Which district in Kerala recorded the highest child sex ratio (0-6 years) according to the 2011 Census?

According to the 2011 Census, what was the child sex ratio (0-6 years) in Kerala?

Consider the following data points related to mortality rates in Kerala and India:

1. Kerala's IMR in 2021 was 5.1.
2. The national average for Neo-Natal Mortality Rate (NNMR) is 20.
3. The all-India figure for Under-five mortality rate is 32.
4. Kerala's Post Neo-natal Mortality Rate (PNNMR) is higher than the India figure.

Which of the following statements accurately describes child mortality rates in Kerala compared to the national average?

1. Child Mortality Rates at different levels in Kerala are better than the national average.
2. Kerala's child mortality rates are generally higher than the national average.
3. While IMR is lower, other child mortality rates in Kerala are similar to the national average.

What is considered a primary reason for Kerala's achievements in reducing child mortality rates?

1. 99.9 per cent of mothers in Kerala receive medical attention from qualified professionals during delivery.
2. The majority of deliveries in Kerala occur at home with traditional birth attendants.
3. High literacy rates among men are the sole reason for improved child mortality.

Which of the following statements about Kerala's Under-five mortality rate are true?

1. The Under-five mortality rate (under 5 MR) in Kerala is 8.
2. Kerala's Under-five mortality rate is one-fourth of the all-India figure.
3. The all-India figure for Under-five mortality is 32.
4. Kerala's Under-five mortality rate is equal to the national average.

Identify the incorrect statement regarding the Neo-Natal Mortality Rate (NNMR) in Kerala.

1. The Neo-Natal Mortality Rate (NNMR) in Kerala is 4.
2. Kerala's NNMR is one-fifth of the national average.
3. The national average for NNMR is 20.
4. Kerala's NNMR is higher than the national average.

Consider the following statements regarding Kerala's Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) trend:

1. Kerala's Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) decreased from 7.4 in 2010 to 5.1 in 2021.
2. The IMR in Kerala has shown an increasing trend over the past decade.
3. Kerala's current IMR is higher than the national average.

Which of the following statements correctly defines the Infant Mortality Rate (IMR)?

1. The Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) is the number of deaths under one year of age occurring among 1000 live births.
2. IMR measures the number of deaths of children aged between one and five years.
3. IMR is calculated for a specific geographical area within a given year.

How does Kerala's percentage of live births without qualified medical attention compare to the national level?

What is the national percentage of live births without medical attention of qualified professionals in India?

What percentage of live births without medical attention of qualified professionals received by mothers is reported in Kerala?

Which of the following best describes the role of remittances in Kerala's economy?

What is the national percentage in India for deaths where the deceased received medical attention before death?

What percentage of deaths where the deceased received medical attention before death, either at a Government hospital or at a Private Hospital, is reported in Kerala?

What major economic event characterized the second phase (1976-1990) of Kerala's economy?

What is the Maternal Mortality Rate (MMR) at the national level in India?

The 'Kerala Model of Development' is primarily known for its achievements in which of the following areas?

What is the Maternal Mortality Rate (MMR) in Kerala?

Which of the following best describes the initial phase (1956-1975) of Kerala's economic history?

How is the Maternal Mortality Rate (MMR) defined ?

What is considered the primary indicator of maternal health?

Which of the following statements accurately define or describe the Crude Death Rate?

1. The Crude Death Rate (CDR) is calculated as the number of deaths per 1000 population in a given geographical area within a specified year.
2. The Crude Death Rate only accounts for deaths due to natural causes, excluding accidents or violence.
3. A lower Crude Death Rate always indicates a healthier population regardless of the age structure.

Consider the following statements about gender-specific life expectancy in Kerala and nationally:

1. Kerala's male life expectancy is 71.9 years, which is higher than the national male average of 68.6 years.
2. At the national level, female life expectancy (71.4 years) is lower than male life expectancy (68.6 years).
3. In Kerala, females have a higher life expectancy (78.0 years) compared to males (71.9 years).

Which of the following statements about life expectancy in Kerala is/are correct?

1. Life expectancy serves as an important yardstick to judge the quality of life and well-being of people.
2. Kerala's life expectancy (at birth and ages 5-10 years) is 75 years, which is higher than the national average of 70 years.
3. Kerala's female life expectancy is lower than its male life expectancy.

Consider the following statements regarding India's crude birth rate as per the Annual Vital Statistics Report. Which statement is correct?

