Indias population growth during the 29th century can be classified into four distinct phases. Match List I (Period) with List II (Phase) and select the correct answer using the using the codes given below the lists

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Q: 47 (IAS/2002)
India’s population growth during the 29th century can be classified into four distinct phases. Match List I (Period) with List II (Phase) and select the correct answer using the using the codes given below the lists
(Period)(Phase)
A. 1901-211. Steady growth
B. 1921-512. Rapid high growth
C. 1951-813. Stagnant growth
D. 1981-20014. High growth with definite signs of slowdown

question_subject: 

Economics

question_exam: 

IAS

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0,34,33,13,14,34,6

keywords: 

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The question is asking you to match periods in India`s history with phases of population growth.

Option 1 suggests that between 1901-21 there was stagnant growth (A-3), between 1921-51 there was steady growth (B-1), between 1951-81 there was high growth with definite signs of slowdown (C-4), and between 1981-2001 there was rapid high growth (D-2).

Option 2 indicates that between 1901-21 there was steady growth (A-1), between 1921-51 stagnant growth occurred (B-3), from 1951-81 there was rapid high growth (C-2), and from 1981-2001 high growth with definite signs of slowdown took place (D-4).

Option 3, which is the correct answer, suggests that between 1901-21 stagnant growth (A-3) occurred, between 1921-51 there was steady growth (B-1), from 1951-81 there was rapid high growth (C-2), and from 1981-2001 high growth with definite signs of slowdown took place (D-4).

Option 4 suggests that between 1901