15 youth organisers to get recognition on National Youth Day

A total of 15 energetic youth organisers are set to receive the "Bashundhara Shuvosangho Youth Organiser Award 2026" on 1 November 2026, marking National Youth Day, in recognition of their exemplary contributions to community welfare, voluntary service, and social reform.

The awards will be presented at the Bashundhara Shuvosangho head office to honour young leaders driving change across various fields, including underprivileged children’s education, environmental protection, animal welfare, women’s empowerment, blood donation drives, and cultural advocacy.

Shah Md Hasibur Rahman Hasib will be honoured for his role in establishing "Bashundhara Shuvosangho School" and securing educational access for underprivileged children, while Md Imran Hossain is being recognised for educating street children through the "Musafir Ishkul" initiative.

Md Kazi Yeakub Ali is being awarded for distributing storybooks to 13,000 children and establishing the "Bidyabikash Pathagar" to nurture creative thinking and reading habits.

Syeda Ananya Faria will receive the award for raising ecological awareness and conserving biodiversity, while animal welfare advocate Sanjida Hossain Tanisha will be recognised for championing animal care.

Tanjina Akter Jerin is being honoured for fostering female leadership and women’s empowerment. Md Shafayet Hossain will receive accolades for youth leadership development and social welfare.

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Shakil Islam will be recognised for promoting voluntary blood donation and aiding critical patients during medical emergencies. Abdul Hannan Milton, Habibur Rahman, and Abdul Momin will be honoured for sustained social welfare initiatives.

Samia Akter is set to receive the award for supporting distressed and marginalised citizens, while emerging organiser Mehrab Bin Ali Nisan will be recognised for youth mobilisation and organisational leadership.

Labanya Mallick is being awarded for blending voluntary service with cultural activities, recitation, and rational debate, and Munzurul Islam Nahid will be honoured for raising civic awareness through community journalism and social work.

Organisers noted that the initiative seeks to spotlight the quiet contributions of grassroots youths and inspire them to expand their impact in building a compassionate and resilient society.