RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat attended the Kathal Kula convention in Nagpur.
Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat called the decline in population a matter of concern. Bhagwat said that the population growth rate should not be below 2.1. For this give birth to 3 children instead of 2. This number is necessary for society to survive.
The country's population policy was formulated in 1998-2002. According to this, if the population growth rate of a society falls below 2.1, that society automatically perishes.
Bhagwat was addressing a meeting of the Kathale Kula Sanmelan in Nagpur on Sunday. He said- family is a part of society and every family is a unit.
He made statements on population many times before
October 2021: Muslim population increases due to difference in population rate During the Vijayadashami festival, the Sangh chief said that between 1951 and 2011, the proportion of followers of Indian-origin sects in the country's population has dropped from 88% to 83.8% due to a large difference in population growth. While the proportion of Muslim population has increased from 9.8% to 14.24%. Expressing concern over the imbalance, he said there should be a population policy.
July 2022 : Fertility rate falling below 2.1 can be dangerous Bhagwat reiterated a year later—a comprehensive population control policy was needed. Which applies equally to everyone. We have to keep an eye on population imbalance. When the policy applies equally to all, no one is exempt. A few years ago the fertility rate was 2.1. Contrary to the fears of the world, we performed better and brought it to 2. But going further down can be dangerous.
July 2022: Animals also work to eat and give birth to children Mohan Bhagwat attended the convocation of Sri Sathya Sai University, Karnataka in July 2022. Meanwhile, Bhagwat said – animals also work to increase the population and eat. This is necessary to stay the strongest in the jungle. Only the strong survive, this is the law of the jungle. Not so in humans. When the strongest among humans protect others, it is a sign of humanity.
On July 13, 2022, Mohan Bhagwat attended the convocation of Sathya Sai University in Mudenahalli, Karnataka.
India's population will peak in 2062, then decline According to a recent report released by the UN, India's population will peak in 2062. Then there will be 1.701 billion people in the country. Between January and July in the year 2062, the population will begin to decline. In 2062, the population will add about 2.22 lakh people. About 1.15 lakh people will die in the country in 2063. This figure will be 4.37 lakh in 2064 and 7.93 lakh in 2065.
The Chief Ministers of Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu also appealed to people to have more children Expressing concern over the UN report, the Chief Ministers of Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh also asked people to have more children. Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has warned about an aging population, saying his government is considering legislation to encourage large families and reverse anti-aging measures.
He said an increase in the elderly population could burden state economies, as is happening in Japan, China and many parts of Europe, where the elderly outnumber the young. Naidu also said that the fertility rate in southern states has fallen to 1.6, which is lower than the national average of 2.1.
At the same time, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin also asked the people of the state to have more children. Speaking at a wedding ceremony in Chennai, he said that people should focus on having 16 children instead of accumulating 16 types of wealth. …
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