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Now, Mukesh Ambani Is The Richest Indian

Mukesh Ambani has replaced steel magnate Lakshmi Niwas Mittal as the richest Indian in the world, according to the latest Forbes annual rich list for the country. UK resident Lakshmi Mittal, dropped 30.5 billion dollar amid plunging steel prices and slipped to No. 2.
Mukesh
Ambani,
who
oversees
petrochemicals
giant
Reliance
Industries,
grabs
the
top
spot
for
the
first
time,
despite
losing
28.2
billion
dollar
in
the
past
year.
His
estranged
brother,
Anil,
ranked
third,
is
the
biggest
dollar
loser,
down
32.5
billion
dollar,
Forbes
said.
Telecom
czar
Sunil
Mittal
and
realtor
K
P
Singh
are
ranked
fourth
and
fifth
with
net
worth
of
7.9
billion
dollar
and
7.8
billion
dollar,
respectively.
Forbes
said
that
the
combined
net
worth
of
India's
40
richest
has
declined
by
60
percent
due
to
weak
stock
markets
amid
depreciating
rupee
against
the
greenback.
Their total wealth is now 139 billion dollar, down from 351 billion dollar just a year ago, according to Forbes India Rich List. Others Indians in the rich list were nearly wiped out entirely. India's wind power man Tulsi Tanti and his brothers lost 91 percent of their fortune, amid reports about the poor quality of Suzlon's wind blades.
Real estate fortunes were among those hit the hardest. K.P.Singh lost 27.2 dollar billion since Forbes last published listing but is down an astonishing 39 billion dollar since his DLF stock peaked in January. Property tycoon Ramesh Chandra's net worth dropped 91 percent to 1 billion dollar. His Unitech lost half its market capitalization in one day last month.
While all 40 tycoons listed last year were billionaires, only 27 have 10-figure net worths now. A net worth of 760 million dollar was needed to make to the list this year, 840 million dollar less than last year. The Ruia brothers were ranked at sixth position with a net worth of 7.6 billion dollar, followed by Wipro Chairman Aziz Premji, worth 7 billion dollar.
The
new
entrants
in
the
list
are
retailer
Micky
Jagtiani
at
16th
position
with
a
net
worth
of
2
billion
dollar,
followed
by
Divi's
Laboratories" founder
Murali
Divi
at
36th
place
with
a
net
worth
of
870
billion
dollar



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