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ILAHIA COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCE

(Affiliated to M.G. University, Kottayam)

Pezhakkappilly, Muvattupuzha, Kerala.

A STUDY ONB BIRTH AND DEATH RATE

SOCIAL PROJECT

Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements

for the award of the degree of

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Under the Guidance of

K.V. GEORGE (M.Sc, MBA)

Project Report Submitted by

JITHN JOSE

(Reg. No.1021 )

SECOND YEAR


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ILAHIA COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCE

(Affiliated to M.G. University, Kottayam)

Pezhakkappilly, Muvattupuzha, Kerala.

DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that report entitled

A STUDY OF BIRTH AND DEATH RATE

Has been submitted by

MR. JITHIN JOSE

(Reg. No. 1021)

In Partial fulfillment of the award of the degree in

BACHELORS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

OF

M.G. UNIVERSITY

Kottayam

During the academic year 2005-2008

Project Guide Head of Department

Submitted for the examination held on

Examiners

1. .

2.


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VALAKOM GRAMA PANCHAYATH

MEKKADAMPU

Certificate

This is to certify that Mr. Jithin Jose B.B.A student of Ilahia

College of Arts & Science, Muvattupuzha had spend about five days in

our society in connection with his project work on the subject A Study

of Birth and Death Rate. He has taken keen interest and enthusiasm in

his work.

Secretary President

Valakom Grama Panchayath Valakom Grama Panchayath


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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

First and foremost I thank the Almighty god for sustain the

enthusiasm with I plunged into the endeavor.

I express my sincere gratitude to Mr. K.V GEORGE (M.Sc,

MBA) my guide for the expert assistance offering valuable suggestions

and encouragement for the preparation for the dissertation.

I am very much indebted to Smt. Santha Babu Valakom Grama

Panchayath for their valuable encouragement through out the

preparation of the project report.

My thanks to all respondents that I have interviewed at the time of

field survey last I thank my parent and my family members for their love

and inspiration.

JITHIN JOSE


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SYNOPSIS

The project work is done at Valakom Grama Panchayath, the

topic selected is the A STUDY OF BIRTH AND DEATH RATE The

following pages reveals the relevance of the project the data analysis and

interpretation is clearly mentioned.

This study is mainly based on the sample size of 50 respondents by

area sampling and the random with the help of a questionnaire and

personal interviews, their responses were collected and analyzed in the

study.

The information collected from the survey was analyzed and

interpreted using the percentage method. The findings, recommendations

and conclusions are clearly stated in the project.


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DECLARATION

I do hereby declare that the report entitled A STUDY OF

BIRTH AND DEATH RATE, submitted to M.G. University,

Kottayam, Kerala for fulfillment of the require the award of the degree of

bachelor of Business Administration by me.

Place: Muvattupuzha

Date: 31-03-2008

JITHIN JOSE


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CONTENTS

CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION TO THE SUBJECT STUDY

CHAPTER II HISTORY OF THE ORGANISATION

CHAPTER III OBJECTIVES

RESEARCH METHOD

LIMITATION

CHAPTER IV DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION

CHAPTER V FINDINGS, SUGGESTIONS

AND CONCLUSION

BIBLIOGRAPHY

APPENDIX


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LIST OF TABLES

TABLE TITLES PAGE

NO.

1. Number of Birth in Valakom Grama panchayath 20

2. Number of Death in Valakom Grama Panchayath 22

3. Literacy 24

4. Sex 25

5. Occupation 26

6. Family Members 27

7. Religion 28

8. No. of Men in the Family 29

9. No. of Women in the Family 30

10. No. of Children in the Family 31

11. Marital Status 32

12. No. of Respondents Who Registered the Birth 33

13. No. of Respondents Who Recovered Benefit or Not 34

14. Table Representing any Death within Five Years 35

15. Table Representing the Cause of Death 36

16. Whether Medically Certified 37

17. Table Showing the Infant Death in the Family 38

18. Table Representing Persons Who got Proper Treatment 39

19. Table Showing the Registration of Death 40


21. Table Representing Who received the Death Certificate 42

22. Table Representing Who received the Death Certificate

within 21 Days 43

23. Table Showing the opinion of the Respondents About the

Death Rate In there Ward 44

LIST OF GRAPHS


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TABLE TITLES PAGE

NO.

