Archive · 13 Aug 2025
TISS to Screen 'Demography is Destiny' on Remembrance Day
On August 14th, TISS will show a film called 'Demography is Destiny'.
The film looks at how the number of people of different religions in India has changed over time.
It talks about how the number of Hindu people has changed since 1881.
The movie also talks about things like people moving into the country and changes in birth rates.
The film wants people to think about what these changes might mean for the future of India, looking at trends across different regions.
It highlights the interplay of fertility, ideology, and politics on population dynamics.
TISS in Trombay will screen 'Demography is Destiny' on August 14th.
The film examines India's changing religious composition and socio-political consequences.
Sunil Ambekar of RSS will be the chief guest, along with TISS vice-chancellor.
The documentary analyzes demographic shifts since the first census in 1881.
The film discusses infiltration, religious conversions, and declining Hindu fertility rates.
- Who
- Sunil Ambekar and the Vice-chancellor of TISS.
- What
- TISS will host a screening of 'Demography is Destiny'.
- When
- August 14th.
- Where
- TISS, Trombay.
- Why
- To mark 'Partition Horrors Remembrance Day'.
Viewpoints on Demographic Changes
Impact Analysis
Concerns Raised
Viewpoints on Demographic Changes
The film examines infiltration, conversion, and declining Hindu fertility rates.
Impact Analysis
The film suggests a potential impact on India's social and religious balance due to demographic shifts.
- Event
- Screening of 'Demography is Destiny'
- Location
- TISS, Trombay
- Date
- August 14th
- Film Director
- Kamakhya Narayan Singh
- Chief Guest
- Sunil Ambekar