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Why a Nagaland minister's witty tweet on population control is a getting a thumbs up

Name: Why a Nagaland minister's witty tweet on population control is a getting a thumbs up
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Description: Nagaland minister Temjen Imna Along's witty solution for keeping India's population in check is getting many laughs on social media.

Nagaland minister Temjen Imna Along's witty solution for keeping India's population in check is getting many laughs on social media.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Why a Nagaland minister's witty tweet on population control is a getting a thumbs up

Nagaland minister Temjen Imna Along's witty solution for keeping India's population in check is getting many laughs on social media.

On the occasion of World Population Day, Along urged people to be sensible towards the issues of population growth and inculcate informed choices on childbearing.

While this seems like a perfectly thoughtful tweet, the line that followed had everyone floored.

He invited the citizens to 'stay single' like him to control population growth and contribute towards a sustainable future.

Also watch: India to surpass China as world’s most populous nation in 2023: UN report

'On the occasion of #WorldPopulationDay, let us be sensible towards the issues of population growth and inculcate informed choices on child bearing. Or #StaySingle like me and together we can contribute towards a sustainable future. Come join the singles movement today,' the minister tweeted.