Both the Telugu states(Telangana 23.5 and Andhra 22.8) are also closer to national average.
Shravasti ranks as the poorest in Uttar Pradesh and among the top four nationwide, with approximately 74.38% of its population living in multidimensional poverty. The area continues to confront severe socioeconomic challenges, including inadequate basic infrastructure, limited local employment, and substantial gaps in health and education.
Indians are different from blonde but insecure 6yans never change.
Both telugu states have low fertility rates and this was the case since the last 3 decades. the demographic momentum will he exhausted in the next 5 years and the population will peak and start declining. Will patriarchy and mysogyny also decrease if birthrates are low ? what do you guys think ?