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Quick Scroll PSM : Civil Reg system 01.05.06 (2 years ago) #1
Its not exactly a doubt but wanna inform you about the change in time limits for birth and death registration. Park mentions the time limit for Birth and Death registration as follows:

Birth = within 14 days
Death = within 7 days

But i've come across a different set of data. Nowadays the limit for both is 21 days. I don't know if its uniform across all states or not but I am very sure for Rajasthan (cos i've ssen the govt pamphlets for general public) and Haryana (Link:http://haryanahealth.nic.in/Documents/BirthRegistration.htm)

Take note and any more info is welcome...
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Quick Scroll 01.05.06 (2 years ago) #2
well u are very correct abt uniform 21 days scheduling...this was known to me last year or before so i think it's been some time these deadlines been issued
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Quick Scroll 01.05.06 (2 years ago) #3
yup its 21days now..no doubts... icon_smile.gif
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Quick Scroll 01.05.06 (2 years ago) #4
Cool i dint know it..

has it come in any BOOK...till now ???
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Quick Scroll 01.06.06 (2 years ago) #5
have u seen with yr eyes ash b--?
i am dead sure it was told in a recent iams mock that it has been changed to 14 days for both...
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Quick Scroll 01.06.06 (2 years ago) #6
thanks for the info...more such info are wellcome
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Quick Scroll 01.06.06 (2 years ago) #7
amit aashish says both are 14...
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Quick Scroll 01.06.06 (2 years ago) #8
manpreet108 wrote:
have u seen with yr eyes ash b--?
i am dead sure it was told in a recent iams mock that it has been changed to 14 days for both...


BRAVO wrote:
amit aashish says both are 14...


some body to support what i am saying--ashish amit and bravo!!!! icon_lol.gif

now ????
is it 14 or 21?
i wd personally go for 14--as a friend from Punjab was given a circular in his hospital --that the thing is nowq changed to 14 days.
i wonder if that varies from state to state...
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Quick Scroll 01.06.06 (2 years ago) #9
Thanks everbody for adding 2 our info.

Manpreet i've already mentioned that in Rajasthan its 21 days. I've given a link to Haryana govts official site, u can confirm from there. We had even enquired with our PSM HOD and he said its 21 days now, though we din ask about differences in diff states then. Maybe d IAMS guys went with Park.

Well about Amit Ashish, all i can say is, i don't consider it a reference at all. So we should go for some official document.

Aditi and Vineet seem to agree and if u guys could post some more references, it could be confirmed.
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Quick Scroll 01.06.06 (2 years ago) #10
Its 21 days in delhi too.. See the following extract from the link
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As per Delhi Registration of Births & Deaths Rules, 1999 (w.e.f 1.1.2000), all births, still births and deaths within 21 days of the occurrence are to be reported to the Registrar /Sub-Registrar of the concerned local area.


The language suggests that maybe, its the power of state govt to prescribe the limit.
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