Across 16 G20 countries covered by an Ipsos survey, Indians are unusually bullish about schools, degrees and the future of the young. Yet 76% say young people would have better opportunities abroad, pointing to a striking gap between faith in education and confidence in opportunity at home.
Across 16 G20 countries covered by an Ipsos survey, Indians are unusually bullish about schools, degrees and the future of the young. Yet 76% say young people would have better opportunities abroad, pointing to a striking gap between faith in education and confidence in opportunity at home.
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Across 16 G20 countries covered by an Ipsos survey, Indians are unusually bullish about schools, degrees and the future of the young. Yet 76% say young people would have better opportunities abroad, pointing to a striking gap between faith in education and confidence in opportunity at home.
