What was the population density of India, as per the data of Census 2011?

[NTPC CBT 2]

What was India's annual exponential growth rate as per the 2011 Census?

[SSC CGL 2024]

The number of organisms in the population divided by a regular unit of area or volume is called _______.

[SSC MTS 2024]

According to the 2011 census of India, the urban population is what percent of the total population?

[SSC GD 2024]

As per Census 2011, what is the percentage of rural population in India ?

[SSC CPO 2024]

Which factor is NOT a parameter for declaring an area as an urban area?

[RRC GROUP D]

What was India’s population growth rate (in percentage) during 2001-2011?

[SSC CHSL 2024]

In migration the factors which cause people to leave their place of residence or origin are called ________.

[SSC MTS 2022]

As per the theory of demographic transition, the post-transitional stage of demographic transition is characterised by ______.

[SSC CGL 2021]

What is the emigration of a significant proportion of a country’s highly skilled, highly educated professional population to other countries offering better economic and social opportunities called?

[SSC CGL 2021]

Which of the following statements is correct ?
I. Death rate in India is 7.2 per 1000 in 2011.
II. Life expectancy at birth is 72.6 years in 2012.

[SSC CHSL 2022]

Infant mortality is the death of an infant before his or her __________ birthday.

[NTPC CBT 2]

With the second-largest population in the world, India is home to over 1.3 billion people. At an average of two children born per woman in 2018, the country’s birth rate stood at 18.6 for every thousand inhabitants. The average life expectancy has seen a consistent increase since the 1920s and was around 69 years in 2019. However, this was still lower than the global average of around 72 years. That same year, the country’s death rate was recorded at about 7.3 deaths for every thousand inhabitants. Infant mortality has also been on a steady decline over the years due to increased attention to providing special newborn care units, routine immunization and access to basic mother and child care facilities. Moreover, female infanticide and gender-selective abortions have seen a relative decline in the country ever since government regulations made such procedures illegal.
Despite these positive indicators, India had the highest number of undernourished people in the Asia pacific region. And even though undernourishment was largely seen among low income families, it was surprisingly also observed among Indians who were from higher socio-economic classes. Growing fast food consumption, unhealthy diet trends and an inactive lifestyle were some of the main contributing factors for this. A large-scale survey from 2019 found that 70 percent of Indian women and 59 percent Indian men were unhealthy based on their diet and lifestyle. Heart disease has been one of the leading causes of death in India for over two decades, along with an increasing propensity for cancer and diabetes.
India has made significant progress in reducing the number of vector-borne disease fatalities, but it remains a problem in many regions of the country. In 2020, the country recorded the highest number of malaria cases throughout the Asia Pacific region. Other life-threatening diseases that were prevalent in the country were dengue, typhoid, tuberculosis, and HIV-AIDS.
Based on the passage above choose the correct option for the following questions.

Which of the following is true according to the above passage?

With the second-largest population in the world, India is home to over 1.3 billion people. At an average of two children born per woman in 2018, the country’s birth rate stood at 18.6 for every thousand inhabitants. The average life expectancy has seen a consistent increase since the 1920s and was around 69 years in 2019. However, this was still lower than the global average of around 72 years. That same year, the country’s death rate was recorded at about 7.3 deaths for every thousand inhabitants. Infant mortality has also been on a steady decline over the years due to increased attention to providing special newborn care units, routine immunization and access to basic mother and child care facilities. Moreover, female infanticide and gender-selective abortions have seen a relative decline in the country ever since government regulations made such procedures illegal.
Despite these positive indicators, India had the highest number of undernourished people in the Asia pacific region. And even though undernourishment was largely seen among low income families, it was surprisingly also observed among Indians who were from higher socio-economic classes. Growing fast food consumption, unhealthy diet trends and an inactive lifestyle were some of the main contributing factors for this. A large-scale survey from 2019 found that 70 percent of Indian women and 59 percent Indian men were unhealthy based on their diet and lifestyle. Heart disease has been one of the leading causes of death in India for over two decades, along with an increasing propensity for cancer and diabetes.
India has made significant progress in reducing the number of vector-borne disease fatalities, but it remains a problem in many regions of the country. In 2020, the country recorded the highest number of malaria cases throughout the Asia Pacific region. Other life-threatening diseases that were prevalent in the country were dengue, typhoid, tuberculosis, and HIV-AIDS.
Based on the passage above choose the correct option for the following questions.

