Few calculations

Segment A- middle class without children.

Given the fact the segment a earns 331,000 Rupees ( 4,500 EU ca and 34,000 DKK ca ) per year and spend 254,000, leaves a yearly margin of income of circa 77,000 rs.
Which is ca 1,041 EU and 7,900 DKK ca.

If we divide the income monthly an average Indian citizen earns 375 EU per day which means 12/14 EU daily.

The segment B in circa in the same situation as segment A.

Segment C - middle upper class.

The segment C earns around 601,000 RS per year ( 8,171 EU ca and 62,000 DKK ca ) and spend around 427,000 RS.
Their margin of income then is around 174,000 RS which is around 2,373 EU and 18,000 DKK.

So their monthly income would be 681 EU and 22 EU daily.

Segment D -middle low class.

The segment D earns around 137,000 RS per year ( 1,854 EU ca and 14,070 DKK ca ) and spend around 118,000 RS.
Their margin of income then is around 19,000 RS which is around 257 EU and 1,951 DKK.

Which means their monthly income is around 115 EU and 11,470 DKK.
That means that daily segment D earns circa 4-5 EU which is 30-40 DKK.