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Which is the correct example of internal migration?

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Correct answer: Moving from Uttar Pradesh to Delhi

Answer: D, moving from Uttar Pradesh to Delhi. Internal migration is movement from one place to another within the boundaries of the same country. A person moving from Uttar Pradesh to Delhi changes location but does not cross India's international boundary. Option A is wrong because India to Nepal crosses an international border. Option B is wrong because movement between countries is the definition of international migration. Option C is also wrong because crossing into another country is international migration, regardless of the means of travel. Option D is correct because both Uttar Pradesh and Delhi are within India. Internal migration may occur between villages, towns, cities or states. Memory cue: internal means inside the same country; international means across a country’s border.

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