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A 'Digital Population Clock', showing India's estimated population in real time, was inaugurated in September 2021 at the:
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Answer: Option C — Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi
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A 'Digital Population Clock', showing India's estimated population in real time, was inaugurated in September 2021 at the:
- National Institute of Health and Family Welfare, Delhi
- International Institute for Population Sciences, Mumbai
- Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi
- Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata
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Remember: Digital Population Clock (September 2021) = Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi (Population Research Centre; IEG founded 1952 by V. K. R. V. Rao); India = most populous country since 2023; NFHS = IIPS Mumbai; World Population Day = 11 July.
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