Bastar service culture gets national honour: Chief Minister Sai
Raipur . It is a moment of immense pride and honor for Chhattisgarh that Mrs. Budhari Tati, known as "Badi Didi," a social worker from Bastar and an epitome of love and affection, and Dr. Ramchandra Godbole and Sunita Godbole, living symbols of selfless service in tribal areas, have been selected for the Padma Shri award.
The Chief Minister extended his heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to these three eminent personalities who have brought glory to the state and the country, and wished them a healthy life. Chief Minister Sai stated that this achievement not only honors the hard work and dedication of these three eminent personalities, but also is a matter of immense pride for the entire state.
Expressing his happiness on this occasion, Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai said that the example of human service, compassion, and dedication set by these eminent personalities in Bastar and tribal areas is an inspiration for generations to come. Their lives prove that service done with a spirit of service transcends boundaries and becomes a national identity.
Chief Minister Sai said that these three eminent personalities have served those at the bottom of society for years, a form of silent meditation, and today the country has honored that service. This is a national-level recognition of Chhattisgarh's human sensibilities, social consciousness, and the power of tribal culture.
