India

Nepalese See Benefits in Ties With India, China

Many view close links with China, improved relations with India as “good thing”

May 2, 2008
Nepal’s Maoists are reappraising the country’s relationships with its powerful neighbors. A Gallup Poll in Nepal reveals citizens see positives in better relations with China and India: 81% said close ties with China are good and 97% of those who see better relations with India said this is good.More ...
Gallup Glance Around the Globe

Gallup Glance Around the Globe

April 29, 2008
Data-driven insights into Americans' tax rebates, a proposed oil pipeline from Iran to India, rising food prices in the U.S., and the aborting of female fetuses in India.

Indians More Satisfied Than Chinese With Schools

Pattern persists across urban/rural areas and by gender

April 23, 2008
Despite China’s legendary educational system, more Indians (77%) than Chinese (66%) say they are satisfied with their schools -- an important factor as both economic giants continue to grow their well-educated workforces.More ...
Few Indians Aware of Nuclear Deal with U.S.

Few Indians Aware of Nuclear Deal with U.S.

March 26, 2008
As India and the United States attempt to finalize the nuclear deal they struck in 2005, Gallup reports that in 2007, just 22% of Indians were very or somewhat familiar with the proposed agreement.

Indians Unfamiliar With U.S. Nuclear Power Deal

Low awareness limits popular support for landmark agreement

March 26, 2008
The Indian government’s likelihood of reaching a broad political consensus on the stalled civilian nuclear technology agreement with the United States may be hampered by the fact that only about one in five Indians (22%) said they were very or somewhat familiar with the deal.More ...

Indians Amenable to Closer Relations With China

One-third say tighter Sino-Indian partnership would benefit India

January 28, 2008
The competitive and sometimes tense relationship between economic powerhouses China and India could be improving. Gallup polling in India reveals Indians are more amenable than hostile to closer ties with China, and see the country’s growing influence as beneficial to India.More ...

China and India: Economic Growth Affecting Well-Being Differently

Despite rapid economic growth in both countries, perceptions of personal well-being vary

September 20, 2007
China and India are experiencing great change as their economies grow and modernize. The Gallup World Poll has revealed that this rapid development in both countries appears to be having different effects on the well-being of each population.More ...
India's Economy

India's Economy

July 11, 2007
Indians are feeling positive about their country's economy.
U.S. in the World

U.S. in the World

July 9, 2007
How Americans think the outside world views the United States.

Does Social Change Begin in India's Classrooms?

Approval of non-traditional marriage rises with education level

February 7, 2007
The number of Indians who approve of non-traditional marital arrangements, such as marrying outside one's caste or religion, varies little by age -- but considerably by education level. Two-thirds of Indians with a college degree approve of people who marry someone of a lower social class, for instance, vs. 47% of those with a secondary education or less and 37% of those who have little formal education.More ...
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