Happy #WorldPopulationDay to the masses!

Today is World Population Day and ironically there are billions of people who could come across this article. The world is gradually growing into a big global community where people are finally putting their differences aside and coming together. And we could not have been happier!

That said, no one can overlook the troubles posed due to the ever increasing population, especially in India. The key fact that everyone seems to be forgetting is that the resources of the Earth are limited! More the people, lesser the standard of living. Remember in school when the teacher used to say, “I’d rather teach 10 attentive students than a bunch of 50 and waste my time.” Well, the same applies here too. A planned and smaller family will be able to live much better than a big one with lesser resources.

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#WorldPopulationDay is trending on Twitter as well, and we thought of showing you the best of tweets! Insights, memes and everything in between!

1. That’s a pertinent question.

Today, you neither have enough buses, land, toilets, temples or even a sufficient piece of sky for 1.3 billion people. The only thing we can do is – are we going to adjust our population to the resource that we have? #WorldPopulationDay https://t.co/R7Z76QqVVE

— Sadhguru (@SadhguruJV) July 11, 2018

2. Um, that was funnily accurate.

If you are reading this on #WorldPopulationDay then you are part of the problem

— Knight Watchman (@watchman_knight) July 11, 2018

3. Take control ladies!

When a woman can plan her family, she can plan her life. #WPD2018 emphasizes that family planning is a human right. #WorldPopulationDay https://t.co/CbV5pxCBMb

— UN News (@UN_News_Centre) July 11, 2018

4. “That’s math I can’t even do!” –Phoebe Buffay

#WorldPopulationDay Thank you for your contribution towards world population day @laluprasadrjd ji ? pic.twitter.com/isAKGtkCXS

— Troll Hub (@tejasarcasm) July 11, 2018

5. Leave the vinegar to the pickle.

50 years ago, family planning was declared a human right. Yet, 59M people still use traditional methods that are unreliable & may be unsafe. See some examples on Wednesday's #WorldPopulationDay: https://t.co/hWtNXMW6Uh pic.twitter.com/xFNPAnZtDE

— United Nations (@UN) July 11, 2018

6. Flipkart got it right!

It's getting a little too crowded for everyone. We need to give this some thought before it's too late. #WorldPopulationDay pic.twitter.com/uBCvhucyny

— Flipkart (@Flipkart) July 11, 2018

7. Is that a train between people or am I imagining things?

Save The Earth From Population Explosion#WorldPopulationDay #FamilyPlanning pic.twitter.com/uIIzqk7dKN

— Amit Kumar (@AmitCurious) July 11, 2018

8. True that.

If Common Education till 14 yr,UCC, Population Control Law is not implemented then 1947 will be repeated before 2047. Atleast think about our next Gen.#WorldPopulationDay

— Prashant Patel Umrao (@ippatel) July 11, 2018

9. Only if the issue had more glitter.

Reminder on #WorldPopulationDay :Population is the mother of all problems in India.Poverty,unemployment,reservation,crime all are the byproducts of population.Still its the most ignored issue by politicians,writers,film makers.Because it lacks glamour&votes.

— Sudhir Chaudhary (@sudhirchaudhary) July 11, 2018

10. Ironic.

#WorldPopulationDay was aimed at creating awareness however it seems that people started to celebrate it ??

— Baba Yaga (@Baba_Yaaga) July 11, 2018

We hope people, especially politicians take up this issue seriously and implement suitable policies. After all, the aim is to live comfortably without squishing each other!