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First reported by bsky
India's declining birth rate signals a major demographic shift from overpopulation fears

India's declining fertility rate prompts shift from overpopulation warnings to concerns about baby bust

By

The Economist

27d ago· 1 min readenNews

Summary

India is shifting from a decades-long narrative of overpopulation warnings to acknowledging a declining fertility rate. The country, which once promoted aggressive family planning including forced sterilizations, is now updating school textbooks to warn about the risks of having too few children. This demographic shift mirrors trends seen globally, not just in wealthy nations.

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Two or three children, enough
They will warn not of the dangers of having too many babies, but of the risks of having too few
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It is not just rich places that are becoming less fertile

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