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Business News/Topic/ Yougov Mint Cpr Millennial Survey

YOUGOV-MINT-CPR MILLENNIAL SURVEY

A biannual survey by Mint in association with survey partner YouGov India and Delhi-based think tank Centre for Policy Research. First held in 2018, the survey aims to examine the aspirations, anxieties, and attitudes of India’s digital natives. Methodology details here: https://bit.ly/3NBu6b3.

Young Indians are largely unsure whether to rejoice or bemoan India becoming the most populous country, even at a time of zealous nationalism, (Pradeep Gaur/Mint )

The population puzzle: What Indians feel

6 min read . 15 Aug 2023

Millennials and post-millennials can make or break consumer-facing industries; remember that in 2019, finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman blamed this generation for a slump in car sales because they allegedly preferred ride-hailing apps.

Urban millennials in India have had much to reveal in five years

4 min read . 29 Aug 2023

Urban Indians have become more vocal in their politics. (File Photo: AFP)

In charts: Political fissures alive, no consensus in sight

4 min read . 28 Aug 2023

The BJP’s stable support base is shaped by Modi’s popularity. (HT_PRINT)

In charts: BJP hold intact, viable Opposition not emerging

4 min read . 23 Aug 2023

Awareness and concerns about the climate crisis are high among Indians with certain demographic variations, according to the findings of a survey. (File Photo: AFP)

Climate risk finds high awareness in urban India: Survey

3 min read . 14 Aug 2023

Nearly two-thirds of the respondents to the survey held in June ranked their immediate family in the top two groups of people they consider to be their community

Urban Indians want to keep diversity away from family, finds survey

4 min read . 14 Aug 2023

Traditional views are gradually waning in urban India, indicating a significant social shift in attitude over marriage, family and parental responsibilities.

Marriage, kids not on top of mind for most urban Indians, finds survey

4 min read . 14 Aug 2023

The survey found that nearly half of urban Indians believe that with right policy-making, India can turn its high population into an asset. (Bloomberg)

Over 40% urban Indians indifferent to 'most populous' tag, finds survey

4 min read . 14 Aug 2023

How India spends, travels, invests, in five charts

4 min read . 06 Mar 2023

Indians no closer to finding a viable Opposition

4 min read . 06 Mar 2023

Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar. File photo: AFP

How politics is shaping stardom and cinema in India

4 min read . 01 Mar 2023

Around 40% of the respondents to the survey said they identified the most with the ruling party, up from 36% in mid-2022 and 38% in late 2021 (Photo: HT)

Political divides sharpen as 2024 election nears

4 min read . 27 Feb 2023

In 2023, your remote work comes at a cost

4 min read . 22 Feb 2023

Photo: Bloomberg

Optimism is back but inflation casts a shadow

4 min read . 20 Feb 2023

Fresh off its decisive victory in Punjab, the AAP seems to be capturing public imagination more than before. Photo: Reuters

The striking rise of AAP's popularity in urban India

4 min read . 25 Aug 2022

A narrower majority (56%) says the digital phenomenon has enriched their lives..

Most are happy with digital world, except these Indians

4 min read . 18 Aug 2022

Illustration: Jayachandran

India@75 special: A portrait of the evolving Indian

6 min read . 15 Aug 2022

One in every four (26%) respondents picked Narendra Modi as their most favoured prime minister in history in the latest round of the YouGov-Mint-CPR Millennial Survey (Photo: ANI)

India@75 survey: Modi the most popular PM ever, Nehru second

3 min read . 14 Aug 2022

The younger, and small-town Indians are more likely to expect the government to support cash transfers for the poor and provide jobs (Photo: Mint)

India@75 survey: Indians favour policy push for rural development, govt jobs

3 min read . 14 Aug 2022

On average, respondents believe that Nehru and Gandhi were over-credited, whereas Bose and Patel were seen as significantly under-credited. Ambedkar was at a more neutral point (Photo: Hindustan Times)

India@75 survey: Patel, Bose seen as unsung; Nehru, Gandhi as over-credited

3 min read . 14 Aug 2022