No. of people averse to govt surveys rises over 2x in 5 yrs
Business Standard|September 21, 2024
The number of people averse to the surveys by the National Statistical Office (NSO) has more than doubled over the last five years between the 75th National Sample Survey (NSS) round (July 2017- June 2018) and the 79th NSS round (July 2022-June 2023), the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MOSPI) said on Friday in a conference organised to discuss the issue of 'non-responsiveness' to its sample surveys.
SHIVA RAJORA
No. of people averse to govt surveys rises over 2x in 5 yrs

The ministry said that nearly 6.9 per cent people in urban areas surveyed by the NSO for the 79th NSS round did not participate in the exercise, while the number of people in rural India that refused to participate in these surveys stood at 3.9 percent.

In contrast, the non-response rate for the 75th round of NSS was 2.8 percent in urban areas and 1.5 percent in rural areas.

Speaking at the conference, Amitava Saha, deputy director general, NSO said that the non-responsiveness is predominantly an urban phenomenon and it is increasing at a much faster pace.

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