As India overtakes China as the world’s most populous country, Indians remain mostly optimistic about the quality of life that their children and grandchildren can expect in the future. More than three-quarters of people in India agree that future generations will have a higher quality of life than we do today, with Millennials expressing the most optimism.
However, while Millennial Indians have grown up witnessing improvements in many areas that perhaps have inspired a more positive outlook, younger Indians that are part of Gen Z tend to be notably less enthusiastic.
Source: GlobeScan Radar report (survey of 983 people in the general public in India in June ‒ July 2022)