Which of the following is true about the average life expectancy of India?

With the second-largest population in the world, India is home to over 1.3 billion people. At an average of two children born per woman in 2018, the country’s birth rate stood at 18.6 for every thousand inhabitants. The average life expectancy has seen a consistent increase since the 1920s and was around 69 years in 2019. However, this was still lower than the global average of around 72 years. That same year, the country’s death rate was recorded at about 7.3 deaths for every thousand inhabitants. Infant mortality has also been on a steady decline over the years due to increased attention to providing special newborn care units, routine immunization and access to basic mother and child care facilities. Moreover, female infanticide and gender-selective abortions have seen a relative decline in the country ever since government regulations made such procedures illegal.
Despite these positive indicators, India had the highest number of undernourished people in the Asia pacific region. And even though undernourishment was largely seen among low income families, it was surprisingly also observed among Indians who were from higher socio-economic classes. Growing fast food consumption, unhealthy diet trends and an inactive lifestyle were some of the main contributing factors for this. A large-scale survey from 2019 found that 70 percent of Indian women and 59 percent Indian men were unhealthy based on their diet and lifestyle. Heart disease has been one of the leading causes of death in India for over two decades, along with an increasing propensity for cancer and diabetes.
India has made significant progress in reducing the number of vector-borne disease fatalities, but it remains a problem in many regions of the country. In 2020, the country recorded the highest number of malaria cases throughout the Asia Pacific region. Other life-threatening diseases that were prevalent in the country were dengue, typhoid, tuberculosis, and HIV-AIDS.
Based on the passage above choose the correct option for the following questions.

Which of the following diseases has not been prevalent in the country since a few years?

With the second-largest population in the world, India is home to over 1.3 billion people. At an average of two children born per woman in 2018, the country’s birth rate stood at 18.6 for every thousand inhabitants. The average life expectancy has seen a consistent increase since the 1920s and was around 69 years in 2019. However, this was still lower than the global average of around 72 years. That same year, the country’s death rate was recorded at about 7.3 deaths for every thousand inhabitants. Infant mortality has also been on a steady decline over the years due to increased attention to providing special newborn care units, routine immunization and access to basic mother and child care facilities. Moreover, female infanticide and gender-selective abortions have seen a relative decline in the country ever since government regulations made such procedures illegal.
Despite these positive indicators, India had the highest number of undernourished people in the Asia pacific region. And even though undernourishment was largely seen among low income families, it was surprisingly also observed among Indians who were from higher socio-economic classes. Growing fast food consumption, unhealthy diet trends and an inactive lifestyle were some of the main contributing factors for this. A large-scale survey from 2019 found that 70 percent of Indian women and 59 percent Indian men were unhealthy based on their diet and lifestyle. Heart disease has been one of the leading causes of death in India for over two decades, along with an increasing propensity for cancer and diabetes.
India has made significant progress in reducing the number of vector-borne disease fatalities, but it remains a problem in many regions of the country. In 2020, the country recorded the highest number of malaria cases throughout the Asia Pacific region. Other life-threatening diseases that were prevalent in the country were dengue, typhoid, tuberculosis, and HIV-AIDS.
Based on the passage above choose the correct option for the following questions.

What is the main reason behind high undernourished people in India?

