The President of India, Droupadi Murmu, presented the Prime Minister National Children’s Awards to talented children from across the country. These awards are given to young achievers who have shown excellence in areas like bravery, social service, environment protection, sports, arts and culture, science, and technology.
During the award ceremony, the President congratulated all the children and praised their hard work. She said that these young achievers have made the nation proud and their success will inspire many more children to follow their dreams. She also encouraged students to continue learning, working hard, and contributing to the country’s progress.
The President also remembered the sacrifice of Guru Gobind Singh Ji and his four sons, appreciating their courage and dedication to truth and justice. She said their story continues to inspire generations, especially young people.
Among the award winners were several remarkable children. A seven-year-old chess talent was honoured for her achievements at national and international events. Two brave boys, Ajay Raj and Mohammad Sidhan P, received recognition for saving lives in dangerous situations. The President also honoured two children, Vyoma Priya and Kamlesh Kumar, who lost their lives while saving others, and praised their courage with deep respect.
Other awardees included a ten-year-old child who supported soldiers by delivering supplies in a risky border area, and a young differently-abled athlete who succeeded in sports despite physical and financial difficulties. A young cricketer was also awarded for creating new records and representing his state with outstanding performance.
In her message to the children, the President said that the strength of a country lies in the ability and character of its young generation. She expressed confidence that these children will continue to shine in their fields and help build a brighter future for India.
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