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  mental well being Publication

  India’s Growth Story Has a Stress Problem

  Why Mental Well-being May Be Critical to Unlocking India's Demographic Dividend
  

  28.10.26
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  Health Survey

  India Ranks #3 Globally on Ipsos Quality of Care Perception Index, Reflecting Positive Views on Trust and Access

  As healthcare systems worldwide struggle with long waiting times, workforce shortages and declining public confidence, India stands out for the high levels of trust, perceived accessibility and optimism among its citizens. However, affordability remains the country's most pressing healthcare challenge.

  16.10.26
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  Healthcare Survey

  Ipsos Health Service Report 2026

  Since 2018, Ipsos has been tracking perceptions of the quality of healthcare systems, the biggest health issues and the biggest public health problems.

  09.10.26
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  Family Publication

  The Shift and the Stretch

  How are the shifting milestones and stretching life stages affecting how people live, spend, eat, and travel?

  06.10.26
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  Artificial Intelligence Publication

  The Chemistry of Better Decisions: Why Human Intelligence Still Matters in the AI Era

  Learn how leading organizations are using behavioural science, synthetic data, and AI to drive smarter, safer business decisions.

  05.10.26
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  What Worries the World Survey

  India Stands Apart in a World Marked by Caution: Ipsos What Worries the World September 2026 Report

  The survey highlights a divergence in public concerns, with jobs topping India's agenda and crime and violence leading global anxieties.

  05.10.26
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  Consumer Confidence Survey

  Consumer Sentiment among Urban Indians Recovers in September after Slipping in August: Ipsos GCCI India Report

  Performance across key sentiment drivers improved meaningfully in September, reflecting a broad-based recovery in consumer confidence following the softness observed in August.

  05.10.26
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  Trust in Professions Survey

  India Tops Ipsos Global Trustworthiness Index 2026

  Armed Forces, Scientists and Teachers Earn the Highest Public Trust
  India ranks as the world’s most trusting country among 31 markets surveyed. Confidence is highest in the Armed Forces, scientists, teachers and doctors, while politicians face the highest levels of distrust. Indians are also the most likely globally to trust AI chatbots, signalling a growing convergence of trust in human expertise and technology

  30.09.26
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  Consumer Behaviour Publication

  The Fringe Effect: Where Tomorrow's Growth Starts

  The next big growth opportunity may already exist, just not where you're looking.

  09.09.26
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  Education Survey

  India's Education Paradox: Ban Social Media & Smartphones, Embrace AI in Schools

  Ipsos Education Monitor 2026 reveals a nation that overwhelmingly supports banning social media for children under 14, while remaining one of the world's strongest advocates for AI in education. At the same time, Indians express exceptional confidence in education and greater optimism about young people's future than any other country surveyed.

  31.08.26
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  Infrastructures Survey

  Almost 7 in 10 Indians satisfied with country’s infrastructure

  India ranks 2nd in pecking order on infra satisfaction;
  
  Indians choose Water Supply, Solar Energy, EV Charging and Digital Infrastructure as India's Top Investment Priorities;
  
  Indians back same infrastructure priorities shaping India's future economy, highlighting growing alignment between citizen preferences and the country's development agenda.
  
  

  30.08.26