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The globe is really large. More than 8 million animal species, 8 billion people, and limitless numbers of plants and insects live here. It provides us with housing, feeds us, and allows us access to its resources even though 71% of it is covered in water. But we must question whether we will ever run out of space on Earth as the population increases at an alarming rate of 1% per year and resources are depleted at even faster rates.

The answer is complicated and depends on a wide range of variables. However, if we define the term “space” and consider how the human population will change over the next 100 years, we can get a general idea. Let us first know what World Population Day is.

What is World Population Day?

World Population Day is a global event held on July 11th to raise awareness about the critical challenges of population increase and the need to promote reproductive health and family planning. Around the world, the day is observed with a variety of activities and occasions, such as seminars, conferences, exhibitions, and public speeches.

Leaders and activists frequently give remarks on World Population Day about the value of reproductive health, the value of family planning, and the effects of population growth on the environment, the economy, and society.

Significance and theme of World Population Day 2023

World Population Day is an important occasion that emphasises the significance of dealing with population concerns in order to advance sustainable development and enhance the quality of life for people everywhere. The occasion serves as a reminder that population expansion and the effects it has on the environment, the economy, and society are serious issues that call for coordinated action and the adoption of sustainable development techniques. According to UNFPA, this year it focuses on how to safeguard the health and rights of women and girls, and putting the brakes on COVID-19.

Important Numbers

7.8 billion – the current population of the world.

1,442,857,138 – the highest population rate of any country in the world – China.

1,388,712,570 – the second-highest population rate of any country in the world – India.

5 million – the estimated population of the world at the dawn of agriculture in 8000 B.C.

1800 – the year when the world population hit one billion.

200 – the projected number of years it will take for the population to double again.

2057 – the year The United Nations projects the world population to reach 10 billion.

31% – the percentage of the world population who are Christians.

23% – the percentage of the world population who are Muslims.

90 billion tons – the number of resources extracted from Earth every year.

Actual Space

Of the 29% of the planet’s surface that is land, 50% of it is used for agriculture, including farms, irrigation systems, and cattle pens (the remaining 50% is either frozen land or desolate territory like deserts). The remaining half is primarily made up of shrubberies and forested areas.

And the 1% that is left is made up of roads, cities, towns, villages, and all other man-made structures. As a result, we already have a little amount of physical space. Due to geography and the way we humans have constructed our communities, even that one percent of land is unevenly spread throughout the planet.

Resources

We’ve already established that agriculture occupies half of the planet’s habitable (or livable) area. This is significant to consider because seizing agricultural land to build homes for the expanding population is not an option because this half of the planet is utilised to feed humans and other animals.

Another significant factor that takes up land space is resources. All of these essential resources-fuel, food, water, wood, soil, and minerals-are necessary for human survival. We are unable to enter the area of land that is habitable but is occupied by mines, forests, or farms. The burden on these regions will only increase as the population grows since we will need more of all these resources to support more people.

The issue of global warming

Global warming is the main culprit in this issue, as it is with other things. Because of climate change and global warming, we will eventually need to consider if there is enough room for everyone. Water levels are rising due to global warming, and if that continues, over half of humanity will experience severe flooding and be forced to relocate. The amount of land that is accessible for our usage will decrease as a result.

The terrain is literally shifting as a result of climate change. Due to deforestation and increased forest fires, we have less woods. Due to the usage of dangerous chemicals and poor farming practices, agricultural land is becoming less fertile. Farmland, mountainous areas, and forests are also being developed into buildings as cities and towns grow to accommodate more residents.

Will we eventually run out of space for people?

Although it appears to be a very likely possibility, experts say it might not actually occur. By 2050, the world’s population is expected to reach over 9 billion people, but analysts predict that it will thereafter settle, preventing it from exceeding 10 billion people any time soon. We may yet have hope for a growing population if we take strict, preemptive action against global warming today.

Chandigarh University Ranked No. 1 Private University in India in the QS World University Ranking 2024

Chandigarh University (CU) has achieved a significant milestone by securing the first rank among India’s private universities in the latest edition of the coveted Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Ranking released on Wednesday (June 28).

As per QS WUR-2024, in which 2963 institutions were evaluated, Chandigarh University – keeping continuing its success streak – has secured an overall rank of 771-780, which is higher than its 801-1001 rank in the previous edition of the ranking released last year. The university’s overall score in this year’s ranking is 15.2. As many as 45 Indian universities have featured in the 20th edition of the QS rankings and the all-India rank of Chandigarh University is 20 – among all public and private institutes. The university also stood at 233rd spot in Asia.

While Chandigarh University (CU) climbed up the ladder as India’s number one ranked private University, the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay has emerged as the number one ranked Indian public institute, in this year’s coveted QS World University Rankings 2024. This comes after the university also made a stellar debut in QS World University Subject Rankings in 2023 released earlier this year, in which it ranked 1st in India in the field of Hospitality Management, 11th in India in the field of Engineering and Technology, Computer Science and Information Systems, ranked 12th in the field of Mechanical Engineering, and 16th in India in the field of Business and Management Studies. The university also attained 27th rank in India’s top universities in the recently released NIRF Rankings 2023. Last year, Chandigarh University became the Youngest University to feature in the Top 200 QS Asia University Rankings 2023. Ranking by indicators Remarkably, while CU is the second-best Indian university in the parameters of international students and international faculty, the varsity has been ranked 6th in India in employer reputation.

