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I get it now! Quite thoughtful of you. Ok so umm it roughly would be about 7-8% of the population. So they will have very high purchasing power, spending, and business activity; could be much higher than the average across India. If you isolate their economic contribution (through spending, investments, businesses, consumption), they could rival mid-size developed economies like: -U.K. ($3.64T), France ($3.16T), Italy($2.37T), Canada ($2.24T) Even if they don't hit $3-4 trillion, India 1 alone could easily fall into the top 10-15 range globally ahead of countries like Australia, South Korea, Spain and so so. Hence these 100m Indians could form an economic superpowr, if seen separately like California
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