List of people from Haryana

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This is a list of notable people from Haryana, also referred as Haryanvi.

Contents

Sports [edit]

Mountaineering [edit]

Wrestling [edit]

Badminton [edit]

Boxing [edit]

Shot Put [edit]

Cricket [edit]

Hockey [edit]

Volleyball [edit]

Art [edit]

Military [edit]

Academics [edit]

Revolutionaries and freedom fighters [edit]

Saints and Gurus [edit]

  • Param Sant Arman Saheb also known as Ram Singh Arman He was the fourth guru of Radha Swami Satsang, Dinod
  • Baba Ramdev born in village-Shahbajpur,distt-Mahender Garh is a spiritual leader known for his contributions in yoga, ayurved, politics and agriculture.He is well known in all the world also he is the real hero of all anti corruption and anti black money movement.
  • 5th Guru: Param Sant Tarachand ji (Bade Maharaj ji

Business [edit]

Politician [edit]

Zaildars during British rule [edit]

References [edit]

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