Seminaries Full in Southern India (despite new anti-conversion law)

Zenit News Agency ^ | April 11, 2006

[Cronos]

Urban India represents something like 10-15% of the overall population. What about the rest?

Sheesh, typical chicom tactic -- LIE. Here's something from your own commie paper, the people's daily:
India's Urban Population Up 2.1 Percent in Last Decade

India's urban population grew by 2.1 percent in the past decade from 1991 to 2001, with Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra leading the state in urbanization.

According to actual population records released Friday by the Home Ministry, the total Indian population stood at 1,027 million, of which 742 million lived in rural areas and 285 million in urban areas.

Among the states, Tamil Nadu was the most urbanized state with 43.9 percent of population living in the urban areas followed by Mahrashtra at 42.4 percent and Gujarat at 37.4 percent. Enditem

For those who can't count, 285 million out of 1027 million means that 27.75% of the population lives in Urban areas..... capische?

[Gengis Khan]

Ah the same old crowd of anti-India propagandist liars.

[Admin Moderator]

Knock it off.

[pganini]

And your point is? 25% live in the city only - what about the REST?

[Cronos]

And your point is? 25% live in the city only - what about the REST?

My point is that you lied when you said, and I quote "Urban India represents something like 10-15% of the overall population"

Do you agree that you LIED?