1 / 6Indian billionaires have flourished despite the challenges thrown at them this year including the COVID-19 pandemic. Here is a look at the oldest billionaires in the country (in terms of their age), as per Forbes. (Image: Reuters)
2 / 6Pallonji Mistry | At 91 years of age, Pallonji Mistry, who heads the Shapoorji Pallonji Group has a net worth of $ 11.4 billion. (Image: PTI)
3 / 6Devendra Jain | The 91- year- old presides over Inox Group, whose interests stretch across various sectors including industrial gases, fluorocarbons, cinemas and cryogenic engineering. His estimated net worth is $ 1.6 billion. (Image: Inox Group)
4 / 6Benu Gopal Bangur | The 89-year-old owns a majority stake in Shree Cement and has a net worth of $ 6.5 billion. (Image: Reuters)
5 / 6Kushal Pal Singh | The property is a legend in the realty sector. Singh, aged 89, left an army posting to take over a property firm owned by his father-in-law. The firm, DLF, reshaped the real estate sector in the country and made Singh a billionaire with a net worth of $ 4.26 billion. (Image: Reuters)
6 / 6Lachhman Das Mittal | At 89, Mittal has a net worth of $ 1.86 billion. He started his career in the 90s only after retiring from LIC, his Sonalika Group is India's third-largest tractor maker. (Image: Ashray007/ Wikimedia Commons)
