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What is the main cause of increase in population in India?​

Answer 1

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What is the main cause of increase in population in India?

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• Birth rate has shown a small decline and the death rate has gone down rather sharply, the widening gap has increased our population rapidly
• Family planning has a direct link with female education, and female edu­cation is directly associated with age at marriage, general status of women, their fertility and infant mortality rate and so forth.
• Some of the other causes responsible for the increase in population are: joint family system and lack of responsibility of young couples in these families to bring up their children, lack of recreational facilities, and lack of information or wrong information about the adverse effects of vasec­tomy, tubectomy and the loop.

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Answer 2

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• Birth rate has shown a small decline and the death rate has gone down rather sharply, the widening gap has increased our population rapidly
• Birth rate has shown a small decline and the death rate has gone down rather sharply, the widening gap has increased our population rapidlyFamily planning has a direct link with female education, and female edu­cation is directly associated with age at marriage, general status of women, their fertility and infant mortality rate and so forth.
• Birth rate has shown a small decline and the death rate has gone down rather sharply, the widening gap has increased our population rapidlyFamily planning has a direct link with female education, and female edu­cation is directly associated with age at marriage, general status of women, their fertility and infant mortality rate and so forth.Some of the other causes responsible for the increase in population are: joint family system and lack of responsibility of young couples in these families to bring up their children, lack of recreational facilities, and lack of information or wrong information about the adverse effects of vasec­tomy, tubectomy and the loop.