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Khanna family
Current regionOperating primarily out of Delhi, India
Place of originLahore, Punjab Province, British India
FounderS.L. Khanna

The Khanna family is a family that originates from India. Members of the family have been involved in various fields, including business, finance, politics, sports, sports administration, and philanthropy.[1][2][3]

History[edit]

The Khanna family's history stems from the city of Lahore in Punjab Province, British India, where they were a wealthy family as a result of the manufacturing business founded by S.L. Khanna during the British Raj.[4][5] During the Partition of India in 1947, the family fled city and resettled in Delhi, India. The family initially lost their wealth in the Partition and had to rebuild in Delhi.[4] The Khanna family's rise began after they settled in Delhi following the Partition, and family members first came to prominence from the 1950s onwards, when they started business activities primarily from Delhi.[6][7][8] Members of the Khanna family are primarily based in Delhi, although some family members are also based in various other locations both within India and in other countries.[9]

Interests and occupations[edit]

The Khanna family initially rose to prominence due to the success of its members in business and finance, fields in which they are still involved. 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.[10][11][12][13] The family members have had business and financial interests in both India and foreign countries.[14][15][16] The Khanna family is recognized for its significant influence and power, both within India and on an international scale, which they have successfully used to expand their business and financial interests.[17][18][19][20] Since the 1980s, some members of the family have been particularly noted for their business interests in the arms and aerospace industries, and have also allegedly exerted significant control over the approval of defence procurement contracts in India.[21][19][22] Other members of the Khanna family have maintained similar interests in various other industries since the 1960s, including commodities trading, mining, real estate, agriculture, infrastructure, power, technology, hospitality, sports, investment banking and investment management.[23][24][25][26]

Members of the Khanna family, across multiple generations, have also been active in other occupations and fields, including politics, philanthropy, sports, sports administration, and the Indian Army.[27][28][29][30]

First generation[edit]

Second generation[edit]

  • Ravi Khanna (d. unknown), the eldest son of S.L. Khanna and Vidya Khanna, was a former Lieutenant Colonel in the Indian Army.[33]
  • Vipin Khanna (14 December 1930 – 7 November 2019), the middle son of S.L. Khanna, was a businessman, financier, and army officer.[3][27][24] He married Naginder Kumari Khanna, the daughter of Maharaja Bhupinder Singh of Patiala.[34] Vipin Khanna and Naginder Kumari had four children. He was based in London, England.
  • Vinod Khanna (born 24 July 1934), the youngest son of S.L Khanna, is a businessman.[35] He married Nirmal Kumari, daughter of Trilok Nath Shankardass and member of the Shankardass family, a Kenyan Indian business family based in Nairobi.[32] Vinod Khanna and Nirmal Kumari Khanna have three children.

Third generation[edit]

  • Vinita Singh (born 14 January 1960), the eldest child and only daughter of Vipin Khanna, is a businesswoman.[36] She is married to Randhir Singh, a prominent sports administrator, former International Olympic Committee member and former Olympic-level shooter.[37][38] She and Randhir Singh have one child.
  • Navin Khanna (born 1 April 1962), the second child and eldest son of Vipin Khanna, is a businessman and a former polo player.[39][40] He is married to Kavita Khanna and has two children.[41]
  • Sundeep Khanna (born 5 March 1964, the eldest child and eldest son of Vinod Khanna, is a businessman and social worker.[42][43] He is married to Gayatri Khanna and has two children.[43]
  • Arvind Khanna (born 29 May 1967), the third child and third son of Vipin Khanna, is a politician, businessman, investor, and philanthropist.[28][23] He has also been a golfer and a sports administrator.[44][29] Arvind Khanna is married to Shagun Kumari and has two children.[45]
  • Rajesh Khanna (born 14 August 1967), the second child and second son of Vinod Khanna, is a businessman.[46] He is married to Priya Khanna and has two children
  • Aditya Khanna (born 8 December 1971), the youngest child and youngest son of Vipin Khanna, is an Indian entrepreneur, financier and philanthropist.[47][48]

Fourth Generation[edit]

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