Gurgaon

“About two years before my retirement. I started getting actively involved in social causes. Since I spent most of my younger days ensuring that I provided well for my family, I wanted to do something meaningful for those less fortunate.”

"Diwan is always full of energy and dedicated towards his work. He works in close coordination with the traffic officials and has been involved in all major planning, involving traffic diversions and major drives across the city,"

Conceptualised by Navjyoti and executed in association with four volunteers namely Ruchi Dhona, Rajat Dua, Ashima Singh and Vishu Gupta from Bain & Company, Let’s Open a Book, opened eight community libraries. Through the medium of reading, it has been transforming the lives of hundreds of children in these villages.

These pairs of friends have helped each other and used complementary skill sets to set up successful establishments.

Efforts over the last three years, have resulted in the defunct bund being transformed into a linear park with tracks for walking and cycling, which connect the city’s residential neighbourhoods.

Who would have thought that the youngster who was ridiculed based on his mark sheet is not only a successful entrepreneur and investor but also helps drive the economic growth of a whole other continent!

It is not an easy task to find such people, but she also knows that many youngsters like her are looking for a more meaningful life.

The train is state-of-the-art, and is all set to make commuting a breeze between Delhi and Meerut.

A student of Suncity School, Gurgaon, Anushka Panda topped the CBSE 2018 class 10 exam with a whopping 489 marks out of 500 and 97.8% in the differently-abled category.

The Ultraman is one of the most elite events in the world, held on an invite-only basis.