Need for Pregnancy, Sanitation and Child Care Oriented Education for Women
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Through the statistics, we came to know about the deteriorating health and the lack of knowledge among the Indian women, which has led to the deterioration in the health of the young India. The lack of knowledge regarding sanitation, pregnancy and child care is a root cause of many problems. So, we have proposed an idea for some steps to be taken in this direction.
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- 2. OUR PROPOSAL Need for Pregnancy, Sanitation and Child Care Oriented Education for Women
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- 7. From 2009-2010 to 2010-2011, the percentage has increased from 16.22% to 16.54%
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