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Microsoft PowerPoint - Census of India 2011- Child Sex Ratio [Compatibility Mode] - Question and Answer Dataset

Name: Microsoft PowerPoint - Census of India 2011- Child Sex Ratio [Compatibility Mode] - Question and Answer Dataset
Creator: censusindia.gov.in
Keywords: Demographics, question-answering, extractive-qa, child-sex-ratio, 2011-census, 2001-census, punjab, chandigarh, haryana, himachal-pradesh, mizoram, tamil-nadu

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29 extractive question-and-answer pairs built from Microsoft PowerPoint - Census of India 2011- Child Sex Ratio [Compatibility Mode], published by censusindia.gov.in. The source is a 54-page publication. Source-evidenced topics include child sex ratio, 2011 census, 2001 census, punjab, chandigarh, haryana, himachal pradesh, mizoram. Every answer is a verbatim span of text the source prints, and each row carries the passage it sits in, its offset in that passage, the source quote, the page and the location in the document, so any row can be checked against the original. Question types in the export: 13 factual, 7 list, 4 relationship, 4 summary, 1 comparison. 16 of the 29 pairs (55.2%) ask explanatory questions; the remaining 13 are factual or table-based questions. 100.00% of rows pass the corpus quality gate.

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Sample rows from Microsoft PowerPoint - Census of India 2011- Child Sex Ratio [Compatibility Mode] - Question and Answer Dataset
question	answer	context	answer_start	question_type	knowledge_quality_score	source_document	source_quote	source_page	source_location	confidence	validation_status
What helped Punjab arrest the declining trend in child sex ratio?	Close monitoring and advocacy at the grass root level by different stake holders	Punjab–Fatehgarh Sahib District/Tehsil 2001 2011 change (An example) District/Tehsil 2001 2011 change Fatehagarh saheb 766 843 +77 Bassi Pathana 744 867 +123 Fatehagarh 758 832 +74 Amroh 781 844 +63 Khamam 779 840 +61 • Close monitoring and advocacy at the grass root level by different stake holders helped Punjab in arresting the declining trend in CSR declining trend in CSR. • Fatehagarh saheb district which recorded the lowest CSR in 2001 has improved by 77 points in 2011	220	relationship	0.970	https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/42610/download/46272/Census%20of%20India%202011-Child%20Sex%20Ratio.pdf	Punjab–Fatehgarh Sahib District/Tehsil 2001 2011 change (An example) District/Tehsil 2001 2011 change Fatehagarh saheb 766 843 +77 Bassi Pathana 744 867 +123 Fatehagarh 758 832 +74 Amroh 781 844 +63 Khamam 779 840 +61 • Close monitoring and advocacy at the grass root level by different stake holders helped Punjab in arresting the declining trend in CSR declining trend in CSR.	28	page=28,block=0	0.700	valid
What is the purpose of using three-year moving averages in the Sample Registration System estimates?	in order to ward off sampling fluctuations	Sample Registration System Sample Registration System Si 2000 S R ti t Bi th (SRB) i b i • Since year 2000, Sex Ratio at Birth (SRB) is being published under SRS for India and bigger States • Starting from Year 2002, Sex Ratio (0-4 years) is also being published under SRS for India and bigger States • These estimates are based on three-year moving averages in order to ward off sampling fluctuations	359	relationship	0.970	https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/42610/download/46272/Census%20of%20India%202011-Child%20Sex%20Ratio.pdf	Sample Registration System Sample Registration System Si 2000 S R ti t Bi th (SRB) i b i • Since year 2000, Sex Ratio at Birth (SRB) is being published under SRS for India and bigger States • Starting from Year 2002, Sex Ratio (0-4 years) is also being published under SRS for India and bigger States • These estimates are based on three-year moving averages in order to ward off sampling fluctuations	36	page=36,block=0	0.700	valid
