Danny Mehra, a former financial markets executive has spent half his life abroad and half in India, and owns the rarest tribal carpets.

Shwetha Rajashekar, co-founder of India Sweet House, spearheads initiatives to elevate the brand’s presence.

Debaditya Chaudhury is the Managing Director of Chowman, Oudh 1590, Chapter 2, and Chaudhury & Company, and founder of Lakkhichhara band.

Recently inaugurated Bengaluru's Museum of Anamorphic Art is a visual spectacle, and also enduring love of Cheryl Anita Miller for her mother

The Cottage Cheese, an Indian restaurant bringing a slice of India to Canada helmed by Founder Pratik Parmar and Chef Vikash Chhetri.

For architect Apoorva Shroff, versatility has always been her signature. From designing Bollywood icon Madhuri Dixit’s home to

Dubai-born teenager of Indian origin, 15-year-old Riyan Malhan won a bronze medal at the Asian Youth Games 2025 in Bahrain.

At just 12, Hyderabad’s Aizah Mir has made a mark in the equestrian world, representing India in her debut international competition in Qatar.

Shafali Verma becomes the youngest cricketer to score 50 in an ODI World Cup final, achieving this at just 21 years and 278 days.

2025 International Physics Olympiad champions including Agastya Goel were honoured at the White House by the U.S. President Donald Trump.

Two months ago Siddharth Thakur's Paradigm Robotics announced a $3.95 million pre-seed round, marking a major milestone for the startup.

An A-Level student at Winchester College, 17-year-old Aryaveer Baljee has been serving as Youth Member of Parliament for Central Hampshire.

Hyderabad-born Alina Fatima Khan represented her Swiss school at the United Nations, exploring how young voices can shape global change.

Tamogna swam a distance of 6.340 kms nonstop in 3 hours, 47 minutes and 54 seconds becoming the youngest swimmer to swim at Lake Bodensee.

314 not out off just 141 balls. That was Harjas Singh’s staggering score for Western Suburbs against Sydney Cricket Club.

17-year-old Anant Patel, born in Orlando is trying to bridge generational and religious gaps through art, poetry, and empathy.
