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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Prim Care Diabetes. 2022 Nov 3;16(6):849–852. doi: 10.1016/j.pcd.2022.10.009

Table 1.

Sociodemographic Characteristics of the study population (n= 1347)

Variable Category Frequency Percentage
Gender Male 371 27.5
Female 976 72.5
Marital status Married 886 65.8
Widowed 431 32.0
Separated or Divorced 17 1.3
Never married 13 0.9
Age in years 30–44 96 7.1
45–54 274 20.3
55–64 491 36.5
65–74 409 30.4
>75 77 5.7
Religion Hindu 1326 98.4
Others 20 1.5
Missing 1 0.1
Monthly income (INR)* <5000 (~ USD 60) 926 68.7
5001–10000 (~ USD 61–121) 321 23.8
>10000 (> USD 121) 100 7.4
Education No formal education 754 56.0
Primary (1–7 years) 403 29.9
Secondary or higher 189 14.0
Missing 1 0.1
Body mass index (BMI) Underweight (<18.5) 43 3.2
Normal (18.5–22.9) 433 32.1
Overweight (23–24.9) 287 21.3
Obese (>=25) 579 43.0
Missing 5 0.4
*

Approximately <13 USD/month qualifies the family to be poor in rural areas.