,end of life‘ (Last Stage of Life), a Twitter user had commented on Rakesh Jhunjhunwala’s big bull investment after an interview was published on the microblogging site on August 8. Several short excerpts from the stock market king’s interview with CNBC-TV-18 were uploaded on Twitter, where he spoke on Indian market, public sector banks, digitization in India and how the country should thank Mukesh Ambani for it. talked to.
However, what caught the eye of the audience is the sudden but short gasp for breath. Jhunjhunwala endured throughout the interview. His speech was slow and interspersed with many gaps.
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala passed away on the morning of August 14, a week after India’s newest airline, which he co-founded, Akasa Airlines, Flew. Jhunjhunwala He was taken to Breach Candy Hospital where he was declared brought dead at 6.45 am. Doctors have confirmed that the investor died of a heart attack.
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Twitter users pointed out that he was feeling ill and that he should not have given the interview. ,They live forever. Too old man is too heavy that he should not have so much money. Where is this wisdom? (They are taking risk even in the last stage of life and here the media also has to interview only so that TRP rises, Here the old man also has to do stubborn business, there is so much money that he should not retire. Where is this wisdom?” a user commented on the video.
Apart from this, users also commented, “Very sad to see his health. Mr.Rakesh“Man was full of life till two years ago, sad to see his current situation.” wrote another user.
This video that surfaced a week before his sudden demise is close to testimony to his deteriorating health billionaire business magnate, In the interview, Jhunjhunwala predicted that ‘regardless of global growth, the Indian market will grow, but at a slower pace’.
Jhunjhunwala Talking more about public sector banks in the video, he said, the pricing power of banks can be expected to increase and demand picks up. ‘Expect write back provisions to help profits even in private sector banks. Those who can borrow are those who can lend, PSBs have great power to collect deposits.”
ahead, Jhunjhunwala He had also mentioned, “Mukesh Ambani should be thanked for the change he has brought to India. Because you know the low cost of communication has led to digitization in India. I think this country should Gotta be grateful. mukesh ambani for digitization in the country
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala He was 62 years old, breathed his last today at Breach Candy Hospital in Mumbai. Rakesh Jhunjhunwala was born on July 5, 1960. India’s 36th richest Indian, whose net worth is more than $4 billion. A chartered accountant by profession from Rajasthan, Jhunjhunwala started dabbling in stocks while in college and managed a stock trading firm, Rare Enterprises.
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