India has added around 190 million people in a Period of ten years (2001-2011) that is equivalent of the population of Brazil. The only country in the world that doesn't have any plan to check the growth of their population. Even the word ' population' will not be used by the media or leaders and not a single person from India even to refer the 'Vehicle population' or 'tiger population'. It is racing ahead and just in another decade India would Beat China to occupy the No.1 spot.
The question is why should the remaining 195 countries and peoples suffer for a nation's negligence. Why do the Nobel and noble laureates of Economics from India utter a single word about this menace? Why not the U.N come out with a plan to check the growth at least in the top ten most populated countries? Why do peoples from other nations don't complain about the 'Silent Demographic Civil War' waged by these countries? Why do the nations which compete for an inch of land and fight for protecting their borders remain silent when their nations are filled silently with peoples from other nations?
Exceptions are also there.
Singapore’s Immigration Act specifies that persons overstaying their visas or equivalent permits are liable for judicial caning if they overstay by more than 90 days. There are exceptions pertaining to age. Women are also not caned.
"Up to three million expat workers will be forced to leave Saudi Arabia over the next few years under a new plan to cap their number, it was reported on Friday.
The kingdom's Labour Ministry has put a 20 percent ceiling on the country’s guest workers in its latest bid to help find jobs for Saudi nationals.
“The maximum number of long-term expatriate workers in the Kingdom should not exceed 20 percent of the Saudi population,” a spokesman from the ministry was quoted as saying in Saudi daily Arab News.
Citing a report in the Al-Eqtisadiah business daily, it said the long-term plan would cut the number of expat workers which currently stands at 8.42m, 31 percent of the Saudi population of 18.7m."
S.No. Indicators 2001/ 2011
1 Number of administrative units
Districts 593/ 640
Sub-Districts 5,463 5,924
Statutory Towns 3,799 4,041
Census Towns 1,362 3,894
Villages 6,38,588 6,40,867
2 Population (2001/2011)
Persons 1,02,87,37,436 / 1,21,05,69,573
Male 53,22,23,090 62,31,21,843
Females 49,65,14,346 58,74,47,730
Rural 74,26,17,718 83,34,63,448
Urban 28,61,19,718 37,71,06,125
% of urban population 27.8 31.2
% of SC Population 16.2 16.6
% of ST Population 8.2 8.6
Slum Population
Total 5,23,71,589 6,54,94,604
Male 2,77,59,224 3,39,68,203
Females 2,46,12,365 3,15,26,401
Slum percentage 18.3 17.4
3 Child Population in the age-group 0-6
Persons 16,38,37,395/ 16,44,78,150
Male 8,50,08,267/ 8,57,32,470
Females 7,88,29,128/ 7,87,45,680
4 Population aged 7 years and above
Persons 1,04,60,91,423
Male 53,73,89,373
Females 50,87,02,050
3 Sex-ratio 933 943
Child Population(0-6) 927 919
Population in the age group 7+ 934 947
4 Density (per sq.km) 325 382
5 Decennial growth rate(%) 21.54/ 17.7
6 Average Annual Exponential Growth Rate (%) 1.97 /1.63
7 Literacy Rate
Persons 64.8 / 73.0
Male 75.3/ 80.9
Females 53.0 / 64.6
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