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Human Development in India - NCAER

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child well-be<strong>in</strong>g 133Table A.8.1a Infant and Child Mortality Rate(Per 1,000 Births) for Births <strong>in</strong> Preced<strong>in</strong>g 10 YearsMortality RateIn Month 1 In Year 1 Under Age 5All <strong>India</strong> 36 52 69Sex of ChildMale 39 53 67Female 33 50 70Place of ResidenceMetro area 14 18 31Other urban 33 47 56More developed village 34 49 64Less developed village 41 60 82IncomeLowest Qu<strong>in</strong>tile 48 68 782nd Qu<strong>in</strong>tile 39 59 853rd Qu<strong>in</strong>tile 35 50 684th Qu<strong>in</strong>tile 35 46 63Top Qu<strong>in</strong>tile 20 29 37Social GroupsForward Caste H<strong>in</strong>du 31 42 50OBC 33 46 63Dalit 45 67 94Adivasi 35 57 76Muslim 37 51 63Other religion 16 21 32Maximum Household EducationNone 45 69 921–4 Std 41 62 75Table A.8.1b Statewise Infant and Child MortalityRate (Per 1,000 Births) for Births <strong>in</strong> Preced<strong>in</strong>g 10 YearsMortality RateIn Month 1 In Year 1 Under Age 5All <strong>India</strong> 36 52 69Jammu and Kashmir 43 47 58Himachal Pradesh 36 41 49Uttarakhand 54 60 81Punjab 31 44 60Haryana 31 41 39Delhi 3 5 10Uttar Pradesh 53 80 116Bihar 25 43 69Jharkhand 38 60 63Rajasthan 47 63 89Chhattisgarh 36 52 85Madhya Pradesh 33 54 58North-East 21 38 48Assam 24 33 28West Bengal 31 51 59Orissa 59 69 86Gujarat 24 38 52Maharashtra, Goa 26 37 42Andhra Pradesh 27 34 46Karnataka 38 46 62Kerala 6 9 11Tamil Nadu 34 40 57Note: Statewise differences <strong>in</strong> mortality should be <strong>in</strong>terpretedcautiously due to small samples.Source: IHDS 2004–5 data.5–9 Std 38 52 7010–11 Std 28 33 4512 Std/Some college 26 35 38Graduate/Diploma 17 30 37Source: IHDS 2004–5 data.

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