New Delhi: It is said that the British ruled over India for nearly 200 years and took away a huge amount of wealth and property from here. Despite such a massive looting by the British today the richest person in Britain is an Indian. This Indian family residing in Britain possesses more wealth than even the Queen of England and throughout Britain this familys influence is significant. The Times Magazines Rich List 2025 has once again chosen this Indian family as number 1. At the top of the Times Rich List 2025 is the name of Gopichand Hinduja and his family. This family has approximately 33.67 lakh crore rupees in assets. They have left behind the David and Simon Reuben family who are in second place by a margin of 8 thousand crore rupees. This family is the owner of the multinational company Hinduja Group which operates in trucking lubricant banking and cable television sectors. About Gopichand Hinduja Gopichand works as the chairman of the Hinduja Group. He assumed this position in May 2023 after the death of his older brother Srichand Hinduja. The Hinduja family also holds a strong foothold in the real estate sector in London where the most famous property is the Raffles London Hotel located in the historic Old War Office building in Whitehall. Graduation from India Gopichand Hinduja completed his graduation in 1959 from Jai Hind College in Mumbai. After that he obtained a doctorate in law from Westminster University. Gopichand did not stop there; he also pursued a doctorate in economics from Richmond College London and then took steps towards starting his own business. Under his leadership the Hinduja Group acquired Gulf Oil in 1984 and just three years later also acquired Ashok Leyland. Gopichand currently resides in London while his younger brother Prakash lives in Monaco and the youngest brother Ashok stays in Mumbai overseeing Indian businesses. The Hinduja family had to go through a rough phase when a dispute over property among the Hinduja brothers started. It continued for a long time and finally in November 2022 the Hinduja brothers decided to end the dispute. The brothers agreed to halt the lawsuits ongoing across Europe and deemed it appropriate to work together.