What additional insight does the Annual Health Survey provide about the declining trend in Child Sex Ratio?	to an extent explains the reason behind the declining trend from another independent source	• One of the key determinants affecting Child y g Sex Ratio is Sex Ratio at Birth • The information on Sex Ratio at Birth is • The information on Sex Ratio at Birth is available in AHS at District level for 8 EAG States and Assam States and Assam • Facilitates comparison with Census 2011 results and to an extent explains the reason results and to an extent explains the reason behind the declining trend from another independent source independent source	346	summary	0.970	https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/42610/download/46272/Census%20of%20India%202011-Child%20Sex%20Ratio.pdf	• One of the key determinants affecting Child y g Sex Ratio is Sex Ratio at Birth • The information on Sex Ratio at Birth is • The information on Sex Ratio at Birth is available in AHS at District level for 8 EAG States and Assam States and Assam • Facilitates comparison with Census 2011 results and to an extent explains the reason results and to an extent explains the reason behind the declining trend from another independent source independent source	42
What does the increase in the overall sex ratio in Census 2011 indicate?	improved visibility of women in the country	In conclusion • Increase in over all Sex Ratio in Census 2011 indicates improved visibility of women in the country • Paradoxically, the Child Sex Ratio (0-6) continues to d li i th i decline in the successive censuses • In Census 2011 Child Sex Ratio in 27 States /Uts has declined Decline is also noted in 461 districts declined. Decline is also noted in 461 districts • The disturbing feature in Census 2011 has been the spread of declining trend in new areas spread of declining trend in new areas • Importantly there has been reversal of trend in 8 States/ UTs where Child Sex Ratio have actually improved in UTs where Child Sex Ratio have actually improved in Census 2011. This includes States like Punjab and Haryana where decline in CSR in 2001 assumed alarming l l level.	72	summary	0.970	https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/42610/download/46272/Census%20of%20India%202011-Child%20Sex%20Ratio.pdf	In conclusion • Increase in over all Sex Ratio in Census 2011 indicates improved visibility of women in the country • Paradoxically, the Child Sex Ratio (0-6) continues to d li i th i decline in the successive censuses • In Census 2011 Child Sex Ratio in 27 States /Uts has declined Decline is also noted in 461 districts declined.
What efforts have helped to arrest the decline in Child Sex Ratio?	concerted efforts and advocacies by all the stakeholders at the grass root level	In conclusion • Census 2011 shows that though there are decline in both rural and urban areas of the country, the pace of decline is three times higher in the rural areas, a paradigm shift to note A th t P l ti P j ti (2001 2026) th • As per the report on Population Projection (2001-2026), the Child Sex Ratio in Census 2011 in India was estimated at 889. The results as per Census 2011 (Provisional) has shown a 25 points increase (to 914). • The decline in Child Sex Ratio has been arrested due to the concerted efforts and advocacies by all the stakeholders at the grass root level • District/sub districts/village showing low sex ratio • Similar efforts in other States are required to reverse the d li i t d i Child S R ti declining trend in Child Sex Ratio.	505	summary	0.970	https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/42610/download/46272/Census%20of%20India%202011-Child%20Sex%20Ratio.pdf	• The decline in Child Sex Ratio has been arrested due to the concerted efforts and advocacies by all the stakeholders at the grass root level • District/sub districts/village showing low sex ratio • Similar efforts in other States are required to reverse the d li i t d i Child S R ti declining trend in Child Sex Ratio.
