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World Happiness Report 2025: The World Happiness Report is the list of the happiest countries in the world. The list of 10 most happy countries in the world has been declared. Since World Happiness Day is celebrated every year on 20 March, the list of the world’s happiest countries has also been announced. You will be surprised to know that Finland is at the top of the list of the most happy countries in the eighth consecutive year.
Who is in the top 10 countries?
Talking about the top 10 most happy countries in the world, after Finland, Denmark, Iceland, Norway and Sweden have also managed to make it to this list, but you will be surprised to know that the world’s richest and powerful country America has not been able to make a place in this list. While India also did not get a place in this list. Galup Managing Director Ilana Ron-Lave said that it is not surprising that Nordic countries are at the top of this list, as countries which have been successful in providing facilities to their inhabitants have seen stability.
What is the reason that Finland is again number one?
According to the report, Levi said that Finland is an extraordinary exception and I think the world is really focusing on understanding what makes Finland unique. He believes that the biggest reasons behind this include trust in others, optimism towards future, faith in institutions and support from friends and family. In Finland, there is more consensus about feeling good about your life. The World Happiness Report ranks countries based on the average self-assessment and answers to the Cantrol Ladder Question in Galup World Polls by 2022-2024.
Denmark is very special.
Denmark, which ranks second in the list of the happiest countries, has been among the top 10 countries in the World Happiness Report for more than a decade. Like Finland and other Nordic countries included in the list, people of Denmark are also happy, as this country provides social security and social harmony. In addition, young people feel good about their lives in these places. Let us tell you that the people of Denmark pay the most tax in the world and they are ready to give half of their income. But this is also balanced with the fact that most of the health services in the country are free, subsidy is given on children’s care, university students do not have to pay any tuition fees and they get a grant for expenses incurred during their studies. The elderly get pension and assistants are also provided for their care.
North India Statesman