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The key findings of the report titled Sample Registration System Statistical Report 2020 (released in September 2022), are as follows (please click here to access): 

• The SRS Statistical Report includes data on population composition by broad age groups, sex and marital status. Various fertility indicators like Crude Birth Rate, Total Fertility Rate, Age-specific fertility rate, General fertility rate, mean age of fertility and many more are also estimated under SRS. All these indicators have been included in this report. Further, this report also contains estimates of indicators like crude death rate, infant mortality rate, under-five mortality rate, age-specific death rates, neo-natal mortality rate etc. which provide significant information on mortality. Certain other indicators of demographic interest such as mean age at effective marriage for females, interval between current and previous live birth and also distribution of live births by birth order have continued to form part of the SRS report. The sex ratio at birth has also been estimated in this Report as in the past. The indicators in this report are brought out for India and bigger States/UTs (with population 10 million and above) separately for rural and urban areas.

• The Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) has also registered 2-point decline to 28 in 2020 from 30 in 2019 at the National level. The maximum IMR has been observed in Madhya Pradesh (43) and the minimum in Kerala (6).

• IMR for the country has come down to 28 in 2020 from 37 in 2015, a decline of 9 points over last 5 years and an annual average decline of about 1.8 points. The corresponding decline in rural IMR has been to the tune of 10 points (41 in 2015 to 31 in 2020) against a decline of 6 points in urban IMR (25 in 2015 to 19 in 2020). Both the gender have shown decline in the period 2015-20.

• Despite this decline, one in every 35 infants at the National level, one in every 32 infants in rural areas and one in every 52 infants in urban areas still die within one year of life.

• In 2020, U5MR for the country has shown a decline of 3 points from 2019 (32 in 2020 against 35 in 2019). There has been a decline of 4 points in male U5MR and 3 points in female U5MR during the corresponding period.

• Sex Ratio at Birth for the country has gone up by 3 points to 907 in 2018-20 from 904 in 2017-19. Kerala has reported the highest Sex Ratio at Birth (974) while Uttarakhand, the lowest (844).

• Total Fertility Rate (TFR) for the country has come down to 2.0 in 2020 from 2.1 in 2019. During 2020, Bihar has reported the highest TFR (3.0) while Delhi,Tamil Nadu and West Bengal have reported the lowest TFR (1.4). It is noteworthy that the replacement level TFR, viz. 2.1, has been attained at the national level, along with Delhi (1.4), Tamil Nadu (1.4), West Bengal (1.4), Andhra Pradesh (1.5), Himachal Pradesh (1.5), Jammu & Kashmir (1.5), Kerala (1.5), Maharashtra (1.5), Punjab (1.5), Telangana (1.5), Karnataka (1.6), Odisha (1.8), Uttarakhand (1.8), Gujarat (2.0), Haryana (2.0) and Assam (2.1).

• At present, the TFR of a rural woman is 2.2 at the National level, which is higher than that of an urban woman (having a TFR of 1.6).

• During 2015-2020, there has been a decline of 0.3 point in TFR at the National level. There has been decline of 0.3 point in rural and 0.2 point in urban during the corresponding period.

• In case of about 82.6 percent live births, the mothers have received the medical attention at delivery either at Government hospital or at Private hospital in 2020 against the 82.8 percent in 2019.

• The Crude Birth Rate (CBR) at the National level during 2020 stands at 19.5 exhibiting a decline of 0.2 points over 2019. Among the bigger States/UTs, the maximum CBR has been reported in Bihar (25.5) and the minimum in Kerala (13.2).

• There has been a decline of 1.3 points in the CBR for the country from 2015 to 2020. The corresponding decline in rural CBR is 1.0 points and in urban CBR 0.9 points.

• The Crude Death Rate (CDR) for the country is 6.0 in 2020. The maximum CDR has been reported for Chhattisgarh (7.9) and the minimum for Delhi (3.6).

• During the last five years, the decline in National CDR has been to the tune of 0.5 points. The corresponding decline in female CDR is 0.7 points whereas in male CDR it is 0.3 points.



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