sandeepdg
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Exactly. 3 million households is hardly anything compared to India's population. And US $100000 is hardly 50 lakh rupees. There are people in villages in India where people have upto half a million USD for investment purposes, forget the cities. A realistic figure, if taken into consideration the black money can easily put the number of such households with more than 100000 USD easily at 5- 10 million. And that's because most of this money is black and hidden.One may not blame such studies as not accurate because of most the money is buried black money in India. I bet As far as having liquid assets above $100,000 is concern then a town like Ludhiana may have ~200,000 households with each having liquid assets (money and gold) above $100,000.
out of topic:
Value for money is different in different countries. Most of the evaluation of constructed buildings done in western countries seems exaggerated to me.
A crappy wooden house made in western country costs average around 350,000 dollar. The same amount converted into Indian rupees can help made a far more better a fort like house in India in any good locality.