Child sex ratio - declining trend: Reasons and consequences

N. George, R. Britto, R. Abhinaya, M. Archana, A. Aruna, M. Narayan
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Child sex ratio (CSR) and over all sex ratio have found to be the important indicator to examine the social commitment against female child. According to census 2011, CSR has been decreased from 927 to 919 in 2011. Many researchers have reported that the sex ratio at birth is in favor of males and the low sex ratio is found to be due to the sex selection strategies of the parents. Despite the higher mortality preponderance for male child, the females were having a decreased ratio during childhood years. Gender discrimination and female infanticide have found to be the important factor responsible for the low CSR. This article tries to shed light into the issue among the states of India, giving a special attention to the state of Tamil Nadu and proposes few remedial measures.
儿童性别比-下降趋势:原因和后果
儿童性别比(CSR)和总体性别比已被发现是检验对女童社会承诺的重要指标。根据2011年的人口普查,CSR已经从927减少到2011年的919。许多研究人员报告说,出生时的性别比有利于男性,而低性别比被发现是由于父母的性别选择策略。尽管男孩的死亡率较高,但在儿童时期,女孩的死亡率有所下降。性别歧视和杀婴行为是造成社会责任低的重要因素。本文试图揭示印度各邦的这一问题,特别关注泰米尔纳德邦,并提出一些补救措施。
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