Rs32 a day makes you Indian Middle class

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Posted: 14 years ago
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Indian Planning commission has come up with the newest definition of Middle class, so if you earn Rs. 32/day, you are a middle class. A country where a mineral water bottle cost you Rs 12, and Petrol is reached Rs. 70 avg per city, its difficult to even have a moderate meal for your family of 4 in Rs 32. What is govt thinks when it come up with such rotten definitions. I am ashamed and shattered by such indifference.
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Posted: 14 years ago
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It's not earning but spending Rs.32/- per day per family member. Or rather spending Rs.965/- per month per family member in urban area and Rs.781/- per month per family member in rural area.
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Posted: 14 years ago
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yes, thats the cut off for isuing the BPL certificate. Do people spending more than the BPL cut off get termed as middle class? I have my doubts about that.
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Posted: 14 years ago
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This is all clear bullshit what does the government and d planning commission think that by just giving any data they can change anything the supreme court has given orders to re-evaluate this statistics and to get fresh once they poor people are the once who will suffer from this today getting education is itself so costly what does d planning commission want do they want that poor people shouldnt be educated instead of giving such clumpsy data they should try to improve the standard of living of poor people

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