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India.com
4 hours ago
- Business
- India.com
India's top 3 richest families are bigger than Pakistan's GDP, first one is Mukesh Ambani and family, other two are…
The Ambani family is the richest in India, with the total value of the Reliance Industries promoter family's business at Rs 28.2 lakh crore about one-twelfth of India's GDP. The family holds the top position in 2025 Hurun India Most Valuable Family Business list. Who Are After Mukesh Ambani & Family? In this year's list, the Kumar Mangalam Birla family ranks second, with their business value rising by Rs 1.1 lakh crore to Rs 6.5 lakh crore. The Jindal family is at third with Rs 5.7 lakh crore, up by Rs 1 lakh crore from last year. The combined business value of India's top three families is $471 billion (Rs 40.4 lakh crore) which is higher than Pakistan's GDP (around $400 billion) and matches with the GDP of the Philippines. Who Is In Hurun India Most Valuable Family Business List ? Most of India's richest families are from industries like energy, financial services, and software sectors that lead in value creation. In the Barclays Private Clients Hurun India Most Valuable Family Business List 2025 . The Bajaj family ranks fourth with Rs 5.6 lakh crore, led by Sanjiv Bajaj. This family has been active in financial services since 1926. The Mahindra family, headed by Anand Mahindra, holds fifth place with Rs 5.4 lakh crore, which operates in automobiles and other sectors. The Nadar family is sixth with Rs 4.7 lakh crore, led by Roshni Nadar Malhotra, chairperson of HCL Technologies, a major IT services company. In seventh place is the Murugappa family with Rs 2.9 lakh crore, led by Vellayan Subbiah, who heads their financial services arm, Cholamandalam Investment and Finance. The Premji family ranks eighth with Rs 2.8 lakh crore, led by Rishad Premji of IT giant Wipro. The Agarwal family, headed by Anil Agarwal, is ninth with Rs 2.6 lakh crore, with interests in metals and mining through Hindustan Zinc. In tenth place are the Dani, Choksi, and Vakil families, owners of Asian Paints, with a valuation of Rs 2.2 lakh crore.
West Australian
14 hours ago
- Sport
- West Australian
Jhaniele Fowler-Nembhard: West Coast Fever re-sign superstar goal shooter on one-year deal
The West Coast Fever are hailing the return of the player they have declared the 'best in the world', with Jhaniele Fowler-Nembhard locked in on a new contract. The superstar shooter on Tuesday put pen to paper on a fresh one-year deal, ensuring the Super Netball runners-up will again challenge for the title next season after the heartbreak of their one-goal grand final defeat. It comes after The West Australian last month exclusively revealed that a contract was imminent to have the 36-year-old back in a green dress for ninth campaign in WA in season 2026. Fowler-Nembhard has experienced a year of adversity like no other. The Jamaican was set to sit out the Super Netball season after announcing her pregnancy, but suffered a miscarriage in January. Having missed the first two matches of the season, Fowler-Nembhard opted to return to action and dominated the competition to claim an eighth consecutive league scoring crown and spearhead West Coast's run to the grand final. 'Jhaniele has inspired us all with her strength and resilience this season and has been a driving force behind our team's great success,' Fever coach Dan Ryan said. 'She's our spiritual leader and instils so much confidence in those around her with her passion, presence and positive energy. 'She's had an enormous impact on everyone in our team and we are so grateful to have her on board for another season.' Ryan said he was confident Fowler-Nembhard could soar to even greater heights despite the veteran having already accomplished so much. 'This was one of the best seasons of her career and, like a true champion, she continues to challenge herself to keep getting better,' he said. 'She is the best in the world and there is still so much more great netball and growth left in her.' Fowler-Nembhard poured in 726 goals in 2025 on her way to securing a seventh-straight Stacey Marinkovich Medal as Fever's Most Valuable Player. The sharpshooter said she was thrilled to have finalised the new deal as West Coast seek grand final redemption. 'Perth has truly become my second home, and I'm beyond grateful to wear the green dress again in 2026,' she said. 'I can't wait to get back out there with my Fever Family and chase another championship with our amazing Green Army behind us every step of the way.' The re-signing sees West Coast well-placed with their roster in the early days of the off-season, retaining the core from the squad that reeled off 13 consecutive wins to finish atop the standings. Key pieces Jess Anstiss, Sunday Aryang and Alice Teague-Neeld are all locked in for next year, while the club this week announced the recruitment of Sasha Glasgow from the Melbourne Mavericks. The Fever parted ways with Jamaican goal attack Shanice Beckford.
