What makes India the happiest country in the world

In today’s complex world, while Gen Z seem to be the happiest lot, the Gen Z men are happier than women, as per the Ipsos India’s Happiness Index 2025 report.

Among Indians, Generation Z (those born between 1996 to 2012) report higher levels of happiness across various life aspects compared to Millennials and Gen X. | Image credit: jcomp/Freepik.com

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