NPR Data Updation Utility

NPR DUU is an application developed by NIC which is used to update the National Population Register (NPR) data in the event of any changes in the demographic profile of citizens since the last NPR was created.

Only trained operators can operate the NPR Data Update Utility. They need to be trained by the Registrar General of India to use the NPR DUU.

The minimum system requirements for NPR DUU are: Windows 7 operating system or above, Intel Processor (Core i3 or above), 4GB RAM, and a minimum of 10GB hard disk space.

The process for updating NPR data using DUU involves three steps: Data Entry, Verification, and Approval. The operator enters the updated data into the DUU. The verifier then checks and verifies the data entered. After verification, the approving officer approves the updated data.

No, NPR DUU requires an active internet connection to function as it needs to communicate with the NIC server for validation and synchronization with the main NPR database.

Yes, operators need to use their unique ID and password to log in to NPR DUU before they can start working on updating the data.

In case of any technical issues while using NPR DUU, the operator should contact the designated technical support team for help.

The updated data entered into NPR DUU gets synced with the main NPR database in real-time as soon as it is approved by the approving officer.

If any discrepancy is found in the updated NPR data, the concerned person should notify the operator or the designated authorities, who can then initiate corrective actions.

Yes, NPR DUU can be integrated with other software systems using APIs provided by NIC.