The distribution of India's population is influenced by several factors:
Geographical Factors:
Fertile plains (e.g., Indo-Gangetic plains) have high population density.
Mountains (e.g., Himalayas) have low population due to harsh climate.
Coastal regions attract high population due to trade and economic activities.
Economic Factors:
Industrialized areas (e.g., Mumbai, Delhi) have higher population due to job opportunities.
Agricultural regions depend on fertile land and irrigation.
Social and Political Factors:
Areas with better education, healthcare, and infrastructure attract more people.
Government policies, such as urban planning and special economic zones, influence population distribution.
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