Name - NIKUNJ HIRAMAN
MAHALUNGE
Roll no - 393
Div - C
Course - FYB.com
Subject - Population
INTRODUCTION
A population is defined as a group of individuals of
the same species living and interbreeding within a
given area. Members of a population often rely on
the same resources, are subject to similar
environmental constraints, and depend on the
availability of other members to persist over time.
Advantages of Population
A growing population can generate economic
growth. - The birth of more people means there
will be a greater number of parents investing in
their youth. -Increased purchases in products
such as food, clothing, education-related
expenses, sporting goods and toys feed the
economy.
Disadvantages of Population
 As the population increases there will be more
chances for the exploitation of natural resources.
 Low Per Capita Income.
 Low Quality of Life.
 Environmental Degradation and Others.
 The number of unproductive consumers is
increasing.
 Unemployment.
Graphically Representation
Population
Observation
The population of India increased by three times
during the period of 1951-2001. The rural
population of India has increased around two and
half times from 298.7 million to 741.7 million during
1951-2001, whereas the urban population has
grown 4.6 fold from 62.4 million in 1951 to 285.3
million in 2001
CONCLUSION
There has been an Increase of 181.96 Million Persons in
Absolute Number of Population in india during 2001 11. Growth Rate of Females (18.3%) is higher than
Males (17.1%). Population of India grew by 17.7%
during 2001 - 11, against 21.5% in the Previous decade .
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