New Delhi: Vidya Chaabria, who successfully took over the reigns of the $ two billion Jumbo Group after her husband Manu Chaabria's death in 2002, and Naina Lal Kidwai, probably the highest paid women executive in the country, are the two Indians picked by 'Fortune' magazine in its world's top 50 corporate women.

The "International Power 50" is composed of women who have an operating role in business profit outside the US (including women based in the US who run overseas divisions, such as Coke's Mary Minnick).

The 'Fortune' magazine, while selecting Chaabria for the third annual ranking of the International Power 50, has lauded the efforts of the 55 year old industrialist in taking up the challenge of running the group.

She runs the group's 28 business with the help of two of her three daughters and its flagship business, the Dubai based Jumbo Electronics, is the largest distributor of Sony Products in the world, says the magazine in its latest issue.

The group's Indian companies have interests in brewing and supply-chain management.

Chaabria has been ranked 38th in the International Power 50.

The 46 year old Naina Lal Kidwai, who is ranked 47, is probably the highest paid women executive in India, says the magazine.

PTI