The richest men of the world have always been the attraction for various achievements and success apart from wealth. People are always curious to know and learn about their lifestyle, occupation, annual revenue income. Apart from their reason of being rich and annual turnover as they find interest in learning about their personal life. Being rich and popular is not only being a wealthy man but their achievements have made their beloved, wives of richest men. Therefore popularity increased because they are wives of the richest men. Women not only have access to money novels and magazines but also pursue an extraordinary lifestyle.

Wives of Richest men in the world

Susan Dell

One of the gorgeous looking women, she is the wife of Michael Dell. Expertise cycling apart from it she is an athlete completed in 2003 at the Ironman endurance competition. Gorgeousness was featured in vogue magazine which increase her cognition in the fashion world. Shubham Dayal is also the chairman of Phi. Apart from all Susan Dell is the co-founder and owns the Michael and Susan Dell Foundation.

Melinda Gates

Another popular wife of one of the richest men in the world is Melinda Gates. He is married to Bill Gates. An American philanthropist and also a former computer scientist who worked with as his manager.

After being married to her husband, they founded the bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. It is one of the world’s largest and most famous charitable organizations.

Usha Mittal

She is married to the fourth richest man in the world. They got married when Lakshmi Mittal was just 21 years old. She holds the position of managing the board of directors at the world’s largest steel company. Almost gathering and experience of more than 15 years of children she runs a plant in Indonesia. One of the well-known engineering colleges Usha Mittal Institute of Technology reminds of her interest and dedication towards women’s education.

Tina Munim

She is the wife of one of the popular richest men in the world Anil Ambani. Ambani has been one of the leading Industrialist of India, Reliance groups. He ranks as the sixth richest man in the world. Apart from being his wife she has been one of the popular actresses of the 70s. This Bollywood actress mother of two sons.

Tina Ambani works for foundations and charities along with her work towards elders and also promotes Indian art.

Salma Hayek

When mentioning the popular wives of the richest men, Salma Hayek rules as one of them. A Mexican American actress and producer who married Henri Pinault. Successful in her career, she is the wife of a wealthy man, CEO, and chairman of luxury group Kering. Also, he owns the world’s popular brands Gucci and Balenciaga.

Marrying the richest men has adorned them with popularity and wealth. They occupy grand space in the magazine’s columns, they are owners of foundations, charities, and startup companies. Enduring them with wealth and popularity as gorgeous and successful businesswomen in the world.

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Indian economy is on a roll for some years and even in the worst case scenario, millionaires are being produced in the country faster than the speed of thought!

Ever few days we read about a new kid on the block with massive bank balance who used to be nobody just a couple of years back. So yes, lot of money is flowing in the hands of ever growing list of individuals while at the same time there are many many more who are barely able to survive.

With thoughts about such underprivileged souls, big celebrities across the world have pledged to share their entire wealth or part of their wealth with the society.

In this context a statement by actor Jackie Chan makes a lot of sense. He has pledged to donate half his wealth to charity after he dies and doesn’t want to leave a fortune for his son. His simple logic is: “If he (his son) is capable, he will make his own money. If he is not, then he will just be wasting my money!”

This makes lot of sense in Indian context where traditionally there is a trend of family wealth handed down generation after generation.

But are our mindsets changing?

Are Indian millionaires, like their global counterparts like Bill Gates, Warren Buffet etc. ready to donate or share their wealth?

The most striking example came to light a couple of days back when the controversial CEO of Housing.com, Rahul Yadav announced that he is allotting his entire stake in the company, which is worth Rs. 150-200 crores to all of his employees!

In simple words, around Rs. 10 lakh per employee which is huge!

It might be a publicity gimmick, but on the face of it, this really makes sense for thousands of his employees. Yes, he is not helping the poor and downtrodden, but then it is not easy to give away all your earnings when you have earned it all when you’re just 26!

But the response to his call to his fellow businessmen, CEO’s of Zomato and Olacabs has been less than encouraging. While Deepender Goyal of Zomato replied to Rahul’s challenge of donating half their worth by saying, “Aww so cute”, Bhavish Aggarwal from Olacabs replied, “Give that man a cookie”.

Obviously it may not make business sense to let go of all your earnings, but then starting to do major philanthropy early in your career when you’re actually making millions is not a bad idea! Most of the major donors in our country, the likes of Tatas, Ambanis, Azim Premji’s etc have started this big time charity at a very old age now! All these big businessman have pledged to donate millions to various causes and charities they support, but such a similar step from the youth of today and the newly made millionaires will help a long way to change the mindset of the country!

Helping others when you have more than enough to last a few lifetimes is a cause one needs to work for relentlessly.

Let’s hope these millionaires become billionaires and many more join the ranks with the thought of giving back to the society and sharing their riches!

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