Haryana-06 Delhi-07 Total disabled population Persons 455, , , ,886 13, ,454 Males 273, ,908 68, ,872 8, ,44
|
|
|
- Jerome Russell
- 5 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 INDIA-00 Jammu & Kashmir-01 Total disabled population Persons 21,906,769 16,388,382 5,518, , ,718 72,952 Males 12,605,635 9,410,185 3,195, , ,443 42,373 Females 9,301,134 6,978,197 2,322, , ,275 30,579 In Seeing Persons 10,634,881 7,873,383 2,761, , ,494 56,219 Males 5,732,338 4,222,717 1,509, ,034 83,563 32,471 Females 4,902,543 3,650,666 1,251,877 92,679 68,931 23,748 In Speech Persons 1,640,868 1,243, ,014 16,956 13,992 2,964 Males 942, , ,129 9,748 8,090 1,658 Females 698, , ,885 7,208 5,902 1,306 In Hearing Persons 1,261,722 1,022, ,906 14,157 11,751 2,406 Males 673, , ,795 7,693 6,481 1,212 Females 587, , ,111 6,464 5,270 1,194 In Movement Persons 6,105,477 4,654,552 1,450,925 37,965 32,522 5,443 Males 3,902,752 2,975, ,625 23,312 19,937 3,375 Females 2,202,725 1,679, ,300 14,653 12,585 2,068 Mental Persons 2,263,821 1,593, ,044 24,879 18,959 5,920 Males 1,354, , ,280 15,029 11,372 3,657 Females 909, , ,764 9,850 7,587 2,263 Himachal Pradesh-02 Punjab-03 Total disabled population Persons 155, ,756 11, , , ,505 Males 90,444 83,646 6, , ,552 75,304 Females 65,506 61,110 4, , ,466 52,201 In Seeing Persons 64,122 58,132 5, , ,597 58,256 Males 34,819 31,163 3,656 93,153 60,743 32,410 Females 29,303 26,969 2,334 77,700 51,854 25,846 In Speech Persons 12,762 11, ,756 15,992 6,764 Males 7,512 7, ,492 9,417 4,075 Females 5,250 4, ,264 6,575 2,689 In Hearing Persons 15,239 14, ,348 12,765 4,583 Males 8,411 8, ,226 6,751 2,475 Females 6,828 6, ,122 6,014 2,108 In Movement Persons 46,512 43,938 2, , ,648 37,110 Males 29,141 27,524 1,617 96,183 72,923 23,260 Females 17,371 16, ,575 39,725 13,850 Mental Persons 17,315 15,975 1,340 63,808 43,016 20,792 Males 10,561 9, ,802 27,718 13,084 Females 6,754 6, ,006 15,298 7,708 Chandigarh-04 Uttaranchal-05 Total disabled population Persons 15,538 1,656 13, , ,829 39,940 Males 9,538 1,097 8, ,209 88,961 24,248 Females 6, ,441 81,560 65,868 15,692 In Seeing Persons 8, ,469 85,668 66,804 18,864 Males 5, ,421 46,434 35,336 11,098 Females 3, ,048 39,234 31,468 7,766 In Speech Persons ,749 13,600 3,149 Males ,942 8,029 1,913 Females ,807 5,571 1,236 In Hearing Persons ,990 14,059 1,931 Males ,809 7,748 1,061 Females ,181 6, In Movement Persons 3, ,448 56,474 45,284 11,190 Males 2, ,241 35,605 28,389 7,216 Females 1, ,207 20,869 16,895 3,974 Mental Persons 1, ,636 19,888 15,082 4,806 Males 1, ,419 9,459 2,960 Females ,469 5,623 1,846 Note: # - Excludes Mao Maram, Paomata and Purul sub-divisions of Senapati district of Manipur.
2 Haryana-06 Delhi-07 Total disabled population Persons 455, , , ,886 13, ,454 Males 273, ,908 68, ,872 8, ,448 Females 181, ,884 46,319 91,014 5,008 86,006 In Seeing Persons 201, ,286 53, ,712 4, ,787 Males 111,545 81,300 30,245 71,342 2,867 68,475 Females 89,813 66,986 22,827 49,370 2,058 47,312 In Speech Persons 24,920 18,332 6,588 15,505 1,035 14,470 Males 15,643 11,623 4,020 9, ,781 Females 9,277 6,709 2,568 6, ,689 In Hearing Persons 27,682 22,158 5,524 8, ,031 Males 15,144 12,167 2,977 4, ,476 Females 12,538 9,991 2,547 3, ,555 In Movement Persons 151, ,707 34,778 64,885 5,219 59,666 Males 98,797 76,979 21,818 42,700 3,478 39,222 Females 52,688 39,728 12,960 22,185 1,741 20,444 Mental Persons 49,595 34,309 15,286 26,043 1,543 24,500 Males 32,708 22,839 9,869 16,554 1,060 15,494 Females 16,887 11,470 5,417 9, ,006 Rajasthan-08 Uttar Pradesh-09 Total disabled