30 Under 30 2024
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Dipraj Jadhav: Meet the mashup wizard
Dipraj Jadhav, the lad from Shirpur, Maharashtra, perfectly blends visuals and background scores to entertain you and show off his skills
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Netra Ajjampur and Abhishek Durani: Shaping fun spaces with Studio Sorted
Ajjampur's execution prowess complements Durani ideation. That's how these collaborators and the co-founders of Studio Sorted are injecting youthful cheer into India's design and architecture space
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Christopher Richard: Fusing form and function to craft every product at Studio Carbon
Richard is an integral part of Studio Carbon, an award-winning design agency that works at the intersection of technology, systems thinking, and storytelling to realise a better future
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Arvind Bhardwaj and Anupam Kumar: Making mining count
Regarding EV components, India does not have enough reserves of the minerals required. At Mini Mines, the winners of the Clean Energy and Climate Change category have found a solution to extract these minerals from discarded batteries
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Navajith Karkera and Jagath Biddappa: Delivering eargasms
The winners of the consumer tech category began with experiments for hearing implants, then innovated Sonic Lamb, and now their journey has brought them to the SoundTech accelerator programme by Sound Hub Denmark
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Ajinkya Dhariya: Reshaping menstrual hygiene and waste management with PadCare
Ajinkya Dhariya built a technology to address one of the fundamental waste management problems. Now, his venture is saving 100 metric tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent annually and impacting the lives of one million women
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How steely resolve shaped up Spriha Biswas' path
Spriha Biswas did the unthinkable by dropping out of IIT-Bombay to pursue her passion for designing and building products. The CPO at Augnito is now using that passion to compete against tech giants and is winning
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Shreyans Chopra: On the path to build an industry-defining company
Shreyans Chopra first became a music entrepreneur, then a CA, then a consultant at BCG, but now, with Mstack, he has finally arrived at a path that works for him
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Viraj Khanna: The accidental artist
Viraj Khanna, son of legendary fashion designer Anamika Khanna, studied business administration. But Covid-19 opened up another path to showcase his creativity
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Radhika Madan: Breaking out of the box
The actor rejects the label of an 'offbeat' performer. It's the desire to play outside of her comfort zone that has been the drive for her career
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Loopworm: How Ankit Alok Bagaria and Abhi Gawri are building a silk route to profit with sustainability
To tame the elephant of food waste, the co-founders of the agritech company have put insects to work and are building Loopworm to make it one of India's largest biotechnology companies