The three-day National Executive Board meeting of Bharat Bharati, a prominent nationalist organization, concluded successfully today in Bengaluru. The event brought together the organization’s national office bearers, in-charges, and state presidents, culminating in the prestigious Bharat Bhushan Award ceremony.
Bharat Bharati, which has been dedicated to making India a global leader, has been tirelessly working for the past 20 years. The meeting, held at the KEB Engineering Association Hall, was a testament to the organization’s ongoing efforts.
The event featured a series of discussions and initiatives aimed at promoting national unity and working towards the goal of making India a Vishwa Guru (Global Teacher).
On the final day, Bharat Bharati organized the grand Bharat Bhushan Award: 2025 ceremony and honored several distinguished personalities for their contributions to society. Shri Vinay Patrale, Executive President of Bharat Bharati, and Shri Subhash Dhawan, President of the Trust, presided over the event.
Shri Rudra Narayan Tiwari conducted the program, while Shri Jagannath Kunjbihari Swain, Organisation Minister, concluded the ceremony.
A highlight of the event was the presentation of the Bharati Bhushan Award to Mohammad Irfan Ahmed, who has been a strong advocate for the welfare of minorities, particularly Pasmanda Muslims. Irfan Ahmed’s dedication to serving marginalized communities across India earned him recognition from Bharat Bharati, a prestigious organization.
Irfan Ahmed, a former member of the Haj Committee of India, the Central Waqf Council, and the PAC Railway Board, as well as a BJP MLA candidate from Okhla Assembly Constituency, Delhi, was honored for his extensive work with Pasmanda Muslims, especially those from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. He currently serves as the National Chief Patron of Pasmanda Muslim Samaj Utthan Samiti Sangh.
His award was presented in front of notable figures, including former Karnataka High Court Judge Shri Krishna Bhatt and former Deputy Chief Minister of Karnataka Dr. CN Ashwathnarayan, as well as various senior officials, university professors, industrialists, and representatives from political and social organizations.
In addition to Irfan Ahmed, several other prominent personalities were also honored during the event for their significant contributions to social causes. Among those recognized were:
Retired High Court Judge Shri Krishna Bhatt presented shields and certificates to all honorees during the ceremony.
Irfan Ahmed, in his address, emphasized Bharat Bharati’s role in uniting people from different languages and regions across the country. He explained that the organization works towards building a stronger, more unified India, in line with the vision of Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat (One India, Supreme India).
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“We are working towards connecting people of diverse state languages and cultures to make India a Vishwaguru,” said Irfan Ahmed, highlighting the importance of unity and diversity in the nation’s progress.
In a special media interaction, Irfan Ahmed expressed his gratitude for receiving the Bharat Bhushan Award. He thanked Allah, his parents, and loved ones for their continuous support. “This award is the result of their prayers and blessings,” he said. “I assure everyone that I will continue to serve the needy, especially the poor, orphans, widows, and the oppressed, with full enthusiasm. I also ask for your prayers for my success, good health, and long life.”
Several key individuals, including Rajendra Kumar, Major Hegde, Ramesh Sharma, and Colonel Devendra Gehlot, made the event a success through their tireless efforts. Their hard work further ensured the seamless organization of the meeting and award ceremony, leaving a lasting impact on all attendees.
Bharat Bharati further continues to inspire with its commitment to service, unity, and the betterment of India. The successful conclusion of this National Executive Board meeting marks another milestone in the organization’s ongoing mission to build a stronger, more prosperous nation.
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