The Corona epidemic has worked to increase the difficulties of people around the world. This virus has badly affected his physical and mental health. A study suggests that expressions of negativity such as anger, stress, anxiety and sadness have increased significantly in the people of India since the Corona pandemic.
A report ‘The State of Happyness’ prepared by consulting firm HappyPlus According to ‘2023’, the feeling of negativity and unhappiness has increased among the Indian people. 35 percent of the people involved in this study admitted that they are facing all these negative feelings. Talking about the research done last year, in 2022, 33 percent people had expressed such negative sentiment. Means the percentage of people facing this problem has increased this year.
Arunachal Pradesh on top in this case
Cases of having negative attitude The state which is at the top is Arunachal Pradesh. About 60 percent of the people involved in the study in Arunachal Pradesh confessed that they are not happy. In this case, Madhya Pradesh was at number two, where 58 percent people said that they were unhappy. While two states Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh remained at the third place, where 51-51 percent people said to be negative and unhappy.
According to this study, the number of Indians having positive attitude also A rapid decline has been observed. A year ago, where the percentage of people having positive attitude was 70, this year this figure has come down to 67 per cent. The ‘Life Assessment Score’, which is taken as a measure of well-being, has also seen a decline. In the year 2023 this figure was 6.08 out of 10. Whereas in the last year i.e. 2022, this figure was recorded at 6.84.
Many reasons to be unhappy
According to the survey, the corona There are many reasons for not being happy later, in which the main reason is financial problem, increasing pressure at workplace, social status, loneliness, cut off from people. According to the research conducted on 14000 people from 28 states and 8 union territories of the country, the level of negativity has increased the most among students and they have been most affected in this whole period.
Shyamshree Chakraborty, director of HappyPlus, It is said that the level of anger and sadness was highest among people below 18 years of age and above 60 years of age. 5 out of 10 of these two agegroups included in this study described themselves as unhappy and unhappy. Whereas last year only two in 10 people felt the same way.
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