Fewer teenage births in England and Wales: a convergence towards Europe?

INED  published a very interesting report on the fewer teenage births in England and Wales.
https://www.ined.fr/fichier/s_rubrique/25676/536.population.societies.2016.septembre.england.early.motherhood.en.pdf

End of One Child Policy in China

Isabelle Attané published report titled The end of One Child per Family in China in in the issue of Population & Societies , No. 535 , July August 2016, INED.
She provided a comprehensive analysis of one child policy in china.  China was able to reduce fertility rate but at  the same time this policy has a long lasting effects on the demographic profile of China . This policy resulted into the disturbed sex ratio, increasing abortion and socio-pyscho effects on the chinese society.

Infant Mortality Rate in India failed to achieve Millennium Development Goals

Mostly developing countries including Pakistan and India , failed to achieve Millennium  Development Goals . The Hindu pointed out that India did not able to reduce Infant Mortality Rate according to the target set by MDGs . (Infant mortality rate: Target set by Millennium Development Goals not met)
Talking to the Hindu , Thomas Chandy, CEO -"Save the Children " pointed out that services are not reaching to marginalized sections of society whereas Purnima Menon -Senior Research Fellow in IFPRI’s Poverty, Health and Nutrition Division related it poor nutrition. 
I am agreed with both of them but i want to  point out some inter-related factors responsible for high infant Mortality rate in India.