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Roshni Nadar succeeds Shiv Nadar at HCL Tech as chairperson
Indian billionaire industrialist and philanthropist Shiv Nadar has stepped down from the Chairman’s role at the HCL Technologies. The company said its board of directors has appointed Roshni Nadar Malhotra, Non-Executive Director as Chairperson of the board and company with effect from Friday in place of Shiv Nadar.
Roshni Nadar, the only child of HCL's founder, was ranked 54th on the Forbes World's Most Powerful Women list. According to IIFL Wealth Hurun India Rich List (), Roshni Nadar is the richest woman in India.
Roshni Nadar did her schooling from Delhi and graduated with a Masters in Business Administration from Kellogg School of Management. She served as a trustee on the Shiv Nadar Foundation, and she is also chairperson of VidyaGyan Leadership Academy, a leadership academy for economically underprivileged.
Following her passion about wildlife and conservation, Roshni established The Habitats Trust in The
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Roshni Nadar Malhotra: Building poor man's Doon school in UP to help build future leaders
Driving out of the Delhi National Capital Region on a spanking new highway to Agra, glitzy hotels, fancy apartments and fountains quickly give way to a narrow, four-meter wide road, heading into Bulandshahr, a district in Uttar Pradesh. There are mounds of drying cow dung, haystacks and open fields on both sides of the road.
An hour’s drive into the countryside and you won’t miss the distinct two storey brick building on a 30 acre plot. It’s the VidyaGyan School, one of the two free schools that the Shiv Nadar Foundation has set up. The building has been deliberately kept low rise to merge with the surrounding fields and villages.
Inside, the school could be mistaken for one in any big city. Sprawling sports grounds, neat assembly areas, boys and girls hostels and residences for teachers are part of this boarding school. Thirty-one-year old Roshni Nadar Malhotra set it up three years a
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HCL&#;s Roshni Nadar Malhotra India’s richest woman; net worth ₹84, cr
Radha Vembu, 69, sister of Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu, ranks fifth on the Kotak Private Banking Hurun Leading Wealthy Women list, with an estimated net worth of ₹26, crore. She leads the company as the product manager of Zoho Mail.
Leena Gandhi Tewari, 65, of USV, a global pharmaceutical and biotech corporation based in Mumbai, ranks sixth on the list, with an estimated wealth of ₹24, crore. Leena is the list's most charitable woman, who has donated about ₹24 crore, primarily to the cause of healthcare.
Almost one-fourth of the list constitutes new entrants. The cumulative wealth of the women wealth creators contributes to 2% of India’s nominal GDP. The cut-off for the new list is ₹ crore, as against ₹ crore in the gods list ().
Anu Aga (79) and Meher Pudumjee (56) of Thermax, an energy and environment firm rank seventh on the list. After reaching the age of 76, Anu stepped down from the Thermax board of di