Population

Migration is the movement of people across different states and regions.

determinants of population change:

1. Birth Rate: More births increase population.

2. Death Rate: More deaths decrease population.

3. Immigration: People moving in raise population.

4. Emigration: People moving out lower population.

5. Fertility Rate: Average children per woman affects birth numbers.

6. Life Expectancy: Longer lives mean a larger population over time.

7. Infant Mortality Rate: Higher infant deaths slow population growth.

8. Government Policies: Rules on families and migration can boost or reduce population.

9. Social & Economic Factors: Education, income, and healthcare influence birth and death rates.

The polar regions, such as the Arctic and Antarctica, are the coldest places on the earth. with little or no vegetation to support the resident population.

As a result, most of the polar regions are cold deserts.

The current population density of India in 2022 is 427.90 people per square kilometer, 0.95% increase from 2021.

As of 2024, India's estimated population density is approximately 488 people per square kilometer. This figure is based on a total population of about 1.441 billion people