Why India's economy is growing quickly?

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  As China’s economic growth slows, people are looking for the next big driver of growth. And India seems to fit the bill.  The IMF estimates that India will be the fastest-growing major economy in the world this year, which is why companies like Walmart are paying top dollar for business deals in India. It’s projected to expand by 7.4%, putting it ahead of China. So, what’s driving India’s growth? India has a population of 1.3 billion, making it the second-most populous country in the world. It’s on track to grow faster, even surpassing China’s population by 2024. And that big population is also really young. India is on track to reap a handsome demographic dividend. This effect happens when a country’s working-age population is larger than the non-working-age population. By 2050, India is expected to have a working population of more than one billion. While many Asian countries are aging, India’s population has a median age of only 27.3 years, compared to China’s 37.6 and Ja...

Covid-19 In India



 The Indian capital Delhi has extended

its lockdown for another week as the 
country set a global record for daily 
coronavirus infections for a fourth day 
in a row 
just under 350 000 new cases were 
reported in the last 24 hours 
prime minister Narendra Modi said that I
ndia had been shaken by a storm 
and called on people to get vaccinated 
simon jones has this report 
patients continue to arrive at hospitals 
struggling to breathe 
needing urgent treatment but the health 
system is close to collapse 
almost three hundred and fifty thousand 
new cases in the latest daily figures 
another record this man is desperate to 
find help for his sister in Delhi 
i've been trying non-stop for three days 
from one hospital to another 
i've never seen anything so terrible 
ever in my life 
what's needed above all is oxygen 
patients are dying 
because it's running out 
but these are the scenes inside man 
hospitals pushed to their limits 
the world health organization says the 
situation in India 
is a devastating reminder of what 
coronavirus can do 
and doctors are feeling the strain it's 
been 20 years or so i've been into this 
profession and 
i've never seen this kind of a pricey 
situation and i hope that nobody else 
sees it 
and we never see it again because the 
kind of 
numbers are there the lack of 
infrastructure 
we are facing the supplies and 
the physical stress because it's a 
highly contagious illness 
so the healthcare workers are also 
getting infected so it 
it is acting as a double whammy as well 
as having problem 
from the manpower as well as the supply 
so it is a very very difficult scenario 
at this plant in the state of uttar 
pradesh hospital staff are among those 
queuing up 
trying to get supplies of oxygen the g
overnment says it's distributing it to 
some of the hardest hit areas 
using the train and also the plane 
the air force has been called in to help 
customs duties on imports of medical 
grade oxygen have been axed to try to 
boost the availability 
but critics say it's too little too late 
earlier this year the government thought 
it had beaten the virus 
with cases falling vaccines were being 
exported 
and the health minister said India was 
in the end game of the pandemic 
but the emergence of new variants a 
well as mass gatherings 
has completely changed the picture the 
us is promising additional support to 
India to tackle what it's calling an 
horrific 
outbreak with record numbers of new 
cases and deaths  
there will be many tough days ahead.

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