A Modi Effect? Confidence in National Institutions Increases

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September 14, 2015

The Modi Bounce

A Modi Effect? Confidence in National Institutions Increases

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The Modi Bounce
Since 2013, Spike in Indians’ Assessments of Both Their Country Conditions and Their Leader
Overwhelmingly Favorable View of BJP
Indians’ Views of Their Economy, 2015
Majorities of Congress Supporters Approve of Modi on Issues, Except Communal Relations
BJP Leads Congress in Both Urban and Rural Areas
Modi Popular across the Indian Demographic Spectrum
Modi Most Favored, Rahul Gandhi Greater Rise in Support
Indians Pleased with Modi’s Handling of U.S.-India Relations
Strong Approval of Modi’s Handling of a Range of Domestic Issues
Indians Increasingly Positive about Trajectory of Country and Economy
India’s Institutions in Good Standing with Public in 2015
Air Pollution, Schools and Health Care Seen as Growing Problems
U.S. Seen Most Favorably, Pakistan Viewed Least Favorably
Indians Overwhelmingly View U.S. as Economic Partner
Indians’ Confidence in World Leaders on the Rise
Climate Change Tops Indians’ International Concerns
Pakistan Seen as India’s Biggest Threat

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