Why most Indian live above this line? भारत की ज्यादातर आबादी ऊपर की तरफ क्यों रहती है?
We talk in many previous videos that there is such an invisible line in many countries, on one side of which there is more population of that country, and on the other side there is negligible population. It also includes China, the world's largest populous country, on one side of which 94% of its population lives. Apart from China, we also talked about Australia, Canada and America. Where there is such an invisible line. After China, the world's second largest population lives in our India. The population of India is around 130 crores and in the coming two-three years, we will surpass the population of China and become the most populous country in the world. But unlike China, India does not have a distinct type of population density. Because the population of India is spread parallel in all the states of India. Some states have more population while some states have less population. But India's population does not stay in one place like China, Canada, Australia and America in any way. You will see most of India's population, which is more in the northern part of India. On the other hand, you will see very less population in the middle part of India. 50% of the population of India lives on one side of this line and 50% on the other side. Not only this, this line also tells that 65 crore people of India live in about 37 to 39% of the area of India, while the remaining 65 crore people live in about 63% of it. So in today's video, we will learn about this in detail that why half of India's population lives in small areas, while the other half lives in large areas. Means why there is more population in North India and less population in South India? And what is this imaginary line that divides the population and this imaginary line divides which states of India? Why 65 crore people live in only 37% part of India and why 65 crore people live in 63% part of India as well? Why is the area in the middle of India lying vacant? You will get to know all that and much more in this video, so stay with us till the end of the video.
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