Indians in Singapore s List of Forbes 30 under 30
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17 May 2021, 14:18 GMT+10
By Lee Kah WhyeSingapore, May 17 (ANI): The Forbes 2021 Asia list of 30 under 30 published in April this year contains 76 honourees who are from India. These young men and women under the age of 30 are considered the most creative and boldest minds in their chosen field and who are making an impact in the business world and society.
That the total from India is higher than runners-up country China (36) and third-placed Japan (31) added together, attests to depth and richness of talent among Indians. As the country is defined as the location where these individuals are based, there are more Indians in other cities who have made the list.
Indians in Singapore s List of Forbes 30 under 30 Tuesday, May 18, 2021 IWK Bureau
The Forbes 2021 Asia list of 30 under 30 published in April this year contains 76 honourees who are from India. These young men and women under the age of 30 are considered the most creative and boldest minds in their chosen field and who are making an impact in the business world and society. That the total from India is higher than runners-up country China (36) and third-placed Japan (31) added together, attests to depth and richness of talent among Indians. As the country is defined as the location where these individuals are based, there are more Indians in other cities who have made the list.
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Mr Harsh Dalal (bottom left) was featured on the cover of the April/May issue of Forbes Asia.PHOTO: FORBES ASIA
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