Personal Life
Naina is married to Rashid Kidwai who runs an NGO named Grassroot Trading Network for Women. She is also the mother of 2 children, who is maintaining between home and work. Mrs. Naina is the daughter of an insurance company CEO. Her mother comes from an industrial family being the sister of industrialist Lalit Mohan Thapar. Her interests include microfinance and livelihood creation for rural women and environment. Naina, also supports the world's largest youth driven organization - AIESEC as a National Advisory Board Member to AIESEC India. Naina Lal is very fond of Indian classical and the western music. She also loves to go on trekking tours to the Himalayas. Mrs. Kidwai is also a nature lover and also has keen interest in observing the wildlife. Kidwai has repeatedly ranked in the Fortune global list of Top Women in Business, 12th in the Wall Street Journal 2006 Global Listing of Women to Watch ad listed by Time Magazine as one of their 15 Global Influentials 2002.
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