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Reality vs. Propaganda: Did North India increase its population disproportionately, while Southern States controlled it? Contrary to the popular perception, as the data shows, it is the southern states that doubled and tripled their population for the first 70 years since 1871, when North Indian States’ population witnessed negligible...

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Фото профиля फ्रीमन रॉड्रिग्ज
फ्रीमन रॉड्रिग्ज1 год назад

stop misleading the nation by comparing the data with 1871. Compare the population growth with last 10 yr, 25 yr & 50 years. Don't compare it 1800 or 1600. Utter nonsense !!

Фото профиля Sajjan Kumar Singh
Sajjan Kumar Singh1 год назад

Demographic Transition across the world is compared Longue durée, not in short term. Here, 1871 is the starting point because it’s the first census year adjusted to current state boundaries. Understand basics before blabbering.

Фото профиля Rock Paper Sizzle
Rock Paper Sizzle1 год назад

🇺🇸 One Nation, under Trump, Stronger THAN EVER. Are you Trump Tough? 💪Tough T's Here:

Фото профиля Shankar Meena
Shankar Meena1 год назад

@Skmeena0898

Фото профиля Dhiraj Ahuja
Dhiraj Ahuja1 год назад

WTF We are Indians Why are you trying to create a divide between North Indians and South Indians on the basis of who makes more babies...as if Kannada vs Tamil, Kannada vs Hindi, Tamil vs Hindi, Marathi vs Hindi was not enough You are the real enemies of India

Фото профиля Sajjan Kumar Singh
Sajjan Kumar Singh1 год назад

It’s leaders like @mkstalin who are peddling toxic regional agenda of north vs south. The book in this tweet is just putting things in proper perspective with data driven research.

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