With an outlook moulded by living in multiple Indian states and in Sri Lanka, Amrita Priya loves observing people and their behaviours. The author of five books, she firmly believes that by reading other people’s stories, we enrich ourselves and add immense value to our own perspective on life. To enjoy the unexpected, Amrita looks at life with positivity and portrays the same in her writings.
New York based healthcare professional and health innovator, Dr. Kavitha Das has built her career as a connector and coalition builder.
From penning Netflix’s Dabba Cartel to conducting a forest-bathed writing retreat, Bhavna Kher has always followed the pull of creativity.
Jinson Charls, a migrant from India who arrived in Australia in 2011 with a nursing qualification became a government minister in 2024.
2025 list of Time’s 100 Most Influential People in AI is out, spotlighting the leaders steering the century’s most disruptive technologies.
Moscow based tailor and entrepreneur Sammy Manoj Kotwani has over the past three decades, stitched a legacy that spans continents.
Magician P.C. Sorcar elevated India’s image abroad, dismissing its image as a land of fakirs and snake charmers.
Minakshi Hooda brings home Gold in the 48kg category, performing extraordinarily at the 2025 World Boxing Championships in Liverpool.
Armita Ahmed's Future Leaders in Physics initiative has grown to more than 100 members across over 10 international chapters.
Born in Chennai in 2001, R Vaishali has carved her path in Chess which is a sport where India has traditionally celebrated its male champions.
At just 17, New Delhi based Geet’s journey spans NASA training to global advocacy in science and sustainability
Sahaja Yamalapalli has risen steadily through International Tennis Federation (ITF) circuit and now competes on the global stage under WTA.
Ananya Singla, a high school senior from Bloomfield Hills, Michigan has published her debut book to guide teens about their first jobs.
Carrying forward a family legacy, Kajal Dochak becomes U20 World Wrestling Champion in the 72 kg category.
10-year-old Bodhana Sivanandan defeated 60-year-old grandmaster Pete Wells in the final round of the 2025 British Chess Championships.
Divya Deshmukh clinched chess grandmaster title, becoming India’s 88th GM and only the fourth Indian woman to hold the distinction.
From a remote village in Uttar Pradesh, 17-year-old Pooja Pal built a dust-free thresher earning national recognition and trip to Japan.