The Growth Rate of Males and Females

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Compared to men, female literacy rate is low, ladies' literacy rate is 60.6%, male literacy rate is 81.3%. However, in the 2011 census, the literacy rate for the 10 years from 2001 to 2011 is 2%, which is shown to be slower than the growth rate in the past decade. Indian literacy rate has sex difference. The effective literacy rate (over 7 years old) in 2011 was 82.14% for males and 65.46% for females. (People over the age of 15 years, 2015 data). Contrary to the general belief, the majority of Indian women are working. Data collection agencies across the country believe that statistics severely underestimate the contribution of women as workers. However, women with paid labor are much less than men. In Indian cities, the number of women involved in work is very large. For example, in the software industry, 30% of employees are women.

As a result, the literacy rate of women has increased in the past 30 years, and the increase in literacy rate among women is actually higher than the literacy rate of men. Only 22% of women in India had a high literacy rate in 1971, but 54.16% of women literacy rate increased by the end of 2001. Female literacy rate increased by 14.87% and male literacy rate was 11.72%. (Vi) Women are also victims of capitalism and development. It was restored by development activities such as construction and mining of the dam. The men got some compensation and moved to to find a job, but women were left to take care of their families with very little money. They are not very organized and are forced to accept works that are often socially humiliating, left behind. Women's education is of great help to reconciliation and restoration of dignity.

According to the 2001 census, the state-wide literacy rate was 77.13%. Female literacy rate was 68.03%, but it is lower than male literacy rate (86%). It is worth paying attention to the growth rate of female literacy rate. In 1971, it was only 20.23%. The growth rate may reach 36%, which is better than the growth rate of India as a whole (2.91%). Graphical representation of female literacy rate is as follows. Health and health related issues are a major problem throughout India. The conditions are almost the same. The government provides facilities, but some areas need improvement. According to NFHS-II, only 30% of the state women who have had three prenatal diagnoses, two tetanus injections, and IFA tablets during pregnancy. This is 50% lower than Kerala.