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Shravan Singh Honored for Bravery in Operation Sindoor

Shravan Singh Honored for Bravery in Operation Sindoor
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Shravan Singh is a 10-year-old boy from Punjab who was awarded a special prize for being very brave.

During a time when soldiers were working near his home, he bravely brought them water, tea, milk, and other things to help them.

Even though it was dangerous, he did it every day.

The President of India gave him this award because he was so brave and kind.

Shravan's family is very proud of him, and he wants to become a soldier when he grows up to serve his country.

Key facts

Name
Shravan Singh
Age
10 years old
Hometown
Mamdot village, Ferozepur district, Punjab
Award
Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Puraskar
Operation
Operation Sindoor
Contribution
Delivered water, tea, milk, ice, and lassi to soldiers
Recognition
Youngest Civil Warrior
Future Aspiration
Wants to become a soldier

Timeline

  1. State's water project push influences recognition.

  2. Army lauds Shravan's daily water, milk, lassi supply to soldiers.

  3. Bravery award follows for young Shravan's service.

  4. President honors 10-year-old's soldier aid.

Quotes

The President

The President of India

“The awardees had shown 'commitment, skill and responsibility,' and expressed hope that their work would encourage other children to take up socially meaningful goals.”
CNBC TV 18

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