Ehsaan Yousf
Srinagar, India 21 July 2024 – Mr. Amitosh Choudhary, Director of The ARC School in Muzaffarpur, Bihar, was recognized for his exceptional journey and awarded the prestigious “Young Achiever Award” at the Global Human Rights Trust (GHRT) India’s annual awards ceremony. The event, held on 21st July 2024 at the esteemed Tagore Hall in Srinagar, celebrated outstanding contributions to human rights and cultural promotion.
Mr. Choudhary’s journey from 3D artist to successful school owner exemplifies dedication and hard work. He established The ARC School online with just 24 students and a team of 5. Through his commitment to the “tools, technology & tradition” approach to holistic education, he has grown the school to over 400 students and a staff of 52. The ARC School is now recognized as one of the leading emerging schools in Muzaffarpur, Bihar.
The ceremony, attended by prominent dignitaries, including Shri Ghulam Ali Khatana, Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha, and Dr. Darakshana Andrabi, Chairman of the Waqf Board, Jammu and Kashmir, lauded the efforts of GHRT India in promoting human rights and cultural excellence.
The event highlighted the diverse range of individuals and organizations across India who are working tirelessly to protect human rights and foster cultural development. The award recipients expressed their gratitude for the recognition and reiterated their commitment to furthering their impactful work.
The Global Human Rights Trust (GHRT) India is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting human rights and cultural understanding. Through its various initiatives, GHRT India works to safeguard the rights of all individuals and foster a society based on equality, justice, and compassion.
