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 =See also…=
-[[Rich List: India]]  <> [[Rich List: India, 2014: Forbes]]  <>[[Rich List: India, 2014: Hurun]]   <>[[Rich List: India, 2015: Forbes]]  <> [[Rich List: India, 2015: Hurun]] <>[[Rich list, India: 2016]] <> [[Rich List: India, 2016: Forbes]] <> <> [[Rich List: India, 2017]]
+[[Rich List: India]]  <> [[Rich List: India, 2014: Forbes]]  <>[[Rich List: India, 2014: Hurun]]   <>[[Rich List: India, 2015: Forbes]]  <> [[Rich List: India, 2015: Hurun]] <>[[Rich list, India: 2016]] <> [[Rich List: India, 2016: Forbes]] <>  [[Rich List: India, 2017]]  <>    [[Rich List: India, 2017: Hurun]]<> [[Rich list, India: 2018]]
 ==…and also==
 [[Rich List: Nepal]]<> [[Celebrity List: India]]<>   [[Indian money in HSBC, Switzerland]] <> [[Private lives of famous Indians]]
 ==…and also==
 [[Public Companies, South Asia's Biggest]]

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 Compared with 2014-15, there has not been much change in sectorwise comparison. Industrialmanufacturing which comprises steel, chemicals and construction continues to pay high compensation to the executives and have the largest pie. However, in 2016, some professionals have either retired or resigned, which means the needle could tilt back towards promoters unless more professionals break into the million-dollar salary bracket.
-=See also=
+=See also…=
-[[Rich List: India, 2016: Forbes]]
+[[Rich List: India]]  <> [[Rich List: India, 2014: Forbes]]  <>[[Rich List: India, 2014: Hurun]]   <>[[Rich List: India, 2015: Forbes]]  <> [[Rich List: India, 2015: Hurun]] <>[[Rich list, India: 2016]] <> [[Rich List: India, 2016: Forbes]] <> <> [[Rich List: India, 2017]]

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	The US is the wealthiest in the world in terms of total individual wealth held ($48,900 billion), while China stood second and Japan third, with total individual wealth of $17,400 billion and $15,100 billion, respectively .		The US is the wealthiest in the world in terms of total individual wealth held ($48,900 billion), while China stood second and Japan third, with total individual wealth of $17,400 billion and $15,100 billion, respectively .
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		+	=The spread of wealth in India in 2016=
		+	[http://epaperbeta.timesofindia.com/Article.aspx?eid=31808&articlexml=24L-earn-over-Rs-10L-25L-cars-bought-28122016027034 24L earn over Rs 10L, 25L cars bought every yr, Dec 28, 2016: The Times of India]
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		+	India has just 24.4 lakh tax payers who declared an annual income of over Rs 10 lakh yet 25 lakh new cars, including 35,000 luxury cars, are being bought every year for last five years, a top official said.
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		+	A nation of over 125 crore people had only 3.65 crore individuals filing their tax returns in the assessment year 2014-15, the official said, alluding to a huge number of individuals being outside the tax net. “Of the 3.65 crore individuals, there were only 5.5 lakh people who paid income tax of more than Rs 5 lakh and accounted for 57% of the total tax kitty . This essentially means that only 1.5% of those filing tax returns are contributing to 57% of tax kitty ,“ the official said.
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		+	The tax returns when compared with car sales throw astonishing numbers, he said. “Car sales on an average in last five years has been about 25 lakh per year. In the last three years the car sales were 25 lakh, 26 lakh and 27 lakh,“ he said, adding that the statistics points to a large number of people having income to buy cars are outside the tax bracket.
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		+	A car normally has a life of seven years and a second car is purchased not before five years by a common man, the official said. The income tax data collated shows only 48,417 persons reporting income of more than Rs 1 crore in a year. Yet luxury brands like BMW, Jaguar, Audi, Merce des, Porsche and Maserati sell almost 35,000 cars every year. Of the individuals filing returns, 5.32 lakh were with income of less than Rs 2 lakh per annum and not within the tax bracket. There were 1.47 lakh tax payers who had an income of over Rs 50 lakh in a year. Also during the 2014-15 assessment year, there were 1.61 crore people whose tax was deducted at source but they did not file income tax return (ITR), he said. India's tax revenue as a percentage of GDP was 16.7% in 2016, compared to 25.4% in the US and 30.3% in Japan.
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		+	The official said the numbers point to a significant number of people who are liable to pay tax aren't doing so.The government, he said, is shoring up its efforts to check evasion.

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-[[File: Number of professional CEOs in the Million-dollar salary club.jpg|Number of professional CEOs in the Million-dollar salary club; Graphic courtesy: [http://epaperbeta.timesofindia.com/Article.aspx?eid=31808&articlexml=Professionals-outnumber-promoters-in-mn-club-19122016001023 ''The Times of India''], Dec 19 2016|frame|500px]]
+[[File: Number of professional CEOs in the Million-dollar salary club.jpg|Number of professional CEOs in the Million-dollar salary club: 2015-16; Graphic courtesy: [http://epaperbeta.timesofindia.com/Article.aspx?eid=31808&articlexml=Professionals-outnumber-promoters-in-mn-club-19122016001023 ''The Times of India''], Dec 19 2016|frame|500px]]
 India Inc's million-dollar salary club just got beefier with professionals outnumbering promoters in financial year 2015-16. The compensation study of executives commissioned by TOI to global executive search firm EMA Partners reveals that in 2015-16, 61 professional CEOs took home a pay package of Rs 6.5 crore or roughly a million dollars, compared with 58 promoters who form part of this elite club.

