India's population of elderly people will more than double by 2050 ,read full detail

 Not only Japan, China and European countries, India, which is called the youngest country in the world, also needs preparations for its aging population. A new UN report states that by 2050, the number of elderly people above 65 years in India's population will more than double from now. While the population of the elderly in China will double during the same period.

It has been said in the report that there is still a lot of time for India's population to increase, but China is facing its consequences. There has been a shortfall of 4.1 crore people in its workforce. This is equivalent to the entire population of Germany. It is expected to decrease further 2040

By 2016, the proportion of elderly people over 65 in China's population will exceed that of youth under 25. By 2050, this population will increase to 30%. The report says that both India and China need to prepare for social security.

When the population of young people who can take care of the elderly is less, then the situation will be worse. One-third of the world's population lives in these two countries. That's why it will be difficult if the health care and insurance to meet the goals of sustainable.