Aryan Maan Height, Age, Family, Biography

Some Lesser Known Facts About Aryan Maan

• Aryan Maan is from Bahadurgarh, Haryana, and belongs to a politically active business family engaged in the liquor trade.

• His grandfather was the head of the seventeen Khap panchayat, and his father, Sikandar Maan, has been sarpanch of Loka Kalan village twice.

• Sikandar Maan is the Executive Director of ADS Spirits Private Limited in Beri, Jhajjar, which runs a liquor manufacturing business.

• Aryan’s uncle Dalbir Maan was once close to former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda, later shifting political support to the BJP.

• He has been an active ABVP member, leading campaigns against fee hikes and for better infrastructure in Delhi University colleges.

• Aryan Maan is also a football player and regularly participates in matches at the university level.

• In 2024, NSUI had won the DUSU president and joint secretary posts after seven years, while ABVP secured vice president and secretary posts.

• In 2025, Aryan Maan contested the Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU) president post as ABVP’s candidate.

• During the campaign, he promised subsidised metro passes, free Wi-Fi, accessibility audits, upgraded sports facilities, and financial assistance for research scholars.

• On 19 September 2025, the DUSU election results were declared. Aryan Maan won the president post with 28,841 votes.

• He defeated NSUI candidate Joslyn Nandita Choudhary, who received 12,645 votes, by a margin of 16,196 votes.

• NSUI’s Rahul Jhansla won the vice president post with 29,339 votes, defeating ABVP’s Govind Tanwar, while SFI and AISA failed to win any seats.

• After the results, Aryan Maan visited his native village, Lowa Kalan, in Bahadurgarh and received a grand welcome from the villagers.

• He visited the temple of Baba Haridas at Jharoda Kalan village and thanked the community for their support.

• Speaking to the media, Aryan promised to focus on fulfilling his campaign promises during his one-year tenure as DUSU president.

• He pledged to advocate for student union elections in institutions where they are not held and to raise student issues actively.

• Aryan dedicated his victory to his village, khap panchayats, rural communities, and all Delhi University students, crediting his success to their support.

• He stated that after completing his DUSU tenure, he will return to his region and focus on solving local issues.