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![]() | Pandemic, and financial struggles fuel rise in child marriages in Andhra PradeshAt a review meeting for the Nadu-Nedu scheme, Bapatla collector revealed 610 children from the district are not in school and child marriages continue, particularly among girls aged 12 to 15 | |
![]() | Andhra Pradesh is right at the top when it comes to pre-school attendance in Southern states, reveals surveyPre-school attendance, such as at an anganwadi centre, improved school readiness by providing quality learning through interactive play methods with qualified instructors, the survey pointed out | |
![]() | Study reveals that 46 per cent of girls below the age of 15 are anaemic in IndiaAs far as global numbers are concerned, anaemia affects as many as 1.62 billion people across the world. This corresponds to 24.8 per cent of the population | |
![]() | Almost 75 per cent of India's severely malnourished children live in UP and Bihar, says WCD MinistryUttar Pradesh has 3,55,314 severely malnourished children. This accounts to 39.5 per cent of the total number of malnourished children in the country | |
![]() | What The FAQ: What is multidimensional poverty and why do we need a National Multidimensional Poverty Index?NITI Aayog released the National Multidimensional Poverty Index baseline report which is very telling of the state-wise poverty index | |
![]() | NFHS 5: Every fourth woman aged 20-24 fell prey to child marriage even as percentage dropsThe percentage of women who ever experienced spousal violence was highest in Tamil Nadu (38.1 per cent), followed by Uttar Pradesh (34.8 per cent), Jharkhand (31.5 per cent), Odisha (30.6 per cent) | |
![]() | What The FAQ: What is the National Family Health Survey all about and how is it conducted?The National Family Health Survey (NFHS) Five was conducted in two phases and the results of phase two came out on November 24 | |
![]() | Campaign to address child health and malnutrition launched in OdishaNational Health Family Survey data reveals, 40 children (per 1000 live birth) still die within the first year of life, and 49 (per 1000 live birth) die before they reach 5 years of age |
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