Gangnagar resident Divyam Chandra was honoured in Rudraprayag on Monday for finishing second at the Digital Youth Festival, recognising his performance at a programme held in the collectorate auditorium.
The ceremony was organised under the Seva Sankalp campaign. Women Empowerment and Youth Welfare Minister Rekha Arya and District Magistrate Vishal Mishra presented Chandra with an award and a certificate of appreciation.
Recognition at the collectorate
Arya and Mishra congratulated Chandra and commended his achievement. The honour brought attention to the contribution young people can make through their abilities and creative work.
During the programme, the minister and the district magistrate said youth could progress by using their talent and creativity. They also said such efforts could help bring recognition to the district and the state.
The event therefore combined formal recognition for Chandra with an encouragement to other young people to pursue their capabilities. No further details about the festival entry or Chandra’s specific creative work were provided.
Conclusion
Divyam Chandra’s second-place finish at the Digital Youth Festival was recognised at a Seva Sankalp programme in Rudraprayag, where officials presented him with an award and certificate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Who was honoured at the Rudraprayag programme?
Divyam Chandra, a resident of Gangnagar, was honoured.
Q. What achievement was recognised?
Chandra secured second place at the Digital Youth Festival.
Q. Where was the ceremony held?
The programme took place at the collectorate auditorium.
Q. When was Chandra honoured?
He was honoured on Monday.
Q. Who presented the award and certificate?
Women Empowerment and Youth Welfare Minister Rekha Arya and District Magistrate Vishal Mishra presented them.
Q. What message was given during the event?
Young people were encouraged to advance through their talent and creative abilities and bring recognition to the district and the state.
