The graphs depict the difference between the Indian and French populations , depending on the gender and the generation, and how it is distributed.
Overall
, we can see in France that the younger bracket is well distributed , and there is not a big difference in percentage. For India, it is like a triangle; the more the age, the less there is spread for women and men. Linking Words
By contrast
, the French population is more diverse; between the two categories, for India, it is very symmetrical.
In France , from 35-year-olds to 0 is quite well proportioned between females and males. In general, they represent 4 per cent of the structure of France. Linking Words
Then
the seniors from 70 years old to 85 and up are mostly females. But the trend is not respected because the variation is high; in fact, the 5-10 year olds compose less than the newborns ( 0-5) , and there are many cases like Linking Words
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For India, the situation is very symmetrical and shows almost a perfect triangle. The younger cohort is more present than the older category. Linking Words
Moreover
, it turns out that the Indian society is younger than the French one. The pyramid formed is for every age except the 70 and up category.Linking Words