1. Number of Birth in Valakom Grama panchayath 21

2. Number of Death in Valakom Grama Panchayath 23

3. Literacy 24

4. Sex 25

5. Occupation 26

6. Family Members 27

7. Religion 28

8. No. of Men in the Family 29

9. No. of Women in the Family 30

10. No. of Children in the Family 31

11. Marital Status 32

12. No. of Respondents Who Registered the Birth 33


14. Table Representing any Death within Five Years 35

15. Table Representing the Cause of Death 36

16. Whether Medically Certified 37

17. Table Showing the Infant Death in the Family 38

18. Table Representing Persons Who got Proper Treatment 39

19. Table Showing the Registration of Death 40


21. Table Representing Who received the Death Certificate 42

22. Table Representing Who received the Death Certificate within 21 Days 4323. Table Showing the opinion of the Respondents About the Death Rate In

Rate there Ward 44


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CHAPTER I

INTRODUCTION TO THE TOPIC


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POPULATION

Population has always tendency of growing but as long as is with

in the limit of acceptability and management, it is very welcome.

However in India as we all knows, the growth of population is all out of

proportions to its other achievements.

India is most thickly populated country of the world second only to

China. The population growth is left unchecked will automatically; allow

absolutely impact on the development of the country in any other sphere.

No matter how many and how vast our developments programs may be,

this disproportionate growth of population will nullify it all for instance,

if a home big enough for four people to live in very comfortably and the

population rises to size. When the home is big enough for six the

population becomes eight and hence goes on and on. This would

obviously mean that, new can there be entire comfort as when are

increased. Population can take advantage also increases- thus the position

remains the same. The net result f this sort of a situation would never be

any sufficient, no matter how much we may achieve.

The Laymans solution to this problem is to enlighten the village

folk to the reality and acknowledges of having a small family and fewchildren who can be bought up to so well that they bought up to so well

that they become good citizens of the country and contributes to the

development of India. However, it after much explanation and even

cajoling, the rural people do not understand the magnitude of the

problem, they should dare say be faced into family planning with several

incentives and punishment for their activities in family planning process.


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CAUSES OF RAPID POPULATION

1. University of marriage

2. Practice of early marriage

3. poverty of the people

4. Joint family system

5. Religion social superstitions

6. Lack of education

7. predominance of agriculture

8. Slow urbanization process

The growth of population was held in check by the prevalence of a

high death rate against a high birth rate. Birth and death rate were more

of less during this period. India was in the first stage of demographic

transition.

The main reason for the increase in population growth rate was

decline in death from about 49 per thousand to 27 per thousand but

compared with this but there was a very small decrease in birth rate.

THE PEOBLEM OF POPWLAATION IN INDIA

1. Keeps standard of living low

2. Create food shortage3. Leads to subdivision of fragmentation of land

4. Increase the problem of unemployment and distinguished

employment


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FEATURES OF POPULATION

1. Size of population

2. Growth rate

3. Sex ratio

4. Birth and Death rate

5. Density of population

6. Life expectancy at birth

7. Literacy

BIRTH RATE AND DEATH RATE

The registration of Birth and Death Act 1996 (Central ACT 18

OF 1969) come into force into Kerala on April 1970 wide Government of

India Gazette Notification dated 21st March 1970 along with many other

states. The Kerala registration of birth and death rates 1970 was

published in 29th June 1970 by SRO NO: 262/70 Gazette dated 1st July

1970 having been approved by the Government of India as laid down in

section 30(1) if the said act.

The Director of panchayath had been appointed as Chief Registrar of

Birth and Death for the state of Kerala wide SRO- 144\70 published in

Kerala extraordinary Gazette number 155 dared 31-03-1970. The entire

responsibility to co-ordinate and activate is vested with the Chief

Registrar. This are:-


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1. Co-ordination and supervision of the registration work in the state.

2. Providence necessary directions and guidance of the registration work

in the state

3. Organizing training programmers

4. Monitoring monthly returns from the local registration

5. Preparation of annual reports in the working of the Act alone with

statistical report

BIRTH RATE AND AUTONOMOUS FACTORS

Science reduction in the birth rate to slow down the population

growth is the only feasible course. We take up here the autonomous

factors reducing birth rate. This will be followed by a discussion of

deliberate methods of family planning. The main autonomous factors

that reduce birth rate are rise in per capita income; urbanization, late

marriage etc are deduction in birth rate.

