Rural areas show higher proportion of schooling only children among migrant children, however, in urban areas, slightly lower proportion of its migrant children attend school without work. All the zones and regions demonstrate higher proportion of schooling only children among migrants. As compared to non-migrant children, proportion of idle is lower among migrant children of either sexes. For migrant children, proportion of idle is about 7 per cent and it is about 16 per cent among non-migrant children. Both the age groups demonstrate higher proportion of idle among migrant children.
Rural children are more likely to be idle compared to urban children.
About 16 per cent of the rural children have been reported to be doing nothing. The corresponding figure for urban children is about 8 per cent. Both the areas show lower proportion of idle children among migrants. All the zones and development regions demonstrate lower proportion of idle children among migrants. Summary Updated by Magic Software .