population

A population refers to a distinct group of individuals, whether constituting a nation or a collective with shared characteristics. 

Population distribution refers to the spatial arrangement of people across the Earth’s surface. Remarkably, approximately 90% of the global

The way a population changes over time affects a nation’s development and the health of its people. This is especially important for developing countries

The change in the population size of a country is influenced by three main factors: births, deaths, and migration. Births add to the population, while deaths decrease it.

The characteristics of a given set of population can be understood on the basis of the following parameters:

People are fundamental to the existence of society, the economy, and culture. India’s current population is 1.3242 billion (as of 2016), making it the second-highest in the world.

The intricate relationship between population growth and poverty in India has been a subject of extensive debate and analysis.

Poverty and environmental degradation are the two major problems of India faces today have much to do with population size.

Population and urbanization are two intertwined facets that profoundly shape the socio-economic landscape of nations worldwide