The present contribution makes the 21st part of the Social Change Indicators series. We have considered specific social and economic issues in the preceding editions, which included vulnerable households across social classes, poverty, migration, living conditions, social protection, displacement of labour, old-age health and morbidity conditions, women’s time use patterns, intimate partner violence, household assets/indebtedness, and aspects of higher education. In this part, we provide a comparison of maternal health indicators across major states and UTs of India.
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