A Clinical Study of Agriculture Products and Growing Population In Solapur District

Introduction: The relationship between population growths on the other hand and growth of food production on the other, the table has furnished information for both, for the period 1911 to 2011. It will be more convenient, if step wise step we take into consideration, the growth rate pattern of population, first, then secondly, the growth pattern of food production. In the year 1911, the population of Solapur district was estimated 0.94 million which has increased to 4.3 million in the year 2011. Thereafter, the growth of population, rapidly increased due to industrialization which had attracted large number of immigrants to the region under study. During the next decade the period is commonly known for epidemic diseases which resulted in decline in population and became 0.90 million in the year 1921. Thereafter it continuously went on increasing and became 1.05 million in 1931. It is, the impact, of demographic transition period as the region under study passed through second stage of Demographic Transition. In the next decade of 1941, the population grown to 1.21 million. After the Independence of the country, the population the Solapur district rapidly went on increasing and became 1.49 million in the year 1951. During the next decades of 1961 the population became high as 1.84 million. In the year 1971 further, there was tremendous increase in population and became 2.23 million. For the year 1981, it was estimated to 2.58 million while for the year 1991 it was 3.23 million. For the next two decades of 2001 and 2011 it was of the order of 3.85 million and 4.31 million respectively.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-02-28
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A Clinical Study of Agriculture Products and Growing Population In Solapur District

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A Clinical Study of Agriculture Products and Growing Population In Solapur District

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Introduction: The relationship between population growths on the other hand and growth of food production on the other, the table has furnished information for both, for the period 1911 to 2011. It will be more convenient, if step wise step we take into consideration, the growth rate pattern of population, first, then secondly, the growth pattern of food production. In the year 1911, the population of Solapur district was estimated 0.94 million which has increased to 4.3 million in the year 2011. Thereafter, the growth of population, rapidly increased due to industrialization which had attracted large number of immigrants to the region under study. During the next decade the period is commonly known for epidemic diseases which resulted in decline in population and became 0.90 million in the year 1921. Thereafter it continuously went on increasing and became 1.05 million in 1931. It is, the impact, of demographic transition period as the region under study passed through second stage of Demographic Transition. In the next decade of 1941, the population grown to 1.21 million. After the Independence of the country, the population the Solapur district rapidly went on increasing and became 1.49 million in the year 1951. During the next decades of 1961 the population became high as 1.84 million. In the year 1971 further, there was tremendous increase in population and became 2.23 million. For the year 1981, it was estimated to 2.58 million while for the year 1991 it was 3.23 million. For the next two decades of 2001 and 2011 it was of the order of 3.85 million and 4.31 million respectively.

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