Class 9 Geography Chapter 6 Population

NCERT Solutions for Class 9 Geography Chapter 6 Population

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Brief introduction of Chapter 6 Population

The population can be defined as the total number of people living in a particular place. This number is dynamic and keeps on changing with the change in demographics and different factors. Mapping a huge population is a difficult task. This is done with the help of a population census. The first census in India was conducted in 1872. However, this was a partial one. The first complete census took place in 1881. The population of a country is judged based on certain characteristics or parameters which include the population size and distribution, processes of population change and characteristics of the population. Population density is another important aspect. It defines the number of people living per unit area. Bihar has the most population density in India. The growth of the population is calculated based on Absolute number and percentage change. Birth Rate, Death Rate and Migration also impact the composition of the population. The quality of the population of any country depends on the quality of its working population

 And the quality of the human resource. This included the components like literacy, health and quality of life. The working population of India covers the age group 15-59 years. The National Population Policy formulated in 2000 aims at controlling the population and improving the overall quality of the population. 

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