Devika Gholap, Devanshi Kejriwal, Radhika Ambani Shine on Hurun India’s Under 30 Women to Watch List 2025

Devika Gholap, Devanshi Kejriwal, and Radhika Ambani featured on Hurun India’s 2025 “Under 30 Women to Watch” list, celebrating rising female changemakers.

The 2025 edition of Hurun India's 'Under 30 Women to Watch' list has brought to light some of the most dynamic, innovative, and impactful young women who are shaking up their fields. Among the prominent names are Devika Gholap, Devanshi Kejriwal, and Radhika Ambani, each of whom has built a reputation for resilience, creativity, and leadership before the age of 30. These fresh achievers are making their mark not only in traditional sectors like business and finance but in changing the world in sustainable technology, education, and health.

Devika Gholap-a pioneer in health-tech who has been developing robust solutions for affordable and accessible healthcare that are changing the way rural communities view medical care. Her startup, now being funded by some well-known investors, aims preventive care through tech diagnostics and digital health education. Devika has become a beacon of inspiration in the hearts of young aspiring women entrepreneurs who wish to use technology as a tool to bridge the gaps in public health systems.

Devanshi Kejriwal, a fashion-tech entrepreneur, is going all out to reshape ethical fashion in India. Her brand promotes sustainability and circular fashion through digital wardrobes, rental ecosystems, and upcycled collections. Devanshi's novel approach to conscious consumerism is gaining international attention, something the industry dearly needs, as it is constantly under fire for environmental neglect. Her entrance onto the list symbolizes a modicum of such recognition that has begun to creep in for women-led innovations in lifestyle and sustainability.

Radhika Ambani has opted for the more conventional business-style but with a disrupting innovation. With a strong urge for women's financial literacy in tier-2 and tier-3 cities, she has developed a fintech platform that intersperses education, micro-investments, and access to credit. In empowering women with tools for making informed financial decisions, she is, needless to say, actively contributing to economic inclusivity and long-term empowerment.

This year's Hurun list also features a number of remarkable ladies hailing from diverse backgrounds-scientists, social entrepreneurs, AI researchers, climate activists, content creators, and venture capitalists-who together represent India's changing landscape of leadership. Talent in India is no longer hampered by aspects such as gender or geography, and these women's achievements stand to dismantle stereotypes and advocate for better representation of women in decision-making roles across industries.

As India looks toward a more inclusive and innovation-filled future, such recognitions serve as powerful reminders of the country's immense untapped potential. The Hurun list is a platform to cherish-not just to be recognized-to spur and elevate the young women who are changing industries, influencing culture, and inspiring communities. It's also a testament to how far the nation has come in recognizing the fact that leadership has many faces-and increasingly more of them are young women with big visions and even bigger impact.