india populations

India had abundant forest cover in ancient times. But increase in population, lack of foresight and indiscriminate felling of trees has greatly reduced the forest cover. Remote sensing surveys have shown that at present the forest cover is only 14..

1) Project Tiger 50 years ago, there were over 40,000 tigers in India. But poaching and destruction of habitat had reduced the number to just 1827 by 1972, making them an endangered species. To protect the tigers from extinction, the Government of India started "Project Tiger" ..

India is the best country to study the consequences of over population. Geometric growth in population has pushed our country into population explosion leading to number of serious consequences. Some of them are: Decreased availability of food and clothing. D..

Summary - Asia has 60% of global population and continues to dominate the global population in next 50 years. Some countries in Europe have negative or zero growth of population. In India, U.P is a populous state but density of population ..

The graph shows the percentage of population under 15 years. Identify the country with the least population. => Australia or India or Canada or South Africa..

India possesses the largest cattle population in the world. But the average milk yield of a cow in India is much less than in many other countries. About 70% of the cattle are dry and the others give an average of just 1-2 litres of milk per day. The following are som..

Given the large live-stock population in India, we can use this fuel as a steady source. These fuels are obtained from plant and animal produces, so it is called bio-mas..

Accumulation of wastes due to its improper disposal is a major problem in our country. The recent Surat plague epidemic is an indication. Population in India has been growing at the rate of 1.7%. With this increase, there has also been an increase in the amount of wastes b..

Fuel wood, agricultural waste and cow dung (gobar), form the major sources of energy for rural India and most of the urban Indian population consumes energy from coal, petroleum, natural gas (CNG), hydel power (hydroelectricity), sun, wind and nuclear power. At present, ..

Energy - Fuel wood, agricultural waste and cow dung (gobar), form the major sources of energy for rural India and most of the urban Indian population consumes energy from coal, petroleum, natural gas (CNG), hydel power (hydroelectricity), sun, wind and nuclear power. At present,..