List of people from Haryana

This is a list of notable people from Haryana.

Military chiefs

Academics

Arts, entertainment, and films

Actors and models

Arts & architecture

Comedian


Singers & Writers

Authors

Others

Business

Military

Politicians

Revolutionaries and freedom fighters

Sports

Badminton

Boxing

Cricket

Hockey

Kabaddi

Mountaineering

Volleyball

Wrestling

Zaildars during British rule

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