Rashtriya Prerna Doot Award

11/03/2026

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31/01/2026

07/01/2026

Aarti from Chandigarh has been selected for the National Prerna Doot Award 2026.

For over eight years, she has been actively engaged in advancing positive social change through sustained efforts in environmental conservation, social welfare, youth leadership, women empowerment, and cultural and heritage revival. Her work is deeply rooted in the principles of service, sustainability, and spirituality, with a strong focus on motivating youth and women to emerge as responsible leaders and changemakers within their communities.
In the field of environmental protection, she has led numerous plantation drives, plastic management workshops, and large-scale cleanliness campaigns. One of her notable initiatives includes a major cleanup drive at the Chandigarh dumping ground, where a substantial amount of plastic waste was systematically collected and disposed of responsibly, reinforcing the importance of eco-conscious living.
Her contribution to social welfare includes organizing multiple blood donation camps, facilitating the collection of hundreds of units of blood for patients in need. Through the literacy campaign “Mera Hastakshar Meri Pehchaan,” she empowered over 200 women to adopt signatures in place of thumb impressions, promoting dignity, confidence, and self-reliance.
A strong advocate for women’s safety, she organized several self-defence training camps for girls and women across Chandigarh in collaboration with the SWAYAM Team of Chandigarh Police, including a distinctive self-defence session conducted in saree to challenge stereotypes and build confidence.
In the area of cultural and heritage revival, she has played a key role in initiatives such as the restoration of the historic Bachhretu Fort in Himachal Pradesh and the organization of youth-centric cultural programs like “Ek Tilak Ahilya ke Naam” and “Yoga in Saree,” fostering a deeper connection between youth and India’s cultural values.
As the first woman President of DES-MDRC, Panjab University, and a UGC NEP SAARTHI Ambassador, she has mentored and inspired thousands of young individuals to actively participate in nation-building through education, leadership, and social responsibility.
Her work also extends to spiritual and mental well-being through meditation sessions, bhajan sandhyas, and naam simran programs. A major milestone has been the successful organization of the Vrindavan Yuva Utsav in 2024 and 2025, uniting youth from diverse backgrounds in a celebration of devotion, culture, and holistic development.
Through her dedicated efforts, she has positively impacted more than 20,000 individuals across Chandigarh, Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand, consistently working towards building an inclusive, empowered, and value-driven society grounded in service and sustainability.

07/01/2026

Bina Roy from West Bengal has been selected for the National Prerna Doot Award 2026.

She is an active and dedicated NSS volunteer who has been consistently involved in social service and community development initiatives. Her work mainly focuses on engaging with children and supporting local communities through awareness programs, educational activities, and volunteer-driven outreach. With a strong sense of responsibility and compassion, she actively participates in NSS events and contributes sincerely to every assigned task. Her commitment, leadership qualities, and positive impact at the grassroots level have been widely appreciated. In recognition of her continuous efforts and meaningful contribution to NSS activities, she was honored as the Best NSS Volunteer at the institutional level, with the official certificate to be issued soon.

03/01/2026

Lipi Sarkar from West Bengal has been selected for the National Prerna Doot Award 2026.

Lipi Sarkar from West Bengal is a committed social volunteer and youth activist who has actively participated in various community development and awareness initiatives. She has contributed to the NIC Camp 2024 and played an important role in organizing and supporting blood donation camps.
She has been actively involved in AIDS awareness rallies, child education initiatives, and Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, working to promote health, hygiene, and social responsibility. Her efforts also include tree plantation drives and environment awareness rallies, highlighting the importance of sustainable living.
In addition, Lipi Sarkar has worked extensively in women’s health awareness programs, focusing on educating and empowering women about health, hygiene, and wellbeing. Through her dedication and service, she continues to make a positive impact on society.

02/01/2026

Rani Karmakar from Pashchim Bardhman, West Bengal has been selected for the National Prerna Doot Award 2026.

