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Sharav Arora (born 2015) is an Indian entrepreneur and the founder
and CEO of TechForges Technologies (formerly SkillForges), a technology
company based in Uttar Pradesh, India. He gained wider public attention
in 2025 after a video of him discussing a Y Combinator application
circulated on social media, drawing a response from Y Combinator
president Garry Tan.[1]
Arora was born in Vaishali, India, and grew up in Uttar Pradesh, where
he attended St Francis School for his primary education. He developed an
interest in computing during childhood and began learning programming
independently at an early age.[2]
Arora founded TechForges Technologies, which initially operated under
the name SkillForges. The company develops artificial intelligence tools,
Web3 applications, and cybersecurity education products, including
gamified learning courses aimed at younger audiences. He has also built
automation systems such as messaging bots and payment workflow
tools.[3]
In May 2025, a short video of Arora discussing Y Combinator spread across
social media platforms. The clip drew commentary from Garry Tan, president
of Y Combinator, and was covered by Mashable India, which noted the
public debate the video sparked around young founders in
India.[4]
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- ↑ [ 10-year-old techie’s Y
Combinator application video has the internet worried — founder Garry
Tan reacts] — 2025-05-09 - ↑ [ Sharav Arora: Viral
10-Year-Old Tech Enthusiast] — 2025-12-15 - ↑ [ Sharav Arora: Viral 10-Year-Old Tech
Enthusiast] — 2025-12-15 - ↑ [ 10-year-old techie’s Y Combinator application
video has the internet worried — founder Garry Tan reacts] — 2025-05-09