population Persons 1,411,979 1,109, ,596 3,453,369 2,705, ,585 Males 840, , ,050 2,076,504 1,625, ,563 Females 571, , ,546 1,376,865 1,079, ,022 In Seeing Persons 753, , ,512 1,852,071 1,445, ,926 Males 430, ,419 94,170 1,042, , ,517 Females 323, ,031 68, , , ,409 In Speech Persons 73,147 55,548 17, , ,181 55,770 Males 46,552 35,681 10, , ,631 32,797 Females 26,595 19,867 6, ,523 81,550 22,973 In Hearing Persons 75,235 63,828 11, , ,236 23,067 Males 39,868 33,670 6,198 73,144 60,246 12,898 Females 35,367 30,158 5,209 55,159 44,990 10,169 In Movement Persons 400, ,538 82, , , ,821 Males 253, ,293 53, , , ,856 Females 147, ,245 29, , ,940 63,965 Mental Persons 109,058 80,019 29, , ,463 75,001 Males 70,317 51,537 18, , ,379 48,495 Females 38,741 28,482 10,259 98,590 72,084 26,506 Bihar-10 Sikkim-11 Total disabled population Persons 1,887,611 1,692, ,157 20,367 18,571 1,796 Males 1,131,526 1,013, ,827 11,409 10,365 1,044 Females 756, ,755 77,330 8,958 8, In Seeing Persons 1,005, , ,589 10,790 9,454 1,336 Males 556, ,654 58,034 6,100 5, Females 448, ,362 44,555 4,690 4, In Speech Persons 130, ,605 12,866 3,174 3, Males 77,193 69,488 7,705 1,654 1, Females 53,278 48,117 5,161 1,520 1, In Hearing Persons 73,970 67,619 6,351 3,432 3, Males 43,441 39,693 3,748 1,920 1, Females 30,529 27,926 2,603 1,512 1, In Movement Persons 512, ,061 53,185 2,172 2, Males 346, ,536 35,227 1,306 1, Females 165, ,525 17, Mental Persons 165, ,153 20, Males 107,441 94,328 13, Females 57,878 50,825 7,
3 Arunachal Pradesh-12 Nagaland-13 Total disabled population Persons 33,315 27,456 5,859 26,499 23,520 2,979 Males 22,175 17,848 4,327 14,541 12,778 1,763 Females 11,140 9,608 1,532 11,958 10,742 1,216 In Seeing Persons 23,079 18,329 4,750 9,968 8,209 1,759 Males 16,283 12,630 3,653 5,627 4,544 1,083 Females 6,796 5,699 1,097 4,341 3, In Speech Persons 2,429 2, ,398 4, Males 1,420 1, ,285 2, Females 1, ,113 1, In Hearing Persons 3,072 2, ,245 5, Males 1,669 1, ,819 2, Females 1,403 1, ,426 2, In Movement Persons 3,474 3, ,258 3, Males 2,127 1, ,332 2, Females 1,347 1, ,926 1, Mental Persons 1,261 1, ,630 2, Males ,478 1, Females ,152 1, Manipur#-14 Mizoram-15 Total disabled population Persons 28,376 20,955 7,421 16,011 9,691 6,320 Males 15,456 11,387 4,069 8,763 5,228 3,535 Females 12,920 9,568 3,352 7,248 4,463 2,785 In Seeing Persons 11,713 8,733 2,980 6,257 3,770 2,487 Males 6,264 4,696 1,568 3,506 2,089 1,417 Females 5,449 4,037 1,412 2,751 1,681 1,070 In Speech Persons 2,769 1, ,006 1, Males 1,502 1, , Females 1, In Hearing Persons 2,994 2, ,421 1, Males 1,516 1, , Females 1,478 1, , In Movement Persons 6,177 4,599 1,578 2,476 1, Males 3,507 2, , Females 2,670 2, , Mental Persons 4,723 3,190 1,533 2,851 1,655 1,196 Males 2,667 1, , Females 2,056 1, , Tripura-16 Meghalaya-17 Total disabled population Persons 58,940 48,800 10,140 28,803 22,740 6,063 Males 33,461 27,638 5,823 15,317 12,052 3,265 Females 25,479 21,162 4,317 13,486 10,688 2,798 In Seeing Persons 27,505 22,559 4,946 13,381 9,643 3,738 Males 15,629 12,824 2,805 7,170 5,114 2,056 Females 11,876 9,735 2,141 6,211 4,529 1,682 In Speech Persons 5,105 4, ,431 2, Males 2,859 2, ,751 1, Females 2,246 1, ,680 1, In Hearing Persons 5,699 4, ,668 3, Males 2,807 2, ,795 1, Females 2,892 2, ,873 1, In Movement Persons 13,970 11,588 2,382 5,127 4, Males 8,496 7,001 1,495 2,893 2, Females 5,474 4, ,234 1, Mental Persons 6,661 5,470 1,191 3,196 2, Males 3,670 2, ,708 1, Females 2,991 2, ,488 1, Note: # - Excludes Mao Maram, Paomata and Purul sub-divisions of Senapati district.
