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    Mukesh and Nita Ambani love street food: What is India's richest family's favourite food joint

    Nita Ambani recently visited a chaat shop in Varanasi, where she enjoyed local delicacies and reflected on her husband Mukesh Ambani's love for street food. Her visit was part of a spiritual trip to offer prayers at the Kashi Vishwanath temple ahead of their son Anant Ambani's wedding. Nita mentioned that Mukesh would have loved the chaat, highlighting his fondness for Mumbai's Swati Snacks, a favorite among the Ambani family for generations.

    Hinduja Family, UK's richest, facing charges for human trafficking, paying domestic staff less than spending on dog in Switzerland

    Four members of the Hinduja family are facing charges in Switzerland over allegations of exploiting their domestic staff, including human trafficking and unfair treatment. The case highlights stark contrasts in treatment and expenditures on their staff and pet dog, sparking a broader conversation on domestic worker mistreatment in Geneva.

    Gopichand Hinduja richest man in UK, 2 Indians in top 10: See full list
    Google CEO Sundar Pichai nears billionaire status powered by AI boom

    Sundar Pichai is approaching billionaire status, thanks to Google's stock surge under his leadership since 2015. The recent record-breaking earnings reflect AI-driven growth in cloud computing, with the company introducing its first dividend. Pichai's journey from humble beginnings in Chennai to tech success is a testament to hard work and sacrifice.

    Billionaire Zoho CEO Sridhar Vembu, one of the richest Indians, now owns an electric three-wheeler

    Zoho CEO Sridhar Vembu showcases his new electric three-wheeler, Montra, lauding its features and practicality. With a net worth of $3.75 billion, he prefers it for shorter trips over his Tata Nexon EV.

    The unmaking of Anil Ambani's billionaire status: From 6th richest to facing ₹3,300 crore refund

    Anil Ambani, once ranked as the sixth richest person globally, faces setbacks as the Supreme Court reverses an Rs 8,000 crore arbitral award in favor of a firm in his group, Reliance Infrastructure. The award, related to a concession agreement with Delhi Metro Rail Corp in 2008, now requires nearly Rs 3,300 crore repayment by Ambani's firm. This development adds to the financial challenges faced by his group amid debt restructuring.

    The Economic Times
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