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Khanna family
Current regionIndia
Place of originPunjab Province, British India
Founded
FounderShanti Lal Khanna

The Khanna family is a prominent Punjabi Hindu family that originates from India. Members of the Khanna family have been involved in various fields, including business, finance, politics, philanthropy, sports, and sports administration.[1][2][3] Through many family members, the Khanna family is related to other prominent individuals and families.[1][4][5]

History and background[edit]

The Khanna family's history stems from the city of Lahore in the Punjab Province of British India, where they were a wealthy family as a result of the manufacturing business founded by Shanti Lal Khanna in 1939, during the British Raj.[6][7] The family has Punjabi Hindu origins.[6][5] During the Partition of India in 1947, the Khanna family fled the city and resettled in Delhi, India. The family initially lost their wealth in the Partition and had to rebuild in Delhi.[6]

The Khanna family's rise began in independent India after they settled in Delhi following the Partition. Family members first gained prominence in the 1950s, when Shanti Lal Khanna restarted his business and founded a manufacturing company in Delhi.[8][9][10][11] From the 1960s, the success of the brothers Vipin Khanna and Vinod Khanna, sons of Shanti Lal Khanna, and their descendants grew the Khanna family's business, financial, and political reach.[1][3][12][13][14] Members of the Khanna family are primarily based in Delhi, although some members also reside in various other locations within India and in other countries, and some members are not Indian citizens.[15][16][17]

Business and financial interests[edit]

The Khanna family initially rose to prominence due to the success of its members in business and finance, fields in which many family members continue to be involved and expand their interests. Although various members of the family have jointly owned businesses with certain relatives at different times since the 1960s, they generally maintain separate business and financial interests.[18][19][20][21] Members of the family have had business and financial interests in both India and foreign countries.[22][23][24] The Khanna family has been noted, including at times controversially, for its power and influence both within India and internationally, which they have reportedly used to expand their business and financial interests, and enhance their network of connections.[25][26][27][28]

Since the 1960s, various members of the Khanna family have had interests in a wide array of industries, including commodities trading, general trading, mining, railways, real estate, agriculture, infrastructure, logistics, power, electronics, hospitality, alcohol, software, consultancy, and manufacturing.[29][30][31][32][3] Beginning in the 1980s, some members of the Khanna family, starting with Vipin Khanna and followed by his middle son Arvind Khanna, have been particularly noted for their business interests in the arms and aerospace industries, and they have also allegedly exerted significant control over the approval of defence procurement contracts in India.[33][27][34] From the 2000s, members of the Khanna family, beginning with Vipin Khanna and his youngest child Aditya Khanna, entered the financial services industry by co-founding an investment bank that included an asset management division.[35] Aditya Khanna later founded his own investment bank and investment company, and maintained ownership interests in private equity asset management companies.[36] Other members of the family have also been involved in investing, fundraising, and providing investment advisory services.[37]

Since the 2020s, some members of the Khanna family have continued to expand their business and financial interests in sectors where they have traditionally had a presence. Aditya Khanna's business interests include mining through the company Ethiopotash, and real estate and private equity through the firm Etonhurst.[38][39] The eldest child of Vinod Khanna, Sundeep Khanna's business interests include agriculture, power, real estate, hospitality, and consultancy.[40][41] Vinod Khanna's younger son, Rajesh Khanna, has business interests in mining concessions and commodities trading.[42] Adhiraj Khanna and Suryaveer Khanna, the sons of Arvind Khanna, have business interests in the arms and aerospace industries and own diversified asset management entities.[43][44] Some members of the family have also expanded their business interests into adjacent industries. Sundeep Khanna has expanded into the renewable energy and utilities industries. Adhiraj Khanna and Suryaveer Khanna have expanded into the cybersecurity and space industries.[43][43][45]

Beginning in the 2020s, members of the Khanna family started more entrepreneurial ventures and began venture capital investing. Aditya Khanna co-founded Bharat Supply, which was originally founded as Faarms, a logistics technology, e-commerce and financial technology company.[38][46] Adhiraj Khanna and Suryaveer Khanna have raised funds for startups. Rohan Khanna, the elder son of Sundeep Khanna, has founded various startups related to video games.[47][48] Shivin Khanna, the son of Rajesh Khanna, has founded a financial technology company and has been a key investor in the craft beer company Bira 91.[49][50] Rajeshwari Kumari, the daughter of Vinita Singh (née Khanna) and the granddaughter of Vipin Khanna, founded her own Indian fashion brand.[51]

Politics and politically related activities[edit]

Various members of the Khanna family have been involved in politics and other politically related activities. In the 1990s, Arvind Khanna entered Indian politics, and has held various elected and political party positions.[52] Vipin Khanna served as the Honorary Consul of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg in New Delhi from 1996 to 2005.[3] Vinod Khanna was the Honorary Consul of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay in India, was the founding Chairman of the Indo-Zaire Friendship Association, and was the Chairman of the Indo-Kenya Friendship Association.[53]

