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India is home to 18% of the world's population, but it has only 4% of global water resources, making it one of the most water-stressed countries in the world.

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The Muslim population in India is estimated to be 19.7 crore by 2023, according to Smriti Irani, Union Minister of Minister of Minority Affairs in Lok Sabha. The Muslim community accounted for 14.2% of the total population in census 2011. According to PLFS data, the literacy rate among Muslims aged seven years and above was 77.7%, and the labor force participation rate stood at 35.1%.

"As per the report of the Technical Group on Population Projections, July 2020, National Commission on Population, country's projected population in 2023 stands at 138.82 crore. Accordingly, applying the same proportion of 14.2 per cent, as was there in Census 2011, projected population of Muslims in 2023 would stand at 19.75 crore," Irani said. 📰 Muslim Population in India: Projected Population of Muslims in 2023 To Stand at 19.75 Crore, Government Informs Lok Sab...

India‘s population bulge is also likely to strain sectors like education and healthcare, which suffer from massive under-investment currently. India‘s healthcare spending at 2.1 per cent of GDP is extremely low, even by developing country standards. With people aged 65 and above expected to double between 2023 and 2050, providing access to affordable and quality healthcare will be a significant challenge for India‘s policy wonks. Similarly, India spends $52 billion in educating almost 350 ...

According to a government survey, during 2020-2021, 95 percent of people in rural areas and 97.2 percent of people in cities had access to improved | BLiTZ

At 23.7%, the single largest driver of migration or persons moving from ‘usual place of residence’ to others areas in Nagaland is due to studies, while the instance of women changing their place of domicile is significantly higher than their male counterp

According to a government survey, 95 per cent of people in rural areas and 97.2 per cent in cities are having access to improved sources of drinking (potable) water during 2020-21. According to the report based on the Multiple Indicator Survey (MIS) of the National Sample Survey (NSS) 78th round, about 56.3 per cent of…

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. A government survey has revealed that 95 per cent of people in rural areas and 97.2 per cent in cities are having access to improved sources of drinking (potable) water during 2020-2021. India News | Over 95 Pc People Have Access to Potable Water in Rural Areas, Says Govt Report.

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