Friday, June 22, 2018

Current Population of Nepal 2018 - full Information

A country, Nepal is a developing Country. It is a small landlocked country. It lies in a Southern part of Asia. According to United Nations, the current population of Nepal is 29,596,235 which is estimates on Friday, June 1,2018. Nepal’s total land area is 143,350 km2 which are 55,348 in sq.miles.

The population of Nepal 2018/2075


Current Male population of Nepal is 14,636,419 and Female population is 14,872,294. Males' population percentage is 49.6% and female population is 50.34%. Total Birth in this year is 260,399. Total death in this year is 80,438. Population growth of Nepal in this year is 1,46,623. Population in the urban area of Nepal is 5,811,187 which is 19.0% of total population.


Comparing Nepal's population to the whole world. In Total world population, the population of Nepal occupied 0.44% of the whole world which people In every 229 people in this world 1 belong from Nepal.

Population Pyramid of Nepal
READ: About Nepal


Migration in Nepal

For the fulfillment of the needs people migrate. IN Nepal, Due to unemployment Especially youths migrate to other countries for foreign employment. This process is increasing rapidly, In 2001 people migrate for foreign employment is 3.2 percent which increases to 7.3 percent in 2011. In 2011, for foreign employment, 2 million people went abroad.

Population growth rate in Nepal

Population growth rate of Nepal is 1.35% and it is the 5th most populous country in South Asia. The population of Nepal change in 2018 is 1.09% which is 1.11% in 2017.

In Nepal, In every 55 seconds One birth and in every 3 minutes one died. In every 8 minutes one net migrant and a net gain of one person in every 2 minutes.

Current population change of Nepal in 2018 are given below :


A.Per day averagely 1690 birth baby lives.

B.Per day averagely 522 people death.

C.Per day averagely -216 people emigrants

Comparing Nepal population and its Area


A. In term of Size/Area Nepal ranks 94 in the whole world but In term of Population, Nepal ranks 48. So you can see how rapidly Nepal’s population is increased. Both Government and Public should do equally, an effort to equal the rank of Area and Population.

B. In Nepal, Only 40.36% of the land area is covered by the Forest but for the ecological balance, at least 43% of the land should be covered by Forest.

C. The area remains Constant but Current  Population growth rate of Nepal is 1.35%. If this the process goes on Nepal should be faced with many problems which arise due to Overpopulation. Like: Unemployment, Scarcity of foods, Scarcity of Fuels, Pollution, Environmental degradation, Low quality of Life etc.


Life expectancy

Life expectancy is one of the most important demographic indicators which shows the average number of year people lives in a certain place. Average life expectancy of

both sexes in Nepal is 66.2 years. Average life expectancy of Male in Nepal is 64.9 years. Average Life Expectancy of Female in Nepal is 67.4 years.


Literacy rate

Literacy rate means the people of a certain place who are educated and it is estimated on average. The current average literacy rate of Nepal of both sexes is estimated at 64.9%.

The literacy rate of adult male population in Nepal is estimated at 75.58%.

The literacy rate of adult female population in Nepal is estimated at 55.11%.


Age dependency ratio:

Population under 15years and above 65 years can be taken as a dependent population, they are dependent on population between 64 and 15 years.  Population under 15 years and above 65 years are mentally and physically not fit so they have to be dependent on others. Total Dependency ratio of Nepal is 63.7%, which means the population between 15 years and 60 years have to work for not only themselves but also have to fulfill the needs of below 15 years and above 65 years.

Current Under 15 years child dependency ratio in Nepal is 56.6%.

Current above 65 years old dependency ratio in Nepal is 7.1%.


Major Religion.

The total population of Nepal who follows Hinduism is  23,814,248, which is 80.7%. The population who follow Buddhism is 3,039,489, which is 10.3. The population who follow Islam is 1,357,442, which is 4.6%. The population who follow Christianity is 147,548, which is 0.5%. Others are those who are religiously unaffiliated is 88,592, which is 0.3%.


