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Class 9GeographyPopulationPopulation Size and DistributionEasyLevel 81

In India, population information is mainly obtained from what?

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Correct answer: Census

Census provides data related to population. Exam tip: treat census as the main source of population data.

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Census

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Census provides data related to population. Exam tip: treat census as the main source of population data.

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This is a Class 9 Geography question. Chapter: Population. Topic: Population Size and Distribution.

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  1. 1What is the simple meaning of population?
  2. 2What does population size indicate?
  3. 3Population distribution is related to what?
  4. 4After how many years is the Census conducted?
  5. 5According to the 2011 Census, India's population was approximately how much?
  6. 6Which is the most populous state of India?
  7. 7Which is the least populous state of India?
  8. 8What is the meaning of population density?
  9. 9Which is the correct idea for calculating population density?
  10. 10In which area can population generally be more dense?
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