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Baba Kalyani Wins Indian Of The Year 2025 In Business

Baba Kalyani Wins Indian Of The Year 2025 In Business
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Baba Kalyani, the head of Bharat Forge, won the Indian Of The Year Award 2025 in the Business category.

This award is given by CNN-News18 and is in its 15th edition.

The theme this year is 'India's Invincible Icons', celebrating people who show courage and resilience.

Baba Kalyani was chosen for his work in making India stronger in defence manufacturing.

He has helped India produce more defence equipment locally and even export it to other countries.

His company, Bharat Forge, has become a big player in defence manufacturing.

The award ceremony honours people who have made a big impact in India.

Key facts

Event
Indian Of The Year Awards 2025
Organizer
CNN-News18
Edition
15th
Theme
India's Invincible Icons
Recognition
Credible and respected honours in news television
Notable Past Winners
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Shah Rukh Khan, Neeraj Chopra, Virat Kohli, ISRO, Kailash Satyarthi, Mary Kom, Deepika Padukone, N. Chandrasekaran, Arvind Kejriwal
Live Updates
Available on CNN-News18
Winner
Baba Kalyani
Category
Business
Nominees
Albinder Dhindsa, Falguni Nayar, Rajesh Jejurikar, Roshni Nadar Malhotra
Company
Bharat Forge
Defence Subsidiary
Kalyan Strategic Systems Limited (KSSL)
Key Achievement
Advancing India's 'Make in India' footprint in the defence sector

Quotes

Suruchi Phogat

Shooter and winner of the Sports Award at the IOTY 2025

“I practice for 8 to 10 hours every day. It’s the practice that enables a person to achieve consistent results.”
CNBC TV 18

Sajjad Ahmad Bhat

Recipient of the Braveheart Indians Award for his role in the Pahalgam terror attack rescue

“We encountered numerous injured victims fleeing the scene at Baisaran Valley and helped rescue many of them.”
CNBC TV 18

Harmanpreet Kaur

Captain of the Indian Women’s Cricket team and recipient of the Champion of the World Award

“Lifting the World Cup was a dream we cherished since childhood. I would like to thank Jay Shah for his contributions to the Women’s cricket team—the pay parity and WPL initiatives have been immensely helpful.”
CNBC TV 18

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