<h1>Senior medical leader honored with government award for nationwide CPR training, solar and rainwater projects, and youth mobilization</h1> On 14 August 2025 the state government conferred a prestigious state award on a senior medical professional and social leader in recognition of sustained public-health and environmental contributions, including advocacy to mandate CPR training in schools, promotion of solar energy and rainwater-harvesting projects, cleanliness drives, and tree-planting campaigns. The honoree's initiatives reportedly influenced policy debates, mobilized youth participation, and trained over 500,000 citizens in CPR, aligning with broader goals for a more resilient, sustainable nation by 2047. The announcement originated in a press release issued by the state.