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India drops in global motherhood index, ranks behind Zimbabwe and Iraq

<p>India has slipped further in an annual survey analysing the world's best places to be a mother, dropping to 140th from 137 last year behind countries like Zimbabwe, Bangladesh and Iraq</p>

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London: India has slipped further in an annual survey analysing the world's best places to be a mother, ranking 140th behind countries like Zimbabwe, Bangladesh and Iraq.

Save the Children's 'State of the World's Mothers' report for 2015 ranked India at 140, down from last year's 137th, on an index of four indicators that measure risk of maternal death, under-five mortality rate, expected number of years of formal schooling, the gross national income per capita and participation of women in government.

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