TopicPew Survey

Topic: Pew Survey

What does the world think of China? Pew survey says 68% in 19 nations not Beijing fans

Amogh Rohmetra - 30 June, 2022

About 79% of respondents think China’s human rights policies are a ‘serious problem’, but majority in 'over half the countries surveyed' thought relations between their nation & China were good.

Over half of all believers in US say suffering is part of God’s larger plan, Pew survey finds

Tenzin Zompa - 24 November, 2021

Aimed at understanding what Americans think about the existence of God, the survey also showed how few adults seem to question religious beliefs because of human suffering.

Pew findings show Indians live religiously segregated. Blame the State

Dev Verma - 28 July, 2021

Campus Voice is an initiative by ThePrint where young Indians get an opportunity to express their opinions on a prevalent issue.

Our children will be financially worse off than us, adults in 17 big economies say in survey

Taran Deol - 22 July, 2021

The Pew survey was conducted between 1 February and 26 May in 17 countries, including Australia, the UK, Sweden, Japan, France, Germany, the US and Spain.

‘Too good to be true’ — former CEC Quraishi on Pew survey on religion in India

Pia Krishnankutty - 13 July, 2021

Former CEC SY Quraishi said Pew survey does not account for the prevailing 'hate discourse' and 'polarisation' in the country.

Pew report tells why Indians don’t assert on pandemics, unemployment, economic exploitation

Hilal Ahmed - 7 July, 2021

Religious frameworks do not allow an individual to question the faith. And there is no room for any discussion on the rational aspects of religious philosophies.

1956 Niyogi panel and Meenakshipuram 1981: Defining moments of religious conversions debate

Arun Anand - 6 July, 2021

The Niyogi committee was set up by Congress govt in Madhya Pradesh after several complaints of conversion of tribal Hindus to Christianity came up.

Pew India survey takes us back to one more thing Gandhi, Savarkar differed on

Shruti Kapila - 5 July, 2021

Debates on religion, its legal boundaries and social policing, in short, are debates on women in India. Calling this ‘patriarchy’ does not explain it away.