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Lots of men are exhibiting restlessness. About a quarter of them agreed strongly that they would like to settle down at some other parts of India.
Delhi men show the tendency of restlessness the most, far ahead of other major metros. Chennai, Kolkata and Bangalore follow in that order.
While 24% Indian men "would like to settle down in some other part of the country", 29% somewhat agree and around 47% disagree with the statement.
Only 47% of men feel fully settled where they are and would not like to move away.
   
 
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The Restless Indian Male
Lots of men are exhibiting restlessness. About a quarter of them agreed strongly that they would like to settle down in some other parts of India and another 29% agreed somewhat. That left only about 47% of men who feel fully settled where they are and would not like to move away.
 

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