Shravan Singh, Operation Sindoor’s 'Youngest Civil Warrior', receives Rashtriya Bal Puraskar
Punjab: Shravan Singh, a 10-year-old boy from Ferozepur district in Punjab, has been honoured with the Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Puraskar, one of India’s highest civilian awards for children, for his courageous service during Operation Sindoor.
According to a report published by Deccan Herald on Saturday, Shravan received the award from Droupadi Murmu in recognition of his fearless contribution in supporting Indian soldiers during the operation. The Rashtriya Bal Puraskar is awarded to children aged between 5 and 18 years for exceptional achievements and acts of bravery.
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He showed extreme bravery and delivered essential items like water, milk, tea, ice, lassi and more to the soldiers in need. He used to deliver these things daily while visiting them during the operation.
For his dedication and courage, the Indian Army also honoured Shravan by recognising him as the “youngest civil warrior” associated with the operation.
"When Operation Sindoor began against Pakistan, soldiers came to our village. I thought I should serve them. I used to take milk, tea, buttermilk, and ice for them every day amid all the risks. I feel very happy to receive the award. I never even dreamed of this," DH quoted Shravan as saying after receiving award.
According to his father, Sona Singh, the family fully supported Shravan’s efforts and never discouraged him from helping the soldiers. He said the child found genuine happiness in serving the Army.
Moreover, the boy also wishes to become a soldier one day. The 10-year-old kid has been recognised as the youngest civilian contributor towards the Operation Sindoor.
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Davangere South bypoll: Congress ahead by narrow lead after 14th round
Davangere: The Congress candidate is leading in the Davangere South Assembly by-election after the completion of the 14th round of counting.
According to the latest figures, the Congress has secured 46,460 votes, while the BJP stands at 39,037 votes, trailing by 7,423 votes.
The SDPI candidate has polled 15,303 votes so far.
Counting is still underway, and final results are awaited.
