‘I want to be remembered as the world’s oldest man’

Bangalore: The world will remember him best as a prodigious philanthropist. But he wants to be remembered as "the world's oldest man". Warren Buffett, No. 3 on the global rich list, who has pledged to give 99% of his wealth to charity, at 80, is on his first trip to India and easily admits that he
was a "bit of retard to have come to India so late".
    But making up for lost time, he committed to making one big investment in India every year and clubbed India with the UK, Germany, China and Brazil as potential destinations for his company Berkshire Hathaway's future investment plans.

Warren Buffet in Bangalore: I am a bit of a retard to have come to India so late