Lists
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30 Under 30: How is the Class of 2023 doing?
Our listees of the past year have continued making strides in their respective fields. A quick look back at where the last year has landed them
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Sumit Antil: Made to break and create new records
Para-athlete Sumit Antil holds the world record for the farthest javelin throw in the history of para-sports. His next target is gold at the 2024 Paris Paralympics and setting a new world record
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Parul Chaudhary: Going the distance
How Parul Chaudhary became the first athlete to win a medal in both women's steeplechase and the 5,000m in the Asiad
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Hunny Bhagchandani: Future-forward thinking
The founder of Torchit started the company to create innovations that will help elevate the lives of people with disabilities
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Aditi Saigal aka Dot: Winning with words and melody
Today, Dot has over 2 lakh monthly listeners on Spotify and has particularly garnered a fan base after her songs in Zoya Akhtar's 'The Archies', in which she also debuted as an actor and played the character Ethel Muggs
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Rama Krishna Mendu and Chirag Jain: The drone boys
The co-founders of EndureAir Systems provide drones with customised solutions to cater to tricky terrains
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Aryan Chauhan: Solving health challenges with entrepreneurship
"Aryan embodies the right balance between creating an in-depth product and the ability to sell," praises Kunal Bahl, co-founder of Titan Capital
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Nadeem Ahmed: The managing doctor
A harrowing personal experience led Dr Nadeem Ahmed to look at the upstream problems in the healthcare system. Now a senior consultant at McKinsey, he is aiming to advance global health equity
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Abhishek Agarwal: Creating wealth by offering health
The co-founder and director of Farmley has maintained direct connections with over 5,000 farmers and producers, ensuring that products meet the highest standards
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Vishnu Acharya: The deal maker
Harshil Mathur, co-founder and CEO of Razorpay, says Acharya's team will play an instrumental role as the fintech prepares for an IPO in the next two to three years
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Seethalakshmy Narayanan: The finance wizard
Narayanan has walked the talk at 29. She is the youngest-ever vice president at Premji Invest in its 17-year history and has led seven investments aggregating over $300 million