Prime Minister will have a meeting with Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Puraskar (PMRBP) awardees via virtual conferencing on Monday, January 25, revealed in an officials statement. The virtual interaction will be scheduled for 12 pm and 32 applicants from different parts of the category of ‘Bal Shakti Puraskar’ have been nominated for PMRBP-2021.
The statement added, “The awardee children are from 32 districts of 21 States/UTs. 7 awards have been given in the field of Art and Culture, nine awards have been given for Innovation, and five for scholastic achievements. Seven children have won in the Sports Category while three children have been felicitated for Bravery and one child has been honoured for her efforts in the field of Social Service.”
The government has been acknowledging the award to the children with exceptional abilities and their outstanding requirements.
On Sunday, PM Modi had an interaction with Tribal Guests, NCC Cadets, NSS Volunteers, and Tableaux Artists in the ‘At Home’ event. All of them will be a part of the parade scheduled for Republic Day. At the event, also present were Union Ministers Rajnath Singh, Arjun Munda, Kiren Rijuji and Renuka Singh Saruta.
While addressing the occasion, PM Modi iterated the participation of the tribal guests, the artists, NCC, NSS cadets in the Republic Day parade will be an inspiration and fuel energy onto every citizen of the country. He further iterated about the Republic Day Parade being a tribute to the country’s great socio-cultural heritage and to the Constitution that is infuses life onto the biggest democracy of the world.
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