4 Assam-18 West Bengal-19 Total disabled population Persons 530, ,113 62,187 1,847,174 1,354, ,921 Males 297, ,460 36,056 1,058, , ,164 Females 232, ,653 26, , , ,757 In Seeing Persons 282, ,103 37, , , ,852 Males 154, ,655 21, , , ,074 Females 127, ,448 16, , , ,778 In Speech Persons 56,974 51,566 5, , ,912 37,110 Males 31,783 28,714 3,069 94,645 74,059 20,586 Females 25,191 22,852 2,339 75,377 58,853 16,524 In Hearing Persons 51,825 48,274 3, , ,457 22,122 Males 27,554 25,731 1,823 71,160 59,160 12,000 Females 24,271 22,543 1,728 60,419 50,297 10,122 In Movement Persons 91,970 82,861 9, , ,682 92,976 Males 56,386 50,493 5, , ,990 60,503 Females 35,584 32,368 3, , ,692 32,473 Mental Persons 47,475 41,309 6, , ,981 88,861 Males 27,657 23,867 3, , ,451 52,001 Females 19,818 17,442 2, ,390 77,530 36,860 Jharkhand-20 Orissa-21 Total disabled population Persons 448, ,928 99,449 1,021, , ,626 Males 264, ,463 60, , ,418 83,496 Females 184, ,465 38, , ,291 60,130 In Seeing Persons 186, ,109 44, , ,405 78,699 Males 104,147 78,292 25, , ,381 43,770 Females 82,069 63,817 18, , ,024 34,929 In Speech Persons 39,683 31,553 8,130 68,673 59,674 8,999 Males 22,516 17,776 4,740 37,625 32,509 5,116 Females 17,167 13,777 3,390 31,048 27,165 3,883 In Hearing Persons 28,233 23,552 4,681 84,115 76,356 7,759 Males 15,753 13,043 2,710 45,701 41,403 4,298 Females 12,480 10,509 1,971 38,414 34,953 3,461 In Movement Persons 138, ,272 28, , ,955 31,896 Males 87,802 69,515 18, , ,454 20,623 Females 50,521 40,757 9,764 97,774 86,501 11,273 Mental Persons 55,922 41,442 14, ,592 87,319 16,273 Males 34,011 24,837 9,174 58,360 48,671 9,689 Females 21,911 16,605 5,306 45,232 38,648 6,584 Chhattisgarh-22 Madhya Pradesh-23 Total disabled population Persons 419, ,993 74,894 1,408,528 1,060, ,095 Males 231, ,571 43, , , ,541 Females 188, ,422 31, , , ,554 In Seeing Persons 160, ,417 30, , , ,989 Males 84,047 67,167 16, , ,729 86,838 Females 76,084 62,250 13, , ,496 71,151 In Speech Persons 30,438 25,280 5,158 75,825 56,242 19,583 Males 16,702 13,803 2,899 45,600 33,872 11,728 Females 13,736 11,477 2,259 30,225 22,370 7,855 In Hearing Persons 34,093 30,398 3,695 85,354 70,642 14,712 Males 18,345 16,420 1,925 48,468 40,251 8,217 Females 15,748 13,978 1,770 36,886 30,391 6,495 In Movement Persons 151, ,597 26, , , ,834 Males 88,943 72,806 16, , ,349 76,729 Females 62,668 52,791 9, , ,695 42,105 Mental Persons 43,614 34,301 9, ,257 78,280 36,977 Males 23,731 18,375 5,356 70,980 47,951 23,029 Females 19,883 15,926 3,957 44,277 30,329 13,948
5 Gujarat-24 Daman & Diu-25 Total disabled population Persons 1,045, , ,098 3,171 1,880 1,291 Males 604, , ,871 1,779 1, Females 440, , ,227 1, In Seeing Persons 494, , ,483 1,898 1, Males 273, ,883 88,811 1, Females 220, ,258 68, In Speech Persons 66,534 46,110 20, Males 40,710 28,515 12, Females 25,824 17,595 8, In Hearing Persons 70,321 52,424 17, Males 35,430 26,908 8, Females 34,891 25,516 9, In Movement Persons 310, ,259 92, Males 191, ,819 56, Females 119,258 83,440 35, Mental Persons 103,221 65,433 37, Males 63,623 39,968 23, Females 39,598 25,465 14, Dadra & Nagar Haveli-26 Maharashtra-27 Total disabled population Persons 4,048 3, ,569,582 1,020, ,211 Males 2,329 1, , , ,264 Females 1,719 1, , , ,947 In Seeing Persons 2,346 1, , , ,044 Males 1,353 1, , , ,849 Females , ,269 86,195 In Speech Persons ,043 70,809 42,234 Males ,802 39,729 24,073 Females ,241 31,080 18,161 In Hearing Persons ,390 69,205 23,185 Males ,789 39,007 12,782 Females ,601 30,198 10,403 In Movement Persons , , ,222 Males , , ,143 Females , ,195 65,079 Mental Persons , ,748 88,526 Males ,139 70,722 52,417 Females ,135 54,026 36,109 Andhra Pradesh-28 Karnataka-29 Total disabled population Persons 1,364,981 1,050, , , , ,504 Males 773, , , , , ,921 Females 591, , , , , ,583 In Seeing Persons 581, , , , , ,174 Males 318, ,461 83, , ,907 76,532 Females 262, ,778 63, , ,794 59,642 In Speech Persons 138, ,500 31,474 90,717 65,283 25,434 Males 76,032 58,637 17,395 50,492 36,255 14,237 Females 62,942 48,863 14,079 40,225 29,028 11,197 In Hearing Persons 73,373 61,075 12,298 49,861 37,381 12,480 Males 35,891 29,841 6,050 25,455 18,931 6,524 Females 37,482 31,234 6,248 24,406 18,450 5,956 In Movement Persons 415, ,677 86, , ,449 75,110 Males 256, ,201 54, , ,400 47,415 Females 159, ,476 31,831 97,744 70,049 27,695 Mental Persons 155, ,909 38,290 92,631 62,325 30,306 Males 86,777 64,118 22,659 51,529 34,316 17,213 Females 68,422 52,791 15,631 41,102 28,009 13,093
6 Goa-30 Lakshadweep-31 Total disabled population Persons 15,749 8,559 7,190 1, Males 8,889 4,846 4, Females 6,860 3,713 3, In Seeing Persons 4,393 2,251 2, Males 2,316 1,157 1, Females 2,077 1, In Speech Persons 1,868 1, Males 1, Females In Hearing Persons 1, Males Females In Movement Persons 4,910 2,697 2, Males 3,082 1,735 1, Females 1, Mental Persons 3,578 1,972 1, Males 1,983 1, Females 1, Kerala-32 Tamil Nadu-33 Total disabled population Persons 860, , ,012 1,642, , ,478 Males 458, , , , , ,737 Females 402, ,291 99, , , ,741 In Seeing Persons 334, ,284 83, , , ,732 Males 167, ,846 42, , , ,531 Females 167, ,438 40, , , ,201 In Speech Persons 67,066 51,003 16, ,479 75,215 49,264 Males 37,179 28,299 8,880 68,172 40,989 27,183 Females 29,887 22,704 7,183 56,307 34,226 22,081 In Hearing Persons 79,713 61,066 18,647 72,636 44,236 28,400 Males 36,456 28,145 8,311 34,896 21,374 13,522 Females 43,257 32,921 10,336 37,740 22,862 14,878 In Movement Persons 237, ,587 59, , , ,044 Males 142, ,646 34, , ,156 91,754 Females 95,348 70,941 24, ,888 77,598 57,290 Mental Persons 141, ,842 35, ,521 67,483 60,038 Males 75,004 55,555 19,449 72,480 37,733 34,747 Females 66,682 50,287 16,395 55,041 29,750 25,291 Pondicherry-34 Andaman & Nicobar Islands-35 Total disabled population Persons 25,857 9,541 16,316 7,057 5,082 1,975 Males 14,765 5,420 9,345 4,226 3,059 1,167 Females 11,092 4,121 6,971 2,831 2, In Seeing Persons 10,646 3,898 6,748 3,321 2,283 1,038 Males 5,900 2,037 3,863 1,907 1, Females 4,746 1,861 2,885 1, In Speech Persons 1, , Males Females In Hearing Persons 2, , Males 1, Females 1, In Movement Persons 8,830 3,309 5,521 1,870 1, Males 5,543 2,155 3,388 1, Females 3,287 1,154 2, Mental Persons 2, , Males 1, Females
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE 1103. SHRI J.J.T. NATTERJEE: SHRI KANWAR SINGH TANWAR: ADV. JOICE GEORGE: SHRI PANKAJ CHAUDHARY: LOK SABHA
6.10. NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF TRIBAL POPULATION
6.1. NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF TRIBAL POPULATION The tribal populations are is recognised as socially and economically vulnerable. Their lifestyles and food habits are different from that of their rural neighbours.
