A per the census 2011, what is the annual growth rate of India's population?
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A
1.44 Percent
B
1.55 Percent
C
1.62 Percent
D
1.64 Percent
Correct Answer
1.64 Percent
Detailed Explanation
Annual Growth Rate: The annual growth rate is a measure that indicates how much a population increases or decreases over a one-year period, expressed as a percentage.
In the case of India's population, an annual growth rate of 1.64 percent means that, on average, the population increased by 1.64 percent each year between 2001 and 2011 when the census was conducted.
THEREFORE THE CORRECT OPTION IS [4].
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