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Department of Science and Computer Science F.Y.B.Sc . (Computer Science) Subject : Descriptive Statistics – I “STATISTICS MADE EASY” TOPIC- Group/Team No- 10 Conducted By, Faculty : Prof. Shriram Kargaonkar Asst. Prof. in Statistics & UBA Coordinator M.Sc. (Statistics), PhD (Pursuing), MBA( Mrkt .), UGC-NET Qualified.

Introduction : MOSP I stands for the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation. It is a government department responsible for statistical data collection, analysis, and dissemination, as well as program evaluation and policy formulation in a country. 2) Establishment: MOSPI is typically established as a result of legislation or government decree. It is primarily focused on ensuring accurate and reliable statistical data and information for evidence-based decision making . 3) Functioning: MOSPI's primary function is to collect, compile, and analyze statistical data from various sources, including surveys and administrative records. It also conducts surveys and studies to gather data on various socio-economic aspects of the country..

5 ) Responsibility: MOSPI has several responsibilities, including Collecting, analyzing, and disseminating statistical data on various sectors of the Economy:- Conducting surveys and studies to gather data on socio-economic indicators:- Coordinating with different government departments and organizations to ensure data reliability and consistency Developing statistical standards and methodologies for data collection and analysis Monitoring and evaluating the progress of government projects and schemes:- Providing statistical support and expertise to other government departments:- Collaborating with international agencies and organizations for capacity building and knowledge exchange ..

6) Contribution: The Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation's contribution lies in providing accurate and reliable statistical data to inform evidence-based decision making. It facilitates informed policy formulation, program evaluation, and monitoring the progress of government schemes and initiatives. MOSPI's work helps in identifying gaps in socio-economic development, highlighting areas of concern, and guiding developmental strategies..

Introduction: NSSO stands for National Sample Survey Office. It is a government organization under the Ministry of Statistics and Programmer Implementation (MOSPI) in India. NSSO is responsible for conducting sample surveys on various socio-economic aspects of the country. 2) Establishment: NSSO was established in 1950 to collect and analyze reliable statistical data for policy formulation and evaluation of government programs. It operates under the statutory authority provided by the Collection of Statistics Act, 2008. 3) Functioning: NSSO conducts large-scale sample surveys using scientific sampling methods to gather data on different socio-economic indicators such as employment, poverty, consumption, education, and health. It designs survey schedules, collects data through fieldwork, processes the collected data, and provides statistical reports and data sets ..

5) Responsibility: NSSO has several responsibilities including:- Planning and conducting large-scale sample surveys to collect data on socio-economic indicators :- Developing survey methodologies and questionnaire design to ensure data accuracy and reliability :- Processing and analyzing the collected data to generate statistical reports and indicators :- Disseminating survey findings and data sets to various stakeholders including government departments, researchers, and the general public :- Collaborating with other government agencies and departments to ensure the availability and quality of statistical data :- Conducting special studies on specific socio-economic issues as per the requirements of MOSPI or other government bodies.

6) Contribution: NSSO's contribution lies in providing crucial socio-economic data that helps in understanding the current state and trends in various aspects of the Indian economy. The data collected by NSSO supports evidence-based decision making, policy formulation, and program monitoring. It enables the government to identify gaps, allocate resources efficiently, and implement targeted policies and programs that address socio-economic issues..

Introduction: CSO stands for Central Statistics Office. It is a government organization responsible for coordinating statistical activities in India. CSO operates under the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MOSPI) and plays a crucial role in collecting, analyzing, and disseminating statistical data. 2) Establishment: CSO was established in 1951 and has since been responsible for the coordination of statistical activities in India. It operates under the statutory authority provided by the Collection of Statistics Act, 2008. 3) Functioning: CSO is responsible for the overall coordination, development, and dissemination of statistical data in India. It works closely with other statistical agencies, such as NSSO, to ensure the availability and quality of statistical information. CSO designs statistical surveys, compiles data from various sources, and provides analytical reports and indicators..

5) Responsibility: CSO has several responsibilities, including:- Coordinating statistical activities among various government departments and agencies :- Designing and implementing statistical surveys to collect data on various socio-economic indicator. :- Compiling, processing, and analyzing statistical data from different sources :- Generating reports, indicators, and statistical publications.- Organizing training programs and workshops to enhance statistical capacity :- Collaborating with international organizations for statistical cooperation..

6) Contribution: CSO's contribution lies in providing comprehensive and reliable statistical data that forms the foundation for evidence-based governance and decision making. The data collected and compiled by CSO helps in assessing the performance of the economy, monitoring the progress of government programs, and facilitating research and analysis on various socio-economic aspects of India..

LIST OF STUDENT. SR.NO ROLL NO. STUDENT NAME 1 FE073 SHIVRAJ THORAT 2 FE074 VAIBHAV BHADALE 3 FE075 UPENDRA WAJAGE 4 FE076 MRUNAL SHINDE 5 FE077 SHILPA CHOUGULE 6 FE078 ROHAN GAWALI 7 FE079 PRATIKSHA GANDGE 8 FE080 SUMIT SHINDE.