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  • Ministry of Human resource Development (Govt. of India)
    Ministry of Human resource Development (Govt. of India)
    2016

  • Rasheeda Bhagat
    The Hindu Business Line
    1999

    Long after you have driven away from the cluster of villages around the Usilampatti belt of Madurai, the images of bright-coloured hair ribbons, fragrant jasmine flowers in neatly combed hair, deep vermillion bindis on the forehead and the silver anklets worn by little girls with sparkling, wide,

  • Sabu George, Rajaratnam Abel, B.D. Miller
    Search Bulletin
    1998

    Infanticide has been practiced in all continents, but little dependable primary data exist on this subject. Presented here are the findings on female infanticide for a rural, south Indian population.

  • A. Mangai, Mina Swaminathan, S. Raja Samuel
    Search Bulletin
    1998

    It was in 1991, when we were invited to a dialogue on female infanticide by the then Minister for Social Welfare of Tamil Nadu, shortly after the publication of a study on the subject by Aditi, that the Foundation* began its involvement with the issue.

  • Mahendra K. Premi, Saraswati Raju
    Search Bulletin
    1998

    Consequent upon the publication of the 1991 census preliminary results, one of the widely debated issues in India has been the declining sex ratio (defined as the number of females per 1000 males) in the country.

  • M. Jeeva, Gandhimathi, Phavalam
    Search Bulletin
    1998

    Violence is a state, of exploitation, discrimination, upholding of unequal economic and social structures, the creation of an atmosphere of terror, threat or reprisal and forms of religio-cultural and political violence [1] It can be perpetrated by those in power against the powerless or by the p

  • Sheela Rani Chunkath, V B Athreya
    Economic and Political Weekly
    1997

    Female infanticide - the killing of female infants because they are female- has occurred not only in several cultures across history, but is known to occur in contemporary societies as well [George et al 1992].

  • Soly James
    Journal of the Diabetic Association of India
    1997

    Breast-feeding is the proud privilege of every mother. It gives her an opportunity to fondle her little one with tender care and looks forward to his growth and development with high expectations.

  • Ms. Sunita Reddy
    The Journal of Family Welfare
    1995

    Medical and public health experts advocate breastfeeding as the best method of feeding young infants for a wide variety of reasons.

  • N. Bhardwaj, S. Badrul Hasan, Mohammad Zaheer Introduction
    The Journal of Family Welfare
    1991

    The practice of breast-feeding is almost universal in India. Protecting, promoting and supporting breast-feed in should be the foremost aim of all the communities. Compare the body of a lactating mother to a baby food factory and we find that she is far and away the most efficient [1].