What is a disturbing feature noted in Census 2011 regarding the Child Sex Ratio?	the spread of declining trend in new areas	In conclusion • Increase in over all Sex Ratio in Census 2011 indicates improved visibility of women in the country • Paradoxically, the Child Sex Ratio (0-6) continues to d li i th i decline in the successive censuses • In Census 2011 Child Sex Ratio in 27 States /Uts has declined Decline is also noted in 461 districts declined. Decline is also noted in 461 districts • The disturbing feature in Census 2011 has been the spread of declining trend in new areas spread of declining trend in new areas • Importantly there has been reversal of trend in 8 States/ UTs where Child Sex Ratio have actually improved in UTs where Child Sex Ratio have actually improved in Census 2011. This includes States like Punjab and Haryana where decline in CSR in 2001 assumed alarming l l level.	420	summary	0.970	https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/42610/download/46272/Census%20of%20India%202011-Child%20Sex%20Ratio.pdf	Decline is also noted in 461 districts • The disturbing feature in Census 2011 has been the spread of declining trend in new areas spread of declining trend in new areas • Importantly there has been reversal of trend in 8 States/ UTs where Child Sex Ratio have actually improved in UTs where Child Sex Ratio have actually improved in Census 2011.
How does the trend in Child Sex Ratio in urban areas compare to rural areas?	Trend is slightly better in Urban Areas as compared to Rural Areas	• Urban areas: • Trend is slightly better in Urban Areas as compared to Rural Areas • In 21 States/Uts, CSR (0-6yrs) has declined I 13 St t /Ut thi h i d • In 13 States/Uts this has improved • In one State (Kerala) there is no change	17	comparison	0.920	https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/42610/download/46272/Census%20of%20India%202011-Child%20Sex%20Ratio.pdf	• Urban areas: • Trend is slightly better in Urban Areas as compared to Rural Areas • In 21 States/Uts, CSR (0-6yrs) has declined I 13 St t /Ut thi h i d • In 13 States/Uts this has improved • In one State (Kerala) there is no change	17	page=17,block=0	0.700	valid
What does the Annual Health Survey facilitate comparison with?	Census 2011 results	• One of the key determinants affecting Child y g Sex Ratio is Sex Ratio at Birth • The information on Sex Ratio at Birth is • The information on Sex Ratio at Birth is available in AHS at District level for 8 EAG States and Assam States and Assam • Facilitates comparison with Census 2011 results and to an extent explains the reason results and to an extent explains the reason behind the declining trend from another independent source independent source	277	relationship	0.890	https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/42610/download/46272/Census%20of%20India%202011-Child%20Sex%20Ratio.pdf	• One of the key determinants affecting Child y g Sex Ratio is Sex Ratio at Birth • The information on Sex Ratio at Birth is • The information on Sex Ratio at Birth is available in AHS at District level for 8 EAG States and Assam States and Assam • Facilitates comparison with Census 2011 results and to an extent explains the reason results and to an extent explains the reason behind the declining trend from another independent source independent source	42	page=42,block=0	0.700
What is one of the key determinants affecting the Child Sex Ratio?	Sex Ratio at Birth	• One of the key determinants affecting Child y g Sex Ratio is Sex Ratio at Birth • The information on Sex Ratio at Birth is • The information on Sex Ratio at Birth is available in AHS at District level for 8 EAG States and Assam States and Assam • Facilitates comparison with Census 2011 results and to an extent explains the reason results and to an extent explains the reason behind the declining trend from another independent source independent source	63	relationship	0.890	https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/42610/download/46272/Census%20of%20India%202011-Child%20Sex%20Ratio.pdf	• One of the key determinants affecting Child y g Sex Ratio is Sex Ratio at Birth • The information on Sex Ratio at Birth is • The information on Sex Ratio at Birth is available in AHS at District level for 8 EAG States and Assam States and Assam • Facilitates comparison with Census 2011 results and to an extent explains the reason results and to an extent explains the reason behind the declining trend from another independent source independent source	42	page=42,block=0	0.700