HIGH BIRTH RATE AND HIGH DEATH RATE

High birth rate is caused by many factors such as social traditions,

religious beliefs, absences of facilities for family planning etc. Further

a large family is found to be children and children a very early age

start participating in their parents worked and are helpful in raising

family income. Besides this children are a source of help and security

to their parents in their old age. Science the mortality rate is high

parents can ensure the survival of some children only by having more.


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On the other hand the death rate is also high. Many factors

contribute to a high death rate. People are so poor that they cannot

afford a balanced diet with the result that they remain poor in health.

Their houses are not fit for healthy living. Because Famines and

epidemics stalk the land which also causes a high death rate.

Compared to death rate the birth rate is only slightly high.

HIGH BIRTH RATE AND ITS CAUSES

To understand the causes of birth- rate changes, we will have to

look for change in the birth rate and death rate. Largely, it is the

difference between these two rates that influences the growth rate of

population of a country. Migration too plays some part and it has in

fact affected the population of certain countries. But in the present

conditions this factor has become almost unimportant. In the case

India too, Migration has played in significant role in the growth of

population. In analyzing the population growth of country, we have to

concentrate on the basic analysis of birth rate and death rate.

High birth rate in the country is not unexpected. This in fact is a

special future of under developed countries. Many economic and non-

economic factors are responsible for this high birth rate.

DECLINING DEATH RATE AND ITS CAUSES

The situation regarding death rate is quiet different. In the

beginning of this century the death rate was as high as 43 pr thousand.

In under developed countries such high rates are quiet normal.


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Poverty, illiteracy, early marriage, lack of medical facilities etc. are

the causes of large many deaths.

In the earlier years the high death-rate was caused by several factors.

1. Famines and epidemics

2. Medical and health facilities

3. High natural growth

The demographic transition is the relationship between the birth rate and

the death rate. The birth rate and death rate differ in different stages of

economic developments.


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CHAPTER II

HISTORY OF THE PANCHAYATH


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HISTRY OF THE PANCHAYATH

The spirit of the panchayath on the tittle Birth Rate and Death

Rate is done in Valakom Grama Panchayath. This Panchayath has been

allotted the special grade. Valakom is the village, which is under the

panchayath. Muvattupuzha is the Block Panchayath. Muvattupuzha as its

Taluk under the district of Ernakulam. The assembly constituency is in

Muvattupuzha and the Lokasabha consistuency in Muvattupuzha. The

nearby panchayath are

North : Payepra

South : Marady

East : Muvattupuzha (Municipality)

West : Kunnathunadu

Under Valakom Grama Panchayath the educational facilities provided

are:-

L.P.School : 8

U.P.School : 6

High School : 5

Affiliated College : 0

Central Government College : 0

The president of the panchayath is Smt. Santha Babu.


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CHAPTER III

OBJECTIVES OF STUDY

RESEARCH METHDOLOGY

LIMITATION OF STUDY

STATEMENTS OF THE PROBLEM


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The problem of the study defined as the problem that is faced by

the Valakom panchayath due to by the death rate and low birth rate.

OBJECTIVES

1. To study the importance of birth and death rate.

2. To study about the rules and regulations regarding the registration

of births and deaths

3. To study the cause of increasing the death rate

4. To analyze whether remedial measures to reduce death rate

COLLECTION OF DATA


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The data was collected keeping in minds, the type of data to be

collected viz.

1. Primary data

2. Secondary data

PRIMARY DATA

The primary data was collected with the help of questionnaire and

also by interviewing the concerned officer of Valakom Grama

Panchayath.

SECONDARY DATA

The secondary data was collected with the help of previous project

report and books related to the topic. The data has been taken from

published as well as non published sources like some previous records

of the panchayath, diaries etc.

METHODOLOGY

SAMPLING PROCEDURE

Area sampling was adopted to collect data. The data were collected

from the residence of Valakom Grama Panchayath.

LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY


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1. Population of study is less in number so accurate conclusion on

Birth and Death rate cannot be determined.

