Amarpreet Singh Kale, a well-known social worker of the city and former state spokesperson of BJP, has been honoured with the best civilian award.

He was awarded at a function organized on the occasion of the 135th birth anniversary of the first Chief Minister of undivided Bihar Dr. Shri Krishna Sinha on Thursday at Dr. Shrikrishna Sinha Institute located in Bistupur.

Hari Ballabh Singh Arsi, general secretary of Shri Krishna Sinha Sansthan honored Amarpreet Singh Kale with a shawl and a memento.

After this, the chief guest Dr. SS Razi, Vice Chancellor of Arka Jain University honored Prof. Arvind Pandey, Dr. Manoj Pathak, Prof. Ashwini Kumar Singh, Kishore Yadav, Dharmendra Chauhan, Jugun Pandey and Suraj Sah for their excellent work in the field of social service and education. did. A book titled Yug Sangharsh was also released on this occasion.

 The Chief Guest Dr Razi, while highlighting the sacrifice and patriotism of Sribabu, described him as the immortal personality of the country. He said that Bihar Kesari Dr. Shri Krishna Sinha led the freedom movement in Bihar at the behest of Mahatma Gandhi. He was a great leader. His contribution in the political and social field is invaluable. He said that today's leaders need to learn from Shribabu, I see glimpses of the image of great personalities in the personality of Amarpreet Singh Kale.

 Kale said that the service and dedication of Shri Babu cannot be forgotten. Shri Krishna Babu will always be known for information, hard work and exemplary work method.

Rajdev Sinha, secretary of the institute and general secretary of Benipuri Sahitya Parishad, said that Sribabu was a determined person. For the independence of the country, he had taken a pledge by sitting in the river Ganges.

Giving the presidential address, Dr. SK Singh said that Dr. Shri Krishna Singh made an invaluable contribution in the development of the state by establishing industries in Bihar. On this occasion, school teachers Neelam Kumari, Rinki Matharu and Dr. Angad Tiwari, director of Arka Jain University also gave their views.