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India

The world's most populous country through geography: Himalayas, Gangetic plain, Deccan and the monsoon; languages and states; the 1991 reforms and services-led growth; the jobs and manufacturing challenge; and its strategic position between China, Pakistan and the Indian Ocean.

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Prereqs: Rivers, ports & trade; Monsoons and climate. Next: East Asia: Japan & Korea; Southeast Asia. Sources: World Bank India data; UN World Population Prospects; Arvind Subramanian & others on India's growth model.
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