Billionaires are in every part of the world, rarely do they fly economy seated next to you Middle class and billionaire don’t go in the same sentence. For Narayana Murthy who built gigantic Infosys in India — it does. He has stuck to his middle-class roots along with his wife even after being one of India’s richest men. Here is a recent example from a guy on a plane. Manyak was on a plane from the southern city of Bangalore to the commercial capital of India, Mumbai. He did his usual ritual — docked his hand luggage on the overhead bin and took his aisle seat. A few minutes later, he scanned the space. An elderly gentleman was at the window seat. He did his next routine after take-off — worked on his presentation, gave it final touches, closed his laptop within 15 minutes flat, and started staring through the window. The contour of the elderly gentleman caught his attention — he looked like someone he has seen somewhere before. In Manyak words, “He was old, his f...