53 Eminent Personalities Felicitated at Patna Event; ‘Kalamjeevi’ Souvenir Released

53 Eminent Personalities Felicitated at Patna Event; ‘Kalamjeevi’ Souvenir Released

 

 

Patna: The Chitragupta Samajik Sansthan felicitated 53 distinguished personalities for their contributions to literature, art, culture, education, medicine and social service at a cultural evening held at Giriraj Utsav Palace in Patna City on Tuesday, marking the Bhagwan Shri Chitragupta Puja celebrations.

The event was inaugurated by Nagaland Governor Nandkishore Yadav, while former Union Minister and MP Ravi Shankar Prasad attended as the chief guest. Padma Shri Dr Gopal Prasad Sinha presided over the event. The organisation also unveiled its souvenir, ‘Kalamjeevi’, on the occasion.

Among the distinguished guests were MLC Dr Sanjay Mayukh, Patna Mayor Sita Sahu, former Vice-Chancellor Prof K.C. Sinha, Bihar Hindi Sahitya Sammelan President Dr Anil Sulabh and Rajesh Ballav.

Yadav said the ideals of Bhagwan Shri Chitragupta symbolise knowledge, writing, duty and justice, adding that such initiatives preserve cultural identity and encourage talent. Prasad highlighted the Kayastha community’s historic contributions to education, administration, literature and nation-building, stressing the importance of passing this legacy on to younger generations.

Dr Gopal Prasad Sinha said recognising talent generates positive energy and strengthens social unity and cultural awareness.

A special honour was conferred on senior Jharkhand litterateur Niranjan Prasad Srivastava in memory of poet Satyanarayan, composer of the Bihar state anthem. Several other distinguished personalities from diverse fields were also felicitated.

Five young achievers—Aastha Sinha, Nishtha, Kirti Rani, Anant Akash and Lavanya Ravi—received the Rajendra Megha Award, accompanied by cash prizes.

The cultural evening featured performances by Prem Kumar, Kumar Sambhav, Rakesh Kumar, Vanshika Sinha, Sarthak Saxena, Akanksha Sinha, Meghashri Anjum, Tia Verma and several other artists, who enthralled the audience.

Kamal Nayan Srivastava, who conducted the programme and proposed the vote of thanks, said the organisation remains committed to strengthening social bonds through cultural, creative and community initiatives. Organisation President Ganesh Prasad Sinha also addressed the gathering.

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