Social worker Munir Yusuf Khan honoured with Buddha Peace Award & Gaurav Shree Samman 2025

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Social worker Munir Yusuf Khan honoured with Buddha Peace Award & Gaurav Shree Samman 2025

Munir Yusuf Khan, a dedicated social worker, received the Buddha Peace Award and Gaurav Shree Samman 2025 in Chandigarh

MUMBAI: Social worker Munir Yusuf Khan was among the recipients of the prestigious Buddha Peace Award and Gaurav Shree Samman 2025.The event was held recently at a prominent hotel in Chandigarh, with Punjab Governor Gulab Chand Kataria as the chief guest.

The awards celebrated the achievements of around two dozen change-makers from across India.Khan was recognised for his significant contributions to social welfare, community development, and transformative leadership through his company, Avon Consulting Engineers, and his consultancy initiatives.

Organised by the Maitry Peace Foundation, the event honoured individuals from diverse fields for their exemplary services to society.

Governor Kataria lauded the Foundation’s work in uplifting underprivileged children by providing free education, food, and accommodation. He emphasised that such initiatives are crucial in shaping responsible citizens and strengthening the nation.Khan, a visionary social worker and entrepreneur, was felicitated for his work in empowering marginalised communities. Through Avon Consulting Engineers, he has led projects promoting sustainable development, focusing on education, healthcare, and skill-building for underprivileged youth.

His initiatives have supported orphanages and vocational training programmes, creating pathways for economic independence and social upliftment.In addition, Khan has guided organisations and individuals towards sustainable growth and social responsibility. His expertise in strategic consultancy has helped numerous institutions implement effective community development programmes, amplifying their impact on underserved populations.

His approach combines business acumen with a strong commitment to social equity, making him a respected figure in both corporate and humanitarian circles.Speaking at the ceremony, Governor Kataria remarked: “Serving the poor, especially children, is the highest form of service. The work being done by individuals through their organizations is a beacon of hope for our nation.”Khan, moved by the recognition, expressed gratitude to the Foundation and reaffirmed his commitment to furthering social progress through his initiatives.The event, presided over by Maitry Peace Foundation president Surajit Barua, highlighted the power of collective action in building a compassionate society. Khan’s recognition at this esteemed platform underscores his dedication to humanitarian causes and innovative leadership, inspiring others to contribute to the greater good.

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