How many people can India feed?

Question 1: What is the population limit of India and how many people can it support? At present, China has an average of160,000 births and 9 million to10,000 deaths each year, with an annual population growth of less than 7 million and a natural population growth rate of five thousandths. The natural growth rate of India's population is almost three times that of ours, and it can increase by100000 people a year. At the end of 20 14, the population of mainland China was1367.8 billion, and that of India was12.5 billion. In view of the lower and lower population growth rate in China in the next decade, even if the second child is fully opened for one year, the birth population will not increase by1100,000. However, as India's population base increases, ten years is a more likely number.

As China and India are not immigrant countries, they are both big international population exporters, and the gap between our annual immigration numbers is not big, which is insignificant compared with the huge population base.

As for what some people might call illegal households, I believe the official data for the time being, and I personally believe the statistics of China. Our population statistics take into account the possible existence of so-called black households, and China's household registration and identity system should be the strictest in the world. If this is not credible, then there is no national population data to believe. And no matter how to go to primary school, infinitely close to 65,438+0,000% people will go to primary school. The number of primary school students in the country can be inquired every year. Push forward six or seven years, and the population will be born. There will be no big error in the statistics of our huge education system. On the contrary, India and Afghanistan are really messy. A considerable part of the population has nothing to do with the modern world. How many people can't even remember their birth date, and the administrative efficiency is low. I can't imagine how to calculate them. It is estimated that the population error is about plus or minus 50 million.

As for the consequences, I need not say more about the population problem in China. The whole society is discussing the issue of family planning, and we have begun to study the harm of aging. As for India, because it has not yet transformed its population advantage into market advantage and labor advantage, if you regard India as a middle-income country with a population of about 200 million, the population size is similar to that of Brazil, and the remaining/kloc-0.0 billion people really have not created or consumed much, you can understand some of its economic data. The same is true of an increase of 200 million yuan, unless there is a real liberator in India, breaking all traditional barriers and finding a good solution to complex religious and racial problems.

Question 2: The population of India * * * and China is 65.438+0.27 billion (65.438+0 in March 2006, 2006.5438+0), including 5.365438+0.27 million males and 495.73 million females. India is a multi-ethnic, multi-religious and multi-cultural country, and it is the "best preserved" "Museum of Ethnology, Religion and Language" in the world. India is a multi-ethnic country composed of Hindustan, Telugu, Bangladesh and Tamil, in which Hindustan accounts for 46.3% of the national population, Telugu accounts for 8.6%, Bangladesh accounts for 7.7% and Tamil accounts for 7.4%. About 83% of the residents believe in Hinduism, followed by * * * religion (12%), Christianity (2.3%), Sikhism (1.9%), Buddhism (0.8%) and Jainism (0.4%). The language in India is extremely complicated. There are more than 65,438+00 languages recognized by the Constitution and more than 65,438+0,600 registered languages. English and Hindi are the official languages of India.

Question 3: How many people can India support at most? What about China? Those who can't live will die, and the population will fall to the scope of support.

Question 4: Does India's 2.9 million square kilometers support 654.38+0.2 billion people? If so, why is India the second most populous country in the world, one of the BRICS countries and one of the fastest growing countries in the world? India's economy and industry are diversified, covering agriculture, handicrafts, textiles and even services. Although two-thirds of India's population still depends directly or indirectly on agriculture for a living, the service industry has developed rapidly and become more and more important in recent years. It has become the most important exporter of software and financial services in the world. The world's largest exporter of generic drugs and the world's largest remittance country. But at the same time, it is also a developing country with extremely unbalanced distribution of social wealth, and the problem of caste system is more acute.

Therefore, India does not rely entirely on agricultural land to feed 654.38+02 billion people. Going abroad with software is a big income item.

Question 5: Does India's 2.9 million square kilometers support 654.38+0.2 billion people? If so, why is it that most of Indian land is plain, while most of China land is desert, plateau and mountain, and only about 25% of the land is suitable for farming?

India is located in subtropical and tropical areas, and rice can be harvested three times a year, which is much more efficient than temperate land.

The most important point is that India has only 1 100 million people and 1 100 million "animals" (called "Dalits" in India), and these "Dalits" can only eat 1 meal a day.

Question 6: Does India's 2.9 million square kilometers support 654.38+02 billion people? If so, why? Look at a set of data: India has more poor people than Africa (about 420 million); The malnutrition rate of children under 5 years old exceeds 50%; About 3000 children die of malnutrition every day. From this point of view, it is absurd that India supports 65.438+0.2 billion people.

Question 7: Zhihu's comment on how to feed the population of1200 million. Where does India have a1200 million "population"? Obviously, there are only 200 million people, 10 billion livestock.

Those at the bottom are chronically hungry and full. They only eat one or two meals a day, rarely eat meat and vegetables, and mainly rely on curry instead of drinking. China's grain output is twice that of India, and China is importing grain, while India exports a lot of grain, which shows that India's per capita grain consumption level is far lower than that of China.

Question 8: Does India's 2.9 million square kilometers support 654.38+02 billion people? If so, why look at a set of data:

India has more poor people than Africa (about 420 million); The malnutrition rate of children under 5 years old exceeds 50%; About 3000 children die of malnutrition every day.

From this point of view, it is absurd that India supports 65.438+0.2 billion people.

Question 9: How does India feed so many people? We have stored food that we can eat without a grain harvest for three years, which means that we can feed 3.9 billion people now. Although we scored only 3 points 1 in India, we can naturally support ourselves under the condition of storing food, and the food is not tight. This language comes from my teacher.

Question 10: The population of India is about 200 million? In 20 16, the population of India reached 13, and the situation is different every year. The growth rate is much faster than that of China, and 10 is a relatively reliable interval. It needs to be analyzed every year. As for how many years it will take to come true. According to some data analysis. From 20 16, I'm afraid there will be a population that will surpass China around 2025, which can only be roughly estimated.