1. A Social-Demographic Profile of India By: Ashley Miller

2. Population Growth In India Estimated Population in 2003: 1 049 700 118

3. Population Growth In India India adds the population of Australia each year India may have the largest population in the world by 2045

4. Population Density in India Highest population density of any other comparable size nation 16% of the worlds population living on 2.4% of the globe’s land area

5. India’s Mortality and Life Expectancy 1911-1920 48 Births / 1 000 48 Deaths / 1 000 1950 25 Deaths /1 000 2003 8.49 Deaths / 1 000 Life Expectancy: Men: 62.92 Women: 64.37

6. Infant Mortality Across India - 2003

7. India’s Declining Fertility Rates Crude Birth Rate: 1911: 48 births / 1 000 1951: 40.8 births / 1 000 2003: 23.28 births/ 1 000 Fertility Rate: 1951: 6.0 2003: 2.91

8. Morbidity Leading cause of Morbidity - non-specific fever In 1993 People per Doctor = 2 459 In 2000 there were approximately 3.97 million people living with aids in India

9. Urbanization In India 26% of India’s population lives in Urban areas The majority of districts with urban populations ranged from about 15 to 40 % on average Bombay = 12.6 million people Calcutta = 10.9 million people.

11. India’s Economy 35% of India’s population is living in poverty Percentage of the population employed in: 67% Agriculture 18% Services 15% Industry 7.5% Industrial Production increase in 2000

12. India’s Economy India exports = $43.1 billion India Imports = $60.8 billion 3 main import/export partners: United States United Kingdom Germany

13. India’s Economy 13 phones 31 daily newspapers 61 television sets Per 1 000 people

14. The Sex Ratio In India 1991 Sex Ratio = 927 females/ 1 000 males Rural Areas Sex Ratio = 939 females/1 000 males Urban Areas Sex Ratio = 894 females/ 1 000 males

16. India’s Population Composition By Age Population Younger than 15 years = 34.33% Population Between 15 and 59 years = 58.7% Population older than 60 years= 6.97%

21. India’s Population Policy 1951 - National Population Program Established The One Child Population Policy 5 year plans have been developed

22. Recent governments have focused on: maternal and child health programs voluntary family planning providing education focused information on contraceptive methods India’s Population Policy

23. India’s Environmental Issues Hunger is due to a lack of distribution and interests of the elite. As much as one-fourth of the grains managed are wasted due to: disease transportation loss spoilage. Energy consumption increased by 208 percent from 1980 to 2001

24. India’s Environmental Issues India has 4 of the world’s most polluted cities 2 of the most sever environmental problems come from: vehicular emissions untreated industrial smoke

25. The Future of India’s Population Thank-You