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Names of the 12 months of the Indian Civil Calendar and their correlation with the Gregorian calendar:
1. *Chaitra* (30/ 31* Days) Begins March 22/ 21*
2. *Vaisakha* (31 Days) Begins April 21
3. *Jyaistha* (31 Days) Begins May 22
4. *Asadha* (31 Days) Begins June 22
5. *Shravana* (31 Days) Begins July 23
6. *Bhadra* (31 Days) Begins August 23
7. *Asvina* (30 Days) Begins September 23
8. *Kartika* (30 Days) Begins October 23
9. *Agrahayana* (30 Days) Begins November 22
10. *Pausa* (30 Days) Begins December 22
11. *Magha* (30 Days) Begins January 21
12. *Phalguna* (30 Days) Begins February 20
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In India top 20% families exploit 80% families having 70% wealth of the whole nation. Any productivity increase due to technology is appropriate by them. Both union and state govts serve them and and announce freebies to the affected on the eve of elections to win. The dynasty served top 10% for five decades and neglected 90% even without freebies and once for all vanished from the scene. Due to reforms everyone got increment of 3% per year now reaching double the real wages/income. Naturally 10% families below top 10% which is called upper middle class which includes financial sector staff is having perhaps average national income but above 80% families actually exploited by top 10%. It will take a century that the lowest 10% to get average income of whole nation in an egalitarian society. What RAGLAND says in the chat column of other blog is true in this context. What happened? The In-service and living retirees except some betrayed continuously their seniors who are all dead without pension and were/are not prepared to make a small sacrifice during six wage settlements to improve the lively hood a little. Instead they became virulent anti -Modi and cringe before unsympathetic judiciary which is not going deliver GOOD.
What is number of 20% rich families in India and what is the average worth including their residence? AI Mode:
In 2025, the top 20% of Indian families represent approximately 59 to 60 million households. Based on current wealth distribution data, their average net worth—which includes residences, gold, and financial assets—is estimated at approximately ₹50–60 lakh per family.
Wealth Profile of the Top 20%
Total Number of Families: As of late 2025, there are approximately 296 million to 300 million households in India. The top 20% equates to roughly 59.2 million to 60 million households.
Asset Composition: For this segment, wealth is heavily concentrated in physical assets. Real estate (primary residence) and gold typically account for the vast majority of their net worth. Indian household gold reserves alone are estimated to have crossed $5 trillion in value by 2025.
Wealth Distribution Context:
Top 1%: Owns roughly 40% of national wealth, with an average net worth per household estimated between ₹2.5 crore and ₹3 crore.
Top 10%: Owns approximately 65% of the country's total wealth.
The "Rich" Threshold: In major metros, a household net worth of ₹50 lakh to ₹1 crore is categorized as the "Upper Middle Class" to "Rich" entry point.
Key Affluence Benchmarks (2025)
Category Approx. Household Number Net Worth Threshold
Top 20% (Avg) ~60 Million ₹50 – ₹60 Lakh
Millionaire Households 8.71 Lakh ₹8.5 Crore+
Super Rich (V-HNI) Varies ₹25 – ₹50 Crore
Billionaires 358 Individuals ₹8,500 Crore+
While the top 20% are significantly better off than the bottom 50% (who hold only about 6.4% of national wealth), the vast majority of wealth within this top quintile is concentrated in the hands of the top 1% to 3%.
(Mentors of financial sector staff except RBI are pro-Indi- alliance which is a group of dynastic, corrupt, castiest, regional political opposition to ruling NDA. 85% retirees follow them sincerely for the last two decades even when the fact of dynasty denying pension for 37 years with stagnation wages to the whole of working class despite agitation and no pension upgradation while supporting corrupt UPA regimes. Why should they abuse PVN RAO who gifted pensions and reforms to sustain 3% increase per year of real wages/wealth.
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