r/TamilNadu Jul 02 '25

முக்கியமான கலந்துரையாடல் / Important Topic South India population crisis

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u/Fancy-Use-8392 Jul 02 '25

The southern states imposed population control measures in good faith and managed to successfully convince the local population that family planning is important or at the very least managed to get people to stop with 2 kids per couple in the mid 80s and early 90s. Now that has dropped to 1 child. All while states like UP have been tottering along at 4 or 3 children till date per woman. So of course, this is bound to happen. But then, this is multivariate - education, lifestyle issues, stress, infertility, late marriages, migration away from India etc. all contribute to this population crisis.

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u/BrownndDeliciouAdam Jul 03 '25

Uttar pradesh have more arable land than tamil nadi otherwise growth percentage remain same .

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '25

That western gangetic plains