Agartala, February 1, 2025: South Tripura’s renowned youth social activist, Sujit Ghosh, has been nominated for the prestigious ‘Bharat Gaurav National Award’ by Bharat Vikas Sangham in recognition of his significant contributions to social development. The award will be presented at the 7th Indian Cultural Festival, set to take place in Kalaburagi, Karnataka, on February 5. The festival, known for promoting nature-centric development and sustainable progress, will witness the participation of various development and cultural organizations from across the country.
The nine-day grand event will feature panel discussions and exhibitions on key issues including youth development, rural and agricultural growth, nutrition and health, self-employment, and environmental conservation. Experts, policymakers, and social workers will deliberate on strategies to foster sustainable progress.
Sujit Ghosh has been actively involved in social development for the past 15 years, working in diverse areas such as health awareness, child welfare, and livelihood development. His contributions have been instrumental in bringing about positive change in rural communities. Notably, during the devastating floods last year, Sujit Ghosh, along with the Voluntary Health Association of Tripura, played a crucial role in providing relief and medical assistance to affected families.
Expressing his gratitude, Sujit Ghosh stated, “This recognition is not just mine but belongs to every volunteer and organization that has been tirelessly working for social welfare. It strengthens my resolve to continue serving the people of Tripura.”
His nomination has sparked widespread joy and pride across the state. Several social workers and eminent personalities have congratulated him on this remarkable achievement. Dr. Arup Debnath, a senior social activist, remarked, “Sujit Ghosh’s dedication and selfless service have set an example for the youth. This recognition will inspire many to step forward and contribute to social change.”
The award ceremony in Kalaburagi on February 5 is expected to be a grand occasion, with distinguished personalities from across India attending the event. Sujit Ghosh’s achievement is seen as a milestone for Tripura’s social development sector, encouraging more young individuals to engage in meaningful social work for the betterment of society.
