Conclusion
Since 1872, India has experienced different migration trends and patterns within the decades. The late Census have kept the statistics of India as an unknown book which might show any unexpected results in the coming times. Migration has variety of effects on women, children, elderly parents and gender relations within households and all these effects are still understudied. Globalization will inevitably lead to a rise in migration in the coming years, which will continue to grow and if the right policies are not in place to support the integrated development of cities like Mumbai, then it would pose an issue. Short distance migration is often found for women in the earlier where the reasons for migration for them was only marriage but with time, the development of policies, the scope for their living has increased and so the Census will help to know the accurate data for policy implication and programmes. Some regions may have more out migration than the other so the policy for those regions will be varied and likewise the movement of particular age group will also define how the migration pattern is and help in the policy development. The Census data is also used to study the energy consumption of a particular area, the transport and communication system, etc. for the policy makers to analyse the unique programme development. The Census data has been created to fulfil the demands of the population, users and the stakeholders which reflects the relevancy of information. The census determines the accuracy, accessibility, interpretability, and timeliness. The late count in the national context will have restrictions on the data that is be gathered. Before COVID 19, a new technology called the Cross-Platform Portal was confirmed to be used to perform the entire process digitally and introduce various modifications to the census-conducting process that would benefit everyone (i.e., citizens, census officers, ministers, etc.). The entire process will be referred to as Mahaganana. But everything is in postpone mode.