Perhaps people have no idea what the world will look like in next 30 years.
The world population may look different than we expected.
The world's population will be about 9.8 billion people, which will be 2 billion more than the current population.
In terms of population growth, we can expect that India will probably overtake China as the most populous country in the world by 2050.
Whereas China is currently the most populous country in the world,
It is estimated that in the next 30 years, India's population will be 1.70 billion, and China's will be second with a population of 1.40 billion, because China has shown tremendous willpower for population control.
In India too, there is a rapid demand for making population control laws.
Thus, only two countries have about 27 percent of the world's population.
The United States is currently the third most populous country in the world, but the fourth most populous country is expected to have a declining population growth rate for the next thirty years.
But Nigeria will become the third-most populous country in the next 30 years. While by then, the population of Nigeria will be around 410 million in 30 years, America will have about 390 million people.
Trends are pointing toward the most populous countries' reaching their potential and slowing their population growth.
Meanwhile, less populated countries with developing industries and technologies will see a spurt in population growth.
We estimate that by 2050 the world will have about 30% more people as better healthcare allows for longer life and lower infant mortality rates.
The global population is increasing rapidly, so we will have to deal with limited resources.
In my view, one of the basic reasons for population growth is that mostly women of the world are ignorant and dependent on others.
If all women in the world were educated and made intelligent and self-sufficient, they would become aware of their healthy bodies and realise that having more children causes many defects in their bodies and in their appearance.
There is also an adverse effect. In many countries, women are being made literate and independent by giving them equal status.
Governments all over the world should make a national programme and spread the benefits of family planning and family welfare to maximise its wide publicity at the national level.
Family planning methods like Coper T, Nirodh, and Loop, and free distribution of contraceptive drugs should be implemented.
There should be a special confidential wing for running family welfare programmes in all hospitals in rural and urban areas, in which there should also be confidential consultants to give advice, etc., to women and men about the benefits of family planning.
There should not be a ban on the termination of pregnancy.
If there is no threat to the life safety of the mother, then the pregnancy should be terminated with her consent, whether the woman is married or unmarried.
All efforts should be made by the government to reduce the mortality rate of children so that families are confident that their children will survive.
If they are convinced of this, then they will not give birth to more children, and the population will be controlled automatically.
Governments should adopt female sterilisation and male sterilisation programmes as state programmes and must implement them strictly.
Governments of countries with high populations should make a law for the people to have only 1 or 2 children and take strict steps to implement this law.
This law should be applicable to all religions, communities, and castes.
There should also be a provision for any punishment or fine against the head of the family producing more than two children, or any higher Government tax should be imposed on him.
so that the habit of producing children more than this rate can be stopped.
Along with this, such families should be given some amount or special status as a reward, who keep their family limited to one or two children, so that this feeling can be awakened in other families being inspired them.
I believe that in population control, apart from our governments, it becomes the moral responsibility of the enlightened people, religious institutions, religious leaders, teachers of schools and colleges, and all ordinary men and women of the country to understand the benefits of family planning and their surroundings.
Make people aware of its benefits too.
Otherwise, one day this situation can be expected to mean that the limited resources given by nature will be exhausted and man will be eaten by man.
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