन मोजला जाण्याची पाच कारणे

आपला इतिहास प्राचीन आहे, आपले योगदान असाधारण आहे, आपली मान्यता प्रलंबित आहे. जनगणना 2027 हाच मार्ग आहे ज्याद्वारे आपण हे सर्व जपू शकतो.

विरासत · Heritage

इतिहास

भारताचे नाव, भारत, पहिले तीर्थंकर ऋषभदेव यांचे पुत्र सम्राट भरत यांच्यापासून आले आहे. आपली मुळे या संस्कृतीच्या पायापर्यंत पोहोचतात.
दर्शन · Darshan

तत्त्वज्ञान

अनेकांतवाद, अहिंसा आणि अपरिग्रह या केवळ श्रद्धा नाहीत, त्या 21व्या शतकासाठी सर्वात सुसंगत विचारसरणींपैकी आहेत.
गौरव · Gaurav

अभिमान

94.88% (जनगणना 2011) सह, भारतातील कोणत्याही समुदायापेक्षा जैनांची साक्षरता सर्वाधिक आहे आणि ते राष्ट्राला आपल्या वाट्यापेक्षा कितीतरी अधिक योगदान देतात.
आधुनिक · Modern

मान्यता

जनगणनेची माहिती धोरण, कल्याण आणि अगदी AI आपल्याचे वर्णन कसे करते हे ठरवते. अचूक मोजणी ही नोंदीतील कायमस्वरूपी दुरुस्ती आहे.
पीडा · Plight

संरक्षण

न्यायालयांत आणि सरकारात, संख्या ही संरक्षणाची भाषा आहे, आपल्या तीर्थांसाठी, आपल्या संस्थांसाठी आणि आपल्या धार्मिक स्वातंत्र्यासाठी.
आमचे संपूर्ण ध्येय वाचा
जनगणना 2027

राष्ट्रीय जनगणना 2027 साठी जागरूकता पसरवा

जनगणना 2027 हा प्रत्येक जैन कुटुंबासाठी दशकातून एकदा अचूकपणे मोजला जाणारा क्षण आहे. LEJC स्वयंसेवक त्यांच्या शहरांमध्ये, संघांमध्ये आणि कुटुंबांमध्ये जनजागृती करतात जेणेकरून कोणतेही जैन कुटुंब चुकणार नाही.

जनगणना 2027 स्वयंसेवक व्हा
आजच स्वयंसेवकासाठी अर्ज करा.
आता अर्ज करा
तुम्हाला काय करायचे आहे

संपूर्ण मान्यतेसाठी दोन पावले

पहिल्यांदाच, प्रत्येक भारतीय आपला स्वतःचा जनगणना फॉर्म भरू शकतो. प्रत्येक जैन कुटुंबाने नेमके काय करायचे आहे ते येथे आहे.

1 एप्रिल, सप्टेंबर 2026

टप्पा 1 पूर्ण करा, गृह सूचीकरण

This phase asks about your home. There is no religion question yet — religion is recorded later, in Phase 2 — but Phase 1 is the gateway. Without Phase 1, Phase 2 will not find you.

  • 15 दिवसांच्या स्व-गणना कालावधीत तुमच्या कुटुंबाची माहिती भरा.
  • तुम्हाला एक SEID क्रमांक मिळेल, तो सुरक्षित ठेवा.
  • पडताळणीसाठी एक जनगणना गणक भेट देईल, तुम्ही त्यांना भेटलेच पाहिजे; केवळ स्व-सादरीकरण पूर्ण नाही.
  • तुमच्या कुटुंबातील प्रत्येक सदस्याची नोंद झाल्याची खात्री करा.
2 फेब्रुवारी 2027

टप्पा 2 मध्ये JAIN लिहा

हा ऐतिहासिक क्षण आहे. पहिल्यांदाच, तुम्ही स्वतःचा धर्म लिहाल, स्पष्टपणे, आत्मविश्वासाने आणि कोणताही संकोच न करता.

  • धर्म विचारल्यावर, लिहा: JAIN.
  • Digambar, Shwetambar, Sthanakvasi, Terapanth, Srimad Raj Chandra, Songarh, Taranpanth and more: all are one identity, JAIN.
  • आडनाव किंवा गोत्र बदलण्याची गरज नाही.
  • Ensure Phase 1 is complete; a household that is not listed may be missed.
मोडून काढायचे सामान्य गैरसमज

“आमच्या भागात सर्वेक्षण आधीच झाले आहे.”, ते एक वेगळे सर्वेक्षण होते, जनगणना नव्हे.

