Four-in-ten Indians say marriage with traditional gender roles is more satisfying

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Key findings on Indian attitudes toward gender roles

Four-in-ten Indians say marriage with traditional gender roles is more satisfying

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Key findings on Indian attitudes toward gender roles
Most Indians see women and men as equally good political leaders
Nearly three-quarters of adults in India say both men and women should make financial decisions in a family
Four-in-ten Indians say it is acceptable to balance gender makeup of family via modern methods
Sikhs least likely to hold a variety of traditional views toward gender roles
Four-in-ten Indians say marriage with traditional gender roles is more satisfying

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