Modi, Tendulkar, Anna, among the contenders for Time 100 list

Published: Saturday, Mar 31,2012, 23:54 IST
Source: IBTL

Voting is on for Time magazine's 2012 list for Time 100 i.e. 100 people across the world who are most influential in 2012. Several Indians are among the contenders in this list.

They include IAC leader Anna Hazare, touted as the Future PM of India by a section of Indian public and acclaimed worldwide for his exemplary development, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, Bihar Chief Minister and another icon of development, Nitish Kumar, Bollywood actress Vidya Balan, Salman Khan founder and executive director, Khan Academy and the 'God' of World Cricket for his fans and others, Sachin Tendulkar.

Voting is on till April 17th. You can vote both in favour of and against a person with "Definitely" or "No way".

To vote for/against Narendra Modi | To vote for/against Anna Hazare

Links to vote for/against others can be found at the Time website.

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