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The present demographic transition of India is indicative of:
AHigh population growth potential but low actual growth
BTypically increasing urbanization
CHigh population growth potential and high actual growth
DPartial industrialised economy
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Typically increasing urbanization
This Physical Geography item tests a core Indian Geography fact.
Correct answer: Typically increasing urbanization.
_Source: SSBCrack 1250+ Indian Geography MCQs (PYQ bank) (orig. IAS 2004)_
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