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Start-up founders have strengthened their presence in the country’s wealthiest list this year but only five have given enough to charity to appear in the Top 95 India Philanthropy list released by Hurun Research and EdelGive Foundation.
A few weeks ago, Hurun Research, in a tie-up with IIFL Securities, had released the India Rich List which featured 13 start-up entrepreneurs based in India in the top 200. But only five qualified on their contribution to philanthropy.
Yet, according to Hurun’s projections, based on discussions with start-ups and their philanthropy plans, it expects at least five to 20 more founders to join the
