Over Population In India

CIA human beings Fact book reported India as second in lay for the most populated country as of July 2003 survey. The country possesses 170 one million million hectares of land and has the ability to produce high quantity of crop yields. In 1999, India was reported as second to the highest producer of both rice and wheat. However, the authorities cannot sustain the biological needs of their countrymen due to their increasing nation.In the same year, 53% of its population particularly children at the age of 5 years darkened was malnourished and 37% experienced lack of supply for fresh water. 5% of the population was reported below average in the poverty line. virtually 15 million people in Bombay consider sidewalks as their beds. The unstoppable increase in population made the problems worse because each sidereal day new babies were born and their needs are not being met. both(prenominal) arguments must be addressed because no matter how good the administration is, if the po pulation is too large, shortage of basic needs will contend the country. Lowering the population is one attempt to solve the problem.It is by examining the blood line rates to death rates. If the death rates exceed birth rates, the population is decreasing. Decrease in birthrates and increase in death rates is ways to lower the growth rates. Since the focus of their government is how to improve quality life, weighed down the birth rates is a more acceptable option. But this resultant role brought discrimination for women. They prefer to have male babies because they considered women as producers of life.Deprivation in foods, health services, education and abortion of female fetuses ranged. Former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi started pressure vasectomies. The government recently considered the use of injection and birth control methods, which afterwards on proved that have negative side effects. Financial and semipolitical supports must need to happen. Help people feel that they can be agents of change and not source of dilemmas.