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After the demise of Cyrus Mistry, Rohiqa Mistry inherited her husband’s stake in the family business and achieved the billionaire status. Presently, her net worth is estimated to be around USD 9.3 billion which is equivalent to Rs 7.72,03,71,75,000.

Recognizing the importance of healing, Deepak channelled his grief into establishing the Mayank Foundation in the memory of his late son. His friends came out to support the cause. The foundation’s mission revolves around creating awareness about road safety. The team distributes reflectors and helmets, while also conducting campaigns to educate people about traffic rules.

Built in Finland, the Icon of the Seas is five times larger than the Titanic. Due to its humongous size, it is being referred to as the largest ship ever built.

Since 2010, Shubham Soti Foundation has been organizing road safety programs on 5 January every year. The initiative includes the mission to spread awareness about road safety to prevent accidents.

Pankaj Kumar Tarai, a resident of Odisha, has dedicated the last 18 years to saving the lives of people involved in road accidents. Till now, he has saved the lives of over a thousand people.

Washing powder Nirma is a renowned and trusted brand in India. Karsanbhai Patel is the founder of Nirma. Before founding the company, he used to work as a lab technician. His will to launch his own business helped him reach the heights of success.

Arpita Roy lost both her legs in a car accident. With the financial support of her brother, she underwent surgery abroad after a 12-day struggle to gather funds. Today, Arpita stands as a renowned yoga teacher and encourages other people to conquer over all the obstacles in life.

Several industrialists emerged as billionaires in the country in 2023, apart from Ambani and Adani. Here’s a list of seven Indians who joined the billionaire list. Rohiqa Mistry, wife of Cyrus Mistry, claims the top spot in the list. She has a net worth of $8.2 billion.

Salim Ali was an Indian scientist. He was famously known as the Bird Man of India. In the year 1980, he implemented the BNHS project, which aimed to reduce bird strike accidents at Indian airports.

Gudiya Devi, a resident of Lucknow, faced difficulties as a pregnant woman as she could not defecate in clean toilets and could not change her clothes in private spaces during her hospitalization. These problems prompted her to design a uniform that would alleviate such issues for the patients.

Vipin Kadam could only study till class 10 and yet he has created an innovative robot that serves to the needs of disabled people. His robot is called ‘Maa Robot,’ and it operates through voice commands. He did not possess any knowledge about robotics, however, finding a solution to the challenges his daughters faced, was enough to embark on the journey of creating a robot.

Rishabh Pant is an Indian cricket player. He plays as a wicket keeper and batsman for the men’s cricket team. In Under-19 World Cup, Rishabh Pant holds the record of making the fastest half-century. On 21 October 2018, he made his ODI debut against West Indies in Guwahati.

Gujarat’s Neha Bhatt runs a tea startup with the name ‘Ampu Tea Neha.’ In July 2021, Neha met with an accident. Her left side of the body was damaged and due to a delay in treatment, she had to undergo amputation, losing one of her legs. She sells almost 300 cups of tea daily and earns somewhere around Rs 1 to 1.5 lakh in a month.  

Khushi Pandey is a resident of Alambagh, Lucknow. At the young of 18, Khushi started her campaign ‘Project Ujala.’ She raises awareness to prevent road accidents in the dark. On 25 December 2022, Khushi Pandey’s grandfather lost his life in a road accident caused by dense fog. This prompted her to encourage people to install lights for enhanced visibility.

Nityanand Sharma’s campaign can literally be heard by everyone. In his unique campaign idea, he blows conch shells with his supporters to attract the attention of BMC officials for the reconstruction of the potholes. So far, he has managed to repair over 500 potholes in Mumbai.