In the coming decades, there will be growing demographic disparity in India and, like economic disparity, this should be a matter of serious concern for our planners and policy–makers. This demographic disparity leading to demographic imbalance may cause considerable social turbulence and may even pose a threat to political stability. Demographers must look far beyond demographic statistics and anticipate the consequences of demographic imbalance between different regions and states in India as well as between different religious communities, castes and tribes. Relevant data based on 1991 Census and National Family Health Survey (1992-93) are presented to highlight the ‘North-South Demographic Divide’
Empowered Action Group (EAG) states constitute 45.9 % share of India’s total population, where Uttar...
A window of opportunity for fast economic growth is created by sustained fertility decline. However,...
Demographic transition creates a small window for countries to leverage their demographic dividend a...
In the coming decades, there will be growing demographic disparity in India and, like economic dispa...
A change from stable population with high fertility and mortality to a new stability in population d...
Demographic dividend is the result of demographic transition which brings about a change in the age ...
Demographic problems and policies in the indian subcontinent. The present Indian demographic press...
Age structure and its dynamics are critical in understanding the impact of population growth on a co...
This thesis comes out at a time when the debate on between-state and social group demographic and he...
While most of the developed countries moved out of dividend phase and entered into aging burden phas...
This article focusses on issues relating to fertility transition and related socio-economic variable...
India, the second most populous country in the world has undergone several demographic changes. The ...
Pradesh and Bihar: a district level analysis 1. BACKGROUND Since independence, stabilizing the popul...
Ageing population of India will transform into the elderly in future. The issue of health of the eld...
In this paper, we assess the economic benefits of demographic changes in India by employing economet...
Empowered Action Group (EAG) states constitute 45.9 % share of India’s total population, where Uttar...
A window of opportunity for fast economic growth is created by sustained fertility decline. However,...
Demographic transition creates a small window for countries to leverage their demographic dividend a...
In the coming decades, there will be growing demographic disparity in India and, like economic dispa...
A change from stable population with high fertility and mortality to a new stability in population d...
Demographic dividend is the result of demographic transition which brings about a change in the age ...
Demographic problems and policies in the indian subcontinent. The present Indian demographic press...
Age structure and its dynamics are critical in understanding the impact of population growth on a co...
This thesis comes out at a time when the debate on between-state and social group demographic and he...
While most of the developed countries moved out of dividend phase and entered into aging burden phas...
This article focusses on issues relating to fertility transition and related socio-economic variable...
India, the second most populous country in the world has undergone several demographic changes. The ...
Pradesh and Bihar: a district level analysis 1. BACKGROUND Since independence, stabilizing the popul...
Ageing population of India will transform into the elderly in future. The issue of health of the eld...
In this paper, we assess the economic benefits of demographic changes in India by employing economet...
Empowered Action Group (EAG) states constitute 45.9 % share of India’s total population, where Uttar...
A window of opportunity for fast economic growth is created by sustained fertility decline. However,...
Demographic transition creates a small window for countries to leverage their demographic dividend a...