30 Under 30 2021
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Classplus: Taking on edtech giants
Mukul Rustagi, Bhaswat Agarwal's Classplus empowers educators to launch and scale their online coaching businesses
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Satanik Roy: Making second-hand buying exciting
hyperXchange—backed by CP Gurnani, among others—is a refurbished goods buying and selling platform that uses AI to check and certify products
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Forbes India 30 Under 30: The ones we had to mention
Apart from the 30 listees, we find people we couldn't ignore in nearly every category even if they didn't make the cut for the final list — these are 2021's people to watch out for
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Ashish Chanchlani: Going viral for a living
This oft-viral YouTuber has been awarded the Dadasaheb Phalke International Film Festival Award for 'Best Digital Influencer', and the 'Best Comedy Influencer' award at the first World Bloggers Awards held at the Cannes Film Festival
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Sidharth Oberoi: Taking on market rivals with LetsShave
Oberoi is disrupting the grooming market with his startup LetsShave, and is taking on MNCs
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Abhiraj and Niyati: Generating impact with content
Amid grim events in India, this content creator duo started making videos to highlight the light at the end of the tunnel
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I want to bring learnings from international football to India: Rangers FC forward Bala Devi
The first Indian footballer and Asia's only player to represent FC Rangers wants women's football to be accorded greater importance
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Aaquib Wani: Bringing technology to experiential design
From his early days as a thrash metal guitarist, to building gigantic installations at the NH7 Weekender, and more, this 29-year-old designer has come a long way
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FrontRow: Enabling Indians to learn from the best
Learn batting from Suresh Raina or singing from Neha Kakkar on Ishaan Preet Singh and Mikhil Raj's FrontRow, which is backed by Lightspeed India Partners among others
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Biraaj Dodiya: Excelling the art of articulation
Hailing from a family of artists, Dodiya has dabbled in different art forms but finds she is able to "play with the language of painting the most"
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Harshit Gupta: Helping farmers improve quality, quantity of produce
This 29-year-old's startup Gramophone helps nearly 6 lakh farmers with advice and information about crop cycles and solutions to other agricultural problems, to make farming more efficient