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... areas today is about six years higher than the figure for rural areas , and the level of total fertility in the urban sector is probably roughly one birth lower than that holding in rural India ( see Registrar General , India 1999 ...
... areas today is about six years higher than the figure for rural areas , and the level of total fertility in the urban sector is probably roughly one birth lower than that holding in rural India ( see Registrar General , India 1999 ...
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... areas in 2001 were Chennai ( 6.4 m ) , Bangalore ( 5.7m ) , and Hyderabad ( 5.5m ) , all in the south . Note the appreciably lower levels of urbanisation of the major northern states , and Orissa and Assam in the east ( Table 2.2 ) ...
... areas in 2001 were Chennai ( 6.4 m ) , Bangalore ( 5.7m ) , and Hyderabad ( 5.5m ) , all in the south . Note the appreciably lower levels of urbanisation of the major northern states , and Orissa and Assam in the east ( Table 2.2 ) ...
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... areas the LF government continued to carry on the work of manufactur- ing consent in the traditional LF areas . In those areas the everyday vio- lence of cadres was now no longer required , the capture of institutions was complete ...
... areas the LF government continued to carry on the work of manufactur- ing consent in the traditional LF areas . In those areas the everyday vio- lence of cadres was now no longer required , the capture of institutions was complete ...
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Demographic Change and its | 19 |
Health Care in Rural | 47 |
Economic Resurgence Lopsided Reform and Jobless Growth | 73 |
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