Dear All,
Today is World Population Day. India has 17.3% of the world's population, while China is the only country with a higher population percentage at 19.2%. This year's theme is "universal access to reproductive health services." The estimated world population as of July 9, 2012, is 7,025,071,966. This day is celebrated to spread awareness and encourage efforts to reduce the population.
In China, only one child is allowed. If a couple desires another child, they must pay the government an amount equivalent to INR 20 Lakhs. Failure to pay this amount results in the child not receiving Chinese citizenship.
It is challenging for the Indian government to enforce such regulations. Therefore, it is the responsibility of citizens like us to raise awareness.
Thanks & Regards, Sudhir
From India, Vadodara
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1310Today is World Population Day. India has 17.3% of the world's population, while China is the only country with a higher population percentage at 19.2%. This year's theme is "universal access to reproductive health services." The estimated world population as of July 9, 2012, is 7,025,071,966. This day is celebrated to spread awareness and encourage efforts to reduce the population.
In China, only one child is allowed. If a couple desires another child, they must pay the government an amount equivalent to INR 20 Lakhs. Failure to pay this amount results in the child not receiving Chinese citizenship.
It is challenging for the Indian government to enforce such regulations. Therefore, it is the responsibility of citizens like us to raise awareness.
Thanks & Regards, Sudhir
From India, Vadodara
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Let the unmarried boys have a glance of marital laws of India. They will forget to marry and even to live in. India will be depopulated automatically.
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The population of the island city shrank by 5.75% from 2001 to 2011, recording the sharpest drop in South Mumbai since 1901, according to a detailed analysis of the latest Census data.
World Population Day: Mumbai's population growth slowest in almost a century - The Times of India
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World Population Day: Mumbai's population growth slowest in almost a century - The Times of India
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We have observed that the population of the city has been coming down. This census, the rate has come down by 1.88,” said Dipak Ghosh, director of census operations, West Bengal.
Kolkata's population drop leaves experts puzzled
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Kolkata's population drop leaves experts puzzled
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New Delhi: Adding just 30 lakh people in the last 10 years, Delhi experienced its slowest population growth in almost a century. The decadal growth rate of 21% was less than half the figure of 47% for the previous decade. Census officials attributed this to a combination of declining fertility and mass slum demolitions.
Provisional district-level data released by Varsha Joshi, director of census operations for NCT, on Monday said this is the lowest decadal growth rate since 1921.
[Delhi's population grows slowest in 100 years - Times Of India](http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2011-04-05/delhi/29384145_1_population-central-delhi-yamuna)
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Provisional district-level data released by Varsha Joshi, director of census operations for NCT, on Monday said this is the lowest decadal growth rate since 1921.
[Delhi's population grows slowest in 100 years - Times Of India](http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2011-04-05/delhi/29384145_1_population-central-delhi-yamuna)
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