Population Growth 

At past, the population growth of Nepal is increasing like at a speed of Rocket. Now the population growth rate is decreased than past but still, the growth rate is high. As taken as an example from 1991 to 2001 (past decade) population is increased by 5 million and the population of Nepal in 2011 became 23 million where 5 million From few decades, the population of Nepal is increasing rapidly like a speed of population growth in a decade. The population growth rate at that time was 2.3% which is very high. In every five years, the population of Nepal is increased by 3 million which means average 6 million in a decade. The current population of Nepal is almost 30 million which is very high. In the year 2011 Total 326,725 people birth and 129,978 people died. So naturally, In the total population, 196,747 people added which leads to population growth. 

READ: Total Information About Population from 1960-2018

According to census 2011, the most populous caste/Ethnic groups are as follow

1. Chhetri with 16.6% of total percentage and population is 4398053.

2. Brahmins with 12.2% of total percentage and population are 3226903.

3. Magar with 7.1% of total percentage and population is 1877733.

4. Tharu with 6.6% of total percentage and population is 1737470.

5. Tamang with 5.8% of total percentage and population is 1539830.

6. Newar with 5.0% of total percentage and population is 1321933.

7. Kami with 4.8% of total percentage and population is 1258554.

8. Muslim with 4.4% of total percentage and population is 1164255.

9. Yadav with 4.0% of total percentage and population is 1054458.

10. Rai with 2.3% of total percentage and population is 620004.

11. Others with 31.2% of total percentage and population remain (link of a list of Most populous caste which is in Demographic statistics Wikipedia). 

The population of Capital City

The Capital city of Nepal is Kathmandu, In Agglomeration of Kathmandu, there is 3 district Kathmandu district, Lalitpur District, and Bhaktapur district. According to the census held in 2011 A.D

a. Area of Kathmandu district is 395km2 and its population is 1,740,977.

b. Area of Lalitpur district is 385km2 and its population is 466,784.

c. Area of Bhaktapur district is 119 km2 and its population is 303,027.

Hence Total Kathmandu agglomeration area is 899km2 (by adding above 3 all) and its Population is 2,510,788. 

Province in Nepal 

There are total 7 provinces in Nepal with different capitals and all others Which are explained below:

1. Proposed Name of province No.1 is Koshi Pradesh. Capital name of province No.1 is Biratnagar. Total number of Districts in this province is 14. Its total area is 25,905km2. Total population of province N0.1 according to census 2011 is 4,534,943 and population density(people/km2) is 175.

2. Proposed Name of province No.2 is Madhesh Pradesh. Capital name of province No.2 is Janakpur. Total number of Districts in this province is 8. Its total area is 9,661km2. A total population of the province N0.2 according to census 2011 is 5,404,145 and population density(people/km2) is 559.

3. Proposed Name of province No.3 is Bagmati Pradesh. Capital name of province No.3 is Hetauda. Total number of Districts in this province is 13. Its total area is 20,300km2. Total population of province N0.3 according to census 2011 is 5,529,452 and population density(people/km2) is 272.

4. Proposed Name of province No.4 is Gandaki Pradesh. Capital name of province No.4 is Pokhara. Total number of Districts in this province is 11. Its total area is 21,504km2. Total population of province N0.4 according to census 2011 is 2,413,907 and population density(people/km2) is 112.

5. Proposed Name of province No.5 is Lumbini Pradesh. Capital name of province No.5 is Butwal. Total number of Districts in this province is 12. Its total area is 22,288km2. Total population of province N0.5 according to census 2011 is 4,891,025 and population density(people/km2) is 219.

6. Proposed Name of province No.6 is Karnali Pradesh. Capital name of province No.6 is Birendranagar. Total number of Districts in this province is 10. Its total area is 27,984km2. Total population of province N0.6 according to census 2011 is 1,168,515 and population density(people/km2) is 41.

