A second Indian civil-service exam preparation publisher's explainer on the Jiyo Parsi scheme, stating it was started by the Ministry of Minority Affairs together with the Parzor Foundation in 2013 to reverse the shrinking Parsi population, which it gives as falling from over 100,000 in 1941 to under 60,000 today. Describes the scheme's two components, an advocacy component addressing cultural barriers to larger families and a medical assistance component funding infertility treatment including in-vitro fertilization, counseling and health support.
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A second Indian current-affairs explainer publisher, tier 3, independent of the one above and agreeing with it on the launching ministry and the 2013 year while adding the Parzor Foundation's role and the scheme's two components, neither of which the first explainer names. NotesUsed for the Parzor Foundation's partnership role and the scheme's advocacy and medical assistance components.
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PublisherNext IAS
URLhttps://www.nextias.com/blog/jiyo-parsi/
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