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Everything depends on ki uske dada ne kya kia ...caste is also a part but thoda hi gap hota h suru m . caste ki vjh se lower caste ko kam mokke milte h kisi bhi chz ke

Middle class are the people who migrated from village to big city to earn the money they don't have lands,cars etc

Time do blanket ban caste system.

The person who can't buy a Car worth of 1cr. No lower limit for it

If not going by definations , I would like to put it as the amount of liquid wealth and degree of financial risks

When you are filling your tank with ₹50 then you are middle class

I think it’s truly a mentality. People are either in the lower strata or the opposite

Middle class =lazy

If you draw a salary you're middle class😂 Kidding!

Those who do showoff without investing they live there whole life with Emi and they show as they are rich but they not full of tension Emi due etc. i consider as those who will invest and groww level up there skills in life they are real rich. IF you want to showoff showoff your portfolio but not in iphones car and Emi's

This question touches on a fundamental issue in Indian society - the intersection of caste, class, and economic status. In many villages, caste still determines social status more than economic wealth. This leads to situations where economically well-off individuals from lower castes might still be socially disadvantaged, while poorer upper-caste individuals retain social privileges.

The issue here is that our policy frameworks are outdated. The middle class isn't just an economic category - it's a social and cultural construct too. In urban areas, it might mean owning a home, having a salaried job, and sending kids to private schools. In rural areas, the markers are different.

I can tell you that the urban-rural divide in defining the middle class is huge. In cities, a family earning 50k-1.5L per month might be considered middle class, but that same income in a village could make you the local "rich guy". The problem is that our policies and definitions haven't kept up with the rapid economic changes in both rural and urban areas.

Forget about Economics in general terms the people who strive hard to save penny for their children education sacrificing their needs and health also making kids future to be safe and spent lot of work and time on it they die in poor but their sons and daughters are rich or upgraded to classic rich category on just because of their parents hard savings. If people you are seeingtin this way all are middle class because it's the major value and priority of the category

The definition of "middle class" in India is incredibly complex and often misunderstood. Economically speaking, the middle class is typically defined as households with annual incomes between $7,700 and $15,400 (in PPP terms). But this doesn't capture the whole picture. In reality, the Indian middle class is incredibly diverse, spanning urban professionals to rural landowners. The disconnect between village wealth and official classification is a major issue - many "rich" villagers exploit loopholes to claim BPL benefits, while genuinely needy urban dwellers often miss out.