USA Today
04-08-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Charles Bassey wants to play for the Boston Celtics
Former San Antonio Spurs big man Charles Bassey wants to play for the Boston Celtics. But is the interest mutual, or is the lack of a camp invite for the Sin City Celtics center standout more a product of the need for cap management on a Boston roster right up against the edge of the collective bargaining agreement (CBA)'s second apron? The Celtics could of course sign Bassey right now with their roster spot vacated by the move that got them under the second apron -- waiving 2025 NBA G League Most Valuable Player JD Davison. But doing so would theoretically put them right back over said second apron, negating the point of having made the move to part ways with Davison in the first place. Could another move to clear salary and open up some cap to bring on Bassey be in the works, or is Boston focused on other things at this point in the 2025 offseason? The hosts of the CLNS Media "How Bout Them Celtics!" podcast, Jack Simone and Sam LaFrance, took some time on a recent episode of their show to talk it over. Check it out below! If you enjoy this pod, check out the "How Bout Them Celtics," "First to the Floor," and the many other New England sports podcasts available on the CLNS Media network: Listen to "Havlicek Stole the Pod" on: Spotify: iTunes: YouTube:
Hindustan Times
29-07-2025
- Sport
- Hindustan Times
DPL School Juniors – nurturing Delhi's Gen Next cricket stars
New Delhi: The inaugural edition of the Delhi Premier League - School Juniors, an inter-school cricket tournament organised by the Delhi & District Cricket Association (DDCA) in partnership with Hindustan Times, came to a successful end at the Netaji Subhash Sports Complex, Jasola Vihar on Sunday. DDCA secretary Ashok Sharma (C), and directors Vikram Kohli (3rd from right), Vikas Katyal (2nd from right) and Shyam Sunder Sharma (3rd from left) hand over the DPL School Juniors cricket tournament champions' cheque to Modern School, Barakhamba (Hindustan Times) Sixteen of Delhi's top school teams – including Modern School, Delhi Public School-RK Puram, Bal Bharati Public School and St. Marks School – participated in this knockout competition. DPL School Juniors was conceived as part of DDCA president Rohan Jaitley's visionary pursuit to cultivate cricketing talent at the grassroots level, an initiative that underscores his enduring commitment to youth development and sporting excellence in Delhi. Modern School, who emerged champions, received a cash prize of ₹1,00,000 that was awarded by DDCA secretary Ashok Sharma. Among the other dignitaries present at the prize distribution ceremony were Shyam Sunder Sharma and Vikas Katyal, both directors of DDCA. DPS finished runners-up and were awarded ₹75,000. As the success of the DPL School Juniors marks a significant step in DDCA's push to discover and nurture Delhi's next generation of cricket stars, individual brilliance that lit up the tournament received recognition as well. Grihith Gumber of champions Modern School was named the best bowler for his impressive tally of eight wickets. He received the award from Vikram Kohli, DDCA Malhotra of Laxman Public School was adjudged the best batter, having amassed 193 runs. He received his award from Ashok Sharma. DPS allrounder Mrinayak, who scored 188 runs and took six wickets, was declared the Most Valuable Player and received the award from the DDCA secretary. Adding to the celebratory atmosphere, representatives from all seven DPL franchises – Aayush Singh (Purani Dilli 6), Ayush Doseja (West Delhi Riders), Keshav Dalal (New Delhi Tigers), Yatish Singh (South Delhi Superstarz), Aarnav Koul (Central Delhi Kings), Harsh Tyagi (Outer Delhi Warriors) and Vikas Dixit (North Delhi Strikers) – joined in by distributing medals to the winners and runners-up. The second edition of the men's DPL begins on August 2 and the women's tournament is scheduled to start on August 17.
USA Today
28-07-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Lakers jersey history No. 1 — Maurice Carter
Through the 2024-25 season, the Los Angeles Lakers have had a total of 506 players suit up for them, going back to their days in Minneapolis. Some were forgettable, some were serviceable, some were good and a select few were flat-out legendary. As the Lakers approach their 80th season of existence (they were founded back in 1946 as the Detroit Gems in the National Basketball League), LeBron Wire is taking a look at each player who has worn their jersey, whether it has been a purple and gold one or the ones they donned back in the Midwest during their early years. We now take a look at Maurice Carter, who had a very brief stint with the Lakers during the 2003-04 season. It was a season that started out with tons of promise, but ended up being defined by soul-shattering turbulence. The team had signed future Hall of Famers Gary Payton and Karl Malone during the summer of 2003, only to find out that Kobe Bryant had been charged with sexual assault in Colorado. The 2003-04 campaign would be a peculiar rollercoaster of superficial hot streaks sandwiched by frustrating slumps, key injuries and interpersonal drama. Carter had been a decent player at Louisiana State University, where he spent four seasons. He went undrafted in 1999 and spent the next few years playing in the International Basketball League and the Continental Basketball Association when the Lakers came calling in January 2004. Bryant had just suffered a mysterious finger injury, and the team's bench was thin to begin with. Carter, a 6-foot-5 guard, would sign two 10-day contracts with Los Angeles and play in four games with it. He would finish with a total of 22 points, three rebounds, two assists and six turnovers in 50 minutes. Later that season, he would appear in six games with the New Orleans Hornets. That would be it for his NBA career. He did, however, help the Dakota Wizards win that year's CBA championship and was named the Most Valuable Player of the CBA playoffs.