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 = The highest paid actors/ 2016=
 [[Rich list of film artistes: India]]
 =See also=
 [[Rich List: India, 2016: Forbes]]

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	Net worth: $2 million		Net worth: $2 million
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		+	[[Rich List: India, 2016: Forbes]]

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	AMCs were not disclosing the remune ration paid to its star fund managers.They started to disclose compensation paid to key managerial personnel (KMP), which includes the MD.		AMCs were not disclosing the remune ration paid to its star fund managers.They started to disclose compensation paid to key managerial personnel (KMP), which includes the MD.
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		+	= The highest paid actors/ 2016=
		+	Male ranks, fees and quotes from [http://starsunfolded.com/top-10-highest-paid-bollywood-actors-2016/ Stars Unfolded]
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		+	Net worth and female actors’ earnings from [http://photogallery.indiatimes.com/celebs/celeb-themes/superwomen-of-2016/articleshow/56037457.cms ''The Times of India'' 18 December 2016]
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		+	'''Male '''
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		+	1. Salman Khan
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		+	Around Rs.55-60 Cr/film.
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		+	Net worth: $300 million
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		+	2. Aamir Khan
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		+	Around Rs.50 Cr/film.
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		+	Net worth: $300 million
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		+	3. Shah Rukh Khan
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		+	Because of ‘average hits such as Dilwale and FAN’ has dropped to around Rs.45 Cr/film.
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		+	Net worth: $800 million
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		+	4. Akshay Kumar
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		+	After the success of Airlift, Housefull 3 and Rustom: Around Rs.40 Cr/film.
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		+	5. Hrithik Roshan
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		+	The failure of Mohenjo Daro dented his market price to around Rs.35-40 Cr.
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		+	6. Ajay Devgn
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		+	With recent successes Drishyam and Shivaay, he takes around Rs.22-25 Cr/film.
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		+	7. Ranveer Singh
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		+	“His initial charges for a film were around Rs.10 – 12 Cr, but after the huge success of Bajirao Mastani, he has increased his charges to almost … Rs.20 Cr/film.”
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		+	Net worth: $15 million
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		+	8. Ranbir Kapoor
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		+	“Though he had a disastrous 2015 with flops like Roy, Bombay Velvet, and Tamasha, his recent Ae Dil Hai Mushkil proved to be a career-saving film for him, and now he charges around Rs.15-20 Cr/film.”
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		+	Net worth: $30 million
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		+	9. Amitabh Bachchan
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		+	With successes like Piku, and Pink he takes around Rs.12-15 Cr/film.
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		+	10. Shahid Kapoor
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		+	Because of Udta Punjab, takes around Rs.10 Cr/film.
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		+	'''Female '''
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		+	1. Deepika Padukone
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		+	Earning per film: Rs 15 crore
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		+	Net worth: $18 million
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		+	2. Priyanka Chopra
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		+	Earning per film: Rs 9-10 crore
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		+	Net worth: $32 million
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		+	3. Anushka Sharma
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		+	Earning per film: Rs 5-6 crore
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		+	Net worth: $9 million
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		+	4. Kangana Ranaut
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		+	Earning per film: Rs 5-6 crore
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		+	Net worth: $10 million
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		+	5. Alia Bhatt
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		+	Earning per film: Rs 4-5 crore
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		+	Net worth: $2 million

