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Which one of the following is the correct descending order of Indian States in terms of their density of population (as per 2011 Census)?
Bihar-Kerala-Uttar Pradesh-West Bengal
West Bengal-Bihar-Kerala-Uttar Pradesh
Bihar-West Bengal-Kerala-Uttar Pradesh
Kerala-West Bengal-Bihar-Uttar Pradesh
As a result of the gradual increase in the population of India with the passing of each day, the population density of India per square km is also quickly on the rise. A survey of the Indian population density 2011 shows quite a considerable rise in the figures of population density in India. The records of population density 2011 of India state that the density 2011 has increased from a figure of 324 to that of 382 per square kilometre, which is considerably higher than the average population density of the world 2011, which are 46 per square kilometre. Records reveal that along with the wide difference with the population density of the world, there are also a lot of differences in the population density of the various states of India.
The states/UTs with high density are shown below:
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