The Air Crisis: is not a Product

In 2035, Lokesh Naik had a nightmare.Supermarkets selling bottled oxygen for ₹5000. Children fighting for air. Parents choosing who gets to breathe.He woke up sweating.By 2050, it was no longer a dream.India has become the world's largest export hub-rich in industry, poor in oxygen. Air quality has collapsed. Oxygen levels are falling. Hospitals are full. Every home depends on electric filtration systems. Power cuts mean suffocation.Meanwhile, the wealthy and powerful have retreated to secured domes in the Andaman and Lakshadweep islands-protected by the very corporation that profits from the crisis: SoftAir Global.As airborne fungal mutations spread and borders tighten worldwide, Lokesh-a local agriculturist and business owner-must protect his wife, his two children, and his loyal Indian dog in a world where money matters more than life.When the oxygen shortage takes the one person he loves most, grief turns into resistance.This is not just a dystopian thriller.This is a warning.If air becomes a product, humanity becomes disposable.The Air Crisis is a dark, cinematic climate-fiction novel blending: - Climate collapse realism- Scientific plausibility- Corporate-political conspiracy- Emotional survival drama- A tragic yet hopeful futureAfter reading this book, you will never breathe the same way again.

Pages: 145, Paperback, Independently published