Galwan hero Col Santosh Babu named for Mahavir Chakra in Republic Day honours: Here’s the full list

Odia sculptor Sudarshan Sahoo among Padma Vibhushan awardees

Col Santosh Babu

Col Santosh babu laid down his life for India

New Delhi: Colonel B Santosh Babu, the commanding officer of the 16th  Bihar Battalion, who led his forces to evict Chinese soldiers from East Ladakh’s Galwan Valley last June, has been posthumously named for Mahavir Chakra.  It is the second-highest military award for acts of conspicuous gallantry in the presence of the enemy. This announcement was made here Monday by a Defence Ministry official.

Five other soldiers (again posthumously) were named for the Vir Chakra awards. They are Naib Subedar Nuduram Soren (16 Bihar), Havildar K Palani (81 Field), Havildar Tejinder Singh (3 Medium), Naik Deepak Singh (16 Bihar) and Sepoy Gurtej Singh (3 Punjab).

Odisha sculptor Sudarshan Sahoo gets Padma Vibhushan

Odia sculptor Sudarshan Sahoo has been awarded the Padma Vibhushan OP Photo

Meanwhile former Japan PM Shinzo Abe was among the seven Padma Vibhushan awardees. Here’s the list of seven Padma Vibhushan awardees.

Shinzo Abe, SP Balasubramaniam (posthumous), Dr Belle Monappa Hegde, Narinder Singh Kapany (posthumous), Maulana Wahiduddin Khan, BB Lal and Sudarshan Sahoo (Sculptor)

Padma Bhushan winners

Krishnan Nair Shantakumari Chithra (Art, Kerala), Tarun Gogoi (posthumous  Assam, Public Affairs), Chandrashekhar Kambara (Karnataka, – Literature and Education), Sumitra Mahajan (Madhya Pradesh, Public Affairs), Nripendra Misra (Uttar Pradesh, Civil Service), Ram Vilas Paswan (posthumous, Bihar, Public Affairs), Keshubhai Patel (posthumous, Gujarat, Public Affairs), Kalbe Sadiq (posthumous, Uttar Pradesh, Spiritualism), Rajnikant Devidas Shroff (Maharashtra, Trade and Industry), Tarlochan Singh (Haryana, Public Affairs).

