"India" Our neighboring regions and countries PPT courseware 3

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"India" Our neighboring regions and countries PPT courseware 3

teaching objectives:

1. Understand the characteristics of population growth in India and the relationship between excessive population growth and resources, environment, and economic development.

2. Know the land and sea location and terrain characteristics of India.

3. Analyze the climate characteristics of India.

Teaching focus:

1. The growth characteristics of India’s population and the relationship between excessive population growth and resources, environment and economic development.

2. India’s land and sea location and terrain characteristics.

india location

Where is India located in Asia?

Which ocean borders southern India?

Find out India's main land neighbors. Where are these countries located in India?

At what latitude is most of India located?

The world's second most populous country

As of 0:00 on March 1, 2001, India's total population was 1.027 billion, accounting for 16.7% of the world's total population, becoming the second country in the world with a population of more than 1 billion.

Impact of population growth

The reduction in per capita arable land due to population growth has threatened India's food security. In 1960, India's per capita cultivated land was 0.21 hectares. By 1999, the per capita cultivated land had dropped to 0.10 hectares, a reduction of more than half. It is estimated that by 2050, per capita cultivated land will be only 0.07 hectares. In the 45 years from 1951 to 1996, India's cereal production tripled, but as the increase in grain production was offset by the growth of a large population, per capita cereal growth was only 35%. Not long ago, experts from the International Food Policy Research Institute predicted that India's grain production will reach saturation by 2020, and the grain shortage will reach 36 million to 142 million tons.

developing industry

What are the major industrial sectors in India?

What is the relationship between industrial centers and the origin of raw materials?

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