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Diana Hayden - Miss World 1997
Lara Dutta - Miss Universe 2000
Priyanka Chopra - Miss World 2000
Yukta Mookhey - Miss World 1999

Aishwarya Rai -Crowned Miss World a decade ago, she is a name to reckoned with on celluloid. Recently she was the first Indian woman to be on the jury of the Cannes festival.
Aparna Sen - Her masterpiece, 36 Chowringhee Lane, is undoubtedly one of the top ten Indian films. And her latest offering Mr. and Mrs. Iyer has once again won her national and international laurels.
Madhuri Dixit - Her powerhouse performances got her the much touted 'Number 1' position. She is the only Indian actress to have won four Best Actress' awards, in consecutive years.
Shabana Azmi - Actress, social activist, parliamentarian and winner of many a national award, she's found more meaning in life, through her various crusades.

Anu Aga - Taking over during an economic slowdown meant tough decisions that Arnavaz (Anu) Aga took ably turning Thermax around completely, into a 771 crore major with 11 overseas offices.
Priya Paul - Priya Paul is the young and enterprising President of Apeejay Surrendra Hotels - The Park Hotels. She repositioned existing hotels in a competitive market and was awarded the young entrepreneur award by Federation of Hotels & Restaurants of India.
Shobhana Bhartiya - She's the Vice Chairman and Editorial Director of one of the Hindustan Times and has managed to get into the history books by inking India's first direct disinvestment deal.
Simone Tata - Simone Tata is the first businesswoman to introduce cosmetics to Indian consumers, the first businesswoman to start the practice of beauty salons, the first to introduce a 100 percent private label store in the country.

Sitara Devi - One of the most respected virtuosos of Kathak, dubbed Nritya Shyam Ragini by Rabindranath Tagore, Padmashri Sitara Devi is a legend of Indian Kathak. Thanks to her, kathak became integral to the film industry.
Sonal Mansingh - Sonal Mansingh is an unparalleled representative of the ancient but ever fresh art dance traditions of India. Her role as social activist, researcher, choreographer, and teacher are highly esteemed. She is the youngest recipient of the high honour of 'Padma Bhushan' among artists in India.
Uma Sharma - Recipient of the prestigious national laurels such as the Padmashri, The Sangeet Natak Akademi Award & the Sahitya Kala Parishad Award, she is a fine example of talent, tenacity, and drive.
Yamini Krishnamurthy - Recipient of the Kalidas Award, Padmashree and Sangeet Natak Academy Award, Yamini made a serial on dance, started the 'Yamini school of Dance' in Delhi and wrote a book which was well- received by the critics.

Ritu Nanda - Ritu Nanda has been one of the leading insurance intermediaries of Life Insurance Corporation of India. Chairman and CEO, ESCOLIFE, she established the RNIS College of Insurance. She is also CED of Raksha TPA, which provides third party administrative services for health care.
Shahnaz Hussain - Business India calls her India's Anita Rodricks. She revolutionized the international beauty market and is one of the top twenty billionaires of the country.
Vandana Luthra - Vandana Luthra's VLCC has over 60 centers in 35 cities that are the world's first ISO-9001: 2000, SA 8000 and ISO 14001 certified beauty and fitness outfits.
Vinita Jain - She launched "Biotique" and let her products speak for her. Now they're spread all over India as well as all of Asia and Europe.

Bhanu Athaiya - She won the Oscar for the best costume designer for Gandhi, 1982. Her costumes for Laagan were also nominated for the Oscars. Her work is marked by period detail and research
Ritu Beri - Ritu was the 1st designer to present in Paris. She retails in high fashion stores world wide and her clients range from Bill Clinton to Madhuri Dixit.
Ritu Kumar -Jemima Khan and Princess Diana are her clients. She's largely responsible for the revival of Indian crafts.

Kishori J. Udeshi - The first Woman Deputy Governor of Reserve Bank of India, she is in charge of regulating and supervising the entire banking and financial sector.
Naina Lal Kidwai - Currently, the Vice Chairman and MD of HSBC Securities & Capital Market, and she's at the forefront of a number of high profile deals like IPO of Bharti Telecom, Wipro's overseas listing and TATA's acquisition of VSNL.
Ranjana Kumar - Referred to as super banker of the country, she has transformed the Indian Bank and is famous for her uncanny abilities of sprucing up all 1376 branches of the bank.

Anjolie Ela Menon - Padmashri awardee, her paintings reveal an extraordinary sensibility that are profoundly individualistic in perception. She has recently been nominated to the board of trustees of Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts.
Madhavi Parekh - A painter for 30 years, she has firmly situated herself in the space of contemporary art practice, yet reverts for inspiration, to her childhood village left far behind.
Vasundhara Tewari - Her simultaneous tryst with the female human figure in all her strengths, and an inner centredness and the outer world of myriad colours that has a life of its own

Barkha Dutt - Barkha became the epitome of journalism because of her work during the Kargil War. Her work earned her four illustrious journalism awards.
Sucheta Dalal - Sucheta Dalal has been a business journalist of high professional repute known for her scoop of the Securities Scam winning her the Chameli Devi Award and the Femina Woman of Substance Award.
Teesta Setalvad - A noted human rights activist, she garnered support for her stand on Gujarat riots. She is involved in several initiatives to stimulate Pakistani - Indian dialogue.

