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According to findings of the fifth National Family Health Survey (NFHS), the use of condoms has increased from 7.1% to 10.2% in Maharashtra. 
On the other hand, the use of contraceptive pills among women has down by around 1% and female sterilisation has shown a slight dip. 
While the condom use increase is starker in urban areas and overall a positive trend, the onus of family planning still largely rests with women. Overall, seven out of ten married couples in Mumbai lean towards family planning methods.

Condom use rises, contraceptive pill use slightly dips in Maharashtra

According to findings of the&nbsp;fifth National Family Health Survey (NFHS), the use of condoms has increased from 7.1% to 10.2% in Maharashtra.&nbsp;
On the other hand, the use of contraceptive pills among women has down by around 1% and female sterilisation has shown a slight dip.&nbsp;
While the condom use increase is starker in urban areas and overall a positive trend, the onus of family planning still largely rests with women.&nbsp;Overall, seven out of ten married couples in Mumbai&nbsp;lean towards family planning methods.

Condom use rises, contraceptive pill usage slightly dips in Mumbai

Condom use rises from 7.1% to 10.2% in Maharashtra: NFHS5
Use of contraceptive pills and female sterilisation slightly reduces
The major onus of family planning continues to rest with women&nbsp;
70% married couples lean towards family planning methods in Mumbai&nbsp;&nbsp;

Condom use rises, contraceptive pill use slightly dips in Maharashtra

According to the findings of the&nbsp;fifth National Family Health Survey (NFHS), the use of condoms has increased from 7.1 per cent to 10.2 per cent in Maharashtra.&nbsp;
On the other hand, the use of contraceptive pills among women has down by around 1 per cent and female sterilisation has also shown a slight dip.&nbsp;
While the condom use increase is starker in urban areas and overall a positive trend, the onus of family planning still largely rests with women.&nbsp;Overall, seven out of ten married couples in Mumbai&nbsp;lean towards family planning methods, the report said.

Observed on 26th September each year, World Contraception day aims at creating awareness about all the contraceptive methods and options available to people.

World Contraception Day 2021: Your body, your choice!

Observed on 26th September each year, World Contraception day aims at creating awareness about all the contraceptive methods and options available to people.

World Contraception Day 2021: As per the UN&nbsp;Population Division's estimate, in 2020 around 218 million women from developing nations wanted to prevent or delay pregnancy. Yet prevention could not be possible as these women were not able to use&nbsp;safe, reliable and effective family planning methods. One of the reasons for this is the lack of both knowledge and resources.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Established in 2007, World Contraception Day is observed on 26th September each year. The day aims at creating awareness about all the contraceptive methods and options available to people. This will enable individuals to make an informed decision regarding their sexual and reproductive health.&nbsp;
As highlighted by the United Nations Population Fund there are quite a few contraceptive options that can be used. Ranging from pills, condoms,&nbsp;implants, intrauterine devices, surgical procedures that limit fertility and even options such as calendar method and abstinence can be used. Training and counselling sessions can help throw light on these options.&nbsp;
There is a large-scale emphasis on knowledge creation so that no pregnancy is unplanned or unintended.&nbsp;
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Raising the population bogey again, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Thursday urged the minority community to adopt a "decent family planning policy" for population control to reduce poverty.
All stakeholders in the community must come forward and support the government in helping reduce poverty in the community which is primarily due to an unabated increase in population, the chief minister said.
Sarma said that his government will work towards educating the women of the community so that the problem can be tackled effectively.

Assam CM asks minorities to adopt 'decent' family planning policy

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Thursday urged the minority community to adopt a "decent family planning policy" for population control to reduce poverty.

Assam CM asks minorities to adopt 'decent' family planning

Raising the population bogey again, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Thursday urged the minority community to adopt a "decent family planning policy" for population control to reduce poverty.
All stakeholders in the community must come forward and support the government in helping reduce poverty in the community which is primarily due to an unabated increase in population, the chief minister said.
Sarma said that his government will work towards educating the women of the community so that the problem can be tackled effectively.

China has relaxed its family planning rules. China will allow each couple to have up to three children, official Xinhua reported, citing a Politburo meeting chaired by President Xi Jinping.
The move is a bid to control the shrinking birthrate that threatens the country&rsquo;s long-term economic prospect
China's once-a-decade census, released this month, showed that 12 million babies were born in the last year, the lowest since 1961, during the Great Famine.

China relaxes family planning rules, allows couple to have 3 children

<ul>
<li>China relaxes family planning rules&nbsp;in major policy shift</li>
<li>China will allow each couple to have up to three children</li>
<li>Three-child policy to control shrinking birth-rate in the country&nbsp;</li>
<li>Shrinking birth-rate threatens China's&nbsp;long-term economic prospect</li>
<li>12 mn babies born in 2020, lowest since 1961: Census report</li>
<li>China followed one-child for decades to control population growth&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

China has relaxed its family planning rules. China will allow each couple to have up to three children, official Xinhua reported, citing a Politburo meeting chaired by President Xi Jinping.
The move is a bid to control the shrinking birthrate that threatens the country&rsquo;s long-term economic prospect.
China's once-a-decade census, released this month, showed that 12 million babies were born in the last year, the lowest since 1961, during the Great Famine.
For decades, China had followed a one-child policy.&nbsp;Implemented in 1980, the goal of China's one-child policy was ensure that population growth did not outpace economic development. Later, by 2013, China began to ease its one-child policy and by 2016, couples were allowed to have two children.

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