Civil Registration System: CRS Report 2020 Released

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Key Takeaways

  • New Civil Registration Report  released which deals with the sexbirth  ratio of a country.

Civil Registration Report

  • Released by Registrar General of India
  • Findings of 2020 Report 
    • Highest Sex Ratio at Birth (SRB) is reported by Ladakh (1,104) followed by Arunachal Pradesh (1,011), A&N Islands (984), Tripura (974), and Kerala (969).
    • The lowest sex ratio was reported by Manipur (880), followed by Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu (898), Gujarat (909), Haryana (916) and Madhya Pradesh (921).
  • Findings of 2019 Report
    • In 2019, the highest sex ratio at birth was reported by Arunachal Pradesh (1,024), followed by Nagaland (1,001), Mizoram (975) and Andaman and Nicobar Islands (965), 
    • the lowest sex ratio was reported by Gujarat (901), Assam (903), Madhya Pradesh (905) and Jammu & Kashmir (909)
  • Data Not Available
    • During both 2019 and 2020 the officials didn’t get data from states like Maharashtra, Sikkim, Uttar Pradesh.
  • Other Findings of Report
    • The report noted that 1,43,379 infant deaths were registered in 2020 and the share of rural areas was only 23.4%, while that of urban areas was 76.6% in total registered infant deaths. 
    • “Non Registration of infant deaths in rural areas was a cause of concern
Civil Registration System

Sex Ratio at Birth of Registration

  • “The sex ratio at birth of registered events is an important indicator to map the sex diferential of the population at the beginning of their life.
  • The sex ratio at birth has been calculated after deducting the delayed registration of more than one year for the year 2020

Content Source – The  Hindu

Also Read: Civil Registration System (CRS) Revamping

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