These are the 5 richest women in the country, know who has how much, wealth and who is number one

Let us tell you the names of women are included in the list of richest Indian women

Business magazine Forbes releases a list of rich people from all over the world every year. Forbes also releases the list of India's richest women every year. This year's list of the richest women released for India is similar to 2019. Because this time there are women in the list of the rich who were there last year. Let us tell you who are the 5 richest Indian women in the country.

Savitri Jindal: Savitri Jindal of OP Jindal Group has got a place. She is ranked 19th in the list of all the richest Indians and ranks first among women. Savitri Jindal is the head of OP Jindal Group. Her net worth has increased by 13.8 per cent compared to 2019 to Rs 42,415 crore in 2020. Jindal Group works in the steel, power, cement and infrastructure sectors.

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Kiran Mazumdar Shaw: The wealth of Kiran Mazumdar Shaw included in the list of rich Indian women has increased the fastest in the last one year. However, in Networth's case, she is the second Indian rich woman. Her wealth has increased by 93.28 per cent over the previous year to Rs 33,639 crore. The biggest increase in their net worth is not only in the category of women but among the top 100 rich Indians. Kiran Mazumdar Shaw is chairman and MD of biotech company Biocon.

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Vinod Rai Gupta: To be compared to the Forbes list last year, Vinod Rai Gupta is the only person whose wealth has been recorded. Even after this, she is ranked 40th in the list of richest Indians and third among the list of richest Indian women. Her assets have come down by Rs 3,291 crore from last year to Rs 25,961 crore. Vinod Rai Gupta is the head of Havells India. The company makes electrical, lighting fixtures to fans, fridges and washing machines.

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Leena Tiwari - According to Forbes, Leena Tiwari is fourth India's richest women. Her assets were Rs 14,041 crore in 2019, which has increased to Rs 21,939 crore in 2020. Within a year, her property has registered a jump of around 56.25 per cent. Leena Tiwari is the CEO of USV India. USV India was started in 1961 by Vithal Gandhi, her father. 

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Mallika Srinivasan: Mallika Srinivasan (Mallika Srinivasan), the CEO of Tractors and Forms Equipment Limited (TAFE), the world's third and second-largest tractor manufacturer in India, is ranked 58 in the list of the richest people in the country. At the same time, in the case of rich Indian women, she is in the fifth position. Her assets are Rs 17,917 crore. TAFE sells 1.5 lakh tractors every year. The company does business in more than 100 countries. The Government of India has also honoured him with the Padma Shri.

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by- Amodita Joshi