New Delhi: Times Now, India’s leading news channel, hosted the prestigious Amazing Indians Awards 2024 in New Delhi. This annual event recognizes exceptional individuals whose dedication, courage, and selfless actions have made a significant impact on society.
Celebrating Changemakers Across India
The ceremony honored 13 individuals from diverse backgrounds, each making a positive difference in their respective fields. The awardees were selected through a rigorous process by a distinguished jury panel comprising prominent figures like Sanjeev Sanyal, Rajeev Chandrasekhar, General M. M. Naravane, Prasoon Joshi, and Renu Sud Karnad. Ernst & Young served as the esteemed process partner, ensuring transparency in the selection.
Meet the 2024 Amazing Indians
The award categories covered a wide range, including:
- Education: Pauzagin Tonsing
- Agriculture: Raimati Ghiuria
- Environment Sustainability: Dr. Sarita Subramaniam
- Food Management & Nutrition: Vishal Singh
- Animal Welfare: Peera Ram
- Girl Child & Women’s Right Empowerment: Shaikh Raziya
- Healthcare (2 winners): Sipong Chingmak Chang & Preeti Srinivasan
- Road Safety: Piyush Tiwari
- Rural and Slum Development: Ranjeet Yadav
- Sanitation & Water: Nimalan V R
- Social Innovation using Technology: Kadivendi Mahipal Chary
- Sports Enablers: Aditya Mehta
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A Night of Recognition and Inspiration
The event was graced by the presence of Union Minister Kiren Rijiju, who served as the Chief Guest. He congratulated the winners and commended Times Now for creating a platform to celebrate everyday heroes.
Inspiring Words from Renowned Figures
Kiren Rijiju, Chief Guest: “These Amazing Indians have not only inspired us but also filled us with a sense of pride and happiness. As someone holding responsibility in the government, we will continue to support those who are contributing to India’s growth.”
Varun Kohli, COO, News Broadcasting Business, Times Network: “The Amazing Indians Awards exemplify our mission by honoring the extraordinary achievements of everyday people who make a significant impact through compassion and dedication.”
Celebrating Achievements Beyond the Ordinary
The ceremony also recognized the outstanding achievements of Paris 2024 Olympic medallists Aman Sehrawat (India’s youngest-ever wrestling medalist) and Harmanpreet Singh (Captain of the Indian Men’s Hockey Team).
This year’s Amazing Indians Awards were a testament to the extraordinary spirit of ordinary people making a difference across India. Times Now’s dedication to highlighting such stories serves as an inspiration to us all.
