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Why Nirmala Sitharaman Is Wrong to Say Growing Muslim Population Means All Is Well

The finance minister evoked the debunked bogey of high Muslim population growth rates. She, however, did not note that Indian Muslims are facing a severe crisis of under-representation, especially in public life.

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India population: The country may the world s populous, but experts are not too worried

The country can reap the demographic dividend of a large and young population, provided timely measures are taken to improve education and healthcare.

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Economic Dividend or Disadvantage as India Becomes World s Most Populous Country This Year

Experts say with only about 5% of the country’s workforce having formal skills training, India needs to improve access to quality education

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As India debates demographics, small mountain state Sikkim wants more babies

Sikkim has India’s lowest fertility rate and wants families to have three children

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India faces deepening demographic divide as it prepares to overtake China as the world s most populous country | India

India’s entrenched north-south divide is growing as its population changes, with serious social and political consequences

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