FORBES 30 UNDER 30 | SHARMA, P.V. SINHU , PADMANABH SINGH, RIYA SHARMA MAKE IT FORBES'30 UNDER 30 ' LISTS

FORBES 30 UNDER 30 | SHARMA, P.V. SINDHU, PADMANABH SINGH, RIYA SHARMA MAKE IT FORBES'30 UNDER 30 ' LISTS

                                                                     

FORBES LISTS 30 UNDER 30

Bollywood actress-producer Anushka Sharma and India's Badminton Award P.V. This year, P.V. Sindhu added 65 youths from the Forbes 30 Under-30 Asia list.

Forbes annual 30-year-old innovator and disorder makes in 10 major categories, who are searching for their industries again and in their third year 30-in 30 Asia list to make changes in this diversified area.

Let's look closely at some honors which are giving back their country through their efforts, whatever they can do.

Anushka Sharma: She started her career as a model in 2007, and made her acting debut in 2008 in the successful Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi, which won her the Filmfare Best Actress Award. According to Forbes, Anushka Sharma, which is seen in the education authority of the right to issue by the Indian government, there is a very lovely social reason.

P.V. Sindhu: The world number 3 Badminton star has been nominated as the flag-bearer of the Indian contingent for the opening ceremony of the commonwealth games in gold coast next month. The 22-year-old Hyderabadi became a national hero when she won India's first medal at Rio Olympics, a silver in women's singles.

Smriti Mandhana: She is a key player in the Indian women's cricket team. In the 2017 Women's Cricket World Cup, a left-handed batter was a pivotal player in their runs, where India became England's runner-up. The 21-year-old Mumbai player has made history after becoming the first Indian women's squad to make a double century in ODIs.

Padmanabh Singh: There is the fourth in the list of 20-year-old Padmanabh Singh, who led the first Indian polo team in England in 20 years. Singh is the youngest ever member of the World Cup Polo Team and the youngest Indian to win Indian Open Polo Cup.

Riya Sharma: The 25-year-old founder of Make Love Not Scars, through his rehabilitation center, she helped 75 survived an Acid attack, which provides medical, legal, education, professional and psychological rehabilitation services for the survivals of Indian acid attacks.