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🔆 Vulnerable Sections – Key Data from India

📍 Persons with Disabilities (PwDs)
The number of Persons with Disabilities in the country are 2.68 crore, which is 2.21% of the total population of the country.
19.30% persons with disability (15 years and above) completed at least secondary education
Among persons with disabilities of age 7 years and above, 52.2% are literates
Among PwDs, 62% have care giver, 37.7% don’t require a caregiver, and for 0.3% caregiver was required but not available
Among PwDs (age 15 years and above), Labour Force Participation Rate was 23.8%, Worker Population Ratio was 22.8%, Unemployment Rate was 4.2%

📍 Elderly
There were nearly 138 mn elderly persons in India in 2021 (67 mn males and 71 mn females), an increase of 34 mn from 2011, expected to reach ~ 190 mn in 2031
The Elderly Dependency Ratio has increased from 10.9% in 1961 to 14.2% in 2011 and further projected to increase to 15.7% in 2021 and 20.1% in 2031
The sex ratio of the elderly – 1028 in 1951, 938 in 1971 , 1033 in 2011 and projected to increase to 1,060 by 2026.
The literacy rate among elderly females (28%) is less than half of the literacy rate among elderly males (59%)
40–50% of the elderly are economically vulnerable, and 25% are in the lowest wealth quintile
Only 29% elderly in India have access to social security schemes, such as old-age pensions or provident funds
Only 15% of elderly population are aware of geriatric healthcare options
The elder care economy in India is estimated to be worth around $7 billion

📍 Children
India is a home to almost 19% of the world’s children, more than one-third of the country’s population (around 436 million) is below 18 years as of 2023
Child Sex ratio in India = 929/1000
48% of Indian children aged 0–14 are female
74% of Indian children aged 0–6 live in rural areas
India is the only large country where more female infants die than male infants, the gender differential in child survival is currently 11 per cent
Working children in India: 10.1 million (3.9% of the total child population) as ‘main workers’ or ‘marginal workers’
Child Labour decreased in India by 2.6 million from ~ 13.7 million in 2001 to 10.1 million in 2011
1 in every 8 children (aged 5–14 years) work for their own household or someone else
On average around 2600 child victims of trafficking were rescued annually from 2018–2022

📍 Transgenders
Total population of transgenders in India is around 4.88 lakh
Literacy rate among transgenders was 56.10% (overall population literacy rate = 74%), Mizoram had the highest transgender literacy rate (87%) while Bihar had the lowest transgender literacy rate (44%).
92% of transgender population is economically marginalised
Around 48,000 transgender people were registered as voters and were eligible to vote in the LS elections 2024

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🔆 Vulnerable Sections – Key Data from India

📍 Persons with Disabilities (PwDs)
The number of Persons with Disabilities in the country are 2.68 crore, which is 2.21% of the total population of the country.
19.30% persons with disability (15 years and above) completed at least secondary education
Among persons with disabilities of age 7 years and above, 52.2% are literates
Among PwDs, 62% have care giver, 37.7% don’t require a caregiver, and for 0.3% caregiver was required but not available
Among PwDs (age 15 years and above), Labour Force Participation Rate was 23.8%, Worker Population Ratio was 22.8%, Unemployment Rate was 4.2%

📍 Elderly
There were nearly 138 mn elderly persons in India in 2021 (67 mn males and 71 mn females), an increase of 34 mn from 2011, expected to reach ~ 190 mn in 2031
The Elderly Dependency Ratio has increased from 10.9% in 1961 to 14.2% in 2011 and further projected to increase to 15.7% in 2021 and 20.1% in 2031
The sex ratio of the elderly – 1028 in 1951, 938 in 1971 , 1033 in 2011 and projected to increase to 1,060 by 2026.
The literacy rate among elderly females (28%) is less than half of the literacy rate among elderly males (59%)
40–50% of the elderly are economically vulnerable, and 25% are in the lowest wealth quintile
Only 29% elderly in India have access to social security schemes, such as old-age pensions or provident funds
Only 15% of elderly population are aware of geriatric healthcare options
The elder care economy in India is estimated to be worth around $7 billion

📍 Children
India is a home to almost 19% of the world’s children, more than one-third of the country’s population (around 436 million) is below 18 years as of 2023
Child Sex ratio in India = 929/1000
48% of Indian children aged 0–14 are female
74% of Indian children aged 0–6 live in rural areas
India is the only large country where more female infants die than male infants, the gender differential in child survival is currently 11 per cent
Working children in India: 10.1 million (3.9% of the total child population) as ‘main workers’ or ‘marginal workers’
Child Labour decreased in India by 2.6 million from ~ 13.7 million in 2001 to 10.1 million in 2011
1 in every 8 children (aged 5–14 years) work for their own household or someone else
On average around 2600 child victims of trafficking were rescued annually from 2018–2022

📍 Transgenders
Total population of transgenders in India is around 4.88 lakh
Literacy rate among transgenders was 56.10% (overall population literacy rate = 74%), Mizoram had the highest transgender literacy rate (87%) while Bihar had the lowest transgender literacy rate (44%).
92% of transgender population is economically marginalised
Around 48,000 transgender people were registered as voters and were eligible to vote in the LS elections 2024

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