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The image depicts a line graph illustrating population growth in India and China from 2000 to 2050; in 2000, India's population is approximately 1,000 million, while China's is about 1,269 million; in 2010, India stands at roughly 1,206 million versus China's approximately 1,354 million; by 2020, India reaches around 1,413 million, with China slightly lower at about 1,428 million; predictions for 2030 show India at nearly 1,511 million, surpassing China's estimate of around 1,439 million; projections for 2040 indicate India at approximately 1,561 million and China at about 1,416 million; by 2050, India's forecast is about 1,600 million compared to China at roughly 1,400 million.
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The line graph demonstrates the number of people living in India and China between 2000 and 2050 with estimited growth.
Overall, it can been clearly seen from the given graph that India will have the greatest population growth in the upcoming years.
To begin with, in 2000 India was at 1,000 billions people, this number was gradully increased over the years. Moreover, the number of population is estimated to reach up to 1,600 billions in 2050.
However, China stood at around 1,250 billions people in 2000. Afterward, the number slightly increased and expected to reach the peak in 2030 and then it will be slightly decreased again over the upcoming years.
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