area covered by different landforms and percentage population living with the help of bar graph
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Indian Case Studies: An Introduction
P. S. Ramakrishnan School of Environmental Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University
With its rapidly growing population touching the 1 billion mark, its food security a concern, and its other developmental needs begging answers, India has seen its land use dynamics undergo rapid changes during the last few decades. The complex connections between the country's population and land use dynamics are compounded by a high level of heterogeneity in ecological conditions, extreme socioeconomic differences, and linguistic and cultural diversity within the societal structure. These differences appear in the two study sites chosen for India: the state of Kerala in southwestern India and the state of Haryana in the northwestern part of the country.
Haryana
Haryana's literacy rate is lower than that of Kerala and is only a little above the national average of 52 percent. Patriarchy has deep roots in Haryana. Women there, in contrast with those in Kerala, may have a greater role in land use-related work, but they remain subordinate to men in all areas of life. Moreover, the custom of early marriage and high fertility rates, although affected somewhat favorably by rapid economic development, particularly in urban centers, still persist among the rural population—a big contrast from the situation in Kerala.