"India's Wealthy Grapple with Rising Health Crisis"

India's economic growth has led to a surge in lifestyle diseases such as diabetes, heart disease, and obesity, with nearly 500 million people expected to develop these conditions by 2030. The shift towards sedentary lifestyles, processed foods, and increased tobacco and alcohol consumption has contributed to this health crisis, affecting even younger individuals. As incomes rise, so does the prevalence of these illnesses, reflecting a global pattern seen in other developing economies. Proactive measures, including public health campaigns and workplace wellness programs, are needed to address the root causes and promote healthy lifestyles amidst India's economic prosperity.