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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 above graph shows the population of India and China from the year 2000 to the present day with projections for growth to the 2050.
In the year 2000,India had a population of around 1000(in billions) and China had a residents of around 1250(in billions).In 2005,there is a slight increase in India’s populace i.e; around 1100,China’s society had been increased to over 1300.In present day china is more populated than india.But in 2030 there is a projection of same population in both the countries that is around 1420(in billions).After 2030,according to projections India may overtake China in terms of residents.In 2050,India will have a populace of around 1600 and China will have a decrease in populace to 1400.
In conclusion,according to the metrics,the population in India will have a rise after 2030 and China will have a slight decline after 2031 in populace.Due to rise in society both countries will have a great competition.
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