In 1987, when the world's population exceeded five billion, the Governing Council of the United Nations Development Program began to focus its attention on the importance of population issues in 1989. According to the United Nations, it took thousands of years for the world's population to reach one billion, but it has increased sevenfold in just 200 years. Currently, the population of the world is more than 7 billion 87 million people, and it is expected to be 8 billion 50 million in 2030, 9 billion 70 million in 2050 and 10 billion 9 million in 2100. The purpose of celebrating this day was to create awareness and awareness among the people about the problems faced by the aging population. The rapid increase in the world's population has worried everyone, including me. The world's population has reached 8 billion at this time and if the population continues to increase at the same rate, then by 2050 the world's population will exceed 10.5 billion. It should be remembered that in 1800, the population of the world consisted of one billion people, which doubled to 2 billion in 1930 after 130 years, and then increased to 3 billion in 1960, just 30 years later. It is increasing, and today the population of the world has reached 7.9 billion. The resources are not increasing as fast as the population is increasing. A number of problems around the world are related to population growth, including food supply, healthcare, housing, education and other basic commodities. Unfortunately, due to lack of resources, more than one billion of them are forced to sleep on empty stomach. The largest country in terms of population is China with a population of 1.43 billion, followed by India with a population of 1.38 billion, followed by the United States with 33 billion, fourth with Indonesia with 27 billion, fifth with Pakistan with 22 billion, sixth with Brazil with 21 billion, seventh with Niger or 20 crores, eighth place is Bangladesh with 17 crores, ninth place is Russia with 15 crores and Mexico is at tenth place with 13 crores population. Although Pakistan is at the fifth place in the world in terms of population, but the population of the country is The rate is about 2 percent higher than countries in the region such as Iran, India, China and Sri Lanka, but Afghanistan is the only country in the region. The population rate of which is 2.3% higher than that of Pakistan, compared to 1.4% in Iran, 1.2% in India, 0.6% in Sri Lanka and 0.3% in China. In comparison, Pakistan has almost doubled the population and the government seems to be completely unable to control the population, which is of the moment. We have before us the example of Bangladesh which has a population rate of 1.1% which is a sad fact that despite being an Islamic country, Bangladesh has achieved a lot of success in population control. The increasing population will increase the problems under the same thinking since 1973, the United Nations has made population control a global policy. Since the rate of rapid increase in population has been high in developing countries, assurances of population control are taken from developing countries and reduction of population targets as a condition for debt and development funds. Therefore, experts today are saying that the main reason for our growing problems is the rapid increase in population.
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