Which regions achieved the 11th Plan goals for sex ratio in the age group 0-6 years?	Himachal Pradesh and Andaman & Nicobar Island	Hi h l P d h d A d & Ni b Status • Himachal Pradesh and Andaman & Nicobar Island have achieved 11th Plan goals set for sex ratio in the age group 0-6 years. • Four states (Punjab, Mizoram, Tamil Nadu and Gujarat) are close to the targets with difference of 1-5 percentage points. • Due to decline in CSR (0-6 years) in majority of states/UTs (27), the gap between Census 2011 11th Plan goals has further widened	35	list	0.820	https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/42610/download/46272/Census%20of%20India%202011-Child%20Sex%20Ratio.pdf	Hi h l P d h d A d & Ni b Status • Himachal Pradesh and Andaman & Nicobar Island have achieved 11th Plan goals set for sex ratio in the age group 0-6 years.	34	page=34,block=0	0.700	valid

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Category: Demographics
Language: English
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File size: 33.0 KB
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Source: censusindia.gov.in
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Sample rows from Microsoft PowerPoint - Census of India 2011- Child Sex Ratio [Compatibility Mode] - Question and Answer Dataset
question	answer	context	answer_start	question_type	knowledge_quality_score	source_document	source_quote	source_page	source_location	confidence	validation_status
What helped Punjab arrest the declining trend in child sex ratio?	Close monitoring and advocacy at the grass root level by different stake holders	Punjab–Fatehgarh Sahib District/Tehsil 2001 2011 change (An example) District/Tehsil 2001 2011 change Fatehagarh saheb 766 843 +77 Bassi Pathana 744 867 +123 Fatehagarh 758 832 +74 Amroh 781 844 +63 Khamam 779 840 +61 • Close monitoring and advocacy at the grass root level by different stake holders helped Punjab in arresting the declining trend in CSR declining trend in CSR. • Fatehagarh saheb district which recorded the lowest CSR in 2001 has improved by 77 points in 2011	220	relationship	0.970	https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/42610/download/46272/Census%20of%20India%202011-Child%20Sex%20Ratio.pdf	Punjab–Fatehgarh Sahib District/Tehsil 2001 2011 change (An example) District/Tehsil 2001 2011 change Fatehagarh saheb 766 843 +77 Bassi Pathana 744 867 +123 Fatehagarh 758 832 +74 Amroh 781 844 +63 Khamam 779 840 +61 • Close monitoring and advocacy at the grass root level by different stake holders helped Punjab in arresting the declining trend in CSR declining trend in CSR.	28	page=28,block=0	0.700	valid
What is the purpose of using three-year moving averages in the Sample Registration System estimates?	in order to ward off sampling fluctuations	Sample Registration System Sample Registration System Si 2000 S R ti t Bi th (SRB) i b i • Since year 2000, Sex Ratio at Birth (SRB) is being published under SRS for India and bigger States • Starting from Year 2002, Sex Ratio (0-4 years) is also being published under SRS for India and bigger States • These estimates are based on three-year moving averages in order to ward off sampling fluctuations	359	relationship	0.970	https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/42610/download/46272/Census%20of%20India%202011-Child%20Sex%20Ratio.pdf	Sample Registration System Sample Registration System Si 2000 S R ti t Bi th (SRB) i b i • Since year 2000, Sex Ratio at Birth (SRB) is being published under SRS for India and bigger States • Starting from Year 2002, Sex Ratio (0-4 years) is also being published under SRS for India and bigger States • These estimates are based on three-year moving averages in order to ward off sampling fluctuations	36	page=36,block=0	0.700	valid
What additional insight does the Annual Health Survey provide about the declining trend in Child Sex Ratio?	to an extent explains the reason behind the declining trend from another independent source	• One of the key determinants affecting Child y g Sex Ratio is Sex Ratio at Birth • The information on Sex Ratio at Birth is • The information on Sex Ratio at Birth is available in AHS at District level for 8 EAG States and Assam States and Assam • Facilitates comparison with Census 2011 results and to an extent explains the reason results and to an extent explains the reason behind the declining trend from another independent source independent source	346	summary	0.970	https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/42610/download/46272/Census%20of%20India%202011-Child%20Sex%20Ratio.pdf	• One of the key determinants affecting Child y g Sex Ratio is Sex Ratio at Birth • The information on Sex Ratio at Birth is • The information on Sex Ratio at Birth is available in AHS at District level for 8 EAG States and Assam States and Assam • Facilitates comparison with Census 2011 results and to an extent explains the reason results and to an extent explains the reason behind the declining trend from another independent source independent source	42
