I think you have brought out a very important point. However, what is more important than the overall sex ratio, which you have cited, is the child sex ratio (the number of girls per thousand boys age 6 years and below). The figures for the child sex ratio have been dismal for the last three decades and the current figure is 914 girls per thousand boys. In most states in north India this figure is much lower. The effect is being felt now as all the extra males born over the three decades are coming of age and cannot find partners. This effect will be felt for the next two decades since we are now at the lowest figure. The primary reason for this, as we all know, is female foeticide or sex selective abortions. We have landed in this mess because our liberal abortion laws allow even the termination of the first healthy pregnancy of a married woman on grounds of contraceptive failure. It is this particular clause which has caused the problem. Crimes against women I am afraid will continue to rise unless we have a re-look at our abortion laws. Please read Section 3 of the Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act 1971. Regards. Col Pavan Nair (Retd)
On Sat, Dec 29, 2012 at 10:28 PM, kumar satyendra <k_satyendra@hotmail.com> wrote:
Dear General
1. I am in 100% in agreement with your views. I being father of a daughter I am able to feel the pain and the anguish. I would have liked that the culprits be tried and hanged in public.
2. But sir, we are missing on two very important social aspects. No doubt, stringent laws, fast courts, efficient and honest police etc will be big deterrent but with all these we are trying to cut the thorny tree from the top. I consider all these as just one third of the measures. Two thirds of the measures are the social.
3. I am attaching the male to female sex ratio of India, Delhi and states around Delhi. Do you think this is also one of the root causes, for which all of us are responsible.
4. The third cause according to me is the socio economic factor ie labours and blue color workers come to Delhi from other states. They do not get adequate money to support families. Their families are at home either due to economic reasons or some family related issues. I really do not know how this can be resolved.
5. I believe that we got to tackle this problem from the above mentioned three fronts.
Best Regards
Saty
Brig (Retd) Satyendra Kumar, SM
Sex Ratio of India in 2011
Sex Ratio of India 2011
940 females for every 1,000 males
Total Male Population
623,700,000 (623.7 million)
Total Female Population
586,500,000 (586.5 million)
Sex Ratio of India as per 2011 Census
Sex Ratio of India
India
940
Rural Sex Ratio of India
Rural
947
Urban Sex Ratio of India
Urban
926
Sex Ratio of India 2012
State / Union Territory (U.T.)
Sex Ratio
Uttar Pradesh
908
Maharashtra
946
Bihar
916
West Bengal
947
Andhra Pradesh
992
Madhya Pradesh
930
Tamil Nadu
995
Rajasthan
926
Karnataka
968
Gujarat
918
Odisha
978
Kerala
1,084
Jharkhand
947
Assam
954
Punjab
893
Haryana
877
Chhattisgarh
991
Jammu and Kashmir
883
Uttarakhand
963
Himachal Pradesh
974
Tripura
961
Meghalaya
986
Manipur
987
Nagaland
931
Goa
968
Arunachal Pradesh
920
Mizoram
975
Sikkim
889
Delhi
866
Puducherry
1,038
Chandigarh
818
Andaman and Nicobar Islands
878
Dadra and Nagar Haveli
775
Daman and Diu
618
Lakshadweep
946
India
940
Date: Sat, 29 Dec 2012 19:04:29 +0530
From: vedmalik@gmail.com
To: drbanvir@yahoo.co.in
CC: indiaresists@lists.riseup.net
Subject: Re: [IAC#RG] PRESS RELEASE. Death of Delhi's innocent gangrape victim.
Very disturbing news! Feel very sad for her and her parents. Braveheart! RIP.Public anger should be directed to Electoral, Judicial and Police reforms.
- All MPs and MLAs charged for any crime should be thrown out of Parliament/Assemblies. Political parties should be forbidden to give membership to such people.
- Police Reforms as approved by the Supreme Court in 2006 should be implemented in letter and spirit by all states.
- Fast courts to deal with crimes against women.
- Respect for women in society should be part of social studies in all schools. No religion or Khap Panchayat should be allowed to pass dictats that violate this spirit.
General (Retd) V P Malik
On Sat, Dec 29, 2012 at 5:46 PM, <drbanvir@yahoo.co.in> wrote:
Such people should be hanged in open place in front of publicSent from BSNL with my BlackBerry® smartphone
From: IAC INFO <info.indiaagainstcorruption@gmail.com>Date: Sat, 29 Dec 2012 17:38:37 +0530ReplyTo: indiaresists@lists.riseup.netSubject: Re: [IAC#RG] PRESS RELEASE. Death of Delhi's innocent gangrape victim.IAC does not indulge in politics.
This incident has shocked and roused the nation. IAC will pursue it in our own ways once the TV cameras and NGOs have moved onto other issues, and long after all the candles being lit today have flickered out.
Ajay
On Sat, Dec 29, 2012 at 3:49 PM, <asokemazumder@yahoo.com> wrote:Come on this is not the time for politics or blame game.
Please practice restraint at least at this hour, please
Regards
AK MazumderSent from BlackBerry® on Airtel
From: Mohammed Ghani <mdghani33@yahoo.com>Subject: Re: [IAC#RG] PRESS RELEASE. Death of Delhi's innocent gangrape victim.we share your feelings and pray for the departed soul to rest in peacemdghani
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