Skewed Sex Ratio in India: Stopping Female Foeticide

I briefly explained the meaning of women's abortion, so I would like to emphasize that this behavior has been regarded as a serious threat for many years. Women's characteristics: obvious reality: Population surveys in 1991 and 2001 showed a contradiction tendency. In other words, the 1991 census underscored the declining overall sex ratio and child sex ratio, but the 2001 census predicted an increase in the overall sex ratio. The sex ratio of children has decreased. How to explain this phenomenon

More information on female fetuses: abortion in women in India In some Indian provinces, female birth rates are drastically lower than boys and girls. Ultrasound technology allows pregnant women and their families to know the sex of the fetus at the beginning of pregnancy. Discrimination against women's infants combined with this technique for several reasons that resulted in increased fetal abortion rates determined to be women during ultrasonography

The frequency of abortion in women in India is increasing. We assume that the natural ratio is between 103 and 107, and more than that is considered a female abortion hint. According to the Indian 10 year census, the male / female ratio of Indian 0 to 6 age group has increased from 102.4 per 100 females in 1961 to 104.2 in 1980, from 107.5 in 2001 to 2011 Of 108.9 people. The sex ratio of children is within the normal natural range of all eastern and southern states of India, but in western provinces such as Maharashtra, Haryana, Jam and Kashmir and in particular in Northwest states In 2011, 118, 120, 116, it is considerably expensive. In the census of Maharashtra and Rajasthan states in the western province of 2011, we found that the sex ratio of children is 113, the state of Gujarat is 112, and the state of Uttar Pradesh is 111.

There was discussion as to whether these high sex ratios are caused only by female abortion or because of higher proportion due to natural causes. The Government of India adopted pre-pregnancy and prenatal diagnostic technology law (PCPNDT) in 1994 to prohibit and punish prenatal sex screening and women's abortion. It is currently illegal to judge or disclose fetal sex to someone in India. However, there is concern that PCPNDT law authorities are not doing well. Certain scholars believe that the sex ratio of all births of births is usually out of the range of 105 to 107, which necessarily means male-female selective abortion. These scholars argue that sex ratio at birth and population sex ratio are very stable in the population. Significant deviation between birth sex ratio and normal range can only be explained by manipulation, ie sexual selective abortion