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India, country Populated with 1,27 millards of inhabitant with New Deli as capital, India is the second country the most populated behind China.

India is a very diverse country on the ethnic, linguistic and religious plan.

This country knows a fast development, but this development is the consequence of numerous economic and social contrast.

In economic India numerous sectors developed digging so some more of gap between rich and poor.

Indeed the biggest and the branches of industry in India are the agriculture, the textile, the technology, but also the tourism.

These last years the tourism and the technologies are sectors with the biggest economic growth.

Numerous tourists come in India for for the traditions of the country but also for its monuments as Taj Mahal.

India attracts many multinationals which commits the workers who speak English and who cost much less dear when Europe.

The success of the high-tech industries attracts of numerous Indians who return in their native country.

This phenomenon is called " brain game " which is the result of an increase of the number of middle-class potential consumer.

However not far from the places of tourism and the heavy industries is still of numerous shanty town with an important poverty.

This day 35 % of the population lives with only 1 dollar a day.

The poverty in India is very visible in streets because of numerous shanty town.

In these shanty towns the life is very hard because there is no tap water, no electricity, no toilet, little food, and a lot of corruption.

Many children suffer from malnutrition.

In cities 60 % of the inhabitants have no access is clean toilets and 20 % in the campaign.

The fast growth of India and thus responsible for one more wide gap between the rich and the poor people which is very well visible in streets.

In spite of the modernization technology of India it remains a traditional society divided into caste, that is every person belongs to a "category" of nobody from the birth.

A person belongs to the same class as his parents and it is normally impossible to change caste.

There are 5 different castes: brahmin ( the priests), the kshatriya ( the warriors), the vaishya ( the storekeepers), the sundra and the last class compound of the poorest people which makes the most horrible works such as take care of dead animals: the untouchable.

This system of caste is a part of India traditional, and in spite of the efforts of the government to remove these disparities, the society does not change.