Shashi Tharoor is a popular name in Indian politics. The world knows him as a successful diplomat, a popular leader, a story writer, a popular columnist, a controversial twitterati and a brilliant speaker. Tharoor has written many books and novels such as Reasons of State, Riot, Nehru: The Invention of India. His book, An Era of Darkness, was also translated into Hindi under the name 'Andhakaar Kaal'. Tharoor is the only politician in Indian politics who is as much misfit as he is fit in t...

Amitabh Bachchan is undoubtedly the biggest superstar, the Indian Film Industry has ever created. His riveting life journey has served as a light house to millions of people, who have looked for hope after failing several times in life. His baritone voice, magnanimous persona and the sheer talent to captivate the audiences through his brilliant acting, has made him a living legend today. Big B has proved his prowess time and again by winning many awards pan India like the National Award, F...

The life of the ever-smiling business tycoon Azeem Premji is an inspiring story of simplicity, self-control and balance. He is fondly called the Bill Gates of India due to his philanthropic work spread world wide. Premji's entire business empire extends to more than 120 countries, and is valued at 6.1 billion US dollars. This Founder chairman of Wipro Limited was awarded the Padma Bhushan by the Government of India in 2015 and the Padma Vibhushan, the second highest civilian award in the c...

Nagavara Ramarao Narayana Murthy is known to the world as Narayana Murthy. He raised a huge IT empire like Infosys by borrowing ten thousand rupees from his computer scientist wife Sudha Murthy in 1981. He had then brought a revolution in the Indian IT world by establishing a successful Silicon Valley style start-up on the lines of the US. Coming from a middle class family, Murthy not only achieved his place in business with his mind and hard work but also became a role model overnight for...

Swami Vivekananda was a young Hindu monk who brought the glory of Indian culture and spirituality to the world. His speech at the World Religion Conference held in Chicago in the year 1893 is still remembered. He created a unique identity of India through that speech. From the age of 25, Vivekananda wore only ocher-coloured clothes. Before traveling the world, he had traveled all over India on foot. He had said in the earlier part of his life that he would not live beyond the age of 40. An...