HT Youth Forum 2017: Meet achievers among Top 30 Under 30
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A well-known radio jockey and sports anchor, Chandigarh lad Aparshakti Khurana is all set to make waves as an actor as well. (HT Photo)
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At 23, Bajrang Punia has emerged as one of the finest wrestler in the country. He won the gold medal in the Asian Championship held in New Delhi recently. (PTI Photo)
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One of the top 10 YouTube stars, Sahil Khattar became Chandigarh’s leading radio jockey when he was all of 17, with his programme Love Guru. (HT Photo)
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The youngest chairperson of a block development committee (BDC) in India, 22-year-old Prajwal Busta from Jubbal Kotkhai in Shimla, makes success seem like a cakewalk. (HT Photo)
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Mandeep Singh is a native of Khera village near Mohali in Punjab is an immensely talented sculptor who can breathe life into inanimate objects. (HT Photo)
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At 17, Rinku Hooda was the youngest athlete in the Indian contingent during the 2016 Rio Paralympics. (HT Photo)
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26-year-old Anshul Khadwalia is at the helm of affairs at Indo Farm, a leading tractor and cranes making company in the region. (HT Photo)
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The graceful Savita Punia is one of the best women goalkeepers in the field of hockey in India. (HT Photo)
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One of India’s most promising junior boxers, Sachin Siwach clinched a gold in the Youth World Boxing Championship held at St. Petersburg, Russia, in December last year. (HT Photo)
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Daughter of a scrap dealer barely able to make ends meet, this 26-year-old Pooja Rani is the country’s first para-archer to compete in the Olympics. (HT Photo)
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