According to research, Mizoram is the happiest state in India. The research, done by Rajesh K Pillania, a professor of strategy at the Management Development Institute in Gurugram, presented various elements that makes the state situated in the North Eastern section of India the happiest in the country.
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According to a report by the news agency ANI, Mizoram, the second state in India to reach 100% literacy, provides pupils with opportunities for progress even in the most trying situations.
According to the report, the happiness score used in Mizoram is based on six factors, including family ties, work-related issues, social issues and philanthropy, religion, the impact of Covid-19 on happiness, and physical and mental health.
Since his father abandoned his family when he was a small child, a student at the Government Mizo High School (GMHS) in Aizwal, Mizoram, has had to deal with numerous challenges. He excels in his academics and maintains his optimism in spite of this. If his initial choice doesn’t work out, he wants to become a chartered accountant or take the civil service examinations, according to the story.
According to researchers, the social structure of Mizoram also affects how happy its youth are. It has been noted that all Mizo children, regardless of gender, begin working at a young age.
No task is seen too little, and youngsters often find jobs around the age of 16 or 17, according to the report. There is no discrimination between girls and boys, and this is encouraged.
Teachers in the state often meet with kids and their parents in high school to discuss any issues they might be having. Children believe that they can discuss their issues with their parents and instructors.
According to the survey, Mizoram has a significant number of “broken families,” but having peers who are dealing with comparable issues, such as working mothers, and financial independence from a young age means children are not left bereft.
