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About Us. The history of Civil Registration System (CRS) in India dates back to the middle of the 19th century. In 1886, a Central Births, Deaths, and Marriages Registration Act was promulgated to provide for voluntary registration throughout British India.
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Civil Registration System. Note: Only Domiciliary (Home / House) Birth/Death can be reported through this portal within 21 days of the occurence of the event and to the registration unit where portal is being used for Registration of Birth & Death.
Civil Registration System (CRS), popularly known as birth and death registration system, is the recording of vital events i.e. Birth, Death & Still Birth under the statutory provisions on continuous and permanent basis. CRS falls under the Concurrent list of the Constitution of India at Sl. No. 30.
After registration, the certificate needs to be obtained from the Registrar. Where a birth has been registered without name of the child, the same needs to be reported to the Registrar within prescribed period.
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Registrars have been appointed for each local area under Section 7 of the RBD Act, 1969 for registration of births and deaths occurred under their jurisdictional area. Registrars may belong to a municipality, Panchayat, Government health institution or other local authority appointed by the State Government..