Correlation of Industrialisation and Pesticides with Cancer in Indian States: The Data Analysis

There are numerous potential causes of cancer in human bodies, albeit not all of them have conclusive proof. However, the list of reasons encompasses heredity, ageing, working conditions, sunlight, alcohol, chemical pesticides, ignorance, risky cosmetics, some drugs, smoking, stress, and pollution. The industrial and agricultural states that make up the country of India, have certain predominate elements present everywhere, which have variable impacts on the human body. In the current study, the aim is to analyze the relationship between industrialization, pesticide usage and cancer occurrences in the Indian States for identifying the demographic factors that may be causing the disease. A variety of statistical methods and models are used to investigate how closely some of these traits are associated with cancer. All of the analyses that had been carried out, indicated that chemical pesticides and industry have a significant contribution in the spread of cancer. In addition to providing statistics, the research will pave the path for the implementation of steps to reduce cancer rates.