Question

What is the rank of India among the population of different countries of the world?
A.First
B.Second
C.Third
D.Fourth

Answer 1

The "population growth rate" is just the rate by which in a given time frame the number of persons in a population grows, calculated as a fraction of the original population. Specifically, demographic growth rate relates to the population transition over unit duration, often calculated at the beginning of that period as a measure of the number of people in the population.

Complete answer:
First we should know about the population to answer this question. When part of the sovereign states involved, the territories comprising the fundamental parts of sovereign states, including the countries of the United Kingdom, are counted. Such organisations, like the European Union, that are not sovereign states and autonomous territories which do not have stable inhabitants are not included, including the claims of separate countries to the Antarctic.
Now, let us find the solution from the options-
- China's population peaked at 1,394 billion since about November 2019, the highest of any nation in the world. Thus, option A is not the correct option.
-As per the 2015 census, India is the second most populous country in the world having 1,252,695,584. With 1,367,485,388 according to the 2015 census, China is the world's most populous nation.
-The United States, with an projected population of 330,052,960 since about August 2, 2020, is the third-most populated country in the world. For the twelve-month period ended in July 2012, the United States Census Bureau reports a population growth of 0.75%. Thus, option C is not the correct option.
-As per the 2010 national census, Indonesia’s population was 237.64 million, as well as the official inter-census survey in 2015 projected it to have exceeded 255.18 million. 58 percent live in that area of Java, the most populated island in the world. Thus, option D is not the correct option.

Hence the correct answer is OPTION(B)

Note: The United Kingdom is deemed to be a single country, while the component countries of a Kingdom of the Netherlands are individually deemed. Moreover, this list contains some restricted recognition states not included in ISO 3166-1.