India's population can be segmented into five distinct groups based on socioeconomic status and aspirations:

1. Resigned: The poorest segment, focused on mere survival with limited hope for advancement.
2. Strivers: Emerging from hardship, these individuals are determined to improve their and their families' lives through hard work.
3. Mainstreamers: Having achieved basic prosperity, they prioritize stability and social acceptance while seeking self-esteem.
4. Aspirers: Driven by status and material possessions, this group is focused on upward mobility and outperforming peers. In this group of 'wannabes', one's own comfort matters, but making the neighbors jealous is important too.
5. Successful: The pinnacle of the pyramid, these individuals value achievement, recognition, and power.

From these five segments, our focus is on identifying first-generation graduates within Group 2 to contribute to reducing mortality rates in Groups 1, 2, and 3.