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hen we think of Indian tycoons, we imagine them to have made their fortunes in the ‘Big City’. In the glass-and-chrome megascape of Bengaluru, the buzzing financial nerve centre of Mumbai, or even the hypermodernity of Gurugram. But that does not quite match the reality, as the 2022 Hurun India Rich List, prepared by the Indian arm of the UK-based research group, reveals. The list, released recently, indicates India’s Rich, or those whose net worth exceeds Rs 1,000 crore, has grown ten-fold to 1,036 individuals in the past decade alone. The other striking development is that as many as 178 of the businessmen on that list—constituting 17 per cent of the total—are

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