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The image depicts population data in millions for India and China from 2000 to 2050; in 2000, India's population is approximately 1,000 million and China's is about 1,275 million; by 2010, India reaches around 1,200 million and China increases slightly above 1,300 million; in 2020, India is at approximately 1,350 million while China is roughly 1,350 million as well; projections for 2030 show India at around 1,500 million and the China at slightly below 1,440 million; by 2040, India is expected to be slightly above 1,600 million and China around 1,420 million; in 2050, India's population projects just below 1,700 million and China's population slightly below 1,400 million.
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The line graph compares the populations of India and China from 2000 to the present day, with projections up to 2050.
Overall, both countries have experienced steady population growth, but while India’s population is expected to keep rising, China’s will level off and decline slightly after 2030. India is predicted to overtake China as the most populous country around that time.
In 2000, China’s population stood at roughly 1.25 billion, significantly higher than India’s 1 billion. Over the following two decades, both figures increased gradually, with China reaching about 1.4 billion and India climbing to just below that level by 2020.
Looking ahead, India’s population is forecast to continue increasing sharply, surpassing China’s in 2030 and reaching around 1.6 billion by 2050. In contrast, China’s population is projected to peak at approximately 1.45 billion before dropping to nearly 1.3 billion at the end of the period.
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