Ghaziabad Educationist Mohit Nagar Honoured With Shrawan Award In Delhi

Ghaziabad-based educationist and social worker Mohit Nagar has been honoured with the Shrawan Award in Delhi for his long-running work in the field of education and social service.

Nagar, described as a popular educationist and social worker from Ghaziabad metropolis, was honoured on 27 September, Sunday, at Lajpat Bhavan in Lajpat Nagar, Delhi. He has been credited with bringing recognition to Ghaziabad on various national and international platforms.

According to the information shared, Mohit Nagar has been working selflessly for the education and health of poor children living in slums for the past 15 years. His classes run under the name “Ujjwal Bhavishya” in the industrial area of Ghaziabad.

In Ghaziabad, these classes are also known as “Mohit Sir ki Kakshaon.” Children studying there are provided free education. Along with studies, they are also given food items, stationery, clothes and other necessary items.

Mohit Nagar is said to have a record of teaching nearly 1500 poor children. His name has also been entered in the India Book of World Record. He has earlier been honoured on platforms in Jaipur, London and Indore as well.

The press note said that Mohit Nagar carries out this work without any NGO and bears the expenses himself. His work is focused on children from economically weaker backgrounds, especially those living in jhuggi-jhopdi areas, and he has continued it for 15 years without charging them.

Mohit Nagar said that he likes working in the field of education and will continue to work in this field. He is a resident of Ikla village in Ghaziabad.

Speaking about the Shrawan Award on 27 September, Mohit Nagar said the programme was organised by the team of Seds of India. The main organiser of the event was Savita Arora.