Women

Do you ever wish you could go back to the past and give yourself advice? Well, 50 women of Ipsos India shared the advice they would give their younger selves this International Women's Day!

62% urban Indians believe a man who stays at home to look after his children is less of a man

Ipsos global survey on International Women's Day 2023 - interesting insights about Asians and global citizens

4 in 10 Urban Indians say childcare and other caring responsibilities have impacted their career prospects - Ipsos International Women’s Day 2022 Survey;
3 in 4 believe a lot of work in India has been done to provide women equal rights as men;
Sexual harassment, sexual violence & domestic abuse emerge top issues facing women globally & locally

Global citizens take a stronger stand on online abuse vis-à-vis urban Indians: Ipsos International Women’s Day Survey 2022

Urban Indians hold conservative views on Abortion – 39% say abortion should be permitted whenever a woman wants it; 1 in 4 say abortion be permitted only in certain circumstances.
27-country survey finds nearly half say abortion should be permitted whenever a woman wants one, and one quarter say it should be allowed only in certain circumstances

Close gender pay gap, exhort 4 in 10 urban Indians; 6 in 10 want transparency in salaries of those at same level: Ipsos-Global Institute for Women’s Leadership, International Women’s Day 2021. COVID 19 recovery should address violence and abuse of women, feel 1 in 3 urban Indians; 1 in 3 support flexible work practices like work from home & working part time. 73% urban Indians say their employer supported them during the pandemic

According to a new global survey by Ipsos in 25 countries, at least 3 in 5 Indians (63%) favour legalization of Abortion in India. While 1 in 4 (24%) were not in favour of legalization of abortion.

By Pallavi Mathur Lal, Senior Client Officer, Ipsos in India.