List of Padma Shri awardees

Shri Gulfam Ahmed (Art, Uttar Pradesh), Ms P Anitha (Sports, Tamil Nadu), Rama Swamy Annavarapu (Art, Andhra Pradesh), Subbu Arumugam (Art, Tamil Nadu), Prakasarao Asavadi (Literature and Education, Andhra Pradesh), Ms Bhuri Bai (Art, Madhya Pradesh), Radhe Shyam Barle (Art, Chhattisgarh), Dharma Narayan Barma (Literature and Education, West Bengal), Ms Lakhimi Baruah (Social Work, Assam), Biren Kumar Basak (Art, West Bengal), Ms Rajni Bector (Trade and Industry, Punjab), Peter Brook (Art, United Kingdom), Ms Sangkhumi Bualchhuak (Social Work, Mizoram), Gopiram Bargayn  Burabhakat (Art, Assam), Ms Bijoya Chakravarty (Public Affairs, Assam), Sujit Chattopadhyay (Literature and Education, West Bengal), Jagdish Chaudhary (posthumous, Social Work, Uttar Pradesh), Tsultrim Chonjor (Social Work, Ladakh), Mouma Das (Sports, West Bengal), Srikant Datar (Literature and Education, United States of America), Narayan Debnath (Art, West Bengal), Ms Chutni Devi (Social Work, Jharkhand), Ms Dulari Devi (Art, Bihar), Ms Radhe Devi (Art, Manipur), Ms Shanti Devi (Social Work, Odisha), Wayan Dibia (Art, Indonesia), Dadudan Gadhavi (Literature & Education, Gujarat), Parshuram Atmaram Gangavane (Art, Maharashtra), Jai Bhagwan Goyal (Literature and Education, Haryana), Jagadish Chandra Halder (Literature and Education, West Bengal),  Mangal Singh Hazowary (Literature and Education, Assam), Ms Anshu Jamsenpa (Sports, Arunachal Pradesh), Ms Purnamasi Jani (Art, Odisha), Matha B Manjamma Jogati (Art, Karnataka), Damodaran Kaithapram (Art, Kerala), Namdeo C Kamble (Literature and Education, Maharashtra), Maheshbhai & Shri Nareshbhai Kanodia (Duo) (posthumous, Art, Gujarat), Rajat Kumar Kar (Literature and Education, Odisha), Rangasami Lakshminarayana Kashyap (Literature and, Education, Karnataka), Ms Prakash Kaur (Social Work, Punjab), Nicholas Kazanas (Literature and Education, Greece), K Kesavasamy (Art, Pondicherry), Ghulam Rasool Khan (Art, Jammu and Kashmir), Lakha Khan (Art, Rajasthan), Ms Sanjida Khatun (Art, Bangladesh), Vinayak Vishnu Khedekar (Art, Goa),Ms Niru Kumar (Social Work, Delhi), Ms Lajwanti (Art, Punjab), Rattan Lal (Science and Engineering, United States of America), Ali Manikfan (Others-Grassroots Innovation, Lakshadweep), Ramachandra Manjhi (Art, Bihar), Dulal Manki (Art, Assam), Nanadro B Marak (Others- Agriculture, Meghalaya), Rewben Mashangva (Art, Manipur), Chandrakant Mehta (Literature and Education, Gujarat), Dr Rattan Lal Mittal (Medicine, Punjab), Madhavan Nambiar (Sports, Kerala), Shyam Sundar Paliwal (Social Work, Rajasthan), Dr Chandrakant Sambhaji Pandav (Medicine, Delhi), Dr JN Pande (posthumous, Medicine, Delhi),  Solomon Pappaiah (Literature and Education- Journalism, Tamil Nadu), Ms Pappammal (Others- Agriculture, Tamil Nadu), Dr Krishna Mohan Pathi (Medicine, Odisha), Ms Jaswantiben Jamnadas Popat (Trade and Industry, Maharashtra), Girish Prabhune (Social Work, Maharashtra), Nanda Prusty (Literature and Education, Odisha), KK Ramachandra Pulavar (Art, Kerala), Balan Putheri (Literature and Education, Kerala), Ms Birubala Rabha (Social Work, Assam), Kanaka Raju (Art, Telangana), Ms Bombay Jayashri Ramnath (Art, Tamil Nadu), Satyaram Reang (Art, Tripura), Dr Dhananjay Diwakar Sagdeo (Medicine, Kerala), Ashok Kumar Sahu (Medicine, Uttar Pradesh), Dr Bhupendra Kumar Singh Sanjay (Medicine, Uttarakhand), Ms Sindhutai Sapkal (Social Work, Maharashtra), Chaman Lal Sapru (posthumous, Literature and Education, Jammu and Kashmir), Roman Sarmah (Literature and Education- Journalism, Assam), Imran Shah (Literature and Education, , Assam), Prem Chand Sharma (Others- Agriculture, Uttarakhand), Arjun Singh Shekhawat (Literature and Education, Rajasthan), Ram Yatna Shukla (Literature and Education, Uttar Pradesh), Jitender Singh Shunty (Social Work, Delhi), Kartar Paras Ram Singh (Art, Himachal Pradesh), Kartar Singh (Art, Punjab), Dr Dilip Kumar Singh (Medicine, Bihar), Chandra Shekhar Singh (Others-Agriculture, Uttar Pradesh), Ms Sudha Hari Narayan Singh (Sports, Uttar Pradesh), Virender Singh (Sports, Haryana), Ms Mridula Sinha (posthumous, Literature and Education, Bihar), KC Sivasankar (posthumous, Art, Tamil Nadu), Guru Maa Kamali Soren (Social Work, West Bengal), Marachi Subburaman (Social Work, Tamil Nadu), P Subramanian (posthumous, Trade and Industry, Tamil Nadu), Ms Nidumolu Sumathi (Art, Andhra Pradesh), Kapil Tiwari (Literature and Education, Madhya Pradesh), Father Vallés (posthumous, Literature and Education, Spain), Dr Thiruvengadam Veeraraghavan (posthumous, Medicine, Tamil Nadu), Sridhar Vembu (Trade and Industry, Tamil Nadu), KY Venkatesh (Sports, Karnataka), Usha Yadav (Literature and Education, Uttar Pradesh) and Col Quazi Sajjad Ali Zahir (Public Affairs, Bangladesh).

 

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