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01 Jul 2021

Taal Thok Ke: Pew Research Centre Survey- India is a tolerant, largely conservative country

According to the Pew Research Centre survey, India is a tolerant, largely conservative country and Indians are deeply devout people.

19 Mar 2021

COVID-19 pushed 32 million Indians out of the middle class: Report

Nearly 57 million people had joined the middle-income group between 2011 and 2019, says Pew research. India's tally of 11.47 million is the highest after the United States and Brazil.

10 Jan 2019

Fear of cyberattack widespread in US: Pew survey

In the United States, just over half of Americans 53 per cent thought their country was prepared to handle a major cyberattack whereas In Russia, 67 per cent believed their nation was ready for such attack.

PM Narendra Modi

08 Dec 2017

How Indians see Pakistan? New study reveals glaring statistics

72 per cent of Indians in a study with 2,464 respondents were found with an 'unfavourable' opinion about Pakistan.

02 Mar 2017

'India will be home to world's largest Muslim population by 2050'

By 2050 India will be the country with the world's largest Muslim population, as per a research.

27 May 2016

Facebook most preferred among US citizens to get news

Facebook is by far the largest social networking site, reaching 67 percent of US adults. The two-thirds of Facebook users who get news there, then, amount to 44 percent of the general population, said the survey from the Pew Research Centre, conducted in association with the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.

Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant

27 Nov 2015

Muslim-majority countries 'hate' Islamic State, see it as threat to their community

As per a report publish in The Independent, a new poll says that since Muslims have been their primary victims, ISIS are seen as a threat to their communities across the Arab world.

04 Oct 2015

Smartphones, Facebook crucial to teen romance: Study

Smartphones and Facebook play a key role in teenage romance - from flirting to eventual break-ups, according to a new US study.

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