2. Researcher has his own limitations

3. Time factor were less

4. The limitations of primary or secondary data collected are

applicable in this study also.


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CHAPTER IV

ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF

DATA

ANALYSIS


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The collected data were analysised by using the method percentage

analysis, Birth, Death and Marriage Act coming to effect the 1886 Act

was in effect. The act has only 32 sections. It is in effect all over in

India.

DIERCTION

Registrar General of India in the country and its under Chief

Registrar\ Panchayath Director in the state are the top authorities. In

Gram Panchayath DEPUTY Director and in Municipalities the

Secretary is the Registrar.

RESPONSIBILITY OF REGISTRATIONS

1. A death or birth in a house must be register in the related office by

the top member of the family or his representative.

2. In the hospital it is the responsibility of the medical officer.

3. In jail the jailer.

4. In hotel, lodge, liquor shop the manager.

5. In public places the local police or village officer.

6. In a vehicle the authorized person of the vehicle and in a plantation

superintendent.

7. In a ship the director general of shipping in the local registration

unit.


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8. In foreign countries according to Indian Register Act 1995 as sec:

20(1) must be register in India Consulate. The application available

from consulate ministry of foreign affairs, Patyala, New Delhi.


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Table NO.1

Number of birth in Valakom Grama Panchayath

Years Birth

1998 30

1999 9

2000 15

2001 35

2002 95

2003 30

2004 29

2005 20


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Graph No. 1

Number Birth in Valakom Grama Panchayath

0

10

20

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60

70

80

90

100

1998

Year

1999

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2000

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Series


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Table No. 2

Number of Death in Valakom Grama Panchayath

Years Death

1998 62

1999 44

2000 50

2001 38

2002 110

2003 70

2004 25

2005 30


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Graph No. 2

Number of Death in Valakom Grama Panchayath

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

1998

Year

1999

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2000

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2001

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2002

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2003

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2004

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Series1

Table No.3

Literacy


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Sl. No. Particulars NO. of respondents Percentage

1. S.S.L.C 20 40

2. +2 15 30

3. Graduates 9 18

4. Post Graduates 6 12

Total

Graph No. 3

Literacy

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

S.S.L.C Plus Two Graduates Post Graduates

Series1

Table No. 4

Sex of Respondents


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Sl. No. Gender No: of Respondents Percentage

1 Male 23 58

2 Female 27 42

Total 50 100

58% of the respondents are males and 42% of the respondents are

females.

Graph No. 4

Sex of Respondents

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

Male Female

Series1

Table No. 5

Occupation of Respondents


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Sl. No. Occupation No: of Respondents Percentage

1 Govt.employee 8 16

2 House wifes 13 26

3 Farmers 15 30

4 Other 14 28

Total 50 100

16% of the respondents are govt. employees, 20% are private

employees, 26% are housewifes and 38% are in other categories.

Graph No. 5

Occupation of the Respondents

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

Govt.employee House wifes Farmers Other

Series1

Table No. 6

Family Members

Sl. No. Particulars No: of Respondents Percentage


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1 Less than 4 15 30

2 4-5 26 52

3 More than 5 9 18

Total 50 100

In more families the number of members in the family is 4-5.

Graph No. 6

Family Members

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

Less than 4 4 to 5 More than 5

Series1

Table No. 7

Religion


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1 Hindu 27 54

2 Christian 23 46

3 Others 0 0

Total 50 100

The table shows that 54% of the respondents are Hindu.

Graph No. 7

Religion

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

Hindu Christian Others

Series1

Table No. 8

No. Of Men in Family


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1 One 19 38

2 Two 25 50

3 More than Two 6 12

Total 50 100

The above table reveals that 50% of the families have two men.

Graph No. 8

No. Of Men in Family

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

One Two More than Two

Series1

Table No. 9

No. Of Women in Family


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1 One 18 36

2 Two 21 42


Total 50 100

The above table reveals that 42% of the families have two women.

Graph No. 9

No. Of Women in Family

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45


Series1

Table No. 10

No. Of Children in Family



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1 One 20 40

2 Two 24 48


Total 50 100

The above table reveals that, in most families the number of

children is two.

Graph No. 10

No. Of Children in family

0

10

20

30

40

50

60


Series1

Table No. 11

Marital status of the Respondent



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1 Single 18 36

2 Married 32 64

Total 50 100

Most of the respondents are married.

