In a year filled with noteworthy performances & seamless services, we were eager to understand what truly resonated with the people in 2023. To uncover the same, we launched a comprehensive poll on the Inshorts App, Incredibles ’23 – India’s Voted Favourites of 2023. It provided a platform for individuals to express their choices across…More
86% Indians feel voting should be made compulsory: Public App Survey
On the occasion of the 12th National Voters’ Day, Public App, India’s largest location-based social network, conducted a survey to understand how seriously Indians take their voting rights and on what factors they evaluate for which candidate to choose. This pan-India poll was conducted with a sizable data pool of over 4 lakh people. As…More
43% say they kept their New Year’s resolution last year: Public ki Awaaz poll
As 2021 draws to a close end, users of location-based social network Public weighed in their views on the age-old tradition of making New Year’s resolutions. A New Year’s resolution is a common practice in which a person resolves to continue good habits, change an undesired trait or behavior, accomplish a personal goal, or otherwise…More
68% approve of Centre’s decision to withdraw farm bills: Public ki Awaaz poll
While addressing the nation on November 19, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that the three contentious farm laws -The Farmers’ Produce Trade and Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Bill, 2020, The Farmers (Empowerment and Protection) Agreement of Price Assurance and Farm Services Bill, 2020 & The Essential Commodities (Amendment) Bill, 2020 – would be repealed in…More
65% confident Dhoni will help improve India’s performance at T20: Public Ki Awaaz poll
The latest round of opinion polls conducted on location-based social network Public has revealed that at 64.6%, cricket fans strongly agree that mentor MS Dhoni will help improve India’s prospects at T20. The poll gauged opinions of Bharat users ahead of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2021. This year, BCCI is the host of…More
Festivities in the air but Indians still cautious with money: Public App Survey
5th October 2021: With festive season being just around the corner, a recent consumer poll by Public app with over 4 lakh respondents has revealed interesting social and economical consumer insights this year which has also been compared to a similar poll that was conducted in 2020. The poll highlights that while people are considerably…More
72% confident that Covid-19 vaccines are safe & effective against coronavirus: Public Ki Awaaz Poll
Majority (72%) believes that Covid-19 vaccines are safe and effective against coronavirus 8.8% of the respondents expressed hesitation in getting vaccinated About 25% responded positively to being fully vaccinated with both doses of vaccine In January 2021, India kicked off the world’s largest Covid-19 vaccination drive to vaccinate its nearly 90 crore eligible population. According…More
68% confident India will improve performance at Tokyo Olympics compared to Rio: Public ki Awaaz Poll
Nearly 76% see the world returning to normalcy with the Tokyo Olympics; 53% of the respondents are very excited. 22.74% and 21.98% are keen to watch Archery and Wrestling respectively, followed by Badminton (13.55%) and Boxing (8%). 33.71% said they’ll watch some other sport. Majority (74%) believes the Games help bring the country together and…More
47% find Whatsapp’s updated privacy policy unacceptable says Inshorts poll
January 12, 2021 With the debate raging over WhatsApp’s updated privacy policy in India, a whopping 47% respondents of an Inshorts poll said that they would not accept the policy and will look for alternatives of the messaging app. Around 14% respondents did not see any privacy concerns and said that they will accept and…More
COVID or no COVID: Indians are ready to unpause in 2021
January 13, 2021 As 2021 gets off to a shaky but hopeful start with everyone looking to put 2020 behind them, Inshorts conducted a New Year poll with over three lakh respondents giving their opinion on life as they see it in the new year. Vaccine rollouts notwithstanding, about 70% respondents said that the COVID-19…More