Nine Pakistanis Included In The List Of Forbes Asia' 30 Under 30

**-- Muhammad Asad Raza And Ibrahim Ali Shaha Health care is fast becoming one of the most sought after industry. So it is no surprise the new entrepreneurs are heading towards it. Asad Raza along with his partner Ibrahim Shaha launched Neurostic, a healthcare startup which aims to provide low cost and high quality wearables and implantable medical devices for the developing world. Neurostic also provides prosthetic services for amputees in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran and Syria, places that have little or no access to rehabilitation facilities. **Muhammad Shaheer Niazi

Seventeen year old student and sictist was first to photograph the movement of ions that creat the honey comb shape made when electrically charged particles try to pass through a pool of oil. In 2016, Niazi was Pakistan's first participant in the international Young Physicist Tournament in Russia. His work has also appeared in Royal Society Open Science Journal. **Adnan Shafi And Adeel Shaffi

E-commerce is another industry that has started to flourish in Pakistan. Siblings Adnan Shaffi and Adeel Shaffi, founded PriceOye in 2015, a price comparison platform for electronics in in second and third tier cities in Pakistan. The platform uses data analytics to provide marketting information to retailers and at the same time finds the best deals across a variety of retailers for the consumers. ** Sadia Bashir

For her work in bridging the gap between education and gaming, Sadia Bashir was chosen by Forbes. She cofounded Pixel Art Games Academy, which aims to bridge the gap between the gaming industry demand and education by providing training in video game development and recruitment opportunities. Hamza Farrukh

Founder of Bondh-Shams, Hamza company aims to tackle the scarcity of water in the most poorly connected areas of Pakistan. The solar powered wells supply clean water in 1,500 residents of a village in Pakistan. One pump can supply clean water to some 5,000 people every day. Syed Faizan Hussain

The 23-year has a host of projects under his belt. Founder of Perhelion systems, the start=up uses technology to make lives better. Some of the Perihelion's products include Edu-Aid, a sign language translating software; One-health, a disease surveillance and tracking system used to predict outbreaks and alert health institutions to expidite intervention, and Glove Gauge, wearable technology to facilitate professional production processes such asmeasurements. Momina Mustehsan

Singer Momina Mustehsan made it to the list for her fight for women's rights. The Coke Studion singing sensation made it big, after her version of Afreen Afreen became the most viewed song on YouTube. Since then she has been using her star power to champion for women;s right across Pakistan.