Graph No. 11

Marital Status of the Respondents

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

Single Married

Series1

Table No. 12

No. Of Respondents Who Registered the Birth


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1 Yes 42 84

2 No 8 16

Total 50 100

Graph No. 12

No. Of Respondents Who Registered the Birth

Yes

NO

Table No. 13

No. Of Respondents Who Recovered Benefit or Not


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1 Yes 39 93

2 No 3 7

Total 42 100

Graph No. 13


Yes

NO

Table No. 14

Any Death With In Five Year


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1 Yes 25 50

2 No 25 50

Total 50 100

Graph No. 14

Any Death With In Five Year

Yes

NO

Table No. 15

Cause of Death


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1 Natural Death 12 48

2 Accident 6 24

3 Others 7 28

Total 25 100

Graph No. 15

Cause of Death

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

Natural Death Accident Others

Series1

Table No. 16

Whether Medically Certified


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1 Yes 20 80

2 No 5 20

Total 25 100

Graph No. 16

Whether Medically Certified

Yes

NO

Table No. 17

Infant Death in the Family


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1 Yes 2 4

2 No 48 96

Total 50 100

Graph No. 17

Infant Death in the Family

Yes

NO

Table No. 18

Proper Medical Treatment


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1 Yes 1 50

2 No 1 50

Total 2 100

Graph No. 18

Proper Medical Treatment

Yes

NO

Table No. 19

No. Of Respondents Who Registered the Death


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1 Yes 15 60

2 No 10 40

Total 25 100

Graph No. 19

No. Of Respondents Who Registered the Death

Yes

NO

Table No. 20



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1 Yes 12 80

2 No 3 20

Total 15 100

Graph No. 20No. Of Respondents Who Recovered Benefit or Not

Yes

NO

Table No. 21

No. Of Respondents Who Received Death Certificate


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1 Yes 15 100

2 No 0 0

Total 15 100

Graph No. 21

No. Of Respondents Who Received Death Certificate

Yes

NO

TABLE No. 22

Respondents Who Received the Death Certificate within 21 Days


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1 Yes 12 80

2 No 3 20

Total 15 100

Graph No. 22

Respondents Who Received the Death Certificate within 21 Days

Yes

NO

Table No. 23

Opinion about the Death Rate of Your Ward


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1 High 23 46

2 Moderate 15 30

3 Low 12 24

Total 50 100

Graph No. 23

Opinion about the Death Rate of Your Ward

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

High Moderate Low

Series1


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CHAPTER V

FINDINGS

SUGGESTIONS

AND CONCLUSION

FINDINGS


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1. Valakom Grama Panchayath death rate is high compared to birth

rate

2. The registration of Birth and Deaths Act 1969, defined that any

death, birth in a hospital, health center, maternity or nursing home

or other like institution, the medical officer in charge any person

authorized by him must register that birth and death in the

panchayath.

3. During these years, people went good hospital facility. So the

registration in the panchayath is rare locality, where the hospital

situated. But there is no change in panchayath.

4. The number of death registered in 2003 is 70 and of birth is only

30. Birth rate is very low compared to birth rate. This is because in

this area natural death is more. So the registration of that death is

in Valakom Panchayath. This will cause high death rate.

When we compare the death rate of six years, we can found that the

death rate is more or less similar during all this years. In this area

accidents are rare.

One demerit is Graduate Post Graduate is rare in this area. Most

people dont passed even SSLC so most people work for the Blue collar

job that is white collar jobs are rare. In ten respondents one is Graduateand four respondents were not passed SSLC. So they do not get white

collar jobs.

In most families the number of children is two and in some other

families the number of children is more than two that is they dont know


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the importance of family planning. Due to lack of knowledge. But all

people registered their birth and also get the certificate is an unavoidable

factor to prove the age.

In case of death certificate most people do not get their parents death

certificate. They have no use by receiving these certificates. But some

people borrowed the death certificates. This is because they want to get

insurance claim. Without death certificate insurance claim will not

receive. So they collect their parents death certificate.

Even educated people did not know the importance of receiving

the death certificate. They were also reluctant to receive the certificates

of their parents death.

