Present Social Evil in India is female foeticide i have explained as per my knowledge

1. SOCIAL EVILS
TOPIC: Female foeticide
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2. Hello, Welcome to My Presentation…..
This Presentation is based on true incidents that are
happening in India. One of the shamed of social evil
in India is FEMALE FOETICIDE, And it is trending in India
for many years..
If we go to the hospital, many cases are coming daily
to determine sex of the child and to get the
abortion of baby if it is girl. It a shame thing in
India, almost all countries in the world encourage
the female birth rate but only in India this is
happening.
It is only due to lack of knowledge and illiteracy… we
are wel educated persons we have to educate those
parents who wants get abortion if there is baby girl
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WEL COME

3. Do not kill, if the baby is girl in her mother’s womb
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5. What is FEMALE FOETICIDE?
oIts is defined as absorbing a female foetus
after sex determination test.
oUltra-sonography and Foetoscopy helps to
determine the abnormalities in the foetus.But it is
misused to find out the sex of the foetus and
abortion is done if it is a girl child.
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6. Causes of Female foeticide
i. Obession for Son.
ii. Fear of dowry by many poor class families.
iii. Girls are considered as financial
obligation by many parents.
iv.Advancement in technology, now a days
parent determines the sex of the child
before the birth.
v. Some doctors do this heinous act to
fullfill their money desire.
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7. Daughter
Family giving
dowry
Mass female
foeticide
Indian
Governm
ent
Paying poor
families to give
birth and to bring
up female
Negative spiral
Daughter
Expectation of
higher dowries
*Vicious cycle of female foeticide
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8. Consequences of Female foeticide
A.Decrease in the female population is major
cause.
B. Adverse effect on women’s health
physically,mentally and economically.
C. Womens are abused and sexually exploited.
D. Leads to women traffking. Womens are
kidnaped, bought and sold for marriage.
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9. Female foeticide in India
a)The child sex ratio has grouped from
945 females per 1000 males in 1991
to 927 females per 1000 males in
2001.
b)Estimated that 50 million girls and
women are`missing’ from India's
population because of termination of
the female foetus.
c)Female foeticide in India increased by
49.2%
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10. 880
890
900
910
920
930
940
950
960
970
1961 1971 1981 1991 2001 2011
Sex Ratio 0-6
overall sex ratio
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11. 750
800
850
900
950
1000
females for 1000 males
females for 1000
males
880
850 846
820
Sex ratio age group (0-06)
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960
933

12. 830
840
850
860
870
880
890
900
910
920
930
Sex Ratio By Level of Education of Mother
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13. MY VERDICT
We all are well educated and aware citizens can bring a change.
The government should implement stern policies
against this by removing the child sex recognizing
centers and banning their licenses.
The family who are involved in this act should be
fined with some a-cash amount and sent into jail
for minimum 2 years.
Higher status should be provided to women by
involving them in the high profile jobs and including
special reservation policies for women.
Higher education should be provided to women so
that they can take decisions for themselves.
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14. THE DOWRY PROHIBITION ACT, 1961
Prohibits the requests payment or acceptance of a
dowry, demanded or given as a precondition for a
marriage.
Asking or giving of dowry can be punished by an
imprisonment of up to 6 months or a fined up to
Rs.5000/-
Indian government has modified properly inheritance
laws and permitted daughters to claim their equal rights
to parental property.
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15. THE MEDICAL TERMINATION OF PREGNACY
ACT, 1971
Was enacted by the Indian parliament in the year
of 1971 and came into force in 1972.
As per India’s abortion laws only qualified doc
stipulated conditions, can perform abortion on
woman in an approved clinic or hospital.
The Medical Termination of Pregnancy(MTP) Act
of India clearly states the conditions under which a
pregnancy can be ended or aborted.
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16. THE PARENTAL DIAGNOSTIC TEST ACT(PNDT) OF
1994
oThis Act was enacted in the year 1994 in all of the states in
India, but, it came into force in the year 1996.
oThrough this Act the use of pre-natal diagnostic techniques
is prohibited by and regulated.
oPNDT Act was amended in 2003 with main aim to ban the
use of sex determination as well as the misuse of pre-natal
diagnostic techniques for sex selective abortions.
oMore than 21,600 centers conducting pre-natal diagnostic
procedure have been registered.
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18. Our motto is ,
Our motto is,
Save girls, save nations
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