Bhaskar Exclusive: To improve the female birth rate in the district, the administration will now take refuge in the sarpanches, explain to the mothers-in-law who are infatuated with the son

In Mehsana district, the female birth rate is 900 against 1000 male births. As the sex ratio of women is very low, the district health system is taking action, including sting operations at gynecological doctors. At the same time, a new initiative has been launched by the District Collector and the health system to improve the birth rate of women at the social level as well. In which a meeting was held recently with the sarpanches of villages in every taluka of the district where the female birth rate is less than 800 and gave them the understanding to start improving the female sex ratio from their village itself. In which the sarpanches and heads of religious institutions will work including explaining to the mother-in-law who is infatuated with the son. District Collector Shaileshbhai Prajapati along with District Health Officer Bharatbhai Solanki and all Taluka Health Officers called sarpanches of one or two villages from each taluka where the birth rate of girls is less than that of boys. These sarpanches were the first to get a guarantee to improve the female birth rate in their village. These villages have a sex ratio of less than 800 Hardesan and Piludara in Mehsana taluka, Bamanwa in Vijapur, Kada in Visnagar, Dodiwada in Bahucharaji, Chansol in Kheralu, Bhawanipura in Unjha, Katosan of Jotana, Mathasur of Kadi, Sudasana of Satlasana and Jaska of Unjha have lower ratios. The head of the religious organization, the cooperation of social leaders will be taken Mehsana Taluka Health Officer Dr. According to Suhag Shrimali, in all the villages of the district where the birth rate of girls is low compared to the son, for the first time, the Sarpanch will write on the walls to improve the proportion of sons in the village panchayat and other places.Sarpanch in the village will hold a meeting with the leaders of religious institutions, political leaders and plan ahead.