2011 Census: Identifying India's Most Populated State
The question asks to identify the most thickly populated State in India based on the 2011 census findings, specifically excluding Union Territories.
Population Density Findings (2011 Census)
According to the official data from the 2011 census:
- Bihar recorded the highest population density among all Indian States.
- The population density of Bihar was measured at approximately 1106 persons per square kilometer ($\text{persons/km}^2$).
- This density significantly exceeds that of other states like Uttar Pradesh (829 persons/km$^2$), West Bengal (1028 persons/km$^2$), and Kerala (960 persons/km$^2$).
- Union Territories, such as Delhi, have higher densities, but the question explicitly asks for a State.
Therefore, based on the 2011 census data and excluding Union Territories, Bihar is the most thickly populated State in India.
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List-I
(Railway zone)
List-II
(Headquarters)
A.
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1.
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2.
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3.
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1. India has one of the longest navigable inland water networks in the world.
2. Inland waterways presently help in transporting about 25 percent of the total cargo movement.
3. About 111 inland waterways have been declared as National Waterways under the National Waterways Act, 2016.
Select the correct answer using the code given below.
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