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Name
  
Venugopal Dhoot

Children
  
Anirudh Dhoot

Organizations founded
  
Videocon


Role
  
Businessman

Siblings
  
Rajkumar Dhoot



Education
  
College of Engineering, Pune

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Net worth
  
1.55 billion USD (2015)

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Venugopal Dhoot (born in Mumbai, India) is an Indian businessman. According to Forbes magazine, his wealth in 2013 is $1.25 billion.[1] He is said to be the thirty eighth richest man in India.

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He is an alumnus of the College of Engineering, Pune, India. He is married to Rama Dhoot and has two children, Anirudh and Surbhi.

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Career

His father, Nandlal Madhavlal Dhoot, was an industrialist who made his earlier fortune in the sugarcane and cotton industry. Nandlal Dhoot was the founder of Videocon Corporation and other businesses ventures such as Videocon Electronics. The company's major breakthrough came when it received one of India's first licenses to manufacture colour televisions.

Personal life

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Venugopal Dhoot is an avid cricket fan and accomplished flautist. The Videocon School of Cricket launched in Kolkata, India under the guidance of former Indian Cricket Captain, Saurav Ganguly, trains and promotes young cricketers of India in the age group of 10 to 17. Venugopal Dhoot is also an environmental enthusiast who is credited for completing a project for planting 2,000,000 teak trees across India. His brother, Rajkumar Dhoot, is a member of the Indian Parliament. He is a vegetarian for spiritual reasons.


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References

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