7.10. NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF TRIBAL POPULATION
7.1. NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF TRIBAL POPULATION The tribal populations are is recognised as socially and economically vulnerable. Their lifestyles and food habits are different from that of their rural neighbours.
Swiss Re Institute Symposium Insurance at the crossroad of technology development and growth opportunities. 31 October 2017
Swiss Re Institute Symposium Insurance at the crossroad of technology development and growth opportunities 31 October 2017 This event may be photographed, videotaped, filmed and/or recorded. A summary
PREVENTION AND EARLY DETECTION OF CANCER. Will the Minister of HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE be pleased to state:
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 2212 TO BE ANSWERED ON 28 TH JULY, 2017 PREVENTION AND EARLY DETECTION
HEALTHCARE OF ELDERLY PEOPLE. Will the Minister of HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE be pleased to state:
1871. SHRI R. PARTHIPAN: GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 1871 TO BE ANSWERED ON 29 TH DECEMBER, 2017 HEALTHCARE
WOMEN ENTERPRENEURSHIP STAUS, CHALLENGES AND PROBLEMS
WOMEN ENTERPRENEURSHIP STAUS, CHALLENGES AND PROBLEMS DURE YOJANA UTTAMRAO Ph.D. SCOLAR, JJU E.Mail osdyojana@gmail.com Mobile no-9011960848 Introduction Though endowed with the natural capacity of production
A I D S E p I D E m I c u p D A t E a S I a ASIA china India
ASIA In Asia, national HIV prevalence is highest in South-East Asia, with wide variation in epidemic trends between different countries. While the epidemics in Cambodia, Myanmar and Thailand all show declines
The burden of cancers and their variations across the states of India: the Global Burden of Disease Study
The burden of cancers and their variations across the states of India: the Global Burden of Disease Study 0 0 India State-Level Disease Burden Initiative Cancer Collaborators* Summary Background Previous
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE LOK SABHA STARRED QUESTION NO. 83 TO BE ANSWERED ON THE 21 ST JULY, 2017 VECTOR BORNE DISEASES *83. SHRI
DECENTRALISED PLANNING, IMPLEMENATION &MONITORING OF HEALTH CARE IN INDIA
DECENTRALISED PLANNING, IMPLEMENATION &MONITORING OF HEALTH CARE IN INDIA Presented at the Forum of Federations conference on Decentralization of Health Care Delivery in India New Delhi Feb. 8 to 10, 2004
India's voice against AIDS. December 2012
India's voice against AIDS December 2012 HIV Sentinel Surveillance 2010-11 A Technical Brief India's voice against AIDS December 2012 Contents Acronyms...4 Executive Summary...5 1. Introduction...8 Objectives
CHARACTERISTICS OF SURVEY RESPONDENTS 3
CHARACTERISTICS OF SURVEY RESPONDENTS 3 The health, nutrition, and demographic behaviours of women and men vary by their own characteristics, such as age, marital status, religion, and caste, as well as
The changing patterns of cardiovascular diseases and their risk factors in the states of India: the Global Burden of Disease Study
The changing patterns of cardiovascular diseases and their risk factors in the states of India: the Global Burden of Disease Study 1990 2016 India State-Level Disease Burden Initiative CVD Collaborators*
Briefing on Intensified Malaria Control Project-3 (IMCP-3)
Briefing on Intensified Malaria Control Project-3 (IMCP-3) India CCM Induction and Orientation Workshop 3 rd -4 th December 2015 Directorate of National Vector Borne Diseases Control Programme, Delhi Plan
India HIV Estimates-2006
TECHNICAL REPORT India HIV Estimates-2006 NA O C National AIDS Control Organisation Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Government of India TECHNICAL REPORT India HIV Estimates-2006 NA O C National
Alcohol Consumption in India: An Analysis of IHDS Data
ISSN (Online) : 2378-7031 Volume 4, 2018, 15 pages Research Article Introduction Open Access Nasim Ahamed Mondal 1 *, Mithun Mog 2, Kacho Amir Khan 3 * 1 Project Officer, International Institute for Population
Supplementary webappendix
Supplementary webappendix This webappendix formed part of the original submission and has been peer reviewed. We post it as supplied by the authors. Supplement to: Arinaminpathy N, Batra D, Khaparde S,
IODINE DEFICIENCY DISORDERS
Iodine Deficiency Disorders (IDD) have been recognized as a major public health problem in India. Unlike other micronutrient deficiencies, IDD is due to deficiency of iodine in water, soil and 7.11.3 IODINE
SPATIO-TEMPORAL PATTERNS OF SEX RATIO AND ITS DIFFERENTIALS IN WEST BENGAL
