@stylemeupwithsakshi is changing the conversation around body image and body positivity with her content on Instagram. She is the first inclusive model to have collaborated with and walked the ramp for designers like Manish Malhotra, Tarun Tahiliani, and Masaba Gupta. Her aim is to inspire people to redefine conventional beauty standards and increase inclusive representation in media and entertainment. She's our Class of 2023, Digital Content Creator #ForbesIndia30U30
@siddharth_ur uses his love for design to create life-saving machines at Philips, Healthcare R&D. His 'Survive' is a first-of-its-kind automated gastric irrigation device to flush poisons or toxins out of the body within minutes. Project Enable is a heart-lung machine to support the perfusionist manage normal blood flow, body temperature and other respiratory functions during an emergency open heart surgery #ForbesIndia30u30
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With the world looking for a China plus one, India is at an advantage, thanks to cheap labour. With rising exports and decreasing imports, things are certainly going in the right direction, but a lot more needs to change. In this #Budget2023 special, @nainithaker95 looks at if the PLI scheme can help tackle challenges for the sector. Watch the full video on Forbes India’s Youtube channel #BudgetWithForbesIndia Edited by @manishaisadass Shot & directed by @selvaprakashlakshmanan & @aravindh_yuvaraj
Our winner in the Design category, Aashti Miller, founder, @millerink.graphics , merges architecture with illustration and graphic design to create a style that is unique to her. She's 29, and has collaborated with Michael Kors, CRED, and the St+art India Foundation. Her illustrations can be seen through murals painted in Delhi and Chennai for the Goethe Institute, and also in Birmingham, UK, for the 2022 Commonwealth Games #ForbesIndia30u30
At 29, @misbah6317 is a serial entrepreneur. @jarapphq , his third venture, helps users save and invest, and it's a winner in the Consumer Tech category. Jar has crossed 11 million users in 18 months and clocks 300,000 transactions daily. With $58 million from Tiger Global, Rocketship.vc, and Akram Ventures, Ashraf's goal is to reintroduce the young generation to the concept of piggy banks and help them form a habit of saving #ForbesIndia30u30
29-year-old Akshay Makar is on a mission to increase the use of renewable energy in industries which uses fossil fuels for 75 percent of its energy needs. Makar's solar thermal energy technology has found takers in India and Bangladesh. Climatenza Solar recently signed a deal with Coca-Cola and also works with Rallis India, Tata Chemicals, Unilever #ForbesIndia30U30
At 21, @uditsinghal_ , the founder of @glass2sand is the youngest winner of the #ForbesIndia30U30 Class of 2023, representing the Climate change & clean energy sector. His company collects and recycles glass bottles into industry-grade silica-rich sand. With 65,000 bottles recycled into 39,000 kgs of sand, this young founder has reduced 270,000 kg carbon emissions and has found takers among Indian companies and 18 diplomatic missions
@chashmishkahiki , 24, is an artist who draws from mythology and science fiction to create alternative visions of worlds that transgress trauma and catastrophe as an endpoint. Her work brings human and non-human relationships into the picture, to consider how we relate to plants, animals, land and invisible forces that shape events #ForbesIndia30U30
Our Agritech winners @im.nikitatiwari , 26, and @theharshz , 27, are the cofounders of NEERX. Its smart sensor Shool analyses soil health in a couple of seconds to equip the farmer with real-time information of pest infestation, water and fertiliser retention, and productivity. NEERX works with farmers across Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Maharashtra and Rajasthan, and has tie-ups with 60 organisations that impact 15,000-20,000 farmers
#PhotoOfTheDay | Marching bands from the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force performing live in heavy rains during the Beating the Retreat ceremony, at Vijay Chowk on January 29, 2023, in New Delhi, India.