It has been observed in India, while the population has stabilised in southern states, this remains a pipe dream in the case of northern states. Analyse the reasons behind this trend.
Introduction
The decadal growth rate of India according to the census 2011 has been 17.64 with a north-south divide clearly evident in it
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Main Body
The decadal growth rate of India according to the census 2011 has been 17.64 with a north-south divide clearly evident in it
Reasons for the continuation of high growth rate in northern states:
1. Positive correlation with globalization & pop's: Urbanization & development - the economic development has aimed the pop's of southern states to stabilize as larger family is a disincentive in economic growth
2. Better health & nutrition kinetics: Low IMR and MMR has also reduced the population growth
3. Better position of women: The grant of reproductive rights to women and a high sex ratio indicates that the enjoyment of women's is positively linked with population control. Assumptions about infrastructure 2.0 occur
The population growth of northern states can be stabilized by ushering the developmental projects so that it can match the aspirations of its residents without depending on increase in earning hands.
Diagram
Map of India showing decadal growth rate with different regions marked: Decadal growth rate [17.64 %], [10-17.64%], [< 10 %]. Shows north-south divide distinctly.
- Provided accurate census data with specific percentage
- Visual representation with map showing regional differences
- Identified multiple interconnected factors
- Linked socio-economic development with demographic transition
- Addressed women's empowerment as key factor
Suyash Dwivedi
Population and Associated Issues
Regional Demographic Differences
North-South Population Divide
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