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At just 10 years old, Atharva Dinesh Agarwal from Pune faced a life-altering accident during a family vacation in Manali, which resulted in the loss of his right hand. Undeterred by this challenge, Atharva’s determination and love for sports led him to become a remarkable one-handed tennis player.

Currently 19 years old and pursuing his third year of Bachelor’s studies at Fergusson College, Atharva is a true inspiration to everyone who knows his story. Despite the hurdles he has faced, he fearlessly participates in tennis tournaments, showcasing his exceptional skills and unwavering spirit.

Reflecting on his journey, Atharva shares that he faced minor challenges, such as tying shoe laces and adapting his handwriting after switching from his dominant right hand to his left. However, when it comes to playing tennis, Atharva confidently proves that he faces no issues whatsoever, showcasing remarkable adaptability and skill with a single hand.

I am Tanvir Fatima Haque, A corporate Leader and International Women Bodybuilder, Born in Nasik Maharashtra and Raised a multiple part of India as my father was serving in Indian Army.

I have been associated with corporate since 2004 and carry rich experience of 19 years in my corporate life. Currently I am associated with Bank of New York Mellon Corporation as Vice President Client Processing Manager and its been great Journey so far with the Bank. Diversity and inclusion are important factors with the bank .

When I was in School, I was an athlete and used to represent Madhya Pradesh as State Player and won many awards, however I could not continue my Sports journey and started moving with Life. But I continued my fitness as a lifestyle and when I turned age 35 I had a chance to become professional athlete again, I decided to take the opportunity and follow my dream of becoming a professional athlete. I started competing with IBBF, Indian Bodybuilders Federation as register athlete.

Rahibai Soma Popere (pronounced [raːhiːbaːiː somaː popɛrɛ]), born in 1964, is an Indian farmer and conservationist. She helps other farmers return to native varieties of crops, preparing hyacinth beans for self-help groups. She is among three Indians on the BBC list of “100 Women 2018”. Scientist Raghunath Mashelkar gave her the epithet “Seed Mother”

Dr. Deepa completed her PhD in Food Microbiology in 1992 from the Food technology department at ICT (previously known as UDCT in Matunga, Mumbai), the prestigious Institute of Chemical technology. Dr. Deepa Bhajekar is currently Director of ‘d technology’, a company comprising of dedicated dynamic doctorates committed to scientific excellence.

Raghunath Anant Mashelkar, FTWAS, FNA, FASc, FRS, FREng, FRSC, also known as Ramesh Mashelkar, is an Indian Chemical Engineer, born in a village named Marcel in Goa and brought up in Maharashtra. He is a former Director General of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research.