The man who had once been one of the richest industrialists in India, is currently living in a rented accommodation in Mumbai, according to Economic Times. According to reports, his lawyers claimed Singhania did not own a car or driver. His lawyer Dinyar Madon reportedly told the court that the 78-year-old gave up Raymond shares worth around Rs 1000 crore in his son’s favour only to be left alone, fending for himself.
Plan today,tomorrow might be late.
Head of family has to pay very little for life insurance policy,
but if the family has to pay for it cost a danger deal.
Lack of proper insurance cover will make a very big difference to your family when they have no financial support.
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