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Indians among world’s most progressive on gender equality and unbiased views toward gender stereotypes: Ipsos IWD 2025 Global Survey
Ipsos interviewed 24,269 people online between December 20, 2024 and January 3, 2025 in 30 countries
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Asia Pacific open to digital and reform transformation, but concerned about pace of change: can business and government leaders guide the change revolution? Ipsos Understanding Asia
The report leverages data released from the 8th edition of Ipsos’ Global Trends report, titled "In search of a new consensus: from tension to intention". Ipsos’ Global Trends report – is the largest public survey in its history, with 50,000 people interviewed across 50 markets.
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Ipsos unveils Ipsos Global Trends 2024 providing lowdown on shifting consumer attitudes and values and implications they hold for businesses and brands
World’s broadest survey covering 74% of world’s population and 90% of global GDP
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Urban Indians rate the education system high on quality, resources and facilities and career-oriented learning: Ipsos Global Education Monitor 2024
Axis shifts to Asia Pacific for best education centres including India
73% citizens want social media banned for children aged under 14 years, both inside and outside of schools
1 in 2 citizens want smartphones banned in schools
Inadequate teacher training, unequal access to education and security & safety, biggest challenges in education system
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Bigger expectation from govt in creating jobs and boosting economy than stopping and reducing crime - Ipsos Global Advisor Attitudes on Crime & Law Enforcement
India tops global countries with 77% citizens satisfied with the ability of law enforcers in stopping violent crimes from happening
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Happiness levels remain high in June 2024 with 77% citizens claiming to be happy, like in previous month: Ipsos IndiaBus Happiness Monitor
Citizens of tier1, east, north and west zone, full time parents & homemakers, 45+ age group & with low education emerge happiest
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Uptick in happiness in May, as full time parents/ homemakers & females display major surge in happiness - Ipsos IndiaBus Happiness Monitor
The survey also captured happiness across a host of parameters and interestingly for most of the parameters, citizens reported an increase in happiness over the previous month.
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Women politicians and business leaders perceived to be as capable as their male counterparts - Ipsos Global Attitudes towards Women’s Leadership Survey
62% urban Indians believe a man who stays at home to look after his children is less of a man
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1 in 4 Urban Indians report rise in crime and violence in their neighborhood in last 12 months: Views on Crime or Violence & Law Enforcement around the world – A 29 country Ipsos Global Advisor Study
3 in 5 Indians confident about law enforcement agencies in forestalling violent crimes from happening
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84% Urban Indians say they are happy; India ranks 4th in happiness among 32 countries: Ipsos Global Happiness Survey (Life Satisfaction across the world)
Personal relationships, knowledge, love, social status, being close to nature, fitness, economic health of country make Indians happy.