Interpreting Birth Interval Measurements
Understanding different types of birth intervals is crucial in demographic studies and surveys.
Defining the First Birth Interval (FBI)
The First Birth Interval (FBI) is a standard demographic measure. It specifically refers to the time duration between a woman's first live birth and her second live birth.
Analyzing the Question Terms
The question asks to identify the interval between a "survey point" and the "last birth". Given the options and the correct answer:
- We can interpret the "survey point" as the specific time or date associated with the woman's first birth.
- The "last birth" mentioned in the question context refers to the subsequent second birth, marking the end of the interval being measured for the FBI.
This interpretation connects the question's phrasing to the standard definition of the First Birth Interval.
Conclusion on First Birth Interval
Based on this interpretation, the interval measured from the time of the first birth ("survey point") up to the second birth ("last birth") is known as the First Birth Interval.
Important Questions from Other Dimensions
Consider the following statements with reference to the Bhoodan Movement:
1. Vinoba Bhave organized "The Sarvodaya Samaj' to take up the work of non-violent transformation in India
2. Jayaprakash Narayan withdrew from active politics to join the Bhoodan Movement in 1953
3. In the wake of the Bhoodan Movement the first donation of land was made in the village of Pochampalli in Telangana
How many of the statements given above is/are correct?
In April 2017, India celebrated 100 years of Mahatma Gandhi's
The authorities of which country denied the permission to land the ship Komagata Maru, carrying Indians?
Moplahs, or Muslim peasants, created a powerful anti-zamindar movement in:
Where was the first All-India Kisan Sabha formed?
