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we're your weekly guide to the numbers in the news and in life and I'm Tim

Harford.

India's epic six-week election is into the final straight, but what kind of country

will the next government be leading? India recently became the country with the largest population in the world,

and over the decades Indians have experienced huge changes,

from everything from access to clean water

to the number of children born per woman.

But keeping track of these changes can be difficult in India

where it's hard for people to see public data in an accessible format.

Well, Rukmini S, a data communicator based in Chennai has an answer.

She's founded Data for India, a website that makes basic socioeconomic public data

easier to find and easier to understand.

Welcome back to more or less Rookmani. The first thing when I think of India for a long time we were used to

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