In which of the following decades, there was a negative growth rate in Indian population? |
1911-1921 1941-1951 1961-1971 1921-1931 |
1911-1921 |
- During the period from 1911 to 1921, India experienced a decrease in its population, resulting in a negative growth rate. - The primary reason for this decline was the devastating impact of the influenza pandemic, also known as the "Spanish flu," which swept across the world during those years. - The Spanish flu pandemic had a significant toll on India, leading to a substantial reduction in population during that decade. |