India and NRS PGDM Batch 2013-15 IMC ASSIGNMENT - 4 Submitted to: Dr. S. Radhakrishnan Submitted by: Nishanth M S (PGDM No. 13160) IMC ASSIGNMENT 4
PGDM No: 13160 Parameters considered by Census of India Census is the most credible and reliable source of information on Demography, Economic Activity, Literacy & Education, Housing & Household Amenities, Urbanization, Fertility and Mortality, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, Language, Religion, Migration, Disability and many other socio-cultural and demographic data The major parameters considered by census of India are: Name of the Person Gender Date of Birth Place of Birth Marital Status Name of Father Name of Mother Name of Spouse Present Address Duration of stay at Present Address Permanent Address Occupation Nationality as Declared Educational Qualification Relationship to Head of family Work House hold Income Disability Housing Conditions How Does Government Process Census Information? The government can process the census information to: Frame policies in various sector like health, education etc. Planning and providing education system provision in different regions. Planning of public transportation and infrastructure. Budget allocation to local bodies Planning subsidies to the needy Determining tax rates in country Planning allotment of local authorities From Marketing Point of you how census and NRS are useful Census & NRS are useful as they provide data that serve as a basis for market research, assessment of the demand for products and services, assessment of the supply of personnel, Segmentation of the market, selection of target market and helps in selection of channel of communication to the end consumer. Commonalities and Differences between census and NRS Commonalities They speak about the demography, income, characteristics of the respondents. They provide information on the marketing channel communication. Differences
Census NRS Covers the characteristics of the country population. Provides information on the individuals of the country and all the infrastructure available in individual households Information can be used to device marketing strategy. Visual communication can be planned using the data
Population is only newspaper readers Reach of newspapers to its audience Only can be used for communication strategy. Data helps in communication in print media or newspapers