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South Vs North Indias Great Divide Nilakantan Rs

Name: South Vs North Indias Great Divide Nilakantan Rs
SKU: BELL-47250384
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Publisher: Juggernaut Publication

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.73 MB

Pages: 280

Author: Nilakantan RS

ISBN: 9789393986344, 9393986347

Language: English

Year: 2023

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South Vs North Indias Great Divide Nilakantan Rs by Nilakantan Rs 9789393986344, 9393986347 instant download after payment.

Compare two children – one born in north India, the other in the south.The child from south India is far less likely to die in the first year of her life or lose her mother during childbirth. She will also receive better nutrition, go to school and stay in school longer; she is more likely to attend college and secure employment that pays her more.This child will also go on to have fewer children, who in turn will be healthier and more educated than her. In a nutshell, the average child born in south India will live a healthier, wealthier, more secure life than one born in north India. Why is south India doing so much better than the north? And what does that mean? In this superbly argued book, data scientist Nilakantan RS shows us how and why the southern states are outperforming the rest of the country and its consequences in an increasingly centralized India. He reveals how south India deals with a particularly tough set of issues – its triumphs in areas of health, education and economic growth are met with a policy regime that penalizes it; its success in population control will be met with a possible loss of political representation. How will the region manage such an assault? Hard-hitting, troubling and full of fascinating data points, South vs North is an essential book about one of the biggest challenges that India faces today.