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UN Report population of india: India poulation 2025

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UN Report: India poulation ndia poulation 2025 has crossed 1.46 billion. The UN has stated that India’s current population is 1.46 billion and it has maintained the first place in the world’s population and continues to hold the first place.

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Accordingly, it has been stated that India’s population will increase to 1.7 billion in the next 40 years. Similarly, the number of people under the age of 14 is 24 percent, the number of people between the ages of 10 and 19 is 18 percent, and the number of people between the ages of 10 and 24 is 26 percent. It is estimated that 68% of the country’s population is between the ages of 15 and 64, the working age group is between 65 and 7 percent.

It is estimated that about 37% of the population lives in urban areas.

The average age of this population is 28.8.

The total population growth rate is 1.9, and the expected rate is 2.1.

According to the current calculation, the population is expected to reach 1.9 billion by 2065, which is the dot of the square.

People’s expectations, such as delayed marriage and education, may be the reason for the population decline.

Also, due to the penetration of Western cultures, people have reduced the amount of children they have. Previously, there were three to four children in a household, but now it is decreasing to two or one.

People want to follow the Japanese culture of DINC, which means double income no children.

In simple terms, both husband and wife go to work and enjoy their accumulated wealth.

Japanese culture has reached a very, very bad situation where even if they get married, they do not have children, because the cost of education and raising children is high, and Japanese people do not want to have children.

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In addition, the Japanese government is encouraging people to have children by paying monthly child support.

Some allegations have been made that the low birth rate in India is due to delayed marriage, decreased uterine strength due to old age, poor quality food and IT companies that women who marry are being told to postpone having children. Due to this, the TFR rate is experiencing a sharp decline in the southern states compared to the northern states.

It is also said that in some companies, maternity leaves are not given properly, but instead, it is said that the HR department is told that women can take voluntary leave from work and rejoin the child after 3 years. Also, women also want to postpone having children because their seniority is lost when they rejoin the work after giving birth.

When asked about this, IT Human Resources (HR) officials say that more women are working in the IT sector, and thus the number of employees taking maternity leave increases, but the management does not accept the decrease in performance.

Also, many company managements do not tell men that they also have a year’s leave to raise children, and even if Adani asks, they are told that they do not have a living.

When asked about increasing the population

The founder should provide maternity leave regularly and ensure that their seniority is not affected even if they take leave,
Like the Andhra Pradesh government, it is providing benefits to couples with many children. Children should be encouraged and provided with subsidies.

On the other hand, many private hospitals such as maternity hospitals are charging a lot of money, all of which should be controlled.

Similarly, in Tamil Nadu government hospitals, the doctors who are proud of their patients only promote surgical abortions and encourage sterilization surgeries after 2 children, so that they get special money. Within this, the doctors promote sterilization surgeries and cesarean births.