Peren Economics and Statistics department conducts training on Civil Registration System in Jalukie
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DIMAPUR — The Peren district Economics and Statistics department conducted a district- and block-level training and sensitisation programme on the Registration of Birth and Death Act and the online Civil Registration System (CRS) at Rehangki Conference Hall in Jalukie town on Tuesday.
The session was held for CRS functionaries, including registrars of births and deaths, village council chairmen (VCCs), and Anganwadi workers, covering the Jalukie and Peren Rural Development (RD) blocks.
The same training for Athibung and Tening RD blocks will be held on November 4 and 7, respectively, according to a DIPR report.
David Khutso, Deputy Director of the Directorate of Economics and Statistics, Nagaland, provided an overview of the Civil Registration System. He stated that the training aimed to impart practical skills for registering births and deaths through the online CRS portal, covering data entry procedures, verification, approval, and the subsequent issuance of certificates.
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Additionally, the programme focused on the importance of the Registration of Births and Deaths Act, clarifying the specific roles and responsibilities of the functionaries, and ensuring they know how to correctly fill out official registration forms and manage the overall process.
Khutso noted that many user complaints have been received regarding difficulties in accessing and operating the online Civil Registration System due to poor or unstable internet connectivity. He stated that the training was specifically designed to address these grievances, challenges, and operational bottlenecks faced during the registration process.
Furthermore, the deputy director encouraged the officials to demonstrate dedication to their duties by prioritising and fulfilling their responsibilities effectively. He cautioned officials against manipulating data and advised them never to share their system credentials or registration login details, unless for official purposes.
Kedalak Nring, Senior Inspector, District Economics and Statistics Officer, Peren, delivered the welcome address. In the technical session, Chonbeni Oren Patton, ESO, Directorate of Economics and Statistics, Kohima, and Khozani Ovung presented on the Registration of Births and Deaths Act and the online Civil Registration System.