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Padma Awards 2026 announced recognizing 45 unsung heroes for diverse service Awardees include grassroots workers from marginalized, tribal, and remote communities Focus on serving Divyangjan, women, ...

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The awardees include individuals who have worked quietly at the grassroots for decades, many of them hailing from marginalised communities, Dalit and backward sections, primitive tribes and remote or ...

Each of the awardees, the sources noted, has overcome significant personal hardships to not only excel in their chosen fields but also dedicate their lives to serving society at large.

Padma Awardees’ work spans healthcare, education, livelihoods, sanitation, sustainability and social welfare. Many have worked with Divyangjan, women, children and Dalits.

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