President Draupadi Murmu gave the Prime Minister National Bal Puraskar to 17 children in 7 categories on the occasion of Veer Bal Diwas. This award has been given for their extraordinary achievements. Let us tell you that the President gave these awards today in a ceremony organized at the Rashtrapati Bhavan Cultural Center in Delhi. While giving the awards, Murmu also congratulated the children and said that the whole country and society is proud of them.

The limitless potential of children

He appreciated the extraordinary work and achievements of the children and said that the children have immense potential and incomparable qualities, which set an example for all other children of the country. He further said that in 2047 when India celebrates the centenary of independence, the award winners will be the enlightened citizens of the country. These talented boys and girls will become the builders of a developed India.

Recognizing talent is India's tradition

President Murmu also emphasised that providing opportunities to children and recognising their talents has been part of India's tradition. She emphasised that this tradition should be strengthened further. In her address, the President lauded the achievements of Aneesh Sarkar from Kolkata, who is the youngest child to receive the award in the playschool and nursery age group. She said that with his achievements, Aneesh has become the youngest award winner in the world.

President Draupadi Murmu further said, "The spirit of patriotism leads children on the path of dedication to national interest. I believe that the achievements of children now will take India to the pinnacle of progress. Giving opportunities and respecting the talent of children has been a part of our tradition. This tradition should be strengthened further."