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Bhai main to chala Kailasa.
But the moment the market causes their decisions to falter or fail to materialise, the media jumps upon them like wolves.
Congrats these with the stingy farmers where more than 60 percent 'interest free' loans are excused because of "mercy", but they prefer wasting their money on random festivals or events.
Banks don't do shit? Dude you have one time settlement policies in place, so you can get away with paying half of your amount, but the creditors run to tribunals and get your hard earned company destroyed in days. I have personally seen my uncle almost commit suicide when he failed to get customers in his business, his "partners" cheating on him, and his assets sold off.
Please speak on facts and the law, as legal "professionals" at least this is expected, don't speak to emotions.
It's impossible to get ultra wealthy unless you have done something shady, either severely underpaying your employees or some kind of fraud. Most ultra wealthy people have been broken into ultra wealthy families, so there's always gonna be the factor of nepotism
it is very much possible to get to the top 10 Forbes on your own without doing illegal shit.
Forbes 30 under 30 has a reputation for mostly featuring frauds.