Among the following, which was the least populated state in 2011?
Sikkim
The question asks us to identify the state among the given options that had the lowest population according to the 2011 Census of India. The Census is a crucial exercise conducted every 10 years to gather demographic and socio-economic data about the country's population.
Let's look at the population figures for each state provided in the options, based on the 2011 Census data:
To determine the least populated state among these, we need to compare their population numbers:
| State | Population (2011 Census) |
|---|---|
| Haryana | 25,351,462 |
| Tripura | 3,673,032 |
| Jharkhand | 32,988,134 |
| Sikkim | 610,577 |
Comparing the numbers, it is clear that Sikkim has the smallest population among the four states listed. Its population of 610,577 is significantly less than that of Tripura (over 3.6 million), Haryana (over 25 million), and Jharkhand (over 32 million).
Therefore, based on the 2011 Census data, Sikkim was the least populated state among the given options.
| State | Population (2011) | Comparison |
|---|---|---|
| Sikkim | 610,577 | Least among the options |
| Tripura | 3,673,032 | Higher than Sikkim |
| Haryana | 25,351,462 | Significantly higher than Sikkim and Tripura |
| Jharkhand | 32,988,134 | Highest among the options |
The Census of India is the most reliable source of information on the country's population. The 2011 Census was the 15th Census of India since 1872 and the 7th since Independence.
Arrange the following as per the stages of demographic transition model : (A) Population growth is slow due to high birth and high death rate. (B) Fertility remains high, but mortality declines at a faster pace. (C) Fertility declines at a faster pace, but mortality declines gradually. (D) Population growth is slow due to low birth and low death rate.
Match List-I with List-II :
| List-I (Type of Town) | List-II (Example) |
|---|---|
| (A) Industrial | (IV) Modinagar |
| (B) Commercial | (II) Katni |
| (C) Transport | (III) Satna |
| (D) Garrison | (I) Mhow |
Choose the correct answer from the options given below :
Which of the following country’s population does not have a triangular shaped age-sex pyramid?
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Direction (Q41. to Q45) Read the given passage carefully and answer following five questions.
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