Compared with China, although India's population base is not large, its population is growing rapidly.

As a typical developing country, India's development pattern is very uneven. There are significant differences between urban and rural areas where population changes.

Factors affecting India’s population: Economic development, which is the most important driving force for India’s population growth at this stage.

The progress of science and technology, especially the progress of medical technology, has contributed to the decline of India’s population mortality rate. Coupled with the government’s special policies in the fields of medical devices, drugs, etc., the people at the bottom of India can still live at a lower cost. Get better-effective equipment, medicines, etc. at a price.

In terms of religious beliefs, there are many religious beliefs in India, but the mainstream religions are mainly Islam, Hinduism, etc. The teachings of these religions are also a major driver of its population growth.

The increasingly close connections between countries also allow India to obtain more demographic dividends through population growth