1.2. Much of India’s population increase has occurred among the poorest socio-economic percentile
2. How does this impact India SEEP?
2.1. The birth and death rate have been able to balance each and maintain a population growth rate that is sustainable
3. How could we reduce overpopulation in India?
3.1. Initiate a bold population policy so that the economic growth of the country can keep pace with the demands of a growing population
4. Where is the country most overpopulated?
4.1. Mumbai and Delhi
4.2. The states Maharashtra and Delhi
4.3. Central and west India
5. What are we doing at the moment to reduce overpopulation?
5.1. The Government of India and its thoughtful citizens have been aware of the problems posed by the rapid growth of India's population during the past decade and a half
6. What is overpopulation?
6.1. Overpopulation occurs when the population in an area exceeds the amount of available resources. These resources could be food, water, money, shelter or land, and energy fuels. Overpopulation can also be when the population density transcends the average density in the country. Overpopulation is not when there is simply a high population, it is when the population outstrips the available resources
