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Roshni Nadar remains richest Indian woman
Nykaa'sFalguni Nayartop among self-made rich women with a networth of Rs57,520 crand is also the 2ndrichest woman overall; With 21% drop in net worth, Biocon's Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw moved down one rank to be the 3rd richest woman with Rs29,030 cr
Mumbai: HCL Technologies' chairperson Roshni Nadar Malhotra has retained her position as the richest woman in India, with a 54 per cent jump in her networth to Rs84,330 crore in 2021.
Falguni Nayar, who quit her investment banking career to start the beauty focused brand Nykaa around a decade ago, has emerged as the richest self-made woman with a networth of Rs 57,520 crore, as per the Kotak Private Banking-Hurun list published on Wednesday.
Nayar, who is 59, saw a 963 per cent increase in her wealth during the year and is also the second richest woman overall, trailing the 40-year-old Malhotra, the daughter of HCL Technologies' founder Shiv Nadar, as per the report. Biocon's Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw witnessed a 21 per cent decline in her fortune and has moved down one rank to be the third richest woman in the country with a wealth of Rs29,030 crore, it said.
