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India's problems really aren't population-based anyway, as much as they are coordination of infrastructure and the slow industrialization process. Even successful population control systems (which China's very much weren't) wouldn't necessarily help them much.

At any rate, we're slowly approaching the point where the biggest asset for future nations is going to be population size (like it's been for most of human history). Once "third world" nations industrialize to the point of parity (which China has mostly already done and which India is doing), having the larger population pool is going to be the key to global socio-economic power, so they'd almost be better off not trying to curb population at all.
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