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Sharad may refer to:
- Sharad (season), an Indian season
- SHARAD, a Mars probe unit
People with the name
Politics
- Sharad Pawar – President of the Nationalist Congress Party
- Sharad Singh Bhandari – Nepalese politician
- Sharad Bansode – Indian politician
- Sharad Anantrao Joshi – Member of the Parliament of India representing Maharashtra in the Rajya Sabha
- Sharad Yadav – Politician
- Sharad Kumar Awasthi – former MLA from Ram Nagar
- Sharad Tripathi – Member of the Bharatiya Janata Party (9 January 1972 – 30 June 2021)
- Sharad Ranpise – Member of the Indian National Congress.
- Sharad Dighe – former member of the Indian National Congress from the Bombay North Central (1924–2002)
Film and television
- Sharad Kapoor – Indian actor
- Sharad Talwalkar – Indian Marathi language film and television actor
- Sharad Vyas – Television actor
- Sharad Ponkshe – Indian actor and writer
- Sharad Sharma – Indian cartoonist
- Sharad Kelkar – Indian actor
- Sharad Gogate – Marathi publisher and writer
- Sharad Haskar – Photographer
- Sharad Malhotra – Indian film and television actor
- Sharad Joshi – Indian poet, writer, satirist and a dialogue and scriptwriter in Hindi films and television (1931–1991)
Law and order
- Sharad Arvind Bobde – 47th Chief Justice of India
- Sharad Kumar – former Indian Police Service (IPS) officer
Medicine
- Sharad Panday – Indian heart surgeon
- Sharad Vaidya – Indian surgeon
- Sharad Kumar Dixit – Indian born American plastic surgeon
Sports
- Sharad Diwadkar – Indian Cricketer
- Sharad Rao – Indian Cricketer
- Sharad Hazare – Indian Cricketer (1945–2022)
- Sharad Kumar – Indian Paralympic high jumper
- Sharad Vesawkar – Nepalese Cricketer
Entrepreneur
- Sharad Devarajan – CEO of Gotham Comics
- Sharad Sagar – Indian social entrepreneur and the Founder and CEO of Dexterity Global
See also
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