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Story The Dyslexic Teenager Who Built a Furniture Empire on Words, Not Numbers — Ingvar Kamprad The Retiree Who Started a Global Business at Sixty-Five — Colonel Harland Sanders The Sophomore Who Wasn't Good Enough for Varsity Yet — Michael Jordan The Gymnast Who Chose Herself Over a Gold Medal — Simone Biles The Refugee Who Swam a Sinking Boat to Shore — Yusra Mardini The Boy Who Survived Two Camps to Give the World a Warning — Elie Wiesel The Psychiatrist Who Found Meaning Inside a Concentration Camp — Viktor Frankl The Editor Who Wrote a Memoir by Blinking One Eyelid — Jean-Dominique Bauby The Begum Who Refused Every British Offer to Surrender — Begum Hazrat Mahal The Queen Who Fought the British a Century Before Independence — Rani Velu Nachiyar The Teacher History Almost Forgot to Name — Fatima Sheikh The First Woman Judge Who Argued Her Way Onto the Bench — Anna Chandy The Agriculturist Who Designed a Flag No One Credited Him For — Pingali Venkayya The Poet Who Wrote Verses Between Bombings — Ram Prasad Bismil The Revolutionary Who Vowed Never to Be Taken Alive — Chandrashekhar Azad The Last Governor-General Who Gave Away His Own Office — C. Rajagopalachari The General Who Refused to Attack Until He Was Ready — Sam Manekshaw The Woman Who Photographed a Nation Being Born — Homai Vyarawalla The Freedom Fighter Who Rebuilt India's Handicrafts After Independence — Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay The Bride Who Sued Her Own Husband and Became a Doctor Instead — Rukhmabai Raut The Woman Who Sailed to America Alone to Become India's First Woman Doctor — Anandibai Joshi The First Indian Woman to Stand on Top of the World — Bachendri Pal The First Woman to Lead India's Police Into a Riot — Kiran Bedi The First Woman Engineer Who Built a Library System Instead of Waiting for One — Sudha Murty The Blind Boy Who Invented a Way for the Blind to Read — Louis Braille The One-Legged Runner Who Tried to Cross a Country He Never Finished — Terry Fox The Scientist Who Thought in Pictures When the World Insisted on Words — Temple Grandin The Archbishop Who Forgave a Regime That Tried to Silence Him — Desmond Tutu The Prisoner Who Read a Dictionary Cover to Cover to Educate Himself — Malcolm X The Talk Show Host Who Grew Up in Poverty and Built a Media Empire — Oprah Winfrey The Single Mother Who Wrote a Wizard on Napkins While on Welfare — J.K. Rowling The Boy From the London Slums Who Made the World Laugh Through the Depression — Charlie Chaplin The Sitar Player Who Taught the World to Listen to India — Ravi Shankar The Shehnai Player Who Turned a Wedding Instrument Into a National Treasure — Bismillah Khan The Voice the United Nations Once Called a Miracle — M.S. Subbulakshmi The Scholar Who Chose Prison Over a Country He Refused to Divide — Maulana Abul Kalam Azad The Grandmother Who Marched Into Gunfire Holding the National Flag — Matangini Hazra The Teenager Who Threw a Bomb and Faced the Gallows Singing — Khudiram Bose The Farmer's Son Who Stitched Together Five Hundred Kingdoms — Vallabhbhai Patel The Inventor Who Lit a World He'd Never Be Paid Fairly For — Nikola Tesla The Man Born Without Limbs Who Learned to Surf — Nick Vujicic The Woman Who Turned Her Own Abandonment Into a Home for a Thousand Orphans — Sindhutai Sapkal The Woman Who Fasted for Sixteen Years for a Single Law — Irom Chanu Sharmila The CEO Who Let a Personal Loss Reshape How He Led — Satya Nadella The Immigrant Coder Who Rose to Run the Company That Once Rejected Him Twice — Sundar Pichai The Shuttler Who Became India's Youngest Olympic Medalist in Her Sport — P.V. Sindhu The Hockey Wizard the World Refused to Believe — Dhyan Chand The Chess Prodigy Who Became India's First Grandmaster — Vishwanathan Anand The Scientist Who Built a Space Program From a Fishing