The Census of India 2001.
Provisional results from the Census of India, 2001
April 2001: The early signs from the recently concluded Census of India are encouraging in many respects. A summary of the findings so far, from provisional numbers from the count, will be maintained on this page. A direct link to the Census of India’s page itself is also provided. - Highlights from the findings so far
- Southern states maintain strong success in population control.
- Literacy jumps in every state
- Overall population growth slows
- Highest growth rates in border states in the north-east
- Maharashtra passes truncated Bihar, nears 100 million.
- Kerala is the only state with decadal growth under 10%
- U.P. more populous than all but a few nations!
- Haryana and Punjab average 870 women per 1000 men, Delhi is worse! Please send us additional points of interest that you observe in the census, and we will add those to the highlights on this page.India Together April 2001
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India Together (2001) ‘The Census of India 2001.’, India Together, 1 April 2001. https://indiatogether.org/stories/census2001/