International Journal of Research in Social Sciences Vol. 7 Issue 9, September 2017, ISSN: 2249-2496 Impact Factor: 7.081 Journal Homepage: Double-Blind Peer Reviewed Refereed Open Access International
Global summary of the AIDS epidemic, December 2007
Global summary of the AIDS epidemic, December 27 Number of people living with HIV in 27 Total Adults Women Children under 15 years 33.2 million [3.6 36.1 million] 3.8 million [28.2 33.6 million] 15.4 million
DFID India VAW strategy
DFID India VAW strategy 1. Catalysis 2. Analysis 3. Strategies Dr Peter Evans, Senior Governance Adviser, DFID India 1 1. Catalysis India s Domestic Violence Act (2005) (some) legal ambiguity cleared up
Participation of Female Labour Force in Agriculture Sector (A Study with Reference to Chhattisgarh, India)
Participation of Female Labour Force in Agriculture Sector (A Study with Reference to Chhattisgarh, India) Dr. Seraphinus Kispotta 1, Gyanesh Kumar 2, and Arun Vadyak 3 1 (Asst. Prof., Department of Economics,
7.2 VITAMIN A DEFICIENCY
7.2 VITAMIN A DEFICIENCY Vitamin A is an important micronutrient for maintaining normal growth, regulating cellular proliferation and differentiation, controlling development, and maintaining visual and
A Call to Action Children The missing face of AIDS
A Call to Action Children The missing face of AIDS Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission: Implementation Status in Asia and Pacific Dr Myo Zin Nyunt, UNICEF ROSA CONSULTATION ON INTEGRATING PREVENTION
SUMMARY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE PROGRAMME IN INDIA
SUMMARY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE PROGRAMME IN INDIA Executive Summary Health and Family Welfare Statistics in India 2015 The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has been bringing out a statistical
in chapter 2, for regulation 2.1 relating to DAIRY PRODUCTS AND ANALOGUES, the following shall be substituted, namely:-
Dated, the 2 nd August, 2017 Notice for operationalisation of amendment regulations regarding revised standards for milk and milk products and certain restriction on sale of cream. 1. The Food Safety and
Assessment of Progress Made in Health Infrastructure and Manpower through NRHM and Their Impact in Reducing IMR in India
Journal of Finance and Economics, 2013, Vol. 1, No. 4, 118-127 Available online at http://pubs.sciepub.com/jfe/1/4/9 Science and Education Publishing DOI:10.12691/jfe-1-4-9 Assessment of Progress Made
WOMEN EMPOWERMENT THROUGH EDUCATION
Dr. Vibha Gupta* WOMEN EMPOWERMENT THROUGH EDUCATION Abstract: Education is a powerful tool that can help improve the lives of people around the world. It is therefore clear that by allowing more women
Gender Inequality in India and Utter Prades
2015; 1(11): 120-127 ISSN Print: 2394-7500 ISSN Online: 2394-5869 Impact Factor: 5.2 IJAR 2015; 1(11): 120-127 www.allresearchjournal.com Received: 22-08-2015 Accepted: 25-09-2015 Shashi Bharti Research
May, 2013 and Updated December, 2013
May, 2013 and Updated December, 2013 Government of India Ministry of Health & Family Welfare Department of AIDS Control Basic Services Division Chandralok Building, Janpath New Delhi - 110001 May, 2013
WORKING PAPER DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE AND GENDER INEQUALITY: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF MADHYA PRADESH AND KARNATAKA. C M Lakshmana
WORKING PAPER 183 DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE AND GENDER INEQUALITY: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF MADHYA PRADESH AND KARNATAKA C M Lakshmana INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CHANGE 2007 DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE AND GENDER
FOREWORD. Sayan Chatterjee. Sayan Chatterjee. 30 November, 2012
CONTENTS Foreword v Preface vii Acronyms ix List of Figures and Tables xi Executive Summary xv Chapter 1: Overview of the Process of HIV Estimations 1 Chapter 2: Methodology 7 Chapter 3: Results 27 Chapter
CHAPTER 5 FAMILY PLANNING
CHAPTER 5 FAMILY PLANNING The National Family Welfare Programme in India has traditionally sought to promote responsible and planned parenthood through voluntary and free choice of family planning methods
Hanimi Reddy Modugu 1*, Manish Kumar 2, Ashok Kumar 3 and Christopher Millett 4
Modugu et al. BMC Public Health 2012, 12:1048 RESEARCH ARTICLE Open Access State and socio-demographic group variation in out-of-pocket expenditure, borrowings and Janani Suraksha Yojana (JSY) programme
A Mathematical Model For out of Control Cells In Cancer Patients In India.