7. Proposed Name of province No.7 is Sudur Paschim Pradesh. Capital name of province No.7 is Dhangadhi. Total number of Districts in this province is 9. Its total area is 19,539km2. Total population of province N0.6 according to census 2011 is 2,552,517 and population density(people/km2) is 130.

Hence Capital of Nepal is Kathmandu there are total 77 districts in Nepal and its total area is a 147,181km2 and the Current population of Nepal is almost 30million with area 1,47,181km2. Population density per person is 180.

Ethnicity, Religion, and language 

Nepal's population consist of more than 102 castes and ethnics groups, which is estimated by census held in 2001. Among them, 45% are of khas origins. In Nepal, major castes are Chetri and Brahmins. where 15.8% of total population of people are Chetri and 12.7% of total population of people are Brahmin. According to the census held in 2011, Among total population, 81.3% of people follow the Religion Hinduism. Among 9% of people follow Buddhism in current it may be 10%. In Total population, 4.4% of people follow the religion Muslim. 3% of people follow kirant and 1.4% of the total population of people follow Christianity and due percentage are others.

Nepal is a multi-language country, there are almost 10 major language and 4 indigenous sign language. However, the official language of this country is Nepali where 44.6% of people used the Nepali language as mother tongue. Others most spoken languages  are Maithili(11.7%), Bhojpuri(6.0%), Tharu(5.8%), Tamang(5.1%), Nepal bhasa(3.2%), Bajjika(3%), Magar(3.0%), deli(3.0%) and Urdu(2.6%). Population growth: Causes, problems and Solution measures. In Nepal, In every 55 seconds One birth and in every 3 minutes one died. In every 8 minutes one net migrant and a net gain of one person in every 2 minutes.

Causes:

The main cause of Population increase in Nepal is Illiteracy. Only 65.9% of people are Literate in Nepal. Many Nepalese are not aware of a disadvantage of having more children. They have no knowledge about Contraceptive devices. IN Nepal there is also lack of awareness.

Another main cause is that Nepal is an agricultural country and most of the farmers and poor class family think that having more children can help in their work and they can be sources for their income. In Nepal, Due to the lack of health and services, most of the poor family fears that if they give birth to only one child. he/she may have died at any time. As a result, they give more birth to many children.


Problems:


There are Numbers of Problems which arise due to overpopulation. One of the major problems is Pollution. As population increase needs of people also increase. For eg Factories and Industries have to produce more goods. Needs for the vehicles increases. Needs for everything increase. As a result, pollution also increases.

other major problems of population growth are Unemployment and Underemployment, Natural disaster, Crimes, Poverty, low-quality life, Environmental degradation etc.

Solution Measures:

To solve the Problems of Population growth. First of all, we should focus on Causes: why it occurs? So after gathering information that how it cause then we only we can know how these problems can be solved.

At first, Government should provide good health facilities and services. Especially to infant child by which A couple can be sure that their one and only child would have good health. Then, we should aware people about the disadvantage of Having plural children and advantage of having singular children. A government should provide free and quality education in ruler areas where they can know about the contraceptive devices. We should give information and aware the people about the causes of overpopulation. Many Nepalese, especially ruler areas people think that having many children will be a source of income. We should aware them and tell them about the negative impact of having many children.

Population History

The total population of Nepal in 1995 was 9,293,493. On that Year, Yearly population change was 1.84% and it ranks in 40 populous countries comparing to all countries of the world. After a decade, In 2005 population was 25,640,287 and population change on that year was 1.55%. Where it ranks 44 comparing to all over the world. The population of the last year (2016) was 29,304,998 and population changed with 1.11%. Last year it ranks in 48 (in term of the population) comparing to all over the world. The current population is 29,624,035 and population change in this year is 1.09%. As last year it ranks in 48 most populous country in the world. Nepal population in 2075/2018

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