Highest Population Density in North-East — Assam

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This short lecture explains why Assam has the highest population density in North-East India using Census 2011 data. It defines population density, gives the formula Population Density = Total Population ÷ Total Area, and compares state values with a bar chart. The instructor highlights Assam’s 398 persons per sq. km, contrasts it with Tripura (350), Meghalaya (320), Manipur (122), Nagaland (119), Mizoram (52), and Arunachal Pradesh (17). A multiple-choice question asks which state has the highest density, with answer (D) Assam. The lesson then explains why Assam’s density is higher by pointing to its inhabited valleys, especially the Brahmaputra and Barak Valleys, and ends with an exam-answer banner: Census 2011 → Assam → 398 persons per sq. km.

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  1. 0:00 – 2:00 00:00-02:00

    The opening slide is titled “Highest Population Density in North-East — Assam” and presents basic context: population density is defined, with the formula “Population Density = Total Population ÷ Total Area.” The slide states that according to Census 2011, Assam’s density is “398 persons per sq. km.” A megaphone banner repeats the key fact, and a map marks Assam in the North-East. A bar chart labeled “North-East States (Density Comparisons)” lists Assam 398, Tripura 350, Meghalaya 320, Manipur 122, Nagaland 119, Mizoram 52, and Arunachal 17. The instructor highlights the definition, points to the formula, circles Assam in the chart as the highest value, and draws a simple diagram relating area to population density.

  2. 2:00 – 4:02 02:00-04:02

    The lesson moves to a comparison and assessment. A list of Census 2011 densities shows Assam → 398, Tripura → 350, Manipur → 122, and Mizoram → 52, with a red hand-drawn bracket beside the list. A right-hand panel displays colored state shapes under “Population Density (Census 2011)” and an “Order:” row reading Assam 398 > Tripura 350 > Manipur 122 > Mizoram 52. A multiple-choice question appears: “Which state has the highest population density in North-East India according to 2011 Census?” with answer (D) Assam. The final slide, “Why Assam Has a Higher Density,” uses a map labeling the Brahmaputra Valley and Barak Valley, explaining that these inhabited valleys concentrate population. An “Exam Answer” banner concludes: “Census 2011 → Assam → 398 persons per sq. km.”

The core idea is that Assam has the highest population density in North-East India, at 398 persons per sq. km according to Census 2011. The lesson builds this by first defining population density and its formula, then comparing states using a bar chart to show Assam’s clear lead over Tripura and other northeastern states. A multiple-choice question tests recall of the highest-density state, with Assam as the correct answer. The explanation for Assam’s higher density focuses on its inhabited valleys, particularly the Brahmaputra and Barak Valleys, which support dense settlement. The final exam-answer banner reinforces the key fact for revision: Census 2011 → Assam → 398 persons per sq. km.

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