The passion and commitment they exhibit towards their professional goals, community, social causes, and personal activities deserve recognition and applause.
To start the new year on a positive note, we decided to put the spotlight on seven inspiring individuals we believe are future leaders and newsmakers of the South Asian community. The featured seven are excelling remarkably in their respective fields and are effective role models for the young generation of our community. The passion and commitment they exhibit towards their professional goals, community, social causes, and personal activities deserve recognition and applause.
DARPAN aims to encourage not only these seven local youngsters in their future endeavours but also all youth in our community so that they pave a successful path for their future and make themselves and the community proud. The future of the South Asian community is bright and positive and its credit goes to impressive young adults who believe in positive growth, community upliftment, and creation of a better world for everyone to live in.
Here’s presenting the seven young wonders of the South Asian community:
Click on the images below to read their inspiring stories!
“The South Asian community has done extremely well. A lot of people from our community have nice homes and nice cars. I’m proud that my communityhas become so successful. What I like to see is our community starting to think about giving back to society a little more.”
Today, the USB is found in billions of electronic devices all over the world, from webcams to cell phones and memory sticks. It has made computers easy to use, and the credit for it goes to Ajay Bhatt, co-inventor of the USB. The intelligent Indian-American computer architect and Intel Fellow talks about his invention, journey towards success, and the latest generation of the USB that hit the market two months ago.
Success is a journey, not a destination for Anita Patil Huberman, CEO of the Surrey Board of Trade, who is the only South Asian CEO of a Canadian municipality’s Board of Trade.
She charmed critics and audiences alike with her breakthrough performance in the critically acclaimed film ‘The Lunchbox’. Fans love to hate her in her recent role as an ISI agent in the popular US TV show, ‘Homeland’. Now Nimrat Kaur is all geared up to begin work on her next project, ‘Airlift’. We caught up with this versatile actor to talk to her about her life-changing role and the journey since.
Named one of Hello! Canada Magazine’s ’50 Most Beautiful People’ in 2014, Sangita Patel has become a familiar face on Canada’s leading entertainment show, Entertainment Tonight Canada. This former engineer gives us the scoop on her rise through the media ranks and her exciting career reporting on some of the biggest stars in Hollywood.
Over 1,200 individuals convicted in a period of 12 years and more than 25,000 females rescued from Nepal and India by Maiti Nepal, a non-governmental organization started by Anuradha Koirala, a social activist who has dedicated her life towards the rescue and rehabilitation of survivors of human trafficking.
