Geography, asked by djdaksh55, 4 months ago

INDIA BEING THE THIRD MOST POPULAR COUNTRY AFTER CHINA WITH THE POPULATION OF MORE THAN 102 billion
TRUE OR FALSE??

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Answered by aasthaaastha160

1

Answer:

it's false actually India is the second most populous country in the world.

Answered by shettyvidya284

0

Answer:

False

Explanation:

india is second in population and has 1.2billion

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