India is producing more billionaires than any other nation after U.S and China. More than 1007 individuals including self-made rich are leading the Hurun India rich list for 2021. It’s not at all difficult to guess who is at the top. Mukesh Ambani and family leads but Adani surprises with his per day wealth that quadrupled in just one year.
Though it’s not even half of Ambani’s billionaire empire, the founder of Adani Group is now the second richest in Asia with a total wealth of Rs 5, 05,900 crores. The 59-years old earns INR 1002 crore per day whereas it’s INR 163 Crore for Ambani.
Top 10 Richest Person In India As Per Hurun India Rich List 2021:
The top 10 in IIFL Wealth Hurun India Rich List are as follows:
via:siasatdaily
- Mukesh Ambani & Family- Rs 7,18,000 Cr.
- Gautam Adani & Family- Rs. 505,900 Cr.
- Shiv Nadar- Rs 2, 36,600 Cr.
- SP Hinduja- Rs 2,20,000 Cr.
- LN Mittal- Rs, 174,400 Cr.
- Cyrus S Poonawalla- Rs 1,63,700 Cr.
- Radhakishan Damani- Rs 1,54,300 Cr.
- Vinod Adani- Rs 1,31,600 Cr.
- Kumar Mangalam Birla- Rs 1,22,200 Cr.
- Jay Chaudhary- Rs 1,21,600 Cr.
The country has 66% Self-Made rich people, 229 new entrants made to the list this year whereas & only 47 women’s wealth grew this year.
Also Read: The Story Of India’s Richest Man: Mukesh Ambani
Richest Women On The Hurun India List
Smita V Crishna tops the list as the richest woman and Kiran Mazumdar Shaw is the wealthiest self-made woman. The 36-years old Neha Narkhede is the youngest entrepreneur. She is the founder of Confluent– A streaming data technology company.
Mumbai Is Making More Billionaires As Per Hurun India List
via:theeconomictimes
Around 255 rich people are from dream city Mumbai with 38 new editions. Delhi stands second with 167 followed by Bengaluru having only 85 rich individuals. Hyderabad, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Kolkata, Pune, and Surat are other cities in the list of Hurun.
Hurun released the list on its 10 anniversary and the results made it a big celebration for the country. Compared to last year’s report, India’s wealth creation is growing at the speed of light and the number will outgrow in the next five years. Pharma, Chemicals, and Software are three sectors generating the richest Indians and boosting the country’s GDP.