Hinduja Group

The passing of Gopichand Hinduja, chairman of the Hinduja Group and one of India’s most influential global business figures, has drawn heartfelt tributes from political leaders, industry stalwarts, and global institutions. Widely regarded as a driving force behind strengthening India-UK economic relations, G.P. Hinduja’s legacy extends far beyond his corporate achievements. His visionary leadership, philanthropic contributions, and deep commitment to cross-border collaboration made him a towering figure in global business diplomacy.

Gopichand Parmanand Hinduja, co-chairman of the Hinduja Group and one of the most influential figures in global business, passed away in London at the age of 85. His demise signifies the end of an era for one of India’s most illustrious business dynasties. Known for his strategic acumen, understated leadership, and philanthropic vision, G.P. Hinduja played a pivotal role in transforming a modest family enterprise into a diversified global conglomerate with interests spanning finance, energy, automotive, and infrastructure.

Gopichand Hinduja, the influential industrialist and chairman of the Hinduja Group, passed away in London at the age of 85. A pillar of global enterprise and philanthropy, Hinduja played a defining role in expanding the group’s footprint across industries such as banking, energy, automotive, and technology. Known for his strategic foresight and understated leadership, he was instrumental in shaping the conglomerate into one of the world’s most diversified business empires.

In a significant leadership move, the diversified conglomerate Hinduja Group has appointed Dr. Anand Agarwal as its new Group President. With over three decades of experience in the global industrial and technology sectors, Agarwal is set to guide the multinational entity through its next phase of strategic growth. His appointment reflects the Group’s deepening commitment to global expansion, digital transformation, and sustainable value creation.

In a decisive move reflecting strategic continuity, IndusInd Bank has named Rajiv Anand as the next Managing Director and CEO, pending regulatory approval. Anand, who currently serves as Deputy Managing Director, will succeed Sumant Kathpalia, whose term ends in March 2025. Backed by the Hinduja Group, the bank’s promoter, Anand's elevation signals confidence in his leadership and a focus on long-term stability.