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Tribals shun boy-only bias Backward areas herald girl child turnaround by Amit Gupta

Tribal dominated districts have turned the theory of bias for male offspring on its head, while literacy levels have registered a surprisingly high growth, perhaps signalling a marginal improvement in the overall social structure of a largely underdeveloped state held hostage to political instability and Left wing extremism. According to provisional data of Census 2011 for Jharkhand, released by director of census operations Sunil Kumar Burnwal today, tribal dominated districts like...

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Census 2011: Literacy Rate up by over 4.5%, gap between male & female narrows

Census 2011 has brought glad tidings on the literacy front. Delhi's Literacy Rate - recorded as 86.34% - has gone up by 4.67% in comparison to Census 2001, which recorded a Literacy Rate of 81.67%. One of the significant developments is the narrowing of the gap between male and female Literacy Rate - a drop of 2.53% - which is also the highest dip recorded so far. The difference between...

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Male-female literacy gap highest in Rajasthan

The provisional data of Census 2011 for the state shows the districts of Churu and Barmer with negative growth in literacy. While Churu's Literacy Rate has fallen from 67.59% to 67.46%, Barmer reported a much higher drop from 58.99% to 57.49%. Director, Census Operations, Rajasthan Shubra Singh pointed out that in the Census 2001, none of the districts had reported negative growth. The state also holds the dubious distinction of having...

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Female Literacy Rate takes 17-pt jump

After gaining 12 healthy points since the 2001 Census, the Literacy Rate of Uttar Pradesh moved closer to the national average of 74.04%. The state registered a Literacy Rate of 69.72% in the 2011 Census. Top performers in the state, which helped in increasing the percentage by several points are Ghaziabad (85%), Gautam Budh Nagar (82.20%) and capital Lucknow (79.33%). Female Literacy Rates in the state have also registered a remarkable jump...

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