Consumer insights


Happiness Survey

In the oyster of happiness – Ipsos annual Happiness Monitor reveals what makes Indians happy – on International Day of Happiness 2025

March 20th marks the International Day of Happiness when citizens across the world celebrate happiness as the fundamental human goal. And to make happiness all pervasive, this year’s theme is about fostering the spirit of, Caring and Sharing. And to see how India is doing on happiness and has done in the last one year, we aggregated the happiness scores for the past one year.

Indians, South Koreans and Japanese least satisfied with their love life: Ipsos Love Life Satisfaction Survey

The Ipsos Love Life Satisfaction 2025 - a 30-country global survey among 23,765 adults, to mark Valentine's Day.
Global Trends Survey

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.
Shopper Survey

3 in 4 tier3 citizens prefer instore shopping: Ipsos IndiaBus Shopping Fiesta Survey

Most urban citizens across demographics prefer instore shopping, except SEC A which prefers a combo of online and instore mode
Happiness Survey

2 in 3 Indians claim to be happy in August 2024, despite a significant drop in happiness levels for 2 months consecutively: Ipsos IndiaBus Happiness Monitor

Citizens in the west zone (88%) & tier 1 (85%) cities are the happiest; the East Zone has seen a major drop in happiness due to unrest in Kolkata and Manipur & vagaries of weather
Generations Survey

Low awareness among Indians about generations’ labels & their own cohort: Ipsos Generations Report 2024

One-size-fits-all may not work for brands and could lead to missing business opportunities

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