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Reasons for Migration : The causes of migration are usually grouped into push factors (reasons people leave their home) and pull factors. Migration happens when people move from one place to another, either within a country (internal migration) or across countries (international migration).
1. Economic Causes
2. Social Causes
3. Political Causes
4. Environmental Causes
5. Cultural Causes
🏃‍♀️‍➡️ Migration has both positive and negative consequences
Positive:
Reduced unemployment and pressure on resources
Migrants may send back remittances (money), boosting the local economy
Skills and knowledge gained abroad can benefit the home country if migrants return.
Negative:
Brain drain (loss of skilled workers and professionals)
Decline in working-age population
Families may be separated, causing social challenges

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✍ Questions asked in UPSC Examine the causes and consequences of forced migration of population in the present context. (2017)

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