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झारखंड में किशोरियों के गर्भवती (Teenage Pregnancy) होने के आंकड़े डराने वाले हैं. रांची से उपेंद्र कुमार की रिपोर्ट.

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00:00It was 5.8% in NFHS 5, it was 11.7%
00:05And if you can see urban rural, what is the difference in urban rural?
00:12In the city, it is 4.7% and in the city, it is 13.3%
00:18That means there is a huge difference.
00:21In the city and town, there is a difference in teenage pregnancy.
00:23It is a huge difference.
00:27Why are they growing up?
00:32We have to see two things.
00:35One is child marriage, the bald-bibaha.
00:38How much is the bald-bibaha?
00:40How much is the bald-bibaha?
00:42And if the bald-bibaha is growing up, then what is the bald-bibaha?
00:47Why is the bald-bibaha?
00:50That's a little worse.
00:52It's less than the bald-bibaha.
00:53It's less than the bald-bibaha.
00:54Now it's 28%.
00:56Like India's 20%.
01:00So, the 4-5 states that are high, it's 1.3%.
01:08And when it was 32, it's 28.
01:11NFHS-5 to NFHS-6.
01:13So, it's less than the bald-bibaha.
01:15So, the bald-bibaha decrease is very slowly.
01:18So, what is the cause of this?
01:20It's one cause.
01:23Definitely, there is a difference between tribal and non-tribal.
01:28I'm talking about the cause.
01:30The overall cause is the first.
01:33The first is the school.
01:35The first is the safety and security.
01:37The parents think that it should be a victim.
01:40The first is the social norms.
01:43The secondary schools are less.
01:46They are very far.
01:48So, they can't send it to them.
01:49They can't see them, they can't find it.
01:51And there is a big reason about what they should have done after reading them.
01:55The opportunities are not showing you.
01:56The opportunities are not showing you.
01:57This, they don't think that parents should be aware or children should be thinking about how it will happen.
02:02If they will also study them, how they will find it?
02:04If they will, then get somethings with them.
02:06So, it's always thinking about this.
02:08So, this is also the case.
02:09And then, what is the additional of girls' marriage?
02:19So, you think that marriage is the one that needs to happen, and as soon as it goes, the doubt
02:27will be less, you can see.
02:29And there is also something that is happening in the tribal, self-arranged marriage.
02:35Adolescent girls and boys themselves.
02:39There is no self-arranged marriage, it is not necessarily in children, but in the whole community, in the self
02:57-arranged marriage, the girl and boy, bride and groom,
03:02and her love is very important.
03:09From the family, her love is very important.
03:12It is sometimes in child management.
03:15Now, if you get married, then what happens after that?
03:21The child gets quickly, quickly.
03:23Why does the child get quickly?
03:25One thing is, awareness about family planning.
03:28This is very low for young couples.
03:31And mental preparedness, because this is what we think about the body.
03:37When there is a teenage pregnancy, when there is a child, it is also a mother.
03:42Mental preparedness is not about that.
03:45But mental preparedness is very low.
03:47They are not mentally prepared.
03:47It is not about the child's childhood.
03:48In the past, it is not a child.
03:51It is an open society.
03:52So, living that is accepted.
03:56And they have children in grief.
03:58The child is not in the trauma.
03:59So, many times they have not realized that pregnancy has been in the early age.
04:04Now, they have not had pregnancy in the early age.
04:05They have not had pregnancy in the teenage age.
04:06And they have no knowledge.
04:08They do not have a norm.
04:10and they don't know what pregnancy is, they don't know what the right time is, they don't do the work,
04:19they don't do the work, they go to the relationship, and then they go to the first trimester, and then
04:26they miss the first trimester,
04:48and then they go to the first trimester, and they go to the last trimester, and then they go to
05:01the first trimester,
05:04जारखन की महिलाएं और किशोरियां वो अधिकतर 65% का आकड़ा है जहां तक मुझे याद है अनिमिक हैं आप
05:11गाओं में जाएएगा आपको दिखेगा तो वैसे में प्रेगनेंसी वो कैसे सस्टेन कर पाएंगी देखिए हमने जो देखा है क्योंकि
05:19हम जेंडर के ऊपर काफी
05:21हमने काम किया है तो एक चीज जो एविडेंस है ग्लोबली कि कैसे आप टीनेच प्रेगनेंसी पे काम कर सकते
05:28हैं वो ये बताता है कि उनके ऐस्पिरेशन्स पे काम करिए जो स्पेशली जो किशोरियां है तो उसमें क्या करते
05:35हैं जैसे करिकुULम स्कूल में करिकूलम जो आ�
05:42This is an agency to build an agency that they can understand that okay, my life is probably going to
05:49be in a relationship, but what is important for me?
05:53Is my aspiration important? Is this pregnancy and marriage important?
05:58This is an agency that has been involved in the school's health and wellness program.
06:04I'm going to talk a little bit about this, and I'm going to talk a little bit about this,
06:14but I'm going to talk a little bit about this.
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08:08So, I think it's a big problem.
08:17I can't wait to see it and see it.
08:22I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
08:22What should I do?
08:25My question is,
08:27if you have a child
08:29and a child,
08:31it's a little pregnant.
08:33So,
08:34you have a hospital
08:36and we can't wait to get a hospital.
08:39Let's get the help of that.
08:43If you have a child,
08:45if you have a child,
08:45or anything.
08:46If someone is sick or sick or something,
08:53you are going to help the hospital and go and send them.
08:56You need to keep pregnant and keep pregnant.
09:00We have to keep the drug into our garage.
09:03We have to keep the drugged,
09:03and we have to keep the drugged in case of the drugged.
09:15Yeah, it's a big issue.
09:17In fact, it's a big issue.
09:18Why are you going to stop?
09:21Abortion is not a problem.
09:25I think school should also be learning more about lectures.
09:30Class six, seven.
09:32We don't know what we are doing and what we are not doing.
09:36We often have school-going children.
09:41So, you don't do counseling?
09:42We don't do counseling?
09:44No, actually, we do counseling.
09:46We have to take someone from home.
09:49We have to take someone from home.
09:51We have to do counseling.
09:52What do we do?
09:55Teenage pregnancy and teenage marriage has increased.
10:00We have to take a lot of steps.
10:02We have to do a lot of work.
10:04We have to do a training.
10:05We have to do a dissemination.
10:07We have to do a dissemination.
10:14We have to do counseling,
10:38to identify them, see them, and then they go to CHO and A&M, where they are screening
10:48that they may have diabetes, they may have diabetes, they may have hypertension, they may have sickle
10:56cells, so all these diseases have identification, and then they refer to them.
11:01Now they refer to them, where we have doctors, where we will confirm what disease is,
11:12after that treatment, and after that treatment, we will prepare them for the treatment.
11:17My question is, do you need to do so much work?
11:20Do you need to do so much work?
11:27Do you need to do so much work?
11:29Do you need to do so much work?
11:45Do you need to do so much work?
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