Know About These Top 5 Indian Entrepreneurs Ruling the World

 Know About These Top 5 Indian Entrepreneurs Ruling the World

Before we begin to discuss Indian entrepreneurs who have changed the world exponentially with their outstanding and excellent ideas, it is crucial for us to understand the growth of entrepreneurship in this era. 

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The decade of entrepreneurs and entrepreneurship

We as Indians know that the decade of 2020-2030 is for the booming of entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurs in India are rising rapidly with their creative ideas and are becoming ideal for youngsters as well. And with this entrepreneurship in India is gaining massive growth. 

Below are some facts related to the growth of entrepreneurship in India

⧫ Startup initiative by the government 

The government of India launched a startup initiative program in 2016 that helped young entrepreneurs not only present their ideas but to promote them as well. This initiative not only led to the beginning of startup culture in India but liberated entrepreneurs from high taxes, providing greater opportunities, and whatnot. 

⧫ Growth in venture capital investments

India has seen massive growth in venture capital investments over the past few years. A report from KPMG states that India has experienced a growth of 55% in venture capital investment by 2019, which is around $10.9 billion. 

⧫ Larger consumer market 

India's consumer market is quickly expanding, thanks to a big middle class and rising disposable income. This has opened up chances for startups to meet the requirements of Indian consumers, particularly in e-commerce, healthcare, and education.

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5 Indian Entrepreneurs Ruling The World 

• Dhirubhai Ambani 

Dhirubhai Ambani, born in 1932, was a business geek who started by selling traditional foods and snacks at religious places. Sooner he saw growth in his business and as a geek, he knew where to invest. Therefore, he diversified his business and invested in power generation, IT, consumer goods, logistics, and telecommunications. 

Reliance Industries is now India's largest private enterprise and a Fortune 500 company. Mukesh Ambani, Ambani's son, now controls Reliance and is one of India's wealthiest persons; according to Forbes, Mukesh Ambani, 65, is worth $92.5 billion.

• Ratanji Tata 

Ratanji Tata was an Indian born in the city of Eiffel tower Paris in the year 1904. When he was young, he was professionally trained as an Aviator ad was the first Indian commercial pilot. While he was working for his family business (TATA Group), he established TATA Airlines which is now known as Air India. 

By the time Ratanji Tata perished, his company ‘TATA’ has established its business across many different industries. Particularly, his automobile company, Tata Motors (TTM), manufactures affordable automobiles that almost all working Indians can buy. JRD Tata is a direct descendant of Jamsetji Tata, who established the TATA group of corporations in the mid-1800s.

• Shiv Nadar 

Shiv Nadar, born in 1945 is an Indian billionaire industrialist and philanthropist who invested a couple of dollars and founded HCL Infosystems in 1976 in which he sold calculators and minicomputers. 

Sooner, HCL grew exponentially and was expanded to Singapore where it made $1 Million in no time. And as of now, HCL is rapidly growing with Shiv Nadar’s current net worth of $25 Billion. 

• Dilip Shanghvi 

Dilip Shanghvi currently 66 years old, began Sun Pharmaceutical with an investment of rupees 10,000 in the year 1982. Shanghvi was the son of a pharmaceutical distributor and knew exactly what he was doing. With slow development and a series of acquisitions, Sun Pharma's revenue in 2021 has increased to $4.31 billion, making it India's largest pharmaceutical firm.

Shanghvi now has a net worth of around $15 billion.

• Mukesh Jagtiani 

Mukesh Jagtani, also known as ‘Micky’ is currently 70 years old, Is an Indian-Emirati businessman who has lived the majority of his life away from India. He was schooled in Mumbai and Beirut before moving to London for accounting school, where he dropped out. Soon after, while driving a taxi, he founded his first company, which developed into the retail and real estate behemoth Landmark, which is now headquartered in Dubai.

Landmark has also ventured into e-commerce in recent years. Jagtiani is estimated to be worth $3 billion.

Also, there are many new-generation entrepreneurs as well such as Prahfull Billore founder of a very popular brand “MBA Chai Wala”, Aman Gupta founder of the company ‘Boat’, Piyush Bansal founder of Lenskart, and many more. 

Without a doubt, entrepreneurs from India will be ruling the world in the upcoming 20 years and if you’re creative enough and want to be an entrepreneur, you should read “How to be an entrepreneur” (Blog Link). And by becoming an entrepreneur, create jobs rather than finding one!