The "India Middle Class Salary Crisis" explores the silent yet profound struggle faced by millions of salaried Indians trying to survive amid stagnant incomes and rising living costs. The middle class, once considered the backbone of India's economic growth, is now caught in an invisible squeeze — their salaries failing to keep pace with inflation, rising debts, and job insecurities, all while social pressures mount.

This book uncovers the layers beneath the surface: how corporate culture suppresses salaries, why debt traps middle-class families, and how the pandemic deepened economic vulnerabilities. It dives into the mental health and lifestyle impacts, highlighting the emotional and psychological toll of financial strain.

Through a critical analysis of political and policy failures, the book reveals why the middle class is often overlooked in welfare schemes and tax reforms. Yet, it doesn't stop at problems—it offers practical solutions and a hopeful path forward. From advocating better labor laws and corporate transparency to promoting financial literacy, alternative incomes, and collective empowerment, the book presents a comprehensive roadmap for change.

Whether you're a middle-class worker, policymaker, or concerned citizen, this book will deepen your understanding of the challenges and inspire action. It's a call for the middle class to break the silence, raise its voice, and reclaim dignity and stability in an ever-changing economy.