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Option 1 : Uttar Pradesh-Kerala-Chandigarh-Delhi
The correct answer is Uttar Pradesh-Kerala-Chandigarh-Delhi.
The density of population is expressed as a man-land ratio that means the number of persons per unit area.
- As per the 2011 census density of India is 383 persons/sq km.
- India is among the top five most densely populated countries.
- One of the serious problems of our country is having heavy population pressure on land.
- The density of the population is continuously increasing.
- In 1921 it was only 81 persons/sq km, in 2001 it was 324 persons/sq km and 382 persons by 2011.
- We have some major densely populated states:
- Delhi: 9340
- Chandigarh: 9252
- Bihar: 1102
- West Bengal: 1029
- Kerala: 859
- Uttar Pradesh: 828
- Urbanisation, industrialisation, immigration factors and social and cultural development also alter the density patterns.
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