Why the Poor Don't Kill Us

Manu Joseph offers a searing and darkly humorous examination of contemporary Indian society, questioning why the poor do not revolt against the rich despite extreme inequality. He provocatively asks why those suffering do not rise up against the privileged, who live in stark contrast to their struggles. This book provides a sharp, witty, and perceptive critique of the hypocrisy and exploitation prevalent in India, revealing how the powerful maintain their position.