Paper I · 6 Telangana Economy & Development · 6.4 Population, employment and human development
6.4.2 Health and education: indicators, institutions and outcomes
Telangana has cut infant deaths by half since 2014 and leads India in higher-education enrolment, but child malnutrition, anaemia, very high caesarean rates, a recent rise in maternal deaths and uneven school quality remain its main human-development gaps.
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Key terms
- infant mortality rate
- maternal mortality ratio
- Sample Registration System
- NFHS-5
- stunting
- wasting
- anaemia
- caesarean births
- institutional births
- full immunisation
- NITI Health Index
- Rajiv Aarogyasri
- NIMS
- AIIMS Bibinagar
- Osmania General Hospital
- Gandhi Hospital
- health budget
- UDISE+
- gross enrolment ratio
- dropout rate
- zero-enrolment schools
- AISHE
- college density
- gender parity index
- residential schools
- Young India Integrated Residential Schools
- Osmania University
- Kakatiya University
- NIT Warangal
- IIT Hyderabad
- University of Hyderabad
- education budget
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- Common trapsFoundation
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