Summary
[India’s total fertility rate reached 2.0, lower than replacement level for the first time]According to the data of the Fifth National Family Survey Report (2019-2021) in India, India’s total fertility rate reached 2.0, which was lower than the replacement level of 2.1 in demographics. The report shows that the total fertility rate in remote areas of India is 2.1, and the total fertility rate in cities is 1.6. According to the analysis of the United Nations Population Division, India’s population growth rate peaked around 1980 and has been declining since then. By 2060, India’s population will experience negative growth. (CCTV News Client)
According to the data of the Fifth National Family Survey Report (2019-2021) in India, India’s total fertility rate is 2.0, which is lower than the replacement level of 2.1 in the demographics.
The report shows that the total fertility rate in remote areas of India is 2.1, and the total fertility rate in cities is 1.6. According to the analysis of the United Nations Population Division, India’s population growth rate peaked around 1980 and has been declining since then. By 2060, India’s population will experience negative growth.
According to the analysis of Indian experts, people’s population awareness has increased, the government’s incentives for family planning, urbanization has accelerated, more modern methods of contraception, and people’seducateIncreasing levels are all reasons for the decline in fertility.
The total fertility rate refers to the average number of children born to each woman during the childbearing age (15 to 49 years) in a certain country or region. A level of 2.1 is defined as the level of generational replacement, and a lower than 2.1 means that the overall population will decline.
(Source: CCTV News Client)
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