Overpopulation is a phenomena in which population of a concerned region raises explicitly in large numbers. The two main reasons for overpopulation in India are higher birth rate and lower death rate. India is facing many consequences due to overpopulation like unemployment, poverty, food insecurity, extinction of plant and animal species, loss of ecosystems, deforestation, water and air pollution and others.
Drinking water, sewage treatment, inadequate rainfall, rapid depletion of natural resources, extinction of many plant and animal species due to deforestation and loss of eco-systems, increased level of life-threatening air and water pollution, high infant and child mortality rate and hunger due to extreme poverty
The type of the sedimentary that are present in the Himalayas were the marble, dolomite and silts stone and shale and limestone as per the geologic records the carbon dating of the rocks reveals there ages as per the data collected from the accumulation of the sediments. The upliftment of seas and also the fossil life of the plants and animals that were found during that period.
