World’s Richest Beggar Net-Worth: You may have heard many ‘rags to currency’ stories on the Internet, but the story of Bharat Jain, which is called ‘the richest beggar in the world’, is really unique. He created his property by begging. Like other successful people, who created big businesses to get out of poverty, Bharat Jain invested the money received by begging outside Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus in Mumbai and today he has two luxury flats in the city.
Two sons of Bharat Jain, who have completed their studies from a major convent school in Mumbai, are now handling the stationery business of the family. This business has now become another source of income for the family, who was once living in poverty.
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Who is Bharat Jain?
Bharat Jain was born in an economically weaker family. His childhood was full of difficulties because even the basic needs like eating and living could not be met. To help his family, Bharat Jain started begging from a young age and has been doing so for the last four decades. They begging 10-12 hours daily, seven days a week and 365 days a year.
Although many people can consider Bharat Jain’s way of earning money wrong, especially when they no longer need to be begging, the truth is that this rich beggar considers begging as a full -time job and does it hard.
Is India Jain’s daily earnings?
According to several media reports, India Jain earns around ₹ 2,000 to ₹ 2,500 daily, causing their monthly income to reach around ₹ 60,000 to ₹ 75,000. This income is more than the income of many entry-level employees in the corporate sector of the country.
India Jain’s total assets
According to reports, Bharat Jain invested the money that he earned by begging on the streets of Mumbai. He currently has two luxurious apartments worth ₹ 1.4 crore in Mumbai. Bharat Jain has a total assets of ₹ 7.5 crore. His wife, two sons, father and brother live in these two luxury flats.
Apart from this, Bharat Jain also has two shops in Thane, which gives them a fare of ₹ 30,000 every month, which further increases their income.
Why do you still beg?
People are surprised to see Bharat Jain begging on the streets of Mumbai, because now they have economic stability and a successful business. Many people consider it their habit or addiction, while some call it their humility. But the truth is that where it is common to beg in a country, Bharat Jain invested wisely and made a better life for himself and his family with his hard work.