Controlling India's Population Growth: Why it Matters
India's population has recently crossed China's, making it the world's most populous country. While this is can't be a significant achievement and it poses significant challenges for India. The high population growth rate will create a high demand for resources, putting a strain on the economy and environment, and leading to social inequality. The rising population will undoubtedly put a strain on India's already struggling economy. The high population growth rate will create an enormous demand for resources, including food, water, and energy. This demand will drive up prices, leading to inflation, and ultimately, it could affect the country's economic growth. Furthermore, the high population growth rate will lead to environmental degradation. With the increasing demand for resources, there will be an increase in deforestation, pollution, and carbon emissions, leading to climate change. This situation will cause further harm to the already-fragile ecosystems an