Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 24 January 2015 presented National Bravery Awards 2014 to 24 awards.
8 girls and 16 boys were conferred with National Bravery Awards. Four of them have been awarded posthumously. The awardees receive a medal, certificate and cash incentive. Also, they will participate in the Republic Day parade.
In addition, Indian Council for Child Welfare (ICCW) provides financial assistance under its Indira Gandhi Scholarship Scheme to those undertaking professional courses such as engineering and medicine. For the others, this assistance is provided till they complete their graduation. The Government of India has reserved some seats for the awardees in medical and engineering colleges and polytechnics.
The selection was made by a high powered committee comprising representatives of various Ministries/Departments, non-governmental organisations as well as Office Bearers of ICCW.
The lists of awardees are
Sanjay Chopra Award
•Devesh Kumar
Bapu Gaidhani Award
•Monika
•Rumoh Meto
•Riya Chaudhary
Geeta Chopra Award
•Gunjan Sharma
Bharat Award
•Resham Fatma
General National Bravery Award
•Aqil Mohammad N K
•Anjith. P
•Gaurav Kumar Bharti
•Hiral Jitubhai Halpati
•Midhun P P
•Ripa Das
•Zeal Jitendra Marathe
•Rajdeep Das
•Stevenson Lawriniang
•Ashwini Bandu Ughade
•Gaurav Kumar Bharti
•L. Brainson Singh
•Labhanshu
•G. Tooldev Sharma
•Mhonbeni Equng
•Mesak K. Remnalalnghaka
•Sahanesh R
•Balram Dansena
About the National Bravery Awards
The National Bravery Award was initiated by the ICCW to give due recognition to the children who distinguish themselves by performing outstanding deeds of bravery and meritorious service and to inspire other children to emulate their examples.
It was in 1957 that two children – a boy and a girl – were first rewarded for their presence of mind and courage. Since then ICCW decided to confer national awards on children every year.
In 1987-88 ICCW instituted the Bharat Award for an exceptionally outstanding, meritorious and gallant deed. The other special awards include the Geeta Chopra and Sanjay Chopra awards (instituted by ICCW in 1978) and the BapuGaidhani Awards (instituted in 1988-89).
Since the inception of the scheme in 1957, the ICCW has given awards to 895 brave children - 634 boys and 261 girls.
8 girls and 16 boys were conferred with National Bravery Awards. Four of them have been awarded posthumously. The awardees receive a medal, certificate and cash incentive. Also, they will participate in the Republic Day parade.
In addition, Indian Council for Child Welfare (ICCW) provides financial assistance under its Indira Gandhi Scholarship Scheme to those undertaking professional courses such as engineering and medicine. For the others, this assistance is provided till they complete their graduation. The Government of India has reserved some seats for the awardees in medical and engineering colleges and polytechnics.
The selection was made by a high powered committee comprising representatives of various Ministries/Departments, non-governmental organisations as well as Office Bearers of ICCW.
The lists of awardees are
Sanjay Chopra Award
•Devesh Kumar
Bapu Gaidhani Award
•Monika
•Rumoh Meto
•Riya Chaudhary
Geeta Chopra Award
•Gunjan Sharma
Bharat Award
•Resham Fatma
General National Bravery Award
•Aqil Mohammad N K
•Anjith. P
•Gaurav Kumar Bharti
•Hiral Jitubhai Halpati
•Midhun P P
•Ripa Das
•Zeal Jitendra Marathe
•Rajdeep Das
•Stevenson Lawriniang
•Ashwini Bandu Ughade
•Gaurav Kumar Bharti
•L. Brainson Singh
•Labhanshu
•G. Tooldev Sharma
•Mhonbeni Equng
•Mesak K. Remnalalnghaka
•Sahanesh R
•Balram Dansena
About the National Bravery Awards
The National Bravery Award was initiated by the ICCW to give due recognition to the children who distinguish themselves by performing outstanding deeds of bravery and meritorious service and to inspire other children to emulate their examples.
It was in 1957 that two children – a boy and a girl – were first rewarded for their presence of mind and courage. Since then ICCW decided to confer national awards on children every year.
In 1987-88 ICCW instituted the Bharat Award for an exceptionally outstanding, meritorious and gallant deed. The other special awards include the Geeta Chopra and Sanjay Chopra awards (instituted by ICCW in 1978) and the BapuGaidhani Awards (instituted in 1988-89).
Since the inception of the scheme in 1957, the ICCW has given awards to 895 brave children - 634 boys and 261 girls.
