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Yamini Rangan’s journey from financial struggle to leading a global tech company is truly inspiring. Born in Coimbatore, she moved to the United States with big dreams but faced tough early days, even working as a food server and struggling to pay rent.
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At 87, R. Thyagarajan’s life is a striking contrast between massive business success and personal simplicity. Born into a modest family, he went on to build a powerful financial empire that serves millions across India. Yet, despite his wealth, he chooses to live a simple life and stays away from modern distractions. His journey reflects discipline, vision, and a deep commitment to giving back.
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From earning just Rs 90 a month at a cinema canteen to building a Rs 50,00,00,00,000 snack empire, Chandubhai Virani’s journey is a powerful story of hard work and determination. A Class 10 pass, he turned everyday struggles into opportunities and went on to create Balaji Wafers, one of India’s leading snack brands.
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Liaquat Ali Khan was a key political figure during India’s Independence era. He served as the Finance Member of undivided India in 1946 before moving to Pakistan after Partition. There, he became the country’s first Prime Minister and played a crucial role in building its early government and policies.
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An Indian-origin entrepreneur based in the UK has shown how powerful AI skills can be today. By working just 3.5 hours a night on AI tools, he earns around Rs 18,000 per hour and has made nearly Rs 2.69 crore in just a few months, proving that the right expertise can turn even part-time work into a high-paying opportunity.
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From struggling in school and earning just Rs 11,000 as his first salary to building three successful companies, Sushil Singh’s journey is a powerful reminder that failure is not the end. Born into poverty and raised in a Mumbai chawl, he slowly worked his way up through hard work, smart decisions, and unwavering determination.
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Starting life as a mechanic to support his family, this self-made man went on to build an empire worth Rs 4.8 trillion. Today, he owns 22 luxurious apartments in Dubai’s iconic Burj Khalifa—proving that success can come from the most unexpected beginnings.
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Born into a poor farmer’s family in Gujarat, Karsanbhai Patel started his journey by selling handmade detergent packets on a bicycle after quitting a secure government job. Spotting the need for an affordable detergent, he launched Nirma with just Rs 15,000, disrupting the market with quality products at low prices.
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Bharat Jain, often seen begging near Mumbai’s CSMT, is believed to be the world’s richest beggar with a net worth of around Rs 7.5 crore. Despite earning Rs 60,000–75,000 a month from begging and owning two Mumbai flats worth Rs 1.4 crore plus rented shops that bring in extra income, he still refuses to quit begging.
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Simone Tata, a Swiss woman who first came to India as a tourist, went on to become one of the most influential business leaders in the Tata Group. She married Naval Tata in 1955 and later transformed Lakmé into a household cosmetics brand.
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Lalit Keshre’s journey is a true example of determination and grit. Born into a farmer’s family in a small village in Madhya Pradesh, he grew up with limited resources but big dreams. Despite facing financial struggles, he cracked the challenging IIT entrance exam and completed his education from IIT Bombay.
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Leena Gandhi Tewari, one of India’s richest women and chairperson of pharma major USV, has made history with the country’s most expensive home purchase. She bought two stunning sea-facing duplexes in Mumbai’s luxurious Worli area for Rs 639 crore, showcasing her immense wealth and influence.
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Falguni Nayar’s journey is a powerful reminder that it’s never too late to chase your dreams. Starting Nykaa at the age of 50, she transformed India’s beauty market and built a billion-dollar empire from scratch.
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Alexandr Wang, the 28-year-old founder of Scale AI and one of the youngest tech billionaires, has been hired by Mark Zuckerberg in a massive Rs 1.24 lakh crore deal to lead Meta’s new Superintelligence Labs.
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An old LinkedIn post by co-founder Varun Vummadi has resurfaced, revealing just how big the leap of faith was for the duo. Vummadi shared that he had been offered both a PhD position at Stanford University and a 525,000 dollars-per-year role as a quant trader at a global high-frequency trading firm.
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HCL founder Shiv Nadar has topped the latest philanthropy list, emerging as India’s biggest donor this year. His contributions continue to support education and social development, placing him ahead of some of the country’s most well-known business families.
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Three 22-year-old Indian American entrepreneurs; Brendan Foody, Adarsh Hiremath, and Surya Midha have become the world’s youngest self-made billionaires after their AI recruitment startup Mercor raised Rs 3,107 crore in fresh funding, valuing the company at around Rs 88,000 crore.
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Two brothers who once ran small paint shops went on to revive a struggling company once owned by Vijay Mallya — turning it into a massive business empire worth thousands of crores.
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Raymond’s former chief and Padma Bhushan awardee Vijaypat Singhania, once India’s richest, now lives alone in a rented apartment after family disputes. Despite losing his fortune, his legacy in business and aviation endures.
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Raj Sardana’s journey perfectly captures the American Dream. From humble beginnings in India, he moved to the US on an H-1B visa and went on to build a multi-billion-dollar enterprise. His story is a testament to resilience, vision, and entrepreneurial spirit, earning him a spot in Forbes’ list of billionaire immigrants.
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He’s often spotted outside Mumbai’s busy streets, living a life that seems ordinary. But behind his humble appearance lies a story that will leave you stunned — about wealth, hard work, and an unexpected twist. Meet the man many call the world’s richest beggar.
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Rizwan Sajan’s journey is nothing short of inspiring. Losing his father at 16, he took on multiple jobs—selling books, firecrackers, and delivering milk—to support his family. In 1993, he founded Danube Group, which grew from a small building materials business into a diversified empire spanning home décor, real estate, and more across the Middle East.
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