Village — Vikram Sarabhai The Trader Who Bet His Family's Future on a Steel Mill No One Wanted to Fund — Jamsetji Tata The Doctor Who Almost Threw Away a Moldy Petri Dish — Alexander Fleming The Sprinter Who Answered Hate With Four Gold Medals — Jesse Owens The Woman Who Went Back Nineteen Times to Free Others — Harriet Tubman The Man Who Taught Himself to Read in Secret — Frederick Douglass The Bicycle Mechanics Who Beat Every Funded Scientist to the Sky — Orville and Wilbur Wright The Naturalist Who Waited Twenty Years to Publish His Idea — Charles Darwin The Nurse Who Turned Statistics Into a Weapon Against Death — Florence Nightingale The Illegitimate Boy Who Sketched a Flying Machine Centuries Early — Leonardo da Vinci The Patent Clerk Who Rewrote the Universe — Albert Einstein The Man Who Failed a Thousand Times Before the Light Turned On — Thomas Edison The Woman Who Climbed Everest on One Leg — Arunima Sinha The Scrap Dealer's Daughter Who Became a Crorepati — Kalpana Saroj The Doctor Who Built a Home for the People No One Would Touch — Baba Amte The Founder Who Gave Poor Women Their Own Bank — Ela Bhatt The Man Who Carved a Road Through a Mountain Alone — Dashrath Manjhi The Businessman Who Built India's First Airline From Two Planes — J.R.D. Tata The Yarn Trader Who Built India's First Global Conglomerate — Dhirubhai Ambani The Fighter Who Gave Up His Title for His Principles — Muhammad Ali The Woman Who Flew Farther Than Anyone Expected — Amelia Earhart The Boy Who Walked to School to Ask for Freedom — Kailash Satyarthi The Engineer Who Rebuilt a Bridge in Record Time — E. Sreedharan The Man Who Taught India to Drink Its Own Milk — Verghese Kurien The Monk Who Introduced a Continent to Yoga — Swami Vivekananda The Poet Who Built a University From a Song — Rabindranath Tagore The Painter Who Sold One Canvas in His Lifetime — Vincent van Gogh The Composer Who Never Heard His Final Symphony — Ludwig van Beethoven The Diary Written in Hiding — Anne Frank The Mind That Outran a Two-Year Sentence — Stephen Hawking The Woman Who Planted Fifty Million Trees — Wangari Maathai The Seat She Would Not Give Up — Rosa Parks The Girl Who Went Silent for Five Years — Maya Angelou Fired From the Company He Started — Steve Jobs A Dream Spoken to Two Hundred Thousand People — Martin Luther King Jr. Two Nobel Prizes, Earned in a Leaking Shed — Marie Curie The Man Who Failed His Way to the Presidency — Abraham Lincoln The Moment Water Finally Had a Name — Helen Keller The Long Walk to Freedom — Nelson Mandela The Flying Sikh Who Ran From a Burning Memory — Milkha Singh Back in the Ring Six Months After Twins — Mary Kom Ten Thousand Hours Before Anyone Was Watching — Sachin Tendulkar The Girl Who Sang to Feed Her Family — Lata Mangeshkar The Nun Who Chose the Poorest Street in Calcutta — Mother Teresa The Poet Who Became a Political Force — Sarojini Naidu The Girl From Karnal Who Looked at the Stars — Kalpana Chawla The Garage Lab a Bank Refused to Fund — Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw Founded With Money Borrowed From His Wife — Narayana Murthy The Car India Said Couldn't Be Built — Ratan Tata Building an Atom Bomb-Free Nuclear Program From Scratch — Homi Bhabha A Letter That Reached the World's Greatest Mathematician — Srinivasa Ramanujan The Discovery Made on a Rough Sea Crossing — C.V. Raman The Newspaper Boy Who Became President — APJ Abdul Kalam The Woman Who Was Pelted With Dung on Her Way to School — Savitribai Phule Give Me Blood, I Will Give You Freedom — Subhas Chandra Bose The Queen Who Would Not Kneel — Rani Lakshmibai A Bomb Meant to Deafen, Not to Kill — Bhagat Singh The Boy Who Was Not Allowed to Drink Water — B.R. Ambedkar Letters to a Daughter, From a Cell — Jawaharlal Nehru The Salt That Broke an Empire — Mahatma Gandhi
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