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Complete Chapter Concept Map: Demographic Structure of Indian Society
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- root（（Demography
- Indian Society））
- Definition and Scope
- Greek Origin demos and graphein
- Formal Demography
- Quantitative Analysis
- Mathematical Methods
- Social Demography
- Social and Economic Factors
- Population Studies
- Census and Surveys
- First Modern Census USA 1790
- India Census Since 1881
- Decennial Every 10 Years
- Demographic Theories
- Malthusian Theory 1798
- Geometric Population Growth
- Arithmetic Food Growth
- Preventive Checks
- Positive Checks Famine Disease
- Criticised by Liberals and Marxists
- Demographic Transition Theory
- Stage 1 High Birth High Death
- Stage 2 Transitional High Growth
- Stage 3 Low Birth Low Death
- Population Explosion
- Malthusian Theory 1798
- Key Indicators
- Birth Rate
- Births per 1000 Population
- Death Rate
- Deaths per 1000 Population
- Fertility Rate
- Births per 1000 Women Age 15 to 49
- Infant Mortality Rate
- Deaths under 1 Year per 1000 Births
- Maternal Mortality Rate
- Deaths per 100000 Births
- Life Expectancy
- Estimated Years of Survival
- Sex Ratio
- Females per 1000 Males
- Dependency Ratio
- Non Workers to Workers Ratio
- Birth Rate
- Size and Growth
- 1.21 Billion in 2011
- Negative Growth 1911 to 1921
- Influenza Epidemic 1918-19
- Growth Rate Peak 2.22 Percent 1961 to 1971
- Growth Rate Declining After 1981
- Bihar and UP Highest Birth Rates
- Age Structure
- Young Population
- 0 to 14 Age Group 29 Percent in 2011
- Working Age 15 to 59 at 63 Percent
- Aged 60 Plus Rising to 8 Percent
- Demographic Dividend
- Large Working Age Cohort
- Lower Dependency Ratio
- Requires Education and Employment
- Population Pyramids
- 1961 Wide Base
- 2026 Bulge in Middle
- Regional Contrast
- Kerala Older Profile
- Uttar Pradesh Younger Profile
- Declining Sex Ratio
- Overall 943 in 2011
- Child Sex Ratio 919 in 2011
- Son Preference
- Female Foeticide via Ultrasound
- Female Infanticide
- PCPNDT Act 1996
- Beti Bachao Beti Padhao
- Haryana Worst at 793
- Literacy
- 73 Percent Overall in 2011
- Male 80.9 Percent
- Female 64.6 Percent
- Gap Narrowing Over Decades
- SC and ST Lower Literacy
- Kerala Near Universal
- Bihar Lags Behind
- Rural Urban Differences
- 68.8 Percent Rural in 2011
- Urbanisation Rising
- Rural to Urban Migration
- Search for Work
- Loss of Common Resources
- Social Anonymity
- Metropolis Growth
- 5161 Towns and Cities
- Population Policy
- Family Planning Programme 1952
- Emergency Coercive Sterilisation 1975-76
- National Population Policy 2000
- National Health Policy 2017
- TFR Target 2.1 by 2025
- Maternal Mortality Target 100 by 2020
- Definition and Scope
Chapter Overview: Demographic Structure of Indian Society
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- Indian Demography
- Key Theories
- Malthusian Theory
- Geometric vs Arithmetic
- Preventive Checks
- Positive Checks
- Demographic Transition
- Stage 1 High-High
- Stage 2 Explosion
- Stage 3 Low-Low
- Malthusian Theory
- Key Concepts
- Birth Rate
- Death Rate
- Growth Rate
- Sex Ratio
- IMR and MMR
- Dependency Ratio
- Life Expectancy
- Population Trends
- 1921 Great Divide
- 1918 Influenza
- Census since 1881
- 121 crore in 2011
- Age Structure
- Young Population
- Demographic Dividend
- State Variations
- UP vs Kerala
- Sex Ratio Crisis
- 943 overall 2011
- Child sex ratio 919
- Haryana 793
- PNDT Act 1996
- Literacy
- 73 percent 2011
- Male 80.9 percent
- Female 64.6 percent
- Gender Gap 16.3 percent
- Rural Urban
- Rural 68.8 percent
- Urban 31.2 percent
- Urbanisation trend
- Metro growth
- Population Policy
- 1952 First Policy
- Emergency 1975
- NFWP renamed
- NHP 2017
- Key Theories
Demographic Structure of Indian Society — Complete Concept Map
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- Demographic Structure of India
- Demography
- Formal Demography
- Quantitative Methods
- Population Forecasting
- Social Demography
- Social Causes
- Economic Factors
- Census in India
- Started 1867 to 72
- Decennial since 1881
- 2011 Latest Census
- Formal Demography
- Population Theories
- Malthus Theory
- Geometric vs Arithmetic Growth
- Preventive Checks
- Positive Checks
- Criticised by Marxists
- Demographic Transition
- Stage 1 High High Low Growth
- Stage 2 Transitional Explosion
- Stage 3 Low Low Stable
- Malthus Theory
- Key Indicators
- Birth Rate
- Death Rate
- Growth Rate
- TFR
- IMR and MMR
- Sex Ratio
- Dependency Ratio
- Life Expectancy
- Indian Population
- 1.21 Billion in 2011
- Growth Rate Trends
- Regional Fertility Variations
- Demographic Dividend
- Sex Ratio Issues
- Overall Declining Trend
- Child Sex Ratio Crisis
- Son Preference
- PNDT Act 1996
- Beti Bachao Beti Padhao
- Literacy
- 73 Percent in 2011
- Gender Gap 16.3 Percent
- Regional Disparities
- Caste Based Disparities
- Urbanisation
- 31.2 Percent Urban 2011
- Rural to Urban Migration
- Push Factors
- Pull Factors
- Population Policy
- National Family Planning 1952
- Emergency Coercion 1975 to 76
- National Population Policy 2000
- National Health Policy 2017
- Demography
Demography and the changing structure of India’s population
The map in words
- Demography and the changing structure of India’s population
- Demography
- Formal demography
- Social demography
- Malthusian theory
- Demographic transition
- Population indicators
- India’s population growth
- Age structure
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