I know they are relatively large countries that have been inhabited for a very long time, but so is Europe if taken as a whole. Yet Europe only has about half as many people as just one of these two countries. What historical factors lead to their massive populations?
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Lots of sex because our ancestors didn’t have anything else to do. Plus, more children = more earning members. Plus, a want for male children. So if a female child is born, they again have sex to get a male child. If no, then again. Also, it was a culture to have lots of children back in the days.
Now, the ruling party encourages Hindus to have more children to compete with Muslims.
So, yeah, that’s how we have a 1.3 billion population.
Source: I am from India
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