Archive · 18 Jan 2026
Kamal Baid Honored with Ahimsa Bhamashah 2025 Award
Kamal Baid is a social worker who helps animals and people in need.
He recently won a big award called the Ahimsa Bhamashah 2025 Award.
This award was given to him in Bengaluru.
He also helps a cricket team for women who cannot see very well.
One of the players on the team is a young girl named Kumari P. Karuna, who won a big cricket tournament called the World Cup for Blind.
Many important people were at the ceremony where he received the award.
Kamal Baid received the Ahimsa Bhamashah 2025 Award for his charitable contributions and animal welfare work.
The award ceremony was held in Bengaluru and attended by television artiste Sharad Sankhla and programme coordinator Ashish Bafna.
Baid is a public relations officer of Indira Data Walkers Club International and president of Kala Vedika.
He financially supported the visually-challenged women's cricket team, including a Class X student, Kumari P. Karuna, who won the first World Cup for Blind.
The ceremony included the presentation of various awards such as ‘Jeev Daya’, ‘Bhamashah’, and ‘Jin Shasan Ratna’.
- Who
- Kamal Baid, a social worker and philanthropist
- What
- Received the Ahimsa Bhamashah 2025 Award for his charitable contributions and animal welfare work
- When
- Recently, at a ceremony in Bengaluru
- Where
- Bengaluru, India
- Why
- For his significant contributions to animal welfare and financial support to the visually-challenged women's cricket team
- Award
- Ahimsa Bhamashah 2025 Award
- Recipient
- Kamal Baid
- Location
- Bengaluru
- Occupation
- Social Worker, Philanthropist, Public Relations Officer, President of Kala Vedika
- Contribution
- Financial support to visually-challenged women's cricket team
- Notable Achievement
- Supported Kumari P. Karuna, a Class X student who won the first World Cup for Blind
- Event Participants
- Sharad Sankhla, Ashish Bafna