Indian startup ecosystem,” said Anas Rahman Junaid, MD and Chief Researcher, Hurun Report India Table 6: Hurun India Rich List 2017 Self-made under 40 – Wealth S.No Name Age (INR City Company Industry Notable Crore) Investors SoftBank, Binny 1 34 5,400 Bengaluru Flipkart Microsoft, Bansal Tencent Divyank Media 2 35 11,500 Dubai Media.Net Self funded Turakhia Tech SoftBank, Sachin 3 36 5,400 Bengaluru Flipkart Microsoft, Bansal Tencent Vijay 4 Shekhar 39 9,000 New Delhi Paytm Fin Tech Alibaba Sharma Byju and Zuckerberg 5 39 1,000 Bengaluru Edu Tech Raveendran Learn Intiative, Tencent Source: Research Institute. For more details visit Women in the India Rich List increased by 300% from 15 to 53 this year 8.6% of the list are women of which 8 are self-made. The richest women are Savitri Jindal, 66, of OP Jindal Group with INR 46,500 crore, followed by Smitha V Crishna of Godrej, Indu Jain chairperson of Time Group. The richest self-made woman in India is biotechnology queen Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw of Biocon with INR 15,400 crore. Average age of women in the list 56. Table 7: Hurun India Rich List 2017 Richest self-made Women in India – Wealth Name Age Company Location Industry (INR NO Cr) Kiran 1 15,400 64 Biocon Bengaluru Pharmaceuticals Shaw Software & 2 Vembu Radha 4,500 44 Zoho Corp Chennai Services Consumer 3 Sheela Gautam 2,600 85 Sheela Foam New Delhi Durables Ambiga Software & 4 2,500 42 Mu Sigma Bengaluru Subramanian Services
Indian startup ecosystem,” said Anas Rahman Junaid, MD and Chief Researcher, Hurun Report India Table 6: Hurun India Rich List 2017 – Self-made under 40 S.No Name Age Wealth (INR Crore) City Company Industry Notable Investors 1 Binny Bansal 34 5,400 Bengaluru Flipkart SoftBank, Microsoft, Tencent 2 Divyank Turakhia 35 11,500 Dubai Media.Net Media Tech Self funded 3 Sachin Bansal 36 5,400 Bengaluru Flipkart SoftBank, Microsoft, Tencent 4 Vijay Shekhar Sharma 39 9,000 New Delhi Paytm Fin Tech Alibaba 5 Byju Raveendran 39 1,000 Bengaluru and Learn Edu Tech Zuckerberg Intiative, Tencent Source: Research Institute. For more details visit Women in the India Rich List increased by 300% from 15 to 53 this year 8.6% of the list are women of which 8 are self-made. The richest women are Savitri Jindal, 66, of OP Jindal Group with INR 46,500 crore, followed by Smitha V Crishna of Godrej, Indu Jain chairperson of Time Group. The richest self-made woman in India is biotechnology queen Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw of Biocon with INR 15,400 crore. Average age of women in the list 56. Table 7: Hurun India Rich List 2017 – Richest self-made Women in India NO Name Wealth Age Company Location Industry (INR Cr) 1 Kiran 15,400 64 Biocon Bengaluru Pharmaceuticals 2 Vembu Radha 4,500 44 Zoho Corp Chennai Software & Services 3 Sheela Gautam 2,600 85 Sheela Foam New Delhi Consumer Durables 4 Ambiga Subramanian 2,500 42 Mu Sigma Bengaluru Software & Services Shaw
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