Mukesh Ambani n ° 1 again, India now has more than 350 billionaires worth 167 Lakh CR: Hurun Rich List
Mukesh Ambani and his family recovered the title of the richest in India, with an amazing net value of 9.55 Lakh crores, according to the M3m Hurun India Rich List 2025. Very Roshni Nadar Malhotra made the richest history in India, by entering the top Three at first.
Released by M3M India in collaboration with the Hurun Research Institute, the 14th edition of the list marks a significant change on the wealth map of India. Roshni Nadar Malhotra and his family have a richness of 2.84 Lakh believes, which makes her the most classified woman of all time on the list.
The rise in power of new billionaires continues at a stocky pace, with more than 350 billionaires now in India – an increase of six times since the creation of the list 13 years ago. Their collective wealth was at 167 Crere Lakh, almost half of India’s GDP.
Young people and new industries make a brand. Aravind Srinivas, 31, co-founder of Perplexity, is now the youngest billionaire in India, worth 21,190 crosses. Shah Rukh Khan, Bollywood “Badshah”, also made his debut on the billionaire list with a fortune of 12,490 crore.
The biggest winner of the wealth of the year? Niraj Bajaj and her family, who added 69,875 ₹ ₹, bringing their net value to 2.33 Lakh crores.
Mumbai continues to be the billionaire capital, with 451 individuals on the list, followed by Delhi (223) and Bengaluru (116). At the top of the sector, pharmaceutical products (137 participants), followed by industrial products (132) and chemicals / petrochemicals (125).
The report highlights an encouraging transition to self -taught wealth – 66% of participants built fortunes independently, while 74% of new arrivals are first generation entrepreneurs. The rise of women is another decisive trend, with 101 women on the list, including 26 dollars.
“Inspiring to see the new entrants reshaping the landscape of the richness of India,” noted the report – explaining how the economic engine of India is propelled by young innovators, sectoral diversity and enlargement of access to capital.
