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Not even 10 percent of the world's population holds the status of a billionaire. The percentage accounts for only 0.08 percent of the global population (7.8 billion) and the percentage is even less if we compare it country-wise. This is true for India as only 209 people hold this status including NRIs but not all are self-made billionaires. Only 17 Indians got the place in Hurun’s list of self-made wealthy people under 40.
Who tops the list? Check it below.
Zerodha Brothers
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And not just the low fees, the best user experience, free investing options, direct trading, and user’s safety is the reason why Zerodha is popular among users.
Nithin and Nikhil Kamath have brought a change in the stock market with their trading skills and made Zerodha India’s largest stockbroker.
Thrillionaire Divyank Turakhia
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Udaan’s Trio Are At 3rd Position
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The global pandemic has affected many businesses and OYO was one among them that dropped Ritesh’s wealth by 40 percent. Still, he is on the list of the youngest self-made billionaire.
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