State lass wins big
Source: The Sangai Express / Agencies

New Delhi, November 14 2013: Krishna Tirath, Minister for Women and Child Development gave away the National Child Award for Exceptional Achievement to 23 children on Children's Day during the opening ceremony of Vatsalya Mela at Dilli Haat near INA market, today.

Kumari Khagembam Binta Devi of Manipur was among the award winners.

The awards are presented every year to the children between the age group 4-15 years for their exceptional achievements in various fields including academics, art, culture and sports etc.

The awards were initiated in 1996.They include a Gold Medal with cash prize of Rs.20, 000 and a citation, and 21 Silver Medals with cash prize Rs.10, 000 and citations.

Speaking at the occasion, Smt.

Krishna Tirath said that the Vatsalya Mela celebrates Pt.

Jawahar Lal Nehru's birth anniversary, which also marks the Children's Day.

She said that Pt.

Nehru was passionate about the welfare, education and development of children in India.

The Gold Medal was presented to Master Harshal Shahi from Delhi for his exceptional achievement in the field of chess.

Out of 21 Silver Medal winners, 10 are girls.

The names are as follows �
1.Kumari S.Harshitha Reddy from Andhra Pradesh for her exceptional achievement in the field of mathematics.

2.Master Dhanraj Sahariah from Assam for his exceptional achievement in the various fields like martial arts, dance, music, swimming and theatre.

3.Kumari M.Shraddha from Chandigarh for her exceptional achievement in the field of Hindustani classical music.

4.Kumari Anjali Yadav from Chattisgarh for her exceptional achievement in the various fields like yoga, taekwondo, painting and dancing.

5.Master Hardik Jay Prakash Nayar from Daman & Diu for his exceptional achievement in the field of academics.

6.Master A.A.Aravinda Lochanan from Delhi for his exceptional achievement in various fields like musical instrument (Violin), recitation, quiz etc.

7.Master Vaishnav Chinmay Surilbhai from Gujarat for his exceptional achievement in the field of academics and sports.

8.Kumari Harman Singh from Haryana for her exceptional achievement in the field of dance and culture.

9.Master Kushagra Rastogi from Himachal Pradesh for his exceptional achievement in the field of academics.

10.Kumari Kariha Javaid from Jammu and Kashmir for her exceptional achievement in the field of martial arts and academics.

11.Kumari Simpi Kumari from Jharkhand Kashmir for her exceptional achievement in the field of archery.

12.Kumari Pooja G.Prabhu from Karnataka for her exceptional achievement in the field of music.

13.Master Akshay V.A from Kerala for his exceptional achievement in the field of painting.

14.Master Usman Hanif Patel from Maharashtra for his exceptional achievement in the field of Technical Innovation.

15.Kumari Khagembam Binta Devi from Manipur for her exceptional achievement in the field of boxing.

16.Kumari Harsha Pattnaik from Odisha for her exceptional achievement in the field of literature.

17.Master Chirag Gupta from Punjab for his exceptional achievement in the field of sports.

18.Kumari Megha Gupta from Rajasthan for her exceptional achievement in various fields such as academics, sports, dance, skating, drawing, football and arts.

19.Kumari R.Ajeetha from Tamil Nadu for her exceptional achievement in the field of yoga.

20.Master Pranay Fartyal from Uttar Pradesh for his exceptional achievement in the field of academics.

21.Master Mitrabha Guha from West Bengal for his exceptional achievement in the field of chess.

The WCD Minister congratulated the winners saying that they have shown great promise at such a young age, and their dedication to their chosen field will serve as an example for others, children as well as adults, inspiring everyone to do the best they can.

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