Question

write short note on population - a problem​

Answer 1

Explanation:

population is the problem for a country as if more and more people will be in the country then corruption will also increase

Answer 2

Answer:

Population Problem in India:

India is one of the densely populated coun­tries of the world. It has to support about 15% of the world population, although its land area is merely 2.4% of the land area of the world.

In 1950-51, India’s population was 361 mil­lion. According to 2001 census it was 1,027 mil­lion.

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Our population has been growing at the rate of 2.2% per annum since independence (1950-51 to 1999-00).

Growth of Population

India’s population stood at 1027,015,247 on March 1, 2001. The decennial census of 2001 in­dicates an addition of 181 mn. people between 1991 and 2001 but the rate of growth in this dec­ade shows the sharpest decline (21.34%) since in­dependence.

The exponential rate of growth of popula­tion (annual) in the decades 1991-2001 was 1.9% as against 2.1% the previous decade. But it was still higher than the assumptions regarding from 1.6 to 1.8% made by the planning commission.

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The rate of population growth depends on the difference between the birth rate and the death rate. Thus, the population growth experienced in India can largely be explained by variations in birth and death rates.

The death rate continued to fall over the en­tire plan period. But the birth rate continues to remain high by current standards. As a result there has been a net addition to the size of the popula­tion.

A study of India’s demographic trends dur­ing the last five decades reveals that the death rate has fallen much faster than the birth rate. The death rate has already fallen to a very low level (viz., 9.6 per thousand). There is no scope for reducing it further. But the birth rate continues to be high by current standards. Therefore, in future India’s population will be a function of birth rate alone.

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