Uttar Pradesh has the highest population density in India, with over 1,000 people per square kilometer.

Arunachal Pradesh has the lowest population density in India, with less than 20 people per square kilometer.

All of the above factors influence the distribution of population in India. Climate, topography, and water resources all play a role in determining where people live.

Northern India has the highest population growth rate in India, due to factors such as high fertility rates and migration.

Southern India has the lowest population growth rate in India, due to factors such as low fertility rates and migration.

All of the above factors contribute to the migration of people from rural to urban areas in India.

Mumbai has the largest population in India, with over 20 million people.

Delhi has the second largest population in India, with over 16 million people.

Kolkata has the third largest population in India, with over 14 million people.

Chennai has the fourth largest population in India, with over 11 million people.

Hyderabad has the fifth largest population in India, with over 10 million people.

The average population density of India is 432 people per square kilometer.

The total population of India is 1.4 billion.

The projected population of India in 2050 is 1.6 billion.

All of the above challenges are facing India in terms of population distribution.