What does the increase in the overall sex ratio in Census 2011 indicate?	improved visibility of women in the country	In conclusion • Increase in over all Sex Ratio in Census 2011 indicates improved visibility of women in the country • Paradoxically, the Child Sex Ratio (0-6) continues to d li i th i decline in the successive censuses • In Census 2011 Child Sex Ratio in 27 States /Uts has declined Decline is also noted in 461 districts declined. Decline is also noted in 461 districts • The disturbing feature in Census 2011 has been the spread of declining trend in new areas spread of declining trend in new areas • Importantly there has been reversal of trend in 8 States/ UTs where Child Sex Ratio have actually improved in UTs where Child Sex Ratio have actually improved in Census 2011. This includes States like Punjab and Haryana where decline in CSR in 2001 assumed alarming l l level.	72	summary	0.970	https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/42610/download/46272/Census%20of%20India%202011-Child%20Sex%20Ratio.pdf	In conclusion • Increase in over all Sex Ratio in Census 2011 indicates improved visibility of women in the country • Paradoxically, the Child Sex Ratio (0-6) continues to d li i th i decline in the successive censuses • In Census 2011 Child Sex Ratio in 27 States /Uts has declined Decline is also noted in 461 districts declined.
What efforts have helped to arrest the decline in Child Sex Ratio?	concerted efforts and advocacies by all the stakeholders at the grass root level	In conclusion • Census 2011 shows that though there are decline in both rural and urban areas of the country, the pace of decline is three times higher in the rural areas, a paradigm shift to note A th t P l ti P j ti (2001 2026) th • As per the report on Population Projection (2001-2026), the Child Sex Ratio in Census 2011 in India was estimated at 889. The results as per Census 2011 (Provisional) has shown a 25 points increase (to 914). • The decline in Child Sex Ratio has been arrested due to the concerted efforts and advocacies by all the stakeholders at the grass root level • District/sub districts/village showing low sex ratio • Similar efforts in other States are required to reverse the d li i t d i Child S R ti declining trend in Child Sex Ratio.	505	summary	0.970	https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/42610/download/46272/Census%20of%20India%202011-Child%20Sex%20Ratio.pdf	• The decline in Child Sex Ratio has been arrested due to the concerted efforts and advocacies by all the stakeholders at the grass root level • District/sub districts/village showing low sex ratio • Similar efforts in other States are required to reverse the d li i t d i Child S R ti declining trend in Child Sex Ratio.
What is a disturbing feature noted in Census 2011 regarding the Child Sex Ratio?	the spread of declining trend in new areas	In conclusion • Increase in over all Sex Ratio in Census 2011 indicates improved visibility of women in the country • Paradoxically, the Child Sex Ratio (0-6) continues to d li i th i decline in the successive censuses • In Census 2011 Child Sex Ratio in 27 States /Uts has declined Decline is also noted in 461 districts declined. Decline is also noted in 461 districts • The disturbing feature in Census 2011 has been the spread of declining trend in new areas spread of declining trend in new areas • Importantly there has been reversal of trend in 8 States/ UTs where Child Sex Ratio have actually improved in UTs where Child Sex Ratio have actually improved in Census 2011. This includes States like Punjab and Haryana where decline in CSR in 2001 assumed alarming l l level.	420	summary	0.970	https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/42610/download/46272/Census%20of%20India%202011-Child%20Sex%20Ratio.pdf	Decline is also noted in 461 districts • The disturbing feature in Census 2011 has been the spread of declining trend in new areas spread of declining trend in new areas • Importantly there has been reversal of trend in 8 States/ UTs where Child Sex Ratio have actually improved in UTs where Child Sex Ratio have actually improved in Census 2011.
