Pallabi Das

Amity University, Kolkata
Pallabi Das

Pallabi Das is assistant professor of geography at Amity University Kolkata. She has completed her PhD in population studies from IIT Kharagpur, and obtained her MPhil degree from the Institute of Development Studies Kolkata. She is an alumnus of the Geography Department at the Presidency University Kolkata. She has received Junior Research Fellowships from UGC and CSIR in Geography and Earth Sciences. Previously, she has also worked as visiting faculty in Vidyasagar College for Women and research associate in the Institute of Development Studies Kolkata.

She has several articles in peer-reviewed, Scopus-indexed journals and a book chapter in Population Dynamics in Eastern India and Bangladesh: Demographic, Health, and Development Issues, published by Springer Nature. Her areas of research interest are population studies, social geography, public health, cultural demography with a focus on mortality, morbidity, health, nuptiality, fertility behaviour, family planning programmes with policy implications, spatial econometrics, and sustainable development goals.

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भारत में हिंदुओं और मुसलमानों के प्रजनन दर में अंतर: एक अपडेट

पिछले शोध के आधार पर सास्वत घोष और पल्लबी दास एनएफएचएस के नवीनतम दौर के आंकड़ों का उपयोग करते हुए हिंदुओं और मुसलमानों के बीच के राज्य और जिला स्तर की प्रजनन क्षमता में अंतर का अनुमान लगाते हैं। वे दर्शाते हैं कि भले पिछले दशक के दौरान अधिकांश राज्यों में प्रजनन परिवर्तन में प्रगति हुई है और हिंदुओं और मुसलमानों के बीच की प्रजनन दर में भी अभिसरण हुआ है, फिर भी कुछ क्षेत्रीय भिन्नताएं अभी भी बनी हुई हैं।

19 May 2023
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Hindu-Muslim fertility differentials in India: An update

Building on past research, Saswata Ghosh and Pallabi Das estimate the state- and district-level fertility differentials between Hindus and Muslims using data from the latest round of the NFHS. They show that although the fertility transition has advanced further in most states during the last decade, and fertility rates between Hindus and Muslims have also converged, some regional variations persist.

18 April 2023
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