Who  

Satish Vaishya never let his physical deformity come in the way of his success. Financial conditions of the household prevented him to pursue his dream of becoming a CA but he did not lose hope and made a name for himself among his co-workers for his untiring will to perform better.

Dr S Haider’s startup ‘StuFit’ conducts health checkup for children. The camps are organized in private and government schools. His company is currently operating in 9 districts and provides health cover cashless card worth Rs 25,000 to children that can be used anywhere in the country.

Sanjay Rathi is a resident of Rohtak, Haryana. His NGO provides courses in subjects of space science like Astronomy and Astrobiology. He wishes for more students to be educated on these topics and pursue space science in their future. He provides his full support through workshops and online events.

Vandana works with a team of village women workers. She trains women to become self-reliant. So far, she has given employment to over 20,000 women.

Anjali Raghav is a dancer, model and actress. She is famous for her performances in Haryanvi songs. 'Bol Papihe,' 'Morni,' 'Lehenga' are some of her popular songs

Nityanand’s campaign can literally be heard by everyone. In his unique campaign idea, he blows conch shells with his supporters to attract the attention of BMC officials for the reconstruction of the potholes. So far, he has managed to repair over 500 potholes in Mumbai.

Satyaprakash is an inspiration for the people who feel handicapped because of their disabilities. He is blind but owns a company with a turnover of Rs 3 lakh. He has successfully provided employment opportunities to farmers and village women.

Dr Prabhakar Rao worked as an architect for years in Dubai and later did his PhD in Plant Breeding and Genetics. His passion to encourage sustainable farming methods among farmers brought him back to India. And now he has revived over 500 seeds of vegetables that were going extinct.

Lucknow’s Amit Saxena has educated more than 60 thousand women about menstrual hygiene. He distributes free sanitary pads in schools and villages and is known as the Pad Man of Lucknow.

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. 

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.

Ratnesh Tiwari, an engineer, left his high-paying job to improve the lives of children who have been deprived of their basic right to education. He teaches children living in slums and guides them to adopt education as a tool to improve the economic conditions of their families.

Durga was born in a small village in Madhya Pradesh. Despite not being able to receive an education, she developed her skills as an artist. Her paintings depict her unwavering commitment to her tribal art form, and she has received the Padma Shri award for her dedication.

Navalben’s illiteracy is not a disappointment for her. Even her age never restricted her from becoming a businesswoman. She made something happen that most educated people get intimidated by. She started her business by selling milk to local villages and now she earns crores in a year. 

Chandu Bhai Virani’s story is an honest story of success. He started with nothing, faced disappointment, worked at a low salary at a cinema and went on establish a company with a turnover of Rs 4000 crore.