The employer reputation indicator considers the important component of employability and the institution’s reputation amongst employers. CU is at the 16th spot in India in academic reputation and it stands at the 13th spot in India in faculty-student ratio, as per the QS ranking. Notably, among the country’s private universities, Chandigarh University stands at the number one spot in employer reputation and has been ranked second in academic reputation. In sustainability, CU is ranked sixth. Score on various indicators The university has improved its score on most of the parameters given in the rankings. Its score on employer reputation has increased to 43.4 this year compared to 31.8 in the previous edition of the ranking. While its score on the international faculty ratio has increased to 34.1, the score on the faculty-student ratio has also increased to 21.1, compared to last year’s score of 24.6 and 18.7 on these parameters respectively.

The varsity’s score on academic reputation has also jumped to 11.5 this year compared to 8.6 last year. Similarly, the international student ratio score has increased to 15.1 this year compared to 11.2 last year. Terming it the achievement of a new milestone, CU Chancellor Satnam Singh Sandhu, said that the consistent improvement in various national and international rankings showcases CU’s commitment towards excellence in academia and research led by its faculty and students. “These rankings enthrall and fill us with more commitment towards imparting quality education to young minds and set new benchmarks in the field of higher education. The university’s vision and mission are to nurture young minds and provide them with a comprehensive set of skills, attitudes, and values to equip and prepare them for the future and lead the country in various fields,” said Satnam Singh Sandhu. Satnam Singh Sandhu further said, “The University has performed very well on various parameters such as employer reputation, faculty-teacher ratio, and academic reputation. This is because of the continuous efforts of our students and faculty who give us the strength to excel in every field. We are committed to advancing the momentum and performing even better in the coming years.”

This autonomous educational institution is approved by UGC and is located near Chandigarh in the state of Punjab. It is the youngest university in India and the only private university in Punjab to be honored with A+ Grade by NAAC (National Assessment and Accreditation Council). CU offers more than 109 UG and PG programs in the field of engineering, management, pharmacy, law, architecture, journalism, animation, hotel management, commerce, and others. It has been awarded as The University with Best Placements by WCRC. Photo: https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/2145020/Satnam_Singh_Sandhu.jpg (Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with PRNewswire and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.)

MANUU is Accepting Applications for Professors With Salary Over 1 Lakh; Apply by July 8th, Details Here

The Maulana Azad National Urdu University has issued a job advertisement for the positions of Professor and Assistant Professor. The deadline to apply is July 8, 2023, and the deadline to print the application is July 13, 2023. Candidates interested in working as professors at MANUU can apply through curec.samarth.ac.in.

Maulana Azad National Urdu University has taken out this recruitment to fill a total of 47 posts. The information related to the posts, salary, educational qualification, application fee, and application process is given below in the article for the candidates who applied for the recruitment.

MANUU Recruitment 2023: Educational Qualification

Professor:

• A Master’s Degree, or Postgraduate Degree in the related discipline, from any recognized institute, is required.
• The candidate must have at least a 55 percent grade point average in postgraduate studies.
• A Postgraduate Degree in MA Education or M.Ed. is required.
• Candidates with a Ph.D. in Education may also apply.
• At least ten years of teaching experience as an Assistant or Associate Professor in a university or college.

Assistant Professor:

• 55% in a related Postgraduate Degree.
• A postgraduate degree in MA Education or M.Ed. is required.
• In addition, passing the NET exam is required.
• A candidate who registered for a Ph.D. before July 11, 2009, is also eligible to apply.

MANUU Recruitment 2023: Salary

• Salary Professor/Professor-cum-Director – 1,44,200-2,18,200/- (Academic Level 14)
• Associate Professor (Academic Level 13A) – 1,31,400-2,17,100/-
• HOD – 1,31,400- 2,17,100/- (Academic Level 13A1)
• Assistant Professor (Academic Level-10) 57,700-1,82,400
• Polytechnic Lecturer (with M.Tech/M.E Qualification)-57,700-1,82,400 (Academic Level -10) Polytechnic Lecturer (with B.Tech/B.E Qualification) – 56,100-1,77,500/- (Level 9A)

MANUU Recruitment 2023: Application Fee

The application cost is Rs.500 for all positions. The application fee is waived for SC, ST, PWD, and women.

MANUU Recruitment 2023: Application Process

Step 1: To apply online candidates have to visit https://curec.samarth.ac.in.
Step 2: Click on the registration link given on the page.
Step 3: After completing the registration process, the candidate has to log in using the login details created and fill out the application form.
Step 4: After entering all the information sought in the application form, the candidate should upload the required documents.
Step 5: Now, complete the application process by paying the application fee.