India Sees Increase in Girl Births in Regions With Strong Historical Son Preference

A recent study indicates a rise in the number of girls being born in parts of India where a preference for sons has been historically most pronounced. This positive shift in the child sex ratio was most notable for second and subsequent births within families. The trend suggests a potential change in traditional gender-biased family planning practices in these areas. The data was reported by the Indian news outlet NDTV.
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