India is the second most populous country and is projected to have more people than any other country by 2050. Describe three aspects of Indian people, culture, and economy. How might life change in India if its current condition of its economy continues?
What will be an ideal response?
Most of the population lives on less than two dollars a day, about half are underweight and malnourished, less than half complete secondary school, about 50% of women and 75% of men are literate, and most live in rural areas. However, it is a developing country that is quickly becoming a leader in the global economy in manufacturing, telecommunications, and services. The economic growth they see today is projected to make India a world leader in economic production by 2050, so the Indian people may experience the shifts in culture and lifestyle that come with that economic growth.
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