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India and Modi: The Honeymoon Continues
Indians want to deal with own problems, but willing to compromise with allies
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- India and Modi: The Honeymoon Continues
- Wave of good feeling in India about Modi, economy, direction of country
- Indians on India’s place in the world
- Modi, BJP quite popular, as are the Gandhis and the Indian National Congress party
- Generally strong support for Modi’s handling of problems
- Deep partisan divide in views of Modi, his leadership style and how he handles issues
- Indians quite concerned about China
- Indians, Americans and Europeans differ in their views of their country’s role in the world
- Rising public contentment with India’s direction
- Economy seen as doing well, getting better
- Indians continue to expect next generation to be better off
- Crime, unemployment, corrupt officials seen as top domestic issues in India
- Plurality in India wants action on air pollution
- Indians name climate change and ISIS as top international threats
- Modi seen positively across demographic groups
- Views of Sonia, Rahul Gandhi improving
- Gap in views of BJP, INC narrowing
- Modi generally seen in a positive light
- Partisan divide on Modi performance
- Views of Modi’s handling of issues
- Indians approve of Modi’s dealings with the U.S., but not with Pakistan
- Indians see India playing rising role on world stage
- Indians’ mixed views of other countries
- BJP supporters more worried about China than Congress adherents
- Indians hold positive view of Obama, but majorities don’t express opinion on Clinton or Trump
- Indians want to deal with own problems, but willing to compromise with allies
- Indians support use of military force against terrorism
- Indians support increased defense spending
- Partisan divide on Modi performance