Religion shapes fertility through norms: marriage timing, family size ideals, contraception's acceptance, and son-preference's ritual roots (the lineage-carrying son in Hindu tradition; similar pronatalist strands elsewhere). Nepal's picture: a Hindu-majority society with the son-preference residue (sex-ratio anxieties), against which the law's instruments work: the Safe Motherhood Act's rights framework, child-rights law, and the equality guarantees (Articles 18 and 38). The balanced exam line: religion explains ideals; services, education, and costs explain behaviour — the fertility fall across all groups is the evidence.
5.2 Religion and Population Growth
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यही युनिटका अरू उत्तर
- 5.1 Urbanization and Population Growth
- How does son-preference shape fertility, and which legal instruments counter it?3.
- Explain the population-environment loop with the community-forestry counter-example.4.
- Discuss (a) early marriage
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