India has second largest population in the world after china... It's distribution is however most uneven..
The distribution of population is controlled or indirectly by the physical factors ( terrain, topography, climate, soils, natural, vegetation, minerals etc.. ) and cultural milieu ( socio economic and cultural development) A brief description has been given in the following....
Growth of population...
Growth of population is the rate of increase in the number of people living in a particular area between two given points of time is expressed in percentage and described as the growth rate of population...
The decadal growth of population between 2001 and 2011 has growth given in A Table..... While the percentage decadal growth of population in the selected states between 2001-2011 has been plotted in table...
It may be seen in table...
That the highest decadal growth of population between 2001 and 2011 was recorded in Meghalaya (27.9%) followed by Arunachal pardesh (26.0%) Bihar (25.4) and jammu and Kashmir (23.6) the decadal growth rate in mizoram was 23.5 percent Rajasthan 21.3% M. p 21.3% and Uttar pardesh 20.2%
The lowest decadal growth of population was in nagaland (_0.6%) followed by Kerala 4.9 % ... The fast growth rate of population in the northern state of India is mainly because of the low level of literary, unemployment, low per capital income and poor standard of living....
Density of population....
The density of population shows the land man ratio.. It is calculated on the basis of total population divided by total area of the different states and union territories of India as per the census of 2011 has been shown in a table......
It may seen from table that among the largest state Bihar, has the highest density of (1106) per square km followed by west Bengal ( 1028 ) , Kerala (860) and uttar pradesh (829) Arunachal pardesh has the lowest density (17 per square km) followed by Mizoram 52 , sikkim 86 and jammu and Kashmir 124 person square km..
Among the Union territories of Delhi with a density of 11320 persons sq km has the highest density of population, while Andaman and Nicobar islands with a density of 46 persons per sq km has the lowest density
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