Vipin Khanna's wife, Naginder Kumari Khanna, and Ravi Khanna's wife, Amrit Kumari Khanna, were the paternal aunts of Amarinder Singh, the former Chief Minister of Punjab.[54][55] They were the sisters of Yadvindra Singh, the last Maharaja of Patiala, who later served as the Indian Ambassador to Italy, the Netherlands, and the United Nations.[54][55] Naginder Kumari Khanna and Amrit Kumari Khanna were also the sisters-in-law of Romesh Bhandari former Lieutenant Governor of Delhi and former Governor of Uttar Pradesh, and the sisters-in-law of Rajendra Narayan Singh Deo, former Chief Minister of Odisha.[12][55]

Political offices held[edit]

Sports and sports administration[edit]

From the 1980s onwards, some members of the Khanna family have been involved in sports. In professional sports, Navin Khanna, son of Vipin Khanna, is a former professional polo player who played a significant role in promoting polo in India through financial contributions; Arvind Khanna is a former golfer who also helped other professional golfers financially; and Rajeshwari Kumari is an Olympic-level trap shooter and won a silver medal in the 2022 Asian Games.[62][63][64][65]

The family has also been involved in the sports industry. From 1997 to 2006, Arvind Khanna's Tiger Corporation joint venture company, Tiger Sports Marketing managed the Indian Golf Tour.[66] In 2006, Tiger Sports Marketing established the first Professional Golf Tour of India.[67][68] Navin Khanna owned a polo team.[69] Aditya Khanna was a co-founder of Punjab Kings, which was known at the time as Kings XI Punjab, an Indian Premier League cricket team founded in 2008, and Arvind Khanna was also a co-owner of the team.[70][71]

Members of the family, along with their close and extended relatives, have held positions in sports administration. Arvind Khanna served as the president of the Professional Golfers Association of India, president of the Fencing Association of India, and as the Secretary-General of the Punjab Olympic Association.[72][73][74] Vinita Singh's husband, Randhir Singh, has been a member of the International Olympic Committee, is serving as the Acting President of the Olympic Council of Asia, and has also held other positions in sports administration.[4][75][76] Ravi Khanna, married to Amrit Kumari Khanna, and Vipin Khanna, married to Naginder Kumari Khanna, shared a father-in-law, Maharaja Bhupinder Singh of Patiala, one of the co-founders of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), the national governing body of cricket in India.[77][78][79][54]

Philanthropy and social work[edit]

Various members of the Khanna family have been involved in philanthropy and social work. Arvind Khanna founded the non-governmental organisation (NGO) Umeed Foundation in 1997.[80] The Umeed Foundation is one of Punjab's largest NGOs and is involved in healthcare, employment generation, and social and economic empowerment initiatives.[81][82][83] Rajesh Khanna, his wife, Priya Khanna (née Mehra), and their son, Shivin Khanna, serve on the board of the Mehra Foundation.[84] The foundation was founded by Priya Khanna's grandfather, Ram Gopal Mehra, in 1968.[84] The Mehra Foundation is involved in healthcare, education, academia, and scholarship initiatives.[85]

Aditya Khanna is involved with a broad spectrum of Indian and global NGOs, and is on the advisory board of the United Nations’ UNAIDS Health Innovation Exchange.[86] Sundeep Khanna is a member of Rotary International and served as the President of the Rotary Club of Delhi Garden City.[87][88]

Other involvements and activities[edit]

Members of the Khanna family, across multiple generations, have also gained prominence for being involved in other fields and activities, including art, law, and the Indian Army.[10][89][90]

Members and descendants[edit]

Notable members and descendants[edit]

Notable members and descendants of the Khanna family include:

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Notable marriages into the family[edit]

Notable individuals who have married into the Khanna family include:

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  • Rajesh Khanna married Priya Khanna (née Mehra), a philanthropist and a prominent art restorer.[84][90]
  • Ravi Khanna married Amrit Kumari, the daughter of Maharaja Bhupinder Singh of Patiala.[91]
  • Shanti Lal Khanna married Vidya Khanna, the daughter of Bhagat Ram Sahni, who founded the Arya Samaj movement in Srinagar and was awarded the Rai Sahib title during the British Raj.[5]
  • Vinita Singh (née Khanna; born 14 January 1960) married Randhir Singh, an influential sports administrator.[4][75]
  • Vinod Khanna married Nirmal Kumari Khanna (d. 2018), daughter of Trilok Nath Shankardass and member of the Shankardass family, a Kenyan Indian business family based in Nairobi.[5]
  • Vipin Khanna married Naginder Kumari Khanna (1949 – 2012), the daughter of Maharaja Bhupinder Singh of Patiala.[79]

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