Indian Businessman  

Anand Mahindra is a successful Indian businessman and philanthropist with a huge following on social media. Young dreamers get inspired by his wisdom and his sage advice is something people can't miss. Here, check out some of his most inspirational quotes for a boost of drive. 

As a young man, Dhananjay Datar moved to Dubai to support his father’s grocery store. Gradually, the business flourished, and Dhananjay established himself as the Masala King in the UAE.

Firoz Merchant, the Founder and Chairman of Pure Gold Group, generously donated 10 lakh dirhams, equivalent to Rs 2.25 crore for the release of 900 prisoners in the UAE. He also facilitated the air travel for these prisoners to fly back safely to their homes.

Akash Ambani is an Indian businessman. He is the son of India’s richest man Mukesh Ambani. His mother, Nita Ambani is the chairperson and founder of the Reliance Foundation. He is the twin brother of Isha Ambani.

The Emeritus Chairman of DLF KP Singh has earned a spot in the Forbes’ 17^th edition of Asia Heroes of Philanthropy. He is a veteran Indian businessman who is renowned globally for his business acumen. The list features notable Indian personalities from different fields of business.  

Sandeep Maheshwari is an Indian businessman and motivational speaker. In 2006, he started the company ‘ImagesBazaar.’ Over the years, the company emerged as the largest web collection of Indian pictures.

Kailash Katkar, originally a resident of Maharashtra, had to discontinue his studies due to financial difficulties. He took up a job at a repair shop with a monthly salary of Rs 400. After gaining insights about the business world and the advancing technology, he launched his first cyber security company called Quick Heal Antivirus in 1993, along with his brother.

From rising stock prices to mega deals to public offerings, according to Forbes magazine, the world's wealthiest are $5 trillion richer than they were a year ago.

In 2020 while people across the world were coping with the Coronavirus pandemic, data now reveals that on average a new billionaire was being created every 17 hours.
 
 Here is the list of India' richest businessmen.
 

Gautam Adani, Indian businessman became the biggest wealth gainer of the year 2021, beating American businessmen Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk
 

Joginder Singh Salaria extended help after learning about the ill water supply of the area through social media, setting up nearly 60 water pumps in Tharparkar district with the help of local social workers

The Abu Dhabi based MA Yusuff Ali became the first of 6,800 investors to receive the permanent residency. The first beneficiaries are investors with total investments exceeding Dirhams 100 billion.