New Delhi [India], February 13 (ANI/GPRC): IPS Geeta Rani Verma was given the IPS Harish Trivedi Memorial award for humanitarian services. This award has been given previously to IPS Rakesh Asthana Delhi police commissioner and IPS Hari Narayan Chari Mishra police commissioner of Indore. The youngest volunteer of the trust shivam Sharma Rawat and other youngsters pledged to work hard and become like madam. They were all mesmerized by her. Shivam Sharma Rawat donates food to the underprivileged sector and caters to the goal 2 zero hunger of the sustainable development goals , on a regular basis. Shivam Sharma rawat is currently a student of class 7 at springdales school dhaula kuan New Delhi. He has also received global empathy award when he represented his school for an Australian project. This year the Hamara Samarpan Trust has selected Geeta Rani Verma, IPS presently posted as Addl. CP/Traffic (HQ) for awarding the Humanitarian and Service Award in recognition of the service rendered
New Delhi [India], November 21 (ANI/GPRC): India is a land of dichotomies. In the year 2022, on one hand, according to the Fortune India's list of 'India's Richest', the collective wealth of 142 billionaires in India is a whopping USD 832 billion. On the other hand, recognizing India's "great commitment and leadership in lifting people out of poverty," the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) reported that the country was able to uplift about 415 million people between 2005-2021. Almost half of this 415 million figure, 140 million, exited poverty between 2015-16 and 2019-21. Such news highlights the fact that alleviation of poverty remains the top agenda for the country's youth and one young social volunteer, Shivam Sharma Rawat, proves it practically. Shivam is a Class 7 student of Springdales Public School, Dhaula Kuan, and he is trying to do through his 'No Poverty' mission. Shivam's 'No Poverty' mission is aimed at everyb
New Delhi [India], August 24 (ANI/GPRC): Barrister Santosh Shukla (President and CEO, World Book of Records) has briefed that The Springdales School, Dhaula Kuan, New Delhi India has been felicitated with a certificate of excellence by World Book of Records for organizing a mass event of 800 students aged 10 to 12 years in 2 batches did a round of 11 Suryanamaskars together sitting on the chair in the auditorium, led by Shivam Sharma Rawat class 7 under the guidance of Yoga Guru Dr Ramesh Chandra and 400 students spoke together 12 names of Lord Surya in Sanskrit. The Certificate was presented to Dr. Jyoti Bose (Director) by Dr Sonia Rawat (President-WBR, Delhi and NCR) along with dignitaries. Barrister Shukla said that the World Book of Records is one of the leading organizations in international certification of world records. It works intercontinental from all continents with a global network. It recognizes potential talent and capabilities in world records through international cert
New Delhi [India], August 17 (ANI/GPRC): Books tell stories of what is happening around in the world. Be it personal growth, keeping a positive attitude or being compassionate towards the less fortunate in society, an author has the power to propagate an idea from a nascent stage to its implementation into the public psyche. One such author, who recently received recognition at a rather tender age of 11, is Shivam Sharma Rawat, whose book, "Be the Change You Want to Bring", was released on August 9, at the hands of Dr Kiran Bedi, India's first IPS officer. Dr Bedi was all praises for Shivam while unveiling his book, which talks about the lives of domestic workers. However, what is noteworthy is that this is Shivam's second book. He has already written a book on how to be positive about tomorrow. His first book, "Be Positive Tomorrow Will Be Yours", was released in 2021, by Police Commissioner of Delhi, Rakesh Asthana. As if that isn't enough, Shivam is c