Demographic changes in India
Abstract
The article aims at presentation of demographic changes of Indian states and territories including population growth also demographic structures and vital statistics on the background of social conditions in the years 1971-1981.
Present demographic changes performing in India consisting mainly in fertility and mortality decline affect decrease in population growth rate. However, considering very young age struture, continued population growth is unavoidable. Spatial differentation of demographic processes in India is reflected in different social relations prevailing in the northern and southern part of the country.
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