Birth control is necessary in overpopulated countries, is an important resource to safeguard some aspects such as the guarantee of food, work, etc. In some cases it seems that a birth control may harm rather than benefit, for example, China, where for a few years the babies of the female sex, those who had a genetic defect or simply those who were born in very humble families, were abandoned in orphanages, the most privileged and abandoned to their fate the less fortunate.
Now there is a new problem, this time in India, where a population growth of up to 300 million individuals is expected in the next 20 years, this data is clear from the report presented by the Indian Minister of Economy.
India is the second country on our planet with the highest population, in Babies and more, we have talked about the serious problem in this country with regard to infant mortality, but the galloping population growth does not stop. Problems in the child population will increase, if malnutrition and other issues reign over children in India today, it is easy to predict that these problems can be multiplied by making the country a true child mortuary.
We do not know very well what is the Indian policy regarding this issue, because although the report calls for birth control, better health care especially for children in rural areas, are wishes that have been mentioned in the past. Other reports and little effort to comply have been put. Of course, for other needs if there are means and resources, the truth is that it is necessary for India to begin to replace the existing health and educational deficiencies that are really unfortunate, everything is a chain, more education will allow greater awareness about birth, about proper nutritional habits, etc.
Birth control is necessary, but it must be accompanied by several aspects so that it works for the children to be born and the population in general.