“मी स्व-गणना फॉर्म सादर केला, म्हणून माझे काम झाले.”, गणकाची पडताळणीही आवश्यक आहे.

“सरकारी माहिती स्वतःहून अचूक असेल.”, जनगणना ही एक मानवी प्रक्रिया आहे ज्यात ज्ञात कमी मोजणी होते.

“माझा पंथ इतर जैनांपेक्षा वेगळा आहे.”, जनगणनेत, सर्व जैन पंथांची एकच ओळख आहे: JAIN.

राज्यनिहाय जनगणना 2027 तारखा पहा
चळवळीत सामील व्हा

आजच सामील व्हा

जर आपण आत्ताच कृती केली नाही तर पुढील पिढ्या आपल्या ओळखीची अपूर्ण नोंद पुढे नेतील.

प्रत्येक जैन काउंट हा जागरूकता उपक्रम आहे, हे सुनिश्चित करून राष्ट्रीय जनगणना 2027 मध्ये प्रत्येक जैनची गणना योग्यरित्या केली जाईल.

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Questions & Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

Census 2027, self-enumeration, and how every Jain is counted correctly.

What is Census 2027?

Census 2027 is India's next national census, conducted in two phases: the House Listing and Housing Census, followed by Population Enumeration. It is the once-in-a-decade count that decides how every community, including Jains, is represented in official data.

What are the two phases of Census 2027?

Phase 1 is the House Listing and Housing Census (April to September 2026), covering house condition, amenities and assets. Phase 2 is the Population Enumeration (February 2027), which records demographic and individual details, including religion.

When will Census 2027 happen?

Phase 1 (House Listing) runs from 1 April 2026 through September 2026 across different states. Phase 2 (Population Enumeration) is scheduled for February 2027. The reference date is 1 March 2027 (1 October 2026 for snow-bound areas).

What happens in Phase 1?

Phase 1 has 33 questions notified by the Official Gazette, covering house structure, usage, the number of persons normally residing in the household, household head, amenities, assets and mobile number. There is no religion question in Phase 1; that comes in Phase 2.

What information is collected in Phase 2?

Phase 2 (Population Enumeration) collects demographic details, socio-economic status, education, migration and fertility data for each individual. This is the phase where religion is recorded. Exact dates and questions will be notified in due course.

Why does Census 2027 matter so much?

Three reasons. One, the census happens once in 10 years; the next opportunity is around 2037. Two, Phase 2 records religion, and that single entry shapes how the community is seen in policy and planning for a decade. Three, for the first time self-enumeration is available, so every household can take part directly.

What is self-enumeration (SE)?

Self-enumeration lets you fill your own household information on the official government portal using your mobile number and OTP. After submitting, you receive a SEID (Self-Enumeration ID). An enumerator will still visit to authenticate the data; self-enumeration is preparation, not completion.

How do I do self-enumeration for Census 2027?

Visit the official SE portal, log in with your mobile number, identify your location on the map, fill your household details and submit. You then receive a Self-Enumeration ID (SEID). Share that SEID with the enumerator during their field visit so your data is confirmed and included in the Census.

What is SEID?

When you fill your household information on the Census App or SE portal, you receive a Self-Enumeration ID (SEID). Keep it safe. When the census officer visits your home, give them this SEID so they can authenticate your filled details and register you in Phase 1.

Why does the officer still visit after self-enumeration?

Because self-enumeration is preparation; final validation happens through enumerator authentication. Receiving a SEID does not mean the process is complete. The enumerator visit is mandatory whether or not self-enumeration was done.

Is Census 2027 data secure?

Yes. Census data is collected and protected under the Census Act, 1948. Necessary data-security measures have been put in place for both the Mobile App and the Self-Enumeration portal.

Does the census form have “Jain” as an option?

Yes. Jain is listed as a distinct religion category in the census household schedule and has been reported separately in past census religion releases. If you are Jain, the correct entry is simply: Religion, Jain.

What is the most important thing to do during the census?

If you are Jain, clearly answer “Religion: Jain” for every member of your household when asked in Phase 2. That single, clear answer is what this campaign is about.

If I am Jain, can I just write Hindu because it is easier?

