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Time magazine has released the list of 100 most influential people of the year 2024. Bollywood actress Alia Bhatt, World Bank President Ajay Banga, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, wrestler Sakshi Malik and Indian-origin British actor Dev Patel have made it to this list. Wrestler Sakshi Malik is India's only female Olympic medalist in Time magazine's list. Sakshi Malik is very happy to see her name in Time Magazine. “Proud to be included in the 2024 TIME 100 list,” he wrote on Twitter.
Time's '100 Most Influential People of 2024' include Jigar Shah, director of the US Department of Energy's loan programs office, Priyamvada Natarajan, professor of astronomy and physics at Yale University, Indian-origin restaurateur Asma Khan and Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny. Yulia Navalnaya, but since becoming President of the World Bank in June last year, Ajay Banga has presented a striking combination of the two.
“As unprecedented challenges like climate change threaten our collective future, I can't imagine a better partner with whom to take decisive action on behalf of people around the world,” said US Treasury Secretary Yellen. Director, producer and writer Tom Harper described Alia Bhatt as an incredible talent in a Time profile, saying that she is “not only one of the world's leading actresses, but has been in the Indian film industry for over a decade.” She is also recognized for her work. Accomplished, she is also a businesswoman and philanthropist who thrives on honesty.
It has been said about Nadella that he is very influential in shaping our future and it is a good thing for humanity that he has got the opportunity to develop Artificial Intelligence making it a leader in the Artificial Intelligence (AI) revolution.
Time magazine has named Indian wrestler Sakshi Malik as an influential person in its icons list. Sakshi had started a campaign against sexual harassment in wrestling against Brij Bhushan Singh. Time magazine has mentioned this fight of Sakshi. It has been told in the magazine that Sakshi Malik left wrestling, but fought bravely against the people who exploited women.
