Archive · 24 Sep 2025
Goa Governor Warns of Declining Birth Rate in India
The Governor of Goa is worried that India's birth rate is going down.
He says this could be a problem in about 20 years because there won't be as many young people.
He points out that other countries like China and those in the West have faced similar issues.
The Governor suggests that India needs to think about this now to make sure it has a good future.
He advises people to stick to the ‘hum do, hamare do’ policy to avoid future problems.
Goa Governor expressed concern about India's declining birth rate.
He warned India may lose its demographic advantage in two decades.
He referenced the mistakes of other countries with low birth rates.
The Governor highlighted the potential future issues due to dwindling birth rates.
He advised maintaining a balance in population growth.
- Who
- Goa Governor P Ashok Gajapathi Raju
- What
- Expressed concern over India's declining birth rate and potential loss of demographic advantage
- When
- September 24
- Where
- Goa Raj Bhavan
- Why
- To address the issue of dwindling birth rates and its impact on India's future
- Governor
- P Ashok Gajapathi Raju
- Concern
- Declining birth rate in India
- Policy Mentioned
- 'Hum do, hamare do'
- Warning
- India may lose demographic advantage in 20 years
- Reference
- Mistakes of other countries, including China and the West