The 1.4 billion in place can do a lot of damage if not contained.
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I don't know or understand how this happened, and don't believe it.
Numerous Indian sources seem to be reporting '2.00', and India's Total Fertility Rate (TFR) does seem to be dropping quickly over time. Hence why I thought India's TFR was much higher, like 2.60. But, as it turns out, there has been a significant drop over the past decade.
Luckily, in this sense, Indians are quite feministic (female police are common, for instance), abortionistic, and, compared to their western neighbours, pro-LGBT. There is no way that these factors are not at least in small part responsible for that significant decline.
Luckily, in this sense, Indians are quite feministic (female police are common, for instance), abortionistic, and, compared to their western neighbours, pro-LGBT. There is no way that these factors are not at least in small part responsible for that significant decline.
Agricultural gains finally offset by reality. If the data is to be believed.
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even with fertility under 2.0, it takes much longer to drop down from 1.2 BILLION people than it takes to drop down from 100 mil or 300 mil