Achiever  

Asha Malviya started her cycle tour on 1 November 2022 and journeyed through 28 states with goals of making people aware about girl education environment protection.

Nothing is impossible for a person who refuses to accept defeat in the face of difficulties. Pratiksha became a widow at the young age of 20. As a single mother, she raised her son and got herself educated to become an officer at the bank where she once worked as a sweeper. 

Utkarsh Kumar left his stable job at a multinational company to pursue his dreams of becoming an IAS officer. This IITian completely changed his career paths in hopes to serve for his nation.

Praveen Rajbhar resigned from his job with a simple purpose to educate village’s children and provide them with better opportunities. His application ‘Skilling You’ has helped over one lakh students so far.

The ingenuity of Pranav Suman cannot be expressed in words. At the age of 15 he has made the impossible happen. He invented an inverter which can be charged using solar power. He experienced failure 16 times but continued to complete his project. His excellent feats have earned him a chance to represent India in the USA’s next year competitions.

Babbar Singh from Punjab constructed the world’s smallest jeep with the name ‘Lilliput Jeep’ at the age of 56. He started off as fulfilling his friend’s request, but his jeep quickly gained popularity and now he receives orders from all of Punjab.

Anshika lost her parents as a kid. She was raised by her grandmother and uncle. For years, she nurtured the dream of becoming an IPS, but the path to her dream was full of obstacles. She failed in four attempts before finally clearing the UPSC examinations in her fifth attempt.

One must never stop learning; Lalringthara from Mizoram proved it true by attending school at the age of 78. This is an age where people spend their life of retirement comfortably, but Lalringthara has just begun to accomplish his dreams. His age does not disappoint him and the support from school authorities helps him pursue his education.

Gangaram Chauhan’s innovation of cycle flour mill machine comes with a lot of benefits. It has the capacity of grinding 10 kgs of flour in 45 minutes while ensuring your body’s well-being. The CM has felicitated Gangaram for his achievement with State Scientist Award.

Constable Mohammad Jafar finds time after his police duties to teach poor children of his village. Despite his low income, he manages to provide these kids with educational resources and wishes to provide them with a bright future.

The nests that Gurpreet installed some 16 years ago, have finally borne fruitful results. Almost 80 % of these nests are occupied with birds and 14 endangered species have returned to their original habitats. His organization Bird’s Environment and Earth Reviving Hands Society works for the wellbeing of these species.

Ankush Arora left his job in America and came back to India in 2015. His second application ‘HashTag Bazaar’ became a grand success and earned a turnover of 100 crore in just under two years.

Aparna recycles old bottles and turns them into home décor. It started as a creative effort and now she has her own studio called ‘Kuppi’.

Abandoning the use of traditional farming methods, Mahendra learned about the organic farming method in Madhya Pradesh. He returned to his village and opened an FPO. He has helped over 1000 farmers adopt modern farming methods and has made over Rs 8 crore in the last four years.

Reshma Ranjan, inspired by her grandparents, turned her hobby into a medium of earning income. She runs a YouTube channel with over a million subscribers and teaches people to adopt healthy gardening practices to maintain a balance in their stressful lives.