Maitry Peace Foundation Organises International Buddha Peace Award Ceremony in Kolkata
Kolkata, June 12: The Maitry Peace Foundation successfully organized the International Buddha Peace Award Ceremony at Rabindra Tirtha, New Town, honouring distinguished personalities for their contributions to society and promoting the message of peace and harmony.
The programme was attended by a large number of dignitaries, including Hon’ble Minister Shri Dilip Ghosh, newly elected Members of the Legislative Assembly, social workers, educationists, doctors, entrepreneurs, and cultural personalities. The gathering reflected a shared commitment to the values of compassion, service, and social responsibility.
During the ceremony, the International Buddha Peace Award was presented to individuals who have demonstrated excellence and dedication in their respective fields. The awards recognized achievements in social service, education, healthcare, business, and community development.
A special felicitation was also extended to Shri Dilip Ghosh and several newly elected MLAs in recognition of their public service and contributions to society. The dignitaries were welcomed by the organizers and received appreciation from attendees.
Speaking at the event, Surajit Barua, President of Maitry Peace Foundation, said that the Foundation remains committed to promoting peace, humanitarian values, and social harmony through various initiatives. He noted that the teachings of Lord Buddha continue to inspire people to work for the welfare of society and the betterment of humanity.
The event featured speeches by distinguished guests, who highlighted the importance of unity, tolerance, and cooperation in addressing contemporary social challenges. Participants appreciated the initiative for creating a platform that recognizes excellence while spreading the message of peace.
The programme concluded with a vote of thanks and cultural presentations, marking the successful completion of another significant event dedicated to the ideals of peace, compassion, and community service.
— Correspondent
Kolkata
