Percentage of Child Population, Census of India 2001, India 2001 census, 2001 India census

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Percentage of Child Population in the age-group 0-6

The child population according to 2001 census stands at 15.9%.Muslimpopulation records the highest proportion of population in the age-group 0-6 at 18.7% followed by Other Religions and Persuasions 18%.The lowest proportion of population in this age-group is seen among the Jains at 10.6% preceded by Sikhs at 12.8%.The other religious communities have returned lower proportion in this age-group compared to national average.

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