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Across the world and over time, women choose to have fewer children when incomes, access to education and healthcare improve. India has seen the same trend. The share of mothers with three or more children dropped from over 60% in 1993 to 40% by 2021. However, while Indian

Shorter winters, hotter years: Rising temps disrupt crops, spread dengue to Himalayan foothills, and strain maternal & neonatal health systems. Climate change is rewriting India’s seasons. scroll.in/article/108132… Tanvi Deshpande reports. Via IndiaSpend

'Never saw this kind of rainfall in May' is a sentence I heard repeatedly this month. And rightly so, bec India has seen almost double its normal May rainfall. In fact, Central India has seen 5X and South India 2.5X rain this May #premonsoon w Bhadohi Wallah IndiaSpend

More people travel from as far as Kasara, Dahanu, Panvel to south Mumbai using local trains on any given day than they ever will on the coastal road or Atal Setu. New railway lines within #Mumbai before bullet train please #MumbaiLocalAccident mid-day.com/mumbai/mumbai-…

Road accidents are a leading cause of mortality in India. 36 out of every 1,000 deaths in India in 2019 were attributed to road accidents. Among young men (aged 15-29) in particular, road accidents are the single largest cause of mortality, responsible for one in four deaths.

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One of the most important ways that countries interact with each other in the global economy is through trade - imports into the country and exports out of the country. India exports goods and services worth $780 billion, while its imports were worth $860 billion, as of 2022-23.

Yesterday we published an ambitious piece of research by Nandlal Mishra and Pramit Bhattacharya that compares estimates of India's manufacturing sector (jobs and wages) from household surveys on one hand and industry-side surveys on the other dataforindia.com/measuring-manu…

So excited for Zohran Mamdani’s victory 👏👏👏 how are you celebrating this historic win? 🥳 Can we Mumbaikars come and celebrate this win by holding BMC elections asap 🥺👉🏻👈🏻

New on Data For India: an exhaustive look at women in India's manufacturing sector by Nileena Suresh. Here's my favourite insight from it dataforindia.com/women-in-manuf…

As part of our deep-dive on manufacturing in India, Nileena Suresh's excellent work on what women in manufacturing do.

Dairy is a key source of nutrients, and plays a particularly important role in children's and women's health. Most Indians are regular consumers of dairy products (milk or curd). Half of adult Indians consume dairy products every day, while three out of four have them at least

Announcing upcoming sessions at the GCPP Academic Conference: Aaditeshwar Seth, Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, IIT Delhi, will speak on “Leveraging Digital Public Infrastructure for Community Action.” He will draw on his research and practice to

Wrote this piece exploring the curious case of "custom tailoring" -- its role in India's manufacturing workforce, particularly women, and its peculiar categorisation as a manufacturing service dataforindia.com/the-rise-of-cu…

One the first things I had wanted on Data For India was work on infant mortality - it's such a fundamental public health indicator, but I felt that I knew so little about it. We're very proud to have published Nileena Suresh's piece for us last week: dataforindia.com/infant-mortali…

For Part II, I looked at fertility - how it has fallen, where it has fallen, why it's falling, and where we go from here casi.sas.upenn.edu/iit/data-for-i…

Highlighting the voices from the western region! Congratulations to Nileena Suresh (Indiaspend.com), Ritu Sharma & Swadesha Sharma (RuralIndiaOnline.org), and Nidhi Jamwal (Kashmir Times) for their inspiring work on gender issues. #LaadliAwards2025 #GenderSensitivity

Happy to announce that Shreehari Paliath, Nileena Suresh, Maitreyee Boruah and Mansi were recognised at last night’s Laadli Media Awards for Gender Sensitivity. This marks IndiaSpend’s fifth consecutive year of awards and appreciation at #Laadli.

5! #Laadli

Thank you! Most of what I know about data and reporting comes from my time at IndiaSpend , I'm grateful for that :)