New Delhi sources have stated that the Indian government is the third most trusted government in the world, a survey by the World Economic Forum has revealed. Recently the survey has revealed that almost three-quarters of Indians say they have confidence in their national government.
According to the WEF, the survey was based on factors like the state of the economy, political upheaval, and headline-grabbing events like major corruption cases. Further the survey states that “India’s recent anti-corruption and tax-reform drive could help explain the high levels of confidence in the government.”
Meanwhile the Union
Health Minister JP Nadda shared the list on his Twitter account, congratulating
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, stating that the results were evidence that the
country is treading in the right direction of development under PM Modi’s
leadership. Moreover the list is topped by Switzerland, followed by Indonesia,
while India grabs the third spot. Chile, Finland, Greece and Slovenia rank at
the bottom.
