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India's share of the world economy, 1850 to 2022
In 1850 India produced a seventh of the world's output. By 1950 its share had fallen to one twenty fourth. The climb back is still under way.
India's population pyramid, 2024 and 2050
Today India's widest bands are people in their late teens and early twenties. By 2050 the pyramid turns into a column and the over 65s double their share.
The real size of countries
Greenland and Congo cover almost the same area. On the map in your school atlas, Greenland looks 15 times bigger. Here is why.
India's big cats, counted
Tigers have more than doubled since 2006. Gir's lions have crossed 890. Leopards number nearly 14,000. The latest official count for every big cat in India.