With the second-largest population in the world, India is home to over 1.3 billion people. At an average of two children born per woman in 2018, the country’s birth rate stood at 18.6 for every thousand inhabitants. The average life expectancy has seen a consistent increase since the 1920s and was around 69 years in 2019. However, this was still lower than the global average of around 72 years. That same year, the country’s death rate was recorded at about 7.3 deaths for every thousand inhabitants. Infant mortality has also been on a steady decline over the years due to increased attention to providing special newborn care units, routine immunization and access to basic mother and child care facilities. Moreover, female infanticide and gender-selective abortions have seen a relative decline in the country ever since government regulations made such procedures illegal.
Despite these positive indicators, India had the highest number of undernourished people in the Asia pacific region. And even though undernourishment was largely seen among low income families, it was surprisingly also observed among Indians who were from higher socio-economic classes. Growing fast food consumption, unhealthy diet trends and an inactive lifestyle were some of the main contributing factors for this. A large-scale survey from 2019 found that 70 percent of Indian women and 59 percent Indian men were unhealthy based on their diet and lifestyle. Heart disease has been one of the leading causes of death in India for over two decades, along with an increasing propensity for cancer and diabetes.
India has made significant progress in reducing the number of vector-borne disease fatalities, but it remains a problem in many regions of the country. In 2020, the country recorded the highest number of malaria cases throughout the Asia Pacific region. Other life-threatening diseases that were prevalent in the country were dengue, typhoid, tuberculosis, and HIV-AIDS.
Based on the passage above choose the correct option for the following questions.

What is the leading cause of death in India?

According to the Census of India 2011, what was the density of the population of India?

According to Census of India 2001, what was the percentage of immigrant population from Afghanistan?

According to the 2011 Census, Scheduled Castes constituted _________ of India’s total population.

What was India's crude birth rate according to the 2011 Census?

As per 2011 census of India, the population of Parsis in India is ________.

As per the Census 2011, the percentage of minorities in India is about __________.

According to the 2011 census, which is the largest community in Rajasthan after Hindus and Muslims in terms of total population?

According to the 2011 census, what is the approximate rural population of Rajasthan?

As per the Census of India–2011, there are ______ statutory towns in the country.

According to the 2011 census, what is the percentage of Scheduled Tribes in the total population of Rajasthan?

What is the Crude Death Rate of India as per Census 2011?
 

What is the rural population of India according to the 2011 census?

According to the 2011 census, how many populations live in villages?

The growth rate of India's population has been declining since ______.

As per Census 2011, what was the percentage of scheduled tribes of the total population in India?

According to Census of India 2001, what was the percentage of immigrant population from Afghanistan?

The level of urbanisation in India is measured in terms of ________ of urban population to total population.

'प्रतिवर्ष एक आस्ट्रेलिया यहाँ की जनसंख्या में जुड़ता चला जा रहा है।' इस कथन से क्या अभिप्राय है?

The __________ results from an increase in the proportion of workers relative to non-workers in the population.

According to the 2011 Census, Scheduled Castes constituted _________ of India’s total population.

According to Census of India 2011, the growth rate of Hindu population in the decade 2001-2011 was ___________.

What was the estimated national mortality rate of children under the age of five in the country as per the Census of India 2011?

As per the Census of India–2011, there are ______ statutory towns in the country.

Which religious community showed the highest growth rate between Census 2001 and Census 2011?

What is the crude birth rate of India as per Census 2011?

What is the crude birth rate of India as per Census 2011?

As per 2011 census of India, the population of Parsis in India is ________.

Which of the following best explains the purpose of using age-specific rates in demography?

Which of the following best describes the spatial distribution of population?

The Census of India 2011, showed an increase in population by about ______% as compared to 2001.

According to Census of India 2001, what was the percentage of immigrant population from Afghanistan?

According to the 2011 census, which of the following statements are true?

i) The total number of districts covered during the 2011 census was 650.

ii) According to the census 2011, India has 17.5% of the world's population.

iii) The rural population of India comprises 68.84%.

iv) Uttar Pradesh has the largest rural population.

Which of the following statements regarding demographic trends from Census 2011 is false?

1.  India accounted for approximately 17.5% of the world's total population as per Census data.
2. The total number of districts covered during Census 2011 was approximately 650.
3. The growth rate of urban populations exceeded that of rural populations during this decade.