Prior to 1921, India's population growth was stagnant or showed minor fluctuations, often due to high mortality rates from famines, epidemics, and poor health conditions. After 1921, the population started growing consistently and rapidly, marking a significant turning point.
Which Census year is called 'Demographic Divide' in the population study of India?
Asked in BPSC Prelims Exam 63rd · Topic: India: Population (Theories of Population Growth and India's Demographic Transition)
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- Which year is known as 'Demographic Divide' in India ?
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