No. The census has Jain as its own official option. Writing Hindu when you are Jain quietly removes your family from the Jain count. Our temples, festivals and traditions are Jain, and the form respects that with its own category. You can hold that with pride without disagreeing with anyone.

Do I need to change my surname or gotra?

Absolutely not. There is no need to change your surname, gotra or family identity. The census records religion based on what the household states, not on surname. This is a common myth.

Many Jains have non-Jain surnames. Does that confuse the count?

Many Jain families use surnames common across communities, as they have for generations. The census records religion based on what the household states, not on the surname. The single most important step is to clearly answer “Religion: Jain” when asked.

Should Digambar and Shwetambar do anything different?

No. Across all paths within the Jain tradition, Digambar, Shwetambar, Murtipujak, Sthanakvasi, Terapanth and others, the census entry is the same: Religion, Jain. The campaign treats every Jain sampradaya as equal.

Will writing Jain cause any harm or loss of benefits?

No. The census is statistical counting, not a benefit-allocation mechanism. Existing legal status, schemes and identity documents are not changed by what you write. Jains have been counted as a separate religion category for decades.

Am I legally required to answer census questions?

Under the Census Act, a census officer may ask questions as directed by government instructions, and you are legally bound to answer to the best of your knowledge and belief.

Is census data confidential?

Yes. The Census Act states that census records and schedules are not open to inspection and are not admissible as evidence in civil proceedings, except in limited cases specified by law.

Why does correct counting matter for a small community?

Smaller communities are the ones most affected when data is unclear. Visibility in the official count shapes how community institutions, heritage sites and traditions are recognised in policy and planning for years. Being a smaller share of the population is exactly why correct counting matters more, not less.

Our survey is already done, the BLO came. Was that the census?

Not every survey is the census. A BLO visit, a state survey or a caste survey are different processes. Census counting is valid only when, during the official census period, an official census representative completes the household process and the required verification happens. The enumerator visit is mandatory whether or not self-enumeration was done.

What can one person do for this campaign?

Ensure your own household is counted correctly, prepare your immediate family, and spread awareness in your circle. You do not need to do anything big; making sure correct counting happens, household by household, is what builds the chain.

What is the 4 families call?

Every Jain has four grandparental natal families: paternal-paternal, paternal-maternal, maternal-paternal and maternal-maternal. The 4 families call is a simple mission, reach out to all four and make sure every household is ready for Census 2027. It is finite, doable, and one of the highest-impact actions a single person can take.

I only have one hour a week. What can I do?

One hour is plenty. You can forward campaign messages to your four family branches, share the helpline 92898-11008 in your WhatsApp groups, or call one mandir trustee to suggest a small self-enumeration camp. Consistent small actions compound.

What is a mandir self-enumeration camp?

A mandir SE camp is a one-hour gathering at your local mandir, upashray or society where 5 to 10 families self-enumerate together with help. One small camp typically results in 10 to 50 households correctly counted in a single sitting.

How can sant or muni shri help?

Sant and muni shri play one of the most important roles, through a line or two in pravachan that reaches thousands of devotees, awareness compounds enormously. A Sant Kit with verified, sect-blind talking points is available so every saint across our sampradayas can speak about Census 2027 with clarity. Reach out via 92898-11008.

How can women in the community help?

Women are often the strongest connectors across families and across the four branches. A mother, sister or daughter making one round of calls to the four family branches typically reaches more households than any other action. Mahila mandals at mandirs are among the most effective places to host SE awareness camps.

How do I become a volunteer (Jain Janganna Saathi)?

Register on the official LEJC site with your name, phone number and area. A Saathi spreads verified awareness, helps families prepare, assists with self-enumeration and reminds people to answer “Religion: Jain” clearly. You do not need to be an expert to help.

Why should I trust LEJC?

LEJC is an independent, non-political civic awareness initiative. It does not collect personal data, does not submit anyone's census on their behalf, and does not ask for money. The actual census happens through the official government portal and enumerators; LEJC's only role is awareness.

Is this a scam or fundraising?

No. The campaign emphasises time and awareness, not money. If anyone uses LEJC's name to ask for donations or payments, please verify through the official helpline 92898-11008 or the official website before responding.

What is the campaign helpline number?

The campaign helpline is 92898-11008. You can give a missed call from any phone at no charge, and the system connects you back on WhatsApp with the right information for your area. Share this number widely in your family and mandir groups.