Examine the Impact of Socio-Economic and Demographic Aspects on Rural Health Care among Two Major Ethnic Group Inhabitants of Eastern Uttar Pradesh

Abstract

India's achievements in the field of rural health care have been less than satisfactory and that burden of diseases among the rural Indian population remains high. The present study looks into the factors relating to socio-economic among Sonar and Rajput of eastern U.P, but it is a matter of  fact that the better health achievements of the State are not truly reflected in all sections of population. This research paper gives an account of the profile of the study area among population of Eastern Uttar Pradesh. This study is significant because research describes socio-economic and demographic profiles are closely associated with the rural life of the Rajput and Sonar in the sampled area. Details regarding socio-economic characteristics, system of facility among distinct pattern and other relevant information regarding the dominant caste are considered by taking variables like type of family, size of family, income of the respondent, level of education, Occupation patterns, Assets, housing pattern, age of the women, years of married life, parental status, employment status, nature of job and type of job etc. The present study was undertaken in the rural areas of Uttar Pradesh with two caste groups of Bhatpar Rani, Deoria District.