india 2012

259 Pages·2013·0.92 MB·English

I 2012
NDIA
Population
Reproductive & Child Health
Selected Papers of
Bhopal Seminar 2012
Editors
Aalok Ranjan
Ravendra Singh
MLC Foundation
‘Shyam’ Institute
MLC Foundation
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‘Shyam’ Institute
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India 2012: Population, Reproduction & Child Health
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ISBN: 978-93-82411-00-0
To
Dr Ishwar Dass
Who pioneered the Institution of Bhopal Seminar

Contents
Introduction 1
Aalok Ranjan
Demographic diversity in India 5
Aalok Ranjan
Ravendra Singh
Sharp decline in child sex ratio. Emerging concerns from 2011 census 27
T Chandrasekarayaa
PV Murthy
Family size transition and its impact over child health in India: State 43
level analysis
Ritwika Mukherjee
Nutrition advice during antenatal care and incidence of low birth 71
weight in India
Pallavi Gupta
Kaushlendra Kumar
Socio-economic inequalities in child nutrition in India classified by 83
gender and spatial location
Joemet Jose
Impact of socio-economic, demographic and health related factors on 91
reproductive health behaviour among ever married rural women. A
study from Bogra Sadar Upzila, Bangladesh
Rashed Alam
Women’s reproductive morbidity in eastern states of India 103
Kasturi Mondal
Chander Shekhar
National Rural Health Mission in the context of the health of women 115
and children. A study of Kotagarh block of Kandhamal district of
Odisha
M Baliar Singh
Dimensions and challenges of National Rural Health Mission in 127
reproductive and child health care in Andhra Pradesh
D Sai Sujatha
D Mahammad Rafi
Infant and young child feeding practices. A comparison of EAG and 137
non EAG states
Akash Kumar
Sayeed Unisa
Fertility transition in India: Evidence from DLHS 2007-08 155
Aalok Ranjan
Contraceptive use and methods choice among currently married 189
women in India
Sanjit Sarkar
Chander Shekhar
Socio-economic determinants of awareness among women about 203
government health programmes and it’s sources in Madhya Pradesh
Tushar Savarkar
Level and determinants of self-reported obstetric morbidity in India: 219
Evidences from DLHS-3
Mayank Prakash
Lifestyle diseases among Indian women. A comparative study of rural 235
and urban India
Kshipra Jain
Love matters. Romantic and sexual relationships among youths of 243
slums of Mumbai
Nidhi Sharma
Contributors
Rashed Alam Rajshahi University,
Rajshahi, Bangladesh
M Baliarsingh Jawaharlal Nehru University,
New Delhi
T Chandrasekarayya SV University,
Tirupati
Pallavi Gupta International Institute for Population Sciences,
Mumbai
Kshipra Jain International Institute for Population Sciences,
Mumbai
Joemet Jose International Institute for Population Sciences,
Mumbai
Akash Kumar International Institute for Population Sciences,
Mumbai
Kaushlendra Kumar International Institute for Population Sciences,
Mumbai
Kasturi Mondal International Institute for Population Sciences,
Mumbai
Ritwika Mukherjee Jawaharlal Nehru University,
New Delhi
PV Murthy SV University,
Tirupati
Mayank Prakash International Institute for Population Sciences,
Mumbai
D Mahammad Rafi SV University,
Tirupati
Aalok Ranjan Shyam Institute,
Bhopal
Sanjit Sarkar International Institute for Population Sciences,
Mumbai
Tushar Savarkar International Institute for Population Sciences,
Mumbai
Nidhi Sharma International Institute for Population Sciences,
Mumbai
Chander Shekhar International Institute for Population Sciences,
Mumbai
Ravendra Singh Ministry of Statistics and Programme
Implementation, Government of India,
New Delhi
D Sai Sujatha SV University,
Tirupati
Sayeed Unisa International Institute for Population Sciences,
Mumbai
India 2012
Population, Reproductive & Child Health