The graph displays the population numbers for the year 2011, with a vertical bar representing the population size of each state. The information pertains to the states of India.
2011 saw the largest population of about 112,374,333, which is equivalent to Maharashtra, the most populated state in India. It is clear from the dataset that a number of states had populations between 60,000,000 and 100,000,000. These states might be West Bengal, Bihar, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, and Bihar.
The population and state area have a positive association, according to the statistics, suggesting that larger states typically have larger populations. Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, and Bihar are among the top five largest states in India in terms of area, along with other highly populated states.
Goa had the smallest population in 2011, according to the statistics, with 1,458,545 people. This state's population was only a minuscule portion of that of larger states like Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, or West Bengal. To further aid in comprehending the cultural and linguistic diversity of the nation, the information additionally lists the official languages of every state.
According to the information and bar graph that were provided, the population of the Indian states varies , with some having populations of 60,000,000 or more, while the smallest states, such as Goa, have populations of less than 1,500,000. A positive association between the population and the area of the states is also demonstrated by the dataset and graph, with the more populous states ranking among the larger states in India in terms of area.