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Corona warriors honoured at Samajik Samman Samaroh

On 31 January 2021 the Trust honoured people from health services, the police, railways, banks, the media and the postal service who kept serving through the pandemic.

Honourees with shields at the Samajik Samman Samaroh

On 31 January 2021 the Yaduvanshi Kalyan Trust held a Samajik Samman Samaroh — a social honour ceremony — at its head office in Sector 59, Noida, to thank the “Corona warriors” who kept serving society through the pandemic.

Who was honoured

The honourees came from health services, the police, the railways, banks, the media and the postal service — people who stayed at their posts through the lockdown and the months that followed. People with special achievements in other fields were honoured too.

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Honourees and guests with their shields at the Samajik Samman Samaroh, Noida, 31 January 2021.

Organised by the Delhi unit

The ceremony was organised by the Trust’s Delhi unit and presided over by national president Dr Arunesh Yadav. Delhi unit coordinator Advocate Rohit Pratap Yadav conducted the programme. A newspaper report of the ceremony carried portraits of 24 of the honourees.

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A guest is honoured with a garland at the ceremony.

The Trust’s own members had spent much of 2020 on lockdown relief — this ceremony turned the thanks outward, to the people who served everyone else.

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