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India's Fertility Rate Drops Below Replacement Level, Signaling Major Societal Shift

India's Total Fertility Rate (TFR) has fallen to 1.9 children per woman, below the replacement level of 2.1, according to the SRS Statistical Report 2024. This demographic shift, driven by increased education, career aspirations, and later marriages for women, marks a transition from concerns about overpopulation to managing a declining birth rate and an aging population.

Times of India

Bangladesh's Family Planning Programme Faces Shortages

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13.05.2026ملخص الذكاء الاصطناعي

Bangladesh's Family Planning Programme Faces Shortages

Bangladesh's family planning programme is faltering due to shortages of basic contraceptives, affecting services for underprivileged people.

SCMP Economy

US Family Planning Cuts Leave Uganda Women Struggling to Access Contraception

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صحة·29.04.2026ملخص الذكاء الاصطناعي

US Family Planning Cuts Leave Uganda Women Struggling to Access Contraception

The second Trump administration's elimination of US international family planning programs has created what experts call the largest disruption ever to global family planning efforts. In Uganda, community health workers like Prossy Muyingo have lost their jobs and stipends, leaving women who previously accessed contraception through US-funded programs now facing unintended pregnancies. Congress appropriated $575 million for family planning but the administration has not spent it. The US was responsible for over 40% of donor funding worldwide, providing 47 million women with contraceptive access annually.

NPR News

Sonia Gandhi Questions Modi Govt's Delimitation Plan, Demands Census First

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سياسة·13.04.2026ملخص الذكاء الاصطناعي

Sonia Gandhi Questions Modi Govt's Delimitation Plan, Demands Census First

Sonia Gandhi questioned the Modi government's planned delimitation, demanding it be preceded by a census and be politically equitable. She also called for an OBC sub-quota for women and labeled the process 'deeply flawed'.

Times of India