Future of India Clearly, the resiliency and aspiration in India are major contributors to any success present or in the future. Considering the massive population India has, many factors could affect the future of the country such as further addressing and investing in health and human services with immediate attention in the large impoverished populations, creating adequate infrastructure, and possibly diversifying the job market further. Indeed, their economy has rapidly increased within recent years and there is plenty of potential for more positive changes in the coming years. Naturally, the first thing to stand out is the major inequalities among the people in general. Amidst the hustle and bustle of the markets was extremely low living standards; while in the suburbs shown via the video are business campuses, food shops, normal roads, and sidewalks. Honestly speaking, it is like night and day; the less developed areas appear more of a public health nightmare in terms of the massive population in such close proximity without running water and waste management to aid with sanitation. Investing in the health and education of the country should be a priority of government in India to improve the success overall not just in specific locations. Certainly, the whole country does not need to be taken over and converted to concrete and roadway but modernizing basic human and health services will greatly impact achieving future goals. An additional factor is the necessity of expanding education opportunities for the majority of the population and not select groups. According to Appendix B in the textbook, the literacy percentage is 68.6 for males and a mere 42.1 for females which seems opposite of how the video portrayed India to have better academics (De Blij, Muller, & Nijman, 2012). Nevertheless, literacy is a crucial part of economic growth of a country