We have 1.5 billion people, which is really 18% of the world’s population, so one in every five people in the world is in India. The median age is 28 years, so we have a young population. This young demographic is a structural advantage that will stay with India for many decades, so I’m optimistic about India. If we take a short-term view, we are likely to miss opportunities. The Indian market has the potential to grow by more than three times our current levels over the next two decades.
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