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According to my ground food industry analysis Indian people's still feels insecure while visiting cafes because they think cafe's are only for high class peoples . What's your point of view ? Our 70% Indian population belongs to lower middle class

I think next civil war in India happens because of tax . We are facing this huge problem since 1947 and every government force only middle class people's for tax . According to reports only 3.5% people in India paying tax and other are just enjoying

Why is India so heavily focused on jobs rather than building something new? Why don’t people encourage innovation? And if someone tries to start something of their own, why do they immediately face criticism, especially in middle-class families?

I have an idea to start a network of stalls in urban areas that will sell hygienic and fresh fruits and vegetables at consistent prices, specifically targeting the middle class. Right now, only two groups of people in India get access to truly fresh

medial should add a feature to angel invest in startups it will not only be a additional revenue but it is the biggest asset a individual middle class Indian owns

I have an idea where mostly middle class people can book time slots for hair cutting from our app by paying just 5 ruppes so that there hours doesn't waste on wating for their turn and they can use that time on other things. tell me your pov on that

The fees of IPM program from IIM Indore is nearly 35-38 lacs for 5 years. An average middle class student would need to go for student loan. Any comments or suggestions while doing so??

Maintaining a minute by minute log of employees is something that only an Indian middle manager would do. BTW - this is for a company called Rippling.

Thinking of starting a shuttle service just for the middle class population so that they don’t have to travel alongside illiterate, unmannered AKA the peasant class. Pricing would be very reasonable 25% higher than BMTC (in bangalore) but you won’t h

Indian economy is likely to grow at 7.5% in 2024. Do you think it will really help the people living below the poverty line to transition to the middle class, or will this growing economy only benefit the rich? What is your opinion?