International Journal of Engineering Science Inention (IJESI) ISSN (Online): 319 6734, ISSN (Print): 319 676 Volume 7 Issue 1 January 018 PP. 01-08 A Mathematical Model For out of Control Cells In Cancer
DECEMBER India's voice against AIDS. # 25 Years of India's AIDS Control Programme
ldyd aa Status of National AIDS Response DECEMBER 2017 India's voice against AIDS # 25 Years of India's AIDS Control Programme December 2017 National AIDS Control Organisation Ministry of Health & Family
Transition in Age Pattern of Marital Fertility in India:
Transition in Age Pattern of Marital Fertility in India: 1985-2007 Aalok Ranjan Shyam Institute aranjan@shyaminstitute.in Abstract This paper analyses the transition in the age pattern of marital fertility
Rural Healthcare Infrastructural Disparities in India: a Critical Analysis of Availability and Accessibility
DOI: http://doi.org/10.15415/jmrh.2017.32011 Rural Healthcare Infrastructural Disparities in India: a Critical Analysis of Availability and MOHD TAQI 1 *, SWATI BIDHURI 2, SUSMITA SARKAR 3, WANI SUHAIL
XXVI IUSSP International Population Conference in Marrakech, Morocco, 2009
Paper Submitted in XXVI IUSSP International Population Conference in Marrakech, Morocco, 2009 Title Understanding the Factors Associated with Slow Progress in Childhood Immunisation in India Abhishek Kumar
Supplementary appendix
Supplementary appendix This appendix formed part of the original submission and has been peer reviewed. We post it as supplied by the authors. Supplement to: Singh S, Shekhar C, Acharya R, et al. The incidence
Reaching the goals in the. 12th plan period. Iodine Deficiency Disorders: NAMS - NFI SYMPOSIUM on MICRONUTRIENT DEFICIENCIES
Iodine Deficiency Disorders: Reaching the goals in the 12th plan period NAMS - NFI SYMPOSIUM on MICRONUTRIENT DEFICIENCIES Centre for Community Medicine and ICCIDD, The All India Institute of Medical Sciences,
TB-HIV in the South-East Asia Region
TB-HIV in the South-East Asia Region 13 th Core Group Meeting of the TB/HIV Working Group April 17-18 New York, USA Dr Nani Nair Regional Advisor-TB TB and HIV in South-East Asia Outline Epidemiology of
CHAPTER 3 INDIA: RURAL-URBAN DIFFERENTIALS IN VITAL RATES
CHAPTER 3 INDIA:RURAL-URBAN DIFFERENTIALS IN VITAL RATES THE STATUS OF VITAL RATES GEOGRAPHIC STUDIES ON VITAL RATES INDIA: RURAL-URBAN DIFFERENTIALS IN FERTILITY HYPOTHESES ON FERTILITY TREND OF RURAL-URBAN
BMJ Open ESTIMATE OF HIV PREVALENCE AND NUMBER OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV IN INDIA
ESTIMATE OF HIV PREVALENCE AND NUMBER OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV IN INDIA 00-0 Journal: BMJ Open Manuscript ID: bmjopen-0-000 Article Type: Research Date Submitted by the Author: 0-Feb-0 Complete List of
International Journal of MCH and AIDS (2013), Volume 2, Issue 1, 2013, Pages Available online at
International Journal of MCH and AIDS (2013), Volume 2, Issue 1, 2013, Pages 139-152 Available online at www.mchandaids.org INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL of MCH and AIDS ISSN 2161-864X (Online) ISSN 2161-8674
HIV Sentinel Surveillance A Technical Brief
HIV Sentinel Surveillance 2014-15 National AIDS Control Organisation India s voice against AIDS Ministry of Health & Family Welfare Government of India www.naco.gov.in I II CONTENTS Foreword Acronyms Executive
DECLINE OF CHILD SEX RATIO IN INDIAN SENARIO. 8.2 Investigation of Current Trends. 8.3 Interpretation of Data. 8.4 Model and Results
CHAPTER-8 DECLINE OF CHILD SEX RATIO IN INDIAN SENARIO 8.1 Introduction 8.2 Investigation of Current Trends 8.3 Interpretation of Data 8.4 Model and Results 8.5 Conclusions 8.6 Appendix 164 8.1 Introduction:
Chapter 2 Changing Calorie Consumption and Dietary Patterns
Chapter 2 Changing Calorie Consumption and Dietary Patterns While access to adequate food and appropriate caring practices underlie the formulation of nutrition policy in India, an emerging and different
India s Contribution in Rolling out Newer and Rapid Diagnostics towards PMDT Scale-up
India s Contribution in Rolling out Newer and Rapid Diagnostics towards PMDT Scale-up Balasangameshwara Vollepore, FIND (India) FIND and Partners Symposium 43 rd Union World Conference on Lung Health November
Update on Polio Eradication in the World Health Organization South-East Asia Region, 2013
SUPPLEMENT ARTICLE Update on Polio Eradication in the World Health Organization South-East Asia Region, 2013 Patrick Michael O Connor, 1 Robert Allison, 1 Arun Thapa, 1 Sunil Bahl, 2 Supamit Chunsuittiwat,
Need and strategy for sentinel surveillance for drug resistance in leprosy in India
Indian J Lepr 2009, 81 : 113-118 http://www.ijl.org.in Opinion Article Need and strategy for sentinel surveillance for drug resistance in leprosy in India PL Joshi, DM Thorat, PR Manglani In the fight
Ageing in India: The Health Issues
Malcolm Adiseshiah Mid-Year Review of the Indian Economy 2016-17 Ageing in India: The Health Issues Debasis Barik November 5, 2016 India International Centre, New Delhi Outline Background Population Ageing:
7.11. MICRONUTRIENT DEFICIENCIES
Introduction 7.11. MICRONUTRIENT DEFICIENCIES Goitre due to iodine deficiency, blindness due to Vitamin A deficiency, dry and wet beriberi and pellagra were the major public health problems in preindependent
Evaluation of Malnutrition in India with Reference to its Poverty
IJA MH International Journal on Arts, Management and Humanities 5(2): 15-19(2016) ISSN No. (Online): 2319 5231 Evaluation of Malnutrition in India with Reference to its Poverty Nilima Y. Bhoge Head, Department
Measuring Level and Pattern of Infertility and Childlessness in India
Measuring Level and Pattern of Infertility and Childlessness in India Sujata Ganguly a, Sayeed Unisa b a PhD scholar, International Institute for Population Sciences, Mumbai, India. Emailsujataganguly2002@rediffmail.com
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO.3431 TO BE ANSWERED ON 18 TH DECEMBER, 2015 3431. SHRI D.K. SURESH: SHRI
GENDER DISPARITY IN EDUCATION SECTOR IN INDIA: A QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS
205 GENDER DISPARITY IN EDUCATION SECTOR IN INDIA: A QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS Rekha & Dev karan Assistant Professor, Deptt. of Economics Jai Narayan Vyas University, Jodhpur, Rajasthan ABSTRACT Gender disparity
