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NATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT 2001 INDICATORS ON HEALTH ATTAINMENT & DEMOGRAPHY 241Estimated Sex Ratio at BirthTABLE 5.24(Females per thousand males)States/UTs 1981 1991Rural Urban Rural UrbanAndhra Pradesh 980 980 971 971Arunachal Pradesh 980 952 990 917Assam — — 962 935Bihar 990 971 952 935Goa 962 952 971 935Gujarat 962 935 943 901Haryana 926 943 885 862Himachal Pradesh 952 952 917 877Jammu & Kashmir 952 909 — —Karnataka 971 962 952 952Kerala 971 943 952 943Madhya Pradesh 980 990 980 935Maharashtra 943 952 943 917Manipur 990 1,000 980 952Meghalaya 980 962 990 971Mizoram 962 1,000 971 962Nagaland 980 971 1,010 980Orissa 980 962 971 971Punjab 952 935 855 847Rajasthan 990 980 935 909Sikkim 962 1,020 952 806Tamil Nadu 962 990 952 952Tripura 943 962 962 962Uttar Pradesh 971 980 943 926West Bengal 971 971 971 962Andaman & Nicobar Is. 962 1,053 1,000 971Chandigarh 901 935 909 917Dadra & Nagar Haveli 1,010 971 990 990Daman & Diu — — — —Delhi 952 943 909 909Lakshadweep 917 926 980 943Pondicherry 971 971 971 943All India 971 962 943 926Note 1 Sex Ratio at birth is defined as females per thousand males at birth.2 Census not held in Assam in 1981 and Jammu & Kashmir in 1991.Source Census based estimates as estimated by S Sudha and S Irudaya Rajan; Female Demographic Disadvantage in India 1981-1991: SexSelection Abortions and Female Infanticide, Development and Change, Vol 30, No.3, July (1999), page 612.
242INDICATORS ON HEALTH ATTAINMENT & DEMOGRAPHYNATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT 2001TABLE 5.25Sex Ratio in Population Age Group 0-4 years(Females per thousand males)States/UTs 1981 1991 2001 #Rural Urban Combined Rural Urban Combined CombinedAndhra Pradesh 1,002 993 1,000 983 965 978 964Arunachal Pradesh 1,010 979 1,008 1,010 969 1,005 961Assam — — — 980 962 978 964Bihar 1,007 984 1,004 980 964 978 938Chhatisgarh — — — — — — 975Goa 969 956 965 969 954 963 933Gujarat 968 948 962 948 919 939 878Haryana 921 925 922 885 892 887 820Himachal Pradesh 978 931 970 949 902 945 897Jammu & Kashmir 976 951 975 — — — 937Jharkhand — — — — — — 966Karnataka 982 976 981 962 963 962 949Kerala 978 962 975 949 958 951 963Madhya Pradesh 988 990 989 972 949 967 929Maharashtra 961 961 961 951 936 946 917Manipur 992 987 991 979 957 974 961Meghalaya 995 998 996 995 967 990 975Mizoram 990 1,006 994 982 978 980 971Nagaland 993 990 992 1,013 978 1,006 975Orissa 1,005 989 1003 974 978 974 950Punjab 927 920 925 877 867 874 793Rajasthan 978 981 978 939 924 936 909Sikkim 973 987 975 969 916 965 986Tamil Nadu 970 983 974 950 954 951 939Tripura 979 990 980 970 974 971 975Uttaranchal — — — — — — 906Uttar Pradesh 960 986 965 947 942 946 916West Bengal 994 979 991 974 964 972 963Andaman & Nicobar Is. 971 1036 986 980 968 977 965Chandigarh 896 917 916 933 900 904 845Dadra & Nagar Haveli 1005 927 1,000 1,003 1,009 1,004 973Daman & Diu — — — 936 1,008 964 925Delhi 931 944 943 911 925 923 865Lakshadweep 979 962 972 987 938 960 974Pondicherry 980 990 985 966 967 967 958All India 979 973 978 959 943 955 927Note 1 Sex ratio is defined as females per thousand males for the relevant population age group.2 Census not held in Assam in 1981 and Jammu & Kashmir in 1991.3 Data not available for earlier years for Chattisgarh, Jharkhand and Uttaranchal due to administrative reorganisation of states.4 #: Provisional data for 2001 Census, pertains to age group 0-6, available only for the total.Source 1Estimated from information in Census of India (1991), Working Children in India—An Analysis of the 1991 Census Data,RGI (1999).2 Census 2001—Provisional Population Totals, Paper 1, 2001 Statement 19.
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NATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPMENT REPORT 2
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iiFOREWORDNATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPMEN
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ivCONTENTSNATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPMEN
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2OVERVIEW NATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPMEN
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4OVERVIEWNATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
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6OVERVIEWNATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
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114GOVERNANCE FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
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132TECHNICAL APPENDIXNATIONAL HUMAN
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134BIBLIOGRAPHYNATIONAL HUMAN DEVEL
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136BIBLIOGRAPHYNATIONAL HUMAN DEVEL
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138GLOSSARYNATIONAL HUMAN DEVELOPME
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