India's population up 180 million in last ten years, to 1.21bn

[OwlHoot]

India is (or was) less densly populated than England though, and our population is likely growing faster than theirs.

India (2011 census)
363 people per km^2

England (old census figures, so is likely greatly increased
395 per km^2

I suspect our 2011 census figures won't tell the true scale of our population now anyway. For a start all those ICTers won't be included.

That's an interesting point, although I wonder how evenly spread their population is geographically.

I wonder what a population density map of India would look like.

(That's a hint, in the hope someone can be arsed more than me to search one out.)

[TimberWolf]

India is (or was) less densly populated than England though, and our population is likely growing faster than theirs.

India (2011 census)
363 people per km^2

England (old census figures, so is likely greatly increased
395 per km^2

I suspect our 2011 census figures won't tell the true scale of our population now anyway. For a start all those ICTers won't be included.

[Paddy]

The UK will have to give them more aide and visas then

[OwlHoot]

India census: population goes up to 1.21bn

They are so heading for the buffers if they keep that up and/or Maoist insurgents gain the upper hand ...

Shame it will probably affect us too.