Recognised for Capability and Readiness Advocacy

Among the distinguished personalities honoured during the ceremony was Vipin Khuttel, Institutional Digital & AI Capability Architect and Founder of Being Topper. He was conferred with the prestigious Bharat Media Ratna Award in recognition of his outstanding professional excellence, dedication, and contribution to society.

Through his work, he has consistently emphasized the importance of skills, responsible technology adoption, and human capability development in an increasingly digital world.

Over the years, Vipin Khuttel has emerged as a recognized voice in the fields of digital transformation, artificial intelligence, workforce readiness, and capability-based learning. His initiatives have focused on helping individuals understand emerging technologies while encouraging ethical, responsible, and practical use of digital tools.

Receiving the recognition at the Constitution Club of India, Vipin Khuttel expressed gratitude to the organizers and reiterated the importance of preparing society for the opportunities and challenges of the AI era. He emphasized that while technology continues to evolve rapidly, long-term success will depend on human judgment, continuous learning, adaptability, and responsible innovation.

A Decade of Recognition and Service

The event also honoured several distinguished personalities from diverse fields, including education, journalism, social service, law, arts, literature, environmental advocacy, and public leadership. More than a hundred achievers, social workers, educationists, media professionals, artists, economists, and community contributors from across the nation were recognized for their efforts and impact.

Addressing the gathering, Dr. Gyanendra Vishwakarma, President of All Media Council, highlighted the organization’s commitment to social welfare and nation-building initiatives. He spoke about the Council’s ongoing efforts in supporting journalists, promoting education, empowering women, and extending assistance to underprivileged communities.

Founded on March 5, 2015, by Dr. Gyanendra Vishwakarma, the All Media Council has grown into a notable social welfare organization working across areas such as journalists’ rights, child education, women empowerment, healthcare awareness, and humanitarian support.

As the organization celebrated a decade of service and impact, the event served as a platform to honour individuals whose work continues to contribute positively to society and inspire future generations.

The ceremony was also dedicated to the memory and ideals of Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore, adding cultural and intellectual significance to the national gathering.

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