World's happiest country is Finland, Israel's position will shock you, India, Pakistan are at….
World's happiest country is Finland, Israel's position will shock you, India, Pakistan are at….
Surprisingly, Israel is at the fifth position in the World Population Review Report 2025 amid the conflict with Gaza.
By Joy Pillai Edited by Joy Pillai
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World's Happiest Country: There are over 190 countries across the world. Each has its own unique traditions and cultures. We always think and read about the wealthiest country in the world or the biggest and tiniest countries, but have you ever wondered which is the happiest country in the world? According to the World Population Review Report 2025, there are some countries that are actually happy. The list is topped by Finland, and the second position is secured by Denmark. Iceland and Sweden are at third and fourth positions. But do you know where India stands in the list of the world's happiest countries?
Finland
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Finland has been in the top position on the happiest country list for several years now. The country is known for its stunning natural beauty, particularly the Northern Lights.
Denmark
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Denmark, which holds the second position on the list, is known for social equality, strong welfare systems, and high purchasing power.
Iceland
Iceland which is famous for its dramatic volcanic eruptions, glacial, and waterfall scenery, holds the third position in the happiest country ranking.
Israel
Surprisingly, Israel is in fifth position in the World Population Review Report 2025 amid the conflict with Gaza.
India
India is at 126th position as per the World Pollution Report.
A country's ranking is calculated using Gallup poll data from 149 nations. Six factors considered are – per capita GDP, social support, life expectancy, personal freedom, generosity, and perceived corruption.
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