Acharya Lokesh was honoured for his outstanding humanitarian efforts and contributions to global peace at a special ceremony held in New York.
The event saw the presence of United Nations officials and Indian representatives, underscoring the significance of his work on the international stage.
The Jain monk received recognition from both the United Nations and New York State County for his dedication to promoting world peace and humanitarian causes.
During the historic event, Acharya Lokesh received a certificate of appreciation and a formal award, recognizing his impactful global initiatives.
Representatives from the World Peace Centre and Ahimsa Vishva Bharati also attended the ceremony.
Photographs shared on social media captured the moment Acharya Lokesh received the honour, alongside UN and New York State officials.
The display of Indian and American flags further highlighted the event’s diplomatic and cultural importance.
Promoting peace, non-violence, & human welfare
Acharya Lokesh accepted the award in recognition of his lifelong commitment to non-violence, peace, and the welfare of humanity.
He emphasised that the honour is not just personal but a tribute to India’s ancient Jain culture and the universal message of ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’, the world as one family.
He stressed the crucial role of religious harmony and unity in achieving global peace and called on all communities and faiths to maintain mutual respect and coexistence.
A message of peace & harmony across the globe
This prestigious recognition affirms Acharya Lokesh’s relentless efforts and dedication towards world peace.
Attendees at the ceremony lauded his contributions and expressed their eagerness to collaborate with him in future initiatives.
The honour not only marks a personal milestone for Acharya Lokesh but also serves as a significant step in spreading the message of peace and harmony worldwide.
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