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Latest Polls 1999

December, 1999

December 24, 1999

POPULARITY OF TV NEWS READERS: Khalid Hameed tops the male news readers list. Ishrat Fatima rates the highest among the female Urdu news readers and Shaista Zaid among English news readers

December 17, 1999

USE OF WASHING POWDER: use of powder for washing clothes grows four fold in urban Pakistan

December 10, 1999

Y2K PROBLEM: a quarter of urban Pakistanis have heard of the Y2K problem

December 03, 1999

DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN: Sixty-three percent (63%) urban Pakistanis say that discrimination against women is practiced in Pakistan

November, 1999

November 26, 1999

GALLUP'S CENTURY POLL: Two third (62%) of the world population believe their government is not being run by the will of the people

November 19, 1999

POPULAR VEGETABLES: lady finger and potato are the most consumed vegetables by the urban citizens

November 12, 1999

CONSUMPTION OF SHAMPOO: majority of women and nearly half of men use shampoo for washing hair in urban Pakistan

November 05, 1999

ENGLISH MEDIUM SCHOOLS: a majority of parents (61%) prefer English medium schools

October, 1999

October 29, 1999

TV STARS RATINGS: the most popular male and female TV artists are Hamayun Saeed and Saadia Imaam respectively

October 22, 1999

ELECTRICITY BILLING: perceptions about electricity billing improved over the one past year

October 15, 1999

SELECTION OF MARRIAGE PARTNERS: majority of parents do not object but views are divided on allowing children to choose a spouse on their own

October 14, 1999

MILITARY RULE: strong support is shown for non political civilian government for two to three years

October 08, 1999

UNIVERSITY EDUCATION FOR GIRLS: more parents are inclined to provide university education to their daughters

October 01, 1999

POPULAR SINGERS: Mehdi Hassan and Noor Jahan are rated as best singers

September, 1999

September 24, 1999

DINING OUT: every fifth urbanite eats out at least once in a month

September 17, 1999

DOMESTIC HELP: twelve percent (12%) homes employ domestic help

September 10, 1999

PUBLIC'S DRESSING HABITS: all males (100%) say they generally wear Kamiz Shalwar

September 03, 1999

INFLATION: a majority is coping with inflation by changing their consumption patterns and way of life

August, 1999

August 27, 1999

USE OF TOOTHPASTE: use of toothpaste in urban Pakistan doubles in two decades

August 20, 1999

AIDS AWARENESS: awareness about AIDS has doubled in ten years

August 13, 1999

CREATION OF PAKISTAN: ninety six percent (96%) in Pakistan say they would have voted for Pakistan

August 06, 1999

WHAT PAKISTANIS LIKE FOR BREAKFAST: most urban Pakistanis prefer paratha but a majority of rural Pakistanis use roti for breakfast

July, 1999

July 30, 1999

OWNERSHIP OF DURABLES IN PAKISTANI HOUSEHOLDS: growing trend in durable ownership in Pakistan

January, 1999

January 01, 1999

HOPE AND DESPAIR INDEX, 1999: Pakistanis are less hopeful about their future than they were a year ago

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