A majority of Indians think theirs is a tea-drinking nation
Although all generations believe this, many young adults feel coffee is gaining ground in India
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A majority of Indian millennials think they had a better childhood than their successors
Research into their preferences shows that they’re nostalgic about the 90s content and want to bring it back in today’s time
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Most Indians would seek professional help for mental health issues but stigma still exists for many
Women are more likely than men to seek expert help while men tend to be more embarrassed to address their mental health issues
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Over 30% LGBTQ+ members are finding love through dating apps
Although there is an interest to find love, being able to love the person of their choice is still a challenge for many
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Majority of Indians think their smart device is spying on them
Research into how people feel about technology reveals that many also have concerns about data privacy and cyber terrorism
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Are Indians getting a whiff of fresh air?
Perceptions around the quality of air in India have improved in the last six months
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India or Australia: Who will reclaim the World Cup in 2019?
In a survey of six countries who would be competing for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019, India, Australia and England stand the greatest ...
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Are ‘Digi-moms’ the new targets for tech companies?
Mothers in India are becoming adopters of technology, with young moms emerging as the more tech-savvy mothers
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Will Jon Snow win the Game of Thrones?
Fans across countries are rooting for the White Wolf
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Indians are twice more likely to exercise than diet to stay healthy
While 1 in 2 currently exercise to stay healthy, 1 in 10 intend on starting soon
