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Changing Demographics: A Study

Western Uttar Pradesh and Southern Uttarakhand: Muslim Majority by 2061?

In the first article of the series, we focus on the vulnerable areas of Western Uttar Pradesh and southern Uttarakhand.  We show that a region with a population of nearly 35 million people is at the imminent risk of becoming Muslim majority.  Many districts in the region are showing acute collapse of Hindus, faster than anywhere else for regions of comparable population size.

We predict the demographic fate of the region fifty years hence and show, using various commonly used statistical prediction tools that, the region is showing acute collapse of Hindu population due to various factors.

A Demographic Warning for West Bengal

 In the second article of the series, we show that West Bengal has a serious demographic problem on its hands, due to very low Hindu fertility and higher Muslim fertility, compounded by illegal Muslim immigration from Bangladesh. While the state as a whole is unlikely to become Hindu minority, it has a large area (home to population of 18 million) that is going to become Hindu minority or close to it in the next 50 years. Further, we show that the border districts are showing increasing population change, unfavourable to Hindus, and this can constitute a serious problem.

Will Assam be Muslim Majority in the Next 40 years?

In the third article of the series, we examine the religious demographics of Assam. We show that owing to a combination of low HIndu fertility, higher Muslim fertility and illegal immigration from Bangladesh, the state is set to become Hindu minority in 40 years at maximum. We show that five the 8 regions (and the most heavily populated 5) will be Musliim majority in 2061. We show that unless urgent steps are taken to expel the illegal immigrants, the state is doomed as Hindus are beginning to flee from Muslim majority areas.

Kerala and South Tamil Nadu – A Case of Hindu Fade Out

 

In the fourth article of the series, we take a look at the religious demographics of Kerala and southern Tamizh Nadu. We show that owing to very low Hindu fertility that is below replacement levels Hindu population has already or will soon begin to shrink, while the Muslim population is rising rapidly due to high fertility rates. Further, we show that, while the Christian population has fertility rates comparable to Hindus, the proselytisation being carried out by the Christians is can make a difference by poaching on Hindu numbers. This, Hindu numbers are set to decline everywhere, both in percentage terms and in absolute numbers, while the Christian population will rise in some places & fall in others, while the Muslim population is set to rise everywhere.

The Demographic Expansion of Kashmir, and the Shrinking of Jammu and Ladakh

In the fifth article of the series, we examine the demographics of Jammu & Kashmir. In this article we examine the demographics of the different parts of Jammu & Kashmir. We show both `Hindu Jammu’ and `Buddhist Ladakh’ are shrinking, while `Muslim Kashmir’ is expanding at the cost of both. We show that the unique Ladakhi Tibetan civilisation, with its shrinking numbers, is beginning to actually collapse in numbers and that it may well vanish in the next few years, due to Muslim pressure & declining numbers. We further show that the Hindus of Hill Jammu are beginning to fall in percentage terms and run the risk of being pushed south of the Chenab, as was proposed by both British & Pakistanis, which have been proposing this solution.

Hotspots in the Hindi Belt

In the sixth article, we examine the demographics of selected regions in the Hindi belt. We show that, using these demographic hotspots and other Muslim heavy regions, it is possible to connect the two Muslim homelands – Bangladesh and Pakistan – via a Mughalistan corridor, running across the Indian Union and Nepal to provide a safe corridor for transit of terrorists, goods & other items of interest. We show that Delhi has been encircles and there are other strategic barrages that can cut off parts of the Indian homeland in an emergency. We also show provide the tragic backgrounds of the Meos & the Koch-Rajbongshi Muslims & how they were lost by the Hindus. Finally, provide statistical details to back up our assertions.

Missing Hindus and Sikhs of Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir

In the seventh article of the series, we have examined the demographics of Pakistan occupied Jammu & Kashmir before and after 1947. We show that the name `Pakistan occupied Kashmir’ is misleading as it is mostly Jammu and Gilgit-Baltistan that have been overrun by the Pakistanis. We show that the thriving minority of Pakistan occupied Jammu & Kashmir has been completely exterminated by the Jihadis since 1947 and estimate the number of Hindus & Sikhs who were chased out of the region. Some of their horror has been recounted, as they fled for their lives from Pakistan occupied Jammu and kashmir.

The Rapid Christianization of Tribal Regions of Central India-the Story in Numbers

In the eighth article of the series, we have examined the demographics of tribal areas of central India – Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh & Odisha, in particular. We show the rapid Christianisation of the region since 1991, when Liberalisation began, and take a look at the change in Indic numbers. We also analyse the reasons for the rapid conversions in the region along with the history of conversions since 1800. We have examined the dynamics between the Maoists, other Left Wing groups and the missionaries. Finally, we show that the conversions have peaked whenever the missionaries have captured popular causes and show the disparity in conversions between Jharkhand and West Bengal, where there are almost no conversions at all. In the first part, we have examined the numbers, and in the second part, the reasons for and history of the conversions.

Part I

Part II

Endangered Indics in India – an Overview

In the ninth article of the series, we present a tehsil (sub-district) level overview of the entire country, to examine the fall of the Indics in the various parts of the country. We present the fall of the Indics since 1872 and examine the consequences of the fall of the Indics between 1872 and 1941. We present full details of where the Indics have been wiped out, by having their population fall to less than 20%, where they constitute a minority (20-50%), and where they are on the borderline (50-60%) and examine what the corresponding populations were in 1951. We examine the consequences of the fall of the Indics and what it portends for the future.

Religions Demographics of India – Age Based

In the tenth article of the series, we present a district level age based disparity between the Indics & the non Indics & examine how the Indics are rapidly falling at lower ages in some of the regions. We present details on the districts & discuss some of the ramifications of the phenomenon.

The Partition Riots and the Attendant Demographic Changes in the State of Jammu and Kashmir

In this article, we examine the partition related communal strife in the princely state of Jammu and Kashmir in the years 1947-48. We show that the riots on the Indian side were restricted, confined to the regions where the refugees arrived from West Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied-Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK), whereas the war on the Hindus and Sikhs of PoJK was totally and exterminated them entirely. We show that this pattern is consistent with what is observed elsewhere in India, with the atrocities on Muslims occurring principally in the area where the refugees from East and West Pakistan arrived in big numbers.

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