Rinchen Norbu Wangchuk

At age 24, this college dropout helps companies like Airtel, Truecaller and Justdial protect their users' personal data. Incredibly, however, he learnt all the necessary skills not through formal courses, but research on Google!

Currently riding from Kashmir to Kanyakumari, Aditya Mehta, a below-knee amputee, is also working with the Border Security Force (BSF) to scout talented youngsters with physical disabilities who will represent India in the 2024 and 2028 Paralympic Games.

More than anything else, what many Indian fans remember is the joy he gave them. As Maradona once said, "When you're on the field, life goes away, the problems go away, everything goes away!”

Dr. Shakeel Ahmed was recently included in Stanford University’s list of the top 2% scientists in the world. Of the 2,313 Indians who made it to the list, he is an exception with most of them from IITs and IISc. He is also a member of the Royal Society of Chemistry.

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"Dy SP Sheikh Aadil has gone above and beyond the ambit of standard policing. I hope other civil servants in Kashmir take his lead."

"Despite not finishing high school, Gurmet Angmo possesses incredible intellect and aptitude. For Ladakh, she can be a real asset."

From living in the chawls of Dombivili, 40-year-old Sushil Singh is now living his dreams. “My decision to quit college had induced a sense of responsibility to make something out of my life,” he says.

"At those heights, people are in danger all the time. Stanzin Padma was definitely among the most important assets we had there,” says a senior army officer.

"When I read about Aishwarya Reddy's suicide, it shook me hard. Fortunately, my family earns enough that my brother doesn't have to worry about the things Aishwarya did. But our education system must ensure this doesn't happen to anyone else."