1. India's crude birth rate showed a consistent decline from 15.7 in 2010 to 11.9 in 2021.
2. The crude birth rate increased from 12.7 in 2020 to 11.9 in 2021.
3. In 2010, the crude birth rate was 12.7, which later increased to 15.7 by 2020.
4. The lowest crude birth rate among the given years was observed in 2020.

Which of the following statements accurately defines the crude birth rate?

1. The crude birth rate is defined as the number of live births per 1000 occurring among the population of a given geographical area in a given year.
2. The crude birth rate measures the number of stillbirths per 1000 population in a specific area annually.
3. It represents the total number of births, including live births and stillbirths, per 100 people in a year.
4. The crude birth rate indicates the percentage of new births in a country's total population.

What is the primary objective of Equivalency Programmes?

Which of the following are the stated objectives of the Gender Literacy Scheme?

1. Creating awareness of gender equality among learners, motivators, and teachers.
2. Ensuring gender equality in all spheres of life.
3. Limiting gender awareness initiatives to urban centers only.

Identify the correct statements regarding the 'Munnettam' project:

1. Munnettam is a women's empowerment project.
2. The project is implemented in association with the Mahila Samakhya Society.
3. Its primary aim is to provide direct financial assistance to women, bypassing education or skill development.

What are the main objectives of the Braille Literacy Programme initiated by KSLMA?

1. To eliminate illiteracy among visually challenged individuals.
2. To integrate visually challenged individuals into the mainstream education system.
3. To certify visually challenged individuals only in basic Braille reading, not writing.

Regarding the Cyber Literacy Programme, implemented as the E-Muttam Project, identify the correct statements:

1. The E-Muttam Project was implemented by the Kerala State Literacy Mission Authority in collaboration with KITE.
2. Its primary goal is to bridge the digital divide in Kerala.
3. The project was launched only in a few selected panchayats in southern Kerala.

Which of the following statements accurately describe the pilot programme phase of 'Pouradwani'?

1. The pilot programme involved a 7-day camp conducted in specific districts.
2. Thiruvananthapuram, Palakkad, and Wayanad were among the districts where the pilot camps were organized.
3. The pilot programme was implemented in all 14 districts of Kerala simultaneously.

Consider the following statements about the 'Pouradwani' programme:

1. Pouradwani is designed to educate the general public on Fundamental Rights and Duties.
2. The programme aims to raise basic awareness about the Indian Constitution.
3. Gender perspectives are not a part of the awareness topics covered by Pouradwani.

Which of the following districts were NOT listed as having conducted Environmental Learning camps as part of the Environmental Literacy Programme?

1. Kozhikode
2. Idukki
3. Alappuzha
4. Kottayam

Consider the following statements regarding the Environmental Literacy Programme conducted by KSLMA:

1. The programme primarily focuses on conducting environmental literacy surveys and awareness classes.
2. Seminars, exhibitions, and classes on waste management were also part of this initiative.
3. The Environmental Literacy Programme did not include any specific focus on water literacy.

Which of the following statements about the focus areas of the Kerala State Literacy Mission Authority (K.S.L.M.A) are correct?

1. K.S.L.M.A. primarily focuses on achieving only alphabet and numerical literacy across the state.
2. Beyond basic literacy, K.S.L.M.A. also aims to spread awareness on social security and environmental issues.
3. The K.S.L.M.A. initiatives include programmes for legal awareness and gender equality.

What is the name of the residential study centre for transgenders under the 'Samanwaya' project, and where is it located?

Which group of people is the 'Samanwaya' special project for continuing education specifically aimed at?

When and where was the pilot programme for 'Changathi' launched?

What standard of equivalency classes were implemented through the 'Navachethana' project last year?

The 'Navachethana' special literacy programme is specifically designed for the educational development of which group?

Approximately how many tribal learners attained literacy across the three completed phases of the Wayanad Tribal Literacy project?

What is the main objective of the Wayanad Tribal Literacy programme?

How many tribal learners became literate as part of the Attappadi Tribal Literacy programme?

Which central government project for the eradication of illiteracy was implemented by KSLMA?

Which specific groups or areas receive special attention in the literacy projects?

Who are considered the direct beneficiaries of KSLMA's literacy and continuing education programmes?

In which field has KSLMA launched social literacy programmes?

KSLMA's activities have been expanded to focus on vulnerable and marginalized sections of society, including which of the following?