How many indicators do the NFHS-6 fact sheets of 29 May 2026 carry?
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Answer: (C) 101
Core Trigger: NFHS-6 fact sheets, released 29 May 2026, carry 101 indicators but no sex-ratio figure.From Book 1 RATNA, topic 298, point 1
Topic 298 · Society, Health, Education & Schemes
Answer: (C) 101
Core Trigger: NFHS-6 fact sheets, released 29 May 2026, carry 101 indicators but no sex-ratio figure.From Book 1 RATNA, topic 298, point 1
Answer: (A) The 'missing women' measure
Critique: Critics said this removes the only district-level 'missing women' measure; the Ministry promised a fuller report.From Book 1 RATNA, topic 298, point 2
Answer: (D) IIPS, Mumbai
Nodal Agency: IIPS, Mumbai conducts NFHS for the Health Ministry.From Book 1 RATNA, topic 298, point 3
Answer: (B) 715
Survey Scale: NFHS-6 covered about 6.79 lakh households in 715 districts; Manipur lacks data.From Book 1 RATNA, topic 298, point 4
Answer: (B) 929
Data Point: NFHS-5 (2019-21) recorded 929 girls per 1,000 boys at birth, up from 919.From Book 1 RATNA, topic 298, point 5
Answer: (B) 904
Contrast: The Sample Registration System estimated sex ratio at birth at 904 for 2017-19, a three-year pooled average.From Book 1 RATNA, topic 298, point 6
Answer: (A) External technical or financial support
Survey Facts: NFHS-6 was the first round conducted by IIPS without external technical or financial support.From Book 1 RATNA, topic 298, point 8
Answer: (C) 1992-93
Founded: The first NFHS was conducted in 1992-93; IIPS was established in Mumbai in July 1956.From Book 1 RATNA, topic 298, point 9
Answer: (A) Amartya Sen
Landmark Thesis: Economist Amartya Sen, 1998 Nobel laureate, coined the 'missing women' estimate.From Book 1 RATNA, topic 298, point 10
Answer: (C) Both 1 and 2
Definition: Sex ratio at birth counts girls born per 1,000 boys; the child sex ratio covers ages 0-6.From Book 1 RATNA, topic 298, point 12
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