Prestigious Tribal Education Award Announced for Northeast Trust
The Gurudev Kalicharan Brahma Trust based in Kokrajhar has been selected as the distinguished recipient of the Krishna Chandra Gandhi Award 2025, recognizing its exceptional work in advancing educational opportunities and socio-economic progress among tribal communities across northeast India.
The Purvottar Janajati Shiksha Samiti made this significant announcement during a special event held on Wednesday. The organization revealed that the award ceremony is scheduled for November 15 at the Nilkamal Brahma Auditorium within Science College, Kokrajhar.
Celebrating Tribal Pride and Educational Excellence
The timing of the award presentation holds special significance as it coincides with Janajatiya Gaurav Diwas, a national day dedicated to honoring tribal pride and cultural heritage. This alignment emphasizes the award's focus on recognizing contributions that preserve and strengthen tribal identity while promoting development.
Several prominent education leaders attended the announcement ceremony, including Brahmaji Rao, who serves as the All India Secretary and tribal education in-charge of Vidya Bharati. Also present were Basant Agarwal, President of Purvottar Janajati Shiksha Samiti, and Abhijit Payeng, Secretary of the organization.
Legacy of Recognizing Tribal Development Work
Established in 2007, the Krishna Chandra Gandhi Award has become an important annual recognition for individuals and organizations demonstrating outstanding commitment to tribal education and social development. The award has consistently highlighted transformative work happening at the grassroots level.
The selection of Gurudev Kalicharan Brahma Trust for the 2025 edition underscores the organization's sustained efforts in creating educational infrastructure, promoting literacy, and fostering economic empowerment among tribal populations in the northeastern regions of India.
This recognition not only celebrates past achievements but also aims to inspire continued dedication to the crucial cause of tribal upliftment through education and community development initiatives.
