What is the reason of uneven distribution of population in India?

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The reasons of uneven distribution of population in India are (i) Topography (ii) Climate (iii) Basic Facilities such as education, health, electricity etc. (iv) Employment opportunities
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Major factors: Physical Factor: (i) Relief, (ii) Climate, (iii) River systems, (iv) Geographical locations, (v) Soils, (vi) Minerals, (vii) Vegetation. Non-physical Economic Factors: (i) Agriculture, (ii) Industry, (iii) Transport & Communication. Minor-Factors: (i) Government policies, (it) Historical...
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Major factors: Physical Factor: (i) Relief, (ii) Climate, (iii) River systems, (iv) Geographical locations, (v) Soils, (vi) Minerals, (vii) Vegetation. Non-physical Economic Factors: (i) Agriculture, (ii) Industry, (iii) Transport & Communication. Minor-Factors: (i) Government policies, (it) Historical factors, (iii) Religion factors, (iv) Political factors. read less
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The reasons of uneven distribution of population in India are: (i) Topography (ii) Climate (iii) Basic Facilities such as education, health (iv) Employment opportunities . Major factors: Physical Factor: (i) Relief, (ii) Climate, (iii) River systems, (iv) Geographical locations, (v) Soils, (vi) Minerals,...
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The reasons of uneven distribution of population in India are: (i) Topography (ii) Climate (iii) Basic Facilities such as education, health (iv) Employment opportunities . Major factors: Physical Factor: (i) Relief, (ii) Climate, (iii) River systems, (iv) Geographical locations, (v) Soils, (vi) Minerals, (vii) Vegetation. Non-physical Economic Factors: (i) Agriculture, (ii) Industry, (iii) Transport & Communication. Minor-Factors: (i) Government policies, (it) Historical factors, (iii) Religion factors, (iv) Political factors. read less
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People will always prefer to stay near the source, for example in each and every state of India, the most densely populated region will be their capital. Capital has everything, hospital, schools, colleges, companies, Industries. So, people will migrate to a different place where they get everything...
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People will always prefer to stay near the source, for example in each and every state of India, the most densely populated region will be their capital. Capital has everything, hospital, schools, colleges, companies, Industries. So, people will migrate to a different place where they get everything near to them. read less
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India, has uneven distribution of population due to several factors like (a) Low birth and high death rates areas. (b) Topography Rugged terrain and unfavorable climatic conditions are primarily responsible for . sparse population in states like Rajasthan and the hill states. (c) Hilly, dissected...
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India, has uneven distribution of population due to several factors like (a) Low birth and high death rates areas. (b) Topography Rugged terrain and unfavorable climatic conditions are primarily responsible for . sparse population in states like Rajasthan and the hill states. (c) Hilly, dissected and rocky nature of the terrain, moderate to low rainfall, shallow and less fertile soil are responsible for lesser population. read less
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In ancient times, settlements were river based. ie. by the side of the river people settled. This changed, then in middeval times, samll pockets of area which developed due to some productive,economical, religious importance. However in modern days, thanks to the urbanization, the cities have witnessed...
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In ancient times, settlements were river based. ie. by the side of the river people settled. This changed, then in middeval times, samll pockets of area which developed due to some productive,economical, religious importance. However in modern days, thanks to the urbanization, the cities have witnessed overcrowding of people.This trend is continuing and the population spread has been affected drastically. read less
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there is uneven distribution of population in India. ... Relief: Relief is a dominant factor in determining the uneven distribution of population in India. ... The Non-physical factors or economic factors responsible for the uneven distribution of population in India
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Certain social, geographical, cultural and economic factors affect the distribution of population in the India. Climatic conditions, flatness of land, soil fertility, fresh water availability and mineral resources are the geographical determinants. Housing, educational and health facilities, proximity...
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Certain social, geographical, cultural and economic factors affect the distribution of population in the India. Climatic conditions, flatness of land, soil fertility, fresh water availability and mineral resources are the geographical determinants. Housing, educational and health facilities, proximity to places of religious and cultural importance, presence of viable employment opportunities are the socio-economic determinants. The uneven distribution of these factors translates into the uneven distribution of population. read less
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Gender discrimination towards girl child led to killing of girl child after birth or in th feotus itself
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Because of employment oppurtunities and resources being concentrated mostly at some parts
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