Indira Jaisingh - She is one of the most famous woman lawyers of the country, involved in the case of the Tehri dam. She has been the anchor of many legal crusades for the underdog.
Kiran Bedi - Kiran Bedi broke new grounds by joining the elite Indian Police Service as the first woman in India to do so. Her courage has contributed greatly to innovative police and prison reforms.
V.S. Rama Devi - She held many positions in the Civil Services of the Central Government, as a Member Secretary to Law Commission, Chief Election Commissioner, and Secretary-General of Rajya Sabha.
Vineeta Rai - She's grasped issues that have helped the ministry clear long-pending proposals including the restructuring of Industrial Development Bank of India and more.

Amrita Pritam - A number of her works have been translated into English, including her autobiographical works Black Rose and Revenue Stamp. She has been accorded the Padma Vibhushan this year.
Arundhati Roy - Her first book, The God of Small Things, won the Booker McConnell making her the first Indian woman to have won this prize.
Mahashweta Devi - She is utterly devoted to the cause of oppressed communities within India. She was awarded the Jnanpath and the Magsaysay award.

Indira Hinduja - She was the first Indian doctor to produce a test tube baby, after years of painstaking research in invitro fertilization and embryo transfer.
Sangeeta Reddy - In her career with Apollo Group she has held many important managerial positions to provide quality care to all cross-sections of people.
Swati Piramal - A doctor from University of Bombay, she heads Nicholas Piramal India Ltd, as Director - Strategic Alliance and Communications.

Asha Bhonsle - Winner of innumerable awards' a Grammy Nominee and Honorary Doctrates from the University of Amravati and Jalgaon in Literature - that's Asha Bhonsle.
Kishori Amonkar - She was awarded the Padma Vibhushan, the Padma Bhushan and the Sangeet Natak Academy Award and is referred to as "Gaan Saraswati".
M S Subbulakshmi - She's over 80, but she can still hit the gandhara of the upper register. She's the recipient of the Padma Bhushan and the President's Award.

Selvi Jayalalitha - This actress turned politician is possibly one of the most powerful ladies in national politics. She as been instrumental in the Vajpayee government taking over in 1999.
Sheila Dikshit - The first Chief Minister to get a second successive term to rule Delhi giving her party a two-third majority when Congress governments in three other states were swept out of power on an anti-incumbency wave.
Sushma Swaraj - Famous for fighting Sonia Gandhi in the 1999 election, the Family Welfare Minister Sushma Swaraj is an articulate celebrated politician and the most visible face of BJP.
Uma Bharati - This firebrand politician is known for her vitriolic speeches, and has recently become the first woman Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh. She is also the first Chief Minister from the backward Bundelkhand region.
Vasundhara Raje - She began her political career as Vice President of the Yuva Morcha, Bharatiya Janata Party, in Rajasthan. She won the recent state elections to become Rajasthan's first woman CM.

Kiran Mazumdar Shaw - Chairperson and mission leader of CII's National Task Force on Biotechnology, she has also won the Padmashri in 1989. She is currently the Chairwoman and Managing Director of Biocon.
Villoo Morawala Patell - In three years, the 95-employee company which she started has filed for 42 patents and been granted seven, including the global patent for genetically-modified drought resistant seeds.

Ela Bhatt - Ela Bhatt, a lawyer by profession, focused on the workers of the unorganized sector, especially, self-employed women. SEWA (Self-Employed Women's Association), is now at the forefront of the movement for self-reliance and empowerment of women workers
Indu Jain - Mrs. Jain, a humanist to the core, is the President of The Times Foundation.
Jashwantiben Popat - Jashwantiben Popat is responsible for making Lijjat Papad a global brand name. It started with Rs 80 and has now expanded its sales to over Rs 300 crores.
Maneka Gandhi - Maneka Gandhi works on behalf of animals, poor people and the environment. She's the recipient of numerous humanitarian awards.

Anjali Bhagwat - She is one of India's most recognized faces on the international shooting circuit ranked world number one for three months this year by the world body.
Anju George - This Padmashri decorated Indian athlete won the bronze medal at the world championship meet held in Paris in August 2003.
Karnam Malleshwari - She won the bronze in the women's 69 kg weightlifting at the Sydney Olympics in 2000. and the world weightlifting title and gold with a new record.
P T Usha - She has been the reigning queen of Indian track and field for two decades. Her speed has earned her the nickname The 'Payyoli Express'

Ekta Kapoor - She started off when she was just 17 and since then has lead one of the largest television software production houses.
Ravina Raj Kohli -She moved from leading Sony TV's programming division to becoming CEO of Channel Nine and she's now the President of Star News.
Smriti Z. Irani - She has become the definitive Indian Bahu with a huge fan following. She has joined BJP where she promises to work in areas beneficial to women, youth, and children.

Koneru Humpy - She is India's first Grandmaster.
Sania Mirza - She won the Wimbledon junior girls' doubles title last year and became their "brand ambassador" for 2004 - the year of the girl child.