Smaller families lead to better socioeconomic development in India.
The article discusses how reducing the number of children in families in India can lead to better social and economic development. It looks at how factors like improved healthcare and urbanization have led to smaller families in developed countries. The researchers emphasize the importance of regulating family size in India for progress. They also mention a special program for industrial workers to promote family planning. Changing reproductive behavior is possible, but it must consider cultural values and the roles of women and men. Overall, social change is crucial for successful family planning programs.