Population Provocations

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Here are a few Population Provocations.

Can you pick out the googly?

If someone says that ‘Population can keep growing even when birth rates and fertility rates fall’ they are trying to pull a fast one.

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Actually that is the case, they are not pulling a fast one

They are pulling a fast one. It can't be like that!

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India’s population growth is the slowest it has been since Independence! Smell the coffee!!

1 point

Yes! Of Course

No! Not at All

Other:

Men can go on about population and its problems but do very little in the way of adopting contraception! They are gas bags.

1 point

Yes! Of Course! Men rarely use contraceptives. They have fears and myths around vasectomy and condoms.

No! they are not gas bags! Contraception is a woman's issue

Other:

People from our neighbouring countries are clamouring to come into India while patriotic Indians rarely move out of their home land!

1 point

Yes! Of Course! Immigrants are the big problem

No! Many more Indians leave India every year and give up their citizenship!

Other:

Minority communities have had a rapid decline in their birth rates. To say that they have more children than before may not actually be true!

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Yes! Of Course! Family sizes have come down among all commumities

No! Some minority communities now have more children.

Other:

India’s population looks to be growing not because young people have more children but because their parents had more children! The blame (if you can call it that) lies with the non-reproducing oldies!

1 point

Yes! Of Course! We now have more young people in the reproducing age group.

No! How can those who are not reproducing anymore be responsible for population growth today.

Other:

People in India are more prosperous than ever before, poverty is a thing of the past. Three cheers to our population programme!

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Yes! We are now the fifth biggest economy, population problems must have been successfully dealt with

Poverty is still a big problem in India. Its not directly related to population

Other:

It’s not children but the population of oldies that is growing the most rapidly in India! We need old age care not birth control to solve our population problems, if any.

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Yes! Of Course Old Age care is the way to go

No! Not at All we need more birth control

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