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	Bhavish Aggarwal of Ola, the youngest in the list at 30, is worth Rs 3,000 crore, up from Rs 2,385 crore in last year's list. His co-founder Ankit Bhati is no longer in the list, which looks at those with wealth of Rs 1,600 crore and more. Last year, Bhati's wealth was exactly the same as Aggarwal's. Hurun's Junaid said Bhati does not have as much stake as Aggarwal does at present.		Bhavish Aggarwal of Ola, the youngest in the list at 30, is worth Rs 3,000 crore, up from Rs 2,385 crore in last year's list. His co-founder Ankit Bhati is no longer in the list, which looks at those with wealth of Rs 1,600 crore and more. Last year, Bhati's wealth was exactly the same as Aggarwal's. Hurun's Junaid said Bhati does not have as much stake as Aggarwal does at present.
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		+	=Executive remunerations=
		+	[http://epaperbeta.timesofindia.com/Article.aspx?eid=31808&articlexml=Top-HDFC-MF-execs-remain-highest-paid-in-10052016020009 ''The Times of India''], May 10 2016
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		+	[[File: Executive remenuration, name, designation and some details.jpg\|Executive remenuration, name, designation and some details; Graphic courtesy: [http://epaperbeta.timesofindia.com/Article.aspx?eid=31808&articlexml=Top-HDFC-MF-execs-remain-highest-paid-in-10052016020009 ''The Times of India''], May 10 2016\|frame\|500px]]
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		+	'''Top HDFC MF execs remain highest paid in industry'''
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		+	Allirajan M
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		+	HDFC Mutual Fund (MF) executives continue to remain the highest paid in the industry , earning in excess of Rs 6 crore for 2015-16 -15-30% more than what their peers at ICICI Prudential earned during 2015-16. This, despite Prudential ICICI toppling HDFC MF from the top slot.
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		+	Milind Barve, MD of HDFC MF , was the highest paid executive in the MF in dustry earning Rs 6.25 crore in 201516. UTI MF's MD Leo Puri came second with a remuneration of around Rs 5.74 crore while ICICI Prudential MF's MD and CEO Nimesh Shah, who earned Rs 5.4 crore during the year, stood third.
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		+	HDFC's Prashant Jain remains the highest paid fund manager in the country . He was paid Rs 6.17 crore in 2015-16, which was almost 30% higher than his peer Sankaran Naren of ICICI Prudential MF . Jain's pay was 83.6% higher than Sunil Singhania, chief investment officer (CIO), equity investments, Reliance MF , the third largest fund house.
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		+	Naren, who is the CIO of ICICI Prudential MF , received Rs 4.75 crore as remuneration for 2015-16. Jain, who is also the executive director and CIO of HDFC MF , got Rs 16.3 crore by exercising his employee stock options (ESOPs). Barve's ESOPs netted him nearly Rs 20 crore. Incidentally, HDFC and Reliance were the only fund houses that published information on ESOPs.
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		+	Sundeep Sikka, the CEO of Reliance MF , the third largest fund house by assets, received Rs 10.25 crore through one-time payments and by exercising his stock options while its CIO, equity investments, Sunil Singhania, got Rs 4.65 crore through such payments and ESOPs.
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		+	The CEO of Birla Sun Life MF , the fourth largest fund house, A Balasubramanian, took home Rs 3.93 crore as pay in 2014-15. The fund house has not yet disclosed remuneration details of its top executives for 2015-16. The ratio of MD's remuneration to the median salary of employees was1:86 for ICICI Prudential or about 1.16% and was followed by HDFC at 1:68 or 1.47%, UTI at 1:43 or 2.33% and Reliance at 1:39 or 2.58%.
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		+	“With the objective of promoting transparency in remuneration policies so that executive remuneration is aligned with the interest of investors, MFsAMCs (asset management companies) should disclose information on their pay under a separate head in their respective websites,“ market regulator Sebi had said in its circular in March.
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		+	AMCs were not disclosing the remune ration paid to its star fund managers.They started to disclose compensation paid to key managerial personnel (KMP), which includes the MD.

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	The US is the wealthiest in the world in terms of total individual wealth held ($48,900 billion), while China stood second and Japan third, with total individual wealth of $17,400 billion and $15,100 billion, respectively .		The US is the wealthiest in the world in terms of total individual wealth held ($48,900 billion), while China stood second and Japan third, with total individual wealth of $17,400 billion and $15,100 billion, respectively .
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		+	=Richest entrepreneurs under 40=
		+	[http://epaperbeta.timesofindia.com/Article.aspx?eid=31808&articlexml=Paytm-owners-wealth-rises-most-in-16-08092016019044 ''The Times of India''], Sep 08 2016
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		+	[[File: Richest Indians under 40 years of age and the richest Indians, 2016.jpg\|Richest Indians under 40 years of age and the richest Indians, 2016; Graphic courtesy: [http://epaperbeta.timesofindia.com/Article.aspx?eid=31808&articlexml=Paytm-owners-wealth-rises-most-in-16-08092016019044 ''The Times of India''], September 8, 2016\|frame\|500px]]
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		+	Avik Das
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		+	Paytm founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma's wealth surged by 162% in 2015-16, making him the richest entrepreneur under 40 in Hurun's India rich list for 2016.
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		+	Sharma is worth about Rs 7,300 crore, up from Rs 2,824 crore in 2015. The rise in wealth can be attributed to Chinese e-commerce behemoth Alibaba's investment in the company and subsequent funding rounds that have raised Paytm's valuation. Sharma holds about 21% stake in the company.
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		+	After Sharma, Indigo co-founder Rakesh Gangawal has seen the biggest increase in we alth of more than 150%. His wealth stood at Rs 15,900 crore, thanks to the share price performance of the airline post its IPO last year. Anas Rahman Junaid, MDIndia of Hurun Report, a monthly magazine that focusses on high net-worth individuals in China and India, said sub dued investor interest in e-commerce and online businesses had reduced valuations of ecommerce unicorns in 2016. Several mutual funds with holdings in Flipkart have lowered the valuations of those stakes in the past few months.
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		+	Bhavish Aggarwal of Ola, the youngest in the list at 30, is worth Rs 3,000 crore, up from Rs 2,385 crore in last year's list. His co-founder Ankit Bhati is no longer in the list, which looks at those with wealth of Rs 1,600 crore and more. Last year, Bhati's wealth was exactly the same as Aggarwal's. Hurun's Junaid said Bhati does not have as much stake as Aggarwal does at present.