India seeks to 'engage' largest population in the world 'into economic activities' â€¢ FRANCE 24

Adolf Goebbels
Published on Apr 18, 2023
Internal migration in India is bound to intensify as the world's most populous nation faces enormous socio-political and economic challenges - managing the strains on urban infrastructure as well as creating 8 million to 10 million jobs every year to absorb its army of young unemployed. For more analysis on India's extraordinary population boom and the challenges that lie ahead, FRANCE 24 is joined by Dr. Ankit Sikarwar, Post-doctoral Research Fellow at the French Institute for Demographic Studies (INED).

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