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India's Population Problem

India is a vast country. It is the second largest country in the world based on population after China. The current population of India is around 135 million and  it is increasing. The main reason is lack of education , ignorance, awareness and poverty.The successive governments have devised several measures,like family planning,programmes,vasectomy, banning child marriages,etc. But all these measures are ineffective when the people are not educated enough .Large scale measures like educating the masses is the first and foremost criteria and will be the first concrete step towards solving this ever increasing population problem.
( This can be elaborated to a greater length with facts, figures,graphs and other data.)

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