Regardless of the ups and downs in share markets and the escalating oil prices, there are a few privileged folks who seem oblivious to it all. However, the fluctuating dollar rate did alter the Forbes' billionaire list this year. While Bill Gates and Warren Buffet maintained their positions from last year, Zara's Amancio Ortega made it to the top 10 billionaires, earning the 2nd position. Amidst the Indian players, Mukesh Ambani ranked 36th on the list; Indian pharma magnate Pankaj Patel, MD of Cadila Healthcare, was one among the new comers to join the league of discerning billionaires.

divRegardless of the ups and downs in share markets and the escalating oil prices, there are a few privileged folks who seem oblivious to it all. However, the fluctuating dollar rate did alter the Forbesandrsquo; billionaire list this year. While strongBill Gates/strong and strongWarren Buffett/strong maintained their positions from last year, Zaraandrsquo;s strongAmancio Ortega/strong made it to the top 10 billionaires, earning the 2nd position. Amidst the Indian players, strongMukesh Ambani/strong ranked 36th on the list; Indian pharma magnate strongPankaj Patel/strong, MD of Cadila Healthcare, was one among the new comers to join the league of discerning billionaires./div divDrawn from stronga href="http://www.forbes.com/billionaires/" target="_blank"Forbes/a/strongandrsquo; prestigious list, hereandrsquo;s a look at the top 10 billionaires of 2016./div
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