The Indian society is financially divided into five levels. They are upper class, upper middle class, middle class, lower middle class, and lower class.The lower class people are generally poor people with no guarantee of earning two square meals a day. Daily employment is a compulsion for them for survival and these people are the favorite pray for money lenders for earning a fast buck. The lower middle class people are with fixed incomes of lower level but always prefer to lead a decent life without exposing their poor financial status.The middle class people are earning sufficient income to meet their financial obligations and prefer to plan for the future.The upper middle class is surviving high disposable incomes.About upper class no discussion is necessary because their life always revolves around money. The middle class always always prefer a closely knit family and a peaceful society. The middle class generally consists of approximately 40-50 percent in the society. Majority of these people generally do not go for voting in the general elections since the voting also is criminalised.Whenever these people go for voting it will give a decisive and positive verdict.

:rolleyes:Your analysis about classes of persons in the society is nice. Appriciable. What to do is a question. Middle class persons have least opportunities. Firstly because of reservation policy, secondly due to insufficient funds to maaintain the family by giving better education and the important cause is this class is divided one. No unity. Every one looks for ones interest and keep scilence when the common cause is there. Where as the reserve class is united to vote to a particular pary because of selfish motive. :rolleyes: