New Delhi. Nine-year-old Esther Lalduhavami Hnamte from Mizoram, who was first promoted by the Assam Rifles, has now made a name for herself at the national level through her patriotic music. Esther has been awarded the prestigious Bal Shakti Award by President Draupadi Murmu. Following the initial support and platform, Esther has performed at many major events, including state and central government official events as well as other major national platforms. In recognition of her extraordinary contribution in promoting patriotism through music, Esther was presented the Bal Shakti Award by President Draupadi Murmu.
Esther has won the hearts of the entire nation with her soulful renditions of patriotic songs like ‘Maa Tujhe Salaam’ and ‘Vande Mataram’. His productions have reached millions of people, evoking a sense of deep national pride and celebrating the diversity in unity of India.
Bal Shakti Puraskar is India’s highest civilian honor for children. It is awarded to children aged 5 to 18 who demonstrate exceptional talent, courage, innovation or service that has made a positive impact on society.
On this occasion, President Draupadi Murmu said that the award winning children have made their families, their communities and the entire country proud. He expressed confidence that these awards will inspire all the children across the country. He said that this award has been given to encourage him. He expressed confidence that these awards will inspire all the children of the country.
The President said that about 320 years ago, Guru Gobind Singh Ji, the tenth Guru of Sikhism and revered by all Indians, and his four sons made the supreme sacrifice fighting for truth and justice. He said that the bravery of the two youngest Sahibzadas is respected and appreciated both in India and abroad. He reverently remembered those great child heroes who proudly sacrificed their lives for truth and justice.
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