How does the trend in Child Sex Ratio in urban areas compare to rural areas?	Trend is slightly better in Urban Areas as compared to Rural Areas	• Urban areas: • Trend is slightly better in Urban Areas as compared to Rural Areas • In 21 States/Uts, CSR (0-6yrs) has declined I 13 St t /Ut thi h i d • In 13 States/Uts this has improved • In one State (Kerala) there is no change	17	comparison	0.920	https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/42610/download/46272/Census%20of%20India%202011-Child%20Sex%20Ratio.pdf	• Urban areas: • Trend is slightly better in Urban Areas as compared to Rural Areas • In 21 States/Uts, CSR (0-6yrs) has declined I 13 St t /Ut thi h i d • In 13 States/Uts this has improved • In one State (Kerala) there is no change	17	page=17,block=0	0.700	valid
What does the Annual Health Survey facilitate comparison with?	Census 2011 results	• One of the key determinants affecting Child y g Sex Ratio is Sex Ratio at Birth • The information on Sex Ratio at Birth is • The information on Sex Ratio at Birth is available in AHS at District level for 8 EAG States and Assam States and Assam • Facilitates comparison with Census 2011 results and to an extent explains the reason results and to an extent explains the reason behind the declining trend from another independent source independent source	277	relationship	0.890	https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/42610/download/46272/Census%20of%20India%202011-Child%20Sex%20Ratio.pdf	• One of the key determinants affecting Child y g Sex Ratio is Sex Ratio at Birth • The information on Sex Ratio at Birth is • The information on Sex Ratio at Birth is available in AHS at District level for 8 EAG States and Assam States and Assam • Facilitates comparison with Census 2011 results and to an extent explains the reason results and to an extent explains the reason behind the declining trend from another independent source independent source	42	page=42,block=0	0.700
What is one of the key determinants affecting the Child Sex Ratio?	Sex Ratio at Birth	• One of the key determinants affecting Child y g Sex Ratio is Sex Ratio at Birth • The information on Sex Ratio at Birth is • The information on Sex Ratio at Birth is available in AHS at District level for 8 EAG States and Assam States and Assam • Facilitates comparison with Census 2011 results and to an extent explains the reason results and to an extent explains the reason behind the declining trend from another independent source independent source	63	relationship	0.890	https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/42610/download/46272/Census%20of%20India%202011-Child%20Sex%20Ratio.pdf	• One of the key determinants affecting Child y g Sex Ratio is Sex Ratio at Birth • The information on Sex Ratio at Birth is • The information on Sex Ratio at Birth is available in AHS at District level for 8 EAG States and Assam States and Assam • Facilitates comparison with Census 2011 results and to an extent explains the reason results and to an extent explains the reason behind the declining trend from another independent source independent source	42	page=42,block=0	0.700
Which regions achieved the 11th Plan goals for sex ratio in the age group 0-6 years?	Himachal Pradesh and Andaman & Nicobar Island	Hi h l P d h d A d & Ni b Status • Himachal Pradesh and Andaman & Nicobar Island have achieved 11th Plan goals set for sex ratio in the age group 0-6 years. • Four states (Punjab, Mizoram, Tamil Nadu and Gujarat) are close to the targets with difference of 1-5 percentage points. • Due to decline in CSR (0-6 years) in majority of states/UTs (27), the gap between Census 2011 11th Plan goals has further widened	35	list	0.820	https://censusindia.gov.in/nada/index.php/catalog/42610/download/46272/Census%20of%20India%202011-Child%20Sex%20Ratio.pdf	Hi h l P d h d A d & Ni b Status • Himachal Pradesh and Andaman & Nicobar Island have achieved 11th Plan goals set for sex ratio in the age group 0-6 years.	34	page=34,block=0	0.700	valid

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