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Atal International Awards presented in 11 categories, Atal Bhushan Awards in 21 categories, and Atal Gaurav Awards in 29 categories
New Delhi, December 21, 2024:
The Atal Foundation organized the Atal Samman Ceremony 2024 at the Prime Ministers’ Museum in New Delhi to commemorate the legacy of former Prime Minister Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee. The event honored individuals and organizations for their exceptional contributions to society and the nation. A total of 35 honorees were recognized across various categories for their impactful work.
The ceremony was graced by several distinguished guests, including Shri Narayan Jatia, former Rajya Sabha MP; Dr. Ashok Aggarwal, Chairman of LVF; Shri Avinash Rai Khanna, MP and Vice Chairman of the Red Cross Society; Dr. Acharya Rajesh Ojha, Mahamandaleshwar; Shri Shyam Jaju, former National Vice President of the Bharatiya Janata Party; Jaipur MP Manju Sharma, and other notable dignitaries, whose presence elevated the grandeur of the event.
This year, the Atal Gaurav Awards were presented in 29 categories, recognizing individuals and organizations for their remarkable societal contributions. Notable recipients included:
Pankaj Maurya (Eastern Uttar Pradesh) for impactful work in foster care,
Ayan Sarkar (Tripura) for innovations in organic farming,
Madanlal (Gujarat) for significant contributions to employment generation, and
Gaurav Mittal (Western Uttar Pradesh) for his commendable role in social service.
The Atal International Awards, highlighting global contributions, were given in 11 categories. Honorees included:
Dr. Nishi Bhatt (UK), an expert in stroke treatment,
Aswani Guruji (Russia) for promoting Indian classical culture and dance,
Mrs. Manji Sharma (Jaipur) for her exemplary political service, and
Amit Ramchandani, CMD of Oshwal (Punjab), for his outstanding work in capital markets.
The Atal Bhushan Awards, distributed across 21 categories, recognized individuals for their exceptional achievements. Notable honorees included:
Monika Miglani (Delhi) for her work in education, health, and social welfare,
Casper James (Andaman) for contributions to tribal communities, and
Arpita Shah (Ahmedabad) for her exemplary role in social service.
The Atal Gaurav Awards celebrated 29 individuals and organizations showcasing unwavering dedication to societal welfare, reflecting the principles and values championed by Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee.
During the ceremony, Mrs. Aparna Singh, National President of the Atal Foundation, was honored for her leadership in expanding the foundation’s services to 27 states and union territories across India. Her dedication to spreading awareness about government policies and providing essential services to remot
