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________________ Population 27 From the above table it would be seen that the Hindus, except the Muslims, had got the highest number of females married and the lowest number of females unmarried. The Jainas had fewer unmarried females except the Hindus, fewer married females and more widowed, both male and female, than the general figures. The proportion of unmarried females was nearly the same in the Hindu and Jaina communities, but the difference was more prominent in the disparate proportion of married females and wido on account of the high proportion of widows amongst the Jainas. This unusually high proportion of widowed, especially among the females, seemed to be the predominant feature of the Jaina community upto 1931 as could be seen from the statement given in Table 24 Table 24 Unit Year Sex Unmarried Married Widowed INDIA 1931 82 221 101 1921 M F M F M F M F 503 337 : 507 327 493 301 473 299 415 442 392 420 418 446 436 470 253 1911 89 253 1901 91 231 Bombay. 1931 M 71 F 472 327 480 307 1921 F 1911 M 466 457 471 434 456 452 474 470 499 480 202 86 237 82 245 76 229 61 215 1901 .: 281 454 272 459 269 F M F 1891 M 516 Rajasthan 1931 M 390 93 517 E 321 432 247
SR No.007019
Book TitleJaina Community a Social Survey
Original Sutra AuthorN/A
AuthorVilas Sangve
PublisherPopular Book Depot Bombay
Publication Year1980
Total Pages484
LanguageEnglish
ClassificationBook_English
File Size12 MB
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