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Abstract
India has a vast population of 116 crores in 2008. It has been crossed one billion population on 11th of May 2000 and it estimated to reach 1.53 billion by the year 2050 (Population reference bureau, 2007). India will most likely overtake China by that year to become the most population likely country on the earth with 17.2 percent population living here (United Nations, 1998). However, the population growth intern in directly associated with fertility and family planning behavior, which inter indirectly related with socio-economic and demographic characteristics of a population. However in these aspects micro level study provides grassroots information. Keeping in the view an attempt is made in this context to study the socio-economic and demographic aspects in relation to fertility and family and planning aspects. Which provides practical know ledge to the researcher.