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54% Indians are interested in the Royal Wedding: Ipsos Global Survey Queen Elizabeth II & Prince Harry most liked British Royals

While the royal wedding between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle is underway, according to a global survey by Ipsos on the Royal Wedding, at least 54% Indians (highest across all markets surveyed) say that they are interested in the royal wedding.

 “The interest in the royal nuptials will be more an urban phenomenon in India,” Says Monica Gangwani, executive director, Ipsos Healthcare

And which are the most loved British Royals?

Indians live Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Harry and Prince of Wales Prince Charles the most.

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