All people who registered the birth and death. If is registered

within 21 days that is, the people have less knowledge about it. This is

important that there should not be any correction or over writings in the

certificates that is in death and birth certificates.

It is noted in Valakom Grama Panchayath still birth registers are

not maintained since there is not still birth registration.

SUGGESTIONS


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Suggestion to Reduce Birth Rate:

1. People should be motivated to have less number of children. This

can be done by educating them about the evils of large family and

benefit of a small family.

2. Compulsory schooling for children should be provide. This will

prevent poor parents from exploiting the labor of their children to

supplement their income.

3. People must be helped through active education campaign to

overcome their irrational ideas about the birth of children.

4. Educated and economically independent women to take care to

limit their family.

5. Adopting self-control can practice family planning.

6. People should be given proper knowledge about the various birth

control devices.

7. The various birth control devices must made easily available

people at cheaper rate.

8. Adopting various artificial birth control devices like mechanical

contraceptive and medicines, sterilization and abortion can practice

family planning.

Through economic development we can also reduce the birth.Economic development can be achievement by adopting scientific

methods of agriculture and rapid industrialization of the country will

raise the standard of living of the people.

Suggestion to Reduce Death Rate:


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1. Avoidance of poverty will reduce the number of death that is due

to poverty death will occur.

2. Providing proper hospital facilities. At the time of accident, proper

hospital facilities will help to reduce the chance of death.

CONCLUSION


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The death and birth rate is an important factor that contributes

towards population. In a country where there is high population

exploitation a lot many factors contribute to death and birth rate. Many of

the death rates are not registered in the panchayath. The most common

factor behind it is that the people are least bothered to register the death

in the family. Birth rates are reported automatically as the hospital

authorities register them. In Kerala time limit prescribed for reporting

birth and death events with in 21 days of its occurrence.


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BIBLIOGRAPHY

BIBLIOGRAPHY


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1. Indian Economy (Problems of development & planning 22nd

revised edition)- A.N.Agrawal

2. Evolution of Indian Economy & Elementary Statistics

N.A.Varghese

3. Hand book on civil registration in Kerala. Office of the Chief

Registrar, Kerala Dept. of panchayath Thiruvananthapuram.


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APPENDIX

QUESTIONNAIRE


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This questionnaire has been prepared to conduct a study of death

rate and birth rates within the Valakom Grama Panchayath please do

corporate and answer these questions properly.

1. Name:

2. Literacy:

3. Sex: Male Female

4. Occupation:

5. Family members:

6. Religion: Hindu Christian

Muslim Others

7. Number of Men in the family

One Two

More than two

8. Number of Women in the family

One Two

More than two

9. Number of Children in the family

One Two

More than two

10. Marital status


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Single Married

11. Have you registered the birth?

Yes No

12. Do u get benefit from it?

Yes No

13. If yes specify:

14. Is there any death in last five years?

Yes No

15. Full name of deceased:

16. Cause of death:

17. Whether medically certified?

Yes No

18. Has any infant died in your family in last five years?

Yes No

19. Do they get proper medical treatment?

Yes No

20. Have you registered the death?

Yes No

21. If yes, do you get any benefit from it?

Yes No

22. If yes specify:

23. Do you get death certificate?


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Yes No

24. Have you received the death certificate within 21 days?

Yes No

25. What is your opinion about the death rate of your ward?

High Moderate Low

26. If high, specify the reason.

APPENDIX

Form NO.5


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(See rule 8)

GOVERNMENT OF KERALA

BIRTH CERTIFICATE

(Issued under Section 12\17)

This is to certify that the following information has been taken

from the original record of birth which is in the register for (local area)

.

of Thasil..of District

of State.

Name

Sex

Date of BirthPlace of

Birth..

Name of father..

Name of mother

Registration

No.

Date of

Registration..

Signature of the issuing authority

Date: Seal

APPENDIX


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Form NO.6

(See rule 8)

GOVERNMENT OF KERALA

BIRTH CERTIFICATE

(Issued under Section 12\17)

This is to certify that the following information has been taken

from the original record of birth which is in the register for (local area)

.

of Thasil..of District

of State.

Name

Sex

Date of Birth.Place

of Birth

Name of father..

Name of mother

Registration

No.

Date of

Registration..

Signature of the issuing authority

Date: Seal

Jithin Birth & Death

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