Which of the following states showed the highest percentage of decadal growth in India, according to Census (2011)? 

Correct option is D

·  According to the Census of India 2011, Meghalaya recorded the highest percentage of decadal growth among all Indian states, with a population growth rate of 27.9% from 2001 to 2011.

·  This is significantly higher compared to other states, reflecting a substantial increase in population in this northeastern state.

• Meghalaya's population growth was influenced by various factors, including migration and demographic changes within the state.
• While Bihar and Uttar Pradesh also showed significant population growth, Meghalaya's growth rate outpaced all others during this decade.

• Tamil Nadu : Tamil Nadu's population growth during this period was slower compared to many other states, with a decadal growth rate of about 15.6%.
• Uttar Pradesh: Uttar Pradesh had a relatively high population growth but not the highest. Its decadal growth rate was around 20.1%.
• Bihar: Bihar had one of the highest population growth rates, but it still did not surpass Meghalaya in terms of percentage growth