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The three Padma Awards- Padma Vibhushan, Padma Bhushan, and Padma Shri, were founded in 1954...
Digital Desk: The Union Home Ministry stated on Monday that nominations and proposals for the Padma Awards 2023 are now open and will be accepted until September 15.
The ministry asked the public to submit nominations and recommendations solely through the Rashtriya Puruskar Portal (https://awards.gov.in).
The three Padma Awards-Padma Vibhushan, Padma Bhushan, and Padma Shri, were founded in 1954 and are among the highest civilian honours in the nation.
These are announced every year on the eve of Republic Day.
The award, which is given for exceptional service and performance in various sectors and disciplines, including art, literature, education, sports, medical, social work, science, engineering, public affairs, civil service, and trade and industry, seeks to recognize "work of distinction."
These awards are open to all, regardless of ethnicity, profession, position, or gender.
Government employees, including those working for public sector undertakings, are not eligible for Padma awards.
As per the statement, the Modi government is committed to transforming Padma awards into "People's Padma."
Nominations and recommendations, including self-nominations, are therefore encouraged by all citizens, it added.
In a statement, it was recommended that coordinated efforts be undertaken to find exceptional people who are giving selflessly to society and whose greatness and accomplishments deserve recognition.
A nomination or recommendation must include all specific information stated in the format provided on the portal, as well as a citation in narrative form (maximum 800 words), which concisely outlines the nominee's illustrious and exceptional accomplishments and service in the nominee's field and discipline.
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