Magazine “Quality of Life Index”
measures 194 countries ranked and rated to reveal the best places to
live. They make this list using nine different categories like Cost of
Living, Culture and Leisure, Economy, Environment, Freedom, Health,
Infrastructure, Safety and Risk, and Climate. After this they collates
all results to produce final rankings. Lets see according to 2010
results what are the top 20 best quality of life countries!
20. Hungary
Cost of Living – 58
Leisure & Culture – 76
Economy – 48
Environment – 77
Freedom – 100
Health – 84
Infrastructure – 77
Risk & Safety – 93
Climate – 76
Final Score – 74
19. Uruguay
Cost of Living – 60
Leisure & Culture – 72
Economy – 52
Environment – 72
Freedom – 100
Health – 76
Infrastructure – 64
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 93
Final Score – 75
18. Finland
Cost of Living – 39
Leisure & Culture – 93
Economy – 66
Environment – 68
Freedom – 100
Health – 81
Infrastructure – 76
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 76
Final Score – 75
17. Spain
Cost of Living – 56
Leisure & Culture – 68
Economy – 63
Environment – 75
Freedom – 100
Health – 90
Infrastructure – 65
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 79
Final Score – 76
16. Denmark
Cost of Living – 33
Leisure & Culture – 88
Economy – 69
Environment – 84
Freedom – 100
Health – 86
Infrastructure – 72
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 78
Final Score – 76
15. Malta
Cost of Living – 63
Leisure & Culture – 70
Economy – 53
Environment – 84
Freedom – 100
Health – 89
Infrastructure – 52
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 95
Final Score – 76
14. Liechtenstein
Cost of Living – 44
Leisure & Culture – 80
Economy – 100
Environment – 65
Freedom – 100
Health – 80
Infrastructure – 44
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 79
Final Score – 76
13. Austria
Cost of Living – 41
Leisure & Culture – 86
Economy – 68
Environment – 87
Freedom – 100
Health – 85
Infrastructure – 68
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 76
Final Score – 77
12. Norway
Cost of Living – 39
Leisure & Culture – 60
Economy – 89
Environment – 76
Freedom – 100
Health – 90
Infrastructure – 89
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 60
Final Score – 77
11. Netherlands
Cost of Living – 48
Leisure & Culture – 71
Economy – 69
Environment – 67
Freedom – 100
Health – 87
Infrastructure – 92
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 75
Final Score – 77
10. Italy
Cost of Living – 56
Leisure & Culture – 85
Economy – 63
Environment – 74
Freedom – 92
Health – 90
Infrastructure – 62
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 87
Final Score – 77
9. Canada
Cost of Living – 62
Leisure & Culture – 76
Economy – 69
Environment – 62
Freedom – 100
Health – 84
Infrastructure 85
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 69
Final Score – 77
8. Belgium
Cost of Living – 41
Leisure & Culture – 83
Economy – 66
Environment – 64
Freedom – 100
Health – 88
Infrastructure – 96
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 86
Final Score – 78
7. United States
Cost of Living – 56
Leisure & Culture – 79
Economy – 67
Environment – 62
Freedom – 92
Health – 78
Infrastructure – 100
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 84
Final Score – 78
6. Luxembourg
Cost of Living – 44
Leisure & Culture – 76
Economy – 85
Environment – 77
Freedom – 100
Health – 87
Infrastructure – 66
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 83
Final Score – 78
5. New Zealand
Cost of Living – 62
Leisure & Culture – 82
Economy – 65
Environment – 77
Freedom – 100
Health – 88
Infrastructure – 70
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 84
Final Score – 79
4. Germany
Cost of Living – 54
Leisure & Culture – 82
Economy – 71
Environment – 83
Freedom – 100
Health – 89
Infrastructure – 90
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 79
Final Score 81
3. Switzerland
Cost of Living – 41
Leisure & Culture – 86
Economy – 79
Environment – 78
Freedom – 100
Health – 95
Infrastructure – 96
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 77
Final Score – 81
2. Australia
Cost of Living – 56
Leisure & Culture – 82
Economy – 71
Environment – 76
Freedom – 100
Health – 87
Infrastructure – 92
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 87
Final Score – 81
1. France
Cost of Living – 55
Leisure & Culture - 81
Economy – 69
Environment – 72
Freedom – 100
Health – 100
Infrastructure – 92
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 87
Final Score – 82
Once
Suzanne returned to India, she began to bump into Hrithik more and more
often. But though there was a mutual admiration society happening,
neither Hrithik nor Suzanne voiced their feelings, since both fight shy
of declaring their emotions, generally. But the two became best friends
and started to talk to and meet each other every day. And then, WHAM! It
happened. Suddenly, the two realized that they were in love. Suzanne
maintains that neither of them verbally made a commitment but they knew
that what they had was RIGHT!People who know Suzanne and Hrithik
say that she calls him her Bholunath, because she thinks he is too
naive and sweet for this world. Ask her if Hrithik has changed in any
way after success hit him headlong and she says, “He is still my sweet
little boy I fell in love with. He hasn’t changed a bit.”What Suzanne
apparently regrets, is the fact that Hrithik and she have lost all
privacy and don’t get too much time together. But she has willingly
accepted the situation as being part and parcel of the game.
Apparently,
the only fear that was plaguing Suzanne before Kaho Naa…Pyaar Hai
released, was that the film had to do well. She had seen Hrithik working
his bones off for his debut and she was worried about the fate of the
film. Being a spiritual person, Suzanne even went to Shirdi with Hrithik
to pray for the film.Suzanne is an integral part of the Roshan family, say family friends of the Khans and the Roshans. There is no family event where Suzanne is not present. Hrithik’s mother, Pinky Roshan
and Suzanne, share a very close bond. In fact, when the Roshan family
went on a long overdue holiday after the release of their film, it was
Suzanne who accompanied them. Hrithik`s success didn`t changed him or his love towards Suzanne though.
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