Rani Karmakar, from Paschim Bardhaman, West Bengal, is an active and socially committed individual dedicated to community development and public welfare. She has participated in the Republic Day Parade Camp 2025, showcasing discipline, national pride, and leadership at a prestigious national platform.
She has been actively involved in free child education initiatives, working to support underprivileged children by promoting access to learning and awareness about the importance of education. Rani has also contributed to organizing and participating in special awareness and service camps in colleges, focusing on youth engagement and social responsibility.
Her social work includes active participation in AIDS awareness rallies, spreading awareness about prevention, health, and social inclusion. She has also played a role in tree plantation drives, promoting environmental conservation and sustainable living.
Additionally, Rani has been associated with initiatives related to women’s health and hygiene, including awareness programs and support activities aimed at improving menstrual hygiene and women’s well-being.
Through her consistent involvement in social, educational, health, and environmental activities, Rani Karmakar demonstrates a strong commitment to nation-building and community service.

31/12/2025

Gopalsethy Srivalli from Hyderabad,Telangana has been selected for the National Prerna Doot Award 2026.

Srivalli Gopalsethy is a passionate social contributor and an active NSS volunteer, currently serving as the NSS Publicity Head, where she plays a vital role in driving awareness and participation in community-oriented initiatives. Her work spans plantation drives, environmental awareness campaigns, and public welfare activities, all aimed at creating sustainable and positive change at the grassroots level.
She has also made notable contributions to Voice4, an educational platform dedicated to empowering underprivileged students. As part of this initiative, Srivalli actively participated in a 10-day village teaching camp, working closely with rural children to inspire learning and personal growth. In addition, she is an active member of Aksharamala and TEL, organizations committed to promoting literacy and strengthening educational support among marginalized communities.
Driven by leadership, empathy, and a strong sense of social responsibility, Srivalli Gopalsethy continues to create meaningful impact through her consistent service and dedication to nation-building.

30/12/2025

Chunchikala Sushanth From Telangana has been selected for the National Prerna Doot Award 2026.

Chunchikala Sushanth, a dedicated and socially conscious youth leader from Warangal, Telangana, is currently pursuing his Bachelor of Technology at Sreenidhi Institute of Science and Technology (SNIST). He serves with distinction as the President of the National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit, where he plays a pivotal role in leading, organizing, and executing numerous community service and social development initiatives.
Through his active involvement in NSS activities, Sushanth has consistently demonstrated exceptional leadership skills, organizational ability, and a deep sense of social responsibility. His commitment to societal welfare is reflected in his hands-on participation in social service programs, awareness campaigns, and community development efforts aimed at creating positive and sustainable impact.
Recognized for his integrity, discipline, and dedication, Chunchikala Sushanth stands as an inspiring example of youth leadership, driven by a strong commitment to nation-building and service to society.

30/12/2025

Abhishek Malik from West Bengal has been selected for the National Prerna Doot Award 2026.

A dedicated and inspiring NSS volunteer, he has consistently demonstrated an exceptional commitment to community service and social responsibility. Over the past year, he has actively participated in life-impacting initiatives, including donating blood five times, leading health awareness campaigns on dengue, malaria, HIV/AIDS, and polio, and promoting road safety and cleanliness through Swachhata Abhiyan.
His contribution to environmental conservation is equally commendable, having played a key role in plantation drives with 275 trees planted. He has also been actively involved in organizing health camps such as eye check-ups and thalassemia screening, ensuring access to essential healthcare for underprivileged communities.
His selection for the National Integration Camp (NIC), Bareilly, reflects his leadership qualities and ability to represent youth at a national level, fostering unity in diversity. In recognition of his outstanding service, he has been honored with prestigious accolades including the State Level NSS Award 2023–24, University Level Best NSS Volunteer, College Level Best Volunteer, and Best Red Ribbon Club Volunteer awards.
His journey stands as a powerful example of leadership through service, inspiring others to contribute selflessly toward nation-building.