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    Monthly public accounts review records receipts, expenditure, tax devolution, interest payments, subsidies, and capital spending through June.
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      Atal Bharat Gaurav Sammaan 2025 by Awards Trust of India Honours Icons of Excellence and Pays Tribute to Zubeen Garg in Guwahati Assam

      November 3, 2025

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      New Delhi [India], November 3: The Atal Bharat Gaurav Sammaan 2025, organized by the Awards Trust of India (ATI) in collaboration with Aura Profile Management Service, was held at NEFDI, Guwahati, to honour individuals who have contributed remarkably to society through leadership, creativity, and compassion. The ceremony was graced by Dr. Numal Momin, Hon’ble Deputy Speaker of the Assam Legislative Assembly and MLA, Assam as the Chief Guest. Dr. Momin congratulated the awardees and praised the efforts of the organizers in promoting a spirit of recognition and responsibility, remarking, “Recognitions like these remind us that dedication, compassion, and service to others are the true hallmarks of national development.” Mark of Honor – Dignitaries and Guests of Distinction The Atal Bharat Gaurav Sammaan 2025 felicitated an esteemed lineup of achievers and changemakers under its Mark of Honor category. The event recognized personalities from diverse walks of life who have made remarkable contributions in their respective domains — from public service and education to arts, environment, and social empowerment. Honourees included Dr. Pradeep Jagtap, Chief International Coordinator, Federation of Ambedkarite and Buddhist Organisations, London (UK); Dr. Vijay Kumar Gupta, Hon’ble Chairman, Duliajan Numaligarh Pipeline Limited; Mr. Ali Khan, Renowned Bollywood Actor; CA Mahesh Gour, noted Memory and Motivational Coach; Dr. Manu Singh, Eminent Environmentalist and Spiritual Activist; Dr. Nilesh Madhukar Rane, Director General, Sports Development and Promotion Federation of India & World Record Holder (London); Prof. Anil Kumar, Social Worker and Educationist; Mr. Dipankar Kashyap, Filmmaker and Show Director; Mr. Palash Lahan, Renowned Social Activist & Politician; Mr. Pranab Jyoti Lahkar, Vice Chairman, Assam State Transport Corporation; RJ Mandy, Popular Radio Jockey from Gupshup 94.3 FM; Mr. Amresh Kumar, Principal I/C, KV NFR Rangarapa; Mr. Bikram Rajkhowa, Assamese Film Actor; and Sri Pranesh Debnath, CEO, Muskan Aerospace & ISRO Space Scientist. Ms. Mamta Hazarika – An eminent singer known for her soulful voice and remarkable contribution to Assamese music and culture. Each recipient was honored for their commitment to excellence, innovation, and their outstanding service to the nation. Awardees of Atal Bharat Gaurav Sammaan 2025 Dr. Valiba Vitthal Popere Social Work Dr. Vandana Maniram Gulwe Social Service Dr. Priti Ramhari Gade Social Service Mr. Sadashiv Hender Patil Social Work Smt. Tara Rani Social Service Smt. Archana Khobragade Social Administration Dr. Sivadas Swami Madam Social Work Children's Heart Foundation Social Services Dr. Sushant Rajput Literature & Thought Leadership Dr. Ramy Rocky Acting Dr. Mahaboobvali Shaik Social Work Dr. Kamalesh Choudhury Healthcare Bidyut Sarkar Healthpreneurship Mr. Prashant Shekhar Social Work Dr. Gajanan Pundkar Social Work Dr. Mukesh Khulbe Health Administration Mr. Dheeraj Singh Social Service Mr. Irshad Ahmed Qureshi Social Work Mr. V. Somasundaram Chemical Industry Mr. Anandan N Fire Safety Mr. Prem Prakash Gupta Arts Babul Rai Business Management Ms. BK Dr. Monica Sharma Social Service Brahmakumari Dr. Suvarna Krishna Tate Social Service Mr. N.V. Vajpayee Naidu Social Service Dr. Amarjit Kaur Doowa Spiritual Leadership Mr. Najamuddin Ansari Social Work & Education Mr. Rafiqul Islam Social Work Dr. A. Shanthakumar Teaching & Research Dr. Abdul Rauff Mohammad Ziaul Hasan Agriculture Mr. Dinesh Giri Academic Leadership Naresh Rameshrao Muley Education Mr. Monoj Kumar Dutta Honorary Mr. Vijay Kishore Bansal Honorary Dr. R.S. Gajendiran Traditional Medicine Mr. Dineshwar Prasad Soni Social Justice Mr. Santosh Toppo Music & Culture Dr. Pushpa Ambrose Industrial Safety Daiwik Kothari Sports & Arts Miss Saayna Shiv Fashion & Entertainment Manas Rabha Beauty & Lifestyle KH Habibur Rahman & Ruksana Khannam Entrepreneurship Mr. Ranjit Dey Business Mr. Palash Borah Social Work Mr. Donpainon Thaosen Public Service The M Brothers (Mandeep & Manmit Mahanta) Music Ajan Akash Baruah Fashion & Social Inclusion Mr. Saddam Hussain Manufacturing Amar Ghosh Construction Mr. Subhankar Banerjee Media Miss Shabeena Parveen Business Mr. Dharmendra Khoja Entrepreneurial Excellence Mr. Nabakumar Borkataky Social Service Awardees of Bharatiya Sahitya Sammaan Name Award Title Field / Category Dr. Abhijit Sharma Bhartiya Sahitya Sammaan Literature Mr. Yogacharya Anup Kumar Nath Bhartiya Sahitya Sammaan Literature & Social Work Mr. Pratijna Mohan Bora Bhartiya Sahitya Sammaan Writing & Literature Mr. Rajat Kanti Nath Bhartiya Sahitya Sammaan Literature Mr. Partha Pratima Bora Bhartiya Sahitya Sammaan Literature Awardees Of Other Awards Trust of India Awards Name Award Title Field / Category Aripirala Yogananda Sastry Jyotishya Samrat Award Astrology Dr. Omkar Baidya Sardar Patel Peace and Unity Award Sardar Patel National Award Health, Education and Peace Tribute to Zubeen Garg A special segment of the evening paid a heartfelt tribute to Zubeen Garg, the legendary Assamese singer and composer, celebrating his cultural legacy and enduring impact on Indian music and regional identity. Message from Aura Profile Management Director and ATI President Shahid Ali Khan Mr. Shahid Ali Khan, President of the Awards Trust of India (ATI), remarked: “The Atal Bharat Gaurav Sammaan is a tribute to the visionaries who strengthen our society through integrity, compassion, and innovation. This year’s event also honored the memory of Zubeen Garg—an icon whose voice continues to inspire millions.” The event concluded with cultural performances and a vote of thanks by Aura Profile Management Services, reaffirming the commitment to recognizing those whose selfless service uplifts society and strengthens the spirit of Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s legacy of unity and national pride. The Awards Trust of India (ATI) and Aura Profile Management Services extend their heartfelt gratitude to all our Partners – Magazine and Media Partner - NationalViews, Venue partner NEFDI (North East Financial & Development Institution), Radio partner Gupshup 94.3 FM, NGO partner Earth Companions Foundation, Associates – Prof. Anil Kumar of HOP, Mr. Amar of Yellow Achievers, Seven Sense Communication, MBIA (Master Brain International Academy), VINMORIX Group. Special thanks and appreciation goes to Mr. Anukul Goswani of Royal Caterers for their continuous support, help and assistance throughout along with our sponsors Dr. Sangeeta Tripathi of NERIM Group of Institutions. Lastly, our event hosts – Ms. Mrigashree Baruah, organizing committee, jury members, technical team, and volunteers whose dedication ensured a seamless and memorable ceremony. ATI also thanks its regional coordinators, media partners, and local associates in Assam for their efforts in promoting the spirit of excellence and unity. Together, this collective endeavor celebrated not only individual achievement but also the power of collaboration and service to the nation. To nominate visit: Awards Trust of India For further enquiries contact: Aura Profile Management Service (Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with PNN and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.). PTI

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