7 Billion Population

According to a recent research, the world's population could reach 8.5 billion by 2050 before declining to 7 billion by 2100.

The government has set aside about 500 billion rupees ($7 billion) to vaccinate the world's most populous nation after China against the coronavirus, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

At a crowded public hospital, Seun Dupe's twin boys squirm underneath a bundled-up mosquito net as they share the same bassinet. Already they are part of the swelling tide of history, as the U.N. on Monday marked the world population reaching seven billion amid fears of how the planet will cope.

A baby girl named named Nargis who was born early this morning at a village in Uttar Pradesh has been declared one of the world's symbolic "seven billionth" babies.

Given the fact that India contributes to 51 babies every minute, chances are the 'milestone baby' can be born in India. The UN also predicts that India's population will outnumber China by 2025.

The world is expected to reach a population milestone at the end of October. According to the UN Population Fund, there will be seven billion people sharing the planet's land and resources.

According to a recent research, the world's population could reach 8.5 billion by 2050 before declining to 7 billion by 2100.

The government has set aside about 500 billion rupees ($7 billion) to vaccinate the world's most populous nation after China against the coronavirus, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

At a crowded public hospital, Seun Dupe's twin boys squirm underneath a bundled-up mosquito net as they share the same bassinet. Already they are part of the swelling tide of history, as the U.N. on Monday marked the world population reaching seven billion amid fears of how the planet will cope.

A baby girl named named Nargis who was born early this morning at a village in Uttar Pradesh has been declared one of the world's symbolic "seven billionth" babies.

Given the fact that India contributes to 51 babies every minute, chances are the 'milestone baby' can be born in India. The UN also predicts that India's population will outnumber China by 2025.

The world is expected to reach a population milestone at the end of October. According to the UN Population Fund, there will be seven billion people sharing the planet's land and resources.