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Nitul Chandra Das from Assam Guwahati is among only five fish farmers from across the country to receive the prestigious invitation. He is also the only fish farmer from the Northeast to be selected for the honour.
Notably, Das has set an example of self-reliance by undertaking fish farming on four hectares of land while also producing fish seed. His integrated aquaculture venture earns him an annual income of around ₹30–35 lakh.
National Award-winning Divyang artist Supriya Sudha Khound of Guwahati Despite her physical disability, Supriya Sudha Khound has earned national recognition for her outstanding performances in contemporary dance, Sattriya, and Bihu.
Her dedication and talent earned her the National Award, which was presented to her in 2015 at Vigyan Bhavan in New Delhi.
Hemlata Suryavanshi from Ujjain has been invited to the prestigious Independence Day 'At Home' reception at Rashtrapati Bhavan.
She earned this honour for her outstanding performance in the Yuva Aapda Mitra training programme, making Madhya Pradesh proud.
A bamboo artisan, Khrolo was inspired by his father to pursue the craft and has been promoting traditional bamboo furniture and handicrafts by blending indigenous craftsmanship with modern designs.
His work received national recognition from Prime Minister Narendra Modi who highlighted his bamboo creations in an edition of Mann Ki Baat.
