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Sunny Leone makes it to BBC's 100 most influential women of 2016 list

IANS, Mumbai | Updated: Nov 22, 2016 18:55 IST

2016 marks the fourth year the BBC has put together the list. They've once again included a mixture of high-profile and influential women including entrepreneurs, engineers, sportswomen, business women, fashion icons and artistes.

Sunny, who is celebrating her fifth year anniversary in Bollywood, debuted on Indian screens by participating in the controversial reality TV show Bigg Boss in 2011.

She went on to star in Bollywood films like Jism 2, Jackpot and Ek Paheli Leela.

Apart from the actor, the list also includes four Indian names - Gouri Chindarkar (Sangli), Mallika Srinivasan (Chennai), Neha Singh (Mumbai) and Saalumarada Thimmakka (Karnataka), read a statement.

Chindarkar is a 20-year-old computer engineering student from Sangli, Maharashtra. She is one of the first children in India to experience a unique learning experience now known as School in the Cloud'.

Srinivasan, 57, is the CEO of Tractors and Farm Equipment Ltd. She is known as the Tractor Queen' of India and has grown her family company into the third largest tractor manufacturer in the world.

Singh is a 34-year-old actor-writer who founded a movement to encourage women to walk the streets in Mumbai to defy harassment.

Thimmakka is a 105-year-old environmentalist from Karnataka who has planted more than 8,000 trees in 80 years, a project which first started in response to social ridicule at not being able to have children. She is the oldest woman on the BBC 100 women list.

Some of this year's high profile women include singer-songwriter Alicia Keys; US gold medal winning gymnast Simone Biles and French politician Rachida Dati.

Thimmakka is a 105-year-old environmentalist from Karnataka who has planted more than 8,000 trees in 80 years, a project which first started in response to social ridicule at not being able to have children. She is the oldest woman on the BBC 100 women list

Originally posted by: Emptyheart

Thimmakka is a 105-year-old environmentalist from Karnataka who has planted more than 8,000 trees in 80 years, a project which first started in response to social ridicule at not being able to have children. She is the oldest woman on the BBC 100 women list

Salu Marada Timmakka

Originally posted by: anjs

awesome 👏

Originally posted by: Curiousity

I have met her in person and what a simple lady,she considers those trees as her children ,and her dedication and love towards them is remarkable,blessed to live in the same era as that of Thimmakka

Congrats to others in the list as well!