Founder of Agni Foundation, Agnishwar Jayaprakash

Agnishwar Jayaprakash is the main benefactor of Agni Foundation and the Director of Agni Group taking care of the activities in large numbers of the gathering organizations. What’s more, Agnishwar Jayaprakash is additionally the Vice Chairman at Agni College of Technology, Chennai. Agnishwar had an exceptionally encouraging swimming profession. At 14 years old, he turned into the most youthful Indian to address his country at the World titles 2004, Indianapolis, U.S.A. It was a way brimming with greatness for him ahead, however he chose to take an alternate way, one that prompts helping other people.

He is a MBA Graduate from Queens University of Charlotte, North Carolina USA. He was the beneficiary of all-rounder honor for a very long time and the best understudy record for 4 years. He was the school clincher in Biology. He got admission to seek after Medicine. He is likewise a famous International Swimmer who has won many pined for titles.

Agnishwar Jayaprakash is as of now holds 6 National Records which he made in 2012, Istanbul, Turkey at the World Short Course swimming Championships. It was 8 years earlier, unexpectedly at a similar World Short Course swimming Championships that he made his Indian group debut. He was the most youthful Indian at 14 years old to qualify and address India at the World Championships 2004, Indianapolis, USA – An accomplishment still unparalleled till today.

Enlived by the previous president Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam to enable the young people of this country, Agnishwar established Ignite-India, a cross country stage for understudies to advance development and business in secondary schools and universities. Light India is associated with more than 7000 schools the nation over and has been perceived as a standout amongst other financial instructive developments there by the United Nations. Agnishwar is additionally an UN youth Ambassador who dreams of enabling the understudies of the country with the 17 SDGs set by the United Nations.