India will overtake China to become the world’s most populous nation by this summer.
The spokesperson added that China’s population peaked in late 2022 and has been declining since, while India’s population continues to grow.India’s population is not only larger than China, but also a lot younger, with 25% being in the 0-14 age group, 18% in the 10-19 group and 26% in the 10-24 group, compared to 17%, 12% and 18% respectively for China.News Peg
The shifting population dynamics come at a critical time for both India and China as the two Asian giants seek to become both regional and global economic leaders. China’sand declining birth rate have raised fears of a looming demographic crisis. This is likely to lead to a shrinking of its labor force, which could in turn have a significant impact on Beijing’s status as a major world power.
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