CHANGING PROFILE OF FERTILITY BEHAVIOUR IN SEONI-BALAGHAT DISTRICT OF ( M.P.)

Dr. D.P. NAMDEO

Abstract


The accelerating rate of population growth has been realized as an obstacle to the social and economic development of the country (Gandotra, 1966 :30). This increase is contributed by the fast decline in the death rate and the almost stationary, or even increased level of birth rate. Among the countries of the world holds a unique position for its socio-economic, cultural, linguistic and demographic diversities. Among all these diversities, demographic diversity ahs a special meaning.  A number of studies have been carried out to understand the differences underlying these demographic variables fertility and mortality are the tow important demographic variables.


Keywords


population, position, diversities, number, demographic, fertility.

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