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Young
bravehearts get free tickets from Air India
Tuesday January 25, 2011 10:30:20 PM,
IANS
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Mumbai: All the
children who have been conferred the National Bravery Award for
2010 and their families will be given free tickets by Air India,
an airline official said Tuesday.
The national carrier will offer four free return tickets to all
the children which will be valid for a year - till Jan 26, 2012 -
for travel on any domestic sector.
Air India will also bear all the taxes and levies on these tickets
to avoid any financial burden on the beneficiaries and their
family members.
The winners of the Bravery Award for 2010 are: Jismi P.M. from
Kerala who has been awarded the Geeta Chopra Award, Priyanshu
Joshi from Uttarakhand conferred with the Sanjay Chopra Award, and
Vishnudas K. of Kerala, Moonis Khan of Madhya Pradesh and Ipi
Basar of Arunachal Pradesh were awarded the Bapu Gaidhani Award.
The youngest awardee is six-year-old Shrawan Kumar from Rajasthan.
Others are Gurjeevan Singh from Punjab, Sunita Murmu from West
Bengal, Kalpana Sonowal and Rekhamoni Sonowal from Assam, Rahul
Kurrey and Parvati Amlesh from Chhattisgarh, Anoop M. and Raj
Narayanan from Kerala, Rohit Maruti Mulik from Maharashtra,
Mohammad Nurul Huda from Manipur, Freedy Nongsiej and Lovelystar
K. Sohphoh from Meghalaya, Lalmawizuali from Mizoram, Bibek Sharma
from Sikkim and Uttam Kumar from Uttar Pradesh.
Chhampa Kanwar from Rajasthan and Shruti Lodhi of Uttarakhand have
been honoured posthumously.
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