An investor’s claim that Rs 25 lakh per year is “too little” for a family to survive in India sparked a debate on X. New Delhi: There’s no accurate answer to how much money a family needs to live comfortably in India. Various factors, such as family size, cost of living and lifestyle, all influence this amount.
Recently, an investor posted on X about the cost of sustaining a nuclear family, suggesting that Rs 25 lakh annual salary is “too little” for a family to survive. His post quickly sparked a debate on social media. “25 LPA is too little for running a family.
25 LPA equals around ₹1.5 lakh per month. A family of three would spend ₹1 lakh on essentials, EMI, or rent.
₹25,000 would go towards eating out, movies, OTT subscriptions, and day trips. Another ₹25,000 would be for emergencies and medical needs. Nothing is left to invest,” investor Sourav Dutta wrote.
His post soon stirred controversy on X. Viral tweet Sourav Dutta tweet Dutta’s statement led to a flood of reactions. Netizens disagreed with him, saying that it reflected a luxurious lifestyle.
Netizens react to Sourav Dutta’s tweet One user said, “Either live a luxurious life or invest.” Another wrote, “25 LPA with no debt and reasonable spending habits will become rich in few years.” A third user added, “A family spending 25k a month for “medical” would never spend 25k a month on miscellaneous expenses like eating out, day trips etc.
Please don’t misguide people with rid.
