India and Bangladesh, neighboring South Asia, are continuously moving forward in a variety of socio-economic areas. In the newly released UNDP (United Nations Development Program) 'Human Development Report -2018', such a picture has emerged. But Bangladesh has surprised the world by throwing India behind several indicators.
In the report of UNDP Bangladesh, Bangladesh has 136 positions in 189 countries. India's position is 130 Bangladesh has three steps ahead of last year. India progressed one step.
Expected lifespan
According to the UNDP report, the expected life expectancy of citizens of Bangladesh is 72.8 years. On the other hand, the average life expectancy of the neighboring country is 68.8 years.
The average life expectancy of women in India is 70.4 and men 67.3 On the other hand, the average lifespan of women in Bangladesh is 74.6 and men 71. 1 In terms of expected lifespan, Bangladesh scores zero to 812. And India's zero decimal 751
Child death
According to the Human Development Index 2012, the rate of child birth in Bangladesh is 28.2 On the other hand, this rate in India is 34.6.
In Bangladesh, the rate of child mortality in children below the age of 5 is 34.3 per thousand. This is 43 people in India.
Immunization Program
In India, 9 newborn babies are deprived of necessary DPT vaccinations. This number is only one in Bangladesh. India has deprived of vaccine vaccine against 12 newborn babies. In Bangladesh, there are only 6 people in this number.
Malnutrition
In India, malnutrition rates of children under age 5 are 37.9 This rate is 36 percent in Bangladesh.
AIDS prevalence
In India, the rate of HIV is 100 per 100 people in India. On the other hand, zero decimal 1 in Bangladesh.
Malaria incidence
The rate of malaria in Bangladesh is only zero in every thousand. This rate is 18.8 in India.
Death rates
There are 139 female deaths per woman in India. This rate of Bangladesh is 107 people per thousand. In India, this rate is 212 and in Bangla country 148
Discrimination
In India, the discrimination rate in education is 38.7 percent. 37.3 percent of the population in Bangladesh.
Income inequality in India is 18.8 percent of the victims and 15.7 percent in Bangladesh.
Gender Development
India's score in Gender Development Index (GDI) is 8, 841. Bangladesh is ahead of India with this need. The score is zero 881
In India women's seats are 11.6 percent. On the other hand, this rate is 20.3 percent in Bangladesh.
Maternity services
From the point of expansion of maternity services, Bangladesh is competing with the developed world. There has not yet been a spread of maternity care in India. On the other hand, 63.9 percent of Bangladesh's services are available.
Employment
In India, 51.9 percent of the total population gets employment. In Bangladesh, this rate is 54 percent.
24.1 percent of the people get pension among the elderly in India. In Bangladesh, the rate is 33.4 percent.
Security
In India, 3 lakh people are killed in every million. In Bangladesh, this number is 2.5 percent.
Due to natural disasters in India, displaced persons are 461 people per 10 lakhs. This number is 131 in Bangladesh.
The rate of suicide of women in India is 14.2 per million people. In men, this rate is 17.9. On the other hand, this rate is 6.6 and 5.3 respectively in Bangladesh.
Remittance
India's expansive income is 2.6 percent of GDP. In Bangladesh, the rate is 5.441 percent.
The balance of the environment
In terms of carbon dioxide emissions, India's score is 1.7 and Bangladesh 0.5.
By the impact of air pollution, death rate in India is 184.3 in every lakh. In Bangladesh, this rate is 149.
Due to contaminated water and sanitation, India's death in 18.6 people in Lakh This rate is 11.9 in Bangladesh.
Socio-economic status
27 percent of skilled workers in Bangladesh. On the other hand, this number is 18.5 in India.
In Bangladesh, the percentage of savings against 26 percent of the total national income. In India, this rate is 15.5 percent.
87 percent to 6 percent of people get access to safe drinking water in India. In Bangladesh, this rate is 97.3 percent.
Bangladesh is also ahead of India from sanitation. 44 percent of the population under safe sanitation in India In Bangladesh, this rate is 46.9 percent.