Role of National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme in achieving Gender Equality in Rural India
Role of National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme in achieving Gender Equality in Rural India Dr Waheeda Sunny Thomas Faculty Economics, SEMCOM, Gujarat, India ABSTRACT National rural employment guarantee
The State of Reproductive Health Care in India
The State of Reproductive Health Care in India Amlan Majumder Department of Economics Dinhata College P. O. Dinhata, DT. Cooch Behar PIN. 736 135, West Bengal, INDIA. Tel. +91-9232526777 Cell. +91-9832469667
International Journal of Health Sciences and Research ISSN:
International Journal of Health Sciences and Research www.ijhsr.org ISSN: 2249-9571 Original Research Article Trends of Imbalance in Child Sex Ratio of Gujarat, India Jaiminkumar P. Patel 1, Medhavi Agarwal
Exploring the socioeconomic, demographic and behavioral correlates of gender disparities in HIV testing in India
Exploring the socioeconomic, demographic and behavioral correlates of gender disparities in HIV testing in India Mayank Kumar Singh 1 S.K. Singh 2 Ravi Prakash 3 Abstract: The existence and rapid spread
Bihar State AIDS Control Society, Patna 17 th August 2016
Bihar State AIDS Control Society, Patna 17 th August 2016 Content of Presentation HIV Prevalence in India and Bihar & Factors HIV and Transmission Prevention of Parent to Child Transmission (PPTCT)
MAPPING LIFE SCIENCES RESEARCH OF INDIA
MAPPING LIFE SCIENCES RESEARCH OF INDIA ABSTRACT * Life Sciences research in India is mapped from journal literature indexed for four years in BIOSIS Biological Abstracts (2000-2003).Reveals India with
Summary of Family Welfare Programe in India
Summary of Family Welfare Programe in India Executive Summary The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare brings out a statistical publication titled Family Welfare Statistics in India. The publication
South Asia: Action Plans, future directions and needs
South Asia: Action Plans, future directions and needs Bramhadev Pattnaik Project Director Project Directorate on Foot and Mouth Disease Indian Council of Agricultural Research Mukteswar-263 138 The Himalayas
3. THE NATIONAL SURVEY-
3. THE NATIONAL SURVEY- OBJECTIVE AND METHODOLOGY The objective of the present survey is to develop national baseline estimates and determine the extent of drug abuse. It suggests steps to be initiated
Millennium Development Goals India Country Report 2014
Millennium Development Goals India Country Report 2014 Social Statistics Division Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation Government of India www.mospi.nic.in I Millennium Developm Development
Utilization of Maternal Health Care Services in India: Household Economy vs. Political Economy
Utilization of Maternal Health Care Services in India: Household Economy vs. Political Economy Draft Sonalde Desai University of Maryland College Park sdesai@socy.umd.edu Lijuan Wu Peking University These
Determinants of Undernutrition in Rural India *
Draft Determinants of Undernutrition in Rural India * Raghbendra Jha, Australian National University and Raghav Gaiha, University of Delhi Abstract Using a new data set constructed by converting NSS household
Does Lifestyle Matters in Prevalence of Tuberculosis: Evidence from India
Does Lifestyle Matters in Prevalence of Tuberculosis: Evidence from India Santosh Kumar Gupta 1, Usha Ram 2 Introduction and Context Smoking, drinking and tobacco use continues to be the leading cause
International Journal of Research in Business Studies ISSN: , Vol. 2 (1), June 2017
Literature Around Female Entrepreneurship with a Focus on Studies Around Indian Entrepreneurs & their Work Life Balance Sumita Bhattacharya Research Scholar, Management/Human Resource JIS University Agarpara,
About National Tobacco Control Cell (NTCC)
About National Tobacco Control Cell (NTCC) The National Tobacco Control Cell (NTCC) at the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) is responsible for overall policy formulation, planning, implementation,
Maternal Health: Which States are more Caring?
Demography India (2017) ISSN: 0970-454X Vol. 46, Issue: 1, pp: 82-96 Research Article Maternal Health: Which States are more Caring? Aditi Chakraborty 1 & Dibyojyoti Bhattacharjee 2* Abstract The health
Methodology. 1 P a g e
Extended Abstract Disparities in Social Development and Status of women: An analysis of India and its states Ranjana Kesarwani* *Doctoral Candidate, International Institute for Population Sciences, Mumbai-400088,
Scaling Up Nutrition Interventions: Key Learning and Challenges
Scaling Up Nutrition Interventions: Key Learning and Challenges 22 nd November 2013 Dr. Sheila C. Vir, Consultant & Director, Public Health Nutrition and Development Centre Nutrition Intervention: An Overview
Deaths Reported after Pentavalent Vaccine Compared with Death Reported after Diphtheria Tetanus Pertussis Vaccine: An Exploratory Analysis
0 0 0 0 MJDRDYPU R [Downloaded free from http://www.mjdrdypu.org on Wednesday, March, 0, IP:...0] Original Article Deaths Reported after Pentavalent Vaccine Compared with Death Reported after Diphtheria
T Longvah National Institute of Nutrition Jamai Osmania PO Hyderabad
T Longvah National Institute of Nutrition Jamai Osmania PO Hyderabad 500 007 Country Total Cropland (000 ha), 1999 Hectares of Cropland per 1,000 population, 1999 Afgha nistan Bangla desh Bhutan India
The burden of chronic respiratory diseases and their heterogeneity across the states of India: the Global Burden of Disease Study
The burden of chronic respiratory diseases and their heterogeneity across the states of India: the Global Burden of Disease Study 1990 2016 India State-Level Disease Burden Initiative CRD Collaborators*
Revitalization of PPFP/PPIUCD Services in India Dr Bulbul Sood Country Director Jhpiego/India
Revitalization of PPFP/PPIUCD Services in India Dr Bulbul Sood Country Director Jhpiego/India Family Planning Technical Meeting Women Deliver Conference, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 27 May 2013 India Most Populous
A District Level Investigation of Family Planning Program in Rural India: Stagnant or Progressive?
