Comparison of population density [male and female.pptx

Comparison of population density [male and female

1. Comparison of population density [male and female] of JK and TN By S. Tejasvi (8F)

2. Comparison of population density based on per capita income Jammu and Kashmir : The per capita income in JK is lower compared to many other states in India, reflecting economic challenges and a reliance on agriculture and public employment. Tamil Nadu : TN has a significantly higher per capita income, driven by diverse industries, IT, and a robust services sector. As of recent figures, TN's per capita income is among the highest in the country .

3. Comparison of population density based on sex ratio Jammu and Kashmir : The sex ratio in JK has fluctuated over the years but is generally lower than the national average, hovering around 900 females per 1,000 males. Factors influencing this include cultural preferences and socioeconomic conditions. Tamil Nadu : The sex ratio in TN is relatively more balanced, around 1,000 females per 1,000 males in urban areas and slightly lower in rural areas. This indicates better gender equality and awareness.

4. Comparison of population density based on literacy rate Jammu and Kashmir : The literacy rate in JK is around 67-70%, with significant disparities between urban and rural areas. Educational initiatives have improved literacy, but challenges remain, especially in remote regions Tamil Nadu : TN boasts a higher literacy rate, approximately 90%, reflecting effective educational policies and infrastructure. Literacy levels tend to be more uniform across urban and rural areas.