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World Happiness Report 2024 | India ranks 126 0ut of 143 | HOW INDIA CAN RANK GOOD? Explained😁

India’s older population is the second largest worldwide, with 140 million Indians aged 60 and over, second only to its 250 million Chinese counterparts. Additionally, the average growth rate for Indians aged 60 and above is three times higher than the overall population growth rate of the country,” the report mentioned, as per the PTI.


The report added: “We found that older men, those in the higher age groups, currently married, and those who were educated, report higher life satisfaction compared to their respective peers. Lower satisfaction with living arrangements, perceived discrimination, and poor self-rated health were important factors associated with low life satisfaction among older Indians.”


Finland’s repeated success in the World Happiness Report stems from factors that also show up in other reports, indexes and international comparisons.




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Finland is:

the most transparent country in the world
one of the world’s most stable countries
one of the world’s least corrupt countries
first in governance
first in political and civil freedom
fifth in press freedom (joined in the top five by three of the other four Nordic countries)
second in gender equality (joined in the top five by three of the other four Nordic countries)
second in children’s rights
second in education
first in the Sustainable Development Report
fourth in EU and OECD Social Justice Index
first in the European Media Literacy Index (joined in the top five by three of the other four Nordic countries)
…and the Finnish capital, Helsinki, is third in the world in the Work-Life Balance Index.


So India needs to increase this criteria weightages to settle on a good index.