Demography India (2017) ISSN: 0970-454X Vol.46, Issue: 2, pp: 53-67 Research Article A District Level Investigation of Family Planning Program in Rural India: Stagnant or Progressive? Nizamuddin Khan 1,*,
Choice of Reference Period for Consumption Data
Report No. 447 Choice of Reference Period for Consumption Data based on NSS 51st Round (July 1994 June 1995) NSS 52nd Round (July 1995 June 1996) NSS 53rd Round (January December 1997) NSS 54th Round (January
NATIONAL VECTOR BORNE DISEASE CONTROL PROGRAMME ANNUAL REPORT
NATIONAL VECTOR BORNE DISEASE CONTROL PROGRAMME ANNUAL REPORT 2014-15 GOVERNMENT OF INDIA NATIONAL VECTOR BORNE DISEASE CONTROL PROGRAMME DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF HEALTH SERVICES MINISTRY OF HEALTH & FAMILY
Tuberculosis-HIV epidemic situation and emerging challenges in North India
NTI Bulletin 2015,51 /1&4, 1 7 Tuberculosis-HIV epidemic situation and emerging challenges in North India Rajesh Deshmukh 1,3, Raghu Ram Rao 2, Shah A 2,3, Sreenivas A Nair 3, R S Gupta 1, SD Khaparde
Flour Fortification: Millers and Governments Working Together to Reduce Vitamin and Mineral Deficiencies. Annoek van den Wijngaart 10 October 2012
Flour Fortification: Millers and Governments Working Together to Reduce Vitamin and Mineral Deficiencies Annoek van den Wijngaart 10 October 2012 What is Flour Fortification? Fortification is adding vitamins
CHAPTER - I INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER - I INTRODUCTION There is a region called Haryana, which is like a heaven on earth - Vikrami Samvat (1385). Haryana the land where 3000 years ago, Lord Krishna preached the Bhagvad-Gita and admonished
NUTRITION MONITORING AND SURVIELLANCE
NUTRITION MONITORING AND SURVIELLANCE Rationale for nutrition monitoring and surveillance India is a vast and varied country. There are huge differences in per capita income, purchasing power, availability
CHAPTER 38 ACCIDENT STATISTICS
CHAPTER 38 ACCIDENT STATISTICS 38.1 As human beings evolve, their capacity to tackle vagaries of nature like cyclones, famines etc. increases. Improved hygiene and medical discoveries reduce incidence
Gender Inequality in India: A Mathematical Relationship
Gender Inequality in India: A Mathematical Relationship Omkar Lal Shrivastava Department of Mathematics Govt. Digvijay P.G. College Rajnandgaon, India omkarlal@gmail.com Sumita Shrivastava Department of
NATIONAL TOBACCO QUITLINE
EXPERIENCE OF TOBACCO QUITLINE IN INDIA NATIONAL TOBACCO QUITLINE DR. RAJ KUMAR Professor & Head Department of Pulmonary Medicine Head, National Center of Respiratory, Allergy, Asthma and Immunology In-charge,
2. Molecular Epidemiology of Wild Poliovirus in India
2. Molecular Epidemiology of Wild Poliovirus in India The Network of Polio Laboratories is three-tiered. The main responsibility of National Polio Laboratories (NPL) is isolation of polioviruses from stool
ASSESSING INDIA S PROGRESS IN ACHIEVING THE MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS: KEY DRIVERS OF INTER-STATE VARIATIONS
ESCAP SOUTH AND SOUTH-WEST ASIA OFFICE ASSESSING INDIA S PROGRESS IN ACHIEVING THE MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS: KEY DRIVERS OF INTER-STATE VARIATIONS Shiladitya Chatterjee, Matthew Hammill, Nagesh Kumar
Immunization. A Process Evaluation of Pulse Polio Immunization. Jotna Sokhey, Stephen Atwood*, Jon Andrus +, K. Suresh* and K.
Immunization A Process Evaluation of Pulse Polio Immunization Jotna Sokhey, Stephen Atwood*, Jon Andrus +, K. Suresh* and K. Banerjee On 9 December 1995 and 20 January 1996, the Government of India (GOI)
National AIDS Control Organisation Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Government of India
ANC HIV SENTINEL SURVEILLANCE 2014-15 N a t i o n a l R e p o r t National AIDS Control Organisation Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Government of India ANC HIV SENTINEL SURVEILLANCE 2 0 1 4-1 5
Animal Disease Information e-bulletin. Published by : Director
EpiNET.India ICAR-NIVEDI Animal Disease Information e-bulletin Contents Top ten diseases reported and their spatial distribution in the month of Dec-2015 Top ten diseases reported and their spatial distribution
Lives at Risk. Declining Child Sex Ration in India
Lives at Risk. Declining Child Sex Ration in India Hatti, Neelambar; Sekher, T.V.; Larsen, Mattias Published: 2004-01-01 Document Version Other version Link to publication Citation for published version
New Infections (all age groups)
C H A P T E R 27 Epidemiology BB Rewari The terms /AIDS were unknown just about three and half decades ago, yet it has emerged as one of the leading cause of death among young adults. In July 1981, the
India - National Family Health Survey
Microdata Library India - National Family Health Survey 1998-1999 International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) - Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MOHFW) Report generated on: June 16, 2017
Why Should 5,000 Children Die in India Every Day? Major Causes of Death and Managerial Challenges
PERSPECTIVES presents emerging issues and ideas that call for action or rethinking by managers, administrators, and policy makers in organizations Why Should 5,000 Children Die in India Every Day? Major
Chapter IV Interstate Analysis of Health Outcomes
Chapter IV Interstate Analysis of Health Outcomes CHAPTER IV INTERSTATE ANALYSIS OF HEALTH OUTCOMES 4.1 Health Outcomes: Meaning and Importance It is well acknowledged by all that health is an integral