Indian Businesspeople. Richest people. Ambani

1. Hindu Businessman
   1. Srichand Hinduja
   2. Kumar Birla
   3. Gopalakrishnan
   4. Shri Mukesh Ambani
   5. Kiran Mazumdar
2. Indian Muslim Businessman
   1. Yusuf Hamied
   2. Azim Premji
3. Jain Businessman
   1. Sahu Jain
   2. Bhavarlal Jain
   3. Ajit Gulabchand
   4. Gautam Adani
4. Sikh Businessman
   1. Ajaypal Singh Banga
   2. Hardeep Singh
   3. Malvinder and Shivinder Singh
   4. Singh Jogishwar
5. Zoroastrian Businessman
   1. Cyrus S. Poonawalla
   2. TATA Family
   3. Adi Godrej
   4. Nusli Wadia
6. Indian billionaires

The Subject “Indian Businesspeople” belongs to the following Online Programs taught by EENI Global Business School:

Course: Indian Religions and Business.

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1. The Forbes list of the Indian billionaires is elaborated on an annual assessment of wealth and assets compiled
2. The combined net worth of the hundred richest men in India is 250 trillion dollars (241 trillion in 2012)
3. Today, India has 61 billionaires

Ten Richest Indians:

Name	Company	Religion
Mukesh Ambani Lakshmi Mittal Azim Premji Pallonji Mistry Dilip Shanghvi Adi Godrej S P Hinduja Savitri Jindal Ravi Ruia Kumar Mangalam Birla	Reliance Group Arcelor Mittal WIPRO Shapoorji Pallonji Group. Sun Pharmaceuticals Godrej Group Hinduja Group Jindal Group Essar Group Aditya Birla Group	Hinduism Hinduism Muslim Zoroastrian Hinduism Zoroastrian Hinduism Hinduism Hinduism Hinduism

This list does not include some prominent families like the TATA family members (Parsees).

In all cases; we can see a deep ethical values, an attachment to their religion, and a high degree of responsibility to society, philanthropy is a common factor of all these Businesspeople.

Manoj Bhargava (1953, India, United States resident) is a businessperson, philanthropist, and founder of 5-Hour Energy. Bhargava is the richest Indian in America. He lived as a monk in the mountains of India for twelve years. Through its foundation, the company donates forty-five percent of their profits to philanthropy. Hinduism.

Vinod Khosla (1955) co-Founder of Sun Microsystems and Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers. He donated 500,000 dollars to Wikimedia. Hinduism.

PhD T. Romesh Wadhwani (India, 1947) Founder, President, and Managing Director (CEO) of Symphony Technology Group. Hinduism.

Religions and Business.

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