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Every Indian legally bound to reply census queries: Government tells Lok Sabha - Vimarsana News

Every Indian legally bound to reply census queries: Government tells Lok Sabha

Every Indian is legally bound to answer census questions and all requisite steps are being taken to carry out the census and the National Population Register exercise smoothly, Lok Sabha was informed on Tuesday. Union Minister of State for Home Nityanand Rai said the state governments appoint census officers to take or aid in or supervise the census exercise under the

All Indian nationals bound to reply to census queries: Govt - Vimarsana News

All Indian nationals bound to reply to census queries: Govt

Every Indian national is legally bound to reply to the census questions and all requisite steps are being taken to carry out the census and compilation of the National Population Register (NPR) exercise smoothly, the Parliament was told on ...

My appeal to the Scottish Government to press pause on gender self-ID - Vimarsana News

My appeal to the Scottish Government to press pause on gender self-ID

I WROTE last week about what the constitution of an independent Scotland might look like and reminded readers that, back in 2014, it was the…

Scottish census legal challenge thrown out by judge - Vimarsana News

Scottish census legal challenge thrown out by judge

A legal challenge to questions on sex and gender in the upcoming census in Scotland has been thrown out by the Court of Session.

Legal challenge to Scottish census sex question thrown out - Vimarsana News

Legal challenge to Scottish census sex question thrown out

The Scottish census will allow people to self-identify as male or female after a legal ruling by judge Lord Sandison.

Source: bbc.co.uk