Urban Indians think Covid situation in India is improving but worry about their personal finances
Yougov’s Covid19 Consumer Monitor reveals changing consumer sentiment during the pandemic
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More than a third of urban Indians would self-medicate if they showed Covid symptoms
More than half take homemade immunity boosters or follow home remedies as preventive measures against the virus
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Staff vaccination & safe dining experience are top priorities to dine-in or order from a restaurant
Most urban Indians are unlikely to dine out till the pandemic is over or they are vaccinated
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Concerns about personal health soar as India battles the second wave of Covid
YouGov’s Covid-19 public monitor shows changing public sentiment around the virus since last year
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Covid-19 Consumer Monitor
Given the unprecedented nature of the pandemic and the profound changes it is causing, Brands need to be aware of how consumers’ lifestyle and ...
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Opinion of government handling the Covid crisis has worsened since April 2020
YouGov’s Covid-19 Public Monitor shows public sentiment around the virus since last year
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An increasing number of urban Indians are ready to take the Covid-19 vaccination
YouGov data shows hesitancy around taking the jab is on the decline and more people are willing to take the vaccination now
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Majority of urban Indians willing to take Covid-19 vaccine but many will wait before taking the jab
Although a majority are keen to get vaccinated, concern about the safety and efficacy of the vaccine is common among residents
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Indians fear levels are increasing as India re-opens
From fear of the coronavirus disease to losing their jobs, YouGov’s global COVID-19 tracker shows that Indians are getting increasingly anxious about both health ...
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Only 1 in 3 Indians think the Covid relief economic package will make India self-reliant
Although urban Indians widely support the Covid relief package, only a third believe it will help actualise the idea of a self-reliant India
