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Lakshmi Mittal: The steel tycoon is the richest in Britain and U.K. He

was born and brought up India. He belonged to the middle classfamily. His father had a small steel manufacturing company from

here he learned this business and went on to start his own in

England. Soon after his business started in England he started to

acquire small and mid-size companies and later on the he hit a bulls

eyes when he acquired Arcelor which was the largest steel making

company in the world. Thus making his company Mittal steels the

officially largest steel making company in the world.Read more about his journey here:

http://successstory.com/people/lakshmi-niwas-mittal

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Ratan Tata:Tata Empire was already a flourished one, but Mr. Ratan

Tata made this business more diversified with his presence. He is one

of the few businessmen who is highly respected in the Indian society

for his work, humbleness and contribution to the society. He had

many struggles in his early life as he did not have his parents there

for him while being poor. He was raised by his grandmother LadyNavajbai and didn't see much going for him until he started going to

school. In 1962, he joined the Tata Group and his first job involved

working with the Tata Steel division in Jamshedpur. He was

appointed the Director-in-Charge of the National Radio & Electronics

Company Limited (Nelco) in 1971 and was successful in turning Nelco

around which later paved his way to becoming the Chairman of Tata

Industries.The Groups investments in industries such as steel,textiles, power and hotels made a huge impact on Indian economy.

Over the past 10-12 years, Tata has taken over a series of famous

British brands, from Tetley Tea to Jaguar Land Rover. Today Tata

owns 19 European companies, in industries ranging from tea to IT,

steel to cars, and employs 60,000 people in Britain.

Read more detailed story here:

http://www.mbarendezvous.com/motivational-story/ratan-tata/

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P Mohamed Ali:Another success story of Indian which looks like

straight out of Bollywood movie. P Mohamed Ali was also born and

brought up in India, but soon he left India for Oman at the age of 20.

He wanted to have Business Empire in the construction and the

infrastructure sector of Oman at the time when Oman was not

known to many. In the year 1972 he started his business called Galfarengineering and the construction with just 5 labors under him. Slow

and steadily Galfar gained many projects in Oman as the country

went on development mode and soon with time it was the largest

construction company of Oman with more than 27000 employees

and also operating in many other Middle East countries like UAE,

Kuwait, Qatar etc.P Mohamed Ali also launched another company in

India called Mfar under Galfar. It already has few properties under itsbanners like Le meridian and the Westin in Chennai. Mfar was in the

news recently for its investment in Maldives of 150 million for a high-

end luxury resorts.

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P Mohamed ali with late P Mohamed ali

Read more detailed story here:

http://www.constructionweekonline.com/article-9224-top-10-

richest-indians-in-the-gcc/10/andhttp://pmohamedali.com/

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Prem Ganapathy

The success story of Prem ganapthy is very simple and just like a

Bollywood movie. Prem ganapthy was a small kid when he made hisway to Mumbai from his hometown Chennai. He was lost and

robbed the day he kept his foot in the dream city Mumbai. Somehow

he managed to get a job as a dish washer in a hotel but this was just

the starting. After few years, he started roadside stall of Idli and dosa

which was so tasty that people wouldnt mind waiting in a queue for

it. He was also famous to have high hygiene level which quite an

unusual view in early 90s for a road stall. Due to tasty, hygienic andhealthy food his customer grew along with his business to today his

Business Empire spread across many countered under his brand Dosa

Plaza.

Read more detailed story here:

http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2012-02-

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