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It is anticipated that almost 400,000 female births in India are missed each year due to gender biased sex selection. It's envisioned that India's sex ratio at birth is 105 boys per 100 girls, but the share has been reducing for many years. Son choice is a variety of gender biasSon desire is a common kind of gender bias among Indian women. It is as a result of the the imbalance in the sex ratios at birth. Hindu and Sikh women prefer daughters over sons greater than their Muslim opposite numbers. This gender bias may have contributed to the increase in female infant mortality and feticide in the past. Son desire was first observed in the 1950s, when family planning programmes were first announced. They portrayed the ideal family as one with a girl and a boy. However, the desire to maintain the scale of the family small led many to prefer sons over daughters. This gender bias became more obvious as the variety of daughters declined. This kind of gender bias is a centuries-old social norm and is driven by cultural and financial elements.
09.01.2023