'Mission Sustainability - Population v/s Planet' is a social cause initiative on WION in partnership with the Mobius Foundation. In this segment, India's Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan delivers the virtual keynote address.

Mission Sustainability: Population Vs Planet | Discussion with Dr. Harsh Vardhan, India's Health Minister

'Mission Sustainability - Population v/s Planet' is a social cause initiative on WION in partnership with the Mobius Foundation. In this segment, WION brings you a discussion on education and general awareness.

Mission Sustainability: Population Vs Planet | Discussion on education and general awareness

'Mission Sustainability - Population v/s Planet' is a social cause initiative on WION in partnership with the Mobius Foundation. This segment brings to you a discussion with Pradip Burman, Chairman of Mobius Foundation about the objectives & benefits of environmental education.

Mission Sustainability: Population Vs Planet | Discussion with Pradip Burman, Chairman of Mobius Foundation

'Mission Sustainability- Population v/s Planet' is a social cause initiative on WION in partnership with the Mobius Foundation. The thought leadership conclave seeks to trigger an informed and engaging debate around the dynamics of population and its bearing on and our resource-scarce planet.

Mission Sustainability: Population Vs Planet

While India has a demographic dividend with greater percentage of population being young, increasing population is still a challenge before the country. This puts a strain on available resources and puts additional responsibility on the government to take care of more number of people.

Non-profit organisation project helps government stabilise Indian population

Rapid population growth, lack of access to food and water, and increased exposure to natural disasters mean more than 1 billion people face being displaced by 2050

1 Billion people will have to forcefully migrate: New report predicts humanitarian crisis

Rapid population growth, lack of access to food and water and increased exposure to natural disasters mean more than 1 billion people face being displaced by 2050

Your Story: More Than 1 Billion People Face Displacement by 2050 | Report

Pakistan, whose total population is approximately 220.9 million, is among the top two fastest growing countries in the South Asian region with an annual fertility rate of 3.

Pak with annual fertility rate of 3.6 among top two fastest growing South Asian nations: Report

With seven new cases, the number of infections in Sri Lanka has spiked to 19. As a precautionary measure, Srilankan airlines have asked passengers to carry their own blankets and headphones.

Coronavirus cases on the rise in South Asia

Scientists have recently discovered remnants of ancient humans who lived in Africa about half a million years ago. The genes of these humans continue to live on in people inhabiting the planet contemporarily, The Guardian reported.

Ghost populations? Scientists find evidence of unnacounted human species in Africa

The world's population is slowing down. From China to Japan to the United States, Russia and even South Korea - they all are struggling with low birth rates. The population crisis is hitting their economies.

Gravitas: Several Nations struggle with low birth rates

The world's population is slowing down. Chances are, our footfall on earth may stop increasing on a year on year basis. According to experts, this will happen by the end of the century.

Explained: Why population crisis is looming over global economies

Union Minister Giriraj Singh on Saturday claimed that he will retire from politics once a population control law is initiated. He referred to the construction of Ram Temple in Ayodhya and population control as the basic tenets of his political career.

Will retire from politics as soon as population explosion is curbed: Giriraj Singh

In War against pollution, Watch how technology to work for a cleaner air tomorrow.

War against pollution: Technology for cleaner air tomorrow

An inverted, red equilateral triangle - a plain, straight-forward design, is the symbol for family planning. But underlying the simplicity of the symbol is a far more complex problem.

Riding the ups and downs of the population curve

Nearly a quarter of the world's population lives in 17 countries facing extremely high water stress, close to "day zero" conditions when the taps run dry, according to a report released Tuesday.

Quarter of world's population facing extreme water stress

China`s northeastern province of Liaoning is planning to loosen birth restrictions and allow some couples to have a third child in a bid to improve dwindling fertility rates and stop its workforce from declining.

Chinese province considers 'three-child policy' to halt population decline

A Look At The Impact Of Population Growth On The Occasion Of The World Population Day On the occasion of the World Population Day, here's a look at the impact of population growth on the world. The World is One News, WION examines global issues with in-depth analysis. We provide much more than the news of the day. Our aim is to empower people to explore their world.

Gravitas: The world population day

Mumbai comes to standstill as heavy rain batters & disrupts air, rail traffic

UN Report says population to grow by 2 billion in 20 years. Population getting older & growing at a slower pace. Half opf the total population to be concentrated in 9 countries. Growth to provide opportunities in developing countries. Watch this video to know more.

UN Report: India To Surpass China By 2027 In Population

Sri Lanka's government allocated money to build toilets in over a quarter million homes Tuesday, under an ambitious project to flush out the practice of "open defecation" within a year.

Sri Lanka in bold bid to flush out open defecation

People aged 65 years or older are expected to make up around 30 per cent of China's population in the next 30 years. This is a significant rise as compared to the 11.

China's elderly population to grow significantly in next 30 years

China's population grew at a slower rate last year despite the abolition of the one-child policy, official data showed Monday, raising fears an ageing society will pile further pressure on an already slowing economy.

Despite two-child policy, population growth slows in China

China’s population is set to reach a peak of 1.442 billion in 2029 and start a long period of “unstoppable” decline in 2030, government scholars said in a research report published on Friday.

China's population set to peak at 1.44 billion in 2029: Government report

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