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Comparative Analysis: Population Pyramids of India and China

Explore changes in population pyramids over time in India (1971-2016) and compare them with China. Analyze trends in urbanization, consumption of food items, nutrients, and dietary fat intake in rural and urban populations in different regions of India.

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Comparative Analysis: Population Pyramids of India and China

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  1. Comparison of Population pyramids of India and China

  2. Changes in Population Pyramids over time in India (1971-2016)Source: Technical Group on Population ProjectionsRegistrar General of India, 1996

  3. Comparison of the population pyramids of Kerala and Uttar PradeshSource: Technical Group on Population ProjectionsRegistrar General of India, 1996

  4. Trends in Urbanisation in India(1901 to 1991) (Source: Census of India, 1991)

  5. Variations in levels of urbanisation in the different major States of India(Source: Census of India)

  6. Consumption of food items (g per consumption unit per day) and nutrients in rural populations 1970s and 1990s (NNMB surveys)

  7. Dietary fat intake by socio-economic groups (urban and rural) in India(Source: NNMB surveys, 1987)

  8. Comparisons of intakes of nutrients and foods between Rural and Urban populations in India(Source: District Nutrition Profiles Survey, 1998)

  9. Urban - Rural Differences in NCDs in India

  10. Distribution of Rural and Urban adults according to BMI grades(District Nutrition Profiles survey, 1998)

  11. Prevalence of stunting in children in India(Results of 3 different surveys)

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