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Supreme Court judgment questions two-child norm with falling fertility rate

The Court noted that India’s total fertility rate has fallen from 3 to 1.9. A total rate of 2.1, known as the replacement rate, would allow one generation to completely replace itself

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Supreme Court judgment questions two-child norm with falling fertility rate
The Court noted that India’s total fertility rate has fallen from 3 to 1.9. A total rate of 2.1, known as the replacement rate, would allow one generation to completely replace itself
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