
Prabhag and constituency frame agreed
We map each target prabhag to its assembly segment and agree which Ramtek-side villages enter the sample.

Four-member prabhags, two Lok Sabha seats and a district that runs from city wards to orange orchards
Bharat Survey is a survey company in Nagpur for campaigns, researchers, NGOs and government departments that want fieldwork they can audit. Field teams are deployed per project across the Nagpur Municipal Corporation's 38 prabhags and the talukas beyond it, using an offline Android app that ties each interview to a GPS point and time. Progress is visible on a web panel every day.
Nagpur's civic map changes how political samples are built. Voters in most prabhags elect four corporators, so a single-ward logic does not fit.
The January 2026 Nagpur Municipal Corporation election filled 151 seats across 38 prabhags, most returning four members. We size samples per prabhag and report issue priorities and candidate awareness for the whole unit, with sub-area splits only where the count supports it.
The Nagpur Lok Sabha seat covers six city assembly segments. Ramtek covers Katol, Savner, Hingna, Umred, Kamthi and Ramtek, which mix peri-urban growth with farm villages. Questionnaires carry separate modules for civic services and for crop, irrigation and market issues, kept neutral and reviewed before launch.
Sources: Nagpur Municipal Corporation · Nagpur district administration · Chief Electoral Officer, Maharashtra · State Election Commission, Maharashtra · 2026 NMC election (pointer to official results)
Nagpur's summers are among the hottest in Maharashtra, so field hours and targets are set by season before recruiting starts.
Nagpur is a trading and logistics hub for central India, and its orange orchards spread into the surrounding talukas. Both shape the kind of studies that run here.
The booth management app Nagpur campaign teams can run with us assigns booths to workers, tracks GPS attendance and rolls progress into a prabhag view for the war room. Android, offline-first, and no voter-roll personal data is imported.
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We treat each prabhag as the reporting unit because that is where voters choose multiple corporators. Sample size is set per prabhag, spread across its neighbourhoods by GPS, and results show issue priorities and awareness for the whole prabhag. We only split further when the interview count is large enough to be meaningful.
Yes. The frame covers the six city segments under Nagpur and the six segments under Ramtek, with separate quotas so rural villages are not swamped by city responses. Reports can be read per Lok Sabha seat, per assembly segment or combined for the district.
It does. From April to June, doorstep interviews move to early morning and evening shifts, daily targets per enumerator are lowered, and buffer days are added. The dashboard shows completion against plan so any slowdown is visible early rather than at the deadline.
Yes, farmer and trader interviews in the orange-growing talukas are part of the market research we run for the region. Questions on prices, storage and inputs are scheduled around harvest so growers are reachable, and every interview is geo-tagged to its village.

Tell us the prabhags or talukas, sample and deadline. We will send a field plan and quotation.