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The Commissioner along with senior officials inspected the door-to-door survey which was taken up by the government Statewide to collect details of the people living in the urban areas including their socio-economic condition employment, education etc.
Directing the field staff to strive for early completion of door-to-door service, she urged the residents to extend their cooperation to the survey aimed at preparing a comprehensive report on the people living in the urban areas. Trainee Collector Raghuvamsi and Deputy Commissioner Amaraiah were also present.
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