People and Population

Delhi, one of the most culturally diverse, dense and over populated cities in the world

Population 

Growth Rate   |  
Delhi India's Population growth over the past 10 years has been severe and very rapid. Based on many figures the very dense population is expected to rise at least 40%

Size Comparison   |  
Delhi India is know as the second largest metropolitan city in the world, after Mumbai also in India. The current Population today is 18,195,583 which is a huge rise from 2015 population which was 17,635,897

Facts about the growth  |  
To the shock of many, multiple facts and predicting presume that the population of Delhi India is expected to reach 25 million by the year 2020.

People

The religions of New Delhi  |  
New Delhi is a place filled with many racist and with that is the inclusions of their many religions. Hinduism being the main religion as over 80% of New  Delhi residents practice this religion. Other main religions include Muslims, Sikhs and Christianity.

Why People Move to New Delhi  |  
Over the past 5 years New Delhi has increased their populated but a big proportion of that was from new residents departing their original place and moving to New Delhi. I found that the main reasons for this include, it;s very flexible and changing lifestyle, this is manly because of all the freedom residents in New Delhi have to offer. Many people have also moved their for some work and study on their historic  and rich cultures. As New Delhi is still in its' developing stages to becoming a first world country their s so much opportunities ahead.Their is also that added bonus of all the new experiences which is like no other.

The difference between the rich and the poor  |
There is a major gap between the wealthy and the poor residents in New Delhi. Their is one very obvious feature separating the wealthy from the poor this is their living conditions and housing areas. If you come under the 'poor' category in New Delhi their is a very high chance you live in the illegal slums where the people their are disregarded and unwanted. The non-wealthy group rely very heavyly on the free resources such a the water for the nearby canals and the very few food the government supplies. However if you are 
fairly wealthy you will have much more opportunities and they are more evident such as living in the main centre of New Delhi or the city and you usually have a good job.
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This is a chart of the growth population in New Delhi from 1901 to 2011