“Ooha Mahanthi Receives International Wonder Book of Records Award for Uplifting Tribal Communities”

Governor of Mizoram K Haribabu presented International Wonder Book of Records award along with gold medal to Ooha Mahanthi, director of Rural development welfare society (RDWS) of Vizianagaram for helping tribals. On Tuesday, the Governor presented the award to Ooha in Visakhapatnam. He said that youth should think of social service and they should take part in such activities as a responsible citizen. Ooha is an inspiring personality and driving the rural population towards prosperity and development, he added.

Speaking on the occasion, Ooha said that, “I have been sensitising vulnerable groups, particularly tribal children and adolescent girls on various issues.” Eradication of child labour and paving way to education would fetch good results in future, she said. M Suresh secretary of RDWS said that the award has increased the responsibility of organization and they would expand the services to new areas.

Ooha Mahanti, the director of the Rural Development Welfare Society (RDWS), has been honored with the International Wonder Book of Records Award and a gold medal for her exceptional contributions to society.

RDWS is a non-governmental organization dedicated to the welfare and development of rural communities. Under Mahanti’s leadership, the organization has implemented various initiatives aimed at improving the lives of individuals in these areas.

In addition to the International Wonder Book of Records Award, Mahanti’s efforts have been recognized by the Governor of Telangana, further highlighting her commitment to social development.

The International Wonder Book of Records is an organization that acknowledges and records extraordinary achievements across various fields. Individuals can apply online to claim international records, and the organization evaluates each application to determine its acceptance.

Nature & Environment

Latest Update