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The image shows a line graph of changes in the population of India and China from 2000 to 2050. India is represented by a diamond shape and China by a circle. In 2000, India's population was around 1 billion and China's was around 1,250 million. By 2010, India's increased to about 1,150 million and China's to about 1,300 million. In 2020, India's population reached 1,300 million and China's 1,400 million. By 2030, India's is expected to reach 1,450 and China's 1,500 million. In 2040, India's population will be about 1,550 million and China's 1,550 million. By 2050, India's population will surpass China's, with India reaching almost 1,700 million and China decreasing to 1,500 million. The source is the United Nations Population Division - Medium variant.
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The line graph displays the changes in population in India and China from 2000 to 2050.
Overall, the population of India is projected to be greater than that of China in 2050 and predicts China’s population to go down from 2030 to 2050.
To begin, In the year 2000 China had more population density than India, which was at around 1.25 billion and 1 billion, respectively. However, after 2000, India’s population started rapidly growing, which reached at just below 1.2 billion in 2010, whereas, China saw an increase of more or less 0.1 billion from 2000 to 2010, which was lower compared to India’s population growth.
India is projected to eventually catch up with China in 2030, resulting in same population density of around 1.45 billion. While India’s population is set to grow even more from 2030, reaching up to 1.6 billion in 2050, China’s population is estimated to go down from 2030 to just below 1.4 billion in 2050.
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