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Published: 12:23 pm Jul 13, 2023
File - Vehicles remain obstructed as heavy rainfall and subsequent inundation blocks major Araniko Highway around the area of Pool bazaar, Banepa-9, Kavre. Photo: RSS
SIRAHA, JULY 12A video has actually surfaced showing a police constable being tortured by another police officer on the properties of District Police Office, Siraha.
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The video of the incident, where cops constable Anu Ray is seen being tortured with hands connected, has actually gone viral.Inspector Hemant Rai has been implicated of causing abuse on Anu Ray. In the video, Anu Ray is seen crying and pleading to stop the abuse.
KATHMANDU, JULY 12The Post Enumeration Survey has discovered that 771,998 people were not consisted of in the National Census 2021.
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The PES likewise evaluated content errors in the selected variables used in the census. PES is carried out to examine the effectiveness of the census.Adding the excluded individuals in the census discovered by the study, the real population of Nepal pertains to 29,936, 576, stated Dhundiraj Lamichhane, Director of CBS. After the PES results, it has been found that the population has actually reached 29.9 million, included Director Lamichhane.However, Lamichhane said that in the main information of thepopulation of Nepal, the figure 29,164,578, which was released earlier, will be used.The PES has actually discovered 2.73 percent mistake in the 2021 census.Of this, 2.58 percent is random and 0.15 percent is the outcome of duplication.Lamichhane stated, 2.58 percent of the population was left out from the counting procedure and technically it is ruled out a huge part. Before the year 2021, the Central Bureau of Statistics had been carrying out the PES by itself. However, according to the theoretical principle and recommendations of the United Nations, such a survey needs to be performed by an independent and skilled agency.Therefore, to determine the completeness and precision of Census 2021, the workplace appointed the obligation to the Labour Studies Programme, Tribhuvan University (LSP-TU). Accordingly, the university concluded that 771,000 individuals were left out from the census.Lamichhane said the function of such a survey is to find the information of individuals who must be counted in the census, who are missing, duplicated or counted in error.The census was performed from 11 November to 25 November 2021. The result examining study began with the very first week of February 2022 and was completed by the end of June 2022. In terms of area, the teams were deployed from 15 March to 29 of 2022. The PES 2021, had embraced the approach and procedure of onsite enumeration based on the original census. As there were insufficient enumerators. The survey location was chosen as a sample. In those locations, total enumeration was done as in the census. The sample enumeration area was picked by thinking about the census area of 2021 as the primary selection unit.Accordingly, the country was divided into 8 significant regions.From those 8 locations, 10/10 enumeration location was selected as a sample having proper representation of city and rural areas.According to this, 80 enumeration areas were selected.Among the sample are-as, 50 were selected from city and 30 from backwoods respectively.According to the report, all regions consisting of mountains, hills and Tarai were consisted of in the sample. A shorter version of the survey utilized in the initial census was gotten ready for the enumeration survey. Based on the findings, the outcomes of the missing population across the nation was drawn.The results of the survey exposed that more individuals were missing out on in the census from metropolitan areas. Out of 771,998 people, 585,782 individuals in urban locations and 186,216 people in rural areas were missing out on from the census.It consisted of only householdsand their members who resided in the same location during the census and during the survey.According to the survey, at the nationwide level, 96.2 per cent of the population has been counted correctly in both the check study and the main census.There is a small reduction inthe precise match rate of both of them in urban areas. At the national level, 2.09 per cent of the population was counted in the survey and was missing in the original census.This rate is 2.44 per cent in urban areas.In the classification according to eight areas, it has actually been discovered that many people were omitted from Kathmandu Valley. In Kathmandu, 4.42 per cent was missed.Similarly, it was found that 2.99 per cent was missing in Lumbini province.In terms of age, individuals aged 80 years or older have the highest exclusion of 4.1 percent, 3.9 percent for 20 to 24 years, and 3.8 percent for 25 to 29 years.Among the missing out on, the rate of females is 2.3 per cent which of males is 2.9 per cent.Literate 2.9 per cent and illiterate 2.6 percent were found missing.The PES has actually discovered that the literate were more left out than the illiterate in the census.Among the left out, 2.1 percent of the population is wed, while for the unmarried, it is 3 per cent.A variation of this article appears in the print on July 13, 2023, of The Himalayan Times.
Previously, the outcomes of the census portrayed that the population of Nepal was 29,164,578. The study was carried out to discover whether there were errors or under-count or overcount of house/households or persons in population census due to omissions or incorrect addition by enumeration systems throughout the census count.
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